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Home My WebLink About1979-11-28 - Orange Coast Pilot2 Plead Guilty Mesa's Nudie .In PIQt Against Studio Loses .Newport Builder Permit Battle er • Its Antarctic Peak Kennedy lntnid~r Arrested· WASHINGTON (AP> -A woman carrying a knife and yelllne was seized by Secret Service agellls today after she rushed into the reception room of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's Senate office. She was charged w-ith assault with a deadly weapon. One of the agents who seized her was nicked in the wrist by the woman. At the time of the incident. which occurred at about 9:40 a.m., Kennedy was in bis office, which is separated from the re- ception room by an outer office. Kennedy, who recently an· nounced his candidacy for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination, said be was un- aware of the incident until told about it later by one of his assis- tants. "It was an incident that I UD· derstand is being bandied by ~ Secret Service,'' Kennedy said. The woman was identified by the Secret Service as Suzanne Osgoods, 38, of Boston. Sl)tf was arrested with help of Capitol policemen, who led her down the ball with her bands behind ber back . She waa taken into custody by the Secret Service, which bu been assigned to pro- tect Kennedy as a presidential contender. Inspector Gilbert H . Abernathy of the C.pltol Police said the woman wu arrested on a charae ot assault with a dead· ly weapon and removed for questloatn1 by the Secret Service in downtown Waahlncton. Richard Burke, Kennedy'• ex· ecutlve ~ 1ald that when the woman entered the reception (See KENNEDY. Paae Al) ~Take ~Silver I Bur.W. snatched a M.000 col· lecUon ot BtcenteDn.lal 1Uver lo· loll ad aold ccMI froin a Hunt. ln,ion 8Mch bom late 'IWl- u1.,poleeUJd. TU 1i11tN11r1 forc4MI oP1D a helled tltebiii "lndow ai an IAltoaquia IU'eet. raldeDce amt =.~.,: lnlQU and an Ull· aumllW Of oo&llt 9C!'oo COf41aa to omcen. TIM .... o1 tbe Yldlm wnn't tm111~ available. 0 1000 ..... Sightseeing Pl•ne Lost ~'\} AUSTRALIA , 90 w. SOUTH AMERICA ~ ~J .......... MAP LOCATES WHERE SIGHTSEEING PLANE CRASHED 257 People P9rtsh In One of Wont Air Dtaaatera Newport Case Pair Plead Guilty In Extortion Plot Two i.o. An1eles-area men pleaded eullty Tuesday in Oran1e County SUperior Court to cbar&• ol ata.empt.lq to extort $250,000 from Newport Beacb builder Rud•ll Presley. Tbe pleu were entered by Phillip F.clward FaUIMt, 31, ol Hawailaa Oardeqa and .reu Patrick Romo, 29, of Downey before Judie James Perez followtq nelOUatiou amaq at· tomey1. Tbe two men were ebatPd wlth dlrecUn1 tbreate·nro, tetepboGe calla and leUen at PrelleJ -threat& that WIN UD· deracored when aeveral .'5 caUbet buDeta were abot loto tbe door of Pre1Jey'1 IJdo Isle bOme 1D May, 1'78. Ai put Of the plea ~aln a•reement, mention of tbe IUDSbciltl WU deleted triND tba cbar1ep to wbtcb tbe men pleadedlUlltY. A thltl· tmpect bi the Prelle; CAM.~ai'd ·DemPff)', JS, of Paramount, pte.loualy pleaded ltlltJ' to utoftlOG cbara• aDd •ltffd to cooperate wllll bl· •• u, ..... AciOOI .. to Po)tce, Pfti111'• naaie me to tbe alteaUoD Ot the extortionists via a newspaper story whlcb llated h1I firm .. &IDCml tbe top 100 in Southern Cdforn1a. FoUowiDC tbl threats, Pnaley contacted police. They arnnaect to bave Sll0,000 lo play money dropped at an Anabelm ·1ocatlcft. DemPl!eY wu uristed after be arrtftd to pick it up. Poison Plot Verdict OK'd SAN DIEGO (AP) -Aa a&>- pellate eaurt bU upheld tbe Jm fl~~ mmder eonvtctloD ot a BID Dieao . woman WbOle plota to tW hlr bu1b&D4 ID· eluded lpll1n1 • ~ Ol Piil with tanntuJa pollGG. Tha l«h DWUict COurt Ol ~ peal atrliD:ied Tuelday tbt pUtj verdict qaldlt Carol Low.. Har111,a. II n . Harlla and a frtlDd, Natba lllr1 Depew, were eonYlctail m tbe beati!iJ ~ath 01 Mariff set-DaYld JW'lll, II. No Hope For257 Aboard AUCKLAND. New Zealand <AP> -An Air New Zealand DC-10 canying 257 persons oo a sigbt&eetng flight to Antarctica Ct"Ubed into a volcano on the edge of the icy continent today, authorities reported. All aboard. including 12 Americans, were believed killed m one of history's worst air disasters. U.S. Navy search planes spotted the wreckage on the slopes or smoldering Mount Erebus, near the U.S. research station at McMurdo Sound, An· tarcllca, some 2,000 miles south of New 1.ealand. "It looks as though it burned. No survtvors have been sighted. They . . . are expecting a com· plete fatality," said Petty Of. ficer Mtk.e Hatcher of the U.S. Navy Support Group Head- quarters m Christchurch, New Zealand. The airhne said the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 in- cluded 46 foreigners -12 Americans, 24 Japanese, seven Australians, two Bntona and a Canadian. 1be rest were New <See PLANE, Pa1e A2> Coast Weather Fair t.broqb Tbunday witb blah cloudinus at time1. Overniaht Iowa '5 at the beaebea and 52 in· land, wttb biabs 'lburaday from low '10I alon1 the coast to QPPe.r 10I lo in· land areas. •• Mother.Give• Baby lo Twin WNDON <AP) -A woman bo&e twin tlater t. •unable to have children bu liven her newborn • dtught.er to the barren mter, who plans to adopt the child. the Daily Mirror reported today. The newspaper aald TeUord resident Lynda Elson, 30. and her husband. John. made their "price- less gift of love " because they already bad two children. The twin, Jean, a resident of Market Drayton, Shropshire, and married to Roger Machin, was quot- ed as saying, "I was absolutely stunned, speechless by Lynda's sacrifice. Not in my wildest dreams could I imagine anyone making this kind of sacrifice for my happiness.•' According to the Minor report, the baby, Jodie, was born in a Shrewsbury boepttal Oct. 5 and given by Mrs. Elson to ber sister a half hour later. F,....PageAJ PLANE CRASHES. Zealanders. They paid $359 tor what wu supposed to be an 11-bour ftiabt trom Auck.land to the cout ot Antarctica and back. The crews of Navy helicopten .ent from McMurdo reported they were unable to land at the cruh site because of violent up- drafts of wind around the 12,400-foot volcano, the New Zealand Search and Rescue Center said. The Navy said the plane crashed about 2.500 feet up t,tie slopes of the active volcano. ~hi ch 1s IJl the center of Ross Island, where the McMurdo base also as situated. The island is ju.st orf the Antarctica coast, and the volcano is within sight of the McMurdo base. "The wreckage was on the back aide of the moun~ ... Hatcher said. "It wu apread over an area of about 200 yards." The Air New Zealand sightsee- ing planes regularly fiy close to the volcano on their non-stop round tnps to Antarctica from Auckland. The cause of the crash could not be determined immediately. The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 has been plagued by structural problems, includinc one that eaused the craab of an American Airlin~ night in Chicago in May that took 273 lives. Air New Zealand said it un- derstood the Jetliner bad com- pleted its sightseeing run and was on ita way back north to New Zealand when radio contact wlth the plane wu lost at 2 p.m. (5 p.m. PST Tuesday). It WU Ulen stlll over Antarctica, about 30 or 40 miles ~m McMurdo. The toes of radio contact wu blamed OQ aunspot activity and dld not cause immediate con- cern, But at 8 p.m. the a1rliDe announced the ·plane was an bour overdue for • ref\lelln1 atop at Christchurch, on New Zealand'• South ltland. The afrli.ne announced at to p.m. that the plane wu Jost. It aald lts fuel would han been used up ball an hour before. The U.S. bue at McMurdo Sound took ch.ara• of tbe search for the milalnl plane, and aent up five aircraft: two C-130 Hercules, a C-141 Starlltter and two belleopten. TU Navy aald one of the planes alabted the wreckaie at 1 a.m. DAILY PILOT There la almost perpetual dayll&ht on Antarctica at tbil time of the year. Few airline dJsasters have surpaaaed the death toll in today's Antarctica crash. The on·Uie-a:round coWston of Pan Am and KLM jumbo jets at Tenerife airport in the Canary Islands in March 1977 took 581 lives, and tbe crash of a Turkish Airlines DC·lO near Paris in 1974 killed 346 persons. This year's Chicago crash had the third highest death toll The starlif'ler had flown Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. of V1rgin1a from Chrbtchurch to McMurdo Sound for a flight Thursday over the South Pole commemorating the first flight over the pole !50 years ago by hi.I famous polar explorer uncle, Adm. Richard E. Byrd. t Air New Zealand said it had never lost a passenger before. The airline operates the an- tarctic sightseeing flights during the Southern Hemisphere's sum - mer. and this was the fourth this season. The planes fly from New Zealand to McMurdo Sound. cruise at low l~vel over that area, fly at relatively low level for 45 minutes north a long t.be Victoria Land coast and then bead out across the water for the return to New Zealand. An official said Lbe fUgbts had been operating for three sum· mers without any previous mil- hap. Amona the crew a waa a well- known New Zealand moun- taineer, Peter Mulgrew, who gave the paasengers a commen- tary on the antarctic sl&hts. He was an associate or Sir Edmund Hlllary, one of the first two men to climb to the top of Mount Everest F,...PllfleAJ KENNEDY. • area, "she let out a yell" and drew a knife from under her coat. None of the witnesses to the incident could say what the woman yelled. Burke aald there had not been any similar incidents in Ken· nedy's offtce. Mary Ann Mikulich, a recep- Uonist In Kennedy'• office, said, .. 1 wu littlne at my dealt when a woman came in with a big buntina knife Just yeWn1 at tbe top of bu voice." Burke tald Mila Mlkulicb ro1e from her seat and fJed the room aQd Secret Servin men ap- prebeoded the intruder. . Daarlal the •truaM. •1e11t Joe Meutbur1er wu wounded 1Ucbtty on tbe left wrlat. MtuafNrler, who wu bolctiq a haildkerchlef over b1a wound u he tat 1il the reception room after the tncldent, declined to talk to l'llpO'IUrt. NUDE •••. A Willia Rna• ·~HIDaD HI tlaat la ca"pala to arodM ,.._. ili;lart el _. rt ............. u. ..... t 1a Urllal c.bal chUttb _,. be l'U:l\I da1lj noan W U. A a annl ....... f'ttr alto lw 11rsh1 A•wk-to 1'n&e to the ~ u mllllon to tbl U.u&.cl N tJw t..·~tut tM t8P-u .... be . Wbtta .... 141~mov • ..,..., .. courafff to demoD1trat4a to Iran'• re'VOIUl.ional'J .lea4en tlMI& Am•rtcu pllbllc .oDtoion aup- porta CaNr'• ba.adlin1 ol ._ crlat1. Carter said Tueldq tbat tM booor of America ti at stake IA the embaaay aebu.re, and said the bo1ta1e1 have been threatened at gunpoint and forced to mate statements in wblcb they did bOt belie'le. Speak\01 to a ero.up of Democrats worldne for bis re- election. be aaid, "This is a reprehensible thin.a. a disuace to every pel"IOD who believes ln civUisatb:t and decency. •'I will protect the honor of our country anti will not under any circ umstances yield to blackmail,·· Carter said. His remarks were recorded bJ radlo station WGlR in Manchester, N.H. Wbite HoQae and State Depart-m e n' officials are sayins meanwhile that they want to keep tbe 24-day-old Iranian crilAI on "bold" unW the U.N. Security Council meets aealn Saturday. The adrnin.lstration fears Ira- nian leaders believe they can "wln some battle for American public opinion and tbat the American people wlll end up 1upportlq their demands" for a trial of the deposed 11bab, said a White House official, who asked not to be quoted by name. The official said Carter hoped t.o diapeJ that impression at his news cooference. The president chose hia most stately setting, the East Room of the White Hoose, and set the time to get the largest poasible audienc~. Ordinarily, Carter holds ne..VS conferences in the af. ternooo in an auditorium of the Executive Office Building The State Oepartmeot , meanwtuJe. said dependents and non-essential personnel at U S. embassies in 11 Islamic nallons were being allowed t.o leave at government expense. And de- partment spokesman Hoddine Carter said that as a "prudent and precautionary step," Americans should avoad travel- ing to those countries. The 11 countries are Libya, North Yemen. Qatar, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq. Bangladesh. Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahr8.Ul and Oman. Buying Rumor Sends Silver Price Surging From AP Dlapatelles Silver jumped on world markets today. and analysts at· tributed the surge to several causes. The price ln New York rose fro m Tueaday's Sl&.860 to $18.150. There were reports circulaUns that the U .S. planned to buy silver for its national stockptle. And aome traders were ap- parenUy caueht ln a "short" position aod bad to cover their purchases. The movement ln silver may have helped to trtceer a cor- respondlnc Jump in gold, which waa up Sll.60 at the mornina fix- loj in Loadon and S17 .'5 at the afternoon flxint to .. 11.20. Tbe sitwition in Iran also was blamed for the run-ups. Gold and silver tend to rise in times of uncertainty. 3 Die in Crash Of l,ight Plane AL TUR.AS <AP> -The fourtb Northern California U1bt plane cruh lD the Jut f ev. day a took the llvee ol three perton1 near the Nevada border, Modoc Coun- ty 1berltf'1 ottlcer1 report. Tbey lde.ntifled lbe vlcttms Tuetdaf u IUcbard O'Neil, as. of Alturaa, tb• pllot; Dan BMson, 16, aJao of Alturu, and Jam• Man>~.t SS, of Palmdale lo SoQtbem Caworn1a. Offloert uld tb• Piper COmanCbe left Alturu Saturday moroln1 for Van Nuy1, ae>rtbwest of Loi AD&tln. Tbe WrtCUlt WU fouDd TvtldJ)' Jut nortbeUt ot UM ••foot l••l• Peak, eut of Alturu. Pope•~•"'•• Giaarded A crowd of submachine gun-toting Turkish soldiers surrounds Pope John PauJ II as he leaves the Ataturk Mausoleum In downtown Ankara where he laid a wreath at the tomb o( Kemal Ataturk. the founder of the Turkish state. Brown Woos Gay Votes . Governor Campaigns at Rally WASHlNGTON <APl - Democratic presidential can· didate U.mund G. 8rown Jr. says the jay rights movement is leading America to an era free of prejudice. KeynotJ.n& a gay nghts rally Tuesday nl&hl. the California governor promiSed to fight for • gay righta plank tn the party'11 1180 platform and. 1f elected preaident, to ban federal dis- crimlnatlon aga•nst.. homosex- uals. President Carter was represented by a White House aide who s8ld the admanistra lion bu helped change atutudes about homosexuality, and Sell Edward M. Kennedy, D Mass . sent a letter saying be is "firmly committed to the preml.H theil ours must be a society in whJch the clvU nghts of all persons •re respected ... Kennedy and Brown HP challenging Carter for the 1980 Oemo{'ratac pres1dent1al nomanatJon · · 1 have oe1Uler sent a letter nor a representative." chldes Brown. "but have come here to be with you as an expression' of sohdanty." The rally wu sponsored by the National Convention Project, a movement to get homosexuals elected rus delegates to the 1980 presadentJal convenuons to fight Cor gay rights platform planks "We lave an a time when people's allttudes are changm~. where the society as Ul transition tf not turbulence at home and abroad.'' Brown said, "and are embartted on a very different age and very different ethos than presently re1gns as conven· tional wisdom in this cit y and m much of the political establish· meot throughout this country "And l perceive It to be my role to drive the dialogue in my particular party on a number of iuues. on Issues of nuclear power, on iaauea of nuclear dis- armament. on the Issues of the nghll of gay and lesbian people in this society." Brown said the eay rights movement reflects past ·'effort.!! of p eople excluded for one arbitrary reason or another "The agony and the problems and the difficulty and the dis- senslon that I tee across this I and an really not t.be aaony ot decline or death but ratbeT"t.19e pains ot btrth of a new order. a new a&e an which the people ot th1I country can lift • mon abuncla:Dt Ute. whate•ei-tbelr Gille ef Tlaree baci&round. whatever their col- or. whatever their sexual orten· taUon. whatever their income," Brown said. .. Aod that's your movement. ud l join wU.b JOU,·· Brown w4. Slayirig Suspect Arrested· in Mesa A Cost.a Mesa man suspected in the bnltal slaymg last month of a hitchhiker m Saota parbara County was arrested Tuesday m Costa Mesa orhcers said today They said Wilham Nicholas Suspect Held In $250,000 Burglary Rap A pest extenmnator remamf'd Jatled today 111 Newport Beach an connection with the theft of S25.000 worth of valuables from • Bag Canyon home over the TbanltsgiVlDg holJdays Jo>tn Roeer Unsworth. 35. of Orange wu arrnted Tuesday by Newiat Beach poUce wbo al- lege they found all of tbe au.sa- lDg Items in Umworth's home. The theft occurred at the home ol attorney Patrick Na1eJ. 6 Canyon lalaod Drive. while Na eel wu a. vacation Netchbon told poUce they aaw a man 1.eavlnc the home carry- me a lamp wbicb be loaded into a truck. They wrote down a descrlpt.ioo of the truck and its license plate number which they turned over to inveaU&atora. Detect.aves traced the plate to Unsworth. They aa1d be had done a pest control JOb at tbe Nagel home prior to the burglary. Macias. 20. was arrested without mcldent by Officer Norm Kutch after Santa Barbara Sheriff's d~putaes asked local pohce to look for a van that M ac1as had reportedly been l>een driving tn the area Macias was pulled over and arrested at JO a.m. on Irvine Avenue, Coat.a Mesa police said. He ... lraoaported to San~ Barbara, where be remained t.q county Jail today wftbout bail. Santa Barbara Detective Fred Ray sa.ad today M.aciu u one°' three suspects being beld in ~ stabbing death of Rudolt Wohlgenannt. 23. a tourlat from Austria Ray said WohJgenannt's body was found Oct 17 but it w~ believed be had been killed some time earlier while hitchhiking. Ray said robbery ii bein1 m: vestigated aa a posaible motJw. Ray declined to reveal bow th4 au.spects were linked with th~ crime but said mvestigatlon Jed to the Loll Angeles area. He said the other lwo suspects were aa::.r rested m Hacienda Heljbt.I. He said Wobleenannt wu vis· ltln& the United St.ates on a ~ day tourist visa. Funding Withheld WASIDNGTON <AP> -Th& federal eovernment can den)i certain money to school district!t lf atatiaUcs show their teachenc are racially seereeated, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. ''We Want You To Look Better For Less!'' We're not complaining about the high pri ce of glasses, w e're doing something about It ! There are a lot of places to buy evewear these days. You can go lo a so called 'fashion boutique· and pay spectacular prices for famous names, or you taf'I come to OPTICAL FAC· TORY, and get the bes t possible fashion looks in eyewear at a down to earth price . A s a rule, you only get what you pay for these days, however our selection is large enough to please the most fin icky tastes, and yet our prfces start as low as $34.95. (Includes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Case> At these prices we're making a spec- tacle of ourselves. 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All aboard, .lncludinf" 12 Americana, were belle't'ecl killed tn one of history's wont air dbuten. tJ Sex Bing Suspect · Enters Plea Wetiater aatd one of tbe women was 1'1 years old and tbe other bad reemtly turned 18. U .S . Navy search planes spotted the wreckage on the slope• of smoldering Mount Erebus, near the U.S. research station at McMurdo Sound, An· tarctica, some 2,000 mUea south of New 7.ealaod. "It k>okl aa tbou&h it tncmed. No 1W'Vivon have been •l&hted. They . are expecting a com· plete fatality," said Petty Of. fleer Mike Hatcher of the U.S. Navy Support Group Head· quarters in Chriltchurch, New Zealand. The airline said the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 ln· cl uded 46 foreigners -12 Americana. 24 Japanese, seven Australians, two Britooa and a Dents, Dings Autos in Lot Demolished Newport Beach police are seeking the driver who played demolition derby early TUesday in th• parting lot at the Marriott Hotel. According to police rePorta, tbe diher of a 11'13 Oldsmobile collldecl wttb a parted 1t'19 I>etnn.· puahtnl tbe Dat.AD into a 111'1 · J'Orcl; The Olds driver then shoved a 1976 Mercedes 1.nto a 1979 Capri and fln1lbed by puahine a 1978 Honda into a UM7 Studebaker. Police say t.bey shouldn't have too much trouble locatlnl the bumper cv drivel' becaUM a Uceme plate fell off hta (or bel') t'U. U .... )lft ~ wttla tbe •ix d.amqed aatOI. Canadian. 'lbe rest were New Zealanden. They paid S3S8 for what wu supposed to be an ll·hour fH&ht from Auckla.Dd to the cout of Antarctica and back. The crews of Navy helicopters sent from McMurdo reported they were unable to land at t.be <See PLANE, Pace AZ> Two Adinit Extortion AtteD1pt Two Los Angeles-area men pleaded 1ullty Tuesday In Oranp County Superior Court to cbara-ol au.tnpUD1 to atart '250 ooo f~ Ne~n a..da 1M11ik11ram1n PaWJQ. The pleu wen entered by Pb1Wp Edward Fauaaet, 31, ol H Hawa.Ua Ganin• aad '"' ~ Q e avy Patria Bomo, 21, of DowJae1 ~M:.&l~~--.::1· ~ een ·before Jud1• Ja•H Perea foUowtq neaottaUou FOG& al· toro8JIJ. In M h • Bl The two men were charled ac ID e aze wllb dlrectlne tbreatenln1 telepbooe calla and letten at Newport Beach firemen said today damage to an earth mover that caucht fire Tuesday could go as biih as $100.000 because of dama1e to the machine's hydraulic system and Urea. The large machine wu bein& Year-old Victory PIERRE, S.D. (AP> Dem0crat Tom Daschle bas been declared the winner of the nation'• clo1e1t 1918 con· sre11ional race -more than a year after South Dakota voten caat their ballot.a. The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Daacble, seated l.n the U.S. Houle in January, did indeed defeat Republican Leo Tbonneu by 110 votea. used at the conatructioo site acrou Jamboree Road from the Newport.er Ion at the Ume of the 2: 15 p .m. mbbap. AccordiDJ to fire department spokesman AuUie Waener, the hydraulic system developed a leak near lhe earth mover's engine. The heal from tbe engine ignited the fluid and the fire spread to the front end of the equipment. Firemen said the unidentified driver Jumped off the vehicle and summoned help. Wagner said accesa to the site, which ls under1otn1 pre· construction grad.ins. wu dif. flcult and firefighters were frustrated further because of a lack of water at the scene. Firemen commandeered a water truck at the scene, Wagner said. Presley -threats that were un- de n cored when several .45 caliber bullet& were shot 1.nto the door of Presley's Lido Isle home in May. 1978. A• part of the plea bargain a1reement, mention of lbe iWUbota VIU deleted from the charges to which the men pleaded ,Wlty. A th1rd suspect in the Presley cue, &!ward Dempsey. 26, of Paramount. previously pleaded iullty to extortion char1ea and aereed to cooperate with ln· veatieaton. Accordinl to police, Prea.ley's name came to the attention of the extortioalslll vla a newspaper story which Uated bis firm u alDOftl the top 100 ln Southern California. FoUowinl the threat.a, Presley contacted police. Ted '11hreatened 'Ihree New N-MTnutees Take Office Armed Woman Invades Office ' 1Ututioaal fat:lllU. on the 12 acne IDd a de-llltin1 bum CID the 47 acret. An alternate t!OID· mereial and iDdaltrial UM woald be al.lowd at about ball tbe JlA,000 tQuare footap in tbe eur- rent ameral pWa. • .;..N91aa ra: • aeree,Dlll1h ol &-. AftDUO on lambarie Road currmtJy tbe aubjeet ol a lawsuit med by tbe lrvtne Qnn. pany. Al pre111d It'• dellpeted . .. tor .1...at tnilaitrj, office iDd Ntill. Tbt cbaili• woaJd be 1o rnldenUal up to 283 UDUI wUb t7AOO square feet for a IOea1 ••· tailC-... -A•re••treale ••r•: 102 aera CID Pord Boad clll'ftlllly dellpated for ,_..a1 mdultrJ. offlee o.r realdenUal. The cbanp. wldcb eGliforml to a de- velopment plan already ap-<s.e LAND t11&, Pap AJ) Grft&test ot E .. e Pat Lund. 15. of Founlall\ Valley <left > and Leonard Barnes, 14 . of Westminster Cly through the air while negoliatmg bicycle race course at Fountain Valley Boys Club. The dirt track, complete Wlth banked turns and Jumps, has become a popular after-school gathering place for dirt bicycle riders. N-M Non-teachers' Pay Pact Ratified By JACKIE HYMAN Ot .. OlttY~-- Other contract provisions in· elude longevity iocremeots aft.er 17 and 22 years of service ln· stead ol aft.er 20 and 25 years, and an addlliooal paid holiday per year, McNair said. Noa-teacbina workers 1.nclude maintenance ataff memben, bus driwn. cafeteria worken and clerical employees. District necotiators have <See PACI', Pace AZ> Coast \Veat•er Fair UlrouO Tbunday with~~~· at tJma. Iowa 4S at tbe beacbea and $2 ln· land, wtth blcm Tbunday from low '108 alon1 tbe cout to upper 'IOI ln lD· landarue. 1191HftDAY tiouttei Dere aa.ld they reached qreement at a meettna called by Vance on Monday that the fonner 1ecretary would curb his atatementa. The two were alone In Vance'• aeventb· floor oftlce at the State Department, ACClOr'dlnl to two IOUl'Cel, both of whom refuled to be Iden· Ulled, Vance wu irrttated by JD.uin•v'1 su1feltlon that the ad.mlnlstratlon bad contribut.ed to the eollaJJM o the lbah's rule and by Illa crttldlm of U.S. policy. ,. lllerfe O•ere• alle• BeW .. HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Merle Oberon'1 fellow atara from Hollywood'• pat and aoo othen joined In a memortal aervice to- day and beard her pralaed u one who "helped everyooe abe knew wttb her unsentimental worldly wisdom, with her ld.odneaa and her example." Euloallt Geor•e Cukor .tded: "To be able to 10 on enjoytni one'• aelf In later llle ls a beautJ.luJ quality because by ao doin& you gtve strenatb to others -especially those who are themselves no loncer young.'' Among those attending: Cary Grant, Joseph Cotten, James Stewart, Irene Dunne, Jack Lemmon, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Roddy McDowell, Burgess Meredith, Louis Jourdan, Liv Ull- man, Bruce Bennett, Anna Lee and Bionje Barnes, with whom Miss Oberon appeared in the 1932 claaslc, "The Private Life of Henry Vlll." 8adar Olll~er EJe~ted _ SAN DIEGO (AP)' -ftie caDOP1 blew olf ua F-14 ,_ over the P.me t,oar, ~a the pa.n.•a radar lntereeail olllcet, the Na.,-Mid. Bk l)al'acha&e never opened. A spokesman tald the pllot mana1ed to return the plane to Miramar Naval Air staUon in San Diego about 65 miles away. Another Navy jet and several helicopters began a search of the area south of San Diego and 30 miles from the Mex&can coast. A_..••ader Kidnapped SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador CAP) -· A group of up to 10 armed guerrillas kidnapped South African Ambanador Archibald Gardner today u be left biJ embatsy, police said. Wltnenes 1ald the male and female abducton, aome armed with automatic weapons, arabbed Gardner, 60, and forced him into a Wallin& car, wblcb aped away. No aroup claimed reaponalbllity for the lddnappin1. and police uld they did not have furthe1' detalla. :~--------------------------------------------. :.IJriton Urges U.S. .. ·;Euromart Support BJ ID&Y HEaTBNSTEIN l ·-°"" .......... ·· A member of Great Brltaln'a taruameat ur1ed the Unltecl Stat.a 1\aaday to "let off the def en1lve and reauert that freedom worb'• in an appeal for America'• support of U>e Euro-pean ComJl\Oft llutet. • Jtldan Grlffltbl, • member ot ;l>rlme Vlnlater Mar1aret natcber'a Conlenative Party, Hued tb•t ~ballea1e •t a uncbeoa tn Newport Beach ot the World Alfaln CouncU of ~ •• Comity. Tb• Brtdlh oaUv1, -ecNeat.d •t Yale UAlftnfty, warned tlW °""' •• OOMf .. DAI LY PILOT America must support the Euro- pean Common Market or risk havln1 European countries seek alliance with the Soviet Union. He auerted that America baa Jacked presldenUal leader1blp for nearly 20 yean for a variety of reasons and now "Jimmy Carter 11 finding lt bard to mobilize a naUon to meet the Deed.I of the hour. "I, for one, am sick and tlrec1 of apo~ for success," be Hid. "!fut America bu prac. tlced aelf-denlallution by apoloatlin1 for slavery and mu!Ucarporattom." .. The only fear America bas la Jou ottaith LD ltaeU," be said. .. America la no lon1er tn- dlvillble and ltlvulnerable to at- tick." GrUtltba aald. H• hid that, lf Euro~ cannot W auured of America s sQpport lt could become lta own "third power," or, aa a IJ'Owlnl le(\· wln• EUl'OpND force 11 IUU~ 1Ji1, ... look for Soviet alliance." 'A aruter alllsnce ot Amertca and th• European Common Market, Ortaltba sald1 depencb on ··~misaUoo or weatem ddtnH, development of alteruUve enera aourc11 and for Aq,Mrtca and £urope to iet rld of a auilt complu ... CHJCAOO <AP> -Tbe pitcecf ellver coDtlnutd to eoar to d11. by ..... wed ht--"'\ v and ,..,. "' • W ASHINOTON (AP) -Preli· dent Carter, •Pt:~n• to Amtrtea'a aeue al , bopee meanwtdle tbat th•1 wut tO k••P tbe 2'·da1-old lrulaD crt.ds CID "hold" until the U.N. Securtty CoaDdl mHtl ••aln 8ata1'Cla7. f • 'Of..,... onm~ mobta. Oa Uie Cblca10 Board of Trade, tllYIJ' tutww roee by ta. tO.eent-aa-ounee dally prtee Um1' to more Sl'I ao omce tor •pot vene.. to rally publle •aton ud to eo••lnH Jro of American 10Udant1 durlDI tonl1bt '1 prtme4lioe nen coatereue.. At tbe new1 coalerence, Kbedulld tor 9 ~lit PST, Cuul-11 expected to aew da& Tbe ad.ndDlstnUon fean lra· nian leaden believe they can • "win IOIDI battle for 1'1M11caa public oglnlon and Uurt Uae American J*)p)e will end up Tbe tally In ail r, IO pow.rfMI that lt beJped to puab ICJld u ..... Pttc•. '-•Uecl the mm•'•• &s.•1•• •efUI the Uldtect 8'atel will aot 1Wd to ••1>1 ...... 11•• bJ m.Wtaata R1ll holdiq. AllMl'laml ...... the U.8. Zmbuay 1D Tebran. (Cb•nnela z.. ad 7) POl1iDa fbeli demand9'' b. :r.1 at Ul9 depoeed ebah, Hkl a White Houle olfldal, •bo uUd not to be 4uottd by name. pe t .Prl •urs• trom mkl· Au1uat to mld·October. wbeo quotea rGM !tom about •.JS an ounce to more Ulua an. Gold Jumped '17 all ounce In lloodoa to $(11. Several facton cauaed tbe rally'1 revival tbla week, anaiystl said. Futuree contracts mature th1a week for December delivery of •liver on major metals ex- chanaea. raisin& the poulblllt.y that ble buyers oo thole markets wlll bold out for deUvery ol s liver rather than liquidatln1 their silver futures contracts. Many traders believe that some apeculatora In tbo1e markets are aufflcienUy well- heeled to ~ up Jar1e amounts of 1\lver from excban1e warehouses aa an investment. /F ..... PageAJ PLANE ••• craab site because of violent Ul>- drafts of wind around the 12.400-foot volcano, the New Zealand Search and Rescue Center said. The Navy uid the plane crashed about 2,500 feet up the slopes of the active volcano, which is In the center of Rosa Island, where the McMurdo base also ls situated The island hs just orr the Antarctica coast, and the volcano is within si&bt of the Mc Murdo base. ' ·'The wreckage was on the back side of the mountain," Hatcher said. "It was spread over an area of about 200 yards." The Air New Zealand 1&gbtaee- 1ng planes re,Warly fly close to the volcano on their non-atop round tripe to Antarctica from .Auckland. The ~ ot the cruh could not be nn1ned lmmecllateb. The McDonnell Dou1lu DC 10 h~s been studied for structural problems After the crash of an American Airlines flight In Chicago in May in which 273 persons d.Jed, the aircraft series was temporarily grounded in the U.S. No cause haa been formally established for the Chicago crash. Air New Zealand HJd It UD· dentood the Jetliner had com- pleted its alahtaeeinl run and wu on Ua way back nol'th to New Zealand when radio coctact with the plane waa lollt at 2 p.m. (S p.m. PST Tuesday). lt WU then still over Antarctica, about 30 or 40 milel from McMurdo. The loa of radio eoatact was blamed on awupot actJvtty and did not cauae Immediate COO· cern. But at 8 p.m. the airline allllODDCed the plane WU an hour overdue for a refueli.ni ltop at Cbrlatcburcb, on New Zealand'• South laland. The airline announced at 10 p.m . that the plalle wu io.t.. It said Its fuel would have been used up half an hour before. The U.S. base at McMurdo Sound took charge of the search for the mia1ln1 plane, and l8llt up five aircraft: two C-UO Hercules, a C-141 Starllfter and two helicopters. The Navy aald one of the planes 1i1hted the wreckage at 1 a.m. There ls almo1t perpetual daylight on Antarctica at this time of the year. 2 Captured After Office Ba1rglarized ' Two youthl were arrest.ct and more tbaa Sl0,000 ID office equipment recowred followtn.I a buralary TtaeldQ llilbt at the Garden Grove office of tb• Amertcu Automoblle Auoela· tlon. Accordln1 to Garden o.,,.,. Pol.lee, two )'outbl wen ... bY a patNrtiJ ~ tbe equipment from the omcea about • p.m. Police ntPoGdlnl t.o tbe Gftlc. punuecl tb9 plllr on foot throqb a nearby "10boi1*>d WON the 70Ulhl wen a~W: ~rrtated on 1u1plclon of bur'ilU7 were tfdMI I. LJtk, tt and ~ellJ i.J'am•• vact~~. ,~ 1*ll ot Garden Grov•. 'n. ome• ~ m•t WM NCO'ftrttd, iiOl* AYi "--"lo---- Jerome P. Cavana1h. former mayor of Detroit, suffered an apparent heart attack and died Tuesday while on a bWllness trip to Lexington, Ky. He was 51. Burglary Suspect Arrested A pest exterminator remained Jailed today in Newport s..cb in connecUon with the theft of $25,000 worth ol valuabla from a Bil Canyon home over the Tbanks,Svin1 bolida)'I. John Boser Ublwortb, 15, ol Oran1e wu arretted Tue9da7 by Newport Beach police wbo al- le1e they found all ol tbe mlaa· in& items in Unsworth'• home. The theft occurred at the home ot attorney Patrick Na1el, 8 Canyon Island Drive, while Nagel was on vaeaUon. Neighbors told police they saw a man leaving the home carry- ing a lamp which be loaded into a truck. They wrote down a descriptioo of the truck and its License plate number which t.My turned over to investigators. Detectives traced the plate to Unsworth. They said he had done a pest cootrol job at the Naeel home prior to the ~ burglary. Trustees OK 3 Programs For Summer Newport.Mesa school trustees have authorUed three 1ummer school procram1 for 1980, but they won't be for everyone. Approved was a special educa- tion pro1ram, a baste 1kllll HHion (or. ltudenta in '1"Mleil 1·12 wbo need extra belp to pua the proficiency euma required for 1raduat.Loa, and clua• for seniors who need only a few credita to &nduate. ' Dlltrtct o!ftclall aald today there bu been no staff or board dbcuulon ol any 1eneral •um· mer acbool, which bun 't been held ln NewPort·Meu 11Dce Propoeitlon 13 paued two sum· menaio. Offlciala said they would con- sider conti'actJ.nt with a private group for summer acbool, ti any such lfOUP cootacta them, but aaJd none bu so far. A Wbu. Houe •pokeaman taid that hi a campaJp to U'OUM public dlapla,. fll IUP- port for tbe boltae•. the ...... dent .. urslna tbat dlureb belll be rune dally at noon unW the Amerkan capti..a are released. Carter also l1 ur1ln1 Americua to wrtte to tbe Ira- nian million to tbe Ulllted Na· tioaa demaDd1na th.at the eap- Uvea be free. Tbe White Home N1d botla moves were beinc en- coura1ed to demonstrate to Iran •• revoludom.ry leaden that American public •tnioa 1up. porta Caner'I h,l~~nc ol the crllil. Carter 1aJd TuesclaJ th.at tbe honor at America la at It.ab In the embaay Mllure, and l8id the bo1ta1e1 bave been threatened at 1uapolnt and forced to make lta&emea.ta Ill which they did not belieftl. 8peakla1 to a aroup of Democ:nta WOltina for bla re- election. be Mid. ••Ttlil ii a reprebeQPble &hlns. a dlasnee to evfll"J ,.._ w6o bellne9 tn clvill•etkm and c1eetoe1. ·'I will proteet tbe booor ol our country ad will not UDder All)' clrcum1taacea 1leld t.o blackmail." Carter Mid. Hll remarb wet"e reeorded by radio 1tatlon WGIR lo llanctae.i..., N .H. White Home and State Depart- ment officials are 1ay1na * * • Iran Foreign Minister Fired ByKJwmeini TEHRAN , Iran <AP) ~atollab Rabollal> KbollMtnl .... d•r ~ •Ctlaa Fontp llllnllter Abolbuun Bal s.dr with Revolutionary Council member Sadegh Gbotbudeb, the Pars news a1ency reported. Bani Sadr bas been Iran's main IJIOtesman to the worid durin1 tbe 3-•eek criala over the sebure of the U.S. Embua1 and dotena ol American bostq9 in Tehran. He appeared to be the main voice ol eoodlialion ta the lr•· Dian leadenbip, propoGai paea. ble ~ for releaiq the bofiaaea in excbaaae for u .S. coaeeuiom. But Khomeini and the students boldlq tbe embuay repeatedly rebuffed BanJ saclr's elfortl to dilute their bard·llae demand that the eJd.Jed Shah Mohammed Reu Pahlavi be returned to Iran before the bo.ta1a would be fnied. Gboeblacleb I.I director ol In· Dian radio and television. Bani s..lr alao ii a member ol Kbomelni'1 14-man Revolu- tionary Council and Iranian finance minilter Tbe Pan re- port did not 1ay whether be re· tained t.boee poaJUom. , ..... P.,.e.4J LAND USE •• proved by council members. calla for 388,000 aqua.re feet al ol· flee ac:kllticel to the Ford plant and 300 dwelllne units. -Caata•a1a: 85 acre1 on Dover Drive nortb ot West Coat mah•ar ii deatpatect '°' ,... ldentla on the northerly 40 acres and southerly 2.5 acres to be shared by a hotel and recrea- UoaaJ and marine commercial faciUUet. Tbe cban1e would eUmtnate hotel. and motel use, confines UM> commercial to the southernm, ·t flve acres and dropa from 225 to 121 tbe number of dweilln1 UD.lta allowed. -N...,.nn ~: a acrea on Jam._ Road oorth ot tbe Newportet Inn la dalpated for up to 440 dweWna unita. Tbe eban1e would reduce that amount to 212 unU1 to be clattered to pre1er•e arcbeololical and marsh atte.. -a&,~: llacreaoaSan Joaq u1n HWt Road ca1Tlatly dftlsml*I -ap to 190 ......... Ual umta. TM dLan&e wOaW eu& that amount in bait. -Ba,.... Espaaaloa: nine acres at MacArtlntr Boulevard and San Joaquin Kills Road CW'· renUy designated for 140 apart- ments That would be reduced to 68 unita -Flftlt Anaae Parcel•: 36 acres a long F1flh Avenue in Corona <kl Mar currently de3· 1gnated for 198 dwelling uruts. Tbe Cb.aJlSe would reduce the number to 108. -Beeee: 150 acres used now as an oil fteld and desianated for up to 900 residenUaJ unita, it'• located north of We1t Coast H.lch•ay and ..i ot SUperior AYeDue. fte cb.uip WOQJd eat ~ ~number of unlta in hall -llo.dt of Big Caayoe: 48 $ acres located between Jamboree Road and tbe Upper Newport Bay. It ii currentJy dettenated for open apace wilb an alternate of up to 14$ dwellina units. IF,.._P.,.eAI PACT ••• scheduled all-day aeuiona today tbrou&h Friday wtlb repn.en- ta U ves o! the Newport-lll811a Federal.ion of Teachers, Mn. Harmen said. "There are many ltema ltilJ in contention," she 1aid. "It 11 our 1&oal to coaclude a contract by Friday." If l11uea 1uch a1 wa1es, benefits, arbitration of 1&rlevance1 and transfer pro- cedures can't be resolved by then, Mra. Harmon said, the dis- trict wUJ uk the state Public Employment Relations Board for a mediator. ''We Want You To Look Better For Less!'' We're not complalnino about tne high price of glasses, w e're doing something abOut It I There are a tot of places to buv eyewear these days. You can 90 to a so called 'fashion boutique' and pay spectacular prices for famous names. or you can come to OPTICAL FAC· TORY, and get the best possible fashion looks In eyewear at a down to earth price. As a rute, you only get what you pay for these days, however our selection is· tarve enough to please the most finicky tastes, and yet our prices start as low as $34.95. Uncludes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Case) At these prices we're making a SPe.G• tac le of ourselves. REMEMBER : We have GIFT CERTIFICATES so that someone you care for can Qet the glasses he or sh~ realty wants! Just In time for Christmas. we are ,vour ne19hborhood optfcaf store centrally located on East 17th Street In Costa Mesa Remember to ask vour eye doctor tor your prescrlp· tlon. With this In hand you can shop around for the best In evewear at the rloht price. PTICAL ' i 1 e if ,, IS n b t. Ch id ls l -es Boy&Jys He Killed Girl, 11 A 15-year-otd Wettm.lrulw boy bu edmlttecl tn a court that be 1tranated an 11-year-old airl durina a ftlbt over the 11r1•1 te- • fuHl to play catch witb a bueball lut lune. Robert Kent Uaines pleaded no contest Monday to voluntary m8Jl81auahter ln the death of Julle Ann Meyer, alao oJ Westintnster. At firlt Uames had toJd in· veaU.aton that be puaed out and could not remember killing the llrl. but at MODday'a court aeuion Deputy Oranie County Diatrld AUomey Byron Brown uked Uamee ii be bad a fiPt with Meyers and if be killed her. To botb questions, IJamea replied: "Yes, air." Bl"OWD 1aJd the atraneline ap- pareat.t,y occurred in thl.s way: Ijames uted the girl to play catch. She refuaed. They araued. He called her a de- roeatot:v name. She kicked him in Ule aroin. He straqled ber. A l>ec. 10 hearing was scheduled to determine if IjamM wu J91ally sane when he killed the airl, who U"9d on bis street. SuperJor Court Judge Alicemarie Stotler, who ~-4M! the plea, will rule on )James' aanlty .PJ'im~ bued GD the teattmoay of •••eral p17cbiatrl1t1 who have ell· amlned the boy since h1a arrest a• aftet= the &bi'• deatb. LONDON <AP> -With three ·hours to go before Cbarln1 Cross Hospital would have run out or heating oil because or a strike, cancer patients threw blankets over their bathrobes and took lo the streets. Their mission was to convince M striking main- tenance men to allow oil trucks throu1h the plcket lines. Without the fuel, Britain's foremost cancer clinic wouJd have to close. ••we told them we were cancer patients and were ashamed of what they were dolD8 ," Kathy Barker, a 37-year-old mother ot two, told The A11ociated Presa. "But they just turned their bacuonm." Mn. Barter baa cancer ot the uterus. 'l1flllt 8aelc' Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan. speaking in Little Rock. Ark .• sai<! the United States must retaliate against Iran if any American hostages are executed or harmed in any way. He blamed Presi· dent Carter for allowing the hostages to be taken in the first place. Bookmaking I Oiarges Filed In County The owner of an Anaheim bar. bls bartender and two Hunt· inatoa Beach men ha" beeo_'1"· rested by GanleD GroYe poDce on bookmating charges. • .Police aid_ a ~ oath in· ..... ~~··~~ ledtodae~~ 1 Garden Gro•e police io- vestiaaton said they obeened as much a.a $10,000 cban1e hands in wagers on sporUne events during tbe four months. The suspects, all charged with various counts of bookmaking, included John Jack Murphy, 5('), Anaheim, owner of the bar. His bartender, also arrested, was William Joseph Cormier, 52, Anaheim. All() booked were Jackie Joe Winklepleck, 48, of 10111 CraJJet Drive. HuntiDiton Beach; and Donald John Fairfax, 43, of 9552 Caithneas Ave .• Huntington Beach. Rustling Probed SACRAMENTO <AP > Authorities are Investigating the ~erts of more than 200 bead or cattle valued al Sl00,000 ln San Luis Obispo County ln the last three months, a state official said Tuesday. C'aaal Dela11 Rapped library Expense Mo11nts A solu heated and cooJed library planned for El Toro will coat $188,000 more than the architect'• ori8inal estimate ac- cepted by Orange County supervisors in Aupst. But superviaora awarded the $1.05 mllllon contract Tuesday without comment to Noyes Roach Co., of Los Ancetes. despite the price bike for con· struction of the library with the sun-powered beating system. Supervisors accepted the 26 percent boost in COD$lructioo costs because a staff report sa.ld that sending the project back through the bidding process wouldn't lower construction costs Olficta.ls said only two bids for the 10,000-square-foot. El Toro library, originally estimated i<> cost $880,000, were received. One reason officials gave for the lack or bidders was that h~avy 'demand aod fear of rising intere1t rates have led construc- tion companies to keep their building schedules filled up. Other factors discouraging builders from blddlng on the project were the complications of the solar heatin1 and cooling unit aa well u the added federal constraints imposed on govern· meat projects. ''There bas been DO in~ trom eontnctora that were the project rebid a lower coet would result," staff members said in th•~· report. ' lton ~ 80 P91'C91t ol tbe .COit of tbe IOlu' Matiq unit WW be paid for with a federal Des>artment ol Enero grant. The federal grants are parceled out to encourage solar projects. But most of the cost of the library will be borne by the county's library fund, since the solar unit, which will be backed up by a conventional beating and coolin, system, is about 20 pe'rcent o the library's total construction cost. 5th Body Sought ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y . <AP) -While searchers looked for the body of a fifth victim, state officials planned emergen- cy repal~ to a gapt.ng section of highway that sent at least three vehicles into the flood-swollen Ausdale River. A 200-foot-Jon~ road section was washed out Monday night alter heavy rains bloated the normalJy tranquil Ausdale Drought (:alamity Seen TM comtY 1NPOrt mo laid that mon PIOPle &N movlu tn~ to or-.. Co\btty tllaa· ·thOM movtq .,..,, bul by amaller mar,m.tba~ly. Jn 1171. U.2'5 newcomen moved to tb9 eouaty wbtle 1T ,M reeideotl moved away. Other hllbli81rtt of the .report: TM county tiirua rato dt'OSJl*I to u.s blrtbl ·pier 1.000 popUla· don. It wa w.e mum. Tbe dath rate dropped hvm an •Yerqe ·_ct 5.t deaths per 1.000 popaJaUon lo W11 to $.$ lo KENNY DOUOT AIDED AFTER ATTACK BY SHAAK Surfboard (top) Showa Teeth Matb bf Predator Attacked by Shark, Surf er Survives PORTLAND, Ore. <AP> -A 26-year-old surfer rode a whitewater wave to nlet1, then collaPMd. ba..dlnl Pl'O"-lJ, alt« betnc attacked b)' a abut described as at least 10 feet lo~. -. ~ oftldala aaJd ltmlQ' Dou4t al Jlaeidiport, Ore., WU In crttlcal CGDdWOb when admJtted Split Sparks Court Brawl CASTELVETRANO. S1c1ly IAP > A brawl e rupted between two Sicilian families in the courthouse here after a 19- year-old woman testified she len her husband because be alleged. ly was impotent It took half a do~n policemen to bait the fighting Tuesday and police said a brother of the hus band and 8 brother or the wife were arrested and charged with vtolenUy reslstmg police or- ders. According to pohce, Catenna Genna was ln court to tesWy as lo why she walked out on her 24-year-old h~band. F rancesco Gullotta Gullotta. a construe t1on worker in this central Sicilian town. sued bu wife for ··a bandonlng the conjugal house .. She filed a counterswt accus1na b1m of making ··serious threats .. Gem Talk Bi J. C HUMPHRJES Cntf/f«J Gemologut, ACS wtth wound& to Lbe chest and ab-domen, but wu in ..uafadOrJ' condition atta-t..., boon "' tur· 1ery. Rt tntt•ally •u tna&.ed at SeuSde Gensal Bosi>ltal. •bout 10 miles away. where a spokesman Mid be bd • Wiie blte .... left fta.lr Ud -broken .0.. Doudl ... ~ Sunday A Cannon Beach on the northern Orecon Cout when att.cked. A companion. Jack Bird, said he heard Daudt yell and then saw a s hark "at least 10 feet long" at· tack him. thraahing around wtlh Doudt lo his mouth ·'The shark was pusblnc at Kenny and his tail was thruhing back and forth on top of the water. I started paddling and looked back. but couldn't see very much because water wu splashing all over." Btrd said Arter the shark released tum. Doudt pulled himself back on tus surfboard. caught a wave and Ooated toward shore. Bird said "Kenny rode m on bLS board after the shark attacked He did It himself. He reu of( ai. he got m towards us. and we pu~ked tum out of the water.·· said another surfer, Josh Gtzdav1ch. 23. or ~aside Witnesses saJd Doudt "ai. con SCIOUS. but. bleed.in& heavily Cannon Beach Fire Chier Gary Moon said Doudt's surfboard ap ~ared lo have ••teeth marks 13 or 14 ancbes across." Airline Tmvel .. Lagging . . . . . .. The number of air travelm ualne John Wayne Airport in Oci lober slowed dramatically, con: tlnumg a trend begun in 8el>! tem her with the Hughes Airwest strike, county airport offici~ said Passeng~rs leaving and amv. in& at the terminal dropped b)l 21 percent in September, 1979; compared to thl' same mootl{ last year Translated to numbers. that tneant 162,471 passengers nowect through the termmal m Sep. tember or tJus year compared to 205,553 at.r travelers a year ago. But fughts were up by 18.4 percent over the same lime period. despite the 36 percent dip tn air carrier . operati~: The 22 S percent increase ll\ general av1at1on (privatel flights helped boost overall Oightnumbe~ The st.at1stlcal study of tbe airport was prepared by countY l(overnmenr~ General ~rvtcea Agency . The drop m passenger and 8lt ca rner acl1 v1ty was accom: panied by a decrease m car$ moving through the airport'' pa rtuna lots. : Offictab loC&ed 2l,71N vebicleli parked at tbe airport for S.: tember 19'19, compared to 24,19$ dunns the 1ame month lut year. i: Tbe decrease in pauenger ~ tlvity brauebt tbe year to date flsure to a 9.8 percent increase t.bia year Oftr lut. . Tbat. IDlai u million ~ ..... JcfllD • .,. •• 1adlitMI tlii ,e•r eompared ro about ~ mlllJCla penom Jut ,ear. · • Pre-strike paasen1er u.sa.a• h•d reached record peab .id Auiust 1979, w1tb a year to date increase or 16 percent over tbe first eight months of 1978. Crash Victim Saves Himself M EHLVILLE. Mo (A Pl - Vernoo E Wilbngham crawled: from the wreckage or ~ homemade aircrart and dragged himself. with a broken back and two broken legs. through Uu:ee miles of mud in seven hours of c:old ram "I kne'A I had to either crawl out or lht-re or die ... he told lus '-' 1fe and daughter as he lay in the mtens1ve care urut at a south St Lows County hospital. Wtlhngham. -M . of Sparta, IU , was in serious condition with severe ruts. broken bones and possible internal m1ur1es. His wife . Margaret. s aid Will- m~bam ·s bands and knucltle.s were rut and worn . . nueldtoa ·'If ThU ii Corona ti.el Mar, Wlq/ Dc»a That Sign Sa11 Stanton?" gets wet. They throw off every light in tbe car including the one in t.heglove box. They slowtoalow-1earcrawl. You are left wondering what they'd be doing in the bygone years when the weatherman's word of "fog along the coasWne" really meant something. Why, when the fogs of bygone days rolled in around here. you figured the Lord had thrown an overcoat over the entire region. DRIVE OUT LAGUNA CANYON Road and you couldn't find the centerline. In fact, you couldn't find the road. Huntlngton Beach didn't juat have viaibillty probleDll. The whole place disappeared. Back then, trJlDI to drive MacArthur Boulevard between Col"ODa deJ Mar and Santa Ana durin8 Pound foe conditlom wu a nJ1btm1re in white. MacArthur wu Just a country road. There wu no~ out. there except tbe Bui· faloRanch. Even the buffalo got lost during one of those ground foas. It could get so thick you would peer out of the windshield and you couldn't even find the hood ornament. ~ WRONG THINKERS MIGIIT suftest that all of Uns is poppycock. Weather hasn't changed over the .years; Only memories that get overblown in the mirrors of the mind Maybe. But you'll nol convmce the old-timers. Theories are advanced that the comln1 of urbanization hati driven away the (eal'$ome fogs of yesteryear. The pro- liferation of vapor street lights and heat from numerous buildings and bod.ies has done it THUS mE FOG never gets a chance to setUe ln. The feared lfOUDd mists or bygone nights have been evaporat· ed by the population explosion. If that's true, at least it's one nice thing you can say about growth and density. By U.S. Steel voUNosroWN. ottto <AP> -u.s. a..1 tald it wu cold bard 9CC>DOmlC:t, but the newt of 8ootber mW &butdown WU a blow to the btart Of be apered Younptown. "W• ttel dobbtnd," Wd Soti v~L un1oe leader ot tbe a.