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POLAR BEA1' VETERANS, NEOPHYTES DASH INTO PACIFIC DURING CEREMONIES
T.......,. .... nd Pa~ Lucbd Out Thia Ye•r-W8t•r Temper•ture 12 Degree•
Polar Bear Clµ,b Take• Dip
Maybe tt wu the warmer
ocean temperatures that drew
more ~ta, but the 23rd
annual of the -Treasure
bland Polar ar Club drew a
record number of bathers into
the South Laguna surf New
Year's Day.
More than 50 neophytes and
veteran swimmers dashed into
the 62-degree water at noon
Tuesday as a crowd of 75 spec-
taton cheered from warmer
quart.en on the beach. It was so warm at the South
Laguna mobile home park, that
club olficla1a didn't even have a
bomU"e tbi.s year.
The annual festivities take
place at blgb noon on the beach
at Treasure Wand, and some
veteran Polar Bears claim the
cold shock of the ocean does
wooden for New Year's bay
hangovers.
The Polar Bear Club bed its
cbl111nl beginning 23 years ago,
according to veteran wader Bill
Crea pine[
"We bad nine members back
then," Crespinel said. "Now we
have a membersblp roll or 494."
Tbe 24 neophytes wbo
participated in Tuesday's dash
to the sea become regular mem-
bers ol the Polar Bear Club next
year.
Tuesday's participants joined
hands and ran for the ocean.
But Crespinel said about 20 "hung back. They got cold feet,"
be cbuckJed.
Tuesday's 62·degree water
temperature was a piece of cake
for moo veterans, be said.
He remembers years wheo the
water temperature hovered
around 50 degrees on New
Year's Day.
"Now that's cold," Crespi.Del
said.
The Polar Bears crowned
Pacific Telephone Co. ad-
ministrator Dick Blum as
Father Polar Bear during the
two-hour ceremonies on the
beach.
Blum, a former Marine, Hves
in Los AoieJa. but baa a mobile home in the South Laguna part.
He arrived at the festivities in
a Jeep, a.od when be stepped off
the vehicle ooto a red carpet. the
father oC the Polar Bears was
cheered by bi.a swim-suit.eel sub-
ject.a.
After the ocean dip, partici-
panta dried off, drank coffee and
ate botdop.
They didn't need a bonfire. .
4 Slaying& Probed .
STOCKTON CAP) -Pour
sla)'inCI ln one day and a ltnlt
._mbuab tti._t critically llljured a
man bave trig1ered a
widespread lnveatl11tlon by
homicide detectives.
Casualties Heavy
Mghans e ·attling
Soviet Invaders
KABUL,M&banialan<AP>-
Soviet troops are reported
locked iD bitter combat with
Afgb10 rebels northwest of
l'al>ul, Western European
diplomatic 10UTcea said today.
The IOUl'ces, wbo asked not to
be identified, said caaualues
were heavy on both sides, and
th1t the Soviets were using
sopbutie1ted Ml-2.C helicopter
eunshipa aealosl rebel
strongholds in the province ol
Bamian.
There also were reports the
Soviets were 1Jattling regular
Afghan army uruts still resiatJ.ng
EMBASSY TAKEN
IN NEW DELHl-A3
DELAY SALT U-
Edtorial, Page Al
Thursday's Kremlin-engineered
coup that ousted the late Preai-deat Baftp1Deh Am.ill.
The ~. however. could
not be tndependenUy cootirmed..
A!Jban officia1a were refu.tinl to alJOw Western reporters out.aide
the capital of Kabul. They de-
ported 13 journaliats today.
In addition to the fighting in
Bamian, under rebel control for
several months, sources satd
there was fighting north or
Kabul in the western city of
Heral, where at least 80 Soviet
troops were killed in an uprising
m March. The city waa believed
qwet today, however.
U.S. Mulls
Redlnv~ion
WASHINGTON (AP> -
President Carter called a
meet1n1 of top military
and diplomatic advisers at
the White House today to
discuss what the United States can do about the
Soviet invasion of
Afghanistan.
A mona the choices re-
portedly under cooaldera-
tion lo advance of the
meeting of the National
Security Council waa a
poaible boycott of the 1990
Olympic Games in
Moacow by NATO allies.
It waa andentood the
United States and Ha
allies mltbt seek an t*r1Y ·
debate tn the u .N. General
Auembly, where they
would bope to 1atn
wldeapread support for
condemnin1 Soviet in-
tervention ln a Third
World eountry.
Allan and West.em diplomatic
sources uJd the Sofleta moved _
mto Heral b)' plane the same
day tbeJ struck in Kabul, lauuc~-me coup lnst.alllni
Babrat KarmaJ in power.
RWIUD troop9 were airtlfted Monday to Jalalabed ac,,_ the
border from Paldct.an '• IOlyber Pua, to MC'U1'e the stntecic CJ·
ty, said an Ar~ offtctal who
said he took part in the operation.
Kartnll. a former ambuaador
to Cittboslovat:i a wt th ck>le ties
NEW atAIAMAN
Super"'1eor O.r1'
to the Kremlin. appeared on
television Tue.day o.1&bt for the
f1.1St time since the coop.
There bad been apeeulatioe
th.at l[annal, wbo bad been llv-
ini iD Caechoalovakia fol.lowini
bis ordered recall in July 1'78
bad DOt yet arrived in tbe coun-
try.
During a balf-bour apeech..
KarmaJ dienolmced Amin .. ~
puppet d the United States and
u a CIA. and be pledled sweep. me Uberalizat.ioa ol Af &bao Ufe.
Clark New Chief
Of OC Superoisors
By &OBDT BAHE•
Ol•Deer,... .....
Supenisor R1lpb Cl1rk of
Aoabeim was elected un-
animously today to succeed
Pbillp ADtboDy aa chairman ol
the Orange County Board of
Supervilon.
Harriett Wieder, a former
mayor d Huntinatoo Beacll. was
elected .tee cbainnu by her
colle1pes chui.nl th• boanl'• annual niorpni&atioa m..ttna.
Clartt, 12, bu been on the
board for' 10 eomecutive years,
and M!IWd u cb.alrman d tbe
boa1'd lllftiOull.y in 1974.
He ha been-.tee cb.alnnan
from 1915 tbrouCb 1tTI and ta the
senior member by Yirtue d bla
decade d eomecutive tervice.
Clark. wbo operated a service
station in Anaheim for more
than 20 yean, also baa been
ch.um&n d tbe Oran1e County
Tranait Diltrlct for seven con-
secutive yean.
Clartt 1tt.ended the ftnt meet-
ing of the di.strict in 1971. Durine
hi• tenure it bu crown from
zero .,_.. to tbe present total d
432.
Cwt al.lo ta prmdmt of tbe Oranae County Rama Bocster
Club and bu receiftd credit ID
some circJea for plaY1Da an im-
portant role iD briq1q the N•
Uoaal Football Leape football
team to~.
(See 429>
Coast
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Deputy DAs Ey~ Bench
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NEW YORK (AP) -Gold and .Uver mlnlq atoclla leored
bll 1atm lD aet1ve tradlnC today ., the broader market fell OG
c:oncUD onr events lD A1.i>1nhun and Iran. 11., m1D1nl atoeu were not traded tn the early IOlni
bec:au.e there were order imbalances or too many potential
buyen and too few aellens. The Dow Jones average ot 30 industrial stocks aanJt 12.03
points to 826.71 aft.er five hours o( trading. Analysts said COD·
cern aoout the SoVlet mvolvemenl m Af&ban1atao and \be con·
tinued coofrontaUon with Iran over U.S. bostaeea wel&bed down
the markel
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CLARK •••
When the city of Anaheim and
the football francbiae were ln
ne1otiationa. Clark embarked on
a newapaj>er advertising cam·
paign to rally support for the
t.ranarer.
Late Ram owner Carroll
Rosenbloom said that Clark's ef· torts tipped the balance 10 the
Rams decision to leave Los
Angeles.
Clark said today that the de·
tnands of government are iJ:a.
creasing while revenues are
<lecreaalDg.
"We'll have to find a whole
new way of doing bualoeaa and it
will be very difficult. But I am
eoaftdent we can meet it bead·
OD," he declared.
Before the changing of the
1uard, outgoing Chairman
Pbllip Anthony cited bouatng
and tranaport.ation problema u
most critical challenges iJ:a his
flale of the county report.
A ntbony said there ls not
eoou&b bousina to meet the de·
mand and what there la coats too
much.
He applauded county efforts to
develop so-called affordable
bousln& for lower income
buyen. however. He reported
that about 2,882 residences lD the
planning at.age would fall iJ:a the
affordable range.
Anthony also noted a rapid
growth in the county's transit
system but said, "much more
transit wm be needed in the
• years ahead."
Anthony's attention also
focused on John Wayne Airport.
He said that a master plan la on
sched1Lle and should be complet·
ed by next July.
Anthony swd the plan should
deal with the physical improve·
ment of the airport's puaencer
uodli.ng faciUUea as well u
other physical changes lo im·
prove service wiUun noLSe con·
atralnts or to reduce noise
levels. He also noted efforts
were made toward meeting
1eneral aviation (private
alrplanH) needs and that a
study la focuaina on the Prima
Dacbecha solid wute .laod fill lite.
While Anthony balled interim
atepa to aolve alrpOrt overcrowd·
1D1, be aald the lone ranee look aoluttoa would be the addition of
a major nn airport, possibly at
Camp~eton.
He aald tbJ.t aolution appeU'I
to be 20 to " JHrs aw1y, bowner.
DAILY PILOT
Teen Charged
In Huntington
Slaying Case
A 17-year-old Seal Beach
youth bu been charged with
murder following the death of a
North Hollywood man Tuesday
at Huntington lntercommunily
Hospital.
Enc David MacGregor, 22.
died at 3: 15 p.m ., nearly three
days after be waa beaten un-
conscious outside a Huotlngtoo
Beach home at 1:4.S a.m. Sun·
day.
Witnesses told police
MacGregor and the Seal Beach
juvenile bad been argulnt dur·
tng a party in the house at 707
Huntington St.
They told otficen tbe two
stepped outside to flaht where
they allege the youth blt
MacGregor and kicked h1m in
the face several limes.
Partygoers summoned
paramedics when they could not
arouse the North Hollywood
man. The 17·year-old was arrested
leas than a block from the parfy
and initially cbareed with aa
sault with Intent to commit
murder.
He la being held in Oranee
County Juvenile Hall.
Woman Dies
After Crash
In Huntington
A 58-year-old Hunt101ton
Beach woman dled at
Huntington lntercommunlty
Hospital Tuesday or injuries
sufrered in a two-car collision
earller in the day.
HWltington Beach ftremen and
paramedic• bad worked for
more than 20 minutes to free
Marcella Mae Suu.oa of llll
Montecito Drive from the
wrecka1e aftfr ber car waa
rammed by another driven b)' a
17-year-Ud Westminster boy.
Police 1aid tbe 11:15 a.m.
accident occurred at the
intersection of McFadden
Avenue and Edwarda StrMt. The Sutton cur waa
northbound OD Edwarda at tbe
1ipalbed lmerlecUoD wbln the tee~er'1 ea1tbound en
c:oW wttb It. Pollc:e aaid the accldeat S. aUl1
under l:Dvlltiaatloo.
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GAS •••
BUyFever ,.
Seru/JJ Gold
llp to $567
LONDON (AP) -Gold aoa.red
lo $5&1 &D OUD~ today iJ:a the bi&· ceat advance ever aeeo iJ:a a
1m1le day'a tradiq.
Gold W&f up Ma.50 an 0tmce and all\IV Jumped SS. ,
Bullion dealers in Europe
were unwilllna to predict where
the price bon.anu will halt.
The buyin& fever was attribut·
ed by dealers to the Soviet in·
vaaion ot A!gbanist.an and the
contlnuinl lranlao crisis, mak·
ing the world appear leas safe
than lt bu ror yean.
It 'a at times like these that the
world's hie investors head for
preck>ua metala to protect their
uaeta.
"There's no limit in al&bt.''
a aid ooe Loodon dealer.
Monday aold cloeed here at
$524.50.
Silver rose to a recor:d $40
fTOm 13! 8t Monday's ~ Cop-
per, tin, lead and zinc prices
alao climbed sharply.
"It's very, very difficult to see
anything turning tb1s market
now -there's a distinct lack of
sellers," said a dealer at Sharp
Pixley Ltd. in London.
"The problems ·m the Far
East are making everybody go
for precious met.al&. Silver has
nearly doubled in the last
month," he said.
Gold analyst Brian Edgly of
investment experts Bache
Halsey Stuart Shields of London
said the price could hit $60()
wlthio tbe next few days. But~
alao cautioned that good news -
about oU supplies or the U.S.
Embassy hostages in Iran -
could cause a sharp setback in prices.
The Paris Stockbrokers' M.·
soclatlon baited gold trading
because of massive buying or-
ders and virtually no sellers.
FromP~Al
JUDGES ....
ballot, their nom!nation pet.lUona
covering the aix ·year ,
$49,872-a-year Municipal Court
must be returned bearing 1,995
qualified voten' atcnature..
Though all seven pl'08pecthe
judge candidates are members
of the Oranae County Deputy
Dtatrtct Attorneys Assoctatloo.
an auoclation 1poke1man
emphasized they are ru.ruUnc u
ind.1 viduala and •'not oeceaaarlly
uaociation candid.at.ea."
Tb• al1nature petltlon1 if
returned ~arine tbe proper
number of aignaturea spare the
cudldatel the usual ftllne fees,
S4fl. 72 for municipal court
Judeea and $569.lS for. superior
court Juda•.
Signatures
For Schmitz
MetUwe In
State Sm. John Scbmlts,
ft-Newport Beach1 uld tc>-
clay that t.be slpaturea
oHded to brbl1 an ln-
itJatJve to the ballot to end
wlnner·take-all pl'ftlden-
tl al primaries in
California hive been
turned in to reststran ol
voter• tbrou1hout the .... ta. .
Scbmltl •aid tile t.b.ree· moath, "50,000 camP&lP
to move tbe lnttlatlve onto
the ballot ended ~Uh dt.%17 aipature1, 18.,M monuau~.
Howeyer, the 1tat•
taa&crpol-..d~U..
la a DGrinal ""1nbp of aboa& a,.._.-die
==~ .. ;1:4,.: .~ ....... Jt w.'t .. Don aldll Jan. M ti the &t" ta Pro-
mote tM lldtiatl•• Uaa& would .• J>ropoi'UOa ., ...
i4tatlal . CIODHOtloo del·
•••"• ta ratio to th• :tUJAr _.. ...... ru =·=~~~~ tojdeiM =· II• BUii ,.... .. o. ... -'
5,001 RESCUES
-BUTNOCATS
Costa Meaa firemen were
called out S,001 Um• lD l.t'19 on
flrea, medical aidl, ratse alanm
and other services -but not to rescue cata from trees, Fire
M arsbal Rua• Henderson said
I.Oday .
··Did you ever see the skeleton
of a cat in a tree?'' be aald.
"Cats always mana&e to come
down themselves. We doD'l need
to help them."
BSVD.LY gn.1;s AP> -
l'l~;.tn.•~r: btU.n~ muwmm... bl ....... L1a:~•nln iwDlll .... ;~ lbilllk ..,
MM bliii llil 1 ;.t_.1't*· .,lt WW ~--:1 Mftl'al
dan Wen ~IDftldlatan know "9 ~ .tor eertaba,0 J1rw
Cb1tif BUl DaieJ Mid to4a1' .,. ..., ftN d ... DataN eieNIDlY
.... • IAfliPdoal," Re__. lbtt them..-bed
bMD tllil fOC1ll ol 11Dfa¥onble
pubUdtJ, •peclallJ aftw tta
Oambo)'ant o•nera, &belt
llobam""""' AJ-r...a. 25, and hi.
wt.f e, Sbelka Dena Al·Pual, 20,
ab«ked netpbors bJ palntiq
flesb t.ones oa nt* atatu. OD
their tJ'oot lft'll.
Daley aald the Al-Faul•
nport.edlJ baft bee out ol \be
eocmtrJ teftra1 montbl. N.-repon. Nici u.,. were Cll'Clm'ecl
to Nbll1l to Seadl Arable In tbe
wake of eateulH publlclt1
about t.belr budl1D1 of tbe
mauian..
Al· Faul'• father, Dr. Sbel.lt
'Sbamauddin A1-Pa11l, paid a
reported Sl.5 million for the
four-acn estate In 1171 and
estimated the value of the home
at $T million alter ezteuive lmprovementa and redffOntion
by hi.a 800 and daupt.et'-m·law.
Bandits Hit
FVMarket
Two bendiu beld up a amall
Fountain Valley market early
New. Year.'1J)8)' 1Ni neaped
with $40 lD cash and two au
pack.a~ beer, police said.
The men broused throU&b lbe
Stop N Go II arket, 16040
Newbope St.. at about 1·1s a.m
and then stepped up to the
cashier with one of tbem
carrying a six pack of beer
Poltce s&Jd both men pulled
pistols from lbe1r waiatbands,
demanded money a.nd 1cooped
caah from the recater. One of
the bandits grabbed a second
slx·pack of beer as tbe pau
made eood their &etAway.
Boat Blaze ,_
:·
IAJM 82,000 . =' .. . . '
-. In Newport ~'· . .. .
A mJltertoaa flre caUled a ; ·
estimated $2,000 dama1e to a. ;
U-foot <Mltboard boat early Udl
mof"D1nl iJ:a tbe ocean ott~·
between H and I atreeu Oii':
Balboa Penlnaula, Newport '• Beach. ,·
The rare wu reported b)' ut ,:
anonymous caller and ex•
Ungui&bechbortly after 3:52 a.m. '
by the Orange County Sberitra
Harbor Patroi fireboat.
A spokesman for the Harbor
Patrol u.id a small blue on tbe
"Boatm Wbaler" ·type craft wu •
put out b)' deputies 1111.n( p ex.
Un1uiaber but the fire flared
•lain and ... t'lnall'/ doused by
boM9 fAMDt tbe boat. Deputies
Due 11.,,ee ..t -Robert Wbfte
battled the blue. The apoteaman
aald twoiuolmecan.a were found on board.
Deputies aaJd t.bey found oo
one oo board t.be craft when they
amved al the scene.
However, a spokesman for the
Newport Beach Fire Depart-
ment said "It 's possible there
were people oo board" because
two pai.rs o( teruua aboes were
found.
The craft's owner was iden-
tl fled as Paul Esnard, 111
Diamond Avenue. Balboa lalaod.
featuring
Eighteenth Century Classics
by Drexel
The old Sou1h, reca prured in a
bedroom! Our "nu CO!fY..r· poster bed is
cih evocation of ftw groc.t\A lnt•t0n of the
AmencanOd Sou1h -on~ furniture
"'°''~ It " only one among many, In the EiahtMnfh Cent\ly aou.a colectton by
Orex.19 tn mahogany ond J)4teon v~
wtth andiroba M>lids, ncHy CCJrVed under a
~l>fvwrl. llghtty distr-...d t...n, °"" ~ offeB ••citing desq-. tor YoUr
~. drw'9 room and, indeed, hefY
room. We nwte you to ... " al'
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Viejo .Leads the Parade
-Fuu Sweep~takea A.ward A.gain in Paa~na
.)
81ID&YBB&TBN8TEIN ·
Ot•Ollty ..........
A tour-leaf cJover may have
been a good luck omen for
llluton Vlejo wtllcb won the top
· trophy,'8weepstakea, bl tbe flit
Tournament of Roses parade
Tuesday in Pasadena.
The float, "Baubles, Bangles
and Beads,•' sponsored by the
M t11'lon Viejo Company,
featured a flowery diaplay ol
iria, delpbinlum, roees, carna-
tions and orchids OD a canopy
over a cbaiM lounge in a acene
from the 1953 operetta,
"Kia met."' Tbeme of tbe parade
was "Music of America."
Mlulcn Viejo woo the same
award in the 1978 parade and in
1979 and 71, it's fint year, was
awarded ftnt plaee in ctUes with a populatioa ol 30,000 to 40,000.
'Jhe Ooat riders Tuesday wore
original costumes from
.. Klamet" and their splendor
drew many obs and abs from the
1.4 mlWoa wbo lined the five and
half-mile parade route.
Those spectactors plus an
estimated 12S million around the
world wbo watched oo televtsioo
also aaw two other Orange
Cou.nty entries, the Huntl.Qgton
Beach High School band and
Marines baaed at El Toro that
marched ln the compoaite U.S.
Marine Corps Band. Other
Marlnea eame from Camp
Pendletal and San Dte10.
The Huntin«ton band lost two
of ill 105 band members to
exhaustion two ml.lea from the
end of the perade, aceordlnc to
director Galen Vogel
Candice Lester and Marie
Biele. flute players, were
apparently too t1r'ed to continue,
bad to ail a spell, and then were
taken to the end of the parade
route by a shuttle service, Galen said.
The band, neaUy attired ln
Higblander-atyle unlforma of
orange and black, had apent an
estimated 1S boura and 2S miles
in rehearsal for ih. initial
appearance in lbe parjde. The
unlf alao lncludea 25 banner
gir1-, drum major Blll Miller
and baton Debbie TOW1lMDd. twirler
A Newport Beach realdent,
Peter Brlldatreet, WN drift!' ot
the float., Bard Rock. deslped
and built by Cal Poly Pomona
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GRANO MARSHAL FRANK SINATRA, WIFE BARBARA
C.lebntlng 40 Yeera In Show Bu81neN
and Cal Poly San Leda Obispo.
Tbe parade featured
entertainer Fra.nlt Sinatra u
grand marahal and went amooth~';!der clear, sunny
sklea. did not a.o well,
however, for police New Year's
Eve and early Tuesday.
A l~year-old )'OUth, Lamoot
Herman Gladden of Loa
Angeles, waa abot to dutb
behind a store along the parade
route in what Pasadena police
Lt. Richard Smith described as
''A vicious lhrtll killing without
apparent motive." Police said it
waa unrelated to parade activities.
In a separate lnddent. Bruce
lilorian, 2S, of Covina, was
stabbed during an argument and
waa reported in serious
condition today.
More th.an 150 people were
arrHled on cbar1ea ranlini
from dnmbwmeu to uuult..
Other top float winners
Sunday Quake
Centered in
Costa Mesa _
included Grand Prue to
Eastman Kodak for "Eut of the
Sun and West ol Lbe Mooo;"
Theme Prlae to Arcadia for
"White Cbriatmaa;" and
Governor's Prize to Unioo OU
Company of California for
"Birth of the Blues."
Pair Found
Shot, Slain
SANTA BARBARA (AP>
Sheriff's deputies are looking for
the motive and killer respoosible
for the double murder of a
Goleta Valley orthopedic
surgeon who waa gettln1 a
divorce and a recently divorced
Santa Maria clinical
psychologist believed to be bl.a
girlirieod.
Dr. Robert J . Offerman, 44,
and Debra Mann.in&, 3S, were
found shot to death ln a bedroom
of bla condominium, aberiff'a
detective William Baker aaid.
Neilbbon bad beard sbota.
Baker aaid, but didn't report
them, thinkini they were
holiday firecracken.
Two ... Au 7eutba .... H1lmPIY oat to U. IOIDecme,.
. tb• laf1bt Maurie• Ibarra
IDY0lftd1ia a d.U rtsbta dllPa&8
wltll &mt.a Au police was JUIUMd down 81 be lt;oJ OD a ~;,~~=~~ ~ alllollJ ID N n 1 ldba wttb tbe Dee. 1 .,_ an l'.dwm"d
Borre10, ·!•1• and Anthoar ~ JO. DCU men are Santa Ana reaidenta. Tbey were
&rrelted Monct8¥ foUowial an
IDtena" police la"9'l1atkm
Ibarra'• deatb cloael1
followed bis deciaion to pnaa a
civil rilbta aeUGo qainst tbe
Santa Ana Pollee depa.rtQlellt
over an lnddent in wtUch lbuTa
aUe1ed be waa wniaClJ de«efmcl by officer Jobn llaqiaractna.
Maq1aracfna later WU Dred.
An Oranae County municipal
court jurj. bowe+er, could DOt asree OD wbetber the former
officer wu pllty Of a false
1mp""°"1neat cbarce ud tbe district Jdt.orney'a offtC* dedded
not to punue t.be cue.
Picco said Borreao and Corna
bad been at a OU'tJ' and had
been drinlda1. beer prior to
drlvi.q to west-central Santa
Ao a wbere the aboottn1 occurred.
The captain aa!d polle&
reco•ered a .30 caliber M·l
carbine believed used ta t.be alayiq.
"They atmply are two guya
from one berrio wbo Uc>ve over
to another banio. They decided to go cq and aboot aom.....,., R
really didn't matttM" who or
when ... Pkeo aaid.
Picco declined to reveal the
n.mea ol the banioe. To do ao,
be aaid. would give credence to cane -related activities.
&r 'Cutup'
Cooled Off
ROSEBURG, Ore. (AP) -A
chain saw operator turned
several bar stools into kl.ndliDg
and came wit.bin four Inches of
t.opplin& a uUJlty pole after be
was retUaed service at a bar.
Wit.nesaes aald pat.roo.s spilled
QUl of tbe tavern to a&op t.be
29-year-old man from cuttlq
down the pole.
Police said the irate patron
.... told to leaYe the bar aft.er be
could.n 't pay tor a roUJRt-of
drinb be ordered.
Tb• laYe1U1atton lato t11C-mun1ert~~ "•~· to offtoin oat and teJMD&:
to Q10DI coa.14 tlDd.. 11 ....
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Tbe two IW:&*'tl ...,. Damect
1D •l'ftlllt •arraata 1lped by:·
Ceotral Munictpe.l Court .I~
Richard Orosco. •
Correa wu a.meted at ~ Santa Au boaM, pteeo aaid, 0
wblM Bou..., wa tahn tnto
cuetod1 at a lrtend'a home ID· Weatmlmt.er. Arratpment u acMcltUed for 1bund.ay.
A third penon believed to
have been in tbe ear la beinc
IOUlht. Picco said.
lba.ma'a family la coatimaiq
to pursue the civil rtpta acUon ••al.oat police delpite bis death.
* * *
Youth Slain ;
At Party;
Teen Held
A New Year'a Eve party in
Orange Uat rang ln ~ new
decade with ahota from real
IUD.I ended with one man dead
and ,a JUM•i.._ 9'ttftted-on----,
murder charges.
Police aald Jeaae Garfield
Lopez, 20, ol 2800 N. Br1a1ol St.,
Santa An.a, died abortb' after
mldnigbt at the acene ol a lar1e
atreet party bl the 400 b&oct ol
North Lemoa Avenue to Onnge..
Witnesses told police that t.be
New Year's celebration wu
pu.oduat.ed by IUDf"ll'e at about
U :lS a.m. Tuesday.
Lopes wu sbot in the bead
dwi.na the fusillade, police laid.
A abort lime later, officen recovered a baodgun and 12
high-powered rifles in the area.
They alao arrested a lS·year-old
youth from Orange on auapicioo
or murder. Tbe teenaaer i ..
lod&ed m Juvenile Hall, police
aaid.
PolJce aaid ~Y doo 't know If
~~t,1n1 death ia
* * •
Police Seek Clues
In Teen's Slaying ·
Santa Ana police are aeettn1
clues into the sJayt..q of an 18-
1ear-0ld Santa Ana youth that
they believe may be related to
1an1 violence.
Oscar R. Rascon died ltfl!
Monday, about 14 boun alter be
and a ~:fanioo were attacbd by a c of about 20 people lo
their car at a dou&bnut shop at nnt and Gunther atreeta before 2 a .m.
Police aay 10 shots were f\red
tnto the car that Rascon was
drivlq and that at leut one
bullet struck bi m in tbe
forehead.
He waa driYeD to Rhenlew
riotpltal by a companion and
transferred to UC 1-l'Yine
Medical Center where be waa
later to die of wounds.
Police U . Robert Hamilton
said police are seekin1 wit-
, nesaea mto the sbootina. ''We
have Iota ol lnformation that we
can't release at thia lime,"
Hamilt.oo said.
Members ol the crowd that
aurro&mded the car and pelted it
with beer boUJes were beard to
about the name of a Santa Ana
barrio after demanding to know
where Rucao and b1a friend,
Juan Moran. were from.
Neither Rascon nor lloran
bad a record of 1an1 activities,
accordina to Hamiltoo ..
The cue of tbe myaterioua
"•boompb" baa been IOlved.
On Sunday ueniq at 10:03. Coata Mesa reaidenll felt a
•harp, quick Jolt lo the dt1'• central Mctiml.
Initial reports ftom tbe
Cautonua InaUtute ot Setenee
and TtehnololY in Puadena
Mid the •!»ct wave •un't an urtll tremoa-.
Gem
Talk
But, today Cal Tecb uaod8te ~~molo«iSt Dr. Kate Hutton •-. a •mall quake had OCC'\llnd meaaurt.ni 2.1 on the IUcb&er
IC&le and WU eeDtared ln Cosca ..... a.
~ IOIDe realdenta .... ltatued or abruptJy awat.enea
bJ UM tz:'emor, no dam.,. bM .,,., ftpOlted,
er J. c. HVlllPHRI rs ~~.ACS
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Umbl. Irritated, JOU drop the strtnp from the rooftop,
tbUI leaviq tbe bulbs in uncertain CCDd1tion.
While 1ufferiq tbeae holiday Upt re111oval a1onles,
you know what you 1bould really do. Tde all the lieht
strings out into the 1ara1e and carefully untanlle tbem.
Mate· certain all the Ueht clipe are still intact <with tree
brancbea and timel removed> for uae next Cbri.atmu.
Ftnally. you abould plug in each lilbt •t.rinl and check
to eliminate burnt-out bulbs.
BEMEMBE& WREN YOU were in a rush to put up
the li&ht strtnp? 1bat'a when you found the burnt-out
bulbe from um. Undoubtedly the burnt-out bulb WU
frozen in the socket. You tried to remove it. It broke off in
your band. Remember?
Thus lf you checked all the bulbs when you took the
strtnga down tbh season, they'd be ready to 10 ill
Cbrtstmaa, 1980.
Ready, that 11, If Ii: packed tbe strinp away
carefully with proper pad in the boxes.
More likely, however, you were preoccupied yesterday
with Just getting the bloody bollday lipta down uid out of
the way before the pro1reuioo of football 1amea ltarted
OD televiaioo.
YOUR MIND WAS MORE occupied with the steady
progression of the peach, pear, lemoo, potato and hoopla
bowls.
So you just jerked down the Chriatmu Ulbta and best·
you could, stuffed them u -1.s in aome discarded lift boxes
and threw everytbln1 in the back ol the closet.
Tbua you'll pay for thil iDdilcreUoa 11 montha from
now when you suffer through strtnc untanallpp .and
bulb·c~ for the 1980 yuletide. Juat ii you could bl.re the Job out oo Ju. 1 to
have the Ouiatmu lleht removal chore dooe rlibt.
Creaton ol such a aervice mtOat make a m1lUoo.
DA•AGS WAS heavy
elaewbere on Tercelra, tbe
1econd lar1e1t of tbe 10
PortupeM lalaoda 6P the mJd-
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Suicide
Method
Repeated
SANDY, Utah (AP> -A
mother and her three child:ren
Jtave died ot carboa moooxide
pol1onln1 at their auburban
home lo a manner IJ'UillOmely
similar to the way the woman'•
buaband died more than a year
a10, police aald.
Sandy Police Cblef Anton
OUlttn aald Tuesda)' that LlDda
Oler, 38. ber sooa Chrta, 12 and
Jeff 8, and daqhter 'l'oQya. 5.
died afta' tbe mother left her
car runn1n& ln a cloled aaraae
and the fumes seeped into the bouae above.
GU8'11N, WHO described the
Olers aa "a very fine family,"
.said Kn. Oler'a death wu a
suicide. He aaJd it could not be
determined whether the children
participated willlngly In the
suicide, but added there was no
evidence they were forced to breathe the pa.
l>Tbe chief aald Mn. Oler'•
buaband, wboee flnt name be
could not recall, committed
suicide more than a year qo by
driving to a canyon and n.mniDg
a hose from his car's exhaust to
the closed interior of the
automobile.
"IF YOU'VE EVEa bad ex·
pertence with carbon monoxide,
you know it can fell you like a
poled ox without you ever beLng
aware of it," he said.
The bodlea of Mrs. Oler
and Tonya were found Friday in
one bedroom ol the bouae in tbia
Salt Late Clty suburb. A lec:ond
child'• body wu found ln a
bathroom and the tb1rd chlld'•
body in a ball, Guatln laid.
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be1ao Oytq in Nllef .uppllel, u--ud tbt UVJ'.:I Jad.Dt.o Can-"* f..ned ~ peJ"WI and 1uppllea from Poata RENO POUCE MAIO! ONE Ot' MORE THAN 100 ARRUTa
Delcada to Aqra. Prea1dmt An-
tonio Ramalbo Eaw flew from
l.JaboD to the ttl•ada earlJ •
daJ, MCOmpanled bJ medical
leam1 and 1uppll.:!L military
New Yeer'aAnetlyTuma to RJotlftg lntM Dowv1town Ate•
bealtboftldaluDd "la1.
Police. ~ flremen aDd
mWtarJ penoanel started dear-
inl roadt, =tbe rubble for bodl• and up aid ...
Uom. UA medl teama ~
ed the ltatf at Aqra Holpital.
and the U.S. Alr Force wu pro-
vidiq blanket.a and other aup-
pllea.
More Than I 00
Arrested During
New Year's Riot
Tbe pn!lident of the rellona1
1ovenunmt, Joao Mota Amaral,
declared three daya of moarniDC
in tbe lllanda and appealed to
Uae 292,000 1.slanden to remain
calm.
'Die l'ette'
Lt. Col John A. "Shorty"
Powers, known as the ·'voice
of the astronauts" in the
1960's, was found dead in bis
Phoenix, Ariz.. home Tues·
day. Police said be ap-
·parently died of natural
causes. Powers described
early U.S. space flights over
radio and television.
RENO, Nn. (AP)' -Police
have releued nearly all ol the
more than 100 pel"IODI detained
foUowinl a N .. Year'• Z.e riot
wbicb wu the wont ol Ha IOrt lo
th.La 1ambtiq city '1 b.latory.
About 10,000 revelera bad
streamed oalO city 1trea-ur
welcome the new year. Trouble
broke out lbort.lJ alter mldniCbt
Tuesday.
aENO POLICE Lt. Cbarlea
NearpMI tai.d thin WU IOIDe lootin& and ........... proper-
ly damqe cauaed bJ .. ma.y
u 4 ,000 rtaten. Some ol the
riotera even chabted uti·
Iranian obsoeldtlea.
Moat of thoae det.alned by
police were plaeed in civil pro-
tective custody for a few bou.ra
and were released later in the
day. But at leut five ot.ben
faced m.l.ldemea.oor or feloay
cbarees ra.qin& from filhtlni to
battery with a deadly weapon,
incitina riot.I, and poueukm ol
stolea property.
Sevm onic:.. were kwt but
oone bad to be boeplt.u.ct.
Local bolpitall reporled ~
in& 11 riot victima. All but one were re&ealed. An Wlidenaifted
man wu liat.ed lD aerioua but
stabie coodiuoo at SL Kary's
Hoe pit.al.
A PAWNSllOP was looted and
dama1ed. A barber abop, a
small restaurant, offiCH and
some caalnos bad broken win-
dows, Nearpus said. But large
casinos m tbe immediate not
area bad all their WUldowa lo·
tact. Police bad cordoned off
malD cu1Do entrancea in the riot
area.
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S1IB UlllAL Wli IEWAU.S
Windows of many cara were
1maabed~ lncludlnl wiDdowl ol ieveral police cndHra and two
paddy •Qooa. No total d.amqe
eatimate wu immedlateb
available, altboueb the
pawn1bop reported a loaa of
lbout $20,000 tn iooa.
''TbeJ )ult went cruy ...
they 9eft •ctlni like anima.la,"
pawnshop mana1er Denni•
Mack Hid in descrlbiai bow
riotera poured into the lhop,
stole sum. jewelry and other
item•, and broke out wi.Ddowl.
Lt. NeupMa lald tbe rtotiq
wu "mucb wone" than a 1111
New Year'• E•• riot ln
downtown Reno which involved
about l.000 penooa.
POLICE CHIEF James
Parker aaid be called in about
300 officen and ordered tear 1u
after a.nitial violence broke out
and "I fiiured they weren't ao-
ing t.o leave." Re said be feared
lootin1 would extend to other
bu1inea1e1 be1ide1 the
pawnsbop.
Riiclitiq ata.rted betwem 12:30
a.m. and 1 a.m., ud luted for
aboat three boun.
After the riot started, some
people Ln the mob produced
placarda and started chantln&
antl-lnmlan ot.een.ities. Othen
recited the Pledee ol Alleliaooe.
Nearpau termed tbe anti·
Iranian activity more of "an af-
tertboupt. •' He said the lnitial
trouble wu cau.ed by ''boolle"
and "a apoataneoua eom buatioa
type ol thi.ni."
Nearpau said rlotera
threw "rocb, bottles, an~
they could let their bandl OIL'
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G.uaA WAS A&li.IGNl'!D Mooday lD Manidpal Court on :
two murder dwps ud • eamptncy cbarle· Deputy Dlltrict AttorneY Bob Mutenoc aalct Oarda and ,
GJevre both have been cbarsed with compiraey and the murden ~
o( Gjevre'a mother, Sa.odra Kay Gjen'e, 3', and ltepfaU., Ernest
Blair Gjevre, 43.
Under CaliforD.1a law, Gjene will be tried u a javenile.
Police dilcovered the vlctlma' bodlea lut weelt lo tbe
back)'ud ol tbeir bome.
SI'ATE )
A wave-rippeq bar1e lies off Rodeo Beach
near Bird Rock weat of the Golden Gate
Bridge where. two Crowley Maritime
baraes went aground on the Marin County
shore after a towline parted between them
and a tug boat. Salvage operatioaa, inch.ad·
ing hoisting 3S ooe-too cannisters of li·
quefied chlorine gas by helicopter. are un-
derway today.
THE OOMPIAINT ClADIED Gjevre and Ga.rd.a had dis· •
cu.aaed U. !Qlltnp alnce mid-December so they could set tbe pro-·
ceeda ol tmurance polides ad aueta wlUed to GjevN to lM.lY • automot1Ue1 . Tbe acbeme wu GjeTre'a idea, tbe compla.lnt stated. •
Each victlm wu abot MYeral Um• and evidence lndlcat.ed :
they trie4 to flee from their home, police said. •
tence on mult1ple rape and aex
perveraloo ebar1ea ln Tuta.re
Count)', •• dilcover9d miulna
·~ bedcbeck, officlala aaid. Man Threatens M11rder
Tbe JOQt.bs buried the bod.le., accordlna to the document and •
fled the IC'ene. They were captured after a two-hour cbue near the :
California-Nevada border :
-•e Deaflefl
FRESNO (AP) -A Federal
Aviation Admlniltration report
uys ao air traffic coolJ'Oller
who placed two planes at the
same altitude was the ''direct
cause" ol a near midair coUiaion
near Fresno Air Terminal
Police Probe Letters Warning of Intent
Fire in Hotel
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Ninety
guests were routed when fire
broke out ln the ftfth noor ot the
downtown Hotel San Diego Moo·
day. 1be blue left an estimated
Sl00,000 d.amqe, mostly from
smoke.
YOUR DAILY PILOT
CAN BE RECYCLED!
Ao Air National Guard F-106
jet and a private twiD-enline
plane narrowly missed each
other 14 miles soutbea.at of bef'e
Nov. 13. The private plane
passed Jess than 1.50 feet beneath
the jet, officials said.
F .. C...ii...es
By The .U.OC:la&ecl PrHa
Patchy fog contlnue<1 today
over much o f Northern
California Clouds a lso In·
creased in the mountains.
The fog WU eepeclally dense
along the coast and the inland
valleys. •
Raln was predicted lo the
Mount Shasta. Santa Clara
Valley and Shelter Cove areas.
Soow was expected in the Sierra
above 5,000 feet Tbunday, but
only flurries in most areas.
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OXNARD (AP) -An Oxnard
man apparently shot bia wile to
death by accident at a New
Year's Eve party after be point·
ed what be thought was an UD·
loaded revolve r at he r . in·
vestigators said. The weapon went off and bit
28-year-old Hortencia Gallarado
in the bead, police said. Jose T .
Gallarado, :n, was not arrested.
LOS ANGELES (AP.> -Greeoeln careoft.benewspaper
Police are takJng sertousl~he said be, too, felt h1a mind diainte·
tbrnts ot a selt-descrtbed k>o~y erating. He said he had failed to
and despairing man who bas make any friends, that be was
written two letters warning of lonely and that be bad been a dis·
bia intent to kill residents ol Los appointment to bla parents
Angeles County early in the new because be was ugly and because year. hebadadefect.
Signing them "moulded to "For the laat year or more, I
Murder," the man sent the let· have been thanking about
ten to the police department in hatred-murder-and revenee." he
South Gate, Calif. and to a syn-wrote.
dicated columnist in care ot the Police said bia second letter,
Huntingtoo Part Dally Sie:nal. sent to South Gate police. was an
"THE LET'l'E&S •.. sound Indirect message for Los
like a plea for undentandlng Angeles pohce detectives and
and help and their content can-was more specific in describing
not be ignored," said Los the writer's plans to murder an
Angeles police Cmdr. William unspecified number of persons.
Booth. "We are treating the Homicide detectives consulted
matter as tbouib the author with paycboloeists and con-needs help and we are do~ ev-eluded the writer probably is
erythingwecantotry andprovisie serious. 1bey are working with
that help." Greene and are establisbi.og a
The fU'St letter was dated Dec:. direct telephone line lo Los
14 and was sent to Cbicaeo-Angelel to him. based Col~t Bob Greene ln They hope to contact the man
care of the Huntington Park J>efore be carries through on bis
newspaper. The other, dated threat.
Christmas Day, was addressed Wiater Safe and sent to South Gate police.
The writer refe~ to a recent CRESCENT CITY <AP> -
Greene column which be ap-The water supplies of three
parenUy saw reprinted in the small Del Norte County com-
Dally Signal. Tbe columnist • mun1Uel were abut off briefly
quoted extensively from a letter Monday wbeo atJout 1 ,500
he bad received from a despoo-gallom of guoline spilled from
dent 19-year-Old college student an overturned double tanker
who wrote him that she felt her truck into the Smith River,
rtlind wa.s "disintegrating." • authorities said. But county
sanitarian Joe Crelslar said the
THE MAN WHO WROTE gu quickly diPipated.
