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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-12-14 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 14, 1979 VOL Jt, llO, JIL e MCYIOlll, a PMU (]slag Bis Bead Kevin Hinds, a senior at Newcomerstown, Ohio, Hlgb School, beats his drum the bard way -upside down - during the halftime show at the Newcomerstown- Tuscarawas Valley bdketball game. ·Japa~ese to Limit : Iran Oil Purchase . I I I I I -Wonaan • ~ ......... ~ma=.=:=~~~~~~;~) Britain's Prince Charles bolds on to bis chin strap before starting a camel race, J>m:t of the p~ at Lon- don's OlylJlPic Jntemattonal SbowJump1ng cbam· pionlhips. The event was to raise funds for next year's British Olympic team. Mesp Fa~ing Suit Over .CIUb Permit nude pboto Beeme, tat _, t.Jpe of Uceme for (tbe> plalntUf must be of ID Immoral nature," aM woman said In tbe eoart actiml. Judie ONUa Perri Seara ak1 the dtJ'• ......... nt•U.. mail appear In ber·eourtJ'OolD Jan. 3 to exD1llin tbe dtJ'• paetm Iii. 4,.odtentner 1ctenttfled benelf -tbe ~ of tbe ......... Social au.at aa &. 1TtlfSL '. ~ ., ............. . ' J Ora no_. With tbe w•ntmcm ftteef ._ Stat• Public .,.Work• Board 1'burtd9¥. OW1Ml'llllp OI t• .. , .. ol lntne Oompaay Couaal ... d pa11ed to tb• 1tat• of Calllomla. !>ocammu of tramfer ..,. lfaned In Sacramento, followlD1 a ~ef tpedal HUiOD of the bcmd wblcb eonvened forftnal acUonoa acqu.ialUOD of the property for a park. • .Board memben Roy Beli. deo- uty d1rector of finance, l>nld JanHen, dlrector of ftMl'al ....-vte. and Adrtaa o~ dtrector of Ttau__portaUon, lauded atato Parb Department 1taff memben and the JrvlDe Company for eoacludiq the ac· qut.IUoa. • The final ~t callt for immediate pu:rdwe, fbr pz.e million, of tbe L• actM .. ln ad· diUon, the Raw hu tlle'opUCJa tO buy anot.ber 39'3 acra In 1111 for $3. 2 mlllioll. The land acqatred Includes 3.25 miles ol coutal bluff• and beaches between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach aa well as Moro Canyon. An 1ssue left unresolved in the action was the rate of' Crystal Cove's 44 residences. Assemblyman Terry Gaugln, 0 -Riverside, who was in· strumental ln obtalnln1 the money for the purchase. said Utat problem could be worked out in January or February d.w'· 101 leglalative budaet heartnp Assemblywoman llarlan Bergeaon, R·Newport Beach, araed board meaiben to move ahead with the 1cq~l1ltlon without resolution of the Crystal Cove lJsue. "Don't hold bo1ta1e this U.nificant acquisition because of a side l.Jsue that haa no rel· evance to the wisdom of the purchase ltaelf.'' she aald. M ra. Bergeaon also suggested careful consideration of the pro- blem ln flndlna a solution 4Children Die in Fire MECHANIC FALLS, Maine <AP> -A ftre that started in tbe cbtmney of a wood-burnln1 ••e 1wept tbroulh a home, ldllin• four youq children and h*rlnl tbree other membln of tbilr family, oftlcJ.a!a Mid...,. 'l'be father, DwlCht WestWp, w11 a.t home wUb bl1 1lx dtUdnD wbm the ftl'i bfote out. Tbt motber, Vickey W•Wtb, ... wortdDI 8t a narsbat bome. KUJed were Cbrlltlile, e~; Kametb, 5; Jeull•. I~, and Ste banle. 2. Radlul, 7. WM In. cal eondlUoa. The father bis S.mont!Ml4 "= Jefillca Jo, were In tbe M•lne lledlcal Center ·ID Lewllton. Nobel Gesture fA'nCAN CITY (AP) -ftpe Job Paul D celebrated Mau for Nobel .Peace Prise wlnDer Mother Teresa In hla prtvate chapel '11nandq and aaid be would belp ber found a bome fOf' unwed mou.n In aom •. I DAILY PILOT Prline Rate to 15 Percent NEW YORK <AP) -Citibank, tbe nation's se~nd largest bank, today lowered 1., prime rate fn>m 151A percent Lo 15 per· cent u the key interest rate con· tinued to fall almost as quickly as lt had rben. It was the third straight week that Citibank lowered Ila prime rate, and analysta expected It to be matched by other major banks. The prime rate ls charged by major banks on loans to best commerciaJ cu!!tomn... Whtie It ii not direr I h ,., • to other loan rate" un in. dicator uC wh<. ~ ..,.,.:y•misb& a. headed. Ctubuk led tbe way NO¥. 11 to a record level for the prtme rate of 15'1<1 percent, the culmination of th• Federal Re11"1'1 attempts to UP*a credit a a way ol 1temmlq ln· fiatlon by maklnc money more difficult to obtain. The Fed'• IC· tloM bad driven the prime rate from a level of 12 percent in August. The credit-tightening ac· complished its desired errect, 1tabllizing the• •' ... , th of the na· tlon'a mone> h1ch had , been expandm , "iriter Held lnHB Child Molestation A II-year.aid self ·employed writer of children's boob wu arrett.ed Thursday at bia Hunt· lnlt(lll Beach home on a '50,000 warrut char&lna child molesta· ~I~: i:~~ tt:1:1ietaed nearly 1.000 pomoarapblc pbo«o.. 1rapbl and movies from 1tobert Jame• Fl1ber'1 realdence at 20CN2 Marina Lane followtn1 the 4:'° p.m. arrnt. Inveat11atora all•I• tbe children'• author had been bn· inl 1exual relations with two ll·year-o!d boy1 sinctt lut April. They Mid other ytcttm1 are be· 1nL':f:·aetoborbooct parent.I rel>Ol'tANllJ a1.n.cl police to the all••td ietlvttle9. Police uld f'i•b•r told tb•m h• w a1 • former aebool teacher In the Ruotfnctm Beach area. Pilber la beiDI held OD tlli0.000 bail at Hanttnaton Beach Jail. • I ... ....... _.41 SOCIAL ••• ~--.._--~-----~-.. !l~cydlst.iaXJke Nadler. 30 (left), at LalE.ftPood Ud lollll ~Be nL.18, w Cerrit09. practtce tblU' pnrartoui enn • acn Ro.ct In Huntington BeAda. COGD bu .._. ~ the on.wheeled cycle alnce be wu 1. Nadler ilDCe bi wul.8. · A HHn·woman. flve·m•n Oraop c.ounty ~ Court Jury niturntd t.o au n1nt.1t noor cou.rtbouM coaf•rtMe &'VOID to- -tor U. Udnl'umt Ul1I WMt • to MUberate die sunt or In· noeence of cblld rape and ' murder 1uepect Tl9•odore • rrw. Prut. 4t, of Woodland llllll. la attUMdol ~ NlqS.~ llelta; z. from ner aunt•• Camutllo home OD llardl u 1t78. dri~ ber to T~ c.,.. ·~­.................. bedylDa~. Oa ~~Ta. tbe Jury ,... • ~ of~· Of • Pmonma Ctty airt wbo J'rank IHt July aclmltted moli,utt,. md l*ltem.U ot two : crlmlaaU1t1 tr•m tll• L01 · An••-·~ ,JIM.leal k· am~IOftlee. · ,,... ...,. .... ,... . ,.., . §! ~•:0.:.0Y)p1 .... la .. , ....... n.0·1~..,.Gledin · the .... of tbe lltl. . Tb• CH• .,.. mo<red to Ortut_ CoantY due to nteastve • puDUCft7 In Vintun Couat7. ~~:;;_~~ Ci-owd Hoots Ted t.be •o-abeed for~ ob-' Man Hooded In Cloth Moak Rapes Woman ...... ,. '° ... the Amerium, In S F . ~e;~=::~0:u.t.J.':. an ranc1sco Au1trta, Canada, Denmark Finland, Greece. New Zealand'. Norway, Portugal, Spain Sweden and Switzerland. ' Tehran Rad.lo said ThUJ"!lday that Khomeini instructed Ghotbzadeh to "Invite an in· dependent team of obaerven to vt.it" the boeta1es "to confl"ont &dvene U.S. aureutve PR>S>- a1anda." ID W•tldQ8Scm W1dte lloaM be*l91UD:fldi Powell .._. tloOtd 1be lruUaa' ..,..._HI Mid tbe obeerven mmt be tn. ternatiooal11 reco&Diud and im· partial, mast be alJowed to vtatt all the boltaaea &Dd muat aee them frequently. Otherwise, Powell 1aJd, lt would juat be a "cynJ.caJ" attempt to divert al· tentlon from tbe bo1ta1es' pUlht. 'the Iranian mllitanta bo~ the bo.ta1tt 1ald they woula abide by Khometnl'• order for the vlllt.a. The militant. are de· mand.lni the Unlt.ed States re- turn depoeed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to Iran for triaJ. Prnldent Carter bu refused to aend back the •bah. who la re- cuperatln1 at Lackland Air Force Bue In San Antonio. Tex· u, from cancer treatment and 1allbledder 1urpry. * * * , ........... J OIL .•• nlana would tab a banla line next year in ne1ot1aUou for 1oD1·tenn. dlrfft.deal eoatnct.a. • Japan lmporta almOlt all it.a otl. or u.e ao,ooo burela • day lt Imported from Iran prior to the embuly takeover, 480,000 barrel• came tbrou1b direct deal.I wttb Iran and the rest ln· dl.r.ct.ly Uuou1h m~r tnt.'na· Uon.aJ ol1 companies. Sec...tary ol sia-. Cyn11 R. Vance bad criUclud Japan for taklna advanta~ of the U.S.· lraotan crill• aUo~ ill tradln1 compa n to buy olJ ort1tnally deltined for the U.S. mark•. The Carter &dmtn•atzatloo de· ::!:g.::. ::r.= ~·~~ squeeze would brtq about the rel111e of the 50 American bolta1e1 at the U.S. Bmba.uy 1n Tebrao . * * • .. ..... _.4J IRAQ ••• SAN FRANCISCO IAPl More than 200 shouting dt!m onstrator& carrying anti nuclear and anl1 abortion placards turned out to greet Sen Edward M Kennedy an front ol the posh Fairmont Hotel here. The protesters. who bad been ordered from the hotel entrance aod •hunted to an area acrou the ...... chamed &ati·K.......tJ ''i:: Im 'l'luandQ u &My wa for tbe lluucbUMCta senator to enter the Nob Hill hotel He wu holdine a Jm.a· plate campalan fund-ral.alo1 din· ner "Kennedy, Kennedy, you can't hide -we charee you with genocide," the demonstrators shouted "lbe babies can't vote but we can·· Scores of policemen equipped with not gear maintained Ulht security over the crowd. Kennedy, however, avoided the protesters at the Fairmont's City's Yule Tree Stolen ANTIOCH (AP+ -PoUce ol· ncen were aearchln1 today for the vlllal.n who al.Ole tbe town'• Cbrtatmu tree from ln front ot City Hall. • Tbe elpt-foot-tall tree wu donated by Anllocb '1 city treuurer. Ethel Lampley. wbo spent SH for lt. City Hall emplOJM9 contributed orna· menu and uou. But while the city council Ol tb1a suburban San rranet.eo Bay area community waa meettns OD tbe noor above, • tbief made off witb the tree. ma In entrance and Instead walked lnto lM hotel through a .,,de door u planned The anti nudea r dem ons tra tors sho uted . "No DUkff. DO more K.en.Dedy what are you r.ally f«!" Kennedy, wbo bH Hid be ===--~ Uoo Wtdda ......... ,....,.. ,.........,....,., ..... "'° ..... .scu.. "' rape -.... .. wboH tlvea woald be tD· dan&ered by cblldblrtb. Earlier Tbunda7, Kenned7 criUcbed Preskknt Carter for p1aclq pn!9aUft on t.be Nuclear Reeulat.oey Commiaaioa to beaiD Ucemtnc nucl.ea.r power pluJU within lb montbe. The MGator drew applame at a recepUon for Northern Calttomla Democrat.a wbea be aatd there are beUer ways to meet the mero criall tbaD ''by ru1bin1 to embrace nuclear power before tbe critical -.. of Hfet;)' an MUied." Kennedy 1aJC1 UM! arbttrarJr. deadline,......... b)"catter i.t week II a ''IWUIUfted and UD· warranted atiempt to uert poUUeal .,...._.on the HRC." Campalp oftletala aald lbe aenator railed about suo.ooo .i the P'alrmOat dinner. wblcb wu attended by IOIDe JOO. Later toda7. tll1• II a11acbu1ett1 ••nator, cballeqlq Cart« fOf' tbe um Democratic pruldenttal nomlnatlm. wu belldlq for l.- An1e lea wbeh be Hpectl to ralte an addiUooal 1800.000 fOf' bia campalan. That would puab bl.I fund· rat1tn1 total for the WMk to...,. the S2 milUoo mark. A ripest weartng a homemade cloth mask over ht.5 head sexual ly as!!auJled a 11l~pmg 19 year old San Clemf'nte woman in her downtown home dunng a pre dawn attack today Short.Jy after the 3·53 a.m. sex attack. police arrested 1 man •boae clotllln1 -mtnua the elotb maak -matched tb• deKripCiGD of tlM raptat. Bat poace qUlldoMd CM ara Del eoMlilelted .. doe.bill~; to lall mhaw. Thi m.., wu,, ilHD other clothl.q tlnft b1I •birt and pant.a were taken by poUce • popible eV1dence. The uaaultect womu. wbo wu reported unhurt but tbaken by the ordui. t.o!d police she was sleeping in her bedroom wbm • tall aleoder man. clad in the ba1. s>'a.id thlrt and corduroy pant.a. performed an iUe1aJ aex •ct 00 bet' When be fto.l.abed, the attacker fled into lbe darkness. The -.>man called police who arrived to ft.nd that th' rapaat en· tered bs bcM.-e lhrHlb aa un·: locked rear kitchen door. Pouce tnvestta•ton aaid today they have aome lead.a In the: C&M. College OKs Iranian Club LOS ANO ELP'..S <AP> -An Iranian ti•edeatl club bu been permitted to operate at Valley Collete after lobbyln1 with a 1biab kebab cookout at the cam· pua' free~ area. Tbe campua · Inter Or1anl11Uonal Council voted 17 ·• Tbureday to authorise fonnauaa of the club. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Men~ SUITS for only One Dol/a-,:" WM~ NOY. t In front oltbe 1t•Pla_4'r lliou1e oa New Hui ....... Drtk .. It'• ......... aald Mn. ltepoer. "1&"1 JIGl'9 yandaKam It"• bard to bellne It bappeMd btN lD a.ta ....... "• j Me ttben." Mn. ~pner noUeed '"jus about ftWr. CU' ad bDeD bit.. .. she dl'OY• down New Hampebire a.to Iowa Street and roo Terrorist Attaek 4 Americans Slain in Tt1rkey ISTANBUL, Turkey <AP> - Unidentlfled gunmen shot and killed four Americana today ln the reeort town of Flory a near Iatanbul, tbe state radio re- ported. The broadcast said thr" were .civilians an~ the otber a . .aervicemaa. one died at tbe scene and tbe other three at two 1-pl~ tbe radk>Nid. Two ol tbe dead at the hospital were.:"ecl u Blmer Cooper ud Fnipda. The otben were ideiltlfte4 later •• ,Jim Clam tad Ja,m•SaaiUa. The four, all UIOd•ted wWa NATO'• Cakmaldf Bae. were allot u tbe)' stood at a millt.ary bua atop, tbe radio ..W lt lldd the aHaaalaa flre.t. • • Turkilh·made Hdan iiDCS u..n aped from tbe scene. Terroriala pnned down an .\fllerican teacber and two U.S. .ervlcemen earlier tbia year. Aathorltiea arrested 13 mem· bera of the Marxlat-Leolaiat Armed P.ropaaanda Union, wbicb claimed ~PODllbllltJ for the alayin1a of Sgt. Edward Claypool at bmir in the Aeeean Coast on April 12 and Spee. ftomas MOHly in Istanbul on May 11. The ldentitlea of tbe gunmen wbo tilled teacher David Good· . PURRR.-FECT "I sold all my cute kittens in the Dally Pilot tbrougb very good rapome to my cl11a'fied ad." 'l'Ut'a the advert\Sinl SuccelS story ct tbe Santa Ana woman who placed thll ad ln tbe Daily Pilot: PERSIAN KIUena, allver, tortie & white~ • If you waot. .vei:y 1ood respome to your Ja)es attempt. call the friendlJ Dally Pilot ad· vlMn at &G-Sl'18. Ceast man in tbe IOUlbern coastal city of Adana in J\IDe are still UD· known. Marxiat groups have at.ruck U.S. targets 25 times in their ef. forts to hamper activities ol the 5,000 American military penon· nel at two dozen U.S. and North Atlantie Treaty Or1anJntloa buea in Turkey. Thi.a included tbe mKhine-ODDina ol u emp- ty oftleen clilb and two bom~ inp ol die Tmtilb Amertea Aaaodlltiaa lD Allbra Pondered A dedaiGG WU expected late today u to whether criminal proceedin,&-..::iuld be filed a1almt a Beach police sergeant accused of tbe elec- tronic wne:llllnce ol tbe police chief and two captatu. Sgt. Robert Gatewood~. a 13·1.ear veteran of the ponce force, wu placed on special as· signment a week ago after de· tectives armed witb aearcb war· rant.a recovered tape recorded convenationa from Gatewood's Irvine bome.e The aerpant. wbo baa been confined to Hoag Memorial Hospital with a back ailment, said be would make no comment OD tbe alltePtiom pending the deelaion by tbe Diatrtct At· tomer• oftke. Police Chief Charles Grou said mdence in the cue, which included two pbooe tapina de· vices dlleovered at police head· quarters. were alven to tbe proeecutor'1 aftlce earlier tbla week. Late 1bunday, Gross a.aid be was told a deda1on on wbetber to pursue tbe case u a fetony violaticn would be made by the close ol t.-tst,,,.. today. In addition to poulble crlmlDal proce81tinp, Gatewood t. the subJeet ol an lnternal de- partment baveatiptioll ill the al· teaatlonl. ACC'CJidlnc to Grou, Gatewood wu unhappy over bis receat tran1f er from tile detective dlrilkm to tbe patrQI divtaian. .................. .._ -~., .. .......,. Tbe winter bubble that encloses ooe of the swimming pools at the Orange Coast YM- CA in Newport Beach got a bath today. courtesy of the city Fire Department. 1be ( ,wuhdown also served a a tralnin& ex· ercise for fittfighters, who got some ex· perience on the city's 100-foot aerial lad· der. Laetrile Tests Slated Four Clinics to Examine Cancer Drug BJ JD&Y CLAUSEN Ot•DeleY .......... Testa en Laetrile, touted by adYocates as an anti-cancer d.rul, will be.in next montb, a health oftlcial told a state &,. aembly committee Tbunday in HantlDllOD Beach. Dr. Sherwood Lawrence ol the atate Health Department told tbe A~ Bealtb Committee that tfNi unldenWled clinics will conduct tbe tats under auspices ol tbe National Cancer lnatltute. . One clinic wlll be in California, be told committee members, whose ranks were thinned Tbunday because of political maneuverln1 lo Sacramento over the •tniale for tbe ~Speaker's post. Aa1emblyman Dennis llaa1en. J>..Hunttactoo Beadl, CODdueted Tbunda7'a bearina re1udlna tbe lDdlYldual"s rtc1lt to aeleet Ida own cancer treat-ment ftl'IUI itate law re,WU. lutberlPiel. At 1asoe are orthodox '"prov· en" treatments 1ucb as SW'· gery, radiation and chemotherapy. and "alternattvs" nch u LaeUt.le or other ~ dealtn& wttb treat.meal tb.roQ8b dlet. II aqera told newsmen tbat Anl,~hah S4 Teacher Tram/erred two years .., tbe belltb com· mtttee rejected a bill to lepli&e Laetrile, a substance derived from amygdalin and found in apricot pits. The committee. be said. tGmed tbe b6d down by ODe ~ when a California coacreaaum promised that the federally funded Natimll Cancer lmtitute would immediately beeln teati.D& the aumtaoc:e. Manpn said tbe commlttee decided to wilt for fedull t.est- in& •bicb De'fel' deve&oped. Many of the more tban 20 1peaken wbo paraded befon tb• committee Tbuuday cbar1ed the laatit~te and Federal Drq AdmbllatraUoo wltb teat dela7ln1 tactics brou1bt about by political Pr9UUn. <lee IAl:TalLE, Paae AZ> ' Twot.&• mm. .... 11 and II, were 8lftlted ::n tnddtmt °' •bldl 101 ,,.,. damqid ~. '· 10 ud lL Tbe1 were found_ 1uU'1~ malldoUI mlldalef an4 are inl off tbe damaces, more $800, by woetinl iD a eommani proara.m. Fonman aald. Forces Cross Border TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Iraq.a forces uain1 b.eavy artillery launched attach today at loca· Uou= tbe bonier witb Iran but t.ck a abort time later, tbe Iranian 1ovemment reported. '"The Iranian armed forces ban c:mfttmed tbeft has been ao lutawba ol lnq forcea atoac tbe lnala frontier,'' Tehran r8dlo ... tdmslcm said . Later. a Poretp Mlallt.ry . 1poke1womaa,.. 1aid, "I an-. c:lentmd tbil7 came a Utde bit lDto oar eumdrj -4 u.a tMJ Wal .... to tllidr eomtaJ ad tt··---··illl~" aaiiliT. llaaaela A••· a .... ... .. hmlllba ..... baa1 tD ·~ did tbe .,.. ....-ated three m.Ues m- to lilllla •1ttaa1. •--d#Wle ,.,... aYailable . 'n. pndee 'a c •'kid al tbe re- PGl'tlld.... .... --80t ....-rted ._&Ille~--Mid ...... : fona8dcm came ftom ta. IDlar-ramMahr area ol ~ Ina. Tbe nponed tnqi mdl'J"limr eame • the crills ~r the bold- inl of 50 American Embuay bosta&ea here went throuCh ita 41.st day wltb no new siln that it may be resolved soon. lo Washington . Defense Department officials said tbey were unable to confirm the re- ports of Iraqi border attacks. lraq·a official Baghdad Radio did not meot.aon it. Iran and Iraq have long bad tense re1atiooa that periodically erupt into small-scale violence along tbetr common border. particularly an oil -rich Kbuustan province in southwest Iran. to which Iraq bas ter- ntonal claims. Since the reYolutionary vie· tory of Ayatollah Rubollab Kbo- melnl'a forces last February. tbe Iranians have accused Iraq of provic:tini support to the anti· Khomeini Arab minority 10 Kbuaestao. where saboteurs have attacked oll pipelines. police stations and other targets. and to Kurdish iuerrtllas in the Kurdiatanreoonofweatemlran. Tbe Kurdiab reaion overlaps the Iraqi-Iranian border. Three mootba aio Iraqi planes struck v t ll a1e1 ina ide Ir aoian KW'dl.atan, apparently searching for buea ol Kurds conductin& operadom qaimt the Iraqi gov- ernment. Iraq later made a formal apolocJ to Iran. 1 RDl>lNO CAP) -A ~ •u wu killed ... m«*ftlld ..._.dWr IDt llbd lD r&llroad tlacb ud Ille •• _bit .. , • tia1L POiin Nici Claara. l'aulblr, D. .... tr&DUc calle tor on b1I dtbtu bud radio 'ftw.t.11 alabt. Fawm. wu quaclriDlellc, that la, ~ fl'om tbe Det"k down. Tw mm, wbo wen ~SIM emersency CB chamMJ, beard bla plea but arrived too late, police nJd. ....... •et111• "·~·: 1'091' WORTH, Tua CAP) -Two New Yon pbyaldUI flew to IMk1aad AU rotet au. to aamtne UM dePQMd abu of Iran toilaY ~ ld9 lawyers Hid ID eourt that the lhab'a btalth may have woneoed. Dr. BelUamta ff. Kean, UNI abab'a personal phyalclan and Dr. Hibbard E. WllUama, chief di medJclne at New York Hotpltal, where the abah waa operated oo la October. left on a fl1fht to San Antonio W• momlna, a spokesman for the hospital Hid. The •Pot•man, hoepltaJ Vice PrellCS.nt Eamon Brennan. said be did not know wby the two docton were aummooed nor when they would return. • N.-lnsr T~t I• N.,_,•fl• LAS VEGAS CAP) -The Department of Enero detonated a low-yield nuclear device beneath the Nevada desert todQ la an appanotl,y aucceuful aUempt to destroy another wartlead that had lain at the bottom of a deep lhaft for more than four yean. "~ looka ftne," said DOE spokesman Dave Miller. "There wu no escape of radiaUoo and it looU like it did what it ... •uppoeed to do ... The weapons-related test, code-named • Azu.J," wu aimed at deat.roytng tbe warhead from a teat acbeduled ln 1975. LA Fire Area Pa,rolled LOS ANGELES CAP> -AbcJut 40 firefighters continued patrolling the Placenta Canyon area today to guard aiainat nare-ups after quelllnt a two-day inferno that devoured more than 1,300 acres, authortUes said. Fireftehtera bad about a 30-mlaute respite 1bunday after extin1uishln1 the Angeles National Forest blaze 20 miles northwest of downtown LOI Angeles before Hotber bruabllre broke out in Sierra Madre. Crews from half a do1en agencies responded to the alarm la a "lovers' lane" stretch along Santa Anita Canyon Road north Of Arno Drive, fire 1pokeaman Bill Kramer Hid. lt'erld C••rt Demi•• Ne•r• THE HAGUE. Netbarlandl <AP> -The l.aternaUooal Court of Jusuce will announce tta dectalon Saturday oa tbe U.S. ,... quest that it order the immediate release of the ~ American host.ages in Tehran, a spokeswoman said today. Sbe aald the court, the main judicial organ of the United Na- tions, would give Ila declaion in a public session at a time to be announced later. . . U.S. Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti presented the case to the court's 15 juaUces Monday. He cbar1ed Iran with violating international law and diplomatic immunity by~ldlnt the hostages. l',....PllfleAl PROBE BEGINS •.. The aud1Una company recent· iy completed a brief review of th• a1ency for tbe Jury to de· termlne whether conceru ex· pNIHd by departin8 empk>)' .. were sertoua enoulh to warrant tb~robe. Tbe revl•• Indicated that ophlloal wen widely divided oo lb~ quesUan of the au.ltabWty of the Oraanlr,afion. Bejacb Hid. 'ftie 1uper aaeacy. wbleh .,. COIQP.... the COUDtJ'I IOda1 aervlce, mental bealtb •nd pul>Uc bealtb pro1ram1, baa coqle \Dller' beaYJ crttldam. It a1lo wu tom •arllw tb1a year by re1U1natlon1 of a nutnber of uy employMI lD· cludlDI Health Offtcer MortGD Nellon and Memal Haalth Dlnc· tor Ernelt JOatte. ty 'a chl.el probation ofllcer. re- c en tl)' was appointed actlns mental health director la addi- tlon to her other duUea. She wu oot available for com- meat today but Phlllp A.ntbCIG7. chalrinaD ot the countJ Board of Supenilon, eald be welcome1 tbe lnveatlpUon providJna tt II conetnldive and doesn't dwell on neptive fact.on. "It ii tbe neweat and IDOlt complicated ~ and I wilb them (tbe Grand Jury) well," be aald. Supenilon lut Tuelday m- doned a proposal by 11111 Grier for reorpniuUon of tbe depart- ment Into four reP>oaJ ottlcet. are releHed. IO••r••••t epokeaman Abolb ... u 8edecb Hld • .. U tbl world wua to dlml> oa Jrm'• beck fs tbe Uk• of IO people wbo an not. ID 1D1-~. ID e~er, tbe whole Wn1 11 comp out of proportian." Sadep d. On 11aund91, the U NATO fONllD mlnltten. mMUDI la S.lliwn. tuuecl a ltateaMal de· DOUDCIQI the boatqe boldlq, aad s.cntary 'of Stale C)'IW A. Vance aald the European allies abowed "IOlidarity" with U.S. plans to elow down or block trade with Iran if the bOltqes are not l'eMued aoon. 'l'be lntematioaal Court or .JuaUce 11 aoectect to lllue a call for the bolta1ea • re1eue tJUe ....tend. If Iran doel not beed lt, the United States p&ua to Hek U.N. Securtty Cound1 HncUona atalmt Iran. U.S. of. flclall eay lbe)' beJSeve the So- viet Union will 1upport tbe move. But Sadelh told Tbe Allodat· ed Pre11 today be doe1 DOt believe the Soviet. will impoee anti-Iranian Hnc1Jom. * * * Japan Plans Cutback on Iranian Oil TOKYU (At')-Japan boWed to U.S. praaure today and an- nounced It will llmlt Ha purchases of Iranian oil to what lt bouaht prtor to the ta.keowr of the U".S. Embuay ln Tehran, leavlnt 1tock1 orlainally earmarked for America aloae. The decision to keep away from tbe Iranian crude the Americana _.. bOJeaWD& .., made by rorel1n lllniater Saburo Okita and Yo1bitake Suki, bead ol the Mlniatry of In· temaUonal Trade and Industry, a spokesman s8ld Since the embassy takeover Nov 4, Japanese trading fmm have bee11 accUM!d of bu)'ine up 140 mlllioo barTela ol lranlan crude on the spot market at prices nearly double the $23. SO-a-barrel Um.it Mt by the Organiutioo of Petroleum Ex· Portinlt. Countries. A 1ovemment 1pokeaman 1aid eome ol the oU would be resold. Japanese new1papen aaid lt would amount to U mllltoo bar· rell and be IOld at a loll oo the ·~ market. Presa reporta a1lo aal.d Japanese bub mar be pre11ured to atop at91Mlia1 frub eredlta to Iran. A Forelp lllniatry officiaJ ea· plaia:ed tblll uae .J•SNUMM ftrma ~the bliber-prte.t oU ai the •DOt mariet beeauae tbeJ feared if the)' didn't, tbe lra-m.na would take • banb liDe nHt year ln HICJIUaUcJas for 1on1-term. dincWeaJ ecmueet.. Japan lmporta almost all ltl oil. Of the G0,000 barrel.a a day lt Imported from lru prior to tbe embuly t.Uecwer "-480,000 b1rrell came UlroUID dJnct dealt wtlb Iran and the rest ln- dlrectl,y throulh major lntau· tional oU companl•. Both oftldall voiced thelt di.I· pleuure wttb tbe operations of th=1ency under tbe dJrec-tor, p of llaraaret Ori.er. tu Ori.et, formerl1 th• coun· DAILY PILOT Heart Attack Takes LA Times Veteran He came to Oraqe CoantJ ID 1111 wbea the Colt.a .._a com· plex of tbe new1paper •H opened. He waa autstant foHman and c:ompoelna NC!"D dlapatcb foreman uatn im. when be moved brto ~cm­ trol. Semce1 wen IUD~ to- da1. State Denies Extra Daye Irvine's A-'WaBte Shimned 87 DAVID IRmllANN .............. state oftldalt in Nevada Aid today tbeJ are ~ part ol a load of low-lent radioactive ..... lblllll*I from .. J:ntne •tor• .. fedlitJ to • dllpoeal • In aeattr wu lDadequatalr packaaect and leaMd. Al a reault. tM tranaporter ot tbe wHte -International Chemical and Nuelear Co. of Irvine -and n1.ne California la· 1titutlom wtUcb packaaed the wute coota1nen or1'1oally are buoed from 1endiD1 furtber llllpm-. to ettber Nevada 0t Waahlaaton at.ate. CallfomJa bealtb offlctall, meanwhile. were meettn1 in Sacramento toda)' to determ1De what aetioD they mat take to aet the radioactive wute out ol lrriDe. A apolu!ewoman aald ncOtq detloJte bad been Melded -ol tJUe IDOl'lliq. Nevada Human Re1ource1 Director Ralph DtS&bk> •aid • et.eel dnum of wute deft.nitely were lealril, when they ruebed the BeaUy poeal 1lte Wedna· day. Allbou1h ln1pecton didn't open the cont.ainen Tbunday u ort1lnally planned. they did tip them and found that liquids from wit.bin dripped out. However , DiSlbio aald radJoloclcaJ cbecka of the at.eel drums abowed there was no serious bealt.b hazard caused by the lealla.ce lrnae A "n.ue Cra•la Three persons were injured ln this mid-day collision Thursday on Irvine Avenue just north of Mesa Drive in Santa Ana Heights. California Hi&hway patrolmen iden- tified the injured as Manuel Brado. 22. of Sant.a Ana. who was drivtne the pickup tnack (upside down>: Doug Taylor. 19. of Newport Beach. and Juan Nava-Lua. 28, of Santa Ana. Camaro dnver was liated u Quan Ngu Yeo, 19, of Costa Mesa. p....,p_AI LAETRILE TESTS. • • But Dr Lawrence clalmed de- lays reault.ed froa> an uaabillty to 1tture an ~t..amln.ated form of Laetrile and technical dlf . ficuJlJes lD deveJoptna a RrWD (or I nJtttion. Allbou&b i..etrile baa been legalized for use ln 21 states. tta ~nefill and safety u a cancer cure are comudered unproven by tradiUmal medical groupa such as the Amencan Medical A$ soclabon. Re aa1d Vocal la launchlnc a petition drive to pla('e a "freedom ol ebotee .. medical treatment meaaure on a state ballot next year. \l·oman Leaps To Death a• Mesa Towers Kirkpatrick Dilling, an at- torney repreaentanc • 1roup flght.J.ng for Laetrile ac:cepta.oce, A 7S.year-old woman jumped said. "We ~ not wuuUni the to her deat.b Thursdav from the battle against cancer That Utb floor or the Bethel T'alent SL---ia simply means the orthodox Towers retirement complex in i. • IUTWo treatmenta aren't wortm1 .. C°'ta Meu, polace reported to. Other speak.en raqed from day Due a' NB phyaieaau wbo 1a1d Lae&nle TM W01DU01 bod1 wu fGaDd dona• baq rwr1bM U1 *8&b In tit• treat ••at of an by potl!OftfDI. to a CCIMUIDM ~ -~-In tbe ~ttl= Oft Cl b te<:Uon ~ leadw. wt. iaid the .,.. 1Hle of tfM bull at ~8 U repeallng t.be law prohlbU1n1 666 w lM.h St • police said Sbe ~ J' uae or the aubstance would C1"1e had hit the car at the top of the A talent abow and wbeekba.lr "quackery a buoUq Uceo.se ·· front window breakmg the elasa basketball ea me to help finantt A bout 75 people. moat ad and dentJ..na the top. the abow are scheduled torucht voc:ates of allemal1ve c:an~r PolJtt 5a.ld ahe wu dressed m and Saturday at the Harbor lherapte11. alleoded the seuaoo a nlgbllown and wrapped an M Area Boya Club Eaatbluff at HuntiJlltoa Beach City Hala s heet with a suicide oote wntter. branch la Newport Beach. Ma"-aaid tbe beanq wu 011 cardboard pinned to tbe · ... ~.. •-• ... _ abeet Thirteoen acll by boye and to 1atn tJle latest uuormawuu er .. •nnar.,-• to 17 wUI be 1• .. ed and teatlmooy (lome fr'Om Police believe tbe woman • ~ 0 -. -•-aJmoa Jumped shortly after 5 a.m. -· 1 I at 1 tonl1ht at the cancer nctlma repc>naul alt.boucb they .were DOI called branch. ~55 Vi al• del Oro. mi r aculou1 recovery after unlJI B.3Z 1 m. aftM a paperby Banda. a comedy team. pianiat, dietary lberapy> for ~mmJUee apottedt.beclam•-.. car. Noone violiniat. lin&inl and dance acu uae ebould another tiW be "'-...-.. 1 and Mvera1 lkttl.,. ecbeduled. trochaeed to leaali• eome ._. reported llearfn1 or see n1 tradJUm:W tnatmeDta. an7tbln1 at &be lime police beu.ve the womu Jumped. • Cub prt_. of tl5 for first. $50 He Mid be a.ow. at no melt •PGk•man uid. second and $25 third wlll be bW at ..... ••-. but tbat. ID caa- awarded to cbildren 1 tbrOUO 10 -• LMtrile .. D-l!ce Kill Man years old and 1l 1Mfl old &Dd 1lder1111 .... ld•I ru.u tm, tu eommttt• WOC'Ud wttb NEW O&LSAHS CAP) upAdmtuioD la tl adult.I, 75 .._ tlaml adequt.e llllloniudloa. After a two-laour ...... oftlC*'I centa cbildrm 11 and llDder. One.,.,._~· au. rQlbed a bo&lle -. ud abut A team of .tan memben tr'Om Edw.rfionaa 11 of a llebcla l:lbl7. 3' more Wm a the brwb wW play tbe Cnsw noe·erolit ora eaUed dol8D tliw. ~ wu l\Wd F11en. wboM memben an COD-Vocal Mid au ..,._ wa tlnd doWD Thundl1 ti>' .Cllfteen ds. fined to wbeeldW.n. bl Ute 1 o1 w&Jtbal for aw. ilCUoo ID be beld than at blQ. Police Mid p.m. s.mrdQ be1k .. ball 1ame. 1aaallaln1 alteraatl•e treat· EJ1._&e1 crttlcaJJ1 •OGDdecl bl.I Admtvkm it tt. 71 adulta. SUO meatl wblJe .tettma ecmt.1-to lil'lfrtead. Jo AW Stepan~. cblldrm 1l ud ~iii~· iiiiiiiidJ~e.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiijijmaolil. ~~r~ii~Ji~ii Men's SUITS for only One . Dollar* IBIJtGTOM (AP) -:::-r~JE· ·~ =.:~\it.:: dl•'l::...:1-. a II '' • .... b .............. .. ,,. ... ol ll •• ., ...... .. ••ltaH1. Poetal l•r•lee ~? ................ Alrmall to tM emWIQ la ,...._ ... 11 C9da ....... 0909 _. .-.. M aldn11 • to Ama:rtcu &aMllr;_ P.O. sos •: "*'-. ma. ne •· ... ol .. lnlllU Em'-'1 here ii .. lfe•ncbUNtta Aft., NW; Wmlqta. D.C.-. • •• ., oa.oaa aooa aWJN ........... Or .... C.oaab" ~ offtciala called 'l'bundQ lot a ''partlal divoree" trom Com· qauter-Cclmputer eo:.J:!!: or-pnlglt.tol that c car PoOMIC, far ftve CO"m"-Al ' cbalrman f/I the • OrUIP CoaalJ' Tru.tpo.rtation Comm•111on. &aid the COURt.J would be better otf relyinl OD lb own reaourees to promote ride lbartq. He md other eomm•q1onrn endoned an Oranse County Tramtt Dtltrtct Raff report &bat mclade9 a .un,ma attact OD tbe private orpniutiOD. 1be report aaid. a1DOD1 other tblnJ•. that tbe LcMI An&eles- baaed Commuter Computer penoanel are more lnterelted ln tacual&IOD .. ..,. t1111a. .. 1 • ~= ........... ......... airs -WlllletM .... spent--=n .... 4, ma.~ Iii lr"ftm. UMt .,.. ... 1 com~ UI Q'ldrt~ .., tu,700, ........ at ...... OCTD Cldnb 1t .-Jd baft pekl bl. And at 11 u.. tnnatt dillltcts that .......... ble far • "' tbe I • mUlr emploJen ID tbe lntne compfes bawtq beea eomu1ted aboat orpnldftl car ..s nn ~ poob fCll" tbelr ..ten, tbe re-: port laid. t The Nit at tbe emploJen will : be comu1ted by the ead f/I the i year, lltlllf memben added. : At Jcllla F • ....., A1rport ID New Ycft. Wblre most f/I tbe mail &o ....... dMUutic:m LI IGNd ~-eonntry~ there ..... ~ ad4Nued to JdDti lD ~ ardt aaid. Ta.It'· co1npart1 with 44,000 WedneldaY. beaaid. At 0.-Hare Airport ln Chlcqo, where the rest of the mall ad· dressed to Iran ii sorted, 25.320 -pieces were deeUned for Iran, up from 16,800 Wednesday, Eberhardt said. Rolling Belie Regaled bureaucracy and adminiltration than the oeeda ot Ora.nae County commuters. And the car pooUnc dforta tbe private company helped &tart for the I rvlne Industrial Complex in September are It ii for tbaM reuom tbat • Rolltndm Mked commlaioners ' to eoaslder Mnrinl relatioas ' with Com mater Computer,: .. before we 1pend too much : more." : HoWndm aaid tbe tranalt d1a.-: trict wroukl be better equipped to; handle car pool1q effort.a bere & becaUM tl pereent cl the trips : made by Oran&e Coantlul are Laguna's 1960 'Blue Goose' Still Flying ~ symptomatic ot what tranait d1a. trict oftlciala thlnk are It.a major drawbacU. wtthln county borden. • Postal officlala Jo Chicago estimated that more than 90 per· cent of the mail to Iran la ad· dressed to hostages. Mail addressed to the Iranian embaasy in Washington also was up sharply, the Postal Service said. Letter carrien delivered 10,000 letters and cards to the embassy Thursday, compared with Wedpesda)''s 4,000 and the normal daily flow ~five to eilbt letters. be said. Radio penonalltiea at various 1tation1 have urged that Chriltmu card.I be aent to the bostqes. Meanwhile In Tehran, a spokeswoman !or the militants boldlng the 50 Americans boataae, said today some Chriatmas cards have been de· tivered to the embassy and given totbehostqea. •'We'll •ive them (the Cbriltma1 card•> to the holt,aPI.'' abe aaid. But when told of the large volume ol mall waitiq to be sent to Iran from New York and Chlcaeo, she said. .. Well, I thlnt tbatwouldbetoomuch. We'llJmt havetosee." Despite the surging mall volume to Iran, the Postal Serrtce Nld lta capacltJ ba not been taxed. In part bebaa. tt already wu geared M the mual muaive mall volume durinc the period before airtstmas. •"fbe YOlumes we have been getting have been well within our capacity," Eberhardt said. Gas Station Ollef Named ToOC Panel Stephen R. Shelton, director of the Newport Beaeb-based Southern Callloroia Service Sta· tion Aasociation, wu appolnted to an Orange County Transportation Commlaaioo ad· visor)' «>mmittee Tbunday. Tbe 4l·year-old Shelton, a graduate of Brisham Young University, bas headed the service atatioo usociaUon for five years. He is a former Hrrice station retailer and bu worked in the m arketiog department of Slltclair ReflniDI Company and SbellOU. "I believe Steve Sbelton llDd the uaoclation be represents can prvylde us wtth aoUd ldeu and valuable advice on ways ta Judie car transit and hiibway spending plans," Commissioner Ralph Clark said in a prepared statement. By STEVE MITCHELL °' ... o.ily ....... ..,, They call it the "Blue Goose." and officlal1 at the La.runa Beach County Water Distnct say they wouldn't be the least bit sur· prised if the old car lasts another 20years. Tbe water district purchased the 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne the year it rolled off the assembly line for 12.374. And the district is still getting a lot of use out of the blue beast Granted, tbe fantail sedan didn't come with all the options back in 1960. . In fact, when district officials went to pick up the new Cbenolet, the only eirtra was the instructional manual. "We added a beater later because it was too cold in the winter months," laughs Robert Joyce, the water district's busi- ness manager. The rolling relic lJ-'1,be oldest or the district's 19 vehicles. and. Mset1 Bargains Clemente Estate Dispute Continues LOS ANGELES <AP) - Former Preaideo1 Richard Nix· OD 's dispute with the federal governmmt over lmpro-.emeats to his San Clemente estate ta far fromleUWI And..,..., few 4ays, Nhm'1 cblef aide, Sact Brennan, bargains by telephone .,tth the U.S. General Services Ad· mtn.llttatkJa ln San Fraoclaco in an effort to aett1e the blue. About '37,00CWs at stake in the long·diatance bargaining sessions. That's the depre<:iat.ed value of eight items which originally cost the eovernment $60,074 to install in the fint yean ot Nixon's presidency The improvements ln question are thoae that do not directly re· late to security for the former president, including pool light standards, the house's beating system, a fire protection system, a renovated gazebo, enlargement of den windows, a sewer line, a wrought iron hand rail outside the former First Lady's stl_ldy and a flag pole Rep. AlleD Ertel, D·Pa., got the House to approve a measure that would have deducted $66,000 from the $324,000 budgeted for Nixon's pension and expense al· Stepfather Held In Girl's Death KERMAN (AP) -A 12-year· old Kerman girl was found ala.abed to death aloni a road near here, and ber stepfather was arrested later for investlta· tion of murder. Kelly Griffin's stepfather had reported ber missing earlier. There was no immediate indica- Uon what led officers to arrest Donald Griffin, 30. lowance this )'ear. Howeftl', that m~ure died ln a ffouse.. Senate coa.ferenc:e committee. One ot tbe barCalnin& ddpe beinl med by Brennan in hi.a negoUettone with the GIA is tile poullJiUtJ that tbe 1C>Yemmmt can be required under the PrealdentiaJ Protection Aa- slatance Act ot 1971 to remove ltl tmprovementa lf Nixon de- cides be does not want them. The cost of removing a de- coratt ve block wall and landscaping, for instance, bu been estimated at more than $50,000. However, lt 1a unclear whether the 1976 act can be applied retroactively to Nixon's estate, and a Justice Department ruling sought by the GSA onJy muddied the waters by saying it was dif. ficult to tell bow a court would decide. If the act ls retroactive, It would put Nixon in a belt.er bargaining position by being able to threaten the federal gov- ernment with paying to remove such tblng.s as landscaping. County Asks State Fonds For Signals Good News or Bad? ' Check Sunday Pilot (SUND A Y'S BEST) lf nothin1 else, leavea water customers who a.ee it on city streets with the impression the dlalrict ta fruaat. "I get people comlq& up all tbe time asking me if tll9Gooee0 isforsale." Joyce says. They can't believe a public agency would sun use an oJd dunker as an official car. Amoaa tbe lnine problem.a cited by the staff report: -Commuter Computer persoanel still don't know the routes, schedules and fa.res in Irvine and ''demonstrate little 124St•tleats Commlafionen lnvtted Com-: muter Computer president : Arthur Schreiber to their ! J anua.ry meetinl to respond to t the 1taff report and comment on : the commissaon's proposal to ' end funding. ...... But the di.stnct seal ii atm- dled oo the door and the car ltiJ.l bu its turquolle blue pa.mt job that matches the rest of the a1ency'1 rolling stock. Half CSLB Juniors And while the "Blue Goose" bas long aince &oat status u the general manaaer's vehicle, . Joyce says it still get.a a lot ot use as a utility car. Flunk English Test Wath 91 ,000 miles on the odometer, the "Goose" bu ill orieinal tran1rni111on, enatne and drive train. ··we bad to replace an a.de a whlle back because lt was too briWe." the buaioeu manqer said. Otbenriae. it's Juat routine tuneupe and new Urea every oneemawhlle. The "Goa.e" ... ~ r. tired fraGl tbe P,UbUc Mdm • few >'~Mick Wben tbe dllbict considered trading it in oa a new car. .. Bat Ua• 1eneral manqer found out we•d only 1et SID for a trade-bl. IO be aaid • FOl'let 11• :• Joyceaaid. Tbe lq sedan la DO pa uler' • either. Joyce said be drove to a water convention in Fresno three years aao and 1ot 25 mllea per gallon. "ll'1 lo Up-top shape," be said. And, he says, the district bas no pl..,as to replace it. LONG BEACH <AP> -Of. ficaala at Cal State Loa1 Beach were lootinc on the bri&bl Ade alter half t.be ;umon takiq a re- cent ~ab a.am nqaired for graduattan Dunked tbe tell. Remedial~ are bllac offered lio tbe lJt lbld2at1 wbD failed I.be two-bour teat ad· mlnlaMnd IMl monlb. c: a• 1pot-mn laid Tbunda)'. 