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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBE~ 12, 1979 ' VOL 71, NO. m , 4 SECTIONS, M P'AOIS
Test Drive
Hansom
Efforts
Stymied
By The Asaocl•ted Prus
A Fullerton-based firm work-
ing to release two employees held
-tw--tt-~ean-rewM
tionary group says technical pro-
blems have prevented 1t Crom car
rying out some details of lhc
ransom demand.
The Revolutionary Party or
Central American Workers has
claimed responsibility for lhe El
Salvador kidnappings of two
Beckman In s truments
employees Sept. 2 1, and the slay-
ing of a bodyguard at the same
time.
As part of the ransom, the
group asked lhe company to ar·
range and pay for two-page ad·
ve rtisement s 1n seve r a l
newspapers m the United States.
Europe and Central America to
promote lhe group's aims.
DMI' P'IMt ,,_..., akMft It-
Sean Murphy. 5, got to try out some fire equipment
when Newport Beach firemen visited Newport Heights
Elementary School as part of Fire Prevention Week this
week. Residents will be able to get to know their fire de-
partment when the stations host open house on Saturday
from IOa.m. to4p.m.
Co mpany s pokes man Riii
Gregory said here that technical
problems prevented the two U.S
newspapers which carried the
adve rtisements Wednesday
from printing them in the three
colors as the kidnappers
specified.
"Our approach to the papers
is to do as much as they can."
he said. "We're complying with
the demands of the kidnappers
to run them as specifically as we
can to the extent possible." Well-dressed Thug
Rohs Newp·ort Bank
He also said there might be
anti-terrorist laws preventing
publication of the material In
soipe Central American coun-
tries.
"I have had no specific pro-
blem so far. We're still in the
process of delivering the copy,"
Gregory said. He would not iden·
tlfy which Central American
countries were involved.
Newport Beach police are
aeeklnt a •ell-dreaaed bandit
who held ~ the Westcllff Rd
Qf America branch for '2118_ at noon TMnday. _
Tbe mu wu described as be-
ing about ab feet tall and ' . .
Mr. Fanning
_,.....,,.
·mies Today
BREA (AP) -Funeral
..mcm wen tq be today for
Wllllmn l:mel'90ll Fannin1, 103,
• tbe· lait kno-wn survivor In
Oranae County o1 the Spanllb-
Amerieaa War.
Fanaial, tbe aoa of an imin1-.. ct ploneer who Journeyed AtUmu to California by _..,... ..,_, died Tunday ln
_, 11111 C..aJeeceat Home.
............ nperlntendeat
of .... lni-Olinda Scbool Oil.-" trllt.
........... a,dltdlnltnat .....
. ~,
weighing 200 pounds. He bad
dark curly hair and a mustache.
Witnesses told police be ap··
peared to be between the ages of
35 and40.
According to police reports,
the man, who was dressed in
brown slacks and a light brown
tweed coat. handed a teller a
note which ordered her to clean
out her cub drawer.
The ~oman told police the
man appearW to have a gun
stuck in hll waistband, altbou&b
she didn't see tbe weapon.
Taken captive were Fausto
Bucheli, 41 , a California-based
engineer. and Denoia McDonald,
37, general manager of the El
Salvador plant, which employs
about 500 El Salvadorians. Both
hostages are reported In good
condition. Gregoey said.
The slaying and abductions~
curred near the plant of the
Beckman APLAR Asian Pacific
Lalin American Re1ion sub-
sidiary ln El Salvador.
Sbe said she put the cub in a
leather pouch be handed ber and Bue Wins Reprieve
the man left the bank, wbicb ll
In the Westcllff Sbopplnt Center WASHINGTON (AP) -The
at Irvine Avenue and Westcliff Army's recruitinl center at Fort Drive. Db:, N.J'.L. bu a new lease on
life. Tbe nntaron said Wednel-
A wttnell ln the parlin1 lot of day tt had chanced 1\1 mind and the Hnk 1al4 lbe aaw a man decldld DOt to cloH the bue u
matcbinl tbat delertpUon tet lA· pleM'l The plenned elolure,
to a ncf car wtth black bucklt wllldl Wll a bot Poutlcal lNue ID-
uata. 1 Use re1lon, '#at r•YHHd
Tbe wt...., Mid the car •• l beca .. Anfl7 olftclala tald tbey American mtcle 8Dd appeared to bape to blerw• reerultlftl fl·
be abodt 10 nan old. fortl a WW need the f acWt.J.
"" -..
• s . m .
Beekman Short
OQJ Kidnapper's
llansom Demand
II II
,. ..........
FIDEL CASTRO LASHES OUT AT 'WESTERN IMPERIALISM'
Cuben Dtct1tor Spe1ka In U.N. Gener•I AaNmbly
Dollar Up in Tokyo;
Wall Street Calmer
By nte A.Poda&ed Pre9I
The U.S. dollar climbed to its
highest point of the year a1ainst
the Japanese yen today u in-
terest rates continued to rise
sharply. Stock prices opened
higher as activity on Wall Street·
continued to calm after a wild
slide early in the week.
The dollar rose in Tokyo to
226.SS yen, up from 225.90 the
day before, aoa it also
strengthened a1alnat other ma-
jor currencies. The J apaneae
economy is beln& buffeted by a
wave of infJation broqbt on in
part by higher olJ prices.
Tbunday the U.S. Treuury
Department 1old Iona-term
bonds with a yield of more than
10 percent for the first Ume
ever. The bonds, which mature
in 15 year• and one month,
bro"'bt an avera1e yleld of 10.17
percent.
Tbe hltber interest rate. and
atron1er dollar item dtrtctly
from the. Federal R•Hrve
Board'• dedlioG tut WMttDd to rllblen credit, u aclloa lb.at
sent the stock market into a de-
ep decl.Loe.
Stock prices were up today
art.er abowina slgns of atabillzing
on Thursday. when the Dow
Jones aveuge of 30 industrial
s tocks slipped 4. 70 to 844.62, br·
inging the week's loss to 52.99
points. Advancine issues led
decliners on the New York Stock
Excbanae.
Tbe price of sold, wb.icb bas
been gyrating wildly in recent
weeka, dropped below $390 an
ounce ln Londoo and ZUricb to-
day.
Teacher Attacked
LOS ~GEL~ (AP) -An
En11.lab teacher at San Fernan-
do Hiib Sebool WIS attacked and
tbreaten-:d with rape after
1cbool. Qty acbool olflclala PY
WI ll the lint 1udl l.Dcident re-
portedtbll year.
Tbe woman'• 1cream1 attract-
ed otber teachers. the prtndpal
ud two ..curtty 1uard.a.
'
Demands
Worild ,,.. •••• 11
Ord Jr
UNITED NATIONS CAP> -
Fidel Cutro, ~dressing the U.N. GeneniJ AsMmbly for the
first ti.me in 19 years. lashed out
today at West.em "imperialism"
lrnd • exploltatlon·--and de·
manded establishment of a
.. new world order." But be said
he would refrain from direct. at·
tacks on the United States.
The bearded Cuban president,
whisked into the Uo1ted Nations
under tight seeurity. said he was
speaking to the 1S2·member Af.
sem bly not as the representative
of his country but as the current
head of the movement of non-
aligned oat.Jons . <Related photo,
Page A4)
' Refernng to the United States.
he declared 1n the first few
minutes of his speech he was not
he r e to "wouod with un
necessary adjecllves o ur
powerful neighbor to the north in
his own house ... or to speak or
"the attacks on our small but no-
ble country for the past 25
years .. .
Instead. Castro said, he was
speaking on behalf or a 1bird
World that is "struggling for an
eradication o f poverty. of
hunger. of disease, of illiteracy,
from which bun~ of millions
of human beings suffer."
He demanded establishment
of a 'new world order based on
Justice. on equity on peace" to
replace "the unjust world
system that exists today."
Under the current system, he
said, "wealth i.s still concentrat-
ed in the haods or a few powers"
<See CASTaO, Pace AZ)
Coast
Weather
Conalderable cloudiness
.throu1b Saturday. Low:
tonleht 58 to 84. Highs
Sa.tu.rdQ 70 to '11.
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oc N•tof)Ort Harbor Art
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Wage Pact Near
Feder.al PaycMcks Due?
HoWASHINOTON <AP) -
UI Slute~ton ..... to eU. a tr :=.)' thM -~:::
Uaat ~ bu IMal u mllb
fedel'aJ workers oa ball Pa>' and
Eyea on Sky
Once A.gain
WASHINGTON t AP> -
Finl It ... ~lab, DOW
lt'1P.,UU1I.
' Tbe Natloaal
Aeronautics and Spaee
Adminis tr a tion ••Y• Pegasus z. a 23,000-pound
HteWt.e, will fa.U from or·
bit and pl~e Into tbe
Earth's atmosphere late
tbls month or early in
November.
Pes~sua 2 la con ·
siderably smaller than the
77 5-too Skylab apace st.a·
tloo that plummeted to
Earth la July. Pecaaua
was launched in 1965 to
gather information for
scieotiata to use in deal1D·
ing spacecraft.
~•&aM t.IM p17cbecb ol a i ail......... \
TM ••r •t ~au. tw UM .. aat• to aeeept u.. Houae·
...... Pl')' ....... a propoeaJ
U..t would edd ••• a yeu to =~I •&lari•ot
Jtal90U.U.Jor~tt.e ......
........ to~. llMNMftca. UM '9 •••lac laUuw limit·
ln1 ftderal fwutlni tOr •bor· t.lom.
Both HouH and Sen ate
IMCotlaton e~preaaed bope that
their n.pecU" cbambera would
accept 0.. bW. But tbey an.
aouaeed they would neoev ..
to comtder • atop.sap meuur. ii either chamber reject.a lhe
propot&l.
That fallback measure would
mah no me.Uon of federal
fundina for abortion or of the
pay raise. It slmply would pro.
vlde continuing funds for the
operation or the government throuiti Nov. 1.
Aa,,.ment on the compromise
came after less than 30 minutes
of open debate. Leaders from
both tides earlier huddled in a
private chamber to discuss the eltuatJon.
And , i n a r e f e r e nce to
Tburld.ay'1 aeuoa ln wb!cb 1
compromiH appeand to be,...
acbed only to fall apart at the
lut minute, Sen. Warre 1a
Maf.oUIOID, O·Wub., c&o.ed the
COft erence by ••Y1o1: · • Betoir.
we chan&e our mlnd, we'U ,... eeea."
U no compromlle ta reached
b)' Saturday, 111,000 work.era
from tbe a epartmeote of
A1r•cultuH and Hou1tn1 and
Urban Development will •et
short pay next week.
Uthe lmp&aM cooUo11e1 unW
Monday, the Pent.100 lltlmat.el
that 2 mUUon military pel'9Cllmel
will •et DO paycheck& at all out week.
And ii there is no aireemeat
by Tuesday . some 198,000
V eterans Admiolstratlon
employees, due to be paid that
day. could also be affected.
The impaaae is boldln1 up
paaHae of an emerceacy mooey
blll needed to pay for tbe opera-
tJon of aevea CabJnet depart-
ment.a and various amaUer .,en.
cles. Tbe aceoelet have been
1etUn1 by on money left ovet"
from the flacal year that ended
Sept. 30 but have no authority to
pay for work done alter that date.
ea..t.edla• Ezed ..
Thousands of hungry CambodiaDI 1tream lntq TbaUand
ln the wake of Vietnamese attacb a,r;::t remnant.a of toppled premier Pol Pot. They are g up for food
given by international agencies acrou tbe border.
'
Ma r y Fitzpatrick, a
NASA spokeswoman, said
Thursday that Pegaaua is
expected to return to
Earth between Oct. 29 and
Nov. 6, with the most pro· bable re.entry date Nov. 2
Outlaw Cycle Gang Crime Soarst
Costa Mesa
Cycle Crash
Kills Man
A Torrance man was killed in·
stantly early today when his
motorcycle collided h ead.on
with a wrong way driver on the
San Diego Freeway in Costa
Mesa. the California Highway
Patrol said
Anthony F. Bn ssinger. 28, was
southbound on his motorcycle
near the Harbor Boulevard or
(ramp when he was struck by a
northbound c ar drive n by
S h irley B1ythe , 48 , o f
WestmtnSter. officers said.
. Jira. Blythe, who WU '8bn to
Fountain Valley CommuGitJ
Hospital, wlU be charfed with
(t lony drunken drtv ni and
vebJcu1ar manslaughter, of -
ficers said
Utah Minister
Raps-Gay~
At Train Rally
OGDEN, Utah (AP) -More
than 100 gay rights advocates
riding a train t Q a rally in
Washington were met in 01deo
on Thursday by 30 1ocal sup-
4>0rten and a minister who lay
:across the track to protest their
Sifestyle
• Billed as "the gay right.a event
of the decade," tbe Natl.onal
i)tarch on Washington for Lea· ~Ian and Gay Rigbu scheduled
tor Sunday ls advertlsed as a
:rel1y by 100,000 people. Capitol
JH)lice said they were expecting
bout 25,000.
· !fbe Rev. Robert Harris, 5', a
former state legialator a.od
mjnlater ot the Church or God in
Cllriat Conareiauooal, 1reetect
Nsitrak's California Zephyr with a b aMer reading: "Homoeex-
\lala : You Devils are not
jVelcome Here."
Harrta, who finished a losing
third in a five·way CJty Council
primary ~ay, lay acrou tbe
ltack in lront of the train after tt
•topped. He bu Staled dolem at
fQae lie·i.n protesta for a variety or cauaes.
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WAS HI NGTON <AP ) _,
Motorcycle gangs have grown
Into a national organized crime
network dealing in drugs. pro-
stitution and welfare fraud, ac·
cording to police investigators
and former bikers.
Witnesses told a House task
force on welfare reform Thurs·
day that gang operations now re·
semble traditional organized
crime syndicates with members
illegally making thousands of
dollars a day
"It 1s a documented and pro·
vable fact that these gangs ln·
volve themselves in substantive
organized crime acti vily," said
Terry Katz, a Maryland SUte
Police officer who h as in·
vestigated gangs in northeastern
states. His written testimony
was presented by another of·
ficer
Kali estimated that 8,000 to
15,000 bikers belong to scores or
ouUaw gangs across the coun·
try, including the well·known ~Its Angels of California and
the Pennsylvarua·based Pagans
Buntington Tragedy
A man and a woman ldenU11ed
u former Bant members saJd
outlaw bikers earn most of lhear
money by forcing women
followers to sell drugs, engage tn
prostitution and work as topleas
dancers. Outlaw bikers com·
monly Uve with women who 11·
legally collect welfare from
several states, they said
"In my 12 years with the
gang, we took welfare from five
or six stales," said a woman
who testified under the nam.-of
Mary She sa1d shew&<> marnl'fl
to a member at tbe Texas·baMld
Bandito motorcycle gang
•• IOCDe c .... wtmeue. said.
cangs cooperate with traditioftal
organized crlme factJom in CUD
and drug 1mue&lln1 u well u
murdeT
The tuk force, created by the
Hou se Republic an Research
Com mitttt. is examin1n1 the
outlaw gang problem and its
connectJontoweUare fraud
Man Shoots Wife, Sell
"Mary." told a House
Republl can task force on
welfare reform that the status of
women in motorcyc le gangs
amoun ts to "white s lavery "
Cameras were confined to the
back of the heannc room to help
protect her anonymity.
Mary told the panel she
bec ame involved wltb a
motorcycle l&DI tnowu as the
Bandltoe when abe wu 11 and
during the next dozen year3 was
"eold" to four different mem-
bers ottbe sane .
The wife of a Huntioaton
Beach man rel:llAlu In erttical
eonditton at St. Joaepb'•
H01pltal In Oran1e toda7 after
btr fltraaged husband abot her
Thursday on their first wedding
anniversary
Ted Mille r , 38, then shot
himself to death with a .25
caliber automatic pistol.
Authorities said today that his
estranged mate, _!le~~ ..20
yesn-ourand pregnant, isn't ex· peeled to live
The sbootinl took place at
Iha. Killer'• Garden Grove
home. PoUce tbeorlH that
Mlllw ortSl&&lJy hadn't intended
to •boot b1e wlte.
Officers drew t.hia theory trom
two handwritten suicide notes
Miiier left at bls Huntington
Beach home on Florida Street.
The notes expressed bitterness
toward hla young wife. A will in·
~ ift..{M notes left 110tbin~
to her . officer Fred Aken said.
One note was addressed to
her . and one was addressed to
Mlller's 17·year-old son by a pre.
vlous m.,.n.,e.
The couple had been 1eparat.
ed for about three months, Aken
said.
Police received a telephone
call at about 6 a m . Thursday
about a woman calling for help
at Mrs. Miller's home on Flower
Street in Garden Grove
That's where they (owid Mtttel"~s b oay, his critically
wounded wife and t he small
pistol.
"ln tbe 12 ,..,.. I belonpd to
various memben of tbe Ban·
dltos, I wlt.neaed and WU vie·
tim of their beating• and sexual
molH~ ... she said. "Women
ar e oot human beings to these
gangs, rather U\ey are property
to be bought. sold and abused.
like a cycle. or a gun or drugs."
Connally: Probe Teddy
S&ld Mary;.. · '-Oftft iht-ftnt
ride with a biker will lake the
girl to a club meeting whel"t! she
will be sexua.Uy abused by each
club member. That oiabt. for
her the druts and booze are
free. After iha.t. &he b expected
to earn ber keep."
She said lbe Red the Ian& and
sousht poUee protection after
she wu beat.ea for five cla)'I by
the IUll member ahe wu Uvtns
with. WASHING TON (AP) -
Republican presidential can-
didate John B. Conn~Uy, not.ins
be bad received much news
media scrutiny in tbe milk fund
aSJUljfal, says be expects
Journalists to be almllarly
tborou1h In examlnlna Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy's role in
Chappaquiddick.
U they aren't, be aald, be may
ralae the blue him.self.
Connally, who wu acquitted
by a federal jury oo cbar1es ol
ta.kins a bribe t.o lnlluence milk
price 1upporta, told the
Waablnatoo Pren Club on
Thursday:
Fat•er's Plea
wrl, 4, Needs Grandparents
AURORA , Colo. <AP> -Wanted: One grandmother,
about S-foot-4, 125 pounds, gray hair and glasses.
And it might be nke I! grandfather were "baldbeaded
and a little porky," said Bob Gobi, who la advertlalna ln
the Denver Pos t for grandparenta for bia •·year~ld
daughter, Melissa.
.. l'M A FATRE&, not a arandfatber," explained Gohl, «. "I can live her all the affection 1D the world -that's
easy. What I'm saying is kids need someone they can caU
grandfather and grandmother. It's an image, ls lt not,..
Althoulh be bu envillooed pl"Olpeetive Cfandpareatl
for his daughter "to adopt," Gobl aaJd Tbunday be won't
mind lf they don't m1tch that descrlptioG. 'lbe adveftiM.
ment be placed merely 1tat.ea: ''Grandparent.I Wanted for
Adoption."
WHAT RE 18 aEALLY after aaid Gobi, a fw'aitW'9'-
atorel)WMf from this community Juat eut of Denver, II an
"everyday American eort of couple" who will vtalt Kelllaa
re1ularlytoprovtde 1 ·'particular ldndof warmth.•'
Gohl aaJd bis parenta died when be wu yowi1, and bit
wife, who left h.lm shortly after lleliua wu born, la an or-
phan .
.. U llduJtl aN aJ.Jawed to MIODt UW. baW.., why can't
b•bl•• adopt adult•?" Gob[ mused. "They DHd
grandparent.I, Juat like 1ranctpareot.1 need babl•."
Lady.Bird Flee• Fire
AUSTIN, 'l'tllU (AP) -Lild1
Bird Jobmoa wu awakened and
routled from her tllth·•tor'J pell·
tbouae apartment early today
4fter ftre broke out lD tbe Wrd·
noor f actlitJee of a tele•l•~ tt.·
Uon oooe owned by the lobmon
family.
Seer« tenice a1enta escorted
Mn. J-r, w1dow of Pral·
·t --------------
dent L)'bdon B. Jobnloa, 1atel1
out of the buUdio11 wbtcb bcMM9
KTBC·TV, a C8S afftUale, in
downtown Austin.
Ruab Evant, maoacer of
KTBC, said th• buildtn1 IUI•
t&lned eoaatdetabM amob ud
water damaae. but that it would
have no \'iatbl• effed on ltadon
oper.tlOlll. Pro1rammln1 wW
not bl~. be aald.
•·For nine montruJ, 1ou all <the
preaa> bave talked about the
milk fund trial aod that'• fine
with me. And I usume that for
the next nine you're goin1 to t.alk
about Chappaquiddick In the
press.
"I aasume you·re going to
treat it fully and fairly and com·
pletely and exbauatiaiely," be
continued. "Now If you don't,
I'm loini to take another look at
lt. l may talk about It . . . if you
do•'t."
Change Fought
CARSON CITY, Nn. (AP> -
A U.S. Supreme Court special
master hM recommended that a
tug·of·war over the Nevada·
California border be resolved by
leaving the exlJtine line alooe
The report by U.S. District
Court Judge Robert Van Pelt or
Nebruka endorses the present
boundary.
Men's Suits
for only
One · Dollar! *
*Wh en you buy one suit at our
regular price, you can buy another
of equal or lesser value for only one
dollar.
P..-P. ... AIJ
CASTRO -~ ••
' wbo prollt from "expk>ltadcll ..
of the Third World.
Earlier today, Cutro edMrfMI ,,.. .............. riMa ...
lroo MCUrity of the Cubu I&·
•ion today and rode by car to tbe
United NaUoal.
He Ud been expected to re-
port on tbe ltormy If avua IWD·
mlt of noo-allped.countriee and
addre11 the economic lNUH
dlvldiq the world'• rtcb ud
poor.
W•.U..~ cuatomary ~ fati1ue waif°'Vl, be WU ,,...._.
at the delega'les' entrance by
U .N . Secretary-General Kart
WaJdbejm, who escorted him to
the secretary.general'• lltb·
· noor olftc:e for a private talk
before Castro's late-mornioc
speech to tbe General A.uembly.
Cutro wu welcomed by a few
about.I al "Fidel! Fidel! " and
U1bt applauae from U .N. penoo-
n el ln tbe lo bby. He and
Waldheim strode off under the
protection or a pb&laox of
aeewtty pardl.
Theft were no demonstrators
around the m.iaalon on East 31th
8tr9et .. ea.rs depart.ed, f1nt. •
deeo1 motorcade and tll•n Cutro·~ for t,b.e aevn·l»loe.k -,.,. to me U.N. aite .._. tbe
ltaat.,,~}Hr. Tb• motorcade
tllnaaea tbroll.lgb a aeeure.,...
ol ftve blocu between two are•
Ht Hi.. bJ police for de· IDOMtl"ltan.
Aotl-Ca•trott•• ••r• permiUlld ao cloler ttaaa Du
Haauunkjold Plua, at '1th 8t:net. foar' bloeb DOl'tb ol tbe
U.N . ..,.._,and aupportet'I o1
the CutMm president were con·
fined to a 1ite one block south or
the entrance, at 42nd Street.
Only a handful of anti·Cutro
protestef'1' were gathered when
be arrived., but the number arew
to a few thousand by lt a .m., a
half·bour before the speech was
schedQJed to start.
* * *
Castro Says
He's Willing;
U.S. Says No
NEW YORK <AP) -Cuban
Preaident Fidel Castro baa
1i1naJed willingness to talk with
Amertcan officiala durtn1 bb current vbtt to New York, llUt
UM United SU.. apparentb' baa
no plans for such a meeting.
Dunne an interview aboaird
bis plane, Cutro told Amedeaa
freelance joUma)lat Jon ~
that 1\ICh a meet.inc "depeodl Oft
the U.S. officials ... I have
oothine agaln.'it that."
The interview was aired on the
NBC "Today" p rogram on
Thursday.
Amencan officials have bad
virtually no comment a bout
Casrro·a visit. And a State
Department spokesman. who
declined to be identified. said
there were no plans for such a
meetini.
During the interview, Cutro
also chided the United States for
iu response to the disclolure
that a Soviet combat br11ade is
atatiooed in Cuba and said be
was unconcerned about
America's declaioo to •~P up ita
pretenee ln tbe Caribbean.
"I believe that all that ta a
comedy," Castro said.
Rift Aid Offered
W ASmNGTON· <AP > -Preli·
dent Cart.er has offered Wbite
House mediation "if necessary"
to belp close the rift between
American black.a and Jews o~er
U.S. policy in the Middle E~.
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Frtdlv. Octobt! 12. 1m s QAILY PJLDT •
Cl Professor Baeks Nuelear Energg-
II~ ftdlof modem Ute carry
wilb them an lnncapable ele
meat ot riM to the public'• heaJUa
aoclul«y.
AM IO, WODden a UC ltv'tM
doctor ••d profe11or of patbolo11. •111 do 10 m1uiy cbooae to ala1le out outltar enerar aa tb 1tn1le moat
SlaaU We Dan«!e?
Russian dancers Leonid and Valentina Kozlov walk
through the airport in New Orleans after arriving for
their performance in Ballet Galaxie '79. It will be their
first appearance since defecting from the Soviet Union
Sept. 16.
Report on Free'Way
Land Stability Due
A state 1eolo8iat'1 report on wbo b aa worked on San
tae atability of freeway land Clemen~ l>fCderu aloce 1952,
near San Clemente City Hall is first mllde ~·landslide poteo-
d u e sometime next week, a tial known to the City Council
CalTrans official said Thursday. and media in early August.
Stanley Dick, a CalTrans chief The private geologist asked
engineer for the San Clemente-CalTran.s chief Adriana Gian-
area freeway widening project, turco to halt the grading of land
Mi-he is et:t-em~ -t~meet--nearClty"Ha11 tn a recenl tele-
w i th privat e geologis t Jack gram.
Stickel who has asserted that Stickel told San Clemente
there is a danger of City Hall council members on Oct. 3 about
slidinginto lnterstate5 h is communication with
Stickel contends that by grad· CalTrans offici.ils Council
ing a vacant lot between the members decided to have City
freeway and City Hall, CalTrans Engin eer Ed Putz contact
c rews may inadvertently tngger CalTrans officials working local-
an ancient landsh<Jt ly on the freeway widening pro
Stickel, a Santa Ana geologist Ject
•erloul .,.. ot rtak when, be
clalma, ll tldlPIY lln't fn COID· patl10D .tthotbtr aapecta ot Ute.
SpeaklDI to • Vnlvenlty
roru.. audl .. H Tb\lnday on campu1, Dr Frederic Cart
tudwl1 contended that the
health rilkl lnvolved lD tbe use
ol nuclear ienerated power are
Ruling
Puts Cop
OnSp<>t
By 'fte Al•lated Praa
A California Supreme Court
ruling erowine out of a FUllertoo
caae will make it ea s ier for
citizens to make formal com-
plaints about police conduct.
Tile ruling Thursday in effect
tixempta citizen complaints from
the .state law making it a misde-
meanor to me a false police re-
port.
That was good news for Jose
and Joyce Garcia of Cerritos.
T he Garcias complained to the
Fullerton police on May 5 after
witnessing what they thought
was police brutality when sax
p01icemen arrested a 19-year-old
-man in a disturbance.
The police said the Garcias'
charges were false. On May 21,
the Garcia.<; were charged Mth
filing a false police report, and
they were convicted a fter an
eight-day 1ury trial that ended
Aug 3
Later. O r ange County
Municipal Judge Dave Bach Jr
said he would dismiss the case af
the Supreme Court decided to let
stand a Fifth Distract Court of
Appeals decision in a similar
case involving Gloria Pena of
Tulare.
Mrs Pena was charged under
the same false-reporting statute
as the Garcias after she wrote a
letter to the Tulare police chief
complaining of Police brutality.
The court of appeal held that
the false report law doesn't app-
ly m such cases. The Supreme
Court ruled Thursday that it
would not consider an appeal
from the Pena decision.
When the Supreme Court's un-
animous Pena ruling became
known Tb~nday , e.-cb1d.1a ·
mbaed tbe Cha.r1es •&•inst Cite
Garcias.
Huah R. Manes, an attorney
involved in the Pena case,1..fald the decision ''allows s)eopl~ the
freedom to file complalnta
without fearing they'll be
harassed."
-Pare nts Vie
Fo r Bus Rides
In Huntington
Parents of high school·bound
students in· Huntington Beach
are stretching out measuring
tapes in an effort lo win bus
" rides for their children.
'29 Crash , M e dic a l
Hope E yed Sunday ·
The trend was set last month
by a Huntington Harbour
mother who proved her Marina
High School-bound daughter had
to walk three miles to school.
A bus was provi ded t o
transport her
The Huntington Beach Union
H 1~h School District provides
transportation to pupils who live
three miles from school.
After a week or drastic fluc-
tuations on Wall Street, Sun-
day's Daily Pilot will look at the
Crash of '29 and some innova-
tions that may cut medical costs
in the future.
BLEAK LOOK BACK -It
was 50 year s ago that the
speculative stock market col-
lapsed, marking the beginning
of the Great Depression. An As-
sociated Press writer recounts
those awful days when fortunes
evaporated and the Roaring '20s
ended with a whimper.
PINPOINTING lU.S -Great
~trides in medical research are
being turned into product.a that
can spot cancer and other
medical conditions in a single
lest. A Newport Beach company
lo the forefront or that effort is
Pope's Appeal
Frees)Jostages
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -
Pope Paw D appealed today for
the safety GI about 200 penom
kJdnapped in a bitter feud
between two Marionite Cbrlstian ,roups. and one aide responded
by UDCUldnC lt would free all
tu~-Ro•man C.tboUc sources said
P•pal Nuncio Mon.a}«nor Carlo Puno verbally dev1iered the
plea to former Preatd ent
Salelmm Fral\)ieb who beads
tbe 11...-. mllitla, and Bubir
Oem arel who command• lbe
Pbaln.. P arty army. Both
Meta fDDow U.. Vatlea.n.
IAb9llOll't 1t•l• radio said
..... ol die raucbl1 UO-J.IO
• .-alM beld by Ule llMadal
... rtlrMed at m.ldday.
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SlJNDA Y'S BEST
the Businessoflhe Week
MEDIA MASSAGE? -Com ·
panies have a lot to say to
employees and the employee old
gossip sheet is tumang into a
glossy magazine these days. A
look at what local firms have to
say and how they say it in
You/Your Money.
STARS SPAR KLING -In two
entertainment stories, young TV
star Melissa Gilbert tells why
she's always wanted to play the
part of Helen Ke ller in t he
''Miracle Worker" which she
will do Sunday night, and Henry
Fonda explains why be wa.s in-
trigued to play a criminal.
·'Eve ryon e seem s to be
measuri n~ a ll of a sudden,"
"'Glen Dysinge r , assistant
superintende nt, told district
trus tees this week.
He said a father from Hunt-
ington Harbour's Davenport
Island measured .the distance
his child bad to walk after the
woman's bus ride victory.
D ysinge r sa id dis trict
odometers confirm ed the
father's measurements and that
students on Davenport Island
will now be bused.
"I have to admit that I'm a lit-
tle embarrassed about this
because I lwe on Davenport
Island and I never stopped to
measure the distance," Dys-
inger remarked
Freeway Shut
Road Work Set T onighi
Tbe San Diego Freeway near ~e south San Clemente
clty limits wUl be closed ~mporarily from 11 o'clock
tonight until '1 a.m. Saturday for preliminary bridge con-
ltnlction work.
TBE NO&TIDOUND LANES will be closed from l1 '°'''ht until about 2 a .m. Freeway traffic will be diverted onto slde atreeta, CalTrans offlclala said.
Southbound San Dleto f'1"eeway lanes wUJ be clOled
from 3:30 to 7 a.m. Saturday wblle CalTrans workmen ln·
•tall tbe 1keletal=oninp ot the 9Jumed 0V11rpu1 that wlll lead to Q>f\ Elementary school nearb1. Traffic
willa,ainbedlverted aldutneta.
..... nBBWAY ••01scr .. part ot • three-yeat
project to wtdetl and tmp"'" oa aod off r1mpe on tba
freeway tbrou1h san Clemente.
1mall When compared wltb the
chancea J*>ple take in other
area• ot toetety.
"Why don't we 1hut down the
alrporU and coal mlne• and
walk to won if we want ca high >
level ol aafet)'?'' the reseatther
uted.
Ludwitr, a former ebief ot the
Found F unds
patholoey section of the French
Atomic Eneray EatabU1bment
Ceater ln Parb, said t.be level of
radlatloo emitted from 1 coal-
fired p0wer plant can be as
much aa four times hiaher than
that from a nuclear plant.
On atricUy radlolo1lcal
erouodll, tbe UC professor said,
•~wir..-.
Kim Sheppard of Columbu~ Ohio. displays the $10.000
:-.he found m a dc~k drawer an her offtct! at the Ohio In
dust nal Commiss ion Offic1als say they believe the
money bdoni.,:s to an employ(•C who was off !'>JCk
Campaign Fund ing
Hear ing S che dule d
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL <>' 1i.. o.e11, ~uo1 \wtt
A Feb 1 I preliminary heanng
date has been ~cheduled in th~
campB.lgn rund laundering case
involving Orange County Board
of Supervi..$ors Chairman Philip
Anthony and three codefendants.
The date was ordered by new-
ly appointed Central Municipal
Court Judie Alan Plala over the
obJeetiona of proMCut.an wbo
waMed th• ~eating to t.stn within the neJEt two weeks
Resolution of a pending appeal
and Umecoo.fllcta were •dvueed
1111 detwe auaneys ae arwu·
ment.a for the ~Y. 1'fllle pre·
liminary hearing most recently
had been scheduled to begin July
23.
Facing allegat.Jons of conceal-
ing the true sources of funds
used--in &eYeraH9~itteal
campaigns are Anthony, former
county s uperv i so r Ralph
Diedrich. form<>r Anaheim city
councilman Wilham Kott and
onetime political financier Gene
Conrad
The c·ase as being proseC'utcd
by the stat~ Attorney General s
office Deputy Attorney General Jef~
frey Joseph said It ~as unlikely
that he would pursue a writ to
for<'e an earlier date for the pre
laminary heann~ 'It would pro
bably only mean more delay,··
he said
July's proceedings bogged
do~n whim Joseph and Deputy
Attorney Gener al Richard
Haden obJected to assignment of
the case to Central District
Court Judie Robert Law.
They filed an alfadavtt ol pre..
j"cSice a1ainst J \ld.ae Law. •
move Ulat ~ off a ~
battle now awaltinS • dedsi.on
from the Fourth District Court
of AppeaJs tn San Bemardmo
J~ s.aJd be ~ • ruJ.
ta1 .. tM appeal ........., &wo
Wffita.
Judge Plaia, recently appoint-
ed to the bench by Gov Edmund
G. Brown Jr . 1s the the 10th
Orange County Jurist to have
~n involved 10 the <'8Se SQJU.
Prote t Con tinue8
PEKJNG li\P1 About i.x.i
economics students and te<1chers
marched down the coipatal':.
main boule\ard toda}. demand
ang that d tobacco C'ompan}
vacate their t•ampu~ It v.as the
second pro1eo;1 aJ(dln"t campu...,
occupations an three da~s
Vegetable Garden -~
a nuclear plant ta cleaoer UflD a ~
coaJ plant.
Yet. Ludwti a aid, tbe ,UUc
baa come to mlatnllt nuclear
power hued lar1el1 oa Ua
leg-o· u a milltary weapon.
Critics ol U.. power IOUl'ce, of
courae, contend that t he
technoloJy bu not yet beet\ ·
perleded ~ to preveat a(
pos.slble catastrophic melt.dow1l
of a nuclear reactor core, an ac;
cldent they aay could spew
radioactive clouds over populat-
ed areaa, leading to illness and
death.
Supporters of the power
source, howeve r , s ay the
chances ol auch an accident ever
occurring are almost one in a
billion and they cite a Federal
study known aa the Raamussen
Report as the basis for their con-
tention.
Said Ludwig: ''I'm all for
t>cology. and that's why I'm for
nuclear energy."
Although be has been on the
UCI medical faculty s ince 1969,
Ludwig is still active in research
related to nuclear energy and
eublic safety. From April to last month, he
was on leave in Paris to conduct
a survey on the biological safety
of the nuclear industry for the
F rench Marustry of HealUi.
One of his recomme.tbations
to French officials, Ludwig said.
will be to urge reforms in educa·
t1on since he bel.Jeves the publJc is
deficient in ats knowledge and un ·
derstanding of risks
The judgment of citizens, he
'>aad. thus C'ould be improvt:d
through education on risk fa1·
tors
For instance, he said fl'ar.,
that a nuclear Power ·plant could
possibly explode are unfounded
sanC'e the uranium used 1n the~
rut.'! rods would need to be 100
percent pure to allow a sudden
chain reaction
lnst€!ad , Ludwig !.aad, the fuel
an nuclear plants as not enriched
enough to allow s uch a blast to
occur
The UC doctor also said 1t is
"dubious" the accident at Pen··
nsylvania's Three Mile Island
nuclear Power plant should have
been viewed as a disaster
No one was mJured, he said
There was no need to evacuate
the surTounding communitie-ts
and there was no need for public
officials to tour the area and
suggest there was somelhin'
speelaJ about the Oli&bap.
Dlscusatn1 con cerns of
n-.lear foe. aboul atoraae ol '8J dloacthe waste materlaltf.
Ludwig said the safest method
of disposal as storage m aban·
doaed aa.Jt cntoa. By tJle )'NI:'
...... said.~-. pe~OI the avaUabJe spah In t hese
mines will bave been used for
storaee of radioactive wastes .
Ludwig told faculty members
and reporters that the body's
tolerance ttmtt-forrmmmon per
year as 500 millirads. A lethal
dose of radiation is considered to
be 400-500 rads.
1 A rad is a dosage of absorbed
radiation equal to the absorbt1on
of too ergs of energy per i.:ram of
maten al >
Ludwig said p eople who
moke ha\c.> no right to cnticize
nuclear ent.>rgy because of the
ri:.ks they assume by inhaling
cigarette smoke
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News1nen Don't Count?
WllSN TBS VOT& II TAU&D UP YONDE&: Juat
UM t::f • -.U.r cro&Md my Mk ltom Or~ Coun ly'• Sen1eu A1eoey ~ lbat we bare ln
\be ••paper nommate • caocliaete for lb• upcomlftl •lecUoo.
Ad<ionalb, •l WU noted in UM letter from A I'!
Olton, our county re1•1t r ar of votera, tbat otber
M'J•.,.._.. and r.clio aod tel~ ltaUona ot O\lr re1ion
baie Ulo bem 1nv1ted lo nomiaat.e caocbdatea.
Your rlnt auaplC'•on, of cour1t, m icbt be that
aomebody wane.a newspaper bat'b to abruptly leap lnto t.he
political arena. That wO«ttd be cbo6ce. Jf avina the un
qualilled lr)'ial to lead th~ unwary A dl1uter
Not quite.
ACl'lJALLY, WHAT Ma. OLSON and the county e le('-
Uon people want lbe news types to do Is help fill a special
Election Oblerven Panel.
· Such &ook·ln panela are authorised under lhe state's
CommisaK>n on Vot.in1 Machine and Vote Tabulating
De vices. The county la supposed to form up the obser ver
panel by lnv1tin1 representatives from the central commit·
tees of qualified political parties, plus five news hacks
You suspect that the panel is s upposed to be sharp
eyed when the votes start getting tabulated They would be
expected to determine that no ballots fall down cracks or that
Orange County vole -tabulating machinery doesn 't eat any
ballots and then spit them outin s hredded form
FRANKLY, f'OR THIS upcoming Nov 6 d1stncL'> and
special election, I'm uncertain you could ftnd five news
types that could serve as observers
Most of these scribes who have been around elect.Jons al
all are usually so thrilled by having covered the politics
that they are snoring by the time election ru ghl rolls
around.
About the only thing they care about then is getting it
over with.
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BLOODY, UNBOWED
Sen. HerrN1n Telmadge
Denounced
Senator
To Run
WA SHINGTON CAP ) -
Within moments of being over·
whelmlngty denounced by b1a
Se nate co ll ea gue s for
"reprehensible" financial con·
duct . He rma n E Talmadge
started beating the drums for
his re-eleeUon.
'' l intend to serve as the senior
senator from the grand state of
Georgia for a number or years to
come," Talmadge said Thurs-
day. shortly after the Senate
vote to denounce him.
TALMADGE, SERVING his
fourth term. is lbe fi rst member
of the Senate to be disciplined by
his colleagues in more than 10
years.
Sen ate Majority Lead er
Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va .. said
as far as he 1s concerned, the
i i 15 vote to denounce Talmadge
~·nds thl' ca!>e
"I trunk \H' shou Id put th1:.
m.1lter behind U'\," Byrd !>aid
'Tht-!>enator hi.Ii; ac<:epted the
c.;,•nate':. dt.'c1s10n '
As tha 1rman of t h e
Democrnt1c caucu~. Byrd would
play a critical role in any possi-
ble further disciplinary action
against Talmadge, chairman of
the Senate Agriculture Commit-tee.
Only two of the seven senators
who have been aen aured In
Senate hlatory have been re-elected,
Ca1·ter Oil Victory
House Rejects Price Controhl
WASHINGTON (AP) -11ae
House, t&.&1'1Wla back efforu to
reinstate price Ud• on home
heatin1 oll, dleael fuel and
domettic crude on. bu If m>
President Cart.er a fre. band in
tettln& oU-prlctn1 policy.
In two declalve eneray vlc·
tortes Thursday for tbe pnsl·
dent, House memben solidly re-
jected ariumenta by Uberala
tha t the administration's de-
regulation policies were llnin&
oll industry pockeb at the e:x-
pens~ of American comumers.
TB E HOUSE fi rs l voled
257-135 to let stand Carter's plan
fo r alJowing the pric e of
domestically produced crude oU
to rise to world market level5 by
mld·l981. The president baa said
that is a crucial element In his
drive to reduce U.S. reliance on
imported oU .
Then. by a 243-124 marein. it
turned down a propoeal to reim·
pose price cont.ri>la oo beating oil
and diesel fuel for lbe coming
winter. Those «a;inp were lilt·
ed in 19'16 by then· Pre1ldent
Gerald R. Ford. Carter bu the
power to reimpc>H them but baa
chosen not to do ao.
"Decontrol mwst be the bue
for a rational energy program for our country.'· aa\d Rep.
T imothy Wirth, D-Colo., echoing
the White House position. "We
must be willing to admit to
ourselves that the time of chea-p
energy is gone."
THE VOTES ON oil ·pricing
po licy came as t he House
worked on legialatioo aut.bori&·
ing funds for the Departmect of
Energy for the fL9caJ year that
began Oct. 1.
The double-barreled action
m a rke d the f irst c lear-cut
energy victories the president
has been given by the Howie in
months. And they re \'ersed two
earlier non-binding votes by
House Democr a ts renouncing
th<' pre='>rdent's o tl·prtc 1ng
pohcie!>
lmp<>rled crude oil. whose
price lS sel by member!> Qf the
Orgaruzatton of Petroleum Ex·
porting Countries. now costs
about S23 to S24 a barrel -
roughly t wice the average con-
trolled price of U.S. oil
REP. TOBY Moffett, D-Coan ,
leader of the forces press lng for
pn('e controls. argued that btg
oil companiea have lov .. lecl
billloaa ot dol1an la aew ea-
plorat.Jon anyway and do not
need the ~ lncenUves pro-
vided by unreatrtcl.f>d prices.
Moffett IOftened his amend·
ment to allow dereaulaUon of oil
from A!uka and newly di•·
covered oil, but waa still unable
to plck '.IP the oeeded votel.
After Moffett'• meuun ...
rejected, Rep. Peter K.oltmayer,
D-Pa., propoMd tbe Ud OD beat-
inl oil and diesel fuel.
Pet PettedT
Pentlwwe Model Sue1 Mag
CHARLOTrE, N.C. (AP) -Tbe clothes were too btc,
the 1boea Ule wroa.g 11.se, and Teresa Mackey says the
photo aesaioo ln a Florida bot.el room for Penthouse
magazine seemed "very unprofeu\oftal."
THE JJ. YEAS-OLD CbarloUe woman clalm•, ln a •Wt
filed Thursday in Mecklenbw'a County SUperior Court. that
she was coerced into anortin1 cocaine andbavtn&aaualrela-
tlons with tbe photographer -and never sot paid for pos.
ing fora "Petoftbe Month" centerfold. Pentbouledenleatbe
charges. ·
The suit accuses the New York·bued mapslne, itl
publil.b« Bob Guccloae and art d1reetor Joe Broou. who
took lhe pictures, o( fraud, and ub more tbaD $1.I millioo lD
damages.
THE 8VIT CIA.HIS Broob lured lb. Mackey to
Florida and prom.iaed her tbe plum of beinl named Pet ot
lbe Year, worth $150,000, 1n order to have an\l&l relaUooa
wilb her when be pbototnpbed ber in Auaust in the
Mutiny Hotel in Coconut Grove, near Miami.
Durio& three days there, the suit aays , Brooks took
l ,128 pictu.rea ol II.I. Mackey in an auort of underwear
and forced ber to bave "coatinuoua" sexual relations with
him.
YOU LISTEN TO ALL the polJticians talk through the
grindin& days of a campajgn aod eat all lboae rubber
chicken political lunch• aod you're about to laPM into • catatoolc state. Your eyes are glazed. Your ears hurt. You
are s uffering chronic acid indigestion.
Since the news people now j ust want to get done, it
becomes doubtful how diligent they would be m ferreting
out errors. Just move it Count and f1ru:-.h 1t Cuban Boats Eyed
NO VOTE COUNTING system has ever wrapped up <in
election fast enough to sallsfy the gnp1ng, compl<1in1 ni:.
whining.ne~s _peo_IDe who ar~ tortured w1~h the assignment
of coven ng 1t.
WASHIN\,TON I AP J -Two
CubJn ffil!>='>ilc boat!, ha\'C ap·
pfj_1red at a Cuban port about 50
miles fr<lm Guantanamo, the
U S naval ba!>e where about
2,200 Mannes soon will stage a
re1 nf orcernent exerclse, accord·
mg lo adm1rustralion sources.
Thus it may be difficult to scour the newsrooms of our
region and find live victims for the committee.
Maybe we can find an unwary sportswriter who is
languishing around his desk, reading the racing wi re
We could lure him onto the election panel by telling
him he was going to get to watch a race Although Sovlet-buill Komar
boats are not usually seen in
Santiago, the sources Indicated
no concern that the craft, armed
with St)')( missiles, might try to
interfere with the Marine land·
ings next week from three Navy
a mphibious ships.
Caucus Dates Upheld by Judge
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP> -A
federal judge on Thursday de-
nied a Hebrew teacher's petiti.on
to delay county Democratic
caucuses in Florida becauae
they fall on tbe Jewis h sabbath.
U.S. District Judge George
Young said he turned down the
r equest because the caucuses
ar e non-binding a nd are not
funded by state, local or CederaJ
governments.
Cuban President F idel Castro
has taken a low-key approach to
the impending Marine opera-
tion, telling one journalist, "I'm
not worried a bout lbe
maneuvers."
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mile U S. base on the eastern
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r
New York police lift a m anhole cover near the Cuban
Mission in preparation for Fid el Castro's stay in the ci-
t y. A four-block. area has been closed off and steel
s pi kes d es igne d to punc ture tires on una ut horized
vehicles are shown i n foreground
A free
marketplace
foricleas.
"Rich conclusions ore more likely
to be gathered out of a multitude of
tongues than through any kind of
authoritative selection. To many this is,
and always will be, folly; but we hove
stoked upon it our all."
-Justice learned Hond
Your freedom of choice of political ideas,
religion and even the goods and services
you buy depends on a free press.
DAILY PILOT
National News paper Week October 7 10 1.>. 1979
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Strike Word
Expected Monday
Carter 'Comes Home'
Preaident Court• AFL-CIO Vote• .
Carter r.e.ued a.a. Nav7:! at San Dtefo, •uiD& bla LOS ANGl:U:S <APl -A bull ltrlkt U.al trl,..... pubUt
tnnaportaUoo fof eoo.ooo commuten lot nHrl1 a moat.ti may r•· 1ume oext wMk alter mechanics re}ee\ed manqemeot'a laleat
contract otrer
Mtthanica tor lbe Sou~m California flap1d Tran•il O-.lrlcl
voted UM late Thunday to .-.jec:t the propo&ed aareement
AMALGAMATED TRAN IT UNlON Praldent Jerome Lona
said be would d1act011 t1mlnc ot lhci renewed all'lke today, but in·
dicale'd U may be 12.01 am Monday
After the vole, the .RTD board di~t'ted It. olflcert to resume
n~aotiatioot at J p m today
Board Prealdent Marvin llolrn said the directon were
"enormously dlsappoanted" and he nott-d lhat le•11 than half of the
un10~·· 1.17~ members hiad v~
IN aEJECTING THE PACT. rank·and-rile union members
d1sreearded Long'a r~mmendaUon to accept the agreement
Key wue Ill subcontracuna ol work. with lbe RTD boldinl out
for more leeway an h1nng outside mecharucs and the uruon resist
ang such a move
"They don't want any form of subcont.racllng," Lona said.
"That's the message they want me to deliver to the district "
He added that his membership wall wail until Monday to 10
back to the pa cket llnea because "I want to be fair to the nding
public."
'\
THE ll·MEMBE& &TD BOA-RD, anticipating union aprroval.
had olanned to meet Thursday night lo give final approva to the
three.year mechanics contract, concluding the fourth RTD
strike in seven years.
The mechanics' contract was the last in a series of agreements
between the RTD and its unions. Drivers and clerks settled last
month.
A 23-day strike by the three unions ended Sept. l9, when the
mechanics agreed to a moratorium while negotiations continued.
...........
Sunnyvale city manager
Lee Ayres, 37. resigned his
$52,594 post Thu rsday
following allegations that he
threatened Miss Ann
Draper of the housing de·
partment with the loss of
h e r job unless s he s ub-
mitted to his sexual ad-
vances. Ayres did not deny
the allegations.
SAN OlfXJO <AP) -When
Jimmy Carter befan b.la Navy
career nearly ao years •Co in
Sao Dle10. h• remembers
n•arby Coronado u "the retired
naval officer's heaven."
"1 never quite reached that
hlth and exalted poeltlon. I bad
to take second belt. prealdent of
the United States.·· Carter said
durio1 bia brief presidential vis-
it Thursday.
"IT'S NICE TO COME back
home ... the president told
Democratic Party leaden and
other dignllarlea during a recep-
tion al Hole.I Del Coronado.
Thousands or school children.
many waving small nags. lined
Coronado's main s treet to
welcome lhe president back.
DurinR tus thtee·hour vuit, he
courted votes at an AFL-CIO
convention and appealed for bi·
partisan support or the SALT II
treaty
EARLIER, A89l.JT 300 people
gathered near the Islandia Hyatt
•
Hou.e 1n Mialioo Bay, wbere
Carter addreNed tbe 60tb b6en·
Dial convention ol the AFL-CIO
Building and Construction
Trades ~ent. He asked
labor's support' ln his effort to
impose a windfall profit.II tax on
oU companies,
In the speech just five days
alter the Federal Reserve Board
initiated credit-tightening moves
that are expected to sharply
curtail construction activity,
Carter drew applause when he
declared: "I guarantee you t
will not fight inflation with your
JObs ."
HIS BaIEF VISIT concluded a
24·hour tw~ity trip that also
LOok him to Albuquerque, N.M .•
where he addressed western
governors
At Coronado. a predommantly
Navy city of 23,000, Carter was
introduced to the crowd or 400,
by U.S. Rep_ Lionel Van Deoerlin,
D·Ctlula Vista, as .. a quiet but
courageous fighter ...
vivid memory wu o( tettlDC
at 3:45 a.m. "every mondna fa
catch a ride down to the pier" ~ he could make conneetlons
reach the UMS. Pomfret, a au
marinebeserved aboard. •
Durio& bis six·moutb Jt.aY f
Carter said be and his wtf«
Rosalyn lear ned to spea~
Spanish. "We had a good life
here," he aaid, referring to hlsl
wife and sooa Jack and Chip. I
HE DllEW LAUGBTEa when,
he said: "I understand they pu~
a freeway through the house ~I
used to live in. I cannot believet
it. It must have been under a4
Re publican adminJstration.'' 1
The president warned that if i
SALT ti is rejected by Congress, f
the result could create "an t
e normous arms race" and .
e ncourage proliferation of •
nuclear explosives in other eotm·
tries."
Union Mulls Off er;
Food Strike Looms
LOS ANGELES (AP) Southern
Califonua Teamster officials are stu·
dying today the latest wage offer from
an organization representing 7 ,500
Southern California market owners.
Teamsters officials will maxe a re·
commendation lo the locals on
whether to accept the latest offer from
the Southern California Food
Employers' Council. U the offer as
round W\Salisfactory, union officials
could recommend a strike vote.
(...__ST,_'A'l_E ___ J
system are linked to the president's I
proposed windfall profits tax on oll.
A
Shopping Experience
to Equal
1·5 ~ap Co•pleted
SACRAMENTO <AP) -The latest
gap is now full ln the only U.S. in·
terstate highway from Canada to
Mexico, an event tbe state
tr~ deoan.a..& eom,pan[ll ... ~-:::':;·~'. ~ • 'wblcb !fr:"
motorists to drive the 1~38'> mtJa bet,._. llexico and C.....U Oil a.. u .a ..... tNewar. · 'l'6 ftnlt portion of Intent.ate 5, the
Santa Ana P'reeway south of Los
An&eles, was fini shed in 1956.
Washington and Oregon finished
their parts of the highway in the
1960s. s .. ..,.. Lbdc 'J'eW
LOS ANGELE$ (AP> -U.S
Sec r e tary o r Trans portation
Neil Goldschmidt ha~ applauded the
h ftang of a l972 injunction that stalled
construction or the Century Freeway
in southern Los Angeles County
Goldschmidt on Thursday' told the
County Trans1)()rtalton Commission
that 11.!i chance!> or getting federal aid
for the proposed Wils hire subway
Asia Refugees
In California
To Lose Aid?
S A C RAME NTO <AP> A
Califonua offi cial :,ays about 20.000
Indochinese refugees in the state
could lose their federal welfare aid
next month.
The likely cutoff was disclosed
Thursday by state Social Services
Direct.or Marion Woods.
AND TIIE CHAIRMAN or the As·
sembly Health Committee, Art
Torres. O.Los Angeles, s aid that and
other funding shortages for all the
104,000 Indoc hinese refugees in
California don't appear to concern
tbe Carter admin i s tration or
Congress.
Woods and Torres held a joint news
conference.
Said Torres, who just returned
from discussions of the issue in
Wuhiqtoo, D.C.: "Politics Is being
played here. California is being given
the short end of the stick . .
"Congress and the administration
are nol really providing the pusb" for
renewal of federal aid to the states
for refugees.
He said that of the 104,000 refugees
now in Cafilornia, 42,000 are on
welfare or Medi·Cal, and 20,000 of
thole are in a special federal aid pro·
gram Lbat will run out of money Oct. :n.
FU. Worker• t'oCe
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Striking I
film industry office workers are to
vole tonight oo a tentative contract
agreement after spending at least
one last day picketing four maJor
Hollywood stuwos and four film pro·
cessors.
AJthough approval of the contract
offer would officially end the l.2-day
~ membss of Local 174 of tbe
Olftee 8Dd Prclf•1Dlbal JCmployees • lat.enational t7ilMa lfflded at a meet.in« Friday t.o eGDtJ.BU. plcket!q
today.
IA& T• ••••I •K '4 . W ASlllNGTON (APl _: After six
years, the federal 1overnmenl bas
given fin.al approval for the Point
Conception liquefied natural gas
terminal up the coast from Santa
Barbara.
_ The Federal Energy Regulatory
ommuwon 1ssu 1ls01\Thursoay
by approving a pricing formula for
that part of the project that will
tra ns port the gas in ships from
Alaska to the LNG terminal
DA Will Probe
Further Into
Eula Love Case
LOS ANGELES <AP I The city
police department ha~ come under
attack from two police com ·
missioner~ who ~ay Chief Daryl
Gales privately admitted that the
police killing of Eula Love was a
"bad shooting."
Comm1ss1oner J ames 1''1sk told
Gates Thursday that the chief was
carrying on "a charade in public con·
trary to h.is private p<>s1t1on "
"THE REAL ISSUE in this
particular case is that the chief of
police has failed to say publicly what
he has been saying privately from
the very beginning." Fisk said.
At the same time, the District At·
torney John Van de Kamp said that
he would further investigate the Jan.
3 incident, in which poUce fataUy
shot the 39·year-old woman in a djs.
pule over an overdue gas bill.
FISK'S ALLEGATIONS came dur·
ing a Police Commission meeting in
which members were presented with
a petition signed by 4,300 police of·
ricers who voted "no confidence" in
the commisalon's report on the cue.
The report, issued Oct. 3, crlttctud
police conduct lo the controversial in·
cident. saying the officers' actions
"violated the policies of the LAPD
governing the use of firearms and de·
adly force and that the officers made
serioua errors in judgment and in
their choice o( tactics which con·
lributed to the fat.al shooting of Eula
Love."
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Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Muddied Meeting
Makes No Friends
Qalte a few folkl bad a IOQd nuon to be upnt WI week at a achMWed public IM'arm. for the propGMd San
Joaquin Hllla Traml)Ol'tadoa eontaor.
When aniv.d for the mfttln1 Ln the Orut•
Coun Pl Commluion hearina room ln Santa Ana the~ lfound two of the nve comminlooert were absent.
More importantly, they found tbelr trip wu for
nauabt. Commiwoners rescheduled the hearln1 unW
Oct , 28, anUcipaU.oc all nw memben will be preHnt. ·
The 14·m11e, a. to 8·lane corridor, which la propoted to
extend ln the billa of Southern Orange County from
Newport Beach to San Juan Capiat.rano. has been a con
troveralal ilsue for years.
Various ctUes have u.r1td dUferin1 routes and other
groups havo oxpr6sed concern that it wtll cau1e environ·
mental dama#e.
When audience members were asked, tbey voted by a
JS bow of bands to delay their testimony.
But public noUces of the meeting had been ient out
well in advance and there was no way for the public to
know wh-t it was faclng.
Several in the audience complained that they had to
take the day off from work or make other personal ar·
rangements. only to find that their trip really served no
purpose.
Before a county government agency schedules a
public hearing that is guaranteed to bring out a large
number of people wishing to offer their comments. it
should make certain, well in advance, that all concerned
officials will be able to attend.
One Refugee Answer
California Congressman George Miller had some con-
structive comments to deliver on his return from a con·
gressional fact-finding tour of refugee camps in
Southeast Asia. '
The 395,000 people now awaiting relocation could be
just the vanguard of an eventual refugee population of
more than two million, said Miller.
And while many still are fleeing political persecution
in their homelands, the majority in the future may be driven
out by the economic devastation that has wasted
agriculture, ruined irrigation systems and decimated
livestock as an aftermath of both war and alternating
droughts and floods.
If it were possible to restore the economic
equilibrium of their countries, Miller suggests. many of
those who are not politically involved would stay at
home. instead of risking their lives to seek a better future
elsewhere in the world.
As a first step -one that could be taken at no cost to
the American taxpayer -he urges removal of the trade
embargo that now prohibits U.S. firms from dealing in
any manner with the devastated nations.
Removal of the embargo could open the way for
private investment and trade to relieve the economic
pressures that aredri ving people out of tbelr countries.
The embarso. Miller coocenct.. 11 Mrvtu DO JWPOM bul to delay Southeast Alla'• return to aell .. umcteoey and encourage further reliance on the Soviet Union. ms views merit comJderaUon. Neither the United
States nor the rest o( the Cree world can be expected to
cope with this ever-growing and apparently endless
now of refugees.
Lifting the trade embargo would be a logical step.
It worked in the postwar"restoration of Western Europe and
Ja pan
rograrn 'lliat Works
Two years ago the federal Department of Health,
Education and Welfare began an intensive campaign to
t!nSure that all the nation's children are vaccinated
against the most common childhood diseases.
Statistic«S recently released reveal that this year an
impressive 90 percent of children in school, from kin· deq~arten through eighth grade, have been immunized
against polio, diphtheria, tetanus, measles. whooping
cough and mumps.' ·
The shots apparently have "taken." The incidence of
measles bas declined 18 percent since 1977; rubella, or
German measles, is down 43 percent; mumps is down 30
percent; whooping cough by 42 percent; and no cues ol
diphtherlaortetanusbavebeenreported.
An increase in polio, from 17 cues in urn to 23 this
year, was the result of an outbreak of the d.iseue in
Pennsylvania, where Amiah residents refused lmmunlza.
lion for religious reasons.
I
Most ol these dlseases not long ago were considered
almost a routine part of cblldbood, although many can
have crippling after effect.a.
The national immwmation campaign covered all
social and economic levels -where formerly only more
educated and affluent parents paid close attention to tm-.
munizatlons. For this comprehensive effort the
sometimes maligned HEW deserves a low bow.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
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Boy.d I Baseball Bllt ·
BJ L.M. BOYD
Up t.o 1884,~ Louisville
Ecllpse1 ~ team bad
used bat.I that looked like
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
A Telephone Co .
"between 8 and 5" ap·
potntment means It
you're not there, they'll
arrive at 8:01 ; lf you're
'#llUDI they'U arrive at
4:58.
F.1.N.
wagon tongues. When one
broke, il was nailed back
together. An ardent young fan of-tboM old boys thou1ht
the bat problem serious. So
be moonllpled. in bls dad'a
cabinet shop to make the
tlrat or the now ramous
''LoWlvWe Shauer" batl.
If tbe focal point in a paint·
in1 ts closer to the left side, It
appean nearer than lt would It it were cloeer to the ri&ht
side. Numerous 1rtitt.1 bani
known t.tlll for yean. It baa
more recently been coo·
firmed by Mlchlaan State
\Jnlvently expert.I. ,
Tbe color Ivory ll darker
than wblte, no? The eolor
blue LI darker than white,
too. So bow do you account
for the fact that when you
mlx Ivory IDd bl\M 1ou 1et a
briOt wtitt.f ..
Robert N Wted/Put>llsher
.._,,.,. K,.ibkhl !dltorl• P.tQt EdlW
RowLmd Evam/Robert Novak '
Sttimbling on Foreign Policy
W ASRINOTON -Por four
atrallbt days follo•IDI PlwJ.
cleat Can.er'• t.Jevl.led •"9Ch Oct. loot.IM cue of the a.met
brl1ade la Cuk, tldt D!ti-'• ln· ttlll~ system ••alwu • 1"1·
'deattal ordn to atart Ip)'
flllbll over ~'Ubl by tbe blltl·
rtylna SB -71 Lockbeed
Blackbird.
Tbe directive finally came
early tut weekend (Oct. 6-1).
But tbe long
delay ln or-
der 101 re -
sumption of
OVt'rf lilbtS
cancelled by
C•rter wben
be took oftlce
in January
1977 bu led
lo concern,
some or il by
the pr~ident's own men, that
Carter lacks instinct and com·
, prehensioo on how to operate the
natioo·sroreign policy.
A Fiw DAYS earlier, similar
concern was s hown within
Curler's own official family over
an Intense presidential desire to
lash out in the Oct. l spettb
against Cuba's Fidel Castro.
source or so much Carter
anguish. Carter was dissuaded
from attacking Castro by,
among others, naUonal security
adviser ZbignJew Brzezinski.
To compl ement those two
c lear insights into J immy
Carter's incongruity at bis mo·
menl of political peril on the
Soviet·Cuban brigade. flas h
back to President-elect Carter in
December 1976 Ex·Navy officer
Carter was informed then that
the Navy and Marines were
about t.o launch a long.planned
landing exercise at Guantanamo
Bay. the U.S. toehold on Cuba.
WHEN HE received this in-
formation from his intelligence
briefings, Carter sent th1s word
to the Navy's rughesl uniformed
officials: If you want to get
along with the new administra· lion . cancel that Guantanamo
exerciSt>! Carter wanted not.rung
to happen that might interfere
with his grand design or talking
Castro out or Cuba 's alliance
with the Russians.
Take the landing exercise to
Roo.evel\ Road.a be told tbe Na•~ ft.a beck ............ but
Bob Greene
ftftY·
don 't dare land 10 Cu ba
Ironically. on Oct. I ht! hunsclf
was forced to re instate lhal
M arlne landing as part of his un
heroic response to the Soviet
brigade
The thread connecllng these
three events is the president's
persistence in doing and saying
the wrong thing at the wrong
time in the conduct of fore1gn policy. Repeatedl y . J 1 mmy
Carter allows his word:. to sug
gest actions he cannot perform
and his actions to convey mllma
lions he does not mean
CONSIDER the Qverflighl-'
With the Central lnlcllagence
Agency <CIA > reduced to le~~
than $200.000 1n its non
electron1c act1v1t1e:. 1n Soviet
occupied Cuba, ovt·rfhghts b>
the SR·71 scemt·d obviousl)' necessary followinlo{ d1closure ,,,
heig htened Sov1<'t military
power 1n Castro·~ •~land Cun.'><'
quently, when the controver:,y
heated up and Carter ph!d ged to
the U .S. that he would not
"°'9rate ta. atat.ua quo, both t.be
CIA ...S IM ~,f'OC"Ce prepat9d
for immediate resumption of the
reconnaissance nights. At least
they would s ignal U.S. de·
te rmmallon
Day alter day went by with no
pres1dent1al order Up until his
Oct l speech. a case could be
made that lht• Soviets might in
the end relent and cigret• on at
least a face·'>tlVtng SOIUtlOn for
Carter in thl· bngade impasse
That c~ argued againi.t renew·
mg the ovedlightb hated by
Castro
BUT ONCE tht> s peech w~ de·
livered. with 1ti. sort handed
lhe<>n~ of U S ripostes t.o Rrc>w
ing Soviet power m Cuba. thert·
l'Ould bt-no excuse at all Thu.'>.
1mpauenct· turned lo anRcr
within the milit a r y security
bun•aucran 1n Carter ' r>wn
nJt1oncil ..,l'CUrtty apparalu..,
f1n<slly. Carter gave the long
a "'a1tt•d order ea rly la '>t
weekend Hut '>llll there " no
hard dec1s1on on reg ularlZln~
the spy fll~hts, as before 1977
A s for the president's un·
clenta.Ddab&e urce to vertleUJ ............... ~of u.
Oct. I speech as a showcase could hardly have been more un·
fitting. Carter was gently
persuaded inside the Oval Office
in the hours leading up to the
final draft of his speech that to-
attack Castro would be to repeat
all the mistakes of rhetorical ex·
cess that led to Carter's face-
1 o si ng s tand down under
Moscow's refusal to yield.
"He couJd attack Castro." one
aide told us. ..but he couldn't
make Castro do one single Utlle
thing under the program be was
outlining in hi~ speech. That
would have shown has impotence
all over agatn. ··
CA RTER OVERCAME his de· ~•rt-to h1l al Castro. But the
mere faC'l he entertained it at all
demonstrates has limitations in
playing the foreal(n game.
The lesson should long ago
have been learned by the pres1·
dent. a fact dnvcn home in deep
irony when on Oct. 1 he himself
ordered the Marines t o make
that landing on Guanlanamu
eameel'9d ao wthlnldn1ly nearly tit,..,.... euUer
Why Did Pope's Magic Move Nonhelieve~'L
Pope "'Jolin Paul 11 has re·
turned to the Vatican. leaving
behind him in the United Slat.es
ml1Uons of indlvidual memories.
Here are the impressions of one
reporter who watched him.
THE LOOK -Tbe pope mllde
a stroag vlluaJ lmpreaaion -the pbraae moat
people used
to describe It was "larger
tban life."
And yet be
la not an
e 1 p eel ally
pbyalcally
lar1e man, ao
the que.ation
arlsea -
Why?
Tbe thins that struck me wu
I.bat, lf be excbanaed bia pope's
clothlnc for an expemive sray bualneu ault, John Paul could
pus aa tbe pre.1ident of Genetal
Moton, or of 1fllton HotelB. That
is not suppoeed to be a frivolous
reference ; men who hold
powerful posltiona in private in·
dustry often have a certain look
to them , a serious. self·
confident. powerf~J aura -an
air that lets others know that
they are always in control, even
before they have uttered a word.
Religious men often don't
have it. Many religious leaders,
including past popes, bave bad
an almost fr11He look -
ethereal. quiet. soft. This pope,
In contrast, looks like he could
be at home In a corporate
boardroom, comfortable with
every eye tumed to him. Just as
the "look" or previous popes
seemed to be right felt their
particular time lo history. so the
look of John Paui seems precise·
ty rtaht for tod1y.
THE SEASON -Some com·
ment.aton have 1u11ested that
the remarkable pubUc response
to the pope wu caused by •
deeplyrel1stouafervoron the part
of the people who cravltated co
him.
t don't thl.nk so.
It la probably sale to ••r that
many of the people ln the Pope'a
audiences pl'teUce blrth coat.rol,
tn1a11 fn aexuat activity outtlde
of marr111e . contemplate divorce -in short. do man.r of
tbe thlnll that John Paul re-
peatedly Mld 11 forbidden. And I •
do not think lt ll over})' cynlcal
to tat that lhote people PM>·
bably '"I'll popptnc birth control
pills and (hrllnR with othe r
people's mates within 24 hour..
of the l.lme the pope left If they
walled that long.
No. this is not a particularly
religious age. and I don't think
the thronas around the pope
were drawn by religion.
What WU It UJen?
•AGIC. I th.lok . By the Ume
Pope Jobo Paul U arnved lo tbe
tJnlted SUta, be was widely
viewed u a maeic man by peo·
pie of all fait.ba. He seemed to be
a Uvtnc taJ1sman. someone who could brine lucl and happloeA and goodnesa by the mere fact of
belnC in bi.I presence. How else
to explain the thousands and
tbouaaodl of non-CathoUca who
flocked to bis every ap·
pearance? One po.ssible answer would be to say that people like
t.o be 8J"OUDCl any exclUng bap·
penlnf -but a long mus la
hard y calculated to duw
scenest.ers; it is a somber. quiet
occaaioo that calls for a commit·
ment on the part or the people In
the audience.
If the promise of magic Is
strong enough. though, the peo-
ple will willingly wait the long
hours. And the appearances by
the pope had a palpably
mystical quality to them. 1'te
muslc, unfamlliar to people who
h-ad not been al a Catholic
Sydney Harris
service before. wa' filled "'1th
ancient exotici sm . havanll( <in
almost hypnolac effect An the
pope's hand motions -both dur·
Ing formal blessings, and an re·
action to simple events arow\d
him -drew the eye. and spoke
of 1ttreta not a part of everyd•Y
life
Add to this the phenomenon of
one m•n being watched by
millions ol people in uni.son -a
man from M!f'OU t.be sea. a man
who did not want votes or money
or wortd.ly lrlbute -and the 1m-
•1e of magic wu complete. In
an age when nothing la thought
to be magical any more. the ar·
rival of lhia man touched an Im·
pulse many people bad rorgotten
about. and they were dr•wn to
h im aometJmes against their
very wil.ls. lt was an lnteresltng
lhlna to watch.
THE VOICE -I thlnJt the fact
that the pope s poke to
Americans in English was Im·
portant. Had he used • Euro-
pean languaae -had he been
assisted by an interpreter -l
think be woulcl-have cl"ealed a
distance between blmael/ and
bis audiences th•t would have
beeo hannlul to the impact of
his visit. Speaking our Jangu•ge,
we wanted hJm to succeed: It
was as tr he was making a
special effort oo our behalf, and
we apprtt1atNf ll
His voice •~ bcuuuful. The
most m~morable men are re·
membered as much ror their
voices as for their physical ap·
pearance. and Pope John Paul
ll's deep rich. human voice pro·
vaded a warmth to our un.
derstanding of him that his writ·
ten wonh. or his telecast visual
ima1e. alone could never have
done. I do not think I will ever
forget the sound or him singinM
··Hallelujah" over and over
again to a thror' i oeople wait·
ang ror tum lalt: ul mght out.side
of Jobn CardJn•I Cody'a res·
idenee In Chicago. If I am the
only person who got chills at the
sound or it. I wm be surprised.
THE REACl10N -The mosl
amuing thing is that, or all the
people who went to Pope John
Paul· n seeking m•glc, most
seemed to nnd it. Even those
who watted hours for a three·
second glimpse or b1m in a
motot-cade were satisfied.
I don't know how to explain il.
One woman Mid her infant aloft.
as the pope passed by. and
cried. "Holy Father, take my
baby." A week before his visit,
and a week after. s uch a sight
would have seemed strange.
When he was in our presence,
though, It did not seem strange
at all. Magic is like that. ...
I .
A Challeng~ for Word Experts
You haven't been submit~ to
the aaonJziAg ecstasy or a word·
quiz for quite a while, and slnce
the "aU·ln·common" type seems
to be OM of your favorites, here
11 another wUd set or tortures.
What do all the Items ln each
cate1ory have ln common? One·
lhtrd ri1ht ls a reapectable
answer.
l . 8Undatop, munOn1, beld,
and stool.
2 . Argus . Buckeye ,
Harveater. and Viceroy.
3. Limno to1>:1 petroloty,
UtholOty, and strau,rapb~.
4. Percey She ley, W. S.
Ollbert, Rudolf Dleael, and
Vir1ln1• Wooll.
5. "Ak~ i· "it1ebra."
"1lkaU," and "aicove."
8. Brhcoe. Chahnera,
Weatfa«' and Panhard.
7 . Red-dogging. straight·
arming, double.winging, and
spilt-ending.
8. VltraJn. claraln. duraln,
and rusa.ln. 9. "Nolx... • • DUI.le,.. • 'llOCI ...
and ''nuezes. ··
10. Flemish scroll. FHoch
bracket. Sp1nl1b fool. and
Marlboroulh.
11. Davf1, Ryder, Helaman.
and Sptnaam.
ANSWEU: .
l . All are parts of an o'rdinary
window.
2. All are apetlea of butterfly.
<What dld you expect
Monarch?>
3 . All a re -t m portant
1peclalltla ln t'he 1ctence ol
1eoloty.
4. Alt died by drowntn1.
< S)1elley overturned In 1
I
sailboat. Gilbert perished rescu· Ina • young girl, Diesel reu over-
board a Channel steamer. and
Woolf walked lnw the aea .)
~. All are words directly
dervlved rrom the Arabic
lancu11e.
8. All are makes of o.Jd
· automobHes no longer manufac·
tured.
7 All are technical tffJDB,
paat or current, ln &.be game oC
football.
8. All are types or atralnl of
com moo coal or dUterent quall\y,
9. "Nuta" \o you -in
French, German, Italian, and
Spanlab.
10. All 1itre repreaentaUvc
ilnda of fUmJlure feet.
11. All are coveted trophlet <ln
tennis, goll, football an~
1'brtdce>.
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Rau Move Up In Class
Rodenu l mxule New York's Fifth Averwe
NSW YORK <AP) Ra.ta on ntUa Aveaae?
About t ,000 ot the rodent.a, diaplactd h'om C.traJ
Park by conatrucUon and a s)'llemat.lc effort to
kill tbem, have d"I lD for a laat at.Md outside some
of lllanhattan'1 po1hut hotela and apartment
bWldlqa.
• 'Tber, really aren't bothertnt anyuie. They
juat aren t Dice to have around," a technician for
lbe city !Wt Control Bureau says "Rats are aa ln·
Bf te 1'icti111
Mie Olsen, 2th, plays with German
Shepherd dog recently in her home near
Copenhagen, Denmark. Wednesday, the
dog bit off the child's nose. Plastic sur·
geons seweld it back on after the dog was
forced to regurgitate it. The dog was
destroyed and it is not known if the sur·
gery will be successful.
dl1enou1 to b1C clUea aa roacbel. pi1eona and evea people "
AT NIGln' THE aAU HAVE been creeplDc
from the park, k>ollina tor food left ln trub b&na
alon1 the park perimeter and for t.ldbUa dropped b~ rood vmdon and p~troaa wbo dall)' crowd the
rtaaay area near the Plaaa and St. llortt1 hotels
and the FAO St-hwan toy atore.
The city Health Department ror several nigbts
has deployed a ••all army a)oq 58tb Street and
t'lfth Avenue 1pnaclln1 polaoo ln the autter to am-
bush the pest.a.
Rata ln New York cu cause problems. Earlier
t.bla year, hund:redl of rata wer. \Wed in a vacant
lot a rew blocb, from City Hall. They were dis·
covered after wi.erUied reports that an uniden·
Wied WOmaA wu attacked at abe walked nearby.
CJDLDa EN UVING IN 'l'llE CJTrS poorer
areu trequenUy are treated for rat bites and in
theae areu -Harlem, tbe South Bronx. Bedford·
Stuyvesant -the city coaceotrates its killer
procram.
But mid·llanhattan uauaUy ~peaceful·
ly with its rata. Tbey don't find streets and
sidewalb a comfortable home.
So it was wttb some dismay that members or
the Fifth A ven11e A11oc1ation dbcovered the
.Health Department workers were dropping poison
In gutters near the avenue at night and sweeping
up hundreds of dead rats at dawn.
The association blamed the plethora of food
vendors for the rat problem, moaning that
''Instead of midtown It will be rat town.''
A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE Health
Department, who did not want to be identified, had
a different explanation.
"Sure they're having one bell or a time with
vendors in the area and are claiming rats are
brought by the vendors, but it's just not so," he
said.
The reasons for the congregation at the edge or
the park include nature's "survival of the fittest"
law, disruption of rat colonies living near a duck
pond at the southeast comer of the park and con·
struction or a subway tunnel, according to Marvin
Bogner, spokesman for the Health Department.
"WE STARTED AN EllADICATION program
at the northern end of the park and started work·
ing south. The rats that didn't die were driven
south and now they're literally up again.st the ·
wall," he said.
Bogner said they should all be dead by the end
or the week.
.. We're fortunate," he said. "New York
doesn't have super rats, they're ju.st ordinary rats
susceptible to ordinary poison."
Shot Shatters Career
PHILADELPHIA <AP> -At age 11, J immy
French was on top or the world as "the youngest
newapaper columnist in America." Now, at age 20,
be waa CCJGYict.d ol vol"'t.ary manalaugbter in the death of a auburban Levtttown man. 4 Cocm P leas Court jury returned lbe verdict after dellberatine eiaht how's over two days.
French showed no emotion as the verdict was
read. The jury acquittedbimofweaponscbarges.
FaENCH TESTIFIED mwooo drew a
gun after knocking FTencb down with ••a sucker
pundb ." But other witnesaH testified tbat
Kerwood emptied bis poeketa before tbe ftabt and
that no weapon bad been visible in h1a Jeana or T·
shirt.· Two of FNneb'• frienda told police French
bad a gun that night No one witneaecl the aboot·
ing.
French had been working as a security guard
before hiA arTeSt.
WIDLE WRITI NG FOR THE Philadelphia -------------------
-
Dail News from April 1971 to April 1972, French
w aa as The youngest newspaperc01u~
America.
In one of the columns, be wrote: "Guns belong
io a museum. Maybe if a man inhabits this planet
long enough, that's where they'll el'\d up."
He also wrote, "l don't believe any person is
born bad, a thief, a killer. Something we do in our
society makes them that way."
French appeared on nationally syndicated
television shows such as "What's My Line?" "To
Tell The Truth" and the "Mike Douglas Show." He
met President Nixon in the White House and was
photographed on Mayor Frank Rizzo'sknee.
BIS READERS NOMINATED HlM for mayor
and governor.
But his career a s a newspaper writer ended
wben be quit after the newspaper reportedly re·
fused to run one of bis columns.
Judge Armand Della Porta said French will be
sentenced Dec. 11.
The victim, 19-year-old Johnny Kerwood, died
or bullet WQllDds in the chest and head April 11.
Witnesses testified Kerwood and French had
an argument about a broken... windshield in
French's late-model car, then aa eed to "a fair
fight•' without weapons assistance.
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"' DAil. V PtLOT ORANGE COUNTY
Drunken Drivers Get 2nd Chance
A plan aUowtu .,.l'IODI coo~eted ol dl'Wlken
drtvlq dw1ee to 'k .. p their drlven Uceuea &Del
nold a JaU Wm bu belG edopted by Oruce Coun~ Supervlaora. .
Under the plan, ottenden would enroll ln an
a ntl·alcoboUam coun e offered by two board-
d cal1naled a1encle1, Mooitonld Antabule Pro-
1ram and School Ten.
8\JPUVl80ll8 AGa EED to allocate $&4,000 ~ U.' 1114 CGavict.lon Protr .. a tarted. o....-n ot tbe plan aay lJi the future tt will
W&>POri t&lelf wttlt client fees raneial up to S&t6, ~s>endipl on UM clleot '• atJWty to p-.y.
REQVl•EI) APPaOVAL bJ the at.ate is ex-
pected ln about lix weeks.
Proponents say post·convlctioa programs re-
coenize t.bat the d.ri.Dkln1 driver la a law-breaker ..
but allow for rehabllltaUon or bolb first-lime and
multtple offenders.
11Un1atrators and social plannen, •bo differed on
what methods to m e .
Tbe commlUee waa formed after Oran1e
County District Attorney CecU fficb in June
terminated a similar plan that worked wtlb offen-
ders before they were convicted.
ffick.s criticized the eflectlveoess of the pre .
Conference Set
A reCiOnal conf ereaee to diaeuu the problems
uaodated with flndln1 a oew airport site for
Southern California wtlJ be coaduded Oct. 31 at
the Sbera&on Hotel in Newport Beach.
conviction program, pointing to repeat offender
atatiJUcs.
Btrr .JUDGES PROTESTED Hlcka' action,
defending the effectiveness or pre-conviction pro-
grams and claiming courts would soon be Jammed
with offenders demanding jury trials.
On Airport Site
of the lmtitut.e of TnnaportatJon Studies and pro-
fessor of aoclal ad ences at UCJ.
SCAG'a Involvement ln the coofereoce ia based
on the efforta ot its A vlation Work Procram Com -
mitt.ff wblch hu been evaluating various sites for
uae u a potential commerdal airport.
Semi,nar
Slated
In approving the plan, supervisors accepted
the recommt.odaUona or a committee formed to
ltucly altemaUve waya of ckalln1 with penona ~ convicted or drunken driving.
Co-sponaored by the Southern California As-
aocialioo of Governments and UC lrvtne'a Ex-
tension Dlviaion, the conference will be used aa a
forum to present lnlormation oo the search for a
new regional airfield and the considerations which
co Into that search.
The conlereoce will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45
p.m. in the hotel at 45'5 MacArthur Blvd.
One of thole alt.ea haa been the Marine Corps
Air Station at El Toro. However, both military and
Irvine dty offlctala adamantly maintain the base
could never be opened up to commercial airline
me.
Tbe conference ii open to the public. '.l'be fee ia
SIS, includinc lunch and materials. AddJtiona\ in-
formation can be obtalned by calling 833':S414. DeailU
' Saddleback College
will s ponsor a four-week
seminar on personal er-
recti veness beginning
Oct. 24 at Irvine High
School.
Elsewhere
MEXICO CITY <AP)
-JoaeU&o Fernandes,
71 , Cuban songwrit e r
best known for his hit ~
"Guaji r a Gu a n -f.
lanamera,'' died Thurs-
day, the Cuban news
agency reported.
Dr. Arthur Lange ,
d i r ector o f s tudent
counseling at UC Irvine,
will conduct the sessions
each Wednesday from 7
to 9 p.m. through Nov.
14.
Fee for the series is
S2S.
F o r I nforma ti on ,
phone 831-4646.
Beat• N oticn
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Frut G. Kaaal.8 Jr.,
36, Sacramento bus i-
ne s sman and
restaurateur, died of an
apparent heart attack
Monday night. He was
round unconscious in his
car a t the Oakl and-
A I a m e d a C ounty
HHY Coliseum after failing to
DONNA BOWEN 8ERRY, r~t meet his son and brother
Of Cos le Mew. C... P•-•••' °" Oc · l l h 0 k I d too.r 10 1m -n N°""mber 1• , ... 0 See e 8 a n ·
1n l°' A"OftlM. c.e Survived by t.er Miami football game.
b•ol,,pr ADNlld Scott of Pllllm•lll,
OreQon. btiloved fr lend of Sylvia
W-'QnPr. S.v..,-fy flr,.no1t •no Vt< ano R T
l Ort4'1tWt Rtfry dPVOfNf tr~*'a And ose our ••dP In lht' °'><"Otll PrO<jram ~AM
M,.moru1• ,.,,vie .. , will b,. ,,,.,ct "'
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11111 SI, liurit11'19I0<1 UNKll. '" In lieu e et
Of l lOwf'r\ mtmnr..ii• <ontr1t>ulion'
m•'r b~ mao. 1n twt ndmP 'o '"'" Jonn
w 11,ne Canter Aue.orc11 VCt• S eat s at the Ne w i.,~~111c v1ew New-• Bfl«" d•••< Yea r 's Day Tournament
MUTcM1so.. o f R oses parade in
HElEN 8LI~ HUTCHISON. , .... p a s a d e D a c a D b e -t of __.. 8"<1\, CA. PHM<I
-•v -0cw.r 10. 1m. 11orn "'"'' "· purchased u part of a , __ ''"'"-..., '°" ,,...,.,, HY'<,,._ tour t.hrougb Saddleback
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Memo•••• wnl<tt w111 .,. "''d on Services Office.
S.h1tO.,, ~ IJ •11:00 PM •I ,,_ Off' cl-'-CC,ep"'-1 N11.....-o-c11. ao1 Ho 0r-1 .... are a """ Or•v~ ,. • ...., •• C• 1n "•" of reservatioo.s for the trip
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STEPHENS
WAl TC R JAY STEPtiENS, r esl· H
d•nl of Ne-1 &.ec.11, C•, P .. t.ed onored .... Y ""0t100er "· 1m s..n.1vec1 by '"~ wlle Dorothy, d•"O"'•" ~"'
lfOU\\PIO\ or N•WPOr1 8eacll, c. . Dorthy White or Costa ~ P"'"" Heyl ol A,..,,.lm. C•, 3 Qr-.
d•uQhlef\, K•'"' s1ockd•I• Linda Mesa baa been awarded
Rouue101 and A my Aouu1101. fir s t place in the
S.rvlco will be lleld °" Moncley, O<· S t h M 100.r is. 1t1~ a1 10 oo AM •• '"" ou west anuscr ip-
P•<llk V -C'-1 Privet• ""lomt>-lerS' anDUal DOnfiCtiOn men1 •• P•lli< vi.w Me....,.lal Penc. te l P e clllc View Mortu•ry, NewPOrl COO S s .. c 1td1rec1or. She received a 'SIS
WOttOlllE"" riz and _.:r. PEARl J WOA0 81EFF, mottler Of p e a ce. uucate
JOf>n N WcwGl>leff -f"CI worobleft for her article, "Want to ane1 Mr~ um ... JlllsDft, •1.., sur.11vec1 be a Writ.er? There are by 11 9r enck,,llOr•n end 1 9r••I·
Qr...OC,,,_ Sen.k" wlll be ... ..,"" J oys and Jolts." ~•uro.v •t 11 JO PM In ,,,. Old N0<t11 T b e S o u t h w e s t ~~;~~t!=:.n~•Y-Hma. Manus cripters is a
~~~~~~~~~~Redondo Beach-based
SMITH & TUT'HILL
MOlnUAaY
WISTQ.ff CHAra
Mortuarv •Cremations
4'l1 E. 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-4888
f'tHCIU OTHHS
SMITHS' MOlnUAa Y
627 Main St
~ntinQton Beach
536-9539
Pl& FAMILY
COLC*IAL FUHBAL
HOME
7801 Bolsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
PAal'te '9W ......,llALPMI
Cen'e'-'V Mortuary
Chac>el
3500 P~llc View Drive
Newoon Beach
644-2700
Mccom«:1 WOITUd•S ~Beech
494-9'15
Leciuna Hills
76&-0933 sen Juan Capistrano 495-1n e
H'MOILAWM-MT. OUYI
MOtt'*V • Cemetery
Cntmatorv
1825 Glslef Ave .•
Cotta Mesa
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o rgani zation f or
a m a t e ur and pro -
fessional writers.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE 0 .. INTENTIOH
TO ENGAGE IN TitE SALE
O F ALCOHOLIC BllVEllAGH
10.10.7'
f o Whom II Mey Ccncem·
Sublecl lo l•wen<• Ol llM liu1nw •P-
plieO for, notice I• !\en..., Qiv'" 111•1
111e u ndertlQned proPOM• to H ll
e1cottollc .....,eqin •I the premlsu ,
-·•bed•••ot~· 36• E•ll 171" Street, Sult• 12.