Captive Aadleaee
Convicts Hear Concert
SAN QUENTIN (AP) -More
than 1,000 inmates of San Quen·
Un priaoo stomped, applauded
and .booed Tuesday aa they
listened to aingen Eartha Kitt,
Maria Muldaur and others at the
priaon•s 62nd annual New Year's
Day coocert.
lb. Kitt, who arrived at the
facility in a white limousine,
brought cbeen from the con·
victs who had called her name
throqbout the earlier acts. Ms.
lluldaur, wt.o.e IODIS included
BilUe Holiday's "Lover Man.
Where Can You Be?'' received
a mixed response from the in-
mates.
The concert. sponsored by the
Bread and Roses orgaolsaUoo,
is a traditional event at the
prison, located near San Fran·
ci.sco Bay north oC the city in
Marin County.
The priaooers. a sea of pent-up
eoerey in denim uniforms
gathered ln the murky,
cavernous North Dinlne Room,
alternately cheered and booed
the musicians and performen
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who volunteered their time to
provide the music.
"It's elide, everything's real
enjoyable, concern from the peo-
ple oo the outside la always ap-
preciated," sald one 31-year-old
inmate ... You &ot to remember.
some of theee guys been in here
for 10, 11 years and they've
forgotten that music changes,
they've forsottm what muaic LI
all about,'' added the inmate,
who bu MrVed three years for
tbe Sacramento murder of a
friend at a part)'.
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cbarae> We , a1IO bave many Other vartettes ot frelb. or. frelb·frolen nab on ban4 at Ulla tlme,
plus a tarse MJeCUOo of~ lbell flab ,
We cannot...ignore the letter or
its content,'' sald Booth. "Nor
can we llJ)C)re the high probabW·
ty the author lS a.sk1.o& for Mlp '·
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Polyester and Cotton
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Hand "•Id hockey
game .
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llequest Out of IJne
The old year ended with a whimper, not a bang, for
Or81!Je C4un::.Jrmployees. causmg diapleaaure and more than a litUe IJip-
ing was the denial of their request for an extra day off
with pay on the day before Cbri.stmas.
Workers also let lt be known that it would be sort of
nice to have the day off wt1b pay before New Year's too.
Not surprisingly Orang~ County supervisors said no to the request, clUDg additional coeta, estimated at
$200,000 In overtime pay alone i worttn whose duties
a---l'ellllll:&"IWll.,._~OIHID&'.job;ftOltda:r-GIMIC!it-~~~~
It ls true that there ls not an abundance of productive wort on the days before the two major winter holidays.
About half the work force was off Dec. 24. either ~
.compensatory time or from vacation days saved up from
-earlfer In the year.
Things were about the same Dee. 31.
H employees are keen in wantinf the two days off,
perhaps they could make a tradeof in other benefits
they enjoy that workers in private mdust.ry may not
have.
Supervtsors were correct in taking the stand that
they did It would be most difficult to imagine them com-
ing to any other decision in the post-Proposition 13
climate and its effects on local government. .
Public Already Paid
It's time for another serving of Newport Beach
peanut poll tics, this time in the form of a proposal to
charge fees for overnight parking on c:ity streets. While the plan, currenUy being discussed by the city's
planning commission, would appear to be of importance
onlv to NewPOrt residents. it does have some rllmifica-
Uons for anybody who has ever visited Newport Beach.
The proposal is to pass a city law prohibiting over-
night parking on public streets and then sell people
permits to alfow them to do so. The fee mentioned is SlOO
a month, levied on a quarterly basis. This could mean
paying PX> to provide parking for occasional overnight
guests.
The plan is aimed at getting people to use garages
that may (or may not) be in use as living space right
now. 1be plan's author, Plannlpg Commissioner Alfan
Beck, al.Bo says it's a way to make up city income lost by
passage of Proposltion 13.
He's the same planning commissioner who suggested
the possibility of solving Newport's traffic problems by
tummg public streets into toll roads.
The problem with either idea ta that it takes away
from public use facilities paid for by the public. And it's
not just Newport Beach residenta who've paid the gu tax
that's · provided road-building f\IDda for Newport Beach.
That mmey came from mot.oriltl all over the state, Just
as eu tax collected at Newport Beach gas pumps bas
been apportioned to other locatiooa ln California.
What makes the Newport Beach proposal seem even
more underairable ia that tt•s an attempt to slide around
the tu-eut mandate of Proposition 13 by charging a fee
for uae of a public facility. Clty officials should recogn1r.e
the gJ'06S inequities of the proposal and deep six it
• Opinions expreued In the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. ouw vleWa expresaed on thl1 page are thole of their authors •nd ..u.ts. Reader comment I• invited. Addreea The OaJty Piiot, P.O. eox 1580, Costa r !esa. CA m . Phone (714) 642-4321. .
Boyd/Violence
Rlclaardlaa -n•mfMd tbe
1u.n betww JDD IDd 19'5.
lt nallted tbe enry--..
HCClDdl ftpre. Nodl.lq in·
4lcata tbe dulb rate dlf.
feted m11eb. earlier. Or al.nee
Item No. mm bl our LoYe
ud War man•a file II an •
Mn•ttoa bJ acto~ ~: ••r.e alwan
tbat • ~ mQlt be
two w.o-•--.. ,_ fll aad be-~ M ltral4&o
er1 Ullonuaub', ·~ woaa1aj'w111&ce-&-.... tUt \J'pe o1--.·· .
TBB &U881AN8 obvloaal7
welcomed the ouster of tbe ~
WNterD abab -indeed. IDQ bne belped to foment the rn·
Earl Waters
IN 91)8COW, meuwbUe, SoT·
let rontp Mtnllter Andrei
Grom,.m uaured lrulan Am·
baaudor Mohammad Mokrt
that tbe Soviet. ''would not .... mahs neutral" ll the Uoit.ed
States llmuld attempt "armed
TB& 80V1&'1'8 would Ute
tbe:lr oil-ridl netcbbor to be COD· dD.....U, bmet b7 turmoil, to ....
main mtlltarll1 weak,
eeonomieally drained and
pollUeallJ tbreateDed.
Movia1 into tbe "power
vaeuam lD IOUlhwe.t lnD. the
Sovi~ Tudeb Parv bu
quileUY ~amiec1 wonen ln the oJI flela , wblcb are tbe
backbone of tbe country'•
'( .. .
eeoaom1. Tl• lod•UH4 J ::.~==~==~ to .......... of tM 't'tul .. .-. . ,,
ClaitJ', ... 8cnWI .,. .. ~
b•t•••D ••PlOrt for ti•• ', aJ•toUab'• .. ,Cllllllioe ilDd .... .. to .......... it. ..,., .. ' uauoaa. tMrtfon, abciGt.,. 1?' ~·-=~ .. Jq ~tlea. ~ ~
AN tJ'NPUllUSBBD report. .,,.
pr•pared for tb• lolnt ,
CoalJ"Mlonal Eeoaomlc Com-: •
mlttee, .., ma. um peat:-:f' .. Son« leaden PIObabb' ,.... -••
that tbe evanceUSm of tbe Jra. -~. nlao revolution will
UUH •.• (Scmet) llaallma to 1•
tt.maud more •utoDom7 from , :
tb• central 1overnment la l~ Ma.cow." ,.
On tbe other ba.Dd. the z. . '
published report notea, tbe
Krem.Un milht ..... to tab ad-
YIDU,. al the dileoateat amoac . !
the Yaiom lran1an aatJonaUUes
by aUealpttn1 to e1tablilb pro.
Soviet stila among tbeee peo. ~ pie." _,
lotere1tln1Jy, Jran·a
petroleum reserves ft1ure u im· ,
portut.ly in K.remlln strateetc 1-
planniag u they do at the Whlte ..
Houae. 'l'be Central lntelllaene:e A1eney, In widely d1lputed rlnd· ., tnca. reported that befon \&
the SOYiet Uoioa wW be unable
to tul Ila own domestic oil and
nat.u.ra1 ... needl. . •
wi~J!s.t: ::.:=~.:
to build • plpeUne fol' apart al ~
Iranian natural cu to ,,...,. :
Europe tbrouab tbe Soviet Umoo. Tbe tramlt fee WU to be
paid in natural pa -u billion rubtc meters a year. But llDce
tbe revoluUoa , work on tbe
pipeline bu atopped, and Kbo-
meln1 LI cooaiderinc droppl.ol .•
the project aJtoptber.
So for what cold eom!ort It ., :
may brlo& U.S. leaders, their
oppoaenta la the Kremlin are
al..o faffd w\t.b difficult de-I
clalou reaardl.at the preeeDt
e.od 'ut:ure CIOW"M al lrao and tta
trouN>e--. revolution.
Recall Move No Help to Brown's Race ..
It would indeed be an lrooy ii
Gov. Jerry Brown i.t compelled
to withdraw from the Presiden-
tial bust.inp in order to eam·
pa.tan for the Job be presmtly botch and la demonatratlng to
everyone that be doesn't want.
But that la exactly what may
happen ii Cecil Gibson ls suc-
c e 11 f u l In
s•thertng the
alaoatures nece11ary to
quality a peU
lion be ls
clrculatin1. It a e e k 1
Brown's re-
call and re·
movaJ from
office. la a
document submitted to
Secretary ol State March FOOi
Eu. the petillooen directly pre-
aent the chars• to Gov. .BrOwn
that:
"YOtJ ~VE made tt clear
that you ran for sovernor lat
time primarU)' to UM tbe oftlee
for fUl"tbertq your own penoaal
Mailbox
ambidom, without regard to the
welfare of the people of
California. You have de·
momtrated your wlllincness to
sacritlee the needs ol thia State,
particularly wtth respect to full
employment, enero and water
development and the req_uire-
menta for a reasonable bual.nesa
climate to thla atJle u you mould and broadca1t your
no·growtb, era of llmlta aod
political acUvtat 1ma1es lD cur-
rylo1 the favor of tbe ultra·
liberal establlsbment in lbe
East.em and Northeutern ~
oC lbe country -
··similarly motivated, your
~ollttcal appointment• have
JuaW'lably provoked widespread
public outraae. U left lD olftoe
the remetnder ot your eJeded term ,~ and your appo6at .. t.brou your radical ~sr'OW'th
polle ea will haadlcap Jou.DI
Callfornlul for 1eneratkml \o
come lD their effOl'tl to f1Dd joba
and bomlnl."
UNDOmn'EDLY tbe petition
could cite many more cauaee for
md.ictment not the leut ol wtdcb
would be bia mi.afeaaance 1rith
reaped to the more than $t
bUlloo annual Medi.cal npen.
dlturea wherein, by ~ ad-
mlaaioo ol bis own u.nderttnp~
u much as !7 percent i.a beiq
rtpped-olf by fraud, miamanqe-
meot and overpQmenta.
Tbat fact alooe aboGJd dla·
Thia wt.11 wort oat just ftne.. for. ( ,,"'I lf the petWooen are aucceeaful.
tbe election, which muat be
called by tbe Ueutenaot aov· ··
unor, can be held at tbe same .,:
Ume u tbe June 3 primariea. 1bia would meet the 80-day ti.me ..
limit prescribed by law, tbus .
1uln1 tbe tupayen Ute ex-·;
peme al -edditJoaaJ eJectlcln. \.
qualify bit candUJacy for preai-IT WOULD not mean the
dent. U be cao 't man••• • few automatic succesaioa ol Lt. Gov. bUliooa here, bow could be bope M''" "'--...___ -.-.. _.._. to control tbe multJ-btllioa.a aae "'"u ~ver. auu ~ would be lD two pvta, tbe ftnt _ ..
1pent by the federal 1overn-betnc a simple .. yes" or "no" oa
ment! And bia malfeasance al u t1 d b Medi-Cal tbould be reckooed the reea quea on an t e ~1 second put a Hlectioa al a Ult-I wtth by lmpeaclunent ti tbe .... dicbte to IUCCeed. It would be a ,
call effort doeln't 1ucceed. '"" for au aeramble eledkm
TUB CBANCE8 ot the recall wtt.b candidatel ol botb p&rtiea
dim t tbe on the aame ballot and the one sue appear a 1.-...1 ... ....__ __. ----~ .... tbe IDOIDSJt. it requirw &J0.686 ., ......... WID ~ ~ ...._
valid llpatur. to forn •recall wi.DDer.
elecUoD. 1bia meana that abOU1 • Wbat makea tbe ldee of a ,..
1 mtmon namee wtll haft to be call ao l.atrtcatq 11 tbe ttana&bl
1atbered wtthtn tlA time let to of Bl'VWD trJinc to tell tllle pet>-
uaure the required llumb.-ot e::; wbo uve bem ••tc:ldal qualllied lllDaturee. tndpee all over tbe oaticm.
The deadline for submit-that all be ,.U, •anti la tooao-
tin& tbe petWom la March 25. ttnue • pernor. ·
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'" Perhaps Little Susie Would Pref er a Model P-38 l bH a way of worktq tbele
t.bJnp out oa ha own.
JOHN K. UALVOBSJ'EN .......
C~rs toSIUp
Brew Overseas
OOLDEN, Colo. <AP> -'the Adolph Coon Co.
will besin semn. tta beer thil month to U.S.
military forces ln the P•clftc, a spokesman an-
oouneed.
'!'be c:ompqy'a new marltel will lnetude all
branebes ot tbe military ln Alub, Guam. Hawail,
Japu. Korea. Okinawa and Wake lalmd.
Peter Coon, senior vice president ot lales and mutett:na. aald th•t researdMn ha.e foancl ~
duction eap11bUiU• and muket eoodi*-riPt for the move.
Under the arrans•ment worked oat with the
mWtary C4or'a aaid, beer will 10 ~ from the
Golden bn;ery to an Orange County colledion
point •t Tultln. The beer will reach ita destinations
by refrigented cootalner.
Coors, the n•tion's fltlb·larsest brewer, re-
cenUy announcecS that It would expand lts sales
area to Arkansu in April. Coors ta sold in 16 stat.es
ill the West and Midwest.
Killing as Sport
Draws Objectors
WASHINGTON CAP) -The majority of
Americans approve of bunting if tbe uiimal's
meat ls later eaten but oppose it purel)t for sport,
accordln1 to a survey of environmental and
wildlife issues.
Tbe three-year study by Stephen Kellert of the
Y•le School of Forestry and Environmental
Qudlel found that M percent of tboM question.ed
•PPl'Oft of bwiting if the animal's meat ll aubee-
quentl)' 98tm.
Bat eo percent are a1atmt purely recreatiooal
buntma and 80 percent oppoee &unt.blc lf it ll done
10lely to collect a trophy.
Kellert questioned 3,1()7 Americana ln the fall
of 1178 for the poll, wblcb wu done for the Interior
Department.
3 Girls Drown;
Morn Charged
LEESBURG, Fla. <AP> -A mother baa been
char1ed with drowDlna her three )'OUDI daugbten 1.D the bathtub ot the f•mily'a mobile home, LUe
County cft!d.all aay .
.. 'Jbey're better off ln heaven," Dlee Evers,
23, was quoted b1 autb011ti• u aaytnc after the
New Year"• Daf cleatha.
Nel&bbon aald the YOUlll woman bad been
despondimt and bad been UDdera<UI psychiatric
t.rea~ tin. ~ wu betna beld wttbout bond oa three cbar1e1 of firat·d•aree murder, Bill
HamDll'. public information omcer for the Lake
County sberllf'• olflce, Hid today.
Dr. WUllam Shuts, ~ County medical ex-
ammer. identified the cbildrerr u Mandy, 2, and
4-year-old twlnl Carrie and SbelT1.
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VOLUNTEERS WITH
DEPRESSION .
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Penom interested ln tbelr family hiatorJ can
learn bow to research by mail at t.be Saturday me~tln1 of tb• Or-.aa• County Cautornla Genealollcal Sodet1 at 10 a.m. ln tbe Huntlniton S.-.eh Ubnry. 7111 Talbert Ave.
Trudy Gaddess will speak oo that topic at 11
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' SACRAllENTO <AP> -Cbarcine different auto insurance rates ln different areas is a rea-
aooable way to do buaineu, the state Department
I of lmuntnee says. · I Some ~lators have complained that area
rates hurt the poor. But the department'• 38-paae
report said that banning such rates mllbt force in·
surance companies to adopt stricter underwriting
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standards or to move out of certain areas of the
state.
However, the department also concluded, in a
study Of\ driving performance. that no single fac·
tor, including place of residence, is a good predic·
tor of future accidents
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by dtdml that • hud-~
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P'•nando Valle1 ·11
lelal. ..Any ebatn or -:
pyrumd ..... sebeme la ~
We1al," PiDle Nl4. "It :•
ii lmmat.ert.I that the ·:
letter la d•llnr9d lo · persoo.•• •
Police Lt. Wllllam
Mouman said tbe cbai.D
1cbeme prom.lies a re-
turn of $200,000 lo
penooa who pay their
$100 and fonrard tbe let·
ter.
Moumam warned that
the leUer'• orilinaton aaull1 pt all or IDOlt of •
everyone elle'• money •
r.
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SACllAJONTO (AP) -Callb'D.la hl•h ldliool....,,.. •!f. .. U,
be buidld ".ufteat.ot perfonnuee~ when tbq snd"8MID*edof
tradltlaMl4Mplomu ·
Some mi. echae•u:,z~umen an reeommendiu tbat th• ~ «m'der a "'• to the tertiftca&el, wblcla tM7 ,,_y woial4 ... ~ nOect.
ltDdeat'1 ,_. ... mace. state Departm•t ot Educaticxl,
ftlB CD'IU'ICATBS would support.I the eertlflcatH of list coaraea taken, aradH perform&Dce over 10-called
earned llDd mlnlmum com'*8D-certiftcatea ot COCQpletioo.
cy requlremmta a atudent eltber Some educatQl'I 1\l&teated tb1a met or failed. fall that atudmta wbo bad not
A new state law tbal becom4S met new proflclency requlre-
fUlly effective ln June 1181 ,... menta but bad completed 13
quires 1tudent1 to pass yean ohcboollbould be liven a minimum eompetency tests ln certlflcat.e ot completion.
reading, wrtt.lna and arithmetic BUT GOaDON opposes that
to iet a diploma. option. aaytnc lt "mlpt ml.ale.ad ~AVID GO&DOI', asalstant atudelltl tnto believtna they bad
cbtef ot the Office of Program earned a certificate that was
Evaluation and Research ln the worth.more than It really wu"
FVCbamber
lists Awards
For Contetit
Winnen ol tM amuaal l'oaD-
tain ValleJ Chamber of eom. merce Chrlltma1 dtooraUA• contest baft .,._ named .., tM
Women's Dl'filkln.
Contee\ ebalrmaD Roberta DeFrapuldtbe ltDDell f'amlb.
l6449 Sba4buab St., took the
sweepet••awud.
• Commerelal winners were
Jewelry br 8IDd1 Morton, 10810
Warner Aft., a.at Santa special
award; A•eo rtnance, 17189
Brookbunl SL a.t decorated
windows, Aiibr•1 restaurant.
8988 Warner Ave .• best
Cbildnn'l acmt. 11a1~0Ua Florist, 17032
M~ St. took honors for the
beat commercial inside
Cbr1ltmD theme.
Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Bra.shear
of llG Sbadbuah St. were first
place wtnnera in lbe residential
decoratlne eootest. Second place went to Mr. and
Mrs. James Monsour of 9620
Warner Ave .• and th1rd went to
Modesto Busto, 8884 Yuba River
, Ave.
and dilcouraee them from try. me for a diploma.
Gordan says that a tnd.ltkmal
diploma. • 'ln and of itaell, and
the cert.lficate of compleUoo
don 't satisfy people
Phons Hike
Debate Set
Tbt Public UtUitiea
Comaiaaion will al~ow
Lll\IDA Beach and HUDt·
lDllOn Beach General
Telephone cuatomerJ te>
testify oo the company's
propoeed $ll9 millloo rate
increue at a Loe Aqelea beartnc jan. 8.
Both Laguna Beach and
Huntington Beach reai·
dents will have to pay 80
cents more per month.
La1una businesses will
pay $Ul5 more and Hunt-
ington merchants will
have to pey 8S cents more,
If tbe increase is ap-
proved.
The bearing will be&ln
at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. ln the
State Office Build.Ing, 107'
South Broadway in Loa
Angeles. For inlormaUoo,
call the commission at
(213) ~2240.
.JAN. II. Westmlnater Elks
Lod1e. 88M Bolsa, Weslmlnster,
2:'5 to7:30 p.m.
Jan . 16 , Community
Presbyterian Church, w Forest
Ave., Lacuna Beach. 2:'5 to 7:30
p.m . Appo(Dtmenta ln Laauna
may be made by callln1'
492-8864.
Blood can also be donated at
lbe center ln Santa Ana.
Anaheim Cops
Fill Vacancies
Wlihin Force
Three hlata·lft'el appointments
have been made by Anaheim
Police Chief Oeor1e P. nelacb
to rm vacandll within the force.
LL Richard C. Gray, a 2»-year
veteran. will bead the detective
dlvtaloo replacln& Capt. Cart D.·
Miller, wbo retired after 26
years of service.
SGT. STANLEY S. Kantor. a
17-year veteran of the depart-
ment bas been promoted to
Lleuteoant and wW become a
watch commander ln fteld patrol
operaUona.
Sgt. Robert L. Puckett bu
been procnot•d to lieutenant
and will be u&lsned to the ad· minlatratlve divlllon. Puckett
baa been wttb ~ force fOI' 11
years. ·
The acUan I.a ~· ftnt major set of pn~ &Del nuaign-
meots to .oecur lD UM depart-
ment since T\elacla took com-
mand last January.
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DEAit PAT: vou.-.e ~l) me:nUoDed tbe name· ol·U.. eoaawner eompla1ot .,eoe, that'
bud.lee tU' ~·· Tbla la eltW a state or na-Uooal amc.. 1 m11mcec1 tbl tnfOrmatiiaD and bop9 you will npeat the oame, addna, and pbooe number for me.
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Cleoeland ·~~
CLEVELAND CAP) -Nat,._,,. cem..
lbow Oneland bu fewer reeldeatl than lt did yun a,o. popu1aUOo NIMl'Cben aay.
And by ~. the dty'a =l•tkla wW hue lhrunk ft'ID more. PNd1eted e A. Weld ol tbe
Cleveland Slate U.Unnlt1'1 coUeae of urban al·
fain.
Masters! Bachelors! begin Jan. 7 ·
ENROU NOW at National University
• One-lime reg111rat100 IOf yout entJTe program
• Dey and 8Y8f'llng clas8es suited IOI busy adults.
• Study one OOUIM per month
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• Convenient ctassroom locallOns throughout
San OleO<> County
T-.r 8redcet .41ten Qllt Ceat
DEAR PAT: Can you tell me bow different lax
bracketa affect the actual cost of a charitable con-
tribution. and what can be claimed u a cbartlable
deduction?
H.W., Huntinltoo Beach Tl9e Callfon.I• Society of Certllk4 PabUc Ac·
cou&aata uy1 Ute true cost for • ~arttable "9·
trlbtttlea decreases H a.a lndlvidaal'• lacome tax
bracket blcreaaes. For e•ampie, the after-tax co.t
of a ••• doaat.loe for a taxpayer ID the ZS percent
bracket la $75. Tbe 1ame decluctloa by a taxpayer
la dte 51 pelftM bracket .,.... eollt ealy $51.
Wida certala UmHatlou, a ta•payer may
.. ,..a11:y dedMt dlarttable ~trlbatilu paid dur·
lQ UM tuable year; &Jae fair manet TU. of prop-
eriJ cliujed &o a cllarttable orgubadoa; ud
uniabmled Old-GI-pocket expeuea, tac:hldlll1 •U.•se • a Cftlta a mlle, t.nrTect for performtac
v.._&eer ~ for a ebarUable organlutloe. Tbe
vat.e of penoeal aenkea. Mwever, II not ded•ctl·
ble.
A eoMrtWloa la &M fGrm of a ,--.e la net ~mo paid, ....... daarpa -a credit card may be dechdlble .._ cJaaqe4. U a &u·
payer mabl a comt.rtbetloll by dteck, tM eoetrtba-
Uoll la u•ddered made ..-&Ille dteck la de·
Unred or malJecl, even lf &be dteck la _. cade4 aatll .,._ r.Dowtng year. For coahtbaUou,of prop·
erty, &Ille &upayer must be able &o 1apport the
fair market vahae of tbe property doea&ed. ·
NftD lt'iader W'oa't Be a S11ap
DEAR PAT: In lhe excitement of taking pie·
lures last Halloween, I lost lhe black screw-in
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-·~---wrile•-(Melole ., .......... ud ..... eel) &o:
B•.reH A•motlTe llepalr, 3111 Bradllaaw
&oad, ..... IUZ7.
Tbe federal a.1•e1 I• die NaUoaal BtPway
Trauportadoa Safety AdmlaWradoL ba '4iJ.free
boWae .. 1aer la <•> at.Im. Car recall 18·
formaU. Is uallable fro• &Ma lftlee ud It re-
qwta IDform.U. abetlt Hfe&y pnW.ma.,... ad-
dre11 la Natloeal Wpway Trame s.tetJ t\d· m~ ... SeftlltbS&. S.B., W~ l>.C. ....
NHTSA al10 olfera a free "Coa1•mer
llelotllft Gtdde" wtakll tells Y• wt.ere \o 10 wttb
u allCO eemplablt ad wtleft &o 1et...,.. a.SO la-
foraatlOIL Tiiie plde blchldel a Illa aad de9ertp-
tioa of udoaal COU81Ht' aftaln aaoda&Jou,
federal •1eatln eoacel'Md wttti aatos, aa\o
maaafachlrera and au&o-related pabUcatlou.
there al5o are lilUllll of 1onnune11& ceuamer of.
nen, private coa1n1mer (f'OllPS ud CMaamer ac-
Uoa UDea. Request from the above adclttas.
U.t s .. .,. s .. ar Ceatnat
DEAR P,4.T: I 'd like to know exactly bow
mucb sugar is contained in lbe suear-type cereals
kids like so much. Once ln awhile I'll give lD and
gel my dau@t.er a box, bul I'd like to choose a
brand wtlb t6e lea.st amountol1qar.
D.V., Irvine
Sq.an la cereall tadude • eaty ACTOee, bat
alM f,._._, ,,_..., ladoee, ud mal&ole. A rt· pen wtlilda deUUa --.a" won • &a. aaalya1a
el ••san la n•·~t ltreUfaa& eerea.111t1 cu-
ll41•ld 8romatesrap'1c -~•Ill ._e at ~
N•tl'tml Com,..WO. Labpra&orJ of lite USDA will
1ooa be pabll1bed la tile ''.l09nal of Food
Seietlce." Lnela ol 1ucroae ruced from "net de·
t.ectable" &o U hip 11 SS.I pereea& lD lite ap-
p1"9Prlately umed S.1ar Sm.cu. Most prodadl
bad ao fnldeee or Sl•cose nor were ladoee ud
maltoee fomd la muy.
U yoa WMld like a copy ol a lilt Uowial the
pel'ttlll ol loUJ 1qar la lite ttnall &ested. Mad a stamped. aelf·Mdreue4 a•eiolle &o eo.e Ad·
visor, 1• S. llartlier BITd., AaUel• a.5.
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1980 Wildlife Collection Calendar
Bring this ad in to any Univenal Savings coumelor for your free 1980
ca1e~. It's just right for use on desk or wall. The 12 color reproductions
of pamtings by James Lockhart, considered by many authorities to be the
finest wildlife artist in America today, are designed for framing. Our
memo-etyle calendar includes special notes to help you plan your savings f'
psogiam and take advantage of Universal's many free services.
Our supply is limited, so one gift per family, please. Adults only.
Remember to bring tlWI ad.
ASK ABOUT OUR 21-WEEK
MONEY MARKET
CER11FICAI E'S!
RATES ARE QUOTED WEEKLY.
, FAEEBLOOD
PRESSURE TEST
Protect your health with regular, periodic
blood pr98IUt'8 check-ups. They're free
at all UntversaJ Savings offices during
regular buslnea8 hours.
Now you can have real flexibility and convenience in your total savings
program.
Our new Universal Treasury Certificate leta you earn high returns
baled on U.S. Treasury rates for aa little as $100.
Univenal offen a wide range of other high-yield certificate 8CXXJWlbl for
the aame low $100 minimum deposit. Tbere•a one that's just ri&ht for you.
Paabook convenience is youn., too, at our new high 5.50% current
annual rate. Open youn today. $10 dOeii ~ •
We'll tianafer your f'undi tO the 8CCOWlt «your choice at no c:Olt to you
wbeD. you ~your paabook or~ certificate from any.other
rmanaat institi.ltion.
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WASHJNGTON CAP) -Rodolfo B. Sucbe1 baa been elected
chairman ol the Forum
of National Hl1panlc ()rsenheUona.
Sancbel I.I executlve
d1reetar ol the National
CoaUtlon of Rl1panlc
llental Health and
Human Services
Orcani.&atioos.
The forum, organized
in 1974, la made up of 63
H i S.P a n i c 1 r o u p s
throughout the United
States and parta of Latin
America.
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Paper product aalee is the
oge~ of Santa Ana.
e Bills
July I
AP) -The monthly premium
beneficiaries pay will rile
xt July 1. the 1overnmeot bas
ue applies to the ao-eal.led
, wblda coven doctors' billa
medical expenses. There is
A, which coven *Pltal
ENT OF HEALTH, Educa-
d nearly 28 million penoos
B ol Medicare in the flacal
includinl 25.1 mlWon persona
dlubled penom under
al, but molt penons eliclble it.
lereaise ii required '1Y law and in tbe eolt ol the pf'Oll'UI.
WENT UP 50 ceGtl IMt
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byt.MylD ......
"It'• DOt JGlt a bobbJ 9U mon bY • IDMDI" a.~ quletJ1 added. 7.1 told .,
paJ1Dera ..... ft IWted I bed
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bum.a. We'r. lib the ... da.a'a mmktu --.·re tbe ear ma.a'• ear man. TbeJ're the a-
perta at rtlltort:na can."
Rabmoft owu • Rollam
Phantom V limouaine ll!ll! with bar, telepboae and af •• feur.
ARE
eee 16epasn
of f.udlMldfts 1"'°"""111dof
About off-Che·be.den·tr-.k places to visit la larope.
Beginning with Home Savings
in Huntington _Harbour
We have a present for you, a cvpy of Sunset's "Discovery Trips , \ l: 1~ in Europe"-and it's Yo..urs just for stopping by and discovering ~ \(r • 'I • Home Savings in Hu-ntington Harbourl Some people just ~ t1" haven't heard America's Largest savings and Joan association
is now here in Huntington Harbour-in Peter's Landing. We I. J\ N I) I N .G hope you'll bring us any questions you have about savings,
and let us tell you anything you want to know about Home.
About T-Bill Accounts. About the new 2V2 year Term Accounts
tied to US Treasury Rates-with no minimum balance required.
About Home's many free services. About tax saving retirement .
savings plans like IRA and Keough.-
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Hardly a day passes that the news
:loesn't make reference to some
economist who feels the economy is
entering a new cycle. Many of them
feel today's interest rates just can't
stay as high a<; they are. If they 're
right, the smartest thing the saver
can do is to find the rughest-
p$1ying, lowest-risk, long term
account he can. And keep earning
today 's record-breaking interest
in the future. Fortunately, Home
Savings now has just such an
opportunity. It's a new type of
account and for many savers
it's the best we've ever offered.
Heme's new 21/2 ._ la1c2L
Our new 2Y2 Year Account pays the
highest rates available without
a minimum balance. It pays more
than any bank pays on a similar
account. And, when the interest is left
to compound, the annual yield is even
higher than you earn on 2 Yi year U.S.
Treasury Securities.
What's more it guarantees you 11
keep earning today's high rates for at
least the next 2 Yi years, no matter how
low other rates go. That's especially
important to people who are on fixed
incomes and who-depend upon regular
interest checks.
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2Y2 Year Account is equally important to
people with less than $10,000 to invest
because this new account pays one of
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the highest rates available . "'hich allows
savers, for the first time. the option of
keeping a moderately small Passbook
Account for ready cash needs. while
the balance of their savings earns
significantly higher interest.
l'lllre's • risll tdmt11n•.
The best features of Home:~ new
2 Y2 Year Account is that. I ike
Home's regular account s. they're
insured to $40.000 by an agency
of the Federal Go\'ernment an<l
backed by Homc:·s SI I billion
in assets.
If you 're a I ittlc uncertain
about the f uturc:. consider care-
f ullv how Home·s new 2Y2 Year
Account fits in \·vi th your plans.
It guarantees you the best of what 's
available today. regardless of what
happens tomorrow. And that's the kind
of security millions of Americans have
come to expect from America's Number
One Savings and Loan.
Assets over Sii BIRon.
Accounrs imumJ to S40.000. G)-e ~FSficl
With Multi~ Accoum ---• • -· _
lnsuraIU." famJv of four LENDER ~ , ' ~---_,
mav ktcp up to S ~60.000 f uJI\ in.wml. Mt'mbtt: FEDERAL Savin~
.md l.oen lnsuranct' Coqlorahon. Mtmber FEDFRAL Homr U.n
Bank System. FedttaJ law requires a substant1al 1m~ ptrUlty for
early •ithclrawal from tmn accountlt.
•Rate effective Jan. I. 1980 th~h Jan. 31. 1980.
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SOME ~INKS,
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MAKE THEM·
SELVES AT
l-IOMe,
PROMISE?
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"You're allowed to ploy this game, too,
Daddy, 'COUle the box .ay1 'for ages
5 to adult.' "
DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Jtff MacNetty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
Ol·l,VE'RY WHL. .. WJ..lt=RS' DO)t>U
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DR. SMOCK
YeA>-1 , 'J: eo-r s
A FS:E:L-ING "f"H IS .M.ePICAL..
SCH OOL.. IS GONNA e>e1 A eReeze.
by Gus Arriola
by Harotd Le Doux
&Y THE ~Y. ~ME ™AT~
HE GAVE YOU Af THE OHICE l.Mf
N!Gt-4T ... M41LE I WA.~ HIOIN6 IN
THE ~A.&HROOM '
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HOME. TO Mt.Al \..!Jf\F,
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ACROSS 60 Auditor
I c.ivas Inf Nb UNITED Feeture Syndleate
5 John -51 AWllenclie T~·a Puzzte SolYed
Glmer S3~
105-tt 57~
1Hlme period IS 1 Bini
15 In --Al 112 Outcome
• diudvan--114 ~
tage S5 AIQult•
II F.,,.., -ISi F9Cllty
17 e.tween IS7 l..at*1
t9QIOftl 88 ElurOlnl
19 Fllondlus 88 S>.etc:Nd
20 ac-i lrOltl
21 Ae1ea on DOWN
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25 Argi-n 1 Pronoun
26 Canedl'I Mr 2 T•
T r\ldeal 3 Hett> Q1'1U1
29 Adi'*-4 Ctl009M ... Q g,,_
34 WelpOflt 5 a-.. City 24 Arnn\11 lerl()-45 8eat bldly:
35 Wllk.ed on IS --""9Y .,. Sllrlg
37 Mr ~ from home 26 Went~· 47 Pllleger
38 eurm.. 1 NegelM in-27 P9r'Mn 49 Rim
rlMM lbl 21 Exudel 52 S.ra -
39 Stludd8l'I • Gwbed 30 ,,.,.... S3 Luge. •.g.
41 Lile: Sulflx 9 Alhefmen 31 ~ 54 Apple pert ~ 0119. of ecttt lO ac.n.r. ~ Ton: Ff 55 flower
44 Smooch 11 A1rtc8n pot1 33 Weethlf 5e Bnltle
45 Geologicll 12 Unite word 58 Equipment
Mlbt 13 o.cn.. 3e Ottend 59 Noun ending
48 COIN llCfoee 18 Bellow 39 6a1Mno .,.. 80 Miit dllfl
48 ~pert 22 Chura!.,. 40 ~ 113 Bow
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Lagun• Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
76&-0933
San Juan Cap1atrano
4915-1 n6
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Mortuary• Cemetery
CretY910f'f
1825 0 18* Ave.
Cost•Mesa ~5S54
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IUl •A.L HOtiiel 646-2424
Cost•Mesa
673-9460
...a•on.s m.L laOADWAY
MOllTUAAY
110 Broedway
eo.taMesa
642-9150
SMITH & TUn&L
IC>l'IU.UY ~CHAl'IL
Mortuwy • Cremmtions
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NRCa•nms INITMI' NOllTUMY
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to Jo'a U. N....i Creb _.., • IOciaUoa and D1tber 1UO eo 116S
aDd IWIM Ulelr Oft l"8dDI crab.
llcqm, wbo drw• ID a tm*9o -----~----------and red NDed ab1rt fort.be oeeuMm..
Soclely Seta C•neer Teeta tntrodaca the coateltanta and calla the races.
1'be Amertc Caneer lledld.De Sboppe, 2Tt5
Socleb'a Ofallle COUnty W • L l 11 co ID A Te , ,
an.It wW olfe:t a 1tteem· Anaheim.
Ellmln•tkXI beata start Ill I p.m.
and tbe maiD eftDt Uk• plmce whm the fteJd 11 reduced to flve. tu telt for detMtioD ol colorec:taJ cancer Jan. For IDformation. call
-.al from t :ao a.m. to tbe olftce lD Newport
• Io t Tb Beach at 752-8800 •
TRI! MCI! 18 slow, llorpn aak1.
and many crat. neTer leaft the stari.ina pte. Som• 1ptn &Dd 80CDe .,: p .m . • e
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High btterest in just six months!
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12.447% ~·
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New Higher Yields!
At San Diego Federal, you enjoy the extra
interest advantage of earning newly-permitted
higher yields on these accounts:
T-Pl.US/30
Certlficata
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GILLY AND VMLEY almolt
bun1led tbe Job wben tbelr
carbine Jammed after one lbot,
liviDI YaNmakt a chanee to re-
ach for a loaded abotCuD be keut
nearby.
Over the acreap11 ot Marcaret
Yablonski, llattin emptied h1I
pistol. Vealey reloaded and fl.red
several more Umee.
The trio's deed hlt front paces
everywhere on Jan. S, 1970,
when the bullet·rlddled bodies
w~re found, bloated and dla·
fieured in the overheated house.
A aELENTLESS lnveati1a·
tion by special prosecutor
Richard Sprague traced the kill-
ings to the '.'ery top or the mine
W. A. "Tony" yle was even-
tually convicted on three cot.mta
or first-degree murder.
The upbeavel caused by the
murders still reverberates
through the union, but in
Yablooaki's hometown, nobody
talks much about the deaths
these days.
·'Time hhla," said Robert,
Luzier, who bought the 200-year-
old Yablonski house ln 1975.
ALTHOUGH YABLONSKI IB
generally regarded today as a
labor martyr, more than a few
people ln this billy coal country
still consider blm a traitor for
challenging Boyle in a
sometimes violent election cam·
palgn ln 1969.
Once a union loyalist,
Yablonski -the S9-year-0ld son
of a Polish immigrant-bad ac-
-cuset: the union vf aiirwfi6Juu.
0 NOTBJNG COULD RAVE
broulbt back ID)' pateDta and
my •later, IO I sueu jasUce la
tiot really served," be said.
Waabln1too County Judie
Charles Sweet. who bandied five
of the Dine cues, says be feels
the gunmen "cheated tbe
1allowa."
Juriea recommended death for
GUly and Martin. But the U.S.
Supreme Court struck dow~
Pennsylvania's death penalty
law, and Ufe sentences were im-
posed instead.
1"Ht8 PEACeFUL, 200-YEAA-OLD FARMHOUSE WAS SCENE OF THREE MURDERS
Ten YNra Afo, JoMph Yabloneld, hie wtfe and Daughter Were Kiiied There.
CONVICTED IN MURDERS
W. A. "Tony" Boyle
"He was a vicious man," said
one retired' miner who did not
want his name used. "U they
hadn't killed the woman and her
daughter, everyone would have
forgotten about Jock the next
day."
THE DLLINGS FOCUSED
attention oo the union and pro-
m pted a court-0rdered rerun or
the election. Boyle was defeated
by reform candidates Arnold M mer and MikeTrbovlcb.
"If Jock had lived, the UMW
would have bald' in much better
aiflpe tiiao It 111 tuUny, ••
''J•wttce flpt-..~
behind its back," Sweet said.
Nine people either conlessed
or were convicted in the slay-
lnes:
-BOYLE STILL P&OTmt'S
his l.n.noceoce. His first coovic-
llon was overturned on a
technicality. He was round guil-
ty a second time and sentenced
to life ln prlsoo. The 77-year-<>ld
former miner. who attempted
sulcide,by drug overdose in 1973,
ls appellling again. Because or
heart. back and stomach pro-
blems. he lA serving his time in
'"'the hospital ward of Graterrord
Stale Prison ln Philadelphia.
-Martin, 33, the tattooed lrig-
german with a cherubic race,
was, accordina to Spraaue. "a
toueb punk who wouldn't care
two boots for a human life." He
lB servtna a life term at Hunt·
inltOD State PrilOn, wnere be
painta water colors and sketches
in charcoal.
-Gilly . 47, tbe former
rHtaurateur and bouff painter
who recrulted the other as-
sassms. is at Camp HlU St.ate
Prison His family describes
hlm u "repentant."
-VEAi.EV, 38, WHOSE COD·
reasion gave prosecutors an ear·
ly break Wlth a tantalbing re·
ference to "a man named
Tony," Is also at Graterford.
working in the maintenance de-
partment as a heavy eqwpment
operator
-William Prater 58, a
former unaoo organizer from
Tennessee who acted as a con·
dwt to ftnance the killings, 1s m
the federal pnson in AUanta
-Albert Pass, 59, a former
mine workers union district of·
fleer in Kentucky who helped set
the murder plot in motion, ls
servlne a life sentence at
Western Penitentiary an Pit
taburlb where autbonties say
he as a "model pn~r" who
worn~ dmm department.
-ANNE'nE GILLY , JS.