~ rt.. wbo will IOle tbelr Jobi wbeD uae eompaa.y'a Oblo and llel>GIWd Worbbere arepb..t qut. economic rtpple reached almost In all, 13,000 U .S . Ste•I every bul1neSI in tbe llabonf.il& tmplo~ ln le plaaua tn elchl Valley. Sodal workers said tbe •ittet wtll be tllrowD out ol wOrk town mipt never recoveJ'. H part of tb• cutback H · The clay ol the YOWllatown an-nounced ~y. nouncement ln September wn But tbe cutback may be became known as "Black Mon- barcte.t Oil Younptown, wblcb day." Now there's a ''Black was devutated two yean qo Tuesday" to 10 with it. wben Yowptown Sbeet • Tube ln the other st.eel town1 affect· cloled it.I plant here and 4,000 ed. there was bitterness Bill worken were suddenly on the Morris, mayor of Wauke1ao. 1trHt. Ill .. said. "We Ulink U.S. Steel OOIUWNrl'Y GaOVPS t.rted unsuceeatully to take over that plant and aave the Jobs. 1be Computer Triggers Outages 811'8Aaaocla&ed Presa Ottldals ol the federal Bon· nevllle Power Admlnl1tration have blamed a computer for trt11erinl a temporary power loa1 to about 280,000 cuatomera In more tban half a doaen We1tern ltatel. The outaae Tuesday afternoon started at the Grand Coulee Dam in eastern Wasblnaton and cut through a section of the Paclflc Northwest power 1rid from eastern Wash Ing ton through Oregon , Idaho. Colorado, Montana Utah and Arizona. A COMPUTER responded to an erroneous signal and direded eat.es to drop at the dam, shut- ting off the water that moves the generators and causing a loss of 800 megawatts of power, BPA spokesman Gene Tollefson s&Jd in Portland. BPA technicians were trymg to determine the source of the erroneous aipat. Except for isolated areas. Tollefson said, backup lines automatically fed power lnto the weakened Jina and fftW outqes occurred. He aald tbe power cfb. rupUons were In t.olated apota spread over a large area. The drop-off in power from Grand Coulee shut off electricity to 130.000 customers In the Bo13e and Twin Falls. Idaho. areas and to about 15,000 e astern Oregon consumers In Burns. John Day and Baker ror 20 minutes to an hour. SIXTEEN SKIERS were trapped on ski lifta at the Bogus Baain Relort near Bolae when the outage occurled. Power was restored about the time the la.st sider wu taken to safety. Tollefaoo said four utlllty sub- stations in Euaene. Ore.. were knockpd out. and 12.000 cuatomen lost power for up to 40 minutes. milked our community and then ran."· Mayor Frank Logue of New Haven. Conn., said, "I'm really dlaappolnted and an1ry that U.S. Steel did not respond to lour different attempta we made to see ll they would sit down with slate and local off1c1alJ to work out their problenu · · IN PITl'SBURGH, company Chairman David Rodenck sa1d "The operationa be101 tenrunat· ed at this time have become noo competitive for a variety or reasons, including operatJn1 cost. unfairly priced imports or ex· cesaive environmental spendlna requirements." The Environmental Protectlon Agency ln Washineton lnaiated that anti·pollution requirements were not to blame. The company said tbe clcielne wlll result ln an eamlnp lass that wlll wipe out the SSOO million It bu profited thll year. U.S. Sen. John Glenn. 0 -0bio. said in Waabinaton that the White House baa a(r'Md to con- vene a meetin1 of Youn1stown commwuty leaders and "tugh level 1ovemment personnel" lo examine ways to help the com muntty absorb the latest shock VASQUEZ. PRESIDENT of Local 1330 of th<• United Steel Workers. said he fell "like v.e 'w been treatc'<i dtrtv We 'd been led to bchevl' that as long as Wf' were malung a proht we d keep running." "It's crtminaJ. they just don't care about people,.. said Vas quez. "We worked harder. fa1ter, amarter, aaved tbem money. worked short crews and did juat about anytblna they wanted." .NATION I WEATHER ~ lleplaee• Blago . . . • I ._ I ........... Proressional belly dancer Jill Chartell will be giving lessons to the ladies of Holy Trinity Church m London .. The Rev. Lawrence Hill auditions Ms. Chartell who answered an ad in a theatrical magazine. Classes will be held Tuesday nl&hts LO the church ball. 46 Shots of Booze Takes Life of .Teen WIND LAKE. Wla. <AP> -Teryl Barth tried to beat a reeord ror dnnklne llquor. but be ended up dJ'tnkin& blmaell to death, aulhonues say The 19-year-0ld man. to be buried Wednesday. collapsed and never re1atned con.sclouaneu after a four·bour marathon ln wblcb he downed 46 shots or whlSkey. brandy and rum wblle about 50 tavern t'Ustomers watch~. pol ice sa.ad "AS FAR AS I KNOW nobody 5ald ·stop, s lop .• Police Chier l'<·tc•r Sc1fo Jr '>atd II<' had heard someoody had drunk 45 shots. and S-Omebody ...aid at "'as a re(·ord. &1fo said He told other customers he was going to break the record · Barth lined up shots and gulped them down until midnight last Friday at a tavern, he saJd "HE'D DtfNK THEii DOWN one after another He did this all ru&ht " Scilo aaid Bmtll pauect out and rn...-took blm home, when bi.a parenta ~ ....., l!lllarcla11Dionbt1. A IMCDcal NpOrt aald aleobol mact.-. "iM.l .....-., Ida MM4, tD tbe-..a ,_. cent level considered lethal bf-U. llUwaune eai.t1 medleaf ex· amlner'11 office ~lains Shudder at Zero ... ~ Light Raim, Snow/ alls Scattered - c .. , ....... ~..., .......... : .... ,...,.. ............ . IMllM lllltllt Ill f .. t. hrlM Ill ...... AWIMllOlt t • w ' • w t 1 w . . "" " . . \ Saving up to 90 percent on some super market Items, Daily Piiot readers could add more than $1,000 per year to their bank accounts with hints from a new column - The Supermarket Shopper. The column -written by Martin Sloane, recipient of a law degree from New York University, former head of his own marketing and sales consulting firm, and founding president of the American Coupon Club -reveals "secret weapons" for fighting food price Inflation, Don't miss the savings of The Supermarket Shopper, a new column coming each Wednesday an!f Sunday In the Dally' Piiot. ' cea Sent .lis Proxy MITY&\a..WKSN llUIOD wu ftnt elllible ftli' ,.... ~. be de&innd a four·bour mwala .. \0 "9 boanl proc)1Jmln1 bll lnnoeeMe. t1111t _..,...lie wu no& m to Un lD IOdety. ftli.>'f&r, llMIGD Mftl a letter retterattnc hll . elatm dull be• bmoeeat ol the QbM kilHnp for we. bl wu ccmvt~. ••t .... DO la'f'," be wrote the baud. 0 1 didn't I pt lllf rt0ta to beliD w:ftb. "I talked to~ board ooce ... and have been UMt4d u a fool llDce," be said. Tiii! 90A&D CITED llamon'a llfelona bia- tory of vioaeace wbJcb culmtnated in the "brutal and 1emelesa ki.Ulnp'' of MJ.N Tate and others in tbe 1ummer or 199. ,.,. ......... ALSO lllCLS&8SO at the bearl.Qs were flsures abowina the number ol lbadenta eDl'ClllW in priYate ICbools ID Los Aqela County tDeNUed bJ 12.m m tbe ant year ot tbe mandatory mi. gration plan. MOllENTB BBPOaB THE beariq convened in a HCood-Ooor priloo room, a ruard wu sent to uk llamoo once more lf be wiabed to attend. The board later reported that "be refUaed and 1ave no 1'e8IOD." Tbe board alJo noted Manaoo's frequent dis· cipline prob&ems in prison wbicb have dlmtniabed this year. And they aaJd be baa shown no efforts toward rehabilitation -refusing otters to enter educational and self-help cluaes. MANSON SENDS CRYPTIC MESSAGE TO PAROLE BOARD Vacavl .. lnf0tmd0n Offtcer Oflt)laya Plecea A auney by Los Angeles school oftldala found there were 1,083 private and c!iUl"Cb scboola in the COUDty In 19'19, an increue of 48 over the previous year. Their enrollment jumped from 181.857 to l&&,193. The survey found an increase of nine private acboola and 6,206 studenta within the Los Angeles Unified ScbooJ District. SHANNON CLAUIED many minority students wbo attend public tcboola in tbe a:tandatory buatae program woulct swtteb to the vohmtary plan lf mandatory busing WU abolished. The voluntary program be beads la ~ centerpiece of the school board's proposed all- voluntary inteeratioo plan. However, Egly bad sharp word.a about what be called an "essential unfalrne11" of a voluntary proeram that requires minority students be returnecl to theit bome acboola after they baH toUea Jnto trouble twice. Cars Failing Smog Test Results Eyed SACRAMENTO (AP> -Tbe first report on the new smog testing program in Southern California aays 41 per- cent at. tbe uaed can tested since March failed the tests. In a jolnt report Tuesday, the state Air Resourees Board and Canaumer Affairs Department said 386,790 cars have been tested since the program started March 19. Tbe program involves 17 inspection stations in the Los Angeles area run by a private firm, Hamilton Test Systems, under.an $11 million state contract. The stations check the smog devices on all used cars that are resold. Of those failinl, 44 pen:ent had missing or malfunc- Uoning add-co equipment that is required on most 1955-'10 can in califomia. Forty percent were simply out ot tune, the report said. Only 2 pereent bad defective catalytic convert.en, and 1 percent bad illeaal engine modification.a. For cars that falleC!. "repairs were required up to a le,al muimum al '50, including at least a minor tuneup. Tbe averaaeeo.twuS22. ~Ponders Senate Bid «Je.,•'• Gr••d••• Beld OCEANSIDE (AP> Detectives say the grandson ot the lai. elrcus clown Emmett "Weary Willie" Kelly bu beeD arrested in coonecdon with the bludgeca murden of a Presbyterian mlniater and an antique dealer. Paul Ant.bony Kelly, 22, was arrested near a friend's Carlsbad home after a two-week in- vestieat:ioo by San Diego and Oceanside detec- tives. a...ftl 11,..es Rntr•l•t CONCORD <AP> -The City CouDcll of this San Frandlco suburb ia ur8inC Americana to restrain their feellnga of bostilit:y towards lraniaoa in tbe United Stat.es. ID a reaolut1oa paued Moaday nlgbt, council members noted tbe "f~atioo and anaer of the Ameriun public" became of a Americana held bostqe lD Iran. But ll ur1a Americans to "ex· ercl.ae compuaioQ and eoacena" and "not violate ( STATE J the civil and human rights of any lranlan- American.s, Iranian immigrants, students or vis- lton. ·· Rad.._etf 11~ T•i~I So .. lat SAN DIEGO CAP> -Police were Jookine for a slightly radioactive thief today after four boxes of nuclear waste apparently were taken from Scripps Clinic and Research Facility and then diacarded at a nearby gllderport. The level of radiation in the contaminated sur- gical gloves, test tubes and laboratory paraphernalia was "very low and totally non- dangerous, •'clinic spokesman Jim Boylan said. Dmaee Cl"" Fi~ S~t SAN DIEGO (AP) -The suburban city of La Mesa is being sued for $49 mlllioo for send.inc police oo two raids of the Clas&ic Cat., a niaht.club where men and women dance completely nude. The raids resulted tn cbatges of lewd behavior againat 14 dancers and charges of running a bouae of prostitution against two owners. But the Classic Cat la still open. Candks Light City Hall Moscone, Milk Killed a Year Ago SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Tbouaanda of homosexuals. holding a sea of lilbted candles outside City Hall. have Jjaid tribute to Mayor George Moscone and 1ay Supervisor Harvey Milk, killed a year ago by an uaaasin 'a bullets The predominantly gay crowd, estimated by police at 15.000 to 20,000, marched l ,,._, miles from San Francisco's homosexual Castro Street area Tuesday night, joined by Mayor Dianne Feinstein and many of the city's supervisors. "I'm bere to remembe r Harvey and Georae and to show we're a fOl'ee lD San Francisco." said ()'mstanttn. voe Fredmck. so. one al the marchen. "I'm V9l'J' ud tlWliebt .. llOTll .a8CONB AND llllk were ebamplooed by the gay commwlit.y. which numbers more than 100.000 ~ Ott · •bout 15 .,........ oC Su ;c,..n. ctaco's popnla&tcm llUt •N U. fint elected oftlda1 lD tbe dt1 tO publicly proclaim his bomosu- uallty. • Tbey wett shot to death in their City Hall offices Nov. 'ZT. 1978, by former supervisor Dan White, who was dls1ru.ntled because the mayor refused to re- ' nstate bi.m. Wbite was found g u i l t y o f v o I u n t"a r y manslaughter lut .May 21 and sentenced to seven years and eight months in prison. Tbe candJeli1bt march and ceremony was the second memorial service for the two slatn offida.la on Tuesday. At noon. several thomand penom gathered o.dside City H-11 for music, speecbn and prayers. · mi.rs aaoran. Robert Mllk 0( New Ycd. W&IUd bl tbe ni1bt proeeHlon. wbleta atretebed ore tlaaa U..Ne bl~. two , ... wtde ~ the clty'1 aileat at.reels. Tbe marcben .-e all aoi:a and both male ad female. Tbe drum ~ rrvm u. a.a Francl1co Gay Freedom Marching Band kept cadence, while dozens of uniformed police officers routed traffic around the marchers. Along the way, some patrons in bars crabbed eandles frodl tables and aJao beean waltiog. .\top bualdings, others held candles a.loft and rang bells. NEA& THE ENO, Jennifer Moscooe Yanos. 22, daughter al the dead mayor, a1ao picked up the at.ride. ''I'm here to re.- member," Mn. Yuos said. ·we·re carryio1 on wbal Haney and my fatber alrudJ started and lt's a very very lot portant t.biq. At Ute noon service, Mill ealled bis trotber a 20Cb Centurt p6oa1er. . ·•m. ttnaQ1e wt11 proye to bJ:6. tDr7 that the strvcgle of ~ mUlorit,y 1S also C.be atruale ~ au mea," be aald. ••lfarvq Of,'aed 11181"1 cloon for all • brotbea aad , .. ..,.. Tbolp 4loofs Wl1J nmalo opem.·• ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sentenced LOS ANGELES (AP> -A former accounting clerk at Mu Factor & Co. in Hollywood ha.a been sentenced to four yean in prison for bis role in atealing $217,000 from the cosmetics com- pany. John Di.IJ.in&bam, 28, was sentenced after pleadine guilty. IJPEC/AL IJPECIAL IPEC/AL IAVINIJS l 8AVIN68 ! 8AVIN6S ! DURING OUR I NOVEMBER SALE! 1-::=i:J • L~~~ OA.C. •13 ....... C6"" • ••to-Ale T-"'g ~; . . - • 19 .. Diag. Color . ......... ~ , ..... lllilJ • I Ol"o Sold 4168 Don't Clown about • I Ooet'o Sold Stah MOW S29CJOO SAVE $60 s.. :;:; NOW s32900 SAVE '40 your~ngs! South Coast Bank has a "Korkar" of an offu for you! Wlth Christmas grtting nearer, we haw a n. pee~ gift lor ~ to~"' f1\lit, when you open a Ml# laYlngl aoooYnt wfth ua for $000 or more, and maintain it for 120 days or longer! This wlUIUal present is a kwab&e, flexi>le clown, "'Korky", who comes ~tc with hil own coin bank! You QI\ uw ~ llnll dm9 with Korky and~ larger depolita with UI, where yotl are paid the ~ elloweble merest rata on your ~ accounta. OlOOM from a wide aelection of ..W. plant to fit~ particuJar requiremln~ V'dlt tither of ow two ccrwei*ntlv-loc.ated ~open your new $000 ~ llCCOUnt Ind .. ~ home wld\ ).'IOU. He wl makt ).'IOUf ChrfatmM ~t Thia offer good until Oeccmbt:r 7. 1979, '° lufvl Spare Room Kids Room • 1211 l/W • t Ol"o SCllcl Stwht ..... °' MOW ·SS""O~~ '7 ;AY1Ut &SOC> • AM!FM Stereo • Auto Record Player • 8 Track Pl aver 1712 let-S2't NOW~ 179 SAYISfO TY CARTS-TO GO WITH AMY DECOR r With tJie next summit lrieetlnl of the OrganiuUon of Petroleum Exportlng Countries <OPEC> almost certain f,o result in another bike In crude oil prices. there's an ID· freaslng movement In favor ol more U.S. government . participaUoo In foreign oil import negottatloos. : Saudi Arabia still holds to its low price of $18 a bar· rel, but prices on the so-called spot market already have reached $40 a barrel and many OPEC members are puahlng for an official minimum of $30. More radical observers express their totaJ dist.rust of U.S. oil compJ.Dles by calling for nationaliuUon of the en· tire Industry They arsue that the oil companies wW !-. atneerely' ftPt for lower prices so long aa each In· rease bOosts tbelr profit.I even minimally. BtJt ewm tbose to whom natioa•Hr.ation of any in· uat.ry 11 an anathema are be~ to look more avoral)ly towaril a procedure that turn over price eg~~on.s with OPEC to an official U.S. buying • Utborlt,y • .. .. SUcb an agency would handle agreements on all ,., oretsn OU purchases on a government·to.government •.basis, then make the petroleum products available to • domestic companies at uiliform prices. ... The present arrangement finds 10 to 15 ou tmporters : 1n bot competition, even to the point of paying the out- • l'ageous spot market prices. • The OPEC sellers clearly have the upper band in set-~· Ung prices for their oil. But it could be that even they -would be interested in long-range purchasin1 agreements : )legotiated by a single U.S. government authority. _,. Certainly aucb an arraniement would be more re-.. Ja&Surinl to the hapless Individual, now traDDed between OPEC and the oil companies. nettberof wblcti &eaeea much reuontotruat. ....____ce Meet Pays It will be some time before all the booldteeptq la ~lftfttpleted. but it's clear that the Oranae County f"air ace more stands to collect a tidy sum from ill Fall Fair :1Jloroughbrecl Raclnl Meet at Loi Alamltos. Tbe 14-day meet chalked up an attendance of more an lS>,000 and collected almost '26 million In wagera, e 12U"lest betting handle of any fair in the United States. Aver:ftt dally wager:;iJ: $1.8 milllon even exceeded e $~6 ·on taken in at the popular Los Aqelel -CountY;Falr ln Pomona. Tbil baa to be good news for the fair. With bettin& up percent f.rom last year, the fair doubtless can count oa ~llectlng more than last year's $400,000 share of the pro. ta. after tbe state and the track take their cuts. That Will go a long way toward helping pay for major provementa at the county fair&ro\Ulds in Costa Mesa, e goat that ftrat wplred the annual race meet. And it ates the long battle to win state approval of the meet en more worthwhile. • ntOnt expresMd tn the apace above we thoee of the Dally Piiot. ~ expreeeect on this page are thole of their authol9 end · AMder comment la Invited. Addreu The Oalty Pltot. P.O. 1seo, eo.i. Mesa. CA 92829. Phone (114) ~1. Boyd/Friends More than ball tbe motben of two cblJdren In tb1t wortd know th.It aae of tboM two will not live Jans enoulb to SJ'OWup. A Utt.er of baby rabblta, don't forpt. ll called a kiDdl· tna. Q. Wbat•a the avera1• leuth ot a newborn babJ'• um"'1ical cold? A. About la tndMe. u lclnc slllr:1 .,..".... ii what 10G lake, ... pie. or a camiaL Bolb haft same. Qulek. wbat .,.. tbe oai, • two Soulia Amencaa COUil· tnee tbat do not bor'dei' CID Braall. Sar BcaadOr and . Qilli. Earl Waters . TllB OllDD to laancb tbe at· tacb eome from Jt.mmy Cai'teT, a pMieQt man. wbo Slfl- dealy laaa been cau1bt in a eert ol crtlea Ud thruta re-'~ tbrouOoat tbe Mid-dle Zut aU l'elbl. TIM Jlftll· de8t 11 DOt dr1po1ed to UM mlUtary f0tte unJea b1a pa. tieace la atralned beJOQd •· du.ra.Dce. Tbe bombmi ol IDaaq woald bottle up Iran'• oil. wblcb la critically needed by the in· duatrtal Welt. Brttaln Imports 23 percent ot tta oU from Iran: the ... ,.,.for all Wettern Europe 11 ltperemt But tbe 1tnn1Un1 of lraaian oil exporta would hurt Iran more than tbe West. Analysts Htlma~ that Ayatollah Kho- melnl mUll lhlp out between 2.s and 3.5 mlllioo barrela of crude a da1 w avert an ecooomic col· .. .,... Wltbout the eaab flow from oU exports, be couldn't bope to IOl.e UM IOdaJ ud eeoDOmJc problem• that now pl.ape his coua&ry. -CIOle to s mllllOD people ~-•bout a third ot the "°"'oree -a.re already Jobleaa, Dllrinl IM am 1ear ot tbe •1•t0uah'a retp, Illa •ovetn· IDeDt bu been lD IUCb a state ot pa.rat,. um ll 1au .,... mati&e to. I~ Public funda qr' IP8Dd c JDODeJ. IDClced. tbe &ya ID&)' baYe appro•ecl the t.IUoYer ol &he U.8. em- bassy. diUbeh:tel;J Pnd91'atinl tM ., ..... criala, to d1ltract bla peopJe troai tMtr problems. It w01 be up to tbe ayalollab wbetber to brtns American bombs down upon bla oil wortm. u be 8DeS abead wttb bla •· DOU.need threat to put Amertcan diplomata on trtal. Prestdeat Carter may interpret this u an act of war. IN FACT. the capture ol tbe embaHy and the aeisure of American bo1ta1ea already lives bim au tbe JustlftcatJoo be needs fGr mlUtal')' Joten--.. But tbe '-"fldent r«iMlY 11 a· eret11D• netratat ii J~ .......... dlUiee to .. ,. the u .... o1 tbit boltAic•. At tint; tbe NaUoftat ~ Coundl ~ ap•• a mUltary reapoue ••en If tbii boltac• were tilled. 1be (IOq).o ctJ eonclllded tbat me •1•tabb l• an l1D~cable fanatJc wbo mf*ltt .,. welcolDe a U.S. at-~lt liDd tM mart1i'dom lt eoaJd brfn•ldm. Bat tbe failure to atrtte b9ek. tM eoandJ DOW fean, coa.ld ell· coura,. mllituts around the world to Jam ID the f\m. 1'e toadl dted tbe oil port -tbe :;illl~-=.i:~ eDUe but to draJnatne tbat the United Stata wUJ not submit to otl blactmail. The bomtJma ol K.bar1 lalaDd should Impress ap- oa the oU ~ that tbe U.S. la prepared to datroy vital oil faeOIU. 11 lt la 1UfftdentJy pro. Yoked. SO•t: IOUTAaY advllefs, tn fact. wanted to tate over Iran'• oQ Gelds by force, UIUI depriYlq tbe ayatollab ol tbe source of tran•a wealth and power. n.e ..._ Ulat brael ta abandonlnJ lo the Sinai are avallab&e at a "'811nl area. 'l1da would put our paratroo,.n wtthin aay ltrWDc diltanee of Iran. Tbe IZDd Airborne DlYbloe bu been tnined to toe o.a-oil ftelda. Tbe Air VOft9 bU aJlo perfected a ''bere-bue•• Uon, eoo4Mti1 WUb ~ aDd ..... tab, repair ..,... and eommanlcatiom fadlttieis. After the 1171 Arab oU boJeott.. the Martoe Corps also-beau preparations for seaborne land- an1a tn tbe llkldle Eut. Sen. Richard Stone. D-F1a., chairman of t.be Senate lllddle East subcommittee, bu urged the Pentaeon to utilize the three Israeli bases u a loud and clear warnmg that the United States mt.en& to defend il.5 overseas oil sour« The Pent.aeon quietly sounded out Israel. E&YPl and Saudi Arabia about the idea. Only Enpt raiHd any obJecUoas. wb.lcb mitbt now be witbdrawn after tbe lnmlaD ertlia. Tlae nut mOYe belonrs to AyatoUab Khomeini. Then it will be Jimmy Carter's move. Voters Should View Reagan's Record lt would seem at th.la moment the ,.,,.,,..... of Ronald Reagan capturln1 tbe Republican nomtnaUon for Preaideot next 1ear are brlabt. He may be the GOP ebalee. He mtpt even be tbe IUltlian't cbolee come next November. But at.nee so many voter dedllom the9e days ap- pear to be made on l1Da1e rather than I.nun Bea1an '1 record abould be up frmt. He started out u • bandaome 1oun1 1Dld-weat radio ao-.n ounce r, found• mea&ure of 1ucce11 in Hollywood .. a male model and movie IC· tor aad then apeat ah terma•iw--tdent of the Screen Ador'I Galld. ~ lt all be wa a Dem~ Facnaa YDUUl 8Dd tbe rile ol televlllOD made movle rolu scarce d Reaau drtfted to tbe new media wbere be found fame wttb die TV le1tes Deatb van., Daya IDd wtth tbe General Elec· trtc Tbeater. 1118 D'nANCt: Into DOlitlCI waa ln belaalf of &arry GoldW .... 1 UM campalp far the Presidency. In that role Reagan gave a 1peecb deDOUDC· ing "bie eovemment, .. taxes and government apend.lne and stood four aquare for law and order. It was so well received that It became "The Speech" and. with revlliom, be bu been dellvertne it ever alnce. Although Goldwater was to lose badly throu&bout the naUoo. his pri ma.ry victory in Calif ornla put the cooservaUves firmly lD char1e of the Republican Party bere and drew attention lo Reaaan. When the party's Jdntmaken looted around for a "frub oew face · to run for gov· ernor in l.9M, Reaean &ot the nod. 8UNNING AS A "citizen· politidan" Reqan scored • tt· mark.able ¥ktol'y over twcHerm Gov. Edmund 0 . "Pat" Brown and became an tnstant Pnsiden· tlal nadldate. But In b1a ftl"lt ef· fort In 1988 he played lt coy and wbea be arrived u an qpenly avowed candidate at the 1188 GOP c::r•an lt wu too late. Nixon tbe dele1ate1 locked up. RealintcS to an et1bt year wait. Water1ate and Ntxoo'a downfall threw bla plam out cl kilter and be WH forced to cllaJ.Jeqe an l.Deumbmt. Prell· deot o.a1d Font. for u..~ GOP nomlnaUoa tn lt'ff, comlii1 "rad.lo" for .............. ''tnd" for "klrrJ:' and ao OD, a1t.bauCb Ena•anc1 bu belUD to edoDt far mauJ more ol our WOl'dl tban .. ha .. ol t.beln • What baa never cl'OIMd tbt AUantlc boweYer, la a ll'Ul biodJ ol llJtao and ap,..._ &Ut niDalD · jeeullarlJ Bl1tiab, lib "Enooo ta u 1oocs u • fMlt." Anotber cl my m«her'1 lhtomdana I Ylvtdly reCall II ''You mlCbt u ..U aa" ~ tiNath to cool ~ Pontct1e.·~ <Well, ww cloft't enm b.tYe ..,_ .. rial•" °'9f' ; .. laaft .. ~ m al.") within a gnat's eyebrow of pull· ing lt off. Now at age a . Reaean knows thia next time will be hi.a lutburrah. He hopes to win on bia record u 1overnor of California. Mesmeriled by bis own words durin& bi.a flnt campaip. be is teWn1 tbe nation bow be "cut. trimmed and squeezed .. the state's budeet 10 bis battle •lain.at "bil eovernment." BE BAD COBE lnto office without any previous expenence 1n government. Unfortunately for b1m be brought with bim aod placed in bigh state posttiom people wbo were likewise lack· ing in penunental experience. In their aaivete they beld nrm to the belief that eovemment wu somet.bml lbal Could be run Ute any buamesa. Bu:t Reapn WU a qaJclt ltudy who. wb.lle be enjoyed· tbe pres· ti1e. power and emoluments ot the office. heartily d11Ulted lbe drudsery and bard work In· volved. To accommodate him hi• staff lnvented the "m1n1· memo" by which. to two or three abort para.arapba, they at· tempted to acquaint him with the complex problems and la-1ues upon which be had to make declak>as. The result was tbat despite bil tnt.enUooa to "a.at, trim and aquen.e" at.ate ic>vem· meat operatbla and 1pendiq, b~ wu preniled upon to ap- prove massive tax lncreues. permit tbe creation ot tbe most monstrous It.ate 1ovenameata1 a1eocy lD history, and walcb tbe budaet mom from " bilUoa to 110 bWion dllrinl h1a etJbl years tnomce. . An ex.ample of his miachrected efforts was the deferment ot some S7SO million in capital out· lay for new state buildinp. He called lh1t a savinp but todllJ tbe buildlop are bein1 COD· ltrucled at lnft•ted prices wbicb will coet tbe ta•payer many times tbe S7S> m1llioa which be claimed wu "nved." BIS CIADIS tbeo of treat saYlnp u aottmor must be aa· •iCDed to tlMI usual rbetorle ot ambltioul polltictana Just• Ids claim of beinc a "cltisen· polittan" t1 no Jonrer valid. he bat become a profeuiooal. And t.be bl1 queaUon ls: If Rea1an, Wbo wu 56 wben be became ,overnor, dJdD 't bave tbe stamina tor tbe bard wort ~ that Job and bad to be served wttb mlnl·IDlllM». wbat can be HPtetld ol blm at qe TO OD a rar: more demancttaa Job? .. Wben I would 1UIU.lJ liq in .. doil't call lt "u broad u tt II the lbower, ID1 mother would, 1oa1." CJpOn ~ • towel ln t.De door, excld:. "You aOund llte a c1y. lq lD • tbUllCSel'ltorml .. Sb• waa al10 food of tbat eat1mattc and nearly un· translatable pbraH, "8ob'1 ~OW' undl! '• wblcb DO Clot tn America knows. It rec alt. Sba•'• balf-eane1t Jeat ta.at .. Amenca aDd Encland.,. i. aauooa dl¥kted by a common . ...,.,. ... OWD. - NO ON! 18 l!XDIPi l'ROll llU.S Al LINl!I FOAM AT CREDIT COUNSELING Cl!NTERS Personal Debt Mounts Credit Counselors Suxunped for Advice •t!1£,~~ Thousands of people from all wa.llts of life are Jaaamtna credil eoumet•aa eent.ers in a laat-clitch :nen:r to get out from under a personal mountain "We've had attorneys. We 've bad doctors. We've bad CPA.s There's nobody exempt from ~." said Harry Strain, head of the counseling of· flee in Portland, Ore TllERE ARE 190 non profit centers like the one lJl Portland. They operate under the umbrell~ of the National Foundation for Consumer Cr~ a.ad try to belp families who have st.retched their budgets as far as they will go. . In 1978 the centers held 114,000 counseling se"SSlons. No figures are availabele for ~ year. but Robert Gibson, the director of the Was~n· ~ foundation, said the number of applications ha1 "increased dramatically " Gibloo and otber counselors say there are lots of reasom for the increase: Inflation. High fuel bills. The loss of a job. Too many credit cards. An income that doesn't stretch qwte ~ rar as you thought it would. The tot.al outstandine consumer installment debt today -not counting mortga~es -is over $1,300 for every man, woman and child io the country FOR SOME PEOPLE, COUNSELING is enough. A little advice sell the second car, s pend lesa on non~uentlals -is all it takes. For about ball tbe •Pplicanta, bowevet, the problem ll IQore seri!>U They need debt manage· Dieil~hel 8)'e put Ob strict budgets: DO ~t cards, no extru. Eacb month, they set aside a ··Jump mm of money and turn lt over to a COUD,Jelar who. bi turo. uses It to pay ~ bills. -a UttJe at a time. The counselor works with credit.ors to nacti an ~em• that .ui be fair to both ~ ·=.=oas:r.rI::::.t:, pro-ar.m. ~the eeoi.n ofter tMm a chance to re· c:o.er money they otberwile miaht never collect. GIB80N SAID THE CRUNCH STARTED last February. IDgb beating bills "put .. many f~milies over the edge," lf'e said. Today. Gibson said, tbe centers have a backlog or cas~; someone who calll for help frequenUy has to wait three to six weeks. 1 • • St.rain's officeJ,Jl Portland is typical ··we have shown quite an increase in our re· quests for counseli.oe." be said. "We can usually get you ln within seven day or eight days and now it's three weeks" Strain said the situation 1s "qUJte compara· blet.. to what happened during the recession an 1975. "It's a Jot of thinea," be aald. "A lot ol people have not recognized that there's a problem. They've gone ahead and spent as they would have ordlnartly and that dollar dido 't bring what the other dollar did.·' CREDn CARDS ARE THE DOWNFALL of some, Strain said. . . "What so many people have not realized is that they use this card as phony money -and it 1sn 't money at all. And they have that day of reckoning.·· Gibson said the inflation psychology -buy now before the price goes up and .Pay for your purchase with cheaper dollars -1s dang~ous, particularly in an economy as uncertain as today's. "If we do indeed get Into an unemployment situation where the percentage of unemployment grows to 8 or 9 or 10 percent, those families . . . will have no dollars -cheap or otherwise .. . MA VNEEN DYKSTRA OF THE CENTRAL Illinois Consumer Credit Counseling Service . in Peoria said that a comfortable income 1s no tn· surance against debt. "ln Peoria the economy 1s good. The take· home pay really is good. But I think families believe they can do more with their dollars than what they can actually do . They've never taken home so much money and they th.ink it'll buy more than what it really does." Like strain, Mrs. Dykstra is seeing ''more and more professional people." She saJd: "I've bad several who b,ve worked as bookkeepers but worfdn2 wttb their own money, they have prob- lems. A proftJe of tbe famm. IA trooble In IWmta in tbe ftrlt 111 moatba ol tbla year 1bon an averaae annual income or $17,ote and an averqe outstndinl lmb•tment debt ol $10,627. BoCb io come Gd 4leta .,. aboe 2IO ~ blCber tbaD th.,. wen ID 1171. THE U7t FAMJUF.S AaE OLDEll than last year's: 1be average a1e of tbe client is 31 u op- posed to 29. They have more creditors: 13 instead of 12. And more are buying homes: 34 percent versus 28 percent. Mrs. Dykstra said spending patterns often a~ inherited. She recalled that one family. came m during December; they were still paymg off a Christmas loan from the previous December. "And then it hit the wife and she said, 'You know, my folks never waved credit cards, b~l every year at Christmas time they took ou~ a loan for Christmas.' So this young couple was JUSl go- ing in that pattern and they decided then and there <See PERSONAL DEBT, Page AH> Be wise this Christmas - shop where you get friendly service, a wide range of gifts, convenience -and saue time and energy. Shop Watclifl Plaaa -where shopping is always a pleasure. Santa Claus will giue free rides in his sleigh on Saturday, December 15th and 22nd, from 12 to 4 pm. 'Arti8t' 1·1'P on Van~ •~rv'• 188thm and trendy new rubberized cottons in ctmlc end avant1Pfdt cofon, beautlfully f blithed wfth many • zip comptrtment. Shoulder " . pouc:t!_ in leather 146.00. Shoulder duffle in leather 157 .bo. Soft oblong in rubberized cotton 88.00, or i'l leattier 124.00. Handbags Christmas Shop Wednesday in South CoclSl Plaza trom 10 00 to 9 30 ·I s eafS Buntinf(ton Beaeh SURPLUS STORE Save ~on all Items in stock. Compact 1,00'7 Aecfpe• was 18.97 STEREO SYSTEM was 89.95 Nows59oo Jr. Bazaar PASTEL DRESSES were 25.00 Now$8°0 Assorted VAN SEATS were 97.99to109.99 Nows49oo TAPE CAROUSEL was 4 99 Now s300 3/8" Reversiblei DRILL Includes Bits Variable Speed N s3500 1 wa~ 66.38 OW 1 4 Cup Deep Fry BIG 'FRYER was 18.79 Now $1350 JEWELRY BOX wasS.00 conaw • -~"A~'._--,'f: la! :r:--·-.... bs-r,:·.'fl ... ·;-cm .. .-. = ... -=.::.au. f,0 •IG•WA •• rol••• Matt'•• laae•u ••• Marlo .......... ..., =:rp.;:: .:r:. = ................ ....... - ft• ,atrolm a Q ....... .. ... drt\IW, w•o Hid be WH ~. mayorot SU Pructaco. reported CHP apoli:e1maa Bob Burell The GftlC*"I dkla"t buy that ator1. ••.-.dally U.ce SU l"raac.IHO'a mayor Sa a woman. TBS BUI wu con· flleated Imel a ma Iden· Ufled by bl• drlHr'a lleeme u Rennie Baby Foxy, a, wu booted for ln•eatiaatlon of 1rand theft aato. San Franc1lco police aa.ld Foxy bad been fired as a Munl employee. Art Sale S«;heduled Saddlebacli: College art atudenta will put their wons up for sale Dec. 4-5 cm tbe ceramics patio In the Fine Arts Complex at the Misalon Viejo campus. Tbe sale of the stu· dents ' ceramics, Jewelry, crafts, paint· an1s and designs generates ftmds used for acbolanhlps and to pay for special s tudent ' workshops and guest lecture events. The sale, which is open to the public, will be held from 9 a.m. to 8 l).m. Dec. 4 and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . Dec. S. The campus is located -•t 28000 Marauerlte Partway, Just eff the San Dleso Freewa1 at the Avery Parkway exit. C:Ollege Aid Talb Slated Student.a at the three Capistrano Unified School District high acbooll will find out bow to get financial as· siatance for colleae at a Dec. 10 meetln& in San Clemente. A UC Irvine financial· aid offtclal will discuss the topic wltb students and their parents at a 7 :30 p.m. meetlnl at San ciemente Hllh School's LtUle Theater, 700 Avt,. Pico · OabDonate& Equipment The Soroptimiat Club of Lapna Beach baa donated a portable 1enerator with ll1hta, atanda and electrical eOrda to the city'• police department. The equipment, •a lued at more than '3,300, will be uaed dur· In& emer1enclea when a liCht or power source la needed. #66T \ ,... W1'0 01 ltofy had 1 do.... wife, Diana, bavt alN&d)A.. turned down a s100.ooo offer from a book publl1btr fM the Chad Green story, blcauH, they Hid, "Jt'a worth a mllllOn. ·' "We bav•. been approached. yea," Green aaJd . "Tben are people that wou.kl Uke to write a book, aod they are ln the ne1otJatlnl ataaee ri&bt now. As far at UI ea)in1 that we've been u9s AIKO UI lt we bid had olftrt from publilbert. and WI en USd •yw we bad,' and be ukld us what tbil~ w N on.. tna. and we didn't fMI tba tt waa any 'of hl1 busln "• •• didn't mate anv eomment on lt," Orea l&ld.-,'My wtte I 1ald u far u we're conett'Dld, the money dldn · t matter . Whatever mcoey II m oft Ol t.bJa ~'t 1P1tter.•· .. . • • And I 1 d that Cbed'1 life WU worth Ort than I mllllon dollan. Jn a 1 nae I wu HYiDI that theN II no ptlOI Cit Cbad11 life, and UUchardl> took lt and dJd whal ht want.d witb tt." AMXIEn . TO OUALtflY fOA TH! ITUOY: ~ ~ ""* bl feml ......... 18 yetf'I old. ta1&1no oni1 oontracecitlws Met·~ 8'\ldMy. 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Renata Martinez of ~laced ftnt ID ' lin1le dance, wlDninC $200. place prizes of $100 we~t to Dancin1 Loveboat of Huntinaton Beach. a musical; Jaylene Robncbt of Huntiniton Beach, stnale dance; Cripplecreek Clooen of Irvine, group dance; Ric.kl Howell Dancers of Huntington Beach. ll'OUP dance; Kathryn Lowe of Costa Mesa, shllle vocal. " Third place and $50 went to FolUlt.ain Valley Dance Center. group dance; Bob Stamer of Costa Mesa, alngle vocal. Rtue Crucifix SWkn CIUETI, Italy <AP) -A 1.Stb-century silver cruclftz by Nicola dl Andrea waa .st.oleo from the church of Santa Mari.a 11-uiore lD tb1a central Itallu town. police repart.ed. Kade ID 1'31, the priceless wort of art-YT in· cbes high and 30 iDchee wide -i5 comidered a repreMlltatlve iHce of the famed Roldlmtth. J700 L COASTMWY~ c.__, W.PNaMI 67MMt NO'la ..•. ......., .. °"'9lr OUT'°""ST A ti -... ... DIC. I. Int 14601 UYWOMD WAY tit a TOllO a.. a ftllllO, PMOM1 11'7.JUJ IMM llACM &YD.••• ..... 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P8tane Nici local Sea•on b faat •P· bealtb amborttiea told b1m tbe tM!t o1 proaebJaa. Now I• bakial tbe .. t would ~ the Um• to order barmfUI ~~.. _.,1 any yoar peraoaaltaed Nnenbelaa. OD Aot. 21. --anetlnl cards from sent lilUen to l'8 cunomen teWQ t.be Bia Red Q. t.Nm to pull any remaia.IDc "'9 ft.Wnc w.....,. from tbetr abelves. Copies ol tbe let-• ~~ ten were routinely sent to tbe FDA • ,.,_,._,. in Wubtnatoo. · =--WBILB STEauNG WU ccmduet-.. _,. in& it. ~. the FDA wu sendinl • ~==- lelters back and forth to lb Buffalo • ~~ diltrtct office. which bas jlll'illdktion over Sterline. Over the next two ORDER TODAY! month.a. the FDA determined that the Et recall wu, indeed, a recall and U · staned tt a claaalflcaUoo and a number. • By Nov. 1, ita paperwork virtually complete. the FDA drafted a notice ,__n._No._Prilfas __ . __ ZONKEY SPORTS STRIPED STOCKINGS IN JERUSAL!M ZOO Her Father••• • Donk•J and MotMr a Z.,. -a R•re Breed anooundnc the recall and sent. it by 10tra-departmmt mail for publica- tion in the weekly FDA enforcement bulletin. Catt 142-5'71. Put • tew word• to work for ou. Wnkey HybriJ, Pregnant TEL AVIV, Israel <AP) -Noah didn't have one but the J el'\Wllem Biblical Zoo does. and lt's called a zonkey, which looks like a donkey wearing striped knee soclu. The new hybrid ts the product of mating a male donkey with a female zebra. Don't con- fuse It with a debra, whose father la a zebra and whose mother ts a donkey. ZOO MANAGEa Aharon Solov ••11 aa far as he bowl ti* la &be nm .... tbo l"Olter l90ne1:b1tirtdl. Then s:.two lmowltdebi'u ID tbe Rdcl. ..,. Solo.-. one in Kent, l!:nl.land. and one in the United si.tes. •• .,... ..... el8e1a 1peelal atiout the aoony. lt IU1 be prepant. .. THE ZONXEV has shown Ilana of prepan- c y , and is galnlo1 welcbt," 1aya Solov. ··such pregnanclee among hybrid anlmJ)a are extremely rare, and we shall know for sure only in a few weeks." There was no indica· tion what the fatber might have been, or what the offspring mlabt be called. New Class Announced A clua and lab in fit. tJnc women's paota Js ~IDI ottered throu1b Coastline Community College tb.ls semester. Tb• ..... .-dais, wblcb meets from 9 a.m. to noon Fridaya, la free of ellarse. lt ta held in the Area a Clftlce at -Baker St., Cotta Meaa, SUJ~UL Tboee 1aterelted can re,iaw llt ~ nnt elul session tlda Frida1, of- flcials al4 4 DAYS ONLY FOCAt.•FLASHBAR . 3!!. ..,., '**• Wiit 20 .,.,.,. ........... ,,~....,_, WED. thru SAT. NOV. 28-DEC. 1, 1979 Spectacular! re free-for-all! 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Ninety. fh~• pet'ftnl or all the people that walk in here are very sincere . . They've swaJlowed their pride and •aid, +l have a problem.'" STRAIN SAID COOPERATION FROM crediton bu been "excellent." They are willing to wait for their money: ln some cases, they suspend rmance ch.arles "We're dispersin1 nurl,y S2 million a year out of tbla one office to creditors so we've proved it works." be said. Nat. A Family m Trouble •em• Netien ...... •VII°" ALHllT 8AICl!R, ,_kNm d s.ta AM. C&. S-. ._,an. mov• ........ Mini ·--· ~ ........ ., 011 No .......... U , 1'7' Ht Wat a -mller ot IM Santa An• lit w...o Qwrch of ....... OlrlM of Uotf9"-clay Sa111ts.. Ha 11 MWVlll9d by hi• wife "'"'lw, '°"' ••VOfl A. ot ~..,ge, SI•.,•• w., Pflllllp L. e11d Aeron a. .... .,. efld OeuuM•• Sllaron M. ~ ... d Senta An•, ca .... .., 5Ur· ,.h•"' 11111' 2 IH'Otlwn •I'd allltr1>. "-••• ~ca ...-. .,.Id on We6-...,.., .. 2,WM 4tt 1M Ha.-Ltwn .._ ... °'91114. Saf'\llCH unotf IM 4!f'KtlM ......... i..-Mol#ll 00 ... Mot1 ... l'Y etc.a ..... ~s... CMtLOllllU Deatll 1'etfee• ANN ARBOR, Mich. <AP) -Former Detrolt Na1or Jero e Canu• :n. who wu in ofllce durin& Lbe July 1M7 riots that lett 43 people dead and ecorea of buaineaaes in ruin, died Tuesday. He waa on a bu.slnesa trip to Lex· lngton, Ky .. at the lime of death. NEW YORK <AP> Harry N. Abram1, 74, said to be one or America's foremost publishers or quality art bookl and founder of lbe Abbeville Preas, died Sunday Bicyck Odyssey Unfokb LANCASTER, S C. <AP> -A bicycle stolen from Edward Crockett bas been located -six years later and 150 miles away. Crockett was 14 at the lime and living in Lan· caster when someone stole the red, 10.speed bike. He said be bad saved up $120 lo buy it and cried when it was stolen. RecenUy. a police of· Jicer in Reidsville, N.C., found the bike 1n an uo· populated area . Ownenblp wu traeed to Crockett through a Lan- caster police ident.llica· tion sticker Crockett, who now lives an Washrngton, D.C .. was advised that Ms long-lost bike is still "rideabie " But he isn't sure he'll go to lbe trou· ble of claiming it. "After all these years, I doubt it's any good," Crockett said. "But I'd like to have It for a souvenir. It's the first bike J ever owned." PUBUC NOl'ICE "CTJTIOUS MllHfaM NAMll IT ATaMtlllf'f Tiie fol_.,. ,.-eoM are CIOl"f -..--· w .o .c . INVaSTMeNT COM· PANY, t"'1 Hale A-. l"'lne, C..~'f'DU . It..., ~-W-1""911, "'" ..... A-, I,,,..., GlllfwNa '2711 ..... , 0. 0.mell, 1Uf2 H•le ·-· ,,,,.,.., Glllfilnlla tlt71" Ollwer H. Cr•r), 1Ut2 14•1• A-, lntM, Gii~ 92714 PWUCNOl'IC& • DEA.It PAT: What br lf one co-owrier of a 1a'1.np bond diet! I'd like to ltnow if a JOint owner can eub the bond on Illa own. W. E., Fountain VaUey W"8 CM eo-owaer of a aavtap boad dies~ boH become• UM Nie pnpertJ of tlae 1anivta• OWMr, re&arclleM of UJ provtdou bl tlae de· eeasecl'• wUL Aeeerdba• to Treuary nplat;lou. a eo-oWMI' caa eu~ • a bcmd .w.oat tbe odter owaer•a permlukla. To lean more aMa& PYinl• ltoadl, req..& 1Dfona1U. from Ille Departmeat of Ute Treu1111. v.s. s • .,. ...... ntn.1on. Of. flee of Pablle Alfaln, Waalabl,aon, D.C. Zltzt.. a.._...,l•e £1•11 •ol Rigid DEAR PAT: A friend of mine gave me a home wine maJdna kit for my birthday and told me I ctaJl make ~ gallons of wine at home each year without a permit. I know I won't make anywhere near that amount, but I'm curious if this ls right, and is it against the law to make more? G.W., Fountain Valley ~I to a 1911 law that s&011overu bome wine m;::n; only beadl ol llowbolda (family beadl a Uvtng with people wlllo are related by blood or man1a1e> are allowed to make wl.De. 7 R . IAFAlltnil S-...... 7 IL ftlll ..... la.l""'*'fdlll .. ,IR . .... 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But. fortwtatel1: for me, tben -. a lot of • wu reJW oae da)' by tbe au; Tbat wu .Kay 3. 0 1 l'elMl:Dber I pttebed a compt.te a•m• :" PlillaCS.lpbJ.a.'' &mclUlfO Aid • .,I 't kDow I wu ltarUDt antiJ aboUt an boar or. two Mfore the pme. ·· laONICAU.Y, TBB .. , &OMJE bad ruD three mlleS that daJ, DOt ~ be WOCIJd be In tbe ltart1DI bncq, . u1111LL DON., aBU•VB I wan It," Hid an tncredalou1 b~borle &lt.e.Utte, wbo bad a 11· 10 .ad I 3.41 eU1Md run averate ln tbe 162 in-~ be pitcl)ed. "I did:D't t.b!Dk that o •ore arma. J bad to beat oat Pete Brober1 for the elsbth 1pot oe the statf ••• Sutellff e spent tome Ume in the bullpen at the at.art of the year. tbeD 1o& bis cbaDce to ahiae when Bwt Hooton "TbeD I 1'0D tbe next few p.ine. and 1tQed ill the atartinS roUUaD tbe rest of tbe season.·· Scrtelilf• laid. •-aonw-e uted me late in the year lf I ever tbouabt l'd ha.e that maQY ~ and I laid, sure, but in Triple A, aot the maJon," Sutcliffe ck>led with a rush. wtnnmc nln• of hll last 11.cledaiclU to help the Dod&en ftniab atroq ln tbe NL West Rama' Starter It's F erragamo, With Lee's Help From AP Dllp•tcbes Bob Lee won't start at quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams SUnday, but the National Football League club Will use bis knowledge of the Minnesota Vikings -his team ror eight seasons. Coach Ray MaJavasi an nounced that Vince Ferragamo will be bis starter at quarterback again, with the veteran Lee as the backup. "If we have to use Lee, we wW, but be de£1Ditely will give input." Malavasi said at bis reg- vla r Tuesday meeting. ''He knows the philosophy of their of. fenae, so can help our defense.· LEE WAS RELEASED by Minnesota after the 1978 seuoo and ~ wttb the Rams aaer Pat H-.S. •u bUrt and bt tor lbeeeaDL The veteTan replaced Fer ,....., Jut &mar late m the game agaimt San Francisco and threw a »1ard touchdown pus that proved tnstrwoental In • ..... dofy Howne.r. llalaYul sud be took out Ferracamo only because be was having an off day against the 49ers. Malavasl said there wu no quarterback: controversy on his club and added, "Ferraeamo is going to be an excellent quarterback wben he is ex- perienced.'' THE FOllMEll Nebraska star is in bis third seuon with the Rams but bas seen limited service behind Haden. Malavaai said the latter wasn't expected to be ready even for possible playoff games and the same waa true for cor- nerback Pat Thomas. However, cornerback Rod Perry returned to action last week and "he should be 100 per- cent for' Minnesota." The coach also announced that Eddie Hill will be a full·tlme kickoff return man. Punta will be handled by EddJ9 Brown. "IP BROWN ls not playtq full time, be aboald be more ef- fective," tbe eoada 1&14 ... Nolan Cromwell bas been moved·bact to free safety and that abouJd make Brown • punt retmn ~·· He Mid th.at cl:urtq Pfadlee thlt week. the llama Will put ex tra effort toward stopping the kick blocldng for wblcb the Vi- kings are noted. They've blocke<t 13 this season. A.D. Cets His 50, But U ·Gets Win SALT LAKE CITY <AP) - Los .Anieles Lake rs' Coach Paul Weathead praised the Jau and the 50 -point scori ng performance of Utah's Adrian DantJey, but said he would ratberwtn. And win the Lakers did Tues· day night, 122-118, to lift their N atlonal Basketball Association record to 16-8 while droppinc Utah to 2-19. "I've got to commend the Ja.z.z and A.D. <Dantley> for that ef. fort tonllbt." Westbead said. "But I would rather win the game.'' Loa Aneelea was led by JamNl Wlltes with 29 points, Kareem Abdul·Jabbar with 28 a.ad Coard Norm Nixon with 2'. "~me you double-team Kareem like they did# .he'• eon· na d:lab it olf, and he ean be as ettective then as when be is eeoriJll, '' Westbeacl uid. Ben Poquette equalled bis highest output or the season with 20 points for Utah. and Ron Boone, another former Laker, added 15 for the losers. DanUey, wbo was traded to Utah by the Lakers prior to the season, scored 21 of 27 field aoal attempts and bit eipt of 10 from tbe foul line, in running up the highest single-game Individual score ol the season in the NBA. Abdul-Jabbar's s hooting percentage was even better, as he missed just one of 10 field goal attempts and was perfect In 10 tries from the foul line. Alter sta.Yinc with the Laken moat of the game, Utah fell bebind 95-M early in the flnaJ period. Tben Dantley •ent on a 14· point spree that .pulled the J au to within one, 11'·113, with a minute left. Ji111111y the Greek ..... ~. WINNIPEG'S PIERRE HAMEL REACHES TO BlOCK A KINGS' SHOT WHILE HOLDING THE CORNEA WITH HIS LEGS. Kings Win; Jets Get 'Ibe Praise JNG1..EWOOD !AP> -Ap· parenUy, Winnipea Coach Tom· my llcvte ta a patient man. EYeD ttaouab bl.I Jeta were beaten 5-.a by the Loe MseJea Kinas Tuesday n1Sbt, he bad nothing but prabe for b1a team. "It was a bell of a lot of effort for us-all night long," said McVle. "I've seen so many positive signs from this franchise. I think we can corn· pete with these established teams in the National Hockey League." WINNIPEG IS one of four former World Hockey Associa· lion teams playing for the first lime in the NHL this year -the others are Edmonton, Hartford and Quebee. Although the Jet.s have a 7-12-3 ~rd. it's obvious that their coach believes in them. "There will be a Jot of lonely days but I just hope we'll be around when thia team matures," said McVie. "When it does, we'll be a winner." The Kinp' Butch Goring. who fired bl two eoals incJudiq an insurance score late in the game, bad kind words for the NHL's four newest franchises. "THE WBA TEAMS have aur· prised a lot of the eatabll.sbed teams in the league and I think they've even surprised them.elves," laid Gortq. "If yoa take tbem for l?Uted in their own building and expect a cake•alk they're toinl to beat you. And they bave been bea~ several teams already." Margerum Picked Again FVTrio HoJWred in Football Selectiom From AP IM11 r&e-. Foimtai.a Valley HlCb product Ken Marre1'1111D who eauabt 41 panes for 733 yarcb and 10 touchdowns a.a a junior at Stanford, wu named to the All·Padftc 10 CoQferace football tum ~ day. It WU the MCOnd ltnJlht time Marpnam JaM been aecordlld Ont team boaon. Alao aalnln. recopi'*' and haillq fl'om Fountain Valle)' are place-ticker Steve Steinke and defemive back Stan Shibata. Steinke ls a secood team choice out of Utah State in the Pacific Coast Athletic Associatioo, while Shibata is a second team player rrom San Jose State. AS EXPECTED, Southern CaliromJa 's Tro- jans dominate the All-Pac 10 seltttions with All· American tailback Charles White and nine of btS teammates chosen tor honors White and Brad Budde, the Trojans' star of. fensive guard, earned all-conference hooors a third straight season along with UCLA safety Ken· ny Easley. Named to the team a second con- secutive year. in addition to Margerum, are Washington defensive linemi!l Doug Martin and USC linebacker Denrus Johnson Southern Cal placed five players on the All- Pac-10 offensive £irst unit and five OD defense. White was joined in the backfield by quarterback Paul McDonald, who beat out Calironua 's Rieb Campbell ln the volintc. THE OTHEll PLAYERS in the all·cooferen~ backfield are running backs Freeman McNeil of UCLA and Joe Steele of Washington Co-championa Ut.ab State and San Jose State dominate the All-PCAA team. Utah State placed 13 players on the all-league teams -HVeD of them first·team choices -in- cluding defensive tackle Ru.loo Jones. aelected u the PCAA'a defensive player of the year. San Jose State bad 11 players honored -five of them on the first team -lncludinc quarterback Ed Luther. the lea&Ue's offensive player or the year. Ftm-year San Jose State Coach Jack Elway was named the PCM 's coach ol lbe year. Two quarterbacb were named to tbe first team -Luther wu jOlned by Utah State's Eric Hipple. MMtM•UM MtlMTA 5'1111111(11 Both Jones and Luther were first-team selec-tions last year. OTHER FIRST-TEAM REPEATERS were tight end Mlke House of Pacific, offensive tackle Herman Parker of Long Beach State, offensive guard Steve GouJart of Pacilic, tailback Rick. Parros of Utah State. linebackers Brad Vassar and Dallas Nelson. both of Pac1f1c, and defensive back Gary Hayes of Fresno State. Tars, CdM Gain Volleyball Finals Newport Hart>or anu t:orooa del Mar bi«h schools advanced to the finals of the CIF 4-A girls volleyball cbamp1oostups foe the second straight year Tuesday night. · Newport'• Tars defeated a scrappy Mater Dei team. 15-7, 18-16, to run their string of consecutive 1ame victones to S4 as Kori and Kris Pulaski, Kart R\Wl and Mary Alllsoo paced the victory. . Corona del Mar had a tou&J>er time aaainst Mira Costa at Redondo High, winninc ln th~ eames, 13-15. 15-3, 1.5-11. CdM is the two-time de· fending CJF 4-A champion and defeated Newport in the finals a year ago. Newport will tat~ into the title aame at Westminster Saturdaj at 8 wblJe Corona del Mar bu a D--4 record. .. m-place of Dwiaht Wheeler wbo suffered a broken Jes qalut the BIUL Now tbe deptb that caused the Patriots to ••• um eomroftnlal dMl tnYOlytq Leon Gra1 earlier ID tlle aeaaon baa auddealy yanllbed-. ~ It will be the Patriot QBa wbo PQ the prioo ot the NAltini ch«npa. 8A.l.LY Nfti LINS: 1'bundl1 -lllaDU J OYet N41W Bna•ud: &mda)'. -Pbilade!PMA • onr .Detrcalt. PlttaburlbnJ.S o Cl.Ddu.U, Rouca. l O'nl': ~ N.Y • .Jtta t over 8 WIDClft, w.....-10 onr Green Ba1, Tam,pa Ba1 f oftl".Odcito, DIDftlr 1 Oftl" Buf. t.io. a.ttle t 0\'9' &wu (ltJ', a. Loidj T O'ff1' Su f"rudioo, Loi ~-8 Oftf MlftMeot.a, Dall8a 10 owr N.Y. Olutl, San ~ 1t OTU AUaata: MoadaJ -Ne" Orleans 1 onr Oaklald. COU.SGS POOl'MU: PUllbarcb-~nn &a&a--. 'J'1111 I J 1t•owr Vuderbllt, 8ottoD Collep 10 O¥er HolJ Cl'Oll, Tau I Oft.r Tuu A6M, Alab&ma lT cmt Aobifti, llDUltcm 27 °"81' at • NIYY 1'7 0 Ann7, )IJaml (ftL} • °"" Florida. _., • ._....,,.~,IWrllWlillllL -DM.VN.OT sBreak Ultea&e'a Fana Rally Y.dh BIOod Donatione -----o-t• ol ilte D .. ----- Tampa Bay Coach Jolm Me&a1. on bow bb teain'• fortunes bave chanced: "We m1Ned a practice last week yet we tWl looked like a football team. Two yean . aao il we'd 1otteo washed out of practice we woWdn 't bave been able to form a huddle.·· aree .. P•e·I• Ceae• •I••• 't'etar orecoa's •• Broob. who autded the Ducta • to thelr ftnt winn1Da seuoo since 1970. wu cbOleD •II• Pacific lOfootballCoacbofthe Yeartodayinapoll nf bi.a fellow coaches in the cooference . . . Mare wu.on. tbe record-breakin& passer from Briabam You.n& University, bas been added to the West equad for the Sbrine East-Weal game Jan. 5 at Stanford Stadium ... Aaailtant football coaches at BYU. Tennessee and Wuhin«itoo are the three finalists for the head CfW'hlng job at Oregon State University. The ftnaliats are Doa' SeoTll of BYU, Joe AftDUO of Ten· nessee and Skip Ball of Wasbln.gton .•. Idaho State's newly-named football coach, Dave Kragthorpe, formerly of the BYU staff, promlaes the Ben1al offenae will go airborne, much in the style ol this year's Brigham Youn1 team •.. Rookie quarterback Jee •••tau of the San Frandlco uera wW make bb ftnt atart- lD.1 appearance in pro footbell Sanday .._. COaeb -w .... aid. • ....,_ ..... is .80t beiaa 41tmoted. But 3oe bu mon PoC.Ual oum aD10IM .. ad we wat to IOok atblm. '' ..