11 •...tned bJ' tbe sta&.e ID 1171. 11• ........ de•eloped tM 119.st •.:cr-8 bJ' c.a .... Loaa proleuot" Allee Brekke. And --die lt8deaa 6111'l .,.... e:a.i. JllOf'I a w ,...... ca. bact. Calll•I POOP. wrHl•1 Freeway Clo8ed SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Tosic fumea from an Wiiden· tilled .w.taoce ln • 1art>qe truck foreed the~ ck»- ing of the Baytbore Freeway near Candlestick Part Tbunday dwi.n& the early l'1IM bout. . performance a 1talewide l phenomenon. Ma. Brekke j blamed u.e failure rate on over. 1 crowded and poorly Of'laniled blab edlool ...,..,..,, coww. l ••a-of JAID to 200 ......,., I per "'* wen lmpoMll'M for t taebln. .. lbe complalned. t lb. Brekke alao criUciaed • acboola for offertq ftlm and I tbeater clauea for Snell .. cndl&. .n.e w-............. .-.--...-s1t1t1' ..... • 1ot at wrttmc llDIJ lmtr'acdaa:· • a.besald. : Tbe tell Included eu&7 ques.-: *-' m11t ....... aa aeateoc:e I 8tn&tan. mertautcs and word ' ..... . Cit 9t.te Laq Beacb apecta • to adrnWs&er the exana to at I leaat I.ODO upper-dlrilloD stu· ' dent.I nut 7ear, 111. B"*b I laid. The ltudeata mmt keep ! \aklnt tbe te9t .w &bey.... : 'nle pnJfeaor said ber atadles : lAdlute that m01t Califomta : c:olle1ea requirln1 upper·. dlvisicn F..n1liab esama report about SO percent passage. ~--------------------llilllll.. .· q.'llf,n l/awi GARDENS t;O$fA Wf'\&•SO, ~'&"••it" , SNOW· FRESH TREES ARRIVING DAILY N01LE Al• SHEAIB> PUJITATION DOUOW •SCOTCH NIE• WHITE RR • Sii.var. • 9IAllO AR Feoturtng: DOUGLAS FIR · n. ........... ~­. ..,......,_ sroe = '5.49 Frllll Cur Ev1rgrHn Decoration•· ........... 111 .. , ............... • ,.., "'· •• o.llr ...... • .,.....Cldlr .. ltnd ••11:11 FOiidiiiiAI --51••--f:dllll*llC>I ...... .,._ .... ..... _ .............. . =--==-=::-..... ., .... ,' I .. . I 1 1, t' I ( ' : \ I I · 1 ~ t! "He Dnaed Our Doi/ Off'! Lft'• Aid EonJ#bodfl Guiltf. · ·" votes. 'lbat aside, the preaidmt did auddenly srant Jlon. day off for 2.1 million federal employees. TbeJ set a foar· d•y weekend. NOi' INCLUDED A•ONG the non-worttna federal force will be the postman. He &et.a to work. Thia l8 one ol the tradiUom of OW' Yuletide aeuoa: Never Gt.e the, Postman• Break. Tbe ink wun 't even dry on the praidentiaJ bollday order before our Callfornla state employees promptly aaked Gov· emor Brown for Monday otf. He turned them down. M•ybe Jerry doesn't think 230,000 state workers will be very sllJlift· cantatthepolla. As for the rest of us, you suppoee if we 're going to goof off on the Monday before Christmas, we'relefttoourownclever devices. MAYBE YOO CAN &et Aunt Hattie over ln El Puo to suddenly auffer a termlnal e... of post·DU&l drip. Perhaps you just mUlt IO p6c:k ap JOGI' 88eODd coaaln Herman at the Stanton Ail1'0ft. Or you have • Monday momina emer1eaey beeame 10/tlr wife Jmt aaffered two fiat Urea and• dead ~U., CID tM San DielC» Freeway somewhere near the city ot Commerce. You won bud moo.,, at tbla and you ean come up with some non·worldU excuse that will be far mott inven· live than these examples and certalnly will bamboode tbe boss MEANWHILE, IN ATl'EJIPTING to defend Governor Brown in bis role as Serooce, some ol hla aides b•ve aug. geated that ii Jerry bad IJ'anted the Moodaya off before Cbrtatmas and New Year'a lt would have cost $21 million in salaries. Left unanswered, bowHes, ls tbla one: Bow mucb CJ( your tax cUb m10t ha .. been aand ii the bunaucr•ta had cloaed down t6elr apmdln1 mWa for a couple ol daya? ANMIOM <:rJ -ftl " llrip ............ m -FR•lla V•tr ._.....,_. e~~~aa:'.:=I II .. lnStMI .._lilt .. C1' .":.':! ~11;: = 1.rlot .... rat• a.la &M Oq?al ftW cl ... LL lb· ~Ct blw ..... &be \1attM ••• aad o~er to-• &rle&•a•r •ea..-. OPSC llOLD9 n.'1 uaul pftet-ll"lllC ....... Dee. 17 .. t....-. VrtnWL Modlll'1t I *' bJ Ar.au. wt ba...: •udl M i.u.ra· aDll tna. .,. a· pected to dull OYW wlMtber there Mould be a modlrm I.ft. create or a tarse.r boost tbn woWd a.a. new problems ol lndustrtal nadcm. Trea1ury Secretary O . Wllllam KJller, wbo vl1lted Saudi Arabia and other price moderatee tn tbe ll1ddJe Slit tut IDGll&b, bad ~ ID- dlcated the Unit.a Stai. ·eouc1 live with ao lncreaae la the ran11 ol what tbe Saudla bave declared. IN f'~t IOLLEa relayed to roporterl u. Saudi vtew that t.Hy could tnereue tbelr prices 1~tantially wttboiut DeCHHrt· ly maklq Amertcan comumen pay btlber mca. Re quoted Saudi otftdala .. a11qlq that the ~ dJ eampanlea· were overcbar.rln• conaamen for Saudi oll and any tncreaae ahou1d come out ol their proftta rat.bet' tban comumen• poetet. booU. A IPC)keaman tor ooe ot the major U.S. oil com.,.me. dL8t marke&a Saudi oil, the 11~1 Corp., decHned to eommeat Tbursd•y on the Saudi com· pl•inta as rel•)'ed by Klller. But be sald an lncreue in the Saudi pr lcea doesn't •utom•lically mean an lncreue in consumer prices. "You can't necessarily say that because the price of crude oil bu aooe up, th•t lt la ICing to oeceuarily result in product price lncreues in the United St ates." said John Flint, the Mobil spokesman. EVEN MORE important than price, from the United Stata viewpoint, ls whether the OPEC n•tlona -S•udl Anbla in P•rtlcular -will maintain cur· rent produdioo •t cbe to tbeJO ml.Woo to n mJllloa barnlla a d•Y the United States feels ls nece11ary to meet world de· maod in Ul80. U the Saudi.a and other price moderates are cooperatinc to restrain price increases, it may abo lignaJ they are will.inc to cooper•te on maintaJnlnC the supply. Miller returned from the Middle East bopefu1 that they would do tbil, altbou&h be didn't receive • commitment. S•udi Arabi•'• oll mlnlater, Ahmed Z•kl Yamanl, aatd TburadaJ in Brwaela, Bel&ium, that then could be a aurplus ol oll ln um. · Southwest iiL Freezer 'l'e Rain Swelling Gulf Coaat River• •"'"' .... ........ ,,, " ... " n t ., 71 4 ... .. .. .a • 7 .. 27 • SI ti M 27 2A a. 22 » 11 .. JS • . ,, ... .. , " ,. 17 . .. " ti tt I M ·•• .,. ... • IA .. .. , " .. ,. M •• It " ., , .. , t .. u •• •• ,. .. n »,. .. . " .. "" • II ...... n • ·" .... .... : =: .... .. .. .. . ·" ...... SI a : :: ., . .. ., .. ., .. a1.• " .. #1 .. 2f --...---· ---~-~~~ ~ -... -. .. ,. .-...,,. ...... A YOUD& resident of Tumaco, Colombia 1tanda next to the remalm ol three autol, cnaahed by bulldlnf. wblcb toppled oa them c:lurtDI Wedn~1·1 dn~ pn. dawn earthquake. TorreaUa1 ra!m uve hampered effon. to reaeb ~ ol the 50 towm and vl11aa• 1D wbkh 200 died. 4,000 were IQlured and mon tban 10,000 left bomellll. Ten-foo& biCb tidal waves hit Colomb6a'1 Paetftc Cout. Arms Sales to TaiWan U.S. Supreme Court llphold. China Policy WASHlNGTON CAP) -Tbe Carter admlQfstntJon npec:ta to mOYe ahead qulcklJ wttb U1DI 1&lea to Taiwan now that the U .s. Sapl'eme Coan bu upbeld the lepllty ol the Cb1Da polley lWBCNee .. •a Preeldellt Ca.rtet' aJIDOUDCM a year qo, U.S. otnd.ala1a1. Tbe court refUMd by • 1·2 ft&e Tburada1 to be•r a t••• cballea.llnC Carter'• rtOt to terminate the 1H4 lJ .s .. Hostage Interview Spurs Resignation •WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe Peotqoa correspandent for NBC News says be ls quitting because of wb•t be calla the network's "irresponsible joumaU•m" in televiamc an ID~ with an Amertcan boetaae ln Iran. Ford Rowan submitted bi.a resipatioa 1'-daJ. t.be day after NBC al.red the lnterview with• Marine guard u part of• ball·bow' pro1ram oeaoti•led wttb militants bokftn1 t.be U.S. £mbaly an Tehran. &OWAN TOLD A &EPOltTD Thursday that tm reslpaUoo wu t.rtaered by "my feeJina that we were manl~ by the Iranian student.a and my fallure to 1et the prodocen to lnchlde U.S. pernmeat rea.cUoo durtq prime tlme wbee t.be bolllqe •• inten .. •ed." Rowan aaJd be bad U1ed ln vain to eet NBC to IDca.de ld:I two. minute lntervtew wttb a St.ate Depart.meat apobsman wbeD lt televiled the bo.t.a&e lntervMW from Iran. The Slaw~ interview wu l•ter included an a 1pecia.l report broedcut &at.e Monday niabl. &OWAN, A FIVE·YEAll emJ*>yee of NBC News who bu COV· ered the Deferu1e Department for 1.8 months, said be comadered tl "irrapomlble to run the interview aod not incl\ade the US. reapome." Network rtvala CBS and ABC a.ad 1overament offlctala criUcUed NBC'a broadcut ol the interview with Mart.De Cpl. William Galleaos because ol the p'OUDd rules Mt by tbe lran.1an mWtanta. CBS and ABC 1aid tbe CODdiUool, auch u :stbal die tn-terview be broadcut clur1q prime ti.me and aae ol tbe Iranian captors to make an unedited atatemmt. .._ cmt· 1ldered and rejeeted beeaUM they would mall llYilll .. editorial control. DmaJ181NG ma •~'l'ION. aowa N6d ._ .. dldlD"t want to add m1 wtce to tbe dlMp abota lb.at~ baft bem tM· ma at NBC Mewl. I dldD't wat to be ""** u .-. PQbllc with 1111 comJUAnta. ''I becAIM ccmvtDced tt.,... time to ,.S 111JP aM luft, IO I wrote• ln&emal memo,'' be eaid. ··1....,.. ~to IUke • tq 1pluh lMcaUM I d1dn't want to jala tlileGt .._ t... poUUdant wbo wen ldcklq NBC a.road.'' Wbm word ol bUa ... ~ ....... ~ wiclal:r, .... po11t.ed a noUce at tM NB bur.au bin eaaftnDlq MW.._ fl· feeU ve oat February. He laid be illteodl to remala in jom'aaJiam. TaJw--.,_.t1"eat7, la •an t ,,,, DOnDa1 nla· tlou wtUI Cb.baa, t1M Ualted Mat. ~ dtDlom.UC ...... tloa1 wttll Taf waa aad U · notHced It• tateaUoa to term ....... def ... .....,.. fl. reeti.,..,a.1,1m. Tbe PGk7 a1IO IUpalated tlaat the ~ woaJd DOt •tree to aDJ new anna deala wttb Tatwm dm1q 117'1 bat tbat aucb .U. could re11u.me ta 19. A lthot&O the court dedaian appeared to IO qalmt Taiwan and lta congrualon•I sup· porters, it pevea the way for the admlnbltratioa to fuJfl.lJ it.a inten-uon to leU weapoaa to Taiwan early next year. It wu not dear wb•t tbr administr•tlon would hue dooe lf the Supreme Court bad ruled Carter's •cUoa I.ID· C'OGltitl•icJn•' · V .8. Of'FICIAL8. who uted not to be kkr>Ufied, refused to specify t.be t,ypea of weaponry tb•t mJ&ht be sold, but aaul Taiwan bu requnted equip- meot for iU army, navy and air ton:e. ..,.. ce.ta• Mid~ tllat a-. Umted 8l.l&ea doea oat plan to seU TahrllD any weaponry that wouJd upRt the military ~ an t.be area. Tbis would appear to rule out the &ale ot loag·ranae fi ghter plues, wbicb Taiwan hu ~ refmed permisaioa to buy lD the put ACCOltDING 'IO the off'ldala, the adm1nlstntion ls easer to move quickly to resume .U. to ~-"rumon" that It bel DO ant.eatioa ol h&lftl1lnc ltl Pledle to Ta.lwan. Cblu irr•• U.S.. weapam ..._ to wan bu& of. ftctall -eoa&lent tbil will DOt l....,.tr u .s. -CbiDeae rela· ..... '!'be &upeme Coart dedataa ..... a~~ bettle09W' tbe prealdeat • rl1llt to a.m1IYU a tNat1 wttl9out .... ~;~al. s... ~ . Oolcs-ltlW. •· Aria., ............. eGIHDl ...S ,.,.. _...... of o.cr- bad ••tatalaed tllat Uae cw.,... ,.......... tM ..... dent ID Meir mcla .,.,.. ..... our ahtterlin~ outdoor jockiit ... .. . . \\bittier Policenian Shot, Dies WHli"llER (AP) -A Whit· tier police oftlcer wu abot and killed Tbmtday night ln a gun. fi1ht with two 18.Di members wbo were allegedly aellln1 a stolen motorcycle back to a member of a rival gane, •uthcll'We9 aaid. After tbe 7:30 p.m. abootlna. l)etect;he Michael Lane, 31, WU tllken to Presbyterian H08pital, where be died nearly three boa.rs later from bead and ab domtna.I wound.a. Lane, u 11-year veteran ol the force, waa workin1 un-dercover at the time or the slMWIQI, Lt. Art CbNtlan •ald. R~...._wu slttinl ~a p,lckup truck who tbe man ti'om wbom the motore1ele ••• reportedly stolen when the two 1ang mem- bers approached from a bar Ml'OU the atreet. .. It wu obeerved tbat both men had drawn b-.Uda." ChrisUm aald. ID tlle ..a1n1 IUD battle, Rock)' Lee Burch, Zl, wu fatally abot and hi.a com· panloa, 28-year~ld Andrew Georse 8arv91, WU leriOUllly woanded. BAYDSN SAID be bad ••mo•lfted my POllUon on 1oelall1m o•er tbe yeara bee•-I haft Hen 80dalian doel ..... all tbe probMDI •• Be ••Id be waa beln1 crltlebed by IOllle Demoentic Party IMden ''to divert atten- tion from the real lu&ae -that party leader• have become Ured.'' But Milla, clt1n1 artlclea which be laid quoted ffaJdm. claimed that "not only wu be a com mum.t. be wu a St•Hnlat - the worst kind ot eommunbt. • • MILLS CONTBNDED that Hayden bad lied about hi.a past political views and hi.a support for violent revolution, and ac· cused him of using tactics of Hitler and other radicals by aup. porting popular causes to lain power. The debate, sparked by a feud that developed after the Senate rejected tbe appointment of Ha7den•• wife, actreas Jane Fonda. to the state .Aru Council, wu to deal wlt.b the past, prw- ent and future ol the Democratic Party. • But almoet hum the start, Mills attempted to turn it Into a dJscusalon of llQden'a views d~ the ueo. and early unos wben be wu a dYll rtlbta ac- tivist and a leader of the move- ment aeatmt tbe Vietnam War. MILLS IABELED 8-yden an opportmdst, contendina Hayden would "uaoclate witb aQ)' l1'CJUP he can use to lain hia ends. The question la what are hi.a goals? All we know ia be will aay anythj.as to gain RC>Wer. ~ Ue dted uUe-..., .t ane be Hid WU 1Jritten by aydea, in wbicb the political actlvht w a a ClUOted a• ad vocatin1 revoluticlo. Milla aald Hayden b8d denied making those atatements. Hayden said tbat bis put "IAll Mt•1dafblilna cleYer, •bta all of •>' .................. 1'81 =-tM Jfew Yen ~· .. M a.,._ ccmttmded 'ht., ........ of an article la wlddl llUlll .... HaJdm cDee --.,....... m .. ~to ketp SW al lam to ue Ulea, bad aekapwledpd DOt baytq ••a thread of evidence for aDYtbiaa.'' "Be <IDBI> II repeatlna wbat were ramon of the tlme," Haydlll ldded. dllSD D' D adviled people • to,. pu, RQdea aald: -.. I ul l tld.nt lt .. permlulbJe C'el'· talAlJ to baw • weapon to de-fend ,... bome ... Hayden aatd bl1 political 1roup, th• Campal1n for £conomlc Democracy, la "an ldeallstlc and creative force for the future" that ad~at.ed liv· U.. eamumera and worten a volee lD board rooma. Mllla eon- tended tbe 1roup advocated public control of corporations. ••we lhoald be welcomed into the Democratic Party. IDltelMI we are aeelne ourselves COD· Unually slandered," Hayden aald. MILLS CLAIMED Hayden's credibility wu the main luae in the debate and repeatecQ.y ac· CUled bhn ol lytq 1n lnteMews about bla put atatementa and vlewa. "If we cannot believe him wben be aaya what be wu 1n tbe paat. bow can we believe what be aaya be la 1n the tuture?" Milli uJred. "It'• too rllk7 to ei.et Tom Hayden to~.·· be Mid at another point. HAYDEN, M, an ally ol Gov. Edmund Bl'OWD Jr., ran umuc· ce11fully for tbe Democratic nomiDatioo for the U.S. Senate in 1978 and aides aay be la con· aidertna another Senate nm in 1912. Mllla cla1med Uaat 8A1den wata to be pneldML MUia, 52, bu abo expreued interest in nmnlq for the U.S. S.Aate or 1overnor. alt.boulb there have been nunon receatJy that be la lnt.erest.ed in a federal appointment. Pa"lsy Victim Held in Error LOS ANGELES CAP) -A 23-year-old cerebral pa.lay vie· tim who spent 51 days lD Jail after five youths milldeottlied blm u a bomoaexual rapist would have been releued sooner 11 aberllf's deputies bad noticed bis c11.sablllty, the youth's father said. In an Interview Thursday. Robert BarclaJ said in· veaU1aton never bothered to cbect alibb be bad provided for bJs IOIL Ba.relay alao claimed that re- portl flied by tbe rapist's vie· tim1 dl4 DOt aay t.belr uaallant walked wttb a Ump, •s James ••Rmtr' Barclay does. LOS ANGELES (AP) Superior Coan ,.._ Pal .,.., saya the Los An1ete1 School Board II not payt.na enoucti at· tention to desearecatloo in its management al sebool alfaln. Tbe Lacuna Beach Judie died u an .ample the board'• c1e-ci1lon to mo•• the Area 4 Alternative School from a rulalb' m1wt Ml&bborllood to TemHcal Canyon, a pre· cSom.,._b' whit& part of tho d- t1, tlae Jud'9 u.14 ( Sl'ATE ) R'J'D to llegre11p LOS ANGELES <AP) -1be Rapid Transit District bas ap- proved the most mensl ve bua service reorganizatioQ since the RTD WU establiabed 15 yeara ago, affecting up to 80 percent ol the region'• 800,000 dally rtderl. Tbe pl"Oll'a!D, wblcb wu ap- proved 'lbunday and goes lntoef· feet nest Sel'tember, will ln· volYe 135 miles of new bua senlce, 151 Un ea, acbedule changes in the heavily traftled central dty and a simpler route DUlbtrinl system. TaaJr. lfletdtered TORRANCE (AP) -Mobil Oil Corp. bu agreed to clolely momtor tem~ at wbldl JUOllne ta blended at it.a re- finery here ln the aftermath ot an exp=and fire that tilled three • Pt.re bmiltlpt.on Hid tblJ bell ... bkM'n1 tempG'atUrel at the refinery reached 120 de,reea and created a cloud ol 1u vapon that were lpited bJ a pa.uiq car ln the Dec. 3 lncl· dent. ~staeC .. d•r WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe Interior Department IOOft wUl begin a 11 mil.Uon, five-year ef. fort to Aft the Calllorn.la coo- do r from extinction. It ts believed then are lea than 30 ol the birdl ltlD alive. Tbe ~t announced to- day the ~ will focus on the birds feedlnC habita, overall behavior, and bow they can bet· ter be protected. Renewed ef. torta abo will be made to t. creue their populatioA tb.rouCb captive propa1aUon. Pellak9 N•rro.,ed SAN JOSE <AP> -A Suta Clara Coumy Juda bu ruled tbat one leeUoD ~ Callfornla'a death ~ law which allows execution for a murder "etl*!lall7 belDoul, atrodoul and cruel, manlfestlq esoep. tioaal deprntty," la UDCCJDl.UW. tionall7ftllll. \ -- --~..:: _--..---·· --. . . -----~ ... '-"• • Utt. c ....... Buy one of Litton's top-of·lh•llne models • before December 31 , 1979. and yoo can get a bonus cookware set for ..., S4t.tl. (AU 13 pieoes previously offered by Litton appliance owners tor 1 tot111 price of '99.715). Y04J get Litton'• detuxe &i>ieoe cookware .. t. Micro-Browne,. grtll. ~lece utentlt Mt and 2 VOiume ltbrery of the St~tep cookboOl<I. lB~ITrON· MicrOWaYe Codmg FREE COOKING DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY 11 cun.-3 p.m. Panasonic NE 8020 "The Genius II" Now. the Genius II 1s even smarter than before. This year. the Auto Sensor · Co"ltrol enabCea you to deft'ost. CX>Ok. and warm au at the tap of a atngte controtl Just tap one controt and the Geniua U eeta tne time. temperature and power levels for each cooking function IO you can concentrate on deUctoua meal• DUAL IEMOTI COMTIOL ....,_.....-ti..._ €-T~ """'-~()alolo'l'V --~--- .,_,".. rtt • ,._ ~-C..!Mwt -~·1ec1·­r-... •llec_1.,.n- Sel9<ter SAVE$100 • o.11 ..... e.-.. .Ylfltl ...--~ C-TV .. ~ °'*" "-'-"' t:i.cc_,_ ~-wo.w-..·~ s-e..o-..._L ... a..., ~nnaa TELEVfSfON .. I Passage ot Proposltloa 5 iD lune, 1974, authortlecl tlle state to divert aa much u 25 percent ot 1u tu revenue, normally used for hi&bway development, to public tr8Dllt projects. The catch waa that voters ID each county would baa "' to approve county participation ln the PropoeWon 5 plan. So far, Orange County reeldenta have not been asked for such a vote. Now the Orange County Tranait District, eyetni a possible gain of up to $S million a year ln transit funds, la studying the possibility of seeking voter approval of Proposition 5 participation in next June's election. ' It's time for Orange County to join the program. For years the county has been' unable to get its fair share of the gas tax money its residents pay to the state, even for highway projects. But the state already is allocating 2S percent of the $100 million it collects each year from the 7-cent-a -aallon fuel tax to counties already in the Proposition 5 tranait . program. The funds can be uaed for bus transit corridors ln· eluded in bl&bway project.I, u well aa improvement of eslatmg tramlt Mnicee. If the OCTD confirms the advisability of Joinlnl the program, the Board of Supervilors should put the iatue on the June ballot. ' Cozy Polluter By this time of year it's getting pretty cool in Waterbury, Vt., and the cost of beating oil Wi't belpiq matters. So it's not surprising to learn that 17 percent of the town's homeowners burn wood exclusively to beat their homes, another 40 percent heat partly with wood and 10 percent are conaidertna twitching to wood tbia year io Even the big state hospital in Waterbury beats with • wood. • One homeowner fieured be could beat his bouae all . winter with saoo worth of lop, compared with St.s>O for beating oiJ. But thi.t economical source of warmth la develol>bll drawt.cb. The clowb ol puoaeot amok.e ~Crom dum.neya ba.e ~ a major IOW'ce of air poUu6on. St•Mtia commillioned by tbe Eovtronmeatal PnUc· # tiOD ~ lbow that bura1Da wood emtt. IDOl'9 parUcle9 fll eww 1 polhd•• tbaa atblr' oU ot =II ,.... Wood 8IOV•, .. ,. one IWdy, an like "Larp, I I ~,,_, .._ ..-..zadal nod'*°"• 't ~ t.,.. ~.__OJMl.-a .... JOW-U..~ .-etom raidratt GI w...-, ... Ctbtt.ddll1 clrw -... IMn~y lD Ce.llforlU _...,., wW caaanu. to wdlaD. whit~ Gf&JIJ WoaJ4 bav• tbe coar• to 1 a dtiua'• t:t:nY tJood .WV• rtlbt out of b'9 Jriocroom? • Qpl-.oM .,..__, M the .,,_.mow••._. of SM D• ,Hot, Olw v.... ft9'-.d on Chte paoe •• tholit ot .,_.,~end ..... R..-r c«MMrnt .. ~. Addi ... The OeHy ,. .. oe. p .o. Boll t6e0. Col&a ...... CA 9'2$211. Pt.one (7t4J MMa'l,, Boyd I BrainwtUhing Date Makes State Primary Meaningless LOS ANGELES -When Edward Kennedy arrived bere for three daya ol campaiptn1 be m.cie Jmt four l)'lbllc ap- pearanee1 lD that time -and two of them. d1nDer 1peecbea, we~ liCbedu1ed Jone before be became a caodtdate IOI' Pftli· cleat. Illa ,.... leheduJ.e for one full 24-bour period bad two cate•ones: ·~No Presa Co•· erase" aad .. Prtvata Tim•." Why? Row coald be ...... tbe peopa. of tbe naUoo'a IU"lesl state? Beeau•• CaWornla ba parUealar, ......... la s•D•r•I, baa almoat .......... t.o do wit.Ill tll• MIHUoe of A•ertcafl ,r .. t ... Ual cn*Hr, ''WW'1tllil~iabath1 .. .,..... ::i• laid a •••ll•r ol tM c .......... .......................... H•r W•• tu CaUforala ,n • .,., . ...,, ruUr ._. .. Art ff:owe raise money to spend other places -t.be EuL" POS SOME reason, 1om• dumb reuan, u tbe nomt~ nale1 tn tbe DemocraUc Republlean partle1 bave cban1ed d.ruUcally ud del· e1•tH are committed m•cb earlier tb&n ID t.be put, W...-n l1aa. ~ decided t.o coe•tln• aa old tradltloa of boldla1 Pl'tman. ad ~ ecmYm-tioa dehpt•,,,.... ......... &ut.nl ....... And. t woakl ..... wMb .,_. t.be eomtnatkm bu been wan !7 a eaaclid• "'° bu prnmttecl tdl a4mla.lt&ndoa •••1 ID ~. Soulba'a aad Mld...a.nt ...... ................... fll eo•rae, are ••leeted l• Callfor'M. ~ wlll ... ... ... .....,.11 ....... , .. .. 1'be dtncw an YW7 .... tlllll&. H lD 117_!" Uae D_,mocraU1 eomtml WW. for aD ,,..ueaJ =••· ........ •m'.._ E•• 'lr.U:..•t '=-_.ti ........... --· K•• • '>' ...... kl .. CaNr -........... ... TU OD =' nbm. ....... •to~-Cam· ........ ~.lbould ....... , =~-u._, Pf1•U'J • . .... , fa.or tow ,..._,, prtman. ., a ~ fll ,niun. ID low,. ... .... CQ ,,,, u ... .a ...... Jfl Ill ..... Ute ... ........... __ .. ...... ... ,... ., ........ h7 ... alnu1 ,uu. tM •a&Nul ...... T-. II ....,. A ::Ill IL fl ... :w~~a\r.··· ... u;. .. .... .. . ... ~-~ =i:-=., 'sl ct-.-;: ... .... ,..,.. ...... .. ... ~ii ......... ... ... .... . 'Hate Carter' Campaign Seem1 Juat Plain Sllly ... , ...... He ....... , ... ..... . --df='~ ~--.,...., , .. •:zu...., _. .,, ....,,. ....... ~~~=.r····· ;=_.. ...... ~ .. -,_., '_. .. ... ., .......... ,., ,,..., 11" ' Bid f -..,.. llt. Dael's Reitter Stevie Walker. 4. lives his father, Steve, a hand pushing bis wheelchair up an over- pass acrou 1-80 in Vallejo Thursday. On the way down, Stevie gets a free ride. Gas Pains Not Isolated BUDAPESr, Hungary (AP) -Hanaary's supreme eomt upheld sentences agalnat 81 filling atatian attmd•nts and medwllca charted' with embeallna They were accused of tampering with 1uoU.ne pwnpe to lndlcate more 1u wu sold than wu ac- tually deilYel'td. Tbe cu "saved" wu llOld for a private proftt ol about rrs.ooo. oftlda1a Niel. They charaed tbe l1'0Up operated for ~-pro. Joa1ed period at 28 Budapest and provtndal filllq stations. 1be leader of the poup wu sent.meed to four yean and two mouths in prison after a four. month trial. tlJT IN TBS mea11Ume. Bnrn la~ m1Nd ID a tsmd_.nlalJal cruadl Gf ldl own - U.. Callfclrnla ID•etaor bu not J•t .4luaUll•d for federal aatcDIDI "-Mii -and 18 nl7tna 00 oat montb'• Iowa dehllte to ltir 1ome 111• Into a eam1*o tbat •~larl9•1 bidden lrom publlc .u.tlon. In an tntervtew, Qulno admow:ledpd that tbe KennectJ· Carter lbowdown domlnates tbe DOliticaJ staae and Hid be DO lonpr believes Brown wW win any of tbe early prtmarlea. "I don't think we're I06na to have any early first-place finlabea, but I think once we pt a bead-~bead wtth either oee ot them, wbich I thl.n.k wtll happen sometime before April ia out. then we'll be in that race in a very aignJ!icant way," Quinn said. QUINN REFUSED TO say what states Brown miabt win, e xcept to predict tbe Democ:ratlc nom.1DaUoo Will be seUUd ID tbe llldwest and Well. Meanwblle, the 41-year-old Brown bu mounted a $25,000 acl- vertialq attack a1ainat botb Kennedy and Carter, charslDI they are frtenda of BlC OU. In these commerdala, nm OD 30 radio atattona In New Dl:SiPti&'l'BS AD== Brown ar-a--• comParid to the Ca:rtar ~ ~lltkm. 8rowD .... oa11 • pGI......, Md .... tile .... Rmber of faUUme YOhlnteli's utiCIGW'Ne, tlaoqb Qu.lu clalma •"tbOuadl" ol otben baw la,ned ap. TIMn .. pen11tent -rtpc11-a .. - which denies but nfmes to cl*'-in detail -that the umpe•p la nBllllal out of m0D91. ID contraat to Kennedy '• charter Jet filled with ... porters and aides, Brown NOWt1 travela with a handful of reporters and aides on commercial planes and in borrowed cars and vam. BroWll delc:rlbu blmaelf u David versus two Gi>Batha, and the polls qree. Brown atart«l a distant tbird in the polls, and bas recently at around. even lo bis Calllornia straqbold. B&OWN BllUSBES aside questions about the polla ·or bia fund ralllna. aaytng tbele are detalla for campaip muqer QUlnn to handle wlille be eon-centratea on iaauea. Qu1lm coneedee that tbe cam- palp doem't have the .mooey to ~ lt throulb Apd1. and tbat Brown hasn't ruled ~!5.000 or more in small doaadou in 20 Fonda Tells Secretaries To Organize CLEVELAND <AP) -Actresa Jane Fonda told cbeert.q work· ine womeo that they must or- eanize u b6a buaiDeu lf they are to filbt aaual haraumeot and d1.scrimfnatton. "We bave the right to say 'No,· to be treated wit.b Justice. dipity and reaped," Iii.as Fonda aaid Thlll'ld.Q to an audience ot 1.2DO persona, mostly secretaries, celebrattn1 tbe fourth an- niversary ol Cleveland Women Work.inc, a ooumehn1 oraamu- tioo. Mlu Fonda aaid conversations with CleYela.od aecret.aries lalt year helped lnapire a ~ film OD the plilbt of woddq women. Tbe fflm, "NllM to Five.'' wW star Mlaa Fonda. J>ot. ly Partca md Uly Tomll!l. Wrap Up 111is Art Package , Artist'• Studio Spedal This package wtD make your favorite ortist"s art Ctvistmas dreams complete. All at one affordable shopping stop. Otems &!so Individual· ly sale pdced.) It's ~ to the ctr.wing bolird by Pickett with a 31 x42" 5Wfac:e and sturdo/ black steel base. Reg. 124.95 Now$ 74.88. Have a scat: this 30" tall decorator mt •tool has a dark walnut finish. turned wood legs and a black cushion seat. Reg. 24 95 Now $18.88. For the right '9ht ttUs aru.t'• light comes ln bliM:k. white or brown. Reg. 26.95 Now $16.88. The total price It 17685. A.on Brothen OntltmM $98.88 1181111. WWWld lllJli ... ~.·::._... ....... ""' Jlct. ..... 1101?217 ........... £...w .. ~ flll,.29ct-.at ... ..., ........ ~ ... 31ct. ........ IUG l.llfmwtlltl .. _._ .... _. ., .... ..,.,.. ""'· 4 ct"* ..... .,,,. UifllS Ptlti.a PimlM ---2'3 ct. Cllllllr ......... l 'ii ch. .... ...... , Cg flO.lln Liiies,..,. 111111. .. t s ••1-.. ~...-.-•ct. *71 .12ct. --~Sil.fl ID Uilll ........ ~rill&. .0 LZ2 c:t.mlar,WS2~-......... fJllllt Ui111 ......... r...,.,.. ~ -. 11111. .. U7 ct Cllelr. WSz.t .,. UlllS ..... _. rin.,..,.o...... -..1111. LID ct. Cllelr. WS2~ IEAC u.. .... _.r..,..,_~ ......... 3JDct.Cllelr, WSl·l 1JO.ue u.. ... _..wMat.._. ..._ •UOct.c.-.....-.. YS2-'. 2Ml-.JDct. .......... LIM ..... llMO..U.---< £ ·n.•.soct. .... 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IJ>.1161'9 •• ,..,. .... bllilfl ...... .... l*s ... ,.. ............ ............. -at ~1ct.'9tll ... e11515 wi.t1 pi Ttft.y11Jt1..._~ l ct -Wll(lll '17• '1115 '215 s199 s270 '186 '135 '235 s139 ··~·-.... ,,.. ........... =""' l cl tlltlf...... 1695 THI ucm PlllCI! cnwwnu m T ...... -•lid,_ ... .._• tt MJ .............. , =----·· ............ .,._ ... ,.. -..-.-ieo • .-.._ .... .,,..,,, -~-.................... ,.. IPU• Ylile&areest Ed lllller, an emploJel.rOf'an IDdJ•na, Pa .• Chrtltmu tree tal'm. uses a boiUoOta1 aw to IW'Vett om of about 000,000 tNeil that are belnl. lent from IncUana c.ounty to 11~ rooa. arocmcl the d.re ...,.. Growen ~that biec&UM ol an overaupplY · ol tree. 11 years qo. tbe averace lite span of a CfuUtmaa tree, tbe aupplJ WI ~ear la low. IncUana ~ clalml to be the Chrlatmu Tree Capital of the World. -_,,......_~. AMLIN G'S Newport Nursery and Gardei;i Centet Christmas at Amling's Is living and fresh-Cut trees (natural or flocked), wreath•, gartand. decoration• and colorful Holiday Gift plan ta. BaY;Qag a Tree? TiJM haut in Selection •1•A11d11t.._ What lboald Joa loot fOr ID.,..,.. a ClaltltmM tNef Cbeek tbe tne'• ~ a11111t7. PIMI. ftn ........ are AJDGD1 tbe a.t. CMdr tbe ftnDw of ._..._, lliMt tMJ mu.t ·Mil4Gt ornemeata. a.et a frqrut tree. Pkt a fr-'11 eat tree. TO llELP YOU ID&N IUI nrtedee: ID 111W. DMCDel oeew ln clusters ot two to ftn. Scoteb pine bu wtiar&ed brDebll ud needles 1~ to 3 lncbes loq. Blue or ~-peen 1D color. AUllllan plne brancbel are amootb ud Upt brown; tbe ltift DWDes are a to 7 lncbel lone and dark srem. Spruce needle8, wtth q~ crou aection, are lbolt and sharp. White 1pruce, pertaaps tbe most commca, bu blue-peen needles almost an lDcb loq. It boldl needles loqer tbaD Norw81 spruce, wbicb bu dark anen DeecDe9 ~ to ~ lDCb kml· BUNCllES or PDa are ~ to tbe trunt ad twt11 are perpendicular to tbe brUc&es. Doqlu ftr bu abort. flat needles, dark Jellow·IJ'Mli to blue-sreen. Tbe Balaam ftr la dark P'ffD wtth rounded, DOtdaed needle Upa. Cboole a tree that will ftt where you plan to UM It. Keep lt freeb by cutttna an inch off tbe tnmk bottom and puWnc tbe bue bl waw. A freeb.eut trM ea drink more tbu a quart a d&J -wbldJ allo...,. to keep tbe tree ttr.proaled. , PSOPD DANDLING AL80 will make decor•tive '1'9eDI aaler 1ndoon and lenatbeD tbe period ol atttactiftOflla. Aealn, start with freab IJ"MDI. Jtmipen1 yeww, pi.Dea and tbe ludleape everereena uowcl your home may be pruned at Wa time ol ,.., to provide holiday decorative matertab. U you buy holiday sreem early, take care ol tbem bJ nttmc a bit Off the ltema and pladne the braDcbel ln buck4lll ol water unt1l they a.re ready for uae. KeeD tbem 1D a cool place, outdoon 1D tbe 1bade ii the temperature cloeen't drop muCb below tr.l:tq. ID aevere cold, keep them bl a cool room or 1ar.,• ln a~fteelial temperature. rm& arrA&DANT llATDIAL does not prneat n....-at OD.11 11on tbe spread. u a.. ud sreena dl7 out, a reW'dant .w hne JitUt elfec:t after n" a,. or'°· Paul Ecke PoinBettiaa $3.95 -$19.95 . OPEN tVENING™ ,...,... •• o.c. n...,. ' AT THE WATERFALL ••• 2'71NBWNllTBLVD OOftAlllM MMU7 POiNiC I I IAS ., .... _ In the eetty 1800'• the tint American ........ '° Me»co, Joel A. ~ became enemoured by • gr80llful fig.., wtth t9d i.... and brought It 1"'"' MIJdco '° hie hOa'9 In South Carolina. The rwtMe of MeJdco .,._ tiewd the plane IO havie IC)9dal 16gntflcanc4t •nd named It tt'9 *Flower Of The Hoty Night.· and to many people the potn · M11ia repretents the floral Ital of 8ettllehem. avail- ..,._ In Wh ite, red, pink. and vertegatlld tonns ........ g. With ptOper' C8l9 .. btoclM mey .... up IO ..... mot1th9. When ..... begtn to fall In .atty apMg, cut the ..... t.:t '° 3 tMld9 and r9duce watettng. Plants INY be ltored In a coot pace until late 9C)f1ng wMr1 ~ CAtn be planted into your gerden. They make excetlant gerden ahrube. especially with repeated prunings to en- courage buahmesa.. When planting In the ground, pNpere the IOll by u11ng ~Prep Plant- if'G Mix. Roge(a Potting ~t and Roger's ~I Activator. Continue care . . : . ·. '• ' Thia ettnRmAI gift pCant lhoukl be kept near a bright°' sunny window and ••Y from cool drafts The eoH lhoutd be kept moist end u•ng Oxygen P1U1 Indoor PWtt Food e-..tttme you ..., .. help Pf olonO the bloom- ing and PnMtnt over- by monthfy teedlnga of Roger's Flower Food. Plants .th be much bl~ ger nut ,.., Md ~ pr°'*'9 bmuatul out ftow. ' et'lend ....... Roger'9 Me • fine .... etloft of ~ pcMI•.._ In Ch1:stnla red end white, for your home and gift Olwtftg. Sell or tr.cSe your old 8* fast with • new Siding d8ulfted 8d In the D•llr Piiot. MZ-1111 DAILY PILOT 'lilD~D•!i All the beauty and fragrance al Chrtsfmos WIU1111 l .te IOUIHI 1.41 bunch CEDAI UllAID .II FT. Giant bloOmlng FOMIElllAI ...... IFrom Our Fl&l1ta..~ ON!-OF-A-KIND CR!ATIONS For Home, omce ond • Gifts Decorat• lndoofl now ..• PICFftt Of .... oatdoon ""' ... Mlldayl. FROM ·l.00 TO 45 .00 IEND NEARLY ANYWH£RZ PTD SEAS(lfS GICDilUt ggPden shop J!~-~~-Il'JJ.!W~~: .............. 0..,.,.. ...................... "'''' ...... ..... o.. .............. a. ... OPIN7DAYSAWB I A.M. to 10 P.M. D1Ca.•2•1 fl DIC ..... Jiit .. . ~ i I I .. ' f\ I . I .. ... Winter Ushers In Bareroots 11iae 1D'ns I -ol C.bl Cdfcnia wint.el' la twcitokL l'lnt ~·· tM Wrmc ot wtni.r bloom b:ii ftoli ........... lbnaM and aw. Tbd there i tbe f..:t Uaat ,.,..._ .U'ritr ..... alcma at a llvel,¥ dip far tm wtDte:r mmtbl alber in tbe buatest of plantlq INIODI. WIDt.w ln caufomla brinll OD the bareroot plantlna aeuoa wblch means that the monthl from tbe flnt ol January to mid-March are the beat to plant my number ol dormant trees and ahn:lbs. Most fruit trees, many shade trees, deelduoaa fJowertna abrubs and vi.Dea, berries and arapea can all be easily and more economically planted In the winter. a08ES BIT THE TOP~ the list of planta wblcb are available now In bareroot. Other dor- mant abrubs to conaider are flowering quince, lilac, weigela, mock orange and forysthia. Most ~ our deciduous abade trees are also planted during thia aeuoo. A partial llat of fnortt. would Include sweet IWJl, maidenhair, weeplnc willow, sycamore, ~.P tree, modesto uh, mulberry. maple, birch. bolley locust. poplar or allk tree. Your nurseryman can help you chooee tbe best made tree for your prden and &reL II.ANY OJI' THE BEST ornamental floweriq trees are deciduous which means you'll find them bareroot in nurseries now. These Include bawtbonl. allk tree and fiowerinJ fruit trees auch u Japanese chem, fJowertne peach, crabapple and ndleal plum. Here again, consult with your ouneryman for the beat varieties. ..u... . 1!S30hn11 ... 1 DrtM, ""'°'V... C.... • t44 IND 448 .... ,7Ul ..... c.c. ........... FLOWERS BY THE SEA ···--~-­... speclal ta.ell • w..,.:... .. ........ = ..... Jt57 ...... 11Yd.c..M. 54t-9157 14~170I REHER'S MISSION R.OllST a GIFTS CALI. 837-6502 JH71 W.pa• ..,::::.";4 • Weabnlnater Flori al 8011 E. w. .. mlnater Ave. w ......... , 893-4519 -"' s. eo..t ""'· L 1111.._. 494-9428 • FLOW::Rs 2114 loulh Harbor ~ Anahetm,CA 750-0451 JERI'S RORJST. llSIJ .... ~ ............. 962-0013 ALICIA'S ROWBl .. e.TS 1111 CwkWs w., ..... _ .. o.c:. ...,.....,,_ ... ........... 133-lllJ . U ~ve longed for a home fruit orchard. now is the time to start it. Apples, apricot.a, pean, peaches, plwm. cbenies, almonds, walnuts and nectartnee are recommended for plaotln& during the .uar. U your apace is' limited, cheek out the dwarf fruit trees. Even thou8b their overall me is eoealclenbly leu than normal, their fruit is QC. standard lbe and quality lo every respect. Get th_e correct planUna toatructlona from your DuneJ'YDWJ and any of the aoll amendments you milht need. • • American Beauty Aortata ,..,. t Plant 17111hedl81. ~TOMllACll' R.OalST 16474 ... Clilc. St~ N.L .I. rl~ 0 Hwi6'll'OI• 9Hch Strawberries Berrtes reach their ftaTOr peak when left on t:le plant until ready to eat. So it comea natural that. you haven't really uten strawberries un.. W you've plucked them rtpt out ol )'OW' own· garden. 'lbe time ia now to consider a plantina ol strawberries to barvnt nen spring. You don't need much apace, but mate sure the apace 11 in the aun. Like moat fruit.a, strawberries need 1 this all-important eneru aource for their auc.-cell. NEXT TO THE sun, th• moat lmPor· tant tblni to provide few ia proper draina1e. The soil around a berrr'• roots abould never cll7 out and at the same tlme ·it 1bould never be al· lowed to 1et aoca or rot will r9Ull. Tbe most eommon way to tmure dninace is to plant , in raised bed.a. Furroft an dua at 1 ~ to 2 foot intervals and tbe ac'1 from them ii momded ID between1o elevate the arowina Weekend Gardeni:ng Checldiat 847-1871 • 146-JUJ 16111 •••• "' st.. 146-0601 u·NIVERSITY FLORIST "Light Up lier Life With Flou-ers" 4519 Campua Drive ~ Irvine . • 752-7040 WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK R.ORIST 14151 .... ltYd. Westminster CA 92183 AIRPORT FLORIST "W• wm be open cttrtetmu Dar ••• from t:OO A.M. '111 noon" 20048 S.nta Ana Ave. Santa Ana 558-1744 ..jl41!8 2940 Harbor 81Vd., eo.a. lleu • DlA>(Nf VARON Broadf/JIJ1 Flower Sltop -HAa80lt at.VD. .. ~ • CIA Cllli.-~) CCITA MaA. CAL.ll'Ob!IA fll» ....... ... Alaa-i-. 0.-"°"" 0,-......,. ..... ........,. (11,)~ • the FTD Sci:Json's Greeter.GD Or send ... .. ., t i You must see our beautiful selection of poinsettias and other indoor plants. ~ 7.10. Sat. a.10. s.. 9-10 2028 Newport llYcl.. Costa Mesa .,, (at Bay Street) 17141646-7741 Fofter'Boaes Agency Seeks Toys, Clothes A Cbristmaa gift-giving program for the COUD· ty's 1.21>0 children in foster homes needs donations of toys and cloth.in~. "We're way behind in donations this year," said Sbaroo Esterley, who is dire<:ting the Opera- tion Santa Claus program for the county Human Services Agency th.ls year. PUBLICITY FO& THE program got of! to a slow start th.ls year, and the toya are just beein· DinC to come in, abe aaid. The county aiency coUecta and distributes the •iii•iiikiiiiiriiiiiiiiifiiikiiir doaaUom to toater parenta wbo ean't afford • • • • • • apedaJ Cllriatmu lift.a for the cb.Udren lD their • CHRISTMAS SPECIAL · CJA. "PORTABLE SPAS" Hotandreadytouse2•hrs.aday Selfcontalned,nosltepreparetkln, connects Into your existing houseclrcult J ust Plug It In '1595 +tu Sari:c~~ Regular Prlce$119S FREE DELIVERY HlllTY ................ N-1 .. W....,., Opentioo Santa Claus needs new g1.ft.g ap. propriate for children up to 17 years of age. USUALLY TBE&E IS A shortage of gifta for children on the extreme ends of the age spectrum • -the t.blm and the teeoaien, Ma. Eaterley aaid. County employea colled the g1.ft.g and set up • the Community Hall 1n The City Sbopping Center lD Oranae u • store. roster parent.a then ...... for lifta by ap- poiDtmml, makln1 penooal ~tor the kids plaC*l m tbelr bomea bJ tbe coant)'. •SETS •ACCISSOIJES •SEIVICI ., LIONEL AUTHORIZED SERV1CE STATION ALL GAUGES M4A.. HO •A.. 04A.. IUSS uo,._ ... ••ous STOCa An. nco IOADUCI Ill's. pt.ASTIC MOOILS IC·PLAMIS·SHIPS· IOClll"S • HOllYIST SUPPLIES 11 ~~~:f:f.. PH. 549-1596 HOUIS: MC)tUlm. to.t UT. IN SUM. 10.1 Be wise this Christmas - shop where you get friendly service, a wide range of gifts, convenience -and save time and energy. Shop WatcliH Plaza -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. ••11a1t 41' the foster cb1ldrm ue dependomta ol ------------~----------------JaftDlle court and are ln ~ beeaUle tbelr HAVING TROUBLE pareata fol' one reuoa or anc6m', e~kle them wtul a suitable bome," laid lb. fl'/. "80llS O• 'l'llEIJB mD8 bave Deftl' b.cl a ~~n ma¥ be eelebr•~ their tlnt awq from home, ad lt'a a PNUT tnnamatk~~etlmee.0 ()pailllm 8ata Clam will accept arUelel .. llftnd to tbe &mt.a Ana BSA amc. or wtll plet up doaadaal Ill tbl ccmtrlbaton' bomea. Tbe qmey wtll nm the ''It.ore'' throq:b Dee. 21. . . . . . Tu 'deductible ebeca a1lo are lDnted. The • toys or ebecka abould be malled or taken to 1I01 N. Colle1e Ave., or Poet Offlce BOil JM&, Santa Ana. FINDING A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR A SUN-LOVER? GIVE THE GIFT OF A TAN HEAl:.THY LOOK GIFT CERTIFICATES CHRISTMAS SPECW.: vi:Ts $35.00 .: <-.11 ... ...., ..,._. Gift Ce.anc.te l,.,....14.95" I FROM THE SUNTAN PLAN Keep ... Cele:anll • .. IUlffAN ..... ....................... ............. .......... ZenitheQuasareT atung . · · &O Different Models on Displa I OCAL J Lecture Series Planned CouWne Commun.ity Colle1e will offer a variety of lecture series ao4 workaboPI in the aprlnHt locations tllrou Hun tin st.on Beac , Costa Mesa, Poantain Valley and Newport Beach. Tile Jareest number of ledures will be offered la the areas of penooal .de•elopment and auc- cea, some of wbicb in- el'ade "Auertlon Train· baa." "Slreaa Mana1e· ment," "Inner Joy." "Dtvelopln1 Effective PenloD.al Power," "New Dlmenalon1 ln II~/' "Unlock-illt the Treasures of Your lllnd," and a ••People Sampler'• wwbbop. l.Sa'UaF.8 concern- ln1 parents Include .. Daddy and lie: AD Ac- thtty for Fathen and Tbelr Pres chool ~ .. '"Tbe Adop- Uoa Trtan1le," an4 ••ftow to Survive with Your Teen·A&er." C..W f« everydaJ UYlne tnetade "Estate P'anntn1," "Law for the La7Perem. •• and ''How to Buy and Sell a B.ome." JOB-a ELATED worUbope lll"fl the 1ltb Aanaal Quality A•· aurance Conference and "Job Satlafactlon Seminar: M Long As You're Working, Why N~Enjoylt." on, Callf omla Board of Bepatered Nursing bu :~oved "Com-munl Tralnlnl for He~lth Profe11looal1" and .. CIUla Intervention and Suidde Prevention." WlllLE MO&E TRAN half tbe 1eeturel are of. fered free of charge, otben have reststraUon fees nql.Da from '1.50 to .. (for ''Beblnd the Door• of Cblneae Restaurant Kitcbe.na •• ) . Senior cilium qualify for "Gold KeJ Cud" dlu«Mmta. 8J'ocbmw caat••n•n1 laformatlon on tbe worbbol>a and lecture ..ta will be avallable ID mlcWanua17. For Information, call ea-mi, atmslcm 254. BIUl'ONS SPUI' fttlllr, DI; I t« 14, 1111 a br'ght Chr's tmas 'dea! Mervyn 1s Pre- Chr is t mas Cearance starts Saturday Hurray• Bargains when they count most-before Christmas! You'll discover hundreds ot items in every Mervyn's store. all reduced to super low clearance prices. So finish up this year's Ctmstmas gift shopping. And get a head &Wt on next~ The vatues are aJI yours. But hurry• Quantrties are limited Be there when the hghts go on at 9 30 and get glowing! . :J -, ' t l l \ ' . ' .. 1 "°"of delfftOftd .......... ..,. ... .-.--lne8nd lr/ltll, twon., IOfN tuml· Dec. 14, 11•nd 11 U.,oll.dw*lltrl.br-. ....... .. 1•Chint for ..,YON '-fromt1.00up. F'" ildnUtlion. Sri ot Anwtca,M.W l~oflll~lll Frtdly, lltu'41Y, Ind •ndlY 2-&P.M. and 7 ·IPM. Ow'll.cf*b. ~ten'nl .tVlia.ble. newpon auction company 2&42 West Cont Hidv;Yay \ • l "{ewport Beech, CA (714) 945-2200 CONS.....as ACC&IBI .,..,IPM EACLIFF VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Schedule of Christmas Events .. ,,· -,.. "·--~·-... -_ .... ___ ., \....... .. .. ,,,_,,...... ' ..... ,, . : : 12/1 O thru 12/24, Mon thru Thurs. 12-4 pm Fri, Sat, Sun, 11 ~ pm Santa Claua Mon 12/17, 2..J pm The Newport "Sliver Strlnga•• T uE1& 12/ 18 1 pm 5· 7 pm Drawing of winners Golden West from Chrt1tma1 College Madrigal• Buyers Gulde Wed 12119. &7 pm 12!30-1:15 pm Golden West Mal1n. Hlgh Cotlege Madrigal a Mariners Th~ 12/'20, 3-3:30 pm Hu~ 8Nott Hfgh -..,, Schoof Harmonalrw Fri 12/21. 5-6 pm 12:30-1:15 pm Unlve191tyofCallf. Marina High at Irvine School Martnera ChrtstmaaCaroters Sat 12/22. 12·2 pm 2·3C>-4 30 pm Cart•'• Puppet• Band X Sun 12/23. 3-4 pm The Newport "Sliver String•" Seacliff ViHage Shopping Center ·- 2206 Main e Huntington 8Mch, CA 92648 14) 53&8711 • TAN TAN TAN TAN rr.IMIW IT'S FAIULOUS rrs A FAST TAMI YOU ARE IN AND OOT OUIO<LV WITH A TAN THAT'S &VEN. f\JN TO HAYE. AND LOW008T :.t ;o;; .,._;;...... --• . • ~ •. ---.., -----. . . ,. . .-~. I .Sat. Dec. 8-Sat. Dec. 15 Sun. Dec. 16 Noon -3 P.M Bring the Kids! f The Giddings Living Trees Alpha ..... Shopping Cent8r . SOl41 Coat Hlghw•y lo. L.egun8, CA. 41M7ill;411 4202 Open D.aly I •m -I pm We've got that once a year feeling ... PolneeUlas 1 Wreatta. • Visit wnw"GaUery~ when· you will find ~uthttn Catifomia'a larges t .election of untque imported orn.tnwnta, all d.,,aayed on beautiful fresh tree.._ • Give a gift that grows, choow from PiM Pot•. Poinsett&M, Orchida. English Gardens or buua1fuJ fre&h w.-uth6. • For the finishing touch in hobday decorating. Roger'• hu lovely wreaaha and cent~ca hAndnYde from our own deaignen. d it h ... an • ow• RC*t at Mac:Ardw Blud.. Ne pott 8-dl. (7l4) MG-6800 o..-.... a-•• s.- llOLDID Ell90lllD TIA UICK From CtMna ~ , ... PfW.Md Into• "bftc*" follow an old tradition with oalflgraphy and ac.nlc dfflgn aurlaoM. TN bfletca were once used H cunency. bctl bflctc haa Nellon martunoa and are bfotcen off fOf brawl~ .. needed. ::.~··: 7 1/o. )( 9V.. )( ~. lhldt,. •. / Appfox. 2'h It.. '~:; , -:~ 11. 1'4 ~,,,,....,.._._,_ .... _..,..._ Golda Meir Eyed Suicide Over War TEL AVIV, brael (AP) -The late Prime Minlater Golda Meir contemplated suicide du.ring the 1973 Mideut war because she felt penonally responsible for Israel's losses, a cloee UIOciate bu revealed Alt.bough she kept going out of a sense of retponslbllity to the aoldiera al tbe front. "mJ real life ended then," accordlnt to Y aakov lluu, a former member of the Knesset, lu'ael'r Puila · meat. SPEAKING AT A llEMOalAL SEllVIC& marking the first anniversary of Mrs. Meir's de- ath, Hazan said lhe told him shortly before She died of her depression during the war. "You know, Hazan, then durtna the Yom Kip- pur War. I was near, very near to suicide," Huan quoted her as saying. "I knew that any earthly court would free me from any respooaibility for tbe tenible failure. But I couldn't free myself of the feel· ing of guilt. "I coWdn't tor1ive myself for not foUowing my feelln& and fears .... And accepting the opinion of the experta." • In Mn. Meir's autobio- .,..,. &~by, abe wrote that while she believed war w break out, she trusted her advisers who said there was no danger. As a re- sult, lsTael was unprepared when the Egyptian and Syrian armies attacked in October 1973. Israel suffered heavy losses during the early days of the war before turning the Ude in its favor. MRS. MEIR RESIGNED SHORTLY.AFTER tbe war even though a special investigating com- ml11ion cleared her government of direct responslblllt.y for Israel's initial setbacks. Hazan said Mn1 Meir never doubted Israel would emerie victorious, but was horrified by lbe thought of the dead soldiers "My children," she called them. "My lite as a human and a.a a fighter ii finished," Huan quoted her as saying. "What is the point of life without this." Hotel Prices Hiked MOSCOW (AP) -Prices for hotel rooms for foreignen in the Soviet Union have been increased S0-75 percent, officlala acknowledged. 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McCauley. a former baker and carpenter. took a bua to Florida because be cou1dn 't ltretcb bl.1 Social Security check enoup to pay bla apartment rent ln Columbus, Ga. The box bu been his bo~e for a week. Nobody Ho111e, .So Who's in Charge? TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -Here ii a qull-wbo ran New Jersey on Thursday? ~ 1: Who ls the eovemor? Answer: Brendan T . Byrne, but be'a in Washington, D.C. , Qaestioa Z: Who ls New Jersey's lieutenant governor? Answer: New Jersey doesn't have one under the state constitution. QuesUon 3: Doe!! New Jersey have an actine lieutenant governor? Answer· Not exactly. But the state Senate pre- sident serves as acting governor when the real governor is out of state. The Senate President is Joseph Merlino, D·T renton. QaeAloll 4: So is Merlino acting governor? Answer: No. He'• at a conference for Ueute· nant pemon belna held for two days in San Diep and two days tn Palm Spri.Dp. Q.czUm I: So wbo La the ac:Uq, actmc IO•· ernorf Answer: Next In line La tbit ~ Allemllb' speaker, Cbrlstopber Jackman, .D-J....., City. He's In the llolpltal recovertq trom bypertensioa, but be'• HrYin1 aa acUn1. actin1 1overnor anyway became be alened a bW into law. That's what fOVerDOn do. One more question· Suppose J ackman couldn't be acting actlna eovernor -who would be in cbar1e of New Jersey? Amwer: The Emereency Powera Act would make Atty. Gell. John Degnan the governor. Question: What 'a wron1 wtth that? Ana'W9!': Nothina, but Deanan'• out of state too. H.e't In Wublnetoo at a criminal J111Uc. semlliar. FACTORY DEMONSDAtlON SATURDAJ, DEC.EMBER 15th 1.1 ~M to 3 PM PMaonlc NE-mo • .,.,_Genius" Microwave Oven It's smarter than the average microwave oven! Fetget about aetting power levels and caJculatlng time -jus1 tap a single control and The Genius ftguret out the rest! Six Auto-cooking programs for mo.t klndl of foods, ptue conventJOnaJ tlmo and power Mttlngs, two-ph power programm!ng and delay 1tart. Includes the COOk·A·Round ~turntable. to tum food automatlcatty u It eoOk•. P1u• 1peclel two-level warming rack, tlmplifled touch contJote. muttlfunctJon digital tMdoul and much more. U.SO.S.... .. twf ..... eredlt:.Jaialoat optr•!!.? l• · lou~ Callfonla I · UM CUA la JalJ. '.""1 _... 1M eourt to bloek re1ulatloa1 ,.trtdllll ieitlftcat.e it ti:lidjb:. '*-lllMCI b7 credit .... to lad&ttduala "' •P«• .. .. tort. TIM Judp'1 ruJJ.q mum Cbllt ..... NidGD Cl.I call M ~ Cl• .,. lhDUar to prom.11ecwy -... md are DClt &idlralb' IA· 1qred Uh retular •••lD•• Ullouda ..... aecouDt:I GI' .... certlllc.llt8. •d to Oat eelU•• oa 1bare .. --•--• eerttnuta, aceordla1 to a C1llf0Hata"ciedh Tb• •·•dtral Credit =:for tM Calffonda JACK ANOEa90N TOY AND HOBBY YES, •;a.1' Kerta Prlc4t DOLL 911 Reg.· 17.76 Two dolls 1n one for twice the fun• Standa 16 '"' .. to 18" tell with BC· ~"'°''" for both llt~lional • MAaC'AI. MUSICAL lHINC Play II Ilk• • piano• 8'' Play II llke • gutter• Maglcel Muslcel Thino feature• • 25 n ote keyboerdl (Batteries not Included l · Reg. 12. 99 ~ "-"• ~JD Price 6871 Reg. n.ea I~' l. :..t; ;i _· '' ·, I . .t e -~ ' : Reg. 9.09 H .. Motte from Ork In hla oolorlul •P•CHUltl Pull the 1tr1no and tlHr him tit/ e etrene-thlftOll • Karla Price 1118 ~~· Reg. 27.84 Splnout 360° g1ve1 you auper apinoutal Ttie low center of grevtty d8'1ver1 emaz· Ing stability with totel 18letyt -:-WOOD SKATEBOARD <prep Prec1ston beer1no1 4 9 9 and urethane wtleels tor fast end amooth ride! Kick tell. 24" longl Reg. 19.99 '{~ TALKTOME PLAYER a BOOK T•llr·tO·Me •tory "-"* Pltoe boolc• come auve. 1888 wlttt ttand • ttald battery operated NCOtd.., , .... ...... lncWed). Reg. 28.78 ELECTN>HIC MUSIC 8YNT'H!llZI" ChooH ~IWMn · Oltoo. Utln or \.: • \..~ :c: •. ~~ \. .. - ~=--not ). K8rl'• Price 1988 999 Reg. 13.99 Baby loft and .... Ilk• movement11 13" big, with "dluppearlng mltk" action m111t bottlel IHDIWIOAKI ="~'=--=' ,• SET . *• WE HAVE SIFT CERTICICATES H .. t a~ GOOP M>lu 11on. pour 11 1n10 •l'I• mol<I •n<I 1111 em out• Creel• flow•• <1u1on1. t>vnerllieel ( EilctTIC l<>y I Alto Creepy Cr1wt1n (810dt '2140) Reg. 17.8~ Reg. 15.88 FIREBIRD ~-1 :;;}) ~.:-;.: . :. 2 1peed1 forward Price detailed F1reb1rd 29" merklnga and 2 aeo•r••• redto Ir•· quendeel (Batt.-~ 39 99 not Included I • -v It MERRY-GO-ZOO "" "" d a .,., to ........ 2 rol· In~ friend• and AlldOf!Mn ... ~ anfmatal ( aattery not In -c:Wld). "-"• Price 2491 Reg. 39.99 "-'•Price 11•• Reg. 19.99 , .. hlcl!'i oontrohd by. 2 ctwlnel '9dlo. up to zv' 8Weyt ( a.n.i. not "**lded). ARROW ELECTRONIC BALL CLOCK A mo.IC ~ ~ M .. tllec*1c: ~ rot-. • eooope up one Ml ..,.,., ,.....,... n. bet .. ""' ''°"' one lfiiiiiiil '-ature1 angte end dletence Hl•ctor. bullt -In timer end -..Yr81CNa KftPl'toe 1P Reg. 29.88 tr9Cll to anottt«, 1ne1klng time In "*1U'-, fNe mtn. utea end hourly Mgl•••tat 2411 • SUCKERMAN ......... 499 Reg. 7.99 Ttte cllnglnt .,. ortltlr tMt •tick• to '"' eurfece when JOU tfwow Nmt MEN'S PANTS MEN'S VELOURS Elasuc bacil. caual style Assorted col~ In st11rt pints. slzee ~36 and v-neck styles . s11 nstom IOY'S KNITS A&softed ootora In knft AU<>f1ed troPtCal pnnts lhtrts. alz.. 8-M-1.-Xl. 111 . . . . . •.. 111 tol11 MILLER'S OUTPOST· MESA CENTER lust la time lor J'Oar Christmas •bopping IOY'S SHIRTS Knit thlm In llllOf1ed COlofl. .u.. 5-M-t.-XL .............. Stltol11 MEN'S SHIRTS Soft flannel.Jn k>ng lleeYe pCakt lhitts ......... .. LADIES' DENIMS Meorted stylea In denim penta ........ m to sn MEJf '8 MEN'S SHIRTS DENIM PANTS Brustled denim pints in assoned colors. sizes 29- Jd 125 Long sleeve terr... 1n fast11on styltng • • • • • • . 120 toS24 Cor<tutoy pints 1n pint size vers+on sizes '-1 St.75 Assoned style toe>s tor ltllle girls SIZ&S 4 -611 PAST CHICICOUT with Iott of quk:k. efficient uleepeOpi. to help you eYOld thOM tedk>ul hOura of waiting In line llJMCI WITH A llltLI e nfce tll119 ctunng the buly hafldey'll Fftendty t*P . to find •uc:ttv wtult )'OU want. Of let you lhop tit your """,. ORIAT mlCT'ION In evety llZll. • ttyte, • ootot tmlglnablef PAllOUS umPAIHtONI In bfand9 that epeek out fOt ttyte end quellty sa to 110 QN'T llOl'a Ctlmtma gift b°"'9 8Vellabte fOf ~ end frletY l'9tn you pufChMI NCMU-IXCHANOD Need to NIUm. Lewi' .. OtOdUCC? IMo '*" '° u-. no rnener whett YoU bOuOh1 '*"'· end wt'1t elw. ~OM of the belt ... chenge potldle In the buel,_, Pall PMICINO to 11we ,oc.i money and fNllratloft °". -...,.... M'CMOTMI atWW._,·etour Mnd new 00.Mw~ll LADIES' BLAZERS ~--y wooC tweed btu- ~ · · · · ............ .. on · UDtl:W K.OUIU Long Oii lftort ...... ....,_ bb.-.......... . .. .. • • . .. . • • . . . . . '"I :' .. . . . , j ' . J J SHOPPING Mesa Verde Travel 556-6311 Pr1solla Cake Box 557-6460 Albertson's Market 751-4270 • • DINING • ENTERTAINMENT We have something for everyone. I •center. Dolphin Har Fashiorl8 540-0600 Command Performance 54<M5153 .. • Getting creative with Christmas gifts tums Into fun hypOthetlcal shopping apre ., IDCllAa. ....... . ........ ~- IJ-UWIU! A _,,...W '1.• ........ IQ ....., for aartltmu. 1117 taWal lmdDd wouJd be '° eaU. traftl aad .......... ~ ... 1urf and ....... mUISc lD JamalcL Or. MCGDd belt. pl.-the ,.. srud clown on a elua1 Um• p&ece or cb ot Jewelry. - Neltblr optiaD ,.qulrw a lat ~ creatlvtty. and eoWd allo leed to a very abort bnotlMticaJ i ltory. Actually. I Pf'ef•r to bQJ a number of 1maller,-. upemlve lifta rather tban IO for ooe btc ftunner. Th1a could explain why I'm 1Wl .... In makln1 round.I oo the sbop- p in 1 circuit, I avoided it.ema I like to receive as gift.a - hefty boob, rare rec· ords and new stereo equipmenL First, they all seem a biL im · personal. And, more important, u that I've met few women who'd rush to the phone and tell a girlfriend, "Michael just bought me a pair of Bose 901 speakers! " You should be ar II .. tw the nine full-range drivers are arranged to rovide 89 percent refiected sound to simulate acoustics of a live performance!" (Each tpeater costs S.75.) ' I did not, however, exclude booze. Since I n gift.a on Chrlatmu Eve (why prolong the · ety?), the first gift would be Courvoiaier oc brandy. . IT C:OllES IN A Bacarat crystal decanter, bich partly explaina the $1!iO pri~. Cootinuing 1n the vice category, her next wrapping reveals a gold micron-plated iarette lighter by Cartier ($190) A few drinks and smokes later, she opens a x containin& a black .. Teddy" by Chriatian ior ($S7). Tramlatioo: aexy Unierie. A pattern MemS to be developinl, ao It's !e for 10mefhtn1 more practical Sbe aeta a burpndy le8*her shoulder bag by lleyen 15). In It. one ounce of Joy perfume worth • ........ wttb•~·· tatunlll lb1lt W ADM~ sr-t .... UOt ~ .... COltaJmt'110 • Tbo bW IO tu: "11. That leafte iQOl'9 than eno11•b to not a »toot LlDco1D ••1tnteb" Um tor a late nllbt cbhe to L.A. Beta'°r::a:~~:~=c::r-r~~e phone, Intercom system and -.-w97·1lau privaq. I ft.lure on llve hours uae for a bill of •m. plm '20 Up. TD Ma 18 STOCKED with two well·lced bottlea of lloet Cbandon cbampqne (a bar•atn at $18) and I've added a doleo l'Cl949 at about~. Our hypothetical deatination la a Diahtclub where Bruee Sprlna1teen 11 '1vina a mldn.llht concert. Tack on '60 fol' a couple of front row seats. Oops. The show tickets Just put me $60 over budget. Well, nothlnt new there. U you're eoona do it. do it rigbt. • What to give on the first day of Christmas, If you have $1,000 to spend on a special pe,..on lb' llJDITll OLION .............. On &be tint day ot aartstma ~t:.~· my true love a PMalo Solert wfndchlme. "'- Tbat let U I proceed by Plan A.. Plan B 11 uot.iwltGI'>'. Lit'• -ume the fonner. Plan A IOUDdl a bit more fun for today. AceorcUna to tb11 acbedule I have Sl,000 to spend on my true love. ud I tm bu.J wlul&ner UctliM my fancy, After tbe wt.ad chbH I'd let b1rn a kite from Go Pl7 a Kite. Thi.I would be a laaC one, 55 feet, wUb multicolored stan, ralnbon. and moons, for '150. We would fly tbe kite lD sprtnc and keep =DI lD the bnae until then. Nm be a caa.tn1wn sweat.el" from Jaeger -a turtleneck lD black because be looka good in bl8ck. 1'h1I would Mt me back $JJO. And then I'd &et him a beautiful UJ.karat gold pm from Les Muat de Cartier for $150. Everyone sbou1d have an "euential" from tbJ.a a tore. Then on to the Kron chocolate stoc'e. He'd get a aculptured female lee. complete wttb A 8IJl 8iiiaT from Saa PUUa A._. would tie ID1 Dlizt purebue. He'd look ..... baby bllJe lb8de to ' ma&daldablm.,.. Tills would add · anotber tllO to the tab beea1118 I lib tbe bat. Onward to tbe Poloatore for a blanket deelined by Ralph Launn. Tbe 5Jt5.foot wool eonr aella for t1SO and is cooct for evddHna at football pmes « in front of tbe fireplace. I'd 1et sreen because that'• ID1 new color. So far, under Plan A, I've spent $939, and I tbink, Olson rather than try to find just one more at.em. I'd save tbe rest to nickel and dime away for coffee at sidewalk calea, movie&, rides on the ferry and other luch IVPMIHe If I wanted to 1« a couple of big items in· stead ol so many small Cifts, I'd think about a wool rug from Gf'e4t Tbinp few_,, an electric train from FAO SCbwan CI'd play witb it too) for $320, a Bal17 aaiteue Im' $SZS 80 we could take a trip, or a pair ol Ostrich moe. from Bal- ly' $325. 80 he'd look atra lb.up. Or, J could pat aDOlbe.r '5.000 with it and 1et an all·eold Sam.ol de Mont watch from Lea Must de Cartier. Tbm tbere11 always Plan B. U I b8d $1,000 to apend I mJ&bt just book• a eoUqe at the Sao Yalclro Raacb wtth a weoct burnln& firepl.8ce and fell'ld about U.Ouiltmu ruah. We'd take .... aome 1!MM1 wiDe and llll>-ba. De atmc-de 11811 clluu, 6ie boob ner- ,._. ~--m fGr Qutetms 111 PMt that we ...,. dlie u.. to ..... llDd bla tape "'" corder dla Gm',.,... llUl?k. We'd tarn cm "'"!'be Nataac:br," lilbt tbe "i ft.ft, .,.... a. ... ad aa.. t.Oalt. to tb8t kiDd ~ IOul wlllD &aft -• oud. tD liPllllL OIL. tbe tMDp dreama .. mm. aft ' , .,._, Are You DOing New Years? ~ BJ DENNIS MeLELIAN ... ...., ........... With t10Ji 11 daJS lelt until the '70I become bi.story and the decade of the '80s is upon US, Orange Coast residents are making plans for New Yeat'I Eve Some WW apend it ht the company of close 1rieoda wbile otbera prefer to spend tt at.retched out lD front ti the TV set watdlln& more hearty soul.I peet the '10s in New Yort CltT• Tlmel Square. But for thoM who feel that more la merrier, there is another choice: a~a party at a hotel, restaurant or niahtclUb re they can bring in the new year and new decade lD style. A survey of New Year's Eve parties abows a variety of packages and prices. Dance music encompuaes everythin& from MA.aa1orr BOTSL, Newport Beach: Three New Year's Eve packaps are being ol· fered. In the Pacl.ftc Ballroom the paeta1e in- cludes a gourmet dlnner featuring a steak and loheter eotree ~ wlim.ited coctta.l1a and ctwn- pagne at midiiigbf. Continuous danee mwllet between 8:30 p.m. and 2 a .m. will be pl'O'ltded by the Society for the Preservation ol W. Bands and the Fountain House Band from Lu Vep.s. Cost: $155 per penon. Tbe Cappriccio Cafe will offer a complete prime-rib dinner with champqne at ~ The Rumors Quartet will provide tbe dance music. Cost: $28 per peraon. Tbe King's Wharf Restaurant will feature a prime rib dinner, champagne at mklni&bt and disco dance music. Cost: $218 per penon. Informatloo ia available at 640-4000, ex- tension Sl(M. ' . ' In tbe bate!"• AJli'edo'a Beltanmt a 10-J ! course meal wU a •eal tealopplne entree f " will be served alon1 with champape at midnight and dance music b7 Shadow. Cost: .$100 per couprle.. --:-· : •• ---• -. --• • • _ ... ~ BOBBY •CGB&'S &&STAUaA.NT. Newport Beach.: DUms (a tpedalt;r w of· feriq a dloiee ~ prtme rib. It-* aDd eeatood> and a boU1e ~ ctaampslM wtll M fQDc aed ~ • table tn the .,.... for diM:lod• '"• Cmt: $75 per coople. An a!tena&e plan alfera the same dilmer menu ad lounce prtrileps but with DO louqe table. Cost: '60 per eovple. Information its available at673-S8>. •UWEU."S llESTAU&ANT. Huntiqt.on Beach: Tbe New Year's Eft ~ includes dinner (a choice of prime rib. steak and lobster tails or twin lobst.er tails), unHmited cocktails and cbampape at miclniPL There will be danciq to the tq band sound ol the Footnotes in thedinin&room (rom9p.m. to2a.m. Cost: $80per couple.. Por a cb.aqe ~ mll26eel .,.ee there will be disco danctn1 in the loanse trom 8 p .m . to 2 a.m. 1afarm.stioD la aftilable Ill 531-ZSM SAN a.B11SN"n INH~ A boll.le ~ cham· pape wUl be ..... with en.er. wbic:h in- clude9 the .. President'• eat ~ prime rib ol .........._..__.........._ __ For Orange Coast resi- dents who feel that more ' is merrier, there's New t Year's Eve partieS galore· 1 at hotels, restaurants and j nightclubs. Pricetags ~ range from $25 to $55 per ~ petSOn. - OU> Nm ---M-.nnequln wean a cur· rent style 1whmwt, 1~, and Patricia Romero modeJI older st,yle. At center ta Phyllis Clark. To Bare Or Not to Bare When It comes to buytq nrtmwear there are two kinda ol women: TbOle wbo want their boclln to be aeeo and tbose wbo don't. Tb.la bu been the experience of Anne Cole, executive vice president of Cele of California. a Loa Angeles-based swimwear company .. '1GVBE 18 A state of mind," abe said durln1 an early morning interview at Saka Fifth Avenue. "Some women are still worryine about how they look.•· Ms. Cole. also a lialaon to the public for her company, aaya Cole provides suits for both kinds of women Cole suits range from bikini.a to what Ms Cole Joldnily calla "old-lady" suits. There are also stylea that bare the back and otben that are cuthigbootbehiporlowinfroot. "Whal'• rlsque isn't rlaque anymore," Ma. Cole noted. "ID France, women awim with no tops .. SINCE RADICAL changes ln style can't be made, (bow mucb smaller can suits get!) the company look.a to new fabrica and fresh colors for variety Thia year Cole baa broueht back an old favorite, a knit fabric of 90 percent cottm and 10 percent Lycra. Suita made with lt are extremelJ venatlle since they can be used u exerciae leotards, worn with pants u 1traples1 tops or paired with skirt.a for more formal occulom Cole's new colors for 1prln1 are purple, m!!~ta and lavender. and the latest style la a ··---N.,,~cre"s.rcrlsef compinJ Ti more ancr · ·· more lnvolved lo mak.ine clothes to wear with the suit. to and from the awimmlnl expertenee ••ws CALL IT 'the beach and beyond.' The 'beyond' la the mo1t lnterest1111. "Swimwear coverupa mut be uaed for more than Just that,'' abe added. •'There bu to be a double purpoH to mate tbe dollar 10 further." 111. Cole alao aaid that awtmwear baa chan1ed from earlier years in that it'• DOW made forwomenwboactually1otntotbewater. .. Women Just didn't awtm before." ahe aald. "Now awtmmtnc bu become a naUon1l put- tlme." Ms father, Fred Cole, tbe fOUDder of the co~paJ. brouibt the l)amour element into the batlllq IUlt lDdt.att1'7. He bad worked lD the moviea and almply tranafe:rnd the beautJ· of t.bt acreen to the beach. Cole atarted with about 25 dlfterent auita. To- dQ tbe compu.y dealsna more tbaD 200 stJlea each1~ Don't Nip the BenWs · -about holiday hazards . . ( Boros rope ) 8allU"da1, Dee. II a18YbNQOll&a& AuD (llar. 21-Apr. 11>: You tet rid Ot los· lDI propoaltJan. Avoid belni a ''ecMllner." RelatlombJp1a pat to a va.lld test. "*'!f: OD lnveat.mmta, buqet, flnuctal status one cJose to you, l.oeludini partns or mate. TAURVS CApr. JO-May JO): N• appl'Oacb la D~ ii you are to atrtcate self from doldrmm. MceDt oo le1al affmln, confronting those wboee vten are oppoelte your own. Scenario could lnc:lude love and marriage. GEMINI (May 21.June JO): Maintain low prome. improve basic service&. Follow through on bunch. You learn by teacbin1 -srand op. portunity la on horizon. You will re1a.ln aeme ol direction. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Good lunar aspect cotnctdea now with penonal ma111etiam, s weepine changes and affairs of heart. D1venlfy, expand horizons, be ready for ac- celerated social routine. LEO <Juiy 23-Aug. 22): Practical Laaoes dominate. Be tboroup, apecl.ftc and build oo aoUd structure. Reject ooe wbo advocate. set· rtcb-qalct 1cbeme. Famll~ber alap blues ln quest of 1ympatby. ftCbta for domination but you can land kayo punch. VDGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Call or mesaace could lead to abort journey. Be Oexible enouah for quick rnilion ol plans. What appeared to &e a setback ta likely to boomerant lD your favor. Relative ub quesUODI, but you need not be subject ol loqulaltion. LIBIL\ iSept.. 23-0ct. 22) · Accent on tn- come potenUal, bei1btenine of living stan- dard1. Change Indicated in life style, raidence. Time payment.a command attention. Check in- terest rates. sa>aPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): See places. people u they are, not merely u you wlab ~ ··-mt11rt asa. t>ef'"a&e tetfna,-avolcrie~. Lunar cycle blab -make personal ap- pearancs, hieblltbt independence of thoucbt. acUon. MGITl'A.&lt18 <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Tb.la can be your "power-play" day. lloney, love, fulftll- ment ol desires -these are major parts of aeenario. Older lndlvidual coWd prove a valua- ble ally. know it. be wl.1.llDC to learn from ex- perience. CAPaJCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): P'lD.lab rather than ln.ltiate projeet. You learn where you stand la CCJODeetioo wtth IDODeJ, caner. love. WI.ab la fulftU..S 1f JOU ma1nta1D Mlf • nteem. AQVADUB (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): O« to beart of matters, mate new atarll in new dlrectiooa. Career potential 11 ~pted. DdlDe ambt- tiODJ, reallr.e that ch ce can now be atep- piq·ltcne to proll'9Q. Pl8CE8 (Feb. 11-llar. 20): FaTOnble llooo aapect colneidel with opmlq llDel ot com- mun.lcation, publ1ablnl and travel. You lfaap pulse ol public -popularity lncreue1 and you proveamajorpolnt. lledll tra1m allo ca,_ a paUCln NIE to ~ ..... .... ,_.,.,.,CSD bJ burn1na peu.t.a con. ta1ud la ... "' &be tn1o .... oat~ barmfUl. But t.be peu.ta U 1walloWed. eaa cauH Mver• lllneH. Tbe pellets contain k•,.... IDd cedar. lllft'UJ'J' or cad.mJum batteriel that power camft111, wmbes and'°°"' «leulaton can be poJloDoul II U.. ba~ an tael1ad ad aub- MClUielltb' leu. Hnever, II tbe 1MIUert• do not leak. tbeJ 1rlD put tbroqb the 411.Uve •1stem. Tbe poUoo. cmtel'. open at boun a d.11, can aa.wer 1peelflc queatiOIDI about 1uapeeW poilCIOc!Tr. or pollOD rtab. For polaoo lnlorma- tJoo, -1111. . ave your liiiillLrhristmas Tree The Rogers Touch" wit our exquisite a imported ornaments~ MISTLET'Oe CAN CAUR RVDa ~ s .. UPHOLSTBY I W...f•W-' -' ...... tfD ...... ""'- "S,.rf• ••• " K-.,syou on top of the local scene ••• everyday In the DAILY PILOT Th8T.al . Santa with fhe i Realleclld- FINAL SALE ~rRoros Udo Shop Oni, 50%-75%0FF Most Sale ltftlS 'h OH M.t.d S. Pftce EUROPEAN APPAREL llUYleLWo.t .. w..,t.._. 67J.656l PUllUC NOTICE Yule Tree Can Be Dangerous Snglish enamel <iloxes PreMMng the odQtnal 181h c.muy workmanlhlp. -=h bat II tnclMdua&J hand-coloured~ am 111 raa. .m.i er not. cl thouQhtfuJn• and low-to be dlC*n ~ to ftt the moment. You -.1 taJcm ... aty.. ... Mp8J'llt8 operdont to make thw Collcb\ ttams ••• and todaY• buylr II tomanow't coUectot From $50 and up. &D. HOWES and SON f1NE llWILEU FOR FOOi GENERA nONs - l 1 . ..,, O&A.R ANN LAND&Ra: Tim b tbl DIAtb Umt I bave tt.. tit.II MIDI a.tier CO JOU. Pfoall,y I am maWu ll. Sach tl J wrote I cbautd tM um.• tl tbl peapie lavolftll. Tb1J Ume l wW call my .Ue Nora ad w will bt 8aaaD. Nora and I haM been mU'l1ed three )'Uri. Sbe ll •· 1 am 33. Tbb la the MCODd time UOUDd for bath. So, what'• the problem? Nora bu 1 J.l.year-old niece. SU.an hu had two yean ol collep ud ll very 1DteW1ent. She ' 11 al9o a real eyetu.1 and, u we med to aay in hip tdlaol. "built like a Canadian outboule." The Ii.rt at.ayed with us several weekend.a lut year, and I could feel that abe wu comille oo to me strooc. Nora lauebed It off as a "crasy cruab on an older man.'' About three weeks ago Susan and I were A••. £•••en alOM ta l.M ..,._ wbllt Nara na ICl'OU ton YllUJ..-""'*'· _ 11 cUrma ~ too much for me, and we llave bela IOIDI lt Uke • ~pie cl en.as.. '"17 we.-. I am • 1'VOCll wtiCS WQITYt.nl aboul llUial caHlbt y..._., Nora told • IA Wanta to quit colMp, ll81 wlUa • &Dd _, tD beaatr Hbool. (Nora> Wd, ••• UdU ... llrt lboGld ftldlb collep. but Iba lau a Ii to l"we Mr own Ute. I t.o1d '*' ~ .... deelde9 to clD .. .., wttb -me." Ann. I do NOT want Suaan Uvtni ID oar home. It wl11 surety lead to trouble. Row do I block um pua without COGl-m., eftr'J'tbiDI! -lN ONE MELL OF AR~ DEA& •SU.: & ... ..W ... te1H9Mr lbe Am Loden •e«e, 0 11 k -~ ......._ .... fts lt." Teo ,..., .ue 1a .. meena111 ..... aut yn ••wuta...a. .... ,_,.._. MeHle it wU1 taterf•re wltla dile pdYHJ a bubud ... wife .a..N ..., ..... die •ut.J yean o1 tktr mantecl Ule. <Nat. llap hebe aroud .,.... um llrl. or yoa wUI sme'1 wtJld ap ID M...._ &rwble.) •• .New Years Parties (From Pa1e Bl) neyland Hotel is having only private functions Justus and Lipps, three local rock bands, will ,. To Hmbor RUlgr, "" adusi?Jt hi11side ~ ornrloolcing NaopOrl Baith. Hm, VDU'U find ·~ iftSliniliOt ~ fo liot: Hsi1bor RiJgt fsbitts, lUrbor-Ridge Crest 11rul Hmbor RUlge Custom HomtsiJu.. Plus" ~ tJuu f offers Q guanltd gait, four pool "1'tJIS, lhru ttmris courls, and uitws that aaptun amvons. ridgts, StllSalpe or "!"ti lights at night You '"1rJuly know haw good it is lo lrot in tht NtropOrl BUICh ana. Now, visit the nint innaoatroely designed model hows in the sptdRcular community rotryont is talking aboui. Harbor Ridge. Arovt all tlst in Newport Btadt ___ .,SJ.,. PUBLIC NOTICE but the public is invited to the Magic Kingdom's play unW t ·30 a.m. Party favors will be pro- New Year's Eve party from 8:30 p.m. to 2:30 vided. Admission: $3 per person. Information: HarlHw RiJge Estatu. ~~'::!=":r" a.m . Stiles and Hendel'$00, the Les Elgart 645·0478. uu-g1• attar/11'\I lw""" ut''"'>C"'K iS00.000 1 ... , .. ,_,,,. --~ ••• do•n11 Orchestra and others will entertain and there -""' • --'ll Harior R~e Crest tME ~c1M.tv ~P. '°' t. w1 be fireworks at midnight. Advance tickets DEJA U, Costa Mesa. Stark Naked, a .. _., ....... -."'4·-·.,.., al Sl2.SO per person can be ordered through the rock and disco band, will ring in the . ..,... from L1u11nous co11< 01111mu.1i' "''''"Kl".'< S.l.?.S.IXJO ~ '"' • c..i1tomt• <o,. Di land dmi ...,.. ~11719f -·•-. l1Cl1 \ Crodclv wn. Mrit• sney a ssion office or Ticketron. 8 p.m. to s am. Party favors, hors d'oeuvres HarlHw DU,.. Caul.om Homuita. ,.,....,._ <>_ "-' o. ••• P•to1 . .u... c..1.-n104 and champagne provided Cost: currently un-~ ,..,. JO -DK 1·"·11 ,.,. •jolt " ""' -.. <ondwt-t>y • <0<-KNO'n"S BERRY FA.BM, Buena Park determined. 0.tfenng m siuand V1ewu1't'rQgtng S400,000 -•'*' ~ The New Year's Eve party hours will be from 7 Ob~m tl1l' Prol'«tV K.'port fl'qwn:d by fu.J..'t'fll wi.. PUBUC NOTICE s.c...:.:"" P m to 2 a m Cost *"' so f d PALM SPRINGS nd ___ J ir1CT1noui Mnt••u '11" ... _ .... ,,,.., ...... 1"" · · · · : ~. per person or a · AE&lAL TBAMWAY: u n ..... 11 before sigm'IR rmyt/ung. No fuderaJ tJgmcy •AM9PATUMWT ,_,Y c.i.n o1 0r_,. c-, °" vance tickets and $12 at the door. Billed as "The World's Highest New Year's Eve has 1udg,·d tlw mm ts or mhw, 1{ ar1y, of this vroil("l'fy r,,. ... _... --., ... .,.. ....,.-10• ,_ ~,_.. Singer Jose Feliciano will get the good Par1.y," party-goers will receive a round-trip ~~ CO•ST -rrouu ua P1A>11.-c>....,. ~· o.11., P11o1. tJmes rolling in the Good Time Theater with Tram ride to the Alpine Rest.urant for dinner Pnc~~(ffetn-..•U/"'Q ~ s..,. •• ,,,._sc s.uAN.CJ>..m. ... , u.•-o.c '·"·",.. ....,., .. shows at 9:30 and 11p.m.and12:30 a.m. (the menu includ•s rout prime rib of beef, l"' Harbor RuiR" Ont'<', Nl"IL'IJOrt &YUli ~ ~~_:.111~~:1~~ PUBLIC NOTl--C-E-- Country western performers Susan Raye baked bam andcornlsh game hens>. a split of (7NJ 6"0-o77o Off SvY>(l.lis Hill Road :== Mne. '-' ~ and Lee Dresser will perform in the Wagon champagne and csncing. The first Tram car .,.!,~';.~ ~·..:.:. 't;. ~:= Camp with shows at 9:30 and 11 p.m. and 12:30 will depart at 9 p.m. Cost: $30 per person. wm •tennous aut1111as.s a.m . Information is available at.325-4.518. HJ\RB{)R Rl[)G[ TN•_,. __ .., ... "" ...._nan ... •T trte----i.1---• Tiie , ......... --"~ -· ID the Cloud Nine Ballroom guests will be _,_... ""' • entertained by Andy Russell, Helen Forrest, the LAFF STOP, Newport Beach: To rinc in ~ ... ~ Pf\~ eu.,._•u·r•..o '"'· cos r • ... • s • .. 11 , 0 Pied Pipers and the Fabulouv40s Orchestra the New Year and all·comedy nightclub will of-.,,,.,..;;;;; .........,._ n.~ .:::.:-"' _ , _ _,171 _ ~t.::;-. Mls "'-'•· c.-a. featuring the music or Tommy DOrsey and Gene fer two separate shows featurtna comedian.a c-11 a-et 0r-~ • .._.._ J ....... ,,..,,,. Krupa. Blff Manard, Roony Kenney and Al Abbott. -··"" °"" u .c..--.c;a..,.. ., .... ,,., ...... ~ ......... At midnight the Flying Winn Troupe, The early show wlU be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. ~=======::;:===========~ ,....,_,.. <>-. c.. 0.1, "* .,....._ bighwire aerlallsts, wlll ride a motorcycle with an actmtuion cbaree ol $17.50 per person, -oec... '· '4.1'. a.,.. ......... n. ="-~,... "'"" 11111 across a cable stretched between the Good Time which inchades champasne and d.J.noer. Tbe "1a&.IC NO'llCS c-tv a.. • or-. c.., ... Tb te d th 20 to Sk To second show~ at 10 p.m. and lncludM par-Dally Pilot [ o.c-~"" · ea ran e ·S ry y wer. f ham a..aft 58'18 ] --ltOTI--ca-"'-~--L&.A-T_"* __ ~ALHC1t0W Information is available at 827-1776. ly avCll"I, c pq.oe and post mldni&hl hors Classified Section. U.6 • "°"'u rs Huuv 01vu1 -=::::-._.. ... e·oe~. Colt: '2S per penon. -,,_ °" ci-oc• •...... a..c.a.,.. For advanee reservations call 751-7820. .,..,, ,....,.. __.,...-.. ••• .,,_. __ __:C:...U:..CK=:...00;..;;....':...8~N..;.E8=:...T..:..•_..;:;C:...os.;;;.ta.;;.;:;.....;M...;;;..;;e.;;;.s.;:;.a_: _H:;.:..;.ook.;:;..;:;..;;;.er~,~--------------------------------------------.1......,. .... _.' •-. ..,.. ......_. ar-c:-o. Pt =~~~·~~ OM.1,t4.rt,-."'9 ':.,.,.~ ----------.. ----------------------------------------------------.. ---------' • • ,_,.. ,.._.._.._, Pl1Bl.IC NO'l1CS All your Christmas shopping .•• tied up in one beautiful package LIDO Jl v11,1 AG~ ~-~ Santa never had it so good! When it comes time for you to play Santa ... come to Lido Marina Village. With over 75 boutiques to choose ftom ... who needs elves? And, you can park your reindeer for free from December 15 through December 241 Delightful gifts can be found In any number of Udo Marina Village's shops, everything from nne jewels to jeweled finery plus gourmet kitchen ware, special soaps and fragrances, childrens' toys and unique treasures from around the world. Stop In et the Greenkeeper for your Christmos apedol handmade omameru ... strolJ over to Pem.mes or Lido and a pedal order e frogrnnt holldey wreath or besket. Wllllam Roberts fine jewelry II bound to have the perfect gift for that someone 1pedal... and ror 1omethlng ~otlc 1top In at Camata's Peart. and Kimonos. Does your I /. wardrobe need sprucing up? There's the Unicom. Devereux. Papagallo and Robert Alan's Men's World or F ashlon. just to name a few! And start or end your shopping day with a warm 09ppucdno or pick-me-up espresso at the Coffee Peddler. While you're there. take a whiff cl the wonderful Ovlst - mas pastries being whipped up at the Germen Home bakery on the boardwalk. Starting December 1.5. the real Senta Oaus wtll be strolling through Udo Marina Vllloge to offer an ear and a candy cone to children of all agul Remember, thi best thtng about Chnatmas shopplngthlsyearlsthatyoucandoltall ... andhave a bell ast 13do Marina Vllla~I I • • Clr,0.-ftl-°"'"''""-l'fCTITIOUlllUIHt ... -·-~--=-i O.ty Ptlllt. .......ITA.,....ST ~ 14.""' -~ TM..._.... --I• .... - PUBLIC NOTICE MU~VTH COA$T l'INANC•AL __ l'lllNTINO ~ICTITIOUI aVStlllell (.()4$T l'IHAHOM.. .. t1111'1NG MAM& ST A TeM•lllT COAST PIUlllTI HO ,,,. ... _,,. ...--. M'9 ~ SOUTH CX>AST PttlHTIHG, UOll _._,.. _,,_ ---· •1411 er..~ HUNltMGTOH 011. COM~AHY Mitt•. Clflt 9MS3 16111 Gr-vi.w l.•M. """"...,°" JOl\ft C..•••toft wr19111. 2Hll ...... c.. -""'"''" I....-..i1rs. Gellf. 9JUJ Gr-E Al'Qel>rqrt l~ftO Tiit\ -11 ~ttd lty .. tft· ~r\Mr I. ~II~-Lene, MUfll ¥- 1ft9t0ft 8-. CA -.-Wri9ftl M 1U L -· tit.a I>-• Tiii\ \'-""'4 we flted wtttl -Or An:-.. c.. ,_ c-ty ci.n of Or-Coumy on w 111....,. 11 --.... s.m llO'f• .. "'°""mber tJ. tm St. ........... c.. '211• ,., ... Ro ber I F w...... 1]02 L• ......,.,,,... Or-(Mp Delly Piiot M•""ow Aw . ~ 04...,.. C• DK 1, 14, 11, •• 1m W•·T'I .,.11 1.e..:=..:..::·~.~ =-PUBLIC NOTICE J«• w 11·•-. ~a..<<-• ,tCT1T1oUi"ausiiii""ss--cL. S... J-c-sir-. C.. tJ(,I\ M.AMa SlATaMalllT ..,,.. U::-tt! .I~-:.."'°' E-IOll T ... fOf-1"9 _..,.,, ••• 00•"11 llt<ll•rCI E M~tft9 It'll! V•• ..... ~;:T Ull Y t<OME S IOOU s.n;:.:..~ LI;;:.::-2":,*:: W If-G•rl-·-· M....tlftfll...; ih«ll. . , .. "-·---El foro C.. "2UI ""'"" M ¥< H•"'••. 10012 Tll" IMNMU " <-1.0 llV a C...-flN ·-· -1"9t0ft a..c11 • ........ _..,..,,.,. c.tttw-.... G<-E ""9MW~ O.r. so ........ IQI \el>l-la T••· Tll~ ,_ ... llled .,,., ,,,. rece, ear-., M.-C.tlforN• ..u COUftlY a.n. of 0r.,.. ~v on l"" _,,.., ,, <..-1..:1 D• • Honm-a. tm Hml!t41.-t~ l'IMS ""'ll•H Mc-........ Or ..... ~ 0..ty l"llOI Tiii\ ..__ w• fO«I wllt\ ,,_ MOv >l. JO. DK r, 1' ,.,. _,. C-IY Clerll of Or .. 91 C-"1Y ... . ---o.um-s. ,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE PlU'IQ ...,.,,.,,.. O'-eoe.. 09f ty Piiot DK 1. 1 .. 11.a, tm .. ,._,.. PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE OF UBL IC .................... ...... -.... 0.,..0...,...·KfJ nn., baa ........... , eq, I\.'~ la • ..-u. ...... lnlM IDdlilbtal Oompla. TM fai:WQ, al IU C.1pmu 4.._ &a Ga:rdm Ol'Oft, wW a. tlled to wll'tlla•• ad muufeetun .-,lie pndgcta. 'ftle llldMfal WU ..... ,..,. Zurelt Uoktt~ Ltd., "' T...-.o '°' --· It ll .. ol &brM __ ....... deftkpd bJ Zunttlltbe . .. a1:e!9C..8•P11la .. Tel4 The Pr91ey Compam• of Newport 8eacb have neported after.tu •arnlnll of 14,011,000 or ft.OS per lbare, OD,......,._ oll31,lOO,OOO for the third qoartel' ended Oct. 11. 1'bll ccapans to eamlnp ot •.m.ooo or t. n ~ aban, OD rneauet of sao.a,ooo for the period I:.,. llww OUtltand1na for the quarter were 3.151. 112, compared to 8,927,W lut year. ..._11ee Ft,... 11..,e• Yepn A.uoclates, Inc., a aervtctna company to the banldne and aavtnp ud k>an iaduatriu, wiU move Peb. 1 to lart:! quarten ln Costa ll•a. The move from ta Ana to the Imperial Bank Bulldiq at 815 Town Center Drive, will pro- vide 6.~ 9e1uare feet of office apace LEASE ft From The Leader WE ARE OFF TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR! Benefrt From Our Pnc1ng Policy. Selection And Superb Service NABERS ~ffefi~ OPEN7DAY8 260aHARBOR BLVD •• COSTA MESA 540-8100 PUBLIC NOTICE PtJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plt1111 -----------~ .... 