Paul's wife. boueht arsenic lD an
abandoned acbeme to poison
Yablooaki. and later earned the
blood money ror the sbOOllllp
She eventually turned state's
evidence
-Silous Huddleston. 69. Mrs
Gilly's rather and an &mqueatioo·
ing union loyalist, was the link
between the killers and the un·
ion heirarchy. be too confessed
Huddleston and Mrs Gilly were
given new idenUlles for their
('Oo peratlon and live in
undilck>sed locations.
-William Tumbluer. 57. was
the key witness in Boyle's tnaJ
A former mine workers union
district president in Kentucky
and Tenneeaee. be confessed to
coo.piracy and testified that be
had heard Boxle say Y ablonstl
"ought to be killed or done away
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Robber Shot
After Siege
BAKERSFIELD <AP> A
robber held seven restaurant
employees hostage here for
almost two hours today ~ore
he wu shot an the leg and cap-
tured by poU('emen
Pollce were alerted by Joel
Bortkewicz, husband or a
waitreu, that a robbery with
hostages was in progre~s al
Bob's Big Boy on Mt. Vernon
Avenue.
PolJce talked to the man oo
the telephone while a special ""
weapons and tactics team tot lo-
s1de the bwldlnJt. and aJt olf~
s hot the man 1n the leg.
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·c ... r•••·••-•4.•• = fed .....,.. eDd for • Jardl ad
•aotblr wn 9t Lb• B~' Z3.
"10N r&n 'l'lfB na.D. lt WU to
• 111lDdtq ovat.ton. But It WU only for a
bit of rest. After Mlebael Hayes and
Marem Allen combtned for 12 yards and a tint down at the Ohio State 11, White
trotted onto tbe fteld before anotw ltand· lDI 0 . Wbea UHt crowd llnally ut down, It
waited llU:ntb' to lee bow White WU IOinl
to punch the ball over tbe eoaJ tiM.
"It would bave been eruy to live the
ball to aQYbody elle," said Roblnacm. "I
took blm out because.be bad Just nm for eo
yards.
Rest or no rest. the ball was lolnl to
White. The only question was where. A. lt
turned out, It didn't really matter. Inside,
outalde, topside or upside down, be was de-
termined to score just as much as his
0 81NCE TBl8 aASS eame in topdaer,
lt'• bem IODM!tMn1 ·~" be laid. "It ii the peatest team I " nw p&Qed OIL I boDe we're No. l. '' Ohio State, UDbeatea and nmted ftnt in
the flna1 Allodated p,.. poll, blld ClOID8
to Puadena ~ the tame tblq. But Jtter tbe Buckey• came up oee polat
short 1D cme ol the most tbrlU1D8 Role
Bowls 1D recent memory, Coaeb Earle
Bruce aave the nod to the TroJana:
"I've said all alon& that the winner of
this game sbou.ld be the national cham-
pion," be said. "And I will vote USC No.
l ."
..waaa to the cameraman ln the Goodyear linemen were determined to lead tbe way.
,blimp ove'rbead. enrybody knew what Flll8T BE BIT atGBT guard for three
Robinson was just as adament, though
be kDOwa the writen who vote ln the AP
poll may not necessarily agree with the
t v <See TROJANS, Pa1e IM)
t· Did OSlJ Kiek It A way?
BJ llOGD CAaLSON .
ASAD°i!lr'!~ banner
: .. FromoutoftheHayesand
tbe Rose Bowl." But in tbe
itnd, tbe Buckeyes ol Ohio State
!.ere ln a due following their tie defeat at the bands of the
uthem California Trojans.
Before 105.528. the Buckeyes
ere tbe reclplenta of the result
lwben a bo1er bas bis foe on the
TOpes, but opt.a for a decision,
rather than a knockout.
OBJO STATE COACH Earle
Bruce admtUed it to a aatJlerini
of tbe lftl8 ln tbe eataeodlbs ol
.... BOie Bowl Tue9day' but be ~•oaldn't let blmlelf be pinned 4town to apedftes.
.,om&mes yuu go ior too
maoy neld goal.a," aald the man
!Who coached the Buckeyes to 11
tatral&bt victories and the na-
'Uon '• No. t rank:lna comtne lnto Htb New Year's Day
ale.
Regrets? Hlndslgbt la 20-20,
but lt'a obvious by the score
\here were too many field goals
=~, not enough touchdowns for
I IN ONE OP the most excitmg
iamea ln Rose Bowl history, the
Buekeyea used placeklcker
Vlade Janaldevskl's competent
right foot on field goals of 35
yards (to break the ice) and :n
yards (to take the lead at J.3..10)
But a third tbree-polnt play
proved fatal for the Buckeyes as
Ohio State wasted a SS.yard pass
l>l•T f1"om sophomore
quarterback Art Schlichter to
flanker Doug Donley, settling
for three point.a after getting to
Seabawks'~
Stiff Test··
llnglewood
'
the USC seven. It meant a akim-
PY six-point bulge with 9:42 left
despite facing a foe with the ex·
plosive capabilities of the Tro-
jans.
What transpired after that is
history. Charles White, thf>
Heisman Trophy winner with 247
yards on 39 carries, was the
eventual catalyst of an 83-yard
march, climaxing it with bis
dive from inches out to glve the
Trojans another winning
chapter in Rose Bowl history.
USC Coach John Robinson
labeled the game as a aeat col·
leee football game The Ohio
State mentor a&reed. to a poln1 .
••1 Gt11188 n WAS ~
ror those last 8S yards," said
-Bruce. -·
Wltbodt a question asked, the
OSU Coach muttered, "That
goal-line stand," referring to
USC's mighty defensive effort as
the quarters changed from tint
to second.
A Buckeye threat was stopped
inches away from pa~dlrt after
defensive back Herb Ward put
an end to a 54-yard aerial at the
USC one-yard line.
Three times Schlichter was
stopped and once it was tailback
Calvin Murray. "We kept
pinching our guard.a and jam-
ming the ball up the middle,''
said Schlichter. "They (USC)
werejustt.oobigtopusb back."
but bad the ball punched away
and Ohio State struck wltb a
61-yard scoring bomb. -
But in the end, It was Ohio
State's decision to 10 for a six·
point lead (16-10) when a J>OUI·
ble touchdown would have
sealed Southern Cal's fate, and
Troy's ma&nlflcent winning
march which will be remem·
bered as the atory of the 1980
Rose Bowl Game.
White carried alx tlmea with
bis runs ol 31 and 29 yard.a at the
out.set ol tbe drive laying the
f oundatioll. IN A GAME of big plays,
lncbes prond decisive. USC came up empty-handed after "IT ONLY TOOK them etebt
marcbinl to tbe Ohio State aeven. pla7a to do it," aaid Ohio St.lite
Knila WWlama dnapd a de-m1ddJe lumd 'l1m Sawlckl. ••t
fender lnto the end~ wtt.Jl a _ ~uldn't believe lt. We knew lt
53-yard acoring pass from Paul wu their series and that was
McDonald abortly after tbe what they'd try to do. eet the
Buckeye.asawUleir*yardatri.ke ball to White.
providenotbing. "We weren't thinking pus.
Charles White burst '5 yards, (See BUCKEYF.S, Page 84)
USC'S atAA• FS WHITE EXPLODl!S PAST OHIO STATE LINE.
T~Ft for Pros?
White Runs Tall
With a F oothall
By WD.LG&DISLEY
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MIAMI <AP) -Tile
()llt•bcwn• 8oa1Mr1 bM M71U .ii ,,.. _, tlln &be1 .....
worrltd about lof,irtb·raated rtorlda State, but afttr tbtt.r
coawlDetAI 14·1 Oraa1• Bowl .tctorJ, the loiiill"9 •dmttt.t Uau wre Jun.,., d.lplomatic.
••J dlda't waot to CG lDCO It dur~ Int tM tut w.O, became I uew tbl med.la would tau tt
ud »laJ it up the WTCIGt Wa~= •• f elf au:re that PIOilda couWD>t beat m.•• q~
J .C. W.U.1ald.
""WK f'ELT TllB ONLY way we would ION would be tt we
beat ounetvn -maktat mll-
ta.k .. , puWnc tbe ball 00 tbe IJ'OU!ld, 0 be Hid.
.. Mau for man, they were bet·
ter tbaa we were," a1reed
FSU'a All-American DOM l\W'd,
Roa Simmons. ''Their olfeme la
eatra touah. especially wlMD you
bave excellmt atbletes like Bll11
Sima and Watt.a."
The Semiooles, U.0 and play·
in& in their tint New Year's
Day bowl, opened a 7-0 lead and
bad the ball at the Oklahoma 2
early in the second quarter
before the Soooen erupted.
OKUHOMA'I BAllL IANU l'Ult8LU An'IR ll!INQ ""BY aeon WARREN.
.. , FELT LIKE we were Just
kind of dead through the lint
ports Break
A Capaule Report From the World of Sport•
Arkansas Wears Armbands
,In Recognition of Hostages .
PromAPDbpatdM!a
NEW ORLEANS -The Arkan.au football Ell
layen wore red, white and blue for Tuesday's 4 •
lu1ar Bowl in 1Uent retopiUon of tbe U.S. II
hoatqes being held in Iran. ·
The lixtb-ranlted Rasorback.s created tbe red, while and
blue effect by puWn1 red and blue stripe cm the aleevea of
their white Jeneya.
Arkanaaa Coach Lou Holts aaid the playen came to him
and asked to wear armband.a lD booor of the hosta1ea.
He said they flnt wanted to wear U.S. fiap and bil ln·
llial reaction wu negaUve.
"I didn't thtDk there wdUld be many Iranians watching
~same," Holts said. .. "But the pla7en were unanimous and it would have been
awfully bard for llje to Ill)' 'no' when I've tried to &el OW
1nayera co understand tllere are a lot or lmportant t.binp In
~
life besides football," be aald. Holts added: •
"Because thia is a positive thin& for our country, I COD·
aented.
"In no way should this action be interpreted to mean lbiJ
1ame is not the most important lhlng of this day to our
players, but we are cognizant of the problems surrounding
this nation."
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Former Yankee Manaeer llllb MuUa, on h1I feud
with owner Georce ~: "I have the right to
comment on anythlnc I feel, and be can't curtail it. I
don't work for him anymore. 'lb1I im'l Iran. Thia ii the
United States of America. All of b1a dollan can't make
me keep quiet.''
·~Guard Saap• Tea• A••bt Re~erd
record 10 ualata and a., WUlluu aeored 17
,. Mlcbael Sa1 &aeDardloll banded out a team m
pointa in a torrid 3t-point third quarter that helped
New York beat San Antooio, 128-120, Tuesday
Dipt. Rlcbardaoa., who leada the Nat.tonal Buketball Al·
aodaUoD with 8.5 uslata per game, ftniabed with 17 u the
Kn.lea posted their flAb victory in the Wt six starta to reach
• tbe half point ln tbefr 1cbedule with a 20·21 rec·
· ore!. . .•autee L•ca• and Aw.I leelaal led a fourth· quarter rally that ~ropeued ~ to a 10IMl8 victory ove•
WuhlDlton. 1be victory snapped a tbree·1ame Portland loa·
: lnl streak. .. .. .
Lindley NellOD yielded to a stubborn bout with • • DALLAS -Veteran CBS sporu announcer Ell
laryngitis Tuesday and surrendered the II
micropbooe durln& the telecast of the Nebraska· ·
Houaton Cot.loo Bowl game. "~'• bad laryn&itia for a week amd he's been ander a
docto''• care for the paat several dars." said Kevin
O'Ma~y. CBS vice president of program planning
... UOtf
The network summoned sideline an·
nouncer Frank GUebeT to the control booth
to replace Nelson at the end of the ftnt
quarter.
"We alerted Frank lut ni&ht that he
might have to rm in," O'Malley sald
"Lindsey was fighting for his life
before he went on the air," said Jim
Brock, executive director of the Cotton
Bowl "He missed the New Year's Eve
ball last nrght ror the fi rst lime ln 20
years."
Caadlaen 1t'in• lorlc~ Claal~age
PERTII. Australia -American Steve Cauthen 'E '
won an international jockeys' chaJleoge series
Tuesday although his final two mounts finished out
of the mooey. Cauthen collected 12 points in the four-race sertes held
over the Chrlltmu-New Year period and edced Australia's
)Ulcalm.Jnhnston by one_ goinL
Cautben's prize was 50 gold sovereigns, valued at $7,240.
Jobnslon missed a chance at the lop prize when his
mount failed to wm the finaJ event, ft.n.U1hing tbJrd in a tbrff.
way photo-finish won by a 100.1 shot, Grandeur. ndden by
New ZeaJander Bobby Slulton Earlier, British jockey WllUe
Canon rode Rolhsctuldfo victory 10 the~US.000 Perth Cup
Bozn-Die• Fro• Rla9 l•J•rle•
SPARTANBURG, S .C. -A 20-year-old •
Spart.anbur& bOlter died Tuead.ay afternoon from
head injuries be received in the rln& a week and a
ball before, authorities 1ald. ·
Deputy Coroner Smith 1bomu said the cause of death
was a blood clot OD the brain.
The boxer, Tony Thomas, remained in a coma lo
Spart.anburl General Hospital since the Dec. 22 bout. He bad
undergone emercency surgery at the hospital after: be col·
lapaed lD the dresslnc room about an hour after be lOISl the
Oabt oo a technical knockout. · He bad been 11ven a atandin& etlbt-count late ln the third
round. 1be referee stopped th~ fight with. 1: 10 remalninc In
\)le fourth round, naming Sammy Home, 21, of Anderson,
S.C., the winner. Tbomu wu not eum.lned by a PbYSlcian before hls
filhl, according to other boxen wbo fouabt that night. State
ana local laws do not require figbter11 to be examined before
their bout.a. Tbomaa died at 1:47 p.m. Tuesday, a hospital spokesman
said. Coroner Roger Smith aaid tbtte would be no inquest.
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Fotlowtno are the top sc>Orts events on TV tonight. Ratlnos
are: I I I I excellent; / 1 I worth watdllng; .t .t fair; .t for;et
It.
A t p.m., Channel t ./ ./ ./
NHL HOCKEY: Kings et Detroit. A~: Bob Miiler and Pfte Weber.
The Kings are on1v two points behind Montrul In the Non'll
Dlvllk>n standings and hope to pkk up around with a vldorv
tonight. MontrMl 11 at PlttsbUrah whlle the Kinas battle the Red
Winos. Chertle Simmer wn ~ In his c.onMCutlve aa~ sc.orlna..,,.. saturoay n1gnt DOt couto ott baCk in tne swing
with • goel tonloM. Simmer, Marat Dtonne end Dave Teylor form one of the hlQMlt scoring llnn In the NHL thl• veer.
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OIUNGE BOJn
monwatwa deflated bJ a autq ofm...._.
Two delQ~·PlD• Jr'aW..
moved them from tM klaboma
two back to tbe 12. and &.bm
bolder Jlick StoeuUll muffed
tbe IDa~ ceuter' oa a fteld
1oal • Walt.I followed • 25-yard Shm nm wtUl a 81·Yard
toucbdowo Jaunt to Ue lbe pme
at 7·7, and aafety Bud Hebert,.
turned b1a lnterceptioo ot a Jim·
my Jordan pus 25 yarcta to the nm 1oon the next aeries.
That Mt up Stanley Wllloc'1
five-yard touchdown run, and
after FSU'• Rohn SU.rk shanked
a 14-yard punt, the Soonen
tacked oa a 24-yard Michael
Keelin& fteld 1oal for a 10-point
lead that wu never threatened.
"WHEN WE 1UllPED out to
that 17·7 lead, that took the lling
out of them." Watt.a aaid.
"If we had scored and bad a
10-0 or 14.0 lead, I think 1t would
have made a dilfenmce," said
Coach Bobby Bowden.
"I wu very disappot0ted in
the outcome because I lhooght
Hog Daven
... _.,. mon ~ thla w. •n-.. &O ~ I tboqbt ... 4 beat tMmi Mewe l tbOuOt w.
would take It more "rloUaly
Ulan tlait1 ••• Bo ... USd.
riv nitt·nya 1tre1~ v:··--without • ftht dowJi:. ally Woodham replace4
Jordan at qu.erterl>act aa&e Jn
tbt HOQnd quarter. but m1leid
OD Ml ftrA Ove J)MHI. ,,.,.,_
Woodbam flnally 1ot tb• Semlilolel movtnt 1D tbe tblnt quarter, Hebert, wbo later
added another interception, ot
Jordan. made a dlvin& pab ot • Woodb•m paa at hb own 2Z to
atop the drive.
ltebert. a HDlor, mde GDb'
bia aecoad start at free aat.ty.
"lust • lupeJ' ~ in the MCOD-
dary," Oklahoma Coach Barry
Switur 1a1d. "Hebert probably
1bouJd have been pla1ln& at tbe
free 1atetJ s-lt1on all alooc ...
Hebert, wbo wu moved from
cornerback when Darrol Bay
wu bwt before t.be Nebraalta
aame, said bis tbree -
lnterc.eptioo lame, an Oranae Bowl recor , helped eaae a
fruatralln& year.
"TH18 18 A GOOD way to
end," he said. "It's been a lang
year for rpe. not playing aa
much as I wanted."
Hebert aod his defen1ive
teammates held the Jordan·
Woodham pasaln& tandem.
which combined for over~.000
yards lD each of the lut two
seasons. to only eight comple·
tionsand JOO yards
Razorback Club
Began lllnocently
NORTII TONAWANDA, NY.
(AP) -Wearing red, plastic
pie-shaped bats and Rawrback
T-shirta, they raised glasses of
red beer and cheered their
heroes.
For a atranger visiting
Kllmek's Tavern in tbu Buffalo
suburb new Year's Day, the
scene. under tbe televised
University of Arkanaas-
Alabama Suear Bowl fOOlball
a.aine..-midtl easily bave ap-
oeared to be some lri.od ol alum-
gathenne. But the stranger would have
been~g
IN FACT, ONLY ONE of the
30 or so <hehard Arkansas fans
ln the tavern Tuesday bad
anylhin& to do with the acbool
Tbe relt have never even set
foot in the at.ate.
Accordln& to owner Paul
"Corty" Klimek, they're lD the
club for one main reuoo: '"Ibey
all wanted the bot bat.a."
Now 73 members stron1. the
self-proclaimed "North
Tonawanda Ho& Chapter" bad
it.a orieln ooe fall day in 1978,
Klimek said, when be and ftve
friends saw aome Arkan.au fana
weartni tbe red pie bat.a durt.n&
a televt.ed football game.
CAUING THE UNIVEasJTY
bookstore, they discovered the
bat.a could be bad for a mere 19
-and ordered six. And the rest, sport.a fam, ls
hiltory.
A• Kl1met and the club'• other
foundinl fathers wore their new cb~peaux in the bar. "people walkJ.D& by couldn't beUen lt,"
be said. '*They'd loot in the win·
dow, then come in and say .
'Whal the bell a.re tboee lhinCI?'
"ALL THE SEGULASS
would atop in and they all want· ed the bot bat.a ...
Later "IUY• who never
followed Arkansas 1uddenly
started cbecldq tbe box aeore1.
Tben aomeboclJ 1ot a catalot
and started aeacttn1 off for T·
lhirtl, mup, that kiDd of junk,"
uaald.
Sooo the club waa ~ moatbl,J meetinp, with
.... 1aa1 eonvened each a
l\uorbecb pme WU te1"tiecl
LHt Karch the "chapter"
nallJ bit tbe bla time when 25
members marched in Buffalo's
St Patrick's Day Parade -lnfUll
hot regalia, of course
''WHEN WE GOT our pennU.
we slcned up as the Martinaville
Irish Association -bul they
were tbe hogs ," said one
member. "And they marched all
the way to the end, be declared
proudly. "Not many people
march all the way to tbe end."
Although he bad written
Arkaoua UnlveraitJ of the
"chapter's" enatence, no 004!
ever repUed -untll members
of the e:roui> got Buffalo Bills
quarterback Joe Fercuson
1 A r k aNas '73 > to attend a meet·
mg. Klimek s&Jd
UCI Glad
To Be Back
Horne Again
By ERNlE CASTILLO .
OI 11111 IMllY 11"1 ... IUft
Empty or not, Crawford Hall
will look mighty nice to the UC
lrvlDe basketball team tonight.
The Anteaters, comrn1 off
three straight tournatnenl de·
feats, return to the fnendly ron-
lines of their COJ<Y eYm when
they lake on Divhioo II power
Western rtlinois at 7 :30. At
home. they are 4 2; oo the road,
they are 1·5.
Over the holiday. UCI com·
peted ln the Portland State
tourney and the Crusader
Claaalc lo Worcester, Mau. In
lhe latter, tbe Anteaters dropped
a pair ot heartbreakers, 84-83 lo
Hof1tra in two overtime• and
67·45 to AaaumpUon in ~lion .
Prior to that, UCI fell to Pep-
perdlne, 68-$5, in the Portla.Dd
tourney final alt.er beaUq tbe
host, •st. . The three 1trai1bt aetbaw
leavea UCJ with a H record.
Three ol the louea, boWtt\'el',
have been by two pointl or klA . ThouCh they bave been paay.
inc to crowda ben 500. the All·
t.eaten are partlcularly touib at
home. A team that woo just
We Never Think Ahoat Losing-Selmon
seven 1amea all or last ••= UCI can almost match that
with a Yictory ln lla flJua1 DOil·
conlennc. 1ame. It woo't come ... ,, Cboulh.
~ Before embarklnl Oil a &oul'-
1am• tour ot tbe Wut Coua.
Western llllDola w11 s;1" .and
leadlnl tbe natloa'a DlNklD D team.a ID tr.. throw percentaae
(.155). Fr-hman forward .io.
D1utra eaaneCted ao bla flnt n atttmpta, Bud Doroak.lo wu
a"raainj 1J nboundl a same
and S-umt Ull1 WU ~ • potnu ,a outifta.
Tbt ~tberaec:u hid woa 11 of tbllr lalt '11 Won .,... iD
Baa DlelO SuQdQ. Robb1e'i8eal and Victor
Coi1tr1 hi••-. ucr1 ~ Int liMtra all ••uo• .,.. ..
a&m llt'tf::a iicl ,..,.. •· nttMW daek'1~. deri ;.a·~ -....~_'\M floor ..... ~-'l
, ..
Tide Stakes Its Claim
Both Tea1111J Agree Alabama 18 No. 1
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -For
the third year la a row ,
Alabama ta 1weatln1 out the
vote in The ~sociated Preu
colleae football poll.
But lf the Alabama and
Arkan.au players were dolng tbt
votina, there would be no doutlt
about colleae football'• national
champion.
-"ALABAMA DESERVES to
b e No . 1 ," Arkansas
quarterback Kevin Scanlon said
after the second-ranked Crtmsoo
Tide trounced tteth-rated Razorbacks 24-9 esd y in the
Sugar Bowl. "U y u don't vote
for them as No. 1, you've got to
be crazy."
But Alabamans feel they
have been burned enough times
-including ruonerup finishes r-..""""'""'"""--.. behind Notre Dame in im and ·~----Ohio State in this year's final MAJOR OGILVIE LOOKS FOR RUNNING ROOM. regular-season poll -not to lake anyt.htng for granted where the
WttonBowl ratings are concerned.
Still, there was unbridled joy
in the Alabama team's hotel
Tuesday evening after tbird-c G ranted Southern California Ougars et edged top-rated and previously
unbeaten Ohio State 17-16 ln the
Rose Bowl and fifth -ranked
Oklahoma trimmed No. 4 and
Prayer Win
previously undefeated Florida
State 24· 7 ln the Orange Bowl.
gainer, be exclaimed .
''Nobod;y'd nm tbrouah ua like
that." And eventually be con-
ceded that "from what I've teen
so far, I tblnl we're No. 1."
When the ftnal gun eounded and
Ohio State bad lost, be said,
"That's about aa good as ft can
be for us next to a tie."
All Alabama can do now Is
await the result of the AP poll
tonight to see if the Crimaoo
SVGARBOWL
Tide bas won its second coo-secutive national championship
If not, they will have to be con-
tent with a 12-0 record -
Alabama's first perfect mark
since 1966 -and a 21·game win-
ning streak, longest in the nation
as well as an Alabama record.
ALABAMA'S Don McNeal
fumbled the opening kickoff
away at bis own 25 , but
Arkansas had to settle for lab
Ordonez' 34-yard field goal. For
the m08t part after that it was
all Alabama. Major Ogilvie,
named the game's outstanding
player. scored on runs of 22
yards and one yard in the first
period and set up Alan
McElroy·s 25-yard field goal
with a 50-yard punt return late
in the second quarter .
quarter, 1cor1.01 on Seukm'a
three-yard pua to Robert Farnll
to end an 80-yard drive followtnl
the kickoff, but Alabama ltormea ·
rtaht back with a malDificeat
98-yard, Dine-play drin in tbe
final period, end1ni in Steve Wblt·
man '112-yard touchdown nm.
"I feel that we are deserTtng
of the honor of bei.Da No. 1,"
Bryant said. "U someone Yates
us No. 1, I will comider us na·
Uooal cbamplooa."
ARKANSAS COACH Lou Holts
was coovtnced.
.. Llltle did I realbe that the
best football team in the country
would play an almost perlect
game," he said "Alabaftu just
made the big play They are a
bag, strong, physic.al football
team They run 8'l&ny different
defenses. We were a little con·
fused and we bad some miaaed
assignments. but that is a credit
to Alabama.
"We just got beat by a better
football team. l don't think
Alabama can play any better
than they did today. ·
"Going in, we felt Alabama
was the best football team i.Jft.be
country. and coming out. we feel the same way. They are every-
thing you want m a No. l foot·
ball team . . . t don't tlunk there 1s anybody in the country who
can beat Alabama."
Well, now. that all depends.
Jim Bunch. Alabama'• All·
t-.·
DAU.AS CAP> -It took help "from above" to
get a last-gasp touchdown that gave the Houston
Cougan a 17-14 victory over Nebraska just when it
appeared they would be diaappoi.Dted in the Cotton
Bowl(« the second year in a row.
THE TELEVISION set in
Bryant's room was tuned to the
Rose Bowl, but the legeodar>'
~-Yrtr·oid C011Ch tn3i~ted be
wasn't "paying any attention'·
to it. But you had to know that
he was.
Ogilvie's first t ou c hdown
capped an 82-yard drive and the
second, less than three minutes
13-tff, ea me ~te.r llileback er
Thomas Boyd recovered a fum-
ble by Scanlon at the Arkanaaa
22.
Amer-ll'Jln tackle. a.llQwed as ~liiilri~:Efjij;r:~~i how "there's a possibility we ... :tnf±iii~~
When someone broke a long Arkansas cootrolled the tbil'd
could play the Pitta.bur1b
Steelers and they'd come out on
top."
APwir....-
QARY ANDERSON IS 810 .. 'ED 8Y 'llAMA.
"Somebody upstaln was watching out for me
on that pau and ror the UH team all season," said OJ • B • •
a jubilant Eric Herring after the junior flanker vmp1es• ig ·aus1neQQ caught Terry Elston's tipped six-yard pass for the J m • _.._ ~
winning touchdown with 12 seconds to play Tues·
~-----day U.S. Companies Funding Athletes THE ~UTBWEST Conference champions
saw a 34-12 lead disappear last year in the final
seven minutes as Notre Dame charged back for a
35-34 victory as time expired.
This time, Nebraska claimed a Houston fum-
ble on the Cougar 31 and quarterback Jeff Quinn -
after an abortive trick play -bit tight end Jeff
Finn for a six-yard touchdown pass and a 14-10
lead with leu than four minutes to play.
But backup quarterback Elston -the game's
offensive M06t Valuable Player -saved the game
with a 13-p(ay, 66-yard drive be wrapped up with a
clutch, fourth-down, needle-sharp pasa through
two Nebraska defenders. .
NEW YORK GP) -Aa" much as effort covers five separate a.reaa -
big brother subsidizes the Olympic corporations which pay for the use of
effort of Eastern European C<}U11~, the Olympic logo; corporations
tries, big business is now openil)g its which don't receive anything for
cash registers for the United States their gifts; direct-mall contnbutiooa
Olympic Committee. from the American public; fund-
The slogan "America doesn't send raising by state Olympic committees
athletes to the Olympic Games, and the sale or Olympic coin& and
America.oa do" is only half right. In-other special programs.
dlvidual citizens do pay part ol the OF THE $Zl-llD..LION budlet, $9
fare. But big business, reaHzing it's mUlloo wu expeded to come from
good busineaa to do buslnesa with corporation.a buyi.Da the Olympic
America's amateur athletes, bu label. Alreedy, 73 companies have
EL8TON BIT Herring three times for 10, u been buying connection• to the opted for ooe ol three possible Ue-lm
and is yards to give the Cougars a first down at Games as though they were tax de-with tbe USOC, bringing in $7
the nine. On fourtb-andJ:: from the six, with 19 duct.ions -which they are. million, accordiol to Berry.
seconds left. Elston c "R-Flex 333-Hook," "Just u Ea.st Germany relies oo Art Kuman, director or corporate d~pped back and saw Herring d.rifting acroes the her government to finance sport, the participation for the USOC. says nat-
middle. United States must rely on its ly that he'll reach the S8 mlWon
Nebraska aafet)' Ruuell Gary and comerback greatest at.reneth, free enterprise, to fiir:ure.
Ric Lindquist were all over the 6-3 junior flanker, help fmaoce amateur sport," waa a . Only 3S corporation.a were part of and Elston admitted. conclusion of the President's Com-the Olympij? movement for the '76
"Nebraska had real good coverage; it wu misaion oo Olympic Sports in 1977. Games, contributing $3.8 mtllloo.
real thick in there. But it waa fourth down and l Corporate soonsorship for the 01.ym.
bad to throw lt." FREE ENTERPRISE has rallied pica began in-1956, with Gillette one
Elston rlfled the paaa under the arms of Gary to tbe catl. The infusion of milllon.a of of the tint contributon.
and Lindquist. 'lbe ball caromed lightly off Lind· dollan from American corporatiooa Today there is a t.hree-Uered struc·
qw.t'a rtPt arm and lnto Hen1.oi's band.a for the hu put the USOC on larJel fw meet-ture for livinl· For $50,000 and pro-t.ouchdown. lnl ltl S26-miWon buqet fw the duct doa1tiom, a eomp~ can UM
NllB OOVLDN""I' have thrown a better]>all lf quadrennium that end• with the the Olympic symbol of tin lnlslod:·
he'd pat It cm a striD1 .. Mid llerriDI. "The ball Winter Olymptea lD Lake Pllleid and ml rtnpjn 8Chertiaementa. dl8&Qn
Nlled .ier w of ibe PJ'• ==· bit ID.1 tU Summer Gamea in Moscow. and pac:t18fn1. For '100,000 and ~ .arm.a, bollnCld up and 1 cala811* It down." . Aa lm draws to a clole, the USOC duct clnut:tGm, a comPQJ ca me
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CHARL£8 WHITE SCORES USC'S WINNING TOUCHDOWN TM! HARD WAY.
FromP~BJ
'IROJANS •••
coaches who vote in the UPI poll.
''WE DESERVE consideration for No. 1,"
be said. "We beat a No. 1 ranked
team in dramatic fashion.
Alabama (24-9 victor over
Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl> de·
serves consideration. We are
two great football teams.
"The problem is yours liibt
now," be told writeNI. "I've got a pretty good Idea who I'm going
to vote for."
For a while there, tbinss
didn't look too sure. Ohio State
quarterback Art Schllcbter bad
been 1lvln1 the Trojans' de· •
!en~!ve ~ fits all aft.or.
nl>On and USC bad been hurting
itself with some untimely oua·
takes
BUT 11118 WAS ONE GA.ME
that was not loin& to be decided
by a fluke play or an error.
Everything defensively can·
celled out.
McDonald's first pau attempt
for USC was Intercepted and on
the next play. Schlichter wu in·
tercepted. USC )lad a fourth·
and-«>e pass batted away In the
<SH ROSE BOWL, Pa1e BS>
,. ..... , .... "·
BUCKEYES ...
ju.t try1n& to play ball "
Inside linebacker Mucus
Marek, ooe ol the Buckeyes try.
inS to atop White. Satd
"White seemed to gain con·
fldence u the iame wore oo. He
sparked their off eo.se at lbe end.
You can st.op him, but he's iOIDC
to break one on you.
"WE LOST, BUT I thought we
proved something. I tho\.tihl we
had the game WTapped up."
Wb.&te, i.Ddeed, broke for RMI
yardage, but not for the dis·
tance. "We knew we could catch
him, oar team apeed i.I one ol
our stronsest points," added
Mar:ek... -. •• -The Buckeyes were stopped
cold in tbe nmnins 1ame duri.DC the fint hall. b1gbhgbted by sc· s stand at the ooe But LbC1
ca me out an the &eeood ba1f and
burned the Trojana Wlth their
ground uaault.
"THEY STACKED INSIDE
and stopped us oo the goalhne.
but that didn't force ua to do
anythin& dlf!erently, · · remarked
a Buckeye.
USC's flnt touchdown in the
second quarter was over RAJ El·
1111 , the Ohio S•~t_, defeutn
back who intercepted a
Mc Donald pus earlier lo the
same. "I bed a chance to lntettept
that one. too," said Ellis. "We
had a blitz on and be (KeviD
Williama>' just ran a sreat pat.
tern."
Another linebacker in OhJo
State's defense was Jim
Laughlin and the 219-pound
senior echoed the Buckeyes'
fee Ii op about lb.is USC team
which Robimoo bu called tbe
best in USC's history.
.. THEY BAD 'lJST TWO
bulc playa, the power and the
a weep. But Wblt• found. lb~
boles and wu lo our def-'" backfteld., quiet."
When USC'a Eric mpp atmed
for bis two miued fteld eoa1s
wtth the estra point that put the
Trojans lnto a 17·18 lead with
1·32 nm.alnln1, Ohio State bad
one lut chance.
And with a quarterback
<Schlichter) who bad completed
11 of 17 for 2111 yarda and a
touchdown, the Buckey• were
1Ull lD It deelMte a d.lltance ol 80
yards separatln1 them from
paydirt.
•••
A Mtanaui, towaaaov•• ot u.. tuture: ldilce.
. JUek DtBenwdo. lD four ...... bu ~
bad a »'POlnt efton after t~ clut.J. a.an,,
tn>m TalnD, ti avera~ I .I pcUtl •IHM for
tM vanity.
Add with a ~~ore~ which LI 8-1 ~ a
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WOOi.MY ... .om.MY, M4MLO -U,_. 0. G.MtC. ....... _, • &..'="= .=-: :. '::1 ""•taH•ICIHY1 WHTI•" ' llDI NOTD• Ani~tM~ ID tM Joettr-..... QlllllMM .............. ,.OIM&.IAYINOf MtO ~ ....
ol·-n--aow•.::,-:cr-..-... ~ =.-..:..~:':."-=:":===-~-~~ • roo~ .,.._ c lllVQ\o••v1-·-· .-t4 lltcMllC. ...., ................... ~ ... --""' d•1#MSdiloaffllb'I -tillr~10 .. tu.a. dni ..-UU. ff Ulla Itel• .. _. If! ............ "'9 • <*alliltWMWltpotl.Qtrmln'l'rojtn~lfbt ....... .._.,flCINilltCMllYt .... _.
....... ., ........ Pormerl:lttncla .... 11• o....g:-.:.,T:,.~ ~ ................ )
·~t.OOW a f.1, tJ.0-pound Juldor, tM top .............. A CC*DOMINIUM CXJMHIJa) ... teanrbmeLOJolaUD1VerlA1Yequd.M~. :::.-::..... o~~I . • ~ ao AJJ,CJrM11etiaa, .. ltOUSCliDd=a. ltO'f't.__.,.. U•lt "' ...... , or•••• c-:~ derCoedt .. ..,•andeamebKtlotbe unlorool· WOOUllY ...... "9 .. TMA'l'atH '!"-'...,.,.. lt1 ... ~
1.-.._. -=,. .... ........a-'=' ·---· ,..,.,. .. w. ., . • Jllll'I ... _... .. ... '!' ....... _ ....,_._.. --.............. • ... ,. ...... Of, ... jr
I .-....1.;. , • , &I• .._.,,.. Jlu1Mlir t1Dt--....... I I QC F ...... .. .. tlMca flt .. ~ • _,_ """."'!~'" a .. -M.O n•-......,..., .,Or...,CMllllt' u.a,_ Daft 'ftl••lll WU W ol u.-. rulmlS -...._.°""'99c.-to.ttyNM, .......-.............. ffanard ,....,..,.., football tMID pol'*9 a ..OftCOl'd OK. II.,., .. ,.. ... ,,__ I, ~..a•_...,
aaalml Ivy Le..-oppoaeata ... luta Ao B1P ... '11Ht --c:=. ... =..:...=
Athletic Dlrectorl.aJTJ ~ 1 iooe-time football o.-1•0••1• • ..._.
and bMketball ol!ldal, ti outol aeUoe wttb a foot ID-PUBLIC NOTICE --,..::: ::_'T ':;
j••-. Would-believe Lbedoctal''1---='anetic!p wu --------111 .... Dlidlil.....-1, • .. o.c.> -1 1---... -=~i::-0 94 ' L11M f/f &.At I°' Tr«I that ArMOG bad trouble .. m•lrtna tbe trwlt1clD" NOTICE IS HUHV GIYKN ..... '· , .. OIClenUlfl" ............... fromCIDllPOl'UOtbl otber?, • • Tbe 1111 ba1ketbaU MILL.AH MOOH ... '"'"'-U r.c.,._ on.er~ mt, lt1 ... HUOO wll1 be dtmded one w.t to accommM.ate MOC>ttl!, ......, ............ • -.;=. ..,,., ... ---..-el•"t-teaml=~•b1cb arenowfore9CSCOp1• .. two --••L-...... c.e...... o::..,• ClNlfY .._.,,., 961 ~ fOI,,_,.._ tlU1 ._.. • 11111 • M• p 1. ' 1•m•priorto ubreak. NIS. -.OlLIEll .... CAlllOLYN AA .... .-I/Did-·., -
NOLLlflt, wfloM •*'rHA I• "' -- -•• --In,,_
l're• P,,.e 84
ROSE BOWL •.•
Ohio State end liOIM ; the Bucke"9 were atopped
on· fourth·and·goal from lb• one. The Trojans' fint
touchdown came on a 53-yard bomb Crom
McDonald to Kevin Williama: Ohio State's TD
came on a 8'7-yard bomb from Schlichter to Gary
Williama.
The major difference came in t.be ldck.lq
same. Ohio State'• Vlade Janak:levaki aet a Role
Bowl record by bittlnl field 108i1 or 35, IT and at
yards. USC's Eric Hipp booted a 4l·yarder and
missed twice.
Yerlltewt1 LeN, CeAll Mete, ~ _. 1ft 8W 0.1«•• ti ~ .... -............... t .... llNllutJf/#Tr«t1917, ..,....,,. .,.,..._.....111 ...........
AH .._ __,., i4Uls-I .... _. M lflcMlw .. Ml_I._._,. ~=:. -== . lfl."" .. ,"' •• ,,. C:-Cy •
MOOH AUTOMOJIV• HlllV1c• --:=~: .... c-tlY· ......... ,,......,.,..,c... ...... --.w""• .. " -;;·~..: ...... -Ulllt 111. •• •,,..,.. .-cllkelly .....: • ., .,_'-YU, t•.. 'D:.!~ Cll J :•IMlnl "'••NI .;
tM ~ .. T'*-W. Ill fl -· PMIC8L•: ' Jr.A....,.., .. i.-,•1.1',tllWwt, A ---•-'*"to-• w. "'· °"' ..... c.i ...... ftUt -... te<liltlee ol .. ,,. •
Wl9ila --..,.. .,.... MI•.. l ftldl ......... W Wiii ...... ! --.............. ....,.,.. -----~-· ......... ~ . MILl.AlllO MOOlll• 11M1 s.llllL•Y -----.-.. -~ ,,.
MOOtlll, .... -c.ie.clM ..,.._ 11 I Ld t"' Trtcl 1112, • llW-.. ...-.... ... ._ .. .,.,_ _... .......... _., ... ....
~~17."" ....... MllCll'-..... ,. "' Onll9t c::.w:ty. c.i1,.,,,. .. =·-=-IXCll"INO THllllll,.lllOM ... , ....... ~ Wltl*t ,.eftal Ll,.,OLD lll•D•lllOM A•D t ----1 .._,__,,,_ .. ........ ~-u. . ,... •ti~ llMClt"' IN Off tee -o.w.cv tteceraer of <>r-••· 179 ...... ~111 C-IY Cll-• Btrl' WHAT rr ALL bolled dowo to WU tbat c.;:,= ~= c.. OellY ... lee. 111°&.Alt\ 1, I -... Traci 1117 M final drive USC bad to travel a long way in a short ~ 2. 19 ..... ~ ~ __..."' -•. -u time. The Buckeyes had to atop Whlu The fact """.,."' ...__ ,.._, •e«<a .. OAtlee c..:ty, Clllfwni• that they couldn't wlll probably spell tbe dif. ¥AY .H ALSO l(N()Mj AS 10 ,,,.. ference between No. 1 and No. 3. PUBUC N~C_E __ ~ ~ ..._, ...,., Ce1i1or ...
"It'• toup when your only defeat of tbe year -"Ill. ---or'°"""°" 00·
l polnt ·--.. id B "But ha .A NO'TlaTOta•D4~ ...,..._" __ ..... .,, .. ,., s a one-w, aa ruce. you ve.... ..__ ••-•=•~-·c.o.·
accept that and we will because it'• part ol the 1u,.H101tcou11tcwTH ,......, ST A Ta M CAU llCMl*A ll'Otl Tlle ~Lery _... ~ 0..0 OI game. .,..1 ODUtrTY OtJa....oe ,.._.., ,_"'. w.ec11.,. .,...,,
•It wu an excellent football tame for us ex-•• 1 ... llMn•r.of ,,. hl•t• •• 1" ,,,. Wlf91110M M<urec1 ,,.,..,.,,
cepl for their lut drive. That WU 8 IJ"e&t drive Oil ::~~= ~~~ KAUIU ::-.:::=..;::-:-_.':.'.. ~v:,i;-;:~
which they almt!f[ out~xecuted ua. USC la a verv Meek• •• -•-" c....._ • o.teutt .,. ~ iw ""· _,
tbe ...tht ... •..._y ~ <'-_._ -.... ..,.. ---lteef--"...Sohl«Uon explosive foot t.eam; Y are eve.,. ....... YE ._, ,. , ... W10 <"'-..,.,,. ett1ce"' • ,.., ....... -.i.-ci 10 .. 11 Wkl said they were." .,. c1en ., .. ...,..... _, • 11 ~Y " wiUetv -..,.,.._.