•• Guy 8m11J, a defemift ead tor tbe Clndmlatl 11eqa1a. bu been ,s._ UDtU Dec. 14 to comply with tbe term• of a 19'18 dl.oree Mttlement or face a cont.empt of court charge . . . Safety Doq llea..W., a four. year veteran of the New England Patriots, wW be out for the season after sur1ery for a broken 1aw Ford £flt• KC Oft!r Be .. aea Kansas City utilized a 16-foot jump abot by m Phil Ford with five seconds remaining to nip Houston. 117·115, in NBA action Tuesday nipt. Ford made the •bot off balance and over the arms · of the Rockets' Alln Leaftll ... U.,d Pree bit 14 of bis 32 polnta in t.be first quarter as San Dleeo rolled to a 121-lOI vie· tory over Cblca10 . • . Jolla 0.... bit a aeuon·biah 40 points, includln& 14 in a 47·PGint fourth quarte1. u Atlanta tbrubed • J San AJitonlo. lU·l.20 ... lllb Newlla · poured in 34 points to lead New Jeney to a 118-93 victory over Milwaukee a tbe Nets broke a four-1ame loaln1 streak ••. Da'1d ..,....,.. scored 17 po&nta, in· cludina two free tbrowl with 17 MCODdl ni- malnlng and Georae MeG ..... acond bis 1S,oooth career point to pace Demer to a 96-91 vtctorJ ewer Wublnttoo. McGlnnia, a nlne-year veteran, bad 12 polata, 11 re-1\.-bounds and an NBA-bilb 12 a11iat1 ,.. • • . .., WOilam• •cored a PobJta inchld· .-o inl five in overtime, to lead the New York Kntcb to a 118-11<& win ewer Detroit ••• llilwaukee forward Daft Me,en, wbo aat out the 1178-19 aeUCJD wltb a badl in· · jut)', cBd not dnu for the 1ame qalnlt New Jeney because of a IUff back ••. Denver baa placed AadMaJ' ........ oa wal•en •.. The Utah Jau plaeed center ,... Gluelll on wainn and ataed nerd llack Calm •.. Indiana traded NMfft center Lea Blmere to Kl'DIU cttJ for a aecoDd round draft ddce lD UllO. fAdlemt ill.-lliei C••IMllella ie rte The MCJDtreal Canadie:na ralfied ft'om a 4-0 def. fil tclt u c-., LaOev leOred two IOU and .. ilted ' oa another to 1a1D a 5-5 tie with Detroit in National Hockey Leape action Tuesday nlabt . . . Dern S•U.'1 eoa1 put Buffalo in front in the second min.rt. and tbe cl08e-cheddn-li:bres pressed Bostoo all over tbe ice for a 5-2 victo17 • . . t winier ltellle Leadl 9COl'9d two loala tQ nm b1I total to 17 in 18 games u Philadelphia defeated Hartford, S-2. The win stretched Pblladelpb1a '• undefeated streak to 18 pmes <J.S.0.3) •.• Bookie defememan Gnc lleCU• ICOnd bb ft.rat NHL aoaJ to art TOl'Ollto OD tbe way to a W win over Atlanta • • • ltlllr a ..... lc:otN4 two &oaJ8 and .... steel OD anotber to r.ud 8t. Loail to a 4-2 W:tol'J OYer ~. Q.aebec la now wtnJeu lia lta tut ft99 .WU . . . Bolloii defememan arid Pm bad mtnor aurpry oa hll r1Cht.kme Md will be out ol adioD ftW at lust a maatb. ............. .,..., .......... . Tbe S.. D.i91r>'1>_..-. wbo announctd .. AC• • qalttttaft GI \t....U lniider Dew Ca.a. Tillidaf, are ~ ftli!lMrtAf a deal fW THU · RaD.lert CJl"'fteMler Al Olfti ID aeta•naa for • pU.cller Oa1l•r• Perr1 .. and at lea at on• otller ~ ................ ..,. ... 111 .~-.... .... .....,,.., ec.tnct ........... ManDen,··....-. a...-Glllr~ U.K-• =, .. ,.....,_ aei ....... .._ ..-nllf alf Laausa• uad 1111o WWW .. WE 'I r ..... id• 'llN oe a .. ••• ,.I Jzlwit. •, AtlltrdU Uilllll lt.V ~ llar'r& JC.:'..,_. 111 am~~~ .. ~... it1117, ·~·~ 1-'° -Wlmll kt .._,Ill ml .. ~ ,....., GI AnWM ~ .... = .................. .,,.....~--~IL ,a :Fa1tUftWe Sl'OCMJ l&Ol't • . 'lllJtlek ....... =..-...:=::hi • ID Five :Area TearnB in Runnilfg rt O.J. Hailed As Player Of Decade NEW YORK (AP> -O.J . Slmpeon ol tbe Su l"raDciaco den, wbo ruabed for more than 1,000 yardl four tlmee d~ bla 1upel'IUJ' 1eucma wttb tbe Buf. faJo B1Jla. WU Damed todaJ the National Football Lea1ue Pla1er ot tbe Decade by Pro Football MOlltbly. Tbe 32-year-old nmnJ.na back, wbo owns the NPL'• •in&le· aeuon ~ record of 2,003 yard1, set bi 19'13, beat out quarterbacb Terry Bradshaw of the Plttabur1b Steelers, Roser Staubacb ol tbe DaUu Cowboys and Ken Stabler ol tbe Oakland Raiden •• t.be top player of the 11'1011. Simpeoo, nmnerup to former Cleveland Browm 1reat Jlm Brown in career naabln1 with 11,189 yards (Brown 1alned 12.312.> played for the Billa from 1969-1977 before being traded to the 49en. He ls expected to re. Ure after the 1979 aeuoa. Pro Football Monthly also named tbe 1972 Miami Dolphins as the Team of the Decade. Stones to Be Reinstated? From AP Dlspatebea The .Amateur AtbleUc Union is expected to retmtate two-time Olympic hip-jumper Dwight Stcmes' amateur statua, Jt wu rePOl'ted today • BtoDM, wbo former\7 beJd tbe world indoor and outdoor recctd in tbe event, WU stripped of bis amateur status by the AAU 18 mootha ago because be accepted prize money aft.er competing in the oatlonally televised Superstars competition. But it was reported that Stones will eet bis amateur status back in a rullol by the AAU tbl.a week. Tbe MU ll cur- rently holding lbs national COD· venUon in Lu Vqu. ''I beard a couple of weeb aa<> from some MU offlciala that be would be reinstated, .. Al Franken, one of tbe COUDt1'7'1 most prominent track aod fteJd promoton, aald. "We voted for tt (tbe re- instatement) in a caucus," Bob Seaman. a aecond vice-pre.Idem of the MU's Southern Pad1lc Association, aald. "I woo't be surprised It be'• reinstated. It will be up to the Board ol Gov· emon ... Serelee ... a I• Oee••I•• &nit.e's forte is defeme and Friars' Coach Ron Smeltzer •srees wltb t.be DOticD it'll be a bat- Ue between .EdllCll>'1 offense and Servite's defeme. "Our kidl haft rtaen to the occuion this year with wtm over St. Paul and West Covina," says Smelber ... ADd I thlnk the aame Friday n!Pt will boil down to that. Ediloo'• olfeme, our defense.·· Dlfemdvely the Friars' bil IUDS baft been Unebackel"I Kevin Elncb and Jama Ellu, backed by defensive bacb Todd Hart. Mlb Lawler and Ray Marrero. Hart and Lawler bave aix interceptioaa apiece and Mar· roro Nved Servile'• victory lut week with an interception lat.e in tbe same. The Frtlll'll are a runnma team out ol the I formation with quarterback Steve Belardi (5-11, 165) nmninl the show. M•V'ITS •11 t IA V-.Y lO~ " ""'"...., ,.....,.,. 11 ...... ,, . ..__ > ...... )( 1' ....... ....... 22 ,...,.., °'"' CIP .......... .. w..o...... 7 ' 11 0 u • 0 0 D Belardl i• the leadlnc 1atner for Semte, bavtnc puled for 114 Jarda and ruabed for another '9'1 for a total otreme ol l,111 yards 10 pmea. Up front La tackle Matt ~~Im ZZ2 pounds Oil a &-~ fnme. Eincb, a ~ colle1e prospect. bu been hampered with a &ea ln· jury. but la expected to play. "We baveo't seen anyoae u strcac pbJUeal- ly," says " Edison Coach 8U1 Workman. Tbe nm-ntne ba.cta are in Uae 195-pound rana• behind liq linemen.·• _ Deferue Kq l•r Kai .. •• Aside from a bil loea to No. 1 seeded Loyola. St. Francis HJgb'a Knights have diaplayed de· fensive ability bordenng on awesome. SL Francis bu shut out five opponents and aJ lowed but four touchdowns to 10 roes, capped by a 3-0 Vlctory over Los Altos m the rant round ol the playofCs. Among the front line on offense are three All· Del Rey League cboices-225-pound tackle Jim Miller. 225-pound euard Art Acoata and 190-pound center Tom Keney. Quarterback Vince Beltrami baa put the ball m tbe air only 51 Umes thia aeucm u tbe Knights ut1li&e a puo1abin1 ground 1ame out of the power I. "Our offense has been mediocre this year,'' says Coach Brian Fogarty. in bis firat year at the helm alter suc· ST. PllMIOltwl , ...... "~ , 7 La..... M . "'... . a~ is ,. .._.._., a 77 ............ 0 1 c...... 10 10 St ......., 0 u ....... o.... l OP,..,,..._ > LA»"""" 0 ceedinl the veteran Jack Friedman "Our defense, espe('lally our secoodary with Brian Sandenon and Todd Short, bas been out· standing." Among the St. Francis backs <who have bad to fill the K•PiDK bole left when Kerwin BelJ tranaferred to F.dlaoo> are Pat Costantini and Rob Wheeler (allernatlnl at tallbeck) and fullback Cody Glbba. All are in tbe ~91 180-pound ranee. Beltram.l bu compleiea 19 of 51 puses for rour 310larda and four toucbdowm. while Colt.an· tlni an Wheeler have combined for aenn touchdowns and accumulated 1,087 yarda betweea them. p....,fea.,._P•a• ... •• There are .c>me aJmllarlUes coneendq Costa Mesa and San Clemente-bod! baft lost four times. both bave lolt to El Toro and M"lioa Viejo, Roger Carlson both &re third plac. tlnWwn la tMlr ....,.~ -.... 8~ about U. meat ol clmllartU. 8a 'a paa.i.a TrltGlll ID ~ II 1 rt eo.ta ....... ~ ......... bl. f9Plf(b ot a_,....,_ pine. 11!! Sa C'eDHmte bested eo.. .... 19-10, ...... &ember. OaU 11 .. 9uart.ert.d 8W La IUfr~ a eoDem110D JUlt prtor to tbe -s o1 a ROrlW• ftnt bait ad SCI Jeff 88!IDP lplted a .._.,. wttb • ~,ard Idem« retwn. San Clemente bu not completed a pau bl tta lut two pines and Trltaa c.o.th AUSe Sdaalt responds to the queatlon ol dams tt wt1boul a Piiia compledon: .. It Isn't euy. Bat we a;pect to bpe Bob Owens back at receiver and tbet. mQ belf to loolen lt . '' aee:fUn1 the non-leaaae 1091 wben San Cleam&e'a defemift PrelllUl'W bad Luz ltJmled, lleaa Ooeeh Tom FreDcb M,P: .. San Clemente took adfta&.qe of aome of our youna liDemen, and we npeet tbem to put preuure OD UI apln. "Obviously they created aome problems tor ua and they bad an excellent same plan. We dkln't execute our blocking. ·'The key la to atop lbelr power runnin& and provide our quarterback with protection.'' Aztea ae..c 8..,e u.e E9perama meii ·• Aztecs, with a hue• or. feulve line and under the dlrectioo of veteran Coacb Pete Yoder, present a formidable force for Estancia '1 Eagles to coot.end with. ''Esperanza is bi11er than El Toro," D04.es Estancia Coach Ed Blanton. "Tbey come ript at you with blut. power. a weeps. traps and dives." Steve Williams is lbe blue chip ln Eape~·s ofrensive line, a widely recruited 6-3, ZSG-pou.Dd tackle The leading rusher in Yoder's attack a.s tailback Mike Keefe U.380 yards oo 265 car· rlea. including 42 toles lut week), but the key to Esperanza 's success la quarterback Kevin Dem~. accontin& to Yoder. H"UlaAtNI 7 S.-yHlll• I' 1' TrGY 7 1 u~ 1 is Loa-• • J1 '--' 12 14 YaMncla I 27 ~ • 14 Ill o.r.. " II..... I• • ._.. u a.,...,..,. 27 C... V...., I '!' '•Dem pater la tbrowio1 more lately. and baa NallJ doae a job In our last four-to- five p.ma;· NJS Yoder. "He bad a lmee bUJJfY earlier lD the year and we were a fa1r)1 10'llll team." , Thia coald be one or the most balanced teams the EqSes bave faced thia aeaaoo with tbe nm- pua combination of Keefe and Dempster. .. setback in the Estancia camp bu come about wttb t.be lou of defensive end Floyd Sparb I sbou.lder separation I, wtucb will require St.eve Kra&U to see double duty. Special Program For Isaac Curtis BUllLINGTON. Ky. CAP> -Two Ctnctnu&l profeHlooal rootball playen and a baae~Q catcher accused of fudc1oa on airport parkinc bills were placed Ula special court program for flr'lt Qf. fenders Bengals wide r<'c-eiver Isaac Curtis aod ltnebacker R t>gg1e W1lhams were placed ln .a dlvers1ooary program Tuesday m Boone ~Y Dist net Court. • Reds reserve cauber Vic Correll was placed m the same prognam last week. Correll was charged with theft of service at Greater Cincumati lntematiooa.l Airport in Sep- tember. Guards said Conell aY01ded paytnl a parldni bW by driving over a beam arounct a tacket booth. Curtis wu cbaraed with theft al service and Wllllama witb cnm.lnal facilitation. Airport police aaid Williams lifted a ticket 1ate while Curtls drove Lbroulb without payjq. Police aald that lD botb cuea, the pla.)'ets were returninl to tbe city from out-of-town 1a~. 11>e pn>tram requires ftr'lt o«mden to f'ePl'rt to a cowt olficer later. The cbaraa may be dis· mlued ii condition.a set by the oalcer are met •' A Few Eye-openers Jazz Gets Draft Pick Fro01LA ---1 _, It wu only ooe round ot CIF football playort whipped Suburban Leape cbampioo Paramount. action, but it seerm obvious that Oran1e Coast a team wttb an 8-1 record. area football ls on a parity with any in Southern Nottooababby ... andlt'anatoveryet. California. * * * The area's three Central Conference entries, ESPEJlANU BIGB COM:& Pete Yoder, who Sea View League champion Estancia, Colla Ilea• supplies the oppoatioo for EltaDda Frtday nlcht. and San Clemente rolled lnto the quarterfinal.a, u obvloual;J Sot atart.ct olf oa the ript foot in did Sunset Leacue champion F.dllo9 and runner-up coacbt:ben. Ma~ eye-opeaen, run,, were made bJ Cotta Tbe eoada at Blalr RIO wben the .. Blair Mesa and San Clemeate, 11.mPlY became here Pair" GI Kermit .lobmCJD ad Jam. lleAliater led were third-place team• from the Sea View and ~eJ~!'nctto~~~-=-~~:'~~= Soutb Cout lequea on tbe road aaaimt cbam-befoN moriU to S..nnu, Yoder ... ant an piom. aulatat to LB Pair Coadl Al Kata. dom='at~ = i:::-w:eotr ~. = Mm ll pnre!lr a rice prtncipal at ~cla. the= :!:*"~m:W:•.:wn, more NSWPO&T llAaM; mGB'8 butetball tban a Wl'd, but wbeo ICllDeCIN catthel ft.re, team will snlace lta ..... wUb u AllUDDI pme •a rpeetaUr aft.el' mdurtJll bard timel, lt cu mean Satmdar iatt.rDoon at a uatnat tbe ~10 cnw fot. r (.loba ...._,,Lie Bafta.bna Yoaq, tk.) Sodl II tbe cue at ICltDcll RIO wbln the • • • = ~ .. came oat°' DOWben to cam l'4llpec-s-. AND aanrs bMUe m fcdball Frl· W:1neta ti c•rtaUJ N ad cm a. waf to IU dar ~ t1m kkk off C1Mt bNbtbell ..._WU. belWtw ..... bafbaa ...... die .,.. u a, ... -~ BMmllllb&aldQ tbe !fo. J~ c.frll Contelwe. • • * • Yettbe~----~OD~ oam NorAlllJI NOl'll OD ... ~ ceu. Xartna. Wll1Cb •U D0t a tDll1 lD 11 '*kf&bail MUOD: 1 .. n ot fnilttltkla, la f.l·l b campalp Wtl!I ~ at •:• to tbt Laluna Buch IDflta· a fOod lbot at plclrl"l&ap tta .. lOtb ~ ot tbt tloaal ~ u ia.111 ... uoo pm~ def~ MllOD rrt4a)' QcdDlt . l'nDcll. 811 VleW LeQue dwnpl(ID f"AtUdl ind bl&bJi Mart~~'='~,::'°.&: ~=--~ ~-=-a.t.r~ :tuJ.i memory, JI eomldarid • 1;.a '*ton I& all 1D UW. ~.two taald :~·,.._. ... .,. ....... "ti J'lft omr.t1a•. • Hftlort ..,_. 011W db Loi AliSp '<t-10 au~ .nu..• com,,_.,... c1.,u1•01•>•.ea..u ,..•Bucblllblp. . NEW YORK <AP) -Natlonal Basketball Association Com· missioner Lawrence O'Brien has awarded the Utah Jan tbe Los An1elea Lakers· lllO •ec:ol>d· round draft plck and S125!000 from Detroit as a eomp~ ol the compenaatiOD c .... iDtalv· inl J&m111 McElroy and Ben Po- quette. .Poquette, a forward formertJ with the Pl.at.om. WU alped by the Ju:a Jm>e 21 and Me&SroY., a parcl wbo had played wtth the Ja11, llped with tbe Platoaa Ju- ly 27. When the team• f aUed to qree on com,_.tlrOD ID both caH1, tbe eomml,.loner.:ln. formed tMm be Would mate~ Joln.t awmd to .... botla a.u.. un la mJ Judim-t Uta!~' pro_J>_rlate compen1a\ton or ll•EllV1 ad# ca w ol a • round plclr," aalcl tM • ml11looer. "Bat Utah ia• 1lread1 .._ com.r::•~ r::..~ ~~&at-~ pick WOuld ••• tJ\ab more u.aD •bole." "' Detnil 4ld aot haft lt1 190 ~~C:-~c Anselu lll a trade tor l1tm Price. ' "I Boward L. llandy Down the Wire :The "°'1 yball HUOO wloda down in a hurry tb1a weekend with tbe )ln}or colle1ee competln1 in the nate ioumament at 6anta Ana Friday and Saturday and the CIF flnala for all dlvi1lana at Westniinater ffiP Satur· day. The state tournament wUl have both Orange Cout (the defending 'alate title holder) and Golden West compeUng. Sbould each wln a first round mat.ch, they would meet in the second round Friday mornm, at 11. could be an interesuoa mat.chup Satur~ ni&ht. •• * IP THE SEA VIEW LEAGUE isn't. one of tbe atronaest in 3·A CJF com· pet.ltion in tennis. it has to at leaat be on a par with any other circuit. ~l three learue entries won openine round matches in impressive tashion Tuesday with third place University pullinf the blegest upset with a 13·5 victory over Freeway winner T.-oy. Coach Lou Ann Terheggen's GWC Rustlers won a practice match in tour games over Jane Hllgendorf's OCC Pirates Tuesday night. But an)'thinc can happen in a tournament with eight of the best teams in the state competing. And il the present season ls a big one, don't overlook these same three teams for the next few years. CdM has three seniors, two 1uruors, three sophomores and four freshmen on its varsity roster Estancia has three seruors. two j uniors, one sophomore and three freshmen while University, in its first appearance in CIF playoff com- TODl'S VODKA SCORESBY SCOTCH All &ames in the state tourney are in the dayUme with the cham· pionsbip tilt Saturday at 3 o'clock. 175-UTER 17~ SATURDAY'SCJF FINALS is a re· petition, has three seniors. two '1///////fi.--7 juniors. two sophomores and two freshmen. 645 gso run of the 19'18 title game. CdM de- feated Newport tor the UUe and the year before the Sea Kings won over Laguna Beach !or the championship. This time, the Sea Kings are the un- derdogs to No. 1 rated Newport with tbe Three K's in command. Kori and Kris Pulaski along with Kari Rush are the mainstays of the Newport attack. They are joined by Mary Allison, Julie Cochran and l.ouise Burbank in the starting lineup. "I was worried in that second game aaainst Nater Dei Tuesday gbt, '' Coach Charlie Brande ..,a. • haven't JOG• to three pmes all year. Wben we lollt t0 Santa Fe early thla ffJllOO, it was two strallbt and slnee tha~ match, we have won ZT straight and ,. consecuUve games · · • * * GOLDEN WEST'S field hockey team fmi.shed the regular season with a 9-0 record under Coach Janie Dowl- ing and captured its third straight con- ference title. BOlTlf. Six members of the G WC team were UQCIERS R£TAIL named to the confere~ce fi~t team by Amaretto Di Saronno, 12-0z . 5.85 member coaches including Judy • Beranek who set a school rec-Drambuie, 23-0Z. · . ····· ···· · .. 11 .1 I ord with 62 goals m two years. Gailiano, 23-0L. ............ . .10.06 Other fU"St team selections included Kahlua. 23-0Z........... . . 7.73 Nance Metcado •. Lydia Reaney. Midorl Melon 23-0Z. 8.64 Lary I Belles, Connie George and Pat • · · Rodriguez. Sue Mercado, M~ Amy Southern Comfort. t.75-UTER •. 12.01 and Suzie Martinez were p}cked for Tia Maria, 23-0Z. . • . . . . . . . ............ 8.61 the seeoad unit~ • * BLENDS Oat\NGE COASTS Boorue Gail.les Hiram Walker Imperial. QUART .. 4.85 won the women's division of the K I 11 12 California Colleeiate surllne ch1UD· ess er, 1.7'>UTER -.... . . .. • plonabips recently at HUGtlostoo Seagrams 7 Crown. 1 7XITER .. 11 .62 Beach Pier ... Paula Dltt.-BOORBO""'S CASE M:TAIL 132.45 125.68 113.77 87.40 97.73 67.96 97.35 54.86 62.95 65.71 BUl Alheo'a CdJI Sea K1Das 4C ~by Sea Vlew Leap players cl> • year Suale Crone 1.12d Karcie rt• alone with Sue Corea. lthougb Newport ha· won twice over the Sea Kings th.s season, it mer GoodWln <USC> and Denise n Corlett. <UCLA> were named to the AndentAge. QUART . 5.88 66.55 tirst team WCAA all·cooference Earty Times, QUART.. . . 5.88 66.60 team recentl). H. Walker Ten High, 115-UTER 9.42 53.34 ~uchos, Indoor Soeeer · :Rust~rs Surf-Aztecs: "":' ·Ron On Gnulge Match It hasn •t reached the level of the Rams-49ers rivalry but th e California Surf and the Los Angeles Aztecs do have an interesting- and lopsided-feud go- mg on. The Sur f IS O-for-4 against the Aztecs, all the more reason the Anaheim-based soccer team is excited about tonight 's North American Soccer League Indoor opener . lions and four 15 minute periods. The playing surface is a rtificial turr with the hockey.sized field enclosed with four foot wallboards. Chris Danaerfieid. and ex-Surf player who s cored nine goals out· doors, leads the Aztecs. Rustler Women TopOCC l.W. Harper. OOART .. . 7.25 81 .99 Jim Beam. 1.75-UTER . . . I 0.96 62.00 BRANDY AND COGNAC Christian Bros., 1.15.urER 1 2.05 68.2 1 E&J, l·UTER .... .. . . 5.80 65.81 Courvoisler V.S., 750·ML . . 12.54 141 .95 Martel V.S.P., ... . . .. ... . . I 1. I 6 126.25 CANADIANS Black Velvet. QUART . .. . 6.02 Canadian Club, 1.1>un::R 15.49 CanadJan Mist. OOART . . 5.96 Seagrams V.O •• 1 75UTER. 15.49 GIN Beefeaters. 1 7>UTER ...... 14.35 Gilbey's, 1 7>UTER . . ....• ....... 9.53 Gordon, OUARr . . • . . 4 .98 Seagram's, OOART . . . .. • . . 5.53 Tanqueray, 1 7>UTER .....•......••.. 14.70 RUMS BacardJ Lt. & Dk., 1 75-UTER ..... 10.42 Castillo Lt. & Dk., QUAAT 4.26 Myers JamJcan. 750-ML 7 .21 SCOTCH Ballentine, 1.1>UTER .. . . . . . . . .. 14.72 Chival Regal, cxwn ................ 14.63 Cluny, 1.15-urER . ... . . . . ... . . . . . 12.05 J & B. Q(JART ...... . ................ 9.59 Johnnie Walker Blk., QUART •..• 13.50 Lauders, 1 ~LITER . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . 11 20 TEQ<JILA Cuervo White. OUAAT ............. 6.34 Don Emmo Wh. & Gold, 1 75-t.TR 8. 71 Sauza Gold. CXJAAT •• .•. . . . . . . .. 7 20 VODKA Crown Russe. 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Datp Hit...., Wnte dowm this name. or me it somewhere ln the back or your mmd under the heading of Future Supera'*8 Mike Brtus Brilgs ls an 1 I year -0ld Cost.a Meu boy who barely stands lwo feet taller than the net, but be'1 b1& enou&h to eo to Ch1caeo. where be won the na- tlonal 1.ndoor JUD.tor cbamp1onsbip Jut weekend. A PRODUCT OF MESA VERDE Counll')' Club, Brtus wtll be travellml to al leut two more major tournaments with natJonai and lntem.ational compet!Uon this season HU coach, Kirk Orahood. believes Brite.a could very 1000 be ranked tbe No. 1 teno.ls player in the world amone 12-year-0lda "We're golna to the Oran1e Bowl Junior Class'c et ChriatD'\Uo which wlU ~e tn~a tlonal players ... or.hood llMl)'S. "If he win.a that, at would mue him the top 12-year-0ld tn the world .. And lt Uln 't so far-fetched t.o think that Bnggs could wln t.be Oranae Bowl Claulc. The boy wonder won four s traight tournaments 1n Callfom1a without losing a set- G lendora. Cerritos. Pasadena •••oos and Anaheim. He won tn ~ final!\ at Anaheim by scores of 6-1. 6-0. The national indoor at Ctucaeo was Bngga' fifth straJght tournament victory. He didn't lose a set unW the semifinals. in whJch he defeated Ken Feuer of New York, 6--4, 5-7. 6-2. It wu easier in the final.a. wt.lb Briw beat· ln1 Al Parker Of AUant.a. 6-4, w . "Mike comes to leaom befon acbool at 7 a.m.," says Orahood, wbo jotna 11 .. Verde'• Glenn Abbott ln coachine the )'OWlpter. "In the afternoons he practices with other players. He's been on all-at.ar teama an buketball. bueball. football and soccer, but he 's dropped most of lho5e sporta to concentrate on his tenrus · BRIGGS IS CLASS PRESIDENT at Adams school and, from all appearan~. t!> a normaJ, freckle-faced youngster. But it's becomme an creasingly obvious there Is something para-normal about his tennis. Adidas ahoes and Kennex racquets have already decided t.o sponsor Bnags, and they'll make sure he can afford t.o make the nat.aonal tournament trips. Tbe entire Bri1&a famUy playl teml1I and hia brother Steve lJI on the Eatancla Hilb varsity squad, ~ Mike 1ot a bead start on everybody else, plcld.na up the 1ame at a1e stx. It ·a already payina off • • • GROVND STROKES -Loi Caballeros Rae· quet and Sporta Club ln Fountaln Valley has more tennlJI court.a than any other facWty in Oran1e County, but the club contlnuee to 91Dpbaaise that It's more than just a tennis place. For lmtance. on Feb. 2 Loi Caballeros wlll host Dodier players and coaches for a palr of baseball clinics aimed at youth players and coaches or youth teams Manager Tom Laaorda will Jive a 1ueat lecture for the pro1ram, which lJI a community service project ot the Oran1e County Sportawriten >..- IOCJatloa. Area Girls Win In Tennis Action Stre:nctb of the Sea View Leque came to the front Tuaday ln openlne round pla}' of the CIF a.A girls tennl.a playoffs aa Corona del Mar, Estancia and University .au '•on 198Lcha. Newport Harbor. Sunset Lea1ue kln11>lna, and La1un.a Beach, winner of the South Coast circuit, allo won opent.n1 matches Univenll1'1 Uma Rao, a frelhman, pulled the blHetl upset o( the day. handln& Tro)t'1 Kat.blMD Lillie ber rtrat lo.s in four yean, M . Troy wu un- defeated in lta leque but fell to the tbl.rd place Trojana, 13·5. Cd.M'a Sea K.1n11 breeatd to an 18-0 tr1umpb over Redondo and Ettancia w&lt4ld UWe dme ln dl1posin1 ot Paclftca, 17·1. CdM it tbe No. 1 leeded team ln the 3-A playOffa . Newport llkewlJe bad an eu1 lime, = Loara, 11-2, wblle La1una Beacbt the No. I team 1n 2·A play, defeated Monte1111Uo, 154 . 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THOMP&ON IN6ler& THAT I HAVE WNCH WITH HIJil TONOAAOW ... ANO HE'O IJl(f YOU TO JOIH ___ __...._ lie, MAA.IEI CAN YOU? NANCY NANCY···OON'r HOLD TH! PAPf!R so GLOS! IN _SN()WBIZ, ) "W!f#,.6 70 f ~. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOSS fact 1 Thwacks 49 Singer - 6 Key Ross UNITED Feature Syndicate T ~·a Pl.lllle Solved 10 Mountlin In 50 Resigrl Thessaly 51 ci.stty 14 Gin and -52 Budlel 15 Ulndof Of'9 55 OtMolllly I I 0 l .•. ,. •• I • I I ' 0 • I II t ••lu L f I I l • " •• " D •••h •• I c U T I •• 0 D ···-· a I I I D I I 16 Sherlk 58 Of 9'ieep -· I I Oil ... & L T I I I 17 F1-t!O Vend lt lol•'" ·~lalu ' . T I I 18 MOMQlnl' 61 Sc>oken •I 11 l I ,., L I o I ••• ~ 62 Compelitor l •hltl L If .. u •• • 0 • I 20 Portuguese 63 Tllr~I COWi 64 Clock l rlll.I•• • lal• lo a n • . ''( --"o-n. f I . ' I 0 21 Overcome 65 OOor 23 RMw '*Iii DOWN 24 Large can. 1 Ast .. Olan uport 2 Fiii to WWI 29 .. A.II - -3 c.n.c>e '& ,, . u ,. , ___ 10 • ·-;1 I L & I I a ,. .• A L Ir I ••• I r I I la 1 I• & I • io •• I• a I I& ID o l& L L I I •• I a I I I l lL I L & I M ll'lat'I ht to 4 Apple - pnnf' 5 Preda-25 E~pen 43 Scotttsh 28 Set oown ments 29 Slrl!P name 30 Bed r-.:t 6 Rome's rtwr 27 She owns 11 45 Knight 46 Example , pnrue 31 Tncits 7 Moutllward 21! Exec 32 Ballplaye< 8 Ho Fr 29 Opulenl 36 Time zone 9 Antstl 30 Ghtl9' abbr 10 Porlenls 32 Seeton 37 Rotates Atctl. 33 ProvtllOllll 38 CMmlc:al IUf. 11 Whlt11e 34 Quondam b 12Musdl 35Lelterl 39 Scooping 13 s American 37 o.n '2 lr*"'Udl • ,.,. 40 lnllpldly " c.noa glr1 19 WMt1* 41 6ellct 45 Says word 42 Oynwno 41 - -ol ltle 22 Unhe oarts ·47 Al no time 48Smirk 49 Arthur Conan St Beno 53 Single 54Gong 56 In no degree 57 Thnce. Prllllx 59 Energy On tlae 1t' a9 llp The dollar broke th 250-y n barri r th.ls week and reached its hlah••t level in more th n two years on the Tokyo rorel1n xcbl.Jll(e. Traders attribute the rise tt> the fa ct Japan imP,Orts 99.7 percent of its oll and pa.ya ror 1t in dollars thus reducing confidence in lhe Yen. 545% .. Earnings Hike Reported ATLANTlC CITY, N.J . <AP> Caeears World Inc .. spurred by t.be openiJll of its Boardwalk Reaency casino hotel In Atlantic City. bas reported a 5'5 percent increase In quarterly eaminp \hrousb Oct. 31. revenues increased from $50.9 million in August. September and Oetober ol 1978 to $118.4 million during the same period of 1979. an a similar period. The company said its Boardwalk Rege~y casino hotel had revenues of $58.2 million and earnings of $6.2 million, or about 37 cents a share, during the quarter. Casino revenues amounted to $S0 million during the quarter. It said. Caesars World, a Los AneeJes- based ftnn, w d its first.quarter The company said its quarter- ly earnings jumped from $1.9 million. or 8 cents a share. to $10. 7 million. or 41 cents a share. LEASE @ From The Leader WE ARE OFF TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR! Benefit From Our Pricing Policy. Selection And Superb Service. NABERS ~ OPEH70AYS UOO'HAUm lln •• COSTA MESA 540-1100 2nd T.D.'s $I 0,000 to $300,000 Guaranteed FwlcllnCJ We have lender funds available now. If your preperty qualifies, we guarantee a f undlng date in writing. If we do not perform. we will pay you $100 per day 'tll we do. CORPORATE NOTES JAMES R. :lauHART Ill Attorney at L•w Q. WREN I INOOaPOaATE llY BVSINESS. AM I aanucrBD TO ONLY ONE KIND 01' 8l181 ACl'IVITYf A. NO. For examplt, lf you are a plumbln& con· lr•ctor your corciorallon will be able t.o en111• ln contl'aetln1 and tn any other kind of bu.alnes1, even lt unrelated. Q. CAN I OLP PaOTBCI' •Y PBUONAL ••ALT• •Y INCOaPOaATING •Y 81JllNBll'f A. YES. Be .ure that your corporaUon followt a few,almpte tormaUtlea and .tht rauJt will be -Uaal ~ ~al 11sets are exempt from dalmt qllinlt ;rour corporation. Salari fk.rftl~• Drop Lion Country Safari. Inc or Irvine has an nounced revenues or $605.489 for the third quarter ended ~plembcr 30. This compares to $910.000 for the penod last year The decline in revenues was attributed to the continwng energy crunch. The per share loss for the third quarter was .OSc. "We have commenced a program to attract more attendance from local residents and have launched our "Entertainment 80", which ls a com- plex featuring a Teen 21 dance disco, Rollerworld a nd Skateway, Comedy Showcase a nd Am- phitheater 80 presenting live bands, .. said Harry Shuster. president llnd chatrman or lhe board The compl t!X openi. Nov 23 .Slp l...anguagt-Cl••• Otl~r~d American State Bank In Newport Beach an- nounced thttt 1t 1s hostang a sign lan1uage class m the bank 's offices at SOO Newport Center Drive each Wednesday from 5.30 to 6:30 p.m. The class la being taught by Linda Palmer. an interpreter at Tart Hearing Impaired School in Santa Ana. Emphasis is to be on conversational and bualness vocubulary sign language used in every day tranaacllona. Co•puter l11•t•Ued Hu1hes Aircraft Company of Newport Beach bas Installed the new IBM 4341 processor. The comp~ ls operating at tbe company's solid state product.a division. The proceaaor will be used in the design of cuatomlzed circuit chips for Huehes' military and commercial customers. The company produces up to 150,000 ot these clrculll a month. Pre.tdftli N•alH lelf Olsea, president ol Profeu'-al Com- maalty Mua1esnea&, lac., a Newport Beach- baaed property manaaemeut company. bu been elected president of the California Southern Coun· ties Chapter of Community Aaoclat.ea JnaUtute <CAI >. The Institute la a nationwide, nonprotlt H · sociatlon with llll membership drawn from Builders; Homeowners AasoelaUons; Govemmenl Officlall; Property Management; Le1al and Ac- count! ng flrms throu1hout the nation. Olllea Re-at•ft Tbe John Burnb1m & Compan7'1 Oranae County otflce hot been moved wttbln Newport Beach to 2381 Campus Dr. al Von Karman. It waa located at 4101 Westerly Place. Tbe company, a tlnanclal services oraan.laa- Uon, haabrancbealn HawaUaodTexu. Solve Your 1 W9 Tax Problems Nowll •nley t"8 ._..lb ot •to•*" tax MdUctlM ta 1t1t wt.lie pntlcll9tlhtl l1t a 1tl11t1y pretlt· motlvntd ._wttmtftt. • , ... fthWy ef tfllt htvttlment II ................ • TIMN ......... IMl'lt tor tu•ure t!Mf'Cr11 "'"· •THllltftitMMftM8ftrefMlll"9htfPW .. ttllt llMltmttlt by IOlftt ............ mett,,.....,_.lawaRd~fl"'"· ~EW YORK <AP.> -H .. ID· nauoo ..... au11tmaa? Wl&b eom-• ~ ~ .i a rate Of aboUt U perc:eat, ao.n. eeonomllta 11y It ma, bu At )Hit, tbe pit buytn1 th1i 1911 ma1 be mot'9 rt1tralned and mor• ~cal tbaD tn ot.ben. n;..i'Wtll i,. ''no SUta Clam tbl1 ChriltmH for moat re- tallen." conelUiM 9COIK>mllta llt Qtlbe•. TbeY U'l'M that the ia1 fiatlOD aquee&e, COU,pled with ctedlt·~PC mov ~ the ~ Relel'Ve bave tombmed to dampen caaau er IJN'pdtnl, anML SALES nfurea tor Odober fell 1. T perca fn>m t6e vlous mouth '1 Lenl, aceorct-to eovennnent ftpra. And C bank estimate. that aft.er a· cludlnl auto •ales niura. the total volume ol aalea Jut month waa off about one percent. with clothlnl aalea down a steep four percent. Citibank predict• aome re- gions -New York and West Cout are menUoned -will bave strong selling seuon1. But for the country as a whole, It CCD· chadea that inflation and lautna increases ln income will t.end t.o make holiday shoppers feel more Impoverished ln spending il not in spirit thta year NOT EVERYONE I S so gloomy. Spot checks with re- tailers acro1s the country on the day after ThanluglvmK the traditional start of the Christmu shopping 1euon· round many elated at the turnout "The place has been mobbed It's a madhouse." said spakeswoman Babs Gorman at Fllene's department store an Boston Many of them were on hand well berore the store opened and poured m by th~ "thousands ... she said Shoppers also paced Af' ...... M agor's A ngrg Hoboken Mayor Steve Cappiello wants AFL-CIO Presi- dent Lane KJrkland lo apologize for a remark m which the la bor leader compared bemg outside the AFL-CIO to bemg m Hoboken ()v.-r Thta (:ounlt•r HASD Littiftqs M-UTUAL FUNDS -._ __ ---···· ·--... --................ .._. , I ~about bow to uft on oar·~ P9 blDt Milm to bemillfplJiQ,aeYtD ,...,. than~~•· don Upi. ID tntb, mUI ot tM .. ,acts .. rm btllaC t.Ol4 ilboal ...,.... eo.nmpacm tbme dQa .... Id~ taaaccunte :.... • IDGilt Ms>~ tt'eDd ID mw ti .. ~· ble price~ OHllOot. To Wustrate: Q. C let rou.r ear enatne Idle wbJJj "..._for some~ •lldd='andttanlDI? A. No. ~ to>'Ou•u 1'9"lve. If~ mtllt teep JOU!' ear r&llilitn.&,fOI' more Uaaa IO~. JOU'll aave more ps by:Wnailal i"1 JOUI' lp't'00 tbu bJ teeptq your car Nlllli.ilJ. Q. To COlllleft'e cu Oil loq trt~.::•botdd JOU amd tanl1DI 00 the car'• .air coodi· UOIMt? Maner'& Worth A. No. Many thlDk tbat alr condltlotlinc 1.)'fte1:DI consume a lot of gaa, and they do when you are forced lnto 1top-and·1lart city drlvm,. But when driving at b.lchway apeedl ID late- model can. you'll save more cu by rollinc up your wiD· dowa and turning on your air conditioner. Tbe reuon: The wtnd rushing lb.rough your windows u you cruiae aJoac 81\ open highway acts as a drag, slowing you down a.ad com· pelllng you to use more gu to keep up your speed than you would oooaume by runninl your air coodiUooer. Q. What are the baalc guides to help save on aaa? A. Learning to coa.sume lesa gas .. a little lilre learn- ing to lose weight. offers my associate, Brooke Shearer. who lives in an area U1 Wu.bington, D.C .• where abe must depend on a car for tranaportation. If you really want to save both oo gu and calories. you mull adopt a new set of attitudes and habits. On autos, these attitudes include taking proper care of your car <which an astounding number of driven simply will not bother to do. a.s of now). Have your mec:banJc re- gularly check plugs. points. thermostat, anti-pollution equipment. filters. wheel alignment and bearings. As Utt.le as two fouled ptues. claims ARCO's con.servatiOl'l experts, can cost 20 percent of your gas consumption. Buy radial tJ res. lf you un afford them The good habits wtucb you must develop include: •Trip planning: Com bane short trips to the groeery. dry cleaner. movie theater. dNgatore. etc. The worst milea1e performance ts registered on trips of 10 miles or lesa ln a car which hasn't been dnven for several hours. Try to avoid startmglhe car JWSlt.o move itint.olhe1ara1e. • Dnve smoolbly A votd Jackrabbit atarta and t.ailgal· mg. Moregasi.ausedacceleratingtbanenmin1. Market Zigs, Zags; Buyers Seem Wary .. NBW YORK <APl -fte 8'oel marbt me111 SIM to-' day m a session described by analysts as walling for a aewa deveAIDplDllll. to eaOYe •• dott'n oa. TbeDowl_.•..,.....ot•IDdullrial i11Wwu11p4.CJ.. polDU to&10AI. tbub la fert1D..,.... .. tile ftnal bola. 4t v•lioul potnaa ID tbedQ. tM Dowwuuptpamtaaddown 8 • A.ad adnnces outnumbered declinM by.~ maram 00 t.be New Yan Stock Eacbnee. TO<Wy .. , Sii llS I~ .. 1' """ ~ S.I )lJ ''" ao JI NE# YOtllt IAPI ·NY S4oc* - ,,._,.,. llMI -· . . • . ---~ -. 4S,Ml.a .................... 11g MoMll... ... . . . . 17, v .. , ................ 21.1 .. T-.,.en llQI> • • %2,61'0 J.,. I to clMe • • /,Jra,.m ... :m::=: ~~= _.T ....... lf• DID NE# ~It IAP) ........ JI ~ NEW YOllllC IAP) • H_,, 6 H- .,..._ Ywtl YMlr11L 1'°- C11 .. I...,.. ,.,..,.., $11.UO; feltrtcetlOt 1ia.11S.. ·r ·1 ... --..-. ...... ·-...... ~ . '. ..... t CMl!fttf IMl~lthll -......... .,... . ..,.,. - ••• , Oooee" i 1 I Otlty Oftrlt, \Alllll Olll A WOftd W. II .............. "" *'lOn In .... "' .... ...,. ... 1n.-..-. • ..-y~ ~ ....... .,,.....,.,. ...... ~ ...... ...... L~mn lea "'llllra. WlgolM Al l lllnd\~ ... ...., ..... °"1 " • Y(W'I CM 9 10:00 -KetUIY ~era aod the American Cowboy. Tbe popular sin1er hosts th1a speclal with aueata Mac Davta aod the Charlie DaDiell Bancl. ~ TM..,... Polle• COll9gll ~ IO 1•8'1 ""4Wte ......... ~bemlt.lul COo4dl. I ti8Y CMWPIN • TM.a Ol'THE UhDNCllD "l•"'b To Slaughter -~ DIUT~M~Y l«INTUW Hoel. Alctietd Prye># 8 = Oen • hired IO C-.. I INt- 111111 ..._. Of Cf1Wg99 of m111denng '"'-'6MZy eM..-VNU. tttOW .. l'llUliCal t!lO co ~·· ;e-;:~~ "The WOrtcr'9 ..... ~l ~ 9tclllrtty Ill TOii~ ' , ... (1) L(OC ... ~ ~'9fl'f .............. ,.. f!Wl CM't'J out.~ ... Cldal t..-on ...... • ....,.,,... .,.,., lfl .,.._ .... ""' ... -.my ~ Hoet· J0it11ny Cllton °""' CaMt ,,.,, •~TWIG~ QI LAWleo.T ...... HMC)el •ea~ .C#T1oe.DMO .... -~-12l00. TWUIHfZI09e A '°'90tten 9'ar of 1118 ·309 UMe'-Old-IOr• a.-. tM "*" Of '* ~ •, n~ ~ I > .1 ~ i ' ' , Jamea Garner (ri bt> lak • • • ~r,. '"Bl S1ory . I 1'691 JMM8 lt91Wwt. ........ 1"'-..--. ot Ille ,.. ... agllW .,. 11111 falftlly Cl hra I Pollcie ... -· '""' • llOuNWlfe (~ 0.0.gel "*' (I) l«JKT GAL.L.8'Y • GETIMM'T •aTONIQWT Fteld eegmenta we c.orn- blfled ....,, ~ 0.-Bret Maverick cbarad r and Chari • •TONIGHT t6 IMOOI ... for t'1e ~ gec>nlflg ol '-NIMler>O but t"9y can I -10 llf'd 1hlmwdw~ eGMAT PBUOMWCa The 0..... loy Oelipne Fr nk at.an a.a ~ Ma\' rkk. Bret' cousin, in "YoUQ& Maverick." tunllhl at 8 on CBS, Oiannel 2 <rev le wed low>. ~-llQ'Mnla •• -'**' ""'h In •llldlo d ... ""*' (Wt ..... alt9ct'"O tht ..... of.'811'1~ _,,.. ·-.. -· ·~ IOI> .. • .,.,... '"'. llCllool ~Oft -altKttng Ille QU9tty °' ... Ill Soolth-.... eawor-HoM Cle!• RoOerts ..... ...,AN)IQN f,.. end l.arllOflt ttwow • '*DflCloi hOod PlltfY "' en efbt to ..... money 10 ~tflelf bllle. • CMAEMY Ow.I 0.. 0.. Oowna G MACNEIL /~ AEPOfl'r 7':)0 B THE "'9CE • RIGHT OOIHHUS GAME J-ce10-IMlf de1e tor '* bt<lhdey per1y run. ntng eroon<I with another A80NEWS i (() JOt<Ell'S WllD 4D M'A'a'H Frenk d•m•nda that Hewll.ye be Courf-m411• 11llled tor 1>1t1tng """ on '"" OR Au rem broed 1umo. human cl-hamm8f. man· z1n1 straight jllCkel t!IC8P8 '"• ba1anc1no 0 HEWl. VWED GAME U HOU.VWOOO IOUNIE8 8 TIC TAC DOUGH G) Al.L IN THE FAMILY II a An:hoe I blrtncs.y and he"s more~ by Ola•IM"f Lbtl•fl• 8 KNXT CC8S) Los Angeles G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles • e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles • KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (() i<FMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Anqeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Diego 4D KTTV (Ind) Los Angt1le'> • KCOP TV (Ind J Loi. Angt1le'> ID KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angelf:ls G KOCE·TV(PBS) Huntington Beach 'Maverick's' Baek-Almost By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <A P ) -Something called "The Young Maverick'' makes a quick ap· pearance on CBS' schedule tonight, hoping to work lbe memory of the classy "Maverick" series for some easy ratings points, <Channel 2. 8 p.m.) A clumsy con, this, unworthy of the name Maverick <whi c h , you 'll r e m e mber. 1s synonomous w1th gUile and wtl and cleverness in the old West>. Bret Mavenck would have sooner drawn l o an inside ( ) straight than to bet on TV REVIEW this longshot. This scam bas a built-in foil The idea is to lure viewers with the name "Mavenck" and then hope that they don't compare what they're seeking with the lustrous. memories that uraed them to watch. Thi.a can't work, of course, especially since the CBS promos scream out, "Maverick's Back." Viewers looldn1 for "Maverick" will be diaap· pointed. depressed, even. But probably not sur priaed. TRE 08.JGINAL lM1·111Z "Maverick," which starred Jamea Garner, Jack Kelly and (OC· caaloaally) Roeer Moore, featured bright cbannen named Maverick who were everylbine that other Western beroea weren't : They were wit· ty, dl..alrw:lfned to vlolellce and rather cowardly. and they clidn't much care for ridinl horseback. The .. Youns Maverick" at band, Ben Maverick (Charles Frank), also dlaplaya those cbarac:teriJticl. which la euy eDOU&h beeauae sucb ~can be written into the script. Ben Maverick la the aon of Beauregard (MOON'• old part) and COUlin to Brodlen Bret and Bart <Garner and Kelly). He bu inherited, CBS' promCJticm tell us, the Maverick "lood loots and charm. anat 11dll with cards and a healthy reapect for cowardice.·· \JNJ'OllTVNATELY, HE HAS not inherited ao, Huatm, •ho made tbe ort,inaJ .. Maverick" wttb a special touch, or the exqublte charm of lam• Garner'• Bret -t.blnp that can't be writ· \eD into the acrtpt. By tbl way, CoUsin Brn does make an ap- pearanee OI ION ln toa.icbt't debut. It'• • eo. aecoDd bit featuriDJ Jamet Garner tbat was taRM ca at tM ft'OnL ot the aboW after the ep1lode ... UUdy abot (yet anotber foolish lnYi~ to CODl~lt totbeort,cmal). CamlD Bret -doaA't 1Uck .,ow>d to Set in· volricl ID the ICory. He't pt bJs repataUon to COD• w . "'""' If llll't'il Ofl 1111 blflfl ~II~•• !Mn by ht9 -Pf-petly G)GOOOlWll A arnllll lty •-IOfllonlal bt.>44-¥1C'hHI lf'llCI h•llO '"0 <>vet h1a mllk tnOf'HIY on <I daily ba.i• Cl MACNllL I LIHM!" AtPOIWT ~~ PEIV'C>NolAHCt:S 1,... ~lum .. n V0«1• I•• llflm.tnn at Al 1 Wl U'hS "'"" vrom••l tht•uh•r lJ••'-" oohOut " W()m"'1 a IHI """ "°"'"'"'~ .. on-... ,'°" ""''h ,,... 1o-Wf>O hat tell he< 10 mar1y torl"4>· ooe..._ ll NBA M8KETaAU Golden Stele W•nors v~ SM 0oeoo C"PC*• l 0 FAUil. Y FEUD 8:00 i) YOUNG MAVENQ( 1"'-•1 Ben Mevenc:tc fCtiari. frentc). • yc>t"'O ~ OI 1"" ieg4tndMy M8Vt'OCk Clan. eno i'ls JllOv lrN!nd Nftll 1Suaan Bl.line· h<1rdJ plot to won money dnd 'klllt! I-NO«. by ""'"""II h4W brawny cou:o<n '" J tio••no m.11cn 0 REAl PEOPt..E RltP()fla oo .i mAn who COi ft.els l anan """1>0f••bflo11 l>dlhlUb <8Ctl'\, Q0.11 1~11 turtlu •llGeS. •Ind ii rev- O• KOCE Singer Ella Fitzgerald hosts her first TV program m over a decade Satur· day at 8 on the 90· minute specia l .. Soundstage .. on KOCE. Channel 50. ... , 0.0..Wnlli Holt c.... ~ .. UOCD 'nCIOOO~ , .. 11'1lllnMa1\111\e o.c.,·, .,._,, to '°" the llP8ft!Mftt !of 8 IOINW'ltlC I~ OMAT NNIOMl+MOU Thfl Humen VOICle" l 1v Ullmitnn .,.,. '" th•• ~ wom•n th••••r piece dbOut • worN111 • tut cie.- Pt" •to ·~ con ..... .1110'1 Wllh "'" ICWvf who h.u. lotll ,_ to marry-. (>llfOl!IM l e VOlll ..._ ' An OfiglNI. fully dr_,IMCI Of)eflllC .08C)laltOn OI Jeen Coc1-• wortc wtth e ecore l)y fr~~ •or-Md • CMilaA THM:E 'The Pleywr!Gfll Difectt Oevtd MAlrMI ot lhown on Ille P.oo.t ol ~ •v>d 1tt1on1119 the achon end !11aioou-of the actOt• on " r"'8arael IOt • ~ • • c:ooectoon ot '"'" ot "'' pleys 69 Kl.PS IHOW Ill .. leMCHOf_ ' Thi ~ Horror' tO:tO 1 • NIW9 TMIMONTD Sybtl ~ • leetUled "' ...... COllec:1tOn of poetry. PIOW Mid tenet-. Mitten !>y Emtly ChM!otte end A11n8ton1e f W'A'8'H H•wt.eye ~ • cont:ua- •>0'1 -... --· "'• .....o ano " 1-=uecs t>v • Ke<-. latnf!'( w'10 c..nnot ..oo..a1en<1 ~ t2:aD 8 UCNIE • ··AecMQ ~ .. 'te&fl --~.0.-0 Smltl> • MOllll • • • • .., ·°COf'llpvtllo11" I 1950) Or90n W.., ONn Stodtwell • • OC<CAVITT 0.-t Merl8T~ t2:37 D "" llAMTT A w 1111e -.oAlnQ unawcov .. 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Kt1510tl8rMln •IC** by ofher country muMC Pll<lot"*• on ii trlt>ule to the lltle Mot,_ Meyt>elle C.orter the "'llrat lady OI country muaoc: .. 0 Od'F'AENT 8TM>K£S A photograph taken by Arnold of Morgan k156t'10 Mr Drummond makes I dll'f aasome hes _, oulmoneuvered by h•i. Old JlfTtY buddy D ntE BAXTERS 0 (l.oJ CHARt.ES Hey, Look Who's Number 3 1 , NEW YORK <AP> -ABC. victimh.ed by • couple ol first.nm motion pktures and the succeaa of CBS' "60 Minutes," tumbled to third place in the networks' ratings race for the fint time in more than 16 months. figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. A BC listed only three programs in Nielsen's Top 10 for the week endmg Nov 25, and that contributed to CBS' second consecutive first-place fin.lsb. For NBC. the No. 2 finish ended a five-week run in last place. ABC, WIDCH LAST finished No. 3 an the week ending July 9. 1978, still lea<b the three-way competition for the sea.son. but the margin separating the frontrunner from CBS has diminished in ~nt weeks. CBS' mark for the week was 19.8, to 19.3 for NBC and 17.8 for ABC. The networks say that means in an average prime-time mmute during the week. 19.8 percent or the homes in the country with television were tuned to CBS It wu an lnterestlng week in other respects. Notably. the week's two highest-rated programs. mOV1es on NBC a nd CBS. were on tht• air at the same nmr Sunday mght "SMOKE\' AND THE Randat. ""1th Burt Reynolds and Sally Fields. "'as broadcast 8 10 p m EST on NBC. and · Oh God ' .. with George Burns and John Denver was on CBS 9·11 the same rug.ht "Smc*ey and the Bandit" srored a rat mg of 31 8, a 10th or a point ahead of CBS movie. Nielsen says that means or aJI the homes in the country with televwoo. 31 8 percent saw at least part of the NBC mov· 1e. and nearly that percentage watcbed all or a port.Jon of CBS' film. CBS. as 1t has 1n recent weeks, was helped m the ratings by continwng sen efi "60 Mmutes" tn third place. "Dukes of Hazzard" sixth, "DaJlas" e1ghth. "M·A· SH" 14th > A.Bea 8£8'1' FOR the week. ·•Three's • Company,'' WU No 4, and NBC's top. rated regular procram. ··tteal People:· was 10th 'I; BC s .st"<'Ond plJcc fao1sh cctmt' d~p1te he:ivv repre!>en lJL1on at the bottom of the rating~ 11.st E1schetd" SSth, followed by A Man Called Sloane .. and "Pn me Tune ~unday .. A CBS special, "RaUedY Ann abd Andy,'' wa.'> 58th, and a moVJ e on t.be * sa D'I e net wortt '·Letters from Fr ant ' wttb Art Camey. ""as~ for the week last. The Wffk s 10 hlahest·rated prog.rams: -.. -_,, - -.-i.--• r.U,. Of ll I ,__.... .U OW"-....... N9C. -''Oii Godt'' JI 1 or 1u ...--.. --............ · Jt •er JA. 1 ,,,..,ion, -ces "Tllr .. '• C-.,,, -._, or 111 • mu1-. -.. ..,,..,.. u.s or ., •I I mltlMrl, •h AK. "0..-el......_.,:• n .7 or ta. I mllllOft. , ces ... .._ o.r.. th., " ,....,..,, Aee. "Diii'-" -·:• '-"-'* .._ -f --. -ll J ,,,. " , --· lloUI c•s.--ANI• .......... ._ ··--• • • • • ' ABC Juggles 'Mork,' 'Laverne' Slots ·1 ·~ ~ • •• NEW YORK <AP > -ABC , facin1 a aWf challenge tlua sea.son from c~ bu rejualed the time apota for two o( ita most successful comedies. "Mork and Mlndy" and ''Laverne and Shirley,' and plans to premiere alx new aenes after Jan. 1. "Incredible Sundays," will be followed at 8 by "Ten.apeed and Brown Shoe," starrinf Ben Vereen and JeffGoldblum. ''llOU AND •INDY," wJµcb bad been losing its time spot to CBS' "Archie Bunker's Place:· will live up its Sunday-at-8 positioo in favor of a apot on the schedule Thundays at 8. • • prime-lime as a detecbve tn "StGae." Weaver's .: new show will be broadcul Mcmday ni&bta at 9. : "FA.Mn.r· aETURNS TO tbe lineup at 10. r1lhng the voed left by the end ol ABC's "NFL Mon· day N1gbt Football" season. The network, an overbwlemine winner in the televillon ratin1a competition last aeuon, also said it will drop three aeries -''240-Robert," ··oetect.ive School" and "Out of the Blue ... THE NEW ABC SHOWS include two half-hour comedieat two bour,lon1 comedy-drama pro-grams ana a new one-hour det.ectlve aeries, as well as a Sunday evenlne 1bow the network calla "In· formational" The "informational" aeries, "Incredible SUD· days." airtna at 7 p.m .. wW star John Davidson and Jim Palmer, t&e Baltlmore Orioles' pitcber. · ABC 18)'1 the ma1ulne-atyle show wUJ feature "•trancer·tlum·flctJou bappe:nlnel and remarkable people." "Laverne and Shirley · will move from Thursdays at 8 to Monday rught at the same time. to be followed at 8:30 by a new half-hour sitcom. "One lo a Mllllon," atarrlnl Shirley Hemphill as a Los An1elea cabble who inherits millions or dollars. Dennis Weaver, who starred on CBS' WOODBRIDGE PLAZA (a....._'1Vl~Ca•t11) Another balf·bour comedy. ''Goodtime Girls,·· set in lbe 1940s, will air Tuesday oi&hta at 8:30, and "B.A.D. Cats,'' the adventures of YoUDI of· ricers with the Burelary Auto Detail, will be broadcast Frida,y18-9 p.m . c..._,.~· BEAT THE .s,...,,1 GAS CRUNCH! Waldl ~ llM>nte I'll>-in !NI pnYll(y of yOvf hoilM' IUY YOUR VIDEO TAPE RECORDER FROM WORLD VIDEO HUNDREDS OF FULL t.!HGTH FIATURI FILM TO CHOOU IROMI ALL ftATINGI AYAIUalll SMotll ......... IO ~~ • tndudrllQ Tne N8'# 1980 8 hr SeledaV1sion Video Clssette R~dr.f1 • • • • 11 .. I• • -----~------~-- " Hollywood Honan Longtime Star 8'9091'80-.U HOLLYWOOD CAP> -TboH ~ tu.e. to movie cruta are al •11 a combination of lllow bl1 wt NaUmmL ''AD AU.SW Trtbute &o Jncrtd •• bu •JllP&e qu.u-uu otbotb. TtJt.W ..... ,.. •lll ... AD bour·1aal report OI Ute an• oa U. CBS~ Dec. e. The~ crowd wttneeeect a lioater ...soa at tbe fourtb annual Varht7 aalll a. tematlooa.I 1ala to blMftt chllidlreD'• botpltala (previous boDOrw: .lobn Wayne. Ellaabetb Taylor. Jamea ltewan>. Tile bla upeeta seem inevtta· blt to protlde "producdoa value." 1'beN wmed HUle reuoa tor a loG8 rout!Dt by VletGI' Bcqe. except that botb ... ud Beqman are Se•ndtna. vlan. J:ven leu explalDable wu ''YCN Oqbt to be tn Pktul'9'' suq --------bJ ,. Albertaoa. wbo actmttt..:I be bad never met tbe pat ol banor. MGM Split SBNTDIENT FARED better. Hcnv IOISPB COTrSN, CO•ttar of .. GullOS" (0.CU'No. u, taldtfbow be ana Ber•111aa tuffeNd uDder servitude to producer David O. Selmtet. To make tbetr ~ tbe pair dl'llled QP u butler ad maid and aervecl at a Selmlck dlDDer party. • SW.art introduced eo-WCll'tlm• d lllu Berpwl'•: BllOlid8 "'"""'· Lewl1 Mlleatoat, JrtD• Heney, Mutin Ballam. CU7 orm. 111te Frauovlcb, Pa1 Wray. IUcbal'd MaW1an. James LJdoD. sap Rulo recalled attencH01 drama aebool with 11111 Beremaa In tbtir native Sweden. Into Two ~~~~~~~bd.Firms Eyed could it fail, when tbe party WU liven oo the same Warner Brotbera atace that housed Humpbrey Bocart'a cafe in "Caaablallca?" A aec:Uon ol tbe orlstna1 set was renr- rected, and peopled witb tbe CldllDaJ doorman, Dan Seymour, and Others attendin& the gala: Peter Falk. ln!ne Dunne, Charles Broosoo. Jiil Ireland, Ted Kni&bl. Sammy Daria Jr., Jack Paar, Steve Alim. Shirley Jones, Dick Van Patten. Art Linldetter, Fred Madlurra1. June Haver. "" ·-"°" INOICllt ~ ~~) suu':~.., .w.,,. .............. .. ---·-·-.&l r1•~~1 ~~=· I ............... ....., '"'ueACT 1111 .................... ~--·--· _ ...... .......... ... -1•11• &Al •• CULVER CITY <AP> barman, Leonid Kinsky, u well as -Metro-Goldwyn· Paul Henreid. Teddy Wilson subbed Mayer Inc. says It may for the late Dooley Wilson on piano, split into two companies and Frank Sinatra dropped in to sin& -one concentrating on "As Time Goes By " films and the other on "Llke the man said, 'Here's Jook. hotels and casinos. ing at ya,' " Sinatra saluted Mi.as M G M P r e s i d e n t Bergman. Frank Rosenlelt said the The emcee was James Stewart, company may restruc· looking rucged in a stubbly beard be tu re its fJlm -making is growing to play a gold miner in an division into a separate African adventure Among those he company that would introduced at the bead table were seek listing on the New Bergman's children, Pia Lindatrom, York Stock Exchange. Isabella (recently Mrs. Martin He said the principal Scorcese> and Roberto Rosellini Jr. aim of the restr11ctur i n g w o u 1 d b e t o AMONG THE COMMENTS of the strengthen the film · evening· malting side of MGM's Goldie Hawn, who earned an Oscar operations. in "Cactus Flower": "I want to thank you in public for taking me by ROSENFELT said the the band and leading me through my proposed sptnoff would lint picture." r e s u l t i n M G M Helen Hayes, who co-starred in BER BEAUTY untouched by her 64 yean. Mw Bergman responded by demonstrating "how long I've been in motion pictures." Her father. she explained, was f8$clnated by the new medium and began falming her when abe was an infant. She showed a series of home movies wtuch had been edited by an expert -fellow Swede lngmar Bergman At one point the actress ext>lained: "My father <a widower> fell In love with my governess. so you can see be focused oo her. Later she became tus wife." She gave s pecial thanks to Katherine Brown. the Selmick scout who brought her to Amenca, and to Ruth Robe rts, who laugbt her English. She concluded: "Thank you all for the most unbehevably beautiful and unforgettable evening of my life." stockholders retaining their shares in MGM, ::ic:, =d ~:Godunov Leavina ABT operaUom, and al.lo re-"---e ceivinl the aame pro-portloa.lte ownenhip in NEW YORK CAP> -Balla star 1alarlea were apt low to p1owlde the new fllm-maklDI A1euDder GodanoY ~ bt la leav-more IDDDBJ f.or bUI l&ar8. tDckd • lq tbe America Balllt Tbeater' In aevenl &cmet 4efeetGn. 0 at 7¥ ~aid tbe deal bopH tlaat a coDtract dlapate defeeW fl'mD dall BCI' 'at w-. was conttngent on a de-betw .. AM ad tt. daDem'9 ca be tn Aupat. termlmtion that the dis-nlOlved more quickly. The American Gaild ol •wteat tributkln woa14 be a tu· Prw aide U,ar Vtaeeat said Art1lta. to whlda die ct.... bebls. free ex c b!!f e for Oodlmcrr, 21, wa Pl'OIDl*d to rmlCD aald lt bopM GodaDo¥ will ~ wltll atockbolden CJD tbe b)' remarb ~"'• bis ~ the COIDPU1• It idded Godmir>r~ approvala of variou and eownmeata about fees. preaeoce wu not a i1111e la tbe government qenclea. Some dancers charted ltrlke that beam Oet. a. "9UADROPHBOA11 "JESUS" (G) ')f'EN 0 Allf 11 J'J ,_L_.,..,_"' ~MM:M.