0r-. CMlll o.ll't l"lleC, -·••,n ....... ,,..•.t• •1•1-1'• -----------~----------· PtJ8UC NOTICE E'ortDGrd 'Loolc Grumman Aerospace technicians prepare this forward-swept wtDi ft&bter aircraft model for wind tunnel t.-tiaa lD the com- pany's Lona llland, N.Y. laclllty. The aircraft la e:a:pected to provide future military aircraft with added maneuverability and fuel aavinp. Mutual Funds, Stocks Due to tnmmluJoo probMma. mutual IUnds and over-the-counter stock.I do DOt a,ppear todQ. Small specialty shopping center to be bullt. More than I s mllllon tourlst1 visit this t>eautlful wine country area annually. Gross strictly llmlted In area making this an excelfe-nt lnve-stment opJ)Ortunlty. Ready to oo. Call Put a few word• to work for you In th• PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUI 941M••M ltAMll ITA~WT T,_ ,_... --'-...... llvU _ .. ftOW fll f HGI HfE .. IHG SUtVICf . """~ Lii H-· '""'°" BNcll CA., ... L._ro HOdQt\. 1.m C.lou<nt.r Lii, H..,.llnQ!on S.•11. CA n~ '"'' """""' .. ·--.. ., ..... OIVtd<,,•I L_d...,._, Tl\h •1.91-1 .... filed "'"" ,._ (tU'llY (lor• Of ()r-Colin!'( Oft O.tttnDe• ~ 19" Pll790 ftul>41.,_ Or-C..1t Delly PllOt OK I 14 11. 1'. lf7' .. II " PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE DAILY PILOT PUBLIC NOTICE Ptaem ~..._.or.,. c.te Detty,..... MU•tC:ll"AL COU•T CA4J~••.a 0 P "°"· U, •. O.C.. 7, 14, "" , ... ,.,. COUNTY CW ottMO• MAalCMt 'UotC:.~ ottTalCT .... MMeCMlll ••WPOttT e9A(M, CA .... l"LAIHTIPP C:OU.ICTIOH CON· PUBUC NOTICE ,ICTITtOUI wte•IM UMt ITATIUM.,. TIM .......... .--••• ...... • TaOL 1u•e.w 01,.&NOANT a O e I" T Aftf'LllO TICMNO\.OOY, •Jet Galle ............ S.. OefNl!le, CA State 'OPEC' Proposed L06ANOEL&S (AP> -BacklAUae ma. ud ....... and eleetrldty ,... dlOPD8d wtt.b t.be comuuctkla al each new power' pl.&Ai and natural 1u termlnal, and utWtS• bad Uae pleuut taa al loweriq c:uatomen' rates wb1Je provtd1q better' service. "Unfortunately, thoM euy times are put," John BrJIOO. prMideot of tbe CaJilor'Dia J>vblic UUlltks Commluloo aald tlda week. "Fuel eoaa ak~ with the oU •mberto of 1'71 and bave eoatinued to climb dnce. •• 8PIU.KING AT A downtown clTtc 1roup luncbecln. Bryaon deacrtbed new PUC Pf"OIJ'&ma be aaid will encou.rac• cus1ocDer ~auoo and decreae U.S. dependency on foreten oll l"e90Ul'C9I. Callfomlana ~d reduce their ua.e of natural IU and electrldty by ZS pettent throucb metboda now available, but have only cut usqe by S s>eT cent. he aaid. "U we achieve the rema1nln1 20 percent. CaWomia will aave the eoercY equivalent ol 95 mllllon barrels ol oU a year," be 1a.ld "I would IUHesl that Call/omlana mlaht form their OWD OPEC -an Or1aniution of Pet.rolewn·Efficlem C.Worn.l&na.'' t----------~ ----~~----~ PUBLIC NOTICE PtJllUC NOTICE ONK PVC &DPONS& to U. ch ..... ftlll out.look bu been to nvene n&e ~to,. ward amal1 cocau.men wttb tM lowest rai... BrylOD Mid. Jn Uae put. Uae ~ tbe conAm.. UM laa tt paid fol' each UDlt al t\ail. Tbe comm••kJn a1ao la 11 H"'t: trim -.iro uaa1e clurtna peak au.mm.er bour'I ra1llna -*· trlcal ,... for ...... lDdUltltal mst.oaMn dmtac thoM perio41. Bryaon aaid. It COits aim.t Ulne limn as maam to paera&.e ~ d'1ltn& peat boun. be aaMl. ID aotlan' ~ IDOH, .,_ Mid Uae PUC will aom •DDOUDCe a plan for electrie uUliu. to bQJ bedl from lnduatrtal customen I.be electrlctty they ceoerate .. a byproduct al lndUltrlal ~ CHIH. ' Preuurued ateam -a form cl enerp now be· 1n1 lost u wute -ll ooe a.ample of t.b1a kiDd ol co1eoeraUOo. 8ryl0ft Mid. • ··cahforrua w1U be the ft.rst st.ate to establi.ab practical pohc1es and procedun!a for co1enera· Uon." Brysoo &&Jd '"Our stMf hall already Iden· U (1ed about two~ industrial ftrm.a acrou the state that can be produciJll eJedrldty wtthlo the nert two ~an " Pl Bl.JC NOTlCE PUBUC NOTICE ------------ 10 .,. n~ • . i.-. .. -· ... II .. .,. ~· ... II t\lo. '• ' N DAILY PtLOT •• The qumtkm ti: WW tb4i Clld IWJG fallllllM daat ..... doml.D&ted tbelpqhetU hqe•a•• -~DOW bJ'blsCCll'· paitat.f1pl9? That aia.y lodeed be wbllt't b1PP1D'nc t.blM dQI a Chi bta food )Jl'OCellOn b.avt set tMlr .,. GD tbe put.a Ululrtt, which la ll'OW'lns steadily beeame ~ mac~ raYioll ancf otbel'Putu beatdaeprteeot'a>ial-Ud dia. eYCrJ'bodJ lovfll toatlt. Aca>&DING TO Robert Green. wbo i1 the · keeper ol tbe r.eordl by virtue ol bis poNt.ioo u neeutive dinldor ol the l'htional Macaroni Kanufactu:ren Auocta· tioo ln Palantlne. lll., Money Tree American ccmsumptioo of pasta baa doubled ln the put » years and ti nmnblg ahead 13% Lbia year. That brings us up to about 10 lbs. per person a year. a Jooi way from the ltalian per capita intake of 65 11» a year but ahead or mocst ol tbe other countrle. int.be world That's a1ao enough to aeoerate sales of about $1 btWon a year, wtucb aa certamly ot more than passing interest lo aucb corporate beavywe1gbb u Foremost-McKesson, Herthey Food.I. Borden and Pillsbury, all of wbom have recently staked out major poaiUom ln this market by ac· quinne exislini pasta manufacturers. BOB G&EEN ESTIMATES that there are about 100 cotnpanies mating pasta in the Umt.ed Stat.es. Flfty-ftve belong to bis auociation. The top 20 companies probably account for 80% of total output -and the share held by Uu.s group seenu to increase all the llme. Pnvately-owned compames nm by ltallan-Amencan ram1hes continue to be strong factors. The baggest spaghetti martet.a in the country att probably New York and Boston and the brand leaders there are llAhan com· panaes. Ronzoo.I m New York and Pnnce tn Boston On the West Coast the brand leader is another locally- owned ltahan company. Golden Gratn Local Italian brands are strong in other parts of the country too VP TO NOW THERE bas never been a national pasta bra nd because nearly all the companies manufacture out of one plant and it's too costly to ship boxes of spaghetta around the country. But that'a likely to ~hange ln the future as the market grows. 1be corporate IJl&nts now malung spa&heW are perfectly capable of putting up multiple plants. U Cbeaebrough-Pond's can make Rago spaghetti sauce on both the East Coast and the West Coast. so can the pasta romparues The largest pasta mater we have i.s Jeney C1ty·s C.1'~ Mueller. which WU rounded in 1.887. Mueller WU •lwaya known as the spagbeUJ for noa.ltaliana. Henry Mueller used to aay. ·· Italaan.s wouldn't buy my spalbetti lf I put a Coill wat.c:b m the padqe." Oil Issues Highlight Stock Market's Rally N1!':W YORK <A Pl -Stock pn~ roM ln active tnd- inC today with oil i.ISues amoq I.be St.rocli performe~ Tbe Dow Jo.es anrqe ol 30 industrial stocks eained s.• potnla to 1415 oc Ute New Yon Stock Excbaqe s''"""" •• rtw> ....,,.,.rs,t ...,, • .,. !iipolll ... 1 NllW \'OltltCAi-1 ....... O..i-...... ·~"' • '"" °t:'.si :r., ~ ~. ~ ,.1 ... m41n. .. tt1n""''•'A It VII •n tit II,., .. '°'"• ..... U Sf• 1" 01 JtR.V ,., " »1 II+ 111 ·-.. . .... . ,,... , .. .... Ull~ .. , .... u St• • • ...... N EW Vitt( (API "-'°" ,_..,.., ,,....,, __ .. --_.,. __ ..,-....... . ,_ ~ "° , .... -... '"'to-tf77 l•- NV Stoca -o.eoo.ooo ,._...,CICIO U.UOODI ..... ODO ZJ.&10,• 70.110.000 ............ • .. 1.000,0DO s.m.-.- Due to late transmission today's l isting will not appear in the Daily Piiot. BIU.WQRKMMf Dawkins: A Pane Endured BJ H1JGRA. •VLUGAN ERIE, J>a. CAP) -Darryl Dawkins, my collea"1e taJJdnc at the columnJat'• craft, baa been mentioned unfavorably In dl1patchea In connecUon with the busti.nl up of a couple of public playpena. When not authortn1 ele1ant ea1ay1 wblch appear every Tu.e1day In the Philadelphia Journal, a sports publlcaU.on, the Dawk -to use botb bll pen and playpen name -moonllehta aa center for the Pb11adelpbia 78ers in the National Buketball Association. THE ERUDITE phrase slinger happened to be p1rouet· tang suspiciously nearby when basketball backboard!! were shat· tered v.ithin n recent week of each other in Kansas Caty and Philadelphia The fans' term for such a mmd·blowmg, glass showering happening is the "'slam dunk ·· NBA Comm1ss1oner Larry O'Brien. definitely not amused, termed both incider.ts dan1erous to the players and destructive of lea1ue propetty No purut1ve action was taken against the ponderowi. playful prose stylist, who at 6 feet 11 and 252 poWJds may be the biggest thmt:: on the literary scene since Gilbert Keith Chesterton or Hilaire Belloc or both IN A STERN memorandum to NBA owners and general managers, however. O'Bnen an· nounced that henceforth players who cause backboards to shatter ·'will be ejected Immediately from the game and, absent the mo s t ex t e nuating cir<'umstances, be automatically suspended without pay for at 1.-a11t lbe n ext re1ularly scheduled 1ame." An immediate technical foul and SlOO flne will also be im· posed. The Dawk eractoualy aareed to dunk more delicately, While denying complicity lo eit.ber ln· cident, which he seemed to re· gard aa acta of God or perhaps, in hla poetic soul, like aometh1na along the lines of T.S. Eliot'• rata feet over broken alau. LIKE HI8 PLAYING style, lhe Dawk'1 prose style la robust, vi1oroua and colorful, charac- terized by the fut break and the shock, aock endine. In one ol bl.I early columns, Darryl drolly described bJmaelf to ht.I readers u "The Muter Blaster of Total Diauter who always 1eta wbat be'• after." Llke Truman Capote, Gore Vidal, Ernest Hemin1way and other leadl.nl American literary lights, DUTYl Dawkins never sraduated from collese. In fact. be never iot there al all. Buket· ball ICOUtl, outraeiDI th• literary aceata and En111ab de- partment recrulten, plucked tbl• omnulaelut ( wblcb la Greek for a iuy who ~ backboards inltead of lcoDI) from tbl balls ol Maynard Evan Hilb Sebool ln Orlando, J'1a. Loa• may be relp. even If be doH atve Larry O'Brien and col· Haeum Janlton around tbe ctrcUlt a pane every now and then. 57 MILLION SEE MOND~~ GAME 4 • ., MGn C IAON ~!:.'l!lllfiilil ...... ...., C4llaD ,.. ... , ... to&dla ...... Qd Mrflq 1 ~~ OD dia~ OM IDON ua· ~ U lM Qara#I 10 for tM Pd -tM Clfl' .. "Y• OGD· fereace football cbamplon1hlp at AAaMlJD ~-. U ltalU at • llDd 1tucUn1 tD tbl ~ of ~·· queat. before an = c:rowd ot d,000 la ct.fe lve·m aedlanda. a a.racUUooal ctr footbell power uader veteran Coacb PHI Womack. ltacb enters wttb an U·2 overall rec-ord and a team laced wlt.b AU-CIF can- dJdatel. SDISON. WHICH SWEPT lo lta HCood atral&ht Su.Diet Loque cbam· plonablp, la a touchdown favorite becauae of Its explo1lve backfield, wbleb lncludee tailback Kerwln Bell and quarterback !'rank Seurer. Bell, lhe all·tlme Oran1• Cou.nty 1ln1le H&101J ndhinl leader wtth 2,0l5 yards on 248 carries, bu acored 21 touchdowns, 11 Oran1e County'• Back ol the Year and a virtual 1boo-ln u the CIF Southern SeetJon 'a Player ot the Year. Soulht by virtually every major col- le1e ln the country, the 5-10, UJ&.pound Bell bu aeored three toucbdowm or more oo six occulona. In reacbJne the final•. Edl100 ellmloated Fontana, 14·14, and Bell tc0red four toucbdowm lut week. SEDLANDS PINISBED second to Fontana In the Citrus Belt Leape, b · ln& a 7-45 dedsloo. The Terrien entered the CJF playoffl with a defenae that bad allowed 39.8 yards per eame ruablnC. keyed by nose suard Peter Oweoa <S-2. 198) and end Ray Carrillo. ··Redlands ls not as big u Servile." says Edison Coach Bill Workman. "But they are quicker." Redlands was unscored upoo ln the first and third quarters tbrougb the Ter ....................... rilt'I• ftnt 10 Pm•. uc1 UC. tbe DlaJofta U ... two tHIDI (lilts l>tt Ud a J'rolneu> baw belD llaclt out. WomllCk lild ldl Terrltrt Intl Bell ta tbe lttl playoffs wben ll9dlud1 ellpilalted Francu B1tb ud beld hlm to M yuda • .. Edllon Ill a JDOre cti•entfted club." HJI WomKk ... With Bell and s.&nr. UMJ art a ft.nil team.'' ssuan took much ot tbe beat o11 Bell ln tM vidorJ over FontaD.a. put· ..... ...... _, ....... Serelce, ••• ••ew •r• 41•r1Der. --WOftaMft --lnl for 111 Jarda with 15 completklm ln 25 attempta. For tbe MUOD, the three-year Sd1loa starter baa paued for lt touehdona, compl«ina 122 ot D attempta tor 1,807 yardl. Ttsbt end Mark Boyer ii the c:h1ef tar1et, bavlDc caupt '4 PUMI for 871 yards. EdlaoD'• dtfmae, led by linebackers Blll Malavul and Troy Seurer, baa el· lowed Ollly 10 toucbdowlll to ltl lut 10 oppooeota and bu lbowD mart.S Im- provement since the early portion ol the DOD·leque le&IOD. AMONG TllB STANDOlJTS on de· tense are Cbri.J Bowey. Chrta lleinba.rdt and BW Tbomu, alon1 with a enact aeeondary. The blue·elad Terriers answer Edison'• defeD1e with an I offen.ae, 1eared to tallback Sbet.er Lewta, who bu ruabed for 1.380 yardl on 250 carrta and a 5.5 aver.,e. o.r ............ ~ This ts EdiloD'• aecood appeuance ln lhe CIF finala, bavinl woo lbe 3·A crown ln 1970 wben Coacb Blll Vail's outfit stopped Lompoc at UC Santa Barbara FRANK SEURER GEARS EDlSON'S OFFENSE TONIGHT. ' ............... Tritons Go for It Underdogs Bid for CIF Crown San Clemente Haab 'a Tntons. lhe second stral&bt Cinderella team out of the South Coast Leasue to eana a berth ln the CIF Central Conference football fioal1, put It on the line tooitht for the c ba m plonsh.l p A 7:30 it.art at Santa Ana Bowl p1t.s the Triton•. S 4 during the regular seuon and third place fan11btrs 10 league play. agamst beefy Esperanu IT IS TllE CULMINATION of a re· markable season for Coach Allie Scball'a Tntona. who have endured crippling injuries to key persoooel and the complete collapse ol a pauin& at tack. In the past four 1amea, wbicb lncudes a 22·12 bl to leasue champion M.iuion VleJo and three playoff victories, San Clemente baa completed one pua for 14 yards (by ballback Jeff Banner>. ElCbt other attempts fell incomplete and tb.ree otben were lntereepted. Jumor Jim Mounce, wbo played In hi.I firlt vanity pme when San Qemente edpd Paramount ln overtime, dl.recta tbe Trltona' wi1bbone offense at i~!~rbaek, which revolYea around er'a nm.olftl. Kt>noy Smith a.od a remark.able secon- dary. with Banner at rover • ··1t•1 dlfflcult to PHI OD San t Clemente ... av& Coacb Olen HUUap, wboae El Dorado tum. ranked No. 1 ln the ebmi.n.at.aons. was ousted by San Cl~mente In lbe semis Espt"ranza. u.nder Coacb Pete Yoder. v.bo was lbe Blair High co.ch when Bishop Amat lost the 4·A t.aUe in 1969, ' boasts tailt.ck Mlke Keefe ('2 car-ttr ' touchdowns for the Aztecs) and KS- pound lineman Steve Williama. i "TRIS IS Oua BEST team In the five years I've been at Esperama," qys a Yoder. "We're at a pomt where we are 1 aa eood u we· re aolDa to pt." ~ E1peram.a ls a toucbdown favorite ~ too.11bt.. but Banner saya tlaat doea 't ~ faze tbe Tri.tom. "We've beeo ... _,.~11N'ldolJl1NN all aeuoa. I We u.ou,M we bad ao.t tbo much to ln· Ju.rte.. but Paramount never aaw an op. t.loa team like ours.•• ,, ti doubtful «a-per-ama--ha ... I anytbJnc quite lib tbe Trttma' nm-l"UD- nm opdaD st7le oat al tbe wtsbbcme, either. But 1f Sm aem-te•a f'ee8ll saeew ls uy lndleatkm. tbe came wm be ct. dded ID Ula tl"llDtbea .... Sebroeder. I Arw. Daw l'clrd and St.ewe (.nb•m reside. - JEFF BANNER. ALUI! ICHAFF (IN.-rl GUIDe MN CLlllENTE. TBS SEAL RY to tbe Trttam' ll&C· cell, however, bu bam t.betr IUftocat· lnl defeme, led by DOH pard Jobn Sdaroeder. end Cwt Arona. liDeblleker -BJ~Cut .John Sevano . '-"i ..... /'~ . . . Malavasi Gets I .ast Laugh . ·~/> Ram Coach Ray Malavaal and the mayor ol Fontana bad quite a tete·a·tele the put week. It all started when Malavui, toque.ID· c:beek, announc.S that Kerwin Bell would 1aln more than 200 yards and !'.d1lcm Ht.lb would "kick Fcmtana's butta'• ln the CIF aemtl lut Friday. Well, word ol tbh predletico reached Fontana and It prompted the mayor to Hild a telecram. In effect, It state4 th.at the Ram coach bad enoulb problems Just lettiill b1I OWD team on the field aDd th.at maybe be lbou1d t.ad to b1a own bullMll &bd won1ea rather tbn tboile '1 otben. w~u, as tbole ~ bappea. Malava&I'• cryaw ball proVed eor1'1Ct .. Bell aal.ned 202 ¥ardl and Jtd1.aon Wblppiid f'ccltana, N-lC. Malav .. i, WbO •taTed quiet until att.r tie~. amwrend UM ••JOI' a couple Of daya later wltb a S-l•tnm of bll on .. ~, "I'm cla4 to ... JOU clCJo•t tmow mueh about fOotball. WMD 1 Med tom• MS~oe •boUl pc»ll4lca l'U -. nre to Call -·· #·-· ' • *. ,... llGGDI' IOKS.' 0r f.,_, cm UM J1liillrkW' ~ ew ii wUt oce~ Dee. .,.... .... .........,_ ............ tM 0 Ut• ill At~ to ......_ ... ~ ........ , ... ...... *All,,_.. ..................... . •• ,.., ...................... 0 .. chanced; that a lbuffle wu neeell&l'1 to cut dOwn tramportatlon eoau. Goldeu Wett wu IOlal to tbe Metaopolltu Con· ferenee; &ddlebaek wu IOlDI to tM South Coast; Mt. Su ADtoaio WU moYiq totheSoutbera Cal. 1be ru.IDIW9 were peat. But, ala. that'• all theJ were. . .rumors. Juat llU tbe ~ MY• ,.ean tbe com· miu.ta aot toaetber and came up rib nothtu, uro, lildl. lat.ad, tbeJ sat around. had co«.. and "'*""'* and talked aboiut Where everyone wu _.,for ti.elf am.tmaa vacatlona. Well. I, for cme. am alek of bllaitDI Uout wbat u.,•r. lcUI to do. Do .,.,..,. a favor, kMP • futin meetltloto,.,....,. All the ........ eommitteell .... 11tak· ln&. upourU• llldtMltta. Tla•y accompll1)aed 11 mucll at a husband ln a bammoek, .ad are abioql • uMIUJ•a~. Saddlebaek Athletic Dlnetor Bill Kelly Juat lauiMd at the DOtlon. ell*'ally eo~· ln• f.rom awe. Tbe am ... mem at.em.med from GWC'I torrid comDtdtioe ln tbe SoatberD Cal Can· fennce, wfllcb would make tbe b1lb eebool South Caat Leque look eaoa, b)' c:om· partaoo. \lhite New Head Coach At Dlinois J1' & CU-: "Yean ~ our country bad trMt statesmen lib Wubincton, Jtffenon and Lincoln. Now they're all wide recelven." ............. , ............ uo. .Ye wtthoutE.wten ~.,....... Ill (tblp) ad sen, (toodl), Notre Dame la • pretty &QOd but team. 1'be fowtb-reted 1rlab bUUt a :tr-point euahloo lD the ftnt ball and aled an J&.point performcce from ~ Jaebea to coast put YilttlnC St. 10NPb'a. '1t-58, 'Iburaday Dlpt. .. Ceuter .._ Dr •pr acOred 21 polab u Athletes ln AeUoa over- eame a 3"31 balft1me deficit to beat Blola. 7$.55. ln an exhlb6· t1oo came . . . K.el.ta ....._, •• a> points. bl• 6'7tb atral&ht game in doub&e fllures, helped third·ranked Ohio State cruah Yialt· ing Cal Poly (Pomona), 87-c& ... Leadiq only 38-33 at halftime, Louisville went on a · 14-0 tear that, alo111 with Darrell GrUDth'a 28 point.a, was enough to beat North Carolina-Charlotte, 93-76 in the Louisville HolldQ buketball tournament. Louisville advances to tonlght's finals against w .. t.ern Kentucky, a 7Ml wtnner over . EvanavUle . • • Senior forward 'erry ..._.... Brown. aeored 23 polnta and juoiol' suard '-._,, 11 .ddld 22 u San DleCo State defeated Okl1bnma State, J0&.100. M Odem poured tn 39 poUJll for tbit Cowboys. n.en ••• •a, ... 1 B.U s..,,eraufl Tbe NHL office bas announced that Iii PblladtJpbia bu been ftned '3,000 and defememan ' ...., IWt of the K.lnp ti_. been auspeoded for two pmea a tbe resQh of a~ brawl ~-I •.. Malt Leadl and Bill 8arlaeT eacb acored ID a -..eecand apu of the ft.Dal two minutes u Pblladelpbia loPMd Quebec, &-4, llvln8 the Flyen their 25th strallbt NHL wUl' wUboat a defeat ..• ID otber action 'Ibanday Dl&bt. 'haJ lleKepeJ ucl DeM SmWa scored Buffalo &oala 41 seeonda apart early lD the third period to break a 1·1 Ue and lead the Sabres to a 5-2 trtumpb over Chicaeo . . . a.41 ...,.._ •• IOft backb1nd coal w1tb 1:11 remaininl lifted Detroit to a M tie with Boetoo . . . Tbe Toronto Mapfe Leafs aDDOQDCed they bJve traded left winger Reg 'fteau to Quebec for left wtnaer Ter17 Mutla and defenaeman One .Pantlla . . . Hartford announced that forward Mike All· &•1.ta would be l<>11t for an lndefln>t.e period with a frac· turedJaw. ~azz WI•• Fe•r•• Ga•e I• • a.., Tbe Utah Jau won their fourth straight game Tlnanday night, 1'4-114, over San Antonio behind A4lrlaa DudeJ'• 36 polnts ... ID other NBA ac· Uon Waller Oaftl and Paal W.aplaal proved too mueb for..._. M1looe u Phoenix scored a 121·113 win over Houston. Davia and Weatpbal ba4I 31 and 30 potnta, respec- tlftly, to overcome Malone's 33 polnta and 22 reboundl ... l!IYlll ea,.. dropped in a pair of free throws with thrff seeonda left in overtime to &Ive Wublngton a 115-113 vtctory over Qeveland. Mere P,...lem• at Nne Me~• Atb.1etle problems at the UDiverattJ of New • llnlco keep poppln& up. Three Lobo football ~7en were found to have enrolled in tbe Nm• eoUel• course that led to llx buketba11 p1Qen belnl~ and ult la found that tbe fOotbal1 plaJen did DOt atbe COUJ'M, the Lobos may have to forfeit llx foot.- ball pmes. Tbe playen, Qda O.M. Dani Wflkk and DarJ'I .,,_were wd to bave been emoUed lD the ''Curnat PrOblema and Prlnctpl• of Coada1q Athletes" course. 'l'Mft Will be SM> prot_.ional boDq ln the atate of New York until m tn'Nltlaatloa LDto the rlDI death of Willie a .... la eom~ and new 1afety meumw can be implemented. leek Pa t It 1 tlDt, dWrmaD of tbt New York State AtblM!c Comm~ aakt Uae ,_,.,,,.._ coul4 1ut from ooe to two ...a. . . armer yanu.·11anaaer111D1 llar&la says there wW be DO more c:ommmta from b1m about bis ex·bou. a...... &erl Pt t 1r, after belnl told bJ American Lee.sue Pr..amt JM llaeftall that bfa bueball tutun could be ~ lf tie clldn't eDd the vubllc tqUabbliDI that bu ,_ • 11Dee Stelnbnmner fired lluUD Oct. a . ~ ...... n: Bone Radnl -Loi Alarnttoe mpustrta, ?:IO p.m •• Cit al a. Rama Prrilew, =m., "'"""" 11. ~ Butetball -at Labra, I p.m., KLAC (l'IO). Womm'a 8Mk.cJ)all-PNticWl)hl1 at Dreama. 7:IO ,.:a .• aaa c•:S no. .,~Y!anm•·• ...... t----&7•to&M ........... appareaUy_ HI'\~ ~Urt tia• Aa1911 .. bit ... ••te. · · 1'ie1 an a U.ID to lrilk IMt nu'• ca. reoord ti u,.m 1e1100 Ueket ••1••· aad ..um ... fa. &M ftDU eOat tlllla ..... .,. nDllDI .. blO • 11.000. ' .. 1t•1 Juat incredible. We atr.ady ha" men t.bu •• IGld and,...-~ ... baft ~. of"OV nnewala trcm lut ,._an Y:!~l' MYS Uctet ~t lpol'eswom&D SU.U Welal. TBS Ml,'8 800ll WU Dal trt11ered by U.. ••= ea-pauloa of Ar:labelm um. Even tboUCb capadtJ la belna entarftd from a.-to nurty 10,CHH) to accommodate tbe Rama' 18 IQOYe, .AOCM of the new aeata wU1 be sold at the beclnnln1 of tbe baaeball HUGO· "We probably won't be able to uae tbOlle aeats UDWAupat (tbe deadline for coQatructloD)," Welal says. "We haven't even tboulbt about prtce ran1e for thoaeaeats." 1ut.ed. Antel club offtdala point to the 1979 pennant race u tbe reaon beb1nd the •u.rae in Ucket aales. When pre-aeuon advance tickets went oo aale Nov. 5, hqe lines formed at the stadium windowa. '"POa " wsa we bad to itve numbers to people at the aoor," Wel11 aaya. "Wben t drove to work that flnt day and saw the line, I almoet turned around and went home." Most of the available fteld- level sea.son boxes have already been aold; only 1 few remain down by each foul pole. Tbe same bolds true for the terrace- level seat.a. Tb• moet popular aellen rilbt now are tle••level season ticket.I. Tbe view level la the b11best deck tn the stadium, formerly aoid at S2 per aeat ca a •lo&Je.p.me. aeneral aclmlqlon bula~ For $MO, a buyer cu DOW -a ..... tlcat ~ bom• plate Oil that upper level. &rm8&U'Boo &be top wUI be sold oo a 1ame·b7· game, rete!'Ved·Nat bull for' $3. A llmlied number of Mata on the view level will remain cm tbe $2 1enenl admt11ioa, system. Seuon tickets remain to be aold oa the clab level (same level u the preu bos), bdt thj Ansell can't i>"l tho9e Oil tllilD block until they 1et f1Da1 en.a. 1ram1 fro01 the constnacUoq company. Group Sales Director LJ1lll Kirchman alJIO report.a that all private d1DiDi rooms available exclualvely for croups have been sold out for each home date next year. A atand·by reservation Hat. la belol accepted. Irish Coach Apologizes SOU'111 BEND, lad. <AP> - Not.re Dame buketball Coech Dl11er Pbelpe aald TbundaJ nl1bt that be apolo1l1ed to UCLA eo.cb Larry Brown fer mlareadlnl a attuaUon lovohtnl Kelly Trlpucka'• lnjury ln Tuesday's TM4 Tidor'J OYel' the vlllliDI Callfornla aquad. •'I talked to Larr1 bJ tele_pbone_ t.bla afternoon and apolOllMd for wtlat bappeoed lD the lat few MeODda · 'l'wa1 nl1bt." Pbelpe told Hporten Tbunda1 D11bt after Notre Dame'• 79-11 victol'7 over St. Josepb'1, Ind. "ID all tbe eon- fuloo when ltellf. wu burt, aomeone told me a Vet.A= bad b1t blm lD tbe moa&h. we found out later &tii& WUD't trilii. ..I told b1m 1 wa IOITJ, tblt I • 11mpl1 mlaread wliat aeman, ::2"~·.::u~-= udf---•far•llatiaOI• .,. ~ .............. •' • --~~~~~--~~~ ....... ~--------------~~.~~~---------...,.1~~~~~---~-----......... ~ PREP B.4SDTB4U abWlY to u.dle N~rt Harbor'• a.1-1 aone ,..... •• lb• lattn •t•ctio:! "nn1ndQ·1 .t~. aHboulb tbe cnpt to wltb1D ..U wtt.b •: M W\ before van Hom 1Ueoced the Tan for ,oc)d wttb of bl.I• polnta lD tbl Dal 1:0 of play. "It wu the aame tb1ni UW SUnny Oilers for Title •flf S'U GOING TO BA ft to try to talD OQr composure aaliDlt RUat· l JIWe Beecb. But I wouldn't be IUl'- pNed lf BUlltiqtoo Beach 1M1 to a zone acalmt ua.'' Eatanda lbooten CODDeCted OD 2S ol 35 tbrouala tbree quartert ••&Jnat Newport'• aone. then flnJthed wtth seven ol 10 &om tbe fteld aplDlt the Sallon' man-te>man tactkl, with Van Rom the ke7. Fronted and backed ma.t of tbe time ln Newport's zone, Van Horn did evet'f · ~ r10t. Ultq bJI d toacb from u.w , ... ~ lulde, ~ t aulltl, a couple ot dank ebota, a or two and deflDH to full ettect1vene11. TRI! DrANOA 8SNIO&, an All-CIP MleeUan for tbe &ulel' lt'lt Sea View Leap~. had 35 poiDU Tuel· day ID a .Setory over Katella. Wl\b Ida taai'• lboottna pemmtqe at• pen:eat (21 of 75 ll'om tbe fteld>. Newport Harber Coacb Jerry DeBulk was bard pre11ed for comment. althouab be did acknowledae Cory Evertwt'1 early boatd wotk and 11 Poi.all and the defenaive qulclmeu ol Alan Gaddis. Alao playt.aa •ell for OM wtnoen were ToDy Camp, Tim K.rolmfeldt and Kent Smith. S1"EVE VAN HORN lmR!FROM ROD LAVER 'Ii &LUSTMTU> 11'1 _.. ~ GWC, Gauehos Keep Rolll1.g Soccer Game Set • AU three area junior colleaes conUnue tbe bullet in it.a loss to Paaadeo.a. West LA tried to play a four-comer tournament :1:{ today althouah only Altbouah the Lancers (7-3) could &boot slowdown pine I.a an effort to nrtall Saddleback Golden West will bie only 43 percent from the floor, tbe Sadd.leback'1 nm-and·aWl style, but tbe battlin1 lD the winner'• bracket of the Pirates were even wone, coanec:ttna on ploy didn't work reapecUvetourney1. 23 of 57 abota for 39 pe~t. JCevtn Kqee led all aconn lo the Saddlebtack will meet San Dleeo Mesa The Pirates ('"2) trailed tbroQPout same with 2JO polnta and be al.lo added at 8 p.m. lo the aecond round of the the finrt half and went to tbe locbr 10 rebounda. Pete DeCuu helped open Holiday Cluaic, belnl boated by the room behind by aeven at the ID· Ma1ee'1 lDalde came aa be bit for 14 Gaucboe. point.a oo MVen out.aide shots. Saddleback won lta tlnt round pme }C B4SKET1141L Tburac:t.y defeat.lns West LA, 7f.51. Gold9n WMt 74, Ql1ndll1 • Or&n1e Cout, meanwhile, wun't u tenniuloo. But Tandy Gillll' squad cot The aame was cloH all tbe.., u the fortunate and dropped a ~7 decision hot to open the aecood half, ~I Ruatlen were cllnOni to a ... lead to Pasadena in it.a opeolnJ match of the Pasadena IM to auume a 0-41 with with 3i,., minutes to play. classic 12: 54 to play. Coach Jim Greenfield lbeo put h1I The Pirates played Chaffey today in Unfortunat.ely, the Pirates couldn't team lD1o ita four-comer offeme and the the loser's bracket. keep up the pace and scored but ellbt RuaUen ran almost three mmut. off Golden West enjoyed the benefits of ooints the real of the way whlle the clock before Glendale wu forced to boating it.a own tournament as the Paaadenacauabtandpusedtbem. foul TnDeU Hatton with 45 leCOlidl to Ruatlen woo their fint same, 74-418. play. over Glenda.le. Sllddleback 74, West LA 53 Hatton calmly sank boCJl free tb.ron GWC will meet Fullerton toolebt at The Gaucboe bad no problem lo nm-and added a buket aeeoodl later to 8: LS in round two of the tourney. Ding their l"ffOrd to 10--0 for the aeuon. enaure the vlctory. Here's a look at Tbunday's games: The No. 1 ranked JC team lo the state Hattoo fl.Dished ~ame with 18 held a ~2A lead at the ball and bUtzed pol.nu. Walt £Tam lJ and Dann Peaaden• 18, OCC 57 West LA early in the final at.a.nu. 9-0, to Bowen came off the bench to acore 10 Tbe Saddleback Soc· cer Academy, eatabllabed to clv• quality p_layer1 lJl· dlvtduallled lnltrudion, wtll bold a lndwation 4tXh.lbltioG pme &mda)' at Crvwo ValleJ Cot:D· m":[ Paa 1n Lacua• Nl.J:: 2 o'clock exbl116· Uon ii tbe eulmt.a.atioa of 50 boun of penoo.a1 at- ten tlon at•en to the acadeKQY'• 31 mrollees. •bo will be divided lnto two tams Sunday. Tbe 10-•eek COW'M included 20 bou.n of clauroom in· atrucUao. The next academy. beaded by former California Surf Coacb John Sewell. beCiDs Jan. 5. Orange Coaat bad a bard time ftndlng aaaume a buge S0-29 advantqe. and crab five rebound.a ~~~~~__:.::..:...:.~~-=-~~~~=-~~~~__;:..._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- [Area Teams Eye • ( ''.' • #ff \I .. ,. ~" I ~ ,Tourney Crowns Ocean View, Marina and Dana Htlls battle ror shots at cham- pionships lonigbt as high 1chool ~aketball tournament action COD· ~ues on sewral In.ta. ·"' Marina (f-1) and Dana HDlt (f-2) yie in the Santa Maria tourney and Ocean View (6-0) duels San Lula bbiapo at 6:30 in the Arroyo Grande tourney, each a championship llemiftnal game. Elaewbere Corona del Mar meets i!lfiasion Viejo ror third place at the Troy Invitational (6:45); Mater Del lnvades El Toro for a 7:30 non-league !;me; and Fountain Valley was usied with a consolation game this temoon a&ainat Don Lugo at the Cabrillo Tournament. • Bere ii a look al TbursdQ's ac- 1ion: San Maren 77, FV81 1 An excellmt preu 1't. 5*p MUC09 apelled doom for tbe Ban>m from the bullet. ; The Barooa committed 30 i PREP B.4SKE'l'&4lL ot/ers ln their openln1 round e of the Cabrlllo Clalllc. Sao cO. jumped to a 20-10 ad•an· e at the end of the flnt quarter pd wu never beaded. The Barons (1-4) bad three players ~ore lo double fl&urea led by Jeff Chrtstemen•111 polnta. Cbrll Cowan and Guy McBee added 10 each. ......... 70, Doe ........ 12 Keltb l>awlCJa lcond 10 of bis to Points tn tae IJDa.1 quarter u the Vi-Jdna• handed Dos ~blo. lta ftnt Joe• (S.1) of the leUOD in the opmtna round ~ the Santa Marta 'tourna-: ment. After a •luUlab nni quarter. tbe Vlklll11 startecI ~hll and opmect • M-27 advaalaae at the half. Doe Pueblol cut the deficit to .... titer tbNe quarten, but DaWICID ud t ammate Mike Erhardt (four joint.a) put oo a spurt to open the llnal fnme and atve Marina the wtn. Dan~ aJio made b11_11ft.M- ce !eat for tbe VWDll. b1tUDI Corona del Mar (4·2) then elected to take the final shot and missed at the buzzer. Rich Kindorf led all acoren witb Z3 poiou for the Sea Kinp. Ma.rte Spinn added U pd:ata and 10 reboanda. D•na Hiiia 82, Sant8 Marta 58 Dua Hills almost let th1a one get away as the Dolphins held a 20-pomt lead early in the fourth quarter and then had to bang on to survive. Ron Rentrop and Jim Bertrand were the keys to the Dolpblns' attack as they scored 18 and 17 points, respectively. Oce•n View 83, Portemlle 73 Ocean View almost suffered the aame,,malady aa uana Hills u the Seabawb held • 2$-point advantage going into the final frame and bad to bold off a 1tubborn PonervJOe aquad attbeend. Part ol the Seabawks' problem for ' tbe ~ stemmed from tbelr cold ~ u tbe7 blt on 43 perceat (IO of•> d tbelr lhota. Wayne Carlander, a 6-8 Junior. dominated play around the basket for Ocean View u be scored • same b1&b 33 points. Eagles Soar Into FinaJs Estancia High moved into the finals of tbe Beverly Hilla Touma· ment by virtue of the EaaJet' 71-2' win over N~ Harbor Tbun4ay ntabt to highll t Orance Cout area lfrla ba1ket action. In other non· league play, ocean View swamped South, 68-48, Marina outluted Lona Beach Wilson. (Ul and Huntln1ton Beach 1ot past Garden Grove, ~. E1tancia'a victory moves the Ea1les (&-0) into tonllht'a 5:45 final aaalmt North. L1la McNamee led a balanced at· tack for tbe Ea&les with polntl. 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Tnde bait: Coweu (lf a heavy deal can be made), Harlow, Clark, Lal\ocbe, Ralph Garr, ChrU Knapp, John JIOGtap and. pouibly, Dickie Tbo.n and Don Aue. • • • CllANGE8 ARE ALSO BEING MADE at one of Gene Autry'• other enterp1..lee, KMPC radio. Departed announcen Doo Dryadale and Al Wlak • • • have been replaced llY Bob Starr and Steve Shan· NOl'ES rao• TBE WINTD •EE'l'INGS: DOD, • pair ol mldw•t veterans. Without bealtation, the Aneela tuned down WI of· StuT, wbo aiped a three-year contract Wed· fer fnun Baltimore-pitcher Jim Palmer and nesday, comes from KMOX ln St. Louil, where be shortstop Kiko Garcia for outtlelder Dao Ford. spent seven yean u the ~~by-play man for the Milwaukee expressed a atrons lntereet in ob-football and baseball Car . tainine reliever Dave LaRocbe, while the Angela Sbannoo, wbo came aboard u a ftll·ln for the talked aerloualy about eettiq Sparky Lyle from Angela la.at seuon, wu alened out of the Kansas Texas. 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(2'Z) -P&O IOOOD. eventqa. z p.m. (It) -ft1'l'llOL IN'l'DNAaoNAL - TU 11Nrr'SD STATES 11 ~to b.He a looC ebol Ill tllNt lold medall lD llpre lbttnt, th. i1aaar ft'ellt ol tbt wtnW ~':ttea aod an neella ' de for ABC'• ~ pt'OlUes and atar 1ntn •• But bocUy may be 10metbine else. ''Tbe U.S. bockey team la particularly impor- tant to •.'' Aid Jlm Spence, aenior vtce prelident SPOIUS ON TY .. ol ABC SporU. "lt'1 euentlal to have adtin& t.eleeuts Uf1 front." ''C'learlY if the United St.ala lives up to It.I hockey potential we will have more bodey:• n.id Roooe Ariedae, president of ABC News and Sports. "People watcb thlnp ln the Olympics that normally have nothlng to do with their normal in· tere1t ln apol'U.'' A.&LEDGE 18 1'11.E PO&CE behind ABC win· Dini tbe broadeaat rifbll to the Jut fotir Ol1m· plea. Re wtU be oa tbe 1eene Pl'Odudnt the eov- eraae bere. aometblnl be bun'f done wttb a aporta event~ be added neww lo bl.I respom!bWtl• two years aco. Jlm McKay, u mac:b a part of tbe 01.ymptc a · perlence u the torch and the rtnp, will allo be here -at h1a old atand, the anchor booth. He be•an pla~ the Olympic Walt.er Crooklte lo UIO ln Rome fOr CBS before tumina tt lnto an art form for ABC. ''My Job la to aive an overview and find a personality for the Olympics," McKay aald tb.la week dUl'iQ an ABC pres. \Ow' of the Lake Placid faciUUes. "l"or me, Lake Placid Lt really to aome extent Grovers Cornen, an Our Town attuation. '' Btrl' 'l'llUE 18 NOTlllNG 1mall aeale about ABC'• preseotatioo plans for February. ABC wW have 108 umeru covertn1 the nlDe Winter Olympic diacipllnel. With tempentul"el that can reach 40 to 50 below, ABC bad lo lolve some M!rioua locistical problems. "All the equipment bad to be wlot.enud," aa.id Joe De Boni.&, general mana.eer of ABC's studio 11nd field operations. Sunday•• T". Radio TELEVISION 9 a.m (4) NFL '7t Ha.11 of f amer D1<'k Butkus reminisces about bis career 9 .30 a.m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -The New York Je~ play the Dolphins in Miami 10 a.m. (13) -GAB.DEN STATE BOWL The Callfonua Golden Bean (6-5) meet tbe Tern· pie Owls (9-2) 1Jl tbe Garden St.ate Bowl al East Rutherford, N J. 10:30 a.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTILUJ.. - Brazil n . Boltvta tn a 6out.b Amedcu dwD· . J)iomblp ..... 4:30 p.m. (1) -TBl8 11 TD HrL - Hlabu,btl ol &ames DlaJed Liit ~ s p.m. c1> -WIDE wou.o or uoan - The World Oymustlca chaalp6Galbtpa, taped in Fort Worth ud lncludinc Colta "-••'• Sqy Kellema. (28) -rao 80CCD. CU> -llODNG • e p.m. <Z> -Nn. GA.JIB OP'IU wan. 7:30 p.m. <52> -aom MaNG -Loe Alamil.ol Radna HJpUpu. 8 p.m. (ll) -INDEPENDENCE BOWL - The Syracuse Oran1emeo <•5> meet tbe McNeeee State CowboJ• (11-0> la Sbtevepori., La. 11 p.m. <t> -COLLEGE M8lat'l'BALL - W•t Ta.as State at USC. Taped. 11:30 p.m. (21) -TENNIS -Davi.a Cup 1U1hHpt1. aA.DIO BMbtbal.I -DePaul at UCLA, 12:30 p.m., KMPC ffiO); West Texu State at USC. 7:'5 p.m .. KNX <tmo>: Oklahoma St. al Lane Beach St., 8:05 p.m .. KLON (llllU no. KNAC (105.5 ll'M ) . Womm'1 Basketball -Stanford at UCLA, 8 p.m., KPOC c•.a nu . Hockey -Vancouver at Klqa, I p.m .• KUS (ll!IO). .... , ...... ""· .... TELEVISION 1 :30 a.m. (4) -Mn. '11 -891Cbeduled from lut week: O. J. Sl.ml*)O commea11 cm the llkely run.ntq atan ol tbe next deude. I :'5 a.m. <M> -ft1T90I. •IOOC]lfV"l""'SIL ... 10 a.m. <4> -NFL POOl'llALL -Tbe Buffalo Billi meet tbe Steelers tn P1Uabura. 12:30 p.m. (2) -NFL 'l'ODA~ -AD analJSla ol the teama 1Ull tn the pLQuff pAdme. l p.m. CZ> -NFL 1'00TM.l.L -Tbe W uhtn&ton Jledtktna meet tM Dal1all CowboJ• tn lrvinl. Ta. a :IO p.m . (1) -G&EATUT SPORTS LEGBND8 -A utbute to joebJ ,......,. Loaaden. who ...... ~ to the wbmer'1 drde for more tblln • "8". 4 pm. 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' ' .. 7, . ', ~ ; ·.... ~-... ' ~--. f ., •• , ' Caroling, Candlelight Nostalgic A '"&:{ of Ulhta wW tltte to tM waten OnDti .Qwt: lwbOn th1a Weekend for the annual pfe;aariltmU bolt paradel MCI toun. • Tti9 three eveatl c•~ the 1plttt of the holld119 from a martner't pcqt Of View can be aeen H~ Harbour, Newport HatbOr iaD4 Dana Point HaltiOr ,; 1be Hwlttllst.oo Harbour venAoo actually cot un· der 9111 IUt week~d wUb U. •mual fund railer for the HuntinirtOD Rarbow' Pldllwmanlc Committee'• music ea11Chmeot educational pf'OIJ"ama. 1bia end, the Cndle ol ·Ll&bta coaUnues th.roqh nearly 10 miles ol tbe marlDa '1 waterways, offertna the public a chance to view the briptly de· corated homes and yachts In tbe Harbour. Dally Pilot . 11/uatration By Tim Petersen PREE PAJUDNG 18 available at tbe Harbour Mall. Algonquin and Davenport drives wUh free 1but- tle aervtee to the marina. In Newport Harbor, the eoth annual Feltlval of Lights boat parade will be launched Tuesday; it nm through Dec. 23. Olficials of the spoD.IOl'inl Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce estimated that more than 200 decorated boats will participate, some with carollD& crews. The procession starts nightly at 6:30 at the Balboa Island ferry landina and follows a COUil· terclockwtse path around the lower bay. There are several locations from which to view the parade free of charge, tncludlnJ most of Balboa laland's Bay Front 1idewalk and all of the street ends on tbe Balboa Peninsula. FOR 8PECl'ATOB8 who prefer comfort with their celebraUng. the parade passes all of the city's waterfront restaurants. Because of the long tradition of the parade, re. servations are a good idea for a table with a view. ln Dana Point, the coast's fledgling parade will be held one night only on Dec. 15 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m . The parade, dubbed Holiday Hi Lights will make two circwts around the harbor. Sponsored by the Dana Point Harbor Association and Aventw-a Sailing Association, the event th.is <SeeBOUDAY.PapCS> • r C1"DV KNAPP IN ~NUTCRACKER' ~TALI NA •OUROLO•E·•r~ '..r DAILY CRUISl!S DOWNTOWN LONO BEACti n5-&111 • 832-4521 • 714 521-1111 1-M. BOYD ) INFORMS In the LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS I THIS ISTHE STO.YOUI DAILY PILOT ....................... ..................... -~ ,.-.a...._. ..... ,..... __.. ..... "" ... ...... .. .....,... ,......................... c-.. _.................. ~ftit Of9I CMllTMASDAY t .. , ----.. _ _.. -- • "ALIAS SANTA CLAUS," an uptlftJng hoUdey uga tNt aptures the spirit of the brotherhood of"*' In • musical story .t In the rugged American West of the , ... IS being ' SW-Mntild M 1 and 3 p.m. SaturUri ~ Sundays through Dec. 22. Admtsdon Is $1 .50 fof' thole under 16 and $2 for others to the s.nta Monie. ~YhOUse. 1211 Fourth St., S.nta Monie.II. Phone (2t3) 394-9719. "SANTA'S CHRISTMAS TRE8/' • chlldNn's story by Beverly Weller, wlll be Pt"ftent.d at 9:30 a .m. LEADING DANCERS OF 'COPPELIA' VOCAL AND tNSTRUM•NTAL f avorltn wtll be heard when the Orange CO.it College 80-volce Choir and Brass EftlembM and Trinity Unlt.d Presbyt9rlan Church handbell choir combine for a Chrl1tmas concert at 8 tonight In the S.tuntey by the IMrlna Hiatt Sdloot dr•ma class In the student cmteria at JeNNET ZERBE AND DUFF HARRIS wlll dance the leading rotes In C:.llfoml• Ffttlval Ballet's cokwful production of ''CoppelLe'' scMdUled for five ptf'formances beillnntno ~Y OCC Auditorium. Walter E. Gleckler and . Patty Marquart Wiii direct the Mlectlons. Admission Is $2 for adults, $1 for · ·. children and senior citizens. THE CHAMBER STRING 8NSEMBLE and 12 advanced ballet students from the I rvlne Cultural Center wltt present a hollday performance at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday In the Jewel Court at South Coast Plaza. 