J t B I i d f t ,,_ -.. _ ~ .. - -""""""' .. -"9fteel , ... ..., u1 as ruce was 1rac oua n e ea . 9fflc.e of ERWIN ANO ANOelllHOLT . ..., ••Ocu • ln9Cfl ... ., e1ee11on 10
R(Jbinaoo was bumble in victory ,.,.. r• -· P o .. *· ,..."' .. ,...,... '--•· •~ ... 1 ... °""1, Catllomoa tml Te........ tlr NO 4d In lloelt llm, -1S1, ot ··--OF&•. '--f body··-·-to a't 17MI w.11m,_,,~.,,1<.etttfw wHIOffklll"9cut'tla r a.-aa ..-. ..,. ore any wul.9 1 ,. .. o1 -·.,, .. _..,...WI "1c1 Will _.,, .,. -· ...,. .1._1
around and analyze, It was a great football 1ame 011 ,,..,an ~ 11 ..-. .... • .-Y-•· '""' ... or '"'
by 185 youn° men and you can't underestimate ho <1•1"" •"" '"' ... , .. ..,,., .... ,....,....... uu.. poMHOIM, °' e --· ..-1 .. 1...i er~.. _._ ID INY ,,_ ,,_..,,.IOQ that. 1,doo 't know what they char1ed t.o 1et in here .-..w1c1 _,,.., -_..... lfW.. .._. -.. ..,. -111 t«-
but it wu worth lt. n,..o .. wk ... "'"•""""' MW o.e• T..-. -'tit 1--•·
o.tecl ~f7."" '" .......... ..,...._, -· ··-· "Ohio State'• coachlnl llatt la eiu:ellent and ....,. ......... h . ...._ .. .-o...,T-. ·
thelr players are tremendom competlton. Obio :=-O.:::...,. ~":::,:: :=-~-.;: '
State played • rre•t t•me. USC pl1yed • treat , ...... AMDANMlblDLT 0.." TrWl. s.i. -Will ....
game. 1bere were a lot of m.lltakes, coacb.inl mil· ~';::., ~ -:.::-:-;:;. J:;:"., 10~~
takes, but it wu llill a 1reat 1ame." , ... •• -,.ecinc nu.'Clla....,, -..-'" 1rw
, Great would al90 sum up usc·1 ioaJ·line aanci f "· o --~ • •u ~ c.a-111'! .... .
in the tint half. Ohio State, a t.eam that avera1ed ~:,-,:=~~ ~~'-"• '"· 10
"'' ... .
282 ya.rda per 1ame ruablnc, wu stopped three ~·-~ .... c.. Oall'r '1•. T ... lDf.11 •-t ., ,,. ... °".o times from a ... than a yard away. ~,., t. •.,., u.,.. ,.. .._. ,,..:.:-.. ~ ..;:.,:
.. WE MADE UP our mi.nda they weren't 1olng ---------1.:"*':::::.:-;..:...-:':....:-:'.~1:
to score," said linebacker Denn1a Jobnaoo. "Wben PUBLIC NOTICE .. o.-:' ~....:!,'~~-" -----·-------· a team geu down Inside the five against us. it's r1cnnouseus1,.•u ~c::.!'.~!:".!
danger, like 101D1 to bell. No way were they 1oi.n& '""'uunMCNT •-T.-to get in... Tlte ... .._ --.,. ... ev: IOUTHIRN f'AO,.IC
The offense WU JUSl aa determined to put ~:.MASSOCtAT ES IHI 0-!~:'.~
the the .. .1.,.,1 .... drl did • Slr<ret, S 170, H<rwrort ••eclt ,__,, tote r wa&U&U~ ve,nom1tterbowit · 1t c.1,...,,.,~ mH.-.-·••""••Dr ..
"We didn't have any dOubl," said Anthony o ..... M Zl-.:ff, "" 0.... :::::.:...CAmot Munoz, the Trojans' maulve tackle and inspira· ,., .... s 170• " •• ,..,, ... ,... T.i. <1u1 m-""
tional leader who wu playlns hll first aame since cai~~~Terr•"'· 1041 ,..,.. ::: .. ~s!~=·
undergoing surgery after the season opener. "You ~~:." .. ~.~:;• "0 '1"· '-
0
"'
110 P101>1l.-..._rtH••t1o•P,...,oa11v
can't have doubt in a sltuaUoo Hite that. You have n.om. 11 .... ,. ""' vor111. s ltoe.o.c 1t.».tt7',J-1""°
to 0 0 in there tbinkiD0 you can do it. *· T~'"" Get-..,... _!__1'3
7~ • • O.vlcl ...,.._, l•llt Yor111, S PUBUC NOTICE ~,,'.~~~ .... .. WE KNEW WHAT we bad to do. It was a ' --u ....... .,._,,,,... ITATa-lfTOf' AUNOO..MIENT matter of going out and doin1 the job. We knew o.wsM.n~ Mu.-o,. l.bia would be the lut aeries. u we didn't do it, well ,.,.,, ·-•<K ,...., •1111 ,.. "CTITIOUI •VMNISS NAME C-l'f ~ of 0.-C-'r ... T ... IOl-..0 -..... -•
Oecam-21,"" -... -ef ... ll<llU-blnl-.U
Munoz's voice dropped olf. The thought or the ~·~~ .... OMllOel~f"I -CAU"'l)llltflA fl'lllOOUCTS CDM· Trojam com.ioi up abOrt seemed incomprebenal· ~1..•.-.a..,.. ,..,.v. -...,_ •'"'-c... c-. ble. .......c... ..... .,..
"I knew as aure u I'm atarvtin& here somehow ----------,::: :.ic:: !:':: :,";:..';.
we would have scored," said McDonald. "At the PUBLIC NOTICE '-?•Mr'-•m. eod, we wen tlred but we all sucked tt up. ~Mwairto • .,.z... on.... -----------1~ e..ct\.~taut "We b>ked at eacb other and said 'Th.la la it. nc:Tmouuwneus """'" ._..,._, "' Tr._ ..
This ti the Jut bunah. We are all senlors and Ttte ,~:.,~ ...,.. T11i. c::::-;~=:'a:Y • we've got to 10 out and do It."' ...,_., 14-1nenNo
Aa White made clear, it was a matter of we, '"~-~~~~cf.:'. =':"~ DOl I. Gellterftll961 TMa --n1ec1 _,,,. ,,. "We knew they couldn't atop oae pe1'900," be G11t1"-M. ••-· u1111 • .., ~ .. 0r-eoun1v °"
said. ''They bad to atop 11 of w, not Juat me." =: ~·;:.,0•• , .. ., ••• '*-'-LO.•-""~
Still, oo New Year'• Day. 1980. the te1eod of T11h ....,_"~ad • .,. awl ....,...,... 0r-. eo.tt oeov """'·
Troy wun't a wooden bone. It was a Whlt.e •'"""o.aa-~••M. ~ •t.tt,»,mt...oJ .. t. ....,,..
atallloo. I o.llllOrM. ._ --:::======================:::::::i ,,... .=-""' w1111 "1BUC NOTICE. c-tY C.-9' Or-.. °""'1Y ~ .. tm. fi1CTTnOUSMlllM ..
THE EXECUTIVE CONDO
Own your omce with as little .. 87,200 down.
Don't let muelve rent t.ncreuee gobble up your proflta a.o.y
more. At GU'1'1 Plaza you become the landlord and bencRt
dlrcctly from eoartng Orange County real estate values.
f' llAMlllTA.,....MT
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O.C. II. 1',-."'99MJ9ft.J. ~-:',•• AllOCtATel/
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--SiiftiiftiiiiMiM: ----1 ~ 0. ............. '-'·. l'ICih IUl llUll••M ~ llledl. ~'*I , •
..._IT&TUlllWT ....... C. "-tM, • ~. TN ......... _.,..., 11 .. l•t Hlttll a.-..,._. 9-:11. ~-. ~911 .... aa;LQt• ~ c•NTS... Tilfl ......_ ti ci•JlcteJ .., • ~-4tllecaet-. ........................ ~ ..... ~.. .....0.... ~ •• ,Cl ,,.......... .... ..... •. Cllllwol
...... _Clrdl.lt •• ._., Tiii• •w-tl\ ••I lllW Wlttt Clllef,..,. C..C., a.. ., Or-.. o..ir • .,_._ ........... •OE l r .. ,.,.. ... ,SS , .......... ,,.c:a•w•r•.,..-•
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I ... • .. ~
ADmaal Yield.
12.946%
Am:aaal Bate••
12.380%
Sii .... IDDl••lll, I moatb term. aa ... •.atn Juury J · JaatW'Y •
"E.ffectift annual )'Wld a.um• that prlJldpal
and Uder..t were to be lnveated for one year at
the u.nual ra•. Annual rate I.a 1ubject to
change at ran.ewal. •
• • U.S. Tr ... ury Billa are 10ld at a diacount
rate. The advertiMd amwal rate of iave1tment
c:ertihc.l• I.a i.. taan ~ of l % over the alfac:·
bve rate Nned at tba and of th. 1ut-monta tana.
INTEREST PAID MONTHLY
Yo. wW ...a" $111.17 EACH MONTll.
Batel subject to change at renewal hued OD ~ ~ 1'rMeury Billdi.oo-..mt ~ 'tMft Is•
peaialty b .ai)y wttbdnnral. but you DaYeC
earn -than e". Subject '° availa.bility.
0-pleta lnformation fwni.tbad upon Nq1Ml9t.
s.ntDg CalUcnalam far a.. a~ el a
OIDtafT.
~omceawttla~o.-.
IU0..000.000 00
Crop Push
Ads OK'd
DJ rectors of the
Callfornla Avocado
Com 111l11lon ha Ye ap-
proved a $3.37 million
a<tvert.laiq, public rela-
tlom and promotion pro-
gram to aupport market·
in& of the atate'a 197t-80
nocado crop.
ln addition. the com·
miaslon will lnveat $1
million in tie-in advertia-
i n a funds from
cooperative food
partners for a total pro-
eram of $4.37 million.
Commluioo members
alao elected Crawford
Tearue. a former com-m!s,sion direet.or. es
chairman.
LEASE 1t
From The Leader
WEARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR!
Benefit From Our Pricing Polley,
Selecbon And Superb Serv1Ce.
NABERS~
OPIN7~Y8 2600' H.UIOl ILVD., COITA .U
540-1100
THE TAX AfAN COMETH. llE PREMIMO. ~
Only Ill llutual S.Vlnp-free tax ........... when JOU
open or renew•....._ ... lloneJ ll9lket AccOtmt.
We'll arrange for H & R Block
W> prepare both Callfomia and
F.8ideiaJ Income tax returns,
~most accompanying
-~'free for savers With qualifying accounts.
The only exclusions are
. SChedules, forms and
Statements that
p&:rtain to business,
jj0fessk>n,f8nn
or rental income. ~tax 98IVice ls
· ~olll'ld~
1"Mldl181~ Cmll 1·. .......... .. ~
I "tr;( datlllll . .c l8l'vlce
1~not ivillitii In sen
I ;;DJagO County. : ~ ·~ .. • • "
12.447%
I ,.,_..Yllld
11.880%
en.RR DEVE.L.OPlllENT TEAii, INC., OF NEW YORK HELPS LAYOFF VICTIMS...,.~'
Tom JllC,w, PNeadent of the te•m, conducte..,...,.. to pnpere ...... , ... ·
, He Counse& Jobless
I
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Paul
H'oover leans forward in bia
:balr aAd Ucb off bla ~
polnta to a fellow worker. AnMlnd
bim are other factory emplo)'eell
learnin1 to "arUculat.e their matnlftceace. • •
Hoover, sr, ii lo.ln1 b.11 job,
aJon1 wlt.b 374 other employoea
wbo have labored in tbe
dilapidated Goodyear Tlre &
Rubber C.O. plant here fOI' an
averaee ol 27 years.
BUT UNLIKE MANY com-
panies who live laid-off workers
severance pay and a hearty
baad1bake, Goodyear as
t.eacbinl Hoover bow to &et a job
-and a better OM.
"Saytna, 'Bye. Here's aome
mODey. Hope you get a job,' ia
Loo damn cold, .. aay1 Tom
Bailey. Goodyear manaeer ol
1alaried penonnel. ''People 10
throueb t.remendoua traumu
when the7 me their jobs ~ to
juat drop them ii not a put of th1I company's bCart. ,,
Bailef aaid Goodyear ia apeod
in1 more than saoo ,ooo on
"Career Continuation Cocmeel-
lne' • for the worten be" and
the 8:50 betna laid off at a raobty
in Cooabobocten, Pa. Both plants
att betni cbed btt auae the btas
urea they make are lcmne pound
t.o radlala.
Corporattom bave loo1 had
"outplattmeot" coumellnt for
eJtecutiv. they want to oust. M
helping a.embly-1.lne worten
in layoffs ia 101Utb.t.q new. U)'S
Tom Jaclalon. the job coume.lor
Over The Counter
MASO Uttillip
hired by Goodyear to adviae
Hoover and b1a compatriot.I.
''IT'S STUPID, almo•t
criminal to lay otf people and
have them exist on unemploy-
ment md aupplemeatal beneftt,s
waltinc for the economy to eome
back when they have skilla th.It
can be uaed," aay1 J acboo.
Jackson's seminars leach
worken lnterviewtng techniques
and salary negot.aating, and they
utiliie paycboloeical exercises
aimed at rebuilding aelf-at.eePl
and confidence for employeea
who are imlll& JObs they'Te bad
ror decadeil
J ~bott aaya more than TO per~ent ol Ilia iraduatea n.d
more utidytq or belUr PQiac
j0b6.
97 ll&TON •OKOWJn
We'll probablJ -~ ID M1tarJ • tM llftlrtmtlllll IOdetJ.
Pqle and eom~ take out 1-1
-"'-a1aiDlt ftlS1 poalbliit mllfOrtune.
Peoole IDd eompaai• ., to oawt ad aue at
1Upt4i1t IJl'OVOCatioa.
It'• .. ti ...... t.ryin1 to ente • rtlklea ~ -
IOCMlJ when mlltakes don't matter became...-~
lmur-1 qa.lnat tverJ· ' tb1D1.
, PLAN88 GO
owa, dru1• kill or
deform patl .. ta, f IC·
tori .. Uplode. Tbat'•
all ~ -tbere'• in·
suraaee to co~er the dam11e. •
We're In the mldH ot a anon epidemic beeaUH ti
fire insurance. U there were no policiel lD fe>«e,
number ol tires would decrease dramaUcally.
llCA aendl up a satellite and IOles lt. Hot to W'OIT)'. It ..
insured ror fro million. "
WHEN PAli•OUNT llADE the movie, "Star Ttek, ''
it wu covered by a Fireman's Fund "motlon pletqre
blanket portfolio." Tbat meant, amooa ot!Mr thinp, that
Paramount wu protected in the event \he at.In were una-
ble to perform their roles.
The numbers in the inaw-ance buatneu are a1~1':
eye-poppUic. They're so huge -and they keep lettiac.C:
ger. -~-~
Example: It's now becomlnl common ln major J:lldilft:
areu for famWea to be looking at auto lnlurance )ID:
mtums that exceed $1,000 a year. •
Example: Atlantic Richfield buys group medic 1p ...
surance for their employees from Aetna Ule. For tbitt<DJ:.
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provide health benefits for their employees in 19'7t,
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spends S45 m1U1on a year on employee heaJtn benefits.
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Alarms Stock Market
NEW YORK !AP > Womes over the Sovtet lnterven ..
lion m Afghanistan sent the stock market sharply k>wer in
fairly active trading today
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gams as gold and silver climbed to new peaks on bullion
markets
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'Faust' to Mark
'
Lyric's 25th Year
By MIKE SILVERMAN
NEW YORK <AP> -Look out, New York! There's more than one •
U.S. city in the grand opera bi& leagues, as televiaioo viewers are
finding out this season. Pirst, the San Francisco Opera checked in with a live performance
of Ponchielli'• "La Gioconda" on the Public Broadcasting Service
network. Now, tonight, PBS'
Great Performances series will
preaent Govnod 's "Faust,"
taped at tbe Lyric Opera of
Chicago last fall. <Channel 28,
8:~.11:30p.m.>
IT WAS LYRIC'S 25th an-
niVJtnary season, and "Faust"
is a good example of the com-
papy 's tradition or offering
familiar repertory works with
caata so star.studded that they
pu(mostother bou.aes to shame.
"We have literally always had
a four-star cast," said Carol Fo~, founder and general
manager of Uie Lyrtc, which, lf
for nothing else, would be re-
meatbered for brinetne Maria
Callas to the United States.
"Tbat's where our money 1oes,"
Mita Fox sldd, "lnto our stars
and into rebeanal, rather than proctuctUm .••
.. FUNKLY, WE'RE NOT a
house that can afford to take
chances," Mias Fox said in an
interview .. "New York thlnb lf
they have it, it's great. Chicago
audiences think if they have lt
couldn't be great. So we have to
concentrate on popular work.e
that we know will sell tickets."
Not that Lyric baa shied away
from novelUu altogether. In 1978, it staged the world pre-
mi ere of Penderecki's
"Paradiae Lost." and took it oo
tour to Milan's La Scala, the
virtual &hrine of opera.
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Ex-angel., Church Pair Up
-' OGDEN. Utah (AP> -Actress Kate Jacboo and the Church ol
Jnua Christ ol Latter-daY. Saints say they att lookln& for a way to
stop an Ogden man from iwni theu' names lD bu program to teach
"mind to mind communication "
Handbills announclne free telepathy &em&.Dara bear pictures of
Mor1Qon Church President
Spencer W. Kimball and the ac·
tttas. They were printed by Den·
nis Alan Lonptrolb. wbo LS of.
fering the seminars under the
name of "Kate Jac-kaon and
Denn.la LonptrotJl Aaociatioo."
LONG8TROTll SAYS THE IS·
aoclatJon trained Kimball ln
"mind to mind communication"
in 1978. The seminars outline a
communication method
LongatrQcb claims be developed
and •bared with Mias Jackson ln
1977.
He aclmowled1n. however,
that ·be bu never spoken with
either Kimball or lllaa Jacbon,
nor bu be received any letten
from them.
RON MEYEa, KATE
Jackaoo's Loa Anselea-baaed a1ent, aald tbe actre11 baa
l 'notbtn1 to do wltb .the
um mar " And Mormon Church
spokesman Charles Gibbe called
tb e pro mo ti o n "gro ssly
fraudulent "
New Grune Show
Free tickets and group re·
servatioos are being offered by
NBC to a new word -aasociatioa
gas me show "Chain Reactioo,"
hotted by Blll Cullen and fealur·
mg two teams. each with two
celebrity guests and a contes·
tant
tnterest.ed organizations who
would like to bring grpups ol 2a
or more may make me"atioas.
by calllne (213) 845-7000, ext"
lSSS. Also, tickets may be •
tained by writing "Tickets,"°'
NBC Televtaloo Network, ~.
W Alameda Avenue, Bur~·
CA 91S23.
Slnlinl in "Faust" are three
European• who made their
Alfaerican debut.a at the Lyric
durjnl the 1980s and quickly
beCOle world-famoua: soprano 11n.Da Fren1 u Mar1uertte; tenor Alfredo Kraus u Fauat;
an · bau Nicolai Ghlaurov u
II hlltopbelea Tbe fourth ma-
joF role, Valentin, la IUDI. by
Ad)erican baritone Richard ~ell. wbo la fut on his way
to )olala1 tb• otbera as a 1upentar.
Since its founding in 1154, the
Lyric bas grown from puttinc oo
only a couple of work.a durinl
three-or four-week aeaaom to
doine seven or eight operu over
10 weeks. 'lbat's about the aame
u San Franclaco'a season, but
only • third u IODI •• New
York's Metropollta.o.
P88 TO BROADCAST LYRIC OPERA, "FAUST'
J•nuary 1 O -February 2
SUMMERTREE Alfredo Kraue, a.ft, Marguerite Mirella Frenl. Nlchotlll Ohlaurov
11188 FOX RECOUNTED with
some euato the story of her
famous confroatattoo with the
musician's' union lD 118'1, wben
abe canceled tbe entire aeucm
rather than live la to what abe couldered outraceoua demaadl.
She uid it wu a "matter ol
1urvtval" then, and aeea "little
hope" m aateemeat can be re-
aebed tb1I tfme. ·
But, barrtn1 another 1but-
down, tbe Lyric will be back ln
the fall with a repertory lnclud·
IDI i'u11or11ky'1 ~·Boria
goPH~TleATW PRCK'JRAMMINB ... Beaulilul glorr:!o
M~ia-NtJ~Marin(} Weafhgr-gkl Rgporl~
Con~umer RtJpoffl!.;-glock Markel Roporl~
Godunov" wltb Gblaurov,
Verdi'1 "A Muted Ball" with
tenor Luciano Pavarotti, and
W aoer'• "Lobenptn."
••Artisticall)', we can do bet·
ter," Miu Fox aald, "but we
can't do more than 10 out and
fJ,nd the new peat 1in1en. ·'
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tbatlf neelpU at a recoid hllb. but allo tber9
WU enatlft ferment. too. TM JUr· ~t a
rteb -•uted 1upply ol fllms, IPllM of t.Mlll enaUDa beed""' bJ tbelr UmeUDdt or Im·
memlt)f.
LIKE EVD'ITIONG a.aB. T8S ft1m in·
duatry WM bit bJ lnllaUon. Tbe averqe movie
eoat more~ " mlI11on in 11'19, a 100 pereent rite lD foar JMn. Tbe en.ft unlom qnt CID ltltke for more mmey. and &.Ye McQueen wu uki.aa 15
million per morie.
Bat -.y year that bJ"OUChl Bo Derek couldn't
be aD1*l -Hen la' bow Hollywood's major evea&a al 1tT9
... mtdtottdlnponer:
1. Tbe death al .John Wayne. A ftlhter all h1I
life. the star at bl.I final battle to cancer June ll.
The lorT'OW wu felt around the world.
%. 'l'BE PASSING OP IL\RY PICIPOU.1be
peat.est female star or silent film.a, abe bad lived
in aeclulloa for many yean. T~ ....... -s. Vietnam and the Oscars. Aft.er Iona ilDOriDa
the unpopular war, Hollywood caU&bt up. 1'be top.
Academy awardl went to "The Deer Hunter" ana
to Jane Fonda .and Jon Vot&bt, atarl of "Comlni
Home.'.'
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CONTROVERSY
Frencla Coppola
'The Who' in 'Hit Benefit
....-• _ LONDON <AP> -Still rockinl after 15 years.
The Who came borpe to Loodca to play a charity
·concert to rai.le mooey for Camlwlian refuaeea
The Britlab rock group, wboH music bu lived
on through the 60I and 70s, played for more than
2~ hours to a foot-stompinJ full house at London's
premier pop ball, the Hammersmith Odecm
IT WAS NEABLY 1 A ... BEFOaE the band
came olf '.!8Je to a wild reception from some 3,000
fam who each paid ei&ht pound.a ($18) to aee
The Who and two 1upportina acts. All the bands
gave their services free of charge.
Hoffnian, Streep
(hear F avorii~?
NEW YORK (AP) -Dustin Hoffman says
that act:tna with Meryl Streep ta llle playtna with
tQn.is great Billie Jean Kini· ... keeps trytni to bit the petfeet ball," be
said al b1I eo.atar in the critically acclaimed mov-
ie .. Kramer vs. Kramer."
Hoffman made the comment in a proftle of
Mias StNep in Newsweek maua:lne'a Jan. 7 aaaue
Newsweek calla the pair th67odda-00 favorites to
WlD Oacan (Or their performances in the nim
about a cblld custody dlapute.
Newsweek said Kate Jacbon, formerly of
ABC's "Charlie' a Anaela," waa the fmt choice for
the role of Joanna Kramer in the film, but that the
producers who interviewed Miss Streep for a
minor role In the movie quickly changed plans and
gave her the lead.
Part Heaven .•.
Part Hell •••
Pure Havana.
~~· :..._.JJ'w
• '1b11 la about kids tn boata on the ocean with
no one willing to take them in. I hope us enjoying
ourselves la goine to do a lot of good," lead
guitarist Pete Townshend told the audience during a break in the music.
THE CONCERT WAS ONE OF a series of four
being played by BriU.b stars, who are working in
conjunctkJD with the United Natiooa in a bid to
ralae money for the people of Cambodia.
Tbe pvup made no reference to the tragedy at
Cinclnnatl, Oblo, earlier lut month, when 11 fans were killed in a pre-concert stampede.
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4. "The China Syndrome." The fllm about a
nuclear power near-dlaasler became hot news and
a box-Office hit after coinciding with eventl at
Three Mile hla.nd. ~·The "Palimony" Triai. It wu like old times,
having a Hollywood scandal in the courts acaiD.
Michelle Triola Marvin sued Lee lluvln for-ab.are
of bls earnings during the time they lived together.
Her "contract" was ruled lnva.Hd but sbe was
awarded $104,000 for "rebabilitatioo."
I . JOHNNY CA&BON 111aEATENS.A WA.l.K.
NBC-TV'a bluest moneymaker aboolr the network
by announcing be wanted to leave the "Tonil:bt
Show." The matter la ln the courts.
1. The death of Darryl F. Zanuck. He wu the
last of the bi1-atudio moeuls who ruled the ln·
duatry with iron fl.ala
5. "Apocal~ Now." Few movies in recent
years have aroused so much cootroveniy as l'Tan-
cis Coppola's $31-mllllon epic ol lhe Vietnam War.
t. 11lE EXODUS AT ztTll CENTURY-FOX.
LUNA
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fAllhl y UfTIRTAJNMl.NT ~AU' Dl'iNJY<, ~ "°9PT LOGAN ... NG
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The Industry was startled when Alan Ladd Jr •
who brought "Star Wars" and other hits to the
studio, left wttb two aidea. By year's end the entire
executive suite at Fox had emptied. lt.11&----_;_---+,--;:::-:-t..;..~~:-:-:~""""tl
10. David Begelman at MGM. President of w~""°"...!!.'." ~ ~ll{,R Columbia Pictures until involvement m a check-.. .af~41 1 ~QQ(jflr
cashing scandal, Begelman wu hired by MGM as P"•.W~ ~-= ~
president ot ill film divi•ion. a~ 1!11 J m--
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"ELECTRIC HORSEMAN" 1PG1
"1941" .(PG)
"BLACK HOLE" IPG>
. ·:sT AR TREK" (G)
"KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" IR>
"APOCALYPSE NOW" 35 nvn CR)
"NORTH DALLAS FORTY"
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"WHEN A ITAANGER CALLS" (A) •
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DUSTIN HOfflllAN
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But there was more to "All in the Family"
than olf·color jokes. The people, the crbes, that
crossed the Bunker threshold were real. Death,
abortion. birth control, vasectomy, old age, crime
and puoishment, rape, cancer; such were the
themes of thia comed~ and the show bad the bard
ed'e to carry it off.
THE 1111NG EVEN LOOKED different than
other sitcoms. Norman Lear and Bud Yorltin shot
.. All in the Family" with Desi A.mu's old three-
He wa 1 DOQI' black sharecr•r'• son who never dreamed
hewa
adopted.
STEVE
MARTIN ~
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A UNIVERSAi. PICTURE
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AU RIGHTS All€AVEO
O'CONNOR
After Archie came Yortdn • Lear'• "llaude,"
wbo wu the ftrlt divorced lady on televiliaa. 1be doon were open. .
Tbroulh tba.e doon come mucb quality;
tboupttul movies about homoeexuality and rape,
sucb u "That Certain Summer" and "Cry Rape,"
funny series about Jbetto blacks, auch u "Sanford
and Son."
Through those doors too came the crowd ot im·
ltaton, who used the dirty worda and tltlllaUon ol
the groundbreakers without botherln& with tM
substance.
THUS, THE CLASSIC "All in the Family" LI
an i ndlrect ancestor of the claaaleaa, "Tbe J;;;=IOUTH=;;;;COAIT;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;vo;;;io;;;UAO;;;;;m;;;;;i • • ._
Ropers,'' ~1ovcttc..."9a
Amuingly, Archie has endured. Throueh Ume Q 11-
and changing social trends and cast attrition, even QF'""" fw~
through a change in format and name to "Archie 1N1 w IUNFLOWUt
Bunker's Place" this season, Archie bas endured. w Of 11unot. c.M MMll!I'
This season the show was pitted against ABC's
"Mork and Mindy," a formidable foe, and still, it .. 1941 .. lNI
endures.
Yes, "All in the Family" seems a reasonable ._ _______ ---.i
choice for TV show of the decade. At least.
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4 eas. aJiptly beaten
10 slices white bread, cut in l·lnch cubes
(about 7 cups)
l 80UP can water
1 teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed
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p;zza Strata i$ easy to prepare for
11.nch. All you need 1s a can of con-
densed tomato soup, white bread, eggs
and cheddar cheese.
Jn butlered 2.quart shallow bakine dish
(12x8x2 lncbes), arrange bread cubes; top with
cheese. In bowl, combine remainln1 ingre-
dient.a; pour over bread. Cover; refri1erate
overnight. Uncover; bake at 350 degrees for 30
minutes or until set. Makes 6 servings
Great Lunch Box Ideas
Unlike yesteryear, most youngsters do not
come home for ltinch now.
By bringing a thermos ot soup, a sandwich
and those added extras to school, your
youngster will not only have a well rounded
meal, but will also have the same soup and
sandwich you looked forward to at lunchtime
when you w6e a child.
SOUP
Chicken a.Stars
Chicken Noodle
Vegetable
Tomato
Chicken Alphabet
Curly Noodle
Here are seven Campbell Kids' Great
Lunch Box Ideas featunng luds' favorite soups:
SANDWICH
Bologna, cheese,
lettuce on whole
wheat bread
Egg, bacon and
lettuce in pita
bread
Tuna fish and
leUuce on white
bread
Ham and cheese on
one slice of whole
wheat and white
bread
Bread sticks with
slices ot salami
and cheese wrapped
around
Sliced chicken OD
rye bread
EXTRAS
Nectarine and oatmeal
cookies with wheat
germ
Grapes and chocolate
chip cookies
Pear and brownies
Carrot and celery s u cks
Banana
Orange sections
Cored apple allces
with peanut butter
in between
. Wbo ate the mOlt reeoplaable kl4a 1n the eouatn'? Pro 1bly the Campbell Kldl. ADd tbty'n bMD u'ouDd I«
more t!aa T5 7ean. Whb "'-id faeM, wide .,_, ...., cbeeb and dimpled
tMee. tbt .... the COQlltr)' by •tonn aad bead it ..,.
Uatal* for ....,..uoN. Tbey'v•,... •tbroaab teat and famlne, war Ind nee. Tb.rouab It all thty'v• ebarmed
mlUioal ol Cblldren and adulta.
In 1*, Teddy Rooeeftlt wain tbe White Rome, the
Wrtcht Brothen were at KJUy tt.wtr and a younc womao
la PblldJ w bapplly Uetcblna the ftnt ol tbe
Campbell Kida to aid berituabUd ID HWnc Campbell oo
the Idea~ ltreet car advertJainC. 'l1lat Campbell Soup Co.
liked the Kida la blatory. And the rat of the country toca
took tbe Kids to heart.
THE YOONG WOllAN wa GrHe GebbM Drayton.
and her model w benelf. She called the Kida bel' .. ro1,..
polya," her "funny babies,'' and even al111ed ber name
wit.b a quick sketch oft.be friendly }'OUDCJrten.
She began dra'triag At a young .,e, abe said, matlQ
the aelf·portralta that alw~ depleted a chubby chi.Id witll
(See SOUP, Pate Cl)
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The "roly poly"
Campbell Soup
kids still look live-
-ly after 75 years
in the business
Meatball Alphabet Swiss ~~Luce Peach and DPs.nut h!!ttM l~·---~-toin_~ __ ~~_· __ JCook~~e~kh
()[)I~§ muM 02A~[)MA
ff Grandma is a baker, she
can win some tough. Her
.flour power will be
, challenged in a baking
t competition for
grandmothers only.
"II your grandma's a baker, she can win
some douah·''
That's the slogan of a whimsical baking
contest being launched today by May Co. -a
competition with an unusual twist: only
grandmothers need apply.
There's more at atake than preserving the
1ood name of grandmotherhood; First Prize is
a cool $500 cash, and all finalists' recipes and
photos will appear in the s~re·s February
Home catalog.
000.l'·SllAPED entry blanb for the com·
petition are available in the Home Ecooomics
areas al all stora.
Grandmu are invited to enter ln one of two
cate1ories: Cakes or Pies and Pastries. Entrants will brint the completed form plus
tbe1r baked eat.des and·snapsbota of themselves
to rqional iud2inl sessions to be held Friday,
Jan. 11 <Cakes) and Saturday, Jan. 12
(Pln/Putriea) at May Co. Miuloo Valley,
South Coat P\aaa, Eaale Roct, Topan1a Plua,
an~ Wat JM Angeles.
AIL ENTL\NT8 will receive certificates ol
parUdpatlon, and each reC)oul ftnali.st will be
awarded a '35 housewares lift certiftcaw and a
crack at tbe Grand Finals. Tbe cocnpetitlon will climax oo Frfd.ay and saturdaJ. Jan. 18 and 11. at a p.m. in the West
Loa Anaeles 1tore, wben re1lonal flnallltl
square off in public (at ovens provided by May
Co.) for the Grand Bakeoff. In addition to the
$500 first prize, second through fifth prize·
winners will receive, respectively, an All Cla~
copper cookware set valued al $250, a Cuisinart
DLC-8 food processor valued at $175, a Krups
electric slicer valued al $90 and a $50
housewares gift certificate.
After the contest, finalists will make
personal appearances at selected May Co.
stores.
Each will receive a mounted copy or the
catalog page on which they're immortalized as
a souvenir o( their victory
Ways to make culinary delights out of the recrea-
tionally-caught fishes like bonito, mackerel and
ba"acuda will be deomonstrated at the Southern
California Sports, Vacation and Recreational Vehi-
cle Show in Anaheim.
The fish has been snagged, reeled in. taken '• cupo1l
off the line, and finally cleaned. The easy part 1s '• cup lemon JUtce
over. 1 • cup1:hopped parsley Now comes the hard part . . how to r1x '•cup soy sauce
that recreat.Jonally·caugbt fish ma new and ta.s· "2 teaspoon salt
ty manner? Duh pepper Place pmeapple. mushrooms,
There are many ways to prepare fish. green peppers and fish m a bowl. Combme oil
besides frying and baking, acconhn• to Dons lemon Juice. parsley, soy sauce. salt, and pep:
Robinson, recreational fisheries educational per. Pour sauce over fish mixture and let stand
specialist for the National Marine Fisheries 30 minutes stimog occasionally. Using Jong
Service. You can turn that fish into a delicious skewers, alternate fish. pineapple. mushrooms,
salad, barbecue it like shish·kah9b and even roll green pepper. and cherry tomatoes until
1l into a seafood appetizer. s kewers are filled. Place kabobs on well· M,. Robin.soo will be giving her tips Sunday _....,.bin ed · ·11s c k bo · b durin° a 4 p.m. seminar on "Cooking with Fish" greaM:U & wire gn · 00 a ut 4 inc es e from moderately hot coals for:; minutes. Baste -one or several fishing clirucs being featured with sauce. Tum and cook for 5-7 minutes at the 15th annual Southern California Sports, I til ""·h n-.. 1 Vacation and Recreational Vehicle Show Jan. 5 :r~e: f~ un "0 .... es eul Y when tested
through 13, at the Anaheim Convention Center. NVTTY SEAFOOD APPETIZEa BALL
She will teach cooks how to mate cullnary Cheese balls are always popular appetizers
deligbta out of t.be recreftiooally·cau&ht fishes with dinner guests. This Nutty Seafood Ball i.s
like bonito, mackerel and barracuda~pecies an expecially "appetizing" appetizer. tbat are not among the moet popular when Qre· 1 ~ cups flalted fish
paring riab dishes. Techniques will be liven in 1 package (8 ounces) cream ch~e. sof·
t.be care and bandllnl of the flab as well as an lened
ut0rtmeot ol cookiDt binta. 3 OUMeS blue cheese
Aa a preview ol the semi.oar, here an aome 2 bl · d i of the red--that will be demonstrated u the ta espooos mince on on with grHo ...-onion fiakea
SoutheniCallfomiaSportaSbow. 2 table.spoons chopped black olives
SEAFOOD SALAD 1 tablespoon lemon juice
Salad loven will like the zesty Oavor t.bat 3 teupocms boraeradish
. -.,mes wben addine a little n.sb to tbeir lettuce Duh of liquid bot pepper sauce
and tomatoea. Thia Seafood Salad la euf to pre-l cup cbot>Ped nuts
pare, and tasty u well. Cream tbe two cheeses. Add aeasonlnp and
2 cui-flaked flab f.iab. Mix t.borou.ahlY. Shape ftab into larce ball
2cucumben,t.b1.D1y1Uced or lo1. aim. Roll tlah into nut mizture. Serve
M tomatoes. cut ln wedaes ' "-with auorted ftlMAbles or crackers.
1 heed lceberl 1-ute llONl'ft> CBEESB SOUP
Core, rinM, ud draiD CJDt bead lceber1 let·
tuce. Relerye outer leafte to line tbe aa1a4
bowl. OIW in pl.Uc en.per. Line aa1ad bowl
wUb --........ Break leUuce ....... into unaO chidi, and place ln bowl. ToN letb.aff
wltb ftib. Oira:llll wtUt eucumben 8Dd tomato nda& ..... wUti fa ... t. Wed dnilbil.
Bagel U.
GLASSBORO, N.J .
1 <AP) -What's bot this
semester at Glassboro
State College? Uncle
Bruce's Bag.eta, the
latest project of
Professor Bruce · Bradway'• marketing
classes.
Bradway says bis
clan is destined to
teach atudenta all the
planning, marketinf re-
search, financ ng,
purchfsing, manufac-
turing, selling, packag-
ing and advertising that
would be required for a
product.
And each semester.
the students come up
with IOIDetbing different
to market. This group
decided qalnat canning
mineral water.
"IT'S A BAGEL mix
-and there's nothing
like it in the store," said
B r.u ce Kaercher, a
senior and one of
Br'1r&way's 28 atudents.
"ll 's Juat like a pancake or cake mix. Total prep-
a ration time is about
one hour." ..
In the past. Bradway's
classes have come up
with instant coffee
cubes, compact travel-
ing kits with
toothbru s hes and toothpaste and sort pret-
zels with mustard stuff.
in(;
Next will be augarleu,
vitamin cbewinl 1um.
Student• of another
Bradway claaa were
buay la tbe collefe'a ho·me econom ca
kitcbem Friday, wblp-
pin& up the ftl"lt batch.
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Baked Squash, stuffed with applesauce and
peanut butter, is fine rare for a wint.er
meal.
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AllO Anaheim Orange Rancho Mirage La Habra. San 01900 North Hollywooo
Cook-off
Entries
Urged
Attention creative
cooks! Now ls the tlme to start developing your
entry for the 1980 Na-
Uonal Beef Cook otr lo
be held Sept. 3 and 4 in
Phoenix, Arizona.
Awards to the top
ei1bt contettanu total
$3,500. Prior to the Na-
tional Cook-Off, contau
are held witbio each
state to select a winner to
compete.
Open to all non -
proreuk>nal cooks, the
contest.a are held each
year to expand the
awarenesa of leaser
known and economical
beef cuta.
For more information
about the contest, con·
lact the CowBelle or
ganlzation ln your state
or write to the National
Beef Cook-Off Chairman,
Mrs. Stuart Ander11on ,
2534 Boulder, Kingman,
Ariz. 86401.
While sauerbraten i11
one of the Dl08l favored
entreea in German
cuisine, It la not fre-
quently made In most
modern American
kitchens because today's
coou simply don't have
the time required ror the
Iona. involved prepara·
Uon.
Now, however, there's
a simplified venion of
aauerbraten from the
tett ldtchena of the N •·
lional Live Stock and
Meat Board.
SIMPLE
8AUEUllATEN
4 pound boneleu
beef rump roMt.
1 Jar (18 ounces)
1plced crab apples
% cup white vineaar
l medium onion, •llcect 2bay leavea
11,.', teupoona aalt
1 t.euPoOD plcklln&
"" 1plce
~ taspooc pepper
l teapooo aupr
% cup crushed
11D1ennape Plaee beef 1D 2~..quut
ea1Hrole. Draia Cl'ab
appi..; l'tlet'Ve syrup,
pm blDe wttb •lae1ar aDd .pour o•er meat. 'Cover Md retrtprata M oars, turnln1 oc· eHloaanr. Tranlf er eat and marinade to ~ Add oa.loa,
l leaves, 1alt, aptce
pepper. Cover and
tD slow oven cm ;-...•--> I to 1"11 boun
• maul t.mdel'. ·Remove aeat to bo~ platter. a1D Uqald liDd diaeard
Ices. Add water. If ;•e..aary. to llqald to euun~StJrlD 1ar ud n~. to • •••l••tlJ, ••ti wa .... a....,..
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Wht-n you and your famil~
r<:ally care about staying in l
shape, exercise alone 11o't
c:noLJAh. You've: got to shape f
up rhe way you c:at. That
mc:ani using new Sunluc: ,
100'~ S!!nfu.n11ct-Ahl-a&-paA-.;..
of your d1c:t to help fi}(ht •
c.holc:m:rol Sunl1tt" has no C
c holcsu:rol Ir's c:vc:n
h1Ahc:r in polyunsaturates
rhan corn oal
And Sunl11t· fnc:s fooJ
as ls.ghc JS its name:
t,blSO'C 000l2
SavelO~
on New SUNUTETM
100% Sunflower Ott
16 oz. size only
Offer Hmtted to one coupon
·vbESOt OOOL2
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In facr, no oil frsc:'>
lsghcc:r. For saJJJs,
Sunluc:'s so lAghc. 11 lets aJI
the garden-fresh fl.i.vor come:
shining rhrOu$th
AnJ now \unl11<. \ prs<.t
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~unl11c: s !(, 111 \llt" Jnd ~.ivt
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or 48 oz SIZC.