<:Al# -THUl.. NOV. ZJ.2'. TIE .. SllllllN 'IRUliY MT••• -··· ........ fll.saf .. NOV. »00:. 1 1k~~~ n.WHO lft I II .. HI. Ill -----...-.---... _.... ......... ..._. ..... '9MMP llUST lllVlll ILml M la.tit llL I& ta tD ~~---t-dw.1rd\ -BRISTOL CINEMA ........ ecA,._ ._..Ma~7444 IW·Mf--·t ·t I ti ---·--• _. OOlSY STEMO -------- CINEDOME LUMPt f X. CHAPMAN AVE. AS.A. FWY ORAlllG( 134-2551 -·----... , ·-----It I. 10-OOlrt STEMO .. -I iCQPllO-- _ _.,,, For fur'* intormllotl cell E,._.,.~ ~ 714-~.f'flI MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" (R) .. AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" (R) "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG) "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) Al.I.. OIUVC·IHI ONN kif P.M.MMMfn.Y ~ U... U ,.,_ V-•• * K ........ .,., ..... RAHCOHNERV ~ ....... __ ...,.._ M£7EIJR ii: nlllT-Hii , I . ' • Only9mgt. In the newaush- PJr&e J '1 ~ -. . \ I SOLD THE concept alone with three years ago then turned and bought back the riehta from Communications. " ,.,.. Role ... ol Uat la to ~ • pl fOf' fa.mlq tlMrtaln· .-IO p&l'llllU and chlldnll cu bav .,..etblnl to clo tosether. Aad, Immel) admltl, UM parlon an tor bla on ..UOyment u mucb u uJtb!M:elle,' .. Lile ls a bowl at cbei'· rlea,''' iM aaya, lndicatla1 that tbe ratatnMI an part of t.bo "wblpped CfUID,. OD toP· . n. dJ'D8d • desree m encmeer1n1 ud tot bil start in the recreatioo field by~ayb\s "a k>t ot computer 1ames" d bia apare Ume in colleae. 8 also worked in an amuse· ment ~. a factor wbicb be credita for h.ll lnterwt ln abow business. "I J!s".°me of that in my blood," be ex pl ONCE THE DECISION wu made to open pizza parlors Bushnell 1et out to do the best poaible job he could. He surveyed more than 500 people to learn their taste in plua and then com· mltted himself to offer food made only with prime iqredienta. ''I tried not to cut too many comers:· be said. "We do a high volume so we can always use fresh ingredient.a." He thinks part of the secret to eood pizza IB ·'the best cheese money can buy." With the purchase of food the eustomen · aet tqkem which are IOOd for all ot &bi . pmes and ridel bl tbe parlor, 10 pannta aren't always baYllil to dilh out mooey to their little ones. at1..a..L llDl8BLF aamp\es all the ,,.,.. ud mates •ure tll.ll adi of Jl1a tbea&.en ta procluctna tbe belt PCJui· b .. l'OOd, (be has al.ready opened MveD plua lb6pt and plana to have SO bytbeeod ot 1980), but be admits be'a p.ttiq a little wearyQfpiua. On a vilit to his fifth restaurant in Huntlqton Beach Bushnell elected to go out lor a sandwich when lt was Ume for lunch. But bis patrons seem to like the piJu and aome have said lt wu the best they bad ever qt.en. Children, however, find the aamea and rt~ diltractina. One party, wttb a 4-year-old and a 6-year-old, took half the plua home because the small fry were too excited to eat. Pizza or no pizza, the children were reluctant to leave when the Jut token was gone. "Can we come back here'>" pleaded Jennifer Curran, 4, a.s she waved good- bye to Chuck E . Cheese. She bad been captivated by Nolan Bushnell's fant.aay world, even though she ate ooly the topping from one slice of piua -good topping at that. Jerrufer Cu"an, 4, of Irvine at Pizza Time Theater Jswnter, right, with brother Matthew, 6, and Chuck E. Cheese For Holiday Parties With the holidays fast approacblq, now is the Ume to belin k>oktna for creaUve -yet easy to prepare -fooda that mak~ party· Ume aet·to1elhers feaUve and emerta1D1D8· Surprise your 1ueat1 wtth tb1I aplendJd array of culinary deUlbta. 1be ever-popular California Dip, that favorite blend of omoo soup mix and 90W' cream, is the navorful ln· Credient in tbeae three almply unforsettable hors d'oeuvres that are certaJp to be enticlq. "&\NTA'8 STA<=P" comblae cream cbeese, California Dip and mustard, spread oo cold cub and then stacked and cblllecl. Wben ready to serve, cut lllto bite·alae wedges and gamlab. Who wt1l be abM to realat the spectacular "Caroler's Alpine Dip," a bot cbell1 diJa!::~ pared wttb C&Ufornla Dip, beer, Swta and caraway aeeda, served ill a boUowed out loaf of pumpern.lcltel bread. Tb.la ll suaran- teed to be a party coavenaUoa piece. Another party favorite wt.U be "Holiday Cbeeae Spread," a ctelilhUul mixture of California Dip, burcwscfy wtu, cb•ddar cbeeae and cbopJ*i walDuta. 8AH1A•& ITACD 1 pacbse <• ouncea) cream ci...., aott.ned ~ cup cb1lled Callfornla DI,. z teuJJOOU prepared muUnl Sliced ulaiDl;bolopa or Y'OW' fa'YOttte ,.......;....•~~· coldcuta ..,.._._.._..._.~-··· In mldlum bowl, uaf.lli electrle mini', biat all ta1redl•nt1 except aalaml 1UlUl amooth. MU. about 1 ~ C\IPI 1WNCL For Mdl It.Kie la1er M fGllOWi:. 9iPNic1 ~ tabl .. poon chffM au.tun oe 1al1rat Ilic.; nput I to 7 tim• ....... ,,..... M1aml Ille.. Wnp la waucl P81*' cw plaMic ..,... ud dd1L .TO..,,., eat Neb 1tM1t meo llH.- 1 1lH ,....,.. ; canal1la. H 41et&Nd, WIU. cocitall olives, carrot curls or pickles. VARIATION: Use u a spn1ad on UIOl't· ed crackers or bread. -Callfornia Dip: In small bowl, blend 1 envelope Onioo Soup Mix wttb 2 cups US ounces> IOUf cream· chill. Mates about 2 cups dip. i • l . . . Cut Your Food Bill Many of ua are euttlna down our food budaeta by eatini lea meat. We've found to our au.rprtae that meals can be delidoul by eombtn· lna pleat)' of naetablea wttb pasta or macaroni. Tbe preparation of ve1etablea la moet im- portant. Pin&. cul don CID tbe amoaat of water used in cooldDI them. Perbape you'll want to ~ an In· expen•h• steamer <about '3> and ateam the veaetablea. Or you mlabt try sautetn1 or atir-frytna them as tbe Chlneae do . Tbeae an etboda keep the vegetables criap and help to retain navor and nutrition. Here's an easy tbrow- toget}ler recipe u1ln1 cannM puta with ita own rich meaty sauce. The entire recipe takea about 20 miGutea. It'• -~-dllldoal -~~ .. An O'BBA&TY VBGBTABUCS 1 cup eeJery allced 4l a1onal17 (1 lncb +cea) • 1 cup carrots, 1 inch •Octa ! 2 tablespoons olive · ~· or coold.n1 oU i" 1 cup zucch1n1, 1 in- c atlcb 1 cup green peppen, 1 ch atlcka ll medium) +~ cup diced onion 1 clove 1arllc, ced t box (10 ounces) f zen corn, defrosted ~ teHpoon black l>tJ>*i;e"can (40 ounces) carom with beef In atonuce r-t32i::::·: I ml.lb aute celerJ and car rtu lD olive oU lD 10- ~c b aklllet for 5 oui., or until tender; • r occulonally. Add ate~ 11'8111 peppers. oil°:~c~~co!: u tll all Of tbe v aetable1 are tender. a t 8 mlnutea. ~dd the ck pepper; aUr ln caront with beet mis· t re and beat for I inutea . Stir In rmnan ch"" Juat or-M1'71ln1. Garnltb tb frHb paraley. rveaM. PEACllMLAD &UIPLD Acl4 diced fresh ptacbll to JOUI' favortt. ctlcken salad recipe. i Hlra ele&a.'!r:d p tbe ekm peilled m.11 peaeb ~ . .,. ......... di n1nall&Qlltii*tr.'U11U ltclten 11ltar1 eul 1l11h • at l·lneh ta· Un•ll•topGfrlQIQ- ._,CIU* ..... 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Brown Onions I "'** ftllow ..... Bar8'8 Squash ":. .39 s::· .12 ~ .14 ~.119 Pantry Fillen ~Drinks '!: .19 E;'porated Miik '~ .44 Yl;nna Sausage ~ .49 ........ ,,.. .... ._ .58 Nalley's ChDI '!:' ~~Sp;ars .. .:-.89 .......,,,,.....,,........ .57 Jiffy Popcom :.;: Aune~ .83 Pancake Mix 8::-......... Shortening .-on..- AllDetergent ... Ms 175 .,. Fto•n Foods ~119 .,... "'"r9-Jict • •• -. ... fl##,, .......... ·-----... --~.-........ _ .............. _.,..,, Fruited Ctirl1tma1 ' Wreath, made with , dried fruits and chocolate blta. la 1ure to become treasured bollday f avonte.. .. ldwldt or Round Top Olymglc Meal Bread !xtraF~W ....... 24oz. loaf Goldml . Dellclous Apples a\1 8attld Of Unaan.d 0.1no Krtsn Crders Tangelos p,_.. .. OllllPOfl ~""'.,,, -_._. ..... -cercs -----Md .............. .... '°" buy - -Hoe '° ..... ........,.. Of .,,.... co.cion• or ...., ... ....,. d .. ...._ i.... llQuor. ---..,. "*',.. ~ Ullllt One~ ...... Alct •C..- Md U..10..... C..IRl ... Q HI I Coupon~ .......... Dec. 1, 1111 ..._. ............... .,,,_ a I 1 .W .._.._. ..... _._ .............. .... Yoll .., ............ ildlllM .,.....,.. • ,..... CoupoM Of ............ ol .............. --.~Md ....... ..,... Ullllt One c..-... lllnAlctl ••• ~ Ind &.111111 I ~ Co141-Pw QJ Ill W* 0oupon ElllC*e '*"· 21""' Dec. a. 1m . . . ~ . . . . . . .. . . . .. • .. • • ~ • • .. . .. .. .. i: • . 15411 S. • .._,, MSIWftl : STl9119mt-11...,,Hlllllllt : -------... _ ...... ~. .. .. .. 1 Yummy Sponge cake . strawberries and Sherry join to make yummy Sherry Sabayon Layers dessert. ._........_ __ ._ Sherry Sahayon is Treat Spooce cake. strawberries, Sherry . . . 1beJ tit toeetber - with pleasure, and to 1ive pleasure. They mutually enhance. They join gracefully in this dessert composed of rme thin spoqe layers luxuriated with a silken Sherry aabayon sauce, discreetly touched with the freshness of strawberries, and aof- fened and rounded with a c&aabinnin1 ol whipped cream. You can mate tbla dessert ao easily of ftne aponae layen purchued from a gocx' bater, and the aabayon made in m.lnuta. You can make it nearly as easily with a fine sponge cake you bake younelf by the re- cipe below. U at all possible, bake or pu.rcbae the cake a day ahead "' time, cool and wnp well. 'l'bm the .., .... wt.II be eater to apllt and will hold a •raer abape than lf freahlJ bUed. sasaay &AaA YON IAYEU Sponge layers (re.- elpe below) or 9·lnch round apoqe cake (8 or 9 ounce.) split into four lay en Sherry aabayon (below> Tblnly sliced ripe fresh strawberries Powdered au1ar (~) 1/'it cups heavy cream, aoftly whipped wtth 3 tablespoam •ua· ar, 1 tablespocm Cream Sherry and ~ teaspoon vanilla (optiooal) Place one layer on cake platter. Spread with a little lesa than one fourth of fhe warm aabayoo. Top wltb second cake layer ana more aabayon, third cake layer, more aabayoo, and fourth cake layer. Cover with clear pluUc wrap and chll1 for 4 to 8 boura. Cover re- malaln1 saba,on and chill. At aemq time, spread remalnin• 1abayon OYer top of cake, lettine it driule whites with ~ teaspoon down aldea. Decorate cream of tartar until cake top with atrawber-aWf but not dry. Gen Uy rles. Sprinkle 1eneroualy fold into yolk mixture. with powdered auaar Turn into two 9-inch a t1 r red th r o u g h a round layer cake pans strainer it you wish. Cut wblch have been but· into slender wedges. tered on bottom only. Pass additional sliced lined on bottom with berries and, if you wiah, waxed paper, and the whipped cream. Makes paper buttered. Bake in 10tol2aervtnca. a~ oven unW SPONGE IAYEq cake apriap back when Separate 3 e1P. In a liptly toucbed., about 2S laree bowl, beat e11 minutes. (Do not over· yolks until thick and bake.) Cool on a rack. lemon eoJored. Gradual· Looeen at ed&e, turn out, ly add~ cup lee.water, and remove paper. (If beat:lna until mixture la poaslble, wrap alrtiabt pale colored and foamy and Jet stand for one on top. Gradually beat day.) With a sharp ln ~ cup plus 2 tables-knife, split each layer poona •=· and con-horlsootally. tinue bea until auaar la compl dlaaolved. SBBUY SAM YON Beat lo % teaspoon Beat 12 egg yolka, ~ almond estract. Sift cup npr, and ~ cup toaetber ~ cup plua 2• c r e a m s b e r r y t n tablespooaa alfted" cake too part ol double boiler. flour, ~ teaapooo bait-Pface ewer bot (not boll- lna powder, and~ teu-ln.a> water. Cook, beat- poon aa!t; alft over and lnl conatantly with a fold into yolk mlstu:re in wire wblak. UDtil tlllck, a boat two llddWona. la. J1Cbt. and smooth, &boat separate bowl. beat eu 5 to 10 minulea. Shep like yOur grandma did when she was a ~irl. fresh from our own Berrenda Mesa farmlands. U you haven't time to~ you can choose from 53 different gift packs we've put together ahead of time. Almost as if you'd left yoUi Order at the country st<ft. And. of coune. we11 always give you the kind of frien4ly thoughtfuJ lel'Vice that Y09J' erin<tma tOok for, 81:8Jlted. So come. Step Into The Harvell Barn. ~ -bldt into the wohderful WtJf/ thlnp med to be. .. ,• ... Mlllloil VlejO MaD: Monday-54turday 10-9:30, SWKlay 11 ·6; Fullerton: 325 SoUth Hale Avenue, Monday·SaturdaY ~; J .. ----~-...... ~----.-...llliiiiiilllili-~ Woodbtldge Center, IMne: Mollday·Saturday 9·8,Swlday 12·5. _.. ____ _....._ .......... ..._._..._ _ __, /, t I Festive Brunch CelebtaC. • boJfday dais year With a l..Uve bruncb. Slaemed Crab 81.Jque la a sure palate· plea.er, enhanced with dry s he rry, lt 's the perfect aperiW to spark holiday spirits. For a perfect finaJe to a joyous meal, serve Pineapple La dyfjn1er PuddjnJ, enriched with ahem 8BD&IEDCllAB .918Qt1E 2 cam UCM ounces each) condensed beef bouillon J can (10Yt OUDCel eondemed cream of pea soup 1 can (10Yt ounces> condeaaed tomato bl.a· queaoup ~ cup!>rJSherry 'It cup l1lbt cream ~ pound crab, flaked SlicedJemoo In lar1e saucepan, eomblne IOUpe 1berry and Uabt cream. Heat, •tirr'inl often, UDtll heat- ed throUab and smooth. Let •linma 5 minu.tAll; do not boil . .lutt befon te"lnl· .u.r iD crab and heat. Garnlab wltb lemon. Makes 4 to e tervlDP. Pl.NU.PPL£ LAJ>YnNGB& "1DDING 2 cu.,. pl.aeapple, finely CboDPed • 4 OUDCH 1round almc>ildl • ea Yolb. aJtlbtly beaten ~-IRIPt ~apJ>tJSbllrrJ ... WIQOOa Pound d.nDalllllll 12-. .... ~Sowa.. Sll""4 al1boOdl la 0UC9PU, combine llDeapple, 1rouncl ilmODdl, ... )'Olb l\ll• ... 2 talMlpoonl i}.;rry and cinnamon. Cook o.-r low beat. atirrlal coa ttantl1 .• ·antll ~leUMcl. Cool. Split ..., ...... md lptead •ttll tllla later of ..:='*---., ...... "' d1111rt ..... lprlakle wltla I &able1pooa1 a~err1. wrer JlM•"'9 ml•· ... ·-·· h1 IM1 1-t1::.=-......... . . .....,.. .... --·*"1n1· aim. ,... ....... ....... : ........... ~ • ar•l•ll wHlt l:J~ .... • .. • Dessert · rtrat '*' 06Yldl uu. vlllaUla. ltat uDUl ......... uallY. ~ f:'wtu. fc· • m:at:o RoU out b oa Pour Into putr1 aJa6.lprll*JtwtUIN· ID ...... '4 cup wlMat 1'"9eadPICM1. l11tt17 lloared ltllf ace 1to • 10-lDtb dRle. Cwt tlrcl.. lato quart•~. ftaiie gclt t&Wttr ioto • H1bt11 on.ct "·cup urt P411a or mold. Place .. ....... '° ..... •val)'. .. at .... uaUJ foamy. A.. eup wile t ,.rm, pums;,kln, com 11rup, '"far, c l nnasnon . nu m 1 . ••It and lake at 1114i1r" OYeD.IO&o•Mmut•,« uaUl Ult• iDNe1H la HllWr CIOllMI o.t cleail • ~l cm rack. a.mo.1 Hr.fuU7 bom put, tlp-t,L~Jt ..... ArJ Top wltb wblpp•d cream.lbbletan.. 1 Ouallt'Y. It's something we look for when we select our beef, ond h's something you'U find In every bite. We look for real m eat value that'• reflected In a number of ways: flavor, tenderness, trim and price per serving. 2 Price. A t Lt,acky. you'll find low overall beef prices, even despite high wholesale meat costs. Unlike supermarkets that reduce prices on JUSt a few advertised "specials." L ucky continues to offer low prices on more than 50 cuts of beef -every day! So even with a high wholesale beef market. you can count on L u cky to bring you low overall beef prlces, no matter what cuts of beef you buy! · '!f Cuarantee. We guarantee each cut for your ~satisfaction. or your money back. If for any reason you're not satisfied. return the label with proof of purchase for a full refund . That's the meaning behind the Lucky gold Bond. It's your assurance for better eating. 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Bate ln ..... heated rnr O¥eD UDtl1 I •oae, atiOut z boura. 3 Convenient LocatJons Anaheim Newport Beach Buena Parl< rahlp Arcade Laff Stop Los Coyotes Plaza .. Place an Win rack aDd I allow to~ belon ,.. I movlnl from pc. Tues.~ [Wed. & Thurs.~ Qfri. & Sat.[;] Magnolia & Katella Bristol & Birch Beach Blvd. & M •· J,Aa teaspoon nutme& 1 teaapoon cln· namon ' orange slices, halved and studded will\ 2 whole cloves per half ---~r1t1STMAS CAKE unslned all- purpo ur. divided l}J p glace cher- ries. ped 1 cup butter, sof- tened l 'Al cups sugar 1 teaspoon vanllla extract 1 teaspoon lemon ex- tract 3 eggs l cup oulk Cake may be wrapped I In foll and 1tored In I ref r11erator up to l I week OI" ...!:i-!reeser tor MTeral • I WbeD read)-to sene, I It dealrid, make de-I contlft no.er. oo top with balnd cherries u I center and whole I almondt a petall. A lit- tle contectioaen' tcin1 I will bold flowers in I place. I MAKE·AllEAD lllNCE TAaTS I <llU.a 12 tana> I 2 cups prepared I mincemeat 1 teaspoon grated I orange rind I 1 to 2 tablespoons I rum 1 pint vanilla· ice I cream. softened I 12 small (3-inches at I top ) baked tart shells SHRIMP Restaurant Qualtty •Buy In 5 lb. Unit and Savel ROCK Regular SHRIMP. Shrimp Regular Size . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 1 ~?. · ..... S 4 ~ Large Size ......... ~2 9,t ..... S6~g Ex. Large Size ............ ~ 3 ~:. . .... S 81g •DeUglrtfuQy different Mexican Rock Shr1mp, a hard aheUed shrimp which has a hint of lobster ftawr A reaJ value! Scallops S 5 9:. Cod $ 2 0:. Fish-in-Batter S19:. 1 or 5 lb Ouantilles • 6 Rllets per 5 lb. box • 24 Portions per 4 5 lb box .; I I I I •· I I· I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Pour bolling water over teabags. Cover and let steep 5 minutes Remove teabaes . Meanwhile, bring re maining ingredients to a slow boil. Remove from heat and mix with hot tea. Serve in mugs. up candied l. chopped p ralSU\S Mix ~ cup flour with cherries, orange peel, ralaim and walnuts: set aside. In separate bowl. combine remaining :t cups flour, baking powder and salL Blend well. set aside. Combine mincemeat. I orange nod and rum. I chtll thoroughly. Mix I with softened ice cream and s poon Into tart I Over 472,000 satisfied customers in 5 years I shRl~~:;;,~~~~z~~ I SHRIMP PEDDLER I cup chopped Garnish with cln· namon sticks if desired. 10 mmutea before serv-\ . . I ing. u desired, garniab ......_Tucson· Denver· Wichita· San Diego• El Cajon· Oranae County wilh a dollop of whipped ...,..••••••••••••••••••••li••--No&e: U desired, omit claret wine Use l~ 1n laree mixing bowl. wilh spoon or electric cream. Sugar-Free ookies and Cake SUGAR-FREE LEMON COOKIES 1,, cup butter or margarine 1 tablespoon liquid artificial sweetener or 12 saccharin tablets ( v. grain each) dissolved In 1 teaapoon water 1 egg, 1lisht1y beaten J teupooo v&Dllla l teaapoon arated lemon peel 1 cup nour &fl teupoon bQ.lna toda • y, t.eupoon Hlt • Cream butte'r or mar1ariae in a mixing bowl. Add liquid sweetener <or dissolved sweetener). egg vanilla, and lemon peel. Beat well. Combine flour, balting soda, and salt; add to creamed mixture. Drop by tea- spoonfuls onto an un- J{reased cookie sheet; press flat with a fork Bake at 375 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes or until .(include corn. dried legumes, and potatoes in this figure). Makes 3 dozen cookies SUGAR-FREE CHOCOLATE READ LABELS =~AKE carefully to omit any 1 envelope un · food otber than sugar-navoredgelatin free. Avoid concentrated 2egp,aeparat.ed sweeta such as pies, y4 cup unsweetened froated cakes, pastry. pure cocoa liaht brown. Makes f c o n t r o I o ( a I l dozen cookies. NOTE carbobydntes. but Pecan halves may t7 eapectally incar and all pressed Into the top • natural s~ers rlcb cleaaerts, augar, Granulated sugar boneycin3!'1ps, resuI&r aubstitute to equal a;, soft • candy and cup aqpr c~~e cookies 2 teaspoons yanfila and a cake that are pre-1'4 cups rlcotta cheese each cookie before ba in&. While yoo are ~ holiday cookies desserts this sea . give a thoughtLo someone you know ho cannot eat s u~r sweetened treats People who are n a sugar-restricte let may s uffer om diabetes, hypogl mia, heart complicar s or obesity . Dia tics should follow a areful diet that inclu total DIABETF.918 caused pared wltb artificial Granulated sugar by a failure f the body non-nutritive aweet.ener. substitute to equal 2 to produce mough in· so lhe •uaar·free dieter tablespoons sugar sulln. This I.ck of in· at your table can enjoy a Combine milk and sulin in the blood pre-holiday treat. gelatine in a small vents sugar and starch saucepan stl · g t ~--SUG6 R·FREE ' rrtn o from being 'IJUUlged to a ,. soften gelatine. Heat useful forn of body CHOCOLATE COOKIES and stir until gelatine 1s energy. Theexcess sug-l,';l cup butter or dissolved. Cool slightly ar builds upp the blood. margarine Pour into a DUx.ing bowl. causing matr complica Granulated sugar Add egg yolks. cocoa. lions. substitute to equal o/4 granulated sugar sub- If there i a family cup sugar stitute to equal ·~ cup history of hbetcs or 1 egg sugar. and vanilla. Be<1t there are ymptoms l teaspoon vanilla well. Add ricotta cheese such as ex ss thirst, 1 9i4 cups cake flour and beat until smooth frequent · lion, diui· 1'• cup unsweetened Chi 11. stirring o c ness or dou vision, it pure cocoa casionally, until mixture Co • F J is importan to get a :Y. teaspoon baking mounds from a spoon nvemence OOfS medical ev uation of soda Beat P.gg whites until the cause. ly detec l}J teaspoon salt frothy. gradually add H I H l•d C lion and tr tment of 2 tablespoons milk sugar substitute to equal e p 0 I ay 0 diabetes can . git Un· cream butter or 2 tablespoons sugar and der control. lhe dis· marganne with sugar beat untll stiff peaks Holiday entertaining fill the e r es with ease goes elected, substitute until light and form . Carefully fold is great fun! At leut, it canned pie illing or there i.a a gre risk of a fluffy (do not use liquid beaten egg whites into should be. But. too often mincemeat. ou'll save heart attac stroke , sweetener in this re-chocolate mixture Pour tbe cook does all the hours of kite n time. blindness o~ loss or cipe ). Add egg and i n to a n 8 -1 n c h work while everyone Party fo s should limbs due lo poor vanilla; beat well. Com-springform pan. Chill else celebrates. look good, te good, be circulation. bi.De flour, cocoa, bakini several hours or over The wise holiday cook easy 00 lb udget and General in uctions soda . and salt; add night. Makes8tol0serv wbo sets the fixln's require minimum for a diabetes 'et plan alternately with milk to ings. toeether fast will enjoy amount of reparation. are to eat reg ly, in· creamed mixture. Mix NOTE: Well-drained lhe festivities a.s mucb What ot r food fits cludine a bdtime thorougbly.Sbapedougb pineapple or peach as the guest.a. 1be secret those ments bet· anack, and av skip· into a roll, 1 ~ inches in slices ( art if l c i a 11 y lies in taking advantaee ter than gs _ tasty, ping a meal. A in op· diameter; wrap in sweetened) may be ar· of all those bandy conve· attractiv economical timal weight your waxed paper and chill ranged on top of cake Introducing Dannon Orange~ Sure you can efl.JOY it any- tune. But what could be more natural and refreshing than Dannon Orange Yogurt at breakfast? And if you ever want a change from orange. try Dannon plain-or coffee. lemon and vanilla-or apricot, banana, blueberry, boysen- berry, cherry, Dutch apple, peach, pineapple-orange, red raspberry. strawberry. The~~ t 1ngtoeat. OFFICIAL SUPPLIER OF YOGURT TO 1980 WINTER OLYMPICS. I t nience foods out there on and faatl' age, frame and ysical for several hours or when firm. ~·~~~~ Thls llday ~uon tttiri~~ m~-o"rn~hl. Sllu dough~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Put toaether with a bit resolve be an unbur· tain that weieh Limit l n to ,,.. · inch· th i ck of imapnaUoo, they'll rled s. Get out of fat intake to S ma a rounds. Place on an un- turn Into aparklinS boll· the kl en and into the day, UM skim pro-greased cookie sheet. day fare -quickly and party th egga -fast ducts. and limit in· Bake ln a 350-degree delici.ous\y. r.:.•:;;.;n:.:d~f:..::e~ve_r~ _____ ta_k_e_to_l.5_er_a_ms_1-d-•_Y __ ov_e_n_r_o_r _s_to_1o_m1_n_u_te_s_.~ O.ne of the 1reatest con•enlmce foodl of all are eaa. They ~ftde blab-quality. low-coat protein lD all klDdl of dllb .. for ADJ meal of ~. 4*Y or tor &llJ '1~ Of~. ot aU, eas are perfect partoen for a •ut any of O(ber con- vem.C. foOdl. A ..., __ .. Save20~ -----------------------~--------------..... -H280M TN<E THIS COUPON TO VC:U. 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I ::.o:-..... .Q: -~ 6 ;.;.,.-;-~ •.=tit-OMO • PACIMU Pi()CIER & CWIU I OSC9IO I --· -· .... ______________________ ...... _____________________ _. J useE'·s AndWropped lnclvdM Top ondlottom Quart Bottles ·~.10· •JUOMa- SAllmUU•I Worb.vAl..t .... .._.,, ToM-.eY-~Mor.~ Sl'1olnSleolo1 0t Cube Steol.1 (Approxlmcrtel, 14 IO 16-lb Sia) lb ....... iiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;J Kltclle• Crall •lour Sc~ll~ 111 ....... Kraft Yelweeta .~2'' .~2'' ,~279 "'""""~ ~'~~!~~!.~~'nf!.R~~ . tb5269 U.S.D.A. Choice Bulk Beef Bull. Cut Aad WrapPft/&thlMtloa Gurulftd ..... ... ......... . ........... • ..... Tip U S 0 A. <:'hoke hef • ~ loh1 Tendefto .. , U.S 0 A Chooc:e IMf Include.: Fiiiet Cl Mignoo1 Steob lb.s319 ltound Inc k.d.1 . 2 ,l«el ,., ROUftd Tip S...,.. 1 lb~229 Uno I Ot lloo.tt (Appro•lmotel, (Appto•lmot9'y 6-7 lb Soae) 10. l2·1b S.a) White Enriched 5-fb. Bog c ....... SalaclOll For Cooking or Frying Natural Flavor I ~8-oz. Size Safeway Specials! aos11ce ..... 11 u ......... . White Mogle • Golloft 59c lOUfOdry P'tod.Kt lottle 1 •osterFar111s Best of Fryer Scotcll Bgy ....... y lack 9t• lle11 ra • zlm '"'luy°'"" Z-S s I" Fresh California Grown. Great (In llondom We19ht11) lb For Lunch Sllcecl BeefUYer =:-n· i!·!> tb. 99c AddltJozul Ba,,.! Stl••Le9s ::.-::·,·~lloned 2 ,Olr s3•• ...... ~lalwlve l't.g .. 141rlll ... ·~: ,, . c•••••~ ... hl·Alr Frozen 99 ~ 13·01. c ...... Pkg. ·-··a··· ~~~. SJ19 Spt90dln Slftgle T llb HFEWAY &IPI' * * eERTIFleATEI • ,.. ...... ar ..... .,."..... ·••.O....••••·~.._ ...... .,.. • ., IW'!' ................. • ..................... , • For Cookg or Frying 42ocan 8 • ... cene Yog.- ~ndae or Pre-~rred A ·asty Delight A1timef Half Pints CheeH Spread For Cooked Dishes 2-lb. Pkg. 8 49 Crest Toollpaste Price Includes l 5' Off Label 7-oz. Tube Safeway Li,uor and Wines! .... fff.-lftl..icwedW-0,.. ............. o1 ~ Nro ....... ..... •1 ea 1 Ff'Offt Tropkol HawoU n pp 8StldtandTongysw .. 1 .• lb. 29c D'A • p FotEa..,SoladtAnd n1ou earsr .. te-TemptlnQO.U.m fb. 39c Navel Oranges ~~;::5 .. 'r:i.;.~~·~. . lb. 29c B h S • . h au~anctEasy\> 29c u nc p 1 nae ,,..,,.. Greot P.svori... . Bundi 15c ' TV Naval ~eB Plentiful t"be naftJ oranae l• here! Tbat'• tbe 1ooc1 new• trom California and Arizona for holiday food ahoppers. The popular navel, virtually seedless and easy to peel, la arrivlna in ex- cellent. supplies ln Ume for the Chris tmas season. The navel crop is big- ger than last year's and there w111 be a good range of sizes for retail markets to offer their customers Good supplies of fresh lemons should also be available during the holidiur period as ship- ments from the desert areas of Arizona ln- creue. The navel orange, long a favorite fruit for stocking atuffers, fruit and nut bowls, ambrosia and other Christmas desserts, also makes a perfect holiday aifl for friends. Whether packed In a basket, a pretty aalad bowl or other bouleware item. your rut ot nutritioal OfUlllJ!' aa~I ••J. wtM you·'.tbe very ,, Wttb IDllD1IS tenc1lq to be richer and heavier ~~ welcome tbe bollday seuoa. marteta wm nm be - feriDI a apeclal llft earton of navels, all Teady to put beneath th~ tree. Western citrus growers are happy to be shipping quanlltlet of bright, juicy fruit "from their trees to youn." Holiday Weight / Control UB8Y'S TOMATO SM.ICE 90llCZ .CNI YO rt TOC .37 AMERICAN BEAUTY SPAGHETil 1•-0U'ICI: PN::JVIX VIVA PAPER TOWELS t()t.(X)UM llOLl .49 .59 GOLDEN 29 DEUCIOOS APPLES ~ortSlA~ • DC11tA 'N'CY UI CRISP ICEBERG LETIOCE 5JILX) l'AVOllll!. ~.29 GROCERIES ~~oKdx:hup &Ol. lllT\.-ou«'I' l!UJE OtEESE Krmft Dressing Jl-OU'<C eom.L Heinz Oder Vlneglf ~~Gnwy 460Clte£ llOTl\.E Uwrys Seesonklg Seit ff'Olft>~¥J"! Aellchnwm • Ma911tne t?OL ~l#fCY fMIMI Whole Kernel Com ·~~--t«ma Red lUClney Beans ·~~-Hunts Chi! Beans 4~CM Hem Vegetwtan Beans t.oclU<:M Hunts Wide PotMlloes »Cll.~Mal Hum. TomlllOes ~~ fal:"~-=N'A I wr.~~ GROCERIES 2llO<otm lllOX Royal F~ Fedal Tissue 21><:0U'fT Pl'D4H:E.-~ Glad Trash a.gs 154 .75 .53 235 .77 12~ PNJ,N:Z 179 Johnson Todcler Dilpers FROZEN FOODS ~Green Bans .89 t I Ol. • l>Ko -l!IUll Oii llUTrfllN.J( 1111 TTDI 1 s 9 Booth Ash Fiiiets JIO(llOt MOV« Johnston Apple Ae .89 119 .69 .35 299 109 ]59 PRODUCE f:.h~ '-9..49 ~~ '-9..39 fA.89 ~~':°' ,... .25 ~-:,=.89 ;,:~ 3~.39 -.... ~98 ' comp) i. wtth a fully· tqulpptd modtrD kltcb n Tbe I PQ!otl upon which Palumbo ba1 1 th work.ablUty or hit cooklDI are lh• au. d. DCt a lftnC:SI of II\• •redltab, cookhic methods, POrtton control and ca.lone 'eounllna In the p araUon of foodl. "Read a label, Ht a beU.r table'' ls a motto that he repeat. of~n durin& the aeries. By r~· adlnC the nutrlUon&l ln- tormation on the label of foodatuffa, Palumbo U)'I that OM CIA avold bl4den, unwanttd ulOri•. Tb• Amertcaa •P· proacb ot ··sum Cuhln•" calla for wholetomo lniredlenll found ln any Amert can ldtcb n. Palumbo pull tbtm to1tther In ln- leratinl comblnatlona, wel1ba and mea1ur" each ln1tedltnt and modltlea the cooklne methods ot the past. "You don't have to be a 1reat cook to follow PORK PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED. ·sum OUblne. • All you When the Mrt a.tn J.o have to do II bo ablt to early lHO, a .. 8llm read, to1JoW dlrectiGu. Cul1tae•• cookbook, wetab and meaaure, '' Wtdcb conn all tbe ~ proud,. PAlumbO. clpo1 featurfd ha the aeclpee that will be 1erle1, wUl be mad featured on "Sllm avallab&e ~ ~ Cu.lline" Include tho&• nel so. for mu1broom/crab Palumbo la aJaO cur- q u ic he • 1 p • I he t U rentlY ilhPti1Da an ta.-pr l ma v er a, bee( ten1tV,e ·bc9'rcf!co•er Bourfulgno.n, e11plant cookbook, conlalnJa1 parmaatana, ~•cho, ,even mort palaU- e1p bel>edlct many tempUD1 lqcal recipes more-all calorie· and lncludln.• .:hll reduced compared to phlloaopby for eauni. lt their cia11lcal coun-will be completed earl.)' lerparta. ln UleO. p•--------------------~~~ ·-------... -----· II ·m 98 1: •I FARMER JOHN II '1 WIENERS ISAVE l I• : ~:;f,-... .41 • I 11 ~-·~ .. ""·--............ .,.,,,... ,, I °°'" .. • ... , .... ,... , ...... , .. ,. ... ,,...C')lllllt. I I tJt1~uw•• .. ,.....,"""""'~-.11" 11 FAMILY PACK ~ 119 PORK LOIN CHOPS s.<IVE 1.20 '"°"' (. 1111 0NA3W V.OCHOPS fAMl.V PACK ·,-------------:-1 ------------------------------------:1 •w 1: 11 MACARONI 10 11 :, & CHEESE fSAVfl I: I .,...,, ~• l.:ill • I FRESH SAVE 600N PORK JLBS Of ktB'> •I ~IVtr... ... .._ .... ___, ...... , .... p... 11 1 I ..... ,.. . ' .,_ .......... ,.... I 1i ... •-· w•• ..,. G"""'Oloi>--~•t.., I SPARERJBS 109 ...................................... r:----------------------· :r-----:).1 -9--9-1: fll('ll4 ~!>Ill. II :1 SPAM WNCHEON 1: FRESH 129 PORKB<JlT :• ~T 1301 e •: ., (.No • ,. I .... ,,: .-. -:.. .. ~I •• ::..i. :. .. _. I ROAST SA\IE 60 UA"1 II '"'lll H ON f\ J.LB •I ...... -~ .................. ,,,.., -~··... I• ~11. l>I JH UT ROf\S T us ·-------------· ~------------~----------· .49 Hl'C' FR<JIT DRINKS "60l.l'lcr (.No ~lOfUl-.o<!> .53 7-CJP BEVERAGE 2·UTER REG Cl'l'>tK.AHrwu 1>11>0UNC1: eonu .89 MEATS T "61£ l\t<G (1'<Jf" Boneless Family Steak l£M TE1«lO Beef Cube StW< TABLE Kl'«; MEI" Boneless Stewing Beef 121~ A'o() Whote Pork Loin Roast l°'"' EiC> CUT Poli< Loin Roast ~CUTRI! Fresh Pork Loin Chops r111:91 flOl"CU"?"'> "'!.'(ll.I; cw tWT Farmer John POl1< Leg lfl 198 111 2 78 lll t 98 l8 109 Ill 119 II! 11a 18 189 fA .55 VONS BAKERY ~-$(Sill"£. l'W"9 'Mt:,.\T ~ 59 Pita Bread Oii ~T e ~~~~~ 11s 1WWheatBrad .83 2MOC-<:lll~~/ 93 Home Bake.,._,.,~ • UQ<JOR ~-t;_NW1JIM-Y c.nediarl Club CXlll«f SCofabt Sc:aldt 1'0M.l..Uf0-'111MOHT lllMUOIY e.ty nna Bourt>on ~~ • l ·-------------· al •m etrnGLtl I• 'I FRESH flll I' it ~TS (231 Ii ••• ~OH •-,.. o,-~----,..,,_ ll ""',. ' . "'"".,,_ .... """".~,.. .. ~. .• . .. .-..... ____ ... •. ·-------------! ·-----------------------~ DONCAftH™FS 69 FRESH 249 ~~. START DETEROENT 4l<lUCZ 90l'Tl.L f<\4."°" JERSEYMAJD .75 SEAGRAM'S 4a9 COlTAOE 7.cROWN CHEESE WHISKEY 1201 CT1' I 4~ '">O....uJTTI' 16QK!.CMITD" llOnU BUDDIQ .43 SMIRNOFF 4s9 SLICED VObKA MEATS 80.PROOF }')()tKf'~ Yl"'U.UTI lo 6•~!> 11<JTill DELICATESSEN HEAL TH & BEAOlY .85 9~>l l't\C. wrn.o--.. 77 Piilsbury Onnamon Rolls • •6<1 ,,..., Gleem Toothpaste "' ••• ...._,,..,,lJ Listerine Mouthwash 114 149 169 H~1t.1S~lderShampoo 2 39 .85 llOl l'!IG -f.ltall£Jfl ~Sil~ JO 159 Vons Herd s.&ami .55 Vc:sc~~~OlPM; .89 ()lt -.J)CMJlOlla-lllf.G, ~Ill 1J'9 2 24 VOM Montacy Jiiek f~' l.11 ~(U'tl Contac Cold Capsules COLORFUL Fl.OWERING POINSETTIAS Add Christmas color throughout your home wfth these beautlut llowertng poinsettias. $ii:=m 329 POT SPEOALLY GROWN FOR ntJS SALE. EA. WE'U. DOOBLE THE DIFFERENCE OOR G<IARANTEE OF VONS LOW PRICES u ....... IMn:Mcl u---................... II'........... HOHllllc aa• ..... CoW.:r~ 800dl aleat fo•d "lea• MW .... •l•19fl," ~J •II ,... nip •llilM II === .. '!~l!..a-... ". ll'Wilflll ..... ._. .... o..-.'6-*M .._.,_.~. U..,..... • calort• dl1111 • ............... n, ... --.. t_. ..... ~, anmaolproWn. ~·to milld. IMn _ ~-b'. If )'CMI COY• aa _,..t. •atiel.7 of er f4*I' noocllea wUb «Mr _.., dlAll -eour enam Md butUr. from •• r·•l•Pl• to U. nlUlt. ,.., be .Um· SOUl'IMt -u.at be mla1. t ~ot p11ta crea&M wlU. rtce or toa1ed wltb fre1ta pe.ata. abo\lt the aew brid•'• nrat • ff eooldn1 rlct. A. lJ. t.bert'I DO eecret co OblalAlna u.. d•tre4 ma.mber of ..,,.. lafleep to mind tbat put.at IUCb u macarOol aDd •PllbeUi double tn bulk. Bll OUDeet of dry patta wtll ,Yield about four t\Qll of the cooked product. Noodlel an bulk.Mr ln tbe QD(IOClked ata&• Md don •t 1wtll qultt 10 mueb. 10 tbt eup mtHUNmeott will be about the Hme before u4 att.' mok:lnf. Bice, on tb• o•b•r bud, WW t.nenaM two or th.NI ti.in• I.ft eooll· hi\be qulck·eookiPI qualtttH of rice and put.a make them Ideal for burry·up meals and a cood staple to keep on band for unespeded dln· ner si-ta. Since you cook only th awnouat oeeditd, tMJ are tquUy eeonom.lcal for· Iara• famllle• or •lnll• pencm. Aod Whether you're cooldq fat" OM or OIM hudnd, you cu add var1et7 to )OW' mealt by ••P•rlmtDUDI wltb 10me at tbe ..., com· mDD fcnm at pug. T&Y 1ubatttut1nc rreen ..,macb noodlt1, .. fttdlDI sround' for WeetU. and other ID· iecU. Once pack•••• are opened. store the eon .. rau ta a Ua.tst11 cov eNcS cannister or jar to protect from iaaectl. When kept ln a eooJ, dry place. rice and pasta will 1tay fresh for months . -E•llt•r Cramer, Director of COtllUmn Aflairt,~ Alpha Beta. ,,_ • ··••l•ble ~~"To:-~--~~~~----~~--~~----------.;;._----------~~~--------------------------------~----~----~~--------~ HU wt da:I ••• U., become • deUcloH meatle11 meal. And they're a.o ideal team· mate for leftover elalcken, Hafood or meat. Tbere'1 a lonptand· lnc 111ytb that put.a and rice are f atten•nc. Notao. One cup of teDder- c ooll ed pasta baa between 150 to 170 Dinner For Two F amllies of two lead busy lifestyles with de· mandlne careers and leis ure time pursuits. With these activities, lime for meal prepara-tion may be limited, but. that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice good eating or creative menus. Barbecue Beef For Two la a tasty main dish recipe wblcb features just three ingredients. Top round steak is brushed with tangy barbecue sauce, rolled up tightly, secured with string and placed inside a nylon oven cooking bag. Add1llonal sauce is spooned over the beef, and then the dish is ready to cook -either conventio n a l or microwave -for quick table service. Ins ide the bag, the beef stays tender and Juicy. and the sauce is retained for serving a long with the meal Cleanup Is quick and easy, too. With the oven bag containing all ingre- dients, there's no oven spatter and no sticky roasting pan to clean. If desired, Barbecue Beef For Two can be readied for cooking the night b e for e and refri ger a l ed until needed for the next evening's meal. BARBECUE BEEF FOR TWO 1 tablespoon flour 1 pound top round steak, cut IA-inch thick 1;, cup barbecue sauce Shake flour in regular size 00x16-incb) Brown- In-Bag; place in 10x6x2· inch baking dish. Brush one side of beef with half of barbecue sauce. Roll up tightly; secure ends with atting. Place in bag; brush with re maining sauce. Close bag with tie pro- vided; marinate 3 lo 4 hours or overnight. When ready to cook make 6 half-inch slits in top. Cook in preheated 350-deeree oven for ~ to 30 minutes or until done. Makes: 2sel"VinaB. Microwave Oven : Follow directions above except close bag with nylon tie, rubber band. string or ~-inch strip cut f rorn open end of bag. Micro-cook on bieh power setUng, 8 to 10 miqutes, turning dlab once. Main-dish Sanawich ' ~ Wiii ON JUNE 24, 1'71, MAllO IASIO SLASHED UQUOI PllClS 15 % TO 25 •,4 AND MAUO IASllT MAS MAIM· TAIJllD lOW DISCOUNT PllCES ON ltQUOI lVll SIMCI. TOU'U FIND SUSHID PllCIS TltlOUGMOUT Tiil OOlll UQUOI DlPAITMDfT. MOil THAN JUST A flW ADYH- TISID SPKWS ... llG SAVINGS OM YOUI fAYOllTI II.ANDS. • --..-... ....-,r.,. -· .• .._..--....... -..._ ............ • .......................................... . fOPYlllGH I 191~ ARallS8 .... AYAll A•nY llAllMllll tACHOf IH(Sf llEMS IS ll(QU111£0 10 8( RUOtlY AVAii.Ail( f()ll SAlE IN lACH MAii•! i IASJll I Sii>'!. llC(PI AS Sl'(CIFICAllY 11()1£0 IN IHI~ AO If fllf 00 RUN OUT OJ "' A()YIRllS(O IT(¥ Wf Will OHER 'OU YOUR CHOtCf ()I A C0MPARA8lf 11(111 lllfllCllNG 11<1 '>Alllf SAv111Cs o• • u1,.o.1c1t 1111111111-; 'ou 10 'Ull{11• .• 1H1 AOYUll \llJ llf lol Al IHI AOvllllt 10 Plll(f "111Hlll tll (IH NtCIS URCTIYI WID., l90Y. 21 TWI JUll., DK. 4, H7t. :m'9E-. opoorn Is Low CaJ.orie P8late Pleaser coaUJiuow fed. maklna ot tUl'Qf aDd bamf don't want to can \bem. an tndl 1 amoWlt of A No. T\a't01 b.am ls A. CQred oUv can bi pol>(orn If 7oq d ln. made from 100 perceot •tor.cl in a ltroQ1 talt Tbo bot air poppers u. tarteJ. brine. ~ a briM more ~" tban • * * * uainf e ouneee. <about .u number of brand• of Q. We're curlnf • tablt1poo111) of Alt per electric popper• but lar1e crock of black 1•Uon ot walet'. Stor tbey are to deaa.. ollvet and would Uko to the olll'el in Ulla brtno * • • mow bow .. ca keep for 1 week. T1Ma npl&H Q. la tbe twtq bam them after tbey'ro tho brine w'ltb a IOlatkm that rv seen in the cUred. We don't tiate a of 1 ~ (l~ cape) meat eoaater' a m.1stare preuUN canner 10 we 1alt per eaJb:s of water. After 10 to U day1 put I tb• OliYtl in • frHb , brine ol 1 pOand ·~Pa' t 1 lalkm ilt water. BefOre I ulnc tbe ollva, toak t tbem ~ bl !nib I wat., and UH t11em wftb:fD I da71, :Voa CID ,. •tore tbem In 1our . refrl1erator lli lar1•. ..... Jan tmtead Of la 1 the c.roet. YOU AlWArs SAVE! ·WITH STJITIR BRO$. iOW•10W PRICIS ..... HAM HOCKS 79c LB. ···••11 • Bl& WlllllllS t2-0Z. PKG. 99c EA. r •••ntt-• "'I -· aaca GN•Aln'll _...., ...... ,. .... 1118 ROAST ... CHUCK ROAST ·-·-,, ...... . ·-·-.. --.. .......... """ ....... 4 ......... ....,.. ___ • -..... , ... ·-·--.I t.All'Gf ENO •1••l. SLADE-CUT •10~. deli. · HOffY •WA f ()II ll(fr WllNllS I l8 PllG ... 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' .. , ..... ,, 37c lH t I IN JERUSALEM -Marjorie Shane of Newport Beach, center, al Hadassah University Hospital, Jerusalem. with Frieda Lewis and C•lifomia State Legislator Dennis Mangers Orange Coast Residents Honored in Jerusale1n Marjorie and Leonard Shane of Newport Beach and Max Starr of Laguna Hills and the late Mrs. Starr were honored las t month in J erusalem as founders of the Hadaaaab University Hospital on Mount Scopus in Jerusalem. The Shanes also attended the Bar Milzvah of their son, David Shenkman, at the West.em Wall, dur· ing the trip. chapter. Her husband now ia an as· sociate member of Hadauab. [ , Sllltlln l Boutiques "-----~-• __ •e_•_•11_•_r ___ _, Planned CA&'l'IES'8 wl11 ba.e a TGIF part:r ate p.m. Friday, Nov. ao, lD Newport leedl. Allo, a Cb.rUtmu dinner at 1 p.m. Sltmd&J. Dec. l, lo Newport Buch. ID.formation: TiffQJ. at M1"'°'98.. O&ANGE COAST SINGl.88 wW baYe a eoclrtail party at I p.m. Saturday, Dec. l. in Runtiqtoa Beacb.lnformatioD:RoG.atKWllll BALBOA 8ID a.VB will have a TGIF party at 8 p.m . Friday, Nov. 30, in Newport Beach. In· formation: Wayne, at 846-7'79. RELF CENTEa ii apomortns a Protnm OD "Developtq a Gay Community" at 7 p.m. Mon· day. Dec. 3, in the City of Ora.nae. Information: Bob, at 99'7·9600. ( Horoscope ) Cbrbtmu boutiQDU featurlo1 handmade items are planned bJ three orpn,izations. Botb tbe Newport Harbor Soroptim1si ID· ternatlooal and tbe Harbor Area Glrla Club wlll bold Cbrlatmaa ba1aara Friday and SaturdQ. Nov. 30 and Dec.1. The Soroplimist bazaar, featurina more than 200 handmade it.ems, wUJ be from noon to 5 p m. Friday and 9 a .m . uoW sold out Satu.r· day at 2950 Harbor 81 vd • Costa Mesa. The Girla Club buaar will be from f to 8 p.m. eac b day at 1815 Anaheim Ave., Costa Meaa. A Cbriltma bouUque featurtnc band~rafted T B U R S D A Y , luaions, ability to items raa1lo1 from NOVEDD ZI dramatize an apparent ain&bam aprom to onia· ordinary lituation. menu, baked 1ooda and The Precision Haircut Explained Precisely. Becauae your head Is unique, the way your hair grow. Is equally unique. Really quite different from f1Y8fY one else's. Precision haircutting is a technique for cutting the hair In harmony with the way It P.rows. Your hafr eventually grows out but 1t doesn t loee Its shape with a Pt"eelslon haircut. Consequently your hair· cut wlll IOOk as good after five days as It does after five minutes. And because the hair falls naturally Into place you won't have to keep fussing with It. Usually a shake of the head does It. At Command Performance we shampoo, preclsloo-eut and blow dry your hair for sixteen doUars. whether you're a gal or a guy. And no appointments are ever necessary. We also offer permanent waves, COioring, frosting and conditioning But we really shine with precision. And so will you. . t}(;f!Cfs l ALL S1'CM11 ONJt MOM. .... M MT. M NEWPORT BEACH MARINERa QNTER » ,.. "IVBllllC ft• II Te Ncaput .._.. ..... Ofllce) ... 7461 COSTA MESA • MESA VERDI! caNTER ............. ""* ~. Adeltle) ....,. By SYDNEY OllAaa ARIES <Mar. 21·Apr. 19>: Your plooeertna in· s tincts auree to forefront. Obstacles are puabed aside aa you im· print your own style. Highli&htlnitiatlve,new start., added indepen· dence <1 thouaht and ac· Uon GEMINI <May 21· plants wW be beld by June 20>: Family ~UD· the Hunters from 11 loo could be on agenda. a.m. to 3 p.m. Mooday. 1'eiiiiiii~iiiiiii~1iFi.i~~~~ffi~ Profit indicated as re-Dec . 3, at the Ebe II ,I ' suit of recent business CI u bhouse. 515 W . M~ILBOX trama~. Acee~ ~~B~a~l~bo;a~B~l~~~ .• ~B~al~bo~a~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hop es, wishes, establishing meaningful CANCER (June 21· July 22): What seemed to be a Jou "reverses MRS. SHANE IS president of the Newport Beach Chapter of Hadusab and the late Mn. Starr waa a proml· neat member ot tbe Lquna Hll1I Many friends and relatives were present at the ceremony in Jerusalem including the Shaoes· daughter and son-in-law and grandchildren, Judy and Ron Shenkman and David and Mike; Mrs Saralyn Starr; Frieda Lewis, a member of the national board of Hadaasab, and Marian Lewin· Epstein, chairman of the H.ciHSab Council in Israel Alao there were A11emblyman and Mn. Dennll Manaen, Hunt· 1Daton Beach TAURUS (Apr 20· May 20>: Message or call from one wbo bu been ••out <1 alabt'' akla in reatoriD1 ••nae of F~S:~:tr,;,~ fRANCI~-QRR aear.'' You pin added , preallp and could re-f1·re statKrery del • ~worth. Aeceat oottaJ data, ll· SU Refund Mania Reigns BJ MARTIN SLOANE Refund mania. That's the best way to describe what takes place wben a large group of couponera and refunders get toaether for a weekend of unrestrained fun and coupon tradln1. These 1et·to1ethen -called refunders' conventlona -are becomina increasingly popular. The Seventh Annual Pennsylvania Re· hmden' Convention waa a 1ood example of thla phenomenon. On a recent Friday afternoon I joined 275 avld coupon cllppen at a luxurious moun· taiD resort in aouthwe1tern PedDSylvania. PARnCIPANTS Pao• u far away aa Florida and Arizona streamed into the hotel carrytna boxes and cartons filled with tbouaandl ot coupons, refund forms and box tops that bad escaped the aarbaae. At s p.m. the doors to the hotel's conven· UoD center were opened and we filed lo for the first tradina aeuion. Coupons and refund forms were quickly laid out on Jona taoles. Tbe room wu IOOll buuln1 with activity. On one side I beard: "I'll lift you this new a.tty crocker $2 refund form for that Prinalel label." From another came: "I need thla '3 RC Party Picture form. Take a look at my re· fUDd forms and 1ee if there'• an)'thlDa you need." The trad.ins conUnued with refunders busily movtna from seat to seat and from la· blo to table. AT MIDNIGHT THE TMDING seuion acted -onlY to be resumed almolt lm- medl&teb' 1n more than a dmml hotel rooms. Co ~ p&cture 1corea of coupon cllppen Wanclioi'bla hotel hallwayl at 8 Lm. totlDI iUlteuili lull ol coupou? At tnakfut OD Saturday everyone WU telling coupon.clipper stories. After breakfast came a refundins seminar where I and other speaken brouaht the conventioneen up to date on the latelt re- fundlnl{ information. One of the speakers wu a Philadelphia lawyer who gave an interest· lns talk on the legalities of refundlna. MOST OF SATURDAY aft.emoon waa free time. Did the throng ol cooveotioneers bead for tbe pool? Did they rush to the exctt· lnl alplDe slide that banela you 1,800 feet down tbe adjacent mountain" Of COW1le not! Out came the cart.om and boxes. It WU trad.iq time a&aln. DuriDC the tradln& I asked many of my fellow coupon cllppen about the money they saved. Emma Daniels from Mt. Pleasant, Pa., told me she baa been refundln& since 1972. In her best year she received more than $1,000 in caab refunds and 9800 worth ol free prod· ucts. Maate Hanerfeld from Potomac, Md., aald her cub-off coupons and refunds save her more than $100 a month. I beard a1milar reports from many others. The Saturday·Dl&bt convention banquet featured a delicious roast beef buffet with more than 100 di.shes. It wu the kind of serious eatina that COUPon cllppen enjoy. As the banquet came to an end, conven· lion organizers Mary Trim bath and Ro1emary Mehall were aiven a standln1 ova· tioo for the marvelous job they had done. On Sunday momlnt u I left the hotel a group ot coupon cUppen who bad become friendly wttb the hotel maids were bUIUy 1trlpptna all the White Cloud wrappen off a storeroom f\111 ot bathroom tiaaue! It WU~ refund mania and I enjoyed eHrJ minute of iL StfJt!tmBrket ShOpper appears In the Dally Piiot on Wednesdays and Sun· ~· Clip and file coupon on 3x6 card. ~------~----------------------------- CADDtUAC ,_. .... tnc. '' Oftllr, .. .o. ._ .it. """' •:-:.:-"· ....... 9'10. ft.ecMW ,, ,... """' ... .. • fr'ft -"' .. ~. c.111111 ... --. ... OK.l'l, 1'19. ,... ... __ ........ __ cetve dvic booor. rv-vrv"'l':::l mar .. LEO <July za.Au1. \.l\.JI ~ IO. J' 21): Publiab, .S•ertiM.~~~~~~!!11!1!!1~~~~~====~================~ ~ promote your own ln· l tentsta. PercelYe DCJt..,. .-----------------------------------------------------..... Ual. Long-raqe .S.W ta e11ential to pro1re11. vtaGO <Aua. 23-Sept. 22): Dig beneath surface lnd.icatiam -if penis· tent, you strike pay dirt. Financial, employment prospecta ot partner or mat.e figure promlnent· ly. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Maintain low pro· file. Be discreet . ex· amlne legal ramiflca· tiooa. 8COaPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21): You learn by teachlq. Your natural ability aa ps7cbolo1l1t aurges to forefront. SAGrJTilR.18 <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Reatrlc· Uoo1, obstacles fall ulde. You are capable now of enhr1to1 horizoo1, perceivin1 potential CAPalCOaN <Dec. 22·J an. 19): Sense of security ii restored. What bad been mis· placed, lioet or 1tolen ls r~~.Q.vered. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Empbula on cbaoae, travel, sell· expreaaioa. Spectal com· muoique contains favorable news. Pl8CE8 <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Lunar position em. phash:es increased ln· come, knowledge of your own capabilities. Come up to the Top to NEW K·WAVE, FM 108 Enjoy great music ... WIN big prizes! We're trytng to decide on a name for our new Pelican mascot. Cast your vote and you may WIN I ltt Prt.WIM•,._. ............ ~MOf'IDS w • .._.. CUIOll 2nd-3rd PrlzM: W1N • ncatlan for two In LA PAZ.. Mexleo. Includes fllght from LA. via Aeromexico, ptua doubf9 room for 3 nlghta 11 th• famoua Loa Arcoa Hotel. ~1th Prt.e: ~for fow at fabutoue '91l~ Your choice of CfOwn HouM, Laguna Nlgu.t; Ivy HoUM, Laguna Beach· Ba19hcn Hou•, Et Toro. -lllM...,.. ,., _, 0191'*r ~ IC·WAVE ........... logDe tor,.,, T INrt to tM fnt 1000 «ttrant• r.ciuntlng them. n. .._ -...., OC11 llilll•tlon for ow mncot .,. broedcaat on K.WAVI ..-hour. 1, Tune FM 108 and d'°°'9 the name you think moat fitting. 2. Wrtte It In tM bfank bek>w. 3. Mall tt to K·WAVE •MM-BNotl, San Clemente, CA 82972 A dtaale• .. be held and pltw awerded In U. Ofder Chwft. If you want one 0t more of the K·WAV! eouventrt I lated martc them with an "X" and...._ ..... 1M111td..._....4dlndlenNope. r--------.;;.~;;,: ~r:,:,: ~ ---------1 I ...._.I 1 ............................................................. : o ........ o......,..,..n..,..,...., I ' .~ : I 8t,.. AddMI I L ~-----_-_____ ....;.._--_-_--_-·_------ ' ' ......... -----.- 1 • • c in Love Again Tokes Work Tlll!N, TOO, Cllrl'ICIBll from the one you love ta particularly woundina. Critlcilm can make you doubt your own value and aeJf deftnltion . . . and it can be maniJMalative. Being assertive. . .improves your seff-image because as- sertiveness competes with anx- iety. -~ Tbe person who criticizes assumes autborl· ty and power. All too often, we are too quick to ,rant our critics authority, particularly when we IOft them. So, being in love with someone and not beina loved back -beina rejected and criticized -all change the way you see yourself la 1pedftc, hurtful ways. 1be question then is, bow do you repair and improve that damaged picture~ yuurself? The picture you have of yourself -however plain or fabulous -influences the way you treat yourself, the way you treat other people and the way other people treat you. U you could lake out that self·image, combine into one single photo- p-apb tbe kaleidoscope ol mental snapshots, moviell, portraits and scenes that make up your self-image, you might be surprised at bow neaative it i.a. In therapy, when a child has a negative self. A new love Is a chance to begin again and leam from your mistakes. ima1e, I f~ the parents to give him at least four compllJDODta a da7. And I try to aet other people ln the cblld'a life to do the same. Of course, your world ii not as simple u a child's, yet a child's story, ''The Wiu.rd ol Os," may serve u an illustration of an alternative to con· tJnuing depression. DO YOU REMEMBER the Tin Man who bad no heart? The Cowardly Uon wbo had no courage? The Scarecrow who bad no brain? Arter years of waiting around for a heart, courage and a brain the three characters join Dorothy and go to meet the Wizard ol Oz. When they start to act lovint, brave and smart along the way, they find the heart, courage and brains they never knew they bad. Which is the point. The way to acquire a positive self·lmage is to do positive things. But you may ask, do what? First. get a stack of ruled 8-incb by 5-incb index cards. (It's not absolutely essential that yau write down the thlngs I ask you to; but keeping a record lends your positive actions an authenticity, authority and permanence.