'EXTRAORDINARY RHYTHMIC and melodic vltatlty of Bizet's opera "Carmen" wlll hlghllght the 8 p.m. Saturct.y concert by the Saddlebadt College Community Symphony Orchestra and String Orchestra. Haydn's "The Clock" Symphony and "Dame Bacchanale'' by Saint-Saens also will be Included in the program In the Fine Arts Theater on the campus at 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo. Soloists wlll be Joan Lunde, Ilse Foerstel-Bllss, Marianne Whltmyer and Sharon Holland. INCOMPARABLE PEARL BAILEY, her drummer-husband Louie Bellson and his Big Band Explosion wlll appear at 8 p .m . Saturday In the La Mirada Civic Theater. Their concert will benefit the Cerritos Coll~ Foundation. Tickets, priced from $8 to $25, may be reserved by phc>Nng ~10. 15871 Sprtngdale St., HuntJngtDn Beech. Tickets.,. 75 and 50 cents. CAL STAft, l'ULLaRTON'S proctuctJon of Harold Plntw"t "The C:.retalcer'' winds up with =me~ •t • tonlaht S.turuy and y In Recltat Ha(t on c.mpus. T"9 lhffttng ntllttlonshlps between two mentally derenged brothers •nd • deNtlct visitor create the ominous end hilarious comecfy. dr•m•. Tickets •t the box office. CAROLERS AND SANTA CLAUS will appear In the Lilllput Ptayen' production of "Rumpelstllskln" live at 2 p.m. Saturday In Lido Vltlit91, on Via Oporto off Newport Boulevard 1n N ewport Beach. PIANIST BELLA DAVIDOVICH w lll be the soloist appearing with th@ Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra at 8:30 Saturday in Pasadena's Ambassadot' Auditorium. The $6, S9 and $11 tickets are available through the boX office at (213) SS7·SS11. at tM MarVllft The•ter In Santa Monica. Adrlame SMpero wlll danc.e Swanhllda at• tpKl.e matinee the ctos6ngdey. 8ALLET, TAP AND JAZZ • oerformen wm be featvl"9d In the fifth annual holkMy dance party n 2:30 p.m. • Sunday at tl'9 lrvlne CUiturai Cent8r 17302A Dalmter St., I rvlne. Two ~le recltats a re-r •re pert of the training for the youthful students. MENOTTI'S TRADITIONAL "AmaN and the Nlfilf't Visitors" wlll be performed~., ca~. Of"ChHtr• and ldotsta the musk depertment at Untvenlty Hlfilf' School's muetl- purpo19 room •t 7:30 '°"'oht end 8 p.m. S.turct.y. AdmiSsk>n '2 at the dOOr. A CHAMPION tJOLKLORIC dance group from Chihuahua, Mexico will perform at 7:30 p.m . Monday and Tuesday In the Westminster Community Center, 7S71 Westminster Ave The r99ional dance exhibition Is sponsored by the' Blllnguat BJcultural Pr09ram at Oak View School. Oonattomeccept9d. EXTREMELY RARE AUTOMOBILES, such as a 1967 Ghia two-ooor hardtop, have been entered In the seventh annual Southern Calttomla CoHector C:.r Exhibition and Auction at 10 a .m . S.turdey and Sunday at the Newporter Inn, tn N1wpcw1 Bffch. Spectators.,.. .. acome. fi',....P-.eCJ $60 ..,,,_NOW'mChrlstnuu CAROLS COMING .. H~~ ~ C'IPVOU ~~ ~~ t:N'? cord for Its "Virtuoso" and .. Joy to the World" albums The biib esteem for the chorale waa beat expre11ed by maestros Eu1ene Ormandy and Leopold Stokowsld. Onnandy termed the aroup "the ftDlst dM»naa I bave ever cooduded. •• wblle 8tokowUl found the lincen ''lecood to DODI.'' C~G BM become a tndl· Uon Kaott•a Berry Farm wttb JO ebortlten, loc*ln1 u it ~:JUlt 1tepped from tbe put -bl VleiOrta coetllm•. Such yuletide 1lqln1 la uaualb' ldeDWJed wtth that era -Pl"Ob&blY became ol Dlekena' ••A aut.tmU Carol." Actually tbe tlnt carob ...,.. folk .... ll1D8 at ctanc.. by tbe andmt Greeb. Tbe word "earol" com• mm tbl old l'reneb .. ear'Oler" and tbe Latin "cboraula," wbieb wu cSe. 'rived from tht> Gre~k "c:horos," s1gnifylll& a dant'e performed an a l'lrcle. Caroll were aung by St. P'raDda ot AHlal and bi.a followers to rall)' the people's aplrtt •ialnst a bereay bl tbe Chrlltian Olurcb that wu lpnacl1nc throqb Europe bl t.be 1Jth ceatury. THE ONLY l..ntenvption ot carol •llllinc ID F.111tand OCCUl"nd dmtq tbe UormaUon wben Christmu . f•U.W. wwe 1uppnuect ltnoU'• Calleo CVollen are pro-f..,klul dla&r dlNCton ad mlll1o ltadeatl llDCW the diNeUoD ol Dr. Robert BHtJ1 director of tb• l'•Unl CbaU a USC and dWnlwa of the mUl1e department at P9dftc Cbrtlt1ID CoOap in h1le:rtca. NEWPORT SAILING CLUB MM* Opano 8ulle 201 _ ... .,art..... • ••• ~ '* .... 175-7100 ....... , ~ will be atn.,.,, bl ~ har'mclu from DOQD to•:• p.m. tldl wMMDclmd Dec. JO.M bl tile aJDUMo-~===================== mentpm't. r---"f(•llJ:ltT1l-----1r----"fii1Tfil•J11----, I ___ .... I ·-=-~., I F h'~· d,,,, : ~~ ll ~ 1--------------------'• "~nt~~t nnc ~~ P ! t ~&--ll s2:,,,_ ! SPECIAL SHOWING / f~---':=-----lL----~~~----J UNIQUE OCEAN ART PHOTO.IAPHY ........ " ..... ,.,., IY f---«=----ll--~E°---1 WOODY WOODWORTH l--~-!~~-~11 ___ ·~~!_:_J ....... _ ....... ---«·11Til·m---.. r---~-~ .... rn • • I ·--· .......... ...-CIHWB f TAH•• ... 8 ~'.!00 I 4 ,..,'1°0 ' u.rt".... JL ...... J -.--~ ..... ~-----------~-~---~~-...,-------­' ~·---nw.11e.n.1m --:::rt ............... a me ........ ._...,_ ..... -•• -71 .... ..._..,_._...,.,1.411 a. • r Woody Woodwofth Ml been fMhnd on t"8 ~ of .._, Wortai of ,MM, Horte Md Horeeman Md Surfer Magulne, wMf9 he Ml been a ltldf ~for the pell four ~ Mia ,.,_.., fllbfto dlllgne. oJook , .... ~Md ed oredttl .. ~ .aotllmed. . ... Woody11 Mat,,,.,,.. unique. dllolM 11/td..,... _.. IJ/td ~ tnept wlllt .,,_...,.._end emodol•---. -41"EVE PIZMAH. ldltot lu"9t MllgUlne ., bnllllhblfdno 8outhem Cllltom .. NIMng, eurflf'IG,1 equMUten end ~.,._ringing from 4 to 800 Dolllf8. J ~ OVER 1,000 U"ITIO IOITION ,RllfS .OLDf . PHOTO GA&l BY OP•I TO,,_ PUIUC THIOUflH DICIM .. 23 ......... , ........ y ~ . I • I I· I I I l· I: ut here or teke honw STAG CHINESE CASINO Play ODhlll II ,. aw~ · Intermission Tom TltUs Boetq," 0~'1 (Adr;"' and •-rbe 8eeond Ttm• Around. Abo t.dr ta bwtnw """' a ~' enforced blatua wu the lrv1De Communlt~ Tbeater, which pat ba a fUl.l Mucm lit the Ualftl'lit7 Bllb School theater with .,The Odd Couple," "Vanttl :• •'Ladlee at Use Alamo," "P .S. Your Cat Lt Dud" and .. Twelve AA.,-, Kea." Nat year will n.d the lntM tbeeplana boldlnt forth at the new Turtle Rock Communlty Park clubhouse theater. TBJ8 'fBAa AJ.80 reflected a biper ~··madcap eomecty.faree .. Soaplno" de1ree ol amblUoo oo tbe part ol community stood bead act lbouldera above all other' ~ theater pn>dueen and dlrecton. Wbereaa last ductloaa at the q>aci~ Koullon t.bJI rear. year'• CMltpUt ot Hrtous drama inueued from wblle "Pippin" and .. DraCula" allo P"0"94 lm· •ls playt to 12, &.hl.a year saw a further QP9winJ, pre11lve. Other La1una offerl•C• were t.o 1• heavy cftertnaa. "VaniU..'' "PlaJ Jt Aaalo. Sam" (produced It allo wu a year that aaw the smaller twice), .. The Kuty Heart" aad •'Startbil Here, community 1roup1 cbaUenatnc tbe Laeuna Startm&Now." Moulton Playhouse and We.tmtnper Communi- ty Tbea.ter for art.iaUc leaderahlp ln the <>ranae TBB UDO ISLE Pla.)'en bad a "Bad Day Coast area. 1bla will be reflected ln Tuesday's at Gopber'1 Breat.b" tD the fP!'lal, but re- column when the top 10 productions of 1979 are covered to put on a presentable "Dear Qlarles" announced. for their fall comedy. Looking at the 1979 community theater The newest playhouse aloac the cout, the svcr preej&mt to u. 1we • a :.I' theater buUdlDI wblcb tbl O'O"P .uJ IA· 1 • • ausura oo .i..,. ia. ~ , TBS IAN CLS•BNT• Commanlt1 Theater bad a nm. ot .,...... ta ••&at Your Helrt Out" aDd ~ N&Ot. LGDe1' Nlellt" to otfaet eome earlier f alllall. Tb• Cabrtllo PlaJbome Ima mna~ to WtUW•M t.::; petition ol 5ebeltiUI I lf • J>Umll' p uptberoad. The mualcal .. Sweet CbaritJ .. and tbe drama •'To KW a Kodd.nCllbd .. ~ UM blp lpoU ol 1"19 fOI' tbe Weltmlnlter Com· mu.aJty Tbeater, wblcb a1lo ~ two world premieres -•"'l'be Milatq f..aak .. and .. A Medal for Roberto ... Summer 'Produdkla wu added at Westmi...._ tb1t year, m~ 1•ar·NUDd theater. Otber wcr Uioa lded "SundaJ 1D New York'' ad ''Sewn lte7'I to Baldpate. '' Which were t.be belt amoq tbele! Tune In 'l'uada,y for tbe Dall7 PUot'• l5&b aaual t.op 10 auneJ, to be followed bJ die lndlYidual dia· tin1uiahed performanees and tbe mu and woman of the year 1D theater. Auditions Open For 'Ramona' I • scene in alphabetical order Newport Harbor Community Theater, made The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse enjoyed some artistic waves with excel.l!ot prodac:tiona Tbe Ramooa Pageant Aasodatloo bu an- ooe of Its finest years since earninl back-to· of "Ladies in Retirement" and the double bill not.meed auclltioo.a for tbe leads of Ramona anl back best show of the year laurels ln 1969-70. Aleuaodro ln the 1980 production of the outdoor Pali Tambelllnl's stunning production of "Cal "HMS Pinafore" and "Chamber lluslc" nm-play.:. "Ramona". on a Hot Tin Roof" led the hit parade, while rung in repertory. Now the group ls divided lnto 1 i two factlooa. ooe continuing at the Newport YreUminary inteniewa will be held oQ Stahnni w11adislckto, the dplayhol use's 1 ongt_n;le Theater Arts Center and the other moving to Saturday mornings, Dec. lS, 22, and Jan. 5, 12. tee ca rec r. ma e an mpress ve di.'"'" . Moote Vista School in Cost.a Mesa. The former 19, beginninll at 9.30 a.m. _ ing debut with "Ugbt Up the Sky." Others io group ls being headed by Gregory Bach, while Proleu>onils or amateurs wantinc to audi· .--------------. the Mesa repertoire were "The Hound or the Nancy Ebsen ls in charge of the latter -and J fk Ch.inese Cuisine I Baskervilles," "Idiot's DelJght" and "George will open the new season in February withnher ~Y m:: ~~bl:> r:!t~~ =~:~ /!'Jr' OftlENTALCOCKTAILl.OUNGE I Washington Slept Here.·• husband, TV actor Buddy Ebsen. stamng in they prefer for a preliminary interview. All 1.11· FulunngTrop1cal Drinks ''The Magruficenl Yankee .. ••rvie-•re .... ld at the n ----Page•"'t Am· .AMBOD ius "F d me THE HUNTINGTON BEACH Playhouse u; -· .. U'C ~ _. Caluc says· "' I found itself a temporary home m midsummer in Despite the death or its president and pnme pbitheattt in Hemet. Correspondence should be TE99•11'4~ ~~-~ win 8 I ba k V II I th R P I ana~ ,_,.,,_ the Seaclifr Village shoppmg center just across motivator Ben Jutzi. the Saddle c a ey maJ ed to e amooa ageant Assoc abon, Mam Street from the old Barn theater Off and Commuruty Theater enjoyed a successfuJ year P.O. Box 755, Hemet. CA 92343 . .:¥..._ 'it HOLIDAY SPECIAL I runnmg with one show after another, the Hunt· Wlth such popular product.Jons as "Thleves" and Final casting will be held on Saturday, Jan, 1 \ -$4.11,.. ~ 1114111-se 2$1 I _ _.;m~g;to;n~P~l;a~ye:rs:_:p~re=s=en=t~ed;;th;e~co;m;;edJ;;es~=·· Boe;;;in~g~. __ ·_· D::_e.:_:a_r __ F'n_e_n_ds~"::-:O:o;;eo;:r;,J::utn:::~·s~L-as_t_ac_t.s_as_--:;iiii216r;i,iiju.>piijpii. beii11jni01io~ciati9iai.mii. ii]i]i]i]i]i~ ~-£9Qlloii ,,__._. So.IO• E--S--_,, _.. -ml ~S..-lleel....,,~·FneoRIOal •T .. -F-~ . '"''"'--"°"--I I I .;. FOl&OI---""'-I ~ ..,..,Ol'llVmtuOee 30 11179 ··~·;MIT lmt. COSTA MESA 645-~550 I _________________ ... SEA VIEW GARDEN •PEKING •SHANGHAI • SZECHWAN •HUNAN CUISINES • • II ./l/1ne banauet fac1l111es special business luncheons special discount on food to go Open 7days 675-2420 810 E BalbOa Balboa On the Peninsula A Dining Experience Beyond the Expected Your favortto cu1smo steak. chicken. soolood. dolicato soups, cla!;:>1col snln:b prepared to please your poloto. Served in the ambiance of most booullful oriental surroundlnqs. Make your rescrvot1ons now for a truly enJoyoblo dining oxpvnencc ...... #60 Fashion Island, Newport Center Reservations (714) 644-4811 Century Plaza Hotel, Century City Re1ervatlons (213) 2n-1840 Wta anb ~ympnt~y Engli11~ J\ntiques wit~ men Ennm Tea and Sympathy isn't the only thing served. There's 15 Luncheon suggestions on our menu. Sorry. we cannot accommodate small children. ~17th STREET and TUSTIN AVE COSTA MESA I behind JACK IN THE BOX I ~ Monday thru Sawrday 11 am til S pm Call 642-5678. Put a few word• to work for ou ~~otlgltose .. DINNER. SPECIALS SERVED NIGHTLY FROM 4:00 P.M SUN & MON ................ BroHt.cl Chlcbn$2.t5 TUE ..........•............. Brochette of 8fff 3.: WED .•••.••• -· .. : _ ••••...... SellatM.try StHk 2 .1 THUR ..• ,,., ..........•............ , .Speghettl 2. 5 ::~ ·.·.-.·.·.-.·.·.·.·.·.·.-.·.-.·.-.-.·.·: ·.c~,d;::~~= ::::: ::~ I ... A 11 served with soup or salad, choice of potato, hot roll and butter, beverage, jel lo or sherbet. BEER• WINE 400 S. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH 494-3137 "Want to get Frenchified?" ~ Fre~•lt'•lecl (Fren-che·fTd) vt: Infused with theeeeence of Frenchneea. I NONPlAYlNG lliE SMASH MUSICAL TUB UXSIXKABLS MDLLYBROWX Olr9ded 'Qoeog;ICJNd by~Nnlt •e~I ~., h_r.: w119' .Morr10tfj For 1nfonnatl0n and reeeMtttons: • \ Phone (714) 640-4000 EJrt. 6 t «>' KJng11 Wherf -IM.00 per pereon • • P11me Rib dfnnef /salad bar • Champagne at Midnight -one bottle• '* oouP'e • Disco PKlfle Ballroom -S55.00 per P9fW(>lt • Steak & Lobster dm~ ; • Unlimited Cocktails • : • Champagne al Midnight ;1 • • fayors ~ • COnhnuous muSIC witti The Society S 10< the PreservatlOf'I of the Big Ba"1 and a Las Vegas shaw band • c.prtcclo Cate-128.00 per perwo" • Pnme nb din~ • Champagne at M1dn1Qht • Dancing to the Wallv Ruth Tno la• & G••'"''"'' W>et\IOl'd New~Beach ~ / .Marriott Hotel&. Tennis Club I i \ I f j i ' Newport H•rbor FHllvat Of LlgMs Boat ParMSe DK...-•11or.....,n .. ,·•-• o, .... •INNU, IN addlUoa to eatrff e~OfbuaaDd~,llltJiDtanh ta. ..... ..-taJtj~ "Dltm• rtb."fte ant twoi-..aretablMllat•••U.ur· 11 Mri llpieClal (I to · ~ · P:m.> and the P!1 • rib .... IOI> • Ulrtft7 .... A.ad _... mftir I ,.m. there'• u "ddfUonal da.,... of OlllJ so centa per penan for UMM uh etioais. All dUmen lnclud• baked Potato, ireen wed, bread aod butt.I' and • cliUert. A ehlld'1 plate, for tboM under tM ... of U, ta tabbed at $&.ZS with ebolceofprt= bam or~. D1nzm 11 D1Cbtl1 to U p. m., Moad91 throucb Saturday, and unW 10 p.m. Sua4aya. Yet anotber featun la Sunday cbampa1ne brunch, 1erved from 1o:aotoa. Kam tella U1 the limited menu COil· cept and buffet style service la to 1nluN memorable family dinlDc at tbe lowest PoUtble cost. Tbere'a a1ao full cockt.all aemce ud a banquet room Gr8Dd Buffet restaurant la located at U21 N. Grand, Santa Ana. Telepbofte· 5'2·244«. HOUDAY ••• (PreaPa&llCl> year· wW feature a conttnpnt ol de· corated b.yab from the Uniffnlty ol Lav .... Vlewtna tor tbe Dana Poblt parade la 1ood from any of the barbor"a docks or itl l'elltaanllta. A&.80 IN DANA Point, an unusual "aletsb" will ply the cbannela, offerln1 all who vtatt the south coast recrea· Uoaal center tree harbor cruises wtlh St. Nick. The 65·Coot, bollday·decorated 1portfi11bing vessel, Sea Horse, will leave Dana Wharf periodically betwffn 1and4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Santa will arrive aboard the Harbor Patrol fireboat and take hill place on a wooden sleigh pulled by painted dolpbina to 11.lten to children'• gift re- qu .. ta. Hotiday muak will be played. APPROXIMATE TIMES OIY!N FOR IHINO DECORATE> BOATS Tbe Dana Point Harbor AaaoctaUon, Dana Wharf ~ and then El Camino Real .Junior Women's Clab apomcir am neut. ·~~s~ of ·skyline,· a rop dance band with a repertoire of all the CWTCDt hiu. En- tertainment from 9 p.m. to 1:45 a.m., Monday throusb sa:Niday. Monday nights, enjoy the football pme on our giant six-foot screen. CrotOfl. Howe 32802 So. Coast Hwy. LA0UNA NtOUEL 498-6173 ~ Christm,as Dinner OPEN 12NOON IVY Howe 38-' Forest Ave. LAOUNA BEACH •94-9481 752.a558 Ba,-Shore Bouae • 23311 JJlutrlands At Rldgeroute •• EL TORO rn>-3222 Special Holldr/ Menu~: 8eu&~ Prime Rib °"*'llor .... •8out Lamb• New York Steak BUed W 6U;pn ,,..... Calforma Lobeter Make Vour Retervattons Now For Chl11tmaa Eve, Ctlrtetmu Dey, New Veen Eve ' HOLIDAY HM IJGH'f'S90ATPAPADC I ON1•ei1r 11/M,_ PRU .OAT RIDD wmt IANTA, .,... •• Ir 11111I1-4 ,.-· for the belt git 1111 Ctlcl II ond guest OCOUINllOdalb• on l'9 '°"" COClll. ~ to the MO wt'9f9 Ion Dl9go Freeway mMfl ftacllc Coaif ttgl\Wof • •• DANA POtNT HAA90R. ' "Want to get Frenchif ied?'' French•lf•ied (Fren-eha·fTd ) vt: Infused with the essence of Frenchnese. bE BHIRJUTZTM FRENCH RESTAURANT Dinner~ Daya• Lunch Monday thna Frid~ 414 North Newport Blvd .• Newport Beach For Reeervationa Phone 64&6700 • Cocktail• Make pl.ans~}' to a~ the Sheraton Newport's~ New Yeer's Eve Dmner Party Celebration tn OW' i>Mubful Bra!illa &llroom! Tius greet evening begins at 8PM on December 31.st wtth reservabons aooepted on a brst oomt\ hrst aerved basis. Our unbeatable per couple prtce tndudes: • e...lete Prlllle IUlt Dlmaa (Served BPM to 9 J?)E>M) •Daact .. AU..Bn ............. l'Mlar ... ftae Joluua~ Lopa Oroap (Engelbert Humperdmk's &nd!) •Clwa~~tala ... 'tlll ........ • Compllmeataay lpllt .. en.a..,.... ·~l'awon •Co& ... t ......... Znd •AU Grabdtletl a Tax. $10/0oaple Don't mm the fun ... make reeervatlons todal' by CBDmo our special "New Year's Eve Party Reaervatk:m Des'kf" rs' UMllO ~ I OILS,. •coLo•s, DllAWINOS ~ R---lden. Pat PwnbNok. Glendale ll!ede,... Sftlngs end LANln Art O.U.ry, g;:~ cem.r Drive, "''r,C1 IMch. week_.,, 9 to4 .nd to60ft rldltys. "' Artists mefnbef"I of COsta Mae Art LHoU.. • -SIX DIFFERENT DUIECTIOMS' .,, wind up .t Miits House Art O.llery ·West for muttlmedl• show Of noted SoUthem C.llfomle artists. L.ocetlld at vu._. ~C:U2732 -•n StrMt, Garden Grove. rs noon to 4 W9dnesday through Sunday through Jan. 13. Eest wing houses 'Who's Who-That's Who,' the works of nine county artists. ' °'rHEARTOFLOVE,' EROTICA from. Far East In paintings, prints and sculpture at Kreltman Gallery, 9665 Wiishire Blvd, SUlte ~10 through Dec. 21. Monday through Friday, 10:30 ,.m. to S p.m. Details (213) 8.58-1048. Fl FTY·FOUR ARTISTS, CRAf'TSMl!N on display In 'New Mexl(o: Spece and lmaaes' et Creft and Folk Art Museum, 581 WllsNf'9 Blvd. Los Angeles, through Jan. 13th, Tuesday-Sunday 11 to 5 o'clock, Friday to a p.m. Artists •II tlve In New Mexico and their works reflect the traditions of tndlan weaving patterns, the bright, open skies over the vast arid region and some of the mystical aura which Is associated with the desert. 01, India ink on panel in detail of lntJtJed Paul Klee M01c on display at Los AnQele$ County At.IS8tm of Alf, 5005 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. Open daJly except Monday. DINNER PLAYHOUSE 'I \VtSf !!l!!l!!lllii f-lS DINNER PLAYHOUSE ' t Q~~ '\ 1t" 140AVC Plr.O SA~ CLEMENTE 91611 oc1'. preienu AN ENDEARING MUSICAL COMEDY FREELY ADAPTED FROM DICKENS' "OLIVER TWIST" AttheGRAND HOTEL MARILYN CHILD SPOUTBR 1 SALOON LIVER!. -·-· .... .., JEROME -ROeERT LAWRENCE f . LEE Mutlc Md LYflce by JERRY HERMAN whfl Wawf......t P'•-11• of ~ Old ............ S.•kln Book, Music end Lvr1e1 by LIONEL BART LETTE REHNOL.09 •GOOCH t ....... c.1 a""'" ENTERTAINMENT c OlfllC'TIO •" } !2A!J PAVI~ Dll'fCTIOeY NICK DE CAILO YlnM\M.Blor •I TH£8AUIOA P•VIWOl'I .......... EVERY TUES. 1'1'fRU SUN. E'V ~Sa SUN. BRUNCH (714 )-492-99!50 -MAK~ RESERVATIONS - (714)772-7710 nus~ DiL M88'S NCWPOKreR INN HAS S~RAL WAYS fOR YOU 10 ~LCOMe 1980. ALL IT.A1lJRING nte MNrsT IN DJnINO, errreRTAINMeNT AND f ANf.A.Re. MONTE CARLO Dlrll'IEK DANCE .• Unlimited cocktails and champagne • Steak or lobster dln.ner, from 7:30 p.m. • Dancing to the ~ Leach Orchestra after 9:00 p.m. • Party hatS, noisemakers • $49.95 per person, all-Inclusive • Prepaid advance reservations a must • l nights' deluxe room accommodations • Monte Carlo Dlnrter Dance • •~ per couple, Includes taxes, gratulttea • Prepaid rcaervetlons requited Mllr. °"*"'* 1•. 1'71 * 1897 The pace of life was a l11de d1fferen1 Wind1ammers w~e s1JJ crossang the Adantx: ahead of the newfangled steamships. Teddy Roosevelt was abour to rake a nde up Sa.n Juan Hill Babe Ruth was 2 yean old L1f e seemed 10 be a bu more sensible And that s the philosophy behind Newport s newest resraurant From our «endtr rack of lamb ro rhe 1asr1e-s1 Bouillabaisse 1n the Harbor. our ~f s approa.c.h to food may be a l1n~ old-f asht00ed but that ph1k>sophy w11J make your ~ne-nce somemng special We broil many of our spectalnes ~ a narural mesquue wood fire wtuc::h 1mparu & unique tangmess 10 seafood or steak And our beautiful new Spandnfter oysrtt bar serves a wide vanery of delect&.ble c:tt&bOOS such a.s oysters Rockefeller. fresh steamed htdenedc dams. and mushrooms stuffed with Ala.stca.n K.na crab . Spftirifter. A ~eat restaurant In a areat location with one of the finest views in the Ha.tbor. 3333 Pacific Coast HiatNtay. in New, port Beach near me Arches. C.U 642,2295 for reseNations. Wd, come back to 1897 Open 11-2 o..ly Sundav ISn.anch 9 AM ' 111 "?.A&,f.r&VU Dept--.. r:I; ...... -n.u. hat'a •• .,... 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The tiUe track la a leuoa in the celebrator)' NO Orleans style of Allen Touanlnt . and Uae II.rs. followed by tbe JJrlcal lonllnp ol a ~­tlT' VucUr on his way back home ("Sis Feet ol Snow"). The bluesy "Perfect Imperfection•• renall 6-r1e'1 maturtq vocal abWty. KDOWD primarily for bll roush house approach ("Spaniab ¥000 •• ... Jrlpe Face Booale"), be proves be eo;id ellSDinate th~ ed1e for a Sc&UHmooth erooG. THE SAME 18 true on ''Be One Now " a beautiful etrine-laden tribute to friendahlp udt la jutt a bit too emotional for a 1-0q-Ume Feat fan to listen lo alooe. Actually, that's how the whole album comes off. despite the talents of the real of lhe band, • humorous side one intro and another wonderfully weird album cover by Neon Park (a sexy duck doln1 her nails by a pool). It's a tasteful, impeccably-produced (by George, "with a little help from his frlenclt") af. fair that doesn't erase the somberneu or mat.ch the band's beat efforu. For vintage Feat, I'll stick to "Petta Don't Ftdl Me Now" (19'14) and "W.tttnaforColumbua," a lwil double set that abovn wbJ tM bUld .... at ooe u ... tbe hottest live act in the biW'IMll. Not that "Down on t.be Farm" (Warner Bros.> ls a bad record. It lm't. But I ,..... IO~eUmes it •• hard to finally NY IOOCD>Y•· ••• AS VETEJlAN watchers of TV's "Saturday Night Live" eee the ebow tumblin1 towuda me<hocrity, It's at least encouraaina lo k.now there'll be survivors amone the cut. Blues Brothers Belushi and Aykroyd b•ve teamed up in the film, "!Ml." Remalnina STL cast member Bill Murray, baviD& done well in ''Mealballs,'' will likely follow autt. And Gilda Radner'a on Broadway, aervt.nc up her cut of cbaract.ertuUom in betweeen STL dattes. THE REVIEWS BA VE been po1lUve, and Warner Bro.. bu released molt ot the material oo "GUda Radner, Live From New York." Of course, tbe vlaaal boost w mllllD1, but the altlUm IU1l eontalnl a healthy lbare of brlPt mo-m~. partlcu.lary for thole wbo Jov. termlDal ne d Llaa Loopner. space cue Em11Y Utella llDd th' lndefatiaable Roteanne RoeeannMmma. THE IOURNEY HAS BEGUN. NOW AT THlSl THEATRES AT THESE TIMlS. .c:•11111 n M...., Oranot 8)4 ~~ .... -4022 Giit u ~ • 110 • ~ 01 Olilr '1 to • 1 J& • ) 1t :.,: a::, 'I. • .. •1 • "'. •• • ~--..... NmT••aun...,... f_Y..,W>11 .. I -. ........ a.,.. •CXJ-iilWOI UTDTEM A ·•w Look ·1390 N. Pacific Coast Highway LAGUNA BEACH Fralh Del Scmclwlches mlCI Snack Center! ! 1\0t. ~Cl \\• SAVESSSS FRESH ••ewa COFFq I HORME1 CHIU WITH BEANS ftllS'4 ::::.- ••• 69c OICAIMAYll ·-10L OG NA •• ltaf.••s ... COJI I . -" SJ.25 Full line Grocery Department I Fiim I Batteries and Ac· cessorlesl Health and Beauty ~ldsl Bee~! Wlnel and SOft Drlnksl Finest Quality Merchandise, Conve .. nltnt, Friendly service .......-,_r.: ...... ·-----' ·---· ... --__ ... __ ,....__ ... .-...... -. ... . a lradlllon return"··· ·~ ~lerk' Seeks Fortune Steve Martin stars as the not too bright but very enthusiastic Navin Johnson in Universal's rags to riches to rags comedy. The film. directed by Carl Reiner, also stars Bernadette Peters and Jackie Mason. 1be movie ls now showing at local theaters. For OwifJed .A4 ACTION Call A DALY PILOT AD-VISOI 642-1671 UA TWll Cl•llAS Westminster 893·1305 uwuos· ., .. ,.. WILIO MAU C .. I Mission Viejo 495--6220 _._.. ... Newport Beach 673·8350 •NllD~ ,_ftUWW"YT SAT a SUN MATINEES All '9•ta 12.00 tlll 2:30 pm Eor lntor Call EntelUlmnent Hotline IM-3133 "1941" . MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" <A> "AND JUSTICE FOR All" CR> •· "1941 " (PG) "10"(R) "ANO JUSTICE FOR ALL .. "10" (R) "10" "FRISCO KIO" (A) "GAS PUMP GtRLS• "IN:COMING FRESHMEN· (A) ·w..eN A STRANGER CAU...S· (A) "THE UTTI.E GIRL WHO UVEO 00WN THE LAHF' .. DEER HUNTER- "PARAOISE VAllEY· .. 9UAHOPHBa.A .. . YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN SILENT MOVIE· {PG) -~•W.HOUSr AU .. O .. IV& INSOnN ~,.M.Nl6Mn.Y CIUlcl UnCle• 1 J ,., .. Uftletl • Kid•,. ~Y¥0Wncl "WITH TORRENTIAL FORCE. BETTE MIOLER SWEEPS 'THE ROSE' INTO A FILM EXPERIENCE ... AN EXTRAVAGANT PERFORMANCE ANO AN EXPLOSNE DEBUT." -Gene SNllt. N8C·TV "BETTE MIOLER SENDS THE ROSE' SOARING INTO THE STRATOSPHERE WITH HER BLAZING PERFORMANCE." "BETTE MtDLER'S PERFORMANCE IS AN EVENT TO BE EXPERIENCED -A FEVERED, FEARLESS PORTRAIT OF A TORMENTED, GIFTED, SEXY CHILD- WOMAN WHO SANG HER HEART OUT UNTIL IT EXPl..OOED." -Jeck KroH. llMwtwMlc ...._,_ "BE 11 E MOLER SUCCEEDS BEAUTIFUll Y. GIVING THE CHARACTER DEPTH ANO DCMENSION •.• AN UNEXPECTEDLY ALLURING PERFORMANCE.'' _.,.........., .... y .... ,.... . * DAA. y PU.OT ~AaTINOOVa~"-IM wttttJlf'MI~~~. ~ICl'tPt.edcllAlan J. Pakutrs~dlncttonof· a ta**d cast. R4"Utt: CM bett~CMYMr.The romantic tr le It CM molt OYetWOl"bcl of llm fQrmulas1 but Broab Ml found new tw1111 lntMtaleof•~...,.. Mnd'S IMn:h fOr a MW ltfW. After too many good Old bop, Burt ~ underptays alpef'biy •a man IO~ by •choke bettu11n two lovft tNt he hypet ventilates In a dlpertmlnt stor.. Hts rntralned performance adds 10 YHn to his movie ~rwr. Jiii c~. •thinking comed6enne, ts perfect as his new tow. and C.ndke Berven ts Ideal as the hNdstr'onQ wife. Rated R becw of language and sexual overtones but tasteful throughOUt. ·er .. ............... ............. ...... .... ,....,....., .......... -JISUS-_,..,,. __ .. .... ,..,..,. r aaFit ll!IUJIU ..n.-sww 91111 ·-----· ... -·, ........... a.rY( •• OU..19Wt ... .. ,.,,. ... ,_.,._. --~·-· .... ·o. ... 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D KNBC (NBC) Los AnQolf:s e KTLA (Ind) Los Angtile'> 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angel<·S <l) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ TV (Ind ) Los Anqetl!~ @) KCST (ABCI San 01eqo CD KTTV (Ind) Los Anqoll•" "Soap To Nu11 8» MOVIE • • • Sudden Terror' 119711 M11tk Les1• Lk>ntf Jell,... A young boy 1htt wltneuong a rmiro., hN rroublt c:onvoncing ~ 1am- 11v 11\d lr1tnd1 Of the lnCi· Oenl (2 1!11 I G) KCOP TV (Ind J Los Ang1•lh fZ» KCET· TV (PBS) LO'> Angelo& ti!) KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • ztTOHIGHT Hott °""' Robert• Gary Frank In 'Gift' A Personal Yule Story By JERRY BUCK and visited the places where the story took place and where we would shoot," said Frank, who played Willie ror rive years on ABC's "Family." seriea u an orphan stepchild amooa the more succeHful but llahtwel&ht nurt or "Three's Company" and "Laverne and Shirley." 1.11.A • t:OO -ffoDiWoOd: Thi Selmlek Yean. TIMI 191dm ... "' IDOV· 1emusu 11 _~lond m um ljedal oar· rat.d bylf4iu'y Fonda. KOCE 8 8:00 -"Hltb Society.'' Bina Crolby, Grace KeuY and l'raDk 8tnatra Ital' tn t.bfa muatcal remake of ''The Pbibdelpbla Story.'' CBS 8 11:30 -Tbe All·AmericaQ College ~ Sbow. student.I from tour unlvenlt H perform their own muaJcal ~ comedy 1ketcbel. JOHN DARLING OTHS.W.~ AMlllOA-.0 MOSfAM t1:419 CltWl.WI MM..I n.~..--arm, NCrub to "-tioatt ~hudMdl!Udlt "' -~-129. 1WIJllNf ~ ,,. ......... Qpoed lft ···-~erld _811....,.. • lllOVIS ·~ "'Tiie ...... Oocw'' ,,...,Aotlert Hunon. len- ~ OotM .,._,.. ..ClllLI The 1W .,_ to 11e11P a "'*" Ill "'*'" IOnO ~ ....... IOI* .. lhOugll ..... ~-· l .... ll!Wlf •TOMaHT tt:te MOW'a ·~ "Wiid ........ (1141) Alen Ladd, Oorollt'I' ~ • N9Cl8QIC 0-t•· 9'od ltewan ~ L.--. lofllli9 a"'00tCAWYT a... "'*""'Codie t2:11 • lllOVIS . ........ ,.,..,.. ,,..., Netti~.~ ....... tt:aeO _,.... tt:ll • ()) ml LATI MCMI • *°" 'A aun-Wllhoul hyt.. I 1en1 ._ba11 a.. ....... Morwty ·1::i•• .. ••• ...... Of ,.,. 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A Nohel Effort Human Side of Winners Shoun ByTOMJOaY NEW YORK CAP> -Jay MJchaels' producer'• eye wu at.ruck at ooce by the formality of tbe Nobel Pnu awards ceremony. "Here were all these people in white tie and tails.'' be recaJ.ls, ·•and nobody wean white tie aod tails anymore. Oslo Camera crews viailed Ene1anct. west Germany, Italy and Greece ID 10- t.erv aew t.he l.9'1'91aureatell Michaela aa}'I tbt Nobel P'ouncb· Uon and Ha president. Stl1 ft.Amel. were l'eC!llptive to bis idea f« tbe an- nual telerisioa produd.ion. LOS ANGELES <AP) -A few days before he be&an fllmln& '"The Gift," Gary Frank went to Brooklyn to visit the sit.ea Qd meet the people Involved in author Pete Hamill'• autobto- O"•Pbical novel. "The Gift," a two-hour movie alrlns Saturday nlaht at 9 on CBS, Channel 2, takes place dur- lOI a OuUtmu leave, u YOUDI Pete retum1 home from Navy t)oot camp durtn& the Korean War .. WE llET PETE Hamill ln a restaurant and we ended up at a bar called Farrell'•· There I met Pet.e's father. He spend.a the day there drinking and talklq to h1I friends. Just like lD the movie be lo.t. a tea in a soccer same acci- dent." OdterlHu Frank first read for "The Glft" while "Family" at.ill wu ' fllmln1 early thU year. "I loved the script," he said. "It wu beautiful. ao1.petbio1 I desperateJy wanted to do. I'd turned dowo other tbln11 became my rule of thumb wu not to do aoytbln1 unlea it wu u lood .. ·tam.Uy: .. "I kllew if we visited tbeae laureates •here tbey lived and worhcl." M.ichlela aaid, "w would fl.Dd very dllferent people, modest people JOU'd be com.1an.ble wttb. ·· MJchMla' iDWal ai-ure ID t.be Nobel '«emoD.1 WU in 1'". Tbe Ont year be broq:bt tbt laurut.. U a •roup to American teleYtsloa for tbe flnt ti.me. "They fed • Med for U=leviaion vialbUU,1 ... Ille l&JS. ""l'bey ~ doo 't need tbe PIWlll•, but ~ are eoplunt of the med to set tbe public to u•dersta.ad the Nobel Prlle .. an awanl cm beba1t ol maoldnd, not scxne ~ aw.rd DObo4J cu undel'IUad. .. IT'S ABOUT pain and love, a deep rift between father and IOD, and tbe beallnS of that rlft -•atnst a backsround of tbe yuletide, ~ak tenement houses, tesUve lrtab ban and plaintive IODP d tbe auld IOd. Prank plays JOunl Pete, and Glenn Ford la bl.a father, Billy, wbo w .. cnp-: pled as a youth in a j soccer same., He finds itj easier to slnal an old IODI than to ex-, press bl.a feel-1 tn•• about hill family . It 1urel1 mu.t P.AWI• have been one ol the mOlt dlf· fJcult rol11 Jn Pord'• 1001 ~aner, and c:erta1nly one of tbe ID09t ..... ardlna. ~uU. JlanU stars u Pete's mother, ~ A111loa Ar10 la tbt strl be 1m behind. ••we flew to New York md et lmmedl.te~ to 8roollb'n I Frank •ald tbe •torJ WU so keen.If ~ io Hamill that b'e re,Jeded the ~ aereenplay ud rewrvte lt blmaelf under the name ot Robert Malloy. He spent every day oa t.be set. "l felt a respomtbWty and~ uaatton to portray that character u reall.stlcally and u true to Ute as pos1lble," Frank aald. "Pete auto1rapbed my copy of the book, "To someone wbo playa the boy I knew Iona •10; "BVT IN THE final analysis tbe character la me. PetA= and I t.alk.c! about it. It hu to stand on my lnterpret•Uon and my rfonnance. '' ~Frank, who'• unem,1>loyed now tbat ABC bu caneeled "Fam.1- IJ," called the movie "tbe sinlle beat experience J've ever bad 1D th1t bUllnesa." He ll 10mewb.at miffed at what be called "the unsradoul and unctremonloua way In wblcb ABC canceled 'Family' and didn't bother to tell any ofUI." Ke bad 1tron1er words for tbt way be aald ABC treated the Bl! MID U wu terrlfted at tbe read1.U, feartq be mlibt lote out. Wbicb be clid. fie WU told be wasn't rtpt for the put. But a few weeka later be IOt a call to burry back for &DOtber readJ.n&. Tb1t time be wu rtpt and sot the role. "I loved the week we apent fllmln1 the esterlors ln Brooklyn," be Hld. "It WU February, and, boy, WU it eold. People couldn't have been nicer to us. They'd brine us e11 creams and coffee. "We filmed a lot oulalde Re1lne'1 Bakery, and between tak11 we'd 10 In and bave cooklea and eoffee tbe owner fixed for UI. 8be aaJd lf we'd just stay one more day she'd fix eveeybodJ a bl• Italian meal.•' A IA&GS PA&T of the movie take• plMe in ban. "You have no Idea what ll'• like to alt in a bar from 11D the naorniq to 1 at nilht drtnJdna beer. In one acene I let om a loud belch. I couldn't help It. I bad DO idea they'd lta•• lt tn. but tbeJ did .•• Jed Allan. an at· torney on the TV soaper "Da,y11 of Our Lives," i1 OD the other side of tbe law a1 the leader of a bank·robblnf 1an1 on · 'Ehcbled •' toniaht at 10 on NBC, Channel•· ~COPS UUD ANGIE NEW YORK (AP> - Televhton "Pollce Woman" Ao1le Dtcklmoa met with reaJ-llfe~ Jn Hew York, and •u prtMnt· ed an •••rd by tbt Policewomen'• ltndo•· ment Auoclatlon. Mlu Dldleaaoa •ho vj1tt.ed police bead- qua rtera, alto woa pra!H trom PoUce Com· m ha loner Robert Mc:Gulre, wbo bu be.a rumored to be~ to leave bll post. "If you join the de· partment, I will stay ln· defin1tel)'," be aald. "AND WE WOUND them enormoualy bum an people," Mich .... SQS. "Very few wen what JOU woaJdcalJ stuffy.'' TbUll tneOWaled, Michaela retuml to publ1c TV Sunday at I oa ltCET. Channel 21, wllb "The Nobel Prt.u '79,'' an bout wltb the Nobel lau.reat. amounced bl mld-Oetober. "=·" ••11 Michaels, "we lrJ to na and project Uie laureate u a human belna, perbapa wt th a fami11. ln b1a or her workiq eoftra:lment. A.ad we want an expression ol t.be l1ureate'• work and a1.-· · ''The Nobel Prize '19'' I• produeed under an exclusive arransement between the Nobel Foundation and Mlcbaela' Trani World lnts'Dational, Inc. ad brouOt to statlou in the Public Broadcutlns Service oetwork by WQED tn Pltbburab. TBS UOADCAST, •Ith tormer ABC Newt anchorman Howard K. Smith u bod. includtll ftlm from tbe Nobel cetell:IOQ1 tn Stoekbolm, u well u from the Peace Prt&e ·~ tn Mich.Mia U7W Bamel wu lnl1lten1 that be liUmd lbl cenlDOQ1 lo U'T7. and It WM tbln the Idea for tbe TV producdOD ....... to tab lbape. •ICllA..a..& A NAftVS ol New York Qty, II »il'taaPI bat boWll tor h.t. won ta telms1oia 'P!'ru. A• bead or llCA • TV == dlmton in u.. ur1y tllDI, 111 packaaed American Football La.cue sames ror broadcut, aod helped de- velop the •)'It.em by wblch all pro- f easlooal football teams aha.rt equal- ly ln tbe proceeds from tele.taioa. Trana World lntemaUoaa.I. which Michaels helped Mt up lo 1.le8, pro- duce s pro1rams like ABC's .. Superstars" and "Celebrity Challenae of the Sexes" for CBS, u well .. "1be Nobel Prtze. '· M lcb.Mla says all Nobel lawutel have cooperated wtt.b tbe project ao far. lnclud!n1 the Soviet cbeau.t Pyotr ~a. I laW'fttA= ln 1'78 who had not been lnttrvlewed In any lan,uqe in 14 yean. ''I 4PPM••n TO the Soneta tbllt lb.la man wu 14 and mi1bt never be lDtrocbleed to people lD the Welt as a acienu.t and a penon,•· bt •'11· '"Tbe1 .,.-eed, and we spote ID th.ta brtWant man.'' aaf>uppeis &ekSanta In Fanlaily l'ree tickets are 1Wl available for Prmcb and Spanish pres.en. tatioaa ol a Cbrtatmu play by .. Lea llarmouaeta" puppetry company at Golden Weat Colleae. Dee. 22 <French) and Dec. 21 (Spanjah) at 3 p.m .. ln tbe theater. No advanee tickets remain for tbe En1llsh presentation of the puppetry play, "Who Could Be tbe Santa Claus of the Animala?" at 1 p.m .. both dates. Seats for ticket holders will be held up to 10 minutes prior to performance tJmes, when seat· lnt at the door will be on a apace-available buts. . Roger and Nine Jouglet, French puppeteers now reai· denta of Orange, present this fant .. )'·filled story about the animals who decide they should have a Santa Claus just like the children do. AL'IBOV 8 Tll• ftnt pl91 ti Ute .. riee. .. Olttle'I Cbolel." critlc.U, ·NOlt..S, ll'D ~ =~~a:n ID dq UM &bow. 1"11'111C1al IN'OWllU Mff .... Md • ...... o...w. . ta PU't., tbt Lael Beada c.c..--c.t.-, aiDce it opmed U..... 1•an -.o. Ttae ftrlt MMOD ol pt.;. WU ~ but lt kllt money wl 1Ut .;ea; &a. clal bactws were forced to eloM the aerieseartJ. Richard Sbaff, mua1er ot tbe. , I •• # ~. y 'f///I .,, ~ • • ~ •• •• ••• _.. .-_. -... *' Loni Beach Con•entlon Center, which natl the Center '1111ea• to producen. expressed hll recret over -.----=--::-::-:::===::::::-"':""::"'.~-:=~=-4 the cancellation. "We bad hoped the 'Seuon ol En- tertatnmeat• would prove aucceutul; it ottered the kind of entertalnmeal we anticipated our community would enjoy-and in fact , attendance fleures were increaain1 weetl)'. ··n 18 UNFORTUNATE that the series ran into financial problem.a before it was concluded." The series, ultimate failure, said Shaff , "was becauae It was undercapitallzed-everyoae lru· ly believed that the series would be successful. The gross misfortune was that it simply ran out of mooey.•1. Shaff said the Convention Center will continue to solicit producers for future Center Theater producttona and the theater will continue to be uaed for conventions, meetinp, re- citals, concerts, pageants and lec- tures. Io order to obtain refunds for the play series, t1cketboldera are asked to make photo copies of the tickets and forward the actual Ucketa to: Sbowtime Productlooa, Inc. c/o Ticke~ Office, 300 E . Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, 90802. Refunda wW be mailed out shortly after Jan. 1. ' ~ t•dw.tr~ BRl~TOt C INFMA ........... KNtlW hftea Ana ~74ot4 --.. ,. "' .. , •..... , ... M """ OOlAY ST'lMO CHAPMAN AVE. A I.A. OAAltGE 6J4..255l -1'99 .. , ..... U I IHI>-• ---...... .. 10 """ OOU't •TINO uc-..u °'lftCll 834-3111 --IMLL Orlllgt 837-0340 ....... c...cana Coltl ..... 9~141 fDWMN· NUITUI •IU.IYtwm FN'11m11 Vally 138-1500 -''m' ""'ClmlU M 1SS1011 Vll!C 830-6990 lllX)ll*IUT ANll8lln 11 'l-{>«6 CTNlSS TWt• llltCOl• OtHtf·I• ~ 8'18 166C 8t.tNPJrk ~'17 'l2'l3 II~ OftAJIG( OftlYl·I• ~s• 1!93 0~6 Cirdr.i;t ~~ IC'n ...... .UP\.Ali ... ~ I DAI LY PILOT He was a poor black sharecropper's son ·who MVlr dreamed he WIS ldopted. \ l The car . you lease does make · q~it• a differ.a. After an. you @•t drive the lease, you dtWe the car. And When you tease a Mercedes·Benz you drive some- . thing special indeed. • Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose. you drive one of the world's most' respected automo- biles. A car with legendary engi· neering, meticulous craftsmanship. outstanc:ting performance and safety. Someth n1 else: yot.t'll drive the car ~ lease foi two. three or even 1 four years. Most cars look out of datt all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz. you drive a car with classic lines and timeless· ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for ~ to drive a Mercedes·Benz than you @ might have thought possi· ble. Cal( us today for the surprising facts. Mission Viejo lmpotts 831-1740 Authori:#dlh•nlPr 495 1700 21701 ~ ... ,. •• Pkwy. -. Son D;.go Fwy. 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CUSTOM CONVERSIONS PRICE SLASHED-TO SELL OM SIGHT! DIM YOUIS HCM mMY AT A fllCI YOU'D NOIMAllY DJ1f£1' 10 PAY FOi A "1111••• .. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii KNne GORDO TUMILIWllDI W...MOVINt '991 ' OU'T'l HAVI "fW! ... ~SOONP ASSEMJLYI C> • • , l • t • • , ........... i • • ' ' 1 •oa o ut • r aa. .. _. •er,. : ,... ....... 110..--. .... t ...... _ ,, ........... , .............. . ,..,,,, ........ . ..... . ·~ ...... .... ........... . _,...... ....... I ........ ,,,.._ ·= ,_ ....,, - ..... • ..... , .Clltp ...... ..,....., ..... ... 1000. .,,... .... .. "...... •10.., ... ttHllll ............... ... .,.,,... .,........., •u. .... Cl laO'IHBS SMmtS' MOITUAllT 627 Mein St. Hunt~ech ,_,,uay COi.OMA&. NBA&. NOMa 7801 BolN Ave Westminster 893-3625 PACIPICYllW ....OllAL,MI Cenwlefy Mortuaty CNpet 3500 ~tic VttW onve Newport Baech 644-2700 McCCJaMICI~ Lagunas.ch 494-9415 t..gunaHlfs 768-0933 S-Juan C.platrano ~1776 HAii°' LAWM-MT. Olm MortllllfY •Cemetery CrematolY 1625 GISier Ave .. 