So get new SunJuc
IO<Yr Sunflower 011.
And shape up the
way you cat.
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Now that
/
is behind
you.
The 5* Post..P.olday Diet.
Now you con lose 1tlose extra ·~ldoy" pounds in Just 5 to 10
days. You con shape up ttlose Thonksgtvlng thighs. Trtm down
thOle holiday hips. Eliminate that Chrtstmos spread. And start the
new year with o happy new you After you've lost those extra
po\nds. stay with Sego tor lunch every day And you'll stay in
control or your weight all year Ready to lose? Then here's the
diet that does tt.
One tCk>l con of~ Uqu6d equo11 one o-oz ~of s.o<> Pow~
. ..,
IMAltMIT 1'66 ~I
\Co medium oonlaiouSM
t oz rollln bfon 09feOI w1tt1 ..... cup Mdm miltl blook oo49M,., ot woMf
LUNCH (2M OOIOMI)
t let'Vlng of Sego
l~ttolb
blocll 00-.. tea "' wcMf
SNAC:C (226 OCJIOMtl
A '1IOM of Sego
DtNNH (279 ocMoMll
..... Chicken bMOll.
boll~wtll
1 med potato, .-oed lcupc,~..,
~}~an....,_..,
' lbllp lc>ool IOIOd ~l1tllCIOfwalef
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llfADAll (2., ooloftetJ
..... gro~ , t>otlied egg , ••lo• k>Osf with ..... lblap bYlfef
blOCll ~.tea Of wotef
LUNat (229 oo!OMIJ
1 MMng of 5-go
6rodlthM
b40Cll ~.tea ot ""°*
SNAC* (226 Cotof1MJ Tr.at yourMlf to Sego
DINNY(l26colc>MtJ
l oz alio.d ham. bolr.d , cup btoceoll
MO~wterl lllp~
1 amoM tomato. Slto.d
1 cup Alm mill!
1otol coion.. \.020
f Of """* wetgH to-. .,._ wtlrl. Do• Oftd ~ D'Oft.
CONUlt ~ IM'YllC'torl Deb-.~ Ott a wetgH I09I
Pf'Oglom.
. .
cur.
.HEaEDITY seems to
play a role in the de-
velopment of gal.IBtones.
Normally cholesterol is
dluolved by the bile of
the liver, but gallblad·
der sufferers seem to
have a condition that
permits the cholesterol
to crystaliu and group
together to form
gallstones These stones
range in size rrom
smaller than a pin head
to three inche8 across.
The formation or
gallstones seems to vary
w1 th race and geo·
graphic location.
A recent study dis-
.closed th.al 73 pei:cent or
American lndian women
and 57 percent or
Swedish woman have
gallstones, while a much
lower frequency was
found in Orientals and
Africans.
In the early stages of
this condition, a low fat
diet seems t.o be helpful
in controlling painful re-
actions to food. It ls not
the only answer ,
however, as emotions
seem t.o be able to kick
off ao attack despite a
careful diet.
CUllRENTLY there is
a t~st program ot
medic.Uoo that may be
able to dissolve
gallstmea, but it ia not
available to the general·
public until .. long-term
a.afety for use is proven.
If your doctor pre-
scribes a low fat diet to
try to keep your
callbladder condition
under control. here are some good recipes.
8U&GUNDY CRICK.EN
1 chicken, about 3~
powub, quartered
1 clove garlic ,
mincedftne
1 small onion.
minced fine ~ teaspoon salt
1,'61 teapoon ~pper
1 teaapoon curry
powder
~ cup Burgundy
wine
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CHUCK STEAK .98
BOlllOEO BEEF LB
.. MACNAPAk PRICE. • 91 LB.
T·BONE 278 STEAK
~BHflOIN LB
--MACHAPAI( PRICE, 2. 73 L8 -------
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~BEEFJ;>OUND
--MACNAPAll PRICE, 2.63 LB. ---LARGE END
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TOP ROUND 248 STEAK lB
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naJYAD 1 a. steak, •bcftlt ~,lellDalld..U· mlDld~fat
lCllllka,dle.d
-~iD••..U 1auc1pan. Co•e.r aad
-.... for JO ...... '4 cup ll01, ~
l ....u '*°pep. ~r.dlcN
l ta l>l•tPOOD lleiJriwbOt, ..,...,.na chopped Jm9~1 lft a ....._ ..... ,...
3 tomatoee. ~ Hace.O.W llih. Bab tD
1 tatil 'lpOoa brown
I 1talk1 eeler1.
dle..t floe a'150 --OftD for • ~ eQP drJ red wme miJnrt.•, or amn ft.lb
1 tlOH
1ar11c
canned & Packaged
.. HARVEST DAY ), ft
t BREAD .~ 0 OHVXE WHITE Ol1 WHEAT14 OZ LOAF
l:LADV LEE ~9 MAYONNAISE •
i OZ JAJI
!CARNATION
TUNA
ALBAC~ IN Otl
l:KRISPY
CRACKERS
SUNSHINE
r SWEET BREAD 1 29 h KA.W...,_ 1h0/ lOAJ •
r ~N MUFFIN MIX 22
b ··~-Ol tor•
_( ~~~NATION coco~ 0~~.1 .25
[. LADY LEE CORN FLAKES 85
Of 90>'.
r APPLE JUICE J-, sPfAH-••II 11•1 1.55
r VIENNA SAUSAGE 45 • ~Mf'T o 01 CAH ,
I LUNCHEON MEAT 1 15 ' Pill"°, 11 Ol C~N •
r STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 99 b lAO't l.ll •• 01 IAa •
b ~~.ao41 IOOL iu 1.63
b MRS. BUTIERWORTH'S 1 63 ~ . J 140l II\ ,
r DEL MONTE SAUCE 29 h IOMAl'O • • I\ Ol (AN.
L TOMATO JUICE
\ACllOIMllllO • • ••oz CAH .62
. You don't have to
haVe a. big faintly to
enjoy Magna Pak ·
·savings!
~ canned & Packaged
r MILK MATE
O~c&~• JOO/ 1r1 1.39
: DEL MONTE JUICE 67 o P!f.t• ~ooi.r ·--~·~ ' .64' '!"!: c•~ •
t PICKLE CHIPS 81 o OH~ wH• •JOI "''·
r ANTHONY PASTA 57 b WAll l>"U\ ,. Ol "" •
t PLANTERS MIXED NUTS 1 69
0 Wll .. "'"""~ ,, 01 °"" •
L ~~YE PEAS ·~ Ol CAN . 29
r JIF PEANUT BUTTER 1 16 .!> Cft:AM> 0. tll\JllO<t 1a Ol 1•• ,
r TOMATO PASTE 52 0 HUHT S 11 OZ CAlll ,
P DEL MONTE BEANS 39 0 CllU" (\It Oii """°' \IV\.l " Ol c.ai. •
Dairy & Frozen -----
Big or small. your family can en}OY quahty meats from Magna Pak
while you save a nickel a pound' IA>n 't let the size of our
Magna Pak scare you. Sure. you gel more of Lucky's
quality-bonded meats. but you pa,i less per pound! This
makes Magna Pak a great way to save on steaks. chops
and chk:k~n parts. regasrlless of the number of
mouths you have to feed : If ~our household .., ~mall.
simply use Magna Pak to htlpe-..... ~~
you stretch ttme dnd ~nergy -·-~~ ~ ...... ~-~1\
into money saving freeze _ ~ <..,
dnc..l twa1 m-..dl~ ':>ina.> 11 ~~{~.S~
costs us Iese; to f)dckage ~ ._ · · ·..... · ~ meats in larger pdckagl'..,. wt· pn'>'> nut ~ Sdvings on In 1.J<J.J di f1\.I! cenls c1fl •'Verv
pound' l •1d< for 1h11 nrt'lng1• M•''J"•'
Pak hclnd and pick ur .11:<J1twr ~r1'clt
soving-.. 1d\•c1 fr• >111 I urkt
oe11catessen rtems
!LADY LEE
BQ_LOQlA
SUCEO THICK
'-'EAT OQ BEEF
!LADY LEE
FRANKS 4 VARIETlES
blADY LEE
BISCUITS sum11Mtu OQ SWEE fMILI(
129
16 Ol PICC.
119
16 OZ PICC,
A ~}~ Slta:D HAM 85 ~COOftO \Ol ""'G •
L~CHEE~Ol'OIG1.17
!~2~ ... 0lN(;1.69
r WACON MASTER MEATS 47
/) •vMClll\'llQO -NOl llW. •
CORNED BEEF
BRISKET
lot\JllAO' S POINTS
139
lB
IFLAT CUT LB 1 S81
-----HOUsehOld
r M.D. TOILET .79 ,..•ssuc 0 rr 1;. 4 Pie 22<; SF ~G
bSPIUMATE -~F~L TOWELS
PAPfll
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• TRASH CAN LINERS 1 37 0 lAa' lll <I«•• 10 • ""'-•
r DmVE DETERGENT 2 16 b l'OMlf.ef I' °' M GI llO• •
r FINAL TOUCH RINSE 95 o UOl.C> 11:).lal\.
r vri/A NAPl<INS o __ ,,,
,.._ r .,., .59
L HI OASS CAT LITTER 1 52 }'\ .. llN. •
r KITTY QUEEN CAT FOOO 28
.!) -· i CHCn" •Ol c•".
pGRADEAA 74 0 ~~~~UM EGGS • DOZ CTN
Uquor
P LUCKY VOOkA OR GIN 6 49 b ., lltOClf ' " I '9 "' •
L ~~OOG~. OJt ..... 56
PrOduce
r MINUTE MAID JUICE 1 42 ~ oit....ct ., 01 c"" •
r IMPERIAL MARGARINE 61 b Dlfl •tDl Cl'N •
•901 Pit(, 1.59
r BREAD DOUGH
b ll'IO(,f()llO "°"'. -·' UOI ""' .83
p LADY LEE SPINAOi 27 0 llMC/llC>tO"fO l<lOl "'G •
r LADY LEE BROCCOLI 35 b Cl"O"IO 10 Ol l'tG •
r BIROS EYE RICE h"--mu 69 S VM'l(TIU .. 11 Ol lllrG •
P TREESWEET JUICE 89 6 o.MQ t'OllaW'll•" U Ol CAlil •
1 ~AR~ES T~l~~oz "'c 1.19
r RED SNAPPER AllET 1 98 b~ ltOllllr'C •
r DOWNYFL.AKE WAFR..ES 67 O l'OMlw.of IO Ol ll'ICt •
L ~~ ~n 10.39
L CAAADtAN CLUB 14 99 ~~_. I 1Hrt IT\ •
L ~~s ?1N , "1rt 11\ 8. 99
L ;l~ SCOTQ;41Hrt I I\ 11.19
Health & Beauty Aids
LSCOPE~~ft 1.19
l~!~ _ UOlMt 1.19
l ~ ~ ~-2.27
l ~~o~ Mlll410l llll 1.Q9
l~~~N .~oi11n.99
LEAF
LETTUCE
IUTitR. 1£0 ()Q CllEEN
FRESH
MUSHROOMS
FLAVOll!FUl & NUmTIOIJS
80SC PEARS SMET AHO JUICY
.24 BUNCH
.79
8 OZ PICC
.39
LB
BROWN
ONIONS 3 ~.39
! ~~~ RE~ ~~Ns JO oz c .. ,.. 59 , oellcatessen items HousehOld
I~~~. 11)CT .... 59
1~~~ ... ot ft 2.69
l~~~,, .... 5.73
,~WNDErER<bf'T -1 46
A HUNT'~ TOM~TOES11>to1 CM .43 A~~~~ ~11oi-.87
:~a:~~ l~.~.~~1.19 saroara ano san
LUIS OOISQ<> counti.s
uouo. • .. •• a a '* .
..
Sliced Bolope . . l"
Oecar M~ 12 OL Pkc.·M.t. or 8..t
Cotto Salm .... •111
OscarMaywSUmd 12oa. Pk.,.
•-..L: IU.. 1111 ~IRml I.II.a.•••
Oecar Mayer meat-12 oz. Pq.
=1s 5 1°' 32 oz. Jar-Ko.her Whole or Icicle ·
Swiss Cheese •• _95c
Sliced Mt. Auatria-5 oi. from Dairy Fnab
H ealth&
B eauty A ids
BUFFElll
s1••
l . te . I s1i• IS 11118 ••••••••
12 oz. sir.e-Antieeptic
12 GI. HU11P7.Jack Buu.milk s,._ • MttWU: • • 79c
l2 oa. the oddml butter 'YfUP
,,,.,,, ~~········
l.illch Pak ..... '1" ipricot llectlr .. 1115 Dressilg =a ..... 79C
,,,
12 Pk. BeU-Naturel lt;yle Handy 8 pk. 5~ oa. ca (JUD K.,,., Hollywood ltalian. Caesar. 1000 Jale, French
Ii , •••••• ~2hL ...... 111
JOY
lllWT
32 oi. Di.sh liquid
.
Instant Coffee .• 14"
10 0&. Follesa ••• taste rich
Mixil Click• ... 63C
Stewed 39c Tamatoes
16 rn. can from ['el Monte
a ll~~llllffl oe. .. •t 11oz. ar1 ~ WHOl£ .,.. mt.Ism.£ ti ii ~ .........•........................
Dove Bar Soap .. 49c
4.75 oz. white or pink hath bar
Diet ~l;perial .....
l lb. margarine ln two 8 en. cups
Cookies •t&S ••••• 95e
Triplet. Cir Anunal. Iced Oat, Iced R&A
II
• .... :J Ci'•~tit Mee .85• ~." n..weet 12 OI. CODCentnt.d !f I •.,
e~ ~,~IS\ .,.,....,. ............... ~.: ..
IO 01. pecb1e ... Bi.rd.eye ,..: • "' .. Fish rdtets .....• 131• .~ ::
24 m. packqe-Van De Kamp
r...a.:11.A-1111 . : UlllillllCIUila 11..... .
Van De Kampa Family~ ...
lllLDS 69~ :":~ COii ~. ·: :~.
IO oz. m butt.er uuce from Gnmi • , ,,.
Giant :' t •
t •
.. -.
• , t
FRESH s21~ TROUT -
Mount.aUl grown and p-.n r...dy
Averap me 9 to 16 oc. '•
.
•'
~.. . . -------···· . ...
Mali Mali e •••••• •1•! • I
TroPcal f llh fi liet. froan..def roat.ed • :
llalmt Sluts . .'3'! ,
Center cut-Nortbsn flwm-cWrolited
\
P..tn Bismol .... 1121 Pepsi Cola 211111 mu ••••••••••••• '1 •
8 :.r::peft ltomach -Choice ,..war. diet. u,ht or..,.,
Cough Formula • .Sl 51
,. rw J\Inve'hidifta ,.. .. ;.-. ... .-.-" -. ~--....,..-· ........... ~~
=:.s 514!
U.S.D.A. CHOICE . . . Western
Grown. Frozen-defrollted.
Ch·1· Beef coa '111 11 m1 ••• ~
El Rancho'• ... does not e:ioeed 30% fat
Beef Roast ::.m. '25!
U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck cut of ab.Id. clod
.S.D.A. Choice Round cu\~ beef
Oriental Foods
•• ADii Pllll llrr.
1' OZ. BOTILI KoHAl.A
~ ...
CHD .•11•
lllLF Pm SALE
COLOI
PllllS
' Swiss Steak •... '17!
U.S.D.A. Choice bee!. Round Cut
::, s1•!
IU.S.D.A Choice beef •.• Round cut
s2s!
Bonet .. top round of Choice beef'
::i'lll.
lJ S .D.A. Choice ... Cent.er cut
STEW
BEEF
U.S.D.A Cbotoe ... E:itra lean beef
81 ma ......... 11!
Freeh cnin fed pork with IO much m .. ty room-... Fin&w Ucmn• tz.t!
S.1118 nwmu 113t Slicid ~ ..• :'1'!
Our own bot or mild • , • No nitritee El Rancho's thicbr aliced "Ranch &tyle" Pork teMODini . . No nitritea
,,,,,,, :• ..................... 15!
C.-.... ora11111 • with alJ •tbe ..-. jWc:y pdnw ,oa'd npect from lop quality!
wa-.. s.-i
2 aL .-cit ..... _ di6wWd
fOSIEl-HBI
... I " . .., . r ,I , .... I
Calltom1.1 «J'OW11. Net wt. 18-22 OL .
Cro111d Beef ~ •• s21! ·
Do. not n<*d 22% fat. Bulk or petties
Cromld Beef •.•• Sze!' ·
Ow Lee.neat ..• do. not ac.d 16% fat
CHUCK s1 J · · STEAi ..
Cents cut of U.S.0.A Chotc. belf , . . . ----------
Pm..111~"-.J
!No4.ofll W~ , JAN t. 19tl0 '. • • u,.,,. DeJ/." I .,. t• 10,,,.. Su~ ....... , •• ,,.,. H,,...,,,.~, .. : ,,,_
No.!Wrt
4 . .
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=-29~ . ..~~ ... .79' E. 39~ ..._ ______ __. Fancywty.8os.peclrap
~/~~ ~ ....... '!'.~ ........ ! 5~
J ~-~---f-o .....
IOU11I PAtADmtA HUN11NGT01t BEACH •RVt• .................
. .,. ., "', .
1:.0ur veralon 1erve1
e(Jbt and calls for one
~d of pork. Cloves, gW'rlic and bot pep·
pf)-sauce capture that
cfuntry s piciness.
A!l$hOugb th1a recipe ls
a'9thentlc to tradition, it
a'fforda r oom for
creaUvtt.J.
lbb your CHIOUlet
more tano by add.Inc e•tra bot pepper sauce or vary tbe amount ~ Uquid. Serve
ill an attraetlve crock,
w)tb Cl'\lltJ bread and cm p p"eeD ulad.
Burauncl1 ta famoua
f9!' ita Coq Au Vin,
wlicb depends on tbe
lotalb proclueed wbae
for flnor. Wbat a de-ll~oua ed ~ lra;,-
c ata way feature
economical cblcltenl Thia rendition derives
ita soulful sest from red
wbie, thyme, on.lona and
hot pepper aauee .
~· with a bottle ~ bpt pepper sauce
on the aide for those wbo
enjoy extra 1u1lo ln
~ poultrJ diabel.
CASSOULET
3 sprigs parsleJ
• 1 bay leaf
12 whole cloves,
dfytded
y 1 pound pork, cut in
t .. cb cubes 2 cups chopped
oOion (2 large)
2 . clovea 1arll~ aUnced a c:upa beef broth
: ~ eup tomato puree
. .;, teaspoon drled
IMfthyme
·.PASTY PICK·UPS
•OD sma ll ptcta akeroately interlace
Vlr1lnla bam slices
afound melon baJll and
ptar cbunb. You may
•at to marinate tbe
f~ult ln Port wine bjforebaad.
.SEDY CALDOaNIA
•· Dl'.88DT •ort11le frub Ume
jttce, and boae1 to ~ °"" Ille.cl hlb Qallfornla Barll&l pean, ~~ · aDd plums. '11P WUla fl.ad ecwmm
... CT fUll l'IU.INO •me fnlh Callfornla dartl• pear Ille. In
bildel' -~ wttb cbaaamOO 8Acl ttmon el . .£_ombl•• wltb ., ... •atrJ IOUI'
m tor a d.Ucloal ----;~-~~
I
AMERICAN
BEA<rTY
SPAOHETil
~
NAU.Y'S
CHIU&
BEANS
·~°"' llE.0 HOt Oii !'NOi
.29
.59
SONKIST PINK '15 GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE • ~ .
GROCERIES
.89
.45
~~OralnRk:e .91
er;o-&:net Soft~ 129
.33
111
146
133
.35
.75
.79
.62
.65 164
.82
.87
• 69
216
.69
139
~~Tops*'Q .85
.71
129
.99
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1• -•'UAQHM 'DI 1;
11TIDE 400 I• l1·~pGENT ~ 1'1 'I t'ClLClb ,_,. • I
II _,,.auoo"'----~ I II -IA 1• 1.-rT 1 '--I ~fOl<Ul1QllO ••
VICl.IOPCl uQUOiO IOMCCO --~ I IJll!!------------_J lr.:iiii.;.-.;.-..-..;i;p;:_..-.-..._-1 I ... I
l1CAMPBELL'S 10 11 i• t~CJ_e [~~1 • •! :• -~~--~~ •: II -.... ""' •llVl-l~llOI~ !i
t.CUaCl IJQuOll w.oa:D ---.en ·-------!!!.!!!..~---r--.,. ................. VI .1 ... ~rata.Cll ... ••
ilSTARKJST 250 1: -------------•• ~ • ~ 1: And JU3t look at the money you'U ~ on1i •I OV-lO<f"'EAr I'
great team a popow househdd P'Qducts: 1 .......... ~ .. a.--.--.cnc: 1
Bounce .IOoff I onys~ •I '"';;..=,~~~~000 I•
7
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1 ~t . any size .------------------------. Mt Oean IOoff I anysae 1-------------1 Era 50offleny s~ i i ... , I•
1-voylJQUld .20at 148oz..32-ot..Ofi 12oz. 11 FARM.ER JOHN 98 1t
, Charmin .IOoff 14rollpod< 'I WIENERS ISAVEJ I'
{ Secret .35 off I any siz.e 11 ~ ~ A' e •1 Pampers 30 off I COl'lYenien<:e oc 2 tiny size I I I For low prices you can ~~ In. come to I -~..,..,_,....-~ I v 'I -~~~·~~ I' VII ons.. ·--------------! .·. .._ ______________________ __. -----":"·------------------
BANQCIET
FROZEN
DINNERS llOl/U~ ll35To. DQP'J 11(!7 55 =-rARMS 39 TOMATOES . ~ .
SLL~..ST
NAVEL
ORANGES
!IWa'f N<D ,J.l:'t l--9 ~ . 3 ~100
\.II • llllCTt. ~TOii~
WESTERN
ICEBERG
LElTCJCE
lNIOl ~ 29 TAYLOR
CAUFORNIA IA. ~~ 289
19ft.OR~
GROCERIES MEATS
;i-~ Detergent }75 ~~
~~ .87
~~'°'towteteaner .4 9
~~ Todcler Dllpen 6 69
~l~O ~.._..Yl'WDQ>(I 139 Glad Trash Bags
~me fh Logs J 29
FROZEN FOODS
.63
.98
.59
.69
IZ<JUIQ.MOVICJl }69 Van de K.np Alh F1lcb
~_,. FftllChfttr. .59 Qi. French Roll
~~l>Nh 123 S:oe.eeOllpeeoddll
~i=.. 289 1~r.Whelltarw
~.-=.~ 269 lk:'a.
PRODUCE UQOOR
e:I~
~~Ill.at
~Cll"*
~Si"~
A:d~
IA A9 s="'~Scotdt 998
fA .25 ~Vc:i: 6~
&a.15 t~BO&non 1049
CA .49 ~~~&ci' J95 .,NCCL • ~ .49 ~'CZ--339
&a.39 ~--199
CA•99 ~ 269
~FARMS.35
KALKAN'
CAT
FOOD
UOCJ"!'l °"' ~ ro •·~.111.:rv.
HI-ORY
PAPER
TOWELS
BEEF
T-BONE
STEAKS
A -.25
.44
.268
COCA COLA
BEVERAOE
2.UTER
61 t.Oll'ICl "'° ClUll'l eorf\L
JERSEYMAID
FlAVORED
YOO<l.RTS
&-Ol,.c:J (~
2 .-. ...
VONS
BEEF
BOLOGNA,.
Olt""-"T ·~"'Cl
.89
.27
109
~~ .. 189
TABLE KING .99 SLICED
BACON
"'JN'> '1 UVll • 09 •...C• ..
• -:-.-:; USDA FOOD STAMP COUPONS GLADLY ACCEPTED •
.. .
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.,.... __ ,_,. rM:lllOl'IOT"ll'ltCTAflOf&J.DtW.'"'IT.U. #Ca.a ..... ..., ........... NIDIM-.,MllU19--.0ll9\ ... Mlilfl&t. .. M ....
IOWSCANM1•· earM ••ta wll~out aJtrtw u an1 . we're waraed tbU
meata wltbout altrlt•
could a.me food .PGboD· tna U we don't 'handle
them c:anf\alb'.
Tbe reason la that
nitrite ii an effecUve
prf!HrvaUve. It pre·
vents tbe srowt.b ol bar· teri a Uult came food
polaontna. putJcularly
salmonella and
botuliam.
So we're coofuled. We
don't lmow wbkh rialt is
worae: the lmmecUate
rt.at ot food polaonlne
from no nitritea or tbe
lone ranee risk of
cancer from altrites.
TU LEVELol mk ol
'cancer fnllD Dltdtea la
not ttw.iab& to be peat.
However, the Delaney
Clause of the Federal
food ad dna& laws pro.
hibitl tbe use ol U.)' IUb-
stance ID any amount in
food lf It bu cancer-
caustna potential
In other words. tbe
Jaw establle ... a "aero
tolerance." Not even tbe
tiniest am011Dt of the
substanee, such u a few
Try Potatoes
Looking for a hearty
meatless main dish?
· • Double·Stuffed
Potatoes" may be the
answer.
Bate laree potatoes
until tender. Cool so you
can handle them eully.
then •rim off a thin
lengthwise allee from
each. Scoop out the fill·
ing and beat amootb
with buUs ad a JiWe
milk.
S ti r i n C h e d d.a r
cnff3e; and Potato Top·
pers, the conTenlent
blend of onion, chives,
parsley, bacon bits,
herbs and apicea. Add
grated raw carrot to
half the potato, zucchini
to the other.
Heap the two mix·
tures. aide-'!te1:!9· into the potato , then
bake.
• Inat.-d ol beiac aa ac-c om pan i men t, this
special baled potato
becomes tbe meal itself.
A salad ol crisp greens
and tomato wedges
toaaed with an oil-wine
vinegar drelslnl makes
a nice accompanimenL
I
YOU AIWAYS SAVEi
WITH STATER BROS. LOW·LOW PRICES
deli.
.... f6•,..-0•4VA!ltf(ltl' 63' BURRITOS ~o 01 ,~
LB.
OKllA11Uf0•1V411KllU $1 OS SLICED BOLOGNA !N u
·-· '•OOllOIOl&l llllAPll (IMllfH s 11 • BROWN 'N' SERVE ~;,~ lA . . . OV.All-fO••Y&llt(fl(S. SJ 4Cf SllCED BOLOGNA •• ;.' u •
......
HAM HOCKS
79c LB ....
RIB
ROAST
LARGE ENO
$189,.
SEAFOOD $ 15q •• ,. ·--lf'I&
o llOUND SnAK
I& s 1 6~ wtiliiNG • 59' CiNCKUSIUK l• s 12 • iiilsnil
HC" SLICED BACON ::.;;:: ~ .. s11~ ,., ..... A()/(.. s169 llU•·•OV'IO•llOHf... $•M llfl••llOU'o()•llOool I' • TURBOT fllUT .• RUMP AOAST •• I n• ROAST
o~ •• ... ..,( ..
SLICED BACON :.;.; s110 l•l .... 1110/tN•U(lfM $169 \1&1(11911(),•C.OllH((l(otll $1•• IM.ll•""AU("n
• • RED SNAPPER • ••••n •••ROAST .... s ..... 1'.1_cE_ .. o_·l9_i_c_0tt_" '_:_ .. __ , ._s_1_7__,9 ._c_cr_o
0_Fl_1Li:_£_i ._._ .... ____ s_2_3__,9 Uiil'"°aouiiD. Ii(, .• $I" nit a nil''
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APPLES
• • ..,\..., • f,r~ ot .. Lt 1 .1 •:~"
29c l9
f i siliETYPEAS , .. , .. 37c ASPARAGUS SPEARS ?~~-...... {' .. &1c
•
CARNATION. 170 CALOAIES)l 21 73-0Z • OR RICH Ct<OCOlA TE OR BEANS ~':. tAl.fO ! ll-Ol ~
WIMINI MAA5"MAll0WS ~ HOT COCOA MIX 12 1-0l
5 1, 19 I ra~Hr~.~~~~OE "'' $276
ljifiRGENT . 72-0Z
5 185 VEGETABLES ~~~ ! . •MU 38c
I LAUHDRvuoU10 5133 N~OOLES ~~~:'" ! ,01 19c
DYNAMO .... . ··· · ··· J2-0z. PORK & BEANS c •-fld ! •M>z 33c
I ii.EACH ............... 12&-0l 69c ~OTATOES :J ! •M>l e7 c
........................ , .,
TANGELOS
-...QI • • .... • ...
PEARS ""111(1••\wt••-· .. ONIONS •
lSSORTED
TA•U•U•
SLICID
BACOll
11-0Z.f'KO. .89c EA.
STATlll •otl •
LUNCH
MEATS
SUCEO • 8 VARIE"tlES
I-OZ PKO. 99c , ..
· 33c
.. 34c
.. 12'
ORANGES ........ , .. . -···---...... . 23c ..
I FDllNINt!NAPt<JN•·AEo OR SUPER ,.AURORA ~·-, 55c . KOIEX . ··········· 10<T s20' BATHRfHl1 TISSUE ro.~~~":~ FOLIAGE lH4 .. POT............. EA.
1 .o .............. • "0"'""' s P' ORESSllG =.::.... ! ... 711' LllHT DAYS . ...... .. 30<T REFRlm BEANS 11()5..... I 10~l 49c
1 1 DOLE 6')• REFRIED BEANS :l:l~··· ! .... 44'
1p1NEAPPLE tr RICE MIX ~::..... ~ ~· 45'
""=-~'* "'---'P. If It\_~·~--·&&cl Low Frozen s: uuu nces
Po ... A'fOES :::.STYLE 79c FABRIC SOFTEIER ~· .. •O" ~· 12.23
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Beer & Wine SpecU.l&
!All Sl~Staa~JU>IM~
SCHLITZ
NATURAL LIGMl
• •. ri1 C&HSOll eonu s ij6s
ITALIAN
SWISS COLONY
Nfl( OOU>,..,.YCM....-.0~ IM.
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Liquor Specials
IAYA&.Aa.a Al IJOllU wmt •
t IOUCl'I t.aNKa OM..,. ..
IESSUIS WHISIR --D· •NOOr .... I 7M.
OLD CROW WllmEY
qtlTUCllY IT'MIOHT .... ..__ ......
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SUGUMS Giii . o....··--••o" 'JM.. ..... POPOV-VODIA
-~ ... 11H.. WAGNE ~uSAUCE ..••..•... ! ......... n-OL 2 DISH llllUIO •UM• &le
S-n•11 'N' TARRS • s1 •1 l1Ml•••5>< ! 1'.0l VAN DE KAMP TASlil'S NMll't & , , um MOHTHA•K .... ····~ BLEACH 3SC ~ , PAm PIZZA Mturo ........ 1 .. ~z. $3 5' ,Pllllf• ! U,()I •uauws SlllSECCIRE
PIZZA :;a°'"·· .............. 1 ....... »OZ $4•• f Bfll'.pDCIE 111EL... 77c FISH KABOBS 1. ~177 C-OFF·EEmu. I s359
BEEF 'lQUITOS . I s 11 • p~ 111nl-• u.oz ••• ..-s $ 21 ••
WHITE,,. BREAD IMMQ..... .. .. ··"..aa. SJ 64 s· ngv c•r111m mot • et· FISH Flll.ETS~~.,_ 3 . comr·f':''569
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WHEAT BRUD =~ ............. IMOI. as-· Wiii ~ :MIZ 7ff Pill.A a. 11.-COFFEE • ~ .; EGG 8El1EISIUIW."~ ..... t . .oi. s1••·81£TtMA•.=~~ ..... &r ,., ... .,..,.. ... ._.11 llNG CUB MEAT.-.. -:. Jl s4s• llAIGA• =~· , .. 1 ....... •Ml 59°
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TANGE&INES and
cra,meat are aa in·
spind combinatioo, and
the ~e .. oning for the
quicle is excellent -the
two ingredients team
w1th' bot pepper sauce, dill. chives, and ground
gineer. Then the filling
eoea into a prepared
pastry crust and takes about~ minut.ea baking
time.
All winter lone.
taoserlnea and
erapefralt add tlaeir
fresJa, sunay flavors to a
variety of dhlaes.
G rapelruit or taaaert.e section.a pert up just
a bout any salad, add
new iDterelt to wiater
Ye.&Mahlea-Jtarnlah 1
chicken, port or ham.
GRAPEF&UIT AND
SID.DIP MOUME
8 small grapef rwt
1 envelope un
flavored ¢alin
~cup water
~cup mayonnaise
~cup chili sauce
~ teaspoon pre·
pared honeradiab
V. teaspoon salt
~ cup heavy cream,
wbipj>ed
1 cup cooked, diced
shrimp
~ cug chopped
cele~uce
Slice tops off
grapefruit. Using a ,
sharp knife , cut a
scalloped edge around
eacb srapefruit. Loosen
secUoas from mem-
bra•e and reserve .
ScHJ> out membrane
from abeUI md dJ9card.. Set 1rapefruit aside.
Combine 1elatln and
water lo medium
sauoepmi. Stir over low
beat 1lllW 18)atln la dis·
aolftld. RemoTe from
beat. Add mayonnalse,
chill sauce, boneradiah
and ult. Chill unW COG·
silteaey ol unbeaten e11
white. Fold in whipped cream. Fold in 1 cup re-
served srapefruit aec·
BUTLBTl'S I088ION
8'l'YLS
Fill cored Bartlett bal•• with ralalDa that
ban been phmaped in ab.,,, or apple Juice;
spdakle wttb coarsely
c eppod toasted ·:m· Drlulo with
uanberr>:
Cooking
Craberri are tlle
Ir.St of tll• boUdar
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Pr-11111 OOlipOn alOng wttn .ny one of M.nul8Cturer1'
"oenll off'" coupon lftd QtlC double IN MVlnga-'*' y<>u Pu•ch-ttte Item ~ to Ww;Ju(M ..,..,., ... "'IT""· -Orocet'f
Pu1cn. .. -or "CouPQne gr...., then One Oollet -Ueludea
tQUO< ll>Moce lftd lluld mi• ptoduc:D
Ltmlt One Coupon Per M~ Coupon
and Umlt i Double c~ p., Cuetomer
CMPOft Eft9c:tiye Jan. 3 ttvv Jan. t , 1180
Beef Chuck
Blade Cut
Chuck Roast
~119
Beef Chuck
7-Bone
Chuck Steak
1 USDAi'
lCHOICEJ
:~149
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Meet
PIAllWBAP~
Wieners
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PLIDIWBAP.
Tomato
Juice
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A t.arap•f nalt and
ihiimp moo,.e eaa
brl1flteo up the
brealdat table
Flnnt Oueltty
Centrel Americen
Bananas
1:k~·11 ~ 4::55 32~~111 ~~ 25
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7-Bona Round Bona
Chuck Roast -~ -_poast
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j CHOICE) i CHOICE 1 ~
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Look for
Golden Pre111ium Meats
U.8.0..A. CtMlic:e BMM:hudl lkln1lu1
Chuck Roast
U.IJ>.A. Chok:e heM:hudl 8Jl•l-
C huck Steak
U.8.D.A. ChoiceC...., Cut
Beef Shank
~ lb. 111
P« 1s1 lb.
stw;iiBHi ~ 211
r11hennan's Cove
f'NanWhote•H... 311 Chinook Salmon ':'
R;dsnapper ~ 218
Floran Foocfs
12oz. 1'' ....
... 111
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Cotto Safami or
PUllWllP.
Bologna
pkg. 16oz.129
IUllWlll!
Cake
Donuts
pkg.99 of 12
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Shampoo
'r New Crop
Minneola
Tangelos
l2oz.99 per39 bottle lb.
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D' Anjou Pears .
Ju6cJ, TNrtSldn
Lemons
Hunh Tomato Sauce
Si8wect To~toes 1..::..--.41
Hu~s Tomatoel 1..:..u. .43
"' *' lllr8ry oi;n.i*MeaiB'read .69
iiai,. oonu1s .. ::i .ae
llLllNWBIP-A sensible
solution to rising prices. ••
with savings of up to 30%*
Compareany Ra.!J?hs ~~
product with any slmllar national
brand product
lfyoudon'tagreethat Kiii~
offers you more value, we'll give
you the national brand free.•
· • Excludes liquor and fluid mllk products.
Reoelpt neceeaary for refund. Percentage
aavtnga will vary dependlng upon '
Items compared at.Ralph-. Compare
qualtty, value and savings. Offer
aubject to change without nottoe.
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l'OUNIADI YAUAT,.COIN aAm .-at t :•p.a ,,....,.1 ... a. ....,. .........
_. LG9; hr men ealJ 8-7. at ....
•AftlCNC& waJG8T Cll&nD ~ Lapaa
lueb DeQlbten al tbe Americ &.ftlutkm
Will bold a ...,al m~ al aoan ~. I an. a. M Botel Wl\IDI. Pw more lnfon:Dation, e.all San. al 511·•1.
A•S81CAN BU81NSSS WO•EN'I AS·
80CIA'lmN ol Newport Baeb wtll meet at I : JO
p.m. TQelday. Jan. a. in Santa Ana. For more
information, call Georsla. at TIO-...
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SELP CEN'l'Et will bold a Forum One pro·
gram on "Cominc Out: The Flnt Step Out ls the
Wont and the Best" at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7,
in the City of Orange. lnlonnation: Bob, at
99'1·9600.
BALBOA SIU CLUB will have a TGJF party
Friday, Jan. 4, at the El Torito restaurant m
Newport Beach. Information: 752-0128
( ' Horos~ope
THVRSDAY,JAN.3
By SYDNEY OMARR
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ARIE.5 <Mar. 2l·Apr 19): You receive news
which encourages change, travel and vanety.
Shake off any tendency towards lethargy. Im·
print style, express self an meaningful manner.
Take a stand -your populanty increases.
TAU&VS (Apr. 20·May 20): Emphasis on
security, home. quality material and willing·
ness to build on a more solid structure. Be
meticoloua, aware of details and alert to subtle
signals. Libra, Scorpio, Leo persons figure
prominently.
GElllNI <May 2l·June 20): Forces tend to
be scattered -avoid trying to move in too
many directiom simultaneously. Relative who
adviHd you could be sincere but mlainformed.
Know it and forge your own decwons.
CANCE& (June 21.JuJy 22): Financial ob-
ligations, prospect3 come L-:t& foe=. A~
challenge, responsib1hty and know that involve·
ment is serious. Your position is strengthened
by slow. deliberate action. Avoid rushing to
judgment.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Reach beyond cur·
rent expectations. Cycle is bigbr your timing
brings you to right place at crucial moment. You
make valuable, new contact and burden is
eliminated. PTesbge nus. don't sell yourself
short.
Vl&GO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Mystery is
solved; greater confidence replaces fears,
doubts. Accent on temporary restriction.
special deallnes with organizations, institutions
and bPspilals. You may be asked to represent
specfill VIew before media.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): You arrive at
conclmioos regarding friends, desires and emo·
tlonal responses. Learn by teaching, follow
through oo bunch and be receptive to opportuni·
ty for romance.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Flurry of ac·
tivity occurs in connection with career, dealings
with superiors. You receive confusing messages
from tbo6e tn position or authority. Maintain
balance, humor and be flexible.
SAGnTAllJVS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Lunar
aspect emphaaisea pursuit of publishing, educa-
tional Jll'Ojects. Travel, language, rare spiritual
inaiehts are featured. Be will1na to review, re-
vise and rebuild.
CA.PalCOllN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Emotional
commit.meat may be demanded by member of op·
poalte sex. Accent on involvement, money and
"mysterious dilemma " Solution to
problem comes throueh unorthodox sources.
AQVAUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Reinforce
leeaJ poeltion; be aware of public relations,
partnenbip prospects and necessity for
domestic adjustment. You gain moo throu&b diplomaq, dlaplay of quiet determ.lnation.
PIBCBS (teb. J.9.Mar. 20): llaintalD low prome, a't'Okl rocklnl the boat. 1'bOle wbo ipake IJ'aadfiole .-WW may lack aubnlnee. Know it
• and proUd JOU!' intereltl. One who cares for
you pl'Cml9 lt wtth ''tender reprds."
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'l'llll0'1G80VI ft& UCONI> Wortd War, &bl m. tarried .... wttll .a......._ ••a. Oltld We Ca SUN••,....,._. No Bi8Cr ..... --;;"T1tar W• Stampa '' and ........ tor ~ctGry. •• ,
ID die ntlt lllGI tM Kida tlaen "middle aied:' • denreat a fMe W't. ft; Dll ~ men mocleJ'n and
were l'Ud)' for tMl.r fint ~---GD tellntalon. 1"111 Campblll Kida CJ"Nd a.tarOaO eommerdab on the
Ille by 1IOUM Club, 11ow4J Doody. Abbott • Coaello and
1..ua1.e, amonc c1o.-a o< ata.r ~
ADcl • U., caYOl'ted, ..albia ~ U.., plDed a new
pnendoa ol ~ fw. .. All told. eaouib tpeC.la!ty
fteiu.llearlq &bl &id.I',,_. wn pn>dw.d to ftll ee.m
p .... bl•Ul••aoltDe~. ~Y 'lllS CAiil'8su Dtl IUll come out now and
apJn to lllmb wtDlomelJ'. tab • bow before thelt loJal J f w ail priiiiclte the IOGPl1lllt Alneilea srew .., •.
ID keeDlna a ateMy W1deb GD tbe Americao ~ ~·. &bl Campbell K1dl baw dbeovered that kids today have tbelJ' faYOrite Campbell Soaps. Wbile tbe Kids love all
the cWfermt Campbell Tarietlm, tbey'Ye dileovered that
three ol tbe oldest Campbell &,.... -Cb.let. Noodle,
Ve1etabie and Tomato -_.. tbe fa....ttel ot dilld.ren to-day.
Far from paae, the nopallic Campbell ~ aod
Campbell Kid Items that entertained youn1atera
t.b.roQCboul the years DOW enjoy a ~ with collect.on
The IJ'OUp wtJl meet at
8:30 p.m. at the Velvet'
Turtle, Newport Beaeb.
Cott fOI' tbe dinner and
worbbop, to .tdcb nonA
memben are inrited, 1J
S12. RelervattOD.1 may
be made by calllns
weCan Women 's
Network at 542·5'38.
FolJowinl dmoer. Ms.
