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Catalina
llleh Hits £oast
Rain to Stay
Through .FriJay
By .IAaaE llYllAN ...........
A stoma QStem Ulat dumped
man ta.a a tneh of rain on eome p.u ol tbe Onqe Coast
overmpt coatbmed to pound the
area todQ and is espeeted to
lut throueh Friday, the Na·
tiooal Weather Service aaid.
A spokesman said an arctic
storm eatbering over San Fran·
cilco today is movtns aoutbeat
and could bit tbla area by Fri·
day.
A.a for the weekend, be •aid. .. We don't know yet."
The storm• 1 most serious
overnight damage along the
Orange Coast occurred in San
Clemente, where a rain-
triggered mudslide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Coast Highway in the north part
of the city at about midnight Tuesday.
City crews cleaned up the
mess and reopened the lanes
this morning.
Also in the south county,
Caspers Parle was closed early
today because of slippery un-
paved roads. Officials said it
would be reopened whenever the
roads were sufficiently dry.
The heaviest amount of rain
fall for the 24 hours ending this
morning was recorded at the
Moulton Niguel Water Treat-
ment Plant in Laguna Niguel,
where 1.22 inches were
measured.
The season total there was 3.25
inches, compared to 9.69 inches
last year at this time.
In Huntington Beach,
rainwatcber J . Sherman Denny
tabulated a rainfall of .92 of an
inch this morning, for a seqon
total of 3.14 inches -well below
last year's 6.97 inches.
"It really came down between
2 and 2:30 this morning," Denny
said. "It just poured for that haH
hour." More heavy rain waa
falling at mid-mornina today.
The Orange County Flood Con·
trol District reported ovemlpt
rainfall ol .62 ol an inch in Costa
Mesa. for a teaaon meuure-
ment of 2.61. 'Last year at tb1s
time 8.32 incbea bad been re-
corded.
In Santa An.a, .N of an lnch
bad fallm. m•Irtna 2.79 1acbea
t.b.1a SeUCJO.
Averqe rainfall at ttil.a time
of year llcaa the Or&ftJe Coat la about five 1Dcbe1 for tbe
aeuon beafm'lng .July 1. •
HE'S HOVNDED
BY RESPONSES
"Tbe respoDM to my Dall1
Pilot Clultfted 114 WU IO' ,ood that I sold all my llC>UDdl ...
Tbat'I the story of tbe IUC•
ee11ful Santa Ana man wbo
placed Uda 114 lb the Dally Pihl:
Purebred Norwe1lan Elk HCMmda $15 ta. 1ood pro-
teclora XD·UXX
If you want soOd re1poue In
your aalea attempt, call tbt
friendly Dat11 PJ.lot td·vlJtr1 at
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lines Faces Charges.
Models Out of Work Upkeep
laxity
Alleged
The Federal Avialton Ad·
mlahtralloo bu cbar1ed· c.t•D• Alrtiw wWa opel'llliq
l.mprope1J metatatnecf a1rc:nft..
.......... may bttft to PQ'. . aioo.ooo nne. an FAA official aaid T.-say.
Ales Ganis. a spokesman for
the federal agemc~. said that
Catalina Airlines failed to in-
spect two ol its aircraft in aC'
cordance with its maintenance
program and operat ed lbe
seaplanes m an "unairworthy"
condition.
Garvis said airline officials
were notified or the FAA action
by letter last week and have un·
UI Jan. lS to respond to the
charges. Airline officials were
not available for comment.
Improper mainteaance of
aircraft is a violation of feden.l
aviation tttNlations.
Two Catalina Airlines
seaplanes were involved in
crashes durinc the past year. lo
a crash last April, one woman
drowned when a seaplane went
into the ocean orr Catalin.a
Island.
The old Grumman Goose am-
phibian planes also have been
grounded in previous years
because of suspected
mechanical problems.
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001!8 'FOR RENT' atcaN mAN THI IND °' COSTA MISA'S NUDE SUNSHINE STUDIO?
The airline ii preseotl)' shut·
Wn1 paaaeacers to Catalina on .
helicopters. 1be seaplanes an
not beinC used.
Supreme Court Dectlloft Could Spell DIN1111c"61bhNI tor Orange Coast 8ulf Buffa
Nude Studio Can't Ope~
Meaa Owner Mmt Await Legal Action
Tbe California~·~
bH refused to allow Costa
M•a •1 nude mode1tn1 place, tbe
Sunshine Studio, to remain 1Jl*l
wblle lt appea1I the clt.J'• deaial
of a Ute permit. tbe studio'• ..
torney talcl Tuelday. .
''That IDUDI we .ttaJ eJoled. '' wd •UCll'neJ James Goff.
He DOt.t that tbe tuJ1DI could
mean the md of a twO-year bat·
tit between tbe ttUdio and tbe d·
\Vap CeW'=18 Up?
W ASHING'roN (AP) -Pttil· deat Carter•a Pay AdYlao17
Com nalttH baa •lreff to a
hl1her .W~ •a,. cellllll
• ran1lnf trOm 7 .S percent to I.I perc.a , but MVeraJ pofnta malt
'be reaolvtd belor the panel reco~ th• new 1t.udatd • t .,,. rralclenL .
tJ, because of the poulbWtJ
tbat studio owner Patrlcla
llcNult7 will decide to clole
down ~ ratlm thaD
pursue a appeal.
Golf ukt be WU to bl llO&lfted Wt week ol the ownu•• de-
dlton. 11111 llcNault.J daldll't
bl coat.NII todaJ. dFor ._ .......... t up tat.
tut wHk ln front of tbt
Sunalliae ltUdlo butldin1 at •
W. lllb 8t., Wtlttouldli't blU. mtdlllelJ ~ WMtbel'
tbey rif.-nd to tbt top floor,~
cupltd b1 .......... OI' to -vacant.,.... noor.
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•P•ct from b•lldl•=-= wnu .. ....-. ftlD ~
owDtd ..._....,•nu -lt1o ICAliJleN*11MllPftal.
<*J 11111• Mft IHlllll ..
