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Home My WebLink About1978-11-17 - Orange Coast Pilot• • l •. -. re.et • 1p Be IJ'ost•food ·Item? t t l l ; I t ' FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 17, 1978. "°'-. ti, MO UI. • HCTlOIO M "a.Of.' • • ... • • • ., .. . . • Cop, ·v _ice .Mayor Flap Boils 2Lopsided Wms Tallied Thursday ni ght's Orange Coast Hi gh school footbaU action y1elded two lopsided victories: FOWJtalD Valley 31 ~.e~ Harbor 13 .. Mission Viejo 54 Lagana Hllls 7 See details in today's sports section. 'Wonnburger'· Included in Recipe Book CHICAGO CAP> The owner l of Earthworms Inc. says he as ~ adding "Wormburgers" to the 100 recipes he has for using pro- tein-rich dried worms ai. rood supplements. · A fast-food chain has derued rumors that it used ground red worms in its hamburgers Bui Darrell Richards, owner or Earthworml>, said 1t 's a ··question or tame· before dried worms Wlll take their plact! in the diet '' People already eat s nails. oysters, oclopui., squid. and shrimp, anft dried worms will mix with any kmd of cooking, he noted. Richards. 43, said he cooks worm cookies and worm cakes at home about once a week. "I like them and so do m) two child.reg-Who ar ~ and JL ~ul my wife dotsn 't go for it yet. ··For dinner tonight. I'm goin~ lo mix one·tenlh cup or dried earthworms to a quarter pound or h a m tni rger-an d -c-a 11 t ··wormbufger." he said '' Richards said b.. selts-800..t 1.5 million worms a week at his operation for a variety or use~ - like callnR up sludge ...-and has received about 50 inquiries about using-them as food for Murder Rap Goes To Jury , . The trial of a Laguna Beach man accused or a bludgeoning murder durtng an alleged homosexual rage ended Thurs, '"' day with the defense attorney claiming the prosecution had failed to prove its case. Defendant Earl Scramlin, 27. sat quietly as lawyer Tom Reilly lotd an Orange County Supenor Court jury there w~suffi. cient evidence to justi y a uilty verdict. . Reilly 's client is accused of beating 69-year-old Albe rt Daniel Willard to death in his Laguna Beach home the night of .July 29, 1977. The youthful appearing deren· dant admitted in his. testimony that he was in Willard's home that night but denied having as· saulted llis occasional homosex· ual sex 'act partner. But pro sec utor Tony Rackaukas insisted that fool.· prints left in Dra no spilled or splashed on the floor or the vic- tim's ho~e is proof positive that Scramlln beat Willard to death with a wooden fertility statue. Rackaukas told the 1ury that Scramlin became enraged when Willard allegedly threatened to expose their relations hip .. t f not that. the prosecutor said . taunting 'by the victim touched off-Scramlin's alleged mDT'denmsTage. I Early Turkey Trot I Four runner!. arc c heered on as they left Estancia Hi gh in Costa Mesa Thursday night -bound for a Saturday night party in Palm Springs They'll be running in 15 mile shifts around the clock. From le ft. the runners ctn• Paul Hers hey. Ric k 0.ttlY l'tlol P-by LH Po,.. Conard , Forr.cst Metcalf and Ke,•an McCarthy. Conard and McCarthy arc on ' tbe school 's cross country t eam and He rs hey is a junior at Laguna Beach Hi gh. Metca1f'. 19. was graduated from Estancia two years. ago. King Panel Clears FBI Prt,be Yiehls No Evide~ of Agency Rok Whatever the r eason, Rackaukas said, Scramlin did kill his aged homosexu~l partner .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a~g~en~t~s~·a;i;d;th:ebu~~cood~~d James Earl Ray wu 1denti~~ ouse assass1 ~.. ~i assassin '!fill as a rug1taw said today it has found no King and then botched its 10-to be caught. evidence that a squad oJ olkJuty eslflation of~ll5Sassinalion . "Jt llW~<.r~--~o ~.Y FBl agents assassinated Martin . by ignoring the possibility of t.Qat the same~~~ · · . vt!ndetta cy was directly invo\ved in the ArlhJ!f_..·Murtaugh, now a col· again~t Dr. Kang s ou tn· civil rights leader's death in an,y lege _p~ssor. testified that the vest i gate h 1 s mu rd c r . ,·. · way. FBI investigation wa& put oaCJ( urtaugfl satd. -hu.ma ---But a former Atlanta FBI on routine latui; as soon ai; .He said he made that stale· menr t)cclluse. th investigation "The m ain thing ir'i Clleir preparation is to boil them for rive or:.si:iuninules to remove the dirt. Then put em a 'SO·<le o\en ror lSminutes," he said. "They come out crispy. like a french fl"}. I like to eat them Just Uke.. thJtl:." # .. AN... PEDRO 1 AP> r= 'WhUe... _b231:i_w r n hand to form a -=--·~as= .• condutte<l b~ ' 1 telligence division. He _said he could only sJ)t'culale thut the proJ>t• maBhLJ.!ave been handled better had H been conmicle<1 . some other FBI d1v1sion, ~uch as the criminal division at a speed of less than 5 piph Murtaugh said the Atlanta Both Say .... 'Threat' Not Real By ftO~ERT BARKER Ol llw Daily Pilol SUit Huntington Beach Pohcl' LL Jim Walker said today he an· tends to sue Mayor Pro Tempore Richard Siebert an connection with a mysterious deatb thrt.>at ·that Siebert allegedly reported to eaty officials Lt Walk er said that Siebert .initia led a memorandum that al· legt>d that Walker made a threat to kill Siebert when he visatc.'d one or Siebert':> pharmaciei. last Friday . City officials.damped a ltd or secrecy on tht> mctdent but it was . learned that polict• have launched ~n mvest1gat1on anto the episode · Siebert said today that the controversy 1~ a m1sundt-rstand· ani;:. based on second and th1rd- hand reports or witncssc~ "and J am disavowing that Walker tn· tended any harm " "It was a m1sunders tand1ng mad(' in the heat of the moment and I am absolutely 100 percent certain that l ht•rc was no threat " Su.•bert said he has written .i lt!tler that comple t e ly cx- onl'rates Walkl'r Walker. a 10-ycar veteran of the police department and a member of the pohcl' officer·::. contract negot1atm~ team. says he doesn't mtcnd to let matter~ drop ·'Somebody as s hoo tang crap~ with my career and I don't hkc at.·· he said Walker said the bizarre and .CSee THJlEAT. Page A2-t . -:--- Coa~• a er Pll1e°by.. lute nig hi :.md ca r ry m o ln g r o~ otherwise fair throus;i Saturday. Lows tonlght 4S w~ 73. INSID.£.:1.0DA" In f'raru:e they call him Michef Souris. J" JCJPOn ht ti\ Mrkt Kuchi fn the good old (I S , he $ Mickey Mouse and • Election SJielv~ ~archers protested the dangers moving screen aroun e 638- '0f brtngt~ trigh)y votalile Uq--foot. tanker as ;t 'W>'fed through Ulr<rugtrthe dmme1 --· FBI effor1-&gams Kmg..includcd.. The Petrotane spokesman said an el ec~ronic eav<t_sdroppin~ the ~hip oonta~ns .. an. ~dit,ip!lal opep·':.-· ,j)'~nts that J)F(' safely va lve to O')•"ifnne duced40to"!i0c.m\netsoffileson spillage in case of an accident King's telephont' conversations. andtwosetsorasensingdevices Chief counsel G. Robert lo a utomatlcntly shut dO"fJ' gas Blakey said·• "tile cnmmiltec now if a leak occurs. round no e1.:ldence or direct FBI rr-SO~~~ .saivr~ ,_ ___ , .. St:t>.Fealunng, Page Bl. and ..... ~;~ .... . SALISBURY. Rhodesia AP l T he transfer of po't\er to RhOdesla''s black ipajorily has been put off.for four months by a biracial tran.silloh government. incrta~lngly beset by Internal b1ckertr11 and ste~ped-up guer- rilla attacks .from nelghbOrtng Mozambique and Zambia. An of. ::-·-.1ic.i.al aT,C.!.!ru'nl Thursday --s.W the ctlons schad.uled to takr pfett before Dec. -31.. had been poelponM to April 20. . uefied petroleum gas into busy the pon, which h~d be'en ' t>r· Los Angeles Harbor. Coast dered cleared of all traffic. Guard officials made a last-The protests were organi\ed minute safety fospecUon today by a group calling itself ~hl' of a British tanker carrying the Coastal and Harbor Haza'°ds gas before allowing ~to dock. Council. The Cavendish. loaded with Federal', :>late, and local 11 S rnlllion gallons of LPG • authorities worked to insurl' that the se~nd largest shipment in the tanker Cavendish would California history wab to dock dock and unload safe!¥. said lh11 af\emoon amidst extensive John Ma}', ~'pokUm-an for saTety pcecautflmS. . Petrotane Inc. ; Two Coast Guard vesseli. and After a final morning lnspec· two Harbor Department patrol lion, the Cavend&.h-was to move ' A tanker explosion here two involvement" in King's murder. years ktned eight people and in But' Blakey. stud four duys of jured 50. public hearings will .deal with Urider. orders .,.from~~-(fUesUons of ;possible lndk'cct Occupational Sarety ana ttearnr-rn,·o vemff't." tt~~ld these 1n. Admlnh~traUon eveu.L..c.epairs eluded quest.ions of wheL th wer~ completed carlil!r on the FBI 's udmatted cumpqagn to pa er (See FBI, Page AZ> ladex Al Yevr S«Yttt' AO ...... ". "'° a. 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I It's Winter "' Wit' Closes , hools th rht· h M)dated rre~'> t\) 111111 .... 111 ,, 111 '' ht'.1\' :-nuy. ul t hl· ~Nt:-.on dumflt'd up tu llllll' 111dw-. 111 .... onw :.u t·u~ o\ t.•rm~ht. to1 ''"1>' M'hool" to d 11-.1• .:.11111 s narhng ru~h hour C'Om rnul1 11g 111 lh1• \t1nn1•Jµol1 -. ~l Paul dre1t I Earlier :-Ion .\ t 1 • ~mt· 1ndw .... \\il ~ reportC'd at Hect Wmg, and an .1l·1·uuH1l.il1U11 ol "'' 11H'ht·-., " ...... t l'fXH tl'Cl tn tht• Min lll'.1 pnlh rtll'ltuµol1t.1n .11 t•J Sdln11l_.»..1s 1'.llln lt·d tu1 thl• d ,1v 1n m.111) <irPa ..... and h.u.mlou:-. tlrt\ 111g m;;idt• school bu .... e::. late Ill u 1 numher ot other t·ommumtici. In M1ch1gan ·s l ppcr Pe nins ula . up to six rncht•s fell. do~gi n~ road..., iind complicat,rng lbi' ::.earch for a 76 yt•ar old hunter reported mi ssing Thur!-.day From Page JI I FBI ... har:J-.:-.ind rlt,cre<.hl K in~ d' a lt•<tdt•r l"{M\Ulted in K 1ng~ prN1~ t•nn• in ;\kmph1" "ht· re ht· w<J:. .1s:.a-.-.1n.11l•<I Apnl 4. 1!'68 Osprey .Back In Harbor; Wair-Begins d,•-.trtlY the United State:. Uut we• must M.'llle our prob· h•111' 111 J pl'IH't'ful v.:ay ·· l!:agleton quoted Brezhne v a:. 'J' 1nl( So,·ict dei.1gners tested 1:1 m·utron \\t•apon "bul gave 1t up We lll'H'r !>Wrted prOduction " <'.JI tl•r ttnnounced this year lht• l n1kd State:. would not go- u h,•J d "'1th 1>roduction of its neutron \\c..ipon. pending prog· rt''' 10 nt>~onattons t o limit stratt·gtc \\l'apon:. and m1htary fOrt'l':-O Hrt•zhnt•v hud said prt'viously tht• So\1l'l~ hud the ability to p r<)dUl'l' J nt•utron weapon. but - this "as tus first revelation that :.uch a weapon hac.i been tested The Soviets haVl' mo unted a w or ldwide propaganda cam · puign against tht> U .S. ~utron weapon. culling 1t an inhuman dt•v1ce . The U.S neutron weapon is a small wa rhead thut produc;.es twice the decidly rndiation of a conventional nut'lcar bomb but lt>'s than a tenth as much ex· plosive pqwer. heat a nd ·fallout This means the warhead can kill p eople w h ile causing little damage to buildmg.s_ ll :'\ Amha ...... adnr Anclr<.•\\ 'I 11ung \\as .in .11dt· to King and \\ ....... on tht• ball·on}' fff the Lor riJllll' Motl'I in Ml·mph1 s when K ing wa ... :.hot lo dt•alh th(•re 1\ l'h1 lly \'tgll paid off Thur~ day night for .a state-Depart ment of Fis h <llld Gam e official "ho reported he s potted the fem ale osprey that has been lht' target of massive orn1lho logical effor ts in Newport Harbor Th l' :.t>nators m et with Brczhnev after a s tormy session Thursd ay ni~ht with Prem wr . Alexei N Kosygin, \\ho angrily told tht•m any Soviet .\tiGs sold to Cuba are purely for defense purposes. f Related story. A4 I Hl' lt>,l1f1 ed today that ht· knows of no 1•v1d<·m·e that the FBI \\a-. tll\ohl·d 1n tht· as· ,.,as..,1natwn. althnugh he s a1cl 'that wa:, om· of tht• l't1ns1lir:.1t·y rwt 1011" in th111 region "Jn tht' par<11101a of tho~t· timt•s," Young said .. "11 1s no -.t•c·n ·t the <'I\ ii right" mt1\'t•mt.•nt \HIS l'Onl inually hiJI us:;cd .. Comm1llet• of11l.'1ab rcfus<'d 10 (·ommt'nt on a Ne\4) York T1mt·s rc·port toda~ thal tht.•1r starr .... 1n \ l'.,l tJ.!al ton ha-. <·1inc· I udNI th al Ha' as.,a ,!'nn.itcd King for $~.000 from ~1 St. Louis bu'>• nc'"' man hut nt'vcr got t he monl'\ Tht: panc•I has been invesllgal 1ng th1· ;1lh·gation of a formN St L11u1s JUlo parts dealer . Ru~i.cll G H' ct~. th al tht• businessman. who 1~ now ckad. told htm m late 1967 of the S50.000 o ffe r for King 'mur<lcr 8 ul Chairman Louil> Stokes D Ohio 'aul llw committee ha::. m.tdl• 1111 Mll'h <·onrluswn und · lhl.' staff ha:, no >fiuthorily lo makt• any conclus1on for thb' c·omm1ttc'C." llowev!•r. Stoke's refused to c•onfirm m rlc•m that st1:1ff in· \t•-.11~alors hav1:·found that 'Ray \.. 1 llt•d King fur th<' $50,000 but l\l'Vl'f' gol 11 Thl' Fnl has admitted lhal its 1Jh• d1rN·tor .. J Edgar lloovcr, d1:.pla~l·d a pl·rsonal ha tr<'d to~;~rd King .ind that lhe agency cpndUd<'d illl•gal break 1ns a nd t'll.'dron1<: sur\'(•lllnncc of King 111 a campai~n to discredit him J' a ch 11 r11.thts leader. T ht• Ju.,ltl'l' D1•partmcnt. in a n•port la::.t )t·ar, said the Fl:ffs tn\ <'Slq.,t al 1on of K1nj.!'s .is ~&1s:,malton wu~ adcquall' ""ilh on(' m&11or l'\C'l'Plton It did not qu(·~tton Hu) ~family o n how he financed h1:. escape lo Europe. Angel Dust Seized LOS ANGELES <AP\ Seven pn~ons hav(• been arrested in an early morning raid of a home tn w h1(•h lhl' drug PC P . or "anli(el dust," wati manufac- tured . depulll'S say. Oeput1~s s a 1a tht•y l'Onfisc&led e u1p· mcnt. ch~JTncals and a qua n 1ty of PCP with an estimated value of $230.000 from the home on Eai.t 76th Street ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Tho Ot-(_. 0..•I• .,.,.. wolft-(1ff' l,,,.. hftltol1 0W ,.__.. ,,,,.., 1\0Vb'• "'""':ttwtrw-~ iort')I I Br.I t P\tr»1""•'\IQ ~0 .. fh ~o.tfM' .,_-1.t in "'' 0-1'-I• "°"ct M'>ftid•• ttw'OU'lf\ fr•c:t-h t • f' 1-t 1W-• 'o#,.#0'>,-t 9"_.C' ... Hu'tf•"CJ10'\ t.-. t P'I J-Doo'" ••·n v .. 11 .. ., ,,.," .. '\""'aa•..-.,...,. .. v,,11.,.\1 .,,, ~ 61-.MA ~1nC.O.. I Awft,Qk ,....,~,.,. 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IMl.Ul .. •f ... , ..... ,_ ~~,,<;l.'"\~mi~1r:' .~.!!._ ~ ~..::~."o ;~~ :-,,....,,,,. ....," .. , ' No osprey hllS raised young in Southern Cahforrril\ 1n 50 years, and so considerable excitement occurred w he n the scagoini.i ha wk built a Ol'Sl in Newport Ha rbor ;i few weeks ago l.Jrlfortunately, th(' hawk ~Ulll it on the m ast of u ship whOl>l' ownt.>r, u Los Angl'll's doctor. wasn 't fond of paying Sl.500 a month in dock fees for a boat he couldn 'lsail. So a giant piling was s unk nearby a nd. on Mo nday, the nest was moved by state and Pacific Telephone workers in an at- tempt to fool the bird into think· ing the piling was the mast. The only problem was: Would the bi rd fall for it? Dedicated Fish and Game of· fi cial Paul Kelly decided to find out by perching himself on the end of H Street on the Balboa Peninsula Thursday night with bis s potting scope to wait for the nest. Fortunately. he only had lo wait about h a lf lln h o ur. because, as Kelly noted, "It's cool out there." "I s;tw her flying around over by the Harbor Department <if· · fice <on Bayside Drivel." Kelly s aid. "I'm quite sure it's the s ame bird." He said she didn 'l sit ..on the nest but ··1 don't think that's necessarily bad a t this point." .. Before we moved the nest. her behavior had begun to change," Kelly explained. "She .... was spending less lime there because she had finished con"' struction of the nest. "'It's too early to begin nest· mg." he said. "We s us pect if she can locute a mate this would be some time in December and we might have eggs by January or early f>'ebruary. Now it's just a waiting game ... Carter administration sources in Wa s hington say US. s py planl's h<1ve been dispa tch£'d on·r Cuba lo try lo find outjf the MiGs are purely for defensive purpost!s. The meeting with Brczhnl·~· began on a friendlier nok. Making small talk with the delegation. led by Sen. Abraham A. R1bicoff. D-Conn .. the Soviet p ersidenl said no o n e did "anything destructive" in the Kremlin room in which they met. "only con5truclive and peaceful endeavors." • Riblcoff quickl y r eplied, "We're all in favor of that " Cold CWJh Wanns Heart DENVER IAP l -It was a cold, windy d ay in Denver when the following . excha nge took place at a downtown high-rise con· struction site. A s mart aleck in an ex· isting building next door held up a sign at the win· dow for the cold worke rs outside fo see. It read : "It's 72 degrees in he re ." On e worke r found a piece of cardboard, scrib· bled on it and held it up for the office occupant. It read : "It's $15 a n hour out here." Quake Hits Skopje SKOPJE. Yogoslavia IAPI A m edium strong earthquake JOited Skopje during the night, causing tall buildings to s way and sending residents fleeing in· to the s treets In panic. No casualties or damage were re· ported. Front Page AJ THREAT OF D~~TH. • • confusin~ chain of events began Friday when he was waiting to ge medicine at a pharmacy in which Siebert is a part owne r. Walker sai<f while he was wailing. he discussed current e a so sa1if thathe may have. said in jest a statement to the ef· · feet· that.he. was surpris.¢ that. Srebfft:lmFdl[f"befO-l'e"WaYW1U---. Ing CO get on a-city hail ~levator with three armed police officers. "I honestly don't remem ber if I Said lbal but if I did il .was iRTiln -or l"ece11t nteTC1tC'6 · Uw. Runtingtosi Beach po\\c~ ~ ficers .:,.have been s uc-h bad guys.'' · • The events now get a bit hazy but th~ llll~ged statement con cerning t h e elevat or rid becom es mlsconsvued. "Now I em su~posed to tiav said that I have a gun and w I find Siebert It wm all be o~ r tor him " Walker said. -\..: al er c ateaorfoaTiy de that threat . Siebert concurs alleges. that thtnp got. &>eryiP.edive becaUte or • and <third-hand accounts . Walker said there also is a myst.ecy--OL.lwo_dillerent m emos supposedly injtialed by Siebert \\ltth city officials. . w j tker at~eges in _the -----~--- I After the Youth \'ote? Sen. Edward Kt·nn~·dy gets some inside tips on the u~t· of <1 microphone from Bet! Gees Barry <lert 1 and Maurice Gibb while visiting their recording studio in Miami.. Jarvis, Gann Squahble- w lntervietm ShoW Pair Trading Barbs SAC RAMENTO •AP 1 A pubhe squabble hu-. developed bel\H•t•n lloward J arv1s a nd Paul Gann. tht· tax rebeb who s p o nsored l'ropo ~1t1 on 13. CaliforrfJa'.:; propcrt) tax cut m 1liatlVl' In ~eparatc -.egment~ of J pro gram ftlm(•d b!t the J>uhl u.• aro~d~._l,m~ !-))si..:m. J<.1n tk-4C cu:,ed Gann of tr.' 1gng tu m<Jkc mont>) b) s ponsoring ...t ne" .. ba llot mt•a:.ur,· tu l1m1t goH•r'n mt>nt s 1x .. nchng. Jnd Gann culled Jarvis .. 1rrnt1ona l · Thl• progr:J m . '"C a It forn1 a Toni~hl." 1s to be 'a ired at various time:. ov(•r the weekend by 12 publ1C· bro.id<:ast1ng ,t;i tions in C:.ihfornia ll was s hown ·Thu rs day lo 'l'ht.> A ~~oc1 aled Press . J:Jf\'ll> ·and c~1nn . ltt•iJlb of dif- fc rl·nt g ro ups 'hh1t·h Joined forces to qu~hfy Propos1t1on 13 for lhc ballot. wen· known not to be t los(• ·nut lht·y had ins ..... tcd that their relatio ns hip was cor d ial. The salty. 75-year-old J arvis was filmed on election day in Los Angeles by a c rew that fitted him with a wire lei.s microphone he could turn off when he didn't want his re marks recorded. As he relaxed with a idl'S. Jarvis said a proposed ballot measure sponsored by Gann to lim1l s t<Jtl.' a nd local government spe nding "as .. :. "I am not go111g to bl<"l him I don't )!l\e d damn ... Jurvt:. said "1thuu t ·turning o ff t hl' Trial Slated ~n -Shoo~illg T" o brother' ch:.irgl•d "1th the aCtt'm ptl•d :,hoot 1 ng of Lo~ Angc•le!-Ham linebacker J 1tn Yo ungblood in Ne\\port Beach ple aded Jnnocent .al their ar ra1 gnmc nt Thursd'ay in Orange Count~ Harbor Munil·1rwl Court Alan Gra). 29. of 271i9fi Tonja . M1ss1on V1c10 . and Colin Cra~. 26. of Diamond Bar. I at·t· ...t prl' trfol hearing Dt•C' 18 .il lht· Harbor Court and hu\>t' ..i tna l dall' set for Jan 2 The two we re arrested Oct 17 ~•fler a gun alleged~:, wa..., fired al Youngblood out~ldl thl' /\n c te nt .'.\tarrn,·r n·~taur&jnl 111 Newport Carter to Visit WASHJNGTON t /\P I Pr"~l dent Carter has acc<'pled an 1n · v1tallon from King llas!.an to v1s1t Morocco. the While Hou~c announced today. ~ microphone "Gann is trying to pr o mot e something to m ah· m o n l.'y. t~or Gann ... added Jarvi... Gann. in his segment of the film . d(•n1 cd he was making money oft the 'pending limit t•a mpci1gn and launched his own ,1tl<1Ck , saying J ar vi!--was .. irra· llonal' and ~urrcred from "diar- rht.>a of th<' muuth ~ =--- " lloY. ard has a very difficult p roble m with the Eng ll ~h IJnguagc." said Gann. 66, a rt' t 1 rt•d real estate agent. "ll 's harD for 'rum to get above a two- 1 e t I l' r word . Ile ~ays ·1· and 'mt.>' very well. "lloward s hould be careful' how ht.> make~ :.t<Jte ments like that 1n lht· first place lie did lay 1'11m:.elf hbcl ts11: • · c . .inn ... uggc:.ll'd Jarvis wa:. l'rit1cul bet'aUSl' hl.' was 1ealou~ <>f. t he attention 'Gann h as n..· l'l'l\'l•d ;;inc t• lhe p a!>sa gc of Propos1llon 13. Gl\nn said he was only gethng l'X pe n~cs a!. head of "The Spml of t3." the group backing the -.pending hm1L which has not yN qualified for the 1980 ballot. .. Any body who has s aid that r hL" l' ever gotte n anything out of th1-. other than a tre mendous • amount of i.at1s facllon 1:. old and :.tup1d ... he said. Neither could immediately be r eached for further comment. ALDEN'S UCHOF ........ E. The elegant~ of Aritronn \by Lees lflllrllt msl "''°' .. f #Jb•· f-r 100' Al,t,.an• ~'<.If' ~ -~.,ti JAn52 lllftJT .-"Stm WlllC*m .. _ .. llm:r '°""" """"'"4 ..... " 100"'. .. CV' ..-we.; N'IVOl"t11o ~~ _.,,. . ..._..,.. •"Oil' Anii'll1i" """"' ... v, .. '2 SAftl2 ~n12 • I · 1 I I J I • • Today'~ Closing ,.._...__.,;;,toeb east LBIT I 0 N 71. NO. 321. 4 SECT IONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUN:fY T CAL.I FORNI A FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1978 N/C TEN CENTS -- Liquid PetroleUin Tanker ~nters LA _ ...... SAN PF.DUO 1A P 1 M\t•r pu~:.in1ot a la'l mmul\' -.ar,•ty an '>Pt'l'llon b) nt) .at\ll ft'(lt•1 ul of ftcwl , u Hr1t1~h t.rni.. .. r l.1ct1•11 wllh 11 ~ n111l1on ~dllon~ uf h1i;:hl) t•,plo~1 v e llqud\ed pt'trnlt.>um ~u •mudt.> 1t .~•> RlnJ,:crly 10to Lo-. .l\n~t'lt+'> Harbor amid tight -.cnml> to day lnbpector-. from th1• Cou!o.t Guard <•nd harbor dt•J>.Htm .. nt :>Pt'Ol mort• lhun fuur hour~ Bitterl aboard lh<> t.1nkt•r ('nq•nd1~h bc-forl' allo \\1ng It lo 1•••"!-. thriml(h tht• bn·ak~utN· Intl> tht• harbor ·~ nhHn r hanrwl .,. h •• L I' (j ' h I JI fl\ ,. ft l l 0 P t> t r o I 1 n <' I n <' ' ' t o r a ~ t• f..icthttes 1n San Pedro ~db tht• . f()('u of ~' 1ronmt·ntul Af'OUP' • rnd .:o\ t•rnmt•nt orru:1ab fearful ·or o po,-..blt' lt>uk nnd t.>\. plo ion of the ttas. \\-hl<'h lb hq udlt'd under ptl't>'>un· and rdrigt:rati.'tl for l'CJ)>t' •n t 1 illl'fJClr1 sed .. '"" M 1 k t' 0 a ct a s o v 1 c h . a spokt•am.1n for the California t 'ou11tar Comm1ss1on. said today .1 major danger of LPG 1s that 1f 1t l''l<.'UJX'b. 1t could s pread a t•loud of f(as over a wide area :rnd ~:.cplod Me11nwb1le . Burt Wilson . t•oordmator Of a group calling 1t:.elf Campalgn Against Utiljty Se rvice Exploitation. t old a ~ro up. of proteblers near the ·Diedrich Bribery Trial -Postponed -4 By GARV GRANVILLE -04 UW C>•llY P!Mt Si.ff ly opposed by Orange County Asfil s taoL D 1 S.lr ic..t. All o rn e y Michael Capizzi Nov J as the day pretrial mo· lions would be heard harbor. "It is simply ludicrous to have le~islation on the books to say that LNG <liquefied natural gas) is too hazardous to bring into populated areas a nd not a pply it to LP G It i s like bringing a time bomb into Los Angeles Harbor." Wilson was referring to a bill passed by the state Legislature a nd signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. last year ruling out populated areas as possible sites for a proposed LNG terminal. However. lhal act does not cover LPG. . ''U nfortunate ly, LP G 111 something we have not paid too much attention lo," Oadasovich said . · £.ederal. state a nd focal authorities worked to e nsure that the lanke r reached its berth s afely. s aid J o hn May. a · PetrQlane spokesman. Two Coast Guard vessels and two Harbor Department patrol boats formed a moving ~creen <Jround the 638·fool tanker a:. ll moved through the port·s main channel. which had been or dered cleared of all other traffic The Pel rolane spokesman said the s hip contains an additional :.a fe ty valve to m1n1m1ze •spillage in case of an accident and two sets of a sensing devices to autom~callv shut down ga:. <See TANKER. Page A2> l nd ~cte d Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich won another delay tQday. in his UP· comlng tnal on bnbery charges Capizzi told JudJH' Earl B Gilliam that the r('quest for thl' added delay was ··an affront to the court." Rut. Capizzi said. tlrc <tay or the motions came a nd passed without the defendants' lawyers f1hng any motions -·. A l ong with co·defendaM LeRoy Ros-. Diedrich appeal'cd in San Otego Superior Court to have his tna~ dale moved from Nov. 27 to Jan. 8 The po:>tponl•mf'nl was hitter- , Neivport's Osprey Flies Back A chilly vigil paid off Thurs day nigtll for a state Depart- ment of Fish and Game official t who r eported he spotted the female osprey that has been the ' target of massive ornithological . efforts in Newport Harbor • o ospr('y has raised youn~ in Southern Californi a in 50 years. and so consideruble excite ment occurn•d when the seagoing hawk built a nest in . NewpoM HarboT a few weeks ago. U nfortunatcly. the ha wk built lt on the mast of a shi p whose owner , a Los Angeles doctor. wasn 'l fond o( paying $1.500 a month· in doclc fees for a bo·ai. be couUJn'tsail , So a giant pilin~ was sunk nearby and. on Monday~ lhe nest was moved by state and Pacific Tl.'lcphone workers in an al· tempt to rool the bird into think· in~ the piling was the mast. · The only problem was : Would the b1 rd fall for 1l? Dedicated fo'1s h and Game of· fi c1al Paul Kelly decided to find out by perching himself on the end or H Street on the Balboa P~mnsula Thursday nigt1l with at~ s potting scope lo wait for the nest . Fortunately, he only had to w ail about h alf a n h our. because. as Kelly noted, "It's · coot out there." "I saw her flying around ovet by the Harbor Department of- fice <on Bayside Drive>." Kelly s aid. "I'm quite sure it's llle same bird." He said she didn't sit. on th6- nest but "I don't think th~l's , necessarily bad at this pdiht." ··Before we moved the . nest. h er be havior bad begun t o. change," Kelly explained. "She was spending less lime there because sbe-had finished COll- struction or the nest ·Capizzi pointed out that after th e Diedrich trial wa s transferred to San Diego County the court had set ilc; starting date back to Nov 27 and ·SN But the ass1slant dis trict at torney's argument was coun- tered by Diedri<'h ·s lawyer Marshall Moq{an who said he would be a<'live in a civil trial until mid·Dccember: Who DutJnit? . Diednch and Rose were in· dieted De<'. 15. 1977, on bribery charges related to a 1973 county board of s upervisors land use dt'<'ision When protesHng the added de- lay m bringing the defendants to trial. Capizzi noted Che Indict- ment was almost one year old and said the delay "goes to the ver y heart. or integrity in ~OV· ernment." Mystery and several rolls of toilet paper shrouded this house al 1Zl3 McCormick Lane. Costa Mesa. today. No one was home to explain who papered the yard or why. or ·whether or not there was any ronnectitln to tonight ·s holly contested football gam e between Costa M~sa and Coro'na del Mar high schools. to be played at Newport.Harbor High School. The re~idcnL-; al leat have ont- thing to be grateful for -it 1sn ·t supposed to ram this weekend Actress Bernadette Peters speaks to the crowd during a rally in Los Angeles Thurs · day as part of the second an· nu al .. G r eat American S m okeout." Her button reads. "Kiss me, I don't smoke." Mesa Woman ... Hit by Car; Leg Broken While in court, the defendants and their lawyers learned that when their trial begins Jan. 8 it will be in a department of the San Diego S uperior Court in Vista. Judge Gilliam said ,the trial was being moved lo the northern San Diego County city t.o make it more accessible . to the parties involved in the criminal lawsuit. At today's hearin~. Rose's at- torney Sylvan Aronson s aid he wi ll m ake additiona l pretrial motions when the court con- venes Jan. 8, including a re· . newed motion for a post indict- ment pi-eliminary hearing based on a recent Supreme Court de- c1sion • China Paper ~!!~~~-~!?as in- direrll y attacked the late Ch1airman Mao Tse-tung in a thinly .veiled move to reduce him lo human dimensions and possibly rewrite the history or his contribution lo communis m The Kwangming, daily, a Pe- king newspaper. made its points by attacking Yao Wen-yuan. a. former Politbu.ro membe r whose 1965 cr-iticism or a his- toric a I play ·kicked off the Cultural Revolution CoUrt 'Test ·Needed . In Bus Exp&nsion S A CRA MENTO <AP I - Proposals to expand the Los Angeles Unified School District busingi)rogram lo other counties cannot be enacted without a test Briton Tabs Ex-Pres idem 'Undesirable' case before the state Supreme Court. a• state school board al- torney says. Tl}.e S\ate has po a uthority to order districts to bus students across county lines. as implied in a so-called metropolitan bus· ing plan presente d to Los Angeles Superior Court ·Judge Paul Egly, state school attorney Thomas Grif(jn said Thu.rsday. "The implications or bringing the state in on creat ion of a metro busing plan makes us a little nervous." Griffin added "It seems to me all the dis cussion assumes we' have a lot or power and authority we don't have." LONDON <APl -Former Pres ident Nixon s hould be banned from Britain as "an un· des irable a li ~n ... a British la wmaker urged today. · John Lee. a barriste r member The plan recommended by of the governing Labor party, court·appointed s per1ahsts to made the d ema nd to Home further desegregate Los Angeles Secretary Merlyn Rees in a writ-schools -would extend the ten question in the House of city's busing program to most of Commons. Lee asked Rees to Orange County 's 29 school dis· h b h • tricts and to Ventura and San "pro • It t e entry· of Nixon. Bernardino counties. tt would who has accepted a n invitation to lecture at Oxford University also include other dis tricts in· on Nov. 30 Los Angeles County. ' Rees's orrice said the minister The recomme ndations by probably will answer the ques-University of Illinois polillcal lion Monday. scientist Gary Orfic ld and Lee was not Immedi ately Harvard sociologis t Thoma~ A 7().-year -o ld Costa Mesa Thief Cets $2 .. 935 a vailable to explain his action. Pe ttigrew t'alled the state ··an. woman was hospitalized in good ..., According lo his omce in San dispensable "tolhe metroplan condition today after her leg w~ Cl N" -11 · · The apparent reason for mak-broken when she was struck lfY" Loot m· , Newport eNment25e. · ixon wi vtsttF, ~aris ing tAe state and the slate school b on ov. lo appear on a rench board parti·IM> •o any cour·t action a cat. "<}lile ttying to cross usy l I • 1. ho., 28 u-·ll "'" " Harbor Bouleva. rd Thursday A burglar who broke in lhe -e ev"'s~'?phonn 5 ~· o_v.. t · ...._ui;boWl l was to avoid separate lawswts evening. front door of a Newport Beach a nswer e·an ques tons a u from the more than 100 districts Police s aid Joan •Adams of house Thursday made ore wilh himselC, and go to England on that would be artected it Judge 2277 Harbor Boulevard was not an estimated $2.935 in valuables. N~i·x!9~ was invited to Oxford Egly adopts the .plan, Griffin in a crosswa!k when s he was hit police said today. . by Daniel Moylan. this year's said: · by a car dnven by 17·year-old · They said the bre~k ·1n oc-president or the Oxford Union Qrfield . .said the state school Mesa Police Comimte Hunt ~ Deaih Clue 5' Santa Ana police said today they have yet to complete an In· vestigallon into the Nov R death of a Costa Mesa nurse. k1lled whe n hl'r car was s t ruck broadside by a Santa An<J police car , Police 'press spokesman Bill Brown said he expects separ<itt: reports compiled by a specwl team of California H1ghw:.i y Patrol lnv('stigators and by San ta Ana police to be s ubmitted to the District Attorney's offic·t· earlv next week .. We are waiting for a blOCJd test from lhl' shenffo;; dc_pctrl ment and an analys•!' of the headlighHno help us dHermme 1r her headlight:.. were on ... :.<11c1 Officer Brown. Lynda Grace Tolpa. a 27-year- old nurse at Hoag Memorial Hos pital. was killed when ht'r car was struck as she turned lcA on McFadden Avenue in Santc.i Ana T ht' poltC(' car was driveri by Offi cer Duve Becerra 'VhO wa~ responding to a report or an arm e d robbery in the are.i , police said Police refused comment when asked If officer Becerra was us· ing a red light or siren as he was drivin~ at high s peeds a long Mc Fadden. Coast Brenda Joyce Brooks, or 2061 curred Thu~day morning al the UAiversity Sotjely.; a ~:.i~ boaAl sbou&G:b\: brought anlO any Wall:8ce~: -... ~ ~ .--hotftf ofDffittJ!ett.!_Y5te11"11'Je'-1 -elcl ~ ~.iaf c<Hht ruttrrr.oa C:Wtmml.llll!!ll'·=---t-=:'1iii~~ .- Bott. ~v1ct1m and i he-d11ver -tat5. Baystde~~ere:::= ctUb. t hat regularly · vites well-dations beca\Q or its potent.ial ~fl~~=-""'":"i"if~~~;;t'.:f~~;t;;~;:rt'~~m~;_;L~~~~·•tW&M&-~-we • -' ·lfnewn per90ftlttith:s1o-&.d'llri ol@' lb,thiillhetl~!t:"11int--1t----- tf)e aecldenC oceurttd al aoout other Items or jewelry. it desigrung -plans for desegrega. '·Patchy !Me night ar18t 9:.10 p.m ., 200 l eet south of lion. ea r~R\,o.rn'-1'~ f o~ l -..;:"~ __ •· o~ ~· 'isL.ri!\1:.,J.liI.&wJ?h S"a(ur ay~lf'OnighT IS - Wins Tallied Newport Builder Bas Heart Bypa8J) Thursda3', night 's Orange Coasl High school football action yielded two Prominent Newport Beach lopsided victories-: builder Milton Bren rem ained in Foaatal• Valley 31 intensive care today at St. Vin- Ne.,.n llarbor 13 cent's Hospltal in Los An«elcs following heart bypass surgery Mlsaloa V~Jo 54 but was reported awake and L•l•H Hlll• 7 able to s it u . n today•..--'.---t---r-===~~ \. I \ By The Assod•ted Press . Minnesota's first heavy snow of the season dumped up nine--tnches in some areas overnight, forcing schools to close and snarling rush-hour com· muting in the Minneapolis:St. Paul area. <Earlier story, A4 l • Nine indies was reP'1f'led at Red Wing and an · accumulation of six inches was reported in ·the Min - ·neapolis metropolitan a rea -. School was canceled for the day in many areas a nd hctlard9us driving made.school buses late in a numf>er Of other communities. In MicbJ an's Upper Peninsula, '!P to six inches rerr. c ogi ng roa s aria comp acaung the search fbr a.76.year.old-bunte.L.whalater..waa found sale~ .. •ll r•· .-........ 11: ' Trial-Stared 73.~. His~unta, sg,-w T wo brothers charged wtth the attempted shoo1in ..t or Los Angeles Ram linebacke r Jim Youngblood in Newport Beach • ·.pleaded innorenl al their ar· raignmenl Thursday in Oranae County Harbor Municipal Court. Alan Gray. 29, of 27696 Tortja, MTSsTon Vl$. and Colin Gray. 26, of Diamood Bar. face a pre· trial hearing Dec. 18 a l the Harbor Court and have a trial date set for Jan. 2. The tWo were arrested Oct. 17 after a gun allegedly was fired a ~ ouatde Ute An· ctenl Mariner resta urant i n • • • 'JF.Francrt ~ m Michel fini. '" .Tapcn. & u . ---~ MllO Kuchi. In the good old U ~he's Mickey Mouse and k.,..-SO !l'!'lmr old SCitrrrday See Peatunng. Page Bl. and Weekender. C1 a.dex ' I . ~ A2 DAILY PILOT NC Cold Ca3 l1 Wanns H e<irt CH."\' (o, H I \I ' 11 • .. 4'.b .a mid, \\lnd} u m -D~nv~r \\hen tht-following t•:i..c·h 111.:t• luok plJl't' ul ,1 cto" nlm~ n h1.:h 11w 1·on 'lrll('l 11111 'Ill' Friday No"91'11b91 17 1978 N utron Weap<fll _._ ~ t d ,, t-lllJI t .11t ''" Ill Ill I' M UM.'OW /\ r' I ~uv1ct 11ilttltf hutkt111W1P~rf"Vl'-11tii'W-'-"l"'-·-tt.~41.~ ... ll>·n.i~~.-c ht•ld lllJ J ,1.:n ,11 lht• "Ill told J ~ruup Of lJ ~ 'lt'nHtor' lo 110" fol lhl' rohl w.11rlw i , tl.i\ lh1" ~I\ Id l nloh t111 .... lt-!'\h'd 11uh1d1· tu l't>c· ll 1 t·.id .1 nt•11U-nn "''tll)(H\ hut !11•1·1dvd 11 ·.-. 1:! t!t~.:1,.,., 111 tu ._. .t~.4lni.I vuU1n~ ll 111111 Ill oduc· .... . - U."S. Aid . Offered ---~ ---- ~efugees OEN EV A. SWitierland tAP ~ - The Umted State&..has Joined • 1-'rance ·and Canada in offerin~ to resettle the ,2.500 refugee.- from Vietnam s tranded on a fr eig hter oH the Malaysian 0111• "••rk ulY 1111111il ,1 llon, Of olilu;.~n_att11 ~ •ottd Ph'<'~ ol t'urdho.11tf ,,,.h T alklnit to 11·po....,.,M":.~1m· -~asl;-&-tipoke&man..f<>l-.;th6-.U. N.------1 hh'Cl f'n 11 "1111d krl'l't n d.i.r..frlv ulll'.! ,. on1• hou r lor t h1· 11Uu·, 1w~!w·•nt ft -"rt' Ill Im m~dt~ "1th TI1 c1hn1•\. -11••11J II , $1!> Jn ou1 out t•n 1 homa'I t" 1-;aJClcton albl> h1•1 ,. ,01d Rn ·Lhnt•\ told lhe .-zroup Co~·t City Cops till " Picke t i11g About JO o(( dutv lfunt1ngton } Beach pohct>men PH'kt'le d th~ businesses of two more Cit y CO'-lDCil mem bers for two houn. today in an effort to push for pay hikes. tRelatedstory, PageAJ. 1 Picket ltnes we nt up a l Councilman John Thomas ' truck and crane yard, 18851 Stcw<ird St .. and Co unc•I man Bo b Ma ndie's auto repair &hop, 424 Main·St. Three othe r police officer::. carried plac ards in front or Huntington Beach City Ha ll No incidents were reported Several policewo m e n and com m unieallons work.crs also ;omed lbe ptcket Jmes Polic~ Association Pres ident J eff Cope said the lines were informational pickets. Picketers passed out information flyers about their contra ct demands - A city official r eported that poNce are asking for what amounts to a IS percent pay hike after IS months Polin• say lhl' City Counc il hi~ nffcn.•d ~ 4.6 pt.•r r(•nt pa)' boost. 1he firs t <:a lary hike s ineC' 0 1'tobcr of 1977. lh.11 lw 1, "1111111-: lo m•·t'I Prt'NI rl1 11 t (' .1 t tt r .in)' t mn· J 11d •• n 't plat t-. but ·"nlv wht.>n we havt' Ii nt.' .. ~Al. r J~rt't>ffit'nl . l h1 \1 ..... ou11 l>t•moer.il quol 1 11 Hri·zhrn.•\ <lb IM\IO.C ' Prt"'' .. <h•nt C.11 h'r J nd I havt> -Just o 1·ouplc of minul~ lo lt'l lht' m11> '>llt•s "' rtw I ~ ~ t< will never It I I he m llv hr3l B.ut if .t.h~ Unit l'd t all•:; does, we ·e.rn still d{•..,tr.o\ tht· l ntled ~tat('!> But "-t' n11 .... 1 ~l·lt lt.' our prob lcmi. in J ptoact-ful wuy · Eaglf'ton quoted Brezhnev a!> ~ay 1ng Sov1d d~1gner1> tested a neut ron Wl•apon "but gave it up. · We never start~d producllon " Carter. a nnounced this year the United States would not ~o a head with producllon of its neutron weapon, pending prog· r ess in negotiations to limit s trategic weapons and military fo rces. ~ Brezhnev had s aid previously the Soviets had the ability to produce a neutron weapon, but this was lus first re velation that s uch a we;u>on had been tested. Th e Soviets ha ve mounted a worldwide pro paganda c am· -p:aign again.StthFU.S-neufron weapon. calling 1t an inhuman device 'Wonnhurger' Include d in R ecip e Book Early T 11rkey Trot Four runners are cheered on-as 'they left Co n ard. Forrl'h l Metcalf and Kevin Estancia· High in Costa Mesa Thursday McCarthy. Con<.i rd a nd Mc,Carthy are on niltlat -bound for a Saturday night party the school's cross country tc:a m a nd in Palm Springs. They'll be running in 15 Hers hey is a Ju nior at Laguna Beach mile shifts around the clock: From left . High. Metcalf. 19. was graouated from the runners are P~~l He~rs~h~e~v:::..:..·~R:.:.:.:lc~R:___.:E::.::.st~a=n~-c~ia.::.....:t_w~o~y~e~a~r-s_a~g~o-._'_~-~---- Ex-bigamist Goes A.lone . SAN DIEGO tAP 1 -A couct has ordered Roy Joyne r . who pleaded no Conl.c.sLlo-bigam__Jb.,-l.0-pay - a $250 Cine and slay single at least one year. "l don't think he 's going to go out a nd get married again." Municipal Judge Judith McConne ll com- me nted Thursday . Joyne~aded no con- tes t to marrying a San 01 ego wom a n in 1976 \\ 1th o ut d1 v o rc 1n g a woman he married in 1967 in Zuri(•h. Switzerla nd I r vine School Board ~!.~~n!~~~n~ h!l~~~!~~u~ -ml)\•ed a head with plans for a $5 1\fusic eehtcr-tne-.. to l>ulld a .m1ll_1on community theater. much larger complex on campus despite the fact that 1t is planned tha~ ~ould inc lude a large to be built across the street from aud1tonum and a lso a smaller a proposed $35 million perform· theater. compa~ablc to the pro· mg arts co mplex. posed 600·seat city the ate r On Wednesday the council ap. The munu.:1pjtl the ater 1s to be proved , by a 3·2 vote. a n agree-partly financed by p~rk bond mcnt to pay S72.000 to the San funds approved b y volt:rs 10 Francisco firm of Wurs ter. 1972. when Sl 4 m1lhon w:.i~ <JI · Bernardi and ~mmons. to de· localed for t~c proJccl sig n the theater Mayor Bill Va rdoulli.. who Contract t a lke. h Hv{> bet-n going on !\tncC' the pohc<•mcn 's working' :i)treemcnt l'XPJrt>d Oct. l I''' h.c· <' bega n p 11· k l' t 1 n g Thur::.da) morning al Ma yo1 f'rn T l·m fi1ch a rd S 11•ht•rt :. t\111 ph31Cnp e1t•:. P n I i c e a I !> o b c g a n ·a ttck<.ot "-rtt tnJ.! :.lo"clO\l.n l d ~l ~l't'k to proll·::.t ~I.tiled cnnlract t <.ilks CHJCACO -'-AJl-1 -Tht· owner of E a rthworms Ifie ~ays ht• 1s adding "Wormbt.lr~er.," lo Hw JOO recipes he has for us ing pro· te1n-rich dried worms as food suppll'mcnt~ ..\ fast ·food chain ba~ dentt•d rumors that 1t UM·cl ground n ·d worm1> in 1t!> hambur~1·rs. But Darrell Richa rds. owm:r of Earthworms. s a id it's a quec;tion 'of t1m(• lx•fort• dnc·d "-Orm s will ta ke their place in the dwt .. -Mesa Fireman Badly Burned By Hoi Pipe IL is pro posed that tht' theater bt• built within the University Town Center . off 'Campus Drive. aC'ross from UC Irvine However. negotta.l1ons are in prqgress between the university and a no n-profit fund -rai~ing Book Sale Planned '> • · t-' r 1 e nds of Cos ta M e s a Libraries will hold a book !>ah: wtth Councilman Ar thur An· lhon.y v_ot.ed-ag.ainsL proceeding with the city theate r . argued t hat extra funds needed lo build it would be unava tlable... The Music Center project . h1• c on te nded . would s oak uµ available g rant m o ne y a nd private donat1ons Va rdouJls and Anthony s ug ges ted. unsuccessfully, that the matter be resubmitted to voters . who wouJd be given the chanct' lo s perid the theater money on a nothe r park project, s uc h as soccer fields. • A Costa Mesa fire captain s uf. ft.·rcd f1r-;t a nd second ·de~rce burns lo his arm Thursday nrght when .~~teamiog pipe apparent: ly gy ~ooked inside his s leeve. a uthorities said tudav Saturday in the parking lot of Crocke r Nation al Bank at H a ybor ~nd N e wport boule vards The salt• will rWl from 9 a .m. to J o.m . . high rommi~siooer fQ.t r~.\Ul~S . _ • said today S p o k.e !> m a n P h 1 I i p p c Labreveuex ~d a mbasudors or the three countries met today with Malays ian o fficials in Kua la Lumpur. the Malaysian capital. t.o ··communicate their decision to accept the retugees ·and s tart negotiations .. There was no immediate com · m cnt from Washington and it was not known.how many of the refugees might be resettfed m the United St.ates. Terry Adamson. s pokesman for thf' Jusl1ce Department. batd 1n Washington that .~ltorncy General Griffin B. Bcl~1ll meet witll cong reshional leade rs tO d1bcus::. plans for permitltn11: an add1tton<i l 2.500 Indochinese ref· ug ees lo come to the United Stal eh. · A d atn!IOQ Wald U~at < proposal calls ror expanding the l! S quota for Indochinese ref· ugCt'"· bul said this would not 1wn•ssan lv mr an lhal the Unit· l'd Statt'" would .1l'eept lbe 2.500 refuj:!C(.'lo J bo:Jrd lhc f~e1 ghter Ad amson s:.i1d Justice Oepar1 · ment 0((1c1ali. "ould mw t with m t•mbt•r<. o f the llou'e t.1n<.l Sl•nat1.· 1ucl1t1a ry comm1llt:es to discuss thl• pldns , In Kuula Lumpur. 0Hic1al::i_ "'ho 'al in 'on lhl' negotlationi. · but asked not to ~ named. said lalays ia has softened iL-. st.and and 1s Wllhng to let the stranded refugees·come ashore a s soon as ~ 1t ha~ f firm comm itment from the countnes to wti1ch they will bl· sent. M alays1a a bo tt'mporarily s lH•h t•<.l pl.in ~ l o t ow the frl.:'1ghll•r Hai Hon~ and 1h l1i.:ht !~ packed human <'argo into 1n l<•1 n;i t1onat watl.'r. Mal<1y~1an ::.ourt•t·~-. said _ They :.a1cl the delay would givt• the Westenn1at1ons a cflanceTu m ak l" i.:oo.~ o n ·offt:r!-. or .. u nc luarv for thl' rl'fugees mos t of them ethmr-Chinese. City to End in SS? SAN DIEGO IAP I --The C11y Council Hules Comm11tee ha' . \'Otl•d t Im ra v.or of f1hng notice with the federal government lh a t the city may want lo w11 hdraw from the Social Security pro~ram SteVe ill.artin · Hospitalized KNOXVIJ.1.F:. Tl•nn 1/\P 1 C:o m l·dian Stc•\1.· Murlin 1::. re port C'd "J U'<l ;i hs<11 ull'I y rim"· aflt.·r bl•1ng t n •a t 1.'d at the Un1vt·r~1ly of Tcnncssct• hospital tor hc:.it ('Xhaust1on, u hO!:>p1tc.il nur::.e said P eople a lready e at s nails . tt.\ s lt•r s. octopus. t;qu1d , and ..,hnmp. and drll'd "orm_;-. \I.Ill mix with a ny kind of cookin~. he noted. H1c har<b. 13, s aid he cooks worm cooku .. •s and worm cakl·s at hom e about once j week. Capt Mike Treynor was taken to lloag Memorial Hos pital in Nl'wport Beach aoout a -JO p.m following th.e mishap lie· wa!:> treate d a nd rt>leascd . but will bl' Off work fo r a few (fay::.. fire Of· f1tiab said. ALDEN'S Martin was pc rfprm1ng in Stokely Center on the university eampus Thursday night when he 1nkrruptC"d his routine and left the st age compla ining of the heat, un1 vchsily police s aid. "It wus about 95 degrees in the audito rium. · ~haron Cassady, h os pital e m e r ge nc y room s upervisor .... :net in a phonl' in tt·r vll'" "llt•'s already gone back to his hotl'I. she s a1q Frotn Pagr A I 41 TANKER .•• flow if :t leak occ:urs A tanker c\plos1on here two yl'ars k1llt•cl c1ghl pcopl1.• und in JUred 50 Under orden. from lbc. state Occupational Safety and flc•alth Adm1mstrallon. "l'Vl·r al repu1r~ were compll'led carht•r on th1• pier. "I like them a nd so do m y two children who are 9 and 11. But m y wife doesn 't go for tt yet. ·~For dinner tonight, I 'm going to mix one-tenth cup of dned earthworms to a quarter pound of hamburg er a nd c all 1t a "Wormburger." he said. R1ch~ds said he sells about 1 5 million worms a week at his s uburban Elk Gro ve Village oper ation for a var iety ol-uses like t>ating up s ludgl' and has received abo ut 50 in .. u1r1c::. J bout using them u::. rood for human~. Firemen were called to the Mc::.a Theater at 1884 Ne wport Blvd. when theater oper ators found a n overpr essur1zcd water h1.•aler was spe wing steam., Capt. Treynor a tte m pted to move the pipe so that firemen could shut off a gas valve to the water heater . Officials said the P•IX! hooked inside hi~ sleeve. C'ausirn~ burns over SO percent of h1::. arm. Weekend Viewing Tax L aw Leaders Spar o n TV Tape • S AC RAMENTO CAPI A publtc squabble has dt>velopt'd be tween Howa rd J.arv.is~nd Pauf Gann. lht-tax rebels who s po n s ored Pror>os 1t1 o n 1-a . California'5 property tax t•ut in. ltlBliV('. UCHOF ........ 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NovemMr 17 1978 D~Jl Y PILOT t 3 JM~ Get~ L~?.na ·M1inler C~se Official Arid .Cop l ·Flap l:!.ll: BAB-K t; R Of O.ily ,.11¥Jt•H Accused Admits S@X-Link- ' The trial of a L.a_gun.a Bl'ol'h man accused of a blud~t'omng murder during an allt·ged homosexual rage ended Thu.-... day with the defense '1llornl'\ clai ming the prosecution had fa1ted lo prove its cast· ~. . Huntington fiear h l'ohr t• 1 t .llm WJlkvr said todit) hl' 111 tt·nd' to ~uu l't1uyor l'ro 'l'l'mtx11 l' H1<'hard Swbt•rt 1n ('onnf>t'l111n ~1th a m}slt•rious death thretil lb.it ~Jebert allcMcdly r~portcd lo 1·1h offlt•1.11t. q · Walker ~J ld thul Saet>.·rt anatialt'<l·.t nwmorund um lhul ul leged lh.11 W.;lkcr madl' a lhr~ut 1~ k 111 Sil'ben ~ hl·n hl' ' 1s1kd one of Stetxon '<; phnrmactes last I' rad a\ Defendant Earl Scr amhn. 27 l>3l quietly all la".>er Tom Hcill) told an Ora nge Count> Suµl•raor Court JUr y there was not :-.uffa c1ent evidence to JUSlJf} J g uilt) verdict O•llY ...... )1•11 l'""'o ·SUING COUNTY Carol Benion -Job Plot' l'll' ofhcaals cla mped " ltd 9f WC'l't'l'} on lht' 1nctdt•nt but II . ~ u~ learnt-d that pohCl' haH• lau1H'hed .m anvest1gat1on antu the e pisode. , Sie be rt said today that the t.>ontrovers y is a misundt•nita nd· an based ·on-second a nd third an repo !> o wt nesses."an I am d isavowing that Wa lker an tended any harm.•· • 0•1" Pilel P ... 1-•Y C•r"f Am!WOH Reill.> !-.Chl'nt 1:-. JCL'UM:d of beating '69-)ear old t\lbert Daniel Willard to dl':ilh 1n h1.., f.,aguna Beach hom l' th{'. nag ht of July 29. 1977 The youthful appt·a n n~ dl'len d'a nt admitted an h1:-. test1mom that he was in Willard s homt· that night but (le naed h:i ' 111g '-'" s aultcd his o ccat'tonai hnmo::.t'x ual sex act partner Over· Firing ~i red Oran ge Co un t y Tr a ns porta l1on .Comm ission ex· t'cutiv(• dfrector Carol Benson -fate d a lawsua\ Thursday that ..,eeks to recover :rilei?ed damage done her by lh<' comm1ss1on "It was a misunderstanding made in the heal OI the m oment '1nd I am .ilbi.Olule ly 100 pe rcent Cl' r t a in th a t t here w a s no th rt-al ·" ORANGE COUNTY FIREMEN ARRIVE IN JET'HELICOPTEA WITH EQUIPMENT FOR RESCUE Santa Ana Woman Freed Att~r Spending Four Hours Pinned Between Rocks B ut pr o se c ut or T o n \ Racka ukcis 1ns1~tl'd tha t foot pri n t~ left an Drano spilled 11r .,plashed on tht• floor of 1hl· '11· tim 's houst' i!-t proof pos1t1q· th:JI Sc•rnmhn bl'al Willard tu rll·ath \\llh a '-'ooden f<'rl1hl\ ..,lalul· Ptfi!;!; Benson 's romplaint a l- leg<'s she was unfairly ousted from h<'r $30,000-a -year Job on ~ov . 1, 1977, by a com mlh:.ion thut conspired al;(aanst he r. T hat cons piracy, the com plaint a llegcf,, was a ameci al replacing her a s the com - mission's ex('cuta ve offa crr w1th then Orangr County Tr ansit Dis- trict pla nning d irecto r Tom Jenkins. ·Miss-Benson. C'har~l'S an her la ws ui t thut the ouster movt' alte r 15 wee.ks on lhc .iob -CQM her what she wou•d hav<' t'arned tn her JOb as a cons ultant with a Washin~n . D C , rirm as well as the cxpcoses or her move to Orange County. He r !>utl Sl•eks unspec1fit•d dam ages for, a mong oth er things, the then fledg li ng com- mission gorng back on a ll egcd promises made her whl•n she ac· ~·cplcd thC' Job Missing Man ·.Fowid Dead In Santa Ana A n 82 yc::ir-old Sa n ta Ana :man, missing tllc pa.fil..._10 days .. :was found dead Thurway inside :a 55-gallon d:um at a s eldom- •used andus trrnl stor age a rea, :poli "c reported today. : Claude F. Perkins, who had .bt•cn the subject of <t nationwide :missing persons bulletin . was . found in :.m industrial complex at 2000 S Anne Strc·et. police said. • OH1ccrs Saad 1t a ppC'ared 1Perkins may h:1ve bccn trying lo ·scale a fence whe n he fe ll backward into the drum and wa~ .unable to chmb out. An a utops y to dete rmine the cause of death was scheduled to- : ~Y , police said. : The storage area was located ,about · 1 5 miles from Perkins· home at 2325 W. Anahurst St .. : pohce ~a1d. : lnduslnal workers s aid it had :been about two weeks s ince .a nyone had last been inside the '.!tlor agc area • :YuJe Tree Raised NEW YORK CAP) -/\ 75-root a-.orway s pruce was hois ted up. H ghf today on a spot overlooki ng n ockefeller Center's ice s kating rink. Siebert said hl' has written a le tter t hal com p le te l y e>. oneral<'S Walker. Walker. a 10 yel\r vc tt•ran of tin--pollc'l' cfeparl ment and a mC'm ber of the polic<' orfict•r's conlrart negoltating team , s a)s he doesn't intend to let m atters d rop. · "Somebody 1s s hooting crap<, with m y career and I don't like 11." he said .. Walker said the bizarre and confusing chain of e vent:. began Frida y when he· was waiting tu get m~cine at a pharmacy in wnlcfl Siebert is a part owner. Wa lke r said while .he was -wm~h~Ld.!S.t• US.'i~d c.urrC!Ill negot iations in whit'h police an• seeking pay increases II(' ~ad h (• t o ld employe(•s o f th t• pharmacy that the farm m ight become the s ite of t.nformat1on picke ts · He also said that he m ay haVl' said in jes.l a statement to the er feet that ht• was surprised that Siebert the day before was will· mg lo get on a city hall elevator with three armed police officers "I honestly don't re me m ber ir I s aid that but ir I did it was because of recent re fe rences ·tha t Huntington Beach police of· · h cers "have been s uch bad guys." . The events now get a bit ttazy but the alleged st ate ment con- cerning the. e l evator ride becomes misconstrued . ''Now I am supposed to have said that I have a ~un and when I find Siebert it will all be over for him," Walker said. Walker categorically denies that threat. Siebert concurs and alleges that thjngs got out of perspective because of second a nd third·hand a ccounts Walker said the re a lso 1s a myste ry of two dJfferent m emos supposedly initialed by Siebert with city officials. Wa lker alleges an the first , me mo that Siebert claimed that he had heard r e po rts that Wa lker was armed and looking for him. Walker said there is a second mt'm o, howeve r , in whi ch Si<!bert claims that Walke r ex· pressed s urprise that Siebert got on the valor with him. r said the .second memo 11iree Face Sentencing In Slaying An Orange County Supe rio r Court Jury late Thursday 'llrter- noon found three men guilty of first-degree m urder in the 1977 stabbing death of Santa Ana punp J ames llar~ _ Convicted o-r-burglary a nd al- t('m pted murder as we ll a s first degr ee murder were Gar y Har- rell. 23. of Louisiana, Thomas E J ackson. 20. of Chicago. and Rodney A. Griffin, 23. of Santa Ana. The three me n, who now face possible life prison sentences. were the last of five defeit<rants t o be con victed of Ha r bin's murder as well as the a ttempted murder of prostitute Sandra Cr ee • MISS Cree survived multiple stab wounds and slashes about he r throat· aod testified against a ll five d efe ndants at three sepa r ate trialsi The woman ide ntified four of them a s the men wllo bu'rst into Harbin's apartment on Bristol , Street in Santa Ana the night of Ma rch 29, 1977. Once inside, Miss Cree s aid. the intruders bQund both her and Ha rbi n , hauled him into a bedroom where he was stabbed to death and then assaulted her. The fifth defendant) Edward Harrell, 23, was said to have Or· de red the attack on Harbin" in retribution fo r the murde r vic- tim's assauJt on a prostitute a day earlier. Ha rrell. who was convicted at a separate trial last Septe mber. sa t io a car outside the apart-\ m ent while his so-called goon squad extracted the pound of flesh he wanted. Has comeuppance came when a l ready convicted goon sq uad m e m be r George Lamar King, 30, testified lbat be ctirect ed the d eadly operation tha t was bent on reve nge. Gri ffin a nd Ja c kso n a r e s('heduled to be sentenced ~- vious atte mpt to cover ore serio us death don't see how anybody in from · i t e x ce pt • 15 by Judge. Evere tt Dickey. II a rrc ll will be sentenced later today Sieb ' he sa id. £". Of.Ji. -! -•~ Sie bert said he didn ·t ma ke--L-c.'"3 Ule mQfe-severe c arge Co or. uy re ficials who decUned to comment f.:-J T on the matter. UlU Joggers Are 'No Fun' ~-------.ALTOS HILbS <A-f!.i J onm"raT fi cials ragged. . Weeklf "fun runs" in olving ndreda.ol jog -- Enterpnse -by a per-sistenl--- Jldoptee , a Nc wporl -0-eac-=-_._~S-UND----~-AY'S BEST tfte: arrow--uae~~ CJ.SC i5qmfUl'fttL_ pharmaceutical firm and Star ~ a'relc--movic--producers -will-he--a~sc ri bed in Sunday's Daily ------------ Pilot . 11ttnttJNDElt""Kn".ttX--'A -~~wport firm is bringing an an- lviral drug close to lhe point wher e a few days of pills may mean goodbye s niffles -but )'ou'll never gel anyone at the c o mpany lo say that. Jn YouJYour Money. STAR TREATMENT -Trek· kles have waited a long lim e for the film version of their favorite and palleoce bas paid otr. "St.or Wa r$" s uccess has brous ht a bigger budge( and more care to the tre.west -·Star Trck"u e-n- terprise. BECKY'S 'QUEST -. T here .r_..Jawa..~t lelli!!S adopted people who they are and 11l'hett they come from. For ·Becky Bright of San Jose, a trip to Africa was the last step In the arduous process of discovering her parents. EASTERN DAZZLE -J ade, ivory and cloisonne are part of the beauty of China and Ellen Ki a m 's Friendship Collection. • The Featuring section wlU pnr vtde a glimpse of some or these beautiful baubles recently di · ... playect for Orange COasl shoC>· pe.rs. tile town council Wednesday ac· cused the runners of "flagranL- m l's use al'fd abuse · o Jle thoroqbf'aees. _ ,. · • "The council Will consider is· sull)g future permits lo' them, but bas~ Pf\ past performance, Ws <fout>ffUJ -(hat ·they-will get any more." i:own Ma nager!Job Crowe said Thursday. T-he coun~ll voted S·O to send a l e Ue.r t o Bob Anderson , publisher or "Aunn.er's WorJd." which sponsors the run runs. to protest the undisciplined way the event ls conducted. .. Santa Cla ra County Deputy Sheriff L. Shadle -said joggers at a n Aug. ~ fun nm rorc:ed ii~ to tbt wrong side or the roai whlle run monitors drove at ex·• cessr ve speeds and a passenger fn one ol them w1a4 drinkln& beer. Trapped Hiker_.11.urt In COUnty Canyon RuckauJ<as told th~ tun th.11 Scramlan tx-c·aml' l'nr<J~l'rt. '-'hl·n Walla rct alll'gt.•dly threall'nL•d lo ~"<pose tht>ir rt'lanonsh1 p tr not that. lhl' pro~t·l u1 r11 ''I'd . tauntmg ·b\ th1· \ H'l1m touc hed off Scramhn :-. :illt·i.wrt murcferous ra~e W h ale v l' r t h l ' r t• J "" n Hackaukas ~aid . S<·ramhn dad ki ll his aged homosexual p;.irtm·r a nd shoul d be found guilt\ A. Santa· Ana woman spent n early fou r ho urs p anne d between rocks Thursday a fter- noon when she slipped while hJk· ang with a male companion in !la rding Ca nyon. Wendy K Mue lle r. f 4.-:tuf fcred lower left leg anJ urae~ cind wa s treat ed. by County P'ln· Department para m<.<dics for cx pos urc and shock befor t> being Marine Held In Stabbing Of Another A 22-y e ar-old M arine 1s reported m fair condition at U.Q Medical Center . Orange, after being· stabbed four limes in the back e arly this morning. Orange County S h e riff"s officers said Cpl. J effrey Cox. 22, was s tabbed by another Marine near the Peyton Place Bar on·Trabuco Road. The bar is a few yards from the El Toro Ma nne Corps Base Jnain gate. deputies said. The Marine Corps would not identify the suspect. lifted by a Stall• iJepartmcnt of Forestry helicopter to M 1!.s1on Communi t~ llospatal. M1M11on Vie Jo A hos pital s poke5"oman :.aid the woman wa~ treated :md re Miased lall' m lhl· <irternoon Co\Jnty Frre Departme nt of f1 C"-i-a I~ al d t-h e-v.'l'ml :rn \\ a ~ trapped in the-can}on m:ar Mod Jeska Canyon JU:.t beforl· noon "hen a 1.000 pound rock moH•d pann ing her le g a gainst :.rnoth\'f rock He r umde nt1 faed co mpanion reached a t elephone a t Tuckc1 Bird Sanctua ry, five.m ile' to tht· southwest , a bout two hours latc1 and called firemen An e ight-m an crew of fill· ·fighters. i ed by lht> m<in, hiked back into Hardinf.? Canyon ~o" the waterfa ll area. to clear a he licopter landing pad Firemen worked for nearly an hour with block and lackll' to free the woman at 3 55 p m . of fic1als said Body Ide~tified TrJUANA. Mexico !AP 1 t\ wom a n found s tabbed lo de uth a t Tijuana has been identified all Le ila Kale Beals. 63. ·of Long Beach. Mexican a uthorit1e5 said today. She was stabbed 19 tames. R e illy dismissed t h1• pro.., ecutor's mol•n ' a rgum1•nts .1 .. conJccture and ans1s lt•rt t hat lh1· .,,x man. ~ax -woman 111 ry -;houlrf return a not gu1lty-v('rd1 ct Tht-Jury dt·hl)l'r<tll'd a bout nn•· hour bt>fore going homt-> fo1 th,• 111~ht but "as "t.·hcdult•d tu r•· .,ume dchtx'r~1t1on~ lod <I\ 0 Two Women Shot to Death \.AN NUYS I AP• r\n .111 point:. btLJletm "as issued lo<la \ for the estranged h us band nf J 25-year-old wom an ufter :-.he a.nd h r r roommate "ere shot 111 death :it their hOml' and anothl·r man was wounded P olJC(' Lt L A Ourrt<r .,;11d Jerry W. Strack. 34. wa~ being sought for q ul'sl1 on1ng 111 tht· :.hootin~ Thursday n1gh1 Mrs. S track and hl·r room m a t e , whos e 1dt'n111 v "'., .. "1thheld pending not1 fi c<it1on of the ~oma n 's rela t 1H·s. \l.l'rt' shot . an· the uppt'r body Frt·d Parr. 32. was found wounded 011 the l>ldewalk acros~ thl' st l'l'l'I from the houSl' ~--" \ ~)J~~~- INSTANT COWR ·~'~, · \~\j1-:~ (f4U~~ PRIM~O~ Another gorgeous background or bright color in reds, yellows. oranges a nd pa~tels . Rogers hybtM varieties will bloom·through late spring. • l _ SNAP . Dftt\GONS ... Add bright and pastel colo r with this. s tately nower. Create beautiful borders for bulbti a nd have elegant cut flowers from your garden. Roger!. has both Engli~h dnd Fairy ~arie· tieb-the founda1ion of dnv bpring gMden -dvailable In white, yellow. 'red , pink~. ora nge dnd bluei.. ~ BULB PLANTING .~ SEASON Now J tbt:.Jlme. \Q plant b~b ~Q.lluals · . to enjay their bejlutlf all prln~. Tulips. Daffodils . Ranunc uld's ... they re a ll in along with "Instant color" annuals such all Iceland Poppies, Primrose and Cyclamen for blazing winter beauty, Let Roger·~ Salel> Service Professionals s how you h ow to make yo ur ho m e a redl 1>pringtime sh~wplace. ~dn Jo.iqu1n Hill~ Rd.,., MdcArthur Blvd .. Ne11-i>on 81!".idl. 17141 M0.~800 · Open Datlv 91tm 10 6p1n-Ffoli~• M 0-6 7N . ......... •" ... J ' • .. , i • -I ..1 .. -~ .44 DAIL V PILOT ,, . tf ost · oa ~cing _ CRUMP. Gilli & Ga MP: Llatcn. If this l&n 'l a ---Nlnt'l" of-dht'Ont trn long; . o lt-po Htft' 1thort'lU1'! • l'v" nt'" r i.t> n Qne Ju.al check lht n WI db pntctu.•s li!v<'rybndy 's tl<'krd off about soml'lhtOfl. l"or one Uun.i. leachc•hl of t.hc tfunUntllOn Buch Union S('h0t1I UiiJtnct may ftO on strike ~n aaa1n m ttybe they won't All lhll' d''Pl'ndi> un ~hat happens at the M&otlatln& ta· • bit.' Mond.:iy It wl sound Jakt• ~onwthlna: thaL hbould huppen an l>t>t roll BUT TilAT'8 NOT l.L. Tht Hunllnaton Bea<'h <'OJ>'S h.tve been out on picket lines. prolejlint( tht'lr 6l taon an life The luwmcn havt· tx•en placard·carryl~ In (rout~ • Odd Newport Bm1 on f'rotest Flight to Costa Meaa !>Ome btll>an~s outlets OJ>('raled by council memb<.•n: You s uspect tt would really be confusing 1! !>Omt> Jlunt· 1ngton distn ct teachers were on the Caty Council Then you might have the untllc~y prospect or eop packets who would be plcketmg teacher picket!>. You never know where all thls might end . List.en. lluntlngton Beach isn't the only place we have strife Consider the city of Irvine There, the Caty Council .ruled 1t wouldn't intervene in a dictum by the Orangetree Homeowners Assoclahon. which has banned kids from Jav mg an their area., And the kids.that are already living there, under age 18, a re banished from further. use of Orargetree's com · monly-owned recreationa l faclllties · Maybe the kids will be next on the pi cket Jinei.. But why should they bother? J ust go out and find a nic<>. quiet pool hall somc.p?ace. · NEWPORT BEACH HASN'T escaped our time of dis· con tent eithe r . Down at -the harbor. the osprey has also done a walkout. Or may~ it's a flyout. In event you masse-d the news. the Mprey is -a rare, i.cagomg ha wk that ahruptly d~ided lo build her nest atop the forema.'\t or the !'.ChOOnc r Samarang. Rare bird or nol. this arrangment didn't fat 10 W€'JI with plam of the schooner owner. So osprey experts m oved the nest lo a pole, at no htllc time and expense. NOW mE OSP.REV has gone on strike. She has de· scrted the nesL We had one report that she is 1'bw sulking in a tall tree oenr Adams School on Baker Street in Costa Mesa. · <t This shows what real trouble we're in now The stnkes are beginning to cross city lines. Approach Lighu Out At Fatal Cr0$h Site , COLOMBO, Sri Lan1'a CAP> -The landing-approach light.-; at Colombo akport were not operating when a chartered Jet11ner filled with Indonesian Moslem pilgrims crashed a mile s hort or the runway, government officials said today. The government also revised the death toll downward to 183 In the Wednesday night cras h of the Icelandic Airlines DC·8 The .,·orC'agn Miru:,try and the Indonesian Embassy on Thursday had put the number or dead at 199. Cabinet Setrelary G.V.P. Samarasinghe said 79 persons sur· v1ved, though some remained In critical condition. Indonesian of· f1c1als said Thursday that 43 bad been ho5pitalized. Pobce !)a1d 156 bodies had beeo pulled from lbe wreekage as of today Tht>y said the re mainder either were burned beyond re· covery or werl' ~tall under pieces of wreckage not yet cleared away Samara.,inghe, speaking at a news ronfe rence, said the airport's a pproach lights were not working Wednesday night. But he said that "as far as we know" lbe airport's instrument· guidance sy~tcm was operating properly and four landings and takl··offs had been m ade shortly before the accident. J le did not explain why the lights were not operating. ... . SR-7is Spy on €uha U.S. Sl;lrv eiUing RWJs Aircraftl-~._..;; • -W...iS111NCTON {Arl -.:~4"-!~~•h----"'..:!'~ to..i:.om•in!silent about-Urenr. Whlte 11uphl11t1eutt.'<1 spy planes havE' been dispatched Houv officials refused ariy comment. ovf'r uba In Mt~mpl.$ to detc rmin£ whf:ther new Ot"tr sources. refusing to be Identified in any M Vl<'l built (1ghler planes urti capable of fi ring way. contlrmeath~ n!Rhts. nucll>ur weapons. Administration sources say. However. at was not clear whether the mis· • Cnmtiru and sensors aboard the spy planes slons are continuing and {h~re was no word on have lx'<'n aimed ut Russian MI0 ·23s. reported to what they have round. tia_vcJU:rly_t."Ci.ra.'CeQ~jn Cub1dn hopes ofl~..trnlni. Thcq JTesence--of Russian nuetear weapons In wht>thcr they are designed strkUy for air defense Cuba i• forbidden by a LH2 u.s.~vie~ un. or huvc some ••offen.slve" cas>at>U!fY. the source~ derstandi-"I that followed the near· war cn'sis over '-lld Thursday night, arrival of Russian offensive missiles on t.he Island IN MOSCOW. Soviet Premier Alexei N.'Kosyala repu'bllc 90 miles ~uth of Florida. angrily tolc1 a Vlsltlng delegation of U S. senators U.S. officials 'have said they i eamed by In Thursday that any MaG·s sold to Cuba are for de· telllgentt means that a Russian freighter recentl y ft•nslvt'purposesonly . . deljvered to Cuba 18 to 20 of the MiG·23s. which Af'Wl,....... Sollrcet1 who attended the meeting said Kosygin are among the most advanced of Ru.ssla 's fighter · was especially angered ~_p,.Sen. Abraham A. aircraft. SMIHdlt R1b1coff. D·Conn , listed the iGs as one of lbe "ls· THE SOVIET UNION' has sent MIG·21 fighters i,uesofconcem "thalcouldc usetroublewhenanew to Cuba tn the past: but those are principally air strategic arms ltmitatl~ reaty comes up for a defe nse planes armed with conventional weapons Patty Wil son. an e pileptic. · s hows off the trophy she was awarded for compleHn~ a four month, 2,000·mill· ' Senate ratification vote. The Soviet official was said to have commented " The SR·TI spy plane. successor to the widely that he "dJd.n 't need a lecture" on the U.S. political publicized U·2 of the 19505. can operate sensing de·. run rrom Minneapolis to Wash ington. D.C. The La Palma . Calif. girl finished the run Thursday on her 17th birthday. vices from altitudes of 100.000 r~t and more syst.f·We Air 1-·orce SR·71 overflights, which would However, checking .objects· as small as the r.equlre approval by President <;arter.. are con· MIG ·23s would r equire precise photogr a phy, sldered so sensitive some government off}clals possibly from a lower altitude . , nuoridation . Halt DraUJS Citizen's Ire PITTSBURGH IAP . • Mem~ bers of the scientific community reacted s trongly to a court rulin~ orderin& a suburban Pittsburgh water aUt.horlty to stop Auor1dt\f · 10g the water supply of 27 com- m uni ties ··Not a court of last resort has decided against fluoridation," Dr. Charles McDe rmott. past president of the Odontolog1caJ Soc ie t y of Western P enn· ' sylvania. said Thursday. Earlier in the day , Allegheny County Judge J~r\ P. Flaherty Issued a ruling against the Wesf Vi e w Water Auth•rity, which s erves an estimated 160,000 res1· dents. A cit izens committee and sever al local businessmen h ad filed s uit, charging the addition of nuoridc at a level of one part per million parts of wate r could cause cancer. "SURELY simple prudence and1cat<'S th'at the best evidence m ust be scrutinized now. not a fte r trage dy has s truck,·· Flaherty said. Ric h a rd Po we ll . g e ne r a l m~nageF of the water autbority. !>aid after the ruling tt)at "we s till believe we act ed in a pru· de nt manne r and for the people's welfare." World Bea•t9 Sylvana Suarez, a 19-ycar· old Argentinian. adj usts her .crown after being named Miss World 1978 Thursday night in London. Runner·up was Mhs Sweden, O s s ie C ar l s so n a nd Mi s:. Australia. Denise Coward. placed third. Masked Mail /Shot Mother of 2 Hehl Hostage WEST BRIDGEWATER. Mass IA P l A masked man took :1 mother of two hostage and held a ~unto her head for ri ve hours to day before a police sniper shot him in tht> chest. authorities said The gunman was reported in critical condition after surgery at a hospital. His hostage was freed unha rmed T HE MA.N IDENTI FIED by police as Donald Johnson . 43. wa~ sbol alt.er he lcfl bis vehicle and walked the woman to a nearby setvlce station so she could use the women'S room - Anderson said J ohnson was wearing a ski mas.k and a jumpsuit. He s a id J ohnson ha d been <rn auxjla ary policeman m nearby Randolph 'but had r~enUy moved t o New Hampshire. The woman. Barbara Sellstone. JS, wafe of a supermarkt!l manager, was shaken by thl' ordeal but ~uffercd no senous an Junes . ANDERSON SAID TIIE incident began late Thursday wht•n the man entered Mrs. Sellstone's home Anderson's brother. Robert. a West Bridgewater pohce sergeant, said 1t appeared rob bery was the motive for the initial break·ln. A neighbor ran to the. Sellstone home and s11-w through a win dow that a masked man was holding the couple at gunpoint. Tht• ne ighbor. called police, and as they responded, the gunman selll'<i Mrs. Sellstooe and hauled her to the family's station wagon . A chase last.mg 30 m inutes ended at an interse<:llon about two miles from the home when police cruisers surrounded the car . Later. when Mrs. Sellslone had lo use a bathroom, police n · moved the doors on a lavatory at a near by gas station. After she left the women 's room. J ohnson turned j ust far enough away from h15 hostage for a state police sniper to open far<' into his chest. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648 • Jerome Mans man1ir an at- torney for the authority. s aid an appeal would. be filed with the s tate Commonwealth Court as soon as possible. Mc DER MOTT said tta a t "Ouoridation has received the unqualified approval of a ll ma- JOr health organizations in the HUNTING TON BEACH U .s. a nd mos t other countries Judge f1ahcrty chose to see the othe r side of the coin." In 1968, the state had given the water authority permission lo add fluoride to its s upply, wt)Jch na tura lly contains .34 parts fluoride per m illion parts of water. The chemical was added last March. Flaherty said in rus ruling that the case differed from "a g<U'· ernrnent decision on labeling cigarettes as a cause or cancer and heart attacks" b<'ca use that w::1s ··a· matter of lnd1v1dual cho1ee." "BUT rnERE is no choice whe n the water that comes out or one's rauc~h1ch he uses to drink, cook with; his teeth with and bathe ontaim a possible carcinogen.'' he added. Labor NegotiatiOns Are Never Easy, BUT . LET1S MAKE NO t,JISTAKE ABOUT n:. • • • • • the City Council. regards the Huntington Ucach Po li<'e Department to be an outstanding law cnforc.-ment organizatio n. Tile Council 'R 8upport of our Police Department-was 11hown during budget delibet-ationt1 tlli.s year when all city department s were ex.amined for their cost -effectiveness and need in lfw .. f'Ommunily in light o f Proposi tion 13·mandated cutba••kH. Tiae bud~el adoplNf for the Police Department this year is a half million dollar11 fai~her than tlw Eastern U.S. Gets Rain 1977 bud~et. ... • • • •. taxpayt'rs of lluntin~on. Beach thr<?ughout the years provid«'d t hc-ir police officer& with 80me of the fine8l ~ap -and fringe bt-ne fit:t to be found in this area. They have pr~vided their Police Department with .the most ad· vanced equipment and have encowagt>d the innov1tionM which have pro vided 3 Midwestern States Exped Heavy Snow Te.perat•res Wl\<on\111..,., UllPef' Mt<"'9M\. for better eeni<:e ~l a savings of lax dollars. Your Police Department is com· l lhon u1.-t'°"' ,,.. ml<fd~ M IUIUIPC>I Vel .. y Into I ... -rn Orul l.tk41'\. ONG V•U•y -fftlclOle Al..,.lk C-1 t.1••~ wN .. -r~ .... ~-,. .. , ' ~""".!"" t"'1ller 1q 11111 ~ . '-" . ~ "" -· . . - of .Jfdl:ru~ ~~ . of ~icated t.-.o....:::;;sel'-...: . .:.:a...;t,_h.-e --..=~F.;:;;;;;;;;;=;;....;=I community in a profCt1Sional manner. ~~------..-.i'-~--~·--~~~j~MJ;:ii,6i~~~f-~~~~~---a.-..~*-1~n!a...,."'6d!lft!IW".J ........ !+-....... ..-.~~----.--.;..--------~~-------------------.... ~':"""'--~----~~·-~--..-._-1, .. ----i"""'----1 _:-;::! ::':::'no:~.:.~.=~ the City Council realizes and accephl it~ rcsp0nsibility tl) nt'gotintc ., ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii Denver • Oefroll '•••Mftllt H•t110f0 ... ltlfl. -.Olutu "°"'Ion J4RU'wll .. J-•li 1( .... , cu., .... v~ lllt .. 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WI !fie mid'°••'-Ille <~!!, frorn ., t• fl Ill 1111.tncl ...... Y', Ill llM! ~ !fl h movnt~t-lrom '° 10 .. 1n tN.,... p.t 0.Mrlt ...0 t$1t7J In tflf ...... , a ... ," Hliftll .... Oll 9Hcll. Wewt -IOOt lfOl'IO WH\. ~·~ P0Qt ..... I &e<Kll w-....,..,, two .. w .. '"' ~·-""" •llltMIY ••• • <'<[Ohal>lt wagel md bfMfih ~lf'l>Hbl employtt.-, within the oonttraint11 of public law, and the Ability and wiUin~etltl of the oom.munity to PaY· Mayor Ron Shenkman Mayor Pro Tem1llcf\afd Sle'1'_=r-- Counoilmembera • Ruth Bailey 80l> Mandie Don M1cAlli8let' Ronald Patlint0n · · John ThomaM . . \ I I 1 I I .. . .. :-: CALIFORNIA Friday, Noveml')ef II. 1978 DAILY PILOT AS son -JJen-ied-Parok ~-.a:.i-...~:-:.m H~·~--ho.w ... urnr-_Menologue-on· Innooonce VA€AVILLE'fAPl -Mas!rmUrdel'"er <:;tmnes MANSO Al.SO LET THE BOARD know he M~ruron ratted to win parole arte r staging a does not like"bcing in pnson. N a vy Contraet ,Five lrulided ......... ~--~~ OnFmudRap -- SA, DIE ) fAP 1 -A df"frn e-ronlractar and four t"Urrt'nt or former aovf'mmf'nt ~~ W't"rt"·1ndtrtf'd by a f('dl'nt 1t1"lnd )W')' oil chir"ta - or dt•fr udang_ lbt Navy of mo~ than Sl s mlllaon dramat.ie lhree·hour monologue denying his guilt 'Tm mad.'' he said 'Tm indignant. I'm mad an the Sharon Tate murders, but ~milting : "I to every bone m my body lhat I have to come back don't beloog in aocl ly. There's no place ln society · to the perutenUary when I didn't break no law •.. _ thaW fll." • -----· l-'m c!rinr ~Jlay-in-this hoie:"-------"--M am0n. s pdi.iug u'-rt'"for the ti.-~lnce----.._rn 1S3rotr11ear g was asessfon &ranted \\Uh frauduft'~ d (<'NO l'ontrat'ts from the top • :.N'ret N val an Syst~ms Cent«>r · hls 1971"'convicUon in the Tate·LaBlanca murders. automatically lo each inmate who has served 7 alternately stood and ~t. flailed his arms and ye.ars in prison. Manson will receive another Assastnnt IJ.S . Attomt-y llcrbt•rt' ffoffm•n said 'fhursduy. ~ 23·rount 1nd1clm<"nl lnvolvei 10 fala dt•f.,ll!:>l' t'Onlr Cb atcned -bet~ lt72 and 1975 -..with ).he San Jhgo.bia$.t Ocean ~ua... tunts lne tnd1c-tt."1 " "' John KNUl<'Y. S2. Slln l'heRo. fornwr prt."u1ltt1l llnd ma1onty '.'>lo<'llholdf'r of Oct-an Mtirket Um~ultanu. Wilham l'ar1u~r. 38, or l'J•rona. a MJ J)\•1v1sory t'lt'«rohl.t'' eng&nffr lit thl' ••t•nlt'r ""'fh>lll 1!170 77 and formerly ernproy~ "'tn W ..c,lu~ton. U <.: • by tbl1 Nav I lnt~lhf'rnce Com mand. 1'rl'nton t.>t-lht•rit. 37. of Kt'nton. Ohio. an t•lectrorue~ t.•11..imt~r Ill lht• ~nter rrom 1963 75 Louis Lab. 42, of San 01t-J(o. n electron1 rs t.•ngancer tht•n· tn.•m t968 through .July 1978, and Ct.•orgt· W.irn•11. 411, "ho worked at the ct'nler from lq56· until Hl77 anrt 1s s till t•mployed he !"\' by the "1 ti\ y J\Hti•#lllOfl rlan O"d LOS ANGELES 1AP 1 The stale Au: Ht·~ources Board has ~1\en prel1mmary approval to an anti i.mof:: plan aimed al ctramaUcally reduc- ing \'apors and em1!>!>1on' from 011 tankers and . other sh.Jps. •• The plan was <'Xpe<:t· ( J ed to ehminate a daily .W:fTE total of 21.000 pounds of .... --------hydrocarbon vapors and 74.000 pounds or sulfur em1ss1ons. ARB Chairman Tom Quinn said Thurs- day Maritime and 011 industry 0Hic1als had voiced op-position to the regulations. citing costs and safely considerations . • 5 Na .eed t o Panel LOS ANGELES <API -A CJve·member com· m1ttee has been named to oversee ~r~ p~posed Midttte-East studies center· al the n versfty o1 Southern Califomi~. said USC President John R. Hubbard Thrtt faculty· members. one student and one staff m<'mbcr wi ll examine all documents a nd m-ake rccommendat.Jons for changes in the con· tract for the proposed center, Hubbard said at a news «onference 1'hursday. The contrai:t was s igned last month lo t•stablish the s tudy center. The move was criticized by local lsraeh groups who claimed that use aod IL'i Board or Trustees have taken a pro- Arab slanr(' _ · G,.a nd Tliett Charged LOS ANGELES IAPI A former Paramount Pictures executive is expecled lo surrender to autl\orities Monday jn answer to a grand theft char~e accusing him of embezzhng moFe than S42.000 from the movie studio. · ' A felony complaint was filed Thur:sday against Gerald W. Haile, Paramount 's former West Coast distribution managec after the Los Angeles Dis·· trict Attorney received an anonymous.tip. District Attorney John Van de Kamp said that arthough Paramount.had previous knowledge or the crime and was not initially responsible for re- porting 1t. the studio did cooperate fully during the anvesllgataon. Wo11110n Acqalt tH LOS ANGELES <API -A 28-year:-old woman has been acquilled of charges she threatened to kidnap former Los Angeles Polic~ Chl~f Edward • M. Davi~ unless Symb1onese Ll.berat1on Army n •"olullonaries Rill and Emily Harns ';¥ere freed. Sally l~;.aac of Santa Monica w_as found inJ_lO· <'!'nl Thursday in a brief nonJury tnal by Supenor Court .Judge Gordon Ringer. The threat wa!> sent in the form of a letter !'hortlv beforl' the st.art of the Harrises' 1976 trial here on charges of kidnappi'ng. robbery and as- sault. "sEND ONE ... TAK.E O.'ll:.: ff(~ Olll FTD THANKSGIVER BOUQUET Festive tall fbwers in a woven wooe1 basket we can seM 11 nearly anrwhere the ~~~ ib-l•I•l e ven sang a song In trying lo show he was wrongly parole hearing in a year and one each year convicted. thereafter. "I didn't kill nobody and I didn't order nobody Originally sentenced lo death, Manson's sen· to be killed," the 44-year-old Manson said. tence was commuted to life imprisonment when the --• · death-penatty was-oana-wMTrrc:mromla. ReiS HE TOLD THE THREE ME MBERS or the servin& nine concurrent hfe sentences. Community Release Board that 1f he wanted to kall Asked what he would do if ·granted parole, someone. be would never have entrusted the job to Manson at first said. "I have no plans.··. his rag-tag h.ippie "family.·· But a moment later he changed his mind. Lean1ng across the ta ble. has race level with "My plan," he said, "would be to go to the theirs. he said: "If J wanted anyone killed. I'd kjll wilderness and hvc ott the 'and. I'd go to lhe des - .. them myself. But l don't want anyone killed ert and talk to the animals. I couldn't m ake it because I love my own hfe. Does that make any running by the watch and making that car pay· sense?.. ment. My ways are sample " Ue denied. as he had al has ·tnal. that he or-He added. "I love life and I love living." def'ed members of his "fa mily" to murder actress But Manson concluded. "No. I don't want to Sharon Tate and six other persons in August 1969. live in society .... Soc1e,l.y don't want me so why or to kill grocer Leno LaBlanca and his wife. sl'lould I want them?" Rosemary ,the following night. , "I DID NOT T ELL TEX WATSON to do anything other than wl'\at Tex thought Y<,.aS right.·· Manson said or has chief lieutenant IO murder. Watson. who says he worshipped Manson as J esus · Christ. bas insisted Manson ordered him to kill. Manson, who has been in prison for 9 )'ears. was clad in dark blue slacks and a. Jighl blue sport s hirt that showed his heavily tattooed arms . He was thin and had pnson pallor. and his hair and beard were long and shaggy, much as they were when he was arrested in 1969. ~ He ridiculed his reputation as a demonic Uipp0 ·Marx Loses La:tmuit INDIO (AP 1 -Zeppo Marx, the last s urviving me mber of the Marx Brothers comedy team. has been ordered to pay more than $20,000 in damages to a woman who claimed he assaulted her in 1973. ~~;. ·~ murderer. HE DOESN'T LIKE BEING IN PRIS.ON "I'm not your executioner. I'm not your devil and I'm not your God.'' he said. "l'm Charles Mass Murderer Manson Denies Kiiiing Manson." A seven-man. five-woman Riverside County Superior Court jury voted S.3 Thursday to a ward the '$20.690 judgment to Jean Bodul. estranged wife or reputed Mafia fi gure James "'Jlmmy the Weasel'"Fratianno. after about 90 minutes of de· hberation. ~---------------------------..;:;...~~ Los -=---P ~Nun. Says P_ope '1,ike a Cautious Father' VNl..lkE A CRIMINAL trial, a decis ion of a Civfl jury 'neea not be unanimous. Jnsteaa", a ma· JOrity vote of jurors decides the case. • Miss Bodul alleged an her suit. which sotJght $350.000 damages. that Marx beat her in the face a nd head, pulled her hair and attempted to break her nose Apnl 30. 1973. as she was sitting in her car in the driveway of Tamarisk Country Club home. LOS ANGELES (J\Pl admission to the all· women priests. or preferred lo this the -Pope John Paul II 1s male priesthood and an John Paul. addressing following : ·Let us be "like a cautious father" en h a n ced r o I e r or 600 mothers s uperior, first or all women: .. telling nWlS "it's turrific women 1n the Catholic said· "He's the cautious DURING T HE SIX·DAY civil trial. lhe 37· · that you're gmwin~ up Church. "All women religious father:· Sisler Elizabeth year-old Miss l3odul testified the incident caused and becoming adults. T H E THR EE -DAY have kind of pass·ed s aid Thursday. "He's her to sufferpers1stentbackandshoulderpains. but just don't grow loo c 0 n f c-re n re s a 1 d 1 t a r o u n d a saying ·1t 's terrific that But Marx maintained the conflict was merely muc h ,'' says a n ad -planned a ~onal call password: 'Let us be you're growing up -end a pushmg and shoving match that occurred after vocate of femal<.• ordina-on the pope"m urge him firs t of all Christian." A ·becoming adults. but Miss Bodul attempted to leave in her car with his lion in the Ro man to reverse the ban on certain number added Justdon't groy,;toofar ' housekeyando1lcompanycreditcard. Catholic church. ,..-:.:~:..::..::.::..:..:!!......!.!.!!:.-.::..::;:!.....:~-=-::.:..::..:::..:.:.;_;:.:..::..:~.;:.:..-=:.;~:.::...-=-..;:..;.......:.......:....:!...;;_...:..:..:.....:...::...:_~~--~.....:..~~~----.....:..---~------ Sister E l izabeth Thom an·s comm ents came in response lo the pontiff's warning l hal nuns should not allow fe minist claims to over- shadow their call to a c haste. poor and obe-. dient life. A DDR'ESS I NG about 600 mothers superior or religious or- ders Thursday. John Paul Il also urged nuns to .alwa,ys_ wear "simple and a pt" habits lo dem - .o n s t rate t heir r e - ligious status. 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Orum:u County Atn><>rt Com.ma~ 1onen. g reed to a plan propost"d by Huah.H Alrv.•est to te't the ing 727 Jet!> at the t•ounty '11rtx>rt Pre<hcl bl). the pl n ts oppo ~ by th r aty of cwport Beach. nnd lhe ree1ck!nt4' who h\I~ ·m the niRhl ath or the airport 1'~ opponents a rt not sold on arwt>sl 's argumt•nts that UK-J~L~ wall not ~ a~ nol5y as he DC-9s the airline curn-nlJy n1 • out or th aJrport 1~-----1\nct lht'Y t1ave n-gooctpolnt ht Qbtet'ttnf( lCI hl' Til1 .on lht• ~:tr'Oun :growinit pains and no,:..t-proble ms to run the t('1tt" of th(' ~a r~t·r craft Uut 1l d o t'!>O 't make .1 lot o( -.cn~t· to ba-.c• lhose tesL-. on t•qulpmt•nt thut t!'. tht· ~ub)l'Ct of )O muc•h ~i~puh'. : And tt il!>n·t goan~ to rt'~ol\.t• .11n thing uni<'~ th<• ~copl e affcctt~ by l ht• no1M.' ure ru11' 111n·d that th(' h.'ht!~ .,ere not lmnlt•d by ust-" o( unusual opt•t ~am~ .prot•t•d u1f'~. lig hter than usual loadint: or ot~t·r · bt--.t foot forward" t t-r hniqu s thut would not mamtaan normal operauoni) ~ddt'd ll'rminal t·ongt•st w11 and traffic probl~ms also ~t·ed to lit.• dt·alt with. • Jioth county offH·talb and the Airwest people ought to ~C' <.·o nceme<t about t'ns unn~ th~ validity of their tests. C runted a lot of airp<>rt opponenL-. wouldn't be sold on the T27s no matter how ~ood the monitoring process and how q uiet Lhe nights But there ure a lot of people who might .be swayed i( lhf'y eould believe in the test results and if t hose result!) prod uced lht• data that Airwesl is p redicting. Bure aucratic P o t shots ' .,.. or·ange Couniy Environmental Management Agency cnief George Osborne let the federal bureauc racy have it tiut good last week. Os borne blamed federal agenc ie s ' "'slavis h adherence lo red tape" for it taking so long to make .aeede.d ~epairs to roadwa}'_s damageg in Las t winter·~ heavy rains . - Now, Osborne complained, the ra ins are on us once a gain and failure to repair damaged roadways means a ccess to some a rea s of the county is still impaired. It is easy to sympathize with Osborne 's laments. But it is also hard to understand why it took him so long' to voice his concern. It is a lso always interesting to wat<:h one bureaucrat jump a t another 's snarl of red tape. T ht• red t a pe m eande r ings of federal agencies i.n volvc-d in a quasi-disaste r .assistance program is no 'x<:ust• for Osborne's own agency to have remained silent while the rain damage problem reached the point that it has in Orange County. Mistnide r standing E asy l n a letter to the edit.or elsewhere on this page Coastal Commissioner Judy Rosener of Newport Beach takes the Daily Pilot to task for misunderstanding the Coastal Commission staff's comments to the effect that the owners of burned-out homes in Malibu would have to give beach access across their property as a condition of being able to rebuild. Apparently the Coastal Commission staff succeeded in . confusi n~ Gov. Brown. also. It was Brown who cJJaracterizcd the <:ommission s taff st a t e ment a s ··bureaucratic th'uggct y." and excessive bureaucracy. The ·discussion seems, t..o turn on what type of "'access" was meant Jat~rally across the sands or pe rpendicularly from the nearest roadway to the water. We do find it hard to bu~ Mrs. Rosener·s conte ntion that since only three homes are involved at the moment, it·~ no big deal. Since when does the propriet y and justice of a n action rest on the l!tlmber of people who are being fairly or unfairly treated ? As for the J!Ontention that the Coastal Commission staff was somehow harassed and bullied by the media into makift'g an incomplete or misunderstood statement, that is m alarkey. It was not an offhand comment. The Coast al Commission staff is well acc ustomed to dealing with the media, as are the commissioners. But we 're sure it will.come as news to many· city government staffs along the Orange Coast to learn that comments by the commission staff can be so lightly regarded . lf we have misunderstood the commission staff. we are s orry. We c a n o nly plead tha\. t h e Coastal Commission and its staff often make themselves very easy to misunders tand. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artis ts. Reader comltlent Is invited:'" Addr~ The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ Spolts Fans • Dear Gloomy - Gus All lhll talk about clot· tn1 m assage parlors 1bow1 that tomeone has bffn l}ing down on the job. c.v. GMeinr-Oo!I. c .... ,, ......... ~ .. 4 ., ,,_,. •"' .. "' -.... ~----=:.