Cost•~
Purw.m '° well lnlef>tlon. .,,. .,...
dlrslgMd k -'''"9 lo ttw ~mint of Aleollolk ee-~ Control
fM ISWMC:e ol '" e k OhOll< beY..-41Dt
lio nM tor \tlMe ,,._,11n es lotlOwa: ... ,H OftSala ~ .. Wine
18-Fl* P<Allk Eetlftg Plk91
OaWI A. HodQH
~ l"Wll.,. Or .. c.ll Delly PllOC
Octof>ff It."" 40S4-7'
PUBLIC NOTICE
"ICTtTIOUS BUMNHS .. ,._ ITATaMllMT
Tiie ........... ...,_ la dolfle Ml-
neu as: ~EOfl'L.LGllOWE~~l7291 1~lM 81¥0., ~US, Tllltlft, Ce. t2MO
0-J . 5"w. 2'1i:1 YI 0nNs ~ .. MIMioft YlejO,Ca.'2t1S
Tltlt 1Nt1MM It <OftdUditcl b., Ml ~·
OM OMI. .. Ooo..e J. Spew
Tltlt ......,_ wn fllM wlttt "'9
COUMr c...,, of 0r.,.. c--.. Oft Oc-
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f'Wlllfted 0r.,.. Cont oe11, "''°'
Oct. 12. ''· "-'"°"· t , 1m ....,.,, f PVBUC NOTICE
THE RECOM•ENDATIONS represented a
compro#llse amone prosecutor•~ Judges, ad· Program moderator, u well as ooe of the
speakers, Will be Dr. Gordon J . Fiel~g. director
SAT.ONLY,OCT.13,1979
c::m ....
FUN-SIZE "CAPRICE"
CANDY BARS BLANKET
83~ '!$f3
Bio 12..oz.. beg of ~
Baby Ruth• Of Bun.ni~
lun alze candy bare
Werm ~·~-9'a
ratnbow of colOfa Macf'llne
WISf'll>le ·--
25'1:8. • BAll PKG. OF 80
GRAVYTRAIN · PAPER PLATES
5~~
Chooae Ory Routed. Blanched Of
Spantel'I peanug. 2~ lbe. net WI.
SPRAY 'N WASH ®
1'!!
Spray laundry IOff llld 1t1ln remover,
ChOOae 18 oz.· AerolOI or 22 oz. "Spray. ........ ..,, ..
WHITE SHEETS
21!_3
Burlington• "'Bedroom Whl!M" mul&ln
.,... lot doubte bed. Flat Of fin.a.
TOOTHPASTE
73! ..
Big family llze tube ol Crett• toothpaste
wllh lluor111an, 7 oz. net weignt.
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OPEN DAILY 10.10;
SAT. 9-10: SUN. UJ-8
IUUllONT & HOIET
OPOI DAILY M ; SUI. 10-S
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Recently developed
laboratory techniques
have found nitrosatnines-
suspected cancer-causing
agents-in so01e beers
• • in nnnute ainounts.
There are no detectable
nitrosamines in Coors or
Coors Light as determined by
the United States ·Food and
Drug Administration, using
the most sophisticated ana--
lytic techniques.
.-
---------1 ---Here's-wh-y: Some years ago,
as part of a continuing effort
1
to make the bes __ t beer possible,
we instituted an unconven ...
, tional malting process. This
· • special process not only creates
a better beer, it avoids the possi ...
bility of nitrosamines.
Coors has a tradition of
bringing innovative methods
to the brewing of beer. Always
attempting to brew a better,
finer, purer beer. Once more,
Coors' dedication to brewing
excellence has paid off.
Adolph Coors
Co01pany,
Golden, Colorado •
Brewers of Coors and
Coors Light.
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t.1979 ADOLPH COORS CO .. GOLDEN. COl.O.
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Daisies Time ro Planl Bul,bs, Anna.a&, Perennials
'Thrive'
. Tbe lt&Wu Afri~u dai.ay or ireewa~ dala_1 Utotaalcal11 \nowa aa Olleoaper•a
bvtiC'C191m) .. kt ... , ....
ufftdllla ~ el )(Pt ~t
"thrt"9 wtt.b UtUe c ...... l9'il·
It •••P• bloomlq wtaeGer ·'-°"'" u.. ....... -lo ,,, ..... a ......... ..
eorate, a a.lope to covu, or ii
"fOU'd jUlt lib to Me COUDlry· ••tt da.Lly tacea, t.be tralliq
African daily la fw you.
The W.C~ dallia wtth
dark purple cent.en ot die.._
~bite variety wltb tM ....
1'ark purple center are Ht
C•iDlt Upt 1reeo foUaae _...
l!l•kea a aoft backll'OU9d f~ U.
1!owen. 1be foll••• eollli•n• M ~ cheerful green 1pot lD the
Jarden when the nowera are out
ff bloom
: THIS FaEE·BLOOMING
~renniaJ does amuingly well
ltlmoat anywhere in our state.
~ardenen aloog the cout ue
eothuaiutic about the lively way 't stands up to salt breeiu ,
Jlfhile in the warm inland
4Walleya, it baa earned a reputa· lion for ita ability to thrive in the
Jaot summer sun. Severe froat ·~ay injure ll but it bounces
J>ack remar,kably well. Pnme it
.~ lteep it bushy and compact.
·: These plants look their best
<With moderate watering and
·#ood garden soil that drains
4VeU. It ia an excellent choice to ~ut into a h anging basket
J>incblng out the tip growth to
:encourage a fuller plant.
; THE TllAJLING African daisy
.js given a hlgh rating as a slope
~over. since its vigorous trailing
ltabit of growth makes It helpful
"\n erosion control. And after the ~lants are established. they will
•land drought and neglect
h e nce, its popul arity in t he
f reeway landscapes.
Weekend
Garthning
Checklist
Pick faded blooms ~m
rose bushes. This wi ll encourage
prolonged fall bloom
•This 1s the lime to give the
garden a Call clNm-up fopray
Your nurser yman c an advise
you as to what materials lo use.
• Winter rains may soon in·
terfere with gardening chores -
so hurry up with lawn planting,
setting out new shrubbery and
soil preparations.
• Oisbudding camellias this
month will result in prize win·
rung bloom later on. Oisbud to at
least 3 inches apart.
• Don't forget anemones and
ranunculus bulbs wben shopping
nurseries to brighten your
spring garden.
Delly ..... Mtf! ,....
Appl.es in Garden Grove?
Very unusual as Oran~e County is not apple country.
Nonetheless, Richard Hogan ot 11802 Edgewood has picked a few pippins from this three.year-old tree. At
the present time. there is one apple on the tree, a new
crop just forming a nd a few new blossoms (see insert).
Perhaps it's the early morning fog that has helped pro·
dllce this phenomenon
Enhance Beauty
Of Spring Bulbs
Green thumbs and gardening novices alike can make the beauty or spring.blooming bulbs even more charming and lovely to look at.
Jt's easy and once you've seen lhe resulUi, you'll know it's tremen·
doualy rewarding. AJI you have to do ls plant •Prina·blooml.n•
flowers oo top of tbe bulbs and Jet tbe b"1bs puab Uael.r bloom throuCb
a bed of color. It's as simple as
that!
Close your eyes and focus a
picture of giant ye llow King
Alfred daffodils stand1n~ over a
mass of blue. yellow or wh1 tt-
v1olas. Or, how about tulips <1(
a ll colors Wllh white C1ly'>::.um or
J>ansfes al their ft>d
THOSE TWO THOUGHTS
make beautiful pictures don 't
they? And the bes t part about 1t
is that they don't have to be Just
in your day·dreams You can
make il come true right in your
very own garden, in tub!'i on the
patio or planter boxes on the
balcony.
Don't wait much longer. 1-"'all
ls the time to plant to make
those dreams of a colorful spr·
ing come true! It.'s all up to you
and you can improvise as you
wish. The only things to re·
member are that, idea Uy, you
want something that blooms at
the same time as your bulbs and
'!ometh.tng that's low enough so
1t v.on'l clJm b up and compett•
with the blooming bulb)',
A COVER OF creeping thyme
over <A bed of dwfochls ·~ classy.
blul· v1olai. nestled around wrute
tullpis or the white daffodil 1s
'l imply lovely. apricot violas
with whlt.e and pink Daffodils
will give you a parade of color :
while alyssum and blue violas
with bnghl red tuUps ia very
American; mixed pansies with
mixed Dutch hyaclnt.M is a real
color haberdashery; or you can
s imply s tick with one color in
both the bulb bed cover and tbe
bulbs like yellow violas and
yellow daffodils, makes tor
great effect.
The choicea ale up to the
gardener and aa you can telt, tbe
PoSSlbtUUes are UmiUeas.
Spyglass Hill Club. Sets Meeting
Spyglass Hill Garden Club will meet Wednes·
day, at 9:30 a-.m., al the home of Mrs. Mlchael
Einbund.
Co·host.esses for the morning meeting are
Mmes. James Crowley, Michael Gibellino, and
Stephen Schwart:.
Deanne Brodie of Cantebury Interiors will
speak on "Assessorizing Your Home."
Ms. Brodie wUl tell bow to incorporate the un·
usual mto decoratma scbemes and bow to use
everyday common things in an unusual way. She
will illustrate her lecture with s lides.
October la Southern
Callfomia'a second 11prln1t -tbe
time to plant trees and ahrubl
for landacapln1. bulbs knd 811·
nuala for winter and 1prln1
bloom, and perennials for bloom
next year.
"From DOW until rainl arnve
ln late fall or wt.at.er, wa~
still the most Important.' ·
ing Job.'' aaya Sunset Ma1ul.De
in ita October ,mete for Soutbern
California gardeoera.
· FEED GA&Ol!N ptanta. New·
ly planted flower s and
vecetablea Deed an appUcaUoo
of diluted fertilber, ellber UqWd
or dry. After tbe first feedio1.
continue wit!» re1ular·atreneth
fertililer at monWy lntervala.
dytult, Iceland poppy. lar=,
loNUa, nemeaia. panay, .•
1n•pdra1on, sto:~ 1weet
alyaaum. sweet pea, viola.
av.._ CAN as plantA!d to
October or November .
Gardeners may want to try al·
llum, anetDOOe, crocus, daffodil
and Dutcb lrh, amon1 otben.
T ulip• ud byacinlb1 can be
purchaMd oow, but abould be
1tored lD the vege&.able criaper
of a refrigerator for four to el1ht
week.a before pJantiDI.
Some Dlanta such aa junlpera
beaeftt from an tppUcaUon of
alo#-releue fertlllter now -it
1bouJd help them keep their col·
or au winter.
The normal watenng schedule
should be reduced only for frolt-
tender subtropicals tn order to
harden the current season's
growth and minlmLze frost
damage.
SEVEaAL GAaDEN ac·
Uvitiea abou1d t>. accompll.abed
ln October. M weather coola,
"tabu.bed bluelf au and other
cool·aeaaon lawns should be
mowed and fed more often.
Lift tuberoua be1oniaa tbJ1
mootb. Alter foliage is com·
pletely dead and stems pull
away elllllly, lift belooia tubers.
place them ln an airy locatloo to
dry for a few hours, lben rub otf
excess soil. Tubers al9ould be
stored in a cool, dark, ft'ost.free
place. lo a flat of~· peat.
or abaYinp until when
growiJll lbould be nuted .,.m.
Newport Hills
Club to Meet
Mow at least H 'J inches bigb
and feed once a month until bot
weather next spring slows
growth. Cool season lawns also
can be planted now, aJthou(b
during bot October days li&bt
watering may be needed ea
often a11 alit times a daf to
sprout leeda and prevent Med.I·
lnga from burnln& ap.
aosa wmce have been fed.
watered. and cared for alnce
spring abou.Jd have enough vigor
to bloom uoW December, Feed
them a1aln lh1a month, keep
plckin& blooms for the house and
removiq all faded flowers. and
keep plants weU mulched.
Aanua.la planted now could
produce flowers by Cbriltmu.
Pouibllltlea for winter and
•Prinl color<Ue: caleocbda, can·
Newport Hilla Garden Club
will meet Thursday at 10 a .m. at
Harbor View Homea clubhouse
on Port Weatbourne Place,
Newport Beach.
Mrs. Charles Wade or Corona
del Mar wtll apeak on "Fems
Are Fun."
Mesquite Answer
To Fuel Crisis?
Soutbem California may find the best answer
to its fuel criaia 1a aprouUog 1.0 i'8 own backyard.
MeaquU.e, a spbly. deep-rooted desert ahrub, la
a s uperior producer of both sugar for ethanol and
woody biomass ror m ethane aod methanol, aaya a
plant adentlsl at UC. Riverside
PETER FEJ~KER adds that mesquite requires
no nitroKcn fertilizer and hllle or no watu -two
factors wtuch often topple tht' feas1b1hty of l)O
ca lled "energy farms ..
"R1omass" which has come lo me an
anything that grows a nd can reduce the United
Stales' dependency on foreign 011 fi rst attracted
popular attention when gasohol producllon began
in the Midwest. But Felker sees the future of
biomass in the Southwest.
"There ls oo compeUtJon for land to grow food
In the fallow regiou of the Southwest," Felbr
l)aid . "Com , wh1ch 1s used to make guobol. re·
quires 1arp inpwta of water and rutrocen fertllu.er.
·enera m. ~ .. Tbe pndDc:tion or &-..obol from
com ls aetoally ener1y-cocwuro.Aq and la &em·
porarily profitable only llftauae of market coadi·
tions and a surplus of natural gas ··
Guests are welcome a nd
anyone lnt.ereated in joinlne the
club ll aabd to call Mn. Dan
Brown. &tO-Urn for informatioo.
Fall Lawns
By Bruce B•~•
Fall •S slowly crooptng
into the Southland and
w11n •t coo11H Octot>«r
n•Qhls NfJw •"> a qooo
11m1· 10 look .1t11•r qarClPn
rurl ,lfll1 IOwttr(h Aul11mn
I I N 'I n1o1r1t1f•') D•·ll·rrnr
and help preven1 '>Oil shd·
1ng 1a1er o n Sl o v er s
Erosion Contro l M ix ooes
an P.11cellent 1ob w11h
addcc:l bcau1y II holds
thfJ soil wr·ll w1H1 fine
1r·1turi-d ,,....,, 111· 111u']h
f I" ,,nrj .1 ICJIH,;tl <JI (,,111-
I tr 1 1 w•I I ll'lWI r·,
• 1 ' l'• • ' 1 ' l ' 1' f ( '' r Jti• , , • 1dt ,.1 It r
t1y! f j) r t•rP J'~ t ff It J .(J-111(1 'fh·N l,t'Wfl • (~rJrr;flJI
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i' .11.11n1·f·"'·1H,1111·,1I • l I "''HJ<! C<J"''''"J"'"'· 15 lb·, ~1 01.wrly 0Plli.ttt.n1nq ,., f~<J'1"' '> •.,011 A c l111.1tor
"'" lirst step to ta k1• 10 I 5 Ith Bandrn1 Superphos-
a11010 th•~ pn·matuH• c:lor· 1 ph.1lu a nd 10 lbs. pH
mancy Rake out lhP ac· Ac1dal tor every 100 sq
cumul:ltl·<1 1ha1Ch lrom ,,,.,t of planltnQ area. Once
tne ac1tve1y gro wing grass Ill~ ~011 has ooen raked
and tert1hze w1tl"I B3nd1n1 and smoothed. one of
~h. a high nitrogen Slowtr's Premium gr ..
lawn tOO<J II need be. seeos can be sown and
annual rye cAn bf' o ver· co11ered with 1/4" Kellog's
•own 1n N f)111 mlH·r 111 Toppr-r Fo ra lasterlawn.
c 111 'I P• •rr11, l 1 ,.,, , 1t1 1 • h 'It I <::.11 Turi "' •:
.,,, ,., f ., t ''' Ci• I 1 I w 1'1 • 1 • r;ri 1
,, 1 ., r 1 • f II o' WI{
RECF.NT RESEA&CH has shown that mes·
flU1te pods contain more sul(a r than either sugar
beets or sugar cane. makmi:: th('m supen or can
d1da,tes for the: ethanol pr<K't~i. Sele<:t1ve be~
rould result tn pod:, that contam 50 percent s ugar, ...
Felker said ., ·· '
' • t ,, T t •' I , t' t •. 1t\
h ' ) f1 I' ~I J t f f :· ,
Better yet. mesquite reqwres no mor~ than 10
inches of annual rainfall. If there 1s groundwater.
1t can grow WJlb no rainfall at all And, according
to F elker's own research, mesqwte Is a legume, a
plant whlch converts nitrogen m the air to a form
it can use. It requires no nitrogen fertifuer , the
most expensive production cost.
Some 72 rniJUon acres of thia shrub grow wild
in the Southwest, 55 mllUon ln Texas. II Tdas
acreage were planted with s uperior pod-produclDa
mesquite. the yield couJd produce ball a millloo
barrela of aynthetJc fuel a day, Felker calculated.
That la ooe·IU'tb President Carter's atat.ed 1oaJ or
2.5 mlllioa barrela of synthetic fuel per day.
A 1 ( 1•111· '"P' r ll•H• .. , .in11
l .111 r11 ·r d 1(. q111•• ,,.,,. r
n. 1r,•11 ,,. I .111 tppl1< .1!1 ir1 .1w11. 1111·1•d1•tl r•• 1 Ttu,
, t H •II• 1 • <;, ul A1"'11 1• 11 '' r ".111. ,, ltltlt· I··~,
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!Jn• O·l • •• VOIH bJ r1•
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coming torrt>nl1.11 rains.
w11t also d1scouraqe lun-
:,u& d1soase. but Ch acon
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~uer any that might arise
Lei a Roger· a Gardena exper1 help you with all
tour gard•nlng ne.da.
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I PLANT TULIPS NOWf
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Art Critics Ecstatic
At Picasso Exhibition
PAR.IS (AP) -la wt.at ertUes
clai ... -., M U.. a1Uatk eW111t ~ lb• ....... "'-ob ~
WlY•Ued a I~~ .. ~
Pab&o PieMIO'• artillUc ,..._, LD· clud.l.DI Nftl'al MCnlt IDNtarpMc•
from b1I private eoUec:Uon.
F1'eDdl ~t VU.ry Giacard
d • Eataiq on Tburad•Y formally
opened the loftl·awata.d ublbttion ol
aome IOO of Picaaao'a paJalht11.
sculptures and detifftl, and tbere
was no need to watt for the reviews to come in.
''S TUNNING .''
••ovt:&WllELJONG.'' "A one-man
artialic revolution.'' ·' Enou1b
masterpieces for alx creat painten."
Tbue and other au.perlat.lves buued
tbrouch the invitation-only opening
crowd of everyone who is anyone in
the French art world.
"U you're not here, yQu'reno one,"
one critic from the Louvre Museum
mused on finding "all Paris"
gathered under the slaas dome of tbe
19th century Grand Palaia to see the
Picaasos, most oC which the French
government took to settle the late
artist's otherwise incalculable lo· beritance taxes.
U.S. Ambassador Arthur Hartman
and his wife Donna, both avid art
buffs, were there. American pop art
painter Jasper Johns was wandering
around incognito, studying canvasses
and muttering "beautiful" and ''won·
derful."
LESS SHY WAS France's premier
abstract poster painter, George
Mathieu, delighting French
television crews with bis fl owing
moustaches and gallant
showmanship reminiscent of his sur·
r ealist colleague and friend Salvador
Dali. Pronounced Mathieu: "Stag·
gertng."
The exhibition, which wiO later
move to a new Picasso Museum lo
Paris, opens with a haunting vision
or the Spanish-born art.isl himself, a
1901 "blue period" self-portrait.
From there, il moves to the cubist re·
volution and oo through the various
familiar Picasso stages that
reshaped the history or art.
Costly Art Stolen
BR~ELS. Bellfum <AP) -A painting by Belgian surrealist Rene
Margrilte entitled "Decalcomania"
and v,alued at $287,000 was atolea
-b'oa the home ol lta owner, Cba1m
Perelman, a Bruuela university pro-
fenor. .
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HIS GENIUS HAILED
P•bto Plc•Ho
Jn addition to the paintings, the ex·
hibilion features a full representation
or Picasso's sculpture. including
eight exceptional cubist renderings
or women's heads. There are also
ceramics, stamps, collages and as·
semblages.
PICASSO, WHO DIED in 1973 at
age 91. leaving no will for his billion·
dollar estate, scrupulously preserved
almost all of his nearly 80 years' or
output that was not sold. It took 11
experts three years lo catalogue
Picasso's personal collection.
Another story that came to light
Thursday was of "Man With A
Guitar." a 1911 cubist painting that
somehow escaped Picasso's careful
attention.
·'The painting was in horrible con·
dition. It was found rolled up and
stuffed under a si.nk, cracked and full
of bright brown water stains," said
Jeanne Amoore, one of the Louvre
Museum's elite six art restorers who
worked on the collection.
"WE BUMIDU'IED THE painlinl
because it was so brittle and step by
step we unrolled it," she explained.
•'Thea we uaed a proceaa called re-
lining to put it onto a st.roocer caa-
v as. Using an absorbing agent we
then removed the ataina from tbe
back, the way tttey came in. lt'a a
major cubist patnUn1 and It'• a m• jor restoring miracle that il can now
bang here today."
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Clout Developed
HUNTLNOTON, W Va CAP , -De~e Blue
waa lalk.inl about her job IAd watehiq ber arm :i&tmp aa .aw fitted b r mwclea. TM brown
9'aired, blue. yed YOW\I 9otMa 11 tJ ... • a ril·
tor felt ber bul,ltQC bicep.
"I worked l\ard ~ Set. tt:• ... aaJd "f'in ptOYd r what I've HCGmplllbed l• *-,..n."
There's 1 coruMM"tion w ... a.,.. Blue'•
prlde, bet' m-.eJiea aed IMr joaL 1'M .. ,...,.~
.-omu ta a bal.aenaakn. ,,_..her dayi rt1·
1tn1 and w.!ldll\C bVC bol'81 at eleetric power
planu around Wejt VtraJnl.e
..... A ('t!&Ttnso WELD • and I JUlt tot
my )oumeyman·a papen m nekl c:oult'VCUon.''
the said. "I'm the ftnt fema)e la the country to
1radua~ from lb" unloo'a apprtGt.lee Procr•m "
An olfichlll of the lnterDAUooal Brotberhood of
Boalermalter& in Kansas City conflrmed Mrs
Blue's story _.,-
'"She's the h ri.t female to araduate from our
program,·· suad Davtd LewaiJ "We have about ~
fe male field corustrucL>on 1epprmUces around the
country now. Our Otllt one wu killed three yean
ago while working on the Alukan pipeline."
"I GREW UP I N MOUNDSVILLE," Mrs Blue
aaid. ··My father 1s a bolter-maker. I was Job
bunting three years ago and be told me lo go down
and sign up for the union's apprenhcesb1p pro..
aram.
·'To complete the pro1ram you must pass 48
•tudy les&OM and put in a,ooo hours or on-the-job
trainina. The study program usually take& four
years but I fm.isbed the lessona in 18 months.'·
ln addition to the study program and rugged
work schedule , Mn. Blue, who has a •·year-old ~ ton. saJd abe has bad to endure the taunts of many
1 male co-wonera.
.. rrs BEEN ABOUT 51-51," she sa1d. "Some
of the men I work witti are friendly and helpful
and some of them still don't accept m~. even after
three years. They'll Hk me why I don't go back to
the kitchen where I belong."
Mrs. Blue's home is at New Martinsville
However, she's staying with he r brother io Hunt· ington and commuting to the Appalachian Power
Co. generating plant at Glasgow, in Kanawha
County.
"I ride to work with my brother and slater,"
she said. "We've got a lot of boilermakers in my
family. My father's a boilermaker. My husband's
a boilermaker. I'm a boilermaker. M y brother's a
boilermaker. And my sister's a boilermaker
tralnee."
Her sister. T ammy, 21 , sat nearby She said
s he· l'amt-d $2~J.OOO last yc<ir as a tnonec
"i\ 80ll.EKMi\K E R 'S l'A \ IS $12 20 an
h11ur ." ''"' s~Jl(J .. A l11t o f mt•n don't hkc 11 that
~orrH·n an· making that kind (Jf mcint·y Tht·y .. a}
wt· rt• takrng th t·ir JObs ·
Union off1c1a l!., undt·r pressure from the
federal government to have more minonty·group
members and women, say they a re trying hard to
recruit women. Mrs. Blue is skeptical.
'' l've worked at power plants all over the stale
and I'm the only fema le Jow-neyman in field coo·
struetioa around here," sbe P.id. "I really don't
think they want a ruah of remaJea appJylng ."
But it the money is attractive. a botlermaker 's
trade also can be hazardous.
"MY K USRi\NO IS OISABl.f:D," Mr!> Blue
:-.aid "'/\ 715-pound !.l1·l"I bl'am fell on hi!. bark at
' W illow fl..limd "
Whtll· talk m g. ~hl· ruhtx'<l a ~cab on hN up~r
<irm
-'"'Tl~ nol PICCt::S of Wl:ldmg lhal do It, .. !>he
sa id , pomtmg to e.t half-dozen pale scan. on her
arm "ft bums right th rough your clolhel> but 1l on·
ly hurts for a minute."
Despite her scarrfd armi. and her co-workers'
taunts, Debbie Blue s aid she loves he r job. She
alt10 loves what it's done lo her figure.
"When I took this job 1 weighed 105 pounds,"
she said. "Now I weigh more than 120 but I still
wear the same sizes. I'm j~t solid now."
Now,
full service Greyhound Is
just around.the corner!
Greyhound has a brand new bus station It's
close. convenient and complete with charter
and package express.
~hboond departures: 8:10 a.m .
1:10 p.m.. ~:10 p.m . 7:10 p.m.
Southbound departures: 9:20 a.m.
12:20 p.m .. 3:20 p.m .. 6:20 p.m.
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CLOVIS (AP> -Soll
dnnka. potato chips and
otber "junk food" may
be on their way out of
the Clovh Unified
School Dl.irtct. .;..;-;;,;;:;ii:::;;;
Trustee. almoat voted
to elhnlnat.e the foods
from the dlltrict'• two
high schools. but were
:..
1lopped when 1t was •••-••-•• pointed out tbe proposal •
was not on the agenda. Bias Upheld
T he item wUJ b e
placed on an upcoming S AN FRAN C ISCO
agenda and staff was CAP > -A federa l Judge
directed to pr.epare has ruled lb.al an East
some guidel.mes on the Bay bus company dis·
food c rim1nate d aga &n bt
---------,blacks in hiring and pro·
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£Of'\.£ •'-'-motion -a ruling that ~ 114£ • may coat the comp.any ~~l co•S• Sl mi~ in back J.!•Y o~ ~ he ruling was agamst
•S..1 _. tlie Alameda-Contra
The Ocean View School District is
seeking memberS of the oommunlty to
serve on a oomm1ttee to acMae the Board
of Trustees on long-ranoe mactet plan-
n 1 ng. The committee will meet every
other Wednesday evening from Nov-
ember 14. 1979. for approxtmatety three
months If you are interested 1n serving
on such a oomm1ttee. or desire further in-
formation. please phone Dale Coogan.
Superintendent. extension 209. by Oc-
to ber 22 Committee members will be
selected and notified by November 6
phone &47-2551
OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
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CHRIST STORY FOllOWS ICRIPTURU
8rttlah ActOf 8 rtan Deacon In Tttle Rot.
Got o problem" Then wnte to Pot Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape, getting the aruwera and action you need
to .ohJe JMquih.ea m gowmment and busmeaa. Mall
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The rum1, wlalcll are leaM4I free, pronde
guidance for 1mall bul.Deaes, Upe OD dola• y0ttr
own retum, a bJst.ory of Amertcaa tasatloll ud a
look at cWTent admlahtraUoe of Ute &as Jaw.
The lllS's in&erest lD aaslsllag small bulaffs
ls stressed in "Hey, We're la Bulness." A few of
the toplu covered are how to keep good records,
obligations to employees. tax deadllites, deprech·
lion and free IRS assh1lance av.liable for tbe
sm a ll baalness.
"Dolag 'Vour Own Till Return" provides an in·
atructlcmal %7 ·ml.Date walk·t.larouCb ol Ute lMt form,
the laidlridul laeome Tu aeta:n. Deslped for
aeural ...ateseea, U feattares a IMp-by·MP fonaat
oelaow•eeml'Weatax...-... ~ Rlm wrlUea &o .,.ea) t.o tupa7en ol
varied eeoeomlc clrnm1ta.ees U ''Tiiie Amertcaa
Way elT....,.'' It rntewa Ameriea'• &as •JRe•,
Slaying
Nel'S Man
6 Years
INDlANAPOLIS (AP)
-A Judae 1ave a 35·
year-old father of three
convicted of klJlln& bis
wife's lover a six-year
p r ison senten ce a fter
blaming the c rime on
t h e "re p eate d
adulteress. "
Special Judge Andrew
J acobs Sr. cited mlU&at-
ing circwnst.aoces as be
t hrew out the man·
dalory 10-year penalty
in seotencing Edgar D.
Collins of Indianapolis.
Collins was convicte<t
Sept. 18 of involuntary
ma ns l aughter in the
fatal shooting Jan. 8 of
Dan L. Shambaugh, 31.
Duri n g th e tri a l .
Collins ' 4·Y<'<H o l d
daughter. Olivia,
testified she saw her
father s hoot Sham·
baugh. Prosecutors said
she was the youngest
witness ever to taUfy in
a crhni.Dal trial in In·
di an a po&
J&S a••' 'rtradolt., ... cu ............ ....
aervtca available te taspaJel'I at Jas olflees. Recall A •ew fllm, "Wltat Bappeaed to M y
Paycheck?" traces tile dedactloas from a
leen·ager's lint paydteck. It ls eaaeaUaJJy writ-Of S1near ten for a hip scltool audlea« as Is "Money r
Talks,•• which traces the development of lacome
taxes ill die Uait.ed Staus. £" ___ Se•
_ _Qrganlzatioa• CH bor~ u ple8-ef dtew fftms ~f, r,
by contacting Ute IRS In Lo8 AageJes. Address let·
te rs t.o Public Affairs, P.O. Boll 3tl, Los Aa1eles
90053.
Ta~ of f'i,...'• De•i•e /tlade Up?
DEAR PAT: Can you find out if Viviane
Woodward cosmetics has gone out or busioess? I
heard this was so and can't find these costmeUcs
in any of the beauty &alons where they used to be
sold.
H.B., Newport Beach
Maraarete TltomptlOll, Onqe Couty aalea
dlredor fOI' Vh1ue Woodward. aaya any peeple
.. hard" Wt aame atery. Siie explabat ~t wltea
Ute 01der, GHeral Food.I 0M7., 41edlle• &o e.._ do•• dUs .,_lMM la lt'15, die fva •er wu eM·
tact.ed ... tllle a•paay wu nfonae4. •aay dis·
trlb•ton are awaUaMe, u4 lb. 'l'IM•..-wW
belp yoa perwalb U '" Cl9Uld laer ~ ,._ la&
832-7171.
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coat tSZ ,._ tu) wltlcll may uawer a lot of tllle
quaU.. yoa ltave. TIM "Gtdde t.o t1te Bidlclla&
Permit Proeeaa for ••ldellllal Coutntdloll" may
be obe1laed • penoa oaly from eaatalen at Ute
p•blk 1erwlee coater1 toeated ID Ute ee&laeert.&
btlll...,, • Q.tc Ceat.er Drive West, Suta A.Ila.
or at die ... C.-&y aesJeaal Bruclt, %11152 Get·
ty Drl•e, Lapu Nl1ael. n.e book ltu beell prepared a• a IOllfce of •·
forma&loa for Ute pro11peeU.-e ewMr·IMdlder or
coetrador IO dtat Ile or alle may lane 1eme
lulowledp of dat .. espeet. ... nat ltem• t.o
coe1Mer prtor &o 41ra..., ,...ared ,a .... A le• of Ute • .,_..~ la._ M* are: ..... ; pOllc
properdee; er.._; ....,... r9111dre..U; plan
reqllln....,; t&nldual ,....,. ..... , wlae9 t.o
call ,_ -.1.dllm; IMl1Wlac ...,_... ....,ec&loe9;
elfftrkal, ptaabla1, Madlla ud ...... u. re· qalre.-.; prtnt.e nrl• ... ,....,.,.,, a9d
walls, faces, reta .... , wan. ud ,.U. ce.-en.
Doll Show
Sal• a fr .. In~ cllnlO thl1 Set. I Sun .• oct 13 . 14.
COlleetOf't l 1nt1Qut •• ..,.
pr...,,c unusual dOll1.
ecciua~ encl hOU .... HuntlngtOf\ C.nt«
Mell 405 ,'ll'f • a..ch IMf. H.B
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WASHINGTON <AP>
AMJ". Inc .. 1s recall
ang about 1,800 un-
derwater s pear guns
whirh may fire acciden-
tally at users or bystan·
ders, the Cons ume r
P roduct Safely Com
mission reporU.
The firm says there is
a defect in the trigger
shock-line reiainer, ... a
sm a ll mechanism which
bolds the lines in place.
· If the abock Unea are
wrapped too tlgblly
around the retainer, or
U the taul Unes and gun barrel are held together.
there may be uninten·
tional fir ing, officials
said.
The company has re·
ceived four complaints
of unintentional firings,
a lthough no inju ries
have been reported.
T he r ecall in volves
"AMF Mares Under·
water pear Guns" sold
undv t he following
brana names and model
numbers : 5300 "Long
Tom ," 5302 "Sh a rp
S h ooter ,'' 6334108
"Su pers ten, '' 6333503
"CompeUzione," 5304
"Callfornian," 6334009
"Sten," 5306 "Fron ·
lieram a n ," 6333008
"Medis t en," 5308
"Sh ortle ," 6331006
"Mlrusten,'' 5.110 "Snub
Nose," a nd 6330005
"Miniministen."
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'Jesus' Movie Praised
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By G&OaGE W. COllN&LL
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ta1 Nlrnaed ant f'rida7, to a chJ• lD U.. Soutb aodWtlt.
It'• lo open .... wbere lat.er. wtth blw.t
1howlfto bl' next Suter.
Cailed simply "Jeaus," lt II a ll•bUy paced.
crlpplq ud eu ctloaly accurate ftlm rendWoo of
the New Teatament book of Luke.
THE FILM WAS MAD£ IN 18UEL with an
almost entirely Israeli cast ol S,000, ud with
villages, temple, synagogues and other settings
conalruct.ed match lat Century styles.
The lead role of Jesus, however. is played by
British actor Brian Deacon, who Heyman says
was c~n because he "so simply and effortless·
ly " portrayed the Jesus described in Luke
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HEWPOnHACH
•• t A1nc t~or •-c.. .... o-.
Luke, the only non-J ewish author in the entare
Bible. was a gentile physician and rustorian Wht'I
accompanied the miss.iooary.apoetle Paul on hlS
travels and who himself investigated lbe J esus
event.a first-hand before wriUa.c bi.a book.
rt is con.aidered by many the mo.& eomplete, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1ilerary account of Jesus' Ute amoef the four
gospels.
THE MOVIE DIALOGUE • 1'.utt:N atraJOt from Luke's account. as well u t.be mlrades. the
c rucifudoo and bodily resun-ection. which are pre·
sented as fact. not symbol.
Today's English Version or the Bible is used,
except for some part1culerly familiar pass.ages,
~ut'h as the Lord's Prayer and lbe Beatitude!\, for
which the King James v rsioo..is used.
Ntlll Is Cleared
Of Pupil Charge
BUFFALO, N.Y . <AP> -A Roman CalboUc
nun haa been cleared of a cbar&e that s he beat ooe
of her YOWIC pupila. Juqe Carmelo ~-Parlato dlsmiased t.be third-
degree assault cbar1e a1aln1t Sister Mery
Broan ia.
Sbe bad been accuted ol kl~ and beatinf a
9-year-old boy at the Queen ol the Moat Holy
Rosary School last June 18.
Birds Mar Steepk
PORT GIBSON, Mils.(AP> -Ofncials were
puzzled when the gold leaf covering a lS.foot·hl&h hand atop the Presbyterian Church steeple here
began t.o fade only about a year after a $17,000
facelift.
The Masaachuseua firm that bandied tbe
work investigated and found thal birds of prey
were eating their meala or smaU animau on top of
the hand's skyward-pointing finger.
Officiw said they would au.empt to remove'
the stain, but it would cost $20,000 to repl1ce the
gold leaf because of soaring gold prices.
Chief Leaves
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Saturday,
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nlghta
Oct. 12.
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The city administrator
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manager ol Rio Vista in
Solano County. Robert
R. Brown, 34, had been
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Dftlinlf
Cornelia Wallace,
former Alabama
~ governor, aaya abe
was misquoted by a
~ national magazine
that r eported h er
* saying it is ''hard for • a short man to be
president."
f Kay Kyser
• ~Confesses
' ,
·Faults .. ~ MILWAUKEE (AP)
-Kay Kyser admits he
~couldn't read muaic or
: play a ny instruments,
even though he used to
•: lead a band and made a
;. lot of money at 1t .
".: Kyser, 73, was a big
• star once. playing host
~on a quiz and mus ic
> show on the radio every
Wednesday night for 13
• years. He reached an
audience estimated at 22
~ million people.
~
,... HE WAS the "old
• perfesser" a t the
'Kollege of M us ica I
Knowledge back in the
• 1930s and 1940s, and in
•those days he wasn't so
" free to tell bow little he
'f knew about music.
"J brag about it now,
but I was anxious to hide
it back theo," Kyaer re· c.U.
aVr 'l'llEN ti! ie. It•
pretty much dropped out
of sight and now makes
·~~:~ces on the ' Sc:lence• lee·
t elrealt.
• 8peakin1 here this
week, IM uraed U..teners
to r esist the worldly
temptations of fame,
e10 and money.
Effort Fails
SACRAM ENTO <AP)
-An initiative cam-
paign to a boli s h
California's 6 percent
sales tax and require a
two-thirds public vote to
reimpose it has failed.
says Secretary of State
March Fong Eu. Cam·
paign leaders were
Pablo Campos of
Panorama City and
Howard Fa rmer of Van
Nuya
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United· Way OKS New Rules
WAllllNOTON (AP) -"-.-.tlnl
to c ......... ,... ...... ol ~· cb.,.._ UM U..._. Way ol AlilMica
haa ae'nowl ... ed that tta •lrtual aoe-..... oo c........_. ,..,_ ~· ... , ......,,... .a.ouJd" Nlued.
At a tlekdtt hearinc by tbe no.. 1ub-
commlttee on clvU aervlce, United Wey
offlclal Mar1hall S. Harns aar•ed
Thurlday that rules 1ovem1q f\md.
ral1ln1 ln federal offlcea "could tHl
modlfted w aUow inclualon ol otherwlM
ouataadiQs ll"OUJlll·"
THE IMUE, OVB& which the panel
beaded by Rep. Patricia Schroeder. D·
Colo , bu acbeduled four daya ol bear-
1n11. centers around practic• or tbe
Combined Federal Campaip, ln wblch
tbe United Way playa a .predominant
role. •
Under cummt rulu, the CFC ia the
oaly YOhlDteer' or1aaLuUon allowed to
IOUclt pqroll contrlbutJooa from tbe J.5
mlW. ..., .. emploJMI. Of tbe •
mlW. coUeet.ed auuaJ.11. about 10 per-
eeat ..-lalo Unlttd Way cott .. while
aaLIOIMll bealth a•nctea aucb as the
Amtrlcu Caaeer Society collect 23 per·
cent. MOit ol the rest coea into lntema·
Uonal tlDla auob aa CARE and Save the
CbUdren.
MU. 8Clla0EDE&'S panel is look·
IDI into whether tbe distribution
formula of CJilC la fair to other
charlUea, ol which at least '9, operating
under t.be banner of the" "National
Committee for ,ltesponsive Philan·
thropy," have lo.iled complaints about the rules.
Under the CFC formula, only those
'10UPI that are national in scope and
have overhead coeta of less than 25 per-
cent are eligible for a chunk of its re·
venues. That hu re1ult.ed In about •
percent of It.a ~aated funds, and
70 ..percent of t.be • loUaa to Unlted
Wa7.
Robert 0 . Bothwell. ~ the
eoaULlon ol proteaUn• ,f'OUJJS, bu com-
plained that the rules perpetuate en-
trenched or1anlz.UODI that have long
enjoyed the prtvUeae of payroll deduc-
tion, while tendlna to exclude a1eocies
that have hl1her overhead coats
because they are forced to resort to
more expensive fund-raialn1 tech·
niques.
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TOES
In the DAILY PILOT
Punch
"This ls the Lord speaking ..• keep on truckln'.
Sedgwtci< ... just keep on tructdn' ."
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Ageneies Merge announcing the
RCA SelectaVision 'Charity War'
ETUU inU
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Two large fund·
raising organizations which once waged a "charity
war" -United Way and Associated In-Group
Donors -have merged in Los Angele.s County and
are planning a joint fall campaign.
The new agency is called United Way-AID,
Norman Barker Jr., president of United Way and
chairman of the Board of United California Bank,
said Thursday
"I'M VEBY ENTHUSIAS11C ABOUT this,"
Barker said. "We've been workine on it for a number ol years."
Locally, United Way had its be~"s lD
1924, while AID is 28-years-old. Competition
between the two became so intense that ln March
1978, AID ftled suit against United Way for refus-
ing to accept Sl million that AID had raised.
United Way. which prides Itself on citizen in·
volvement in fund distribution, took the position
that AID could not give the money direcUy to
United's charities, but should put the money
through United's allocation system.
THE DISPUTE ENDED IN a compromise, ap-
proved by a judge, in which United Way accepted
and distributed the money and promised to accept
all AID money offered in the future, and AJD
a1reed not to· ,Sve money ctinM:t1J to a Uldtied cbarltJ UO-. tlDited &aid it 61-aot plaa to..,,_
tlaa& dulrtg..., •• ~...... .r.:. ~
Except for United \tay'a &lloeadoe system,
Barker said, the two organizations resemble each other in structur~ and goala, ~ companies wbo
ask their employees for ocatdbatiou ~ pledge tbemaelves to one poap or tbe other,
tbe money raiaed by eatll poup 9089 to a dlfterent
set of cbariti.es.
THE AMALGAMATION, THE TERM the of.
ficers prefer, should have the advantage of reduc-
ing administrative and fund-raisin~;{oets a.nd r ·
moving the eontusnn:r mat eXJ.Sts ~th two fund-
raising appeals in commerce, industry and public
employee groups, Barker said.
For the campaign year ol 1918-1979, he sald,
United Way raised $40,381,109 and AID ralaed
$5,174,000.
Leuxlness Brings Find
S~ JOSE <AP> -A 28-year-<>ld Sunnyvale
woman bas been fined $500 for lewd and lascivious
conduct with a J.3..year-old boy.
The sentence was ordered by Santa Clara
County Superior Court Judge Paul Gallaeher for
Linda Kay Erp~.
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:GirlS' Night Out·
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Male Burlesque Show
Thrills Orange Coast Women
The music cllmbed to an uneasy
pitch while a bush fell over the
crowded room.
Duaty Deason, handsome and
blond, appeared on the stage lD a
Great Gatsby swt, stra11ht out of the
F. Scott Fitzgerald novel.
As tbe music pulsated to an even
higher level. Deason took off his
shoes. And tbeo his coat. The women
in the audience began toshnek-.
"Do you want to see some skin?" questioned Richard Barsh, the tux-
edo-clad master of ceremorues.
"Yes!" the women screamed. Off
came the trousers, revealing
Deason's bikini shorts.
"Oh, my God!" cned Barsh. "You
women are terrible tonight."
With a little more encouragement,
Deason took orr his bikiru shorts to
reveal the last stage of his undress. a
~string. The women went wild, their
frenzied voices rising to an even
higher level.
"Oh. my God'" intoned Barsh.
"Please don 't encourage the dan·
cers."
Barsh did, however, encourage the
nearly all·female audience at the
Larr Stop to tip the seven dancers in
its first-ever male striptease. And give
lbeydid ..
Lining up in front of the tiny stage,
t hey tucked dollar bills between their
teeth and in their clothing for the
male gyrators to remove, and most
managed to get a little body contact
. in the process.
It was a good night at the Laff
Stop. Good for Orange County but an
av erage take for the nightclub
circuit. Each dancer w'ent home
several hundred dollars richer than
be bad started the night.
And, on some of the bills, including f one SlO bill. there were pbooe num-~ hen. Some ol the girls were hoping
1 forcallaanddates.
*** l'Dr ftft ..-. _...~ere ta.a been
male ~ .t the Latf Stoo, an ·
aU-eomedy nJghtclub on the t>Order or
Costa Mesa. Santa Ana aod Newport
~ DICb*a. wblle....,. mm are ~tn1 footbllll • .-.omw vm-WN ·out t.o aee what another man•a
bo4)' loab like, from a Hfe vantqe
point
h1S oldest female patron for the strip
tease, to date, Is "a 7S..year-o ld
grandma who sald lo her whole life
she'd never bad such a fun evening."
Some regular customers and
neagbbors don't like the maJe nudity,
Callie said, but "there'll always be
flack."
* *. Male wwters scurry through the
club ~ orders for drinks and
food. They are almost as bare as the
stnp teasers since their chests are
uncovered and their arms are bare.
They wear only white collars and
black bow ties.
• * * Orange County Fire Inspector
Steve Ohlsen appears somewhat out
or place in his blazer and slacks as he
meets with the club owner in the
dressing room.
All around him are dancers in G·
strings counting their tips. Asked if
he's applying for a job. Ohlsen grins
and says. "No. thank you " He's
JUSt here to make a routine check for
overcrowding.
Back outside on the stage it's time
for the mystery man. He appears on
s tage with a paper bag over his head,
visible only through the slits cut out
for his eyes. He peers mysteriously
out, bending his body back and forth
in suggestive moves.
The women love it. •·oo you want
to see some skin?" Barsh asks.
''Yeaahhbh ! "the women shriek.
Barsh gives a nod to a table or girls
to his left, whom he has been taunt·
ing throughout the evening. "The
girls from Newport are nasty," he
chides.
As the girls line up to lip the invisi-
ble man. whose clothes are rapidly
disappearing by now, they are re-
minded that they are not to touch the
dancers.
One girl asks, "But can they touch
us?"
"We'll make things lnteresttne.. t
guarantee you,•• Barab respoada.
••No more drlnb f• tlda table __. ben. f
··011....,. God, 7'0U WOldeA .. ter-rible tonight! Ob, my God."
Gary. "tbe auy you ... on tbe Wran.-. ,,_.. COllllDerelal. •• comes
l6 after fCJl'llMll' C1!A 9tan Samii
finlabes Ida ad u the ilmalble maa.
Gary ltiaa. tbe lir1a ln the au-dience as be worts hla way toward
the stage and Barsh chides him too.
"Ob, my God, Gary. Don't do that!"
Soon it's over. The seven have
Some women attend because it's
sheer enjoyment, this reversal of
r-01e&. U bea ~i•-&nd-U's
something to talk about at the office.
It's also a place to let off a lot of
energy, based on the decibel level of
the club throughout the evening.
::~~~o:-"J:e '?:aie:s:d:ui.!than:;;;-a -o:lit ....... _M_i_k_e_N_u_c_c_i_a_c_c_e_p_ts--a-ti-.p-o-rti=e_re_d~, ....... n-..---s--.---0---0-n_e_c_u_s_tomer.
tie luck, a few more tips before they
There are Cadillacs and Mercedes
and Zs in the parking lot and the
women come in dressed to the hilt.
The average age of the women in
the audience appears to be about j(),
·which, ironically. is the same for the
seven male dancers. A few older
women sit motionless throughout the
show, smiling occasionally but re·
vealing little other emotion.
Laff Stop owner Mike Callie said
call it anight. dience is not permitted to touch the dancers, but the dancers are
***
For the male dancers, the money is
the key issue of the evening. Second
is either their personal esteem or the
chance to meet new women, depend-
ing on who you talk to.
Most are actors or musicians and
use the strip as a way to augment
their income while they pursue their
other careers during the day.
permitted to touch the audience.
For some, like Soburn, It's an
escape from reality and probably a
temporary respite from a desk Job.
He has college degrees an psy-
chaogy a nd business manage·
meet. and left his CPA office JUSt a
litt~ over a month ago for the stnp·
teaJe circwt.
"This 1s the on<.> JOb I've really en·
joyed doing." he said. "I'm going to
play 1t for as much as I can. You
(~GIRLS, Pag~ 82>
,. 'N.lccr begins his act. .
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;
81 DAILY Ptl.OT HOROSCOPE
· ••• Girls' Night Out
DON'T TOUCH -Bouncer Bryan Fletcher, right. gently reminds a
member of the strip show audience that they aren't permrtted to
touch the performers.
<rr..Pa .. 81)
wort to mlnutta and ID9I& a lot Of
atrlt'
~bu danced-···+:.: COmietWon. U IOIDe of ..
ba•t
Htwent lido tbe I.-As•tl• ci. ·= ..... ltripp&q ........ -.... W Coat about elCbt .....,,.,, .,.
and edded to try It blmMlf.
"lwu cwn•nc out of a~._.. de~:· be aald, HPlaialDf tb.lt
DO WU lolq rir.t lJa bi& llfe
and ~ WU feel1q ba about bil'DMlf
ua...-.
All t a auddeo be •tarted recetvtq
acclain CJD tbe st.ace. where once be wu J,i "a face In t.be crowd.
"1'la baa boosted my aelf· confi~." Soburn added. "I mt 20
pound to do iL
"l'YI Cot tbe bmt of botb worlda to
be a 11111 symbol and danee."
Sobn bu been ~ fOI'
the lanu:!cf i11ue o ~trl mag&ine rec:enUy a on
the llnab Shore Show.
He said be bad never comidered
himelf overty bandlome before but
he ()nslstently baa gotten good
"
response from the women. He cndtta
hil penonality for mucb of b1a auc-
cesa.
"Loot.a are important, the act ia
important, the danclnc and coe-
bames, but the meet lmpor1aat thlnc
ls penooallty. You bave to relate to
~· evm the ooes who area't cuLarly attractive.''
SobW'D aald the strip tease is
''nerybody's fantasy" because it r, more opportunities for dates
an most men &et in a lifetime. .
Be dates IOme of the customen
alMl hi.a current eirlfriend ls 10CDeODe
be met throuCb a abow.
•••
There's a question that bums to be
uked about tbe male atrtpteue. Are
any of the d.ancen gay!
E=cally not. tbe men laid, thou there ls ooe bomoseX\l&l troop
OD the road.
"We're here to sell mueulinity,"
Sobum lmllted.
Them don't even like to have many men their audience, they aaid,
because the women feel loblblt.ed
with too many mates around.
"Women have been toad few years
by men bow to behave ln public," a.&·
.
aerted Gary Hendrtcboo, ''They're
more fun when they're alone.''
•••
Between dancers, the emcee does a
commercial. He auac•ta the women
take home a G-1trln1 for their
favorite maJe. They're for sale for
around ts.
The show ia over. The crowd ls dis-
pening, Utt.le by UtUe amid ciUles
and sighs.
Betty Shna says, "It's the funniest
•bow I've ever seen."
Another woman said abe came to
have fun and did, but complained
that t.be service wun't very good .
"It's fun to fant.uiie," sUU another
woman. in ber early 30's and mar-
ried, commented. "It's fun to look al
strange stuff."
lo the dressing room the dancers
were counting their loot. After all the
smiles and laughs and MxY k>ot.s were over, it wu tim~-to cbect the
bottom line. How much did they
make t.oni&bt ?
It almoet seemed cruel and cold to
think of money after such an ln-
timate evening, but that, after all. is
wbatit'aallabout.
Male Strip Shows Are Fon; Says Performer
By SANDIE EGAN
OllMD.tll' ,.li.tSU!ff
Good clean fun is bow both male and female
observers characterize the male comedy strip
show at Santa Ana's Laff Stop nightclub.
But 'dancer-stripper Mike Nucci says doing
a male burlesque routine does have it.a tense
moment.a such as the time a few months ago in
a Los Angeles club when a woman from the
audience ripped off his G-string.
"After that," Nucci says, "they just all
jumped oo me and the guys bad to pull them off
and put a coat around me." Nucci says the
incident wu a little embarraaalne because be'a
a profeaalonal dance Instructor and nve of hla
students were in the audience.
Nucci alao aaya the flrat llme be performed
• male stripteue alx moothl qo, tbe Eneiao
club wbere be was working wu raided, but no
charges were bn)ugbt against him or anyone
else
more than adequate c cnsidering they
.. compete" for Ups from the aldience.
As an indlcation or just htw widespread the
male stripping business is, l'ucci not.es that in
addition to performing two shows oo Monday
nights at the Laff Stop, healso performs for
three shows on Sunday dgh~. At 7 p .m .
Sundays, he perrorms a t Fat Fingers in
Huntingtoo Beach, then racs over to the Fox
Hunter in Irvine where he ~rforms at 8 p.m .•
then back to Huntington Beach where be
perfonna at ll p.m. in Joshua.
Nucci aays be and othe=aJe atrippen allo
perform Tueeclay Dl&bta c elabe ln Ca.nos•
Park and Torrence, OD W~ DJahta ln Loa
Angeles and Friday nights ~ East Los Angeles
and Loa Aqelea.
What does Nsd tblnk lbcNt tbe coacept of
male strip abowaf
0 rrs GaEAT. Good oean fun.'' be u.ys.
"The women all come In aid have a good time.
THE SECOND TIME Nucci performed he Moslplacea.don'tallowmenlatbeaudlence."
says he was arrested and charged with lewd The prohibition on mate;ustomers, be says,
conduct. The charges, be says, were later is so the women don 'tfeel ln.ti>lted and ao tbere ls
dismissed for J~ck or evidence. _ Jess chance that ~-male-performers wm-oe
Enumerat10L..Qtl>er .p~m• faced bY hauled by diagrunUed men •ho don't tbln.k male
L----1r1tnrft'1T:iiiniiirleltow male strippers. Nucci strippingis appropriate
explains that neither his girlfriend nor any of
the other strippers' girlfriends particularly like As for the t.lnd of •uclWM:es the male atrip
the idea of them performing the risque dance s hows draw, Nucci says, ·~t's really weird. If
routines the women really &el into it we <thie strippers>
"The first night I did it," be says, "sbe was really get lnto k , but a lot ~women juat come
in the audience and literally shaking because to watch."
shewassonervous. Butnowthatsheseeswbal Nucci indicates hE aod the other
kind of money I can make, she doesn't complain performers prefer it when the audiences get
anymore." lively and really cheer the stippen on
Neither Nucci nor any of the other male And the kind of men wbqltrip?
strippers Interviewed would aay how much Nucci aaya all of the ftrippen be wortta
money they make, but they all agree the take is with are looc-time friends of)lil and that each of
( BoroseOJte )
SATU&DAY. OCl'OBD 1J
BJ SYDNEY OJIAa&
AU1'B ()(ar. 21-Apr. 19): GetblYOlftd. k ·
presa feelinp ln IJ'•pblc manner. 'Diile for boldlnl back la put. Imprint st;Jle, abow that
you care and make a deftnlte commitment.
TAVSW (A.pr. JO.May 20): Wbat bad been
mere speeu1atlon will be transformed Into flrm
deal. Jtnow it. be eonfldent and act acc:ordlnalY.
Redecorate, beautify surroundlnca and
purcbue lift to commemorate apeclat oc·
cuioD. OBlllNI ()lay 21·.June 20): Be flexible
wttbout IPft8dlna etforta too thin. Relative ln
tramlt makes apeclal request. Be cooperative,
but do not become inextricably Involved. lleuace will become cfJllal-elear.
CANCD (.June 2l·July 22): Financial
wtadfall pauible U you deft.De terms, accept
added re1pomiblllt1. Clrcumatanees turn In
yoar fnor -JOU will be at ricbt place at
cnelal moment. Lm (July 21-Aq. ~): SucC9a 1Ddlcated u
...alt Of pencmal appearance, appeal. Tue bl·
ltlaU91. ltriYe for snater iDcMpeDdence of
:'ir~a "!;~ JTm!,..~ of fear
TlllSO (A\11. JI.Sept. 21): Beeelve con-
•W'•tlw laldaDee by •tud1ial Leo m•1qe.
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.. I fMt.-{8'pt IM)ct. •r. ... of~· d..t -.-, wlabll an oa bl1Dk ol flui!!!!!iu.•ment .. __ _
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,_ -JOU u,. .-dcat.e ..... of
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•l'arielJ ol Nllladoal aad ~' '°..,,... Hlf ill me~ ID!IM'f·" \ t ) '\ ,
AQUAatus <Jan. 2i·Feb, 11). Be
diplomatic, 1racloua, wllll.lw to make COO·
ceaalon to family member. Cbeck safety
huarda al bomebue. Revbe buqet. Be aware
of poulble leeal loopbolea. cm wbo la aloeere
milbt be flnancially embarT'uled.
Pl8CB8 (Feb. U..llar. Jt): Steel' clear of
tendency to brood, worry. WUt appears a set-
back ls likely to boomeranc lD 10W" favor. A
subtle error ia corrected and you are
beoefidary. Another Places and a Vlrso ftpre
1 promloently. You will set~dooet
H:'AITS nor Utes
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them bas dance training includinc al &eut ooe
who owns his own dance studio. Many of the
others. he says, al.so model and perform as actors
an v a nous film product.Ions.
And , while the Monday night Laff Stop
audience is mosUy remale. on a rettnt Monday
night there were a rew men an attendance. One
explained his presence by sayi.ng be. too. is a
s tripper and was attending to scout the
competition.
MOST OF THE OTBEa MEN in the club
are Laff Stop employees -bartenders, waiters
and bouncen. Their reactions to the show ranee
from tndl.frerenee to enthualum. ''Tbe men
CLEAN FUN -Relaxing between
performances at the Laff Stop nightclub
ln Santa Ana, male stripper Mike Nucci
Praaing .••
lllC...._. pl'CMhlctio1llll!illN11
• Direct• po~
• l•provu laeahJa
Let oar experta llelp yoal •W"""-~r
Scml-n
nar,, S.t., S.a. 2:00 P•
L II. BC)YD
have their nlgbt out," said one. "so why not the
women?"
"It'• good clean fun, DOthinc raunchy,"
says George Hoscoe. the club's chef. Asked lf
he·d let his wife attend such a performance,
Hoecoe nodded yes and said, "Why not?"
The strippers' reaction to the Orange
County audlences appears divided. Asked if
audieoces here are more conservative than the
ones Ill Los Angeles. one stnpper responded
with an enthus1utic .. Yes ... while another just
u ent.busi.astJcaJly declared, .. No."
And the show's nature" ··vou can do th.la sbow in Kanaaa," one
performer dttlared.
explains male strip shows are "good clean
fun."
LuzzETTA
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UNDER NEW
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ANN LANDERS DAILY PM.OT ll:J
To Kiss or Not to Kiss
DEAR ANN LA.NDEas: Our
............. llW'"'4 NtCllltlJ lD • ........,... a.reb ... ..,..
Would JOU llltieft I ncetved men
tbaD a .._ ~ e.U. fl'om
trtndl ..... relatlvt9 Wbo .. ··~
dilapp«Ueed'' that tbe eoaDle did not kill at the altar after tbe mtnlet,er
aald, .. I DOW pronouace you man ud
wife''?
It '° bappem tbat our daUlbter and ber ftanee talked lt over and de-
cided they did not want to ld.11 publicly. 11 wu u almple u that.
Now I am beariD& (in ratW ahrill
tonea) tbat the nuptial kiu ia ''trad.I·
Uonal, •• and lt .... letdown not to
wttneu tbe lndmate expreuion of
mutual cle¥cJtion.
What do 100 Wnk about tbf.se com·
menta, Ann? -ENJOY YOU IN
LINCOLN, NEB.
DEA& UNQ)l..N: 'fte kl* ud
1rH• u.e t•e rtpt &o d.eel4e
wa.etMr • • dleJ waa& to klila at
die aJ&u.
M1 ,er1 •I ........ la Illa& tM
w~ldlll la a • .,.._. lntllc
1ntue &laat .... Weak die tem..
created by •eno•••eaa. Gaesta
aMaJd 80t be criUcal, Ile.ever, If die
11ew1,.,.,-deeWe a1a.Wt lt.
back takes time -Lt la e,mbarruatng
too.
(3) Express lane alps that say
"EIGRl' ITEll.8 OR LESS" mean
just tbat. Ten chickens and six
packac:-at '""8ld round add up to
16 items. Count 'em! -EF-
FINGHAM GRIPE
DEA& EFnE: ftallka for tl1e •Mn e.mwe. Ca•lllera, .... ,en
aad e1 .. 111en alike wW bleu JOL
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
buaband and I both work full·time
jobs although I take summers off. We
have three cblld.ren in school.
CHEERLEADERS An unidentified fan offers en·
couragement as a male stripper grinds through his
routine at Johnny Below Zero's, an Apache Junction.
Ariz., bar which recently added the masculine dancers
pizzazz to its image. "We're in kinda red neck country,"
said assistant manager James Berry. "But all the guys
who were callin' or stoppin' by just wanted to make
sure their wives got a good table."
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your col-
umn seems to be getting into
supermarket behavior of late, so I
would like to say a few words to your
millions of readers, most of whom do
some marketing at least twice a
week.
We have always lived within our
means. but it's •ettinc harder and
harder to make end.5 meet. 1be pro-
blem ls .entertaining. We a.re plan-
ning a barbecue around Halloween. I
say the guesta should be asked to br·
ing t.belr own booze and meat. We
will rovide the salad. rolls and
sweet com, but the rest of the items
are just too damed expensive.
My hu,.,band says it would be in
poor taste. I would have agreed with
him before food prices started to go
crazy, but times have changed.
Please give us your opinion, Ann. -
JUST GETTING BY IN 0 ETROIT 'Sexy Rexy'
Convicted
COLDWATER, Mich. CAP) -"Sexy Rexy"
may appeal -but his lawyer said it depends on
what happens at bis Dec. 3 sentencing.
Rex Clifton. a male go-go dancer convicted
or indecent exposure for dancing in the almost-
altogelber last June, could spend a year in jail
and be fined SSOO.
The Branch County District Court jury. said
a court official, deUberated about two hours on
the crucial question in the case: did Clifton
purposely strip or did a frenzied female fan rip
off his bikini underwear during a show June 27
at the Pit Stop Lounge?
The guilty verdict was unanimous.
"It's unreal. I just can't believe it, really,"
Clifton said from bis home in Fort Wayne, lod.
"'Ibey never found the woman . . . Just a
state trooper and the Llquor Control Com·
mlulon Jady testified," be added
.... st Clifton, who wu daoclna with "Fa.St Fred·
dy and tbe Playboys .. at the time at Im arrest.
..Sd: "It'• never IOIDI to happen qaln. We bave a little bit of crowd controJ comln1 wWa us
now,"
He ks DOW free 00 $500 baDd.
JUST A PEU -One of the daDcen at
Jobnhy Below Zero'• in Apache, Arla .• sneaks a peak at the foot-stomping, wbistl-
ina all-female crowd.
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I have three suggestions:
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(2) Don't fill up your basket witb
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for. It's a terrible inconvenience to
take items off the bill once 1t bas
been rung up. and putting the it.ems
Come to a
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MANNY SANOUILLEN TALKS OF WINNING HIT.
Opener Tonight
Lakers Unveil
A New L o ok
By ERNIE CAS'TILLO
Ol IM Dally f'INI St.ff
SAN DIEGO -There's a lot of news in the Laken' camp this
year. New owner, new coach, new offense, new defense ...
Best of all, there's a new attitude. The days of all gun, no run
are apparenUy gone. So is the dependency upon Kareem Abdul·
Jabbar and the tendency to play slow break basketball
"WE WANT TO ESTABLISH an aggressive defense. a smooth·
flowing passing offense and a consistent fast break," new coach
Jack McKmney said prior to trmmng camp. So far, onJy the de·
fense has come through.
ne ou~ ot tha::ee woulda'.t be i;o bad it the bekef6-ltta&-&-e'ft8Jtt"e-
to work on consistencv. But with the season openiniz toni~ht here,
it's going to be awhile before the Lakers
come around as a team.
"We're working with new players and
in that situation lt takes longer to set re·
ady than if you're working wtth a veteran
team that's been together for a while,"
says McKinney.
''We're not as advanced right now 86 a
lot of teams. I knew that would be the
case. It just means I've got to have pa·
tlence and keep working and worklnl unW
we gel to the point where we're a Sood
playing team. We're not there yet, but I
don 'l have any doubt we will be even·
tually."
Nol if his players live up to their ex·
MAGIC pectations, anyway. With oew owner Jerry
Buss offering an unlimited expense account, the Luera made
some key deals to shore up their biggest weakness-front-line help
for Abdul-Jabbar.
8&111 OF THOSE, J im Chones and Spencer Haywood, first
broke in wtth the old American Basketball Assn., whose lMovalJve
three·point play was laughed at until U~e NBA adopted It this year .
Besides rebounds, Chones (6-11) and Haywood C6·9) will be
asked; to provide leadership to a team that had very little or it last
year. The Lakers had to give up Adrian Dantley, a smallish but
bigh·scorinl forward, lo get fhe 30·year·old Haywood. The 10-year
veteran could be the key to the entire season provided he changes
from aone-on-0neplayerlntoateam man.
"HE'S THE GUY we needed," says McKinney. "We told him
what we wanted and be said 'OK, If that's my job, I'll be glad lo do
it."' Choael, who averaged l0.3rebounds for Cleveland, was less than
a gamble. He was traded forhard·no-sed but slow back·upcenterDave
Robiach and cub.
Neither Haywood nor Chones, however, were as big an acqu.lal·
lion as Earvin "Maalc" Johnson, the 6·9 rookie guard from
Michigan Slate. Already, he's been called the most excllinl Laker
rookiealnceJerryWeat.Thelabelhun'tseemedtofazehlm,elther.
MCCL08KEY IS 80 HIGH on Johnson as a court general, in
fact, that be moved last year's point guard, Norm Nixon, to the abooU.nl pard slot. Considering he led the league'• iuarda in
shooting percentaae (54.2), that should suit the 8·2 speeds~r just nne.
Roberto Wai With Me in Spirit--Sanguilkn
BALTIMOU (AP) -TIM hro ... Ul·
vo&vM ln OM ol bueball'1 IDOll uauauaJ
tra4" cornbu.ed Tlnu'ldQ lllebt to tit tbe
1t7t World Sert. NtWND tbe Plttabur&h
PU'•t.e and Baltimore onoa. at l ·l. Mann)' 8anplllen, as, rlDPed a l!q)e to
· rl1bt, ICOrilll catcher Ed Ott with the win·
nin1 nm Ui the top of tbe D1atb to live the
Plttaburlh Pirates a 3·2 victory over tbe
Baltimore Ortolea.
ONLY TWO YEAU AGO, tbe Pirates
felt the aitna Sanplllen from Panama
w11 expeodable. Tbey ablpped bl.ID and a
reported Sl00,000 to Oakland for A'a
M1na1er Chuck Tanner, wbo replaced tbe
late Danny Murtaugh u Ptttaburlb fteld
bots.
It Isn't every day you see a player
traded for a mantager.
The Pirates, however, hadn't for1otten
San1ulllen was an intreaal part of their
last World Series team In 1971.
Alter one season in Oakland, Pittabur1h
reacquired Sanauillen for three players.
He was relegated to bullpen work and
pinch-hilting.
.. AN"t'TIDNG WE DO io this Series,"
aald SanpllJen ln b.la balUDc En&llab, "we
are dotna for the late Roberto Clem•te.''
Clemente is a Hall ot Fame outllelder
wbo was the mo.t valuable player In the
1871 Sertee for the Pirates ln a aeven-1ame
triumph over Baltimore. He died In a
_,lane crash while on a mercy mlaaion Dec.
31, 1972.
"Roberto waa with me in aplrit,"
Sanguillen said. "My hit -all I do to help
the ball club win -Is for him.''
After Clemente's plane crashed,
Sanaw.u.n s»el'I09'ally ma dlvea lDto the
ocean, loolcin& for b.la frieod Md team-
mate. Finally, friends tbnvlnced Sa.DlaWm that b1a plun1es into lbe cboppy
water were too ~1eroua
... WAIN'T TlllNIUNG about Roberto
when I wu at the plate," SaquWen aaid.
"But after tbe 1ame ... after we won, it
came to my m.lnd.
"II Roberto wu a.Ii ve, be ml&bt be a
coacb or 1 muaser, but he ii stllf ~ ua.
God took him away from ua. That la the
way life la. ud It will happen to us ail
some time.· But I atlll have Roberto In my
heart."
In the n1ntb lnniDI Thursday ni&ht. wtth
raln aweeplni acrou Memorial Stadium,
r •• ..,., '• fi••e
ft~ lootl MoG,..or (l .. "'°'9) n . Jotln c .• ~~>· Weehr. ~ of rein or enow num.1, tem·
perehNM kl N hlth 30e or low 408 wtlt\ • cold
breeze.
TY: Ct\ennel 7, 5 o'clock.
RecMo: KNX(107V)etKMPC (710).1:15.
Tanner called upon the craggy veteran
who had helped make a Tanner dream
come true.
TANND WANTED TO MANAGE the
Ptratea ever since he wu a boy 1n New
CuUe, Pa., near Pittaburab.
The Pintea bed runners at flrat and
second with two out and the acore tied 2·2
on the cold, wet nlabt. Tanner told
Saa&ulllea to 1rab a bat and nC.°"1 to race ace Ono&. reliever Dan Sta use.
Th• PiuatMarCb runners were Ott, who bad ,,..,..... aa4 Pb.ti Garner, who bad
walked. a·-bouM went to one ball and
two l&rtUa • Saqu.1Ueo before be threw
a =-ol tbe strike a.one. ....... oae of ~ belt bad-ball bit·
ten Iii • •' di dllrtnc bis prime, sWl ••· IDI• at a1'rtltla1 be can reach. He
slammed the outllde plt.ch on a UDe to
r11bt for a stnale.
Oft NEVE& STOPPED u be Ut out
from second and Just alld ~r the ta1 of
Ortolea catcher Rick DemPMY on a reJay
from outfielder Ken Slnaleton to first
baseman Eddie Murray to the plate.
In the bottpm of the ninth, Ptratea re·
Uever Kent Tekulve, who saved 31 pmes
durlna the re1ular aeuon came 1n and did
his act He retired the aide in~ ltrlk·
lng out 'two, -and the Plratea bome
for three 11mea In Three Riven Stadium.
SANGVILLEN wu uked what pltcb be
was looking for from StanbcMIM.
"I jl»t tried to make contact. I don't try
to pull the ball wtth two atrlkes. He made a
good pitch, but it was outalde. I doo't th1n.k
at wu a llrilte," San1ulllen said. ~
Tanner plans to ~ left-bander John
Candelaria in tonight's third game againat
Baltimore left·hander Scott McGregor,
who won tbe deciding game of the
American Leasue playoffs for Baltimore.
The Pirates built an early 2--0 lead In the
second lnntn1 behind starter Bert
Blyleven. Willie Stargell, John Milner and
Bill Madlock singled In succession.
Stargell scoring, and Ott delivered a
sacrifice fly to send home Milner.
THE ORIOLES p ecked away at
Blyleven, scoring a run in the second oo a
home nm by Murray. who hu four hits
and three walks In the two games.
lo the sixth, Ken Sln1let.on sin1led and Murray doubled him home to tie the score.
That'• the way It stayed unW Sangulllen
did bi.a thins.
Baltimore Manaser Earl Weaver re· ru.aect to HCODd·auesa Murray on cutting
off SA't°° '1 throw tryinc to cut down
OU in ninth.
"The third base coach sent blJn home .
We wen trytna to force the play. They
<See Pl:aAT~. Pap 81)
IT'S UNANIMOUS -Everyone agrees that Marina
quarterback Sam Aiello Cburled under the pile> bu
scored a touchdown during Thursday niabt's 1ame
....,,,_,......, ...... ~
asainst Loara. 1be Vik:ings rolled to a 24-8 victory, their
fifth straight to set a school record. For additional photos
and story. see Page 86.
NO . I Ranking on t h e Lin e
Capacity Crowd to Watch Edison, Mater Dei Square Off
By ROGEll CARLSON
OI .. 0., f'Me4 Swtt
The ftnal salvo of non·league rootball games for Oran1e County
hlah school teams {s on tap tonight, topped by the titanJc matchint
Angelus Leaaue power Mater Del, Orange County's No. 1 ranked
team, and defending Sunset Lea1ue champion Edison. the county's
No.2team It's a cl&11ic matchup between a veer-oriented team <Mater
Del) bent on running the ball, against the most exploelve team in
Orance Cout area history.
Mater Del ls 4--0, led by quarterback PhU Spencer and runnin•
bacu Al Variaco and John Kapaner.
Ed.18on la 3-1, a record lanlilbed two weeks a10 by El Modena
(28-27). But tbe Cbar1ers J)OISliMa an offenae second to none. havinl
rolled up 141 polnta in four 1ames, keyed by a doien touchdowns
from All.OF runner Kerwin Bell, tbe p1111ng of Frank Seurer
(32·fOr·SZ and 525 yards> and the catching of U1ht end Mark Boyer
<form ya.rdl).
An overflow crowd ia expected at Oranie Cout Collese with the
klckoffaetfor8o'clock. Tlcketaarealreadyaoldout.
,
Tonight's Games, Odds
r.s. THTkle
Mater Oe1 vs Edison at Orange Coast 8
FMtaan Valley vs. Lakewood at Veterans Stadium 7 30
Hewixirt IWbor vs. SerVJte at Cerritos College 7 30
Los Alatitos at tlmtingtoo Beach 8
fttlltebello vs. !kean View at Westminster 7 JO
fstnia vs. Katella at la Palma Park 7 30 Data i.ns vs. CA>fona del Mar at Ne¥1lJOrt Harbor 7 30
Sal Clen!nte vs. El Toro at M1ssoo Vie10 7 30
f.c4istrn Valley vs. Umversity at lrv111e 7 30
lriMey at Lagooa Beach 7 30
he Lille
fd1son by 7 rv by 1
Serv1te by 6
Los Al by 8
OV by I
£.s tancia by 2
CdM by 7
SC by 3
Capo by 12
&awley by 6
Fertig Tries t o Fend Off the Wolves
Elsewhere, Fountain ValJey seeks to keep an 11.game unbeaten
streak intact, Newport Harbor tries to beat the Servile jinx, Hunt-
ington Beach to snap a wt.nleaa streak and Estancia to prove its
three-same winni.nc.atreak la ror real,amootother sames.
Here's• look at each:
PORn.AND, ORE. (AP) -Craig Fertig
oame to fend olf the wolv• and vultures °"f mon time Tbunda)'. Onli tbil time, he
wun't talktu about ?.';-J: aat.e'a latest footbd -. lie wu I about the Job
tblll na't be b.la much looser.
~AY, ..... TllAN M bow'I after
•tbletk dlndor Dee Aadrol ud the 17·
memblr Ontm llata AW.Uc Board re· commeaM be be ftnd • bead eoach,
P'erUI came tor lall neklr talk to what's
left of tbe Orqoa State boollier club here.
TMre were few of tb4I ..,UDers tbat
bave ..... rert11'1 trad•m..t ID hil I~
MUOlll M IHI« fOClltW eoeeb.
..... ln -••'•llJ quM&"'" tJ'8& oftlD ... wt&b emodcm, be erttlUld .-drol _. tbe athMtlc board for lirinl up
on his winless team halfway throulh the
season.
"TREY RAVE GIVEN UP on this
team," be Hild. "I don't tb1nk it WU fair to that football t .. m. I don't care about
Crals Fertia. · "Bat t.b1M u. 17, t• and t»-,..r.oldl.
They are very impn111lonablt. Tbey doa't
mean to miM block.I and tumble. Tbq
don't mean to loae. Tbe f eeliq they bew
now ii that they've be-. buac out to dry," Ferttrwd.
"We're hallway throuab tbe aeuon,"
the coach •aid. "lt'a not fair to live up
now. I don't know a football .... tllat'a
ended at ~me."
111& • Ga IO a&A'Yla fellW wbo
paid " far u.. ................. .
rere aupplemented by m01 Port.Ind
area •Ports writers and sportscasters, wbo
came to see how Ferti1 would handle the
situaticlG.
FtrUc'• teama have a 7-31-1 record since be cune to CorvaWa after a succ:euful:
carMI' u ualltant coach to John McKay
at Sou&blrn Cal.
Ht left McKay for a brief ttlnt •• an U ·
alltaat coach wttb the old Portland Storm ot the World Football Lea1ue.
"I jU1t tbJnk pMplt wbo don't take
cban~ aren't wortb an1'1daa,'' ~e aaid.
Anisa HS WAS lllaSD at Ore•on
Stat. ovs •uch other candktatea u. Terry
Donahue, DOW at UCLA, .... R&cb I"=
DOW at ()rqon, Ftftil'I pletun appe
ln a n.aianal ma1altM u oee ol tM JOUDI
(8"~, ...... ,
FOM&alil ValleJ·Lakenod
The Barona of Fount.a1D Valley, althou1h still unbeaten (3-0-1)
and worldn& on an 11·1ame unbeaten at.teak, enter tonisht's game
at below replar capacity due to several lo.Juries.
Tailback Keith Rlcbarda (hip-pointer> and comerback Alan An·
nand <nral.Oed ukle> are dtf\nltelr out ot acUon, accordln1 to
Coach Mlke Milner.
Also Uated u tenllUve an tailback steve Southward (con·
tualon>, linebacker Bill McTelr (pulled muaele) and two-way
tackle Dave Brunnemmer <tendloJUa ln the &boulder).
The paulna tame, however, with quarterback Andy De Luca at
the helm, •PS: .an to be unaffected. Lakewood chaUen1ea tbe Barona
with a front line wblch includes m-a.o.m. Lakewood's aeuon ln·
clud" a victory over bi&hlY reaarded Loil A.1-and a 7-t loa to West
Covtna.
Ne.,.n earw..a.ntee
Servtte bu made a Uv1n1 olf tbe Sal.Ion in tbe put four years,
defeatiQs Newport :M·7, 1M1 M.O and M.O.
TIPt end and linebaeter 11th Rew and comwbeek Mlb
J <SM Pa&P f'OOTIALL. Pap 81) ,.
BASEBALL/FOOTBALL
A Capeu .. "8pott From the WOttd of Sport•
Aoki Shoots Hole-in-one,
W1D8 8120,000 House
P.,..AP~ a&dllee VIBGl.NlA WATll, Sn DCJ -bao Aoki ol l!I JaD&D lbot a bole-in~ at Wortd Mat.eh Play
Cbampiooabipe on the Wentworth coune IA>da~
ud wm a Sc«t1.ab home wonh $1J0,000
Aoki holed out at tbe 15&-7aN MCOftd hole with • aeven-
iron. Golf autboriUet said it Ukely waa the rlcbeal am.le abot
ever made l.n toll.
Aokt became the owner of a bouae at Oleneutes,
Scotland. overk>oking the GleneaaJes 1olf
coune, one of the most famous in the
world
lt wu offered by a construction com-
p~ny for \be first player in the tournament
to make a hole in one
The house was valued at $86,000 wben
the offer was first made al the start of this
year, but a tournament official said the
value bad riaen since.
Aoki is defending bis tiUe in the world
match play.
AOll• The fU'St prize. put up by the Japanese
sponsors, Suntory, is $64,500. So Aoki could be richer by a
total of $184,500 by winning the title SUnday.
The Japanese star defeated David Graham of Australia m
the first of today's 36-hole head-to-head duels over the 6,945·
yard, par-35-37-72coursen3and 1.
-----QMoi., of the Day -------.
Oregon State University football Coach Craig
Fertig, embroiJed in a controversy over his job: "To
me resigning is quitting and I preach to my players ne~er to quit. What kind of example would I be setting if
I quit?"
llftln Takes Lead b1 Tokai Cla••ic
Andy Bean, winner of the Atlanta Golf Classic n
m June, fired a three-under-par6'9 ror a 36-hole total
of 138 to take an early lead at the halfway mark or
the Tokai Classic golf tournament in Nagoya.
Japan ... Veteran Mike Mc:Calloap, struggling through a
recent drought, surged to a five-under-par 65 Thursday ror a
one-shot lead after the first rowel ol the Southern Open in
Columbus, Ga. . . . Gary Player bounced back from a foor-
stroke deficit to beat Japanese star Tobra Nakamua two
up in their 36-bole duel at the World Match Play championship
at Virginia Waler, England. Other match play winners were
LHDY W•dldas, BW Rodgers and Australian David Gralaam.
Seeded players were given first-round byes ... l•n
Stepheaola and Sltelley Hamlla shot three-under-par 69s and
shared the first-round lead in a LPGA tournament at
Portsmouth, Va.
!11 .. t~l's Geellrle• SOii • lt'laaer
llerWe •• ..._ ...... G 11111..., a star for the Iii
Montreal Canadieu in tile 1950a &Del ueo.. m.9de • ,
triumphant return Tbu.nclay aa be C!Oacbed tbe
Caoadleos to a S.'1 vlctorJ Oftr Ule AUuta
"'IQM ••• .,._,Gare 8eOl'8d twice and a.mted 00 a Wrd
..i co pace tbe a.tfaJo SMlw to • N vidory over the tra...,,..., Cepffala ••• ....,. Kl 1 capped a three-aoal
St. Louis rally in the third period to cive the Blues a 3-3 tie with Colondo ••• .._. ........ ._..., _.. ud ...... PqM
...... ~ SoaJa. pow--·--= llllta North stan. to. 4-1....., °"" Hartfol'd •.•• ao.111 bJ ...............
8daia ..... and Al 11111wttbin11 MC'ODda of eaeb other led the
Phlladelpbla nyen to a S-2 will over tbe New York lalan-
den . . . Al 8eeonl punched lD a aoa1 40 aeeoada into the
game to ignite a 4-0 victory for the Boeton Bru1ns over last
year's World Hockey Association champion Winnipeg Jets.
.i----1-----Ti-ez-.. Stueat Bet• Bk M..caelte
NORMAN. Okla. -It took some doing, but the s
University of Oklahoma Student Association presi-c. >
dent finally found a Texan willing to wager his
mustache on \he outcome of the OU-Texas football
game today.
· UOSA President Richard Wintor;i of Enid said that John
Rooke, a UT band member and assistant sports editor at the
Daily Texan \he University of Texas student newspaper, had . . ~ volunteered to face the razor sedge. . Wintory said Rooke is also UT's hotshot football predictor
"He made Texas a one.point favorite. I told him he was
just a hair off-no pun intended." . Wintory who is betting his 18-month-old mustache, said he
has received about SO calls from UT fans in Los Angeles, Tex-
as, Chicago and Wichita. .
After bis challenge was \urned down Tuesday. he said . the
Daily Texan bad about 45 volunteers, ''men and women ''
He said he also received a call from an upset Texas foot·
ball player who told him he would be looking for Wintory.
"l told him I was 6-4 and he couldn't miss me," Wintory
said.
West•i•ster G11•nast 1t'lns Honor
Brilliant. individual performances by 15-year-•
qld Westminster resident Rbooda Scbwaadt ~nd
fellow American KIU"t Thomas gave the United
States the Pacific gymnastics championship team
title Thursday night in Vancouver. Schwandt and Thomas
were oamed•"the meet 's top overall performers ... The
Rams placed wide rtteiver lloa Jessie on the injured reserve
list because of a leg fracture and signed veteran lineman
Brent A.dams to fill out their National Football League
roster . . . Dallas running back To.y DorseU returned to
practice aft.er Calling from a horse during a dove bunt and
hurting his knee ... Veteran defensive end Mike St. Clalr,
who walked out on the Cleveland Browns 24 hours earlier, re-
turned to the team after meeting with General Man ager
Peter Ba*uy. St. Clair was apparently upset about losing
bis starting berth to Lyle Abaille ... Injured and criticised, Bob
Grine will nonetheless remain the Miami Dolphins' st.arting
quarterback Sunday against Buffalo. lliamj bas had trouble
moving the ball in two atraigbt losses ...
Three more players, includina all-conference cuard a.ry
Meyera. have quit the winleu Weber Stale College football
team. 11te Wildcats. 0-5, have now lost 25 players since summer
workouts began ... The Lakera placed rookie guard
OIUe llad on tbe injured reserve list Tbunday, reducing their
roster to the National Buketbal Association's 11-man
limi~.
Teae.,t.lea,••tl ..
FollOWlnG are ttte top sports events on TV tonlght. Ratrnos are : ./ ./ / 1 excellent; .t I 1 worth watchl"9; I ./ fair; 1 to~et
It. e lp.m.,Ch8nnel7 '' ./ ./
WORLD SERIES: eammo ... at Plttsburvh.
A,....•c•ra: Al Michaels, Howard Cosell and Oon
Drysdale.
With the Serles tied at one garM apiece, the seen. swltchn to Three Rivers Stadlum In Pittsburgh ton!QM as the Orloles and
Pl rates t>egln a thf'eeo98me tet. On the mound for Baltlmcw Is
tetty seott McGf911« <1M> evalnst another southpew, Pltts-
bu,.,.h'1Johneandel•rl• (14-9). • OTH• R T•LaYISION
11 :30 p.m. (2) -NaA aMKaT9ALL -The LAkers n'1Mt
the Clippers In"'" Diego. T•ir:toto
Batlbllt -Battlmore et PfttlbUroh, 5:30 p.m., KNX l 1070). ...... u -L.aktf"I at sen OftOO, I : fS p.m...'..L KLAC (510). Foot·
bell -Foolhlll at Tustfn, 7:30 p.m., KS8R (•.S FM).
fr'NmlP-•4
PIRATES ••.
(tbe Plratel) woo the NaUoul
LHlut PIMAIJl ud are probebl,y
1oin1 to make t.be pla)' more than lh•1 won't, Whea)'ouahootcrapa,
1ometlmet you '°""·" Weaver tald. ·
TANNS& WM A &El> lf he
wu ptaytna a hunch wben he
plncb·hlt with Sangulllen.
"No, I wasn't ," Tanner
replled. "I know Sangumen can
handle tbe bat, 11od with the type ot pitcher Slanhouse Is. I felt be
couJd do the job."
Stanbouse said of the pitch
Sangulllen hit: ''It was a slider
ll didn't slide al all. Today 1t
was him. Maybe tomorrow 1t
wUl be me ."
Murray said h e cut off
Singleton's throw because he
thought the ball was off line.
SINGLETON said be would
rather have seen his throw go
through, but admitted it was a
split-second decision
"Eddie Murray did what he
thought he had to do I thought
we still could have had him,
even after the cutoff.'' Siqgleton
said. Dempsey, the catcher, said he
tried to swipe at Ott. but the run-
ner already had reached the
plate. He said it was a judgment
play for Murray and a tough
one
Weaver also was second·
guessed for allowing John
Lowenstein to hit away with run
ners at first and second and
none out. Lowenstein hit into a
double play
"That's our st yle of hall I
picked Lowenstein to win thc-
game He's won a lot or games
for us lhis year:· WcC:1ver s aid
f',.....PageB-1
FERTIG ...
coaches to watch m college foot
ball.
H e had been offensive
coordinator at Southern Cal and
his quick wit made him a
favorite with the Los Angeles
media.
But somehow, the turnaround
everyone expected never
01atertallzed at Oregon Stale.
There were a few upsets -most
notably a victory last seuon
overt.Jct.A.
IW't 1'D UU1N VICl'OaY
., .. foUowed,by • "lopeldecl Jou
to A•iaob• St'ate. A9'a tbe
Beavers never really recovered.
Thea, du.riq th• off~aeuon. r.u. ftred a peir o1 ... -..
> coaofiee and ma;I• wboleaale
cbanaes in bis ataft'.
Tbls aeatOG, lbe bottom feU
out -five straight losses, In-
cluding the recent s uccessive
thumpings by Arizona State.
A~dros. wbo6e o~n job may
also be in trouble, figured it was
time to do something He urged
Fertig to res ign a s Andros
himself had done four years
~~M4~~~~~---i:::---,j
earlier
BUT FERTIG REJECTED
the advict> and Andros went to
the athletic board with his re-
com mendatton that the coach be
fi r ed. The board agreed un·
animously
Midway through his emotional
speech lo the booster.s Thursday
Fertig said, "l just did this
yesterday in front of the team
and I don't know if I 'm going to
get through it again "
But he did.
His speech finished. he qwckly
walked out. the applause of the
hard-core follow ers echoing
through the hall·empty banquet
room .
Younger Hobie
Leads Father
Special to the DaUy Pilot
CHARLESTON, S.C.-Hobie
Alter. Jr. ls proving the adage
that youth will be served after
the first two days of sailing in
the Hobi e 18 national cham-
pionships. leading his famous
father by two points.
With the fieel scheduled to be
cut for the championship night
today and Saturday. the younger
Alter goes into the showdown
with 5~ points to 7~ for Hobie
Alter1 Sr., both from Capistrano
Beacn.
In third place. with 81h points,
Is DeMy Soden of Big Bear Lake
and there is a three-way tie for
fourth among BUI Wbl\ehW"Sl,
Pensacola; John Barnett, Clark
Lake, Mich.~ and. Giea Hardee. Jamesville, Fla .. each wttb ~
point.a.