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In tho Cit? of S.nl• A"•• PUBUC NOTICE ' ~=~•ca.,.,. ---------•1cnnou18UllNHI MAMlllTATSMaNT n. t-.e ..,_ It dolnQ _.. _ .. , MANAGEMENT AESOUllCE A~ SOCIATES, 117.() e1....-lo .... Hllft llfl9f0n 8Mcl\. Callfoml• ~ Lowell (.•••"' Siii••. 111'l Elmwood Lofte. Hunll"Qton 8eecll, C9llf..,,,le- H1h -.1, c...-1ec1 11v.,. In dlvlO...I ~SN•• Thlt ~ was tlted wtlll ti. (.OUfll' Ctefll. of O<-County °" 0Kem1>w1t 1m PUBUC NOTICE IM7l1ll llt0'1ca TO Cit •DtTOU ..... """ IUNalO-COUltT DP TH a STATS OP UU'°"NtA ~ TMa COUNTY OP CMtAJIO• tn Ille Mellff of tM E~t•t• M ~'!!..HINE F . Yl!C HOUT, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to <rodllou -lne c•.i~ -Intl 111e Mid de<-to 11 .. Mid ctelrm In Ille offk• ol tr. dfftl ot Ille .. oreHld P12'ttl court Of' '° ~ ,,,.,,, to Ille Uft• PW!llfted Or-C-st Dolly P"°' d•rt•o-o •• '"° olllu ot CllAIH Nov. 2J. 30. Dec. 7, 14. lffl ...U-7' MORAIS. ESO. end JAMES C. NEIL, PtJBUC NOTICE f'tCTn10Ul9USINUI MAMSITAT9MaNT ,.,,.~..,_,,....,......i­_ .. , J .L.J . ENTElllPltlSES. SS PIMWOClll. lrvlne, c........i• t'171f J-L ~ '5 PIMWOM. I rvi-. cal"""'6o '27 U TMt...,_.ls~irt.,lft­ CIM-..1. .,_L_..,_. Tlllt s:...-w• flled wttfl IM C-ly O«tl of 0r-. ,....., ... ESO .• 3.QS WI..,,.,. Blvd , • 1.eoo, UK ....,..1.._ CA D IO, wNdt 1011.,. offlc.e It IM piece ot bW~nou of IM un *"19'1911 "' .. , l'Nlllen p..-t.lnlnQ 10 Mid ul•t• Such clolml wltll ,,,. llKOHMY "°""'"' ........ be llled Of' prH..,led n •lorn.id wlllllf< lour' "'°""'' .... tr. llnt ...c>lk.u.a ~ 11111 notice. I Doled~ 11 I.,. 001115 CANTt.A Y E.-cu!Or ot 1M will ofMldde<.-nt CaAIM ..,.ltll, HQ. JAM•' c. •••L. UQ. ..... , ... u. JGIWl ....... 8hC..•I• Oocotnl»f' 12. ""· Wl~CA'911 Pnan ,..., 1n11 •·Jn1 ~ ..... Or .... CeelC Delly Plkll. PUbll"'9d Orenoe C-tl D.ity Pltot o.c. t•.n .a. 1919.J.n.4.. ,,. .,.,.,. "°"·'°·DK-1. u,21. "" u ... ,. REMINDER: For your convenience your Daily Pilot carrier will begin December collectrons early to avoid conflicts with your hOllday celebrations. LEE A. 8AANCM, eow.cvo..-KMIMMSHYI, MUUJMs. eaae•a!M&IMMTAU ..................... ......... ~ ..... T .. :lnJI ..... A"-.,. .... .....-w PIH>llW..Or-Coelt o.ity P llo4. 0.Uf'lll:* II, M, 10, "7't •72~1' PUBLIC NOTICE 'U NatO-CllWtlT OP TMa ITAT90PCAU'°"•IA "°" TM• COUWTY OP CMt.AIMa ........ Ellelo •• CLARENCE l'ltlTZ WAS41!1t. .... -a Cl..t.lttf~ F WASSElt, alto"-! M C. f . WA~lt.~ NOTICE II Helttf•Y GIVEN .._.,. AL,,ltEO I!. WASMDll ,_,.... ......... • petltMll -,,.... .,, WM! --Lotton Tnl•-11l••Y, •114 1..- A<llllO<"tutloll to"*"""-....... .. .... _.-............. Es ..... Act, ........... -'*ti .. -lw tu-r l*tlaNn. Md tllot 9IO 0- •nd piece ol ._..,. - --_,,Mt IOr ~-"7't, M 1:• 11·"'·• '" 9IO _.,_"' Cul 11o•lt No. I et teM9-'-MM Ovlc CleMw Orlw .,..._ !ft .. Qty of S... -... C.ll~a. O.•~·""· ....... 8RM04. C'.eufltY Qeftl JAMH L RUea&.. .M. .....,.Law .. y ...... .....,....._CA_.. T .. 1 fFM>-..VZ ......., ... ,,.... ......... 0-.. o.lll Dllfr NII OK.'· .. M."" .....,. 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Cou t D•llV Pilot. a ... ~ Of _,., cll"Cu ... loft. pr\ftled Ill U6d '-"'· .. -OftC9 Nd! -few 1-MKaMlw -prior IO IN -.Y ofYICl-lflG, Doted 11111 2M11 d9Y OI ......,._, '"' ltONllll H "'- Miit of .. ~c:-1 WAL.UltSTStM, MIU&lt, WAU•a&81U'OttD Onida ....... ... ~ ......... ---·~Im LM ........ CA._, T .. : fnll 194111 . ......,..., .. . "'*' ...... 0r-.. C09lt Deity "ltot. N<W.tt.2'•0.C.7,M,'97' .... ,. • 5 6. 7 8 D A I L y p 1. L 0 T c L 'DU ... ,...,,.. wW DGt lmowblfb' aecept lay advertfalo1 ror real --wtllcb .. in ricla· lion ol tbe law. Wl,500! Mmalt ... Nca1bwood Coiadol Pull Prlc• --llYClllal~ • ~ lJ'pe eoaapla ..... ........ '°°'· 11P9, bllhrdl, ...U.,ball • ..-.r tJill • ..,.,.-s c.oo. Tab adwaatqe! Olllr.tl Sl•. Ol't>ililt • 11 \ ltJN TO II PllCI • RIMHI ~ISTAYIDCB 1 alCISMCI If .. COMI wmt US. ..... HAll08 Y1IW tto.m-••rwte••A es,...., • 4 .............. . 1-------•INo~ No PmDU. ..... ..... -~ ........... ,..., .. ,.. ...... --.............. ..... 38r 2lle • I.rs lat. ... -.on: ,WW...... p ........ ao.. PnDdpa.I ..... cMc:k...... aaty, Olll A.be: 912-TIMO S24t.IOO NEWPllT BUCH 1511111 ='I ... =~ --------- DM.Y PILOT-• 3• +POOL ...., .............. ..__, Oiii•ed ._,....__,,. mlm ........ IA TRONT ~ ~~ 0:: We have several fine homes C8To tnd.O.U Mesa with pier "slip ~!!:~ ........ weu maillt.lned bome PENINSULA POINT IOOZ ::::::. 8:: ~dl~u!! Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family Gr alll ••·-•••••••••-••••••• boud and alide! Extra home. Close t.o ocean. $325,000 OWWoridC .... Eutaide 4 bedroom 2 belb bome wtt.b a ran· tMtk beam ceUi.o& faml· ty room, kitchen com· plelely redooe. Newport Beacb 1cbool1, and Westcllff Plaza ri1bl arouad lbe corner Sll6.9150 7S 1 3191 atorace 1aJore! Much. 11t.1 T~O HOISE COUMT'RY much more!! Only ..., ~ b h I s12uoo.WOW!!callTo-4 Bdrms., 3 bat s; ranc sty e, dav. -m.1100 mini-estate in orange groves. $249,SOO OHN ·(jjv • '' \ •V"I •o• ~• · " ·l8llll1 .BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR '.i l l Boy~•d• Ur•1•· N li 67) 6161 Al•.eote C: SELECT AT THE llACH EXECUT1YI T"PROPERTIES 4 Bedroom. tamdy room Z..STOIY Raal Estate Offiu LA9UESTA 4 Br. 2 ba , ONLY SlZUOO. ,. llHl7'7 90 DAY ESCROW wtcrackliDI fireplace. Gant 4 Bedroom. family auoo. Walk to beach, b -•aabAe loan al 9.,._'l-room ome. 1ourmet Owner wW help rm.aoce IDtcbeD. dJCUDI room. Take advut.ace. call wall ol s1au overlookulg 'TM-m4'117. . muucured lrou.ocb. 3 FOR SALE Olll., .., ., •• , \ •tJOO Kl..:,,.,, car prqe. Owner will will purcbaae S2 ·4 belp haa•ce Aakln& MWian. eaw. • Arbana. A!iJ SWl.IOO. eau m-1111. Xlal loaUoo Ul Solana Beech. m.ooo Ulcludea leue. luae bold 1m· ~· fixtuns. fwD. Good inventory ol llltl.a&a and f raocbiae. CaU '81-lu.4, aak for ~ PRINCIPAL. po. ~. :~, CJl'ffo •••• , \ ,, #• 'Oltl .. f • ............. . . 1a1111 lllTIGHT PIMMSULA *VETS*, ____ s.e"'!E!o~!~. 5 U..Ya.••=ty bedroom. 4~ bath home NOW ... NO IJOWN CID -..&e ab.e lot. Lovely LOANS TO ll00.000 DlM!I' ~. Mk the LOW INT. BATZ. Let ua owner to belp wHb lbow,oubowtoQualiff. fluoelDJ· Call Tbeo , ....... c.,.t Wliitrhn-for more de· W.Llllla 714-1202 ..... '*-'*~~ boCDe.. ASS11MA•• LOAMI a, ... ,.,.,.. .. ...... &o c:aoa.e from . --.&o US.000 to M · tlUDe. No qualilyt.1. B•rryf C•ll : ~-Ol'I ...... ,, \ '"" 11)1'1 _, [•1111 UDOISLINOP. --.a...._.a..._ .......... ,.!!:J::"'• 0 ~ led. O• 40 ft. lot. Hu meperate apt. •bo•• ....... •ttlt ot1lald•. print.a utr••c•. '·r~~~~~~~~~~ _..... ..... l ... _ ~-=-'7 ca UdD ,,!8'.:!J ~ Ll,u_ S1W'S TO llACH POIMT Wl&sfroal. Spectacular view ol O.annel; 2 atory 6 Bdrm mantkJa, buae famllY room w rwet bar 1---------a-.rtcob water. Elwtlc mma.er m t.e w !Pri ••t.e patio, boatallp too. Owner uudoua. Submit dfea. «MS-nn A ,Ol't,. IH II •,,\ II.JN 10 11 IWCI ' s ~·11111 $147.500 raatullc Decoratora bome! Warm wood ........... raJlled formal dini.DI room. 1ourmet kJtcben wilb t>.amed ceilin&•. aepa rate brMll:rMt area, tetluded b•lll ltom• offers d'C• e flt pat loca- tion P'our bedrooms. lbree bat.Ila. •aahed cftl,. lap. formal~ room • lariie muter auate are aomeol tbe feal&llW. Tiie owner us offenn1 con· tnd Lenm-Fu II price ..... Call w..2660 patio. 2Dd Stary IMIN 4 • SELECT Queen-uiu bedrooms. s I F I E D 6 4 2 ~ Q.tom built Comer lot. Newcpls &drapea 3 BR. l~ be. diniol area. aep (adly rm. Vacant 6 re· ad)' for you. Only *·000 ar.~ ...,,,... .. ,. ... $45.000 1 Br llloblle hom e . kilcbai w/brUst area. bay view. fplc. s•llo Grat Bllcbdor Pa 1 Udo Newport Co. ~ 151115 3' Hn spectacular muter PROPERTIES suite. Price Just ~oced --- $22. 000 Call Now . ~nn Y"·· CJ. ' t •• "\t4f '• -• LUY HAll.OI [~Btdl 'fll'Wt&LS ~COWSIYU Great Back Blly locauoa. •••••••••••••••• .. 2lkll'Y. $BR. 3ba, 2 fama· ty rooms. Perfect ror the tq fa.mUy. Aaaurbe U · '8tiDc loan &Cd uk the owner to help ftna.ace the rast. llZ.000 3 Bdrm .. family room s1n1tle atory home N1re large yard. completely renred. dog run & sw1n1t set. Brand new l09 o( the une lltl<"hen appliances ror itowmet cooktnit. Earthlone de<"o r . Anxious seller . Owner a5s1s ted financing. Offered at S259.500 llE 111111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE DOMT MISS THIS Spacious Four Bedrooms. Plu.a Family Room Huie Master Bedroom. On A Qwet· Cul.cfe·Sac He~ We Hne 1"8 F1nd Of 1be Month. The Home Needs Paint Cr Paper. But BaalcaU1 An ICxNl.lent Buy. OnlylUUOO. Fd&OUS T MODIL 1MI -...s Rare Four Bedroom With Huie Country Kltcbeo and Family Room. Spedous Large Bonus Room With Bath. Two-atcry. Dinin& Room With Wetbar. Ceramic TUe Entrance. Custom Ora.pea eod WaUpapen. PaUoll For EnterlainlJll. Located On Major Greenbelt. All 1'lds lndud.lnl 1be Luci. IZIS.000. A "Joy or Newpotj." Ll.aUq. 131·1• •• acwalmft FULLIR llALn MM114 RCTay lorCo I '·lO 'JI 12 AIAteOMID IUSTIC CDM Hoe.. Needs TLC & Imagination; 3 Bedroom + ftreplace. ranched fence" roeea. Owner Anxious. Callm.esG. CHAP M CDM DWI& w alt to beach I& abops; each 2 bedroom cottaae bas wood ·buraln& fireplace and patio! Owner wW belp flnmee. Call DOW m-GSO. . , .. , ...... S TO llACM Prl vale patio enters to cbarmllll 4 Bedroom Beach home: 1lump·1tone Ir tile, llre~ce, .•te&>-... .,.r roomy kite fi tbe OCf!11A bleae oo terrace oft COIJ muter aulte. All um fat ~··· Call DOW87NSIO. , \ OMU? I CtlONIC:.-.. MM• .... __ .... ,..., ........... . ............... ~ ..... ,, .... ••••• ........... _..a.i .. .......................... ........ _ ........... ~ M1"6r ..,_ ... ._ •••crmr _. ~,_._.,... .. , ... ..,,, 1 " a o IL 11100 11,. COU OP MIWPOIT llAl.TORS 21111. C.-tfwr .. C:.www .. Mmr 671-1511 111• aeous OCWRONT A fantutfc vtew of the beaut. blue Pacific. Private steps from your own door to the comm unity beach. .. ,J:xclusive area with a 24-bour security 1ate. Spacious contemporary home with 4 bdnm. formal dining, f am rm, recreation rm, study, 3~ baths. Spa & built-in flBh aquarium Sl,200,000. WIS&.IY M. TAYLOI CO .. llALTOIS 2111 s. Joaqmhl ........ MIWPOaT CBtTH. M.I. 644-49 I 0 !Jnvilalion M.J. UOCIC & SOMS. IMC. Invites sealed bids on (4) luxurious ocean view properties at Jasmine Creek in Corona del Mar. These are the most popular floor plans at Jasmine Creek, which is a planned-unit development with homeowners association. Minimum bid ls $325,000 to $375,000. Bids must be in by 3PM, Sunday, Dec. 16th and successful bidders must be present. For additional information, please call tbe sales pavilion at 714-640-4020 •IUUOFUL BAYFIONT COllDO Sf111ha _,,, ... I ....... .. ..CJ ..... LllliltW ,.., .... ...._ ::-; r:;. 0: -~ ~~:~ .:--.:c •t.-/ .... F ftwtw?l=,000. •••••• ~!!!;;mu .. Lft!I ......................... ........ ,_, .. w-... 1111 ~ ...................... ..... t ...................... , ......... !!' .. ~,,ftC! 1!'L. ,.., ....... tf·GN. ~ ~ ........ ,,... .... . ·=" ... ................... ., P941COWlf"• Near Pactnc Drive and Cam1tJoa Partr; bit ol a 811 .S.W ; btamed . cellln11: brick llrtpl1ct and lmrnac\llate asndJUon. PrUtt ~la I bedioou• and 2 batha. Rear bu a bedt00m1, 2 tiatha. Owner wUJ flnance with attractive terma. PJ9ented t ... 000 . IJ ,_, 100 I: 11()"61:1 REAL TORP, 876 8000 2443 Ent Co t H'9ftwey. Corona dtl Mw Ill UNITS CORONA DB. MAI Juat lilted! OnJy l·bloctr from the" beach. 6 Deluxe unit.a, aome wtth ocean views, 1, 2 & 3 bdrm. wlita. $750,000 ···~ .. JNftelc"ln 11 .. 01 , ,,,,, •• ,, ... . . . t•l llTATI OMtf,.ACll ~oe.aa.-. KISS bluff lot amon1 ploe U. la1flamonr 1oodbye trw. • Bldroom, a b&Ua, Jibi'9 lllltit tbe C&Nfl'M -.-. tlle.~wtt.hW.lm-........ ..., i:nacw.t. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, 2 ...... ,,. • ! • HERITAGE . RE/\LTORS yrold OQndo. Lp bdnna J~~~~~~~~ eutbt-. cpta, feaced I · ~~~~~~~~ plltioAcoaunu.nity pool, C.-....... IOU llP8 &ad tennla. Su~r ................ ••••••• I••••• ~ Walkt!r 1; l t!t! FIXER locaUoe. OaJy •. 000.1--------i .......... ~-lll!.llm----------~. CalltodaJt71hV70. LUii HAllOI VU ' • •MOOG C!J Coldwe,11 ~anker . llqulSITI IA \WONT In Dover Shores on 60• frontage with pier & float. One story home, customized with hardwood noon, beautiful paneled walls, 2 fireplacea and off street parking. A decorators delight and in Brbtol condition with financing available. $695,000 FEE. . INNEWPORTCEN12R ~ 644-9060 macneb I Irvine realty A SU881DtAAY OF THE IAV1NE COMPANY YllW-¥11W-¥11WJ Custom built around a spark.Jing pool & situated on a bluff w/Harbor Entr.ance, night Uahts. Cat.i!na II. sunset view that you won't believe until you see it! A 4BR home w/famuy.formal llvin1 and dining rooms. Offered at $795,000 incl. land -submit your offer. Larry Dyer 642-~. <S.11) 'C>a LIAllt Watt'h the Harbor activity from 30' ba )'front deck or beautifully appointed Uvtn1 " dinin1 rooma of thiai Mal Kai Bayfront cund,,mlnl um '12~0/ Jfto yrly. 1.arry Oyer M21123a < JJ) ... i •n• ..,. •ioo '°' '-'Wtf o,,.,. tfMftOf Vltw £.Mn• lf'llnt .. 'nrnrtllllY C.n .. r ALLSTATE ~H~~~:= if:~~~ ..._•Ila yard, 3 car P'lraplaea. B•elo .. d ll!ALTORa pr 6 bfi·lla lffarity. patio Fruit trua. a.Jl'..lli.&e QNLymta -IM llo6d.. .......... fiar ... y care YOU'U.LOVITHIS -0.. to act.ooU • ....,._ Cbarmla1 £.Side ASSUMAU 644-7111 Om\mill! '111.IDO.C.U Dollhuu. Uader Juat walk lato tbe 161130 -.oDO Prto OlalJ, AO . ~~::!!.:S TA!!.ILL. -;::cwmLOAM fall bl low. 1\wb1y de· 1044 ....................... corated aad epacloua. OWC ZND TD Aa&umab&e loaa. Call C4MDf\X Sl7t.IOO DICOIATOtlS At oaly STJ,000 tb11 woo D a RIDGE 1 0 Now~S370 11161 eouth ol Cout Hwy perfecs condo &t.&11.« la lllVINE Maim ModeJ. 4 A loc.a la priced to aeU, OllAM the i.t bu)' ta the a~a Br 2"'-be u vtq room LLSTATE ::.~':!m,~ ~ :U er!:,':YSo~ W..llul' ~Mtt BKR fo;mal din101 room : -BR+deo wtf~ on rear P\ua feature. i'Bdrm, 2 UMDB St0.000 tnMtat area• family REALTORS ol'i ..... t1 Owner t.lh, MW c•-·. wall JBr. l'·'IBa, weat11de room ·~~ Pan _.. ..... · -..--•• a--try 6 aervlce area mottvat.d, try $$0.000 c:overlo11. cer am1r ._ ...__, 1 d AIAHDOHID down aod contract of noon aad RV a.ccaa. A Beautiful and1cape COlllGIPAU aaJe.CallDa.nlUbb,Agt ma.ttoeee P'ormonan· 15.JOOdn No Qu.allfyanK ' backyard, 2 car 1ar IST•n 675-231 t fcinmlioacallS..s.> 3br, wlfflllc, oa • buce wtopener. drapea • .. a,2 lot. 0 w c 54G-m3 otber features la boue Elep.at J bedroom, 2 DW'llX .... ...,.,. .. _.. ... ...,~ are blfbly upcraded tmb, f.amtb room home, Two 2 bd, l be UDJU, wtt.b 1"' WIUD a few ~ ol with 2 fireplaeaa, H · '~:l•cH, eocloud ~~~~~~~~I •HiJC. Idioms. lake. ll.lm•Me •.ooo, •~"' y . Owner ansloua _ poob, t.nmJ.a coan. • Lou. Owner~. UOIL All McCoy , total coaaauo1t1 . ~~"J!:':'.~~.,,Kt• Gl·la. OAK CiL8il IUl,000 Coanalloaal [~111111 =::~~~:..,z\Jndlr !!!~-!!!~Z~c~ar~pr~!l!l~C ~:: · -= •-•••,... 2518DdeaAtt,C I( ta: Jnt.Lce ~ pet*> Nearly new, lar1eat l4Z4'1J4 P'rtncmtJl:aCU atocJe 1tory to Wood-OCIAJROMT COMDO 2 Bdrma., 2 batba; aecurity bldJ. Vacaat; lmmed. ocnrpaney. Sub. ........ 1225.000 m..-a m.-.a: •• associated u,. .. '"' I •• I .... ;. ' ' I A • • ' I .. • ' • pqetOOT brtdce ut. J4t7 IT OWMB SUPER 3 BR TWNHSE C>wnes-tatJ,. Rultk 3 bdrm l ba wtth l yr Dil!'W, au.umc l l '\ Lit JASt••CltlB fireplace. ncloud Jmt •uoo ~ 7177. Bare Pia 3 la MEl•nd· ,.,..,,. ll>._17$' R-2 tl1 M).t• "-" me ......atkm; oa wMSe p6a kit. 4'I Hamllt.an. lleaabal&. Gl'Ml for~ llD 11111t dbitu:rt. tenaota NOQUALn'Y! By a.naer. p I a t b a t t r a v e. I . Mallt cloM lo "71 PriD Eutaa• Coeta 111 .. a A&llmmUc eprtntlen, 2 dpalac.al)'. -.000 .,_ ...._ SLJ.1'1. per ~ cau for app 't. __ ~ __ or_a_1_-auo__ mo. 3 bdrm. 1~ be. pool, ..... SYCAMOlll .. BI bup famUy rm Mr SO. 0. HWY. Wood. -.ano .... 1000 CdM Cuatom bome; ~MIW O • 1arse s bdrm., family NUaua. a.,. a w. '" WI I / '. ' rm. d&a.Uaa rm : ..toe be. Qu.aUt7 lowaliiome WILL CA•IY G1••A001C cellar. 1 lldrm apt . ........, ........ Oalfu: 4 ..._ ......... .. ISTA1I ~YrrAurnR =-:.=.:..,.. v....,... SulMnil • If .-" "'· r ·' , ' UIL'( a...-~CIO'ftNd l&AUONl&A.LTY .._<>Dir-.• --~----~==:::-:::. 67NIM 4t1·UN Uldlr-l8Ueu1ar •.141-4117 LAIGE lnl ,_, ....... ..._~~~~~~ ~l*rrd .... Mpeuo _,_, t02' I.an fam&l7 room, brte9 tpla1 c:...-. ltJ4 -..._u___ --··--••••••••• Na a. a · ... ._ for .._ l9Ull&l7 kae•. ' ....................... IO~ M•IMTA iW. , • .-...,wa or lta&al1 i.•droom1 • ..._ ______ llf -..---....... i-,tae1elar ""It°/. ,_..... a ..,.. •wlm· ,._.. .., .. wtwalklllr-~· ..... -~ ...,.. ailll•lll._. ardJ n.e&.••t.1111.oakn.r. l.t.UNND •ru_. uw I or J ~.._~ID9-~ •. 111· ... · Bdrm...a-...S:taai.i. t~f"VaU aleo ttedr•o• l11aut1 --lel .. r: GOI .•• ,.a:=··~ ll!!.~"I':. ·; ~n.::.~ -· ... ..:.::~ =-~.:::.~= !~ &;;1 ••li la lMdM •"" 41uatur .............. par\ •ad elementary ,f ... 1"4• ~ -... • ...__ aebool. ASSUMABLE ' 11 " "'~ .u,....," ~""' ,..., .... •r.u•rur --· "'-c. ---r '*...., 1 OJ4 1.DAH1 off ,... , ••••••••• , ••• , ............. , ........ . ..... a11UM ,,... i.ha. awtmmln• DGOt It &MT ,. '"•'••r,,roo1 'tro• AllllMAILI ..... _,.,,_. ..-w ... n:w. .. , .. m n11nct ltt 1\1 I I 111• I\ . ' / -- • br, J l>a. home ftllleW boeue rm. att_ a park Io I , 3 c ar UR'°'·UV'l#V Jiil ..,..., ll'ftl1 rm. ftml dla~•••lpeul• MC""" Tlll.e °"' .... 1t5'hA.--fll....lavlMl =. t• e1l1Ua1 t'41 tr. u ~..-; -.-tt.;: .. ~ ~ ~=~ ~W.1lh1!1l:l1:1: don osen ; 1-.ilt"I ~ T ConiPanY OpatJHouse Z914 ROUMSIYEL TERR.ACE Laguna Beech Sun.Dec. 16 , ,. ... , ..... Faotullc ocean view. bonws roon\, 1.aUe deck. apactoua ma1ter bedroom suite wUb redwood bot tub . ereeobouae windows. bukber block kttcben. very pn .. te 3 llR, 2 BA home. tm .400 • • lllM So. CouUli•81 lo VU1qe Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 FDl=lEST E OLSON . . .... ...... YIU.A 3 bdrml. I baths, ftreP.lace -15' lot. Hu So. P1Uo -move lD CODd!Uoo. SUUdUrild for 2nd 1tory. May be t.t pOtemJaJ oo Udo. Low Price at t.m.ooo ............ ", .. ,... Day 956-0280 Evea & WknCll 113-2333 Broiler CooperaUon WAT9FllOMT CUSTOM Wiiia BNt .Up. sm.ooo a hdroom aourm•l ldt.cbm. formal d1o.lq. llmUy rOlm w /cracklln1 nnsuoe. tara• aot. spec-tat\ll&r view. Call now TIUIM7t7 oPfN1/f0•11\J '•tOibl'• 1· l®lftllll Eaatbhdl 5Bd.rm Lusk. pool. Lltbld, suo.ooo. Call for APfl: Owner eM-1.llO NEWHOllE C\&ttom famUy bome, step.a to ocean. aome ocean view. Owu/Aet ~orm.ms UOOISU OM. y Sll0,000 ........ cowt, ""''"' id & dbltse. c.-Wllldw...t ,,..,.~ *"°'* -.eon * OUAUFYIMG * Ondo, ocean vtew. pnv. ONLY $10,000 dwn on oomm•mt\)'. 2 BR .. 2 ba .• fantastic opUon. 3 BR ex UJ.8 1q. ft. UPtraded. e c . b o m e . $ l 1 9 S ll&OOO. lOW~ Auwna· mo/pymt. PreaU11ou1 b&e lit. 831~ Owner. Harbor View area 611·12" 1100 ....................... SAVI 1MOUS...St XdO Macn.oo. im. AC. 5 Ital' pan. beok NPQ. EZ-tenm. under pric9d. Ql23il). ..... Hoa Store 55 .. 7070 Owner. 54.l.()210 HARBOR VIEW HOM~ 1--------~--;;;;;-;;----1~~~~~~~~1 Beaut.llUl 11 S bd • Al.oc DUPLEX --------i pool Patrick Tenore. S 165,000 NEW HOME FOR 611-12Jll6. Step lo crya~ und on Oceanside. Great Invest-IEACH PEOPLE men t • Ca 11 now . 1bia large quality bulll 71'-~67 cimom 4 bdrm home LI CJP11.1•19· ,., .. ,~~"· 1 oeatitlJ co~letloo and [ Ai§M I ideally localed, steps ~.lijPdtt ~ i~~£.~~ 5«>-Wl for special de· REALTORS WOULD YOU LIU 100WM1/40f MOBn.EHOME BUY -SELL· RENT FINANCE MaWlt .._ Stofe ...... c..tw CALLUS '61·1021 DOVa SHOltHI taJa. BeautHu l v lew of Newport •s Back Bay and dty U1bt1 + elegant mater suite with Roman -~ L~ HERITAGE lMS toW.•IOMl7 ~ f7.500dD •• proK. -p.r mo. Prine. oaly. Jobn llanlaall.1 _______ _ m.i. . . RF:ALTORS l~.Call~ ~~~~~~~' f~OREST E OLSON "•' l•f A I •!•• REALTORS UMDA 15&.E 2 Beautiful Well.ApJ>OUJl· Eutblulf 2 rt1pouesaloaa. e d Oo the Wat er Try lOK down• aaaw:De ·--~ Propertie9. ~.ooo 1s 11t 1s 2Dd &oaoa. Priced --P,.l m1Wan. ~ appt. far quack sale. Hurry I IONAMIMPtU '*'Cote Realty Aat . Don. 7U·lll0, =-~ ~.~~ ~ lnvettmeat ..... --------- S&ftR PAltll OM COAST HWY w lfpll. 1willun1AI. neck· Ina. spa.m,. partiel aod frleadlr oei&bbora. You'll love lt ! 12.1.50 W/12lrl2 factory add 00 fudly l'OOID, lars• IUD· DJ lrltthea, scape r lbeltered ~ patio. Ill 78nl ........ « ....... eu-t,.. can. llov• la before ,.,,... .... and foanlaln. P'unsilbed .-5717 1" IAST&UfF •&rAOD.tJ s er., .. baaM ..... •ur ec:L lay Ylewl! rod. ddce corner loca· C,I. FORE:C::. f ~ OLSON ...... "'• .... . -·c--c- CUFF HAVEN IARGAIM! 3 bdrm. 2 ba. fmlY rm. pool, 1pa. lge 2+ patio !«. paUoe. farenng, blln BBQ + pool all sur· rounded by 10,000 used bricks • f abuloua' Even ro01D for boat & RV. City lilbta view, too! Very, very reuooably priced. Remodeled. Just listed! 646-T7U ~ Walker & lee 2 Bd • MCurU.y bkl1 tloa OftlrioolDDI pan. w/boet allp. 10"-~ ant See lt oow aoy Ume. PatnckTenore83l·la. Sl8'7• REALTORS SlllEMITT ............. Expanded & remodeled, 3 bdrm. + lanai, single slory-4nd unit, adull home; quiet cul de sac Uibt & bright. Glorious, a1f new & fresh decor. As· '....,!!.. t , I I 1!i .. ,:1~· II " :\_:\,!°II., •!; 1.l l l 111 !i R1n~ 1,40 · <,•,1,(J Any•'""' f a•.tt•lul' p,,,f Ulrtq loyMcC....Ur 541-7729 COMDWLD ....................... WANTED Far IAIMe 4Br Zbe. dbl 6 Home 1s lDeomte PropeT· fam rm, put fW"D lf ty blt1Dla. CommlNlca W8llkld. laWD matnt . .., 3 Bdrm owoer's uoit w Jfrplc • 1 Bdrm l Sa unit 9Va% aaaumable loan. 11'19.1100 ~. &f6.JU6 lllD.5tl480 aft 5:30. ....... A pR€\TIG€ ..................... .. ,q__ ~ HOM€\ ~.'!'!I~.~ ..... . L...-IMdt 114' Ja:DW.CoutHwy,NB ••-.. •••••••• .. ••••••• ......... , ~ cou.ce by tbe see. 2 br. pvt beacb, 'oa un UMJTs -.i1t.1. no,... -..m"t. PRDIE EASI'Sll>E. CM ~Bdnna each Sim. prd9D l'8t lllouM. 1HESTARNESCO Cute A cozy, cllarm. 673-7711 .wk.~ aENTAL .._..U.~wl .. d INCOME PROPERTY -·••••••••:"••••••••••• From 139.900 Modular G 4 JZOJ 1'yiJe Homa. 3' Set!\illlY ---•••"•"••••••• 3 pvt be~bes, pool • --------pier. Treasure tale Pk. an Pacd'ic C•t Hwy. WIUDI Bcb R M P n'M)a.3579 .. .....oaTICH "" It ,. '* flenhMu1a !Br li550w'DlJ' OD n&er' ZBr /dim smoc> rfio;,~ T~r R[Al ~ J:~P U:RS - Oal de MC. xJ.at area. J BR ~ Ba. 11525 mo. Mk fOt Air. 641)-1720. egl. z Bdrm ...... Pvt yard, 1ar. Pool Adlh. $62$/mo. Mar. 2'5.1-B Onaae- 31r, a.. TOWllbome ar ""*' S.dl Bay w 13 car 1ar Avail unmed S600Mo L1e /L1e PurebaM 83fr 7530 W$A'IBDI DUPLt:.X. x1n1 aru. a yr m> 2 BR 2 Ba, SCT5 Lit &t lat + MC David. -.31256 Plllio Home: a bdrma .• m a.dll, famll:Y room. 2 patio.. lovely f.~ Anil. for I me». : 1DOWe lD DDWI l100 Mo. + ~ depo9k. Owoer /bkr. 'JIMD, eves. ~ua ltBfTALS 1 BR. 1 be .....••..•• tdl ZBR.1"'1ba. ........ ... 3 BR. 2 be .•.•..••.•• llOO aea.za,.i,ba. •...•.•• *'60 Rancho San Joaqiii'o VW. Coodo. ZBr. 2~Ba. dm. A/C, pool, jacuni. Up1raded. l yr oew. Avail. 1/U /IO. ~­ .. 4-0ZIO M·P' d&JI. ........ ~pl Studio Condo. Nr JQi Hoep. Pool, tpa, uuna Security $395 M&-29C7213 /477 7001 w.......... 3298 ....................... ~£/OPTION HOMES FOR RENT 3 Br J 811, brand new COO· 3 or 4 Br. Priced frorn _do....;'c...:.S150 __ mo_._~_l29' __ 7 __ , Sf15-~75. Fncd yard & .&llnd new Lee 4 Bdrm, garages. Families 2~beNewportBcbCon· please , kids 4c pets do. Prol. decosated 6 welcome. CaJI 964·2566 or l.adlcpd Thi.a la a Shef. tm-2971. Act, DO fee. field Place t.ownhouae or Ct 11 d: I I • 1 Harbor Hlab . Only a.tfwwt•d 1425 t795/mo. 673 2113 4c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ l Br, pool, jacuui, 3Br, m. bouae w/back clubbouu, A/C, So. ard, acrwa the street Coest ~ area. $395 1tom Cbarlea Reller ..;;mo....;...aJ..-.·.;....;.. _____ , Part. BJ •PPGUatm• lbr, a.. I car 1111'· Ter· ~. Do DOt clla&art> c.. ... Comm.1550llo.1.rv MllCa.. WW be nail 10th m.srn ~lmda. d Dec. Peta allowed. Z17 kDOK Plaee. l·t215-153T LEASE OPI'lOflt -----• -Newly deeorated, plush 2 tlllD mo. 1DcJda IJ'dor, 3 tr Hunl. Bch Vlew condo Jiil i Ba, Newport H«ta w/iJau atnum. very pvt ao pet.a. Reta req'cl 547 patio, view aundeck, Ahso. All. sse.&2J pool, jacuz.z.I 4c teona. UJ family home w/5Br, family room • den. Dover Sborea. area. ,Avail. lmmed . •1,700/mo. A1eot ... P1 ' 111 Pt. Nr. Wed&e. 2 Bdrm, ram llD. trp&C, I ba. a ear 1•r =mo Yr1y 1 .. NB ltmary bme, avl Jas.1, P&DOramle oc.aa yjew Prlo. only . Owner 9&Mrl70 THE "GOOD LIFE" YEAR-ROUND FUN: Social Achv111e5 01 rector• Free Sunday Brunch• 880 s •PIH Ilea• Plus much ITIOl'e GREAT AE~TION: Tenn11 •Free Leuona I pro I. pro 1t1op1 •2 Heallh Cluoe •Sauna • ... ,.,.. .,,_,. [ ··1 l II I I! l I\ I -~ l \I 11 !.H.'> ~ 2 br apta. Faml· ly unit. Pool • Play ground. Sundance West Apt1 UH Maple IMS-18 orMZ-Ul51 2 Br. • .,, ba townbouae, Ol!IUI' ol town. all bltna, 1an1e, fenced P•llo. cm. 8'5-C17. ~seage·Swm-SW& MCI m1ng•Oolf Om1ng Vl.LACO.OOYA Range .... '11 ~ AN.lff-........... ,...... MEJn'I: St~ ' ,. .0. '-ii. ,_ ........... 2 Becsrooma •Fur S-bot•...,aUtree m1Md & Untum111Md •Adultaoal;J, nopeta. •Adult LMng •No Peta llcJllth to )I~ • Mooers Open daily 1 Bdrm S125 9106 28drmtm Oakwood ZIZIEldeoAve,C M. Garden •-artmenta llmMlcer. R1dl Anderson _, IC-TIIOIS -------associated l~ "' ~ r ... ' • • ' ' ' ,, . '8CIO Beau One Bdrm, ~ ADULn dim. p.r., tean1s et 6 2 br, 2 ba, 1are1e, ~::a~•ar So. Cat .-umo.111 .... 2 Bdrm z Ba condo oa Ow Wiil«. ocaa new. bay view, boat 1Up. Oy1 eG-3341. ev. .. atJO alt .. Nem-Hoa&. ZBR, J~BA Townboaae. crptl 6 ~. 1 car eocaect pr. Ad. ul DO r;t•. SMOao. ht• •at. MWS1I. 3br, a.. ' dn lo on.a PYt room in 4 Br ~ Odil. Uodt:r 30 yn JOl.c.b pnv SllD+dep 7eo.«ZS1 V• ~a ....... 4210 ....................... PAUi SPRINGS. CA CONDO RENT A.LS LmJa:y o.adcwntah1ma, OICGalpliapi••at-.,Q' .,.........._ C-.&ry C1'1b l«alll. Goll, Ttr:mD a•allable at 5pect aJ Rat.n for our Client.a oaly. Weekly, Mclllthly. and Wl'!drend Rrnab. CalJ • Oomiruque at m•,m..11 CAnlEDRAL CANYON COl1NI1l Y CLUB ~Catbedral ~Ol1ve PENTHOUSE SUITE LUXUltOUS IDCU'IMSURaS Otfic:a 110W eu1J. lo dfcM'l7 ..... 'MS E.Jl. ecatn. 8Wia eeetnJly Joc.led near freeweya. coarta 6 lhe Orange Couaty Alrport . P'aclUUea lnclude a ~. eftldeat recep- l Io a 1 t /lelepbooe ~wboireeca your dMaa mad..,.,... your calla. • complitU C&IU .• F'ederaJ law Ubrary. bu11UfQJJy decorated Cllllfsmce room., pboCo CopJ machine., ~ the flant ln secretarial ~ Far further info 6 • peraoael tour ~ ... l•eilWee. .._. e.tact Vortac Aaaoc.. 014 ~-22U, aw~. Offlcel...td 4500 Moltg on Tr.t I.Git&,.._.. 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ••••••••••••••••••• Dllicli 50JS .... ••••••••••••••••••• new 1oodlH with 0.-n.ded. MWl7I Car =~::· Qu.li&J wed. frtG-'ll'll I.I Yea' Pnlf-loo OOllE REPAIKS! Did 70U know JOU can p&w a ctu•tfted ad In &be Dally PUot Servke Dtrect.ory for a whole maaUI ror u uw. as a-per dl,y ! P'or mant tabmalioD. call 6&2-5871 Pa•: 11 SlSO r. 1 t USO .W,W..e.cl 7100 HnfpW...... 7100 HlfpWmlM 7100 ................................................................................................................... IOOO~ft. Forrenlorleue: 2room ---•••••••••••••••• *fOXYLADY * PORTRAITS MX'OUNTING CLERK· l·-------•IAUroTRANS,&Umaa, LawfalllDAirporta.ru omce. restroom ln lD· W..-Mfit. Co. OU'OCALLONLY PenclJ, int dwas. oil A/P, AIR. apea.J pro-ACCOUNTS aper' preferred. 'M .. t NB 55411152.Mll·F • cbastrial complex. UW. AD types ol real eatat.e fUUNO ADS *'7"l l"I* palDliDll • artt1Uc jeda for a dynamic de· ai.wtoo1a.~ · • · paid. 6'2-~ aft 5 HB investmentuincel.IM9. .,. JI pboto1rapby. Prof alin f irm 10 Irv Niceaftieelnllwltin"'oa area. S,.~~-A1£ fl(( TOMMY~ Artiata Ml--08SO RspomlbUilies lndude· PAYABLE ~~~~· f';' 2 .. Prime N l{lle a Bual -1 ~ _, WW the lady wbo saw \be Codi.De d AIP •.,JIC'OCeU· .....-.~ 2 11 = = = ";;; Dl!llS M ~t,y om~ 64Z..Z I 71 545-0611 Cal~ OF NEWPORT a cc id e D t 1 2 11 a t q AIR. iodudlDC pre-.. ~ llome. 79-UIO psmo.Avail.Jan. L 4' warebouae apace. llDney i abort term 2Dd '4J..5'7I ESCORTS Wamer/llqnolia, Car· r:::!:: lsa&*l ~ CLERK BABYSITTER Is h&e scorrllALn Cerpeta. drapes ll wet or row'a RHl. parkin& ~ _..&!._ .. ....:.':'.::'. bPeeeteepiac-Grandma s M00·7'00-tLun· 11>'1,nocreditcbeck,no 6Q.1S11 AboHlriDI t!;: call H8·5411 ... ICIACIU -1.,1_ -~ lilt ti ltl ._ Put "-" ••~ SJ6.71JJ ... .:_., -. ..::".· _ .... JID)ty, S20))00up. For ac· ~~~~~~~~~I ,.... a w MUI..... .., ere1 n1 poi OD .,,.-. or 1uu .........::. _ ....... ...,.,. _. _...., ::: av..U.bl• r,roce••••I <>wner...m.o. ~~~~~~~~ A.IG4MSll·P8to._Sal tiancallqeat: 673-73ll Lmtcr.Foundapet!Call GnttC ,_, pi llGldSenkes5J60 -..-.-. pa1ablu rom le1al me.sums 9toL Anytime. Animal AuiataDce ESCORTS :!: •••••••••••••••••••• 1--------•I • rts&Ddamtrad.9 BlbJd&er needed lD my PdJDe ewport ac .... W_... 4600 • .._-. ,a · a.Hrs. Ml--01.IO --Dutielt.otDdude 'chtldren it aome lt. N Be b ,,_,~ al , __ .... Dt.z:tTl ofee AOCXJONTING on a compu&eriaed tam. can for 3 ~ loc. Near o.c. airport. •••••-••••••••••11•11• 's FouDd er mt a pet? Call MCjYISA BRASS KEY * * ~GIL &Dd •ador ~ lluabave Rent iDcla reception, fUrn. i.:lbr, Zba bouae or 14~% Interest, Long Special Pala HotUne. ,........htklaa .,.uaem own tram. S1DO Per n. canfereoce rm, Janitor apt. pref. CdM. Jan., term. From 110,000 to Tl4'11J-lm.213J258.7388 DIAMOND WANTED: •=::------"-• '° tM pe.yable actam.y. _.1..,._ .......... -aerv., uUla, 100 free P'eb, March. 2 elderly *'°·000. No prepayment Pri ..... ~_.,..._,~ i•-3 -~ HO! •-,,..._, m·---.. ""' ·-_._ opiea" more __ ,. balloo v._.~w&&1-v"" CA GTOYOUR _,_ -·.---c · ladies. No Peta. 760-9233 __.,;y,no n. Found: Fem. German _..... __ .. NB,._ ---==• ... -6 .. 1 .... ---u..--· ............. _. Secretarial aerv. avail. UdoNewportCo. Sbepberd,apxat"bi.blk .--...au. · ._.._... SOCIA.LAFFAlRS -·-.. " -· ...... ·-... v,•- UaorDcxc851·9W Want 2Br 6 aar, un· 673-'1SllS 2tbn. race, Weatminater O.C.AIRl'Oln' •661-0729* HO! :_:nftl!e wlt.IUD =..:_.:: a.a da~• Retail,Qc Spece Avalla· =--~ta!!.~~= R>MEOWNER WANS IM7-8MB ESCORT SBYICI NowH1Jtn1 HO! hie. 100lq ft Watcllff tm.ancefcrNducedreal, ARRANGED I.at: Dos. 11, Silky Ter· SpeclalbiDI In baai· l'nllr IN We oft• ao ueellenl ..,.....,_ID OoBece ft --..117-0'100. ftd'a,Sl8.._ $10,000tol250,000 rler, "Pasha", small. neumea, realdenta ··,=Hill& ~ ! aala17 and co•J:t• -. .an dq, ••· •AMORTIZED Wwr bei&e "wbt SUM> weicome. "•-•• ._... ,..S.qe l a fti.11~ M.1·1111. B&ALTOR& DESK Male, retlred, aoclal •INTERBBTONLY .,_.:.,. lntDe ssi-390 7Jt.IZ41 ......... -.... --•• •KT A pleaant worlia1 ••· SPACE Seeurt-will abate apt. .QIOJlTT&BJI _,..._..._ • ......._W 70 ~•.u ril'OlllD .. t. 1'o Inn MBIWUA "&iiD11i> Ametlca• la•eatora -Jaam"e' 8 .... aome ..... n-..-•11~ •-crltS4022 •1c1-1a• -IE.. 71 ~ m:nat.ttldllwMltw lar ~ tD ....., dla.b .. • .._._ ... ___ • ····················-· ~...... --to~~ .... a ~-._ furn .• dllbea, etc. M ·77TlCll' ... 115T I.at: aa.1111'97 Poodle. ~* & s p ear p • • t • r ~..,·-,.._. all Cll' ar...o • <*-• aO -. - -----.aas ........... •'Sw9etie" UAll-2All ...,. i .. s I 0 .... ..... ;..;._=..;_..;..;.;.; _____ _ • 11.-IDIDtiasaat 1""P• JltT.D.well .... lilac. Reward. ~ :.=.•=.-:.::::: t t 1 jfswlrl/ ~1;.f::.•.:a•1 ._, • PLA'IO"S_....T c:.:r~'owa:.:::. IM8 ~ eom......_, p1mae Jin r 1 LOSI': Si111'W IJ"'1 Sbelt1e Far fne.tblDldna • ... m.w OUR Tim _... • ..a.tadal la ---••••11••11 C •SH F· •5., Collie. II. Balecreat lD&lnl eeapl•, a.tu .. --ri--4-----d mwwwVw'V-'---I ' I A A 'I -Cll . ..--lt w /abaolutelJ No -ar e couple w /2 ~-·-_, __......... 1S'l'S SWINGS ---...,.,._ Pressure, Adult Fun. cbUU.. aeeklq apt. thly rate conn all 0" I It SOOS ~ .. unr 195Dlnr,lloQrwood. -. --'"'-for z..ao ~C9. m-im -.. •••••-••••••••• '"".---.-Lott: Par•keet. blue ---~ Clollaterd.uUona w...., face, M. Ma•..,..1• .._Mt;_,,___...,.._,,_ ualta. Pr....a.b' maoai· r'-~ ,_ ___ ...._._ ... f WIA ....,.._ LA _.-._......_ l-.-...... , i.Ddadlal EllC.SUl'TIS Uc'd for 44 children. --..-rrn •• • P.1lia lD F.V. Reward. Weareforrul.Tryua. ~ • bkkps. --" Hie .. -la ba'1Dc your l'tul Diel lbdrm bome. ~-. lal -...:m. Fane-A·Frlend: SSJMI. ....-. .. for .,... .. _ea& lD -:,::::...:::1 Dlaff of bulaeaa at Can be purcbued OD UcdU..... 11-1a St ,_.... _ .... llalr.-a...t.r. ~leoa-~ caatracl at lO'J',. in-714 Aa._9375 ~_: ~ -':..":91 .. MASSAR NB/Cll area. Salary froom, peraoaal 1ed ... -. ~ ---. ~ ayan ..._._. •• 11r. ~s natDtidle. Plew call fnl'nftftftUV pboae auweriaa and PwtPlace,IDc.842-74Sl 2.NDTRUSTDEEI> Clll.loacbair,buahytail. ~191VV... 'DMlll30. ..,..,,,,__, more. Seeretarlal •nnn TD 3.,... w111~ -.'7M8 ISCOITS ..W.a'f&Uable.Forin· ICE CREAll/ FAST ...-.. J•-· ,., blk Lab OUTCAUOMLY 8kpa1. Aay/all atepa l»YWmtOfAceoaatants focallBent~l. FOOD. Popular Beach :,-:C,1;57ft~sT:.:1.!;!; ~e!:mhm 1000: "?;t......,..,. tbroucb eiUuat l&allmot' AaodatedPenoonel &ocailoo with Xlnt poten· ......... ~7.. ...-__ .,140 Ind. ~ • payroll Senice, IDc. Macarthur • Jamboree, tiaL Invest Now! Only _..._.=...... _ _._..,_ ..... ____ _ ............... .__..;~------... taa. Your de or m.lDe. wa sq. ft. on around $29,000. t 1 m im•/ Found: Dec. 11, 2 small GO~ &tlL l'l':MQI. Earn extra money for level. New premlaea. 673-5082 535-5865 • •• I "---··-•-11 lla ---------• tbebolkUys! llanyoipen· 6t6«17AakforBill. iWr ·-....._, .,...... • agno ' Pnlf. Massage by Steve, PRACTICAL NURSE de--with ---------tsm>flbous for envelopes &...t&"°"9cl F.V.1182-412:2 Uc'dTberaptst.N.B.3-9. alrea pvt Duty relier mob DDWb topo pay -UDOISLAHD you maU. Write to <S. 7.................... ApqtOnly:S.-2817. ~.AM's Beat. l rou1 out raoae Brtctoftleebuildlnl.•P. Deals 2517 Manitoba, ~ ew;n , .. , 5100 ~.~e~u~~ ~ proat.1300sq. ft. Fenced SmtaAna,Ca.92704). • ...................... Redhill " W•loul . MASSAGEalmpalico BARTENDER-USC atu •Acea lml1 rear PU1dnl. Pre9eoll.y DOHN Tultln.544-2488 YourmalHW'· dent, trained for SC *---.a, nlUd Aaldiai aoe sq. ft. Respon1lble European n;n1u . is Bob James ewnta, will bartend your ~I ~orev•75t-OIM l8dy 50+, non-smoker. LoaL Cocbtlel. Yellow & Outealllt-U,Ot-5lll Holiday party. JeH •A.ccaa Illig Lookh:ll for partner to PllCHEI gray. Mesa Verde area. m... ca.t&a IXIC.OFflCIS mana1e apta. Leave Reward. 549·0587. REACHI~ OUT Z25 Sq. Pt. from SLIO. meas at ~-3122 aft. ADS m.796S. 640-2159 760-9410 HlllpW..e.d 7100 •G111 fllotflu Sac:n&utal Is ja.Ditod.i 6PM lM Hr Oulcall Only -•••••••••••••••••••• .~ awrica anlL 557.7010. --· ------1 LOST· Doc. bit abort.hr. ""'"' OWt•&naaMG ONLY ri 15lbtPemoameot"Bet· ...-.o.1a1 Ao•--•'"• P1ac111= ElePnl oftlce space ID Tue over auccesaful "" ty", vie South La1UDa. ~9l%1 aACCOUMTDt6 ..., o.&alleaa. GHo'100sq. well eatabllabed paint Sell an.y twm • com· REWARD {lMIN-2525. CUii( ft..__,,11 atore. Bia Inventory, . bi.Data ol Uema for 116 ADIJLJ X b p Tbe Joll1 Roeer. lnc • I MO ... -palata Is wallpaper. or Jea1 wtt a •DAY SCDIU IEJS baa an •xcelleDt OP· ...,., Steady cllentele. Cen· Plndler' Ad. 1 U. ror 2 IUUW"I. MQYIESI ExecutlYe offices, trallyk>cated. $17,500. CCDMC'\lllve daya. Each IUflllf'Ds , partl8dlJ for a brilht. ai:rpalt uu. Up'° 1280 BETI'ERHOllES add!tioaal llne la.,. for WIHJ\ Showa BJ Appt. Call •mt:Mkqpenoaua.lr. aq. ft. New crpta •drps. REALTY tbddaya.Cbarselt! n-u--Lepl _ ,....._ -"-;.....a -... ..... ~ AccouaUa& Clert. TM caD DOW. 55'7-'1010. 181.J&Of No commercial ad.a. ;:;:: -Pktu _ ........ or"'4IU!ly, _..._._ poa1Uoa ia entry level NEXTLANE INl'M• with the opportunily for LAWOMCI W..,to"-IOZS For more lnrormatlon .,... advancement. Ex· Pr9tttsioua Npt. Ctr. -· .. -•••-•••-••.. aad\O~Y'OW'ad call The 1raaa 11 alwa11 CHltSl'MAS ..-_ la ~ul, but • ·-· .. _._ Oe ~ lD t.be next lawn, Uaulua1. brilllt orilin•l ----• oc. -·-· ean ind the traffic alw•J• lie aiDtlnp b .-required. orkin1 W.. UbruJ,~ ~LOAMS H2·5678 movea futer la tbe ~ ~-t 01' UD· CODdtt'4ma Ii empk>yft apaee. ...,.. • and Vt NEXTLANE. .....wn ••w. . Vt a b...t1la are excellent. ial to lawyer lrm, 2bd'l'nlstDeedLoanaoo =t.~': Se1arJ II dependmt oo pdeatial ...oe. and or ~.J::Ol*tY FreeJmbtPUOta Found: Yq II. Golden .... •ntedfor.&. ... tbe CIPlftene8 left!. Apply p,rtaerablp. Call tomeet ~toLu\tesu Mnnv,Cll red aea on a distant 1111..-crtmdnaume .. ... }"Olltneedll \Ila SdaedD'ed A.lrliDea Ml-2151 pl.wt. ..... 5tt4U7 to: I • ..... 4450 8.E.DEPT. FcrllllormatklDCall J"ouDd· Sa.it. II Bt t aftt:ll>pm. ,.. .............. ~:..;:~~;;; ~~ ,_m=.an>,;;;~_...;m.a;;;;;;;..m&-O;.;...,;_lOO_, e11twio-eoUar.~e Drt1l'taltoSacnmell&Ofor 1~=~ ,.......,..... ~~~~~~~~: Sllow eoateatanta a.tYMCA.MMllO. a.tatmu. Waatper'IGD 014tl46-0JJI •toJnlllft. ea.ma.. 'n'W "7 bua Pai•d IJIO to abr drl•ta.1 • H·~~~~~~~~I MDAVDDSl>B . /NEED •. CIDll '1. LolamaD Is _................... ,.......-1;;; ---~s.c.11. v . ...... •LORI$• AIUal --to ........ MN-a.a ......... ~ ¥£ JR21*SU SS U llil=.= ..t. .,.._ H Jt.t -.,,. MONEY ~ lD Jolal•I coatut .... .., .( ~IS" ...., .., Onl1 ~~~.J.f. • . • I Pl.US!! Ask Alllut Our New 811115 Plan! 547.7375 550 Park Oen&er Dr Suite 105, Santa Ana ... p I gJa aaJan ........ JI 1111« m rl :vr1at. Call .O..'• ...... ...,,.,.. ..... .......... E:lplr' ............ S...C....111111 ,. dtMASSIST. .....v~ ..... P'Qr ...... retail fU1'11Jl&D'e Qlll&.ad SbirteJ' 8a"791' I showroom la Costa 56SJOO llma. Good t)'plq a.kWI E.O.E. • or1anl1atlonal alll'IWel. Good salary + Boc*keeper. aat, put bme. For i.Dten • iew call ll me. Jolly Ro 1 er, C.fabnwD F1u·mtare aa& Lquna Beach. CM-048'7. far Jlm or Ch«. 541).llZZ Booltlteeper/Cook . AJert penon wanted for daycare center, s.tOyr ......,bly & It. madune aim. Some tnow~e. operation ~uo ap. 3Hn c:1a111. SeP1- Amway bas 4.000 pro· Jme, Qin dally, June· ductll. Db:tnbutors want· SesJl. ~ OOl:lr. MS 88d, ed. no door to door _Bltwn __ l_-'_·----~ •943111 • c WJ;g .. r ANSWERING SVC, pleas AJMJ lmurance Billinl. dc.exporwWtram.M Accts Rec-Payable, ll).lltbift. Z wb pchac. 8lllD8 tYJllDI, alnt work· lDC cood. I.any Hunt Gl-56«1 Auto Center: 1825 APAITMINTMGL La1una C•nyon Rd. 11 umts ID Costa Meu. lAPm& BdL Q >484 3000. O:qiiAe for miaust.eaa.nce --. • hte bookbep&q. Apt. Bookkeeper ls VIII 11 aTailable. IGIZ2I aacbme operat.cr. Imm. ASSll'= WS opeoin11. many c:o . Busy Santa Ana firm b-w&a, acell pay plaa. needs assembler Call Shirley Jones t.naiMa AIJPl1 Jemen &n..-.. Wernac.aaaw. Barvard Breakfaat Cook, ••· a.. Senta Ana. ....... cmly. top ,.., • ASS84 .. S ELECTRONIC Poaitloa uaUabl• for penoa apcrle.nced lD PCB, wtre aaaembly. wnbarw-1mNJ as aoal9 DJlw metbHlc:al. ~ lt lookins ror ,._ IDtenlted tn laq tum employment. &O.E. Call Pa\ llIDI, 557.al. esceUent benefits . BnulifW beach locaUon. ~ in penoD. 400 s. a.tllwy. Lac Bcb. Tbe Joll7 Roe«' Cl.rteal coder, l•m· ptftl'/, ,.n •tun Ume • .,,_,., 1ebed•I• wltb 1111191' wt1or. eau .. 1. mo. at JT. A1k for 11 ra. IBVJ1'fE Ta.eeee •r.ut.erty ____ ·._ ... ._ ... ,.~ ........... ._M•/•FI Oenc~ ~~--~~~~- Doullu OU Company of California offera lbe following excepllonal career opportunity: Eva Taylor F.mpl RelatJons Dept !180Alrway Ave Cott.a Mesa, Ca 92828 AlfJlrmaUve Ectlon Employer M /F IV /H VOLT 'I • '-• ll I • • ,1 1 • • I per week, exp pref'd. Ap. ply at 1860 Placenlla, eo.taM.a. Iwwww ..-~~~~~~ •.a.s. .. lbMCllDS. ................. JI 'dtll' . ,.,.., .. , ...... , .... AUIOWDDwam& l•tf' I '/s.R SbaJj ... to ...... ~· ..... for our new real ...... ~ .... ill Corplrllte Plua. Newport Ceoter. Good~ •otc•. oeule or,ented\ moaerat• "'01. Beaulllul -Cllfftte. bat pbaDe ,,.... . 1UO to ti.rt. Ad forllr.O....._ RC-k-ty lor Co o •'I , 'j / Salts Nl•Ptr,...,. .. IO. 11r.m•1 \ Slentu7 SI SICllTAIY ,_ .• ,. PrlflJM'I Tnif11•r . ,,.,.. . ...... ,.~ $1161-$1140 Onnp Ooul Colle••· a.ta ..... Full Ume, 12 IDOllAb P09ltkia In Stu- dent Se"lcea Office. SbaltbaDd 100, lyp\nl 55 WIJID. Genenlua vacaUoo KliledWe, oubta,,.Hn1 fr· tap benefita. Contact Coast Community Colle1e, 1370 Adam• Ave, Cotta •ea•, Ca 9282S. (714) 556·59'8. Par Is Oii -....., E.O.S. 11/P' ~ppq by bells.. ~ ot1 ·J~•~U.~U.~·~~~~ """"ioe nperieec•. = n.r. .... ....... SICUllTY .......... ope I: IO ~ ='· ... =·-= AIUIED A UNA.ltllED P\lD or part,.Ume. Male/Female Allablfta. LES JOMES CZl31613-669 I Pl.AIM CLOTHES Now accept1n1 appUc•· Ii =for perma0f11 po9l· Elplr. ID retaU JboPlift. iiiiii'w Al\ ~~~call 'DI WI~ SICUllTY SECURITY lllr·A W • ...-. C.11. llMU'IFIC m.m.-,. n.wt . wouovasus Malte more money work· Int abroad reprdleaa of your qe, aex or present PQ9itlon. All types of workers flr1ently re· qti.red. For details, send a stamped, self · addreued enftlope to: ..... 511.,.. .. S.•kri '101 WHhlnat.oo Street IMfalo.