~·::;.. "'liJfy '1:.l" ,.... • reakup of lhote h armonlora ori1lnal Ink 40 1£01 n1 tbatname. Rowland Evan /Robert Novak .U.S. Ey~es. Soviet ·MIGs Cuba • m -VASHJNGTON The SOvaet rlndln11 on which Brown based Union la •urrcptltlou ly armlna his memorandum lo the presi· Cuba with MIG 23 aircraft or the dent. the Cuba·based MI G·23 has ln>C now •pluye0·1ft Europe for the configuration of the nuclear· nucl~ar attack agamsl NATO. a allu k aircraft thal comprises d t vf'lopment c osting a Iona the Waru w Pact.'s most ad - •hadow on Prnadent Carter's vanced nuclcar·delivery tactical hope for Senatt! ratlf1c ataon next strike force. ~f. ol a w~c arms llm1lA· _ _Th.eu_w no su~UQ.!l ln hon ISALTI treaty Brown'n nemoranilum (()Ca~ ln a top secret memorandum that the Cuba-bued MI G·23s - inCormln& President Carter of bthe'ved now lo number some 12 this on Oct. to .as aircraft -have actually :?3. Oe fenSt1 been fitted or .. wired." in the s·e c r c l 4.1 r y technical phrase. for carrying a 11 \1 r o I d nuclear payload. Whal can be B r o w n said 1s thut the Ml(}·23 now in 1>ec lf1 cally Cuba appears lo be the s ame r a as e d l h e Model 0 or F long observed in q u e , t 1 on the Warsaw pact's nuclear- whcther sup. delivery training exercises: an plying Cuba a tta c k . not a n a ir·dc fcnse, with th<.• high aircraft. perro rmanct• MIC 23 violates the "under standings" between President Kertnedy and the Kremlin that ended the Cuba missile c risis. in O c t o b e r 196 2 . Tho se understandings forced Moscow to remove ballistic missiles and other nuclear-armed weapons from Cuba. mcludirig the Badger bomber According to·U.S. inlelligen~ Paul HarveY- TOP CARTER administration officials, not conc~allng their shock at disc0vering the MIG·23 with its one-way 1.200·mile range based 90 m·nes orr the Florida coast. are now hoUy de- bating what lo do and say about it. As Brown warned Carter in -his memo. the totally unexpect· ed Soviet move presents the president with a problem of ' 'high polllicaJsensitivity:· tn that year. Richard Nixon To make the fact P'lbllc poses and bis then-national security this unpleasant choice: dem~nd adviser Henry Kissinger de· that Moscow immediately re· . livered what amounte-d to al) ul· move al.I MIG-~. u the U.S. timatum agains t Soviet-Cuban s ucceasrully demanded or the • construction or submarine pens Soviet missiles and Badger at Cienfuegos capable of servic bomgers in 1962 when the Ing nucl~ar-missile submarines. u_a l..UJ c b a I a n c e was That ultimatum was based overwbell:riinglYin-Wa"ifun~ll quan1y '"Oft-the--K-ennedy--doe- ravor; or tryt.oexplaln it away as trine: a ny nuclear·l'apablc a m e r e upgrading o r weapon whether it was ac· modernization of Cuba 's ajr tually fitted with nuclear arma force. whose MIG·2ls are now' ments or not was ipso facto largely in the service or Cuba's intole rable 1n Fidel Castro'!> Afrtcanadventures. Cuba. The submarine pens wen• If Carter chose the first option not built. o dd s ar·e p r ohibitive t h at It is doubtful t hat even a Moscow would tell him to go signed Cuban ·:pledge" that th Jump hJ the laJ<e, diplomatically new MIG·23S would never bt: or not. and prob.ably make it equipped for nuclear ci ('livcry stick. That would bring an in· would do much to solve Carter'!> slant crisis in delente and put the political problem In the ~nat.e new S ALT a g r eem e nt 1n when the new SALT agreement jeopardy. comes up for debate next year. With the U.S. southland exposed to attack within the MIG·23's nonstop. 1.200·mile range. the SALT debate might well tum in· to a n anti-Soviet free-for.all. BUT TO ACCEPT the pres- ence of the MIG·23 in Cuba. knowing its apparent capability for being fitted with nuclear· delivery. would violate the doc· trine laid down by John F. Ken· nedy during the Cuba missile cris is and by t h e N ixon · Kissinger strategists 1n 1970 .. INDEED, l o n g -h ea d ed analysts here are hard put to ex - plain the surreptitious deploy. ment of the MIG-23 in ternJs oth e r t ha n .,Soviet «tnuscl(' flexing. mixed with det<'rl"cncl' ft wo uld seem to prov1dt· Moscow with a powerful option lo be brandished when and if ~ nec e ssary ·as a cn unler ·to Ame rican policy anywhere "' the world consider~ hostile b) the Soviet Union . U.S. defense officials say that the M IG-23 model now in .Cubu has never before 6een delivcrc•d to a Soviet ally. After the Arab Is raeli war in October 1973, Syria received the air-defense versioll or the M IG·23 -essen· taa lly a fighter plane not equipped for tactical strikes against ground targets. The d1! fe r e n ce is s imilar to that between the U.S. F-4 and th • F-SE: the F-4 has been denied lo Taawan because it could attack the"Chinese mainland: the. F-S E. - a pla ne designed purely for de fense . is being supplied instead. T hat the Soviets have chost·n this critical mo me nt 1n off a gain. on·again d e le ntc-lo thre;itcn the U.S. in its own ba<·k ya rd is a vicious irony for J am my Carte r: .Computers Can Be SucCessful T~achers M;i ny of us run scared from the subject of calculators and computers because they seem t echnical beyond our com· prehension. 1 Ac tually the d ay·dale wristwatch you are wearing is b o th c al - culator a nd computer. T b e · y don't have lo be compll· cated. And there are things all o f u s can learn f rom -them if we just make friends with them. Sixteen year s ago t he Universlty of Illinois pioneered "teaching by computer." Now tens of thousands of students in SS colleges lake courses In chemis try, l a n g u age s. veterinary medlcinc or Mailbox whatever -by s itting a t a keyboard commur· eating with a computer ' . THE COMPUT R talks back to the stusfents on a screen by printout. In some cases even by syntbeslzed speech. Computer-based teaching or college students is one thing. Now corporations are tr_.aining . employees in new skills'by com· puter. It costs'"& lot less lo train a technician by computer-about $15 an bour-than otherwise. Now we come lo a more ~nt application of computer educa- tion that's even closer lo home. In Baltimore an adult learning center has been established where poor students and e.ven functiooal illiterates, fascinated by a learning system unlike a nything they've ever ex· perienced before. are becoming self -sustaining wage-earners. Fro m this adult lea r ning center the fi rst class or 37 stu- dents has graduated. T hey ha ve a chie ved at leas t an e ighth gr~de level of cornpetence m reading . math and la nj uage skills. Many already have Jobs or offers. Some have achi e ve~ the e quivalent of high s c hool diplomas and are registered for further college level s tudy. Again. au of these were pre· viously categorized as functional illiterates. So impressive are the results in Baltimore that Control Data and Commercial Credit Corp., the developers of this computer· based system of education. are hoping to expand tbe, program nationwide. The potential for reducing our nation's unemployment a nd in· creasing per man productivity is exciting. There are oe&rly 23 million functional illiterates in the Unit cd Stales right now. unable to read at eighth grade level Perpetuating this s ituation . i 00.000 youngsters drop out or s chool each year. · SO mE Baltimore center re· suits. proj~ted. ;ire or immense signifi cance. A girl who had been on drugs, had no s killS other than groom ing horses. graduated from the bas ic skills course in nine months and is now working a:. an e H1cient sccrela r y·reccp tionist. Baltimore Mayor Wi llia m Schaefer calls this "a classic ex ample of business and govern ment working together." How can a computer tenrh where other methods don't"! It is personalized tutoring. in· dividuall1,ed, and face it -at a video scr~ learning becomes a game. 'Media BlaJB~for-Beach Access Rule Confusi_qn •· Ldttr1 from r'foltr1 ore wt'lcomt. TM nghl 10 cOfld~se Wlten to l•t fPOCe or fllmfraote libel ii rca~. 1Aftn1 o/ JOO 100rd.r <Yr ll11 wtll bt ofW'n pn/ertnct."All ldrns mud m· dude lfgno.turt and moUmo oddrtu but namt1 "\CJ.JI be WllMdd Oft rt- .QWtt fl •1/icient rrOIOftl$GJIPO'ftlt, PodfJ '°"'"°'be~ • .. ORANGE COU~TY ~hild Care Sp elled Out . . COunty Direetory Available to Public An "88 pattt• c11rectory 11. trng city by <'ltv anlorm Ubo about mon• thun '\!'iO r hlld ur «'nt.f'r'> lll Oran~<' County hill> tk•t•n ~lmp1ll'd b)' lhf' l'Ounty commission on Uw Stlllu.'j ot Womt•n · Dil"('(•tonf"' wtll tK> avallublt> for public us~ by tht• t-nd flt IWlll '4l"ek an .&II l·1ty Jnd rounly l1hr•ry .branchh, l'>UJd Con101IM:o.1on <'oord1n..1tor Kalt•n Klammt•r . I '"'vice>, .1 lot·1tl child ('.1re lnfonnaUon lil\d nirerral &('r\'lCt' Tllt>KOOKL•:T Wi\8 EDIT£D by Huntington Il«'at'h '11•sldflnt M a.ruJrel P&rmlilee. a former wom\>n·~ t'<1mm1i;i.1onl'r County Sup.•rv1M11 :-. llalph Okdnch. Laurence ~r hm1t und Tho1ou·~ ltalt•y i>tn&led out the ('()Olffil"MOO bookh·l fOI ~&)(•(•t..tl prl.l.ISt! wb<:n they 11'\ ll'Wt-d It.A runll'nl th1:-Wl'l'k INTJ:llESTt.O IU:.'\IOt:NTS ,hould c-tu-1 ck 1-----u ,bulcy J'.clcttilc • f!>t>1n1t. -1Ulfl..dlt.U1r!•n ''I •<'llo • , , ihe satd • -.ut. ftF.UEVt. TlllS IS n noteworthy project on ~ Addtbonal ('()plf'S of 'Sp <'<'"I for LearntnR. the purt ul lht< l'Omml"'lon," Riley said . "I lb.ink Pluyin~ and SI··~ ini.t .. may be• mad., ava!lablt' lo th<' n~l"(t ror udl~lll'llk child car~ &S a countywide lbt• publu: lnt1•r Ms Ktumnwr aid. and th•· problt'm and If l'IW1b ror people or all erooomic booklt>~ nl<W> ~•LI bt· d•,lnbuh'd to H•nou..' rounty and rthmc bur kgrouncb " agenru~ S u1wrv1'1or L<uJn•ncc Schmit, a longtime Ttn; BOOKLETS I N<'I . Ut: hst1n&' for pre :-.chools and pnvott-'<'Ml' offt-nng child cartt program!>~ -.t•ll Th<' d1rt>t•Wrll'' 11 ... t hm~r' of opf'rullon. Whl'lht•r.hot <Jr. ('ttlll IUOt'ht•.., ..tr(' 1>t•rved, lht• 8Rl' or c hildren etcc~plt.'\J. Uk number or children !>ervttl hy'lhe C'\•nkr, fl•t..., t•bctr1ited und i,pttiul program!> offered such as religious t..oducauon Qr mwuc 'the booklets also cont.run lnformaUon about loot.mg s maller to-home child care racaltues, M~ Klammer saJd. also with listings of Head Start programs and an explanation of the Patch'work Schools Se t . For· Contest Students from more than 40 public and priva?c high schools will compete all day Saturday in the 11th annual Orange County Academic DttathJon. The contest this year will be at Esperanza High School i.n Anaheim. STUDENTS WITH A, B. AND C grade averages wiU compete focMholarships and an aJJ- expense paid trip to Sacramento in January to vis- it the state capitol and meet with legislators. Participating schools send six-member teams to the contest. two stud~nts each with A, 8 and C grade averages, according to omcials or the coun· ty Department of Education STUDENTs WILL BE GRADED on their performance in speech, grammar, essay writing. rane arts, math. career education, science and literature, with a final "Super-Quiz" contesL County orficials said local business firms finance the competition a nd have donated $75,000 toward its support during the past 11 years. Orange Coast public school students scheduled to compete Saturday are from Capistrano Valley; Costa Mesa, Daoa Hills, Edispo, Fountain Valley!° Huntington ~acb, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Los Amigos, Newport Harbor, Saddleback, San Clemente, 1Jniver8ity, Valencia and Westminster Higb Schools. c·om m1~i.1on r1;1t1<'. called the darettory "a very 01<·~ book " but said 1l duplicated the phone d1n·rlory yf'lluw pa~ci. D1t"Clrich. however . <>aid ~ would like to see mort• thun ttw arullal 500 pnotcd cop11ts made Jvatlabh· to the pubh(· and called ror a report on I hl' CO!>l or prtnllD~ <Jdd1t1onal booklets. Knott's R escues Fire Hose Tou:er A rickety 2S-fool·tall hose drying tower that outlived Its usefulness at the Orange County ·fire station in Cypress has been given a new lease on life at Koott's Berry Farm County supervisors agreed that rather than dismantle the rickety pyramid-shaped wooden-- tower. Knott 's officials could cart -the structure away for use as an amusement park attraction. BILL TEIE, AN ASSISTANT county fire chier, said the tower was bum an the 1940's or 19SO's . Cotton-jacketed hose was draped inside to dry arter use fighting blazes. he explained. Today, Teie said, firemen use synthetic hose and the structure no longer is needed. .. By now ~ of -the-h~ers already have been dismantled', Teie said. However, one is still s tanding at the county's San Juan Capistrano station. ~LIFORNIA ~\ '~·~ I 1VOTE !1 • • VOTE -Owned by Betty B-runo or Oakland. . STUDENTS FROM LUTHERAN HI GH, Marywood High, Mater Del HJgh, Rosary High -and St. Michael's Prep Scboolc; also wiU take part. · coonty officials said. l..os Alamitos High School students won the compelitton the past two years. She bas bad this license plate since 1970, when she was president of the Oakland League or Women Voters. ' . For the) ~ry . @~ W1lhams-Sonoma has what tt?akes to make you want to cook With everything for the kitchen and connoisseur of haute cuisine. From terracotta to tart tins. copper pots to mushroom brushes Here·s just a taste of what lies 1n store ... Cuisnart Demonstrations Wednesday & Saturday 1:00 Soda~ tor oceons ol bubbly yoo make ngtit at home Tastes far supe11or to ()()l'M'IO(Clal e><epa rallon5. ~. 139.95 Copper kettle, nothing~ ltl\C the lnondly sound ()4 3 WhlS ~ketuc. Holcls 2 Quarts •••• WILLIAMs:soNOMA Grande Cu1s1ne 3333 Brl.StQl Siteet •South Coesr Plaza ·Costa Mesa · (7141151-1166 Son Frenc1aco • Peto Aflo • Bevo!lv K1llt • Dan s ' \ r' " r 1day, November 17. 1978 ONLV PILOT A• BEACO• BAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Announces The .. IRAND OPENING Of SOUTH COAST AUT~O W-A SH . 1·501 W. MacArthur Blvd., West of Bristol Have A FREE .CAR WASH With Any Unit~ Fill-up C 7 Gal. Min.I FREE COFFEE, & COOKIES TO ALL CUSTOMERS DURING OPENING CELEBRATION. so. COAST AJ no WIN A FREE WASH. WEEKEND JN MacArthur U) Blvd. 2 :... SAN FRANCISCO.OR .~' ~ LAS vEGAS IN OUR .. "'-en Suntlower SI. -. .... MONTHLY DRAWING J SoCoast ~ Plaza ~ San Diego fwy. DIESEL RJEL A. VA.II.AILE FIND OUT WHY AT 10 A.M. ON SATURDAYAND SUNDAY. AT BOTH ANTIQUE GUILDS. The Antique Guild is nO\V open- ing four new containers from Europe. About 20 rooms full of old world furnishings at each store, on each day of this Anniversary weekend. Ready at IO a.m. for viewing and choosin g and falling in love with~ A container from Belgium in Lo Angeles on Saturday. Another from Belgium in Orange County on Sunday. A con- tainer from Austria in Orange County on Saturday. One from England in Los Angeles on Sunday. Come see what we found when we opened the shipments. Both days. both stores, you won't be able to contain yourself. But don't be late. Orange County, Newpart Fwy. and Dyer Rd. East 7141751-3181. Los Angeles, Venice Blvd., between Robertson and La Cienega 213/ 838-3131. During the final t\vo days of.our Anniversary cck-bration, all purchases of $100 or more will be delivered free in our s~~mdard delivery area. •h.,. hWtth~ni:"""4"'""''tNCl•"'~'Th Am•t'"' C'Ml.I ("'h'°"""'"""'''"'°..._...._...,,,,. ""' ,, ("\.n"""" AtirJ rhlt ,,._ .,. ,hl\11 ~\ f'U ...... tun •lif , .. , ........... "( """""' .. J'W"fUC • µHE !!_OOKMAN ) REVIEWS In the DAILY PILOT . . '-• I ~ . . . .. r \ff f) DAILY PILOT lloo111 Tow11s _ History Mines ------ Ri h Memory t;l 1n;~ \ l 11Li •\I' If 'uu ll.rn1 tu 1''"'11u:.1 11 .11111111 t-1111" , 11111 'lll ri111n1l11w \1114 n'I \\Ith ''rt"'' II lldl 11 tllll'' hlo.· Ill\ Id• rut "1 1\l'I I It\ .111ll 111.11111111.t 1.111. 111 I 11 I I l<'hh l'' 1111•1. .1 ' 11 II l~·r !:.. llli..!,1tl ..lfilL. 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REPORTER ADAMS (RIGHT) BLOWS HIS OWN HORN AT STANFORD 'Sex. Drugs and Violence' ls4'ncomparable Band's Motto , _, . BOATING I CALIFORNIA {OBfTGAA-\ES _Turkey ·Races Set Coast Y achumen in Holiday Action · Thnnkt.l'(tv1ng Duy rc~atta !. !.prinklc the Southern California Yachting Association cal<'ndar rrom San Diego lo Santa Barbara thti.. weekend M sailing enthusiasts never m1 ss•a hotida,v occasion ta gel in aJit- th.' competition. The Balboa Yacht 'Club l'Xpects a large turnout Saturday a nd Sunday for its annual Turkey Day Regatta for-aH-~~es..wilh s ailing on both In· side and outsidecourst>s ·The Capistrano Bay Yachl Club will hos t Performance Ha ndicap Racing fleet s kippers and crews 111 the third race of its Misi..100 Senci.. on Sunday THE ALAMITOS BAY Yacht Club ql Long Beach also stuges its "turkey Day Regatta for all classe:, Saturday and Sunday Southern California Yachting /\::. oc1at1on calendar J\iewport-Ha lboa BALBOA Y ACllT CLC U Turk<·> Regatta •all clasi..c 1 Saturday. Sun dav CAPISTll.i\l'iO BAY YACHT CLt:B M1ss1on ~nes l'Wo. 3 • PllRf1 Sun day BOATING .· Turkl'V Oa\ race::.. Sund<1) S A~ OiEGO N/\V-V SAILl:>.<; CLCU U1ll Uunce Memo rial RcgJI ta. Saturday.Sunday f"or1 uni·' \\ 1•11• m,1111: ;111tl h"t "' ,.r111):ht l•'1l·l<h "a)'· .111d th1· 'Jg1·r m11w1 Y.ltu 1'.1nw tu""' k .11ul "IJ\l'tl Ill ~.1mltl•· 14 ,1:. J lm-.11 d1dw ~ow. 11owt;v1·:K. T llE t 'EW MINES ldl h :1vt• ht•t•n t lo:,ini;: Thl' luksl \HI!> m July '1!.lwn hl•nnl'Colt Copper Corp 1>hut down tls Burgin ~Ill\'. thro14111g 3 1 f-~un•kani. o ut of work Different D1-t•1no1er LoS Angeles-Lon.,g Beach ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLCB Turkt•y Day Rcgalta. u II ClusSl'!-.. Saturday. Sunday Santa Mo nica Bay SAN DIEGO \'ACH'f CLCB Wood-ward Sencs tC;.il 201 S<itun.la~. Sunday : C.o .... m1t' Ladic'> Serre., 1Cal 25 ' Sunduy. fall Trophy Senes rCutahna 27. Elch1:lls 22 1 Saturday. Sund ay ; Stark Series t PC 1 Saturday. Sunday . f-'all Serres ti nt 110 1 Sun- day. Toruc Scrtet; <Soling 1 Sunday • or lhl· 50 rN:ttl bu::.inci.::.ci.. thriving 1n •920, le::.!> !than 20 art· left And t\\o bars are all that remmn :or Eun·k.1'!> honk) tonk p<1sl ; "1·,,. W\'ll II ur and d n"'n 1>t'\<·rnl t1m1·:, and I •9t1ll h,l\l' h11JW' it 'll <·om1• b:u·k," sa)!> Fll'l<ls "H' ;God. 11 tht· ht•rt.·arll'r .11n't hkc 1:-:ureb. 1 a1 ot.1 :tonna go " • Long l1"1l' n ·..id<•nh ..,(•off at suggcslwns lhl'1r :tK>0m tmrn is on its wa) lo bui..t They point to ,1 :_,uhtk tr<tn1>1t1un 1.n Lhe populiitmn rn rl·l·ent ye<ir:. :~ frum m11w r to commutt·r . : \ t"LC•Tl l..L.\ Ot" (",\RS SETS nul t--•1t h .:morning fnr hour lcm~ drrw::. to Too<·le Arm~ .))l•pot and l>ug" ay Proving Ground • Eur,•ka natl\'l' Nancy Hiley. whose husband. ;.Bill. found work 'at the dt•pot artc·r Hurgln M1rv.· :l'loi..rd . say" the couplt· \\Ouldn't think of moving • W1ll·F:un·ka ::thH1ys ht· ht•rt•'' __ _ "lkfin1ll'ly," !.h(• !.a)!.. "lx•caU!.l' I <1lw.i ys \\Ill ""be .. F1t'l<ls. nnt•t· mav11r of J::ureka. is Lbc...lo"' n ':, m ost ardt•nt ltooi-tt·r Ill-,u)·s the pri!.t1nt· _m ountain air more· than makC's up for thl' winctowll·-;s :-Ion· anri hou:.1· fr11 ni:-. :-t u ri11!; '\ac·~111llv 11110 n:rrr11\\. p11l1'(f ':-1r1·1·t:-~ O!IO Sl :\U1 .. ;K H.\ \1 S Wii i':~ Tiit:: :,un " i,orll•ntnJ.! llw ,...,.ph.ilt 11n ~alt l,;1k1· Cit) -;tn•<·l., Eun•"'' " 111111 1;, d1•J,!ri•l'S t'11ol1·r anti ofkn fovort•d l)y hr.11·111~ m1111nta1n """'' •. F11·hb U!>1·d. tu hn•.1lo. .1111! .,, 11 mu..,t.1llJ.!!-. th<il roaml·d th•· m·~rrh~ lull'> lit-h.1sn'l m ounh·d :i hor:..· an "'' )t':tr... "'"ll' hurting hrs nt!Ck. hut "'e;H " t'OY.ho) J,!.irh and lak1·i> l\\O c heY.S a da~ · I l'h1•\\ 1>:1\ ·.., \\'urk · ht• -.;n.., "I can't produt•t• (JO(' no\\ ,., I 1·h1·"' 11 .. · Thl' ht·ydoy 1s O\ t·r \'nu no lonj!t•r set· luckl(·s:- gambkr., h:AUntln~ thl' ('ll Y hmllS h11p1ng \II hoµ an ()utboun'1 frt·rghl. 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"""''" 10 P.)V ,,,,. •• , r•·">~ h m.,y, t•lt ·" OO•otn~ ICI~• ot M•nn+'\Olfl """ 111r Sm11n Julll1ll l.dmll W1\l<loll Mobtrt ~.1t11nGf'' o• Wt\C.Of"I'-"' ~rw 1., <ndl)t'L 4/1 r ''"' ~t to\t1• M• 4' •ltie \Uf'ltVfl'd by f) Qf41r\Cltf'l110rt"" "nd \ C" on f fldrl'( NOvrrv-mbfo'r ti, t'H" f1l'"''"'' qr•noth+k)tM J utW•r.tl -.. .. rv t( .. \ irom \P M lo ClPM ';m1U\ futh1tt lo•Mh 4'1H. tM. h(•IO ~ttUn:SdV Nov1•mbl"r U\ Mortu~ry dlr"(t01'\ Mft.4b88 1~11 di I 00 PM itl I"" 0 1-.on H41tnulf r MC>f41EMAKCR MO" Utl, v C'nAp~I 1n <,1ouqn1on JfS~I E p NONCMAI' ER , .. ,..,,.n, Wttoc.on'\1n with Rt"v ,.,,,,.~ ... J M••lr ot '"'-••Po'1 ~<1<.n CA P4\\.Pd 11-~w-tv ,,,, •"9 o·thc•tttlna tf\tl·fl"f"lil:tnt w11t tw t1\ ""foW>rf\bf.ir 16. ,qi13 SVf'v-tYfM(1 oi; J. •Qfl\ f'r<•~•r\1d~ (t'n"fttt~ry 1n Wt'\(Un\1n l• Roy 01 N~wOOfl 9,..M.n (ct Jl\ci. 0 -.m1th f utrttll l •mf> MOrhJ•'lfY. •11 f o t Pl ttc.~nt1a Cfll •no J•rn ut l ... ""' '>t (O'\t., ~.._. C.. dirr(tOf\ P\Wnlt Cl\ •l..O ~ QfAndcn••Oo n 1tf"d ") ,.,.._.Ma Q,,. .. , qr.tl"Ckn1k:Tc·n f"uN rdl ...,,.,...,.<, .. , JOftit£~ w 1H bf' n.kl on MiOnaav ~ovttmber 10 '4Afllf MAC JOPH'> n •• , .. ~ l)f ,,," ... 1000 AM~· lO<ICI Mf'mo""' "'•\\oOUff rf""C)tiont ~ (O'\t4 M4:\A C..t (nclC>( t, PotTtOM (.it E n tOmC>m,.nt "'~'\f'U •*••Of" h Ovf'mC)l'r U 1•tt •H ~•II Of! 1n l\tltfllovUt• MAu!.Olf!1.lrn Ori ,,.. •Ott ot ll 8•10.,l d P'Of"f'' o• , .. ,.o, < d Todrt M\~IT"()t•4' ,,..~, ... ( .. ~\tht \.yf'tl..f'fot S.,W't• An• Ca (Art "''f-t.tO'' Fr•tt• ""' Jor"W"\ Qt W1om1f'Q '''h'r 01 M innie '-°'er Of Wyoming, "''° \ur \ Deaths ' Elsewhere CLA REMONT t /\P I Allen F. lfawlcy. 85. ho norary trustee :.ind vice pres ident emeritus or Pomona College. die~ Monduy. - Report~r 'Infiltrates'' Collegians . By BltllC'f: ADAMS A\M<t•••tt p,.u. WrUt,. STANFOHI> It's football Satur 1l.1 v and lhe St;inford marchmg band hur~ts into tht• :-tad1um, a moml'nt or t11~h drama n •pealcd '"'l•kl) hy hun · tln·d~ of rolkge .bands •H'ross lht• t•11u1Un But thC'rC''s a d1ffc>n•nl drumm.l'r at \\Ori-h1·n· t\s high slt•pp1ng cl rum major-. tlrd•Sl'd hkl· tO) ,ufdll'r' kad pn· c1:-1on mar«hing units onto lhe turr o r thl· Ann /\rhors and thC' Colle~t· Parks. tht• Incomparable Leland Stanford Jr n1vers1ty Marching Band ~crambles o nto the fiC'ld behtnd u younl! man wearing a .sh1mmenn~ Mlvl'r '1lump s uit ancl mirrored sun ~lai-ses , and a worrwn drC':.sed hkl· a trt'l' WHI LE OTHER R ASOS play fight ,OnJ!''<. th!' world'-.;-bii.t~t~l rnc<k -aAd roll hand l>l·lh (lllt "1\ll Hight Now " The shows art> oftC'n risqu<' and raunchy. :.pr111kll•d with obscure hu'mor. phallic formation!. and social c·om mt-nt. Thts \ l'ilr':, 'how:-h(lv<' in eluded .. s alutt•., .. to cf1M·r1m1nat1on. urflce supp Ill':. .ind t h1· M 1ddlc Ea~t fw-ac~ l1tlks · Tl:n~ Saturda,l \\ould lH· no d1f frrt>nt Stanford \\Jl> pl.1y1ng CSC ·and the TroJan:-\\t•11• hrangrng their 250·mt•mbl'r band, a tough t•hall<'n~t· for tht• 150 tn thl' 1u;Jl'M B -S~I t;T PARTICI PANTS pn:scnt show ide as !)Uggesting mus ical numb1:rs and drawinE? Cormat1ons on a blackboard Some: of the schemes prompt a barrage of obscerut1cs and c·mpty beet cans Plans finully are complett!d for the prc·guml' s how "The Sack of Trov." Tiw hillntm(• show is a look at lht· s tak ell'<'l1on -"Urum maJor Da,•fd f'ord hu:-hod" bad 14 l't.'k lie ·runs rl'hl•ari-ali.. and has bt-l•n the target or c urse!). :,p1l ti'alls and bc.·er t·uns f:vt·r~'1 htnl! from h 1 , m u:. 1 c:' a I i.. n o 'W I l· d I! l' l o h 1 :- mas(' Uh nt l J. ~as bt•t•n l'h:illl'ngt•d PERCIJ t:O /\TOP A TOWF.R JUbl befo re tht-i:aml'. hl' dt•llvers ht' P<'P t~ilk . paraphrast·d hl·n · for th · i.akl' Of dt•<'N~C) ·t :r,•r,,1l1i11g ,..,.""is s i,•k . \ofhiltg u ·•• do is I a~H·ful •. \ 11d som(• ''' u.~ dri11k nnd NIR~I out duing G6d k11'11l·s u ·ha I 1011 ii rf•ry lal•• nl n ight.· ··The ·sc ban'd 1, rull o r mean pco ~.......--~ pie They don't hkl· you and they And Just before 'br(•ak1ng into thctt . don·t hkl' th(•mscln•!-. Wh31t arc WE' rol·k standard. o m· hunds man 1<; gonna do about it" Wt.• n· gonna .,.. n ·::.tlt.'<I to th<· ~round ~ind hi:-pants take drugs Wl··n· i:onna take alcohol are taken off Wl•'rt• gonr:ta be messed up and Wl• rl' ' That bandsman 1s mt· gonna mes:, them up .. Hah Rah Hah Tht• pre-game s ho"' 1:-O\l'r and As 1t mu't tti all ml'n. malunt' \'l' recOH'rcd my pant., DEL REY YACHT CLliB 111tra club r:egatta. Saturday MAL I BU YAC HT CLliB T.h a n k s g i v i n g 0 a y H l' g a l t t• .. •ke~l •Saturda).Sund<i) San Dl4"JlO CO HO~AOO CAYS Y /\CllT CLL H Ship Shape series. Saturde:r- CO ROI' A 00 \'/\CllT· C Lt:li Lon~lrt'th St·nt·s 11nvitat1onal han d1cap 1 Surida~ • MISSION BAY YACHT C LUH Turkey Day Regatle1 1 All classe' • Saturday. Sunday OCEANSl1>E YACH T CLliB SI LVER G/\TE YACHT CLUB Turkey Series. Saturday, Sunday. SOUTHWESTERN Y/\CllT CLUB Grah am Shand Scrtes. Sund:.iy Sorth and Inland C ll /\Nl"J.::L I SL/\NOS Yt\CltT t'l.l: B Small Hoat lkJ.!all<J Satur d <.) ,\1\.\CAl'A \'ACllT C l.L'I~ ~..rtl'" No 2. Sunday PIERPOINT RA\' Y1\CHT CLL B Pwrpoml ~li!!:> 1'o 1. Saturda_J_ P0~10N/\ V/\l.U:'r' S/\IU. G AS SOCl/\TION Clas., ra<·tni! Sunda~ SA!':TA RARH/\RA YACllT cu :n Fil II ,Scr1C!> tband1cap 1 S}tturdu) onl' d<-'St~n. Sund:iy WESTLAKE YAC llT CLt.:B Turkl!Y Duy R(.<Aa!ta. Sunda} Rules on Boa~' Auxiliary . Labels-Changing?. Formed By T he Associated Pre~i-1!1 ·Capo Tht• Coast Guard 1s propoi.mg to <:h<>nl!4 •l " CJpi::.trano 1-h:'al'h 1H1Y. roll'" tor labchn~ on boat!-. lt'S!'-than 20 rc•C't Ion~ h,i:-,1 L's Coast COuJrd OHicia)s say man) pl•oplt rail to n •ad or do not .iu\daan". nntilla 2'.! n·ml'mbt•r th<· numbC'r or p<"Opil· their bo;.l m<1) T 14 enty 1"0 ml'mher .... carr~ sa fely a nd 1mpropC'r loadm~ 1~ thl mo,1 ""rll t:w ._worn m S!ttur . com mon problem tn boatan~ accidents da) ,11 th<.' chartertnJ.! SO T HE COAST Gl'ARO ll-propoi-1ng thut l' t~ rem o n y at H (' n ... m all boats be m arked w1lh thl' maximum caplica~ Rro"' n -. Rt•"tauranl in ty tn the form: "u perso ns 01 xx poundl-.. Lagun:i Reach Wilson The labels must be clearly v1i.1bit· to o~ralor' • E R ro" n h .-1' bl't' n and passengl'r-. when ~ctt1ng the boat undt·r 14 <t). t'll'ct<·d a:-not1lla com o fhctals i..atd mandt'r and Theodon· IN OETERMIN l~G T Ht: capacit y the Coai-l W lloffm;1n ;.i -. 'll't' Guard C'sllmales the a \'l'rngc ~r::.on at 160 poundl-l'O mma!'dl•r and the 41vcra~e boating g roup at three to rour Thl' (Oa!'ot Guard JU'\: persons Therulcs wouldnotcovcr i..a1lbottt...,t«lnOl':o.. 1hJry. uids a~d . ass"'' kayaks or1nflatabll'boaLl> the Cou'l (,uard rn l'amc lo me I grew up bdon.'K-1.000 fan s a s 10 ) oung pulll'd off rn ~ trousers. 1 was 3:J The rules arc l'Xpected to take dfect nt."<l 'l·arc~ an~ r.esl·U~. in, I J OIN A GROl:P "'tt1ng on lht· /\ugust but tho~ interes ted can ~en~ m commenll-~t ~u ~ t-. ~aft: boat• ~g grai.s m front or thl· s tudent section ·and suggestions for changes unltl l"Oov. 20 Lctlt.•r' t ia:-,t>s ,ind condu1:t-. WHAT B t.:GAN J\S JU'>t nnolhl'r s tory quickly came to :-ymbolizc my quest for lo:.l youth I 'pent a week on l'ampui. alll•nd1ni.: rd1earsal1>, drinking bc~r and. r1nally . :,hvWlng up Saturday 111 my borrowed uniform Tht• red blazer and black slal'k!> I ;ilrcady had the m andatory atrocious ti. ~ ~ave me thl• <tppearance or a bonaftde bands man. CHC'J>l I had Y.rrnkles where' they had atnc· Jus t s rx days earlier I bougttt a Ill'" n •cd for m y mu!.t y saxophone and droH' south from San f'ranc1sco /\trumpet player unp~•t.·~ an electric ~hould be. addressed to the Commandant L s :-uft• boating inspection:-. b lend('r, 1c<.', rum and s<.'vcral dozen Coast Guard. Wus hington, D.C . 20590, Any pt•rson rnlt.'rc:;ktl bananas Arter a rt'w moml'nL-. of 1n 10 1n 1ng th1 -; nl'"' v.hirring. we watch th(' first hair rtotdla .. hould contact drrnkmgbananndaqurrrs Coa•tal1t'eatMr S•n.Moon.Tlde• lloffm.in <it fiti 1-2 110 "How many people 111 the..• band arc sinu1to•• Tht'\' mui-t ht• J c1t1.tt.•11 ,. ••r truouon ~1ur~v ( h• L' I d St I 1-t 1 p:, y, buzzed or high''" I ~1sk a ""°"o•o-· "~,., 1 1 o t l' nr l' . a t•s. • clarinet player PM(nv •••• n.qr.1,.no •M•• ,,,u.~ ""0"" "•<II' .,uHo~~ ~."' ' Yl·ars of a.:e or oldl·r. "Nol mon• than lKI per cent." ht: '"" •oq .. ._ 1"'"0"'' "'Oii' ~..... • ,,,. 10.. • ,. •"' • o"" n J V(''"'I l'las~ onl' C1d••11012 ,,,..,,,9" • ,,.,,... 1 , .1n<tup or,1na1rcn1rt !. a VS .. •-<CINllO"' ~ IA I "' The band goes from rormat1on to {O•\ldl '""'°"'"""~' ..... '""'> <..nO"<l"•O" ·~ \ '"" :'\ll•mbl·n. \Oluntcl.'r form at1on by "Cal tt• rt ng l•ach ~~:~;~.::.. ;~~~ '•"'l>l.'"'u'"' ~:o~~'.." .t ;:.: ,., '' ... :~:, 7',.. their llm1• ln lhl' Co<J:-.1 ~erson has a place 1n each formation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-G_u_a_r_d~a_u~1_11_1t_11~~-·~~~ and how you ~cl the re or what you do on the way ts your own business ~~----....-.. AFTER AVOIDING TUBA playeri.. Th•• ,.hawN a rP often a t practice. I nearly eolltde with r; 11 q llf> 0 n d ra u n ('"hPJ. three at halftime a s I ftnd m y spot tn each formation the 'R' an i..i nger ~prh1kled with oblf('"Hre Linda Ronstadt's rnttials. the back of h 11 m 0 r • p h a I I f c-Richard Nixon's head and the ·s· in sex a salutt-lo tht• clel'l1on. fo,.matioH # a11d "''rial The ~ame <'flds but most student& <'OIH"'Mlt. s tay fbr th<' postgamc concert. T hl' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ drum m aJOT s tnps to " ~warn suit and ------~----• •Jumps into a blowup wading pool for my first rehearsal, trytng to .r<.'· t'inally wl"re pluytng th« la:-l few mt.•mbet wh1t•h keys produ<·t·d which bars of "Whitt• Punks On Dore " In nolt:'t> the stand:-. st•vcral thousand young men and \\Ornl'n students at one or the natt0n · !'< mo!lt prestigious un· 1vcrs itfcs ill'l' on their fret Jo1mng thl' chant On A Sunday AJternoon In Novcmbt·r ENJOY & RELAX With ~'GOOD TIM;E M.USIC'' l9l FASHION ISlAND ~ NEWPORT CENTER MALL HOURS: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m . Dally 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. alurda)' 12 noon &o 5:00 p.m.. unday •' • • • • • t • ' • • • r --- . . ,. ._ . / • CALIFORNIA Frtdey. Novemtar 17. 1Q78 DAIL v PILOT Al I I . South Coast Beac hes Threatened S l' v t • r a I LOS ANGELES tAP 1 -f bct b a ches of the A;my (10~ 1.kpos1t:. more than a mile off.shore you get s11nd nnd ~ill and clay and ~ravel. But you Southt-rn C"a hfornlJ un• dHnit Geolot11s~ und and brou~ht to lht• heucht• throuah a temporary just want the sand so 1l ':.got to be separated ouc· l"ng1 nc\•r:. \\arn th~t rnud\ u( thc nndy coastline. pl pl' I in.-1'hl' 111 11J1·1·t v. Ill coa-t more than $3 By the time 1l'~ c.c•purated and delivered lo u rd\ agt>d b~ n.itun · ·•lld iol Ut.\,t'<l bv llHln, Ui d1.ap mill bea ch. he said. sa nd would cost more than $4 per r-----ti...,..~~~Milj~~-~------------....U:m....:LA.~W~~il...m..U: t be h<>llt•r to use the cubic ard nnn~ ltw -1 1\t•1-. 4·d Uw .bcut·b~-.-..coJh1chn~ ~~d1ml!n~ mit.urnlb dt-_sl_i1.nM"'10Q]rflltfi'ler>Ji~·-?tc~_mrirmr-_::_~H;.e~:u:f:udi'lilh:':e:':r:::e~s:--s:;t;r1rn~1 m::::7:e~:"'l"':rmir-n""--... 00 ... 8 .. c.+tfes .... - .ind '""" th,• 111lu11d mounlJln lo rl'pllH'l' 1h1\ now 1n h111· 1111 hd11111I dumb since "Uus is one environmental probl,em that• 4 C l e v l' I a r. d e r ~ say lht:y :-potted their mayor . D e nni ~ Ku c 1n1 c h . a t Disney World in a ada .-E.1 · perha ps ending the mystery of lh l· c on · t rovcrs 1a l mayor 's r ecent "'herciabouts ··!-tlolt·n f111111 th1· 1 oH'l tn waH•tt aind urf 1hc Tht• wd1n1t•n1 ,., a ln •Jdy b\>1ng tlrl-dgt.'d out seems to have a long ruse .. But ir no action is hal.i (U't' ulJ1111.w~ 11t 11 ~ ,1nrn1lna tM•11t pt>rtotlu·alh to 1111l'log Lh1· rt•twrvolri.. But instead taken. ·•uie beache:, that arc exposed would even· Rl 'f i\WM · ('\Mt. n 11.1z•.o man i nd tHUI (l\ Ont' lhl' flootl p l OIW rlVt•r thul rJo w Wt!!l -AJJJI tht' Cou-.1 lt.JO~l \H·~c t..imt>d h) 1Hant dttm!t .ind concrl'lt' lmnm"k-·~,1-~• I~ -1.wnbk:l ft'<'t' ly to ttw M!u _ ln:.k ud uf f1•t·th11•• 1111 tw.11·h1~-. ~J\h Rrr nt 1> Tu} lor of l'J lh'd1 It ' .:uing info our flood l'Onlrol ft•i.t•rvo 1.ri-.md '111 11111 ~JIN :.upply n.~crvo1r11 Tht' rt'M'I '0 11 ' .11 , ti• .ulu.111\ (1lhn• uµ v. llh .,l'tll _ 11h'OlS nf'c>dC'd h\ lht> ----------tw.1rht ... f1•1 i>W \ 1\>al ( E ,0 u •V ) T II re !> CU c I h t' (4 'L(,.,, l.h•Jt'ht''" he i.a1d , con . . \ 11\' or dump t ruck!> or 1•1.111t p1 pt•hnc:. m a~ huH' Lo do tht> nH•r, ''"' k -.IH1ttli111o: .... 111d from clogged reservoirs to tlw h11111o:r.\ u 1..c.t u i.1tuat1on or m.in lut\lng lo t11 u1~,. J g..ip 1n n.iture i. CHle that he oMe spt•nt mtllHm:. to 1·,1nc out TAVWR l )i llEAOC~G "lhr<:e year old study IJy Cal(~·s Environmental Quality Laboratory anct t he Scr1pp1. l11~lllut1on or Oceanography Th~ stuay. \\h1ch 1nvolvei. mnt.' maJor rivers between Point Conception and ttie Ml•:\ican border. lb to a::.· ,sess the damage and sc:~olut1ons lie said the n vert> :rrc-carrying barely hulf as muc:h sand and scdimt•nt 11~ they gave the beaches 50 ye ars ago. "It looks like about u m1lllon cubic yards of s and a year 1s being delivered to the southern shore I.me by the major rtvl'r!> and :,treumb ... Taylor said. "Under natural conditions. you'd be delivering maybe t wo million cubic yards.·• HE BLAMES MOST of the lobi. on dams built throughout the region. Yet other;s bc.U.eove nature is mostly to bwme._ "Up until last winter1 we've had a drought cy· cle of at leas t 10 years. The rivers haven·~ had enO\f&h water in them tc_de liver the sand. whether or not they had dams on them /' said Perry Davis. executive assistant lo the Untted "'States Army Corps of Engineers ' district engineer . "The question is very complex. That's why we're paying for par t of this Caltech study ." A CLASSIC E XAMPLE OF man's impact on the s ho r eline 1s the cobblestone beach a t OC't•ans1de. Once. Taylor said. the s tones were cov· ercd by a layer ot s and.' But. he said . thl· San Luis Rey River was dammed m 1947 "Our studies indicate that. the reduction m sand and sedimt-nt 'earned to Oceanside has been 30 to 50 percent on t hose two rivers.:· And 1hen there's the nearby military harbor. built during .World War II. that"'interferes with ·the natural trans po rtattOl"I or s and down the coast. .. WAVE ACTI O!'ll CARRIES SAND continually southward. taking from one beach to give to another Some also d1~appears a long the way. s lid· lng into undersea canyoni. near the coast. • "These thtngs have starved t he beach." Taylor said. The harbor block:. the sand drifting down from northern beacltes and dams take what the river once s upplied. • "So now you've got a cobblestone beach -all you have left arc the larger particles that the waves can'tmove " BUT THE C>Ct:J\N H AS BEEN winning the battle against thl' s horelint.' in parts of San .Diego County since long before the dams were bu.ill. At some places. officials say. erosion has eaten more than 800 feet into the coast the past century. "In Calirornia," Davis said. "the ocean is chewing away at the c~ast all ~he ~ime. ~t least ~5 percent of the California coasthne 1s subject to this cont.toual erosion." · lie said man·made st ructures dams. chan· nels. harbors and jetties have an Impact. it' som t' a reas. "but we would have an erosion p"roblem whether thcr<' were any people here or not. The only difference 1s that w1thout people. there wou ldn ·1 be anybody to worry <1 bout it." R EGARDLESS OF WHO'S TO blame. he said. the real estate 1s much too precious to be surren· derl'd without a fight . . Davis said the corp~ ha::. bt..:.en replenuh1ng m unv of the beaches. mostly as part of dredging ope rations to clear a nd deepen harbo~$. . But Taylor notes that with stnct.er environ· me ntal controls and com pletion of harbor sites. that source is drying up and "over the next 25 ~ 50 years. lht• problems or erob1on on the coast are going to become more severe ... Offs hore sand dePosit~ arc one alternative source or replace ment sand. . IN SUR FSIDE-SUNSET I N Orange County , 1 3 million cubic yards of !land will be dredged by In· d'c v1ll.1we of Harbor '!4l.~ ~from $200 000 M.J. Brock Cil Sor6. )iK. of i:o1n • to tht· IH'ud 1c11. Ti.ylor ~aid . the materutl tually be lost. / uttu-Uy W'lndll uµ form111l: urtt!1c1al mountain!> al "The ocean would cut back lo a headland of mlund 'jtoi UWl' -.ah':. roclt sturdy enough to resist erosion. or it would H F. ~AID Tl .. : MA'ft:lllAL C'OUl.D be taken erode the sand unlll 11 <'u mc lo matenat that 's too -by trut>i... iH f>4ill\\.alcr J,UPcllnc1> to the beaches. heavy lo be carried off." such as the cobblestones "but 1t "ouh.I ht• l''\l)t.'ns1vc In these reservoir • at-Oceanside. - • Here's a big-screen set with handsome Con· _temporary style 2-way cabinet that you can use as a table model ... or attach legs included with the set and it's a consolette! . Walnut grained vinyl veneer on wood fiberboard. Specially Priced* During T9-is Event! Hurry in! Make your buy now. 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JI ):OU laav~ doub&a about wJaetbef' er net4ood la-' ··--- man~ I augbt.-r l'lu11 t!t' O.EAJl R£1\0 KS: TbC' l>o186n ~o~r at~ safr, &brow It away. ag.a1 n :.t :!t• Yt .. l r o l 1t l (' lrviH Medl~eat•r lo Oraoae. wana1 Fuf'&W lnlormatlon on food apoUage or the • ·O&Hd VN-per 1n ('\llln•'<' <'flnitum~n that ~ a11kaglvln« turkey need• lDtc,.tloo Of potentlaJly polaonous aubstances may tlon "'Ith thl' rut.ti 1iht10t 11~lial nr.-Jn lb ff1>•r•Uon lo prevf!Dt a ltoUda)' be obtaloed b)' 'con&actlng the Polaoo Center at ID(t Of J 1111111 \.'(t'llt'f S illtf tule trf'at hom ~('Omlo• a JtOUrte Of food 634.5f~ lrlt'd lo brt•Jk lntu h1-. a>Ol~r\ln.-&-. __ ,_ GobfJ~ .~.,_.. hornt.!NO\ 1i -'Rac-U:ria &bat produC'e 'rooc1.1poUln1 todn& ~ ..,,,.._ ..... Chwf Dt•puh n 1,t1 u t chth.-•tw-n poultry .-.u<'h u turkc)' la kt'pl at room DEAR PAT· Someon~ told me they'd once AU.o.rnt·~ Hw thtttl Ht.rt ttimptt11ttttt forfon• JH'Tiodir. read t'O A¥S lb1tt Benf!imm Franklin had rnl.111 ,,11d ht• m.111to l111 · fbc .P.ol on (l"nlt•r l'IUl&f'st buy loc your l>rorooted the turkey as the. official naUonatl bird. 11 ,. ,: "111 n I \I \ h .1 r ~, turll.-, ac a !ilort-.-bc>rf' )'OD h•~ p rf'vloualy ls this tnJe., \ 01opt•r ht-.·.rn-.1• lht· l.r" purt'ba...-.t ,•tl!lfaC'tory m~at, fish. ·or pou.ltry so ho Id.., I hut J p rl\ ·'"' 'OU ran ff'f'( a"-'IUr'\"d or pru~r food h&Ddllng by' the <·1t1u•n mu .. i.. frur h11 ht' .;appllt>r and Cbt-mC"rC'baoatMr. hfl' or tht' h\t-., of otn1•" If tlH-turkey ls lroz.f'n, aUow k &o &aaw Im &.Ille bero rt• u ~rn~ d ,•J d l\ rt>fr lAtrator. Tbls wlll ke~ It at • lower rort't.' k'mPf>ratun" lodger and preveat oa&tt pora..a VosJ)t'r "a' t'h.lrJ:t'<tl in from bttomlog .-arm. Yo.-r ba&dller or penomtel th(.' :.l..t)'lf\g or l\tano at lhf' meal C'OU.lllt>r c:an tell yoa how long &o ~-- Rart.•J ""ho had ht'1°11 ,ff 'our curkfY· rt'Sl.$:.tJ ld-.t .lunt• ror 111 Don•t stuff the turkey until Just before yoa ·'l"'tlgalloh or thdt .1ml ro.1 ... t lt. Stufllng is mort likely &o become huq~lan rnnt.amanal.ed bt-cau~ or the way It ls prepared. \' o " p 1.· r i.1 I ti 1 n \\ ht'n Uk-turkf>y is stuf ~ &AtQ e arly ancl tben \l'~li g aton, ht.• trn·d lo refrlgnated, {be stumn may not cool down make ;:i t'lllLl'lf':. .1r rt•-.1 qukkly enougb lo prf'vent actertaJ irowth. :Jrtcr conf ronting Han'a Refrigerate .leftover lmmedJately. Do oot behind tus honll' w1lh j "alt unlll food reaC"bt-s m temperature. 9mm pistol but (1r~ four Re move stuffing from t be bird before to si x shots whe n Barea relrigeratlng and place it in a separate container. fl ed. BaFea died in a U you freeze leftovers, freeze &bem in nearby ·alley a rtcr bemg meal-size or lndlvidpal portions. Do not refree.e struc k by lhrce bulleU., thawed portions. poHcesa.id. Always lnsped leftovers for signs ol s poUage. Baring A U A No, No COLOMBO. Sri Lanka IA P 1 Police are cra ck· ing down on nude foreign touris ts on Sri L8iJlka beaches . P o lic e arreste d a young Belgian man and ;:::::;;;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::====:;;::~ his female Italian com pa-r You i.N c<lf"CUulh• inYll.-d w nur, ~~~~enia~ ~~e th~u ~~ut~ \lm.:r.r on ... \.,MJ'o(lld c ..,.,.,,. .. u,'." coast , and a magistrate rnnn 10 11.ra.. ,,. .'i p.m. fi ned the m $3each. · T he Ceylon Touris t ...... , .. rd~. \il\l'!l\11< r J l!th. l 'lj'X ~ Boa rd is advisioc visitors ,Jom u .. """ r.·rtt .. llm .. nll' anti ""'P 111tu ~ _._ that nudism offends 16cal the lfolldlr\' ~-.., amid our 'fw?<'hJ sentiments. Olr1"UTWIK Oora.1 JJ~pf.IM. und VIO ld..·- 'llie Flowe~ IOI•\ \downo. \....,._, ,._....,.. IW.m 71~~ •• .a.: u1wn-... ·-..,'Pl*'IC' ...,,,. •• ,_........... -" ~ -· Put some. red Yils in your sunsets.. Buy one ot the dreilm bcNts Ust· ed In '"• Boating claiss'ifled HS Of t"e Dailly Pilot. 642·5611 K W., Costa Mesa It's true, but Job.a Adams' campaign ror t.be bald eagle oa&did Bea Franklin's effol1,I oo bebaU of the tll:rtl.ey. Frulr.JJD's devotion &o. Ute llll'key was practkal as well u ldeallstic. He was past prealdem &ad a (otl.Dder ol tbe Society for lbe Pl"effnadm and Betterment of tbe Tarkey, an orsallhatioa a.bat's stlll going strong. P erbaps ll's better di.at Adams• tbolce prevailed. It might not be too app(Opriate to sene Ute Great Seal bird as Ute m a1D course ror a traditlooal Thanksgiving dln~er. Loan Sharks Kille r s TOKYO <AP> -Some 15 persons have com· milted solo or family suicides lhls year after harassment by loansbarks demanding payments at interest rates that start at 60 percent a year and double or triple after certain deadlines pass, ac· cording to Japanese press reports. The Japanese governme nt ordered the moneylenders to post signs specifying Joan terms . Japanese law forbids interest rates higher than 109.S percent a year. THE FAMILY CIRCUS "We have bone$ oll over don't we?" - By Bil Keane insides. Pure camel's hair blazer at pre-holiday savings. No sport coat quite matches the luxuflous look .... and feel of 100% camel's hair. Timeless stvllng with flap/patch pockets. center vent and leather bunons At thiS price, a pure camel's hair blazer is a sound fashion investment - for wearing n<:m or for holiday gift gMng Natural camel Reg.185.00 159.90 Get credit tor good lasle Cllaroe 11. wtlh a Sllverwooels card Or use BankAmerlcara. -- Master Gnarge Of American Express ... \ .. silVerWOods .. 45" FASHtON tSLANO • NEWPORT BEACH r ' Fri., Sat. & Sun. Nov. I 7, 18, 19 8 :00 pm Inspection Fri., Sat. & Sun. 2-5 pm & 7-8 p~ Don1t miss this important sale! Fine crystal_. chrna ·sets. Europeao furorture. bronzes. rugs, oils and many other rtems. Lots of diamond.solitaires and clusters. Fine men's and ladies watches rings, eamngs. bracelets. neckla~. etc .. set with' dramonds. emeralds, rubies. sapphires. Several imp0rtant large emeralds and $C1pph1res. ~ TE:RMS 8Jn\Am&rtc:i>td Matt .. Ch .. qcl Per~onat m eek C..n Some l!Mflm:llRI 1t1rm1 Cbn b<I Ort•ngec:l i Pr~rry mo~ lor conV'f!f11~nCt! of sale to nevvport galleries, ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 CON~IGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY Art L1111ne Auctoonee< A Thanksgivin SPECIALS : KT"tiWN'.l~-. Big .01g1 on RCA Colot'l"nlk, XL-100 Color Md B&WTV UMITED TIME ONL )' . RCA ·CotorTrak 25'' ~ RCA's new electron le Keyboard Control Direct pustl-button tuning of all 82 channels L E.D c nannel number display LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS new 1979 ,JI"": · CHROMi(olorr II 25"'CONSOLE TV 1'u.tomatic Light Sensor. Low power consumption Automatic Color and Contrast Tracktn,g. 100% Solid State. · Xtended Life Chassis P1ug in Modules. SPACE COMMAND 800 REMOTE CONTROL Your Choice OVER 30 OTHER MODELS ON D~SPLAY tO CHOOSE FROM SERVICE CENTER 2251 HARBOR IConttf" of Wlhoa• ...... ,..MToco COSTA MESA DAILY 9 AX to 7 P.M. SUNDAY 12 'fH 5 P.M. ' r J • h s e. r y . .. n e e -- I, d e e )f lt d • • G ··--< 0 -- ----------~-----.. .................. ~.-...--.............. ______________ ,~--------• LOCAL I NATION Friday. ~ 17, 1978 s DAILY PILOT A Ja :Can~er Report D ispute~ E trogen Effect 011 WomP11 Ch:alle~ed HOli't'ON i\J> 1 Rt•, .. urdw1 ut Y Jli: l ll\l\t•nut) rl' d•'tJ1utml( ft'portt. thul est1 o~t>n , tuk,•11 by worn c n fur r.~ et d c r 1 n ~ mt>nuµJU:.t• t'.IUM~' ( an<'t'I of lht• \1t,•rus ln.,tt~wll tht•\ 'JV wumt>n who havt' \'Mll't'r Ill.I\ JUi.t ~· mor1• Hkel~ 111 ht· 1h .1,..n<).,l'd ..,., h.iv111.i It If tht•) t,11..t• t''I t n.it•n ' • W l' f' t) U (• I U d l1 I h .I l l h I t.lrt•n~~ of lht• m111•h p11hhr11<-.I J :,:.01•1,ttHlll ht•l "'"'ll l''lln.,;t "' <Lnd U1Hi.f.)111dl l.&I l1~H't>I h~1., douhl k sl,y bt•t•n ''"·lt:&t'flltt'cl .111d 1w1•th. rti ,., .iluat1011, · lht• ti 11 l' l 0 r' 'a Id I II .I • I l p n I l puhlthh~ In rhllf'Mf,I\ 1' ;'l.1•" En~l11nd Ju11n1c1l 11I ~t1•t.l1c1m· . T ll t: RESEARCHER. '\IO 1 t'PUI I:, the p.tst lhrt't' )'l'Hr' ltnk rng • t~!>trogen and <'•tn<'t'r w1•rt> buM·d cm 111.wt·111 .11t· n·,1·.111 h Tho,€.' :.t11d1 l'' "·" ''-d lh.11 l'l>tru~en pill, (',.m l .tll'•' <'.1111·t•1 of thl' l'11<fonwt11u111 . thl' lftnt 1 hnin~ of thl· ult'ru~ The docton. al,o 'aid tht· re search te«hmque th.II turnt•d up thl! purported link hl'l\\ccn c s tro..:en and Ull'l tnl' lancer may ha\c l'a~l'lUdtl'l>. ,u<·h ai. the ones that report a rt'la t1on1>h1p b<•twt'l'n h1rth <·ontrol p1llb and breast c~ntl'r [ MEDIC!_ f: J l ht• r..-.NH I h "j' ( ond1111i·1I h\ H.tlph I 11111~111 .ind \1\.111 rt ,. t ltl,tt'tn T ti • ~ T l 1) I I-'I 1 hJllc·ni.:1-.t It\' !ht• \' 1111· d m•trn i. .,h014 l'rl th.it ~()m •·n ~hu 1. .. k, 1'I111.:111 1l11nni,: nwnop,111 ,, I 11 1 llJI ltt rtJ;:ht llml~S J"i ffiUo h I 1:-k or uh•riuc· CA&JH:cr a~ olh •1 women Uw1 r dgt> I IH•lf !olUd \ l11 11nd th.al 1·~1 ru.:••n llll'rt'u~1·1I th1 r1'k "' 111 1•11111 r;1n1 l'r I 1 llOH'' .11 'm.ill t.hal no Mt;nll1< 11nt h.ilacd t' .1 n hi" .,h<l" n T hoc Yu Ii-dtll'I or i. !>I u JI pf'fl 'hOI I 1lf ,,I\ 10$? t•!>ll CW\'11 1lt•f11111 .. I\ dt11'" llllt I .lll't' llllS 1111 Ill 111 l .1111 l' I ,\II ~H· can 1'ay 1:-. that r he n· lat101"111p hai. not bt:en proved," t-1·1n .. 1t•1n ~aid 1n ..1 n 111lt•rvic" A ··T.ER-Ci\NC~Jl o•· the l'l'r\ I\ CJ O('t·t of lh1• Ull'rtnl' ltn 1 11 ~ 1 ' t h ,. m 11 s L co m mo n mJl1gnanc) ol the female rl·prnd uct I vc LI uc·t It U!>UU lly 0 (' c·urs in womt.>n between 50 and 60 Womt•n oftl·n l<1ke c!-.trogen to o H::.cl Lhc hot flasht•l-t and 1r- Irvine Shum Role In Banning Kids By PWUP ROSMARIN Ol 1 ... O.ttly Po lot twH The Irvine City Council has derided. on a 3 to 2 vote. not to in tervene in a homeowners association dispute involving the banning or children from the neighborhood ~ . FURTHER. THE VOTE reinforced a stanrling bul allegedly uncn forct>d rtJle barring ~hildrcn un- der <ige 18 from using commonly owned rC'trcat1onal f:.ic1ltt1cs. S,Yl'h as pools. lcnn1:. c·ourb and gym cqu1pmE.'nl. Assoc1al1o n o ffi cer s con sidt•red that Oran~<'tree w.1ts s uppos ed to have bc«n marketed ~s an adult-oriented community. llowever. sales agents for the Ora ngetrec units apparently failed to make that cle<1r to several buyers and renters who moved families into the com munity. ALARMED , THE AS - sociation board called for a general vote of homeowner~ on the issue. a nd the decis \on went against families. • -Existing families with children were exempted from the l>TO- v1 sion that bars future families. Their childre n . however. no longer are allowed to u~e rccrea- t1onal racilit1es. Some of the fan111ies protested thl' acti6n and came lo the City Councilforhelp. The council majority-David Silts. Blll Vardoulis and Arthur Anthony-sided Wednesday with th e homeowners association. who h ad been at least equally wrpn ged, they argued. beca45e they had moved in believing Orangetree to be an adult com- m unity. THE COUNCILMEN also con- tended that the matt.er was more suitably to be resolved in court. Council mem bers Mary Ann G aido <Ind Larry /\){ran sa"' thQ Orangrtree art1on '"' .1 d1:.- t·rimmat1on a~amst <;h1l<l t't•n Agran mtroduC'ed a proµowd l'ity ord1mmt'l' Wednc~da~ tbal would dis allow d1~<:rimrnat1on against children in hous ing. other than projects spel·if1cally approved by the council for that purpose, such as adult apart- ment or senior citlll·n com· plexes. IT WAS DEFEATED by the majority, with only Mrs . GaJdO Joining Agran Agran a fterward ('ailed the vote "an abdication of our res ponsibility to res pond to real human needs ht•re in Irvine .•· In testimony before the coun- cil Wednesday, .Lee .Harpst an Or a ngetree homeowner wlth an infant son w ho is s uing t he homeowners association to pay his costs to move Crom t he neig h b orh~od , said other families likewise are leaving. Harpst claim ed lhal resent· men t directed from and toward Orangelree families is high. On Halloween. for example, he said. "there was not a single trick-or- t re a ter in Oran~etre e. The families who had children of that age took them elsewhere." R ICHARD FRI EDMAN. a n attorney for the Orange C't>unty Fair Housing Council. cr iticized the Orangetree s ituation as typical of countrywide attitudes toward children. RETIRING CONGRESSMAN CHARLES WIGGINS ... LOOKS AT 12 YEARS IN CONGRESS Medt poulble, In pe•t. by a g1en1 lrom Hunllngton llt tcl\ Founl•ln V•ll"Y lo•rtl ol R .. 110<• - 11t.1btl1t y th.at art.> frt•quent , ' 111 p t n m 1o o ( 111 l' n o p.a u -. c ll11w1•vt•r thii. Oll•cl1ci ne w1JI .. 11111t>11111ei. J)l 11•h1rt· hlet•dtn~ of I lw 11tt•111i-. wh1dt 1' abo <J 16tltl 111.,; '> 1111>tum of ut1·1111l' t•u nccr In _ tht• l'urlH·r 'lud1l'"· re H'<jl 1·h,•1 ~ t•omp.111•d estrogen 11'1n.: \\omt'n "1111 hdd been 111•1.1l1'tl for utl•1111t· t'illlCl'r with a l lllll 1111 .:roup uf "omen who had ul hi I Imm .. of l'dllCl'I or the 11 p1 rnlm•t1 ... t" ,_y.,tem ~ l'Ut; V LE DOCTOllS s at.d t hJt 1l may haoe been the l'!'>lrogtm. nol the can<.'e r, that , ,. :1 ust•c1 th1• bleeding in these \\Ollll'n However. they s aid lhe hlt'eding could have prompted them to have hospital tests that dt>lt>l'lt>d rancer that otherwise 1 uuld h..tH' ..:onl' unnoticed Th ti. wa). they said. an UO· usually large numb e r or <'S t rogen taking wome n wer e found to hav~ uterine cancer. 1•vt.•n though there 1s no proven hnk betwctn lhe two. In lht.'ir study. the Yale doc torl-t rompensalt-d for this ap- par<'nt bias by using as a control group women who were treated for noncancerous reproductive disorders This group contained .1 .mu&h larger proportion of cslrogtm users . FE I NSTE I N SA 1p . ·'<'Strogen leads lo the detecting of cancers. not to the caus ing of tht•m ." In the same ISSUe or the Journal, an editorial written by ·two professors al the Hnrvard School of Public Health de- fended the r esearch methods used in the earlier studies that reported the cancer link. "Instead of providing re- assur~ncc about the safely of estrogens." WTote Ors G'eorge R Hutchison a nd KennE.'lh J . Rothman. "the data presented by Horwtiz and f"e1nslcin only add to the accumu l ating evidence t hat cxogcnou!> estrogens mduce e ndom ctrial cancer ... I . . . \ Sea, Sun and S ilho1cetf.es Like the storied painted ship upon a p-<unt · ed ocean. this ~tene of :.i sailboat o n the ~un ·drenched sea ins pired Daily Pilot Staff PhotOi!r<i Phl'r Richard Koehler. The shot was tJkt•n from top or Corona dcl Mar Beach Services Saturday For A.If red Kniglit , Pn vale:: :,crv1cclt "111 be ht·ld Saturduy lor A If red Wht·~lo<'k I\ night . a rn yc<.1r rci.1dent of Newport Hea'ch :ind it rt•tired p&Lt"nl allorncj Mr Knight died Wedne:.da) ut h11' Hayl>horcs ho mt· c1t agt· 83 H E WAS A FORMER president of the Western Pn·t·1p1tation Corporation. a pioneer company in the development of a ir pollu uo·n control equipment Mr • Knight No served from 1942 to · 1944 as. president of the Los Ange les Patent Law A~~occa lion. He served in France as a f1rt.l lieutenant during World Wa1· I MR. KNIGHT LEAVES his wire of 55 years. Mildred Knight of 1'i e\\ port Bl':it·h . ht:,. dJ u~hll'r Mrs . -ROJ?cr .l.1ght harl or En c1nitas. and two grandsons. Lt't' Enc Lighthart· or La ~fr:-.a and Brian t<n1 g ht L1g hth:.rt of Oregon Sl·ntt•t•:-. "11 1 ht· hl'ld .it B<iltt Ck rgl'rnn Func·ral I lomc "1th 1nll·rmt·nt J I 1' .. ><·111< \'11•14 ~1t•m or 1 al P ..1rk 1n :"lo1•\\pnr1 ffra«h R . ----- ·- -- Walkndas Carry On SARAS(YI 1\ 1''1a IAI' 1 Thl· "'how J::Ot•:-. on for lhe famed Oy mg W .~lll•n1his. who madt• thl·1r la:-.t public .appcaranc·l' al thl" runerJI o f patriarch Kdrl Wallend<.t . \\.ho fell to.hi~ death from a 123·foot -h1 g h , wind· whipped wire 1n March. The w1rc-walk1ng f amil y pl'rforms here Satus:day at the premier performance of C1rcui- ~taranlha. led by Tino Zoppe. l\;.irl s grandson. "I plan to build a whol<.· ccn·us " say, Zoppl'. 20 "We ha\,. the esltcnce of 11 now .. Tht· Grc•at Wallcndal-t com prcst· the core or the new ven- t un· o .... ' • ·• -Y/'t .. 't• e ID·· • Mos people are surprised to find how Ii ttle it-costs to i nsula'te--:lhe~Hl&m . . -- heading higher a n d higher. ins ulati_ng now rill save--yQ\;f-more-and rllorc·trrthe future: ~ Even when they have an exp<'rt dot he instilati ng for them. Properly i ns.ulated. your house hcecf s -less.heal winter. And in summ _.:.__.._ Get a free f'Stlmate by caJJin~ a n In- sula tion contractor. (You can get his number from the Yellow Pages.) Or-caJI your air conditiorier'"doe n-ave to -----• work nearly as hard. ~ the Gas Company. Our toll-free nu mber ls 1-800-252 9090. (From area code 209-. call 213-689-3334 Which n1eans you save on your energy bills. Every month. F'or as long as you own your home. rH1: And with the cost of all energy QOS C~Y collect.) Don't put It off any longer. The sooner you call. the sooner you can start savtn~. Dotit wiit. Insulate. • r ... ..-. 11-.. ',' I • .. n /l y I • t s a I or es td m ch 1es 1ur . .. ay u . ~n •ge me ">eS an. 1nd 1me the r or ' at o -and t> ~ J • • ... • AJ4 DAILY PILOT Frtd9y. ~ 17, tf'78 CALIFORNIA I CONSUMER ' ¥ou~Hugged-Yoor ~hild ' JAMUL <APl -About the bag. aest Liu.Qi Jn th11 foothill11 to~ li the annual tood ruc.·t" REWARD OFFERED "lii'W...--.... .... 1921 ..... ll•ci It 's so relaxed aod slow-movin1 f hert" d pile nt•arl)' 3,000 t'IUl ns • that Southern CultJornia motonata who hkc-to pOkt fun drive ArOUDd with a bwnper licker tl\ut• ays ~ • · J a orul Sw'lfta?it " \ Dul lht' Jamul Hu(CJtl"~ • H't)' 1 may knock that off tht> car~ Altet' ' u m onth, 1t 's .:ot 26 nwmbt.>h. and ' U l'Oni.tltUlJOfl 6 o1Thl' fln.t. moi.t fundam\•nh1l • . ' Slwtgun ilarre/,s Re cal, led S P R I N G 1-, I E L 0 • Mass. <AP>--Smith & . Wesson Inc. says it is recalling all barrels for a 1 2 .gauge, interchangeable-barrel ~hol gun because they are d e f ective and potentially hazardous. . .. U nd e r. certai n conditions t.he barrels rupture. but no one has been injured. None of t he barrels exploded," ~aid ·co mpany · s pokes man Wilham Clede "WE LEARNED about the problem from reports in the field," he said Owne-rs ~r tba 916T model, which has been manufactured for about 18 months, s hould not fire the take-down type s hotgun with its existing barrels, he said. Barrels s hould bt' removed from guns and shipped lo the factory in Springfield for replacement. T H E COMPANY. a m aJor national g un ma nufacture r, has produced about 20,000 of the aHeeted shotguns. s aid Vice Presiden t Richard McCann. The company, a major national gun manufacturer, declined to s,ay immediately how _ ~any g un s we r e <'overed by the recall order T HE COMPANY will replace barrels for its 916T model with new barrels designed not lo rupture, Clede s aid. The recall does not cover th.et model 916 s hotgun. which has a fixed barrel. The newly designed replacement barrels for the 916T will b e identified by the letter "O" on the top or the barrel near the breech end. Clede said. ; . n1ht of chlldrtn lb the right to t)(' lovf'd h!41ed." 1l SB.)!l c .... MHe -541·025' "Tht> lint few mlnutci. or rr~ day an! the moet l~portunt Thll> M!t tM spmt of lht' whol<' duy n ave • momln1 lov(' hui: Torwc•k. was uskt'd to i.:ivl' lht• dail)' thou~ht 'at u PTA mt•t•llllR la~l 1nvnth Sh swd. cbtltkt>n -.hould lw trt."ulc.'d bt•ltt•r a nd '"fnuy t:K• t•ven u t <1nsl1lult0n dru wn,. to protet•t lht•1r 1 •ghll> tu l>t.• lovc•d and Rong their club song "Jamul has been known for some swmgin~ and also for running some toads lfot now we've aade<f huggtng each day It makes us happy in LOS ANGELES CAP> -Atlantic Richfield. in t h il r i l u s (' i n ;;:;;:;::;;:::;:;;::;;;:; California of its new na· tional c rime deterrent program. bas offered a reward 'of up to $25,000 "Stop v.hal you'I'\' doinA& ln Uw mtddlf' ol th<-day. ~hout 'Time• oul for love.-' and wkt' th~ trmirtor l• b11 hut "Qedt1mc 'good 01.:hl. mommy lovt"" you, duddy lovt·i.~ you, ~vf'rYbod)' lovt.• y()u · . • A polH·cmon 'll wife. Judy :., love IL ulrl.'ody," suy" Mr'I Tdm•rk'' 9 y(•ar old '"" Oun 'I, reforrln" to tJw t·hildrm·., club ' 1\nd tht-hUJ(S. h.: '>Uld, "lhey mukt• you h·t>I bt•ltt•r ·· T ht• mt'rl\l>t'~~~ ~1llc. to ~un Dwgn lo makt.• the Hoard of $upt.•rv1sors honorurv members every way Won 't you hug your • kids today?" The Great~r Jamul Kiwanis for information about Club and ihe Parent-Teachers the fataJ shooting of an Association sponsor Mrs . Toneck'• ARCO dealet. F8ey®Yr club. F'or $1 , the members get u Kamaliadeh . 25, was -~P~ oU.be constitution a bum r killed at tu s l.os Angeles sticker and membership card. -ser\ilce slation on 5eJ> . And love and hugging forever. 29. "" 3·000R RUNABOUT QtQI O' ~I) 0$ SnQwn !f!<;ltA"Q.. q>ll()rcl rl(J ',rjl"1WQll hl(IS [' o/IJ) Ond Colrf (jmlllo(,l()<'IS f'·tJ'lf. .• ltlCIUOtl'g 11110 IOJ'u.1 or'C1 ~llfloll()n Cl'lQl()V# CompQre·Pjnto:$ _ It may be the best small car buy ' in America today. · · Foreign·exchange rates . have contributed to.dramatic increases in sticker prices of imports. Sllci<er prices of compaobly equipped models.'! .. ... ... OCT.'78 'Pvt#: # 1,011 :;:;,;! i}t .,u "'I" . #01{!~! i}t41'J () ·r~~ Cd 10!n1o l:lt'TllSSl()(\S onCI osttmOJed destino!lon chagt:tS r==~~====:i ..... i£0ESlGNED FUEL SYSTEM ' I l ' • .: ~ . , ! .r I /' • . . . ... ---t~ftt~----J-~=~:~~ ···-··-·· .. ·~::~ through Nov. 22-. an e volunteer omce in the ddltifuicl( MJilf'hnr1+~~--11.¥J.!::&..ll.!~ Center, 23651 Paseo De Valencia. -Jrnt.ertainment..--will.J>e. ~ p r o v-i de d t>-y l h e Fu llert o n College Chamber Singers, t.inder t he ·direction of Mr . Sheldon Dhrud. a hos pital spokes man said. Art Displayed Ari exhibit of pulp art created by Irvine artist Fred Sawyer will be on dJspley tbroU'fJh Nov· e mber at the Mariners. branch of Newport Beach Public Library at 200$ Dover Drive. Pulp Art'" a new form using handmade paper. ·--""-~ MOR£ STANDi\RD FEATURES THAN. LAST YEAR • Dll:~lg";o::rvtion~:--:--~--.. ~"'--rDl!~!l"SttmD~·~ • Bnght Window Fromes • FIDnt SfGQ!llwr Ba (new) • Ana Mote ·s~-betted rodals not vet stcn:bd on-Cdlbnio and ~ (jjit\Jde Plnlo R\Jnobouts ~ with 2 3 film eoglnlt and QPliOnCJj OJlomOllC lrOnSmmlOn 508 you'dealor EXCITING NEW MODELS Choose from~ wide selecttonof models, Including the excitrng new ESS with European-type styling. For 1he more economv·mlnded buyer. there's Pinto Pe<Jy (wtth fewef standard teotufes) at just $3.199. N:'td a new Pony. Wagon only $3,599. Sticker pr1ces ex· elude tttte. taxes and destlnQ'tfon chOfQ\3s. ' .. Even when low·&liekef robly eqJlpped Amef1cOn cars. ~ rngv oeJn fer~ SllPrlse. PINTO'RUNABOUT IS: $542 Less ~ than Orml/Hortzon Hatchboelc $411 Less than Monzo 2+ 2 Hatchback CompoflSOl'I of \ticker p1tces ot com· p(1IObly eq.JIPPOd modelS inCIUO"O dtli• 1ino11on Charge$ I ( .. system teanxes. including o kxlgef filler 1NlO.:f CO~N1blNR-~~~~ In oddttton to Ptnto's aec: alent EPA mile- QQ&-~ recommended ~ _rnointenoflce~attorlS hme beeA~ S10nttolt( reaJced over the fi>OSf s«yec:n. I 32~~ 22~~. FORD .PINTO FORD DIVISION ~ ... ... / -----INSIDE: •Sports •Stocks •Bu5iness •Comics .. OAILV PILOT ----------·------------· -··---app y ·~ ni·1·th d8 y!. He was Michel Souris in Franc~, Miki Kuchi in Japan, Ratoncito in Spain. In any language, he made you laugh .. Miguel . By DENNIS M•LEU.AN °' ... 0.lly ...... , ..... It is the s1mplMI of dt-slgn.•" rt>alb . this mullt·DUlhon dollar mou."4." born in Wa lt Olsn.-y·s fertile 1magmat.mn during a lrwn nde from New York an 1928. ) The head Is a t'trcle w1tb an oblong snout. The ears, seen from any angle, are s maUer circles . The body. a pear s hape; and the arms and legi., plpestems. That -. lhl' nnna ve r.!>ary of' h1 i. ~creen debut I Nov UI. 1928 1 wht•n ··s tea mboa t W11l1 e ." tht-far't "t.ilk1c" t.•a rtoun, opened u t thl• Colony Theater In New York It -was the first of 118 t'artQOn ~horts that propelle d Matte) Moui.e and Walt Disney ·into the E.tratosphere of worldwide con~caou!> nes.s Dis neyland and Disney World. those fabled Magic Kingdoms built with a mouse earned fortune, have been celebrating all year with nightly parades down their Main Strnets. Burt Reynolds. Jimmy Stewart. Ra - que l Weit h and other stars. They'll t.•a t cheesecake. no doubt Disney Slud1os m Burbank can ex· ·pet'l a deluge of congratulatory messages and President Carter un- doub,J.edly will issue a statement. All this for a fi?IOVe·wearing rodent whose voice has n 't even changed? Why not., For m1lllons Mickey Mouse 1s as t'herished a nahonal tre.as1,1re as Mary P1ckf'ord. Bob Hope, John Wayne and Walt Disnev himself. .. • . . . Add to this perky red velvet shorts with two large pearl buttons, over sized yellow shoes and four-finger white gloves. T h is week Mickey's ve ry own s ide walk star was unveiled on Hollywood Boulevard and Mickey left on a cross-country whistle-stop tour, culminating in a SlX-.we.ck retros pective at New York 's Museum of Modem Art and_a special Wtiitc House party ho!\ted by Amy Carter SO WHAT IF HE'S made of ink and celluJoad and given the breath of hfc by the marustrations of dozens or animators. • He will be called Mortimer. pro- claim ed the 26-year-old Disney on that leg~ary train nde Too porn pous. obJected has wife, Lilhan. How about Mickey? Indeed. how about Mickey -now Jhat he "is middle-aged? Tomorrow that eternaBy youthful symbol of American· optimism hits the half-century mark. On Sunday NBC wall present a 90-minute birthday special in which the birthday mouse will be joined by c Disney artist Ub lwerks. by the way. 1s responsible for designing Wa lt's train-ndc braanstonn. Disney, for many years. was the high.pitched voice gf Mickey. but he never could <See MICKEY. Paie C2r Of Mice and Men "Mickey Mouse was an original. I really don't know why people llkect him but it must have been on account of what Disney put Into it -whatever that was. Disney is now a magic word and that must have come through." Sterling Holloway, Laguna Beach, voice of numerous Disney characters. "It <Mickey) was new. I don't.J<now; I think it was timing, really. lie was fust an appealing character of the time and ht> Just happened to hit. But that was Walt's baby: Mickey was bis trademark." -George Goepper. Corona del 1'1ar, former Disney ~nlmator. ''I've always admired .Disney. I once told · him -I shouldn't say tbiB -that Mickey wasn't my favorite. Bu& Donald Duck was. I loved Donald Duck. He was aJways popping ofr. He was a little belligerent, but likable. Mickey was just kind or nlcey-nice and the other guys got Into trouble. " "I think Mickey was just pure entertain· ment. I doo't think he's preaching at all. He came along at the right time and he had a Ultle c haracter that was cute and he was a tremt'n· dous bit.·· -Ferd Johnson, Nt>wport Beach. cartoonist. "Mooa MulUos••. "lo the e arly days -before he became con· ventiooal -Mickey Mouse represented that kind of lndividaalist who 18 iconoclastic.": be thumbs bis nose al conventions. And in that ~n· thropomorpblc world or Disney be bad the same spirit as Lucky Undy: the little guy who comes out on top. "When Mickey Mouse became a mach more convenUooaJ spokesman for the mlddJe class be was more mUDdane •nd less appealing in some respect&. 1b,a& prebably is. what evoked the creation or. Donald Duck, obviously a thumb· our-nost>·af-the-corrvenHons c haracter." - Robert Porfirio,· American Studies professor, ·cal tate.f'uJlerton. "Whf'n thf' Disney people created Micke Mou-.t• be wa!> not devt>loped to represent a sym. bol for the intt>lligentsia and be did not change the rt>lationsbip between mice and men. Bot be wa!> a humorous little-caricature that ov.er· sbadowt'd the popularity or Krazy Kat. For SO yt'ars he has given joy to youngsters and pleasant. humor to adults. Happy Birthday lo you Mickt'y." -John Wayne, Newport Beach. actor. "Mickey Mouse is a runny. guy and a nice guy. And one more thing: he has big ears, a nice taxe<k> -I wish I had one -and be does a lot or tricks." -Ma rc Casteneda, 8-year-old Newport Elementaty ScbooJ student. .. c-~'911\ .. w.n DI~• Prof!Kt .. M From left, Mickey in 'Steamboat 'Wiiiie,' 1928; in 7he Dognapper', 1934; as The Sorcerer 's Apprentice in 'Fantasip ', 1940; in 'Mickey's Birthday Party', 1942. Funny ·Little More stores are µsing the Universal Products Code. · By LOUISE COOK A~ l"rftS Writet' , Originals Making elaborate Christmas decora- tions was once a hobby and now is a fulltime endeavor for a Newport Beach woman. By MARClA FORSBERG Of IM~· l'tlot SUH It'~ called The Candy Store. hut 11'~ not ~ store and there is n't any candy an al The Candy Store is the name of Candy Jackson ·s onc-wo m ;,i n "b~aness'" venture. located an her fij!yshore's Jiving room. And an· stead or sugary confecnons-; thl:' .. candy" 1s a n a rray or her handmade , decorated Christmas ornaments. · h1~ tri-c That's how people started to M'l' my things:· When she and her husoand, Ron .Jackson. moved to Newport Beach an 1976, s he aect<icd to seriously pur:-.ue her Christmas creat1v1ty. "Someone said to me, 'Why don't you sell your ornaments? • " 0 , SHE'S DONE custom orders Those fWlD)' little lines that started appear- ing on boxes and cans In the s upermarket four year s ago have sprea<J steadily along , the supermarket shelves, and the machines that read the code are beginning to make their 'Way to the ·checkout counter In growing numbers. The number of st.ores usmg electroruc scan· .. .. Ml"I lo nml ... ~-·~cl Code and .-=-----"'-----utomatleally enter the cot:rECf pnce is still.rel· •--.:-...-----AUJlld::~-.sm.alkl>uJ iLhas more:J.bao.· doubled.,.in What started as a hobby has turned into a fu ll -nedged. full ·t1mc e 11ac avor for t he 32-year-old Newport Beach resident. · ··SomeonC""-will say, 'I want a tree 1n beige,' or 'a tree in blue.' I do it all myself, so there's a lot of self pride. And everybody loves Christmas and they us ually· spend a IQt qt money· -~·s not like I'm selling a plumbing tool." And she's done whole batches of Of'naments -"Thi!$ year I made 760 satin oncs.-·aboul 125 -sccnc... ball s . 100 c<1okie cullers:-n and- more the past year. ·c r ersh ns 1 u e sa e a 1 supermarkets had scanning systems as of the end of 5epeembe1. up fron' 18&-st.ot'"'"-m--MP--I~ I.ember 1977. - - The UPC was introduced on an experimen· t.al haail ilw.974. ManufaclW'e.CS w~-tO accept tbll iaea. o,.. 'Ulan percent-of an frozen foods and dry grocery items are matked · with the UPC; 60 percent of health and beauty aids are coded. Here's bow tbe1syatem works: Each oroduc:t is marked with a combination or llnes. bars and numbers. There ls a diltereot combination for each item. brand and size. A· computer ls Prollrammed"to translate the code lnto a specific price. When a customer reaches the checkout, each item ln his or her order is passed ove r a scanner whJcb "reads" the code. The scanner transmits the lnformalion to the computer. The computer identilles the product, "rings" It up 4nd prints the price and otherappcopri1lelnformationonlherecelpt. But oamc the Universal Product Code, the ) ~--~ -~·-Sh,e:>"fico.gns and ... a~. t.M ..::.,.. .,...,, ............ ., Oefy~ elaborate. colorful decorations for ·ends and well -kn own pers na - and Sylvia Bis hop .. Prtiscilla . ~te!stey .. Bamm.ftft&Mirilyn'Hilton- <of hoteTiame . he-hfllfhJo-don ornaments for Carroll Rosenbloom -+L.A. ll.a.m5 Q!V11er > ...and Jlicbard Nixon ~n he was presl:aent.· THIS YEA]{, Candy J ackson was chosen by the Junior League o( Newport Harbor to.display and sell her o rname nls at the Christmas Company. which ends torttght al the Orange Counly Fair Grounds · "I've been making these types of ornaml:!nts ror about eight years, and originally I gave them as gifts." says Mrs. Jackson. "I was working for a Beverly- • Hills attome1Y wbo represented -en· tertalners, profeulonal athletes and coac~s. and at Cbristmas ' made ~th pearls, imported French "'ft!bbon, braiding sequin a.P.P.lli!~,;:::s __ -1 and wooden fij{Ures. The-sc~ balls fstyrofoam forms with four windows I reveal tiny holiday S"Ccrres-tnsr~and the cookie cut-- Iers are embellished-with ribbon and wooden figures. Prices range from SS to $30. Mrs . Jackson P8ds her volume of ornaments by importing globes and crystal pieces from. Taiwan, Germ a ny. Italy, Swede n and "believe it or not. there .are sbme fabulous ornaments made in the United States that I use." BECAUSE RE'S the mother 0£ tw~ small c-Nldren, -she work a night. "I Wish I had a workroom - but for now 1 sit on the bed and Candy Jackson with her omarmnts. time I'd glve him ornamenCs ro -CSttOl'NAllENTS •••em ... , t 82 DAILY PILOT • ANN LANDERS I HO~SCOPE --- ..... . . ••• Feod- U E A n I\ N N l am extre mely fond <'omputl·r also tan ht'lp stor kt"fp track or 1b LANDERS I hv~ In or this man und he say1 1nvt11ttory Store personnel un llnd t>ut how Lo ns l land . wherl4 he lov~11 me and wunts murh or a '>ptt&ffo Utm 11 on h•nd, wtli'i t It ~ I' t t e n1 I y l' v er a I A aa tb be , ~arrie(i "even~ h~~mR :-old Jnd wh n H 11 Um to reo~r <'hlldrtn h•"' ~~ 1hot l\Jally' buf he cannot f"nr th t"Uatom~r. lilt 1eannlnic ti)St m by 111uymato1 I \fl'Oi. £•11ders take mo oul in public !lh'·"" lt>sa Um aPt""nt at the t1hetkout A1 1 '41CkPnl'. at a rn aM more nlormatK>n on 1 r f' 1 d a b o \l l 1.1 __!_efil_lt "~<!Yld_b~.di.11· tlw rt"ttt~etteh~l ~id«wbf1ttJ WJ.-niiieyur o -boy-wlio -~-·---~-i.-re ~ p ee ruTto ner 11.tnlt' ~mJ ~n<'t-&-lllltnl: lllso ts dt ltned to wu11 n<'<'tdcntnlly killed ------------------' mothe r 's memory. i•lhunrnat4.' t e PoSllbdlty of a cu,tomf'r ~1ng h ~ ·• I 3 Y t> a,. o I rl I h a v,. b t' t' n a not received a s ingle C' ar~l'd lUO ll\llt'h M too 11\tlt• b<><' UM' l)f Ill nt•1•1 htJ-1r Tiw I.xi\ 11\t'd '1.1 11 ti d l •1, , · .. · ,,on,. m., • vo<'a •· of magazine. What can we I 'v e tri e d to b e plensant to the young wom an but she resents me te rribly. Do you believe there is a future h e re. for m e ? SHADES OF GREY \ ( r .. ~ t'I ror In rln~tn.I( up i i pt It t• .~ 'h i)' ' j)('Jl~t UUll tu' f" .-r a e Thl' 1ntl\.Ju1·\1on ••f i•h•t•twnh ,,r.1nn1ni: ha.. tJth,·r hougt4l h1rn tll 1t-~o:trullt,!;'Jtlllll:at~u~ l~ do'' FED TO TEETH lwt'n "'1.>ntCQ\~·r-.1ul l'h1· 1Jt•.1 brouaht prut.-,h 1llt·~·•I for an>o"'' undt-r 1tun lo thJ ~~ .-i ~r. frnnl l.ibor umon' \\l\n ft'an'l1 th:tt ~would lw Ill tu h.1\'t' mw 1 • h 1"11 ubn ry. 1 ' DEAR FED: Write &o I t C .:i a n u p a t t ... o~ """""'''' .wln••t mt•unwhtlt'. ObJN't1 d l ·~·;i~ 1111gcr.cd wtwn u A t h ou h t-vt•r 011 Magazine Action Ube, to ltw 'h111•., pl .111:-. t11 1·lim1oatl' pr1<'<' marking •wlkt ••un munuC1wtur1•r hi lfth yltp r Publisher 's Clearing t . I I rh d ' ,. " o"i. t' majQ{ Y o 011 int" ii u.1 1!1•111 , t'\ Ill ~u .-that -..11d. "Pc•llt<l gum; 11rt' A m .. ri c a 0 " want llouae. 3.&% Chacnoel <'U!>lonwr' Y.ould f 1nt1 11 <l1Hu·ult to romp,m• not dangt•1·ou11 .. Wh at u 1¢ • 0 t 1 1 'guJ tt Drive, Port Washington, pnn· .... md l.c•1•p ll.1t·J.. ''' cw•h A numbt•r or 1· r u l' I t .utd f 011 l·i... h 1 1 ,un ~ t~ r~ ot~d ;0 :"; • N.Y . lltse. 'the R rvlce DEAR SUAQ£S: You SI)' you've beln "going with .. th.is man for lwo years but U sounds as If y ou've been s tay ing hom~ with Jdm. A man who takes orders from a 17·year·old daug hte r doesn't sound like a red hot prospect ror mar riag~. TeU him yoo are com ing out of hJdlng or goodbye and good luck. -.t.tl\'' .1ml l'ltlt'" t•11,1~·h•d lav.~ mnkln~ !'iUt'h rt'm,1rk In \ll'\\ of v.hut re• :atedl Gun!) are bi i fr~e and speedy. m:irking, mjnd.1l11n h;ul h.tpJx.•nt•d t pl y.d th I I bbg Th · ·' 1 h h h .. d •us nt•11s an e r o y l llluU' 1 \ " H' Au Brli!Ul' th.it I rt•tt·ntl> lt•.itJ ;a p1wrn i . d1~in.1l111~ 111111\ ulu..il pril't•:. offt•n.'d i-ut1: t~nt1JI · • 1·11 ... am 11 > (' 1 r c· It• !> utrcmt>I)' powerhlJ. "'I\ in~' to tht· '"'t•' .111d ult1mutl'ly lhP 'hopa> ·r. m "I( a i 1 n l ' ~" h 1 dl . I W4" 'II win ont' day -ii .1.:r1·t·d tu \'Onltniw ,1.1mp1n~ ttw cnn:-. uod boices hclh·H'. i,1,vuld 1111t•1t·'t "" ket-p at It -and J "1th prin•, .111111 un ... unwr l't''ilst.mrr nbal('d y1>u1 n•adt>1 ~ \10 ~1 Int.end to do just that. II t'l !>h ,,ud th.it ,11111111g l'U..,lnmt•r' who shop OF ,'( LITTLE ROY 111 ''"rt'' "1th .1 wannm~ ") ''''rn . · it 1s ex(•t•f'd '/ 1n~h JlOJ1t1l,1t 111• -..11tJ th1· \):.tern ,, · v.~11 on TO\' <'ANNON lb V.~I ~ und v.111b•'l'Om•·1·om monplt.1('U " When tw \\:l~ rt\l', hi' 'fht• t'o:.t of thl· ') !>l('hb has bf•t>n a m9'jor mothl'r lactor tJl'lai.io~ their 1nt11Klu<'tton Hen.I\ !'.a1d Bo u ght t11m :1 to~ 1n:.tallatmn of .1 ,cannin.: '"h'm <'0 Le; froni l'annon. SI I0.000 to S27!l.OOO 'fhe lari.:l' r apatal invest· _And ht'_ pl,:,i yt•d war mt'nt reqwrt'h•rrent ror many retailen., wit~ hls fnends t•vt•n thllUJ:h l hl'} l'>ln recover their money His father "as proud throui.:h tn<'rt'UM'd 01Jl•r11t1ni.: efht'1ency and re· of his soldier son dun~d labor co:.1:. When he was six. he \1 an} supt•rmarkl'li> art• moving toward broke the toy <'annon '>l'an_nin~ on a stC'p-hy step bai-.1i.. 'Phey are m And cril'tl m his room :.talhhg electr oni c ca h rcgi.,ters whit'h can bt• all day. t•1ther manually npt•rnted or conne<'ted to a His father told him big scanning system F:u:ht v·fi\t· Pl'rCt•nt of tht.• nt•w boys don't cry. ' ... lort•s opened 1n 1977 had c·li .. <'t ronic· register:.. So he ehoked bark the thrc.·e-fourths of them were designed so tht:y tears and went t·ould be up~rodPd to scanning _ ' on with Ille Food Marketing lnst1tult• ~tudit•s show that -When he was ten. hts mo"l supcnuark<.'l opt.•ralor:. cxpct'l lt1 mtroduee mother bought him ;.1 .sca nning systems sooner or later. Almost ontt-machine gun. t h1rd of the store ownns who had .no scanning IT soun<fM just like the opcraUons in 1977 s aid th~planned some sort real ones. or installation within two years: an additional 20 A II his friends ha-d p<'r<'e nt said thf'y expected to introdul'e at least guns. ·and they onl' :.cannl•r tx•fort." 1980 Only 3 percent of the played war in the n•tatlcrs said they h<ld no intt·ntion of ever using backyard the technology , UndE!r the watchful l'yes of their proud parents. When he was thirteen. hts father told him To throw aw:'.l y the machine gun. (~ON••JOENTIAL &o In tl o t W a t ~r Again : Ke ·olvt-to swp Obbing. I. If e I s m u c h I es s complicated when you olav It s traldtt. If YOU don't tell the first lie you won't have to tell the second. DEA.R ANN : More a od more peoRle a r e :isking. "Do you mind if I s m oke?" Even though I would rather not hove smoke blo..VO in my race. I find m~self saying. "'That ·s pe rfec lly all right Go ahead.·· There is new evidence tha t the carbon monox· 1de from ciga.rets may be even more damaging than the -tar from the tobacco . Smoking ir· ritates my sinuses and makes ro)' eyes burn. but l 've never had the nerve to express myself for fear of depriving so· meone of pleasure or perhaps an outlet for a nervous habit. \~t·ddm17 crnd engagemttnt announcements run on Sunda11 in the Dolly Pilot Forms are aooaJable at oil Da1/4 Pilot offices ur by calling thr F'eaturl's Deport ment. 642-4.121 Because big boys Will you please sug· don 't play with guns. gest a phfase I might To aoou:J disappmntmenl . prnspe<'t1ve bnde.~ ort> r1•m1ndPd 111 h<u't' th1•1r u rddmg stones. with a bl.ack and 1rhl/1• 9/11.\:-01/ o/ lhf• hnde or .11/ the couple. to the J.'(•uturl's IJl'pclrtr1wnt onf' week b4>1ore the wl'ddrng He wanted to cry. but use to protect myself reme mbered and others like me? What his fathe r had -TOO TIMID FOR MY l-:ngaqement annount'ements. with black-ond u.,h1te glo11sy oJ thP fulun• bride qr lhe couple, m~I be rl't:t!tvt'C1 by the Fcaturc•s [)epartme?tl sLI weeks befcm• the Wt.>ddmgdalt• told him OWN GOOD Club Cal!'11dar runs each Wednesday in the Daily PJl()L and contains notices of women's and sennce club meetings and events for the /ollowmg week -Thurs· day through Wednesday Send nohces to Club Calen· da r. Daily Pitor. P 0 tJor 15fJO. Co!la Mesa. CA 92626. HP .'ttlre to include your name and phone number .\'otlC'es mtLSt be m our hands two ~eks m advance To r('Quest a picture. w n te or call the Features l kpor1ment 642 4l2! Pictures are lamded to Jund· ra1.~ers opcm to the public ~hen he was young Wheo he was eighteen. Unt'le Sam Gavehim arifle, And sent him off to war. So he went to war. wondering about What his fathe r had told hirn when _ He was young. When his parents got the letter. His father cried. - Auth9r, Ron MacLean DEAR MOM : Thank you for your letter - and the splendid poem. ••• Ornaments' <Fram Page CJ> make ornaments. If you knew the time involved'in stickin~ each one of these pins in each one of these pearls but it's worth 1t. .. she sa ys. admittin~ t hat, business w1!.e. she's made expensive mis takes. She prowls the L.A. Girt Show tor supplies and she notes that "rinding good importers 1s hard to do ... But. she s ays. "Eventually I want a real store. so I'm going to keep doing this " ••• Miekey Mouse DEAR TIMID: Here's the language you're after. Wlteo ·someone says, ''Do you mind if I s moke? .. say, "Yes, I do mlnd. Your smoking is bad for MY health, as well a s yours." ' DEAR ANN : I am . s ick and tired or· getting ripped off. In the past year two well·l<nown magazines have stopped · coming after six months a lthough we paid for a year 's subScription for one and three years for the other Writing to complain does no good. I'm fight- ing with a computer and it's driving me bananas. My sister moved and notified three publishing companies well in ad- vance of her change of address. So far she has D E A' R AN N LANDERS: l a m a 44. year-old widow who has been going with a fine man two yea r s m y senior. Ke lost his wife three years ago and has a JV -year-old daughter ( Boroseope ) 'ATURDAY. NOV. 18 in p1ct.uie. He ready for ... YONEY OMA RR change. romance. clan· ARIES 1 March 21 . destine arrangements . f\pril 19 >· You're not VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept . trapped or painted into a 22 1. Accent on harmony. cor n e r . P ath Is 1 I· reunions. fulfillment or Lumrnated throu~h 1n · hopes. desires. Taurus. depend e n { a cl i o n·. Libra figure prominent· oriJ!inal concepts . Leo. ly Family m em b er Aqua r ius figure prom· makes a creative con· rnenUy o u g_et aid_ cession. Be gracious, r.e· .• fro m one who knows ceptiye. M"oney surprise when a transa'c lion 1s 1l1<ely -and it'will ~ should be closed. }{ome. pleasant. security, property a re LIBRA <Se~l. 23-0 ct likely to be involved. 22 l : Spotlight on over· TAURUS <Apfil 20 · co min g o b s tacl es . May 20l: Emphasis on climbing to top. defining trlps, caHs hunches, terms. being rid of ten· revelations.teachingand den cy to wards self· l ea rning . Aquari us. deception. Pisces. Virgo Cancer. Scorpio persons figure prominently. You figure 10 scenario. Be seek perfection -and fl ex ibl e . Inte rpr e t you come close to 1t written material in your Supervisor pays mean· o wn way. Self-es teem ingful compliment. now is more important S CORPIO lOct. 23 thanusua.l. Nov. 211 : You get news GE'M I NI I Mav 21· Crom afar which aids in June 201 : Spotlight on bringing purposes. ~oats possessions. costs. pay-i n t o s harp f o c u :-. ments. debts. Expand Member or opposite sex horizons. attend social lends support. Capricorn affair, display versalili· fi g urcs prominently. ly a nd humor . Sagil · Publis hing v e nture tarian could play key could succeed Wlth what role. Sav~ details for you learn this day. Olnothcr lime. Gain over-SAGl'JTARIUS I Nov. a ll view. Catch up on.22-Dec.21>:Digbeneath correspondence. surface indications. You CANCER tJune 2 1 ~ have opportunity now to July 221 : Cycle okay for disce rn basi~ values. real progress if you're One .close to you con· wi lling to take cold !ides money situation. plunge i nto futur e . Be open, perceive poteri· You've got necessa~ tial. Aries. Libra fi gure .. backg round. material in scenario -and so and you also have. allies. does the number 9. Yes. now is time to · s p r ead your wings . CAPRICORN <De<' Moon position favor s 22.Jan. 19>: Seek new fresh s tart. creative and ways t~ achieve goal. independent action. Legal n ghts c'?uld be 1.n i..-J:O . cJuly 23-Aug. state or confus1on .. Dor:t t i~ 1: Analyze secret or become e~tangled in dis· confidential informa · pute which would be lion. Someone wants you cost.01 . never-e ndtng. to play a guessing game .,. Jnst~ad., ~e new path. Go along with it -to a Avoid llftmg he!lVY ob· certain extent. Gemini. Jects -back lS tern· Virgo persons•could be porarily vulnerable. AQUARIUS <Jan . 20 -Feb. 18 1: Wh at seenied a setback could rebound in your fa vor. Another Aquarian plays k ey r ole . Accent on e mployment , depen - ------------------------------------------------dents. pets and health. Wrom Page Cl> H e also was -boote d o ut o f tened him and sweetened hlm. as if Yugoslavia for being too much of Cl lo make hlm worthy of the pedestal One who means much to you has a ··bad dream." Be a ttentive. don 'I forget to mix in humor with your interpretation. draw the Mouse that made him millionsL "revolutionary" figure. on which he had been placed. S till. like Pinocc h io 's nose. So refined and humanized had he Mickey's fame anct _legion of rans become that Mickt!y Moose purists "re w and grew. seethe with contem pt for the pantsuited. modernized Mickey SO REAL WAS HE to many that at Mouse ·or the "70s. But why should he PISCES CFeb . 19 · March 20 1: Create. have fuo. dis play hu mor. versatility -don't take PUBLIC NOTICE U 02 ft PUBLIC NOTICE '100>' PuOll\MO Or•nQ!' (04\1 0.11~ PllOI Nowernbe• 10. 11, 1• ""° Qt<tmo.• I .. ,. · PUBLIC l!ilOTIC.E ----------w ,.••101t wua~o,.,.,... HATE OF CALIFOIU .. A FOii TH£ ~~=:.~ANGE' NOTICE O F lff.AltlNC OF ---,.ETITION '°" f'ltO&ATE Oil WILL PUBLIC NOTrce ANO Lanos ,u,~ ... un. FOii AUTHOltltATION TO AD· c•'""" --. -~~:~1s .. ~ .. ~ !'O:-r .. ~,;.~T::,! NOTIUTOCllEOITOU Ol"fSTATHACT. ?S:C~~~:.!~o~~~c'I~ o:,~·:::d ol M[l EN c. M<CALLUM Nolle. llMr•DY 9•""" IOC•f'OllO"OI NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN llMI ,,,. within,,.,,.,,.,,"""'~' .... ,. OUlk W"L f EA M FAAZEf SA .~·· hied tr•nster •\ 1n1 .. ~ to ~ ,,,. .. 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O•\<r.M \ I"" tol'°"'1nq Pt00ff1v L~ "-In, C.. .. 10 Lot I on BIO<• 111 Of ~•~I 1:M,..•n Tel Jll·UJ) llW' City Of ~wl)Ol1 94-<Kll. C:O..nl'I' OI Put>to\i'W'd ()r""91! C0.S( O.u, p., 1 O"noe. Sl•t" ot C•hfo•n••. u !>#-• No.,•mb., 11, 1911 nl) lb m<IO '""'"°' rKorM!1 °'""'<A!'~ M.oos. •n 11>1' PUBLIC NOT•·cE olfo<t 01 '"" county re<or~• ol ~"' &' co""'"· m•y ~ •1\0 1<.nown <l' 1700 - Wf's l BalOO•. N•'"l>O' I 8!'•<11, EKrww .... nM.s/L' Cehfor"•• , NOTICE TOC.llEOITI>l'S fl{,. O.-Mi..: .. ry -w.o 0..0 o4 OF MIU( TttAHSFEll Tront. I>• ,_of• O..Kh« ~l•••H IS.U.6lf1.4lt1 U.C.C.l •'I I~ OOl•ci.tt-\ MK•.rfll tlWr•b'f. NOTICE IS HEll6 8Y GIVEN Iv r>e.-.totor• ••Kl/led •I'd .w11v&r .. o 10 cr•C!•tOf"~ of trw w1fll•n ,...,,.., °"''" '"" -~ • ••llll'" o.<1_.,.,_ lhlil • °""' 1r.,...1er ,, '"'""°"" tu i.. Of Oet•ult -°"""""' '°' ....... --on peaoNI ~,,, IWtf'tn.111• I w•t1tenno1t<.eot0t•a<llendo4l'i4'<l1<>n °"""~o · 10 c•u~ ,,,. U(IOer ... ~o 10 "'" "'"' Tll• ,...,... and ous•nrn •Od~' ~· pro~rly lo \lllo\IY W•d OOl~•l10ns, ll'>e !nit"°"""""''"'°',., · <1110 llltrf'l•llP< II\• undto,.•Qn•d OAEYFUSENTERP AISES. IN( l 4'<1....:I ~.., no1ice 01 °'"K" ""° 01 HO"•" O.•w. Cos••~ ... C• •oo•n<1 f'ICKllOI\ ln .. rec.oN)l'd AuQv\I I • .,,. OU\•nf's\O•\COLLEGE PHAAMA(VI •1' ln\lr No ,,,. '" booll 11711, CM9f' Tll" M ,...\ -~•Mn -., .. OI U I, OI ""d Olhclel Ato<o..-ct. 1111' 1nl•ndfll •••n~l•rff\ '"" Seid ••I• w1U 1"' ,.....,.. l)UI "''thOUI • "RL r <,PI NN(' A •'"O Mnfh <Owf'Mnt ~ warr~ty "~Of-'~\ Of" 1m-SPtNNfR '1tl C•tdtndl O'•~f'. (0\111 Phf'd, rP9.or01119 1111•. 00"f'H>OO cw Ml-... C• <nf.1• f'ncurnoranc''· to Pttv tn~ ,,.,mcl•n•"9 Tn.;1 ,,,., prf'JOf"rtY C)f'rt1ntn1 f'lt1trtt) ,, t>t•n<•Hf sum ot tnt no,,.,,. '\~tutt'<I otsCr•btO 1n rel• ~u M.al•ri•h .. ov "'"' ~of ""'' with'"'"'""•• •uop•IH. 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CORPORA flON Sanld AM ( ... olOtn•lt i.n Wif\1111• 8h•d LO\ °'ft9C!I~\ O•lt NO•Hnl>H" "'' C.•lllO•n•• 'IOOIO. on or .itle• Oe<eml>o • 5out,.,..rn P.t(1fl• '• toe '•II• Como.•M So '"' .is I\ •1'¥>W" to ""d 1ntt110~o flt C•htorn1A (.()fg lrtAn\t•r~\ ._,Hd 1nt~d frdn't~r•' WJtkto R Htl\.I() U'f'CI tN" tCttlO••Nl dOO•tiOf\tll bu\ttU·· • A\\1'\l•nt Sl'tl'#f.,ry> riAmf', ~nd M)dtfl'\'#'\ Wtfh1t\ 1"'-1t'tft • Pvt>U\f'lf'd 0rt'lnQll' Co~ot 0.1fy PtlOt yiJoAr' l•\f p.;.\1 nont: Novtm0•1 II, 11. O..<.rnQ.>1 I 1918 O~ltd O<lobl'r 11. t91t ~~llll KAlll..I' \PINNER PUBLij: NOTICE MARY SPINN Ek '"'""°"' Tr ......... rH• -IUSIHESS TITLE COllPO•UIO" >OO Wll11\1,_ Blvd PUl'l[I(. M(ARt NC, WILi Af L•t A ........ C.. -S HE.LO ev THe CO!oT" MESA PL"N· hi Jll·l1J> NING COMMISSION AT Tt<E C•IY PuOll\MO 0r""9" COl\I C>.l•IY P1to1 Hdll, 11 fdor Or>•" Cose~ M•• ... No•~moer 11 "'a s.lt& 1~ (ohtorn1t1# at«> lO om Of tt~ \OOn A\ - -------- P0\\101• llW'•~•llf'r on NloncUY. Nov ,.m~r ,, 1918 (~t01"'} ·~ tOUOWtl'\U dOOI •.-11 I ton" I R(l0N£ PETITION A·11·11 IOr 1nr (O"" M< .... Pl<lnn•n<1 Comml\"on. P 0 90• 1100 C°'t• M• .... Ca11tnrn1d PUBLIC NOTICE From the vantage point or 1978 it is eas y to forget and many arc too young to remember the Influence Mic~ey Mouse has had on America and the world especially dunng his heyday. the Great Depression. The '30s-lruly ~we.r. Mic k.cy·s Golden Age. one Point he received 7,000 fan letters be exempt from changing with the a week. Hundreds of Mickey Mouse times? tOO Seriously One Wh0 IOt onm1\\1on ID •no,,.. OtOO<'tlV h loUIMI '"' ~7 tllrouqh .-10lh Strtt.,I Eighty-seven of his cartoons hit theaters in that decade. a time 1n which he rivaled even pint-sized Shrrley Temple in c apturing the publir's Caney. Ha rdly anyone seemed immune lo , the irrepresiblc Mick. PrCJ;ident Franklin D;-R~~clt request~ ""Miel<ey-M®Ke ~ -- whenever movies were shown in the clubs spra ng up aroun~ (tie worru. M.ickey's last cartoon snort. l "The complete with Mickey Mouse oath. Slmple Things"> was made in 195.1. son~ and secret handshake. Yet Mickey isn 't lolling ln· seml· England's Madame Tussaud's im· retirement in Palm Springs. H«> ls as morta lizM hlm in wax and he earned actlve as ever. although It ls more as' Walt Disney an Academy Award for a corporate symbol or Disney or· creating him. ~anization front man. Som e S.~ items bore Mickey And where is Micke-y Mo'USC us~~ss : everything from headed in hls second SO years? • .t~a-setsrtootb brushes andreoor ft to· --• --,. dolls. musicarlnstnTmen s-and retrer TRAT"'SEEMS"TO BE .$0Ul,nRKI up In the official 50th birthday porfrarl- W I S p e r S S We e t , •• .,,, num~"'• u• 111rou11r. JI\ nothings. ~member re-w oociti•nd Pt""' Wlckl ..-.~1, ""° t di t t it i ?OU 11\roo<)ll 701' Tu•Un "-1-C e O . e • nu r on . "'""~'"from <OUM• R4 lo <lh Al h ealth r esolutions . Envoronm•nl•I O,.t.,,m•n•llon v 'II h b lt 1t EO"I NeQ<tll•" 0ro<1ar.it1<>n T OU ave a e e r 1 TENT"llVE ~"p OF T.fl"CT lime if you feel good! IOS't '°' 8.tllli\ A P!Qnt" ~ .. ~iop. -;:;;:;;p;p;j;:;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;a-nt Corpar•llOn ""'he>rlred •9enl 1 lo• Leon.trd Joi><> BMMnno. 111 lo\ Molino\, San C~,,,..nl•, (~llforn1•. for ll -101 \Utldt•mon fOt <11noom1n.um pur-\, IO<•l.cl •t 416 -0 0 Vt1;· 10t1a Slrffi. "' _.n R7 lON' £"•••~- ttaly's Muitsolinl had a well-known;--..--~~1~c~eyyna~~~~~~rrfrlrtJimr--~~~g~~~~~~;~~~~-~'~~~:;:;.:~ ... ..,. ___ .;..,__...;;,;:__Pf'~feunce Coe Mickc¥ ,Mouse_c credited with saving the corporate animator from Disney's old Hyperion toons n did -England'ti King--OeorR ---.-... e or Uonel ~tion wtth tts .filu · V who refused to go to the clnema un· sale or 230.000Mfcl<ey ana4 MlnnTc7 Rendi. vice-preaident. o less one was shown. operated handcars. .. terprises fthe Disney e ngineering SUCH WAS m E UNIVERSAL 4P· peal or the Mouse who was known os Michel Souris in 'France. Miki Kuchi m Japan, Miguel Ratoncito In Spain. Topollno In ltaly and Musse Pigg in Swed en. Sut in any· language Mickey wn~ Mic key : thl\l symbo l of ~mall· lown Ame rica-an optimis tic Oepr~ss lon -e ra dre>i m er who satirized people's foibles and, best or a ll, made them laugh. Nast olficials banned Ml~ in Germany, callinR htm "themost .. miserabl~ ide1I ever reveoled ... mlcc are dirty " But so ·great was the pu6IlCoutcry O\o the •ichaef'!lntuir ban waaUfted And we all know what Mickey a rm >. also painted the 25th birthday Mouse did for \he lngcl'JQlf Wafcll port.rail Earlier this year h~ gave a Company. ~neak preview of the painCfng. During World War n commercial Whtie Mlclc~y Mou.se bas achieved cartoon production was sidetracked that Uluslve ~oat of all movie s tars- at the Mouse Factory. But Mickey re· agelessness -Hench thls time malned active, his face a~pearing on couldn't help .but add a barely vtslbJe doze ns ol military i nsagnias a nd touch or gray on Mickey's temples. posters and ads for war bond sales. , "What do you do wtth a SO·year-0ld And, as If &o Insure hi~ post position mouse?" Hench suld with a smile. as a sy mbol o r Ame r ica. the The portrait s hows the still· password or the Allied forces on o. optim istic Mouse · surro.unded by Day. June 6. 