COAST POLOIS'IS
FACE TOP FOES
Oranae Coalt Colle1e'1 water
polo team wll1 face aome naqecl compedtioa tb1I weekend wbeo
tbe Pl,.tes of Coach Jack
Fullerton compete l.n tbe Air
Force Academy tournament at
Colorado Spri.np, Colo.
OCC tak• on Alt Fo~e Sal\11'· 4-7 momlal aDd the Unlvenlb ot AJUou th.t nlabt. Then Sun·
day, tbe Buel battle Pepoerdlfte
in the mornln1 and Utah at
DOOG.
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~. Octot.r 12. 1979
'Ri:!MlWG'tt>N l lOO Aa..o
AVlO·LDAD\NV E:MOTGV~
VENrl<IS ~ ~2.Efj~
DAit. Y PILOT .. '
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MAAJNA'S LARRY BOOLE (24) GRABS A PASS AHEAD OF TOM DAVIDSON.
Dues Roll;
Sea Kings,
Tritons Win
Orange Coast College's waler
polo team scored an easy 15-7
victory over host San Diego
Mesa Thursd ay l o u p the
Pirates' South Coast Conference
record to 3-0 and ove ra ll m ark to
9·1 to hiebligbl action lnvolvin&
Orange Coast area teama.
Tbe Bucs Jumped t.o an 1-3
halftime lead and put lt away
with alx 1oala ln the fourth
period.
Mark Cornett was the Jeadina
a,orer for tbe Pirates with four
gbala, while Peter Roaa, GU.
Alliaon, Eugene Veres, Ron
Prosa and Jeff Dannell each COD·
tr1buted a paJr of markers
Goalie J ack Hebert had rune
:,aves to add his forte to the
Pirates' victory.
In prep action, Scott Baldridge
pumped in five goals to lead
COYO?r.r cret-v-3r an 1J .9 . a
View League triumph over visit
1ng E l Toro.
Steve Rialer turned in an ex-
cellent defensive game out of the
net for the winning Sea Kings.
San Clemente made a strong
bid for a CIF playoffs spot as the
Trttona recorded a 12·10 vlct.ory
over vilttlq Dana JUlls .
The Triton• scored seven
llmea ln the first period to put
the 1ame on lee, then aaw the r.nar1ln dwindle as Dana Hills
fought back agains t SC sub·
slltutea. QB SAM AIELLO CHEERS MARINA DEFENSE.
Mesa Falls Short, 24-22
Teregis, Bauer Star for Mustangs
By STEVE ANDaEWS °' .. D<Nfl' ............ Miasion Viejo High entered
Thursday night's aame against
Costa Mesa with a too of im·
preHive credential& -defend·
iog CIF Central Confe rence
cha mpions, ranked No. 1 again
this fall and on an eight-game
win streak.
But someone forgot to tell the
Mustangs' Greg T eregis and
Dan Bauer.
WEU, ms&ION VIE'O did
win, but the Diabloe ataggered
U> the very end, holding.on for a
24·22 non·lea1ue football wln
over Cotta M!!J at Newport
ff arbor fflCb. In a frenzied final three
minutes, tbe Muata.np bad two
-chances to end K lltlon Vlejo'a
lofty 1tatu1.
Early lD tbe f ourtb quarter
Ml11lon wu abelld 11·i0 and ap-
peartd beJldeti for a cllncbiri1
toucldotra. But Vesa '• Brett
Thompeon 1D~ a Diablo
PHI at bll 14 and nttll"Ded the
ball to the Kla9on 41.
T•rull. 1ubbln1 for Meta'• lnJuncf au Lax, marched bl.a team to tbe 11, but land a d.rtv•
ltalliDCtldrd·aad· 141ltuaUoll.
t1NDAVHnD, Tenllt burled an 11-Jard aeona, ltrik• to hit
riJfty wtde receiftl', Bauer, and the ll'Wt-.ftNwttbin I potDt.
.17·11, wttbl:11WUoplay.
T.,._ WM .capped one Jard
., CMa a two-polat CODY...toa tn ...... Mt .., u ODllde klekmlM. ..
On the kick Mesa's entire line
ran by the ball and Mission's
Frank Spear picked 1l up a
r am bledtotheMustangs' 17.
MISSION QU ARTE RBACK
Dave Teske hit Craig J ones from
17 yards out on the third play and
Dennis McDonald's third con-
version with 1 :33 left seemed to
give the Dlablos a aafe24·16 win.
But the Teregis-Bauer combo
struck again, this lime on an
a m azing 52-yar d touchdown
strike against a Dlablo prevent
defense with only 1: 11 left.
Mission's Bill Cooper knifed
through on the two-point try and
dropped Teregis j ust as he was
throwing and the upset bid was
ended.
STIU.. COSTA MESA Coach
1'om French waan'l distraught
at the aame'a outcome. Rather, "'he was pleased with hls team's
performance.
"It WU a great tame," he
Hid. "Million Viejo WAI ranked
No. 1 and every one of our
plarert did a creat Job. It wu a
heckuva a 1ame wasn't It?
"We were down at OJ'e point
17·7, but our fUys never gave up
aad Tereat• WH Juat 1 reat. The
1am• eouJd have aon• either
wa1 at the end but Mla1lon la a
dHI team a nd they won.
Tb•1're ranked No. 1 and I think we deaerv• to be up tb•rt
aom•Wbere too."
... . . "
Terei;<1s, in his second straight
:.t a rt al quarterback, was
:.u pc rb, completing 14 of 26 passes
ror J!}7 yards. Ills favorite re-
ceive r. Bauer. snared nine
<ieriats for 144yards
M EANWIDLE, MISSION bad
its own offensive sparkplug in
tall back Rick Sanchez. He had 24
carries for 118 yards and was the
leader as the D1ablos sprinted to a
17·7 halftime bulge.
• The everprcsent Bauer bad
given Costa Mesa the early lead,
falling on a rumble In the end
zone with 5:42 to go In the fint
auarter. Greg Mc Leod, who
chipped ln with a 32-yard field
goal, added the conversion.
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FOOTBALL I CROSS COUNTRY I WA1"EA POLO
Marina Ma1·velous!.
Vikings Roll to Fifth Straight
9J BOWA&D L. llANDY °' .............. Sam Aie llo a cored three
touehdowDI and the HeODdary
intercepted tlarH llrat balf
paMet u the wwlefeated Mari.a.a
Hlth Vl.klna football team poll·
ed ltt flfth 1tral1ht victory
Tbunday nlpt. The Vlkiop, playl.n1 a auperb
game on defeme, toppled b1,iily-
r e1arded Loara, the No. 4-rat.ed
football team ln Oran1e County,
24·8, at Westminater Hl1b.
FO• THE VICTOas, it
marked contlnuatloo of the
lon gest win s t reak in the
school's history and il a.uures
Coach Dave Thompson's club of
at least a .500 mark during the
regular season 1olng Into Suoaet
League play aga1nst Fountain
Valley next week.
··we are exclted and lt 's really
great to be undefeated at this
point," 1bompson aald following
the victory. "To beat a team of
thls caliber is great.
"Our defensive coaches. Andy
Donegan, John Seeley and Mark
Rehling did an out.standing job
of preparing our players for this
game. EapeciaUy the secondary
with Malt Kaae, Jim Taylor,
Bobby Grandstaff. Jerf Kakn
and J ohn Bonanni, wa11 out-
standing.
"WE BAD ONLY one day lo
put the defense in and a.s you
sa-w , we used ri ve d efensive
backs becawse we knew they Uke
lo pass. ll was a drastically d.if.
fer eot defense for us and we
were only rushing three men."
The VlJdQI def ..... bad Uuwe
lnterceptlom to thwart Loara
tbreata lD the early 1olD1. Flnt
It wu Kue ptekina one off It
the Viking 22. the n Taylor
1rabbed tbe next two, one at the
Marina 21 and the other ln the
end zone to ball a TD drive and
g(ve the ball to the Vlkea al the
20.
Aiello then eqtneered an 80-
yard drtve t.bat consumed' 5:25
o f the aecond p erlod and
culml.nated In the firlt of three
o n e -y ard r un s b y t h e
q ua rterback for touchdowns.
The first one came on fourth·
down aft.er the Vlkes bad been
s topped twice at the one . He
faked into the ~ aod went out·
side tackle for the score.
WBILE AIEU.O WAS picking
up three to uc hdowns. J e ff
Avenattl was also ualog the
number three to perfection. He
kicked three cooveraloo points
and had a three.point field goal
of 31 yards.
AteUo was the calalyal on of·
tense, carrying the ball 17 tilJ'.les
and being even more 1mpreaa1ve
in passing to receivers that at
times appeared to have no Sax·
on within 20 to 30 yards of the
area where they were catching
the ball. The receivers were
lonesome as a howling woU in
the wilds of the Yukon.
Aiello completed nine of 11 at·
tempts for 176 yards and had
another of 40 yard.a called back
on an illegal procedure penally.
He a lso did the punting and
kicked off for the Vlklncs.
IT WAI IBOaTLY alt.er tbe
penalty that Loara took over at
the Marna. • and m.areMd t.o
Ill oat1 tcMtcbdown ot the 1ame.
The SuoGt appeared to key
OD llark Huntley wbto tbe Vlk·
ln11 went to the -1-r and may
have med double covera1e to
lea u other receivers in the
open. Huntley wu hurt at the
end of a 53-yard pa.u play, Jam·
mlnc a thumb, and may not be
ready for Fountain Valley.
"We don't !mow bow serious it
ia but I believe lt 's only a
apraio," Tbompaoo aald.
THOMPSON WAS ALSO
cognizant of the atin1 of defeat
for the Loara team and advised
the Saxon playera to keep their
beads up a.a t.bey left the field.
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Trojans, CdM
Set Slwwdown
The Trojans of University and Corona del Mar
High cross country teams rambled to set up next ~~~"""""'!~~~~~~ week's Sea View League showdown, Jon BuUer
and Mark Sanders led Ed.isoo to a 24..Jl victory
over Marina with a 1·2 finish in Sun.set League ac·
tion, and Laguna Beach scored a major upset in
the South Coast League with a 25-31 win over
Capistrano Valley Thursday.
In women's action, Renee Lopat led Laguna
Beach to a key victor y over Capo Valley, Ocean
View Dicked CypreM beba8d UM Ont Dlace ftalala of Ann 8taroa. ....._ ouwpca•M 11..-. ...
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BllAD MEYEa, BACll lrom. blp injury, WU
a big key in Unviersity's 23-34 triumph over Costa
Mesa as he w~t 15: 17 to get a second place behind
Mesa's Scott L acr osse who wo n in 15· 15 .
Uo1 vcrs1ty's Stuart Lloyd was thtrd 1n 15 28 to help
i;et up next week's league showdown at Corona del
Dave Gerken and Jeff Malone led the Sea
Ki ngs' rout of Estancia .
Ruben ~lgado, Les Tate. Robert Delgado a nd
Greg Lamb led Ocean View lo an easy Empire ------
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a four-way tie for first. Jbn Marilla Valk•wa-
Bim Barry's 16:24 helped Newport Harbor to ®.
Its second varsity victory in five years as ~,.:f, RABBIT DIESEL Westminster wu victimized. ~~J..
LOPAT'S IJ:O WAS a course record a t # 1 F Laguna Nigue l Regional Part in Lagu.na Beach's IM U EL
girls' victory over Capistrano Valley. Laguna ECO .... OMY Beach la ranked third In the CIF 3-A poll, while "
Capo was rfled No. 2. 1979 E P.A. ESTIMATES
Ediaon.'s gir ls, now S--0 in duaJ meets, breezed
with Leslie Pratt, Kelly Rin1er , Alm a Kirkbom,
Andrea Klrkhom and Klkl Lantry combining for a
five-way tie for first in 12:40.
Amy Johnson, Debbie Carlson and Maria
Newkirk led Newport to Its victory.
Irvine Runs Away
With 21-7 Victory
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Irvine High's Vaqueros recorded their fi rst 11711 IEACH ILYD. 842 2000 victory or the season and tnear flrat~ver football ,HUMTIN&TOM llACH •
triumph on home grounds Thursda y night as ....!!===~~~==~~~=~~~=~~!!. Laguna Hills felt the wrath of the Vaqs ' runnin1
gameto lhe tuneof21 ·7. ~--------..... Bob Perry rammed over for a pair of first half ' ~,
to. uchdowna behind the blocking of J lm Welae, ENTRY FORM
Steve Renteria and Steve Scbwicbeoburg to live '
the Vaqs a 14-0 baltlJme lead. 1 Kl I I y Q NEIL Aft.er the Hawka of Laguna Hills cut the I
ma rgin in ball with a drive austained by two pua 5 MILE RUN inte rference penalties, the winners put it on Ice In I I
the fourth quarter with a ~yard 1cortn1 run by
Mark Roberta capping It. · ra SEARCH INST T E I "It's nice to see aome anllles after a same." I To benefit the ~R RE I UT
said Irvine Coach Chuck SottabaJ. "Our offensive Yes. 1 want 10 on tor tho lrvlne Kiwanis 5 Mlle Run on
line really played well and I tbou&hl Schwichen· Oc1ober 20, 1979 a1 8 am Evon1 SIArlS a1 Irvine High I
burg was outatandln1 al the no.e on defense, as I School in Irvine Proceed• 10 benel11 the EA R RE·
well aa Ken Kerry, our defenaJve end... SEARCH INSTITUTE and toca1 youth acllv1t1es
Twice the V'aquel'Oll were atyrnled on drives at I Enctosed la my check ror S6 onlry lee. Late registration, I
the Laguna Hilla one-yard line ln the flrat half, al1er October 121& 17.50.
but once Perry put the ball into paydlrt, Irvine I
was never to trail. I Nime_ -- ----
Perry flnllbed the nl1ht with 126 yards on 17 I carries and the Vaqueroe ftnlahed with 228 yards Adcl<m_ -• --
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a.tr.a. (l-1) at •&aa1 ('-1) -Dolpb1m have
•OD lt ltndebt •ven tbcMaab the B1lll are mucb Im· proved. Tou&b c.ballenp foe art ... wbo la not
playtnf anywhere near wbat bb coatrut 1uge1t1
be'• worth. Don St.rock ~edy and moat wlllln1.
lllami needs a wln hen to prepare fot toqber
P9rtloa ot tbe divt.aoo 1cheduJe. llJamJ bJ e.
l>ea•er C4·Z> a& Kauu a&y C4·l> -Broncos
1hare ot a 4·2 reeord bas come at the bands of
much tt:ronger opposition. Still, Chiefs' defense 1.s
mucb improved and bu held RaJden, Seahawka
and Beqals to Juat 20 points du.riot KC'a lbree-
game win streak. QB problems continue for vts·
itora. Otia Armstrong abould run the ball more
often. Denver by 1.
Detroit U ·S> at Green Bay (Z-4) -Both
teams looking at this one as possible get-well stop
OD the schedule. Baker key to Lion pasa rwsb.
Clark forced to play fow1.h different QB. Packen
need similar effort as put forth against the
Patriots. Green Bay by 4.
Houston (4·2) at Balllmore O ·S) -Case of
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PREP FOOTBALL. • •
Bell are expected back in the Sailors' hneup.
"The key to stopping Servite," says Coach Hank
Cochrane, "is to stop the inside run first, the out·
side seeood. They'll keep coming at you until you
stop the inside and if you don't get that stopped,
they have you over the barrel.
Baatlnitoa Beacb·Los Alamitos
Coach Dave Van Hoorebelre's Huntington Beach
Oilers are faced with another in a long line of
tough Los Alamitos outfits, but both have
something in common. Neither has won yet.
Los Al is C>-3, but showed its potential in a 2H
loss to Mater Dei. The Griffins played Mater Dei
nose-to-nose for three quarters before two breaks
cost them the game.
Huntington Beach is 0-4, having allowed each op·
ponent three touchdowns.
E1taacla·Ka&ella
Oo the heels of a three-game winnine at.reek,
Coach FA Blanton's Estancia Eagles eater battle
again without No. 1 tailback Bob Unnsoa (eye)
and 1pUtreceiver Rieb Amaral <mooonucleo9ia).
Both, however, are expected to be ready for Sea VieJr Leque one week lat.er, and wttb Roberto
Ceft'era at tallbeck, the EqJes dan't appear to
loee a lot.
Cerwna ran for 136 yards on 32 carries again.at
Ocean View. with tiaht end Toa)' Camp and tackle Ala Allma.~ IDt09t. of the boles.
1[etelle. a ~alt.am wttb ~--· b W for tM ~eer • u opipoeed to Eatancla a 1-S reeord. c..a ....... .,... Biiia
Still trying to recoup from lnJurles and nu. Corona del Mar enters lts game with Dana Hilla OD
an ultra-tentative basis.
ffensive IJne __ the Big Key Sunday
111(a
Oilers comina off dl11ppointin1 upset defeat
a1ainlt Cardinala wblle Colts ju.st barely won No. 1
against the Jeta. Ellrl Campbell bounces back to
form agablat weak Colt llnebacking. Houston by 6.
Lo9 AaceJet <4·!) at Dalla• (S-1) -Rams
plaD.llinc for this one. Haden playing well at de·
tense'• forcing turnover. Finl serious confronta·
tion of the season for the Cowboys. Key to game
will lie in ability of the weakened Ram offensive
line to protect Haden and at the same time block
well enough to move the ball on the ground against
an improved Cowboy defense. Dallas by 3.
New England (4·!) at Cblca(o (3·3) -By now
the Patriots are well aware at just how improved
the supposedly weak NFC Central Division is. The
Pall were pounded by the Packers and then
almost defeated by the Liooa. The Bean will be
ju.st as touib. Payton rwudoi well even tbou&h
that arm la aWl hurt1n1 blm. Bean will bav• to
paas againat Patriots to supplement the run. New
En1land by 4 ••
New Orie._ (! ... ) at Tampa Bay (5-1) -
Bucs vuloerable to lnllde running attacks espedal·
ly with a weakened Dewey Selmon. Saints cominc
off their most disappointing defeat du.rloi Dick
Nolan's short tenure. Archie and Saint offense will
bounce baclt to form . Tbe Bue defense will have to
do the same. Tampa Bay by 8.
Plalladelplda (S-1) at S&.. Loa.la (Z°") -Even
when the teams were poor in talent, this rivaJry
was rich in spirit. Eagles are legitimate coot.en·
ders and must learn to handle improving clubs like
the Cardinals after knocking over the likes of the
Redskins and the Steelers. Jaworski at the top of
his game and Montgomery is running hard.
Philadelphia by 1.
PIUlbargb (5-1 > at CillduaU <M> -Looks
like Homer Rice is going to go 0-7. Steelers
awesome on offense, lackadaisical on defense.
Chuck Noll has given them bell. And tbe Bengals
are going to suffer. Bengals lost two fumbles
against the Chiefs. Pittsburgh by 10.
Sao Francisco CO·I) at N.Y. Glanta <1 ·5) -A
loss to San Francisco by the Giants would destroy
newfound 1plrit of Mara K• tbat Jail knocked
over lut undefeated club in tbe ....... Glaata
fan.a woWdn't be surpri.Hd It NIDen wta.. Giant
paaa defeme will have to duplicate coveraae Job
effort that thwarted Doq Wllllum. Tbe Bird
puaed for over 300 yards .,ainlt Seattle. O.J. will
be charged up for hia ftnal NY appearance. N.Y.
Giantl by 4.
SeaUle (i-4) at Saa Diep <._Z) -Cbarcen
wasted chance to remain two eames a.bead in
division race and can't afford Jou here. Charter
offense cJicked for more tb.aD 400 yarda acalmt
Broncoe but couldn't score. That wtl1 cb&D1e
again.It weak Seabawk defense that eave up 400
yards and 25 points to San Franclaco. San Dieto by
10.
Wubbtgtoa <4·Z> at Cleftla8d (4·Z> -Both
clubs come off disappointinc defeat.a and a.re in
mu.st·win situation to remain wilbin halliq d.la·
lance or contention in their respective diviaiom.
Browns' passing attack will be troubl•for Skin de·
fense, however, Cleveland can't afford to make
mistakes oo offense. Cleveland by 2.
Mt.De9ota (l-3) at N.Y. Jeta (!°") -Jet PUS·
ing attaclt sbould regain form again&t weak VUdn.1
secondary. However, Kramer will have aa much
success in throwing deep to Rasjl.ad and White as
Todd is likely to enjoy in going to Wesley Walker
and Denick Gaffney. N.Y. Jets by 4.
Fleld Ea&erprtles, lac~
~----arterba'n-ei~ut;-tailbeell-Chria -_____ _,_ ___ _,i
Bright (knee), fullback Rob Case (flu), safety
Scott Starnes (ankle> and defensive tackle Glenn
Rogers (flu) are just some of the question marks
in the CdM camp.
The Sea Kings of CdM are trying to bounce back·
from a 20-10 loss at Capistrano Valley when seven
junior varsity players were forced into starting
roles for the varsity.
UlliversltJ·Capo Valley
The Trojans of Coach Chuck McAnincb go from
one extreme to the other tonight as they meet the
Capistrano Valley Cougars and their wide.open
brand of football, as opposed to the conservative
ways of San Clemente a week ago.
And, they do it with a squad 28 players-the latest
loss being guard Zack Pursell (shoulder).
"We haven't lost any of our top hoe people with
the exception or Pursell," says McAninch. "If we
can stay healthy and execute better offensively
we'll be all right.
Ocean View.Montebello
Coach Ken Moats' Ocean View Seabawks will be
trying to put it together tonight in order to rebound
from two straight losses as they prepare for Em·
pire League duty a week hence.
Montebello threatens with an offense geared
around a 205-pound fullback behind a bruising
front line.
"Our defense has to perk up a little bit," says •
Moata, "otherwise we won't see the ball."
Ocean View enters without two-way tackle Mike
Scott, a co-captain, due to a broken leg. Replacing
him on offense is junior Mark Fleming, while
senior Don F.dwards takes over on defense.
Ocean View's attack varies from Ocean View
with a faster set of backs, c1>upled with
quarterback Ray Kotler's passing, usually geared
to receiver Terry Bachmeier.
Lagaa Beada.Brawley
The Artists have a score to settle with the
Brawley Wildcats. A year ago Coach Wall
Hamera's Laguna Beach outfit came back with a
28-0 loa and some bruised feelings.
"It was a Jona trip, we lost badly, got beat up
phyaically and bad a bu.I breakdown on the way
back," recalls Hamera.
Brawley enters witb a S.1 record, runs double
tight ends out of the power I with a 230-pound
fullback and upset Central High of El Centro a
week ago.
Quarterback Lance Stewart of Laauna Beach wu lilted as a tentative starter due to an ankle In·
jury Wednesday during practice. Should he be un·
available, the Artists would to to sophomore
Damon Berrybill.
Su Cle•nte-EI T....
San Clemente's Trltons have a chance to avenae
tbeil' 0Dl7 recuJar HUOD Iola in 19'78 toallbt when ~ t.,ie with El Toro , de-fused the 1'rltona a , .... ..,.u.14.
Pullbaek Jim Doeb.rint ls expected 1Mlck In tbe
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altboelb .UU nuntni a foot ~Ull'.
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toallht,'' says San CJemeate eo.ch Allie &:baff,
aUuctiq to tbe El Toro eleven which defeated the
Tritonl ln '78.
SI TClr'O 0 ·2) operates oot ol an I-formation with empbaaAa on Ute po•er and blast witb a boc>tH1
pua, wbUe tbe Trttona (2·1) dolt wW:a theb' nm·
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"It'll be t.M team which maket tbe few•t mla· &Ma,"..,. Scbalf.
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Where do you go to get the best price on
a 1980 Lincoln Mercury ? Many people do
a lot of driving, shopping and haggling
before they find the right dealership that
offers the lowest price with the options and
service they can depend on.
At Johnson & Son • we've taken the
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hassle out of buying your new automobile
by striving to give our customer's the best
pri ce and service on every new 1980
Lincoln Mercury in Mock.
We've been your local Lincoln Mercury
dealership for Co ta Mesa/Newpon Beach
for over 25 years with a friendly ,
MERC UHY
LINC OLN
professional sales and service department
that gives that extra "golden touch"
attitude to every customer.
So come by today and see aJI the new
1980 Linooln Mercwy 'son display and get
the luxwy and price people are driving
home. And that's a Johnson & Son promise.
Johnson & Son Lincoln Mercury, 2626 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, California 92626 (714) 540-~30.
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By FRED ROTHENBEll<.
A .. ~.,,.,
Don Drysdale us an lhe booth broadcetstanu
baseball for ABC lh1s World Ser1ef> because the
Anget. 106t Had G.?ne Autry's west.erner6 sent the
Baltimore Onoles south for the wtnll!r, Drysdah.·
would have r el u ctantly hc.inde d 17V tr h 1:0.
micr ophonc to somebody ebe
OrysdaJe, the former star pitcher for the Lo~
Ang<'les Dodl(ers. worked as an announcer for tht•
Angels this i.t:ai.on But un Monday rught.c,, he ~
would don a yellow J«.1cket and share a g1gglt-or
two wi th Kt'1th Jack:-.on «.1nd Howard Cosell on
AfH''i. national g&m•·'>
Al«' SAID IT WA ~ OK r11r DrrsrJak to w•11lo.
for t wo masters. liut Htl'lfl'' Arledge d1·r r,..·d lhat
thest• masU:'rs sho ul<I rwvc-r mt>el If lhi> Angt+.
made the Series, Drysdale wouldn't bf_·cau.,1·
Arledge pla"ed JOurnall~t1c f'th1cs and integnt~
above wl For this, lhP pre'!ld('nt of ABC: Ne ws and
Sporu d~crv~ one of ~ eokl ala.rs thJtl Wllut:
St.artr.U ao joyo.ly ~ Olll.
To bla credit. Alt.a .. lliau ..._ allowed MY
sport to meddle with etls MleeUoft ol ABC's an-nouncen.
When ABC was negotiating with the NatJooal
f'ootball Le ague over the possibility of Monday
night ga me., Ill yt•ar~ ago, Arledge 1ns1sted on ha"
SPOKTS (JN TELEVISION
m-g -urn latent ('l)ntTlJ1 nvn (Jjp game announc('r;
C'o mmJss1ont'r Pett· Ho1elle. who had cons ultation
rights over the fool ba II unnouncer!> at th(' other
two networks, !'iubm1ttN1 to Arledge's demand In
th~ next rootbull c<mtract, CBS and NliC won the
same n&ht
WHEN COMMISSIONER Bowie Kuhn told
Arledge that Howard Cosell was not the nght man
for his season, Arledge told Kuhn orr
Drysdale and some or ABC's top brus were
not happy with Arledge's edict, which had
sidelined Drysdale from ABC's F rid ay njght
broadcast o( the Angels and New York Yan.tea in
August.
"f stand ror Drysdate." said Chet Forte. who
i1 direct.J.ng ABC's World Series coveraee that
began oo Tuesday nlabt "'l'bere wu no vole . at
waa Roone'• decision. But 1r It were put to • vote,
the resuJt may have been different. Roone baa had
thU poU cy for a long ume, and he doesn't want to
give It up. R.oone's afraid of lnconaiatency. But I
think it'• time to for1et about the poUcy "
For1e beUeves that the benefit.I from keeping
the ABC baseball team 10t•ct and Drysdale's ob·
vtous experuse are par•mount
THOSE ADVANTAGES are Important, but we
have t.o aide with Arledge, whose decision looked
great after Drysdale nearly duked it out wilb
California pitcher Jim Barr last week. Dryad.ale
reportedly criticized Barr for not pitcbin1 hurt,
which would confirm Don's rooting lnt.erest in the
Angels.
And even Ir Drysdale couJd camounage has
feelings, he would be left open to charges of aub·
jectlvlty. Or he might bend over backwards to ap-
pear objective and not really be objective at all.
"It gets down to objectivity and Don was being
paid by the Angeli ." said Chuck Howard, ABC's
World Series producer. "Our policy la consistent.
BUI White an announcer for the Yankees and ABC
never dld a Yankee game for us.
NBC ALSO HAS AN ANGELS announcer,
play·by·play man Dick Enber1. He worked the
Ba ltimore -California series for NBC. Don
Oblmeyer, execuUve producer of NBC Sporta,
aald : "Dick la a pro. If guys have journa..llatic inle·
grtty. It doesn't matter what they do."
· It's all academic now, but ABC wu prepa.rtnc
for the poulbllity or a Plttaburlh·Callfomla series,
aans Drysdale The network wu lean.lq toward
Jim Palmer , Ba1Umore'1 ace plkher, who was
very candid and lnlormaUve when be worked the
playoffs for ABC iaat year .
Even thoulh Renie J acbon i.t wader eontrect
to ABC, he wun't expected to aet the Series u · ,,.,,.!~k-sl1nment. J -_ckton waa out.pollen and ar\Jculat.e
'""" 4, w,,.,... when ABC Uled bJm for the una. p1ayo«a, but be
M ... ,,w......,J did not -alonl wilb CclMIJ. ")l WIJ a toqb ......... a, AllMCI I • ..,. J' ,.........,....~,Nv1......,si ailllaUon." nn:Sembera ort.e. .,_,__.,.. H.,,...., •·-•· Yank 11.L.tM•.~1,ti. AT L&Mrl' IAC&ION'8 an.._._..t, ee
,......, • .._ llanapr Billy Mart.la, lln't atnclnl tbe "Third
o.t,.•b•v-• Man.,111eme," eit.her. Accordln1 to Forte, Martin ,.... =:t:l wa1 cal.liq up Coeell aakiftc to do the Serta ....:t'o..eec!.1 broadcut. 8ut be wa1n't Mrioulb' conalclered.
Wlill.._CCJ. ...... w ... , It ,..._ to be A.BC '1 ftellq lbat lt doeao't owe--. • ..we.. . ..,_., mattAr ,mo OCCUl>let hro ot the Mata, u aloGt u
W-..'• vo1ar.-1 Coull bu bl.t pod.ha• on Lbe one. "The r•al d.lf • ~ .... ~ ~. tM, ,..... ference between ou:t cov•race and NBC '• b OW'
12•11, ....... IM, aanou.nctn,'' tald diuek Howard. "Wltb Colell. .. ,..,ICMOk we're more Uhly to take Oft Lbe cont.ro¥era6J) ll· H-.,,.n H41tt1Wlllf .......... IS-2, IS.1
tr01.er~1al aton es th•., year Unlike Cosell. thf:y
dado't ca~ them But that s ~II . sometimes be
chases ghosts. som ... tame'> he chasl'S down ston es,
always he's controvN'°'\ldl
* * ' ~al urdat1•• T\.'~ Radf••
TELF.VISION
*
9 :.J 11 rn 111 WORLD SERIES The
Balt1mor" Oriol•·., of tht> Amen can l"'ague m~et
the Pctu burgh 1'1r;.itt·~ ur the National League in
thf• fourth f(11m1• 11r th1· playorf...
12 45 p n1 1 7 J (;Ol.U•:G •: FOOTBAl.l.
The· Okl;.ihorn.J ~11inc"' play th<• Texa!i l..ooghorn1.
1n Da Ila"
Ip m 122 1 PRO M>CCEA. 134 > -t-'UTBOL
INTt:RSi\{"IONAI. Bra21I v-s Hohv1a
J 'YJ JI m 121 ~PO&TS SPt.l,.ACULAR
Part T""'' vr th1· l'anr11 lnvllatwnol Gymnastic:.
chJm p1on<1 h1'"· 1.ip1•tl 1n Vancuuvt'r, Rrit1i.h
Columb1.t Al.5.o . the world :. !>lfong~:.t men com
pettu......-.aw.&lldata. e p.m. (2' -Nft. &..-OP "1'118 WSmt. <•) ,_ PllO 900CE&. (U) -llODNG.
8 p.m. <1) -TRIS 18 11IE Nft.. -Hlgbli~hta
of games played last weeke.od including the Rams
and Samu
11 p m ISJ C'OLl.F.GF. FOO'TlJAl.I. Thi
I T l.A Hrwn'> m•·(·t th•· WJ:-.han,-trm ...,Lil•·< 11u ~ 11
in J i:.om1• pl.t)t•d 1·drlwr 1fl th1· cfa y m l'ullman
"11 bh r91 JOll!'IW ROBl!lo!M)llil· l'OOTho\l.L
fit~hh~b of tttt---Sltnffmt.~ ~irme -n+~....+-
earher in th(' dav at thf' ('ohSL'tlm
12 45 a m 1281 HOR.o;t~ RA('fNC Tht•
b('('OOd running or lhl' K ent urk~ f'ac-tn~! I lf'rb).
taped at Lo w s v1llt.• l><>wn!.
llAOIO
Hast'ball -World Sen e!., BaltJmore at Pit tsburgh, 9 45 a.m , KNX (1070)
FootbaJJ -Cai Stat.e Fullerton at Eastern
Kentucky, 11 a .m . KWRM (1370 FM >, Kansas at
Nebraska, U ·30 a.m . KIEV <870); Long Beach ·
State at Drake. 11. 30 a . m.. KOR.I (9'.3 FM):
Notre Dame at Air Force, Nooo, KIJS ( 1150); Stan,
ford at USC. I 30 p .m ., KNX (1070); UCLA at
Waatunetoo St.ate. 1.30 p.m . KMPC (710); Sad·
dJeback at San Daego, 1·30 p.m .• KSBR (88.S FM).
Hocke)' -St_ Lou as at K.anp, 8 p.m., KllS
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TELEVISION
9 :30 a.m <2> -NFL TODAV -Scheduled
segmeols lncJude an early-seuon look at the top
contenders for the 1979 Hei.sman Trophy and a
World Stttes analya1s by Pet.e Rose
10 a m . (2) -NFL FOOT.BALL -New
Orleans Saints meet the Buccaneers an Tampa,
Fla.
10:30 a .m . (4) -NFL '71 -ScbeduJed seg-
ment.I include a look at the Kansas City Chiefs'
youth movemeent and a report on the Calgary,
Canada Stampeders.
10 . .U a .m . (34 ) -FUTBOL SOCCER .
11 a .m. C41 -NFL FOOTBALL -The New
England Patriots meet the Dears in Chicago.
Noon <22> COLLEGE FOOTBALL -
Brigham Young meets Utah State in a game taped:
Saturday 150 ) -COLLEGE FOOTBALi;
HIGHUGHTS Highlights of college games.
12:30 p .m C7) GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS A tnbut.e to Wiima Rudolph, who
won three gold medals at the 1980 Olympic Games
in Rome. (9) -TENNIS -The men's singles final
in the bland Koltdays pro classic, taped at Maui.
1 p.m . l2) -NFL FOOTBAU.. -The Allanta
Falcons meet lhe Raiders 10 Oakland. (7) -
WO&LD SUIF.S -The firth aame of the 1979
World Serles, Baltimore a t PiU1b"r1b. 1f
ne~euary.
2 p.m. (4 ) -TENNIS -Bjorn Borg meets
John McEnroe in the l979 WCT champlonahlp,1 fina l, i.pect ln Dallaa
3 p.m. (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Tbe '
Stanford Cardinals vs. the USC Troja&, played
S1turday afternoon ln tbe Coliaeum •
4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '71 ......
RJ1bllehta of coUe1e_1amt!_pl~yed tbia weekend. :
s p.m. (2) -Pao fUOl'BALL OAP -
HitbUO\ta ol NFL act.Son. (7) -Nl'L .oo'nA.Lll..!
-The Loi An1elH Rema meet the Dalla&.
Co"bon in Iniq, Teaaa. (53) -NOTaS DA•~
POOTaALL -A taped replay of the ••~• ' t».t ween the Ftabt.in1 lrilh and the Air roroe •
Falcom, iUYed Saturday_. _ . :
1 p.m. <IO> -rao aoccu. (53) -llODNG.-.. •• I •ADIO B ... baJI -BaJUmore at pttuburn. ftfth
11me ot the lt1t World Sert• lf MC ... ...,, 1: U p.m~ ia'X (1070). :
.-ootb&U -Ram• at Dallu Cowboys, 8 p.m._,, KMPC (110) . • _.Dll ......... A-IM,1 .. tl 14Mt1." "-----111!1111~-----· lll'!'---. ... .-....---------ml'!"----------.. .In I~, NBC
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Pt1BUC NOTICE
, ... CWLYN.OT ,...~12.1111
Bawling Ball Effect
Anli,.inflation Meo.urea Rough on Public
87 IOBNCVMNtn
Nl!W YORK (AP> -It wa
lib a bla bowlJq baU rolled
don Wall Street and tM oUw ~dq hcMaM tao• aucb aa
LaSalle Street. Cbteaao. aod
MoetaofMry SlrMt. Saa Pl'u
clte0, and Gl~ 1 II a.in Str.et
Loo.
Stock prlcea dived. tbeo
rallied. 8cmdl pluaced. Gold aod
1Uver prtc. eaploded. Locll·
t.nn mooey ratee leaped, Md
abort·term ratea scattered chaotkalb but In every wtance
landed Oft bl&ber around.
THE PATl'EaN OP trldln1
on WednMday, UM bus1•t day
T• 8e0.Wf
Robert M . Mcintyre of
Newport Beach will become
president of the Southern
California Gas Co. next
May when the c urrent pre·
s ident retires, gas company
offi cials have announced
for 9'ocb and for aome other -eeurtU. ud l'OaunodJU• too.
aym ~ dM pett.era ot Lblnk
ln1. Ill buktn ud amall ln· vnton ....,. equally coal\aaed
Wbea tbat. b1ppeo1, U bu
-... <*W"Yed lov•ton Udnk
more ~ ~ than an)1hl.D1 •lM, pnJfttl lDehaded And 1M> the
doll1r. which l• auppoffd lo
benefit from monetary re.tralnl,
a.aaktoo
Tbla wu the teen• on Wednea
day. on 10, third buslnea day
an.er the Jt'ec:t.raJ Reserve •n
nounced a more restrictive
mon.c.aty policy, meanlnJC that
money, esptteially credtt, will be
harder and more coeUy lo 1et
Ordinarily, aucb a day might
have alarmed a rathor small clr
cle that included brokers. pro
fe aalona l traders and
knowlect,.able out.alders. Jt was
a bad dAy, dbaatrows for many.
but aot t.bat rare. Jwst a year
ago. almost lo thti week , the
atook marke t hud similarly
whipsawed.
8TJLL. IT WAS unique. It wu
tbe 1eneral atmosphe re tbat
made it IO. Everyone ill aware
these days of economic pro-
blems. They are warned that a receaaion la d ue . They see the
naUonal problem Ln their own
wallet.a.
And there la more to the at·
mosphere too: This ls the an·
nlvenary of tbe great fall, the
ecooomlc collapse ln wb1ch the
country went as splat as Hump-
ty Dumpty instead of bounctne.
u lt UNd lo, like a baU.
So much bu been written and
will be wrttteo about that ex·
perlence a nd . the confidence·
shattering dec•de that followed
tbat ll la almoet belng relived.
KondraUeff's name will even be
heard ln saloon disputes.
KONDBATIEFF! He's the
Russian economist who dts·
cerned the 50-yelu economic cy
cle of long wavei. sn product.ion,
tr1de1 prie. f'or ~. tome
wlll thenilore inaJnua&e we an
helpleu qaJ.nsl lnllaUoa.
Paul Volcker and UM f'ederal
Reae"e Board do not 11ne. We
need not remaln at the mercy ot
rampqlq, rulDoua pricee. We
created iRnadon and we ca.a
reatraln h Jt la our cbUd : we
don't take Otden from it.
Hut doubta about that -and
about U>e Fed'• COW'M too -
will plaiue the markets. Some
h1tlaUon really Ja beyond our
control OPEC lives the orders.
And some people aren't aure
they themselves ca n be
restramed
THAT IB, THEY believe lhlt
o ne or lhc Jeeaclea of such
pervasive and peraisteot i.nlla·
lion . and the failure o f
Wwsh1ngton to <le> m"cb matt
than worsen It, is that the nation
has nearly lost it.a aeoae of com·
munlty
What la left, It ii said conect·
ly or lncorrecUy by critic• every
day. la a nallon of people looking
out for their personal interest.a,
wlth little w1llln1n eaa to
sacr1fice for the common 1ood.
The Fed's action ia makins
less money avaJlable for lend·
Ing, and forcing up tbe price of
what Is leot, is aimed at remov·
Ing the declalon-making process
from such people. It ia an edict,
nothing leaa.
oa A BOWLING ball. Whal
the Fed has dooe, or attempted
to do, ia destroy the splrtt of
cynical speculation by scatter·
loi the apeculalora Uke duckpUia
and making it difficuJt for them
to re81'00p quickly.
Jn the process. of coune. it
bas created chaos, but out of
that chaos at hopea that the spirit
or restraint and equlllbr1um will
recapture the marketplace, and
thut people Wlll recognize 1t as
lhl· c-ommoo good
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Educat.M>n.l Data Syacema. developers ol t.be
POINT ' mlalcomputer and the IRIS Operatlq
System, have broken ground in lrvlne for a two.
story. 25,000·~uare·foot headquartA!ra.
The building, located on McCabe Way, will
consohdat£ manufacturing. engineering, and re ·
!>earch and development activities with execuuve
~d :Jdmm1strat1vt: dt.Q_artmtn~
".-oglt Plan AppN•N"d
The Internal Revenue Service has given
master plan approval to the Slate Mutual Savin1s
and Loan AAsoclat.JOn of Newport Beach for iU
Defined Benefit Keogh plan.
The plan allows savers to tnvest a larcer sum
towards their rellrement than the Defined Coo·
tr ibulloo Keogh
A rcltlt~t• Dmp C..p~z
Peter A. Lendrum Alaodat., Newport S.acb
arcbltect.a, engineers and plaooen, have des~
a 2!50,000.1qua.re.foot office, rnanufacturma .na u·
aem bly complex for Pertee Computer Corporation.
Work on the $5 million Albuquerque complex
beean t.h1a month.
1..ag .. a BU& SAi.. ~
Beverly Rll1a Federal S.vtnp and Loan A.I·
soclaUoo bu opened a brancb office at 25G2 AUda
Parkway ln Laguna HJUs, part of the Aliao Hilla
Shopping Center.
The aaaoclatioo opened tu first Oran1e County
office, in Corona del Mar, in July.
8IUIReS._... Rab.-l'-d•
Big Brothers of Oranp County, which aida
boys lo father-absent homes, saJd Oran1e County
businessmen have donated a record amount to the
group this year.
Big Brothers offi clal11 said they credit the
fund·raialng to J ames 0 . Stout. prealdent. of Daoo
Southwest. who was honored for eamln1 $2:5,000
for the group.
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Put tome red NI.. In your 1unttta. Buy one ~ UM drNm bNt1 U1t·
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IN ORANGE COUNTY
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A new T·bar type roof is demonstrated on
a 1980 DalBun 280 ZX during a recent pre·
view of the 1980 Datsun Line. At the wheel
IS Charles P . King, vice president or
Nissan, U.S.A.
Seminar Subject:
Women and Finance
"Expkwing the World of P'\n.ancial Preedom for Women" UJ the
topic of a seminar to be held Oct. 23 from 7 tot p.m. at Sta Le Mutual
Sav1np and Loan Anodation, 4001 MacArthur Blvd.. Newport
Beach.
Tbe featured speaker. Ann Fiaber, president of Jn.novaUve ln·
vestora in Garden Grove and a
member of the lnternaUonaJ A/6·
aoelaUoD of Flnanclal Planners,
bu allO hosted her own TV ahow
and wu the ftrat female flnan·
clal commentator on t.elevlaloo
Top1ca to be covered Lnclude
how to accumulate investment
capital, how to cope with 1nlla·
tloo, bow to evalwite lnveatmeet
property. how to plan for eatat.e
settlement coat., and bow to
weleb the proe and cona of in·
vestment vehicla
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Three Oranee County com ·
paniea have received product
advancement awards fro111
Po llution Eng1neerl n1
magazine.
County recipient.a of the award
are Beckman lnatrument.a, Inc.,
of Fullerton, for a ayatem that
improves air poUuUoa me1111ur;
ins capablUty ; Acou.ttlc Stu
darda, Inc . of Orance. for •
drape aystem that reduces nolM
pollution; and Hall ReMarcb
Corp . of lliuion Viejo, for the
de111n and 1nstallatlon of a
rotary ultruonic scrubber to re·
duce aJr pollution
lp• a11d Do.,,..
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maaume. ,...,.S tlMil' faltW re11111'1......., ... UMm •
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To check tbla out. slaoeeooce bl a wtUJe at the uade adl
magazines nm tn pubUcatkma d.treded at bu1WS ot ed.
verti&ing. What they're aaytq, bl lbeb' quelt for advertis-
ing. comes down to a •in&le t!leme: • · Ad'wertlM with Id. Our
readers are simply loaded. '!'bey buy ud buy and bu1 ."
IF YOU WANT to see bow fCM' mquiDe ii ae1llq your
baDk aceount and propensity to buy, loot at any ilaue ot Ad-
vertiaing Age, t.be weekly bible of the ad t.w•M11. Here are
some aamp{es from one re<:eot issue:
House Beautiful s hows a couple in &D apartment over·
looking Central Park. notine tb~ lta 1W.Crtbera apend •
m1Woo each mootb ju.at "to make their bouaea beautiful"
Then comes the puncbline: • 'Th1Dk bow muc:b they spend oa
almonda, LiDcol.n Con·
ti.Dentals, Chivu Re1al
and vitamins."
Time bas a special z
edition that you may not
know about. It goes only •
to the most affluent zip
code areas in the coun
Money
Tree
try. aod nme infonns that it bu juat eliminated 2S of these
tips because they "lost their lustre." Time Z IOQ into
homes where the average income ls $:52~ a year.
PENTllOVSE lAYS IT right oo the line: ''Penthouse
men live well. They're upeca&e, educated, free-spending.
They listen to hl·fi. Tbe9 smoke. They cl.rink . 11ley wear ex·
pensive clothes."
On the other band, ju.st two ~ges later there's Sports 11-
lustrat.ed, Time's kid al.st.er, pohltincout t.batit's "more effi.
clent than the other newsweeklies. Playboy. Penthouse.,
Business W~k. and 1be New Yoriler in reaching men who
ure 18-49, with boulebold incomes over $25,000."
But oo the v•ry next page Ziff-Dam adviaes t.be ad
buyen that iftbey bought space in Car& Driver, Skiing and
Stereo Review, they would "get a greater concentration ol
men who drank gin, vodka, rum or tequila in the past
month. bought jeans in the past year or went to three or
more movies tn the past month th.an Playboy, Newsweek,
Esquire, nme . Sport, Penthouse. Sports Illustrated or U.S.
News "
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Asian companies eager to ex·
paod and tap the rich United States market are acquiring
American manage.nent know-bow in a unique, and ex-
pensive. University of Southern California procram.
Corporations ln Japan, Korea, Hoq Kong, Sineapore.
Taiwan and other Pacific natiODS are layloc out an
average of $SO,OOO apiece for the students they send to the
loternatiooal Business Educatioo and ~:!,&n>«ram at USC's Graduate School of Bu.sineas Ad traUon. P.r · Roy Kerberger, who heads the IBEAR program, says
1t s money weU spenL
"EMDGING COMPANIES iD Pacific Rim oatiom
have a definite need to understand the American bualnes.s
mentality and t.be American cooaumer," Herberaer said in
an inter'View. "One of the beat investments these firm.a can
make is to take an individual and bave him trained in·
digeDOUSly."
Just u American companies train executives for jobs
overseas. foreign corporations poom staffers in order to
penetrate the United States, accordinc to Herberter.
·'The United Stat.es is still the tartest market in the
world," be says, "and rnany of these companies are in·
tereated in IBEAR ~auae with it they'll eventually have
someone who's trained to tbiDk aa Americana think, wbo's
mastered the lanauage and wbo can sit down eyeball-to-
eyeball wtt.h an American huahwuma.o to d.i.acuaa a pro-ject. ''
IBEA&, NOW IN ITS secood yea.r, bu attrac~ atu-
deota rrom· a number t:A prominent Allan ft.nm, ineludlq
Korean Airlines, Tbatland's IU'lett ct.p&rtment atore
chain, Japan's Mltaublabi Buk &Dd Jumbo FloatiDc
Restaurants lD Hoac Koog. A total of It atucheta went·
throu&h the int.enlive, l.Z·montb COUrM lutyear ud ao.,. IOl'OUld thil year. 1'belr awrqe .,. ii Uoaad 30 IDd
moet are mldcfle..lenl executives 'tri.th their' own flnna.
Pet Savings-False B:tlarf• 11.lPPllff of pet food at a quantity dil-coaDt DOt be a aariap ~all.
Dr. alter Weirich, bellllll of Purdue Unl'Nl'l1b'1amall 1
animal dime, aaya that U7 time'°" bay JM1t food In larll
qva--It lbouJd be uMd M IOllll • PQlllble ance 1ie ,. .... ta OPtDect. It not ... wttblD •boat Ax ....... ' ~J.. tlae lood wW blCiD to lale lta DutriUooal value.
But 9"D tboqb tbe food l*bl• ii not GPm*l ... I addl, both flavor and nutrittV. qualitMI start to .... aftilr
1 Umt. UnopeMd, be aaya, a Mell of dey pet food wW atut
to 101e U.. qua.UU.. ln about abt months. Canned food, ~
HJI. bq1na to SOM mrtrtenta ad flavor ll kept two yean I orao.
Cata, he says, are 11pedally ft.nleb eaten and will
tarn ue their DOlte to food that bu bad its navor affected
by too-10na •tot' ....
l'or cata, he ..,., the thNe ~ Ol' '° a ..ir=r will boW ii about all that am '* wtd at a time
fear of the food11 beln1 afreded by~· . (
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'Our Own
t • • A.rtists'
NICK VAUGHN PENCILED 'JUDY I .' DUSTIN .l._IL.f.R .. INSTALLATION, 'TRUSS,' HEADS FOR NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUSEUM WHERE IT RESTS ON CLEAR PLASTIC STANDARDS.
Harbor Muse um criascrosses. county to collect sampler of r.iches, surprises
B1CdOLMOOtl&
Ot .. o.lly Nill Mlllt
. ,
ener1etic art departments at Cil State
Fullerton or UC Irvine; some left for Los
AnteS. or New York.
"WE WONDEaED what happened to those who 1pedftc.i.ty opted for Orqe County as a
place to Ive ud work and per111teetJy main·
talDed •-IDdilPendent attitude," Mra. TUrnbull ...... .
"We-.-WMt.d to llDd out lf there la an in· _.... "11e peculiar to tbll retlon or a .-•ttt .. _.., tbat .Um~uetlvity _. • 11-. t-. wbo are We to tt ." ••111111 director, Thom9I H. Ganer, who =.=.~~c~"tta.tr ftndlnp :•a
Per·imtw•: la a e X U lncb b'ame Brid Pscy lfOUped a pe""ed aalmal cracker ltbra bJ a colorf\ally
IU1Ptd wtadow and alatted floor. He UHi this
•.'IMIGHNlcal, aportift fterdie" to lbow how
art l'l8eeta -ad .. ,_,. lato -UM MYiniG· ....
on tiaaue paper into "1015 Beechwood" and "167
S. Cambridge.'· Richard Beene n's installation piece,
••t;andmarts:~ ls a de:Ucate:ly Inked weather
balloon. It is set up near the patio door. sur·
rounded by four chairs that contain its buoyan·
cy when the wind blows in.
For "Truaa" across the: lobby Dustin Shuler
colll'bined bamboo, plastic and aluminum to
"create the aestbeUu of pbyalcaJ chanae
brousht about by insidious and someUmes
violent forcet." 1
And for "Significant Other" 8-rln• Sbetwin untllevered two burlap bap f« ber state·
meat OD friendlbip.
CON81DltalNG TBE .. ,,..,, ton• and
craay" search, 111. Kofan Nici: "Perbap1 one o the most lnterest1n1
aapecta bas been findint arlistl, prtmartly worlllnc ln ilo1ation -at 1 ... in terms ol their
knowledp ol OCber Oranae OcMlnt)' art1sta -whole won Md ,_.,al ft1lllde llmllarttiea . ··Art"--:.=-l*'IOD&liU•. but tll• enma n u a IOde\1 are in· fluenUal in an ••e11otce of subject matter
and style."
Some more of the originality can be seen in:
-Gary Keller's incorporation of a confron·
talion of imacery. "Orange County From the-
Air Continued, Nos. 1 and 2," with the pbyalcal
matertal of that imagery -ceramic Ules, un·
derglue, photo-silkscreen and dirt.
-sbeila Wal.lea's use of pencil and aouacbe
on paper in •·Desperado" that will be appreciat·.
ed by advanced mathematics and crouword
puzale Mdlda.
-THE WAY Emigdio Vasquu updates
Norman Rockwellian portraiture to paint the
more stem. trim atru11les ol the Chicano won·
in1 claa bffause "I do not believe in aeparat·
ins my pictorial viewpoint from my human and
social one."
-The latest, brightest colors from '19·year.
old Florence Arnold, the dean of Orance: County
· modernilla, '¥hose "CelebtaUoo" proves her
phllotopby that ''if we keep puablilt our
borllODI, we are bowad to tlnd new worlds.••
Ganer beBevea &MN an a number of IUf·
Pij'et in this exbiblUOo. both ill ~ ol wort
<See ova onaas . . . .. .. a>
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w-.t1DrU.HMdle ..... Plaf111he1I Woma.d.U.JW award. M••.._ II
• •!'"411u11ill M9 •-'e _. MMI· ........ J, •• at owe.
ATllLA mus. a priDdpal • wit.a. S. ,...andKo B.u.t. WW cianc.
... Utle role lD "Le .... cte Cyrano, .. a._ lmpind by Rostud'1 pla,r,
........ performwe9 Wllpt aDd Sabini.,
derDOOll in Puadaa Civic Audl\ori\lm a1oDc with• 'Straviuky Capricdo. ••
111J81C ROM TIU SWING BAA. 6e Orimt and ~ve jua will a.. cop>Nned int.be D\ake ~
lradidma ..._the ToMlto Akb'oabi· JAwTaddnBii Bandperfonm atlp.m.
Saturday in crawford Hall at UC Irvine.
Tkketa are '5 (or 1ewal admtsatno,
$4 and S3 for student cla.ssilicatioos.
Dr\NJ811 llADIO BOYS' CllOla
wW observe lta 50lh annivenary by
performtnc at Ambrosi• Restaurant lo
.NewpOrt Beach on Wednesday, Oct. 17.
Jletiring director Hennlna Elbirk will
conduct in one ol h1s lut appearances.
Tile black·Ue optiou.l evenlna. with a
Danish aourmet dinner and music by the
40 boys from Copenhagen, atarta at 7.
Price ia '85 per person and all proceeds
·'benefit t.be choir. Phone 673-0200 for
reservation&.
THE PUBLIC
CORPORATION
FOR THE ARTS
a showcase for interior design
2831 [.Ocean Blvd .. Long Beach. Calif.
September 29 through Octobcr 21, 1979
DONATION $5.00
Proceeds to benefit the Public Corporation
__iru ..Lhc..ArJ.\..AIJd lo,al art.!> orµ mt.mom._
Tickcts-(213) 432-8708.
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t i'!> CAIAIAS It 5 t
CARLOS MONTOYA AT UOot DACK
CARLOS MONTOYA'S GUFrd OONCUT
concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at Saddleback
College's Fine Arts Theater. 28000
Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo is
sold out. The virtuoso will be honored
at a 7Sth year celebration after
the performance.
CHAMBER MUSIC DEVOTEES
have two events pending. The N.ew York
String Quartet, artiat.s·io-residence at
UC Irvine, will perform the first of
four concert.a at 8 o'cl~k tonight in
the Fine Arts Village Theater on campus.
Featured music will be by Beethoven,
<
Mou.rt llDd SUea ZwWlcb. General ad-
mlaaklD ii & ltudeota •1 ... Chapman
Cbamber PlaJwl, realdent f acuhy
.... mMe at Qapman eouece. will open tlMU....,.. It 8 p.m. Thursday. Oct. 18
lD Sa.Jmoe a.dtal Hall. 333 N. Gluaell
St., Or ..... TM coocert ii free.
''TB& MllCftAINING OF
Pavlo Hummel," whicb chroaiclea • YOUDI man'•~ in tbe Vletnam War
ud won an Off-Broadway award, WUl st.art
1 Ove-day nm at8 p.m. Tuesday, OcL 16
in Ora.nae Cout College's Drama Lab
Tbe1ter. Dualel Driscoll plays the
corporal ud William Purk:iaa directs
Tbe play la designed (or mature audiences
Tickets are $1.SO.
DANCP.8 CllOUOG&APBED BY
four sraduat.e students at UC Irvine will
be performed Wednesday · Saturday,
Oct. 17·3> at I p.m. in the Fi.De Arts
Concert Hall on campus Tickets ror $2
and $1 are available at the box office.
"Boogie M~ts" by Cyrus Parker uses
the push-pull forces set to blues music.
"Landltide" by Jane Schecter and
"Laodacape" by Kathy Smykal deal Wltb
erosioo ol the human s~irit. "Dawn
Follows Nii.ht" by Joy Lurie i.a coocerned
with prejudice. Ticket.a are $2 and $1 .
FATHER TOM VAUGHN
brings his piano trio, featuring veteran
bassist Leroy Vinneear and Dick Bert on
drums to tbe J aupot in Corona del llar.
There wU1 be three set.a tonight and
Saturday at 9:30, 11and12:30.
BROADWAY SINGER AND D1'NCE&
Joel Grey will be reatured at Sl Joeeph
Hospital's golden anniversary beoeftt
at 7 p m Saturday at Disneyland Hotel
ENTERTAINMENT
5
FaAZEa 8111'1'11 and his various
radio and TV characters will appear in
a talk show format al the Goklen Bear
U) Huntington Beach OD Wednesday,
Oct. 17. 1be Falcooa, a bard rock band
from Loe Angeles, will open the abow.
THE WDT OOAST PiEwrztE
o( tbe highly acciai.aied "St. Mart's
GOCJpel,'' starrtai Michael Tolaydo, will
be preMat~ at 8 p.m. Suoday at UCLA's
Royce Hall. Tbe unique theatrical p~
ductioo la a ooe-maa performance of t.be
entire Goepel ol St. Martr. Tickets,
rrom S3 to•~. may be purchased at
Mutual agencies.
SYCAllOltE TaAILS STULES
1n Sao Juan Capistrano will conduct its
moathly aU·En&liab, all-Western horse
shows this weekend. Ticba Brown of Sao
Dieeo will judge t.be Engli&b show.
starting at 8: 30 a.m . Saturday. Western
t>vents will be judged by Rick Hansen of
Corona del Mar, begimUng at 8:30 a.m.
Sunday. Trailer parking as available.
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Thi~ untitled. mulu -
ple image pnnt ts b~
J l'rry ul•ls mann of
Florida. one of five
part1c1pants in this
week end's show and
symposium. "M y
Teacher. Myself,"
aalutin& the works of
Henry llolmes Smith
and his former stu-
dents. To register tor
the event at Susan
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Getting Involved
Satellite Shows Extend Artiatry
T-• ••rfrlata of ''O•r Owa Ardlb'".._.*9 ... OM ... f!:.'' .. --:· .... &3::1. ... "C=:, o::t.i: fll
StudHl ~·~ Will eta.rt lla.dQ llt a.a, ... dl111. m N. GlaaMD8'...~.A~ltt
p.m. PridaJ, Od. It will banot' die
artll&a .._. worb wiU be~
~-&alt --~ from 1 to s p.a. .. -::~ ,.::~ &:;'~ »~t ~
dlebact eon.,.. W Marperlta
Parkwa, • .,,...._ VJejo: ~ act. a1 •Golden Welt OoUece. isr ..
Goldeaw.t St., R~ Beacb,
ud throuab Nov. 2S al Fullenoo
Colle1e. 321 E. Chapman Ave.,
Fullerton. Galleries are located ln
the Fine Arts buildings oo the cam-
puses.
"Two lnatallatiQIDS" by Yun& Cbih
and Vickie Maat.roo may be viewed
al Room 212 Artists Space, 101 S. El
Camino Real, San Clemente, lhroulh
Oct. Z7.
Sealor eltlHH are 1••1'•4
from 11•1p.m.SetuNa1to..-w111a u,., a... lD cnadal a • anau· w illllnd mwal la dM NltdM W ..... lo N•wport lfarW -Alt
•••••· • au a. ..... on~ ~==-~~-= Sltoppen" quartet will eDt.rtala
(tom J to 3 p. m. On_.., Carol• Boet&#. artlatlt
41raee-ti tbe 1"ve Peony Open,
.tU Iii.II bel canto arlu, o.rmaa ....., m f'NDeb art~ at l :IO p.... Ula Zall'• Ballet Padtlea wUl pNMllta pre>lfam at 3 p.m.
A aeulpture and drawlnf art
bappenina for parent& and cbildren
will be conducted by s c ulptor
Rlcbard Beenen from 11 a.m. to Z
p.m . Saturday, Oct. 20 in the Fublon
Island Mall.
Irvine LltUe Symphony wiU pre·
sent a classical recital at 4 p.m. Sun·
day. Ocl. 21 m the museum.
Stage One, 420 W. Chapman Ave.,
Orange will be the selling for
performance art by "The Hangers"
and "The Fragmented Self" through
Oct. 2L Phone 639-8560 for details.
A rock concert featuring Big Wow
1s scheduJed for 3 p.m. Saturd~.
Oct . 2i, and Sterling Holloway will
give a performance especiaJly for
children, "Winnie the Pooh a nd
Friends,'' al 2 p.m. Sunday Oct. 28. 'RIBBED CREST BY R.T. P£CE: COLORS RESEMBLE PUZZLE PARTS
ft',....P•pCI
'OUR ARTISTS' REFLECT ORANGE COUNTY ...
seen for the first time by artists who are not
well·known, and also in the more recent work by
es tablis hed Orange Countians .
"MANY PHOTOGRAPHERS have altered
their imagery, either by manipulating the print ·
!ng process or by using the photographic media
an other nonlinear and nontraditional ways." he
s aid.
"Color extends the expressionistic r e·
pertoire, particuJarly io those works where col·
or is not used to replicate an image but rather
to alter it."
Silver softens Laurie Brown's earth·scans
entiUed ''Tracking, Jasmine Creek. Sit.e." In ber
words, "Because the subject bas been recorded
from 'reality,' a tension arises between the
viewer's awareness of that source and the final
a rrangement or illusionistic surfaces.''
SILVER PaJNTS with calligraphy by Holly
Wriaht depict "Tbe Song of Solomon" and ber belief that the pbotograpb ls "a document of in·
tent."
Pat Byrne turned a mual dilemma -a
Jammed advance meebaaiam on a Brownie
.......... ~_. ....
(Friday, Saturday, Sunday ·m 6 p.m.) .. ~~ <>c..n Perch . • . • • .. . . .. • . . . . . a.as
Atl9ntlc Cod . . . . . • .. . . . . . . • • • 3.t5
camera --to a dvantage by multi·exposing
whole strips of film for colorfuJ repetition and
integration of images.
The hues m ay be cool as in the pastels
Ricardo Salcedo adds to bis domestic seen.es or
hot, such as the effects Karen Wilson achieves
when broiling sx.70 prints lO see how far the
process can be pushed.
TWO VIDEOTAPE presentations show how
film can chrooicle contemporary expression.
For his entry, George Geyer interviewed seven
artists to analyze the stresse5 ill vtaual artists'
lives and show they are not alone.
Plus the Museum's Education Department
bas filmed commentaries by participating
artists and corporate executives on bow com·
municatioo in all arts bas fattd compared to
lbe expansion of industry and population.
In conjuoction with tbe exhibition, whicb
continues through Nov. 25, the museum is pre ·
senting "Meet Our Own Ar:tiats" each Friday
from7to9p.m.
"It's Newport Beach's answer to New
York's Cedar Bar," s aid Pbyllla LutJeana..
cu.rator ol educatioo.
"We are creating a relaxed. informal at
mosphere where artists can exchange tdeas
with the public, as well as other arusls. Cb_~"·
che ckers, Monopoly, Scrabble. backgam{?on
and music wilJ be the backdrop "
A slick, $9.95 illustrated catalog, designed by
Daniel Stearns, outlines the ma1or works. arttst '!>
toughtsandsatelliteextub1ts. CSeerelatedstory >
The exhibit was made possible by granLc;
and donations from the National Endowment
for the Humanit.&es, Secunty Paclfic Founda·
lion. Los Angeles ; Mervyn's and Dual Graptl1c<:.
of Anaheim.
AND NOW THAT the sbow bas opened.
what do the two women who masterminded it
foresee?
"Perhaps 'Our Own Artists' will be the
catalyst for a new thrust forward in t.be county's
art a warenes.s.''
"The overwhelming impression is divenity.
Tbe am.ts ia our community may be thi s
mUMUJD's most important resour~e.''
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what are tbe 1eneric terma that can ~, describe today's eclecUc art styles!
Art biatorian Victoria Kocan aplalu tUt ··our Own Attiata'' includes a1p.lfteant exampMI
of five catetorlea and tbe new media 1ucb aa }
photography, copy art, film and vldeo. Some J
works overlap and others defy cluaUlcatioo. ' 1
"1'1118 EIH••moN can actually be viewd u a microcosm of what ia bappenina all over UM
country," she aaid.
"It i5 obvioul tbal the sbeer physical beauty. 1
relaxed llleatyle, Disneyland and lncreaalac ,
urbanization o( Qrange County are evident in tM ~
majority of pieces." ~
The five major categories she cltes in tbe '
Newport Harbor Art Museum show are: f
ADVANCED ABSTaAC'rlON works are "Un·
mediate and beautiful. Tbe artist.a' love of surface
texture, light and illusionist ambiguity are •
responsible for our falling ~r the spell of these
m agical works ... Some centers of composition •
are charged with the iconic power of a Jasper ~
Johns 'Target."'
CONTEMPORARY REALISM is "direct and
reassuring 10 1Ls imitative definition of art.
Bravura technique is the artist's vehicle for ~Vok· ;
ing a new reality from his or her portrayal of
known 1ndividuaJs . places and s it uations .
Recogoinng ourselves is a necessary part of ~
realist looking experience ... These artlats are
finely tuned to tbeir immediate environment aod
the changes wrought by man and nature."
ECCENTRIC FIGURATION i& distinguis hed
by "the creauon of a fantastic, aJtemative reality.
These artists deliberately pu,rsue personal visions
which may or may not be understandable to the
viewer. Their representations or invented people in
mental landscapes are pnmanly therapeutic. But
there 1s a hauntulg, humanistic presence." ·
ASS E MBL E D AND MANIPULATED
OBJECTS function as "surrogate fetishes fo r a
society with little tribal organ.izallon. Some are
made Trom precious or natural maten alB that are
~autlfully wrought and lovingly finished. Other
pieces are assemblages of memorabilia that are
syner gistic, oostaJg1c and exotlc. These artists tt·
cycle fragments and details discarded in tbe
course of a lifellme. We appreciate the power of
re1nterpretatioo, craft and mtimacy tbey invoke."
MONU MENTAL AND CONCEPTUAL
SCULPnJllES are "demanding and public in
nature. They confront the Vlewer by virtue of thei r
size, scale and techruque. They cast shadows that
shouJd be coo.sidered part of the work."
''Artists whose works can be considered in this
category are fascinated by tbe physical rela-..
tioosbip between art and life. They enjoy canytn1 I
out t.beir ideas oo a cra.nd scaie and their won. a~ n.tlinc became el Uiia."
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• victory, game's end finds the whole 1an1 head·
to1 some place to celebrate or commiserate, as
the caae m~ be, over food and 1ro1. •
,.,. Above all, fall ls a reminder ot harvest and
'
bounty, a aoad to start galllvantlna 1n search of
the countless dining and entertalnment
pleasures this area offers
NO..QNE BAD BETTES nuon to welcome
Umn than Charlie Rlveuo and his atatf at
. ~·s Pler 2 and Rib Joint in Newport
••ach. -Oct. 3 marted the restaurant's second
a.Dn1veraary, with many changes having taken
place iD the_preced.lng months
Ortonauy speclaUzt.oa almost totally In fish
and seafood, the rosmd and purple spot over·
looking Newport's Back Bay has expanded it.a
menu to include ribs, chicken, pork chops and
steak.
Centered on the former disco floor now ts
the Green Produce Co., an enormous salad bar
_,,with about 40 different Items to make a truly
~Pulling Stri~g• · '\
The New York String Qua~t of Stephen
Erdody, Brian Dembow, Robert Becker
and William Fitzpatrick starts a second
year as artists-in-residence at UC Irvine.
'the first of their four concerts will be at 8
o'el6ck tonight in the Fine Arts Vlllale 'Theater on campus. Tickets are 2
general and $1 for students. Music by
ozart, Beethoven and Ellen Zwillich will
featured.
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Uona for dimer' dall,y HffPt MODd.11: NO-Im.
• • •• n'I TOO aAD there lla't a public Mrvice
award ol tbe moat.b for restaurutl. U tMN
WH, October'• cleaMlUt wlGner would b9 Douc
Rys ud bll A.Delent Martner/Ruaty Pelican
operaUcln.
The popular cllnlal spot.a oa Cout Hlpway
ln Newport Beach are apoaaorl.nc a team relay
(The Human Race '18), Saturday, Oct. 30, wtt.b
all proceeds aotn1 t-0 the California Spectal
Olympics.
Look for um ttvent -which aboulcl produce
as much fun for participant.a u needed fund.s
tor a worthy cause -to kick olt at 9 a.m. at
Newport Dunes. A triple-threat affair, th1s race
will cooaiat of cycUn1 (14.7 miJes) runnl.q (S.2
miles) and awtmmln1 ceeo yards).
TEA.118 WILL BAVS three persons (ooe for
each leg ol the relay) except for the Iron man
and lroo woman cate1oriea. Medala will be
awarded to the "lron" winners as well as a
large variety of division categories.
These include open male, open female, open
mixed. maaten <entrant.a over 40 years), public
safety (poUce, flre, ureeuard, etc.). professional
<doctors, etc.>, restaurant and family (parents with children).
A compllmeotary dinner at the Ancient
Mariner or Rusty Pelican will be awarded to
the wiMer of each division. Souven1r T-shirts
wlll be presented to all competitors.
The entry tee <non·refundable) is $18 per
team (for each dJvlslon entered> and SlO for
iron man or iron woman. It covers the cos,l of
awards, race results, T-shirts and cbarlty dona· lion.
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Hurry, entry deadline is Oct. 14 . Lale en·
tries, until race time, will be $21 per team or
iron man and iron woman.
Applications and information can be ob-
tained at the Ancient Marine r and Rusty
Pelican restauranta, Loeschborn's for Runners
and most athletic and bicycle stores. lnforma
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552-7367 on the weekend. ••• FALL'S CRISP EVENI NG air has an
especially melodic sound at the Ivy House in
Laguna Beach where an engaging and talented
pianist and vocalist. Tom Stein. is now appear·
Ing.
At the keyboard nightly. Tuesday through
Saturday from 8:30 to I :30 a.m . Tom ls a
versatile and communlcallve arust. With his
energetic piano stylings a nd clear. strong voice
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Tom com ea from Chlca10 _ wbere be
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Rush Street. and ln the northern aubutbl. 8laee
landing in Calllomia ju.st over a year •&O be hal
been seen in Oran1e County at Franeo6a ID HUD~
tln&ton Beach, Kona Hawaii in Santa Ana and
the Essex Arms in Anaheim.
RIS EXTENSIVE repertoire d.Jpe into at.an•
dards <"Foggy Day". "Paper Moon"), bluee
("Summertime", "After You've Gone">, jau
C''A Train". ''Satin Doll") and show tunes
("Cabare~". "The Way We Were").
Snappy, too. are Tom's special medleys ot
the Beatles, Dave Brubeck and Barry MuUow.
But that's not all: he takes aide roads Into
ballads, soft rock, top-40 and boofie wooJie.
Garrtson and Baker continue to bold down
the Sunday and Monday ent.ertalnment &ii at
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Reservations : 494·9491 or 752-8558.
* * * FOR THOSE CONCERNED with health and
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Four tempting entrees <ottered with fully
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From petite f1lel mignon to baked manicot-
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bread. baked potato or rice pilaf. giarden
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entree by calones, proteins. rats. carbohydrates
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The "Unbeatable Eatables" are offe~ for
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Campus Art Events Show New Ideas
i ONSOr'l'llBPO&S•OST
coaa.mpacu, Ameticaa arUIU. Jlm om.
baa crMe.d • ml&ed media dcawtnp expl'tllllJ for hla lbow ln the 1..u.nea
at Cal 9late, Loal Bucb t.UwO Nov 11 Ttat eablWU. will atan Yoftday.
Di.De'• urb> WCIHa w.re •a tlae malnllrum
of the'• Pol> Art Hplolk>ll, but now
he ~t.I on renderllll \be nnre
•• a mmt UPNUlve v.blcle for &he creatloe o1 worb ol art. TbeM put.el
and c~ drawtn11 wUJ to on natloc!al
tour alter uua premJere showtna.
BNVISONMENTA.L SCtJLProa
Mowry Baden will return to UC Irvine
from Canada f« a 4 p.m rettpboa on
Wedn--.V at the 1lte of bia installaUoo.
The outdoor work, juxta~ina man-made
painted ateel to the specific loCllJe
aloni South Circle View Drive on campus,
was created while he waa a VJsitlna·
artist·in-resideoce last sprina quarter
''A•EalCAN WOMEN AR11.STS
at the Turn of the ~ntury" will be the
topic of Saddleback College instructor
and author Charlotte Rubenstein when
she starts tM fall mini-lecture series
at 11 a.m. Thursday at Laguna Beach
Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Drive. Tickets
are SI.SO for the sertes or $3 per
session. Call '94-6531 for details.
AUTHOR-CRITIC AND ARTIST
azA.UST PAINTER. SYLVIA SBAP.
known for her penetrating portrait.a or
people, will dUcuss her work at noon
Tuesd~n Jl'lne Ana Hall 118 at Orange
Coast e1e. Adm1'slon ls $1.:50
OPEN POaTFOUOS OF
original Oriental art will be sbown from
10 t.o S Monday in Guggenheim Gallery.
at Chapman College, 333 N. Gla.ssell St .
Orange. Oldest prints amooe the 500
pieces that will be for sale date back
to the 18th century and will lnclUde
Chinese woodcuts. lndjan miniature
paintings and manuscripts. The collection
was provided by Marson Ltd. of Baltimore
VIBKANT WATERCOLOllS
will be featured through Oct. 28 as •
Challis Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Highway.
Laguna Beach, s howcases sUU life
and abstract works by Phil Dike and
Barbara Weldon and Douglass ParsbaU's
depictions ol sporting movements
The opening reception wiJI be from
3 to 5 Saturday and regular viewing
hours are 11 to 5 Wedllesdays · Sundays
COSTA MESA ART LEAGVE
me mbers will meet at 7 p.m Thursday,
Oct. 18 in TeWinkle Middle School.
3224 N. California St .. to bear PauJ J
Demers of Huntington Beach discuss
photography with an illustrated lecture
HAND-PULLED LITIIOGRAPHS
by Kooja Kim. Frank Howell, Veloy V1g1I,
and Tomoe Yoko1 and portraits by Man lee
Mechling Collins may be viewed rrom
Suzi Gablik will discuss ·Progress in
Art" at 7 :30 p.m. Wednesday in the
University Theater at Cal State, Long
Beach, 6101 E. Seventh St. The lecture
is free. Works by the London correspon-
dent have been shown in Europe and
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MALCOLM McDOWELL• DAVID WARNER • MARV STEENBURGEN
''TIME AFTER TIME"
• "MlKLOS ROZSA .... , . .,.. ..... NICHOLAS MEYER
• KARL ALE XANDER a STEVE HAY!:S .... ,.~ H (RB Jl\ffr
.......... NICHOLAS MEYER · • ., •
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Plut''AGATHA
"SHAME OF
THE JUNGLE" (R)
Plus "TUNNEL VISION"
boel v anymore
''PATRICK" Ptus(R)
SHAME OF THE
JUNGLE"
ROCKY
~~·:: D
Pius THE SEDUCTION
OF JOE T'l'NAN
·n~ I • .'U ,_. 11' .ln The, <;.
... 0,,h i>•l"O"<. ~~ · iJ LIFE ;for BRIAN ~ 0 .. J -v
"' 100 • •• •• • Plus (PG) 1·" -;:: .~:' •• '00 "MOONRAKER"
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"SHAMEOFTHE
JUNGLE"
"WHEN
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MATINEES SATUIHY & SUNDAY
.. APOCALYPSE ~OW'JR>
"MOON RAKER" (PG)
"CAPRICORN ONE"
"ROCKY II" CPG)
"GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY"
"10"(R)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
"WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" (Rl
"10"
"SHAMPOO" (R)
"HOOPER"
"THE WARRIORS"
"UP IN SMOKE" (R)
t "LITT~~~r~ ~~bRCi~~~~~~L~~~AtANE"
"PATRICK"
"JENNIFER" (R)
"ANIMAL HOUSE"
"PRISONER OF ZENDA" (PG)
ALL OIUVC·INS O l"CN 6:l0P.M......,,,Y
Cfllld U11•er I 2 f'rM UlllHl 1t
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lnt811nlllion
Tom ntus
Thln1 Happened Oft tb• Way to the Forum ... IC"'
• rat.her 1t.rana• cbole. for SCR. which cenera•
ly of.ta tor 10met.bln1 more ce,.bral, but it cer.
lain y m.U. tor• weU-balanc:ed aeqon.
"Wini'," lhe 1toni of a woman'• recovery
from a 1tNe. follow• "Wild Oat.a" onto the
Fourth Step It.II• Nov. 15 \&Older the dlrec:Uon or
Martin Beoson. Then comes the Sondheim r e·
vue. to be ataaed by John·Davld Keller wbo also moun~ SCR.'1 two productlooa of "God.spell,"
"In Fuhioo" and "J acques Brel."
8£NSON WILL BE back Feb. 19 with
"RJaht o( Way," the West Coul premiere of a
new play about a couple plannJ.nc • "comlon...
"'~NIC AT HAN8Ni R K' ELECTRIAE
.•• NEW, WONDERFUL AND
REFRESHINGLY llfFERENT."
_ ......... 'fWt .... -• Picnic at
"TIMI beat non·documenta~rock tllm In years. H's
rowdy. exuberant. Oownrt masterful In capturtna
the rebellious spirit of roe 'n roll."
-Lloyd Sacha. Rolling Stone
bl•" death. APril Fool'• Day wt1J brtu "Mueb
Ado," with Ouiel hlllvu ("A Mldlummer
Nt1bt'1 DNa.m." •'Two o.mi.m. of Vm>na")
dJr•eU..,.
-"Wfft Side Story," "My Fair Lady."
"Camelot" and (ar e you rtady?) "A CborUI • Line."
The MUOD wiDdl Up, ~nnlq MQ 15, with a.Mbof'• "Sta Gull," a play orillnally
Ucketed for the ftnt Muon ln the new tlMater.
GuHt dlnetor Kea Ruta bu been recruited to mount tbe ltor)' ol an upper clNI Ruulu f aml·
ly prior to tbe revolution.
* GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE al.lo bu an-
nounced lta 1cbedule for the am.to Muon, •
year which bellDJ next Friday wttb the IUI·
peDM drama "Komcaue."
Nell Simon '1 '"the Good Doctor'' opem a
nine-performance rva No•. i. to be follow.cl br
Tenneuee WUliam1• "Tbe Role Tattoo," open·
int Feb. 8. A family comecly b)' eoUe1e drama
t.eJcber Charles KitebeUt "To Be a Pequln," lakes theOWC stac_e Karen 14.
The •Prinl mUJlcaJ, acbeduled to open lby
l&, will be selected from amonc four coat.enders
If Golden Weat can pull off UM r1pu to tbat
one. the HunUnston Beach co1M1e mlCM be
able to run lt aU aummer. • CAU.BOAaD -Saddleback CoU.e1e ttu announced aud1Uona for Mollere'• comedy 'ttt'be
Miser " for Oct. 29 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the SWdlo
Theater on the Mission Viejo campus .... ff.
Wynn Pearce will be dlrectln1 the abow, whleh
opens Dec. 6 . . . . call 831-4747 for fwtber ti·
tails ....
The Fountain V1lley Community Theater
will bold tryout.a for It.a Chrtatmu production of
"Scrooge" S1t.urday 1.nd &andly from 2 to 4
p.m . at the Fountain Valley Community Center,
10200 Slater Ave .... director Jay Q>nk11n wUl
be ca1Ung 30 roles from llet 8 and up wttb •
pa rticular need for adult.a ... call 8»0113 for
furtherlnformation ...
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£dw•tdt."' "Pink P•nt~" men.
knowt ""W9Y ·~. bell ... ..._,, but he ls •Ito e lh,.wd
obMrYW °' ~porery tollles. Hlucrlpl t. toeded with tltHIMton, yet It
poswutt • l'Wtfid.MrMCI ieuon. The flelNV plMsuNs .,.n·t
everything. ~I~ Moore Is spttftdldly cnt es• hit se>nQ
wrtter penktltd by tM prospect
ofturnlng,2.JulleAndreW$
P'•YI • cwlously latent role
as his sornetlmeJ mlatress; •t
IHst ttM part allows her SOMt un.-Popplns-llke dialogue. Bo o.m "*"a ,,.,.sh Ing debUt as the object of Moore's lust
(11 on a sea .. of 1 to 101.
The rating Is• well-deserved
R. with strong langu~ and more then enouoh se• to support
the film's the~.
"THE ONION FIELD" Is
based on a true cop-kllllng
Incident and Its lf!nOthy, f\Ot
parttcularly rosy aftermath
as c:t\nlnlcttd by potlceman-
turned-Mlthor Joseph Wambaugh.
The former Los Anoeles detec-
tive, who didn't care for the
film versions of his best·
selling novels, "The New
Centurions" and "Choirboys," took charge this time, writing
his own screenplay and hiring
unknown Harold Becker to direct. The film Is a dark
and all too convincing study
of a no-win Justice system
that doesn't change the two
killers (James Woods and Frank·
lyn Seales) bot almost destroys
the officer who survives their
attack (John Savage l. It's
heavy stuff. This fllm Is not
for those who llke suspenseful
plots and tidy endings. There
are no solutions offered past,
perhaps, the passage of time. But the acting Is brilliant,
with WOOds a terrifying stand-
out as the cold-blooded master-
m ind, and If Wambaugh was
almlno for kitchen-sink realism,
he's certainly succeeded.
Rated R for language, violence
and open allusions to homo-
se•ua llty In prison.
SIMSHINO DeBUT
Bo o.M ..... '" '10'
"LA CAGE AUX FOLL ES"
("Birds of a Feather") is the
most orlglnal comedy to come
out of Europe -or anywhere
else -In years. The Italian
French production, spoken In
French with English subtitles, provides outrageous laughter as
it careens from one bizarre
situation to another. Two homosexual males, operators of
a transvestite nlght·ctub, have
lived together for 20 years,
one of them raising a son.
The boy Is straight and wants
to marry the daughter of a
French deputy, leader of the
moral forces. Rated R.
"THE SEDUCTION OF
JOE TYNAN!' ~s a dumb title for
an admirable movie about the
personal and political pressures
of a U.S. senator. Joe Tynan
is a liberal New Yorker
striving to balance his career
ambitions with a wife and two children back home.
The familiar tale Is directed
with freshness and sensitivity
by Jerry Schatzberg. The script
was written by Alan Alda, who Is
splendidly supported by
Barbara Harris as his wife,
Meryl Streep as the compliant
attorney, Melvin Douglas as a
senile seoator and Rip Torn as
a venal one. The R rating seems
severe
"MONTY ftYTMON'I
Lll'I Ofl lllUAN" or>ent
with ltne W1M ~ brlnglnv
9lft1 to• newt>orn blbt In JeNMM.m. OOC>I, wrong menger.
Thty IMtch tM gifts back Ind
deffrt. That'• tht story of
8rl1n CoMn's 1119 : always In the wrong ptace .t tht rl9ht
time. Thia outregt04.is P49rody
of blbllcal movl• could only
bf attempted by Britain's mad
Monty Pvthonl•ns, who wrote the
scrl_pt and play most of the
m1Jor rotn. Rited"·
"TIME AFTER TIME" Is an outraoeous notion that succeeds surprlslngly well.
Suppo Ing that H.G. Wells
actually did Invent a workable Time Machine. Supposing Jack
the Ripper uses It to escape
from 1893 London to 1979 San
Francisco and Is pursued by
Wells. PreJ)()Sterous? Of course.
but somehow the movie watcher
becomes thoroughly Involved 1n the author's chase after the
mad killer.
Malcolm McDowell and David
Warner are compelllno as Wells and the demoniacal doctor.
Mary Steenburgen Is absolutely
entrancing as the San Franciscan who befriends Wells. Rated PG,
with a fair amount of blood and
off-screen mutllatlon.
"A MAN. A WOMAN ANO
A BANK"lsaclassyhelst
movie, Intelligently acted by
an accomplished cast and
direc ted by Noel Black with a
keen eye for suspenseful excitement. Donald Sutherland
and Paul Mazursky are the gen.
tee I crooks, computer experts
who relieve a bank of S4 million
by counter-programming as its
new bulldlng goes up. Brooke
Adams,anlmmenselyappealing
young actress, becomes Involved
in the escapade, more or less
against her will. Among the
film's assets are gorgeous shots
of Macao and Vancouver. If the
plot contains a lesson, It seems
to be that crime does pay.
Which will come as no surprise
to the bank rObbers of New
York City. Rated PG, perhaps
because the moral !esson Is
not suitable for you11gsters.
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Ben Jones reluxes with Catherine Bach
1n a scene from ·'The Duk es o f
Hazzard" tonight at 9 on CBS, Channel
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Once She Played Helen; Now She's A1111ie
By TOM JORY
NEW YORK (AP> -It's one of those showbiz
stories simply too good to be true : A 12-year-old
actress ~lays youne Helen Keller in .. The Miracle
Worker' on Broadway, then returm. 20 years
later, as Helen's teacher, Annie SUlllvan, in a new
TV production ol the play.
The tale, It happens, ls true.
Patty Duke -now Patty Dute Astin -wu,
indeed, Helen Keller, oppoalte Anoe Bancroft'a
Miss Sullivan in the 1959 Broadway play and 1IG
motion plcttµ'e. And abe ~la,. t.be teacher in
the two-hour NBC special y at 9 on Channel
4, with Mellaae Gilbert from "Little House on the
Prairie" u the deal and blind Iba. Keller.
"WHEN I WAS ASKED to do it. my reaction
was, 'Ob my God, yes,' and 'Ob, my God, no'." Mn.
ABtio recalla of wbal was, al Q>e time, a rather
casual 1uuestion that abe return in "The Miracle
Worker" u the teacher. "And then," she says, "when lt was about to
become a reality. I was terrified.
Duke received an Oscar as best s upporting a('
tress.
"The Miracle Worker" dramatizes Annie
Sullivan'• determined fight to help Helen Keller
learn to communicate from her dark and sound·
less world.
William GlbaoQ wrote the play. whlch was pro-
duced lniUaUy u a televiaioo drama In 1957. with
Patty McCormJck u Miu Keller. Gibson also
wrote the t.eleplay for the curreot production,
wblcb ran ror two weeks on the stage in Palm
Beach, FlL, a unique form of rehearsal.
PATl'Y IKJKE APPEUED in more than 700
live perfOl'maDeel .or "The Miracle Worker." and
was delcrtbed at the Ume u the YoUD&est penoo
ever to have starred on the New York st.age.
Indeed, Anna Marie Duke's career bad begun
long before ''The Miracle Worker," with television
commercials. several Uve TV dramaa, a documen-
tary film and a motion picture, "The Goddess."
She returned to Broadway for "Is le of
Children" alter filming "The Miracle Worker " in
1962, and for two yeart had her own TV series,
"The Patty Duke Show."
Later, ehe WO\lld win Emmys ror "My Sweet
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"My complete ramiUartty with the play was
about BS percent helpful," abe says ot tbe new TV
production. "But the other 15 percent waa echoes
o f the pa.st that I had to kind ol divorce myself
from."
"Anne Bancroft was very instrumental In
calming my fears," Mrs. Astin says. " I guess I
was looking for her permission, though not ln those
words. to take the part she bad played so
beautifully. I mean. I was challenging the Idol, and
I didn't want to do anything to jeopardize her love.
Charlie" and "The Captains and the Kings." and;:=====.====;;-==========-appear in several motion pictures, notably "Happy
Gl'l'e life a T '
Charlene Tilton gives her all during
cheerleading practice on "Dallas" tonight at
10 on CBS, Channel 2.
FROM Fash ion Island
Newport Beach
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"WHAT SHE SAID WAS, ''Go do it, and do it
well, and if you are successful, I will bask ln your
glory.' It was very graclom, and very scary.''
Miss Bancroft won an Academy Award as best
3Ctress for "The Miracle Worker," and Patty
Anniversary,"· "Va lley of ~ Dolls" and "The
Swarm."
SHE MARRIED actor-dJrector J ohn AsUn.
and, since 1.973, they have toured the country in
theatrical productions. Mn. Aatin also appears
frequently in television movies.