Grant ~l lead mem·
bers and guests in set·
line career 1oala for
both the comine year
and the new decade. and a.re tak1nl a place ol honor on curio abielYeS. ·~~i;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. IQ;lt-Off~
. ) Save Everything Quick 9.:.::=r
proqram tor
taster wetgtll lou
£nroDmlol l.lmltec1 Pr•r1Q11t1011on th• ~
DIET W!.J CALL TODAY WORKSHOP
By MA&TIN SLOANE
Experienced refunders follow a simple
rule regarding proofs of purchase: The only
way to be absolutely certain that you are sav·
ing the proof that a manufacturer may re-
quire for a future refund offer is to SA VE
EVERYTHING!
This means that they save box tops, box
bottoms. oet·weight statementa, brand sym·
bols, universal product codes and proof.or.
purchase aeala. For some product.a they even
save the ingredient Usta and the nutritional·
information statements.
WRY SHOULD YOU save all these bits
and pieces or paper and cardboard?
Because a manufacturer may require
one type of proof of purchase for a current re-
fund offer and next month may make another
offer asking for a different proof from the
same package.
Betty Crocker refund offers are a good
example of why you should save everything.
Last summer General Mills advertised a
free-product offer that asked for box bottoms
from Betty Crocker Stir 'n' Frost aod
Snactin' Cake. In September tbe company
advertiaed a big $2 cash refund that asked for
the universal product codes from the same products!
MANY MANUPACTUK~KS are ln-
~..:iitent i:> the proofs cl pY.tthue tru!y re-
quire. Thia allows experienced refunders to
obtain two and even three refunds with the
various proofs of purchase from one
pacltaee.
It is all part of the game tbat makes
couponing and refunding so exciting. The box
top you save today could be worth $1 tomor-
row or next month or even next year!
Many manufacturers are now printing
proof-of-purchase seals on their packages.
Does lbia mean that you should save that
part pf the box and throw out the rest.,
Not necessarily.
TAKE A LOOK at a box of Ziploc
Sandwich Bags. On one end you will fmd a
circle enclosing the words "Proof of
Purchase." There ls even a smaJl sci.saors
next to the circle. tndlcatiJll that you should
cut 1t out. ·
But if you check our past CUP 'N' FILE
lists for a Dow·Ziploc refUDl;I offer, you will
find that the required proof ol purchase 1S not
that ctrCle but the Z1ploc perforated opening
tab.
Of course. some manufacturers are con·
s1stent in the1 r proof-of-purchase require-
ments This allows experienced refunders to
be somewhat selective in the proofs they save
Experienced refunders know, for in·
stance. that refund offers for Green Giant
frozen vegetables uaually ask for the ingre-
dient panel. They alao know that Sunshine aau for the proof-Of·purchase seals from rt.s
cookie pack.aaes.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE the apece to save
every proof of purchase, you can me my
CLIP 'R' FILE refund off era to beJp you to be
more selective with the pl"OO(a you save. Joa ~ dowo the llat of refund offers. As
you find a product you uae. make a note of
the proof of purcbue that t.be manufacturer
requires. Within a few weeks you will have a
fairly accurate liat of the prools currently be·
ing requested.
But remember that saving proofs selec·
lively is a shortcut. There will be times when
you will wish that you had saved everyUung'
r-------------------------------------1 CLIP 'N' FILE REFUNDS
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Gel Yourself Going
For the 808I I
Classes Starting Jan 8 & 10
in El Toro & Laguna Beach
14 964-3488
MEDICAi. TUM NftDS VOWNT&RS WITH .
ANXIETY
A Med1C81 Research T earn 1s ~tudy1ng the use o l
anll-aniuety medecatlOn"i
TO QUALIFY FOR THESE APPROVED STUDIES
Volunteers must bf! at lf'asl 18 years otd and
currently lakiny e1tnPr Valium Of a llahum-tyoe
med1catl0'1
Femare s t d k •nQ r r.il e r rtr<1ceot1vei. an d
expenPncing anxiety ar"' o11c,o t>P•nc;i recruited
VOLUNTEERS WILL RECEIVE A FREE broel
physical exam1nat100 tao re-.ts l'Tlf'd1cat1on and
VISllS With a l)(Olee&Onal
Call (714) 752-7937
BETWEEN 8 A M . and 5 P.M
81YE THEM
A SAFER
#
BATHROOM
The most hozordou-, room rn the house
will be o whole lot <:.Ofer for y04.I parents
when it's equipped with o BARD~
BAT HTUB SAFETY f\AIL, SHOWE;; sroa. and TOILET SAFETY RAIL
And they'rp simple tn install No
special tools needed
A BARO HOME HEALTH CARE C£NTER
A9( ABOUr ~Rf NTAL Pfn..RAAI
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Meat Prices
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THE 5'CIN CLINIC. IU2S COe9t C.11 .... ftla <-.We\I ... '"" a.ect\ alN lilOIK llNTlll,,_IMS. -...... ITAT ... WT Hltll••Y. S..lle J, S.wll'I l•V"M, a1v~ .• •110, Hwntl119lon •aetll, Tlie"'u ,_..,., a .. n.,., l'-1e1n Ti. lo4-"'9 --" .... Dodi CMltOnlle~ Cell_...., Vel..,,.~.,,_ ,_._~
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can look forward to "reasonable" Mlulof'I Vlefo.c.•~ ... , • •11on "
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Amen.can Meat •-·titut•. L ..... ~ .......-... "1••• •wen .... "-1•1" V•11•'· 111<...,... ~ ....._ J•. ••
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that beef supplies should decline DK--""" o.c..n-"· im ee-•• .,_.,,,. di•-• ,.tmM ,,..,. -"'-*-~c v-further next year. but pork and .....,.,....., ar-.. c-tt o.ii, ,.,.... P\11111.....s <>.,.. ~ o.11, "'""· ™• _...... -,.._ """ .. n.·~ - _ ,_ ....,. u..
poultry are expected to be in greater 0.c n. "· 2'. ,.,,..,.J ... 2, • 0.c "· llll..1"'·-'-z. '· 1• ,_," o.rti .. °'" .... c-c~ .., ,...,.,. o.t11 of °'-'-' .. '"° '"'"" M:IO-"N l>Ketft-17,i.rt ~17"" supply. Thal should mean. said the , .. __________ ._ _________ -. 11>wt11•t11e1t 0r-c-0et~1: ,.,_
group, that '"prices for meat will be l f t lth " • im .i... 1 ' 1• ,.,..,.-<>-c-Deltv ,.,._ reasonable... c. Manly Molpus, in· Sell or trade your old sk s as W a · · .,.,. °'"' '' -. mot, Jall , • ,.. •11~,.
stitute president, said overall meat new Skiing classified ad In the Dally
consumption in 1980 will probably Piiot. 642_5678 average about 181 pounds per capita,
compared with 181.2 pounds m 1979.
DAILY PILOT
Show Teeth
Few Good Dogs Sought.
SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -Bo Hilburn beads a
military recruit.lni program that baa little trouble
meetinl lta qUOta. He recruits doc• -specifically German
dtepberds, the military'• choice for patrol duty as
11rell as oareotica and esploalvea dettttioo.
-lllUIVSN, A CIVILIAN WBO HEADS Ule
departmd of Defeme Doi Ceatel' at Lackland Ali Force Bue lD Texas, wUl pay dot owners up to
$250 lf their peta are aultable for a "mllltary work-ial doe career." He was interviewed while on a
bU)'in& trip at Hill Air Force Base 40 miles north of
taere and says bu.alness ls brl.st.
About 35 do&S showed up to take the c~e
equivalmt '1 an entrance exam. Ads appeared m
lbcal news-papen UstinC the cbaracteristtca sought
iD a military pam>' doe. Hilburn says Uncle Sam wants German
abe9berda that are between 1 and 3 years old,
weigh at lea.st 60 pounds, st.and at leut 23 inches
)Jigb and aren't sissies.
: .. WE TEST THEM FOR AGGRESSIVE~ and for &\JD shyness," Hilburn said "We let the G>c eet to lr:now·a bandier, then take him outside
trbere another man provokes the doe to He bow
\e'U react." He aboUld show some tendency to protect the
'handler, even after the briefest acquaintance,
Hillburn said.
In a MCOOd test, a .38-callber blank ls fired
•• within 30 yards of the do& to test bla reactions. U .:fae cowers, he's wub.ed out.
lli.lbum aald ooly about 40 percent of the
-Oermu abepbetda who take tbe entrance eum ).aa It llDd "litn "UJ> for lile'' as a mW1ary patrol
'.dot. Be Aid 20 percent are rejected because '1 UD·
.aaft.able temperament, and 40 percent bave
"':medical J'l'f>bkm•. ' ... ' :; ONE OF '1'BE MOST FaBQVENT medical
:·reaaou ii a hlp ailment not. unlike arthritis in
~humans, be1ald. ~ Once tbey are inducted, dop belin a 10.week
"Iii boot camp at LacklaDd. ~ "After sndu.U.. lf U. ban a IOOd DOH. I . they ca., tbroaab another mne weeb di trainiq
lD narcotlCI OI' ap&oaivtll, •• Bllbum Mid. ..
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MIWPOU SBll£S PAO tmGMTs tt1500! Old World Cbarm
""" mhancea Uda 2-story. 3 Almalt new Nortbwood bedloom home. Formal
Condo! Pall Price els~!:!. room, warm -..0' I YOlml Sbllles laundry room •eouPI-1:1Pe eomples tool lleal Hayloft in
baltl temill, POOi Ip&. ,....._ Owner will be
bOlludl volleYytball It creaUve. brta1 offer!
llAUTQIUI. UDO
Redecara&ed wltb pride.
Lr1 4 Br w/1ourmet
ldtcbllL Tab 4'¥W 91i't% loan or owner will
finance at 11 ~. Aakiq antJSBUOO
JACOBS REALTY . .-nn. ~Tl~ i!I upp-adedt I Ol'fHf~9·H\IUflll()•Nlll' ...... ._ alvan a1e I '75-6670
'i)l!!~!IB.l.~• ~" fl·lt~IJftl IB llNI WISHll> -
AUUMABLE LOAN
1Wc>-Story 5 Br. 3 ba.
Almost 3000 sq ft. Ba cit
Bay loc. Owner will help
ftnance. ~ur·ooo. Al•• TY
54'-0ll4
DESERT CONDO
3 to 8 moe al Sl.000 per mo. Yevly al $850 per mo. Pool, spa, tennhl, 2
br, 2 ba. Laviab decor.
Palm Deeert. 646-m1 c:= .Walker t; Lee
OCIAMV.Wt
V...W..penthotae; uJ.
tra ••tua• 6 tm · -mlae! 2 Bdnm .. 2 bltlll . frplc. + com·
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•675-7060 *
i.1e a11umable
loaua, low Int.
available. Homes from $118,500
S675.000.
YOUU. LOYI THIS .._......_y_. ASSUMAILI
loft{J ' Bdrm a~ Ba Juat walk lnlo lbe
home r..amtaa 1r1 poo1, warm&b o1 um ma eoo-aauna, wetbar. bu1e . do in a super a.rea .. and famllJ rvoe, new bei&e ran in love. Fr.tilY de-
earpellD1, manicured corated and 1paclou.
J asmlDe Creek Baycresl
Uuivenity Park West.cliff
Big Ca.oyoo
Harbor View' Hilla .
oomdl ad mucll more. Auumable loan. Call -....-.-~ A r-1 Ya1ue at $225.000. Now'1'N170
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CSELECT LLSTATE
T"PROPERTIES REALTORS
I
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS-..
OLD&NEW
WISIUNG YOU A HAPPY,
"'HEALTHY & PROSPEROUS
YEAR1980
From the Associates & Staff of
Wa111,/ronl1Jama, ~.
OILANDPATl'OERITER
HELENE ALLISON
ROBERT AHOl!LL MARTHA ANWILER ., .......... .
MA•SMA8EST BUD 81u.eTI• a•TSYllOYD DAN80YD ll091RT BUTLER DORllaARKIR ALIC8 CLARKE MARILYN CL:URY suaCONNOR
oaoROIANN cox
AUITIN DAYNIS
TOMMMARCO
RAC"IL DtOOS BILL .. aNEY
DOTTIE .. INIY uauu flOttTIVILLE <IACKIE l'ITZOERAL.D CAROL.a 1'11Af1KEL
CRAMERfllltANCll VV.....UION
T•JC•tflllllnt 110e•llT HALDIUtMAM
I
LUCY HOWES CA•OL KAMERMAN ANN KAND.U M•LYYll KIDDIE
OA•Y KNOCHE KAREN KNOCKE
'ANanu.aY
B•TTYLYNCN 8R8NDA MACKLIN JACIUa MILL8R
GAYLE MITCHELL
DON MlsacANIC RUSINIUON
MARY AMiii lleTMIRCU'n HELEN O'LEAltY 8080'UARY
90HITA IARYAIC
llARMM IAYI!
AL•XSYTNYK
PERll1'0RRAllCI RICMAaDWALD ••nawAUH JACKta WMIR RUTH WINLMID suaYOUMOD
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IA'flllOMT We bave Hveral fine homes
with p er & allp
P841MSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Cloee to ocean. 132S.OOO
B. TOIO HOISi COUNTRY
4 Bdrma., 3 baths; ranch style,
mini.estate in orange groves. *9.500
B I LL G R U N DY. RE A LT 0 R ·-
, 11 l\"Y'""' Ur tv• ~ I\ (Jl) 6 161
mecneb /lrvlne
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
TifE IRVINE COMPANY
.JJapp'J new Ye(U'
. . .and for the 25th year may we
personally thank our wonderful
friends & clients for a tremendous
year!
The Entire Macnab· Irvine Staff
642·8235
901 Do11er Orn.oe
644--6200
Harbor View Center
lr11lne at Campus Valle'f Center
752·1414
Ringing in with
Best Wishes for a
Happy New Year
R. C. Taylor Co. Realtors
3 Corpo~e Plaza, #101
Newport Beach, Ca
640-9900
Private, gated entry opens to
exquisite, elegant tree-covered
courtyard. Glassed-wall entry
to living room hosts crackling,
wood-burning fireplace, 3·
Giant size bedrooms, den, and
ma~d's quarters. Gourmet
garden kitchen, steps to
crystal sand and tennis courts.
20% Down & Ow11er will
finance the balan'Ce. Call
673-8550
CHIBFUL CDM DWUX
Walk to beach & abope; each 2
bedroom cottage baa wood-
burnlng fireplace and patio!
Owner will help finance. Call
DOW 873-8550.
A ltAIMY DAY IM'\IX
. . .great 00 sunny days too! but the
stone fireplace, beam ceill.ogs, CO%Y
living room and tree covered patio
would make this a fine spot to spend a
rainy day. Owners unit bas 2
bedrooms and separate rental unit
has 1 bedroom. Presented at $225,0QO.
' IJ ~IC>IJ I: ti()Ml:I
REAL TORS'; 675.0000
2443 E111 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
PASTORAL VIEW-SUPER ClllDO
~---·::·;t··· trocfl.-Cape Cod CCI wflll pMI
cmd ...._ Pmocy cmd pulu4 '1IW
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ltome ...... ,.. _.... ...... So.-
lllg twCMtol, • ....., .... wffll wood 11!-
tlCC ..... Slll.000. '7Mt00
SPECTACULAR CORONA on llAI
Two _... 5 ,.... old, a. ..._, lld1
cOINh ' ' lncpl1111 lllh • ...,..
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s.J., Rcntala, Propmy ~
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL EST A TE •
2436 w C<>MI Hwy
Newport Beach
6.11-1400
315 Man~A~.
Balbo.l liland
673-6900
fi1 Coldwe.11 Ban~er
A con•• IT THI SIA One ol Old Corona del Man' re-
maining originals. Three bed.rooms,
3 baths & a den just a block rrom
the beach & shopping. $254,750.
U~IWt: OOMH 1
REALTORS-. tl7i;.«IOO ~ 1_
2443 East Co.st HighWIY. Cot-ona del M• ... ..
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&:x:lch Rea tty . ,
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UAL ISTATI DC" 1 SICI SIMCI 194~·
A THOUCiHT FOi THI MEW YEA•?:~
-'"OMI GOOD UAL ISTATI IMYIS1M8n'
CAM tqUAL A URT1MI <» TOIL•.·
AINI'..._...
Ow ......... _......,_ A HAPPY MIW . YIAa. ~'
? OPllT BEACH 759-1111 ~
raS0MAUDD SBYICI
For the small or large investor.
Counselors : David Rotering, Je8D-
Whee ler. Van Councelman, Rutb
Lund. Doris Waterman. Bill Goodrich-
and Frantz Clark, wtSh you a pro ..
sperous New Year
Call for appointment. no charge.
400E.ll"""' Rll Ill 400E.ll" ~ Rll ~
ta rt'Sb .. ta rt'!~
PIACI AND raOSP&m
to each of you
in wJb
JOYOUS HOLIDA T SIASOM
..._ from
THI IMY'ISW .. ORSSIOMA& S
QUAIL PLACE
PROPERTIES, IMC.
C714t J.52-1'20
J
macnab I Irvine
realtg
A IUUIDIAAY Of
TH! IRVIN! COMPANY
.... IAY ISTATISI
Spacious 5BR Georgian Colonial
home situated on over 2 acres of
rolling lawns. Lovely blg trees &
rabulous view of Upper Bay.
Handsome stable w/lftdividual
facllltie• to accommodate 14'
bones-tack rm --2 office suites -·
riding rtna & lg corral. Separate
guest boule. Freeform pool le spa •
brick patio for outdoor entertalnlng.
Sl,195,000 <U-21) .
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I Nrmt .. J batlla; 7WJI I PBUI& EASTSIDE. J
..... '7 bide Vecu&: ~~~~~~~ Bdrm. 2 b9tb • SHARP .
......._ ~ Sub. C:...._ 1024 UI Cotta Meaa St .
......... __ .. ············-··· .. •1114.•?fNA.cenL ~ ··---"•,........_
associated
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• • 'I'\ t tl ' ' I. t '. t. I
::::::_ 1LC llOI $16,000 ~ Ori~ owoen are Mill· ,.,..... In& their 4 BB l ~ S.
U. yaur ecpty to u,ae house, w lolft~. paUo, ovs the emuq low ln· •torase abed & much
Welt ioeD OD epArkjing 3 IJO'e, Olli bedroom condo located W\ndward Properties --------•t •• dealrable "Moo· 963-0027 tiolllo" oomp&ell, cloee to ,___ ,.._ .... ,.._,._ a.ooo MoYM you into a ...,._ ~ ....,...,ge. 2 rm:y 2Br home localed PAIAJMSI
IWrY floor plan decoral· n e a r s 0 . C 0 a 1 t ArtlaUc home la No. ed tn earth t.aaea. ED try. l.Al\IDL w aJk to beach dinin& ar&a. 1 bedroom & Ptua. .. 11.1.nutes from the from CUltom studio bl·
bath downatalra for be a c b · · · p r I Ced ~ fealurin( 2 Bdrm.a, prtv~. PaUo. Hurry! t.bouunda uod4r tbe 2 0... tivtng room wtlb
tlB.950. ~ S40-l 720 MatUL A perfect <>PlltY mualve f1repLaeoe a....r 9!11 ""'Mltil!!IL far tbe tat time ~ or lootiD& city U&J,U. ~ ·l,1lllD~ small fnwiltortoiet Into water view, mini --------•I _____ ..:..__ ___ 1 home owoenbip & start avocado or c bard.
llG HA.a EST ATE i--------i blAkftn& equity Owner S2:50.000 Nearnewll500aqftbome will belp ftnan <'e E£:J:~·!'t':!·~ -=::., ~·'=' c.u .. , p~.,;;.~t'1l;::;;;1i;;~:~:s::.::s::;::i
Idea for multiple family ed condo near So. C.out 0-PoW I 026 -~p. S2"10.000. Plaza featu.qm 2 Bdrm, 2 ........ ••·--•••••-• 1.213 N. Coast Hwy
MOBlLEHOlllE
BUY -SELL RENT
CALL 644-721 I ba1h. new carpet.a, wall MARIHrT' A Laguna Bucb coverlogs, ceramic Spectacular bllllop 497_.. FINANCE Mable,.._. Store
......... c..ter
CALLUS 661-1 021 /Jn NICi[L •
Ell\IL[Y &
I\ 'J5UC I/\ I (5
Re<lh1ll ~l\ealty
I ;d, 1 l<l".1 ll \ 1 lll ll l'
t.1 l /JOO
• ~ ' ... 1 lllloP• II' Hf t • ...
UDO
3 Bdnm.. 2 baths. with MpeJ'at.e apt. On Udo UJe, Owner very llexlble
ca h•ncma,. A real at.ea!
Ill K!0.000. or cnake of.
1050 Doon and RV acceu. A b:mes. 2012-3206 aq. ft. 1 _ uu1..
1I1U1t to aee. For more ln-Cloee to Marina Selva -r--..,...
&ormation call 54e-!181!0 Rd Ir Calle La Pnma -•••••• • • ••••·--·-·
·-~ $ :#-HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
...... ..... , ....
MltoY_.
vera-Slt'll.000 to $34.5.000. Leisure World. Ga&.e 14
Bn-3540; GJ..4006 Bldr Puonmlc view, 3rd --__..;..---~--• floor. V\l1a Nueva, 2bt" MEW DUPLEX 2b&.. 586-6879 A/C . art
$185,000! ?pm
(keen view. Walk to bch. a..,.. Ml...& I 052 .>c.n. A.IJ... ~ ....... ~~-· -~_..;_...;.:;.~.:....;:..::.;__1 SETTHEPA.CEW111f
~ halu \falley I 0)4 1lDS PACESETl'ER II
..••••••••••••••••••••• llODEJ..,
,._...._ a.oda I 040
VLew1, views, views
enhance this ~ or 5
bedroom home Wk.b 2...,
ti.tbs aod • moOv at.ed teller who will coosider canytn.g a large 2nd T.D ~bmlt your Offen now!
$119.SOO
B.Toao
1972 Hillcrest 2Dla!O. 381'. ZBa. AC. 3 yr be on SIH'ce ~ pell OK. 5 star park nr Lake F o re st.
<JP9646-7l To rtois e
Mobile Homea 972 8421
'JO~ 12lt40'. w 'tb20'
Expando.....,.......,.... S17 .SOO Cost.a
Men f"amlly Parle
564-..S; SM--2111111
COSTA MESA ~---l>adidor pad lBr, l.Ba. S mi from bc.-b.
EL TORO ARE.A
~ 1.D-Plexea
Oneor~
Pnme l year old
ZaftOdUY Rltr 494-8611
HEW 4.ft.DIS
Corner d Salais • 'Van
Buren lo H\lOllnllon
Beadl. -..010.
t' '•DeMrt. ..... 2400 .......................
lbr. frplc. ran1te. ut1l pd
Adulla No Peta $37SMo
I.It + MIC &U--0835
Neat' New 3Br ~. Zba.
fenced paUO, dbl j!U,
near sbope, ~ tncl
Wiler 5'9-$m aft SpU\
EASTSIDE Jr Eser
Pool, mce ram rm. 3 br.
1""9 be. fucd. yrd. pee.a.
bk OK. 1 blk t.o scbls Yrd.. pool • wt.r 1DCl'd. sno mo. m A.me t.n .. Mr Wft9!l. Mi-1910. ~
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ON MAIN CHA.NN EL
Braod oew 28r ~ rmcr tldJ'1D 6 HTI111 rui on tbe waler, tennis.
F.astsade. lBr. 2 car gar , ~. lan.&e. 11200 mo.
Spacloua S bedroom
bame with aw.ro1 2100
aq.ft.. Larae livUig room
ri.b brick fireplace . . .
perfect for entert&lnlnC. l:ntry , family room,
couotry kitchen .
1..aodacaped lot wltb
roomy ~r.ed i;r.iu. ~~~~~~~~~I apranklen. Close to acboola Don't wa1ll
fB_ .......................
SUSPUY
Beautlful 3br. 2ba, C.oo-
do W /IK gate, pool,
spa. temwl & volleyball
at&. Short walk to the
beacb.
LINGO REAL ESTATE
&-1120 Tenm T~Term1
Owner motivated. Loft·
l.y Westdtfr ellecutive
2llOO sq f\ bome huge
bonus r oom Lind i
631.®}4. 6*-5096
pet.a ~ as apace rent_ CR3735. TOf'to{se Mobile
Homes 972-1421
FoalfAM
New 2 bedroom 2 batb
bome M1.N1on L.alles Country Club. Golf · tenms·PoOi BuutlfuJly lan<b<aped, no main·
t.enance yard .
oe• rrpt. new paint C2lJ > M-1937
feore. no pets. $4~ 3Br. ZBa. cfl>U. <iJlis, lrg
646-2D!l'7 rand yard. 1 block t.o S12B.SlO ca11 540-1120 ASSUMUU LOAH
Shul> 3 Bdrm borne with
.ui assumable 1st and
seller will carry 2Dd.. No
quahfytng, aod priced at only $1 0~.1.888 Call --------
m.s:rroNOw
ALLSTATE
Park Pia~ Inc. M2-74al
HICE&HEAT
3br, l~ba. near ahla.
.taoppin& " t acceu. Prioad at only~. Park Place,loc. 842-7481
..... 1044 .......................
.... Vi.to 1067 .......................
STARTY HOME
3 ea Cordova m<><kl
w /alr. Assume loan l50.DOO 844 % & I pL, bal.
casJL Offered $9'l.SOO Ramooe Ho&t • 7SS-0226
18.MOMTE
Prem lot completely
doled m. Entry thru iron
pt.. Located ck>M to
IChools.. 3 BR. 2 baths,
••• Mablel&alr
101St.onebridge Or.
Santa An.a
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t'M> lldteta ~.90 value)
to
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Primt Harbor ll•d.
Locotiotl
9mO Clubbouse Rd Deeert Kot Sprui gs
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Newly remodeled ~ ping renter 10 Costa Palm Sprinp luxury coo· Mesa bas aw t.es av a1 la· do an K1aMJa Hilla OC .
ble for Immediate oc· l..akeald~. fairway 6
C\C)aDC')' from 480-1440 sq l'.dD. VleW. Owner 1a1eat
rt Several has 2 en· 9113-1Dor9&3-C*7
2 Br~. encl «;;;; betldl. SS7S mo Eves &
tncd yani No ~\.a 131 s Wkncb _E_ 1.3 >431 31.25
cm> S4IMllBJ ~ Jbr. 3ba, rtt
f.ASTSIOI fad. boet sl.tp avail. 2 car
Brand new 3 BR. 2"'-Ba pr S825 Mo 84<M054.
townhome. 3 car garage. ....,_ 3244
fpl<', sltyl1ebt . -•••••••••••••••••••••
microwave Poot t.eaall Gremtree 2 Br. C.omm.
Jlll5. mo. Daya~: ~· c•bteTV. gardener evs~ incl. $500 mo SSl~ REALTORS
Gnat .. _ .. Loan
No need to worry about
high interest rates quaU-
fylna or naaty points.
New and shining 3
bedroom 2 bath wlth
commuruty pool. large
1--------•I f am. rm .. gatden ____ ""' ... !Im___ UteYBsrrf p MK lot c be n . 0 II ere d at
Sporh -V~
& RV SIMrw
Jan. Stb thru 13th
Anabetm CoovenUon
Cent.er
trasaces. some bave new
CIUl*I & paint LDg Ca II Paula S Katz Agl.
213 /464-f.53S
DIVORCE! llUSTSELL'
Topaz La Ile area .
Nevada. New 2-sty.
L650IL lot home 3br.
2ba, heavy allake roof
Z!O elect, water. sept.Jr
IUHTAl.S
l BR. l Ba ........... $400
~ard wtt.b e:neoslve __ .....:..::..;:::__;~~--
briOCwortt aDd best of all
a ... down payment will
Ill 10" In. FUii price
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WANS TO 1100.000 lDW INT. RATE. Let m .. JOU ..... toQualll)'.
, .. " lt.4 c.-W!...... 754-lZOZ
Dlatlnctlve oew 2 b9clroom, 2~ ba COG·
dominiwm.187 MO.
2518 Elden Ave, C.M.
MU734
~LocaHolt
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very lrl. buUdab&e lot.
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A well located alngle BudCorbln 759-0226 Co•uto•l•l•M•/T ow• ...... for. 1700
2 BR. 2\>a ba . . . . .. $7'15
3 BR. 2 Ba .. IBOO
3 BR ~Ba . . $55().700
story Hanaver p&aa wlt.b
dell1ht1ul greenbelt
view. Just U.Led at onb' ma.ooo. ~~
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••••••••••••••••••••••• tank aU ID Level I +a<'
LOWIMTBIST Good roads Wu 169..SOO
o....t~ alubed t.o $59,500 for
~ over low tnterat quiet sale' All firm of.
NPT CREST CONDO ni&e 1ou ! Several choke ten 6 terms comadered.
38R. Jacmzi, pool, ten-1·! bedroom coodo Ow'DrN.B-71~1048 ...._....._. IOff ais; lnlntpr1meloc9tioa, homes In popular Spr· ;.;Hl.e•••••••••-••••• ocn • CataUna view. lot• communllJ In Oltof Shih CrutiYe fl.D&DC. al tK trvtoe. LU.es, atrearm. ":p I ty 2600
UMDA ISLE avail. Prln ooly. All. t.eallb. hab landlcaptnt ··--••••••••••••••••
2 Beemttu1 Well ~ml· 548-7813 From$S7,950. ~ SBr. m.. home or e d 0 o lb e a t e r Pbml today (Jlrin. ODb > J>OMlb&e duple& •/lo · * * * 5'4-14.M <Broker) am. potential ff# trade THE Properties. 995.000 6: OUlmY B.IGAMT °' aali lo Gunnison. CJ'ifLY -Nr-Oceu Db w sz. mDnon.~aoot. OOVER SHORES . ex-DD=••i'a;.-._, O*irado Will consider Newe-Lc3Bd2""18a2sly ~r'tge E s tatu GROVES Cote Realty pmllive.5br, 4"'1ba home, 1100 trade in the beach areas AllA.meaVacMS-lOJS
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One rJ tbe nicest m...wie •· lnv-•m-. t estate 11.&e lot.. Owner •••••••••••••••••••••.. Send lnquines to Tom ly, paUoa. din101. UP· bome ""' w ,._ ..... fmenci..,, Hml.&ey. po &x 116. KJOS/PITS ()t( grades. Avail_ 5, Jan.
pub In So. O.I. 64C).5n7 Bl GC AN' y O N . teAT "'TW0'8• IAOlnada. CA 91011. EASTSIDE 2 BR. 1495. 1 ll.'50 Mo. 55N49ll
Pool, spa, lawn bowllnc. Pr BR. sa. Garage. craft nm. Triple wkie, estlg.loUI lbr, lba, 2 8'cb'OOIDI each in tbe eGZUOor6t6-4841 38dr.2ba.new crpt.drpa,
a1JDo1t new, blib1Y up-c ou oht ry club at · beartrJ Balboa. Squeeky .... • fp&c, Kida o .K. '900. ~ 2 bdrm., fam. MIWPOltTHllGHfS mo•poere,, carefree dean. bulbJm1 carpet.a, ·-•••••••••••••••• 3Br House, '525 /mo. 4582 Walnut Ave.
rm., Goldeo....t coach. Cbarmlnl apac:loua 2 \OWDbOUae uvtna, Both *-5'eP8 to oeactae.-............ t d hderal. IOUlb of Vic· 75a-131Z,or U)C-0846. Eldra tarp lot on IJ'MD" lkll'J, I Bdrm, faaaUJ, ~ DOW. for l!wpec· vaca-callto ... t •-••••••••••••••••• toria.IC7.nl6,832-8016.
belt. Double prqe. cbtnl room. latae Uvilll Call lmmedl .... ...... JI 06 __. 5 Bdrm. pnstip,ua
niom. ...... NW wttb 9, ~tel)'. '42-1200 ·--.. ··.·•••••••• Eaatalde, IBr, 2Ba, f9Gq\ll& d.ub. *5 mo, 2 decka and ·~ckM&a _-=all • J'l'tr tae 2~ br, 2 be, ~ Jcl., 1 blck to 1»1GIOI' 55M5fl.
mlmftd batM. Wann -~ .,,. 11>.Wil>bPlp, 1carapc aclaool1, gardener, a.aclao Saa J oa uill
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f'or ••t•ll•nce In t 1re'-•1~ C&eaalnl
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dale Land1capin1 m4r18 .... , •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Eitt/l n t Paint •
wallpal* Quat work,
rff. Free eat S\evt
5'7.al.
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flettromc leak detectaon Car waxing. ~u~
GMbtalabl). Remodel wart. 642-5"9 &e.s. !!l:: ~
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3 Bdrm Garden home. Adult.a UUJ pd S57S/mo.
Walk to beach. _,/mo. 71~154
SUJll, SSZ-15&'5 Cm ml•1 t - -
............. USS '-••llltd l400 ..... ~................. . .......•........•..... --------•IF\trn;· apac. 2 BR 2 Ba garden condo w /pool. putliOI 8J'eetl & 2 car prace Xlnt Back Bay.
Nwpt Sch loc ms mo.
Ret'a req'd 642·0828 _
34'25 ....... VJeto 326 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Choice condos In San
lase luxury lOwnhome.
.,Ucouree. 3 Br ZYI Ba.
S596. 831·3tl6
Mlwport •odl 3269 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NO FEE! Apt. &t Condo
re ntals V1Jla Rentals
fr7S..4912 Bkr.
Joaqwn Country Club
area
l End urut. 2 bdrms &
den. furn or partially so
Overlooking lake $750
Mo. -yearly
2 Brand new 3 bdrm .
2':z ba condo. uofurn
S'T50 Mo yearly
BAY &BEACH Balboa Perun . .z BR. den REALTY 7:;9--0811
3 ba. Nr new Qwet !>l ~ .... ..._ ...... C--...a-19>0. Yearly __, unuu
Lido. prestJge 2 BR. den. 2 . 11r Mile Sq Park
2ba.Newlydecor.$1000. S350 Refs & c redit
.-early. 67Ul61 checks. 968-7437 _
_ BUI Gnmdy. Realtor _ ~us Unfurft 3600 _________ , ...................... .
UYCIEST
FAMILY HOM£
Soacioos 4 bdrm + pool. ·•lvan Wells" 1 sty home
on huge Holiday Rd lot
F)'esh1y pamled. spot·
.dean. Wann & m-
vitan1. Avail. now at
Sl.050 per mo.
Walk To leach
3Bd. 2Ba. frpl, new
carpets. washer dryer
bookui>. double car gar .
dishwasher. patJo. beam ce&.1.tnp, ~. 960-6325
··-·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3706 .......................
Ml.,...._. l76t ~MIN 3124 C.0..MIMt 3124 Ml..,..tleodt ll6t Pal.mSonnp lWtury con Warehouse. Great loca ••••0 •0 •••0 •00•••• •
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• do faautt > on Mlaa1on UOn. Warehouse/partaal l!i'%> 1235.000. 1st T.D. w.aa.:.: •••OCEANFRONT LA MAMCHA APTS ·11fE GABLES" Versaillel Coado 1385 Hilla CC. all raci.llun. b) olfice. convttllble lO full secured w, 30mo1 pay
Sped.acW&r view. 4 bd, 1...arie. 1.2A3 bd carder 2Br,1~aw /Jar.Adlta. Bllcb,#133.Pootsauna ~~~er 1161-SG> ~~space ol~R~h~I olf~7l4-833-33$2-.! winte!' nint.aJ 673-7817 apU. Adults Dshwhr cpts drp1, bltns. fncd Jac, clbbtse Security ~. eve~ """'at.ed )Wit 1 F o r S a I e 2 n ~ ..
bltns. end gar. au bbq yn1. Wa~r pd 836,.120. ~ ev 2131m 7001 ..... to~ 4100 ~:u; ~I~ 1&f ~! T O 123.000 3yr 12'1 l'l.
Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scotl 3'319-C.131!0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bet ween 4 o ~ 6 1 3 tereat SeaVJew hm. NII(. THE Pl M2-Sa73: 645-~11 • • • MovmA• Avmd depo!>alS & freeways Ple&K call our Deb 20"/'c. discount U1
I Br. stove. frost free M9'1¥tCln!lo cut living exptn!les· aaenl Mr Curtu dl S.rndl 714-6t0-UMl9 or..-
''GOOD 2 Bdrms. 1 bath apt refng, garage. Adulti;. 1.!S7BOaau-eWay Proreulonally since S56-4S70 TI4752·1107 Adults $375. mo Cat nopeta. $296. e...zsot Nf'WPC>rt Beach 1171 - -__.. •4
paid 642-SO'lJ Vou are the winner of HOUSIMA ns ...... W81hd 4600 Fast .,...,al · LIFEll Bachelor loft. refn g. two tickets <S5.90 value 1 832_4134 ••••••••••••••••••••••• z.ct tD's 3 Br. 2 ba. lower, nr. So stove. pool, adults, no to One-bedroom cotlaae in 1, 1 r1 1 l l L "' ,..... pt ..,..,.. N ...,,c $310 &4&2901 " ~ •" n eres . on~ YEAA·AOUND FUN:
Social Act1v1t1es 01
rector• Free Sunday
Brunch • BBO's •Par-
hes •Plus much n'lOfe
GREAT RECREA110H:
Tennis • Free Leuons
(pro & P<O shop I• 2
Health aut>S. Sauna .
Hydromassage •Swim·
ming • Goll Driving
Rangf'
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS· Songte., I &
2 Bedroom~• Fur·
noshed & Unlvrnoshec:l
• Ad\Jn Loving • No Pet!>
• Moc:1e1~ Opi.>n da11y
910 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
Newport Beach/So.
1100 161h St
10ov1H JI 161•11
17141 b42-6170
Newport Beach/No.
880 Irvine
I.ii 1611\I
(714 ) 645-0550
""" a.z.a. _. o pet.a .--~. VocaffcNt ,~-I qwel spot '" Laguna t.erm From SI0.000 to 641-811S7 ..,.-•• • atJC . Beach. CorOl\a del Mar -io.~ No P-re --~ IBr. pOOI. I adu~. no & RV Show f1 or Costa Mesa for S30U or ~ payment
2Br.2ba. new townhouse. pets 32S J 17th Pl off Jan ~thru 13th { t i~-"'-l 1es,., Otnet area ~··n P ~~~~ :
Adults. no pets S425 S A Ave A rt 1111 m Anaheim CoavenUoo -----uaJ wnw ad •6Jti. c· o ... ~~ 64&5137 T\ ~n~ I ..... <)6dest &lar~estaoency The Du 1 I Y pt Int IITJ.~ 3thrs ., -----ckets may UC c atm.,., " -.:l'wspaper r 0 Btnc L'll T 0 at 166.llOO MEWlaH'DAPTS S3l5 l Br. refng. clean. b)-calJJ.ng 6425678, ext seningSo Won11<1 1560 COllta Me.,. < \ atJO',wai.onedXlnt
1 Br. 1 Br & 10 ft . adults. no pet.'I 731-C W 272 Pboto!l and referen<'e<> !i<!filfi or t e 1e"h.,11, 9'19-4887
bachelor. bachelor & lBtbSt 673 7787 • • • Credits ABC NB<' CBS m 7654 loll Ftom $2'15 up Frplc. C.OSmopoblMI M •1taz1nt
rec room. pool, 1acuzi:1. I Br. carpets. drapes, OCEANFRONT Lge I Br. mo~.16-~si.nce 1911
enclosed garages Gas & carport, $240 2522 Saot.a 1 ba. WiDter M50tmo 1113 ~ J
water pd Adults. no Ana Ave ~92__ _ 642_1121or6'15-0516 iiets 393 H.amUton. c M Water fro n l Hom t-···················••4•~ 6'.S-4411. 2 Br. patio. garage No 3Br. 288. 4 dra t.o ocean Congerual adUlt Prvt al
pets l chlld OK S35S 642-M91or7311 Seashore moi.phere Lrg \ 1e"'
Large, qwet l br. compl
redec Pool & patio
Adult.s, no pets 645-6930
$285.
~ 9950 ____ _ Dr . Nwpt Sch bdrm Pvt bath \ion
-----2 Br. 2 ba. charming <'On
do Adult& onl:r. no pell>
Oshwhr. Lrash complr .
dbl ll&r $&50 mo 552·3400
anytime
S360 2Br. patio. C D .
refng. adlts no pet!>
7~-A James 673-7787
BEAUT! FUL ~reenbell
pool. l ma ocean. X lrg
2br. $395. Gar aliail
Colooy Apts 2229Canyon
CM 646-0354
3126 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Stud>o apt . Spanbh style.
tn·~X, gar. incl .. $290
&G-:ll83
Dana PolntZbr. 2balh apt 2bt'. 3ba Twnhse. New Walk·btke to beach No
frplc. range, diawhr. gar. Pets ~
---... m1cr S325mo 673 1521 Westcbff 2Br. 2Ba. pool.
ffl)lc. adults Luxunous
846-9573. or 67~ 2497.
$350 I Bdrm Channel
Reder. Ulil ind. Sgl adlt
No pets 675 7745_ -
THE COVE
Fabulous "Newsboy•
model Pnm~ bayfront
loc. Lux 2 bdrm. 2 ba
townhorpe Wet bar.
f1rplc. patio, closed gara1e1. Vacant Irnmed. poss. $1.SOO Mo.
l!pst&HT> h\ rm . bdrm
pvt bath k1tche11 pm
\1~ Verde tC!'t1 1 horn•·
Prefer ql.Det profes:.1onJI
non s moker S2711
(urn S2 ~ 0 u Dru r n
~:r722
F'~ nds Fem rmmk
~. I blk beach. lennc.
c rts Ja<" .. auna pool
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or lui. v.1th 11 Peno
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addJuonal hntc> ,., 60" for
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$325 mo Bachelor apt ~-
Adult.I. No Peta M96M o --· ------
lit ... tee. NU835 i4iiltk9iiiii ~ ~4°' ~..._·~".-~F ...... -~ ...........
~te wanted to !>hare
4 oarm ifmf' m tilt "1st
be HA)' &OIOg lJ 75 lrlcl
uul964 3475
Tickets may be <'la1mt!d
b) t "1lui& 642·5678. l' XI
272 ~·•1!14c •
4!M-6766 498-5122 Sul ta· ~al W $325 Lg 2Br, lBa. lndry Caal & garage. LSt & last
+ dep .. no kids. no pets
2'X8 Maple St. Apt K
S48-6185 btwn 12 noon & 7PM
Ru1q rl40 5~60 A11y1tme
E istbhlll Pr()f • Bla~1 •
ble for olfice. ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • lalloo ,...... ll07 ~ ,...... 3707 ...................... .
----• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA f'OINT. I
TOUCH OF CL~ Condo SI e e Pio g room s & BR. sngl only. Avllll Jan kitchenettes. 175 wk & s No~ ~ mo yrly beaut decor :>hr, 2ba, up. Oreaolront 67S-8740 -. 2 Bdrm. I 8.1. front unit or bak. ocn Vlew. Fantastic -.,,.,.
setting Plu.s club hse. Costa MHa 37 24 CorOllO del Mer 3822 duplex Excell location
B1lbards. pool, sauna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• near Npl Hgts. I yr l~aSl'
gym. spa. sec prki.n~ SUS CASIT AS Pl6. 1 81'. bltns. refng $450 mo incl wat~r &
$775Mo 213 425-7671, ftUm I braptS27S&up "50. 2 Br. Iba, bltns. gardener.Agt 640 5112
TI4-968·3680 Encl far Adults. 110 pool Adults. no pels E SIDE 2 br. patio.
petB 2: 10 Newport Bl, Agem. 7EO-ll99 ~,e. Adults. no pet.s Spectacular ocean vu, ex· 548-49118 602 cAo 2127 ec. front row condo Nwpt -eo.ta Mna ll24 I.Bl "'"'
Crest 3 br 2 1"l b11. CASADEORO •••••••••••••••••••••••
548 7813 ALL UTILlTIES PAID
----Compare before you P...--0 Pt. rent Cuslom design
Near Wedge. 2 Bdrm. features. Pool. BBQ.
fatruJy rm. frplc, 3 b.i. J cov'rd garage, new
car gar 1750 mo Yrly furniture. s urrounded
lse 67S.S487 with plush land.acapmg.
Adult living al Its best. Harbor View Knolls Con· Nopets
do. <Ford Rd & San 18drmfunuabedS375.
lilipl ). very quiet area. 2 Bdrm furnished S450
2 bt. mlm>. ga!I bbq, pvt :mW Wllsoo, 642· 1971
patio, pool, t enn15, DmlaPoW 3726 jacllUi. $725 mo Day
<114)77S·ll00. ne •••••••••••••••••••••••
7S2·1390. >.Bdrm. util pd. S290 mo. Bia pa~1;0Jce area.
ON WATER-all new 111· uut 540-9589
side int. 3Br. Npt Shrs, fWlwq••odl 3740
pool. tennis l850 968-8263 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 BR 21,; Ba exec condo to H.1'5 FtHlST
most pnstlgiou.s Bluffl Spanish Est.ate Livlne!
locabon Perfect cond. liealJUluJ park·Uke sur·
'$850rno. 641-7315 roundlnga. Terraced
pool. Swikeo .1u bbq, ~ul I.rs• 3Br. 28a sparkllag fentaaos.
bolM \n E. BlUCf. Cov· S pa c lo u 1 r o o m s .
ered patio. Low main· Separat. dinln1 area,
tenuce fenced yard. walk·iD clOMt.a. bome-
B8Q. Dbl iaraae. AnU like lt11chea •cabinets.
1'8». '850/mo. m.%197 ~ to Hunt101ton
IAJ'98 3 br, 2 ba, walk to 2 Btdroom f.urn. $445. bacb. comm. pooi. • 1bwnbome furn. $505
te1ni1. '750 mo. Family. =:..no~· &63110
1210 ....................... LA QUINTA HERMOSA
1SZll Parbide La. 1 blk W. ol Beach, S bib S. of
Edinpr.
14'7·5'41
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We&Lfleld
FAMILYAPTS
Brand new beautiful
large apt for famil1ef
wtth 1, 2 & 3 ch.t.ldren
Near park & schools IOddle play area
2 er. 2 aa $45(
3 Br,2B8 ~
No pets
BWestWUson,C M
63H583/S48-3408 ()pea 1().6 dally
W..tlc*eVlflaae
2br. lba. lnd.r)· rm. No
Pets $340Mo.-+ clean
dep moves you in 79'l
Shalimar Call btwen
12&3 or aft 5 642· 7356
2 Bdrm, cpts drps. blltns
Adults, no pets. ~Imo
548-40m
•2 Br. 1 ba condo nr. So
Coast Plua New crpL'I.
drpe. A C. pool. aecunty
gate Children ok. no
pets $460 S4S·Sl51 or
968-3652
Beautiful new adul( apts On the beach. Bach. hotel
No pets. lmmed. occupy apt.2306 W Oceenlronl
Pool, JaCU1li. &aragt m> la\&last. 67~ avail.
8acbelon S2'75-128C 2br. 1~ ba Twnhse t.145
1 Bedroom $325-~ Adults. No Pets Encl
2Bedroom S3'10·S38< patio. Nr shopping
TSLMpt MUlZ 541-6351
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Near new 2 br. 2 ba, bltns 3 Bdrm apt. $475 mo. Gas
no pets. $39S . mo paid. encl 1ar. adlta
54M87S 542-SIJT3
Beaut.. l very I& bdrm
plumb. laundry, lmmac lfOUDds. 11218 Pomona
$125 mo. 83MOIS.
STUNNING lar1e 2br,
2b&. pGi apt. Pool. rec
-. $31S11o.'110 W. 18t.b
St.
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1Bdrmapt.encl1arage,
$32S mo. 1aa paid. llG-SIJT3
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*DRUXE*
GARDEN APT.
2 Ir. AcWh Ollly
3poob
Covered car port
pelJOapU .. BBQ's
d«leetofwys & bcbs
walk to ahoppuag
l 71 I I GoWeewtst
atw ....
847-6064
tw=toaGra111da
Reahori 644-4910
S.0.-wh 3876 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'11(). For a large uruque
Sparuah atyle 1 br apt
OCEAN view 332 Ermno Ui. See M . Apt C
Santa Aaa 3880
3 bdrm J ba Ouplt'l ~
ol Hwy. $350 per mo
67S--4328 -----6tr.T .... 4350 .....•.••..............
;:,-;·~~~·;~;·;;~·poo·•·1~ Marguerite St. ( dM . ....., ga r a Re w st or d i.: ,. patio, lge & atry, 1mmac shehes $40 mo Ca II
condo. 4109 W WI 4!M·3334
Gemini RI ty 839-eQ.3 Office Rental 4400 lmnac. large 2br, adu.Jt ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
condo Pets OK.Pool. 1or2 Rm Sutta from $75
pelJO. $440 Sue. 848-8544 T79 W 19th St Call Tom M . lPM. :>40-23>0
. OlOdo ln lovely setting
Lovefy aJJ adult. no ~ts. lbr. sec pte. pool, gym --rH!''
:=.~~ff' Ed-Jaami. S37S. 645-9442 ff _ .... ,.... ...
DICUT1YESUln
F\Jll service offices
tn Newport ~nter
S4'15 3 Br. 2 ba. encl.
garage, f rplc, all bltna.
new CTpt. W /D hookup
TSL Mgmt 642· 1903
2Br 2Ba Townhse Apt,
patio, gar. adults. no
pet.a, xlnt area, close to transp. Etrectlve rent
$395 980-1.2'19
Walk to Beach, 2.Br. 2ba.
a«cry • S350 moot.b +
Sec. Dep. CaU: 53J.lltll5.
« U..fwllitl..cl ltOO ~SC70
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I Weatcliff Dr approx
.-.n1 I 8 swt. ample parkana. ('...-.:.Od Vil~ 700 sq ft. wall bwld le>
New 1"2 bdrm I xury Jot.\ Fisher 642·3111
adult apt!J In 14 pl&AS -------
from $350. 2 bdrm UDO ISLA.HD
t.owobouses rrom S500 + Brick omce bwkhng. ap
pools. tennia. waterfalls. prox 1300 sq ft P'eM'C'd
forf'rocookinm IJ & re&r DIJ'kina Presenll) s.n l'1!0Uld. Askliig IM)r sq. n
Daetto dnve North 564-lUt or eves '7S9·0344 on Be Mcfadden --------then West on McFadden 1235Sq. fl. 1988 mo
SHARP beach. 1. 2. • 3 to Seawlnd V1llaae 1617Westcls.ff.N B.
Br. trplc. dabwsr. J;." (TM)llB.5198. Apt. 541·5032
patio!. No pets 960-._ 4000 Exec. oles. 225 sq It. rrom
Hewpoli leeclt Jiff ••••••••••••••••••••••• $180. Secy ~rv avail.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Room W/krtCbeoette Jmitonal incl S57 7010 r~ MIWPOaT m week• ui>.
Bachelors . \ or 2 S.-sns5 ~lirv~
Becb'OOllla 6Townhouletl Bedrm In 3Br Condo. "1 s. Ba19lde Dr. NB Prom•oo w/ldtclam • lDdry pnv, C714)87~ Spedaclllar spa. tot•I P' • m pre f • d . .he I p recrueloo pro1ram, W/dean. si.so.mo. uw IJJ. 1.2 6: 3 Rm. db. offices. =:! =:mAt'I= _cl._m._1_1_TJ_. _____ 1 no le aae r eq N r
laland. Jamboree fr San Room for real 1n Cll ~Hotel. m-3223
JoeQWaHWaRoed. home. Aval I. now . «7141644-ltoo •imo. Cbria M&-7174. . ' ......... 4450
~ ...................... . 2 Br, 2 Ba. new plush _...ar_,;;.._,;;.._. _____ ,For..-.6offi~~ceat
~ PoOI, Jacuui. 2 Lovely conaectlna reMODAbMrates. M25 mo. AduJu. no peta. rooma w /balcooy. pvt 500 .._ 2100 Se,. Located acro11 from bdl.. kilcta. privp. Clole "" Eb ·
NWpl Bcb 0o¥ Ooune. to bMdl. -util incl. llm#.~E R
By tppt. c.1J 5'5455. lit • IMt + S'IS depoalt. 152511eu Verde E, C.M. -------i fll<$61Sor~ MMlll MIAI Room w /ba\b. ltitcbeo aM'f Ol IUY
HOA•JtmUC• ~Pool •aaaa. C'IOON ft omc. bulldlnc, ~ .• 11~ l9d1 pnt. Nr wt Odo .W. purdaaM l•km•llY ) • /NJhr ... •wk llriol -ooo w ,.,00 ooo BR~ lo at •1mo a. -.1,ace. awa ... u'o S2ad St ..
a.do ".nootbal toun-•••• ••-::,.r;:•• NNDoct BNdL C.11 roe ta l n • \:U t · l l ll • ......,. • n · deta11a Sle"a Real\J ~ro ~lf ...... t.oMtm. till _. ___ .,. ____ _
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MACHINE aoun
18 mac htnei. most on
location N~w equip
meot good gre>M-cwner
too busy C..11 962 3117
Leave name It number
f 'or mon!' mform•lwn
Mild to plKt> your ad c·all
642-5678
Free Junket fl 1 gbu.
F."-eryday to U s Vega!>
\.111 SchedWed Atrlm<''>
t'or lnformataon Call
~1-8970 121.3 )776-0 I 00
Lost" FCMld 5300 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
40K wall enltlle you l <i
IOOK worth of la>.
benefits for 1m I ntt(f " bw. parln.:r to help
fiNsh my pro,ect Mi&n y
other opp()r avail All
100'¥ legal JMn 673-085.l i.--------or 714~
sots FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-§678
40K wall entitle you to
tOOK worth of tax
benefits for um I need a
bm partner to belp finish
my proJect Many other oppor. avail All 100'; ___ _
legal John 673-08S2 or ~ or Found a pel? CaU
n4 983-0562 An1 m al As s 1 s la nee
MDMytoLo. 5025 League ~-2273.noree. ' •••••••••••••••••••••••
---------F'ow1d or lost a pet., Calt--. Special Pals Hotline .... SWING LOANS
and ' 2bd Tn.m Deed Loans on residential property
Qatom.aud to meet
your needs' R.E DEPT
SAMTIAGO IAH• 714 832·5200
fNEED
¥"MONEY
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714 972 1235. 213 '258-7398"
Lo11l Fem Perstan
Saa~e cat. "Gator"
Ca.II Annette 549·9721.
!172-0W -'
LOST MY DOG HELP'
Bladt & Tan T~r
ner1Dobie mix, rneadty.
lr1 . you n1
HE A RT B R 0 K EN :.
S4IMQ'1 ---
GENEROUS REW.fat>
for ra.um ol aUver Coptic.. Crou • chain. k>llt ,.,..
Rob1aaoa'1 in Nwl>t.
12·28. SentimelJtal va~.
Please cal.I 832-6231
LOST: M. Blk lab vie,
Newhope • Hen ..
REWARD. 83t-11180 '
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COYER GIRL
• t5J.G771 * 216 Hr OutcaU Service
PRE LAW student needs
125.000. Will do anythJn1 Legal. Conrldentlal
DVM. P.O. Box 3242.
N. 8 . 92663.
•FOXY LADY* OUTCALL ONL V
•972-1 L38 * .
ADVERTISING SALES,
mature, 1ell motiva\ed
l.odivtdual reqwred for
Local buaineaa magazine.
Llberal atral1bt com·
miallao. Many leads pro·
vkled, but cold calla will
be pnmary proapert
source. Phone 497·44&4
for appt..
1B.L9
SWBVISOI
Beaut. lrv. toe .
(o r indiv .
w /t eller
supervisor o r
savi ng s
s up erv i sor
background. Xlnt
benes & start sal
to $1000.
CalC"'T'f
t72·tt55
SAVIMGS
•
LOAM ftlOc;ISSIMG ca.• ~cmBaacb
Of flee
Gemral clerical dut.iea.
Typin&, heavy pbonea.
For mf orma \.loo,
pleaae ccotact:
Ceola Denn.la
842·1550
USLIFE
.... & Lo. A•lft
19021 Beach Blvd.
Huntlneton Beach, Ca
926411
* Equal Opp Empl M F H
Classified
c.tar
Sales &
Reception
1be D:ail1 PUot bu an opeomc at lbe main ol·
fice rrom coumer. N*
comlllt ol c:1uaifted ad ulet. reeeptklD for the
company • cenenl
dierical WQl1[. Kutt type
4.5 wpm Oil elect nc and
be capable ol deallna
with tbe public Op
portunity for ~van<'e· meat. Excellelit com·
pal\)' benefits .
For Interview please call
Personnel Office
6'2421. nt 277
OIAHGl!COAST
OAILY'9LOT
330W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa
Equal Opportun.lty
Employer
lt•rt Tit• ,,...
.... o •• •f ,...
ca .. , .... , ........
.... ASST
No SH. Ideal for
attract todlv
w/ttplna 55 +.
Good math apt &
ability to
function on own.
Fashion Is land
based co. w/xlnt
bens & start aal
to SlOOO.
~J:.'l
UMY CUD
TaAB•
Lots of v a.riety
w/this financial
g iant. Loe in
Newport Beach.
Lt typing &
pleasant attitude
only r equire -
ments. Start sal
to~.
~z.=
rr..AI Of Us At
O\·Llr\': ~~.s&MCU 0 8 N T A L A S
W • w I a 1' 'Io• o ST /CHAIRSIDE. exper
PrbfL!WMlw'f... w/RDA. esubll.abed Of· Hl..ocMS nee m Newport Beach
J1ll llrct. ..... ...... M.'>«!01
Gu u tlotflce 1..-..
"1U time poatUoo avalla·, ~ ble for reliable In-
dividual to uaiat aervice
deJll. manaser. Typ1.o1
required, phone • dlt-
patcbln1. Call Shelley m.zm
Calif. Copymc Produc:ta t••port IHdt DsUJ Offtce lookJnl for ~~~~~~~~~! d,ynamile M1f ·motivated Gcnen1 office. P tr morn· -= b&ck office aaatatant Inca. llUlt type 6 apell.
a...EIUCAL ,. .. u•n
PAlf·nMI
aftemoom. Good typtn1
1klll1 nece asar y
N~rt Cenler Dnve
locaUon. Ca.111~.
C\erlL.a, 7 ·11 S 3() PM
llPM Tues. Wed & Fri
11PM·7All Sun tbru
1bura. 875 Paulanno.
CM 751-tlm
Career opportunity • Call m.1111.
~for n lbtpersoo C.USC'7·1.IS5nlbtaway. GENERAL OFFICE -Full time . Exper.
w ;pa y ablea ll re -
ceivables pref TypinC
50wpm. Pbooea • tthna Call~
Den la I A 11 ia la n t
Orthodocttic Cba1r11de
J o 1 o o u,r t e a m
~1ve office Costa
Meaa-Newport 546 5170
DENTAL ASSIST.
4 days. no Sat Beach
8IU 645-758>
DEPUTY
fUIJ tune and part time
Spe<'Lal Deputy posll10f\li
avatlable Cor Irvine Com
GtMc al Office
Bede owlc1 fl"" IHks
._,... w f.flt•rd of· •
flee ••p•rl••c•.
~d hon 1tro•9
cowa 'ccrti•• *fib. ·
Cell Valor BednMlkl
•540-9264.
pany Ranch 6 Property --------Pat r o I P 0 S T
cerllfirat.e reqw red Ap General
ply at l~ TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
ADVERTISING
PRODlETION SWBYISOlt
Growing branch
in Wes tmins ter
seeks indiv .
w /savi n gs
supe r v i sor
background
Great bens &
s uper friendly
co-workers. Start
sat to $1050.
--------Clerical Part llme Very
CODI CUM ltMI
Ideal start pos
for indiv. w/little
or no work exp .
& ability to type
25.30 wpm Very
friendly atmosp
& xlnt bens
Start sal to $575
~ position av Jla
ble ll\ our Clusll1ed
verhsinit d'-'partm1·nl
Hours9AM totiPM L1~hl
typtn& reqUJ red 135 40
wpm I Typing test v. 111
be adnurmtered ~mt'
l •· n It e ) b y l o u c h
~a.I)
Tl4E IRVIME CO A ......... THE
.r~ HEWHAa •..
642-1571 Also H111ng
Gnat COfttPCl"Y
ESCORTS
al Hr.. 641-0180
MC/VISA
DIAMOND WANTED
Pn v party w1ll buy I Lo 3
carat, cash. N B 548-4975 ----O.C. AIRPORT
ESCORT SERVICE Spec1allz1n g in b us1
nessmeo, r esident!>
welcome.
739°5248
Prof Massage by St.eve.
Lac'd Therapist. N B
11am·8pm. Appl Only
548-28\7
MASSAGE s1mpallco
Your masseur
tsBobJamea
OUiculilJ"i>ll. Gt·:>l 11
ICIM'S OUTCAU
953-91.21
ARTIST
The Dady Pllot has an
unmed1ate operung for a
talented a nd rreative
person with neat and
clean produrtion skills
Cnsp spec layouts. light
comps and handlettering
a must TypUlg ability a
plus Good rom pany
benefits and starting
salary Please call
Personnel at 642·4321,
ext. 277 between 9AM
and SPM for interview
appointment.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
:mW. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa
An Equal
()pporturuty
___ E_mployer
Alfredo's Harr Etc 1610
PCH. Newp 't Bch.
~ We ar.e relll.lng
~yllng at.at.ion.I.
An extra S.00 -SI .000 per
mant.b, pit. choose your
On VUig to Sacramento Cor own hours' 5J6.2403 __
Olmtmas Want person . to shr drivm& & ex APTMANAGER·Sem1 re·
j>emes 831-8266 t1red couple for SS units. ,___ __ --C.M. C21J)865-38Sl, <714)
Excit\ng Phone Ca I la 64i-5073 We are ror real Try us .:..=....:..........:......-----
Fooe-A Friend: 558-2441 ~-TroinH
MICHELLE'S Jmmed Opening, will
lrain, N. 8 . 548·9818 •o.tcal• 11.A.M·ZAM 835-3749 /iSSr. MANAGEJ\.Cor fab
chaln. Fabric or retail FOXX SHOP exp. pref. Call Maunne
ESCORTS _646-4040 __ . ---
onent.a11. tall blondes, At!I'OMOTIVE
full fipre modela. Out-AcCCMlh P~
call. 82&-2Ml. Automotive expenence
necessary. Salary com-
) PHYSIC AIADB · meTisurale wil'tl ex·
REMO will advise oa any perience. Houn 8 to s
-problems you have .. She Monday tbru Friday.
will olfer you 3 readmgs EXCELLENT cbance
over telephone l Physic for advancement with an 2 Tarot Cards 3.Ad· . vise·SSO for all Mus entbu111asllc, growing
have your phooe no, 111 corporauon.
name & birth 111cn. Con· call Berni
tact Ke mo al (408)
57008 or 9801 Soquel
Dr, Aptos, Ca 95003
AttA!nlion: I am presnant,
fomcn and healthy. 1
cannot take care ol my
baby. Need adoption.
~3637 Nellle. ~6
Doth1 after 6PM
LOY& Y LADIES
MOOILS & UCOITS ~SI
A.uus
#I ht Or_,. C-.ty
2925Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
97t-2500
tilSS YIGAS BABYSl'ITER·for 2 scbl SHOW GIRLS .,. cblldren. it mkpoe ,
1$COlrTS mature woman. own
Fut Service To Lal ir..p. ~ llDI, lliUllOn Viejo J.rvtne BabrtlUer ••ni.d. l-3
tlJ.tlOO dlJ• per weelt.-.lly MCJ!I¥ bome. Cdll area.
~. Waated: 'Jam tenni1 =r at TeWlnlde •~tater wanted, uoa
.callMMoSJ tmaUr-, matUM, rella-"* t'Sit•I•• 1360 bla, Da1a, Su Ju~n _ ......................... ·~ old. Bet •. U.1:-.au.
.._'"'9ST
80UIROOAST BANK ........ ... c.11. -. ....... &.o.a.
CGI C:"'T'f
972-9'55 .
r/T TBJ.H
TUIHHS
2 Openings for
attrac. outgoing
mdiv. w/typmg
30+. exp
w I c'ashiering &
w illingness to
learn . Work
approx 20 hrs
wk, Sat a must.
Openings in San
Juan Capo &
Laguna Niguel.
CalCGTY
972-'955
IOOICKEIPER
TRAJM&S
No exp nee. just
a willingness to
l earn , ni ce
appear & ability
to operate adding
mach. Beaut
beach loc co. ofrs
xlnt g r owt h
potent & start sal
$650.
CGICany
t72°995S
--J:
RECONCILEMENT
CLERK
E x P. i n reconc1lements
w I cbrresp banks
& It. teller/ new
a c c t s
background .
Growing bank in
beach area seeks
nice appear indiv
to work 2-3 days
·on r econcile-
m e n t s
& rest of wk as
teller/new accts.
Xlnt g rowth
potent. be ns &
starting sal $800.
~~
PUOPB Beaut. beach loe
co. overlooking
oeean seeks very
s pecial person,
who loves pbon"'
work. All new
.equip . Good
phone voice &
personallty.
Previous exp
req , aal
negotiable .
~~
Banlung
BANKING
POSITIONS
IMMB> OPEHIHGS
fOll
FtLECLERKS
Excellent trammg op
portun1Ly ror career
nllDded 111d.lv1duals. Ex
penenc:oe denting with the
public a plus We offer a
good startang salary
complemented by con
genial working at
rnosphere and eiu.oellent
company paid benef1u
Apply in p e rson
9AM·3PM.
979-4200
CITJZB4S IAMK
OF
COSTA MESA
29'10 Harbnt Blvd
Smt.e205
Costa Mesa
FAual Opporturuty
Employer M F
IARELY
MAKING ITT
busy personnel depart
ment in need or en
thus1asur per50f'I to pro·
oess company group 10
surance claims Ex.act
hours oc days wk open &
nexlble w work load
Ideal srtuauon for person
w school age children or
lugb school rollf'gc stu
dents des111ng work aner
school Misc duues 1r
time permits Typing not
es&elltlaJ.
CU-4CO
26S Bnggs Ave
Co6ta Mesa, CA 92626
546-4460
CLEjlCAL Mature
person, accurate typist.
ip>d with figures lrvtne
locaUOO. Call Maunne.
James Insurance .
752-00llO E. 0 . E.
JOIN THE
NORRRL TEAM
Of PROFISSIO .. AL
TEMPORARIES
All clen cal skills needed
for a day Cor a
week. for a month
TOP PAY NO FEE
IRVINE
E.OE.
7~·6666
M /F
T b1 1 may con rern
you We are a national
wholesaler of indW1lnal
equipment. We are look·
ing lor tnd.lvlduals who
want to earn btwn
$200·S500 per wk. We
have full & p/time posl·
tiona open and a com-
plete trairung program.
U you are tired or mak-
ing minimum wage. or I~~~~~~~~~
working ln a uniform, 1--------• c-11 today for an in·
t.elview. We believe age
is no barrier, but that
knowledie ui the key to
success. For an 10·
terv1ew, call 957-ll.50.
lrvtne.
Bartmder. remale pref
A.i.o oeul busboy Ex·
per. prd Tona Roma ·s
2Sl>W Coaat Hwy .. N.B.
642-9070
Clerical
GENERAL OFFICE
....._ TVPlSI'S
SECRETARIES
ACC'TG CLERKS
PPBX·PULSE
Top Pay / No Fee
Paid Weekly
7S2-9'166
11 /F
Beauty Operator. uais· IRVINE
taot wanted for abop IDE
~ in Newport area. 1--------· Fashion con1clou1.
631-131M>.
Breakfast Cook, e~·
perienced oaly. top pay.
excellent benefits.
Beautiful beach locaUon.
Apply ln Ji,enon. 400 S.
Clout Hwy, Laa lkh. The
JoUJRocer
CABINET SHOP
PRODU CT ION
DETA.ll.ER -MUlmen
• uaemblert needed.
Olt.m • tract eitper. re-
qd. Xlm. wases• bene. San Clemente Cablnet
9lop. 4Dall, Ul.afl
PACI AC
MUTUAL
A ma.jor life lnsw-ance
company headquartered
in Newport Beach. ha• opx;_~::,nltlet for in· dh wttb lkll1a and
1eneral offlce e~·
~ lD one or more
olthe roDowtnc area
..... -....... -.. , •'l'JpilU • s.:n&at7 /Dic.tapboM •General
Cltrlcal /1 nauraece
~.t~rm'loal
~ •¥.ea.b • Mall Insutlon
11.td*ae()petalar
Wt b•Yf lauHdlate ~· II~ qullf'). .. .......... ..-.. -~lnaddJ. Um to ueellent COOl• ,..,.~~ ..... ... ,__ .. ~
~~
ACCOUNTS
REC!IVAIU
TU.JM&
No exp nee
Good oppty for
ind1 v w' 10 key by
touch &
wi llingnes:t to
l ea rn 1n th is
Fortune 500 co.
w/xtnt benefs &
start sal lo $700
Cal Cony
972°9955
IA.MK
IECOttCSLBS
TRAJM&S
Entr.¥ level oos,
for 2 mdlv w/nlce
a ppear & some
ability to operate
10 i<ey adder
Beaut Newport
Beach loc Start
sal $550.
Cal C"'T'f
t72°9tSS
MtCIORLM nHlS
Super opp'ty for
indiv to learn lo
ope r ate
microfilm mach
2 Openings in
thi s beaut.
Fashion Is land
firm . 1 Days. 1
night s. X lnt
bens & start sat
to $650.
Cal Carry
t72-tt55
IAC TIAIMEI
Financial gia nt
toe . an beach
area ne eds
several indiv's
w I l't t y p l n g •
10 -key & some
c r e d i l
background to
join thls fast
paced dept. Xlnt
bens & start sal
to $800. c;;'z.=
woaD PIOCISSOI ...... ,
Beaut. Fashion
Island co. seeks 2
indlv's w/tood
typing to learn to
operate word
processina
macb. No 'prev
exp nee. Just
nice appear le
wllllngneu to
learn. Start aa1 to
$700. Ctl=
fo.xr1•llent compan>
bt'nelll~ andudini.:
med.l<'al. dental lift' 1n
!>ur&nl't" eH· Good oµ
µorturuly fur Jd\aO\'t'
IUl..'fll
For anurvw1o1< plt·a., ..
call
Personnel OHi•·•
642 4321, e1tl 277
ORANGE COAST
OAILYPILOT
:mW BaySt
Cost.a Mes.a
Equal Opportun1l y
Empk>yer
IO'll C..mt·lbiilk
Newport 8'· ii r h 644 fi79&
EquaJ Oppor fo~mploytr
Dnver C1drdener comb
H.ive 'ahd l A hn.•n!>t'
Good dn' 1011 record
\tin age 211 Appl~ JI
Pen n y., J ' •· r . l t> 6 11
Pl4ct!nU a (' M
UR.1'¥ 1-:tc> Ln,., ... u1untrv
no §~1al hl rt'(1wrt'd
MAic<.Jreiwr \-J l'hll> 1631
P\Jin:nll J . L M
On ven. Cht>C'kt•r Ca h
l(ood dnvml( rerord.
mdture 1nd1v 1dual .
~
DRIVERS
• ....... tab!
We have openings
for Secretorie1.
Typilh.. Rle CWU.
A1u•bler1. Call
today .work
tomorrow' Never
a fet•
N R
OR<;
!':DE
Early monunii to mad , •fternoon Deliver Geoeral0ff1c:oe
bU.e!'y products to super SMILE A WHILE
COASTAL
P~ACJl"CY
Wishn You A
HA'PY
NEWYUJt
540-6055
2790 llarbor. C ~
allrlu!U ~41Z7 Fee p111d .Froot office ~rson ror doctor '" 1---... !9111----1 L:t.::~ !il!!s1. be ~h!e ~ DRJVBS or~ office To SlOOO
Computer Programmer
Rettnt basU' lanJ!u•l?e
Exper pr..r 1-· t1mt>
da)"!> $11)() D 0 F: Irv
5S1-47~ ----
C.OOtractor or Carpenter
Must be an expenenced
prde=ision.d C.U a...-~r
K1t r hen Remodelln g
1~-0370 (9-4)
CONTROLLER
l1erl or women~ yrs or Call Mic hele Muon.
older Know the: C0¥Sl ~5001 Also ree Jobs
n.l.lt'S Nl't S180 d week or Snelhnit & Snelhn~ of
more Oranite Coai.t 'IOewport Beach Al(eoc).
Yellow Cab 11300 Ml 4340Campu.s llerrm11nn Fountain, _________ _
Valley !"o of SI at er.,
betwn Newhope &
Eucl.ad 1
GENERAL
VOLT Te11tporary 1--------1 s.r.ice witJtn yM a
ELECTHONIC.: AS
SEMBLERS-all pha.-.e.
salary commensurate
w1tb exper En2l111h
s peaking prefer red
Allure Electrooacs 3188 L
AJrway.Ave .C M
Happy M•w Year.
~ .. & ...... tor
........ paid iobt ..
'°""'-
Rapidly expandtng 1---------Q.BICAL
tHOUSTIUAL
TECHl«:A.l
0range Co Maoufal'
Lurer has 1mmed o~n
Uli ror resporunble prq_rn
onented pro(essional '\o
assume Po&•tion as C'On
t.roUer Candidate must
have accounting degree
and be well versed 111 Ac·
couot1ne Cont r ols.
Budgeu, EDP. and o'er
all flnanclal & at'rount
11'11 mp>t Call ~gJ.D.Ulg
DK 38 534-8751
COOK Bttakfast. exper.
muat be fast Good st.art·
!QI aal Co benefita, 5 d•Y
week Apply m person
JoUy Roeer 400 S. Coast
HwyLqBcb
c.ook/Days Permanent
po&IUon. full time. xlnt
Mlfklni cond .•. apply in
penan. The Upper Crust
Inc., 453.1 Campus Dr ,
Imm.
ELECTRICAL
ASSEMBLERS
Expenence preferred
i.. wtU tram We offer
ood starting salanes
and ('ompany paid
medical. df-ntal and llfe
ireurantt for emp loyee'!
and dependent.$. cre<lrt
wuon aJ>d more
APPLY lN PERSON
LEAR SIEGLER TRAMSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 West Secentrom
Santa Ana, CA
E.O.E. m /f/b
546-4741
3MI Campus Dnve
Newport Beach
tAcroas from
Jahn Wayne Au-port l
Equal <>A>c>r Employer
Gensal Office
. ..
GAU.lllYllP
Bea\lllf\ll art g&llery, •
VU'lety plua srut adv an-.•
cement opportun lty. LlPl clerical <llls. tBOO.
Call Jeri Lynn, 540-5001.
Soellinl • Snelling or
Newport Beach Aaency,
a.>Campua
CX>OK foe 1m tnduslna1 I•-------• plant, hrs 6AM·:IPM. IXftAMOHIY
G-. job opportuni\.les for
women. »e. For info!.
call Rita Kyselka,
5G&MO, 54.2 .. Jtm. YWCA. ~
Sui&Aoa Wlmda olf, muat be ex·
per'd l.n home style cook-~ $450 per CID. o..w Offtce
1n&.•1174aft5PM Mai, .. , It .9fhrtl0o.t ()llAc;IMAMA69
Ollml!Ucian full tune m ... ,....., _. ... a.. Fee p&ld. Taite cbarse
dwp o1 dept. Muat be .-41.t•lf C•ll Mr ,.,,,,. Variety plua lllhf. wea aper'd tn Ml.llDa. ._..,t51·71 IJ lkllla ww t.rm. sasoo,· ,_. aa.per beoefi&a. A.tao r~ ltock control ll ~..... jobs. Call Jeri LJD•.
....;;.•=21ll;.:.;._. ____ 1~~~~~~~~1 M).5001.s-th••S-U-..
l"actOtT Work, remale me ol New,ort Beach
aac:biDe ..-atora. Full ,._.,,GtOCUlpua.
Um .,. • p tr e••·
S:»-'J:ID Pll. Wll1 tnln. O..UOftlel !
Hunt Bcb. AfJ tAll etlOU'llS , 1r1.-,_ pudCI. u )OU caa ~ ~=~~ ..... ,_U»eo-..
Alao fH joi1. Ca I l ::-mc:llllile ..-. ... 1 ....
8nlillbat ......... °' ~..-,.,,... O.Clillpll. , ...
Jbtaa wanted. Apply
Wore U or aft S. 37
PMhkle lalud, NB Bob
Burm Reltaurant.
HOSTP.SSES
Able to wort both
days and ni&bll •at least 31hllU.
.ApplJ: 14-FMPM.
Wan!boule Restaurant
~ViaOport.o,NB
873-4700
HOSTESS
no.-'° .. IOlldan. t;~~:;;;;;;;;;~;I ..-or. ,....,.1aome. run
:,J:!:l · thu. Ca II ..,.._., . •JIG. a..M. llClll'Arl
--------.._ PaataaUc lh•port
.,._kttt•11u ::t :C·,:r;. "fa_t
..-"-____ ...,.._,....-.....;;_..; _______ , ... --------4~'°niat from 2·1.
Uquor clerk. Mature, ex-
pe r ., able to work
nilbtl/wlmds. Apply ln
penon. Uquor Liquor,
fB37 Warner Ave. HB .
Uve-m housekeeper. good
w1children, prvt room.
some en&.. up t.o $300.
~1014.
•MODELS• • •ESCORTS•
Experience PRferred
•661-0729•
•MOD&S• ..
•ESCORTS•
Experience Pref erred
PART TIME w.a. · a.o. ror a.bla OJriatbiaa Yadlt Cl.ab. EVBUMGS 1801 Bay11de Drl ve,
Mdta wkb ... aod1n.. CdM &M-9530
aUneth•• S*f"IOllalitMI wbo ~ WOltint wtt.b RECEPTIONIST. Law
lddl. e>wr n a.an at aa.c.. lite pbooes. 9'50
Sl.50 per bou..r Pbone per mo. 752-7410
H2·UU, Eat 250 .__.._, ......... _ BrJ'WJEN 1_,, PM. __,..,-_..._ •...&. ..__ _.-.........__ Exdttna CJppOl1llDJt)' for ,;rn :;=:t·,c::::'Fir~
___ Employ ___ ••-··--..... pre1t111ou1 Newport . rAllf. TIMI OML y c.&.-aftlce w IPR. tn>-
Due &o atore upa.oakxa 1D ::~ " rue. up.
Receptlonl1l /Typl1t.
eDwpcn, Dielapbooe, F rr
Moo.-Frl. $4.00/br.
~3464.
Oraa1e Co., we oeed
~al &harp . people to
work for 4 nipta a wll ..
&-Mlpm., Sal. l().~m or 5
ewnl.op f.lOpm. Muat
be 1.8or over. People who
areatabiepref. ~st $400 SALAIY ---:-,.-vDht---
Or prollt 1b&rin1 pro-gram. WblcbeMr you Elp'd. ~Y phones. Iota
prefer. l''or Int.. call al lypUic, tnvolcea, or· between 1·9pm 739-2208. den. qldel. SO + wpm. ---------------t Tap aa1ary • benenta. PartUmedelivery driver. lrvlne. Call Karen
Dental Lab. ldeaJ for ~.
bou.tewiw• 6 mature rux::EYfiONIST -Type
peraona AM or PM. 50wpm. Good phone
64&-5068.. Kay· mannera. Froot office
~ Advertiain1 rART-TIMBlS co.. 556·0460 uk for STUDENTS . Pt:llQY
,,.... penoa.. Be JOW' ow• Dlib PUol ..... ,., .... drt •'""on ~ amne PwlOGWI Alll!!MY
'l1da bllbl1 aae""M •£mb,o.tall .. -
klcal 01WSpaps bu ao lt_:!...236_ _ _!G~ i------•• ~for. tral.Dle la ..... "~ Ii. dreulatloa talea, -·-~ 6 caU9dloa ..... ___ ,
Sal.a.ct •oolicut wW ADt •l ASST
l1ICl6ft 1 tibinJ tt.artlDI hi DUd. NaUoul ulea
ularJ. re1ularl7 cl.tslcla o1 larp eorp. 11Cb95'r.ded raiMI. bcmm Rl1bt arm to Salu ~ • maoy fr· MMa&er wtt.b a .-e ot lDI• beMftu .... cb aa bumor. Great advuee·
pald vacaUoaa. paid mmt opportun)ty. Pluab ~ m..ruce. lie U.-oftlee. liOt travel wU.b
surance 6 deot.aJ CO\'· ~ abow. To SI~ ...,.. TralDee wW u.o AMC> fee )obm. all Jen
be P"'~ a eompu.y ~ ~l. Sacllln1 car wtt.b penoaal DH ~ SaeWA1 ol Newport ~ Beacb A1eocy, 4HO Appllcwt mlllt be l&. _Ca_'DP-W.....__. ____ _
ba¥t a IOOd dJ1vtn1 re-...__ • ., G··-_._ _.-.., eons. Houn are 1eoeral· _,..,.,. ...,_ ~·
t1 llAM·tPll. llooday I'll'. Ptr. unannedposta thrv P'Hday. Saturday lD ll1uloD Viejo area.
ovenlme avallable .. car• pboae oeedecl. Call needed. 1fi8.ZJOO Between t All • u )'OU are ~ned • aft 3 PM for appoinL
tntcW«' teamtn1 tbe SecnWy
newspaper elrculalioo .,_,.y W~ SH
bultneaa. come t.o tbe ot -flee. DI W. Bay, Cott.a Fee paid. pidly ex·
Mesa. Alt f« Harry or pudinc co. Lou ol varte·
Keln Goddard. OoJy app-ty Dtrec:t cootact wtUJ
ty before 11.AM or alter aaleapeople. To $900
2PM. Moo.·Fri. E 0 E Al8o fee )oba. Call Jeri Lyon. 541).$001. Soelling
Saie. • SoellJJI& ol Newport Exper 'd rlolhln& Beach Aaeoey, 4340
aale1man, part·Ume Campua penna.oem. --------------
~N'S s.Mlll
SALESLADY
P\&.IJ or part-00>9, The
Sbowo(( 22 Fubloo
IJland.NB
KCURm
OFRCBS
P'uJ.I time • part u.me op.
porWo.ILiel av allaWe for
Securlty omcen lo work
~"' ceoler. pa.rtm1 area1, 10 apartment
TAX PREPARERS -
ForH.B offtce. eaua.um
llAaB,IPUSCHL
Full or part time
$3.$0 /hr. Mu1t ba ve
c1aaaroom ln child de·
velopment. 1197 -41325.
Teacher. prtv. preschool.
P1T. 3 PM-6.30 PM
&G-OUL
TELEPHONE
SOUCITORS
Part Ume SUn Thurs
~ ~&oll.30Plll Caoeani
MlO to '100 per mo Will
train. Must be respom1
hie 6 able to follow in·
struc1Joal. ln N 8. ana.
~
Weider oeed9d. 2 yrs.
exper. ARC·MlG
A»-A.514 materiaJ, b7
crane maoulacturar.
Top pey 6 benefit•.
Deva\llt ot Califon:ua,
fln. valley 754-0317.
WWJERS
HllJARC
To_..t ' wltta
TtG ......-• .,,., .. ......
BROWN
JORDAM
2796 Haladay
Scmta Ana. Ca
An equal opportunity
Telephoae Surveyor• empAoyerm/I
Wam.ed. DO uper, t'ulll~~~~~~~~
or P T. liUtr'. +bonuses 1--------· •661-0729• Mcm tb.ru Friday, da~ Llve.\o housekeeper
Will I.rain. Apply btwn 3·5 wanted.
al Coco'• Reatauraot 842-0051 Mot.el Managers. Couple
48C7 lllcAlthur Blvd, NB --------1 to manage small 22 untt
~ MAID ~. Lai Bcb. sooo + 1
HOU5EWI V ES. ETC. ___;:,:..;..;:._· -------s.lm l»f"80ll wanted for
VaqUoo Club needs s UClPTIOMIST &if\ shop lD Corona del
GOOD phone volces• Good typioc skllla, Mar. lnteruted in
Start 14 .00 /br . 1w1tchboard exper plaoh, f/tlme. Call
l>ap/Eves 54.3-71157 Privale Couolr)' Club. 673-2268
complex, patrol 10
Newport Beach & Lrvinc
Excellent beoerlls ror
N1I Ume mclud1ng f~
health & lite lnaur&Dce,
uwforms. pa}d vacatioo
& ..ick leave If you want
t.o be part ol I.be l rva.ne
Company's proless1onal
aecunty team. pleue ·~ Pb' at
J ohn Alexander
714 ·833 ·1471 or
213-0-Gl
WObOYBSUS
Mu.e more mooey work-
tnJi abroad ~gardless of
your aite. sex or present
position All typea of
workera uraeotly re
qwred. For delatls, send
a 11tamped , 11elf·
addressed envelope t.o ·
644-~ --------•I Exper pref, full time. br apt. 962·9808 or
Also p/t.Jme. 6'2·~. 'T78-43ll
PASTE.UP Receplioniat for attorney f~ =~ l"SEMBLER Oran&e Co. All'port area , s.lespel"IOO, Perm lull
nl.LERS -EJtper. Ke
qd. for El Toro. MiUIOO
V~)O & Laguna Beach
olr1C"eS Also part time
tdler Cont.art Joan or
Gore 4117 rm E o E
"'1 exp. pref ' lile typing & time R M Abrams nttrDYAJIONIST Maids. apply The Inn at Need exper lnsur~oce wttb at Leut 1 year ex· bookkeeping . good Catalog Showroom. 1819 ftWU\ a. Laguna, 211 N. Coast Agcy. girl. Salaried. perleoce. preferably telephone technique Newport Blvd., Cost.a
()ipenlq currently exists Hwy, Laguna Beach 35hr. wk. call roe appt. newspaper. Excellent _~_ll_OO_. -----M THI IRYIME CO um Ca melback.