1i· •· "'· ~do ~ .. audt lboc!tb
Coast
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Gtia Bil&
Tolnaeaae
LOS ANOELD CAP> -RealdtnU~ bllla lD ~ • u.-
ap .. &\ltl'aP ol 11.11 • month Jan. 11.
lb• Call ornla PubUe
UtlltU <)mlmlnloo bu
announdd.
Tbe eomrni.toa ,,.anted
Southern Callfomla Gas
Co. permlaaion Tuesday to
raise rates to obtain
$99,893,000 a year to off1et
the blsher coet ol natural
1u the utility buys from
the El Paso Natural Gu
Co. and Tran1western
Pipeline.
A public hearlnl on the
request wu held Dee. 19
in Los Anieles.
Rain, Snow
Corwer~ng
OnBayA.rea
BJ 'n.e A.oeia&ed Presa
All artic·bred snowstorm and
a subtropical rainstorm from
the Baja Coast were expected to
converge over the San Francisco
Bay area today. bringing scat·
tered rain and cold.
The northern storm has
already brought heavy snow to
Seattle and other parts of
the Northwest.
A traveleni advisory has been
issued for the Shasta-Siskiyou
Mountains, northeastern
California and the Sierra
Nevada as the storm reaches
those areas.
Strong gusty winds accom·
pany lhe storm, with snow down
to 2.500 reet in the northwest ~
Siskiyoua and 3,00CMS,000 feet in
the Sierra.
Temperatures will drop as the
storm amves into low 50s and
40s in most areas. Lows will be
1n the 40s and 30s
Gold Search
Announced
WELLINGTON, New Zealand
(AP> -A Wellington publishing
company, Newrlck and As·
sociatea, has negotiated a three·
year contract with Lloyds of
London to find itold estimated to
be worth $180 million that sank
wlth HMS Lutine in the North
Seas in 1799. Tbe company will conduct the
search in auoclatioo with two
professional treasure bunters,
Lyle Mortimer and Kelly
Tarleton.
Previou' unsuccessful at·
tempts to recover told from the
wreck led to the discovery in
1858 of the f8IDOWI Lutine bell
which is now struck at Lloyda to
announce sbippinJ dluaten.
Soviets Boycotted
NEW YORK <AP> -Tbe In·
tematlooal Longshoremen'• M-
sodatton announced today that
it had ordered lta memben lm·
mediately to stop bandlln& So-
viet shipa and Soviet car&os in
port.a from Maine to Texas.
DAILY PILOT
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mll• ....-cir TtUM. _.. 4ra"4 tit bl IE fl< ud tamm Wt ti t.-.adr••• of llo .. aa.. el Do• tat HP· ~"'"' •bouUn1 lD Per• ID •owa Wt Ca•~ l.bomll II Our t.eadtr, 100 a Whb
Amerte1!"
111• famWar, -.:bearded naun a1 KboaMila1 ... ~ • bfaell .--. a blaet tun.n, e trsed fflr bCKI& IDlDIMI al
m d1 mond.Q. Ylau.ed b'Y.~bll
IOll Ahmtd and otbtr advbiels,
be waved &o the eotlaualutlc
crowd f« • lldllutel before re-
wmln11Dllde.
Similar demoost.nt.lons were
reported thtou&bout Iran today.
the holy day or Arbain. celebrat·
ed each year '° day• after the
anniversary of the death or Imam HoaeJ.n, a 7t.b century re.I·
atJve of Propbet Mobammed,
believed by Sblltea &o be the
f,under ol their sect. It ta also e second anniversary of a
oody pre-revolution confront•·
lion between supporters of then·
exiled Khomeini and aoldien
loyal to Sbab Mooammed Reu
Pahlavi.
Friday. fights broke out in Qom
between Khomeini supporters
and backers of Iran's second·
ranking religious leader,
Ayatollah Mohammed Kazem
Sbariat-Madarl. During today's
religious ceremonies, revolu-
tionary guards blocked the nar-
row alley leadine to Shariat-
M adari 's Qom residence. a rew
blocks from Khomeini's home.
Pro· Khomeini demonstrators
carrying poster-sized photo·
graphs of their leader marched
in front of the guards shouting,
"God's Party, Only Ruhollab,"
expressing their devotion to
Khomeini and his political Uunk
ing.
A It hough many Azerbaljanis
reportedly came by bus from
their capital city or Tabriz, 375
miles away in northwest Iran,
for the Arbain marches,
American reporten saw no pie·
tures of Sbariat-Madari, a
onetime spokesman for Azerbai·
jani ~utooomy.
Every vehicle ent.erinc Qom
was stopped and checked three
times by revolutionary guanb
loyal to Kbomebll. There were
roadblocks, 60 and 30 miles out·
side the city and again at the
outskirts of town.
Celebrants began gathering in
the streets of Qom at 9 a.m .. ap.
parently oblivious to the cold
weather that bad rrozen mud
puddles in the dusty city.
Qom is a city of 250,000. The
most prominent buifdings are the
spectacular mosques, Intricately
decotated with colorful Persian
tiles. Kbometru, t;nanat·Ma<1an an<l
other Shiite religious leaders
conduct theology classes in
Qom.
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HASHISH ...
Northern California city or Con·
cord ip August of 1978, according
toMor1an.
Laeuna Beach Police Capt.
Nell Purcell, who aald be
personally arrested Leary on
marijuana charges lD 1968,
declared Tuesday that the 19'72
indictments disrupted aUe1ed
operations ol the Brotherhood in
Laguna Beach.
•'There Ls atil1 a Brotherhood
of Eternal Love but It Ls not as
or1anized as it used to be,"
Purcell said. He added, however, that
representative• are v~ry
sophisticated and speciaU1ed
and deal in "nothin& but major
categories "
"They are big. They can't eet
much blaler," be oblerved.
Tbe two 0r1Jl8e Coast men
who were arrested Tuesday
were identi.fted by authorities aa
Donald K . Drury, 42, 105·A
Araaon, San Clemente and John
Hart. 38, 1585 Tahiti Ave.,
La1una Beach.