> Write down, every day, at least two posJtlve things about yourself. Postive things can be a kmd of general praise -"I'm smart" -or can be as concrete as putting the cap back regularly on the toothpaste tube or letting a senior citizen have your seat on a crowded bus. IC you fmd self-critical thoughts leaking into your lists, try to atop them. There are times when self-crlticlsm may be useful tooic. But not now. Being assertive, on the other band, im· proves your self-Image because uaertiveness competes with anxiety. ""bere0sawbolecataJorue of a.asertlveness exercises for you to cooaider. A few: COllPLDIENTS -For three weeks or un- til It la easy. accept all comptimenta without downiradln& younelf. Eumples: J.aatead ol replylna, "Ob, I sot th1a ftve yean ~ u a bar1ain, 1' say. "I'm really &lad you like U. • OPINIONS -For three weff5 or until it la euy. express two opinions a day. Start wlth non-threatening subjects and express them to ~ ... there are ways of begin- ning again that should make your life easier. non-threatening people <or even objects>. Then gradually increase the degree ol controversy of the subjects and, by degrees, express yourself to more threatening people. REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE to be treated considerately -but, to earn considera- tion, you have to ask for it. And you'll have to practice assertive behavior in order to learn to ask. By now, if you're following the guidelines I've sugeested, you finaUy ought to be falling out of love ... But don 'l take it for er anted - remember to congratulate yourself over bow fiu-you've come. Get Energy-saving Ideas But. at the same time, remember that you're very vulnerable now. You've endured a great deal of pain. Chances are your eao baa suffered. And you face the dim.cult task~ re- buildinl your life without your former love. But take heart -there are ways ~ bellnnlne a.pin that should make your life eaaler. LcmDI 80IDeone new can be the best way to ~ over a brc*en or dead-end relatklalbtp. I WASBINOTON CAP> -Emrp, eneru. enero. n•a ~e a constant refrain that we feel aca&e1y lD the wallet. putieularlJ u winter ... under way. vanou. l0Y9l'lllllellt qtllldee bave been ~ means of nvln1 enero for years Dd tbeJ have prOduced a wide varletJ of Mlpfu1 auu..uom. lloat of tbete ideas are Included in variom boots and pamphlets available from the Consumer Information Cent.er, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. Here are aome: -.. The Eneray·wise Home Buyer' .tescribes a dozen energy features to look ror in a home along with charts and checklists for determining your oeeda: $2, item num· ber 109G. -"Fireplaces and Chimneys" tells how to· select materials, describes construction and maintenance: $1, item number 0466. ''Firewood for Your Fireplace" d1s· , cusaes tbe bundna character of varloua woods, where and bow to buy firewood and tip• on fl.replace aafety: 80 centa, item number ono. -"Home Heattna .. tells about the in- stallatiao, maintenance and costs ~ operat· ing the most common heatin1 system: $1.10, Item number 0480. -"How to Improve the Efftdency of Your Oil Fired Furnace" tells what you and a service technician should check and what adjustments to make: no charae, item number805G. -"In the Bank or Up the Chimney" is an illustrated how·to book for weatherstripping, caulking, and insulating: $1.70, item number 0560. -"Tips for Energy Savers," tells bow to save energy and money on home heating, cooling, lighting and appliances: no charge, item number 8100. 't mean to recommend tbat you seet a new love aa a cure-all or that you try to re-create an old relatiom.h1p with someone ebe. Lovtn1 someuienew la a new esperimce. It i.a a chance to beam qaiD and learn from U.mistake9 you may have made la tbe put. ONE WAY TO EASE the awtwardneu ln meeting people la to aak someone to live you a little help. Ask a friend, a brother or sister, a fellow student or someone at work who seems to have capabilities in areas where you feel a brt shaky. . A.a for where you meet people. a few sug- gestions may be useful Look for Uunes and places that interest you . Is there a course an adult education you'd IJke to to take? Do you want to learn carpentry or weaving or tennis or bow to daqce the bustle., Just pursue your own interests and rou're bound to raise your chances of meeting someone who's interested lll you. Ticket Out of Ghetto is Education DJ!!AR ANN LANDERS: I'm black, a guy and will be 11 years old ln two mootbs. I have been waiting for this birthday for quite a while because tt will mean 1 am legally old enough to quit tcbool and get a job. lly Pa took off six yean ago and we haven't aee:n bun since. Mom works two jobs to keep ua four kids going. I'm the oldest. She refusee to ao on welfare. My sisters cook and clean, and none QI us ldda bave ever been ln trouble. Our re- llliOn 11 lmPortant to ua and baa helped keep us atral# 111 ll'adea are aood, but I feel I owe it to JIOGt to -out and make 10me money. Sbe wantr. me to stay in 1cbool. She told me to write 1o you. which la wby I'm doing it. What do you 'ha•e to say, Ann? SHOULD BE A BRJ:Al>WINNBR Dl!AS 8llOlJLD aB: FAlllCa&loe la you .... -............ .,. ...... I&. ., la aclleel-~-toCeUe19B;oeilllle. v ..................... la ""1. llllilllt.. • ...,.. let a ... ._medla&eiy, ... e..w .......................... ..... .... ,...., ...... ,..._._IMMdMtllb,ean .. ,.. .................. ,..w111 ..... •,_.Ina .... Otlt u alldl edaeadoa • ,..-.--~118eftr ~It. DMll ANN L'ANDERS: "'W• bear a lot ._. _,. ...-. 'bo1r uneutq, eelfllb and cold ....,..__.._...,... No..,_ la tbere a com- ••Mr _,. w a lffe of emit'• fellOw man. I'm 'sl:O qto Mlkpeople~clamli well deaervo tbe ......, ........ tthey ~~~c ~ Dfhtn • tM cltJ Rn11U ue UP animals. NI_ wlll .._.,_a bnak. ~ 11 a ~ .Duili1 a Nl• l*>Ple acl Ilk• n.1llilillllli& 1MJ ... acmandsrabsanneta o1,;....._Y__..,1ate11toWPa..., au m-.aW...11illilllbeloobdatmeand 0a.::sJm111otr,.,.~-1·mnom1> A•• La•den ls planning to marry a man 44? The facts are these: "Bill" will have to pay child support for sis more years. He will also have to pay alimony unless his wife remarries. <Slim chance -she's a real dog.) "Bill" ta in sales promotloo. What la the average earning capacity for a man his age ln that rield? Is it likely to go up, or down., U "Bill .. should start another family, what are hi.a chances or living to see bis children through school'! If h1s health fails. could he be covered by in- surance <taken out now > that would provide for bis second family" P .S.: "Bill" ia a nice person, and rm sure be ia in love with me. I am -UNDECIDED DEAR UN: The falat pralle ...... wll.Jc• yoa cla•Hd peor "Blll" ln &be poaacrtp& lakes yoer problem om ol the •amaa relallom ca1e1ory ud pals H lato &be flnaactal lfftioa. Fot Illa uke, u well u yoan, forget It, TooU. The Red Plate A tradition among the early Amlrtcan fmnllles .. that when eameo.ie deMIY8d spedal sxaile or aa.dlon they MrV MIY8d dinner on the Red Plate. Today this custom NIUml •.• the perfect Wll'J to~ a bmd'1 tpedal tl1umpht ... celebrate a ~ ... praise a fob well done ... rw.erd a goal adtkMld ... or IUnply lllY -You ant $pedal Toda)I. • Start a tradmon. IN'l'OIAC'Y -blNO QAJI&, cpll!a, 1har- ln1, n.&nerable and ttuatinl -Mimi in tbe too1 nm to be Ute IDOl1. r.wjrdlq klM of rel•· Uon1hlp for die mjjc)rib' ol U..1 .. lt 11 allo, poten. Ually, tbe IDOlt painful beeaUM, If~ tnaat, you cu be hurt. WlMat I •ua-l II • ~c pro1ram for pJ1Wa1 ud Mfetn•n• lntfmacy. Because tt 1' i14Jrned, JOU b&ve to learn to be cloM, open, alwiD1 and IO an all ov•r apln wit'a • new penon. rtnt, beSin in a •raduated, ttntaUve test· ins manner. Go slowly. Tau 1mall, lfaduated It.Pl tn lhariq yourself wltb another, and evaluate bow rwpooslblJ the ~ penoa can bapdle what you are llYlnc. It takee time for IO·m~ to know you. Don't tell all your aecretl at once ... you want to aee bow well you are belne accepCed. Keep a clear •Je open to see ii be or abe ridicules or criticizes JOU for st.tn& and abar· lag. If that'• the case. you tbould seriously con· sider endln& the relatiombip. If, oa the otbc" band. it reels good here are aome measures thA will help your relatioosbip arow stroneer and more lovine: SAY .. , .. -Take responsibility for what you thmk and feel. It will make things so much clearer. DONT GUF.88. ASK -It's so easy to as- sume you know what another penoo thinks . . . and ao often wrona u·s hard enoup to be truly aware of what you think and feel at any given moment. Other people are equally complex. Also. leave your questions open-ended and unloaded For instance, instead of saying. "You·re angry with me because" (guessing>, or "Are you angry with me for doina that?" <loaded question), simply ask, "Whal do you reel about that?" From your viewpoint, it may seem that there wilJ never be another love in your life. Time bolds us captive at any given moment. But seasons come and go .. and summers and loves grow smaller in the distance of lime passed Your old love is past now, the 'uture is full ofcbange. You may well feel you will never fall in love again. And. wbo knows, you may be ngbt. But the odds are against your staying out of love. For one Uung. you're wiser now The best or love LS a total acceptance of another person -an acceptance of weaknesses. and vulnerabilities along with the goodnesses , and strengths. Acceptmg and belllg accepted means that you are free to be yourself U\ a rela· tionsh1p. Clenc8I R.UOR'S A NICE PIACE TO TEST YOUR SKD.IS. Our fnendly fac11tty m easy·to-ntaeh ll'Ylne offers you just the right combination of comfort and challenge Our current open· mos for skilled clencal personnel include these spcts: • SECRETAIUES We seek sharp md1v1duals who can type 50 wpm and have shorthand skills ol 80wpm •TYPISTS $peed and accuracy are what count here 50 wpm m1n1mum Will also be involved with fifing. mail d1stribut1on and tele- phone contact e WORD PllOCESSING TECHNICIANS These pos1t1ons require machine-oriented 1nd1v1dua1s who have at least I year expenence on Mag Card II. Office Sys- tem 6, High Speed Pnnter or similar high speed automatic typewriter (Day and night shifts available) •STAnsTICAL TYPISTS •EMPLOYEE RECORDS CLERK Should have 5 years clerical eicperlence lncludlng processing personnel records and documents . IOMEPART·l*EWORt< AVAILABLE If ~·re qualified and ready for a Fluor assignment, please call °' detach and mall In the coupon below to: CetOI Nordgren, (114) 175-2125 · or Pet Moeett, (114, 171-21 Ot l ' , i ::::..--' I '' lhr.~ . Liquor Dept. lllPMdy.., Bil •••• •1• ;,-~· Old s91t ~Snlaler 186 proof Scotch 1.76 liter ' Frozen Food nt Pac Peas •• &Jc en. bq of tender delicious peu ~· ..... •1• en. pq. ol Overlake bn:Dd EICllLADAS ,........ 59 1Vi tz. llJICbct c leef,a.... aa. ChocOlate Cake • !171 Sara Lee double layer cab . . 18 ">Z. Hash Browns .... 79C Ore-lda 10utbem etyle potatoee-2 lbe. Coffee Rich •••••• 35C Rich'• non dairy cream-16 oz TeriJal Steak •• 12'! Bontt .. top round of Cbofct beef SteWlilt.Wm •• 12'1 &tti lMD U.8.0.A. ChOb beef Round cut of U.8.D.A. CHOICE Beet Beef Sbmlks •••• 112! Cent.er cut ol U.S.D.A. Choice bee( ChatlPed Stelk .. 12'! Leaneet · ... does not exceed 1b% fat Rountl 811ak ~~ ........... If.Ill You enjoy quality. navor. ~ath1fartion. when the bff( ia l'.S.D.A. C'hoire. fmm F:I Ran<'ho: Compare the value' Swiss Steak .... 117! Omaha Roait .... 111! Sausage ••• ~ ••• 114! Round cut of beef-U.S.D.A. Choice Thick cut U.S.D.A. Choice beef round Our own hot or mild . . No nitnt.ee SHced Bacon •••• •1 '! Beef Ill Bones •• 11~ Brabnnt ....... 114! El Rancho'• thicker sliced "ranch atyle" Meaty for baking or BBQ Pork, veal. MalOOing • . no n1tritA!ll lpalrnilnPB ::t. ............. ~ ...... 51: Large meaty frying chicken, a pertly eplit in balvea for ebeer pleaure. U.S.D.A. Grade· A' of coune! (with Glblet.) ~~~-----!!~~S.D~!~~~ ~~~:.~;! g:~~-~!!~ Pork liJaat ••ESS .................... 1lil Armour'e Veribeat freah for euperior flavor . . Booeleu Bo&ton rolled Butt for greater value' Ground Beef •••• '2'! Ham Shmb ..... 89f no.~ excef!d 22% fat. Bulk or petll•. Smoked (or f'la.ur ..• cm.t for us .............. 15! JU• TAEOS -Banana s,m11 , No purchase requtr.dl ,_...,,._ .. .,.,. ss1t11 . .., ............................. 2 .. ....... ,..._.._.. ... c.. ........... ,...... WINNERS NAMES WW. IE POSlEO WED. DIC.» . Goe• , ...... •rt ·; Freeh fillet. ... dellcioua, Oavcrful ~ lllllJut Stelb .. 13'! : Ceni.r cut-Northern frozen~ &pit Sole .••.• 137' Frah rtllea mild fl..ar Homema/l,er Values . COllNPPll ~tic '12'' .. ...... 9~ ::-~ 79!. : 1 O! ;~:-.. :;.. A ~ /A'fil For delieioua cotree-Poly 8 cup Coffee lit 11Ml •• 115" I~ II Coffee M• .. •15• l'fY ftftl DEi -~s EXTRA .. Dnp. Makes 1·4 cupeoldeliciouacoffee ...,..... • FANCY •••••••••••••••••••••• Cup o' loodles wn• .. 494 SHASTA r1XE1S Paper Towels ....... 554 ., Quick lunch in UIOrted flavon .•• 2.6 0&. pq . Mayo•alse mn: ......... • 12• Yoa'U love the value and the taste ••. 32 oz. jar. White Tuna r:.:.• ....... • 1 •• ~·quality tuna packed In water for all the ftavor . • 7 oa. Pim • ........ 59° Pie Crust Mix •••• 590 Appian Way in 12~ oz. packqe. • L •1•• ..,.. ..... CrlCkss Ullll •••• 79° IUoa. Sliced or button from 8eMCa Pmnium 16 oz. in reaular or unaalwcl f'AALL.a 11• .,.,.....lmco ..... 18 oz. Chi~ .A.boy or Choe. Var. ,,. ..... 111111 ••• 91- 16 oz. Stra•~. Apricot or Pineapple if a..w....-.. t lllr 11 dllkll 3 9• Quality t.owela from Springfield •.. many bou.hold Ulle9. l .-.... Grape ·Juice wears .......... • 129 ,: Orange Juice .••• 75° VitamlD c enriched in 40 OL bottle. ::7~:ii.=.,.,. Northern Tissue ·~ .. aac = St0ttHoun • H1141tn ·El Rancho Dtulvllom 10 fOpm Sunday 9om lo 9pm Hu1M•' udo Do1/y'11om 10 /Opm In white or ueorted colon from Northern ... 4 roU.. Potato t.hiM •••• 89C Bell Brand pre ;::r; varietiee llenbev Bin .. .SI 21 6 Pack Plaln ~lai. or Almond chocolate ....... _ ••••• .1111 6 as. from Blue I>i&mand < EASTILUFF .. _ .......... ~ Aiu a._. ... 45°: Bleacbe. out ataim-21 oz. Incl. &t otr . Cald Power •••••• 11 • 49 oa. Oeterpnt incl. l&t otr T•ldllln .. 490 4"4 oa. bu eoap IVOIYUQlll · : .. •14' LAGUNA HILLS ,.., ........ ,. . ., •v n nSVSNT T11S11 no• ..,.....,u u1 ~ .. be Uld ol )c)taJ dnetU. ''tMy woo7i ba••.., niarm to 11n.-enew tu•.'' ADd tbat. Mid Gann ud tho CaUfornla A•· 11oelaUGD ol Rfflton. will help bold the price ol new~down. B~ willlt? Cbmcel are that It will net. For t.be reaUUes or dnelopment in mod•rn CallfomJa force ciUes, COWlUet and Khool dlatricta to Impose heavy charc• a;, deftlopen. -----------'I Tb1t'1 because tbe SOUTHERN taxea produced by new CAUJ'ORNIA bouain1 no Joaa.er pay for FOCUS tbe new or ::J>•aded NameGame ratdmtl a1 tbat bouatn•~C:t':'!enen~r!:~ of development was questionable at beat before Funny Propo.tUoo 13. But al.Dee the tax limits passed, ' many cities have found tbey lose money on school.a, eewen, roada, police and fire protection {A)Df osino every time they approve a new tract. ~ THE &E8.PON8£ BAS HEH 'l1IE NEW fees CIUCAOO (AP) -A mu wbo eomea across thousands of namea while doing b1a job says some Dames can be amu1tn1, and some amutng. An Ardmore, Okla .• woman who bad· tomWtis and a baby at tbe aame time named her child Tonailitis Jackson. says WlUred Bran~ title operations officer of the Chicago Ti· tie Insurance Co. A brother was named Menlqiti.s and three sis· ten were named Appen· dlcltis, Laryngitis and Peritooitia. uid Brand. HAND, WHO has ac· ceu to L2 million n,,amea in the C'OID.&MlDY•• com- pvterbecl judpleot lD- da ft.le, ..,. bi.a work ~aaJH.lea blm aa a.a ... tam: aaomatOloSlst (099 wbo at11clles the ort1lna of proper nam•>· • that to infuriate Gana. Tbolle fees are also a matter of major concern to homebuilders. About u percent of the price of any new home in California 1oes to municipal services. The higher the fees go, the higher soars the average price of a new house. In l.Jvermore. east of San Francisco, for in· stance, direct fees assessed for each new house amount to more tban $5,000, not coqoting the in· direct costs of water wells, sewers, roads and bridges which are paid by builders and eventually split among all buyers in a tract. ADDED TO HIGH LAND AND construction costs,.00 increasing interest rates. these expenses help price many Californians out of the housing market. Now developers have begun crying "foul" over the charges. "The coet would be justified if tbe facilities paid for served only home buyers who live in the new subdlvlslons. • • says Bernarcl J. Frieden, a Harvard Unlvenlty urban affaln pro- fessor wboee ltudJ' on the new fees was funded by t.be Natlonal Asaocladoo of Homebuilders. ''ReeentJ.J, m~ local OJ"· ernmenta have also begun to re-w• QUir• developers to prcmde or 4AI VIOAI, llM. #irrl ... ............. .... """" MULi l•T·tulttC -""!MM ='" -:::~-, .. 01 V~llll•l'l.OCCOALI - ......................... Vlltey, ....... rs:-...c..• ...... ...... llllANW _.....,. ,,_.,, ._ ........... , ........ ' ............. N1Cl~JUllAT"'*4 -Wllll-...._, 11. ..... ~ ... ..... c.. ...... I lllATTH&'llll•llOUDll'llN -....-. ....... ~Jr.f1,fl .... Ora"•t: lfltle JH11. 16, ef AP---::r:u . .Ouu11CHT -o.n.s •..ie.t u.•1e r~ -u.. .--. ....... fORICl·ICOCMIVAtt -~. M. Larry Flynt, owner_. • .....,.--. ....... '' of Hustler magazine, :=..MU.,.. ~a-.-. must stand trial Dec. u. ud "•"""'· "· ht11 ., 12 in a $160 million ~ -o..t1c1 •-· "· Ii bel suit and in· ~M ··~.::::.,,.~· ........ °' vasion of trivacy suit •= Elt·uuRAN -M.,11 b ht . I Wel11No,lf,lndT-•Gee.ll.~ roug y a riva °'...,....._..._., Publisher an Obi'o •LANiclNsH•P·F•ssELLA _ ' Tiloma c.. ti, ... Leall ·-l!Mne. court ruled. He bad ,., boUI ol Ho.-.hnvton a..c .. Sought dismissal NITSCHMAN·ROSEN9AUM • ,......,., o.t'INlll. 25, -c:au.tlne __________ AM,U,..,_•~8Mdl . Crapper Memorial Wiped Out LONDON <AP) - Thomas Crapper, the Vlctorlan sanitar y engineer. 1s not to be com· memorat.ed by London's cl ty fat.hers after all. A proposal to erect a blue plaque hononng the 19th Century toilet· maker has been rejected by the Greater London Council's historic build· ings eommittee, council spokesman Viet.or Ken· ny said. ••MEMORABLE though Crapper's name might be in popular terms," said the de· cision, "evidence from the Patent Office shows that be was not a nota· ble invent.or or pioneer in bis chosen field and therefore the case for the plaque is aot justlfied." .... U."" CHEVALIElt·FlETCMllt - TlllllfTY Fr-111$, 2', anti JVliflr AM. :JO, botll Of WHlmlnsl.- CASTE IE lE .YtCJC e AS -Wiiiie"' Jeroyel C , 11, of El Toro • .,.d Carolyn l!Mdllon, 2'. of T-.. w.v.. AJ(ElltOC>TUltNEA -It~. ~. e"d Slllrl•y Olene, >I, Htll ot Newport 8Mdl. .... .,."" REUl·koeAYASt41 -Oelllet W , 1' -~'*'"' ... llOChol Ir¥ ..... El HAGI HAZLETT -Mollemed MuatecoM. ti, -....... JeMI, 15. bolll of Mll'Mll'llton 9Hc11. """" .. "" llOYLE·STl!l"AHS«I O.vld Allen, 31, end CetMrW Allee, 2', -01 HunllnQtOft llMc?I ILAICE WEILER -Vietor Tllomu, 2l, end Janle"A Linn, 24, llOltl OI F- l•ln Vellty KOZLOFF LOOOl.O Jeffl'9"f LYftn, :JO, end COiia.ft Fr-.. JI, llO .. of N ... por'llMtl\ CARUTHE~RAHAM T ........ M•lktll, VIII, JI, end Leone 1Ce1111 .. n, 2•. bolll of N•wport e .. c11 s.,c n, nn J AATOUL ~L.TEN O\el'41ft YMgllt, 2', OI Tldtln, end 9MtM<e AM, 2'. Of -tngton llffCfl 9ENNEn·lltOOAIGUEZ Mkhffl F , 2'. end s.ndra Rutll, 11. llOUI 01 Newoon a..<11 VENTLE 91!NSOM Cllerlu Rev-. li, -Sllet'ry AN!, 24, llOlll of SM! J\»n CApillr-08 EAST A A MC MUftTAIE Thomo Allen. 10, -JoAIWW Merle, 1', botll OI Sen Clement•. CLARIC ·THOMAS Oon•ld 8redsftllw, ~. -Petrk .. Olloe, •2. llO!h of El Toro. PAAkElt.QAltOA lleWft C., ZS, Of West,..._, -tMrcy L,_..., 20. of L.ono IMcll. COltTEZ·RIOI -Ell'9ft IWMft, U , -"lordlll&e ~. 21, ...... s...a......... ltlTZ·8EST -.i-C.. 21, ...S Cen>I L.9e, 19. 119411el ....... HlltL WUT·STAHurt -awte Orw1s, a. .. ~ ......... ..,.. ... IJlfRIT-HAMZEHEE·REDOlHG -Mouein a..tl. n.-~kle ~ -.-el lrvlns. ALDIS·JAILOHSKY -ltlcherCI Oeof'ge, v. -....., • .IMft. 20. -Of Cllll&e ,__ M1NIBIKE TOPPLES SANTA New Toy Jergon RequtrtnG Study Toy Teehnology Santa Forced to Study ALHAMBRA <AP> Pity poor Santa Claus. It isn't enough be bas to visit every household with children Cbriatmas morrung. Now the kids on bts lap are asking for electronic toys unheard of at the North Pole It's getting so compl.acat.ed that Santa went back to school to catch up on t.ecbnolon. ACTUALLY. ABOUT three doun Sanlas, all in theJr tradl· tional red and white Cbnstmaa at· Ure. attended Sears. Roebuck & Co.'s craduate course "al USC - University ol Santa Claus," UJd Seara spokesman Nat Read. "It's import.ant that Santa keep his credibility by k.oowin& the brand names of the toys, knowtnl the jargon that ls used to desert be the decree ol capability of ele<:· tronlc toys, .. aald Read. ··s..,.·s bulc education 500 yean ago baa Included many tldDp that bau aened blm well durt.ai tbat period. but be would not ba" bem ..-epared rar tM decree ol propea ch1ldren have mad8 ttdl put vear wttboul thi.a kind of tnlntnc. '1 CLASS WA.8 HELD at Sean' Soutbem California 41ftrlct bud- quarten. The tutboot ... s.n· Christmas catalog. The professor was Richard Samsel, national Sears catalogue saJes manager tor toys and reerealion ''He flew i.n from a suburb of the North Pole -Chicago --just for this graduate course." Read said. Read discounted suggestions tbe schooling also helps Sanlas direct children to the ngbt shelf in Sears for requested toys, instead of to a competitor. ••THE TOY INDUSTRY ii dominated by the manufacturers. not the retailen. The power of ~ advertiamg la on the side of the . manufacturer," he said. Several electronic toys were de- monstrated during the 90-mi.nut.e claaa. so the jolly men coWd re- aliu what toys were beyond the sophisUc.tion of certain chUdnm 's age IJ'OUl)S. and hence &hould not be IUU"'*ed. Final exams started wheo Seara• SaDtu aacended thelr thl"ODla in ana l&ol"eS. ··children .hawe been pro· crammed by manufac:turen for mao1 mootlw OD the eapabilit# and comparison.a of electroD.ie toys,•' Read said. Sant.a -ODie monUnc'• llbld7. and be'D be espeetec1 to deliver'. A raatlae "°"'.of .... &aeUna title MarcheS'·ta keepl.W tablt:p,n w at pay for public facWtiea that serve other residents u well as~ home bQen." PriedeD complains. THAT. BS CtAIM8, •EANS NEW homebuyers are aubaldlsinl other residents of theil' cities. He said there is more such "mi.fair use of regulatory ipower" in California than anywhere else except Florida. There are about 400 blue pla1quea on build· logs around London commemorating famous men and women who U ved or worked here - notables such as Charles Dickens, Vincent Van Gogh and South American liberator Simon Bolivar. AM9ROM~EEL -...,._,Gw, ~---------------------------------------------------------.. "· •nd OIHl• l,...."' ....... _ peopi.t call tbemael , BrancJ aald. a name may be spelled diHennlly. U It louida the same lt ii considered to be the same under law, besald. CASSON PETa.0- 1 e um Dubbs was Wiimette (Ill.) village prealdent during tbe 1930• and became wealtby for perfectlq an oil cracking process. Brand Uld a Honololu gem dealer named his dau&)rt.en for notes of the musical scale - Dodo. Rere. Mlml. Fata, Soso, Lola aad Octavia. LED JET designer Wllllam Powell Lear called his daughter Chanda Lear, aald Brand. And Judie Learned Band epent. 40 years oo tbebeDch. San Juan Vacancies But the protests of the developen probably won't bring any changes. That's partly because of Proposition 4. Its limits allow government spend· ing to increase when population does, but the ex- penaes spurred by new development often add a larger amount to needed local spending than to local population. The only way local governments can legally meet all their needs in that situation is for so- meone else to pick up part of the eapense caused by new housing. That means developers will be forced to pay Builders now construct roads as part of their subdivision&. They also dedicate land for parks. But it's up to cities and scbool districts to landscape the pam and build schools for new children. LOOK FOR THAT TO CHANGE. rusr as parkland dedication is now often required before buildinl permits are issued, soon planning com· mi11iooa will be compelling more elaborate con· trlbulioos. Carry Little Weight CRAPPER, BORN in Yorkshire in 1837, moved to London and achieved fame through the manufacture of sanitary equipment. in- cluding an early model flush toilet. He dled 10 1910 but the firm h e founded remained in business through the 1960s. The council's re · searchers failed to find any patents for Crap· per's "flushing device" and said contemporary plumbing textbooks didn 't e ven mention him Re/ererrees No Fear -. ( C4REERS J Unotona-:11 GRIFFITH-MOSS -Dennis Wayne, JO, of Wellmlnller, -k-J-. "· Of lhrilmart POIST·FAZAKl!'Rll!'Y 9ryen Edwen:I, t -Kelli unn. l. tt, -OI H.,.., lnQtOfl IMtll NICOLAY PltESlEY Gr•90'Y Wllll•m, 2•, -K•llY ,.,.,,.., JI, bo111 of Col;te Mn& ..... Im OLIVIER SULL.IVAN -Oon•ld Geurd .... end Getlw-A.. o . bolhol lr¥1M SCOTT MASON Al••eftdtr Freoerlck, 21, end Llw G • It, boUI Of ,, .. , .... E MMETT NELSON Roblrl J•me•. ». of SM! J ... n C."reno, -An1teR 4'.of 0... Potn1 MONTGOMERY PAYAN Vl"C..,I JemH, 10, of Sen J,..n c..pi .. ,.,o, end S<Junne I•-. 19, of UQUr\11 ... ch MATKE.OUAM -Joe Edwsrd. )2. end J eCQIMllM J Hn, 40, bOll\ of Wn1m1Mt .. on•. ttn MOARIS·PATTEASON -Ouen• lee, :JO, ...., IC•lllleeft Meire, :n. bolll •s.nc.......,.. SANTAS·HOFSTETTER ~ulmos. -. -Ann SNron, 40, both OI Newpon lucll. Blrc .. IOOUNTIJM VAL.LET COMMUtltTY MOSfl'ITAl ......,..,. Mr. and Mrs. ntamas C...f, Col .. l!MM,Qlf1 ,.._.._,, Mr end Mrs. Mef'lt Mii~. H ...... "'91on 9-:h, Qlf'I Mr end Mn. Mk .... 1 Merper, o. ... "°' ..... ,., Mr. eftd Mrt. O.rtancl Goel-. Fountain Vall..,, gin ........,..,, MA. ..... ~ 0.-P9ner, "'-· u1n v.11..,, 11111 ~" Mr end NWl. .-S 5'onotf, F-· i.111 ve11..,, 91r1 Mr •ncl Mn. "°9tf' lar1...._, Wntml-.llri Mr. end Mrs. ltone'49 JeM\. Hwlt· ability to get alo111 la a key factor ln -..on~• hiring? One school of thought sa)'I Mr. •nc1 --... J1mm1r 0-1...,., no, that you should focus on other, ~~'."::...-~o..Mi n._, ...,.. more poaltive reuoa.a for leavllll. ""'°" ._,., _, The oppoaite wlew 1ay1 tbat Mr. •ncl Mra. v1,..11 ....... baloney 19 recoplaed by the prac-Wlttlm:T~'i. MDIPIT~ ticed eye, that It's belt to establlab 1 •••••ru acarprtae-free nlaUonalllp ln cue .. .:;_::..:--..., n...-gn.u, yoar former 1upentaor findl a way .......-r" ~ blab about the confl1ct, and tb. al ""'· .. M1't.. ic.-t11 "· ........ ,_ .. lfl Velley,.., you abould etve copnt reaaoaa wb)' 1Ma..&Ma'"8 wi.g Alea~ ........ .._.TM. ,, .... -..-... .......,,. WbJclMYer you decide, 10'1 pro-""'· ..-Mnt.. .,,.., ,.....,, s. babl~ don't have a mucb to fear CMMaM•.~ .. from a reference check u YoU mitht ~· .,,. -.. ,,..,~ , .... s. baHCJDCe upon a time. Mr~":t.~rtc ..... SM &EADa aziV'i'CE: Whother ,.ou °"'*".,t'~,. are aeeldit.I a whit&-collar Job -or S:c.!:..w~ On19WY ......,* · hlrtn1 1peoplo -ber•'• inllde In· format1an .. on thtt beat w~ far emplo;Jen to approach tbe cate D•...,..... Set tut "' cbecldq backll'OQ.Ddl. and ---e~ tbe ldad1. of queaUoa1 former · emplonin lbould be asked to. maz. SAN DIEGO CAP> - lmlse lnfonnatioll. A Supea1ol: CoUrt JW7 P--~laWDctw~ Retildft Y'lc:e Pa a...-ct .,.a~patr·ot ~ ol.8attboldl •Co.. a maJor San DlelD lblrttt'a ._. uttlitive Mardl nrm.:u wntt.en an pullet "cJam•1•• of '2 ~~ ~w aUal ·uw eacb tn a Ubel and teetinlqUlll: llwtnmce l\1llCIWftl -slander 1ult. Tb 1 Jury u Su 1Utl 1'oOl lor. llanaa-nimt." found tti.lt Rlcbard £, a..-. •lllD wm a~ copy Wblt.e .ad l>tV'ODDe T. muat wlaee1'1....,,; LD stamps plus rer:reb ~and alllD· a Qlniilni4.: -IHlctrel eel malllAI dtrecJ deputiel Wllllam label with 10UI' requ .. t to .J01ce Lam Cawl11 and Mark s. XtnHdY It BOX "80, CCiita ..... MeJflt wt.th Of am. brutality. J.· , Voice Box Rebuilt .. •I : For Cancer Victims ATLANTA <AP) -New. relatively simple surgical techniques are male · 1ng it possible ror thousands of persons to talk again after losin« their power of speech because of cancer, a researcher says. While most persons take their ability to speak for granted. some 10,000 others lose their voices every year. most of them because of cancer of the larynx TO REMOVE cancerous tissue. surgeons perform what is called a laryogectomy. The surgery disrupts the windpipe, so the surgeon must make a small bole in the throat Cor breathing. Talking. however. is another prob- lem. Some people are able to do It by gulping air Into their mouth and forcin1 it aown the esophagus instead of the windpipe and talk by burping. Dr. James 0 . Stallings, a plasuc sur1eon of Des Moines, Iowa. 1s amona the piooeen in a new field dedicated to restoring the voice box, or larynx, through the use of pieces ofteodoo. ••J BELIEVE 111AT 1£ people knew they wouldn't lose their votce because of cancer, they'd 10 to theft- doct.or IOOOer," Stallln1s said in an interview. Stalllnp participated ln a seminar at the American Speeeh-Lanpqe- Hearla1 Aasoclatloa Convention hen. Re said b1a technique is one al aeveral available at major '1Dedlcal cent.en. .. Tbe ftice box that I rebuild ls not nearly u lood u the ooe nature s••e ua, became I have not been able ~ make the vocal cords open and clon," be said. "But before I die, I hope to do that.•• TO &DVILD THE voice box, sur-1eons use a rib aecuon to reeomtnact tbe la.rynx aDd teDdoaa tor tbe vocaJ cordL 8talltnp wd paUenta ttiain from 10 pllrcillftt to 75 petteot al their onauw ~ capacitJ Witbln two weeb ~ tbi operation. n. mll'J06 broulht ilonl one ol hi.a~ 1Nd:*il1, WQU Llvea1. a 1~~1•v=o&d .Ula ~mander ta \be Callfornla ptWoll•,_fJstern wbo \ID• d rnnt tbe ~-lD 1911. .. , ~the ~tJOD biCIUIO I dldnl..,. lo wake up wttti no way to talk, .. iiUd Ll¥'9Q ol·Rl'*'1de. "Back when I was 21, my vo1~ sounded like a fog horn ... be said.l "But I talk very well now. I have n<J trouble. In fact, I have had a docto• talk to me on the telephone and ca~ me a liar when I told blm I had laryngectomy " Stallings said be hopes eventually lo install a flap over lhe air hole through wtuch Livesay breathes so that 1t operates automatically wb he speaks. Then L1vesay will no have to place tus finger over the bol when be talks Hyannis Sees Ted Kennedy As Tourist Aid . HYANNIS. Mus <AP> -Moa6 folks here dldn 'l vote for John Kent nedy when be ran for president in 1960. And regardless of bow they feef' about bis younger brother, Hy~ residents are counttnr on Seo~ Edward M. Kennedy to keep up t.bia~ town's tourist boom. .. Kennedy's presidential campai~ ls Just be8innin1. but already poll say the siebtaeeing crowds at .• Cape Cod retreat are l1'0wlnl larpr :/. ,.. '• P,s a.w, .. O#srbag ~-apto~ • Potbt a Pendant Watches -H'WrDS CA:SU -J.ADID' HU'NTEJts CARS -WA'ICH awNS AHD roes -WA'fC'ff DISPLAY DOMES •Special Cb.ritbnu Inventory • Vienna Reaulator -AomuAH skOND BA.BOQut -lllEDEBW!lll! -VICTORIAN GRAND 90NNEJUE -RAR! MINIATURE •American Oak School Cloclcs •American Oak & Walnut Mantle Clocks . •Westminster Chime Wall & Mantle (Grandfather Cloclca) Cbrlalmu Ley-Away Now Av1ulabt .. 2350 Newport Blvd. • Costa Mesa 831-4346 u FREE 14KGOLD SCRIP'r mlAL WllhA '2500 Minimum PurchOSe •••If •• i!=Ont ................ . """" .......... ...... 'JI!' ............ .. ,... 4pt 2T •.....•• en.• _... Dlomond 2'-......... ..... seodO Q s4000 ~·::.-.-:::::::::: .... 1009 Slr1*lr'9 .,.._, eraae.t ..... '7.IO ,....,.. ....... cttAlll oo.*ts.p. •• MOlDa ~ .. 915.IO i M KT = u KTGc*I ,,_s.p, ._ 00 w 6-~. -· ':::' r Slrpenllne Refotl 11 7 99 Al*"'. . . . . . .... 00 ·~oo s900 .... . •30.00 Ull•I s I 800 .s I 400 sana-· · .. · .. · 'UO Double ..... 911.00 .... ........ ........... '11.C)C) ........ lrOOlllt ...• 921.C)C) =-·._oo ..-........ . ............. .. ......... ..... 'ltl' •.•........ 2"' ••.•.•••. ~ c.o ............ 'IO .. lrOclllfa • Al*all . . • . . • 91SJIO O-.Cclbfo EclntnQll . • •..oo .... Clrill!Na ............ , l"W Oec 1•0.C M TUIS. • ... ,. WID. ,_, .. ,. '"u•s ,. .. ,. ~•1 ,., ... . IAT ,. ... ,. MIN a..OlaD MOM ... ,. SALTY GIFTS FOR YOUR SAILOR MAM TWs ,... ......... aril'-............ n. tnffkm,......c1111lfio.. Nautical clock & gtftware manuf.cturera yearly Chnstmas sate Bnng pteasyre lo yaur man with the touch of tne S-. Clocks. wall decor. brass & 1ewetry Secucm'a Greetmga . /rorn ~·fiNTIQUE 1\9W 2426 -2428 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA ~Give a Treasure that will~ a.-. always bring Pleasure • • .. ~ . .. ' . " . .. 7 Unique Shops ll1,Yt;1u~ST 1.au1·ou & nt:u HOLIDAY SHOPPING at BAYCREST LIQUOR and DELI CASI DISCOUNT SPICW. Our'** 1°"' diacOUnt on one (1) caee purc:h8l8t Is being ~ to oftet our coatometa two (2) or more CaM1 1"9 ona OUI COST + TAX. • Reme11._ our comPtet• wtne end beer ~. bar • shoppe & deUcat .... n aupreme catering to your own needa Of tor apeclat OOCMiOl'IS- IA YCIEST ~ & DB.I 333 E. 11th St .. Calta Mesa (7141 646-12'2 F!AnJIUNC A UNIQUE SELECTION 01' FIHB ANTIQU&S AN1' BXOUISITB C1FTS. • 422 Jiu. St. NEWPORT BBACH (1J.f) 673-6001 CB.EIRATE CHRISTMAS. DEC.4 ~VSIDE i PHARMA~ Singles Gourmet aub, Restaurant dtn· 1ng. For reservations &lnfoCall: Dl~ATI 548-1890 CHRISTM~ PIANO SPECIALS Hames Gmd art case $3995 Wurtit.zerGrand $2995 fumer Upright C 1895 $1495 Why shop at a drug state? Bayt«te Phlrmecy can show )'OU a better W'rf to spend YoUr shc>pplnQ time than running from store to store 1016 Bayside Dnve tat the foot of Jamboree) ....... Somd & UcJlit S,.lcwfer: Hobday PartJes. Clubs Banquets, Receptaoos: and etc. 760-0111 Tom Thumb $1995 Gdl certJ!icates avail for lampa, stools, cusbaona, eervices, etc. Gnat for qffh V 181t our aliop Call us we will give you our ~zed service that will turn you into one of our regular shoppers. 645-7271. ~D.~t lllKlOHamUton, H.B 98G-1W GIFTS OF WOOD TOYS Rlt atmtfN ~ Glm R1t All AGES ~ FACTORY DIRfCT PRICES Beautiful tram9. boats. ai!"Pfanet & more. Un1<1ue OlriatmM tree omamem. & diabndlve anlmal PUZZies. Aa advertised In "SunMt Magazine.- All our products are made from Ill wood. flO platlcs .. used. Many rtema are made from aeveraf varietlea of wood to add natural oolOr & patterns. All pieces are jolned by hidden metal fasteners & glued f0< durability. Our ohildren'a ltema. toys. puzzlee. stools. etc .. have aafe rounded corners Come see us at our factory Wed·Frl 2PM-6PM. Sat. 10AM·2PM. Parking In rear Wll:STBRN WOOD WORKS 1675 PLACENTIA AVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 (114) 631-6430 l'AIMflfA(ll rT 1.-.UllfROAlf Nt'f\'f'(IRl RIA< H ~·.~ "Fashion-. Created For Womt"n" c~u 631 ·5656 MINI-B~ZUR ....... ~ .. <DOU 1tOUSIJ I MUHATUID .. OIUOI CGUm 64W2.61 1/2 PRICE SPECIALS! J ...... .,u-.w ,...w,..w. cs',,.._ .... ,.. ... MOW,,. ¥.t"llMft. ........................ MOW scr 1r ..... w,..,,..c-............. MOWJr WI MA ft MANY UMMlMll OMI OlJ A ... AMrlOmS Victorian Fetnttng Couch Custom dll6Qll9Ct Ttger Oek wine ..wr w/buftM Cont~•'f 8fw Primttt\'9 '*-Cl>illiellCICl•l.tclfc*ll'roeetOMt-1'919 ~ Roll Top 0..C. CIOW-S MIST AMl"IOUIS IOI M.•C P IMi Comet Palluda. Sin Oemlnt• 4tMJ42 , ........... lxlO Color. P.•liall . ..., .... ~- Sluclrt Malclilll ,_.,...., l•I Mew,.. ..... c..e.MIN . Ctlt. .,.u 0 64MIOO s....r•=""*' 15591 .... A ... ....,.,. .... 642-7644 JC~e ~ c4-fk, ~ Jli'Ahv~u Invites you to Christ.r'l8S shop with us! °"'P' in for coffee and browse through our I arge selection of American & English oak antiques-also w e have a beautiful line of gift items and Hummel's. Open 7 daya Mon-Sat 1CMS Sun 12·5 18960 Brookhurst (at Garfleld) Fountain Valley 982"3202 AntiQues Furniture China WISE CHOICE Consignment Shop 326l.4ain Street Huntington Beach, Ca. 92648 ( 71 <4) 960-6333 Tues.-sat. 10:00-4:30 • Jewe'1y Glass ~ f-LY Wr;)y· o~ ~ 0 IOI AIR~ BALLOOI q RIDE fJJ A I R wcw. GIFT canACA'TIS, 2940 Gree• L.m. u.ltA COlllaMtta C7141 14t-tt22 More Owlstmal Gift Suggtltton1 on Next l!cp I I I , ..... "." ... , ... .............. ..... , .......... ............. ..... 0. ........ r------~ •"::::'"• I 1~.., I I -t • I I I ..,..111 I ._ _____ J 673-3412 308 Marine Or Balboa Island llBY VACUUMS Reblt models a.!9. New ..credit tum dowm • demos at ar fordable prices. SOUTH CO~T KIRBY 831-2855 ·CRl~SOM CLOVER IJll M.BC ... IHll S-Ck••• Unusual Fresh Flowers & OeccntK>ns For ChnatMU 1 of a Kind Gfft lteme 7 days week F re e OeffY'9tY 492-3461 .. Special Friends 897-1392 LAYAWAY YOUlllCYCU NOW!!!! FerQri ..... Sdllwlm:~ llcydH MOPIDS ,....... Moto•c- MISSION CYQERY 27672 Gown Vly ~ Mo ,s1on V1!:!10. Co 495-5771 831-2861 'lll!litS\ffi [D§ , ... \.J "-bor ....,d ~ ,., 1 9tf\ ••• : l•Mlof~ • .... ... Of c3 _ ... , Qs'f 'S..W s .,, ........ SJS he 8iggeSt Marketplace On The Orange Coast COAST LIFE and DAILY PILOT ....................... CLASSIFIED ADS One Call Service 642-5678 Fast Credit Approval Hones For SaW •···············••····· G.-rol t002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7800 DOWN NO QUALIFYING AssWlM! 10.S% Loan U,_.IVIJlt f1f)Mltl REAL TORS . 675-6000 24-43 Ent Coat Highway, Corona del Mar \\ I > 1 I ·, '• TAY LOR CO . 1\1 .. \1.1 ( 11;:-. •.;111 ,. l~l·l ti MteUa SNOllS OCWROMT A great close·up view of the blue Pacific! Your private steps from your door to the community beach. Exclusive, quiet. serene living in this contemporary home with 4 bdrms. formal dining . family room . recreauon rm .. study. 31h baths. Spa & blt·in aquarium. Sl.200.000. WESUY N. TAYLOI CO .. llALTOtlS 2111 s. "°'' f ... lood MEWftCMIT Cl!MTB. M.I. 644:49 I 0 IAYFROMT We have several fine homes with pier & slip PENINSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family home. Close to ocean.~.000 EL TORO HORSE COUMTWY 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths; ranch style. mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J.11 h11y,,d, [J, •• •, i~ tJ/·, biol f.J' .. j \, . I ' Q.~.A ,,, . I I!\ ,,, ' • i '\'.:>,... ! ( ••• . ,, I I o ' ' .... UDO ISUNOP. Modem a bdrm., 2 t.u.. with IUllU)' South patio; completely remodeled . On 40 fl. lot. Has separate apt. above garage with outside, pnvate entrance. In move-in condition! Best pnoed property 00 Lido Isle. IG),000 3 BR· 2 BATH LEASE OPTION ~TSIDE cALL=AIPET SEAVIEW 1~™:.n CUSTOM 754-1202 Jbr,w/view.Guardgate, We have sevenl homes tenoit, pool, lllnt. terms. from $56.000 aod up all Gorgeous Eastslde Mesa --------i Owo/Brkr. 97S·l177 or withasawnableloansuo· EQUAL HOUSING custom built 3 bedrm OR llACH U~ _da_yw_. ss_1_.9_11_&ev_es_._--1 der 10%. Some with low OPPORTUNITY 2 bedrm + den home! szt,fOO down. Seller ready to _ Gated entry court yard ,.......,'-bd..CallS40-3666 for privacy Fem grotto. Super mobile home park -·J p t' a ,.,.. Motlcr. 2 patios, lots of storage, acrou from beach. adJa· All real estate advertised steps to Newport & Back cant aolfiog, restaurant, Ba , .,__ i..._ cocldail 1.oun&e. Large 1 in tlda newspaper ill sub-Y . """""' l&Wt wtoner. BR, could be divided to 2 J.s tot.be Federal Fair now!! Call 752-1700 lloaslDI Act of lH o-tN 111 q." HUN ro&u•K 1• Bdrms, best mvestment, •Nhel,111 R·~o l E•fCJ fe 1'1<. o/ newparl REALTORS '75-Hll OM MYSM Dllft: .. ee-.. ~ =., .. ,_ ..... ,.... ...... _., c , I 1111*»* _. Wllldl .. ............... ,, WIAYYllW ........................... --.~ ....... ,.. ... ....,,.._ •• 11°1 .. 111151 ° :z •• JllHIJ ................. .., .. .... ,_,,c.11 wa-:.-.,.~ Siii. .... OM IATAD'll: ...... T.....w. U. t• tv f ljll ... _ ...... & _....A 0 aa. lterftee.t floen, HW kite.... ... capuft I' • If llllL .,.,_ 111•11•1, •• ...., ...... J1/J ............ , .. 4. .................... ., .... ,.... FLllllLi flMAMCIM• •••llable. Slll,000. OM PHALdOPI: MeN '-* Stile & .,.. ... .., ..................... _ ... ,.., ..., urpehNI. ........ ltu•1 CM & ... 1 ...... ....,,.... ...... ... room & two bewllM .._ •••I•~ ... Price rw•ad tw .. di ... $149,700. COLE OF NEWPOIT IULTOltS 2515 E. Coed Hwy .. C--.. Mtr 675-5511 NEW .. l~TOWl•IOMI Located nepr teaota comt. It pool. 6padolw liYiq It spotleN. Call MMDIII ~O~C:ST E OLSON ·--~ ASSUME 4 Ba CIDl"Der' lot with RV Is baltt accesa. Hurry! CaUl60m FO~C ST ~ OLSON f • ' .. ~ IHYISTOltS OHL Y! It UNITS Nr Prune Beach Area $485,000 Court ~ale Deferred maintenance Good pro(it opportunity First to call gets thci rart' ti.rp.ui• THiii """"WOIDS j. Prite, llHblllty, loca>. Um. Yoa'U pt more for. your money 10 this ·: beeutifw family home-~. 'If /U alnt l'loor plan " super location. 3 de·~: bpUul bdrm.a Wllh •'- .ep. mas&er atat.e. coi:y frpk, fonml duun& rm &..; watiar. Won't last. Act DINI. Call 97i-5370 ALLSTATE .~\ REALTORS f. --------· WHY ..eitSTAYHOME They enjoy the comfort • ol a ruce home m a cho1ce- locat100 This special . home has 3 large bdrm:., 21" baths. spa and all that IS needed for superb hVlllg PLUS the advan• uige ol a secluded l BR 1 ba income unit or in law retreat Ca II 979 S311t TODAY PMft a• 1 PrHticp Elegant 2 Br condo over loolnng all o r th e Newport coasthne E.x cellent l oca ti on Complete ent.eruunment & rec:rulloo amen.Illes ~ proVKled hnanc mg at a low 10...,% lD t.erest Sborehne Assoc Investment Division 714-N 22162 .. Coat. Mesa A To"""'•• OCEAH VIEW LLSTA TE. OHL Y Venailles pen~ ul BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 673-8700 ........ Udo Redecorated with pnde Lg 4 Bdrm w /gour?Mt kitchen. I mma c. lhruout Take over 9'h% loan or owner will finance at 11%. $389,500 t ra de I u x e .tr 1 m REALTORS ONE LEFT maculaLe. 2 Bdrmi. . 2 -- --- 10o/o Dow. SI.ISO balha. frplc + l'om· lal»a tu.ct 1006, Plus closUlg coat.a mun 1 t y a m e n 11 1 es •••••••••••••••••••••• .. 2 br, vaulted ce1lmg, SZl0.000' 1 bnck fireplace 1real 1. -...0. lay Prop. BALBOA 1~• 1NO ~: large cement patio. lleeilfon ~ JACUZD. 2650 Saola Ana • '1'-7CU.O • DUPLEX Ave. JUSl so. of llesa ~~~~~~-·j Dnve. -Charm101 Old Wosld HONEYWOOD fOUa..ft.D fac.tde. Used bnck, gl .. s.· AU 2 bdrm UDJU. m eit· Ir wood. Exciting &: -0i~: TOWNHOMES ceUent l"ftWll area. Ell· t«esune LDtenor deal~ f61-6 I IJ tenor JUll pamted. Ex· Beautiful home Is JO ... =ial fM pnce come Call 1.11 for ~ . PllU pnce cMalla! .. a '°" 1144.IOO Call 151-.3111 JACOBS REALTY JIJ)>o,·_,>:·s •75-6670 f I o 1 aJifornia SAC1t1ftC1 llAI. UTAJ1 Auume •·•""' a.t. ... lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;.iC: SELECT .am lO'I. ZDd. Oeun vu T' PROPERTIES I BJ', S.a•i•• area. SeUidlellCema ~ m.ooo dD. Parmeots SllM/mo. P'ul . price -.000. Oom:puablea at sm,ooo ., ... TOWNBOllES and DUPLEXES $37 ,500 Ii Up. I in Yreka, Calif. 8 miles from the Klamath River. IS m1 from Oregon bor der . Cal l 19 16 I s42.j737 colle ct or 714/828-9091 "IMVESTOttS" Beach Duplex. 3 yrs old Low maintenance . Owner w/belp finan· oe.c.it~ FORESTE OLSON -....... . •nc--c- Find what you want 1n Dally Pilot Classifieds «iJ Coldwell Ba nker ISTATI rwaan~ -For lbe family that wants one of the fmest homes on the island. 6 Bdrms, s baths. family room. study. formal dining room plus a new pool Steps to private beaches & tennis courts. $825.000. Large assumable loan + owner may assist with financing. IN NEWPORTCEllTEA -. 644~060 C ti, _.._.IOI · ....... ............... -:: 0..THISl.ACH • Bedroom•. 3 baths.: UUDll fr s pa BEACH• ROAD REALTY: 496-0lllM. 0 C--.. Mcr 10~ ........................ UASE/Of'TIOM ! s Br 3Ba Spyglass Hill • SID> per mo . appll~t> w: se.ooo MS-m2 • -1' 7lOSANTAMA OPIHDAILY 3 Bdrm. 640-6161 . • " " I . t ~~ VOGEL :· PACIFIC ~ , NEWUSTIMG ; I movefast! ~Ji'el~,.~w • IHmtll .lU'dltJ fORW. nee, color, relillOe. sex, --------C.IAf .... • ·R' llUS or ..,.....1 ortsm. Of' ao ocll.._,....--i : -iatllllAAc• to make an,y .---v" • -s pneen.ee, limit.a· CONDO Lge assumable loans. low int. available Homes from $118,SOO · S67S.OOO Jasmme Creek BayCTeSt University Park West.ch.tr Big Canyoo -= 111111 1'1111 ca. COIONA DB. MAR FIXH Charming Duplex. both Umts ba ve fireplaces and approved plans for Remodeling. Call Now: 673-8550 C. Cod Cll:a wr •· This CO M dupleit• features 1denllcal 2 BR.•• bah houses wttb w~ floors. fireplaces and: pvt. pabos Owner Dex.:•. Ible-submit trade or c:reebve r10anc1ng. Ask· IQI '225.000. Call Dano-: dm.crdilcrlmiut.ioD." 2 Bdrma., 2 baths ; --------i ,,. ••spQer will lmowtq1y accept any •d•ertltlDI for real ...... wbida .. iD ~tmaf&M .... security bids. Vacant; DO YOU H a r b or V I e w: lmmed. ocaq>ancy. Sub. OFFERASERVICE? Hills prqe. '225,000 Let the public know with m.83 ~Eves an ad in tbe Daily Pl •i...o....,.--~ associated HP"l.,J~· ~ft.,T(':P~ J ' .,,., • ~ r ' ' ' " Service Di.rectory. It can cost you u little as $1. per day. For more in· formation and complete I rates eall 6'2-5178. mac nab I Irvine realty A IU891DtARY Of THE IRYINE QOlll'A.NY UMIYmSll'Y , ... , Rare .. Cardifr' model ln the 0 Terrace" -2BRa & added loft &c bobby room. Desisner papers -Iota of wt>od paneling -patio w/11>a . Air-cond. & eecurlty alarm 0ay1tem. $1Zl;SOO. (P.e8) OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ~ .. FAMOUS YllW On Almost "1t Acre This Large Estate Overlooks Newport Beach Harbor. Very Comfortable 4 Bedroom Home With All Glau On View Side. lntri1uln1 Terraced Roma.a Garden With Beautiful Pool. Flreplt It Berbecue. GrHt For Eotertalninl-Call For Appobatmmt. tit =-= m ... •• aova .... < l!LEGANT NEWPORT FIXER Private iron-gated courtyard leads to elegant entry of a Family home of living. Terrazro to magnificent living room & formal dining, w I builtin hutch. gourmet garden-view kitchen, family room with massive stone fplc, wet-bar & wooden flooring, private, secluded library, 5 stately Bdrms, Master Suite w I gt'acef ul marble f pie, shady covered patios, xtra Jar1e 3-car garage, much, much ·more for only $445,000. Call DOW, G'13-8550. llACH CHAIMB • lllCtcl SJt,Ooot Be.a utiful 3·atory home w /fabuloua white water views from upper terraces. 3 Bdfms. famUy rm, wet bar, fplc, and 1kyliabti complete thij brii'bt, epaclou1 Desl1ner home. Owner anxious, wlll help finance. ACt Now: 678-8550 Bibb, Agt • 675-Zll I . 102J : ....................... .,.. .. n.s.t.... ': ......... • 1 3 bedroom ''G reen· brook.. home equipped • (or outdoor f1111. 1 yeaf • ..., beal.ed pool • spa1 Co•e red patio ~ ... ...,mtlen.lMide ... t~· lJ room area. couatrr ~ wttb breaklut .. bar, ..... eoun&en. alnltr. l"lnplace. Set Ob a lalyf __. lot la &o.ety area. , HvrYI SU0,000. CaO Mhm _ ..-.... •1: -;1. -~~-~~--~- i SYC:AMOll 4t&.IN •AMDMIW ,.._ larte I bd, I" t.., Quallty towabome eoliid0min.lum1. Only I aftllable. SlOl,lm. at.JO Santa Aoa Ave. 84H734. OPm HOUSE. 4 Br. 2 ba, li rm w/frplc, Ira d ftl rm. up den .979-19. Owna' f'inanced 10518~. , IMICAPICOMDO MLIAleTllACH "'·'°' Onl)r l yr new and ln top eonitltklll Md ~1raded 2 er z ba IJ'OUDd nr umt w/an auwnable loan at R~ int. Tennl1, 1pa, pool &ad chabhoUH. Only 1 blk to beach. CALL&W·7211 Caysey Co~ /Jn NIGfl UJ\IL[ Y & l\55lJCIJ\TE5 ~ chm. 4 BR. beaut. --------..... v ... n:M»~ ....,._ I 044 SPACIOUS SPUTLtVll home on bu1e 160.P square rt. lot. this 4 Bedroom. 3 i,, bath house bas IJ'Ul potential for expansion or remodel New roof and 11dina and close to POPUlar park. this l'DOUDlaLD view bome ls priced to move fHl at $180,000 '8*m. %\ilt&a, pool. 2000 ....... ~······ ••••••••• aq. a.. emtom teatW"S. MIW E. Side loclltioo. ~3795 Woodbriqe Townboulle GOOD 3 Bdrm t~ba. uperaded. 1Mfl9CMUIMT ByOwner. tin.500/C>rfer. • di;; lowest iatereat &7~or9e2-8750 rat Lovely North Coeta WOOOlllDGE UOCSo Cout H.away ID Village Fair LAGUNA BEACH Meu home at j u1t 3 Br$125.0005 Br 118.000. m, ramlly room. $195.000 auume 9'h% 497-2457 fireplace, loads or trees 642-0112. 644-6887 and RV 1toraae too. Family neighborhood, .._. ~WMr many amenities, VA 197.:SOO/offer 3 Br. 1'·• Ba bu.Yen welcome. Call Woodbridge Glen . 5'-SMO for more Wo. ~. 962·8750 -~ > HERITAGE . • REALTORS SUltFUALTY MER LEAVING )lcEam11m Suiper a Bdrm pool home. = &ocaUoo. Owner now, caU to see. 18 '. HERITAGE . fHALTORS ~ ~· Speetanlar bllltop .... 20lJ.llOI lq. ft. a.it to Nartna. s.1 .. Rel·• Calle La P.rtma ~. $18,000 w IMS.000. Cl1'3540: e400I Bldr. BEACH LOV.QS BAl\GA.IN Quaint, aolldlJ·bullt ~ 0.. falal boma wttb 2 ... ooaw. Iota of dW'm ....... loUtloD ..... ................ ~QIQ) UAL l::STATS cm>•1111 Woodbndge 2~r. frplc .. L.a1J1R1 HHls I 050 ~ a.ssuinable. 559-6$48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~-----· Lei.sure World. Galt' 14 S19,llOO Orange Tree Con· Panoramic view. 3rd do, S·plan, A/C up· floor, Villa Nueva, 2br araded, pool. tennis, 2ba, 586-6879 A/C. aft auper k>caUoo. broker. 7pm. _ m.aaor. ------~..... 1012 ~. -~ .................. , ... . . VWf9~CJ 11Exefer.. CUSTOM '4.LI WOOD & M.ASS ~ .,... •• the .. aa Park II Homes; de· P..._.s. ~ low ~~ ana~adrthk~h!·n~ MaintHHC~ yard. family room . Built S-. OCEAN VIEW. around central atrlum. Honw & Income ar Calli. hVU1g at its best GREAT fnnstment. Seelttoday' $178,000 t&l.TOP HIDIAWAY Qimplu prlvacy from UU aparldln1 2 Bdrm lane, futurtn1 bot tub aad deck adJolniDI LOIJllltG Vi .. R.E. 497-1761 .... Vleio 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ql • • t • r • u it e .I•-------• PrQl.aional deconlloo and natural wood• tbruout. Great tlnancln1 a'11llable. $1Jl.tOO. OCEAN vtlW!t Sacttnce1 .uaume t.G1'. Nice• bd. a ba. owe 2nd. -.000. Pa.tit ck l.11·1lll tfJ Coldwell Bonker --- ; .. HERi rAGE UI l\l lllH~ t!i.1 .. 11:111 ' .'~ ~.' •S1 : :··: • H1n•rh41.1 ','.•, ;.,.,,,,, • £ .l<olt.lutl Pr .t lilr"I SPYGLASS HILL IESTIUY More than $:50.000 less than any home oo the tull A well located non· view 3 Bdrm Portamoutb mdl CALI, QU rcK . CAN'T ~T al $349.000 644-7211 /Jn NIG(L UJ\llEY & J\SSlJCIJ\l ES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSUME9"""'" FHA Nace 3Br DR 1-'RPL LODN M03 PITI 6(2.2455 s-.t..... 1088 Just footsteps & you're there. 5Br. 2Ba beach home . $225,000. With $137 ,000 aasum· able lat at 9% <YNC2nd. 1090 ....................... NIWPORT IUCH 12UMITS 1 DOOR from octAN Unbelievably low L9W PRICED at $425.000. Owner' will trade. Wort.I._. ..... 516-7777 tlDIWQUMrTS PRIME EASTSIDE. CM 28dnmeacb. nfESTARN!SCO. M>-m1 RENTAL INOOllE PROPERTY From $11,100 llod TUSTIM/• _,.... Type aom.. a. Mewity. -Y-,100 a pvt beacbe9, pool --~71.,. • TreMure lale Pk On a quiet cul-de-aac illOt Padllc Cat Hwy wtdl COl1 stone frplc and La1una Bcb. R.11 . P formal dlnlas. .. aa extra cnoa.~79 clean 4 Bdrm w /prof. -....-"'--------t landacapio1 and the «11/MeM ..... i:.~l~ prlce . CALL Pride of o•ntrabl QUI'-ltlD,000. Prtnclpa.la '44-7JI I Bnlbr.Ml-CD OCIAMYllW o.mom tlt·pMx, •11 aq. ft. All wood eimrtor, • dldla. 2 )'1'I old. Two bdrm•. one I bdrm Olllr....... SZJ7 ,500. 101' lnttNS --•••••••••••••• with $71.500 dowa ............ ('10411·5Z15. 105 De ,_.. '-' I ..... San CJemea&.e, ,,, ...... -.... ••• ..;lr~OW11__._oer.;.._. -----1 ·•••lllMAMCI CMOICl4UMl'f'I Ila yard, I Bedroom on a ql.Ut .uee&.. llo. to mo. OK. MS pr mo. Call 751..altl l BR W/ltJYtle. mrt1 All wi pct. aao. No pell m'f• 2 or a BR. 2 ba new 'lbftbome. Sea Blltf ca. Q)'Oft. Poof, Jae. tennia Welpt rm. f150/mo MMl.50 4 BR. 2 ba . wuher & ~r Dys 896 7281. t-ve Sl&-2177 or M2 8953 $575 mo 2br -...tlk lo bt>a1·h ~Moa~ 675-8982 .i bedroom 2 bath. near beach, fireplace. newly remodeled. l11r11e renred luck ) ard 557 11 IS~ wknd' or aflt'r liP\1 IMO-~ myllml' J lir. 2 ba. frplt t lcN' lo beach Gd refs n ·q ~ mo Call collei:t .r1 6 pm !13 93).2333 }, mo. lkautlful 28r earthtones avail Paula 962 7788 or 1141. !Br, dm rm dbl car Rar dishwshr bttru.. fncd \-d mldmi OK fully rptrl 9Q.l.987 4 Br condo. carport. nu pets. Hunt Cont. 547;, IDf 7'18--7633 • BR. 2 ba, walking du.· Lance lo heh. 1>11 yard I or '2 children. no peU. ll!l!ll>tmo IJJl ft 1st mos req. $200 clean.Ing dep. =I needed. Ca I t dys. or 964-5869 lmda. -- ·~ 1242 .. .................... . VACATION EVERYDAY' Wlatenn>at 2,060 IQ ft ~ avail Jan, fum or unfum, boat 11ip op- .sn~Dl:IMfl Pbr lease: Woodbl1d~ <nebJde, S Br. 1~ Ba. --·--- n -· ,._,eel lor roommates· new. 2 IQatr bdrm1, ocean view. Pool, Jae, l•nala. No Children. 9511o. eo.t. Mesa Call f1t.MJ7 NO PEEi Apt. It Condo Afstw• fW.a•1d ~la.la. Villa Rental• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• m..12Bk:r. ........... 3706 3 Br. 2 Ba, pool, jac.. •"•••••••••••••••••••• frplc, indoor BBQ, 115(). 1 Bdrm Bayfront with MS-Cm. 84.2-5031 view, for ain &le ex-ecwive. Available Dec -- 1 '. ;I J c I J t ' ' rl ---t 'fUlll-.c>UllD f\IM: eo-1 Act1Vlt1.. DI· reet01• F1ff Sunday Brunch• eao·a •Par· tiea •Aus much~ ~lllCMATION: Tennt•fr" LHeona (PfO la pro thc>t>) • 2 Health Clubl•SaUN• ~·Swwn mlna •Golt OrlVlng Range RAUTIFUL A .. ART· MENTI: Slnglee. I &. 2 Bedroom• • Fur mshed & unturruehtd •Adult Ltvtng •No Pete • Models Open daily 9106 Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newport Buch/So.' 1700 16th SI 1Dove1 01 1&1111 (714) &42·8110 Newport Beech/No. 680 Irvine li1116111) (714) 645-05!SO Three 1 Br af.ts avail. now. ~. Poo . No pets. ~. Maple St. Apt.a now rent· ln&. 1 Bdrm apts. S23S " up. Furn or unfurn. 1919 MapleSt 631·3874. Spacious 2 br apt.a. Fami· ly unit. Pool 4c Play- eround Sundance West Apts 11196 Maple. 846-1486 or 642-1951 Newport Studio Condo L "'50 pr mo. yrty. Agt. Nr. Haq Hoepttal. Pool, 873--4082 28r, den. 2Ba. frplc. ID· SJ>&, aauna. Security. ------Sldel.aUDd. lac.encl. gar Gnalarounda. MOO. Call 2 Br. 1 Ba, JNrty lae. $&50/mo. Lit & la.st. $175 CoDec:tm1m -1001. Street parkine. 