FonicJft ...,,._.,
Newport Beach~
F.qual Oppor Employer
lot a eood typist with a 9-S. ~ company benefit&. Apply uc~O .... IST .a. TEXAS OIL COMPANY
plHHDl 6 efficient 1---------1 -----------1 between 9A.M and 6PM ...... .. " sales -.aamwrto)olnour MAITEN HURSESAIDES Maodayt.hruFnda)' Some typing. eood mSTou~ tqeOlly needs depeoda·
~ket
101 Wahington Street
()ept.5032
Mfalo, New York lt205 k.erfatloM Depart· ANCE ... ,. _ .. ,~-~-•"-.. "8.&llJl.t..ICo•.rr telephone a blll ty 1-· ble person wbo can work nu ............ ._u.,_ or VIUU"l--Mature responsible Tropical htb, btrd1 . W1t.bout 1upe.rv1.1ioo ln ~ ~atndl~!1 d00aymt. MECHANICS traineea. Mesa VeraJde DAILYPILOT peraoo . Full lime . Laree cbalD oeedl ule5 SecrelarY emt. Mesa. We tr&lD. ~·-s p:;'~lDclUdlnl ~ Convalesc:' J!.1>1pl\ • 642-S68Z ~IMS> help wbo want to wock TAKICMAIGll Wnte TN. Dlck. Pta . ,,.,WT._
treemealperabift. App-Immediate openlaaa 6610ent.er ""-. 3.'llW.BaySL Lowarda AtaisL. llllf. • f'eepOt. Jlyou canTUD Soutbwest Petroleum. Pltime. lAdiea to wrap '1 llallHIDoD Wed lhru wilb pro1r-eaalve com· Nundq Coeta Mesa REG AR DL ESS 0 F Mir. future. M2·S$24, an oln.oe • bave an •P. n. Wonh, Ta 71101. mda~ plai. in bo-a·
Jl'rt. PWaaaDet pan)'. Previoul machine RN sup ER v Is 0 R . F.quaJ Opportwi.lty Exp ERIE N c E 0 r •nu. or as..osu bWde for compulen. you!~~~~~~~~~' ea==ror '°:!1.t.ml&uec:: w.•111eonHO... 1bop experience or Tam-a·--Employer S•I ss-SO ... S Q\la)ify. "So *1500. can llllNeWPortee~D;. eqtavaleot reqmred. in· LVN CiiARGE NURSE· •Pit* R:f~:~'~n,.T!11ear: ~';. ~ ~~ ~~=~ TDO !Ql'MS FDR
Newportiieacb = deddcal back-Jpm-llpm TA 8 anawerlog y-ou ao excellent op· lo work wath and Soe1Ua1 of Newport
EqulOpporEmployer NUBSES AIDE.5. 7-3 JO service portuoitytoacb.ievehlib motivate WI Over 21 Beacb Al•HY, '340 AIRLINES?? at progressive rental
eem.-LD Laguna Nlauel
1*.llt be penonable wtth
mecharucaJ apUtude We
will train. Ex cel
brnefJt.a and career op·
portUDlty avail. 83l·Z1ll
Housekeeper /Ll.e·Ln for ,.._. ar 3 Yr. o&d boy.
Noa-amkr, driver.
mature; llloo.·Tues off
Nice bch. home. 675-3793
HOUSEKEEPER-Uve·tn,
mua\ drl v~. ln good
health. free to lra vel.
Top ulary. Ref re·
~~
Boueekeaper, ex -
perienced. live out. Muat
drive. No amoking. 7. 30 I
to 3 :30. Nwpt Bcb.
MM:501..
WE OFFER
•Hi&bly Compel1tlh
Rates
•Pl~o/Overtime
•Shlft DUferentlal
•Excellent Company
Benefit.a for Employea
& Dependenta.
or~ll:JO. T A.B ana. aerv bu a \a come p I u 1 ca ab lo Lacuna. Capt.Strano. Campa. We C\l1'Taltly have oCJen
Oertlftedorw1lltn.ln few posllloos open 10 banmes and beoetlta lD San()emen&earua. UICI for 10 sharp 1ala •
1'URSES AIDE AS-1\a.,SA.CM.~HunLB. Calta Mesa area.Write PAITTIME SIC'T/R!QT guyst.otrave!Cbacqo
SISTANCJ: 8 . JO am . area&. Varied sbift.s. p 'T H.F. Pate. Box 7U, Fl ~a.u.!.s Mature woman foe CPA New York. llil1am1 .. all
l:Slpm Cll' 4pm-8pm. No or Fff Many out.st.and· Worth. TL 7&101. m;•~"9 firm at MacArthur Blvd. other rnajOr ctlles • re
elllll!l'DeC. Ing benellts Work near PHONE: & Jamboree R.d. Good IOFt areas wrt.b muqoe
beDefita. f1a .. • .. •p Con· you learn. Reg1a HalnityU.t, p tr Ext. 2:50. Between l-~PM repreaeotlaa lead ID I Good medical. dental Yo'U home 4' earn while KM3Zlor-...OO Secrd.arytypast 7sz-0274 =4 Y\>Wl& buslDess 1roap
....., ,.... .. ,....,. E 0 E. RecepliooiaL Apply in .. _ .. "" • _ _._ U S p " b 11 h .. valeaceot Center, 466 ~ • tua ror1'UUn'a ---e · " • "'re · APPLYINPERSO'N FtagshlpRd,NB642-80« ~-See Fafar, Mgr ........ ..-d.~ Good,..,~ lraosportauoa • bot.el P 0 0 L CLE AN ING .,..,.._., r"" Pili pd. alone W1tb 2 wb
SERVICE-now accept· SALES TRAINEE Need iDa Ir ll&bl ac I ll1IJnml at our npena.e. LEAR SIEGI tR Nunin& Require enterprt11ng depend.able penoo C.On llkll.ls ~qualify you foc · N E I
•---·-_.. penoo, apa.re """"'· · tact Costa Mesa area ..-~.... ... ~1ary · All appll . K ' •MURSI mg applicaUoos for pool ••-.. Ea • ..._ lif.:ln'--·tlon-• . o x p e r enc• TRAHSPORT SUPERVISOR• c ..... w .. g ..... cemen. ex· oeptlonal opportunHy t.o protected account.a. We en Ri arm t.o national cao1& must be L8 °'over.
Youth c.w.e&on
Part Time eveoln11.
Olqotng adulU wortrtni
with rout.a Over 21 Own
lnllSPQrtaUon. 13.50 br
It.art. S.9PM
CALL ANDREA
M2·4321. ellt 250. 1 SPM
E 0 t:. DYHAMtCS The nation's largest perpre!ernd.S3l 4764 have your own market· train Write N . E s.Mil 1er ToSUOO \mllllt.ached • ~ady to
3131 W.Se&tnitrom home care provider Practkal NW'MS delirlng in& bualDess without in· Crawford. Pres., PAN Alto fu Jobi. Call atart lmmed. Return <'--•-,. .. ft. CA need& a Supervisor of full-time private duty veltmeOt-Jeacock Distr. CX), Boa 52, Ft. Worth. M1cbele Maaon5 · S40-1,. $0011. trwporlaUoo 1uaran Mltd •dlN ~"""' ounioe aervices. We _,.,_. c:oa.iattaats 631-5008 Tx.. 78101 Snell.Log 4r ne ung 0 teed. For int.ervle• con· ...................... .
---" an RN wllb e•-.,..........,....., w/recent el· ~ Beach A&eocy, '··-Su·'--1 d 1005
0 E f ~ .. --'enoe & ref CaUJ tad ......, UK'I an at .W•u E. . . m / th perieoce lD supervialng .,.... •· or Rm.auraot O.OCampus the eo.t. Mesa Inn. 32ll5 .. •••••••••••••••••••••
IJi'YOUR.EALLY WANT home ounl.ol. tn-aervice appt. 66l-050I. COOK/Breakfast. Ex· SU.. S H t p p I N G " Harbor Blvd· lMM to Mammouth Tuak, 22lb
MORE more money •anttterest tn the • ..-. p h l ........ b per. Must be fa.sL Good Wanted _.. ... , men who 6Plll Wed/Tbur1Fn only a 1 ··· • Make moie . don't spend ..,,. Ii , n1 ho be .. al--... re1c oo te.,.. er . .. • .,.." .. aa.l. Co benefi.la. -~" _ Jalon~,, -u ........ RECEIVING Cler1t. ln· vory I rrom A aaka ...._ .. tisladion, more leu. H11memuer aup. -~ me .... Catlficate or exper. ~-.......... ww _. .. -"' ••u• ventory control Full SS7.a360 lbt 111 S500 ~ •
iade-odence, more .... _ __, 1--11~ '-come e =or ap..t p s Day week. Apply lo w 0 me D . ca I l Ill r . r-...., ...... .......uJ 111 • ..-q 'd. /lime & f tllme Jolly a..... time We wW I.rain Call cN•..,.., more bappl· ~ ...... -.Call 'or appt. o He lthcare bl 0 penon. • ..,.er. 400 Tbompson540-4QZ3. · ~ ----'-the -·-I ' N n-ch avail• •. u 8820, s.Coutu-....t.a1Bcb. :81-4431> tr~ te••lo.I __,~ .......... o ~" ~ '°"''" ~-.... a ~ ...... ,, Sa.odw1chmao wanted ~ ~ ·---C 01 ta M •a a a re a ~ Rst.aurut SHOE SALES.. I B..J1 tJpewril.en. Fut AM119',l~uu.&. Re1ardleu of ex· 11atia1emeotTrabiee . Pre Scbool Teacben At· Fff.orPtr.Gary .. DeU. Wanled wttb cw wtthout arvwmc ~..I· XLnt Sl1NJANUARYU
pertence, writ• G.S . llet.allSton c---------1 mcam.. How"& 8-L Call ~~~T~ "w~L!;s :-'cJ=~wy,CdM. expr WWt.n.Jo.Advance ~· QTll loc. lOAM&o8PM a-1. American Lubri· a,dlo Shack bat full ,omce I 541>-lJlS respoa people to work pou1b1Uhe1. Gd com· 957·US5 DOOR PRlz.ES.GJrt"S-
caa, ~ •· Daytoo, time career op · I I -·MTIMG flexible bn for ICbool Secretary =~Un~~~ 't)_Pist-Pitime eo.rpm,.... A L L I T E Ill S otdo. 4NOL pCll'tUn.itJa & parttlme 1 M lED MOMEY 1 nw AilPb' weekday.. Muat be qua.lined lD sen 1 Sboee m So q d. f\albAe bn. Xero• DlSCOUNTf:D w I Am. r:. opportunities open· 1 FOR I =are 20 or over. & -•v"S-· office aldlla/procedu.res · · 850 -p 8 + -· Ul JOIN OUR for a career on. ..--,..,_ Pr 1 • klid, Anabelm Ca. .. .. · • w " Cll..EBRATION' ! Isl' ln ln DI up now in tbe IHOLID"'Y llLLS7I ,.. ~ w. Ocea..olroot • er 2-.yrt. uper · tr.m. M~lhr. to ata.rt.. Ml )'OUr come Newport Beach area. U I "" I y!Japrlnlln1,ap-Newport Beach Typ\01 H ·IO+wpm SHOISALIS Callltalh7M.H018. WESTIUNSTEB u. ... ,.r. Local busl· YoU are mllitar)' retired ply at PENNYSAVER. Good ~y for ef. WMl&ed wtt.b or wtthou\ ABBEY ~eucutiveteebam· oraoe>Ueiesnduateor I *Typilh I lall)Placenlla.CM. Reuauraot Help ndeot. .. u-orsaruud, a:qir.WWtraJD.Advance W ... /W.... A.NTIQUElllALL
ti&kaa aelf..iarter pari. .,.. currenllY iolnl to I * Seaatalw I P ttlme hoatesau. Counter. Oo the Bay. pweon1t>M lndlv\dual to pouibWUn. Gd com· Pvt. club. La1uu ll7SlWc;-'m'naterAve. =a, call for appt. coUece&hllblymotlvat· I * WardProc I •.ullen. bu1people. :;::~ ::~~f!~reio:. ~~~=r~ =~tiu:.: ~~'io.U:•t:~·~:.:. o.rdeD rove 55Ul03
ed for locreued earulD1 I *Acct~ I Hotel aper. pref. Will • ··•11·1. Lido Vill•I•· Uon ta pre1t11tou1 .. ~ -So -..__ .,_ •• _ -......_........._ baaed OD performance --tram. Xlol. ..... Co. ...... -· _., • .,_ --.--. a American antlqllH.
please apply at 2"100 W. I * C..,._ I beo. Call for appt. N.B.&i~arm =:rin~~--= BriltGl.,CM. TW/96'JIT Xlnt. eoDd. Made lo
eoa.l Hljhway, Nwpl. I T l1 Slll41AO. a.taunnt tor'-V ST.ARTNOW! W~perttimeday JMS.1.l50. lJt1n old. Bcb. !v op pay, pa COUMm•YICI -orme. Loca.IAmWQdituibutor OHr ll. Gu Ll1bt Olkabil Grand. 1'2".
llADIQ.IHACIC ~allona. referra Prr niOt mao wanted. Prepare eudw1cbd a. !llCllrl'ARY. aper pn. alfen opportunity for Broiler. Wlll train. 11.AOO.ID-'IMlafl.IPM. ATANDY~RP. E.O.&. I uea. Newt• r... Must be ln &OOd pb)'l~al ealad. Dap or evee. ferred, typlu. ao1 ~ aarnlnp. You pkk 56TIMI. I . condlUon. Apply In ~ ....... ale meant. <'Om· tb1 boun. For a.ppt. to _ __;;...;______ m ...... -
... ------..... I IEL~ I peraon. 23811 Via peUthe ularJ , call ltUt in buaineu ()f your I'll • OwvlSll USI THI I I Jl'abdcaote, IUOl. Ml.ta. Reatauranl J)ay belp J--'-or .. -~ ..... --. call ... 1 ...... 1 or You don't need a CUD to To tbe bar9 Walla. ~
L V\ejo.786-4751 WlllC*l,fU.llorPff.App-...... -··-· :,:-;_ -,,_ ''*-"fall" whee 10U tralaeda,atlllbavetoo DAILY Pl OT I e1£1•w1cEa I ty 2-SPM .... cDonald'•· 8ecn&&r7/Glrt Friday for --sl&la • -4 Ln the Dall7 auelL ID·bedroak beda, ..,AST I Call or t Jl EAL EST ATE a.2BeaobBlvd.HB. ttmt. 8dL bued travel SILL We lt.ema wt1.b a PllolWamAdttCalloow l'O'mdtblt,drawleaft.bta. llSUL 'r I Come lo Today I SALESMAN WANTED: Ch......_ DlilY PUot Clw11led Ad. -t0.5l'JI.. ~. roU topa. cbr
Sav..-1 rll-1441 ~ !'ARN UP TO 1.Kt CX>M· Mail 11C8 (Wlodtor, Tbooet • .-~ 2102 Buatneae ar Dr I IOSSJON NET. 1.caa ASSIST. MAMAGll 9ecntal1al t.ddll' ti.cb. etc.>. Anll· DlllCTOIY I Sult.e20I I earn from $:50K to SlOOK APtlOflOS l:DerpUc Secretartal qH cloelle 1alore.
For Result 1 -tj #VU1Jll)'.2·Flodoutwby ~ 6 Emo-Amt. Saal~• co. llmsll.~•mutle SetvtceCall ~U7_,.... ...., new Uc. Ul'll bll * ~ ~ boutila• _,.me ,pboMI. •irron, £DISON 890'1 Wamer 121! ,_., Come &.alt wltb p.a. oPf'd alalatut dlt'ftnl. lid cn.Ueap. H>MS C1ll9ekr reco9'd 642-1611 -them a.Ou• p•oduc· mao•a•r w t atroat 0. ttaQlp., IOOd drl•· SENIOR QUALITY ~ •tm + ~.
w.iu ~~=ain<HllRBUs> t 1 1 ~••peo•1 •• ~~ .. -.~~1~~ ~c·a.,• maat. ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS ::._~= ..,. _____ __. _ l11Dd/bud1ec t.rma • ._ apm.5'7..-ildl m 1111 aJicr--..
---------Jl.t141 ~ Jl'l'e.tet appta. t•l~ R> r111 Mbh on .... ,.. _,.._..._., 1-l'lad a wtar .. .,..._ 81* llClll'AAY r..t. ,,..,,_._ 111tu.t111&um,1a1na·· DoY HaYe '"'-a...r....., ~..._ ~.0.1!. .. ~ N.& ..... Mk Cot 11r: -Ill tu.·.......,, ... ~Miitbll=lli · Baftrd.__. ,._ &~T.J:.'~ lenteH ........ _,. __ ........
-------e.. _. • Do11U•Aut· ~~p) ·=;srr!. ==io:.~ OrnQn '• --.CClllNl «HD· --.NY..ntftleu•· ,._, tUt .. X1aL ,.r1rnc•. atturate UIO ,., . ...,._.......,. •:;s•• • \•••r tiAI. la • Pttlolum pro. we _.. W · ... ~ .... Kr .................... .
MMD. ~~...--·--n.~co wnOlar>rd&
wCOPf MACl•m ~--. ......
----;.;.....,......,,=.....,...,,..IPort•~1• •••l•1to~ C:-~;:9 =
T,,. ... u.,, .... ' .-.. o• GM AIU SIUt~rd W /O llH• -. . "12 fbr'd Canter Picbp,
clird. •1111. CUAl.OCI( J7 ... &brt J'aDDiq eond.. _.....,....;:;.;._ ____ , hat m-s1u cnlatn1 camper •b•U. '1.lOO.
aatter .. P ... Cff1lonall1 llMB. DfG8
Alif A c.=:,u;~;~·' REPlllWTER Ill
Poodle. Sb.lhtzu, 131-5027
Per•i an Kitten s/ UTHOSRAPHIC
Cocker S):tanlels CAMERA
Caim Terriers/ Lh
Apsos/ Sh ih Tzu :=:t:!~
Dachshunds/ Golden •REVERSING
Retrievers. MIRROR wtFILTER
AllAt &HOLDER PAllB'S~. •SET OF EXTRA • ••'f. UTES Mlw,..tlHdl •UOVCURRENT
~ft MOft Serial No 4-41~ ~ $2,000 -------~Call 642-4321. before
11.aJe, Golden Retnever.
AKC. puppy, Swim old. SPM, ask for Paul Ward
Eves. 845·1563. Daya, Mhcll••-1010
645--3)35. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
••• Keri McW.thy
~A University
bl d Costa Mesa Furmture porta e ti· You are the WIJIDer of
bwuber, you pickup. two Ucketa (~.90 value) _srn_...,, ______ ~ to
Adorable bl.IE bealt.by Kit· Sports • VocaHo.
Len. boa tralned, 6 WU. & IY 5llow
•U'N Jan. 5th thru 13t.h
tOS Anabeim Conveol&On
Center -...,.•••••••••••••• Tidu!ta may be cla1med * * I BUY * * by calling 642-5878, ext 272 Goad UMd Fumlture ~ * '-* A~-OR I will aeU --------
orSiiLfOI. You Rene de Pana IB open
MASTas AUCTIOH now ' Fire Sale. Buy one.
646 1616 & IU-t625 Id one free! um So. Cst.
a11tam tMh. Teak la oU lnt.ttor. Load•d wltb 771'0YOTO PICKW' aear 1.Dcludln1 dl .. el, a.Mo. xJnl eon4. SDDO.
windvm. ta rtrrt1eratot <HA07a > R •a d y t o c r u I a e Hawali&D American ..:ywbert. 8>,000/otfer. 'J'S2.1S31 m.5402
'114.U8-2970. Pri v a\e 74 Ford Courier
puty. ...c. $2100
•IMMACULA Tl• S48-GH. 64&-23US
z1•.30• IOA TS '8' Chev, t too, 10 ft . ullli
8/12 mo. Plaru prepd. ty bed. Alas&an Camper,
From U./mo. incl. «r• ·•--"''" t lmaom2.U/823-4064 Own new ... -......... e. rans, s, 1 rftleg .._. 10t4 ndOen. rear end $3.300
•••••••••••••••••••••. • or best olter. 548-5891 . Tn pairi..._
New t Hoble Loa 1ur· -·•••••••••••••••••••• Vcm t570 fbomd.. Coat saao. Sell foe c •• , .. S./ ...................... .
$115. 4118-SOOO Rlill t 120 71 Dodge Cube Van. 1~12
l6.ISt eell! Full wet swt •••••••••••••••••••••••
XIDl oond. SlOO. New aur-Rmcbero Camper SMll.
n..nt 8'3" • 20 wide. • nta 1988-1979. xlnt roodl
ft. capadly. auto trans,
racho, A C, '6.000 m1
Pnced to sell Make ofr
631-0M:Jbtwn 1~5pm Sl«llblt olr. 844-6741 Uon. 751 .a&S7
1V.lmlo. "9i. Shno 1091 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WHITHll
BUYING
or
SELLING
T1lh h Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
19 Ford Ya Convennoo
••••••••••••••••••••••• Must seU 12,000 IDJ. Xlnt
77 Pe,ceot 103 LVS UJ cond. Custom paaot
1000 mi Xlnt cond $425. m>O or bst. 760-1298
Ph7~l9
9150
78FORDVAH
Auto. good cood tbruout,
S3llOO <HAA 7241 )
Hawauan Amenca11
752-7531 673 4502
amlly or
Seals 7,
995 Call
.4&llos W.ted 9 590
~ ...... ,.Sale/ •••••••••••••••••••••••
._./Starq f.160 WEIUY
•••••••••••••••••••• • •• Cll:.4,N CARS R.tNr 22f\ luxury motor ...,
home, sleeps 6, seH AHO TRUCKS
cont. S!:50 /Wk. + 8< mt
~
Altlo Ser-rice, Pcwis .. Acceuorift 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HEW
PARTS4rSERVICE
HOURS
COMM Ell -
CHEVROLET
~ ll0trl••r 11,.,,
-'" \,4 .
SU-1200 -
~H PAID Hwy .. Latuna, Moo thru ._ ______ _
~ &d Uled fu.rb. aoU· _Sllt_IM _____ _
Jo plKe yow ed
ca11642-56 78
Open 7a m 't1J 6p m
Monday t.bru t'rtday
Closed Sat ~ Sun
Effective Mon 9124 79
SADDLDACIC
FOID
23105 Mam, Santa Ana
Al lbe O>rner of W a mer
546-7070
Can'tSeU Your Car"
CREVIER IMW
PAYS TOP [)()LI.Aft
ForClean Ueed lmporta
Call Mike or Ooo
135-3171
ques "clrTV'a 957-8133 WANTED: WW pay ~ lo
SID ror but.ane Llibt for
SACRIRCE! camper. 546-1856.
Campaleoer style br. See NlCblclub Acta, Glen set. off wb.lte. &real for C a m P be l I , D I O D e
teeA1; nlabt e l and, Warwick, Daa Xenos cr-r. cube w /lhelvee. Olll 861~12
9040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"10. 20 ft . Skipjaclt. Radio,
ccmpe.u. In water. Im·
mac. 1164-12'5. $4500
9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1111J:r ~Ba __ tmobtle ___ Sl_O-.-Xln-l-. cood.--Trami1 Crom Flonda lbru
'18 Renault RlO. Good for
parta. ldalte ocrer .
400-4802
MOllU
VOl.KSWAG&t
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas .
Volvol, Pickups & Vans
C.alJ 1.9 today '
............. .......................
........ t701 .......................
'71 IUA IOMIO ...
Bed w/blacS top, 5 s,..t a.. ........ Uaa
ll.ca>mii.. "1'1WV°D). ma
THEODORE
RORI NS
FORD
J0/\1' •~Ail'h1 J"' '·'. tl
(\"'),fA Wit . J.. '• t • I ' 1
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CREVIER
•USIDIMW1•
"79 Dl2 4 •P <141 PQ0)
"le DliZ 4ap to'DYPD I
"11Dl24ap C40lPQPl
"77SIOl4apS1R (0179)
"77 830cai ~ )
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'78 32IJiA S tR C7JIJ'XK l
'7H33calA StR (~ 1
"19 3206 4ap <09SXER I ao..cts.d-,1
IMMEDIATI-:
DELIVERY'
LA.RGI SB.ECTIOH
OFHEW 1979
J20i's
5281'1
ALSO 633CS1 " IHSTOCJ(!
Call today We also may
have t hat pre ownt'd
BMW you are looking ror•
831-2040 49~4949
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
$
IOI McLAREH'1
&
850 N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
0 Ml No. ot SA Fwy)
<7141522-SJU
Sunday by Appt.
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uw
l&ICTIOM C»
Al.It MOClll I
llQ'6C::O.llPA&S -
BARWICI< OA f'>UN
l ; . I j l <, '1 '1 .! l ; I '•
77DATSUHllO
LOW IOLEAGE. Coco
brown Eacelient conch
lJOD. All 1 FM radlo A 1C.
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'1110lrolla •ctr .• All/Pll, io.-....,&b:t~Gu ...,.., ... .,.mo
Yi A a 11 t770 .......................
vw · llaftll tivuble Mll· c...... "12
.... Jioar ca"! Try DI Top -·-··-....... dells · PUS fer or Not! •7.. C B .. ::f 1'fa# car to Jlm • onette. rQwa. Siloilen. Loaded. mo )I no Volkawa1en. mUaa. llJntl Priced .. 11'111 Beach Bivd., Hu.at-aaU. SU.-. •1 .... ...... adl. Aak Cor
ftW 11.ariao or Tom ~ ttJJ
Aida. ---·· .. ···-..... Sell Beaaliftd.• lo dleeet. .,, xa eo..u.
Xlllt emd., aake °""-1 llu1t eoa ...
w1boand1toot• 1~1 . Pboae 540 -0UT dr -..mo.
tf 40 .......................
'791\u'bo lluataq ~ ••
Blue *uty -lfuat ..JI!
11711 BEACH BLVD. 4 speed. 4 cyllnder, 4/C.
HUNTINGTON BEACH leather anterior , mac
14.Z.2000 wheela, ca.aaett. dee•,
---• map light, Lo/ml Pri•. ~VW9pua 8US Betit' pty. Beal offer. Call
Mich Ura $4800 or t.t 675-2111
dr 546-0G_aA_~__. _7_0 _P'_o_r_d_G_a_la_a_l_e_IOO_
waaon. ISOO. Call
541-SIG .c.au~~Unda~~·~t ~l40-~7~66S~~I i4 Bus 42,000ma belse • Jdnl cmd All f'll radio
i4211X'Z. AIC, AM IP'M,
095
lllM-1374
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all r1tht -tbere'a in· ~; aurance to cover tbe damqe. ~ >:
We're in Ule Qticlst ol an anon epidemic beeame
tin laaurwe. If there wert1 no po&ida in force,
number ot fl.na wou.1d deereue dramatically. • oS:
RCA amda up a Htelllte and a. tt. Not to worry. tf'f:
inau.red for flO mlWon. -• •
WBBN PAUllOVNT llADE tbe movie, "Star Trek,"
it WU cowered bJ a Fireman's P'u.nd "motion ~
blanket portlolio.'' That meant. amonc other thino.. -
Paramount wu protected in tbe event the at.an wenr ~ •
ble to perform tbetr roles. ..,t-:
The numbers In the lnaurance buainea are
eye-poppt.q. 1be7're 10 bqe -and they keep 1etUnj !
ger. •••
Example: It's now beeomin1 common ln mmjor ~ ~
areu for famillea to be looldn& at auto inlurance.. #,; miuma that exceed Sl,000 a year. ·} ~: ~
Ex.ample: AUantic Riehfield bQy9 poup medlq1 Jit :
aurance ror their employees from Aetna Life. For UU.
er.,e Atlantic Ricbfield paid Aetna a premium of t
million in the year ended lat llarcb 31. And what w·eftltGllll
claims paid out dwin& the year? S2I0.4 millioo.
Example: U.S. Steel locically used to be the No. l ~
plier to General Moton. You know, !Uel for cars. IJUt
that's the old logic. Now it's Blue Crou/Blue Shield. To
provide health benefits for the1r employees in 1979,
General Motors shelled out $1.4 biWoo.
Example: Dana Corp., an automotive supplier, now
spenda MS m1llioa a year oo employee bealtn benefits.
That's more money than it earned seven years ago.
PE&llAPS THE MOST D&Am.ATIC example of the
tttnd to insure everything ts the computer leastnc COO·
ttttemps. A bunch or U.S. compa.Aies developed a neat
business ol buying IBM computers and leasing them to
other compantes. Their stock in trade was an attractive
rmanclal pack.age honed on their calculators.
IBM let the aar out of this balloon in tm when it ln·
troduced a new series or computers that obsoleted the ooes
out on lease.
But waU a minute' Yes, the computer leasers bad in·
surance against this eventuality -at least some of them
did. 1be policaes bad been written by the legendary UD·.
derwriting house, Lloyd's of London, which bas a deserved
reputation ol insuring what others won't.
~ THE <1ADI FaO•. (Q_lll~ 1eue.rs tobl sonwitbinm ••
11&e m> millfoo, which could result in the biggest un· ·
derwriting loss in the 290-year rustory of Lloyd's.
Then of course there's Chrysler Corp. They couldn't
get insurance guaranteeing them against financial failure
<as the computer leasers did). So tbey applied to the gov-
ernment for it ex post facto. •
Farm Numbers
Still Dropping
/
WASHINGTON <AP > -The number of farms in the
United States continued to decline in 1979 but not so sharp-
ly as in ~t years, says the Agriculture Department.
Officla1.s said Thursday that by Jan. 1 lhere will be an
estimated 2.309,130 farms, a decline of about 1.0 percent . from 2,332,880 at the beginning of this year. ·
THE ANNUAL DECLINE in farm numbers bad
ranged from about 1.5 percent to 1.8 percent since 197S.
Total land in farms as ol Jan. 1 W!.S estimated at more
than LOt6 billion acres, a decline or .~ million acres from
Jut Jan. 1, the report said.
The averqe farm s i%e was shown at 4S3 acres, eom.
par-eel to -'50 acres last Jan. 1.
A FA&• IS DEFINED as "a place wbich baa &DQUal
sales ol agricultural products ol Sl.000 or more."
One USDA official, wbo asked not to be ldentifted• said
be believed much of the slowdown in the farm numtien
decline wu due to inflation, that 90me farms qualilied u ·
farms that probably would not have bad Sl,000 in umual
aalea in put years.
"You don't ban to sell much these days to have a eroea aa)es o( Sl.000 a year," be aaicl. .
Demand to Drop
WASHINGTON <AP> -The departments of Enero and Labor MY demand for ccmstnactioa wonen to butld
J new PG'ftl' plants will drop allptly eacb year throuib S-.,
aa new plants are completed
NonetbeJeu, tbe two qencles SQ' power plaot ~~
1trueUan tn tM United Stat. will still provtde aO,ne too.GOO rear·loaa jobs over the nut five yean. .
AC'COldiq to • study carried out jointly by tbe t1'0 CS. partmenta. demuid for OIHlte ecmtnacltiGll labor la ft.
Pfft.ed to total 200,330 year·tou Jobi bl 11'19. Thll total .OU CS.Cline each year un.W 1&1, when tG,840 Jobi an~ .ett, accordina to u,e ltUd.J. ~ .. . ... ... ··~
Silver Qootaition~ ...
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Camenio Mltchell stars as a small-town
laWYer who. supported by his wife, played
bf Dix.le Carter, aids farmers in their
strugele a1aln1t a Power company, in
"Ohms''. The motion picture-for-television
will be broadcaa1 on the "CBS Wednesday
Nlaht Movies," tonight at 9 on channel 2.
\
G GNAT ~
"F-1" The L.yrlQ <>1*1 Ol
Chicago pertorm1 1 new
Pfod\ICllOn ol Gounod-.
OC*I lbOOI an egec! phi·
1o1op1-.., who Mil• hit eout
• to the devM In return for
you1h and the kwe ol 1
woman
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f~YFf:UO
t:«> Cl) YOUNG
MAV£RIQ(
Cha1u1el Li•ling•
• t<NXT !CBS) Los Angeles
An uMCr\IPUIOUI end din·
gerou• gamt>ter CJ-
Wood1l Oecldea 10 do any.
thing to won a high·lllilea
l>C*8' geme wtotCh elao
onvolvet Sen 1Conc:1uaoon1 D AEA1. PEOf>lE
Subj41e11 lncivOe Playt>oy •
25th 1nn1veraary pany a
N18tsen family 1n Uteh e
hollering con•e11 the
behalllOI peuerna of birds
and an1m11s U S Air
Force 1>1tot1 wtto poee ••
Au..,an lher1 and e con·
ventton of EdHI car
owne<s (A)
e KN9C 1NBC) Los Angeles
I t<TLA (Ind) Los Angeles
KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego 8 KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles OJ KCST (ABC) San Otego
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Nancy 1nd Ellz8be1h ore
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Mery 11 ln IOve •llh 8 mer·
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'Fawt' to Mark
-... . . Lyric's 25th Year .
By MIKE SILVERMAN
NEW YORK CAP> Look out, New York' There's more than one•
U.S. city in the grand opera big leagues, as television vtewers are
fmdingoutthisseason.
First, the San Francisco Opera checked in with a Uve performance
of Ponchielli's "La Gioconda" on the Public Broadcasting Service
network. Now. tonight, PBS'
Great Performances senes will
present Gounod's "Faust,"
taped at the Lyric Opera of
Chicago last fall . cChannel ?.a.
8:30,11:30p.m.> ,.
IT WAS LYRIC'S 25th an-
niversary season, and "Faust"
is a good example of the com·
pan.y's tradition of offering
familiar repertory works with
casts so star-studded that they
put mostot.ber houses to shame.
"We have literally always bad
a four-star cast," said Carol
Fox. founder and general
manager of the Lyric, which, if
for nOCJling else, would be re·
membered for bringinJ Maria
Callas to the United Stales.
"That's wb-. our money 1oes. ··
Miss Fox said, "into our stars
and into rebeanal, rather than
production."
"FRANKLY, WE'RE NOT a
house that can afford to take
chances," Miss Fox said in an
interview. "New York thinks if
they have it, it's freat. Chicago
audiences think i they have it
couldn't be great. So we have to
concentrate on popular works
that we know will sell tickets."
Not that Lyric has shied away
from novelties altogether. In
1978, it staged the world pre-
miere or Penderecki 's
"Paradise Lost," and took it on
tour to Milan's La Scala, ~
virtual shrine of opera.
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to tne ~ In t9Nrn '°'
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loc:.el power compeoy ptan.
rnng to tun • pot911\lelly
dangercwt mlllton-voll
0-loM throur/fl "*" .,..
8 DIPP'MHT snows
Arnold tom.now gels the
mtecOnOePllon tha1 both
Klmt>eo'ly end Mrs Garrett
are j)(egnalll trom .. ,ino
MlmOn (Al
• THe IAXT9'8
Nanoy fPMk• out on the
•x.oendlng roiee o1 women
In both bul.,_ end pef·
eonalat ...
DO c:HAAl£S
ANOE.I
The Angel• toh'I lorcea with
I myat•IOU1 and ~
being to save Tttteny· 1
tint friend lrom • horr1ty-
:i1 ~ W1LO ii MERV GAIFf1H
0-11 Charlel Nelson
A9111y Buddy Rich. J()hn
tngreham Denny JOhn-
1100 Roger and Roger
Peter Elblong
t:ao 0 JOE'S WOAlD
A c:ur\'KAOUS oewcorner
(M11ty Rowe) on Joe 1
~n11ng er-provell 8l'le s
not JUSt one ot the boyS
when .,.. t>eg<ns nurSfflO
her baby du11ng break• 0 TALES OFntE
UNEXPECTU>
Taite A n81ty wone
•Xl>«l (Aon M()()(jyl wl'lo
1h1nk1 he knOW& h•s way
around a QINI vintage dts-
cove.1 that hts educated ronove can land hom on a
b•rre4 or trouble 8 TIC TAC OOUOH
10:00 0 8 N!WS
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UW\.
KNXT at:OO -"Ohms". A farmer
or1amm Oil ne.tahbon to combat a
Jocal power company plannlq to run
a ~tlally danaeroua power line
tbroulh thelr area. <pbOto at Jell>
KHJ·TV 8 11:00 -.. Bare
Knuc.les," A modern~day bounty
bunter facea d.an•er in the punuit of b1a
pr~y .
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• MAQ ME LAUGH
MOVll • • "Bar• KnucklH '
I 19791 • Sherry Jac;ason,
Flobert Vltlaro A modern·
day boOnty hunter ,_
danger In the pur9Uf t ol his
pr~ C2hr1 l
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A trip to the muaiC NII, M•
and the metermlld
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Poamve."
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• MOYll •
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Hemetln .. ( l~Tt Van JOM·
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( 19551 Oe¥'d ~ ......
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• • P1111 Pl1yb0,1'
• ~0 ** "AetumOIThe : Texan'' ( 1962) oei. '
Aoberteon. JMllM ON. A
r lll'IChef ltf'UCIGllee to haftt I
on to Illa land and hOme-( t
hr . 30 min I a:oo 9 • ··~ .. .,,, ........ ( 1973) '"'le Oberon. Ac>Oen
Wolden. A "'°"'*' t• In
IO'llt with a much YoUllGI'
man and both IUfltf frMI
outllde Nltlueneet ct Ill' ..
30mln, ·=-••• ••Etnpir• Of The
Anti·· ( 1977) Joen Cdlln9.
Aober1 l-'Q 8eeed on
a tlory by H G W• Vl9-
t-ol e Flonda ,..._
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to • remote lllancl ...,_
they ere attacUd by gient,
hut'QtY lnta ( I hr . 30
,_,I
JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batuik
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Tacdc Sought
Ex-angel,, Clwrch Pair Up
OGDEN, Utah <AP> -Actreu Kate Jackson and the Church ol
Jnua Christ of Latter-day Saints say they an lootine for a way to
st.op an Osden man rrom USinC their names ln bis program to teach
.. mind to mind communicatioo "
Handbills ~cine free teiepathy semmars bear pictures of
Mormon Church President
Spencer W. Kimball and the ac-
tress. They were printed by Den-
ni• Alan Lonptroth, who is of.
fertne the seminars under the
name of "Kate Jackson and
Denni.a Loo.gatrotb AuociaUoo. '·
LONG8'ftOl'll SA Y8 THE as-
soci alion trained Kimball in
.. mind to mind communication"
ln 1978. 'Ille seminars outline a
communication method
Lonptrogb claims be devek>ped
and shared with Mis.a J actson ln ·
1977.
He acknowled1ea, however,
that he bu never spoken with
either Kimball or lliu Jackson,
nor bu be received any tea.en
from them.
aON •EYE&. KATE
Jackaon'• Los An&eles-based aaent, said the actre11 baa
"notblna to do witb lbe
seminar " And Mormon Church
spokesman Charles Gibb6 called
tbe promotion "grossly
fraudulent."
New Game Show
Free tJcket.a and group re-
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NBC to a new word-association
gas me show "Chain Reaction,"
hosted by Bill Cullen and reatur-
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celebnty guests and a contes-
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would like to bring groups of 20
or more may mate reservations
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January 10 • February 2 Sineinl hi .. Faust" are three
Europeans who made their
American debutl at the Lyric
duribl the 1teOs and quickly
became world-famous: soprano
Mirella Frelli as Mar1uerite;
tenet Alfredo Kraut u Faust;
and bus Nicolai Gbtaurov u
Me&>~• Tbe fourth ma-
jor role, Valentin. i. IUDI by
Anterican baritone Richard
Stilwell. wbo la fut on b11 way
to jolala• the others as a
Since its rounding in 1954, the
Lyric hu grown from putting on
only a couple of works durin&
three-or four-week seasons to
doin1 seven or elpl operu over
10 Yieeka. That's about the aame
as San Francisco's season, but
only a third as long as New
York's Metropolitan.
PBS TO BROADCAST LYRIC <>NRA, "FAUST'' SUMMERTREE
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Atfredo Kr•u•. left, Merguerlte Mlretle F,.nl , N~I Ohl•urov
11188 POX 8ECOUNTED with
some 1U1to the story of her
famous confrontation with the
mualciu'• union hi 11MJ7, when
1he ceoceled the enUre seuon
rather tbAD stve lD to what lbe
coulderecl outra1eou.a demands.
She said it was a "matter of
survival" then, and sees "little
bope" an asreement can be re-
ached this time.
But, barrlna another shut-down, tbe Lyric will be back in
the fall, with a repertory lnelud-
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goPH~neATW Pf<tJBRAMMINB ... Beaulilul ~f(}f'(}()
M~~No~Marine Wet,hor-gk; Reporl~
Con~umer RllfXJrl~~lock MarKel Repol'I~
Godunov" with Ghlaurov,
Verdl'a "A Muted Ball" wtth
tenor Luciano PavarotU, and
W a&ner'• "Loben,rln."
"ArtltticaJ.ly, we can do bel-
t.er," Ml.a Fox sald, "but ..
can •t do more than 10 out and
find the new put sJ.na•n. ••
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