Otbert arrested include
Gordon B. Munn, 48, Bremerton,
Wub.; Richard S. Green, '7,
Sausalito; Dean R. Martines, ao,
Stoekt.oD; Vernon L. Smitb, •.
Truckee; Mark P. Stanton, 83,
Saa Franci.eo: )lorry P. We,
1tein, 38, MIU Vaile)'.
Tbe lndldl'lenU followed an
11-moptb inve•U•atlon
coordlntted ~ UM Oranp C.OUO.
ty NareGtlet 1uk twee.
Wortdnl GO tbi cue were tbe
DOlle49 ~ .. of LalUDI 9eacb, San Clement• aad
Garden Grove; tbe oepartment
of luttl_!•, tbe Bureau or
Maftot.le 11moreement ind OUMil' , ......... eW.
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ad Out tlae 11f ••lct!9 Butae••
When the San Diego ZOo asked five little apes to bold still
for a picture, the pyg_my chlmpanieea at Left and in the
middle did so. But it's Just another cbanee to cuddle for
those orangutans at right.
Rain Mixed Blessing Bul Thanks
Anyuuy •..
Some Farmers Welcome It; Others Don't DETROIT (AP> -
About $3 million in federal
~unds aimed at helptne
low income Michigan real·
dents pay winter heating
costs has been sent to peo-
ple who don't mcur heal·
1ng bills. state and federal
0Ht c1als acknowledge.
By P1DL SNEIDEllMAN
Of .. Delly""' ..... Most Orange County farmers
are greeting the current rainy
weather with open a rms,
although the showers may have
a negative effect on a rew crops
that are presently 10 the harvest
stage
''It's one of those situations
where what's good for one fellow
isn't always good for the
others." ~xpla.med Harry Otto,
farm adVlSer with the Universi·
ty or California Cooperative Ex·
tension office in Anaheim "But
for most growers. the ram we're
finally starting to have 1s
welcome."
He said lhe rain will be helpful
for dryJand barley and will help
prepare the soil for crops such
Gas Rationing
Charge Aired
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
showdown between stale and
federal statutes looms in the
first court test or the state's odd·
even gas ratiooing plan.
A Municipal Court com·
misaioner took under ad•ise·
ment Tuesday a defeme motion
to dismiss a charge that service
station operator Thomas Dorsey
sold gasoline to a regular
customer while refusing service
to the general public.
Dorsey's attorney argued that
federal law pre-empts the state
law under which he was cited
making the charge against hini
unconstltutionaJ.
Tanker Fire Out
GALVESTON. Texas <AP> -
After 69 days, the blaze aboard
the tanker Burma Agate has
burned itself out. and salvage
operations will begin when the
charred and twisted wreck
cool.a, officials say.
as tomatoes and sweet com.
which WlU be planted beginning
m February With farmers paymg $70 per
acre-Coot or more for 1rngaton
water. the free ram will help
keep some growing coS\S down,
Otto added
The farm adviser noted .
howevt-r. that the showers ca.n
interfere Wlth curre:it harvest
mg or celery, caultOower and
broccoh in Oran&e County
These vegetables have a very
short perioo ror proper harvest·
ing, so picking probably will be
conducted through the showers
and mud
Otto added that moisture can
increase the chance or crop dJ.S
ease in these vegetable:,
Oean Buchinger. orchard de·
partment manager with the
Irvine Co 's agricultural
division. 1s pleased about the
current showers.
"We"re viewing this with a
great deal of joy," he said. "It's
been a loog dry spell. The ram u,
especially welcome for citrus
and avocados."
Bucblneer explained that
farmeni generally irrigate with
Colorado River water. which
leaves significant salt deposlts
in the s<Ji.l.
"U we have a good rain, it
Oushes the salt from the soil,
and that's one of the benefits."
be said. "And when 1t rams. we
Refineries .
At Capacity
DENVER CAP> Production
was reported at near -normal
levels as dozens of oil companies
put their superVlsors al refinery
controls to cope with a stnke by
60,000 workers.
Only two refineries said they
would close until the 011.
Chemical and Atomic Workers
Union ends its first national
walkout since 1969
Photoerapber 1pptted Wt atan oa the back oi a van
pa(kec:t'lri Newport Be•ch· Owner ol th'e vehlclo un't arounn. so e>hotOlrapher wu sable to d'etennlrie exactly :hha~~-~ mbomeat ·by the alp1H_~t lt appears to be a -..... out Of lniltr•UG11 about Americam belnt ~~11~ boltate ID Jra. '?be holtaPI have beaws their UI n1montJIOfcapclvij.j.
don't have to pay for the labor or
lbe w at.er for irrigation · •
Jim Nahas. general manager
of Granada Marketing S F
Farms. which grows strawbcr
ries on 165 acr~ m !rv1nt-and
M1ss1on \.'1e10. said the nun 1~
generall} benef1r1C1I to the
.strav. hen) crop
He added. If this 1s 1ust going
to be hke a v.ec:kend '>lorm 1t
will have JUSI a m1n1mal eHt>ct on us ..
Too much ram such as the 40
mches that soaked the area m
1978. <'an be very harmful to
cropi. But v.ith about tv.o inches
recorded midway through the
ra1n ) season, that proSJW<'I ap
pe a r~ unlikely, farm experts
.sa:.
Yo-yo Faetor
State figures show that
nearly 15 percent of lh06e
~ho rece1 ved the Sl 77
checks IJve m adult foster
<'a rt> Cac1ht1es or homes
for the aged Under both
arrangements. residents
pay no extra charge for
heating btlls
State and rederal or-
ftc1a ls said owners of the
homes cannot force resi·
dents lo turn over the
money from the energy
assistance check.
Stock Mark'et Vp,
Down, VpAgain
NEW YORK <AP> -The
stock market opened with a
broad rally. pulled back today
a mid news the US econom\·
was perform&~ better than ex
peeled. and then moved ahead
again The Dow Jones average of 30
mdustnals. up 19 71 points Tues
day in 1t.s largest increase in
more than a year and ahead by
more than 7 points at the open
mg today. was ahead by 3 75
po in ls at SSS 46 after l wo hours
or trading. But then 1t moved lo
a 7 25-pomt gam at $858.96 ~r
three hours.