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1979 MERCURY
IOICAT J.DOOI
Economical 4 cylinder engine. 4 speed
trans .. air cond .. power sleenng &
brakes (785WOW) (Stk. P3934Al
95088
1976 OLDSMOBILE
ST.UflH
6 cyt 4 soP.f>d tranc; factory air cond
pwr <,teerinq & brakes radio 1tn1eci
?~::' .~~ '3388'
19 8 DODGE
AS'!H
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1978 FORD
FAllMOMT SQUIH WAGON
Au tomatic trans power steer.no
lactorv air cond AM/FM o;tereo &
luggage rack (107VOZI (Stk P3539l $4188
1977 IUICI
REGAL 2 DR. HAllDTO, va automatic trans factory air cond
pwr steennq & brakes owr w1ndo~ &
s eats AM/FM s te r eo & morP1
1988RSDl$4888 ...
1978 FORD
FIOO "Cl.U' va. aulomalte trans oower steenng &
brakes. llnled glass (1J881031 ISlk
T0409 l
95388
13 ONLY 13
NEW VAN CUSTOM
CONVERSIONS
PRICE SLASHED TO
SELL ON SIGHT!
MOVA
Econom1ca1 6 cylinder au1oma1tc !fan<,
owr sre.:>nnq & brakes t1n1eo olao;-.
1839RXHI IStk P39731
'3388
1978 CHEVROLET
CHIVfTTI 4 ooo•
With automatic 1ransm1ss1on This oa!'.
sa11Pr has low low miles• 1037ULF'
IStk P4019A) A real bargain at only
$3988
1978 CHEVROLET
I 1 TOH f"ICl·U'
Economical 6 cyltnder lhree soeed
Iran<, 11nted glass camper snell
l1L55293) (Stk P3979TJ
'4688
1978 FORD
MUSTA~ 2+2
4 cy lin der engin e aut o m at ic
transmission oower steering factory
mags & immacul ate condl(B43UKRI
(Slk 39011 '4988
1977 DODGE
CllWCAI 4x4
VB automatic trans . air cond . owr
steering & brakes. tinted glass
CtE4<4 700) !Stk. P40 161
95988
1977 FORD
f'tMTO IU .. AIOUT
f COl"Om1ca1 4 cyt .iutoma11c trar>s
l<tctorv ,,11 cond sunrool & 11.nvl roof "d•o&i35i8
1977 FORD
L Ttl n SQUllll W AGO ..
V8 air cono oower steering AM. f'M
<;teri>o root rdt k cru1:.e conlrot
1346TOHl IStk P3992
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4 cy11nder e ngine aut om atic
transm1ss1on Hugger Orange" exterior onotow iiiiii"'
1979 FORD
l"IMTO RUHAIOUT
This .. gas m1zer'" has a V6 engine
automatic 1ransm1ss1011 oower steering
& less than 4.000 miles. (775WGL1 IStk
P3856TA)$49N
1979 FORD
MUSTANG TURIO
Eou1pment includes 4 speed trans
~screamtng yellow" exterior, T RX radial
t ires. m ags. sl ereo & moonroof
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All S4lle Pricn Vlld 72 tto.n Pt..-w--. -,
The BIOl•at M•rk•tpl•c• on th• Orange _ Coaet
.DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
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3 Bdrm. 2 bath, l ·level condo .
Comrletely redecorated wlth new
vlny tile Ooortng. Bedrooma have
new cptng. Pool just outside your
large Mexican tiled patio. Carefree
living on beautiful greenbelt. lmmed.
occupancy. Only $700 month.
WISUY M. TAYLC>a CO .• UALTOtlS
2111 S..J11qnl ..,IMd
MEW...,."<>l_IT,.. CINTll, M.I . 644.49 I 0
BALBOA ISLAND
FIRST TIME OFflRED
.... z story ..... ,... ...,. 2 ... Apt.
Jnt off Mo. layfr•t & Scmdy leoch.
House has 3 Bdrms & den. 3 baths,
patio, jacuzzi, 2 decks; 3 car garage
PLUS off street parking. Large roof
~eek overall for outdoor living .
GREAT VIEW! ALL on an
OVERSIZED LOT. $475 ,000. Lo........, & A11oclatH '75-l:JJI
229 M.-. A•, l4Aoa llld.
,.ALMSPRIM&S ..
COHDO
Excellent, affordable de-
sert home oo fee laod. Low maintenance
StatSTOllACH
Newport Beach duplex, 4
bdrma. up, 3 bdrms.
down; finest rental area Oosetoshoppmg. Pnced
at $212,500.
673--3663 642-2253 Eves
associated
OCIAHFltOHT Real Estate
$55,000! WMTIWATER VIEW
BROK E RS--RE AL TO RS
lU 1~ ~ lolboo • 11 J6• l
PRICE REDUCTION . 3 S t o ry, 3 bedrm MtMllSTATl!
8ALBOA deluxe duplex. bungalow wilh private a.d ... 1-w.d
-large 4 bdrm. & 3 bdrm. beedl. made for lovers of 4 Bedroom + pool + ..uta. frplc. each; now the sea. Financing horse stalls. Gourmet -.ooor......, installment av.Uable. Call now for klt.cben •country hvmg ! &•7 mra~. 673-8550 JIW'ChaM! ""'"' iH97iff nlN ,0 111 N<I , Muc:b. much IDOf"e ! ! Call ~.:z~ ~•t<ifVN JOlll N</•
lAISID H>UM>A T10M
HAUWOOO ROOIS
Classic o lder home on a quiet
r ut-de-sac in Eastside Costa Mesa:
cute fireplace. large lot, 3 bedrooms.
raised foundation and hardwood
floors . A perfect starter home at
$95,000.
U,_.lfJUI: t1()Ml:S
REAL TORS • 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
WE HAVI
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WrrH '9Elt & SUP
BILL CR.UN DY, REALTOR
J.11 Buy\1dt' D'"'' ~-B r,J'} hlt>I
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2015 am-, Coste Meto
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Immaculate 2 + den -light & open.
*FREE*
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lmge ~in prime pfa~~~ * * ~ 1o;e~yp!c':!:' 1~~~ge !ew ~-no:.n~~':~i ti.a area. A little fixing _..
w'Jl bring bl•.•e\Ums u.v--..r eli~~~-~A _1e_rm1 Call
Pttcedto-sell mrir'"-.t OOW-: N()"'OOWN AllforooJy$109,900 0"1'.·''· 1 • ,,,.,...,,,,.,,,.,
$107,900. Call 751·3L91. WANS TO $100,000 bl I I I
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0CEANROHT DICUTIYE SHCtAL excellent family home. REAL TORS ... Js~ -:,fTS $55,0001 An eoteruloment Slepuverldtcben,extra
PRICE REDUCTION . apecial, J bedrm. tri· 1af1e patio, maniCW'ed SIW'S TO 11.ACH •185 Lota, mobUe home
BALBOA deluxe duplex; leYel Townbome. Super grou.nda. Asklo1 only Sll9,tOO !'r'~~~er°:J:~ ...._ 4 bdrm. fi 3 bdrm. let up f« busy person. BS.900. Call now 813-7881 ,..... __ ,_" 3 ........... _ bri .. .... ,,.,.,....,._ ...,_ i..i-uaiia. frpl b End UDit. ID prime loca· Oi'i.N '"., .,, s 'VN •ol'I N<t • ~........ ....,...-w, Ca •·1. pcmi-,.,... ven· ... Ooo! ~ =~ den. Priced to aeU now at f. pttioa. Lota of wood aod bn M down. Owner , prehaNI $127,500. Call now, • 1JJJ•il!iJJI II.a. Private communi· wlllC8f1'13yun.
OCWIROtff ~9•1J HUNF081NU·..f'F'''lf ~~~\!l~t!t7!.. ::.-::.s:.~.c:~ ~~.:~~ ~~.~ l•·ll~IH1tl r:::~-:E~~:
kMcbenlnowner a apt.+ home OP the Island. acrea borae property
; loU of Im Ported tile, ·-------•I Spadoua a Bdrm w /fpa, nn1 llta&9. Owner W111 •: b'plc. each unit. 8 Car bup Uvlnl rm • patlo. ••~T~ ~ Prine. only · ~ ...... + much more! 2 STOllY Spa1'b eatl7. Owner la - -.-... "-· t.fU.lOISI"' Slt5,000I Try your fllake root. 4 Bdrm, 2V. amdouatomovelntonew t09AtelMCOMI itW:Zll
:. '1er'lml Ba, $133,500. Eaatalde home. Now reduced to i....te 3 Bdrm bome .in \ ..... .., ,...,.. <:oat.a 11eu.. $119$0 O'eat F.utaide location. ,.,.y
'1 .... 1 2 M HOMI . . 1Wo l BR llDita add to in·
"1 * 671-7060 * Odee ccner. B-2 zooed JACOIS 1£ALJY com.. OWNER WILL
•tMIMMt•" • BadnD. 2 bath bome. EartJt ._. carpeta, re· lot. Room to build. 67 • ..._..._70 CARRY FINANCING. ~ .,.,.. -1'1119 la a m\llt see at mocWad Mal>' kltcben, lanml dtalna. ftreplace. A ....... eovend brick Jllltio. N9aUed beakle a
IOlar beac.ct, eaclosed,
free.form pool with
separate deyln1 area. SI.aper terms aod buy !
Act DOW! 548-2113
f ~Y lll£X ..,~ ltHr. OCUM DWl.11 =~· For delalla call
.... fm,000
..wl VIEW! Hice 2,000 aq ft owner's 1~11: • u n It. 2 s e pa r a t e ·,: ~ HERITAGE
ia.nmic Newport Bay Mnlmfln'l' FJM(SJ balcclaie9. lush atrium, 3
vWn from 1or1eou a •wrv•u '1 " queenslze bdrm a .~~~~~~~ bed:rm a_pper unit or Decorator Palermo separate mHter wln1 ~
. . REALTORS
, lll*"o'-2 beclrm lower model, Harbor View with l\replace .It aunken
• 1mll1Naturalbridtfplcs. Homes. Fee land. 4 tub. J~ U.ted. Call to. '• Wet ban. 4 Car 1ara1e. Bedrma, fonnal dining day' a..11n
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"VETS HELPING VETS"
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for free Info
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No quallf)'inl. Super 3 Bdrm. l ~ bath, patio.
So. CoMt Plua area. Ap.
prox 9 yn old. $17,500 dn.
pymta $604 tmo. Total
price 187,SOO. 957-0554
Own/Alf,.
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SELL kUe Items with a
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MIWPOIT )•eNTS a.J
Be•utJful 2 bd. home with quiet
bachelor unit. C•ll Robert
M.llllken. 831·1266
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IN THE BLUFFS ..
"l.OW NICI FOa FAST SAU"
$145.008
Sensational "X" plan , 3 Bdrm, 2'h ba,
family kitchen, plus formal dining rm.
Pool -s id e l o cation . Hug e
''Wrap.around patio .. end unit on lush
greenbelt.
THlS HOME IS TRULY A
BIG . BIG. VALUE .
-Just compare' (Nothing e ven close
at Uus one· tune pn ce >.
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Beach Realty
IEAL ESTA ft DCEU.IMCI SIMCI lt4t
COME WITH US . .To Spy2lass Hill.
Whethe r short te rm or Ion~. your
investment will b<• well placed m th1s
s pectacular ft\ t.• bedroom. formal
dining room and den ho me . complete
with pool. s pa and <'anyon vie w
Propt>rty 1s loc:..teci m NC'wport School
01s tnct P m·e n ·duced to S439.500
NEWPORT BEACH
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BR,. 3 Ba. Dtn. Rm .
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glass 1alore Sunde<·k
balcony. terrace Sep
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Seeing la believu111 A
spect•cul ar 4 bedrm. 2
bath home w1lh a huge
added ptnewood bonus
room Raised hearth.
brick fireplace Cheery l:t.,n lutcben. qwet de stttet. VA DO
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759*0811
2300 54.ft.
$111.flO
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more Cal I DOW 546-ZS l.3
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Up JZ r:Jdt'd
thruout Po 5 1 1 ively
prlsltM. ll~.000
macnab I Irvine
realty
A IU91101AAY OF
THE IAVINI COMPANY
A DUPUX IAR•AtNt
Where? ... Westside Costa Mesa! 6
years new w /spacious units -
fireplaces. patios & garages. Drive
by 1798 Crestmont -appt. only.
Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. <J-11)
642·8235 644-6200
901 Dover Drive Harbor View CenC.r
I rvlne at C.mput V•ll•y c.nwr
752-1414
f5J Coldwell Banker .
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For the family that wanta one of the
fin eat homes on the ltl•nd. 6
Bdrms. 5 batb1, t••llf room.
study. formu dlnln1 room. The
11rden area ba1 1 new pool Ir
treehouse. Steps to private ~ebe9·
& tennll courts . $825,000.
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644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4551 495-ri 720
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LOCJmG leacJI Dma P.W
BUILD & PROFIT
Add a 2nd floor to this spacious 3
bdrm ho me & you w1ll creat e a
fabulous Bay & Ocean View! Large
com er lot gives you even more room
to add o n & rca Ii ze a profit At
S237 .000 there ·s opportunity he re. so
don 't Delay. Call u . ., Today'
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
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FANTASTIC f'ORF.VER VIF:W In Comro
Shorn Ont' Of TIM' Most Presti•ioos Loca les
Jn Soulht"rn Calllorn11 Wilh Privat•
Bt"ac-ht"s. Bt>•ul1lul ffomt With Three
Rt"drooms Plus Family Room Built Mound
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Newpor1 Be.teh. CA 92663
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Spliclous Uvlmr. 5.000 eq.ft. 4 Bdrm. 2
bath home. Large family room.
overlookina PoOI Ir spa s car garage
plus t'arporU. 900 sq ft. guest boust?.
ma,.uftcent yard with a \•artety of
fruit trMe. All on one acre an ~wport
Beat'h. Prln. only Agent. can ._ l••••;ac , Ml·fHO.
Realdnre .. lorom• Or....w. ol hwy 0 at ~.Alu-.11~.
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bedroom, 2"11 ba con
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wit ta pool • •P•. 3 bedrma, 2 bat.bl, famUy
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yard Pllltl PlaN,IMIU-7411
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bonu1 room, cu1tom worubop, atudlo rm. c:lll'P'l 6 tile, lo •
..._.,parquet noor1. Shutters, 1Ud. 1la11 wUI carry Znd. ()po Hie
prof landaraped Nonbmdloc.Ararebu1 ~6Mon1·~~.,.
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h o me Corner lot
Sla900 •Mo.MS-7272
Loob I lke a model 3
Bedrm, 2 bath home .
Biil adlool dlatnct OnJy
llOZ.300.
Partt P!ace,Jnc 8'2 7481
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ON LAHJCSPUK, tn Olck
Corona d el M•r ;,a
cbarmer Sha.kt: roof,
brfek fireolace, rlll•ed
hearth, wood beamed
ca.hap,~ bedroolDb
.. deo piUll 2 baths' IOM!d
R-2 to add lOC'Umt' Unit
Just SIM.GOO
C:OU Of •WPOIT
llA&.TOltS
'75-551 I
FACT
OltACTION?
l''ACT We can sbow you a s uperb home which
provides everything
~~~~~~~-~~1 needed for gracious II V·
ing L.ge 4 Bdrm. 2112 bu th
home with a Jat·u:c.ei
PLUS the advantage ol a
secluded I Bdrm, 1 bath
ancome unit A really
great buy Call toduy
9'19-5370
4 Br. 2 Ba . pool, cstm patio, fully carpeted ,
cat.bedraJ ceilings, bit
ins, CHINO $89.000. !53146
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
WXUltY ESTA TE
Extraordinary 6 Bdrm
mansion on secluded 2
acre estate 10 Peralta
Hills. Exceptional quah
ty with 3 room separate
master s wte. separate I•--------· cbildrens wing, elegant 00 YOU
guest house and many OFFER A SERVICE?
more luxury features. Let the public know with
don osen an ad 111 the Daily Pilot
Service Directory It can
cost you as hltle as $1.89
per day For more in-
formauon and complete
rates calJ 642·5678
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CORNER MINI ESTATE-NEWPORT
Lo .. ly Fret.ch courtyard hofM with
wy special teat.ns. Groc6ous 3 ldnw
litH:NdH separate Mast.r suitel 3 baths,
fauutity '°°""' New kitchen, MW c...,.ts.
skyli«Jhh and rNteh 1110n S 179,500.
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WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
21J:jh W Cnd!>I Htyhl4.1~
N1•wport .Wach
631·1400
SlllC & ,INtf LARGE ISLANDS
"EAL TOAi 17S.T171
llACH IAMAtM
l •-s9J,IOO .
01'\'u.lar dJ1ve. Hu&~ az·
llvtng room w /(i.repl•c•
Gourmet lrih'hen Ow
S...n terrace Se1>1ar•k
w1na for h idt• 11 w1y
~ 1U1te and .iu~111t
quart~ llurry Hvsl
buy lo b~•ch .a r l' ..
S.HORt.:LINE ASSOC
714Mlr.£.?
.,.... .... l·st.y
Mu.it
Tastefully decorated one
bedroom Condo. E 'Side llG LOT Coata Me.sa. s12.ooo.
f.bll8' lot, ioo~ R 2 for Mary Jank, Realto r new duiilea Ua11 3 BR. 2 63HOIM
Ba hme. wlfplc. lge patio ~~~~~~~~~ Ir fnl'd niar yard w 14 car ~ J*ni A1MJ ruom t.o park
your RV Seller anx10W1
1199.SOO Bob Brook.s RJtr.
111~5481
ABANDONED OPEN32lu~o'r: 12 • $85,000 Completely upgraded
Wa1una for some faiung, :.tnglt: htmaly homt' 2
prime E 4 i.ti.ad" 2 Bdrms. 2 baths. huge
bl'drm, R 2 lot Ownt'i bnck pal.Jo, 3 car park·
desperate' Cull ti41i 7171 ~ 40' lot Charming as
.,.., • · 1s or s uper potential. l ~lfiPJ!l1l 1~;,~;l],~~
CHANG I MG
UFISTYLES'!
Families looking for ..
way of life with purks,
schools. and shopping
close al hand, bal'k yard
living, and plenty or
room to spread out lake th.is? Well. we have 1l in
North Costa Mel.a for j~t tn.soo. Call 546-4141
BeCjmlt Townhotlse a., $59,900
This terrifi c buy 1i.
en hanced with frc•'l h
prunt, earthtone carpt'l~.
wood and marro r rd
w a I l s T w o s t c1 r y
elegance. garagl'!>, pool
and very upgracll-d Jusl
lasted and won ·l lar.l at
ltus price. Call 64:> 0303
IEACH RETREAT
Fourplex $160.000 Pn ml'
ocean rental, 3 blocks to
ocean. Prrmanenl tc
nants. Seller wall pattern
financing tu buyt·r s
needs. Call now !163 ti7G7
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1006
* 675-5930 •
11..i, I ( 't 1111 I I tl\I
1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FflSTTIME
INVESToas
Here 's your chance to
IJ111! in a charming home
on an R 2 lot while you
hutld a second u n 11
Owner's very motivated
Submit all offer~ Call
~5880
-HERITAGE ... • . REALTORS
MesaMorth
SBedroom
f'arruly ~si.ed hornt' with
appnn. 22t.IO ~q ft to
strt•t «h and J!r o w
Form.ii dining. large
hualt an katrhen .
fireplace L<1n1bcaped
with enclosed patio, rru11
trees. spnnklers Close
to Rr hools and s hops
Don't mass' Sl 18.900 BKR. Call 54(}.1721)
TAABB.l. -·
Home With
A Worm
~
Uvgr aded 3 hcdroom
Mesa VC'rde home local
cd an ela te ~1rea Old
wurld talc entry, family
d1 n1ns:: room . buall1 n
kitchen Pool sized lot
with covered patio.
s1>nnklPrs Washing wt'll
for accent Come see!
SI 14 ,900 BK R Ca II
:,4().1720
TARBBl. -·
l.Dvely 3 Br Colle,e Prk
home. wo n 't los t !
t9'1.SOO. 359 Pnnceton Or,
~'law
..wumNG
TB.MS! TH.MS!
Gniat terms' Huge up
graded 3 bdrm. 2 story on
qwet cul ·de·!>ac In
ve5tors delight enter
laaoer·s dream ' Call
DOW ~9491
4 BR/$79,500
2 story townhouse. 1 a..
Ba, comm pool. BBQ,
neat. clean, pnnt• only
541·5331 eves.646-2325
BY OWNER·I Sty homt'.
Mesa Verde. li.l lot. 1·ul
dt:;sac, eak nrs. custom
shu.tter.>. llle bath:.. det•k
ang . brick p111t1os , 11(
bdrms. ro:.l' gardt•n ,
many t ree> Sl50.000
m.3429
MesaV~West
2 s tory 4 .> Bdrm' J
b.Jtll.'>, ramal} rm. frplt•.
pool By owner Opl'n
house Sat Sun I I 5 Jl
l858Samar Or !179 7605
HOMES FOR VETS
80 HOMES ~ON
831·5102 Bkr
MEWLISTIMG
SHARP l /IAY
CONDO
4 BR. 3 &. w W l'ncl
pal.Jo Steps tu pool. spa,
saWta. i.nd tenn~ Won't
last at $92.900
TOSEECALLJ UDY AT
640-6259 elk/~~
Ol'B4 SAT IZ-5
Mesa Verde. 2'00 gq I\ 2
s tory Loan ass um at
~%. Sl19.SOO Gold Key 54&-95Zl
House + o..iu owe Isl TD. 3 HR. 2 !'l)'
house & two 2 BR unit~.
in x.lnt cond. Zero Hacun
cy. pnme Eastsadr loc
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
673-8700
Open House by Ownrr
East.side 3 bdrm 1 •-, ba
RV parktng. 1935 Santa
Ana Ave VA term::.
Phone 646-3405
MESA VF.ROE
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Mnl. up, down Of dleeonllly. Find eedl end box It in.~
'°"* G~d New Guinee ~ s.m.111 Victoria Elleumen ..
JM Luzon Celtbes u
Q C:Ubl Mlndlnlo Hontflu ..... d '*nd Gr11t Brltlin
Tomorrow: Roedl and Higbwlyt
Balboa Big Grnnb oolt
S BR + den +-t'amaly Island Cottaae Rm+ t-'ormal d1n1ng +3
Come see Uus comp~te car p,arage + 2 patios +
ly remodeled 2 bedroom ba ll'o n y and o I h e r
home ideally located 4 amenities Asking only
blocks from bay front SlJS.<U>
lncllXJes den. easy oore SCOTT REAL TY
latcben with eating area. 53/>.7533
fireplace. Tastefully de 1~~~--~~~~ corated. Redwood deck 1 •
f o r e n lerta 1n1n g
$250,000. BK R. Ca 11 714-Qi. 7240
TllAIB1. -·
SELL
OR TRADE??
$6500DOWM
POOL CHILO SA F E
AllT:ictavely fem·cd orf
from yard
Beaut. lodsp 4br fam rm
home on large rom er lol
Many c ustom bllan
features. Decorator de
ta.tied -New sand color
Cafpet .
No Work.Just EnJOY
S198,000.
Open Sat&Sun 1 S
2939 Maui Pl
Realtor 557·2804 o..,.... 1016 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MAllMITA
S pectacular hilltop
homes. 2012·3206 sq fl.
COie to Marina. Selva
Rd & Calle La Pnma
ven. $186.000to1245.000.
831-3540; 493-4006 Bldr.
F1 1• v.a.y I 034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
POOL
3br, 2ba CIMfl to bch
•.WO C·21 A'1. 1164-4370
AMIWkbyOwwer
3BR+den ur 4 BR. Sgl
stry , 1 m1 to b c h SJ.2S,OOO. !IQ.9176 PP
BY OWNER, 4 BR 2 Ba,
assume 8~'1 loan
847·7363, aft 12 noon
S101.SOO
COMfOIT AILE
New J bdrm 2~ba home .
9 b1ks to ocean. master
ste bas own fplc Many
more features S165.000
with Terms 960 1170
&a Ider Agent .,..... 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Assume
TheLoan
u~ your present home
equity to lake over low
int.crest loan. payment.i.
on upgraded 4 bedroom
home with approx 2260
sq fl . Entry . d1n1ni:.
farruly room. rarcplact•
Recreat ion parudase
with t'Ommurut) tl'nn1~.
pout and ::.pa for rdaxJ
lion Sl27 .950 UK It Cull
~· TARBElL
WOODIRIDGE
:i lir S120.0UO
S Hr SJHS.000
642 0112. M4 66K7
fl) QUALIFYING!
3 bedroom townhomt· an
f a n l d s l 1 t· W 0 0 D
BR I 0 G 1-. ASS L' ~U:
9'1-•'; loan c.nd enJOY th(·
L A K E , T I': 'l N l S
POOLS. l'lr Onl> .;
month.' new• Ill RHY'
Jt woooe~;oae
REALTY
551-3000
MORTHWOODS
PARK PLACE
4'e. 4 bd . fam. rm . &
bonus rm A1C. 1reat as·
sumable loan. $165.000
C all Fred Gibs on.
!i5NQ)
11 L£YD. ESTATE
4 .. '-.HotT•!
$123,500
HAS IT ALL! Slep up lo
loM "'aputS.. IM'E:'HllWllNT view, 4 yrs old. New
5514130 U.,UVWNf crpta. 1118.900. 88MIM.t New Modular Type ..:eY:..:.fll,;:.;., ______ _
MIW O Homes. pvt commwtlty, .._.,.,.INdt 1069 -.w N 2 bchs, 2' hr security, •••••••••••••••••••••••
1ub-letUn1 OK. From 1--------• Tll 11•-n sa.eoo. TTeuure i.tand 11111111' Mobile Home Pie:, 30801 ~a by Paceset· So. Cat Hwy, Laeuna
ter. 4 bedroom family Beach. R M.P <7 14 ) home in eanht.one col-a.3579
ors. Formal dining room, ·~~~~~~~~~family room. J c ar•~ garage, pool s1:r;e yard
a nd bal co n y o rr
bedroom Super-sharp
and extra clean Abking
$129,!DI.
e--HANCH
REAL TY
~51 2000
VIUAGEOF
WOULD YOU 18.IEVE
ln Laguna Beach, JU.St
listed; 3 Bdrm, 2 bath
fl.IDlly home Lllrge yard
room for pool. Mature
trees Xlnt neighborhood
dose t.o schools Hurry
oo Uus one for SI 39.500
BY O WNER Vic t or.a
Bch. modem. ocn view.
JBr. 2~&. lse option.
Sl 97 .~00 Ownr 1agt
494"'93}
A MUST SEE!!
Rl'dh 1 I Io~ Ke.alty
I •.11 I 1<1·.alh I 1111 .. ·
I' I '
33n VIA LIDO, N.8 .
ll'tlYt&SUP
'Mtb J bdrma.. 2 baths •
all for less than $25(),000
411DIOOM
$139,500
Rare floor plan located
an the beautifully
planned frnly com muru ·
ty of Newport Shores .
Comm pool, clubhouse &
tennis Jus t h s l ed
64&(711 NOIT'HWOOO
Brand new, custm homl',
su1J Wider construction.
avail early Nov move-in
4 BR. 2.,., ba, ram rm. ln
pie gar & opener , ~ai.
appl's w rrucro. com pal·
tor. dshwsr, cont1ou11u-.
sel!·clean ovens & A <.;
Beaut uJe bath.-.. c-ed<ir
\hake roof wood "<l1n.e
&much more Sl4!1,500
Open the front door of •NO QUALIFYING•
this custom homl' & Only Sl0.000, take over lht' sk ylated !>t1111rway fantastic.-opt.Jon on 3 BR
leads you to all t•x exec home Wonl la:;t jJCnenct.' an "''.IOd. gla~~ &
domed ~k > 11 i.:hh ..-or l-Owne--r•S4-l-0•2•1•01111!11 __ _
RCTaylorCo
6 40·5112
0rdll2\.trl<t> Palin Ht.m •·
Plan 4. hight~ up.:radt-d
l lidrm & den "l ha
113.500 PnnNp<tl'> Onl\
l)wn(>r S.SI '•11$!1
R..tnrho !')an J oaqwn 2
~ty Jbr 1\onh.'t' Suµerh
\ 1ew. hard-.111.cl floor>.
'fan)' t'xtra!> H\ Ownl'r
thru Sun Unl> SJ7:> IJ(Ju
~
OMTHEWATER
1Br condo. loft, cntrl air
Crpl A~'>um;a!Jle luan
Pnn<' only A~'l S.SI ~
('\IS
WAL.HUT SQUARE
2 Bd Condo. $72.900
Huny on Uu.s one'
Fred Gibson. &31 l2166
REALTORS
Des F\ekl Pan Home
Beautifua lar1e 4br.
F' R . D R sngl level de
tached home M llll.Y up
1rades. Lovely ya rd
w/patlo . Comm pool
SUS.000. Open Sat1Sun
l ho ,, e "' ho w an I ------s 0 ~ 1-: T II I N G
SPECIAL' Sl~.50U
~ Vll&ocJe R.E.
497-1761
GREAT
FAMILY HOME
Well ma1nla1ned & up
Rrdded lhru nut T dkt·
4d\JnlJkC Of oCPJn
mounlJ1n & r Jn)on
\lew-. rrom !hi' J Hdrm
2 bath & f.tmal) rm hom•
•Afered Jt $111f1.UOO
PRIVATE GATt:D
COMMUNITY
E'.nJv) !hi' OCt'dO \ ll'"'
from liui. 2 1-klrm. <! b;,
(.;QJldoc) 'W JlklOI( dl~lJnl·l•
to ~ach & -.hoµpan~
Sl74.50J
CAM YOU TOP IT
A le\el buald1n.: s ite
Ocean . canyon & hall
Vlews St-lier m.a > s ub·
ordinate to qu.1h f1 ed
~er FUU pnce 189.900
.......... tsS-1570
Lat-e• ..
NESTI GE
TOWHHOME
.'tl uc.-h !>o u g ht aflt•r
'liewpon Terract· Onlv
one like tt on the m.arlu:l
Sharp' Pnced to sell'
HUl"T) ' 54.5-949 I HK R
IACX IAY ESTATE
Pvt 2 II acre estate w h<
~. 2 guest house~. 11>
~tall horse barn. huge
ndulg nnl<. pvt ore. a
icmom' room. nlli1t:n1f1
l'l'nt view of the Ba<:k
Ba> lush landi.cap1ng
.abounds ('untact Jim
.,landt"r~ djtl <7 14 1
7:>2 1107 dyi. 1714 I
~I 5787ev~. wknd~.
IUEPLACEAILE
DUPUX
4 Bedrm. 2 bath . 3
bednn. 2 bath. ocean &
bay Vlew. s:no.ooo.
IONES
R(:ALTY INC. ,,, ......
(714) 673·6210 I
~2 Deer Creek _______ , CAIJ. llGHT NOW!
d r a ma t 1 c e n t r Y o r By owner saJe or lse op-
ceram1c tale a nd male uon !'tear new 2 br coo·
lugh cathedral cealmgs in Liio..l.&Wltr.a.decUl~-4111 .... rormal living an-dCJlnTng
rooms Gourmet kuchen 1----------
Qfl ~ .. w...._ The pnce & terms or
1lus super 4 Bdrm fam1 fered 00 this highly UP·
ly home offers lots or grad ed Seav1ew 3Br -pn..-acy.4.a~ ~ ~
ta an 111e"'. A wallC'd tasuc' This hom e has
courtya rd & ho t luh newpa.tllt&c~thruout. ~ cverylhin~ 1ncludani:
tr111sh compat t or Jnd
overlooks two level <'OV
ered pal.lo w tl()T n ·n·
Batk yard 11> grl'al cnH·r
lainmcnl center' Stc•p
down lo mai.~svc fdmaly
room w Wt:TBAI! &
011or lo Ct>ll inl( ran•pl.ll"l'
~ ~t'C()fl(I patio ~duded
km.I( ~11A'<l master 'Wll· &
huge walk 1n l'losel
~lany more xlras 1nclud
1~ RV ACC fo.;5S & Cl 'L
DE SAC U>CATION• At
SUJ.500 ti won l lll!>l '
Call now: SSS 1111
LIKE A MODEL
A. S S U M E
$78, 100!!!
9.93 INT!!
DRAMATIC f:NTRY to
step down laving room
h1ghl1gh1t•d ~•th
f ab ulou s marble•
fireplace and cathedral
re1lm1tS Elegant formal
duung. beaullful family
room w.wctbar for en
tertaanang Gourme t
kitchen contains ALL
modern con11en1ences.
Massive ma ste r s uit e
has mirrored l'lo!>l'l
doors + walk sn closet
and varuty Central air
also' Take over low in
terest loan and ~ave '
Woo't last' llurry. call
Sllll
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OP&IHOUSE
Sahwdat
1132 Brena. llarn Jpm
Gal Walla~ S.Sl-6611
Suu.dcry I 2-5pm
II~ Orchard. $92,500
Bill Kane S.SI 6611
LGIJftl leach 1048 .......................
&.rdd lay Lot
673-6634
OCEAN +
CANYON VIEW!!
Sl.520.000. Brand ne"'.
magn1f1cent, one ur J
ktnd' F.lec J?al1•. p\I
mad. Teruw. coun. pool.
Jae . wme cellar . saunJ.
~ymn11s1um . se t
sysl€'m . bslhard rm
library. maid Qlr... hUJ:I!
bdrms + m ore 6000
sq ft '' Pnnc onl) Call
Patnck. &31 1266
REALTORS
0,... Satwday 1-5
875 Acapuk o
Custom built 3 Br 3 Ra
home. den. view Great
value at $149,000'
Manon Milne RE
494-85.'>H ---------
CALIF. CLAS SIC
180 deg while waler
view, nr beach. S Bdrm,
3'i'I ba+den, dbl lol One m a lund. $400,000 lS a
steal. SI00.000 do wn
Easy terms . OWNER
C a ll for app t.
714 /S33-.3581 or 499-4.24 7
a~ xtra.'i SJ39 SOIJ 1-'tench dn; leading out
Soelttt LOCJllftO ~•dt• to et nt'wly pro
Spt-t1.111t·ular Wh1t1•'4:Jlt•r r.· ... ~•<>nall y lndscpcf \lt·w~ !rum lht' On'.111 pw-adi.!.e Bnck floors 111
Vista J Bdrm c.-11nc111 the rnu·y & k1l Many.
Garage ddJOinJ> u111t for Many more xlrru. Call
l'Oll\'t'fl1cm·t· Ind cl1·n. :! Jim fol anderi. for an aprit
fpll· & full) t'QUllJIJt'd today (714 )752·1107 d))o,
kitchen SJ ITT .:>oo • 1 1 4 > s 8 1 ~ 1 x 7
Moth•ot.d SeUH' t·\~ wkncb Pnn only
A good family hom1· ah'l
w etdd<'d pol\.'nll.al St'lln
will help w fin am 1ni.: t
.Bdrm. 31, & & J l<(Otw1
Ol"t'art '•e~ ~121)()1
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1050 ••••••••...•..........•
Le1surt> World. c;;ue 14
Panoramic view. 3rrl
floor. Villa Nurva. 2br
2ba. 586·6879 A C aft
7pm
SPANISH RANCHO :t• +
acre vie w lo t . 4Br.
custom barn. RV. lots
more Assu m e !J'•"
loan 831 7576 Owne r
opeahse
~NhJ-1 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•• W.l.09
Fairway El Niguel 3br,
1234.000. Custom Really 'Tl'().97TI
l.tlpm ..... 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ASSUME9.75%
WESTC.1.IFF. 4 bedrm. 2
bath. 2 pat10S·s harp'
Patnc~l266 l:i ~I~
....,HGHTS
Tius tudden beauty as on
a dead end st. 2-s ty. 5 Br.
3 Ba. ~ml ocean view
f-UJJ Swedish sauna Lg
Jacu:u1. 2tlOO sq ft. Ma ny
extras Must see to ap·
prec1ate Own€'r want:\
fast sale ~99.950 farm.
A P~€H IGE: /-t-I HOME:~
3333W Coast Hwy, NB
645-6646
Do•er Shotts-View
IJQUAUmNG!
3 Bdrm. (•mlly rm, 1 ba.
frplc. Take over pay.
rnents. Call any ti m_c;.:_
ESTATE SALE "°° se.. oc.11 A••· $1J7,500, 4Br, 21AJ8a
Orangetree. air conll "d, 3
BR deta c h e d hae
98.iOO 6'5-0776onr1bkr fi1 Co~dwell Banker
BY OWNER
Overloolung Bay & Nile
htes, all new des ign
ki tchen. crpls, m arble
frplc, tile & wallppr.
Spacious 4br. 3ba " ram
nn Fabulous home for
eot.ertairung w /eeyflow
from lrg gallery entry to
llv.. ram It din areas.
Protected U·s haped
center patio. $319.000.
Leaaebold. Flexible
ftnaocinc "abort escrow
posdble. Call 642·5614.
Won. 631·144.5
llGCAHYOM
CUstom lot approx. 108ft.
on golf course. •S °""" wood. Pnn. -6nlr. 711MY117
• ~~t1'i~!ismm r r r t 11 r I' I ! ;;c;;;~ lftll.S '0 I I I I I I I I
a.ms '-•••lltCW••• ..... IJOO
'
/Jn NIClL
IJHI LL f tie
l\5SUCIATES "-· S41-ol00
Open Sat/Sun l·S Or.,,....,.,., Prindpela
call a&L. 752"'1177.
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.... ••••••••••••••••••• 11.\C:ttllAUTY
GllATTBMS £ASJSIDE Walk to ocean. 4br, 2ba, ~L~ IO beach $127,500. Owner .
fl'Om ""-1560 aq. ft. 3 213·432·7728, a fl. e
bdrm. 2~ ba. home. 4ft.D 98Wl40.
Aent;, ol rooa> for 1our 1':lwnboUle style. walk to --------
RV. XJat term.. Offered 1boppfn1. Great area, IY OWMa
at Sl.11.SOO. '93·-.0 • 1q1er1>1q1 Onl7 l205.000. 58r, 21-'•. form. D.R .. 493·0202, Tom Ilea, CaUM5-tlSl · F.Jt Low ma1nt. yd. N'r.
Aeem. s-\:. Kbool. t.eonla. •
'-ch.Sl.9.500 ....... IYOWMm
$125,000.
4br. b aa1om bome. la
Capo Beath w /OGean
•lew. SYH • whda ......
OPFPI Hflll\I
l<tAI I Y /
u.lnnityP.t&
tm.n.c.2BrTownbouse
Sf.SOO By Owner
S51-3IOI.
TNSMEAT
3 bdr'la. Amhunt Model
with a major creenbelt
loutlon 111 ready and
watUn1 tor J a marl
--toaoapitup.
SAIL & SUIF IM DAMA ~
Within walkinf{ distance to both !
Dramatic ocean and coastline
views from th.is custom remodeled 2
bedroom. 2 bath multi·level home.
Great for e ntertaining with
expanded wooden decking from 3
levels. street to street lot. offered at
$197.500.
496-7222 831-0836
.. Th'99 Monarch Bay Pfua
~ Laguna Niguel
BLUFFS BFSr BUY
381', 28a, pool. great Joe.
llZ1 .ooo. 64().8146
t.IASllOP110M
3 BR 2 ba. Newporti
Sbores home. S79& per mo. 1125.00. MS-7272
t.IASI °"'°" a..,... 4br, exec bomt.
SO.Goo for l·yr opt &o bu)'
Ill •.ooo. 11eldbJe IM
7D.zs>
ti ,..,_.·re not ~ tbe
little ads In Claaallled.
you're m-... a lot of
newsy Information as ..n allOIM llUt buys.
•
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· • .-HERITAGE S..Cl1r •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 107'
REAU ORS flarbor Etuu. 4 bd.r 2''1 ---------•I ba panoram1r ot~on VieYr 11•.000 I 18'0 D\lplu 2 bdrm N .. ar
..-• &bopa 1110.uoo uawne c.11 1183 ma VBYRW
uf thesf' d estreabl,.
modtla Wtte bwlt Y•n ---------t t&Wc townhomei.. 3 BR 2 ti. end UDJt nr shopping. WE WANT TO
SllJW OFF
tbll faatasOc s bedloom.
4 .... bath •tate'wflh tlS
co11UDandlo1 view of
Baell Bay . F as h ion
Jalaod ft mountains .
Owner fUW>CUlg call for dlUl.la
... .,..c......-
640-5lS7
pa.rb as rec. ractl. Must
lld1 Uu. wet*. '109 ,900.
owner will help finance
'Call for \be IOCllltOn
es.59 I Vacation " lnve:it
ment Propertles. Inc
49J.tll 1 49z..e100
S-Jimt ~ 1078
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""
I LAJll FOaHT
Jual l.J&l9d Z beauUful
homal undt·r $3S.UOO' 31~
ltln AC', 2 38r. 21Mi nu:t'!t l
pa.rt Ill Oranic1.1 ('ounty
C' l• I I t •• fl J \ '
1J P9G·l b J 13411 ' Uk r
'Rl MZI
IUCHF«OHT
Leucadia dbl wide
Small. securl.' p11rk .
ocean view $l9.SOO 436-8797 res . 1u .os.w.
744-&!DD
SAVE $3,~
By ownt:r·no i;ales com·
missio n . ·79 20x40
Goldenwt111t 28r. l l;w8a,
rent $130. adlt no pet.
Appl, dfJ)5, 8xl2 shed.
$?.4 .soo. 6'15-2214 ----
UYE IN IRYINE
New lS36 sq fl I 97R
Lancer A.JI extras. In
''Jbe Groves" Shown by
appt. only. Call now ror
all det a ils. (SJ6007)
972-M2l Bier.
Ollar .....
I
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s:mW Q>ut Hwy Nil
'4M'46
~llACH
f>u&>l•xe• oo Penin &-Nwpt Sbr• n 111 I All
1cn1uut1•• Presently leued 1\u'n key opera·
lion Property m"mt
avwJ 87~12. BKR
K£NTAL
lN(.'OM~ PR.Ol'ERTY
from s:J8.WO Modular
Type t~. ?A .ecunly
3 pvt ~uche:.. pool &
pit!r Treasure lslr Pk.
3(8)1 P c1f1c Cst Uw y .
Lagvn<1 Ur h H M P
'714) <&!19 ~7'J
u lJnil MOUi + 2 bdrm
....... 3 blU Lo oc.aa l.n
Sao Oemmte •.JOO aq ft~ C· l tand.l'P SU0.000
Down 1140.000. Bat.nee
carT'ied at a~. Owner 313,.....
2SHARP DUPLEXES
on one lot. 2 BR each.
doted a•raaes. nice
yurdlJ Xlnt Coat• M f"llM n:nul aro1L Askin•
9200.000. Prtnc ooJy
Se•cb lntemal1onal
752-2271 ----
AGHf IHR.A TIOM &
HIGH I MTlaST
RATIS.
Aai.ume 11 l S.000 Ir
Slll.000 loans al ~% &
!*h';: oo sturdy 4-plex's
1n Costa Mesa Near
UC C As king price
1180,000 each. G S I
SJ6.590 eacb Call
Windward Pro perty,
962-07:rl. A!>k for Carl
Gla,,go-4 or IMI Pisley
Lovely 2br. den 21,',ba
Onto poooj. jac 2 car sar
& opnr. Upar•ded. S550
Avail. Now No P ets ..... hlmd JZ06 646-5814 aft 5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.&.YROMT Nr beach. 4b~. 2ba. new
"T"" crpt. floonog , drps . 2 Bdrm. 2 b• an i uper W ID refng S36·9463 locaUoo. AvaJI now for ....;..;~'---='------
WUJtet ttntal $795 /mo SHARP POOL HOME. 3
s.lisbury Realty 673-4l800 &9, 2 ba, cpl&. drpe, no
pets. Bushard/Adams IAYROMT .so. 7S1·2060or960-sm
3 br. 2 ba, excdl~t cond
950/IDO Wlnter 644-lkSU
c.... ....... 3222
•••••••••••••••••••••••
28drm Oplx. lba. sund.lt.
sU>Ve & refng. utl incl.
~ mo 640-4090
l BR. Walklng distatlce to
bdl. ~. ~fng incl
S295 t mo 642-2016. Iv
msg-:..·-----
16 UMITS
l>ndc 11( uwner:1h1p "'-'dr
buch 1n llunllngton All
IUU~ have frpk !>. Only S
yri. CJW.-. Owner wonts
qUl\'k sale Wall carry
(a.nancmg w ".!O' :, down at
mly lO"k llllerest Cu II
"=4 Jblkstobcb 4 Bdrm. rum 2100 r rn No pets s1n
3 Br. 3 ba. 2 story. S600
rro 2 blb from beach
841>-~
l.J.a Exec home S br. 3
be.. many xuas Close Lo
beach. S700 mo ~ 7 91 s.4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.OOS.cierfurn 64()..174.2
New srnall spnnklered In
<lu:.tra al Bui ld1nx:..
Tlli.""tln Agt 498 0257
Choice M·l lot Ill Cosla
Mesa. Taite trade on p11rt
&carry balance. 642·4610 e p~~'R€1 ~-~~ ...... ~~.~~
J:m W <..:oa.st Hwy.NB 2 3 ACRE LOT
-_64_1>6646 Mewpori a.och
ONEOR BOTH HotwProperly
2adjollllnR IO·plcxes Some baclt: bay view,
El Toro area fanlasU(' area ror huge
As.swne l~'A financing ranch home +. barn &
"'l"IUtr 4948611 sl41bles call J im f1un
Duplex. 2 Br l Ba en. cnl'I
garages Assume 9'<>'.
10110 w /$20.000 down
f\JU price $113,000. Pnn
only _2wnr I A~.:. ~8380
ders (714) ·1~ llt/1 dy!>,
(714 I 581 5787 t.'Vl.'S,
wknds
Harbor View Hills. 3 BR.
l~ ba, fam rm All new
appli atK'fJS 1.rg yd x lnl
toe S1200 mo Bkr .
640>Sl12
Outstanding ocean v1f'W,
at.op Spygl11.&s HJll. 3 BR.
ramaJy & formul dining
rm. $1700 per mo ()pen
Sal & Sun l S; lf7 Mon
llrey Circle.
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2STORV POOL
4 Br. tam rm. frplr S725
leme Bonnie 963-7881 or
968-7119
Jbdrm +den. 2 ba .. Cam
& hv rm . fireplace.
prof landscape. s pa.
beauWul patio. gardener
10d. l male lo beach.
wailc to park & ~chools.
SIDI~
8lk to bch. l.se, 4 BR. 2'"''
Ba. g:rdn twnhm Fpl('.
pool, sec grd. new cpts.
llJJPl.ac, paml. hge walled
pall() Uke new Clnktren
OK. no pets S6SO mo
Ras req Open FT1 /Sat
Mon/I'~. ll-4 Hi61 ~ BY OWNER. Nortb Bay 3
Bil 2 BA. Fam Rm .
lormaJ dinfne. 1900 sq .ft.
by cu1l o m builde r .
Newport acboola. big lot.
1114~ loen. SW.000 below
Located in Siever Canyon.
Cleveland Nat 'I Foreat.
~f Hwy 74, ~ Ml E . of
SJC Is Fwy 5. 1n lhc
footh.UJ..a surrounded by ~utfiul nauve Oaks &
Sycamores with year
round running stream A
nearly new2 Br l Ba with
a natural rock fireplace.
3 split level decks, out-
door dining & entertain·
ment. Partly furn.
118.500. Wkdys 8:30-SPM.
2131829-3331. By appt.
Pull Out. 11 TrallerarN!.• l•---------Llc. tDV670J. Dbhlrlde.
Pnme R·2 Lot Xlnt loo
hon. No. e nd Laguna
Beach Level. 2 b111.s lo
OC"ean.11~
""-3244 3 Br. 2 e.. s:J50 mo No ••••••••••••••"9•••••••• pEts Avail now
market at 11'5.000. Agt. LEASE OPTION ~ Fabulous b\l)' for this ex-
-ec:Wve 4 bdrm. 3200 sq. BISI' CONDO BUY IN ft home an prestigious
BLUFFSSplitlevel.2br, Me ridi t h Canyon
attached gar on beaut t'onnal dJJI. rm.. fam.
gret!nbelt Plu.s pool By nn . wet bar & m ore
Owner. $121,SOO 2301 V111 TPrms avail Pnted to
t.a Huerta644 682\1 move at SI H9,!)(HI Call
FanuJy llorn1>. it br. J b;. 2
hlks t.o OC:{'an SlJ~.' JO
49:J.{J86() & 4~3 O~I:!. Tom
llc-s Agent
20x4S . $5900 .
Renaissance M P
&-3579
'79 Crown Point . 12x40.
JBr lba, full skirting,
a'kning. Call &48 ~
4MEWUMITS
Costa Mesa 2 bdrm. 2
bath. 5 months old Seller
rinaodng. 25'> down. break even A Quail
Place e x cl u ::r 1vc
75.2·1920
BUILDERS
36 est.ate view bwld ing
lots ln Esroodtdo. 15 .000
& 2X>.OOO + SQ rt Graded.
sts, curb:\. electr . l(li!> v.utrr. rable TV . .,,.wl'r"
.111 in Heady for 1•on
'Ll"u1·t1on nnv. ll a\t'
Whit{' :.hp $2.1=>~ 00U
A r m -. l r 11 n i: H l' J I t )
7J I 747 7W!l t'\l'<, l4~J 1151.»!
--_67~_ ---·
2 HR. all newly dttoratt"d.
fplc. gar. gardenl'r
~mo 644 7409
Ocean view 4 HR. 2 ba.
pool Rent or lea::re $1295
675-2101
3224 •.••.•.••.•............
I 8r Orangetrtt condo on
stream Pool. tcennas.
JAC • upgraded. No pell>
SIS() mo 644-035.s -----
RaocboSanJoaqwn 2br.
den. 2 bi, \ lt.'W, pool.
JacuzzJ, qwet lot' . dt'cQr
upgr4d1ng-,, S600
546-9203 Q..uld.a. ~ ~
dflt-r 6 I
2 bdrm ~ched pwuo
home A/C. dbl au .
near pool & clbhse ~
incl. asaot f~. Sec on
10/14, By appt. 551 3745.
4 br. 2 ba houae Valley
view. fireplace. air
cood.. built.·in lute hen. 2
car 1ara1e. 1525
motlea.ae Call owner
&42-0138 Available 1m·
medlal.ely
2Br. 1.Ba. frplc, AC. dbl
garage. DtW. pool. s pa
$4S) + utll 494-4.91S4 -u.,-,.,... 3252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BRAN'D NEW 2 sly hse.
4Br. JBa. modem kll. 10
cludulg rrurrowave. an
door BBQ & self cleanrng
oven. lg fam rm w tbltn
wet bar. ~cpg, 2 car
gar, rec area w 1rac1I
1ll50 mo I yr be Andrea
540-iBX> dys or 546 7826
wk:nd.s
4&, 2.,.,Ba, fam rm. Irv
nn, goU course & tennis
db neighborhood . 'Ill
acre. avail late Nov S87S
roo.661-~
New 3 b r . 2 ba.
laodsca~. many xtra!>,
xlot loc S64!S m o
494-0231
Mha.ioR vi.;o 3267
·••••·•··•·•···•······• HOMF.S FOR RJ-:~T
J or 4 .l)r Pn('ed from
s&-S\9:'> Fncd yard &
gar ages f'amal1 t':.
please . kids 41 pets
wdrome C..11 964 2566 or
!Jn.2!171 A~ no(~
t6awpout a.odt 3269 .•.............••.•....
NO FE1':' Apl & Coodo
rental~ V1ll<1 )t\·nt"h ~12lik.r
Bh,fs Coodt> 3 IHt & dc-n
+ J !>.. lovely Rrt~nbelt
-.t'tt.11\J.l N r pool S9'~ per
l11IJ 8llr 6J I I~
~---bomelD 8X· chm•• WfiltdJtt. 4 Br , 3ba. tam rm, fonnJ din,
I& couotry kitchen . ; ~ auu.e. leaded win·
doh. SHOO/mo. lit. " .... lliOO dep. 875-IW.
Mtpm
Townhou1e near Hoag Hoer . J BR 2.,., Ba, faces
poo Adult area. dbl
carixirt. '550 lse. RJ tr. &&iS333 ___ _
CO N DO 3 bd. pool
IS7S/rno Ask for Robert
Milldten. 631·126&
REALTORS
Executive 2 Br. study. 2
frplc s. 2 Ba. near ocean-
/Fash Isl. spa. patio.
•. 67J.8117 ~
Npt Shores 3br. Zba. new
carpet Is paanL Walk to
bc:h. Pool. tenrus. Adults.
S 6 50Mo .V r ly .
71A-9'1M9'73.
New nr Harbor fancy 3br.
3be Z-aty SllSO. 228 Npt .
Ave. Ms.3121
WIMTIR UNT AL
f\lnusbed unJts, 4 and 3
bedrms. Fac1og Balboa
PaviUoo. Call ror more deta.llll. 546-Z) 13
'f f1 'II 'I• I\• ~I!~ H , •. I•
[ ® IUlllil ·:
n.ILUFfS
3br 2'"1. huge L R .. frm.
dining. "Convers ation
aTt'J F'ilC&nK grttnbell
Nearby lenn1!t & pool
Avail 11 I S800Mo Agt
~5.59)
s-tltU.,..O 1116 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCEAN VIEW. Monareb
~rrut I. 2 br + den.
lieaut1folly decoraLt d .
Ad ult co mmunity.
C:lbhoui.l'. pool. etr
tfW mo Teal & Uabcock
Realty Inc 499-4797 .._..,__._dor
u..twwi.a.d llOO .............•...•.....
Owner 642 9677 1080
K B .. nr ltoa.: llON\I & ocellll l.rg s p 11 n•. I <1 rt.• ot .
adult pk No lleL~ A Ir .in
!->1dm~ l.1" rm w t'x'p un
1k1. BR & tlt•n Sl-ul'ldl1•
M1.>b Pk ~J W ISlh Sl
Sp l 16 640-»14
t:asls1dt-1-;nl .. rl.iint•rs
f)(>lJght. Jbr l ~.tm many
;inwn. Kids. ntt IH'l!>
A\ail!I I $8#S t>:l l V49b
l"n11 Pk Tt>rr 2 hr. 41 trn
frpk. <'OWllry k1t rh !\ r
,.. ... 11 ~ s.527~
Bti: 0myon l Bit :I h.1 +
<len \ld ·1.u11 lownhm1•
!Mr ,,.,.,1 .p.; t••nn1-.
t-•·"<lI·•' A\·"' 11n $ 1----------
EASTILU~ TWHHSE
J 8fi 2 ba. lly OWnl•r
$142.500. 759-0U:.!O or
213 /723 -7101 T e rry
Hanis.
...............•....... 2400 'JUnJn·ock. lovely 3 Hr i.
fi;i A C. pt<rl <•1rtd1llon
~I C.'..ill 640 fiM.'1
1c .11 , !1~ 1os$ 67s ~ LEASE~SES~ .., ~forSale 1200 ..•................•... BUILD YOUR
•.....•••••.•..•....... N«w 3 br hou.M· "'lo Pt h .
llll lh1ldr1:n $4~0 mu
~3376
l"'•' 3 Oedroom.Cuslom
~unbome-seoomo .
OCEAN YllW!!
AMwoe I.I~ a.ice 4 bd.. J
ba. owe SJS.000 2nd.
P.crick. en-use
REALTORS
LOWEST PRICED 4 BR
HEWPORT SHORES
[Jg swideck. -,oft wau·r.
.lep '\ C rum
ocPa n Sl 22 .900
Ownr 1agt 646 47Zi>
L:..~__Jtu...l..lJ~z.ii...,_.~__.p~
4-3 BR. Terms. Lgc Isl
assumable. Small down.
owner wiU carry l~e 2nd
120 AGATE. Balboa ls l
Do not dillturb wnant.s.
Jason. 67S-S500
OWNER SACRI F ICE
Beaut. new duplex. 2-sty
High beam ceillni<s
Cust om & upgrades .
S279.900. Terms Nego.
7Sl ·2"2
WAJrPcrodfH
CLOSE T O THE
BEACH-It's yours with
a little ~Ip! 3 Bdrms. 2
bath c harme r . with
private entry. wood cell·
ings and fi r eplace
Ready for your greal de
coral.Jog. Will be sold
fast! $106,000.
64~5200
~J!~U"l-ett.41 ~r ~
SO. COAST Pl.AU
DUAMHOME
Luxury 3 BR. fonnaJ diD·
1n1 rm. family rm.
Prime locaUon. Cls to
everytb mg. Seller bas boulht new home 41 la
motivated. Brin1 an of-
fer. Ust.ed at SlOl.900.
CaU 540-3666
I\.,. a"&A&. UT ATE'··
RANCHO CAPISTRANO
3 acres, view. all ut1l.
horses 0 .K. SJ0.000 down,
2-3 yrs :.l l O'l. 111l
Ownr /ast. 731-0J.JJ or
544-8983 .........
for I* llOO • •••••••••••••••••••••• ,..._.,...._,,..
16 urut l-omplex Tl'rmo;
a\JJlabl•· Po!>1llH• 1· .. -.h
flow $1}65 000 A.:t·nt
KJ3.2fi5(l
VETS! T.A.RA.MTB.LO & LEE
l.vly lge 4 b<lrm w pool ' ~sProperiy 1400
(1Wne.r"'S bought ~nolh~r •••••••••••••••••••••••
Motivated' We w ill Rest«rnrant G.Ls.iurni.:
CJ.PilhLY J'U.U -W£.cs..-4-D~~ on aoosq rt•
ptwlne! S4S.94SJ IALIOA ISLAt4D!
1088 ........................
.';Jl ff . :!HA home.
:1ppro\ I!\ Vf'ar' old
5225.UOO with $137.000
;is:-.u ma hie J!'lt a t 9',.
Ov.ner Y.111 rarrv
2nll ·
,Q A RAAAA pApA RAAA~ --------
T..tin 1090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Outstanding lse . NO '/,
Agt. (71~ l64l~?A4
SMALL USTAURAKT
sale by owner. Beer &
wine Uc. Great C.M loc
642-1952 or 557 · 2'783
~Lots/ 1500
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Grade C lot It 184. ocean
view. P acific View
Memorial Pk 1213 1
Q).9926
Cottdo•hthtMI /T ow11· ,._..forMIM 1700
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$68,950
Park Bnstol Condo 2 BR
i v. ba, A JC. Assume
10%. ln. Ag\. 7141673·l020
Eves. 75.2-5710
'800 •••••••••••••••••••••••
4NEWUMITS
ESTATE
6 wuts 118 Good cun<l &
r~ rentaJ twitory In
come $1660/mo Offer s
income or estate bw ld1ng
witb laUJe mamt. <.:all ror
a ppt. U> an•lYze how
t.enna can be tailored to
YfJAIT needs. Prin. only.
548-1840 Bk r
DYNAMITE
4-PLEX
fo:Z T ... rm• Onlv Sl!i 11u 1
!town Cn\l8 M t''\,1 !\II ~·
Ddrm.o, l\.nl( '>ll•· lol
WON 'T 1.1\S'r <.di
any lJJnC 24. _ht~ _\. •
541~
OWC2UMITS
Nwpt, block to <><'n, 3Br
urul.'I. low rents, $22!1.000 ft.#. Les Barnhart 17M I
~5
Hoft9 +Su.Its
lnflaKolt R4)hter
2 Bdrm 2 bath owners un-
it, with 2 car garage. air
cond.. and fire place 5
well ma1nla1ned units
wtlh bltns. Long term le·
na.nta. Ideal oPJ)tY to ex
change the equity in your
home int.o income pro-
perty. DlaCIJ.'IS It today.
call 714-834-9393
S Uaib
FOR LEASE
New 2 lx'tlroom .!. bath
home M1:.~1on Llikt•!oo
Country Club Golf
lenrus-pool BeautJfully
laod.licaped. no ma10· w.nance yard.
98> Clubhouse Rd.
Desert Hot Spnn111
213-378-2572
l'r.der S90 000 an H.1n1 ho
\ftral(e :•Br I ' ll.1 ;1r1tA <ill xtr ,, 'I , h
.um 7 I I Y>K J 5').'1
OutofComty
3 Br. 2' ~ Ila 1·ondr1 2
story, 2 rar s:nr. pool,
t.eruus ~7S S46 1137
Lovely 3 br. 2 ba. dbl. ....... a.r Santa Aoa.
SIZ. Owner au l64H1111
Mei.a deJ Mar . leai.e. 4
RR. 2 b.i. S62S mo
963-!J893
Uruque I Hdrm f>ul'lt•x
Poo I & J J t· 11111 \ II
utJIJlH':'> $l2!i fH:' 4i:.i1
R.EHTALS
21>r .1 00
:lbr . 21 ,bll
<!br +-D 2ba
Jbr ,:.!ba
4br ,Jba
:! hdrm I UJ ~ •·n11 u
1iJidt•n. l(.m1gt> nu l'f\l & ~513 CAMPUSDt·IRVl"l
H<t ~ front f'ondn Boat
.,bp Bt•JUl &. 'PJI I~ 2
Bdrm+ <I• n I' abulou:.
lflC:>A ~J m 11 \ rl~ 1~1·
"..-+Y 2550 ·······•·•···········•· Kem Cnty 40 arre lnl'om1•
c.1.c.Loc ~mu-....ill.uL ---------+-ft!\
~w 1 ~ 1931 Mt 6 JO Woodbndge Condo New J
pnxJ farm land or ranC'h 3 Hr 2 Uu . himlly rm.
:.Ile $3,500 PH al rl' dshWllhr, ~bl & la.o.t +
963-4703 aft 12 noon ~ 642:._29118
CARLSBAD
A!>s ume VA l o.an. 3
Bdrms. 2 baths 6 yrs old sn.ooo is1. S758 PT 1T 1 owe 2nd w /15'/I down
Owner Agent $911.SOo
757.3433 Wayne
Outof Stote
Ptoperty 2600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
J8r. 2.,.,ba condo No pets
~. tenm.s ~ S1ern
Mgmt. 641 llM.
Plt:IMI MlSA VHDE
3 BR. 2 b.11. bltn krtch
w 1dahwsr. ut1I r oom .
crpt & dJ1lll Formal dtn·
ing rm $SSS. Ask for
Pac. 751 3191 SELECT
PRO PERTJ ES ~e Big Sky Montana o-u 2 BR h.se. Ira fncd home. Good !\PorU IO<'a· '"""''" " lion a.11 ~ yard. 2 tool sht'da, pallo.
~mo 646-1~
••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,. ...... d ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.,..... 1106
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IAYAtOMT
2 Bdrm. 2 ba ID super
local.Ion. Avail now for
furn or unfum. W'&de 3
BR. 2ba. frplc $485
7~1734, or 631-0964_
CONDO 3 RR. 2Vt ba .
micro. elec .iar o pnr.
m a ny xtra::r Ne w
t&001mo 778-2373 dY"·
642-200 l ev
wmter rental S795tmo IUDS JPfTS OK
Salubury ReaJt~ 673-6900 t;ai.ts1de darling duple )(
ON WATER . WINTER I br $37S 6•2·2510 or
BR end urul Lge patio
As&cx:. pn vii. s.52"6094 a ft
6 ------~-
())ec1t •lout• Woodbndge.
3 BR. 2 sty condo sssoo. J
BR. 1ngJ fam ~tacbed
hse. 16SO. Both inc l
fpk's. AC. rrucrowave
lndda t.mrus. s pa Ir lake
Annwl.l lse. 5.59-9062
Nortbwood. 3 bdrm ~n·
tral air. m 1cro·wave
111111> mo. lease SSl-4683
Eves Agent
E.x~I. Tunlercxk. 4BR
Jba . A 1C . 2 5l r y
Sl51mo 842_·_:1&_1_1 __ _
Hen\ale Parit townhouse.
3br. 2...,ba. famlJy rm. clniOI nn. frplc. comm
pool. Agent 731-4911
4Bdrm2-st.ory. very nice.
'6'1S
10.EAR R.E 549.7544
4 bdrm 2..., ba. central
air. wel bar. frplc.
('OfTUtl paols, spa. tennis.
187!i mo. C..11 for more
det.alls !).S2. 9446.
OMWATH
Beaut 2 Bdrm &. dt'n
Lge P •t1 11 . "1 t>v.
Sl200/mo Is.-Pr es t1.1:<·
lot'auoo. Waterfront Homes
631 1400 ----OCF.ANFRONT 2 BR. UP·
per umt w /3rd sty s un
deck +hice 2nd sly pauo
deck. spa. wshr1dryr.
microwave". new c rpu 4r
drpa & gar ancld 'd S875
mo, yearly
WATERFRONT 3 BR. 2
ba home on Channel 1n
cld& shp for pwr boat up
to 40'. Dbl gar + xtra prq. Sl200 mo
JACOBS IEAL TY
675-6'70
Br. ram rm. rrml din rm.
rumpus rm. 2 ba. dblt>
gar, ~ mo Av1ul Oct
10. 6'2·9567
PYG1..ASS-()('eanv1ew.
4Br. Sl6SO m o yrly
~6
Townhome lyr lease.
\'WW, upgraded. 9)50mo.
3 Brdrm. rust.om home
2 fplo. wet bar. kot
..-1. bm:M9'all ~-
..... s BA. Turtle-
rodt. f am rm. +-loft!
2000 sq ft approx
[)etactled home Im med
ocrupanc) Sfl!Smo
752-1700
3425 •••...................•
H.B. 2br. 2ba. fprf(', gar.
PoOl 1s pa. tennis . No
Pet !-> S4 7SMo .
~.
Newport Crest Ocean-
VleW. JBr 21;1t Ba, $7SO
lea.w Ould. sm pet OK.
l44-9f7\)
lhuvennty Pk Terrace 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. fplc. dbl gar.
newly crpt 'd • pauited.
tll!Slmo °7Sl· 1908
Woodbridge New Condo.
JBdrm I .... ba. '525/mo. Nopec.s s..1~an s
Lovel y 1 BR. Iba .
guarded, JaC'UUI, gym.
1144-2999 Alter 5 ·------~w rondos. Open Hae
fntSatJSun 12·!i ~. 766
1Usun at 16th. NB. SllSO
mo Brittany Woods.
Santa Ana Ave, CM $72.5.
646.DJ8
.. • ...... hntillMd
PRIME EXECUT IVE
PROPERTY offe red by
Nichols & Hunt Invest·
ments. Tuslin Hills -%
acre. 4Br, 2Ba. pool.
Jac u zzi. go u rmet
kitchen. 3ecluded horse
That you can Rel first
user nghts on, ncur rruun
buslllefis <.stO<:k brokers
&large banks l dislril't of
Sant.a Ana.
<My $135,000
Excellent terms! Owner
wtlJ (utance at 9"r With
25% down . Good unal
nux. Excellenl Orange
Co .• locauon. ldeaJ 1rut1al
investment. Let's dis·
CU8S tl ! C all 714-834-9393
RENTAL. Exc1t1ng 3 6t&-4848 _ ---
Bdrm. family rm. dm1nJ( Model Condo Ne w Zbr. Univ . Park Te rral'e
rm & stained glass win-2Y;tba. den split level twnbee. 2 OT, 2 Ba. frplc,
B I ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUJFFS-3Br. 2 a . poo ...... I.a.ct 3706 paUo. creat loc. ~mo.
Park Place.Inc 842·7461 12 +Pool dows.Mooringavailable. frplc. gar $SOO Mo nr school.a 6 shopping. 6«)..8146 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ASSUMAILE
Newport H ei ghts
Remodel. 3 bd .. 2 ba.
BMtbuy at SU&,900.
pro perty. $287 ,SOO, L--P,_.+, 2000 $M>,OOO dwn, cootract of -.__.-.i
sale l~ iDL Owners will ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
AX a
2 bd., 1 ba. lo the Heipu. $110,000. Call
Rae James. 131-12166
wort with you. Buy to·
day at th.i$ low rate or int.
Prln only. 642·9935 or m.atm. s.:5&-9020
SPECI'ACULAR VIEW
No. Tusun custom 5Br.
581 +rm for pool. low
tenlll Lo qualified buyer.
REALTORS A.dine .. 95,000. (714 ) ~~...:.:=:..:::~~~~1 731-4200
~~~--~---
IA Y RO MT Olllr'btl• ....
CDMDUPLIX
3 Br owner's unit w Jfrpk
& l Br 1 Ba unit. 91,A,% H ·
sumable loan $179, 900
fUIJ price.
A PR€HIG€ /-t-~ HOMES
333aW.CoutHwy, N8
'4M646 Ele1aot livlnl near ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Harbor Yacht ............_...._ , _______ _
Costa~
ScheduJed to be at 9.1 X
IJ'OllS at COE. Owner to
help finance at t 1 % .
Sought after 2 Bdrm well
maintained units Excit·
Ing upalde potenUal. ln·
veatlgate now' Call
n4-834-9J93
21 u.ih +
l-0.gh demand units + 3
commen:1al stores 1-:x
celJenl Orange Co .. lcx:a
tlon. Full professional
mana&ement for ease ol ownen!up. Ideal pua1ve
lnvett.menl with upside
polentlal. Call now .
1850/Wint.er. Short term Pool & spa. $46S t mo.
rental avail. Salisbury 67J...447l Avail 11/1. Call 640-5771
Realty. 673-alOO 3 BR. I b11, rh1ldn•n OK _or_644_-6487 ______ _
...,_,ISJutlle 3107 Slbrrul 00 pets ~mo Near new 2 br condo. up·
••••••••••••••••••••••• Bltr . ~28«l Pat graded. Pool. spa. ten·
St.eps to bay beach. 3 br. 2 2 Br house. alt aarage. Di.a. 838-.-sl
be. rrplc. garage. Compl. yard. no pets, Westside, Owdt ___ rt_out_!_W_ood_b_n_d_ge
furn. Lovely resldeoUal avail 11 /l $375 54.5·7913 3 Br. 2 sty condo $500. 3 ~· ~1:,~ J:,.':; 8Toro 3232 &. snii fam deuached
r e nt a I 1 8 2 5 m o I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• hse _,_ Both lnclfrplcs.
<.213 MTf>.7738 HOMES FOR RENT AC. nucrowave. lnclds
3 4 Br Pn"ed from t.erws. spa ft lake. An· •-INdl 3141 or · '" .....,.... ...... f'ncd yard . nuallle.~llOl2 __ . --
••••••••••••••••••••••• garages Fam i l1es Oteanfront. winter rental, please. 1tld1 Is pets Woodbridge condo. 3 Br.
l V• Ba, pool, Laite, tennis.
1525. Tom 67U788 71~9383.
pvt beach. poQl, 2 br. 2 welcome. Call 964·2566 or
bll. no luda·peta. 489-3579 m.21J7l. Act no fee) Oub. Spac. okl house ID -•
xlnL loc. s br. l~ ba. ,_SIM l 100 MIWPOITllACH ()ce&nfroot mnUlly reo-tWINI•.._. 3240
t.e.e Sl.IOO per mo. ••••••••••••• •• • •• • •• •• 11 u..TS IMVESTOI S tall $3!50. RM P •••••••••••, ••• • ••• • • • •
OOSTA MESA 1 DOOR from OCEAN. OceansJde 4 Br, 2 ba. ad· -~ HOV!SJ'OR RENT
(4 3 BR 2 ba. frpk. rear
yard. trees. quiet Npt
Hla. 1$75. 67~ 1225
• 2\.'Jba Npt. Te rrncc
Qmdo. HJ.ahly upgraded
W /lovely patio Comm
f o ol . s au n •. ai
a(' $$50w t yr hie. No
P«s 631-1317 for appl -----
HEWPOtrT SHOIES
3 BR. 2 ba. yearly. pool "
tennis pn v ·a $8~0.
~1'5. or 87S-4886 _
w.-.,s,.cw.
$2115 ttudk> rum pets
$100 Balboa lbr rum
te50 2br belt pets, fee _., d\ll>ln nr bch
•HOIU:'1NDERS•
S6'7-0822 ~ ..... 3241
••-••••••••••••••••••• New TerT. Condo. S BR.
~ FOi a"Wtde, adlt.I, apace rent Unbelievably low J..OW i•ffet to ColJllD~nlly Ml......t IHdl l I 6t a ar 4 br. Priced from -IUY7 ... 5. (85155). p z,soo. -pJllCED at S425,000. eouet-. 2 yn old. ~acre r--.. to..-. ~yard ft A WV¥V U:, szz.-Ownetwtll trade. tnd. Red.eel at '475/.mo. ....................... ,.. r a a••. Fam t Ii es LcM11J 2 ttor7 4 br, 21,(i WortdlNt It.... -.ooo SIJ C)OO down a•· Offilafront buutiful dlx ple ue, lllda 6 pets SEAN VIEW 2~ ba. view. pool. sauna.
tu> rno. 64.2-8833 ba• l~ lot.I, ndecont· 11•7777 i ume '$7e:ooo VA.' No lb' 2ba frplc, car. '900. M:lcome. Call 9N·25ee or ed. IPSredecl cpta, move nwle your old stuff for 1 ~~~~ .. ~~~~~I qua.Ufy. Real Property 2-amoa. Reta. 87S.UM9 .... f CIOM to downtown. 4 Udo Isle: 2br. 2ba.
k\aond. p.suoo. &•.:,.,.oodlea w ith • r Systems l·'129-305e UDO maf7t. ,,. •. no ee. bedroom. 3 bat.b. maids. momo. tyr lease.
ied ad. 642·58'18 me..ant 2 bdrm. fam. rm SlJOO. mo. Cel'llury 21 613-3429
FOUR UMl'Ts.c.M. AX11""8-H.I. F\IRN. WIN'MtR REN-6 den. ~/mo). Pluah Newport Cent.er,640-5'357 l189~r DAY Near new. 3 Br owners 4 UNta, aubmlt on terms. TAL crpt.t, 21,A, b• cedar • -Newport Studio Condo • unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2-car $WI.GOO. Prtn. onJy Bkr 2 Bdrm+den. tlOOtrno. 11 .... 5 blU to ocean. Unique 2 Bdrm I ~b• Nr lfoat tbpltal. Pool.
Bach apt, 1 Rm with own
ba. pvt ent. prlt'g, rfrg,
no cook'g. lqwet resp
adlt $225/mo 67s-<>349 _
So. S.y(ront 4 br, 2 ba, up-
per Garagt!. Win\er
67~
UTrLE BAL. IS.I... W I
BOAT moonos for lit'.
2br. 1zx:M view L. R • gar. sun ctea. G heat. Food •
bar DIO W /out moon og.
Wint.er RmtaJ Neto 1um • •
5411-9647. 213-475-1851
IAYROMT
3 br. 2 ba, excellet1t cond ll:iOrmo. Wint.er. 644.951.3
....,In' <• 3101 ,, •••••••••••••••••••••••
•• youpayfor aar .. 3'2 Br,2ba,uruta. ~.9 .UUotOPM. Aduita -No Peta Dbl Cat pvt 1ar, fully bmDe in aarden aetUn1. 1pa. sauna. Security.
alDCSayachntbe TSLlnvatmtaM2-HOa ma.lat. ycl. Adult1, no walktobeach.JnO Great 1rouod1. 5400. Sl•ep lnl oom• a DAILY PK.OT ~ IX>WN owe ., Jaq~re at m 1'tb m 1m ·100J. ldkbeaettet. 111 •Ir a
BEACH. View, pier. 2bf Mita• utl pd. 303 E .. 1 tdpwaw l1187\·2895 'h
SIRYICI 11 OILUXI UMTS uomu~ ~mpjex 8L m.an. ~ ~.· =~~ '= 4 bf'. 3 ba home on .~.m.«T«> ~ PRIME EASl'SJDI!, CM , ... -Jdinl ....... __ .. ~·OIY 28dnmead lndultdalProperty. ..... Aa, boat or trlr t.dl-..'7IO. ltreet.Newcrptc• l8r Utllla •tw-__. •
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8adleb'. oew .:reat t;
itlde location S28:,
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GAllDI APT.
:z ........ My
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Covered CIM port
(NIUO apts , 8 8'/ i.
dme t.o I wya 6 bchs
w~lk w abopputt(. .......... l7 4I ~11~; eves_ 1:!7-0666 1711 1 ~w•st o1w...,. .......................
LAGUNA BEACH MT K
INN. Maid serv., color
TV. beaed pool. Ulll
1714 >4S.·521M. 98S No.
Cmlltffwy.
Beaut. dttorated. maid
aervi~. pool, util. sas
wk..a.Z2Z7
...... 1 ..... 3769 .......................
WIHAYE
YfAll. Y Ir WIMTU
llMTALS
T.._.l.....,atfons
associated
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THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAA·AOUNO FlJN:
Social Act1v1toes 01· rector• Free Sunelay
8runctl • 880'• •Per·
ties• Ptut much more
GM"1' MCMATIOH:
Lawer 3br, l!ba, Mesa dtl
Mar area $400 No pets.
7R21!i6
847·6064
SHARP. beach l , 2 & 3 BR. frplc, dsbwsr, i:ur &
pollOfi No pets. 96()..2358
&Side 2br. Jba, new crpt,
& pe.tnl. Poof. Encl gar
Priv. yrd . No P et:.
Ad ults Only . $350.
673..()731 --- -Lovefy all adult, no pet:.,
2br. l lflba Twnhs, F/P. 1.2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed
polio, end gar Adi ts No 1nger. HB. 846--0619 .
Pets. From S375. 64S.W74
Broo«view 3 br. 21.., bu,
A,C, frpl•'. pcK.11. tcnnu;
Z75. 640-Z'747
9\arp, cle.tn 2 fJR I bJ.
bltns. 2 yr old 4 plex. W
side KJds OK. no peb
$375 645· 747!1 evos &
wfmch.
'1'HESEVll..Lio;"
2br w/gar. AdJlS, new
lT]lls & drps. bltns, rncd
yd. water pd. 636-4120.
2619 "B" Sant.a Ana $350
WALLACE ST APTS
20t9 WaJJace St
Newly decora lt.>d, beam
<'eihngs, 2 br, 1 ba, $370
No deposits reqd. Child
ok, DOpetS 64S-t411
Adil 28r, apen bea med
ceitiap thruout. lots of
wood. no pets. S320 mo.
m.a3e¥es
IEACHWOOD AP'TS
2br 2ba $380. lbr $315
ALlul ts 962 1800
•NEAR 5 l'OIN'fS :! hr,
lbu, S2!6 + $200 depo:-1t
2 lods ok No pt'L'>. Ca II
Bob at 847-2396 or .:o
direct t u 7671 <.:om-
modorcC1rl'le 113, Ji li
SPACIOUS
APARTMENTS
AJ>UL T Ir FAMILY
SECTIOtilS
I, 2 & 3 Brs from $300
Swunmmg pooli., tenrul>,
volleyball, gym. recrea
t1on r oom s + olh er
amenities
y,=anee. e111 Newport ltacb C/ .... --•HH••M•••H •· 11111/ ••••H••••••••...__ .... ................ •• .. ... -· c-, aectioG ., • -· ...... OIT .-r 11Mbl.... ....anllACH ............. roUMD: ,,.,.~,.,.
l••ll•lore, l or I • • ... 4•10 -a. •• ft .,flt• .......... ·--•-•• A 441&..aitt-.•J • 1 6 -.._ ., • • U•ll olthe hro • ...-. quMt ll .. iDdul. ' 1 1 ' lllO .tic lfilr'Nr • W1 .. u~-,:: ·----. ............... ~•Yd. Vlewof -. Ito "'IOIDClt.lve cw -.......... •••••••• c.11.-... • ,..::::!:'.:.' total ~ .t ~ 1=: Mrport. •110. 'JU.11'1. flw•luloa. 145·U2a "°'* .... ...._ ,J ::t,:~!~:s::i !!_lllt.b-'pt~. C.lt Ml'pOit Area eue ol~z •· JO/I, Yic AU...,.I .. , .._.. ~:-:.. -·"'kMI ....,. IJ».eD • .-..... lilD ~on 8ria11.o1 WarebouH 1pace for SurfUdeoa.do•ua · _ .. ,.. -w/.ia&ri .-v. 225 to 1280 ...... m> lJQ n avaU . ....... ,..a.on..san TMl'n 1qh.ftoocn$115.IO .. MOJO LIMerateD.29URaa KMIN lMt: llale Seal Pl ..
,... lllllt 8')9d. llodlro 1 « 2 br CQU&ae ~Ave Cll f79.DIO ,.."'"' .__. Qt. UB. IJIUr 1714t'44-1901 an beeirb on T ahlU with ,._......, • ' · · P1•11R Walnut. Rewa.rd:. 12$
car, row boat, waah Wtft ... ....Wlllhtl 4600 "" -.ll15
2 lfr. 2 bit oondo. \.'' blk to ~'b.2car&aJ'. ioiutooe>
IV' Ocaut. b11y Vlt'W. l6SO
)Tty.
nil.Mif.tnl 6U 1003
OCIAHAt<>MT
lbr, 2bla w/olfk-t: Yrly
fTpfc, 3 car gar SJ())O. ·rSL ~nu 6'2 1603
OHT .. 11.ACH
&cb., kltt•h, balb, Uhl pd
t~ Apb $300 yrly &
up lsl & tut 2306 w.
Oc~root 613 4154
3 BR, 2 ba, 2 1·ar gar . up
per, deck, yearly '600.
Ag(, 675 6670, 631·~. ---
l Hr coodo near beacb.. All
new antr. $45() mo <.:all
Jan or R1eh (714 )
~; <213 )830 2323
Largt' studio $375. Al~u
lbr LuxunOLI.'> Condos
Versa1Ue on the Bluffs.
~. eves & wknds
548-0425.
3 BR 2 Ba. I blk to bt!al·h.
newly decor. Rt>q l'rc1hl
& pen.ooAl refi.. Isl & l~l
mo , d n dep. No µels.
~mo. Evs, 644-9726
I M M A C U L A T ~; &
:.pacu!U!> 3 lklrm . :! bu.
b.i.lcooy. Pllcht>d llt.'am
c-c1hng.-; Near bt-Jc·h &
al'ross from wutt>r. Qwel
neighborhood S6751mo
yrly li.c. W • .terfronl
llome631-1400
Spacious 2 bdrm. l bath.
good loc, very clean & 111·
cl all bltn:.. $t50 mo No
Kids or Pets. Call ·
Mi.ssion Rlty. 494-0731
Versailles. 1 BR. v1ew ,
balcony, newly redone,
adlts, no pets. $.S95. For
_!wt. ph: 642-0435_
9larp I bdrm. Npt. Ills. I
adult, DO peb. SJOO.
6C2-T145.
Large2 Br apt. l ba. large
patio adlllts, no peta.
Wea&diff area. MS-8152.
machine. cocnplet.1 -n.ere la a dlflereoce. --•••••••••••••••••• IM ---------la&dleo. ~-For more flRl•ianaJ Mrvfces for Re1pon11ble, workin g -~ PbuDd: Dobie, F., Auatr. lnloc..U97~a.e eu1 4 the OGml*'Y ~uUve write r seek s o n e Shep 1Dh F ., bro
wukeoda. 10 61 •ettiDI with 111 bedroom collage 1 a Ollf $2 Coclutrll., HU»k&e mill"'
maoqeable nurober o1 Corona del Mar or Cosu. II., SeUe1' F., b&k Pit Bl&ll
wuta. 2082 Mlcbolaon. w.a. Quietoess ~· F., bn/whl Collie mix •
I r V I, 0 .. . c 8 I I Cia1. Wri~ Claaallied Ad ~II any item or com· F .. Many eate. N8
l..a.a'1e BiC Bear cabin.·
pool tbl, color TV. 2
frpks, sleeps It. ~16
PALM SPRINGS. CA
CONDO RENTALS
-= _ n....1 Pi btnalloo (I( 1temv for f1S ~-644-3656
m4""'"......,, ,.._, ,.,..,y kit. P .O. I h p ~~-.--Bo "''"" r~ or H• wit ., enny ---------
Ga .. ~
Sin1le s tory . prof .
mur. 28S> Mesa Verde
Dr E. C.M. 841-884(.
One of a lund .
x ........,, """la Mesa f'1Mtler Ad. 3 1Jne11 for l!
93Si1.. (~Vt' d»~ Each
D!lure lae/renl or house cp looking ror unfum 2-3
bdrm w /encl yd ror 2
mature ~' Kave good r ef 's for 'all o r u s .
751·9100, 12-4 pref. Steve
or Jean
add.IUOl'Ull lme 1~ 6'r for
the 2 d•Y!I Cbar11e 1t •
Nocommtte1ul iid:.
l"or mur<' 1arormlltoun and W plucc your tid 1•1111
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SCIAIR£TS
ANSWOS
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PRETEND
'Jbere are two lrlDCb of i people tn the world. Peo-
ple who k>ve mooey and
~ who PRETEND
the)'donl.
l~ury CondomLnium:.,
Completely FurolShed.
Country Club Selling,
Gdf, Tenrus avauable ut
~1al Rates for our
Chent11 only . Weekly
Monthly. .md Weekend
Rl.-ntab
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
Serm·ret1red Seruor ndb
2Br unlurn. Sm, we ll-
bebaved poodle. Xln\
~~pt.o$350. lr19~Tll.
..._../1 .. Ht/ FOUND: Doi. male, 3¥ ,•
....C. LOlf Ir ,._., SJOO lbs, wht w /b[Jc spot.a, blk <.:WI· Dom1mque al
('714 ) 328-8911 Located wtt.hm the uni· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••"••••••••••••••••••• ears, SA. R.lver , CM, SA. quc Europeon d~1gned a , ti m-66+1
l'ATilEDRAl.<.:ANYON couN'rnv cum
Lido Marina V1lh1ge. ------Ulnstder: 0,:p at..itt 5005 Found: GI~. Vic: 17\h .,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS St t C.M~AC. N7C.O
<i,400Sq .. '! Seou-rettred gen cunt r .........,,...,
Joi S67 l:alhMrJI f>rwatc ~levatur de5ires assoc w /local
Dtnyun Dnve Wt"t Bar. Lounge,.. gen. contr Can rum . A1£ FREE ,._....,..
Palm Spnng.:, Panorama.: Bay v1~w ~ capat.aJ 64&-761S_ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ca1Jfonua92262 <;overcd P:.atw P .. IL WANTED. Femdle to
Oesert ReM>rt Klly ln1.· Oerorat« Amerul•~ TBNS STOaf "4111: share ex~ ol 2 weetc
Lo overbead, h1 pror1u.. ~~5&71 stay t11 Tah1ll. Dec 22 t.o Thanksgi ving & N~w A:.lc aboutour Newport a r ea. Only Jan 5th. Call Barry
Year':. wee.ks uvall, Lake l'-or.•1-; f<L'"'TOF'l-'l':R 127..SOO Palnck. 631-1266 ,_ ________ 97!H017 Tahoe, 3Br. J8a Condo nc. .,.,.. ------,
5350
~/~~~=e~!~· ___ &_7_5-8_&_6_2 ___ , l:i~~l3 ~1o;!·~5~r:::~~~ ~1:=.::1~s~!r
._..to Shclrt 4 300 League 537 2273, no h.•e. Outcall 9· 11. 494-5111 \,
w......e...~ .___ &cycle Shoi>. xlnt oppty, . ......•...............
Moving" Avoid dt•pos1t:. &
l'Ut hv1ng t•x pen..,t'!>'
Pr0Ccs~11111ally -.111t·e um
HOUSEMATES
832 41.34
2 Br apt, ulJI pd, pool &
JaCUZl l, <.:d M $2511
64.S-823l or 675 790ti
Prof Fem to shr w ~am•·:!
Bdrm Irvine <.:undo, fully
furn Avail Now $2511
Mo :>59-9131, ~gs11 ic.k
Cor J 1mnue
Pcm. :.1145 cXt'C 2br <.:un
do .. Sec. i:atc Avail.
10·15 $250+ O,,ut1l
979-5500 X217. aC\. 5
549-7826.
---w• So Orange couoty Found or lpsl a pet" Call
lroilM Write for deta ib l O' S~c1 al Pal'> Ho thn.-
To ~hare Newport ~drh C1a.'iSlflt"d Ad1J.4!H u .. ilv 714 ~2· llJS. 21.31~ 7398
fkaJ .. },tah.' 11ffu t• Pilot. PO Hux 1"60 (A>-.lJ
A.:l·ot ti7~ 11170 M~. (;.. !f"621FJ LA.ht Mu11 ., bldf·k lt.-ather
bag m v11·1>1 Hn~lol J am
boret' MJJI pilrkml( lot n r
Si1ller kc-.t ~u quc:.
uon:. ... ,ked tor retur n of
~ & o.11 f>('r:.oool 1tt•mi.
Rl':\\ARD Day:. 549 tm
t'Xl 23. Night.:. ~735.