3 Br. sec. dep. 531>-9704. a.. yearly lse, 1 ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br b --WA1'BFRONT parking. Agt. Mari 2 Br 2 Ba, winter lease, 2No '<~t~lld.r~n~l~~~~tg MAllHSt'S WALi Modem z.sty 4 Br 3 Ba 873-8705 ___ street parking. Agt. olc.642-'1344.QIS. Large 3 br, 21/t ba apu borne 2 '-1 • 1 .... ~.. Marie 673-8705 Frplc, wet bar. pvt yard, • uyCS, .. '""'a• tBrfumorunfurn.$400 . -----encl. garage $510. oN~~pobertcaAoaval llin iw. ,Yl'ly. Adults,..-. pets. Yrly, 2 BR apt. partly 2St8rovega~de~er8rpi~ wSJ/g9a5r. Children. pets ok. 16662 · ..... · · m -675-9229. furn .• 1 or 2 adults only. • Jib Circle. 840-6807 1 Br. den. Jacuzzi. bg pal.lo, ·~ $495 640-1177 F. rmmle 25 35 for $275 mo 2Br lBa. CdM Nant"y 760· 1113 . o r 543-9367 Rap fem <30 s 1 to share house w same Jo;-i.1de t M $210 + h ul1I Apts for rent 2 blk.s from 49t-M21 days EXEC.sums Looluni for an office m a warm & friendl y •l 11U1phere" Do you need persooahz.ed phone COii erage ~ I.he ava1lab11Jly or a proress1onal secretarial service" You ·11 hnd us at 666 MoMy to Lo. 5025 ...................... , ;\- SWIHGLOANS and .• 2nd Tnm De4!d Loamt00 ·, resJdenual property ..: Cust.omlled to meet your needs' RE DEPT SAMTlAGO IANK 714 832 5200 Bale.er Street C..ll Bev 111t ~~-~~~~~~ 919-ll81 -----· mediately. S850 mo yr No pets or children. $4~ Adults. no pets. S48·1377 _ ------ round+ lBt oklaat okdep . ....,.,, ... 3707 mo 673-5099 3 Br. l~• ba. Children ok Call6'5-6648 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . __ 2 BR duplex. patio. lndry .. _., mo Frplc dlni & -rm Nwpt Hgts area 365 _,,.. · · n Np\ Studio Condo. Nr S leeping rooms & C--cWMar 3122 OgleSt.SJ7-4l66 · area,encl.patio.garage, Hoag Hosp 2 Br. 2 ba. mgrs ore 4150 A Patrice, Np\ Bch. 3br, 2ba, ocean view new· ly redecoratA!d Share 3 br duplex m Old OCc apace for rent L.tl( CdM. fantastic \1ew. Bcb 500sqftS1 ~per aq qu.a.IJ ty th roo& hout S600 ft 497-41.51 mo. Ca II Bob 673· 7245 . fNEED ·::~ fMONEY ~:: Hoag Hosp p 1 kitchenettes. S75 wk & -·•••••••••••••••••••• laundry room . Agt aauna. Se~uri~.' ~t up.Oceanfroot.675-8740 21lf',l'hba, twnhae fprlc, Large 2br apt w/patio. -~---·---,,==== 968-2238 ~ ... 6t8-29C7213/477·7001 Corana .. Mar 3722 pool. deck, beam cell· S360Mo 717 James St. u-~ v· --. ....................... inp, bltins, lndry bkup, Apt. 8. 64().4979 s~o ADULT ...,,..... 4350 2 Br 1 Ba. partly rum. up ••••••••••••••••••••••• stairs. yrly $&50. Avail Sn&l car pr. For ~torage homed. A.at. 673·3355 only MOMo Avail Dec. "91~ 1ew Knolls Con· On the water Newport MIOMo. Drive by 4341 E. 2 B 1...., Ba 2 do, <Ford Rd le San Beacb'a fine'1t . $1200. Pacific cat Hwy. 673-0473 r. , ·sly, pvt Mipel). 2 br. micro, pa mo MZ-4783wkd,ys pat.lo, pool, lg playyard bbq, pvt .,_0o, pooJ, ten· · · _ fANTASTIC! m> 84.2-2824 __ en .. . LIVl l"G ~~ Bachelor. partly furn. up- ltairl, yrly ~. Aval! lmmed. A¥J,. 673-33$5 l.&e2723 ------E'ncl double garage 6 blb from beach. HB. $70 Ills, Jacuui. tT25 mo. 1 Br 1Dcf'I utJI. Garqe. 2 BR. 2 ba., trpl • 2 car Larp 2 bdrm, 2 ba, cpts. Day f1Wmt-uoo; •v NewlJ' r'fdec+new cpt.a. E: Wlhr/dryer. re!rit drp1. refric. bltn•. j m.i.. ac.toabop9 .... 7"7 llo.PauUlart.io dstrwahr. encl gar. --Eltate 144.7383 Ad Its l ••LA • 1 & 2 BR Patio Ailts •Oishwashefs & 880'1 •Pool & Rec. Room •Lu1h lM1dacaptng •Jog to Beech & Shoos 149 2 BR 2 Ba. very clea.D. -..S21110 _ __ _ _ adult, DO pet apt. 1 bUL lr OHie....... 4400 J Bdr:m 2 8a. Wnily rm, C.... Mlso J7%4 MS-~ DO pe II -· 'rplc, Harbor Vlew .. 4' .. •-••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 1 bath w/flreplace. ____ _ beach 11$385 mo Ca II -·•••••••••••••••••••• M&-G5.S all SPY "bciam, CJD nlce 9l, n~ SUS CASIT AS \ll)ltainl, Very tecluded. 2 bdrm. s min to ocean, bit ~· pool G ~f\inl. 1 br apt ti'fS It ap. 1lO peu or cblldren Ina. encl. pr, paUo. dia· 2 Bdrm l Ba. upper. S~A ENVIRONMENTS included. S'l25.~ .,._.,.1 AduJ•-"75/mo. Avail Dec. 15 hwsbr MOO. &&5-1893. 1tove/refrt1. AvaJlable £llJ<: • pr. ... no ,.._ 875-2311 -aow tU.5 145-7513 All '9bJ]t-4omtlfo,.. HI Tonbouae nr. Hoa pet.a. 2UO Newport Bl. · ---2 er. 2 ba, encl gar. palao, · · --=--962-4500 Hosp. I BR, 2~ ba.1 541-411&8. __ 2Br. lBa. Near bch. no pets. $395. Nr So. est ==;;;;.._ _____ 1 s.ta._ lllO Cw pool. Adult area. w/pooi Carport for 2 Plaza.fl44.lJ03 .._.._._ _ .................... . Dbl. carport. noo1 CASADIORO $425/mo.213-726-9517 ---t•ti.. ~ ... 2 Ox>doNrSoCstPlau 1 -~-0 --••-•• AlLUTILITIES PAID ----"'-C "-So C ,.._-_,. ~ . ._....,r .,..z,.5333 ,.._,,,_ ~-~.24 ,....,w on..., nr . st. ••••••••••••••••••••••• on MacArthur Compare before you ~ _.... -Plaza 2br, 2ba, Sec. All Ocupy lmmd •NPTTERRCONDO• rent. Custom design ••••••••••••••••••••••• Amcruties PaUoor bak. 2 BR. 2~ ba townhouse Ele&ant·Spotless!ie<:ure 2br. 2V.ba, frplc, sharp. I feMtures: Pool. BBQ, *5uper clean 2 br upper. Adlts. 644 4978, 644·6535 1700sq ft . 2 car gar, near Paik car al door·Kld OK Pool·Rec. S550Mo. cov 'rd garage, new C?pts, dlllll. bltns. no pets. beach. $800/mo. Call art 3b 2ba $500 64 -8602 961M13118 960-1503 furniture. surrounded $335. 752 (8 ) SbalJmar Lovely 2 br. 1'·2 ba, stove. 6pm. 714/997·5490 r. · 1 with plush landscaping. ~or536-1857. c rpt, drps, garage. l"9w 1 3844 ••••Rh,.,.. .... d Adult living a t ita best. 1 ........ .,.....,.H ...... -s Adults, no pets. $340 1980 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or u..fwwlthecl 3900 Nopet.s. -~ A Ar-1 D Anaheim. Open house. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18drmfum1shed$385. Large, 1,2&3 bd garden 545-3229, 752-2721 Woodbridge 3 br, 1'~ ba, 2 Bdrm lumished S4SO apts. Adults. Dsbwhr, upgraded condo. Lakes. Seawif1d Villaae 36SW. Wllson,64Z·l9'1l bttns, encl gar, 8811 bbq. Nke ~zy bacbel?r unit. pool. tennis, rec. center 6 . Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott All uul pd. Refng. $225 No pets. $500 mo. 833 1352 New 1"2 bdrm luxury Executive home 1n 1 Br mobile home $295. P1.642-5C173:64SS6ll mo 973Mlssion.838·8086. aft.er6&wknds. adult apts In 14 plans Larae 4br. fam rm, brkfst It din rm. wtwet bar, 2 frplca. W /W crpts. Npt. Hila Home. Incl garden· inc. S100 Mo. 846-2845 Barbor View. 4 br, 2 ba 11.awni adults only. No -----------------1 from uso. 2 bdrm ldtcbenJfarnily rm. lge pets. Quiet, secure. 1991 2 Bdrma. 1 bath apt. 28R. 28A, upstairs, gar. Orangetree Condo lbr, townboulles from~ + livlna rm w /frpl c, NwplBlvd.646-837l Adults. S375. mo. Gas Adlt.s, no pets. S375 752 w/loft,$450Mo. pools,tennis, 1uterfalls, formaJdbung rm, avail. paid.642·5C173. W 18th. 573·1155 : 559-4016 poods•Gasforcoolling& hmr*L Sl50. 780-9554 I ....... lead 37 40 548-2687 heating pa.id. From San -... •••••••••••••••••••• MESA PINES ---------Heritage Park 2 lrg br, 2 Otego Frwy drive North Eaatbhif. 3 BR. ram le H.l'a ANEST Mesa Verde East. Spac EASTSIDE lrg ba. patio. bltlns on Beach to McFadden din'I rm. Wrap around Bac .. -lor. i •·" br ap•· ,.__....Woock Si&.'iOMo MS-1717 Eileen then West on McFadden -... aGOI 645-1531 Spanish EltateL1vmg! '""' .... "' _ ... , _....... mo. Beautiful park·llke sur· from $305. Pool, jacuzzi, 2 Bd. den, sphl·level. lbr. Spnngs Condo. Ten· to Seaw1nd Village a BR 2 ba, near pool and imnialrbeacb. $700/mo. I Ba Z ba., open beams. prjvac1 II spacious. -/flltO. 2 BR+deo condo with tmnil/pool talO/mo. Wllmfa_.tto.H 631-1400 8bltl bi,....4 BR + ram rm•jaCU:al; •· Aaent MO-ooao roundlnaa. Terraced pvt patios. Garages frplc, sky light, deck No rus, pool. refrlg. $395 ITT4l893-5Ul8 pool Sunken eas bbq, avail. Adults. no pets children or pet.s. $465 180 752·7855, eves 559-9581 ROOMI sparklln& fountains . 2650HarlaAve,54i-2447 E 21JltSt Days 646-4262 , Rudy S p a c I o u s r o o m s . eves MS-9543 New 2 br. 2~ ba duplex ....... leodt 3141 RoomwAitcbenette ~J:~!t.ecl:!::~ b~';:!: 1ll50 sq. ft. Huge yard. Spac Jbr tnhae. encl. dbl -••••••••••••••••••••• $72 week" up Ike ltltchen " cablnets. dbl prage, frplc, bltna. ~ frpl. rerprb1shed. 1 Br, ocean vaew. $435. Soe-97SS Walk to Huntington S51$. 673-G36or642-fMl66 to shops. ~ ~ Adults, no pets. 2 '°"1ely connectina rma c.ena.er. Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba _lie_. ~_'19$8 __ •_67_s. __ . -__ ~_1_186_or_499-_3922____ 2/beJc. Vaulted cellinp, 2Bedroomfurn. $465. townbouae. Spacious EA.5TSIDE Studio apt. OCIANROMT APT. priv. bath. Kit priv. UUI Townhoule furn. $505 fireplace lJ pool. Quiet ~. lit & lut. + ~sec. pd. SZISllo. lit. laal fl S75 AdW\a,aopeta. are.. Adulu, no peta. 642-115«1 ~· :!· bJ~. refrig. cle.tniq dep. M5-Mli, UWiU.Fnle! $CZ5.175-S9tl/A.S-3l9l 2Br apt w/bltna. Adulta. IM:_,ii~4-1'=1~'. m-s.m LA QUINTA HERMOSA 2br, 11,itba, frpic, paUo, no pelf. $310 per mo. 2265 eves71U33-2376 Rmtiba pr. ent. Sip only. 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16211PubideLn. lblk encl aar. Adults. No CanyonDr.833-8533. -1-B-r-a-tu-d-io-.-.-oo-d-se-y-. ~o Mco0Ak .... 11ur1ast. nJ& ..... 1 •• 1 ,. .... •--'"·e •0 .. W ol "'-·cb 3 b""· S of Pal. $315110. MS-4074 r · I l I .... ~ o. v 1.6'1.5. 145-8953 ·-.-...-..,~~··"'""" ,, • · ..... • .... · E'slde l BR. downatalrs. 1 rep ace· Pa o · Wooon lie. 2 at)', 2~ ba. frpl, F.dl.qer. Yard. fncd. $325/mo. Pb S37 5 /mo. Io c I u ti I. pa\Jo •l1as BBQ. No 8'7·5441 GRAllJ OPENING 642-62'3 *-7108. Lje room. bis closet, pell. Autl Dec J. 1--..0 3141 F.,.....,1YSICTI_. beauL tnb1e Kit prvp ..,5/mo. Pb 641·8'8e :=: ... •-•••••••••• -"""" 2 Br, 11;1 ba townhouse, 4' apt 2 Br 1 ~ ba patio, Female ao.4s 1tral1bt ew/Wbdl AOULTllCTION cent.es' of I.own, aaraae. crpt. No. IACWLa, very aaomo 84.S-1007C 11 ----·-------•SludJo, prot. decorated, , _ __.. u ......., p.-. ofce. Adlt1. SUS. · · · L•• • Bdrm, '"' ba lmmac. Pree maid MrV. ""2::atfleld ~cl9.:E.· .... 1.-.um1.m.mr. Room clot• to beach. Ne:r.ort Bela Condo. II mil. Color TV, • wk 2Br, l~ ba from S4JO ...,..... JllO Shan ti.tb. No kitcbeo Pro • d•corat•&J arbJmo.•2217. 2Br,2bA from"50 1 Br, 1to••. refrl&, -• .. •••• .. ••••••••• as>llo.m.tll05,8'15-1417 ' 'Jl:9~ · OCUNFROm'STUDIO llt-,2b1 lroG:i prap. Aduls.I, 00 peta.l•-------tloamlorrmtSUOllolD- :::......_ l'l'J.ZllJ~ •t1111=-.n t:.:::O~ •·•2801· llW, na, Condo. View, cld uUl. Spa, pool, .--_ ---------11 todqlp"f•patk. 2Br,tba_~tn>e.e.ofr:cl. rec. JJm. cand. '511Q11o. kllcbe o, 1ar ~ace . LA<JUNA BUCH MTR QildND~ln pr. l ..wa1 ""• 00 • 417·S71.-.a. 551 ...... AU for Earl Oil lcr % Rm ~tell from m . T19 W. llUl Sl. Call Tom 5«).23)0. ----------'THf• EXICUTIY I sum Jl'Ull eerviee olfloes in Newport Center M0-5470 Great Little c....... In C.O.ta Mesa Newly remod. sbop'g center located at 2750 Harbor Bl, has space availab&e rangmg from •m &q. n. ready for lmmed. occupancy. Call Paul S . Katz. Agt 213 /46f.."5.111. LUXUllOUS EXICUTIYESums Offices now avail. 1n elegantly appo1nted Ex ecwve Suites centrally located near freeways. courts & the Orange County Airport Fac1hlles 1nl"lude a rnendly. emc1e11t ~p l l OD It / t e I e phone operator who~ your cliem&a and answers your calla. a complete Calif. Ir Federal law library, beautifully decorated cuifenmce rooma, photo copy machines. Ir tbe flneat in secretarial aervkel. For further tnro It a .peraooal tour throu&b tbe facilities. pjeue contact Vortac Aaaoc.. (714 )95$·2288. ITTA )855-3llOO. abu -•-• ,,._.., •155. + d e po• t1 .1~~~~~~~~~ ~ INN. --...... ._ -eectJoo.Nopeta. • ... NwA -. .. ell PLI· _ _;;;_ _____ -t ..,_ TV, 1*a.d pool. UUI. 0Dtadail110.5:30 w .w e,.r MNM:lf M.a J16f Y ... 111 t• 4210 --,._--~-a191-,.---t <714MM·5216. Ml No. •Vle1tWU..,eo.t.a "4.J•e .. •••-••••• .. •• ......... •••••••••••••• a-Lt..... IC I 'lltl -..& OoiWo. • 0-' 1hr7. Mala OllldDd Harbor BAY FRONT 18r, wl&b TAt111 -=. ,.:'~'=' ~ _. "-studio, pool 6 ~=-view porcb, 9'15 mo. llodll1s 1or2 br eott.aae = : ... ~ dlf~:~~ Deluxe Eittt. Offices on Penmsula w/Bay view . 11100 /mo Pb 673-5553 FOR LEASE-So. LaeW>a. ~~IQ ft. -....ior~ 1501 West£!liff Dr approa 100 sq '\, will b\ald t swt. ample parkln1. Jotm P\aberM2-3lll COSTAMISA Pro( office apace avad m California lit Bank Bklc. 150 lq. ft. Lo• pnce mcl · Jaai&onal, .ecunty Mr'Tiee., t'OD· fen!fte'e rm Ir utll Abun· dant parkina avad Coov klocabofl. Ooee AlrpOr'\, travel a1eot Ct bank. 230 E 17lb St. Co6ta lies. M2·954i0 ----- 8AL.BOA lSLAN D ~or office. S400 llo Agent 875-8170 ----............. 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'or stcre It office apace at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sea Ft. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA lS25 Mesa \lerde E, C M. 545-4123 . ) • CIBHTHO PaOIL8ie W&WTD~ '1Mlll ; ... Anuledby ~ ~ Comt ..... ...-~ ---------.-·-.....~.~ ....... 12:5K ~ •2kmaat11.00« ea. Secared b7 Real & ISS-1055 :-~ ~~c z.dTDLOANS Secured by equity in~ e&tate . pa.Id ror or Cowuous, confidenti ~Wuty Home~ lnc . ~26021.!c 'd Breiter ·oi MorhpJri. Trust ;.:.: Daedi so -··;.;;.;::;;·c:··i All typea ol real esu mvestments since UM9. ~ ~-.. _....Tft_ -~ Qwbtws~ _,.,. Ci:imglooa! 64Z.2171 545-0611.._ Retail or olf1ce apace HOMEOWNER LOANS • avatlab{e for tmmedtate OttUpancy m lugb traffic AR RANG ED center at MapoUa & SlO.OOOto S2SO.OOO W •AMORTIZED arner 10 Fountain •INTERESTONLY Valley 1425 Sq ft at 55< •SHORTTERll sq. f\ Fronts on Warner Call l714 1964·2566 or Cafl738o1777bWi11llJ~Ul5·Ag 97J..2971. Agent. · or .....,. 7 IB4T ott IUY a.o.y Approval, hmd ln~ 4700 .. om ~"1.tt.n day a. No polots. ~ 8Q.•~· ce .,___,,., Ballooo. SlO.CJ00..&200.00lf; nearUdolale,pwdtue 2nd TD loans. Lido pnoe S1S0,000 W/$100, Newport Co. 173·7~95 dwn. 430 Hod St , 3'bn ·;:, Newport Beach. Call fo --·-----...-J< details Saerra Realty Maney for short term 2bd • m.1920 TD's. no credit cbeck, lfdl pnlty, l20.000up. For a~' lion calJ qent: 673-73~ AQytime. Ml.,_. llYd. CM t>nme comm 'I L300 or 4950 sq Ct 49' · 5049. 49WID Offlc. • W• titHll and yard apace ror rent Cllll lnduatrtal area . ................... . PBlllY PllllD ADS OllY S2 D9 llr' Meet ,_uo Oft *-· Nr .Emerald 8aJ. ~ OD belch OD TalaiU wlib provldlnf bltbly pro· ~==~.,.... 1--. ...,. •. ~ l'Mtalde Zbr. 1.ba, yard, PAll..wl'OIT car. row boat. waah feulona 11eretarlal ~ W9"1.to..., ......,.~ '97., ,,., v_,·a.n.M"1t.a 8 b 1 1 • machl••· .complete ~c.wttbama..,... ---------1 -.; ~.:.:=. ... :.... MoN.l.SIJUCoMI Cl50I a::oc::~~ = =::,:.or..:::-: b1e UDber ohnita. 20ll ...,.TDll...... rrom ... 00 1•~l!!!l'~•!•!!IR!;.·~~--..J M1cMllOft1 Suite 2U, w.tr1t • ...._ Sl*l•cal•r ,,., total -_rm __ -...;,._eau __ S.clZM. ___ ..,. ~17Nl'f0 r~creatloD pro•ram, ......... .._. 4100 BAYl'IONTOJ'J'ICB mal,..,.,...TllOOla;I .._ .. _•••••••••,.. 500 eq. rt., ell a · --~At ..... .._tA"ll6d ........ ••••,nt"1'1olOD ....... _ 1hl•rfl'Ml I •rm t(=:!tt~~·· I Br • .... VISW ...... Pr•••· ~I!:!!!!~!:-~ *1/ r r•:i ..._. ...... JaJDbolw t.8M ·cut •D•l•I eapeoaeet Hiiie 8oe4: P'rol•alonallJ al.ct 41'44-ttlO ll11. HOUl94A11S -· ~I l Get GREEN cub for WHITE elepb&ota with a Clautned Ad Call 6U-S678 To place your meaaase before the read.In& public, phone Daily Pilot Clualfled, 6'2·5678 la.IA,._. 1300 ..... ,.._. 5300 ,_._. 5350 HllpWCllllwcl 7100 HllpW-.d 7100 HefpW..t.d 7100.W,W..e.4 7100 HlfpW..e.ct 7100 HatpW-.ct 7100 ................................................................................................................................................................. •••··••····•·······•··· •.••••.•..•....••.•.... -------... ---... o cc y-•-blk Are you a bualneu ex· ACCOUNTING ACCOUMTIMG C&.alC 8l.nlwa& .. .-. . . . _, ecwive IOiDC OD. buaa· Newport Bcb Mortp1e we w i 11 t r a an ASSIM• as bp.. V .. T ..... fUllDADS llEFIEI cal~ 642-1671 cat. •/Wbt feet •neck. Dl!ISll tnp? Call Travellnt O>. baa lmmed openings ll8cGrep Yacbia. 11531 ELECTRONIC &uh C.out Bank, an lD- fMl&.70eaft3pm. Secretaries for Bualnesa lD our Accounllal Dept. Plwedia,a.taMeu. IUIUoo available for dependent but. 107IO l.olt:Wbtll.Poodle,vic. Ez.ecutiws ('714)8M-9908 We offer xlot P•Y penon exl penencedblin Warner . P'V. Contact Talbert/lla-U.. FY. or (714)81N-'75113 beneftta, wortinl eon<li-PCBL .w·re aaaem Y • cw..__ Sa s.eo.smo Bennl. ~can wttb lion.a Ir 1ood atartlng ACCOUM1"IMG Wl1'e ~ auembly 6: ........ , wyer _ FREE salary t.o qualified can-acme mlDor mee+.an•cal _E._O_E. _____ _ mviafo.IM-Im dklate. .,.~•.!JIDN.u Q)mpl.Qy la lookiD& for a..~ .. I ..-e.s nuvw........, {o payroll ac· lnlerested In Ion ~ ~b.1!?t.~~~ ISMINuMO ACCO~.f:YABLE counts payable, ~iv•· ~ e mrloy m ent1 TB I ER --------• 88'1-3111. WithPurchue Prepare & process In· hie, cub receipts P~ EO.E Cal Pat Milli, Oxm:nen:a.al Bank ~Iler --------MUSTANG STUDIO voeoes & other amounts cessing. EDP & manual ~-9051 esper-oeceiJQry for LDLS 1.-t or P'auDd a pet? Call I.Git: Blk Ir Wbt Springer Rap aeaaions, come & ~able by tbe company. aygtema desirable. Lt full lime pernament pos1 Animal Anh ta nee Spanlel, 11.mO old. Mesa meet our lovely ladles. Researches current & typin& reqwred . Good tJoo, l"OUf1;1!Sy 4' qu.ahty Leque.srl-2273,nofee. Verde 549-0351 or pvtrms. past a ccounts, assures command or En&hab. Aallatant·Bookkeeperp/t, services to c1Utome n --"--------t ~ 432BE.17th,C.M. corttctneu of lnvoaces CallNancy,9'7S-l080 JoUyRoger necessary We have M FoundorJoetapet?Call 548-9182 received. Ability to COl.DWB.LBANKER ~ fri e ndl y s taff 6 Speclial Pala Hotline. FOUND: Choe, med Poo--""""'""'4 a typewnter •· 10 RESIDENTIAL customers. we are an on.e......, 1235 2J.3,_A.7J98 dle, Male, wilb collar. Wanted, open minded .....-·-"' "' ATTENDENT: Booth & ,,.,.,.,,, • ,_,.,.. c.oa ......... ~Btancbi. -"--"-'ti"'••youngladylo key by touch. Desire a MOlrl'GAGE terested 10 quahf1ed -------_.,,.,...,......, ........... .,_ candidate walb l to 2 yrs c~•o...1y Dock. Apply al Npt teUentojouiourteam. Found: Fem. German manage new pe rsona l 0 id _.-....n Arcbell Manna. Ask for Sbepberd,apx2A"hi, bllt Found. Gray Sable service business. Good exper, wa corui er can-AO>ldwellBankerCo. JudyorHarvey.Mi-4644 face, We stminster Genmn Shep, amt male, financial rewards. Call ~r:;e e:~ mlwmum of Equal()pport.unilyCo. ltl-8.'WI Ill markings on leg & Mr . S . • 4 9 3 . 2 4 3 9 ACCOUNTING CLERK A TTORHEYS ·MEW CASHIER Oar ~IOO bu Ct'eal· ed aany eew FuU tr P (f ~· pd beoerrta • lf'OWt oppty, ra pld wa1e locreaae afle tralaiDc. UMIVIRSITY S1'B£O CLERICAL Securities processing c&ert for P'aahwn la land Inves tment Farm. Proceaea new lnveat · maU in~vinl ba.nt de· pmda • detailed follow QI>. laffiiilbDent or bank· btc D;Jlelne.nc:e helpful. &40-0123. AIJl>ly at 1829 Newport Oencal C W· or Call Personnel BREUNERS R E NTS mgjg.172'2 FU RNITU RE. A So. CASHIER/CLERK t:x c.allf rent.al furn co. hu per to worlt In CdM an openi ng for a de · Pbarmitcy Call Mrs oorator consultant 111 our Young. 6'4 7575 for ID· Welllnunst.er showroom. terVleW CompensaLIOO dependent CERAMIC GLAZF.R for IWOductloo abop E" per. desrable Good op portwity m.teOO nedL No collar/ID. W. eYeS/wimda. Just being awom in or LOST, II. tri-colored 17th /Pomona. Dys Performa & recoocilia· new ln aru? Have a Collie, name "Buck". 846-41154 MASSAGE t1on of complex a c-ACCOUNTING beautiful otrlce bldg. Wearin& Palm Springs counla. Prepares various ACCOUNTING Desire to open legal J:.lc. Pam. Grlevin1. RGURE MODB.S at.atl.m report.I. cllDlc or what.ever. Low Good OIJl)ty lo work in a cballe n11ng & pro· feu1oa.al enVlornment Good aaJary & bead au for a qualified penoo O,.mn1 wocneo wanted l1"tDe area. SS /hr Ill ust bawi car SuD 's 968-8846 AppiJC&Dtl abould COD· on qua laficat1ons and performance Company provides an incentive pro~ram. No e xper necessary Will tram Complete tx>ne Contact Jeffrey at 714·891·23&1 E.O E M F. A 01vmon ol ~unen. ;i No. Calif JWta.11 FUm Co . a sub· ~at Marshall Field JlEWABD. Call MMMO. Pa 1=n111 5350 ESCORTS Malrrtenance •update of or 00 nmt W4 productive Vic DDftl' m.or.JBeck __ .................. ourc:AU.OMLY ~:a.=-':~~ CLERK 5 min mun.lclpal crt llJ, WANTED: Female to "--...._ 1ir aceountlns. Ability to Z5miD ~ crt. Town DWABD: SmJ bit/~ abareapeDMSol2wMk __,.. opsateatypewrtter610 Ge9c1Qpsaw1••t1 c:m&er ... 11Z5. If N.A. _. El,.-/W a&q in Tabitl. Dec 22 lo 631-2140 a.-by ·--b. For apnt. b r i Lv ms1 or wnt.e PO Box • .... c. u. • • Jan 5th. Call Bar..., ,~-.."'-Ill. .,.,, """"" r• We ave a poi t OD ~ So r ... 921877 • 'Tootale '•. Cal I g$1D17 • J ~ -call our Penon.nel Dept. available wrth 2 years .-.. --. .-norMZ-3202 PViWlllls.r.icft 5360 at~ext202E.O.E. bookt.eeping experience Al!I'Ol«>TIVE REWARD, Sml Sbeltle •LORl-S• •••-•••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTANT·A/P,A/R ~i':e~~ :c:b°!~~ Medt~c:r·.?~~ntal tt.ken from red Aapen, ... ., CwW! & special pro.le<U for a ...-.... 4 . lndlv1dual wall 0/21 lD Von's Parlung r ...---BRASS KEY dynamic design firm in e.o-benefits Top pay Con lot, Broollbunl/Cbap· 24bra•Outcall Ooly Irv. Respomabillties lo-assist Rqloo Ftnanca.al tac1Genen.I Mana&erat -.0. All1 info leadin1 lo 953-9820 953-9484. elude: Coding of A/P & Manager witb vanous EAltLI ID safe return, reward. •Examslte&corts• proceuin& AIR, lnclud· accoamtiogdutaes. TOYOTA-VOLVO 7419 COVER (i,IRL CATO ING TO YOUR lng rreparreparaUoo of aged We offer a comre;tit1ve 19618 Harbor Blvd * 953-0771 '* SOCIAL AFFAIRS tna balance. It is a COSTA MESA I4it: Female Beaale mix 3'Hr0utca11Service •661-0729 * growth oriented position salary and ex~I ent fr. 6,.LfJOl lt/red collar. Name wbirh req. a willingness loge benefits Please ap· "'- •Q)uc:beu" on ta&. Vic: A French Delight Now Hirin& lo learn. 833-3500. pJy in person to AUTO TRANS, RAtR man. ltll~ll~;rJi•· FV · L8ltAN DE LARUE Need lo talk lo a lawyer? Iii ftlller exper preferred Must • HOUDAY SPECIAL For free initial aPPol.nl· Accotmtina have tools. 548-2288 I.Git: Leather env. bri Outcall Onlye24bra. mentcall:>s&-12SN:Even· e. Fublon laland 1153-9820 953-MM tng appolntmenta avaala· .ACCOUNTING f!!M~.I ll!L~· Al!I'OllonvE .,.. 11/30. SlOO reward. PRE LAW atudenl needs _ble_·------• TEMPOIWlY ._tA..J~ SERVICE 1IM144 ~· ~ ~ld°~~~, st..... ledllcHo. .ASSIGMMIMTS G>NewportCA!oter Dr WRITER IAlilt: Dobaman P. llale. e1a . on en •Acalpreaure SUlt.e550 Blk • nm. •"Caesar". DVll. P.O. Boll 3242, •Beflexolory Top pay • beoeflta. tOanO or 83'-1175 aft N.B.11183. •11.uaqe Ornge CoHty Is ~~~ l2IS80 ProfeukJD•ta only need pen. •FOXYLADY• B.G.Bod.belm.lJc'd • I 9' A8d IO_. ~Y =m.=:~.~- L<Bl': 1 dlamond cluster OUl'CALLONLY Callfor:~846-9345 wt! erll/F IAJll.f •I · ~iao~~~· •97~1138• We're TOYOTA-VOLVO ACCOUNTING uesffarbor Blvd. 1.Qrl': II. blk Germ Shep TOMMY'S ~.c:!'!':: •••••• !~!~ CUD COSTA .. ~ Mis. Appx. 2wb a10. OF ..... ~oRT 11.EETmEPERSON Feepaid. Reportdirectly 646-tlOJ Hu tu la Uc. art. e. .._..., ..-to a.w AccouataoL Es-._ ESCORTS Ofyourcbolcefromopeo There are many new cellenl workin1 condi-Babysitter waote n:indeclcoupleetopoteo· tlrma movtna lnt.o lbe Uons & out beneftta. Ur1enll ! ! Alao fo Lan': Fem. blk kitten tcz.15'11 24bra. t1aJ man1a1e partners Or•J!J• County area SJDOO, Abo fee jot». Call Cbrlalmaa vacaUoo 'lllll dml •pan. fast• safe throulh So. brinliDI about an in· lllchele Muon. 540-5001. Prefer Collea• atuden Bil Pmn Nr pr. ts.Rwd ... Ca •II_, C&lif'a largelt Is me»t W · crw.lnl demand for ex-SneJho1 6 SaelllDI of tu will eomlder e.an iqul Dal. Serv. 1000'• of perienced Aeeountln1 Nnport Baacb Apncy, bometnl"ouDtalnV le7 ESCOm llldl from dodon to ex-and Data Proceaatn1 CN>Ca.mpua. pref• Cox acbool area. eca. Women'-'-fr. Pll ,,_.......... Call -Aer • ev-1ft ... aulrl. Ml..OllO n.t.Serv. m4")63&-7572 I'=™. Amway Dlltributonbipa Hl-OlU ao;rr:· MC{!15A CPA°S now avail. ln your area. weekend, acbool •I tact ClencaJ .... ALUM C71417SZ..0600 &Ill MAMUF.ACTURBI! IAHI 13>1DoveSt. N.B Equal Oppty Employer_ 8lilt1og cot v aca.u. Tll.LSl fblltune. ~ CAUFOIHIA IAMIC 216151 LaPu Road Misaioa VieJO 837--00lllS E.O.E. BEAtrrV· Sculptured nail maoacurlst ne ede d . fQOow preferred, but not nee. Vlciu for appt 66-1111156 Btkpr., 1eneral orflce. mature. small orf1ce. S.E. Santa An.a. S4&-«13 •IOCXXIEl'Bl• f\all cbarae thru tnal b&lanee, DWll-COmputer apsteDCe helpful Very busy olfice, oeed pro- f-*'al, •alarJ open 8-&me t.o: Panco Lld. P 0 . BDlt lllZS I rvane, CAIZ'111 IOC*•••• Part time. Immediate openlo1. Full ex- perience. Costa Ilsa Co . IOOKKllPll To SNO. Type ID9d.tca~~·-------farml. XlDL opportuntty O..ERJCAL W/IP"OW'1DI co Douclas Oil Company of IECEPTIOMIST to $150 Bal1n 1 u a l . dealio.i wtmaw'aDCe. Busy Or's omce Ems*>'Yer Pays AU Jo'ees MOllGAM hr'c , ... A4JNCY 1m Mei.a \i er<le Or P\aUi Eaat Solt~ 213 C M (Across Kona I..anes l 7M-1511 a..EJUCAL NEm MONEY FUR ClllSTMAS? EAlttf SSOO to SI f 00 INTIIE NEXT 4 WEEKS WE NEED •L5SF.cRETARIES •at TYPISTS •12ACCTCLERltS •18 CLERK TYPIBTS .g FILE CLERKS California orrer' tht- f<1llow1ng t•Xl't>pllonal c..rttr opporturut1~ STB«> CLERIC Reqwres good typing and nume n c a ptitude and 11d m1n1 strall \e ablllty PURCHASING ClERk Must have Ullllall\'t' and aptlt udf' for a oa lytil·a I and rlencal work L1gh1 typtng Salary commensuratl' wit.b expenence plus elt· ce l lent co mpan y benefits Please aubrwt resume or call ln con f\dence DOUGLAS OIL COMPANY Eva Taylor Empl Reial.Jons Dept 31$> Anway A \'e c.o&a Mesa. Ca 921626 Aflarmat.Jve Action Employer M /F /V /H Clerical Se.ff yow 1tocllillcp ........ xtra .. ..y. WE NEED ... -.....__ Call839-85%12-Spm. =·OK to brtnl ___. •-.. ___ Top Pay~Benenta TaAcco.tcmh A.He nllhn ..,my.__. ~MA.Ka No Fee-Paid Vacations e.5-ZM7. FILE CLERKS TYPISTS ACCTG CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS Lott: •r•~••I• cat w,..._;~C.111. .... ...., 1SMIOD Ext - Cott Accomt•b For Sall maker. piece -Blbysltter needed for Joume)'lll&D w tproduc Sr.Accaalwls woril, 6am-4:30pm Moo· boys, ~rs. Ref's req'd. Uontnowledleolcuat.o~ ~ fil • .&.&..... 'IblD"l,Benefila.979-1483. a>-.... ~ tract ruldentlal • ;I 7;m 'llh&HP'r» cabinets, to anume • l.' AL. a llagC..,.. BlbJaltt.er w.mect for M foreman's resporunbllity r• .. ••••r DIN~ ASS&• as w-r mom 8:30-12 my b In all shoo ...tated Ac.'· l/PO,.Nlon &stry level potltloo in tabr.LlblclD'1s:n-01J0 tivttlea. "1nt waiea • IRVINE Apply tod ay. work tomorrow PAC IFIC PERSONNEL, 1370 E. F.dlnpr, Santa Ana. Sst-7016 wirln1 fabrlcaUoo, Babyattter, matur bmefu. San Clemente E.O.E. screen prtnUn1 tt aa-wuman. for infant. CablMt Sbop. ~-1. I ji~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:iii~ aanblJ. Emp1oJwr will b om•. Hun tl n 1t o 111-8311 II ~At•RDMN =·be~'/. ~aabler/Rouaeware • 752-ell66 M/F 110l~AYe.H.8. _2Dd. __ MNm ______ =· :m-.:'r~ (fl/BIMcb.SJGarfteld) 1-.. --Ave, Wfft•Uff E.O.&. 111/P' Buken-We'll flad n...,. ... ~ job for you. Pl.ua. N.B. .A.Ssam•s We will train. ApplJ 7am, MacGre1or Yadl&a, lat PlacenUa, a.a .... «1Wlt1., .c78 CBllERS CLERKS FULL TIME MO DPllJatel NICISIAAY Hurry! Immediate openings WILL team varlous phaaes of store operaUoae. Lots of customer contact. Apply ln pencn l-8J)m Weekdays or 12-4pm Saturday It. Sunday I . · .... VOLT VOLT l"-4741 ..a Clmpua Drive. New• .. port""" Beach <Acroa from Jclhn Wa1D8 Airport) EqQ&) Qpportuntty Employer ~'!~.? .. ~-.?!. ~~~--?!~ ~:'!!...!! JHttorhltPtrt Um• *'1'11. IQ.IOI hall or ~-ua~ .. _...,~"! 9\19 llort •PH, I Jiit --_. ... _.. __ a!OtH.8. n•.-.2IOO ~ ~\Pl\11. P.-.(er .. !_JC11o PMt..-. xlM DIMfttl~ JAMITOIS ,._. X&ta ~' Worts •ftlu.c.•twU-., PAime om~ deaniD1. tM Oui1tm .. Sntoa Allifb __ , Beverly Manor/ __. .. _ .. _ ___ _. tlfttr. r.u um. or 141Vlcl&Ort .eo.c.11.:e • .__. •-· .. .,_, _. ,Ua. Wll w..a..d ~· •0 .. e.Otor •s>PJY Worts 1..tJ ~.:: NtillrUloaau, mlod•cf et 121N. u\'e, aqe. to «la/Wiellr. --.... to....,_ ID jlllee 6,. JANITORIAL HBLP -........ ...., X1al .,.... bill lll'llP· '-=· 41<'. 0iup1e Oftt Zl w ttram. e •• rW9i1b ••Dlform1. ::_.._;ta.!'· ._.J::: .. to JbPll. Lapu aeieb. ttart lmm..S. A& at• _,,. __ ,4• u 1.;. DMIS ..,.., ............ -s. Will -., ....... 8rl1tol; t .11 . Near o.tu...=. aft. • Jllll Job~ Redlllll.~W74117 TJHCf.._.. : ~~-· ~o: Ne u,.,...dl.IS':!'lu~ OMCl/IJU 11 • •' ft-.t to= to com' CHRISTMAI "'9 .. •d• cepabl• ulf pme own a.u.n • bave Early monlDI L A. ltantr wltb oat10Ja1 ICJOdcommandof 1nm· nam deU•eTJ $400 + PJ"!OIUllt1. Good --------IN s u Jl A N c E . imrSomtcbmpboae. per mo. Cll area 7 ~ voiLt!:'t Typlqh _,. OomamdaJ property• .__ .... 50 -,.1-. -wpm. _ mat . ...__..A-L~t-....1. -··11~ __. •·-~ -•-101t f7MZll llluRbeU..towortt'ua· ~..,... ~ ..._.., ._.a .... ce. H• Type as. 1ome •peed -dlr deacll1De pree1ure ORAVSYAaDSllJPr per DIC lObUmum 2 yn wriUac bel'1fu.l XlDl *'AL AllllTANT ~iaN ~ ... ¥* ..... ~Jflt· Oiat.+a1 -·-"-l.QielDd.iol l)'PlDI. Xlnt •loc co. Nltbt au.a4aut Deect.d Xlnl beHflta. salary --·-'I beaef l t 1 I am e 1 for~ bmptaal. 900+. flla7U«Ul5 -------..-• _ _,, ......... _____ __. fw a '40Pl•~rinted lnlllraDee. Irvine Call &..tl'Secy 5'00+ ~wtlbaalmala a-----------. ~.:-.:Ht~ !: llaurioe. 7~£.0.E. ~~~>'pe11po•l~ic:::· '* ft"J. 21d&ee pr wk. OfOce I MINTOP ea.. u ,_ .,. ..,._ ........... ·--HOll>AY MON1Y -~--. ,_..,..._ ._ ...... 1oottn1 rcw. Work loul temporary S11uJ qpen. RDA ,,... IU1CIUMDll. Wt olfe ferred. 112·2402 or lbart-• _, term Jobi -•~r~·~----I I« all typee of olfiee ~ won. DIGLal tint, Ju 'IO, =r~ Ule follow-:;:r... ~ey ·~· .... ca.t. PlTcnl»WO •ICMiil'r1•F• .. ,,. DIMYAI. ...... lt'-ltt 2 upanded fuDcUon SANDWICH &SALAD AStet••s 5 All to 1.IO All. Mon tbru i\iday. Sl.!O per hr. Clll a.ft 10.m. t7t-.o·m FREIGHT !!Dey Expreu Guardl S.C.tly 5-enher ~ Ill.Lit have eJCperieace. Irvine com· plex. can 833-3000 ext Ul. Equal Oppor Employer ._ tnmt deek. &ajoy -3 ce. op • . Newport 11aa11cw Aalmal I uulleat compuy IMSUIAMCECO. ~ .. ~~~ Halpbllll·lCm Stuff YCMr I "'-Illa, apply .. Ql·DOCID dHl ,.. mature I ft. TOLL FREE Nin.Prad.lcal or aide. ' lll»l'ri. ~ clvidual wbo la w1Wn1 to mA >Ul rn12 NOtii·SllOKER. A11lat S t k • I MAlllOTTMOTIL acceptrwpnm•bWtyand Hltll9ScWt.. W/t:aft ol elderly sent 0 c In CJ I IOO.,,_•_rt ....... n••rDr de1ire1 lo learn all u-•-~, ....... hn No • ·-·r-'""" -~ ol policy bolder "' a ils.r.ke ..ul, ...... ._ • With I Beach. E.O.E. lel"Vtce ol Llfe company. 2M152Clminocaplatrano llAlbl work. "5-0082. I 'l'>'Pinl. sm. filinc Xlnt '205. Laguna Nlcuel MURSI AIOIS .. .,elly K--L" I beo!!fta. aalary 9>0+ NOFEESEVER towon~U•U-76Ptr I\ UHi I _Pb_7~-------•Keypuncb 3.»7.30PM Lllbl pa-f DATAOVERLOAl>for tiedmd Ooodpay. CM. y 'II temporary KEYPUNCH ~ OU find It •t KeUy •CRT jobs •~l-to9l * through lane fs abort terms temporary "*' HOST/HOSllSS •Sec Ac tw llYllenlata needed ror .-.Cap" ' h periodanta.I office. 1 on 11 looklng for--------• W. are eeeldn1 people· oriented penom able to work day or evenlnc ab1fta lD one of our hotel .... tauruu. Ellcellent compaaf baoeftta. Apply 9am-noon, Mon·Fri Penannel IMSURAMCE MAILCl.RKS NIQ. .. S TYPIST UYPUMCH lnterestin1 dlveralhed wortt with an established OD lna. exp. not req We wllltram KEYPUNCH DATAINRY aaslgnmenta that suit your schedule . We have a variety of 1 nterestlng office assignments av11lable. etc. •8 40fcCIMI t~~~a~~.?1Cia: r.; •'Jwllh 8'Ull31. owner/operatora to .-vice the Nortbweat. a:.uct Roaer Peeltman &.SC'1.e'1 M5wpmt ~~~~~- Dental aulatant. Come .wn.tture at.ripper needed Reailter now• earn op-join our team. Good r /t. No ex per. oec. portunlty for Puerta wortdFri ·~1cood1~..,.· Ftr. Mon. $&.00/br. Mutt be resp. & Vallart.a lrip · ·""' · .....,, ma&.ure' & abJe to atart CALL TODAY DENTAL~ -Full-lmmed. Call Dip'n St.rip time. No Sall. Expanded or come by at 785 W 17th dulles in pleasant H.B. St. Costa Mesa. 548·7622. 557·0045 olfice. 847·25f8 Thurs, Fri. &Sat. rn. L·n-Dental Aaabtant. G~at GENERAL Ol'FICE: we U \• 11 ': opportun_. lty for recent are looting for someone llMPC»ARVPUSOHNll.SllMClS H.S. era<1. u trainee. X· w/ACCURATE TYPING 3711'11 -11 SA--A · r a y 11 c en 1 e p re r . who Is well organized & -.no ..._.. S:UO/hr. 64.2-7988. dependable. S'700·S800 :== DENTAL·Ortho L;b :~~mmensurate ---------training. Some wire 4Glrl0Wce Clerk 7-lJ bending & dent.al exper Xlnl Benents 2 openbiga, 11PM-7AM, helpful . but not OC.AlrportArea Sim thru Thurs. ; S · 30 PM net'eSsa ry. Will tr a In Fredenck Brown Assoc. to UPM Tues. Wed & 642-4393 714-546-9995 Fri. 675 Paularlno. Desk I k & r -ff' ,.----••OFftCE 751-4652 c er ronl o ice ___ ---------· -help wanted The lnn at TRAJHH a.ERK A/P 3 to 4 days Laguna, 211 N Coast Growina Irvine Com ptirweek, exp pref'd. Ap· Hwy. ply at 1660 Placentia. Ask for Mrs. l'oughty pany bas several full co.tallesa. ---------''--'-" time POl.iUom available - -• DONUT SHOP /Counter for reliable andividuala to COOK-Breakfast/lunch. help, AM Ii: PM shift, ap-perform varioul clerical mmt be exper'd. Apply ply AM, D. K. 's Doauts, duUea. ReaponaJblUllea to Chef 9-llAM. San 21110Fairview.C.M. wUliDclucledlredpboae Clemen t e I n n , 1 2 ~ Double a:.ok caatad wtt.b customers. EI p la D d I an • s • D ---bl DIY, d Sboo. t.nima, • varied &enera1 QeniftQ •-OD h AD , Heb citftc.e-C:lu&les Calf Linda qua1lfted penouel for mass. COOK wt1t. ma09"' posliloa. Calif. Q)py1oc Product.a F\&11.time. Expec' Clllly. E•per'd, breaUaat-64l)Q]3 G_r.,Offlce lunch. family restuarant Mature aelf-atarter. ·SanJuanCapo.493-lMI Drtver/Garde'Der comb. <'.ood t;ypiq akllla oec -lin9 Yatid CA liceaae. GerT7 531'°"2 COOKJl:mr'cl Good drivln1 record. Uae eoot. 6usy•i.apna Min. ace 20 Appl)' al ....,_OFFICE Bladl Beltaurant. Call penny a a v e r • 18 6 o Textile wholesaler. Mls- Lyaaor Nln.a 414-9785 Placeatia. CM. _ lion Viejo, pod typmg. c 00 It ro r -~ m-; II DRJVEBS-f\lll or part· ~=r~~':fi restaurant. Qual. stan-Ume. For Vet. Lab. loam 7'10-21122. dards. Exp. preferred, to 2pm. Or 3 to 7 pm. __ bt.t will train. Xlntoppt'y Must be over 21. M~ture General cJencal. vanous for practical restaurant Uunking. Xlnl. dnvlng duties, light respoos1b1h· exp.67~n>.67lH570 record.831·2801. ty. Middle age married - --female . Take home Counter help, mature; -· ... -s $120/weekly Call after eome sewing knowledge """•KR 5pm. 631-4003 req. $3.10 Hr. Call Menorwomen2Syrsor -·---- 673-3182 older. Know the coast GEN ER AL 0 F FI C E ettie9. Net $180 a week or DlmES -Typing, fit. COUNTER HELP · Part-more. Orange Coast ang, lOkey add, etc t.Um. BakeSbop,CdM. Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. Perm, & lit.. GG area. ___ 67J.._7310 Herrmann. Fountain CaUMrs. Davls·534-4602. Counter help for dry Valley. <No or Slater,._ _______ _ belwn Newbope &•• deaner'I, full time, exp. Euclid> pref. AoolY 7-3 at Mlate ~~~~~~I "bat C'ieanen, 2939 E . -::: CoMt Hwy, Cdll. COUPLE to ual.sl myr. ln Orange Cty -de uxe blda--1 + lovely apt. Cl1I 521-8542 tor appt. CUSTODlANS F/fclQa men 6 women. Co.-ta JIHa Newport area. Mu1t be U.S . cd:iJm. c.n m.&551. DRIVERS, crou country. no apeeial liceDM re· quired. MacGregor Yacbla, 1831 PlaceaUa, Ooltalleaa. GENERAL omcE lmmedl1te opening with ~ve and coove· IOcatect Orange County manufacturer to ..... buay phones. GUARDS WEllS FARGO GUARh SERVICE IS GROWING! S..JobsWIA Pay Oftt' S4 How Better Jobs FUU ai Part Time Male or Female Work Near Home Must be 21 years + We Train! Call or apply at W.FG.S. Mon thru Fri 8am·Spm ZIO W Warner Rm 202 s.m..Arui ~ I.mW Commonwealth F\illert(lO 525-2386 GUARDS ...... col: C21ltl7l-7760 WESTBM SECUarTY 23142 S Hcrwtllorne II Tcwawww, Co to505 F.qual ()pporturuty Employer M /F GUARDS f\111 & part tlme. All areas . Unlrorma furnl.abed. A1es 21 or over. Retired welcome. No experience nee. App- ly Universal Prot.ectloo Service, 12.28 W Sth Street. Santa Ana ln- t.ervleW boun ~12 " 1-4 Mon thru Fri. MAlllOTT HOT&. mo Newport Center Dr Newport Beach F.qual Oppor Emp&oyer Jbel tlGHT AUDIT Cl.ERK Good opportwlity for a reliable person with an aptlt\de for number and caJcu.lator skUla NCR •200 ellperience pre ferred. Advancement op- port unltle1 a valla ble EnJOY excellent com· paoy benehta. Apply 9•m·noon, Mon· Fri Penonnel. MARl.IOTT HOT&. 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer HOUSECLEAN E RS $&-$&.50 br. + Bonua. Wiii train. F\&114Ptr. Advan· cement Oppty. Muat Hawua:r=Uon. •ua.-:leenen earn M's ISL»lar) WOltiD.I for a prof cleaalng aerv. llu1t have tranap m.41.0lor~. lb-ec..._.. Ptr. SS hr. Own tranaportallon . After 5. IT!Mllnl coovaleacent bo1p1tal. Xlnt benefits w i1muraoce • 1.ncenu ve. Apply Beverly Manor. 340Vlctorta, Costa Ilea.a . Hou.'lekeeper, live in, Eng = Noo smoker. 2 SJS.3'03 HOUSEKEEPER Mature . part time. 499-LS31 So Lag. r-----~--1 Industrial Stuff Your StockinCJ With "Kelly Kash" Tllro•g .. ...... , ..... sllort ter• aHllJ l•tl wffli ""'· We have a vanety or aaal1nmenta 1vall1ble lo 1ult your 1chedale fr 11lllla. •ASSa•llS •P~CKAe•s •MACMOf9S •WAllMOUSI ·~cus No experience nec .... ry ••. Top P•>'· .• paid vacatlonl. .. never a fee. IE~ Sl!"'VtCl!S Callar Come ID~ lrvf.oe 111-1 .. 1 21Ql8Ullwl c.a.-Drt .. a...• B~lleech mrw.-.Aw all S..AU tlMt• TIJN.Wabl CIDllUBlock omcel Pleasant worlung <.'Ond Xlnt. Empl hen pro eram mcl prohl sharing boous, reuttment plan . comprehensive life. health. & dental Ulll App ly Ul person Mon Fri 8 D-2 00 SAFECO INSURANCE ..co 1'1S70 Brookhunll Fount.aui Valley EOE IHSURANCE A~CY F\re & casualty. <'Om· merc1al lines un derwnter E1tper1ence req'd -Robert son lnaW11nce Assoc . lnc 67~. OflllATOI mu 3741 Operator for a we.II establlabed • 1row· In& <>ranee County cor· porat1on E1tcellent bmtfil.a • WOl'tlni COD d1t1ons. M1n1mum 11x months keypunch e1 penence req w red on 1811 3741/3742. Pay wall commensurate with ex perience Apply ID peraoo, Moo tbru Fri 8am-Spm JOU. Y llOGB IMC 170'2 G lllette lrvtM.~l Equal Oppor Employer LANDSCAPE ~;a.-F ume Xlnt benefits ~ LmAL SECRET ARV One girl office. self starter. aenera I I aw. --------corp expel" Call 144·2644 OOh fs weekends I INSURANCE GENERAL omcE U9'10RCUU F\JUUme Plua Verde Liquor ~1422 UVE-IN, mataN lady CLERK TYPIST :::"~~Ti di aa drll. Pvt rm. Hlre-S ,_. dlmce to '[;M • o.tli. '93-57$8 aft. =.... .... ---Pr-7. 1 rfJ ...t LOT ATTENDANT -F\ill or put-Ume. Mml C. .... ty H•r••c• bel.8.55'7~ ~ft GREAT ---: ... • .... -... II AC ff I N E S H 0 P TRAUfEE -Swiss ..... ope: d I for a Au&omatJca. No exper. , ... .,,.. office clfftl nee. In Lapa.a Niau.el. .,.... en.mi _____ _ IJWds. apply 1be Ion at 1111t it a fod.pocecl Laguna. 211 N. Coast potltloa tllet ... di Hwy.Laguna Beach polalled lkJlla. Yo• Marntenance man. u , wClllld --o ....... per1enced, full time ty of ..... so•.._ Must work weekends. liWCllKe bock9ro..d Over 2511"5 Contact Su~. wClllld bt 0 plllll! T~ =ayneTeruus Club. Mg of 55-60 .,.. met ------- dldlft -e.,.n1K• Medical ~pUorust for .. ~ .ct. Pldlatn cs. Co5ta Mesa ,.. ,_ C&JIS.11·:.l 1R adllllw to a eoat- plftlw .. w llacj ..._, we offer ••c•ll•• c ,., be•fit1 a plnu..t wot ""'9 wit •· $1 .. ,.., ,.. .. AU.JIOQJW ... ·~ MERVYN'S Part time opeump days & eYellDP are available in aales & stock work durtns tbe Cbnslmas Seaon. No exper is req & there att many nex1 Jlle work scbed1dn-ava1l. Slop by OW' Credit Office & fill OUl an appbcauon at 18182 Jrvane Blvd . Tuatin. Msvyn •• la proud to be an Equal Opportuoity Emc*>ies ourpn1= matctllnQ Qua per. sonnet w1tti tty POSltk>fls tlaS ~ ~··IQ reQUeStS for our ''tempS COl'lseQuenttv. we neeCI mor~ lttB l \IN s and Aides to wonc tn very fine medial tacllrt>es throughoot the area an aoamon to our conceot of oemg clS flexible tn scnedullnQ as YOU are we Offer • New ContTctrn- QMng V0U mort' cnotces . New Pay Ra~ • LOW COSt PrXtlcal c E cou~ • Refemll Bonus Prooram • OffictM> convenienttv LOUced • CIOse·tO·Home ASSignmt'flts and more• 1nterest!'O' Conact us ASAP .,,,.... • s.ca ...... * Wordftroc • Acd Clerlls * Clerils Top pay, paid va <'ation5. referral. bonuses Never a ree IEL~ Cull or Come In Today Irvine IJ).1441 2102 Business Center Dnve Swte208 Huntmiton Buc:h 14'7.l491 8907 Warner Ave nu Lal'Uftl Niguel t Ul.-U I Z7'957 cabot Road I Santa Ana I HMI• I TUN. Main If 1 In H&R Block Offlce) I P9aPe wbo -s people f I ab:a.ild u..,. cMetE u.e I EQw ~ I· ~ Oired.or7 1a &M I £mplofw' 111 r I DAILY PILOT .._ ______ -• I .... G•\11 your career 11 boolt with a m0\11 to Lear S1egl4t<. Energy Proc:tuct1 01V111on Your prec:1..on sk1ll1 will be apPfec•ated 1n •modem. clean wonung emMonmen1 wtuch e•emph1ie. oor c ommltmef't to lhe PfoductlOn of a quallty product• A1 a llabte. orowtti Orielit9d div11lon of the d1¥er11"8d Lew Sleglet Corporatton, we can otter the unique combination of c1reer 1tablhty, challenge and a friendly, profesalonal S111tt of fellow employees In ed01tion 10 top compet1111111 wagee, l-Soegter Pr0>t1des 1n Industry IMd•ng package of company paid benefits -mcludtng med•cal. dental. hie and dependent co....rage, 1hlf1 premium. coct of liVlng raltea Quarterly, oeneroue retirement and much more ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS WITH YOUR FAMILY-CHRISTMAS SHUTDOWN. Fof mOfe lnfomiauon or en Immediate int.fvlew 1ppu1n1ment, plNle call or awfY In person· ~LEAR llEOl.ER, INC. ~· !Nl!ROY PRODUCTS DMSION 2040E.O,.Aaed <"" .. a D,w "°9cf) ..... M9,CAt2M (TH) MO-U'IO. bl la Put Ume ma1nt.euan a.n. M know m repalra.16:imS Part·tia. dnc clerk At teroooaa. $S 00 /hr &G410.. PASTMIP& PROOfUADIMG wnh 1t leut l year H · penence. preferably Receptionist, typing, general office, 9am-5pm. Call TIO-MJ7. PU ona. Receptioniat needed 1 day F.arn while you learn I a week (Wed.) call Telephone Answerlni 9&2·1111, ask for Dana Servi~ full lime/part RECEPTIONIST, Mon time. Vaned ahlfts . thru 'lburs 2Pm·l0pm, Days, aftemooa or even-Sun Mpm. Call 752.7903 mp. Local.Iona in: Univenlty Athletic Club. FASIDON ISLAND Ask for John or Jeff. COOTAMESA/IRVJNE RECEPTIOHIST 2 Mrnga per wit, It typ- ing, bkkpfJ exp. helpful. RWR Assoc., Npt Bch. 975-1.M4. Receptlon1st, facial Reataurant/Buaperaon L&mcb Ii Dinner, exp. not req. Xlnt benerlta. 12.90br/tlps. Apply In peraon. M·fl', S·5 Gulllver'a, 18412 MacArthur Blvd., I rvlne TI1STIN HUNTINGTON BEACH Ideal for students & housewives Man) co. benefits including paid vacations . Typing 35wpm. E 0 E Call 54.1--4230 Mon. lhru Fri -plastic surgeon, N.B. Ex· ---------•! PBX Operator Will tram per necess. salary com· mens w/exper, Call for appt. 642-5902. Full tune, 7am 3.JOpm. Part time 7am 2 30pm Sat /Sun . only ~ Inn. 644.1700 Re. cepllonlst, lrvme- Olrol Cnder E O E bued Fuhioo firm bas -----· -· ;....;· -· -ammed opening for a PetltiaD Clttulaton, we personable, out&oing re- need drculaton who are Clll'tianilt to work In our agreui.e tr eager to faat·paced front offc. make •.oo + an hr. You WID train. Call Bonnie at can set your own hours. 54NOG. ~ toci-.y • It.art today 751·511S'7 SALES 8e1pon1lbl1 per1oa .......... u ..... :l.f:....,.. .W.room, ............... -..1 SALISllUOM •• t Part 0t fW1 UDM window Uot1a1. traoaparent •bedt1 • levelora ...... MW SwapMHt Amer11•an coupon~ • J rare ~ach. 12 > 556 1787 \mencan Airlines '• tare· Coupon. S25 640 5887 flectnc elevator chair, mounts on stairway. S375 SlM.598 Murray ExerctSer litke . l6S ff73..mo -Mm & Womens 10 apeed l:ak.e. Only I year old. Ill t!al·b ElCercycle. $50 t:xcellenl cond1L1on perlect l'hnslmas gift 641>704tl ·~ off Airline discount coupons for sale 661-8582 King sz: water bed $150. 751 8514, 545·4676 an:J rmm . - ~·sup for not in~Bcb. '78 Ford loaded, like new. •.aoo. 714-9&MJ213 eves. 'TIGllCJlmmy 11an1 emu, PIP 714/IM-e'IS2 -' -•'4,_.. I I I If ~ I. , • 1-I I It I! UI "'I' Ii l•A f',IJr• t1 I I I 1 ': I 'I ! a r ~ '791'WIO ....... Cobrw PORSCHE~ ·a ~aJr. "Clantc " '11E;:::.;~=:;;::;::;~'9!::;:::'1 MoD&a. Looka/run1 IB71l 8 B.L . .,...,, adl lntr. $2000 lbst. BUHrINGTON BEACH 551XJ Blue._., -MUllae.11! '..,..S.' cylinder. A/C. letl*r loterior, aag .tleel9. cuaette ~k ' map li&llt. Lo/au. Pnv ply Bestoffer Call 675-291& 142-2000 ~-----WANTED ...... t7ll W ~ t12. 5 1pcl "JSllama 2+2. AM /FM. -·••••••••••••••••• AM/Fii, rblt e n1 I: 1-vUi& towD Must .ell. AJC.-... Allow \II the opportmuty 3115 GT 2+2. dart blm t.nuw. 770Cl3 • .,. B1a1. xlnt cood , S51-:Ml7 '° eondder the purchase rneu.ll, tao int. VU 5spd. _,.,...,. ·---1 -00011 .... --............. --..... --Xlat---,....., M • 0 L~-,.. or trade-in of your clean Beaudful. Eveis833-3991, 'A0/C·~ •• 1i!...UILIVW ..... •.::!;. • ~ DllWC!llP• .. ......:Y~ cood "''" ui1 ... ng, 1 -ru n,.__ .. _ l"L.~a. ....... u -1· ··-· ~ ...-...>.c.a.. 40.000 mi. 13100. f'lt.513'7 sbdt. Call rvio~. ~ wlUJ 5 Rat t725 *' -Sta WafjDft, 41bnpc AC. afUpm. 644·9111 ~·-.. ••••••••••••••••••••• 819125-ep, 11.q>er dean. atereo. A.II /Fii, 1200 ml. ---=-------f! 17.000 while brown int. $10 ~ '88 Chevy Nova alnt. '66 Mustuc. 11ew reblt . ;.a1 ~.r.:at Ut Sport.~ • 671-7418 A1k 'tor Mr . 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PIS. !>t'llt.l. & window!>, '78AlfaSpider, lo mJ, Xlnt oond. t6S()O or besl offer. ~1729. COSTAME.5A Aid 9707 ____ 54_0._9_6_4_0_ I-.,..,.-_ ....... _ 9-1-4 -1-8. 5 spd. Nbber, Wlodslueld, catm healo ~L d~~~~,fll>~ ~ Mustang dconvb 6 c} I. '" rvio~ si-mt .., l01er Porsche ,_,., ""'"'''"' ....... ""'w du l o. re • ea u l . Blk, loaded, tmmac wheels • hub capi., bres, a1r, stereo radio. rt"!tlo red Xlnt $5200 ~/olr. 675-9936 ___ . Michetins. AM /FM ca&s 1 d e a I l" a r f o r u '.'I e 673-3000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7'1 Hood.a Accord; ong lalalloyce 9756 '79 Audi SOOOS, fully owner lmmac & ••••••••••••••••••••••• equip'd lo,ooo _Miles loaded· Exter grey, ·blk •1 DEAUR IN U.S.A. SU.~. 831-9l"4 7.ao AM inter. Sunroof. stereo. Im ROY &3.30pm All/FM cuaeue. AIC. CARVER is SOOO; baa everyllu.ng special wheels. Mtch. ROUS-ROYCE Nodn. & aaaume lease at Urea. Uses reg., prem. or $231.73mo.~10 unlead gas. Up to 35 ,,..,,.m._" MPG. $6100. 675-9111 =-' ... 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P/W, P/B, P11eat, P IS. ltnOU>S All/Fii 8 tnck, white 89 VW, P'u\bact. orig, w t w , beaut cond CllllmaS.,uam mw heada • valves. <710963·0678 Fountain \18 • ..-0.. tram., factory eaao.sims. 751•74'f _v_aUey___,'--------I aar, pWl'. 1taerin1 • bnllla • pwr. wiadowl .., SANTA AMA liJ79XJ6L, Unmacu.Jate _7pm.:..;,;;,_· -------& 1 ST 6 llltCMDlilaY ••••••••••••••••••••• •• bmt olr. Call 833-2524 aft 8353171 ::::a -m YW O.vert. Qwn. Cw •wlh: fflZ Ma&a. All/f'll 1t.efto. ~ Edll ..-m1. Spec -.. --•••••.. ._.roof I: macb IDOl'e! tiNIJWlall. All/I'll aa. -n a." . lo ma, •• ..., ea:ruo >. TM9 UU9MTS CIMINO lllACMMIE. •USIDIMWs• "--GWa 9734 76 Z002 4 1p ·--···.;;;;~··•••••• "41 POO I lDat lbape! Low miles. ht 111&5- LICOU.. MBCUIY ''Special ol the Week'' 71TOYOTA '775Jiiap (017'9) llaDy e:ii:traa. Ruaa 71511US/B (427JlFQ> _MMmi _______ _ SU WRACK hmoua Toyota economy anddeoendabUit7. 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Minimum btd 12.400 Car l'iln be aeeri al the Du ii> P iloc. aulomol&ve g:.rage between 9AM & 3PM weekdays only Contact Pat Q)e between 9AM &r 3PM at 642-4321. ext 284 for further tnformal1on SIDAM•V&U ••••••• ~2999 Fult ~. factory aJr cond .. NNFM -.0. Utt wheel. L tap & extfa ~ (M5RXL). lI==. ..... ~3999 vat. automlac ""11.. powef' lteeMG & brMt9. *"°'Y:llr ~ ... tut ...... ra1~-.... a tow inlMa. (811R,.81. llhl&eoad. .. 711-IGI ~all utraa, ~. 13611 ta.DID ..,. Oolm. Bed • /t&D top U Kml. Blaap CUI Wllrwkt•. fallpwr.1511 All/PK tape. lfustSee! •14•peed . sa.ttO. •U00/080 C.BJ DSIWl1.a81, TMJGI..-.. ·• Squareback, 1ood • v-. lloadltM. ~ THEODORE ROBINS FO RD • ......... : l •• ( ' "' -"'f '} /, '.:.: ~ ,,, CIOGll. nma 9QOd. S7$. PB. aato. eJee wtadow~ ~1..50'7 •· blw prtnJed na.. au rt.1 1 • t960 .., UDde:meeUI •ooo. . 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OOWta. giaa betted ..... _______ ............ _,....,.,mor.! f213073l YOU PAY ONLY lt74DOMI UITIPOD V8. 4 1peed tran1., pwr. ctHting a bnMI. air concs.. apllt ... ,. cu1tom wheel•. radio. 1paoe Hver pkg. I tnONI (732KU.). . •ins ltnflOID fMIOWMOM ~ ............... ....... ..... ... "* reck.-ndo. _..,.. ...... f.-zu~ PLUS YOU GET AMDYOUPAYOMLY •IOO~t~~ s5 1974 PLYMOUTH •AUAMJ J a moueNAM va. au10m1HC nne.. * cond .• pwr. steering I brake•. NWOOf a~ top.'*"°· ... tltee I morel (1*"8). •1995 lt71DOD&I CCleOMlf Ca.I va. autom1ttc "*--· .., cond.. pwr. 1teeri ng I braket. AM/FM llllr90. buc:tcet 1Nta I conaolt, vinyl top. cuttom wn.eta I morel (Ol7VAf). •2095 . 1971 CHRYSUR COl90IA COWi VB. aumm.tlc trw\S. . .., cond.. pwr. ~ I btliket. crulae eotttrot PM'· wtnd<>wS. aollt lieether ...... vinyl top. r.dlO. cuttom wheels I morel (108NYH)-s2595 Ted es .·. ' Anned Woman lnv~des Office ~ WASHINOTON CAP> -A ... ,. WOIDU caT1inc • bUf• ud ; 19tuq wu Mbed by s.cm .a.me. ... ti ~ after lbe hallled Into the neepUaa room ol Sea. Edward 11. ltennedJ's Sftate omce. Sbe WU cbarpd ll'ltb HH-.tlt with a deadly 111eapcJG. One ol the agents wbo Ml.led 1 her •• Dieted in tbe wrist by l tbe woman. At the time of the lneldent, } whlcb occurred at about 9:40 a.m.1 KmDedy was in b1s olftee, : 'rblen ta aeparated from tbe re- • ceptlon room by an outer ofllce. Kennedy, who recently an· nounced his candidacy for the 1880 Democratic presidential nomlnaUon, said be was UD· ••are ol tbe incident until told about It later by one of b1s assls· tantL • ''It WU U Incident that I UD· deratand 11 bemt bandied by the Secret Service," Kennedy said. The woman was identified by tbe Secret Service as Suu.nne J Osgoods, 38, of Boston. She was arrested with help or Capitol policemen, who led her down the hall with her bands behind her back. She was taken into ' custody by the Secret Service, l Which has been assigned to pro- ..... .,...... LIFE THREATENED Senator Kennedy tect Kennedy as a presidential contender. Inspector Gilbert H. Abernathy of the Capitol Police said the woman was arrested on lllvelves •••lie atJLLETIN TBBaAN, Ina <AP> ~ ................. IDlometm a. •• ,, ftplaeet aeU.1 · F•relp ........ All ...... Bui, Sadr 1'ltll •e•olaUoaary Coaaell ! •e•ber Sadella Glao&baadela, i eh Pan ..... a1eaey reportM. l WASHINGTON <AP> -Presl· dent Carter. appealing to America'• aeme of honor, hopes · to rally public opinion and to convince Iran of American aolldarity during tonight's . -prime-time news coolerence. At the news conference, scheduled for 6 p.m. PST, Carter Burslan matched a Sf ,000 col· Ileetion ol Bicentennial 1Uver in- gots and a<>ld colns from a Hunt· LQtton Beach bome late Tues· d9y, police aald. Tbe tntruden forced open a toell:ed kltcllen window at an t~1onquln Street residence and CJ'abbed 55 ln&ots and an UD· Sltermlned number of coins, ac· :ordlnl to officers. The name of oh victim wasn't lmmediat.ely "AJailable. r~-------.. f Coast .. is expected to insist anew that the United States will not yield to "blackmail" by militants still holding 49 Americans hostage at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. <Channels 2, 4 and 7) A White House spokesman said that in a campaign to arouse public displays of sup· port for the hostages, the presi· dent is urging that church bells be rung daily at noon until the American c:aptives are released Carter also is urging Americans to write to the Ita· ni,im nmsion to the United Na- tions demanding that the cap. Uves be free. The White House said both moves were being en· couraged to demonstrate to Iran's revolutionary leaders that American public opinion sup. ports Carter's handling or the crisis. Carter said Tuesday that the honor of America is at stake in the embassy seizure, and said the hostages have been threatened at gunpoint and forced to make statement& in which they did not believe. Speaking to a group of Democrats working for his re· election, he said, "This is a reprehensible thing, a disgrace to every person wbo believes in civilization and decency. County OKs Bolsa Park land Deal a cbarp of assault with a dead· ly weapon and removed for queatlonlne by the Secret Service in downtown Waablnttoo. Richard Burke, Kennedy's ex· ecutive assistant, said that when the woman entered the reception _..rea, "she let out a yell" and drew a tnile from under her coat. None of the witnesses to the incident cou.Jd say what the woman yelled. Burke said there had not been any similar incidents in Ken· nedy's office. Mary Ann Mikulich. a recep- tionist in Kennedy's office, said, ··1 was sitting at my desk when a woman came in with a big hunting knife Just yelling at the top of her voice." Burke said Miss Mikulich rose from her seat and fled the room and Secret Service men ap- prehended the intruder . During the struggle, agent Joe Meusburger was wounded slightly on the left wrist. Meusburger, who was holding a handkerchief over his wound as he sat in the reception room after the incident, declined to talk to reporters. Swap Meet Hassle Be.surf aces Chamber of Commerce of ficial1 and reaidents of the Brookburst Street and Ellis A venue area are scheduled to bump heads again tonight over plans for Sunday swap meets at the Fountain Valley Drive-In Theater. , The chamber is seeking city Planning Commission permission to conduct the week· ly meets. Area residents are circulating petitions calling for denial. Dunng a heated commission meeting earlier this month, area residents objected to the in· creased traffic, parking prob- lems and loss or privacy they say the swap meet.a will bring. Planning commissioners or· dered chamber President James Petrikin to return to City Hall tonight at 7:30 with plans for handling swap meet traffic and with a detailed proposal showing chamber responsibility for managing the meets. In other action tonight. com· missioners are expected to ap. prove Jim Huish 's request for a permit to build a tubular water slide and outdoor roller skating rink at 9063 Recreation Circle. Hublb, who lives in San Juan Capistrano. already operates baseball batting cages. a miniature golf course and other · recreational facilities at the site near Warner Avenue and Magnolia Street. 