New York Stock E1tchange
volume hit 33 03 million shares
IO two hours. Up sharply from
20 29 m1lhon after two hours
Tuesday
Today's opening-hour volume
or 20 22 millloo shares was JUSt
under the first-hour record of
20.73mtllionsharesset0ct 10
Gainers led losers by a J.1
marg10 among NYSE issues as
"the guys nailed down" their
profits aft.er Tuesday ·~ strong
cl~e and today's early buying
wave , said analyst Larry
Wachtel ol Bache Halsey Stuart
Shields Inc.
The rally was sparked by a
Commerce Department
estimate Tuesday tbal the
economy grew at a 2 percent-3
percent annual rate in last
year's fourth quarter, double tbe
Sllft!r at f33
gove rnment's previous
esuma~
Thal 15 likely to mean "cor·
porate eanungs Wlll be stronger
than m06t people anticipated,"
said Gordon But analysts also
ca uttoned the strength could
mean contmued high t.Dflatioa.
LA Police
Must Train
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
swee ping program to improve
police lrain.inC and. minority re-
lat ions was adopted Tue:Mlay by
the Los An1eles Police Com·
m1ss100 alter a year of con-
troversy fl\at followed tbe fat.al
shooting ol Eula Love.
The commiasJOO, despite re-
cent angry objedioos or Police
Chief Daryl Gates and the Poliee
Protective Leaiue. adopted the
train1n1 procram to eive ia-
creased empbuis oo where and
when police can fire tbelr
weapons and bow they can Ule
the minimum possible force.
Another part ol the report aalcl
the l wo officers who shot tbe
South Loe Anaeles woman lut
Jan. 3 violated department
policy and showed serious erron
in Jud1meot.
Gold Price Mixed;
Dollar Holds Fi~
LONDON <AP> -Gold prices
ccmtlnued their roller i:outer
pattern on world bullion
mark eta toQ)'.
Tbe U.S. dollar beld flrm OD
forell'O actwiaes. Alter aoaridl mOT'e than $100
an ounce -in llM flm week ol
1980, aokl ba declined sharply
from a peat Of "7$. lt a Troy
OWlCe ln llcml .ltoQ& OD Monday
and record t&50 levels ln Europe
andAmenc•.
By the clolt ol tPdln1 bl New
York OD~. the price bid
fall n to-.so.
In HODS Koni today, the mttal
dropped "'9.lS from TUnday'a
level to cloM at SSM.'5. And WMa Swope.a matttu
opened • .., ,... tnilna a& -ID ~ tllld zartdl 9lid Ute
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PEGGY ENGARD PRESENTS CONTRASTING FACES
• •1nfonnattont11' Plck•ta Appe•r •• P•y Talke Continue
McNally Sc~ol
?Fa Monte· Yis.tti
"~---ICbool u.te. iaclded TU••••¥ to ••• ~ally aitemative hlell I!! lllante Vista School lD Sep-tiiUir, endlni several years of
~ about the future of ~ JlcNally program.
••1 think we've just made bia-
toey... quipped School Superin·
teodent John Nicoll. "We've
made • decision about what to
do with HcNally."
Trustees al.so decided to move
the d.1strict'1 evening high school
pro1ram to the Presidio School
, ll1.e a<ljacenl l9 Davis Middle
I Scbool. Both Presidio and Monte
Vista scbools were closed
because ol declining enrollment.
McNally and the evening
1cbool are curnmUy housed ln
the old McNally School builc:Unp
at 19th Street and Newport
Boulevard. The property bas
been IOld to a private developer
Am0118 the poeaibilitiea dis-
cuaed bad been placi.DC McNal-11 on the campus of one of the
district's four l'e1ular high
1eboola, but parents and ~hen ursed that the proeram reJaaiD a lel)al'ate enUty.
McNally .ervea 1tudenll who
W'Olt. have cblldren or for other reuon.s can't adapt to a re1ular
adlool IC.bedule. Dtatriet otftctala said they de-
dded to ,W:. McNally and the ...ma aabool on different alt.es
bitaUH ~ tbe pouiblllty of COO-fllct ov~ two p?Olr•mt ualnl U. 19.IM tools and equipment. n.1 uld Pnlldlo will CCJO·
• "-' to be lad durlnl tbe day
for some apeelal eclucattoo ........ lehOOI bWtee B.J. Skllllila ._ __. relocaUDI McNal·
It at ~~; Vllta, ••Y1na lbe ..,..·t ecmYlDeed lt wn the llDet~eed .. ~\le.
.~.Ja dbctillk>DI a year aso. eilhe pw.. from Ule Maate
..... ... oppoMd ·p)aclq •
lcbool prosram lD tbe1r
&>wet et, DO GDe
~\be ptopolal ~ .
Tralteel deddecLlut 7ear to
m e McNally to oote Vi.Ila.
bul tbe plan wu 1uspeoded
wbeD earlie:r efforts to sell the
McNaUy School aite failed. In
the interim, the possibility or
locatine the school elsewhere
waa raised again.
Market Rises,
Fluctuates,
Falls Again
NEW YORK (AP) -The
atock market opened with a
broad rally, pulled back today
amid news the U.S. economy
was perfonninC better than ex-
pected, moved ahead aeain and
then fell back..
The Dow Jones aven1e of 30
indu.atriab, up 19. 71 points Tues·
day in its lareest increase ln
more than a year and ahead by
more than 1.3 points at the opening
today, waaoff1.62pointsto8SO.OO.
New York Stock Exchange
volume bit 33.03 millloo shares
in two hours, up sharply from
20.39 million after two hours
Tuesday.
Today's opening-hour volume
of 20.22 million abares wu just
under the ftnt.bour record ol
20.1a mlllioa 1bare11et Oct. 10.
Tbe cta/:a volume wu a.a
millloaabaree.
Galnen led lolen bf a 2-1
marlin 8llMlDI NYSE lllues u
''the ,..,.. nailed doWll'' tbelr
proflta atlet' ~·1·• •tioaa cloee anct toda.y'a earl1 buJ1D1 wave, aald aoaJyu Larry
WaCbtel Of Bache Ha1N7 Stuart
Shields IDC.