700 :.4 fl offHT 'l'an·
<f\ J.JI 127~ mu 1n1 I .111
utJI P<:ll & lllnd ~t. NB
Hobb1(' day.,, ~ 07~7.
eves~.l21
HEWPOR'T IEACH
OFF'ICE OH HEN.rAL
Sl'AC:E. W C-'tl. llwy.,
Manner.. Mile. !Yl5l>q. ft
714~216211
<kt-an View :.patl' avd1l
S15t1Mo. ~. 498 2722,
492-1720
White Wuttt RJly. Inc. --
ll" Crt'am. N1>t Ud1
Xlnl l1X·a1111n l'O\l'nt1JI
Must ~ll' M altt'Ufft·r
6n566:l ~~
""'" ..... --°''°'......, 5015 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ~ Starne:.e mixed maJ•·
Pnvatr 1nvl''>t11r for rat iilut' eyt':s, t an
ra.pidJy Kf'UWtn.1: b1l') di: R~;g-~tung:,.
manurac·t urer. IOO t<, · · --
&~ lu.t Black I.db, Nt'WJ>Ort
5025 Be.r.tch f>lerS<tt. n1lt> 10 6
Picked up by mLStakt• •••••••••••••••••• • • • • • P\c>Ptes nt-ed mother No
q~ asked. P leQ:>t.-'
~1.59 EXEC.sums Fem.. non-srnoker wntd tu Happmeas 1s havtng yoor
she 2br 2ba apt. CdM place of busrneu at
frplc, pool, ten cr ts euer Center. Recept ••
S!IOO+WL 7s&-0312 aft. 5. cooference room. phone
MICta.LE'S
*o.kaM•
11AM·2AM IS35 374!1
P Rt:GNAN1 · Curin i.:
conf1dt•nllJI 1·11un.,cling II. •
rt'{ err aJ r\llO n IO n . a do J>
lJOf1 & kt-ep111.:
APCAHE
Spiritud Reodet-
lfll.5 S F~ Cammo Ht:al
SanOt:mt:'n~. Fully h e·
For Appt 492 7296
O.C. AIRPORT
SECT"Y &
ESCORT
•SSlYICE•
Sp~c1 ahz1ng 1n bu -.1
ne:.l>men, r e:.1d t.-nt '
welCOO'lt'. ,
7l9-5241 24HRS •.
',
Tennll •Free lessons
(pro a. pro ah09) • 2
.-..... OUbt•Saun.• ~·s.mtniftg •Golf f>ri111ng Range
Z BR uni, kids OK, oo
p«a. 1DO W. HamUtoa St., Cll.1Sa1'1. For Lale: Zbr. 2ba.) blk ---------• to oceu on Penn. Fplc, I ...... Ocem _,.,,Avail. Nov. la.
Fe m rmmate to gbr cove rage. C los e to
w.taame. Pvt bdrm, den airport. line restauranta. Is ba. SlllO + Ir\ lltiL C.M. Secretarial aervlces 646-fUll5 avail. For more lDfo. C.U
s..atm-211i. I~~~~~~~!! J _ cona.._
9EAUTlfUI. A,_RT •
mlfTS: Slnglff. 1 ..
2 9edrooma • fur•
nlshed • UnNmished
• Adult l.MnQ. No Peta
• Models Open daily
9to 6
Oakwood
O.rden Apllrtments
~. 1700 16th SL
tOovef .. 1b1hl
1714) &42·8170
Newp()ft BNch/No.
880 lr11inu
,,,, 16111)
(714) 645 0550
~ beautifully rurn
· 8'Jl. Overlooking water
1196. 6'1$-98TI
1 Br. util. pd. $300. Adults, no pets. Also unf um. 2A2 l
E. 16th St. NB 646-180 l
£Mtaide nwlY decoi'. 21M', 1laa. tllOllo. PoOI. achdta,
NDJlllU. MO-OSltaft. s.
3Br 2ba. fpk, bltns, encl
patio, lbdry, dbl gar.
$550. 398-A Woodland
Place. 67$-21.SO.
2 Br, llh ba stUdlO \ype,
J>Vt o bllns,._n ly
decor, crpts, drps, pool,
util incl. 1978 Ma ple .
SMO. mo. 838-8086.
Dul»ex E-slde 2br, bltins,
patio. No Pets. Adults.
381-BOgle, CM
2 BR 1 bath. Yard.
garage. $350 /mo+ St50
dep. ca11 Ren~ta ~-n01
2 & J Br, near new. (;ostu
MeH, Hunt. Bch. All
bltns. pal.lo-yard. Some•
w/frplc. encl. garal(c,
laundry rm or W ID hook·
Up. $US. to "'5().
TSLMgmt 642 1600
, .... 2 ... n-p&e, 2 cu ~
gar. tf15. mo. Refs 8 SPACIOUS •· 2 must. Adult. only. No "' pn vute
...... l'-11 ..... _._..... ......... sl«y, 2 br, 2~ ba a.pl. ,.._.,...... ..,..,._ ...,..,~. w/frpk, in &he Bbdfa. No
2 6 3 BdnD.. Netr deluxe dliJdren pets. M6. Evea
townbouaea. tennla 8151~.
comt. spa. aecurity. near ~ 2202 Hesa Circle. l Bedroom. J bath., yearly
seo.5Tllor751-2060 or mo. S3SO mo. Agt.
eT.J.Q'JO
Dplx. Jbr, 2ba, quiel . Nr VE-RSAIL--L ES
..AVJ.C. cu:._nbLeocl rplc, nr new, no pelS, PENTHOUSE M95. 962-0819. 2 BR. 2 ba, lse. /\II amen. 1ncld'd. Frplc. A~t.
Near new d1Jc 2 Jg BR Mane. 673-11705.
I lhba, WD hkup, bltns. Yrty 1__,_,.
fplc, lg Pn vate pallo """""' encl gar W /opnr $415 J J Bdrm, 2b<A •. Sfi()O. J
563004 Bdrm Jba . $700 (k:can
front Hse SlZOO llllMl .. 8"on BALtJOANEWPOl<T ... .,._ 3842 REALTY 675-8170
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ftintulgton llarbour <:un
do. On the watt:'r, :JO rt
s!Jp. 1620 sq rt , 2 bdrm
2°"' ba. dln. r m . I~ kit. 4!
car gar. pool, l>dUila, Ja
quc. tennis. <.:all cvei..
714 ,1112..()5 7 J
SaneleMtnte 3876 •.•....•...............
SlOO FRt:~ R..:NT
Nao-amobr 1br' BR Cll Oftke 6 Ntall sbop ... es. home w/PoOI, ~mo+ 2IO ..... 8l. B. 1 omee
1.411. Charllt', ~ S7()Mo. 1 olJ1ce $120Mo. l
Roommate oded fo r clDce or l&Gr•!le apace
Newport T~rra ce . '50· Re!ai1 shop .,_ 1225/mo. Can (days) SIO. The Mini Mall.
714 na-11m 9S). IS58, 812· l&'Si. --'-------~1
Gal t.o share 3 br, 2 ba, .., ....
BaJboa ts. $1~ mo. + EXECUTtYESUm
141.l. TIJ _Ji.me __ . _673-4299_ _ FUii service offices
~b&a-~
Master bedroom W/ba.
$250m0. 67~182.
COM. traveling t'ar et>r
woman, wanti. to s hr
home w 1sami-. $2ti0 mo
incl uuJ w D 64<1 n8J
050
••·•··•·•··•·•········· &side C M. Sari., -.in~h.
.:aragt-on pvt a 11('}
St oragt'.unly . S50
673-3600
Offiu Rftltal 4400
··················•····
~Ql
640-5470 ------
1100 Sq. ft·
n e t l(h borhood al·
l'D06pbere. convenie nt to
San Diego frwy, near
l'':urv1ew /t:I C.:a mino
CM 5:f i.q_[t 759 9501
fo'OUNTAIN VALLF.Y •
W/\RNl':R MAGNOLIA
OFrl<.:E SP/\Cfo: AVA IL
IN SAV ON Cl':NTER.
1625 !>Q n at 53< per ft
l ..irgl' non p::irl1\1oned ~I.DIA' Tenant puyi; utils &
.i~se:. ... mcnts. Village
Propeny M11.mt, A11.enl.
ni 4 1'173-2971
fNEED
I MONEY • catDITMO
NOILIM
2ii1 & 1ril "'tomi
547.5402
Arranged by
C...Homt~
BUSINESS LOANS
Any Amt. Any Purpose
2DdTD s84.2~ ---
MONEY AVAI L ABLE
any purpoew. SJ0.000 min.
Mr. H.argra VC' 951 ·3535
Mort ' JI", T "9St ~ 5035 .•....•••......•.•.....
~Mtc).Co.
All l}"Pel of real f'Statc
11'1\estments SlJ\l:t' 1949.
Lost: Re ward, Cham· pagoe blond F e m ..
Q)d(er.~ type dog.
Call ~7162. 754-7682
LOST: Ge-maa Shep, M.
bik twbte, 10 m<l8. Choke
collar, no tags. Ans to
Brandy. 661 ·1235,
49:M>l61 San Cle m area.
FOUND: l"ace Peium.~tt
type. Bm .blk. white hair.
Approx I..,,, Vic E (' M
a>th & Siert.-; 548·2476
1-'owld Qx-kat1el bird . vie
Fo u ntd1n Vl y
Brldlrst ~atcr. 968-~I
ev-.
FOWld Female Gold1•0
Ldb, at b1·.11•h or
(;ofdfflw est 960-2629
•tsM7'78. ~
2C HT Outcalt Serv1re '
PRE LAW stud~ $1' IZUlllO. WW do &Q)'tbUai,
IAaal. Coefideotia.l
DVM. P.O. Box 3242 .
N. 8. 9131!163.
ESCOll'T SBYICE
NS&tBS
WfrtlOVIDE
WaadiatgHrs
972-9904 24 Has
Ua2 W17th Sl, Santa Ana
MASSAGE
RGURE MODELS
ESCOITS
OUTCAUONlY
Days.~•es,hr
631-2140
GOLDIHGIRL
J
I•
Sc>acious Jbr. 2ba, fprlc. Lar b ·h t • 1.1 sundedc gar unit a vail ge ac uni • c:rp ~. lniM 1844
now. tlli June I. 2914 w. <frJi6. bltns. a dult!>. no •••••••••••••••••••••••
Oceanfront, N. B Call pets. $260 mo. !>oSIH-000 2 BR condo. Thl' Lak~:..
2 1 3 • 3 3 I • S 4 l 7 o r 28r. crpts. drps. bltni.. rec ctr, etc $55(.1 call aft
3 Hr, 2 ba. pvt palm &
)UlraJo:e L<lL'> or ~ras:. l.i 14
Calle Campana $445.
Weekday., artl•r 2prn
phone 4!12 -1567 or
496·5275. 1\ny 11m1:
weekends
IALIOA ISLAND
1<.etaJI 'it.ore or orfH'l' I lit
agalt' $400 month •EXEC. SUITES•
Oi'lux\• 0H1c:c w /Vll'W
R1'1.~P conf rm ''-c"I
i.crv. t•\c· (JC l!'H nr
J1rport $311u up
!)<!(). 'J7 4S
SpedaliWcj ..
2"dTDs
642-217 I 545-0611
Found: English Setter
pup 546-2170.54-0-1151 Lonely'! Need to talk''
1-'one-A Friend Club now fonnm~. 558-~l ror in-ro. Male & FEMALE
~ encl. garage. t\dults. no 7PM, 213-431·3048
Retired Mor F to hve in _pets. SJ40 mo. 548 4000 ~ •och -3848
njce Apt for reduced Xlra lrg Jbr. 2•r.aba. drps, •••••••••••••••••••••••
re nt. Lite c h o r es. cf'Pts. frplc. ltkc new OceanlrontLg ycarround
661SU. Ocean View. Tots. pets 1 Bdrm $(25/mo ind utl
OK. 1.130 Viet.On a Shown S36-032J Steps to be ach . 2 Br wtcdy 5:30·7:30 wltnds ----
w/WShr & dryer + gar IO.J. 3Br, 2Ba , near beach, $S85 ..... ---mo
Bell.IL fum. l Br w/ocean 4bdnn. 3ba. Condo. New __ -~ 1?66
view, dsbwshr. gar. 6 lg ly renovated. S52:5 mo Yearly renUll 2 bdrm . apt
balconY. $tOO mo winter. S623tl or492-67~-N. Laguna Beach. Ocean
me&tbeftPM -NEW Coodo 2 br, 2 ba. side of bwy. $460 mo.
lBr: 2ba. owner's Jee hu-balcony, pool & jacuzzi. Adults. 1-623-3827 Eves &
....; apt. beaut. furn. 9600 $1.W. ~. ~~!rJ~ wlmds. Or I 98H039.
mo. .W I.me 15th. 1980. ~e 2 br 2 ba townhouse, Studio apt. No Kids. no
211t'11tSt, N.B. 673-3051; nr Fairview & Baker . no Pets. $!S0 + isl. & la11t
(213 )944-6914 or pels.~1882. mo 's. As k for Inge cna-.SllS. ~or494-7SS2 . 2 Br, l 'r\ ba. 610 Joann St. ·
a.ck·BaY VJeW. 1 bdrm No children Small dog ~pet' clean l.Bdrm. ocean ::-=ve, 6mo sub· ot. Kt-'13M $365. view $.100. At Sha w's
--------1 NewpJl't Beipla 2br lba, Cove.
l .... SW. lbr, s->. \II prtpidio.kidok.Nopets. 2 Bdtm lba Oceanvlew IAIO~;,. •· Sf.2.5'122. ..or tobucb t500. ' •··-eves· 'IURNEk ASsOc s.a iill• 377' 2_:.~=ri~~r -.un ~1 •• .. ••••--••••••• .-..-mo.~ ... ,--..... llff OCBAN VIBW a&* S175 uepa -11 U1>. •rzaa. e11210 OONDO 2 bdrm. 2 ba ... •••••••••••••••••••••
W11Me W.,_. RltJ, lnc. Near CGUete/S.C. Plua. 2 Br, 1 ba, pal'lly furn. Frwy1. Vacant 10-19. Yearly. $4.:50 mo.
$450 mo. 838-9110 • ,\geot673-33S5 •JIM. --------12 Br ttOO mo. incl ot.11. Stv
S Br + den condo, pOOI, 4' refria. .3505 Balboa 81. ..... ' t d1 'oC Mn'. prof. de-_.., All. Oua C2J.3) ........ ,.., .. ••••-•••• ccwated, lr•lne/Untv, •1ru. er, a.. lrlk. c:rp&a • Aft.-. Mf.'TJ'D ----.. w--...r"----
-....... om. • 4DUCJD 2ba, ...... Ml •Mo ar.a. ...... eonnaar. *-POOi. Ad\alta Onl)'. ____ ....... No..._ ...... MM. Avm!Ho'l.llt.'52$. .._ .... ,__ ..-_,. _CaUaa-6118.
IMU'l'1flUI-LowlJ 11 ~ decorat· * ... ...,.-. uw -.v .. 21M'2ba ed 2 br, 2~ be eoodo. =--~.::. E. '"91e,dlabwuber W..._, .-,. incl, encl. '*6o.,...... llUtiq _.,. 2 ear ,.,.., .. JllOOI
D11m1 1rt I ..,._ 2 ba. ..,.... ,.-feet -61 lllt to w.tcwt abop.
A lkc+ ...,, .... No Mtuna tm Jinl, ..... LO
----llOUlae.AvtHM* .._.,, ·-•-===-..;~--. .. ----1 "'-·~ .. cooc1o. a br, Duplu, 2 aa t~ Ba, poe1, aclul&a, DO Pt'*. ~u
J11111o, M&I pr. $tao$. oo mw la&erior. t'8S mo..
• ,._. bave tM·Ttll _,.: flt4NO
1
•
Nr. bch. Dix. 2br , fprll'.
s:Pl. lbr, dlx v1l"w S300
Adult.<; 493 50-17. 196-4292
s.toAna 3880
·······•······•········ E!xtlus1ve So C.:oa:.t
V1Jlas. 2 Br 2 lia tondo.
pvt p <fl10. rec f;u:ll ..
scc:ur. gates. avail 1m
med .• $525 768·9411
Agent 675 IH 70
$230 t.;P Offic·1• "otorf'
cpts. dl"J)l'i , A l' 11301
Reach, II 8 Lse 842 2:8:14 CASH FOR
TD 's 1 or 2 Rm &lites from 175 Presll.g>ous new m W 19th St C.:all Tom EXECUTIVE SUITES Pnnc1paJ 955-3454
~zm available near O C HOMEOWN1'.:R LOANS
Airport Attractive ratei. ARRANGED Small office Pe riccl for include reccpUorus\, law SlO.OOOto $25().000
answenng serv1cl'. ell' hbrary. confen'm·e rms. •AMORTIZED
Only J75 per mo tt02 :.ecr ctanal service, & •lNTERESTONl.Y
West 17th St. Santa Ana Xerox Catihly. for a •SHORTT""R ... J.'or more 111fo call Joe ~-.. 1 & r rth .... In Ca n ale 547·4181 o r ""'""'...,tour u er Call Bob Wilhams ARcnt
1..Di,t 10 IJO Gla:.s('-. &
Calr ulator \In c~ I 976
Presidio Dr & Drake
Cosw Mesa Rl.'w:ird
FOLINO ~ nldle dog,
blk & gray :.poltt:d. H. 8 .
area. S36 7870
FOUND: Ring:, in a oot·
tJe. near Brudford and
Oyer l:<lll i.lnd 1dent1!y.
m~
•FOXY LADY*
OUTCALL ONLY
•972-1131•
"COMPA T91UTY"
"Open Lifestyle" people
Sincere warm relauons
Couples call 750--0614
Singles call 'J»-08'11
Recorded Msg. any hr 2 bdrm 2 ba Condo, pool,
Jac. etc $425 lmmed 01:
<'upancy. C all Rob
21.3 /l?A-4776 or 836-0521
delails IJ\qwre at Vortac 731-ml or960-l~7
Renataa\556-7707 A:.!>o c. !IS5·2288 or --------
~3900 2 day approval fond in 7
~ Rftltd -4450 d a y s . N o p u i n t s .
FOUND· Sm wb1te Poo-
dle Coast Hwy, Dana Pt.
49S-3112 A Freoch Delight \ l
LBiU.N DE LAIUE ---WftfMinshr 3898
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Smllll l!Jde·Away <Xl1rl'
Only SS01per mooth Va
cant. 325 Nu. Broadway.
Santo Ana Ii 1slorH·.1 I
Bldg for more 1nJo call
Sam Warren 5S8-Ql?IJ or
Renal.a SS& nm
s $10,000-t75,000 2nd T D. •••••••• ••••• •• • • •• • •• • loans. udo Newport <;o.
f'or s tort' &om ce spac•c• al 873-7566. 24 hrs.
FOUND: Prescr1 pt1on
s un gla:.st!s. V1t·.
Alabam a St. H .B .
5.')S. 99'l5
~RTS 24HRS
95.>982JO 83&-0104 -
l Br 2 story apt acrosi;
from par k $280 m o
Sborehne Mgmt <:orp ..
847.Q63
reasonable rale:. - - -•LORI'S•
500 to 2700 SQ Ft. $25,000 2nd TD wanted Found: Stamese. reeent
MESA VERDE bR Crom pvt . ply. <.:all surgery, male. no collar.
WE'RE#l
OPEN 24 hrs DAILY
~or r:::.='Tt:.o 1 tl)FIEEIENT PLAZA 1Hf645..3683 963-3979 m.9820 836-0104
1.S2S Mesa Verde E, C.M. ---------
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Seawilll V-e
DIC.sums
MEWPOIT CIMTll
Ji\l1l service. From J225.
Newport fteaency Corp. ('714)144..,189
New 162 bdrm luxury
adult apt& ln 14 plans
rrom $350, 2 bdrm ~ trom SSOO + 6S> SQ. ft. view. under·
pools, Ce1D\15, waterfalls, ground prkg, eleva tor.
peoda! Gas for cooking & Co.st Hwy visibility. Air beatin& paid. From San cond. La1uoa Beach.
Olego l'rwy drtve North <714 )$.49-1186: wlcnda
on Beucb to McFadden1_-.3!m_. __ • _____ _
theft West on McJ'adCfen
to Se awind Vallaee.
('114 )lm.51.f18 .
FOR LEASE-So. La&u.na
J»ZS0.550 IQ ft. 4915-4481,
-.al19
545-412)
2901 Lalayeue. N. B. &ore or office spare; 1200 Sq.
P\. Slf8I mo. 8. Gnmdy RJtr61~161
Newport Near Post Ofc.
Modem 502 sq I\ store ol
ofc. 2l830 Avon-C 213/
4Tl-7001
,_..SAM DIEGO
ICM LOCATIOM
12JO sq ft Jn mln1·mall.
1·295-5181 dya, 276·1211
eWJI -4000 Dix. l ·tJD. OWu .adj. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Airporter Hotel. N• Commercial space. Of. &e.e. m4m, e to u race, lbap, retaUli:bobb1. ~-llOMo. 2I0·5201q.rt. Qdee ~ ..... Sbop. ~.,.
J*WOetlter'spaee., -· --------flleeboale-nrS, eat Pl•Ja i11t tq.ft . .-rs • '1$0. Ground floar. hip &relftc borne prt• emp male N.w declor, qullck occpy. count, 2 1toret avail. »J5. sa.10.M 5'5-1717 ' lluta'-Baier Cee>ter. Prtccd below market. --'-----· ---aou-.m Harbor Blvd. RedMU Rlt.y, UdoOffc. ~vt bath, mat.\are aau.St. Act.~Ull f7S.7'00
*b,Ut..eprtv,ref. 11 COUt•CIAL
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P •· 17W111 ..al aw pulbu.r•· CM. a.-. ft.. TSMCIOt
GET MORE
$$$$$
FOR YOUR DIME
WITH OUR NEW
DIME-A-LINE
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1ft. -.rr. .. M Clr1* 0ee"•IP Cleu ..._ 0 C cootrleta, trHt
-2 Br home ... i Ir fM\1 "1t11N 111...-Alk ~~..._. ... Spot etuatna. P ' I bl•lllari" ' ...._ : ktoria tnwl. Pl& odor\ DO 9dd. -·· .. ••• •• ••• •••••• • • _... _.., v maa K6Jt ~ w000 feM· Vooec.tao Bbnda. Spec. • · .._ ...__ :U:: •t -·' dean&o1 aorvlce for -• u wwwom Cn , .. /Cnr • enc.r-r v---"'ao blhuh, w...,.., -·I I I •eaa ............ Of' '41-(W ~ yvv ..._. -·•..,•••••••••••••• 1buUera. 1hade1 la .. ........,s.rn~ wart ohU kinda. ,..,.. ~ boow.offtce.Ma.MSOI~ ~ ~ ~!Z = l*iidrwalb l"rM ell\ U ••-••••••••••••••••• • --7 ~67 ~ It hon pia& apeelaJt.¥ itorea, 1"I • l C ~RA M I C T J L E . •••••{n!u.tt::::,•••••• ,;;:ial pick-up • de· ~C... Kitchen, blltJMj, "nl.ty1. HANIJY•"'~ ar.;;,, traaaportla& ....................... ~tl)e or m i ne No.lobtoosmall ~ ~ you Newport Day t=are ----John 548-0059
-'-Rel. anll Call aft Cut.er. Al•• 2~ /up. "9echw:t Qupelltr)', fencutl Is root a:aLon~ Planned pro1ram ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.ag Nojobtoosml. Papa
175-410l 4t Ill b.atld·1trlp or re· aur. 83J-"2164
CU9TOM INTERIOR CARPENTRY By Ja, l43-ll08
c • wdw pU-, "'lJWlb your lllll1· -----••••••••••••••••••••••• :.S'T~~2'~ '~V:~i ~~.i. 3.!::f:;: c!;,:~. JA==~E 81, CM try,$. 8'2-al'l all 6PM
Dnveways, 1idewalb & fl!!.io8 w,ma Outom remodelin1. 1"nda doon. windoW1l, ,...utioM, form.ice , all G.vdeoin& clean·Ul>f fs OCCStudeot. I Ton truck. 1uar. f'ree eat. R.G. Coutru. Co, tien. landacaplQI. George Truh. tl'N trim. Dan ......__._ -.-blda contractor. com-lblllbl. 5'5-7C172 M2-32:M.
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... a•"w •y"" ...... It Ml ! mJDENTS. t:xp, fr1 "' o.t.--Ute to YOUI' I
8 -~-.An -····· ••••••••••• ....... MJ,ecn' VI,,. ._.. ,.. .. ......... ·-·-· HOUIS? Call O&aOam u--~--SI .,... Home! llllft:sl bJ ~" ~ b:f • eoppel' ,. °'"· ............. ra ~!. -~-....:...-.. :... ... , I. ..II... ....... CIGl!Uador. n• ....... ~ •
-· --. -.-.. "'~••••••••••••• M New Ule PaiDUA1. ,_., locaUal 1' H.a Robin'• Houaec&H1ti1tl nfl'NGfmln.-.mT PrmPA.l.NTJNG 511..ao71. _ =-., m -Dt.'OP
th'c. for a u.orou,bJj !ap...,., M . reliable, &•pr'd. RHa &•te1. JMd>PAJNTING ' ~-.. . ..._, DOO ·dnkr /amoker. rree FAl. Call Gene hl&r. cxtr. eeUinp. Rea· •ca.,
call Saow·llc llldea.•01 Local r•f1. Bood•ble. S.oal t.al renoval.Loa apedalilt. _ ..... _.-• .--
f'oraboma\balsparklaa ... ,.. M.LP~ Small ~lal Jolla R.apalr • Reroof~All
Mb .oow. t'l'M0'11. ... .. ~ aft«boun. m.4m' lY p ea · 1 b la I • • tillll • Nelltf'll.56'1t rocbbake•·compO·Lar.
ll'or E 1. cell e D c e i n -•••-••"•-•••••••• l!!xttl'1' l'""76 Int/Eat. pUn&lq fl bome Free eat. 141·ael0 l'tn .•
t. 111et1eantni: C....W.1 Ludaupe. \rri1•0oo. "-Ext ,...ur..wable Ir reu. Avail.
Umhoieed 5*-112l8. dDup, ,... 10 yra ...-. Ad. P" 10 1· • Int ~.wort. Pree eat. All ..;.;...---.--.. ---Uc • bcmded. Norbona f3'1'1135. Low rate.. Pree S.StW311 ,_.../.. •-IOI& a.J:AN mak• It Ul~W12ar97·m:l eat. ..... ~ .............. ••••••-• Gleem. Bach .• apta, PatnUnc. Re11Comml. £aDert nr...maklal II
hoaa.MM372 ~llal, reoovatini. Paintln1 I NT/EXT Servt.a&C.Outa.lcomrn.8 ~. OeUD •Ort... ~. aew &awna. fs Heat, boneatL: red as0 .. 12 yrs. Hi1hest quality f.lml•Hisa'a Ml-Tm Cleanups oo rentals, taes. lf'la, empties. Free est
Ori C.Oanly. CaU ~-
HM C-c 125 tnU\. YOU
aupply materials
~-"505 Sbaroo
Cleanins apt&, bomCIS,Of·
fices, bid~•. complete
pro( ..... a.1• l!U-0105.
Hwae 6 apt. cleaniD1. Eb.joy detail wort. Over
4 yn exp. Reta. Call Bob-
bie: 751M741before1 PM .
101 cleanup. Dave , Y1'1! np. ic · ave work. R11nbl. Lie 'd . .~ ~orBllll,646-1411 CM-100 Oave.:llM425 T•vtll•.......-.............. _... ......
hi and Laadacapln&. Paultm& • Rest.oration, P&Urttn&. Int/Ext. Qlty Q.ARENC&'8 TV. 21 yr.
Int/EA, apriAklen le-"Par ~•cellance", st mat., wwk. resld •In· e1.per. Daya , aves.
au lied .tr repaired . he 11n11ref1. Richard dlall. Preeeat.146-1.252 wlmda. •.115 +. 967.1086 erosion control . ~.-.~ ....-,_,, .... brick fl ce· ClJSTOM INTR. PAINT· T,.._._ ~~ cln·UPIJ • Wallpaper hanging. fast INC le D R y WALL. .:::::::._.•••••••• ... •• pru.nl.~ )'r• exp. ea-vice. quahty work. Le Quality makes the d lf· P'IU!EU\al LealOA ~c 'd . 918-7711 , P • 714-S3S-?.350 !~~1e. 2' bra. R lcb c::ndemlll.W. reactina.
'4Ml71 WA&..llAl'IRJMG _,.,4 , imD•P'rmch.tTMOU
Quality work. Evu GU~ 'M ¢ en-~. Rel'•· lOyrs Lafwta.
Free flit. -....o9. OIUe9e studenu. wiodow
th , .......................
Brictwon. Small Jobe. -----~---------· ·--m ·r1r .. 1d .. 831 -5313, ---------..._ earpenUI' doea aU _G_-a:zse _______ ~Avtlts GardenlnJ. Tree stiploader, dump truck. Houaecleanln&: For
...,_ o1 t o-ulldinl.baw,lree.tryrd Reasonable. reliable .---wor · -aa Make your 1b opp1ng lrimmin1 • removal•. Wrti, m1IC 831-1.257 cle,aoin1 call Madonna
Newport, c.o.ta Mesa 6
Irvine. ~'7$ eve.
ESSIAM
CuMom Palatine
Pree FAt. 3 yr iuar
,.. waa&mc. R.etld 11\Me&.
·-•••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt work. 642·~49,
Custom Dea1go wood MS-71'72
jftc91G-14M _ __.__ the 1 yard maints .. SPftJ'kler __ _ $1H11131. Pree F.al. ..,.....,.. by ualng Dal Y • y , t e m a , J a w n s , W_ant_Ad_He__..IP_! __ 64.2_-567_8 Pilot Cluaifled A_ds_.__ clean • 646-1414. Want Ad JW.ult.s 642 5618 Seil Wile Items 642·5678
---SeU wit.b EASE I
lt'aaBREEZE
Cluail'W!d Ada 642.5618
O.,Cll Euaao 162 1'78
Sell idle itema 642-5678
paUo covers le decka. Ha-w--aoawtbin---,,-t.o a.ell?
free quota 5'57·9211 all 0.-lfied ad1J dolt wen . &pm
,
Mu1p W...ted 7100 H1tp W..ted 7 I 00 H1fp W...... 7100 Hlfp W..t.d 7 I 00 Mulp Wmt.4 7100 Hllp W..ted 7 t 00 ..... W-"94 7 I 00
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~ for Parenu. Learn Accountinc Clerk, full
, ''How To Live With Your time, hours a.~. w taome
Teen-aaer''. 54.5-7732 overtime. WlU train, but
WANTED: 2 attr active
wbt fem1lee few aoclalll.·
in1. 1 fem 3t·29 Ir 1 f J0.:11
lor 2 Pf'O(. w/males. Call ~.._ma
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
642·1571
•SEqUIM•
&carts & Model1
~5293 75.2·870H
J REAU..Y DO LOVI-:
Y OUCAJtOL
FROM JERRY
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.CH CHIT JIAM
GOTO IT HO!
EAGLE VI CTO RY
TONIGHT.
CRUNCH KATELLA
l 'M WITH YA ALL THE
WAY'
\,OVEYA.
DARRELL ---,~ Slrflc.u.slAO
rrust be able to operate
l().lley adder. Call (Or
appl. Ut.olem ,
71...C. T102.
ACCOUNTS
PAYAR.ICl.HI(
The JolJy Roeer, Joe., is
a profitable growing
medium size company
wrt.h excellent benefits &
v.ulung conditions. We
currently have an OJ>4!n -
lJ'l8 for a Accounu Paya
ble Clerk. Salary as com
mensurate with e x-
penence Send resume
or apply lll person n. Jolv ROC)tf' hie
l'1042Gillette Avenue
lrvine, Ca 92714
Unique retail nursery
needs a s harp, ex-
perienced person for
vu1ed boo klc eep1ng
dutJes 'Jlu.s IS a Mood Op· porturuty to expand your
accounllllg skill<, Plecu.e
apply in person. Mon
..1hN.Ji'r-"r3am~
ASSEMBLERS
Local Mission Viejo company in life
support medical electronics needs
Assemblers. Requires good manual
dexterity. good eyesight. neat
appearance. & dependabj)jty Willing
lo train.
Good benefits. Only responsible
pers ons see kin g permanent
e mployment need apply Day shifts
C'all Sheryl
(7141 581 -3830
ACCOUMTIMG CLERK
Expenenced m account~
receivable & JO key
Good telephone manner
Hn. 8:30 to 5. Mon. thru
Fri. Please call for appt
~~
Adm1n1Prof. Adil ~ Silnif, alt. lne. p /t, f/t
Own bu s . Mlct -
ing/liln.,at. l'ntl/local.
1100 refund Invest
557·30S2
AJarm Mature 1nd1v1dual
needed a~ a Central Stu
l.IOO Operator Npt Bt·h
area. Please call 631 Sl64
ask for Steve,
AmbitJOus? 8e your own
boss. Work your own hrs.
DeWla e&ll ~5J22
AW>mol.I ve 8ankan& Pana runner w /It bllJtpg. ... ... Tellw. ,.,.
Expel-, &ood dr\vlng re-"-Tetler. L..-• card. Steady job, oppor for advancement. Apply .._..office.
in penon lAl E. 17\h St. Xlm oppwUUUty at louJ
C.M. S.~ "Loan. Mature.
----------reaponalble person1 t.o
.AUTOMOllU
SAUSNOPLI
Requl r ed f or wel I
esa..blished dealership
Slralght sell m a 1tra1ght
st.ore Expeneoced pre
ferred. Apply 1n persoo
SAIL c .. vaoLET
So Cst Hwy. La gun»
Beach 4lM-IJJI
At.tr0MOTlV1':
IOOYSHOP
MAHA Get
Experienced only Good
medJcal insurance plan.
profit shanng & paid
vacations. Cull Nick
Varsak at
A .... a...-...., .....
-ilartlor' 81Yd. C091'AMESA
546-1914
Alll'OMOTIVE
•DIALHSHIP
SBVICI Dt:r'T.!
Orange County l(rowth
requires HOWARD ~9'1>tt!t expansion! -
fill ~ poalUons Muat t~ 50 wpcn. Many co.
bend.U. For appt. call
MlU
SADOLBACM
SAVIHGS
4V1 Ja63
EOE .. M t •
Ba.nlung IS & L
Ta.LB
l''Wlerton S & L &f't>kmi:
full Ume t.eller for N B
ct/ice Typmg JOwpm re
q d ~ pref'd but Wiii
tr&Ul Call nt4 l8'71 4244
for~~· E 0 E __
Ba.okJng
C:O.-rcidT .....
Experieneed
C.....Q:11 ... ir.:.p.n..,. bet.pf'6l ..,..
not mandatory. Uu tn>-illl la reqtared.
UMTIDCAUF .....
2220cean Ave
L.tguna Beach
~
&0-1!;
Bl&nlt..tng
Bookkeeper·Part time
U111veralty Community
Amoc:ult.loo Good loca
UOn.:162-UlO
&okket'Pt" wantt'd. ex
per, for rest.aurant Call
C.3803
~ Oepend•blt
mat.u.re. muat have !>Om~
alulls 6 1or exper Ap
prox 12 hn wk 1n lo<'c1I
ln~nor de111gn -.tudw
Call 6'2-0442
~r. full clu&r&e
Expenence 10 ret>taurant
al.'ct ~. diaaly reporti..
acct !> rt"\'t'tvable . .1<·c1 ·,
p ayc1bl1.· mdnuc1I
payroll Poa1t10n ~n in
Uan:. Pt P'or JOb 1n
tttvie-w t. al I 2 Ll 630 62b1!
AU for Nonna n
BOOK.Kt:t.:PJNG cu:RI\
fUU·tlme Exper noc
nee Many co. bent' App
ly at l8li0 Placmua CM
or callto411 l.
9009* •
Y !C for Tu.tin CPA Firm. Must have e.a .
1J'l!l"len<'e lbru finann•I
stat.ema\LI Send resumt'
with 1talary require
rnenl.6 to P 0 flux I~
1\L<ru.n. 92lli60
.aolCKl&!H
•••••••••••••••••••••••
AdoleM-ent Urut need.., full ume RN days & ru1<hti.
Part ume RN days PM &
rughlb LVN S & LPT'~
full & part tame Adult~
urut n~ Charge RN
1'M ruttttrne-&"part fimt·
RN nights Apply ROGEft'S Capuilrano by the ~a
BRASS KEY GARDEHS Ho!IP1tlll ,49&-s7oo
:001 San Joaqwn -Adfet tisiftg S.1
I Heavy duty I.me techn1
c1an.s • <rr1UU> work not
-reqiared t
ANAL YST·AUDITOR
Sb.rp naure oriented
person to review • pro-cess Ins urance benefit
reports Wide vanety of
111terestinic duues Some accoonl.ln.c or bookkeep
mg cxpeneoce helpful
Typing not requ1 red
Great employer paid
b~n~f 1l vat•_.•
pleasant working cond1 ·
uons. For mlerv1ew Call
D Hammons. 833-8384
.AMweritMj W.lc•
PBX operators for a
tele phone answering
service expenenced or
wW tram. Full Ume or
part ume stulta av a.tla-
ble. Days. afternoon·
eveoinp or grave yud.
Mu.st be able lo work some weekends. Typing
35 wpm, required. Many
co. benefits available.
Pteaae call Mon· Fri.
TB.LB
MEW ACCOUNTS
Part lime permanent .
typ1n1 reqwred. Wall OOfSlder trainee Call for
app't. Jo•n Maraelle. m.•1
OUiCf' 8W111M!5s Mttr
Thru lriial balanc'".
supt"rv11>1on. computtr
exper (J BM32 >. sohd rt'
fennces Compenaauon
negot&abie Location Irv
lndu.s Complu C•ll R J Ko1t1 for appt, CATERING TO YOUR Hills Road Telephone apace sale11.
SOCIALAFl"AJRS COM 640·5944 Advertismg expr. nee.
EXQUISITE ESCORTS Nat 'I trade publication * 661-2811 * --------•I wtground floor opport. --"-O_W_Hl_R_IN_G __ , Account1ng Must be a(lreSStve and a J,...... 5450 JIACCOUNTIHG stron.a cl0&er. C.Ongerual
••••••••••••••••••••••• """RM a tm o11phere .
-" Salary+com 2 United + l American li'l The Jol•v Rofer, Inc., m. +bonuses • fringe fare coupons. S50 ea. b aa an e1.ce le nt op-bene. can daily blwn l &
,,..MZ-_'_:ie88 _______ 1 portunity for a bright, 3 PM. Phil Immordino
•t:t=:a! •••••••••••••••••••••••
7075 .......................
ambWowl penoo aa a Jr. 962-9321
Accounting Clerk, the -------
pos1Uoo is entry level ~
witb the opportunity for *a~.;RI* advancement. Ex-NlftRIQI
perieoce is helpful , but ST AltT
not reqwred. Worklng
N e e d P a r t t i m e ooaditiona & employee M.Ult48' $$$ .~al work eves • benefit.a ace excellent. TOD "'Y!ll , wtnds. Work out or Salary ia dependent on ~
home. Equipped with ~ence level. Apply ~ ~ ~~ed
I BM typewrl ter • in peraon, or send a re-Advertl11lng Depart· Norelco dictatina equip. 11umet.o:
Fashion lal~ c.rea Costa M~ area
AUp:y,-i area can S43-4230 E .O.E. MtF
1415wefing !lel"Vice need•
operators for various
abitta. Ir you like a Job
with a cb.a.Ue°'e. apply in penoo at 228 Foreet,
La1 Bch. Aak for Carol
LaJoie.
2. New car R~t·ready
t.edlmcums'
Gld exp. preferred.
~t workin1 COPdl·
Uom, near John Wayne
Airport. Exe pay.
beoeflla. Opp. for Mivao·
cement. See Service
~.
HOWAltD a.,,,...
Oove•QuaJ.J Sta.
NEWPORT BEACH
lllUUl&I S.vift&a ll Loan
570 Camlao de f'Atrell•
Sanaemeate
Eql&&l 0ppor Em pl yr
~5700
llbokteeper full charce
for am.JI mis co. tbru
trial beJ w !1mldl ol •c-c r u a I 1. A t R. A t P . =• Job eosliac. Few
open.inc. klCa ol •,....,--,------•I varlet y. ex per n.ec. ,..,.. ~ c.orp, 64642IOI. foe
Nie¥rport Center. Full·
lime. li1bt typtaa. CATETERIA WORKERS calbierlai upe.rince. in all depb. c .. hlera. At.!l'OMOTIVE Good a at a r y and aalad makers. cook ·,
IOOY SHOP benefits. Call J an helpers. line aervera. ISTIMATOI Martio: 664-1411 IAM-2:30PM Mon-Fri.
EJ1Celleot company ...-.UALS&L Nwpt Bc h area or
benefit•. s da)' work EQuaJOpportunky P'aabion hie. 171 4 I
week & salary com -~-Mt P'/lf 51l..S140forinterview
menllUnlle with ability. ~~~~~~~~!! Coatact Cl)'de MOf"lan. 1-:: Cafeten a Employees,
C~llERS
UTUTEM
~ now available
for fuJI ta me us1.s~nl
managers on 2Dd. & 3rd
stult No expeneoce nee
We traw Slilrt SJ.10 to M
per hour Adv a.nce.mrnt
opporturuty (Of' manaee
mmt pos1t10N1 t.o SS 50
per hour If qua.bhed fo'or
more 11\f oc-ma uon & in
~ew. ~9950 or call
714 531 4MU Wall ID
tervtew on Saturday., by
appo&ntmef\t
Equal Oppor Employer
Ould care ror 4 mo & 8 yr
old boy,., Mon Wed.
3 Si ~ :.>PM vu J~ Fri
N. MeM are.a, ~7-31&2
aft7PM -------------. .., .. ,,,..,, ,
Caree r opportunity
avatl.ab&e to t.aJen~ 1n
dw1du.al wilh Cl!ght con
trol 6 '>torm ~ll(n ba('k
ground Apply 1n pe~
W1.Lh. IU~~ .w4f ll
~ to Mr f'uent~
.at Robert 8e1n. W1l1Ja m
FroM & AM<lol· 1401 Quail
SI NewJ)of't lkal°.!' __
Oass Room AJdes net:'ded
toU&St 1.e .. ct>en in class
room. 2 to J hr.s per day
M.» per hr. Apply m
penoa. Fowua10 Valley
~ Du1t Comer of
Talbert 4i Newland.
Foamtain Va!~ ... E..:.O.E .
<la1cal
Ten1u1 Club requires
P9rt time clert wtth tile
SW.. 'lbun t.bru Sat • am• daatred. •5. cau
for ._.14$-7351
Cl•ICAL
S«uriUea proce111n1 cterll for Fubion laland
&nveatment P'irm .
Processet new invest·
IDflltl lnvolvtni bank de·
poRla • detailed follow
I.IP· lnveatmeot or bent· lnl ~ belp(uJ. MM>U:i.
ca.atcAL
Typing. telephone &
nUc:. Accurate typing 4'
dependabWty a muat.
"otrt orr&ce XlPlbendha
0 C.AJ.rport area
Fredenck Brown
&Aatl«
714~9'85
Oenca.I. part tame, 2 day:.
per week. Must be able to
type 80 wpm. P\easant
office 4' woriun& condl>
M hour. Call Dianne
m.3376. ----~--
a.ERICA!.
C .. ISTMAS
MONEY
F\le Clerts. I lo 2 month
assignments an Jrv1ot'
()peru.ngs now. Top hour
ly pay .-wet>kly chance:.
oa a "i p to P"er-ta
Vail.Ina ... t ....
CALLMOWl
557..0045
Cf\-Llr\:.
11 l#OCl.tJN l'\V'Alt<Htl !.l!MCI. ...
77DWrili"~
.... wpori a.odl
Clert Ouplacat1n~ Clerk
OperaUOn.s Dept M a)tir
Stock Brokera1~ t'trm
neear 0 C Airport Hrs
7-4pm Call Mr Dugan
5eNl2l
CLERK TYPI S T /
RECEPTIONIST for
buly front deU lD ITOW·
1a1 company. £a ·
oerieoce in aen«aJ ol · tlce preferred. Good
beneftta .. Mon t.bru Fri a.s. Call ~zno.
a.it 1)pisis. Pr1or offlC'e
esps!eDCe. eood typing aw. • •bruty to operate to key desll'able. Good
co. benef'u. For appt .
call 640-080 ext
8..£.0.E.
COL WIN09tS
Electro medlamcat aaaemblera:
meal. Calby 833-1185 --=•-'--ment. The peraon we u--• .._ ..... a 30to5 •-~·-. seek s h ould enjoy ·--.-u"'"· : · 170t2 etteAve t.eJephooe sales, be able Appliance lnalaller. must have own tranapor'UlUon.
good pa)'l.Dg Jobe, we will
train. Call '114.Q6.!M20.
NABERS. eut.'Stytilt to mana1e d ays . salad ex per.
___ pmt-lime.Gl~.Tu.-belpfw. Good ~oefitt. )'rt, K s.tt t-5. eves. Call for appt. 731-~100, , ________ _ <O_ _/./)/}_ -..... _._ .. _. _____ _
Grow\na solencMd COID·
PMY bu immed. I /time
opeainp for trainee• •1« •x:pr:d. ............ Won wiUl amall pre-
cls lon parll • 1ood man1.tal dexterity a
allJll. Gd co. beoefits • workinl cooda. Salary
opm. ADPlY .. penon Of t'llBact~ •l
J?'raC ...,.., Uve-lo. good lrvioe, Ca 912714 to type 45 WPM (elec-
local ref. Geriatrics pre· 0141146-4331 tncl. have a pleasant
fsred.48WZM. l~~~~~~~~~I personality & enjoy workln& with a great Companion I Praclical l•--------•I JIJ'uupolpeople!
1Nurae. E1.perieoced ACCOUMTIMG We offer excellent com·
w/elder\y. Llve-lnorout. CLERIC pan.y benefits lncludiog
Have own car. Refs . Raptcil)' powing mtema· medical, dental, Ufe In· ~17 tional company aeeka en· surance. etc. Salary
, Mlfp W..eed 7100 thualutic, aell-atarting PLUS com1111SSion' Ex·
........ ••••••••••••••• todividual for poeilloo lo pertence preferred. but
,.,,._., w 'd A.c.eountiog Department not euentlaJ AB._,.-,u.par pre· \o corporate h ead-Plealecallf0rlnterv1ew 111 operalor wanted. quarters in Irvine. Good PeraonneJ Dept. Com.m 'I print sbop. ,.._
1 Va ned • lntereating l Y Pin I & l O k e Y 642-5478 • .:.Al. 277 ,,.wt. 'No Sat'a. Com-~apab11mties reqwreld. QIAl«HCOAST I~ 31alt Airway ~ltce esit opportun ly o•• .YPtLOT Aft.al CallM5-0tSL for advancement. out· ,.... ft, · _,...t!Q(C'OIDpeas.U004' 330W. BaySl.
Acoolmla PQMle elerk. bmeftu la a pleauot Coeta M_.
, .N • w po r l 8 • • c b worlliOI environment. Equal ~unity ......,. rtrm bet lm• Coated P enoonel. Employe. ,_.... C:..-. for af· 9'40IL E.O.E. ,,__. .. -_ ......... _ ... _~ .. .__ ..... -_.._....._.,--111~1111--•-111t
t C*IOU payable clerk. !~~~~~~~~~I D:perttne:td. Muat type, _______ _
40 wpm .tr oper:•te 10 key
by touc h. Good co. ~ 6 1alUJ. For
aflll. call M>-4580 ext
•.&0.1~.
ADVOTISING
SALES
'lbe·Daily Pilot hH •D
i.....Uate openlna for a
aaluperaoo with
newspaper display ad·
vertlalo& experience.
APT MANAGER
For 55 unit.a In <.:oata
Mesa. Exper'd couple.
Wire bkkp1 exp .
Husband malnt. exp
Call 642·5073 or 1213 )
86.'>31151
ARCH. DRAFTSMAN·
min 5 yn Hper /comm • tnm.wt. rn4 > m.mt
AS58tRBS
We wlll train. Apply
'f&m , MacGre1or
YadU. 1811 Placentia,
Cl(.
ASSEMBLERS WAREHOUSE
FACTO'Y EiECTRONJC ~MB
UtUe or No Experience
Top PQ Paid Weekly
HOlltllU.
Temporary Service.
ln1M 15HMI
!X>E M /F
Good aalary. com· -...._i. __ _, .... will
.,...._., and excellent Aulo,__-.. '!~v fria1e baneflta. Ex· tndla. ..,... -v• .,.
ctlleat 1rowtb op· _le._~---·----
..... for • penoa AOTOllOnVS
rilt ~.,... amblt1olu. •YICIWll'TB
Cell l'or .,, ..... l:xill*t-* preftf"Nd.
C.-Oood IDIClcal ....,.ance PW plea.. proftl tbuiDI 6
7 M12 t Pll6d vaett'clel. AllPl1 le MJJ1 ,._IO&.CampbeU.
!p!l9J!Cl &aaparr an..!~--
Jl1nd 1'blll JOU wa~ 111 m Harbor Blvd. DIM1J PlJol CJWlfleck. 0081' AM !SA
~ BAR Ill A JD OR CAIWASHtBI
8 A RT E N 0 E R B I . Jl\IU fs Part Time
lfncual. Apply in penoo ~~~WASH Seabreeze. S41W. 19th. 2llC50Harb« Bl. CM
At.!l'OMOTI VE
SHUTTLllUS
DllVB
CMall. lPM.
B&Nnder. full Ume. App· CAI WASH
ly lo penoa to. 22171 CASNa c.entre Dr. El TMo. lmmedlate employment 11.Ut• CL.. avail. For lnteniew caJI ........ Muat have aood driving
record .tr valld Calif.
driver"• UceaM. See Ken
Campbell. .....
~-.........
1'11*11 • bWinl ol In· wrca. for fut IJ'OWlnl Ceabier·lul.I time, exper
lurnitun ml&. co. Ea· pre'd. ApplY lo penoa:
"*1. tnmc a 1D"9L a&..-Wellaa.p.nmrket know J.o.ke>' bJ toatb. Dn Ea.at Coaat Hwy, Good F~ beaeftta, _Cdll _______ _ HartlOr Blvd.
C08TAllESA Colla .......... A.all for CASHI ER for q.aallly
...._..,_,, -'a atan. 11\aJl Ume,
Babyaitter want$c1J ..,./rYPllT • .,,...d &>ref. Call Mr. :::-'t.o iD .:..~ 2 sd 1'lltiD CPA finD Good Tlaert lor interview.
airll a1e1 7 4' 11 an CJllPOftUIDit7 .tr bftefita a.T71 •Co. 7Sf.1&22 119
achool. May entail a few for qualified peraoa. haMoa a.Jud.
da1I a yr If ~·re 1.tU· 811-5116 CASID'l!BS JIUU time. =~=:•~bt~ Bo.t Wider with lood will train, 6 :30am·
enabtlq mot.ber t.o work. ScarpeaLtry Mback.1rouCncl :...-,:; ~=~
WW .PA1 _ _, pe:r mo. Aft ..t~ · orae 0 · Exta lt.O .. !-.ISlW.
Bayaltttna • Ute bcMaae BO<IDCZBPD -lmlMd.
dewdna Grandma= ~tor aetf eotlVal· tor , _ _... Pff .. ~ td ldlvl iua&. Full ~·-· · · .,...llallt.._... p0el· w .... nq. UoD • 1•~trH•l••l1
....,,.., rtltablia tor 11 e . ......,...., .. eo. -rtlzl.UI ., .......... all 51'11, -~ ,_. .... , .... .
-. &at colhclloa =hlld-.Weo. ...... : ........... ................... ,.. lllll'Y CIOlmD .,,.,... ••
uperluu d aank ....U..Xllt. oo • .,....., ,...,..,, f.-111 .. 1oe o.uet omce ...,...,
Vltdo1.. II Toro 6 l.quoa Tap•tt• Corp. 0 .0 . Btffll olflc.a. Pt.... ,...._.,_,
eontact Joa• Gore, ----------
4'1·l'r11. w..tAd Help? Ml-5171
CAI ...
ON" II. .... pnf 'd. Oo.
baDe. llWri> Oar Wub,
-Hetbal' ••• Cll.
~--------
,...llVI!.--.......... ~·--.... --__.,.,. • ~ ,_ •11' -, ,,-, •••••••• 'If/II • ....._ • • ._ .. ~ ... y A • 9' ....-._, • .._ .._ .-, ... ~ • ~ • ._. ....... -. "'9 ~ ""'• • ._ -• ,... -•1 '' -•• •• .--.. -• '•
•SICllf AlllS
With .tr Wlthout SH •TYPISTS
•PIX OfWtATOR
•.ACCTQ.mlS •IOC*•••s
dlYPUMCH OPll
•a..IS
AlS> ••DMLAIOI •1IMIASt•••s
•PACIC•S l.cllC • abort Wm. boll·
day • vacaUoa pay.
Hoapitallutlon avall•-...
VOLT .... ,, . '' -,.,-,,,
-
S.R. ENGIMEERlNG
SM ProcNctbl Pl. NB
'424114
ColJect Ion Zxpedltor,
poeiticlnl .... ..,. open
b'our~w,t.
exper helpful. sao.1•1
E.O.E.
COME
JOIN
US!
DYIMTIY
ONIATOll
&apHdla1 fire ll••
a 1 I • for data 9111.r7 Clfll-. 1 'If .... ft, ... ,....,..., hft. ............. ..u. .. w or a eblft _.,_
•llbods .... '-•· ~ ' lt'nm n.U. eau•-.
SAFEGUARD 8UllNSla IYaTl:MS
INC.
•rwut.-M.C.M. .-i
" ... -.... --
t
I
1
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l
~~~;.~ ..... ?!!! ~~~ ..... ?!~ , OoloOef t2, t179 DAILY PLOT
...... I •Jfollowiu. l•lll4Joa IMlallett for HlflpW..... 7100 HllpW••• 710G tfllpWul.
....,.._. ... JIN .......................
DILlYDY·'l'OP PAY
NO SILUNO lllU8' be
11 or °""· OWD u .... 4 JO·tpsn, 111oa.rr1 •
.... A"p4a11,u ...
alal dl1abl.. womaa. ...UC. evllil *-' ,_, it .. ~ la Or -•••-••••••••••••• -·•••••••••••••••• ·--··-•-••••••
?Ille VUl11e Pelr, QJ. Traiw 1l&r\ at ~Slioo MarUt rtMarcb COJ9· OIMITS OON80 11109' 1-na lladi, ........ IUIJbr. Oood blM(IU. --.le, 18 Lo 21. to pan)' ne•d• b rl t bl, To ModAe ...,..woa It 111111• •r•••· 1'•• ..,. ....... -.&ill meu ____ _
P'U.& CL&Aat • Pert·
Ua. 1•aMd. Ofiltllfl&.
Call •••bo• Marlu Uar•••n for eppt .... 71 .• 0 c. .. ,,. Ill
Glllco luuJatloa, Laa Mirtbladanprodun1on ,....blepeopt.tobtlp IDllilll a. acbnlnMdnti"' ~. la penoa Jb. -..m mac . •hoP In fr vine coed.act r"earch 1ur· IM*, n.xible bn. _..
latent .. oali. Hair .,.... Steady W'C>B. 40 Ye)'I at Co1ta MH• mo. Prefer mature
OONTIOU.D ......., •••H•i•f Or. Ct)' ....,_..,., ~u \m
Ori vw /Oeto.o.r, \"Om
bhaalloe ,.raoa llav•
va.Ud Calli Uc Good
drlYIDI r ecord
ll&ni ..... •I• m APPlJ
Pene11 1 •er Li Ito "-"1a. ao..a ...
lblalel'I, TO atlalon 1..... brs.twk56'M213 facility .... oo hr, Ptr. WlllDID.li'7..f7U Edu ....... N.8. T,._. aat be available eome •
........ .,. .. __ . •--la· .. ac •• • •---raUni ,... MACHINISTS ev• MMS17 Orthodoallc Cbalnide ~ """'ft&lft<-..-.n ,,... ~ -"'!'!!. • Macblnlat lbop. Small mt. MiNklo Viejo, RD-
-'iaH •r.•'•• for , •• ,. .. na •· 1rottt ... AITSNO•UM taal to Owner. Youo1. ·--·· f _.. •••• •--.1•A .. ..._. ... _ ... _. -'•bt pre __. --•--. r;.. ul ICO••n& company n •-• aecp .,. .,. ..... ,..,...._""' n -~WiVhw1. HI.ID· IMSUl.AMCI need a ClHI A • 8 XWP-, pay ror rlpt peraon?
....._. "" 1leel to _ .......... e.. Driven •anted. l:arl1 rnarNn& home cleUvor,,
L.A. Tim•. Npt Boh
..... SIT5 + pr mo. Call .1 .......
ASUITAMT ,,.. .,... 8edk>o • ..U.l
With ~Uoo ~Vil• ua1 uv JllQP'am. Part
ttme poetuon tf.3'7 per
hr. Cll1 or lrv1ne .
<ntn!M--)
Jll'OC1'alD. ....,7117 Group HeaUb Claims H · ma ch In Inst. Good H.B. Spe oeeda foxy Come 6 lnt.etview id.•
HAIR STYLISTS . Esper. &miner, et 1eut Jyr n · blne&.I. V.A.I. *'8210. ladies. No exp. nee. Will 83'7tl033. ':
...... OrztWt
0
1 ·-.... Mil ........... ... __..U1.e9· W J1ome followlo1 . per,Salaryopeo. ... ....... .__ST·S train. 06N, FT /PT 1--------Manlcuriet al10. Su S49-1117 ---avail. Call llD-1'72S lOam Miit-..-a.. A·lst. 2bd Shirt· tol0pm7cla)"I. •SO* ::-.U"::t ... .c:.:
11111•1. .. ,. _ • ...,......,lo
... -0-U, PUot. PO ... 119, ea.ta lll•a. Ca -COOK • DQS. Puma ..... lnim .,.. AHlY
in pn'IOll, Tbe Upper
()wt. .m Campa Dr
1.rv.
ORJVF~ TOP SAi.AR Y
LocaJ °' &on• dlllan~ to.d>old movtna exper
nee Ilda reqd. 76il-0&43
DRIY•S
Eariy monuna LO mad
a fternoon , d ell ver
bakery products t o
supermarkets . Call
561~
... t Dri•• 11lnl
Sale.a Clerk for clay
ah1fts Apply at Fotomat.
17\h •Ora:ate. CM
Full time, perm .,
l«n!tanal position for
reapamible 4r accurate
profesalooal. Irvine area. Salary open. Fr·
loce benefit.a. 9-5 Moo-
fl')-1 Send COMPLETE ---------1D!NTAL ASSIST Preg J•--------resume to Dana Point *COOll * on cba1raide dent.al H HIYERS Marina C.O., 3'701 Dana
......._____.. ~ .. o-t"r 5iltant needs ~ubsUlute M • Dr., Dana Pt 92629. ....,.....,_._...vu. ,~"' for Dec. '79 and Jan '80. en or women 25 yrs or
t.rpenannel. Can you help? S48·54i02 older. Koow lhe cuast G-ral Office
N_......., I csties. Net Sl.80 a week or Varied dullet to 111clude ~ mmed1ately for DeauJ Office needs part more . Or ange Coast Ille t · 11 r·Un
opmiacofncitlQ&NEW \&me clerk typisl. Good Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt ~ey' 0~ ~·
SfWIFTll l)'Jlinl skills required & Herrmann, Fo untain CalH. ConljiictSharon
l.ISTAUIANT atteatioa t.o detail. Ap-Valley <No or Slater 540.0500
OaNewportBay prox 12-lS hours per belwn Newhope &
weelt.H.B.8'2-$131. Euclid> GENERAL OFFICE :
Excellent company -.u Lite bkltg, typing & good
blneftta. worting COD· ..,_,,,_. --------Oil ~ dit:iom. Apply in person Periodonist needs full I · •
,....,. .. m-4pm time assistant. Ex-DRIVER P /f GENERAL · Young man lllJ W. eo.t Hwy pended duties opportuni-from New p o r l lo t.o serve drinks. Young t .. ...-.1.._. ty. X-ray cert.llicate r e· Westw ood. Rel a II lady to help serve food at
·r--qui.red. Eltperience pre-clothing store, receiving small dinnel' party Call
ferred . Excellent department. Good darv aft.6.551·9602.
COOKS • WW train. Part
or fwJ.time. Rest. 2698
benefits. Salary open . ing record & references
RB. area. 8'2~1 required. Must be uver GIHB.AL OFFICE
_Npt.....:......._Bl_Yd._C_M_. ---• DENTAL HYGJEN IST
Qiunler Girt experienced Garden Grove OHie~
i.o <Pct print shop. Sir 638-ml
Speedy, 3744 W. Warner Dental Assistant, X-ray
Ave., Santa Ana. Call he requi red. Garden ~2382aft4pm. t Groveolfice.638..7111.
COUNTER LADY .' DENTAL ASSISTANT
drycleaners, 3 dars Cbainside 4 day work
week. Locat ed tn week. XlnLpay w/ben ::_~rt Beach. Call, Priv. Npt. Bch. omc:.·
--------· R.D.A. reqd. 646-4868 1 ---~-----COUPLE WANTED t.o DENTAL-Career oppty
•help mana.ge sm. bus1· for highly motivated en-
:mnpartgtoiume. :i~~r th~i~tic RDA, 2.yrs.ex-earn. · per, fnnge benefits, ms.
CUSTODIAN I nalde & & bonus system. Vari a·
out Priv. Sch. C.M. hie lhifla in a fun orient·
besid'y clDI • yrd care., edofc. Call us at 547-18S5
RetiredOK.~11 DENTIST experienced.
CUSTOOIAH · Gt-eat opportunily. Dr.
Part Ume for Harbor' Flanzer • 642-0112 or
mu dwrcb. Late after· -~-------. --, ... • ....... Call Fred. 09'UTY Cl.U t I m.-o Clerical pc»itioo avail.
CUSTOOIAH , lmmed.. Requires 1 yr
s."iBeNdr Oolleae. Mis· clerical expr. and type 40 _._ vt-r. wpm. Startln& .... 1388 -"""' • lO: IOpm to bi-wkly. Call 833-04ll, ext
'7am, II· • Se1U'7 ranae aa for appt. Orange _.,. '° Sl.215 + *1ft d1f. ftftllli.al. IS1~ btwn C o u n t y H a r b o r
8-S. Mumclpa) Court.
Equal ()pport. Emplyr.
Design cente.r, yng sales
ass't, P/f. Some exper.
~ors.
OFSK CLERK/PBX · Sao
Clemente Inn. 125 W.
Avenida Esplandian,
San Clem.
21.Hoursare830-1.Call Full lame immeli
Nancy at 644-5070 employ. 40 hr wk. Some
nights & S at. Office
duties mcl. Aocts Rec , Electrical Contr a ct or. Credit & cashiering
have opening for exper"d Benefits incl. paid tnS. &
eiectnc1an. full-lame. pd pd vacation. Mature,
vacation, holidays & oon-smo«er pref. Apply
beneflls lnquirc mpenon:
6'2-3482. JEWELS BY JOSEPH
Electrorucs South Coast Plaza, CM
SmalJ. growth-oriented General Office . Typist
manuf. of med elec needed. Duties include
tr o n a c i n s t r . h a s pro<"eSSlng invoices. City
chalJenging career opp. of Irvine, 540-5662
•Slmll co. environment, E O.E.
lg co. benefits •wk. close-
ly with senior engineers General l girl office,
•xlntopp. to expand your beginner. Ii te type.
knowledge and salary phone. 9 t.o S. $500 mo. OC
•Mic ro·procesaor ap· Alrl>ort.9'7~.
plications •beach area
location G ••• al OHie• TECHNICIAN I Varied dutie!t to lnclode ~ "2 )'1"I school ·1 ~U. filing, ~· .,. ' : mi I of So or other · ey . se•Oll TICH Calif. Contact Sharon,
Exp 4 yrs and A.A or 54G-OlOO
equiv. ap. GENERALOPP'ICE
IHSPICTOa OfflCI TRAJMH
E11p w /PC board aa-PermaDent put-time
aembly poaldima. ~.ceUeat typ-
ASS1t•n:1t in8 UWa required. can
Exp. 6 mo. cap, of quaU· bet'Wftft l :IO A.M. and tywt.. 5:00P.M.; askforDian.
CAU.645-0145 759.0653
ELECTRONIC Gen1 Offc i9t Typist, Start
~&MBLY .L..Em: .Ap.Jrt. C
Company located near 833-3200.
ocean needs full lime
DahlWryOpn
Immediate openings for
skilled DE operators .
Anaheim location. Ex·
cellent starting wage &
employer paid benefits
which Include dental
plan. Opportunity for ad·
DISHWASHER
Trainees for mnfg Gtrl Friday for interior
divislon. Earn while you decoralmg shop. ()pen &
learn. Many benefits. close store 9·5, handle
, Calll)45.,3632. c u s t o m e r s i n
----sales persons absence Part time, Ham to 3pm.
Hours some what nexi·
ble. O.C. Airport area. $4.
per hr. Call Ron 2 to 5pm
95S-05S4
EXEC SEC. lmmed Design & constru ct
opening. 2yrs ex per shades. sewing and some
Mature individual able to record kee ping. Will
handle responsibility train. Call 673-7830
Typing a must.Salary C u s lo m S h ad e &
comm w ,exper San Drapery Shop, 3535 E
Clemente area Call or Coast Hwy, Cdm.
apply at Rip Curl Wet ·--------•
MAMDYMAM
Fi:ll" '1U&ll e&ed.roeit1 eo. Uabt Janitorial duUea.
Delivery Ir pick up In co.
tNck, paculina. llu1t
have valid Cali.Cdrtven
lie Apply G .L .G .
Systems. 1U.S2 Condor
Ave.F.V.
Hardwue SaJes. Apply in
per so n C rown
Hardware. 3107 E . C:Oast Hwy,CDM.
HEAVY DUTY
UME
TECfi941CIAM
Large volume Chevrolet
Dealership with huge
work load offers stable
Jl(l>ltioo with good pay
scale & many fringe
benefits including major
medical, dental. i9t Ufe
i.os .• paid vacation, etc
Ideal working conds in
new modem plant with
latest equipment.
O>evrolet exper. req
C mlfad Left Maley ,_.....,.. ... ~.
813-8133,
CREST
CHEVROLET.
INC.
009 w. 21st St
San Bernardino.
tlekORY FARMS
Has part·time sale opp
day lime for mature
lady. Why not get baclt to
selling in a pleasant in
t.eresting Hickory Farms
store. You select the
hours . See Mr .
Thompson, Soulh C:Oast
Plaza Lower Mall.
Hostess. Xlnt oppty to
s upplement income.
Wei.come new residents.
Perm p/l. f1ex hrs. Need
car & typewriter .
Hospitality Hostess
Service; 547-~.
Hotel EXEC .
HOUSEKEEPER San Clemente Inn. 1.25 W.
Avenlda Eaplandlan.
San Clem.
lbl96eeper, full Ume for
r etirement bom e .
Newpo1t Vllla, "2-*1
lbalebeper, babyalUer,
7 year okt boy, MOil thru Fri. some eves. Own car
H. 8. Call 84'7 .5622 a.ft 6.
ousekeeping couple-:
Unusual opportunity.
Live in exclu slvl'
N'ewport Bl'ach co m·
munity, new home
Mature, English speak-
i ng , non-smo ker .
w/references. Spacious
excepllona I pra vale
quarters. living room.
bed.room. large balh &
color t v. 642· 5358 or
64G-0840.
HOUSBIEEPEll
fUl1 time. good salary &
vancement. Apply t o: DOG GROOMER. Ex·
General Medical Center. perienced for new store
2121 Town Center Pl. in Laguna Niguel
An ah e i m 9 2 8 0 6 . 8'7·~: 531-9679.
7141937-0180. E .O. E , --------
M/F/H , Domestic Needed. Someone to help
elderly lady wilh meal
~ration, Ii ghl
Day Barte nder, ex-
penence only, apply in
person. bet. 4.30-5:30
Mon-Fri. J .P Mac's
10142 Adams Ave, HB.
Suites. 3817 So El
Camino Real. 498 4920 GOODJOB.I beoefits ... E .0 .E
Bayview Conv. Hos p
Fabric Chain interview Senior Citizens men, 2 2035 Thurin, C M Call
ing for management & days per week, car Call 6'2-3505 sales pos. Fabric or re· Gn-2289 ---------
eeping & shopping
in the evenings. Ca 11 for
information, UpJo hn
1)BJ Healthcare Services,
~-0993. Part time weekdays on· ---------
ly. Fast dependable lady DRAFTING
t.aJ.l exper. req. Call Mrs ---------HOUSEKEEPER • Live Kindel 646--4040 in or out. Child care for 8 Graphic Designer t Paste· y r . o 1 d boy . L 1 t ~
FACTORY TRAINEE. up Artist &c free-lance housekeeping. Pnva te
Good pay, xlnt future an artist for advcr tis room. Near busses &
fast gr owing plastic ing/publishing co. For schools. Perfect for slu
adhesi ve co 1537 1nlerv1e w call. dent or G randma
Monrovia, N.B. S48·512S. m4~122. Newport Beach. 759-9219
FACTORY WOUY GltOOMB FOR _Ev_es_. ____ _
for sandwich-deli shop Attb.stnlct., 2 yrs m111.
Newport Beach. 645-MOl exp. f1oyd E. Weaver.
beU:30. Structural Engr 3839 ...:...;~~-----~ Birch,N.B.556-8S50
1>ELIVE.RY. Auto carrier
oeeded AM • P Ill . •~SMIN•
Shoptrainee. lmmed1ate DOGS HOUSEKEEPER · Lov
apening for right female Must do all breeds. F1uff ing, orgaruzed person lo
Excellent company dry & scissor f inish manage household &
Latuna Beech, So. Experienced-full lime or
IApDa. Dana Pt. San part time. Career opport
Qemenle areas. Depen· Exlnt benef. $5/hour
beoefits &: monthly re· 642-5522 or 556-1994 care for 2 lltUe boys
views. Deltronic Corp, With M.D . Mom &
5'.'>-0404. lawyer Dad. F\111-time.
GuanM drive, English, Uveln. In ' ct.Ille car a must. Call MWC Lighting 1651 s.
1t.fteliater, 951-1111. Ritchey, SAS4H643. FASHION SALES W.' .._~ED Irv. $150Wtt. S51-S710
ALTERATI ONS A"I
DetiveryP/llmeAM,L.A. Drapery Workroom, n-. SIOO per week. seamstress needed. Near
Lapna Beach. 494--8496 OC Airport Salary open.
~.
DELIVERY Person. LA ---------
1\ms car ~es. C.Osta Driver, lite deliveries.
Mesa /Runt I Bc h , Harbor area, neat ap-
Mam . ..,.StOOJmo + pearance, good drivina ...... A1ao need Carrier record, fWI time. Master
91perviaor. ~1 or Blueprint. 234 Fischer. ...a CM. S41Ml74 ---------Diil \WJ JWarebomeman
CASIDERS Malefh•• John Hogan's women's M Oii' part tt.
s pec.ialty st.ore will open Responslb)c 1persons. October 29th In Newport s Fas hion presenUy licensed or not
Island Center Openings t.o become Security Of.
for women in sales. =·locations available
stock, cesbler, display Ir thru-OUt Orange County, alteration departments. Call644-7lOOweekdaya 10 locludine N e wport
t.o4 for apPt. Beach. Costa Mesa 6 Miuklll Viejo.
II hll lime, work In
_........•pickup/·
..... -**lncom·
peDJ n.n. llu1t bave
....... record • be
ONt 11. t&l·l8>
Dm.IVDT •AN · Foe -11 All. L.A. Times bo•• cl•UHry roulc. S.C... cu required.
Mlalm °"1• 2~ per
cla1. No collecllDI·
· Dow Corning
Ophthalmics
lnternatlOllal Security
Services. Inc.
tn5 C Center St.. ~rte l~
Anaheim 635-46ll
F.qual Oppor Employer
...... -&Ue bomt +cu allow+ bonu. W I 1•, 0.0 ., H.B.
REQUIRES
PRODUCTION TRAINEES
GQARDS
-· 911'11.
R 1pldly progressing contac t ten a
m1nuftcturer It expanding 111 production
capabllltlee making Mveral trainee l)Oll1lonl
1vallable. We are looking for rell1blt
lndlvldutta whO with to make 1 Mure with our
comp1ny. Prevlovt experience not ~.
Star1ing rate 13.80 en hour plue oomp1ny .,.,,.,lta. SetetY revtewa 3, e and 12 montht
F\all 6 part" time. AU
area1 . Uniform•
furnished. At•• 21 or °""· ReUnd ftlcome. No aperimc. nee. App-""' 1 ~y -Por Coeta • • -. Plaataae,, pert
. ...., 11:...,-. Moo·
MoaDMMlA
Aff/lf .. ,...... ~ M ,_.
JSO McCOl'Wlkll AYe.
COttaMna
b' ~venal Protec!tlon
Service, 122' W. 5th
Slnel, S.la Ana. lo-
&arvft boun 9-12 • 1 ..
.. darufti.
HOUSEKEEPER • Liveln
for elderly lady in S. A
May have other day
employment. Call aft
6PM 675'6760, 542· l!M l.
Housekeeper, live-in,
cbUdreo 9, 11. 14. Npt.
Bcb.. 642-3361 or 642-8&50 •
Housekeeper. II ve-ln.
Irvine . References
Enallab apeak.ln1 pre·
ferred. Must drive. Non
anda'. Care~ 3 yr. old Pt Li&.e bouadeepin1 .
'lSWM.
Houeewlves wanted p rr
for cafeteria won, 9-l. Ph1SMllaforappt. _
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPfNIM5S
It.Ip• SlturdaJ •Sun·
da)' maralnp to dellver
DAILYPILOT
to o.ir carrier1. 11uat have IOOd dttvlJal ,..
cord, lar1e elation
...,an or van. Hourl.1 +
m.lluae. Call Harr1
s.leJ~;
64MJ21
... )'OU ca1J Clu&UlH
to ptw.e an ad. you 'rAa,
1ued of 1 frlHdl1
ft.lc.ome ud a..ip In ,....... ,.... ... fw belt
rapoue. Call Now t ..,_
I N 8 U R A N C E laahe a. mlll. Up to SlO PACKA .. S 14!
PERSONAL LINES hour + buefw. Call MECHANIC needed H«ID••s .,·
UNDERWRITER · Min. i81·1331. Mobtl Service Station. ----
2 yn. 8lq)er. Typing req. ---------Ask for Ron. ~-5655 NEED NOW! I
Jam. • Co. lrv. CAil Maids, 81J11iy 1be Inn at 1.rvine. -'TopWac-Maurine 752--0890 E.O. E . L.aauna. 211 N. C.Oast ---------/No Exper needed '
Hwy, Lacuna Beach .eteAL ASST "1.clnl Term uaJgnme.-;
lnlurance fi)oont and back office Now )'OU can launch a Maintenance man want work. 1at111fylng prac· new career while you ed. labor dispute l.Jl pro· lice Call for tnlervlew.
keep your present job! IJ'Sll. Plas-Ues 1.500 E 49M(XX)
Farmers lnaurance Chestnut. Santa Ana.
Group W1U train you & 542.....a Bob Kendall MEDICAL A.SSlSTANT·
Back office w /knowledge
~ins. billmg. M0-1611. pay you full commisaioos
while you learn. Before you know 1t you ·11 be
makiDI wavea ln a re
ward.lne Ille lime pro·
fession. Call Gene
OWard for ruu dew.la
~-
IMSURA.HCE
AGetCY
Fire & casualty. com
m erc1al l i ne s un
derwnler Experience
req "d . Robert s o n
Insurance Assoc Inc.
675-0'li62.
IMTaACTIVE
PllOGl.AMMIMG
We are a med ical
services organ11:at1on
located in An1tbe1m &
look•ne ror an ex
perienced programmer
to &SSISt m development
~ an mter active com
puter s y~tem
Knowledge RPG 11 .
COBOL. & BASIC IS
help ful. Appl y t o
General Medical CentPr.
2121 Town Center l'I
A nah eim 92806
714 /937 ·0180 E O.E
M F /H
JANITOR
Dayume work. Call
631 ·1955 aft 5
JANITOR· Men & to r Women openings an
Hunt Bch Irvine area
17171 Beach Blvd. Suate
H..847·9856
Jewelry
Sales Person over 2.1. Ex
per. or will train. lnqwre
873-0t4t
KARDEX
Reaponalble Individual
needed to immediately
assist In posting &
acbedulln• act a vlt1es
Xlnt ClllPOrlUDit)' t.o ad ·
vance.
llOSAM, IHC.
714,ise.SMSNpt. Bch.
An.Equal
Opportunity "'Employer
«PHUMC1t-GPER;-
Nigbt.s. 1.29 Experience.
To worlt 1n downtown
San Juan Capistrano
Call 661-1211. Mr Amyx
KJTCHB4 HBIY
Mature person pre
ferred, full time. xlnt
benefits & working cond
Bayview Conv. Hosp.
2055 Thunn St C M
642--3505 .. E.O. E
LaboratDry Results clerk
Monday t.b.rough Fnda y
$3.17 t.o SUI.rt Ask for
Gordon. 64()..() 1.0
Landscaprng
HYDROSEEDER The
rantastac field o r
hydro6eedmg 1s orfercd
lo l or 2 men l.A!arn
about h ydromulchtnl!
Wltb a large landscape <'O an Mass V1eJo Good
Ilene. All posallons full
Lune 4' permanent Good
driving record nee
761M751 for 111terv1ew
Land.scape arcbalecture
o r arc hit ectu r al
dratlapersoo wanted for
full time employment
with the land scape
architectural firm of
R W. Fors um Assoc.
~lll
LEGAL SEC'Y
Needed for bwiy hllga-
tlon firm In Fashion
Island Min Jyr exper,
Contac t Janet at
759-00L.
Uve·l n Houaekeeper·
Olok. Oriental between
lll • 50 )'1"1. old. Some
EnCllab-6'73-al
...-...........
MAINTENANCE MAN
NEEDED for Rea l
EltaU office m Laauna Beach. General clean &
repair ow-office & worlt
for property manage.
ment clients. Must have
own truck Aslt for Ruth
494-6594.
MAJNTENANCE MAN
Condo project. minor re
prurs & mamt $6.25 hr
40 hr wit. 957-8711 Edna
MAIHTIHAHCE
Restaurant cbai.o needi.
i ndi v idu al with
knowledge of restaurant
eqwpment Expenenced
m electncal & plumbing
repa1r Good benefits
Company truc k pro
Vlded Apply at.
OnmcJe Comty
RHfcm"Clllt Senlcu
29>1 Daimler Strttt
Santa Ana. S46--0348
Manage r Br1 i:ht
energeuc. personJ l>lt·
per.son t.o manage new
business ser ving e x
clU51 ve cllenlele an pro-
ducmg & ropytng. Typ.
mg & math an asset
Pleasant surroundmgs m
Irv. $700Mo to start
+future profit sbanng
Slart Nov. l 673-0818 ---
MANAGER TIAIHEE
Resp person to learn ofc
supply business. busy &
pleasant work Beach
SLacionen, 4020 Campus
Dr .• N B.
MAMAfiEMB4T OPPOlrTUMITY .
We are loolli.ng for lD·
dlviduala wbo:
-cm accept rapomlbi.11-
ty and meet tbe needs ol
a~bustoess
•can manaae ~ople . money, materials and
tmdltoda.
"Cllll communicate wrt.b
proless1onaJ and non
pnilealona.I peraooMI
•can rdocate <company
paid I 10 California,
Arizona, l.J tah or Nevada. -
We offer career growth.
stock purchase. prof11
sbanng and olhl'r t'X
eel.lent benefits
If this as what you re
lookl.ng for. send your re
sumeto·
BOX 11601
c o The Daily Piiot. P 0
Box LS60. Costa Mesa .
CA 92626
Manufacturing
TRAINEES
MoldilMJ Mochi11e
Operaton
We have no work
shortage! J oin a busy
stable 4' still growing 20
year old company &
learn on the shift of your
choice while workinR
wath a leader 1n the
custom mold1n1? 1n
du.stry RAPID advance
meol for those sbowmg
apUtude & desire. Shut
bmus pa1d oo swing &
graveyard. All maJor
benefits company paid
including medical. llfe &
dental ins .. profit shar-
ing, emp&oyee lncenti ve
program. Apply.
CIMCO
2185 Briggs Ave
Costa Mesa 92626
EOE
~4460
Make your s hoppanJi
ea,,1er by using the Dally
PUot Classified Ads.
Use the Daily Pilot
"Fast Result" service
d1re<:tory V our
service ls our
specialty
Call 00-5678 ext 322
••Y EN -WO MEN ·
CHILDREN. Hollywood
as castini now Actors.
Actresses. 1'10 EXP
NEC . Ex c eptional
career preparation for
tbo5e wistung to break
t11to m ov ies /com
merc1als 778·1080 Sm
fee Scr een Artist
Mgmnt
MOllLE HOME SALES
We need 5 aggr~111ve
sales people who want to
earn $30.000 per yr We are a gT'OWUlg company
m the eKJ)anding Mobile
Home industry Exper
preferred but not nee
Call 972·8421 As k for
M.llte
MOOaS, ACTORS
PQrtfollos done pro
f~Jy. reasonably
Also occai.1ona I Job' H1 c h.Hd Kephdrt
~
MOORS for ESCORT
& CATERl .. G
SB VICE
• '61-2111 ..
Models, Female ~arp
Magazine only. SlS per
Iv 00-5122 or 6'&2·6282
&b ---MOOB.~SCORTS
AttraC'Uve Females Only
$500wk+~
MOTOltROU'T!
DAU. Y PlLOT routes an
So. Laguna & San
Clemellle now available.
AfteraooD de.Uvery Mon·
day thnl Frid.a)'. mom·
..... Slilurda.)' .. Su..nday.
Eacelleal eamiAO '°" Ju1t a few botaw oil your
day. NcNmaal c.-•· posit required c .. 11
~ A.a ror Foster
Ouellel.
Nunes Aide, llpm-7am
ahlJl. Newport V Illa.
642·S.l
NURSES AJDES. Small.
~ oOler wltnd off
Del. <'OalP ol S10 aft.er4
mo Free dental &
medlcaJ 10:. after proba
uon employment Apply
~44$ Supenor. :-._ B __
LVH
Openings on afternoon
!>b1ft . ful l t i m e or
p 1t1me Pa r( t1ml·
wtmds day shan Apply at
Flagsb.ap Con" Center.
~66 F lagship R J
Newport Be acta. 462-8044
NURSESAlDES. 7 3. I I 7.
expenen~ or trainel-:-.
Mesa Verde C.Onv Hosp
fi6t Ce nt er Or
<.:~ E.O E
Nurses Ass ist. Cert1f1t"d
Aide:. needed on a 11
shifts Classe. av111l for
non ceruf1ed Good !>tart
1ng :.alary & xlnt
benefi t s Apply al
Flagstup Conv Center.
-t6 6 1-· I a g s h 1 p R d
Newport Beach, 462-8044
NURSING
Lave-in Tues thru Fri
Ugh.l nursing experience
belp(ul "6 per day Call
for a.nformallon, Upjohn
Healthcare Ser v ices.
752.oolrl.
Office Manager for small
business. Must have ex
perience managing ac
cts/rec., accnt.s/pay, col
lectioos i9t be personable
on the phone Salary
based on experience
Call for appt ~9-2136
FHA·VA-Coav. lllo Zyr .._ ______ ..
exper. Contact Lee
ottm: 7$t-ll01 Oranae
O>MtSavtno at.o.n. E.O. E .
LOAMSl•PP•
~~/VA
loao packalinl .. aen·
tlal. ()pportUDlty Lo trow
wt&b ~ e.xpa._Nllo1
netlon•I moruaae
b&nbr wblle ef\Joyln1
&be pleuant worllln1 •~rrouDdln11 of tb• Newport Beacb/Jrvloe
-of Oruat County. Eattllnt benelltl.
lal&rJ com.menaurat•
wUb.. eapuitnce • PlrfGI D.nct. For apP '\
call tTJ.ICNIO, ull for .......
COUMILI. .....
,,.J:ii!.eo.
AA 1Co.
MANAGER
Lo. s.-., .. I D.,t.
PMA/YA&...t
Thorough experience in Shipping to
FNMA & preparation of GNMA
pools & manaaement ability is required.
r you are looking for a career
ather than Just a Job, CaJI Today
or n personal & confldentlal nterview. Salary S2S,OOO.
C41~
714-'11-I 010
COLDWIU. MMKa llSelM1'1Al.
~•••co. A Co&dwe.11 Banur Co. ...... °"' ... , I ,, ,..
VOLT ·
l l Ml•tM•,..••-. .,_,''"'•I.'•
546-4741
3941 Campue Ori ve
tacrou from
Jobi Wayne Airport)
Equal ()ppor Employer
PARENTS: Teachers;:
Parents , Oo mm ..
Worker s : Earn xtre'
money for Chnstmas:~
lmmed. fo'/P tJme safes
Politllons w /leading Ed. Co. For mterv appt. only
call Virginia Calkini;,}
~l. L-58 .. E.0. E. .
Parking Attendant :
male/fem. pt & f-time~
Job in Seal Bch&Npt
Bch. Call btwn 10·5Pm.r
~
PARTTIME -;
EVENINGS ..
Adults with out.standing
attractive personahtJ~
who enJOY working walb,
lod.s Over 21 Start al
SJ 50 per hour Phonf'
642 4 321 1-:xt 2511
BETWEEN I 5 PM
Ask for~
Equal Opporturuty
Employer. ---
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPENING
Sat. & Sun Mornings
DnverTo Deliver
DAJLYPILOT
to our carriers in San
Juan. Captstrano Beach.
Dana Point , San
Clemente area. Muu
have good driving re·
cord. large station
wqoo or van. Hourly
pay + mlleaae al·
lowance. Cal! Harry
SeeAey at:
'4Mlll.
Part Time Clerk Sec y.
Immediate open.Ing tor madvaud work ori~ted
pencn in loan brokerage
co. Ability to cope with
pressure, varie d
penooallties. & willing
to learn. Promotional op.
pc ·y &aJary open. Call
K.aue.JWO-SlSO
Part lime help wanted.
Mon & or Tues. rug~
f o r p r o d u e t 1 o n·~
M.uumum age 20. Apply
at Pennysaver, Hi6U
Placenlla. Costa Mesa .. ---PARTTIM E. age 16 ot
over to help 1n famil~
business. wknds & t or 2
afternoons 548·2454
Part time clerk ror liquor
store. Apply in person.
Hobday House Liquors.
29:r1 E C:Oast Hwy. Cdm1
Pert time
Rent·a·car near aJrport.
s.edc.s semi-retired man
t.o help 1n office. hela
nw.nlaln vehicles, mfft
the public Hours next
ble Call before noon '
752-2526 >.
P a rt y Con s ul ta nt /•
Qiunter Person. full timf'
mcludlng Sat. Apply 202S
Newport Blvd. C.M .
,ASTE.U,
Experienced , Fu 11 or
p rr. Photo-type setting
A+.1148-0293.
PIXOPllt.
Earn while you learn.
Telephone Answerina
Service full time/part
time . Varied shifts ·
Da.ys, atternoon or even-ln&s. Loe a lions in:
FASHION ISL.ANO
COSTA MESA11RVI""'
TUSTIN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ideal for students &
housewives. Many co.
benefits includine paid
vacations. Typ ing
3Swpm ... E .O.E . Call
$0-"230 Kem. thru Fti. ,...,.,,s.cy .
No skills needed, but in
outgoina personality.
You wW ... lit the Dir«·
tor~ hrlonne.1 wbo is 3
VIP . Co ba ~
medical /dental /Jrt vac 6 sick leaves bendlts.
SIUary llOO. Call Rita
eoa..aJ Penonne1
A&eoc.y
2790 Harbor, CM
MM055 Never A Fee
Pllll Olo&.rol Senice'man.
1uar ular1 +Com ·
nilllion. 5tlalt.