194+. was "Mlc•eY klleg lights and a director chair filled Mouse." · with rolled·UP blueprint s. In the TnaooGH 1'llE VE1UtS"-Mlckey's lm11e h&.1 changed. He wai> more rodent.uu ln the ~Jilnnln$(. morv tnt1cft1ewor.-crmhnrttr,-Disney sor. background Is EPCOT. Disney's Ex· Jti,~':;;Jt1. P~toppe -~~~u~1y of ~ .r "I wanted to sMw thot l?f ickcy wns t • .. nol Unilfl " ~aid •flench. "He·s • bu y.'' t;l/ttic Now OPEN! dVt.u1 5 'Umutv Funtulain6• nnd ActtHorl1>• 0.. Coiuip1rt#1nl !J2.4 Tustert Avef\UO OO'lta Mesa (7 1,.1842·•282'-Mon-Set 10.s ... I .. -. " ,. .. .. ' ( I ---- ....... \. -.. - .. ... ..... ....,.,...._-~---·-.. -I i Friday, Nov9mbef 17. 1978 I DAILY Pit.OT 113 . -NO Punches W_oman Jockey Ho~ Her _Own ' By HOWARD l •. HANDY Of Ii.. D•ll - Wtlh 1 Jml' er Is ht•r ht>ro but 1f 11 evN J..Wf/1114"1~., ..,howdown bt.•t ween lht>m on the race 1• • <.hi.' will p ull no pl.Inches to ~el lo the frn1.,h hn<· 111 front i\m~ lt ank111. 26. 1s c urrently riding thoMu.:hhrl·d~ <ind appaloo::.as at the Orange ( '11111H \ Fun foll mt•<.•llng at Los Alamitos Race t 'nur-.t-and J.ay~ :;he 1s content to continue on 1tw ...,t.ttl• .ind t-c1unty 'fa ir clrcuil at the present tiuw "I WOlJLD -LOVE TO RIDE at Santa Anita 01 Holly't\-Oc>d Park," Amy says "But I don't think I \\Ould 1.(t'l J t'hance tQ n de m uch more than one ho• Sl' u Wt>t'lt I don't know that many 1a•11ple "itl tho:-.<• tracks . It would be h ke st arting all O\ t•1 at :o.t'ratch. · I prl'ft•r to be acli\c and wou'd rathe r ride ht.•re with a lot more horses than to settle for a lot fewer mounts at a larger track. But every· one has to decade for t hemselves what is best for lht•m .. SllE SP.ENDS HER WlNTERS in Ph()('niX al a small trat'k that oper ates four days a week. .. Many of the horses and owners a re he re ~t Los: Alamitos and t know a lot of them ." she says R ankin didn't sta rt rid ing until she was 19. "I was married at 16 and we s phl up abotjt a year later." she says. "I bought a pony when I "as 19 and tha t 's when I started riding "l went to lbe ,fairgrounds m Santa Rosa .tnd worked as a groom. then followed the fair c1rcu1l and got to ext'rc1se some o f the horses. "The m:xt year I started exercising horses rt"gularly and began to think about riding . I got tht.· thance 1n 1974 and have been al it ever l>IOC(' "Where do you want rrw to ::.tarp·· Amy ash while sill 1ng in· the statne 11rca c.it Los Ala mitos on a rarpt.'l out:-.1dt.' d ::.Lall "I HAO A HORSE DROP DE AD 1n tht.' mid dlt• of a race on(• tim<' and sul rl·red ~broken col lar bone. I also pulled a ll thl· muscl<·" on thl· right side of m y back and wal> out for s ax week::. Out I couldn •t wa 1t t<> get back • ~ year later . I ~as on <i first t1mJ..• starter and th~horse looked.al lhc bar n area and bolted through the outs ide fence. Fo'ttunately, I wasn 't hurt that lime . "I cracked a rib in a fall at Ph(){'mx and \\e nt down Lw icl.' at Ferndall•, suffering a mild concu ssion . but didn "t ta kc an) umc off "LAST FALL IN PllOE:Nf". I was l'xerc1s rng a two.yea r-o)rcl an tht.> morntnJ! and the hor~l> hit the fence a l)d tripp<>d "I hit a m etal ladder with my shoulder and broke both my coll<ir bone and shoulder blade along with bruis ing my lit>wcr back "I didn't walk \'l•ry good ror about a rnonth. But I s ta rtcd gallopmg hor scs aftl'r f1Ve weeks against the ·doctor 's orders and was riding m eight weeks l Just cou ldn 't sit ::.till any longer."· WHAT IS THE BIGGE T HAZARD a fair circuit nder like he rself faces" "The m ain tlung 1s careless riding." Amy says. "There arc a ~ot of riders with little .ex· pe rience a t the fairs. Sometimes. the preptira· t1on of the t racks also enters 1n .. Ooes sht> like to wager on the horses she rides or on others \\hen she 1sn ·t m a ract'" .. I don 't evt'n b<.•t on my own hor~es." <.ht• says. "Whe n I first :-.tarted . I used to g1H' the· t rarne r a couple of dolla rs to bet but I d idn't do a ny good. I qu it I makC' m ) money from riding ho rses. not betting on t hem . _Trojan QB Won't Lose 'His-Poise LOS ANGELES IM.'1 Or~ol lh~ h i gh point..., fM'_J'.JUI McDonald'" t·ollt•gt' ,fl'l111b.t1J t'Jr('(•rwa-. Lh<· fl'(·ltng he got a-.,, lrcshman \\ht.•n ht· ran through I ht.• tunnel and onto the field for the SouthN·n Cal l'CLA i.:am1'. ht• •my!. One or thl' tow-. "'as earht·r this <,t•ason "hen ht• thrc" hi' helmc•t 1n d isgust durin,:! 1h1' Tro JiHM. 0 losst0Ar11om18t at .. Mc Donald, USC's Jun111r quarterba<'k. will h.1\'e a c:h.tm'" to d 1tpll<•a1t• 'the• "hi gh"' ~Jturcla\ when the Tro1an11 mt•et l 'CLA for 1tw Pac1f1c 10 ,r-ro"n <1n\I Hn:-.i• Rowr berth lie· hopc·s hc"ll n{'\'l'r n•pcat the "'lo\\ .. · "IT'S U1PORTAl\T !or .r Quartf.'~back to kt·cp h1i. po1si• "a1d Ml'l)onald .. ~,er~one1111th1· ofl cnsl' sort or looks to h1 m to .,,.,. how C\'erythmg·.., going If lw i.:t•h upsN. then <'Vt'r) b<Kly stC1rti. 111 thinking. ·Gee, evcryth 1ng's fall ing apart ' I was letting ttw t roublt• \\1.' \\t.•n• having "1tPt lhl' c•f.iiter l'~ c:hange 1n lhl' /\ri1.0na St at l' g;im1• l!<'l lo me I rarel\ -.ho" c•mot 1110 but when I came· oft lhe fl<.·ld aftl'r one fumble. 1 thn·w m v hl•lml'l down in fru~trat1on I · -.hotk1•d m) """ .. :\I c· Don.ild .ind Lhl' Tro1.in..., ho um·l'd ba1.·k from the 20 7 los:-. t11 tht· ~un D<•\1 b In v.h1pp1ryg Orego'1 Stall', Cal. Stanford w1d \\ a!th1 ngwn 10-.t·t Lht•..,tagl' t11nh1· m a tch agu1n:-.t Jhl• I 1th rank1·d Drum ... "l'VE RIDDEN SOME 1·1'0·5 s hots that finished deatl last nnd some· 60 to I horses thi.il h ave won. No one can ever be sure about "hi.it "L THOl'G 11 11 E <·nns1tl<·r .... r\ ............... , o .. oly Pll"' Stolil l'M lO AMY RANKIN, LOS ALAMITOS' TOP WOMAN JOCKEY. RIDING AT THE RACE TRACKS. especu1lv ly the sm aller fair c1r cu1t. can be a hazardous occupation Th e trat'ks are s horter . the Jockeys less ex(>ff1enced a nd somet1m~fi tr ack-conch· lJons -0ren 't t he be!)! like thev a rc a t Los Alam itos. Does she have a fear of injury? What is the most senous IOJury she has sustamed? is going to hapJ>('n in a horse race." • himself a rather ~to1~ 1ncl1v11lu.11 --slle->san'M tr.Jt'k 11t 6730 each~orn1n~-~lcOonald<idm1lshc s lln•dupfor exercise hors~ and if she has " horse in the the game• See RANKJN Page 8 6 "We're pla~ ing for thf' Hns .. ' HO\\I. 11· .... on TV. thl' .... tadium ·, Barons Tune Up for Playoffs, 31·13 gr>1ng to bt• pa<'kt•d. 1t ;di ;.11hb Ill' to ex<:1ll'ml·nt." hl' s.1uJ .;JI ,,· pla~ er can t r<.•t·l good go111g into .1 J,!a mt• likt• this, th1•n he ... houh.ln I ht> playing fool hall," Ry ROG'ER CARLSON Of, ... O'"•IY Pllot St.Jlt • Fountain V~1lll'y I hg h s potential op pont.•nts m th<' up('ommg C l F Big F1\ 1· Conferenct' footb;11l playoffs got an c•ycful T hur.;<lay night as thE' Baron ... raced past hos t Ne~port IJ arhor, 31 t:J , lo cJose out Sunset L<.•agu<.· aclwn fur hoth teams. .. T.H E PLAYOFFS S EF.M a vf!ry. f'Vt>n fi eld," said wmmng Coach Rruc•e ·Pickford. "If we play our bt'Sl football, I think we t'an play with anyone But 1r we play poorly. "l' can lo-.e the opener."' NE'wport Harbor Coach Bill P1zzica said, ''Fountain Walley pln)'ectwell and our gu ys JUSt weren't r eady to play We played lou.~y." Tha t was Lhc extent of P1n1ca s com· m<'nts. and considcrin~ tht• pounding .Jdm rn1st<•r£'d b~ the narons. there wttsn 't mul'h else the Sailors' boss could say The loi.i. l<'a\'es NewpQrt in a posi l11Ht lo travel lo a champion's field 1n tht' first round Fount;Jm \'allt>y had C'\'erything going ill> wav al. 11 assu mc'd a 17·0 halftimt.• bulge, ·s·aw 1t dwind l<.• lo 17 7, then broke i_t up(•n for good with an 85-yard m arch ;.ind Kc•vin Rominc's 74 -yard touchdown run. IN TllE FIRST HALF the Barons. no" 8· l for th<' st>ason and in a position to share the Sunset League title with Edison should the l atter s tumble at Westminster tonight , took possession at , the Newport 40 and 35~ the FV 46 -and the Newport 28 • And with Sam Centofante 123 carries for 121 yards a nd a pair of touchdown runs) hust ing throug h ·the Sailors' de· fensc. in addition to another stifling <'f· fort by the defensi'j<' cre w . the field ad· vantage·became overwhelming. It was 7·0 before the Sailors had a fi r s t do wn as Dave Larson toed a 32 yard fie ld goa l, qua rte rback Gil Compton found Kevin Margerum alone in the end 1one from flVc yar ds out and Centofanle ban~cd in from a yard out. COMPTON'S 19-YARO pass to Jim Coppom set up Larson's field goal. Cen. tofante ran for first downs twice on fourth down to set up Compton's TD pass. a nd B ill McT eir's fumble re· covery of an ons ides kic koff set up a 28-yard m a rt'h. culminated by Cen- tofante. The Sailo rs ·m ad e some noise 1n the thir d period when Ryan Abbat e r e· · co\lere d a fumble and the Sailors m a rc hed 41 >;ards to p ayd1rt with qua rterback Dave H1tzcl kcl'pmg thl' f.ina l Se\.·en yards And Newport Ha r bor had the ball agarn, moving to Fountain Valley's 34 be fore being for ced to punt THAT'S WHEN THE Baron." put 1t out o f reach with their c runching 85: :'.It' Donald. LI lankv f;.fuot :! 180 poundl•r, rank!. at· the tpp ot the l'ac· 10 pro-style 1wssmg !-.t at1st1t.·s. lie '-. cornplt.'lcd k7 ot 155 lhrO\\S for 1.28!.I yards and I \ touch downs. and thrown JUsl "' 1ntt>rccpt1ons as Southern Cal ha ... rollt'd upao8 1 rc:cord yard m arch. kt'yed b y a JO.yard third-T R"&J AN CO AC II J <1 h n do wn pass from Compt on to Coppom at Robinson. who ltstert quart<'rhad. the S ailors' 15. ~1::. :i .Qut•st1on mark prior to tht• Centofante late r scored his !'iecond -season bceau"c of Mc Donald .... - TO. ~1vin~ him ·14 for t he season Mo lack of ~am<' experie nce, nrl\\ me nts later Newport could not mo\e th<.• <.a)"> "Ry any o;tandards and ball. punted. a nd Romine com p leted th1: me;i:-urc:-., f'aul ,McOonalcl 1 .... ,, kill with a his 74-yar d dash around his 'l'ry good quarterhac~. llc do""'' right s ide. ::all w<.•11. ·· -The Sailors-bounced b ack \\1th Mik~ .. I ' n~ b<'l'n mat u r1 ng .d I Johnson scoring from three yards out to -season," ::.aid MtDon·Jld. · get c o mplete a 63-yard d r l\<'. but t h(• . ting more conf1dt-rice. One thin).! damaS?e "!3S already done>. The'Sa1lor::.' l'\'c leamedi~ that I ran't thrim See BARON.§.. Pagf\ B4 way down the fiC'lcl e\'c•rv t1ml'" Wizard of W ~ood Old Script ·.1liroWn Out ... ... Wooden Tells of His P')Tainid of Success By ERNI EC'ASTILLO OI er.. o .. ;,, P1101 ~'•" IL 's been four year s s m<·t.• John Wooden re•. tired from Life on the baskt>tball s1dchnes but the Wizard of West wood still m anages to re · main in the p ublic eye Wooden, the winner of 10 n ational cham- p1onsh1ps and 630 games in 27 yt>ars as head coach at UCLA. is a prize commodity on the lee turc circuit. A prim e m ot ivator. a fledging a uthor and one of the nation ·s mo::.t r<'spected m en, Woode n has expounded on his famed Pyra mid of Success before e\"erything from I BM conferences to ba s kN ball d imes. · .. .. .--. By Kings INGLEWO O D I AP I "B ea t i n g th t> M o n t r ea l Ca n a d iens . ·· S t a rring Ron G r a h a m e. Syl Apps. R ob Palme r. Butch Goring a nd 15 other Los Angeles Kin~s. Engli s h w i th Fr <'n c h s ub titles. Directed b y Coach Bob Berry. P roduced by the National Hockey Lca~ue Shot on location al the Los Angeles f'orum. where the Kings tore up the script before a ver y h vc audience of 10.272. .. •• Af Wot"ll•<tto EXTRA ACTION Montreal's Guy Lufll•ur <>trongu1 m ..., Ra ck 1l3mpt on of tht' Krn~s nc3r the Lo<: ,\n-:ell '4 nl l Thun,day night at"thc Forum. Th(' l<ings \\On . 6 :l .. . . ~ ... .. """"' ' ...... ~ .... . ._ ~ I • -.. . .-... .. .. . ·' M QAjLY PILoT f'.rlday. ~ 17, 11J78 .. • • . . • \ . "' for ~------ From AP Obpatdtf'~ bnll l an.1 \\on't hnd fullbat'k Jon K('ywt>r1h'" ••• Ol'~VER Music IO\f'"' a nd Bro'nco root [iJ new album "'Ith the other r('('()td 1n Target Store ln Uk.-l >\>o\'f'r u N a Tan:et m wtiliJt'N ar.-n t ~ yi n« K.-ywnrth C'an't 5ln1ot They th.ink, Ow album l'OVt•r 1c; too ra<'y SO th~ rtt0rd 1c; · kt-pl ~r tht' \'Ounter ~ 1.hc atrl ~ maguln~s and sold 00 ~~~-!;~:;r-~~~t>fl 'ho"'~ th~ be.;-ed DA;:.nliback ~tanduig m the Bruococ. !>ho"'cri. '<'-caring a black lUll\oQo Another playt-r '!>t.mds nak•-d ln tht> ba<'k&round with hie; back to Uw c mt>ra Tbe pk lUtt wu(, shot b Oenvt'r photOJ?raph('r L\·n lru h . who also did the photo on ttlt N'<'Or d ·i. mnt!r i.let•vt'. whiC'h sbo~t. a cro\\d uf nudt• Uronc:o players an the i.howers Th1•1r brn•ks also :&rt • to the camera "ll 's lund of n sqtw It lk>e:.n t ht an w1tb the Target concept of family i.hopp1n.:. ' l>8Jd Jun Shh d e)" mNcht\n disc managt'r at a l>en\•er 1 argt•t store JO NFL Ga.w• ''ft' Sol.d 0... League announced Friday that 10 weekend c • • NEW YORK T he National Footba ll m g:J m ~ were sold out 12 hour' before kickoff and - wall be televised locall y T he 10 sellouts a re the most the league has had since 1973 when the rule lifting television blackouts for sellouts was put intn effoct. . T he sold out games are Atlanta at Chicago, Cincinnati al Pittsburgh. Oe\ro1t at Oakland. Green Bay at Denver , Ne w England at the New York J ets. New Orleans at Dallas, Philadelphia a t the New York GianL'i. St. Louis at Washington. San Diego at Minnesota on Sunday a nd M1am1 ut Houston Monday night. · A league spokesman said NFL games have averaged ~,202 through 11 weeks. Las t year. U,te average a fter 11 games was 53,944 j ----fl-t~ •It~ D••------. Denver Nuggets president ·e arl Scbeec on the -.io55ttritity-of trading -Superstar Dav1d Tbo.mp&Oll to the Los Angeles Lake rs : "Since s igning Jjmmy Price. Los Angeles has n·t lost a ball game •. and the way t hey're playing J er ry West wouldn't trade ball boys." , Knie~ Clipper• lt1n In NBA f orward Toby Knight scored four straight m points to break a 93,93 deadlock and carry the New York Knicks to a 97.93 NBA victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers· Thursday night ... Guard Uoyd Free scored 29 points and running m ate Ran· dy Smilb added 26 ror the San Diego Clipper's in a 112-109 victo ry over the Golden St.ate Wa rnors . • .. Seruor forward Jim Dadley bas quit the Marquette University basketball team . Co~t'h Hank Raymonds sald ... Vladimir ·nacbenko and t\natoli Mish· kin each scored 20 points to lead Ule- Soviet Union national tea m to a 77.73 win over lllinois .. ~~ People's Repu blic of China hit for ronsecutive points in. n ine m inute l o de feat Geor getown Univer s ity. 5·69 .. Although .Coach Larry Brown is upset wi t h the p l a y a .n d a t tit u d e o f s upe r s ta r Da v i d # Thompson. Denver Nuggets: offi cialo; SM1T1t deny there have been attempts to trade the 24-year-old guard-forward. Toronto Rallfr• Pan Bo•Con Darryl Siltier fired a third-period goal that ~· ch maxed a three-goal Toronto comeback and a , 6-4 Ma pie Leafs victory over the Boston Bruins in N alional Hockey League action ... GU Per- reault scored two goals in 37 seeonds during the first three minutes of p\ay and the BuHalo Sabres went on to defeat th~ St . Louis Blues', 6·2 ... Third period goals by Jim Har· rison and Reg Kerr gave the Chicago Black Hawks a 4.3 victory over the Philad~lphia Flyers. The victory ended a to-s ame losing streak for the Black Hawks ... Third period goals by t'e&er Lff and Tom Bladoa gave the Pitts· burgh ·Penguins their first road game victory of the se ason over the Vancouver Canucks. 6-3 ... One day an.er owner Nelson SkaJban1a announced he was tired or losing money with the Indianapolis Ra cers in the World Hockey League. he sent the team's leading scorer. forward Richie Leduc, to the Quebec Nordiques in a dea l involving future dra rt choices. /\lcklmu Tak~• f'our-sltot LftJd ' tack Nicklaus shot into a .four-stroke lead !I today i n the second round of the Australian Open championship while nursing a shoulder In· JUred in a tennis match. Nicklaus shot a course reeord six-under -par 66 for a t WO-day total or 139 to lead Bob Byman and Ben Creo8haw ·. . . Pro golfer Arnold Palmer .has applied for a license to race Lrolters ln Ken· lucky . The s ite of the 1979 TU<'&On Open 1\as been moved from th<' Tucson NS\tlonal Gotr CoBTse to a m unl<'ipn l pur k Jn the center of th city . North Ra ndolph Munic ipal Oolf Cou risc ... EIJln Hortkofdll und Vutah ll•1awa won their m a t c ht>s Th ur Ad o y , h elping t he J a pane1't> lnk rcollrglate a ll-stars lo C'am with the U.S . all-stars at Pebble lk'ach . e .S. e "· 16·8. going Into today's final round of play .•. Sophomore llon Commans fired "1«1.1tvs a courae record Ove-under·par 66, to .clvc USC a two-stroke lead al the halfway mark of the Souf.hwestem Collegiate at Westlake Village's North Ranch Count Club. MV:RornP' With 54-7 Sptttal to the Dally Pilot ~ 1u !01J ~cjo lb&h 's Diublos t•'l111hh<11ht':!J un all km scl\QOl ,.-orin~ n~·erd Thun.day night a'\ tht•y bollt.-d tht•lr W'!)' through w in It>. g l.a.:un.1 Hilb . 54 7, on lh1• v.1111w r '1t f1l'ld T IH• v 1cto ry t'l In c ht·'I tha rd plart an tht• St>ulh Coast L~aguc .m d puts Guac·h John Muno 'i. l>w biol\ Into the Cl 1-· Central ('on ft> rf'nc t· '}>I .1 yo ffs. w hlch he(ltn u "'"l'\.'k from Lonlght. t:1Ktlt-dtfft"rtmt plA~r~ &cored lOut'hdoWY\b for Mi:.:s1on ViCJO. whit'h t'halkt>d up 406 yards on lht> ground against the f;~nior 1,•M1 and iOJW-Y 11ddled Ha wks of Lai:una Hil b ll wa1> 34 O ut h')Hllme as Laguna 11.llls could not offer a g r e a t d eal o f co mpetitio n. De.,p1te the I~:.. Laguna llllls d 1 d m a n a ~ ,. t o s ~ o r e a t o u chd o "n an th e Lh 1r d q u a r ter a fl v(.• ya rd r un by !.Ophomore J ohn Chubb. But by then the Diablos had scored 40 points with touchdown r u ns by Rich San chez. Rick Dav1s. De nnis Nickens, Rick Buhler and Mitch Hopp and a 43-yard pass play from Crai~ Schmidt to Lance Richardson doing thedamage. T o uchdown runs b y Ro b Casper and Dav<' Teske closed out Mission V1eJo scoring <ind the season for Lag.una Hills. M iss1on Vi c Jo. m eanwhill'. a waits word as to which cham- pion it is schedul<'d to meet an the first round of the playoffs. This is the third time in the las t fo ur years th<' Diablos have f!arned a berth In the e limlna· ttons. _ ~IV OUAltTERS L•qun.t ~m~ ~o ' o 1 M 1Uo0ft V,.IO 1.J 11 • I• ~ M V R tcl'l.lrd \On 0 O.l\\ f •o ... ~C l'l,..101 'M< Oon••o •ot• I M\I !kt"<"""' JOru,, O•<" r•llf'd • MV O•v1-. t1 ruf' IM<Oon.akl "-•<tii , M V N1ckM\1S run CMt C>ona ld llifltr f M V 8~1""1 1Mc0onaldl.1(kl M V H-»run l~•O ••114!01 ~ l H C-Srun IYellOft_lf_I MV Ce\Qef 11 run !Mc: Oona•<H •<"I MV T~\il~Jrun•M<OoNllChl<kl A t 800 t>'tttndtfYt GAME STATISTICS LH MV r ,,,, down\ b 8 RU\11•' y.,rd', lo )I '8~ Pd\""\ 320 1 SoO PU"I\ 7.71 0 0 F umbl•\ '"'' 2 1 1 I P•n•ll•• Y"'d\ 0.0 10 80 INOIVIOUAL a USHING l H (,llVM 11-21. OluCICI ~I•. Fuqu~ 2 10 M V '>•n< l'lel 447. Non e"' ~)]. 0•••\ .>1l. ~ooe> • 01. C""'1•.JO. C•\e»r s 11; r .. .i.., J 16 INOIYIOUAL .. AU ING L M C.11••• 1 i. 1, 19 c.omo, 1 o.O. 11 M V '><llm•dl t 7~. O . l t"°e •-4'4. H INOfVIOUAL llECEIVINO l .. J6·~· 1-20. "*,..'°" 1-4 MV '11<...,rd'Sor,. 'Cl. !oirewtl'IH 1 1 f' rom Page 83 BARONS ... had ~iven UP. 31 paints. the most lo a nyone in six years . Defensive standouts for Foun- t a an Valley were nume rou!) Rick Lamphear . Tony Pastizzo. T i m He nig(J\an, To m Chow. Greg Barrios. J oe Zam bito. Gil Maruyama. and many others. Newport's Abbate. ·Neil Ross. Voelzke a nd Dave Thompson h ad their defe nsive moments too. but there weren·t enoullh of them . .SCX>ftl ay OUAltTEllS Fou"t~I" Vall~I" l 14 0 f• JI Ne woort HMbO< 0 O 1 t tl fV l<tf...,.,J1 FG. f v -M<tf9erum ) P•\\ from (o<ftc>ton ll<1n.on alO I • FY·. (...,lolM>tf 1 run CL<tf"°" -o<• 1 H H-Hilr-1 I ""1 lo.t ~·~· •1(11.1 FV Cet>toftlttt S.run IL.,..,..•>< k 1 FV-Rom<IW I• ""1 ILMton a><• I NH J~ 3 nm l~H ltlltol A •.•oo e\tlmacto GAME STATISTICS ' FV ""\I-\ 11 ltu\,...\ '"'°' .,.]1) P.U~) 9·11~ PUfth ?·JO Fumblf'\ 10\I 1 t p.,.. .... , ·-1-41 INOIVIOUAL a USMING "" 11 l t IJ , 11 I ~JI l' .. ,. rv C&nto l•nle 7J 171 , Romine 4 IOJ. Hf"'O"'•" l 11; ComptOf' • ); PHii/to •·•. M•1>11<1t1 7 u . IN. r~., 1.s; SMrren I·?; 01•1 ?·\. M•roen1m 1~. N H JOf>noWn 1•n . VOf'IO f' l IA, H11lel • 10< mtnll\ .0, a--ttr? •. W•rd l8J , l .. OlVIOUAL .. AUtMO J v Come>ton .. 11-0. II~ -HM lt111.i I ti I,'' INOIVtOUAl lllCllVINO 'V M •lrQefU"I' S \), (.OC>l)Om •·.0. Hit -C.••n l.JI. OePvtt l•tl, ~l•tr I 1' Vuel1U I 11. Jotln\On I U Slugs Homer ln3-2 Win OTllEll SPORTS -The Montreal Expos h•ve named KUMAMOTO, J apan <API - FeDpri\JCMr an-d Vnu Rapp to their teaching at aff-IGr 1979 J..obnny JJe™'b &luggealiI.Seigh(b · · · Former Detroit Tigers catcher BUI Freellin was dis-ho.rne run and a Lie breaking do bl and Geor e Fosler hit his ~ay. A hospital s pokesman reported that the undisclosed r mer e illness was not sertou.~ . . . Oscar Mania er Los An.celes rally the CincaMati Reds to a 3·2 _.,~...,,=--~"'--$ t:r0un ctlRH11WerMarlcrCls1n1 ot victory over the Vomluri Giants .. Mex.lea .in a bantamweight boxing match at lhe Olymplc ---Tl wililUle--Rl!d!' nrnJnstrarght Audatonum .. Dick Wb.lte has been hired as a manaae· victory and the ir 1 llh win m e nt consultant by the Ca lifornia Sunshine of the a~nlnst two le>ss<'S and one tic ln Am~ri~an Soccef League •.. Argentina'• Boca Juniors their 17-game J apan tour. • cap1lali7.ed on defensive errors to defeat the NASL cham· Mike Lacoss llmll ed the pion Cosmos 4-2 in Argentina ... The New York AthleUc J to nl hits · -1 ..... Club seeks Its 16th title in the AAU's N•Uonal Indoor wat~r hr:~:=:b triu:ph on'~::·;;;. · polo cbamPlonsh.ips at Indiana Unlven lty beginning today Meantime, Pete Rose ext.ended • . . Because 1,837 tickets were still unsold Thursday at t hls billing streak to 14 games by o'clock, the San Francisco 49en· lf•me wtth the Rama Sun-collecU~ one hll ln four al-Wt&. ~11y wiU not be televised ln the Bay area. Sa daharu Oh, the all-time '1 , home run champion with a career total of .-s. went hltJess ln two times at bat. He walked three times. • The RedJ Ued it 2-2 ln the top or the fifth on aolb ho mers by Foster and Bench. ln the 1eventh, Bench doubled i o t c_ore t:i>s t e r , _who h ad singled, wtt.h the wlnnlng run · FOOTBALL E«!stasy and Agony •PWlf ...... o Dan Grasso <ri ght> of Milfo-rd High. Conn is a picture of dcjet·t1on a:-. soccer playe rs of Regiona l J lc bron Andover Ma rlbor o High congratulat<: Scott Cahill. Cahill scored both goals in a 2· l playoff \'ictory. • r Pre~ Showdowns -..L - Football R~ on the Line T r ad itio n a l r 1va l r 1c s a nd championship decid<>rs highlight tona~ht 's schedule of high school football in the Orange Coa:.t area with the regular ~eason finales. Among the a ttractions : Corona dE:I Mar vs. Costa Mesa: Ser vltc vs . Mater Dei: Marina vs. Huntington Beach . Una ver~1 - ty vs. Irvine: a nd Edison \'~ Westminster COS TA l\J ES A Hl G H 'S Mustangs (3·1 l can ~rab a share of the Sea View League crown and the No. l berth an the up- coming Cl F Central Conference playoff~ with a victory over Corona del Mar !4·0 l. Both teams are ranked in the Cent ral Conference ratings and each enters with question m arks in the backfield. Costa Mes·a·s Mike Te regis and Corona del Ma r 's Martin Hubbard, two of the feague·s premie r backs. have been sidelined with an1clc injur ies. Th e gam e pits Corona del Ma r 's solid r unning gam e aga\nst a Costa Mesa attack which .features the short passes of qua rterback 8111 Lux. whose left -handed darts ha ve found his receivers for 851 ya rds a nd SIX touchdowns -'fHE SEA KINGS, howeve r, boast the lea&ue·s be st secon- dary. a nd co mbined wiCH a rugged rlltlnin g game a nd quarterback Kurt Brockman. ar e ravored to win their sixth straight game. Mater Def's crunching attack of running backs Rob Doan and Marc Baquerizo, along with the r unning or quarte rback Phil Spencer. will get a seve re test: with Servile, which is trying to recoup from a 23·7 loss to Angelus League champion St. Paul. The Friars of Servile rely on qu arte rback J im O'Har a and runners Bryon Novak and Mark Bagge\t. Servile must win in or· der to stay in contention for a . . -. - Tonight's Games, Odds THE GAME • Costa Mesa vs. Cerona del Mar at Newport IWbOf THE TIM£ 1:30 THE LINE CdM by 6 Estancia vs. E Tn at Mission Yie10 University at Irvine Hip Marina at Hllrtinftea Beach EdisOA at Wtstminstef Saa Cltmeatt It Upila Bexh Dana Hilts at ca.mtra Valley Ocean View vs. Cypms at Western Servite vs. Mater Def at Cerritos Colleee • Cl F Big Five playoff berth As· suming St. P aul disposes of Bishop Amat . a Servile \'l<'lOry would leave Mater De1 . R1shop Amat a nd Ser vile wit h ·3 2 crecords. A BACKYARD SQUA BBLE be tween Sunset League foe~ Ma nna and Huntington Beach pits a pair or winless teams tn lt>ague play but 1t prom1!>e~ to bl' a good one T he Oilers o f Huntington Beach h ave tailbac k Deron Li nsa cum to <'ounter the Vik· 1ngs · runmnjl punch of Ron Ro} Prowell and Mike Spivey. Irvine and Uru versity a r\• also locked in a game that conclude~ the campaign. and like t he Mar ina·HB issue. 1l m a y be playe b efore an ove rflow crowd.: Irvine, with quarterback Herb Thompson at the control-;, wi ll be tryi ng ·lo upend University (with speedste r Harry Bi llups 1 8 1:30 8 8 7:30 7:30 8 8 El Joro by 13 University. by 3 Maria by 3 EU lry 1 San C1elleltl lry I ca,o by 19 CypreU by 14 Senitt lry 1 ~ an th<'1r fi rst e\·cr confronlal1on m rootball. . E DISON, CHAMPIONS in J.ht> S u n set League. can d eny Thursday's winner of the Foun- t a 1n Va lley·Newporl Harbor duel any pa rt or the league cha m p1onsh1p with a wan ov<'r Westminster. a team with a de ct•rving 3-4-1 on ·ra ll rc•cord. Mike DotterN 1~ Edison·s kt•y back, whale Wc~lminstcr t'oun kr~ 1th Eddie Remelt' El Toro ~ 11 1 be tr} injl lt1 e ns ure a Cl f' playoff, hcrth tont>tht ag_a1n!-.l E!.tant 1a 12.f.1. wh1t•h .can ea rn a pla)off bl'rth wi th a win tonight LAGl 'NA BF:ACll ha5 a ~hot at wann,ng its third 5lra1g ht South Coast Lea~ue game , but rt f1 gurc>s to be a toug h t as k against champion San Clemente. San C IE!ntl'Tltl'. however . ha'> found La ~un a ll<'ach a tough p,µn le to solve an r<'<'<'nt year!. By Roger CarlM>n Pmomino to Defend Crown LOS ANGELES <AP > -World Boxin g Council welter weight champiQn Carlos Palom ino Wlll make the eiJ;hth defense of his title next January against No. 1 contender Wilfredo Benitez in the challeni?er's native Puerto Ri co. promoter Aileen Ea ton an- nounced Thursd<U . The exact date and site of the 15-round bout has not yet bt·t·n dctermi~, according to Eaton~ who s aid ABC-TV planned lt• televise the fi~ht. Palotnino. from Huntington Beach. took the till<' m the SUIT\ mer of 1976. Eaton 1s promoting the bou( m conjunction with Top Rank. Inc l T numph, M"b. Ao Stln"ttl!l!rley;-Jensen, -Maseratf; Rolls Royc.e, Aston Martin. Cat reon SM I on all Mechanical Labor Costs Mechanical • Body • Restorations THE TElllRING S·HElPPE • Moftd•y thru a.turday, 724 W. 10th (off Superior) ~ . 546-1331 \ ";,...-... ,..._ --. ... -.... -.... -. -... -... . '"' .. • • ;! ' . ,. . . ,..., . ,, ~ ' • • • 11 I . • • .. . . . ' . ... • .. .. TENNIS I FOOTBALL ft AP Wor*PIM>IO WADE RETURNS -Virginia Wade returns .1 b:ickhand dur ing a third round match Thursday night 'against Kerry Reid in the C'~lgatc Series Championships at Rancho Mirage Wade defeated Reid. 6-2. 3-6. 6-3. to a d vanCl' to lhc semifinals tonight. U.S. 'Should Be Favored American Davis Cup Team Anrwwreed • t'rom AP Dispatches H EVE HLY JllLLS ...:.... The l 'n1tcd States team should rate ; .... a heavy fa \'Ontc over the con- t m~ent from GrC'at Britain tn the Oa' 1s Cup f1n.1ls Dec. 8-9 10 at Hancho M1 rnAl', nf'ar Palm Springs but Coach Ton) Trabert IS (.';JUl lOUS - " l guess I sound like your t\.p1cal co<ich, but l know there <ire no sure things in sports," said Trabert, \\ho announced the U S. team members Thursday. "We've usually been favored in Davis Cup play in recent yc<irs. but we've lost to teams like Ecuador and Mexico. That's not Ruaici rolled to a 6 2. 6·2 berth by defeating Sadao Kosug1 lriumph overBettySt oveof Thc and Akifum1 Mach1dori of Ne th e rl a nds Wade h a d a Japan,6-2. 7-6 troubled second :-.ct before de feating Kerry Heid of Australia. M(."Etaroe A dcan~ 6·2. 3-6. 6-3 r In tonight's semifin als. Ruz1c1 ·WEMBLEY. England John faces Martina Navratilova and Mc Enroe rccc>ntly named to the Wade meets Chns Evert Satur-U.S Davis Cup-team, celebrated day afte rnoon's championship his selection by whipping Tom m a t c h in the ric hest e ver Okker of The Netherlands 6-2. women's tennis tournament will 6-3 10 a Grand PriK tournament be televised <Channel 21. w1lh Thursday night. $7 ooo d But Brian Gottfried, the olher 5. an a new automo~ile go-spearhead of America's bid for ing to the winner. Wendy Turnbull s core d .the cup, was beaten. Stan Smilh. By JOHN EVANO Of IN 0•1ly .. llel St.tll Tne ""1\uSTiers or Golden West will host Cypress nt Orange Coas t's LeBard Stadium tonight 17 30 1, and what beetcr way for a bowl-bound team to s harpen up than to me~l an opponent that has a 1-8 record. The Rustlers. 7·2 overall - undefeated In conference play- and on a seven-game winning streak. are currently playing their best football or the season. 111£ DEFENSE. maligned earlit>r in the year, has finally ('aught up with the offense-and the two to~ether have proven almost unbeatable. In Southe rn Cal Conference ~lion . the offense is averaging Tonight's Odds Golden West by 21 a bulging 30 6 points per game whilt> the defen~ 1s allowmg on ly 11 2 pomts per contest. The Rustlers also have the top two runners m the conferen<:e in St e ve Fog e l and Leonard Altavilla. Don Lent's Cypress Chargers a re a t the tailend of a season thcy·d probably like to forget. Ttfey s tarted prom lsingly enOUJ!h. losmg to Orange Coast by only three in th€.' opener . 20-17 But the roof caved in against Saddleback the follow- ing week <28·0 1 and it 1t has been a dowohHI s lide since. THE ONLY LIGHT at the end of the tunnel for Cypress cam(' last week when the Chargers de- feated Los Angoles CC, 33·19. Tonight:s game-a tuneup for {;ol~en Wes t at bes t --might be playea with more ~nthusiasm than at first anticipated . The Chargers have been noted to give the Rustlers a tough con- tt•st in the past and a s GWC coach -Ray Shackleford said 1t. ··The last thing we want to do is go into the Avocado Bowl with an t.-xtra loss." Despite jhe type of season the Chargers have had to endure. Shacklefo rd ins ists "he gmne should be a rough onl." " Frldey, November 17, 1978 DAIL. Y Pit.OT BO'ff AllD L BAND\' No ·Girls' ' No ratings are kept on girls tennis during the regular season but it would appear that Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar arc going to be m the running again for seeded positions in the Cl F playoffs. Newport's Tars went to the 4 A finals last year before losing. Coach Glo Grotta has two outstanding members' or that team returning and the Tars are leading the· Su,gset League and figure to capture the championship. , MARIA MYERS IS BACK and pljlying well after being nat11ed as the outstanding player on last year's team. An· drea Gonzalez-, th~ daughter of former tennis great Pancho Gonzalez. is also a member of the Newport team. CdM lost by two points in the semifinals of the 3-A playoffs last yea!' and fi gures to be stronger this time around. perhaps the No. 1 -seeded team in its division Depth and ability charactenze the team this year during an un· defeated dual meet campaign Top players for the Sea Ku\gs include Ann Hoehler . Malla Cheshire .and Lf.a Eastman an singles. Doubles combines Include Terry Ba ldwin-Sharon Bercaw: Mirhele Ford·Tenlcy Kreter. a net Kim Porterfield-Michel•• C:ood - body. San Clemente won the South Coast title. • • • GROTTA THE ORANGE COAST AR"Ei\ 1:.. well represented tn the volleyball playoffs wi th no lcs:. than 10 t~ams compel ing in the 4-/\ comp<.•tit1on · As expected. Corona del Mar. Laguna Beach and Newport Harbor arc the top !>eeded teams Santa Fe lligh of th<' Wh1tmonl Lealo(ue 1s fourth ::.ecded with no other ::.ccdings being made. Others in 1he playoff~ inrlude Ma rina. Mission Viejo. Irvine . Huntington 8€.'aeh, San Clemc·nte , Estancia and Mater Der. . Ocean View High plays top seeded Los Altos in 3·A ac- tion while Liberty Christian meets Oakwood in the sma ll s-chools d1V1!\1on. WIDLE THE HIGH SCHOOL volleyball compellt1on 1s dominated by the Orange Coast a rea, it would a ppear tfiat the junior college teams also have a lock on the opposition. Golden West won its first-ever volleyball cham- p1ons h1p this season by ('aptunng the Southern California Confcr~nce title Lou Ann Terheggen 1s the coach. Saddleback College ·s Gauchos arc 11 -0 tn conference a nd appear to be rt'pcat winners in the Mission Conferen('e under Coach Nancy Bessette. And Orange Coast College's squad 1s undefeated in match play, wrapping up the South Coast circuit title Wed- nesday night by defeating Cerritos. This was a key match for the OCC 'team in con(erence play. Jane Hilgendorf coaches the P\rates . Incidentally. Golden West has enjoyed its. finest fall season . winning not only the volleyball title but the field hockey crown and tying for first m cross country. _ to downgrade lhcir teams. but it JUl't illustrates what can hap- P<'n " a veteran Davis Cupper of years service breaks in the last game past. defeated Gottfried, 6·4, 3·6, of e ach set to defe at Regina 6.3 Mars ikov~ of Czechoslova~1a. in oth e r m atch e s . Tim 7·5. 6-4, '" a T~u.rsday night Gullikson registered a 6-4 5-7 m a tch to determine seventh 6-3 upset of lhe No. 1 seed, Vita~ place . The Austr~han collected Geru laitis , Sandy Maye r "They always play. us tough no matter what their record is." Shackleford says. "Jn most of their games this year they've led sometime in the second half. Although· they're 1·8 they've been in most every game aod been beating team :. statistically:· E'rOttl Page BI Brian Gottfried a nd J ohn Mc Enroe· wlll -play singles for the U.S. Trabert said. with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz the doubles team. Two backup players will be chosen later. • $7 ,000 and-Ma.csilmv~~ned_brushedaside Mark Cox, 6-1, 7-5 $6,000 for her last place f1rush. and Coriado Barazzutti outlast- Case ToptJ Grallant ed Ille Nastase of Romania, 6-3. KINGS' NEW SCRIP-T-A-BIG-HIT. ... . John Lloyd, Buster Mottram, David Lloyd and Mark Cox were named as Great Britain's team. "1th J ohn Lloyd and Mottram l'xpectC'd to play singles. Trabert said selecting the U.S. · l<'am \\3S a trying task, and lhut his final dctision was based hea\ ily on computer ra nkings. Made~ Ru:f(."f Win R ANC HO MIRAGE \'1rgima Ruz1ci of Romania and V1rg101a Wadl• of England used d Irr f'rC'nt routt•s Thursday night to re<1ch the singles semifinaJs ot the Colgate Ser1 <'s Ch a m - pionships at Mission Hills Coun- try Club. KYOTO. Japan -Top-seeded Ross Case of Aus tralia beat Tony Graham of the United States. 7-6. 6-4, to advance into the semifinals of a tennis tourna- ment today. Case wtll meet Joel Bailey in Saturday's semifinals. Bailey topped Jun Kamiwazum1 of Ja pan. 6·4, 6-3. The other semifinal match will be an all-Japanese affair with Jun KuJd playingSachio Kato. Kuki beat country man Tsuyoshi Fukui. 6-0, 4-6. 7-5 and Kato e liminated Shi~eyuloi Nishio, 7-5, 6-1. ' - The American doubles team of Bailey and former UCI standout Scott Carnahan won a semifinal - 6-7.6-3. HigtlPras Tri unepl11i BOGOTA. Colombia-Jose lligueras of Spain .advanced to the quarterfinals of Grand Prix tennis-tourney Thursday by de· feating Hans Kary of Australia, 7-6. 7.5 ln other matches Jose Luis Damiani of Uruguay de feated Fernando Maynetto of Pe ru. 6·2. 7-6, Chris Lewis or New Zealand downed Ecua dor's Ri ca rdo Vcaza . 6·3. 6-4. Jairo Velasco of Colombia defeated counttyman Ivan Molina, 6-4. 1-1. Molina de-· faulted after he became ill, and Victor Pecci of Paragua y topped Alvaro Betancur. 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. J satisfying wins in the NHL. ··Anytim e you can beat Montreal it has to be satisfying because they are a great club." Grahame s a id . -"W e ca ught the m fl atfooted. All of our 19 guys were doing a gre at job clearing the puck. We were not g iv ing t hem a c h anc e fo r rebound-;." SECOND VEAR defenseman Rob Palmer of the Kings had a goal and two assists. and said it was the fi rst time he's scored three points in a gamt' in his hfe. Goring kept his league lead in goals with his 13th. which gave the Kings a 5·1 lead late in the second period. Montr e al C o a <!h Sco tty Bowman agreed on th e Importance of total effo rt. "You have to give the Kings credit toni ght. But we had a poor ni ght." Bowman said. "A lot of our guys had a poor night Ten poor efforts out of 18 pl3yers " PALMER S AID H E~ WAS proud of his own pe rforma nce but he said 1t was a "team effort" to beat Montreal "Syl Apps' line gave 1t a super <'f fort. Our for .... ard ~ \\ere picking up their players and 1t took the burden off the defense." Palme r said. "They m ade us look good." The vi ctory enabled the Kings to break out of a sccon~ place tie in the Norns Division. Montreal • leads the division with 24 points. Los Angeles now has 16 and Detroit is third with 14. Mont,.•f I 0 7 ) LO\ lonq~I~\ 7 ) I • •• ,,, Pt,.-1od .. LO~ A t'lgt't(.\\ Muq:mv , •<io•ouo 0.-1 8 28 1. Montr~.t• J.t•••\ 1 t7 o.; J. Lo; A"9('ft~. (,raf"t 1 <Palmttr. 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'111>-.i1111n "''II 111 h.111tl Hut .1 'tranj(t' h.1prwnin.: orrurri•d •" th•· ll'fHtl took th,• r1\'ld ror lht• '''l'Ond half th\·~ f111 j.!ol h11" l11 • plJ footb.111 \ OKOPPt'D P \~"' 1n tht• Pntl 111n1• .i fumhlt• llhlih • lht• 10 ml!>,l'\J lldt ll'il\ , ....... 1.,:nm1·nt .... ll Jll lt·ll lo •• ;!7 m up:.el deft•at :-;obod:-h.1d .111, 1dt•J .u thr lime• JU'l ho" 1mr'°rt.t11I that lo:.:. \o\Ould ~· Bul a,., tho"'' things U'>Ualf> IU1:fl uul 11 "a:. dl'' asiatan.: Wllh lhc ~pr~~--b.U..iM..("! lht' ('OAfffeM~ h<Hr ~11- pt>rtt'nt't'Jturda} had t hey only k1..•pt th<•1r antt•nsat)' for Ont.' ha lf IOOJ.:l'r "We know about at , hut \\l' tn not to dwell on tht.' pa'>t." say·s Tuck<'r "Wt.• realize our season "as probably Jost at that game " So now. instead of J cro\\n, the P1rat1..·~ m ust Ir~ to l'Ontent lht•mst>l\'C'S b:-f101s hani.: thl' i.t'ason "1th thi.' 5chool 's bc .. t rl.'cord an threl' H'ars. rt · t·ould ha\ t• h1•1•n h1•ttt>r for th'' Pirates. but ont• c rummy half put an .1brupt halt lo 11 .ttl • • • Oii.LiS . \ ~LF:F:PISG GIA:\I ~tA \' BE looming as far as the Ot.ln):t' Ct)..\:ot b.1~kl•tbull tl'3m 1s concerned. \\1th .. m llb\ wu.-.1~ appart'nt lark or Size 'nobody is ,,, l'r «' c> • 1t•.1m $p..'«i :rnd gifted shooter, the Pirates a.re !>urpn'm~ :i lot <'f tr!lms "ith thelrhusllc.-determina tion , . .nd •'' t'r.111 t1•.1m til.1~ I .1 .. 1 Frac1.1~ lhl' Par3tes hostNI Cypress. considered ,"\n1 ,,, 1h1' h'Jl t1'.ims in the :.t;1k. and did more than hold lh1•1r 1'"" .1g.11n"t :a team \\h1rh featured a 6-10. 6 10, 6·9 fr,•nl hrw Tiit: r lR.\Tt:s LO. T the scrim mage 60-49. but werr . 1h1'.1d th1• "hol,, "a~ until the final quarter of the four ; '0111rnll• prni.:ram And OCC v.:is consta ntly shuffling ''' unit~ "h1l1• Cypn•ss "as l'mployin~ the starting s quad for lht' m.lJOnt} of the contest. .. Wt··rc \'ery pleased "ith our progress ... said OCC Conch Tandy G1lhs. who's beginning his third season al Coast. The Pirates s howed a tremendous a m ount of discipline a nd aggressiveness in their game with Cypress. a nd if they can continU<' the int<-nsity. OCC s hould be a team to r eckon \\1th. for the South Coast championship. Our nt>xt look will bc at•Saddleback College and the runnan'. gunnin' Gauchos of Bill Mulligan Stay tl.Cned . . . • • • WITH A PROJECTED ATTENDANCE of 12.000 for th<' A \'O<'ado now I. :.in interesting question arose recently a!> to ho\\ much or th1· gate recl'1pts the teams mvolved re· Ct>IV<' . Last year. according to Go lden West AthlNac D1rPctor Fr<'d llOOVl'r. tht.• Hustlers brouJ:(ht in lhl' bulgmg s um or S300 fo r their game with FullC'_rton that attracted a crowd or 10.100. The• way It was expl.1ined 1o; that all four bowls 'i\' oc·ado. Mission, Potato and Hay 1 arc lumped into on <' hugl' pot or which the California Community Junior Collt•s:t· 1\!>sn gets 50 pcrcl'nt. the c·onrerences get 25 per ct·nt and tht• t••a ms s plit tht• n•maining 25. What it :a ll boilc.'d down to was a minist:ule sum o r S300 last y1..•ar M>1 gosh , the boost in attendance this season m 1l!hl ~'·t thi.• schools an extra $25. Don't ssx•nd it a ll at once fe~las. NFL Statistics N..A TIOHAL FOOT8AlL LEAGUE IHOIVlOUAL ~UTl:\TICi L• .. I,... Av\Mt' All Yd• A¥11 TO. "'" _.,.,,,. M• ttf 1 71.t 10\1 4 ti "" .. ,,."' ',, ... t#,., I ...... 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Coaches and referees are also being sought for the-p rogram with those interested urged to rontac t Phil Condon a t 642·8372. A n•g1strat1on fee of S20 is be· ang char~ed with boys receiving coupon books thl'y can sell to pay a pa rt or all or their fee C.ames v.111 be pla)ell Moncla:-- t hrou~ Fnduy night:. from faH· to mm• Eighth gruck will play tin ~tooday. s<'H'nlh grndl' on Tut•sc1;1y. s1'1.th grudt• on Wednl"• rtay. hflh ~radt.'-on Thurs day and third .ind fourth grades on Fn· day. St'cond. grade instructional leuguc-pl;,iy wi ll b<' on Saturday. Trophies \\Ill bt• a\~:trded for lht• first thrct· finis hc-r.s and t'\'l'r\ playt•r will rt•ceive a T s hirt on uv.urd~ night. Uniforms will bt• lssuC'd Dt•c• -1 a nd each boy will bl• ublt' to keep his Ulll· form whr n lhl' ~t·n~on l·nds . For fur1hl'f 111f1,rm al 1on. t'Oll t :wt t hi• Hoy ... · Cluh .it H 12 1437:! . 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TIHir .. ,loy from NCAA ";01'1'1'1 J'IO'il l'\l'UIO>n fllUy hd111 j • lh•·v l'Vl'r )fl 111 tNI .I '' ·h n < • r "' 1> h y • :t 'l :I I J C' I U t (• :t l h J 0 I. l (.' cJ1 r·l·ctor. i.uld thul t'h t.t S s.10 rton11 t\ud U!ll·d n ployn, not nnmc ct , n il y<?u r who hod not b<•f'n cortlriNt 111; t•llulblc . lie blamt1d II on n c'll•rlcul c·rror. but It waH "nough to «llmlnute San Jotto from the playorr rtold San JOfte wn" to have pl3y('d S:mtu Clurn trl n rir11t -round pluyorr J(am(' ton i R h l .• N 0-W • l h c sch e dul e hoR bt~n r e drawo uncJ Washin~ton wll) p lay Santa Clara Sunday AUTO RACING Will Petty End Long ought? ~---.._-am'AP m 'A e 1 ~-111.~IAM.M.---..... -Pt•t t y m ay b<' on thc.wfty to t•ndln.i ha:. 16 month v1<'tory ctr 1111.:ht 0 11 tht• <.: rnnd N ationol 11ltH'k \'llr t:l'tCUlt , n ftt-r rllrtlng w~th h it-1>wn t rurk. r.-cord 'l'ht1,,r!i duy 1n pr uc ttc l' fo r S1111<111>"' ··rinws ~ 111 Ontttno N nt lonnl S1~·dwn)' 1'1·1ty ilrtwt• u m•w Chevrolet. 11•pl 111·111i.: h li. rnon• fam illur Hoel tit'. to l1•11d t h t• 11r uc-t ict' 111•1u1ton for th1• final NASCAR !)(Ml 111lh• 1 ut.•1• of IU7R ~th u lap 11t IM till:t 1n 11h Tht• vt•tc rnn l11 lvc.1 flom Huo4lt!nuan ... ~ h11lcl11 lht· NAM'All trudo. rN'ord 111 IM llWI 11111h •wt Ill (jUwhryina 1111 1111• ltllllW I 111'1• lui.t Y•·ur 11 ...... r W u ll1111 ul1111 In LI <'h1·vr11h·t Whl\ IWt'•llld , ... , ... l\t Ill 1:"14 ~'"" 11111h r>11v11I l'•·••P1t1n 1n u Ill// ( 111114111 Wllh 11t·Kt W•lh II •11rNI <1f IM OM . c -.rtF -v-rrrtlo11rn1<h wtm h~ u I 1t'u 11 y 1l1t11h1·1I h i, thlfrl 11111 :.11ut1111• ti1J111I N o.1ll1;nal NEIL BONNETI" IS R~ADY FOA (IM S ORANO PRIX RAC I h iHl'llllHlblaljl 11111\ol• hlh ( t\r1t y 't 11 1111• l11u1 eta lic-:.t I &11• o f lt11 d .. y 11'>:1 H:':> 1111111 Y111 1l1111ou~li •HM1 l'1 1ir-..t1t1 ,.,., I ll d 1111 1l1t 1•111 llUftll>t•f o( J>t1l1· 1;11.1111111• 1h11o1 y1·.i1 with ~«-n l•lll'I\ /\ $HI OOlJ-l>eJlllJ::. ww~ ll1 l.tl4' l1 u11i'I 111 1;1111• p•1!>1 l11m" uftrr 1111!..ay ,. 'llllf 1ly11114 0 I h 1• f ~ m J I< 1 n J.! f ;u t I J f' 1111 111111 •I l>tm 1111• Alll:o.(Jn 1n u l~i! IJ l1l 11 111111J11 .. at 1 ~3 42'J mf)h Hu1til y U.1k1•1 1n .1 1!117 Old .. t 1:,;i 12:1 mµh. t ... ·nn1t• Pond an c1 1'17'1 <'tl•·vy .it J:'>J 32!.I mph . He Has What It Tilkes_ For Bonnett, l't Takes a Crash to Win By 110\VARD L. llANDY Ol ll'le 0•1!y Piiot Stall ONTARIO -Nell Bonnett do1.>sn 't fed he· 1s ~UPl'rst1t1ou~ but ht• isn't overlooking t he fact that things arc working out pret ty much the sam e this yc:.ir as they did a year a~o when he won the T imes NASCAH Grand Na tmnnl stoek eA r ra('e ut Onlar10- Molor Speedway .. ·fl st•ems to t>e a year end d<'al for me. Oo nm•tt s ay .... I totaled a car last yt•ar 1n Atlan- ta. lht•n won the ract• out ht· re · · · 1 t otaled anolh~r ca.r an Atlanta again this yeur "hen I ran over a piece of metal with the left rear tire and went into lhl• wall at l60·m1les per·hour I hope things work out the sam e at OntarioSunday " Ile• v.alked away from both nas hc•s unscathed anti trl'd1ts tht• ... trat'l safCt \ d('\'IC('.., th:.it NASCAll demands for giving him "uch protl·c·t1on "O H. I WAS S ORF. :ind brua"rd and spl•nt the· night in a hospital. btJt I tl1ctn ·1 h tl\t' anv brokt•n bom•s or other anJuril's. t he• sa vs. Wh:at ahout lht• <'Ur .. Will 1t bC' r£'ady for Ont arao" ..We didn't set.• any · way to brin~ 1t out hl•re afll'r the crash ... he s ays "l!ut lny t'rew ~tartt•d working on at tht• next day and the• st•vt·n mt•n have bet-n wnrkan~ urountl lht.· clock to lo!l't II 11•ad~ . l'ht•\ \\Ill ln1ng II 11111 :.snd I ht•11· ,., no douhl 111.11 11 \\all Ix I 1'.lil\ 111 g(I lll't llt..1• II \\,l'i 111•1111 t ' \\1• 1111 h.1\1' .I '(1•111' <"Jr hut 1111· 111w I \\ 1 n h.1•11 I\ th1· lx.•1 11·1 11111' I' tr t '1 1 · t ti \ '\ I (' ,\ I. "11'11\ t' th 1t 1-. I\ ,111,11111· rani Ill 11.t• II "I' II \\Ill 1h1 \\ho!I 11 I~ s upposed to do The c;u~pens1on. chassis and everything t:l~c will be readv .. ll, used to be that a '\tO <'k car was one that had little thangt' fro m the anes that can be pu rchased ·:it any dealership by the average fa n . Racing rules pro h1b1ted any chang<.:s. Ob vTuus y. \o\10\fhe SP<'eds :.itfaincd by these m achines today. this asn ·t the casc any longe r. What 1s thl' difference an lht' NA&CAR veh1cles'l "REl\LL-Y. ALL THAT stock car relates to is the oute r ap- pearance." Bonnett says "The s tnctC'sl rej!ulataon ""e h ave is that the ·appear.lncl' ha~ lo fa t the tc·mpl:lte of a family car of that part1rular m ake thc n_l?ht \(id th and he1~ht and looks \.\ e ha' t> to make sure at re:.embles a :\tcinte Carl<' or Thunderbird \Clu.t.il.t' Lhc kJd..-.10 ~chool m .. Thi~ '°l't':o-fans an '-1pporturu t~ h' r"\l,.,1.-1'' thl \JP· mor~ th.in :ht •'rtn ct-:ur.p .on:.h .. p l .I r:,. ·R:i:'1,· .. n~ t 'l ~1h1r~ <'I~ 1 .. hand m,ldt ln'm th<' lrJmt or, up :\,) Ch1'':-c•let h.l:o J Cirotral l\lotors bit'<.._ hut th<' IOtlmJI parts.art' .111 h:rnd m .1dl' • · I T-T A I\ F S .\ L 0 T n f horse pcm er to nm .J 3. 700 pound c·ar ''1th a :lSS cubic inch <'n1:ane .ii the S~"til' 'H' run You havt.' to do .1 lot of work tt1 m.lk(' th1 ... "mall inntor run th.it ra~t " Thi ~ h.1.Sn t bt.-,.•n J b1J! ~car for Bonnf'lt and h" t rt'". "ponsored by :\t "port Rt•.ich ... r\rmor ,\II Produll:- '"l ·n · h.1d .1 lot of ,1d' er"ill\' tha!> ~ea1 Bonnett says. "\\~ ...tartl•d tht ~ t•.ir dra\lng a Dod~e ('harj!t·r .1rd 'w at c h e d t o Chcvroll't \\ t' 't· also had a c hange in crew personnel and 1t h:.is been hard getting o r gan1red for a good eHo rt team"" 1st> I than k wc•re about ther e now. thoug h .. H E HAD A Blll'SH-w1th Da r- rell Waltnp and was placed on 30·day probation this year. ' .. He pushed m e in a r ace tha t I was leadJng and then we nt on to win the rare." Bonne tt says. .. , thought he was overly ·ag- ~ress1ve and when he was com- • 1ng ·~own pit row to viete r y cir· c le. I got in his way and pushed him orrdown the lraek. "The only difference is. I :.potted tum 110 mites per ho ur." Bonne tt stlll is not on the friendliest te rms with Waltrip but one can hardly blame him. He feels he should hin e won that particular rar-e as he was in the lead '-'·•th about five laps lo go ..., hen lhe incident occurred. And rt.>fernng to hie; wreck al . .\tlanta each of the' last t"'o ~ e-ars before rom ang to Ontario. he sa y~ .., hate to have a wreck eve ry HJr before I come out h-ere. Dul 1f that ·s what 11 L<ik(\S to win. that:. "hat '+'l"ll do " Pfister D e feated TA I PEI. Tai wan St<-ve Docherty up5\.'l (clluw Amt•n can !lank PfL'>tl'r. i; •1. ti I Tl1111 ~ctuy night an lht• T.:.i•Vt.'' 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X-100 Multigrade , Motor Ott D;j , 10W-20W-40 ~ . · QneQuatt Prie<• uftoc11vc lhrough Novembor 19, 1978 e1feasu ORANGE: SANTAANA: _ .. ..._ ...... c-...... o,.........,. . .. -·· ....., ..... ......... ~ . ",,,..., .. • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. .. . ' . ... , CROSS COUNTRY I SKIING CAIL Y PILOT 111 "! .Unl "Rminers Top Prelim Field ~ ~---.. .,_. s A .. W ......... JOGGING STICK -Lynn ~allette holds the ultimate in running chic. lhc jogging stick, as she ties her running s hoe. The stick is un cngrav<•d. s ilver-tipped walnut ba ton intended to help the Jog- ger fend off .1umpmg dogs I Joggillg Not .Cheap M ~ ll H, - ~ ~ .... ":--. .. ,,_ I. " . . - ' Trappings of Sport Can Be Costly By DANIEL Q. HA NEY BOSTON IAPl -Perhaps the height of running chic is the Jogging s tick. an engr aved. silver-tipped. I4·inc h -long chllnk of varnis hed walnut described as "the ultimate measure of defense against canine and car." For the trend·conscious. jogging is no simple matter-of pulling on faded high school gym shorts and panting 'round the block. No, like so many o the r 'see m ingly unc luttered ple asu res. running is rife with paraphernalia'. And expens ive: too. if you heed the o utdo-your-neighbor fervor that has taken over this youn~ sport. TAKE THE JOGGI NG STICK. Clearly marketed for the upper in· come end of the running set. 1t is a combination billy club and swagger slick intended to beat back snappy mongrel s and aggressive a utomobiles. · Reed-a nd Barton. a silverware maker in Taunton. Mass .. said it has sold several thousand of the $20 s ticks across the country in the past mo~h. · "It's mostly for chasing away pooches." said Babs Lanamme. a co m p any s pokeswoman ·'It's lightweight, so you could probably handle a poodle with it. But if you en· counter a German shepherd or a doberman. I suggest you just run a lttlle faster " OF COURSE, JOGGING does not have to be expensive . Joe Notar, manager or the Bill Rodgers Runrung Center in Boston, a jogging gear shop. said Lhc only necessity is a pair or $20 runnjng.shoes. But for most people caught up in the running craz.e.-that. is har.dly.-<;1 start. "The uppe,r middle class couple easily can spend $400 lo S500 a year ·on equipment," Notar said. "They go through a couple of sweatswts and three or four pairs of shoes between the m " · TH E PRICES ARE, well. stagger- ing. A p{Ur of shoes can cost S40. a Jogging Mil $75. shorts $25 and a T - shi rl SlO. Add to this s2 for socks. S.15 for rain gear, SlO for long underwear, SIO fo.r night reflectors and S30 for a bag to put all this stuff in, and the bill comes to $237. This does not include some or the more esoteric trappings of the game. Joggers pa y $40 for wris t stopwatches. Sl5 for root exercisers, S8 Cor wallets that hook onto ihe1r wais t bands and $20 for earplug metronomes that keep their footsteps even. Some home bound joggers even shell out $1,000 for treadmills. Said Notar: "It's easy to really go off the deep end " Ski Bowl To Close Ski Conditiom REDDIN'G fAPl Officials of the Shasta T r inity National Forest announced Thur s day th at Carl McConnell. owner of t he Shas ta Ski ----Rew!.-bas...been.,gr:antcd permission to leave the facility closed in this ski season . McConnell want s lo r e locate his faC'Hily elsewhete on Mt. Shasta a nd s a\d earlier this year he would not re· • open at the present loca· Uon , but the final say was_ up to the U .S. Forest 5ervtce. lOSANGELESIAPI Ht'rt'ar•I"" lotf'\1 ~now r~t!. tor Wt-il~rn !. .. 1 H" \.O•t~ Alloeot1 .. 1n1nc""" •now, man maoe -· Ollf'n' OU coa>tlAOO Btrtfloud Pau. -" Otptft, 2 MW 'now. PllOecll)OWder, Co-• Mountain 17 70 de'ptll, no new snow, man rNclt -,,.,..,., snow • Iii~& -;i. clel>lll. no new •-:· Ot< ... fll powder. Kevstont0 11 JO ClfC>ltl. no ntw -· -ll.«100..0.. \.ovel-e.s"' -t44t*"4n, •new SllO'#, Oll<ll.«IPOwd9r. Winter Per• -•• CltPll>. no new .....,.. m11n"'8dt~. UTAH All& -16 cl<'PH•, no -\now. P<t! •eel powder.()pen,S.turd.sv PM• C•IV ,. Mptn, no ...... ·-· P&<kt'd~r.~11 Snow B•rd -14 41 dflplh, "° n,.w 'now, paOed ~r. OPPn\ ~~tur. o"v celved 28·38 Inches of fresh s nowfa ll sin ce Nov, W, making it possi- bM to open lifts 1,5,7.8 and 9. New at KJrkwood this -season are three ski run s, ·a n a ddition a l 400-car pa rking lot and a l,SOO ·square fo.ot ex- p a n s 1 on a t t h e Haknenka mm I .odge. The For est Service owns the land where the ski bowl is located. Bad w eat h er a nd an avalanche la.-;t year are • Gregory, Top Angler, Dies a mon1 problems the ski S ANTA CRUZ IAP> - facility has endured. Private services were h e ld T h ursd ay f or Under tbe F o r es_\ Myron Gregory. 70, who Se rvlc. d ecis ion,. the... won numerous stat e, nll- f a c ll l t y wil I rem a 1,n lional and international cloted at. least throu1b fly caattne titles. May 31. Gre&<>ry. a freque nt contr ibutor to ,.J y Fl11h- crm an magazine. <llPd Wednesday at a hospital here. The magazine had re. fer red to. Gregory as one of th e deans of West Coast angUn1. WALNUT Back when the cross ror thl• final teams and ind1v1duals must C'ountry 11c~son was JUt.t a couple• oC plac<• among the top four of their heat ruces o d, n versify TliJ(Jf C<mch Bo _ Fm(Hs ~II b6 helG-SaL~4ay, Stlv. Messrn41 anid hls teavi was capable of 25. also at Mt· SAC. . winning the CIF ch"amp1onsh1p • Leading the Univers ity High bid 1s ranked 10th 1n CIF, and Jluntington Bl'ach. which f1ni~hed c..~cond an its race at lhc...ML SAC lm.ll.a.lu1n.a.l. SfMI VALLEV IS favored to win the 4 A, with a strong challenge expect· ~l'\!!..U!ld his crew wlll get a Sam Walling, a s«>nior whp has won c ance like-a majorSWjl l6Wllrt1s--~ ra~ hN ent~Fe&-U~..-.... ,;~ ex.- thnt go Saturday morning when they cept two-lhc Corona d<•I Mar lnv1ta <>d from Foothill and defending champ -J.la1()6-&\/~r.d@£....Un~~ nnks fouctb----.. _ _.. Upland 1s the 3-A favorite. chased hv Burrouiths of Burbank and Ouartz 11111 Mis~ion VieJo 1s ranked sixth. entt'r the CIF prellms. beginning at U on llonal and the Mt SAC Invitational Ml San Antonio Collegl.''s hill y course . "There are prubabJy_ four or five teams capable of winnlni 1t ... Messina 1>u1d .. And If we gel a lot of R<-'<>Ple run· nrng ,well on the same day . combined with a little luck, we could be the on"t " W ALLING WILL HAVE a !>llff challenge in the 4·A ind1v1dual race from the E1i.enhower lf1 gh twins Chuck and Frank Assumma Besides M1ss1on VieJo. the top a•ca hope in the l ·A 11. Dana ll1ll,'i, the ninth· ranked team in its division of CJ F . ALSO n GURING to m ake a strong bid to qualify for the finals will be Mis· s1on VieJo in the 3-A division Dave Cangelosi of Villa Park 1s another md1v1dual to wa tch m the 4-A. wh 1l t' Edi s on'!> M1~e La n s don represents the toughest °'"'the Sunset League has to offer. FOR TH E GIRLS' races. Edison anci its freshman sensation. Andrea K1rkorn, are heavy favorites to wm 4-A honors -K1rkorn's t.op challeni:er Jor tht' ti- tle could be her rival from Fountain Vallev. Annabdll• Villanueva. Three heats in each of the four boys' dlv1s1ons will be run To qualify As a team. the Sunset c1rcu1t '" best s hots come rrom Fountain Valley. Equal Funds For Women? Sports Mailbag . Pac-IO Leade r s Dominottt Te am WA S HINGTON f AP 1 Sports Editor: Colleges would have to equalize I am wntmg this r egarding their s pendi n g o n a thletic _your sports coverage .of t~~ scholarships and recruiling;rfor Orange Coast College women s male and female athktes: based volleyball team on their respective participation Our volleyball tean:i is in sports. under a proposal by• currently un1defeated with a the De partme nt of Health, record of 13·0. We have only two Education and Welfare the more games to play and 1f we Wash ington.Post reported tOday. win these we will be the South While the proposals would Coast . Conference champions necessitate equal per-capita a.nd will have a berth m the s late s pending for scho lars hips. finals to be played at San Jose recruiting and other financially State. Dec. Isl and 2nd . measurable items. they would ~t . a ppears . we receive only not mandate dollar-for-dollar minimum ~overage in your s pending, the Post s~ud. paper -mainly game scores .. It There would be leeway for ~eems to me that the commuruty spending disparities. provided mteresl wou~d '!luch rathe r hear they result from "sex.neutral.. about a wmmng, undefe.tted. f actors a nd don't have 3 excellent team.-. regardless<?' n egati ve e ff e c 1 0 n l h e the fact that 1t 1s a women s opportunilies of either sex. volle~ball tea~ lt~e hottest As an exam p I e o f -a growing-sport •.n Cahf.l -Ulan "sex-neutral .. factor. the report a losing men s tea_m. be it cites differences in equipment footbal~. basketball or costs and long-rangc program ot~erwise decisions. the Post said. So, pleac;e take this into cons1derat1on the next t1m<> there is a spaC'e a vall abl(t. m your sports !>ection You do cover Southern Cahfo.rma c..portS -don't leave out tt)e undefeated Or ange Coast Collc~c women's •volleyball team -of which we are a dominant part Carol Huber · ('osta Mesa PK•tk-to s ... 11.i.u RUSHING LEADEAS All Yd• GIA•9 Who IP U'>( 70 11Sll 11• H tt•own UC LA lo7 1111 118 I !>1e.,1e. "'•"" 11J ••8 ••a ,.,.,.,,,.,,,, '>"tn 1~ SM 118 • Htatfr Ar11 1)1 7•'1 8) • LEADING PASSERS All Cm Yd• "TO. McOona10,usc 1n 81 '8'1 ,. Olls,St•n 3~ 718 IOAb ,, CampfSell,C.I ,60 ISi 71"6 1l Pa(lt'I ASU II J1 SO-1 ,,.. Kro11n Ar11 117 &1 iO t> ... omplintent DuP 1..uo1NGuce•ve11' PC Ydt TDS Sports Echtor 1 '"llt•s s•~n •• 11e o If W" d dn'l th k a I NH..on SI"" •o .in l ,.. I In ' COmp I M•rq,.•um St.,, ,6 801 ~ ment was due. we would not be fnd.w w 31 3114 1 taking the time to write this smo•n. c..,~ou1..oFFEN~~ 11'° We s ubscn,be to the LA Time., P1,. Yd• GtA"'I nnd the Daily Pilot, and have for 0 1" s1"" .. , ;,,,. 1111 , b c~mpD•ll Cd• J3' 7011 101 I a out IS years rr.om,00n wsu J)t 1111 m • In my opimon you fcllo\\ s do MdlOnt' ,,su 111• 1m 1111 an outstanding JOb m th 1s area. _w_"'-"-· u_!>_c ___ ,_.,_n_>J __ 114_1 of SJ>ons . even 1>en.cr tllan the ---------.. Times ~ S But. the basic reason for these 4.,_~~l<f(~ 559.5452 flowers is to comphmcnt you on 1, YOU?' sports section front page ..t -• .. Clllk• where you box off the. srht•dule~ ~ • c. & for the day. Great. great. great. ·+.t ~ l'ri• .... John Spratler I• r.'" Costa Mesa '---------__, 1hc 1979 Celtca. Extra excitement A real driver's car With an aero- dynar'Qlc body thal s 1hc shape of EXIRA thc 80s. here lodny \ The 1979 Ccltca GT L1ftback Extra functional With plenty of room 1or four. and a large rear hatch that makes loading bulky items ;i snap The brand-new 1979 Toyota Tru cks Extra qood looks Bolp and aggressive new c:.tyltng ou1s1de New morf' car-like interior 1ns1de With more com- fortable seals new dash layout. more sound 1nsula11on on some other trucks I 1ence This year lhe luxurious C'.Ofona gets a wide opening rear hatch a NEWS ••• 30 NEW1979TOYOTAS. EXjFa v, lue, t · the extra we build into ~ry Toyota The durable. . ec~1 t ~tas Luxurious Coronas.-Spwty Cehca~Jpugh ·royota T. <me go-anywhere Lan~rtsers" Ana ihe CWssida the ~oyota The 30 new 1979 ;o~jlS They're~ news • . ' · ·' ;..~ ~ 1'1f" .. · lOU ASKED FOR rT lOU Gar rT , TOYO·TA ... .. .-.. ...-. . . f • .----.. • • • . ,. . ... .. '"\. • , ' ... 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'hl"" 1111 1111-: • 'a\ .... 1•1 .. 11 1 • i\s rar as ht•r 111h-111 tlw 'ludw i.:01•<; I "oultl ho1w lhat us tum· goPs by wc•ll ht• u bh• lo u::.c her more a nti m1H t• '' /\ t•ouvll' of weC'ks a go Ken· rwrly ~ol her. first ehanct• to up· ti ~Lt l' e v cry o-n r crn t h·c· Horcboanl ll took her h y i:.ur prise and she didn't do wt•ll "THE t1RST TIME I mt•s1w1l 11 up royally," s he admits But '>lu· t•amt• buck lht• st.•cond tinw ;ind did much better. "I don·1 J.:C't nt•rvous on the ~how t'X<'t•fll whl'n I'm tloani.: somethmi.: rm 11111 familiar \\1th, .. sH'I..• savi. ·uul l'd Wu! to k abll-to "clo t'\'l•rythmg o n the s how I want to be ready for aoythrn~ .. S ht• ha s t aken to carryinit around an mvolvcd chart on all the N l"L teams and 1s const<intly upd a t tnl! 1t with pe rsonnt·I c hani;:es. tnJunes. etc She t akci> h<•r JOb vt•r y s erious ly a nd .. 111d1es cassettes of the show. look m i:: for ways to 1 fTI prove "I know l"m not ~01ng to br cioing the show for t ht' nt•x t JO ~NJ rs." she says. "but right now I 'm n ot th1n k1ng loo muc h · aht•ad I'm Just I rying to do 11 right. ,,. . ··I ncvcr really thought I'd b<. involved in s ports but I like 1t sc much thal I want to be JlOOd al 1t. .. * ·* * Saf. urdoy~.ct Radio~ TV Agf>ndo RADIO SPORTS ON TV I HORSE RACINQ - STILL UNNOTICED .J hy lll~ c;1•oqw 'Qrl the CBS "NFL Tnduy" program, wt.l ks unnoltct•d o A New York ·s Fifth A v1·nuc m•ar ·he r s tudio l_I I ~p ~lropflO(f ~ 1'-11 't t':JSY to n·pl;H'l' ;1 l1 •i{1•rnl of (;,.,ir~r""' • stal tin'. 1111tl Kl·111wdv isn'I 1•v1·n trv1111..: She wanh to do 11 lw1 w,1y Football Over-saturation - lt All-Beoomes a J.llur By JAY SllARBUTI' '4J* Te .. vnf.oft Wrtt•r LOS /\NG ELES l J\ P l -This may be we ird. but this Sunday I'm s wearing off pro rootball on TV for the rest o f th<• M·ason No nag,::ing ware caused this M1m· lt.'ft at ham1mc onl' Sundi.ty m 1913 and nevl•r c:1mc back No. 1l"s Jus t that pro foothall finally 1s cuusmg me brain fad<.· Th<' N ... J. has 28 extra ~am~·~ a root this season. or 2K t oo many . •'OR YEARS l'VE P ULtEO up a case of Old Frothingslosh. res pectfully bowed to the TV sl't S undays and Monday nights . commen ced drinking 'tlnd wa t c hed 22 big m e n f!l•I ferocious over a s ma ll ball frlled with air. I 've listened to Curt Gowdy. were a Wur r can·t r em t·mhl'r any except for the one wher" Marv Throne berry s1ti. on <1 bcarh and sigh~. "I stall don't know why they a:.kcd m l' lo do this commercial ·· I va~ucly re<"all that 11n th1• ... a m c Sunday, al n1 ghL t ht• TV ~howed the Los J\ngt'll•:. Ham' pluyrng Pittshurgh on a muddy h eld he re But I had to ask ;1 p,d Monday who won and to 111 ll"f m e on the excitement . 1f any Tht> pal a lso orh.1rl'd to lml'f m e regarding "ho ll'ud' lht• AFC East. thl' J\FC \\c-,t. tht· J\FC Central. the N VC Wf•'it . t h1• NFC Central. the NFC Ea:.t :ind how the dollar 1s f<tnni.: :lJ.:i.tln'>t the yen But I had to go to tlw dl'nt1'>t. so I got the fill an there Sunday, ont' on Thur:.da:- GrJntt-d. 20 mghl J!Jffit'' '" .1 lot for the hum.rn nuncl t11 ;Jl. l'l•pt But hlome n1'1tht>r O l•I f'roth1ngslo:.h nor AH<.' for th1 ffil•ntJI -.hnrt Clrt'Ull J \ ,. 1J, '!'lopl'd 111 '1l'" mg pro f1M1t lt,1ll The· eulpnt t!'t J m·~ r11..,cJ'-•· rallC'd Toomuc h1tis Taki· 1lw ·1·omang week, for l''<<tmplt• ON Sl 'SOA Y II E RE, I r.11 · 1h1t'l' ~.1mt•s on ('BS and :\IH ont• on Mondav a t ABC t""' more on Th:rnksg1\lng Day and three mon• un COS and ·:'\HI' nt'll.t Sundily Th.it ' rum• pro lo<1tb:.tll ).(:Imes ml.I "l'l'k • 1r\I '""" )'o•n CllAncf' fLonqol 1l XI I Ill 8 10 M 1\1f'r Mou~< fW1,f'Mrd I '1 00. 1 00. °"1•<-\ .,rrv tWM••f'r I ,, ..... ,, ftlll •tt• "}) CW•d u~ '° ~"'((>n0 1¥11 (~~mot~y lf.f..ttr P\IOrctt ) .0. 161> / 6() l 1111• M."l"f' tLonqol 4 /0 ) .0. !>11- Jr,nn rv tttlM'tl•NJt"'" ... "° Uurd f°"(t Jtrw,.lllnQ 6,,n,,y t5¥Utng1 4 <.0 1 •o 1 •O Af"W\t,,.,., "'""'' AuD•n I & 40. \ .,0 'fVthld '1 I \upt,.f't'\t' fAf\dt"f'\04' I tl bC) \~ t'WM.lct 110 P•l•d •I 00 Football -USC vs. UCLA at-the Colis eum. 12:55 p.m ., KMPC 11101 and KFI C640 i: Cal Slate 1Fullerton1 at Cal Poly 1Pomona 1. 7:30 p .m .. KWRM <L370>. Hockey Pittsburgh at the Kings. 7:50 p nr.,-KRLA-<l-U-O l. Aul-0 Raee-{;rand Ameru:an 200 from On · tario. 1.45 p m . KLAC <570 i T~LEVISION 9:45 a.m. 171 -COLLEGE FOOTBALL Texas A&M al Arkansas. Vern Lundquist. Ben Ma rtin report. l pm. t71 COLLEGE FOOTBALL USC vs UCLA at th(' Dandy Don. Howard the M outh and a ll the rest speak learnedly a nd otherwise of h ang time. traps, clean hits and. this year. grouse.. about the yellow ha nkies fouling the greens ward ABOUf nns MF.MORY loss business: One theory 1s Lbat J ·ve dipp e d int o the O ld F roth1ngslosh too ofte n and can't even re<'all my own namt> now. This is plumb ndarulou<., I'm George Allen. a lway:. have• been Good golly. thl'rt' w.is J tim•· "e d )!C'I JU..'l one on Sund.iy and thal "ould ttd<' u:. O\'Cr for da\-.. Back then. we could e' <'n r4· member Lhe 14arrm~ parl1e!>. Lht.• naml'l> of the players and orte11) thl• score· -~ Not now There's 1u .. 1 11111 muC'h to C'ram in durmi;: a "l't.·k·., t1mt',So l "m not going tct aa m <1ny mnr\• I guc·-.s I could handll• 1t the' wav m\ old ·m.10 rloC':.. }fr turn:. on 'the gaml'S, lie~ do" n a no stnrt'I s norini.: 'ourtf'\ r11ft· '°""''d ,,...,.,, J~rtoo •VdllAnc> MU"""' I 14 lO. 17 00 \ 00•\nd ( .. \n (dU fP~r-~11\\I , lot) I ~· Jolm.MMQ•n ~ 10 .. • u~ ,_ .. _,~·A~m~•Qnf'U' U(utt~b.1::,;mro..-·., 1 Ml T M•QO Quill llonoc>I 'IO •(r191q J~I \'•t'Mlt fA tf~lp .. 1010600 \,,0, r~.t " '*'"'' (~\tQfl <Ou~ebd<• J 1\ 00. r 00. ).10 '"'"~' I M•<.H·r '"'n"'"'I 110, l 1Q. • M1\lt-1r Arw.s.-r\ f(J.c>udr•·du • 7 •O '>t wt•l'\U' '.-tt:l' "IOti.nrt> IOuAtt.uo101 1) BO: 6 .o. 111> Arm()<O fl)<ly •n~~" ,. I I 00 I w Al)bo'rl l•ib••I lr't1U1nq) l RO \\ .. ,..,.,tot t I f>ltlO 1f)ib ~ r•<1"'"''''' (M•r .. 11 "• •f• 1r,10 \•O l9ft ltJ11H•n 1ttu• ot .. r 1 l 00 l 00 C 11101t')n N •Coo..._.v1 '•O N1ntn r .•c•• ''''"n 1r1.h (~ovrtff•11u1 900. ".110 I lJl .I~~ (~m IL.WUX.i 4..liAl.. 4-.80. Ml>kL f.. ttl"' y IA\ll>1n 1 M> T .. ntP\ r 1tfro P.J.alfm 1 Joi" .-.n 't 00 .f 40 4' '.x> A tt>i rt.u11• jr\.tnnlltn \ .. .., .-T.+rl\ '\. (,ft·QQ ;~"''"',,"'• ~ "° \\I ~ .. ,, •• ·~ 1 O•JlfJ lt,q .,.l \,1 1 •ttl•t \lt a;..ut111"'6 Attt ndoin< .. I) t Ii Ex-sport.sea ter Laux, 80, Dies E U REKA . M o IA P > France Laux. who became a na· laonally known <.,po rb.cast cr arter he broadcast nine World Series and bnseball /\II-Star games in the 1920s and 1930s, died Thursday at a St Louis ( 'ounty nur:.ing homt' He was 80 Lal4X. a fo rmer high school C'Oach . was rirst tappPd to broa<1· cast the World Sl'ries as a lasl- second stand·in for the Pitts · burgh -Nt'w York Yankee l'tamesln 1927 whe n t he regular unnouncer failed to appear. Tn those days of radio. the an- no uncer sat in a s tudio and called the game from a teletype mac hine being f ed b y an operator a l the ball park. Colast'um Keith Jackson. J\ra Parseghian report. 2 p.m. 121 -WOM EN'S TENNIS The $75.000 sin·gles final an the Colgate Series Championships, t aped at Palm Springs . 3·30 p.m . 121 SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The World Series of Poker. taped at Las Vega s. Also. the NHRA World Finals drag racing. taped at Ontario and part six of the world's stronges t men competition. 5p.m. 12 l-NFLGAMEOFTHEWEEK. 6 p m. m -THIS IS TllE NFL -· Hig hlights of games p layed last weekend including the. Steelers and Ra ms 11 pm. 15l and f13 1 COLU~GE FOOTBALL -Tl'\& USC Trojans m~e-t I he UCLA Bruins at the Coliseum. Taped. 11 ·JO p.m <91 COi .LEGE FOOTBALL -The Purdue Boilermakers vs. the Michigan Wolvennes. played in Ann Arbor earlier today. S1u1doff# Rodi"~ T\I Ag«>teda RADIO Football -Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers. I p m . KM PC 11101. J\uto Ra ctn~ Times-500 a l Ontano Motor Speedway. 9 05 a m . K LJ\C 15701 Basketball -Chicago at the Lake rs. 6:50 p m • KLJ\C 1570 •. · TELEVIS ION 9 ·30 a.m . 12l NFL TODAY. 141 NFL '78 -A profile of 10.year-old football prognosticator J amit' "the Greek" Lamp1des. - JO a.m. 121 NFL FOOTBALL T he St. Louis Cardinals al the Washingto n Red skins . Gary Bende r. !lank Stram report. 14 1 NFL FOOTBALi. -The San Diego Chargers at the Minnesota Vikings. Curt Gowdy. J ohn Brodlt' report I p.m . 121 NFL FOO'fBALL The Los Angeles Rams m t'el the San Francisco 49er s al Candlestick Pa rk. Vince Scully, George /\lien and J im Brown r eport. 1281 TENNIS -The Almaden Grand Masters final, taped al White Su lphur Springs, W. Va. 4 p.m. m COLLEGF. f'OOTBALI. '78. (9 , -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The USC Troja ns ;;ind the UCLA Bruins in a g'tlm c played Saturday at the Coliseum. Bob (•'outs, Dave Levy reporl. 5!30 p.m. !!521 • COlt•:<>E f'601'Ml; -The-Pt:if'd ~Boilermakers vs. the Mic higa n Wolverines. taped Saturday. 7 p.m. C501 -PRO SOCCER Taped in West Germ any : Ein· tracM Frankfurt vs. F. C. Ka1sersla ulern. lt:JO p .m . 113l NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL -A taped replay of the Notre Dame-Georgia Tech game played Saturday. <The DaHy Pilot ls not responslble ror I ale changes.> It has been enjoya bl e. annoy· mg, forgettablt'. mem orable Dul something odd happened last S unday. I w atc he d hut couldn 't recall wh() pl ayer! whom on C BS a nd N HC Or which team won. It was a ll i.t blur Another theory blame., /\RC. which used to :.how 13 Monday night games ·and o ne on Satur d ay. but has grown 1n gaml'S like the N FL has Rut that"s thl' ('O\\:tr<I'' ";n out ·I'm g<imi.: c·old turk1•v \\tll1 pro football 1·v1• had 11 11\11 mort'. F1nti:.. This 1s 1t F.VEN TUE ('OMME RCl/\lA"i ABC now has 16 M oml :I\' games. it savs. and. <ilso took aboard four olht>r mght IOUSI !> offe red hy the N Fl. t hit•t· on Bv th<• w:1y. "ho's c;1rr)1tl.! 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USC rus hing leader with 3,724 yards 'from 1972 through 1974, playpd In the World lo'ootball League for the California Sun. and In the Can·adian Football League for Toronto before a season 1n the NFL at Tampa Bay last year. He was put on waivers by the NFL 's Hou&ton Oilers recently. He ,urrered a balrllne frncture of ~ fibula of his left leg in training cainp Wlth HOolton, and reinJured the leg ID the second game of Uie seasM. Davis, 26, W88 being tried as a klckort return spcc!Jaltsl a long· with , . Larry Mars.hall, recently waived by th~ PhUadelphia .Eagles. "We won't make a decision this week -probably by Monday," Ra ms' Coach Ray Malavasi' said of Davis and Marshall. Meanwhile Rams quarterback Pat Haden, suf'fj)ring from back spasms. missed pra't!Uce T hursday but is a probable st.ortcr against the 49ers In San Francisco. a team spoke~man s aid. Oftens1ve tackte Doug France wUl also "Prob3bly play in Sunday's game, although he's been slowed by a lcnee injury suffered lh drills this week and m issed Ttntrsday's practice. Tight end Tttcy Nelson , bobbling on a sprained nkle, is lis ted os qaTiltonabre for the 49er game. Charles Young OUed In for him last Sunday In the Ra ms' v ctory ov r the Pittsburgh Sleet rs . .. ' • Dick Miller Motors • FIAT F-ACTOaY AUTHOltlUD --~ '-"'"· L_ .. & 0-.WMM o.thwy I 20-W...Jll__. -~ w.1111. s.te AM.:;: •557-2132• Just a few of the custom features: Custom ~alnt, Custom Interior, Chr,pme bumpers, Custom carpeting, and n)Uch much more. , . OJo· Rolt·A·Lon9 Convel'tloo Sundl .. Conv«ak>o I .. • l .._ I • • ,. .. COMIC$ I CROSSWORD . by Tom Batiuk FUNKY WINKE RBE~N Ml~ I £,W'V(. ~IMPL4' (;.(Jr TO L.tAR~ 10 l005EN UP. R)R . PETE '5 M~ , ~lb lo HAPPtJ HOOR ! • A1tTM~ • &.I' 'T''14H.$ ~ ..... 'Its the mo1lmon wo nting to know what t11ne Marmaduke eat$ ~AL I ~M\ 1 ~ SUPERHEROES SHOE Classified Ads MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX f'VE EN~L-L..-ec::> INA $PECIAI.. CDUl2SG AT n4E:: COMMLJNITY COl..L-~GE! ' 101HE CYtVNER of·~ ~n Mercury wegon. Lie. No. WJ\8SK1: by Jeff MacNelly PJr lights are on. ~'Y,1 IJ.LlB~WWWilllL..~::..._~_, by Ferd and· Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER NANCY • l WANT A DOZEN GET -WELL CARDS ,. OR. SMOCK Pt.eAse:, i<ee:P -rei...1.-1NG Me "THE: ReS"T' OF 'Vll'HA"i ""HA PPe:Net:::> JV<\'IS~ Df;S,.V..ONP ..• MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux by Ernie 8"5'1miller " . ALL OF MY' FRI.ENOS H&'J;. SKAIESOAROS Ft1dly, November 11. 1918 PEANUTS ~RI( l1M LATE, MA'AM .. THE 8ATTERV IN M'< . HfAO WENT DEAD ·. OAIL Y PILOT - by Charles M . Schu~z ~y Bill Hoest 6ELL YOOR INOU'5iRIAL?, 6UY vrn.ITIE5 AAO CoRPoRATf 60M0.5! by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman I ----&"/ ~IVIN1 )t)() 1'0 ~ ~ef~N. 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I \ \l',11 lint \\t li.1\1 ,1 111111· \\.!\ lo ~C\ 111 l Jldl lip \\ 11 h bt•t ( ,11\tl 1>1111\, • ,.111t l urn1·1 \nil for lur k•\ J'fU\\1 ""· 1l "d i rrtl'.111 ,1 ~oocl \t· 11 .1ft1•1 .1 f,111 l!Ji7 •llld 'I'\ t•r .i ( JjUCll \.t'<ll .. bdo1 t' Uw t. l 111•11 ""'cl · Tht• t u rkl·~· p1•oplt· dt'"C'r\t' a t·ouplt• o l good :\ 1•ar " lo g1•t l'\'l'll .. LEASING? C HECK OUR DEALElt -DIRECT SAYINGS IEFOIE YO_U DECIDE 1979 MARK V. '27257 -. PSA Meeting Denial Nixed AM/FM ouad stereo 1111 whf. sp e ed con t complere lu,.ury eau1p Stock •9687 16410901 CLOUD fWD J6 MONTHS '"'-' ••l>lrV Ill!:> 57 """ ... 8" -""4lt ~ 000 """1l'O ......... 1979 VERSArLt.ES 4 Dr. Sect. AM/FM auad stereo cabanolet root 1111 whl sofled cont como1e1e 'lul(ury eau1p Stock •9716 <6136801 '229'°- CLOSfO fHD 36 MOMTHS l o<•!>'., DeY l11!;90 "'"'I&> on aDf' cu•G1• .O:(')('()onv~ rnii~ 1979 COUGAR JR7 Landa u roof AM/FM srereo. air cond . XR7 decor qrouo fl!C . etc Stock 119597 1614065) n $ 14447 MO. CLOSED fMD )6 MOMTHS \;ollCl' Of propo<:t•d 'TAX-EXEMPT BOND ISSl'E SA;q DIEGO c,\l'l Th<.•4th l>l'>tnc:t Court ,,f Appl·al has refused to dt•l<i~ t1 i-.JX'C'lal mt•et1ng nf Pac1f1c Southwe!>l A1rltne!> i.lockholdl'rs ~~hcdulcd for-Monday. T hursday's dt·c1s1on folln"ed an c arhl'r one h} a federnl JUdgc who l'l'Jl'<.'l<.'d thl' bid by Valhi Inc· . a Oa lJas -bast.'<f fi r m that hoJds 20 pt. r n ·nl of I'~,\ ~tock. to po .. tponl' the met•ting VALlfl'S INVOl.\'EO IN ,\ pro'<y ln1ll lt• v.llh PS,\, hud t'la1med th~t ··1rn•parahll' hur rn" v.oulcl ht' dont.• tn tht.• Tt•x ," t.·on1pany's tnlt'rc·~t.. 1f I'S.\" met•ling wert• ht·l\'t•r by Vall11 \';,ilh1 i-.a1d slutkholdl'r~ at lht· ffil'el1ng v.111 h•· a .. kt·d lo l'hm1nuk c·ompub1H· \ot1ng, to '>laggt•f terms of d1redon .. and to n·qu1rl· 80 percent ;,i11 pr0\''11 for c.:l'rlarn Corporatl' mO\'l'~ A third court :-.ess1on "'us sc-hedulerl in Delav.are. \\ht•n• Valhi has f1k·d a "1 mtla r motion s et•king to dd;.i~ ~tonday·. mC't•ting $7 Fare To Texas Planned It is propol-.t·d that the bond issue herein described "will be sold to unde rwrtlN'S th mu~h~ompetitivC'-btdding orr Munday:--November 20. 1978 <it 11 .00 a.m. · . lnlnl'sl '" l'Il'llll'I 111 llw opimim of Rnnd C•mn~c·I Imm Fl'd!1ml mcnmt1 IU.Ct1! 1mtln 1•ri.\lmq lu1(-.~ c111d lrom mcome ICJJt'.\ u:1th111 tht1 S fllle'11/ r·o11/on11a $8,255,000 . IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT for llOl'STO:'J ti\1'1 Jlught•s A1rwes l 11lun.., to I a-un l' h rt s-11 o u ., t o n opt•rat1ons DPc 15 with $7 ''Tl o hb y TTop '' rou ncltrip f ;.ir<'s t o Orange County, Ar11on<1 and N<'vada. Wil ha m A. Malom•v vil'~rc$1c1 e nt . s aid We s dav th e rn au~ur<1 fares were ch· s 1~ncd to emphasize tae - n u mb e r of mile s betl4een dov..nto"n Houston a nd Hohh\ Airpo rt. which currently offers no tnlcr~ah: a1-r St'r\'I('(' .. IMPROVEMENT DISTRI CT NO 103 10RANGE COUNTY 1 WATERWORKS SERIES B General Obli gation Bonds Bonds Dated November 1. 1978 All Bonds Due Nov. l Proposed Maturity Schedule Principal ,. COMPANY PRESIDENT C. Mack Albertson • Firm Moves T'o Newport; Elects Chief C Mad? Albertson h as been named prC'i.1dt>nt and e h1ef ex N'UtlV(' offtrt•r or ARC Amenca. a prodUC'er Of COnC'rcte products <1 nd other ma ti>ru.als for the ('On· sHuct10~ mdustr} lit• had Ut'('n ,,prci.i de nt of II ) dro Conduit Cor p . Newport B(•tt(•h. a .,uhs 1d1;1ry of ARC \rn l'rt l'~I. for c1ghl) l'ars P n •v1ously basl'd 1n Atlanta. · I ;a . I h~ t.'Ompany has moved its twudquartt.•rs lo Newport Beach AHC Amenra,., a wholl y o wned !--Ubs1diary of Am ey Roadstone COrJ> . Ltd . of London, England. .1 s ubs1d1ar) o f Con.,oltda tcd <;old F ields. Ltd , ulso of Lon· don Pnm·1pal products 1nl'lude rC'· info r n·'I tonc·rett· p1 pt·. n •ady m 1'<. <'OnrrC'll,• olork. 1-lrul'tural Jnd an•h1 t<.•c·t ur:.al pr(•stre:-.sed pro cl u t' l s . .1 g gr<• g at 1·., a nd asphalt paving • "I w 1rj,,,, /IPll( ulll F •O I\ ~ f\t~:~~~~"t!l.\f 8e·,~({._~ 1Q<•dl "' Urlhf\ 0·tlft 10Q U• ...... ,. '"~" ftY•, OA1tMdt --ffl• t r1utit•' Rit'nlo. Ollt.JOAll '" ur.tnr .. ..t lt"lt'Ju\t Df-l c,;11( "r to·~ [)p1(4nf A[ l lnO • • .. 0-llnllt AfAPrr.t ~ ~ ~•ryr1 AVM Co • • • Otft(ty, Addl\riW \# ; ()u nrru Aa.,t-iu':lo" , • J Dou.It•• Ao"M•, r • It 10 • Ool1r(.n Ali •Al'"A 11 • JR OontO\n •11tolnl. \) -'• ... Do1cft(,11. 1.11ynP u 1~ OoylOR Af..1nc o t\, t&. Out'lunO AJut't ) Out•fOf\ .AC.rt• I 10 • 10.'• Ctw!-rt1ru AMhlO• tp., IA -[c.GnL4U> /\N•1dn•1 t1 11 ltP•\f l Arf'll"" I .. l I le. E IOt r fl.r An.1J.1.. -4 , f ltNUt t A"'l'h V\H >J'• 1•.,. [IModvt fl.,,,,,,p , • I • rnrDt'v /\rrJM 1-t 1 • £nl~1\tl Ar" W•. 1 '' ,,, • ( OIOil /l.·.'1· )f,t Uf t; rtt1"'nAt A HC,•l I I\• t~ • f-tOr 1 k "''J( p '* I f 1dUnl I ~:~•~HJt :~·: !~:: ~:ai't,,,;, Utt 1t tf\ l • t'• r tliO'hl H.•\\H , 11.t 11 , r tl mp' f1ayt.:,_M"' IQ• a I0\0c r lWnf •n ~~,~:~r:;·o ?:1 • ~~: f :~~~i'nt l'•DDC<> •o , 10\, r 1 .. w~1u fHrO-'\on '/ti•, 18 Forf'\10 t::~i~~rp 1~11" ,~~ ~~~~·~~ f'\t>n,,f'Jft 41 1 4li4. Frfinlil( I f\lf)f'Ut \ ')\! 7 11 frnf.llp• f\rwft"" I\•• ,,,,, GnRtf\f Ou1. •Lo•, • • • • ~ C,nA•1n\ liur ..,,.~.., II.,. n•,, VO~( F" p~[.Z~t~ ;,j • l~:~ t~~;~~~\ (clnrddH 1 • 1~ (,ltlnf\t (auSw< a , • • c,.,,ootn c~otnA 11 1 • 7,.. H'"Ow~ (,.r .. co \ / HroRow r ~~1t"~"" ;: .. ;~ ~:~r.<;,~ (N>\Ull '0 • tt Hfllnror c ,,, rt , \ • t•otot>m ( 1lllJIA )1 • )8•~ HOOYllll C.1l1Ulll JJ 41 Horulh <l .. h,Jl 111'1 ~ Hu<hP .. p (ID.,{p 8', • HUll(p C'otuv .. nt ' 7 1 H\'•tllf"I (Ot,,( IH 10 • 104, lndNwr I (m l .tu .u ~ t~fr•tna (,,...wT,._I l1 ll 11\f,.t(t' c,..~,.c_,n l•~ . .1\. lf\tff' f ,., fonP.,D 41.' • ~ • ff'lff'W'ltf, ''~"'"' ,, II lnR~w ... (rQ\ Co It 11 lw•!MllJI , ' AP·NBC Poll II .. ) Ameri,calJ.S Expect W-orsening lnflatio"!lr . NEW YORK 1API Depressed by ev'er·rii.i~ prices and umin.: prt'ssed by proposed economic cures. more than ha ir the America11 public is pessim1s hl' a~t thl· future or the economy. an Associated Press·NBC Nel4s poll s hows ' Americans l'learly don't cxpct't Pres~dcnt Carter's volunta ry pried and wage g1,11de lincs lo contrnl · inflation . about s ix out of 10 wage-price controls in quite a belie ve mflat1on will worsen 1n d1ffere nl l1ght. Such government .the.next yeai:. lh.e.po!Js tlowca. 11t'hon i~ o~ by-48 pereeci~ A mut'h-diseussed i.econd step of lh.e publJc aod b~c.ked.b)'. ·on~ . in .the battle agams t mrtation 40 percent. Twe lve percent aro mandatory wage anp prrce con-not s ure . ' trots -ts opposed-by a ma1onty ot the pubnc. TM solution to 1n flat1on that gets the most .,up port 1s l'Ullmg fcdl'ral ~pending --ntE POLL. taken this "eek. round 54 percent or tho~(' ques t1oned expe<.'t th et'onomy to gC't \\Orse in the next 12 months The r a nks of the pei;s1m1~t l> have s wolle n by nrne pointi. s ince Odober. following another nine· point leap in the previous month Only 13 pe r cent expect the economy to improve and 31 ppr cent say they see no c hanges Two pert'ent ar e not sure Those findings. based o n telephone 10lerv1e.ws with 1.600 adults across the l'Ountry _ <1rt.· the most pess1m1st1c s mce tht: question was firs t 3l>ked by NBC News in 1975 FIFTV·EIGHT pereent of the public thmk inflation will \\<One.en 10 the next } ear. not a prognosi~ of SUl'Cess for Carte r"<; Pha~(' rr \Oluntary price e1 nd wagl' gtifCfeTines. l'Qin~ .percent expel't' the innat1on to ease. and 31 per· cent see 1t hotdmg at current levels. The remainde r arc not s ure . This expect ation o f failure l'Ome~ despite s upport for ·~u<'h m easures by a 57 31 tnarg1n among thost.> 1ntervlcwl'd But the pubhc sec~ mandatory O~·~r Th~ Count.·r MASO Listinqs A MAJOR REASON-for-tlti:$ o ppos ition to mandatory price• "'age l'Ontrols 1s that m any , Ament'ans think lhere il> a bet, te r way to fi g hl rising pn ce!I! c·utting feder:ll go .. t:rnmcnt :-.pe nding. Nearly a third o f the publie favors s ut'h s laahes to c·ontrol in· flat1on. About a qucirte r favor ~age-price controls . T he rest of the pubhl' is scattered amoqg oth~r poss ible options to ha lt the pr1l'e rises. As with any s ample survey, the res ults of the AP·NBC Ne\\·~ polls t'ould differ from the r~ i-.u lts of interviews-with all Ame ricans with te lephones bt'cause of ~ance varia tions ii) the sample FOR POLLS WITH 1,600 in- H.•n 1ews. the results s hould varv no m o re than three pert'cntage p o int' e ither way '>l mp ~v bet'ausc o sample errors. That 1 . there 1s only one l'hance out of 20 that the res ults of-1n- t l.'rv1ews with. all American adults ~ould vary from these re· 4'ults by more than three pe rcen- tage points. The results could vary from nther poll~ beca use o f dtf· (w c•n('CS in the wordtng of QUCS· t ions. timing of 10te rv1ew., or the method or 1nterv1ew1ng. NF'W YO~tc •AP I nwr IOll<>wl no li'f" ,~,..., trw-O"f>' rr-e Covnlrr .,.,,., ~na W-Wfdnf\ tr.di MW't' oo~· IJO trv mo,1 ""'° 00'*1' rft., rno\t b-1\e:d on I ~fC,f\t Of (~ ff:'QOf(JI,.\\. 0 1 vO'umt> • ttw Thut~v 4 • • HO \#(Uf'ff H'\ ft.t01nQ ~ S7 4r~ tn<I • "'• tlll u6fod ,... 'Mld ()l"'f'(f'nl-'Qe'f"d~ .,~ ,,,. .. AOVd"tfll-d ~,,,,...o Uf'ICl'\111,.Q"<J Tota1 ,,,~ N@w ,,,QI'\' NIW fOW' Tcit•• \dh ' ., ~ 0 1U .. rfMft C»I~ '"'" pr""'~" CIO\tnf] • • •'• Otd Pf•<~~ lGOa'i \ ld\l Otd Oft< .. 1:" It UPS ~·., .. N&f"f"WI> l d\t Cr>q Pct I\ • tf\ .., •t1Pfll()\1 ]~ • " 6 • Ue> 11 I 'l -,. 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H•• 11' 1.AO $ )I 1' + 14 • •• I .,.._ •• S..YOnO ..l7 I "' ' \e V$Fld 7 4 191 3114 + v, -----11<~NtNIJ\P6ltTft 1 Parerits of elementary and junJor h1sh school students who plan to go to college often worry about ever.rising costs. one solution is the phenomenonof the AP <advAnced placement > hlgh schools , which can cut college cost.5 12 to 25 percent. ---oNr.f'IFl'{f' OF.,..Tfl E NATION'S uicii schools are AP schools: 74 percent of these arc public cchools , They offer college·level courses and other opportunities that help prepare students (or t he AP exams or the College Boa rd.· Last year, the_$chools provided college courses worth at I.ea st $70 million to their AP students. the College Board estamates. In effect. AP Is a form of financla1 aid based on specific academic achjevement. It is widely available and expanding every year: . Al the current growth rate, in 10 years more than one·lhird of U.S. scho ols will be A P schools. with more than 200,000 h igh school s t u d e nt s t a k i n g advantage of AP exams. Money's Worth. 1 . There a re 21 college.level AP exams in JS subject areas. developed a Ol:t &raded by college professors and high school teachers. I!' 1980, three more-will be added. Jn the 25 years the exams have been in existence. thousand.'> or high school students have entered college with college credits on their records. Students enterin g college with AP credits and eitem ptions ha ve more academic options than their peers ana they may diverslf y and enrich the college progra m in preparation for g raduate study, career and leisure activities. AP GRAQES ARE ACCEPTED BY approximately 1.600 colleges and universities. This fall. more than 400 student!\ ente red Harvard as sophomores on the basis of their Al' grades: at the University or Michigan. A P s tudents make up 25percentofthe new students: atClemsonin Sout hCarolina. the p roportion is l S percef}t. ) · · But acceptance policies vary from college to college and are_ofteo vague.or bard to decipher. Before st?ndfng AP grades to • college the student should find out whether that college grants , <31 only placement for an AP grade ; 141 placement by AP grade and evaluation; <SI credit only if the Sludt;!Ot takes additional course work or 161 credit but not early graduation. To get a ll t he a dvantages the AP exams offer. planning is required. Do not wait unlit the senior year in high school. Find out which a~a high schools offer AP courses or similar collegc·level preparation. The College Board _Provides services to help every school join. HIGH SCHOOL TE ACHERS AND counselors can recommend other preparation for college.Jevel work. AP exa ms a re ope n to qualified high s chool sophomores, juniors and seniors. For more facts about AP. write to the College Board. AP Box 300 888 Seventh Ave .. New York, N.y. 10019. JJow Advances Again ~'>Despite, Light VolulJle Ar11PS 1.a 6 11 1q• 1 ~ l.tll S l8'11o 1 ~ • l' )' 111 ~rr(;jl .0 S 4l 17"' ~ A,, NlnclPS I SO 9 Ill 1~+ •, SQIW~•. l2 t 1 ll~ ,., ~ 1.Qol ~ 8 '1.\lo ••••• ArlenRly • 113 7'11 • • uo 1 S1 12 + ~. GeroOn I • 216 111... ', ~'.... :1 ,, • ~ ;::"~: .n ' ~ "'I:• :;o Sa•EIP I • ,, II • \, ~~ ,., 4 111 ,, .... "' Arm.Of 11 7 6 m .IO S 99 17¥., . . Ger1lnll I 14 I II 18\r-"'-IOmoo JAG ·7 SSf 4Jl'o-If) Norine • ~ 6 • -.. S..v111 !O J 100 tJ ••• pl 1.80 .O 1•\<i + '-~~:. n~ ,~ ;~.::..: ~ ~ '~ ~ :~'";'~ g:sv~ 1;: ~ !! 1:~: :.;: ~ ,·rl t ~ m:·;\.,; N.n:: ..... 1~: lt ~:,;~=·ff . • '!: ~ ~ ~ lttd :B ·~ ~ f~;'~~ NEW YORK <A Pl -The stock market moved higher Atm.i10i; 1 • ,,o w,.. .... 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DISNEYLAND'S MOST FAMOUS RESIDENTS Fete to celebrate Movie Debut in 1928 Nift · 50 y Some Merriment Free :\l ickcy Mouse turns 50 on Saturday and. as any mou'se lov.er mi~ht t'xpect. Disneyland will be turn- ing itself inside out to celebrate all weekend. All persons born in 1928 will be admitt~d free .to Disneyland either d ay. Such persons planm_ng to vis- it the park are asked to coptact ~e D1sneyl~nd publicity department for a special picture session. Tht• <lepartmcnt can be reached at 533-4456. · A SPECIAL SHOW. complementing the birthday pttrade, will be held a l 2 p.m . both day§ at Ma~n Street Train Station. More than 20,000 balloons will Ol' released Jn "'d~on.... both the original and the new :\lous eketeers wili appear. Kids of the Kin~dom will perform a medley at Tomorrowland 's Space Stage four times daily this weekend, and a 25-minute show called "This i s Your Life, Mickey Mouse" is also scheduled for four tlmes a day. at Plaza Gardens Stage. Each day festivities will begin at 12:30 p.m. with a cake-cutting ceremony in the forecourt of Sleepi!1g BcauLy Castle, fe.aturin~ a performance by the D1s- ncy\and Band. - A C0l\1PLl!\1ENTARY POSTER commem orat- ing the celebration will be presented to .al.I those visiting Disneyland during Mi ckey's 50th birthday party. . · Hours for the weekend will be 9 a .m . to 7 p.m. Suturday and 9 a .m. to 9 p.m . Sunday. -Fre'e ~ o r the Uppef' w potl '.Bay E cologica l .Reserve aTe schedu ed for Saturday and for Dec . 16, Jan. 20. Feb. 24 and March 31.' The Fritmds or Newp<frt Bay sponsors the tours. which depart from the interseetion of East l3lufr and Back Bay drives every 15 minutes from 9 to 10.30 a.m. on to ur days. ~ I • The bay serves .as a ~pawrifug ground and nursery for many fOrms ormtrtne. life 11nd Uil ho me or resting pl ace ror tbo&1sands of birds, including three eOdangered species. Participants in the tours are n couraged to bring camuas and binoculars. Picnic sites.:are available. THE BAY CAN be reached by taking Jamboree Road to East Blulr Drive. · 8) R,\)'MONO F.STRADi\_,-. Of llw 04t1Y l'olOI St.It (j ,11) Busey, star of "The Buddy !lolly Story" n1m. and Hick Danko. former nwmber of The Band. wall bring their new- ly formed rcx•k 'n ' roll revue to Huntington Ut>ach Nov 21 22 for four shows 'Busey. 34, has built \Jp quite a rollowin~ by play1n!! the lead role in the semi· f1ct1onal account of llolly. the rock star who died in a 1959 plane ~rash. Busey's table.top rocking appearance with the Old Dog Band at Redondo ' Bca<·h 's Sweetwater Club in August showed many SQuthla nd rock fans and sur- fers that he plays guitar and s ings for i:eal. it was Busey who sent shivers down au- diences' spines with his "a-wella-wella's" and Jangling guitar licks during the con- cert dips or the Buddy Holly film. ~ 1 I ~.