Tbe rall.f ... ;parted bJ' •
Cotn mere• Department Htlmate Tueaday tbat lb•
~mypewata2~1
peroe11t annual rate l11 laat )'ear'• fourth qurter. dOu~ Uae
1o•eromeat'1 pr••lou1 eatlmate. TUt Is UketJ to meu .. cor.
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It's Wet, Getting Wetter
Along the Orange Coast
Planners
Hired/or
Wnier
SeveraJ Los Angeles firms
have been appointed to conduct
an economic and facility plan-
ning study for the proposed
Orange County Mu.sic Center in
Costa Mesa.
John M. Rau. executive vice
president of Orange County
Mu.aic Center Inc., announced
t.be contracts thla week as the
next atep in planninl to build the s:so mllUcla. a,200-seat center i.D
tbe Soau. CM8t ...........
Comp)iitbl 11 Wlete4 for
mid·1980I OD five acres of land
donated by the Se1eratrom
famllJ.
Princtpal ftnm named to coo·
duct the tbree-moot!l economic
study were The Luckman
Partnership Inc. and Hani.aon
Price Co.
They will analyze economic
and market viability. funding
aJtematives and public support.
aa well a.a site analysis, master
plannine, conceptual design
studies and project cost
estimates.
The location is directly across
from South Coast Repertory's
theater, also built on land
donated by the Segentroms.
The Luckman Partnership's
past projects have included de-
sicn of the Phoe.o.lx Symphony
Hall and Civic Plua. and pro-
grammin& and mater' planning
studies for the John F. Kennedy
Performing Arts Center in
Washington. D.C.
The Harrison Price firm will
tacltle the erooomic aapecll of
the study.
In addition , Paul S .
Venekluen and Associates will
handle the acoustics study;
Georae Thomas Howard the
theater equipment and operat.ioo
study; Wheeler & Grey, Inc.,
civil enpoeering; Llnacott, Law
& Gr-.mpan. Inc., traffic and
parktna; and Syaka & Hennea1.
mechanical and electrical. A1J
are located in Loe An1ele1.
A spokesman for lluaic Center
Jnc. said about '250,000 bu been
railed to far, not lnchadlq the
land, and that tbe center• ma-
jor fund·nlllnl drive ii npeet.
ed to beatn by next aummer.
Gall Billa
Tolnaeaae
Forecast
Sees No
Letup
81 JACKIE HYllAN oe •.,...,Pliml...,.
A atonn aystem that dumped
..nor• than an locb of rain OD
aome part.I ol the Orange Coast
ovemilbt continued to pound the
' area today and ls expected to
last through Friday. the Na-
tional Weatbel" Service aaid.
A spokesman laid an ardio
•tonn &l&beriDc ~ Saa ........ d8CO t.odaJ ii moriDI ........
_. oeUl bl\ Ulia area ~ f'ri. u,. . . .
M ... dll•e±eeol,M .....
.... dm'l lmow yet .••
M••,.rt Beaeh firemea
,..,... ..... 10.-aanc ... of .... ....., .. "' ... ~
...... Udo .... prqewfMn
four can. mducfina at lwt ~
clauic auto. were stored
Friftad or Foe't
nremm aaid the floodm1 ~
carred at midmornin1 la •
print.e ,.,...e in the 900 bloct
of Via Udo Nord. The pump tUt
usually protects tbe carqe bad
been removed Tuesday ror re-
pain.
The cars suffered some
Photographer spotted this sign on the back. of a v~
parked in Newport Beach. Owner of the vehicle wasn t
around, so photographer w~ unable .to determine exactly
what is meant by the sign, but it appears to be a
challenge bom out of frustration about Americans be~
held hostage in Iran. The hostages have begun thetr
third month of captivity.
Innkeeper Denies .
Water Off 4 Days
damage but oo dollar estimate
was avaHable, firemen said.
Tbey reported all the water bad
been pumped out by nooo.
The storm's most serious
overnieht damage along the
Ounae Coast occurred ln ~
Clemente, where a raao·
ttiHered mudslide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Coast ffllbway in lb& north part
of the clty at about m.idnilbt
T\auday.
Cit7 crewa cleaned •P the mess and reopened tbe lanes
lb.is morninC.
The m8DJlier ol a Hunttncton
Beach hotel uid 3• of her
auesta, wb.lsked off to fire sta-
tions Tueaday for showers, were
not without nmntne water for
rour da11.
Latuna Bea.ch police s~ at
mklmorai.nC Ibey were consider·
iDI ctoanc Lapa.a C8.ll)'OO Roelt
ard doe to llll aecumulation ol e:ipt tralninl facility on Goth inches ot waler in tbe Bil Bead
Louile Ruppert. mana1er ol
the HUJrtlnlton Beach l.nn, uid
mem bera of tbe Auckland
Anallcan MllOri Club m1ued the
chance to bathe at the Paclfk
Coaat ID"1way lodtina became
th&y were out of their rooms so
frequently.
"We did haft problems -the
water w81 on and olf llDee P'ri· day," abe apletned, "but It eer·
talnly WMD't otf for the eat1re
four 4A11-'•
Street. area.
He said the travelers were
dropped back off at tbe lnn ID
time to catch a bus to Sao Dleao.
The botel manaaer uid the
New Zealanden were aiven
their money Uct for tlle ocean
fn>Dt rooms.
"Tbey ~ ~ alee peo-
ple," abe said. •"l'bey told UI
they would be happy to come
back and stay with UI &pill.''
Flood Waters
Get 2 Autos
Some ftoodln1 wu a1ao report.
eel lD front ol Emerald Bay at
Padfic Coat Rl&bway and Oak Street.
Abo m Lqulla. nooctina ...
report.eel um IDOl'Dina at • boule
<See MIN, Pue AZ>
C.ast
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Filing opens Thursday, and cloees )an. 31,
for three seats on the Newpott Beach City
Council. Seatl represent.1.ng districts two.
five and seven will be before voters in the
April 8 electioo. Mayor Paul Ryckoff (Dis-
trict 5) and Councilman Ray Williams
(District 7> say they'll run again. Coun·
cilman Don Mcinnis (District 2) says be
um 't golng to seek re-election. In Newport
Beach, candidate.s run from districts, but
are elected by all the city's voters.