... ;LfllLDT Frld!y, Ootobet ti. tm ~~!~ .... .?!~! ~'!'-~:.~ ..... !!!! ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~.!.~~~ ..... !!~ ~~.~ •••• .?!~ ~!.~~4.~
WaftJ 7tM ... Wal J 7111 MaWal J 7100 lal•cleri. effd..t tor I 'm1&-. a,entDCect SECRETARY FOR •Stmf....-AL• ••rehoueem ••, CAlllPMd .. --·••"• ~ ....... •--•• F .................. _... ...,,..,.,. .aor.. tor beAauUlul Jewelry L.AWYs;a.,...tklllt6 "-cit rr.u.rewer wcN9'"81Jy ....... Wtlilr/cl17n1•-::f•• ~ PmTOITOU ..... /Ofl ..... i"Ai:ii;w llerlee eaperteece .... lollertlllUM4La ... .,..,......,.ailllt'/N· .. .~.~= -----+ -Pa ..... #:'an 'l1•. All ., .... llltelilu -••-••• ... late ... tf'M>•a..mi _...... bW letal n:saer d ~--.. -,.. ....... _., .-~ .. _, -lier • _.... "'" It• _... ., -" -~•-• u ..t .., S.. up exper. req · Tamco Cllemlcals '"" -oiw.--...,-· ••9'•1•r, •I•• f /t ._... • e _,... --•-•• • ......_ IPVU ft!ID~ DDt•a-... -~.-yen u-.-u -~_... i-e..._ ... _,, ... B.8./1'.V ........ 11• *11 l'fl ..._.Ilk . ...__... ..._.,.la C-.ll lelbo• SALUPIRSON part -..so ._ -u. -.A PJaceoUa A~t. 1 -.p ... Jl;m~-WJ ..... .._ , unae .. nh•i· 1•nera1 1N1w.1NL&.c .11. e11.MMMO .... H!.!J.. after •• ·=........... · MariH,1. Mt·MTI or 1 1 RET S..z:M5 -----------••-.. ,1n11a..., -...!'!:.... ·~u ...... &.v.&. 1111'/H__ dHD o1. ecorat n1 SEC ARY WARDIOUSE PERSON . m.,... rtlrt .. • co. _ _-. -._ ... ,,.. .. ...., 1\m. fl Set tome Sun st•Ple•-.. d I I , __ .,_ ldoon.Ul.s '"ulml U., ln .... o..i........ _,,...,_.... 811A1911Wl...,,. JUat op Accnt leteriora. 331 ar.,...... ":" NH ed ful t me · ;:;::-.,;...u.
1& ••••'· puter.-ed. a-.IWCG&Seee•"adeota Marine Ave. Balbo. llablN /2 REWIND ... R lmmld.opemq. FUllc:o. -· · --•
•MN __.IWIT •AITA.I ttewn.uO .. Ap/Um• lllan41'7S-_, ~,· +Yf' \Wltraln.Moot.b.ruF\1. bue. Cell Balboa UMdRefn.-e&on
Na Ulla 11 .. f'ri la .. ,.. avUI You cu .. m r--neld. S..y ,.,:;.·~~ f\lDUme.~m> Marlot Hardware tor WMhen•OrJen ••rra• ................. be • '° tUO per hr. C.11 s.i. Rep. to caJI on re proee11ln11 type $0+ s HI pp ING I RE c :l#iHMl·H1l E.O. E. 8AllGAJNS.8dV1CE ..._ ~....., lD peuoaeltla , well *~'I&• llla.-Ulllnl•lpcn act.r .a bu•lntH •c · wpm, caJcwator, career CLEJUCWllltraln. Muat ----BeltAlpiieDCtSJl.Qttl
...... Otuee °':: #4 ud ..-...... l•'••DY couata for advertl1lng ariercCld ·penoo for ea be amh*t.looa. 8endlt1. Wuehou.ae help M /fl'. Al.ati.ma•Adam..HB. 0.. ..._ a,..... U. ~·Ko ,,,,._., ' ·=I f tlf Man tbru Pri. tem 5pm pandi.QC tum. m/r. C.11 CaU btwn 9.4 wkdys Experience prelerred.
35
• A.MANA retrt• New
I • 11'61U'• • ... e•~-~e: J:. fll• .. lbl~mattl OU\ at. BaH + Comm1111on Kw at~. ~31.lB 9Wt tt.00 per hr. Apply Md1
2
dr F /f' .. cboc aMr l1 wlUI Tll ...... ......... NI c... MIW AUl4NT Pw11 ln H.B. t\ill O>q)AQ,Y benefit&. Will VollratJ'I Co. au. McGaw · • • '
...... ht ellfil. A9tr ,,_,..\'#', I-Umt. a dQ WM Fri train. Neel 1ppearu1ce SECRETARY SHlPPlNG/RECCLERK Ave. Irvine See Don bnm. $400. Ml·l1H. cx:p.. ,..... PliitHOa Ave. Coal• Of•••• Uvu Tuel. M0-1157 or •aoodspelllnaes~ntlal bper;enced wllb stron.c Grow1n1 firm needs Braanoo. _M5_•_• _____ _
"-->4r1h1 "'te -.ao AOolY Pennyuver, lllM typlnlC • ahorth•nd refPOll penon full tlme Uud lt cubic t oot fSmlte .... -•••-a ..... , Placentia Ave .. Co1t11 akil.b, fu.11 Ume career wareboule duties. Rec WATER R~SOURCJo:s refri1e,.tor wibou.om 0.-. ,._ IG wort •1481 ht •..a.a.a.. ~-,._. opponunhy. Apply an lncomlne 1blpment1. ENGINEERING career • ...U~al ~lal atA ft,. M lftfA,,_ur _...,.. bpe:rie11c:.ct 6 ape11l • J)lnC)n to: Mr. l''ueotes stock abelves. pull or· opportun1t1es for u fw-. S1§548-471M ~ ........,. .w. ...... , ......... llcl, Irv. c~s Spe.11lab. 4 day week. a.Ma Rd.al.I at Robert Bein, William den. prepare outgomg pe rl en c e d c Iv I I Whirlpool washer & PllT ,,. ..... Ill• OllldtJ'pAll. 7114174 vv. P ... Boy Maternity, So MGl(NTTRAJNEE Fro1UrAuoc 1401 Quad lblpmmt.a. UPS & Poetal ~n. Des1gnera & dryer. 220v, used tmo. ~......-.AmhU ev 7 ._,._bw•.....ii .. 11. COUMI • ...,. UltPla&a.~·5TM. Greetapptyrorcapable. ~ NewportBeach. __ experience prelerred Draft.aman background SD>.~. 1119&..,.......,..,, -.. · ..,..... • ..... _ =d ·person w /e • r-•-••y Call~J632. indetugnormaat.erplao -••••r••••r, lit flh•t. t J Mo•· Fri -.rt Salu Manaaement Ladies Boutique --·--~al water systems. 2 Rdnceuton, % door
Pl...Ua A ... eo.1a ...... 7llMlll1. __ ~VISOtlS Treaoeu P /t • f It· cha1n, FU.e pay" ~er Pa.rt lime FOf' anro ull SHOE SALES Pt Cull wluding wat.er supply, wa th d e ep rree1e .
llllllL · ~ t/ ~allf..:_~ln•.'1~:_..!!.t· Mr. Ed•ards .U3--01S2, ~J.7'XJA.8Uortapel02 Top cben&.ele. Good in sewaie deBagn. pump 9112-7520, week ends or -I .,.... ~ "-~----48'1·1018.. come+bene Cbldrn~ 1t•t1ona & reservoirs _.n.er __ 6 ______ _
PWll• . 'val f !::.:."::!I ,tt•,•= -~~;n~·L~r~rr~e :_~ 'r :S:er B ch Expenenee desired In re· Siinatw"e pa dryer sno. twp waa&ed ID web· Ali.I ............. S.S.IW&UMAao~ SALES;atTAIL wort. A.aJc for Tammy. _ ___ Po'1 &s pe<:1f1caoon wnt· ~ waaber $125 . ..., .,_room. b · Malu.re, rp .,.rll-On, ..... H ,_ _.. ...._ lieOOllPLANTS Office supply & sta <'11•'95.$·3402. NB of S PA ATTENDANT . 1ng, fac1l1t1es de11gn, ~lsdeUvered. f!'!W'ed • t.ra!Wa ....,;eoe.ct H Recep ......... 8 .,.,,_., tioners needs ex nee meo's spa, pnvate club mapping, calcuJalion.s & ~ -~ ... IO. A"'1 Uoa.l.lt. Heavy pbone1. ..... .tu ff.la 0 ,._ per I enc e d re ta 1 I Must be 21 yrs. AH :shifts computer operataoos. ~--------Pe11a 71 av• r. 1880 type 50 wpm., 11\volcn , We are lootin1 ror an sa1eapenon. F\IU tune SECaET AIY avaiI.ble. CALI for appt Apply an person w1th re· O.E. ...,rtcerator. good flllitoallda.C.M. quooliom. orders fo'root po;lmltt. ~ a&qoinc pel'IOll to kl II & Phone Coe appoantment ~73.'WI sume & work samples OODd. saao.
dftee af1P9&J'an~e Top mauitain U>CSo« P aota. ~7-9212· Aak lor Mr lmmedi•te opetWll DOW Mr Puentes, Robert 541-Ull
JlnductioaOootrol N1aty 6 beoeftl8 Irvine ~ t 1·11 fo\tJJ Ir part t.uM PoSI· West. Newport Sta ava.IJable ror Secretary Stocil .. =· &em. Wall.lam Frost •
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11 K en t1ons av•llable / •'--•-c an a leadln1 Oran1e Co o J St ...... 1015 roun. ,..,, ..-. ar . 10..to 1-YUUAl>&U • Ass<>C, 14 J quai • · .,A__RftEX ~. r--weekend• required c.orwtruct&oo omoe near Newport Beach. ._. .................. .
11U __ Ujlr ---Please apply an penoo ~T..-.. I.he O.C. Airport Good FasbJon lsland R eal t---------. Reaporwlble lndhldual
oeeded to 1mmedlately
aulst in poallng &
scbedulioa act1vil1e11.
XJnt opportwuty to ad
vance.
R EC E PT I 0 NI S T I 21000 CroWll Moo Um.I Fr18·S. s.1ary + Bonua typing skllla. pleasanl F.aat.e F\rm respooinble WINE CLERK PUBLIC PVR.HITURE •
SECRETARY needl'd. Vaieyltd PartUmetF\IUtJme penoruility & a wllUng for proce11101 mail. JouU tune position on Ute
Vaned Job w/ growth MISSIOMVllJO ROGB-S Web.ave a umque op· ne11St.o lea.m&groww1tb llbipping,rectevina.aup· at.affolOr.Cty'sleading •AIETIOll• potential. Appli<:ants EQuaJOpportunity G••ft-.as portunity for an am· company essential Ex pty ordenog. inventory wine sbop, Hl·Ttme ,....._
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lllUlll be personable. well tmployer M /F ~5" bit.loue self mollnted m c: e 11 en t c om pa n y records. helpful. Salary Gourmet of Collta Mesa.
groomed, w/good 11kills. 23011 .. ~~uan dlviduaJ wbo t& willing to benerits. Pltiase _t·a, II open. s.o-0123 Candidate m us t
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Non smoker. Xlot com. - -----uua workbard.Ourtrainlng CT14 )833-8680,eitt-or -artlculate,penlOflabe .. lamps , lbls, c hrs .
pany benefits. Please Retail COM fU0.5"944 program wUI enable you appt. Teacben lool! 11 yoo are have a good workln~ rockers, refrtaerator, lOSAH. INC. call Helga al Republic CLHIS to develoP into a b1gh an ~ual Op_por ~mployer an established teacher or knowledge ol domesu c & ~ Oriental carv. 714~M33Npt. &h. ~-Loan:..851_:~1 -Fu 11 & pa rt t Im e Salea come producer. Jo'ancy SE <.: R ET A R I A L ~e ~;~,:8pl~oyr Im po rt e d w a nl e !I . ang1, .pl ct urea and An Equal graveyard shifts avail resumes unnecessary wtiodeat Pre vio us r e taa ex fumlt Opportunity Employer RECEPTIONIST -B!J:bY Apply 10 person 1 M.eclbtra Callmeforapel"!IOOalan-POSITION with Laguna mmt w1ireat pay, call perie nce pre f erred u:re.
developers omce. Lite Eleven, 1097 W Baker. ca.rt•--~? U!r'Vlew.GeneGaynor. licbl"UmCo.Expernec Sitters Unlimited an S<tlary depend~nt on SAVESAVESAVE
RE AL EST A T E bkkg, l ypang, varied ONne to R.M. Abrams 5.57·2'36.l Wort an beauWul aetuog educationally on e nte<l background Excellt nl w~ honor BofA, MC, ~MAN WANT1':0 . dwei. O.C. airport area. Cort.a Mesa. EOE. C.tM..ltlf Showroom, 1819 EVBC<>rY w1exc1ung motion p11: child 111tt1n1 a gency bent'fats Call J
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EARNUPT015%COM · 751-6616. Newport Bl. C.M P /t, UIOl»SkyParllClr att lure~ & enJOY/lnt ~9630 ___ ~9314ror1nterv1ew Ca11h NO PERSONAL
MJSSION NET I Can ._.EPTl~IST Sales F/lanyagewanled. lf'V!M wor 1 :!,_,~ ~ 0~.J .• · ~-,,,,_at.or. OHi CHECKS PLEASE ~
earn from $SOK to SJOOK ~ "'" oc11S reapona1uuity • ~·'l;l'"' ·---r-· Woodw1xlu!r tra1ntt. 111 or f'ood available. Items annuaJ.Jy.2.f'andoutwhy Ournew corporateomce ~ ~ Sales S ALESWOMAN f o r CaUl0-).6,1017.J().J8 for ble boun, Apply Bf"l.l('t' ovt'r woodworkanl( t>JC subJecttopresaJe.
new he earn bag SSS mNewporlBeachneeds WILSNU HllDtoL.e.9 jewelry store. Irvine i nterva t w appt Smalh. San Clemente perAW1y l9'17 Pldcent1a MASTaSAUCTIOH
here. Come talk with ~ecepllonasl wit~ a Newporf leeclt to Self?, Must be over 2lfor ans re ~~cG~v;~ F reeman Inn.SC _ _ _ ""'' <,;r,,ta Me?.a _ ~Newport Blvd CM
them 3-0ur produt• "'""'"' "pbone persona 1ty c.ommences it.a bobday Salespeople nffded to aeans. Must be able lo ~ _ T E L t: P H o N 1'. WOltJ> NOCESSOI 8XMl62S 646-8681> t / l n exp c n s 1 v e & good command of .,.....,_by mviUng you to ........ .,_,_ .,_mlnars. We work 1 night a week .r.,.•-••y INTERVIEWERS need I __ .. bud 4 Eng.bsh Late t g & _,., 1>a.1 .-.ai --~·-lntt'rnat1un"I 811t H • -UJ1U/ get term~ · . ypao be a part o1 our very wtlJtraioyoutosell,so S61-6ThlMHi1S4 _ D•E&.-.-for public op1ruon !>Ur C'P A fo'arm 'lf'ek an l( ~ 1020 Pre·&et appts galore i''ront Office Appearance sptt1alaed team. Our you can be more sue -~nsor v~ b) n.at..tonully known ~r-·
:>F\nd out why "we've reqwred. For Appt Call Personnel Office wall be cessful. C all Dean SANDWICH SHOP1HB Must be f•m1ha r with ~urvey re!>earrh rorp V)'de<' l2000peraw I to •••••••••••••••••••••••
gotthebestthulgl(oing " 97~llll0.askfor8'Uy accepting application~ Howard: 631.3353• for a IOAMto2PM.callbtwn3 VA 1P'HA pro1.:e11~1 n ~ located in Sant .. J\nJ 2 yr. wor" l•xpt""nencv 25 .. IG-spd 3 weelus old
N.B. area. Ask for Mr COLDWB.Ll.AHKH for full and part ume bet.terfuture . &6PM.891Mi692 ~hrumum1 yr 1•11pr n-q l'VC'> & wknd lo\llrk Wl.lf'kpref~rrf'd <.:PA •:x SJOO (W~!I $1411 Nt:w •
Howard.965-3402 Hes1dential Mortgage saJes & s ales s upport ----Pli.'!lli:yu<So (uh( <•in SJ !II> SI> fll> µ1·r hr Pf>ni-nu· twl1>Cul "·" Muslsell 640-8476. SAUTE COOK UKt twv < t' I J t· n t t' u m P a n Y ---Co e m P I o Y m e n t S _.I 1:5 ORDER 5'58-l.l2!S Jft !IPM ~ro1t' ~o1lary ntROtlu ""-1040 led &fat• Soles A Coldwell Manker Co advanc•menl in carN:r Al.la With French Contm<·ntdl 540..0500. ..._,
" 1 · " h ·r·L 1 1 L I< ,. 1 1 111t· t'JIJ 1111 1 1).\(1 14511 ··········••••••••••••• Opening for la r<'ni.ed An Equal Oppor. C-Om nnnnrouruues. 114 lhru t' t·xp App 't m ro:rni , r.. .... :ir 1m•·
sales people, locully pany t;;;:i-5pm Ex.pand1n1t produc:l hnt• 505 JOt.h St . Hm 211. fmmt'd 1iµt·11111.: ror 1 ~ ·"k r11r l\Jlh' II"'"'' Kt:~lfONI> l'UP'i AK <'
uWllf'd, with na11onal rt' 83 Fashioft lsla.d tuive gent!rated th1:; 1m N li SECRET ARY 111•r l>Jrt t 1 HI!' 11•1 lt-r 1 'i •JU\h 1 ,,unwltir I 'hdlTllJ "r1• ~ F l'l'I & f"rral systf'm. t-:xc·,·llcnl D-~jR-A.-tion rf)('(hat1• openrnR w 11 h l. it 1, 1 Y ,.111 ., • ,1 "', "' l(OIJd ru,t•1m1·r '' I , ' h o "' I' ~ 1 JI t Y "' ~ ~ ..... --.... rt•-h d SCTRYTOVP ,.. " " l'.tri lini• '""11111 1!· "IJ ,..,,.,.,It .. working t'CJ nd1 t10 11~ Te-c:hnlcian 11ewpor..-oc _ KJ'Cat potential for a · · .,horthand & 1•11~""'''r 111.n..., Jtt1tu<J1· I•• "''"k INtl(•Hnl( .Hlult' ""'H ktril( ' ,..,, ..,.,.,a ·•I'm EamlOO't. comm1~t.111n M "J •Jr N ··l i iJ n ,·i l vancement. t'umahanty T•p1n g. '>•>m e·~ II f'Ul~ •. W1'll&lhur .(4111 ~ ' u J I~ l'Un~lrul'IHlll ··~11 1 "''lh )'•JYth 11\••f .!I o ... n AKl'C,Jdr1 llt•tn t•w•rpup-, Yor conradl.'ntaal app t 1-;ngancen ng 1"1 rm in Sales C..1erk, fabnc slorl'. wilb ldaerospace fu~t~·n;'I' I 1 be r a I t' o m IJ a n Y helpful l'Tt'llh·y uf ~' l..611 IA."t", 'lr.i111(•' < ,, .. ,, tr.111.. ... pon..1to.n S:S "' hr llunt1•r.,, wtr dog~. HO
call 7!>9·0226 Exccu Irvine hai. imme{Jaate experpn•C.C M woo. be very e pu benefits. Send rt•sum1• <.:.Jir Coot.at1 8a rl>ar,1 ~,;\lllS.:'> & l.v.111 "il..l.rt l>!lf'\f C h .-m p P1::dagree ~ Real_!:.ors operung for stuui>. self 64&-4040 Salary comme nsuratt· w1u pr. & salary re S4'Q..OSOO 714 754-1801t-.:O 1-. l'ALl.A.'"IJHt.J\ ~I ··-~ t t , .. e with experie nce & qU1rerneot.s to Presley of ,, • ., ,.,.,1, e~t .,. ... ,
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Take cbar1e or your
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educators on video. For
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C411 Louae at 67J.Ji48
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That 's riRhl 1 W<' ul
-Walker ~Ltt enjoy tte al
Estate. Our M ti h on
Doflar locauon omce ha!.
pride, enthus iasm &
......... er 0 main a~. r . SAL°"' koowledoe or the In· So. F'al.I p 0 Bo ~ TO# SAUS LADY '"'-A -v corda s ystem lncludioit ~ _.__ • ..,....,. · x ~. --E O J:: IP---. cort't?Spoodence DhtrtdM••91r _, N.B.9121661Atto : Bev. llALESTAn EJic:lu11ve shop, good ____ _ ..,._, background. good pay
°"=PI albinuu· r i .. ~~~ s1·n· DaiJ PiJ!..._ aft<• ... IMC SECRET.ARY D.A.IP'roc"sor. b Piut,fUU lime a.cs 1001. Mw_1_ __ 1M fJ82.2111 es .._, · y ot newspaper -~ • A MUM be fam1luar w1l .LllllW.aditfDr.NB ---................ --· cl zmlntenanceofin· c:i.rculaOoa deput.aMnt. n4~ Offlc9., .. ,....,, VA/F~ proceulna. e ••
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.l\JCC very tiny Poodle
pup Male. l ·White I
Black
bouM bluef.rinl opera· nu. bJply •ucceuful NeW'POlt BeadL Olrpor8te beadquartera Mlal.mum 1 JT expr. req. Tow Tnaclr. Dnven u.· _ ........... -...... a.oo. ~a eo04 i.wtaa
Uoa tnclud DI runnina local oewspeper bM an ""°F..quaJ()pporlanJty for alale wide lnveat· ~olSo Calif. Con· pa-'d. Top pay. Apply Rectna Pbane lillaat~ Bo~ bmm..CallMl--1 _ GAY Blueprint mac.hlae apealng lor a lralllee 1n EmJ*>yer ment services farm tact Bev S40-0500 G&W Towing. 7408 th
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<Will tram> & ordering the c1rculatlon sales FasbJo n Island Xlnt ---QunsWay.C M 642·1Z!i2 A.ntJque •• ·~~s Sibenan Huskie popp!P~
blueprint m ac hine service &collec:uonarea $ALll;PERSON. perma-career opporturuly with ~cretary 1Buukkt'epe r Xlnt ('()nd SSOOO <;,.II 5 t~.-m (jocJtl tw>m••.,, b•l' stoc~/suppheti Organ1-Sefected applicant will R:.'~b~~~:·~at;:l~g diversit y & challengt' s.ilary open Plt·11:18rll Tr~. no e•pH WA<•· fi73.J75()&49>4 2:2.I \rd-. , .. n 1iu-. huyr·r' on
t100aJ slulls a must Xlnt receive a liberal Martini( Must Jl'OMt'S'> top le,el personabty at \Oii \' for ~ Mo1nul.tl'tur1 OOl1. SHOW j\ '.Jbl • ''"I
t'O benefits SaJaryrom· s a lar y. reit u l ar ly ~Blvd ,.~u;~:;:ewport Cllt'C :.N·rl'l:1ra.il r-x rt>ul t''tJll' i~v1·,l m1·n,1 uC opl11,1I <<>mP'•O•·nl <•TJSUHOct ll,14 i'11>klic>J"h rn.ih'.
mensur atc with 1·x ~hedult.-d ra1s~. oonu}, . ......,.., "' pcnence 640-0l:!J M t'n 1 u mpJn} ~ ""' 1>11r • WAM J Jt!l'M : "·'' ;ue. ~:1-· Al. ...
swnenre A.,k for Valam: opporturutit">&many Cr SALES Pt-;HSON !l :l>-5 :JJ <:1·nt1•r Mr t.i•rr11· ~ rrlo .,:1\t•rt11111 s:J..,11 11~~1~~~)C:~!~:·~~JI /\~ .. ~.~ at75'Mi222 l':O E mge bend1h s uch as ~"eodept exper pr~f ~ hr LcxJU.odr ~ &'60:10o~ ..... . ., ----mrra a ca tioni.. paid Perma nent fullttm" SECRfo.TARI AL Maturr ,._________ 4'6 t'r• ... ,,.J) 111 IW"t11 .--· I f " r b St 1 1• Train•'<' 'a ounl! m i .. n t11 Hhd llunt tn1'1 11n fs..,,, h Rec/T~Pcl.St group m:;ur;,ncc. i e an RM Abram., Catalog secretary or u .. y . J t' * SEClfTAllES • tramforpr.'(·1~1001n,1ru :.urance & dental t·ov ~ ... -.~m l"l9 Npt l!vd Farm Agency in Npt
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"·--· I 1 icuconunod1ty ll!l.600 mcnt rt>pair lno t• t'< Branch of a Onill Co erage. Trainee wi a 1-t(J C:M Bch. .x.uung ~a ary 0 ~l~l> flt:: ll2,000 troruo 1 Muhl tit-r.-u ..
be provided u company --Sl<XX> pet" mo & wllhnK lo hie. have manual de._ car with personal use tr a an ragbt per1rnn G 0 JU Bkpl( '12.000 l\ldance. lf any or lbe&e has oPerungs for Recep·
sound import.ant to you. Uonist/ Typist. Typing.
then call now & give your ffimg, .record keeping &
Real Eatale career n calculatin g are the
'Real" chance. Ask for duties. X lnt fringe
Al S&ellato. 963-5671 benefits. Salary $780 per
G O. /our offac..: $.10.AOO t.cnty & ucelJcnt VISIOn pnvileges SALISPBSOM ~4· r -" t.J''"'"'"o n.•nod On Appticanta must be 18. Sa urd --------•Coun.sclon1 OAIOlfi --ly ... .-.ed have a good drivmf( re Everunca lr l ays SECRETARY /TYPIST SalesOurOfhce• ly sen0\1$ ant.erttt
cord. Hours are general· So.CoutPlau needed for CPA rirm an ApptOnly/Free Dl!ed apply. Call form·
AM 9P M M d Oealgner Boutique NPL Bch. Part·Ume pogl Lu Rdnders Agency terv1ew appt be\ ween ly 11 . on ay M""t be mature Uoo. <>-e(er arternoon n. h "'-b '"-" 7·9AM -1u $t&-0606 _
$1l.U> l!B> 1 n me AH• ~ Shep blue mer le &
N 8 631 3961 t.n. dbl regJJJ .. $75-$12.s
Oak table 4 chr & butfl•t, 631·2384
area l!O> refuushed l800 AKC reg~red Golden
set.1162 96'2 art 5 __ Lab Puppy. St.eve Miller
c~1wniaa1m1m1 mo.5i'wa~:
-Real Estate COL.MAM Co.
-P.O.Box 7150 Real Est.ate Sales Newport Beach, Ca 92660
G••9' C•ain l:lty 75Z..0360
Udo I.a. Equal Opportunity Our expamioo program Employer bM created a need for
~with the pro-llNTAL AGEHT :;en~t'/ to tell bolb For busy Laguna Beach
new • reule properties Real Estate otrice. Xlnt
t.hru Friday. Saturday -t.l led irr' 4QllO ""re , a.UI '" -....,
overtime available us Pot.ed4'BOPb18 ca bounl. Mon·Fri. Strong Newport Beach,m.8190 ._ .. va .. ,__,,, ___.__. CALL MY"-12 ll t)1llnC skills a mu.st. Call ·-.. ,.._...,
,..,.,.,_., n....J...1...1. at ..... -£ &labbabed ret.a.11 trave-1 U You ..... ~ualified & are uaJYe ............... .
-"' -.mcY hu 1mmed open· i.nterelled learning lbe SaMspenoo wanted full & SECalTilY sacnTAltY 101 for exper"d sale s newspaper circulation part lime. Salary +com· Ex1nt arowth opport for t}itry l.Arvel POlllt.lon ap!llt. Computer train
business. come t o the mission. co. benems.. skilled Jr. Secy wbo des. For r:19taur•.nt d~111n !"I desirable Busy of-
DalJy Pilot office, 330 W. good wo r Ir Ing at-career adv. Cballengm1 firm. "Ty pine. varied fic:t> wrth every oppty to
Bay, Costa Mesa. Ask for moapbere. Apply in d1versilled. busy ofc dW.lee. coocenfaJ smaJI procress. Pd mechcaJ 1
Harry Seeley or Keo penoc1 Corp bdqrtrs ror real of r I c e . Ex c e 11 en t dental beoeltlS. generous
Goddard. Only apply STANDAJlDSHOES estate aynd flrm·FHh medical. dental pack•1e. aal.lry range Call C714 > before 11 A Ill or a fter :.T17 s. Bri.tc>I, C. M. 1 840-0123 Call S46-0MI m.21m 2PM Moo· Fri. E .0 .E. la · ·
PERSlANTAPESTHJfo~ m-8258 wbda & eves
w!fnn&e sse>eacb OUO. Teresa644-<t780~ays.
Wendy 64$.1700 ,.,_to YOll 1045
Antique wood carved •••••••••••••••••••••••
nder w1matdun1 root Free K 1 tt ens. w h l
s&ooltz:IO ISJ.1179 w1black. 6 wlrs old.
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AMT't9U1MAU
AKC Bassett Ho und.
ma.le. 1 yr, good w/kads.
Call eves 536-2164
()penThur·Moolo-6. Lab mix, 9 wks old.
Excellent comm1s s1on oommaaions. Must ba~e s.iea1Planc»-Organs
scbed>1&e, lovely offices, •l.iceme. Ask for Ruth. 1---------•1 GoWd Musk Company is member of all local 4fM.659t SALES 1oo1ong ror experienced
SICUTAl.IH
United Cerebal Palsy
bas 2 poaitioos open for
le(:ret.arles. Reqs gOOd
cleriCAl altills. accurate
typing w /50 + wpm
um Weatnunster Ave ~ & healthy. Call l~~~~~~~~~·ITYPISr To type loan Ln· GG. r114 l s.st-6I03 anytime~_
to i.nto Burroughs Oocu· l~~~~~~~~~·l sh.elt y ·Queeosl and SICUIITT
lloardl, aettetarial starr. RMMTUal piano & organ people to aJaltlllial group, paid in· Restaurant . . DttlSSIS stalf our new store. If
Gate guard requirf'd by
pnvate community an ~ Be•cb art'a. Day
shill Call Mon 11'r1 for
meot machine. adJW5l Ls Your Prolnsion Heeter. Fm. I yr. spayed.
rorma ror pnnt·out & HOME REPAIRS" Ver)' loVlng, needs good
IUrance plan & bonus OP· The Rusty Pelican is C.,._.AS you have been wailing llOl'tUDitits. looking for a Night Cook for a «re•t cueer opPor
l'or confident ial in fUll Time for the nghl RMIJIWll.aY w/a growing co .. this is Pref. well organ I zed. aPfll ~71
make correct1orus when Did you know you can home Amy 6•6·1770. ntte:sa.ry Pnor office ptace a classified ad 1n ~
ex.per & typ1n1t of 4$·50 the Dady Piiot Service -------terview please call person. Apply between SHOES It Call Marshal Kee at
Cbuck Dreyer, (714 ) J.5 2735 West Pacific MEH'S SUITS <714 ) 529·8761 for in
systetm oriented apph . ant BillJng exper de Sec-y M'\llltant, aall'll. ism ~tred ror l J>05. Xlnt vai• 11fr an Santu Alla. lrv1nr
benefits. IBSO/mo. Apply ari:a, vanety or dut11·i.
X0> West Harvard, S A Rd on phone, !1-0mt· ty1>
wpm requ1recl Docu Oarectory for a whole SeU a.tunp rast with Daily
ment mi;ch1nt: ex per month for as little as PUot w.,.t Ads.
, 175·8050 or Barbara Coast Hwy, NB HARDWARE t.crvlew
r'. 'Rius. (714)675-7512 __ RA!Staura.nt AUTOMOTIVE
help(ul but wall train the SI 89 per day• For more -
riitht candidate For lolormauon, call ....,4-, 1005
Jlacel vln 1 1S h i ppi n g
lnapector. Growing 90lenoid company needs
reaponalble full time ~ lo b.andle lncom· ma lllipmeota, prepare
...... ..,. ab.lpments. COD·
lrol Inventory in
a tockroom, use of
~. dia.it.aJ ln·
dluton, Ii calipers
nee r rary. Mu1t be eble ao WG"tt Crom blueprint
..-.. verbal • wriUen ~.Salary open.
Wiii c:on.alder trainee. Good compaa.y beoetlu 6 worldnl condiUons Allil>&Y ln person or call dW1tne fOlf' lntervlew
E.O.E
SR Di1ineenna
IMProducUon P1, NB
TI4/NU514
aac&PT I MEDICAL ·
Dpll'. pref. Cotta Ilea•
Alfa 111.-
,
Me Ii Ed's Pino COSMETICS
Immedlale part time
openings avail. for
Delivery Drivers. Musl
be 21 Ir h.ave a good driv· &nc record. St.art from
s:u~ hr. + t.ips. Able to
Mlf'keveninga. Full time
poait.ions aJao avail. age
18 fcover. Apply daily aft
Spm.
ME & ED'S PIZZA
4210 E, 11th. &. C.M.
FUU and part lime open·
ings In rommiss1on sales
in the above depart. for
qualirled s e ll ing
specialists. Benerlts. dis
count privilege, medical,
deolaJ & life lnllur .• profit
sharinc & pension pro-
gram. Apply an person.
J .C.PIHMEY
24Fm•l•lalmd
Mlwponlffch
E-0.E. M/F
I·-• • • e• 14 .....,, • •' t I'~
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SALES PERSONS S46-S760 inu. reliable. responi111>lr appt call 64-0-4S80 eKt __ 642-5678 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• n .. E.OE J't!f'11()1'1ality plus adults
to work with and
rnotJvale kids. Over 21.
In Laguna, Capistrano,
San Clemente areas.
PAITTIME
EVIMIMGS
PHONE:
642-4321 or ~!Ma6
Ert.250. Between J.SPM
A.air Foe Andrea
---·--& o rganaietl. C ull SECRETARY 7S4-63339atn-4pm.
independent. specaahzed Sec'y/Clerk r rr
jobusicnment reqwnng Immediate opening for
secretanal skills. or rnoovaled work oncnled
poizat.ional exper, legal person an loan brokerage
bqrnd helpful. Invest· oo. Ability to cope with
ment s er vices r1,..m. pre'gs ure , var i ed
TYPIST
Accurate typ1~t. Rood
olfc slulls, saJary ~n
551m
'J'Ype.st I R.ecepl. Late of c
cMJe.. 80 wpm, NB. Mrs.
Hau67~3012
640-012.3 -penonaJJUeJ. & will.mg TYPIST: FUii t ame or
StrRETARY /0FC MGR lD learn Promollonal op part time. Rapidly ex-
2 girl trade usocial1on pt'y Salary open Call pending btomed1cal ten
otfice near OC airport Ka\Je&t0-9350 Ing lab. SS wpm a c
SALES Ute bktpc, dictaphone. SERVICE STATION AT curately. N I\ M .S A PIOFISSIOMAL uptoll(I0.94M212 TENDANT·full tame. 1582 Deere Ave . Irvine
S~lfS S E C R E T A R I A L hgt-at mech knowl~llt>. _5-8_ 1-40------111111 benl!1t.1 Neat handwnt •WIMTATIV& PERSONNEL Room for in,&appurance Apply Wartnu"Cook.8 JOto5
N.tionwa'de maoaae. advance~~ 25llONewpoc181vd.CM or5to9 Noexpenence .. ............_ Apply IJl person 1\no ·s.
mmt lltt'Vlce o/l•niu ~S&aUoo au.endant '°242 Crown Valley
tion la Hektnl •«-~1orbusyord~r cxperieoced Ml time Pukwa y . Laguna
,,_.ive aelf·•WW' with dmk. Good typin& 1k11l1. Apply mi N'. Cout Hwy. .NliueJ. proven aale• 1ucce111. 86-Zllll.ana. , ---·Be c.h. -
ThiaOl>POftwdtyllont.he .-.--e W.ttreaes. P/t.lme dys. w.. -Cout. You woukl Secutary·Etecullve ServtceSUtJon flf&r. Ex· Over u Gaslight
bec.'CllUCtJftlbealtbcare Pwlon Friday. Our Co. peri..:e only. Apply ln er o I I er . W l I I
Industry t op level needl • b1ib performlna ~ l'1 E. 11th St, tnl.n ... 548·7NI .. a•ement. indlV'6dual who can re· 1111
·-main calm• function un· · WANllD NIV8
We otter ba" aal•ry. der beetle p reuure Servlc. Statton Allen· SU..AY OMLY eommluion 1neenUve1, altuatloH. Deel Aa· dlla, Mobll Serv Station. ..... D II Pll t ~~car ell.,..._, Hrtlvety w /diverse .Uk lot Ron 559·KH ~v: c~:n. a: .
...u.nt ud lile pereonal tlH • hep lrvlne. Cl'ir• van or 1arae sta· u.annce. t -= ~ "four fut-movtng ST TJO"' E Uon wqon and a Rood Mdltodl purcbaae. dlrec:ton. Secretarial SERV. A ,.. . •per drtvtnc record Phone
,...._ which include• lldlll req'd, S.H .. •J>eed· lube nan needed Hourly '42·4321 and ask for MlatY blat«7 aod cur· wr1UAI, dictauni equip. + '*' Xh>t. opp G'Tl ami lbrry Seeley or Oon r911l~ulmneotato. accurate l)"Plnt. Detall C HINE -11• X ·-art.med, etcrow •:t:r SEWINO MA ... uuema. --OP!RAtORS F,QU~ c/O,,_ D11&,Pilot, P.O. In adontaae. on ~ VKlH.a, 1831 OPPORT\1NJTV ~-=: ta II••· =:rm C.ll: Mt. Pl....U..C.M.MWuo. EMPLOYER
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ANTIQUES
SALE SALE SALE ~
G1f,tanl H' antique warehou:-.e s;1le
now on. fonta:-.11<: bargums that y ou
mav never -..et.> agatn
EXAMPLES J\rmo1res S8~. buffets
$69. o ak tbl., 7!), h:Jlltre rs $69,
clmml( t•hr :-.vt $7!1, was h s1ttnds $79,
cltx:k:-. ~t.\. lot:-. ul \m i· a brat.· &
UCCCSM>l'l l.' !'I
Wander down row after row in a forest of antlque furniture, a truly as~ou.n~g selection, several COil· no1sseur items. EXAMPL~S : Oak player pianos ron top desks, Victorian chin•
cabinet.It, magnificent hand carved oak buffets .
CASH / VISA CHECKS
Last Mine Antin111 W•e~11se
ll430 ~ ... Clrclt
,_...Vain 17 t4J "4·ZI It
Exit EucUd ~ rwy orr EIUa near Ward
...,_. hours UHi M0n.Sal, 11·3 Sundey, ~ Cloeed T'uesday ~
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O' . .-.. .... • DAILY PILOT 1141._+ .. •OH ........ 1011 ____ ... _.. . .... -........................................ . ••1trs1-IOIO lV ..... ....................... . ... Fridly. Octobe< 12. 1979 '°'° • P•••ra•l•• •P•7•cl Yard SU., cam equip . ....... Alri .... Good PAlllC, TllMI, blhld, 1l•r•o . • out ---·m.na..,.. MOTIOMS. .,., 11odoc • •. vv.
........ IU11ml. MIW ... --------~-t1,_ .. ailfled.al ,..._.. ._ _ st • •* ,.,._ b)-1 hll. behy Uma, ,..__....ao..to .. vea _OliAIJ.,, C M fura. ramp •Quip, :g~• k llln Call ..am 0 • C'lllDW• URl g Balboa
1 ................ -i rrs-noe
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MM1'111AUCTtOM
64' 1111 & llJ..t6H
llE.lllllE
a.DSE-MSALE
l>Morator htmaturt> Ir
~ ~ar\Alf'n
Townhomel. ~ ~eo
Aw, ~a 111..a, ll lo6
dall)'.142~
H1de -a -bed dbl $1~0
Ethan Allen luoa u hdbrd STS 9M-l6".
Ravtera Sot.. lrad!Uonal
style. full slpr, like oow
~ 7S4-0MO
HIDE-A,BEO. looiu•
pillow&. nr new, coi.t
, MSO. aell S2:5C). 891 5224
Dining rm set beaut1fully
carved w /glass top, 8
velvet upbol c hrs, pd
$91(). sell $800 546-1428
Mu¥1lla litllA H ll furn,
hlhkt u ma. Ly•. lb, m111c
Fn 6 Sat ZI07ll Pamon".
l"lil So of tlamalton
~
l'ce pr11• nit'' Anti
QI.Aft, furn . al• WIUC'.
molorcycle part.Ii, top
wen atove $125. m1i.C'
Fn , Sat . " Sun 2043 PresMient Pl Mti 703!*
YARD SA Lt; M aplt'
st.era> console s:>O. l wn
boJt spn~s & matt 125.
m.an,y uUu!r useful alemi.
2S57 Wei.tm1ru.ter, CM
Nr Del Mar. fo'n thru
Sun
Pat.lo rum, <'h&nil, lam~.
hemp rope, Maple hdbrd.
ori&-oil paanlml(s. powt'r
mower. clothe:., rt>fn~.
Fn tSal 2016 Palom.u Ur.
CM Nice walnut coffee tbl $70 -
Walnut end lbl $S Vince Goodie. collec:tt'IJ for 50 ~1756 yrs to be sold Sal & sun
S66 Pierpont, CM .~
Couch, ro cking c hair.
mattress. All in gd cond. fo'\Jm. household items, &
Make olfer. 675-SJ28 rrusc. SJO $450 964 6135
Sol.id 0aJi: desks W /Chf!I, '61 Btll cond. One or AlJ. 3 Farruly Gara~e Salt' !ISi
5Xl/sel. 661·3101 Paulanno CM
Sal &Sun FUm . din rm, bdrm, front -
rm. e nterlammt ctr. SUN 10·14 79. 9am. Tn·i.
S10.5'SO. 1164-')~ Lie tbl w tchr!>, 1>tl'rt'o,
t4l1' -IOIO •••••••••••••••••••••••
weeA .. TAGS
from )'UQT buai.MN t•rd
Smd ane card for .. ,.h
Ui1 plua one IP&Nl W •
rt1lurn permanunlly
llOol.led attr actl ve l•il 41
at.rap. mfftln11 alrhnr
l () tl"Ql.llftl(J)t'llhl rrt1
YC'l>t ~ 6 Uwf\' lt'ur 111
J)l'l'1o0Nahud t.aic endu.•
111allpapttr, lahr11• or
l>-y Glo ' pa~r .. w111
wiU b.&rk .. tnm yctur
LIUtill Or lry l •o 1· .,-do;
twek tu bitd1
l'Kl<:t:.S
12 ~· UC' 3 s:. 4 5lq) $1 OOt-111
6Nl&&J $l !IC>e1t
10 or rnort-t1 40 e.a
SaJl'll Tax lncludt'd
NOCAkl>"
Ur.aw your 11w11 or lt(•nd
rlWfll!. .tddtt.' .. ~, J)hOn(• &
..w'U awke 011t' 1·ard ~·r
ldg Add 25' \'lll'h
Send chec-k or mon1•y "'
derlo
PILOT HIMTIMG
f> 0 llox l:i60
UJs\d Ml".la, ('a !f..!626
CERAMICS
Handpamtt'd l'l'ra m u•i.,
plaquei., natavlly •wl ,
p la lt'l>, mul·h m1 i.r·
1wm-. Also spe1·1al or
dtrs & C11lur:o. done J l re•
awn<iblc ro-.t ~6 5745
eves
FORMER
COIN DEALER
UqwidaffiMJ
&..fto•tf' Stock
AtWho&Hal~
1.:ray <1het:t "As k· I
ll(JJ • 11 cent V Jo' $24 511
11464 2 ('f'nL'> X .fo' S!O 00
11134 Hu..,1 1 2 d1 ml' XI-'
~IMir'I
<>m.ta cMl Iron drea lm from couf1bouao Tmnbltooe. Aria. Beal
all• ... IN7
&art Alhl•Uc Club tRuqulball 1 num
bwlWpa (a) II.IS Ht'b
IMMi:lll or IU NII all•r
&.(> ..
ti'rcocll provlo<'1al Chm•
nblnot, •nUque br11u
ft1': at·rtiea, llalJM'd &lllH
window, pa1nt1n11•.
~-..... never uul o(
bt• • . 11 e r v I c e Io r 8 .
!Dl Ot18. Prvt pty
4 u AL t'OUJ)Otl!I
S!Ueal'h
~7'74
Z& • culor TV. 1olereo
AM t FM tmlert1unmc.-nl
t't'llll'r SIS Ot OHO
'icllwiM Sltn&ray Corks
511JO UO 546-3124
:& Ross lOsp womens
tUtt XJl\l Ouub~ bed &
fraJ'llt! 700 ~
Onent.al n.&& 9x12 Saruk
Appra1 ~e d $1 ,800
tJ45..4.586
Wun on ga m t-:.how
1-~cry UuO& for kllchen
& d1nang rm Cr y:.l al,
~i.ooewctrl', micro ware.
RSI 0-llB
Carpel1nl(, 200 ., y1Jrtb
lJMld gold tweed :.he;.:
~
John Wuyne Club Tcn1111>
members hip for :.ah•
$1000 +tran1> lt'l'
4!H 7191
Member..h1p lrvant> Coast
Cuun try Club. re
.t.o;()flahly Jlnced Eves,
ti4&4343
('hnslmas l'aradc~ lion
ct:. port generalor, ne"er
1.1>4.'<i &<rgum Pvt ply
640-«i89
John Wayne Tennis C:lub
Hei:ular Membt'r.,hap
000> £"1nley 675 ~
'°'' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ne. a " 1AaM.h color T. V.
aa&. I Yr WarT". r.. .. iw. .....
WHYBUYN£W!I!
&rv.a.I r-.cODd TV '1. AU
modc&l6W...
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•.twin i•. astt. vam ~ s,.iN' tot ,,,,,.!'!.. .. / ts•o bull. 1 llp ID NB . -0 c-•ca 6
beauUful . $4000 • ••••••••••••••,•••••••• ·-••••••••••••••••••••
IM4010. IU...at jet aki approx • Rambler Stat Wan.
30hn. UH. 11 .aoo llllOd ~ .• run1 woll
17' 80RJ!'J'f80N SLOOP. $M-:IOOlor7~ ~ 71K ml SIOOO/bsl
"-' 1 ._ all•. 982-0880 .._..... w /H I • • aua Jtt SID "78 lllol cond. Mst me. llOO. Bob nl-5027 td.l unmed, bst ofr Call
tl60 .......................
1171 Ford Courier Pickup
with 5be1j.J:lu boot •Dd
II Ye"Y elu.nt You cnuat
SEE Ilda one! QE5Wr111.
Newport Dataun · m.l.300.
WARRANTY M2 ~
21"001.0R TV 1115.
T WO V E AR W AR ·
RANT\'
'T1 L..ucer. Z5', well kept,
-.y loed lrlr. SJl.000
&b.....,
Jell, 88Hl816
Tt partClflcM
·55 Ford Pickup t'ompl
l"ltrd. Auto trans V-8. iS GMC PS/PB, AW/FM -~L. m.$881 Marty lltereo, tlrea, lo mi. Make
Ofte:r. Mfr.7919 aft 5 .
"2-5340
Z portable Nlor TV 'a lU"
StOO. 13" SM>. good cond.
~
Gemird Type A Ch•naer .
With new nudl~. like
new$15~t
Teac A34tO 4-cbanneJ la~
recorder <Simul.Sync )
hardly used. Or1g1n ul
:shlppma cartoo & S ye a r
Pacific stereo warranty
+ remainder o f
manulactun:r·-. warran·
ty. Sl.l,(,O Call 731 <MSI.
Askfor~ve
loClh&Mc9't1te
Lido 14 • 1922 C lean SJ ,200. Cover Trlr
538-7CM8 847 ·6621
ZJ' Coronado Wesco Bit 6
h.p. o/b hd " holding
lank. galley, VHF stereo
& more, alps 4, cln gd
<Uld ~.950 (714 )968-2705
l'Vell
West.wJ 32 bull 6 de<: k. SU.QI.
613-2174
21 ' Amencan Sloop, '79
Compl w/sa.1.la. lrlr. O B.
pwd Sl4.B72. pay off loan
or 19.547. 968·9311 aft
6PM
•••••••••••••••••••••••
9120 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 VW Cmpr . Id cond I!
ts1t, AM, Xlru . $2~
640-0876 or Mt-0991
Cab-Over w /apph a net"~
'tiamagect $150 Call
646-6684 -------
Camper Shell for s mall
truck w /boot. $150 or bes1
~er ~l.586 -----Motortud likn '140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
f,,,.p .t Catahna 22. 1978. trailer.
•••••••• •••• •• • ••...... 0 18. lots ot xtrL, t60ClO
'79 Puch· MUJ·Lux. 2.00C
males. Buddy seal, foot
pep, heavy duty tires
LIU new $400 498-6785
Ge .. ml 90 IO fi31 l071
For sale brand new
Sacbs moped
C73-45SS •..•.•..••.............
WHfTHH
BUYING
or
11' f'lberglas wood
spars matn&Jlb
846-IM39
Hobie 16 w 1lrlr. Flvmt'
i.atls Yell t bllt anodized
'79 Motobecane. perft•c1
tux!. llnlml. mag nm.,
$425 off r 642 2449 C.: .a II
..A.er 4 :.J pm
metal Xtras. $1 .800. ~:l..~/ tm.-'l!m 9150
J loble Cat on tr tr. "" bt•• ••••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •
Early model. faist Sl.4!>0 ·72 llond1t 450. exlnded 64&-2389 fmt end chrom1., run•
great S8X> 646 Ni71
SHOWBOAT i 4 Yamaha TX!'ltJO 11.~JO
mi Pf'rff'C1 ('fJOLI ~JO
5 MG Midget 13" wire
whJs, 125 ta Corva1r
h •ad 11 , $2 S a p a ir .
64Mll21
4wt..4Drhn 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
77 JEEP
J.10 PICKUP
4X4, pos1 lrack . uuto.
trans • rear t ano py . off
road wheel11, AM t fo'M
m5.23l >
l8711 Bt:ACll BLVU
HUNTINGTON Ji£ACH
842·2000
iii GMC Jimmy, i.ame a:.
Chevy Blatt>r Lo m1 '· dnl. oond '6500 ~ l;H',M
n .fo'250 ~·ord H.rnitt·r 4"14
J,lf'rl mnd Lo m1 . '1 • ixl.
W'l'i.'t1. xtr1t'> smoo 11r b:.1
1Ar l)y\, 54!J !'il00x2!1
II CJ 7 "lra., T:ik1• nvn
I '> t' S I I.'\ p •· r 01 11
714 759 ~>:.! 7ti011~!.li l it I SELLING EXTRAS
<'..oraruido ~ Fast i.aalt'r
lUn1 cood t\llly t'QWP
l'ncal n~hl By owm·r
00 3436 Aft 5, 675 759'1.
dJY >IJJ a:J:>. ··v1 ' Trw:lu
~ 14!lti 9560
This is Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOAT MART
To plou yow od
call 642-5678
M' WE::,"'T WIGtlT POT
TER. c11b1n sips 2 Amal
l0$1 C'Omfortli, -stabal1ly &
bandltng Good for IJkt: °' n«:an S2J()(1 ind 1rlr
2hp Johnsoo 494 bt>J.1
I 979 LAHCEtt 29'
C&C Dnicp
ltt..¥1J l.'HX JOW !) t, rnt•J I.
l(J(JO mlle:., 'howroom
w od Rrtl ~ Mu'>l
"-II 642 0502
73 Indian 12.Sn ,1r1·1 l
ll'fC,a.I ~J onq m1 ie•11xt
cund '15() ~ 2:JOH J fl I
ill llondJ 550.._ -'>'• '1 1
ljpo,t 1 lfh•r <lvt'1 ii .~
752~JJ83
..•.•...•.•.•.•••.....•
197' CHEVROLET
1/J TOH PICl<Ur
Walh S11\erJd11 01.1l111n
p-.r ""IOl111W'> l'flJl't'
t·ontrol , 1111 ~h1·1·I 4t
!>lereu w J.I" ll \111J~ 1.
$7995
NABERS
"1• a.evy Pick Up. new
lirt:S 4' motor, Xlnt run
nina cond. ~ mpg .
li!BOO/best offer. 979-7395.
i3 l;'Jit.on Ford Pick·up.
VB. 54,000au. Jong ~I.
ttuto, ltc tn, U box. RuM Xlnt!~ -----~ Chevy 'h T , 6 -cyl. 3
spd, runs well. body good
$975 /ofr 873 -4 31 7,
873-81185 eves.
72 Olevy Lu v. good oond.
wtcmpr shell. AM FM
radJo, mags, best ofr
C714 ) 521-6739
9570 .......................
* UAHDMEW
1979 CHEVROLET
LUXURYYAH
Wtlh plu.,h carpel. pant'!
mg, icebox. wetbar . 2
Ca ptain 's c hairs .
breaJcfast nook. 350Vtl.
Ult wheel, chrome bum
~ & gnlle. ~ccps 4'
<Ullfi)
OHLY $8495
HOWARD CIMtvrolet
Dove & Qua al Sts
Nt:WPO RT Rfo:ACll
83)..0555
TI IJOIXa; Tradesman
11.10 P S, P /B, C:U!>l OITI
f•.JJnt & antenor. raptif•n
1·ha1r. •• porthole!> on :.1d1·-.
front & rear veoh
mag.' w new wide tin·'
32.<m rru. XJnt. SS.500 "'
b ... t orr Call !HO 4:11>1
W1.1llerttJn I P I'
17 .. ord Van· fo'u llv
looded. P S. P18 . /\11
l 'rw'>t' <'Ontrol. '>len·"
'll>el radodb & m JI: f'urn1tur t',
lamps.surfboard. etc.
Nothing over $100
54(). 9 l!il. aft 5p m.
sola, i.urfboard, wcaghh
& much mpre 4!1uo
IUver, N 8 . 675-2896 $57 so
l!IJ7 0 3 ll'J.:J:l'd Buff .alu
F $"157 SO
loafs. McA.ttw•c .. u I
8081 Serviu f020 {) 1-~AU.n ta:~() fo'u 11
S.;1 1 Ccimpl1 m cnt
Wao,·hes. 1-.nd t-:11.-1·
Bead (;Jilt)' SIP'I ~1 In
Loa.rd 1>:.I l'wr. llU Dod
S111l•, Comp.I!>!>, Vllfo
Radio. fo\J ll ~urety Ge:.r
Nl!.'Wf'(JRT BC'H SLll'
f)!j Triumph :!:,11 V•·ry
dt>an 7 & YJmJhJ {1u/tf!1tf 1
L1tw mileage. $56()0. C .111
~~
---2 lamp tbls, comp dc:.1.:11
300. Hanging :.hlvs wht
w /gold trim $15 .
Framed Serigraph $15
551 5948.
Sal&Sun~s.
ID) Port Tag~art Pl
Nwprt Beach. VW Hali
bit. iron galtll., brass fµI <:
fende r, Cabncs, planL'>.
books, m a ny more
11..em:.•
New c us t o m B a rt· a Sat 7 ;w lo s. Sun I 5
LounSle r modular i.ofa ONLY. 19492 Sierra Soto
wired.mer ends. Eurth n~l on Sierra Amigo.
tone texture fabric. C-Osl OuisLmas decorations.
$1700.SeU'80().S5l·2340. frame d movie pies,
llte'eo, many pies, coffee Barstools. end lhl. col tbl. pot.a &Jou more. school desk, reasonable
prices. call all 5.30 evs, 8 .R. furn., sofa be d ,
~ lamps, patio c hairs,
----------• toola, & misc. ill Via
Pine woo d cheat of YeUa. Udo J~le. Fri. &; c1rawen:....., Set. l~SPM. 673-3'29.
2 Na.ug. coucha, 7' a ray, ~· Plants , 111 ver, misc. broofm. Botbex. cond. 545 Items. S2 " up. 499
ea. U2 21.al St., CM. Ma1nolla . Corner or
MM'll?. _lrvlne __ . ------1
Cwcb Ear Am. style. blue OoBectiblea. gJus, minks, t~ Herculon. $35. 4 Iota ol goochn. Sat/Sun
lamps. s w eg & ta· 9·S 7132 81uesails Dr .
ble SS&$10 646·2562 H u n l . 8 c h .
Ol-2393 Goldenwesl/~er.
Twin box spnng & mat 4th ANNUAL. Many
tress.Neverused $75. famrlaes, much masc.
673-8751 Resurrection Lutheran
---Church. 9812 Hamilton.
MAHOGANY Table & 4 HB (nr Brookhurs l &
Indian & wht•Jl •·t·nt:.
Lll11.•rtv & huff N11·kd,,
t>arly lY~. Mor.::in &
Pe at•c dollars Jll Jt
"Ask " fo'or tomplete
pnce IC>t ht S A S to; lo
C.<.:. IJox 2506, Npt lkh
!0i63
RARE SP MUSH
TREASURE
Approx. 1000 o~ silver
bar dated 1654 from "Mara Villa" 5'5.000.
28-30 oz bara $1500 ea .
A1ao told ban " escudo set from 1715 pl.ate fleet
wreck. Wlll trade for un-
circ ulated U.S . coins,
coml. or iodmt. R. E .. ht m ·s. c. Cove p 0 . Hua
'2:5Cl8. Npt Bcb 121183
..IACXWALSH
CAINTCO.
Has cloee-outs for S2 99,
$3.99 and $4 99 For
COM P ET I T l VE bid
come to 711 W t7lh Sl .
Mor ~au 631-4402.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
OIJEHT AL IUGS
WAMnD
Persian or t:han~e rug:.
P P only 644·5177
WANTED· QUEEN SIZE
bed frame w I headboard
&·or footbourd. Pref.
Brass. also ratt a n .
wicke r. or gd wood.
Price must be reasona-
b le''• C all between
5 »IOPM. 964-5947.
Office,_ ...... &
.......... 1015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COPY MACHJNE
U51!S aA¥ paper. ~
Price. 112-7033..
lBM 11 " S i:.:LECTR IC
TYPEWRITER, $17S.
Call 754-1558; -..om
..... 1017 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Finches Amazon Parrot.
w twrouicht iro n cage.
Hand tamed. $300. Mary
752· 11140 days. eve
SJS-6136
Must Sacnface 17' W111ona ~~rl•~u~0\1;:i ~~~· :'~:~~~~!~~
chairs to be refinash<.>d, HamiltonJSal 9-3only. Bennett Brudbury 011
pumclh & or~ans. ~up
Dealer 751 ·I l21
48"xJ6" + l2" leaf. SlOO S&IS. flex Brandl Lalhn
Om>me kale.hen table & 4 Sat. Only 10·3. mostly Sl95 (.ri>ya etching $.'.>SO Nf'W Kaw1111 Con!>ole or chrun. 36" round + 12" furn All reusonablc• or-5JS.559S. gan, re~uJar W-/5, s ale
lea!. $100. Call art. 4PM, fers acccpt'd, 321 Huby pnc·e $61 50 Bramha ll
~ St. Balboa Isl. CASH PAI IJ for !(old. 751 1121
----il7!>-86lR silver, diamond!>. rublt:'o
Quality oak BR11et.9drwr emeralds. sapphire., RMI USID PIANOS
Uprights . Gra nd s,
Spi.nf'ts drsr w/hutch·lype mar · Br~i ss siT1k': cop p er 1814 Gold Exc han ~l'.
ror, 2 nl stands, Qn ~z buckets, power tools, set 492 8470 Call for appt
HB. t675. 661-6817. _ of rushes, teak chair!>. HarryO~t
Plano ltebu1ldang
&Rchm:.hmg TwlJl SIU hardwood butlk
~ SOO for both
549-1300 after 4
VW roof rack & lent,
lamps etc Sat/Sun. W2S
Catalana Sl. corner of
Bluebird Canyon
Oak (.'()ffee table. oak t>nd • . table. new both match. 2 l'aJDJly Sale Doll wile<'
631·1979 ' uon. frpl<: scrttn ml'n'>
Thomasvill e w alnut
~Lm dm rm lbl. 4 t·hr...
oc.tagon. w /leave-.. pt.'<.1
base. Wte new $37!'>.
64.5-4821
Bar. l'D.ISC. furniture
:iD11 Molokai. CM.
Vic. 549-8677
For the Starter Outer,
bunches or Curnalurt'
Qleap ror cash. Best of·
fer. 861·21S58. 3to 12 pm
& lad 1t>s c l oth e'>.
hou!>ehold goods, a p
pl1anc·f1>. toy~ & gifmt·:.
591 Knowell, CM
Garage Sale : Girl's &
boys bikes, baby item s.
furn. dratt111i tbl & m1!>t'
3206 Nebraska Pl. CM
SatONLY.557~
BAYS JJORF.S Garager
Moving! Antqs, clothing,
etc. Sat/Sun 8 I. 2581 Vis-
ta Or Npt. Bch.
Ant.Jque chest 5 drawers MOVI NG: 13x19' gold
l.'J(). 811cll lounge choir sculpture car pet good
$35. Sofa light g reen. cond+padding. Garden
Atta nip gold 9XS S20 tools, 2 work benches, lg.
An&lquee 6 ,ewe lry. Prv. tool stor age drawe r ,
Ply. 642-4503 storage cabinet. Sears
heavy duty shocks, 1950 ll&tfallovillgSa.le. Quall· style bike, 19216 Model·T
t;y fumil1.1re ln fme cond. Ford wheel. k eep fit
Omry wood game table ctyn.a.om, baby things & •ctn $160. Pa.ir Walnut household it.ems. Sat. On·
end this S'IS. Arm chair 6 l,y. 9-5, 2167 Maple St. CM
CJUo. drk blu/1m $100. crou St. Victoria.
oval PIM col.fee lbl $12S.
bneifMl Mt 6 ' cbn. Garap sale used furn
wtlt/Yk>/1111 $1SO, +mlr-from co Just purchased. ron 6 mile items. 2184 AB Dick • '525 elec
Vista Enlrada, NB. dupticator"$?.llrgdble ..... door 5 abelf file cabinet
tllO. am swivel cbr $15. SmoUd &!Ma oval dming pn metal arm chr $20, 3
-.. ....... din & cban· bw drawer me c.ablAeu
..._. •· 53Wl12 eft mUI tlO.Q.! couch $50, .(Pll 2 .-.al '90 ea 1 ~------• m1&a1 deA sioo. i Ira
l Wrolll.lllt lroa baken swtYel ebr tllO, 1 met COO· ....s. ...... for boob, f.-ee a.bl •• cb.n saoo.
,._. • portable T. V • 2 mll.al anDdan SIO ea. 1
IDDll q lblf chr tao, 1 ct.
.. .. .. IOll earatclf' lamp $100. Oath
Mesa Vf'nif' Swam & Ta•n
llL'> Chili St.IOO
7~ 145tl
Selling 1>1111 l'ol ll't'llon
SolJl(' 81:.que, Alc•x .mlln
Cumprie-.llaun & ..,oc.lt.'tu
Call 673 71il5 for JJ.llJI
t '.irpel 7 Ir.: room-;
l£CXJ llamallon, H.H
960 I 1!.5
~ .... Kawa11 Con-.111<' 11r
gan. re1tular $2850. !'lale
pnn• SIWIJ Bramha ll
751 1121
wrllow l!rt-t•ra JJrl/\ hom•'. Or.:an, Wurht.tc.•r 430<J
gond l'Ofl!I ~ SO PN ycl L>eluxe XJnl tond. llo me
Call to set: 4!1.t lt..111 or l'rofcssaonal use
Refng, table:.. <l~k . .,ufa.
paollabk. plJr1t '· wtr
bed, nusc 96H IU l!t
4 rooms of shaR t'ar1w1m~.
very good cond •
842S.7
Mc<;ullol·h :w hlade
chain lluw. $75 8 ru fl
refrig, $75, JO key clc•cl
ad mach $!5 Dresser.
SlO. 4' wood ba fold door.
SlS. much much more
Sat/Sun. 964 5309, 17291
Buttoowood, PV.
962 JG.SS
New Kaws11 5 '1 Gr a nd
piano, regular~ Sale
price $4140 Bramhall
Piaoo7Sl 1121
f'legant Antique Austnan
Grand Piano. 1891 f.bony
"Art Case" Pauno an
eludes u benr h & xlnt
workll. $23!t5.00 494 0466
Pia n o conso l e by
9ierman Clay, xlnl cond
3yrsold ~. 968-2618 __
SewlRg Madtiau 8092
Mabog buffet $350. 350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
(l)evy trans, auto $125. Singer w /tredle. 30 or 40
Oxygen reap. tank & reg yr old comm 'I $200.
SIO. 'JZ1 Chevy eng $15. 9SM703 alt l2 noon
Flee motor ...... hp, 1725
rpm 110.220. $45. 536-9491. Sf .... Choda 10'4
~ ...................... .
S a u o a . P o r t a b I e Joger skatell forsale, un·
F\berglas. Wet or dry Umiled selection. buy
Cost 5'SO. Sell $100. one pair get two movie
561-4480. Uckets rree Just call &:
6118" Craftsman Joanle r
planer, 36" casl iron bed $125...~
Dual lwn bdbrd l30 Dua I
bntable $35. Exereym
Ill). 6"-1445
~ edae trimmer "°· tent $50 , Kenmore
w1br /dryer aet $100.
W.1"5
will deliver 96().,3831
,3Golf Bap.
SlOeat:b: 493-IM68
NEW 6 USED; to.dial
equip, 1oope1. rillea • abotl\lnl. ammo. m lOtb
a,H8.tm.5llO.
..w
onl1. m bplanade, NB -·-••••••••••••• al&if )Satt.12ooly flereo •· OU paloUnp,
...,olltblM<.:lartatmu 1
· xlnt fiOO• watercolor
t,ynx cstm 10 lrona •
wood1. G McGuire
bq. Bnt otter. 5Jl..21195
-.: !pedal aariau OD Din room equip, &Ota, Be_..-I 't n-t '155
...... c...._.. Jiil1klm tllU.. drJ!t, deal minor, i.d': ~:lk• ...,: Goll clubt, MacGreaor ror•u• 6 beautiful ban1'1 Imp. 6 otat..r lll.te ~ Ml-1"12 4DO b'olll J Ulna t . Good .....-u.dbep, IQI· ltem1. 11710 Wln· · • condlUon $10. Call ..... ...,.._,dufn., terbe rr1. Pto Vil, Slll,dreaalflhtbeepellcln _,•.;.;..,.;.-~----••1 pub, belt• • Mapolla •Talbert. s tlWh coat., Abettrom· .............. ~· Sal oety, SMOnl)'. bie It f'ttcb. Sac. Blk Ir 'aotl r:ivww.s'r.:'::'•Way, o.r.,.Sa&e.Setoety.t-? ~J.~t·~l: •-••••••••••••••••••••
Radnt Una, '40 POl'd to.5441 ... t972 ' 1'Qtar &oft lC9 Crum tK C•l·•• lee &ah : boo d for V W , • Yoprt maclllae, twba lhrU • •, Ir Y . motorc1clu, 1Dl1 c. Lifetime Ea rope an .._. ....... m.,,..,. .......... ._4•• ~ 11h•4 ... .,.. 1m RealUI 8Pe llembenlup, olcl. LlU ..,.. paoo.
.._, ...... ttol. ~CV. .,,'1H1QI --
.....................•.
Cc:retc*er /Captain
Wtll takt' earl' or you1
boal I d;i y a Wt.'t'k or c1
month ~ervace include'
wash down. varnish &
pQrevcnlative main
l enance. 011 & filter
c hanges. Qual1f11·d
me<'han1c. Refere nces
Your boat ready to go
when you are'
SPOTLESS Y ACH1' CO
714/646-1934
loah.MmiM &pt,..... 9030 •.....•................
'69 Me r e 1250. 0 /8 ,
w/el«tric starter fr con· lrola, Joolts new, runs
pid IB!iO-.. '-ZIG d:r-.
BIM-7430 eves
1f1T7 II.ere. 10 HP. Elect.
aart. 0 /8 motor. Like
new tll50. 7s. lS20.
Avon 12'11''xS '6" Ir ~ HP
Jobn.scln in perfect cond
$1500. 494-1966
sig,500
$295() Own Lo Monthly
Paym ents
CORINTlUAN
Y ACtrr SAL ES
201 Shipyard· Way. N B.
C114) 9'7:MMOO
21103 W. Cat Hwy N 8.
m•>~
ltlO LAMCa H '
8111 Lee/Br-.ce Farr
Deaian. Protot1_... 2· TI.me 'J'raMpec Wlofter.
Flat-Ou t Ra cl n 1t
t:apabllily. Tl'\lly Lua
\.wiow IAd)'·P1eUUll ID·
ta'\or. Equipment Too
Numtr'OUI To Menuoa.
NEWPORT 8CH SLl P.
165.000
CORJNTHJAN
YACJITSALES
2SllM X ~l nl 1 u nrl
~Mike
7.! llonda SOI.If r ' '''"kt'
gd rond $500 lw' t ufr
QUI Mike 968-28rn
71 HD Sporut~r. 't!m1
cstm. 4" ext • solid rr
end. cstm st. cllrm. nu
trs, Xlnl cond. $2475
681.Ql17
"12 Norton ~ Com mu do
8000m.I. $1100, Leu t•Jk.
~anytm.
,.. SUZUKI GS1SO
Pwf ect COlld. $l7!i0.
GJ..c7M.
......._..s.;
...,/ltarep fl60 .......................
RENT Luirury m oto r
home 22', Slefl!S 6, :.elf
l'Oll l. $25-0 I w It + 8< m 1.
"I H. ,. 1 Iii"
( .... ' ......... .11
I '78 CHEVY LUY
l..onicbed 4 spc1·d Jlr
concl. II track. :.hd111~ re
ar WUldow & a on1• owner
new c ar trait•· 1n
Reduced to 11t.'ll lh111 ~·11~~1
$39'7
COMMlil
C HfVROlET . •. . . . '
,. • ""' t ~46 1200
1979 B. CAMIHO
SW'BSPC>n
.,... power~.
brMl:m, factory elT cond .
At law mtJell. U M53t?8 >
$6495
NABERS
;~, Ford l':ron 11~1 X Int
n1nd Hd1-..'tl roof 'h·1·1r.
1 I >tll'Jl> 5!",:! 4:141
StltJU
17 IJ<•ll!t' \ .ira '\lnl 1'<mf1 ,
lu rru mu.'\l !K"(.• lo ap1.ir
8:D-7493 aft 6pm
'76 <;Mc. Spec Ed.tt1on.
lllnt cond, cuslm tnler ,
many xuaa. 33.000 m1 :.,
a.o;kmg ~ 75&-~
'78 Econolrne. t otally
C\lllt.OmU.ed, bubble tu"
and top cond, Lo m1. BH l
df« &e&-l412
'T1 Dudee 82JOO: ac. pa. amtfm c.as. :nava. aa
l•l hael. lillat coad. ~-«Y'P'I
"76 Oodce Ttadesman JOO. 31& Pts. A/C, xlnt ~d.
.. .JOO.ICZ.-.
i-lSO
VHF radio Ir 9 OB 11nlt"Tt 201 ShJpyard-Way, N B
na Anchor, cha in. m1~<' ('714 )673-6400 ~· ----Rtr!tff;1r'
SUP& LOMG VAN
121·,' cargo space , 10 ply
l&rf'S, V 8. autu. P 1S .
P 18. 22.GOO miles. ~
or olrer 645-6723 631 l.!179 28l3 W Cat Hwy, N 8 . RENT :M · '79 W1JU1eba~o
S1P15 5. $200 Wkly t h
nule 963-2m 78 E-350 '79 Galv T 14 llaghlundl•r 1 ___ ('7_14•'•646-8955 ____ _
trailer~
I Ol~1.tot •• l\ll.1t
I I \\-._., ',,JI' 11(• l SOPER LOMG V AM
\11111 P S. P H. VII. Ill
ph tort• ... 121 ?· ('11 r1:11
lt'n~'\h ~ ur uffl'1
ti4.'>-b I l.1
673-QHili
*ZODIAC•
!'ORT A MAIO NE
fNFLJ\TABLE BOATS
2!rl5ColleRP. <'o sta Mt•i.a
1714 ' :-,40-2070
loah. Power 9040 ..•.•.••.•••...........
•XI' Sea Ray Wi,'k•·ndf'r
Twn inbd Bnstol C'11nrl '°·OOJ ~lJ 5!M n11
l!Hil DITTM Mt :!JI rt
diesel cruJ~r. A I'. \I 11 ..
Fath. Pl.Ith /\n("hur
winch. b<ol & f1~h lank-.
full canvas. "warn 'lt'I'
$14.000 1714 '!)34 l!"iUS
14 · St·aw1tc h !Wh.ol1•r
copy I New 40hp John~on
trlr Sl .7!>0
dyft31J.2982.ev631 ~
16' DUFF'll':t,U
BAY BOAT
Mochlied from t>le<'t lo1
elect start 0 . n an well
lncld trlr SS.liJll
UNITED Y ACI ITS
BRKRS
714-631·3133
'78 Bayhner 22· l'Udrly
cab111 w /full camper 1•1tr1
va, FUii storage ranvu~
Dual battery. VH r1td10
Compass & landum Lrlr
$10,500. 847-6827.
27i,.;·. 1977 Bayhner Vic·
tona fiybnige-dual sl11·
uon.VolvoV-81.0 FWC
VHF .-DF' /H&C
waler ./all ca n ·
vasses/tabt/charger /3
batl /8 syst e m /s ips
6/Brist.oi. $23.900 or bell
ol!ec. Oya 83'-4e01. eves
~1-5895
1.3' English Dory. tCopy
Wbaltt) 20 hp m ere &
trlr. $1800. Ph 67S-3S90
Ouiscnd'l. • cyl. w I ace er bx, o 'hauled and run· ma,. lf00.14M121
GLSPR 15 1prt Lido, new
ta&., 15 ....s elec.t. bt tot,
allDI*'· rad, trlr, Jttn. ..,, 54MGI.
'Tl 21' Mato, tum key
equipped. '14.000 firm.
Great Marlin bo at. m.am
1979 LAHCER 30'
C&CD""-'
DEALER OEM(> f-'ull
S a 1 I (.' o m p l 1 m t• n t •
W1n r hes. ~nr l Elr~
l!iwd, Galll•y, Sips !'>. In
h11Jrd Us l l'wr Wh l
~l"l.'nnit. Compasi;. VllF
H.wl.10. fo\&IJ Safoly Gear
Nt-;WP<>HT B<;ll S Lll'.
$32,!"IOO
$32:.oll Own Lo Monthly
I' d)'Ulf>flL'>
CORINTHIAN
\' ACIIT SALK'.
~I ~1p)'urd WHy :0.. U
(714 lfi7;1 h4()(1
29l3 W <..''I llwy N H
f714 l 646~
1979 LAHCY 25'
l> EA L t; R D E M 0
('ompl Eqpt. Incl· Sails,
Wmc hes. Head, Galley.
l'omp1 <,s, All S afely
<.ear. N<-w llonda 71-,11 p
O B, Tandem Trlr Or
N~"WPORT BCll SLIP
$15,400
$1500 Down Low Mon
lhly Payment.'!
CORINTHIAN
Y AC•IT SAU;.4'
~I Shipyard Way, N H
(7t4 1673·6400
29>3 W Csl Hwy N 8 .
('714 )~
i8 29' EXf'CUll \'1' l.11v.
nuleaif'. xlnl cond 1-'ull
nceessonc..., I or •• kind
1ntr $29 .~ Pl' lh'
!6741191. ev~ 494 1Zl7
Rfo:NT 2J' FIR.fo:HAl.L
S ~ L F <' 0 'J TA I ' 1-.11.
K~ONAHLI-: 64~• :ax:!
73 Harvest. 24 • s1•lr nrn
laaned, Rrt'ill ,h,qw
S7.~673 7615 li7S Ti";t
9170 ....•...•....••........
161\ Shasta Trlr w 1.11111.1
putty SJ :l1I
49(,.40!*)
17 GrllSl>hopper trlr ,1.,..
4 . un1qut• <>ul<loor
k1tcben, awn1nl! 1n1 I
<Not a tenl trlr I fo:a"ly
pulled w 1s m lrutk ot
car M2 5747
T~Utilty 9180 ....••..•...•..........
Ml)U)n·ycle lrlr, 3 rail.
large ures. custm modi'
~1offr 963 00!'>7
AMto S..-.lce, Parts
.. Aceftsori•& 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DATSUN PARTS
6J Chi'\\ 19"orii.t mo
iUnt bu)' fur ~.~1
64.'> !II I~• ,l\k lflr l':rnl
iGl1wv 1 1 lon I whl, \Int
ti;111d l'\I jJJrty John
$57 7400 ~~ WS31•v1•'
·~ R:rnch<'ro good hocly .
1 .. 11nt 1n11•ra11r '' 1 d'
t'fl~ M:? li:Jll
o.I 1;.-.tC' '.tun '1i"1111
.l.tllt·n.: 'lil 1•v. t 1 r .....
,\\I .. \t K 11 .11 I.. ~1 . .!llO
~ :tMO
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
•• FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For H1 .. ,ull
Servin· (';_111
642-56 78
Erl. 122
9590 ••.................•...
WE PA)' TOI' 001.1,i\H
f1>1 WV U.'>ed can.-fort>agn
domt'SlJ<'' or da:o..,.,ll''· II
~our C'.tr " t•xlr;i d e an.
't.'\' u.'> Fl R.'ff'
·~
a I I" Or~ C°""'V
29'~ Harbor Ul1.d
l'C~IA Mt-:.-.,\
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEAN CJ.RS
AHDTRUCkS
CO..Hfll
CHEVROLET
~Harhor Hhd
<.'<>C'TA M ~.s \
546-1200
AM1o LH1inq 9580 Auto L..easiRg 9510 •••····•••••····•··•··· ....•..•••.•....•••••..
Hood. 4 ((oud tires. rat r-------------, UJ721600. Best offer. C<ill
SABCYl'·Lale model. Like ~~~5721~aft~er~8P~M ~ I LEASE ANY MAKE I
new. MJl:lng $475. HEW I ANY MODEL I
___ ..,_~ PARTS6SERVl(;E I I
Alt'Ort 9'.nfbh, '76, cleen, HOURS a------------------11
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NEEDED! S lip In
Newport for 31' Ch.ri1. Rbiae or Lido lale pref.
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READEllS AND A.l)VERTIS&RS
I '79 CADILLAC '79 ClllCA I
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Tb• price of ltem1
advertJ1ed by vehic le
dcaltn lo U.. •eblcle
clualned advertl1ln1
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101 applicaatle tuea,
lleftff, lr1101fer f~ea.
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air Polla&lm control ck· *' Cll'UftcaUool or de· aJer docume.tary pre· ,......,...vnleM
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W.AMl'ID
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used Mercedes Ben :r. cau Ull t.o find out what
your lfBZ's really worth.
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131·1140
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.. Dov.&teel
NEWPORT BEACH
112-0900
'9'T SPYDBR Classic
Must aee. $UOO.
fTJ.5027
Of'POITUHITY knoclts often when you
UM result-getting Dally
Pi.lot Clualfied Ads to
reach the Orange Coast
market.
Phone 642·5678
n1na. needl en1 wl»'ll.
OtbilnrlM itlnt llOO or
tredll.MI~
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17ML\l0
ie Aud! Foa Waaon Alr.
1uoroof. rear. wod delroeter, aulo. MK ma.
immac. '3200. 642-64M or
-.mrPvtpty
"16 Audi Fox. 4 dr. whate.
Xlnt cond. s;MOC>Jbebl of
ler 5.S-llW
IMW 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1977 B MW 3 2 U1 Eqt..ipment inclUdes air
cond .. stereo cassette
and sunroof This one Is
in excellent condition '
1.396SXD >. Beach Im
porU· 1S2-0000.
CREVIER
111 • NO.O.'f
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835·3 171
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IMMEDIATE
DEUVERY1
LdM Sll.lCTtOM
OfMIW 197'
320i's
5211'1
ALSO 633CS1 's
IHSTOCk!
Call t.oday We also may
have that pre owned
BMW you are loolung
for'
831-2040 495.4949
U you're not read1op. the
litUe ads 1n Classified.
you're missing o lot of
newsy information as ~l~me l(reat buys.
1n1-.w1ne
Automatic trana.,
U /nl • lealhtr ID· t.'lor. "10NIH ).
OMLY$14tl
HOWAIO Cllil"•t Dove 6 Quall SU.
NEWPOJl'I' BEACH
HMlll
711MW '
l2CM•
Automatic, chamonlx
wttb b!ue velour Interior,
.tereo. air coodltlonin1,
alloy wheels, low miles.
HVAJO
SAOOl.BACK YALLIYIMPOaTS
ll 1..2040 495-4949
SaJes.Sef'v1re-Leaslog
Row Coner.Ille. RoUs Aoyce BMW
1540 J ambortt
Newport Beach 640-6444
771MW
320lo
Automatic, topaz with
stereo. air t'OOd.ll ioru n g.
k1w miles. UJMT J Al
SA.DOUIACk
VAUIYIMPOaTS
131·2040 49g.4949
SELL idle ltemB with 11
Daily Pilot Classified Ad
642-5678.
&IN BlfW JOQM 1peed,
AM /P'M 1tereo
W/C....U., lunroof ft In beeuUtUI condWoll I Pri
pty, Call .....,. even
ln1 .. II no anawer. PLEASE keep trylq !
IOI McU.llM'1
8'0N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
C5Mi. No. olSA Fwy )
f714tl2Z..5lll
&nday by Appt.
771MW
JZCM
4 speed, aunrool, air coo
d1tlon101. 11 tereo
t'Uaette. Ex:cellenl
C!OOSXE >
SADDl.llAQ(
Y ALLIY IMPOllTS
IJ 1-2040 495-4949
,. m . ao,ooo tDJ. •ws· root. payoff tw take over ...... 251.S
761MW
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wbeel1, low m il es. 912JlXK)
SAD018AC• YALLIYIW.OITS
ll 1·2040 4tMt4'
I s.»J BMW, '78,
aUver, map.lo ml, mint
cond. U0,.500. Pvt Pty.
1174 Datsun JIOZ 2+2-4 speed tram., air ccad.,
0911, MW palal and ell· tra clean! (004181 >.
Newport Dataun · ....,.
~ves: 831·S898. 11 a.oz. 13,000 ml, AC,
"10200:2rumlood Needa atlck , AM /FM uu. ~ No n&6l. si,6SO. or M.300. 831-52~; 837-1080
fl13.2750 ~ 2*Yl. 32K ml, loaded,
BMW i1 Mark JV 1600.
AM tFM cass .. rlbt. eng,
nu radiaia, cocoa, ~
&tl).5829
~oood. 897-4075 '7•4B)..ZHp, air, AM /FM
BMW 633 CSJ cpe. loaded, Mucb More. Hice. Make
all xtras. Pristine cood. otter· 848-0885.
Makeotfer. PP. &U-516'
1m~M
JUIJL
Wblte ••t•rtor w /tea
haUaer loUrlor.
Automatic tr•••·, alr aand. • ....., tape, pwr.
ateerl DI · bra k•• · wtndow, MW IOdMlin ttnt. tr.blY tuaed ,, Oft·
ty 1S. 1SO mir.. Aa u cep·
tlooally c lean Roy Canw.,...la, ~).
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•1 DEAlfR IN U.S.A.
IOY CAIYll ltO~IOYCE ,,.., .........
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ClOSlO ~DAYS
'73XJ 8: Xllll cood.
$1200
535-SS85
i5 8-210 Hatch, 4 1plu
FM·tape, blue, dean, ...._ 9732 3211>1, auto. A/C, stereo. 3lmpc. 12'791S. l3l·l48'1 -••••••••••••••••••• rna&S. ruby. Make offer. ~~ l:leaJe)' coav.
4113-3155 °15 Old.sun 110, Zdr, 41p, V..I ·-D-..11-1-CUS r~ 9715 radials, AW /FM. aood •• ,_ -· . ·75 5301, AT . A /C. ~· d •3000 OBO ltr.lklrad.,alarm.Grt.
AM/FM S4Jl)4!rb cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• con · • · · ftlllC. :dot mecb cood.
$7,9915. Henry 730-0760 '77 capri Ghia Sharp, -~---·------Record•. St000/080
days silver. s unroof. 4-ap. Alf t721 m.41»
'7111MW
lZOI
4 speed, r~aro seats ,
sunrool, air coodJliontng ,
stereo cauette, alloy
wheels. U38UPN >
SADOLBACK
VAUIYIMPOITS
IJ 1-Z040 495--4949
l',200./080. 556-1736 or ....................... Iii ellle t734
S31 ·3117 1911 Flat Xl /t ·ln ex:--••H••••••••••••••
"16 v6 4 spd PS sunrf-ceUenl condition! Haa
AM FM c~ss 'Xlnt: ster eo. mac• and -ooo .... ....,00 S40--0643 cassette . !l05TJP ). dYs ,_, .... . Deacb lmpon.$·152-0900.
'76 Qlpn, &-cyl. 4·sp, top • Wen 1"M, eood cond, d llDe Ghia, Every Xtra . radio, 30mpg, '895. Must sell. ZU..588-6611 Luther. l'.450. 562-3344
e.·.~~ ........... ~ ... ~!~ •..••...... ~"!:'.!·.~!~~ ............ ~.°.!·.~~~~ ............ ~~·.~:~~ ........... ~~·.~!~ •.......... ~ ........... !?!.~ '76 metallic 128, 4 door,
metallic blue, nu pa.int,
nu t.1 re1. Make ofter.
754-1628
'77 DODGE ASPEN
V·8 ,.,,,o '""'". tac:lory a" cond oower &1eenno Mt wtiee1 oower
llt!.C bfak~ po-r WlndOW!I & do<>< IOCkl. POwer seats AM/FM ~•eroo. hnle<I gins. wMewells I 707SPll
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK '3775
Y•PAY•LY
53695
'78 FORD llD--~
V·8. <iulo ir.in~ laclory 1111 c:ond pewor sleenno oower disc brake•
AM f&d!O wtltlf'wall~. 1111 wheel cru15(! control v1ny1 roof Lel>S then 12 000 mtles (042XKBI
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK s3975
Y•PAY•LY
53495
'77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
v-8. au10 1rans lat lOIY •" OOnd . oower steenno ano brakes
AM/FM ste<eo with cas~cne &leet •ec:t•al ttret hl'lttl<I glaM !833TCll
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK '4775
YOU ·PAY •LY
54595
'76 FIAT 128 STATION WAGON
4 IOfl«I transm•wt0n rlldtO and heller 1504SPS)
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK s1ns
YOU PAY ONLY
5 1395
'76 SUBARU DELUXE
( Jwfc>"'1 w ttn • .rirPcf fr.t,, .. t-,r~P1 P.,1 AV I 'I '.101' •',,f'
11'\h •fl't ~ rN .. tc.tft•f p.i1n1 f'r~ l m~r ' .... , r,
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK '2000
Y• PAY OllLY
5 1795
3VOlVO f64E
, ,, ,, ., '•r' rv ,,, ... r" w•., .... , • ·o
A~' r~ 1.tr)u t• I I• 1ttt•' rt,.1 t 1,..,h •'1
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK '2850
YOU PAY ONLY
52795
'77 THUNDERBIRD TOWN
LANDAU
V·8 aulO lrans taclQfY ... cone DOWe< \ll'('nno A dt'<C bt•k~
l)()Wf'• Wln(loW't I "eats AM FM Slflff'Q lflltnftr '"'~"" ''" wf!Pfll
cru"" cnnlrQI 1ac11als mags ttnled otn s vinyl rool 1• t911 t
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK s4975
YOU PAY ONLY
54295
'75 CHRYSLER CORDOBA
V-8 .lutn 1r~n' f&r.tOf)' mr oo"" on"'"' ~t,,..nno II tl•'" tir1~M
t>uckM ~ AMtFM "191'fl0 with 1804' tl'alhf!r 1nle"Of cru1•e c;onlrt'l4 sunroof wtre wheel covers I t3SN111J
WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK s3025
YOU PAY ONLY
52895
Ml VMaiil PlUI TAii,
UC. & SlllOIJ'ClmfUTIOM
OM ut11D CMS -Ml~
.,., ... SM.1 -Wl.-S
7t lllS ~ fltaKAnGll
L.AaGE
SB.lC110M OF
ALLMODILS
SHOP•COMPARE
BARWICK DATSUN
..... 1 I I 11 I lj• '(J!lll
831-1375 493.3375
tm Datsun fl'lO Coupes
~ tranMlllSSIOO. air
{'Olld. 8 track stereo and
a one owner local car
1618SCA > Beacb lm
~~~---
•DATSUNS•
~s.tedicMt
Of AIModefs
WI SPECIA.llll
IMGtOOO
SYVICE
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
:!H45HARBOR RL\'U
540.6410 540.0213
1971DATSUH
200SXCOUPI
Automat1c trans .. air
cond.. AM /FM 5lereo &
low m&leL <aoUJD) Mow°"' Sfftl ..... ..... ,... ......
2150 Harbor Bl . C M
64S.S700
i8 ~z c~. wbt w ta n.
AM F'M. 4 spd, air, 14K
Purcba.se or take over lse
SUl2 mo ~5'23
'76 2SlZ. 4 apd, mint cond.
~ new wtieeb. 16JO().
83IM!M9 eves.
'79 Datsun 310. Factory
Warnnty. 8roos old
It.JC. Xlras. ~ offr
7»9166 or 831·92!>4
14 1.28. 4 door. AM /FM
stereo cus . grt mpa on
any 1a1. xh\l. cond
Sil .000 646-3447
iJ Sprt Cpe. neecb :>ome
""1rl $1000
4.94-1908
'727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ .... .,,
HONDACcrs
MANY
ToC--.,,._.!