___..... BUSEY'S ACCLAIM •. a lso a result of hif (91e in the surf h im .. Big ..y_edncsday." 1s probably the biggc.-st factor m the sellout of all fonr shows next wel'k al the Golden Hear.· AFTER ~ANY television roles and ap- pearances in "A Star 1s Born." "Straight Time" and "The Last Amen can Hero." Busey currently •is on locatton filming ''f'oolin' Around," reportedly to be re· leased Feb. 3. 1979 to coinci<le with the 20th anniversary of Holly's death. RICK DANKO IN REVUE Although the Huntington Beach crowds will no doubt be scr-eaming for Busey·s ro llicking renditions or "Peggy Sue.,'' "That'll Be the Day" and "Rave-on'." band leader Danko will also head a list or fine musici;ms on s tage ... Danko. bassist and vocalist with The 'Band until the famous "Last Waltz" farewell concert in 1976, appeared with little fanfare earlier this year at the Golden Bear. BUT TJUS TIME he is joined by Walt Riohman and Marty Grebb, two of Busey·s buddies who played ~ilh the actor-rock .st-ar dUrlng his da% as "Teddy J ack ~d dy" drumming with Leon Russell 's band m the early 1970'5. Denny Siewell. former drummer with Paul McCartney's Wings group, reedn:ian Jerry Peterson and guitarists Keith Al · ·hson and Michael De Temple will also be part of the revue. Sepp Denahowe r. Danko's manager says the revue will perform the "rock ·n· roll of the ·50s, '60s and '70s" which lnclu(les Sl'vcral new tunes on Oanko's :>oon·LO·be released album IF YOU CAN'T somehow squeeze an the Golden Bear Los ee the Busey-Danko re-vue. you might try Los Angeles· Roxy club whc.re the band will perform Nov. 30 to .Dec. 3. Sl'.ARRING IN 'BUDDY HOLLY' Gary BUSftY Coming to CoHt Donahower denied reports this week that a third s how may be added on Thanisgiving at the Golden Bear. UCI Gives 'Peer Gfnt'Rhythfil As a tugh school freshman in, Orange, Evan Owens wrote his firs t orches tral {>iece and a few -more bars of music. Those extra noles became part of the prelude to the third act of "Peer Gynt." UC Irvine's m ajor production of the fall quarte r being presented at 8 p m. today a nd Saturday in the Fine Arts Village Theater. Ad · mission is $3 general, Sl.50 stu- dent... Owens, now 21 and a senior 10 music at UCI. is the composer and mus ic director for the Jlenrik Ibsen play. being direct· ed by Ashley Carr, associate professor of drama. ''Peer Gynt" is named for Che N se folklore character, an st and braggart with a s imagination whos-e ad- ventures take him around the world. Carr considers the drama's moral approprhlte for today's narcissistic "me" ieneration. ''BASICALLY IT'S the story of being selfish or selfless." h e said. "It explores the dark side of man's nature -the egotistic. self-gratifying -and the light side -faith. love. hope and con· s1deration of others. "The play was never meant to be staged; there are so_!!!!ny locale&, different scenes and more than 60 cbat"acters." -Peg 1oTJtgomerr at 64.4 ~2239, Cam Wallace at 64•F5699 or Lon 'EnM-strom· at 552-3660. • Information about tours can be o btained by writing the friends organization al P .O. Box 2001, Newport Beach. Calif .. 92663, or by oalhng Barbara Johnson at 879~. INFORMATION I S a l so available from Ralph Young or ·Si Nathenson. Fish and GaJ!le Department. t213.l 590-5126. scious ly or subliminally with each character throughout the play. Owens' favt>rite is the string qua rtet and harp songs for Solveig while the music for the trolls is piano. nute. clarinet and bassoon. H E COMPOSE D and handcopied the "Peer Gynt" music for 10 instruments plus p<'rcussioh. The entire effort: which started off 11th three days of brainstormin with Carr during the s ummer, requires 70 pages of short score and pro- vides 45 mmutes of music. Owens has been in rehearsal for nine weeks with either "Peer Gynt" or "Company," an under- graduate drama workshop pro- duction presented Jast month un- der the direction of Owens' long time associate, Wa rren Sheets. MUSIC UNDERSCORES MORAL OF NORWEGIAN ORAMk Having teamed up for 32 shows in high school, the two ~olleg1ans formed the Santiago Comm unity Players a nd pro- duced five shows in two sum- mers Evan Owens, Left, Ashley Carr Plan 'Peer Gynt' . "We did everything: lights. costumes. direction and music. All we needed wer e actors." Owens said. Somf' of these obstacles. are ~eing overcome by us ing verbal techniques from experimental theater and Owens' music. r · .:..ltart... o the fun in seeing the pe rrormance-wTIToe watchmg an actor change into a totall v diffe rent characte r." said C~arr." Various roles and ideas in the play reeeive their own tunes so mus f ls -identified either con· AIMING FOR a doctorate in musicology, Owens said, "I have <See PEERGYNT, Page CZ> Cammon brrcrs which -:~~:::;;1 may be sighted on ·~~~~at~[.lii~""'~""'-~~~~~~-f ...._-~vllMppet,.,NewponBayace__~ 1) D4n rn, 2} Gcea Blue Heron, 3) Marsh Hawk •. 4) Western Sandpiper, SJ Dowitcher, 6) Willet, 7) Long-billed Curlew, 8) Black-necked Stilt, 9) American Avocet. 10)~ Marbled Godwit. 11) Black Bellied Plover--and 12) Double-crested Cormorant. - Gwded groups-Of walkers THE TOU R takes about t wo hours on foot and guidei; discuss history. fossils. marsh plants, fishes. shore birds a nd waterfow l . and tidal Jnudflat.Jtt.ganisms_. _ Upper-Newport; Bay Is a 741- acre wildli.Ce refuge in ·Newport Bench tJlanaged by the state . l>eJ1artment o1 Fis h and Game. The-Natural History. Museum of Orange"County. for merly loca.W~].be ~bar-.,.has..: moved itS collection of fossils to the Tessman Planetarium and Museum al Santa Ana College, with information available from A spokeswoma n for the or ganliation said the lour Will be held--everp !tit i:ains.. -"We'v~ never be<'n rained out yet. \n 11 years ... she smd "We will definitely be there " ~ wrll depart every 15 minures-between 9 and 10:30 a.m. from East . Bluff intersection. "' ..._ ,... ,... .. ' t • • ' .. .. , Q OAIL V PILOT Friday NoYembet 11 1978 GALLERIE5 / DANCE I MOVIES -. Expression: -Pi-ison Guam in Movie Us s Little Bit o Smik~,,..._.__,,,,,,__ u, J\(Klf U\Mi\' 1i:11u• r11, 1•h,11.i1·t1·r" butk , Olt ... 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Other ma1or performers arc Christiann• Howard as SolveiS?. Jcssfca lloyt s th~ Troll-Princess .• Scott Fnedland as the Troll King and Deena Freeman as Peer's mother. Aase. Drama professor lUctnrrd TrtpletntesJgnoo l'Ostomes and scenery: lighting is vy Cameron llarvcy, ru.sociate profcsi.or. arid choreography 1i. by Laura Bassett, graduate student in dance. Dolls Delayed Smith cited as an example a llml' 1n Eu11W£.. wll.en. although he was barely a beginning s ki er. ht· del·1ded to try for a film role that required consad er:.ible ski 10g ababty. After railing down all day on begannel' .slopes, he le( a friend The ·exhibit or llopi Kachinas originally :.chedulcd for Nov. 10'.Dec. 14 in the Art Gallery at C<.tltfomia Stat£• University, Fullerton has been postponed until late winter. · Benefit Concert O.lly Piiot Staff PhOlo The doll·like figures from Phoenix's Heard ·Museum will be on view to'lhe public Feb. 16· March 15. 1979 Further information about this and. other s pring exhibillons at the university may be ob· tained weekdays from the Art Gallery office. 870·3905. Baritone Gino Gaudio. left, and tenor Jos eph Gaudio rehearse for I rvin e Conservatory of Music's a ll·vocal concert at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Heritage Park Hccrcatton Center, Wa lnut a nd Yale Avenues. Irvine. Als o fearured will be - :-;oprano Natasha Yufe. Tickets may be ob· taincd at the door for S3. Collections Expan~ed .State, Fulienon Scidptures Unvei/,ed CALI FORNIA ART -P?llilttng~. ~ure. Galleries I Exhibits prints, photography and ceramics from the Frederkk Weisman Company Collection or Califorma Art, by Lita Albuquerque, John Al · toon. Robert Arneson, Laddie John Dill, Sam i''ra ncis, Ed Moses. Ma~am~a and '"------------------others Nov. 20,Dec. 17. wit~~ic re~~ p.m . Nov. io. at the Art Galleries, Cal State Long Beach, 6101 E. 7th St., Long Beach. Noon to 4 p.Jn . weekdays , 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays. ·FLIGHT' -40-foot sculpture by Aldo Casanova, City of Fullerton bicentennial project mveiling 1 :35 p.m. Sunday at Fullerton City Hall~ 303 W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton. REAUSTIC PAINTINGS -Works by An· thony Casay, reception 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, runs through Dec. 8 along with works by Yf'.ilham Galve-z at the Pomeroy GaJlery, 5651 Lincoln Ave., Cypress. Information 827·1010. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS -By Douglas Bond and Bl.'n Sakoguchi, now at Santa Ana College Art Gallery, 17th Street at Bristol Street , Santa Ana. 11 a .m . to 2 p.m . Monday through Thursday, 10 a .m. to noon Friday, and· 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. NF.W PAIN'nNGS-lncluding current cov- eri>ainting of "Orange County Illustrated, by Jo Anne Mix of ~ewport Beach, opens Saturday at Haggenmaker Galleries, 372 N. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. daily. OIL PMNYINGS, SERIGDPHS--By Armond Fields,' now through end or November at Spencer /Howard Galleries, 1166 Glenneyre St., Laguna Reach. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. I ILLUSTRATED LECTURE "On the Road to Rome," about antiquities or Greece and Rome, bj Valencia Burt, 8 p.m. Nov. 27 at Mills ... House, City-of'GardcrrG Main St., Garden.Grove. F~. PHOTOGRAPHIC CANVAS -The Big Ap- ple series of photographer Peter Kaplan through November al Status Gallery, 4341 Birch St., New.port Beach. Hours, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . • Tuesdays through Saturdays. SILK DRESSES -European and Amencan silk dresses on display through July 1, 1979 in Textiles and Costumes Gallery, fourth level of Los Angeles County Museum of Art Ahmanson Gallery 5905 Wilshire Blvd .. Los Angeles. Museum members , children.wider s free. PR&l'OGllAPmc CANVASES -ntem· 1----a--0Nat<~""'ebilio0$ or T'fEW f6 s enes, y Peter Kaplan, now lhroug_b Nov. 30 al Status Gallery, 3337 Newport Blvd., Newpo ac-: 10 a.m . oo 5 p.m. Tuesday lbrough-Satur-Oay . .. .. ...• ART lNSTBUCl'ORS -PainUngs, draw· ings, prints, sculpture and ceramics by faculty members, reception 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Ex- hibit Monday through Dec. 13 at tbe Orange Coast College Art Gallery, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. 10 a.m. to 3 p .m. weekdays and 7to 9 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. 25 cents ad• . misslon. · LELAND RICE PHOTOGRAPHS -Includ· • ing talk by the l>hotol(rapher 4 p.rrr. Monday In Orange Coast College Fine Arts I-tall 116 fCree adml&slon>. Photos now through Dec. I in the OCC. Photo Gallery. Fine Arts Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa , 8 a .m . to ~ p.m. weekd•Y•· Free . \ Ntw Collectlon of Paintings by ..... Jo-Anne Mix OPENS : Saturday, November 18 WllM 111 •l""'"""t 004" Oil talk ham into i.k11oj.! down ,, mountain Al u rJtt.....n c_ t~t,,I IJ> -pluy 1 Sif~Skiin;f ,.crosi. tht• 'lope ruth(•}°"than down 1t. but I hat didn't hl'lp "I HIT TR•~ES and rocks It was Just terri bll'." Smith sa&d "I figured the wori.t that could happen was I'd i.:ct killed. so I 'tlent straight down the moun-tain ... -smtttr-snm rr1-e raers-oorow- "1anced up, Maw hi s burly frame hurll1n~ their w ay, and srrambled to sarcty. Howevt!r, the skung chateau couldn 't get out or the way. Smith said he went through the railing and mto the picture win· dow. ' "l woke up to sec dozens or people applauding.·· he said "Among them was t he director of the show, and I got the part." Paul Laurence Smith m 'Midnight Express· Ballet Trio Appealing Pacifica to Show Folk, Religious Themes I A trio of dance works will be presented by Ballet Pacifica for its second program in the mem. bership series at the Laguna Moulton fllayho1,15e, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach Sia~ for Sunday at 4 p.m. a nd Monday"'"at' 8 p .m _ are "Brahms Venations on a Haydn -Thenre." ·1'he Gtft to B~ Sim- p I e" and "Ruma ni an Rhapsody." CHOREOGRAPHE D by wla Zali. the Brahms work is m the traditional classical style · with the theme started by seven male dancers. ... "The Gift to Be Simple" 1s the choreographic work of Norbert Vesak and concerns the Shakers sect , which thrived from the late 18th Century throu~h the begin· OI ng or the 20th Century. Its adherents were so named because during church service!>, some members or the congrega- tion became "possessed" and threw themselves about in a wild frenzv. The unus ual work was re· s earched by Vesak. c horeo- grapher for the Metropolitan Opera. in Massachusetts m .1961. \'hen he met and talked with J re" rema1rung members" of the '>(.'C l "Rumanian Rhapsody.. •~ J ~n_1es of (olk dances Cr£aled b.} Michael Panaiefftobcperformed to m us1c by Enesco. l,.ead dancers of the company a re Randy Barnett, Louis Carver. Jennifer E ngle. Robert Faubel. Kathy Kahn. Molly Lynch. Kristi Moorhead. David P anaieff and John Talley._ _ RECENT PROMOTIONS within the o rganization in· dude Heidi ·Edgren to r'ank of a pprent ice : a lso Andrea • Daywalt and Eve Henderson to ::.0L01st . according to art1st1t• director Lila Zah. . Adm1ssion to the Nov. 19 and 20 programs 1~ free to membc~ of Ballet Pacifica. TtckeL., arc S4 for adults and SJ for ch1ldrl.'n ctnd s tudents. Advance reserva- ... tions may be made by call.mg 494 ·1271. Curtain Time Correction A <,tory an the l'fov to Weekender section or the Daily Pilot inadvertently gave the wrong date for performances bv l h c Y e 11 o w B r i c k R o a.d children's theater troupe. The company will start iL"> third season Saturda_y. present· 1ng "Fool of the World"-at 11 a m . and "Quantum· Trap" at 2 p m , atfthc Ne wport Bc:.ich Theater I\~ Center, 2501 Cliff Drive. 1'.h c firs t ~how is recom- m CTI d e d f o r . k rn d-e ri;--a F ten_ through third gr~de a nd the later performance for fou rth lhrou~h '1xth grades. The au d1cnce becomes part o f tht· plays . ... ""' "" ........ ' "" .. .. .... • • • • • f , ., .· ___ J ' DAIL V PILOT (3 .. rt1day. Novembet 17. 1978 INTERMISSION Lovers' Laughs Lasting . ..._ ___ .... ~o mnttt•r ho"-mJn\ tinws \uu , •• M'l'll Nl'll !::11mun ' Ll'l 11f th1· itt•t1 lint Lm tt..., dn1I 11 OIU!'.t bl• 1:ll•:w 111 11 d111t•n in lht' l'ornl·t \n lu ht II 11\lu \ ou1 •u'hl'<iul .. o\ "r thl• ne•xt t hn·c• W1'"k t"11C1' .1l lht• W1•,tm1n,11•1 < 11mtn1111ll\ Tht•u h •r n1 l'l'l'lor fh m Fi 11.ul h.1~ I <tk1•n thh ""11 t r.wt>h'<I <'00\1•11~ .rn<1 ruhtwtt II Ufl with •mm,. hlf:h i:lo:.., polt'h .1ct.lin.e \Ohll' add1t1nnul bl"· of !llU~t' hustllt'"' .111d .11nphhlnl! lht• l'fll'l ll\1•n1·'' o( S1n111u ·-. h \ 1111~ lu ~hl\ fam1ht1 r t·hurartt·r" 'fht• rt'~t •t'I \"1 t"f'f~ t"f'it(~i"t~ .;tltl-·U:UU-'1uf~i;..i.. - l Oll not l\) l.1u1;.h 11:.:,.1ntl1·"' uf ho"' ntdfl\ t 1 m 1' ) 1111 't• ht•n111 th.· h1w-. twfor1· ;.IU~'I IS Sf \4.•I ~ l .c1\1't ' fur lht 'l'l'OOd IJllll'. Jnd ht• •'lll{llU\'i lht ..,1,1r Of ht.., 1~17h l.1llo hll' 111 1)(h11·11111i. M .trt in 11 l'ut·h-. in a n · Intermission · Tom Titus turn ~o ,1, tht· nu11dk agt•d loser 1n the !>l"<U&I rl'\ olut1on This 1s J most a'tull' moH', for r'uch-. 1:. C\l'n mor,· t'fh·1•t1\e lhl• st•cond time around. 1 10 1.:an~ S1moA·., pun l'h lanes acro:.ii. the footlig hts wllh tht' umin~ of a master ii.howm an. From h1:. Don Knott:.y nl'n ousness with his first a ll<'mptt>d c·onqut.•st . lo his perplexed quan d ar y as the M~cond vasllor talk:. his head.off. and finally to his bhstcn ng outbursts as numbt'r thrN' t.'Omcs a cropp(•r , Fuchs 1s 1n command a ll tht> '4 dY Ills 1s one ot the better ~rformancC's o f tht.• y<'ar an local rommuntl~ theater . 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Page C6 fh1· 'l'11111<1 al'l r .. mm<• .1 ~sicko would-be ..it·t1 '" 1 pl,1~t·cl for lJru.td phy~1cal com1{' putt'nt1.1I hy < .. 111 tlt>y burn a lon~·stemmed rose whu l!I\ ~:. d "lllllh'd Pl'rrormanrc While her an ll·rsiret.ill\I' ,k1lb ..irl' not as hnely honed as thc "t· uf lht• otht•r\. -,he" quite effective m what 1-. l'>..i'>ll'all~ .1 -,lap..,t1ck "e<f{icnct' • 1.Jst of tltt· Rl•ll llol Lo\' Cr!>· may not be the hr!>t Hr""'° or this highly watchable com - t•d y. but 1t 1!> .!mong tht• best Performa nces con· lsnut· Frad<J v::-Jnd Saturdays at 8·30 through_Dec. 2 at lhl' lhNllt•r . 72n Ma pie St., Wt•stmtnster * • CALLBOARD -The Costa M esa Ci vic Pl;iyhouse will tlold auditions for T ennessee Wiiiiams' "C>lt on a llot Tin Roof" Tuesday al 8 (I m in lhC' Community Recreation Center o n the Orange County F airgrounds ... 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""'' .lh<tr/,1 ·" ."11111f "1. • .1 Jltltt .,rtiv h;m, .1lm•1-lt1t.. i' ,11/ :'lh'ttlft /I/ ~ lt.flff \Ill' r .lilt.I , ,;f/:V• , 1.u1/t11•• ·"'·'''"' ,,/,./, • ',, '1/(1/ I 7/ Ifft ('It_ :-Cmtbt(J''t•' k•"11111.i.h ;l11m;vLl"1~1 !;.n.11ill1 ,,,.,,,,.,,, .,'!// (' .v '··· ~fO~ ,/,,/.ltm 1: c.. 111,/0 ''i TS 1, ·.anrtAYI• ~ -8:;) v.llllA1' .ii I/ 00 fl>O ~ 00 ~-JO S OOfrJ.l ~,, 200< ,y11/1, ':\I'.J ll'l<"J• <::;.·"11Jt1,r SCENE FROM 'RED HOT LOVERS' Gail Reyburn, Martin Fuchs Cavort NOW? 9)L~·~ C)fk.t, ~Jr~! ~·e'' BLUE BEET'' w~di!.'1~aq81. "High Mileage" Sun. 4 pm-7 pm ~ "Guitar·tternoon" Carl ve,heyen Sunday , ,0 . . . ,, "' 8pm-12·30 1Xlemanl8 with Jerry Bums .,Mon. & Tues. , 'St .11 ,, 9 pm-I . OryVI e The •"BEETfl goes·on-at: 107 21st Place Newport Beach ,,, !hi' A11 .. , ~-IH'EV :,.,,. P .. ' 675-3333 -~:.! • .''. ___ :.:__~----·-!.-' ll• -= ,<lrlJr 'lJtllagr ]11n ~ . II .\ I . II 0 .\ I ~ I. \ ' U; HEAR YE!! HEAR YE!! The Pil9rims Never Had It So Good! Your Choice • Roost Tom Turic~ • Vir9htia laked Ham • Roast Sirfoin of lfff COMPLETE THANKSGIVING DINNER Only 5650 I Dinner Will BP SPrvPd 12 00 Noon 111 9 00 o m Makf' Yo1Jr RPsPrvahons Ear•v 127 MARJME AVE. 675.8300 --Entree Selection~ Turley, DUclc, feShCalif.Ul.terr ~--..-..;_,.____,._. Caspt• Dtwc Stned Gre·ek Hit ?:.':,.':!h~~,' ~ atC--Tr-v-,~-e,-~-~-,ed--l lJy Oa v1d Mc Donald. \\ 111 opt·n at.-. second season \\1th "Phtlort<'t<'<. /\ f\t'naassance Per spec- tive." a play based on the classic Greek tragedy by Sophocle:. # f'rcc performance~ oo Tuesday and Wed · -nesday ar(' schc<!ulcd for 8 p m in the Studio Theatre. locat1-d at thl' Junction of Bridge and Mesa Hoad on thc UCI campus. THE PROOUCTION is set ·in the private library of the M£'d1r 1 princes at Carrcgi, and pc rformC'd in Ren:.11ssunt'c costume by "three · m em bC'rS of the academy" for an audience of trt ttr<v--micm1'.Jt'-r~r.-wtrtt'1T 1r~omttrotl!'<H.Jy"'"'tbe -· theatre audience "Th£' 'Flort•ntane A cademy m et to discuss s imilar probll'ms r aised m Sophocles' t ragedy the probh.•ms or dl'C·eit. force and necessity thal haunted the ltcihan Renaiss ance and the .i-c h o l<irly wr1t1n~!> or the p e riod ... s aid ~kDonald "R<'stnc.-t 1ng tht· cast to three actors e nt ails r om poundan~. or doubling of 1denltlies within one cha racte r lt 1s a duplicity tha t correspond~ \\1th the themes of d('C<'•t m the play itself. .. I S SOPllO('l.F.S ' t raged y, the famous .arch e r PhtloctNt•s '' wounded and abcim:loned on an •~land by has fellow G ret:ks. Odysseas and ~eoptoltmus. ~on or Achilles. are sent to lure ham to the Gr<'f:'k ca mp because the army's suc- l't'S~ a gainst th<' TroJ:ins depends upon the dead- ly bow of tlcr C'ulcs which the god gave to Ph1loc lck~. Neoptolcmus. moved by pity for the suffer - ing archl'r , d <'flt's orde rs. and returns the bow to Phlloct('tes. The god llcr C'u ll'S then miraculous l y intervenes, orders the wronged Philoctetes to for~t·l h1::-wrong s, and sends 'the warriors into 6t1 lllt• against the TrOJ;His ~ The part of Phaloc·ll'k s is played by Martin Mo rrtssey anrt Nl·opto le mus b y Mi cha e l I 't•lcr~on . both gradual(' s tudents in drama. Od ysseus 1s portrnyc·d by D~d Mc Donald. HYATT PRESENTS: "A THANKSGIVING FAMILY FEAST" A whole succulent roast turkey ready for you 10 carve at your table and then ta-ke t\ome what you don't eat!! Served with all the trim- mings. c• .,.n onu _ -· _ .. ...... ·-··--·--ti9.SO ud1 •ddlllonal P•"•"--·--· -·· -----·-·-···-··--··-.. ·····-· U .1\ • All •nlrtt\ llllO , ... '"''"IV F u \• •r>CIUO• OUA FAMOUS FOOO FARE• on r a clOltft a•-•l'cl 1ttm• THE PALATE P ACl,.IER lo '""n" yovr' \II' b<>O\ O.•O'e .. ,. enlt ... OIU~TS • .A M<Co• ol P uf"\OLU\. APOIC. M>~M Cnucv.P.a ~-1ua1 ye,., •Gd or Qe\•Qn 10\I' la.or••• Sut\GH 11011\ 8 11111'• Colltt, S•n••· lu or M•" SPECIAL CHILDREN'S TUAKEY ORHAM P LATf ····--i41S •"<l~t F-fare. P•l•t• P•<1ll•r & Do•-h AODITIONAL ENTReES· A•••I T11rll~ Wtlfl er•~ ... IK•-------"-H Prtmo Alb .. Sfff a11 111> ·----------·--· tt.~ 8ahcl HalT\ -· -·---.. ---.• ---·······-···-·-J&.IS abon •"''"' _....i w1tt1 ,.,,,,. ~••IN• • ..., •9991•b•f' P.c•••c Aed s ... PIMf ·---.. ··-··-· ··--·-··-Ml.5' ••'" ,., •• "'(t .., ..... ~., PRIM f RIBS OF Blff ANAHllM HYAnHOTIL au jlltlt_A-_. Yor l..stuii:..'15iddm~ Uo~r:rdish S3uct Suggcsttd Wmn-Clon:t. r t -·- I .I 11 CUCL to 11:30 p.a Burgundy or Rose ~~!l!'r:!r-._'Jl;;.~jlid~ ... -..--rrn"'"...,"'°n'H""-V-0~1_...:iov._..~--rt-----~ 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH (lf\n..~...i1 Ample f ree Parllmg 494-9491 752-8558 BAYSHORE HOUSE RESTAURANT 23311 Mulrtenda Blvd. -£1Toro- (On Lake Foteat fl 1 ) . ' . Enjoy A Gala1<y of Lounge Attractions In Our 2178 SPACECOTHEQUE Disco 'Nlg.htty: 9 p._m. to 2 a:"1-. 23020;tllke-Fore~= LAGUNA HILLS 770-2726 ' , . ... . .. -. Dana Point Marine 25100 ()('I Prudo 496·0855 7 OOAM to 900PM Buena Par1t Center - 83/e L~ P.:ltma Ave 995·7611 8 00 AM to 9 00 PM Balboa lsl~nd ?03 M;mnt' Ave b/3·8720. 7 00 AM IO 7 00 PM Leko Fotes1 228Z1LlkL!. flYA\I Or 768-499fg 9 00 AM to 9 00 PM ,... 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C"O('it of "'"'° u ted ()( trvrt CW f'r"'lf'\ Yf'O<'•-""'"'° -....,,,,,..' .......,._ (IH . 2645 Harbor Blvd Coc;1n MPo;a 957-0434 CHARISMATIC CROONER John Venelll Iv raptlvott•i; hli. a udlt•nN•I\ with llw f1• .. lln.i he• 11uts rnto 1>u r h halluds 111< "Alt1•1 llw LovtnJ!." ··c·,1n 'I Smi le-," 111111 "T hn ·1· 'l'lm t•<; .1 l.acly " J\llhou~h it hat-U<•(•n t~o yc.-or~. And . of ~pcc111l 1nlcrcst lo cup· !<Inc(• Vant•lla nppcur ed lo(':.tll}. 1 nan11 of inctusta y :ind their lleulen· h t· as no st ranger t o Orongl' unt11. tht• C'hui.c now orrcr s J Coun t y . I ll' ~raduu ll•d from ncw scr vt('\' to al!> gut•"h and ~oldC"n Wl'sl Cot.l eg(• bt•fon• bu~dncss pco pl•· who rcquan· :.ang ang at lhl• Stardui.t holt•I 111 quic·k luncheon l'Cr v1n• Las Vt•gas. th(• P ra nccbi.1 lokl an_ J h.t..:.:.Qi.i.ltk..L.wu:.b.:· b .ser.ll.l!Ll 't"a rml<'<nrilcllht· li'iylxiy CTul; <fa ny. Monduy th1'>ugh Jo'rtday. 111 C:h.lcu1eo. from 11 30 :1 m . featuring a hot roa11l beef -;nndwich '\ht·•·d to or "I l,Q~t: lo trnvc•I. .. lht· da1 k dt•r on a hot hu11 "'11 h .1 cup of t1111rcd !unger told ui.. "but 1t·r. r11·i.h r h11 1 On Frnl.1y.i, l'lam fll WU)'S IUCC.to COffi(.I ho me 8JtDIO • C'hOWdt•r with g:lr ht• hread I!> an from llmc• to time " :Jddallun{ll feature• Vam•llt will ht• nppN11 ani! at lht• D1bnt•y lan<.1 Hot('I 1150 ('t•rr1tos Avt·. Anntw1m. d1rc•t"tly oppoi.it C' tlw purk 1hrough r>t•t• Ii. then ll 'i orr :tJ.!htn for 111on· thun a year of hooktnlll> on th e ni1llon'i. n1f,!ht t'luh cirt·111t • • • Wllll.t; YOlJ'RI': tn tht· 1>1 • nc y lun(I 111·tJ(hhorhoo<.1 . ycrn m11ithl also v.unl to r hP<·k nut lhc· C h a i.t·. th1• lll"w <.11sco/lour11w located in tht· .J)naht·1m lly;1tt llot c• I. From :111 n ·por ti.. t h1· ntJ.(ht tlm1· :.tf•t1on hf'n• m•t·ounu. ror a i.1zabl1• clmw or Oranr.t· ('ounty d1!'11·0 ft·vN "· ( p o•· chsl1 lb ltkew.-.1· ,1 \ 1ulahh· d;uly /\t..o fraturc.'CI J11r lun< h 1-. .1 "" foot .sundWlt'h wh1C'h may be pun•ha.,cd by tht• IOI h lf.Jppy lfour · , .. "rl nnothH fratu11• M111.clay lhrou~h Fr1d.1) lrnrn '.I to 7 11 "' And ao; alwav' "·•t:·.Y ' M.i1 kl'I " op1·n '''\-I'll cl:.y ·• wN·k fw 111 l'a Id''''. I un'<·h illHI danm·r Th<' -A{lah(·1m 11:,all llitlt•l '" lt>ralNI bl 1700 'S . ll.11 bor lilv 772 ~900 --~--~---------------------·------------------- A NEW DI NING ADVENTURE mAnDAn1n c~,~-~sE~ Geurmet cu1s1NE · PEKING • SHANGHAI · '1 11?4,-i SZECHWAN •HUNAN £ ~~1~: Daily Lunch ! ~ .. And Dinner · ~ . • YOO' Host .ct Hostn1 -11 MIU_. Am CW-, rtr (Former Chef ol the JO Twin Dragon,_Arlahe1ml I 500 ADAMS A VE. IAt H..OW ••c&.I COSTA MESA 540-191) LUNCH • DINNER SUNDAY BRUNCH Upcn ll·lkJa .m.toJJ OOp.m ( '/ww 4 IJIJ p m Mun & Tue ffiIT Jjfl MEXICAN RESTAURANT APADANA llarp1st Maureen Love 1-:ntmams /6r Your Lundieo11 P~asure 1\oon to 2 00 pm . Wed. & Fn. _ l l'nrctP l,'orttrt • Calenng • L>euuer11 ~~~ 2640 E. Coast Highway .t:I """°" -F•·"'-eowtv.or111 Corona del Mar 640-7092 .:, Monday thru Thursday Specials (Friday. SallHCJHy , Sunday 111 6 pm) Ocean Perc h ..•............ Atlentlc Cod . . . . . . . • . . 'Red Snapper . Mehl Mehl . , . Grllled See Basa .......• Top Sirloin Steak . . • . • . • . Lobster Tllll .......•....... StH k & Lobster ..... . 3.45 3.95 4.45 4.75 4.75 4.95 6.95 7.95 Plus Fresh Fish, Other Seafood and Stea~c; lb.';8 PAC If IC COAS l HWY •HUNllNGlOI~ RCH • 1?131 '>'l? 1321 1'I01l COAS I HWY • COHONA OH MAR • 17141bl:>0900 from~ Cucamonga to N~wport Beach Under New Ownership and Management By DON MARCIAL Serving Druly LUNCH• DINNER• COCKTAILS MOft.· "'-"s. II to II • Fri. & Sat. 11 ·I 2 • S.. I O· II 547 W. 19th St., Costa~ 642-9764 TWO S~~!~~~~!~~~m~ & 0:! p.m. l·~~ TURK[Y, HAM, & ALL THE F IXIN'S ~ Adul1s $14.00 Children $9.00 (under 121 PRESENTS- S~bastians ~ Dinner~ .. __ .,. /\ brg, n·tl · bloodul r111nantic mu'>rl.tl '""" At ttxJl.i.KANl.J = -The ~ H OTE~f •~~~DESERT COMING NEXT ' Qp11n• Nov. 281h VERA MILES '>11\lllllN(.. IN "SAME TIME NEXT VEAR" -&l,.....,'"9MllUao ·--~ISTl•M • '--l --~--An opcrc11i1 or mud1 v1t,ll11v DON'T MISS Tl 11s oNr ' ' l lOTE L W/\Y. ,\N/\llEIM · IAcrn\\l1om 01snrvr11ndl A WARD WINNING REST AURA.NT ·SUCCULENT FOOD UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT COCKTAILS 3:30 P.M. • DINNER 5 P.M. NIGHTLY BanQuet Fac1tit1es 10 to 1 SO People 600 D M•wport C ....... Dr tWwporthodt I across from Fashi0tt lslandt 640.7502 THANKSGIVING DAY TWOSHOWS -11 :30 a.m.& 6.00p.m. TURKEY. HAM, & A l l THE FIXIN'S Adults S14.00 Chtldren S9 00 lunrler 121 PRESENTS VERA MILES Sl A'HllNC, IN A CURTiS ROBERTS PRODUCTION ltfl t• ttH •· • 1' ., ( 0·.,TAIH~INI. RICK LENZ SPENILDDS TllAMiSGIVING mm A "REAL TURKEY." That slnqh1 folks' ·Le Btrd -our very own seven loor turkey. will be on hand lo groot the ~hOle lamrly at our 1 hanksgrvrng Gala ... · 5 - HAM<SGPllNG'GAbA. II s e leslf~emtly-9ty.UleHd'lftn""-_\.-Jllt,.l'~C~~~--4---~==--• norwith cli0tccuf Turkey or0oorbon Glazed ttanr'Wlth tt1he trimmings, Le Bird ha pecral coupons '°' lh<' .. Dellclous lob§t r tails from t hP it. y coa stal wa te rs of Western Australia .. Thick. Juicy Com- Bdt steaks. Alaskan king ~rab . . legs. 'JmynkJ chicken a"6. fresh flsh·of·the-dny:. A Big Baker topped with butter, sour cream. cNves and cheese ••• A wcH·stocked ta lad bar and well· te nded vege1ables ... An Interesting wine list ..• A Cnsk Hour fentu.rfng two-for·one c0<.ktalls In the lounge ... Scrumptio us lunch on weekdftys ... Dinners from 5 P. M. It's tweo eJeven years Inc~ we ope ned our flrst restaunmt In n S4'Cluded Cucamonga vfneyard. And, Uke a bottle of good wine. we get better evtry year. ·casknl~""' -ct£aveR - N«ll-~t IJ#ac:h. 16(>0 l:>ove St .• MK Arthur to Bltch t o Dov«. Nol to M.,le C.1kt1cfer'•. 752·15'8 Rem~mber those great Thanksgiving dinners-you en1oyed so ml.le~? The Newport Beach Marriott Invites vou to have an Old Fashioned Thanksgiving turkey dlnnerw1iti us You'll be carving your own turkey and the leftovers belong to you Our h.oliday entertainment will be the famous Marriott twin pianos. For 1ntounott0n antf to§emnons~ Pnana(i14) 640·4.000 ~t &100 . . . -----------------·------- ----------------------------... . ... . . ,, ·~ .. . . . . t I . ,,. . .. • "' t ' A ontry in inc Groal Gobbler Races at lho Marrna from 2 :> p.nr. Ana. ttmre's continuous enterta1nmonl rOf on :sgcs loatunng the Henry Brandon Stnngs and vent11IOQU1sl/ comedian. Wally Slralon J01n us rn the Grand Ballroom lrom 1-8-:JO pm Adulls. $8 75, children under• 10, $5 75 . • CARVE YOUR OWN TURKEY. When 110u cnooso our elegant Oak Room, we serve a whole turkey to your table ~r or more. (We II carve 11. ii you preter ) This home·style presentalton is an annual tradition .al the Disneyland Hotel. From 3 p.m. Ad'!lts, $9.50, children under 10, $6. CHEF'S KITCHEN. A tradrt1onal turkey dinner served in an Informal Mechterranean atmosphere lrom noon EL VAQUERO •nd SHIPYARD INN. wt\cre our chef FOR RESERVATIONS: pcoves you can get thal hohday teollng over stedk and CALL (f«>"'77t-MOO • hsn as well as Jowl• . - ]-i$ileglanij);lotet .._ .. ' . ... . . . . . . .. ... .. '' ..... • .. -- MUSIC ON CAMPUS ,.. ..... Friday November 17. 1978 • DAILY PILOT ($ • Campus Performers Reach a Chor4 Ar _a Colleges Present . uegrass, t 'oll1·nl':' w,11 bt• deckmi: thti hulls wlUl bows or lllU!olll'l,111\ I hi:. 11111111 h Ult JU.Gt, C'IU l\SIClll mU!'ilt' • ind cllh<'t h11rtth1111ous sourulis fill the 1ur ••• Jt\'1.1. MllS l('lt\NS Pete Chrisllleb a nd . multi purposf' room of th University Union. Ttw Studio Doy Band and the Vocal Ensem · hll' wtll also be fc•a lured Adm1ss1on 1s $2.50 gene ral and $2 for stu- ch•nts. with t ickets available at the door • ••• azz, Brazilians Jazz.. Adm1&1>U>O 1s-frc . lnrorm~Uon can be ()b, - tained by l'alhng 833 6617. .. ••• PIANIST ROBIN MCCABE will m ake her Los Angeles· debut l\l 8:30 p.m . Saturday al Schoenberg llall, UCLA. < 'hur k Flll\ll1•y, ulon.: with fi ve Orange Coai;t l'olll·~1· JUll .:toups , will verformJ!liJ2.1J1...SWL.... ~'---tt11VITT'"\t'f(t-'('X"('"/\'tiUTrnf1Uffi.2701 r ai rv1 ew THE S_YMPH9~IC_.B.AND at Cal Stale Long &elt-aiidlfie Cat State Northriage Wlna Orctjestra will perform at 4 p.m . Sunday in the multi purpose room of the Cal State Long Beach Univers ity Union. She will play. music by Ravel, Beethoven, -St ravinsky and Chopin. Miss McCabe was a 1975 winner or the Jn· ternaliona l Concert Artists Guild Competition a nd t he only American finalist in the 28th In· lernalionaJ Concours de Muslquc in Geneva. BRAZILIAN GUITAR.ISTS PERFORM .Saturday at Ctaremont College A Dining Expe rience Beyond the Expected Y-0tu favonto cu1sin0: steak , chicken, seafood, delicate soup:;, class1cal salads; prepared to ploasQ your po late. Sorved m th o amblonco o f most boauLiful oriental surroundings. Makn your re::arvallons now Jor o truly e:moyablL' dining oxpcrioncc .. un1Dat11 ::eo Fashion Island, Newport Center Reservations (71 4) 644-4811 --Century Plaza Hotel, Century City Reservations (213) 2n-1B40 · .~ ...... ~~~, =OP . 'I • • • i ®libet v ~lui~,-· • = Friday & Saturday Night Special • 2PrimeRib Huild . ('Ol:lW Mt••.a T1rkc·h ut S2 ~ will be available al the lloor <'11111·1•1 t t11formut1on 1is uvuilable by call- in~ !l~i ~I • • • 00\\-N llOME l'nltirtainment 1s scheduled to1 t" .impu.'> Pur k wht·n the ftn.t UC lrVlne Blu{' ~· ,,.,., fo\~11' .II take~ place Saturday from 9 30 .1 m to 1 p m • 'i1)()n'>ort>tl IJy ASUCT. the event wall feature 1rn1~tt•1a11~ H) ron Rcrhnti, John HJckman and Dan C1 ary and the Cache Valley Orift<'rs. They .ii~<> will wrvt' as Jud~es of the baOJO, fiddle and band t•ompt-t1tion whigh 1s open to the public. Then• "Ill be one s kill· level for each t·.itegory of the l'Ompetit1on and cash prizes and trophic:. will be awarded. The free festival also will indude assorted refreshment and game booths . Mus ical entrants "ill be l'hargc.'d a registration fee ••• A PRE·TllA.NKSGIVING jazz concert is scheduled for 8 o'cJock tonight by the Studio J aiz Ensem bles at Cal State Long Beach in the The program includei; mus ic by Str avinsky , Shostakovich, Westin, Goldsmith, J ager a nd Reed. J\dmtSS1on 1~ free. . • • ' • • • LOS I NDIOS TABAJARAS, Br azilian guitarists, will play classical. popular and folk mus ic at 8 p .m Saturday at the Claremont Colleges· Garrison Theater. 10th and Dartmouth in Claremont. Los Indios have recorded more than 20 albums for RCA V1ctQr and have appeared on David Frost, Johnny Carson and Mike Douglas shows T1<'kcts are available at Mutual Ticket Agencies or by phone charge al642-8032. .. • • • THE UCI' STAG E band, Classy Brass Faculty Ensemble and UCI Jazz Choir will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday at UC Irvine's Fine Arts Village Theater. The Stage Band will feature bi_g band music. while the faculty e nsemble wilf play jazz favorites and t he jazz choir will also perfOrnr Tickets al $6 general, $3 for students are av ailable at Mutual Agencies o r by phone charge from 1213 l 825-9261. Info rmation can .be • obtained by calhng 1213 I 82S-2953. st-. ....... FRESH SEAFOOD PRIME Rll • M.Y. STEAK CH.et-4 to 6:30 , ..... ........ IUb. fftslt Seafood or Ch.f's SpecJat c o-..s4.45 COCKTAILS• ENTERTAINMENT RHenatiOfts 494-9600 no .EonSt A. .... Dowttto..,. LOfJ111M1 You could lose your head over our HenryVDI cut. It's that good So is the Roast 'd Dudding, the Rack of Larnb llave "\Our Turkey With A Turtle. and all our other olde--f ashioncd feasts. We serve them in royal style. too. In our own 17th century English inn . It's a heady atmosphere. . • FIVE CRWNS :~: 3801 East Coast Highway, Corona dcl Mar • (714) 675-1374 DANA TRADER RESTAURANT ~~~v.1LJu·:.\1;,/. Home of Fresh Local Lob$te'r _ ~]f ~-1~. THANKSGIVING DAY ~.{ i_?J ,,_.. OPEN 11:30 AM to 11 PM . Oyster Bar Open For Appetizers , )) AU £ntreP!I Include Choice of cream of chicken aoup. Traders , ~ /amoia New England clam chouxler. t.o&sed green IQlod With cho_u:e o/ dres:rmg OT $J>lnllCh salad. TURKEY & DRESSING -u>h1ppro potatoe&. gravy. cranberry .sauce, Vf'getable .... BAKED VIRGINIA HAM -glazed mi.tin sauce. · ccndted yams. V<'getable . .. .... NEW YORK STEAK -rcxuted po101on broiled tQm-Otoes. IJ(!getable . . . . . . . . . . . . TRADER'S OWN FRESH LOCAL LOBSTER -choice of nee or potatoes, vegetable.. . : •. ~ All dmn£•rs include beverage -caJ/ee. tea . or milk -and dessert $7.95 . $7.95 $8.95 $10.95 Special Child's Menu <Under 12 > on the ab011e items SS.95 to S8.95 CALL FOR R ESERVATIONS f SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 A .M . to 3 P.M.I 34150 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY DANA POINT 493-2603 Make the holiday rea lly 'f1CC1al With dinner at rhe Velvef Turtle. Feast on a 1rad111on'a l turkey llinner w1tl1 all the tnmminJ!,s. . Or choose from a wide variety of otlw r cnt1cm,Q, entrces. All deltc1ou' And all .very sc11s1bly pnced. In N ewport Beach. aero<;<; (mm the Marriott on Newport Center Dnve We~t 6-J.J-5313 In Fullerton. at 1450 N . llarbor. "'·'' north of Hr~a Hlvd ~7 l 93'10 Rcservu11011.~ <1'<..L'rtl·d We honor Amt:nrnn lxprc•" ttlotl11!r mc1t(1T Crcdtt card, : == ~-$13.95! ·1 Relax in the rich SutTOun.dings of Oliuer n.vtst's, and eryoy our superb Prime Rib .._ ..... ________________________ _. c:Airporter qnn CJ!otel M6DJT6RRAN6AN R~~M • dinners that include Yorkshire pudding. •--------------------------..:;;.._ • Soup or S alad. Vegetnbles and Hot I~olls m • &Butter. 0 111 .................................................. .._ • g • Offer good with coupon only through • • Nou. 26, 1978. Friday and S aturday • • nights 6 tD 10 pm. • • • •. Reservations suggested. ('-'S::-.._ -1 •. 833-0570 ~ ! Sheraton Newport ! • 4545 JlacArd&ur BIPd.. JVeulport BeacA 833-0 570 • • (at U..~o.fBirclt.&~} • ·······••COVPONft••••••ll L./IM~O. N Jl ( ·lflE:if ............ __, ___ ~g~ [) ~ C. f ~CO. l'\r Thanksgiving Day Dinner Thy ~ounti(ul · family .feast! Maketh thy n•scrvations now for Charley Brown's old fashioned Thanksgiving family feast. Roasted Tom Turkey wit.h Sage Dressing, Giblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce. Or choose ftoast Prime Rib of Beef, Top Sirloin Steak or Steak and Lobster. All entrecs include Assort :·- SAINT GER MAI NE SOUP HEARTS OF ROMAINE SALAD ... ~ Brr.i~l 'bl..,...urliey wiTh wvory dre.slns.;. ~d J'laLc:. • wuU:r ,1.a.I. 4~_,. ___ ,.. ~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~-. . ...........•..... 9.~ , homnnadrcranbmy "11.Ul" and•ed.s.Wttl __ _ po i1lC>e$Uul.ilnma1yfd . SS-75 BaMd Ham, bakl'd wllh bf own wg.ir & ~1'PI; 11118' KrVed wilh ra!Jln 11ucr • • • ... ., ·~--~ Pnmt Rib, ~tty ('Uta Dumond llm. au fuit l>.bd potato. CMimed spinllt'h • . • . . . • . . 18 75 frTsh Salmon (7 oz. I flown i" f<lf 1Nnksg1ving, With wild 00 bJmd tt V~elab)t .• , . $7 45 Roo11 Duck._ fa Mal!IOn with wild rlct bltnd. ·orangeuucrandwge1ablt .. . . . . . . . . $7.25 ~-Pumpkin Pie CHllORENS' MOO I Undtt I 2) R<Mtl Turkey Dinner 8.i~ ed H;im Dinner rnmt Rib Dvlll4!r DIMer Scr\l"ed 4 9 pm '375 ~1' So 75 -R~tions cordiuUy invited ~3391 16'ffl2 Or-a.ham <At Wnmerl _ - Meodowlurk G<>lf C'ounu~ llunlln11ton Beach BANQUET t-'ACILITI £.."i AYAll .ARLF: • 'lN&roNllEACIT 16160 Buth Rlvd. (714) 842-6602 Fla,orh.1t nnrt f1thng Thi" TA'P ltJnkm11-Stt•ak Will Be-'Fopped -wtt r-------. ShC<'d Mu:ihrootn. ;md Escqrlcd "•lh L.yon11111M.! Pot111oe~ and G rt.-cn l'l•a11. R1•lg1um Carro1s STANDING RIBROAST -A JUS ~ ... ·~····••u"--···r~V~li Our Pt•renmaL~von11: S<>l<'tl Chotce Po1 tmru. Cuned rrom our Great Stamhni; R11.r-f:lott l~ WIU--0"' rAN'Ompttm~ C're&tttt~ Spur.rt' . York!.h11·l' Pudcliny and Crl!umy Wh1n1>t•d llori.i.'radb h Childs Plate funder 121 5.2S ROASTLEGOF.LAMB ........ , ............................. 6.85 : Delle-etc Slice!! Of Lamb St'rvc<1 Over Our Old· Fnshlonl'd Drcs!ling Ludlcd Over With its Own Nuturul Jukes, Green Pcus, Belgium tnrrots. Whipped PotalOC':. • ' Childs J•tutt' funder 12 • •• 50 SCOTCH BAKED llAM . . . . . . . .. Suct•ulenl noui<tc.-tg1um Carrots, Whipped BROILED HALIBUT . T EAK ._ . St•rH·t1 l'ltllll~ llol "•lh T;llh I Suu11• ttnd WhlPJl<'(I l'olJlOC!\ FOR-TllE-"KWS" . A BA.:.KETOYSHRJlUP ' v_ei:age:s .50 rvlng 11 :30 a .m. to 9 p.m. No Reservations 18700 MacArthur NewPort <OpPosilc lhc Airport 1 833·2770 • .. • 'l"'I .. Friday November 11 1m ENTERTAINMENT Appearing On ~oast Stages ••• ·---,--... -·-·--.-""'~·, Theai"-~ -··-T"Th~-Ttme-of'--¥00 .li!C..::..._. - _ 1 't~IN ~' running through Dec. 14.. --·· _ --Cemedy-Sa~ lit Heig hts Wlw D111111i1 i11 ~(]enETiie Hoh St~•\''"'· 11'0 . 'l""' I 1tmn1•r t:llC"''' Ahoul u mu1111•1 111 "Tht• 1'1•n h l)\•.111lh•1 1•1H11\,1 l•~\hlhl '1t111'tl•'' .ind tt\ .141 l>c·r 1 .1ml • .11 th1• l <1 b11l11' t'1,I\ tw11o;;1 ~ .. ,\\ ('llhl.1 ('11lwtll11. '1111 ( 'lt•n wllh'. ~·\.' l~I l'1111 r11\111.i; 1h11nn .-:\11'<ol~ :lt"I', i.-n l 1• 11~h1 . ·1.1111 s 1111lh t'h1•rll0 l 3-.•nw1 :... Jlll,i.:.c 1\l'i!-'111: 1...'•'lt''''' I 1tt l1•tu11 1111.t th 111 ,. JJrlllJll Toniglit: CSF R evue A 1lramat1t• I"(•\ UP 1•nt1Llt'<i ··u.s A ·· by J ohn Dos Pa~sos and Paul Shyrt' \\-Ill open torugbl a t 8 o·clock at Cal State Fullerton. The show. blending history and flt'llon. will continue lll 8 p. m Saturday and 5 p. m Sunday Tickets are $2 general .. $1 50 for CSF facul· ty, staff ,and students. Reservations and informa- tion ;ire available by calling 870-3371 ~ T • protesslonsl t.heater at Its best.11 -l~pifMIHMr Pr•n '•lfHl'll"' LIMITED ENGAGlMENT THRU NOV. 26 long leoct\ n..on '-tlvol -~ EDDll ALBERT .. , OUR TOWN c.,r~wn" ( 1111 ff ) t I CiPOWlA-CMAM~ .............. . OI th• comt IH(Al(t LONG 1£ACH COHV£NTION • lNTlllTAINM(NI C£Nlllt felt"'' at 1n.• 00• oUe<:u r~ f C , 1n hr,.. J ti ol lic:t<elton nroo Mu'luot AQ'"'<"'\ one ot ,,. r.•ooin:.on ~ ()('{'>I• • •• •\ 1 ur:. ttvu Sot f vt 'fWYl~ II > • W• "':J .ot -" '.vt motoro1.,., 7 > CHARGE SEATS (213) 436·3661 Flfr Group so .. s coll· (213) 06·l 6A5 f"J~"4"J .. & ",,fif"'fl(.lf~ flu.11\ \ tlUMf b41J....,H 1tf 'f C .. ~I l'fh t• 1 OUll U /\mold, rt((hl. stftr<; 1n tlw (;1•011.tt• Kuufmon Mos~ 11111 t COJlll'<iY " OU Ca n.:1 1.1k.-It W1tn You .. ut 8 o 1 hwk t11111i:ht nnd Suturduy 111 ~11111 11 i\1111 I h •11:ht.:. 'l'hf' l'1l11"'tll1w Community C11ll1•t:1' 1m1Chu·t1on 1s sta~cd 11 1 H av \llt•w ~1·hool , 2531 lh d1.111I 1'tlv1• \\.l(h t1ckt•ls 1•1h 1•11 al j..' 1•lll'll ' 2nEADLY ~CTION THRILLERS .... .s. < L Lido's 'Toni' Pul,s On Heirs "We Must. Kill Toni," a co m edy abo ut an i n · hentancr. will be J>('rformed at 8 o"clock t o night a nd Saturday in the Licfo I sle Clubhouse, iOl Vi a Lido Soud. Newport Beach. Information 1s available by calling 675-1308 or 673-6170. Featured are, left to t ight. Max Duncan, Ann La pp, F;verett Oleni ck. Beth Tilus ·ind James Harryman. The new theater·s at 6SS o•a.v SL----Town Center Drive. Costa Ci J IUl'Wlf, Mes a, rn · t he South Coast Coast viewers have a chance lo see South Coast Repertory·s new showplace theate r a r:id a play too. Wilham Saroyan ·s comedy, Plaza area. For ticket in· formation, all 957·4033. Shown above are, lert to right. George Archambeault. Charles l,.anyer and Ha l Lan· don Jr. 'Miracle Worker' a1, SCC "'The Miracle Worke r," William Gibson's play about Helen Keller. wall continue tonight and Saturday at Southern Cal1Corn1a CollJ?g~, 55 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa~ acros_s_ irQm Orange Countl(Fa1rgrounds. -Ticket& are $3 and SJ.50 and may be reserved by c·alling , · 556-~610: ext. 283. Curtain time is 8 p'.m. in the college Chapel-Aud1torium. · • New Comedy .lnLagunq . Jim F1ynn and Jean Koba. seated at right. st~along_ with Chuck Anthony in the comedy "Twigs,.:· now at the Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse m Laguna Beach. The play continues tonight and Saturday. with ticket in· formation available by-call· 1ng 494-0743 after~ p.m. .) .. .. r-----~------~-------------:11e~~~W#~~~~~----------------------_...--~ DEATH FORCE _.,, .., ... __ ,._.. ·~--....ct•·--·~ SIAYll' llllh-· .. ·:.;. ~ ~ ~ ANTHOr:.JY HOPKINS ANN·M_ARGRET BURGESS MEREDITH EQ LAUTER -----ExECUTIVE PRODUCER C.O. ERlClSSON_MUSIC BY JERRY'GOlDSMlTH SCREENPLAY BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN, BASED UPON HIS NOVEL PRODUCED .BY JOSEPH E. LEVINE AND RICHARD P. LEVINE . · DIRECTED BY RICHARD ATfENBOROUGH ~· .-R----"~.--,T~,.-,c~T'"""ao-~_, PRINlS 8V OC WXE ®TE~ICQORg . U•Of~ 11 RfOUlllU ACCOMPUYIH • PARl•I OR AOUll 'UAROIU I J • (>1111 TWlNTIOH CENTUllY '°' R NOW AT ~y SELECTED THEATRES AND DRIVE-INS NEAR YOU f • BRISTOL CINcMA Costa Mesa 5-40:'7 444 . =:STADIUM ORIVE·IN Orange 639 -8770 UA.ClNEMA°Wfitm lnateF-Mall 893-0546 CINEDOME Orange 634-2553 ,, ~ . I - /--- .~ e I " ._ • • ._ • ' 4 • ._ • .__ , -.... FOR ORANOf COUNTY PAOGRAM mf'ORMATION CA.LL 53'·FREe • IOllllY, NO '~I ACCt""O FOfl Tttll lHGAOllllNf • , . ... .. . I Frictay, November 17. 1978 DAIL,Y PILOT C1 Es~ape Film's 'Raw; Super11' . MIDNIGHT E PRESS" lslan~ for , priaon escape> 1s a raw. compelling, apparently ractual account oc ·an American youth's pay- ment-for a tragic mib· take an attempt to §muggle hashish out o! (A Qulok Look at the Movies J ~ Y?vno _....., '''""9 tor• <••Hr 1n N""" York C11v rtw tum by Cl•lodl<I W.111 nnlllll\ iM si-strlroo ,..,.,.,. of ,,,. P<'~hon, Mrlv sc-s a,.. lumpy Ille t11m llfelny Ill was~'" •mml. Turkey IN TE II IO'IS" ,, a l8CH1<!9r"' t11n1 tor Wond1 All~" ~hO •\ wf 1ter0 dirKIOt bu1 l\01 Mlor ttl 1111\ l>fooctinQ \luOV ot • temlly -lo dll<«CI ')11•ll~n<1DI..,,.. 8111 Welll'J ¥Ilion 1"9fnelM •leed- COUPI• of I~ of !Mte, Ille rtwlH IHI, •lld Ille S<rtPI by VJUI Polon IS .,. Cletl<IO<A. lnslgnU11I -humen. The ln4lle.-lal Tna di._. I• IM'IQht. u. P«• h t>tOUQlll to 111e bY .., •l>Mllutetv IHI. •lld h ,,_ ol Eur-·• flnell ~nselton<tl ~e bY Me1 ... 1e rtt1euranlllle.,..111llng "'41Yr0ft, -_.,,IO De llvlng '"" Geo111• Segal •~ • l•$l·fooel rOI• of u. pholoQ<<IP"4lr -ov ,,.. megnete llV1"9 to c-r the con-i.<llon and lfllSlt•lion. It " •n un- 11,..,.1. Jee_..,. Bluen I• '"' ••· lor9911-ponr .. 1. w11e. • premiere p.ntry <llel Tho Aftit• s-1,,,_ IS t<IWllv convlnc1no (ohor" lll<OUQll • i.U<Ce\\-of 1.-,. l••lt< \lllfll~ H-•m, -of Ille tie" Jlunt-n •""•· ot>vtOUSly k~ Ille 1err11orv. " but he'• .. so sllllllUI al l)«lt!IY nQ Ille c•m•r..n.oftl>M!Mtln\breed ll"l •II ffjfly mlndHIH, l>ut totally entertaining. ~eynoicb h WllPO'led nicely Oy S.Uy Fleld, Orlall 1(•1111 -Jan-Mlei..I II~. A-ed PG "l'OUL Pl.AV"~ Ille "l&l sc•ewlMlll <-wlln • H1tc11<oc• lllttller and Ml<<Meh MCKI of I .... .. ,... Most of all, !llere Is Golell• H•wn ( Billy Hayes. a Mar- u_elle Universit st.u· en . endurea unspe8ka- ble condataons 1 n a Turkish prason and asylum before escaping to Greece. Director Alan Parki!r depicts Hayes 's AllO•ftOV "' G Mar\11•11 """' Ills P9•f«llon1\I ••I•. Ger•l<11,.. Paoe. n•ve ree<-neo a oarttnrg. which O•"° tu10\ tn•t' ~tllCJ •nd comoet1t1v• d•UOlll•" · -· O•-t<eelon, t<rlslln Qr1ttnn anc!.MlfYMll> iolo.rl,.-I• ,_ ll1t1w•d Joto.n -S.... Wetenlon • ,, c411Qht 1n l,. ''°" ll•e. AS well ct\ M•rtr.h•U' new W¥'tfe, M•ureen !>taploton comOlne H elle<ll••IY •• ti•• ., tile.. tot,.,... ,_,..e, row.,, un-M•t•IMll~ le•-e'k ~9*.-1111~rt-W-nntllf'1Klfl'icV 11-rt Motley a~• llO'K......0 P¥ !lated PG, will\ a mod1C\lm of ---..~ .. ...._ ......... ~---------· p•rfot m•nc• •" the blonde •n • torment ln a· film that is "WltO IS KIU.INO TNI ORIAT CHEFS 01' EUROPE?" serve' " mflnu o f belly l•"OhS •nd m11•cler amid the Nute cU1s11w Enesit tor a en•Ueoce ~ ue> tllt sc-rv -Mmlnud•tv _,,, • tww cuu woros. everythl"9 elM In Sight, M ls WP9<0, tne wlld IOOM'ICllM-tor tlw '""''' '""· a\ well H Iii-.-. A 111g11-ca1ot1e treal. AMed PG. • "OllllL IJRIENOS" -lies the ~rPtOOeol INU!totNus-.-1...ceof '"MOO .. ER" I\ e siemDeng lot•-to '"t yee< s wrpr1w htl "Smouy -the e.no11:· ""' time Burt Aeynoid\ Is, .. world'• grNle$1 ''""Iman, -Gire<ICW H .. N-m --•ne11 ,_.,,,m -"'' IM'•'*"Y ·-rely • Cnevy O..~ relies on -Of "" TV man,..rl~. Olll Ill\ -•• .. , .. .,,nQ ...... ~pt'-'9. Colln H~ns. -re_.tn<;e tor Holcnco<k We\ dl"'4•vect In "Sllvet Streak," wrnce tflo\ -~ dll'll!CI..., as -11 He.._ -10 kee9 tlle ac lton 901n9. Rel.cl PG often punishing to~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------~ wateh. His cast 1s supe rb. especially Brad Davis a s l h.e i I I . Ca l e d American . be i s touching and eloquent. a solid candidate for stardom. The rating is R , wit!\ many violent ;_=....__.._scenes JUlil.one at semi· nudity. Not for the squeamish. "THE WIZ"conta1nsw menv WOft• drous thi,. llWI YOU wonder why 11 lsn"t more wtlstvlng fM d611CH •re Ille ~I Oft tne •<rffn since ''Wnl Sloe Storv". ,..., co•tumes •re levu.n Deyoncl t1t111..i pl•ylnQ Ille Ol I~ -•nsl 0••11111 QIWllO •flh end ft S<GwaYl - •-at"'°9' of Ment>attan woth ~· prh•nolY well. Tfl'e c•st Is •mlat>le, upecl•llv Oorotfly"\ compan•On\ down Ill• Yellow Briel< Road M1c11ae1 J.ckson, Nll>'V RU»ell. reo Rou. So wna1 1s l11<klnq? Wntn Lena Honlt' as Glinda u.. 9oed latry ·~ ,,,.. ·--'". """' SOft9, you rt.••llle I,,.. fllm's ••ck or sPOtltan~· e.c11emen1. rne '°"ii' are PttdlU•l>le, Ille decor ovet proclr.ced • • Sffly, Oi-Ross IS lftlKl\1." 2•-vear-otd Harlem ~hoolleacher. no m•ll•• hoW shy. <ennol «flieve '"" seme gentle ,,,,__enc• of • t<anw~ term Qlrl Ol IJ The rating Is G, l>ut wme Ktlil!S- wlll sure 1mciress1on.11>1e chlldrM. ''WILD OEESI!" -Is a crect,er. IK-eoventuno on , .. "Nava.-·· tradition -wrv 1nvo1v1n9, ,., .. penHful Four •Qlnq mercen••I•• PRISON ESCAPE AUTOBIOGRAPHER MEETS COUNTERPART Rlch•rd Burto,., Roqer Moo••. 8rad Davis, Left Portrays BUly Hayes In 'Midnight Express' ::!~:'st:~·. ~':?u~·~·= -----------------------------------Stewert Gr41<9r. 10 rescue a l>l•Ck ·~•de• wno Ms -dePOSed •ncl •m· Society Schedmes Whale ·of a Cruise ptosoned 1>¥.,,., Alr1<..-tv•.tnl Tiit! mt"'°"~•• oaotv H the EnteOl>e raid -1l weu. Director An. 111ew MC l.otQfen is .tn otct lldnd "' m11nl v herot<\ .. M>d "" deftly mlan «hon wtth<ool """- • II s good to -B11<10l'I ·, rf111rn 10 vloor •,.d GrM199r ""1UIO Mve " whOte MW c.a<ee,. •s • suave he•vv Rated R. wUll \Old•~ talk and mor• 11 ... n •mole l)OOOllSIWd The American Cetacean Society of Orange County will present a whale watching fundralser Dec. 2 to Catalina Island and the vicinity. Gray whales, dolphins, sea lions, -&harks and-birds are expected tG oo in view and, in between si tin ve en nment and guest speakers on the cruise aboard the Catalina Holiday. The trip will depart from the Balboa Pavilion at 8:30 a.m. and return at 4:30 p.m. Beer, wine and sort drinks can be purchased on the boat. but tr~velcrs should bring their "THE IOYS l'ROM BRAZIL .. ana Olnl arbors, llon red11cn 1mplau\IOll1l v 10 aimed at school children, In the m•n1"'¥m· -111s et1orts •Fe ••deellew lhal lo<ellerea Cost of the cruise is $12, with '"r°"'" ,.,. nort"9rn "9ml\l>ht!•• ••• 9' tt'en·•Qe bOys wno .Ire clOMd information available by callmg "0011 H111er1..,voneo1w111Cl't m19111 631 ·4999 wme O.y ttleOl1V."" Founn llei<fl. • • . Once this ..._ II s .. ••li>we:d. _The. same group lS SPQDS<>rtng-an--ttw fltm"'C., IJll lil]Ov94 es an e•Ptrl· educational whale ro ra · •vm•Cle~ure. sc1ett dlt'9<· an audio-visual program in the :!n\'::,::"~= ":-:=;'=-,,,<.:; CJaSSrOOm, followed by 3 guided Ille cl0ftt1'19 POS'MDle. HI\ _..nl ,, three-hour boat trip. Cost is $3 per t.•urenc• 011v1er. •r•ce• or w•r Inf . .1 bl crlm1,..l•;1l ls•wtll·~<N••<· person. ormation ts avru a e a'l "'•••u11on. 11a1e11 R, •PPo•e1111v the same phone number. 1>Ka11 .. o1v101-.e. A JOHN G. AVILDSEN FtLM INTROOlJCING .. SLOW DANCING IN THE BIG Cl1Y0 PAUL SORVINO ANNE DITCHBUR WRITTEN BY BARRA GRANT · DIRECTED BY JOHN G. AVlLDSEN MUSIC BY BILL CONTI· PRODUCED BY MICHAEL LEVEE & JOHN G. AVILDSE <»~~~ lll1 ~= r edwards CINEMAt£NTER AllOI A"T'ADAllCS, COSTX Ml.rr-~- MESA VERDE CENTER 979·4141 ''The funniest film .of the year'' O#CAOO rAlfHJHE • SOHO MCllLY #fWS SACttAMfHTOIJNION • SNffRANClSCO CXNMNCll CM\'TOH JOURJUol. HlRALD "II vou·re In high school. 11 you·re in college 11 vou·•e OUI of COiiege II vou·ve ever heard ot college. a Nolltonol lomooon Ion. a Solurdov "jlghl L1vt Ion. Of vou re 1ust reodV IOI some w•ld cotlege hu!TlQr vou will hove o laughing good lime 01 "Animal House ... -<:ANI. ~ NI.IC IV "'Frqnellcollv 1;:nnv. o raucous remembionce ol things post ond pou1onote Good innocent fun mixed llAft-.U. .. ......... . with enough wocilednns to g ive 11 some chOrocter ·• -~4"'8Al>llf11 N1C IV. AMftUL 11981• ... .....,,. _ _..,,......,.. IH£ M>JT'f ~ IVNC NJtlMN ~ ~ l>Ml'OON, _ H()UI( -.o-Oil.Wt ~~ IOHN \/UllOON ll{RHA(l()()oA ~IUCI .....,~~-•- ~ Dy Ml<ITV ~aid"'"" llCIM.vl -DyllN!(l\OCl\l61UN 'l'mfn by HAAOLDIWl6. ~ KD4NCV t, 0"'6MU£1' ~by .IOHM l>IOS --tGl>{~--llOtO ,,....:==::-=.=. 1--=-~-==-1 mrsru. .__..._ ................ -~---"-• - NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' HARBOR 2 Costa Mesa 646'-0573 Mon · frl 1 30 • 9·4~ ~I 2 30 • 4 45 • 1 30 • 9 45 • II 45 Sun 2 30 • • 4~ • 1 30 • 9 •~ CEtnURl 21 Anaheim 772·8902 STADIUM DRIVE-I .. °'~ 1311-7IMIO . ~'f~1D ~~llAl'IU.I ~Bee •. h ' . ..._ h" . h • ause I ere" going ID..,... no1 ing 'ilrt11~1 1 about a CHEECH le CHONG film. Evt.ity generation has hdd their own comedy cl110: 1he JO'i. had bdurel and Hardy. Abbott & Costello brOl<e up the 40'-. - and Mamo and Lewis really fractured thP 50\. C~H le CHONG haw helped makl• the 70's go "UP IN SMOKE.. CHEECH le CHQNG are the rn1rwdy•h'<t11t that gave btrtlND rock conwdy ctnd in •he proces'i or turning on ct whole genera1ion, sold 1en million dlbom.,. picked up numerous awards. lnduding Cash Box and Billboard~ be<.t cDmt'dy duo, and a Grammy for their album. "Los CochillO!>.· Now ifs time for a CHEECH le CHONG movie. C &: Cs "UP IN SMOKF will make yoo reel very funny. So don't go s!f algh1 10 see this movw' .,_..,., C'-rll "'-Mid 1ommv C'-q 1om SWmCI EAr Adam< Sor-M...- -s 5!«\I Kr...tl -~ W.-"" ~hon<J & ClwKh Mlfnio Ptodu(<d"" I.nu-. & Lou~ °'""'"""" ll)U-. p..,,..._,.,. m .... SOUIK COU I rlllA I J'~ ,, "A mulllC81 powerhouse that sets the spirit soaring. Hallelu1ah! A celesbal take-ott time al the movies again. Within the framework or a musical fan· tasy. Sidney Lumet's spec· tacular. joyous production of 'The W11.' generates a mood of wonder and senti- mental rapture recalling tKe arrival of tne Mother Ship ''FABULOUS 15THE WORD FOR 'THE Wll.' "Ross is superb 1n "The Wrz.': her performance ranks with 1na1 of Barbra Streisand 1n ·Funny Girl' and Liza M1nnelli m ·cabaret ... -G._ S<o#M r.,•C.J'70 fr;f)uttP "Great tun Color. style and llair. It works delightfully. You want 10 1ump up and dance along ·· J.iy Ca11 Df•tro-r rv .. .,, in 'CIOSe Encounters of the Third Kind.' A sublimely happy movie-going experience. The movie achieves a lyric intensity !hat thrills you down to your toes1es . .When the lyric sp111t starts moving. expect dancing in 1he aisles. dancing in rhe lobby and dancing 1n the streets 'The Wiz.' is a marvel. and 11 should be an enduring source of pleasure ro sev- eral generations or movie· going kids. families and tantas•sts You come out -of this movie feeling bhss · fully moved and glad to be ahve." G.1tv ll,,,01<1. W 1~11.ngron Post A colossal entertainment. Visually, 'The Wiz' outdoes everything I've seen on the screen in decades. Everyone is just plain perfect." -RH Rffd N. y Daily Hews ., Df ANA-p()SS 1n "THE WIZ" Diana Ross Is a Whiz 1n 'The W1z ... <;,.r>11r1n Tnc At• inr.i Jou"' 11 a,.11 .QnSt •u1 .,, "Even 1f you've watched The Wizard ol Oz" every one ot 18 times 1rs been on 1elev1s1on. chances are you ve never seen anything like the movie 'The W1z ... !>.i< ff! ~'()(!"<I" Oetre>t New-. • "It's shck and energot•c and tun Great moments and a lot of life, ,sensatt00al special ellects and costumes" -Roqor ECX'lt, Cf1•CO'JO Sun r.ml':> Also Srornng MICHAEL JACKSON · NIPSEY RUSSELL · TED POSS · LENA HORN~ and RICHARD PRYOR cos 1HE w1z·) ~DP..q.i.v-o. -....,. ...,..._,o~ c ... .,. .. ~,/ ,,_ TON)' WALTON · CHARLIE SMALLS · QUINCY JONES · KEN HAP.PEP. · DEDE ALLEN -... ~ lc!Ho....Jt........ -"" """"""'°" OSWALD MOP.RISo~c · ALOEP.T ~HITLOCK · JOEL SCHUMACHER · P.00 COHEN • 0-0.-too SIDNEY LUMET ,-.. .. • I • ,. # • • • • # • • • • ... , " . • -~--,,.--. 0 DA.IL Y PILOT frtdWf, Novtlmbet 11 1'71 French Singer ,. Appears Tonight f"rcnC"h folk !';lOJ'?l'r composer-J acqm!S-Yvart will pr~nl un·evt'ning or French songs tonight at H o'clock in the Golden West Coll<'ge Community Center Yvart make' ;1n annuJI trC'k to th<.' L'nrlC'd ~I all''-to bring l-'rt-n1·h '>Ongs to American .1ud11.>n<•es. mo'.'Jly al <·ollf'J:.:l''> BORN I IERS °Franc·c and descended f1 om a Jong l int• of mt•n of th<.• '-<-'a. he has always lw<'n ra,nnat<.•d lJy th(• st•a and music written ahout 11 JllS ffillSI{' IS Ill lht• t rachlion Of lhe old lroulwclours <Jnd chansonniers whose music was a "'uv of spreading news I le is also an avid skipper , anc1 his l•irgt• C'Ollt•t"lton or folk songs dealing w ith l ht• M'a mukc•s up purl of his repertor y. while m any or his songs ar"l! based on personal im · a~1 m1t 1vc themes <ind poet ry set to music. While h<"s hct•n 11 singer all his life. it was d uring m1 h l•1ry scrv1e·c l hul Yvart began his profrssional career. singing with a group. He then \\(•nt on alr>ne, spenchng the 1960s singing in lt•ft bank c:ibar<'ls of Pans V VART WAS AWARDED the Paul fort Prize in I 009 for ht'> poellcal work :it the Closerie des Lilas m Paris. and three ,::old medals at the music r est1 \I al In Sofi a . I le has recorded n ve albums. G<•ncral adm1l>s1on 1s SI 50 Tickets arc 3\'<J1l<1hl<' al th<> door on a h rsl come basis. ... Thanksgiving din· e.c._wjl I bo-.a-leatm:e-~~ of Sebastian's Dinner P l ay house al th e Gra nd ll o l e l 1n An a heim . with the price or $14 for adults and $9 for children al so 1n c lud1n g performances or the mttS1ea., ··T~ ~.----- Son g ," f eat u ring Samuel Van Dusen. left center. Reservatio ns ar c a vailable al 772-7710. For South County re- s,idcn ts , Sebas-trnn's in San Clemente wi ll a lso offe r Thanksgiv· mg feast along with the . comed y ··same Time Next Year," starring Vera Miles, righ t. F or r eser vations the re. ca ll 492-9950. Curtain times will be 2:15 and 8:40 p.m o n T h a n k s~i v in g, w it h dinner ser ved about an hour and hatf before curtain . A 1)~ ror~ who e\4erwanted a cliance to start over. .. "" .. "' . . -........ ENTERTAINMENT --· .. ,.,..,.., .. t ,, ,.,. Plu1 (R) SECRETS'" nu ,. tt• .,.,_, .. ' .. •.. edWilldS CINE -...oe~ •• , .. . , ···-· , ........ ,, .. , ....... l&r-.U• Cl ITTDER ' .. , . ·-H • •• ••• 979-4141 --'---,,_.. , ...... "SLOW DANCING ··~ .. ·•;:.·~ ~·~:..~;.:" ' IN THE • ':.":~~ .~: BIG CITY" (PG) ......... .,., ... v .. """ I 01 t IO 10 U ' '""f "WAI o.t411 ~., IAf IM t >O \ M ~ ~! ',~ •;;: THE (Rl • ~=i=\;"":':'°;';,.====== WILD GEE (G ) Ol•nllROas Michael J•ckiOn 10:46 1~111 ~"l:..'..l '~ \1 l7fl !' DOLBY S~AE. 0 . I .. ,~~~:!.~ •1~ 4,1 ·-±~~~lC~,102 ' St SO ANY TIME REVENGE OF THE ~· ' ._ .. ~··~ PINK PANTHER Plu1 j 4r'1 ~fit~lSA CIN£Mfl. , ~jl)l~~ l -.. ~~ .. .:.~ 646 5025 ) • JOSEPH E LEVINl: PRESCNTS ~ "MAGIC" J R R TOLI<IEN S "THE LORD OF THE STARRING (R} ANN·MARGRET RINGS" (PG) tMf ft\ t M U tt l14' >tltOO 1 0 ~·· -.VN t1 •t 11 ,, SAr $WU.l._t.s.._J__u 1 :•-a: c:': ~·· (ed!~.~s BRISlOt CINEMAj.:.:_:~lll , •• , • • .. •• .. "';.:.::::"" S40 1444) ·--~ :.· .,I..., .. td )4' ... --- Uiders/1111 VOll '1~ ...... • ........... _._ .. _, .... _...,, ~ ~M·llllS l .. '"' ... a.Ait""" ., .. , •••• ...... ''CINDERELLA 'iAa "'' , so 10 0 .. ,._,.,. ....•. • I JI tO M Plu1 IRI LETS MAKE A OIRTYMOVIE"' ... ,-.,. .. "·',. Pl~ ~"' , ... •-8UAT AEYNOt.DS tAtl'tU• J ,. 1 ,. " .. Plu• "Who t• "HOOPER" Give your budget a lift, sell your-akl e ul m•nt fa st in the -Sk-U- cla11 f e a s of ffie ... . . . -.. t I ROCK MUSIC / DANCE Friday. November 17. 1978 DAIL V PILOT, (9 Stewart Not ·ir:arz:ied by_ Success ili555~~~~~;--he--wu l1 year&--0ld ~playing-with-R-&-11 groups fike Tony and the Trappers. By LlbA llOBINSON -~~=3~a Dui )OU !wow-that ason · 1--1..::.-.;--r-:!:a-..song fron'I Al SCf'wart•5 new ilbum "Timf' · lie recorded for 10 year~ before he "made it" with "Year or the Cat." He wasn't all that surprised because he'd been following an up- ward trend on a ~u1t l~·el for some Ume. This was viewed as thl' logical next step. ' Paasai:~. • ~ ~ t'c,mpan~ol'\ bt.i'Nt.>en Thom11<1 More und it Jt-iatt J1 ul Sortre rharat'll'r namt•d M.tlhlt>U ~ Or thnt 1f om• lirw h d b«-n (lhanii ~ \' lt-nhn.1 W:t) • .1n1•thN tun<· on th~ Album 1 "ould huw tx-,•11 u p11IH1L.il r11lher lh-n a lovt ~OOJ;" \~U "\'f:,\R 11( th, l Ill ' •ltl\l .)'t•ar ~~o1i.h hit that brought f<Amf' forlW\t' and St~Wlrt ' (11 st platanum rt>t·urct 1 ,. as rl'ally wn updstC'd \l1rs1Un of lh1• him ( .1~i1 lilu11ca ' • You dadn t" Wt'll, )O U rt• 111 th1• mnjunt y. a fiact thut 1w1lht'r urpr1io.t"> nor C'On1·t•m s Al Stcw111 t 'I 'hpuldn't thin.A. Ill percent of the pt>0ple ~t-l at " :,.•>s Stt·~art '1tt1ng an his Nc w York hold -.i11t,e a fe~ "·~·ks t .. ·rort-'tart.tn.: hts U S tour Uut QWk a lot or l>t't•µl1• do "l 'M AWAIU' of ho ~ lht· whole thing "ork8." tw <·outanu1·d · U u mlll.1on pt.'Ople buv a record, probably .1 thousand get all the re ferences The ne'l '.hundred thousand buy tl because they get a general picture and they lake the feel of the I} n cs e\ en ii tbt'y don't un· derstand all of thl'm ''I can't undt•rstand a ll of Bob Dylan's lyrics but that d<>t'sn 't worry me J get a sensa- tion of something hovering on the fringe of my consciousness wh1 rh 1s Just out or rca1:h but Whkh is nevcrthell•!>:. attracllve La Mirada Sets 2 Dance Troupes . · T wo d1s tincll\ l' d a nce companies will perform tonight and SatuTday at the La Mirada ·civic Theatt•r. Tonight marks tht.' pt'rforrnance of the First Cha mber Danc·e Company of Seallll', while on Sal urday night Abrasevic Yugoslavian Folk Ensemble~Hlbeprescnted. A COl\IBINATION OJo' dancers from s uch nott'd companies ai. the-N<'w York Ballet and the Amen can Balk \ Thc;iter , the Seattle group has tourc·d the \\orld as a special "dancing am· ba~oor" for the l's State Department. The troupe spans the movt.>ment spectrum Crom clas!.1cal b6lllt•t to modern Jaiz .. Thl' rolk c·n.;c·mhl€' rcalures 60 young artists , all mall\'(' lo thl' SC'rbum area • Tbis ensemble has a lso toured the world. s howmg audiences the moods and styles of its homeland. THE ENSEMBLE CONSISTS or· nine divisions, whkh inClude c horal. orchestral, gymnastic and folkloric song and d ance groups. ' The routines arc executed in more than 1.000 LIKE FINE WINE, HE TOOK HIS TIME Rock Singer Al Stewart ·'This is the essence of rock and roll It should not be perfectly understood. lt should be fell." Stewart w a s born in Scotland. but moved to England at an early age. By lbe tJme costumes HARDV He docs admit to being amaied by the amount of succcs~ . BU~ HE wasn't worried about lopping that album : in fact, he claims it was a godsend. ''Until 'Year ,of the Cal' three quarters of major American~ programme<l- anyCh1nglrommy r ecords on the radio/' he says. "We had limited airplay and 1 was con- cerned that here I bad gone into the studio, spent 18 months of my life making a record, and no one was going to he ar it. "Thal is cause for concern. "But if you follow something that's sue· cessfuJ . then you know it'll get heard, and this is all an artist can possibly ask. "IF rr•s successful, great. Ir it Isn't, it's your fault If you get a s hot to have 1l heard then )OU have been given the maximum you have a right to ~k. J would rather have the shot and fall '1at on my face than not have.it al ~II." Stewart has progressed from his early cult status and I S rlOW a performer With 3 widespread following. His new album was certified gold within five weeks of its release. is headed toward platinum. and the single. "Time Pass.ages," bas sold more than half a million copies. He remains relatively unaffected by his ri~ ing popularity. He's a COfllloisseur of fine wines. and one Utlng this hobby has tau&ht him, aP.: plied to his q.wn success. is: "The longer a bot· tie of wine takes to come around. lhe greater heights it reaches " c1nenome ~ scAeen 63U 2553 g comPLE X Clupman Awe a. Sant• An• F"reaway MATINEES SATURDAY' SUNDAY "SGT. P PPER ONEL Y HEARTS CL UB BAND" (PGl "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR .. 1ro MM srcRE01 "PARADISE AL-LEY" {PG) "THE WILD GEESE" (R) "BOYS FROM BRA.lJL .. <Al "MAGIC" tR> "UP IN SMOKE" tA l sue11um rfi]l1l1;1n·1;ml•L!· .. ~~!·~··~· JI ~;c~~~~ "-.:. • ..J,.,.,,_ 994-2400 . • .... ,,,. • ·-••••• t1t90 -~·· ~~~7oo J WT :::~vnsi~ tt.1f1il7,;=J ,::;...~~~-=M ,......, ...... AU ntt COUUOt YOU CANr "'~ MIDNIGHT IXNHSt11l 2131~1 9SIO ,,,., e 1111 e t.U e eill • ae.ae IKMAllO -nuu THl MG FIXCMI ~ HOUM CA&lSCNt ........... CUOl-1'f A WIDOINO<POl "'"' ...._ __ _, WMO'S 10W•011Af CNIFS? (l'OI Tickets for each or the shows are $1-50. $6..SO KRUGER or $5. 50. A series price is offered for botti1 ~s~h~o:w:s~_J ____ __.:~J:11~Wb(;K;iEIESIE"L:_::=~-1~~i!iiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;::::;:;;:~;..;;;~;;:~ ... ( or $11. $9 or $7. _ Spectal group and sluden ra es are availa· "MAGIC"(Rl "CORVETTE.SUMMER'.' AUU&aCASY ''DEATH ON TitE NILE" IPGI WDAY~7-'t-H l.AT,,__, ..... ~,.1~9:4J bk - Tickets arc available through the La Mirada Cl\'lc Theater, P.O. Box 1058, 14900 La Mirada Blvd • La Mirada, Calif. 90637. For further information or telephone ticket order~ call the theater box. office at C213 I 944·9801 or <714 ) 994·6310. • "Gregory Peck's performance Is brill• t .. 1an • Ed Bl11nk. r1t1sburgtl rress NOW AT A THlATRl NEAil YOU ONtDOMt 23 NEWPORT CINEMA Orange 634-2553 Newport ~ach 644-0760 HI-WAY 39 DRJVl·IN Westminster 534-6282 MJO~ ,::,.~,:==~Lr::.,~~~~ -SlIWART GRANGER --_...,.. .. nttf~D90'f ..,,..,.,...eoci...,..,_,,._, ~ .. 1:u.utl10"0 _...,. .. .,...-..v-.JIG.ltt _...... ____ ...,.._..__..,... .... _ _.._. ___ C9•'9 ~ IRI::z:r.r..!. J • ..,,,...,.,....__ .... _ .. __ _ One man had everything. \-~ ---• ,,._, __ > •111 ,·--~..,. 4' -• -A # #• -f! _,._......_.a ... .,,,. -""" "'f _, ..-i A A 4 "1' rt"' .. -' ..._,,..,. ... , ·"'· ...... --r""-· "MAGIC" CR) "CORVETTE SUMMER" ALL DAIVE·INS OPEN 7:00 ,.M.MIGHTL Y CllllCI UnClu 1 Z f'fet Unleu • t< ldC11e Pby9round ,.Aeft" i'HuTRES DNVt-iH SUPER SWAP ME ~-VO.~ .... ---·--·-··-~_.. .. , s.t & ..,..., •• -• ...... -,, ... ~ .. --F_,, f-1 ,._, .......... 0...1 l•<-•~',.,t.,,.,.....,..c....,_._, ••• .....,,,,.... .... CAAN e MM fOMIA COMIS A HOISIMAN CN1 """' COMACNt .. ~ 1 -:::,::~a:ar:-,,.. .... .. ... . . .. .. ~ ~. " -. . .... . ... . OlaCN a C**9 U' IN SMOU~ l'lW IMACIC MINDA Y tal fWO .... llC1'0M TMllUMll llA'" fGKI ... fUI& .. ,.......... ....... 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(I) KFMB (CS'S) San Diego O KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles @J KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTIV (Ind) Los Angeles ti) KCOP· TV j Ind ) Los Angeles ID KCET· TV (PBS) Los AngefttS U!) KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunt1nq1on Beach l'D VOTUIS' PIPE.UHE w901n1 Specli.J • (I) THE MUPPETS Oueet James Coc;o eoo e fl) STARWARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL 1 ne c.sl or "Stw W11<1" llfld wi wt1ty of guMI •iws fain togtllhef 10 Nllel the Woolue ChewllilCCG •each ,.,.. llQfne plafl4M "' ume for life Day 0 OIFFRENT STROKES Molf\t!t'S lasl Vll<t" Mr Drummond'• 1nobbl1h soe1a111e mother turns up ,_ nose el net son· a Jdop1eo t>lacl< son• 0 .,_OVIE • •* "Sellu Gale" ( 1966) Do ug McClure. Ouy SIOOkwell Thr\141 Frenctt F 0<e;gn Legtonnolres cleim responSlblhly '°' e C:-kNI 10 sav~ a 1'<fy. non()( 12 hrs) 0 ®) LOVE BOAT • Tonys Family" lerry SIC>tttl. "The Mtnisle< .4nd Tne Slrrppor" Poler Graves. Roz Kelly. "Own Two Feel" Van Jonnson. Ju11C1.4Ryson 0 MOVIE • • "Rl<l11t On Tile Aaon" 11974) Cha•loa Bonson. Mo'1erle Jobert An Amefl· can colonel, ~Ing the whflteUl'tt'l\111 Of 1111 tM nnn mililA1y p1•11001t1 cOtl(.ov11.- llH• l!IUll hllt ~I k1i1 .. fj (l ,,,. ' TUBE TOPPERS Olckln11on. T)No plaMI• 1>11111e 10< ~upremoqi over rertn 11 ht 30 min I • C.AOL BORHEtl AMO~----• c ,.,..,,. H11i.,.1 n.uav lot>n 0~ MOVIE ~-..i:~..aL..Q~"-..,;;=-42laL Wfil'S" lioli~· ~+-+--...,..,., . ...;.,..~t.11~• .,.,s.~r..,,"" .. r h h t 1 1"09' n Sµ('r1ul The casl m e mbers o l e ll PM••P I.bf M-'"-Y rlQlll 11)•- G) MOVIE • tit • R()tlm Atl(f f 11" ••v•on l•vt10t I t .. 1141 I ••nil '>1nal111 Oe11n M.w1ir 11 .. '-'''"" or ,, ~ ..... ~~,__. .. h"0" ollf\00111 Of mon.y tn ..... or Ill• city 1 01pho11 oljltll 17 i'lrt1 I m UD wASHINOTOH WF.E.K 1H RElllEW I 30 0 ROCl<FOAO FILES ·Tl\v l mply Frl111141 Hock fl>fd WC>rlt.I With hol Old -~.J!5:t.lll (J l"'*I 10 rtlC~ ~,,.., 11um tne ,,.... pollce com-m l08 ANOEl.ES RAMS FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS m m WALL STREET WEEK Blttll<: Op11m11m" Guest l ttS!lv M Pollack. Ch•or man Stleeraol\ Manage~ me111 Inc 0 00 0 @I PEARL Si• d•lrefse 1ndlv1dual1 find 1ne1r lives orrevocatJly c~ Uleir COllllCI wnn t1act1 o ther <lu<lnq Ille naleyon days ol -~earl HatbO< (Par1 2 of 3) (I) MERV GRIFFIN ' Ell) WE INTERRUPT THIS WEE< ~ NOVA "A Whlsp9f From Spece" rne moal reoent 1neor1es and new Quosllons lhat nave been raised about microwave signets ond tnoor rel&llon to lhe origins ol Ille WUverH (R) 9.30 CJ HAL.LMJ.~K HAU. OF FAME .. Relum Erigegement .. A lltSlory ptolessor (Ekza- beln Taylor) and a yourig college \tudenl (JolflPh Bottoms). bo1n ionera. find their loves dre111celly cnangod by their oontac1 With 88Cll Olllf!f f.t) THE REAL AMERICA "The War Of The lnlel!GC· luats" Norman Podhorotz, editor of Commentary magazine. discusses the debete over wnettier the Amer1ean experlenCe nos ~ a success or a lalluro wnh h<>SI Ben Wal11'f'l>6rg 10:00 f) Cl) FL YING HIGH An adver11Slng eJCecultve designs a campaign l0t Sunwesl Airllnes centllfed around Marcv. Lita Gn<I Pam OG NEWS «I) NIGHT GAU.ERV 'A dOCIOf IS involved wolh .,puce-movte arc reunited wtth s pecial 110t1 °' l*de. •paw ot ao1 . "lll'~ts for lWO h"UrS or mUSiC and VariC· Ooera bt1co rne c:toH ,... '¥' 1r1end1 C I ht 20 min I I y c see story be row 1 1No e (I) cas LA re MO\trt A tt • fJ·9·oo -.. P e arl " The second • • .,,. swedl Ma.1eoe" t.'[>tsode of a thrc«..n.art ~ll!''l se.LaPlruil (t975L~11'.!.!!l..§ ~n " ~ ,... :::r; r::-t J k Alalf -.<n eecapeo '1'8111&1 lht• uar Korop of t lc apan ese atlac on p1111en1 1odnep1 " touon Pearl llttrhor •600-•ge girl and a11emp11 NllC Et 9 30 -Ha llmark H<tll of 1~-A11e-Jins J<'a m e . Eliza be th T a ~-rslh 1 ooo'1!1~:~PE~L ··Rel urn En1:a as u college pro-Ho••~ At1en11 Rhythm fcs acted, to il-yo un g 8lUdt>nl <'.-c;11on Guetll Crys181 OSe ph Bottoms ) ' <••'(le. PllUI Davos. Van MorrolOf\, .4ml>foaoa. lhfl C.¥•, S.• lw.el, and • hypnotic experiments 1nvo1vtno deietn ano r8YI· val m MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Oucneu 01 Duke Street The Bargain" LOW· ia collapses und4!f the strain bl 1ry1rig 10 keep 1ne note! Chi11lesiy.re11 otter• to ooy lhe le8M (Pt•I 4 OI tS)(R) Cl) MOVIE • • "'5009 Of Nevade" ~t9S<ll Roy Rog«•. Dale Evans A cowboy ettem(>la 10 nah Ille mjfftage 01 a ,.ourig woman to a alOOlc lortune-huj11er (I ht I 10:30 8) lrJ NEWS 11:00 f) 0 0 CJ) ®J NEWS 8 DATING OAME 0 LOVE EXPERTS (I) THE GONG SHOW «I) MONTY PYTHO..'S FLYINOOACUS A Freemason sketch. an insurance business run by Mr Devious, and e wall leas nome ••set up 1n the street. 8ll <lue credit goos to Buu Aid.in (R) fL) OICt< CAVETT Guest OaYld Levine 11:30 fJ (]) NEW AVENGERS "Cat Amongal rne Pogeoos•· The Avoog&fl mvefillonn 1er-.w~mys- 1e,.ous accidenla 1nvotv1no various omlthOIOgllll 0 TO..IOHT Host· Johnny Corson Guest· Jean-Mlc.hel Cous- teeu 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A 1en11or m1~nie"oualy puls on a he4me1 wnoc:t1 •S reaJ~a ttrne maclltne O ®J BARETTA "WhO Killed Cock Robin" "' detllllQ90 man kldnap1 a dar>Cef' ne had alt63Ulted In Of def 10 11ienc. nor (RI 0 MOVIE * * 'h "T!vee The H&fd Wav" (19741 Jim Brown, Fred Wtllll!llMOtl A tnyat• OOIJI ~ OIQlll\t/8 • llOfl II btouQtll under t;Of'I trol by tnrM moo (:> t•" I tD HOT CITY DtSGO Ouest· Meib• Moor11 «I) OET6MART .4n Old 1>1nk robl>ftf wenll 10 errenoe 1114 ~ nf 1wo tenner cronoee OM> n. cen pus oro a MK:•el fD CAPTIONED A8C • NEWS MOANING 12:00 Q TWIUOKT ZONE ' The Sell Improvement 01 Salvadore AoN" g) HONEYMOONERS 1n111allino a phone 1tga1n1t Rarpn·a 01>10C11on1. Altce wins n1m OY9f until not overhears someone else 1 conversation. fD MOVIE • • • "The Maglcien" 119591 Max . von Sydow. lngflCI TholW'I Otrected by lngmat Be<gman A cynoeal meaoc:ot ottw;e< wtlO nurnoh ates a trevetong troupe 1n 191n-<en1uty sweaen '' haUnled by the gholl of one of the playeft P hf • 40mon I 12:30 0 MOVIE • * "Jenica" I 19621 Angie Oiektrlton, Maurice Chevalier-. JealOUI ol a t>eeulllul midwife. the women ol o small VIiiage a11emp1 to drive nor ou1 ot ~.,,_, (I hr • 5!> m.n I G) JUKEBOX MOii lwogoy al MOVIE • • • "The Leope10 c t9631 Burt Ulncosler. Craudto Card inale Gar11>aldl's 1860 ww...an of SICiiy resulls on 1ne oemolion of 1119 em1ocr11s , on the social order l2 hfl I 12:37 0 MOVIE • *'A> "Love Wet" 11969) Lloyd Bridge5. .4ng1e Ullutl! 10 the 8eeon eoy. G) SOAP FAC;TC#V I 30 G WAHTED-OEAD OR AUVE Detlll'I OMded By 3" CD MOVI£ • • Oraculo Ila Franken· •lillln · ( 191 II J Cerro! ''"'-" Lon Cnon.y Oracu- IM ""'"" Or Franlr.enlletn r,.,.,,., '"' monitor on "'r,"""04t lor Ul•IUllAtn• •no t#JO min I • 200 Q MOVIE • • .,, lrwt Ungu1rded M,_,.. ( 19!.6) Either IH•ll.ama, G4o<oe NllOef A 1011110 music 1oacner , __ tl\re1temno let· IM e ttom one ol nar high school arudentt which ne111rly dMtrov he• hie f7 l'lrl I 2:07 0 N.EWS 2:258 NEWS-2:.30 NEWS Q MOVIE • • "Rttlorm Scnoot Glfl" ( 19571 Gloria CUllllO ECIWBfd Byrnes .4 younq g1fl, onvOIWKI on a joyfl<le 1tia1 ,_,ited "' 8 tatallly. 11 sen• to •et0tm ec:lloOI C I ht . 75mon I «I) OETSMART Smatt unlmowmgly buys a valuable Oitmo<ld wnlCh KAOS smugglers planned to t1ea1 '2;40 f) STEVE EDWARDS 3'00 CI) NEWS 3:10 8 NEWS 3.15 . MOVIE * • • ·~ ~· Comes Mr Jordan · ( 19<1 11 Ro b<!lr1 Mo n1gom er t Claud & Rains A younq man r llutnli on 9'101he< ma.n 1 t>o<Jy atler oyrng bel0te n,, 11me (2 hn J 3:40 f) MOVIE • * 'h "T-'IY Plus Two" (196 t ) Oavod Janssen. Jeenne Cfa,n_ ,4 OflV81e on'f91t1ge1or. -rcntnci f0t • m•8.11ng l1e1te1a. bocomel involved w•tn a movie star 1111 e11.11eneee ••lei the m·s~ women (2 hr&.I 'J'ts I tWWA---.. ..00 MOYIE • • fte.111 Of Ceptsuano" f t9421 a-Au1ry. sm11ey Burnelle G MOVIE • •'I\. "Btal Olrt" I 19801 .Q n t.IL!.AL! •i........ti'9•JJ • Adam. 'iATI 'RDA\' MORNING 7:00 8 CAMERA THME "Re memberin g J e•n Gal>4n" The life and WOtk of limed French 11C10t Jeen Q BO;n We Hamtned fPert 2 of 2) I OA1.AXY GOOF-OPS llO BLUE MAReU: 9 PtNK PANTHE." 0 HOT F\JOOE CD ELEMENTARY NEWS II) WOMAH; REEL TO REAL 81) YOGAFOAHEALTH CJ) SPAHISH 7:30 8 DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE . I FANT~FOUA PACESETTEAS ~ FANGFAa I TI4E t.0..E RANGER ntAT8 ENOUGH AOMPEAAOOM THE ADAMS CHAONICLES "John Quincy Adama. Pre11denl 11825-1829)" Adams· slrigle lerm as Pr8Sldenl 1s merited by lruatr811on and conuover· sy. M•!I appoonlrnent of Menry Clay as Secretary of S1a1e l>'ovolt•. "'mot• of a f)ONltC:81 "deal" IO< Iha Pres>dellcy i AOULT~ 8'00 Cl) POPEYE OOOZJlL' SUPER 80 I) MOVIE ••• "C.1119 ~Of Montana-f 19541 Ba11>0ra SUW'fWtds. Roneld Re&gon. H ~ERFAIEN08 * • * "Ele(>h&n\ Watlt" I 19S41 EllZ.abelh T~. Da™t Andrews. Q) MOVIE * * • "Boom Town" I ie401 Clllflt Gable, ~ c.. lracy 8:30 g) SOVT'HEAN C..LIFOAMA W MASTEAPIECE THEATRE . ''The Ouc:t-. Of ~e S1r901 Tt>e BatgBtn" Lout· ~3 COllAp-uodM the lltrOln of trying 10 keep lhtl ncnet. Chanel Tynflll offers to ooy lbe lease.. (Part 4 OJ tS)(R) 'Star Wars' Cames to T_V-Sort Of .. By JERRY B UCK HOLLYWOOD CAP> "I don't s ang, I don't dance, and don't ask me.:-· s ays .Harrison -Ford~ol' "Slac Wars" fame . Ford, the laconic llan Solo or the s wa&hbuckling s pace e pic. said he leaves the sinronR lo Carrie t1 shcr. Al least she's the daughter or Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds B UT FORD, ALONG wrth Mark Hamil!, P3PO, R2D2 and Chewba£ca .. :-tick to their char acters and the tenuous plot for "The Slar Wars Holi- day Special" tonight a t 8 on CBS, Channel 2. Is it an exploitation or the biggest ~rossing movie of all lime? You bet, but relax and enjoy it. It's bubble gum for the brain. It loosely centers on the family or Chewbacca, Solo's 7-foot·2 Wookje co· pilot, on the planet JJf Ka7.zook. Al home are his wife. Mall a ; his father, Itchy, and his son, Lumpy. IT'S lJf'E DAY on Kauook, and the Wookies are visited by many of the stars or the movie and are enter· tain ed by Beat rice Arth ur, Art Carney, Harvey Korman. Diahann ~4 1tnd-the.feffet=600 SJ arsbip .. M 1ss Arthur tends a bar not unlike that on Tat.ooine that attracted such strange customers in the movie She looks like s he could handle lht' crowd The special has its own daZ1.hng s pecial effects . Pa rt of it is found in lhe Wookies' sophisticated electronic equipment. Diahann Carroll appears as a water goddess s inging only for Itchy's cnjoymcnl. And when Lumpy ~cts bored. he plays halog raphic TV cassettes in which the characleri. emerge ruJl-s ize from the screen. The J efferson Starship comes in an elec- tronic music box. CO-PRODUCER K EN Welch said, "We wanted to do things you've never seen before. For one sequence we've got the camera in a h~hted mirror box and it endless ly repeats lhe image to infinity." Ayres as Noah Fighting Both Flood, Fire HOU,YWOOO CAP> -{(you want to know about flood and fire, a s)c act.or Lew Ayres. Ile experienced both recently. The nood was for his role as Noah in the NBC miniseries "The Greatest Heroes of .the Bible." The fire was for teal and it swept dangerously close to his Brentwood home. It was three weeks ago when fires caused heavy damage in several areas o( Los Angeles. "When I looked up in the morning we seemed to be right in the path or the fire,·· he said "I did all the lh.ings you do: Got out the hoses , gathered up the bank books and insurance policies and thi11gs you save." IT WAS NOT HIS first encounter with fire. Twice before he had lost homes to brush fires. "I lost everything," he said ... AH the things I'd dragged home from all over the world. Thousands of ..... ~~-=-~ .. -b9C>ks." • · • · • -·.... · · ; · • · · -'... • ~Y~mys the Noah in ~..art_minlseries. "The G"te_ates 11---------.--. 1TeroesoftlRfBil>re7' tharmJC ifrS dunngNalTooal Blble W~ _~-.. • J.;.;i=,.,~ t----~ ---The anthology series, with an impressive cast of stars, tells such other familiar Old Testoment stories as Samson and Delilah , "'Ofii~, Ose , mid'Urn,l!Tfil"mn.1l»r'S'Oeli. . mrsTORlES A.IR SUNDAT.a'l :30, Monday and Tuesday and again next SuodM)' aL&on Channei.t. Thb:Slturday, CBS also airs lbC"tbree-hour movte: ':'ttit""Bibl .. nr the Beginning," stamng George C. Scott.. Ava Girdner, Peter O'Toole and Franco Nero at 8 o'clock on Channel 2. . The role of Noah seems appropriate for Ayres, who devotes 3 lurge part. of his lime to showing his "Altars or the World'' program. It ls a 2'h·ho ur documentary Ayres made on the basic ...doctr.i.Aea and~bings ottbe'W91'tdY-rettgton . ·-----------·---·- Ayres, whO played the boyish. wac.haUng German soldier itl th~ 1930 classic "All Quiet on the Western Front," probably was the best-known conclentious object.or In World War JI . He later volunteered for non-combatant duty and served with dis tinction in the South Pacific. AYRES SAID OF NOAH : "I wanted to stay away from the idea of makin,e tum a strong patriarch. I tried to make him more lha bumbl4a prC)l)bet led by God. WliTC fie did wasn't out of his own authority. I had. seen other renditions whore h was a very powertulman_~• _ Ay~a Ollie oah role 'h;"'tii; best op}'>ortunlty in some time. .. Most of the "Star Wars " cast -Afri<'a in the play "P S., Your Cat Is For d as Solo, Hamill as Luke Dead ." in whic h he played an Skywalker. Miss Fisher as Princess American cat burglar. Leia. Anthony Daniels as C3PO and "That was a great chance to get h t er Mayhew ~.Chewbacc.a---wi.11+--a-w_a_y lrom CJPO," Daniels said. assemble early next year in Norway "He 's zappy and has a great sense of for the first moVJe sequel. set on an humor. CJPO 15 terribly rorma l. ice planet. Undoubtedly Da rth whac hgive,himh1ssenseofhumor_." Vader, given vt>1ce by J ames E arl Jones . will be there. too. MA YTIEW SAID after has role a s Ma ss Fisher. attired in Princess Chewbat'ca he went back to his old Lera ·s white gown and with )ler dark job as a hosptlal orderly. "But 1t was hair up In buns, said. ''I've never no gre at strain on me." he said. "It been more excited. J get a new gown was what l had done before and I en. and a new hair s tyle for the movie." joyed il. I'm basically out or it now." FORD CREDITS "Star Wars" with pulling his career together. but claims to be a "IS-year· overnight success.·· Smee then he's starred in "F'orce 10 from Navarone" and the World War II rom ance "Hanover St reet." He said. "It's the movie that mad e the world safe for war mov-ies" Da niels came here for the s~cial a fU!r completing a run in South Mark Hamill was another unknown whose career went into orbit after "Star Wnrs ." If ~ s tarred in "Corvette Summer" and in the up- coming "Big Red One." "All our personalities are cl~e lo o ur c haracte rs .·· Hamill s a id. "George Lucas cast 1t that way. I'm - very pop oncntcd. 1 love bein~ on bubble gum ca rds. 1 ·m nol worned a bout being typecast "· .. ~ . .,.....,.. STARS OF 'STAR WARS' IN TV SPECIAL Harrison Ford, Carrie Asher Reunited 'W e~end' Goes Weekly By JAY SllARBUTT LOS ANGELES CAP> -NBC's "Weekend " nt'wsmagazine show, first set to sta rt a weekly prim e -lime . run rn Septc mbN. th<'n g iven guest-show status, still will go weekly, no kiddin~ Dec 2 ls the date. Reuven Fra nk says it's the real thing this lime. He should know. He's executi ve producer or tflhe Peabody-winning program. which only has ) aired this season oo SWlday. Sept. 10, and on Oct. 12, a Thursday. Not only is it definitely :$tarting its weekly run next month, he says. there is no talk at NBC of another postponement so an entertainment effort can ge t a tryout in his show's Saturday night slot podium CLlnda Ellerbee joined the on-ai r roster this fall >. so far this fall has done features ranging from college rootball hype to a troub.led home for old folks. On Dee. 2. its yarns will include one about ldi Amin 's. double• a nd a report on artificial insemination that Includes a chat with a lesbian mother in London who had a child by that proces~ THE GENERAL "WEEKEND" style seems s a rdomc, often impressionistic, unlike "60 Minutes" which fends to employ what some print ncw s hawk s might call the old blow-the-lid-Off·this-town approach. "Well. I don't mind blowing the lid off," says producer...Fr.ank .. wh2se .oas.t.. in~es a print s · , .. r ~ 1'5~EDUCE1J tnrou,:b the e--~•rite matrlili\a.e-·· /9 edi!S.r at lhe_Ne.Wllft--wlnwr--spring cycle, .. said Frank, who-li11s rtm Evenlng-mwAia.~w Je-sey. "Weekend ever since 0 it began as a late-nlght, But. for~!Wc~end.'' he-says-; ·the story ha~ -~ once·a·montlfS8luiday snow in October 1974. "got to be interestin__g. 1t 's got tc>£aUsfy someone's "We go through, I believe. the end of June. cn~i~ather a sen e . . ' •we '~c GU-~ Jul,., n...t-tt1e11 we lf<sv e some t t!pt:ftbw *"l c 1 ure a e s a s ory ... in August and early September.:. t~e s ·oo MIDU1estm'CSS-- • An_d after that , WeU, the lccepel"--Of....N.BC.'s ti II want-rum t&-ready a budget for the l979:'80 season. which doesn't s uggest aulho.rft1es there a re planning a half·season run and then n discreet fadeout. .,TO THE DEGREE these thln&i_ma.tt<:r. -they'«' dfJne atJ tn1n•111i'r.llifngs and said ""II the right things," says Frank, with NBC News since 1950 both as a producer and as president circa 1968-?J. His show, begun with J..loyd Dobyns at the You can Charge DAILY PlLOf Clan lfled ACI, 642 ~5 t78 MOBILE DISCO · sunoan~ Soll~- ......... ,.-~ ... WHAT ALSO HAS BF.EN called brashrre$ • 1rrevcrmce orf ust:'Plai:n whimsy also is-a key part or his soow wfilch in its SepL 10 edlUM continued the tradit1~ -Oy needling a rival ne\lVsmagazine show. 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Trlll'" .itll'I (I d l' M o n t t' C .i r I 11 • \\ h1l'h "'ill 1wrl11rm parv<ltt''> ol l'l.i-.!-.l\'.11 bu lll'l Jl 8 p rn '\Ion dJ~ 'n nd Wl•d1w::idu v Ml t Ile Uruwt'81lv of SouthL·rn Caltforn1a .., Bovard :\uct1lonum 1n Los :\n ~t·lt''> T 1 t· k t• t s a r e $5 5U-S8 50 gencr;il. $3 S6 fllr stu<knts and senior~ n.~ervattoru; and credit <:Jrd charges ('an be made b y calling 12 131 741 11 11 . or lll'l-.l'ls mav be purchasL•d :.a M11hwl 1\gen~·1t-s Ruhbings Studied Artist Ruth Labens:irl's fourth and final brass rubbinJ,ls workshop at Fullerton Colle~c on Saturday will be open to the publ)C on a nrst· tome. firsl-~,·e basis, from 9 a.m lo noon 1n the Studr nt Ct•nter at 321 E. Chapm.in Avt' Thl• $15 per person fee includes all malen:ils needed lo com plete rubbings Depending on the size and complexity of the brasses that participants choose to rub, each student should be able to complete three to five rubbings per workshop. Labensart. of Costa Mesa said English his· tory of the 12th through 14th centuries "comes alive" thrOµgh the ·workshops. ln addition Lo personally making rubb1ngs from brass memorial monuments popular hundreds or years ago in England. she has replicas said to have been comm1s!>ioned by Robert Bruce, the King of Scotland; King Henry Vlll and Willium ~ha kcsl)('al"C ~ ~ - Art Montldy Due Starting 1n Dt•ccmb(•r, the CahCorn1u Con fl'dt>ration. or tbc arts will publish a new m1>nlhl y Journul. Art!>mar~l'l Career dC'llelopmt•nt and mont•v -valul' :-Ol'n ices for artists in all chs1:1phn1• .... \\Ill lw lhl· fo<·us. /\rt1clC's "111 explore nt·\\ t<Jrl'C~ oo port unities for artL'its. Information regarding insurance programs. kgal as:.1st<.1m'l', copyright protection. resume \HI ling. 1nll'n 1c·w techniques. marketing one's art. and how to apply for grants also will be pro· v1 dcd . For furth('r information rcg<.1rd1ng ed1torwl pol1ry. submission of graphics. ads. a nd datelinl''>. call /\rbm<.1rkct al 1213> 627-1064. One of Altman' a beet lllms, one ol hi1 lunniest. -J•d1 .,.,.. ......... .. The entertainment sparkles In "A Weddln9~J-~c"'' 1.------l h YCrrnrmrf''illX'llilli dr Gt.wbi~t< HO'ilAN>OUfl ...MIA.1~ VllTOAIO C.M•y tM ..J IWAW ~ ~HUTTO.. VM~tlHOfOPS 11 ... r~ OINAM£MIU. MINAVAHP~Or 4fllil l] t.\~rt ' llV''"-'C\ •..r WWUl!fntlAAAI•~ I~~=~ ~~~:.MAH • , l()HN(QN'.>l[)INI P411\1Clld1£YHcll-~·llJINNICHOl.L~ AOll{l\1 ALTMAN ,. ..... ll()O(r.• "l'"'"'"' 1011 .. cOt""°''" . •UON\c.An r1M)MO!lUC T'IOI< ............... ~ ,,_,.111. • ,. .. l•· ..... CO·HIT WARREN BEATTY ·"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" edwards HUNTINGTON .. DlACH 4 T CLU<; ti I 848-0380 . I ~ ... ' . . ... . . . ' . ' Friday. November 17. 1979 OAILY lt!LOT Cl I Japanese Garden ·Open·s The Community. Campus J;,ip;rncs e ..G11rden. Ceaturing tr~d1· tlonal arts of J apan. will -0 -'ll 1 pm. Sunday-at aT -S'late Domin~uez Hills with demonstra- tions. exhibits and a tea ceremony at 2 p.m . Information about thl' g arden dcd1 cat1on 1s ava1l af)le by calling 1213) 515-3787 . The garden was built as a cooperative effort bet ween the un1 vcrs1ty and the residents of earson.'"Wherc tlt(Y cam - pus 1s located tk-Cwecn the H;i rbor and San Diego Frc~ways Th<' I , IOO-squarc-foot ~arden and lea housP were designed by Haruo Yamasturo. Featured at th~ garden will be flower ar· r a n g· em e n ts . d w a r f bonsai trees. brush painting. cutalolh de· signs. ,a doll display. cal li graphy and needlework ..• The garden and tea house were built by I I -, JAPANESE TEA GARDEN WILL OPEN SUNDAY IN CARSON Hiroko-..lkuta, Hisako Haahlzume PerfOfft't"C.emony- W~!f~ ~. ~AOEL MAlt ~ n ~ MWSE English fme» Sub-Titles volunteers using donat· ---------- e d materia l s a nd m aCcrials purch:ised with cash gifts at no cost to state taxpayers . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 . '-'·ft .-.-•..• -Olivia J-fiewton-.John THEA~ES-ORANGE COUNTY MANN'S SO. COAST PUZ• Ct1U lltu JClt tmttl W1'11 ''UP IH-SM<>Kr CIU _n-...4...,..lt:M Uf~t-l:ll-4:1t ..... 1"_,_l'-lltlt lftlPllllUMC MANN'S "DAYS OF HEAVE~' IPG) SO. COAST PUZA 7:•s-9:oo U5 Snlltftt SAT /SUM--2:Q9-~1:i;U-J: tY:OL MANlfS CINEMAUND 1414 s. !Wttf Altk•• llSfMI MANN'S CINEMAUND 1411 St MllHf "°'* .. "SMOt(Ff & 1lfE UHOrr l :.>O "'''-"' M;l-!t ''CO.VETTI SUMMER" ., ....... lAT,_-MW 4 .. 1 .. lt l'lflHlllll "SATURDAY .. ICiKT FEVER" t;4t SAT/WM-I ..... SN 40 .. THE ff«>" ""'"" UllHI ... '-19'41 Uf/MIM-JIM:l'-IO_.I m ..... llllA rlAZA SOUAlll MANN'S CIMEMAUNC WICS. .. ,.,, u111t1"' m11e1 MJAWS ..... lrlt\Af,__,~, "AMBIC.AH MAfffT1 IPGJ .__,..,, \AT,_ _ _.,...,._,, U NIVERSAL STUDIOS TOUR .,.MCA ~; .,, t I ., Call 642- 5678. Pul a few.words lo work for ou. "A totally unique n enfrmciltf ,Ndwe ... 'Par~dise Alley' • d d I • " 1s very, ~ery goo an strange y moving... q., .. ., """•" ... , •v KEVIN CONWAY· ANNE. ARCHER·JOE SPINELL ARMAND ASSANTE LEE CANALITO· TERRY FUNK FRANK McRAE JOYCE INC.ALLS TOM WAITS Wr1i1'"4nd°"1't!l'dby SYLVrSTER \1.\.11 ONI MV"' ll\' 811 l COl'OI Dr.of tni r~ ~l••phv LAS/I 0 l'(JIKS A\Yl< lilt• PR>tM" ~T Id Cl IOOMIAA P!oducl'd bf .)()IN f k().f(ll r ~O!'llll {l o\ <.(JPPA llf<ulMPl'ocMl'IFDWAROPRl:~A.N ~th•1""'\ll" CJ'I •H•~ fllOll• •.iu TT~l I -~<t-'·-........ JNllm It ~--,... ... __ ., .__ .. ...,f.~..t1l1~":,:i-.Jln 0 -.. --... .::.-___ ..... -~ NOW ·PLAVING nwun llWPOflf 11 CIMOCIMI Newport Beach 644·0760 .. Or•noe 6344!>S3 IUEllA 'Aill DtHYE-f• Bu1na Park 821·~70 . , ; .. .. ------... CO-HIT MELANIE MAYRON "GIRL. FRl~NDS " edwards HUNTI NGTON IEACH AT HU~. HI 848-0388 The long Beach Theo1re Fesllvor r'11 ':;$:1fll~ JAMES WHITMORE BILL MARIAN NAN MACY MERCER MARTIN ·rJno JESSICA WALTER Moss Hort arid 'George S. Koufmo n·s Hllortoua Comedy THE MAN WHO CAME TO Dlr-lftER LIMITED INGAGIMINr r f .l:Jll flt IUM·~ 1'Vt! $10TS!Jfu ~SOT r>Vn>$111S10 W1 o ..01 ., :;un mo•~ S8t$7 M o\lf)f')IOQ perlormonc:o~ 01 6 JC)pm. motlfl08S 2 JOprn CHARGFS£ATS.-: ~1 (213) 436-3661 fo1 GROUP SAUS lritormollon (~ 1.)) 436·36o(5 l'Ck1•t\ rv w C"n '°'" 0 1 "" • bo> t II<•• )(l( I ('<•-On 6'VO Al cr I tC ~ 1.1 t ion uncJ MlJIUOI AQ<'IX ~ ono OI Oii fllootn\O" \ Q!'On!tmOf't \IOt $ 01 I~• A~• ""' ~11""1' frcvf'I ~•t t.OUf'IPt . . . ' . .. .... .. .. -. ...... . ' ... 19-................ .. .. ' . . . - ' .. . .. Our Famous Showroom -I • _ 1 Price Regal .Sale '· . ------· ·~ . Is Going on i@.lt No-W ·at 'Bauer·'Bllick • • .