13 Cult Members
Face Drug Charges
87 llOllDT MDU a .. .,...,..._.....,
Thirteen penooa who are aJ.
leged to be members of the
Brotherhood of Eternal Love
bave been Indicted by the
Oranae County Grand Jury on
diaries d comriring to import
13.3 million n hashish to
. Calllomla.
Ellbt d the suspects, lnclud·
ing two residents of Laguna
Beach and San Clemente, were
arrested in police aweeps
throuaboul the state early Tuea·
clay.
Five othlllln an 1W111t larce.
The lndictmenta were . tile
MCGDd to be tUed :Ti'• mem-bers of the EtenW rotberbood
of Et.em.al Love that autborUies
said set up operaUooa ln Lacuna
Beach years a10 under the
leadership of Dr. Timothy
Leary.
Five d thoee indicted Jan. 3
also were named in a 1972 indict·
ment which a1ao involved the
Brotherhood of Eternal Love,
accordinl to Deputy District At· tomey Hal Morgan.
Leary, who now resides in
Beverly lnlls, wu not believed
to be involved in the invesUga·
Uon leadi.Qa up to lut week's ln·
dictmenta, Morgan aaid.
Mor1an said Tuesday that the
lnveatlaation wu touched off
after authorities received tips
Mrs. Briggs'
Funeral Held
Memorial services have been
coDduct.ed f()r lone·time Udo
lale remdent Trela• M Briaa
who died Jan. 2.
A 50-year resident of Newport
Beach, Mn. Bri111 and her
billband. Fred, were local real
estate broken and active mem·
ben of the Finl Church of
Cl)rl1t, Scientlat. They lfere
amon1 tbe early re&ldenta of
Udo hie where the late Mr.
8riul wu manqer of the c:om-
numfty llllOClation'• clubboule.,
Sbe leaves her aom, Jerome ·Brtap of Lancuter, Pa., and
Richard R. ~ ot New Yol't City; a pm.t.. Qllbter, and
two 1reat-11'8Ddcb1Jdrin.
DAILY PILOT
from the Central lnteltigeoce
Agency and the U.S. Drug En·
forcernent about the alleged
operation.
The information supplied by
Northern California city of <'Ao·
the federal agencies led to the
interception of 500 pounds ot
hashish from Afghanistan in tbe
cord in August of 1978, accordini
to Morgan.
Laguna Beach Police Capt.
Neil Purcell, who said be
personally arrested Leary on
marijuana charges in 1"8, declared~ that the um
indictment.a diarvpted allePd operauom d the Brotherboocl ln
La.cuna Beach.
"There is still a ~rotberbood
of Eternal Love but lt la not aa
or1anized as it used to be,"
Purcell said.
'196ftfi•eel
Attorney Richard Spe>oner
will be installed as president
of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber~ Commerce at a
banquet Jan. 18 at the
Newport Sheraton Hotel.
Gold Price Mixed;
Dollar Holds Firm
LONDON (AP) -Gold prices
continued thttir roller coaster
pattern on world bullion
markets today.
The U.S. dollar held firm on
foreign exchanges.
After soaring more than $100
an ounce in the first week of
1980, gold baa declined sharply
from a peak of $673.16 a Troy
ounce in Hong Kong on Monday
and record $650 levels ln Europe
and America.
By the-close of trading lD New
York on Tuesday, the price bad
fallen tO $802.50.
In Hong Kans today, the metal
dropped $38.13 from Tuesday's
Newport Man
Karl B. Zorn
Services Set
level to close at $585.45.
And when European markets
opened, gold was trading at $61()2
ln London and Zurich and the
morning fixing wu ... 25. But
it rebouncJed to '607.20 at the af.
temoon fixing. Then it fell to
$597 in New York at mid-day.
fi',....P.,,eAJ
RAIN •••
::11, Iran CAP> -Ayatollah l~ah Khomeini ut OD the
roof of bll -... toda1. wa.m,
to ten1 ot thoulud• of 1up-
porten cm a traditional 'I,:! mOUJ"DIDI f« the uUclo'• lloet.m ma.1ortt1.
II an1 of tbe hltbful
c:eremonlo1ul1 fhlled •
tb.emaelvea wttb c:balm to tbe
tllytbmle beat o( dnam1 &Dd
tembowinm u they mardaed
thrOqbtaeltnlea.
Tbe b1wa11 of WI laolJ dty.
1.00 milea IC1'.i.h d Tehran. were
dra&)ed with black na11 and
jammed wltb bundreda of
tbouandl of Kbomelnl aup·
porters 1bouttn1 ln Pentan.
''Down With Carter. Kbomet.ni
la Our Leader, Dow1l Wltb
America!''
The familiar, white-bearded
figure of Khomeinl, weartna a
black robe and a black turban,
emeried for about ~ mmUl.eS at
mld-mornin1. Ylaued bJ hil
soa Ahmad and other edvilen,
he waved to the enthualutic
crowd for 35 minutes before re-
tumin& lnside.
Similar demomtratiooa were
reported th.roo&hout Iran today.
the holY day ot Arbaln, celebrat·
ed each year 40 day• after the
anniversary of the deatb of Imam Houetn, a 7Ul ~ury rel·
alive of Prophet Mohammed,
believed by Shiites to be the
founder of their sect. It la a1ao
the second anniversary of a
bloody pre-revolution confront.a·
tioo bet ween supporters of t.ben-
ex 1 led Khomeini and soldiers
loyal to Shall Mohammed .Ka&
Pahlavi.
Friday. filhtl broke out ln Qom
between Khomeini aupporters
and backers of Iran's second·
ranking religious leader,
Ayatollah Mohammed Kuem
Sbanat·Madari. Durtnc today's
religious ceremonies, revolu-
tionary euards blocked the oar·
row alley leading to Shariat·
Madari's Qom residence, 1 few
blocks rrom Khomeini •• home.