UNIVERSITY
~bile
Hc.dG Can• GMC
Trwclu
~J ltarb<>r Bl'd
011-ta Ml:"la S40 9640
n C l \IC cvcc. ~ dr. ~d
tran.-. Sl llOO ttm
7~ 1520
i9ACCORDLX
Bronte eiuenor. gold
velvet 1n1erior Air.
stereo. ca.sseue. and lots
ol Xtras Runs on any
&a!! !'iew ~means
lb'e-BJe Hoocla ST8$0. Call 982-3087 Weekdays.
After&PM -----·77 H o nda C 1v 1 c
Hatchback. must sell
641 l.98J t'Vt.".'I
~ 9730 ...•.....•......•.••...
292S Harbor Blvd.
CQ)J'A MESA
979-2500
'79 XJ 6L showroom con·
d1llon . fact warr ,
$19.'TSO. 87~7570
18711 8.t:ACH BLVD.
HUHl'INGTON BEACH •
14Z..2000 ---~ .... 9740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llSTIUYS
713000
Slf,H5
Ivory /bamboo. Elec. sun root. stetto, beSt color
for resale. 121132 )
711000
$19.495
Mel blue tparchmeol,
elec s nrf. stereo.
ecooorny +. (7412)
71300CD
$ZO,tt5
Met. blue/blue. S cyl,
t."alnOmy IOISll3 )
714SOSLC
$33,99S
Milan brown /b a mboo. j
elec: sorf. not a naw to be ' found (oz:) I ) l
'17 .:,
$33,495
Sliver 1bta8, fastest pro-,
ducuon sdn. 10 world
(1J79)
76210
Sl2.;4tl
..
\
11.aple J•llow/bamboo.
liter*>, cnllae coatrol.
low miln · lnflalion i belfCe. Cl6U)
75230
$9,995
Whrt.e black. 4 cyl ga!'>
economy, lo m1 , superb
rond. lhruout 14911 )
~
$17,995
Milan brown /bam boo.
ste~. crw se control.
low miles. very. very
clean <4140 l
The Best For The Least S
lt\feCllCCNI VI!
'O '""°"' 71 .. 18.lf.1748 °' (7t41495·170.C
2.8'101 ltlar'IUerite Pkwy.
Mbaion Viejo &1H740 Sen~ Frwy .. Avery
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DAT$UNFOR
1980!
1 ~ llO's
9 ;
AM ALL MEW
GEMIRATIOM OF IRA WM & llAUTT!
I 980 720 PICKUPS
IMMBHATI DILIYBY OM
•SHORT BEDS
•LONG BEDS
MORE STYLE PEit MILi
THAM EVElt!
EVERY CAR LISTED BELOW NOW SPECIALLY
CLEARANCE PRICED. SEE THEM AND SMILE !
12 Mo./ 12,000 Mile SerYice Co.tract
Avaflal* On Most Used hnpons
I 978 MERCURY
COMETCrt.
Auto trans oower steerino
rallye wheels Very 11ery nice
-Test Onve 111· (0997851
1977 CHEVY
MOtfTI C.ULO
Electric shdrno roof V-8.
auto . atr. oower steenng &
brakes. power windows. fill.
cruise One o wner car'
(069REOJ.
54396
1979 DODGE
0MHt Cf'E.
Hatchback front wheel dnve
4 s peed air . AM /FM
two-tone sliver & black. tach
Only 1..000 miles (674XEO)
$AYE
1977 VOLVO 2..-.
4 door. auto.. air. power
steering & bflkn. oower wlndowt. alldlno roof. M/FM 8 ..._., 9600 miles
(888VC0).
1977 FORD
P'ltfTO WAGOM
4 cv11nder. 4 soPed air
..,1Preo taoe. soort wheel
co11ers. soort mirrors Save
Gas & Stay Coot (792SOFl
1977 CHRYSLH
COUOl4
V-6. avto air power steennQ
& brake" radio "Very. vf"ry
ctean A nice running'
(88 .. RFCJ
1979 DATSUN
JIO
Fronr wnrel drive 4-soeea
radial tirP<. mags. Plush red
v elou r ty°" 1nter1or
(172WRSJ
s5041
1977 CHEVY
MONZA 2+2
Auto .. POMr eteer'~. tteef
radlal tires. wfndow lhade kit.
low m1lea. Muat 'eel
(16 .. SKE)
•1786 ---
NOW AT •.•
AM fM ~tr . ~a~s: I • I
8:J7-1137s I '72 VE"A I M5ume lease on 1979 Por. D
9U.SC Targa 6K m1 . blu I llrTftlf'K I w beige int Mu pay rlDNI
!lk'n\ $563 Must have I Auro trans & Clean I
:-tronR credit "9'4·65&1 I 15486171 ~ ONlY I
·ut12r...,.. I $ 1395 I runs grt'at on any gas. I I ~ Call 67J.6Sl0
'64 356C. xlnt rond. eng & I I
clutch reblt 12,000 m1 I e I ago,~. 5~H816 1 PINTOS
.. .._ 91561 I ··~·io£Ai..iR~N·u~s~A~· 1
1
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ROY NOM I
CARVER I S 1895 I ~!L}.S;~!~[ I I
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ClOSfO W~OAYS I • I
1bi.a m4 Silver Shadow I '&6 MUSTANG I
n belonpd to a T.V. and I CLASSIC ff J I cinema cele bri ly. 1s I , .
cr eam in rolor with 6 cyl . 3 speed. ste<eo I
brown leather inlenor 11ape. ($85105)
and ha:. only 31.000 HUHY 4T I
~,:·1 ~:~~~ ~~c;:; I $ 2495 I M il ler Im p ort s . I I
Riverside <714 19-tQI. I • I
~ ............. !?!~ 11 '76 APACHE I J
Sill CAIHI I :~
SALES, SRYICI I TUJLEI I I
AHO LUSll• I Like new & Iota of I
DEMO SALE I equipment. (U6030) I NOWINPBOGRESS! ONLY
~~. s1aoo I ~~~I • I '"a I BILL 1 =ii·-~ .. ·· 1-MAXEY I
All,.P.!!4 .. ch.
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16M rru . mu:.\ sell ~
644 S687
66COl<ONA
XLNTCONU1 $895
And worth It I I 493 759'.t
1976TOYOTA
CWCACOUPE
Standard lran-. •·a ssl'llt•
&lowrrules Hill2Hfo'<'I
Now Only $4 I 9 5
Mi rode
Mada /lftHIUlt
2L50 Harbor Bl • <.; M
6 4S-5700
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
"FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For f{("·>ult
S(·r v t<'l' C <.t II
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ht. 322
842-2000
BUG MU!)"T Sl!:LL Nu
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75VW
SUPERBEETLE
LA GRANDE
Sunroof, pinstnp111 11.. 4
:.peed low m1l1·'>
Ill 1782 J
Uf711 JH;A('ll HI.\. I>
HI 'N l'I NGT()N 11 ... AI 11
842-2000
'79 Oi~sef Rabbit
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• s72 MO. s93 MO. •
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SUPEIBEETLE
Hluck. 4 i.peed , pwstrip
In)( 1005800 I
842-2000
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HUNTIN(;TON IU :ACH
842-2000
fl-SAT-SUM
HlllYTO
OIAICE CMTY VOUO
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714-750-2011
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COHMEU
C HEVROLET
,?\.,_ ll.111• , 111 ·I
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541>-I 200
72 Nov11 Atr auto Xlnl
l'Ond Good tire:. Sl40I>
499-40t6
'78 tan Chevt'llt-. 4 dr.
A C, A!T A \f F'M radio
xlnt cond, l(d rul>b•·r
$3500 b~l ufr Wkdyll
7~1lf162. eve. 752 0067
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1977 C .. YltOUT
CANtCESIDAM
Luxury PLUS ft lollldt"d
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OMLY Sl995
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23,CJl,(lmi $7.ioO '1!f6 64!11 71JHf7l4 air. good t·ond SSOU
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F\.111\ t~tun.,J 1·\n·llcnt
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64:> 0122
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1700 l'll,I! :-.it'"' 11.11n1
lll'odt·r $1 :!OttflHll
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7~, H.Jbh11 l.lw 1.1d1t. 1
tJ1•1r l'J IJl~J llltft• f ..elf
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$1,750 o r tie ... t offe r
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!'1.1-.WPOR'f IH.M'll
833-0555
1978 CAPRICE
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CM-4986 :ifll'r 5 $4979'
COMMRL
CHEVROUT
.~llotrliior 111. l
"c--I \ "1 L'-"
546--1200
64 Good 1·ond 11lnl
trampon .. tlQfl car ~
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'OC>O HAl&OI Ill VD
COSlA MIS.A t..4'2 · 0010
or bill olr i.46 *5 ,.ft i5 V8. P 8 . V S A T .
?pm A C, new l.ln•:. brakt'f>
10 Chrysler Wuxon 9 ...tlocb. :1A,WJ m 1 $27~
""~" Jll l"Xtri.i. that •100
"""· lo rru !> Sls.50 Xlnt l.udy & m~ c<>OO ~ :;12'J
Jft 7pm
711 f"stbek 'tint buy
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C4Mau S..ret11r
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Of' NEW Ir osgo
IN ORANCE COUNTY C'ADll,LAC VM,UF.
f'>ROT1':c'110N PLANS •,
Avalh1ble Ol'I Moet Cars
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BOORADO
Pull ~. faMorv air.
A.,, FM 11tereo radio 8
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1·011 I rt1I. !!pit I poWt'r',.
'!t>:ll H. 1·abtiolc-t top,
lr•ulh{'r lntcn or · 1S..r
2737091
$4995
• 1977 CAIMI LAC
COW.DIVIUI
AM 1PM stereo r adio
tilt whe"I. f'rui l>t•
\'Ontrol. full powPr.
I Ja,7881
$6995
•
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!>lt'rf'O. tlll)t'. 1111 l'r UIS('
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$7995
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Fl&TWOOD
llOUGHAM
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PRICED!!!
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1971 CADILLAC c oun Df VILLE
ASBOIOOF
t'ull 11""'''r I" 1111 \
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$8995 •
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HUNTINGTON B~Al:U
142-2000
Old VW nms good 1(195.
'78 Sevtllt' W tsuoroof
Uoth 1ntr AMtFM tu~ full prw Lo1ml. 75e-ll'lb"'7 CaJI Al 714-960 t.139 an
6PM. ,. Eldorado. au eqwp +
'fB VW new paint. lires. .unrf, cedar fire mlSl. ~l ens Asking $1,750 w/lUr. 9,000rru. S14 .50ll
CO~HEll
CHEVIOLET ·x.,. ll..1 hor W , '
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1)46-1200
We h11ve Jn exct'llt'nl
Mlie<.'t Wlf'I ol Corvet t.e .. re
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b very' See US
TOOAY!I!
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HOWUD Clw•roMf
Oovt' & ""'•111 SU.
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lll-0555
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top th w hl A M 1fo·M
~eo S..t M6 Kl:17
NABERS :
tL.) j./}/}~ s , caaiw-at) ~ \ .
i6Sc1rocco. Auto. :im tfm
ras~cl tc, u1r. $335U
~or 957 00!°>7
72VW
7~S. BUS
'lll"W t•Ol(lnt• \Cr)' I lt'.JO
1'7?711MX I
BE EARLY
837 ·SIM I 754-7182 *' * .... * NEWPORT BEACH
iJSuper J1cctll' ~m1
like no·w SJ:;:i:, oCfr
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SALES. SERVICE
AHDLUSIMG
OVl';RS ,.:AS DEl.IV,..HY
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URLEIKE
VOLVO
IY6h Harbor Uhtl co: ... -r A M 1-:~1'
646-9303 540-9467
i6 SeVJlle Perfert rond 1
UOn, low mil~ SM4!lt.I ur
Lrack• t:<l 11 KJ I ~
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~tutJJ.!. J ""° 111· 1 I ".ill
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646--:n>J
l..al.t' 71S ~-dao de V1lh:
l<i rru fl 5UW IHM
847 6fj27
"79 Seville. loaded '""' mileage. a1>ktn.i $1~.tll.Ml
H7J.J3.')S
iO 2 door U\' v t Ill' b.I llOfJ
mile:. Om· Owm·r •Jr
Sl2W 64b 171>4
1977 Nova Cumpad
Uo•l uxt• PS PU .1ut11
133-0555
I 97S CHIVROUT tr.in' \ ( I ""'"' r
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6t 11,v. rruJM ~ '\t \\ J l9781Mr~l.X ~o.ty S7l9S
<.:u.,111111 I ll11<1r flnl> Mirode
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\harp roodel' (~UO(J I
All 11( lh(' f1nt.-'t1I J I' :!L'.iO tl<irborBI ( M
n'!>">OOt.'S .. n • ind u<kd in 64S-S700
Uw 1<1~ pn Cl' of
S4679
COHNRL
CHE VIOLET
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546--1200
"TKContt~ Slht>r Anni\
U!2 Slit f'Xtr tim 1ntr
Fully .iut.o""'llL ··\ o•ry
avaJJ opt 211.iOO ~ m tie., I
o wner. SI 2 . o u u J• h
ff73.~
ec.,.-9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i6 ,.:I Dorado Con\'l•rt1
ble. flH'I 1n,tt•t'lt>d. loadNI
with equ1 µm~nt •·x SELL idle aterns with a
lvllenl ('OOdllllJO 494 0167 [)'oJly Pilot Cla,, .. 1(1f"d 1\d
'61COIHiil
S700 • ~lll!ll>
9100 ·91 ~lU' P s. V H, like new St-e to :ippr\.'C'tah'
91»5:1>1. &'JS 5981 M-.rt>
"19 XR7. Cord Mt t Low
nulei; Loaded. Show
room t'ond Must &ell'
~or5'J"9.Som
"74 Monaco ~lly pwrd. Snrl. Air FM tl tt c h
l7IJlllC M U$l St' II. 12. 095
.... l.9'll
'70 Charger 500. 383
ma11tum. new lr•ns • .ao. new rear end. ft
tires. 1800. 661 0515
llQ)'ltme
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FORD
Ulief-.......... a..a,, ..... ,.. ...... o... , .....
"74 LTD, ruu pwr. dehue,
priced to sell!
•494-'113• --~-'6V• PordkJl Pl StJs. Xlnt. "°"' aw. 714-9"-llZl. l.udter.
'G Palcon win. run• pd.fin. . 111.flll
Tl LTD 4 dt, auto1 air,
Pl/PB. tlOO. Pflvate P!!!J..,..,-J.
,. Plltow-.<Mpd, A/C, AM/ft&,~ Id UNI, = tU·tHt or
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SUPERI CARS -
AFFORDAILE PllCES
'74 MAZDA SI 99ft. IX4 COUPf •. ......... T
4 <iDt>Pcl 1ransm1ss1o n. radio and ai r
cond1tr<>n1nq I 554KSYl
'75 F01tD 52999 EUTECOUPE .••...••..
Full oower laC1ory air r.ond split seats
Landau loo & low mrlf>S Snarp1 I 122MMT)
'75FOaD s2999 LTD WAGOH •••••.•• •.
W1lh AM/FM stereo w/8 track. luogage ractc
arr cooo . oower SIPer1no. oowPr t>rafles & low.
low miles Sharo1 (5~6MWZl
76AMC s3499 srolTAIOUT DL ....••
6 cyl . automattc trans oower steering &.
bral<es. 1111 wheel. AM/FM stereo & low, tow
miles In excellent condlt1on! ( 73481 tl.
'7'0U>SM091U s3499 91 IEGIMCY SIDAH • • . • .
With all of the 98 luxuries plus AM/FM stereo.
1111 wheel, cruise oonrrol, s.i>llt pawer aeats &
1ow m11es (748PHJJ
'74 CHIVIOl.IT • 3 69.9 CAMAIO LT .......... •
Aulomahc transm1ss1on, power atctef'mo &
brakes 11ir cond1honino hit wn.ei & rauve
wneets A super sharo earl C012KVO)
.,, fOID s~999 LTD S.AH • . • • • • • • • • • • ~
Full POWet'. factory air cond .. tQl1t PC>'MH' Mita,
1111 wheel. Landau top & In LIKE NEW
,condllionl (593TWZ)
'71 DATSUN s3999 110 COUPI •••..••••••
5 speed trantmit11on, w oonclflOnrno end
rallye wheels I 175WAH)
142!> BAK ER ST ~-~·
C OSTA MES A ·~
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tmOLDI T1MllllD .I BA r.~ Oli9A •AM Pretty bJ.,. wl&b blue ~
~ l ~ e I A I o • cl t d tuede lottiior. Bucket ~beaut.YI And aeat1, PJS, .. ,Bi ea· ' ~c:;r::r.·· E~~~\~i •1 BUI. CK'S-• HOWAID Q s .,.,
Dow6QuAJSY. 'Tl '1rtblrd Formula. J NJ:WPOR1J' BEACH R I I I .,• alll ac DI m rror1. ma1 · . -wbl,J, 4 new Uniroyal
"73VlltaCN.erwinvery raiaed wbt leath Ures. USED CAR• lo/mi PJS. P/8, alr. bat AM /P'M stereo 8 track, t ! 2!!,• ~er 11.?aO takes it. A/C, :ie,ooo ml. tlOOO/ti.t .. o
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Estate Sale. ·7~ Olds '78 Tran1Am. f'u Uy
CUtlua 2·dr cpe, sir. loaded. Gd cond. Mu.t
radio, auto, lo ml lnd1cat· sell .x>Jti.t. 957·1438 iBONANZA!! ed . For lnlo on where to O;wic •tn GTO convert .
... • how t.o subaut bids AtC p w 8 .~ contact WK. Taylor, · / • Pf • .......,. • Crocker Baolr Trust Dys &t0-703S ext 17 eves o" DetJt 568-M58 ~aft 1 -
'9'ilo tt57 ;1wcnn.u:u1ood. .;_ ••••................... ~~·
1978 Ford Pinto ~ Runabout.Auto matic 'Tl Lemans. low rruJea1e. _;
trans .. air cond .. pwr PtS. P/B, A/C. WiU ac· m
a&eemelsdarkbrowne.x· cept low book. Call
tenor. ln perfect condi· 551·6789 aft. S·JOpm f Uon! CM7TJH). Newport wkdays, any time on !
Dlt.sun-833-1300 wlalds. 0 -~
i3 Sqr Wqon, 4·spd, new 77 AHllRD "
tires, lo au, Lite blu, good Pretty blue with blue "
cond. 832·8127 art 6. suede intenor. buc ket :s
i4 Ford Pinto Runabout seats. power st~ring. c2
We Make It
Simple For You
At Orange' County's
#1 Buick Dealership
1977 BUICK REGAL
2 5
pawer brakes. excellent Lo/nu A1C. New tires cond1't1'on, v1·nyl t o p. •
·--:..-----------1 Sl,700.~.a~-AM FM cassette & low ~
'79 Pinto, 8K Mt. miles. Call Ml·~ aftt'r ~ t371RSCI
lo~oed wllh m;iny r>1rtr a'I' ,4589 Classic, classy Autos
Classified Advertising
in the DAILY PILOT
4-spd, ~. _6P_M_. _____ _
661·3481 n. d9tt.il d 99 7 0 ~
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••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Diamond Jubilee. gg
'77 Plymouth Arrow 3>.000 m.1.1&200. 615-6578, r;
lotrru Clean. $2,700. aft ~ext s c
5 ~6 ___ 25,000,nu.loaded.~un C
18 Plymoutb Sapporo. der wholesale blue boolt. J.'.
xlnl cond. Jo'uUy loaded, 847-0MG _ t
xlntgasmileage Best of. Have somelhmg \.11 sl'll'' :s
SALE PRICE
1978 BUICK SKYLARK
A • 11ppr n•c.e took ono 'a,. '
1881'.TZVI 4589 SALE PRICE
1977 CHEVY NOVA
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T ,..,., 0•"' 1<; ll'lP t.1ncy Concouro; '"0M101S1~LE PRICE '4589 ........ ~
Cutlass Brougham Sedan
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1977 TOYOTA SRS
::.~ .... "~~;Li' ~~~~~E $ 4589
1977 C~llEVY CA.MARO
~-~·~:'.~.s~t~.,~~;~E $ 4569
1978 D:\'l'Sl'N 210GX
SupPr f'(;onom1c;\I ... om•· ,,.. ' &~••'SALE PRICE 4589
1978 FORD PINTO
:~,~~;..;~E·3589
1974 OLDS OMEG~
very clean' (S37KYE) .. Au1om al1c trans . a•r cond & ·2989
SALE PRICE
1975 DATSUN 710
~u'~~~~~~~i~;~·~~E '2969
1972 FORD MUSTANG
r 1ass1c1 t310fAFI • You must Wf' ll'l•'I onp,. RfaCE_2989 SALE
1975 BOBCAT WAGON
A Vtllaoer m(l<1f'I with 3 brow n '2969 1••1eno11 ( 193Nlfl
SA LE PRICE
1975 OLDS STARFIRE
~:;~"~;ftf;~·~~E '2969
1975 DATSUN PICK UP
A lnnobf>d moO••I w•fl• ,1 ·'" 11• ,2989 llA051 IQI
SALE PRICE
1975 BOBCAT WAGON
rl'l1<, V1ll,10f'r moOt'I hil"> rt t>lu1• ,2969 t••IP11011 (101Q471
SA LE PRICE
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FOR THE SAVINGS
FRI .. S"T. & S~N. ONL '\'!
{Our Guarantee
{ 0 ur Financing
./Our People
.. ,..,,..~ Pfi>ple To Do BaaaineH ff'ich ..
Ot-o'Vf9 Co1U1tty ~, a I &kit Dea.ler
979-2500
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au10 trans. tinted glass, automlllc speed
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VOL. 71, NO. 28S, • SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA F RIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1979
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f Code Kills Valley's Halloween Fete
8) ISIUY aAUSBN ..............
Fountain Valley's annual
Halloween Happenln1a won't
happen thia year.
Offlctala or the sponaorina
Uoo '1 Club blamed a restrictive
new clly ordinance 1ovemin&
carnivals as the primary reason
For about l2 years, the city
has held an October commwµty
parade. Some of the costs were
borne by taxpayers untll five
HBWife
Remains
'Critical'
The wife of a Huntington
Beach man remains in critical
condition at St Joseph 's
Hospital in Orange today after
her estranged husband shot her
Tbu.rsday on their first wedding
anruversary.
Ted MiJler, 38, then shot
himself to death with a .25
caliber automatic pistol.
Authorities said today that his
estranged mate, Renee, 20
years old and pregnant, isn't ex
peeled to live.
T he shooting took place at
Mrs Mill er 's Garden Grove
hom c . Po It cc theorize t hat
M 1ller origrnally hadn't intended
to shoot his wife.
Officers drew this theory from
two handwritten suicide notes
Miller left at bis Huntington
.Beach home on Florida Street.
Tbe notes expressed blttemeu
toward bis youn, wife. A will iJt..
eluded ia tbe not. left oaddn1
t.o ber. oftlcer Fred Aken .aid. One note was adclreued t.o
he r, and one was addressed to
Miiier's 17-year-0ld son by a pre·
vious marriage. Tbe couple had been sepa.ral
ed for about three months. Aken
said.
Police received a te lephone
call at about 6 a.m. Thursday
about a woman calling for help
al Mrs. Miller's home on F1ower
StreetinGardenGrove.
Tll at~rwln?n:tll~tl>llb<f
Miller's body, his critically
wounded wife and the small
pistol
Job-finding
Program Set
For Veterans
Veterans and qualified depen
dents of veterans are being of-
fered assistance in finding jobs
through a program sponsored by
the City of Huntington Beach.
Tbe American Veteran's Jobs
Program helps unemployed
veterans flnd on-the-job training
that pays at least $3.50 an hour.
To qualify, applicants must live
in Orange County and have other
than a dishonor able discharge.
Bob Cunningham. director of
employment and training ad-
mlolstration for the city, said
the spouse or a totally disabled
veteran, a POW or MIA or any
veteran who died of a service
connected disability. also is
, eligible for the program.
For information call 536-25216,
OT 639-8554.
, Tmin Car . .
! Eatery OK'd
In Huntington
Jerry Bame'a "Chew Chew
Train .. reltaW'ant bu found a
depot at the cotner of Lake
Street and Pacific Coast
IUOQY ID ff~ Be9dl. folJowMll.......-al of tM ... Jed bJ 8oulll Coalt ftelliOnal Com.m.t.-.Tbunday. Bame tGda7 Mid ... ~ to IDOft hia
Amtrak nillrMd dllllal ear to the
*9 llDd open the Nltavut by summer.
Two Lake Street area nil·
cltatl Gplned eom~Jeet dUl't.q . tllle eoatal Ion's meet· baa at ffmtlnlton council cbam· blirf. -., lald they were ,..,... Jtlt ..._ 1*s nd DOlM lm-
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,.an 8fD w9*a tbe Uoa'• Club look owr ta. parade, dttrQiq ex,..._ wtta. a caralvai and
du'-bln• tbe weekend event
"Halloween Happenln11."
Tbe Happenblga also brouiht
ln a few thouu.od dollan an·
nually tar Uon's Club work with
local youtba, said club President
Mike Tracy.
This year 's event, lnilialJy
scheduled between Oct. 2$ and
28, wu called olftllia week.
Tbe MW city otdinance, ap-
proved by tbe City Council lo
April, offended the carnies,
Tracy said.
The ordinance requires
carnival operators to provide
names, addresses and r>hot.oe ol
all concessionair es 30 days
before tbe carnival gets under
way .
Carnival Times Shows loc.,
which bas operated tbe eve.at ln
years past, did not want to com-
ply, said Tracy, wbo allO ls
employed by a Loa Ancelel area
productions firm tbat boob
carn.lvala iDto various events.
"And the other carnival
operaton are leery, basically, ol
the new carnival ordinance,'' be
said. "Orange County as a whole
apparently is getting rourber
and rougher with carnivals.''
He added, "Without the
carnival we don't have the
money to bold the parade. t.o pay
for a eoordllWor, a lar1e trophy
packa1e, Judrea. revlewint
•taada. publicity and bud
traaaportatioa."
Ala.a Burnes, aaaiat.ant city at-
torney who helped draft the
carnival ordinance, said the law
ia not unlille thoee in several other
Orange County cities.
·'There's nothing unique in
ours," be pointed out.
City Manager James Neal
said lbe ordinance was passed
Refugee Concern
became "'" bad a lot of com· plaint.a t.o tbe police departm.K
about cumval abuaa, about t,be •
eames d chance a.ad bow they
were operated.
''They were taking our
ci\iiena and th.ere waa ootbln1
we could do about it," Neal said.
The city manager claimed
that in diacuaaions with carnival
operat.ors prior to ordinance
passage. it was determined th.al
(See PETE, Page A%)
OC Disease Care
Urged by Cities
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FIDEL CASTRO LASHES OUT AT •wtSTEAN IMPERIALISM'
Cuban Dictator Speak• In U.N. O.nerel A1Hmbty
Castro U."N:-~alk
Flays 'Imperialism'
UNITED NATIONS I AP)
Fidel Cai.tro, addressing the
l 1 N General Assembly for the
first time in 19 years. lashed out
today at Western "impe rialism"
a nd "exploitation " and de
manded establishme nt of a
"new world order." But he,'38.ld
he wouJd refram from direct al·
lacks on the United States.
* * * Uistro Says
He's Willing;
U.S. Says No
NEW YORK (APl -Cuban
President Fidel Ca stro ha s
signaled willingness lo talk with
American officials during his
current visit to New York, but
the United States apparenUy bas
no plans for such a meeting.
Durfnl an interview aboard
his plane, Castro told American
freelance journalist Jon Alpert
that such a meeting "depends on
the U.S. officials . . . I have
nothing against that."
The bearded Cuban president.
whisked into the United :'.llations
under lJght security, said he was
speaking to the 152·me mber As·
sembly not as the representative
of his country but as the current
head of the movement of non·
aligned nations <Related photo.
Page A4 l
Refemng to the United Stat.es.
he declared in the first few
minutes of his speech he was nol
here to "wound with un-
necessary adjec tive s our
powerful neighbor to the north in
his own house.·' or to speak of
·'the attacks on our small but no·
ble country for the past 25
years."
-Instead, Castro said. he was
speaking on behalf of a Third
World that is "struggling for an
e radication of poverty, of
hunger, of disease. of illiteracy.
from which hundreds of millions
of human beings suffer."
He demanded establishment
of a ·'new world order based on
justice, on equity on peace" to
r e place "the unjust world
system that exists today.''
(See CABTllO, P•ge AZ) •
By f'REDERJCX SCBOEMEBL oe-. o.itl ~ .... S\Mf
A stroog]y worded resolution
calling for immediate action to
protect county residents from
refugee-related disease was
adopted Thursday night by the
Orange County League of Cities.
The resolution. proposed by
Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister. passed on a 24 to 2
vot e. with Costa Mesa and
Irvine representatives dissent ·
ing . <Relaledstory Page M >.
MacAllister charged that
bealth problems posed by the
growing Southeast Asia ~
populatim were ''!DOR aerba' ·
than officials were ad.lnitUq
and that failure to act now CIOllld
mean eptde.Uc dlMaM •· . breab la._ falme. llaeAlJWs
wu umped.fie about what dis·
eases be was referring to.
The leaeue, throu,p \be re-
solution, .. _,.u_y•• ~
the couaty Jtoard ol &qM ...-.
''t.o protect the coat;y -e--epldemlcs of communicabdb.
eases."
MacAlllster 's remarks were
countered by Dr. Rex Ebling,
acting county health officer ...... ~tateT 'tt>ld tepo er, "wlUfe
there is cause for concern there
is no cause for alarm.
"We're dealing with a fear of
the unknown rather than a fear
of the known." Ehling said.
The league resolution passed
wi th little debate. On ly one
pe rson s uggested the league
wait until more informal.Jon was
available before considering ac·
t1on
The extent of the health pro-
blems to refugees and the
general population -are under
study by disease experts from
1be.. fedeni Ceeler-4* ~
Control. based ln AUanta.
School districts. working tn
conjunction with tbe county
Health Department, are testing
refugee schoolchildren to de-
termine J( they bave
tuberculosis.
M acAllister asserted that re·
fugees were streammg into the
U S. without "proper screerung
and quarantine procedures "
More than 10 percent or the re
fugees resettling m the U.S .. he
said . are coming to Orange
Highest of Year
Dollar Up in Tokyo;
Wall Street Calmer
By Tbe Asaocla&ed Preas
The U.S. dollar climbed to its
highest point of the year against
the Japanese yen today as in·
terest rates continued to rise
sharply. Stock prices opened
higher as activity on Wall Street.
continued to calm after a wild
slide ear~u; the week. Tbe rose ln Tokyo t.o
226.85 yen, up from 22S.90 the
day before, and it also
strengthened a.eatnst other ma-
jor currencies. The Japanese
economy is being buffeted by a
wave of inflation brought on in
part by higher oil prices.
Thursday the U.S. Treasury
De partment sold long-term
bonds with a Yield or more tban
10 pereenl for lbe first time
ever. The hoods. which mature
in 15 years and one month,
brought an averue yield ol 10.17
percent.
Tbe interview was aired on the
NBC "Today" program on
Thursday.
American officials have bad
virtually no comment about
Castro 's visit. And a State
Department spokesman, who
declined to be identilled, said
there were no plans for such a
meeting.
libertarians 'Fight
Vote Fraud Charge
The bieber l.nten!st ratea ud
atronaer dollar stem direeUy
from tbe Federal Reserve
Board's decision last weekeod to
tighten credit, an action that
seat the stock market into a de·
ep decline.
Stock prices were up today
after sbowinl •i&U of atabllilinc
on Thursday. when the Dow
Jonea average of 30 i.bcluatrial
stocks slipped 4.10 to 8'4.G. br·
incta1 tbe week's Jou to sue
points. Advancing l11uea led
deeliDen on the New Yort S&ock
Exebaaie.
Storytellers
Being· Sought
Volunteer assistant
st.ol")'t.elien for 3 t.o 5-year~
children are needed at the HWI·
t.ln1ton Beach Ubrary and lta
brancbel.
Cblldnn's Ubrarlan Kathleen
llubl Aid tbe \'Oluoteere will be
needed IGr two lloara per Met
for a maMh. or aaW a penna·
DeDt P11"1C1D la bi.red. ~ .. puppetl, :t:J llm.,._ ..,. ad occaaloaa
..... bl daancUr el>ll-•· ror Md.tu.al lalorwaau.
eaa&adMublatlG tell,~
'
The Orange County cba:invan
of the Libertarian Part¥ said
Tbunday that the or1ao:izatioo
is doin( it.I own detective work
in efforta to disprove char1es of
fraud in a voter re1iatration
drive.
"We feel our hooor la at stake,"
Ubertarlan ottlclal Jack Dean
said. "The charges probably have
made us look bad ln some c.lrclea
alld'We have a point t.o prove "
More than 1,!00 voter re&UU'a·
UoD fon:DI for UM Llber\ari.an
Party were turDed over to tbe
cn.trlct aUOl'lw1 for iDfflUI•·
tidD . ''on.. Count1 Bqlatrar ot
V..,_ ·Al Oliloe aakl tbal DO lld-
dres... ~ted for a tare•
aamblr ol tbl .......,.ui cm'Cll ' .
•
and efforts to confirm otben by
maU were ret'9reed •• un·
ullverable.
Dean nld that party oftlclala
re-checked Di.De cards that were
returned u \llldellverabM.
He dec1and tbat tix of the ad·
dre11ea on tbe re1l1tratlon
forms did ln fact ll)atcb the re-
ci•trant'• olace ot realdence. One ol the 1lx had preYloully
moved from the Uated addrea.
be1ald.
"What we are aeein1 ls an ob-
vloua =lem wltb tbe U.S.
Poatal ce lD not= able t.o deU•er the uiall P111. '' be
said.
Deu uid the pa.ny wW cMct
· out about SO of UM 41apui&ed
Carda iD tlforU to pro.-cut
dallDI ol ~ baft ........
oatol~
&ti8on Students
Aiding Oldeters.
Senior citlum Jn U.. Huot· lJlllon Beach area can tel help
wlth tbe1r 1rocery 1boppln1
rrom a '1'0UP ot !dboD Hilb
Scbool ttudlata.
Sa!Mb Twig, co-advilor ol the
1cbool'• K9ywaaett• orc&Db.a· Uoo, lard members ol ber 11'0QP
aN wWbaa to &bop ,. MGlon, lf
dMn 11 .oucb l.ntenlt ID tbe ...tee. 9o far, IWPGDM baa
.,._ ndnlfNI llae uld. Slmol' e'*-.....,.. In tbe ..me.
caa eoatac:t Illa• T•ill at __ ..., __
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County.
M acAllJster urged that lbe
fed~ral government slow the in·
nux of refugees into the country
until the health problems have
been .. isolated "
During a talk preceding
MacAllister's. Dr. Ehling said
s creening of refu gees for
tuberculosis is being accelerated
from 150 to 1,500 persons per
month as a resuJt of an intensive
erfort by the health department
and volunteer agencies within
tbe county.
''We are beaded on a solid
coune, '' Eblin& said.
Tbe health oftlcer Mid daat
federal 1ereelalo1 prolJ'ama
aimed a ..... N1'Qpes maw bave ._. "a .... ...,. of siiii:•
bat tUt be bllS been a....s
those prosrams are DOW being
strengthened.
Dan Young, an aide t.o Rep.
Jerry ......... D Snat• A8a. _....._a~elrm:pam•
trill be J::"9'ed t.o react to Ja.
forlb a developed by the
Cenwr lw Dlaeaae Control
Young also Loki league mem-
bers that Patterson and other
~· wwwweu°laefnTS!mHarpro-blems in t.beir states plan t.o
carry a message to the White
House next week a s king for
federal assistance.
"It 's a national problem,"
said Young, ooting that it was by
presidential decree that quot.as
were lifted to allow greater
numbers oC immigrants to enter
the country
The C'Of5ts of solving the resul
taot problems. he said. shouJdn't
<'ome out of state. county and ci·
ty budgets.
Sigrwps Set
For Jogatlwn
In Huntington
Registration is lmder way for
the second annual Huntington
Beach Ha Jloween Classic 10·
kilometer run to benefit the
Boys Club of Huntington Beach
and the U.S. Olympic Team.
Charles J. Yesson, president
and executive o<ficer of USLIFE
Corp .• SJ)OOSOr ol the event,..l&id
he expeda entries for lb.is year's
run on Oct. 28 to exceed the a,ooo
of Jut year.
Relistntioo fees, SI prior to
Oct. 17 or SB on race dQ, la be-
ing accepted at all USLIFE
bran ches in Loa An1eles,
Orange and Riverside counties.
Coast
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
.t~~ift' Saturday. Low: to t 51 lo 14. Hilha
SatvdQ 10t.o11.
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ot Ne.,,ora llorbor Art
Ahu11m are oU pah•C.,
GefVlk•. '"-'· c.romk• ad
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.ti PN!..Y P!LOl H/f
Ranso m
fJforts
Stymied -a1n.Ar11 a11M.._.
A ~rion·baled ft.rm wort· la& toreleMetwo_.,... head
b)' a c..tral AmeJitU ~U· U01W7 ,,_...,. tediaicat pro-
bleme ha .. P"Yeeted It from car
ryln1 out rom. detalb of the
rauom demao4.
Tb• ftnoluUonary Party ol
Central Amertcaa Wottera Ml
claimed ftllpomibiltt)-fot' dae El
S.lvador kldnapplqa of two
Be c kman tnatrumeat •
employees Sept. 21, and the ala,·
int of a bod.Yauard at the aame ume.
Aa part of the ransom, the
aroup uked the company to ar·
ruse Ind pay for two-pa1e ad·
vertlaements In aeveral
newspapen ln the United Stales,
Europe and Central America to
promote the group's aims.
NP.-·on~
.~46ain
WO HIOTOIC CAP> -........ .,... .... ... w. ,1· •• , ••• '
A•r•••UH and Spite
Admh•l•tratloD ••11 P•••• I, a D,•pomtd 11tentt.e. wUJ tau trom o,..
bJt 1.ocl phaoc• Lnto the
Eartb'1 atmoll>bere late
\!all meet-' 01' Hf'l1 UI
1Co-n:0tr.
P•IHH J l1 co•·
114krably amal.Mr tban the
n .J..ton SkJlab l1>M9 Ila•
U.. \Mt pl••••t.ed to Sar~ ln Jaly. Pe111ua
Wll \MmcMd la 1MI to
1atbtr lnformaUon for
l~Mftlilb to UM le dealp·
lns spaceerllft.
Mary Fltapatrtcll. a
NASA spokeewo.nan, 11ld
Tbur11d.ay that Pesaaut la
~x pected to return to
Earth between Oct. 29 and
Nov. a. with the moat pro-
bable re-entry date Nov. 2
E',....P ... AJ
Bufferin
Sqffen
AdAcM
•
WASHINGTON t AP> -A
federal admlnlatratlve Juqe or·
clered today that Mun advertll· lAI 1tate ttaat lhdhriD baa Dot
bffn proved •.Uer, nor Ea· eed.rta more "'9.ctJve, than pl.in ·r.•rtn. ft addttioft, lilOGtaomery lC.
Hyun. an admlaJ1traUve law
Judi• for the Federal TrMI•
Comm.latloo, cwdered Briltol·
Myett Co. ~ ltl adv•rUalq
11enciee to dileloM that Buf.
ferln, Excedrin and Excedrin
PM all contain upiriD.
Brlatol ·Myera quickly
responded that It will oppose
Hyuo•a order, taking the matter
before the full Federal Trade
Commilaloo. 'lbe company bas
30 days to appeal.
Company spokesman Blll
Greeory said bere that tecbnicaJ
problems prevented the two U.S.
newspapers which carried the
advertisements Wednesday
from printing them in the three
colors aa the kidnappers
apeclfied.
CASTRO •••
The judge concluded that
claims that the Bristol-Myers
product.a are taster, safer or
more effective than aspirin bave
oot been eatabllabed acien·
Uftcally.
He aald fut.ure adnrtW.n1
should contain statements such
u "Bufferin baa not been pro-
ved to be genUer to the stomach
than aspirin,•• or .. Excedrin bas
not been proved more effective
than upirin."
ea.ltedfaa E%ed ..
Under the current ayste1P, be
said, ''1Naltb u atW coaeeatrat·
ed ln tbe bandl of a few powen"
who proftt from "exploitation"
of the Third World.
Thousands of hungry Cambodians stream into 'lbail•nd
in the wake of Vietnamese attacks •P1!18t remnants of
toppled premier Pol Pot. They a.re lining up for food
given by international aeencies across the border. •·our approach to the papers
ia to do as much as they can,"
he said. "We're complyina with
the demands of the kidnappers
to run them as specifically as we
can to the extent poealble."
He also said there m1,ia be
anti-terrorist laws preventing
publication of the material in
some Central American COUD·
tries.
"I have bad oo apeclflc pro-
blem 10 far. We're atlll lo the
process cl dellverinc the copy,"
Gregory said. He would not ideo·
tlfy wbJcb Central American
countries were involved.
Earlier today, Castro emerged
from almost 38 boun within t.MI
iron 1eeurlty al the Cuban Mia·
sion today and rode by car to the
United Nations.
Re bad been espected to re-
port on the stormy Havana sum-
mit of nm-•liped countrlea and
addreaa the economic laauea
dividing the world'• rich and
poor
Bristol-Meyer s spokesman
Harry Levine disputed Hu.yn's
finding, notJng that the decision
did not say that tbe claims were
untrue, but that they are DOt pro-
ven.
'• Briatol-llyers representa·
lions that Excedrin, Excedrin
PM aod Bufferio are s uperior to
other product. are based on
clinical and scienUflc studies
and fully comply" with the
FTC's r equirements, Levine
s~d. •
Brown: Drop Nukes,
RedisCover Space
Taken captive were Fausto
Bucheli, 41 , a California·based
engineer, and Dennis McDonald,
37, general manager of the El
Salvador plant, which employs
about 500 El Salvadorians. Both
hostages are reported in good
condition. Gregory said.
The slaying and abductions OC·
curred near the plant of the
Beckman APLAR Asian Pacific
Latin American· Region sub-
sidiary lo El Salvador
Cabl e Firm
Chie f Named
In Huntington
Wearlq h1I euatomary .,_,
faU1ue unlfonn, be wu sreeted
at the delegates' entrance by
U .N. Secretary-General Kurt
W aldbeim, who escorted bJm to
the secretary-general's 38lh·
floor office for a privat~ talk
before Castro's la te-morning
s peech to the General Assembly.
Castro was welcomed by a few
shouts of "Fidel ! Fidel!" and
light applause from U .N. person·
nel in the lobby. He and
W aldhei.m strode off under the
protection of a phalanx of
security guards. •
KUh Figh t
OverGophen
SAN DIEGO <AP> -
Kidco Ltd. Ventures, the
company run by the four
Lorne McFadden has been Cessna kids, is once again
nam ed general manager of taking on the State of
Dickinson Pacific Cablesystems, California -this time
the Huntington Beach firm that over tbe right t o kill
----wttt autst-trrthe-constn>ctiolt of--g01>trn . -a 36-channel cable television The youngsters' com ·
system in the West Orange pany sued Gov. Edmund
County area. G. Brown Jr. and other of·
McFadden , former systems ficials Thursday in an at-
manager for Pine Ridge Cable tempt to void a 1.933 state
TV in Canada, will assume b1a law regulating pest con·
new post in t wo weeks. trot.
Dick l n so o Paci fl c The Ceasnas, led by
Cablesyatems is affiliated with 14-year-old Dickie, claim
Canadian Cablesystems Ltd., re-state officials have re·
c~ntly given tentative approval fused to grant Kldc o
te build the cable system in Hun· permission to kill gophers
t.Sngtoo Beach, Westminster and unless the youngsters first
Eountain Valley. -learn all about pesticides
:;Construction of the system is and then obtain a license
$peeled to begin this January. through the state Depart· ~ m e nt of Food aid
' Agriculture. Bert Lance Faces '---------
inai for Fraud
: ATLANTA (AP} -A federal
inagdtrate bas refused to throw wt bank fraud charges against
fOrpier budget director Bert
Luce, recommending instead a
San. 14 trial date. ~ : Maliltrate Allen L . Chancey
fr. filed Thursday bis first rul· tp1•. m> part of a thick pact ol
Jllotlont flied by Lance and three
$!>·defendants. Chancey's de·
&Iona can be overruled by U.S.
J)istri" Judie Charles A. Jloye,
irho wu baa been uaiped to
oirettde at the trial. :----------------...... "" DAILY PILOT
Tennis Buf f s
Get Classes
Tennis cluaes for players with
beginning lo· advanced tennis
akllls will be offered by the
Fountain Valley Department of
Parka and Recreation startln&
Oct. 23. Tbe cluaes. scheduled for
Tuesday and Thursday mom·
inga froai t a .m . to 12 noon, will
be held at the Tennls Center,
16400 Brookburst Ave., Fountain
Valley. The fee ii $12'for eight lesaons.
Clau enrollment u limited to 10
participants. Pre-registratioa is
reqWred. For additional informa·
Uon call83&-5850.
He said that in this cue Hyun
ls applying a stricter standard
for advertising than bas been
used in the past, and this will be
ch allenged before the com·
mission.
Although he ordered the dis·
clos ures in future advertising,
Hyun declined to order correc·
live advertising in relation to
claims that the products relieve
tension as well as pain. Such
claims have not been made for
more than 10 years, be noted
Free Legal
Aid Offere d
l'ree legal COGnMU,.. la beial
ottered by the HunUoeton Beach
Community Clinic on Tburaday
evenings by appointment.
Martha Earlabaugb, assistant
director of the clinic located at
506 Orange Ave., said an at·
torney will be present to discuss
~bl~ms .and oU.er. ftte. legal ad..
vice.
Jn addition to legal cou.naeUna.
the c li nic off ers medical
services, psychological coumel·
ing and drug counseling. For ad·
ditional Information and a legal
counseling appointment, caU
S36·889C.
<Aucus See n
As Key Teat
WASHINGTON (AP}
Prealdential cblef of 1taff
HamlltoD Jordan uld TbW'ldaJ
that Saturday 's country
caucuses in Florida will be ao
important test of 1tren1tb
betwem President Carter Ind
Sen. F.dward M. Keonedy.
"It is certainly a test of sup-
port, and loteoalty of 1upport,
and a teat or or1anlzational
ability," Jordllll told a croup al
reporters al the Carter-Mondale
campaign beadquarten.
Senior Citizens
To Get Flo Shol8
An anti-fty clinic for senior
citizens and the handicapped,
will be held next Wednnday at
the Huntington Beach Senion'
Recreation Center, 1706 Orange
Ave .
The cllnlc, operated oo • tlrat
come, first served basis, will be
open from 9 a.m .. to 4 p.m.
Well-dressed Thug
Robs. New.port Bank
Newport Beach police are
aeekl .. _a nll-clreued badtt
wbo beJd up the Wfatclllf But
ol Amwlta branch for • at
DOOD Tbunda.y. n. mu wia. delcribecl u be·
I.DI about aix feet tell and
wel•hlq JOO pound1. He bad
dart eartJ bab' ud a mUltac:M.
Wlta..... told pollce be ap. ,..,.. to .......... the ... of ·-·· ACCGtclas to poUee reports,
tM ma. wbo WU .......... la
browa. t1llCb ucl a UCbt brown t...S coat. bMdld • t.eDlr • .. ,.... °""'*' -lo ... out .... alb f--·
Tbe woman told police tbe
man appeand to bave ~
1tuck 1n hll walltbud, et
abe dJdn't He tbe weapon.
Sbe aa1d tbe put tbe cub lD a
ltather pouch be banded her and
the mu Wt the bank, which b
lo the Westcutf Sbopplna Center
at Irvine Avenue ud WtltdUf
Drive. A witnlll ln the parkine lot ol
tbe b8 Wd the raw a maa
matcbinl that deled&Mion c« lD·
to a Nd car with bla~ tiuctet ......
Tbe wttneu eal4 the car wu
America made and appeanct to
be about \0 ,..,. old. •
BOS'roN (,\P) -Califonda
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.
ur1ed the nation Tbunday to
cure Its "addiction" to nuclear
'power. but beeome ruclnated
again with space exploration.
Speaking at Boston Univenlty
Mesa Cabbie
Robbed, Put
In Car Trunk
Coata Mesa pollce are
searcbiog for a man and woman
who robbed a t.axl driver al '60
at ru.npoint then locked bJm in
tbe tna ol bla cab.
Po"ee aald UM robberJ oe.
curred ahortly before midnight
Wednesday after the cabble
picked up lhe couple at 830 Pine
St
The cab dnver, 27·year-old
Phillip Monn. told police that
the man pulled a long-barreled
revotvu-and dennmde<t'casn as
they were driving on PlaceotJa
Avenue.
He later forced Morin into the
trunk. The robber's accomplice.
a stocky, blonde ha ired woman
in her early 2l>s, reportedly told
Morin .. It's oothina personal" as
her friend slammed the trunk lid
down oo Morin'• left arm. He
W HD 't Utjured.
Tbe couple apperently fled oo
foot. Police aald a Placentia re--
aldent beard MorlD pouodiq oo the inaide al the trunk.
The neJpbor phoned police
but didn't bother to tell Morin.
He wu ltill poundio1 wben of.
Ileen arrived aJKI found the
trunk key on tbe front 1eat ol tbe
car.
Police returned to Pine Street
but noae al the residents there
knew aoytblng about the couple,
investigators said.
ucf later at tbe Kuaaebmetta
Sta.tebome. tbe Demoeratie pn.-
1ldentlaJ hopeful complained
tbat utllities were plan.nlD.I a
Sl.8 m.Ulloa advertlalol cam·
paign nest month to Improve t.be
Image ol nuclear power.
He aaid radio and television
stationa that carry pro-nuclear
ads should be required to pro-
vide free air time to nuclear op-
ponent.a.
• "l for one. would like to see
the United States get off it.a ad·
dtctlon to nuclear power. t.be
sooner the better." Brown told
several hundred cbeerloc stu·
den ta.
However. the coliece awiieoce
bad a mlud reaeUoo wt.ea arowaeaOM••*'• rlNIM u .s. lpece bode« by sz bl.Ulan • year. a SO percent bille
Costa Mesa
Cycle..Cra_
Kills Man
A Torrance man waa ltJUed in·
stanlly early today when his
motorcycle colltded bead-on
with a wrong way drtver on the
San Die10 Freeway In Costa
Mesa, the Calllornla Hiahway
Patrol said.
AnthoQy F. Brtain1er. 28, •as
southbound on b.ll motorcycle
near the Harbor Boulevard ol·
framp wbeD be wu atruct by a
northbound car driven by
Sblrley Blyth e, 41. of
Westmimter. otncers said.
Mn. BrJthe. wbo WU taken to
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital. wUl be cbar1ed with
felony drunken driving and
vehicular maoalauabte r , of·
flcen said.
I
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
•when you buy one suit at our
regular price, you can buy another
of equal or lesser value for only one
dollar.
WASHINGTON CAP) -
MOtoreycle 1an11 bave IJ"OWD
into a national or1anb:ed crtDM
1aetwork dalinl ln dnall, lll'0-
1Ututioa and welfare fra.ad, K ·
cordlnl to police lnv•U1aton
and former l!iken.
Witneuel told a Rouae talk
torce on welfare reform Tbun-
day lb.It pnc operadoal DOW ft4
aemble tradlUoDal or1aDiled
crime ayndlcate9 wttb members
Uleaally mak1o1 tbouaudl ot
dollars a day.
"lt ia a documen~ and pro-
vable fact that these sues in·
volve themselves in aubatanUve ·
oraan.iz.ed crime activity," uid
Terry Katz, a Maryland State
Police officer who baa lo·
veatigated gangs in nortbeuteru
s tates. ffis written testimony
was presented by another of·
ficer
Katz estimated that 8,000 to
1s.ooo biters belona to seores ol
outlaw 1ancs acToss the COUD·
try. including the well-known
Hells Angels of California and
the Pennsylvania-based Pagans.
A man and a woman ldentilled
as former gang members said
outlaw bikers eam most of their
money by forci ng women
followers to sell drugs, engage in
prostitution and work as topless
dancers. Outlaw biker s com·
mooly Uve with women who U·
leaally collect welfare from
several states, they said.
·'lo my 12 yean wltb tbe
gana. we took welfare from five or alx states," said a woman
who t.estilled under the name of
Mary. She said abe wu married
to a member ol the Texu·bued
Bandito motorcycle 1an1.
in t0me c~. wltneasa aald,
gaoga cooperate wtth traditional
or&aniud crime factions in gun
and drug smuggling u well aa
murder ·
Tbe task force, created by the
House Republic an Research 1
CommJttee, is examining the
outlaw gang problem and its
conneclJon to weUare fraud.
·Ma r y ." to ld a House
Republican ta sk force on
welfare reform that the status of
women an motorcycle gangs
amounts to .. while s lavery."
F,....r..,,eAI
FETE .••
the ~ "could live em. it ••
But Tracy. who aa.id be bopea
to be able to get Halloween Hap-
pen in gs scheduled again next
year tn Mile Square Park, isn't
opt1m1st1c about future FountaJ.D
Valley carnivals
"One operator's quote to me
~ong-as-that-ordinanc
as on the books, there'll never be
another o ne in Fountain
Valley.'" Tracy said.
"You can 1aJte that for what it
as worth ... he concluded.
Cub and J ewelr y
Taken b y Thieves
Burglars who forced open a
s lidin1 rear door to enter a
Fountaio Valley home Tbunday
afternoon made ott with about
$117 in cub aod '5,0IS worth ol
beloo ... , police reported.
Le• B. Gray ol lll14 Petal
Ave., told police tbat $4,SJO
worth ol jewelry, lacludiq tbNe
one carat diamondl, were taken.
Al10 reported ml11iof were
abou& '735 worth ot oew aod an·
tique weapom.
~·
* I VOL. 71, NO. 215,' SECTIONS. M PAGD
8J DAYID IRl'ftllANN ... ..., ... ... w ..... -.. ........ ,o1 .
· MU fw Am Gilroy t.w,. Se.....a ... *CO Ille WU a
party ~ tor tbe f'W· mo.a of P\Qboy Nnterfokll Ill
t Hqb Hlfaer'1 PG1b dip la W• r LOIA ......
And ...t week, he'll be the
man who'll make Ir ine 'a
Harvest Festival ball tbe "bis"
f Big Yen
!For Buck
In Tokyo
By n.e A.uoctat.ed Presa
The U.S. dollar climbed to its
· highest point of the year against
' the Japanese yen today as in·
lerest rates continued to rise
sharply. Stock prices opened
higher as activity on Wall Street
continued to calm an er a wild
slide early in the week.
The dollar rose in Tokyo to
226.85 yen, up from 225.90 the
d ay be f o r e, a nd i t also
strengthened against other ma-
jor currencies. The J apanese
economy is being buffeted by a
wa ve of inflation brought on in
part by higher oil prices.
Thursday the U.S. Treasury
Dep a rtmen t sold long·le.rm
bonds with a yield of more than
10 percent for the fi rst time
ever. The bonds, which mature
in 15 years and one month,
brought an average yield of 10.17
percent.
The higher interest rates afid
stronger dollar s tem directly
from the F ederal Reserve
Board's deeUioo laat weekend to
tighten credit, an action tbat
seat tbe stock market loto a de-e» deeJJne.
Sa.ck prteea were up todQ
after sbowtq at.cm of atabtJbl.aa
t on Thursday, when the Dow
J ones average of 30 industrial
atocu alipped 4.10 to liW.a. br-
luiDI tbe ..ek'a IOla to la.II polata. Advanclns faauea led decll.Dwa on the New York 8'oek
Exchanp.
The price of gold, which bas
been gyrating wildly ln recent
weeks, dropped below $390 an
~c.e.~ London and Z urich..1.o::...
f day
~ ~Utah Minister
IRaps Gays iAt Train Rally
f, OGDEN, Utah <AP) -More
"tha n 100 gay rights advocates
r iding a train l o a r ally in
· Washlniton were m et in Ogden
on Thursday by 30 local sup-
, porters and a minister who Jay
across the track to p rotest \heir
lifestyle.
1 Billed as "the gay rights event
of the decade," the Nation~!
March on Washington for Les-
~bian and Gay Rights scheduled ~for Sunday 18 advertised as ~
l raJly by 100,000 people. Capitot
'Police said they were expecting
,about 25,000.
' The Rev. Robert Harris, 54, a
1tf ormer state legislator and
~minister of the Church of God in
Cbriat Congregational, greeted
, Amtrak's Calllornia Ze phyr with
. a banner reading: "Homosex-
\'U ala : You Devils are not
{ elcome Here.''
~ Orange Coas'
Weat•er
--•1g ....... , ..... \·:net'• ... _, 0"'°1, ttbo
............ JAi .... llrm
ti c ..... 9f1etatty, wW ._ la .,...,,,.... .. u..-..
bit top uad•r wbleb the
b U oen wlll do Uaelr toe·
blll...trridayalabt.
Ul'idaJ, Gilroy ••t out to Ulle di.rt .,.. ....,. the l.eDnia
~ It Hert&-.. Park where
tM teat wlll IO up to look over
tM WWW i I zAiAP aacl cUKu.i tbe ~ dtat IO lato plalUllal an ..-_.uum. n. pearl sray bic top wlth
bro8d Nd 1tripe1 will be able to
accommodate l ,JOO penooa fOf'
tbe 4lnntr aod da.oclnJ within ha
11,000 IQWIN feet of apace, be
H id.
Gilroy, whole firm bu pitched
ita mammoth canvas facWtles lo
all manner of locations and
• .... 0 ti
FIDEL CASTRO LASHn OUT AT 'WESt!MN IMPERIALISM'
Cuben Dk:tator Spellka ln U.N. o.tteral Aaeme.ty
Castro Calls U.S.
UNITED NATIONS <AP) -
FideJ Castro, finger wa ving in
the air and angry fist thumping
the lectern, demanded a "new
world order" and dressed down
lhe United States today for "ag·
gressive" and "exploitative"
policies around the world.
T he bearded Cuban president
addressed the U.N. General As·
sembly for the first time in 19
years after being whis ked inlo
the United Nations under tight
security. As he spoke, thousands
of a n ti· and pr o-Castroites
staged demonstrations nearby.
but they were not allowed close
to the U.N. grounds.
In a lengthy speech interrupt·
ed several times by applause
Irvine's Seniors
To Get Flu Shots
Free nu immunizations will be
offered lo senior citizens over
the age of 55, on Saturday, Oct.
20, at the Irvine Senior Center,
3807 Sandburg Way, Ir vine .
Sponsored jointly by the City
of Irvine, the lrvine Chapter of
the America n Association of
Retired Persons and the Oran1e
County Health Department, the
clinic will operate from 9 a.m. to
4p.m.
Plaia Aspirin?
from the 152-member Assembly,
t he green fatigue·clad Castro
declared he was speaking not as
the representative of Cuba but
as the current chairman of the
m ove ment of non·allgned na·
lions .
He also said he was not here to
''wound" the United States "in
its own house" wtth his words.
But during t he s peech's fi rst
hou r he lash ed out a t his
powe r ful northe r n neighbor
more than a half-dozen times -
for its poUcies m the Mideast.
southern Africa and Latin
America, particularly Puerto
Rico.
To a 15-second ovation from
the Assembly. he noted that lhe
non·aligned move ment in its
Havana summit meeting last
month had p r oclaimed its
"solidarity" with the indepen-
dence movement in that U.S.
commonwealth island, "despite
t he obstinacy of the United
Slates government demanding
that the i.asue of Puerto Rico be
considered an interna l pro-
blem." Castro a lso d e n ounced
"hostile acts, pressure and
threata" against his country by
the United States. noted that the
non·allgned conference had con·
d e moed the "u njus t " U.S.
economic blockade "by which
(See CASTRO, Page A2)
cJrcum1tuce1, aald the four·
pole bl1 tap to be UHd la 1rvlDe
will atancl 3S·feet tall from
1rounc1 to top.
Workers will be unloadlaa tbe
20,000 pounds ol lS-ounce CUlVU
Monday. By late Tuesday, the
big top abould be la place.
Once pitched. the bu1e tent
will bav~ a portable dante Door
meuurtng 21 feet by eo feet,
crystal chandeliers banging from
tbe ceWnc and a fully carpeted
noor.
G
0
llro, said the big top must meet ltrincent local and state
fire coda and that lt cannot be
located within 30 feet of an exist·
ing struct.W'e. The canvas alao is fully flame retardant .
''Thia is basically a good sur-
face, nat and hard," he said of
the dirt area over which the tent
and myriad canopies will spring
Refugee Concern
I
up for lbe thl'etHlay featival that
enda Oct. 21.
This la the aerond year Canvas
Specialty b aa handle d the
ha r vest festival a nd Gilroy
hopes Mother Nature 18 a little
less aSitated this year than lut.
That's because hieb winda and
thunder1bowerf gave festival
planners a few momenta of con·
cern last year, especially the
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OC Disease Care
.Urged by Cities
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIO..
Of!Mo..ty ~-· .. "
A strongly worded resolution
calling for immediate action t.o
protect county residents from
refugee·r ela ted disease was
adopted Thursday night by the
Orange County League or Cities.
The resolution. proposed by
. Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAlllster, passed on a 24 lo 2
vote, with Costa Mesa and
Irvine repre1Sentati ves dissent·
ing. <Related story Page A-4 J
M a cAIJls t e r c harged that
health problems posed by the
growing Southeast Asia refugee
population were "more serious"
tha n officlah were admitting
and that failure to act now could
mean epide mic disease out-
breaks in the future. MacAlllater
was unspeclfic about what dis·
eases be wu referrtq to.
The leque, tbroulh the re-aolutioo. ''ur.-&11·· ,........,...
the ~ Boe.rd ol ...,.....
''to pnUd tbe eoamt7 = I st .,...._ ol eommumlca e... ...... "
M acAJlister's rem a rks were
~ by Dr. Ba FJalini, acUAa ..-LY beaJlla aftlcer. wtao l•tel' told • ,........,, ''wldle
Ulen la eame for coacem tbwe
ls no ca-. for alann.
"We're dealinc with a fear of
the unknown r•tber than a fear
of the known," Ehllng said.
The leaRue resolution passed
House Backs
Pay Hike for
U.S. Workers
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
House accepted a fragile com-
promise today that could mean a
pay raise for Congress and
restoration of full pay for 1.5
million government workers in·
e ludin g 2 million military
personnel.
The action by voice vote put
pressure on the Senate to do
likewise.
The compromise was worked
out during intensive negotiations
by congreas1onal negotiators. 1t
called for the Senate lo accept
the House·passed 5.5 pe rcent
pay raise for lawmakers. Thal
move would add $3,200 a year lo
the current $57,500-a·year COO·
gresaiooal salary. The Senate bad
insisted it wanted DO pay rabe.
The compromise also called for
both the HOWie and Senate to ac·
cepl a modification lo exist-
ing Jan,ua ge limiting federal
funding for abortions.
Both Ho use a nd Senate
ne1otiators bad expressed hope
e arlier that lhelr respective
chambers would accept the com-
promise .
with httle debate. Only one
person •UUNtfd the leqoe
wak -al .... Worm ....... .................. cumhllllills ee--
Uon.
The extent ol the health pn>-
blema -to refugees and the general population -are under
study by disease experts from
the federal Center for Disease
Control, based in Atlanta.
School dis tricts, working in
conjunction with the county
Health Department. are testing
rerugee schoolchildren to de·
term1ne tC they hav e
tuberculosis
M acAJhster asserted that re· fugees were streaming into the
U S. without "proper screening
and quar antine procedures ."
More than 10 percent of the re-
fugees rt~:>etUing m the U S , be
said . are coming to Orange
County.
Ma c All is ter urged that the
federal government s low the in-
flux of refugees into the country
until the health problems have
been "i.aolated."
During • t a lk p r eceding MacA.lli.ster's, Dr. E hlln1 said
screenine of refugee• for
tubercWosia la bein& a~ated
from 150 to 1,580 pe'C pw maefbj~:·--111.u~ '" e&it .... ._.... ........
u4 • ...a-wUldD t.be coaaty •
"We are headed on a soUd
t:o urse," Ebhng said.
Tbe bealth officer aaid that
federal ser .. nia• proar•m•
...... ......... ,..,..,... m.ey
ba" u.I ••a number of aaps,"
bd.t CJl8l be baa been uaured
those prosram.s are now being
stnngtheoed.
Dan Y0tmg, an aide to Rep.
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Co......_..ble cloucllaeu
tbrocap Sat11rday. LoWl
toeiabt • to M . Bi&ba Satvdaf 'JO to 'JI.
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Bufferin Htu Ad Ache ·
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ot NH,port Harbor Art
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WASHINGTON (AP) -A
federal ldmlnlatratlve )ud1e or-
dered toaay that future advertia-
lq at.ate that Bufferin bu not
been ~ .a•nUer, nor Ex-cedrin more effective, than plain
11plrin. Jo . 1ddtt1M lllootaomery K.
Hyun. an admln11trative law
Juell• for the Federal Trade
CommlalloD, order.d Brtl10J·
ll1en Co. Md It.I ed•ertlllnl
a1eecM9 to dllcklee \bat Buf.
f erta, Saffdrln ud S.aced.rln
Pll .U eaatala uplrtn.
8riltol-M1er1 qutckly
Nlpil ated 'that it will OppoH y,_•, .... t.lklDc tbe .......
before lbe full Federal Trade Commluloo. 1'1e company baa
30 day• to appeal.
Tbe jud1e concluded that:
claims that &be Brlttol-llyen
product.I are faster, aafer or
more effective tbao uplrin have
not been eatabll1bed aclen-
tlfically .
He aatd future advertlatq
1bould caat1•n ltltementl Rell u ••Buff.-tn bu DOt .,... pro.
... to ......... to tbe .aomacta thaa .,.. •• or ''Saeedrta bu
not ~ more elfeetl" tbu ." Brl1tol-lle1•rt 1poke1maa llan'J ~ ~ HU111'f
findinC, notinl that the deeilioo clid not ,.y that the claim• wen
untrue, but that tbe)' are not pro.
ven.
''Bri1tol·M1er1 repreaenta-
Uona t.bat Excedrin, Excedrin
PM and 8'1tterin are superior to
other Jroduct• ate baaed, on clinic and 1cleotlflc 1tlldie1
and lully complJ" wltb tbe
PTC'• requirement•, Le'flne
aald.
He ~t ID tb.11 cue Jq. la ap a stricter 1tandard
for ad than bu .,._
uaed la tbe put, and tb1a wlll be
cballea1ed before tb• com-
(8ee ACRE. .... .U)
Utt'le Sfl•rt
Slx-year.i>Jcl Travis 'Waters of Irvine shows what he's
capable of dolna liven a chance, and anyone else in-
terested in finding out what's 1oin1 on at the local ftre
1tatloll in Irvine la invited to attend open bcMlles Saturday
at the Univenlty Fire St.ttioo, 2 Berkeley, and St.tUm .as
at 4881 Walnut. The open houses run from 9 a,m. to 4 p.m.
and are part of National Fire Prevention Week actlvlU•.
Travis tried out the equipment Tbund.ay at Stat.ion 28.
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1ENTS ...
wlnda.
Gilroy said a big top ll de·
1l1ned to withlland wtnda al up
to 70 mlJes per bout. Lut year,
be said, the wtnd 1peeda near
the fesUvaJ grounctt reached •·
Several or the center poles
Jumped olt the ground once or
twice and 8everal otb etl enapped.
"It's an awesome 1i1bt to
see," Gilroy said of the canvas
swaying in the wind.
But that wasn't all. The winds
blew dust and dirt lnstde and
-everyth.ing bad to be cleaned
again.
' And then an hour before the
ball was to start, the rains
came. Gilroy said a tent's worst
enemies are wind and rain, but
fortunately for the ballgoen, the
ehowers eased up and mud
wasn't a problem.
Drumming up business hun 't
been much of a problem either.
Gilroy said the demand for tent.a
at parties and other oecasiona
has been growing at a dramatic
rate.
"We can't make tents fast
enough, not even for our own
rental purposes," he said.
A good deal or the attraction,
he said, is the ability to enter-
tain large numbers or people un-
der the big lop.
He said his company has one
tent with 60,000 square feet of
usable space and which
measures 400 feet in length. He
said t his tent was made
especially for a boat show ln
Long Beach.
He Nici a few bu.lld.J.np are
able to -.. die aumben al ..... ~ ......... bf1_top.
. .
TM .....UYe tnd ... -.
_.... ._, .. ,_, alftclala •• re~ "1 a m.tont.y ot U.. ............ ..al tUt ...
cl•dH ayekolf Hd eoundl •••._.. •1 Wl1Uam1, Paul Humm Md Don Strauu.
TM IUlt IMb DO aKmllLarf
dam .... oaly revenal ol ta.
C'CMlllCO ~ rejectb,i. tbe ol
ftce aad amall wanbouee ~
ject.
The 1ult aJle1es t.he cow.c:11
majoriiJ ad.eel lUe1ally U. \he
rejection which wu baaed OD
tbe poulblUty that the erea
mla.bt be relODed tor realdeotlal
development.
Ryck(lff said he hun't aee:n
the auit ao he wu unable to com-
ment oo tbe spectnc proviliom of it.
However, he said, "1 felt the
action we look was justified and
le1al."
The mayor also said be
recreUed the fact that the com-
puy took the matter to court.
"It puts tblngs in ·a different re·
latiooahip," he added.
The property in question la
located between Jamboree Road
and MacArthur Boulevard north
of Ford Aeronutronlc plant.
At present the site contains
some industrial and commercial
development, including the
Newport Beach post office.
The suit noted the property is
zoned for that kind of develop-
ment and its general plan de·
aignation is for commercial and
industrial.
According to allegations in the
suit, the company's proposal
met all dty laws for develop-
ment on the site and the coun-
cil's rejection on the ground that
the site might be redesignat.ed
tor resicjenUal use was unfair
and Ulegll.
Costa Mesa
Cycle Crash
Kills Man
A Torrance man was kiUed in·
stantly early today when his
motorcycle collided head on
with a wrong way driver on the
San Diego Freeway an Costa
.Mesa, tbe California Highway Patrol Mid.
A.o•bon)r P .............. wu .ou&JabouDd OD Ju. motoreycle
near tbe Harbor Boulevard
off-ramp when be wu struck by a
northbound car driven by Shirley
Blythe, 48. of Westminster, of-
ficerssaid.
Lake Parillc
So much for the big surf predicted for the
Orange Coast this week by the U.S.
weather service. This was how things
looked ttt 9 o'clock thls monilng at a
popular surltng spot in Corona del Mar -
the east jetty at Big Corona. nie weather
service has been predicting 8iant swf all
week. It was supposed to have been
generated by a big .storm somewhere in
the Paclfic. "Ankle slappers" is the way
local lifeguards described the waves that
actually showed up.
Absence Charges
Dropped by Marines
The Marine Corps has dis·
missed unauthorized absence
charges against a corporal in-
volved in a kidnap-robbery at El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station
last year.
Government codes state that a
auapect muat be broucbt to trial
within 90 days of confloement.
Burgess' co urt-martial .
acbeduled for Thursday, was
a b out a week i ate, the
spokesman noted.
Wtro
Meeting
Not 1..ikely
NEW YORK <AP> -CUban
President Fidel Ca1tro hH
1lpal.ed wUllnpen to talk with
American officla.La dudn1 bis current visit to New Yort, but
lbe United Stata appareatly b.u
no plans for such • meeti.nc.
•
Ne~ Beaeb City Cwll
memben are tryln1 to C*ll•
promlM db tbe ~ of lntDe °"Ute~ route"' u. ... .Joaq n Ila Trantport.atlon
Corridor.
The corrldor ii to con.oeet tbe
Corona d•l Mu Freeway at
MacArthur Boulevard wlth
the San Dleco P'reew•1 at Avery
Parkway J~ no..U. of San .Jua
Capistrano.
County officials are uklnr
eltle1 alons the route to tell them which route allcnment
they like.
Newport Wtiall.y took a poe.i·
tlon favoriDI the aU1nmeDt
fart.best from their city. lrviDe••
position wu the reverse.
At their meetin& Tuesday,
Newport council members laid
they were willing to 10 tor a
route between the two utnmea
after lrvtne city offlclail 1aJd ln·
formally they'd do the aame.
Irvine council memben ha·
ven't bad a chance to act
formally on the comprolllUe yet.
E,....PflfleAJ
CASTRO •••
the United States seeka to isolate
the Cuban revolution, aeekine to
destroy it."
He drew a Iona round al ap-
pl a use when he declared the
non-aliened movement's support·
for the Palestinian "rilbt to a
homeland" within hiatoric
Palestine and denounced the
U S .-Iaraeli peace proc:eu. call-
ing the Palestinians "the living
symbols of the most terrible
crime ol our era."
The A.uembly's warm recep-
tion for Cutro wu expected.
The world body I~ dominated by
the developing countries of the
Third World
A special court·martial ruled
Thursday that Cpl. John
Burgess. 21, had not been grant·
ed a speedy trial He was re-
turned lo full duUes as a driver,
a spokesman said.
Burgess was reportedly kid· napped at gunpoint Nov . 13 by a
beefy, red-haired woman and
her male companion after they
took $6,000 that Burgess and a
woman emp loyee were
transporting lo a base bank.
Sources close to the bue rob-
bery case reported that the ln·
vestlgaUon into the cue and
Burgess' lnvolvement as either
a victim or suspect ls contlnu·
iog.
Burgess and civilian employee
Vera Richardson, 32, of Garden
Grove were slopped In a van at
an El Toro base Intersection
Nov. J3 when two assailants
forced their way mto the vehi-
cle, a Marine Corps spokesman
said at the t.Jme .
During an lntervlew aboard
hi• plane, Castro toJd Americao
freetance journal.Lat Joa Alpert • a6 C b
that such a meeting "depends on LrieSa Q b ie the U .S. offki&l.s . . . l have
FBI attempts to locate the cor·
poral failed. but Burgess finally
turned up in his hometown,
Charleston, W. Va., in April
when local police arrested him
following an 1nc1denl there,
authorities aaid.
He •fe traulerred to a Qua.
Ueo, !:.:.-Ub'llarta. C..,. ...__ don f -.Ju&, •• oftld.als said, and finally traaaport.ed
back lo El Toro on July 21.
Burgess and Miss Ri chardson
were on a rouunc run from the
base's Specull Services oflice to
a base bank
Miss Richardson saad she
1tru1&led free aft.er lbe band.It.&
left bw bound aDd 1a11..S ln the aba.ndoned van in Tuiltio. Sbe said the pair took Burs ... wlth
them .
FromP~Al
nothing against that."
The Interview was aired on the Robbed, Put
NBC "Today " program on
Thursday In Car Trunk
American officials have had
virtually no comment about
Castro·s visit. And a State
Department spokesman. who
declined to be idenlJf1ed. scud
lbere were no plans for such a
meelln&.
Cost a Mesa po lice are
!\ear<'tung for a man and woman
who robbed a l.llx1 driver of $60
at gunpoa.nt then locked him ill
the trunk or his cab.
PolJce saJd the robbery oc-
curred lborUy before midlldabt
WednesdaJ after th• cabble t~lred .ap tbe couple at llO PtDe Canvas Specialty manulac·
tures tents, tarpaulins, truck
covers, awnings and canopies as
well as handling parties for
everyone from Hugh Hefner and
his bunnies lo the Harvest
festival.
Mrs. Blythe, who was taken lo
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital ~ill charged-With
--ntont=a"runken driving and
vehicular manslaughter, of-
ficers said. Caucus Seen
As Key Test
A Marine Corps spokesman
said that original charges
agamst the corporal were lo in·
elude suspicion of robbery and
kidnap However. the U S. At·
wrM"y'. offln:trr us-ngefes
cxerC'1sed a government option
to pu~ue the robbery and kid ·
nap invet1ligat1on, he said.
LEAGUE ..• -
Je rry Patterson, [).Santa Ana.
said that a variety of r esponses
will be prepared to react to in
formation developed by the
Center for Disease Control.
Sterilization
Move Denied
WA S Hl~GTO~ IAPl
Amenc·an Cyanamid Co denJe'
1tovernment chargel> that f1 vf'
women workers were pressured
into being sterilized as a condJ
lion for keeping jobs that ex
posed them to toxic lead
partld~.
The cab driver, 27-year-old
Ph11hp Morin , told police that
the man pulled a long-barreled
revolver and demanded cash as
they wttnr dr1vtng on Placenua -
A \'t'nU('
lie l:ikr forced Monn into the
trunk The robber "l> accomplice,
a stocky . blonde haired woman
in her early 20s. reportedly told
Moran .. it 's nothing personal" as
her fri end slammed the trunk lid
down on Morin's left arm. He wasn 't injured. WASHINGTON (AP)
Presidenllal chief of staff
flamiltm Jordan aaid Thursday
that Saturday's country
CfUCUMI ln Florida will be an
important teat of 1tren1tb
between Presldent Carter -.cl Sen. Edward K . Kennedy.
• "It .. certainly • tell al ••
pprt, llDd latemlt)' of support,
ud a test of ::s•nlaaUonal
ablllty," Jordan a l1'0U(> "'
l'fPOrterl at tbe Carter-Mondale
oampailn beedquartera.
' p,,_ •-.e .4J
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.fnluloa. . AltbouCb ... ordend the dil·
li' loellnl la futm'e advertlllq, yun deellDed to order ecll'ftC·
, ve ..:IYerUa&aa ln relation to ~lailDI tbat tbe produdl relieve
;tAtuloa u well u pal.a. SUcb ~laima have not been made t. )l'lore than 10 yean, be noted.
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Well-dressed Thug
Robs Newport Bank
Newpon Beach police are
1eeking a well-dressed bandit
who held up the Weatclltt Bank
of America branch for .,_ at
noon 'lbunday.
Tbe man wu described u be-
lna about six feet tall and
welcblq 200 poud.I. He bad
dark curly ba1r ad a muatacbe.
Witne1Sea told police be ap-
peared to be between tbe ace-of '5 and 40.
Accordl.q to police reports,
tbe man, who wu drened in
brown llaeu and a lilht brown
tweed coat, banded a teUer a
note wblcb ordered her to clean
out her cub drawer.
The woman told police the
man appeared to have a gun
tt\lck in his waistband, although
she didn't eee the weapon.
She said abe put the cash in a
leather pouch he handed ber and
tile man left tbe bank, which is
1n tbe Westcllff Shopping Center
at Irvine Avenue and West.cliff Drive.
A witness in the parkin1 lot of
the bank said 1he saw a man
matching that description 1et in-
to a red car wtth black. bucket seats.
The witnesa said the car waa
American made and appeared to
be about 10 yean old. .
888e Win& Reprieve 1
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Army'• recruiting center at Fort
Dix, N.J., hu a new lease on
life. The Penta1on said Wednes-
day it bad changed its mind and
decided not to close the base u
planned. Tbe planned closure,
which was a bot political iaaue in
the re1ion . ·was reversed
because Army official.I aaid they
hope to increase recruiUnc ef.
fort• and will need the facility.
Freeway Sh~t
Road Work Set Tonight
The San 0te10' Freel'Q ~ar.the aouth SJll Clemente
dty llm1la Will be c10Md temporarily from 11 o'clock
toelsbt wMll T a.m. S.tw'da1 for prellmlD.ary bridle ccm·
1truct1on won. ·
\
TllB N08'1'1180IJND IANlt8 will be cloMd trom•u
toaifbt UDdl about I a.m . l'reew•Y tralftc will be dlnn.d GDto side ltnetl, Catrrua omctal.t Mid.
Sou&bbOund Sa J>teao Freeway IHM wlJJ be cloeed
from I:• to '7 a.m. Saturday wblle CaJTrana rirkmen ln·
stall the lkelMal bemAabw al the pluned ovtrpau that wlll 1-S to Coocordfa J:lementarJ Scbool Marby. Tr.mt
wW •Cain NdlYel'ted to1lde1t.reet1.
TU n &DAY ••oner " part of. th'"·YMI'
project to wtden and l•Pf'O" oe ud off rempe °" the
freeway tbtoup San Clemente.
Young also toJd league m'em·
bers th.at Patterson and other
congressmen facing similar pro-
blems in their atalea plan to
carry a measa1e lo the WhJte
Hou1e nexl week. aakin1 for federal aaalatance.
"It'• a oaUonal problem,"
said Younc. noUnc that it w .. by
presidential decree that quotas
were lifted lo allow areatcr
numbers ol lmmJiranta to enter
the country.
The cost.a of solving the Neul·
tant problems, be HJd, 1bouldn '\
come out ol atate. cou.oty and el·
ly budget.I.
The OccupaUooal Safety and
Health AdrninbtraUoo La propoe-
lng ·that lbe cbemJcaJ company
be fined '10,000 tor a1Je1d}' re-q u l rl n 1 the •omen to be
aterillaed to cootinue wortdq ln
the lead pl,f.meat sectloG ol a wmow la.lad, w. Va., planL
OSHA said TbundJly the al-
leged actioa ls a "wtlllW riola-
tion · · ol the ()ccQpaUonaJ s.fety
and Heal&h Act. P'ederal oftlda.11
•aid the dt.Uoo ... tbe ftnt "' Its klnd.
Men's Suits
·_for only
One Dollar!*
•when you buy one s.uit at our
regular price, you ca n buy another
ol equal or lesser value for only one
dollar.
The couple apparently Oed oo
foot. Police said a PJacenUa tt--
sldent beard Morin poundinl on . the uwde o1 tbe trunk.
Tbe oet1hbor phoned police
but dJdn't bother to tell Monn.
He wa1 sUU .POUDd1nt wbeo ol·
flcers an1ved and fouod the
trunk tey oo the froot aeat ol U.
car .
Police retumed to Pine Street
but none of the realdeata tbere
knew ~ about the couple,
lnvesU, ... said.
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BOSl'ON CAP> CaUfomla
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr
uraed the nauon Thursday to
cure lta "addiction" to nuelur
power, but berome fuclnaled
again with space eitplor1Uoa
Speakina at Boston Univenil.)I
and later at the Maasachuaetta
Statehouse, the Democratic pre
aidenliaJ hopeful complained
tbat utilities were plannina a
$1..6 million advertising cam
pa1gn next month to Improve the
image of nuclear power.
He said radio and television
stations that carry pro-nuclear
ads should be required to pro-
vide free air time to nuclear op-
ponents.
.. l. for one, would Uke to s~
the United States get off its ad-
diction. to nuclear power, the
sooner the better,'' Brown told
several hundred cheering stu-
dents
However. the college audience
had a mixed r eaction when
Brown called for increasing the
U.S. space budget by S2 billion a
year a 50 percent hike.
Himtington
ManSlwots
Wife, Kills Self
The wife of a Huntington
Beach man remains in critical
c ondition at St Jos eph's
Hospital in Orange today after
her estranged husband shot her
Thu_rsday on their first wedding
anmveraary.
Ted Miller, 38, then shot
himself to death with a .2S
caliber automatic pistol.
Authorities said today th•\ Illa estranged mate, Renee, 20
·yean old and pregnant, isn't ex-
pected to u~e.
The shooting took place at
Mrs.. MHle r 's Garden Grove
home. PdMce theorize that
MUler originally hadn't intended
to shoot bia wife. Offtee~ dre\N this theory from I two bandwrltten suicide notes
\
Miller left at bis Huntington
Beach home on Florida Street.
The notes expressed bitterness ___ ~~r~Y...OUD&. wile. A-.willin.·
eluded in the notes left nothing
to her. officer Fred Aken said.
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J
One note was addressed to
her . and one was addressed to
Miller 's 17-year-old son by a pre-
vious marriage.
The couple had been separat-
ed for about three months, Aken
said
Po lice received a telephone
call at a bout 6 a.m. Thursday
a bout a woman calling for help
al Mrs. Miller's home on Flower
Street in Garden Grove.
Tha t's whe r e they fo und
Miller 's body , his critically
wounded wife and the small
pistol.
Lance Trial Slated
ATLANTA CAP) -Former
federal budget director Bert
Lance's trial on bank fraud
charges should begin on Jan. 14,
a federal magistrate recom-
mended Thurs day . U.S.
Magistrate Allen L. Cba_ncey Jr.
also rejected motions by two of
Lance's three co-defendants to
dismiss the case and to remove
U.S. District Judge Charles A
Moye as presiding judge
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ehoo.e to 1lql• out nuclear
•••r""lf 11 lll• 1ln1I• moat
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h,rl09 ... " rtA when, be ~lalma. tl elmply lln't lD COD'I•
parlaon with other upeetaot life.
SpHklnt, to • Unlveralt)'
rorum •-enc• Thurtday on
ump••· Dr. l'rtderlc Carl Ludwll contended that \be
health NU lllvolved lo the UH ol nuca..r 111 araed power are
Shall We Daw~e? AP Wlr.,..._
Russian dancers Leonid and Valentina Kozlov walk
thr~ugh the airpor~ in New Orleans after arriving for
the1c performance m Ballet Galaxie '79. It will be their
first appear a nce since defecting from the Soviet Union
Sept. 16.
Campaign F unding
Hearing Scheduled
A Feb. 11 preliminary hearing
date has been scheduled in the
campaign fund launderina case
lnvolvine Orange County Board
of Supervbors Chairman Philip An=aod three codefendanta. The was ordered by new
ly appol t.ed Central Municipal
Co~rt Judge Alan Plaia over the
objections of prosecutors who
wanted the hearing_to ~in_
witlilnt.he next two weeks
Resolution of a pending appeal
ana time conflicts were advanced
by defense attorneys as argu.
ments for the delay. The pre
liminary hearing most recenlly
had been scheduled to begin July
23.
Facing allegations of conceal
ing the true sources of funds
used in several 1976 political
campaigns are Anthony, former
cou n ty s upervi so r Ralph
Diedrich, former Anahei m city
councilman WilliiAm Kott , and
onetime political financier Gene
Conrad.
T he case 1s being prosecuted
t by the stale Attorney General's
office.
Deputy Attorney General Jef
frey Joseph said it was unlikely
that he would pursue a writ to
force an earlier dale for the pre
liminary hearing. "ll would pro-
bably only mean more delay,"
he said.
July's proceedings bogged
down when Joseph and Deputy
Atto rney Ge neral Richa r d
.Waden objected to assignment of
the case to Central District
Court Judge Robert Law.
They filed an affadavit of pre-
j udice against Judge Law, a
move that touched off a leRal
battle now awaiting a dec1s1on
from the Fourth District Court
of Appeala in Sao Bemard.lno.
Joseph said he expects a rul-
ing on the appeal within two
weeks.
Judge Plaia, recently appoint.
ed to the bench by Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr . is the the 10th
Ora nge County jurt.li.l to have been-invol~ in the C1lse~faf'.
Beckman Hits
Ransom Snag
In Kidnap
By The Associated Press
A Fullerton based hrm work
mg to release t wo employees held
by .a Central American revolu-
t1om1ry group l.ays technical pro·
blems have prevented 1t from car
rying out some details of the
ransom demand
T he Revolutionary Party of
Central American Workers has
claimed responsibility for the El
Salvador k1d napp1ngs of two
B ec kma n I ns t rument s
employees Sept. 21. and the slay·
ing of a bodyguard at the sume
time
I
1 '29 Crash, Medic al
Hope Eyed Sunday
As part of the ransom. the
group asked the company to iA r·
range and pay ror two-page ad-
v e r t i seme n ts i n s a v e r a I
newspapers in the United States,
Europe and Central America to
promote the group's aims .
Compa ny s pokesman 8 111
Gregory said here that technical
problems prevented the two U.S.
newspapers wbich carried the
ad vertiseme nts Wednesd ay
from printing them in the three
colors as th e k idn a ppe r s
s pecified.
After a week of drastic nuc-
tuaUom on Wall Street, Sun-
day's Dally PUot wiU loot at Uw
Craib Of "21 and some lnnova·
Uona that may cut medical coats
in the future.
BLEA& LOOK BACK -lt
was 50 years a10 that the
1peculaUve ltOCk market J:Ol.
&apeed. ma.rtdq the ~stnntq
ol UM Great Depreasion. An Al.·
aoc•.uid Prtla writ.er ~
tboee awful days when fortunes •••PQnt«I md the Roartq ...
ended with a wblmper.
PIHPOIN'ftNG ILl..8 -Great
ltrillll Ill aMClieaJ nsearcb are
......... lJl&O produetl that
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(suNDAY'S BEST)
the Business of the Week.
MEDIA MASSAGEf -Com-
panies have a lot to s ay lo
employees and the employee old IOAtP •beet 11 lurnin1 into a
1touy magazine these fla~. A
look at what local firms bav'e to
uy and bow tbey say lt In
You/Ywr Money.
STAU 8PilKLING -In two
tntel1almnent stones, young TV
star Meliaa• Gilbert tella why
1be'1 always wanted to play th~
part of Helen Keller in tbe
"llllracl• Worker" which abe wm 4o SUnda1 nicbt, and Henry
Fonda aplalna why be wu in·
trill*ltoplayacrlmlnal.
"Our approach to the papers
is to do as much as they can."
he said. "We're complying with
the demands of the kidnappers
to run them a.s specifically as we
can to the extent possible."
He also said there might be
anti-terrorist laws preventing
publication Jf the material in
some Cenl~al American couo·
tries.