--·~-In osta --....,.. .... __ .esa .. Orange County'S No. 1 .Buicf< Dealership We Specially -Ordei-ed Air Conditioned Regals For a Special Sale! . THEY'RE HERE THEY'R·E ON-SALE!! --- Not just i specially advertised Regal, but a showroom full. 1979 -REGAL (Ser. no·s. 114397. 11 4439, 113641. 11 5880. 114568. $ .U4501. 114382. 11~5. 114484. 114618, 114686). - - -WHILE ·THEY LAST 4-" ~ti~--~~~~~~-~~es, tintedgfass, air conditioning. remote MONTH control mirror. steel belted whitewall tires. · windshield antennas. bumper guards. exteri- or molding package and lots more! with 3 EASY·~ YS TO BUY!! C·ASH ·633300 Plus tax and license Check 11 - shop •t -compare 11 You can't beat this price• LOWDOWN PAYMENT $172 59 per month for 48 months. with $395 down. 13.10 APR. Deferred payment $86 79 .32 TERMS ·812647 MO 48 MONTHS $126:47 per month for 48 months. wlth '1 down ($2111 00) Combination cash & trade 13 lOAPR. Deferred payment $8181.56 I IT'S QUITE SIMPLE . . • . ·We 're out to make Buick Southern California's-favorite car and BAUER BUICK Southern California 's J avorite place. . ---A division of Bouer Motors, HA~BOR BL VD /SAN DIEGO--EREEWA.¥ Opel-Joguor•Trivmph-MG 2925 HARBOR BL.VD., qJSTA MESA 9'/9-25lXJ .. -- ,-J . . All mftkes, .models and colors ~lassified ~ut:o -~dV;e~isi~g. -=---. --- . · -.~ tlie •mtl•i 1 6(2--s-61_s___.. •. ~-":!9 ... -' -.... \, "--., . ..... . .. """' ' . . "" . .. . -. . ..... . .. Base P~ice · , .. • ·---.. -. ••. . -. ' . .. Friday. November 17 1978 'f ~IEODORE R08t~IS • . . NEW o ... NEW · ~!B:PINIO 2 DR. SEDAN-= '78.-f_IN 3 DR. RUNABOUT_--' \ ,) ._Q 0 . 0 0 0 0 The above DISCOUNTED PRICES include standard factpry equipment. freight. Gall fornia emission and dealer preparation . . Select the m~el equipped with the options you want. such as air condifioner. power steering. etc. All options will be added at DEALER INVOICE-NOT SUGGESTED RETAIL All models are equipped with options. (Ser. 8R10Z107521 ) (Ser. 8R11Z138476) Approximately 20 models in stock to choose from. Offer good on Pintos in stock only. Offer effective thru Nov. 23. 1978. ~--MI . r DAIL v PtLOT DJ Base Price WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD .SELECTION OF 1979 FORDS ....... sE ro yov. oVB pJlOua.a• snlESS AND WE WANT 'Yoi'tpi31~ESTOGETIT . 1 . WE'LL SLASH. ·*FREE* Take any test dn'le and receive a FREE set of "Antique Ford Classics" place mats. IN STOCK! ,, LEADERS. NO ''ONE ONLY ANY *FREE* 177 CHEVROLET IMrALA SlDAH Automatic transmission. POwer steering. factory air cond1ttoning. tinted glass. wsw tires & wheel covers Low miles• Uc U857RLD Stk #P3642 176 FORD LTO .. OUGHAM 4.Df Hardtop AM/FM stereo taoe auto trans . POwer steering. power brakes. pcwer windows. vinyl rool. till wheel. cruise control Ser J143587 Stk llP3499 s3999 '76 CHEVROLET SURFU YAM A uto trans . AM/FM stereo tape. pwr steering. h1·baci< seats. special paint. cruise control. POP·top roof. auic gas tanks. Tacoma wheels & low m1les Lie #18837~ Stk. #P3247 55477 17 6 CHRYSLER , COltDOIA Automahc trans .. factory air cond . power ste9'1ng. power brakes. sliding roof, !tit wheel, speed oontrol. AM/FM stereo. vinyl roof. wsw tires & wire wheel covers Lie. •743POT Stk #P3667 55377 2. BETTER E WE WILL ET.~fFi~ YOU MAY HAV 3 . EGIT1MAT D ~NA NEW '79 FOR . -·· .. •75 FORD MA VBUCK SIDAH Auromattc trans . air cond1 t1on1ng, radio. ttnled glass. heater. wsw tires & wheel covers Lie 11521LIA Stk #307A 175 FORD GUtolADA 2 DOOR Wtlh full factory eQu1pment 1nclucltng radio and this car has low. low m11es Buy of the week' Lie. ll727MHI Stk •P3679 '77 OLDSMOBILE ROYALi 4 DOOR Automaltc trans .• factory air cond111oning POwer steering. AM/FM stereo and low miles. Lie. #568AUJ. Stk !1P364 1 55888 '76 FORD . T·lllD 2 Dr Hardtop Full POwer. tape, auto trans . factory air. POW steering sear brakes & Windows... vinyl rool. hit wheel Sharp Lie #113PVP Stk 1'P-3554 55999 ~- ROBINS-READY USED CARS hwy Used C• W• W ,..,, ~·· ''"Md ni.w RHJld THh for • PERFORMANCE • SAFETY AND • RELIAllUTY 111 Ow o-Modeni RKacltio ..... o.,.fwt ./ BRAKES Llnillcp. ,OWtr Sys'- HyclrcMk Sys'- ./ ELECTRICAL Hon1. UfJMs, 191f+ioft !Md ,OWtr SYt'- ./ FRONT END WN.i•~·~"' 9'td StHrilMJ Sys'- ./ POWER TRAIN Trw11.,R..-W!Md t!Ktr.ffc Scop. ~ Dl..-1• ./ LUBRICATION LlllM, OllC"-P. .ct ..... Otl ,...,. I 0 ACRES OF TOP CARS BACKED BY OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE TO ORANGE COUMTY M f>T•Ot" Ar• Plu' Ta. I l-"'' Can"'• Sulloeel '0 ""°' s ... .U ,,Kn .tfectl•• lllni w ... ~. ! •·~l-71 172 DATSUN 240%COU,E Automatic transm1ss1on. sunroof AM/FM stE'reo & air cond1t1on1ng PLUS much, much MORE' LtC ll598REV Stk ll066A 53877 '74 Ill YMOUTH 2 DOOa HARDTO, Automatic trans power steering power brakes factory air cond . vinyl roof ltnled glass wsw ltres & wheel covers Lie 11Q43KLE Stk. 113668 '76 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS surRlMl 2 Door Hardtoo Automatic trans . factory a•r cond . power steering. AM/FM stereo vinyl roof & low miles Lie #857M<C Stk #P3640 '74 FORD MUSTA~GHIA V6 automeltc trans . cltr cond1!1onin9 luxury interior. power steering POwer brakes. vinyl roof. radio & hearer Lie IJ04 7LAN Slk #P3675 52877 175 C'HEVROLET M<>taACOU,l 2 Door Automatic trans factory air cond11toning & low miles This 1s a sharp car1 Loe # 765HOA Stk irP3632 '76 FORD GUMADA 2 DOOR Hardtop Couoe 6 cyl automatic trans . AM/FM stereo taoe. factory air cond power steef'lng. cruise control & iow m11es Sharp• LtC #231PQW Stk •P3639 '76 FORD "t'TO SIOAH 4 speed trans . styled steel wheets AM/FM 8 track stereo and heater In LIKE NEW CONDITION111 Lie •604REL Slk 1127 11') · 51977 · '77 FORD GIAMADA 4 DOOR V8. dulomaltc trans . POwer sreer•ng pawer brakes Jtr cond radio & hearer Lie 11209SAB Stk 1'P3462 -53977 ,. .. ,...,...,,,,,_,.,,..-~ • .-·-.···· ••• 4. . ........ , ....... , ........ . . .... '''"'•'-'-" .&..u......-...-..i:< " -" ..-. A. -" • A • ._ A .. ,. ._••ta. • -4 t..J• ....,. ~~ . . . . . , ..... _ .............. _ ... '-~ ...... . .. " ........... -.. """--. \ I • ' l •·oz l ... DAILY PILOT " Ts a good day to advertise in the 0a;1y Pilot Classified Section. 642-5678 '"daY· ~ t7 Ul18 \ P 8LJ(. NOTlt•t; ,,(." "°"' •u\•NI\\ NAM U A'ft MllNf tr ...,.,.. "''9ft' •t• thufll9 .... _. 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Wl\"P•t1no Pine W•\ltll•n\lft PUBUC NOTICE T•"'ul,.r f..,...IY TrU\I 'I'll\ Red "111 GMllorn1•'l- f l(Tl110VS auSIHIEU HAMC $TATEME:HT lh-toltowtnQ ll'l''IOft ''do.no OOI\• M\\ ., l4Ul DATA SVSt t Mlo '"' '"°'"',...· '''""'· CA..'11'~ JOHN W I Al' , \II\ T11Q111t• .... hvone, l:A .,II, I I"\ bulfntt' I\ ,_I.cf IJy ... •ti 01\ltOU•\ JONI W '""' 1111\ \l•tf"'enl we\ l114'Cf Wllll tM (ovnly Clerk <JI 0ranQI! C-.lv on Oc• lo(>o!r ?0. 1'1. l"l&lll1 l'uoo"hed OrenQI' (0#\1 o.,.iy PllOI Oc• 11 ~->. 10 11 1q1e f4•~nu•. Sult• FJOO. CCHt• Mtu. Va,um1 M<y.imo10 ,,.J4 Mounl••n C.•11•0•"'•.,..., C•mm • .. on. f ount••n v.,1 ... y Jol\n Yl'11#. 11 <.oroor•I• ..,.,. c.Milorn1• 971GI • o .. v• ti~woon & .. t ... C•lllo.,1la """ t>u·w>t\\ '' tonov<lftetemenl ••• '''"° w.oh In. C.hlorn••.,..., C.oun1y Clen tiff Or-Countv °" Of T"I' l>u\lntt>> '' <ondv<l.O O'f a IO(ltf 24, 1'11 -••I pa1"tnetY\1p. WILLIAM D ... 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OIHlllCT G0..,£11NING •ot.ao PURSUANT TO EDUCATION ~ODE \E C.TIOM SOtl Tl\• followln9 ~·wn• •rt ClolnQ bu~ltieS\ A\ '"'° touo...lng ~f\On\ "1t•• df'>1nQ bu~'"""•\ NOllCC •S ~ERE8V G•vrN '""I• ••r ~nq, O<(urt.o on •~<' lloard ot 1 tuq,. .. , ot ,,,_ Hunt1f'\Qt0f't 8••<h Un10" H1qf'l xnot>' o, .. ,,,,, d' a re-wft o• lht n 1Qn41tOt1 ot Jonn I(,~..., '°'"0 on 0< ,_., 11. IQ18 T ~ &oa_rd ot f """fl' t)(1 Novrmf)t"r 8... 19.lt.. pr.o v1\1on.tlt';' Apprltnl.-(1 ~''"OfW'l H, Sf1'1ftn tn tit1 •n1~ .,,., ,1nr y Thi-. o~v~•on..t• 1•PP01nlmf nt ''Mii biProm. efre(ijvf Oft O"'t .. mt~ tt ffH8 unh•'' a petttion tdll•n9 to• 1l •,Of"t•VI (llt'<l•On ~ '°""' lointnQ ,, \Ull11 t\•nt nufWb•r of KAPLAN'\, lJ F•llloon ~u••"· S.nl<l Ana, CA <n~t ~anu •n• R•"•"' •"' t. Oelluttuen. In< • • C.lll0tn1• 10• PUBUC NOTICE AOSER A\WCIATE\, 13" W C.\111• ~I • Sllnl<1 4nd. CA ~10. OONALO M tlERLINlcA )))I W C.\IO• SI Sdnl• And CA 9'1~ , _______ _ ')f'I,. t•I ('.tt1nt f'\hL• '""'''•UM .. \t11"\. 1 PU\ ,, .. tet"""rt.t ••\ t1tN 'tll"\h Ow (O.O"lf (I""' l'f ()r-(OUf'llYIMI l)ol l'ICTITIOUS aUSINUS ,.AME STATeMIE.,.T oor•hon Tiii\ blliint~ I• C-led h'f 41 (Or PICTITIPUS BUSIHl'H NAME STATEME,.l' '"~ IOllOwl"1j l>f"'SOn\ .,~ d01"1j E 0 qo8AI(, un w C4\IOI SI Senta An•. CA .,~ 1Qn"IU'f'' '' hi• ft 1n ttwo (Ifft('~ Of thit• (Ounty "..UUi t lf\h·nOi nt Ot Sc,t-.of'; 1lQO \ovtn Cir<1.Jn(I AvH,Ui• ltut1d1nQ 0, P.O ho• 1 llWI ~lo lln.J C~hf0fl!Ml'l1111, nnt 1,11t·r tn...n ~rn1()Pr 8 11118 l t PCBUC NOTICE f "'' .. t.th n• rt •• tot'd w ith t~ t Ou"h L t.t-• • Of 0t .,,~ , U\M'\h ur' °" t '0 ,q,, " '"' "'~ l"uOll\IWd 0.-Coa•t ~11'1' Pllol Tn• tollOWl"'J ~r50fl\ itr• IJ()1n9 bll'IM \\ ••· 001e1ton • S.nl•A,,. Retl<tUtenl ~ Oeloui.iwn, Inc bU\tfUlll\~ -\ 0Ut M8" INTE~IORS H~I 8 a y\llOtP Or , Nt WOOtl 8e«". c,A ll\I\ bU\lnl'\\ I\ Coneklct~ by " ~~ra1 Pl\rT,..n.hoo Oonl\ld NI 8et11n•1lloll ftCllltOU~ ·~~IN(~) NAME...UAU:,..un 'lM t t"IP'l••"'nl Sl<tlPr Av• Sutll! 112, "°""'"'" V•ll..-,. CA '1/0e .iudo1n .,.,.,,.,.,.., .,, .. ) .. Tl'tt .. •.tdl~f W4\ t1tf'O With th< Countr Clttk of 0r6nQl' Counn on Oct l l. 1918 -.YJ»r1nh--ndt nt ot Sl"C>Ob ><unl1nQIOf\ il~<><:h Union HtQll ,, f'IOOI °''"I• ' l'utlh• n-<) Ot""90" (Oo\I OetlY '!llOt. .... ,,,,,.,..., °' '""' ~ l.l.ul, I'. ... °"'"Cl .>.:I 11 Nov I 10 II l•I• .,, .. ,. pqtCl<.l(IN P(\'ft(\{11 (()ATI"'(, 711 W 11'1" )!,.,.., \0\1• ~w l • ·~ .a•:e. EIT'I C°)I"( '\14"1 ':\:! A'"f'r H't AW"'-• C'O'-t..i\ ~ w C .t h"' ~ • ~.~"9 C~#' o ~ IA T""""' l••·-(.•11tor"'• •UI) f PU) Cl.IW""".) U: \.O"'ClU1..lN Dr d • ·mitfG t.,. ....... f'~(t: (MI tf'r '"•' .... ,~""' ...... •·•f'd .,,,, t"r c.o.M\lf (l~n Of 0<•"96 C:ou"ty on OctOOtf 11. , .. ,._ . F IOJ1lJ Pvllll~ Or-C.O.•I 0.oly Poot, HOW:m-J. 10. 11. '4 lfle PUBLIC NOTICE ~TICE 0, l'tON·llHll'OHSlalUTY Noll<.~ I\ ......oy 91.;f'n ll'wl I"" "" O.•ll9'Wd wtu NM be ""-"•b,. for any O.llC\ OI ll•l:MllllH con1r~1ed bv -·-0111« t,,.,. mYM!I, on Of' •1'9t' th1\ dAt• O•t.O rnlt first day of Ho,.mt>tr<, ... ,. s~ N\lifJllfrY 1tll Elden COO.Id ~. Ca111orn1" P1111t1~ Or~ Coeat Delly Piiot. HovemtMr 10, II, 11, lfll 1'41t PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ,.,_,..£STATEMENT Tl>t IOllOWlnQ Pl'<'<'" I\ clOtnq bu\I otun TH E HARVEST, 2"4 N~"""°'' Btwo Coste""""'· C.hlorn•• 976'1 Martt Y He~t 2~ N• .. DOl'f e 1...i c .... 1. """"'· C.hlol'n<• 97•21 . fl\I' b;nl~\ k CondUCted by •" In dlYodUel MA"' 'II Her'IHI Tnos •l•l...,...nl w•• lll~d wolh ""' County Cl~rlt ot 0.dnQe C01'nty on N0vt"tnl>"r6. 197S 140W~ER, GERTH£• & a1tOWH 040 C.ml>U> o,,,,. P 0 Box 1lll1 ...... .,.,, .. .c:ll. CallfonlO. t2t4J • F·IOUtl PuDl1\llMI ()r""'1f' (Q;t\I Oa11y PllOI, NO••m°"r 10. I/, 14 ano Ot<embl!r I, ,.,. \)II 11 PUBLJC NOTlCl: FICT1novs llUSl.ESS NAME STAT~9tl T~ lollOwfl>Q ~--I\ 00.r>Q OU" MUM GRISWOlO CASllN(,S. 11•0 H1onrov1a Co\la l\M\a, f <1h l<>tn1.i 97'11. P 0 &o.t 1325, HeWJ)Ofl Elr<Kh, --------------·IC...l~~·~WOld, 1740 #onlOYld, FltTITIOV$ IUYME.SS ~· Mew. &lllomta ttttJ; P. O Ht.Ml. STATIEMIEHT 9olf 1ru. *-1 8Ndl, Calltoml• T M f ollow\"9 _._ '' OoonQ 'Oln>-'7ll63 """ H TlllJ bu\Wi& Is C-.Cled bY ... ,,,_ HA TUR Al PROCIUc .... ION IN dlv1du•I ,TAtNLO CA•'>'> '"° Y'ill'll", un11 o c """-" (O\le -··· C'I ~1'>7 f l\!• 'M\f'r.-1 W•> lo~I,,. R9ntl.lll 0..••4~11• J1 '1'-C:i<!Nl< ot-0.~c:o..t\ty-- Otun f'rnn1 NrWPOO'l'OH< n <A o~~"'~' •· 1m. Tn1~ bu,_,,..,., ,s cono..<1"11 oy •n In· ctivldU411 Ron.110 P S.Db.'111\ f l'ti\> "'lhlfnnu'lf .,., ttlt"d wttft the County ( ... ,. of Ot<'nQof tounl'f °" No• If, IW~ F UM11t PuOll\IW>d t>• 1119' CO<l\I D•oly PllOI, "•O• 11 1• Of'< I 8 1.,9 --____ .J!~ PUBLIC NOTICE "tCTITIOUS aUSll'IESS HAME STATEMENT lh<! 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KRAUSEJI & WILLIAM F KRAUSER -ltled ""rein" peltlton lot Probalf ol Wiii eno for ou-• Of Ll'tl•" to~t amonterv ano tor Alllh0r1t•l10n to ...,,,,.,,.Sier """"' the lndoJMndont -.,.,,.,trill-of E•tal1t1 Act. reler...ui 10 -ch ts made lor lurtMr ~lcul•rs, •..O thel IM lime el'd pl.Ct of he¥1nq lite ._ M s -'Al lo< 1'4ovemO<'r 11. 1978. "' 10 00" m • '"the courtroom Of ~l>M't ment No l of said court, "' 100 C•Ylc Flt:flTIOUS BUSINESS CP<lltr Drow Wn t, in the Clly ot Santa NAME STATEMENT Ane. Calllom<• • 1 n.e 1011ow1no O.fSO<I' are 0011111 0.1~ Nowmbef 8. 1979 OU'•'"' ·" WILLIAM E. St.JOH,., NATUAAL.l.XPRCSSIONS, 2A2» • c-ityC ... f'lt OhlMll) ld,,.. Fl Toro (497630 SENIOR CITIZENS r ,.,. "" l fl•-nVd•cl. 103S On LEGAL COON.SI LING SEAY ICE I.trio l OIM rl T1>tO, CA 97..., OAVIO I.. PARAY O~trPll W (,ull•y, nos.t Lllk•t.tncl Allorney et uw Av~ ( I Toto, (/4 m)O 1'ff WH1mlt>'1er Av- 1 "'" bu"""" " conduct~ 11'1' " Sulle lOO ort""ral !l<'rlntrr\Np P.O .... 1122 Te••~ L OrOW'l\ve1d Seel an<11, CA'G740 T hit ,,.,,.,.,..nl w"s lllecl with \he AtmlMr fer· PetlOOilars ~11unty Ctfflt of Or11no. County 04\ Pullll\llt!d 0r"'9 Co.i~t Daily Pllol, NO•~fT\bvr IS, 1~78. f:llMlJl Novemo• 10, II, 17, 1'71 )2J4.71 1>11t11ts""" Ora"Oll Coe\I O.llr Piiot NO• II, 7 .. ()('( I. I, W1t S711·78 PUBLIC NOTICE ~;~ .).)Afltct.._ :!O-B•• .. ,,,.... ltlO ..... ·~·· ..... ..... _ ., __ .... ....... ... .. _ ... _ :i~ ~4 ~,~~· .. ._ ., .. ===-.. _ c - \ PUBLIC NOTICE '' To..t "'°"" N O. .. °"'"'. :2:"" .,, ... ..~ ... _ tO--, ,,, . ,,.,.. ,,, ... t•.._ ,,,_ ,.._ "-,._ ,.._.~ ..... ....... ........ .,_ .. ,. .. ........... :n: .. --- "' . PUBLIC NOTICE It Stlll1 PICTITIOUS au"HE SS Pl.AME STATEMENT '.,,. IOI-no r:>e•""" ,, do•no 1>11,1 N'\d \ NI P 0 OE'llELOPE 115, L TO. Mu i• CAlrOIY" '!ol!Of~1Jonf\ o.,~.c1 SMro. 1on1 El Rulli Cini.. FOUt11e1n Y1t1ey, CA '71GI Tiii\ b\l\INSS '' <ondU<1.0 llY Ml If\• dovldual M11r<1a C SllOt'H Tiii\ "•temenr wM toled with Ow• (-IV Cl9'11 of Or-County on 0<1 3•. "" "'"*' S«t•l.,Y Thi\ \l<ll"""""' ..... , lo(td •'<ll> lhe Counlv CIH~ of 0r•"91" County on Or 1 20. mt Mot rjotlP 0 Bo••••<•. att A"1S"..Dr.t Or • Nt<Wl)Of1 &a~b. GA '7'6) Norm_. l J..,.,,,..,., «U.t Ou•41n 1'1'11'4 ~ •onl R••-Pen (A 97660 Publl\hed Or'"'9P C.O.'l Oall'I' Pilot T "'' ov .. ne\\ •\ conduc 1..0 D• d Oct. 17, HO• s. 10, II, .. ,. oener•I par1tten1Mp ,..,. """' ....... 0 80\lw•Cll ,~,, ,,.,_,,. .... 111.0 ""'" Ullt Fl .. S1 PuDI"""" Or-C6'1\I D•••Y P1lo1 Nov J. 10, 11, 24, "" ~118 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE CIW"IV Cle,.. of O.•~ COuntY on --------Nov~mbf'• 14. 1971 NOTICE OF PUBLIC H(AlllHC "'"""' •l.11rfli ... PUBLJC NOTICB SU PE111o:i~~T OF t.ft STATE OF CALIFOltHIA l'OR 'THE COUNTY OF OltAloOli U IS E•\t SI. Anor• .... Pl«• S.nl• A"" CA'210S Euoentt A Quoo ~r•I i>a<tnt11, 1)1\ E e\I SI.""°'"'"' Pl«t, Sottile An•, CAtUOS PuDll\l>tO Ot~ Coa~ 0.0y Piiot, !-·---------~ 10 1 )4 1918 l'ICTITIOUS klSIHESS •..cn1 PuOlt\heO 0rd"9" C.0.SI 0..111 P1101 No1r 11, ,,, OK 1. i. "" Purw•nt •o Ofdltr ot ow C•ht0tn•• CO.J\l•I '°"""""'-· N6!t<e of PVOIK ..... lf'll I\~ 91...., No A tl ... HO ft(E O f HE A•IHG OF PITITIO .. FOR PROM'fl OP Wtl\ .. ANO FOii LETTEllS 'fl$TA,.E .._ l'IOV ~. •I • ' • SO'ie-18 .. AME STATeMIHT Tile lollowlnQ P<"'W"' .,,. doo"q S.od 1>111111< O'>Nnnq '' sc~..O °"' , ... Novemotr 7). lt18 AQ91ldt IM •e> pllu11on lot ~t. ,_, P 11 •ISC Thi\ ll•UoMU 1\ <OndllCl•d llY <! llm•l.O ~,..,,..,.,," E-R Ouor~ Thi\ .......... nt Wd lolt!'cl ... 1 .. '"" Cuun1y Cleo.GI Of~ (""'11~ on O<I 23 ••• ,. FIOJHt PuDll~MCI Ot dtlQI CCkl\I Odlly Pilot Ocl 21, Hov.J, 10, IT. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE R.szlU ,.OTIC.E TOCREOtTOAS SVPIRIOA COO RT OF T .. E STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THI COUNTY 01' ORANGE No.A.f?..Z 1n 111e ~lier 01 In• e uelt 01 BILLIE POLLARO CRAW. Olt<eeNCI. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI.NESS l'IAMli STATEMENT I M IOllO'#lnQ ~'°" I\ dol"9 l>u"· ""\Sd\ P ICK·UP·STICKS, J3111' Mill•!!• • O, Dan" Pooni, C:..lltorn1a 970~ Ml<lleel W•rlin•<" Jr • J3817 Mal&ga a o. O.ne PQl/ll, Cllolo•n•• 9167' T nl' bus!Mu lL<.Onduc,led 11y •r. lfl- di.1du•1 Michael Werllnoch Jr ·1111s \lalemenl wa\ !tied wilh the County Cler~ OI OtM!Ot County pn ()( toilet 1&, 1'78. FIOJ4SO Pullh\llod °'-Coa~l Oallv PtlOl, HOlfttn~r 10~ 17, '4 ~ Oeo tnller 1. ,,,. NOii<.• " ""~ 91wn 10 credllor' """'"0 cl .. m\ 11Qe1n1t Ille Wld Ge<•· cl<-nl lo lllf' Yid CltltM In llW oflo<e 01 1"" c1uk ot ,,,. "'°"""'Id <Ollft or to ~1nemld trw ....,,o9"4ld 1n the - Otl•C• ol R YIAGIL ALLCN, J.oo Wll\lllre 8 1...S., IA\ ... In. CA '0010, PUBUC NOTICE -l<h lellW olfk:e ''ow Pf«• Of_.. P:ICTITIOUS aUSUtllU ""'~ ot u.. undtnlQned '" all tnelMn petl•tnto>Q lo WtCI -s\ai. Sll<h <l••tn• NAME STAl'EME .. T wit" lhe M<ttwy 'llOll<l\en ~I lie Tiie IOlloWl<IQ ptt"NnS .,. dolno h~ or pY&nl.0 •l .tOl .. A•O w1t11jn !I.ti M H .. , lour monlM .. ., '"' first p.tllll<t\10fl T.A.L. SPAS. 2"601 ll•Ymond W•'I. of llllS nolo<•. Suitt q, f l TO<"o. C:.lllorn1a '16.JO D•'td Oc\obef 1•. '"' T ,., AmlQOS Loco 's, In<' t• POLI.YAHN E AllEHAHD Ctlllo rnla Corpo,•tlonJ, U 401 BRENT N ALL EN Raymono W•y. Su1le •• El Toro, C•llfornl• mJO Encut0t,ol '"" wlll ftu~ bll\lnh6 I•<.~ l>y •<.or· OIMMICIK-1 porellOn It. VlltGILA~IN TrtsAnllQK Lo<o'\, 111<. •tt-.-...uw 1 Hettoll Ciro Pf'9Sldent l..o Wllttllrtt a1'f'f. Tiii\ ,i.1-I ,,;., filed Wiii\ the ~ Aftgeln, CA tOOIO Co Cltftl of or OM\ Oc Publl\Md 0r•ll9C Coe'' Odoly Pilot 20 ~~ -tv on I. Ocl. 71, NoY. l. 10, 11, "18 · ' ltt- 4'10HI OU RAN TIE, Et..LSWOllTif & SHU Pe __ P_Ull_Ll_C_N_O_Tl_C_E __ ~~~' 1t.-,$¥1 .. t01 L..99WflA Hiii•, CA t1'SI 111.1\lneu ., I ll EJ(ECVTIVC f OUR!. t>. TRANSPORTAfl()N 111 &ONNI[ S TOU RS, l6 We\I Y•lt lOOC>. ltY1,.., __ P_U ___ Ll_C_N_OTl __ C_&o __ , •• \uOm111ecs.,.,. H••llDIJ• Pa<•llC LIO D c. •nd J •Ck CMIM118tl C•lltornl• t17 I• We•I V;ir~ Enlt•t>""'' lid . • C.lllOtnhl <OIPOtaloon Jo Wf\I YI•~ FICTITIOUS •USIH~SS Loop, lrv1,,.. Calllotno.,9711• NAME STATEMINT T "" bu\lr>M\ ,, conou<led O• " cor T "" tollow1n9 JMf'IOn' ••• dOonq l>Of'a llon bU\•M " a• We\I Y.,I• SI MI YA LL EV, e Lltnlll'd Entf•ptl-l Id P a11n••>hlp, •1•lt SkrHrll Cl•<I•. BOMH' Alll'n Ir E lt¥•11<'. Cahtornl• '11114 p,...,109n1 o N~•I °"""1~"1 Con101.abo11. Tl\T\ \lat-I we\ 111\'d with tfl* a C•lll0tn"• Corpor&llOf\. llQ)f CoulllY Clt<k 01 0•1Jn0f' counlv on Sl<yi>a•k Core le a E. lrvln•. C.l1totn1<1 Novem~r& 1971 '111 U ' l'tCN!tO W•ll••m 0 BOOerd. ''"' Brown Pvllll'IW>d 0rltfl99 (Od('n "" l1~ lanf', ltv•ne. C,,1ttwn1a•111~ OIHt (hat!•< M ~'l/llA, '971 RocMll• lrv•n~ C•hlO<'n1• 91114 Donald C 1--at'O JM,,,,.. PlJBUC NOTICE G T l>OmP\Oft OU.trtH'\ 8 R&.,..rv.ihon - _____________ , 1 Polnl, T•rmtnel l\lend. San Ptdro Ollfll~"ra~I l'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS Thi\ llU\IMU i\ condu<leO b• .a M-E $TATliMEltT llmltN P¥lntf1114p Tl>I' 101-lf\CI ptttSOfl> •r• dell~ Pttrld1 A. O'Heal Du\IM \S .U PrpslOent MU fH & CO. !00 Nt>wllort c;.n19< Tl\I\ ~la-WM 11'-d .. 1th '"°' Otlvt, 5'111• l>SS, N--1 B<te<ft, CA Covnry Cleo o!,..Qr.1!19t C.O..llb'. - 0..0 N"ovef!\bef •. 1'11. J em•s C Mu th. •••3 Port F·lt"2tt ,,,. suDl«I •t"QUl'·~t •\ lo ll"tm11 '" Cfflt't\t' o• lS.900 \0 H o• floor~""'°' Of' e pru 1011•ly ec>orov~d ~.OOtl \Q 11 '°"'''' artemt-d c.om""r"•t 1.-r 1t1ty 1tF'd .t JOO. 'OM f' lrlnd\.t dpt'"d c.>ttt k mq d(f'd ,,,,,.(t·nt lO U\(' -~lPr ••pe>tc)~ •M~l~y ~00 yo, \OUI" ... ~" o• ,,.. <;u.f"•I A<1U<1llC Po\to. A"O<lf' on f:O •nQ••r A'411• t\Uf ,,, Hunt1ngtot"l l~·1tCh (,au, •\Of ndA PUl>hf "' iHtf\Q\ WIU commrnt•' ,11 l;f 00 •t "' Of\ Novt"'bft n . 1q1~ Al Hunt•no1on l\•1uh (lly Coun<1I (""m"''" 1000 M.11n Str""I Hun1,noton &Mn Our 1nq wrwn1cn t1~ ~II Ottf'~\ "'',,.' fAYOt 1nQ Ot 0000'\l"'Q ,,._. •OOt.Cehon """'''Of' nftArtt Tt-\f1"10nV \hould bet- tntfld lo , .. ,~, •Odt•\WO o., thf' C•llfor ,,,. CMSl•I A "'9-•ttl•"O UM ~Oillo<.ol-_.., ~ dt"'"9d 10 tf\IS oll•<• ""°'lo'"" i.ar1n9 0 .11 .. Al• lnt•<Ki.d 1no<v-t• wflo •hn •Odll•on•I 1n1ornwlfCW' ""' <Olllokl 1111\0ttlU M J ~ .. , C •e<ut•ve 01t~1or ~-C°'Od\I Oeoty P1to1 Ho" I• II, II. t'71 Prvnn<e Pia<•. N--1 Beech. CA Pullll\i.ct ~ Cbf\I Dally Pilot, -------- 92..o NOv~fT\bl!f 10 11 24 and Otumllsr I, N•"<Y Scf\moldl, IO I Alldn• 1'11 . tld<J 0 11••. He<l•..O• Htlonts. CA Ul).1e 'llU\ T1111 Du11~, I\ conduc1eo llv • qtllef 11 pertfllnl> PUBLIC NOTICE Tl\I\ \Ill-I we' llll!O wlll\ tM Covnly Ci..r91 of Of.._ COVntV on Ocl A-41011 • l l, ltJI "" N 0 T I C E T 0 P E R S 0 N S P:I~ INTERESTED,,. T14E ESTl"TE OF POb!lsl>ed 0.""IJC' Coos• D.111 .. PllOl, RA y M 0 ... 0 E . w I l 1.. I".,. s . Nov. l. tO, 11, 14, me DECEASED. ~ 18 N0l 1(E IS HEREBY GIVEN lo all PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ltsntl FICTITIOUS eus1 .. ESS NAME STATE MC HT r r.t lol-'"9 i:ir•son .. ooi119 llo/\1 t>t~\ ., CROESUS 5ERYIC.ES, 2011 £9\1 ••r. '>l•t~I. ~u•I• 10B. ">•nlu Ano C.lllorn1• "77m Po" Murr•Y 1011 E b\I •In $trMI, ~v1le70l,S.nt•An• C""'°'"'••1IOS 'n'"1\ bu\tMCH I) l<>nOUC.h.-0 b • <iM'l .,... onudu•t Rqn MAl"•Y '""' E\ltlP 01 ARLINE t4. Mil.LE A. O<·c-.. ,~ • NOT ICE IS HEREBY 0 1'1/(H 111.;I AUllVf;. ffE A MATTISOff II.a' 111..0 """"n • r>el•t1on IM•PfOOll• Of Woll ~"" tot •nll••t•<e ol utlt,.. h•IMn•11 t,,ry r•fff\'ftC~ lo wt'Hcn is rn~ tor •u•lMr Pilftkvl•r>, encl 111 .. 1 ,..., 11m,. Ancl l>ltO ol ~Mlnq lht Mtnll ""' , ... n w t 10" 0-rPmOer S. 1'1&. M 10 Oii 11 m • in tM rourt"'°'" ot 0.0.rlm~t M NO , Of S.•0 C.OUrt, di 100 Civic C.r•v Omrf' W"'1, 1rr1111t 01'?'~ $1nf1 AJr.r. C1hfO(n1,1 OAll'd Noveml>O'r ll. IQl8. WILLIAM E. SI JOHl'I, C.ounlv C,..r,.. llA'l'MONO IE. MATTISON 104> PAC1'1C ST •AN LU" OlllSPO, CA tMI TM lfOU M4-Jl)O All ... Mf W ; pet1t- P11Dll\MO °'""'I" Co.t\I Otl!Y Pllol No11 11. at,,A,~918 PUBUC NOTICE SUPIEltlOlll COUltTOf< TfflE ~MlE'Ofl"OlCTFOltNl•'ll'OW TN5 COUHTY 0"0.4YfOE HO A·•ll HOTltE OF HIE.A•l1tG 0"1 PETITION "011 Pll0 8AT£ Olt WILL ANO LEnl'ltS fESUMIUtTAltY. l \t.t l f ot M ARTHA C. MAC Mill AN, 0P<f'- N0rt(E IS HEPf6V GIVEN th.II J01'n. M¥. Mill"" l\d\ 11..., fMwc•n .. II' t•llOtl fOf Proo.irt ot WIH lf'O 1\ \Uen<t Of l<'UH' fM1Amtt<\lir'I' 1<1 I"'' ,..llllon•r. ,.,,.,._.,to Wfll<JI t> m""" tor h,uO\P, Otlf1t<.U'"'~. ~nd lMt U'~· '*"'°" •f'O ptK .. Of ,,..,,nq th.~ 4m, h a\ bfi.e:n ,.,, tor t>Pt-trmt>Pr ~ 'Q1b, ;tt to Ot n m • in thP tourtr-oom "' O••oi1trt mfll'lt No ~ Of w•d court .• n 100 t 1v1t Ctn••• On.., -•I '"'"" C:r1v or"""'" An•, CiJhfotn•a Fl~ITIOUS IUSINISS NAME $TATEME,.T Puo11~~ 0rd"llf! Coesl OlllY Piiot ·--.. -1CT-1-T-IOU_S_B-USINESs-- O<t.71. Nov. l, 10, 11, 1918 NAME St AT IEMEN'f Pf'"Ons '""'~•l td. w"l!lher d ~ <r~dllot•, i.1~. i.q.,.,.,, or °""'-'· •n '"' U l•I• ot R•YMONO E WILL IAMS, <1<'<1!•5"<1. whO-.• 1&\I ild· O•P" .. n Sl8 Jro Avp • !>llllev. '°""•· lh"I 1e11er' tesi.irnentary or o._.,o mlnl\\r .ollon hlvt l>Hn IUllfod to Etl>ff K W1111em1. ~II 3rd Ave, !>lllt•y 10"'" by Oiatrotl Court of °'"''"" Count'(, 1owa. " court Of <OMIM'l•nt 1urow1rt1on ot '""'Slit IP of Iowa Thll \l•tt"*11 "''" filfld w1tn 11141 Counly Cl•fk <JI Orel\9l" County on O<· IOl>et 14, lt/8 O"ltel NovvmDl!r IS, 1~18 WILLIAM E SI J0141'1, Counlv Clerk Tne 1011ow1119 person\ ••• do1~9 491,.1' Tiie l•t1ow1n11 penont "'" do1nq lfllOlilt Pvbh\nt'CI Orltf\QC' (O<f\I Oa11y P110I, Oc rol>t• 21 and Nowm!N'r l, 10, 11 1918 JOHN A OUNCAH UO H•w-1 c.-r Of'lve Su11e UJO b~'""''•" K P P 0 0 L & Y A R i. ·--------------MAIHTEl'IAHCE. 9SA ConQtt\S, Co\I• Mo•. CA 91611 K•nnelll A. Wllllem\, t H Conqren, Cot!• Mc>w CA 97621 ~,,,. E WllllMn•. ,,. ConQtt•n. CO\te MPw. CA '11•71 fh" Du•-,. cone1ue1ecs ov an 1nd1¥1Ck htl Kef\ftelll A. w 1111.,,.s Thi\ UAl~ ...... l wH lllfld Wiii\ Ille Counly. Cltt-ol O.enee c.oun1r on O<•~· 20. 1'11 .. ,.,,., Pllbll\,_ OfenQll C.0..->l 0.lly PtlOI 0c1. 27,...., ,,_ :a.. 10. "· 1~11 4tll II PUBUC NOTICE \ PUBUC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS NAlolE $TATIEM£MT l lie 1011-1no ,..rson\ •re dolt!Q bu\JMU•> CiOLD PAqTIES COMPANY, F AnchOraqe W1Jv, LIOC> !>\!on • Nnroon &each, C•lllorni. "1660 • C.r ti M 0..y M-0; Medi~ Coroor41tt0ft. • C&htorn1a <OfP0t4)hOn m H PrlmtO\t', Rl.tltO. C•lllo•n1e n J1& lnl\ bll\•~' h tonducled.,., • (Of• po1•t10n CetllM Oav.M 0 Mt>01tel(Or1> Rollt'rlS Oav.Secr.iMv ~,,,.,.... T"I\ 'l41tmenl wl>\ lol<'CI woln 11>1> Counly Clt'rk of OrM!Oe CovnlY on Oc \obt• , 1 1911 P10l7JO PuOH\MO Or •"9" COe\I O•••v Piiot HO•.,nlH!• l, 10, 17, 24, 1911 ' .......... bctslneu '" TOP SPIN OOLI' EOUIPMENI C.01',\~HY . 01••\•0n ot C•r •co Coroorallon. 111'1 Ptomonlorv Oro•• Ht, Ne wC>Orl Bt.atl\ f<1l •lotn1e , ..P 0 Ro• 7132 Nf'WOOr1 6e.o<ll, C•lllo•n1• 9'~ Ce1vco Enq1,_r1nq C0tPo••1ton • 0.111warec0<por411oon Tiii~ ~•nes• '' conduc ll!d by • <or t>Or•llon Ct"'° E "'l'""""nq Cor II Wallrr C•rv.tnr" Pr....,..nt Tno\ \ldltml'nt ,.,.._ "''"' '"''II IM Co..nly Cl•f~ ol Otdl>Qt' Courity o" ~001·18 11\•I Ille tol-"9 ~-i\ indPDll'd IO Ot nold1nq personal l>l~f 01 '"' P UBLIC NOTICE woo.,.. l-oftll ·---- - - Sanra Ane '9Ylf\Cl'l & LOM>. !JOO N F tCTITIOVS •U"HEU M .. •n City Of s.w.1 .. An.t, Counoy ot NAHll STATEMENT Of•nQf' . ' ~ OU ' '"•' IN undtnioned O.>•ru lo •• .... ~~:011ow1nQ r>erwn ' nq ' <••w-11\e \aldllff"SOfl<llPr-'1v0<<0I 8RtT1!>14 AUTO SPAltt; .. 0,. lt<I 1111! Cl .. m\ISI -to,......, ... "'•' HORTH AMf llltCA. Ille Oors.1 1.-(0llf< ll'd OI rtKelvt'cl lrom lhlt Sl•te ot CO\tA ,.. • .,. CAhtrK"nlt lt1'1' Ct1l1lorn1a 10 tr-\<lfd \l<llP .,......,,. •~• ~•<l\•rO Joh(' l oll• 11:.i Qoryol "'' tol•,.,.,,l.,y °'Of aomint>lt•Uon LdM Co\l;i ,,..., c..1110,n1" q~'kl F104nr h•v• IN'fn iso...O '~" DU~'~" '' conoucll'd by ml •n Pvblll111'd Or-c...,,, o .. ,,., Pilot All llt'•WM l\;tvlnQ ,,.Im\ ao.ion\I cl•v•dud• Ho ... mlMr 6. 1971 November 10, 11 1• dncl Otoom.,.r • ~~~.,1~e:!.,oe;,':no141~ ~:~;:~~ ~::C~~ Tftl\ ~~~=f:'..~";;,"..., w•lh 1,,_, 1'1t \1I0.1I mo••• mu\I o•,_. "''Hren no110 of such Countr C•f<~ Of Oflln9t Cowlly on ex Olllt<llOfl f'O WW Off~ or ~''°"' In to~r JI "71 ----<l<'blf'O to, or noldinq f)ttSOMI P•OPt'•IY "IOJUt PUBUC NOTICE ot, ,,.. oK-..1 Su<ll noto<e mull b9 Pulllt,,_ Or•nqr> CCM\I 0.•IY P1101. l'lew.,.'1 hadl, C;t11tonu• '2'60 .,., 6'0·1210 At11trney rw• .._.It_ Pub!• ""° 0.<ttlOP (O..\.f Oa•I' Po•ot. Nov•ml><:r i.. II 1J 1q11 -----------~-JO_J_·7_8 PVBLJC NOTICE lt·SIW SUPElllOlt COUltT Olt TNIE STATE.Of CALIFORNUl FOlt THE COUNTYOFOltANGl. No A·O- NOTl (E 0 ' NE ARING' 011' PETITION FOlt PROBATE OF WILL AHO COOICll.S llF ANY! AHO FOR LC Tl E llS TE\TAMENTl\RY ANO f:O• AUTHORIZATION TO AO· NllNI Sl ER U N Ofll T H E llfOIPIEl'IDENT AOMl1'11STllAT10N OF U TATIH ACT 0 1vet1 to lllf' pe rson "0101n11 1n• l"O••m!H!r J. 10, I/, 1• 1q11 -----l>l'r\On•l 1>rooertv °" ~lnll wnom '"" SOJ• 1' C •l~I~ 01 WARREN C. OORHOU I RS11'6 tlaom ,, medl el ti.. eddf1'n ;u 11\lecl ,ICTITIOUS BUSINESS •llO•• w ll"ln >O DAY~ atr•r flr~I NAME STATEMENT ouDllcerlonol llllsnolk•. ""• IOllOW1r>Q """'°" IS dO•no l>u\I DA TEO Octol»t 20, m• £1bff K Wllll""'~ •lS E1tf'Ct.1trt ,•of Uw"E~l,1t11ot ~41y mon<1 e_ Wi1JH1m\ OrcM\t"cl Pub I !Shed Ot11199 CotJt 0.lly PllOI Nov 10, II, 24, ,,,. \1'8 II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTlnous •USIHUS """"' STl.TkMINT Th~ toll-•nq l'O'ftof\ 1• Ol>•t>Q """' J PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aVSIHIU NAME STAT£MEN'f Thi' IOllOW•nt l)<lr~ I> 001nQ PUSI ""n d \ I' E [ 0 MY ';Hf E P, 1•~1 01M1n1 Pl • (OSI .. Mt>se, C,,lllOtnl• •?&76 PM KlePPYll~I, "1~1 81m1n1 Pl., COSlll MH e. C..lllOn\I" 92676 llln b1nlM \\ '' condvcll'd b'I' an In d1Yldu81 P•I K'-Pf>\<111~1 Thi\ \l•l-l Wd' ltll'O l'lllh lhr countv CIHI( ot Or ""9t' Count 'f ori Oc IOl>el 11, 1'1t Of .. ,..,,.d N.:)T I Cf t!o HEREDY GIVl!H '"fl llRNOLO C. OORHOUf .,._ 1.i-11 l\~fl'otl ll Ofllllon IOr P•-le QI Will end COd•t•" !If an,1 <Incl•~ U ll••" ft·\fdrMf\ntMy And for Autnortutaon tu Adm•"'''"' undf1r thf• lt\dPUf~ Ad mln1"re11011 Oi E,\,\I" Act. ,...~r~n«· to wnlrtt '' m.1011 ,o, fu•llH•' 11er11tutef\, .tn<t tn.11 lht lffl'41 d"" ol•<~ ot ""Arlnv '"" "'""' ""~ ~n "'' !or O.urnbef ~. ''"· "' 10100 iUI' , ''' 1i... <our1toom or 0.11ar1m.-n1 No J 01 •.t•cl tOu•t, •I 100 C1v1t f -.nler Ot1v1 Wfll, l!I lllt (llY ol !>i ut.t Afl4, Cellfornfa D•led NOY u. "" ,1'31J1 WILLIAM ~ St JOH .. , PullllU..O Of•"9t Goe>I Delly PllOI. County Clftt< Howtn~r 3. ~o. 11. t•. ,.,. ISIDO•O l l lllCMAH 'Cl11 1' O S So11lll _,.,._.,., .... A ... : • ---Le.A,. .. ,_,CA..., PUBLIC NOTICE t.1 um-.-. -----·----Attet,..•.., .-.1111oMr "ICTITtOUS ausu•liSS___ Polll"~ Or-(Od\I O.tolv Pilot, NAMIE STATEMENT Nov. 11, I .. 24, 1~71 .... . ,. .. ,. . . . ... .~•...0.f ,,, t&71 The Biggest Marketplace 0'1 the Orange Coast ,. DAl·L Y PILOT CLASSIFIED. ADS One Call Service --You Can Sell It , Find It , Trade It WltH a Want Aif [ &•2-.5678 J Fast Credit Approval -I • ; .......... -. Notke: AU real talfl i.d~.-rU.'!f'd ln 0U. r,.-'W pil (>t' r I" "II b jf'<'t lO the f'~odt"ral l"1ur Hou111n11 A r i o( 1!11\x wt\lt h 01ak~ II 11JC"ial l pr,· Ftrflncfl. h m111111c1n 1lr diacnmin•llon bi.wt! 1>11 ra~. «Nor, n •ht1HMl, at'" or n1t10011I Ol'\~m. or 1rn ltl~Uon lo ln31te IAO) .uch ~fercnN, 1Jn11l• uoo. °' dhcnaunuuoo · Thia ~paper will 001 knowingly accept any advertu lng for n•11l aute whJcb 18 Ul v1ofa tioo ol the law ......... s. •••••••••••••••••••••• P.~ 100 •••••••••••••••••••••• ANTl9UE COUECTOaS DB.J(iHT 1bis old muu·mansaon lS loc m the city of Oranli!e Huge lot, hardwood nrs. leaded glass breakfronts & Rosewood moldings thna-0ut Won 'l last at $16.SOO. ::lz'J;). Balbocl ls'4nd Really ''*""'~I .... _, ,, ~"'\\ 673-8700 MEWP0«r HACH. SI 25.000 Ht•.111\ ''U\t.' dollhou~t. on u 7100 !.<t rt H J lot 111 Ch fl ffa\t•n for J~l $125.000' .1 nd th.it .., m :\.-wport Bett<'h Tht'rl' :.. l>l'f.!~t'<i ~rOO\ l'tt hardwood flooro,. 8 IJrttil~ r oom with (1n•µl.&l'l' 3 ht-d ruonl:., ~huller!) .Hld the Vrll't: olJ:,Ufl JU:,l $125.000. ~I Uf Ii 1't REALTORS', 675 6000 2443 East CodSt Highway. Coronoil 1ld Mai dl'>Q 111 M~ Vt•ftft' .ll >'1b 1J990 rLAIH FACTS 4 Bdrm -added rustic family room and lanai. Room - over 7,000 sq. ft. lot. Quiet N. Costa Mesa ne ig hbor hood a dditions are yours ror approximate ly 'r.i origina l costs. All for SSS,950. Use your VA too! Call 54&4141. · Ser~ing Costa M rsa-lrvinc Huntington Beach-N ewport B each ltGCAHYOH ..PLEX Beautiful 3 Br Deane · IUILD YOUR WESTMIMSTH Monaco model. parquet OUPLU P. r 1 de o r o r w o n entry, spac. mstr s uite, On the rear of lblS R·2 lot ownersh.Jp, quabty con s unken Roman tub , ootbeEastsideofCosta struclaon. Sep. owners secur. guarded comm. Mesa. You'll be as snug house plus 4 (2 bdrm> un Flawl~. · as a bug in your neat 2 its G.S.l. $14',SO a month U79,500 l>drmnome w/earthtone O.W.C. 2nd T.D. Xlnt loc. Or let ~ Taylor.make crpts & copper plumbtng 640-Sl12 one of our fme properties-..dunng construe t1on for you. Phone now for details JIM TAYLOR ~EAL TY ~9491 646-9688 r=.""1n~,_ ...... , . Q 1 'fnY1 l Jn ,.,,,, ... ,,J'\...., ... Cl( "'' T f 1JI', ')f If , ()l>f , .. , NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fat-hlon Is land vie w from 3 Bdrm. Country ~tyle ho01e Used brick & r oua:h uwn woods. s wimming pool. JtH'ULLJ $26:;.000. l~CK IAY ftne 4 bdrm .. 2'h bath f amity home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool . playhouse. stora~ $169.000. Terms. IAYFROHT Several fine bay f ront homes with pier & s lip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor • pa rtial basement. concrete foundation 5 120,000-Fee . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J-l 1 hoy,•d•· [), "'" N B o7S 6161 .... ..... -..-. ---- BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. 7~1 HEARTHSIDE! Vou rould acquire Utls lovely condo IN T IME IACKIAY IOMUS Lge 4 br + fm.ly rm in de- sirable Back Ba(. area. Only 3 yrs old • cu -de· sac locatioo.Hugerearyrd · room for pool. Seller will consider trade for umu of land! Just lasted ! 646-7711 FOR CHRISTMAS. The1-------- used brick frplc .. Llght1--------camel carpet. gleaming parquet firs .. 3 lge. bdnm .. a formal dirung rm., lge. living rm .. 2'h baths · all add up to a great condo 1n the or i1einal Bluffs _ Only $1.29,900. Avail. on quick escrow. WATERFRONT PRIME DUPLEXES Localed in 100 block, West Newport: o lder f.root 2 bdrm. hu oew plumbing, electncal in kitchen: rear bachelor urut Over dbl. garage~ space for 2 extra cars. Priced at $149.SOO E v e r c h a n g i n g 2 Bdrm. & 1-bdrm. unit. ~ wa terfront view from West Newport, good ren· ~ this MAI KAI condo tal his t or y : walk· lo AFFORDABlE _ Newport. Live in pre· -.ti~ Westcbff for un· der SlS0,000. Spacious 3 bdrm. fam ily ro country kitchen Ne and clean and ready CIR 1--------•I YOU OWN THE LAND. bea~h.$159,000 6 '1.EX $195,000 Slip avail. on contract: 673-3663 675-4717 Eves REOUC~$4000 i:'antastlc units in ex· spacious 2 bdrm. & Tana1, --COSTA MIS.A cellent cond. En('losed 2 balm, garage + park· East.side, 3 bdrms., 2 ba. SuJ>('rb up~raded model garages. Nr Cat y Shop-Ing aru. Price only Completely remodeled; 2 home. ~ Br 2·SI). 1'"1 ~r.., .pmgCenter in Orange. ttcl\ nnn •~·-car ea.rage. $128.000 nt·w. now JUSt S9-t.900 J .-wPOl'Tr&flH. Sa\(.' even more by a!:· a DAV & 2 Bdrms .• 2 batba, frplc. move LDlo Call us at ~ ror rurmer de· lalls. ~HERITAGE • -REALTORS sum1ng1''l'r conv.-fflan -D ~··-0n.1y•,ooowuebold. at SS39 mo ~ lower dos· t'(EWPOltT ISLAHD mg costs & no qualifying BEACH 3 Bdrm.. 1 bat.b home on 6 ..... , .....__..,n,H R-2 lot; lrplc .. lots or 46-5096 751-2719 H'll rnvrsn ~ 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. wood & brick. $185,000 -. Highway Frontage 675-4890 J59..m11 HOME & tHCOMf f):l ll•\PI <1t•1-i-.; \\Ith "'ater ~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath homt VACAMT un L's 39~> to :i.tammoth CITY f"'•ME.1111 GR~IROOtc plus two 2 bdrm. umts In DESPBlA TE 6: llt•no ~ -~ ggoo rear. 4 Car parking in de· $64,000 646-5096 552-132 Miru farm & horse ranch SPECIAL bgbtful parll·li~e setting, Prime 1 r vrne location in the city. Over 18,500 s Frt!l!h paint Inside & out. Eastslde Costa Mesa. Charmmg 2 story woodiiiiiii:jiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ftolland.Secluded coun New earthlone c rpts. Property in xlnt condl· s hing led t own ho me . IAYNOHT DUPLEX try living Faotastl Mini orchard rear yrd. UonH199,000. . Warm wood fnnelmg in Qpen Sun. l ·S. 1803 W. modemh h2 story, 3/ bdh rk Like new 4 bdrm home 673-3663 6'2-~ ~ves liv rm. form.a dme. huge Bay Av e. S paciOUll ..;J ranc ome w s a w/lge lmly rm. Fanisti.ed sep. mstr suite Take ad· bdrm. & 2 bdrm. unit roof. Totally unique pro attic storage rm. Blt-fos I vantage. j)40-117t • with £rplcs. & 4 car gaT. perty. Room here fo galore In garage. Beller n ...... ,.,.,,\,Lr.'1•1<1•.-I · Asuperbrenlalproperty your &lllmals . Don' hurry on this one at associated . r - w /cil'I· bay beach h esitate! Call oow! $101,900.54S-9491 I ... l\8 .. ·. ~9491 ~ ~ 8=~·:,ME (~lwn 1 &a1>11m1 (~1wn11rn1m ma '~~~~'!.'!.~~~~~~~~~~ Formal or casual. you . -·-·-------_---·""'·™-_;;;; .. make the decision: w / Real F.state EW OCEAN VIEW BROKER ~ .RE/It T•lRS 'W Elo t>u'.J A'l 1661 MESA VERDE HlOHLAN~ ,Best b an Uus neal area 3 Huit bdrms. 2 baths, larg famil y room . fireplac~ Near schools, New on the market a S&.SOO You haven't set' this ooe. so call us a ~ll.SJ ~HERITAGE r , • • REALTORS •V~RANS * PROGRAM NOCASH DOWN TO '$100,000 ACTNOW' Pn~s _.r.,RlSING FAST~ bdrrm .. study, yummy ___ R_e_a_l F.s_ta_l_e_----4 HOMES. 10% down to m.<1tr suite & e ndles Classified Ads. your one-~ITD. Very creative . ~r fine fealur~. Thi stop shoppmg center . Call 540-5510. home LS a must to see! $125,000 a.oa lay""°" RHftors * '75-7060. DOVlllSHOalS IAYVIEW Most unusual "private, 2 bdrm. den & dininf· Lge pool. One of Nwpt ooo. A COU'WIU. ...._CO. 844·9080 ---· • I oflJo 'Ullage 3322 VIA LIDO OPEN MOH.. WED., Fttt. 2 TO 4 SAT. & SUH. I TO 4 LOUDEH/HEALY LIDO REAL 1J INC. 673-7300. CE llDBll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS f)F SERVICE 631-1800 .. t DOV9t DllYI_ OCEAN VIEW View of ocean ~nd . city lights. oqe s tory. 2 bedroom. 2 baths. View of meadow. All for only $84.950. Ask for John Marshall 631·1266 112 MILE TO OCEAN 2 bedroom 2 bath Newport coodo -s months new -~a rage converted to !!amc room S85 .500. As k for John Marshall 631·1266 BEACH Hn"SE Short block to ~r· \ \\~ swim por· lion of Ne··~ (\ \,. .,ms 1 bath 2 car gar ag ~ U . .NO As k for Glen He llwarth 6 . u!66 VIEW OF 15 ACRE MEADOW 3 bedroom 21h bath Newport 'C-Ondo - Approximately 1500 sq. ft. 1 year new -earth tones. 588.950. Ask for.John Marshall 631-1266 COUEGE PARK Beautiful Ya le mQd e l in lrvine, 4 bedrooms--sunken--family room ...:. formal dining room -2 stories -cov- ered patio -wet bar. All this for $109.900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 IACIC IA Y ,. "">NDO 3 bedroom 2 bsa•' \ \\u garage enclosed :-~ (\ \. ,.>lank livin room noor u n••' $89.500. Ask for Gle n llellwi ... 631-1266 JACUZZI & SAUNA 4 bedroom s ingle story. family room. jacuzzi & sauna -immaculate. Onl S 129.900! Ask for ct'rcn Hell wart 631-1266 SEU.ER MOTIVATED Se Iler mus t vacate beautiful bedroom, 2¥2 bath home in Lak Forest. Featured in LA Times Hom Section. Deck with bench seating $109.500 Ask for Craig Batley 631·1266 NEVER LIVED IN 4 bedroom. family room. wet bar microwave -air conrutiorung in La k Forest. only Sl22.950. Ask for Gle He llwarth 631·1266 \ DRASTICALLY REDUCED Mesa Verde executive home on Java. Short walk to COUNTRY CLUB - bedrooms, 3 baths. family room. de with BBQ -oversized lot with citr and avocado -door from rear of garage for boat or camper -a rea buy at $129.750. As k for Hellwarth 631 ·1266 $2000 UNDER MARKET Just listed 3 bedroom 2"'2 baths l acre meadow view in Newport Ter - race. immaculat e $85.900. Ask fo John Marshall 631·1266. ROOM FOR 2 MORE UNITS 75x 12711'.z R-2 lot. good eastside locale -upgraded -3 bedrooms. l o/.a baths -lath & plaster -hardwood floors 1 year n ew kit c hen includes microwave -for a good investment. Asls for6fiii, wariff631· - R~flC. __ f colt• me1e, Irvine. ~·beach, I 234 E. 1'71h Street. Coat• MeH ' • I 631 -1266 • N:ill<>n~lde Networl( of lndl\l<fU,1lly Owned <ind OperatM Re:il tA1:.1e OHlces ~~ . -..... ._ . . ' \ . ·~--. ----' ...... ' ~ ........ -........ ' ~llf macnab I Irvine ?-realty MOVE IH ~ THE HOUDAYSI Perfect family home w/lg. living rm. formaJ mirrored dining rm. all ne w kil<'hen (I mported tile noor. forty cabinets & gas range for the gourmet>. inform~l . family rm w I fplc. wood p a n eling & high beamed ceilings & private study w/bay view & wet bar. Master suite w /r e modeled bath (mbl tub & shower> -3 add'l BRs + roof garden for sunning & night lights. Quiet street on end of Lido Is le. S450.000. Appt. onl y . Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. ( D-1 t> FttOHT ROW VIEW New decor in this beautiful Ivan Wells .4 BR Dover Shores home wt lg . family rm & walk-in bar . Pool + Jacuzzi. Action priced at S445.000 incl. land . Ke n /Helen Hartley 642-S23.5. <D-12> A HST IUY IH CAMEO HIGM..AHOS AND one of the best views. too~ Watch the sunset.-. or sailboats from this ve r y private 3 BR. 2 bath. formal dirung & family rm tiome. Lg. lot w troom for pool or spa. Close to park & within walking dis· tance of 3 private beaches. Ex· t ensive a larm syst e m . All for $249.500 inc~d . Dotina Godshall 644-6200. (0-13) . ATTBmOH IUtLDBS Super location -So. of Hwy in Old CdM. Prime R·2 lot w/existing. 2 BR. 1 bath home in front. Offered at St57 .000. Linda Taglianetli 642·8235. < D· 14) lata AtOMT EXEC. HOME Cus tom built I-story in immaculate condition. Artistic iron grillwork en- try patio: formal living & dining rms : 3 spacious BRs, 2ih baths : . paneled den/family rm w./fplc & wet bar . Landscaped rear yard wls pace ror pool. $350.000 incl. land or owner will consider lease/option. Appt. only. Dick Halde rman 642·8235. < D-15 > MAIYB.OUS UYIMG In this beautiful custom s BR home in Dove r Shor es w 1vi e w s 1 Courtyard entry w /pool -formal danan~ rm -lg . master s uite - s oaring ceilings in living rm - family rm wt bar & fplc -gourmet kitchen. Leasehold Es t at e at $400.000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. < D·16 > snGUSS HAltlOa V1IW 2·story elegance just below The Ridge. 4 BRs. 31,~ baths. Sweeping ocean view from 2nd level AND the price 1s ri~ht. Sl99.500! Lois Egan 644:6200. { 0-17) LootOHG A.HEAD TO SUMMst . Very nice 3 RR mobile located in fun-rilled adult park incl. private beach. pool & Jacuzzi. Beauti~ul ex· e lusive park an Newport~ Special roomy mobile -S28,500. Lois Miller 552·4201. (0.18> . CHARMING LIDO IAYRtOMT S42,500! Dbl.-wide mobile home - semi·fw-n . -2 BRs. 1 bath + patio & carport. Right on Bay: walk to Newport's finest s hops on Lido. Private beach & gate guard. Owner 4 anxious. Aissa Wayne 642·8235. < D-19 > HA VE 1l rAaTY! Formal living rm & dining rm + lg . friendly fa mily rm make this a great home for e nte rtaining in- doors . The huge yard invite; you to entertain outdoors. 4 BRs -3 baths . .,..$269.000. Barbara Winagle 642·8235. ({).20) -I w/slumpst.one fencing surrounding -Spadous;-lushty-hrndsC'lc--a"'ped~~n"ft'~-------. patio.•Sl72,500. 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Grcul M·hools in -latn-..__ t>u rlh tones thru out Prof landsc·apcd decor1tted w 1th new off ... .., N • I· E t I t c~ ·t M • . .....,. _, .... • , i ' ., ~ .-9 •i nt , . .a r 1, •• t " frw ont" of C'wport • popu ur ,tJS s c <' os D c:m ,. yeur old toncJo. low u1sy to ma ntuin yord w/2 C'overea HORTH LAGUNA CHAIM-••llJ>M._.· th~ .... h101N1 1-~"~.la"~'!!~~d o~:u: • CIHIVtn 21 All.POil RIALT-Y down. Ollly m .900. C'Zl patios & beautiful Sp()ni:'ih fountu111 tn MYSTIC HIUS-t.AGUMA IE.ACH -• ..., y.... 'Wit .d c...,_ ..... frOtft Mlllt ... wty decot'11t4td l '*"' l batlt ................. ....-,. •ds .d ,.... - perftd for Mtdoar ewtwh1hA :{ A ._.... for tt.e•ic.,,..._.ty ... s14 .too. 644-7 020 ~ Iorlm ..... 1&ll19 04' ~rcluih•d n•t11d urea. Rich "-clll 751 -3910 Surf.s.'JS.1474 utrtum All thti-for a low SllS.900. ~up an~ r s . l t• r C'll)H \o •lOr •. acu , Ille" .......... 91/40/o LOCM lran1r1r>r~d and 1wt!d11 ., bc•~·ii. Luta of v111ut• LOOKING Call J Id A ,_at fut nl Conw In .•nd lot• C.U Oan...lllbll1ilC ac • re tee it ~ wlJI mlu lM tJ>«l•l ft-at~ by Jlillt •PPI 67~ 231 l S320.000 VllW f 5 A 1.L S.1 M•.,..- 'J ...... or9f ao.llSllALTY VllWIYllWI l"or further nform.11t1on d1Mn1 by Opitl\Sund1&J l ~ WUHDll THIMO "'•ntutlr or.portun1ty FDR SAT}J4* l·IPM '7a..Jl 11 w/many t•tm f41tlur•• tall IK2 ~ au foe .M.r. - llUt>M.AKINl'!RS OH . l.1Ct1 1pu1oua rm11, 4 W1t1lle su!*radullcondo7Come • NH ~tholHw Ueaullful 2 -balba, ovrr 3000 sq h and St!t! 2 1096 Gypsy bdrm 1 t. • 1iui·i1t . ITUllildy!' noor to r ellln111 Moth m Manners Cove :Jrvine~s :Real ts~ + i,_ tu lol. H·modele<J frplr J ruJy 11 home to lK'. (]6 950 · Wesl • O.Wn huu•e Sat & 67J t~Jo Ann morNlbout the=ie homeic t;A.'i'I Hirn!. 3 bt'drm. ..u - .thru uul Nu AKt!llli proud of Call to find f Sur .. ayto 1-..1 '"-r.nt Pnct11 start i.l $UtU.OOO •lulttt nt'lt;hborho1111 W•Uat. 754. 202 HAalOtt YllW HILLS ~ 4477 llardwooo floor". ulh•) ~--~ MM200 i1~~~:•:-g~M (~l\fM!i!§i$i!fil ••n·e11a Cull~ run1 J IJdrm ~ botth Own1•r rte .. I !-=i.tate ._..11 r .i rry h.ihrnrt• ot 10'' No quautylni.t Cu II fU:I drl.lllb 640 $112 Hkr , OPtN HOU!>l RfAlf Y ~ 549-7751 752-0283 BEST LOCATION .. 2123 SAM JOAQUIN HtUS ROAD HfWPO•T HACH VllW! ,RICI IEDUC ED TO SELL f'lu~h J(rt•t·n t ntrywu} -~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~~~1 l.-11d.i. )OU mlo lh1~ 111• rornto" cJelJl(ht tcoom v k1t<'ht•11 & fumli) mum muk(• thi s humt· 11 womans dt•l11:ht Levin groom & d1n1n1croom with ma1111vc floor to t't'llma r1replacc. Orelln & canyon vh•w, fencc·d rcur yurel with t ov1•red 1rn1111. & loti. C•f fruit Ir.,.., C :., 111173 8550 WARM & SNUG describes the reellow utter you lltOrt tht" 10111 in your mu&h•t b1•drbo111 f1rrplace ' ltl•-4 & Weko... Sell your hu1111.• M lnc1111w.• I~ thr ft<l.'llnft whrn your prop1.•rl y r 1~11 t wit~ 1•yci; t uptu11.• tlw flowln.i ~cwport It "· A1111u1 (\'a I u r t•\ J n d {' o . 631~16 _ bRAND OPENING 1042 ················'······ Turtlerock Hills 4 Bdrm home 1n •"< ecuta ve ne11hborhood. Prlv•cy uboundb Short w111k t,o comm. PoOI & hmn111 and ~lcmt!ntary and high schooli. Tlus ~u~r Plan 4 two i.tor y p atio home ,., be11ut1rut1y ~1tuated on greenbelt. across from tlw pool and spa K11hly upl(raded. covered patio and lots more. Priced l•> :.ell today al S82.~. ordimtlt'll rnlori. or thb. HACK 'BA y t'ON UU 'I l1nprt'llblVl' 2 lilory ho1'"' Story. l'n ce n.'tluccd to Pride & Perfedl0tt SI00,500 Agent 640 ~112 dl't<Nlbt•tt lht• r1•1•llnt: ---------- .. ,. · · while lokm~ u 1<lroll 1111 ------~--1 SAT & SUM f'ark Side llOITI!.: Tnn1dud la 3 br, Jae •. boat slip. 3511# Rebel Cir Open Uouae 10.5 Sat/Sun. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lar&est in Woodbridge! Pl.AMS ! ~ 1n!UI ·~~~~~:;2" t~~:: OLD CDM COTTAGE -~ .. !1!W..•1 OPEN SUNDAY 11 3-fk.auuf)J.I JUR 2ba home .IG C • .... YOM 341 Evening Canyon PLUS fabulou11 family SBdrm. 380, kltch nook. living. ram & dtninF 't523 CAMPUSDt·IRVIME rm·s. 3 car gar Tile roe> IMTHECOLOMY A most unui.ual treJ t ment ha s b een a r compltshed 1n this ho~ Dlstmcuve decor . swim rrung pool <'UI de · J• location For the a nrsl •ir mus1c1an, this home ha., appeal. Call today fur >our appointment On ~ of lh O~t· C'h :.i rmC'r:,! Two """ rm Gre•t f amily bt'<i roorn~. n1ft ~ p<JllO circa. a fa mily Has lo be lhJ~ prt'stlge Dennii. Ricketts Rltr neighborhood. Loweiit 2 rrptc's Bckyd vu On IM THI COLOHY \---.1 cul-de-sac Prof lndscpd Elegant upgraded 2 al.Ory I communit y:. fln e!>l 855-'"'""' .;,,2 ,....,., prlcean 11rea. roo m o r &J('tl\ llll'!l l.l r c <.1 . a ~ ass value' 3 Bdrms. -+ den. __ .,..,,_,_ "" _..., &upgrdlhruout.Sl95.00Q home 4BR 2', ba. or b8l olr Prine only, by formal din rm. fam rm. t~nl'IO!'>ed dining a rea and a remodeled largest "Augusta" pl» kitc hen U e l1 j!htful north of the anbestearlyarealocale. CoatoMesa 1024 ASTM app'tonly.5S9-s9ts . central AIC. Lge lot. hig hway nc1,ghborhood Ont~· $139,500. ~e ~~~~l(,111:! n::1 •••••••••••••••••••••• Rc ol Es t ote Inc. IY OWNER across from pool/tennis RUSTIC wood and glass Sll9.500. C.11 tosee ~CIAesar:IJb~~ 5BR Deane home 1n Morgan Rlty tAgt U~l()U f" fi()Ml:S ~~~r. c h.irm •nit 1569,500 -AG_E_NT G40 554j(1 Autumn REAL TORS'. 675 6000 754-7800 C/n' w ~ Unlverslly Park. AIC, 552-97" lge comer lot. Tiled in & OWHllt TaAHSHtt red hill ~ .... 552-7500 2443 E,m Codyi.H1ghwc1v. Co rona del M eir NOTICE!! Su h" Worth Sl8S.OOO. Will lake Jl\cJ 1n M, .. .,, Vnd1• ,11 ~·llJ 1>990 We repreficnt employees ft5 lfte $159,500 for ~ast, 1>ale ?I '.Panoramic out. Wood rloorti & walls. WOOOlllDGE O p e n h o u se 1 0 5 . ocean view Siil/Sun. 4902 ·Pt'n.tn1· vtUAGE HIGHLAND VIEW ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o r farms moving t Wood paneled hvmg rm. Mesa ,Verdes fmcsl 1, -Orange co Need 3 11nd dining. eallng area and acre view home. Owner mon 551·0344 S & S Beechwood Patio and Home 3 bdrm. 2 ba -----------------•! bdrm ho me i. I H .. : N bedrooms. Put10 Love· _546-_!ra ______ _ HOTLJNt-; 797 ll7!XI ly ' BKR Call 54o-t720 By Owner. Leavtnt state. ORANGETREE frplc. 2 cu gar, many Just waillnl( for' you romantic Plan3Lovelyfiauohome upgrades. Wu.Uc. to lake. Ideal pool loc11l1o n. IT'S . THE T ALIC OF THE TOWM Of LAGUNA IEACH CHltlSTIAM AIEL AIA DEStGM Bn•alht~1king white wall'r viC'w ! Natur:,il roe~. quarried on site over 1!! <'t•ntury ugo. forms one wall of the 26 fl. kik hl•n tf:rnulv rm lh&1t n o ws thru Frl'nch doors 1rito the .unique s t one ll'rrar cd Italian gardens. The 3 bdrm. s u u.c:. & k1l<'hen are--0r imported tiles with oak C'ahinct~. !\las si\'e beams . a :-.l•parntc dining rm with \.\C'l -b a r . ~taincd ghl!l-.: c·cd\J r e xt e rior & a mahogany h<Jndc rartc d d oor arc a rew o r the c xtrn~. New. m O\C.' 1n fo r Chris t nia!l ! S385.000 ---assume 9% loun. 3 Br l'I• MANSION TAllREll Ba. family rm. frplc, bll· .._.. • ins. Coll. Prk area. OM THE SAND "# 1 11. eaHtonMo" _549_·~------ A ma g n i f Ice n t e x · All pertence or ocean 11v1ng' -------ii Terms; Private road. guarded MESA YEIDE entry' Secluded bl11dy CUSTOM HOME Lush Garden & beach' 5 spacious wood 4 Bdrm 3 Buth w/formal fish nd de e k !. ' Sec I u d c d dmlng room and family DO gar d c n s ' /\ l rue room.·~ Jq.fl~ &Jog) En.ter[alner's f»mtly T1TI1slerp1t!'t"e for lux· story on oversized lot. home with 3 bedrooms. unous hvmg ! Don't wait. f'mesl quahly thruoul h c o u o l r y k 1 l c h c n . lhere IS oothJng hke ll block to country club fireplace and wall to wull anywhere!! f'or deuuls terws courts f'arsl tHne earpets. 2 story Del call~ offered. Call546-S880 Cerro; don't miss 1l ' F OREST E OLSON .... ... . . .. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS $87,000, lerms BKR. Call ~1720-. 2 bd 2 b & I d gorgeous view of bill:. ight i h rm. a. am. rm. pools. courts. mme . OC· U d d c-d n I g ts frplc. m .oooOpen House cupancy $87.500. Owner pgra e carpe s an Sat 11·3 '.Tl Lemon Grove 551·~-~ _ drapes plus loads more Irvine 496--?427 Hurry on th ls prest.Jgloui. from t=:::;==;;:===::::;--:::-.,_......,_...._.......,,,.-...-....... -" Turtler()('k P ace RCOIK'r $78'91grs Irvine roves 2'or. den. RAN c ff o S A N ty ours for o nl > Orange.wood. backs Lo JOAQUIN Sll7.S>O. · greenbelt. Lnds cpd. 2br. +den. 2ba. San J oa· frplc. $93,500. '40-0997. qwn model. Vu of park & 10% DOWN SAC RIFICE ! Be aut Turtlerot'lr. C onvenaent Woodbridge 38r 2 14a· to pool Top level. wet PLUS eleg"llnl 2B r condo bar & other ruee. extr11s No COSTS pnced below market Sl21.500. Owner/Broker BoU. nr lake. 673·•311 1S2·7"34 IY OWMU JO BUYER Owoer/Agt. ~~~~~~~ Woodbndge corner dt·· L ••EflOUT 57500DOWN taebt>d 3 Br2 Ba $94,!Y.Jll l.ot·u11.•d on lhc DluCf :it I ht• \\ l''l cod of W1lb-Ofl .ii 1':.er1f1(' ~\t.' "'" "' No credit needed Irv Blscay 4 Br. den .3 liJ. $197,500 · Groves 4 br condo. Bal huae Jot .s.~.Uo Sll 11 r p G"I e ii w oo d Sl17,500. 644-~98 642--0112. 644·G687 townhome on Arborlake --- tltll ie McCornock t:.eally. Inc.i--·'-_-_'-_, I 000 Ho. C.O..f Hwy. 494-7551 TWO GI TAABal. -· 3 ledrOOtM "# I ht Collforftlo" $69,900 2257 ,.oclflc MftCI llwffs !f'eatures St e p:-t o beach & clubhouse• Large living rm & family rm combine with giant outdoor patio lo bring lake side iru;ede' HlghJy upgraded . .,,AN· TASTJC VIEW• Pools & teMJ.s courts. too! Tuke a look today.call 752· 1700 macnab I Irvine realty REPOSSESSIONS Just Lasted Sharp home EA5T SIDE· 3 bdrm. 2 ba Cdi.ta Mesa , Garden ------------------1 Grove. waitm(l for new fumily f r p I c 2 c a r • Sunkl•nh\'tnl!room Qwcl trechned s lreN garage.Subm1l ~ny und • l-'orm:11'1in1nl! room f''1nger tip gourmet alllrudcb· •Rn '-li<· rN1ar 'h<1 k1• GIANT ABANDONED 2 STORY--4 BR 3 Bath::,, family 1\11.C living ar.ca... 1.a rdc n k1khc n Swet·pmg :;lairs to m&J ~kr & t·hildn•n 'i. :-;u1h·s Var unt <.1nd jut rt>du<· •d to SR!l,!l50. Ac·I now !! The Real Estaters 842-2535 Broker. 541«)425 k 1 l c h c n . Sp a c 1 o u s ~u~.soo ,,.5_4nn< roofs bedrms too' Don't m1si. ..,... .,., v.,.,, •I': x I t'll ''\ l' w ooct lalboo 1st.ct I 006 out! MfJ.7171 Neil Beatty RcalLor '.'1 1<.l1nj.! ~turned bt'..1.m.:. ................ ....... [ ~""" .. lftfa1R -Yenlo VIia • : ~~·.~;';:·-::~~~·=~" 4 duplx, inc luding bay · 2BR 1 ba Condominium. ovt•n front lo be exch. down in , $65,500. Comm pool. Lgc • l''ircpl:m • n pkg. 213/684 3200 assumable loan al 9~%. •C:i tht.'dr:.el l'l·i hngi. ill ...._'••Mia I 007 ·--------•I Bkr. ,S40-1720 or 557-6550 ma~tl•r b<'<lroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ev. Su 11.•s A1umt at i.1tt: IASIC STARnR ~FUL LIVING IAUOA TalrLEX CONDO CONVt.:HSION be1n1< complclc.-d , nr 10th Stn..oel lkuch. New r a1nt inside. HOME, $69,tOO In this beautiful xtra lg 631 2246 Pr1t-cd i"lghl with 3 frplc, wet ba.r. pool. Jae. • · Adrms . ne w carpets. Lots of closcls, One yr largelot.andmany frwt~ew WON 'T lrAST hllll ................ , Ol'lr. "9• '"•UN IO I.ii MCI UNIVERSITY PARIC • i l(tlDH1JI Love ly home f<'aluring 4 BRs . JfQR]f <3+denL 21h buths . 'family rm +lg . . ---i;;;;;;••=-living rm Soaring ceilings, ex- IY OWH!tt te ns ive use of g la ss & mirrored Hard to find University walls + lovely paneled walls add model m Village 11;. 3 beauty & mt~re~t to this r esidence. Bdrm. 2 bu. formal dan· Us ed brick in courtyard & baek rm . ltv rm , frplc . d g L · R ' catlled.ral ceillng. llle t!n· yar . SI I .950. orramc e nnie try, fu.lly lndscpd 752 1414. <0 ·23) Superb loc~ across Crom Uruv. park. Warm fam1· ATTN: ML RENY P..A..Ya! HAlllOR VIEW RARE SPLIT LEVE Double d11cm1 01}1.'11 Inti lbu. lovely 4 hecJroon home. 1-'orm.i I d1n1n groom & hvini:room with fireplaee l-'am1lyrnom UdJUIOlng fully built I all electric k1l t'h{'n · bcd r ooms up with master 11wte & added on bonu.s room on pnvllte IOWt:r lt'Vel. Spedaeulur view of ocean, harbor, & rule llw:1. l!all th3·lll>SCI I LEASMIHTAL aa Owner will nvt 11•·11 now b\11 'Wiii rent thla $450,000 home for I yc••r for only JAll PllOPIRTllJ $1295 per month Sp.•c• ly hom~. 552·0lff for f~r(' 1s a good buy -one of Univ . ~~· ~~ ~~:es~:~r~ P a rk 's ne wes t & lovelies t villaget; ~!:~ ........ !?!.~ _T_ree __ Ln_.______ -s pacious 4 BR & family rm home PRIVACY PLUS Brand new t80 deg ocean rtllCED TO SILL w t close access lo pool & jactrZzi. ~~~~~~~~~I Near Westcllff. lovely view. New 3br 2"'2ba t3rd ARIOI LAICE PLUS quick occupancy' Madeline. " home with 2230 ss + br a pvt swte > Sl8SK COHDO Cross 752· 1414 ( 0 ·24 I ll'l!Cff only ~C-a 979-5370 ~ 51111() ALLSTATE ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS t_.111,... HI 'I• ;f' '"'" Hllif '" , • [~Nlllil tacul1r view of the enllr11 &76-4890 harbor are» from •lOl'I SpyglnSll 11111 4 Rdrmit • 4 bdrm 2 bu fotHll'd yurt!, fomlly rrn. II. formul din Hoon• uYiorlu1i1. "''" 11t•rk. 1ng rm. lmnil tL oc 12M.tll~t:W~W.lla;yAvt' cupancy. Ol,.,n Sul/Sura I 4 h N Moc"'">' & A11Hlll' • #11:1 <!Ifill ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUE PRESTIGE M,,1111 Vt rde Countrr. Club ur1•11. 4 br, p00 . J11rutzl Well _pncf'tf . al $f211.000 Call now . 008 lL'fl l ll1•1.1I ""I uh' sep 720 SF. rec room. Consider trade Agt SI U,900 Beauuful kitchen & bath. 759-0706 8 If 1 hi hi DON'T COMrROMISE top quataty puinl and ee1ut1ru1 home ror sale en gte~~ ~b gd y X~· One or the g rea tes t homes in ~~!1P~ft ·~!~.+g~:· Dana Pomt 2000 sq. ft 1 ! n d /e +a ;n~ d : I rvine! 2-s tortes w /approx. 25Sct w Jopener Exel pkg for sunken L,.R with /rplc. 644~/552-6327 s q .rt. -4 BRs. formal dining + lg. eurs a nd vehicles. dm. rm. am rm .... den. -b kf t f ·1 Jk · ~159 500 May consider 3 bdr m. 2 bu shutters. LOVELY 2Br. den Condo. r s area. amt y rm w /wa -m I • · ton outh lndscpng redwoodced:ir steps from the lake an we t bar ... AND ... 3 fplcs Cliving. case ope ·•• f I 's114900Cull Woodbrldge Harborlake. r 'I 't d Laune. Rltr 646·4380 4~~4~· · x tr as inc 1 w u 1 n ut am 1 y. master s u1 e) + o ut oors FAMILY HOME p11n c led d e n t I iv . 2 redwood dec k .. patio & more!· • • Re duced lo H ll. B y redwood dec ks , & $\39.500. ·Appl. o nly . Natalie Ben· N11t llgt11 4 Br 2 Bu . foml· Owner Ot.•t>1.1n view 3 Br ROman ba In mstr suite. j · 752 1414 CD 25) 1---------t IUILDU CLOSEOUT I y rm w ti r PI e . I U 2""' ua + den. Pool. Jae.. Otrered at Sl21.500. Call am m . . . 2 ID Con A•I J1111t 2 h•ft or tlle1w lovvly cnclO!!oo yard. cle>11e lo sauna. rrwny upgrades. owner at 551·6561 o r AFTEllNOOH DELIGHT rLUSIMCOMI 2 11tory.•br.a hnhom•11 !£.hoo.00018.~_!~!:.<!".~~1•~c sl . See .to apprecial e~·640-1440.PrlnonJy. ,._ _______ _,Pearled hantwnoft noort, 0t1 <1111 .. r r ul-4tf'·IHlr ~ -----"-"'-··-----"'--• sioz.~.661.2537 J·-· reduc ........... ,utifull)' Your duys will be spent in your own •· woocl bN11lltHI 1•1•llln111, !! hph•• & much more _. cu ""' p r ivate jacuzzi or on y~autiful ---------1 twtck frs•h'• •ml 1·011rltr~ Prl•·111 111 l1111t sisu.~ CHEAPI BToro I 032 U1>J.l:aded Deerfield end atri um or picking veg ables from 2000 Sq 2 1.1 h4lcl 3'U t: 23rd SL /\hm h1.1v1• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• wut 3 Br. family rm. dLD· rt. sty, 4 br, 2·~ ...,LC Pl.US 21l 1l11ry 3 br. 2 bu ut 20711 c hecry :J b r . L Ut h 8 y 0 w NE R . FOR Ing rm . townhouse y our o wn ~arden ! This B~ ramily :!::~r._~~c~~~iu. "20flO OranJ<t> f\.ve J<llrden!l. """ l•,und~. S AL E J Lt~ASF.. -194.llOO.Agt.833-8331 h om e in Turtle Rock has it all! Bvowner.bclowprevuJI 2unlbdrml,h2 h1th lnC'nn., Pric ed ul $1 29,SOO t<•r•aic llurry . Ca I BeauUfuJ3llr.2Ba.on •=---'-'$97,500 Quiet locationnearrcc rcatlonarea. .. , l w I prtv•te Y"' Ownerr Atct • :l!\2 4894 . &t(J-7434 . premium lot. Upar,ded. , .......... __, · 29 900 Lll inJt loe ft!5t. $84,000. 3701 1md P•tlo •1JOL~ M2.21M orll73 0782 Q>ntury 21 Goltl Sta_r pa 11 o, 1and1 ca P •cl Priced right 38drm, 2ba, s chools & shopping. Sl , . a ~s~.w~o00~~~;nd~~P1§.§s.~A;.c~a;1~~"ie~AL~L~•nu~u~-::-ti~!!!!~~!iji[il: ~--~~~~s;a~~~~~~Hef'P~iiiil4'4~~~~~-----...... ~t==~~~===1 WIST CUFF Prime community n ear schools Ii shopping. Top condition 4BR home w /huge Jot accented. by swimming pool & puttos. Spaciou s rooms :..... an new p_alnl.-c. amrlt ccs & kitchen llle! A new beauty on the market a t $229,500. JOYCE EDLUND t12-823S '42-1235 644-6200 '°' O.ver Orfn Ha~ View Center trvlne •t ~Jiii' V•ll•r c.n1er · 7U·1414 810111 ltllll · tt. COIOMA -MAI OVFR 5crYcARS OF ~RV/CE •ftftl'.X. ,.._ 28R ...Ult and one _ FIVE PLU --=~- lBR unit on I~ Iola. Oc vu. Hair block. to &11 Price Reduction On Beaut. S·Plex Corona Beach, view. In Best Area Of Eastside Costa BflMCilUriTa,Sur ar. Mesa. Mint Condition. Lge 3 Bdrm. '350.ooo O.WC wu:uiu·,...,~_... . ome W/F.P. + 4 2 Bdrm. tldfYear. d l•Htlff•• Ga r d en Apts. All W /.Enclose • ...._ w (la rages & P atios. Best Value. 710.02'1 Flexible Terms Or Exchange. Ask· ing $295.000. Peopl• wbo need People Thal'I wtwt the DAJLY PILOT S.ERVlCE DIRF.cTORY la all about! • ... ~--- • . ; •'\. . -.. ~ 63l-1800 111 DOvmt Dl.l~I ly home. Highly upgraded -4 B& vw1na:.-""!~-MJ!'"""'1~11-rnmtty-mr,-gourmc trr.i..wx-ir:-:o~-11 .. ~~-;;;-=-....~-'§.-~ -f paodeamaster BR w 1£plc:-An • UPlrd 38r, 2b1 hae. Only ORANGETI££ $73,900-Ternw tool Lalir Poolside home with Rlly lne 586-4068 private entrance next t.o -.;;..-------1.weterlaU ln adult com· P1&1t• Y•y I 034 ple1t. Up&r•ded plush • ............ ..,nn ...... tatpets, .tr~ftlOnei! reeobrook home. br. redwood atrtp paneled owMr. $ Br 3 Ba tUacuu. • walls on widett part or ~~:39.500. ·1741 or 9 1ake. Price ~9.000. tta ell --leech I 040 q ...... i;·c;;;;;......ffl21. 3Br. 281, :l at~ Condo, cloee to 1hoppln1. rec een~!.i call to 1how. 111 ·7-flWft#lr/ •it . ,, \ 11n1t wttJiJn walkJng d fstance otpoot.4 orrcrcd at the realt!tHe pl"tce 'ftf'! • ._._ $129,500. Amy Gaston 642·8235. <0·27) • """'451MO.ANGmH , C 2 BR lower unit on the water. Are'a • .. has-tenni. court .. ~ouna-, -jucuut~•----wel~ht r m s, etc. Near . Saddleback f Campu~. too . Price of $67,500 lncl. rcfrig. An in vestor's deligh t. J-canne·Bamctt 644-6200. <0-28) , : ' .. 2·1235 '44·6200 tOt Dover Ori~ H•..W Vltw Centtt -• JrYIM.A.t.C•fJ)JIUS Vttlu Ctatv 7SJ-1414 j '· I ~.~~ ....... ~4!'!!~.~.~ ....... ~~~:!.~.~~ ........ ~!~!.~~.~ ........ ~!-.:'.!:~ ...... ~!~.~!~~..... Frld!y. kovernber 17, 1978 d DAILY PILOT JJS ~ 1044 IHcll 1041 ...... IHU 1041 Me ,artkK9' 106' ......_..._, ... __._... OtMr-llffl•.... ..._..U.......... .._..U•fwtll•d ,~.................. •........•....•.••.. •.• ••••••••.••••.•.•..•... .••••...•.•..••••••.•.. ,_ s. t '00 ~·---1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • M tAV SCHUTT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. .. ._.. -----..... 20 ~Sale By Ownt t JVV• ....................... ....,.~ eor-.. Mer 3222 Cette....._ 3224 'iflanch I 3 Br 2 Q • dlic Sha\,i, n R1•,.lly " h,.ppy PAllill Y PIT P AJI( "'9dlr C:O.tnlc.... ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :~~~~:l~P o"p'c'• e~~~=~ ~.,~·:: ~': !:!~a~t~ ~I~~ ~~~~~n3~h!:~~: Delwce 13 Unit rroject. by_.~: ~ Charming 2 bdrm lra. liv· 2 Br. f~. lrg bcll~rd. Sia\ Sun 9 5. SWJ.900 l1·ngo ft'H IOn•I ., ei.p1•t'l1illy M W ('pU, all ror 126.200 In ~Int Co11\a Mtsa Coca 2 ~o E~ ac . 1111 rm din. rm. open ~· p • ok. Nr s OP-S061 tJo rdf'•\J'< Avr 1rnowlt'dll'1tblt" in \hi' Low \ow down , euy lion Brin it your 1n ~m TY be•m ct'll frplc. garage ping.$t0...2200; 673..Q'JlS. SS'l·_. n..Jb ll»vu t1rH te-.·rm C11ll for details ;~c:;00~[.f~.~~f cae,; locl ~.6"·-7 MesaVmle3tiilrm.2ba. )10 •n t•lf SHA1".lEN R•~AL TV I~.._ Sfor clOff ~crow Jan. um. • ....... 4 r..1 ~ Jbr. 3ba w/(rplc ., Mlted pool. ffPlc, M3S '41>112S9 • Fo r mOrf" In fo. caU oo c.'()("Mr lot by Hunt· bit ins. AvaJl 12 t. $595. permo..... · IY OWNH ~llJ ~~-· -C•ll St-c~~ 6 .. .:fiSlO/ 1 "Br s:m·~ Br m s:-Vard ____ ....._ CATALUU SUMSETS .oas121.spo · JUll, ..!'' bath bt 11ch aOOMllS sc~~:LTV 540-11.Sl . • car•ae. K!ds. ~ ok . ho11V' J hou t ot lo wawr Could xhare th111 2Dr. Briand new ·3 br. 2 ba. 5tlH204: &61·2316. Co•-Yiewa tr.. r-.. V.,... to l.,... IMc.h _... '"'**....., 8l!d c• NW ... pwt.. a..til a.chc ..... tlld M• , .. ,,.tC,.. ~ .. ..._ -.. ... :3 ... of s two.... . .._ ...... tit .. s121.soo. 497-lll' t'c•t' 111 nd Own /\at 28 3. bank re-po fo r ...... _ 2200 ffl>lc. dshwhr. bltns. 2 _...... 8 llal 4'*1 "r eanuU .. Great cond. 5 __ a..tl fer -car gauge. 673·491~ or MH • Nun ... 3 Br 2 ~· -wtn:r'pnrk' low low down. Co r....1 ............ ••••••••••• \213W2l ·10'7T available Oe4:. 1. ~ -·u·r · • oK "1 •re... oneca•• na sm Rttr.~·1729 t•H~ ~ua l Y; P\l•S . ,,.,.~ 1600 m -..... UxOO Sllylin~ 19'74 w/ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntinitoo Be1ch •Small I br, frpl~. stov,e & 2 bdrm. S2'1S. No dogs. 64S p1u"1<>. <S26ot) Nt:W.SHOPPING 27.000 sq .• ft. lot near refrlg.,$33S. Ut1I pd. No Victoria MeWt.H ... $ton CENTER Pacifica Hospital. 5 pets.833-8974. ·~9l24 956-4500 NeWPOrt Beach Area. CePointan' .... rSb$~· ~tr & Civic Lge. S BR. 3 ba.; very 3 Br l Ba Crilc 24 \ti Tripi .. net lea e F'i t "" .. ...,, · private Harbor View o ' · ---------•1 ye~ rent gu~:~nte:J. David Bourke Rl~r Homes: 'to Oct. 15th. '79. r~nge Ave: 4SO mo . 81 • ~~~--cimt.hi&h k.a((ie, counl 546·9950 $9ZS Mo. Agt. 673-53S4 642 7671 bel. 8 5 · ~"'""'"""""" 11.000 Sq. feet rentati t EMERALl>tfAYLO =--It a,.~..aa..,.1.lg-fam.U,~cor -. .-. Rent. option to bu)' info, apac..$180,000. Orawings'Co. ast.alOK ZNBoR p~l~m·,~~~s ~ly. party rm. extra lrg , ~ 1041. ....................... YllY LOW OOWH rAYMlMT t;Xt'l-.:PTIO 1\t ·n:nM~· l."JUllOA th •at•h Ull obsinK'c.-bll'. p11oor.anu .. < /" Cau · & Company repo'a. lo;.tn assumption Geot91 ... Co. 673 6634 ' · o · kitchen 2 frplc's newly Cl(' Easy fmuncc 0 .A C 6 .., 1 • 3400 or · 2 l 3 I 6 9 6 · 7 4 3 l • pa111ted' an out. ~lot>e to 9oll1ces ~ NEWER Costa Mesa 213/892-7?32. So. Coas t s hoppin ~ MoblM H~ Store 644-1751 Hoose & Duplex PLUS center, San Diego & Wl'lltm1nster 848-8895 ROOM TO BUILD 4 • Newport free~ay. ~. i:; Anaheun 9S6-4SOO "9colMPtope~ 2000 mo r e unit s . Agent Co1taMH49 3224 775 Olympic, shown Sat. Mabe1m 956· tOt l ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 631-4990 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 12-4. Sun 12·3. ola Ana S64·7o10 4 UMtTS Momt• D...rt. 3 + F . l~• ba , ele. R & O. Tl-t...-Chri•.___• W Anaheim 761 1442 COSTA MESA ltesorf 2400 cprs. drps. cov pa tio. ,._. ,.._.. .. .--.. ---------•I Contract or trade! All ••••••••••••••••••••••• fenced & clean 238\ New condo model 2+2 Tra1ler Coat'h.8X3S',xlnt s pac ious unlls re · COl01t•DO Rutgers,S460.635-67SO. Frplc.wetbar,cath cell Hw-bc>< \ll\'W l'alermo furbished w1lh pnvate ~ ings. dbl g ar++++· ' tJr J 8a 1-'1': f rond . rum. Must set> to Owner mu.st sell. S ocret-. Call 631-0424 ~ UMO $175,000 upprec1ale S3SOO or best patios' St5j.OOO. ?S2·l920 trees. power. view. road DlSIUILE N 3b V ul d l 8A¥·4 30PM . . T -.~ofir.a....a..... 2·Br. 2 ba. cpld. drp!>. m this new 3+3 condo. «>':"an ""'"" t'h 1rm11't( J UH home . 3 full bieth' 1-:ll pim:.1on J r\'d for ~ut•'l 11pt l..ttlh' II\ in.: Jntl dlruoi.t room.-. S22S.UOO .. lWll.L ASSOC IA TIS 714/494-65'4 roPO"ftlE WORLD V p P . Jerry. 842·3070 J '-'UAIL Bestoffer.73l·287laft7. HOME Cllrfs•1CoMfort ewer r . a le cc1 pi A.CE -............ forced air heat. Garb· t•rplc , wetbai:. cath LAGUHACHilM ings. At C . .iu ttrdt'd . NOMOMEYDOWM ._,.,.. Pr.,.,.., 2600 dlsp.blt·ms.frplc.pa\10. ceil'gs. dbl gar++++. t'tt>l )'out patnl bru11h and Comm pool. tennu;, BHQ You pay sales \ax only. PltOPBTllS"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar age. wate r furn. CaU631-0UA mMkl' lh1s 3 bedroom cot· BY OWNER l Br 2 Ba t SllOO mo 759-0087. j ~ x 60, 2br, 2ba, 73 Dahl. 1 rll I 1 1 Ensenada. Mex. 2 bdrm. Adults only. no pets /Jn Nlufl ~All[Y fi, A~Sl::lCIArES t age-:.park le. Wood level condo 0 JJOve'ly area Colonial Charmer 5 star park . 1 day move o,.. : o r.M. flatun,g. bunting. retire· RATE REASONABLE 0-PoW 3226 r~l>p l~~~d ~~l~~s: Easy acCesS to shops. 5 & N rt H t 1n. JV9734-3& 4 B.I. duplexes ment or wknd retreat Across from Country ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • d · lk c 40-5 rwy Assumable fo'HA cwpo g ~ Mission Mobile Hoines incl. bayfrout to be exch. with lrg. frplc. Ocean Club 2BrTwnhse. 2 car garage. anh!>caprng. ~li 10 8 "'1·~ loun $64 .900. Ttusis someone ·s oream 638-8841 down in a pko . view walk t o be ach . 27S MesaDr.•5'8-6706 frplc,den. pvtyd. l yr ~ac Sl~.OOO 768-1••3 eve•/wknds . " S2 000 f . k l Id bid $41" .... .. ho me Could tha t s o· 213/684·3200 8, or QWC sa e. Lr L Co d lb . o g . ~ mo · •DUPLEX* Ocean side or hwy. levt-1 IOt; easy access co bc:ach Needs pamt. mmor rt' pairs; 1dt·ul for hom1• & ltl~Omt' Hurr)' o nl) $159.!AAI M1ss1<1n Realty 49'4 0731 FORECLOSURE Jo;¥clus1ve Three Arr h Ba). O\l'r 3600 ft of new bldg_, with 5 bdrrn.'i., 4 balhs. den. brkfsl rm . dlw.ng rm. & super laq(c J.(a me room. JEff IRIERY REALTOR 67S·911 I • PnncOnly meone by you., 4 BR 3 LOOK AT THIS S3'1·9'1Sl ~· wt. n o r. air. 770-8053 UMtnUE DESIG..... B/\ RV 'l"C w Newl G• ....... D OPEMt .... G mJr. appl. tennis, pools.•----------""' ... t -Hi--1 1052 . • .. t'li<>• y IUIU''I ..... .... -------~. $495646·2143735·892!> , •••• ,...._. 3234 And Cane Ot'la1Ltng blend ...,,.--.,...... rerrodeled. Nl·w carpel, Mission Mobile Home s S UNITS .__ ~ -F 1n this s tunntng new ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa1nt & la ndscaping. opeos3rdoffice in0C. ,....._,.,......,.. Gro•ff 2700 •••••••••••••••.•••••••• wood und !(lass cxt>cullv(• Laguna Niguel Coty & comfort a ble ••••••••••••••-••••••• 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ,F:lm. rm. Deluxe Tiburon Condo. home Largehving room Sl49.900 Open llousc BONUS Grt>a t. an ve ~tm~n\ 3acresFallbrook.home& Bonusrm.r~lt' pc;><>l.No 3Br. 21.<tBa. pool. wet w1Lh convt>r:.auon Pat . Realty • ""''""" 124 426 T"'"" nem a m ancy '°"' 1 gm• Sll9'°" EZ"ms pels. Ch•kl.en OK "'' b.,. AC. S'9S mo rami ~ room . dini n.: Ave Lee Adrur.Realtor. Free washer & dryer BRuruts &one2BHun1t Ta:r c)c 673.9473 · Call646-6479 ~7-4S2S k h _... L' h wtpurcbase of any new Yrl)' income could be r or · · ---------area. ream 1tr en. a, .. , ~or appt to s ee, P . SlG.SOO "'~lier ~ill he lp R-...JI IL........_ l BR. ut1I paid. range. B e a u t 1ru1 3 Bdrm 3 Bedroom.-.. 2 '~ baths MIGUB. SHORES 833-9773 dys or 64S-84~2 or used rno b1I home dur· .,.,. -.. -.....-n u. mo ... ov. W 18th Thi -. o cean view O c ea n vi s w 3 Br eves mg the rnonth o!Nov 500 w/fmancangaU249,SOO. b~ 2100 ;-"'642-o8JS..-• · Tiburon. T ownhous e ~howp\ace fcalure-> 3 t wnJime Like n t·~ tochoosefrom. Newport Pier Realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. nef ar pooB I. S4~T. mo. ~k fireplaces. v:n11ted ce1I· w/ma ny upgrades 1n lnwadmoorS.O•i•w 6380841 NptHgu.ncw3Br2Ba3br.2ba.Crplc.fenced yd ~lo b . rumpis , 1ngs. tile, stained glass. Ocean Co m mu n ity "O • • 1rl7?,fli home·$22S.OOO. wall take w/pat10 Qu1M cul·de· -TI Uany lamps S337.SOO w/tennis. pool, JllCUnl. lO'k down Will sell 011 ~ . d '11 ~ m11 '1'.[)'s . or comm. or in· sac. Close to school" So .............. 3240 • sauna & clbhse. l yr war yr land contract. Beaut MO MOHEY DOWN 2005 Balboa Btvd. du.stri'al. or income prop. Cst. Plaza. $4SO. SS1·2776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll~ So Coast Hi way rMty. Call to see today• 2 + den home in guarded Pay sales tax only 12x48 HewPort Bdl. 673·2058 Owner/ Agl. 644>-9022 or agt. No fee. New-t'leoant·2 .._.room $129 '""" community 1901 Yacht K · .. d t 9 1 6 " "'°" · 111 V1lla~e t 'all'e . .-.. . M D 8622 R 1 r,.. w oo . 675--0120 SS.SO. or 2 bedroom +den LAGUNA BEACll JUSTLISTEO! 7J"~ ys752· ' t!S. CMMS93Sl Rent $92.SO BYOWNER .__.IL........_ .new2br.2"'2 bacon· I S7S. Ced,ar & window · 497-24 57 Excellent 3 Br family mo. Adult i>et. _._ _,...... do. 2 frplcs. washer & h y bl k t home w/2 brick patioi. Mission MobjJe Homes Two 4·plexes. 612 & 614 W..ted %90 dryef'. See to apprec. No b~~h. ~;~vat:c z~ca~ iiiE' ~~~~~~~~~~IP I u s c h 1Idr1· n :. 3 BR p~ BA. 638-8841 Calle Campana. SC. By ··~··•••••••••••••••.•• children. no pets. Singles garage~ Fully main-~ ~ ''HESCENT B/\Y playhouse Lar~e coun Harbor H1~hl11 nd!>. SC Gen. ~osp. End units 0 W N Pro P e rt>' 1 n fwel"!~~97·3 Agt. no tamed yard. Adults. No .... try klll'hen w /famll) Agt Ph646·4149 TRAlLER 8x26'. l-'enced overlook f(olfcourse . Inglewood. Hawthorne ee."""·~. ·2971 pets. lnqwre at S2S Ulth New 3Br. 3Ha. DH. (rplc. m om. Co rmal d inin g ya.rd. Persons over 30on· Owner <':In a rranJ?e or So. Bay area? 11 E~T SIDE 2Br. t 'hB:i. Slreel. 1714)960-6331. 2 BEDROOM CO NDO famrm:v1ew1H3·0034 room and 2 car garagt• lst-11;,.9111 ly.CM.538-5179 fi nancing. $195.000 ea . WILLPAYCASH.. lux 2 sly condo BtCl --------- with all the 1 uxuri+'!' 1---------•1 Ne.wly. pinnl<.-d. $104.950 I oo/0 2ftd 496-5275. Prin. only. Ph, Tom O'Allessandro seduded settjng ·Wood Mus~ see this 4 br. 2 ba . Gym, Jae. laundry r()(1m 493.9494 495·5220 NO LOAN f"F:F-<; Summer Hideaway T.D. Pa<>PBTI£S bununR frplc. dshwshr. ~at10. fncd y,d. gar. Kids Open bt•am <'c ll1 n~~. ~ 496-2413 8 30-5050 S103Seashore Dr.NS 2 Br.2 bath,commun1ty OFFICEILDG. (2131 674--6907 or (714> disposal, pvt patio. etc. &petsok.$445'. Agt.. No Walk to.Jiciach and lown 407 .Jasmine. CdM pool. Lido Pe nins ula . 4 Separate uni'ts, 300 s q S46-620l anytime or (7\4 > All .ne~ pain\. cpts . appl. ree. 9&4·2566: 973·29'71 _ S149.SOO ,,., .: _ t'or lease or sale. 2 BT Cl:lARLES QU1N • ~laft.&P PoOI. rec·area~2car ~a. r • -ti-.... br. 2 ba home en. 2 a, C.:Orrun1t stove. REALTOR Smee 1946 n each. $89,00IJ adults onl $495 mo C II '"'"' ' .. Do .... 'T hg pal1~ w/wate<tfall YouTellEm'I Sell Em 1 ROC)"'lrow1tR.E. ltoyMcCordk.Rltr TD.fordownpaymenton 63l·Jl33bt~n 9 &5 · a ~patio. ~ar. fncd yd. 494-1519 HOUSE :°aou ... D f antastic view. Adult 673·1020 541·7729 NptHgt.S3Br 2 Bahome. . 5F·r~lacAeKids&petrsok_ J99()So.Coastl11ghway """ " comm Mmlmum ait<'SO --~HOUSE $6 0 .000 e quity . 2S. Gas & water pd 4 5.,, 1tt . no e e LAGUN A HF~ACH Dolphin hcu.. 2 9r.at Clubhous~. pool. spa . """~ Owner/ Agt. 640-9022 o Nwpt Hgh\ .• -.. 6 altract1Ve 964-2566; 973·297 1 _ ~~~~~~~-·I ... _ fOf' yCM1. 66l-6S28 fri.Sot·Suft I .4 24x56' Jecrerson. 2 BR. 16 UMITS $310.000 675--0120 rms newly decorated , ~·ae 3 bdrm. 3 ba. Con· -1· 2ba. bltins. Lge laving 1c"'. dn f S tr W lk t ..-.., -Ot'ean view, huge wool! • . -~ -h Low Low oown paymtml. ..cm..-comb. dmiden . Pc: ~·K' • contract o s ale pac •. ees. a ~ d o • db I . get ra ge . • d e(·k , g las:. & wo od ~Br. So Laguna c arm Only S2000 on $87.000 4 219 Yla San1'emo OK. Adil prk. !)48.9237. -Ottal cond. Net 11pend ......... everylhln£. Even park, wa h e r /drye..r . 8221 modem cuslom on R 2 111 xlnl shape $110.000 bdrm view homt' on 96S-86l4 ble $l80 mo. Bob Marcel. ••••••••••-•••••••••• &U-3703. 1564A Orange Wildwood Dr. 1 blk off lot. Nonhend. E Z care qpen 14 Saturdaf . 31732 qwel 'street Jhgh pay l l T 957·2666 .,._..,._,.shed Ave. Beach/AllantlS S4SO per ~~~~ ~ ~ :e~ r l~ua bn~ ! l hurv1cw 1Up 4lh S\) menls S37·9751 L1" do .Isle Mobile Home furmshed or CoVlngton 4-plexes Huot· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. bdrm. dbl gar. ram rm. a.>. 213-59J ·5130 afl6. - "115.000 Rumar Rculty, Or l'an 'a e w + 3 LalaeFonst 1055 un(urn1s ht;d . Ac ross lngton Beach. 3 bldgs ..... ,.._.. 310 lg fnc1l yd. Avs1I now. Delwcehoml' 2500sq ft 4 ~ bedrooms. 2 baths <n_ol •••••.•••••••••••••••••• =~P~.b~o buses side by side. $199.SOO ea. ••••••••··~··•••••••••• $450. Call 646·6479 Br. sew1og' rm. 3 · & . ---way up on h1 lll fo r LAKEPOl\EST · · ByOwner.1·m ·3243 Bayfr'ooLPierfloaC.2BR. patio. dbl garage. Nr Hy Owner 3 bdrm 2 ba $ 69 500 J l d t d Wood I d I By Owner 24x63 Mobile 2 ba. 123 £. Bayfront. 4 ~R. 2 Ba, frplc. fam·rm. bench. $6SO ~-86SlJ hOuSe on 'Clra Ir~ lot l . . us ecora e .· A lovely g en mo e Coach. In excellent pa rk BY. owner ocean view f79S. Herb. 213/478-3577 o1ce area . $500. mo . ---------~1th c anyon & 1>mall DOLPHlt41t.E. 3 bdrm smglc story:Pvt D t -""--'i in Hemet a rea w /rrolf lripte'X S. C. szas.000. 4· "'~•-LA •126 s.59-~7alt.3ot540·~10Condo. Hunt. Creek, end tK't•o:Jn '1e""'. Exten!il\t.>1~~~~~~~~~~l-!S!l6~.ooo~.~64~0.Sl l2 Agent. UHITED IROKEtlS course. swimming pool. .,.exes . . l ~.o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ays WI.It w/patJo. frplc. A/C. 4'4-1581 corner lot. o rrered al eNM ~· ftCJ ., .J • s c s 9., oo -r-~ d u.">t' or Lile. '4'ood & glu-Js 1 • shuffleboard . elc. New 4 each. 4-plexes . D 'P . . 2 car garage w/OJ)enef', 2 Opt·n house Snt· Sun Hiort Vi•jo I 01>7 - -ton AC plus furn ar e. $23S.OOO each. M1n1mum O>iy 2 bdrm. house oic~ly ry 3 br. 1 ba. w/fam rm, Br 2 Ba. ·Avail 1mmed. II I S 165. 000 c; a 11 N h 4 U~ITS llr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 bdrm 2 ba. Condo close 2BR. 2Ba. dressmt rm. SS0.000 cash r equired rum. Adults. No Pets. incld rock frpl, bltn BBQ $425 Open Sat/Sun l ·l ~!J4.!lf.44 orl en : w a . t o ACRlf'lCE: Madnd del lo p I. s chools . Up family rm . s cr eened each Pnn. only. F1nanc· 'w 3 I k to Mar 1 n a 5 10 bccky~ 804$ " 0 0v,em or 7712 Ellis. 673·3115 or ~ach. sho~. &: bu:.· l(ood Lago Highly upi::raded, 5 ~rade . S 135.000 2239 porch. Close to s hopping Ing by seller 496·S27S 2l3·~252A t · · 4 ~ m 0 847-M68 annual gros11 .. in high d e· br 3 ba near Lake NV Vis t a l gar Ope n areas . $25.000. Call (71<0 M__..leoch 3169 556-8402. p ho b mand itrea. 7,oned ft..3.l -tl • k' .,142 000' • Sat/Sun I· Ownt Brk. "'"' 7"'u CHe~t • . • IF ... -r--, • rest1-me new 4 r Xlnl potential. s21:;.ooo. mus se as inP. • . . 673 2199 """. 4"" ..... ' •••··~··••••••••••••••• New 2 br. 2 s tory apt. + radr rm wi frplc. 2' ~ OCEAM VIEW... 644·02281 645·4464 . 4.2x10 trailer incorporated w ~ ~~~;~~f ~~ 1-: Magnificent beach front C dr age a v a 1 I. Con v • ha. Su,er neighborhood . .. from the expan!five·QulET JBR. FfR, 2 bn S-C...,.ftt• -I 6 33x1-0 enclosed 1<l.,ss & Services include: West Newport home. S location. S425. mo New wash/d9erLreCng. deck of this 3 bdrm. hse.Only S8l ,900.Tcrms ••••••••••••••••••••• pa nelled cab.ana New Bdrm. 2 !>atbs +dorm 645·7221 S6T~ mo . 962 ·447 1 . OCEANFRONT home. could be yours ~o too La hr Rily Irie. lack out drapes through •Personal Financial loft. $1100/mo.to June ~ 968-<778tpve en)o:;. The ulllmale 10 586-44168 AllAREFIMD ! o . Carpe ting. air . Consulhn" Yrlylsepossible 956'-S871 privacy & seclusion, with · c h 8 rm in g 2 b drm for d air heat. stove. .. Hui~°" EMERALD IAY tasteful appoinlme~ts &Mewportleach 10'9 Sp anis h home near refri . II bath. 5xl0 •Loan Packaging OHIEACK 21 H...taOur 1242. ~...,,,. 1 h l w l r · xlnt craflsmanAf11p. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. Mint condition. s torage s h l' d . ·Investment Analys is Decorator furnished 2 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .... Hacu ar w I e a e Blks lo beach $299 500 unvE IN NOW" \ge sundeck. hardwood la nds('aped $15.500. •Estale Ewlding story 4 Bdrm home with ~ 2 BR. 2 ba condo. S350 t;:~~. f~f~p~~~ 41~u~~ . CHARM!! · mu ·• floors. breakfast nook Treasure Island trailer P~/.~ view. tn best location. W..tclff Realty Mo. Many amenities: nr. -Dduxc co-op opt. 2br. 2ba . h ug<' d el·k . ..t'lcvators, htd pool, 2 -pk~. spci.. Sundy bch. adults $1115.000. llARCUM & HOHN R •:. !fJfl !'ll'_.!lnc•yre 494.i.r,r,1 fl I.ow interest rate on Cozy little 2 bdrm. ~~ch l! you auume 9' •',} loan $107,500 park. call for a ppl art 6. S950/rm winter lse. beach. 846-8013 6 To9 PM exisun g loan IS el'pecial coll~c m xlnt.cood1llon. Hart»orVlew Hw 714-499-38061213·767·3969 DUPlUES w ... ,., •• .._s 28r. lBa. newly decorol· --------- b anractiv<' dunni: thi'> Spacious decks & bwll·IO • 5 Br Somerset ,, ..... _ 1200 $19.500_2 BR & 1 BR. 6 31• t 4 00 ed. dbl garage, '335 mo 4 bdrm.Waterfront Home. ughl money ma rlr.cl trot rob All ttrrs-wrttnn ·n~Prof. Decoi--Costa Mesa. 548-6680 Will accommodate 42' Su bmit all o rr~n. walk1n li? d1 c;tance to • Court.csy to Bkrs ant.hJs fantastic 4 Bdrm. $l9'1.500 BR&2 BR. s-ca.-..te 3176 ,. QUlCKIN boat. S1 20U pe r mo ssis.ooo bcJch SlG9.SOO • 78!:: 0wn 1457 er ~~ 77~3 2•12 ba, 2500 sq rt beau· I 0 ACRES Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• New townhse type uruL'>. _846-__ l_80'7 ______ _ .Eldorado l1tve1tmtftt1 • <W' • "'" '" ty-tn presllg1ous area. 2 Owner ill. say's "Make Owner/ Agent 673·7737 Beautifully furn. 2 Br 2 Ba Eastside. 2 br. I \'J. ba. 2br. Twnhs. pooJ. pal10. 497-3818 494.793 ~·~r fl.replaces, fam1ly room Offer", 2 Fixer upper !i condo. mo. to~· rent.al. rncd yds, u51grade d g arage. la undry rm. :'~K..-i.4-,. NE'VftOltT·2 IR & d1n1ng rm. huge ~s. many buildings, Tn·Plex. an Clemente. adult community. Spec· crpts. drps. bltns. Best s t o rage area . S35U $173.000 Duplex. contract , .. '•· $13,500! master swte w1lh O('ean huge oa k trees. City ~Gr o~er(2~1~r~tla~1~ tMacular Rlocea~9:'~~s. value around. From$395 962-5834 ,. or :.ale. 3 yrs 9'1( 15'1 11o'>N c,."1 tt .. ,., .... 1 Can you believe it" H's view. Lu.'lh pauo. Pnced wa te r . can be s plit. garages.' 4 yrs oid. Xlnt arvem us ... .,._.,.. m o . Drive b y 2548 do wn . 1 5'<. 2 nd :.:•1•,·:~:.~·;:;~C·1 •1Zb~• true!f'abulous Newport. to s ell $1 34 .900-T erms . l /617·S69l o r cond. 2 13 .966 .31 20 , Orange Ave. then call 3244 lwautiful. Call Marcel. unm em" ..,Kl_.,., highly upl(raded·very lmrnedJate possession l/522·2080 7.pm·lOam. Ho.es UwlwtMthect 642-0'282. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I.I_!. 9S7 2666_ '>nutnt.ouu"" c .. 97b1' tas tefully decorated FARGO ••••••••••••••••••••••• LGE 2 b ho I Br. 2 ba. fllm rm. fncd 1'414'"' 4""' townhome' Seller is ex· AAIEACH REALTOR Deluxe home + 3 2Br un· Ga•r" 3202 · r me. cpts. stv. yd. $450 mo. 644·1~0 . Sparkling · 1----------i t remely motivated 1nd 307No.EJCaminoReel lOAcres PALM SPRINGS 1\s,nrbeachlotrade for ••••••••••••••••••••••• refng, rncd yd. gar. 830-5050 ext40 Ji. how you ·u feel when 2 U....._.ed h 90<'.f FTNANClNG av .ula SAN CLEMENTE $25,000. Ari:r.ona income proper· · adlts. $27S/ mo. 6«·9806. !I i)UU view tlw blut: Pttcif1<· ,_.., omes ble. A must lO see now' 492·2 I 00 673·2289 ly. ()wner. SJ&.8659 LUSK RIHT ALS 2 BR. sinttle gar • rear Irv: e Groves 2 br. den. 2 & 'ght I "htu f m th . on one big lot: walk lo Call7 .. 2 l700to prev1"w ' .. _.... d l hlld OK ba, frplc. pool .. lenn1s. ni i,. " ro 1~ town & twaches from this " · " · \0 ACRES wilh Oalr. trees. PROIATE SALE 3 BR in Ea3tbluff. $950 3 ,.., .. ,,,e. yar · c · $495 640.0997 we ll dt>signed cedar & woodsy 1tr£>a near the iw1,,1 ... 1·"'lt••1•1•1t•"1' just oH DeLui Rd. a t BR Harbor View Hilb;, nopets.A\l.llllOec l,19lh --------->!lttt'S home f'rpl. Dbl. hi~h school: a 2 bdrm. [. I OCEAHFRONTLOT Rancho California. Best Costa M l'S9 Triplex $900. 4 BR Costa Mesa. St & P~mon• Ave. SJS? RANCHOSANJOAQUIN, !!Jragl' Sli\\l ,OOO w1th o bay wmdow +a ~,lYf ilfj\1. Buildyour drcamhouse buy inarea at $60.000. $l30.000. $700. 2 BR+ d<'n mo . Ca ll art 6pm . 2 brdenUpgrds View U OIOUP l bdrm .. both. Oougan. ~ijlji!;FI with rabulous while 25'l down. Call 8111 ~t?!~~i~'to~uco~J.P~~ JasO?lne Creek, $850. 2131797-1996or79?·l818. S500Ca.ll6'4·5S98.eves ._ Romantic villa covered & coi y. _ --·-··---waler view or Be ach, Queen . with Ran<'h o rentatarea. Seav1ew 2 BR + den, 1 Bdrm House and 'pnvate 2 bdrm col A n x 1 o u s ! H a v e -Is lands a nd Ha rbo r. Co11sultants Real £'>late. MA RY JANK SllOOm. For lease. z.39 E. 22nd. St Un.iv Park 2br 2ba horn<· t~1~clng Catahn:uun; purchased.. in L.A. Sub· County• s Br. 3 ba, 2 l'«>lbln& .h.ke.. . oo th..~ 714.-6'16·:i736or 676·S368 -REAL TOR Costa Mesa Lease. Many x\ras pool, so\t : beams. French mit.Sl79.SOO. Jrpks,!!cargarage. e m arket ' Pric ed for tenniS.Owner.955·2339 doors , iilaan ed glass, Cresc .... tay .Jtoch fncd yard. Owner out of QuickSaltat$169.000. YOUl OWM 63l·lON BR~l , kids OK, pets Woodbridge Condo· New 3 walk to beach. $179,000 White water view: very country. Mu11t sell or lse PadfkSbore Realty PRIYAn LAKE IMVESTOI WAMTID cooa1 ed. $400 p/mo. bdrm. 1.,., ba. bllln s. li-02\0P large 2 bdrm. home. w/opt lo buy, Goo~ 492·S300or492·4676 OI\ 17 acres that can be SellerwUIUnance Oriv 2188CCanyon. carpets. drapes. Incl ramily rm. with frplc .. terms. $13.1.000. S49·797\ "pUt. Pn'vate se"luded 'lbenca Bruce 645-2509 . •· u ..... S-.,._ " .. Break even. 13% d6wn • paUO •cir port. -per lge. P.ri vate patio : hdwd. SACRIFICE area. has near new 3 M ll bl 2 BR 2 b t l 644-3804 · Or.;. Must sell by Dec. 1. Beaut 48 R pool spa ll(e C1pl1tr.-o I 071 bdrtrt 2 ba home huae anagement av• a e • a. e1' reme 'I BR. yard. an .. bllns. s1_mo_. ______ _...,._ 1111 ad & 63 -kt ) 111 -i( l t. ,,() I $239,500 yard. Xlnt area.'$142:500. ~:,:7:··~:· .. ,·::•Co•••• oak • ..:........ • -.. Agent, Gary O. Bosler clean. S325 mo. Ask for min to bch. Pet & child Condo. Rancho San Joa ~nt. . -irz.-..r..--... n.-.. ~~ ~or~ Kelth.Bkr.962-4471 OK. S340 mo. 640-5.511 of· quin, 2 BR. 2 ba, com . _,.. 1u. ~-4301 eves It ~mun=•~¥~~-~~~&~:;=;~i~~S~ l•---!~;====~~~iiiiiiii~;:~F~or;s~a~l~e~~ ~b Y •n~r . ara. etc; VA-OK: Pntte. l tf71·mTOUT.m.4C-SIVlk •-DIS .... . ~ ~ ~ charming 3 RR. 2 ba. nr only S56.900. 492.4337 or _,..~ "" · Col -' l 3BR Sept l MZ-6724 ach...5109Jl00~·8SS6 92:.986 Three 3 bdrm.~. one 2 •.• uarrruott 0•«8 EaslSlde 2 BR. 1 ba. lllr· · · ~~~-=:::::::~=--------+---llMmMie....-~*~•'Ril"'.~r£1,-;t ~· ~~ .. " -~--BY OWNER. Ntwpor\ ALOTTOLOYI. FAWaOOtc . unit wit Crpk. 2o•lo lutchen. radar ran11e. St.WSmo.&45·0733 IAlmi__,.._,..PU,,.._.m-l~~~ w... .... ....... ol t t ,. .,,..-......-~ '* compactor L&c cloaet.s.1~=,;::=:;;:;;;;:;;;:i ba End · .,., • ""' 10meoo. ~ ~ Sq, ft. eacb. Offered a\ brui:fa•l rm~ -pnlos 1r.esa e r. PoM:"fi~~=~=~~!!=-:----:~~~ Plan4. Pri':!; :::'ed'~o ~m '::1tt~·~1 :~~~: !T::.c~r~7:n~~~;'e~ $UO.ooo.each mo.m.m9 iJ•ra1e. No pets orl: lTRTLEROCK n e• $lo38 000~548-1298 nls cou.rt. Countr.Y set· p res'l'tgi o u·s .. r ~ •. 140.J666 BAYrRONT;-Brllid ltt.W' ..dlildl'.e.n u.nder .school t.wnhm w/vle 2-br. L ting, cl011e to new ~art: ~.(IOllf." &.JI 0on ~a.. a~. pso. Ope n House ba,2C1tt1•r~reccts:,li4!. ARCH llACH. HltGH'TS $6500 DOWN ALJAJ'ATE REALTORS w/comerview. Lrg lalllt Sal/Sun issii\ lowa, Cat: SA57fh).Ul-00511. - Formal living with Ca ti\181 tou~h in l/661·3101 sr•CIOUS skyliles. brick pat .• $900 5't9-l113eves/wknds. i._------- n .i ~ new twnhms, Np\ 1 ls 1 t d '"' this 3 nurm. 2 bath home nestled in Hts fcC.Mr S Br.:! ba , is· LOWIST PllCBI Dtan>11Uc new contern· mo . se. t. as +· e· Qu.aint, apotleas a br ctoll Jhe trees , with lar~e private deck. sumct bal of $UO.OOO. t)pJraded slngle story, 4 f:'~°" 2·:,;_t :00.m poeil. 673-l.206eves. house. Older adults. ref'* $179.590. $t1G01ma. Yscant; ~~ram.rm. This $239oo0ea, n "· llA'CH,.IH u .. H · -Ja8& de.poalt.. -------------ll+~r!ll ~h~t.;-.!,;ln~.~O~w;!!n:;i:.,_r will ia a clean. !lbatP'.Unlt , In coior Brochllf'U av11l. SI 11.000. .. ...................... Gardener. ·water lncld. carry 11 • mon ln cond. great p A y N •: ai Ass o C . San Clemente TrMUell, t>lx 3 Bt' 2V. Ba dpht. 61 ------------credit needed. 645-6354-packa1t tor the lint RLTRS priced to aell. Well le>eal· Marl 1otd · $550 mo· 2 Br. ga.ra1t. new c,,pt. tt.o W~I D..a.IX llmtbuyer.CaUlOday! lSOt So .b Ml ssion . ed2-2·1. M4·2405.Nopets. pets. 22CXI c Placenu•. SltS Redwood w/lake Grell\ '4>tatloft• ~ block ALLSTATE RF:ALTORS . Fill rook BERTHA HENRY Open Sat. $32$. ~1-. ylew fn>D' maater BR. 3 to ocean. 3 Bdrm. & 2 BR 66l·lll01 1714 )728·1174 REALTORS JASMIMICltlllC .BR.a. dining rm. • we\ on\\s. double braae . ••".900 t>()UHJ , larfi .. ') 2D OeJ Ma.r 492·4\21 ...... uut"''" landaca....,. 2 Ea1\lkk be1\l\. new l&e 3 bar. Ma.It. for lmmed ' .. _, .......... 0 .., ""' "'V GetOREEN ca.sh lr • U'll' w.., '"'~ br. 2 ba duplu. Frplc. occupa.ncy. $6$0/ Mo. w.-..:v -1 .OOO 1ty. 2 BR coedO on ake rorWHITEe~antM br. 2 ba, dtn. dinlnll rm. d1n rm. encl. aiar. Adw~ .Nauhe Benhtnin .-wPOIT llACH S68.000 Alt ~24·t288 Wltb • Claasified Ad f'nd wha\ )'OU want I ~ean view. s77s. mo orily. no petS. MOO. Che> 1SN14 (0·3U aEALTY 671·1642 (714> Call 642-5678 0,!Jly Pilot Cl11Ssiried11. 644-116&. Call• lea"e aws 761·9'0~ 11: Macna~ -Irvine • col.owat.. ,.,.. co. 496 .. 7222 831-0836 ----, ... -.-. • ... ' ·-- " DAILY PILOT .._..ata ...... d AfalM"'1 .......... ,......_ _,_ • .-.;-•••••••••• ,. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... ................ # H .,.. • • ~ H ·u~--... 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Mtt 4»68 '2110 Newport M4·6Ulll · & home· .e. r wit 67~~ PaJm SprinJ!l Condo on Adul\I, 'o pet•. pool, un1111n1r ar••H ntvd,CM -. 2 BR, l ba, duplex, prvt pvt: gated entrance + 2 . -Mission Halls Co\,\D\.n' tf'flnl • etc $32~ mo ~Rf"U U. -Br \IJll(itatra. lrplc. aorm. ~uo 1 car &•r nr schb pauoa. Some Wlth au. Club :1431> ,.., Avait!>tt <& f'TS.9229 275 1 b,., JHtUo. ulfl fit andk. 1ur, 8 bllla lo U2S rm. 213/5fi·3147 ' tarage: Swim.ming pool. a.-.Jr He.t L h l or Lh~ new home on the walt>r Adwta. nn ptb ~ R cwun 1425 752·78tt. Jacuu1 Tennis courts. l 3 Br, ibatb, fireplace BIG BEAR CABJ~a"''1· Turtlerodt H11hlaod1 townhonw. brand new, SlOS.0002 Br+ chn. 2 Ba, puoramlc 'u of t11U1. car 1ar wtopeoer, man)' up~. pOO!, S.SU mo 9M-3t• ln 'lbe Willon' 3 br, t ba. frplc, dahwhr, pnt.tQ, rn,•d yd Car Kuh Iii pet.a ok $43~ Atit , n n fc-c• 1166·ZM6, 973 'WI I for lease only Lne and entertain lo OranM• 840'1 615-tltsevHGeorae 2br, tam rm. trplc. & blk to Kunhngton shop. st.e;tobucb.SOOO/rno 2 B.R. frplc. sips s, h:nccd b»ck vd. 1370. pJ"d center mall. Adults • rf --A._.__ or weekend 640·5~5 •"c elegan; io .YO!tr flt'W l''"tom ~om .. at;trtnuJul!M •ut.U,U31 er. walk'°" bnr h , 114MW211. ' N~peis...-F~oar JU$.errw~-& ---· -!1.-wtth d~t~n r l(llenon. Convenience t.: let.h St Spacci '2, C. carpet/drapes, Stove & ~wind Village, l5SS5 '11·1400 1-t"Va __ . _____ _ led l I d 3 • h M 642 9L9S. mn ... t aduJt. oo pets. 2 8 r • 1 Ya b a d l x Huntington ViUage Lane, ..... to~ 43()0 ds oraen o me u e rnr S? rog , w.t Utllpd• .~yrly1S7:S.7552 townboule. gar. med yd. H.B. c7u>S88·M1. . -••••••••••••··-·'• .. ••• automatic opene r s. ktl<'h 01 with Center or town. Sa.45. 2 Bdrm .wtth patio, xlnt • c.t,clowa *l'' 511· macro wave ranSHH~. st.'lf ~l~anrn~ l742 BA<>~R avail Dec l. ~eve. Br. children welcome locatao~ Newport U '--bp t nven~. trash <'o'mpactors. and BB •••• ,~ .. •0 ••••0 •••••• Quiet aduJt. $210 incl uUI. no pets. Starting at $270 Reighta'4:i·9324 : 646·861>3 5· h •.....,bo ••Mt .. 1n 01r tw•lnr, llunt. Harbour, 673:3415 9£LUXE2BR.vlew.ne1w mo.846-tl90'7. t•YVlinM h.~~ca""'mf'O~~~~~~ ~ •· roottc lO~. wet bnr .. an all models : ·~from a,..arh. sus. _ _ carpets. bltns. pat o. a 15,,... ~t·u.l)J"E.SUHUM1 1U1 ii.:. ( irt• pt .a C'C'S 1 n I I\' In R room H & AvaH Ott l 2131~·3171 2 Br. upper unit, w/sunny quiet. i.duJu. no pets. Near 5 ~oants. Com· EASTBLUFF. Stunning Uk ._.t"C ~~.Ii" ,m b ~drooml\, indoor laundry areas. .. -h---41 balcony. uoo pr mo. S32S. 2201 Pacific, CM . ~dore CIJ'. Apts . 2 br. 2 br, 2 ba. trplc L.ic °'' ~h..>1.1~·~ Jbl f d h L..... ec ~, G40-S460 v~s 645-7647 Kld<s welcome. See mgr patio Pool M aturu · .J RIMT~LS 21Jtt, • ,, ba J?UeSl :ilUll'. am1ly rOQm un muc •••••• ... ••••••••••••••• e · at 7671 Commodore.Cir adults No ~els $540. 832-4l34Since urn . $425 mon• Dock a\01l.1hlc lo a ll tenant~ L.AOVNA ot:ACll MTR 1...rg delwr 2 BR. 2 ba. new 2br. fresh paint. clean. Apt3. $296. 60-0349. 