Re<b Airlift
Afghan Forces
To Province
KABUL,Aflhaniatan<AP>-Sovlet transport planes, ln an
airlift akirti.na rebel-held land
routes, are ferryt.na fresh Red
army troops from Kabul to the
disputed province of Kandahar
in southern Afghanistan, sources
reported from Kandahar clly to-
day (Related story, A7)
In a separate report. a
Pakistani newspaper quoted
Afghan rebel sources as saying
the Soviet forces were movmg
southward from the city of Kan·
dahar toward the Pakistani
border, 80 miles away, to occupy
military poata aald to have been
abandoned by Afiban army de-
serters.
The report of the Kabul-
Kandahar airlift wu received in
hlamabad, Paklatan, from
three foreigners who said they
witnessed the landinis at the
Kandahar airport.
They said they aaw about 20
lar1e transport planes briqina
ln relnforcemeats. The Soviets
were reported to have 5,000
troops already lo the important
southern dty.
·Qpinio
Giving Bibles
BALnMORE CAP) -<Mlldm ot GIAWD ~.
wblcb dlltrtbWll Btblel lD JJUb1k IChooll .._Wide; WI U..,
wtll not ..... Dence ... oplnloo ~t tM pratUee .. ---Uta· tmal.
The opinlai, llAed Tuc9da7 by atate Atwmey Gwra1
8&epbeb H. IMllll came lD ,...pclllM to a reqmat lot leCaJ edriee
from tbe Wu~ County aebooll, which aUOwed d.11-
tribatlcn of tbe Blblel t.rom um ..u Wt year, nm a para ob-
jeci.ct totbelChool board.
Tbe Blblea -die ~ JAJW ftll'lim of tbe Nw TeUIDlat
plua tbe boob ~ Plahm and P'lot9ibl -bad bMll stwe ewq m pubtic ldlooll lD M lluJLIDd CCMllMI for .....,.al yous. ..
Clllner a&e. ~N•f ... ft .... '
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -Pletlflent Carter II formalJy Mtti!w tn mOISon a aeriea of meuurea qaimt tbe Semel Uldon in re-
tellatioa fer what be eal1I "tbe putast threat to peace liDce
U.. Seeond Won.I Wu-.''
Cmtet Mid TueldaJ nlCht that thele measures will make tbe &met thDon .. nlfer," but admawledpd they probably will
Id loffe tbe Kremlbl to wtdMlraw from Afpantstan. s,e••ns to aboa$ 100 members ot the Home and Senate in-~ to tbe Wblte Bouse for a report on the aituatioll In
Southwllt Alla. carter aaid there wu nothinC the United States
eould haft done milltartly to block the Soviet actioo.
• la P•• 11• •• e..,,i
CAIRO, Eapt (AP) -An Egyptian arcbaeolocical team
bu uneovered 2S Pbaraonic tombs in southern Eapt "coataiD·
iq a large quanUty of 2,000.year-old mummies," the Al Abram
oewpaperrepol'ted. ·
The excavated aite ln Kom Ombo. eoo miles south d Cairo,
allo cmtalned elaborately omamented aarcopbap, alabaster
vua and predoua. ttone-lnlaid neck.laces, the report aaid.
Conference Keys
Newport Election
On April a. vottta ln Newport
Beach .W be electtn1 three ol anen City Cowxt.l memben and
aelecttnc amoa.a four propowS
charter rmDom.
Wanning up for thal e•ent,
the members of SPON <St.op
Pollulin& Our Newport) wall host
a conference Jan. 19 entitled
"Which Way Newport.," The
session will be held In the
Newporter Inn's Monte Carlo
Room
Beginrung at 1 ·JO p m . lht'
conference wall mclude a senes
of semll\al"S oo topics sucb u the
preaervauoo of the bay. ma.a.o·
tenance ol open space, airport
probl~DUJ and manqement ot
g.rowt.b and traffic.
The sessions will be roJJowed
by a dinner at wb1ch the
apeakers w1IJ be llayor Pau.I
Ryctort amt planner Allton
Massa who will discuss the
growth limiting pl an LDSlJ t IJted
by the City ol Petaluma
SPON President Jean Watt
aald the conference 1.S a first for
her orgaruzation.
"We felt there as a need for
people to Understand what bu
been happening heft, eapeclally
l.n U&ht ol the comiq electiom, ..
abe aaicl
Included an the prosnm wtll
be other council membera
backed by SPON -Ray
Williams. Evelyn Hart, Doo
Strauss and Pau.I Hummel.
Mn. Hart, Strauss and Hum-
mel were elected to the council
an \978 Both Williams and
Ryc koff wall be seeking re·
elecllon m April.
Other panelists include Dr.
R1mmon Fay. a marine biologist
and former member or the state
coastal Comau.ss100; Dr. Peter
Dixon, bead of a IJ'OUP from UC
I rvlDe tlMll ii studyin1 bay ~
llon. and Charles Scbneebect.
former president ol tbe Friends
otN~&.y.
Tickets for the conference are
SS The dmner will cost an addi·
llonal 18.SO
Reservations may be made
lhrou&h SPON, P.O Box 102.
Balboa Island. or by Pbonine
Mn. Wall. 6'13-8164
$72,000 Goal Set
In YMCA Campaign
By lACIDE BY11AN
Gl•Olllf9 .........
Oranae Coast YllCA otficlala
ltlc:ked off a 1880 fund drive
TuesdaJ by uoo.mclna a -.i of
'72,000.
YMCA officials, who raiad
S!e.519 In contribudom tn mt.
said they estimate the m.ooo
will be needed to maint.aln tbe
Y's pro1ram1, wblcb serve
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and
Irvine.
The pro1ram1 include
phyaical fitneu for all a1ea.
youth procrama, parent and
child profram1. handicapped
awtmmln&. youth outreach and
operatioo of the Fuilly Crisis
Center ln Calta Mesa.
Officials aaid they hope to
identify 500 flrma that will
donate at leut 1100 each to
make up S,W,000 ol the amount.
with tbe rest comtn1 from in-
d.h1duals and lf'OUPI·
In a rwtew ol the Y's opera-
tion over the put four yean, ex-
ecutive director Jim de Boom
aald c:ontrtbuUona rose from se.ooo ln 1974 to sse.sl9 ln mt,
an increased S3'7 percent.