~ ~ 14205 Youth ONnaelon Part Time evenln11. ~ adulta workina with youth. Over 21. Own traasport.ation. $3.50 br. start. 8-llPll CALL ANDREA ecz.mi. ext 2:i0, 1·5PM. E.O.E. Mw I ••ie ........... -. ........ .. t 11, I IOQI ................. ,. ..•. SemQtJ G.-needed. &fMK P/f:_Ptr.~pcma ADAtllnmthe WDlKINSID ID lllWica area. Adloe EmploJer ABBE"l <a-A,.., L ~t.a~~~~~!!J A!l'l'IQUEll.AU 9ZIDD Blltseid I Alf .a •Sbcllla ol be fmultun .!a'.!Pll!!!._!!! ...... ~~:.__-....J "'°time/Part time, pre-•aa1qQ91&ea& SIC"t/~T adlocl teacber. Newport ()slDUMllon-FrtlCH Bledl..... Cbed"hea. llllblre woman for CPA umW•mhwt.rAve. firaut llacA.rtbur B~ Tw•irs Gl'Off S5Ul03 • Jambane Bd. GO&i Hemet Unlfled Seboot j~~~~~~~I t.nML 1SMllD4. Distltd accepUn1 •P. One AultriaD dbl aeated s.nee ltlllicm .u.det' plnHmt for tlle follow. ldm dlk. Frmch A.Dtl· Jlcm.P'rt dQ llllfl. t(.10 =-~rtiflcated poll· que Walnut blrdca1e. start. ApplJ Barbot .,.;...... .... Teacher \(l~)IN~~?S'?~----1 View Sbel1. 2500 San Joa· ·' ....; cpnHWIRd,NB. ~~1'i1':c~ Brau ceillDI ran $225. Bl·Un~:~urce -~ d FreDcb loveeeall stlOI D9'T ~L s fl5. ea. MZ-7880. ':Ii J:; =·~: ntleVDBi-Ungual Antique Bdrm aet-dlt N.B.8"-1100 e.oarceTeacber wood carved tulip TWeVD Bl·I.Jn,11ual w/armoire, 00 apring It SHOIS..US 8-ouree~l mattreu'1l'a a veneer!'' ::.-'WUIW:: ~ Appropriate credentials $1100. 1963 IE Wall.ace poulbillU•. Gd cem· required for all pa.itions. !I. Costa Me98. ~ ~~ApplJ la Salar7· $11.10l·S23.400. AD t l q u e Germ. D pencm. e.m uu u.am. at Allllticationa may be ob-Grandfather clock, 2· 9&aadard a... aan So. ===:r weilbt $850, 3 wei1bt Brtaol.Cll. of Penouel~_Hlmet $1350.fM.722&. SHOl IAllS Uaif*l Scbooa Ill.It. 2350' Aidt .. lrfntw.t ~.....,. wll.b • dJioal W. Lalbam, Bemet, j 11 Century French 911r. Will tndD. Adnnce Calf. ma Armaire. Perf. for olc or poulblUtl•. Gd com· n~2l7l 'home. 7'7" bi1b, ex· ,_., b-M'lt& ApplJ In E.O.&Aff'lrmative Ac· quiaite carvlllf., com· ,._.tamUDUamat tiaD Empi.--parable Bever y Hilla -~ .._ ID So. ""7"'" price !Oi!IOO· SelllDI for Ellcld. Agel!elm, ea. TELEPHONE .-io. \;all for appt to He SOLICITORS _..am __ ~------1 Part tl.qM. Sun·Tbun.1-------• S:JDtol:IOP11. Can eanl UftlJIDATIOM ta to '100 per mo. wm ....,...5 • • • tnba. llmt be reapoaa~ ,._.... 1lle 6 Ible to foUow ID-SeUiDI out' bla rooms ol llltrldkm. ID N.B. area. &llliqYflt and eontem· ... !!!ND~-----1 JIODI)' bnea at rock bot· .;.; tam pd-. SUll plenty Wt to .... frqm. Open JN or bJ appL Cbed Wed. C..W-.Mllt~ •No. &l c.aimo Bilal Onm'Palluda> S.<Jll!rm• •au \ • ... s t t ~ ' 1 , , .. ..._ ClutstmH Gut: 11 rta1, •omau Hll w /4 .U rot• toorm•ll••· t rad ..-.-.;;.;.;..;.;;;;;;;;:.,;;;;:;.,;:;:;:._ -----....;,.-.....__ __ ~-....~;.;;;.;. __ .,.., &!!!;~!!!!:_:~..:...1 ••--'9, pJ00 Yllut • ...... ......... ceuelo etoroo tit . ................ -- BRAND NEW ... , . WE.RE OVERSTOCKED WnH NEW CARS &VANS BRAND NEW 1980 D•ll'S 1 Ser No 779332) fStk. 5438) PRICED FROM ••• 1979 POP-TOP CAMPER (Sor No 126828)(Stk. 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Sperllletta Refrli & 675-9137 --Wat.er Diapemer. $450 - --- FuJI length mlnk coat MWOtO TV~ 1091 9K}, Le bik aUver foa ~f -...._ 011.,_ foll Olk. I clrwT, 41.Lll. a.sit -·--••••••••••••••••• ._ ;;;' ;w,. ou..;bl f11r tu. Typwrtr, Royal l'lke25" 1.ea.itb cdorT.V. mutr it ht $4$. Old l&adrd, lk au, $7S $L3t 2 Yr. Warr. Free Ha&m • Mia -dub .... _Dl!l_e4fr_l _____ _ HU, $75 ea. New 4 Ms IOl7 25"COLORTV$12:5 needlepoUl1 • ~ I I I I I .... I I I I.......... 2 YEAR WARRANTY .-., ... r ,_...,. 10U¥Gil.UA&.&ns. to-Utt. ----~eap ~ · Alttt L•naan1. 8418 S. &ail IOlll jobna, aa • ~en. u " woofer + med. eood eaod. ... 2 horn. Lo price Ron. uaed flat.a llOO u . "-&~ 1090 :561~ ~ ....................... - S..W 23> watt per chao· net OC 3 yeu warranty. ml Onld. M6-32S5 Swivel type eaay cllr W /0UDma n. YeUow vtnyl B Tree lamp new $35. 2 -;.-:.-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,:::::;::;::;:; ______ _ tmlalmlk cameru 15. • Sl.t-!iO J.pc Sam!Mll!Me (Scamp> IUC&a&• ~. &M-mS The 2nd H•nder hu cancile8, cookie Cutten, toys, • lMO Cbristmu carda, lD oak 1tudeat dab. colonial 1b1rta, linml. old rtbbcm. old W!ila, I.JD &. Zlrd, C.N. U-6, Moo-Sat. 'n.iDm for P.U. tnltk, wide aballo• m~l •/Jocklraa doors. aoo . .. ISll .... 4aclMtAIJ'WMt ~tare coupoaa. $40 eacb. l'1MJM. Mlnlt stole AubUla4 Bue. 2 eJed ruon. 2 atam Irons. Portable tnewrtw • elect blfe. AUR..,.,.b&t ...... O u.s carpet .... m1Dt O"D • cream. IOJda. ...,... Gd cmd. .. 1.94 Ill.A. Trampollae, treat autatmu tlft. 7al4. XIII& coed. Webb bed. OLUen.am. AIRWEST ~ prlc-. licbta. tu. --ud ~ The Uttte Train That Can! GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK EAALYU Sell Your Holiday Gfft Items on the Dally Pilot CHRISTMAS GIFTTAAIN PAGE This special gift guld._ wlll a.,_ pear each Wednesday~ Nov. 21 thru Dec. 19 reachl 108,000 households each week. ou can run an ad the size of the sample below for ontv $11 per week and we have many other sizes to choose from. For Information and help In placing youredcall a CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR 142-5871 • - ---· ------...:s;._ , OUR GIFT TO EVE ONE THISSATURDAY,DECEMBER 15th, IOAM·4PM FREE SKETCH PORTRAIT WITH DEMONS'l1BATION BIDE IN ANY NEW 1980 OLDS, HONDA OB GMC TRUCK. UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE . . f ( , t 1 , 2 ·o NB"" 198 era,,d TERCEL 'America's Lowest Priced Car! d N•"" f979 Br•tt TOYO'fA l:ANDCRUISER 77 AUA IOMIO W•IJGT 'nda cme bM a "atahq 1llver•• exte r ior . ---· a'111S). OM.Y $75'9 llACH IWOITS .. Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 712-0900 lt74ALFA IK>MIO 5'IOB 11lll II tbe year t.o have• OIONEA > OM.YSS4'9 ~ ford I lOn P U Air llACH IWOITS ('Cl\. liOO. lake over pay .. 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WE ARE c;MMc; A IEAUTIRIL FUSH CUT CHllSTMAS TREE WITH EYBY NEW AND USED CAR SOLD PICK YOURS OUT AT ""HA.ITWIG FIAnB Ima CHllSTMAS nas• tAc:ttOSS SIWi .. OM OUlt SHOWIOOMSJ ~YOUIUY! IMfmt VAl.9 TNIU SUteAY. DIC. 16. OM AMY 118 PllCm UP TO $30) '77 ..... IOADSTmt 4 .... AM/PM · 1t•r•• ,., •• Jt,1•t •11••· CMeltt•. "'16 DATIUM PICWP Air ceM.. M T..,. ..... &.w ..... C IDIJ6Ht 71YW4 ........ ....._,-.p. 27,tM ....... IMDSI '74 DATSUN 610 COWi Air c..t.. '7J DATSUH I JOO fASTIACI A......__ICrft,IO,ltl ..... f741tftJ •71 C.u>IU.AC SIVtLLI ~ .a..,., low ..... SJ" 99W 1-w I -. ..... ......, ' 76 FIAT llt COWi 4 ..... ,...,/ • c.-.. C47JTMl ,•t •r ..... llw ..... 12'JDU '77 POID PINTO WA•ON 4 = i#i.J," ....... ,..... 7l AMC PACll Air ...... pwr • .......... '.,...,. .... ...... ......... '78 DATSUN PICIUP LHt ... 1a11i.• ..... AM11M--. , CUl7Dll 74YWMr~4-. .... .................... "77 DATSUN Nit W1111it. ti1r ..... ..... ANl'M .......... 71 ... 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Stk. 1399,9 (014338) (Window Sticker leo99) Off WINDOW STICXER OFF WINDOW STICXER OFF WINDOW STICXER Off WINDOW STICXER YOLK$WA61M W VW OKDbi Van, veey IJMlll 'JlllOW'e.tant...ter Ave. dean. nml well SUl)O. '67 CONY EB TI BL E ..,,:1••"'*"'~,_ OallalUpm.772-1151 ~ lbarp. See to --------1·14 VW BUS, aem I· 8llllftC. t6CIO 'M VW llllla. lllO ... , wlll camper, Good omidM'oa , 1poke wbeela, straa, ..,. 'Tr Le Sllbn, v ... f.dr, nma. Deeds IOlde '""'*· m.al8'J .._. top, lo mi, lllnt .,,.. •• .... med. ..... 1114 '9VWa.Ja8'11a, bum· C = ttlS '77 YW IUS Pl"I fr'Clllt • ,...,. • J.pe II II I ..... ___ ..... J)yn amlt• 4 ap .. d 1 n.csa trDt md. bftPt p11aeqer. Green did Gr8Qll mdde/oat. ltodt ...._ rilt belle mt.enor. llJOd-.. saooo. ~*' Stereo. See to ap· predlll.e. ~·) ..,, IOIWITHAM YOUCSWAMN "11 VW. a.UN. RUNS GOOD. $1.500 GH2%1. 'M VW 1unroor. new 1mcdl1•c .. 1'DO WMmtrwter Ave. pcl'Jl. lliod coad. .-is. bl... I 'et" ..... .,. eves. SIVILU 1.-.tld! Eqatpmmt in· dud9 wwwod attteo W1'ape. till~. Cl1Ue control Is oew "American Ea1le" rdal Una. Yoa mat ... IO appreciate ... the ......... iD tbe C!Olll)- lJ. Call SU·ll4& or ~ ... fGr Baml)'. -'1SS1 ... .,.., "'Zl~. IDrf. dDt 13_. ae.tJe._.-s mnd.. a2DO PIP WMys, •bocb'~ 9111tofttr. IU·UU Wk•da Jill._... ~ • . .. Bil C'ad'Dac, formal II mo, fully lo•d•d . 71 YW IUS 'Tf Sdroeeo, Qympepe. ...... • .-feel eoed. JD.GOO Otfl ml. Priced below wbolesale Blue &-*. 18.0DO. WW accept any kind or lrade in ar,mi ~ Sdilloe. t A/C,Slereo.aJOO. P/P. .,.S. ~ ..U.. Hard -.-i or41184S11 to find SJ*lal ecbUoa. Dyna.mile! QIJVPM > V.... 9772 "'" ...................... . IOI wmtAM 'YOL 'YO VOUSWA«ilN 7800 WesllniaAer Ave. m Westm.lmt.er 5 1561 QB. 79> .. B&Ja. ReblL eog • tun.very clean.Ruas Xlnt a m trm. $1200 911).S571.. aft. $. 77scaocco DJa,amMe ' ••1 .... coupe Peatf eetal.Ue. Low mii.! CZlJT' p ) S5tf S IOeWITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7800 Westm.tDster Ave. m Ws m•nster Im-7SS l 638 71lllO '73 VW Super BHt.Je New pull. Ures. Rwis ll!Jlt. 1289$ 0 8 0 . 536·91$4. SIM406 _77!WIU6 S unroor. 4 s peed , silver /blaek. lut year ol tbe ac. Loob and nma IAllUllCE YOl.VO 119 Hartlor IUvd. OOSTAlllSA ........ "'1 74YOl.YO HZ % door. t CJ bader. 4 ..-.L hcsory all' ()ftty Jl,000 OriliDal mllH ~, $)495 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGIH 'nlOOWeaamhtsltt Ave. mW•m•-t« -T51Sl ... ,., "10 ~ de VIUe. Ml pwr, pod cond. SlOOO f75.T115 l.t78 Se•llle. Academy Gl'ay w fl*ided Laadau top, Jrtra clean, wire wbla. 11241. Call dys IM-11tl nm 8G.sG2I uk ... ,.,.. '73 SdV beaut ram car . Red w fWtlt top BUi: mtr S2.900 p p 64$ $602. 5Z2-005S ------ '11 Cad F leetwoo d ~ham D'Elegance lDW nu • ruUy eqwpped f4IZJ 11.- ~Motors flT1 l1a St .• Newport m.-.i S73--0610 c • ttl7 ....................... 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COnd~ SM' Ralrtng & bnlMa. AMFM ...... ...,., tilt ...... vtnyt top, ••• Hr•• & morel cmsen 13195 I I 7 , Molestation t A 32-ye.ar--old Hit-employed r.... writer ol cblldren'• boob ... ! .aTetated Tbursday at b1s Hunt· lnatoo Beach bome Oil a $50,000 warraat ..... -""' .. cM1d molelta· I a-=~~---todaJ wvu, ce . Of lcen c a1m tbe7 aeised ' nearly i.ooo pornosraplalc pbcM.. f.apba ad movies IJ'om Robert ames Fisher'• realdence at aoot2 Marina Lane followinl the I 4~4C) p.m. anest_ ' I Investi1ators allege tbe ' claildren'a author bad been bav· • I.Iii sexual relatiom with two t ll·year-old bo,s sloce last April \ They aid other victim. are be- ~ Oal .,,..,,,, S.veral ndcbbomood pareata I '9P(>rtedi1 alerted poliee to tbe f anececl a.cUYitlel. Police aald Plabe.r told them he wu a I former acbool teacher lD the Buntinatce Beach area. • Filber la bl6n& beld OD '50.000 ball at Bllntlnstoo Beacb Jail. Kids to Race ~for BB Tide . ., 'A crosa.coutrJ race for ~tiqtoa Beaeb youn~ra fClr &be. ebamJllkmhip WW be Jatld Saturday la Hutlqtoo CeDtnlPart. TIM dtJ-apoJl.IOl"ed race la ... to ~ and lllW 14 years oW cw 10llDPI' ..er wW beam at 11\111"!11 .... l'Awanla 8tftlt and ftlbirt AftDQe. ~I ~­ tlOit blCIDI at U a.m. and COit.i • . Bandits Hit Restaurant; - $330 Taken Two men. one with a blue. steel automatic handgun, held up tbe Cbru and Pitt'• restaurant lD Fount.aln Valley, Thursday niebt, police said to. day. Tbe gmunen ordered a cashier and waitreu to lie on tbe floor after the cashier had opened tbe repater', police said. The re» bery occurred abortly after 10 p.m. He aeooped up $330 and the pair fled, officen said. Both were c:laeribed u of Maican heritqe. Tbe ~mu wu about 22 yean met. ftve feet 10 inches tall ad tleler. Hla accomplice wu desern.d u about 21 1ean old, ftft.foaM!i&bl and stocky; Boeh 1"lle watdl caps, ollken aatd Medicare Denied NORWALK <AP> - Metropolita State Hoapttal bu beea denied • f edenl lledkare certlfteate for tbe MCODd Ume 1D t•o 1ean, me~ uae COG· ttaued ... ol federal monq. tbe Loi Aacel• Tlmel ~ to-day * * * Iranians Scoff at Embargo TEHRAN. 1nD (AP> -Tbe Iranian leadenhip acotfed today at U.S. plans to moblllze an m· ternational ecooomk embarlo against Iran and said the Soviet UnJon would never ro along with sueb a move ID tbe United Na· tiona. Iran nmatna IMl&mant tn tlal demand -tbe exiled ab.ab mast be nturned before the $0 America Zmba.u1 boataaa are releaaed, ao••rameat .,...,... Abllbea• ........ Mid. .. u tbe wcrtd ..... to cllmlt oa Iran'• beck for tbe sate ol 50 people wbo an DOt. tn my ftlw, in :i1r· ta.. .... UdDI .. =... -ci1~·· On TluandQ, the 15 NA'ro foreip ministers. meetlnc lD Belllam. lla1md • atatemeat de-noundq tbe tao.tqe boldlna, and Secretary of Staie Cyrm a: V anee said tbe Emvpean aUiea showed "IOlldartty .. with U.S. plan• co slow down or block trade with lraD ii the boetaaea are not releued eooa. The l'litinlatioual Court of Justice 1a expected to la.sue a call for tbe boataeea' release this w9Mend U lraD doea not heed it, the United St.ates plam to &eek U.N. ~ty Councll (See EllM&GO, Pqe AZ) State Bam Gasolwl .. , Tiie Auoelated Presa Chevron USA HYI it "'oft't •tll eaaobol in ca fornta because the at.ate Air Reeoun:ee Board1 bu banned ... durtna tbeaummer. Offtdala ol Standard Oil of California. which markets Chevron 1uoline. •anted a permit to tell aaobol In tbe at.a~ yearroimd. But Bill Seua ol tbe Air ReaourcH Board aald Tbunda;f tbat plObol-a blend of to percent 1a10Une and 10 percent alcohol -evaporates rapid!J durin1 the •um· mer. acsravatin1 amo1 CODdttioal. tbt ~ q.wil)-B.amoe for ~ Peiaaltr-:--.~ -- Ramc. -told · U.. pna Id ID Ju41• Blcbard Beacom'• eourtaoom tba1 m meat •'Jwt to scare them'' wMD be CGD- fronted llSa PUTOU ad ber co- worker Kevln Pickerell 11. ol Santa Am. wttb a .2Z eaHber ri· ne he bad eoocealed under bis jacket. "ll wu just to scan them," Ram• repeated, ••not to m tJie1ll )ly weapGa WU Oil ilfttY. I didn"t trwt ~If.•• He told the court Illa PUTOU ad PieUrell ..... forced to Ill bl a walk-in ~ ... aep Chem oat ol the •81 or aometbtnl." And be teltifted it waa Gaitan wbo ordered blm to ievel die lllD at the~' be.adf. Asked if be told the two Attac emploJeM to .a, dMU'= momeab Won tbe • Rama.~ ··1111e111 bave aa&d It. U I d1d lt wu just to ICaN diem.'' } lllu Parrott died laataatq alter a .,._ shot PNltntied ber brain. Pickerell survived wbeo a bullet deOeeted olf hll skull. He later identified Ramal and Gaitan u tbe holdup men. '8D Forces Cross Border TEHRAN. Iran (AP> -lnqi forces uaine heavy artillery lau.ncbed attacks today at loca- tiom aJonc the border with Inn but pulled back a short tlaie lat.er. tbe Iranian eovernmmt reported. "'J)e Iranian armed forces have COllftnned there bu been an lntnllian ol lnQ foccea aloq the lnmlan rroauer:· Tebru radio ... ~ uid. Later, a Forelp Mlal.strJ ••okeawomaa aald. "l un-~ Clle7 came a UW. bit bll&o 0..-c ,,, ... tbea dleT ... ............. ClOUlllq .... ..... ll!aiDI \o .. all r\Ot. .. Zarlfer. Buuein Ava, a .... ..,,. far ... lraaian Em-..., • 1'8lblnltm. Wet tbe . I .,....;~ tllNe .U. in· tt liillla Milta1. , .. flKaUI ..... •ftllabae. Unicyclists Mike Nadler, 20 (left), of Lakewood and John Coon, 18, of Cerritos, practice their precarious craft on Beach Road in Huntington Beach. Coon has been riding the one-wheeled cycle since be was T. Nadler since he was 13. Japanese to Limit Iran Oil Purchase TOKYO (AJ#J-Japu bOWed to u .s. pressure today and a- no11 n ced lt will limit Us JJUJ'Chalea ol lnAlan oil to wbat It boa&bt prior to tJae tatecmr ot tlle lf .S. Em.,._1 ln Tebru, leavin& atoch orl1lnall1 earmutr.ed for America aloM. TM dedlklll to keep aw., from the ll"a.aJu crude the Amtr1canl an bo)'cottlq wu made bf l'orelan Minlater Sabaro Otita and Yoabltate sutl, be8d ol tbe MIDh¢1'1 ol In· tern.Uaeat 1'r9de and 1.DCN1C11. a apoblman aald. Since the eatbusy taboftr Nov. 4, Japaneee tradtna ftrm.s bave been aceused of buJbaa up 140 millicm barrela of lra.nlan n'\Hle -on tbe •pot martet at prlcea nearly double tile IZS.SO.a-t.rrel llm.lt Mt b1 the Ort•nl•MiOQ of Petlolwm Ez. po(Uq Coumrtta. A~ spokesman uld aom• ol tbe all would be ....ad. JapaneM nenpapen said it would amount to 14 mlHloe bar· rela ud be sold at a lol9 OD tlae •SIG\~ ,... ,. .... ---., ... ,... POJted ea_.,.•• eat ............ beat .. llroedcallta said ...... form.UC.. came from ta.. Kllor ramtbahr area ot aoutb...tem Iran. Tbe reported Iraqi incundon came aa tbe crisll over the hold· lnl of ~ American Embuay bostaga here went througb its 4t.t day with no new sign that it may be rwolved soon. ID Washington. Defense Departmeot olflciall said tbey were amble to coofirm the re- 'i)Orts al Iraqi border attacks. Iraq's olfictal Baghdad Raelio did not mention it. Girl Scouts To Decorate Hu.ntin&ton Buch girl scout troops will sing Christmas carols aod decorate t.rees at the HuntiAltan Center Mall Satur· da,y. Tbe acoub will promenade th~ tbe mall quad and dee· orate 15 Ou'istma trees dout· ed bJ the ab:£plnc center'• merd.umta mo-:i:· Tbe trees, oatt rated, will be dell•ered to deservin1 families. Coast Weadaer Falr ~ 8atanlQ except far .... fol Deal' coaat. Not mucb t•m· pera&uN ctauce. Lowa tonlpt • at tbt beaebes Md. 41 '81-1 ucept llOftr so. '8 toso areu. llUbl Saturday 70 alon1 fbe coast to 'IS tnland. IM ... Te•AY t t New Elections . ,,..... ................ . REDDING (AP>.-A paral)'Uld maa wu killed wbeD bit motoriled wbee.lcbalr sot IWck ln railroad traeb and M wu bit by. train. Police said Cbarlea Faulkner, D. mtldl fraaUo calll for belp on bit ctuuina band racl1o 1burtda1 ni&ht. Faulkner wa1 quadriple,jc. that ll, paralJMd &om U>• neclr down. Two men, who wer. moaltortal the emer1tncy CB channel. heard bl.I pleu but arrived too Late, police aaid .... ,..,,. ............. , FORT W01t'l1l, Texu (AP> -Two New VOit pb,Udam IJew to I.act.land All' Force Bue to examine the depoMd uab ol Iran today after bU lawyen Hid in court tbat the 1bab'1 health may have worsened. Dr. BeQJamin H. Kean, the abab'a penonal pbyaiclan, and Dr. Hibbard E. Williama, chief ol medicine at New Yort Hospital, where t.l)e shah wu operated on_ in October, left on a flight to San Antonio thla morn.Lna. a 1pob1man for the bOlpttal saJd. The spokesman, hospital Vice Prelident Eamon Brennan, said be did not lcnow why the two dofton were summoned nor when they would return. DETROIT (AP> -Richard rttulmmom, 49, 10D of Teamsten union PNeldent Frank F1tutmmoa.a, pleaded suUtJ today to accepUn1 f150 a moath ln payoff1 from a trucld.q com· pany. The younger Fltulmmooa, an lnternaUonal orianlzer for the Tea.mat.era, must reslp from the union when be l.s sen·; tenced. Under term1 of a plea-ba.rgainin1 aereement. be faces al maximum five years ln prison, a $3S,OOO fine and when be Is re leased from prison be will be barred for five years from participating in union activities. I.A f'fre Area Patrolled LOS ANGELES (AP> -About 40 firefi1hten cootlnued patrolling the Placenta Canyon area today to luard a&almt flare·ups after quelling a two-day inferno that devoured more than 1,300 acres, authorities said. Firefilhten bad about a »minute respite Thursday after extingutahin1 the Angeles National Forest blaze 20 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles before another brushfire broke out in Sierra Madre. Crews from half a dozen a1encles responded t.o the ul Mm in a "lovers' lane" stretch alone Santa Anita Canyon Road north of Arno Drtve, tire 1poteaman BW Kramer 1a1d. lt'erfd Ce•rf IPeckt•• lf.eara._. ... . __ ---=-nm HAGUE, Netherland.I <AP> -Tie International Court ot Ju.atlce wUJ announce ill decision Saturday oa the U.S. re· que.t that it order the immediate releue ot the 50 American bosta1es in Tehran, a spokeswoman aald today. She said the court, the main judicial or1an of the United Na· tions. would give it.a decision 1n a public aeulon at a Ume to be announced later. U.S. Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti preseQS&d..-ttsr cHe to the court'• 15 JuaUcea Monday. He charged Iran with vtolatln1 international law and diplomatic immunity by holdin1 the boltaaes. Poor 1tlorct~·c1ted Grand Jury Eyes OC Service Agency 111 aoazaT BAbU Of .. Deltp ........... The Oran1e County Grand JW')' bu launched an lnv•U1a· uon of tbe county'• troubl.cl Haman Servtcee A1ney tbat b11 been plaped by reslana· tJou ud reporta Of poor morale. Grand Jury Forema.a B4mtAJn Bejaeb announced Tbunday tbat the probe wlll &Delude an or.rational and mana1ement,.. v tw of th• a1enc1 and an enluatim ol lta efftelmcJ ln c»- Uverlns ol aervlces. AcCOl'diq to Bejacb, the ln· vesu1aum wlll seek. anawera to a.be followini quesUou: -Haw t.6ere be.a cbaqee ln se"lces provided to realdentl since the..,.,, wu formed? o.AWCOMT "'' DAILY PILOT -..-..----..,..--. .. IAIC RAlfCJICO CAPr -II UiU~llO •.UN• di•· 011lrator1 ••rrrl•• ••U· •••ltar ••• 1•tl•111terttoa ......................... ..................... ~., tM .......... Haul .... ,... ......... no Met.._ ordlrect tr.. tbe .... .,.... .......... co • .,...aw UM ltrel&.. eM•ld u&l-S11•11J a ....... ~ .... waltM tor tM Mua~luiillttl .... to ... the l(Oi.-8111 ..... He ... t.olclai ...... plate rampidp ,_.rmt.Jal ~ ner. • 'Kermt4y. Kaned1, you cu"t blde -•• ebara• you with ienoelde," the d6moutraton 1bouted. '"l'ba a,.w.. cu·~ but we can." Scorm ol policemen equipped with riot par maintalDed u.ht aecurlty over the crowd. Kennedy. bowever, avoided t.be pnMlterl al tbe ralrmont'• main entraooe ••d ID1tead walked ba&o tbe bot.a tbrou,lb • alde door u planned. Anti-Shah S4 Teacher Tram/erred Santa Ana leacller Rieb RobertlGG. wbo WU •\llPtDdld for w.....tit. a .. Deatb to tbe Sllab ~· in h1I elMarooln. bu .,... ttamternd to diltrtet olfteea ta U.. luta Am Uam.d Scbool Dlltriet. Robert.Iola. .. WU IUl°"*4 laat _l'bundQ from b&a ttOtb· 1ra 18 'tlaM at Spur1eoa Scbool beoaUM bt retuMd to remove the cootrovenlal buttoa from hil •hlrt pocket. district ottldall aald. Superintendent Howard Har· riloD aa.ld today that the butioa wH only a manifestaUoo ofp~ lema with th.r. IW'JAl lllw11ea concemine tbe Iran tof.lc. ··ne bad a ltr'oal tndlvtdual blu on a controvenJal luue and the button waa pretty bard foc lJ.year-olda to take," Harriloa said. Harrlloa allo declared that the teacher presented only the pro-Iran, uti·Americu ven1on of &he cmtroveny to bll ltu- dnta. &oberuoe'1 ... duu.. lD· elude tbe revt-c ... of a MW iiOclil ilidla-~~um-wftbln the cliltrlct. Harrtaoa aald. Robertloo wu reported to be aUU weartnc the buttoo wh.lcb read.a: "Death to the Sbab. U.S. lmperiallam pt your bloody band.a otf Iran. • \ . Mr. Buckley Services Pending Harold r. Back.My. a Joa1· Ume productkm offlclal in the Oraqe County plant of the Loi AD1ei. nmea. died Thursday ot an l&Jl)U"eOt heart auack. He wua. BuctleJ. a Downey reafdenl, bad btea with the Tim• for nart7 • 19U1. He WU quality control coordinator ln th• Costa 11•• producUoo complex and a Ua.llon aalclal between the Loi An1e1.. ud Oru1e County compollq room operatiioaa. Buckl97 became Woo the Job Tburaday afternoon and wu taken by amtmlnee to Pountatn Valier Community Ho~!:'· wbeN be wu pronoun~ . A World War II Navy veteran and avid 1olfer. Buckley's newapaper career besan ln ad· verUamc wttb the Hu.ntioetoa Park Daily &pal. After a abort atlnt u usiatant goU pro at the Rio Hondo Golf Course and pl1ytn1 lime on the profeaalorull golfmg c1rcu.lt, be went to work for the Times u an apprentice ln the compoatn1 room 1n 1961 He came to Orange County ln 1988 when the Costa Mesa com· plex of the newspaper waa opened. He was aulstant foreman and com~lnl room dispatch foreman until im. when be moved lnto qual.lty COO· trot. · Semeee wen ttlll paocttn1 to- daJ. • y Yo11ng Cagers Can Enroll Re1l1traUon for Hunttnstoo Beach youth buketball will be beld Saturday at 10 •. m. at the Murdy and Edison communlty EMBARGO centen and at tbe city 1Ym· • • naalum. The dty'a leap pl"Ofl'am, to nnctknt .. _mat ltiii. U.'S. ol· -T>elln mr.-u;-li ~ urbOyl flciall aay tbey believe the So-ana 11.rU lD the flnt throuab viet Ullion will 1upport the el1ht6 pm. and c."Cllt.I SlO. move. M urd)' Center la located at But s.decb told Tbe Auodat· · Golden Wt1t Street and Norma ed PrtH today be doe• not Ori ve; the l:dJaon Center at believe the SoriN wW lmPGM 21377 M1poba 9tnet &ftd the cl· uti-lnalan aanc:Uoaa. ty nm ii located at letb Street And lranian leader M•lollab and Palm Avenue. Rubollah Khometa1 mailted in naUonal broedcuta tbroupout o__ Tak T the day tbat all aattou ap. ..vwn ee our MAIL TO REACH U.S. HOeTAGU -A3 proaebtd by Va.net bad "turMd down" the U.S. idea. Ht called Carter'• •ttemJLI to praaure lru "fuUlt." ID an unnpla1Ded mo¥e, tbt Foret111 lllniltr1 today recalled Iran'• ambuHdon to Wnt Germ Ill)', ~ ud ScGadlna- vtan COUDU1e1 baek to Ttbru for cc1111ultatkal. Tbe mlldllly dtd DOt .., wtllcla Scandlnavlu couauw ..,. lDvolwd. ObMI , .... here pndieted tla8l a team al WllW'D ambe111don will ~ aUcnNd to villt the IO bolta,. ln the nut dA1 or two. Smte Takea 1,898Acre1 A/,ong Coaat MIDDLl:TOWN, Pa. (AP> - DemocraUc preatdentlal can· didate JtrrJ Brown repeat.t bl.a lon1·1tandln1 oppoattloa to nuclear ponr after a penonaJ villl to the 1ite ol the natioD ·a wont atomic acddeat. <Related atory. A7>. /\ detilioD • ~ late tOday a to ~ ~rtmlnal procHdl,• would b• flied a,a1nlt a Newport Beach pol.lee .. .,... acCUMd ol tbe .... UOntc ~ ol UM PoUce dlief .... two,...,. Sst. Robert Gate~ a 13-r•ar v._u of the ce force,wat~oa• • alp.,,,_. a .... .,...,.. tedi"9 .med ... eeardt ..... rut.I NCOHI-taP9 NC>Oldlld conftlUtlaai from Gldrft0d'1 JnlDebome . rn.. .............. bl. ..... confined -to, Soa1 lltmortaJ Hoepltal wttb a • aek atl!!Md, aatcr be 'ftUld mab ao eom..,.. OD tM alltCado-'IJ8Gd1Df tbt deelaloa by the Olatrlc At. tonteY'• oftlce. Police Chief Cbarlea Grou said evtdence m the cue. which included two .._. t.aptn1 de- vices &co\fend at poUee bead· quartera, were 1lven to the proMCICOr'I olftce earlier tbll week . Late "nlurad.aJ, G,.,.. u.id be wu told a decllk>o on whether to pursue the cue u a felooy violation would be made by the clOH ol buatoeu today. In addition to poaalble crimtnal prceee.flnp, Gatewood la the aubJect ol u lnt.enllJ dt· partmmt lnveatipUoa lo tbe at. le1at.1om. Accontmc to Groa, Gatewood wu unhappy over Isla receDl transfer from tbt detectln divllloD to tbe JNd,nlil dltilbL •. Tb• pboae tape ••r• db· covered In &Ille ~auaer aa Ule pboa• ol Capt. Wayne Coan°U7 and Capt. R1cbard Ham.Ut.oa. In addition. Gross aald. be bellev~ b1.a own office and COO· ference room may have been bugaed G rou also atreued th al none of tbe allegaUona regardlna Gate•ood reflect on the aeraeant's ~rformance ol tu.a reawar ctuuea ,..._P.,.eAJ LAETRILE. • ..quacb17 • .,..,., .. u~ .. About 75 people, moat ad- vocatH of altem.U!ff ~eltC'ef­ lheraples. atteftded the aeuk>o at Huntlngtoo Beach City Hall Mangen sa.Jd tbe heann1 was to gam the latnl informal.loo a nd testimony uom e from cancer victims reporUn1 almost miraculous recover y after dietary therapy 1 for committee wie should aoother btU be lD· troduced t.o &eaallu some DOD· tr ad1 tJOO&l t.reatmeota. ---·~ ..W--M ~ef 1t0-c-*' blU at th1a time. but Lb.at, ti} COD· alderinl leaalidna Laetrile in um. hll comm.ltt.ee worked wttb lea than adequate lnformatiaa. On!,T<alrer ThundaJ.i:utbar l!:dw Grtlfta. p19 ol a non-prollt or1anJ11Uoe e-alled Vocal, laid bl.a l1'0UP wu dNd of wailiq for ataW 1cUoa in le1alialn1 alternative treat· menta while vtctiJN continue to die. He aaid Vocal ll launcbJna a petition drive to place a ·•freedom ot choice" medical treatment meuure on a It.ate bellot Dal year. Retiring City Chief Can't Rest Redrlna Fountain Valley Cltp Manager James Neal aarff<i thil week t.o step in u Stanton· s actlna city man11er unttl Caty Council members there select a permanent top administrator Neal, 65, waa given a $3.000. per-moath contract to fill 10 ror departlnc Stanton •d · muu..atrator Andrew Lazzarett.o. wbo announced be wlll vaca~ his top cir ln January Neal, reur. Dec. 21, wtn also be ~vtn1 $4.000 a montlr for three monlba from Fountain Valier to aasl1t h11 recently_ ae lected replacement. Robert Vollmer He Uld his Stanton duties will last several month.a and include h~lptnc council members &ocat.e • permanent city manaaer He said be volunteered ror the m t~rtm poslllon. Stanton. he said. wtll get the bulk o( bu; t.Jme. but he wtll re- main on call 1r hai; Fountain Valley successor needs • hand "I'll be wor1ung 12 hour days. there's no doubt about that, but It should opJy ~ for a couple ot montla." NeaJ commented • He said council members In both Cit.lei SCIW lJttle problem ln h11 duaJ role. Neat 111d he'll a1ao be&in a teacbln1 caret1' la Jaaua~ 1at Calirornla State Unavarslty Loq Bea~~ _ ~ Kindergarten Registration Scheduled Ch.ildttn who wt 11 be 5 years old before Feb II and lave within the HunUnJton Beach et.: 1y <elwaw:a~ SdK>ol Dist.rtct boundaries can be enrolled 1n an early lrl.ndersarten PfOlram. Children must be enrolled prtor ID Jan. 11 few the du.es. wblcb btl1n Ju. • at Kettler School. The dlatrict prof!:.m ll de· alp.eel to proiride c room a · pertence ID youn11ten wboM btrthdat• delay the be&iDninl of their education. EarlJ ldndersarten 1tudtDt1 will be lDtrodu.ced to pre-ndn& concept.I. matb, art. music and motor skll1.a development For more lnformatloo call ...-1. Men's SUITS for only One Dollar* r aq Ter1 .. rbt Attark 4 Americans .. . Slain in Tt1rkey JSTANBUL, Turkey (AP> • Qnidentified gunmen shot and tdlled four Amerieans today in the resort town of Florya near btanbul, lbe state radio re· ported. The broadcast said three were •ivilians and the other a Fviceman. One died at the ne and the otber three at a pl&al, the radio said. Slayer " ,'Intended To Scare' ll)' REDEme& 8CBOEMERL Ot .. o.lty .......... A 22-year-<>ld Santa Ana man testified Tbunday that be was 1uder U...effectia or alcohol and ,dru11 the nipt be forced a Hun· 'llngton Beach woman to ber knees and shot her to death dur· lng a robbery al a Santa Ana Taco Bell restaurant. --·c-r-"J foU.nd'blyselTln a sltuatloo 1 ~ouldn'l get out of ... the only •thing J was thinking ls that J was very nervous and wanted to get • out . . . l never had any inten· tion to kill her," Marcelino Ramos told the Orange Cowty ·Superior Court jury that will de· ade whether be should be sen· tenced to death for bis role in the ·June 3 slaying of Katherine Par· rotl, 20. PriCJI' to the robbery. Ramos. who wu a janitor at the Taco Bell, testtrted, be bad several drinb and ta.ten "some pills" before be and an accomplice, Ruben Gaitan, 23, went to the restaurant near closin& time. Ramo& and Gaitan wen COD· vtcted Dec. t of first de&ree murder, attempted murder and . • robber)' in CCJCmeetioo with the holdup. Tbe Jury allo found Uaat t 1peclal circumstances existed tbat would qualify Ramos for { the death penalty. Ora age Coast Two of the dead al the hospital were identified as Elmer Copper aod Robert French No iden lificatioo was given for the other victims immediately. Terrorist.a gunned dofin an American teacher and two U.S. servicemen earlier this year. Authorities arrested 13 mem· bers of tbe llanist·LealJliat . Armed Propaaanda Union, which cJa1med rapoosibUity for tbe •layiap of Sit. Edward CltYPOOl a ·bmir tbe Aecean Coaal on April 11 ud SMc. TbomM l(Ollelj tD Jatanbu) OD M~1l. Tbe identiUes of the gunmen wbo ldUecl teacher Dnid Good· man tn the eou«hern c:outal city of Adana in June are atU1 UD· known. Mand.It eroups have struck u.s. targeu zs times in their ef· forts to ham)>er activities of the s.ooo American mmtary person· nel at two dozen U.S. and North Atlantic Treaty Organization baaea ID Turkey. Tb.lS included the macbine-gunnln1 of an emp- ty offteera club and two bomb- ings of the Turkish American Association ln Ankara. -Mor.-thalr !;eeo..Jf'arb -tine died ln political violence ln 24 months between leftist and rightist factions. AddlUonally. four Turks and one Egyptian diplomat died during t.he July takeover or the E&Yptian Em· bassy in Ankara by Palestinian gunmen. 1Dree Irvine People Face Drug Charges t' &Mamcnlu. illf •t-4i .lluman aHoureea ~ ~ DASlblo •aid • J dluma ot wute deft.DltelY were IM~ they reathed the .... 1tte edw- da1. Altbouab tn1pector1 didn't opeo tbe containen Tbunct.y aa oriclDllly planaed, they did tip tbem and f ouad tbat liquid.a from witbln dripped out. However. DlSlblo sald ., 'J'be Nevada ofnetat Hid paeka..,.. of th. taulty eob· t.aUaen ~ ICN ltMlf illee ln•tance. Garden Gro•e Hmptta1'1 ~c divtaoa, Lcmi 8wb Memorial ~. UalveraH1 of Southern CalUornla Alleraan ~of 1rviDe and Nielloi. wttiute of Gardea Grove. u Tbe worst ofteader appeand to be Nleholl. wbleb aent alae Sproutlag IJp at Turtle Boele ' If anyone needs any more proof that Irvine is Orange County's fastest growing city. just head for Turtle Rock Ridge, where new homes are going up as quickly as the cement foundations wlll dry. 1bese homes will be ready for occupancy by the end or the summer next year, according to signs posted at the site. leik1eoatai.nen,oftlclll9•~· OlSlbto silld tbe n.ln.e com- paniee, lDdudiaa lCN. wl1l be problblted from aendina low- Jevel ndloactive waate to either Beatty or a mter' allDOAl •bi R i e b t a D d • W aa h . • u n tl l Calilomia bea1tb ottlclala eert1fy that the J*k•tiAI .. done cor- rectly. In moat CAMI, ICN doea not packaae tbe waste ataelf. <See WASTE. Pase AZ> an Forces Cross Border TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Iraqi forcea using heavy artillery launched attacks today at loca- tions along the border with Iran but pulled back a abort t.ame later. the Iraruan government reported. ·'The Iranian armed forces have .. ~rmed there has been an lntl'\lsion of Iraq forcea along t.be Iranian frontier." Tehran radio mid ~Uicn said. Later. a Foreign Ministry apoteawoman aald, .. , un- de.....S tM7 came a l1Ule bit lnt.o our eomwy Md then tbeJ weDl Wk .. u.tr eountQ md ···~--allrtOL" Sarbef. Ku•ela A•a, a •PJM•mMl for tbe lralaa a. basa,J in Wuhiqtnn. aatd the lnqls pemUated ttiree miles in· to liaalaa tentt.ory. rew ... .-a. were a•allab&e. ,,. ..... IOeatioD "' tbe re. parted •ectra ... not~ bat t.be Jnaclcastl Wei the tJ>. formatkln came from tbe Kbor· ramlbabr area of southwestern Iran. -Tbe ~rted Iraqi incursioo ca.me as the crisis over the bold· mg ol 50 American Embassy host.ates bere went through its ik ~ Slated 41.sl day with no new sign that it ....... .:. -es*o -. -·-·-. m~ ~~~~ Oe(ease ~ ; lllJ Department officials said they By JERRY CLAUSEN Of .. o.IW ~ SCMf Tests on Laetrile, touted by advocates as an anti-cancer drug, will begin next month, a health official told a state Aa· sembly committee Thursday in Huntington Beach. Dr. Sherwood Lawrence of the state Health Department told the Assembly Health Committee that four still unidentified clinics will conduct the teats under auspices ol the National Cancer lnltitute. One cllnlc will be in Calif ornla, be told committee members, wboae ranks were thinned Thursday because of political maneuvering lo Sacramento over the •truale for the Aaaembly Speaker's poll. Assemblyman Dennis Maagen, D-Huntingtoo Beach, conducted Tbunda7'1 beariq re1ardinl tbe lndlvidu.al's rtaht to select bis own cancer treat· ment venua at.ate law rel(U.lat- 1.nl tberaplee. . At 1uue are orthodox 'prov- en•• treatment. •uch as sur· 1er.y, radiation and cbemotb•rapy. and ••aJternattv•'' such u LaeCrlM or other pn>arams .dealln1 wttb treatment tbroulh diet. . Manaen told newsmen tbat t•o years qo the health cam· mlttee NJeeted a bill to leplb'e La•tril•. a 1ubatanee derived PlJRRR-FECT WAY TO GO from amygdalin and found in apricot pita. The committee, he said, turned the bid down by one vote when a California concressman promised that tbe federally funded National Cancer lnstltut.e would immediately belin testing the substance. Mangen said the committee decided to wait foe federal teft· inl which never developed. Many of lbe more than 20 speaken who paraded before the committee Thursday cha raed tbe institute and Federal Drue Administration wttb test delaying tactics brouabt about by political pressure. But Dr. LawretM:e claimed de- lays resulted from an in• blllty to secue an uncoot.mlnated form of LMtrile. Iranians Scoff At Embargo Plan TEHBAH lraD CAP} -Tbe Iranian iUdeiihip seafted today at U.S. plam to mollUbe u ID- t.ernadCJDal eeooomie emwto aplmt Iran ad said tbe 5"Mt tfDloD would 11eVer ao ._, wbb svcb a move if tbe Unit.ed Na- donl. • Iran remalnl ·adamant Ill its demand -tbe exiled abah malt be returned before tbe 50 American Embauy hoataces MAIL10RUCH u.a. HD9TAGQ-Aa SaDetiGDI ..inst Inn. U.S. of. ftctall say fbeJ believe tbe ~ Ylet Union wUl support UM move. Bat s.deCt' told Tbe Aseoclat- ed Presa today be cloea not bellne tbe 8ofteta wlJ1 lmpoee anti.Jnnlan Nndiom. ti ... .._.......-, i-"''. ;;) were unable to confirm the re- ports ol Iraqi border attacks. Iraq's official Baghdad Radio did not mention it . Iran and Iraq have long had tense relations that periodically erupt mto small-scale violence along their common border, particularly in oil·ricb K.bnz.aan province ln southwest Iran, to which Iraq bas ter· ritorial claims. Since the revolutiooary vie· tory of Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- meini's forces last February, the lraniam have accused Iraq of providing support to the anti- Khomelni Arab minority in Kbuzestan, where saboteurs have attacked oil pipelines, police statlam and other targets, and to Kurdish peniJJas ln the Kurd.lstan relionof western~- 'lbe lturdiab relioo overlaps • u,. lniqi-1.ranlan 6order. 'lbree montbl aao lnQl planes atruct villa••• lnalde Iranian lturdlltan, •w-rentlJ sea.rcblq for bases ~ Kurds cooc1~ .... operatlom .,almt the lnQ.l fO'r- ern maL Iraq later made formal llPC'ke to lnD. IRAN --"-'-' . rr.i. ................ . REDDING <AP> -A paabied mu wu kWed .-b1a motcnUed wbeekh•tr Cot atuek lD ra1lraad t!'acb &Dd be wu bit by • trala. Po11ee 1aid Cbulea Paulber, n. mede fruUc calla for belp on bl• dtluns band radio Tbu.ndQ Dllbt. rauJm waa quadripleslo, that la, paralyzed from tbe neel dowlt. Two men, who wen mon.itortq tbe emer1mcy CB cbanDeJ, beard hll pleu but arrived too late, pali~ 1ald . ... , .. "',, ........... , PORT WORTH. Tau CAP> -Two New Yon pbftlictua flew to IAdrlaad AU Foree Bue to examine the depoNl ihab ot Iran todq att.1-h1a lawyen Aid ID court that the lhah'a beahb may have wonened. Dr. 8--jamin H. kean,'tbe 1hah'1 penonal physician, and Dr. Hibbenl E. Williama, chief ot medicine at New York Hospital, where the shah was operated on In October, left on a fllfbt to San Antonio th11 mornin1, a 1poteaman for the bolpltal aald. The spokesman, bolpltal Vice Prelldent Eamon Brennan said he did not know why the two doctora wen•ummoaed nor when they would retum. • Tftmltter £e.fler'• 8•• &•IC• DETROIT (AP> -Richard Fttulmmona, U, 10D of Teamlterl union President Prank P1t111mmom, pleaded IU1lt)' today to~ f150 a mouth in parotr1 from a truckial com· pany. The )'OUDler Fltlllmmoos, an lnterutioaal Ol'lam.tr for the Teamsters, must reaip from tbe union wbeD be II ND· tenced. Under terms of a plea·barlaJ.nini aareement, be faces a maximum ftve yean In priloo, a 135,000 fine and when be ii re- leued from prtlon be wtU be barred for ftve yean from part1cipatln1 In mllon actMti•. £A Fire A re• Patrolled LOS ANGELES (AP> -About 40 firefighters continued patrolling the Placerita Canyoo area today to 1uard asatnat flare-ups after quelling a two-day inferno that devoured more than 1,300 acres, aut.borJUes said. Firefight.en bad about a 30-mlnute respite 1bunday after extinguishing the Angeles National Forest bla&e 20 mllet northwest of downtown Los Angeles before another bfUlbflre broke out in Sierra Madre. Crews from half a dozen agencies responded to the alarm In a "lovers' lane" stretch along Sanu Anita Can.yon Road north of Arno Drive, fire spokesman Blll Kramer said. .,.,... C••n Deet.le• /We•r• TD llAGUI:, e&bertaDdl CAP> -Tlae hd.enlaticlMI Court o1 JUIUC. will ,,,,,...ee Ill -cledlJm Saturday • tbe U.8 . ,... quest that tt order UM Immediate releue ol the 50 Amertcan bosta&'el In Tehran, • 1pokeswomaa said today. She said the court, the main judicial orian oft.be United Na· tions, would give lta decl1ioo in a public aeuion at a tisne to be announced later. U.S. Attorney General Benjamin R. CivileW presented Ute case to the court's 15 justices Monday. He charged Iran with vlolatlne international law and diplomatic immunity by holdinl the bosta1es. --.. _ ----_ __.._ F,....P,,.AJ "ASTE DISPOSAL ... Instead, it pleb up already packa1ed steel drums and fiberboard box• ol material.I ffom producers ol aucb waste, mosUy c:ommerctal, edueatianal qd medlcal estabUshmenta. The company bu abou\ 10,000 ~blc feet ol wute matertal.I on lfJDd at lll Jnlne faclllty, tiarbaae which plled up from a prevtom closure ot dllpoeal alt. for allt ..U. TboM Nevaq ad Wasblnaton aUea were Padlocbd by state olllclala WOI"· ried about safety ol lblpmeata. The Callforale . •••ncy ftllpomlbile for moliltonq tbe 1ltuaUon la U.