2 BR, 2'' ~ Ml$ Shown b) appe>anlmt•nl (.'all Linda INN 175/wk ai up Mi.id crpts, drps, p1ti0; fptc huge fenced yd. Open $440 NO DEPOSIT ESTCLlFF' 1 Br. adutu.. ROOMMATES 1 1 ~ lwun...LlJ.1 > &l.1-~df l~eck.d.a.ysl. ~rv , <."Olur TV~ heated _Bltna dllhwsr •. Util paid .s....a....u. .S...~ _n l 7 7 ,! N6 ~ -N~ · no .....11.r-, ~mo. ··vatl -L'r-= •c"M·L--~ _ '!'--• -unr.-tnO'f!M A lll no pel:s;-l$\O • Wes t m 1 n s l eY C M . · .,..... _,.. " ~---. ·~vTT ~ _____ ..2.Jlll.2 b.M I . 3 BR. 2 ba 3 BR. 2.,_. bit 38R.2b.t 3 BR, 2ba 48R.2'-'t b11 48R.2"ba ~ ~ N l:out Hwy s.o-9.:W. 646 1r714. 548-4l0'1 or 2 br, ~en, 2 ba, bltn.s Hi m>S. 673·6640 Enjoy more. Pay 1~ • &ncl. reCng. All Ages & Lirestyl~ UJS t Ur .+ Bach, blk lo Roomy 2 Br. cpt.s, bltns. New East side upper GeminiRlty 839-66230CEANF'RONT. v iew WeCbeckRelerenc~ ~ I twacb/downtown $375 & nopets$4251ncldaaas& duplex. 2 br, 2 ba, . fromallrooms.2BR.n2 C al 546-4212 •n f~ F~C"C pool home 38r 3b11 County, 5 Br. 3 ba. 2 1275 781J.94Sl,4i4 8611 water.875-6137 ~arpeta. drapes. bit ins. NEWb2 Br 2.Ba. close Lo ba. new c rpt, pool, ut SI-.. fam rm . .,.P. beanu ~11 trptci. 2 car 1»rai;te. lat-.. rt--.. --1-;;--69 dishwasher. watther. beac ,S360permo. saunlA, security bldg, Female roommate w~nl- ln l*lO mo s.&8 3'*> rnt'd yard 1575 mo May ~,..,Or.._, '' dryer & c~rt. Close to 964-2937 $695. Tom. 536·3483, ed. al{e open. to share 2 I .-w/opt LU bu.)' $49 7'71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A•...a. Mow! everyt.bing $37S +clean-63&-6300 BR apartment. Cos l o & ... -lo 3 UR .. b o_ .. _ t t d . So 2 BR. l ba. nrly new. lg ----- -63 ......... ,'*er u • -, a ON T iit-: WATER 1 br 2 ""'"oom apar men . 1'?& epo111t. rry. no patio. encl gar.: 1 ~ ma WESTCLIFF 2Br. 1,,'l ija Mesa. Immediate -oc-· blw ... b.lk to bc'h 'rl> drn. rxc.-f .art' it l.ido No pets or children. Call kids no pets. 646·6429. to beach. $350. 642.8973 lOwnhoost! Adult:. only, cupancy 54()...4844 • l,:?5 ~. Sl Ol*n S~t r l'n1n tabana Slone Unda67S.23ll Avwll2·J. oo .-.. $395 mo 1728 E"ec M/F . Npt Bch. S un .t;H H 7S. wl3 I I t" •d It •"75 1 •1--ToOc-I"'~ ,. • 798 ~ rp (', 1)¥ 1" " u .., Partly fum J br. carport, _.. :---Bedford Ln. 548~ pnme toe Catallna/ocn ----rno leaac.> 613-71!00 Clean. neat 2Br. lB!l. close to OCC. sh.ops & Beadl'..D.QYi 2 br, 2 ba, 2 vu Tennu.., pool ;ac lli BLUFFS3bdrm LIDO lSLt;, 3 BR. 2 ba stove/refrag. gar. no bus. $22$. mo. 673-4622 carg.arS360. Frplc. view W'ESTHEWPORT condo. S350. -548-7Sl3 0; )' On grttnbelt. $700 ~ 00 Via Genoa Im pets. quiet neighborhood. Agt. Ask for Carolyn. No kids or pets. 208 19th 3 Bdrms .. 1 ba .. uofurn. ~5357 Mr. Smith. 11 ttS23C.utNSJ)a·IRVtNt Agent&M·ll33 m1.1c S900Permonth IAlhtfNM $27S SJSOmo.6'13-8062dys. Garden apt, lg l Br. elec. ~Lbetwn 5·7pm. UGS. Yearly Roommate wanted F/'M • WISTCLlffAAlA LawsonRlty6?S-4S62 2530S.O.t.wAn kitchen. dis hwasher. , IAYVIEW toshare2BR,3baluxur,y L.et-ehocll .l2~! 3 br, 2 ba, vacanL Lease Brand new. neve r oc GREAT RECREi\TION 1 Bedroom Apts walk·ln closet. almost IEACHWOOO AnS. 2 BR. 2 ba. (rpl. garage. Dana Pt. Condo. Maturf'. ••••••••••••••••• •• $700 Gardener inc cupied 3 Bit. 2,,. ba, Swimming . -..i una!'t. :! 1 block from ocean new, aduJts·oo pets. $275 2 Br 2 Ba S315 mo Yearly,$550, unturn. responsible. ref. req. $235 l BR. 2 ba .. g~at ocnn & 673-8.182. Condo $525/ mo . Ca II hl'alth r lubs. b1lh.ircb Spacious. 2nd level mo. ~17. 631·5454 372 Adul~ 962·1e0o . IALIOA-HEWPORT + 1,A;i ut1I. 496-21661 sunaetv1etvs ! Near Cres · --John Marshall t>31-1266 n1i:ht ll ghll'U ll•1111 1' BllllS+reCrtiterator W.BayST.CM . · llALTY 675-8170 -,---------cent Beach. North BR 2ba Condo .. View of RF;/MAX l'OUrt!'t Pro & prn !-th01>. Carport&laundry facal Brand new 3 Br apt HB. Fem roommate, 2lyrs or 3 Laguna. French Counlry Back Bay. $495/mo. C;all 3276 ~nlr dm mi: rani:c. party S325 &S375. 673-6552 3 BR. 2 ba + frplc. Qwel $425 w/fence~ bckyrd, bdrm. 1 ba. Upper, ciJ old6l'. N.ice. N pt, Sch architecture, stove & Renata.556-710'1 S-Chtmnte room stree t. nr So. Coast Days848·26SSor536-4873 &sunny lblk.tobeach. home. Pet Ok . $130 • refrig. Like new ; will _.. ••••••••••••··~··•••••• fo'llN J\("l'l'Vl1'1ES Beaut.immac.ltghta1ry l Pla.i~. $4 25 . Adlts . Stove/refr1g. Raragi>. 645-9574 .• consider lease/opliOI\ UKE HEW HuME Ocean Hills Condo, 3br. Flilltimt• chn•rlor frt't' Br apt, just tota lly re 644-6421. l Br. ~ltns. Pool. Adults. S400 per mo. yearly. day • 0 Avail now. $750 Mo All upgradl'd. v1~w city 2"'1ba. frplc, pool, gt! cse. done. very lgc Ii"'. rm . no children or pets. $225. 759-aM-Oeves 759·9458 t'emale 31, boy Ill want:. 1. '94·'7SS1 lights 4BRS & F/R. Lg & ocean view No pets Sun<J.iy hrurwh. BH(J " w/hagh beam ceilings. Eastsadc l Br. s mall but ~-2675 respansible ind1v1dual. ---------tyrd. S.100/mo. 752--0617 842-393S/661-6997 trip~. purl•l·~. "P111 1 rrpk. l blk toocn SSSO 007,ywoodbeum clogs& OCEANVIEW.yrly28Rl non·:.mo ker. to s har1• -•bdrm. 2 ba 2 blks beach. A..,. 1oumam>?ol" & morl"'. mo. Gar/grdnr. 675·8138 cabinets. $250. 731·6001 Aclllllt, Cflll.t Ba. duplex. $450 mo· rent CdM . Avail no~-~ ss.50 mo. 1257 Catalin11 Sl. •• FAMILY HOME 4 bdrm 111-:AUTI FUL i\VfS Mon·Fn 9·tpm 2 Br 1'12 Ba, blt·ms. new 644-6780or642·3639 848-4343. 497·29220eve:. wknds. Lu.xunous 3 BR. 21., ba 2112 ba. GQI! course view. ~ni?ll'!'>. 1&2 bl'droum:. 1 br waterfront apl. $350. carpets/drapes. encl ----- UPPER EMERALD BAY Condo.on water. Floorto beaut. kitchen. Micro· fo'urn & unrurn Modeh mo.Lease. 1 BR, wood beam clgs. & gar., patio Nr beach. LIDOISU 2S yr old educated work 3 bd.rm 2i,i, ba $750 nor celling Palos Verde wave. trash comp. $600 open daily IOtoi Hoom 675-3282 9to5 cabinets. lots of cup· park. shops. $345 mo. Spac. 3 Br. 2 Ba. frpl . 1ng class man need:. 111 · · r stone frplc waJlcover· 498-l238 . f , t'i m'nlt -. board space. stove. $2.50. 960-1.279 -pauo. nr-bch. tennis & :.hare i.unn:.e rain fno<I mo . Lse only· Sbown by mg.s, 'extensive mirrors, m~. mote !'te '1 l' ' • ' Spacious 2 '"In\. 2 ba · • 731-6001 sbop6. SSSO 540-01"7 sumtune &. hre w seriQii~ • appt.Call0wner675-7316 S750mo.558-8S34 lBr. 2 ba w /bal.£. l~ase required Sorry. frplc.Agent 2 Br. 2 ba. garage. Jo'emale. Write PO Box • Sh N cldul~onl}.nopels 675-64!M 675-5930 Redecort'd.f. Br.seclud~ dshwb.r. patJO. No pets, DOVER Vil.LAGE 453:1.Jrv ei.92716 .......... 3250 Back Ba i 1 f 11 Spacious • arp • r -& pvt. ClOse to sbop_g. $325.833-1683. 2brcondoavailD~l. ••••••••••••••••••••••• home 3 ~. ~~'i:~ ,;~ol be~• Fplc •VIEW! $495 O akwood Costa Mesa 3124 reg rent $295. special S4SO mo. 645-9442 SHARE A HOME lew 2 bdrm. 1 ba. air Room for RV &boat. $700 49'l 711S Garden A partments ••••••••••••••••••••••• situauoo$240. Adlts onl)'. DELUXE CONDO 3 Br. 2 2284 cood. frplc. Nr Lake $410 Refs. l.st last lse. 548-5678 Sho ...... llffs. oceun view • ........... ...,CH ... •ns· 752·1.830. ba immed occup. $395. Near Hoag Attr. 2 br 645-7464 or 761· 67J.68.14 • ~ N•--IHcll/Morltl --" a_._ Ron. 847-6010. · twnhse. cflS· drps, l car We'll help you find a re· ~· days. 4br. 2ba, carpets , ~llO"~·~nl'C at 17th • Large 1.2&3 bedroom Newlyde<'Orated 2 Br1Ba gar . Ad ts. no pct:.. ltableroommale! bdrm. 2 ~a. jacuzzi, Charming 4 Bdrm, 3 ba drapes. ~r 8&rage 645-0550 garden apts. Dsbwhr. fenced porch. sgl car New 3 bdrm. 2.lh ba, patio. 548-2895. L h t h frplc. Lrg. lush yard. home. Patio, fam. rm. 2 496-6789 bltns. encl. gar, gas bbq. garage. $350 pr mo. 2 car garage. 2 bdrm. 2 . -a?e 11 ouse 0 ·~rt' $595 mo. 586·9650 days frplcs. no pets. Fam . Steps to beach. 3 Br. 2 Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott Chlld.ren OK. Go by 7SS ba. Bach. uruts. 960-4407 Eastblu!f 2 br. 2~ ba. 2 w ~ ow person. 8»958Seves.wknds. pref. $850/mo. 2032 Ba.den.lndryrm.newly N•~~~tSollth Pl.6'2·5a73 W.20t.h.then call752·1830 847·5820963-5891963-2518 car gar Pool. pvt & 496-0521. M B I P i Pb qwet. $41S. Also apt to Nice home w/pool in In . ...-.Migllel 3252 1ramar, a enn. painted, $475 mo. Evs 10ovrr.1t llith1 MESA VERDE home at· Smlcottageon Flower SPANISH sbare640·5296:540·7~9 female prererred. S:tlu ·•••••••••••··~··•••••• 673-0941 '213-330-1959 Wknds. 1>-1211110 mosphere 2&3 br dlx St.S160prmo. APARTMENTS =---------iLarge 4 br, pau·o. 2 car 714-49'l-4770 apts,nopets.546·1034 541M809 3BR W tm' t ·2BR L100 VIEW 2br, frptc. mo.uttlancl.S52·81.321"ll' ' es . ms er. ll DR Adlts nights or 1-653-8411 a!>k F0tt SALE garage. $850. mo. Balboa S-,,._ 2 8 R . 1. b a. r u I I) ICIDS OIC 8 r 1 be & I BR. HB. call aft ~~· seK75 6359· · ror John Chase EXCHANGE/LEASE Jslsnd (213 > 876-2723 Capis.___ 3 278 runus· ....... 1 blk to O"'ean I r .cottage, lJ> c. an_i lOAM847-4510 _ mo. · I ' '"" 500 lO% ~ ueu " 3 br. l'h ba S325. Pool. cealtngs, pauo, closeCl b Roommate M/F to~hart• Va ue at ~. · eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4:i0/mo. Adlts, no pets ~ (10am-7pm) gar. AduJts only no pets. 3br twnhs. 2 car garg. Channel front Apt. 2 r. 3 BR h' ·' · d M down. Will sell all or .. b b f ii 675.0475 E Id ·6 3 02 · 1 b •~'>< Be b 2ba. splat level. hul(e s e 1 n -part. Completely re--bealti...a... Deluxe 4-i;--2 a, am y Spacious quiet 3 bdr m $2SO. ·S_ !· 42· l frplc, 2il'l a.~· ac auo. 2 c:ar w/myself & daughter_ decorated. elegant 3 br, 3 BR 2~ BA ,+ fllmiJy rm, 3 car garage. $495. townbse' apt w/lge pvt after7pm. . sllpavall.$670840·1062. '"'WlCdys; 99'l·SOOO.Evc;-,. 2~ ba Laguna Niguel rm, adjacent to N.B. ten· mo.493-6435. OCEAHFROKT patio. Poo.1. Adults . p--'-Brutol. Lge l Bdrm Sharp 2br apt. Large ~-.&......•--3880 673-95.33. Condoln ard Uk l nis club. Ideal greenbelt h So k ds ts ..,... ------------mospher!.g ou~~n:i!g location 752·6470 Beaut. new town Ol;lse . 3BR.2ba,wntr.$600 ~~~11 6~~5~9 . Coodo.Complredecorat-enclosed patio. Bcharea •••••-••••••••••••••••Female, 2S-3S to sha~ :1 view. Near shopping, 835--449L . ' fg~=llt~n:dj~pootol S3!.!iS2bTa0 .• wn0ClJ'~ . or . ed. ClubMe, pool, JllC. 9fi0.3689aft6or wknds. Br newly decorated, Br~.HB.S22Smoall .... ~~ ,_. ._.... 2 Br. cpts, drps, yard, no gym. Gas & wtr pd. t•1t1sstO.. adults-no pets. SJOO. util, mcl. Kathy, 963-9965 private golf course. ten· LIDO ISLE & clubhouse. 3 BR. 2"'1 2 BR. 1 ba .• wnl.r$4SO dogs. $310. Adlts. no pets. $285/mo. ....,......,. SSl·332S Ba h 11 h 2 8 2 ti· • niscourt.s&beaches.By 5 Bdrms in this spac ba .• Cam rm. brlufst. 3 BR.2 ba .• wnl.r.$425 9'19-0lJ6 ~Si DOW c Wl s r r. a . owner.770-0811. home . Lge l iving bar,din.rm .. frpl.Smin. 2Br,channel.yrly$550 -styadltcoodo.N.E.SA Park Newport a p t ~~~~~~~~~rm+deo . lmma c . to Dana Pt. Marina PARKUDO Newlarge2bdrm.2ba.1Br,,swve/refrig. lndry. 2sr. 2ba. els to sMlJf· wLsameMQ:SJlTT__,____,, , Bdrm, 2 ba, f'am rm. $1250/mo lse. Married cple. only. $525. 2 Bdrrm 2 baths frpl bltns, pauo. No pets or pooa, wtr pd, adllS, no f r w Y . C o m m FEMALE shr w/same.'2 Atnwn, aJI bltins. Ocean Watarfr•t Hws 548-'3904 adultsooiy. S42S unium. · kids. $365. 3S3 Hamilton. petsS2S5 mo. S49-l240 pool/clbhse. Cpt , drp, Br 2 Ba bright apt. T.,· View. pvt beach. Niguel 631-1400 s.taAIMI 3210 l /528--0820daysorwk.nds 2 BR. beam cellini;ts. frpl 633-27771538·5798 ms, Npt Bch. $175.'Bljli Shores. S8()(). 7S9-H6S ....................... 645-381.8 cleBn. pool avlllL $290. fw ... d 833-9381. Res 548-7035 'ague! Shores rede"'o BAY FRONT NEW large 3 bdrrn_2 ba. + 3 BR. 2 ba • allele<:. new. 31317th Place. 642-2464 or aL..&.-ilitZ:i 3900 Sbare4 Bdrm house.' • ~ Brand new 3 BR on No den Cond dbl ~arage · c · d k g •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ~ garden home 2 bdrm 2 B I . Lr. o. . 0 v p a r I n . 2 Br 1 ba in 4·plex drps EW cnu-rv-.. 1 B ••••••••••••••••••••••• K.B~$1'10. 1nckl. Ulll. · · ay w comer view. g patio. al e. poo s. jac. Ownr / agt. $450 mo. · d··• • ef · v..'""VV r, air. ~a. den, wallt to pvt.bch. loft &skybtes, bnck pat.. near So. Coast Pim . No 642.2164 SS2-4894 cpts, stove. a wts. r s. pool, volleyball. tennis. rnE EXCITING 848-3079 Guarded comm. pool, S900 mo lse, 673-1206 pets.633-9241549-4078 • $285.631·3725 s treilms & lakes . $340 PALM MESA Ans. Nd. feml. rmmatc. 111 ~~·n~l .pe~.8~~!i'i eves. HomesftnlhlMd Balboa Oceanfront. 2 Br. 2 Br, 1 ba, all elec. Brand D-PoW 3126 mo. Dys 213·572·3222: MINUTESTONPT shre.2 bdrm . beaut apt ,,~,..,.,.,0 ~ r P Pt 4 U~L-.... °"llOO $450 month to month. new. 187 E. 18lh St. $400. ••••••••••••••••••••••• evs. wknds. 714·523·5499 BCH SlSOtmo 847.7319 ~· ""ean root, en. · --Agent 631-4900 mo Agt541·S032 d 1 b b Bach 1&2 BR , BR, ram. rm. $1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · Deluxe up ex 3 r 2 a. If course rondo. 2 br. 2 from s2Jo & up. R d . Br 2~ Ba. frplc. pa~os. Lido bayfront, lux. 3 + 3 Br. 2 ba. frpl, steps to 2 Bd.,·3 Bd .• or. new. balcony. gar, frplc. No ba + den. garage. Adults No Pets s~~~,t~a~:I~~~ B!~' ~~~aped, pool/Jae. den,sidetie.$1500 MOllLIHOME ocn. Winter rental. Call C.~.·N .B ., all bltns, pet.s.559-7194. Ran~ho San Joaquin 1561 Mesa Dr. front apt 2 bdrm. 2 bd Agent673-906d IHFOttMATIOH 645-8075, paUo-yd; some w/Crplc, w/fairway view, $575. (5 Blk.s East of Newport $400 per mo. 633·1382 ur °"I GUEL SHOR, ES : 4 BR. Newport Heights_ Rent. option to buy .info. Oceanfront N.B .. w1nler !nrcl~ec: ~ar~ ~n:?u ~m SlOOMOVE IN 833-l&93. Blvd.> 6?>ti~-----....__ ---- Spacious 4 bdrm, 2~ ~a. Lg. pnvate lot. ·Water. rePO's, Joa~ assumption rent.al. 3 BR. 2 ba, huge $ 3 5 0 . $ 4 7 5 . T S L ALLOWANCE 350. 2 Br. Or ang.etree 9am·5pm546·9860 Gorf!eous house fo shart.'. rsam ,rm. be4a9c3h6. 2t9c3nn1s. gardener. appllances IO· et<:. _Easy hnance 0 .A.C. sundeck, rtght on sand on Management.642·1603. 2 Br. 1 ba, pvt patio. encl. Condo. Overlooks r un-2 m a from oec an .. :c 635 mo. · or cl. $565. mo. Century 21 9off1ces. Newport's best beach. ning. stream. Adults. MOllLEHOME 831·145.1 Newport Ce n ter, Mobile Hon. Store Fully·fum'd & ready to 2 Bdr .. l ba .. new installa· ~~~Mu~rL:~:es~ 833-330'1 IHFOIMATIOH ~~·S4~~l~nf.00~~~! ~ Br. 2 ba condo on golf 640-~7. Santa Ana 554·70'10 ~s2 7:;~:: or~~: tdrions , nSew 1c1a~tsets0K& 4gg.9ZJO. L.aglllNaleoda 3841 Rent. option to buy info. (714)842·7252 coorse w/pool. $395 mo. Westlllllll5t.er 848-889.'i • • • apes. ma .,,_ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo~ "97·2U6. 3"~.sdtoevn.e.2$600ba,mocrp1ntsc,l W.Anabe.im 761·1442 962-3145 $325 Mo. 1813 PlacenUa2 Br w/palio. n e wly Deluxeduplex l yrnew.2 rePO·s o~ assumpllOf!. FIM, 3 BR. furnished ... ..,. 956-4500 64Z2464 ed $265 etc. Easy finance 0 A C. C M area SlSOt J gu ~Vi.to 3267 gardener & wtr. 548·0'157 E. An~e1m · 1011 2 BR. l ba. S350 yearly. . ~~l · pr mo. Br .. 2 ba, vie~. frpl, gar. 9offiees · · R , •. ·•••••••••••••••••••••• or 645·0221 e ves. 600 Anaheim 956-Across from El Rancho. 2Bdrm., l ba .. beam cell· Stam glass. ttle entry & Mobia. HOfRt Stor. $260/2 8 · 4.94-0348. uper 3 br. 2 ba. dshwhr, Tustin Ave. Call aft 6; 675-9394. ings, pool avail. $265 Mo. Extra.clean 2 br, 2 ba apt wet bar. Walk to Woods Anahelm 956· 1011 Female wanted to share 2 patio focd yd, gar. iC1ds . . Conda 11111-Balboa. OCEANFRONT 31317th Place. 642-2464. Fncd yd, garage w/laun· Cove. Ad Its no pe ts. Santa Ana SS4·7070 brstuchoapt $125. mo. 1 ~ & pets ok. $44.5. Agt. no 3 bdrm. ~.1e: home ~n F•.tllMd • 3400 2BR. $4SO mo to mo. dry hook·up. Refrig. Ca· SSSO/lse._Call497-41l4. West.nun.sLer 848-8895 utal. 847·8880 days . fee. 964·2566; 973-2971 =r ale ~o~s:so· ....................... Agent. 631-4990 SUPIA HICE ble TV. Walle to schools. Studio apts • .,... blk to W.Anahe1m 761-1442 Winds 1213)289-TOS!r ,poo, a ·SludioApt.Byocean,pool · •Locked~ar.w/lg stor. shops,bus.Chaldok.No be.acb. $2SS. incl. ulll. EAnabe1m 9564SOO , BR. l~ ba bhthestquali· 640-0616 & J'acuz:zi S320 Mo H B Nice 2 BR. 2 ba, nr Pier. •D/W patio, !ndry rm. pets. $350. 496-4922. Permanent Stv & refng. · Rental Lo share w/2 guys t,y home. Buift1ns, super · · · · rumor not $425 •SpeciaJ cabinet space 494 r197 493 7137 I gal, fem pref. NB. Bch yard. $450/mo. Call HEWPOITSHORES 898-2'l4Days. 87s.s4&4 E~es •Gas beat, gas cook10g. l ... l"'90R •och 3140 · or · · low 4000 Own rm furn yrly RenataSSS-770'1 Near beach, community CoHdauuilnJ•• bl k g~dhftswaterat11free. .. ..................... 3 Br. newly crtp·d. S375 .. ;; ....... : .. ~ ........ ~mo . 546 ·560~. .BR2ba. ram rm W/frplc. pool. tennis courl-3 U..fla.tsMd 3425 Nice 2 br apt, 1h oc to * u 2bdopesais ~A--nc1 v·111aae inc util. Dntwn Lag. See oom w/ 1tc enelte 2 yr old house. Ca 11 Bdrm. 2 bath, double ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean. Sundeck. fully ~ $280. ..JG411WI ft at 404. A Oc n Ave SOO~~k &i up. G•~s gar. +carport. $625 mo. WOODBRIDGE furn. Garage prkg. $325. 1 .. New 1&2 bdrm luxury 494-4549. :>411·97~ forllettf 1'3~0 83l·9l03. yrly lease. CROSSING mo. {213)790-.8013 ~~~ tol\~nth M adult apts in 14 plans bed C P . t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•Freepoolservlce.3br,2 Townhouse , 8(1ghton n ' · · from $315. +pools. ten· 1 · rown oan area. •-'----~--1 s I $40 2033 A h hi ba. Crplc, new paint. $485. UDO ISLE model Rent or buy $SSO Sub lse. mo. lo mo. 2 bdrm 642·7605 nis, waterfalls. ponds 1 ldeaJ for 55 &over. Lease •--""* mg e · n., ei 239S1 Lindley,S4J.0663. Newly r1ur~ed 3 + orSl.Zl.500.6*-3903 2 ba. Beau~. loc. ov.er EAUTIFUL 1 hr, lots o1 From San Diego Frwy $2.85mo.&ts-99l 9 t>e.r9AM Lovely~t-Brooks ~l!·c ~~~~e !6i; ~,~ den, or home. T -L. pool, jacuzzi. x:;-as +. bl(ns, pool . walk to drive North on Beach.to or642-~ . •Kitchen t'acal. avail. 6'2·2464 ,,...,_. .. ac~ JZ69 Immedfate occupancy. owill• kSO mo. Adults o-pets. shops, mi. from bch. $275 McFadden then West on 1 BR & 2 BR apl.s, xlnt •--------.....- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ mo. yrly lease. no UwfwwisMd 3525 63l·2497 mo. 931 w. 19th St. McFadden to Seawind •Jacuzzi, heated pool Double garage 20th t& l)CEAN VIEW. Brand ........ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-l•-4-uon.....,, Village. (714)893-5198 ocean view, walk lo bch, •Wklyor dallymaidsrv. ff • .,.._ PO ~ "" .....,..,,."' $48l)$B) 549-ll86 499-31122 •TV &phoneava1lable ~l ive, B. $60· Alt1o new, never occupied, 3 IARRETTREALTY NEW RT BEACH·3Br, u..fwwlthad · • Allow OI SU Wk ;e~g}!;" same area $~ BR, 2~ ba, Condo, 64~5200 2~~. ~:~ cp,. ~~dt ....................... SELL idle items with a r!~1~~~ ~pr.r U~ Ba& Ml.,.t IHch 31'9 2277 Harbor """'.x.uv mo. Call Jobn Marshall rec ac • rps nc ' lalloa t.a.d 3106 Daily Pilot Classified Ad alnt. fplc & gar incl. ••••••••••••••••h••••• Costa Mesa 645-4840 •Single, Harbor-AcJal'ru\. 63 1 ·1266 RE / M tx S5l·3708eves. •••••••••••••--•••••••• ~ll · =.847·3241 ,ARKHEWPOIT ~~~~~~~~~! C.M.storageonly.s..n RE/MAX Executive borne for rent. D•hx" Uwfww 3600 Atrium & glass. Lg 3 Br. B b I 1 2 = SJ3.M74 r--, CalLM8....a38 or <213> ••--•••••••-•••••••• famrm ~mo ods~til CostaMfto 3124C..Mne 3124 ac e ors , or ALIOAIMH =-:: 34 .,::~m + e::;: 678-2134 Bart.on Casey. New 2 Bt' adlllt comm. June. si:J.ss10 \ .............................................. ~!~~houses S 6 5~ u P w e e k I Y Double garage, w es1Sa4e o . R . Lise $800 mo . Back Bay 3 bdrm. fen ced over 45 yrs, fenc. yrd, ...._ ''"h •• 3107 Spectacular spa. total w/kitcbenette. 675-8740. Costa Mesa. $40. mo I d N t yard gardener $550 garage $225 mo S230 recreation program. 6'13-4622askforCarot:Yn ;~.a~,.:~erAva:; ~P~· 536-. 28as days. m -so24 wtsm1 i>et. nso secur at••••••••••••···~······· ·at 7 ts 8 Furn room wt k1tchen 28lh 64~7388 or 642.3524· wlmds clean. dep. Oceanside. Newer 2 BR. 2 ba, yearly, :a ==~l ~hion pr1vs to rent. fema le. l0X20 garage. $40 mo. 7211 · b · 722.-~-19 7PM Adlts, no pets. Eves; 1 ,_..,. J ...._ ___ &S M11s1on V1e10 area Tra.~k Ave , We:.l By appt. Opt. to uy 3br. 2ba. Resp adults ........ u• · 213/257-9792. ,S~·n .t'itAR;;d, an 58&-0589 . 194-2S8S. 891·2144 · poss. Close. to beach. no pets 11-141644-ltoO ~;;~;:;~~~f.lii~~ wlMICOllY. ~FEE. Beaut7new 2 1 3 Br. poo1-:-s111rvme:-NB . ...._ ,.._.. 3706 racll. " gar. Yrly S4SO. I l, 3 ~R a~Jl~~ · MOO pr mo. Lee Adair ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call dys 675-5196 or eves ~ptS,...oO"l'eOiM -Rlti"\-"318 ' 5r"laraU8P\ Oft 1~--------1 yrty. 17~12, Tue thr 8'5-8452eves GrandClnaJ, $mmo 1r· Very clean Bach apt.~ b -illL. 4 Br, F.R.. t o Mb ;-m,-. 67~ h'nlO. llodem 3300 sq ft c.reiit view,"lg yrd, sm. P ' -J707 eveslwtnda. euatm l at ,-, • Bll~ ~ . -.. ••••..-•-••"-•• evty 2 BR. ~ drps. w /pool. Lrt Back Ba7 Be • u-t if u l bome • t View. pi.er, 2br. bltm. Mature t.4it.1. oo lol.MS-1TDeves. seavlew•ocn vu•priv. taoo. Adlta, util pd, Til pet•, encl iar, U75. Blc Canyoa, corner, guard gate. $1300. Call May.• E. Ed1ewat.tr ..... m-m4 ___ . _____ _ Borden 3 br, 3 b a PM171 dye, 551·30~ 0)8'7l·2886. .._..JI.ti Fracb eount.ry ldtcben, eves/wknds. , yrly. Sm studio. l -. .. ••••••••••••••••••• alJ .....uuee. $180&: lllO~ Sp.cloua ( llr 4tden me adaft;-non 1moker, Util Executive Upper-'dup·._ ... _ ....-~· Dee. lit. All 759-1131; In Npt ffnts 2 frplc't pd. 675-3083 evea/wlc.nda., apt. 2Br, den. Ocea~ .& 07~ · b "'• · h h, Harbor views. All bltins : ---------•was er/dryer/dis was · l Br rurn/unfurn 1300 W/O " refrtg Almost Lattt 3 br 2~ ba, frpl, 2 er. New carpeting. Very l'ur\y. OtC slttet prk'fJ. new Mo to mo or lease 2 car pr, tae lncd yd. 2223 =uded garden area. Call6*C38. car ' a•r. M9S/mo. via MQlvenarJ Ln. 631.(11()() mo. Avail. now. 410 .. w.-1722 v er de • C a m I o o or7a.1177 "EJ Modena Ave. 548-eoet ea;r.:ano H-rv Wall ---------· or415/•2383. ~OU, • UDO ISLE prof. deco. 4 N THE BEACH. 2 Br ~ A · 498-1435 · b d r m . a b a . n ear Udo Ille, 388 , 2i,,ba, nr Ba, frp_lc, prtv. patlb on ean View. 2br. 2b~1 Ch.1bboqte Yea.rlJ ttOO .W. JeOO tq fl. 220 Via priv. r'd. SSOO mu wlnwr, 41owmtain duplex. Chlaa ta41174 Ithaca. SlOIO. 17$-CMS. 8l90 mo yrl)'. 87J.54.32 OK. MIO. 11HIH197 • • Ala 1111/T•arlllt •1l11ASerrice C1•ect• ..... .............. Me•KJe••, , .. ~~,........ • ........ !lalfPilt9S..lce ·-·-··············· ............................................................................................ ············· ......... ... ··.············· ............................................. . Clt#t-.\,~ desi.aa. •~t /8llpn1 La11uu Rtmodel, repair, t•n Haul. •lrlploadtr dump AMWA·Y Coamtllcs. Want• RF.AU.Y CLEAN, Prol pain · a. Ext&. 1nl PERRY'S PLUMBING Uruqiw Shopplna service Mctilsa'a. Y(, Coat S.acb area. S4 50 hr ~=ry , old l m lrk. 1red.101. trff wrll, N_ulrilloo. liowsewuu. 110USE7 Call OlnJham Low ra Rela. .Frtt Complel plumbtnc tor bu 'l y people . Aw-y.NB.541-511.l pl"-t QlUOif. Kai nablp Jll .nt In dicm>UUouelc.IW W7 •~ Ca~ • Comm'I Olrl Ft ~t.&4$·$123 S..53M780.s.364383 ~rvices Drain & dewer Cornucopia S4().()488. a»~ lll'M. Uc'd Mr Pelom --64.2·1"4 cl e ._ n 1 n g Fr c u ---------- ....... ........ bo tDGH H• '> ••• . HcM.Mc.lunlna. very re· f\ne Ellter. Painung by e&llmat<!fi. 24 hr erv1ce. n.. ....................... Lti•t ••~r~larl•I ....................... -•de••t liable. Alto w\11 rook. R.S.nor.St.llc .. lJlS.Try 6733181 ...................... . B•.I A»PJta.nceServ m I _ e P Tape 81 ~ 11 JQbl. 2:5 )'r9 ·up. ........................ Beferenca • .S.·3309. me. U&-~24 bra. Cer,.amtc. Ulc. Jnnattod: -~~Alt&etto Tnl\u1"lptrtnr. tr\'11'# __. ...................... P wntilnt. etec. tlc C.ll ROM&Nlrie's Houaecleen· l fic .. ln H()M~AVERS. Plumb· flu 11howers & lub11. mz5M1un,SA KL1~5.Si ttil••4-.ctric Pa CUrf8'1·4* 1u n-•, r ..... ,... Owo • I EXCELLENT PAINT· ing&Heat.101: Frecesl. ~7.'2GJ9dys 557·8280 -.aczz t5l 01 -lJ !A'TIJI kS -'4 .. _ -• "'...,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ING. R.eaaonable rates. $15 hr. Honest & rcllablt v ' -------CUA!l RETA.RIAL _(__ lr&n1.MH40S.~·34• L.M.S.-Rotoll1Un1. Sod Freeeetlmalet;.548..2706 service. Dor A, M/C olt. _ .. _~_. ______ _ .............. SEHVIC •TYPING £1.m'IUCIAN f'r1ctd .. ~ .................... Houaecleanlnc & empty or Seeded Lawns. . m«l6Sor847~ T,...Servlc• ···-···-·-·•••••• ~JJIO _paht frft nthnatc on OCC Stui:tt1nl t Ton tru<'lt hovae• or apla. Own Sprintrlen. Trff Work. Cl.lat.om WaUpapertna ••••••••••••••••••••••• · •Sa~Mo..r C i•tau tM ti '"lal:StOft"'-YjotMI TrQh, lrH trim. Roo lransm.7129 • rlantlng. Cleanup&. AllWor-kOuar.F'rff~l.Dt·amscleatt'dfromS4 SO LandscapeCreauonsl!:x· Ortvewaya•P•lt:ln~ I l.i<'t'OHd en~ 1142 ~703 Contr. Uc. 1364-419. Xlnt 673-41S8. f'rec ~I. All work tcuar pert shaping thi'nna·ng R al 5 I l .... •••••••••••••••••• el 87S.76S3 D l · 638..o953 • • : Ll~ r~ 0·. eC ~o~~: rpentry, New C~bh1f'U. aJCnlCIA.. Wlll haul or r ln. anrt.blns. D~ bouaelu~eplog & r s. • Int. r.atnt Ii wallpaper ra nmast.cr. st.ump removal. 675-2821. AsphalU4'-487l O Id (' • b l n t t Rea C.Omm 'I Ind Ranbl b11/aM111l. comm' ur re· mac'ui!f:wc~::"~l:31~T' J a~Landlcaper. Qua . work .. re.as. pr. Atl'n Oen. Contractors : _l_o:i_·-~------R .. hrbt1lud. Reu 2l)Tux.~rLlc2'7804l 11ld•ntl11I. rut ratea. · · Sorinklers. L<>w prices. f)-eeest.Steve.~7-4.281 Plumberndswork Good V~SerYlce llO ••• 11n 6' 1~. )ffi .!Il l 81.llt the ralM. ~ rah 141 ~ CALL 646-1 126 c.u a.nyUnw IM·ING Housecleaning. t>ependa· Worit cuar. 9 yn exp. WALLPAPERIMG prices on remodels & re• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .4triY•·•l9' repur c:.rn t , -b I e re 11 a b le L1c'd /Bonded. Noburo. pairs. Scrv. avail. for 200 rblt v»cuums from 8 ~..!!? ,..._ ui. oaa. .... .-;!.!............. llEAPEST haullnJ I? tru.stWortby. s.e. Sierra' S:Jl-8162,89'"4!882 Refs offered. Eves. homeowners also. Top 11996. 1 da. service on .• ~ +----. .. ,...;.;-;..,... ____ __,FTW.ttm.-tet f'fo)obt town ~..:::.~CHEAP. ~ ·ll ..wndlc ~-Jlf . 63~!~5~~-~Plumbing 537 3194 any vacuum. All types ... ~ I~ I •INlll. Uc. c-ootnctM t;HC'P.S-Prlces.-Prc>l. 'ffndscape liit, exl. serv1ng area'Toi'"'7 r.. -;ti -v-a~ u u~4t-b-4t-~11 -. __ ,. ·-•••••-•........... '1»\111 lA3'1 I.Ile haulln1·movln1. HOUSEKEEPER & sprinkln. 646-7070 l\fi rn. Prof. qua.I. work . 1C:.Y M Varuum Cleaner Ctr. u -•"'-ol"wro .... will WoodAr Chamt.J.ok (iaraaeYartf cleaoln1 Energellc .. younc lady 8 Reas Oave586-8425 gu• 1571 Newport Bl. CM . ... ..._. .. , .. • will clean Your home for · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-3107 bob,,1t.mvbomr Ctul""t« ~ flll Any K • 8 Wood 1''t'nc1n1. ·Reu ratn M2·0705 ooefet 631·22l9alt5. •4•t11 •c• Custom painting. *I 'm Tir«iof!A!nantproblesm" --------- '31 91 Mle jot. CllLI Allan , pttsftf~repa1r fiaVt'IO«m'thlllJ,YOUwant uuuu•uuuuu•n• small, my prices are Use lbe pros. O'Keefe wa.dowClt•IRg -~---G-r_a_edmollllerw 1'be) ... ,.., 640-4090.644-0858 t0adJ!CJasa1f1edadlido • ..ROBlN'S ftOUSE· Acoustics. foundations. smaU 631·5368.Ron. Prop. Mngrnnt Co.••••••••••••••••••••••• llt!llP your ca&Jd, aft.., c.pet s.r.ke k . I It wcll 642 ~ CLEANJNG SERVICE. partitions drywall re-"'-o Ir "--T . 540-2200 WINDOW CLEANlNG """""IL aves., ....... .., .. _~ ...................... I ...__a...-.a..... for a thoroughly clean ,, .. ,, .. _._ ...... ~-0512 -· ..-~ 1-....1 9!...a.-t.... 640.559' ,....,. •• ~ ••~-v........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ house 540-0857 ,......"""""·'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..s;a......,.. Harbor/Belter v1r1nll)' Sbampuo 6 "'@~111 r lean Clean-ups . H•ullnc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.-y Piano tuning & repair. 2S ••••••••••••••••••••••• dailyorwkl)I nJ.sxrJ ~:.':~o~~=~:~ci:: Laochcap:l.Jrmed COMPLETE ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs exp. Masler 'ddeg. in Sell your~~ orlinco~ bv. dm rm. hall $U Av M'l'VICIJli • Brickwork. Small Jobs. mus ic: This coupon proper Y a s wi llsl Window Cleaning. Comm. & Res. Try w.. Refs. 842·5668 rm.$150, ruurb $10. ch :vERVLOWPRICF.S• PRE-HOLIDAY CLEANING Newport. Costa Mesa & worth$5.661-1433 Newpe>rl R.E Assoc ... .-.................. t.S G~ .Um pel odor OnGa.nitnin&Malnt. . lrvme.67S.3175evH. "-hr/I--'-631~16 1----------0ivorce/~y us c,. ~v•&r. 15 yn expr. Oeorae 5(92015 We o_ffer a c~mplettrr_estdenhal Me•ill .... ..-. .... ~ ......... lo~flteg AC\loo lAaal Typana. Do worll IJ\)'li'11f. Reta. clean.Ing s~rv1ce l~cl udan~ steam ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nealpatcbes&textures ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-SUt, 545•2940 •fl ~-0101 Time to renovate cleaning. patios. driveways~ pool "M ove a.ny t hlng . FIHIST. 193•1439 aEPAJR&REROOF.All 'IPll. Oetbatch. hybrid l9 wns areas. Kltchen walls, stoves, windows, anywhere at anytime... t Y Pe s · s h 1 n g I e s · =-~----=-=-~--ic:.. .. '1Coauwtw now Dla·lt-Landacape. carpets Furniture bandpolisfied <Mbn 7d 540-4844 PAn:HPLASTERING r·ockshakes.compo-tar. Bkllpf, .r;i:olll,axea ........................ 646-'1070al\6, · · · ays. Al l type s . Fre• Freeesl.~1-5930 ~a:<'ioyn ~;9· NB ineol wort of all kinds. Exper gardener. Cleao· This ad worth $25.00 OFF on complete Courtesy Movers. lite esthnates. Call5f0-0825 Roof r epairs: comp. · free est. 10 years exp. ups. Fret etit. Reaaon. home care until Dec. 15th. :i:~!bie"~:ln g . DRYWALL f1NISH s htnglc. shake. f'ast. ••••11pll,5". TopquaUly.556-0757. CMarea.548491 Hang-Tape-Spray Guaranteed . Brian fodivicluallsma bUs Foundaffons. nt-a-inrn1' &c•• al Ser •Ices-OM Cal Does ff Al!! Palltttlltl'•rhMJ 1Ucha"rd-,-548 __ '65_12 ______ _ n 4-91Sf·CP11'7 walls. blocks. patlos. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......A.'--Hor1'zon Roof1nn . L'x· -, ••••••••••••••••••••••• r1........, ~ ~ Public Reeord Repo ~5013. L1c 'd. HANDYMAN: Carpentry, PETERS PAINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• penenced roofers-not Socal area. P() Box lOl Pati Q's, w alks . It electncal. plumblng & Free Estimates 24hr. service Expr'd . Reas Rates. Any pludlbing, waler salesmen 631-4943 S.A. c.. 92'10'l. 5J8..51G driveways. Retatnlog flrs. S&S-3820 Call ror Appt. (714) 642.3359 Free . Esl. Call Gene scrv. leaks.1>alhrm encl. Re· Roof For Less Typing, general onic waJJC.Jl54()..3351eves. •MR.FIXIT•' NEWPORT IEACH IMDUSTllAL & ssz.°'511. .~~;.:•c tile. Reas.I Ca~~lme wor'k done al my home. Ce me nl work. com CHpenttt. painting . RESIDENTIAL CLEAMIMG Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex- Sl .62 per DAY That's ALL you pay ror a 30dayad In the DAIL Y-JILO-T SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW' 642-5671 r eas ratea, Kath merclal tk resideol.iaL Reas. rates. u yrs in pr'd. hooest, oeal, reas. Have something to sell? 963-!m5 648-lOU area.St8-17S2 Uc'd984-1000ave CluaiCaedad.sdoitwell. WantAds Cal1642·S67~=============== The Uttle Train That Can! GET STARTED C,N THE \. RIGHT TRACK ~ EARLY!! Sell Your Holiday Gift Items on the Daily Pflot CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE This special gift guide will ap- pear each Wednesday from Nov. 15 thru Dec. 13 reachinq 108,000 pr im e family households with select market coverage. For io- formatlorr -ana netp in plactng your ad call a CHRISTMAS AO.VISER 842-5678 YOUR UNUSED R EMS COULD BE SOMEONE'S CHRISTMAS CALll TODAY · Thia alze ad only $5.00 642-5678 53-50 COUMTRYGIRL *ESCORTS* 957-3474 & g3 -k1 > -., 3 .. l . ·.o I. ~ .J ) • .. I ' f , • N DAILY PILOT / ....... -II, tf71 • !~!~!.L .. ?!!! ~"'!.~~ ..... ?!~ ~'f.!~ ..•.. ?!~ ~!~ ..... ?! .. ~ .. !~ ... -?!.~! ~!~ ..... ?!!! .W.W...tM 7100~W.._.! 7100.W,W•hd 7100 Deotal A.u 1s tant 4MHMALOfftCI G Iii · R ~•r••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClEllS c balnlde . Newport u ~-~:urant LAVNOROM'AT ASST -..,.SIS AIOI AcfOU.Otlna clerk. /hont AuwmoUve Ro ollkuper , o trl al 8Hch, Ex pe r p ref'd. ~aU:~ .~~,re~ ':'i :Wperieoced. full ~=· Re.open, P/1'. couAter with pvt duly exper to operator lletdt' full MICHAMICS blllm't!. p T mornln111 ~tl22 c~r " ffl•ll U Bulboyt, banch.lt.dmaer. 8'15-0:04 , 87S.190 can IM a&cMrly m.1"'1 l1l ttrne lmmed optonl,n& llunt. Btb Metu,.., u .UJOJ£M -·•;i ty~, Pd v•r •kk. 1 Holteel. onr 1191 d lnftf'r ,.,,. lSec Poca i t"Onve l e11cenl Fu11 ro btol'f1l1 t:all Auto~hve la lilt' bu11 rural•. rupon•lblc w.n•-.. ec.,t & i.hw A .. 1 J Y Apply Mon ·Tbura """"'s• *udreury b ~tal.8hrt 3 wkdaya 54&-9871 for •PPt Ii dt! m11nt•nanf ra~r Nf.,....,«'" Cor\tll"U(" OptnlnttlllowAvallable wantedlnN 8 Sok>pnc· . ~PY m· b I 3 5 18 8 ma yna mlc wones1 tJhnSlt/&a CaUcoJ tarts lt•lbo1a M urlnt' Cout V Uow Ca . 17300 :roo HPl"Mtn<'l' ht'lpful tor fl.Ill or p!Ume rletkl lit't fr pluunl louUon ~p~i ~o~ t 'eo Pril M~c~~ Bl.vd' Irv 4 tj~ I g I ti~~ ti rm ikn ~ (2l3)27~ II• rd war t. O to: Mt llt!rm11nn Fot.1nt1tn Muit typ~ Rund•blt• 00 Znd " 3rd ahllt• 'No ~1e beoefll.s 648 5802 a en I l!llt ntro • • · reewport vcot.er Sf't • -------- Mr II \allttv tNo or f\l•lC'r ., 50 hr l'•ll Sally. upa n fC'OO ry Wt' n.-oa.1 1 1'" ctl ::i·~~andolph , C M HAIRDRESSER needf'd entr1.-t.1c.em~ie~t•eici MUaSIMGAIDES ctlv1t Aftl 1an1 ~M ~~.j.jfn.....N..cwhoR tt ~aln SU.rtUl~,!'~ ~ ~ •rr~: ~rf:: .~: ,.~ JOf w/cl~~'l'1t lt~{JAJlmR ~:r-:.~~h-:n~1fr lrOUaUI~ ''al...c-enl II p1tal pp 1 m1n••trt 0 -.t;O or chelr 1lde help. Call uo:nera fl~e, ~ · • dtcta~ Exctll. \)'P· Above averaae wa1c: I)' In ~•r~on , llUlll --:--••lut open, ••rin . Mana~1'1 lO SS50hr Ad &u-0883 fi'&tlt 1rdwln1 St John DLERK642a.4 lJll akHla a mµst. Call Health plan N"wport a:i d 11 IJ .. u•· .-,1"• 11 .. ,.1 t ,_ n"<'emtnt opportun.lllH -Knlll ~s •competent H 1 .. "'TY'ts-1 .. ~n-r~-vaJ-ntCC!nter ~ r °"a " .. 1""' ima 1.111m "ru 1"'"' lot.hoM whoquaUfy to'or OtnUI A1lll1tant for tell at.arter In the order A nQ ., •·ta ents • ....,......., &;'' riMAve. Newport Adlllin111tr•Un• " ~•IC'~ . CASHlllS ut pt umr ('all 6'Z 7tnt lnforrrwUon JO to our &rOUP t'ndodontlc pr•c· dept. Strv1('ang our coHl needed for beaut.y aaion. UQUOR CLERK ee:h tl"Slntt U!r"nt4fff'd Ml Tl Ooold1otJ)C'r ca.pffl.c:nctd nt'MIWt ~rlu•\ or <'On-t:ice ln Newport Beach lo COHl atcounu. ln. salary 4i comm. Other FUUorPt.tlme 1---·-------~i.'N"P.ful ra11l lhl~ FOa LOCAL 1n payroll ii arcts p11y• t.t-t th, 1~r1onntl office Orcal opportun!ly. Ex· volvct ht•vr phone con· benefitt. C.ll Bobble for Mt-14.Zl Nuralllg, Lv,N or RN. full ,. mlic ro M•lbn11 •Hunl\ ,.IOYS blfl lfarlc-quin llln1wr ut perience ne<":eaHry.Non· ta ct. Ca. l. Nan c y, appt.$4C.7l8S · . time 3·llpm. E very e.)'•lctm to holt>lll l;l.I AUTO SUPPLY 1•1ayt'°'m1 V10 7MO · 1244.2 t..am.-on Sl amok.er. 844·0595 M0-7171 HAii STYUSTS Live In. aome ·English other wknd off. Benefilb. ~1t~°::b:l::~1·~:~~::~:J Sl'OAI " IUSIOY ~:~~~~v~=j= Dt:ntal receptionist for OENERAL OFFICE. Fulltimepoaltlon.4day ~~.~~hage ~~~t~~dlate care munl<'1tl(' dftod h'l'IY l'iu'f'llftlt atarun.i \ftlllry f'XP HIF.Nt•F.o 2318 buay 1roup pr 1clice. Re<'eptlon, Ille typing. week. Lafuna Bch. For t.:cp in ,11 .. ,. i.ql•• for~dAy .,..t't!A 1-':r.C'f'llt•nt ,.i~1111purt' 1Hv'd Npt -Chullengln11 . rewardlf\JI pleasant new offices ln Interview call Wed or hot•·I . mf.i. ur •t""urit> ~,irlun.i cond1t1nn& nd Duch Clerk 1'ypl1t, bwiy C M position for girl ex· H,8 ~00 mo start. Call Thun."4·'729 ltda.ilW ~ ""'"'ll"" •li.~i..Mw-lw-ll'OVln ....,.._ _ -(l{ti~&. t~ -ll~•ll~ ~tm\al Ctilld.:. Mon·!' I. 7141848·3133 Haod)tman 1Q ,intJ._'!lJliD ul.M.1~tt-qmrt'11ll"nl.ft1.1 , ... m .. nl 1 tbl'ritl CAHVASSll pt'raon , hlllln u . 1" Noosmoker.&M·0595 GENERALOFFICEPart equipmeot•dogeMr81 Jamh 1<1\ lfltllll.I ~In 11mplo~C' bendll:!i 10 ICpt'r or ~10 lfllll), PIT. ;:c::~ "~~ ~::ru: DBfTAL/Sec.'t':T tlmi!, 20 brs week $4 00 cleanup. C.M. mrgr co. fl~ld l.01k1t Im hlJ duJ1n• t111"lp1tahuhon C'JtllCi•'tl >t&3708 C llVl"kl '""I 0100 u Will ~rhr NB.844·'444 Tommy,631..o700 ... \ ., 111 1u*lu• llrt• 1ruuu1rnct· . • " ,..., .-l llmt tr• n. --------------------... unru\<l t \f' l ,, imJ ~11 IOfl fund ApJ»Y t:..rl)t'l I. 1.lnoltum In 'I h S I 544-~Tuatm Ha rdware SaJea, full ~ i.U.llt'n hc-lpt'r "'" 11 llnw <.: °' '"¥ ' "' l'•ma 'l· l'X· CHtB.AL OfftCE time, exper pref'd. Apply ________ .,.. "'f'J;f'rw~Ul 81 V[) ·for 10('»1 (.'M ator .. S11.&n 1>l'tl 1n quality men's Dental 'Asst. chalrstde, Nationa l Educat ion in pe r ton . Crown ADULT MIWSPAPIA \H:S 1 ~lNSi a.:tt 1 mm d 1 at c I y C 11 11 rlottuna . Full lime or pt must h1tve X·r&y b ceoce, CorporaUon has position Hardware, 3107 E. Coast l~'Uf l\'T~'TRF'.l>:T r"5 or Ml 2231 t.•~ ·Apply in person, La&. H ,837..QOO. avaUable an stude nt Hwy,CdM ·cua11as LA T1MH SA, 1 , Al'iA • . Sttwards for Gentleman, 1 d 1 1 --------!'-l~. s A . ( M "'tll~ ll s:l).11 Hfi Ft lfl \I> C.11h1t'r for Quality llll!D' .J439V111()porto. NB sTer v CH& t'Par 'r~r . •HOSTESS• k J ., I • \ n . • rloth1ni ~wrf" A1>1>ly In ----Designer yp1 ng some e er Pt-ume. 3 nates. 21 yrs ""i. J>t•r mo lk'•"' HU.fo.RIO!' p.raun Sll'W rd-for CodltailW...,...t writing , c us t o mer Imm JAM t.'\M .'1111 .. 1 Ii.--~ unts l'OI ST Grnll~•n 3439 VIM 111-11..--l PCB ser vice e xperience orover~Cal1548-7418 Ill h1.&vr dt>swnJul It• l·.u n~ I\ \i t-:.\A ()poito N U • E ~ k helpful. Good pos1t1on for H 0 T E 1.. N I G H T 1m1 ~I · am u.p lO _,., per w DESIGNER penoo retu.man~ lO job AUDITOR ______ ... _-C l~1b>'•llt·r fll.tlUtt' fo1 :, . ~ .. ~HIERS Low twt1on Pia.,.......--.... Manufacturer of electro· markt-t Jnterv1~w1ng Exp. full lime. Excellent :a r. <1 ~ my--tmnw 'W~ ~i&t 751 919l mecliarucaTprooucts "e Sam tram & lpm·~m. w.....inAa """'d . .Yor a~ \t"ttlllllljl uor lllillt'r W •' 1 k d •• '· ' "o m I.' p .. rm'"nllot pltlmc O""O _---------PCB I N th A "' i" or .... u'6 """' rur /iubhi.hm" t· 1rn1l.111) " ,,_ .,.. Co l r qwres a proven ay or m" r "an · call Joe Maz•"la .... 0-• ., l ~tu.r!.111)) 11 JO s is t.:11 ... 10.,., Al•"' •nlervat"w•n" mpanton, rem• e or d .,_ .. __ I H n1 ""' '" an 10 •·1"'''""0l~ f ull .,.. .,., .. out -non who w•nts an r1?11pon ence ;x:r""' •......, • ~ .:...... • h"okp•• "'lt•.1r 8akt•r & tor ''hri1i1trn ... ., h "lP t'lderly lady, Bal Isl. 2 ,.... 8 h S t N gorl'.._ _______ _ II ""' 0" ult '' I I( " '-"• " oppc>rtunlly to make ex· lrC · • ew 1• ::i; v "( ·~ .. ni ">J F1on1e11t. t'M s~ 0240 rrcv1ous c111h re~111ter Hrs ea evening in ex-cefient waaes. Plus. be Beach , (Neac .C HQTB. -. r 1111l ~· •iiurri. t1111 ult b. • "xpr hMleJul App y In change for apt. Reply. to " A t 1 E I Op t"lt'P"'"n ~pt1tud d .. • anti ...... •-Jy involved with trpor · ~ua . -wCllltwS .: rtv e .. t'. l' ""'rQon IOAM to .. pu, 1$347. C/0 The Daily ..,..., rt ·1 E --ft lull ora,•nt .. •l '"·11J f<1r .... h 11 , ._. I ,..'\. ,. " '" new projerts from con· po uru Y mp oyer. Full•-part "-. advan· '' '• ..._ y:.a i•r wrm t"'· rr •it Gold Key Warehouse . Pilot, p 0 . Box 1560. l~~~~~~~~~~I "' u ..... llPIJ\ l'l•uny.198 1600 0b11~. ~~~!;;~11tod1> for 2 yr 3200 llarbor Bl , CM. Uni Cocotta Mesa. CA 92626 ceptJon to rield use. Wei. cement apprt avail. App· u """......., want a.n Individual who lylnpers : IY Catalog .Showroom ll riceulon.8 wants lo grow with a GENERAL lrrillt Hott Hof.t IAHR----1 .an E.q u a I 0 Pg Qr l · M~e adu1ts t_o _~"r" r.reet team Send resume w d 't I "'17 E ~. . o.a s A E I M F• -~ ..._ -'LlltlL ..IT'::-~-e QO & VC away --A.J • u.iM...AML •. f'l1' & P/T "'>:!I o•"'n bak mp oyer ' weekends at' uie Orange mmeu1aleoy lo adlf349. l k I l tor ,.. .. ~ cl o baiJy Pilot ... 0 . n -v wuergelvyes or ca cu a s. an>: c:ookw" No t•xp nee C h A 1 1 County Fairground s re uv~ SJ:>tart Call 557 ~ as aer PP Y n person. snackbor. 15 O"""nlnas. 1560, Cos ta Mesa, CA Crown llardware ... -" 0 · H-3107 E Co&!ll Hwy. COM. starting salary $3.50 pr 92626. Equal pportunaty v•- All /\hoard for thl' l);,1lv llal\kmg hr. Only reliable people Employer. Ml f' Free Money HOUSIMAM 1•11ot CllRl~TM/\S r;11-·r FULL TIME CASHIER need apply.CaH642·4783 ~~~~~~~~~ F\lll&parttime.apply in T HAIN f'or mon· 1n Young woma n needed Cooks wanted all shirts Dial A Ride Clerical & light 1n personlO: LM W.•••d. Office Mngr, Appliance' 541·111 l Service Company n~ _brl Kh~!~f!po_Q.ta..b.U ~ penon.rnone~eep- Pal'\ lnna Tue.SMt, 7am· In&. t.¥ping, oper. req'd noon. tloutewives. her'e 642-0340 Previous appll~ ls an opportu.n1ty to re· ca111.11neednotapply . tum lO work on a pl time ba&la.for a busy data pro· OFflCE MGR. TRAINEE ceasing coropany. Call For large commun1ca fo r Intervie w appt. lions Co . aood co EOE ., lnlegraled Data Corp benefits, early review 2213 f'alrvaew Rd. CM su.o352 888 N. ~han. 546-eo811 SUtt.e 8 20 S. A. ()(fi~ Maoager·Sales M:zlssla ... u Good opportunaty for ad· Trainee. no exP.rience vancement. Will trmntno ~ P~~ needed lO eicperaencc ne.eeswary . maintain plastics pto· Must be 25 ~rs old or ceaalnic e quip. Good older &t be avail. o n benefits. Please c 11ll Saturdays. 557-0824 or Plastech Alloys. C.M. 774·6090. 1525 M eu 846-~. Verde #206, Costa Mesa 1~--~------1 *'"::.:MCI 01Da NOCESSIMG Must haye experience In CLERKS mainta.lnJng restaurant See lar1a Stanley Work& & rtlat.ed equipment JOd .lLd under CustA.lllJU'.. h ave a w or k Ing Sentke KeJpWanted. knowledge of the elec· I~~~~~~~~~~ trtcaJ & plumbing trades . Apply at Oron'e County Pamwrs, knowledgeable Restaurant Services. in all aspects of the 2160a'D8Jmler Sanla Ana trade. Al leiut 1 yrs ex· 8 AM to 5 PM. M,on thru penence. Call 642·2928 Friday between8·30AM-4PM formnl1on . t•itll ;1 TELLER for <'nsh1er1ng an a con· nvaal.Applymperson.A Drhera dustrial worker s -we 1""-HostHohl Chni.tmai. Ad Vii.or al t;xp+-ral'nt·t•d temporary retail .s hop ~rowing company with Operate modern equip have jobs for skilled & ln7 E. Oyer Rd. S.A. M.A. ..... ICU RIST ·p A .._..fRY b425678 Xlnl bencf116• Irvine Na Must be acquainted benefits. Appl)' al Ma ment & .door to door unak1l1ed. mal e o rl~~~~~~~~~~I "'" "'" l1onal liank Cull Janel w/reull, be alert & a c· Barkers 212 E.l7lh St. transp. CalJf. dnvers he remale.3stufls. Younii: & beautiful t9 COOKS ANlMAl..JIUSPITAI. Van Dyke. cu.rate Please call or ap. C.M. ' req'd. No prior ex pe r wortt at Att Deco looking Gr oomt>r, b1llht>r, no 8 33-3700. ply at Apropos. 2 nee. Good dnvang re<:. a HOI'EL salon. Mull love her Wlt.h exp.ln f'rencb Con· cbpring, asll•"l & <'lcun Equal Oppor Emplyr Fashion bland, NB, Co•ter HtfD must. No Sunday work $10 Allsolutetv Me.HT wortc. 548·2256 ask for uqental Cu1s1ne. Ex Of\irSul nu~ .. ~'!~~ Sal und1---------• 644-2652 Part tune. over ul. Soup Orange Coast Yellow 'J AUDITCLlllC Bruce. rer ~l5en5t10Panya ~o.r ~PP pP';°"y \< ~,,..... ----------f---------i & salad r est•urant. Cab, 17300 Mt. Her -fRE£ Good oppor for reliable "' ~SWERING St;({Vlet-; IAMklMG CASHIERS Airport area. Call Omer, rmaM, F . Vl y. penoo w/an apt.itod~ roe-MAMICUllSTS weettdays. Ambrosia 505 . I PERSOHHEL Fltune. Good Pay or Ron. alt 2PM. 96S-05M numbers & calcula tor Esubllshed cllentete. 30th Sl. Rm 211 N.B. ow h1nng for al )ohlfl)o Growth co. 5 Locauons DISHWASHER· Full lime Bring lhla ad in, regu;ter Outstanding opportun1-r Apply81l8N Mum SU1te Do you have 1 or more Wett81Jl Co benefits COUPLES-& part time. Good w/us & wo rk 40 hrs skills. NCR 4200 exper ly. P'or Interview call Parts Counter Man or H 20 S A 835 0537 ayne:.~sL/.eoltloes~;n :ecscu~tusno\ METRO CAR WASH HOUSEWIVES benefits. EOE. before Nov. 30th. pcoremf~~edy ...__ Ennfijlosy A'p;1y Wed or Thurs. 494·9'127 parts store lO Costa Meiia "' ,. n 29SOHARBOR Bl.C M. Spare Ume help needed. BayvlewConvalescent GOOD PAY ,.._. ""' · F area Call548·3443 _ .... :t(._P_C•L•E•R•l(--•I ~C'countan~CwPoAr~? rLor cal CAS ER ·--·• t' II Great money+ benefits. Hospital F..O.E. 9pam-Nool n, Mont r1 i----H----L--iPart Time xlnt an"omc .,us1 ness o t<'l' HI . (fo ~..,1 u 89l·ll26 20MThurinS4Z·~S NOf'EE enonne . MIC AMICA · " The Jo Y Hul(t·r Im'. 11 Commensurate com tune days. exper pref'd VktorT-wlH MA'lllOn HOTa ASSEMILEI w/tax 11hPltcr Hrs flt'Jlil· dynumu·, r.. .. t i.:rowmi; pcn.-..illo11 Heller pay Nt'wportcr Inn. 644 17 CRBUT SECRETARY Doc-nt -··-r-· ooo~rt Center Dr Position onon In 1-:lectro· bit'! Call 768-902~ _ r.•:1t11ur11111 ('ham. btJ'>l.'11 •.A".""7" ' . "~t "'"" ""•"'key Ze""'k Suec-o, fuJ N.B. r1nanc1"'l ,. __ tr u ........ ch 556-1520 N'"'L&:rt D-acb .... .,..., .... • i<~.o-:..~ ITT\, ...... """ a -oner ....... "' ""' m ec hanit'al a s11c mb ly Part-time Wurchoui.c tn lrvmc h<111 an opcmmr c.. "' .,ervt'c"" (irm .,.,-1. .. o{" n.-835-2,22 1i'~ua1. nnrr E •mpJvr 1,.. 1--.... 1111111!!!1!11!!!!""'9---~....:::.::...:::.. ______ -I,, -... ._ .... ~ "' Miiinl delld logs or mil~~-~· .....,.~~~~~~~~~~"""~'!!!l.~~~~~~~.J~~} 11rtt for-Mtthen1cel Afr helJ>t>r. Mech'! incltnd. -lllLan.Ac.coun~ 1'U)U4bh• .~ect y, p hone re"e p. h bl s d rd h d r II .• ('l"' k u , 1 f Banking " " o utlo1na tee d oc . sem er. ·tan a an Excel. or co ege slu · .,r '" 0 r ~cnt•ra 0 l1""'••t. P reviou• credit " d f1&'t' accounls payabl NEW ACCOUN-TS Catering e;;.:;. (not eoll:...taonsl UM C at San CoOnofrel _________ Houseckeeper-w11nted t90lsh. a~li1ty lo reb•I dent.962·-9637- dept We provide xlnt Need sllarp, personable NEED he~lpful. lncom"'e~ com· C714H98-2230 Mr hen. GENERAL Lady to live.in. Pvt rm & mac anM1eoa assem Y ME lu d &-t f 1 ba. 644-8819 pnnt.s. 1Nmum exper piny Tl wor og coo >en<.> 1 11 New Accounts person Professional mensuratew/skllls & ex· Dnvers needed, AM & PM prtf. Day shln only. Call "" Please apply In 11<-rson w1lh S&L Teller ex· C<itering Banquet per. Contact Chery l Mis· routes. 21 yrs & older. LABORERS Housekeeper, full & part 557.9051, ask for Ray EVENINGS to TM Joi~ R-htc pencnce Full/time pos1· Personnel. contact s ild.ane751·3264, 3.fiPM. neat appearance, good time for large retirement ,Gilman. -T"· Uonavallable. WESTCLIF'F driving r ecord . Call TRAINEE facility. Apply at 18800 ... --------•I AdUlt.s with outstanding. 17042 lhtt•A•• IRVIHESAVIMGS ·llosp1talJtyResources C~t.odlan wanted for 1st betwn 8·5. Mo n-f'r.I . Florida S t . H .B . attractive pcrsonahtie:-. 1".t Ca 927_. 4 AND LOAM 631-0810 752·9ll8 Church or Chns t. Scien· 548-2254. l~~tUBL£RS 714-848-8811 . who enjoy worlang with 546•0331 •SSOCl-""TIO...i-·~~~~~~~~~ Ust NB, full time, tel. or "'1~ --------M"'ru•"'!CS . ~ A A " 1-•t Cl k 3303 Must hllve /ood driv1011: HOUSEKEEPER• ttve ....,.. .. ..._. luds. Start at .... so fM:l' --------1 1714)752-2600 EOE ~EF ACCOUNTANT l:d@~673.~· ia rec & Villi dnvers he. p•""ERS In. H.B. Sehl ~h.tldren: MECHANIC A hour Phone 642-4321 t:xt !~~~~~~~~~ Private CkJb In Newport ---------5'9-200'lWknds545·7377 '""' wJtendsnCLCallS4?-8567A · 250, BETWEEN 4.00·5.00 Arctutecturat Draftsman.I offers a challemtml{ OP· Customer Service Mu s t have r ell a bt DESIGNER PM. · l y rs m 1 n ti it per. portunlly to an exp a c fo'rut grow mg St. John Drivers. hghl dell very. transp & phone . Long & ( D E A L P I T I. M E , Expenehced an des•IOl of A.sll for J im 714 9$7 8Z'L3 BANK countanl. Succc:;dul Kmts nt'e<ls a competent must know OC area F short term as51gnments. houseWi'1es &: t'Ollege smaU ma.chm~ part!. for Equal OpportunalY Anmd *TELLERS* ctrnd 1 d at t' w 111 , be sel/-starteran the order $3.00hr. Holiday & vacaUon pay girls w/cars . Over 21 mechanical and electro Employer res po ns ib le ror 1 m dept ServlClng our coast Master 540·9373 Hospala luallo n plan 9.30AM·l2.30. Mon Fra. mec~amcal as»embhes Sec.ity Officer i-;xpem.'fl<'t:d. full tam(', nale :.h1fl. 3 JOpm ll pm P•'rm poi.1\1on 7 14 54!} 328 f t: () .. ~ PARTTIME plementanf( »1 uceount 10 coast accounts an· ---------• avallablt' Eun $80.\100 weekly .. _""""•ible for design. I d I I Driver. Part Tune. pre( er M ...,. bl ~ ...... ~ mnw 1a l' opt-n1n g an mg organita ion p an. volves heavy phone con-. ust ~neat, persona e layout. and detail. Small LilRUfla ofrtl'1' Savaogs General ledger analysis. tact. Call Nancy, 540-7171 over 18. 22 hrs wit Fo & ener getic. Lott 's dt'sagn deparlment pro- und Loan or b11nk ex serv1re bureuu relauons ~~~!: R~:t~Ul64~~~~. Kitchen, 979-0747 art vades e nv ironment for penence prcfnred Cash and su~rv1s1on & train·i---------• IOAM for appt. challengm~ wot.k assign h<indhnl( required. Ex· mg of small accounling CUSTOMERSERVICE ---------111 ment.s Excellent w~t' --------i rcilt•nt salary, working stall. Supervisory exp. & STAN. LE'Y WORKS DRIVEIS 3841 C.6'74 Drtn IMSPECTOI and benefits Send !'le· •SSEMILERS conditions a nd benef1l8. internersonal skills a 54 7"1 -·1 .... H 1 I A Call or apply Monday pre~;quisite Send re· oMldener~r K'~o°:nt~e Y:0s8~~ !Across ~om · To lean:::i' s>'hases or in· !~~,'~1~'8a~~e /11o'f. Man of 6 moi.; fal'lory· asi;embly exp re~d Ap pll<'allon)o btting taken for all shifts • WEISER LOCK CO 5555 McFadden Ave, HI l7 I 4 )198-081 I Nov 20.9·30to 11·30 AM sumeand s alary requlre· has "halleng1'na career Or Co Ai port! ~ectlon mu•t pass PO Bo o c t andl30to400PM mentload #"..,,c/o Thc " " cilles.NetSl80aweek or anje · r 5 slcal&' back xrays · x 156 · osa ....., opportuniUes in its brand more. Or ange Coast Equal Opport Employer y · Me8a, CA 9'.!626 Equal AMERICAN Daily Pilot , I' 0 Box new rel(ional Corporale Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt rvlne a re a . E .O . E . OpJ)Ortunaly Employer SAvllli..IGS """.•560.,,,, ••. Costa Mesa. Cti Distribution located in He r rmann, Fou ntain ---------i 54-0-7639. Mlfo' · " ,,,.._, Costa Mesa. Or ange County. we are accept. Valley. \No or Slater GeneralOffice INSPECTORS for gar •-------ca11eri:~Lou1sa CIVIL ENGINEF.ftlN(i mgapplicatlons ror : betw n Ne w hope & *STUDENTS* ment mfg, Exp. or will Med ica l fro nt off1 rt• Laguna OF..SION t::R. t:xper 1n Euclid l train. Need enerl(cllc secretary w/some bock MsGoldblatt 770.2816 s u b ·d 1v is1on , lanll •CUSTOMER SERVICE ----------i ForhoUdaymoneywork people.496-1291 ofrlce expcnencc Musl Equal Opportunity dvlpmnt. or techn ical REPRESENTATIVES Drug & C ti 1 k local temporary assign· 1 N S U L A T 1 0 N have at lea:n 2 years l'X P~TE-UP PERSON wilh at least l )'Par ex· peru•nt•1•, pr.-ferably news pa per Bxcellenl company benefil1> A1>ply between 9AM & GPM, Monday lhru F'rtday. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 64.2·5682 330 W. Bay St. Costa Me)oa fo4JulOpportun1ly Employer A:111embly work avail . Employermlflh quanlitiu, "''/Tame •ORDER PROCESSING must ha :!":ru~ cs~~rc ment.s offenng, variety, INSTALLERS. Full time penence 644·1752 full tame. dny/nte As 1---------•1 career oppor. Apply In CLERKS expenence. & top SS Call ---• •1x s••mbly TeC'hnoloity tnc person lo Mr Fuentes. •WAREHOUSEMEN exp. 25 hr per wk Lag 1md. work Riverside and MEDICAL Rfo:CPT. r- 23041 Al calde. Lag lllll &rmaid. family bar in Rbt Bem, Wm fo'rost & •ORDER FILLERS _Hl_lls_are_a_S40_·_4_580 ___ 1 ~~~It 8~/ftf;;,1":e"ta:~ Orange Co. area. Xlnt AJleri;:1st office. hfthl lyp AMwcrift,g Senice _770·2!94 _ •. -Costa Mesa. P IT No exp Assoc. 1401 Quad St . Np Dzy cleantt.Jleeds pre be.re t.o..bc ol service 10 opt for Journeymen. mg. Gall Brenda 530·5690 Day, t'Vt~s. PIT, fo'1 T --------• nec-631963/ ---We orrer an excellent sser . No exp er ience you r sk all :s & yo ur ~!~~:t;:>;e~C:~~~~t. MEDICAL FRONT a t· in'ltveynd oper. CJOpm- An&n'ION!• \ IARTEMDER Clen cal. Full or part bf,:~~:, i:!~~~n;0:a1~ =.zu ~~~e'e':~'1 schedule. Adam s I nsu I a lion. fo'ICE Must be ex per. eo~ :,;.: ~e~~~·n~~~ HOUSEWIVES lime. Newport.Beach or. _....r:.,. k 2 557-0061 558-1618 malute & bnghl for 3 pref , bout will train. 01nner H o u se ex · fa ce. busy pbone In ooe11 ... p1c age. · pres t1g1ous Npl Bc h STUDENTS ~ncnce Dana Trader terest1ng work. Please ~Q~ o ffic e • I N S U L A T I 0 N practice Benefits. Mon· Many bcuer. pay com· l'AltTTlMI!; Ueslauranl, Dana Pt. rall 645·41 75 for in· APPL.Y ATTHE l d INSTALLERS: Ntwcon· Fra,8--5 644·1035 men w l cxp. E .O .e . ,. 11 r t w· ... Th P'"a••I Office Electrorucs 0 ove i: oa t So o Ct 83J..3333 Lobell ng 11ns erl1n1t ... u orapp · ""· urs terv1ew .... strco. n . range Y . ----------mac h' n c o Peru tor & Friday 493-2603 ask ---------• 1580Sun0ower Ave ELECTRONICS Equal ()pport Emplyr Gd. co benefits exp. MedlcaJ Ass l for ,:ceneral PBX n('•ded part lame for f_orTom Lee. Take the Sa n Diego pref~t832 ' prat'lace back oHace - • c b~ b 1 b 1 CLERICAL F'reewar. to Harbor Blvd. TECHNICIAN Prefer over 35. Some Ans w t' rt n _g s e r v 1 c • es ire a e 1."lt nEAUTlCIAN, exper ·d. eicat,gor orth r,A,mile. G-..OfC•/T Ins urance CO.DI NO 1ronl otrace ex p e r operator ruir & P/T. Call machine. Wall train. Cull part·tlme or full-lime in 8 PAY RAYS I~~~~-~~~~~~~ "'"'-'" CLERK, autolns ~lpful, ~uJ. 357 W. Wit.on. ~-3561 _/ ror uppt. R31 3420. Sutwn d lt Ch Id , t , ~. l. -~..a-.u .. l K.. • ~ d Artrn'tl 1t1u11t ty pe & k . k C "'-'"I""' .. lndu~lraes. Inc . 2769_, a u 1 ren s S'3 on. · · ·n;•....,·•1..aTl'L CUTTER Exp. for sw,im ... mmcw .. 4: o.-nm,.. an • call Mrs Klr patric . ....,. .,... PIZZA ~('X-'d 1·~mrN""pa•. tr"no. 1,b,, xlnc nw>ncy & career opp-lolCrl V" oppor tunities in &a n spell. Im med opening. m.~llrvine area r--· ...., ,.. ·' " ·"" _. CHRISTM .a.5 wear m!g. pleasant cond. t bli h d 1 th 979·1111. · MEDICALSECRETARY Nwprt Bch alf.548·7863 Niguel cart> ~n f':qunl ty for mot1vaku person A Call CarlM . es a s e co. n e front office ror fa mi ly . -- Opportunity t.mployor 7f.IJ·8R01 M V. Earn extra Christmas Orange County airport Gtrl Friday INSURANCE. Group ad practice. C.M. Exp pre· PRESSMAN·2 yrs expcr, .Mff 1-El--L-M-.-.._.---rooneynow! 493'8894 areabl. ~!_pll ca ~~s ldo Receptionist . typing & ministrative aegrelncy"reed· ferred.645·9!1.M). A 8 Dick 360, xlnt work· A" TYPISTS DATANOCISSIH(i trou esuvvt. repair. an Ute bookkeeplne. Mon· qua r es ex p e n.. in3conds 644·8233 Apply in person. Surf & te8t ele~ronic systems. 1''ri, 9·6. 556·6646. 3198-K, person wlstrong olllce odetl FltUng, size 7 or 9. . Auto Carner for Rc·~1ster newspuper, 4·6.30am, lde11I for bousewlfo or moonhl(htanl( hui.band lo ~U1>Pl tment tncomt $300-$400 mo Mu11t have dependablt' whet>ls Call ~3006. 64S 3645 Woody WANT ACTION " Class1fed Ads 6-12 5678• ,Ix Data entry fam w/Llt· Recentv:a na log a nd A•~rtLoopOr.C.M. skills & rating back· k J Prod·~t1on Work"-No S<ind Hotel 1555 S. Cst t !NCR t h w ,.., ,.,.. ..., Tlcketin° & ma r Int(, r. '"". •• "· Hwy,LagBch. •CCTCLERKS on ypemtalc · te digital experience pre· ground In e mployee la s h lo~s . Ma rilyn . experience , necessary, A a r e co n ver ng 0 rerred. Please 11end re· GIRL FRIDAY· Part benefit plans . Ca ll 549.3339 good benefits .. Hours: lootlKl!PER KEYPUNCH OPE~ UNlVAC M8l~ni044·cMoml95Clpur.-t~_r-t. sume lO 1$344, cl o The lime. mornings_, Ex§ re·i...:.:7S2~·~·~~·-----~1--:-:-::-:-:-=-:::::~=::::--1 1st shln 7am·3.30.J>m. Ap- F'I C Bookkeeper-Mfg. CLEIKS XJntco. N · 'Dai Y ilo • P ,O. 'lJo1t qurfeif. typing 6 ·6~ --------•I MOOMLe.HTIMG ply ll Plaslcc J\llOys, Heavyexper. req. Please Must h.ave phone & relia· DILIVllY :; Costa Mesa, CA ~~-~"::&...~~ IRA/KEOGH S3M436bfr lOam 1981 PlacenUa Avl', CM. 11end resume to : Con· blt-transp.Long&short · pen. txper . Must.ltnow 1~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i SM out ad under Bank· U •,-: 1 _642-__ lS93 ______ _ troller. MOS Scale lntn'I. term a.uignments. HOU· Oranie Co. Hrs to-6 dal·1-Ing in today's paper,11• ""9 R-.-1 Estate !U78 Pullman St. Coaia day & v11callon pay. ly.Joe,556-7870. ~~ ·GOOD JOB IRVINES6.L. tM· C'VI Meso92626 Hosp1talaut1o n plaR ·SUrt your carei!r as a available. DEUVERY MAN F'/T & Men over 60. 2 days per ---------Motel maid wanted, full rental agent. Nolan R t.:. ' PI T . for Ch ri :i tma s wk.car,nosellln1,ref11 & JAMITOllAL time. Kirkwood Motel. unaBeactf494·9424 ~~~~:...::.+ ~~~r~~~~i!fe::?.!prii:Jl~~~~~~~~~~~==~F-;r~~~~S~ ~ ay~Vfl nc fOrl!TT111lt-N8 o(fTtt; ~ Deb very Man for early a~l 11• mual be U.S. MOVIE & TY IXTIAS & PT OK. Good c~mm. I. --.,,....--....:....Al•~~~~~~:::...,t;~~=-=::::::::::::~+.-J!~~tlll!lf~W4t.J.A~M?.iL~.~A~. Tlt,i.-s_M~.ii · C!tl&en. Good wages, pd ~ _!"= K_Q._E 0 8 Y ~ t-'liverfl'oati'l:c0nom1ca.1 -----~·"Lia .. v• ""' Li WW I -C~ll lt u i.. LY v v :===:==~--r-o-"'l"!'~11 'f. I car required i "" h0un4 ~=: --onM vea. · t.ra n. 1 CASTING DIRECTORS. UAL ESTATE ' . ........ "_o _v ..... "_£....__.I :l I I' r I _ 0 Y L E 1 I L People are 10 1pa111etlc .,._ .. , ... ,-..-, __,,,.., ........ 1-~ now1d•y1. If Petrick Hanry _ _ . _ _ ftfCl'•IM l'Ht'd tl9 taylnQ, ._,._....__...__,__, "Olvt ~ llbeny I don't want · (ACJ'OU From Ptf' da)'. No colle<.illlt(. FF.MALE Fa. c t o r y GOOD PAV 0000 da.ya <nU$32·65SI Ouaranleed ~~ure. Ot'P'ICJ: MANKG£~ Oran1teOo. Airport) MOO per mo. Net tab Wor~rs. Merit raises HOU RS. 0060 CON JAMITOI over S.OOO~ Miid lhla Rffent. ~ldenllot ex· Equal Qpport Employer bome~Wm. Jl,B, ~ SM-Si2i, -U21 M00t0v1a 0 l T 10 .N.S-M:A N y rt u--'lam·U... f r alone~. _JOO pe1 r dfiay Cf!:•~nJ doaUJl- -'"& 8 N E ~ • lf •cc . 'ear Y ee. I M b bl -, 6J8.012Jll n ve6N. . FRH~GE lJ NEFll'S,,. Moo•Frl. To empt1 VI O CAST IN G .c. '" Ille o 1~;;::;;::;:;::;::;::;;;;;.j --------FAST mtOWING COM· waatebaakfft ,Ii olber s~n:c• m•,-M,.4 ditttt ailOrttrw . FUil 1, OELJV,EllY.Pl·Umeeve. P'URNITUl\1!! delivery, PANY PRO M'OTES almilarUtemalnlenance c.nu r. •v Ume eicpenenced atarr. Top' pa,>-, Neat ap· exper helper needed. •·ROM WITHIN. TRAIN dutiM as r"uired In of· Plush omco on prime pearance. Must· have Early AM. $40 ~r d11)'. ,F o R T o p lice buildina. Call for In· NEW At'COUNTS ~~ M.Jor francbh1c. own tram. Call 531-G842.. 842-1419 M A N A 0 E M E N T terview appt, E.O."E. SM our ad Under Bank· \3MN40C' '3M883 . for A .. Act1·on l>MtaJ Ortho Aulatant.a OeMral help for wire co. ~ Ttt~ l i E ~· ~ ~.. . lntefr•ted O•l• tn In tod•Y• paper, REAL ESTATE SALES U .Delded few buay lLB. of-will train. Mech 'I ln· K p; y 8 p A R I) 2283 Fa rvlew Rd. ~M R COMMaClAL & Calf a flee. l exper frotit office, cUned helpful. Ablt". ~o E X r E R t E N C I!; 54'.,_ -IMOUSTalAL fulJ Ume ttr I chalraldt 8'· follow directions. Fu I HELPfUl ... Wf: HAVE Nunlna tr you're Urtd or omni C I O V ( £ j to btcome -. " I I' I I. L 1 "e..--.,;,=-°""'-,.'"",::.v-.. _,::--""-:.,....":-.~,.,.,.-Q~---d.,..J -..--'°" 0.-.lop ,,_ llep No 3 botloor n.H.r-1n1tft9~--re'.W'u.U &Ima ••per P OUR OWN 1'ltAIN~IH--------~+---::-.-:::=-;;·---+-+a11111_.....twou1d tttt-·------11 IMllJ _ f d. 982.at05. Genera.I office. Heavy PROORA.M PUT O~V MOTICI LVN atll commerc ial • '3; AO.VISOR Dc-ntaJ Assl1t1nl, oral sur · phone•. Typing, nun"' b": o~'1ir':~sL E ~ how Dally oroot Cl:•t-T l duatriaJ prapertles wl fmmClftly. NW1>rt Bch, ;!!:>' m!~::;· ~:en· Pl:OPLI. CALL AT ~ W.::1~ .. ~J1~ ~-=~1f{ ie'~1• N!=1rl~!!Ulb~=~~ 642·5678 · Ual. Small mfr Salary 0 N C £ F 0 R andlmpact ?Ouradl.w~ XJntUI ~••orklnt company, call Dietl DtNTAL ASSIT-X·r&).' commensurate" wt u · INTERVIEW. ORGAN ate prowl to aay, really cond . ea.y\'ltw Conv, &bmldt at '40-1700 ror UC , dratratde Ca II ~· Call lot_a.p E.X""C .... H ... Abl,....,.uGc-.__ ... ....._..."41f I.Al rea..atlu PhcClDt 2.0 hrJ a, c copfidaoUal 1'ppl~ Sue.. I 5-48 311C11t -eu l'flJl'lfN'Tt41*"'*'· ~. --!.O.B. bek Pfttfteeompany --- I & . - ''· -. . . 11 .~~ ..... !~ ... ~~~!.~ ..... ?!.o.~ ~.~~ ..... !!~~ ~.~ ............ !~.~! ..... ~~!~ ....... ~~~~ ,.naay, NOll{IMt>~r 17. 197h DAILY iatLOT Oil ......... / L..l&...l~ Stw/PICllVIHG Gmo1 oldfemaleCermon G ... Sah IOSS Horw. 1960 MIKeta.& '*-1010 .... UTA n ll(!IUlurant SCTIY , ..... m-, . ~ph rd Has oil shol.8 •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••••• UU~ ru~y CKlll~•tn Holp ~~Ka~au, J!'1!!rt1 ~'rl~~r:I~ ~~r::n~ Oond with ch1h!re11 Movtna Sale. eveeytb1n1i ~ 1 yr 0C"ld l6 2 H. Dell & HO' li>U Jl\Otiorl piet w.a.yN Tayk>rC'o 1.6• rv e W1houae re· y"';m • ,..v1 , :BMl mus t ftA-AJUlquu. bay Xlnthunter Jumper. I 16 3S-~ar ~ lltm '°'holly Qul all r 1dlvidwd tor Noo•n:&1lc~r rond f t 1&41W:Uh'e -furnltur•. tools. »p 840-0117 f!Vt &au"f'erD .i r,im prOjt'~ uWMd koptntt'd by ila kltdwt C")' 'PJnT-&i bu11 Jlllillan Rib ~.U individual wllllnl( to fl'r to flood home lab & l.lancesf.81·2467 --tor A11K1~ v~ M ehf,., r~r We ar not a dlltl.e. flvn Vr1 It SJ lMOOJl'\'1M Av &1 101 I lnrn. wme rlanc•I I'll , ah~pherd mi x Also P Houl ... oldC.oocb 8065 arn'01re. 7 w/ool m11 sub11dlary I hrant'h or hr. rwl f)Ub privu .... He#pQl't & •. rtl l1 er ,. rd. d I. II r k SchedUll' yOllt c~~~~~~'I hf>llUtlful black llll ky & Pat.w Sale. Mu~c 1t.en\I. 2 ··-··················· ror Co t 1tolt" .. M•tn.avox frtuKhlJM' jw.l hr•d J.a, 1~ t '* -· ~alntC1nnJ, Me W lllth =~ftJ'tff m sTMAS S'wpht>rd mix Hoth 11en motorcycles a mo n ~ Houe full or furniture. c..'<>lor TV. 22 Port .. ble q\W\en .-1th • round -· SCTY /Ty,'1t St . N D 0"2 ~~ C' I 1<1' TRAIN, for hf'lp t I e & Io v I n H w l t h nvuly othtr lte.nllJ Sat & Mlc:r.p.wav~ Mu11l sell by bar w /2stoola & m 1n tne c:loc" acct''' to Bmy tn'iollde-lp com ~ t1 1 1 d 1~ pla\'ll\' YOllr ad ralt ch1lc.lr,•n 8423400 Sun9• 184$111Jnol.I CM. ll·2l R~uon .. ble ..!!!'..!!!.' M2·1802 m•oh mtn\ tor "' r,WS & LYN'S = nt~d1 alrl with ..-_. 8 p. mJM opt-rl n.Ad..V sc-t. . m..1• il'tnce at &l\) \.Un& Our "• • t.VN' • lftJI typl tit rrtv tft•kir t\llh\-1)er1iOI". IC __ WM".C ' Cfiorolat(' lJau ttmale. l ramlhea Antutu~. ---------OJrla I (, 5~d bike $3S U,·hlNM vldt-o tap(' 11\l On AM. PM duru full om~~ npr r~utr•<I l'Om:rany benefit~ ' Curved l"ronch t;ouch reg purtbred. I yr old. to loY•· a•mes. brick II Jf/W.try ... 1070 W<1tt r llOflen er iOO lnc Ir Ja.~ ttalnin& pro U1 «part tun-Good Heavy typllll w/aome rapi nl ,Wiii trl\i~ $llOO Twin ~rm ·aet &ood ho~ ooJy ~ 3001 brack, dishes. 5000 BTU ....................... Couct'iSJIYJ ~ 5674 a-hram 11 by Tom th 1 1p1tln1111 1&artlo1 ol•t)', xl11t pt\ one 1.rtttPt I on I 1 l R:~!~0l~ ~~ lll!li S..00 4 ch••rt $2$ cut'h Old English Shecpdo.11. re a:bolr ,!.~nddltblfn~:df~:.e~· 1 ~~aJi~ re~: "1 ~:. WovC.1 wood vJlant•. an t • nt"lll ,.. ••Utt" b•n•tlU A pc>l>' a( ""'* VP to f f:IO/mu ~ ---~-2381> qui~ larjle yud & lov a....... "" ' 0 · • or. UQU& rJLlrror 4'1''•6" ti' trau\ln1 available W• •1~ :.onv lit~ CllllCaUl)'alS.513P'7 -• in11owner955-0l23 cloOlin1. Sat 114, 1068 Oil value $8200 Sell wrou•Jhl ron t.Alh~k hav in opr111n11' Tor 2 &a t'taa1h1p Rd NH' --S6i, ~].tJU.tc jewelry. VIC'lonon ---~Unu. $4800 ~9-8903 Mon Fri wrO'J hl I run room 111lt11pet411n1 with .. r ,. 84'°'4 • . ureurv ~ .. •rut1v~ ~our lld u11de>r Hank furn . Ko•~ metl1lhon. ~l ber~•n flu!lkl puj) _. .... -..-t-Jl.ttorl. . .... ._ ... dlY iJ:r rtli .6rnTruit -- thu.tl11m rhauctet Iii c--'' 1 of IJJrlit f 11 -;-Oepreu1mr IJlaHf m1sl' A.KC, r~/Wht, wet>lcs. 8\1ftT." n.rnr; -h . ·, "•n lntUjnl)' to mat b ,. I/II" ........ •-I~· -· a;. ...... ~: •• ~~I -~~. nvu u a)'I J)llpt!r. 731·1..626 Wiii h-Old till Chnstml'll Dreeaen .& misc f'tl & L ad I f' s p I II l In u m .! ,;116 IC8 -406, hl&h f\lndardi. "t'•11.1r Wom•n n "'!d•d or d 8 I rn NES&L -IJ31·74-94cves Sat 522 Riverside Ave 'W r I s t w II I (' h l 4 d2 t-4i.c••--· l1Wl\ prlvat~ d k "· ... e:a~ • •t1. up•n Anlqut' S.-lc & Chri11\m.llll --NB. diamonds. 11ppra.1~1: · W..tecl IOll p.n \mw ·ul.,•P" .>ph• ~~;,d •n•n« Snv -HTOCK 'ROOM ft 1<;C l!ou~cl ~\&Sun ~g11~h Sprlngerl Spunlcl MulU Fam. loads of i lulr !;.'.~~/ i.ell s 1.aoo ...................... .. Q>tnp\laMon apht up to SICllTAaY Ct.1•:RK t:ap nt<<' ·1101')' 1vit'w nu 8 rrom o run Alllq oak tbl m1•c Sa\ - -W A N T· !!: D G A ~ 1K •lnlff\Jth '>"' 1p C.ood t)'l>l.ni. Ill.. wot!.,• It~ 1oclu<les 1ovi:~ 0!Jar~~tween Sa ~~illlm -~yCoold •lJ.4':'1 t44 Cars;bn;-cM: Jewelry Showua• for R.EFRICE'RATORS ~ it'lll\UOeALW -"aRNl:ltttronh'• ftrm \Ory controlli r<!C'elvlnl( •m& ·-~olt 8 & fri ~P • sale 1761 Ncwporl Blvd $42.·3317 W•leyN 1•>'ort\, • ADVA.N •P.1JKfNf.TICS of im1ll parta ~n~ Ov•I framu Mirror. Free to e:ood heonm% Bicycle. TV. boal trlr "•-MS-_l_,908 ____ _ ~ t>44 4'tl • ............. lue ,... ... ,..,, l"r '231 V1~torl '· t•M herdfw(J(ld lum~r 11.0t-. Walnut chc•t. Cherry 497.2903 motor. pool U>l7.69m1S<"w' •••••••• •• ;:--WJJlNTVAELD~~t ~.utbcrl~11adn R --' .. "'lal• ._no .. ,. ....... ,, e.GTI~ C.11 or•ppt :.4:rlJ 3 'd ....... l.-1f 6chaln1. r•ne -Sal/Sun 9·5. , " ......... .. "' _. .,.-Oil prodl.K'l!I ~11clu.1¥r • ..,., 1 Willlon. CM. 00·7597 sl4rer 581·2551 art 6 Ha~•~"'n" ror h1,hl> .,.... m111 dtpoalt n SC'rreiarf-to attorney TUPllPAaA.TIOH ~eut." Win(l chair,yel ow .... -"'-IOSO PllVATEESTATE ll tl'd rt'd 7 M velvet. 642-l403 ..-MfW'• 9 o '"'ANTED t'Tont hood & n)() vaa .alt"a ••rnt ,.-Pi.rt or uU unw. SrH" Some boullkffplna on •: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'AT/SUN. 9·5 2 II Ul"M•IDATl<)N lllght rront render ror 63 with lbe d All'9 10 t'116rll • •• • at 11ceurate typ101t nee bu1.11 w1opt10tl to buy 2 anUquestoves, I CROCUS. Ftn. Valley TV w "bove •v.-r.ilt' i•o m Cl¥rk dr uni •lolP Ltaa1 UJM'r d\• irubk !Wply lo Ad 113116. Daily t-'u~nklm. l B'Ham An l q . bra II s bed . DIAMOND V Bug. No d e nt:1 rm ion "Ith '-' rc-ll1•nt pb <'OW\tt'r phone ur butnd l'f<l d 7~ OWll Pt lot. p O Rox 1560. 642·150'.i *•I BUY** t\Ousehold goods. st.creo. _545_2083 __ -_. ___ _ 1oroP ,"tly 1 t' . .il l \ <ktrt "'/TUOUhr Co•t•Mt-1ia,(:1&h( 9'l626 Good used Furniture & etc. SOLITAIRl5 SttlhlV> for appu1Utllll'lll. MIUlltt 540 .!313 SICln AllY Clocks , Clocks Special AppUance1t--OR .1 will Garage s:ile <>Mt oak u . WANTED \ka's & Slc1 ~ :.n S.. lo OPtrll<>l' Xerox 1100 TIACHIRS purchase of manll\l sellorSELLlorVou. ble typewriter air con Appnll~u:dS21.SOO clothes for a 4 yea!' bo)' ~1 CASH CAJtD tk'ctrook typlnf 11y11t.-m t•a1d llObllions in rrotes c locks . Rdecond1tloned. MASTHS A.UCTIOH dltlooet. books. r«or«b. •Sell~llO.O Su:et. 3·6 Please coi 11 -t~. Cclntldt!r r•lnln~ tant Church School Relinashe & guaran 64M616&8ll·96J5 el"'c •upplles. silver ApprlllM<...a ••6.""" 964476laI\Spm lb&hurrunaa C.11 Knowl'"dl'"'. lnlernil t d W"stm1nster " "' II"-o;:ic .. Mr Cru.m..a.-96.J_tCuh b,_..\ .. eo.;aphy desiru Laf(wt11 Ue1ch Sundays ee · G.. . •. 81 I~~~~~~~~~ pla~.punch bowl" i:upc.. •Sell $S.'!IOO Walker & lee Rffl t:i.t111.. ,,_... bi'Nt;.or 1 only 4th, ~th & 6th Ch.Imes. omis. .. m·I= FM tuner. cloUles & Other gems oo dastresi.. - - UCl'T/TYPIST 1----••---i p~~~~rO:n~rt gradeta. Call 4!1!1·3088, barns. UnbeUevobly low Quality Sofa more. Sat. only Nov certified 7M/54ti·0713 Wa11ted i.mall des~ ror of S monun•• orlly pnces. The Village Em· 6' sertlonal & ottoman. lStb 9 to •. 30 . 4162 Appt only face lmmed opeuln& ror FINI SECIET.a.•y - -,. porium,4163lstS\.,Can· Goodcond $195 751·6610 Brisban•. Irvine (closest •••••••••••• 646·5820 bngbt lnttl~&l·nt ~r11on II.RY ~ TB.EPHO.._.E nery Village, 673-4S52 "'" ... tu handle fl"OM dNik for •• 1 •~ PIT typ\na ore work J " Couch. loveaeat. 2 end crosast.Set.ora"ve>. ........ __ ...:..__;_ 10..;; Mftkal d I I ~~ o ' ' SOUCITORS IJTll~s t bl cotr t bl $300 -~--1 ..__....... 8083 el 10 •tudlu le&vy aye week Photo1traphy """ a es. ~ a e. &monly unti13pm. bikes.••••••••••-•••••••·-· Mrr-1nl ~cret.arul ~llllli. r~ SPICIALIST Unlimited, call 841·3664. Experienced Only. Sell COLLE IDLES Practically new. W'1·8797 dshwshr rnucb mlsc. 6901 ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ui red Ass<H' i a t~d Openln&• exl•l In our SECR~•ny 2 girl ofr1ce Dally Pilot. lll~hest com· BOOKS I Orange> Shannon Or: KB L~J,GE TACiS ~-pc Rogers Drum Set. ul1n S tudio& 3ll4 Jo~aahlon laland Jewelry "''""' mission paid. Your 12023rdSt C M. 1114 fromyourbusanes11cnd o.y/:t1ldJ1ancy92bal!>.~ Airway Ave Sulte U Orpl for J~weltY WJlbboatlngknowledge fbonealhome.Over21. SATURDAVONLVl0.4 ftNITUR-E-t.s~mi. -Sendon~card fol'~Tcll ormakeorrer'"Mustsell ~1601 • ~ Muwt · k~horl!1Juld. .O;-errd. ea-11 .t......u--tO 10 LIQUIDATION SALE rnents. decor. 436 Men tag pl\11> one spare We 962-4114 aft itpm. -tr~. xlnt co benefits. •n1lw1 tame. Salary 13P.M. .....,,......... Sh douTerr.CdmSatonly return permilucntly ---RIECEPTIOHIST Applyinpcnou open. Call for lll'Pl --••••••••••••••••••••••• op our pnces. we a re sealed attracttvt' 'Qg & 614 Th()mu-. OrJ:l .. n .! Execulivl' ofnff'!< Irv~ J.C.PIMHEYS 64~4520 TB.LEI t~RGHT DAMAGED the lowe11t Finl come G1ganllcSalc Everything strap. motelinl( Airline kt'ybour4., .i1 · pt'd.tl· area t)ltry lev~I pot1it!IJn 24 "'uihlon Island. NU SF.CRETARV 2 .:•rl of Good spot in Dona Pt ror HOTPOlNT SALE 3308 b~as~ 'S FlJRNITUREg Joesot1t' .Y~odu ~mco~ ~~~ I 0 . reqwrnr~r~ Pre with Leslle S400493 (1)7'1 for i ha r P Pc rt. u a c:o-al ()po E I individual to serve sav· W. Warner nr Harbor. vv vent losi. 6, lh•:rt' f'or a ----. -P~. typ1t1" & n•n ol -.u rt mp yr flee 4 day work week Santa Ana 979 2921 364 Del Prado uaneno. M V pe-"fta•·-cd 10 . .,7 ''n<'lo~·· Columbia (,rafonola " ""' Exp only lngs customer:! MuNl 0 p ''''"' ""' u .. ..-"" XI k d dutlt<a XlntCo~nt·flt.J.& . . t ype•40wpm Cal l CL EARANC°E ana otnt Bloc k Garage Salt> wallpapru. r.ibn c or nlwor m1t1con .. , wurkln& cond l'hoo es LanqerVachts . 751 -7220 Riverside, 686-0060 ext BARGA'JNS Used •3111 831-1750 Dragonfly Deerr1cld "Day Gl o" paper & we $125 530·19l!"J m 11324 9·5 JO LOVE PEOPLE? s;;; 4 days, apply oni; l 68. E qua I 0 Pp or Refrlg.s, wshrs & dryers. Comm Irvine will bllL'k & tnm your Tenor sax a phone ---------•I Have some sales or wl.Lh exlnt lYJ>Ulfl & spell Employer. M/F/H. Beel Appl. ~11 Large Pine dlnmg room ..... ""'Redwood Tree Ln tag& f >r tr)( two rards SJ75or best offer. medical background! ing skills, pref 2 yrs Se\, 'J'resU(' with 6 chain ... "'.wSa "~ U f bark ti J burk S48-3124 I.E. UCIMSE Demons trate face & le«al exp Start $4.50 per Washers. dryt'r&, deluxe & 2luves $475493-0979 Irv t ~. nique gi b PRICES ---TRAINIMCi body masuger l.n pre· hr 586-8830 hr TELLEJtS models. Vear guarantee. & toys. books misc S'2 e11 or 3/$5 Offk• fvnitwe & &liJe dept.. store•. Com-Th·• ' Mon. t ru See our ad under Bank-Your choice $139. ea. Simmons Sofa sleeper ....... " lS IT TV's rurn 415' &Jll>$1 60ea s.-..i-wt 80lS Leun at your own paCIC. m a•s loo pot•ntl a 1 urs . d _,,_ 8118 ,..._ ,....., 61" •n Sl u.. .....-..-.. ... 1na In to ays paper, SaJe ., .. .,.., 1111 . ~a1t SUO. Zen.Ith stereo $150 Raleigh blke. ·p hol~: ~ "''" ...,ea ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tue~:cr !~:~::!':~ ~or;~~~f~b'.mca~i SIECttnAaY rRVINES&L Appliance 537 ~ ~!.~'i: ch~~/s~~ s~~ll toys. Samor-eSum 8d1~;i... to °Sa'i:ri!~ ~:i~ed . ()ffk. fwwishNMJ$. avaJJable Dawn,2J3/38l4906. \.0 real est. Investment Forced aar aas heater. lnAY4J6 163S . bne. t. n -4 . _.,., NOCARO" Perfect for CPA. iH SAIL R.E. firm,• Yaahlon Island. T•• Cri DINCtor uo.000 B'I'U. New $100 Sap.ta Ana Ave. CM Draw your own or send tomey, insurance, ell' S .t.. 1 11t5 PEOPL11t Xlnl dlvenlfled oppor M2-0705 -. ... ...,. 7 d dd h •. f'umlllhUlR~ for l ell er of SCHOOL 675-4892 ~ ~ Good alt Ill a r eq 'd . PIT. Huot Deb, mature. --Ddr•·US tw:_nnl~hl. dr~r Lido Isle. Golf clubir.., na~ll ~a k resi.. P odnl'.,, fices, secrelar). rnl.'t'P ~~~~~~-~~~I Xlnt money markelJng 64(1.01.23 respon. ovr 21 Fri & Sat Admiral refrigerator. esser 01 g Sl¥n n slereQ....-bousehold Item .. we ma e on.c• c1tr per 11on area. l·onforen1'l' membersl dps lo tennis -----only 4·10pm $2 15 hr White. 2 door. runs great. good rond ·-Reasonable & toys. Sal 94 . 623 'l'\a tag Add 25' each rm Tak!( over IM· or -.ell BF;l\LITY OP .. "";RATOR Hent spart• & f>Urn more. Leadinl( COM i,a lon 644 7321 , 562·0043 club in CM. We triun •••••O•• CallSally,5368832 S75.CaU 847-8418 00-8500aft5 _ ~doNorC.. Sendchcckorn·1ont•yor outriithl A l~o· hav,• Y~' CaU for appt. P .J . litx:relMr)'• TOOl & D "KER · .,~, be 1 der to Canon plain paper Cl)flY Nicoletu 642·2000 ,Sain Secretory IE M"' 5 Elec. Stove dbl oven unit .,.,,o, ige ve vet Patio Sa.le golf c •ub~, PILOT PRIMTIMG ma I.' h Mi _ J 0 h n ~ 0 0 - A pcogresaivc l(rOwlnl( I mmedist.c opening ror a lmmac. cond.SIOO S50 jewelry. masc 'Sunday P O 8o11 1500 O•H-ij385 SALES Pl-:RSON Electronic Comrcany's form die .maker w/ex 640-8646 . 540·3394 __ 10.5. 401 E. BaY, Bal1X>1t =:!~~~t'~11~a.~c~·;1~926~26~:lv~~:::-:r.:::::::~~ R.E. 5*s M...,... Wood sign design com · 011,_ ... Olf"•e 1... ookt"J perl~nce m-BJlo".~.n d 0 Wh 1 1 C 0 1 ~ at" r bed --Xlnt ne'N & used of&.: furn. li'antaslle of.portunity pa-n e--e-dlr"Tlfles .. ,,,. •~ " t I a R s 5 Use ryer 1r p<Jo mp · .. " · Q11rageS1!JtSalotfly81J>l COPVMACHlN£ "'lllLf.ili!s-wk b.:nelu.:s -~ for a SALES oriente . s ump n.,.t1. equare ... ,.,..t l?Oftd • .,.c bookft.helfheadltr<t wt bt · ~.----mo-" • 4-.. ,., ,,.,..p""r Ill n-.pd. r::;r-., .., _ __;;;.._.....;;;; l<'or runtier Q.formallon rei:wtsenl.IU.ln:..~Lui.....t.!JL&.1-•-..n<.~ 1~ G £ ·Y~ m1111mum ex-per--en _...,_ ~., 1 l 1 t 525010r m ......... ,. ...... uu '-v '" "' """ Ct: SURPLUS631 2'117 --tall 6'2-50St ask ror Mr. pencnce. 846-0733 Secretary to join mtll11, lathes & grinders. 642-6194 ~~~es. · stools. '75 yds cupeting. l'QOd . copies unything. Walle. .-..---------• OUKtEAM Overtime available & Kenmore washer & elec. 5• Snoopy do1vsk1s. pie l11t e nu w t suppllt'S COPIER ;;;;;;.-.-.-;-;-.-.-,;-.-. -. -_-.-1• SALIS P /T xlnl s tarling wage & dryer. good condition. RCA color TV $200. Maple \ures,.-clothes. misc 1507 S200-S800 968 2163 __ Canon Model 5.000. Very ()(ferchargea.ccounts ln EX CE PTIONAL benefllB. call or apply; $100. SS6-Q8.S. 3451 Pane hutch $100. 2 Uving rm Serenade 1'e rracc. CPl Mills sells direct oh rehJblc plain papN R E. Sale!! "Lit>. Only" THINKING OFA.C.UIH · INllAl.HTAR7 Free lriun•nic 1( you qualify c .. 17141 991-0660 dept stores near your BENEFITS 17422 Armstron~ Ave.. 8 ......... ,.A~ta Mesa chairs $100. Dresser $80. Cor0t'1a del Mar llrv. full rolls only lowel\l copier. nearly new cond h ... •c h frv. 540-9340 '""" """ Terr'! Tak-.. over lsc or $234 mo en. ---PW' r comm. ProlltSharing .... .....&1-8015 Club c.halr w/o\toman · -pncesanywhere54~ .M.r.John.son.6M-838l'> OcxJble hrs. We lratn. Pension Plan T Tru k O I ers --~ 631 2408 (714)fl33.$'/9S. --CostofL,Vlng ow c rv ex ••••O••••••••••••••••• . . OTe'ss~r.-1> dwr & MaU111gboxes HeHvy du -------Medicat-Plan perd. Top pay. Apply Solid Ponderosa Pine 8·pc bocMcase hatch. $'1~. )50 ty cardboard. Ideal ror Exec u 11 H' de:. k and SAU~PEOPLE ~ntal Plan &i" W Towing• 7408 PUBLIC FURNITURE dining set. parson ·s Sklli & b~<bngs, $20 Ski mailing Chn s tm.i<1 pkl(~ redtntnK ~w1vcl ch~1r II F\lllt'1me.PartTime msWwy,C.M.642-1~2 s tyle, )a-back uphol. Poles$5.5l,er4!«>Re«>1ver Complf'tt>ma1hnglnt~or piur, very Rood m od•· 0-lnstmaro Help Li~f<'':t~r:v~ce v~terinuy AH . srmri *A1£llOM* ~Pll'S ssoo. 5S2•9759 ~· 3='M~o;>~;~ ~n~~u~~~x~.11~:1:~~ ~~a~.~~07::.~~~e[g.'4 Re6\aurant 1819 rfe~~J:1~ CM. Paid Holidays =.1=~~l~rde:~~~ T-'" l :JO PM Pecan Oiruung rm set $1.00 Misc 4702 Neptune. cube:. ToOt'der call &x .daily SJ20 pai~-- SHAat IAl MGI laa""'raon, aggressive, • Alltact\veOlhce wtllconslder college stu· ID1•nWtkw) Quatil)' comer gl'QUp 2 ..!'~~ ers. 7415523441 lfam II Oak olhn! dt>~h . 1-::Xper 1nd1v to manage J>(1ll1Uve altitude Full or Environment dent8'73 lt>50 SM.ALL ESTATES Velvet rocktrt>.slv/bKe nnual neighborhood 6 Pm W 6 d t' 11 l/J! r '95·Sl9S 2'120So Harbor. fut food ana~lt bar. ln ~It. Exper. or will train. Send aelf-d._cnptJve let-. STOCK LJQUIDATIONS S.9--0852 garage sale. Coron" anywhere &.titt'C. SA IOam 5P_!!,1 _ dlar1{e or ordennR food ,\pply in person, Stan· t.erwithWorkandSalary WAJTRESS. experd. im-Lovely French bdrm New won on ~ame sbow Highlands. Sal Nov 18. Wa.sher. dryt'r , drs ,... 1017 .It suppbl'S, prep oC food. dard Shoe Store. CM. history :!;.!~..!.d \~~il~.ppde n !~c~: set.s. armoires. Living rm Broyhill Oan1011 rm set '9-4. Cleek at 464 Serra Dr hwas her, rolorcd TV. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ":.upervl&<>ry slaff ol ~. 30TlS. Bnlllol. Uon."g1ood ll"" Taylor's. t.bls. m.agnlne racks. flutch t dryslnk $1800 1 tor addresses Many Power mow~r & edger Ai''IUCAN c;RttV PAfl ~rheduhnl(workhrs.Ap. ELECTRO ,,.. sora tb~s . ~ockers . value make o rrer 1te!Jlll, Jn COM turn in 646-5848 ROT. younR bard$~) ply1npersoo ES Restaurant ReJh11l & stereos~ TV s. china. 493-8163 land orf P C H onto ---pp 556·0021 The ..... ~ 'iulld $1800 per month. Nation SCIENTIFIC 'San\a Ana rwx. Tustin_ lbls & ch rs, bar stools Seaward or Morrung Ca TwUI m»tlress set. nt'ver ----- 1801 E Dyer l:ld, S.A wide corp. now hlnng. INDUSTRIES Waitress "".anted 5.9, SAVESAVESAVE DiCOllESA.LE nyon used 20yr wmty $150 C.t n a rr e ... l'Olodul - ___ 7_51·3Ult ~fJin~a:i· Ca.H Mr. Cooks helper 6 days a WC~shH1°,.n,~~ BoChf~c·k~C&. Very reaskonable anti hristmas decorations Washer $85 Dryer SiS 1-1nitcr~. brood hen1> ----4000 Birch St II ll 15 k A I · .. ... .. "' ., ques, w1c er etegeres. · 768-8494 • ~~,., phon" «Au 1...,1 --------·--J . wee. PPY in person: Cash. No •pe r so n al "ppl1u"C"". d".o k s . lights. toys. Tonku etc --""""". ::_~· :."'_· __ SALES NewportBeachCa.92660 Tino's, 30242 Crown .. ••· ..... "~ rt od d Restaurant Now arit:ept ' •SHOWROOM• Eq ua I oi ort u n lty Valley P.arkway, Laguna cheeks PL~ASE! f"ood sw1val chrs. 234 E 17th cu aan r .~. yur ~ge. Beaut.Jful white with p1ftk Planot & OrcJaR• 1090 ingap~U<'auonsfor l t e fl' available. ltell\ll subject SLSt.c10l·ACM645·0380 y arn, g1l'I s <'lothing, la('e Jo'erndall· br1dul ••••••••••••••••••••••• Di~YHOSTi~S-•SA.LIS• ~~-.aaa• Niguel. topresale. i muc. galore .. 2639 gown&hotSt6 '".l pnreou BR NS ~NP ,/T.00 .... E'mi'..:R WATERBEDS 0 ._.,_I '..Y~~ w.t..110 CLERK MASTERS "UCTIOM 2cornl'rgroupscts. l Redlands Or. CM . off ~18 0 L AL E rem).~rl' '"' ""'"... ~ '" "' $5() & $275. Mesa or Sat 9-4. rgan~ 1ke new ""~t 20·2S Hours Pt.r Weck Looking ror up sales Raleigh Hills Hospital, 2075"'i Newport Bl.vd CM 673 0739 Desk. walnut, xlnt $295. $6200. Sell S3000 5411 571 · Apr._ty 11i perl'l<>n. peogplepdto .11t,artd. ",·!!hespt •Secretan'eS* 1501 E . 16th St.. N.B. 833-9625 646-8686 . . C.o rona H 1 i h I ands walnut nagnt stamJ. xlnt 40 Upn11ht Players & sooo J ,... MAC'S P.estauranl wa es m n us ·, • u Le l/R E /$l l"'c MS-~707 Gla.'ls coffee table 2.0 . 1 near hborhood garage S75. HO tr a I nil I 100 pee rolls i n ..tock Ca rt y 10142 Adamr, Ave H 8 lo $300-S400 wkly. c•ll ga . . "". •-.tu&-.. M.....a....-.1...1. 1025 scroll legs $50 s a e . A n t I q u e s . ti SIOO Bell & H II Pl· • p . rl •. 80 W &w:1efi\.-. lnciude pd vac:, Rick a~ The Bedroom Employl'l"I Pay All fees Warehouse person for --... lllllTIS"n_.. 545·5978 mahogany dbl bed & se d. · , owe ayer. 13 os 1 · evnployee discount, & 631·33?6-tor appt. Uz Reinders Agency hchtlng ds trbr. Ship ••••••••••••••••••••••• woman's dresser $300, ~~f rOJ~ctut · s95 Baker St CM 540..S908 ru!&lthms.. EOE 4020Dlrc:hSt,Stel04 ping, receiving & de· ENTRY Used dbl bed. while 'Singt-r Touch 'N S"w --------1-~1nep1anosF'orSale --. Sales-Smalf co. has car, NewportBeach.833-8190 liveries In our van DOORS/Ho111u w1gold ln~ box s pr sewing macbmUUJ). 2 G.ara~e-refr1~/frenu-; ~tttS"f'-P-IAN()-SH() salary, comm. f;~o:;r:-:a:!1l·~~Ca~U~F~o~r~ru>~RlL.Es~~l•~l>~'~M~I Sala!')' dependinic on~ AT oorsoelow cost mg & mattreli'S.. SU boys bikes. s pagnum S50 Beer lapper refntt . 8600Ham1ltonAve H B 'RHt-ant ll'act~1teif~tart perlence 540·3353 New & used. A vanety 9GO-l.346aft 4.30. . tMss planter~. etc S56 S'25 Velvet sofa. $75 C ~.8775 N 1 can sell reereatlon equip. Sea d Rd ow ,accepung :ipp1ca 752-8204 Sec'yAss't Warehouseman· lns ula· Mlllwork lnstallallon ~SCIM 8055 war Melody Su•. SIOO Banld1nancmgava1I ~~.~ ~:n:~l~w~~: SaJ-Need sbrp lndlv1du;i.I lo t1on cont.ractor In L If.. 415 Old Newport Bl. N 8 • •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Hobday barga1nll. at your 646-7&62 Stetnway. -19JO. s · 11 ". food h ... a.Mist mrunnlng 1 person gd. co. benef1\.'I 495·1832 New s· Cast Iron Elger Mull1-ram1ly Sat 11 18 9 fuigertJps 1556 Jo: Oct>un Game tbl ~et , JOKging S7!IOO Ebony oer 1ervers. Ot>te~s. Wallpapers To Go. A sub· olflce. Must be accurate bath tub, Left hand drain. f.o 5 Many household gin Bl. 111 lhe alley. Balboa ma ch rocker. tile lbl. 640--0625 day & night. cooks day & sidary or Gt'neral Mills typ111t, take shorthand & 646-13'1? Ile~ Good pnces Pine lamp11. barometer. de:.k. -----rught. bus peraon. day & hu an lmmed opemnti we 11 or g • n 1 zed . WAIEHOUSEMIH St Collel(e Pork. 1rv Lathe. ladders. gym set. 2 ladder back ch1&irs. UPRIGHT PIA.HOS night. also, P/tflll(' book-f<Jr rwl & pt-Ume sales Ch1tllengmg position for Coh 1015 Culver/Walnut nws. antactues. sterro. hand vacumn ma~<' LG SELl'X.-'TION·rREF. keeper Co bcnl'ftts tn· pos at our Costa Mesa aggr essi v e person SeelargeSCanleyWorks ••••••••••••••••••••••• • bike. t·amp~nR. t oys . 000490 ' TUNING & IOCAL l'1ude, p111d vacation. !!tore. Career opt. In· W/Rood stlltude. Send re-ad under Customer Persian , male, blk wt gold Moving/ ult1 -f'am1ly misc. SIS 9. Alley at - -OELIV~RV health ins . employee quire 2300 Harbor lHvd, sume .w/salary hilltory Service Help Wanted. eyes. affectionate. Must Much m I i.c ii up e.r 2714 Aurora.SA Womens clolh1ng. n1-w, Sl • P duwounlB,l<;OE.Apptyln _645-_5058 _____ _._ __ 1 to: Box 397, ,.h Daily goiogoodhome.640·5041 bargains. Sat. 8-5. 3096 .New40golfth"'mwtr .. lr 12, Rugs, It Houseful of 7p~w,'19tlh.0CM~~727" .. persoo at· J P. Mac'11 Piiot po Box 1560 Plalte Or.CM .. h " mlsc1tcms 642·4503 "'° '"° R es tauranl, \014 2 SALESn/TIME Co8t.a'MesaCa 92660 'Wet SUit Mfg. needs cul· DoCJI 1040 J15-DBQw1rotuiser1eon1---------Adams, Huntlnr&lon Housewives, need extra · ter. Exp pref, but will •••••••••••••••••••••••Garage Treasures Lg wh1s. $18 Green plastic 6' Stereo, xlnt cond Muv l!H8 Player Pumo: cocpl 8e11eh. money? Earn $200 week· Service Staqon Atlen-train right person. Apply Yorkshire Terrier pup11, wood deak wtswlvel chr HBQ bench & lbl cover,_2 Ing, no room. onll S700, 9r~~u,Wfc:tr~s. all _________ -. 1 1y showing framed, dant, exper d. Day & In person 837 w 18th. champ blood lines, tiny, Gari:kln tools. exerciser. pcs green f'lei:n1sh !'(lass CorS275 548 3997 _1 _tt:!.J_>11 ___ _ .... ~~'TAURANT orlglnal oll p11lotlng11 Eves. Full & p/tlme. AP· C.M. s hou. 31b s tud ser v lounge furn. etc. Call 22x28, S8 . ~ erultzcr w 1 Kimball Magic Chord ·~ Crom $19 thru party ply, Shell Station. 17th & 530-5649 536-9989 spreader $6. Brwn poller ~:r ssor ~er S2f Or Rll n s pec m In I phin, no' 1nvesl'mcol. Irvine, HD. WOltK AT HOME < Sat/Sun After 10 AM 8 pc dishes new, full set kit $l50 83 1 1e ~ct or a 1 horseshoo, dble keybrd c.rl't Jr. It now oc• accapt'-9 .,,.,cetfoM ....... o.,.. .... COUNTER PERSONNEL Terry. 631·2401 Serv\ce Cashier exp nee. Pbooe sales. ll1ht bulbs AKC Beagle pupa. Field dinlng rm set. Sl!SO, 7 slab cab hardware blk iron I · console, rens 968~ Sal " CaU530-5220 ChampionSlred s liding close doors 8 $5. Plumbing & e lec Faaut~brabp.N..8...l'~n-_ SA.HTA s.&aryepe~rolet()o Hl666 wooden wlndow shutters drcommoctC' nib Club ror ule $92~ a ldwln '2l0 lJll~ We need Sarrtas from -.:".: Chapman . -rR~KER. ~J.7n5 ~l\oemsl•crtar. Friendly 3Jr~ld AK" rca $1 ea 69 x 40 Inch red .Uke new S.CS. yd tool11, Flrm644-9757 ~~·~·auto rhythm. fan-Nov. 2•·Dec. 2-4 , at Or · 8 • ., ., • .,1 .... ... " -f l' d mini 'blind 525 other toys, galore much more ....,m inge"168·!'100 Laguna Hiils Shopping •·k 1 ange.H....--llt or H.igh bl chemlstry or Keeshon ema le, n 9 misc housebO\d · Items. all usable. Cash Only' Hummel plates 1972 77, or----. Moct..1-_1 10,2 Center. We furnish cos-~ •CW Mrt am on work eitper wt ch em good home. Make offer. 552 629 1706 Hi1hland Or Nwpt Butcher blork tbl. 6 _._...., -tumei. 71'4/633-1523 bet. BobOray. helpful. E o E.~9-3281 fl46.7805all 5:30. ·\ B<'h 542.3431 Sat/Sun ch111r 9xl2 are11 ruR ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9-5 · ~ d SAT/SUN Nov 18119 ~ ICM onl new brown Rug sham Brother Sewing M acj:unc . Service Station atten . Yard Ma.n. rental center German Short ha I ,r to 4 PM SOI Morningstar . '/ pooer Queen size sleeper ' S50 i---------1 ~!T . e.xper. Apply hu openings for 2 men. Pointer puppy. AKC. Lane.Ne rt Bch. Misc F\lrrutur! & a Rood . " -:-~·5956&ft4pm :..-• "'"gun• Chevron. 604 S n i-:... . 17'74 ......,., _ __,,._ orta. CM As>t !!:..&, Zig-~ _ll(lw1nJ ~huu:.__ ___ ..,. . . .. ~zrr·--J 1.Ji('y~1a B'i1lanniru w /patlern !ltl~l·t or new, ~c. WC?rld Book:. buttonhole. ~blnet $75 --~--------- nt1 'F.M s•:u . ·•:M TR.\Ot: ·1-:~t tu·:~·r · t:." 642·5678 DAILY PILO~ ) IS THIS •AT CAR SALESMEll LOOK . THEN WHY NOT DROP BY BARWICK DATSUN FOR A CHAHGE OF FACE? AT BARWICK YOU CAN BROWSE ALL YOU WANT . "" /\1\A;.A *BUY. OR LEASE! ~LL NEW 1979 210 STD. HUGE SELECTl()N . . . AND WE OFFER 1000/o FINANCING ON APPROVED CREDIT. COME ON DOWN AND DRIVE AWAY IN THE DATSUN OR YOUR CHOICE! UKE . TO YOU? ~cl • • • ~ /\1\A;.A BUY OR .LEASE. . 1979~ T 280ll ... BECAUSE HERE IN LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY OUR SUPER LOW PRICES AND SUPER LOW PAYMENTS ARE WHY WE SELL SO MANY NEW & USED DATSUNS . -... -"kA-A_..,. __ BELOW DEALER C ~EW 1978 SHORTBE ... _ .. . WE'RE DEA~IN'! ........... 1.956 Chevy, 4 door hard top, l Owner. 1'op cond. $2495 CM 548.-rl or Big Bear TI4 585-5880 1949 i<'ord. 44.000 onit m1, oni p&Jnt, lb1~ t•ar •~ totally orig It in xlnt cood. Formerly owned by an 89 yr old man for 29 yrs . Jst $2900 takes ~or646-Z231 'ZI T Ford. tounnit .sbow c:ond Xlras. $5500 farm 536 0045 eves. '48 FORD WOODY Fully reaured ! W..500 G7S-ti161 Recr1atl1R1t VtWdes 9S30 ·····················.!! Sandloys Sandra1l, relbt 1700 VW eng. ~rooved slicks. T trlr. rec for ort road, $1.SOO/bsl ofr 1714 J 170 1943 dy'\, Mtkt•. 846-8360 a ft 6P M MIW7,- . c1•01• lllA 11HDIOIOMl SIMI '#I Ille.If. Co•Mne AMC/J .. - "7' CtM!vy Short~ Ml • cond. k> m' •1, woo. ·54$A;...__.._, ' .. 76C .. ftOUT SUIFBYAM Aulometlc. AM/FM !ltttee> tape, pwr. steer· 1nJ:, hJ·bat'k s~•l !I, special pamt, crwse «>n· tro&. pop.lop roof, MUS. flu tanks, Tacoma w~ls It k>w miles. Lit'. lll83'1~ Ser P324 7. 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Must sell' ~g.7704 7 1 Corolla ltiOO. nhll t>nlC Xlnl t·ond . hkl.' nu $1295 642 371>7 711 Ceht·.1 GT l.tflbuck mu!tl "t:t'. !> i.r1d •• 11r AM l"M !.lt>rt•o. mJtc" cw. un Mn p 11l-.:-X ltH 1•ond Evt', & wknd'i. 552 068'1 1970 Toyota wagon Vcrv .:ood 1·ond $15011/ b~'' (){ r-A II -6 lie winut~ 645-6859 74 ToyOla Corolla wal-(on llJ)l."lc-d S 14 7 S 834-0292 or 840 371M '75 U>rona Station Wat(on 1 dr 4 ,pd. am fm_ &:ood c:ond $2.)4IO Call 497-3945 uCt ~l i6 St.tuon Wal(on. xlnl 1'1>nd. radial tares, A <:. AM/FM. :rnlO 496 6747 ·72 -Toyota Lon~ bed ooh !>hell, wmdt>Wl>. Spolh•:- on top. xlnt 1·ond. S27:i C.:a II Hus' Jft 5. !l:ltl 71113 IK711 HEl\Cll RLVO tflJNTINGTON ll~AC.:11 Kl:! ~11111 5 11heed. stereo tape. ---------Black. a lloy$ <S48LXI I •$12.700• ·75 91 LS Tarp a . copper mcl. 1·· polis hed maJ{s. lowered $15.500 557 52611 1975 PORSCHE t 14 2.0 J,.ITRE A ir l'O nd l 11 o n 1nl(, A M I fo' M r u d 1 o , Mags.copper (846M YO I • S6,t95• '73 914 I 7 l mmar. S4800rotrer Sle 1: ays '71 Toyota Import Executf•eCaN 9 Tn Choose l"rom' SCELICA'1 Blac:k, Sll11f'r . Ht•utt-. Gold All with "'uclorv Air Cond1t1onlng • l CRESSIDA'' I Wal(on. 2 Sedun:. I COROLLA Lift back, 5 tipt'cd with A1rCondi11onir11( SAVI SS THIS WEEKEND! Bill Maxey 10YOTA 1888J t.JEACll Bl.VD llunllngton Reach 847-8~ TR-7 Fmuthed In the JnO$l popu.lar t-c>lor of russcu brown wi t h Rold plnstrtpe11 -f''1ltcd 'Wl(h 5 ______ .. pee-ISer.~1931 A super bur malrung On · Wrnt)' a ir. 41tooJy s nrf. mo g whcda.. 831M!812 am/fm ~ass lmm1u·. P/P. Sl3,500496·1300 8C, Wtlti btlt "1tlt'7"lft!W radials A Konll. xlnl c11r. Hal,~ S59t5 IAUHMOTOlS 292.5 llarbOr Rlvd COSTA$ '79·2500 ---f;Jcp. 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'71 VW Sqrbk. very eood '7 Bntlab radftcJl'ffn with to\llly equipped In ud lng ~eater Ir low m iles. cond .. lo ml, auto, new :=~Jhan~T '63 l22S Xlnl. trarusportu tan trim a filled M11t icebox stove ~ in& S u P e r C L E A~ ! brakes, A M1 Fll caaa Call eva 548-41792res. , · ~ ~· runa aood. ~ co"ffl all...t be one of be<t. cnlEJl>. · (781NQW>. • stereo. $1500. &U·41MO, ___ ..;....;._;__· ___ ,_:.:~·.:::=""'..._=------ th• cleanut u u d Ot&YSlttS OMLYSlltS ut.5L4. '70V~W~Bua~Cuat.omint. ·ii Volvo w-a1on; 1· apo.UC'ar• avallabltt lQ Mlredl: ....... .68 v w c r 1 new--utee, snrf. Aulna owner; aee to appreciate. dayl 0;.11""2116!0fll .-./I.... Mad.,11.....at cond.' odcta ?~· e:g~ S2000Call~ W85.m.o:m . iuoJ{ar.bQr .Blv 215()Harboc Blvd ...c.M...-. ~. '14beaut. or1n1e b1.11. One -IAUm MOTOIS 645-1700 645-1700 . Owner, areal cond, new Alllol. UM4 . 2111 Harbor Blvd. • 65 VW BUS. 20001 ml on Agency paint Jc?b, new ••••••••••••• ... •••••••• COSTA 11£SA '6t PA$JIAQ( oew t!Qlioe. Nu c utch" tires, radio. _;h~e;;,a:.lec;.r:i<I. -RLo-----"~•---1 L;;:;~:::";:'::·::l:=•OO=.=""'!'--l~~~mrttt--en~rtj'~4ITTs ~t!;jt d -~~t•k• ~ty-n~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'W 1 e 1nt.,r1 or. · 12750875-4452 '78 Buick Century Station 195.:IPPO > ·74 Super Beetle. Xlnt '65Squareback Wagon. All power. S yr aluper aharp car I YiAl&bed In uecutlve black with black trl m 4' gold Dlnailrlpa~ dl.Uerent· h•ve a blaclr Tft,7. ($tt 1242) SIJf 5 IAU.MOTOIS 2925 llarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t7t•ZIOO $14'5 ~ond. AM/FM. air cond, '600/beetoffer warr. Clean . 165'00. mags. lo ml. c;au Anita 64S-QllorW·l82l 962-7223a1Upm. 673-4715 or 963-6767 . --------'69 VW BUI AM /FM -iOSkylark. Vnyltop, a1r·.