"I have had no specific pro-
blem so far. We're still in the
process of delivering the copy,"
Gregory aaid. He would not Iden-
tify which Central American
countries were involved.
Taken captive were F austo
Bucheli, 41, a Calilornia-bued eniJ.neer, and Denni• McDonald
37, 1eneral manager of the El
Salvador plant, wbicb employs
aboat 500 l:l Salvad.ori1na. Both
hoata,.. •re reported In food
condlUon, Oreaory aald.
\
amilJ NII compared with the
chance• people take 'n oUael'
areas al IOCiet)'.
''WJly don't We lbut doWD the
1lrPol't. and coal mines ad
walk to wort If we want (a biib)
level ot lltetyf" LM raeudler
ubd.
Ludwhr. a former chief ot the
t'eCer Fratld1
pat.boloo aecUoo of tbe rr.neb
Atomic Dlerl)' Eatabllahmeot
Cent. In Pri, HJd the level cl
racllatioa emitted from a coal·
fired POwer plant can be •• much as four Umes bl1ber than
th1t from a nuclear plant.
On atrlctly r1dlolo1lcal
1rounda, the UC proleuor aald,
Libertarians
Fight ~arge
The Orange Coanty chairman
of the Libertarian Party s aid
Thursday that the or garuiation
1s doing its own detective work
1n efforts to disprove charges of
fraud in a voter registration
drive.
.. We feel our honor is ~ stake."
Po lie~
Complaints
Exempted
By The AH odated Presi.
A California Supreme Court
ruhng growing out uf a f ullcrt.on
case will make 1t easier for
citizens to make formal com-
plaints about police conduct
The ruling Thursday tn effect
<"<empts c1t1zen complaints from
the state law making 1t a m1sde
meanor to rile a false police re
port
Thal wnl> good news for Jose
and J oyrl' Garcia of Ce rritos
The Garcias complained to the
Fullerton polict on MiAy 5 after
w1 t ness1ng what they thought
was police brutali ty when six
policemen arrested a 19-year-old
man tn a disturbance
The police said the Garcias·
charges were raise. On May 21,
the Garcias were charged with
filing a false police report, and
they were convicted after an
eight-day j ury trial that ended
Aug. 3.
L a t e r . Ora n ge C ounty
Municipal Judge Dave Bach Jr.
said be would diJlmias the case U the Supreme Court decicled to let
st.and a Fifth Dlatrlct Court ol Appeals decision in a similar
case involving Gloria Pena of
Tulare
Mrs. Pena was charged under
the same false-reporlinl statute
as the Garcias after ahe wrote a letter to the Tulare police chief
complaining or police brutality.
The court of appeal held that tbe false report law doesn't app·
ly in such cases. The Supreme
Cour t ruled Thursday that it
wo uld not consider an appeal i rom the Pena-deciSiOn. --
When the Supreme Court's un
animous Pena r uling became
known Thursd:Jy . Bach dis
missed the charges against the
Garcias
Libertarian official Jack Dean
said.
"The charges probably have
made us look bad in some circles
and we have a pointto prove."
More than 1,500 voter registra-
tion forms for the Ll bertartan
Party were turned over to the
~strict at torney for investiga-
llon
"Orange County Registrar of
Voters Al Olson said that no ad-
dresses existed for a large
number of the registration cards
and efforts to confirm others by
m ail we r e returne d as un-
deli verable.
Dean said that party officials
re·checked rune cards that were
returned as undeliverable .
He dedared that six of the ad-
dresses on the registratio n
forms dld in fact match the re-
gistranrs place of residence
One of the six had previously
moved from the listed address.
he said
"What we art--;e<'mg 1s an ob·
v1ous problem with the U S
Postal Serv1('c in not betng <1hlc to
delt ver the mail properly.' ht
said
Kids Fight
Over Go phers
S AN DIEGO <API
Kidco Ltd. Ventures. lhe
company run by the four
Cessna kids, ls once again
taking on the State or
California -tbla time over the right to kill
gopben.
The yow.pters' com·
pany sued ~v. Edmund
G Brown Jr and other of ..
f1 c1als Thursday in an at-
tempt to void a Ul33 state
law reculaUnC peat con-
trol.
The Cessnas. led by
14-year-old Diclue. claim
s tate officials have re·
fused to gra nt Kidco
permission to kill gophers
unless the youngsters first
-teanratl about-pestind~
and then obtain a License
through the state Depart
m e n l o( food and
A~ricultun•
Vegetable Garden -....
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a Q\lC&ear plaQl la cleaalr tMa a
cdal DlaaL Yet; Luchrll ..W, tbe ,....
bu C01De to mlltnllt ........
power bHed lar1•l1 oa tt.
lecacy .. a milltat1 ....,..
CrlUca alt.be JIO"I' 80Unll. ti
course, eoatead t-at Uae
teebnolotY baa a.ot J•t bMa
~rfeetAd enou"' to preveal a poa1Jble cat.aa&tophlc meltdowD
of a nuclear react.or con an ac-:
cldent lhey say could 1pew "!
radioactlve clouds onr populat. ~
ed areas, leading to 1l1neu and
~alb. ~
Supporters of the powe~ · source, however, 1ay the
chances ot such an accident eve~
occurring are almost one in a
biJUon and they cite a Federal
study known u the Raamuaaen
Report as the buis for their con-
tention.
Said Ludwig: 'il'm all for
ecology, and that's why I'm for
nuclear energy."
Although he has been on the
UCI medical fa culty since U189,
Ludwig ls still active in research <:
related to nuclear energy and
public safety.
From April to last month, be
was on leave in Paris to conduct
a survey oo the biological safety ot the nuclear industry for the
French Ministry of Health.
One of bis recommendations
to French officials, Ludwig said,
will be to urge reforms in educa-
tion since he believes the public is
deficient in its knowledge and un·
d erstand.ingof risks .
The judgment of citizens, he
said, tbus could be improved
through educatJon on risk fac·
tors.
For in.stance. be s aid fears
that a nuclear power plant could
possibly explode are unfounded
since the uranium used in the
fuel rods would need to be 100
percent pure to allow iA sudden
chain reiAcllon
Instead, Ludwig said, the fuel
1n nucleiAr pJanls 1s not enriched
enough to allow such a blast to
O('CUr
The UC doctor also said it 1s
.. dubious .. the accident at Pen.
nsylvarua·s Three Mile Island
nuclear power plant should have
been Vlewed as a disaster.
No one was tnJUred, be said
There was no need to evacuate
the surrounding communities
and there was no need for public
offic1al.s to tour the area and
s uggest there was something
special about the mishap.
Discuasiog concerns of
nuclear roes about atoraae of ra~
dioactive waate materiata, Ludwi& Mid the uf-.t metbod of d.ispoql ia atorqe In aben-<kloel alt llliJI-. 8)' tbe year
2000, he said. Oftly ooe pereent ol
the available space in tl\ese
mines wiU have been used for storage of radjoact.ive •utea.
!.udwic told facult,r memberw
and ~ that the body's tolerance limit for radiatJoa per
year ~ 500 milllrads. A lethal
dose ol radiation is considered to
be 400-SOO rads.
(A rad is a dosage of absorbed
radiation equal to the absorbtioo
~oo e;gs of energy per grJ!!!!_9f
Ludwig s aid p eople who
smoke have no right to criticize
nuclear energy because or the
IJISks they assume by inhaling .
ti~a rette smoke
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News01en Don't Count?
WIDOI .... vora IS TAUSD "' YONDBa: JUll t.b• otMI' da)' 1 ~ cl"OIMd my delk from Oraaa• eoun.
'1 '• o.....i Servte. Aaency •uaeatinJI thM we beN ln
the ......,.r nomlut.e a candld•te for Ut. upcomln•
t-.CUoG.
Addldonall)'. lt wu noted in Lbe letter trom A £
Ol1on, our county r•ci1tnr of voters, that other
aewapapen &nd radk> aod ~vlak>n ataUocia of our recM>o
bave a&lo been invited to nominate candidates.
Your ftrat avaplclon, of courae, m labt be that
somebody want.a newspaper back.I to abrupUy 1 .. p into the
poUUcal arena. 'That would be cbolce. Havlnc Lbe un
quallfted trylna to lead the unwary A disaster
Notqulle.
ACl'\1AILY, WJIAT Ma. OLION and \he county elec·
tion people want lbe news types to do ta help fill a special
,..... ElecUoa ObH.rven Panel.
Such look·l.n panels are autbortaed under tbe state's
Commiaaloo oo V0Un1 Machine •Pd Vote Tabulating
Devices. The county is supposed to form up \he observer
panel by lnvtting representatives from the central commit-
tees of qualified political parties, plus five news backs .
You s uspect tbat the panel is supposed to be sharp-
eyed when the votes start getting tabulated. They would be
expected to determine that no ballots fall down cracks or that
Or ange County vote-tabulating machinery doesn't eat any
ballots and then spit them oulin shredded form.
FRANKLY, FOR THIS upcoming Nov. 6 districts and
special election. I'm uncertain you could find fi ve news
types that could serve as observers.
Most or these scribes who have been around elections al
all are usually so thrilled by having covered the politics
that they are snoring by the time election night rolls
around. About tbe only thing they care about then is getting it
over with.
-~-~ BLOODY, UNBOWED
Sen. Herman Telm•dge
Denounced
Senator
To Run
WASHINGTON CAP ) -
Within moments of being over·
whelmingly denounced by hls
S e nate co ll ea gue s for
• • reprehe111ible'' flnanclal con·
duc t , Herman E . Talmadge
started beating the drums for
his re-election.
"11.ntend to serve as tbe senior
senator from the grand state ol
Georgia for a number or years to
come," Talmadge said Tbun-
day, shortly after the Senate
vote to denounce him.
TALMADGE, SERVING his
fourth term, is tbe first member
of the Senate to be disciplined by
his colleagues in more than 10
years.
Sen a t e Majo r ity Leader
Robert C Byrd, D·W.Va .. s aid
as far as he is concerned , the
81·15 vote to denounce Talmadge
ends the case.
"I think we should put this
matter behmd us." Byrd said.
·'The senator has accepted the
Senate's decision.·'
A s chairman o r the
Democratic caucus. Byrd would
play a critical role in any possl·
blc further disciplinary action
against Talmadge. chairman of
the Senate Agriculture Commit-
tee. Only two of tbe seven senators
wbo have bee n se ns ured in
Sen ate history have been re-
elected
HoUlle Rejects Price Controls
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tb9 Hou., tuna1q back elforta to
relnat•te price Udl oa bome
beatta1 oll. dleHl tu.I aad
domestic crude oU, baa Clv.
Pr•1tclmt Carter a free bud la
Httlnl oll·pridn.I policy.
In bwo dedllve eoer11 vlc·
tortes TbUl"lldaJ for the pn11.
dent, HoUle memben IOl1dJy ,. jected arpment. by liberals
that the admlnlatrat.ion•a de-
re,-ulatioll po1ld11 were l1Din1
oll lndUltr)' pocket. at the ex-
penae cl American COOJumen.
THE ROUS& flral voted
2S7-13S to let at.and Carter's plan
for allowin1 tbe price or
domeatically produced crude oU
to riae to world market levela by
mid-1.981. The president bu said
tbal ia a crucial element in b1a
drive to reduce U.S. rellance oa
imported oil.
Theo, by a 2.f.3.J.2' margin, it
turned down a proposal to relm·
pose price cootrola on beat.in& oU
and diesel fuel for the com.inc
winter. 'Ibo8e ceil.ln1s wett lift.
ed in 1976 by the.n-Prealdent
Gerald R. Ford. Carter baa the
power to reimpose them but bu
chosen not to do ao.
··Decontrol mu.at be the bue
ror a rational enercy prop-am
for our countr.Y." tald Rep. Timothy Wirth, D-COlo., ecbolQa
the I White ffouM ~iUoa. "We
must be wllliDI to admll to
ounelv• that the Ume of cbeap
ener1ylliane."
THE VOTES ON oll·pridq
policy came aa the Bouae
worked on Jeelllatloo autborh-
in& funds for tbe Departmem ol
Energy for the flacal year tblt
began Oct. l .
The double-barreled action
marke d the f i rs t c lear-c ul
energy victories the president
has been given by the House i.n
months. And lhey reversed two
earlier non-binding votes by
House Democrats r enouncing
the p resident 's 0 1 l-prlclng
policies
Im ported c rude oil. whose
price is set by members of tbe
Organization of Petroleum Ex-
porting Countries, now coslti
about $23 to $24 a ba rrel -
roughly twice the aver 11gc con
trolled pnce of U S. oil
R EP. TOBV Moffett, 0-Coon.,
leader of the forces pressing for
price controlB. argued that big
oil companies have Invested
blHions of dollars in new ex-
ploratloa anyway and do not
need the added lJJcenUvu pro-
vided by UDreltrtcted pricea.
Moffett IOftened bJa aDMDd·
ment to allow dere'/ulatlaa cl oil
trom Aluka an newly dl•·
covered oil. but wu 1\.lll unable
to plck up the needed votes.
After MoffeU'a measure wu
rejected. Rep. Peter Koatmayer,
D·Pa .• prop<»ed the Ud on aae.t-
ing oil and diesel fuel.
Pet Petted?
Penthowe Model Sues Mag
CHARLO'ITE, N.C. CAP > -The clothes were too big,
the shoes the wron1 si&e, and TereH Mackey says the
photo aeuioo in a Florida hotel room for Pent.bouse
magutne seemed "very unprofesaioaal."
THE at-VZA*-OLD Cbarlotte woman claims, IJl a suit
filed nnnday lD Mecklenburg County Superior Court, that
sbewucoercedl.ntosnortJqcocaineandbniDgsexualrela·
Uona with the pbotofl'lpber -and never 1ot pald for pos·
ing fora "PetoftheMootb"ceaterfold. Pentbousedeoiestbe
charges.
The suit accuses the New Yort-bued magazine, its
publisher Bob G"ucciooe and art director Joe Brooks, who
took the pictW'ea. offraud, and asks more than ft.6 million in
damages.
THE 8lJIT CIAIJIS Broolts lured Ms. Mackey to
Florid.a and promised her the plum of being named Pet of
the Year, worth Sl.!50,000, in order lo have sexual relations
with her wbea be photographed her in AugUst i.n the
MuUny Hotel IJl Coconut Grove, near Miami.
Durtnc three days there, the suit says, Brooks took
1,728 pictul'e8 of Ma. Mackey in an assort of underwear
and forced her to have "coatinlaOUS" aexu.al relatioaa with
bim.
YOO Ll8T£N TO ALL the politicians talk through the
grinding daya of a campaign and eat all those rubber
chicken political lunches and you're about to lapse into a
catatonic state. Your eyes are glazed. Your ears hurt. You
are sufferiq chronic acid lndJteatioo. Slace t.be newa people now just want to eet done, it
becomes doubtlul bow dlUtenl they would be IJl ferretinl
out errors. Just move It. Count and finl.sb It. Cuban Boats Eyed
NO VOTE COUNTING system bas ever wrapped up an
election fast enough to s atisfy the griping, complaining,
whining news people who are tortured with the assignment
of covering it
Thus it may be difficult to scour the newsrooms of our
region and find fi ve victims for the committee.
WASHINGTON <AP> -Two
Cuban missile boats have ap·
pl'ared at a Cuban port about 50
m iles from Guantanamo. the
LI S naval base where about
~200 --Mttnn~ soon-wttt'stage a
reinforcement exercise. accord
ing to administration sources.
__ -Maybe w~ ean-fmd -an 1D1WBl'Y !J>offiwn er who is
languishing a round his desk, reading the racing wire
We could lure blm onto the election panel by telling
him he was going to get to watch a race.
Caucos Dates Upheld by Judge
Alt hough Soviet-built Komar
boats ar e not usually s~n in
Santiago. the sources indicated
no concern that the craft, armed
with Styx missiles, might try to
interfere with the Marine land-
ings next week from three Navy
amphibious ships.
ORLANDO. Fla. (AP> -A
federal judge on Thursday de·
Died a Hebrew teacher's petition
to delay county Democratic
caucuses in Florida because
tbey fall on the Jewish sabbath.
U.S. District Judge George
Young said be turned down the
request because tbe caucuses
are non·bioding and are not
funded by state, local or federal
governments.
Cuban President Fidel Castro
has taken a low-key approach to
the impending Ma rine opera-
tion, telling one journalist. "I'm
n o t worr i ed about th e
maneuvers."
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The Russians have denounced
the U.S. reinforcement e xerctse
as "gunboat diplomacy "
Reports reactung here say the -C-u~ifave ~easea aerial
o bse r vation of the 45·square·
mile U S. base on the eastern
end of Cuba. but that Cuban air
fo rce planes have a pproached no
closer than 20 miles from Guan-
tanamo.
Oaerkttrg It Ouf
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New York police lift a manhole cove r near the Cuban
M1ss1on in prepa ration for Fldel Castro's s ta} 1n the ci -
ty A four-block a r ea has been closed off and s teel
s pikes designed to punct ure tir es on unauthorized
ve hicles are shown in foreground.
A free
marketplace
for ideas.
"Rich conclusions are more likely
to be gathered out of a multitude of
tongues than through any kind of
authoritative selection. To many this is,
and always will be, folly; but we have
staked upon it our all."
-Justice learned Hood
Your freedom of choice of political ideas,
religion and even the goods and services
you buy depends on a free press.
DAILY PILOT
National Newspaper Week October 7 to 1..>. 1979
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VOL 71, NO. 285, 'SECTIONS, S. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1979 FIFTEEN CENT~-1
Lag11na Beach ·co1npleI De:riial Urged1
K ., 8) 8TEVE •rta1ELL
• OlllM ...... ~MaH
, 1 Couta.I Commi.uJon oMda.la
} 1are reeoatmft>dln1 denial ol a •
fiV4!·level structure propoeed for t the t'entral bluffs en downtown r Latuna Beach. It would include
,a restaurant, shops and reslden· i t1al units overlooking the ocean
1 Regional commisaionens this
week continued a heanoc on the
proposed structure at tSll South
Coast Hl~wav until Oct. 22.
. Lalce Parifk
~
Dn.aoper Michael Goodwin
bopee to fOGltruct a 5,500 lqual'e
foot restaurant and bar and re·
tail ahopl oa the •tree\ level of
tbe atnactW'e", which would in·
elude two S.vela of tubterranean
parklnl for '15 vehicle..
The aeeood level above the
parklna atructure wouJd house
6,600 1qua.re feet of omce space
and the top ftobr would conta.ln
five apartment&.
The 40,000 aquare foot aite is
located Jwt aoutb ol the Hotel
t,a1UD.a oo three bluftloP Iota
· conla1ninc a wbite and brown
wood structure near Legion
Street.
Goodwin would excavale ror
parking 1aragea to be bum 35 to
40 feet below ground level on the
alte, e.thnatin1 the cost of UHl
five·story building at $1.9
million.
But coutal commiaslon of·
ficiab. in recommendint denial
So m&aeb ffW Uw big aurf-predicted far the ae~ IW been lftd.lc:Unc elant eurf all
Oraqe Coaat tbia w. Mk bf.CM•llJ.a. r" ~ • w•·1t'-1ra; .. &4t Ufltfj.t:e~ wealher service. Thi• was how· thlitp · generatAta by a « It.Orm eome~ ln
looked at 9 o'clock this morning at a the Pacific. "Ankle slappers'' 1.9 the way
popular surfing spot in Corona del Mar -local lifeguards described the waves that
the east jetty at Big Corona. The wea actually showed up.
..
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -
)Fidel Ca~tro. finger waving in
~he air and angry fi st thumping
th<' le<-tem, demanded a "new
world ordC'r" and dressed down
thl· Unil.ed Slates today for "ag·
~ress1ve" and "ex ploitative"
policies around the world
The bearded Cuban president
addressed lhe U.N. General As·
sem bJy for the first time in 19
years after being whisked into
the Uruted Nations under tight
"security. As he spoke, thousands
• o( a nti· and pro -Castroites
· staged demonstrations nearby. r: but they were not allowed close :io the U.N. grounds.
In a lengthy speech interrupt
ed several Umes by applause
from the l.52·member Assembly,
the green fatigue·clad Castro
declared he was speaking not as
the re present.alive of Cu ba but
as the current chairman of the
movement of non·aligned na·
taoni;.
He also said he was not here to
"wound" the United States "in
its own house" with his words.
But during the speech's first
hour he las hed out al his
powerful no rthern n eighbor
more than a half-<iozen limes -
for its policies in the Mlde~t,
southe rn Africa and Latin
America. particularly Puerto
<See CASTRO, Page AZ>
By The A.saociated PreAa
The US. dollar climbed lo its
highest point of the year agalnst
the Japanese yen today as in·
terest rates continued to rise
sharply. Stock prices opened
higher~ act1v1ty on Wall Street
continued to calm after a wild
slide early In the week.
The dollar rose in Tokyo to
226.85 yen, up from 225.90 the
d ay before, and it a lso
strengthened agaiost olher ma·
jor c urrencies. The Japanese
economy is being buffeted by a
wave of Inflation brought on in
part by higher oil prices.
Thursday the U.S. Treasury
Department sold long-term
bonds with a yield of more than
10 percent for the first time
ever The bonds, which mature
in 15 years and one month,
brought an average yield of 10.17
percent.
The higher interest rates and
stronger dollar atem directly
from the Federal Reserve
Board's decision la.st weekend to
tighten credjt, an action that
sent the stock market into a de·
ep decline.
Stock prices were up today
after show\ni signs of stabWling
QD Thursday. when the Dow
Jones average of 30 lndu.slrial
stocks slipped 4.70 to 8".62, br-
inging the week's loss to 52.99
Points. Advancing issues led
decliners on the New York Stock
Exchange.
The price of gold, which has
been gyrating wildly in recent
weeks, dropped below $390 an
ounce 1n LoDdOn and Zurtch to-
day.
. Panel Backs
Inn Addition
or Uae project, 1aid they ·believe
the blufftop area ahoWd be N-
tained for recruUooal use, clt-
ina ill nearness to Main Beach Park and its use u a vista site
by tbe pubUc.
They aay It ls one of the few
remaining vacant bluff top lots
in Lagwia Beach, and was ln·
eluded in an acquisition list In
1976 of lbe t'ity's Local Coast.al
Program.
And while the developer pro·
~a public at.airway leading
down tbe bluff face to the beads.
coaatal commisalon officlala say
that may not be 1ulficlent and
should be evaluated io the Local
CoaataJ Program.
Other concerns expressed by
the commission staff include
traffic congestion and lack o(
parking.
Goodwin has submitted a traf·
fie study that shows a double lefl
turn lane. allowing motorists lo
Refug~e Concern
turn left in and out of lbe pro-
po aed parking structure on
South Cout Highway.
Tbey also noted that only 7S
parking spaces are proposed,
adding 127 spaces would be
necessary for the proposed use
of the building
They were also critical of a
geologl.St's report on the project.
which shows more than 16,000
cubic yards of excavation would
<See BWFFS, Pa«e AZ>
OC Disease Care
Urged by Cities
By FllEDEIUCK SCHOEMEHL
Of .. o.Hy .. _ '"'"
A strongly worded resolution
calling for immediate action to
protect county residents from
refugee-related disease was
adopted Thursday night by the
Orange County League of Cities
The resolution, proposed by
Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister. passed on a 24 to 2
vote. with Costa Mesa and
Irvine representatives dissent·
mg. (Related story Page A4 >.
MacAllisle r c harged that
health problems posed by I.be
growina Southeut A.ala refugee
popuJatlon were "more serioua"
than officlab were adm=
and iJ1at fai.IURt \0 act DOW m•~• aplclemlc cliaeaM out· brNP tap.~ MacA&lll&w ·-.........,. .... wt.a,,.,. eases bi wu memnc to.
The league, through the re·
solution, ··ursenUy'' requested
th• eouat)' ....... of i:ftt ''to ..-et. .... ..-t>' epldemla ot eommaalca dis
eases'
MaeAllllter'• remar •-~-general populeUoa i. •• oun eFfd by Dr. ex Ehllng, 1tucty by dbeue expelU from
acting county htJalth officer, who the federal Cent.er for ~
later told a reporter. "while Control. baaed in Atlanta.
there ls cause for concern there School dJs trict.os. working in
is no caL&Se for alann. conjunction with the county
"We'~ dealing with a fear o< Health Department, are tesung
the unknown rather than a fear refugee schoolchildren to de·
of the known." Ebling saJd. t e rm 1 n e i r t he y h a v e
The league resolution passed tuberculos~
with little debate Only one MacAJllater assC'rted that re>·
person suggested the league fu gees wer(' streaming into lhe
wait until more information was U S. without "proper sc-recrung
available before considering ac-and quarantine pnict>dures ..
tion. More lhan 10 percent of tht-rt: The extent or the health pro-fu gees resettling in lhe U S . ht:
blems -to refugees and the said. arc coming to Orange
'Vigilante' Followap
County
MacAlhster urged that the
federaJ government s low the tn·
nux of refugees into the country
until the health problems have
been "isolated ..
Duri ng a lalk preceding
MacAlhster's, Dr Ehling said
'>c reening or refugees for
tuberculosis 1s being accelerated
from lSO to 1,500 per1-1ons per
month as a result of a n intensive ~Hort by the health department
and voluntet:r agencies within
the county.
"We are beaded on a. 'SOlid
course. • Ehl.lag said.
The bealth officer sald that"
federal 1creeoln1 proarama ~ed n.-.nna refupes ma1 baye Md ! a nmnber a( ...-. •·
IM&1 thet be Us been uawed
IMee lll"OlfUD9 are now beiq
•treactbened.
Dan Young, an a1df' to Rep
Jerry Patterson, D·Saota Ana.
1al41 dMlt a Yariet,y ol rea....-
wil( .. ~ to NMt to In· formaUO. -denloJ»e4 br tbe
enter for Dlaeue Control.
alto &old -4e•pe mefb1----<11
hers lbat Pattenoo and other
con~ressmen facing almJJar pro.
blems In their states plan to
carry a message to the White
fiouse next week asking for
federal assistance.
"It's a national problem,
s aid Young, noting that it was by
presidential decree lhat quotas
-..·ere ltHed to allow g reater
numbers of 1mm1grants to enter
lhe country
The ros~ of sol vin~ the resul
tant problems. he !)Clid. shouldn't
M me out of stall', count y and l'I
l y budgets
Laguna Checking List
By STEVE MITCIJELL
Of• 0...-, ~ .... , .....
It has been 10 days since a
group of Laguna Beac h
"vigilantes" showed up at City
Hall in bedhseets to s ubmit a list
of addn!Nes they clai m are U·
legal rental units.
Peertnc out of eyebolea out in
the floor-length sbeet1, tbe
group ol protesters called for an
lmmedlN dt)' lnve1U1aUon ~
tbe adclre11ea to determine
whether the ownen bouae \e·
nanta W.,ally.
And while many viewed tbe
performance a1 mocking the
city'• dedlioo to rout out lllecaI
rent.ala in town, city officials
said toct.y they are laking the
address U.t se~ly.
FolJowi.ng the council meellng
in which the bizarre group pre·
sented its demands. one of lhe
"vlfllaotes" hinted the lis t con·
tained addresses of supporters
of Mayor Jack McDowell and
Cou nt'il member Ho ward
Dawson, both advocates or
strong action against illegal un·
ita.
But a check by city officials
abon IOIDe of tbe addresaes on
Ute IJ&t do not even exist.
City llana1er Keo Frank also
aald aome of tbe addresses are
already famlllar to city officials,
and were reported to the city
prevloualy.
"We're bandllng the
Boy, 15, Injured
In Freeway Crash
A lS·year-old Capl1trano
Beacb bot .. ta abs. tondltion
today afta' a CU' la wbicb be
•u a ~'r llamm..t lato a moviq vm ttoppect on tbe San
Dte10 ,.,..._,.)'hi s.n Clemente.
Callfomla ltlpway Patrol of·
fleer Rieb Perry aald Ser"o TruJll)o WU ridina Jrilb Olber
S.D Clemente Hilb Sebo<>& SUI•
deDll wben tia. car'• dr1ver1 l&-year-old Martin Pedrua °'
San Clemente, tried to Pall a
~ movtnc tr•ctor·traDer oa ~ ... tlle fOV ,.,....
bad •• tbe Hbool c•m,.. to ao
to lUDCb lD S.. Clemeate ,,_..
M,I' ...,._ rta. aeddelK e«•1ed.
Pedraaa told officers he
•••rve4 Into the left lane
becauae the lane he wu pae••n1
lo wu ebdlo1. ll• braked to
avold the eeml, awerved out of
control back to the ri1ht and
1lruck the ltalled movln1 van on
the aboWdlr 90Utb of A venida
Pall1ada, Pedrua aatd.
Ptdra&a, Martin Garcia and
Mlke Jacboa, boUl 15 and of
Caplltrano Beach, were treated
at the aeent by paramedic•.
TrujWo WU taken to lliallon
Community Hoepjta.1'1 lat..ave
care d wttb major tnJartt1. A
•pokt1woman there Hid today's TruJlllo'a condltlon bad lm·
proved.
'I
1v1gilante) list just as we would
any other complajnt." he said
today
"We will investigate them and
see if the complamls are valid.
We have no choice but to take
the complaints seriously.··
The city recenUy voted to take
a hard-Une approach to Hlegal
rental wuts in town, calling for
ordinances that would allow re·
sidenta to turn in nei1hbors they
suspect of housing such renters.
The unanimous council vote
allows such lnformanta to make
complaints without having to
<See LIST, Pa1e .U>
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Weather
Con.llclerable cloudlneaa
,tbrou1h Saturday. Low;
tonltbt 58 to 64. Highs
Saturday 70 to 78 .
IN8dtB TeDA Y
TIN ~· af tlw au.
cmutfw. caU-mda nhibet'°"
at Nc.,,ort Harbor Art
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8rletol II(•" quloU1
rt1poeded tba St •Ill o..,...
Hy ~n '1 cwde:r, ldlq lbe cnaa.-
befor• the full ree1aral Tr•
Coromitilbt TM tcunpao,1 bu
00 Cht)'l lb appeal
1he Judf • eonr'lud1d tblt
rlalmt lha Lbe •rlatol·ll1en vroduc~ are f11t•r. 11l1r or
tnnro t'ffectJva lh.n aaptrfn have
11nt bun H t •bll1h1d Hien
Utlully
fl• Hid future adw1rtl1ln1t
1'ho11ld ("(Jntatn 1tatement1 tuth
t/4 '' 8ulffr1n hit not been pro.
ved lo be gentlftr to the atoa:11c.h
lb•n uptrtn," or "ll:•cMrlb bu
pot ~l proved more elffldht
lh•n 1111pltio. •· •
II rl11to l·Mtt1tr• 1poh1man
j1,.rry I .(lvlrw dl1puted lluyn•11
hndln.c. nottna that the declAlon
dJd nnt l'RY that lhf rh1lm1 were
\int'°"· h\11 that they aro nOl p~
\'t>n
"Jlrll'tol Myer1t roprHtnla·
Uvll l' that E1tccdrln, l!:xcedrtn
f M and Uurr rfn MC 1uperior lo
lither rroducb HO based OD
C'ltnlcA and sclentlflc 1t&adlea
1rnd fully comply" wlth the
l"TC'a requlromcnt a, Levine
ll.Ud
lie aaJd Lbat lo lbls cue RJun ht applytng a 11tricter standard
for advcrtiaio1 than bu beeil
used 111 tbe/ut, and th.ls will be
chaJJeiige before the com
mJHiOO.
Alt.bough be ordeTed the cfi:s .•
closures 1n future advertising,
Hyun declined to order cort"tt·
lJve advertismg in relation to
<'la1nu that the products relieve
tens100 as well as pain. Such
d a ims have not been made for
more tbao 10 years, he noted.
Students Pick
1 New Officers
:1,,_ Capiatrano
•· fli oun11ters at •••: Jwn
Capis trano'• Marco Ponter
Junior Hlgb School and
Capistrano School have elected
student bodr offlcera for the
1979-80 achoo year.
At Mueo Forster Junior fBCb,
the followtnifi offtc!~ were elect· : RObb)'euy, preildent; Ket·
ly Steinke, vice president;
Christine Jones, secretary; Aun·
drea Casani, historian; Laura
Mahaffey, act1v1tiea; Chris
Jacobsen and Kelly O'Hearn,
eiehtb grade representatives;
Li•• Grzeelck and Tyson Theel, seventh grade representatives.
At CaS>iltrano School. studenta
from the fifth and sixth grades
=elected: Tanya Philips, presi-
:ilut; Ricky Erkeneff, vice pre-
::Jldent; Samantha Leathers,
jecretary; Daniela Katcbaoi;
:John Anderson, representative -,t large.
~· ~
Bert Lance Faces tna1 for Fraud
-' : .. ATLANTA (AP) -A federal ~aaiatrate bu refused to throw
:(>ut bank fraud cbaran againat ~ormer budaet director Bert ~ance, recommeadina tnatead a ~ID. 14 lrfaJ date.
"'" ;:; ~a te Allen L. Chancey -:;Jr.. Thursday h1I ftnt J'\11· :'D oa part of a thick pact ol ~ C>Dt llled by Lance and three ~o-defendanta. • •
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mle Di ue, 9, th~ llre 1uugea on tbe clty'1 shiny red
truck. "'lremen wont to the Laaunu Beach Boys Club
this wook dunng Nutlonul t'lrc Prevention Week to talk
uboul Uwlr Jobs and fire aalety. YoWlg Demian evm 1ot
lo wcur u firt:m11D'1 helmet and jacket duri.n1 the preeen. talion. -
Well-dressed Thug
Rohs Newport Bank
Newport Beach pollce are
seeking a well-dreued bandJt
who held up the Westclllf Bank
of America branch for S& at
DOOO TbandaJ.
Tbe a.n wu described M a..
in1 about alx feet taU ud
UST ...
lduti.fy themselves, and pro.
DliMd city lmpttton would be
sent to homes ldenUfied by
dtllem as illecal units.
The eight bedhseet-garbed
citben.s wbo showed ~P last
week aid they are oppoeed to
auch methods, addine a landlord
would bne no way ol flndine out
who made the complaint..
Tbey aaid tbat by rouatlDg the
estimated 2,300 homes oootalo-
lq lllecal U.tq quarters, tbo
council would be torcln1 many
elderly and lo~·lncome people
from the dt.J. ·
Ba& •UIPPOIWn ol UMI propoeect
crackdown •Q ~ with
IUtb UDfta are a drain oa cit)'
services, and create parking
proble ms.
wel1bjq 200 pounda. He had
dark curly baJr and a mustache.
Witoeaaes told police he ap-
peared to be betwem the .,.. o1 35 and 40..
Accordlnl to police reports
the man, wbo wu dnsMd u;
brown a1aeb ud a Uabt tiron
tweed coat. banded a teller a
note which ordered her to clean
out her cash drawer.
The woman told police the
man appeared to have a gun :
stuck in his waistband, although
she didn't see the weapoo.
She said she put the caab lD a
leather pouch be banded her and
the man left the bank, which is
in the Westcllff Sboppl.Dg Center
at Irvine Avenue and Westclift
Drive.
A witness in t.be parting lot of
the bank said sbe saw a man
matching that description set in·
to a red car with black bucket seats.
'fbe witneu said the car was
American made ud appeared to
be about 10 YeUI old
F ..... P~Al
BLUFFS •••
Jay Murley, •ho says be ls as~
soclat ed with the mock
"vigilante" group, said today be
la chagrined that any
anonymous complaints should be necessary to comtruct the
-beinvestigated. ----parting structurel
"I object to the anonymous re. porting the City Councll has in· The commiaalon staff says the
stituted and I'm appalled that 8 report does not adequately dis·
city inlpector might attempt to cuss the effect of this excavatioo
enter any occupied residential on tbe blufftop.
~!~:',~.~ty without probable Commission staff members
He s aid the intent of the say recreational uses take pre.
vigilant.es "was to eliminate the cedent over eeneraJ commercial and res idential use , aod whole specter ol clUzena spying therefore recommend denial of on other citizens. th ''Our major fear is that if the e project.
councll accelerates ill eam~ Co1111nilliooen are expeded
agaiOBt illegal rental units, there to bold a public beart.n1 on the
will be less units la town and the proposal when they meet ln Hun·
ones likely to s uttv th• most are ting ton Beach City Council
our senior citizena.'' Cblllllben Oct. 2.1.
Libertarians Fight
Vote Fraud Charge
The Orange County chairman
of the Ubertarian Party sald
TbW"lday that the oraanlntlon
is doiq lta own detective wort
in efforts to disprove charges of
fraud lo a voter re1t1traUon
drive. ··we feel our honor la at •take,"
Ubertarlan olftcial Jack Dean
Said. 1 "The cbaraes prObably have
made us loot bad In some circles
and webaveapolnttoprove."
More then 1.~ voter registra-
tion fonns for the Libertarian
Party were turned over to the
district attorney for lnvesUca·
lion.
"Orange County Repatrar of Voten Al Olaoo said t.bat no ad· dre11es existed for a lar1e
number ol tbe reelstrallon cards
and efforta to oonftrm o\ben by
mall were returned H un·
deliverable. De• .... tbat paf1>' offtelala re·eMcbd nine eudl that...,. r.tarDld. uadeliftfUlit .
Be decl8red that 1lx ~ tbt ad·
dHIHI OD tbe re1l1traUoD
BUrPar Geta Saw
WC)..._ at· a bcme lWtiu re-
DOYlted ... Rouuffel~
race bl ( .... a Be• told=::! TUel4ar...... ...... tbe
rtlldMll IDd fte4 with a
lbop .... PollC9 •aid tbe ...
WH Yialble from Htltdt tbe bomt, but nolH tlaat Ute n · •ld1 ... wu locUcl.
forms did ln faet matcb the re-
gistrant's place of reeldence.
One ol the a.ls bad prevtoualy
moved fl'om the lilted address,
beaald.
''What we llN aeelng t1 an ob-
vlou1 problem with tbe U.S.
Postal Service ln not being able to
deUver the mail properly," be
said.
Dean said the party will cheek
out about 50 of the dl1puted
cards ln efforta to prove that
clalma of fraud have been blown
out of proportion.
Health Panel
Choices Eyed La= Beach Clt1 Co.ell 1Dtm wW be MlecUDI a dit-
le&m and alterute 1eprwm·
tallvt to tbe Oru1• .icoau Health Plana1na COUDcU .._ ft
m..U 1'uelldl.)' 1o council cbam·
ber1.
lnterllted LaluDa Beacb Nil·
den ta Mtio woWcl II.kt to al)Pl1 for
the POlitloa tbould CC¥ttact city
cleri Venaa RolJlnaer, at Q\1
Hall or call 417-1111. m . am .
Th• Orans• Cou.nt.J Htaltb
PlaDDIDC Council pro.sdtl ba-
formaUoa relaUDI to btaltb be~Wtell the eouDt1 and tbe d\J,
TM pael mem 41uarte$ wltb
monU...1001Mt.wa ....... · Uoaa.
., ......... n'NOLD8 --........ ...
N.....-t a..lt lla_,or Paul
a1Uolr dlfm•td Ma dty'a fJOll· • ....., ....... ot .. iu .
••• Tlaandar of • l••••it ....... d&1 bJ ... am. eom,..,. n. ... ftled .. ()nap 0,..
t.)' ....... eo.t .. 12 'ztac a
ewrt ordw to o•attwll a ....,
10 dtJ ea • tll cleeilMe • dM N~ IWd eommeretaJ ad ta-
dUIVtal Jll'Oject plumed bJ tbe
comp•y.
Tbe t.mUdiff traet map -.
mltted bJ compan,J otnela.11 ...
r~ by a majorttJ ol tbe
NVeD·member coancll that in·
eluded Ryctotf and council
members Ra~ WlW1m1, Paul
HummeJ aod Doa Strauu.
Tbe luit aeeU DO monetarJ
damagea, only reversal of t.be
couadl deetaoa reJectin1 tbe ol·
ftee and lmall wa.rebouM ~ Ject.
Dana Slates
Pumpkin
ConleBllJ
Pumpkin earvlnl and deeorat.-
ln1 eoatelta tor younptera ud
adllhl are acbeduJed for Oet. IO
ID the Dena Pomt Harbor lbop.
ptq ~ patiol IOUtb ot o.a Ob&ipo .....:.
Dua.._... llu1Mw ANOda-
doe ad SI CamlDO a.at Jmr
Wom•'• Club memben, eo-
• •PoUCn ~ tbe ev-i. will pro. Ylde pumpklm to coatestaata at
no ebaree wblle tbe 1uppl7 luta.
Childna up to 14 yeua "' ace wU1 becln tbetr competition at l p.m . lD the Dana Wbarf patio.
Teeaqen and adulta will begin
their carvinl at 2:30 p.m .
Pumpkin carvers and de-
corators must supply their own
toola and mat.ertala. Cb.ildnn an-
der 10 years ol ace may not uae
koi vea and mu1t be acc<>m·
pao.ied by an adult during the
contest.
Harbor merchants will pro-
vide prU.ea for the top Jact-o-
laotern mailers. Tbe wiDDers
will be dilplayed ln harbor abops
durtna the weekend.
The suit ...... tlM eomd1
rnajortty aNd IDtpll)r .. tM
Njeedcm wtddl .... MMd OD
tb• poalMUt1 ~t t.be area
mJ ... Mr I .. fcw awtdtatlal .... =·· ., Mid .. bua't -........................
... -.... tpedtlc Pl"O¥ilkma ol lt.
llowcM ... Nld, "I wt tile
adMa .. '** ....... ,... ... ........
l'la• -maror at10 ••id lte
............... fMt ......... eolll· ~, ..... in-. to eoart.
'It pub tlQa. ID a dllfeNll& re-lattcwMp ••• fie 8ddecl.
TM ~ iD q..U. la
located between Jamboree Roed
ud MacA.rtbar BoWnU'd DOrtb
of Pord A.tnmmn.ie plaat.
At Pftilmt tbe alte f'Nlfatm
aome tnd..artal ud commercial
development, includlnc tbe
Newpcn '=r-oftlee. n. '* tlM propertJta 80Ded ,.. tbat tjDd "' deftlap.11111--...... --
meat IDd tta .-.nJ plan •
lipation la few coaunercial ...CS
lnduttrtal.
Accordi.nc to alle1AUona In the
ault, the company'• proP09at
met all city laws for develop.
meat oo t.be site ud the coun-
cil's rejectioo oo t.be Cround that
the 1lte mlcht be redeaipated
for residential use WH unfair
and We1aJ.
p.,_ P.,,e A I
CASTRO •••
JU co.
To • 11 1eeDDd onUoo from
the A 12 "'NJ, be DOted tbat the
aoa-aUped movement la lta
Havana aummlt meeUD• lut
month bad proclaimed Its
''aolidaril)'" wit.b t.be indepen-
dence movement In that U.S
commoawealt.b illand, "despite
tbe obstinacy of the United
Slates pernment dema.nd.lng
lb.at tbe luue ol Puerto Rico be
cooaldered an internal pro·
blem."
Castro also d enounced
"hos tile acts, pressure and
threats" against Ills country by
the United States. noted that ~
• DOG·aHped C'Clllference h•d coc-
de m oed the "UOJUSt " u s ffODO~ blockade ''by wtuch
the United States Sttks tq..isolate the Cuban revolution. i.{:61n o to
destroy iL" -
Dana Point Harbor shopping
vlllage is located west or Doheny
Stale Bea~b about a quarter
mile from Pacific Coast HJgbway
and south of Del Obispo Street. Castro Says
Sterilization He's Willing;
Move Denied --U.S. Says No
' NEW YORK CAP> -CUban
WASHINGTON (AP> President Fidel Castro bas'
American Cyanamid Co. denies si&naled willingneu to talk with
government charges that fi ve American officials durtn1 his
~omen workers were preuured current vlalt to New York, but
into beina sterilised as a cood.i-the United Stat.ea apparenUy baa
Uoo for keeping jobs that ex-no plana for 1ucb a meetln1.
posed them to toxit' lead Durtnc an interview aboard
put.Jcles. hi1 plane. Cutro told Amencan
The Occupational Safety and freelance journalist Jon Alpert
Health Administration is propoa. that 1ucb a meet.inc "depends 00 lng that the chemical company the U.S. olflclall .. _ I have
be fined $10,000 for allegedly re-nothiq qaimt that."
quiriaa tbe women to be Theinteniewwuairedoot.be
1terillled to continue woridng in NBC "Today" program on
the lead picment teetion ol a Tbunclay.
Willow 1aland. W. Va .• planL American officials have bad
OSHA aaid Tbunday tbe aJ. virtually no comment about
leged action la a "wUJ/uJ viola-Cutro'a visit. And a State
lion" ol the Occupational Safety Department spokesman, who
and Health Act. Federal offtclall declined to be Identified. 1aid
said the dtation was the ftnt of there were no plans for such a
its kind. meetin&.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
•When yo~ buy one suit at our
regular price, you can buy another
of equal or lesser va•ue for only one dollar .
•
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-
Eye.on Sky
OnceAga'n
• ASllll"1rOM (AP) -
P'lnt It ... .,..,.. --... II u $ & T\ e 1' at t •••I
AeronautJcs ... Space
Adm tnl1trat.loa 1a11
Pe1uw 2. a za.-.pOmd
Ht.elJite. wtJl fall from CW·
bit .... .,...,. ta&o tM
Z1rth'1 etmosplMN I.Me tbl1 moot.la or earlr la
No.ember .
_ , •• ~••• I 11 eoa· ..........,_ ........... .,,..._.,__ ....
Uoe tUt ........... to
Earth la Jul1. ha--
wu •-'r 4 la Jm to 11tber laformatioD tor
ICMotiltl to .......... lai..-er.r .. Ill ar1 l'ltapatrlclr, a
NA.SA spoUnomaa, uld
Tbur"ld.Q tbat Peaaau1 ii
expected to return to
Earth bet•-Oet. 29 ud
No•. &. with tile most prol>-
abler~ da&eNcn. 2.
lB Official
Nmnedto
Road Panel
Laguna Beach City Coun-
cilman Kelly Boyd baa been
named by bis fellow council
members to a county panel that
is studYVti ways Laguna Canyoo
Road cllt be made safer.
Boyd, a vocal supporter of a
safer canyon road, wu named
to the policy advilory committee
of the Oranae County
Tranaportatioo Committee lut
week.
Tbe panel will conduct a lix·
month study of tbe canyon route
to Identify deftcteocies and form
alternatives to solve the pro-
blem.
Sixteen motorists have died on
the road in the past four years.
many of them victims of bead-on
coll1s1ons on the two-lane
roadway.
The seven-mile stretch, which
winds th.rough Laguna Beach,
Irvine and county land, la com-
prised of only two lanes for
much of its length, and Boyd bas
actively aougbt state 1upport for
widening the road. ,
Earlier this year, CalTrans of.
ftctals deleted Laguna Beach
Improvements from its funding
package, an spite of a recom -
mendation from the county
Tunsportatioo Commission that
the improvements be made.
The county commission is coo-
ducllJlg the half-year study of
the road an order to provide a re-
port lo stale traruJportation of-
f1 c1als an an atte mpt to mclude
tbe proJect in a future state
Traosportatioo Improvement
Program..
The study will be conducted by
county commission officials who
will work with a technical ad·
vlsory committe e , conduct
public heanngs and report to the
policy advisory committee.
Base Wins Reprieve
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
Army's f'e(:ruiting center at Fort
Dix, N.J .. has a new lease on
life. The Pentagon said Wednes-
day it bad changed ita mind and
decided not to close the base as
planned. The planned cloeure,
which was a bot poUUcaJ issue tn
the region . was reversed
because Army officials said they
hope to lncreue ret'ruitln1 ef.
forts and will need the facility.
17
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Orange Coast
EDITION
\
VOL. 71, NO. 285, 4 SECTIONS,~ PAGES
Concern
OC .Disease Care . .
Urged by Cities
Sy FaEDEtJClt 8CHOEM£11L Of .. Delly ...... ,_
A •tronaly worded resolutioa
ullin& for immediate acUoa to
protect county residents from
refugee-related disease was
adopted Tlnu"lday nllht by the
Orange County League or Cities.
The resolution, proposed by
Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAlllat.er, passed on a 24 to 2
vote, wi"1 Costa Mesa and
Irvine representatives dissent· Ing (Related story Page A5).
M acAI lister charged that
health problems posed by the
growing Southeast Asia refugee
population were "more serious"
thlln officials were admitting
and that failure to act now could
mea n epidemic disease out·
breaks in the future. MacAllister
was unspecific about what dis·
eases he was referring to.
The league , through the re
solution, "urgently" requested
• the count y Roard of Supervisors
"to pro~t the county against
epidemics of communicable dis-
eases ··
M acAJlister's remarks were
countered by Or. Rex Ebling,
acting cowity health offi cer , who
later told a reporter, "while
· there is cause for concern there
is no cause for alarm.
' "We're dealing with a fear of
the unknown rather than a fear
of the known," Ehllng said
" Tire lea6gue resolution passed
with little debate. Only one
person su1•e•ted the lea1ue
•aJt until more lnforma\joa _. .. 8YeU.ble Wore ~ -.-c-' tU.. . r -------r
Tbe extent of tbe t.eelth pro-
ble ms -to refugees and the
Delly f'l'4111 ! .. ff ,._ -
HE PUSHED RESOLUTION
Huntington Mayor MacAlllater
general population are under
study by disease experts from
the federal Center for Disease
Control. based in Atlanta.
School districts, working in
conjunction with the county
Health Department, are testing
refugee schoolchildren to de-
t er mi o e lf they have
tuberculosis
MacAlllater asserted that re·
fucees were atreamtna Into the
U 18. w.ttbout ••proper ac~
alitl q~qtiQe ~~· ..... _ •. ,.. •• .,. fe.
fu•ee• reaett..Un11n the U. , be
said , are coming to Orange
r ·G.l~u.~m
UNITED NATIONS <APl -movement of oon-allgned na-
Fidel Castro, finger waving in lions.
,Lb• alr~anpy fiat~UurmpLng the lectern demanded a "oew lle also saJd be-wn-not1m'e to
world orde;" and dressed down :·wound" the ,';'ru~ed States "in
the United States today for "ag-its own ~use with his • words.
gressivef' and "exploitative" But dunng the speech s first
policies around the world. hour he las hed out at ha s
The bearded Cuban president powerful ~orthern ne.1ghbor
addressed the u .N. General AB-more than a hal~-dozen t1'!1es
sem bly for the first time in 19 for Its policies . m the Mideast,
, years af~r being whisked into s outhe rn Afri ca ~nd La tan
&the United Nations under tight A!llerica, particularly P uerto
security. As he spoke, thousands Raco
.of anti· and pro·Castroit es To a 15-seeond ovation from
staged demonstrations nearby, the Assembly, he noted that the
but they were not a llowed close non-aligned movement in its
to the U.N. grounds. Havana summit meeting last
In a lengthy speech interrupt-m o nth bad proclal m e d its
ed several times by applause "solidarity" with the iodepen-
from the 152-member Assembly, dence movement in that U.S.
t he green fatigue-clad Castro commonwealth island, "despite
declared he was speaking oot as the obstinacy of the United
the represenUltive of Cuba but States government demanding
as the current chrurman of the that the issue of Puerto Rico be
County.
II acAlUster urged tbat the
federal tovernment slow the lo· nu.x of retuaees lot.o the country
unUl the bealtb problems ban
been ''llolated.''
Durlnf a talk precedtn1
MacAlllster's, Dr. Ebllna saJd
screening of refugees for
tuberculosis is being accelerated
from 150 to 1,500 persons per
month as a result of an intensive
effort by the health department
and volunteer agencies within
the county.
··we are headed on a solid
course." Ehllng srud .
The health officer saJd that
fe deral screening programs
aimed at entering refugees may
have bad "a number of gaps,"
but that he has been assured
those programs are now being
strengt.heoed.
Dan Young, an rude to Rep
Jerry Patterson, D-Santa Ana.
said that a variety of responses
will be prepared to react to in·
form ation developed by the
Center for Disease Control.
Young also told league mem-
bers that Patterson and other
congressmen facing similar pro-
blems in their states plan to
carry a message to the While
House next week asking for
federal assistanei!.
"It's a natlooal problem,"
said Younc. ootlng that it was by
prealdeot:ial decree that quot.as
were lifted to allow 1reater
numbers d lmmi&raota to enter the COUl&ry.
.ft4I c-. d 80lv1Qm .... ftH&. ..... tk•.M._ .... , ... 't come out of at.ate. county am! d ·
ty budgets.
considered an internal pro blem." ·
Castr o also d e n o unced
·'hostile acts. pressure and
threats" again.et bis country by
the United States. noted that the
non-aligned conference had con·
de mned the "unjus t" US
economic blockade "by which
the United States seeks to isolate
the Cuban revolution, seeking to
destroy 1t ...
* * * Castro Says
He's Willing;
U.S. Says No
NEW YORK <AP) -Cuban
President Fidel Ca s tro has
signaled willingness to talk with
American officials during his
current visit to New York, but
the United States apparently has
no plans for such a meeting.
During an interview aboard
his plane, Castro told American
freelance joumallat Jon Alpert
that such a meetlng "depends on
the U.S. officials . . . I have
nothing aeainat that.''
The lntervtew was aired oa the
NBC "Today" program on
Thursday.
American officials have had
virtually no comment about
Castro's visit. And a State
Department spokesman, who
declined to be identified, said
there were .. PO plans for such a
meeting.
Plata Asplrla1
IAlke Pacific
Ye•rBe••t•••·
Dally .News pa per
So much for the big surf predicted for the
Orange Coast this wee k by the U.S.
weather service. This was how things
looked al 9 o 'c lock this morning at a
popular surfing spot in Corona del Mar -
the east Jelly at Bi g Corona. The weather
service has been pred1ct10g giant surf a ll
week. It was supposed to have been
generated by a big storm somewhere tn
the Pac1 fac. "Ankle slappers" 1s the way
local lifeguards descn bed the waves that
actua lly showed up
Dollar Up
In Tokyo
Trading ., ................ ..,_
Tbe U.S. dalW di,n.bed to lta
*'='·=-~=)'a:': ternt rat.ets cooUnued to rise
sharply. Stock prtcu opened
b1gber u a .. OD Wall Street == ~-.aa.1 . Tbe dollar roee in ToQD ID
221.15 yen. up from 215.IO tbe
day before, aad It alao
strengtbened a1ainat other ma-
jor currencies. The Japanese
economy is being buffeted by a
wave of inflation brought on in
part byb.igber oll prices.
Thursday the U.S. Treasury
De partment so ld long·ter m
bonds wtth a ywld of more than
10 percent for the first time
ever. The bonds, which mature
1n 15 years and one month.
brought an overage yield or 10 17
percent
The higher interest rates and
stronger dollur stem directly
from the Fede ral Reser ve
Board's decision last weekend to
tighten credit, an action that
sent the stock market into a de·
ep decline.
Stock prices were up today
a fter showing signs of stabiliring
on Thursday, when the Dow
Jones average of 30 industrial
stocks slipped 4.70 to 844.62, br-
inging the w~k 's loss to 52.99
points.
The price of gold, which has
been gyrating wildly in recent
weeks. dropped below S390 an
ounce in London and Zurich to-
day .
Doughnut Shop
Hit By Bandits
Three men, one of them carTy-
in1 a aawed-off shotgun, robbed
a Coeta Mesa dou1hnut shop late
Wednesday and escaped with
$75, police said today.
There were no injuries in the
11 :30 p.m. heist at the Doout
Hut, 111.3 Baker St. Police said
the trio apparently fled In a car.
Well-dressed Thug
Robs Newport Bank
Newport Be ach police are
aeektna a weU-dresaed bandit
wbo held up tbe Westcllff Bank
of A~ brucb for S-at ~~. Tiii ..... Mcrfbell .....
ing about ahl feet tall and
weighing 200 pounds He bad
dark curly ha.tr and a mu.stacbe
Wll.f..._ told police he ap-
,..,_. fD be Mt•m the .... ol .......
Ac~ ID police report.a,
the ma.a. who wu dressed in
brown slacks and a light brown
tweed coat, banded a teller a
note which ordered her to clean
out her cash drawer.
The woman told police the
man appeared to have a gun
stuck iri bis waistband. altbou&h
abe didn't see the weapon.
Sbe Mid abe put the caab m a
leatW ...... be Mnded her and
tne man left the bank. .vhlcb ls
in the Westcliff Shoppin~ renter
at Irvine Avenue and We£U:Wf
Drh•e. . A wUDeu JA the Mrkial tot ol
tJ.ae Mak aaMI abe saw a mm matellln« that descrfpUon get in·
to a red car with blaclt bucket
seats.
The witness said the car was American made and appeared to
be about 10 vears oltt
Mesa Taxi Driver
Robbed by Pair
Cos ta M esa po l ice arc
searching for a man and woman
who robbed a LaJu dnver of f6o
at gunpoanl then locked him an
Costa Mesa
Cycle Crash
Kills Man
A Torrance man was killed in
stantly early today when bis
motorcycle collided head-on
with a wrong-way driver on the
San Diego Freeway in Costa
Mesa, the California Highway
Patrol said.
Anthony F. Briaainger, 28, was
southbound on bia motorcycle
near tbe Harbor Boulevard
off.ramp when be was struck by a
northbound car drivea by Shirley
Blythe, 48, or Westminster, of.
flcenaaid.
II ra. Blythe. who was taken to
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital, will be charged with
felony drunke n driving and
vehicular mans laughter, of-
ficers aa.id.
the trunk or tu:. cab
Police said th.. robbery oc
curred shortly berore m1dmght
We dnesday after the cabb1e
picked up the couple at 830 Pine
St
The cab d r iver. 27·year-old
Phillip Morin, told police that
the man pulled a long-barreled
revolver and demanded cash a!>
they were drivtnli? on Placent.Ja Avenue
He later forced Morin into the
trunk The roblx'r'<i accomplice,
a stocky, blonde haired woman
in her early 20s, reportedly told
Morin "it's nothing personal'' as
her friend slammed the trunk lid
down oo Morin's left arm. He
wasn't injured
Tbe couple apparently ned on
root. Police said a Placentia re·
sldent heard Morin pounding on
the in.side of the trunk.
The neighbor phoned police
but didn't bother to tell Morin.
He was still pounding when of·
ricers arrived and found the
trunk key on the front seat of the
car.
Coast
~Bufferin llas Ad Aclie
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
tbrou'1h s,turday. Lowi
tonl1bt 58 to 64. Hlgbs
Satuni.y qo to 11.
INSDaTODA'W'
TM '-1ediriiU of ru aU-cOUftlv, oU-mcdia uhfbitiorf
at Net0port Ha rbor Art
Mue•m ore oU poiftta,
OCrt/lkl, ,,_,, CC'l'OnUcl and
... curimal cmc,_,.1~ POflfJ C 1
WASHINGTON CAP) -A
federal adntlnlatrative Judie or-
dered today that futun adverUJ.
lnc state that Butfertn bu not
been proved gentler, nor Ex·
cedrln more effective, than pa.in
uptriD.
In addition Monttom•ll K.
Hrun, u ad-.alalatrat.lvt law
JadH IOI' UM Fed.eral Trede c.imllltoa, .,.,... lrtleol·
• , .. Co. ud ltl ~ ...................
ferla, &ul*tD ud Sae..,..
p .................. .
8rl1tol·Mr•r• q111lctl1
retpoeded that ft wlll Ol)pOM HJun'• enler, takiq tbe .. u.r
' . .
before tbe hall P'M.ral Trade
Commluioa. 1be company bu
30 days to appeal~
Tbe Judie concluded that·
ctatme that the 8rt1tol·Myen
RTOductl are fuiu. safer or
more tffect.lve than aspirin have
not been 11tabllahed aclen-
Ullc all)'.
Ht Nid futuH adverttwtns lbouJd ccaetn .atateaMetl IUdl
• ''a.ftertft bat aot ..... pro. ...................... uaeb
tMla ..,uta.•• or ''kndrta a.. -.. ·::ed lftOnt t&dift tbaa ••
Brl1tol·M•1•rt 1pokHmaa
ffan'J lA'YtDe dilputed Huyn'1
flDcUq. notiD8 that tbe dec1lion did nol la)' that tbe claim• were
untrue. but that they are not pro-
ven.
••Bristol-Myers repreaenta·
Uona lb.at Excedrin. Excedrin
Pll and Bulferin are superior t.o
otb•r.rroducll are bHM on
cllnlc and acienUftc sttldl•
and fully comply.. wltb tbe nc•1 requlrementa, Lerine
tald . ........ , ............. ~
la aPJll1IDI • ttrt~ ttandard for achw6DI 1twa tau ....
\l1ecl lD tbe put, and WI wUl be
challen1ed before the com·
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Newport May.or. Back. CouncU Mo"e
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meat GD UM tpedftc Pl'ONIGM ot lt. Ho••··· ... "'\:,. ta. aeuo. .. ... •• .uw .. ~~· maror also 1ald 111• ............ , .. tlaa& u..-.. ~---....... .... 'ltPlllll ........... ..
latia tlp,"lieadMd.
,.... "''' M1J ta i:::-.. loea&edblt•••lam ._.
J A.bserree Charges
... MacAl1allr BoullYard ...... otf'ord~ .....
At = tbe lite M!!Cshs some al ud c:oaun.aa.r
development, iac:ludla1 tile Newport~ omc.. Qropped by Marines Tbe ault the~ aoud for that kind of ment and ita ,...., .. pla ct..
a.lpation la foe commerelal lllld
lnduatrlal. Tbe llariae C...,. Ml ... m••Md w.U.Orl.Md O.•e• c:Mq19 ...... a Clll'llOl'al ia-
vcilftd .. a M+a.-~ a& l:l Toro llarile 0.,. Air ....,_ 1.-,...
A ll*ia1 eourt-IUltial nled Tlturada1 tlaat C•I. , • ._. ..,...., 21. bed DOt ... .,...
ed • loee4Y trial Be ... ....
tu.med t.o full dll&I u • clrtYtl', a •PGUlmen Mid. ~--~.w.
IUI at Nov. lJ by a
bee y, :!/.:woman and
Mt mm eompanion after they
took 16,000 that Buraeu and a
w.oman employee were
uauportiac to a baM buk.
FBI aUempb to loea&e tM eor-poral failed, but Bor,_, tJully
turned up in hJa hometown
Charleston, W. Va ., in Acra! when loc:a1 poUce arrested
following an Incident there,
authorities said.
He was transferred to a Quan.
tico, Va., Marine Corps deten-
tion facility on July 6, officials
11aid, and finally transported
back to El Toro on July 21.
A Marine Corps spokesman
said that orjgjna l c harges
against the corporal were to in·
elude suspicion of robbery and
kidnap. However, the U.S. At-
torney's office in Los Angeles
exercised a government option
to pursue the robbery and kid·
nap investi&ation, be s aid.
Foreign Aid.
Cut Gets Nod
•WASllblfatON (AP) -fte Senate N1S a 3 perc•t cut la
the $8.3 billJon forellJl aid IJ>·
propriations bHI for 1981 is ac·
ceptable, but a proposed 10 per·
r ent cut in military ald to lsrael
definitely is not.
The Senate approved trim-
ming the foreign aid package
Thursday -by voic-e vote-e(ler
Sen Harry F. Byrd Jr., I-Va.,
s aid the cut would "give some
indication to the public lbal the
Sena te is willing to give ap-
propriate consideration to the
American taxpayer."
But Sen. Mark ffaUield, R·
Ore., bad no luck with bia pro-
p;oaed 10 percent cut in the P,t0-
p01ed 'St bi.Woo in military aid to
~ael. 1be amendment, 1'Jblcb tte said would show Senate dia· phaaure over larael'a use of
Alnerican F -15 bombers and
cJuater bomti. to attack refucee
campa ln southern Lebanon,
(ailed, 78-7.
f",....P.,,eAJ
ACHE •••
~~~ he ordeNd tbe dia· C'W'te ill future adverUalDf, f{iun declined to order correc·
ti~ lldv.uataf lD re.latloo to
c111m1 that tM prodactl reline ·-~ .. ...u u pa1A. Such cllllm• blve not been maa far
m9re than 101ear1, be not.ct.
'
001•1 u ...... ltMe that •
........... ~totrlal
wtdda • daJt "' eoeftaemaat. B1ar1•11' court·martlal,
aelMdaled for Tbunda1, wu
about a week late, tbe
........ DOUd.
Sou.reel doM to tbe bue rob-
bery cue reported that the lD·
ve1t1catJon into the c... and Burs-' Involvement u either
a Yidim or 1uspeet 11 eootinu.. 1na.
Buraesa and civilian employee
Ven Ricbard90Cl, 32, of Gardeo
Grove were stopped in a van at
an El Toro bue intenec:tlon
Nov. 18 wben two aa1ailant1 forced tbelJ' way lnto the ftbl.
cle, a Marine Corpe IPOlreemad
said at the time. .
Bur1eu and Jlisa Rlcbudsoo
were on a routine run from the
base's Special Services office to
a base bank.
Mias Richardson aaid abe
struggled free after the bandits
left her bound and gagged in the
a bandoned van in Tustin. She
said lbe pair took Burgess with
them
Eyes on Sky
Once Again
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Fint it waa Skylab, now
lt '• Pepsua 2. TJae NatJo,.al
A•roatutic.t aad Space
A4,.lniltratlon 1ay1
Pe11aua 2, a 23,000-pound
satellite, will fall from or-
bit and plunge into the
Earth's atmosphere late
this month or early in
November.
Pegasu s 2 i s con -
siderably ama Uer than lbe
77.S-ton Skyla'J> apace sta-
tion that plummeted to
Earth In July. Pegasus
was launched in 1965 to
ga ther information for
acienu.ta to wse in deslan·
ing spacecraft.
Mary Fitzpatrick, a
NASA 1poke1woma.o, aald
Thursday that Peeaaua la
expected to return to
Earth between Oct. 29 and
Nov. 6, with the most prob·
able re-entry date Nov. 2.
Tent Man:
From Playboy
To Irvine
81 DAVID ln.JftMANN Cit .. ...., ........
Ute bu been eomewbat of a
ball for Jlm Gilroy lateq.
Several weeU AIO be WU a
party coonllnator for the reu-
nion ol Playboy ceaterfoldl at
Huab IWDer'1 POlh dlp lo Welt
Loi~. And next week, he'll be the
man who'll make Irvine'•
Harvell Festival ball the "bll" DAILY PILOT • bub lta •;omort boQe for.
Tbat'1 becauae Gllroy, who
•orb for the Loi Anaelet flrm
of Canvu Specialty, wUl be ln
charge of putting up the huce blf top unde r which the
ba lgoera will do their toe-
tappm, belt next Friday nl&bt.
11/ f tllff "'' '".,..., "' .•.. ,., ............
,,_ .. °"'9lltt • --........... °'==~-
TbWlday, Gilroy went out to
the d.lrt area near the tenn1a
cou.rta at Berttqe Park where
tU &eal wW '° • to look Oft!' the I~ and dilCUll tM lollmtSem u..t ao bdo plUlJllaC •
event web aa Ui11.
Tbe ~ pay bl1 top with bl'Mdnd~wUl-h• .. to acccnnowllte 1.Joo Ptl'IODI tor
the OlDnei' and danclnl wttld.n 1tl
11\000 ....,. I.et ot apace, be
Hid. GlJrot, dole ftrm !Lii JllleM1I lta m1mmada camufadliU.ID au ._.of lota&Sau Ud
clnu...,.ffll _aalct U.. tour· pole IQ toD to De..._. ID bWat
wlU tfan4 IS·f•tt tall from ll'OVDd to top. -WOl'lllln Wt.II be unloedt1 1 tbe
to,000 pamdl tJI lHuDee canva Moed.,. _,. Jata Twdar. dMt .,., top llMluld ... Ja plaee.
Accordiac to a11eaattm. in the 1Ult, the company'• propotai
met all city laws for de...._
meat on the a.lte and tbe eowt-
cll'1 reJecUon oo tM IJ'OUDd tbat
tbe site milbt be reclealpated
tor relddeDtlal UM wu 11111*'
ud lllepl .
N-MBoard,
Fniployees
View Pact
NetoUaton for tbe Newport.
Mesa Unlfted Sebool Dlltr1ct
and Its 800 noo -teacbtng
employees reached teatatlYe
agreement 'lburaday oo a two.
year contract calling for pay
hikes of about eight percent.
No date baa been set fOt a
ratification vote by local mem·
bers of the California State
Employees Associatioa <CSEA>.
If the contract la approved,
classlfied employees would re-
c e i ve a six percent ra!~f}
retroactive to July 1 of lbt$f
year . The additional two percent
pay hike would come by way of
the district's agreement to pay
m ore lnto the coat of beaJth
beneflta for emploJeea.
The contract would IHt throutb June at 1181 wttb CSEA
negotiators able to renegodate
on wages and beneflta ln 1980.
Offlciall aaid today tbe dia-
ltlet bu qrMd to lmple...-a ....... ..-natsoa RudJ'' ol ..
ltlet ... pao,..r.
The atudy could meu tbat
about ~ clualfiecl employees
could receive 1ddltlon1l pay
hikes between two and 10 per.
cent, district officials u id.
Under terms of the tentative
contrac t, employees with 21
years lo the dlJtrlct would
automatically receive a five per-
cent pay rain 1n additloo to
other pay bikes.
District offlci.U aaid CSEA
negotiators agreed to the pre-
sent system of 14 paid boll.days
per year
Mayor Urges
·Bulkhead Ban
For Newport
Newport Beach Mayor Paul
Ryckoff would like to '" a city
policy prohlb~fbecooatrucUoa of any more acb around
Newport Bay.
He m.cle the IUCflltioo Tull·
day duriaa d1lcullioG OD a fow.
Jot appUcatioo for a wooden wall
to be built m the bay aide of the
Balboa Peninlula.
Ryckoff Hld be •a• 1ym·
pathetic wttb the appUcanta.
Their beacbel are beinl eroded
by wave1 bomldnc off neiahbor·
ingbulkbeadl.
But be ltreued bla belief that walll are ''deleterioua to bly
water quallt;y."
Both tbe propoHd policy and
the four •PPllcatione wen con·
tlnued until the Nov. as COUDeil meettna.
WdyBird
Flees Fire
AUSTIN, Teftl <AP) -L8d1
Bird JolmlGD WU awu.....S ud
routed from blr ftfth-ltoey ... I
tbou-. apartment early =
after ft.re broke out lD the •
1liDo.r fvl"*'-"' • ..i..-... Uon once OWDed b)-tbe tfobDloa famlty. &eertil ..... •PDtt ....,
Mn. Jolmloa. widow ot ~. dent LJDdoo a. -lobloo, ..,.
out ot U.. buiJdlal .tdcdt-...
KTBC-TV, • CM atftbate. in downtown Mlatln .
Raeb &•aat, ma1a1er of
KTBC, Ni4 ti» baU4•11 ...
talllecl ................ .... ···-= ........ .... bne.o llftlt•...._ °"'·:~ .. ·~· notb9 ,be9*
Test Drl.,e
Sean Murphy. 5, aot to try out some fire equipment
when Newport Beach firemen visited Newport Hetpta
Elementary Scbool u part tJl Fire Prevmtion Week th.la
week. Reeidenta will be able to get to know their fire de·
partmmt when the atatioaa host open home on Saturday
from lOa.m. to 4 p .m .
House Voles Out
Gasoline Price Lid
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
HoWte, after tumJ..ng back etrorta
to reinstate price controls on
petroleum product1, voted
191·188 today to remove exiatin«
price Uda entirely from guollne.
The move, i! approved by the
Senate, would leave detenni.Da·
tion ot t.be price ebarced at the
pump mtl.rely up to oU coin-
panlN.
Rep. John DingelJ, D·Micb.,
chairman of the House energy
and power aubcommlt!::d d•lm~ UM mo.e coeld
1aeoU.. Pl'tcll IOUiq to • a gallon -a eonteatSoa dlaputed
by advocates of lbe move.
With the House ,decision on
Thursday to let stand President
Carter's deds100 to phue out
federal price controls on crude
oU, 1uollne remained the only
fuel undeT federal cootrola.
Rep. James A. Court.er, R·
N .J .• apooaor of the amendment,
araued that it made no senae to
decontrol crude oil wbiJe leavtna
price lldl on 1uollne.
Tbe meuure a.lao would knock
out the federal guolloe alloca·
lion syaem which enables the
government to m ove fuel to
where it la needed du.rina timea or abortaaee.
And lt would wipe out a set·
aside pro1ram makln1 add.J·
Uonal supplies of 11101Jae
available for agriculture, an el·
feet apomon ol Lbe decontrol
ameadJMot 1aJd bad been tnad·
vertent.
Price coatroll have been on gasoline aince im. The)' pro-
blblt price lncreaae1 to COD·
swnera beyond t.bose caused by •~at.ion and blgber crude-oiJ ac·
q Wll taoa coista.
The House vote "is to corn-
p I e t e J y surrender to tbe 20
largest oil companies. those
whose prolita over the last year
trave ....... by eo perceat, .. la.id
Rep. Bob Eckhardt, D-Teua, a decon~foe.
Today's vote follows two de-
cisive energy vtct.ones Tbunday
for die P19Mleot ID which UM
Hou1t IOllilll t•jeotM &f'l'l· menta bf Utaenla tllllt ta. ect-
m lniatraUon 'a dere1ulatlon
policies were Uning oil industry
pockets at the e xpe nse or
American consumers.
DUKE MEMORIAL
FOR NEWPORT?
Newport Beach City Council
memben think a memorial to the late actor John Wayne migbt
be a good way lo 1et Newport re-
aide at• totere1ted l o lbe
perfonmnc aru i.D their cit¥.
C.ound.I memben Hid tbe7'd
10 aJoQi witb a plan belina ..
veloped by Councilwoman
Jackie Beatber to ra!M fwldl ID
the Ce>mmUD1t7 to pay fot' a
bronae bu-relief aeulptu.re o1
lbe IDO'Yie star. It ww.1d be la·
· stalled at tbe Theater Art&
Center ill EnUcll View Paft.
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
..
•when you buy one suit at our
reeular price, you can buy another -
of equal or lesser value for only one ·
dollar.
---.---·~--.....
C'brridor
AccOrd
Sought J
Newpon .,._., CitJ eo.et.I
memben are tryJa1 to ••·
promjN ...... tbe Qty ot 1"iM oa tM ~route ot tbe Su ~=· BJJll Trauportatloa.
'l1le .. rtdor .. to (IC .... .. Coti>A• Ml Mar ., ... _, at
llaeArtbar Boale•arcl wttll
the Saa~ f'New&1 at A"'J
Partw91 JUlt ~ '11 S. ltlalll
CapllUano.
Cou!riftelalt are ~ eau.. tbe rout. to teJl:
tbem w route allpmeat
&-..)'lib.
Ne~ lllltlally took a JMISl· tioa fnona1 the alignment
fartbelt from tbelr city . IrvlDe'a
po1ltkm WM tM re.ene.
At tbetr meeting Tue1day,
Newport COUDd1 members aald
tbey ... wiWlll to '° for • route bet•em tM two extremes
after Irvine ctt1 offtdall aaid in·
fOfJDail)' they'd do tbe aame.
Jnine council members ha·
ven 't bad a chance to act
formally on the eompromlle yet.
Hoose Backs
Pay Hike for
U.S. Workers
W ASllJNGTON (AP ) -Tbe Houle~. fralile C!OID·
prollllle toda7 that could mean a. pay raiff for Conareaa and
reatoradion ol full pay for L5
millloa eovernmem worterw ID·
c ludtn1 2 million mUltary peraoond.
Tbe ICtioD by volce Yote put.
pressure oo the Senate to do
likewlae. t
Tbe compromiae WU Worked
out during lntenalve ne1ot.1aUoaa
by congeaatooal negotiators. It
called for tbe Senate to accept
the Houae-paued S.S percent
pay raise for lawmakeJ"S. Tb.at
move would add $3,200 a year to
the current ~7,500-a-year con-
gress1ooal salary. The Senate had
msJ..Sted it wanted no pay raise.
The compromise also caUed for
both tbe House and Senate to ac·
cept a mod.UicatJoo in elliat·
log Jangua1e limit.tac federaJ
fwadiq for allortiocd.
There was little debate in the
House over the compr omise.
However, Re p. Robert K
Doraap, B.-Callf., bl-.atad tb6
mon liberal l.ancuaP OD abor.
Uon and uraed Hou.le members
to remember the word.a of Pope
John PauJ II to "stand up for We."
'I don 't car e how many
paychecks are held up," Doman
shouted in an emouonal burst.
··We've killed 2 million people in
their mothers' wombs in lbe pa.at two years."
The C"OOgressional batUe bas
held up pusage of an emergen.
cy money bill needed to provide
opera tln1 funds for seven
Cabinet-level departments in the
flacal year that began 12 days
aio.
Both Houu and Senate
DqoUmln bad UJ)l'MMd hope
earlier that their re1pect.l ve
cbamben 1WOUld a«ept the com.
promlle. But they announced
they would reconvene to eon·
aider a standby measure It
either chamber rejected the pro.
po1al.
-
WORLD •
'Evem• ef Deeatle'
Art Critics Ecstatic
A.t Picasso Exhibition
This Sahlrday, 9 AM •· 3 PM, DaYe Celebratei·
2161 -4nniver6ar'I Safe/
· FAOORY IEMO•STRAlll•S
IAYE'S C ... PRICES .. Al SUPER SAYmlS
EMLARGIMEMT
SPECIALS
111·.&9•... 1.10·.'l .49 -
.... ,.... • ... u .10
L .... 10,_c..._ ,,.. .. ..._c._ ..... ...,
,..,,,.hll't.._ ... ......
COLOR FILM BfJACHIOMI& ~~' PROCESSING fUJICHIOMI I ......
12 ................. $1. 99 SUD! PROCESSING c [ ' .::=.:.._
20or24 ........... $2.99 20 ea ................. 99 ---· ___ _
36 ............... :. $.3. 99 1' .. . .......... S I • 99
SOME • DAVE'S CAMERA SPECIALS
I
''STUNNING .''
.. OVEaWHELlllNC." "A one-man
artistic r•volulloo." "Eoou1b
masterpecea for sb 11·eat palnten."
Tbeae and other superlaUvee buned
throqb the tnvttation-ollly operllnl
crowd ol everyone wbo is anyone in
the French art world.
"If you're not here, you're no one,"
one crtUc lr'om tbe Louvre Museum
mused on findina "all Paris" ••t.benlcl ~ lbe ..... doq)e of the
19tb ~ Grand Palaia to see the Picas10S;most of wblcb tbe French
govefllB)ent took to settle the late
artist's otherwise incalculable in-heritance taxes.
• PEllAX MY. FUJICA AZ·I .... 4).7 ____ ....
U.S. Ambassador Arthur Hartman
and his wife Donna, both avid art
buffs, were there. American pop art
painter Juper Johns was wandering
around incognito, studying canvasses
and muttering "beautiful" and "won-derful."
LESS SHY WAS France's premier
abstract poster painter, George
M atbieu, delighting French
television crews with Ms flowing
moustache s and gallant
ahowmanablp reminlscent of his sur-
r eallat colleague and friend Salvador
Dall. Pronounced Mathieu: "Stag-
gering."
The exhibition, which will later
move to a new Picasso Museum in
Paris, opens with a haunting vision
of the Spanish-born artist himself, a
1901 "blue period" seJf-portralt.
From there, it moves to the cubist re-
volution and on through the various
familiar Plc a aao s t ages that
reshaped the hiatory of art.
Costly Art Stolen
BBV88J!!l8, BeJaium <AP> -A
paAa&Uw by a.JO• •urreallat Rene llarO'ltte entitled "Decalcomania"
and valued at $267,000 was stolen
from the home of its owner, Chaim Perelman, a Bruasels university pro-
fessor.
•
1
Jn addition to the painUngs, the ex-
hibition features a full representation
of Picasso's sculpture, including
eight exceptional cubist renderings
of women's heads. There are also
ceramics, stamps, collages and as-
semblages.
PIC~. WHO DIED in 1973 at
age 91, leaving no will for his billion-
dollar estate, scrupulously preserved
almost all of his nearly 80 years' of
output that was not sold. It took 11
experts three years to catalogue ·
Picasso's personal collection.
Another story that came to light
Thursday was of "Man With A
Guitar," a 1911 cubist painting that
somehow escaped Picasso's careful
attention.
·'The painting was In horrible con-
dition. It was found rolled up . and
stuffed under a sink, cracked and full
of bright brown water stains," said
Jeanne Amoore, one of the Louvre
Museum's elite six art restorers who
worked ooµie collection.
"WE H\JMIDIFIED THE painlinl
because it wu so britUe aDd step by
step we UIU"OUed it," she explained.
''Then we ued a process cUlecl r.
lin1n1 to put It onto a etroqer cu-
va1. Usina an abeol'blnl ...-we then removed the 1lalna from tbe
back, the way they came in. It's a
major cubist painting and il'• a ma·
Jor restorin& miracle that it can now bang here today."
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' DAVE'S CAMERA
474 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa
642· I 012 • Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 • Saturday 9.4
"We Do Cibachrome Custom Enlargements"
(f'rom Sffdea Only)
MENSWF.11~$ 12 .
Ri o..rvr PLA1 D B Y. ~Ular vai~ LOLJsr-s our favom co 20.00 c .
CO/Jars f?, e new IOok 8 rnen~~ouna collars Jn utton-aown
co/ors eaE.r Plaids. All g';:.Of>dertu1 · asy ca~ ... ~ar Fall and-cotton 5 t Polyester.
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FOR JUNIORS
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WOOL BLEND SKIRTS
Regularly ~~.oo and 37.00
Jitterbug skirtsr Released pleat sk1rtsl In me brightest
new plaids. And wonderful rweeds. The skirt buy or the season I 5 to 13 sizes. Juniors.
Beverly Htlls and Newport Beach
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·M Beverly Hllli. open I 0 to 6; N·M N~pott to6; Mon.,
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HUNTINGTON. W. Va. <AP> Det>Me 8hM
wu taW.ac about ber )Ob and watcbln1 her arm lllunp u •be n .. ct h r mue•. Tbe brewn~
.. lted, bhae~ed youoa wocnu 11"tlued a a •ll· llor fek ._. bulaiq bleep.
, ··1 WOl'ked bani~ tet_ n." ,._ aatd "I'm proud
wbl& 1·-. a.ttOmPllabed la dtnie ,..,... ••
Tbeft'• • c::ouec:t\oo bee•.. Mn. Bhae'i ,,..., W DMIK .. ud lMr JM. 'n. .. ~
'WOmM Ill a ...... aker. &be ..... Mr 411'1 ril·
,... Md ..adlnc bup boUen •l eNd.rte power flaD\t aro.d W•l Vlr11ala.
..... A csann•D WSLDU Pd I Juat pt·
., ~IDU'I papen 'n nead coutruct.100 .. lbe •aid. • I'm U.. ftnt female in the count.ry io
l,.du&a from the wlloo'a appreAt.lee Protr•m."
An oftldal of the lntern•Uon•l Rrot.herhood or
8o1Jerm11kera an Kanus City <"onflrmt'd M n
8'ue'a at.ory
"She'll lht ftr~t fe:malt to graduate from our
,,.01ram," aa1d Oav1d Lewu "We have a.bout 25
female ntid cooatrucuoo appnmucea around the
counlry now Our flrtt one wq kUJed three year~
qo wbUe -orktna on the Alatkan plpellnt! • •
.. , GllP UP IN •OUND8VILLE/' Mrs Blue
sald. "My tau.er la a bollennaker. I wu )Ob-
buntiq three years aao and be told me to 10 down
and sip up for the union's apprenUCfllhip pro-
1ram. .
•'To complete the f.rogram you muat pau o
study leuooa and put n 6,000 boun of on·tbe·job
training_ The study program uauaJty takes tour
years but I finished the lessons In 18 months."
In addition to the study program a nd rugged
work schedule, Mr~ Blue, who has a 4 year-old
son. said she has had to endure the taunts of many
male co-workers
"IT'S 8El':N A80UT Si·SO," she s1ud. "Some
or the men r work with arc friendly and helpful
and some of them still don't accept me, even after
three years. They'll ask me why l don't go back to
\be ldtcben where 1 belong • ·
Mrs. Blue's home 1s at New Martin.s\ftlle
However, she 's staying with her brother in Hunt.-
ingtoo and commuting to the AppaJacbian Power
Co. general.Ing planl et Glasgow, in Kanawha
County.
"f nde to work with my brother and sister."
she said "We've got a lot of boilermakers In my
fam1.ly My father's a boilermaker. My husban<t's
a boilermaker. I'm a boilermaker. My brother's i.
boile rmaker And my s 11>ler's " boilermaker
tralnl'e "
.lier s1st1·r. Tammy <!I -. .... t Ol'arby Shl' :.aid
.... hl' l'anwd S<!:i ooo Jal-It y••..r a-. a trnm•·l·
"J\ KOll.f:RMJ\fH.ft'S PJ\V IS $12 ;w un
hour, · she s1wl "A lot 11f rn1•n don't hlw 1t that
women are mak1n)I. that k111d uf money. They say
we 'r e talon~ lh<:1 r Jobs ..
Union off\c\als, under pressure from the
federal gov~mment to have more ~ty.group
members and women, say they are trying bard to
recruit women. Mra. Blue ht akepUcal.
··1·ve worked at power pl.anta au""over the state
and I'm the only female journe~man in fleld con-
-.trucllon around here ." !-.ht> said "f really don't
Wnk they want a ruah or females applyma. ·'
But lltM IDOoe'Y u attract.Ive, a boilermaker'•
trade al.lo cu be W.rdou.a.
••MY HUSBAND IS Dl8A8LED," Mrs. Blue
1u11d. "A 715-pound s teel beam felJ on his back at
Willow Island "
While t.cJlking, l>he ruhbt.>d a i.cab on her upper
Jrm s-----· ·'ti ·~ put < s m--wrtdmg ttrar"do 1t.-!.fit=
said, pointing lo a half rlru•·n r1aJc .,cur~ on her
arm "It burnl-1 right through yQur clolh<.'1> but 1l on
ly hurt:> for a minute "
Ocftp1te ht•r sc·urr<'ll ;,irm-. i!Od her co.worke rs'
taunts, Debbie Hlul' i.u1d :.he loves her JOb. She
also love::. what 1l 's rtonc lo he r hKure
"When I took this job I weighed 105 pounds,"
s he said. "Now I weigh more than 120 but I i.till
wear the same slt.ei.. I'm just t10lid now."
Now,
full service Greyhound is
just around the corner!
Greyhound has a brand new bus station. tt'a
cl<>M. convenient and complete with charter
and pactcage express.
NorthbOund departures: 8:10 a.m .
1:10 p,m,. 4t10 p,m .• 7:10 p.m.
SouthboUnd d•partures: 9:20 a.m.
12:20 p.m .. 3:20 p.m .. 6:20 p.m. ·ree::: ... , ...... 16111• ,, .... ,.,.... w ...... 1t1r. CA 7f4/141-JOIO
Serving Weetmlneter. Fountain Valley.
Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa •
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CLOVIS <AP> -Soft
drink•. pot. ato cblDtt and other "junk foocf' -may
be on thelr way oul of
the Clovh UnUled
School Olatrict. Tl'~ almolt voted • •. ·· ; . . .
to eUml.naw tbe food.I · · · · ,--1 · ... from lbo diltrlct'a two . / · · ·
bl&h tcboola, but were · " .. . · l
slopped when it was ••••••••• pointed out. UM propoeal
was not on the aaeact.a. 8ia8 Upheld The item will be
placed on an upcomln& S AN FRANC I SCO
agenda and staff waa <APl -A federal Judg~
directed to pr•pare has ruled that an Eas t
some gwdellnes on the Bay bus company dis
food c r1m1 oated ag a 1 n ht L blacks Ln tunng and pro rto;! 1~~1E. molion -a ruling that
.... , , "~ may cost the company ,,,....
0
::.. ... ~ coJ.S1 St m llllon in back pay.
~.:: 1'be rullq was against
The Oceiin View School Olatric t 1s
seeking ftiembers of the community to
serve on a committee to e<Mee the Board
of Trustees on long-range muter plan-
ning. The committee will meet every
other Wednesday evening from Nov-
ember 14. 1979. for approxlmatety three
months. If you are interested In serving
on such a committee. or deaire further In-
formation. please phone Dale Coogan.
Supennte~nt. extension 209. by Oc-
tober 22. Committee members will be
selected and not1f1ed by November 6
phone 847·2551
OCEAti' VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
l6'401Stnet
...... ..,._ hodt, CA 92647
a&:f gJ .. =..1~~~ the Alameda-Cootra l'lJl!l.9~-,coata County transit
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Supplies for the Studio
Aaro n Brothers knows what's best for thl! drtlst
supphl"" <>nd drtl~t\ equipment
plenty of dl1
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Aaron Brothers Art Marts
COSTA MESA 1714 Newport Blvd. • ORANGE 1812 E. Kotella Ave
• SANTA ANA 1126 E.17th. St.
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