• radlolo1lcal maltll MdklD ottbe staet Depart.. mentof Publlc Health. DlSlblo laid Callfomla bealtb ottlclals would have to provide uaurancea to their Nevada count.erparta that paeka,m1 de-tect. have been corrected before new lblpmmta wUI be allowed lD. DAILY PILOT The d1a1>08ll sites at Beattv and Richland, Wub., are nm by Nuclear r.natneertna Co. Under term1 ol an ainement 1lped by 1~vemon of Nevada and W Ublnlton, a ban Oil lbJpmenta at one 1lte take1 effect automatically at the otber. Before tbl1 Jatest trouble, ICN bad applied for permfta to truck wute to the Richland lite. Al Baiettl, radiololical coatrol director for ICN, ufd his ftrm ta "dead lD the wat.er" until the problems are n110lved. ICN offlclala were behind closed doon thia mornln1 meet· inl OD the lubject and could not be reached for comment Tbe ln-lne 1tora1e •ll• la monitored by three local public apnciea and no m.SOr prob&ema bad been reported there. Grand Jury Investigates OCA.gency 87 ROBOT IL\UE& °' .. __, ........ Tb• Oru1e Couat'-•:=t.U: JUfJ bu 1wtwd ... . tloa of lbe county's troa ed Human Services Aseaey that bu been plaaued bJ resipa- Uona and reporta of poor manle. Grand Jury Foreman Beaton Bejacb announced Tbunday that the probe will Include an operational and mana1ement re- v I e w of the a1ency and an evaluation of its efficiency in de- ll vertnc of services. -1'~~ to _lldadl~_J,be in· veatl1atioa will leek amwen to the followiu questioaa: -Have there been cbanaee ln services provided to resldeDta since tbe •1eecy wu formed? -What lntemal cbaq• ba'N been broulbt about bJ the acen· ey mncep& ud la.ave Uae7 bem beneftdal? -Are current manqemeat tedWqum wttbln tbe aaency ap- propriate? -Hu the a1enc1 concept ~ affected morale ol clepartmmt pel"IOGIMJ" 1be Grand Jury bu alked tbe firm ot Arthur Youns and Co. to Ullat in tbe lltudy. Anti--Shah S4 Teacher Tram/en-ed State Takes Title To Coast Property With tbe 1.atanlmoUI vote of the State Public Workl Board Thursday, ownership of l.• acres ol tnt.ne Company Coutal land pa11ed to the 1tate of CalUomia. Documenta of transfer were st1ned in Sacramento, followtnc a brief 1peclal 1euJon of the board wbJcb CCJOvened for ftnal acti<Ju oo acqullltioa of the property for a park. Japan Plans Cutback on Iranian Oil TOKYO (Al')-Japan bowed to U .S. pressure today and &n· nounced it will llmlt It• purchum ol Iranian oil to what it boulbt prior to the takeover ot the tf.S. Embauy lo Tehran. leavin1 1tocka orl1inally earmarked for America alone Tbe declaloo to keep away from the Iranian crude the Americanl are boycotUn1 waa made by Foreign Mlnl1ter Saburo Oklta and Yo1bitake Saaki. bead ol tbe Mlnlltry of In· ternational Trade and lnduatry. a IJ)Ok•m•n aaid. Since the embauy takeover Nov. 4, Japanme tradln1 firms have bem acC1Md ot buYtna up 140 mm... burela ol lrulUal crude oa the 1pot marUt at pricea nearly double the $23.50-a·buTel llmlt set by the OrganlzaUoo of Petroleum Ex· portt.q Countries. A sovernment spokesman aaJd some ol the oil would be resold J apaneae newspapers aaid it would amount to 14 million bar- rel• and be sold at a lou oo the spot market. Presa reports also _uJ..cLJQJDeae banks JDax_ be preuured to atop extendln1 fresh credlta to Iran. A Foretp Mlniltry ofncial ex- plained that the Japanese flnns bou1bt the bJlber·pr1ced oU on the spot market becauae they feared lf tbeY dJdn'tz the ln· Diana would take a Danh line next year la ne1ot1atlon1 for loq-tenn, direct-deal cootracta. Japan Import.a almoat all ltl oU. Of u. ao.ooo barTela a day it tmpor1.ed from Iran prior to th• ~ takeover, 4e0,000 barrea. nme tb.rousb direct deala wltb Iran and the r..i tn. dlnctly tbrouah ml,jor intern.I· Uoaal oil eompaniel. Board membert Roy Bell. de- put7 dindor of ftnance David Ju11en, director of 1eneral aervlcs. and Adriana Gianturco, director of Tran1portatlon, lauded 1ute Parka Department staff manben and the lrvtne Company for cooclud.1.o& the ac· quisiUon. The ftna1 a&reement calls for lmmedi.ate purchaR, for $32.1 mlWoo. of the l~ acres. In ad· dltlon, the .Ute naa the optkJa to buy another 393 acra in 1811 ror S3 2mlllloo. The land acqalred lDchadM 3 25 mllee ot coastal bluffs ud beaches between Corona del llar and Lquna Beacb u well u Moro CaQYOIL An tatue left unretolnd lo the action wa1 tbe fate of Cryata.1 Cove'1 44 residences Aaumblyman Terry Gauon. D·R lve raide. wbo waa an strumental an obtaiolo1 the money for ~ purcb~. aatd that problem could be woned out m January or Februar.y dur ang legialatJve bud1et bearinp Child Dies Of 'Old Age' SAN DIEGO CAP> -P1ft- year-old Penny Vantine, wboM body wu witherin1 away from old ace because of a rare senetic defect, died TbUl'ldQ ol d»k'kw pox, a dwlldbood ....... Docton at Cblldren'1 Con· valelceot Hoaplta.1 lald Lbe tiD.y. baldinl &irl bad the appearance and ailments ol an 80 or 90-year old woman. She wu stricken at b1rt.b with Cockayne Syndrome, a rare d1a ease that produces rapid ..ma due to u mablllty of DNA.=. ~e 1eneUc-~k..for.._ terminlq cell structures -to replace lt.lell. P'or every year ol her llfe. her body deteriorated at the rate ol 10 to 1.S years, docton said. FU"e Victim Dies SAN ANTONIO, Texu <AP> -A severely ~urned U.S. Mart.De bu died at Brooke Arm7 Medical Center hue, rail1q the death toU to U ln an October freak ft.re at a Japanese bue, Brooke ol!ldab laid Tburaday. The victim wu ldenWled u Lance Cpl. Eameat E. Otuter'· rn,22.d~.~. IUCCUM88AT11 tterold F. B'lclcley Mr. Buckley Services Pending Harold F . Buckley, a loos· lame productJon official tn the Orange <:.ounty plant of the Los An1eles Times. dted Tbunday of an •ppannt heart attack. He was SI Buckley. a Downey resident. bad been Wlth the Times for nearly ~ years He wu quality control coorc11utor tn the Costa lleaa product.ion complex ud a Uaiaon aalc:W between the Loe Ansel.. and Oran1e CountJ compos1n1 toom operations. Buck.liey bttame ill on the job Thursday afternoon and was uken by ambulance to Fountain Valley Community Hospital, where he wu pronounced dead. A World War II Navy veteran a nd av ad golfer, Buckley's new1paper career began ln ad- vertia!ni. with the Hunttnitoo Parlr-Oail)"Srpiai. - - - After a abort stint u auiatant golf pro at the Rio Hondo Golf Coune and pl11lnl Ume oa the pro(euiooal 1olfin1 circuit, be went to wort for the nines u an apprentice in the compoalna roomml.15L He came to Oraqe County ln ~ --the Colla Meta COID• plea of tbe newspaper waa opened. He was a11l1tant foreman and compoeins room dispatch foreman until 1971, wbea be moved into quality CCID· trol. Semce1 were ltlU pendiq to- day. iBijjiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii!i ... iiii~ir;ii~ Men's SUITS for only • • 'One Dollar* OD Pasta Land? 87 lllLTOJlf llOllWtliil The q...uoa ii: WW tbe old rtalla f•mtUM Uallt b.ne domtut.ct U..~ btwtnna be ar•oHdnow bJbltcor-poratetn-! Tb.at~ Indeed be wUl'• bappwrtq theM cla,a .. tM bl1foodprCJc1nan have Ht tbelt ~~U.. ta muat: Which la D'OWiDa steadily beclUM , mac:Uoill, nmou ..rotMr-.. beattheprtce meat-a.od•ldel. everybod:J loves t.o eat lt. . 'l.l ACCOaDfNG TO aota.rt Grem. wbo ii tbe keeper ol the recorda by Yi.rtae of hi.I pmWon aa eueutlve director ol lhe National Mecaroni Manufacturen Auocia· doll in Palaatlne, DI .• Money Tree American eomwnption of pasta bu doubled In the put 30 yean aDd la l'1IDa.ini ahead~ thJ.a yeu. That brinp us up t.o about 10 lbs. per person a year. a lone way from the Italian per capita intake of ~ lbs. a year but ahead ol mmt ol tbe other eount.Jie1 In u... world. That's a1lo eoough to generate sales of about SI billion a year. wluch la certainly of more than passing interest t.o aucb corporate heavyweights as Foremost·McKesson, Hershey Fooda, Borden and Pllbbury, all of wbom bave reeentJ,y Raked out major poe1llooa in this market by ac- quiring existin& put.a manuf&etutel"$ BOB GREEN ESTIMATES Uat there are about 100 companies making pasta in the United States. Ftfty.fiv& belong to tus aasoclation. The top 20 companies probably account for 80~ ot total output -and the share held by this group seems t.o mcrease all the time Privately-owned companle5 run by llahan-American ram11les continue to be strong factors. The b1geest spaghetti markets in the country are probably New Yorit and Boston -and the brand lellden there an n •lian com- panie$, RomocU LD New York and Prince in Boston. On the West Coast the brand leader ls another locally- owned Italian company. Golden Grain. Local Italian braods are stron& i.n other parts ol lbe country too. VP TO NOW THERE has ~vt'!r been a nationaJ pasta brand because nearly all the companies manufacture out of oae plant and it's too roistly to ship boxes of spaghetb1 around the country But that''! likely t.o change In the future u the market grows. The corporate giants now making spaghetti are perfectly capable• or putting up mulUple plants If Chesebrough Pond's can make Ragu spaehetti sa~ on both the East Coast and the West Coast. so can the past.a companies The Lareest pasta maker we tuive JS Jersey City s C F Mueller. wtuch was founded l.n 1.867 Mueller was always known as tht: spagbetlJ for nonlt.alians. Henry Mueller used t.osay, .. Italians wouldn't buy myspagbetti &! I put a gold watchln~,Package." Mueller was formerly owned by the New York University School ol Law m wu one of the best deals ever made by an academic instltutioq> but since 19'7& \t bu been pa.rt ol San Francisco-baaed Foremost-llcKeuon, a compu.y that combi.aes milt with aJoobol and dnlo (so wby not spagbett.i ~). • PO&E•OST·•ellnSON' pald Sits million taJ Mueller, wb.Jch had strong da.strtbutlon on the eastern 't'!aboard, from Maine t.o flond.a. Laat year Foremoet- McKeaoa ~a Cb1cqo past. maker. D'Amlco, aod tt bu DOW iDtrochlCed &be Mueller brand IJlto t.be Chic&IO,. Mtl•aukee. l.odlanQoUs. Peon• uctQuedettle market. ~ bluest pasta maker west of the 111.uissJppl la American Be•uty M acaroru -1t bas su plants -and since 1977 It bu belonged to the Minneapolis nour mater. Pillsbury The brand wtuch may be an more states Utan any other -44 -a.s Creamettes They were acquired lut year by Borden. BUI' 11IE BIGGEST pasta maker after Mueller could be the old Hershey cbocola~ company of Hershey. Pa They got there by buya.ng four dtffereot comparues San Gior&iioiD.Le~P.s • ~com ~ttle. Sl'Dtntt-in Omaha and Proci.oo-Ross1 an Auburn.NY. Skinner esllmat- ed recently that it bolds s~ of the pasta marltet in food stores. The worst news yet 1s that Pillsbury is experimenting with an instanl spaghetti product that comes in a pouch and just has to be dropped anto bo1lulg water When that happens. you'll know the pasta market has been Americani:ied Cold Nips lr;an 's Pistachio Crops WASHINGTON <AP> -~re frost last spring "re· portedly has sharply redu~" Iran's pistachio harvest t.o an estima~ 10.000 metric tons. nearly M> percent below last year's output, the Agriculture Department said Thurs- day Ire. the leading producer ol tbe nuts,•harvested a near-record 60,000 metric tons ln 1978-79, the department's Foreicn Agricultural Servi~ said In a report. Meanwhile, the United Slates -which some lnduatry officials bave said could attain pi.atacbio self-sufficiency - hu a im crop estimated at 6,400 metric \OM, up from 2.300 last year. the report s..fd. In the pistachio marketing year that ended oo July 31, the United SUtes Imported 10.508 metric tons of unshelled pi.tachios from Iran, by far the leadiq fol'etp supplier. A me&ric too la about 2.a5 pounds. Looldn1 at Iran'• ptstachio altuaUoa, the report said that with ''the reduced suppb altuatioa ud hich domesUc cea, exports are not expected t.o aurpasa '1,000 tons dur- tbe 19'11MO campaign. Exports a ~ar earlier to all utries amoun\.ed t.o 2$,000 t.om . • • J Dawkins: ' A Pane Endured 'I. By BUGH A. lllJLLIGAN ERIE, Pa. <AP) -Darryl Dawtina, my coUeaaue talkiq at the columoiat '1 craft, hu been mentioned unfavorably ln dlapatcbea ln connecUoo with the bnlttna up of a couple ol public playpens. When not authorina eleaant euays wblcb appear every Tueaday in the Philadelphia Journal, a sports publlcaUoo, the Dawlt -to use both biJ pen and playpen name -moonlights as center for the Philadelphia 76ers in the National Basketball Association. THE ERUDITE phrase slinger happened to be pirouet- ting susp1c1ously nearby when basketball backboards were shat- tered within a recent week of each other In Kansas City and Ph1ladelph1a. The fans' term for such a mind-blowtog, glass-showering happening ii the ··stam dunk." NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien, definitely not amused, termed both incidents dangerous to the players and destructive ol league property. No. punitive action wu taken aeainlt the ponderoua, pla)'f ul prose atyllat, who at 6 feet 11 and 252 pound.a may be the bluest thine on the literary scene since Gilbert Keith Chesterton or Hil · e BeUO<' or both IN A STERN memorandum to NRA owners and gener al managers. however, O'Brien an- nounced that henceforth players who cause backboards to shatter ··will be ejected immediately from the game and, absent the most t:xtenuatiog circumstances. be automatically ·-·-4ll.N>ended....witbout..-eay. -I~<'~ 1 f> a ift the n ex t reg u I a r I y scheduled game." An immediate technical foul and SlOO fine will also be im· posed. The Dawk gracloualy agreed to dunk more dellcately. while denying complicity in either in- cident, which he seemed to re· gard as acts of God or perhaps. in bis poetic soul, like something along the lines of T.S. Eliot's rats feet over broken glue. LIKE 818 PLAYING style, the Dawk'1 prose atyle la robust, vi1oroua and colorful, charac- terized by the rut break and the shock, sock endine. ln one of his early columns, Darryl drolly dacribed hlmaell to bl.a readers u "The Muter Blaster of Total Dlauter who always teta wbat be'• after." Like Truman Capote, Gore Vidal, El"DMt Bemlnaway and other leadin1 American literary ll1bt.1, Darryl Dawkin• never iraduated from co1Je1e. In fact, be never IOt tbere at all. Buket- b«ll 1cout1, outracln1 tbe literary acenta and Enalilb c»- partment recruiters, plucked tlli• omnulaclast (wblcb la Greek for a IUf who cleatroys backbotll'dl inlt.ead of leons> h'om the balls of Maynard Evan Hilb School in Orlando, Fla. Lone may be relp, even ii be dpes ,Sve I.any O'Brten and cot- UHum janltora around tb• circuit a pane every now and then. 51 MILUON SEE MONDAY GJ4.ME It 1t.art1•Iand1tancttn1 In U.. way ol Edllml'I qa.t btfoN aD anUtiNted cr~ntd ot 11,000 ta def1n1lve·mlndtd laDCll, a tradtUonal CIF football power under veteran Coach Paul Wo uk. Each enten with an 11·2 overall rec· ord and a team laced with All·Clf' can- dJdat.el. ,.,.. ............... .. 8er.,lte, ••• •••• ••• BDISON, WHICH SWEPT to ita HCOGd 1t.raljht Suaet Leape cbam· plooahlp, la a touchdown favorite because of it.a exploalve backfield, · , .. eller. . wblcb includes tailback l<.erwin Bell and quarterback Frank Seurer. Bell. the all.time Oran1e County 1tn1le aeuon ruabina leader with 2,085 yard• on 2'8 carries, bu acored 28 toucbdowna, l1 Oranae County'• Back ot the Year and a virtual shoo-lo u the CIF Southern Section's Player of the Year. Souaht by virtually every major col· leae ln the country, the ~10, UJ$.pouod Bell has scored three touchdowns or more on slx occasions. In reachinc the finals. Edison eliminated Fontana, 34·14, and Bell scored four touchdowns last week. aEDLANDS FINISHED second to Fontana ln the Citrus Belt Leape, los· ing a 7-6 decllloo. The Terrien entered the CIF playoffs with a defense that had allowed 39.S yards per eame ruabing, keyed by nose guard Peter Owens (8-2, 198) and end Ray Carrillo. "Redlands ls not as big as Servile," says EdJaon Coach Bill Workman. ''But thf>y are qu.icker " Redlands was unscored upon in the first and third quarters through the Ter- __ ....,. ln1 for 118 yards wUb 15 completicm lD ~attempts. For the Muon, the tbree·year Edi.an starter bu paged for 19 toucbdowna, comp~ 122 of 209 attempts for 1,907 yards. Tllbl end Mark Boyer ii the chief tar1et, having caught 44 pusee for 871 yards. Ediloo'a defeme, led by linebackers Bill Malavaal and Troy Sewer, bu al· lowed only 10 touchdowns to lta last 10 opponenta and hu shown marked Im. provemeot alnce tbe early portloo of the noo·leaaue aeuon. AMONG THE STANDOVTS on de· fenae are Cbrt.s Rowey, Cbrta Meinhardt and BW Tbomu, •loaf with a cract secondary. The blue·clad Terriers answer Edison's defense wltb an I offense, 1eared to tailback Skeeter Lewts, who has rushed for 1,380 yardl on 250 carrtea and a 5.5 average. This ii Edison's second appearance in the CIF finals, havlne woo the 3-A crown in 1970 when Coach Bill Vail's eutfit stopped Lompoc at UC Santa Barbara Tritons Go for It ,,...,......,,.... Underdogs Bid for CIF Crown j ' I San Clemente Hlgh's Trttons. the second straight Cinderella team out or the SouUa Coast Leaeue to earn a berth in the CIF Central Conference foot.ball flnala, put it on the line t.ooicht for the championship. A 7 · 30 start at Santa Ana Bowl piu the Trltons, 5·4 during the regular season and third place firushers 10 league play, against ~efy Esperanza IT IS 111E CULMINATION of a re markable season ror Coach Allie Scbaffs Tritons, who have endured crippling lnJun~ to key personnel and the complete collapse or a pasalng at tack. In the past four games. wluch lncudes a ~-!.~~L~ leUJ.le. c:b•~..M.i&&lon Viejo and three pfayotr vlct.orles. San Clemeot.e bas completed one pus for 14 yard.a (by halfback Jeff Banner). Ei&bt other attempts fell incomplete and three otben were intercepted. Junior Jlm Mounce, wbo played in his flnlt vanity game when San Clemente .ecteed Paramount ln overtime. direds the Trltqns' wishbone olfeoae at quarterback, which revolves around Banner'• nmnlnl. Kenny Smith and a remartable aecoo-I dary, with Ba.noer at rover. • "ll '1 difheult to paas on San '1 Clemftd.e," says Coach Glen Hasttnp, wboee El Dorado team. ranbcl No. l in the eUmi.naUom. wu ousted by San Clemente ln the semi$ Esperanza, under Coach Pete Yoder. ,. ho was the Blair Htgh coach when Bishop Amat lost the 4-A bUe in 1989, boasts t.a.J.lback Mike Keefe (42 career touchdowns for the Anees> and 24S- pound lineman Steve Williama. , ''TRIS IS oua BEST team in the five t )ears I've been at Esperam.a," says 1 • Yoder. "We're at a point where we are as good u we're 1oms io,et." --~ ia~ .toacbdowu fa toni1ht, but Banner aaya that doesn't fue t.be Tlitona. "We've been anderdop all aeUoo. We t.bou&bt we had bt too mucb to tn· juries, but Paramount neveraaw anop- tioo team like oun." It la doubttal ltaperama b.u Men J a.oyt.bJ.na quite Uk• tbe Trtt.am' nm·nm- run option style out ot &be wilbhoae, 1 either. J But ll San Clemente'I recast auec:.s JEFF BANNER, ALLIE SCHAFF (INSET) GUIDE SAN CLEMENTE. THE REAL KEY to the Trttoos' 1uc- ces1, however, bas been their 1uflocat· ln1 defense, led by nose iuard John Schroeder, end Curt Arona. linebacker is any indlcaUoo, the 1ame wUl be c»-J cided in the trenc.11es where Schroeder. 1 Aron.I. Duane Ford and SteYe I•nham ( reside. S -•1~Cal'-' I John Sevano Malavasi Gets I.ast Laugh ' -~ , '/> Ram Coach Ray Malavaal and the mayor ol Fontana had quite a lete·•·tele the put week. It all started when Malavut, tonaue·ln· cheek, announced that Kenrtn Bell would 1•1D more than 200 yards and Ed1lon Hilb wou14 "kick Fontana'• buUa" ln the CfF Hmil Wt Frida)'. Well, word of this prediction reached Foptaoa and it prompted the mayor to und a t.elearam. In effect. lt stated that the Ram coach bad enouab problems Just aettto• bll own team on the a.Id and that ma1be be lhoul4 lead to bl.I own tMlllD"t and wcniel rather than thole of 04.ban. W~ll1 u tbOt4t thlnc• ha~, Malavul't cryaw ball proVed correct u Bell 1a1Ded I02 yardl and Bd1lon whipped Foatua. Mot•. M aJav&ll, Wbo Stayed quiet UnU1 after tbe' outeoaM, amweNd tbe ID&1GI' a~ of d.a11 leer wttti a telifl'al:D., Illa on 1aftA1, "I'm llad to ... JOll dGD't Do1' mucb abOut foot1-11. Wben I Dliid Mm• advice about PoUUa I'll be 1an to call JOU.'' tSadd.leback Athletic Director Bill Kelly JW1t la~ at t.be notion, espedally com- lna from GWC. The amusement 1temmed from GWC'1 torrid compedtloa tn tb• Sou&berD cat Cea· ference, wf».t.da would make tbt hilh acbool South Cout Lupe loot strcma bJ com· parlloo. "bite New Head Coach At Illinois CHAMPAIGN, Ill. <AP) Mike Wblte, who took the Unhendtr of Califomla hm probation to tbe top of lta cm- fereoee, wu named bead foo&o- ball C!oeeb at the UnhenltJ of llllDola todaJ. pomtect member Of • com· mlsaloa to demand special pThlle•e • •• la t.otallJ Im· proper.";"' WuJfeet demanded •ecbam'1 iamechte_ ~· coaaeU memben delayed eetioa on the matter .W Dec. 11. lleaawblle, llfCba,m, wbo was not present Dee. 5, aald ,,_... daJ he b8I reqoated that Ila.JOI" Boy Hamm allow a public heir~ taa at tbe Dee. 1t couneU 111 Loa. to air tbe ftriq tuue. Hamm and eounciJ members Richard Ahlman and Edward Kal1cbed appeared ready to vote in. favor at ftri.n& Meebam lut week. Kalacbed secoaded Hamm'• matioD to ft.re Mecham. Afterwards. Ahlman Hid be wanted to delay tbe vote but wu "not happy witll <Mecbam'a) aaid be wan&ed to delay the ~ Attac but was aot happy 'wltb <Mecham'•> performace. Mayor Pro Tem ll1rUa Wainer and CouncUwoman Karollne Koester bave :=' Wulf eek'• move to ft.re II~ Mn. Waper actively ca.m- palped for Mecham in April's election that brou1bt Mrs. Koester her seat OD the COUDCil. Mn. Waper alao endorsed lln. <See 8PLIT, Pa1e AZ> J~__,.__,.~__,.__,.~__,.~~__,.__,.__,.__,.__,.__,.__,.__,.__,.~~~__,.~~~~__,.~__,.__,.~__,.__,.~__,.~~__,.~~__,.__,.~~ Forces Cross Border ! 'l'errorbt Attack 4 Americans .. , ' . Slain in Ttirkey ISTANBUL, Turkey CAP> - Unidentified gunmen shot and • killed four Americans today Ill l the resort town of Florya near lltanbul, the state radio re- ported. Tbe broad.cast said three were ll ctvlllan1 and the other a ..,rriceman. One died at the teeoe md tbe odler three at. a bMPttal. tbe radio uicl. 'l'wo ~ta. deMI at t.be bospllal were identified as Elmer Copper and Robert French. No iden- tification was given for the other vlctima immediately. Terrorist.a gunned down an American teacher and two U.S. servicemen earlier tbla year. Aut.bortUes atteSted 13 mem· bera of the llarsist·Loninlat Arme:.J,:f •l•Dda Unlon. wbJeb •T"....,,.. tbe 1laybap of St. Edward ClaJPOOl •·laDlr bl .... Aepa coui .. .,.. 1J .... SDee. ..,._, • ..., hi !Uabal··· 11@7"11 TINt Memlit'es of ~ r-m-who tilled teacher Dui Good· man bl tbe aoutbern coatal city of Adai:i& In .J... ate atDl UD· known. ,, TEHRAN. Iran CAP > -Iraqi for ces using heavy a rtillery launched attacu today at loca- tions along the border with Iran but pulled back a short time later. the Iraruan government rep0rt.ed. ·'The Iranian armed . forces b•ve coo.fumed there bu been an intrusloa of Iraq forces aloni the Iranian frontier:· Tehran radio ad televlsioo said. Later, a "orelp lltnlltry spokeswoman said, .. I UD· demand they came a 1lWe bit lalo ~ CIOUlltl7 ad tbeD ...., W'CDt *k tD tWr eocmtrJ wl lt'a ,.,... '°tie all rtcht." Eartler. Husse in Ava, a •SM*esmaD for the lraDiaD Em· . ~. la Wasbiqtoa, said the ~ ............ thJ'M miles in-to tiailillia. WrUof7. Pew dlltaDa weft a•ailable. Oranp County transporuttco eommissionen •,reed Thunday to pay_ $25,000 to atudy where Jlandat 1JOUP8 hue struck U.S. '-Seta 25 ti.ma ID tbelr el· fort8 to bamper actlYitlea at tbe 5,000 American m1.lituJ penon- ael at two doleD U.S. and North AUantlc Treat1 Orianisation bales iD Turte1. This lnchaded tbe madJlne.~ ol an emp-ty officen club two bomb- inl• of the Turkish American Association in Ankara. -ttore-uum ~--=rum baV~ died in political violence in 24 months between leftist and rightist factions. AddJtionally, four Turks and one El)'Ptian diplomat died duriq t.be Jtlly takeover of the E01>Uan Em· buay in Ankara by Palestinian gunmen. To Coast Property In Clath Mask Rapes Woman Tbe Pl'edle tocatkm ol tbe re- ported ettacb wu DOt repoded. but tbe bnNMkasts said the in- formation came from the Khor· ramlb.ahr area ol aoutb'"5tenl Iran. • San Clemente's traln station l ~be located. But allocation of the maoey I for t.be Sao Clemente project '!'.".(~ aqmalred tbroulh-arCODF JDisaklaer Ralph Clark called for J • closer watch on county dollars 1 spent on future terminal studies. I .. The $25,000 we're spending here or $30,000 there doesn't seem like a lot, but lt could be l adding up to millions for plan· (See FUND USE, Page AJ> ~ a .. tlagtoa Gro•p Toi• Wlt.b the \DlanimOUS vote of the State Public Works Board Thursday, ownenhlp of 1,898 acres ot Irvtne OHnplb)' "QtUfal · land passed to the state of California. Documents of transfer were signed in Sacramento, following a brief special session of the board which convened for final actiou on acquisition of the property for a park. .Laetrik Tes~ Slated . . -~ BJ JEaaY CLAUSEN ••Dlll't .......... ' Tata Clll Laet.rile, touted by a4vocate1 aa an anti-cancer 4i'U1. wW beJin nex\ montb, a bealtb official toJd a state Id· Ambl1 Committee Thuncb,y in llim= Beach. • J>r. ~ Lawnmee ol the I :: i . state Health Department told the Auembly Health Committee that four IWl UDldeatlfled cliDlcs will conduct tbe teats under auapicee at the National Caneer IDltltute. One clinic will be in CallfOJ'llia, be told committee mem ben, wh0tte rub were tblDned Thunday because of potltlcal maneuvertac ID saeramento over &be atniQle for tM AMctnhlJ Speaker'• \MIA. Aa1eab!1m_a~ Deaah lfanaen, D-~ Beecb, c:Ondiieted Tbmi&aJ:·•.~~ ..... rdial the IMiftdUI ... rljht to plec;t Im OWll ~ tftat· meat ftl'RI ltate 1ri' l'eiWat· iDC~··· At tllue are ortbOdoX •:prov- en" treahDatl .. uacb. u IUI'· 1•r1. radiation an4 cb.emotllerapy, aad .. ~ .. •uda u l.eaUUe or other prosrams deall.n1 with treatment throuab diet. Mancera told newsmen that two years a•o the bealtb com- mittee ~~ a bill to le1alize Laetrt.a,, a substance derived from am,yadalin and found iD apricot ptl. Tbe committee, be said, turn6d the 1164 down by one ~ wben a Callfonala coaareaman promlaecl that the f ederallJ funcMd NaUonal eae.r Inatttute wou1d lmmedl•tel7 beliD __, the 1ubllaace. 11...,... aald the committee deddecUo wall for federal tat- (s.I ~.Pap AZ> Board members Roy Bell, de· J( raput weanne • homemade puty director of ftnance David cloth mask Oftt" bis bead sexu.al- J anasen, director of general 1,y ~ulted a aieeping ~year­ setvices, and Adriana Giantun:o; -oldSan demeote woman ln ber director of Transportation, downtown home during a pre- lauded state Parka Department dawn attack today. staff members and the Irvine Shortly after the 3:S3 a.m. sex Company for coocludine the ac· attack, police arrested a man quisltion. whose clothing -minus the c ~oth mask -matche d the description of the rapist. The f1nal agreement calls for immediate purcbue, for $32.6 millioo. at the 1.898 acru. In ad· dit.ion, lbe state bu the optiCJD to buy aaotbel' 393 acres tn 1981 for $3.2ml11ion. The land acquired includes 3.25 miles ol coastal bluffs and beaches between Corona del Mar and Lq\ma Beach as well as Moro Canyon. An issue left unresolved in the actio n was the fate of Crystal Cove's '4 residences. Assemblyman Terry GaUCin. D-Riverslde, wbo was in· atrumental in obtalnlnl 'be money fOI' the purchase, said that problem eould be wcrbd out lD Jmuary or Pebruar1 dDr· in1 le~ bodlwtbeartnP· But police questlooed the man and comascated his clothes prior to his release. Tbe man was Jinn other clothing since bis lhirt and pants were taken by poUce as possible evidence. Tbe usawted woman, who WU reported unhurt but shaken by the ordeal, told police she WU sleeping in her bedroom when a tall slender man, clad in the bq, pWd shirt and corduroy pants, performed an illegal sex actoober. When he fiDisbed. the attacker nec1 into the ctartoess. The woawi called police who arriffd to ftnd that the rapist en· terecl her house tbroueh an un- locked rear ldtcbeD door. , Poliee ~said today they have IODle leads in the C&te. Tbe reported Iraqi incursion came as the crlsi.s over the hold- ing of 50 Ame rican Embassy hostages here went ttlnnt&h-its 41.st day with no new sign that it may be resolved soon. In Washlngton. De fense Department officials said they were unable to confirm the re- ports ol Iraqi borde r attacks. Iraq's offk 1al Baghdad Radio did not mention it. Iran and Iraq have long bad tense relations that periodically erupt into small-scale vio&eoce along their common border, parti cularly i n oil-rlcb Kbuustan pc"Oftnce in IOUthwest Iran, to wbicb Iraq bas -. ritorial claima. Since the revolutionary vic- tory of Ayatollah Rubollah Kbo- meini 's forces last February, the lraniana have accused lraq of providing support to the anti- Khomelni Arab minority in Kbuaeatan, where saboteurs have attacked oll pipelines, police ltatioDt and other t.aqeta. and to Ku.rdiab auerrillu in the Kurdlstan reliulof weatern !J'an. Tbe Kurdlab region overlaps the tnql-lranian border. ~~rial 9iallenged. ~laws Poailion lrb A.rt• Manager • \ . ,..... .............. . 8EDDINO <AP> -A paralyaed u wu killed ,...... moeort..ct b.a.lr sot eta la ralm.ct traeu and Ill w blt by • train. Police Mid Cbarlee h • a. made fraattc nlll f« belp oa .tm du... bud radio TbUJ'lldQ a.tat. hullmer wu ·qud.rt~. that ii, parabled from &be Mel dowo Two men, wbo ..,.. momtart.ac tbe eme.rcency CB channel, beard Ida ple8I but arrtYed too Ila, police said. .................... , FORT WORTH. Tnu CAP) -Two New Yon pb~otana n.w to Lacklad Air Poree Bueto uamtne the~ abu of ll'an toda,J after lu. lawy«a u1d ID court that the lbab'1 IMaltb may have wonned. Dr. BezUamln H. Kean, the lbab'1 penonal pbyalclan, and Dr. Hibbard E. Will.lama, chief ot medicine at New York Hoapltal, where the •bah wu operated on lo October, left on a ru1ht to San Antonio this momt..na. a •PC>keaman for the holpltal Hid. The 'POk•mao, hotpltaJ Vice President Eamon Brennan sald be did not know why the two docton were summoned nor wben they would return. • Tftaaster £~fler'• Se• G•llt• DETROIT (AP) -Richard Fltulmmooa, 49, eon of Teamaten Union President Frank Fltulmmom, plead-4 plhy today to accept.Int $750 a mooth in payoff1 from a tructJ.n1 com: pany. The youneer Fltulmmons, an international or1antur for the Teamsten, must realsn from the Union when he is sen- tenced. Under terms of a plu-bargalnin1 aereement, he races a maximum five yean In prlaoo, a $35,000 fine and when he is re- leased from prison be wlU be barred for five years from participating in union activities. ~A Fl.-. A re• Pat relied LOS ANGELES (AP) -About 40 firefighters continued patrollln& the Placerlla Canyon area today to guard aeainat flare-ups after quellln1 a two-day Inferno that devoured more than 1.300 acres, authortUea said. Firefttht.en had about a 30-minute respite Thursday after extlnl\lbh.ln1 the An1elea National Forest blue 20 miles northwest ol downtown Los Anaeles before another brushfire broil• out ln Sierra Madre. Crews from half a doseo aaenclea responded to tht alarm tn a "loven' lane" •treteb aJoaa Santa Anita Canyon Road north of Arno Dr1\'e, fire 1pokesman BW Kramer said. lt'erld €o•rt Dee&le• Ne•r• THE HAOUf;. Nel.berlandl CAP> -Tbe l.nternatJonal Court of Justice will IUIDOUDce tta deda1on Saturday on the U.S. re· quest that Jt order the lmmedJa~ release of the 50 American bOltal~ ID Tehran, a 1poke1woman said today. She 1aid the court, the main Judicial or1an of the United Na- tions, would live lta decision in a public session al a time to be announced later U.S. Attorney General Benjamin R. CiviletU presented the case to the court's lS /·usuces Monday He charged Iran with violating international aw and diplomatic immunity IJJ ho'dm" the hostages. F,....PageAJ BYLAWS ELECTION. • • a number ol ways, dependln1 on whoae brain Is (binkina them up." But Mn. CbJldrea• Hya ber proposal doe• not aay board memben with llx or more yean of aervice cannot serve out tbeir ctarrent term. And while Mudie aay1 that cbuld be a aeeond lnt.erpret.aUoa of the motion, he termed the p~ 'P(>lal ''ambieuoua." "I don't know wbat <the mo- tion) meam,"beaaid, "llldtbat'• tbe problem." He aald a board lmplemenU.ni tbe bylaws cban1e "wouldn't Jmow wbat to do. wtucb causes confuaon. Al th• festival at· torney, I would not know what m7 advice would be, we ml&ht bne to leek clartllcaUon by the court.a." He uld It mtabt nqulre the festival to ea1I for another elec· Uon by the memberahlp to strallhten tb.lnp out. DAILY PILOT He said the board and festival members present al the No- vember membership meeUng, "all knew what Lee C Mn. Chilclreu) lot.ended, but It wu 1u11eated that If she wanted to accomplish what abe wanted, the proposal would have to be re- worded. Because of the amb11uou1 lan1ua1e of both Mrs. Childreaa' motion and that by featlval artilta, a special meetln1 wu called Dec. s to conaider improv- 101 the wording of two pro· poaab. The membership present reaclnded the earlier motion by festival artist.I and approved new wordlnl, but Mn. Chlldreaa refused to retelnd beP ortpW motion, and It was sent thll week to votinl memben in Its ort1lnal atat4s Mrs. Cblldresa aald the new wordln1, prepared by fesUval of. llclab, "wu more ambJraou' than my orilinal proposal.' That leave• the taak of ln· terpNtaloa to tb• votin1 DMm· bera, who muat return their ballota by Dec. Zl. U tbe motion ta approved. It tMn means tbe festival boarit and .uome,,_ and po11lbl1 the eowu, mun deteJ'miae what tbe DeW bJlaw chanl• meant. Jewels Stolen In S. l.qilija , ...... _ .. J FUND USE .• nlng on loni·sbot projects," Clark said. He said he was concerned that com misslonens might be throw- I n 1 a way money on "paper monuments" to transportation projects that might never materialize. Followtn1 bis lead, .tranaportaton commiuionera directed atalf memben to draw up 1tron1er 1uidel1ne1 for evaluatlq requests by cttt• for plann1n1 lunda. The money 11 requested from the cornmlllloo by cities plan- ninl t.ranaportation projects in order to secure fundin1 for coo. atrucllon from Southern Calilomta ANoclaUon ol Gov· emmeots (SCAG >. ·'The reality la that SCAG probably won 't fund ll, which meana It will bounce back to this com mllaion.'' Clark said. But San Clemente's planned Amtrak station ranked final on the list because s uch stations are more likely to receive state fundln1, according to a staff re· port. The $25,000 will 10 toward study ol two possible alt.es for the ataUon. RebulldJng the present Am· trak alation al the San Clemente M unlclpal Pier would coat S78S.OOO. the report aald. However, bo)1nc land to re· locate the 1tatlon near the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad tracks on AvenJda Eataclon aouth of El Camino Real could coet an additional Sl million. Laguna Fire Uses Tons Of ";ater Lal\Dla Beach Count)' Water Diatrlct offlclal1 ulcJ tog:~ more than a million ud a 1allonl ol water were used ln fl1hlln1 Tueaday'a brushfire above north La1una and Emerald Bay. Joe Sweany. pneral manqer of tbe water a1eoc1, said that, durtn1 a three-hour period at tbe hel1ht ol the ftreftibtiDI eftorta1 more than a millfoa 1aUom or wat.r wu wtlbdrawn from dlt· trtct reservo6n. It wu the laraest volume ol water .ver used In aucb a abort period in tbe .... ,..,. blltOr1 "' U>. wat« dllta1et. be aa.ld. ID lddlUoD to waw ued bJ ftn .,....,... tbl'oudJout Oranp Coant)' -three c6er .......... California eouaUH, lar11 volum• ol waw ,,.. pOiiNd ooto rooftoPt Ulroa" 1an11a _.. m•Nd bJ,),...... • &eiDPttiil to .... tMl.r Laguna Beach Boys' Club officials Don Danielson <left> and Jerry Hampahire, re· move Christmas trees trom stack at tree lot on Laguna Canyon Road where the Art· A·Fair grounds are located. They are on sale to raise money for Boys' Cl ub ac· Uvities. The club tree lot la open from to .. a.m. to 9 p.m. dally throuah Dec. 23. Tiie · lot is manned by Lapna Beach Rotary . Club volunteers. and the lot, fence. and utiJjties were provided by local busineuel. Heart Attack Takes ~rw;;;T~. • LA Times Veteran lng wblcb never developed. Many of the more than 20 apeaken who paraded before lbe committee Thursday ehar1ed the Institute and Federal Drug Admtntstrallon with teat delay1na tactics brought about by poht1cal pressure Harold F. Buckley, a lOftl- Ume production official in the Oraoae County plant of th• Los An&eles Times, died Thursday of an ai>PVent heart attack. He wu58. Buckley, 1 Downey resident, had been with the Times for nearly 30 years He was qua.bty control coordinator In the Coeta Mesa production complex and a liaison otncaal between the Los Angeles and Oran1e County composin1 room operations Buckley became 111 on the Job Thursday afternoon and was taken by ambulance to Fountain Valley Community Hospital, where be wu pronounced dead. A World War II Navy veteran and avid 1olfer. Buckley'• newapaper career beaan lD ad-vertisin1 with the Huntington Park Dally Sipal After a abort allnt aa u11l1tant golf pro at the Rio Hondo Golf Course and playing lime on the profesalOIW 1olfln1 circuit, be went to work for the Ttmea u an apprentice in tbe compo1lo1 ~oom in 1951. • He came to Orange County In 1968 when the Costa Mesa com - p I ex or the new!\pape r was opened . He was a s!\1s tant foreman and compoi,sng room 8UCCUM88 AT II HafOld F. Buckley d11patch foreman until im. when be moved Lnto quality COG· trot Services were stJU pending ~ day But Dr Lawrence claimed de- lays resulted from an Inability to secure an uncontaminated rorm of Laetnle and techmcal dtr f1cult1es 1n developang a serum for 1nject1on Although Laetrile has been legalized for use in 21 states. its ~neflt.s and safety as a cancer rure are cona1dered unproven by traditional medical groups such as the Amencan Medical As· soclallon Kirkpatrick Diiiing, an at· torney repr~entlng a group fighting for Laetnle acceptance. said. "We are not winrun1 the battle aaatnat cancer. That •Imply meao1 the orthodox- treatmentl aren't workin1. ·• Other apeaken1 ranged from phy11c1ana who said Laetnle dosa1ee have resulted tn death by poiaonl.na, to a consumer p~ tectlon P"OUP leader. who aaid repeallne the law proh1b1llng uae of~ 1ubetance would 11ve "quackery a bununa hcense .. A bout 75 people. most ad· vocates of altemat1ve cancer therapies. attended the session al Hunllngton Beach City Hail Japan Will Limit Iran Oil Purchase SPLIT ... TOKYU CAY)-Japan bowed to U.S. prenure today and an· nounced It wl 11 II m It Ila purchases ol Iran.Ian oil to wbat it boupt prior to the takeover of the U.S. Embassy In Tehran, leav ing ~tocks o riginally earmarked for America alone The decl1ion lo keep away from the lranlan c rude the Amencans are boycotUn1 waa made by Forel1n Mlnlater Saburo Okita and Yo1bltake Saskl. bead of the Mlniatry of In· temaUOIW Trade and Industry, a spokesman 1aid. Since the embauy takeovt!r Nov 4. Japanese tradin1 ftrma ha 1e been accused of buylnJ up 140 million barrel.a ol Iranian c rude on the spot market at prices nearly double tbe $23 SO a-barrel limit set by the Organuallon of Petroleum Ex· port.mg Counlnes A govemmeot spokesman said some of the oil would be resold Japanese newspapers said 1t would amount to 14 million bar- rels and be sold at a lou oo the spot market. Koe1ter and Kalsched In that election Umbera. like Mecham. also loet a b&d 1n the April council elecUoo. In June Mrs Wainer. Mrs. K~st.er and Kalacbed Joined in a aeries ol actions that brou&bt Mecham and former plaMIDI paneliat Gellatly onto the com- mlulon Umber& wua named to ~ Plannio1 Commiaa100 In JuJy and Wulfeck joined him a week later an Auiust Wulfeck. like Gellatly. served on the Pl~ Commtaaloo lut year. Men's SUITS for only One Dollar*