6~atnt et E••~ Pat LWld.15. of Fountain Valley <left> and Leonard Barnes, 14, of Westmlnater fly tbrougb tbe air wblle negotiating bicycle race course at Fountain Valley Boys Club. The dirt track. complete with banked ~ and jumps, has become a papular after·scbool gatbenng place for dirt bicycle riders. Burial Fund Begun For Fire Victims Huntington Beach firefighters who tried in vain to save the lives of three children and their 18-year·old cousin in a con dominium blaze last Sunday are now raising funds to pay for the burial or the fire victims The parenta or three of the VIC· tims, William and Carol Clarke. are financially unable to pay for a funeral, fire inspector Larry Marshburn said today. "They lost everything, they have nothmg left at all, .. said Marshburn. "It as a very traeic case." He said firefighters and COO· cerned citizens chipped in enough money to pay for funeral services set for Thursday at 11 a .m. at Dilday Brothers Chapel in Huntinetoo Beach. ''We've bad a massive number of calla." he said. "It's a aood reehng lo know this many people care .. Dawn Marie Clarke. 7. Phlbp Robert Clarke. 4, and Carol Ehzabeth Clarke, 2, will be bu r1ed at Good Shephard Cemetery followmg the funeral services. The fourth victim. 18·year-old Dawn Michelle McMullen. will be buried in her hometown of Darby, Pa. She was visiting lbe Clarke family at the Ume of the blaze. Marshburn said the parents and surviving children WiWam Jr .. 6, and 5-mooth-otd Keith, have received help from the Red Cross and are staying with rel· atives in Huntington Beach. 0 Iran Files Claim To Shah's Billions Pocili< Oc~on Mohammed ReQ Pablnt. la baaed in New York. Tbe laWl\dt WU filed In behalf ol the 11>vernment of Iran by two law flnm., Abourak, Shack an(} Mendenhall ol WUblQlton and O'Dwyer and Bemltetn ol New Yort. It laid tbe total amount al· lecedlJ e111be11led waa not tnoW1l becaUH the toundadoa bH rtve&ltid no tlDaneW lD- formadion ilne4a 1911. Siglttseeing Pl•n• Lost " Disaster Kills 12 FrOm U.S. AUCKLAND, New Zealand CAP> An Air New 7.ealand DC· 10 carryine 257 penom oo a •i&hlMeing Olgbt to Ant.ardica crashed into a volcano on the edge of the icy continent today. authorities reported. All aboard. including 12 Americans, were believed killed in one of history's worst air disasters. U .S . Navy aearcb planes spotted the wreckage on the slopes of smoldering Mount Erebus, near the U.S.. research Matton at McMurdo Sound, An· tarctica, some 2,000 miles south of New Zealand. "'It looks as though it burned. No survivors have been si&hted. They . are expecting a com- plete fatality," saad Petty Of. facer Mite Hatcher of the U.S. Navy Support Group Head· quarters in Christchurch, New Zealand The aarhne s aid the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 in- cluded 46 foreigners 12 Americans, 24 Japanese, seven Australians, two Britons and a Canadian. The rest were New Zealanders. They paid ~ for what was supposed to be an ll·bour Oigbt from A•actl•nd to the coast of Antarctica and back. Tbe crews of Navy bellcopt.en aent from Mellurdo reported the7 .... unable to land Ill tbe erub Ille became ol 'fioleat qp. draft1 of wtncl aro.,.a41 tile 12.•00.fo.t volcano, the New Zea land Searcb encl lleaeue Cemeraaid.. Tb• N••Y aaid Ule plane aubld abuu& 2,500 ,.. up tbe alopee ol tbe actJn YO!camt. wb.lcb IS In die center of R.- l.llaDd. where the lfellurdo base alao ls situated The ialand ls Just off tbe Antarctica coast, and the volcano ls within sight of the McMurdo bale . "The wreckage was on the back side of the mountain, .. Hatcher said. "It was spread over an area or about 200 yards.·· The Air New Zealand sightsee· ing planes regularly fly close to the volcano on their non-stop round trips to Antarctica from Auckland. The cause or the crash could not be determined immediately. The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 has been plagued by structural problems. including one that caused the crash or an American A1rlines flight in Crucago in May that took 273 lives. Air New Zealand said 1t un- derstood the Jetliner bad com· pleted its sightseeing run and was on its way back north to New Zealand when radio contact with the plane was lost at 2 p.m. cs p.m. PST Tuesday). It was then sWJ over Antarctica, about 30 or 40 miles from McMurdo. The loss of radio contact was blamed on sunspot activity and did not cause immediate con- cern. But at 8 p.m. the airline <See PIANE, Pa1e A%) 90 ~ SOUTH A•ERICA ".J l ! ~IJ•fler,.lre WASHINGTON <AP) -Secretary of State C)'TUI R. Vance bu aaked Henry A. Kll1tncer to atop matln1 public comment.I about the way tbe Carter admlniltratlon bu dealt wttb the de· pcMed Shah of Iran. Sources here said they reached a119ement at a meeUna called by Vance on Monday that the former aeere&a.ry would curb bi.I atatementa. The two were alone in Vance'• nventh· floor offtce at the State Department. Aeeonling to two IOUl'ces, both ol whom ~ed to be lden· Ufied, Vance wu irritated by K111tqer'a 1uue1t1Ga that the administration had contributed to the collapse of the 1bah'1 rule and by his criticlam of U.S. policy. lletls RedtK"e Ge•I• -MOSCOW <AP> -'lbe SotJlet Parliament met today to ap- pl"Ove reduced economic targets for next year after President Leonid Brezhnev reported that this year's grain harvest -the wont since 1975 -ll 48 mlllloo tons short of the goal and oU out· put ii olf 10 million tons. , Because of the low harvest, Western speclallSts expect the Soviet government may buy all 25 million tons of com and wheat the U.S. Department of Aptculture will allow to be sold to the Soviet Union in the J.979.IO fiscal year. The scaled-down economic plan, which is expected to be routinely approved by the 1,500 members of the Parliament, or Supreme Soviet, calla for industrial output to rise by 4.5 percent in 1980 over this year's level. V.S.Budge•Approeed WASHINGTON <AP> -The House gave final approval to the long-delayed 1980 budget today after defeating a Republic~n effort to force a 2 percent across-the-board cut m domestic spending. The 2Xl6-186 vote ends a lengthy battle over guns-versus- butter spending priorUies and a Senate proposal to force fiscal discipline on congressional committees. . The $547.6 billion compromise budget, approved earlier by the Senate, coven U.. llacal year tbataiarted Oct. 1, nearb' two ' monthl a.,. ' SAN DIEGO (AP> -1be U.S. Attorney's office has re- vealed that one of four Border Patrol agents standing trial on charges of brutality was fired from the Covma Police Depart- ment for allegedly taking mariJuana from pnsoners and g1vmg it to a former girlfriend. Under questioning Tuesday by U.S. Attorney Michael Walsh, agent Jeffrey Otberson admitted be was dismissed from the police department 10 months after be joined the force in 1975. Meantime, U.S. District Judge Howard B. Turrentine de· nled a motion for mistrial for the four agents and refused to grant them separate trials. :~Briton Urges U.S. Euromart Support 87 IDRY llE&TENSTEIN Of•Olltr .......... • A member of Great Britain 'a Parliament uraect tbe United Statea 'I'Uelday to ··set off the def en live and rea11ert that freedom worb" in an appeal for Amertca'a support of tbe Euro- pean Common Market. Eldon Grtffltbs, a member of Prime Mlniater Mar1aret Thatcher'• Comervative Party, iaaued &bat cballenre at a luncheon in Newport Beach of the World Affain Council of Orange County. The Brttilb native, educated at Yale Unlvemty, warned that ()f'•MQll CCM9f ""' DAILY PILOT America must support the Euro- pean Common Market or risk having European countries seek allian~ wttb the Soviet Unloo. He uaerted tbat America baa lacked presidential leadenbip for nearly 20 years for a variety of reuona and now "Jimmy Carter is finding It bard to mobilize a nation to meet the oeedl of the hour. "I, for one, am alck and Ured of apololiz,ing for success," be said. "But America bas prac- ticed self-denialization by apologizing for s lavery and multicorporatiom." "The only fear America baa i.I lots of faith in lt&eU," be said. "America ls no longer in· d.ivlllble and invulnerable to at- tack.'' Grtffttbl said. Re 1ald that, if Europe cannot be usured of America's support lt could become its own ''third Power," or, u a 1row\n1 left· win& European force ii 1uaest· . Ini. "look for Soviet alliance." A~-alllapce of America and the European Common Mar ~ Grtfntm aald depends on "modernluUOn 'Oi western defenae , dev..lopment of alternative eneray sources and for Amertca and E~pe to 1et rfd of a sullt eomplu." ----- 2Pleall Gtalty in Extortion Two Loe Anpla·area m plt1ded 1ullt1 T•taday In oraa1 ~ ty P*rlor Court to tbara• Cl au~ mptln1 to atort .000 ~m Nt~port Beacb b\.ll1 'El Pnalt)'. Tia• were entered bJ llUp a"9 Fa • 11, ol HawaUtn Oard DI aacl lt11 Patric Ramo, •. of OoneJ btfort Jud1• JamH Perea followint neaotlatlonl amoq at- tonMJ•. Tbt two men were cbarced wltb dlrtetln1 tbrtatenin1 t•ltpbGne t'alla and letten at Prftlty -tbreata that were UD· dtncored when antral .'5 caliber bu1letl were •bot Into t.be door of Pnlaley'a Lido llle borne ln May, 1'71. A• part of tbe plea barlalD a1reement. mention of tbe 1uubota was deleted from the char1e1 to wbicb tbe men pleaded luilty. A tb.ird auapect in the Praley caae, Edward Dempsey, 218, ol Paramount. previously pleaded 1uilty to extortion charges and a1reed to cooperate with in· ve1tlgatora. According to police, Presley's name came to the attention of the extortionists via a newspaper story which listed bis firm as amon1 the top 100 in Southern California. Followin1 the threats, Presley contacted police. They arranged to have $250,000 ln play money dropped at an Anaheim location. Dempsey was arrested after be arrived to pick it up. F,...PageAJ PLANE ••• announced the plane was an hour overdue for a refueling stop at Christchurch, on New Zealand's South Island. The airline announced at 10 p.m. that the plane was lost. It said It.a fuel would have been used up half an hour before. The U.S. base at McMurdo Sound took charge of the search for the mtssing plane, and sent up five aircraft: two C-130 Hercules, a C·l41 Starlifter and two helicopters. The Navy said one of the planes sighted the wreckage at 1 a .m . There as almost perpetual daylight on Antarctica at this time of the year. Few airline disasters have aurpaued tbe deatb toll in today'• Antarctica crub. The on-the-ground colllaion of Pan Am and KLM jumbo jets at Tenerife airport in the Canary Islands in March 1977 took 581 lives, and the crash of a Turkish Airlines DC-10 near Paris in 1974 killed 346 persons This year's Chicago crash had lbe third highest death toll. The Starlifter had flown Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia from Christchurch to McMurdo Sound for a fight Thursday over the South Pole commemorating the first fiight over the pole 50 years ago by his famous polar explorer uncle, Adm. Richard E. Byrd. Air New 1.ealand said it bad never 108l a pasaebger before. The airline operates the an- tarctic sight.sffing ru1bts during the Southern Hemisphere's sum· mer. and this was the fourth this season. The planes Qy from New Zealand to McMurdo Sound, crulae at low level over that area, fiy at relatively low level for 45 minutes north along the Victoria Land coast and then head out across the water for the return to New Zealand. An official said the flights bad been operating for three sum- mers without any previous mis- hap. Amoni the crew a was a well- known New Zealand moun- taineer, Peter Mulgrew, who gave the passengers a commen- tary on the antarctic algbta. He was an uaociate of Sir Edmund Hillary, one of the first two men to climb to the top of Mount Everest. Late Entries Planned for Kindergarten Nor1!1 Huntintton Beach area younpters who m1ued eotertn1 klnder1arten In September becaUH they were a little too youn1 may be elillble for an early admittance pro1ram, school otftclall rtport. AD <kean Vtew School Dt.atct 1polt~OHD aald parents of children wbo wlll be • yean, t . montht old on or Wore Feb. 2 can enroll u..tr children for tbe 1prtn1 .. mater. · Enrollment la open throuab Dtc.n Tbt DUPlll still mwat complete a 1••i or thideratrten lD addl· Uoss to the Wlj admltUACe pro. tram. Inter'titid patelllta llliftld con- tact their aetibbOdu>od •dMiiol to en roll lhefr chlldrea, tb• apok .. man aald. lblstled Mustaags Towing service operator Elmer Goetsch sizes up partially dismantled Ford Mus tangs d1s rovered by police in a Hunt· ington Beat h bar k yard latt Tuesday Eight of nrne Musta ngs found bv police ::ire hsled as stolen Off,1rcr-. armed \.\1th a warrant to arrest M 1chael Schroeder. 25. of 8211 Indianapolis Ave for failure to ap- pear m court on a wf>apons charge hap- pl'nt·d on the herd of car., Police are still lookm~ for Schroeder · Prosecution Nears End Torture-murder Def eme to Begin By Tbe Auoclated Preu Prosecutors were wmdmg up their cas e toda y a gainst Theodore fo'rank. on tnal tn San ta Ana Cor the k1dnap1ng, rape and torture murder of a 21 ,. year old Camarillo ~1rl Frank's trial wai. moved to Orange County be<'ause of pre trial publicity tn the slaying of Amy Sue Seitz. The prosecution 1s askmg for the death penalty Before the defense takes over. the prosecution planned testimony on scanning electron microscope comparison or a pair of pliers-like vice grips fround at Frank's apartment m Woodland Hills, and mark.a made on the body of the Seitz 11rl before she was slain March, 14. 1978 Meanwhile, some of the sexual fantasy wntinas by Frank. 44. found m three notebooks at tus apartment can be seen by the Jury. the presiding Judge ruled Tuesday. Photocopies of the wnunas. de aling -.1th sadistic act.s or C'h1ld molestation are expected to be g1\en to the seven man, ll'e woman panel The ddense trie d uns uc res'>full~ in pre tnal heanng~ to bar use of Frank s wriltng~ on ~rounW. they were covered b) a therapist pal.lent privilege when he was an outpatient from Atascadero State Hospital. Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron McM11lao ruled some of the wnungs could be seen by the jury but other sec lions of the wntmgs were ex eluded as eVJdence Testimmy Tuesday continued with prosecutor Jrvmg Prager attempllng to show s1 m1lanues tn the Seitz murder case and previous child molestallons al· legedly comm1Ued by Frank A 10.year-old former East St Louis. lU . girl told the Jury a bo ut being abducted and molested more than six years ago The defense ob1ected to her test1mon)' on grounds the girl t·ould not 1dent1fy Frank as be· ing involved Frank hved an the St. Lows .1 re.t an 1973 before com mg to l'ahfom1a An 111.anois woman's testimony plac ed Frank at the crime '>C'ent• Pe~gy Oauderman. from rural Millstadt, Ill. said she recognized fo'rank as the man she saw driving a station wagon toward a wooded area near her home J1Ml after Frank drove past her home a second time, a lit- tle girl bleeding and crying - C'ame to her house, the woman saad Toy Shop Burgled An employee of Toy City, 17930 Magnol.aa St . Fountain Valley, told poltce burglars entered the ~hop throu1h a roof vent c;ometame Monday night or Tuesday morning and took $244 worth of eleclrOnic toys. ''We Want You To Look Better For Less!'' We'r e not complaining about the high price of glas se s, w e're doing something about it 1 There are a lot of places to buy eyewear these days. You can go to a so called 'fashion boutique' and pay spectacular prices for famous names, or you can come to OPTICAL FAC- TORY, and oet the best poss Ible fashion looks in eyewear at a down to earth price. As a rule, you only get what you pay for these days, however our selection is large enough to please the most finicky tastes, and yet our prices start as low as $34.95. (Includes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Ca se) At these prices we're making a spec- tacle of ourselves. REMEMBER : We have GIFT CERTIFICATES so that someone you care for can get the olasses he or she really wants! Just in time for Christmas. we are your neighborhood optical store. centrally located on East 17th Street in Costa M esa. Remember to ask your eye doctor for your prescrip- t ion. With this in hand you can shop around for the best in eyewear at the right price. · ' rm ~~PJll:r41. ~AClfJR~ ,• A.rrried Woman Invades Offic~ WA KINGTON (AP> -A woman HITYlDI a Ult• and yellln1 wn aeiied by Secret Service .,_.. today after lbe naahfld mto Ole ncel)Uon room c:A sen. Edward M. KeMed)''1 SeaaLe Clftlee. She waa ch.arced wUb a11ault with a deadly weapon. One al the qenta wbo Hi.led her wu nicked in the wrllt by the woman. At the time ol the lDcldent. wblcb occurred at about I : 40 • a.m., Kennedy was in bis office, 1 wblcb Is eeparated from the re- ception room by an-outer ofttce. Kennedy, who recently an- nounced bis candidacy for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination, said he was un· aware al tbe Incident until told about It later by one of his assis· tan ta "It was an incident that I un- derstand is being bandied by the Secret Service,'• Kennedy said. The woman wu identified by tbe Secret Service as Su.zanne Osgoods, 38, ol Boston. She was ; arrested with help of Capitol policemen, who led her down the haU with her bands behind her back. She was taken into custody by the Secret Service. which has been assigned to pro- la Irvine ............ LIFE THREATENED SeMtor Kennedy tect Kennedy as a presidential contender. Inspector Gilbert H Abernathy of the Capitol Police said the woman was arreated on Council Stands By Corridor Support BJ DAVID JruTZll&NN °' .. ....,,.... .... Councllman Larry A1ran's latest attempt to have the Irvine City Council wttbdraw its sup--port for ccmstructioo of the San Joaqum Hilla Transportation Corridor ran into a familiar roadblock Tuesday night. The council, on a split vote, re· jected bis proposal and instead chose to reaffirm its prerious 1 position of supporting the so- ca 11 e d ••limited access roadway" which Agran con· tended is notbinl more than a 1950s style freeway through the chaparral-eovered San Joaquin Hilla Jolnlng Agran in bis efforts to ur1e the county to opt for a •·more modest and ... environ· mentally less intrusive" roadway system was coun- "' cilwoman Mary Ann Galdo. As be baa lD the past, Agran attacked the proposed scale of the circulation system as out· lined ln a county environmental study as belnl environmentally and a ecooomlcally damaging, especially, be said, in the village of Turtle Rock. ., • U approved as planned, he said the corridor would be used aa Justification for heavier crowth in the south county area. Coast A tboiOulh review of land me practices and acalinl down of growth plans coQld result from rejection of the corridor as it is now envisioned, Agran said. However, the council majority of Mayor David Sills and COUil· cilmen Art Anthony and Bill V ardoulis said they were in sup- port of plans that would take heavy volumes of traffic around the city and not through it. Sills said the communities of Culverdale and University Park in Irvine would suffer more from the effecJ,s of overloaded surface streets if the corridor isn't built than Turtle Rock would if it is. "There's no impact on Turtle Rock whatsoever," he said. The proposed corridor. a route alignment for which county supervisors were to choose to- day. would run through the coastaJ hills between Corona del Mar and San Juan Capistrano. For that portion of the road that comes near Irvine, the City Council has endorsed the most southerly alignment which runs on the seaward side of the Coyote Canyon disposal site. The County Plannin1 Com· million opted for the central route that runs north of Coyote Canyon. Air~ claimed that residents of Turtle Rock bad expressed (See CORRIDOR, Pase A2) a char1e of aaaault with a dead· ly weapon and removed for queslionin1 by the Secret Service in downtown I Washlqton. , Richard Burke, Kennedy's ex· ecutive uaistant, said that when the woman entered the receptioo area. "she let out a yell" and drew a knife from under her coal. None of the witnesses to the incident could say what tbe woman yelled. Burke said there had not been any similar incidents in Ken· nedy's office. Mary ~Mikulich. a recep- llonis~y·s office, said, "I was sittin. al my desk when a woman came in with a big hunting knife just yelling at the top of her voice." Burke said Miss Mikulich rose from her seat and fled the room and Secret Service men ap· prebended the intruder. During the struggle. aged( Joe Meusburger was wounded slightly on the left wrist. Meusburger. who was holding a handkerchief over his wound as he sat in the reception room after the incident, declined to talk to reporters. Irvine Seeks Local Control On Pollution The Irvine City Council apeed Tuesday night to push for more local control la banctuna upper Newport 887 poDutioa studies-. .. We're takln& a sensible. busi- nesslike approach on this.'' Councilman Bill V ardoulls said The council voted unan· imously to send a letter to Southern California Association of Governments officials pushing the position that "loca l municipabties should pursue a more deflDitive role in formulat· mg and executing policy for upper NewpattBay." The council was responding to a proposal worked out by SCAG. the county of Orange and re· gional waler quality control board officials which aims at 're· solving deficiencies in a con· troversial water quality plan for the bay. That first plan was denied certification by the state Water Resources Control Board, which also announced it intended to strip SCAG of its planning authority in the Newport Bay Watershed area. The city, in responding to the SCAG compromise plan, said that while this latest maneuver to help expedite plans for re- moval of silt and debris from the bay is "conceptually accepla· ble," it feeb that local cootrol should be emphasized in water quality planning matters. t Noa-eompHaaee C'llarged Grmtest •I E••e Pat Lund. ts, of Fountain Valley (left> and Leonard Barnes. 14, of Wes tminster fly through the air while negotiating bicycle race course at Fountain Valley Boys Club. The dirt track. complete with banked. tams and jumps, bas become a popular after-school gatberina place for dirt bicycle riders. Irvine Council Balks At Freeway Plan The Irvine City Council 1s balking at state plans for an $850,000 San Otego Freeway ramp metering pro1ecl after voicing skepticism that meters will unsnarl rush hour traffic. The council voted unanimous· t y Tuesday night to ask CalTrans officials to set aside a proposed negative declaration for the project -which means il would have no substantial ef· feels -and instead study the matter in a full Environmental impact report. Included in the appeal to state transportation officials was a list of concerns expressed by the city's Transportation Com· mission about the project. The commission recom· mended Mooday that the city pursue establishment of a cooperative agreement with CalTrans outllni.nl Its concerns r over the impacts of ramp meter· mg and the measures necessary to resolve any problems. or special concern to council members was the level of noise in the village or Cutverdale near the freeway. levels which or. hciais said could exceed state and federal gwdelines. The comm1ss1on suggested that the state bwld a sound wall bet ween the freeway and Culverdale and between the southbound Culver ramp and Culverdale lo muffle road noise. ··w e have to have some pro- tection . · · Councilman Blll Vardoulis said of lssues raised by the transportation panel. Gary Bork. a CalTraos senior transportation engineer. told the council that meterinll was a <See METER, Pace .\%) 0 tOOO •nes • DiSast~ Takes 12 ·From U.S. AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP> -An Air New 1.ealand DC· 10 canylng 257 people on a si1btaeeing Oipt to Antarctica crashed into a volcano on the ed1e of the Icy continent today. autboritlea reported. All aboard. includin1 12 Americana, were believed killed in one of bi.story's wont air disasters. U.S . Navy search planes spotted the wreckaee on the slopes of s molderioe Mount Erebus, near the U.S. research staUon al McMurdo Sound. An· tarctica. some 2,000 miles south of New Zealand. "It looks as though it burned. No survivors have been sighted. They ... are expecting a com· plete fatality . ., said Petty Of. ficer Mike Hatctier or the U S. Navy Support G r oup Head· quarters in Chnstchurch. New Zealand. The airline said the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 in· elude d 46 foreigners 12 Americans. 24 Japanese. seven Australians. two Britons and a Canadian. The rest were New Zealanders. They paid 1359 for what was supposed to be an 11-bour flight from Auckland to the coast of Antarctica and back. The crews of Navy helicopters sent from McMurdo reported they were unable to land at the crub slte because of violent up- drafts of wind around the 12.400-foot volcano. the New Zealand Search and Rescue cat.Mid.. Tbe N•Y7 aald tbe plane crubed about 2.500 feel up the slopes of the active volcano. which is in the center of Ross lal.alMI.. where the Mell urdo bue allO Mtmred 1'be ls~:1-olf the AaU.rcUca coast. the volrano la wttb1n aipt ol the Mcllurdo base. ··The wreckage wu on the back side •of the mountain.·· Hatcher said. "lt was spread over an area of about 200 yards.·· The Air New Zealand sightsee· ing planes regularly fly close to the volcano on their non-stop round trips to Antarctica from Auckland. The cause of the crash could nol be determmed immediately. The McDoonell Douglas OC·lO has been studied ror structural problems. After the crash of an American Airlines flight m Chicago m May in which Z13 persons died. the 8Jrcraft sen es was temporarily grounded in the U.S. No cause bas been formally establis hed for the Chicago crash. Air New Zealand said it UD· derstood the Jetliner bad com· pleled its sight.seeing run and was on its way back north to New Zealand when radio contact with the plane was lost at 2 p.m. <S p.m. PST Tuesday). It was then still over Antarctica. about 30 or 40 miles from McMurdo. <See PLANE, Page A2) 90 ~ SOUTH Charity Drive Banned Pocilic O<eon AMERICA ~ ._ ganilatlon wlth the state Depart· ment of Corporatlont. It does not, however, have tax-e:icempt status with the state Franchi.le Tu Board, beaaid. The BUalnell and Profeuionl Code requires charitable or- lanluUODI wit.bout t.u exempt 1tatus to dileloee lnlormatloo about the nature ot their charita- ble weft. Huelaenbeckaald A~ ter Start•• oot compl1lne with ~codteeCtloaS- RUeJaeDbeck tald lt WU not known U money ralled actually went for charttable wort, addlnl. "there are Just too many 1odlc•· UoDI u.etell a oroblem. .. .., woidcl _...., (iOUdtOi'I) IQ~ .............. .., aren"l ad ft1 would dltJ. IQ U1 tbeJWer"elpaD,tOriQla~ baH •••• b•J were a 'l," JhlllliUHIE All. 1Hue1"abtek aald A B«t.r start Md bliD under' }n•..UP· • tion in the Pomona area and that the orpntsatioo'• offices were latercloeed. He Aid~ of the aolicUaUon was directed at bualne11es. GeoeraUy, be aald, a JlOO cbla· tton wulQU&bt. After ammaanentl were made over tbe pboDe, a courter would atop by t.M ftim to ptek ap tbeCOb· trtbutloa check, Huelaenbeck aald. Accontlns to an affidavit ftled i With thi eourt. an ln1De biid· neuwoman beeame wapldoul about tbi «llltdbUticn req\aelt wben two dllfertat pel"IOM Iden· tin.d&MmMl ..... tMl&IDldoe- tor dart.na dllfennt IOldtitklG cil1a. • 'A Better 8ltUt ~ i1IO named• diMidaDtl ID tbi eouxt aetiOD are WDlam L. ~ Sam camarwo, Joleplt Allhld, ROMrt L &Nat ilMlsttjbUle L CleimAUTY. Pa .. Al> Sightseeing Plene Lost ~'\} AUSTRALIA , . ' ...... c •• ,.,. ... LYIJA, <AP> -,.. put tour , ldom • • .... • todeJ tM Ja,.._. aow mcmtq ~ la 1111 -lllome, • pomdl Mirier ud. DD dobbt. baw1 about ... ,._ ........ U.. wortd ct brtOt 111 • barklna dop and tc..a-hl•• c:IUl*w. "He ... v.ry &ea~ ... ...,.... IAliMs". owner Of u.. 1ar•1• wbere I.be ·f~JMNl&d tuittift waa ca T\aelday. "He wu IMlb:ac ebaMd b.1 ... -.cl ltdl ... ' a tn people." Elyria CbrollieJe.T.i.,nm ....,._. .Bnlee Venayf W Lbe cbue aft.er Lbe ~per-IDt a t.11 tblt Seldoaa S.., who escaped from tbe Columbm Zoo uo mo... away m Ja. with IWi off•p~. Seldom Seen Jr., bad bMe lpatled ba eome bmbel oa th• town. dde. .. Kluha.-r l/•fler f'lre W ASRINGTON <AP) -Seeretary of State CJn11 R. Vance bu uted Henry A. Klulnler to atop makln1 public comments about the w~ the Carter admlnlatratlon bu dealt with tbe cle- poaed Shah of Iran. Soureee here aatd they reached aareemmrt .t 1 meetln1 called by Vance on Monday that the former MC!Ntary would curb h1a statements. Tbe two were alone ln Vance'• NV tb· floor oftlce at the State Department. Aceordinl to two IOUJ'Cel, both of whom refused to be Iden· Ufied, Vance was irritated by Xinin1er'a sqieation that tbe admi.nistration bad contributed to the collapse of the 1bah'1 rule and by bis crttlcilm of U.S. policy. lletblled~e6e•b MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet Parliament met today to ap. prove reduced economic taraeta for next year after President Leonid Brezhnev reported that this year's grain harvest -the worst ltnce 19'15 -ta 48 mllllon tons abort of the aoal and oll out- put ta off 10 million tons. Because ot the low harvest, Western speciallats expect the Soviet government may lMzy all ~ million tona of com and wheat the U.S. Department ol A&riculture will allow to be sold to the Soviet Unloo in the lm.80 fiscal year. The scaled-down economic plan, wbtch ia expected to be routinely approved by the 1.500 members of the Parliament, or Supreme Soviet, calls for industrial output to rise by 4.5 percent in 1980 over tbh year's level. U.S.BudgeCApproeed WASHING TON CAP) The House gave final approval to the long-delayed 1980 budget today atler defeating a Republican effort to force a 2 percent across-the-board cut m domestic spending. The 206-186 vote en<h a lengthy battle over guns-versus- butter spending priorities and a Senate proposal to force fiscal d.taclpline on congressional committees. The $547.8 billion compromise budget, approved earlier by the Senate, covers the fiscal year that started Oct 1. nearly two months ago. · ,,,.,.ee Bad Wired A•e111 SAN DIEGO CAP) -1be U.S. Attorney's office has re- vealed that one of four Border Patrol agents standing tnal on charges of brutality was fired from the Covina Police Depart- ment for allegedly taJting manJuana from prisoners and giving it to a former girlfriend. Under questioning Tuesday by U.S. Attorney Michael Walsh, agent Jeffrey Otherson admitted he was dismissed from the police department 10 months after he joined the force in 1975. Meantime, U.S. District Judge Howard B. Turrentine de· Died a motion for mistrial for the four agents and refused to grant them separate trials. 'Briton Urges U.S. Euromart Support By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ot .. Oelly,... .... A member of Great Britain's Parliament urged the United States Tuesday to "aet off the defen1lve and rea11ert that freedom worb" in an appeal for America'• support of the Eun>-~•n Common Market. • Eldon Griffiths, a member of ,t!'ime Mlnlster Karaaret rnttcber'• Coaaervat1ve Party, issued that challen1e at a luncheon in Newport Beach of tbe World Affairs Council of Oranee County. The Brttbb natlve, educated at. Yale University. warned that DAILY PILOT America must support the Euro- pean Common Market or risk having European countries seek alll9nce with the Soviet Union. He uaerted that America baa lacked presidential leadenhip for nearly 20 years for a variety of reuona and now "Jimmy Carter la tindlna it bard to mobilise a nation to meet tbe need.I of the hour. •'I, for one, am 1ick and Ured of apologising for succesa," be Hid. ''But America has prac- tl c e d aelf-denializatlon by apologizing for slavery and multicorporationa. • • House Sought For Refugees In Irvine Area The Unlveralty United \ Metbodlat Church in Irvine ls •PC>naortnf 1 f amlly of Laotian 1'efu1ees acheduled to arrive to- day, bul they've run Into a problem ftndin& a place to boUle tbe ll1ne cblldren and two adultt. Cburdl memb9n Hid Uwy're Hekiq a three or four bedroOm bouae or ~ ID tbe Calta Mna.sant. An•·Tulttn area ad· jaceat to bua tnuportatloa, wttb rmt no hlcber than tlOO a month. • • TM ..... ol oOMad w• lllamti 1m ._._ HtlYI r dd iW no& Millll .lmllMdt.te • Hn. 911111 It I P·•· t.be alibi ......... U.. plut wu aa ..., .......... flf¥eltu.,, at Cbrl1tclaurota, on New l1nd'1 lalad. alr at 10 p. . that pl&a.e Wll loll. lt Alt l1a tuel would ..... u If ao hour before. T e U.I . baM It llctllurdo ta cbar ol UM ...a r UM ll11aalq Dltae, Ud 11mt •Jt flve atroralt: t•o C·UO Kereulel, • C.1Al Slatllfter and two lcopkn. The Navy laid ont of ta.. plane1 •l•bced the wreckaa tt l 1.m . Tbere l1 almo1t perpetual daJlilht Oil Antarctica at um Ume attbe 19ar. Pew alrlln• d11utu1 ba•e 1urp111ed the deatb toll in today'• Anterctlca c:ruh. The On·tli•·llOUDCI collilion of Pan Am aod KLll Jumbo Jett at Tenerife airport in the Canary lalanda In March l9T7 toot 511 lJ vu, and the crub of a Tu.rtiab Airlines DC·lO near Part.a tn 1174 killed MS penona. Tb.ii year'• Chlca10 c:rHh bad the third blabelt deatb toll. An olftdal aald tbe fiilbta bad been operating for three aum· men without any prevloua mil- bap. METER ••• 1trate1Y and technlque used to smooth the flow of freeway traf- fic. "Tbl1 la Ju1t a traffic manaeement technique," be Hid. However, Tranaportation Com miulon Chairman John Carlyle said his panel wanted to see traffic forecasts at eac~ met er location vertfyin& CalTrana projections that traffic would not back up beyond tbe freeway rampta themselves. The panel, be said, asked that plans be ready to handle traffic backups should they occur. Bork attempted to assure council members that the meter- ing project would not interfere with the flow of traffic on city streets. The project calls for metering -or use of tralftc signals which allow cars to proceed onto a freeway at certain time in- tervals -of all northbound on- ramps within the city An add1t1onal freeway lane will be added at certain loca- tions. Southbound offramps wUl be widened at Jamboree Road and Culver Drtve, plan.a show, but southbound on-ramp meter- in& projects are not ln the worts yet. Asked by councilman Larry Agran if provisions tor construc- tion of a sound wall near Culverdale could be included in any agreement between the city and CaJTrans. Bork said they could not srnce chances of get- ting funds necessary for such work IB unlikely City Attorney James Erickson said CalTrans itself will rule on the city's request for a full en- vironmental study. If the state turned down such a request, be said the issue could be pursued throu&b lltigaUon. E',....P~AJ CORRIDOR fear1 tbat air quality would be desraded if the bt&hway ii ever built. Mrs. Galdo said that since funds are no longer available for huge freeway construction proJ· ects, the county only anted the corridor plan on it.a ma1>1 as a ju.atiflcat1oo for exce11ive south county development. Construc- tion, she said, would proceed aa lf the roadway would be there someday. Anthony, however, said future state administrations could make freeway construction funds available, money he said that is now bein& "hoarded" in Sacramento for political reasons. Vardoullil said the coal burden for such a roadway would be borne by tbo1e who u1e the freewaya and pay 1a10llne tu· ea, disputing what be aald '"re inferences that Irvine residents would aomebow have to pick up part of the bill. He a1IO 1ald the county's en· vlronmental report OD the cor- ridor lhowed that the roadw~ could lead to • net reduedon ln the UH of fUel. Silla bu •aid. that lf a pro- posed Oraqe Cout Urban Putt ii ever created, tbe lneruae in car tripe per day ln IniDe'a traf. tic •Y•tem would be about 11.000. At a COOll'Ullonal IUbcom· mitt•• bearln• ln Newport Beach in AUl\llt on the propoMd park, Sllh back•d tbe tran1portatlon corridor. u a mean.a at keepln1 tbe tratllc a park wOu1d pnerate oll lntiM aurf au ttreeta. A1ran had IOUlbt once befan to ••t tM COUDdJ to '° Oil NCatd u o~ ta. v .. portMlma pf'Ol)Ole)~ 'Wmll'. tM __., recomnw.W .a_, aMpmet .,.... • ,........ -wu.r)iq S.p~mt.r ....... Utaf,....,.. until about 1 ln U. marnln1. .,, ........ E»r••••••etUJI Jerome P . Cavanagh, former mayor of Detroit, suffered an apparent heart attack and dled Tuesday while on a business trip to Lexington, Ky. He waa 51. Two Admit Extortion Attempt Two Los Aneelea·area men pleaded eullty Tue1day In Orange County Superior Court to cbaraes of at.tempUoe to extort $250,000 from Newport Beach builder Randall Presley. The pleu were entered by Phillip Edward Fausnel, 31, of Hawaiian Gardens and Je11 Patrick Romo, 29, of Downey before Judge James Perez followine ne1otiationa amoog at· tome ya. The two men were charsed with directln& threatening telephone calla and letters at Presley threats that were UD· deracored when several 4S caliber bullet.a were shot into the door of Presley's Udo late home 111May.1978. As part of the plea bargain agr eement. me ntion of the gunshots was deleted from the charges to which the men pleaded guilty A third suspect in the Presley case, Edward Dempsey. 26. of Paramount, preVlously pleaded guilty to extortion cbaraea and agreed to cooperate with m vestiaators. According to police, Presley'• name came to the attention of th e extortionists via 1 newspaper story which listed bis firm as among the top 100 in Southern California. Following the threats, Presley contacted pohce They arranged to have $250.000 in play money dropped at an Anaheim locat.loo Dempsey was arrested altec be arrived to pick it up. ,,.,.... P11.,e AJ CHARITY .•. Hernandez. A Better St.art is located all80ll Skypark Circle. Irvine, accordint tothesult. Judge Todd scheduled a further beartna in the cue for Dec. 14. Only one of the defendants showed up for Tuesday'• bear· inas. He did not have leaal representation. Carter's Goal WASHING'l'ON <AP) -Prm· dtnt Carter, •Pt::;AI to Amertca'a ...-of , bopes to r&P7 publlc oplllloa and to convince Iran of Amerlean 1olldaYlty durta1 tonl•bt'• priJN.ttme new coaference. Al the new1 conference, leheduled f« I p.m. PST, Carter ii expected to 1u1lt anew tbat the United State1 will not yield to "blackmail" b7 militaabl ltlll holcllnl. Am8rtcam ..... at tile U .8. &mbuay In Tellran. (Cbaaneil z. 4 and 7) A White House 1poknman 1aid lbat ln a campalp to arouse public dllplaya of 'Ul>' port for the bostac•. tbe Pftld. dent ls urp1 that church bella be MIDI dilly at DOOO UDlll the Americml ca.ptlTeS are rel1111d Carter alao ii ur1tn1 Amertcam to write to the Ira· Dian "'""°" to tbe United N• Uou derMnctt~ that tbe ~ uv ..... tree. White RauN aatd 1*b mo.m were beial en- coura1ed to demon1trate to Iran'• rnolutionary leaden tbC American public ~ln1Gn Jup- porta carter'• ba!!d.l.!nc of tbe criail. Carts said Tueeday that tbe honor of America ii at 1take ID the embauy aebure, and aaid the bosta1e1 have been threatened at 1unpolnt and forced to mate ltatementl ln which they did not believe. Speakin1 to • 1roup of Democrat.I world.o1 for bis re- election, he said, "Thia ta a reprebemlble thin&. a dilarace to every penoo who believes in cl viliutloo and decency. .• * * Iron Foreign Minister Fired ByKlwmeini TEHRAN. Iran fAP> Ayatollah RuhoUab Khome1ru to- day replaced acting Foreign Mmuster Abolhaasan Bani Sadr with Revolutionary Council member Sadegh Gholbiadeh, the Pars news ageocy reported Bani Sadr bas been Iran's main spokesman to the world dunng I.be 3-week cnsls over the seizure~ the U S. Embassy and dozens ~ Amencan hostages m Tehran. He appeared to be tbe main voice ~ coocWatloo in the fra. ntan leadenbip, proposm1 poai· ble compromiaa for releasing the hostages in exchanae for U S coocesaioos But Khomeini and the students holding the embassy repeatedly rebuffed Baru Sadr's efforts to dilute their hard-une demand that the exiled Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi be returned to Iran before tbe t>ostaaes would be freed. Gbotbudeb ta director of Ira· oian radio And televtaloa. Bani Sadr also ii a member ~ Khomeini's 14 -man Revolu- ''lwW~U..baMl'ttl ... couatry and not Mdlr .., elrcum1taDc•1.1 1••ld to blackmail ... Carter aUll. 111a Nml1b ...... lrec!orw w racllo atatlosa W018 la Manchllter, N.H. White Home and State Depan. ment otflctal• are ••YIDI meanwhile tbat tbe7 "Ult to keep tbe 24·d•J'-Old Iranian c:rlila GD "bold" unUI tM U.H. Security Coundl m..ca qain Salw'da1. Silver Prices Soaring CHICAGO <APl -TM price of 1ll•er continued to 1oar to day. propelled by renewed in· vnt.or intereat and fean of a near·tenn lhorta1e of 1upplies on major world markets. On the Chicago Board of Trade. silver futures ro.e by tbe &O·cent-an-ounce dally price limit to more than S17 an ounce for apot deliveriea. The rally ln silver, ao powerful that it helped to push up gold prices, recalled the market's 89 percent price surge from mid· August to mid-October. when quot.ea roee from about $9.25 an ounce to more than Sl7. Gold Jumped Sl7 an ounce an London to '411. Several factors caused the rally'1 revival lbl1 week. analysts said. Futures cootract.s mature UU. week for December delivery d s ilver on mlJOr metals ex- changes, raising the possibility that big buyers on those markets will bold out for delivery of silver rather than liquidating their silver futures contracts. Many traders believe that so me s peculators in those markets are sufficiently well heeled to buy up large amounts of s ilver f r om exchange ware~s as an investment. That seemed especially likely after several U S banks cut the pnme rate thu. week. making the frnanC111g of sliver u an in· vestment leu expenaive and, some tboulbt, weakening the dollar and thereby lncreulng the attracuveness of such infia- t1on hedges as silver The ma rkets became more nervous on widespread talk that Texas otl betr Nelson Bunker Hunt. a top silver speculator. and Norton Waltuch. a New York broker affiliated with Con- llCommodity Services Inc. who 1s believed to be representing pro1peroua oveneaa interests, have been buying even more sliver in recent days. tionary Council and Iranian There bu been a decline in finance miniater. The Pars re-s ilver supplies In London port did not aay whether be re-warebouaa certified by the Loo· talned thoee posjUooa. don Metal Exchange. the major T Sh B J d silver market there 1purrtng .aOy Op urg e \.SOncern about a • poasible An employee ot Toy City, 1Tt30 ~hortqe o1 deliverable supplies. Maanolia St.. Fountain Valley, Some silver appeared to have told police bura1an entered tbe been transferred to warehouses shop tbrouab a roof vent certified by New York's Com· sometime Monday nl&ht or ~odity _Exchaqe Inc .. the prin· Tuesday morntna and took D44 c1~al silver futures market in worth ol elect.rooic toys. thu cowitry. ''We Want You "To Look Better For Less!'' We're not complaining about the high price of glasses, we 're doing something about it! There are a lot of places to buy eyewear these days. You can go to a so called 'f ash Ion bol,ltlque' and pay spectacular prices for famous names, or you can come to OPTICAL FAC· TORY, and get the best possible fashion looks in eyewear at a down to earth price. As a rule, you only get what you pay for these days, however our selection is large enough to please the most finicky tastes, and vet our prices start as low as Sl4.9S. ·(Includes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Case) At these prices we're making a spec· tac le of ourselves. REMEMBER : We have GIFT CERTIFICATES so that someone you care for can get the glasses he or she rea II y wants ! Just in time for Christmas. we are your nelohborhOOd optical store. centrally located on East 17th Street In Costa Mesa. Remember to ask your eve doctor for your prescrlp· tlon. With this in hand you can shop around for the best in evewear at the right price. ' Brown Pleads For Gay Vote WASHINGTON <AP> Democratic prealdenUal can- didate Edmund. G. Brown Jr. sags the 181 rilhta movement is leadiq America to an era tree of prejudlce. Ke)'l'.IOtlnJ a gay rights rally Burglars ... .. 17 I 'Slwpping' iEarlier The Laguna Beach police log shows burglars are doing their Christmas thievin1 early this year. with eight home and busi- ness thefts recorded Tuesday alone. The eight break-ins accounted for more than $26,500 in stolen goods and mercban~e. police said today. I David Rocco, the city's crime J prevention unit coordinator, said increases ln bu.rclaries are an an- nual occurrence during tbe Christmasaeuon. "Each year ln Lquna ~ • tbent 1a an increase in erimlDal acUvil)t ...._ tbe l">Ud8'1," be Hli:1,,•l8'11'11~ Ibo,,.., • and ND~ dMI occur man frequmtty al tb1a time of year.•• Two eommerc1a1 buaiDeues were bur1Jartnd TuetdaJ tn- clud.inl ISJa SW. from a Ute I at the JOily ~er ratautallt at '°°South CoUt Hl~•J- Police said bUitlan entered the office area of tlt. reltauraot sometime between 11 a .m. and 6 p.m . ~.taking cash from a money bag In the safe after ap- parenUy working the combina- ' lion. More than $700 In merchan- ' dise was stolen from the Pottery , Shack at 1212 South Coast Highway the same day, police said. Other buralaries reported in Laguna Beach Tuesday include: $15,330 in goods taken from a home at 20.o Dfl Mar Ave. More than $4,000 taken in a • break-in at a home at 3CM3 .Moun- tain View Drive. $2,000 in merchandise stolen from a home at 3287 Alla Laguna Blvd. A $3,100 buraJary at 1398 • MorninlSlde Drive. $71.1 taken from a home at 1~ Temp&e Hills Drive. And a $200 loss reported by occupants of a home at 459 High Drive Tuesday nt1bt, the California governor promlled to flabt for a gay rights plank in the party's 1980 platform and, lf elected p~esident, to ban federal dis- crimination aaainst homosex- uals. President Carter was represented by a White House aide who said the adminislra· lion has helped change attitudes about homosexuality. and Sen. Edward .M. Kennedy, D-Mass., sent a letter saying be is ''firmly committed to the premise that ours must be a society in which the civil rig.bts of all persons are respected.'' Kennedy and Bro.Jn are challenging Carter for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination. · · 1 have neither sent a letter nor a representative," chides Brown, "but have come here to be with you as an expression of solidarity." The rally was sponsored by the National Convention Proje<:t. a movement to get homosexuals elected as delegates to the 1980 presidential conventions to fight for gay rights platform planks. "We live in a lime when people's atitt.udes are changing, where the society is in tramttion if not turbulence at bome and JbroM. •• Brown laid. ••anc1 are embarW on • 11er7 4Wferent aae and •et'1 clllferat etbol tban presently reigns as cmven- Uonal wisdom in th1I city and iD mucb ol tbe J>OliUcal eaabltlb- mcl tbl'Ol"'wut th1a COUDtl'J "41'4 1 ~" lt to be my role to drive tbe dialop in my particular party on a number of issue;s, on issues of nuclear power, on issues of nuclear dis- armament, on the issues of the ngbts of gay and 1esc>1an people in this society. " Pier Meeting Set Tonight Members of the San Clemente Pier Bowl Beautification Com- mittee have scheduled a 7 o'clock meeting tonight to re- view working drawings for the proposed pier-area renovation. The meeting will be held in the Community Clubhouse multi- purpose room, 120 Calle Seville. The committee members are expected to review the p~ prior to sending them to the city Redevelopment Agency for con- •ideration. ... OMly ....... MMf,_ REAL ESTATE IN LAGUNA BEACH -HEALTHY DESPITE SOARING INTEREST RATES Salee and Dollar Volume• Show Iner•••• Over Flrat 10 Month• of 1978 Sales Evaluations Vary Real Estate 'Slow ..• Same ••• Booming' BJ ii&VE MJtal8LL °' ............. DependiDa OD wbo you talk to 10 South Oran1e County, the real estate market ls either 1) slow bft&llle d tbe bolldaJI 2) ahou1 tbe same aa lut Jear or S> bet- ter than Last year NobodY'• Palntinl a picture of doom and cloom for realtors, lending institutions or sellers in the South Coast. despite lJ and 14 percent home interest rates and the high priced listings for houses And figures compiled by both the Laguna Beach and South Orange County boards or re· allors show sales haven 't dropped in the past year. Joe Felix, executive director of the Laguna Beach Board of Realtors. said listings, sales and dollar volumes have increased the first 10 months of 1979 com- pared with the similar period last year From January to October of 1978, the Laguna Beach board recorded 2,965 listings for homes, businesses and lots in Laguna Beach, South Laguna and about 90 percent of Laguna Niguel which il handles. That compares with 3,225 list· Lngs recorded through October or this year. And sales during lb• first 10 IDOll1hl last ,.,. totaled 1,033, compared wt.lb 1, 138 through OC'tober of this year. Doll• volu.me for lbe two periods •bow f,J.81..8 millkm lD property .. 1 .. lut year, lD- creasl.nl to S208.9 mlllloa this year. "Now some of these sales fall out or escrow, so It's not a true picture," Felix said. But the figures are a fair md1cabon that things are not as bad as some might believe ·'This October. believe 1t or not. was o ne or our bette r months... Felix said. He said sales Ul October 1978 totaled 87 San Clemente Advised to Reopen Bids homes at a dollar 'f'Olwne at SU mlllion-1blll com..,_ wlda 1211 property aalel last month wttb a dollar volume of $24.4 million. Sales reeorded by u. SaQllll Oren1e CouDt7 Board of Realton reftect a tac....., c.o; witb real estate a1ents and broken chalkin1up831 resklm- Ual home sales throuCb October of this year. Last year's figures tbroQ&b October show 793 homes sold. according to Janice Navarro. executive officer or the South Orange County realty board Figures compiled by the South Orange County board show the average selling price for a home in October of 1978 was Sll.5,500. The average pnce this October was $149.154. In Laguna Beach, figures pre. senled by the real estate board include residential. business sales and lot sales. and do oot accurately reflect the pnce of homes. But the figures s how the average property sale in the Laguna Beach area was $149.225 m October 1978 compared wtth $193.652 last month. The South Orange County board, with more than 1,000 members, serves San Clemaite. Capistrano Beach. Dana Polnt and San Juan Capistrano. Ted Threatened And Ms. Navarro says she <See OPINIONS, Pace AZ) SC Highway Rockslides To Continue Armed Woman ln'Pades Office a charge of uaault with a dead- ly weapon and removed for queattonlne by the Secret Service in downtown Wubtnston. Richard Burke, Kennedy's ex- ecutive ualltant, aald that when the ft'oman entered the reception area. "ahe let out a yell'' and drew a llnife from under ber coat. Norie of the witnesses to the incident could say wbat the woman )'e.lled. Burke said there bad not been a.Qy llmllar lncldenta in Ken· Aedy'aomte. Disaster Takes 12 From U.S. AUCKLAND, New Zealand <AP> -An Air New Zealand DC·lO carryinl 257 penooa oo a sl1ht.eeing fiigbt to Antarctica crashed into a volcano on the ed1e ol the icy continent ~, authorities reported. AU aboard. including 12 Americana, were believed killed in one of history's worst air diaaaten. U .S Navy search planes spotted the wreckage on the slopes of smoldering Mount Erebus, near the U.S. research stallon al McMurdo Sound. An- tarctica. some 2,000 miles south or New Zealand "It looks as though it burned. No survivors have been sighted. They ... are expecting a com· plete fatality. · said Petty Of. hcer Milte Hatcher of the U.S. Navy Support Group Head- quarters m Christ.church, New Zealand. The airline said the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 m- c I uded 46 foreigners -12 Americans. 