--....;"1 :n..Campmoblle nu-tu ---1'¥Pe-ill2S"' H e~ooct-~vwd":" reblt eng w/guar .. = 645-525Zeve&:wknda. S950/beslotfer675·9386 xtru. Perf cond. · '71 Regal "2-00llls.9-5188. v-.. t772 $5000orbe8t.oCfer. Vr•L-·11 vw Fastback, A/C, ••••••-••••••••••••••• S48-31.24 ...._..... ss.ooo mi's, xlnt cond. OIAMCHtOUMTY 1.1711 BEACH BLVD. $ll00.~·520&. VOLVO Cac8 '" 5 HUNTINGTON' BEACH ,.. 18711 BEACH BLVD. · '72Super Bug EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO ...... ~ ............. .. 842·3'.IOO HUNTINGTON BEACH new eng &: tires ltlnl Larleat Volvo Dealer '77 Sevllle wbl w/rt:d · bod & · in Orange County• • '71 VW CONVE{lTIBLE 1142 2000 on&. y paint ant · BUY or LEASE . ltbr Int. Sll,500. yellow, n ew lop. xlnl .75 LeGrand urr at.ereocass. ~-0528 . DIRECT P.P. 492·9722 ferC-6178 sell! S2950. Hl·S829 AM/FM caas sterero. cond. $4500 or $1000 &1\d mecb. AM/Fii. Beat of· stereo, perf. ~.-Must Rabbit '75 dlx 4·dr, air. ~~,,~-~,~·~ '74 CdV. EiLceptional '70GT6+Ca~ft~· '71 JM to 13 000 I "f, clean.12'175. 675-4857 • • ·TOP.833-3086 83IMM63 $Sl95 .• A~ I FM . s ter:'o: oc~'!!~DOUSW 1986 vw Cam pr Bua SI.SO 2025 s. Manchester '63 Cluaic Cad Convert. •--.--7-~-'--·---"--1--magwbll.813-7379 ~-'73 Super Beetle $2200 A-~ 750 201l orla ownr. xlnl cond . • _.""" Like New! Panama MuaUell8-3819 -1e11..:111t11 -S3.'500negotiaLe,64CMU~. ROADSTER lt75 UNIT brown, radial tires . ...._ M ••-,.--., .,. Burgund)' w/black in · 4door,4speecU,AMffM U.3459S> • ew .__ -"•w ....,.Mew tlOO tenor. Overdrl ve. Al· stereo. (784MYA > rricecl to Sell! ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos have more CLASS when advertised DAILY PILOT In the 642-5678 loya. (629KB0) S2lt5 15 BusestoCboose Priced To Sell! SADOLEIACIC '74 Duber. Xlnl cond, l ooks n e w . 4 dr . FM/caaaeue, 4 spkra: $2350, 5'11-a91 . . 1979 HONDAS ~-NO-W' .. 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AJ,I, _REMAINING 1978 HONDAS MUST BE .CLEARED OUT TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE -YOUR CHOICE B~D '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS 6~~~0 '78 HONDA 5 SPEEDS. (SGC4S3157Sl 11588) • CSGC.0296331 OS«> _iSGE•S2mll.U36ll..!..1SG.EA004S34l ("99ff ---~ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GOOD SELECTION -IMMEDIATE DEtlVERY Service & Parts Open 'tll 10:00 P.M. Morlday thru Fr1day 3!fmoe-~-.,.. •OOfOV.cl CfecJ•' l .,..i~ t!tnd •~U.I '77!>() 00 T <>'"' moN-V HKI 1092 OJI I h i mo 17'3 '9 MC c141C1 122!>00 "<. n ••OOI :ie----Oll -..i~ • ..-- '""'"•' Ut6000 TOlat _...., <90 t32066 11 .. "'0 '101116. "' ,d•ll llt6 ltC '94001 GREAT USED CAR DISCOUNTS 1974 ci..yv..-'1386 1976 Mwary C.,t 13986 (535LFFI (312ROIJ I '72 Mwary C.,t SJ686 1977Ford ....... s4496 1669tl<Pl (500SRLI . I '74 "°"'* Gr.Id .... '1986 1977Ford ..... '4686 (368SPRl 1803SNFl 1974 D-'-610 '2486 1971 Mwawy J.,er,r s4986 1607RECl 1973UZOI "I' ClwTy CM...,._ s2486 1'77 Mwary Ctipri ·'5486 12 2REZI (l5346 J tf74 Ford LTD -s2686 ltJI Merc.~WCJll. '5686 (26535) (275581 . . 1974 Mwary C...,.. ~2886 tt77 ac..-. S5886 1221281 (IH04601 ... 15~~~ ..... I 104TH ) S2986 .) 975 IMW 2002 '5986 (619WWN) 1976 AMC P'ecer · S2986 I 972 MwcMn ZIOSC '6786 1794SPNI l244UYJI I 971 Mtf'QWJ MoMrdl I 112LWWl s3496 1'76C..-.C~ 1899UKVI '8486 lf7SFont-. '3686 lf76LIKIM..._.IY S8486 (963LRVI 1243881 197 4 M~ c:.c..,.r S3986 1977 CW, CCW'ff'tte $) 0 886 (555KJLI 1889RKUI , All Gars Sub1ect To Pnor Sale -All Pflces Plus Tax & License ATTENTION SKIERS MOW In the Clasaified Section of the Daily P_ll..:.o_t _...._._..1 __ ~..._-"'11 ~===:"9-Ow New aaalHolttorr 11SKllNG" .,, ... SILL ... ,... ... ~ ... ateo LODGING To ':9rr:'r aCf~ -llJ!ll Fl Q!{i·~Z,.5611 -........ ,." ..... ".~·· (I "It El Dorado, 1ray w/lilver top, ltbr Mlll, n•w Ll ru • brk a . be1ut1ful tond. '1,000 PP D71n 'RDIA .... Mew HELLO 1979's! HERE NEW 1979. CAPRI BIG VOLUME SELECTIONS READY FOR IM.MEDIATE DELIVERY. ----' FREE! COME IN AND REGISTER TO WIN A "KITCHEN FULL OF GADGETS" NOTHING TO BUY.- , GADGET SET INCLUDES O.E. Food ProceHor .01t9f ltllchen Center • O.E. Cof· · fee Miker • Alval Can Opener and Knife Sharpener • Rlval FOOd ~leer • Proctor Siiex Elec· trlc Juicer • 01ter Ice Cruther and 0 .E. 4-Sllce Toa1ter. SALE ON SUPER-TRA 1974 MARK IV V 8 llUIO 11.,,a flK.t •11 lull POw• p-llr C..RYSLER. V 8 eulO lrllfta. l•ct .. ,, pwt. llt. pwr OIK llAJ , OWi WllOWS.. AMJf.M iaci.oa---41>< .... ~~----.,,._-~IMll .. eo •le.ti •llCI• .. • "'nyl roof. 1111 w,_1 f M rllCllO ate•eo. ltMI •llCllala. 11n1.o O'-· cruJM COOi •'3~J0 ' Uncl<lu IOP. 1111 wf>M1 cl\llMCC>nl 13e6NZM 54988 197SCOUGAR XR 1 V 8 auto Irena. lllCI ""· l>W' air. pwr 01K Ot~a pwr wlllOOwa. 1>W' IMla, AM FM •a<IHl ".,"° llpe wt111ew .. 11. Lllnclau 1op. 1111 wh'" I C.•u•M cont ll02•LWZ 53488 1971MARKV ' v.a. auto Ilene . lac1 .... lull oow., pwr atr . pw1 winoowa. pwr H i ia, AM FM radio 11ereo, Lorttfau 10p, 1111 wnee1 orulM eon1· 1 ll&SXG 58988- 1976 IOICAT W-oDll • cvt lldOrv • CIOllOlllOf"''O· AM -.... •Mli<ll "'-fN!lao -...... W>yl rool ~·-90llROU • ,. 1970FORD M.aVERICK. 8 C'(I . IUIO ltllfta. my! root •1~NA 51088 1977 MONARCH . v.. ""'° , ...... f9clory .., oondlllonlng -tl-.nQ, AM-f'M rllCllO. tf(MI ...... Ur-.. 1-0 ...... •l"Yf fnllll!Or 1•1nRT s5795 ITIC 1821 Clal74 ----oooDBYE COUGARS - 1978 COUGAR XR7 Landeu roof, •tMI btt. WNI, -·p-1111 whl., CNIM control. full power, auto temp air COftd. AM·FM Quad S-...0. Alf. tlnl glaH, WIN wttl. COMn, and me>r9. Factory New Car W•rranty. o. YAGE VERSAILLES __ _ 8 VERSAILLES 4 DR. LH• than 2SOO ml .... FuM luxury equip. plu1 euto temp air cond., AM·FM CIUM 1lerM with power antenna. cu1tom two-tone pefftt. fcwved alum wttl• •• •PMd controt, and more. Factory MW cer ..,.,..,1y, s10 . • 9Tk. I jl060M) Full klxury equipment ptu1 coach roof, AM·FM quad 1tereo, auto temp air cond .. mlchelln W/W 1tHI blt1 .• tilt wheel Ind mor9. Fae· tory MW CM waminty. TOWN t:OUPE ---•SO LONG MARK v•s----- 1978,MARK V limited pt'Oductlon car wllh vlrtually every luxury equip· ment nallable. Le11 than r-tlOO mlle1. Our bo11'1 per· 1onal ~-Factory ,... Gar WM'lftty. DIAMOND JUBILEE COLLECTORS ITEM ONEONLY . '72 CADILLAC s 1999 SEDAM DI VILLI •••••• Padded lop. leather interior. full power. factory air cond1teon1no. hit wheel a stereo SHARP (799fVYI MALllU SPOttT COUPE 2499 V-8 automatic. e><>wer steenng & batkea. air cond11ton1no at'CI LOW MILES! MUST SEE• t791TCSI -~=~-........ n-999._.llL-.i~lt.---_...:,;. Padded •top. leather 1nter1or. full pawer. factory air oond1l10n1n<J, hit wheel a stereo. (799HOBI •75 FOttDLTD # S3899 t PASS84Gllt WAGON Full P<>wer factory air cond111on1no and VER'( COW Mrtes• I 166MXI I '74 LIMCOLM s3999 COMTI...-rAL COUPI · landau tap lull power spltl power see1s. leather 1ntenor factory a1r cond 1111 wtleef. ~u·se control & AM/FM St9feo (846900) ~g=~···· ..... s3999 Cabrtolet top full p o w e r factory air cond11tonmg. AM/FM stereo with tape decil. 1111 wneel. cruise control & SHARP' I 419HMVl '75 CHRYSl.St s3999 CORDOIA •••••••••• Cabriolet toP leather interior lull pawer. sp111 power seats factory air cond cruise control. till whee• & AMt FM' 'lereo (765N1MI •77 FORD S4899 MUSTANG II •••••••••• Cabriolet 100. V-8 aulomaltc. pay..er steenng and brakes air cond111on1ng. stereo & LIKE NEW w1thonly 15000 m11es1 (477UKR1 •75 CADILLAC $C' C-OUPE DE YIW • • • • • • ~ Cabnolet loP. leather 1nrerlor. lull PoWer. factory air oond1t1001no. AM/FM stereo with tape player & 1111 wheel (389MYOI · '7' CADILLAC s5999 COUPE DE VIUE •••••• Cabnotet top leather •ntenor lull. POWer. factory air cond111oning & AMIFM srereo WEEKEND SPECJAL• (930NOXI '77 MYCURY 56699 COUGAR XR7 •••••••• Cabr101e1 top lull pawer. raotory air COn<J spht seals. AM/FM stereo with tape player cruise control 1111 wheel & LOW MILES• ( 147SGUI '77 IUICI s7999 PAii AVB«ll SIDAM Padded tap. lull pawer. splll Power seats. factory air cond .. 1111 wheel & cruise control. (052TTSI '77 CADILLAC coun Dl·YIU.I ••• ' ••• Cebr1olet too-. Tull e>ower. factorv an cond1tlon1no. tllt wheel, cruise control. stereo. low mueeoe a with 1 vr 112.000 m11e warranty LOOKS SHARP! (999RSI) ----Dodie Dart ltM. 6 cy1, -1".lS: new ;¥ n • ,'.'9"=-r 1---;.. st.'dao. ~ QIU M8 31'0 ·sg o.rt clua. t cyt i.t1ut4ard tr•••· ••• tm• •a.t alf• O\ler M> Call~ . ,_.. tt40 -~·~;;~· ~ Get on t.be rl1ht tPa ck w1lh tbe Dally Pilot C HRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN! Ca ll a Chrtstmar Ad·V1sor at 642-~ '76 Granada 4·dr. 6·cyl, am mac. equipped , S3l00/ofr . 979·1953. :;s1 ... n 9 Eleaant ·75 LTD Landau w every extra. pwr ac- 1:Clll., lo-. m1, 1 careful owner. s@.12J89 •• '55 Ford P.U Mags. clean SLSOO 631·2408 ·73 Ford LTD hrdtop, AIC, radio, P/S, l'/8 . landau top $1625. 60,000 ma. 51U·3404 '73Country Sqwre. 9 pass. all xlrus incl umtrm t-----l:jl.el'e(), Jmma"C CQnd. PIP $2J96 540-4843 . Camper shell. high back Voyaaer. fit'S from '72 Rane hero. Ofter. 838·9332 Eve. Days, 559.~ '75 Granada 2·dr. 29,SOO _.mi..Michelln Ures, vinyJ top, A/C, etc. very clean. $347 S P . P . Ev es. 675-8246. '68Cortino87M ml SSOOftrm 642-4~ late eves '76 LTD9·P·Hs. wgn Brougham. 60-40. stereo wltape. crw1e. yellow. Excell. $4SOO/ofr ~ ~ '72 t pas1enger, c:la1111 J hatch. air shock11. crus· control Sl050. 642·2154 2(1950 f''ord Woodies. l Concourse S9SOO. 1 80'X restore d $6500. Xtra part.II & both garaged. 645-7345 MaYerlck ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·11 Mavtirick. Xlnl cond. Sl2.50/bel ofr. 551·6683 or 559c~ ~c-v •••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST ... -YNCObH~M ERC-URY Dealership .. now OPEN RAYPLADllOE LJNCOLN·M ERCUR Y ltJ.18 Auto Center Dr SDFwy·Lllke Foreat ex1l IAVIN~ 110.7000 ·12 Col. Park 9 pau wag. White. fully loaded ! XJnt ! $2300.175-6161 '75 M o oteao MX . brqham, air, AM/FM, xlnl cond. *2650. &u-2821 ·11 Mere Monarc h. lo mi '1, pr\ll pany. '4850. 673-&182 aft 6pm. ·75 Bobcat wa(f>!'l 4 sp., PS AC, AM/F111 . Xlnt COftd. l2200. pp. 841 ·3900 ........ . tt52 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '6.5 Mustan1. V ·8, auto, A/C, teblt en1. SlOOO 631·3"8 POMTIACS tt16LIMAMS UOITCOWI Poatiae'• belt HU.I ve. automatic, alr coad.', pWr. eteertn1 6 brakee, viayl top • radio. (111NIK). SJt7t 1977UMAMS ~-----~tNMlf OOUPt ONLY lt,800 miles on lhil winner! All th• rlabt eqlllpment PLUS I track str. (..ZRKQ). $4779 COllaL CHmlOLIT .. ...._8Jvd. ootl'AllESA 146-UIO • FIESTA HATCHBACK 1978 DEMO 54•9· F•10 up roof 1 l eng'lne DOW8t·d•!IC brakes. heavy duty paekeoe. radio. movable vent windo ws cast aJum1num wtl9els and many other fearurei> 1•22821 '74 FORD rtHTO INHAIOVT Aulomahc • ad10 ne~er186981 , '72 FORD lTII 4-000I Au1 o mJt1c oower steering COndll•on•no 1•871S) 51777 '73 FORD l'IMTOWAGOH Auloma11c AM tFM radio w11h 8 lrack. healer roof racl<. mag wheels C•0010l / 51177 · FAIRMONT FUTURA 1978 DEMO $ Vinyl rop. cru1se·o·ma11~ fransm1&s1on pewrr steering air condition.no detuxe 1nleri0f grouo AM /FM ,lereo ano wire wl'leel covers 1•:?8991 FOlt OMLY 4-soeeo "IC~ & o•n•l'n front disc bral(e~ dllO mo11• tO • t3b481 IST •t90d t 'Plu'> I J • IOr dt\ mn l 01.1.ils 14084 80 fn.11111 1n11<'~•mcnr ,.,, mo Pdymen1 oiu~ 1200 .~'115M DllJ'> S84 00 llC !Pl> loTahnQ S36tl 10 Based on aooro11e<1 credit ooen •·no lease w1tl'I 45.000 miles or IHI at 111'<1 Of teeee C.p cost S43HI Cett Matt M11hews Now. USTANG MACHI 1978 DEMO 55281 '7 6 HOND.~A-----1--\f-8-c-ru•• e·o·m111c 1ransm1ss1on W•GOH oower ">leermq oower 1><a~"' rJd•O +•oecw rld.o helltr 1•80581 tinfeo g1.i1o" Jnd .i11 tne ~fdndaro learure~ aq718 53377 '77 DODGE ASPIMWAGOH Automahc oower "eerino oower brakes AM FM Slt'ft'O 1•88401 '74 FORD 10 ~ASS WAGOH Automatic r>ower steering oower bral<es air COndlltOnlllQ root rack I •90161 '75 FORD F-150 SU'H CAI Automatic OOV-1'• ''fll"•nq POw111 t>r.1~0!. .w cond1hon·~ A~hFM <,tr·f"( •87b6l '76 FORD IANCHHOGT Aulomahc air cono111on1ng AM/FM 'ltereo radio 1•90241 ---.-77-D-AT-S-UN __ _.. $2277 rtCJUf' Automatic. a ir conditioning. stereo 1•8350) '73 FORD F-250 Aulomllc cower steenno oower bfakes radt6, h8119f 1•86851 GRANADA GHIA 1978 DEMO $6489 LTD 2-DR. 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Coa~I movlnjrt ac n>t·n urounl1 lhl• G3S Cuard 0Cfk1 '' madt> a ha·\l loot uu\k ·r .lll ll 1oov(•d throuvh ' minute ~ rt>ty lnSpt.'ClJOn loduy ht port, ~h1ch hud bl't'n ()r of 11 Bntish t nkur t·ury1n1t th•· re-d clean.'<! or ull tr1((1c gas be(ort.' uJlowtnK 1t to dc)(k h€' prolt! t wt·~ organu.t.-d The C1vend1:.h. loaded with by a group ('alltnl( llttt'lr thl' 1l 5 million Rallon~ or LPG Co i.tal and Harbor lla1.iud:. the second lor~cst h1pml•nl In (' unc1I. Califorrua hltttory w uN to doek t'ederal. hhh'. and local tha t. ufll'mooo um1d!>I t•xteru.1H Juthont1~ wurk~ to 1nhure thut l e 'l n er-· aven as · wou arlow a eak occurs. essentia Pirsonnef---Since Petrolane's last LPG' dO<'k amd un•oad .-sitfe\y-, -19a1d A. l anke ~l)IOS10n here two The Federal Aviation Ad· shipment two years ago, an ad· Ju h n May . 11 po k c s man ror years killed cil(hl people and in· minlslration w'rned all aircraft dllionul safety valve has been in· l~l'\rOlMt loc Jured 50 _ to stay out of an ctrea one·halr s talled on the pipeline to Mkr a rinal morning lnspec· Under orders from the slate mile on all sides or the tanker minimize spillage. Two sets or t1on. the Cavendish was to move Ocoupational Safety and Health and 1,000 reet high-during its s-ens ing devices -one ul· ut a ispt.'<.'<i or less than 5 mph Administration. several repairs time in port. tra violet and tbe o ther a through the channel were complelcd earlier on the Once docked and refueled, the hydrocarbon vapor d etector - T he Petrolane spokesman said pier. Cavendish was to om oad the could s hut down the pipeline im· the ship contains an additional Legal errorts to block unload· L.PG through a 6,000-foot-long, \nedlately if a leak occurred. 1>a f ety valve to m1nim1ze ingoftheLPG have failed. 36 ·inch·.diamete r pipe ·to Petrolane,officla)ssaid. ')pallage in case of an acci~nt Harbor department police set Petrolane's stdrage tanks In San PreparaUQnS tor the Caveo· and twc;> sets or a sensing devices up a security zone around berth Pedro. Unloading was to take 36 dish's arrival have been under tu automahcalJy shut down Ril~ 120. limHing access to the area hours. -way ror months. orficials said. ____ _:..;__;..;.___;_~----~--~-~~~~-=-~-~~-~-~~__;.--~--~ Both Den· Threat Vice . Mayor Clash By ROBERT BARKER ~ ()I Ille o.lly l>u.t $tnl Hunlington Beach Police Lt Jim Walker said loday he in lends Lo sue Mayor Pro Tempore Richard Siebert in connection with a mysterious dt-ath threat that Siebert allegedly reported lo city officials. Lt. Walker said t hat Sie!>t?rt Initialed a memorandum that al· leged that Walker made a threat 1 Six T eens : Charge d in -· VandalisBI Police say they have halted a wave of break·ins a nd van· dalism at a north Huntington t Beach parochial school with the a rreftt of six more neighborhood nagers. ix break-ms during October an A gust at the Hebrew Ac e y. 14401 Willow Lane. to kill Siebert when he visited one of Siebert's pharmacies last Friday. City orriciah; clamped a lid> of se.crecy on the mcident but. 1t was learned that pohcc have launched an investigation into the episode. Siebert said today that the controversy is a misunderstand· ing based on second and third . hand reports or witnesses "and I 2Lopsided Wins Tallied Th urs dity nig ht 's Orange Coast High school !oo&.b&IJ acUc>n yJ•Wed two lopsided victories: Fountain Valley 31 Newport Harbor t3 MtsUon Viejo 54 Lagua. Hills 7 See details in tod~y·s s ports section. , have resulted in an estimated Lagun G • $10.000 in property losses. school a ay officials said. Police Sgt. Ron Jenkms saJd Mu d T •al six boys, between the ages of 15 r er n and 16 years. were apprehended last week and charged with Goe J burglary and vandalism at the 8 t~ ury . academ y, f ormerly Cook ,, Elementary School. The trial or a Laguna Beach The youths ure expected to man accused of a bludgeoning face court proceedings with murder during a n a ll eged their part>nL•< at a later date. The homosexual rage ended Thurs· boys have been released in their day with the defense attorney parents'custoc1y. police~aid. claiming the prosecution had L<1st month. six other teen· failed Lo prove its case. agers were arn•sted in connection -wtth 1t<"1ldemy break•in$ b~--1,,J4>fendam-Earl-SeN1mlin. 'l7. vandaltsm continued s at quietly as lawyer Tom Reilly but the vandahsm contmued. told an Orange County Superior On Oct 28. police s taked out Court jury there was not sum. the school. localed Just south or ci~nt evidence lo justify a guilty the Westminster city lim1t.s, but verdict. left Just before the youths broke Reilly's client is accused or into a classroom and caused beating 69.year-old Albert $5.400 in damage. Daniel Willard to death in hb Ann Verna, a spokesman for 1 Be the 314-student school . snid local 4 aguna ach home the night or residents may have contacted July 29• 1977· am disavowing that Walker in· tended any harm." · "It was a misunderstanding made in the heat of the moment and I am absolutdy 100 percent certa in that there was no threat.·· Siebert said he has written a letter · that eompletely ex . onerates Walker. Wa lker. a \0-year veteran of the polke department and a member of the police ofCicer·s o~ny Piklt PMIO enlract negotiating team. says he doesn't intend to let matters drop. "Somebody is Sht>oling craps with my career and I don't lik(' TYPICAL HUNTINGTON STREET SCENE? An employee of Counc ilma1L..John Thomas <1ight 1 chats with police picket~ Officer J~rry Evans. who wears a T-s hirt procla1min~ "Pigs Are Beautiful" and .police dis patcht.:r Sha ron Pirus while .a girl on horseback l rots on by . it,·· he said. W a Iker said the bizarre and confus\ng chain of events began Friday when he was waiting to &et JD.ed.id.oe.. al...a.J)hUIDJlC.)'_io._ which Siebert is a. part owner Wa lker said while he was waiting. he d.iscus&ed current negotiations in which police arc seeking pay lncreases. He said he told e mployees of the pharmacy that-Il\e ITrm might llulitingt,on-Bolice l;ontinue ·PU:lreting become the site of information About 30 oft-duly Huntington pickets. Beach policemen picketed the He also said that he m ay have businesses o( two more City · said in jest a statem ent Lo the ef· Council members for two hours reel that he was surprised that today an an cfrort to push for pay Siebert the day before was wi ll· hikes. ing Lo get on a city ha ll elevator Pickel line s went up at with three armed police officers. Councilman John Thomas· truck "I honestly don't r~member if and cranc:,.yard. 18851 Ste ward I said that but If I did it was St.. and~ounci lm an Bob because of recent refe rences Mandie 's auto repair s hop. 424 that Huntington Beach police of. Main St. ficers "havl! been s uch bad Three other police officers. guys ." carr ied placards in front of The events now gel a bit hazy Huntington Beach City Hall. No but the alleged statement con· incidents were reported. cerning the elevator ride Several policewomen a nd becomes mlsconstrued. communications workcr:s also "Now I am supposed to have Joined the picket lines. said that I haye a gun and when Police Association President I rind Siebert it will all be over Jeff. Cope said the line~ were for""htm •. ~ Walkersat-. -----tnf<>rmatlonal pkkets. P1Cket~r& passed out information flyers about their contract demands. A city official reported that police a re asking for what amounts to a 15 percent pay hike after 15 months. Police say the City Council has offered a 4.6 percent pay boost. t he fi rst salary hike s ince October of 1977. Contract talks h ave been going on since. the policemen's working agreement expired Oct. 1. Police bega n pi c ke tin g Thursday morning at Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert '11 two pharmacies. Police al s o began a 'ticket-writing s lowdown lai.t week to protest stalled contract l-alks.- Walker categorically denies that threat Siebert concurs and alleges that things got out of ~'ormburger Due: perspective because of second n 1 and thlrd·hand accounts . H11ss Test_ Neutron .·Weapon MOS COW c AP l -Soviet President Leomd I. Brezhnev told a group of U.S. senators to· duy {he Soviet Union has tested a neutron weapon but decided against puttmg 1t into produc· lion. one of the senators said. Ta lk1ng to reporters im· m ediately after a one-hour Kre mlin meetin~ with Brezhnev. Sen. Thomas f'. Eagleton als"o said" Brezhnev, told tht! group that he 1s wilhng to meet Presa· dent Carter any time and any place. but "only when we have a new SALT agreement... · The Missouri Democrat quot· cd Brezhnev as saying. ·· F_>.res1· _deal Carter and I have ·just a couple or minutes to let the mis· siles fly. The U.S.S.R. will never let them Oy first. But 1f the Unit- ed States docs. we can still deslroy the United States. Wa lker said there a lso is a · mystery of two different memos 'Q • f T• ' ' "But we must settle our prob· supposedly injlialed by Siebert uest1on 0 one !ems an a peaceful way ... with city officials. Eagleton quoted Brezhnev as Walker alleges in the firi.t saymg Soviet designers tested ·a m~mo that Siebert claimed that neutron weapon "but gave it up. police with Information about the break-in aftt-r reading about he had heard reports that CHICAGO IAP 1 --The owner of ha mburger and call 1t a We never started production." The youthful a ppearing def en· ·r E h 1 h · w b "h ·d C l d th. Walker was armed and looking o art worms nc. says e 1s " orm urgtlr. e sa1 . ar er ann,ounce 1s year dant admitted in his testimony for him. adding .. Wormburgcrs ... to the Richards said he S"llS about the United States woultf not go it in newspapers . Besides overturned desks and painted walls. religious jewelry, soda pop aod petty cash were am ong the most common items taken in the burglaries Co ast tt\at he was in Willard's home ~ h d ·-'th od t· r · Walker said there is a second 100 recipes he has for using pro· 1.5 million worms a week at his . a ea w• pr , uc ion o its that night but denied having as· · · h d ·00 ood b b Elk G v ·11 t d. saulted his occasional homosex· memo. however, in which tem-nc r1 worms as r s u ur an rove 1 age neu ron weapon, pen mg prog. Siebert claims that Walker ex· ·supplements. operation for a variety of uses -ress in negotiations · to limit ual sex act partner. pressed surprise that Siebert got A fallt·food chain has denied like eating up sludge -a nd has strategic weppons and military But p.r o sec u lo r Tony on the elevator wi.lh him. rumors that it used ground red received ~bout 50 inquiries (orBc.es.h d .d Rackaukas insisted that fool· · Walker said the second memo worms in its hamburgers. about using them as food ror re:z: nev ha dsat prbeviously prints left in Drano srilled or "is an obvious atlempt to cover humans. the Soviet.s ha the a ility to l hed th n th vi h But DJlrrell Richards, owner .. The main thing in their produce a neutron weapon, but frm~: ~:i&peroo°fpor ~ltiv:th~l uC l e 1.m00ore serhious death of Earthworms. s aid it's a preparatlonis tobollthemforfive this was his first revelation that Scramlin beat Willa rd to "death c arge. n't see ow anybody "question or lime before dried or six minutes to remove the dirt. such a weapon had been·tested. withawoodenfertilltystatue. Si~~~~.1he r~dm it except worms wllltakethcir placelnthe Then pul them ln a 350·degree The Soviets have mounted a R~ckaukas told the jury that Siebert sa1d he didn't make diet.". ov.~nror t5 minutes."~esaid. w~rldwide propaganda cam. __ Jlleathe .. ~~ramtln became enra,en wblD lllr1llllm::MftllL.--tbrot to..-Gf-__ People •lffM ea\ .... u.. _ 31 ~t .t-«•~-~o ~Jl-~--.......... ·• •~-&at t.e._.ru-t~m41,::f:.:·~~l~ant~!a~De~~~edl~1~t~h~re~a~t!ened~~~~-1kl~µs_Jltl£[_dedlneiitf4i:.Cllln.JmeinL~o~,_~t•~rs~.~Ol!t~o~~s~·~s~~a:-it~~IRlm-~"fft~lea~dt:;;fZ'." lfk~.fftet;i,_,....-.e~,,._, e........,-...--.a. uman . --~-===---eJu:.1.¥-m-0-J' n i:; ~ ex se ar re a ons 1p. _ on the mauer......---s p mp. a worms will-l e a . _ device. oth erwise fair through-'--~"¥.-nol that , the prosecutor "I made a statement based on max with any kind or cooking, be 11 l . Satorday. Lows Lonight 45 said, taunting by the victim second-hand infQr.malion from • noted. lo 52. H..ighs Suturday 68 to touched ofl stramlin's alleged my employees that I thought Richards. 43, said he cooks 73. ....7 _m,.ul'der'Q~ ~ ~ .f -•• -was accurale-"~~!..-;;-,"-worm cookies and -.orm cak~ _ .Wbat.e.ve.r lae re a.son. Stebert-aald. • .. _ boul .. --i. iN81DE TOD"" · RlfCklukas said. ~ramlln did "I did not rue an oflicial com· a~.'·rW:c8them ~:, ~Y two In Franc~ thq call him kill his aged homosexual partner PI a int with the city ad · children who are 9 and 11. But Michel souna. fn Japan M ts. and should be found g uilty. mlnlstrator. I am absolutely my wife doesn't go for it yet. Mild Kuclti. In the good old R~illy dis missed the pros· convinced that Lt. Wa lke r never "For dinner Lonlght, I'm going u .S .• M'• Mickey Mot.IM oftd ecutor's motive arguments as intended any h~rm to come to to mlx one-tenth cup oC dried he's 50 JIN" old Saturday. conjecture and tnsisled that the me, .. Siebert said. earthworms to a quarter pound see Femurlng, Page Bl. and slx·man. sh<·woman Jury should return a nol guilty verdict. Weekender. Cl. The Jury deliberated aboulone •••ex ~ bclore.aolnL.bo~c... (or th.e t's-· 1111D'e Snow Clo3ei Schools By _The Associated PreAs night but was scneduled ~ Israel MullA Egypt 'Link' Minnesota's · rlrst heavy snow of the se·ason dumped up to nine•inches in some areas overnight. forcirtg schools to close and snarling rush·hour com· muting in the Minneapolis-St . Paul area. <Earlier stor}J A4 > ar ~•&ood-&A>-htvolv• • ~ ine inches was reported at Red Wing, and an ., • ..,,~. •n A1111w.,.._ aa sume deliberations today. lYASHlNOTON (AeJ ha w.-•,: .= ,,_ ~:~ Mldeast peace talks. In their serlea or step• lo be taken accumurallo o s :J< rnChes was rep0r\oo in the Min· ~. ·~: ;:-.=::::= :; sixth week, are lnchln& ahead us ~ ~'' •"._,.. c.w Choke Ban Off Isr ael welabs "new Ideas" by £i-=._ :: ='"'"" ~ • EIYPl to 11nk their propc>sQd •" ._.~ "' LOS ANGELES <At>l -A peace treaty to future negoOa· ~ Ct~ ~=:-c:n propou l to ban the Ule or lion• O\'el' the PaJ.ettbU111nJaaue ..... = ·~ :::S:-~· a-~ chbe~eneboldedafebaylpoedllt~e offticheeta.hLou,., The propc11al1, deUv~red by ,,.,,,....... e1 ..,,. ~ •'I--~·~ l!rt&lcteot Carter h1 E11 ptlao -----------nae d Ctt.y Counc: • Vlct P~l Kotni Mubarak. Loward Palestinian autonomy on ncapolls melropolltan area. • the West Danit or tt'le Jordan School was CDl\Celcd for the day ln many areas. Rlv4r and in tM-Gaza Strip ,... and huardous driving made school buses late In a ··The ~ace talks will con· number of other commµnltics . Unue. Tbey .are not •toPPtd~ ._ Jn M.Jctugan's Upper l'eomaula, up t.o-.six inches Tbey ~e not 1otn1 to stop." fell , :~= roads and complicallng the search for -IE~~Lu-r ..JW.~luzma.a.,a~.-.11i..1t~NlflUl~"4ll..._-t--""11* hunter reported mlss1ng1'hui:aday. mtnlater. tald reporters . • ' Actn•ss Bt.·1 ri.ull'lll' P l'll'I s ..,peaks to thl' cro"d duri ng ., rail\' m Lo~ \n~l'll'' 'fh111., chi) ;.i ~ p.11 ( o l t hl· "'' 'l'111tcl Jn n u a I · · G r l' J t /\ nH· ra l' J n Sm okeout " lll'I button reads , "Ka lis ffll'. I don 't smok e." W ~1llNG'fON 1AP1 Th · llouat-a». 11lnilllOn.> l'<>m mall.Cc ~.11 c1 t ud.Jy It hu ... found no t'\ 1dt-rWl' thul u "f1 u.1d of ufr dut y f-fl( •l J(ttftl • ll'tllM•IOUll'd ~urllll I utht·r l\Jnft Jt 111 that U1t· •own rr w•i. dart.'<'lh 111volvtd.111 lhl' C'IYll tl~ht ll·Odl'I ,.. t1eath In In)' WJY -liilL " tm.1tuu ~ ... a··ru ·l~t·nt 'Jld lhl• burNIU rondul'lt·d U 10 \l'..11 \f'111h•ltU " ,11(11111,t f\1n1o1 <1nd tht•11 hotrht•cl Iii, 111 \ 1•-.u.:.11100 of tu ... Uhbllfll/llOJI IOll _b) 16{noran~· thl• pm ... 1b1lt_l)' or rnn'l p1 rnr}. . Arthur' \11111.111.:h. llllW u l'OI lq((' proft~~ll h·i.t1f1t>tl thul lh1• f''BI 1nvt:!>t1.:ut1on wu:. put bat·k on r oul&nl' 'lJtUb Jb -.oon "" J..1nwb F..<.1 rl tt.J\ w .. , 1th:u11ru:d ilb tht: tl.):.Ub:t1n .rnd ui. J fug1L1 vt• I 0 bt• C ..&Ut:hl It IW•I tll'f1t•' ren.,on to lf8 Y lhJl lht• t-.tmc ~plt! wlw huvc l'nj.(Jj.(t'd IO J 10 }'t'.tl YCnCfoll J .tt,1..i1n11t Or h.in~ 11hould 1n- v e :> t1 g a tc hi!> murdt:r," Murtaugh said fie said he madc that i.late- ment because the investigation wai. conducted by the F'Bl 's in· lelhgence dJv1s 1on. He s aid he . ~--...!ne II""'er.::r --c=oUJd only s pcciilalelllat the J f.lllCI 04 :JU probe might have been handled better had it been conducted by In Stahbl •ng some olherTlJl division; such as • the cnmmul d1v1sion ~ Murt.augh said the Atlanta Of Another J"BI effort against Kmg included un electron ic eavesdropping I operation by l5 agents that pro- A 22-year-o d Marin e as duced40to50cabincts orc1tcson reported in fair condilH>n al UCI King's telephone conversations. Medical Center. Orange. after Chief couns el G . ~obert being stabbed four time!) m the Blakey said "the committee back early this mornin~. found no evidence of direct FBI Orange Coun ty Sheri H 's involvement" in King's murder. · omcers said Cpl. Jeffrey Cox. But Blakey said four days or 22'. wa& stabbed by <1nother public ht!armgs will deal with Marine near the Peyton Place questions of "JJ()sslble indirect Bar on Trabuco Road involve ment." He said these an· The bar 1s u few yards from cll!ded questions of whether the thC' El Toro Marine Corps Base f'B I ·s admitted c ampaign to main gatt', deputies stud harass and discredit King as a A M artne Corps :.pokes man iead~ulled in King's pre5· said Co' 1s baM·d in Yuma. -ence in Memphis. where he was Ar1 1. w1lh :in anl1 ;11n:raft a si.;i ssmaled April 4. 1968 m 1 s s 1 I e b CJ t l ... I 1 o n : s U N. Amba t>s~dor Andrew trans portut1on SN'l111n 111· had Young was an aide to King and delivered vehicles to th<' ~I Toro was on the bulcony of the Lor· bas t.• prior to lht· 2. lO am raine Motf'I 1n Memphis when stabbing inc1dl•nl. hmg \His :.hot Lu death there. A sheriff's off1<'er said Cox 's assailant ha:-. turnt'<J himself 1o lie lf!~t1fi ed today thul hl· to Marine l'orps ofri t 1als al lh<· knowl> of no c v1dl·nn· lhal lhl' El Toro ba:-.c ::ind was being held FRI was involved in the as thcr~ Jo.r. QUC!il!Oruog by _ _count.:¥-s assmallon.-a-llhough he said officers . "th;H was one of lhc consptracy The Marine Corps would not notions in that region . identify the suspect. "In the paranoia of those CoM CWJh Warms Heart DENVER IAP 1 It limes.·· Young said. "1t is no secret the <'IV!I ri~hts movement .W<.!.!> continually harassed ·' Committee officials refu!>ed lo comment on a New York·Times report today that their !)luff!> m vcsllgallon hai. concluded that Ray a ssassinlfte d King (or $50,000 from a St. Louis bus1 nessm a n but ne ve r got the money. Ai·r Race Strip Readied . -' . Pilot Bobby Budde from Morgan Hill sits in his Cathaway racer plane, El Band1to. awaiting takeoff for a practice rt.in for thl' -.Nnv 24·26 -1nlernaUonaLE¥JQn-Ai-r -Rares a t Huntington State Beach.' Work was continuing today on preparation of the a1rs t r:•P on the beach near the Santa Ana J{1ver jetty. Most of the aircraft cnlcrect t-n-thc-raee-withtrrhte at the beae-h next w~ek . · . City Of ficiab Find Joggers Are 'No Fun' Rare Bird SpOtted Near New -Nest Site -A chilly v1g1I paid off Thurs· day night for. a state Depart· LOS ALTOS HILLS <AP l-ment of 1-'i!>h and Game official Joggers are running town Of· who reported he s potted the 'ficials ragged. female 05prey that has been the Weekly "fun runs" involving target of massive ornithological hundreds of Joggers are clogging efforts in Newport If a rbor. the narrow streets of this San No osprey has roiscd young in Francisco-area community . a nd • So.uthem California 10 50 years. the town council Wednesday UC· and so con.<o<forable excitement cused the runner~ of "flagrant orcurrl'd when the seagoing mis use and a buse " o f the hawk bwlt a nel-it in Ne wport thoroughfares. Harbor a few week!. ago "Th(' council will cons idt·r IS· Unfortunately. the hawk built s uing future permits to them. it on the mast of a ship whose but based on past performancl' owner , a Los Angl'les doctor, it's doubtfuJ that. they wall get wasn't fond or paying SJ,5()(}_ a any more." Town Manager Bob month in dock fees for a boat he Crowe said Thursday. couldn 'tsail. The council voted 5·0 to send a So a gi<.inl piling was sunk l e tter to Bob Ande r s on, nearbyand.onMonday,lhc nest publisher of "Runner's World," was moved by state <.ind Pacific which sponsors the fun runs-. •o Telephone work<•rs in ·an at· protest the un<Hsciplined way t empt to fool the bird into lfiJn)(. the event is conducted. i og the piling was the mast. Sa!"ta Clara County Deputy The onJy problem was: Would Sheriff L Shac;Ue said joggers al the bird fall for it? an Aug. 27 run run forced traffic Dedicated Fish and Game of. to the wrong side of the road, f I I p I K 11 d ·d whale run monitors drove at ex· ic a au e Y ec1 ed to find oot by perching hims elf on tho ecss1yc speeds and a passenger in one ofthem was dnnkinft beer. Carter lo Visit WASffJ NGTON tAP 1 -Pr<?S1· dcnt .Carter has accepted an in· v1 ta t1on from King Ha:;san to v1s1t Morocco, the White House announced today. end of H Street on the Balboa Pe ninsuJa Thursday night Wlth his s potting scope to wail for the nest . Fortunately. he only had lo w.a i l about h a lf an' hour. because. as Kelly noted. "ll'~ cool out there." · ··1 saw her nying around over by the Harbor De partment of ·fice <on Bayside Drivel ... Kelly said "I'm qu1tc sure it's the l>a m e bird." He said she didn't sat· on the nest but .. J don't think that'i> necessarHy bad at Uus point." "Before we moved the nest, he r behavior h ad begun to change." Kelly explained. "She wa s spendin_g less time there berause s he bad finis hed con· struction of the nest. -·u--s-too earTy f-0 begin nest· ing. ··he said. "We suspecl tf she can locate a mate this would be some time in December and we might have eggs by January or early February. Now it's Just a wailing game ." w<1s u c·old, wmdy day in Oenvc>r when the followrn~ t·xchanJ(c took plact.• at a downtown hig h n st.• l'On strut·tion site. I\ s mart alcck In an ex· 1stmg building next door held up a sign at the win- dow for the cold workers outs ide lo sec. It read · "ll 's 72 degrees m hen·." Week~nd Viewiaig . One worke r found a 1>1t•n • of cardboard. scrih· bled on 1l and held 1t ur for the ofr1ct• O<'cupant. IL -~ ....... _.~"....__"l!'i. SIS un t}o~her'!." *Workers Fl.ee ' ?' As Well Blom .. NEW ORLEANS IAPl An ~ exploratory well bcinR d rilled in " the Gulf or Me xico blew out lo· -:. day. forcing 39 workmen mto th<' sea 1n 8auccr shuped rescue capsules, Ma ruthon Oil Co. said. John Strong of the Marathon ... L offic<' in Lafayette. La .. said i.; •• three men W('rc slightly ihJurcd ·a nd were beinJ: 'taken to a ~'"' hospital for observation, but • none appeared seriously hurt. ORANQf COAST Hll DAILY .PILOT Tax Law Leaders Spar on TV Tape _ S ACRA MENTO IAP> -A public :.quabblc hai. developed hc•lwcen Howard Jur v1 ~ <.ind Paul Gann. the tax rebels who s ponsond Propos 1t1o n 13 , Ca lsfornrn ·!> property tax cut m 1t1at1ve. In separatti segments or a pro· ~ram filmed by the l'ubli<' Broadcastin~ System .. Jar vis ac l'Used Gann of t ryignlo{ to makt' money by s ponso ring u new ballot me:my-c to limit govern ment spending, and Gann cullt.'(J Jarvis: 'irraliol')al." T h e program. "Californit1 Ton-ig-ht-;-W -+.s -to-be aired at various limes over the weekend by 12 public broudcasling s la· lions in California. fl was s hown Thursday to The Associated • Press. t1onal" and s uHernd from "d1ar· rhea of lhc mouth " "lloward has a very difficult pro ble m with the Englis h language." said Gann. 66. a re· tired real est ate agent. "It '~ hard for ttim to get above a two. l e tter wo rd. He s ays 'I ' and 'me' very well "lloward !rtlould be careful how he makes statements like that in the first place. He did lay himsc lrtlbel I sic l. ", Gann suggested Jarvis was critical because he was jealous • or the attention Gann has re· ct•1vcd s lnrc the passage of Proposition 13. Gann said he was only getting t•xpenses as head of "The Spirit of 13.'' the group backing the spending limit, which ·has not yet quallfled for the 1980 ball ot. "Anybody who has said that I have ,ever gotten anything out of Jarvis and Gann, heads of dif· fcrent g roups which Joined ::--· fo _-fy.;.Prn~ this ol~ than 1 tr~•--_..........,.~ amount,Gf!.8it n oM ·-·H-Pt.-•ditorit .t"Ml f>vtW,..._. , ••• C..toy----~- .. ~--·-Oont!'f.rMt . n ..... ,._ .. .,., (ft~t1 .... , ... ,,..,.,..._.... "'•-•l'Q ('1110r CA•ft•\" l M \ •h t"M41 f' -.11 .Ai't\• ·'•"t Mt!WQt"'l t dllOt-. tt.Wrt l•rlitrr """'''°'"-"'-•Cdlkt< Huntlnaton leltdl Offlce l/tlf .. <1<ll!lo-l4'0 IN111"9 Adelff\\ I' 0 loo 1'0. t1MI OfflcH l.qvM llfKll. 11 .. C.-yr•S!""" Ct\IA """"' JJl!w.,1111.1, :.i .... . --··~. v .... , '"011 ...... , "°"" •t ~ D••tlO I ,_., T11111tt•"1 f"•~~ C~ Attw9"'11ft1ta.MJt Ftt"1 Httll10ro"'1"<;o.i'11¥~li<'\ l40-1UO =·"..: "" c:.: 9:1.!! .. ~""~= ,...r •• , ... "':'J.,,., .... ,,.., .. ,. f\t•fllf" ,,. • ., ... t:i;:.;:::.=u'°"' ,,.~ II H fWUU fefl et 'WI(•,.. t te" li't\t•a. ... 11 ., C..t• Mow • ~.,...'"'• "''"''""" .,, .. ,,.ff u tt =.::r-·~ ~~~ _,,......,......._. s up , a Neither could Immediately be reached for further comment.- , .... • 1 Offered -Refugees GENEVA, Swit.zerlllf"d <APl The United Stat.es bas joined France and Cao~a Jn offering Le resettle lhe-2t:i00 ref~ frorn Vietnam strand.ed on a frelebter off the Mal aysian coaat. a spokesman for the U.N. high commJasloner for refugees s aid today. -- po k-e-'S-m ·a-n 1t+t rp-pe----- Labreveuex said ambauadors of the three countries met today with Malaysian officials ln Kuala Lumpur, the-MaJanian capital. to "communicate their decision to accept the refugees and start ncgoliatloos." There was no immediat-e com- ment, from Washington and it was riQl.j.nown how many of the refugees might be nseUled in the United States. Terry Adamson. si>o~esman · for the J ust.ice Department,, said in Wn htn-gton that Attorney General Griffin B. Bell will meet with congressiona l leaders to discuss plans for permitting an additionfll 2.500 Indochinese ref. ugees to come to the United States Adamson said that a tentative 'P!ORQSaLcaUs 1D_r_ex.panding the U.S. quota for Indochinese ref . ugees, but said this would not necessarily mean that the Unit· cct States would accept the 2.500 refugees aboard lhe freighter. Adamson said Jtlstice Depart ment officials would meet with mem bcrs o r the House a nd Senate judiciary committees to disc uss lhe plans. In Kuala Lumpur. officials who !.al 1n on the negotiations but asked not to be named, said Ma laysia has softened its st.and and 1s W11ling to ret the stranded refugees come ashore as soon gs 1t has a firm commitment from the countnes to which they will be sent. · Malaysia a lso te mporarily s h e l ved plans lo tow the fre ighter lla1 Ho ng and its t1ghtJy.packt.'<i human cargo into international water. MalaySlan sources said. They said the de lay would givl' the Western nations a chan(.-e to- m u k e good o n offers or s anctuary for the refugees most of them ethnic Chinese. But the sources, who asked not lo be identified, said the govern- ment would 10 a head with pJans to force the a1 Hong out to sea if the offers fall through. The J.500-ton fre ighter . Its d ecks littered with makeshifl shelters. lay at anchor two miles orr Malaysia's west coast ror the ninth s weltering day. -a-... ,.,.. IO!n __ ,.,_ s.&¥1'2 ..., .. -... v.,. '°""' Mt-NI/IOI' .-am •lt'\U'WI M \19\Alt-.-Vf l~Mt-!¥9"'- 1Afl'2 I .. • VOL. 71 , NO. 321, ~SECTI ONS, ~ PAGES OR4NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Today's C los ing N.Y. Stoeks FRIOA,Y, NOVEM BER 17, 1978 TEN CENTS ·Flays -B sing Plan By PIUUP RO MARIN Ot Ille O.Uy Piie! SU" J rvme school board TrU£tet> Frankhn tJurd pondt:r ed the M etr-0polltan Pl~n to include Orange CoWlty Sl'hool d1stncts * * * within a Los Angeles sc hool bus 1ng desegregation propo <ti lit· muttered "I hope Puerto Rico d~s1q become a sf ale ., The board unanimous ly l'X pressed djsapproval Wednesday * * * I Court. Test Needed On Bus Expansion s ·ACRAM ENTO (AP I - Proposals to expand the Los Angeles Unified School D)strict busing program to other counties cannot be enacted without a test case before the state Supreme Court. a state school board at· torney says. The state has no authority to order rustncts to bus students across county lines. as implied in a so-called metropolitan bus· ing plan presente d to Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Orange County's 29 school dis· tricts and to Ventura and San Bernardino counties . It would also include other dis tricts in Los Angeles County. The recommendations by University or lllinois political scientist Gary Orfield and Harvard sociologist Thomas Pettigrew called the state "in- dispensable·· to the metro plan. • Paul Egly. state school attorney 7homas Griffin said Thursday.· The apparent reason for mak· ing the state and the state school board parties to any court action was to avoid separate lawsuits from the more than 100 dis tricts that would be affected if Judge Egly· adopts the plan, Griffin "The implications of bringing the state in on creation or a metro busing plan makes us a little nervous, .. Gr iffin added. said. . ,. · ·tt seems to me all the dis· 1 cussion assumes we have a lot of !·-._,,__.__._nower and authority we tiontt have." Orf'.ield said the state school board shouJd be brought into any court ruling on the recommen· dat.ionS, because or its potential role in channe ling tax funds and ~esigning plans for desegrega- tion. f l The plan recommended by court-appointed s pecialists to further desegregate Los Angeles schools would extend the city's busing program to most of Egly is expected to hoW hear- ings on the recommendations by early next year. Bitterlg Opposed Diedrich's Bribery Trial Delayed Agairi By GARY GRANVILLE 0 Nov. 3 as the day pretrial mo· 0t 111e o ... ,, P11et s"'" tion~ould be heard. Indic t ed Or a n ge County But. Capizzi;said, the day of Supervisor Ralph Diedrich won the motions came a nd passed anothe r dela)' today in his up-without the defendants' lawyers comini;t trial on bribery cha rges. filing any motions. A lon,g with co-d e fe ndant But the assistant district at· LeRoy Rose. Diedrich appeared torney's argument was coun· in San Diego Superior Court to tered by Diedric h's lawyer have his trial date m oved from Marshall Morgan who said he Nov. 27 to J an. 8. would be active in a civil tnal The postponement was bitter· until mid-December. of a ny plan thJt \\Ould bus Irvine students out Of their di!>· trkt. though some Siild lbcy wouldn't mind importing sl u· dents from other districts. Trustees took no formal action and made no official statement. however. pn•ferring to wait until copies of the blllky Metropolitan Plan are.obtained by them. llurd rudn't want to wait. after board President J c Foley u rged emperancc Ur\til the 957-page document could be read and summarized. "Who's going to read the 957 pages and summaf'i2c it for us '!" he wanted to know. Cor ey was adamant in his OP· position. "If the pres umption is. that the one a nd the total function of public education is to create an integrated school system. then that could be ro lllowe d out. logically, until we brought lstu dents1 1n by trains and airplanes. ·and exported them the same wav. aPw1...,.._o I RS Gets I t i n P ennies .. But if you take the view that education serves many purposes in the United States. a mong the m is the education of in- dividual children in the mannt•r (,Ind style. and in the environ· mcnt. that their parents want and seek .. tht-o the idea of a ''rtfetropolitan P lan ceases to Thl' ~ood ol.d I nlerna I He venue Service It \\di lakt• mont•\ 1n any form and quanl 11~ Bini.: Da~·is. left. of Phoerux owed th<.· IHS $1.374A3 -~o. . .h.e derided to pu y lht• dt•hl with pennies. An uniden· tilled a rmored ear guard unloads bags of pennies outside the Phoenix federal 1Ji.fi1dTif1~:nn~ts arrtven--'fhursday with 140.000 pennies. lht:!n asked for change. pass the test or rationality. . "You pursue a single objec· live. to the point or 'diminisntnj!' returns in terms of -achieving s uperior educational results .'' I rvine Approves British MP Corey said that proble ms or ethnic and socio-economic dir· ferences cannot find their solution in dis rupting public school systems. --- He s uggested government needs to be more active in gei ling al what he called the root Communi y eater Says Nixon .Vndesirabk causes or the problem : Sparse The lrvme City Councll IJ.as housing and unemployment. moved ahead w1lh plani, for a SS "Without housing and e mploy. million community theater. ment." Corey said. "our people despite the fact that 1t 1s plunne<.I who are at the boUom end or to be bwlt across the street from either of those scales tend to a proposed S35 million perform· gravitate in those areas which ing arts complex the more affluent community On Wednesday the council ap- has abandoned." proved. by a 3 2 vote. an <1gree· Corey said the Metropolitan ment to pay S72.000 to the San Plan "will weaken irreparably Francisco firm of Wurste r . our system of public education .. Bernardi a nd Emmons. to de· He said. ''There are certain .sign the theater . things that this school system It is propqs ed that the theater has been built on. that seems to be built within the University me would be violated in a deadly Town. Center. off Campus Drive. way. across from UC I rvinc "You do not move <children l However. negoticitions arc in around at random. like a chess progress between the un1vers1ty gam e, and expee,t trungs to go and a non-profit fund·raising we ll. It will have an impact on ('Orporation. Orange County the quality of the offering." Music Center Inc . to build a Trus tee Lee Sicoli agreed much larger complex on campus with Coancilman Arthur An Uiony · voted 'against proceeding with the city theater. argued that extra funds needed to build it would be unavailable. The Muste Center pro1ect, he conte nded. would soak up available g rant mo n ey und private donations Vardoulis and Anthony sug gest ed . unsuccessfully. that the matter be resubmitted to vote~ who would be given the chance to spend the theate r money on another park project. such U!> soccer fields . LONDON CAPI -Former President Nixon s hould be banned from Britain as "an un- des 1 r a~e ;.tlie n ... a Briti~h lawm aker ur1o:ed today. John 1.A:c. a barrister member of the governing Labor party .• made the demand to 1-lo mt' Secretary Merlyn Rees in a writ· te n qu~stion in the House_oC Commons. Lee asked Rees to ··proh1b1t the entry" of Nixon. who has accepted an invitation to lecture at Oxford University on Nov 30 Rees'!> office said the minister probably will answer the ques· lion Monday. Le~ was . not immediately available to explain his action. According to his office in San ly opposed by Orange County Diedrich and Rose were in· Assistant Dis trict Attorney dieted Dec. 15. 1977, on bribery ----','1idrael Captm. -cltarges rehtted-l<HrlM~unty Capizzi told Judge Earl B. board of supervisors land use wholeheartedly. "I would like to that would 1ncludt• a lar~e ~b-='e~i7n,7no~w::IT'-.':-' ..;.::s-'.:'h~e-=b:ie~g~a':inr':-'-i'l;:r:o...::s7a='ly..---"a.uuuduitllounLYum and also a ~m<11ler very ou y a nd clearly. that l theater. comparable to the pro· for one do not believt' in at, and posed 600-seat city theater LPG Arrival In I.A Harbor Stirs March Clem e nte. Nixon will visit Pan!> on...No~."-1.llLlilljlJl!.liLILlll-il...l:..U:~D---~--tl te levis ion s how Nov. 28. He ~ill Gilliam that the request for the decision. udded delay was "an affront to When protesting the added de · the court " lay in bringUig the defendants to Capizzi pointed out that after trial. Capizzi noted the indict- t h e Dae d ri c h tr i a I was m ent was almost one year old transferted to San Diego County and said the delay "goes to the the court had set its starting very heart of integrity in gov. date back to Nov. 27 and set ernment." While in court, the defenda nts and their lawyers. learned that China Paper when their trial begins J a n. 8 it will be in a department of the San Diego Superior Court in A k M VisLa. ttac s 80 Judge. Gilliam said the trial TOKYO <A P l _China has in· was being moved to the northern directly attacked the l a te SanDiegoCountycitytomakeit more accessible to the parties Chiairman Mao Tse-tung in a involved in the criminal lawsu1t. l~inly ·veiled m'ove to. reduce At today's.hearin~. Rose's at· him . to huma~ dimens!ons and torney Sylvan Aronson said he P?S61bly , {ewrtte the histo~y of will make additional pretrial will fight however I can to pre· The municipal thc.akr 1s to be vent it from happenin,g to us ... partly financed by park hood Hurd• compared the funds a pproved by \Oll•rs 1n Metropolitan Plan. presented to 1972. when Sl.4 mtllton was al Los Angeles Superior Court located for the pro1cct Judge Paul Egly, to a s eed. Mayor Bill Vurdoult~. who "Egly's folly." Hurd said, "is going to grow into a full-nedged weed. and J think we ought to start throwing weed-killer on it r ight now." He complemented Corey for hi:; forthright remarks. but sug- ~ested that the district unite with other county districts in a task force to fight the plan. "You're very good with the words." Hurd told Corey. !.'You handle the words, and I'll gel the guns ." his contnbution to com.munasm. motiol'\s when the court con· _The Kwangming da1~y. a .Pe· venes Jan. 8, inclUding a re· Shah Mi king newspaper. m ad e its points newed motion for ~st indict-. sses by attacking Yao Wen-yuan, a m~t. prellm..lnaQ' ng ~ • · ·~!f:f!=~~~~ ·~,__-ct~olltbvro~e.mb~r~-~..-:~~me urt de-~ toriC11l-,,ley-irlclted-orf-ttt----=c~1s~10~n~·:.......---~ ~--~ • Cultural ReVotuUon. Mao interpreted the play as criticism of his 1959 firing of Defehsc Mlnlstet Peng 'Tetr- huai, 2Lopsided Wins Tallied Thurs day' nig h t • s Oran1e Coast High school football action yielded two lopsided victories; F......_Valle1Jl N~H1rMI' IJ MllllOaftdeM ~11Ult7 See detail• ln toC!ay'• sports aection. 1rial Sia 1-:1n Shoot Two brothers chargil attempted s hootinl , Angeles Ram lineba,c Youngblood in Neww. ach pleaded innocent at i.... i' ,ar· raignment Thursday In. ~e bounty Harbor Munici a · . Alan Gray. 29. of 21foo To fa. Missign Viejo, and CqU ~r y, 26, o£Diamond sar, r•d . . trlal bearloe Dec. 18 lat t Hatbor Couit anct...have a trial date set for Jan. 2. j· • The two were anested Ocl 17 Iler • eun anegedly w~ nrect a Youaablood outside ~e An· clent Marha!r restaur.nt In Newport. 'TEHRAN, Iran <APl -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi broke tradrtlon and stayed inside his mperlaJ palace waaywh:Jte-tlle Iranian armed forces -Che base or his govemmenl:-marched in parades natfonwt'd e lo mark their a nruversary day . Police, meanwhile. launched a nationwide dragnet for a group or billionaires wanted on corrup- tion charges and racketeers who , allegedly jailed people In lion cages to extort prote'ction· rnooey. Al"WI~ '10•• Mtt ••• ' • Act1·ess Bernadette Peters ""--•--Ba 01-----........... "trks-ttrthe crowd dunng-e '-'llU&e D f rally in Los Angeles Thurs, LOS ANGELES CAP > -A day as part or the second an· propoaa .. 1to ban the use or nual .. Grcut American c:l\o~eholds by pollce·oUiev~ hes Sm*keout. '· Her. button be.e.a defeated by the Los reads. "Kiss m e. l don 'l An1eta City Council. smoke." SAN PEDRO 1AP 1 Whtie marchers protested the <fanger-. or bringing highly voluttle liq ucfied petroleum ga~ into busy Los Angeles Harbor. Coas t Guard officia ls made a las t minute s afely inspection today of a British tanker carrying the · gas before allowing it to dock. The Cavendish. loaded with 11.5 million gallons of LPG the second largest shipment in California history -was to dock this afternoon amidst extensive safety precautions Two Coast Guurd vessels and two Harbor Department pntrol boats were on hand to form a moving scree n around the 638· fool tanker as it moved throu~h the port, which had been or· dered cleared or all traffic. answer phone-in quest ions about himself. and go to England on Nov 29 Nixon was invited to Oxford by Da niel Moylan. this year's president of the Oxford Union University Society. a 150-year· o ld debating group and social club that regularly invites well- .known personalities to address it Moylan. 22. told The Associat- e d Press that Nixon accepted hb written invit<1lion to lecture to the Union. Coast · The-protests were organized by a group calling itself the {':ru!.,!t~l 1Uld Harbor 1f1tH _ .. ed~ral, ~l • and local authorities wof'ked to insure that the ta nker Cavendis h would dock and unload s!lfely. said -tm-M1r . ro~eoma n fo• Petrolane Inc After a final fnorni°' irispec lion. the Cavendish was to move at a speed of less. than 5 mph through the channel. The Petrolane spokesman snJd the ship contains an additional s afety valve to minimize s pillage in case or an accident and two sets of a sensing devlrcs to automatically st.ut down gas flow If a leak occurs A tanker explosion here two year~~.iah~ people and in. JUred 50. ·Under orders from \he s tate Occupational Safety a nd Health Admln1stration • .several repairs 'Y; •re com.pleted earlier on tb pter. \ e a r: y in o..r rung o a: othe rwise fair through Saturday. Lows tonight 45 to 52. Highs Saturday 68 to 13_ IN818E TODAY Jn Prance they call lum Mrch~-Seu~ Jn Japon he rs M1kl ~tu. fn the good old U.S . ~ s Mickey Mouse and he's SO years -Old Saturday See F'eaturing, Page 81 . and · Weekender.CJ. •••ex • I I .. , ... • • AZ' DAIL y PILOT Neutron-~·-!-----~~~~---~~z JARVIS 'IRRATIONAL' Peul Genn Al'Wi...,_ .. 'DON'T GIVE'A DAMN' Howard Jarvi• Tax Law Leaders Spar on TV Tape . S H 'Hi\MEN'FO t '\P t A pul>ht.• :.quabllll• h<is \ll'\ l'loJ)t'd bl't Wl'l'll Jlowurd Jan 1::. and Paul Gunn, the tux rc•bt.•b .who ~po n ::.orcd Propos1t1on 13. Caltfornia'i. property Hix -<~u1:: 1n- 1t111tavl• 111 separate i;cJ(m<'nts of a pro- gram film•'d bv th e Publil' Broadcasting Syste m , J arvis a<:- cu:.t•d Gann of lryil(ng to ma ke m oney by s ponsoring a m·w b <Jllut measure to hm1t govern m l'nt spending. a nd Gann c<.illed J an.ts "irrational." Osprey&ck In Harbor; Wait Begi,m The program , "Cnl1for01 a Tonight," 1i. lo be u1red ut variou:. lime:, over thl' weektmd by 12 public broadt'Usling sta· lions in California. It wus shown Thul"S-d1ty l-o The Associate d Press. Jarvis a nd Gann. heads of dif· fere nl groups whic h joine d forces to. qualify Proposition 13 for the ballot, were known not to be d ose But they hud insisted tha t their re lationship was cor- di,al. The salty. 75-year·old J a rv1s was filmed on election day in Los Angeles' by a cre.w that fitte d him with a w i reless microphone he could turn off when he didn't want his remarks recorded. As he r elaxed with aide:,. Jarvis ·said a proposed ballot m easure sponsored by Gann to hm1t stale and local government A chilly \ tg1I paid off Thurs-SJ>l'nding wai. .. s. · .. "I am not going to blast him duy night ror a state Depart-don 't give a damn, .. J<.irvas said mt·nl of .. 'lsh and Game offi cial with 0 u t tu r nip g 0 ff th e who reporte d he spoiled t h«: llllCI ophone c.ann Is trying to fl·mah• osprey that has been the promote ~omclhtng to m uke tar~l'l of m<l:.slve ornithological money . For G <.1nn ,'' added dforts in Newport llarbor Janis No n~pn•) ha!> ruascd young 10 Gann. in his segment of the Soulht'rn Cultformu in 50 years, cf .rnd so ton:.idl·a=<.ibll· exciteml•nt .film. denie he wus m<tking money off lhl' s pe nding ltmit ut·t•urrt>d wht•n 1he scagmng C'ampaign and launched his own h<Jwk built a nest in Newport attadc ~aymg .Jarvts was "trra II arbor a few weeks ago. t io n a I" ~md s urfered from "diar Unfortunately, thf' lrnwk huilt rhea of lh<.· mouth .. 1l o n lht· nwst of H :.hip whose 'Howard-has-:rvcry dlrricull ownt.•r., a Los Angel es doctor: oroblem wit h the Englis h wasn 't fond of paying Sl,500 a language," s aid Ga nn. 66. a rt:· month in dock fee:... for a boat he tired real estate _a geot. "It's couldn't sail hard for him to get above a two- So a grnnt pibng was sun~ Le tter wo rd H t> s&Jys 'I ' nearby a nd. on Monday, the nest a nd ·me' very well. wm, moved by s l..ite ..ind Pacific "Ho ward should be careful Tele pho ne workers in an at how he makes statements llkc tempt to fool the bird into think-that in the first place lie did lay mg lhl' paling wus the mast. himself libel csiC' l " Tht.• only problem was · Would Gann s ugges ted Jarvis wu:. the lnnl foll for at ·> critical because he was JCalou:. Uedicalt'd .,.,sh and Game of of the aUent1on Gc.tnn hus re- f1c1al Paul Kt.·llv decided lo ftnd ('Caved since the passage of o ut by perchmg himself on the Proposition l3. t>nd of 11 Stroet on the Balboa Gann said he was only gelling P cnmsulc.t Thursday night with -expenses as he ad of "The Spirit hi:. spotting scope to waitJor the or J3 ..• the group backing the Msl . spending limtt. which tlas not f"ortunatcly, he only had to yet q ua lified for the 1980 ballot. w a 1 l about h a If an hour. "Anybody who has s aid that I bt>cauiw. us Kl•flly noted. "It's have e.\U>r gotte n anything out or (·ool out there." this othe r thc.tn a tremendous "I s aw her Oyin~ around over a mount of satisfaction is old and by the II arbor De partme nt of stupid," he said. fkc <on Bays1dl' Drivel," Kelly Neither could immediately be s aid. ·:rm quite sure 't 's the reached for further comment. same bird." He said she didn't sit on IJle ncst but "I don 'l think that 's n eel'ssanly bad at this point " • "Before we m oved the nest, h l'r beh avior h ad bl'gun lo change," Kelly explained . "She was spcndin~ less time there because she had finished con- s t ruct1on of tht.• ne::.t. Necklace Stole n ·/\ !-(Old pt.•nd<mt m•ckh.1ce con· tah110g an t1nt1que I wo-and-a h a I f . d o 11 a ·r U . S . L i b e r t y gohJp1CCl' v<1 lued at $640 was s tolen in the burglary of an Irvine· hom l' Thursday. Victoria KuJawa. 36, of 129 W. Ya le Loop, reported tht• crime, police suid ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Student Held In Dana Point Rape Attempt ~~ - Weapon . . Tested M O~COW 11\P l Soviet P rci.ldt•nt LC'onld I Brczhm.•v told a ~roup of ll S :.ciltttori. to dwy thl~ 8ov1et Union has tesieu u rwut m il we upon but decided ll& inaH 1>ulllll.C It Into produc· lion . ono of the 1enators trn td. Tulklng to roportn11 Im · mudlutoly oftt'r a o oe ·hour K rem lln meeting with Urczhnc:v. St.•n Thomas ~ ~~~ JLTirBfoz ncv told the group tfia t h~ Is wtnlng to meel Presi- dt•nl Curtur any time and uny pluce, but "only when we havt.• a nt•w SALT ugreeme nt." 1'h\' M1saouri Democrat quot· l'd Brt>zhnev as saying. "Pres1- dl·11t Carter and 1-havt-JUSt a t.•ouplt> of rrunutes to let the m1s- i.1 lcb fly The U .S S. R wi II ne\ er let them fly first But 1f the IJnal· e<J -sTu es does, we can stall de1>t roy the United States. '·But we must settle o ur prob- lems in a peaceful way ... Ectgleton quoted Bre?;ttnev u~ saying Soviet designers tested a neut ron weapon "but gave it up. We never started production ... Ca rt e r unnounced ...this year the United States would not· go ah~ad wtth production of Its neutron weapon. pending prog- ress in negotiations to limit strategic weapons and m1ht;c1ry forces. ' Brezhnev had s aid previously the Soviets had the ability to produce a neutron weapon. but this was hjs first revelation that s uch a weapon had t>een tested The Soviets have mounted a worldwide pro paganda cam - paian against the U.S. neutron weapon, callin~ it a n inhuman device. The U.S. ne utron weapon 1i. a s mall warhead thal produc·es l wice the deadly radiation of a conventional nuclear bomb but less than a tenth as much ex- plosive power, heal and fa lloul. This means the warhead can ki ll p-eo ple while causrng little damage to building~. The se nators met with Brezhnev. after c.t :.tormy liess1on Thurs day nig ht with Premier Alexei N. Ko~ \rll.o_an~ril.v told them a ny Soviet MiGs sold to Cuba arc purely for defense purposes IRl!lated story. A4 1 Carter adm1mstrallon sources in Washington say U.S . s py planes have been -<liS,patchcd over Cuba to t ry to find out-if the M 1Gs are purely for defen::.ive purposes. The met•ting with Brezhnev began on a friendlier noll' Cold Cash Warms Heart · DENV·ER (AP ~ -It was a cold. windy day in De nver when the following exch a nge took place ai a downtown high-rise con · s truction site . A s mart aleck in an ex- isting building next door held up a sign at the win· dow for the cold workers o utside lo sec. It r ead: "It's 72 degrees in here :· One worker fo und a piece of cardboarcr. sCTil). bled on it and held 1t up for the office occupant. lt read : "It's $15 an hour o ut he r<'.·· Sclwol Fees Corrected "*''"·-P••'"'"'' ttftrO P.#1,.,.., , ... , .. c ...... Vliff Pt-t tl'tM\f •PIOOf'ftP-t•fM.t~• n-011-L01t0t ''::::,::"OME"'C..W.. It's· 1Winte£.- Snow ~losea School& Clo•• .. • N Lfft Ill< ..... I' ... II A\\ih totnt M411"14"f•nQ [~'°'' · By The Associated Press Minnesota's first hqavy snow or the season • '°''"'"''•011~~~~111 ...... ~., dumped up to nine lnche~ in some areas overnight, ~'11.~t:~:2~:~~::~rX~~·:.:•a forctng schools to close and,Jnarling_rush-hour com· ., ....," 0 .. 00 r ....... , muling in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. c Earlier Tetepllone C1141142-432I • s,tory, A4) · c1 .. 111t~dvent11neN2,"Stn Nine inch~s was rep0rted at Red Wirig, and an ,.,.."1•1»<• .,., .. ,_°"'"' accumulation of six inches was reported In the Min-S1Hs10 li ,.,om\Mc .. """.. neapo s metropoUtan area. , A..._. -School was eanceled for-the day'tn MlUfy areas.- and hazardous driving made school buses late in a ~T.'.~t:,:~~.;.~~··~~:i:: number or other communities. 0-"~f~ '""'' ... t 1 • 1 "''"1""·..n..._~l--'----ln Michigan's Upper Penmisula, up to six ln.ches '-<-..... """" ... a •• ""'• ....... fell, clog-... t ... g roads and complicating the search for C:emornl• httv11111 ... "' '°"'•' u >t ~· ~.:.:'J-11~ :=::...:~.:' ,,.... .. ,,, '"""•" a 76-yeer-old hunter. who later was round &!_fe . 'Don~t Monkeg Around' Nine-month-old Ma rty, u m ember or the Lent ch1m panzcc troupe in the Ring ling-Brothers. Barnum and .Bailey Cir cus. plays with Prince. a two-year-old Germ an s ht·phc rd, whih.· h is trainers <ire performing in the c·1rcus. \\hl<'h is on <.1 nullonw1dt' tour House Panel Nixes FBI-King Theory W/\SllJ~GTON 1,\P1 Thl· I lou::.c ai.sas::.inat1on:. commtll<.•t· :...a id today 1l ha ~ found no e\-tdcnce that a squad uf off dut~ F'Bt agenti> assassinated Martin Luther King .Jr or that the agt'n l'Y wai-. d1rl'('ll y involvt.•d in lhl· clvITright51l«.lllc1·:ntt!lllh m ans WJ\' tiut a fornwr 1\tll:.lnla f;'HI agent suad th\. lJun·au conducted "u IO·ycar vl·ndctta" against King and then botchl'd 1ls in vt-st1gal1on of hib <11.sal.i-.1nal1un by 1gnonng the J>Oi.sibihty or com;p1rncy l\rthur Murt augh, now a col lc~e.. professor. ~L1f1cd lhul Lhc FBI 1mest1lo(al1on wai-. put back on roulint! ::.t:.it u:. ""' :.oon a:. J ames Earl Ray was 1dr•nt1fiel.I a s the assassin and u:. a rug1t1v<' to bt> (' <tUght "It 1ust defae~ reason lo say that the same people who haw e ngaged tn a 10-yC!ar vl'ndclla against Dr King .,hould 1n vest 1gate h i s murd<.•r . · Murtaugh said . lie said he made that state ment lx·l·ause the invest1gat1on was conductr;d by tl1e-J"'-ltf "s I ll'lltgence d1vrs1on lie said hl• could only s peculc.tlt. that lhl• probe might huve been h1rndled better had it been conducted by som e other FBI d1v1sion. such a:. lhe criminul djv1sfo.n Murtaugh s a id the Atlant11 FBI effort agc.tin:-t King 1nc:luded ;in l·lcctron1c l'avesdropptng operalion by 15 agents Lhul pro duct>d 40 to 50 c;abint•ts of f1I<.•<; on King's telephone conversation!. Ch 1ef counsel G Hobert Blakey smd ··the committee found no t.•vadence of direct F'BI involvement .. in Ktng 's murder ·Offered I . ~?!~~~P • •.1 The lf'rnted States has jomed France and Canitda in offcnni.; to resettle the 2.500 rdugcei. from Vttitnam stranded on u fre 1ghlcr off the Malaysian coast. a spokesman for the U.N., ht~h commissioner for retee:. said today S-ll-0-k e s m a n___f h l · p P •' ~ .. ~ La rcveuex said ambass adors or the three countries met today with M alay~1 an official!. in Kuala Lumpur. the Me:tlays1an capital. to "commurucate their dec1s1on to acce pt the refugees and start negotiations ... There was no immediate com- ment from Washington and it was not known how many of the refugees mig ht be resettled an lhe-Ontled-St-at . --- Terry Adam son. spokesm1rn for the Jus tice Oepartmt!nl. said 1n Washington that Attorney General Griffin B. Bell will meet with conJ(ressional leaders lo d iscuss plans for perm1ttinR an addtllonal 2,500 Indochinese ref ugt·c~ to <:ome to the L'nate<J States Adamson said t;hat a t~ntaliVl' _,, proposal calls ror expanding the U S quota fo r lndochrnese ref ugccs. but said this would not f\ecessar-aly mean that the Unit ed St ates would' accept the 2.500 rdugces aboard the freighter Adamson said Justice Depart mt:nt offtuali. would meet with mem bers of the lfouse a nd Senate 1ud1c1ary committees to discus~ the plans In Kuala Lum pur. offic ials who sat 1n on the negot1at1oru. but asked not to he named, said lalay:.1a has S-Oftened its &"land and 1s willtn~ to let the stranded refuge~~ come ashore as soon ·a.., tt has ;, firm commitment from the countries to which they will be sent · M alays1a also te mporarily ,h t.-lve d p lans l o t ow the freighter Ha a Hong and its lightly pac'<ed human cargo into 1ntifrnaffo.1al water. 1tfa18Ysian sou rC('S Set Id They said the delay would giw the Western nations a chance tv m n k <' good on offer s ·or )<an<'t uary for the refugees most of them ethnic Chinese Rut the sources. who asked not to hl' identified, said the govern mcnt would go aheild with plan~ to rorce tht' Hai Hong out to !->ca 1f th<> offer~ fall through Thi: 1.500 ton freighter. ''' • cl<.•eh lattcrcd with m.ikesh1ll ¥flclters. lay at anchor two miles off Ma laysia·._ wost coast for tht' ninth :.weltering day. · -ALDEN~S . . UCH()F ~.E ' The elegant ~.of Antroi1n · byiees · Len O!fot1) ol An11on• Nxk>n on silr M" . fol 1ht-hnt Hnlt' l.clr\ n<"W t'XCIUn~ Jnd ,Rll"IWtn,R COllernon or U'f'C'\ fa,htM(d from Du Pont Anrmn" nyklll IJ«" hlx" Jll' hur ~n.t on "k '•'P"" ol Antr.m tell)( dm U 'l'Ctt of AnrMt" wncml M~ru Anti tor 1h1\ "~rt univ, ltc. h~ rnluccd our l'lfl•D M •h1tk, roch Jllu~. c~"''"I! llC'ulpruro and ~I wbile t0£le'OO·•ono All in ""'k All on wk: w11h 1t1Ant srnngl ot a:n'Q8(\ S2 to S.1 a yord ..... "'""" ---·- , . .,._ .. ..... f(,111..lf'.,..,, 'W""t Ntt•uf'· ..., .... , e.~. ..-u,,~ . ....,.., tOO..A!<h- lfflC~'- ~'2 •. • • , .. Laguna.fSouth Coast · Afternoon N. 'l'. Stoeks .,, VOL. 71 , NO J21, 4 SECTIONS, 5' PAGES O~ANGE COUNTY,•~ALIFORNIA FRIDAY, NOVEM BER 17, 1978 ·.TEN CENTS De fendant .~·Admits • o.u.,~ ... s .... ......, BACK TO TH~ DRAWING BOARD ON W.OAKSHOP? City Now Says Project Must be Reduced !o One Story As YO_u Were· Bui/Jer Tol.d to Stop Work l BJ JERRY CLAUSEN away from the house and go to f 0tt11eo.11,,.1 ... s-..t two-s tories to secure the re - With plans approved by Lhe quired space if the city ap- San Juan Capistra no planning proved. · departme nt in hand. J ohn Is ch dr~w the garage plans Sex Link The trial of a Laguna Beach m an accus~d of a bludgeoning murder during an a lleged homosuual rage ended Thurs· __,!llf!<~~~.. da,,-wtth--nle defense attorney claiming the prosecutaon had failed to prove its case. Defendant Earl Scramlin. 27. ~ sat quietly as lawyer Tom Reilly told an Orange County Superior Court jury there was not suffi . cient evidence to justify a guilty verdict. · Re illy's client is accused of beat ing 69-year .old Albe rt Daniel Willard to death in hi s Laguna Beach home the night of July 29. 1977. The youthful appearing defcn· dant admitted in his testimony that he was in Willard's home that night but denied having as· saulted his occasional homoscx· ual sex act partner .. But prosecutor Tony _Rackaukas insis.ted Lha.L..JOOL· •~-.: 9. ft Rfl----wri prints left in Drano spilled or -...,..BB .. n . . splas hed on the noor of the vie· lim 's house is proof positive that Scramlln beat Willard lo death with a wooden fertility s tatue. Rackaukas told the Jury that Scramlin became enraged when Four-year.old Tim Mullen looks on wit~ in-terc~"t aSSTster Coleen Mallen. 7. e11:annnes a paper Peter ·Rabbit at the Dana-~iguel county library branch in Laguna ~hguel. The two childreo were la~ part. in a pup- pet making workshop at the library. The branch will spon~or a puppet s how for area children Saturday at 2 p.m . Willard allegedly threatened lo . J Clemente cxpose theirrelationship .Di d • L -' B •be _ If not th~l. the prose~utor -e r1 C11. s n ry said , taunting by the victim · touched off Scramlin 's alleaed murderous ra.l(e. Wh a t ever th e reason . Rackaukas sajd. Scramlin did kill his aged homosexual partnt>r a nd should be foWld guilty. Reilly dis missed t he pros- ecutor's motive arguments as conjecture and Insisted that th~ six-m an, six-woman jury should return a not guilty verdict. Trial Dela~ .Again Hears Case For Burns By GARY G&ANVILLE Of 1111 DAiil' ...... s .... Tnd ic.t e d " Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich won another delay today in his up- coming trial on'bribery charges. trial. Capizzi noted the indict- ment was almost one year old and said the delay "goes lo the By ANNE COOP ER very heart of mtegrity in gov-0tt11eo.or~ ... s .. " emmenL.. ~ San Clemente city pe rsonnel ··Nirk" lsch began building a again and took them to city hall. garage and workshop in his Mis· A p I a 0 n in g d e partme nt :.ion llill area backyard last e mployee a pproved the plan. The jury deliberated a bout one hour before going home for the night but was scheduled to re· sume deliberations today. A Ion~ with co·de fendant LeRoy Rose. Diedrich appeared in San Diego Superior Court to have his trial dale moved from Nov. 27 lo Jan. 8 While in court. the defendants board heard more than eight and their lawyers learned that hours of testimony Thursday as when their trial begins J an. 8 it ro rme r pa r"k s departme nt , will be in a departm ent of the ehmi plsoyee G2a8ry r~~rns abp~Ca!eld • r March. . The county, noting the c ity Now. eight months and Sl4.000 authorization, gave lscb the go later, Isch has been ordered lo ahead. reduce the two-story structure But when neighbor Jim Reavis b e h i nd his ho m e a t 31292 claimed the ta ll structure two Ysidora St. to a single story feel loo tall , according to city The lower story, a two-car ordinances was blocking his garage planned to house the view and allegedly reducing his family motorhome a nd boat. is property values. he won a plan• finished, lsch says. The upper ning commission decision lo halt story. a workshop and weight the project. lirtin g room for th ~-Isch Battle lines were drawn in the chil d ren, is ft;imed. neighborhood. one of 1he com - Is ch. a San Juan native. was munily 's oldest, where most issued a stop-work order by the homes are early Spanish style <•1ty in June after neighbors ·with stucco walls and sloping· ('O mplained the structure would red-tile roofs. ruin their views and its imposing Councilmen were told 10 Salvage Sale Set In Laguna Beach Victims of the Oct. 2 landslide in Bluebird Canyon will hold a s alvage sale Saturday from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. in the Act V park· ingj_ot on Laguna Canyon Road. Salvage items. r anging from used bricks to plumbing will be on s ale at the lot. Proceeds will aid fa milies who lost lheir homes in the disaster he ight would violate their n ei~hbors many of them privacy descendants or the historic com-EJecti"o o SheJ-~..J The final blow was landed by munit)''s earliest s e ttle rs -Y~ t he City Council Wednesday favored the project. At least four night. neighbors relative newcomers Following a two-hour public to the Mission-.Cil.Y -objected. hearing, Mayor Kenneth Friess -Isch. a descendant of one or characterized the action as "the the oldest families. lamented. single hardest decision" the five "I've got $14.000 if\, this building current councilmen have ever with a set or plans approved. made. Now all of a· sudden I'm a bad ln the end. the council, with guy in the neighborh·ood. tb e exce ption o f Larry .. , think it's jealousy. I have Buchheim. agreed that although something they don't have. A the city bad placed a hardship worl<shop." on the lscbes by mistakenly ap-He says he's not even sure he SALISBURY. Rhodesia fAPl -The tra nsfer of power to Rbociesia's black majority has been put off for four months by a biracial transition government increasingly beset by internal bickering and stepped-up guer· rilla attacks from neighboring Mozambique and Zambia. An <>f· ficial aMouncement Thursday said the elections scheduled lo ta ke place before Dec. 31 had been postponed to April 20. The postpone ment was bitter- ly opposed by Orange County Assis tant District Attorney Michael Capizzi. Capizzi told Judge Earl B. Gilliar.n that the request for the added delay was "an affront lo the court.·· Capizzi pointed out that after th e Die dric h l-ti-a l ..w..as transferred to San Diego County the court had set its starting date back to Nov. 27 and set Nov . 3 as the day pretrial mo· nons would be heard. But. Capizzi said. the day or the motions came a nd passed without the defendants' lawyers filing any motions. • But the assistant district at- torney's argument was coun- te red by Diedrich's lawyer Mars hall Morgan who ¥id he would be active in a cl"il trial until mid-December. . Diedrich and Rose were in· dieted Dec. 16. 1977. on bribery charges related t.o a 1973 county board of supervisors land use decision. When protesting the added de- lay in bringing the defendants to ... proving the two-story gara~e still has a set of plans. Between plans. allowing construction to the county and the city, he• _...., continue would only compound claims. seven sets of plans~have A rtistS .Sea.-.,,-.c;~ city wrongs. been lost ror the structure he has Isch says the project has been bulll hjmsell. nothing but a headache s ln<!'e its ·•t 'mt don't ~ ......-1~ · -"" in~ do· JlLtbls iJOlllt, ii --He~ i city variaote..to says ..... tt•s lrP to my lawyer encroaclt fnlo slde~aj'.(I settia~ks.._ now.'"'------"Tlien. sch says, the county building department which 'it that time checked plans lo~ the city under a contract, s aid the ·'Deprogr.am' $~pee!' Heid • , structure was too close lo his two-story house. The county; Isch 58).'S, indicat- ed he mifiht mo"ve the ~arage 2Lopsided WU18 Tallied T h u.-..,~d a y l g h ' Orange Cout High school football action yielded two lopsided victories: Foantala VaUey 31 Newport lbrber 11 .... VlfJeM u.a-a lllft•7· See detail• In tOday's sportt tfttSOft. HILLSBOROUGff. .T. <APl -A New Jersey man was ar· reigned on charges he kid- napped and assa~ted bis :a. year-old daughter ID an attempt to deprogram her from a cult known as the "Circle of Friends." Joan Stedrak med charges gainst--her father;-Anthony J. Stedrak, of PenReiluken, and Galen Kelly, a Kingston, N.Y., deprogrammn. after they .al- legedly forced' her Into a van and drove to Kinpton. Followtn1 arraignment before Municipal COurt Judie Richard A. Koernor Wednesday, \he woman uld she wants her 'Tallier-lo "autrer °'e conse· quences ot hill _ctlona." By STEVE MITCHELL •Of ll!le o.11, ...... Slflf The festival grounds are too boring, the music is more suited lo supermarkets and elevators. and the artists sa·y they play second fiddle to the nightly P ageant of th e~ast~rs performances. These were some of the gripes expressed in a survey completed by-jlbout hall of the 180 artists who disp lay their works on the Festival or Arts grounds last summer. Fifteen!.)'ear exhlblto'L.Lu Morphine Campbell presented the lis t or compla ints and suggestions before the annual meetln1 of the Festival .of Arts membership In Laguna Bettch this week in ao effort lo Improve the lOt of artlHni on the crounds dunn1 the atx-wee.k fesUval run. great deal or time at their booths. "The a rlist'R morale has declined so badly and the attendance or ar\ists at the festival has gotten so low." Mrs. mpbet~aHi."lhal we-naJJy need to energize the artists and the-fe~jval grounds." And while her s urvey shows oftl y 45 percent or the artists responding personally sat at their booths more than SO pe rcent of the days of the feati.Y..Al. J be....banda out much-of • th~~b1ame &o festl~I otriclal1. "A lot of the exhibitors said the)' were simply bored." she told about 200 festival members and the bo6A'd of dJre(!ton. -- She 1ald the artists likened the music over tl\e louds peaker 1yatem as "more appropriate for a funeral than • rutlval .... addtn1 tbat many n11•1ted upbeat mualc. such aa mellow Jau, folk mut1lc or Ught claaslcal San Diego Superior Court in M s eptGe. ld 1wringk Y 1 Y v· sta an ager ra ee s. 1Jud.~e Gilham said the tnal The. ~ard is expected to r~a~h (See DELAY .. Page_~ f 01fa~!1on on the a_ruwa wit.h.in. d Student Held In Dana Point Rape Atte mpt A 19-year-old Saddleback College student was arraign~d on attempted rape charges m South Orange County Municipal Court Thursday. Larry More of 320 Ave . Palizada. San Clemente. wai. charged in connection with the attempted ra~ or an 18·year-0ld Dana Point girl Tuesday. Police allege More took the girl to his apartment to listen to music and began making sexual advances. Whe n she refused. police claim. she was beaten. She escaped her attacker and arove lO a girlfriend's home. . More is in Orange County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bui I. be._piped out to potential buyers and artis~ on the grounds . Other~uggcstions f~om ~he artists included . hav1ng hve mwsickans and concert& on the g rounds co a.ttract aumm•r V,19lto rs . -- - ' "The level of excitement on the .)(rounds Is low .·· Mrs. Campbell said. She said most or the artists would Uke lo sec live dem9nstraU011s by craftsmen, guesl artist lectures. art films in the Forum Theater. tour guldes1 magJ~ s hows. inJme.s anu wandering minstrels. Sh e was critical of the emphasis placed on tb'e aMually "sold out" pageant , adding that, "the .udlt4 hav• been upt taged by the pageant for so long. People don't know we're out there. 11te pa1eant Is sold out ao th~y flture we're sold out." Mu. Campbell uid -lOcal pre11 cbver-.e empbatiMI U.. . (See A•TISTS. Pase ,\2) Testimony he a rd by the per s o nne l b oard cente re d a ro und two main issues - whether Burns performed ade- quate ly as a parks maintenance worker in his seven years with th e city and wh e the r a newspaper -advel'tlsem en in whic h Burns' name appeared should have influenced Weeks' decision to fire Burns . The newspaper ad. which ap- peared in the San Clemente Sun- Post on J une 9. vigorously pro· teSted a proposed dissolution or the parks department. Weeks had recommended in May that the city hire a private parks maintenance firm instead of maintaining city parks, using ci· ty employees. The ad referred .to Weeks as a "comedian." It also threatened (See BlJRNS .. Page AZ> More Co verage Other South Orange County coverage appears today on Page Al3. W eather Patchy 14tt! nJght and ea rly mornin g r og otherwise fair lllrough Saturday. Lows tonight 45 .:to-52: Highs Saturday 68 to 73. IN.18ETOD"Y In Fronce they coll him Michel Souri1. In Jopcn M u. Miki Kt.1ehi. In tM good old U.S .• he's Mickey M°"3e ond he'• so ll«l"' old Satvrdav. See F'eoturing, Page Bl, ond WttMndlr. Cl. ··--- e· ta • I [ S· 1e lS lf h. IO es of And, the" potter admitted, at le,a•t l»art of the pro.,..ms can be atrlbuted to the a~. many of whom t aid they did not spend a '...!t -·~;;~~~:::=~~_;_..::::.:.;:::.;;;:......::;;::,.._..7,,,. ____ ~~..,,,...;;~~.::::;::~.-.;..;11:~:::-...... ' A2 .. - DAILY PILOT USC l 'fo•• ... _. .. t I BURN • • • .i boycott of th San Ckmcnh' ~1tu bl.Ore. J.C Councllm@ ~ llamm. "ho ""l> lhl'1\ th•· •tor.'• man:lfer. did not \'Ott' to l'fl in thl' park d J> rtm nt Tht> ·•ll ".a)i (Mid for b) l'll \ fo;mph.1)1.'t'i. Jnd Sun Cl'1m\•ntt> n.·~111\•nh fo1 lhl' JIUrpu't' or 'SU\t' lht• l'Jrl.:o. Dt•pt Burns ' numt• .ind ptlc.ln1• numtM>r Wt'f\' ll:o;l\<1 ,I, ,1 ~OUtl'\' Of Uddl trnn.11 1nform.1t1on So "•'rt• thoi.c.• t•f C(llLn('ll mt•mber'i M yrt1i; \\' Jl:llt•r· 111111 tlvw:u d M lll(tw tl _____ ..,...n.L.....t.uu.uiu.>U-A...JUUl: •W.Jwu:uu: llurn~ wt~ dlrecll'll by Sun ("temrntr-t'lty t:'ml>h>Y"t ~ ..,lH'1a l tl1 n .1tl1•rlh'\ ftu,,t•ll lln:-.t rum 11\11 Ill ''"'" 1•1 'I m•,t1on' rl'gu rd111~ h•' 1·onn1•1·t wn "1th lhl· Jd tic llt•t•hnl·d h~ .,J, '' ht•lht•1 tw hmt ;111thort•tl lht Jd or pntd for It .... Bostrom told the pen.onnel b041rd thut ullo~lnAC lbc ad vert1sement to mflut•nce a de t<ttt1on ttt ftre Burf\b eensh\ut~ \'IOIBllOn O( th" t>mployN~'s First Amendment right lo freedom of :.pttech Ctty Manager Weeks testtftcd that the ud made htm angry. but s aid it "ould not have been enough, considered alone. to cause him to fire Burnt. Arlie Waterman. city parks .. dtr~etor. tewA~h~rr:as was a talented. often dedicated. but occasionally troublesome employee, who had difficulty controlling ttis temper. Burns admitted that he is a ma n with a· te mper. But he said that when he s houted at an employee working under him , it was because he was concerned with the quality of work his crew generated. "I guess maybe I'm too much of a disriolinanun ... he said. "If I had been 'one of the boys,' I wouJdn 't be here now." Bostrom contended his client ·s· position with the San Clemente Ci- ty Employees Association con- tributed significantly to Burns' being fired Burns was two·time president of the association and \Va s described by on e city employee as "the most activo member.·· Uostrom 's attempts to show •mti-unton st"Tltiment a mong city administrators were.. ruled out of orde r by Deputy City Attorney :vi 1cha<.'l Bartlett. who acted as hearing Offi<'er T h(' l'ity wus represented by Newport Beach liltorncy Tully ~c y m our Thl· City Council. which traditionally s its as the <'1ly 's personnel board. asked · tht-plannin~ rommission to hear Uurns· appeal. after Councilman Howard Mushett suggested that the council might be accused of bias Sitting on the personnel board wer e . commissioners Melford Morgan. James Chase. Carol Carlson •md Arthur Petersen William Greenwall was absent WldCash Warms Heart OENVEH (AP > It was a cold. windy day in Denver when the following exchunge took place al a downtown high-rise con- struction she. A smart aleck in a n ex- isting building next door held--up a 11ign at the win· dow for the cold workers outside lo see. It read: "ll 's 72 degrees in here ·· One worker found a piece of cardboard. scrib· bled on it and held it up for the office occupant. It read . "lt's Sl5 an hour out here ." Angel Dust Seized LOS ANGELES CAP> -Seven pf'rsons have been arrested in i.Ul early morning raid of.a-home in which the drug PCP. or "angel dust." was m a nufac- tured . deputies say. Deputies s a id they confiscated equip- ment, chemicals and a quantity of PC P with an estimated va)ue of $230.000 from the home on East 76th Street. 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Wl'Urtng a grey JttC'ket .. brown the l n1nt <1001 on hie. thuly :.hart und brown and white tO..mmuw ~ .. 1a.. ..i-atx>u~+m--l'hecked punts when he left the 1 hur duY. bl-.·w1fe told otfarcl'6 ltoml·. --- When tlit• mun <ffil nol n1tum llt• wus currying a -wa1J<ing b' ti f' m . Mr., Updl'wrurr t•Jllt'd t'Jnt• Jnd hi!. wife :.ufd he did not r.o I 1 t' t' "ho 1 rn in t•d 1 :it t• I y h<H'l' J hou~l' key or cash on h11> JUDl'fu.'<l trn ull nt~ht lll'l.U 1.·h of Pl'rson when he left Rare Bird Spotted Near New Nest Site A chilly Vlgtl paid off Thurs- day night for a state Depart- ment of Fish and Game-official who reporte d he s potted the female osprey that has been the target or masSive-orn1ttmlogtcal efforts in Newport Harbor. No osprey has raised young in Southern California in 50 years. and so consider able excitement occurred when the seagoing hawk built a nest in Ne.wport Harbor a few weeks ago. Unfortunat~ly. the hawk built it on the mast or a ship whose owne r. a Los Angeles doctor wasn't fond or paying Sl.500 a Ex-bigamist Goes A lone. SAN -OIEGO IAP I -A court has ordered Roy Joyner. who pleaded no contest to bigamy. to pay a S250 rine and slay single at lea~t one year. "I don 'Lthink hc"s gW.n_g to go out and get married again ... Municipal Judge Judith McConnell com - mented Thursday. J oyner pleaded no con tes t to marrying a San 01l'go woman 1n 1976 wi th o ut divor c in g a "oman he married m 1967 in Zurich. Switzerland. LPG. Arrival In LA Harbor Protest e d SAN PEDRO cAP1 -While marchers protested the dangers or bringing highly volatile llq- uefied petroleum gas into busy Los Angeles Ha rbor, Coast Guard officials made a last· minute . ~afety inspection today of a British tanker carrying the gas before allowing it to dock. The Cavendish . loaded with 11.5 million gallons of LPG the second largest s hipment in California history was to dock this afternoon amids t extensive safely precautions. Two Coast Guard vessels and two Harbor Department patrol boats were on hand to form a moving screen a round the 638· foot tanker as 1t moved through the port. whic h had been or· dered cleaced of all traff~c. The protests were organized by a group calling itseU the Coastal a nd Harbor Hazards Council. Federal. state. <fnd local authorities worked to ins ure that the tanker Cavendish would dock and unload safely. said John May , s pokes m a n for Petrolane Inc. Arter a final morning inspec- tion, the Cavendish was to move at a speed of less than 5 mph through the channel. The Petrolane s pakesman said the s hip contains an additional s are t y val v.e t 0 mini mi z e spillage tn case of a n accident month in dock fees for a boat he t ouldn'tsa.il. So a giant piUn{"\was sunk nearby and. on Monday. ttle nest was moved by state and Paciric Tete"Phone wor k e1 s In an at• te mpt to fool the bird into think· Ing the piling was the mast. The only problem was : Would the bird fall for it? Dedicated Fish and Game of· ficial Paul Kelly decided to find out by perchi~g himself on the end of H Street on the Balboa P.eninsul.a Thursday night with his s potting scope to wait for the nest. Fortunately. he only had to wait about h alf an h our. because. as Kelly noted. "It's cool out there.· Laguna ~oils Basic Summer School Plan Laguna Beach school trustees have approved the formation of a tas k force to look into the possibilities of holding a self- supporting summer school pro· gram next summer. The volunteer group would de· termine whether there is parent inte rest in a program for a parerit-paid comprehensive pro- gram of art. music. cr afts and other classes. With t he exception of basic classes necessary to meet high school graduation requirements. the district is forbidde n to offer other classes at s tale expense. The state's post-Jarvis formu l.a does not provide for s uch financial assistance. and ·any classes would have to be funded from elsewhere. Trustees agreed Thursday to get an early start on researctting the possibilities of s umme r school. and will be appointing a t ask force comprised of the dircctol' of educational servtces. an administrator •. teacher. two students, a parent. trustee. a non-parent adult and a member of the city's Parks and Recrea- tion Department Just/or The Record, He Was There It was a simple omission from the m inules or las t mo nth ·s sch ool boa rd mee ting that bothe r ed business manager Clyde Lovelady Thursday night. Specifically. the Laguna Beach Unified Sehool District administrator wante d a correction in the section entitled "Staff Members Present ... ·'I would like the Oct. 26 minutes to reflect the fact that I was here." the former Texan drawled. "in the eve_nt my wife wonders where l was.J' A red-faced Sally Sanderson noted the correction. but not before her boss. Superintendent Robert Sanchis turned to the board of trustees and quipped. "I don't remember Clyde belng ·"f'L__ -fOr'fqve~ - ·EVidence Laeking l ·n .Prohe W ASHlNGTON CAP 1 -The House assassinations cpmm1ttee s aid today It has found no evidence that a squad of qff-duty FBI agents assassinated Martin Luther JGng Jr. or that the agen· C':f was directly involved in the c-rvii riat~ leader's-death-1n any VJ~. But a forme r Atlanta FBI agent said the bureau conducted "a lO·yeur vendetta" against King and then ~tched its in· vestigation of bis assassination by ignoring the possibility of conspiracy. Arthur Murtaugh. now a col- lege professor. testified that the l"Bl inv tigalion was pul haclc on ec>utine status as soon as James Eari Ray was identified as the assassin and' as a fugitive to be caught. "It just defies reason to say that the samP people who have engaged in a to.year vendetta against Dr. Kiffg should in- v~ s ti ga t e hi s murd er," ~urtaugh_sa.icL " He said he made that state- ment because the investigation was conducted by the FBl's in- telligence division. lie said he could only speculate lhaL the probe might have been handled better had it been conducted by some other FBI division. such as the criminal division. Murtaugh said the Atlanta FBI effort against King included a n e lectronic eavesdropping operation by 15 agents that pro- duced 4.0 to 50 cabinets of files on King's telephone conversations Ch 1ef t•o unsel G Robert Bl a key s aid .. the comm1ttc(' found no evidence of direct FBI involvement " in King's tnurder But Blakey said four days of public hearings will deal with question::. of "possible indirect involvement." He said these in- cluded questions of whether the FBI 's admitted camMi_gn to harass and discredit King as a leader resulted in King's pres- ence in Memphis. where he was assassinated April 4. 1968. U .N . Ambassador Andrew Young .was an ~ude lo King an~ was on the balcony of the Lor- raine Motel in Memphis when King was shot to death the re. H e testified today that ht> knows of no evidence that the FBI was involved in the a!-.- sassinallon. although he said "that was one of the conspiracy notions in that rel{ion. "In the paranoia of those limes... Young said. "it is no secret the civil rights movement was continually. harassed." A~W1 ...... Actress Bernadette Peters speaks to the crowd during a rally in Los Angeles Thurs- day as part of the second an· nual "Great Ame rican "S mokeout ." He r tiatnrn reads. "Kiss me. l don't smoke.·· Police Seize Naked Alien In Clemente A naked man wandering the downtown s treet s o r San Clemente has been admitted lo the UC Irvine Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation an er authorities determined he could not s peak intelligibly. San Clemente police said the 40-year-old Mexican national was taken into custody late Tuesday. when a patrolling of- "ficer ·spotted a-man -without clothing in the 400 block of South El Camino Real. · When police determined that the man was apparently an 11 · ~egal alien. they tried to turn him over to thl· U S. Border Patrol. But federal agents re. fused ~ustody becaus e. they said. lle could nol commumc.·atc intelligibly The man was booked on 'USPi· cion of not being able to care for himself and transferred to the m e di ca l ce nte r . where psychiatric evaluations typically keep a patient confined for 48 hours. police said. :end~~«•= di\ttces to "11Ufomatlcally ~ OWb g5. now 1f a leak occurs. A tanker explosion here two yea.rs kjJJed eight people and m- jured 50. here=that ni ht. do you?" \fie ar . ./;~ $ .. --- Trial Slated -In-Shuoting Two brothers charged with the allemJ)ted s hooting of Los ' Angeles Rum linebacke r Jim Youngblood in Newport Beach pleaded lnn9cent at th eir ar- ralgnmen1. Thursday In Orange County Harbor Municipal Court. Fro•PageAJ DE.LAY •• ·• was being moved to the northern San Diego County city to make i~ more accessible to the parties -involved ln the crtminal-la~t.- At today's hearinJt. Rose's at- torney Sylvan Aronson said he wlll make additional pretrial moUons when t he court con- venes Jan. 8, including a re- newed molioi:-for a post indict· ment p~limlnary hearing based on a re(enl Supreme Court de· els Ion. l'r .. P.,,e AJ Alan Oray, 29, or 2'1696 Tort.Ja, Miaston Viejo, and CoUn Gray, 26, of Diamond Bar, race a pre· tr ial heari.nl Dec. 18 al the Harbor Court and have • trial. ARTJSTS-.-date Mt for J an. 2. two were'11m!'Stm oet. n • .after a IWl alletedly was fired ·, pageant arAI not t he artists. at Youn1blood ouulde the A.n· "Don't treat us Uke a side show dent Mariner re1t1unnt ln for he pap.ant/' she aaUd the New -ifreeton. lA.'a c,upec, or Anrron._, N~lon on s.ik npt1 FO! 1hl• h™ 11mc lccl nt'W, cxcmng anti f(fflWln,!t celk-criOtl o( urrr" fashioned from Ou Ponr Anrmn'" nylon (3ce fiOm JI'(' llC'ft' and on ~le Cirpm of Anuon"' !'NM dirt u rptts o( Anrmn• cormol si~c" And for 1h1~ wttk only, I«-> hi' l't\1u1~ our prt<'n O!I 1h1(k. IKh pl11"'°' c~rnin~ l>CUlpiuin ~nJ wbck t()flC'OIMOOO All in Mode. All on llOllC' wllh gllnt a.lYIO}t\ of m GtoPayard ... ---"-.... ~. _ .... "'"'3 ..., .,_ ,_,_,_ --H\>111'> SAt11 2 ·--~- U.S. Aid Offemd Refugees GENEVA. Switzerland (APl The United States has joined France and Canada in offering to reseftie the 2.500 refugees from Vietnam stranded on a freighter off the Malays ian coast., a s~~Iruln Cotlhe.JJ.Ji.., high commissioner for refugees said~oday. Spokes m a n Philippe Labreveuex said a mbassadors. of the three countries met today with Ma laysian officials in Kua la Lumpur, the Malllysian capital. lo "colnmunicate their decision to accept the refugees and start negotiations." There was no immediate com- ment from Washington--;1lnd it-- was not known how many of the re fugees might be resettled in the United St.ates. Terry Adamson, spokesman for the Justice Department. said in Washington that Attorney General Griffin B. Ben will meet wlth congressional leacfers to discqss plans for rormiUing an dditronal 2,500 In ochmese ref· ugees to come lo the United States. . Adamson said that a tentative. proposal calls for expanding the U.S. qi.iota for Indochinese ref. ugees. but said tnis would not necessarily mean that the Unit· ed States would accept the 2,500 refugees aboard the freighter. Adamson said Justice Depart- ment officials would m eet with m embers of the House and Senate judiciary committees to discuss the plans . In Kuala Lumpur, offtcials who sat in on the negotiations but asked not to be named, said lalaysia has softened its stand , and is willing lo let the stranded refugees come ashore as soon as it has a firm commitment from the countries lo which they will be sent. Cle mente Cyclist Hurt in Collision /\ San C lemente m a n was tnJured Thursd ay. whe n his bi cycle collided with a parked <'a mpe,. at. lht-S:tn Onofre Statt! Park, located just south of the · city Oscar Calderon. 40. of 32().1 A ve . d e l Presidentc. w<.1 s trans ported by cily firemen to San Clemente General Hospital. where he was treated in the e mergency room for cuts on his face and a bruised shoulder . ...----....... -'"""-·~ '=~: Antton• PfytOt't SA .. s2 s.n12 ~-----f\.-.... "4.llllt Cl./f I -"""' 100'• t:.""""9G~"1' ~~ --"'~'2 ~'-.... '2 ... ·LOCAL =·S&n~ Juan Councilm n • -iBacK Bead Start Plait · _ !inn ~uan {;apll$t.rW"lo r1ty roun-1'tt V 68Jt!<.T ·o 1'0 lh1· :il'l\Ool 'i. ctlmen have 11u touwd D plunninl prol('hn1h tu th•· 1·11 v fin· -.t.1111111 ,111d com mi aon det'ls1on pt-rm1lhn1t th poss I bit• firt· r1·.,111111-.1• 111 ohlt·m~ Comm umt (\nin t•hntt Cc•nlt'r to t·ttu e-d b\ 111n 1 uwd t 1.11111 111 thl • estubhsh a llead ti.rt pre·srht)()I at Jrea .La M atuniu Str..•d and t-:1 Homo Pecklnw thl'y i.t11d """"l<I c•r1•11tt• Road. • Rn wdd1t1onul 11rnbll•m a" 14<ouhJ lhr In ruUn~ to temporJrily aJIO\o\.' Che 001 t' l(t•neratc•cl "' t ""11 half cJ.1y i.chool an Ole ureu zoned ror 1t•rd<'n t l<t'\ c11 ''ompo'l(•d ol ~•nttt-t-tHIO _____ _hoinu,-" , t~UflC~ rnU!.1.LJt.lJi.O-.took-1t --rtn td ""1"'l'UctJ - verbal shot ti Cuptl!itruno l 01(11.'11 ~L' ix:rwt 1 orwtffi11n'I 1mpo•w<l hv Cfi'ool llbtrt<'l .tuthor1t1t''\-for not tht> plonn1n1e c·omml.,,11111 tnl'luclt•cl provadm~ u .,11\' for lhl' plOJt'l'l no ll••rkan.: ri·~·11l ,1t11111., 1111 •ln·1•b CO NCILME APPflUVED 1.1 formal resolullun Wl'dncsduy night urging t..he sthool dti.trict lo rind .. pt>rmanent sate for the pre school for d1sadvantn1.tt.'<1 San Juan ) nungster~ und askt.>d lhe cat~ s taff and pre- school aulborilie::.__loJOIO tti~ 't1m:h ... -Tile ec1Ston will allow the Head Start program to use Rotury Club property US the Sill' ror a IX>rtabJ~ classroom structun' :'.Ind to. UM' a Boy Scout ··hut .. ror an office until Juh l The appeal derucd b~ councilmen was filed by Mr und Mrs Jeffr.ev ' He ininger who QWO u neighboring home flont1ni: <lll'U h01111•' .md ft.•111·111..: ol l)lay u reos MRS. EVELV 't: \-ILl.•:t.. S, H~ad Sta rt Prograni dm·rtor · .,,11d t lw M'hool s budi.:t·t th 1 , y1•u 1 1i. $81 ,000 U\ fedt.'ral funds Sh~ sa1u huU 1he. till chUd ~ n e-llf'61 l~d a:re non English speaking • • Srhool primarily 1s to ,rnl r h1ldr1•n M lo" mcumc or welrun.• n.-ce1v1ng families , ~·-···- Children eligible for ll<:ad Start e nrollment are from families on "elfare or with low 1nt•omes , she s aid Ten percent or lht· students J re handicapped, she added For Coas tal S trip · Clemente DelaYs Plan San Cle m ente city councilmen h ave delayed approval or a first phase of the city's state-mandated Local Coastal Plan, a(ter heated de- bate over wording. And councilmen voled unanimous- ly to have city staff explore how to regain control or the document. It is being compiled by the California Coastal Commission staff. SAN CLEMENTE IS one of rive local jurisdictions in the state lo ask the Coastal Comm1sson to draw up the p l an, ma ndated by the 1976 Coas tal Act. Sixty-three other .California cities and counties have chosen to compile their own coastal plans with consultants or city plan- ners paid out·or specibl state funds. Councilwoman Donna Wilkinson said Wednesday she was disappoint- ed in initial coastal plan documents , whi ch s he claimed inadequately reflected the city 's concerns for its coas tal zone. As defined by the __ coas tal Commission, SasLClemente'.s coasta l zone extends l.000 yards in- land from the bear h !approximately to El Camino Real > for the length or the city, north to south COUNCIL DEBATE Wednesday centered chiefly around the issue or whether the cit y 's coastal plan should include an appraisal or low and moderate income housing op· portunities in the coastal zone. "It is inconceivable that we could take the most expensive land in the United States and put low or m oderately priced housing on it," said Mrs. Wilkinson. But council members Howard Mushett and Myr tis Wagner argued t hat possi'f.>iliUes for low and mode rate income housing in the 4coastal zone s hould be explored. in order to maintain a balance in the community. "' . BRYCE ~UGHEY, Coastal Com- m ission planner in charge of the San Clem ente coastal plan, told coun- cilmen Wednesday that the plan must comply with requireme nts of the Coastal Act, whether prepared by Coastal Commission planner~ or by the city. H.e said the city's ··correction" of the document. as it deals with hous- ing needs. could not be derended by Coasta l Comm1ss1on sta ff. as the changes are contrary lo the Act. Caughey urged the City Council to s end representatives lo the Dec. 11 ·regional Coastal Commission meet· ing to advO<'ate the city's pos1t1on. when commissioners consider the San Clemente coastul plan dprument. Visbeek R 'anch Plans Vie wed By Cle m ente San Clemente city councilmen voted unanlmouslv, this week to authorize the c0ily planrung commission to con6ide <t specific plan ror the Vis beek Ranch. Nu-West, a development cor- poration headquarte red in Alberta, Canada, has proposed a specific plan for clustered de - velopment of 3.0()() homes on the 2.000-acrc ranch. Tbe homes would include a partments, condominiums, lownhomes. single family tract homes and ranch homes, ac- cording lo lhe specific plan pre- pared by the Plannjng Cent.er. consultants lo Ute N.u:West firm. · • .,. Housing prices would range from $50,000 to $400,000. The ranch is located in the city's hilly hinterland, running south from Avenida Pico to the San Diego County line. · Th e s pec ifi c pla n was descr ibed by Jim Lawson: city planning director. as a master plan, done in greater detail. He said the specific plan wall nol al- low Nu-West to circumvent any city fees or ordinances. RETIRING CONGRESSMAN CHARLES WIGGINS ... LOOKS AT 12 YEARS IN CONGRESS --Friday. NoVember 17. 1978 use OAIL y PILOT Al:I • THE FoodPo~r MISSION VIEJO ANIMAL HOSPIT Al -Food may be-a- better too l for national defense than barbe d wire , s ays Willia m Colby. form er C IA dir ector . lie says food can help in solving rather th a n _ --MARGU...U PA~KWA Y --__:.---'"4::-~"'"""- 25571 M .... ,. .. ,.wy,, M.V;t26tl -C7141 516-1220 IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A. SECOND OF.FICE THI MISSION VIEJO ANIMAL HOSPITAL . AVBY PARKWAY · 21612 Mal ~rite Pkwy., M.V. t26tZ -17141 495-6433 At A•"'f P'llwy. & 1-.1 • ....._. •• lecll lnt-..t • .) • _Ji g.h.tJ.ng JUlO.!.L problems of the world. - CALL FOtt_A_....O_IMT_M_EH'T __ o_a EMBCHHCY_....:..----.r---·.....---f ·----495-6433 .. ,.,. ..... ave """"" Mos~ple-are sulprlsed ·to ftnd h ow liftle It costs'to insulate-th eir home. Even whe n.they have an expeFl-do th 'insulating for them. · Properly ins ulated. your house needs less heat in winter. And tn summer your a ir conditioner doe n't have to work·nearly as hard. Wh ich meansyousaveonyour energy bills. Every mo nth. For as long as you own your home. . .. · .And with the cost of ~l energy ., -Edgar l . Folken. D.V.M. G'-E. ........_ D.V.M. I .. eadlng higher and h i her; ins ula ttng·n ow Will save you more and more in the future. -C l a-fre s timateby calling a n in- sulation contractor. (You can get fits number from the Yellow Pages.) Or call the Ga Company. Our toll-free number ts 1-800-252-9090. (From area code 209. caJl 2 13-689-3334 collect. l Don't put it off any longer. The sooner you call, the sooner · you c~n start saving . d e s l L ' " : ... 1( :I s :· I· r e ·1 Y. y e !· 0 .- j ~ ' t ! l 11 1 .l s l· e I d ,_ n· .e a e d lf :- ts a ·r S· 1e l.S >f n- 0 IS :>f ·- , , CALIFORNIA I CONSWER ,. Jiilil 1.'~ollay? . OFFERED Bave_,_Yo• Bugg~d REWARD --w...~-·...... ·~ JAMUL <API -About the big· 111ht of chUdrto l th<> right to ht! Tonf.t>k, was asked lo give the t thin; tn tldl'"foothittrtown s -lov-ed-huged,'' it ayti ,..d141l,y J™ athW&tc a 2.TA meetlni . and sang Ulelr club song: "Jamul has been known ror some swfngtng LOS ANGEL.ES <AP > ltn..--WIM. the annual toad race "The tir1t f w mlnutN1 C>t the to l month · Snc 11a cl\Tf<fren - Jl's so ,.l.xf'd aDd &ow·movlna Clay ar tM motl Important The) s bould be treated better and here dt"Spile nearly 3,000 citisem set the s>trtt of th whol ct11y "mi-ybe hen a contitltution drawn tha Southern CaliTornia mOtOrllls ftlVf a morntni-IOVl' htrJr. -to protect their N.-thts to be k>ved. who hke to polte fun drivt around "Slop what }'OU'te dotn.i In lht.• "I love al already," says ·Mrs with bumper slJcMr that aaya mlddlc M the day, 11hout 'Tirn•' out Tonl'ck ·~ 9 ye<tr old son Dan'I, "Jamul S~na . " for kwe' and wke the Unw lor .i 1·cfcrrmg to the eh1ldrt:n's club. But tht.-Jumul lluga ra ~i~y big hutt And thl' hugs, hl' said. "they mayknot'k lhatotfl.becan Alttr ·"Ptdllmt f(Oo d n1 1e hl. mukeyoufl't'lbeltt.•r " a month, it's got 26 m mbera and mommy lov you. duddy lovc:oi Thl' members traveled 25 miJes u const1tullon. . you , everybody lovt•t. you · " to S fl Diego to make lhe Board of · • t1-most-ftmctamMYJ ·--A -po Hu m ~ ·w 1..r .. _ -.Ht<1-Y----:iup,e~ai::y._mem.1oe.c:s.__ amhdso-forrunmng some-toads -But now we've added h.ue&jng each day -It makes us happy in every way -WoJ\'..Ly.ou bug your kids today?" -Atlantic Richfield, i.n ~~c~_,;;_,,...~=-='•:;;•=H=t~ th e fir s t u se in.r Calllornla of Its new na-· tional crime dete rrent prosram. has offered a reward of up to $25,000 The Greater Jamul Kiwanis for information about Club a nd the Parent·Teachers the fatal st\os>ting of an Association sponsor Mrs. Toneck's ARCO deaJer. Fereydon club. For $1, the members get a Ka malzadeh, 25, was copy of lbe constitution , a bumper killed at his Los Angeles sticker' and membership card. service swtion on Sept. ~9Y.~ hugging r2 rever. ___?!. ----· --- C P. . I . $3 856~;~£,~!!~~T C?mpare . 1n o. ~v~. ~~~"""-·--~-~ • • · wn.1t1 51dftwoil ht0$ (S.43) aid Co11f emssioos (~L SPR INGFIELD , Mass. <AP> -Smith & Wesson Inc. says it is recalling all barrels for a 1 2 -ga u ge, interchangeable· barrel s hotgun because they are d e f ective and potentlaliy hazardous. · ··U nd e r ce rta in cond1tions the barrels rupture, but no one has been htjured. None of the barrels exploded," sa id c ompany simkeS"man Wlllia m Clede u W &-LEA-It.NED. about the problem from reports in the field," he s aid. Owl\~t tb,.._nr"IF"'f model, which has been manofactured for about ·-18 months. s hould not fire the take-down type shotgun with it.s existing barrels. be said. Barrels should be removed from guns ahd shipped to the ractqry in Springfield for replacement. THE COMPANY, a major natio nal g un m a nufacturer , h as produced about 20,000 of the affected shotguns, s aid Vice President Richard McCaM . The company. a major natil>nal ,g un • · manufacturer, declined to.say Immediately how .many g uns were covered by the recall order " THE COMPANY will replace barrels for its 9 I 6T mode l with new barrels designed not to rupture, Clede said. The recall does not cover thet model 9J6 s hotg un, which h as a ·fixed barrel. The newly desigrred replacement barrels for lhe 9 16T will b e identified by the letter "0" on the top of the barrel near the breech end. Clede s;Ud. Luncheon Scheduled ay be the best small cor buy in Ame_r1ca_~toaay. Foreign exchange rates have cpntributeEt-to-dromaticjncreases . -in-sticker prices of imports. Slicker prices of compaabty equipped models.* OCT.'78 FO DESI REDESIGNED FUEL SYSTEM I ·s .. d c ~ f t --:;_-=:::::::;:=-f>INM~~~~--ond7as_booxe_tthciYe _rede51gned_~-------=-~ .......... VALUE PRICED sYstem feoT\JeS. lnol\Jdlng a ionoer ftller ~lubhouse 1 , 2t232_Ca e Arogen, Laguna Hills. --~ "~ Tickets are available • VVIVI-~ -caFPffe VU!..,..." through Nov. 22, in the .. The 79 Ford Pfnto hmanew ~lgn-:up • Mlnt-Consde · volunteer office in th front. In bock and Inside: more standard •Front Disc Brakes S ~ d It back Medic a I ,_,,.,.....:.. than last. l-nt, and 0 ... .......iei,..,..,,., 'e O\xCJSPak Electronlc Ignition Cente r, 23651 J>a5'o De •'l:l"l.llUI~ ,.,_ _.......,_,""'' • DekJxeBurnperGroup(new) V alencta. tow prk:el Con'1X:le Ptnkx It ffO( be the • ~t 'Mndow Frgmes Entertainment will be belt,md car buy In America today. • Front Stabilizer BOi' (new) l> r o Y l d e d b y t h e ---~ ~:~~~~~~I e ~ ll~ SY-AND· ARD •Ard M:m ... J... -.. ..IYl\J'K~ 11' n ·sietl·belll}Q_IOdlols not yet lkJndo'd on CollfornlO the direction of' r. r------~-~--~-"'"'M'lll:irtMieirlolWl~lflGl:IOIM·eQI~~ S h e I d on DI s r u d , a -2 311118 engloe ond opllonol OUIOmOllC 11onsm1sS1Qn . h ospital s pokesman THAN LAST VEAR See~deejer said. Art Displayed An exhibit ol pulp art created by Irvine arttat Fred Sawyer wtll be on --= EXCITING NEW MODELS Choose from a wide setectton of models. Including the ·exciting new ESS with European-type styling. For the mOf8 ~-minded buyef. tj'lere's Pinto Poot (with f9wer stondofd featues) at just $3.199. Ard 0 reN Pony pipe. plus gOS tank shield ~~=~~:~~ PINTO ECONOMY roblv eqi!lppecj Amer1con cas. In addllk>n k> Plnto's eKCaMant EPA m& you mQV be in r~ g_ SU(pffse. age ratings. recommended tch8ciJled PINTO RUNABOUl_t_S_: -·-~~n.~":";!. ~=;;;~• $542 Less 32 ~;: . 22~ than Omni/Horizon HatchbCJci< ·$411 Less than Monzo 2+ 2 Hotehboek I I Compculson of sllclcer pttoos of com· par~ equipp8d r:nodela ~ oes· ..Jlno!IOt'I charges FORD PINTO dJ••'•Y lbrou•h NOY• emlter at tbe Kartnera. b b of New_port BHc:b Pii68c: tltirary at 2005 Dover Drive. Pulp A rt 11 • new form ul1q band.made paper. ~. ~$3;599. stld<ef prices ~-· oludetme.t(JeSonddestfnatlonchorges. • .. ._ __________ ...,,. ( ,\ ' - 17 I . . ·-=,,_ __ ._ ___ _ Saddleback M QSCO\\ I,,\ r I • 0\'l~t t>res1dt•nl I l'OU1d l Brt'zhnt•\ t61t1 u t:roup or l 1 ~ st.•nulon. to d.1y thl' Sm 11.'t l mon htt' h.''tl<'d 4 neutron '4l'apon but dec1d~ vwa1n"l puttm.i 1t into produc- tion. Ont' or Ult' M.•nutor:s ~aid TJlki.ng to reporter~ 1m mmtrnrety Jftcr a-one hour Kremlin meeting .w1th Brcihnev. Sen Thomas F Eagl<'ton also said Hreihnev told the group .. th~ t he I w11hna w meet Pr<·~• dent art('r uny liml' uod an)' plare. but "only when wt• huve " n~w SAl .. T agret•mcnt " Thl' Mu~soun Demor rat quot t"d Brc-ihncv us saying. ·• Prcs1 dent Carter and I huve JUSl a couple ol minutes to ltit th mu,. stl6 rty 11ll' .s . R. wi 11-nP.V~ let them Oy ru-st But if the Uru\ elf States does. we can s tall destroy the United States. IRS Gets It in Pennies "But we mubt settle our prob· lems 1n a peucerul way... . Eagleton quoted Brezhney ai. . ~aying Soviet dcs1gneri. lesh.>d a neutron weapon .. but gave 1l up. We neve r s lartt.'<i production." Carter announced this year the United States would not go 7ih~ad with ptodueHon of its neutron weapon. pending prog- res_s in negotiations lo lim1l strategic weap0ns and military The good old fraternal Revenue Service., It will takt• money in any form and quantity . Bing Davis or Phoenix owed tht> I HS Sl :374.43 so he decided to pay thl· d e bt with pennies. An unidentified armored car guard unloads bags or pen-. nies outside the Phoe nix federal build- in g. Davis arri ved Thursday with 140:000 pennies. then a sked for change Samlleback Student Held _In Rape Try A 19 year ·old Saddlcback College student was arraigned on atll'm1>tt•d rape charges In South Oran~l' County Municipal Court Thur~day Larry More of 320 Ave P a lizada. San Clemente. was charged in connection with the attem~cd rapt; of an 18·ycar-old Nna Poml girl TueS<lay. Pollet! allege More took the girl to his apartment lo listen to music and b;>gan making sexual ad\'ancc~ When she refused . oohcc claim, she was beaten. She escaped her attacker' and drove to a girlfriend's ho.me More is in Orange County Jail in lieu or ss.ooo bail. Laguna Gay Murder Case Sent to Jury The Jrial of a .Laguna Beach man accused of a bludgeoning murder d uring an a lleged homosexual rage ended Thurs· day with the defense attorpcy c laiming the prosecution had failed to prove its case. Defendant Earl Scramlin. 27, sal quietly as lawyer Tom Reilly told a n Orange County Superior Court jury there-wa not suffi· cicnt evidence to jus tify a guilty verdict. . Reilly's client is accused or beating 69 ·year·old Albert Daniel Willard to death in his Laguna Beach home the night or July 29. 1977. T he youthful appearing defen. dant admitted In his testimony that he was in Willard's home that night but denied having as- saulted his occasional homosex- ual sex act partner. But prosecu t or To~y Whate ve r ~Ill? r eason . Rackaukas said. Scramlin did kill his aged homosexual partner and should be round guilty. Reilly dis missed the pros - ecutor's motive arguments as conjecture and ins isted that the s1x·man. s1x·woman jury should return a not guilty verdid The jury deliberated about one hoarberoi-c goang home for lhc night but was scheduled to re· s ume deliberations l-Oday. Pay Hikes OK'd SAN FRANCIScO 1AP 1 The University of California regents' finance committee has appr oved President David Saxon's recom- m endalion for a 16 percent faculty and staff salary increase proposal .retroactive to Oct. l. forces. Brezhnev had said previously the Soviets had the ability to produce a neutron weapon. but this was his first revelation that such a weapon had been tested. · The Soviets have mounted a worldwide propaganda carp· paign against the ~.S. neutron weapon, calling it an inhuman device. The U.S. neutron weapon 1s a By GARY GRANVILLE 0t IM Dally l'I~ S~tt Indicted Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich won another delay today in his up- coming trial on bribery charges A long with co·defendanl LeRoy Rose. Diedrich appeared , in San· Diego Superior Court. to have his trial dale moved from Nov. 27 to Ja n. 8. The postponement was bitter· Fund Set For Slain T-oro Girl A me morial rund to cover runeral expenses or El Toro murder victim Adele Jean Cor- ?adini. 16. has been es tablished by friends or the familv. The teen ·a~·s body was 1ouna !n a remote spot 01 Uuart.c I as t week by Los Angeles Sheriff's deputies. Missing since Sept. 6. the girl is believed to have been picked up while hitchhiking by a La Mirada mao who alleJ(edl v raped a nd murdered her. dep- uties said. The suspect is now in the custody of the Las Vega:. PQlice. Contributions for funeral ex· penses can be sent to the Adele J ean Corradini Memonal Fund. Bank or America. P.O. Box 575. El Toro 92630. a bank s pokeswoman said. Services for Miss Corradini wi lJ be conducted Salutday at St. Nicholas Church in Laguna Hills. an O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary spokesman said. Mass of Christian Burial is scheduled at 10 a.m. A wake service w~Q.be held today at the mortuary. the spokes man added. Survivors or the llen-ager ar<' her parents. Alfred and Joanna Co rradini . a nd a broth e r Nicholas. 20. Also s urv1vang arc paternal a'nd mut ernal grandparents. Mr. a nd Mrs. Alfred Corradini of New York. and Mr. a nd Mrs . Walte r Chrlstophersen of Orange Coun- ty. the spokesman said. . s mall warhead that pro<klces twice the deadly radiation of a conventional nuclear bomb but less than a tenth as much ex· plosive power. heat and fallout. · This means the warhead can kill people \Vhile causing little damage to buildings. T h e senators me~ with Brezhnev after a stormy session Thursday night with Premier Alexei N. Kosygin. who N'grily ly opposed -by Orange County Assistant Distric t Attorney Michael Capizzi. Cap·izzi told Judge Earl Jl. Gilliam that the request for the added delay was "an a ffront to the court..·· Capizzi pointed 01,1t that after th e Diedrich tri a l wu s transferred to San Diego County the court had set its start.mg date back to Nov. 27 and set 2Lopsided Wins Tallied Thurs day night 's Orange Coast High school rootball action yielded two lopsided victories: · Foantaln Valley 31 Newport Harbor 13 Mluion Viejo 54 Laguna IUUs 1 See .details in today's sports section. Marine Held • In Stabbing Of Another A 22·year·o ld Mari ne is reported In rair condition at UC I Medical Center. Orange-. after being stabbed four times in the back early this morning. ..0-r~ n g County S1l e r'i rr · ~ offi~ers said Cpl. Jeffrey Cox. 22. was s tabbed by another Martne near the Peyton Place Bar on Trabuco Road. The bar 1!>'-a_ few yards from the El Toro Marine Corps Base main gate. depu~ies said. A Marine Corps s p0kesman said Cox is based in Yuma. Ariz .• ~h an a nti -aircraft missile battalion 's transportation section. He had delivered vehicles to the F.,t.Toro base prior to lht! 2 : 10 lt.m stabbing incidenl. A s heriff's officer said Cox'i> assailant has turned himself in to ~tarine Corps officials at the El Toro base and was being held there for questioning by county officers. The Marine Corps· woul(j not identtry the suspect. · Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS told the m any Soviet M1Gs sold to Cuba are purely for defense purposes. 'Related story. A4 1 Carter adm1mstrat1on sources in Washington say U.S. s py plarres havu been dis patched over Cuba to try to rind out if the MiGs are purely for deferuuve purposest The mee'ting with Brezhnev began on a fnendlier note. Nov. 3 as the day pretrial mo· lions would be heard. But. Cap1zz1 said. the day of the mollons came and passed without the defendants' lawyers filing any mot1oni. • But the assistant district at- torney·~ aq~umcnl was coun- .lered by Diedrich ·s lawyer Marshall MorAan who said he would be active· in a civil trial until mid·December r Oiednch and Rose were in- dicted Dec. 15. 1977. on bribery cha rges related to a 1973 county board of supcrv1sori. land use decision. --when protesting the added rle· lay m bringing the defendants to trial. Cap1zZ1 notc<t rtre-tndlt l· ment was almost one year old and said the delay "goes to the very heart or integrity in gov- e rnment." _ While in court. the defendants and their lawyers learned that when their trtal begins Jan. 8 It will be in a de partment or the San-Diego Super-iol'--Court in ViBla. . Judge Gilliam said the trial was being moved to the northern San Diego County city to make it more accessible lo' the parliCb involved in the criminal laws uit Al today's hearin,g. Rose's at- torney Sylvan Aronson said he will make additionaJ pretna1 motions when l ht• court con venes Jan 8, including a re- newed motion ror a post ind1cl· me nt prelimin(.\ry hearing based on a recent Supreme Court. de· cision. China Paper Attacks ·Mao TOKYO IA.P i China has fo. directly attac ked t he late Chiairman Mao Tsc·tung in a thi"lly·veilcd move to reduce him to human dimensions and possibly rcwrilt' the history of his contribution to communis m. The Kwangming daily. a Pe- king newspaper. made its points by attacking Yao Wen.yuan, a fo rme r Politburo member whC1se 1965 criticism of a his· torical play kicked off the Cultural Revolution Mao interpretl.>d the play a~ criticism of his 1959 firing or Defense Ministe-r Peng. Teh. huai, who had upbraided Mao for the drastic economic failures of the Great Leap Forward of the 1950s. Coast R ackauk~s in1l1t~ that foot- . print; left In Drano -spilled or s plashed on the noor of the vlc· lim's house iSJ>roof positive that and_Gann~Traile lnsUlts ·_ cram n a wit a Wooden feriilit'YSfi ue. . Weather Ra~kaukas'{old tile jury that ~ ...-.....--~~'Y\._.,. ~.111!'4 when Patchy ·late night attd ta'tU 'illqecfty tllreateMd to ea r I y morn i n g r o g expose their-relationship. o therwise fair t hrough H .not that, the prosecutor Saturday. Lows tonight 45 sai t4umln1 ~ b vtet1m to 52. Highs Saturday U to toucMil off Ser•mJl:ri'i alleged 73. murderous ral(e. INSIDE.TODA -In France they call him Michel Soum. In Japan he i.t. M1kt Kuehl In tfw good old U.S .• he'• Mickey MoUM and he:s SO yeara old Soturdo11. See 1''eatunng, Page Bl. and Weekender, Cl. l,mtt.x .. •• °'" ·: ., , ... ' au "' •n M a.u M Tra&uco Teacher Strick~n in Clue A s ubstitute teacher at Trabuco Elementary Sctlool In • the SaddJeback Valley Untried School District was taken to a local hospital today aft r a.utrering a mlacarrlage In her cl111room, offlclals said.· The -.acher' ,.,., tf1!ated al the s c.h.o-0-l b.-)' c. o u-n t..: . ti r e department paramedics and reportedly was r ecovering Htlef actorily omcfals said. Rer clatarQQm duties were taken o~r by achool omctals -·s~CRAMENTC>' 'A P > -A _Th s alty,. 75-_yeqr·old Jarvis public squabble has deve loped was filmed on election_ day In between Howard Jarvis and Los Angeles by a crew that Paul G'ann. the tax rebels who fitted him with a wt-reless spo n s ored Proposition 13, microphone he 'could turn orr Callfomia's prQper\)l..tax.~ui in:. -.w.ben be didn't. waTithis-rem~ . lllafive, • -reeon1ia. -- · In separate segments or a p'ro-As he relaxed with aides. I c.a m Li.Ima.cl. ~a.e,. -1'4tMMi~-~ula. · ~ o~;;ed=.l>.allQL.._ Broadcasting Sy.st.em, 4arvis ac· measu~ s w nsore<fl>y Gann to · cuse<r GaM or tryigng to m•ke limit s!ate and local government m oney by sponsoring 8 new spending was "S···." b~llot measure to limit govern· "I am not going to blast)lim.'l men.t s pendJng, amt Gann aallcd don 'l give a damn." Jarvis said • Jar.vis"lrratlonal.'1 · without turning orr the The program, "CaHrornla microphone. "Gani\ Is trylna tQ Tonight ... is to be all'ed at promote som ethlni to make various times over the weekend money. 'For Oann." 4dHed by 12 public broadcasdng sta· Jarvis . tlons In California. ll was shown Gann. In his segment or the Thursday to The Assoclaled film. denied he w•s making Press. monty off the spending llmlt Jar,..ia and Gann. heads or dlt-, c.ampalcn aJld launcl'!,.ed hls ~ .. rer,e nt groups wblch Jofnea attack. aay6n8 J arvla waa "lrra· forces to quality Pro-lllon 13 tlonal" and 11uffered rrom ·•ctJar-r...... ,,..... rhea of the mouth." for th" bal-. were known not to "Howal'd bu 8 very difficult be clote. Bui they bad lnelattd that tbllr relation•hlp wu cot· problem with the English dial. <See IQVABBLE, Pap AJ> A2 DAIL V PILOT se Laclilng By TIN uoclat~ PreN --~====~~==-:...Mtnnrsota"s-tin heavy now of the scoon In Pro duml)('d up to nine in~hes 1n eome-areas ovcrniaht, fort'an acboots to ck>tt> and marlinc rusb·b<>ur com· " w /\ ~IUNGTON ( \ p I Tht.· muUn11 rn the MinncapoliB t Puul area. <Earlier story. 4> ~ • Nh~ lnch<'S w1u1 ref)Orted Rt Red Wing, orid nri .u·,·umulatwn of. ~•>c inch•·~ wai, reported in the Min· fll'VJH1h:-. nwtwpol1tun urt•u Sd\ool \\ilh <·untcl~J for U\l' day m muny ureas. .. ' l • ID HaFbor ' A chi y vlgll puid off Thurs- tlous~ B$!o 1nuhon.-. comnt•HN• s.tHt toduy ll h.1 -. found nu t'\1tdt•m·~ lhiH a ... quud ,,r off du\) "'Bt U6'l'l'lb ai. ... J.,.,111.111·d M.u1in l:utht'r King Jr or that lht• .1~ n l'Y wat. din: ~l)' 1nvoJ\lrd in u,,. £i~rathlh J~u~t·r·s dt•aJ.h J'l..~n \\U) Rut l'I fotllWl' <\tl:tntJ fo'Ht agent s~ud th\' bure•au <-ondu,·tl't1 "a 10 yeur vf'nd1•l\..a · a1it.Am.'il King und Uwn bot<·hl'd lb 1n Jnd hozurdous driving m dl' :.chool bu~t!~ tall' in a numb "nf otht•r commuruucs. -- -tn ft('111~t'r t•enmSlJtlr;·up tc,.-sr~-mches f••ll 1•lofi!~1n~ road,., und <'ompht•uting too · · rch for J ·7tl V(',tr old hunter. who later wa~ found safe .day night for a state Depart· ment of Plsh aod Game official who reported he spotted the female osprey that has been the target of niasslv ornithological crtoru In Newport Harbor. • -· ~o .~spre1 has raise<!_ youn in SOutliern catrrOl'Httiln-SO-years. and so ·considerable exeilemenl occurred when t he seagoing hawk built a nest in Newport Harbor a few weeks ago. ..., vcsltg"llon ,>{ h1:. UJ.!l.-.1olt1J\1on by ignoring ltw P'-li.i.1b1hl~ of <'ODtipiracy · Arthur Murt11ut.th. now a ~ol I ·ge proCcbWr, tc:.taru.-J that th1· f'lll invt.>sti1:.1tmn ".1:. put buct.. on i oultne -.\,1\u~ ....... oon ·" James Earl Ru\· wai\ 1dl'nufit'd J i. tht• at1sassm imd as u f'*1t1Vl' lo bl• CUUt;(nt C·ourt ·Test ·Needed In· Busing Expansion "It J~t dt'hl·i. n·,1:.on to '·" s '' (' R l\ M I-: NT 0 1 A P l f thJt tht.> i.amc pt'Qph• \\ho h.t,·l' ' Prupoi.ab lo t'>.p.md lht' Loi. ns;:t>lt.>s l mf1ehould 111 t•annot be enacted without a test v e 1> l 1 g 3 le h 1:, m.u rd~ r · ' ca1>e before the i.tate Supreme Mttrtaugh said. _ He said he m ade that state· Court. a state school board at· torneysays ment because the investigation Tbe state has no authority to was conducted by the FBJ's •D· ct lclligenc:e dlvis1on. He sald h<> or er district~ to bus students could only-spe<'uklte t-ha t-he _aC'ross count y line;.. as implied probe might have been handled in a so-caTicd mctropoht<.1n bus· better had it bet>n conducted bv 1 ng plan preM•nll'd lo Los some other FBI division, such a~ the criminal division. Murtaugh said the Atlanta t'BJ effort against King included <.tn e lectronic t>avesdrop pin~ operation by 15 agents that pro duced 40 to SO cabinets of fil es on King's telephone conversations. C hi ef counsel G. Robert Blakey said "the committee round n0 evidence of direct FBI involvement" in King's murder. ~ily Of ficiah Find Joggers Are 'No Fun' •r - LOS ALTOS lllLLS fl\P>: J oggers are running town of. fkials ragud. Vleekly "fun runs" involving hundreds of joggers are clogging the n-<Arrow-slreets -0r tlMs-San Francisco-area community. and the town councal Wednesday ac- eused the ronners of "flagrant mis use a nd abuse " of the thoroughf afes. "The council will consider is· suing future permits to lhem, but based on past performance. it's doubtful that they will get' any more," Town Manager Bob Crowe said Thursday. Ex-bigamist Goes Alone SAN DIEGO IAP > t\ court has ordel.'ed Roy Joyner, wt)o pleaded no contest lo bigamy. to pay a $250 fine and st<ty single at least one year. "I don't think he's going to go out and get married again." Municipal Judge Jµdit h McConnell com- mented Thursday. Joyner plead~d no con- t est to marry1nR a San Diego wo man in 1976 with o ut divorcing a woman he mar.ried in 1967 in Zurich. Switzerland. Ero• Pflfle AJ SQUABBLE language," said Gann. 66, a re· tired real estate agent. "H's · hard for him lo get above a two. l e tter ~ord. He says 'I ' and ·me' very well. Angeles Superior eourt Judge Paul Egly, state school attorney Thom as Griffin said Thursday. "The implications of bringing the state in on creation or a m~tro busing plan makes us a little nervous." Griffin added. "It seems to me all the dis· cussion assumes we have a fol or power and a uthority we don't have." The plan recommended by court -appointed specialists to further desegregate Los Angeles schools -would extend the city's busing program to most of Orange County's 29 school dis· tricts and to Ventura and San Bernardino counties. It would a lso include other districts an Los Angeles County. 1:'~e recommendations by Unive rsity of Illinois political scientist Gary Orfield a nd Ha r va rd sociologist Thomas Pettigrew called lhe state "In· dis pensable"tothe metroplan. The apRarent reason for mak· ing the state and the state school board parties lo any court action_. was to avoid separate la..wsuits from the more than 100 d istricts that would be a ffected if Judge Egly adopts the plan. Griffin said. Orfield said the state school board shouJd be brought into any court ruling on the recommen· dations because of its potential role in channeling tax funds and designin1L1>1aos Cor desearoaa.. · lion. fY _,., --~ Egly 1s expected to hold hear- ings on the recommendations by early next year Unfortunately, the hawk built it ·on the mast of a ship whose owner. a Los Angeles doctor. wasn't fond o( paying Sl,500 a mooth in d~k recs for a boat he cou ldn-'t'saU. So a giant piling was sunk near.by aD<1. on Mollday. Ute nest was . moved by state and Pacific Telephone ..workers in an al· tempt lo fool the bird into think· ing the piling was the mast. The only problem was: Would the bi rd fall for it? Dedicated Fish and Game of· ficial Paul Kelly decided to find out by perching himself on the end or H Street on the Balboa Peninsula Thu~ay night with his spotting scope lo wait for the nest. - Fortunately. he only had to wait about half an hour. because. as Kelly noted. "It's cool out there." Workers f.lee · AS Well Blmcs NEW ORLEANS <AP> -An exploratory well being drilled in the Gulf of Mexico blew out to- day, forcing 39 workmen into the sea in saucer·shaped rescue capsules. Marathon Oil Co. said . John St.rong or the Ma rathon om ce in Lafayette. La.. said three men were slightly injured and were betng taken to a hospit a l for observation. but none nppeare<t sertously hurt. Seven men stayed aboard the rig aft.er it started blowing mud. Strong said. They brought it un· de r eontrol in-about 45 minutes. Alaska Pro.tected w ASmNGTON CAP -The Carter Administration Thunday closed 110 million acres o f Alaska to commercial develop- ment. moving to protect the land for three years a fter Congress we nt ha me without deciding whether to give it perm anent federal protection. ' -tts. Ai Offer~d ...._-=-==-=--~ . Actress Bernadette P eters speaks t.o the crowd during a rally in Los Angele& Thurs· day as part of the second an- n u a I "Gr eat American Smokeout." H er button reads. "Kiss me, I don't smoke." ' 'Wormburger' Included in ~ Recipe Book CHICAGO IAPl -The owner of Earthworms lnc. says he is adding "Wormburgers" to the 100 recipes he has for using pro- tein·rich dried worms as food supplements . A fasl·food c;hain has denied · ritinors that it used ground. red worms in its hamburgers. But Darrell Richar,ds. owner of Earthworms. said it ·s a "question of time beCore dried worms will take their place m the aiet." People already eat s nails. oysters, octopus. s quid, a nd shrimp. and dried worms will mix with any kind of cooldng, he -noted. Richards. 43, said be cooks worm c0ol<ies and worm cakes afflome about once a week. "I li.ke..lhem and so do mY two children who are 9 and 11. But my wife doeso 't ~o for it yet. "For dinner tonight. 1 'm going to m ix one-tenth cup or dried earthworms to a quarter pound of ha mburger and call it a "Worm burge r." he said. Refugees CENEVA, Switzerland (AP) The United States has joined F~ance and Canada in orfering to resettle the 2,500 refugees from Vietnam stra nded ·on a freighter otr the Malaysian coast. a spokesman for the U.N., hi_gt\__comnill!sicmer for refugees said today. S p o k e~m an Philipp e Labreveuex said amba.ssadors. or. t he three countries met today wath Ma laysian olfic,als in Kuala Lumpur. the Malaysian' capital, to "communicate their decision to accept the refugeeis and start negotiations." I , tor e-.r of ~11 nu 1r ,.: nf1 Cl' There w~ oo i.[nmediate com- ment frpm Wasllingion and it was not known bow many or the. 1·., refugees might be resemea in -t-d the United States. ra Terry Adamson. spokesman ror ~e J ustice Department. said in asbington that At~orney Gene Griffin 8 . Bell will meet with congressio'nal le aders to discuss plans for permitting-an additionat 2,500 Indochinese ref. ugees to. coine to the Unjted States. Adamson said that-a tentative proposal calls for expanding the U.S. quota for Indochinese ref· ugees. but said this would not necessarily mean that the Unit· ed States would accept the 2.500 refugees aboard the freighter. Adamson said Justice Depart. menl officials would meet with mem hers of the House and Senate judiciary committees to discuss the plans. Cold Cash Warms Heart DENVER <AP > -It ·was a cold, windy d ay in Denver when the following exchange took place at a downtown high·rise con: s tructioo site. A smart aleck in an ex- isting building nexl door held up a-"8ign at the wm- dew (or tbe cold workers- outside to see. It read: "It 'it 72 degrees in here. '1 One worker found a piece of cardboard. scrib- bled on it and held it up for fhe office occupant. It read : "It's $lS an hour out here." of llO tot ol d. id ~l r,. . 1 )() oC •n d I· ~ ll c r. .. Id It -n The council vol~ S·O to's~nd a lette r l o Bob Anderson . · publisher of "Runner's World." which sponsors the fun runfi, lo protest tht> undisciplined way the event is coffiJucted. "Howard should be careful how he makes statements like that 10 the first place. He dad Jay himsclr libel (sic > " . Gann sug1?ested Jarvis was critical because he was jealous of thl'· attention Gann has re· ce1ved since the passage of Proposition 13. Trial Slated In Shooting Two brothers charged wfth the attempted s hooting of Los Angeles Ra m linebacker J im Youngblood in Newport Beach pleaded innocent al their ar- raignment Thursday in Oran e County Harbor Municipal Court. ALDEN'S w ll\ t If . Santa Clara County Deputy Sheriff L. Shadle £aid joggers al an Aug. 2:1 fun run forced traffic to the wrong sidl' of the road. while run monitor~ drovt> al ex· ccssi vc speeds and n pai.senger an one of them wa~ drinking beer. 'Deprogram' Suspect Held HILLSBOROUG H. N.J. <AP> • A New Jersey man was ar· raign-ed on charges be kid napped and assaulted his 23. year-old daughter in an attempt l.O deprogram her from a cull known as t he "Circ le of f'riends." •Joan, Stcdrak fil ed charges 3gainst her; father. Anthony J . Stedrak. of Pennsauken, a nd Galen Kelly, a Kingston. N.Y .. deprogrammer, aft~r they al· legedly forced her into a van and drove to tGngston. Following arraignment before Municipal Court Judge Richard A. Kocrnor Wednesday, the woman said s he wants her rathe r to "suffer the conse· quences of hjs actions.·· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Gann said he was only getting expl'nses as head of "The Spirit of 13." the group backing the spen~ing limit, which has not yet qualified for the 1980 ballot. "Anybody who has said that I have ever gotten anything out of this other than a tremendous amount o( satisfaction is old and siupid ... he said. Neither could Tmmediately be reached for further comment. Alan Gray. 29, of 27696 Tonja, Mission Viejo, and Coli n Gray, 26. of Diamond Bar. face a pre· trial hearing Dec. 18 al the Harbor Court and have a trial date set for J an. 2. The two were arrested Oct. 17 after a gun allegedly was fired at Youngblood outside the An· cienl Marfner restaur ant in Newport. · Marchers Protest LPG Ship Arrival SAN PEDRO IAP) -While Under orders from the state marchers protested the dangers Occupational Safety a nd Health of bringing highly volatile liq· Administration. several repaits. uefied petroleum gas into busy were completed earlie r on the Los A ngeles Harbor, Coast pier. Gua r d officials made a last· Legal errorts to block unload· minute safety inspection today ing of the LPG h;lVe failed. of a British tanker carrying the Harbor department police set gas before allowing it to dock. up a secarity zone around berth The Cavendish. loaded with 120. limiting access to the areu 11.5 million gallons of LPG to essential personnel. the second largest shipment In . The Federal Aviation Ad· California history -was to dock ministration warned all a ircraft this afternoon llmidst extensive to stay out of an area one·half saiety precautions. • mile on all sides of the tanker · · Two £oast Guard vessels and and l,000 ·feet hig'h during ib two Harbor Department patrol t1me in port. boats were on hand to form a Once docked and-¥ef"'1Bled, th moving screen around the 6J8..... Cavendish was to offload the foot tanl:er as it moved through LPG through a 6,000-fool·long, -th~ port. Wnich Jlad been Or· 38-inch .,.d tameter pipe to dered cleared or all traffic. Petrolane's storage tanks i n San The protests were orgaruieo Pedro. UnJoading \tlas to lakf 36 by a group calling itserr the hours. ueH-aF- ........ E Tue elegant carpft of.Antrorr •\by Lees Coqstal a n Ha rbor Hazards Slnce Petrolane's lasL LPG Council...-----11hipment"hro·1eaTra10, an ad· -·fE~~~~~~ F e deral. state. and local dltlonaltaalely valve has been ln· autho-ntles worked to insure thal sUlllcd on Ule pipeline lo he unrter Ca\feiidish woulcf mln1mlre sptnqe. --rwo set.I or dock and unload safely, sald -sensing dcvicca -one ul· .John J.lay, spokesman for travlofel and lbe other a• Petrolane Inc. hydrocarbon vapor detector - Arter a final morning inspec. could 1hut down the pipeline lm· tion, the Cavendish was to move mtdlattly if a leak occurred, at a speed of. l~s than 5 mph Petrol~ otnclala said. through the channel P_repar1Uona for tM Caven· The Petrolant apotc.sman aald the ship contalns an addltfooal saf e ty valve to mini mlae apllle.ge. ill c~sc Of •n accident and two aeta of a ienslnt devices to automatlc:iJl~ ahul down pa IJow II a leaJc OCCUl'I. A tanker explot6on hero two years killed ei&bt people and ln· jured !O. dish :a am val have been under way for month.I. ocnctala aaid. ,.,.s3 --F.-•----lf¥loft .... '2. ---... _ ,_.,.,,, '°"" _ . ..,.. "'"'2 ~--...__ ._._ ~""'"""" ,_~ .... ·i-.. • =:_. ~•Hytoll ,.....,_ IAft'Z .... sz .. .. " ) -j O.lly .. I ... .._ "' GM"t ........ ORANGE COUNTY FIREMEN ARRIVE IN JET HELICOPTER WITH EQUIPMENT FOR RESCUE Santa Ana Woman Freed After Spending Four Houra Pinned Betw.en Rock1 Russian Flu Incidents Conf irined ATLANTA fAP I -Four Cil:>l'S or Russian flu have been con- firmed m Hous ton. including a rare casr: an a 63 yl'a r-Old woman, Lhe national Center for Disease Control reported today Last wint e r , military establishments and college cam- puses were hit hard by the Hussian flu. known formally as /\·USSR influe nza. Amcmcans younger than 26 had no imm·una - t y bl·cause tht>y were born after .i s imila r :.train cau~ed out. breaks durins;: the early 1951b. Less than 5 pcr<."ent of -fhe t'ascs wt•re idcnllfied in Pl'rsons on•r 26. said Or. Hichard Good a n of the CDC --------Tht' other cases 1dt•nt1fied in llouston from ON. 18 to 31. wen• 1n a 23 month-old boy. has 4· year-old sister and a 3-year-old. hoy The th1rd ehild hap a his· tory of respirntory illness and ' "as admitted to l\1 eth od1~t I lo~p1tal dH"e<.•lly upon ha' .·r rival from Mex1~0 C1l) on Oct :n An innuema B virus • llong Kong nu I was isolated 10 a pa· t1l·nt with respiratory illness al Bt•rgstrom Air fo·or<.'<' Base, Tex· a~. on &•pt 28, the CDC said 1n its morb1d1t ) ;ind mortall't.y Wt't>lffy rt-port -·•1t's about the time fuTtln!flu st-ason. but thcrt• has bl•cn no in· ·,·n•a:.t~ Ill absenlt'l'ISm thcr<.• <1nd no e\'ldencc or epidemic activity down there or anywhere so far." l;oodman said. "Thl·st• <.·ould be 1us t isolalC'd sporadic cases ... H ussaan nu caused no dl•aths l :a~t winter. hut Dr. Alan ll1n· man, the d1rl•ctor of the CDC's 1mmun1lat1on d1\'is1on. said 1n Octobt-r lh at 1f the !>t rain c·hanges ~lightly :rnd inft>ct!. o lder person!>. it l'Ould bl.' dan.:erous · 'Tbc reason 1t cuu~ed no deaths la!>t year may wl'll be hecaubf• at affected only .nwng p1..'0ple :· !Lin man s<J1d Trapped Hiker Hurt In County Canyon A Santa Ana woman spt•nt n earl y four h oui"s pinned between rocks Thursday aftcr- noort when she slipped while h1k ing wiµi a male companion 1n Harding Canyon. We ndy K . Mueller, 24. i:.ur fered lower left leg m1ur1 es and "as treated by County Fm.• Department paramedics for ex posure .and shoek before being lifted by a State Department or Forestry helicopter to Mission Community Hospital, M1 ss1on V1eJo. A hospital spokeswoman said lht' woman was treated and re- lt!ascd 1al.e.ln the aflernoon. Coun~ !''ire Depertmunt of- r1c 1 a ls said the woman was• trapped in the canyon near Mod· jeska Canyon fust before noon when a 1,000-pound rock movl'd. pinning her leg against another rock. lier unidentified companion reached a telephone at Tucker Bil'd Sanctuary, five miles to the southwest. about two hours later and called fi remen. An eight-man crew of fire fighters. led by the man. hiked back into !larding Canyon below the waterfall area. to clear a helicopter landing pad. Firemen worked for netti'ly an hour with block and tackle to free the woman at 3:5S-p.m .. or fi c1als said. ired Transport Director Files Suit Fired .Orange Co unt y Trans portation Commission ex· t'Cutive director Carol Benson filed a lawsuit Thursday that seeks to recover alleged damage done her by the commission. Miss Benson's complaint al- lt'ges she was unfairly ousted from her $30,000·a -year job on Nov. t. -tm. by a commission that conspired against her. • :i:.t:t.at-4?-0n&pir~cy, tht' com· plaint alleges. was aimed at rt'pl aci n g her as the · com- mission's executive officer with then Orange Cottnty Transit Dis· t rid planning di rec.t o r Tom Jenkins. Miss Benson charges In her lawsuit that the ouster move arter -1 wee s on Ole fob cost ht'r what s he would have earned in her job as a consultant with a Washington. D C .. firm as well as the expenses or her move to Orange County. lier suit seeks uns pecHicd damages for, a m o ng o lher things, the then fledgling com· .m1ss1on going back on allcg1..'d promises made her when she ac- l't'pted the job. D•1ty Piiot Sl~H "-• SUING COUNTY ~arol Bens on Enterprise Stars In Sunday's· Pilot Steve Martin Hospitalized KNOXVlLLE. Tenn. IAP I - Comedian Steve Martin is re- ported "just absolutely fine" after bcfng t r eated at the University of Tennessee hospital tor heat exnaust1on , a hospital nurse said. Entcrpr1Sl' by a pers istent ad o ptee. a Newport Beach pharmaccullcnl fa.rm and Star Trek moVlc producers will be described in Sunday·s Daily 1'1 lot. (SUNDAY'S BEST) _3 Guilty Hospital -DispU:te _ Continues In Death Of Pimp _ SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP 1 Despite warnings that they could lose their JO~. ovcrmght workers were refusinl( lo patrol the wards of Atascadero State Hospital. claiming a new I>Olicy a ows aangerous crimfnrus to wander freely about the facility. Atascadero Is a maximum· security J>('nal facility for the criminally Insane and mentally disordered sex offend,ers. Hospital s pokesman David Ha milton said 144 nurses and psychiatric technicians signed in for work Wednesday night and Thursday. but only eight did their jobs. The other 36 spent lhe1.-shlrt In the hospital's main lobby. Two others called in 111 The workers began their JOb action after riling a gnevanct: with hospit al administrator Samue l Yockey, cla1m1ng a policy or leaving patients' doors unlocked at night made the wards dangerous A union s pokl's man s aid Yockl'y has refused to meet with wo rkers to discuss the problem ··The patients ut Atascadero are highly assaultive. und a number of them are convicted sex offenders," s aid F r a nk Rowan of the Ca lifornia State Employees Association. The state Labor Code gives employees the right to refuse to l'nter a n unsafe work area. Rowan s:ud. adding that workers do not plan to return un t1l they feel the wards are safe. However. lla m1lton warnl'd that those who do not report to thl'ir duty stations are absent without leave and will bt.' con s1dered to have resismed 1f they do not return to their pos ts within five days. In the meantime. he said. hospital officials arc consadenng ·pu01t1ve action on grounds of ne}:Ject of duty. sns ubordin11t1on and willful disobcdicncl'. . lie said nurses a nd tcchm clans from other shifts wcrc bt: ing e<1 1led 10 on ovt•rl1ml' lo patrol thl' wards An Orange ~ounty Superior Court jury late Thursd<•Y ~•fler noon found three men guilty of Cirst degree murder m thl' 1977 stabbing death of S•int<J Ana pimp JJUllcs llarbJA.. Convicted or burglary and at tempted murder a. well as Hr:'lt deitree murder wen~ Gary Jldr rell. 23. of Lou1s1ana. Thoma~ t-: J i.iCkson. 20. of Chu;:igo. anrl Rodney A. Griffin. 23. of Santa Ana ' The three men. who nCIW ract• poss ible life prison scnlt.'nces, D•••v P11euu11 ,._ werl' thl' last of rive defendants Heads Fe•tlval to be eonv1cted or Harbin '._ •· murde r as well as tht• &1llcmpkd J immy Schmitz ha~ been murder of prostitute Sandr<t e lected to a fourth term us Cree. pres ident of the Festival of Mass Cret• sun·1\cd mult1p1t· Arts m Laguna Beach Otht·r "tab wounds and !>la:.he-. about officers arc Helen Keele). her throat and te:.t1f1ed tt~<uns1 , ce president. Paul Griem Jll five defenda n t~ Jt thrl'c 'I · .. . . :-.....:Lcpa rate tnals. t rea~urer. and 0 E Bud The woman 1dcnt1f1cd four of Schroeder . secrctar} the m as the ml'n who bur"' 1nl0 Harbin's apartment on Unstot Missing Man Found Dead In Santa Ana An 82 -year old San1a Ana m;.in, m1ss1~ the past 10 day'i. "as found dead Thursday ms1d<· J 55-gidlon rlrum at a seldom· used mdustnal s torage a rea. poltce reported Loda.,\. Claude F. Perkins. who had been the ~ubJl><:t of a nat1onWlde m1ss1ng· persons bulJetm. was round in an industrial complex at 2000 S Anne Street. police said Officers said 1t appear ed Perkins may have been trytnf'? to <;c alc a fence when ht-ft.II backward into the drum and Wtb unable to chmb out . An· autopsy to dett·rm1nt· thl· {'<fUl>~ or death wai:. ~Chcdult'(J lo .day . .pol icl!..!>.31d St reel m Santa Ana lht' night of • Morc h 29. 1977. Once ins1dl'. Miss Cree said. the intruders bound both her and H a rbin. ha ult•d him into a bedroom where ht• was stabbed to death and then assaulkd her. The fifth ddl'ndant. Edward· JlarrcJI. 23. wa,; ~aid lo hav<.· Or· dcred lhl· attack on tl<.1rbm in retribution for tht• murdl•r v11• t1m 's assault on a pro!>t1tuh-J day earlier Harrell. who \\-a~ <·onv1cll'd Jt a -;cparate trial last ScplclT)bcr" -.at in a rar outside the Jpart m cnt whale ha~ !>O-callt-d ~0011 :.quad ext racted thl' PQUnd uf fl esh he wanted His comeuppanct• camt• "'hen a I ready conv1cl<.'d goon squad member G<.'Orgc Lamar Km~. 30. testified that hl• d1rcctcd thl' deadly o~rat1on that wa~ bent on revenge. . •· G ri Hin and J ad .... un Jn· ... cht•duled to bl· st.>nll'nl·ccf Dt-t· 15 by Judgl' E\'crl'll DH•ke' llarrvll will bl~ ~cntcnt't.'tl httt'I· tod") -Hippo Mom Kills Calfl S AC R AMENTO t i\P t ·Jewe l. an "alyp1ctil" 3.500 pound hlppo. ts probably the onl· who brought about the dem1Sl' or her 12-day-old male calf. u ioo officials says. The cow was "vef")' rough" with her calf lea\•mg him wtlh bruises "as if your child had fallen off a bike and scraped s kin off." said zoo superinten- dent William Meeker In an m tcrview Thursday. -After the unnamed 92·pound _calf died Sunday. his carcass was turned over to pathologists at UC Davis who will seek the cause or death. Jn addition to the battenng. Meeker also said the calf did not "cal well for us" after zoo ullcn I J• I I POPPIES ICELAND dants succeeded in i:.e paruting him from Jewel The calf was with J ewC'I for a week before the separation Zoo officials got him to walk through .i ,i!ap too narrow for Jewel to follow. Ht' was then ior.;e-fed for four days before dyut\!'' Jewel. \o\hO 1s about 10 year<. old. may hvc anothe r 10 or 15 years. Meeker said , but perhap~ without a ma ll' or othl'r off sprin~. lier previous m ct(l'. V:Jn· dl'l'bllt. died last Mcty when a :.mall rubber ball. Jppar .. nlly thrown into thl' e nclosure by .., v1s1tor. lodged rn his mte~Lmc. "It would be extr<'mcly ex· pcnSIH' to get Cl m::ilt.• adult tn here. You could probably find one for next to nothing. but it - "ould cost bundles to ~hip ham <ind you don't know 1r hl··d sur \ 1Vl' the Lnp." Meeker :.aid "'Then vou don't kno\\ ho"" h~'d JZet aionJ.t with ht>r Hippo~ 1.!l't ~l't in thl•1r ways and don·1 take kindly to <.'huni:c But 1f all thost• ttungs turned out pos1t1w, .rnd they made bab1e~. you proti J bly l'Ouldn't kl'l'J> thl' hah' alt\'C bcC::IU.'l' Of thl• \o\:IV fhl' mother 1s," he added · Mt'l'ker l'a1d. "II ., m~ 111 formation she..., an atypical hip po" in tht• way s hl• t rl':tl~ h1·i· c·alvt's. Thti. wa:. hl·r fifth T\\11 of lht• previous ont•s ltH•cl anrl I WO dll'd PRIMROSE Another gorgeous background of bright color in reds, yellows, oranges and pastels. .Rogers hybrid varieth.~!> will bloom rhrough late spl'lng. Rogl:!rs hdi. bo1h English dnd Fairy varie· 11e&-the foundation of a ny spring gttrden -dvailable 1n white. yellow. red , pink!> . orange dnd blue&. • M :Jrtln was performing in Stokely Center on the university campus Thursday night when he-- interrupted his routine and len. the stage complaining or the vnrrn.TI1111'111~-a"li"l'i1tf"'lt-:::-i\"~;;n...-.~ii"U-tii.--c;""!n:r-t''1Ml~-t"i'r--tn:rm-.,,,..rtvii~tiMriM1t?tP-"<:!tlfrt-~~ e wport firm 1~ rin ing t1v1ral drug close to the point where a kw days of pills may TwoWo.__..__ Shot to Death VAN NUVS cAP l An all . points bulletin was Issued today for the estran~ed husband of a 25·year-old woman nrter she and he r roommate we re ;;hot to denth ut their home and another man was wounded. eolice LL. L.A. Durrer said Jerry W. Strack. 34.' was being souaht ror questioning In the shooting 1'1'1ursday night. Mrs. Struck and her room· m ut i . whose ldept itf was withheld pcndin8 nollficatlon of the women's relallvcs, w-0ru !lhot in the upper body. f'red, Parr. 32, was found wounded on the sidewalk across the 1ilrccl from the t.Qu,e. BECKY'S QUEST There are laws against telling adopted people who they are and where they come from. For Becky Bright or San Jose, a trip to Africa was the last step In the ardoourprocess-ot lflscovertng her pal'enU. .. EASTERN DAZZLE -Jade, ivory and cloisonnc are part of the benuty of China and Ellen Klam 's Friendship Collection. 1'he Featurtna secllon will pro- vide a glimpse or some or these bcaullfuJ baubles recently dis· played ror Orange Coust shop· per-11. ·- auditorium. · ~haron h osplt..al e me r gen cy room supervisor. said in a phone In· terv1ew ... He's a lready gone back to his hotel." s he said Shah Misses Year's Fete TEHRAN. Iran CAPl -Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi broke tradition aod sta~ed inside his Imperial p8lace Cooay wnile the tranlan armed forces -the base or his government -marched In · parades nationwide to mark their anniversary aay. PoUce. meanwhile. launch~ a nationwide dragnet for.a group of billionaires wanted on;:orrup· lion charges and racketeers who allegedl1 Jailed people In lion cases to extort protection money PANSIES AND VIOLAS Fabulous garden color In reds. bc.11.kets or pots-blues, yellows, oranges and white!> SNAP DRAGONS Add bright dod pastel color with thl~ stately nower. Create beautiful borders for bulbt ;1nd have elegant cut nowers from your garden. CYCLAMEN An outstanding plant for bedding or par·~ and d gn~at decorator ilem. Mulli-bloom Dowers come In 1o&1hites. reds. phlk& nnd variegated colors . ~ BULB PLANTING SEASON -Now Is the time to plant bulbs dnd annuals·• 10 enjoy their bteauty all Spring. Tulips, Oaffodllr,, Ranunculu' ... tht!y're all in along with "Instant color" annuals such as Iceland Poppleai. Prlmroie and Cyclamen for blazing winter beauty. l ttt Roger·~ alt•& S('rvlct! Prpfes tonal' i.how you how to mdke · you'r home ci re.al t.prlngtimt• 1thowplace. !o'dn J1ldqu1n Hill\ Rd 111 Mdc-Ar1hur Bl"d .. Nr'41pon a,~Mh.17 141 b40·51t00 Ope>n o.ulv Q,1m 10 6pm-flnr1,1 MO·C>771l .. .. .... ' ::: ~oa ting (:t ,.,-Ith~? ·Tom~-~\ Marpbine triking Ctontrasts GA.UMP Ca MP & G..R MP: UstenL if ttlll lan 't o wtnle .. of dlseont"nt 111ron1 lbl& &.sf o f all pon lble ~hordlocs~ l 'Yat a.¥er ~ ~-Just--chtt the news d11 P•lc.-h £\/ttybody's llrk«'d off a bout aomethtng • F~r one thll\f, tut'ht'rt ol lho tlunUnaton B ach UnJon S('hool Olatrkl may go on strike. Then a1aln maybe they won'l All lhla <k~nds on what bapptna at the neaoUaUn1 la· bit' Monday It all sound llkr M>met.hing that should hap~n lo ~troll -BlJT 111AT . NOT ALL Th lfuntlngton Reach COPA have bffn out on picket ltnes. protesting their ~talion In hre Tht! law~o havt' bffn placard·cury1ng In front or Odd Newport Bird on Protilt Flight to CostQ Mesa some business outlets operated by council me mbers. You suspect it would really be confu.c;lng if some Hunt· ington district teat"hers were on the City council. Then you might have the unlikely prospect or cop picketa who would be picketing teacher pickets. You never know wl\ere all this mighrend. List.en, Huntin&ton Beach isn't the only place we have strife . Consider the city of Irvine. 11\ere. the City Council ruled It wouldn't intervene lo a d ictum by the Ora ngetree Hom eowners Association. which has banned kids from liv- ing In their area. And the kids that a re already living there. under age 18, are banished from further use of Or@ngetree's com· monly-0wned recreational facilities. Maybe the kids will be next on the picket Jines. But why should they bother? Just go out and find a nice, quiet pool hal! someplat"e. -' NEWPORT BEACH HASN'T escaped-our time-of dis· content either . Down at .the harbor. the osprey has also done a walkout. Or maybe it'!\ a fl yout . ·an e vent you missed tbe news. the ~prey is a rare, seagoing hawk that a bruptly decided to build her nest atop the foremast or the schoon~r Samarang. Rare bird or not . this arrangment didn't fit (n well with plans of the schooner owner. So osprey experts moved the nest to a pole. at no llllle·time and expense. NOW 111E OSPREY has gone on strike. She has de- serted the nest. We bad one report that she ts-now sulk1ng in a tall tree near Ada ms Scllool oo Baker Street in Costa Mesa. This shows what real troiable we're In now. The strikes are beginning to cross city lines. Approach Light,s Out At Fatal Crash Site COLOMBO. Sri Lanka <APl -The landtng·approach lights at Colambo airport were not operating when a chartered jet liner filled with Indonesian Mos~em pilgrims crashed a mile short of the run.way, government officials said today .. The ((OYemment also revised the death toll downward to 183 In the Wednesday night crash of the Icelandic Airlines DC·8. The Foreign Ministry and the Indonesian Embassy on Thursday had put the number of dead at 199. Cabinet Secretary G.V.P. Samarasinghe said 79 persons sur- vived, though some remained in critical condition. Indonesian of- ficials said Thunday that 43 had been hospitalized. Police said 156 bodies had been pulled from the wreckage as of today. They said the remainder either were burned beyond re- cove ry or were still under pieces of wreckage not yet cleared awa y. Samarasinghe, speaking at a news conference. sa[d the airport's approach lights were not working Wednesday night. But be sald that "as far as we know" the airport's lnatrUmenl· guidance system was operating properly and four landings and take·offa.had been made shortly before the accident. He did not explain why ltle lights were not operating. _SR-7ls S1ty op_ C~ U.S. _surveilling Russ Aircraft? W~SHlNGTON IAP l America's moat· 1ioph11 catoo ·•PY planes have been d1apetched ovt.ir ubu In att~mpt8 l<> determine whether ~w \ Soviet bWll (1ghler planes are capable or nrtng nur h•or weapQns, udmtnist ration sources say, Camt•rus and sensors aooard the spy planes ha vc bt.'\ln auned at .Russian .M.1G·23&~ reported &o hllvt' lirrlvtd recently in Cuba, In hopes or learning wh thl'f' lh<'Y ar" -ae~lenoo strictly ror air defense or have aome "ofren11ive " capability, the source• ~aid Thund~ rught. IN MOSCOW. Soviet Premier Alexei N. Koaygln a'ngrlly told a vh1IUng delegation of U.S. aenaton Thursd ay that 4lJW MiGs sold to Cuba are for de· renalve purposes only: Sources who attended the meet.Ing satd Kosytln waa especially angered wheh Sen. Abraham A. R1bicorf. 0-Conn .. listed the MiGs aa one of the "ls· sueSOfCOnC'Cm''that could~troublewbenaMW strategic arms lim1taUon treaty comes up for a ~nate ratification vote . The Soviet official was said to have commented that ht! ''didn't need a lecture" on the U.S. political system T he A.Jr Force SR·71 overfllghts. which would require npproval by Pre.:;ldent Carter. are con- s idered so sensitive some government ofQclals fluoridation Halt Draws Citizen's Ire Pl'ITSBURGH !A P . -Mem· hers or the sclenllflc community reacted strongly to a court ruling ordering a suburban Pittsburgh water authority to stop nuoridat- lng the water supply of 27 com- munities. · • "Not a court of last resort has decided against n uoridation." Or Charles McDermott. past pres ident of the Odontologlcal Society of West e rn P e nn-_ sylvanJa.saidTbursday. were ordered to remain silent about them, White HouH ontclal.I ref Uffd any comment. Other ~. refualn1 to be Identified In any way. oonflnned the fltghts. However. It was not clear whether the mis· slons are continuing and there was no word on what they have fouqd. ---.. The preHMe of Ruseian nuclear weapons ln Cuba ls forbidden by a 1962 U.S.-Sovlet un· dentandlng that followed the near·war crisis over arrival ot Ruulan offensive mlaalles on the Island republic 90 miles south or Florida. , u .s. ornclal.I have said they learned by ln· 'telll1ence means that a Ru.salan lrel&bter .recently dellvered to Cuba 18 l<> 20 ot the MIG·23s, which are ~mq tJ>e.,.moll-advencect of Run1rntglnu aircraft: THE SOVIET UNION has sent MIG·21 fi1h~ to Cuba in the past. buFUR>ee are principally air defense planes armed with conventional weapons. The ·sa.11 spy plane. successor to the. widely publicized U·2 or the 1~. can operate sensing de·. vices from altitudes of 100,000 feet and more. However, checking objects as s mall as the MIG·23s would require precise photography, possibly from ~ lo~_r_llUlude. SW Did It P atty Wilson, a n epileptic. sho ws ofC the tr.opby she was awarded for completing a four month, 2.000-mile run from Minneapo lis to Was hington. O.C. The La Palma, Cali!. girl finished the . run Thursday on her 17th ea rthday. Masked Man Shot Mother of 2 Held Hostage . WEST BRIDGEWATER. Mass. IAP I -A masked man took a mother of two hostage and held a gun to her head for five hours to- day before a police sniper shot him 1n the chest. authorities-said . The gunman was reported in cntJcal condition after surgery at a hospital. Jijs hostage was freed unharmed. THE MAN IDENTlnED by pohce as Donald J ohnson. 43, was shot alter he left his vehicle and· walked the woman to a nearby service station so she could use lhe women's room. Anderson said Johnson was wearing a ski mask a nd a jumpsuit. He s aid J ohnson had been an auxi liary policeman in nearby Randolph but had recently moved to New Hampsh.ire. The woman, Barbara Sellstooe. ~. wire of a supermarket manager. was shaken by the ordeat but suffered no sen ous in- juries : ANDERSON SAID THE incident began late Thursday when the man entered Mrs. Sellstone's home.· Anderson's brother, Ro.beet. a West Bridgewater police sergeant, u id It appeared rob· bery was the moUve for the initial break-in. A neighbor.ran to the Sellstone home and saw lhrough'a win· Ea r ller in the day. Allegheny County J udge John P . Flaherty issued a ruling against the West View Waler Authority . which serves an estimated 160.000 resi- dents. A citizens committee and s.e.ve.&.al· toe.al b~fnessmen baQ filed suit. charging the addtt1on of fluoride at a level of one part per million parts of water-could- cause cancer. "SURELY simple prudence " indicates that the best evldente must be scrutinized now. not a fle.r tragedy has struck," Flaherty said. Rich a rd Powell, ge ne r a l m anager of the water authority. s aid after the ruling that "we still believe we acted ill' a pru- d ent manne r a nd for the people's welfare." Sylvans Suarez.;-& 19-year- old Argentinian, adjusts her crown afte r being named M iss World 197lf "Thursday night in London. Runncr·up was Miss Sweden, O~s ie C a r I s s o n a n d M I s~ Australi a. De nise Coward. placed thi~. - dGW tba\-a masked man was holding the coupl~ a.!_sun~lnt . .,.The.~r----f neighbor called police . and BS they responded~ the gunman seaz Mrs. Sellsto~ and hauled her to the family's station wagon. A chase lasting 30 minutes ended at an intersection about two miles Crom the home when police cruisers surrounded the car. -o ner. when Mrs. Sellstone had to use a bathroom, police r~· move<r Die ooors on aTavatory at a nearby gas station. After she left, the women 's room. Johnson turned just far _ enough away from his hostage for a state pohce s niper to open fire into his chest. J erome Mans mann. an at- torney for the authority., said an appeal would be filed with the state Commonwealth Court as soon as possible. M c DERMOTT said tha t "fluoridation ha.s received the unqualified approval or a ll ma· JOr health Qrganlzalions in the U.S. and most other countries: J udge Flaherty chose lo see the other side or the coin." In 1968. the state had given the water authority permission to add fluoride to its supply. -which na turally conta ins .34 parts fluoride per million parts of wa te r. The chemical was added last March. Flaherty said In his ruling that the case differed from "a gov- ernment decision on la beling c1gaTettes as a cause of cancer and heart attacks" because that was "a matter of individual choice." "BUT THERE ls no choice when the water that comes out of one's faucet, which be uses to drink, cook with, brush his teeth with and bathe in. contains a possible carcinogen," he added. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648 HUNTINGTON BEACH Labor Negotiations Are Never Easy, BUT LET'S MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.. Eastern U.S. Gets Rain • • • • • the Qty Council regards the Huntington Beach Police De partment to be an ouistanding f3w enforcement organization. The Council's 8Uf)port o f our Police Department waa shown during budget deliberations th.is year when all city depa.rtrne nts were examined for their 0011t-effoctiveness and need in llw community in t.ight of Pro potition 13-rnandated cutbacks. 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Vel .. ytn :.0 i. 11 Sii. • I.\ ""'>CO I 36 s 1'1 tt •• COi>£ pt s •. 2 ....... '"' OnFcls 1.IO • '" , .......... i..ms. I.JO I ,. ~-.,. r1I 1.tt , IJ i••• ...... S....llhfr ..,. s 1 "~. "' Vllf'len :#J • f>3 13"1! • '4 s ONLY PILOT •JJ AP C o~. Help s -Students · By S\'LVIA PO&fta Parents of elementary and junior hith school students who plan to go to college often worry about ever·rising costs. One solution is the phenomenon or the~ fadvanced placement) high schools, which can cut college cosl1 12 to 2S percent. · ON&nFl'H OF THE NATION'S HIGH schools are A p -scboo~: 74 pe'cent or these are public schools. They offer college-level courses and other opportunities that help prepare students for the AP exams of the College Board. Last year. the schools provided college courses worth at least S70 mHlion to their AP students, the College Boa~ estimates. In errect, AP ls a form of financial aid based on specific academfc ac 1evemenl. lt as wldely-avaitable and-- expanding e very year: At the current growth rate. in lO years more than one·third or U.S. schools will be AP schools. with more than 200.000 high sch oo l s t u d e n t s t a k i n .g a dva ntage of AP exam s . . There are 21 college-level AP exams in t:t subject areas. developed and graded by college proressors a nd high school teachers. In 1980. three more wiJI be added. In the 25 years the exams have been in existence. thousands of high school students have entered college with college credits on their rewrds. . Students entering college with AP c redits and exemptions have more academic options than their peers -and they may diversify and enrich the college pro,ram in preparation for graduate study. career and leisure activities. AP GRADES ARE ACCEPTED BY al>proximately t .600 colleges and universities. This fall. more' than 400 students entered Hartard as sophomores on the basis of their AP grades: at the University of Michigan. AP studenL-. make up· 25 percent of the new students; at Clemson in South Carolina. the proportJon is 15 percent. But acceptance policies vary from college lo college and are often vague or hard to decipher. Before sending AP·grades to a college, the student should find out whether that college grants < 11 credit for AP grades. 121 credit for an AP grade and additional evaluation <such as a college placement exam>. 131 only placement for an AP grade: 14 1 placement by AP grade and evaluation: IS 1 cr~lt only if the student takes additional course work or t6 I credit but not early graduation. To get all the ·advantage=-the AP exams offer . planning is required. Do not wait until the senior year in higb school. Flod out which area high seflools offer AP courses or similar college·level preparation. The College Board provtde<services to help every school join. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS AND counselors can recommend other preparation for college-level work. AP exams are open to -qualified-high school sophomores. juniors and seniors. For more racts about AP. write to the College Board, AP Box ~. 888 Seventh Ave .. New \'ork, N V . 10019 . I to:OMNGE~Jtfi [~~iYh®~ """pf 1.10 " 71,\61 . "· CooFCI• '60 I> , ... cl?I "' ~'" I.so&,. II 23-v. 1.-ar, "' 1 •S •s•r .... kl.t .... "" 11\1).... Sm\IOer I 1 1 11\'o ..... V~o-J2 4 ,,. '"" .... ArmstCk 1 • w.9 lb'. .• (Qf!F Pl • so. • l •• . . . 111\I .to • 101 71"-•... .....,., ...,. " l ""'. \It ~ ... Rk ...... • :M t•V>-... 5"epOn , ,. 11 .. ,, • '"' Vetldo • • • • ·-· •••• ArmRu l.lO S 40 751;, • 1 • C.nlFtt 1.10 • ISi '2l'11 I,\ -.... II 41 11'9+ Vt LAWICI\ A IJ 31 ·~ "'° AllQ~ .lO 13 l8 •'B • '-11 Solly(O iSe IJ ,., 1 .. • .... VMll<• •. 13 1tw .... . Aro<;orp 1 • J It\. ~. Cl\$NG 1.1. 1 ~-.w .... ""' lit\ .... IO 17 19141 • "" L•...SO .Ill • 0 •• • .. IM¥ I.Ill • " ll.~ ..... ~Ill ·-• 11 51~. ~. 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'""···· 0we..c '"'° 1 » n -"' l>NIPS 1.1n 1 s .... • "•E J J.n .. rlO· tbY.-t He S"".....,.,,p Art Scbukar. who has retired after J4 "'"Ion~ I s 'lT] "~. "· ColllCoc> .. IO )"-.... GnRel• .. • Sl'e .•••. Uflfn" .,.. .• .. ...... "' ~11111 I.It • 17 HY>+ "' $oGtlE >.it • so. 14"1 . "" VaEP pfl-'O •• l lG:IO nv. .. """'~ •teye1 '·" '° n • ..,., • " C114•eor.. 1 JO s tt0 n,.. "· c;..s•<I"• '10 '" ,.~. "' w"""' ....o > .u ,..., • ..., OwnJJ l)f4.n ... ,. _' u ····· Soulf!Co 1.w • u. " ..... "" .., .. ......._. .. .. ~t "" years wt'lh ... ~branch and 32 years with the bank 1'11Akll 1.«I 9 6"6 Sf>,• 11 CnllOrp 1 ;>0 1 IT• tn1't. 'II (.fl!>l~ti .H• 1 •• 1\(o • \/lo Lef\Ow 1.11 I J I 24"'• V. ~eMt ::;._~IO 11-_ "" ~lfu 1.2S • >S ll'llt ... , Vul<llM \.lO 1 111 ,..._ '-WR:! • A11111c pf 2.10 :11;1 u,, • i, cn1Gp P• , , s ,. .. GTE ,, .. , ~lt 11~. '"' Ln~•Y ... s \ ,..,. "" ~.. ~ ...... ·• SHETe• s.10 • 21 l6 • ... 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LOllQOr .MU 10 71\/ .. ~ ~al>cly .21t> 9 '14 71>••" ~ s:g:iNI l.IO I t'll \?lo.• "1 ~~· ... t 4 ~ • "' * 8a111(T• ) ) .Q JJ• ..... CIOOH 1 llO s If> 74'• \. GoodY• 1.30 " 209 ....... 14 LO<•ICP .eo 9 alJ '1"-. "' "-"90 lO .~ •• ~-s '°" .. 17 16l 37''>. '"' .10e • •2' IX-0+ ~. J Don Id C!L-L g n-ach has been appointed 811.lr ptl.SO . ,., , ....... CrONpf J .. '.lll"-.... GorctJw .us 14 11 ..... UIL-,,. • J31 """'' ... P'itflCell W1 Slcll1 _.,. SIPa<"-SOt>• • ,~ .... WelsM" .... I 3SV>• ... • a ~·· 3 una ~ . . Olllr pf c..n . 2S1 ""'. 1 • CrON Pll.11 • 2 lJ'• . Go11lcl 1.60 6 5' :Z.I.(. ... uP.c toll 1 m ""' ..... F'°~llC pt8wt • 11 ~--· .. St_-,'° • s 74 ... "' Well•F '40 • ISi ,. .... "' vice president and manager or Southwest Bank's El Toro 8-• .17 17 l3 ICI'• ..... CtomplC ... " , u~-\ .. ~a<· ''° , )~ 11~-.... l°"""s 1 • l " -"' ,..~ I ... 1 to1 n-. • ..,, s1.onee:... 1 11-" WtlFM l.lOe • IS " ••••• ""~' I.AO " I n-.. 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ISO ti • \;o St.rt&< ''J6 I r 3 , .... , " Wllllft< I 3' • to 1Ali!o• ~ tng, rea es C eve a.,1< pt 2.!JO .. 11~ 10 • • c11mE11 1.eo s 11 Jn. C.tNoN• 1..0 t '' 31 ,.,,.... ~Y-•' •• ..,. 1 • I., Penwll 1 ' lt J:J'9-""' si.••""'o 11 9 ~ ,...., ..., Wf!CoHA .AO io o 2• • "• Orange County. ~lttMI .806() I S•'-• Currt11< 110 S 4 II C,tWFln I • '1 1•14 + ,.. LtM pf 1.SO .. 1J n • ._ ~nw pt UO ,, 3 11'11• "" SMrPr'° t'lb f so J\I. • WPM In I • 9 19W. .... . .U~ll I.~ 1 so Jl ' CurlW IO 8 19 IJ'• •.• C.C.••111 I GI 11 1 a~· \lo l'JftCSYS .40 n " 11¥,. loll Pt"'llOI 1 • f>S 77 ..... SM,,..,:;t' so IO ,,, .. ,, ·;· --Wl<Pvbl .. 10 ll 11 ... . • '"'" -~IS ,., t0·~. ,.. Cull••H 1 t() 11 • '' • '. C,r~ylt I 04 I tt7 11'9 • v. -M-M -Pe"'ll 1141.lJ . IO JS\/;• I StewftJ 1;10 S 5' '''-• .., WUlllOll IAO • !OS I\.",• v. H · t Be h h .___ cd a.vto1P Jf s 1 ...... <:r c io uo.o J s u•,,. -.. Crreyf\114 .., • 10 "'· .... MACOM .111 n 11 """ • ..., ~ ,.., , "41 Xl"ll • ~ s..-wa 1 '° • 17 ,.. ... wu11 c1911 .. •• • 10><.... •• Nancy Obon. unttng on ac . as UtXO nam as· B•,s•c. 1·"' 1 "" •• "'""'' .... •1«11 1~-"' <H-e: .... • 12 •-.. .... M&PXL.AOb •us ua..."" etPsieo '" m l:SV>• ""s11011vc 1°111G •1 ....,; "'wurron.»., 3 ZJ\IJ,.. -tstanl manager for loans al the Westminster Bank of 8'1l!C'9 A I al111-· ... -~ -GllllUy • ,,,. ~MCA 1.211 1 .. ,......., .. Ptf11.l11E AOn 310 ?S .... S-'N27)f 1 ao """ .... Wl\19£1 .'1 > 3lO ~·.... ,,, IH•••no .., • 1 ''" .... OPF • St •"-. v. c;,......., '10 s 10 ,~. s.. MEt .JO • ,. ,.. 1>er1tt • .. nv...... 51 __ ,._ • .t0 , • ""' 14 wti.ac 1.n • .., 1._.... • • • Am .. rt-.. lle•IFcl , GI • lf'I 73... ... 0."'0" .10 .. , 23 s Gullf'd lll ~ • • IS .... MGIC 'n 1 111 11~0 .. • ,,,. Pelrotall 1.04 • 14 ,..... "' s~ ' IO s ., I) , "-w. ... r11. ' • 5rt 'lS • 11• "" "'-~alF pfJ.JI .. l ...... • 0.nAlv .n • ~ ·~ .. ; .. ~,.,,II .IO .. 409 """• "" MMAF .ior> I lO IS • ~ Pt tAs , .,. •• ,. """-"' 1'°''9( . ,. 1>18 ,..... W.yt pf 1.111 .. 16 :J9 • "' She had served in a similar capacity at the Carson or-B+t-m ,,. u 3' •11... '"" o..,.ep 1.)6 ' n 21-11o '" lfW pf w .. • ••v.. 3-.... MKO" AO • 7 t<.11, " Petlh 1111.ts . H 10 -+ \Ill IONJ•B 1 lll 1 ct ,. " " W!leelF-'" R 251 .n1~ 111. M h 1977 °"'"o .n 11 1• 32'•· •••• o.,,i.1 .2211 • 1• ,. •· v. lfOH 1.'° 1 n 1 u.,.. ""' Meoe 48 • u ,..., • v. Pflr•• 1.10 11 11' 11"'•.. .. 1,..,.11 · , • , ll'' ... •· WT1ettP1t •.. '" 9lll-,,, fice since arc . Stt<11 .eoa • :J9 11•1 • \' o.r1111d uo • 1se :iev, • ,,,, c.1111An .zs 10 " •14 • "'• Ma<m111 : .. • 11 ,,.__ .... PMtpO AO" 141 1014-~ s1uwor 1 s l.i u~·: iir; W...•P1·1 pf • .. t 230 s• '•• wi·th the bank since J969. she began her career at 8tur )I 3 .......... 0••1111 1 .. s lll'••''" GulfR pfl.30 . ' , ...... Macy l..S 6 s :i.•. 14 Pf>ll•EI 1.IOIO "' ...... 14 s...v~ 2016 , J •• WlwfPIPI s . •10 -.. &t 1cOP--..,.. s -sa ~~-...,. oata<ff11 u 311 s.•. • "· c.11s1u1 1.24 1 '°' m ...... Mac o s.. * .. ..., .,, Pt<11E Pf J.eo .. 1t00 ....... SllOPfG 1.'.n , n '""-... Wll•rl!)• ,,,., 1 '°' '°"'' "' Westchester as a clerk. became student loan oUiccr. then t!elOf'll 1.44 ) • "~·· Pf>llE ·!l....t...• ~ to • s U llo . "' WllllC I.JD 4 60 "~·-.,.. l . Sh h died e.11How ... 1 11 "" • .,,. 0.1-• n ..,. .» • '' ~1eo "° ~ m '""' ... .,. ' • · St111E1 .on 5 ,, Wll•t•M' . tu ..-..... . was promoted lo general oan officer in 1974. e an s.t11t1c1 .ii. s ,. • • '"' O.vco .SOI>• ll"-• ,. -It-# -Maflrv 1002110t011SO •• , .. PltllMr '~" "' 11114 • :"' ~o 1111 s 1)4 i.-·· '-Wll<t1• .10P 1 ,., 11"'-"' ed' h S t W the I b h ·n Holl Wood ·ci d s.11cc1 uo • " ,,,. .... o.v1H<1 1 i.o J J.1"". 1 HM'N 11 , l14. \, W..IOllH "'° ,> 1l'Al i.. Pt.Ittner .a s ., ..... • .. s..n<: !If 7 7\ Mi J 7,, ._ w•o.~ .n ' 11 •• -•, <'r 1t at L e unse · c r y ranc 1 Y .. n llem•s I.AO •. s 1•··. h O•Y,PL 116 q U"t .•••. Hae.kW 3 1 ' 3' • "' ~--~111 .:..... • •• ·~ • .... ""'~Incl pf '... I> IQ ........ SllllOM I~ 6 7S ···~. "' Wleblcll ·"° • r ·~· . I h ~ lhe I ·wndal" Aulobank raca'llty cor nearly two S.flcl<• >.~ • liO 3'', · V. O.ere 1.00 I ~ • y, H•llF'8 UO 11 10 ~ "-Mi'rtttM'I 7'.Qj • • aJ 31.,:, "1 Pt<llPel 1.10 lltSI :JO\,, • • ~llq1.80 I 11111117•,,., ... Wllll...,,,s 114 1" IS~... 8 50 ea""" · Ll7 "1 PflllVH .60 .. JO'°"'· \'o S<il\Cl$pCJ50 l3 St'••l'• wu"'n> ·1411 lS '~• ,,. vearsbefOretheCarsonnssignment llfonet pf •.30 .. 146 ......... Of'lmP 1.)9 1 3J .,~.-1111 H•llll>t 1.~ ' 173 " ..... ~ 1M .60 • 101 " ..... Plec!Avt ·'' 3 11 i:z:.... Sllns/11\ ioeii> IS 10.1\o ..... Wi110a ' ... 10 101 ~· .,. J * . =pf •.SO. r'IO ., .. ,. 1 g:1t•Alr 1 '• 109 m•. '"' H•mrP u o 1 ,.. ""'-.... Ma~:10 Ull • 1'7 Sf'-; ..; ~~G ··~ .• :s ..... -.... S\lprVal .• Sol • •s 1)-\o .• :~ • ~ ~ .... -1 e.:::,rpf ~·rJ · I~ i~v ...... be:::.. le n ~ ~~:.:-..-~~f ::~.: Pi :=: :-: :""~"?J ~: r. :~::· ~ Plltbfy 1:u" ?II ~:"\.; =~'~2"• ':o~ ..... _10.,.. Wl111tU 'II u .,,.:._·~ MIKt Murata, Huntington Beach. has.joined Reeds and 8•1191 • 'i 116 l"-... ,11 O.llMI IS7 1 • lOt'o • .. Hnclf ..... .IO • ,. " • ·~ M!~+onl .... 9 :JO ,, ... 'Ii; ~lt::a ::~ ~ ~ ~~: ~ ~ .nf . J1 ... • :::~';.. u~ .' ,: ~· '~ Farril Advertising, Los Angeles. as an art director. t-.•lloP 1 •s .... " 0.""Y' .IO • s 71'> .. "' HtllCIJH I.JO • II 12 .. MarllOI ~ 12 40 11 ••••• Pl"F~t .... • J 2"'--11. ~~:M-H Jiz......~ :r.~~ , 1T ''°" W'l'r-• I e is th.is year 5 redpienl or t.1'e Wescem PUbllsher s 9ns"'~ '" ! ~~-~ ~~~· "l 1! 3~ m:; ~ ~!;&:J ::~ ,: ~··i-::--.Jf 1 ·3:·1 ~ ;;~:,~ ~'2lrK "'.»': 1G 1~· ~ sv:! "• 1• ••~~-· "-ww1'c;pe,s 11~ ! ..! ',',~· :.. As~a·at1'on "Magni'"'" for a·rt da'-..lor or a new publlca· "' .n 11 1)3 >lvt. ' 0.IEO ' S? • 143 "~. lo. H!N'dett .lO l6 11 ~. "' MerrlOI 11 • ,n II .. • . Pteiitm .12 I) n "'..;. "' $$'/tlf"l II Pit~ 1 , J!~ .. .,, Wl~pS t 61 1 .iL lib.: ~ ,.,... "' " • ~ t '• • """ "'o.1ellf sso •• 1--* Her1111oM , • n """• 141 #.r'11"' JJOU .,. ,..,.,. ~ "1rr110Y ·"" 1se 11 .. 0 '"" _ .... _ ~ -· ... w11eo 110" ,, " ••• ti•n. the tnternatTonal Yachtsman Magazine. a '"l> ' • , le\41. "" Oe1£ pl , ..... rtao ,. •••.• H.,,,,. ·'° • .... 17>\•., M•~llF 1.2• IO IOI " • ~ :;:.-I 10 6 21<1\ .... r•E .. T 9 'S6 u•o Wlttrlt ..Ill s 1S 11>1.-.... i ~--"---1 Bob Lo h a~1ac.1,l(J1°'11 , .... •05 ~ ~'-: ~ O.tE .. 1.u •• uo ,. -<11. Httrk 1 ... • 31 ,. ....... M•rlM 1.10 s % ,.~ '4 Pel .70b ••ms 11v..... 'Tliw ,·90 1 17 3)' ... ~ wo1vrw ,. 1 10 &h-~. Previously he was w th ~on~ ales, rsc u L ~ • ii ijv,' ~ i>eie \: us ·· , H .... • "•"'"' ·60 , .. '" 30~ • ~ """'l'" ... 8 2s "'" "" ••01c1 11• 963 .,.,,, ..... T1tw pt .:'° 1 ,., w-1< :60 1 •" m .. • ·~ & Co .• and EJnin Davis. all of Los Angeles. and Tennant. ~"'~' ~~~=~~~-~=:=~H~ltAO~ ,~~~~~· n~~·h ~~~IW ~·~,~~~·· ·~~~ A~l~~~~~~~·~-~~-~~~~~~~b~~~~d~~~~B~tt~~w~~~~~,--= lfluelr .«IS ~ ,,_., ••• Ol)Jtf" .81r,. ~+ Y. ... , • I• l 111.'o.. /ll't::.. .~ t-3lt ,..,,._.,.=•I....!. lt4 !! 1~ '°" TellPt-4 M -• 1 WOod~ Rllletlrd .10 1 1 I = .Al 7 311 ~• \lo HwllfH t.:N 1 ... '4~;'(.i =:$M t~~-~ ~! ~ PonGE 'j'iO t SO I) ... \.it f:t::' ~... 1?~ .. ~::;:;. i~~ l11CmbeJ° 1tlet\rrDiftc'rfTl'!l'-ctob--ufl.«A°ftge-fes: --·. 80ClllM8r .s • J , '11 · 1.1' t , M~• \a~·• ~ 1111t+1'9 Mns,.. -.. 1n ~· ~ Pf llJ!I.; tlO ~f , .... .,.,. 1 11,._"' -ldAI• 1 . T·-. Beeln I 109 Ill 11Sf • "e •I UI t US JS"'• 2\lo i..Nllft A S 39 ~· 1.9 M<ttC. \M .. ~ It • V. "9tltcll tj" 3 11'°l ... l~E t.J2 j 1114 ..... VV•IQl1 lA» n.iac 1.25 s n2 ~" • "' Dl..,s 1.4 • :tt• ,._,, • v. ..__...,K 1 1> .. • .... Mastll( 1.04 •. ,, ..-. 141 ,....... • ., " -""' ~ • ~· -Wwlt.. ... E---.,. l .... _., .. _,_ ~'--'-Beach bu been eor... IJ7 • .. 2'\lt-"'° OIOA8 •• 1 U I .. + 'h "9(111 ,:N • tt ' ..... W..O~E ·"-t 1 a.~+ \If ,_.Elpf ., UO •714 tl\4o WY<rl 8 tt Ill!!• ~ ~l.itt .7' • ~---_., -..,. • ...._......,.""'" ' . JlorOW , s ,. ~· .... !>!<'<Ifft .... ~ 11 ,,~ "" ~·Miii •i so 5">-~ M.tllel ISt • 121 IV> .... f'OtElltf .• ISO ft\'> ••.•• f"'*' ,.., ,. t '4+ ·~ w,. .. LI> •• \ oted to .... _-~ --rations nt Western Eltt aw ...... , IO ' • .. • .. Di.l>OlcS M t2 11 ,..,, • \lo ... llfnll ' ' ,, ,.... • ... m•tt• WI .. , 4V•-.,. ,.,.,.,;., ... w Ii 2'\olt..... l!<llf\<t A 11 '°""' ..... Wyly .. 110 ~. • prom .................... 1vrn VT ~-. • . • B1>tE• ,,... • 131 ,, _ • v• "'s4 w 151 41At. ••••• i.IN" ,. ~ m J''--.,., av05. u• 1. .,. 22". 1ir. P•k!M "' " Piie-,,. dwicotr AO ., ~ ,...., -., _ -tt ... .,..... &romo&lve~rd. • Los AnaeJztnbu&or of elce. ·....! 1:1-.,,.'·"· I 1~ .. ~-.SJ ., JI 111r-.......... JO . l~I.(. rttO JUl.JJ,.... .Id ~-u•• TKll!ik~-5, ~ ~ t. ,,._~ -1 .;l t"--I ·~ . n 1ndust -lZ!!!.'.e"t.:-. 1 m...-.. 11!.1 h -I "ttt:+,. Ne!MIC ' " -'W>.~ .• ~ysJW ~ '14 2'11.... Sit • t = .. ·~ •lll"'J M f 1 :ta• ~ XUL. M .lCL.11-1'"' !.~1C componeno.o 0 me e e(~olC_aarcr~ .:._ ~ lji ~.~ ~·~ .J R: ~ ..... 't ~\ti ..... ., • -.. .... 1 ..1 "'--;tt • "' .lll s -. ~'ft~ lie il.l'onner aperatjom maneaer And joined the CODI· !!-._ • ;J ~· 'w • D "-' " ==..-, I JD ~· .., • .~ ai • · ---~.... . • ' • --~ • ._ -.. tn•• • ., • "' .. • ,.,. .. ...,s11y u 1 , ., .... Mc ..... Li _,... 11C1 2. • "' ~ ... , • 't ·;·~ • ..-1: ! ~ ... --pany ln ti,,., - ar•='• ~.,: , J ~= :: 0r,.... .-u m '•" • \\ iwn• .. ~ • -..., Mc ·" J? > ,.. "' ,U',,.:·: · · ~:O ~-:· ~; 1H111<0 2 ~ 1 ,... >&1. . I.~::;.<: , ,, ii u ·· His duttes entail supervision of lnternal operations, in· a. ~ '° , '° .._. ,.. e>omeM .toe • .. .,.,,_ 111 "" 111 "' uo • ' 'A"*• ... Mc~ AD 1 -... • ~ PSv•" , 12 ., .. » ,,. -Cl> * '"' ZUN11110 ...i , 11 '°" · "' eluding inside sales. customer servlc<i, purchasing and •• Y' ...,1_ • .., 1 ~ 'u·-'• OoftU .I• tt ~ , ............. "' 1.AOIO 1» ~ ...... ~i ···'° , ' , ...... '" P$HH _.,·n '* ,. ..... ~ . ::"'...i:!~l -I ~ • \~ Ooftl\ly .. ' -71 .. 14 ""'1tf'll Al'' A --..... ._ • I • IM 1•"-• \' aa~M ,·,. ., ,. 19 wa-.. ~··lng ::::".'.'.:;."' ,':'. 10 ,-.. Oof'Oll• • .o 1 , 0 • .... Vlt ,10 J .. • .... rh ' • ~' h l'f ., G rt'tt • )I> n~"C.. • "'IVU'J . -• -~ .'OS U lll'o+ \'a ... S 2t'h•••r.• ".Jlll,10 ••• ! n\lr• 'r4 fi§pf).00 ! U"'-llo * 8WllGCI t'911 ~ t f•\•-'-Oovtr 1.40 t ,.. Cllt•-\'t lllOll UO ~I IS ., !ntrr .J411 ' ao JO ...... PSI: ~ .. llO U • I"" "" wa-It'&----O( Fount'"'n V•"•y, 8 v1·-prcSl.l-nl 11-l'•r .JO ' ~.) 11~ "" 0ow Cll I 40 t StJ ,. .... t 1't HoMrt l,C!f 7 11'°' • "'» ~~jfl M ) • IJ\I,. .,. PSE ptt I • U ~ o "'" r.aJM:A""'• 111 ftl tti~ '"' ~ !!".,~;:':, 1'~ t ~ I> • ~ C><•wo 1·" t I> 7fY)-......... ie., .~ t j IV~• IV. ~ °"'.. 101' ~~ ,•' ... I>• ~ PSE pu:.l, :: 1 iiv.·: ''-Of W .. _..J.-....1-Baak. ha~ been named m anager Of its Santa "" Ji YJ • ~ ~~ I • ,.. av •• ~ HollVS .. -•t~.. ~ .. . .. ... PSf:f 11". llO 111111-• ..., "'" .-a ·~ 1:1!' ,, ... ~ ': lf!i !: ~ .1 ,: •• : H ... : .. ' =P.-~·u ~ =-: ~ ... .,~ ,:: : ut !!"·;· .. ~I !!I·~:: !1: P. ;1. Money~~ lnc~ses . Ana om~. ""'"• ·, " T.,;.... ... §5....,. ,.. • ,., m• .-iii ltOftd<I "" ll 1 '""•· •• , • ~· ,,.ueo · .? t1 ...J ~ ;u~ . "llO ;; • " .:-..... aJ She Joined the bank in June 1977 as a loan pl'Oductlon !'llll4IY ·• ~ 1~ ~· '-•" 1111 I l1ll 19\o'e• \lo ~I 2.JO I 'ff •' • "' ....-Ml'• AIJ ·-,,_.., P\illlkll It ,.,. 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