24 Japanese. seven Australians. two Britons and a Canadian. The rest were New Zealanders. They paid $359 for what was suppoaed to be an 11-bour flight from Auctland to the coast of Antarct&ca and back. The crewa ot Navy helicopters sent from Mcllurdo reeorted they were unable to land a the craab site became ot"Vloleat up-d r afte of wind arouad tbe U,t00-f6at •olcano. the New Zealand Searcb and Rescue Oentet aaJ4. The Navy said the plane crasbed about 2,.500 feet up t.be • .,... ol tbe •cUff •oJcano. .... lit ..... ~ ot ao. lalaAd. ...._ &M lfCJlardo bMe abo II attmted Tbe Wand II just off tbe Antarctica coast. and tbe volcano is within aigbt of the Mc Murdo base. "The wreckage was on the back side or the mountain, .. Hatcher said. "It was spread over a n area of about 200 yards .. The Air New Zealand sightsee- ing planes regularly fly close to the volcano on their non-stop round trips to Antarctica from Auckland. The cause or the crash could not be determined immediately The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 has been stud.Jed for structural problems. After the crash of an American Airlines flight in Chicago in May in which 273 persons died, the aircraft sen es was temporanly grounded in the US. No cause has been formally establis hed for the Chicago crash. Air New 1.ealand S&Jd It UD· derstood the jetliner bad com- pleted Its sight.seeing run and was on its way back north to New Zealand when radio contact with the plane was lost at 2 p.m. <S p.m . PST Tuesday). It was then still over Antarctica, about 30 or 40 miles from Mc.Murdo. Coast Weather Fair tbrouah Thursday' wltb hllb cfoudlness at Umes. Ovemlpt Iowa 45 at the beacbel and 52 in- land, with hlihs 1bu.nday rrom low 70. alone the coast to upper 70. in in- land areas. INSIDBTOaAY Pma ..,., to be ,,.. *" amporfOftC thtna cit Html· tllgtoR a.ocll'• ---;anor TM ONrridfnQ ~ Un-Cntam....,.,, a.a matfd bW Nolait SUlllMU, ~ o/ tM PoftO pw. S. Po'1t Cl. 1 • ..... . WASHING10N (AP> -Secretar, of State eyn,. R. Vace .bas uhd Henry A. lttaatnpr to seop ma.k.lq pubDc commenta about tbe way the Carter adm.lniltraUoD bu dealt with tbe de· J)09ed Sbab ot Iran. Soutte1 here tald they reacbect 11Ntmart at a meettn• called by Vance on llonde.y that UM former HCretary would curb bis atatementa. Tbe two _..,. a-. tn Vuee'1 1eventb· floor offtee at tbe State Department. • Aceordlnl to two aourc., both of whom retuaed to be Iden· • tlfled, Vanee WU lrritated by Jtilaln&er'• auaaeatlan that the -admtnlltratloD bad contributed to the collapse OI tbe 1bab'1 rw. and by bll crtttcbm of U.S. policy. ae.llalledewefie•b MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Parliament met today to ap. r:;e redueed eeoaomtc tarseta for next year after Prelident . nld Brabnev repol'ted that this year'• rra1n harvest -the wont ~ t.975 -la 41 mllllon t.oo.s short ot the aoaJ and oil out· put la off 10 milllon tona. Becawae of the low harvest, Western apecial.ilta expect the Soviet 1overnment may buy all 25 million tona of com and . wheat the U.S. Department ol Agriculture will allow to be sold to the Soviet Union in the 1979-80 flScal year. The scaled-down economic plan. which ls expected to be routinely approved by the 1,500 members of the Parliament or Supreme Soviet, calls for industrial output to rise by 4.5 perc1ent in 1980 over this year's level. V.S.Blldg~tAppro~ed WASHINGTON <AP) --The House gave final approval to the long.delayed 1980 budget today after defeating a Republican effort to force a 2 percent across-the-board cut in domestic spend.inc. The 206-186 vote ends a lenlthy battle over guns-venus- butteT spend.inc prloriJies and a Senate proposal to force ftsca! Cllscipline on coftll"eSlhmal committees. The -.1.8 billion compromi&e budlet, approved earlier by the Senate. covers the fl.seal year that started Oct. l , nearly two n:iontba qo. ~-.-e····"" ,.riiitl .4-t SAN' DIEGO CA.P> -The U.S. Attorney's omce hu re- vealed that one of four Border Patrol acenta stand.inc trial on dlar1ea of brutality wu fired from the Covina Police Depart· meot for allegedly takins marijuana from prisoners and givinc it to a former girlfriend. Under quesUonlng Tuesday by U.S. Attorney Michael Walsh. agent Jeffrey Olherson admitted he was dismissed from the police department 10 months after he joined the force in 1975. MeanUme, U.S. District Judge Howard 8 . Turrentine de- nied a motion for mistrial for the four agents and refused lo irant them separate trials ~ton Urges U.S. :~uromart Support By JEaaY BERTBNSTEIN °' ..... ., .......... A member of Great Britain's Parliament ur1ed the United States 'l'Ueld.ay to "1et off the defensive and rea11ert that freedc;>m worb" in an appeal for Atnerica·a support of t.be Euro- pean Common Market. Eldm Grilfltba, a member of Prime Minister Maraaret Thatcher'• ComervaUve Party, l11ued tbat cballen1e at a luncheon in Newport Beach of the World Affair• Council of Oran1e County. The Britt.ab native, educated at Yale UnlvenUy, wamed tbat ORMIQI COMT VIC DAILY PILOT America must support the Euro- pean Common Market or rtak havlng European countries 1eek alliance with the Soviet Unioo He asserted that America bu lacked prnidential leadership for nearly 20 years for a variety of reaaona and now "Jimmy Carter ia findin1 it hard to mobUh:e a nation to meet the needs of the hour. Pair Nabbed ( . On Clemente Theft Charges Potlce arrested two San Clemente men oa charaea they tried to lteal a stereo from a downtown apartment bulldlq in • predawo Tuetday break·tn. Al'rtlUld are Mark Glenn CUr· rit. 21. 150 E . Etcalones St. and .James Lrndoa Lee, 18, MK! Calle Naralda. Both men an lD J&ll in lieu ol '10,000 ball each OD ·~~tclan ot attempted burllu7 ~uar«•· Off'lcer Tom RalCbt •aid a La Ronda Street re1ldeot t.lepbCJDed pollce at 2:15 a.m. to report a break·ln at an apart- ment bUUdlni near her bomt. When cpolfce Jrrived at the ~•,they found an apartmmt door f~ aild a lteNo apeaw . the raldace. Kal1bt aald Lee wu towid bld· mc·la -·-pen .. ntarb1. After IM WU bOOll:ed into the city Jail, pOIJH~ to thii •J>artmmt bed....,. .... ,.. \My •lleltdlY fcuad cvn. ~ta an emtwotment wrby. Carter's Goal ""' ..... ,._ ........ .. Jerome P. Cavana1b, former mayor of Detroit. 1ulf ei'ed an apparent heart attack and died Tuesday while on • bmlneu trip to Le"1niton. Ky. He WU 51. BVUSl'IN TS•&AN, lraa (AP> - AJa....aa •Bii•'• Dn•••U ... .. , ,..,. ........ ···-:.: .................... •H• a. .. 1 .... arr'.CdMtl ... ..,...._. ...... ...,. ............ . ,,.,..._ WAIRING!ON <M> -Pl'WI· ••nt carter, •Pea:•• to Amertca•1 MDM at • bopet to ral17 pablle oS!Dloa and to CODYlne• lra• of A••rtcu 101tdarlt1 durln1 toal1ht'1 prt~..um....,.. eoatereace. Al &be newa confer••~•. aehedWed fort p.m . PST, c.t. b ~ped*S to IDUt ..... tbe ultbd 8ta&e8 will Mt rteJ4 to ''bl.tt.cbnaO'' by m1ltt.atl ati11 boldlq. Amerteam boet ... Ill Burial Fund Begun For Fire Victims HunUntton Beaeh fl"'11bten who trted in vain to aave the Uv11 of three children and tbeir 18-year·old cousin in a con· domlnium blue Jut Sunday are now rat.aloe funda to pe.y fOI' the burial ol the fire v1cUma. The parent.a of three of the vtc- Uma, WlWam and Carol Clarke. are flnaoc:ially unable to pay ror • funeral, nre loapeetor Larry llanhbum said today. ·'They loat everytbln1. they have nothina left at all." aa1d Manhburn. "It la a very t.rqic case." .. We've bad a mUllH IHUDber of calls," be said. "It'• a IOOd feeUnf to know tbJa many people care.· Dawn Marie Clarke. 1; Philip Robert Clarke. 4 : and Carol Elizabeth Clarke, 2, will be burled al Good Shephard Cemetery foUowtn1 the fuoerai aervlce.. Tbe fourth Yic:tim, 13-year-oid Dawn Michelle McMullen. will be burled ln her hometown at Darby. Pa. She wu viaitin1 the Clarlte fam.lly at the Ume of tbe blaze. the U.S. l'::mllitM1 ti r....._ (CbamMllJ;•IDllf) A Whit. Hou.at 1poh9a• Hid daat bl a eaa ..... &o •rouM publle .....,_ ~-= port fOlf U.. ....... i&M I dent la UIPll ....... ..... " tUlal clAil1 • --..w .. Amertean ~.,. rtfe 1 l Carter aleo ta arc••• Amertcam to wrtt. to tM Ira· nian mJulon to tbe United N•· dom demmdlD• tbat tbe up. tlvea be ,,.., Tbe Wblte HollM Hid botJa mo¥• Wen ....... coura1ed &o demou1trai. to Iran'• r.YOludol:Wy leaden tUt American public~ MP--port& carter's haDdJlDC~ol die en.la. Cuter Hid Tumday that tbe boDor of America la at 1tab ID tbe embuay aelzure, and Nld the bo1ta1e1 ba•e been threatened at 1unpoint and forced to make atalementa tn wblcb tbe1 did not believe. Speaktn1 to a 1roup of Democrat.a work.ins for h1a re- election, be tald, ''Thia la a reprebeaalble thins. a dla8J'aee to every penoa who belleve1 in civtliutJoo and decency. •'I will protect the hono1' ol our country and will not under any c 1.r cums tan c es y le Id to blackmail," Carter said. His remarks were recorded by radio station WGIR in Mancbeater, N H. White House and State Depart.. m.ent off1c1als are saying meanwb1le that they want to keep the 24·day-old Jranlan cnals oo "bold" until the U.N. Security Council meets •Cain Sat~y He aald ftrdl&bten and con· cerned citi&ena chipped In eooup money to pay for funeral services set for 1bunday at 11 a .m. at Dilday Brothen Chapel in Huntington Beach. Appraisal laeomplete E'ro• Page Al Ckmente Council Seeks Price Tag OPINIONS VARY. • • doesn't see a drop ln sales in the near future. "lt doesn't look like it's slow· ing down that much." she said. ''It's harder to get loans, and the economists predict the intereat ratea won't be comln1 down below 11 percent." She said the "name of the game is that people sbould be bu11na D01r, *•UM u.e <bl· tuelt> rate la -.... .,.. acct lt'a not aotns to benellt anyone by boldin& back." How are buyers in the South Coast able to afford interest rates of 1J and 14 perC'eot? ·'A lot of owners are laking back substantial amounts on paper," said Laguna ·s Felix. "And they're giving the home buyer five or six years on a second <mortgage) or even a large first.'' Lagwia Beach realtor Georgia Gill, who owns Edgewater Real Estate in town, agrees with the realty board officer. "We have quite a few homeowners who are willing to carry some of the financing." s he said . She said many homeowners lo Laguna Beach are older people "who don't want all that money at one time anyway." She said they're better off tak· m1 back a larie first or second mortiqe on their homes and livln1 olf the interest. And buyen are wlllln1 lo pay 10 or 11 percent on assumed mort1ace1, in order to circum- vent hip rates charced by lend· 101 inatitutlons. "Moel of the property tbat llst1 aells," aaid Mra. Gill. "Lacuna Beach ta unique in that respect. There are far more buyers than inventory." Those potential buyers who cannot find a seller wtlllna to carry some of the financtnc are also find.inc aome lendine in· stituUons unwilllnc to loan money. La1una Federal Savlnp and Loan Anoct.Uon loan officen say they ~ 119t taktnc new ap-plications for 60me loans. 75Senaton Buttonholed ! WASHINGTON (AP) -In· ::= oll producen wan a r.: blllloO aem~ from tbe 'wtndlall-proftt.1 tu by lurtq aome ot I.be Senat•'• leadhl1 llberall Into tbe 1ame fold 1ritb tradltlonal oU indu•tl'J aup-porten. On a SMl vote Tueaday. tbe Senate dieftecl PruJdebt c.n.r and dldded to ffit from the tu th• flr1t 1.000 tM!ttel1 of oll pumped daU, bf the nat1aa•1 12,000 ln~tpendtnt c>peraton. 1be eumPQOo wOUJd ndaee tba tn't men by t10 blWoa · ueo. - before they mature One reason investors have become more interested in silver is that while it Is a pre· cioua metal with monetary ap- peal, it also is consumed aa an industrial metal. In 1971 aod 1979, new ai.lver supplies fell 2IO to 30 million ounces short of in· duatrial demand, aaid J . Aron CommoclWea Con>. of ~tw Yort. ADd wtdJe u. fioan omcw N1I buyen are atilt aeeepUa1 the hither interest rat.ea. aome re- alton in Lacuna Beach aay few hou.se seekers are interested. Mrs. Gill of Edcewater Real Estate says no buyer has paid 1J percent through her agency. Dee Francis. who ooerates Dolphin Real Estate 1n town. says she recently put a loan through a savings and loan for lllh percent. But that was a rarity, she says. "It's practically exclualve- ly sales to people who find a seller willing to take back a second," she aald. "We live ln tbe most desire•· ble area anywhere, and If people want to buy here, they're cotnc to have to pay the price and tbe interest rate," Mrs. Francia said. ''They either want to eat or they want to live in Laiuna." she laughed. "But they are in no danger of losinc their invest- ment here. It's always golne to appreciate." While stoppins short or ap- provtng a $24.SOO city park.a ap- p ra isal, San Clemente City Council members uy Lbey want to know bow much it wt.11 coat for more lnlormatloa oat.be con- troveraial report. Council memben d.lrec:1ed ln· terl111_~ltf Mana•tr .1.err.r Gonce ~ to 8* dtf·lllNd parlta appn.laer JOHDb Mueller bow mucb lt will coat to estimate tbe value of the Pier Bowl area and Beach Club park- ing lot Mueller's recently completed appraisal did not include the Pier Bowl or Beach Club lot The appraisal has been crit1c1zed by city parks com- mussiooen for listin1 the c1ty- owned park land at values lb.at are too low. The p_arta appraisal could eventually establish the amount local developers would pay in recreation fees. II the council ap- proves the Mueller appra!aal. de· velopera would pay fees or dooate land baaed on a formula derived from the median coat per acre of parkland. Council memben are npttt. ed to cooaider whether .. to pay fw the added appraisal lnlormatJon when the price tat ii preaented to them at their Dec. 5 meett.ni. Council members Mvrtla Wagner and Karoline Koester said they favor a city Parka and Recreation Comml..sslon request for a review of the Mueller ap- pr a i sal because they also beUeve It llsta the value ol the land too low The Mueller appraiaal U.ta the median value of U. city parll land Ill about •.ooo an acre. The apP'aiaal valued the land at the city's 11 pub. Dee Hedbor1. a city parka comma.asion member, told COUD· ell members Monday several local businessmen including two a ppralsers told her they believed Mueller's report llsts the value of the park land too low But Mayor Roy Hamm said Monday. "we have been delay. mg lhlS for too long." Hamm said further delay and expenditures on the parka com- m asslon appraisal review re- quest ls "ludlcrous." The mayor blasted Mrs . Wagner and Mrs. Koester for their stand on the appraisal. "When does PTopositioP 13 make a dent on your brains!" he asked the two council members Monday. Ramm said Mn. Wa111er and Mra Koester are su11eatinc the city '"throw away" the money paid lo Mueller for his ap-praiaal. . ·------------ ''We Want You To Look Better For Less!'' We 're not complaining abOUt the high price of glasses, we 're doing something about It! There are a lot of places to buy eyewear these days. You can oo to a so called 'f ash Ion boutique' and pay spectacular prices for famous names, or you can come to OPTICAL FAC· TORY, and get the best possible fashion looks In eyewear at a down to earth price. As a rule, you only get what you pay for these days, however our selection is large enough to please the most finicky tastes, and yet our prices start as low as S34.9S. <I ncludes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Case) At these prices we're making a spec- tacle of ourselves. REMEMBER : We have GIFT CERTIFICATES so that someone you care for can get the glasses he or she really wants! Just in time for Christmas. we are your nelQhbOrhoOd optical store, centrally located on East 17th Street In Costa Mesa. Remember to ask your eve doctor for your prescrip- tion. With this In hand vou can shop around for the best In eyewear at the right price. ACTIJRY "ASHlNGTON (AP> -A woman carrJtD• a blile ud )'•lllDI WU telud by Secret Service qeata tOday aftet' tbe ruabed into tbe reception rooin of Sen.: Edward II. Ken.nedy't Senate omce. Sbe was cba.raed wltb uaault •itb a deadlJ w~ , One ol the agents wbo se1aed her wu Dicked in the wrllt by the waman. , At the tilne of the incident, which occurred at about I : 40 a.m .• Kennedy waa in bla office which is separated from the re: ception room by an outer office. Kennedy, who recently an- nounced bis· candidacy for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination, said be was un- aware ol the incident unW told about it lat.er by one of his assis- tants. ''It wu an incident that I un- derstand is being bandJed by the Secret Service," Kennedy said. The woman was identified by the Secret Service as Suzanne Os1oods, 31. of Boston. She was arrested with help of Capitol policemen, who led her down the hall with her bands behind her back. She was taken into custody by the Secret Service, which has been assigned to pro- Three of four new\J elected N ewJ)OJt-Mesa scbool t.J'UReeS were sworn in Tuesday and two departint ones were honored, alone with a Iona-time d.istrtct personnel commissioner. Resolutions were adopted commending trustees Jerome Vandewalle, appointed to the board stx months ago, and Thomas W. Henderson Jr., who has served since 1972 aDd was board president in 1975-76. Neither Vandewalle nor Hen- denlOD ran in the trustee elec tion earlier this month. The board also presented a • plaque to C. Chisholm '8rown, One of Three " ........... LIFE THAEA TEN ED Sena10r Kennedy tect Kennedy as a presidential contender. In s pector Gilbert H Abernathy of the Capitol Police said the woman was arrested on who i• retlrina •• district pef'llODDel eomm.iasloc.er a.ft.er 12 yean. He formerly served as a trustee of the old Costa Mesa Union School District. Three of the four trustees elected earlier this month were sworn in Tuesday and will be seated Dec. IL Sworn in were appointed in cumbenta, now elected trustees. B.J . (Barbara) Skilling and Ken Wayman, along with new trustee Mike McLaughlin. The other new trustee, Todd Hess, wasn't present and will be sworn in at the December meelln&, officials said. Slaying Suspect Arrested-ip, Mesa t A Costa Mesa man suapect.ed I in the brutal slaytne last month of a bltcbh.lker in Santa Barbara County wu arrested Tuesday in Costa Mesa, office.ra aald today. 1-t iDMdent by Officer Norm Kutch after Santa Barbara Sheriff's deputies asked local police to look for a van that Maciaa had reportedly been seen drivinl in the area. They •aid Wllllam Ntcbolas Maciaa was pulled over and Macias. 20, wu arrested wit.bout arrested at 10 a.m. on Irvine Avenue, Costa Mesa police Micl. He wu t.ramported to Santa Barbara, where be remained in countY jail today wltbout bail. Santa Barbara Detective Fred Ray aaid today Maclu la one of three auspecta belnt beld in the 1tabblDI death of Rudolf Woblcmanut. 23, a tourilt from Austria. Ray said Wobleeoannt'1 body Wat found Qct, 17 but it WU belieffd 1Mt had been killed aome time earlier while hltchblkin1. Ray said robbery I.I betDa tn- vnUPte(l u a Poulble modve • ..,. dee11M4 to NYea1...,., t.be 1111peeta wen llnkfld wtth the crime but Nld inveiwt•1nton Jecl to U.. IM Aa1e* area. He aald t.M OidMI' nro IUlp.etj ... .,. nei.cl ID HadeD4I Heljbb. He Aid W ... .uol WU yta.. tiDI tM Ulil&eil 8taa. OD a tO- dQ toUdlt .a. a cbaree ol uaault with a dead- ly weapon and removed for queatlonln1 by the Secret Service ln downtown Washllleton. Richard Burke, Kennedy's ex- ecutive ualata.nt. said that when the woman entered the recepticm area, "she let out a yell" and drew a knife from under her coat. None of the wi\nessee to the incident could say what the woman yelled. Burke said there had not been any similar incidents in Ken- nedy's office. Mary Ann Mllcullch, a recep- tionist in Kennedy's office, said, "I was sitting at my desk when a woman came ift with a big hunting knife just yelling ..at the top or her voice ... Burke said Miss Mikulich rose from her seat and fled the room and Secret Service men ap· prehended the intruder. During the struggle, agent Joe M eusburger was wounded s lightly on the left wrist. Meusburger, who was holding a handkerchief over bis wound as he sat in the reception room after the incident. dedined to talk to reporters. Court Orders Cl.osure of NuJeStudio An Oran1e County Superior Court jud&e bu entered a jud.a- ment and llUUDctioD that Coufd close down Costa Mesa'• nude modeling studio if the decision isn't appealed within 30 days, Costa Mesa Assistant City Al· torney 'Thomas Wood said Tues· day. Donald Hobson. attorney for the Sunshine Studio al 583 W. 19th St., said be doean 't know yet whether bis client will appeal Judge Edward Wallin's decision. Wood said the decision up- holds the constitutionality of Costa Mesa's zoning ordinance, which requires so-called adult businesses to obtain conditiooal use permits. The City Council d e nied s uch a permit to Sunshine Studio in May. Jud~e Wallin issued an oral ruling A'ug. 23 upholding the city ordinance, which was challenged by the studio, but didn't approve the formal writ- ten document until this month, Wood said. He said the city was notified of the decision by mall this week. Sunshine Studio has until Dec. 17 to appeal. Wood said. The city bas fought the studio, on the grounds that it adds blieht to the city's redevelop- ment area, for about a year and a half. Funding Withheld WASIUNGTON (AP> -1be federal 1overnment can deny certa.ln money to school dlst.ricta if statistics show their teacben are racially Hlf'e8ated, the U .5 . Supreme Court ruled today. ..., .... ._ ........... Pat Lund, 15.of Fountain V~ey <left) and Leonard Barnes. 14, of Westmins t e r fl y t hrough t he air while negotiating bicycle r ace course at Fountain Valley Boys Club. 11te dirt track. complete with banked turns and jumpa, baa become a popular after-school gatherini place for dirt bicycle riders. N-M Non-teachers' Pay Pact Ratified By JACKIE RYMAN Cit .. DellY ,.... M9tf Non-teaching workers and Newport-Mesa school trustees ended 10 months of negotiations Tuesday by ratifying a two-year contract that includes • 6.S- percent across-the·board raise for the workers. However, negotiations wt th the district's 1.000 teachers aren't going ao well, a district spokeswoman aald. Jean Harmon, assistant to the district superintendent. said the district intends to declare an im- paaae in its wage talks with teachers if no contract la drawn up by Friday nilbt. Non-teaching workers, re~aented by the California Sc Employees Aasodatioo, and tucben. repreHnted by the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, conduct their neeotla- tions ~y. Employw ln both catelOries have been without a coatract since mldlu.mmer. They have been pald at lut year's level. However , the new contracts are retroactive to the exp1rat1on date of the old contracts Bill McNa1r, president of the Newport-Mesa chapter or the Cahforrua School Employees AB· soc1at100. said association mem- bers approved lhe pact l63-112 Tuesday. He said it includes waie hikes from 2.S to 10 percent in addition to the 6.S percent for about 100 of the 800 non-teachine workers as the result of a study comparina their pay to that of workers in similar jobs elsewhere. . "We're not. happy, inflation bein1 what it is, but I think that's all we can expect. liven the state of education finance," McNair said. Other cootract provisions in- clude longevity increments after 17 and 22 years of service in· stead ol after 20 and 2S yean, and an additional paid bolida,y per year, McNair said. Non-teacbinl worken include maintenance staff memben, bus driven, cafeteria 1'0ften (8ee PACI', Pap .U) Disaster Takes 12 From U.S. J AUCKLAND, New Zealand CAP> -AD Air New Zealand DC·lO carrytne 257 people OD a statrteeetn1 mabt to Antarctica cra1bed into a volcano on the edle ol the icy coqtinent today, autbortties reported. All aboard, includ.lnl 12 Americana, were belle.eel killed In one of hlatory's wont air dlauten. U .S. Navy search planea spotted the wrecka1e on tbe slopes of smoldering Mount Erebus, near the U.S. research station at McMurdo Sound, An· tarcUca. some 2,000 miles south of New Zealand. "It loob u though it burned. No survivors have been sighted. They . . . are expectine a com- plete fatality." said Petty Of. ficer Mike Hatcher of the U.S Navy Support Group-Head- quarters in Christchurch. New Zealand. The airline said the 237 passengers aboard the DC-10 In· e luded 46 fore igners -12 Americans. 24 Japanese, seven AU5tralians, two Britons and a Canad.Ian. The rest were New Zealanders. They paid $359 for what \\:is auppoled to be an ll·bour fli ght from Auckland to the coast of Antarctica and back. The crews of Navy helicopters aeot from McMurdo reported they were unable to land at the crash lite beeauae of riolent up- d r a ft1 of wtnd around the 12..fOO-foot volcano, tbe New Zeat&Dd Seareb and Rescue Cent.er Uid. The Navy satd the plane crashed about 2,500 feet up the slopes or the active volcano. which la in the center of R<>Sl> Island, where the McMurdo base also la situated. The island is just o1t the A.aU.rctica coast, and the volcano ii wt.thin si1bt of the Mclfurdo base. ·'The wreckage was on the back side of the mountain." Hatcher said. "fl was spread over an area of about 200 yards." <See PLANE, Page A2) Purse Stolen From Mesan A 61-year·old Costa Mesa woman escaped injury Tuesday when a man ran up behind her and stole her purse. Costa Mesa police said today They said Ruth Ann O'Leary was walkine hom e from a restaurant in an alley in the 2200 block of Harbor Boulevard at S: 30 p . m . when the man snatched her purse, which con- tained $42 in cash and other items. Police said tbe thief was described as a white male with a brown afro hair style. i.n tus early 208, about five feet 10 with a thin build. Coast Weather Campus fnr MeNally? Fair throQb Thursday wltb bip cloudiness at Umea. Overnllbt Iowa 45 at the beacbel aod 52 in· land, with hllbs Tbunday from low 70s alon1 the cout to upper 'IOI in in- land areu. memben, Mat to tnlltMI met school Superintendent ~Aa NlcoU, cttee tramc and Pa.rtDu problem.a lf tbe 1cbool 1Nri located at Calta .... tbe dlfflcalt1 of malatalalnf ::; McNally'a ideDtltJ la tucll circUJntCencw. UM ..,.9C! oe ,..w \llar 111 ... HJ1b ltudentl and the fact that M-.:.:Jb ll lldJa-tto a mldcDe • Tbe·~leUef:\.'•......m. tlllll the moN ~. at.illOipbWe ot Da•ll Middle Scbool_lidPt auf. fti'.troill~ml~to •tNdJ. 1'eadaln8t Qelt.:a..-. RIO 8elliDol Uio baft 1wl ttaMI a 1 .... 1UmtoMMMll _,. utt•I tut MeNtllJ U.-. Ila owae•" iM' etUl'D To Mexico? ,. WASHINGTON (AP)·-Secretary ol State Cynaa R. Vance hu asked Henry A. KJutnpr to stop maklq c&U:c commenta about the way tbe Carter actmtntatratloa ha. wttb tbe de· posed Shah ol Iran. SoW'cea here aaid tbey reached •lreetnent at a mtMtt:tq called by Vance oo Monday that tbe fOJ"Oler tecl'etarJ' would curb bis atatA!mentl. The two were aioa. In Vuce'• aeventb- Ooor office at the State Department. .' Accordina to two sources, both ol whom refaaed to be lden- Jlfied, Vance wu irritated by Kiaalqer'• auuea&n that the adminiat.ration bad contributed to the collapte of the ahab'a rule and by bis criUclam of U.S. policy. lleda llH11ee 6ea& MOSCOW (AP> -The Soviet Parliament met today to ap- prove reduced economic targets for next year alter President Leonid Brezhnev reported that tb.ia year's arain harvest -the worst since 1975 -is 48 million torus short of the eoal and oil out· put ii off 10 million torus. Becauae ol the low harvest, Western specialists expect the 'Soviet aovemment may bQY all 25 million tons of com and wheat the U.S. Department of Agriculture will ailow to be sold .to the Soviet Union In the 1979-80 fiscal year. The scaled-down economic plan, wbicb,,ts expected to be routinely approved by the l.SOO members or~a.rliament, or Supreme Soviet, calla for industrial output to nse by •.s percent Jn 1980 over this year's level. ,,_,.r Ott•~r Ejeried SAN DIEGO <AP> -The canopy blew off an F·14 jet over the Pac~· ay, ejecting the plane's radar intercept officer. the Navy sal His parachute never opened. A spok an aaid the pilot. managed to return the plane to . Miram aval Air StaUoo In San Diego about 6S miles away. Another Navy jet and several helicopters began a search of the area south of San Diego and 30 miles from the Mexican coast. P.Uee Bed f'lr~d Age•• SAN DIEGO (AP> -The U.S. Attomey'a office has re· ·yea led that one of four Border Patrol agents standin1 trial on charges of brutality was fired from the Covina Police De~rt· ment for allegedly taking marijuana from prisoners and givmg it to a former girlfriend. . Under questioning Tuesday by U.S. Attorney Michael Walsh, agent Jeffrey Olherson admitted he ~a.s disml.ased from the police department 10 months after be Jomed the force in 1975. Meantime, U.S. District Judge Howard B. TurrenUne de- nied a motion for mistrial for the four agents and refused to . grant them separate trials. ~JJriton Urges U.S. ·:Euromart Support BJ IEllRY HEaTENSTEIN cie•o.ttr .......... A member ol Great Britain'• Farllameot ur1ed the United States Tuesday to "1et off the defeoalve and reaaaert that freedom worb" In an appeal for America's support of the Euro- pean Common Market. El4on Griftltbl, a member ol Prlme Mlnilter Mar1aret 'natcber'a Conservative Party, Laaued that challenge at a luncheon in Newport Beach ol the World Aff aln Council ol Qr.n1e County. The Blttllh nauve. .ctucated at Yale UnlTenltJ, warned that DAILY PILOT America must support the Euro- pean Common Martel or rlak bavin1 European countries seek alliance wlth the Soviet Union. He asserted that America has lacked· presidential leadership for nearly 20 yean for a variety of reasona and now ''Jimmy Carter ia finding it bard to mobilize a natlon to meet the needa of the hour. "I, for one, am sick and tired of apoloeizina for success," he said. "But America has prac- ticed self·deniallzatioo by apolo1lzln1 for slavery and muttlOOrpe>raUom." 2Tuptored After Office Blirglarized Two routbs wen arrested and more than •10,000 in office equlement recovered followtq a bur&lal'1 ~ nJ1bt at the Garden Grove office of tbe American Automobile Aslocla- Uon: Mlirder &idence Near End a1ftlA•ffa ... Prw ProMCuton ..,. WUMWl.9 tbelr caH to4a)' •I• Ht fteodcir'9 MU, oa trial la 61a· ta An• IDr UM kl aptaa. r• a d monter ol a ~· '1 r-akt Clmarlllo ,art. ........ trtal ... moftd lo oru,. Cobnly beeam• ol ~ trial lD the 1laJtq of Amy ta. Tbe proaecutlon t. UklnJ fw u.. dNSb paalb. Belon the dete tak• over, th• proaecuUon plaaa•d Umony on ac 1 •ieetroo rolero1cope comJNtrlloa ol a palr of pllen·Jl.U v1ce irtpe trou.Dd at l'rank'1 apartm t In WoodJ•ncl Hilla, and marb made on tho body ol tbe SoJta ,irt before abe WH slain lilareh, 14, l.97t. Meuwhlle, tome ol tbe aezua1 f anta•Y wrltlnp by J'rank. 44, found tn three notebooU at h1a apartment can be aeen bJ the Jury, the prealdln1 Juda• ruled Tuetday. Pbotocoptes of the writ.tnp, dealln1 with aadiatic acta of child moleataUon, are expected to be liven to the seven-man,. five-woman panel. The defense tried unsuc- cessfully In pre-trial bearlnp to bar uae of 'Frank'a wriUnp cm aroundl they were covered by a therapist·palient privilege when he waa an outpatient from Atascadero State Hospital . Oranae County Superior Court Judie Byron McMUlan ruled aome ol the wrlUnp could be seen by the Jury but other aec- tiona cl the wrlUngs were ex- cluded u evidence. Testimony Tuesday conUnued with prosecutor Irvin& Prager attemptlna to show similarities ln the Seltz murder case and previous child molestationa al- legedly committed by Frank. A lO.yea.r-0ld former East St. Louis, Ill., girl told the jury a out being abducted and J'->ie.,i~-aore than six years 8 . e defense objected to her testimony on growids the girl could not identify Frank as be· ing involved. F,.....PageAJ PLANE ••• The Air New Zealand siahtaee· Ing planes regularly fiy close to the volcano on their non·stop round trips to Antarctica from Auckland. The cause of the crash could not be determined immecllately. The McDonnell Douatu DC-10 baa been studied for structural problems. After the crash of an American Airlines flight in Chicago in May in which Z'13 persons died, the aircraft aeries was temporarily grounded in the U S. No cause has been formally es tablished for the Chicago crash. Air New Zealand said it UD· derstood the jetliner bad com· pleted its sightseeing run ancj was on its way back north to New Zealand when radio contact with the plane waa lost at 2 p.m. (S p.m. PST Tuesday). It was then still over Antarctica, about 30 or 40 miles from McMurdo. The lou of radio contact was blamed on auoapot activity and did not cade immediate COD· cem. But at 8 p.m . the airline announced the plane was an hour overdue for a refuelln1 stop at Cbriatcburcb, on New Zealand's South hlaod. The airline announced at 10 p.m. that the plane wu lost. It said its fuel would have been used up half an hour before. The U.S. bue at McMurdo Sound took cbarae of the aearq, for the miaaing plane, and sent up five aircraft: two C-130 Hercules, a C-141 Starll.fter and two hellcopten. The Navy l8id one of the planes atabt.ed the wreckaae at 1 a.m. There ia almost perpetual daylight oo Antarctica at this time of the year. Few airline disasters have surpa11ed the death toll ln today's Antarctica crash. The on·tbe-ground colllalon of Pan Am and KLM jumbo Jeta at Tenerife airport lD the Canary Ialan~Ma.rch um took Sil llves, the crash of a Twtilb Airllne1 near Parla lD 1974 kllled l46 pe?'llOU. Thll year'• Cblca10 crub bad tbe tblrd b1&heat death toll. An official aald the rupta bad been operatJnt for thNe AID· mera without any previous mil· hap. Tb• Statllfta bad flown Seo. ' Accon11na t.o OardeD Ol'Off Harry fl'. Byrd Jr. of Vlndnla ~ Youthil wen H41D by Crom au11tchureh to McllUrOo • taklaa u.. equipment sound ror a ruaht Tburlday Oftf from tbeamce1 abou:U p.m. tb• South POI commemonlillf Police ntPQndlrl• to tbt Oft!ce -tb~:-. me~t bC::-fa:8ourt~: p:unued tbi ~on fool tbi'OIA&b e1plorer\1Qcle Adm BlCbard & a n•al'bY Mllbbotbood before • · , the Joudal were app.reheDded. B~rd. · Air tqw W•aad aald it bad Arrnied oD auaplcloD of never lmt a pw.,w before. bu,.,.,..,.. lames&.~ TIM alrtillll opwat. U. an· l t , a• d K • 11 J • m • • taretle atlMaH'sl ftl&Ma dlsiial Y••~I l!t·0 b0tll of tMMi•twnlH..U. ...... 'lftlD• OanMin JC>rori: Tbe cmce ..-. mer, mt tb1t wu tbefouth 11111 IHDlWllf....,.,Poijeleaid. ~·-' - • ,,,, ........ £>•••··· .. • Jerome P. Cavanagh, former mayor or Detroit, suffered an apparent heart attack and died Tuesday while on a business trip to Lexington, Ky. He was 51. Two Admit Extortion Atte01pt Two Los Anaelea·area men pleaded guilty Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court to cbareea of attempting to extort $250,000 from Newport Beach builder Randall Presley. The pleas were entered by Phillip Edward Fauanet, 31, of Hawaiian Gardens and Je11 Patrick Romo, 29, of Downey before Judge James Perei followtn1 neaotiaUooa amooc aL- tomeys. The two men were cbaJ¥ed with directing threatenln& telephone calla and letters at Presley -threats that were UD· derscored when aeveral 45 caliber bullets were abot into the door of Presley's Lido Isle home in May, 1978. As part of the plea barealn agreement, mention of the gunshots waa deleted from the charges to which the men pleaded guilty. A third susped in the Presley case, Edward Dempsey, 216, of Paramount, previously pleaded guilty to extortion charges and agreed to cooperate with in· vestigators. According to police, Presley's name came to the attention of the extortionists via a newspaper story which listed his firm as among the top 100 in Southern California. Pollowln1 tbe threats, Presley contacted police. F,.....PageAJ PACT ••• and clerical employees. District negotiators have scheduled all-day seasiona today through Friday with represen· tatlves of the Newport·Mesa Federation of Teacben, Mn. Harmon &aid. "There are many items sWJ In content.loo," she said. "It is our goal to cooclude a contract by Friday." If issues aucb as waaea, benefits, arbitration of grievances and transfer pro- cedures can't be retolved by then, Mn. Harmon said, the dia· tricl will ask the atatA! Public Employment RelaUona Board for a mediator. WASHINGTON <AP> -PrelJ. dent Carter, •p=ln• to America'• lellM of , boi* to rallY publle oplDJoD and to convince Iran of American aolldarlty durlna tonlpt'a prim•·tlme nen coaterenff. At the newa eoafernce, scbecluled for I p.m. PST, Carter ta expected to IDliat anew tbat the Uaited sut. wW not Jleld to "blackm•U" by mllltaab ISlW boldlnf • AmerlellDI bolta&e Ill tbe U.S. EmbulJ In Tefiraa. (Cb•nnel• ~. ucl 7) A Whlte Rouse apoU.mu aald tbat in a campaian to arouse public diaplaya of sup.. port for tbe bostqes, the preai· dent b u.rClna tbat church bells be runs daily at noon unW the American captives are released. Carter aho la ur•tn1 Amerlcam to write to t.be Ira- nian mtulon to tbe Ua.tted Na- dou demudtn• tbat the cap.. tivee be free. The Wb.lte Hoale Hid both mo¥• wen beln1 en- coura1ed to demoD1trate to Iran'• revolutiooary le9den t.bat American public opinioa aup- porta Ca.rt.er'• banctttna ol tbe crlais. C811a' said Tuaclay that the honor of America ia at stake in the embauy le\IW'e. and said the ho1ta1e1 have been threatened at auopoint and forced to make atatementa in which they did not believe. Speaking to a croup of Democrau workin1 for bis re- election. be aaid, "Thil la a repreheoaible thing, a diaarace to every penoo wbo believes ID cl \'tllzaUnn and deeeocy. ·'I wW protect tbe honor of our rountry and will not under any circum1tance1 yield to blackmail," Carter said HUI remarks were reronled by radio station WGIR an Man chester. N H White House and State Depart. ment offic1al1 are sayinR * * * Iron Foreign Minister Fired ByKlwmeini TEHRAN. Iran <AP> m••n•hlle that they wut · kHp the 34-day-old Jraal•D crt.ilt on "bold" wiUI the U.N. Security Couadl m..U apJ.11 S.turday. The admlnlltrlUoa ran lf1t.. nlan luden believe tbey ean "win eome battle for Amed publlc opinion and tbat tbe American ~pie wUJ end up aupporttas tbelr demudl" tor a trial ol the depoted •bah, l&ld a White House offlclai, wbo ubd not to be quoted by name. Sex Ring Plea Accepted A Newport Beach man accmed on arreat of runnina a call girl operation with t.bouanda ol clienta in Oranee and Loa An1ele1 counties pleaded no COD· test Tuesday to one count of pimpl.nc. county Deputy Diatrict Attorney Del Wright aald today. He said Jesse Emlenton Boyd, 53. of U8> 16th Street, faces aen· tencine an Orange County Superior Court on Dec. s. Boyd wu accused of operat- inl a model and escort S«Vke called Sequin Glrla that alJesed· ly provided prostitution services, with some csatomen reportedly paying aa much as $800. Costa Mesa Police U. Gary Webster said at the lime of the arrest that police seized nine loose·leaf binders containing names. ages, addreues, phone numbers and credit card num- bers of Boyd's clients. Webster srud many of the men have been convicted , but the names haven't been released. Wneht said Boyd entered his no cont.est plea during a pre. hmmary hearmg Tuesday In Harbor Mun1 c1pal Court at whi ch two of htS a ll eged pr06· t1tutes were testifying. Webster said one of the women was 17 years old and the other had recenUy turned 18. Ay a tolla.b ftubollah Khomeini to- day replaced acting Foreisn TnJStees 0 K Minister Abolbassan Baru Sadr with Revolutionar)' Councal member Sade1b Gbotbaadeb. 3 Proarams tbe Pan DeW'I qeeey ~ e- Banl Sadr bu been Iran'• main spokesman to the world For s mm during the 3-week crisis overt.be u er se1wre of the US Embassy and dozens of Amencan 00.tages m Newport.Mesa school trustees Tehran have authonzed three summer He appeared to be the main school programs for HMO. but voice of coocihatJoo m t.be Ira· they won't be for everyone ruan leadenbip, propoamg poss&· Approved was a special educa· ble compromises for releasing lion program. a basic skills the boeta1es in exchange for sets1on for students in grades U.S. cooceutOOS. 7-12 who need extra help to pass But Khomeini and the students the proficiency exams required bold.in& the embaaay repeatedly for graduation. and classes for rebuffed Bani Sadr's efforts to sen1on who need only a few dilute their bard·line demand credits to graduate that the exiled Shah Mohammed District omcaals said today Reza Pahlavi be returned to there has been no staff or board Iran be{ore the hostages would discussion of any general sum- be freed. mer acbool, which hasn't been Gbotbzadeb is director of Ira· held in Newport·Mesa since nian radio and televtaion. Proposition 13 pused two aum· Ban.I Sedr alao is a member ol mera BIO· Kbomeani's 14·m•n Revolu-Officials said they would COO· tionary Council and Iranian sider contracting with a private finance miniater. The Pars re· group foe summer school, lf any port did not say whet.her be re· • such group contacts them, but tained t.boee posit.looa. said nooe bas so far. ''We Want You To Look Better For Less!'' We're not complaining about the high price of glasses, we 're doing something about it! There are a lot of places to buy eyewear these days. You can go to a so called 'fashion boutique' and pay-. spectacular prices for famous names, or you can come to OPTICAL FAC· TORY, and get the best possible fashion looks in eyewear at a down to earth price. As a rule, you only oet what you pay for these days; however our selection is laroe enough to please the most finicky tastes, and yet our prices start as low as $34.9S. <Includes Fashion Frame, Standard Size Lenses and Case) At these prices we're making a spec- tacle of ourselves. REMEMBER: We have GIFT CERTIFICATES so that someone you care for can get the glasses he or she rea II y wants! Just In time for Christmas. we are your nelohborhOOd optical store. c~trally located on East 17th Street In Costa Mesa. Remember to ask your eye doctor for your prescrlP· tlon. With this in hand you can shop around for the best In eyewear at the right price. I l W ASRJNGTON <AP, -Tbe medi.n famlt)' iDeO ro1e by 10 pet cent in 1.918 to $11,640, but people uw little . beadlt because i.ntla.lioo wiped out molt ot t.be 1aln, tbe. eovemmeathas reported. The Census Bureau 1&id that for tbe second straight ~ar, tbe number of persons urnine less than the povertY'! level dropped digbtly. Yet. at..s mil.Hon penoos, or 11.4 percent ol t.be population, ati.11 earDed iDcom. below t.be 1178 poverty level ol $6.882 for a oon-farm family ol four. The flcuns refled.ed a IW'Ve)' last llarcb and did n~ address um year's income lldjustmeata and ming infla· lion rate. 1be median iDCDCM meaos lbat ball of the families earned more and ball earned less than the flcure. ACCOllDING TO THE survey, tbe median income of all families rose by $1,630 in li'78.. from $16,010 in 1977. But, tbe covemmeot said, a 7 CS percent inflatioa rate in 1978 cut tbe real saJns to $410, or 2 percent. The rate ot inlJaUoa this year bas been num.ln1 at better tJaan 13 percent. Since 1970. tbe mediaA family UK:ome aft.er inlbUon hu risen by tu percent. Oovemmeat economists attn bute the slowneu ot t.be rise to ugina ecoaomic growth, in· eluding the lt'74·15 recesaioll, and an increase In t.be r n"mber of famllles beaded by women CM" youna penona, , both ol wt.om trediUon~ tine earned less. TMn eoatinued ln tm to be • wtde l•P betweea tbe median incomes In famillee be8ded by • man -Slt,211, .., from $17.517 t.be prerioua year -and tbole beaded by a woman -•~. up from 7,715 In 117'1, tbe 10venuneat said. THE lt78 FIGV&ES, however, showed the first aiplfi- cant rtae ln three years In real Income -after infJatioa - for black famlllea. whole median income lnueued from •.sea 1n urn to 110.m. or I percent. The 11'18 median ln· come for all white famillea was $18,370, up from llt,'7.0 the previous year. Tbe number of black famili• U'ftq below tM poverty level chaqed little fl'om am wttb more \ban 1.1 mWlon families. or 17.S pereet, baytq ~ ol leu than ..... By comp&riloa, Ule Dumber ol wblte fam.iJI• below tbe powirty lev'eJ WU 6.t pet'C:elll, or !.S mlWoa famlll-. ~all)'. &be eovemmeat Wet, tllree out o1 ...,,. ftw pooe-penom ID ma u...s ID • metropolttan .,.. wttb eboul • ~t of thole penooa Urilll ln tbe cenU'al cltlea. 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Channel 2 (reviewed below). ol the ,., aflac1 -egeftt and hie f8fNly 12 hn.I • •TONGHT Fle6d aagrnenta •• oom- blned W1tll ~.iudlo ... °'-' on _,.. altlctlng tlle QIUallty Of ..... Soutb-•n c.t!tornla. Hotlt a.ta Rotlen• ""l•mb To Sfa11911ter ' PollQe •• ... that • '-ie C&..l 0--091 • rlilOOftllbte for IM blud- ~ of lier~ bU1 they c:M'I -to !Ind IM fTIUfder wMC)On. .GNAT ~ Datt .. 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Los Angelel> di KCST (ABq San Otego • KTTV (Ind) Los Angele& Q) KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles W KOCE·TV(PSS) Huntington Beach 'Maverick's' Back-Almost 1 By PETEil ,. BOYEll LOS ANGELES (AP> ...... Somet.bill.I called "Tb• YoUA' Maverlct•• make• a quick ap.-pearance on CBS' 1chedule tonight, hoping to work Lbe memory of the claasy "Maverick" series !or some easy ratings points, <Channel 2, 8 p.m. I A clumsy coo, this. unworthy of the name Maverick <w bich , you 'll remember. is synonomous w1lh guile and wit and cleverness in the old West). Bret Maverick would have sooner drawn to an inside ( ,.---------]straight than to bet on TV REVIEW this longshot. .4 This scam has a built-in foil The idea is lo ' lure viewers with the name ''Maverick" and then hope that they don't compare what they're seeking with the lustrous. memories that uraed them lo watch. This can •t work, of coune, especially since tbe CBS promos scream out, "Maverick's Back." Viewers lookin1 for "Maverick .. will be disap- pointed, depressed. even. But probably not sur prised. TUE OUGIN'AL 1951·111% "Maverick, .. which starred James Garner, Jack Kelly and (oc- caalonally) Roeer Moore, featured bright charmers named Maverick who were everything that other Western heroes wereG't : They were wit- ty. distncHMd to violence and rather cowardly. and theJ didn't much care for ridina horseback. The ''Youns Maverick" at band, Ben .Maverick. (Charles Frank), also displays Uaose charac:teristica, which is easy enousb because 1ucb tbinp can be written into the script. Ben Maverick l1 the aon or Beaureaard (Moore'• old part> and couain to Brothen Bret and Bart (Gamer and Kelly). He bu l.nherlted, CBS' promotion.I tell ua, the Maverick "aoocl loob and charm, areat 1klU with cards and a healthy r-eaped for cowardice." UNJl'OltTUNATELY, BE BAS not in.berlted Roy Huatm. who q<tade the orl&inal ''Maverick" with a 8PeCia1 touch, or the exquisite charm of Jam• GUDet'a Bret -thlnca that can't be writ· ten Uito the lcript. By the way. Coua1n Bret does make an ap· pearaoee Of ilOrtl In tOOJaht.. debut. It's a 60- aecond bit teatu.rin1 Jama Garner tbat was t.Acked OD at the froat ol the abow alter the episode wu already lbot (yet another foolish tnvitatlon to comparelttotbeortPiall. COUliD Bret dol!sa 't •Uck around to •et tn-volv Iii lbe ltOrt. He's Cot b1a ~to COil· Alder. wh•I It uy1 on hit bif1 h c:er11llellte th~ by n1a IUrpt-j)M1y • OOOOTIMU A amal+-tfy 8NtOfll011111 bufll" Mlehaol onto hund 1ng over 1111 mtlk mon\ly on adaltybaall fD MACNEIL I LEHRER ~ '1!) 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Ple6nette HO 8 THE UtlBAOKEH CIACtE l(+,a Knatotte<son .. )OOl'9d / by other country rnusoc por!Of"-S I" d 1nbu10 10 the Idle Moth« Maybelle C..n!lf 1he ·1.,s1 taoy of country mus.c 0 Dff'RENT STAOKES A pl\Olograph l!Nleo by Arnold Of Morgan klSSong Mr O•umtnOf'IC rnaket Larry ~ ne·s oeen outmaneove<ed by h•s old armvl>Uddy 0 THE 8AXT1lM 8 ®) CHAAUE'S JOHN .DARLING IN DEALI~ \.JfTH A DEAD BATTER<-/. MINNIE, IT HUPS IF YOlJ HAVE ASET OF THESE! Hey, Look Who's N11mber 3 NEW YORK <AP> -ABC. victimized by a couple of fll'St·.nm motion pictures and tbe succeu of~ ••BO Minutes,'' tA.."Dbled to third place in tbe networlts· ratinp race for the first time in more than 16 months, flcmes from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. ABC listed only three programs m Nielsen's Top 10 for the week ending Nov. 25, and that contributed to CBS· second consecutive flJ"St-place finish. For NBC. the No. 2 finish ended a five-week run in last place. ABC, WIDCH LAST finished No. 3 ut the week ending July 9. 1978, still leads the three-way competition for the season. but the margin separating the frontrunner from CBS has diminished in recent weeks. CBS' mark for the week was 19.8. lo 19.3 for NBC and 17.8 for ABC. The networks say that means in an average prime-time mlnute during the week, 19.8 percent of the homes in the countey with television were tuned to CBS. It was an mteresllnR week in other respects. Notably , the week's two ht&best-rated programs. movies on NBC and CBS, were on the air at lbe same time Sunday night "SMOKEY AND THE Bandit . with Burt Reynolds and Sally Fields, was broadcast 8-10 pm. EST on NBC. and "Oh God'" with George Burns and John Denver was on CBS 9-11 the same rught. ''Smokey and the Bandit" scored a rat 1ng of 31-8. a 10th or a point ahead of CBS' movie. Nielsen says that means or all the homes m the country with television, 31.8 percent saw at least part or the NB<; mov· 1e, and nearly that percentage watched all or a portion of CBS' film. CBS. as 1t has m recent weeks. was helped in the rallngs by conllnui.ng senes -"60 Minutes" m thud place, "Dukes of Hazzard" sixth. "Dallas" eighth, "M·A· SH" 14th ABC's BEST FOR lbe week. "Three's Company." WU No. 4. and NBC-a top- rated regular program. "Real People," was 10th N BC's ~ place farush cameJfespite heavy representat.ton at lbe bottoai bf lbe rallngs LL.st ••EJ.s<:t>e1d" SSth, foUowed by "A Man Called Sloane .. and "Prime Time Sunday ·· A CBS speciaJ. "Raggedy Ano and Andy," was Sllb. and a movie on the same oetwortt "Letters from Frank· with Art Camey. 'lfa.5 59tb for the Wffk last. The week's lO highest-rated programs: Mo•·~ ~ •fld , .......... --• r•ffto of,, .. f?PttWftllNQ 1•.J """.,..-..HK. lllo¥w "Oii God!" JI 7 or 1• 1 mllllon. -'to -....n. ·· JI• or 1A 1 mtttlan. -ces. "Tlw"'' ~ · ~1 or 20 • mlllloft. -"AftOle/' 1&.S .,.. 11 • mm...,, tlot" AIK, ··o..ir.. Ol "-UMd/' n.1 or ia.1 fT'!ll...,., CBS .. .._ 0.'5." n .. -"rnlllloft, •ec. "!Miia" -"A a.Mio. .,_ "-M>IWJflQ. • Doth n.1 Olf' t1 7 mllllon llllCll CBS.•ftd "ANll f1Wne11tt0.,_, ··--' A.BC .Juggles 'Mork,' 'Laverne' Slots NEW YORK <AP> -ABC. facin& a stiff challenge this season from CBS. bu reJQUled lbe time spots for two of its most successful eomedies. "Mork and Mindy" and "Laverne and Shirley: and plans to premiere six new aeries after Jan. 1. The network, an overbwleming winner in the television ralinaa competition last aeaaoo, also said It will drop three series -"240-Robert, .. "Detectlve School" and "Out of the Blue." THE NEW ABC SHOWS include two bait-hour comedies, two hour-lone comedy-drama p~ grams and a new on~·hour detectlve aeries, as well aa a Sunday evenina show the network calls "In· h>.rmational. ·' The ''informational" aeries, "Incredible SUD· days,·· airin& at 7 p.tn .• wW atar John Davidson and Jtm Palmer. t.&e Baltimore Orioles' pttc:ber. ABC says the m11al.lne•1t.Yle ebow will feature "stranier·than·flctton bappenlnp and remarkable people." "Incredible Sundays,·· will be followed al 8 by "Tenspeed and Brown Shoe." starring Ben Vereen andJeffGoldblum. "MOB AND MINDY," which bad been losing its time spot lo CBS. "Arclue Bunker's Place:· will &ive up Its Sunday-al-8 position in favor of a spot on Lbe schedule Thursdays at 8. prime-time as a detective m "Stone.'' Weaver's new show will be broadcast Mood.a,y ntgbts at 9. "FAJllL r• RETURNS TO tbe llneup at 10, rilling the Votd left by the eod of ABC'• "NFL Mon· day Night Football" season. Another half-hour comedy. ··Goodtime Girls," set in the 1940s, will air Tuesday ntahts al 8:30, and "8.A.D. Cats," lbe adventures of YoWll of· ficers with the Burclary Auto Detail, will be broadcast Fridays 8-9 p.m . "Laverne and Shirley · wtll move from Tbundays al 8 to Monday night at the same time. to be followed al 8:30 by a new ball·bour 1ttcom. "One in a Million,·· starrl.DI Shirley RemDblll as a Loa An&elea cabble who lnberila mllltona of-------------------=- dollars. Dennis Weaver, who starred on CBS' "Gunsmoke" and NBC'a "McCloud •• returns to gn ~~~· BEAT THE s~.,(I GAS CRUNCH! Wiid\ ~ IMIOr1tlt IN>\'19 tn ltle llfNilCY o4 lfOur llOfMI IUY YOUR VIDEO TAPE RECORDER FROM WORLD VIDEO 4 I •'