In the aame time period, total
r•~•lr.u -lncludln1 mem-
benb pg, srant.a and revenue
lhartns -roae from 1189.Dt to
about~OOO. tspemes roee from 1112.ZIO lD
11'14tosseo.sas1n 11'11. wtt.b 11'11
ft&UrM not Jet available,
l>e .Boom aald one or tile
bl0.11= ol 1tT9 ... tbe m-1taUaCill ot a aolar beatlq
apt.em tn June.
Munoz New ..
CJDef Ju~e
Lashes Oregon
Man Killed .
t ·In Grove
Collision
9Y1"AJ1111111IPrw
A Paetfte 1tor• lub•d
6Ui .... o._.. mow IDd
treatai nlD tollQ. do9lDI all
Portland adtool1, atrang::: moto1111a ...,s leaftnl at
··---wttMut ol.etridty. Tb• at.rm al.o 1broG4-4
Wubt ..... with up to IO tDChea
of DOW IDCl lee .
Hardeat bit was tbe east
PorUand .,.., in tbe footbW.a ol
the Cucade MOUlltalna, where
power ltDe8 ~ from the
wetpt ol a mow and lee coat-my. ntentat.e 89N throu1b the
Columbia Gorae to eastern
A 33-year.old man died Tues-Ore1on wu closed, and many
day when bis car wu atnadr motorilta were stranded in the
broad.aide in Garden Grove by community ot Hood River, cov-anotb~ car whole driver, pol.tee ered with about 4 feet of snow. A
said, may have IUffe~ 1101De 1roup of motorists at Mult-
aort ot i>h1sical attack; nomab Falls State Park aJona the
The man, lclenWled M Bobby bipway were rescued by de-
Coetales of Garden Grove, died putieslnsnowplowa.
in Palm Harbor Hospital of in-While the Portland area was
temal iltjuries lhortly after the nearly paralyzed by ice in the
11:30 a .m. acddent. downtown and snow in the east,
Police 1aid wltneaae1 told Salem, 50 miles to the south, re-
them Costales wu waltiq at a ported ooly rain.
atop llgn at BrootbW'lt street The snow, which came in the
and ffum.mlnabUd Lane when second major storm of t he
aaotber car drivina south oo winter, began falling Monday,
Brookhant veered out of control and continued today. Weather
and slammed intobla vehicle. service officials predicted
TboH Hme witnesses also another cold froot waa beaded
told police the driver of the car, for the coast with snow and
52.year-old Helen Schell of Stan-freezing rain.
ton, appeared to slump Hazardous road conditions
bactward in her car, which were responsible for at leaat ooe
• ~Ian acceleratln8 rapidly, jmt traffic death in Waabinltoo, and
before the colllsiclll. olficials said ooe woman was
lb Schell wu reported in raped when abe stopped to help
serious coodltion at Anaheim asnow-boundmotorlst.
Memorial Hospital witb aevere "The traffic 11 lnsane.'' said
bead '-"'-'-police d1spatcber Ctnd)' Jemeo of Nod:; bave been iuect The Ddes:&U Ore1on com·
a1atnst the driver pendinl mualt1 alon1 the Columbia
farther inveaU1atloa. police lll•er, wbet'e 1now bit bard
u.t...11 Tond11 • .-u----------------------------.....0--~ Cas•Baek
Boy, 9, Saves Traveler
A vialtinc Swedish atudent wbo recently lost a curnm-
cy purse cmtatntn1 bis travelin& money la •milinl aiain,
thanks to a &-yeu-old Irvine youth wbo found the purse
and aided in its return.
PETER IVA.a880N, a 19-year-old Swedilb student
who ls winding up a bus trip across the country, loet bi.a
money at South Coaat Plaza in Costa Mesa. The purse con-
tained about $400 in American and Swediab currency, the
remainder of Peter's traveling money.
Because of hmpage problems, Peter bad difftculty
mating bia plight known to p1ua security officials. He re-
turned the followlq day with Newport Beach resident
J oann Brock, whose family haa provided boepitality for
Peter in tbla area.
TOE TWO LEARNED that Qu1.s Willon, 9, of Irvine
bad dlacovered the misaing currency purse and with bi.a
D1otber bad tmned it in to store olftcials. 1be purse waa re-
turned to Peter after be identifted 11s coatents.
Straa••d trucker• and
tnvelerl ftlled motels tza n.
DaHe1 and neilbbortnc Hood • at .. r u the Natioeal Guard
artnot')' ln Tbe o.IJes opmed to
pJ'OYide addltloaa1 lbelter.
Up to IO lnebe8 el IDOW WU r&-DOl'tecl ba Rood IUvw, wbJJe Tbe
ballH was blanketed with
15 inch•. the Wubl.qtaa com·
munlty of Qulllayute bad re-
ceived 20 lncbea of snow by
Tueld•y.
SeatUe realdenta due out from
under more than seven inches of
powder.
Dos.ens of ecbools, offtces and
busineuee were cloeed in the
two states, and Lockheed Sbip-
bulldln1 and Constnactlon Co. ln
Seattle waa to close today, aakl
spokesman R.J. Cook. The
weather al.lo forced a bah to
fli1bu at Seattle-Tacoma Jn.
tematlonal Airport for aeven
hours as workers cleared a
runway for departures.
The winter storm eJdended to
t he northern and central
Rockies in Idaho, Colorado and
Utah, the National Weather
Service said.
"l think we are going to stay
m a snow shower pattern right
on through Thursday," said
NWS forecaster Paul Ellis in
Seattle.
Woman Who
Lost Voice
Sues Firm
A woman Wbo elalma abe 8Uf. ,.... ..,... br ...... ca.aw
and IOll el her tClkJe bu tUed a
damage lawsuit a1ain1t the
Fiberite Co. of Oraaae over a
Jae 1 eMmteal eccldeat tba aPoMd man tba •people to toxic fumes.
WendJ Lynn Crouse, a teacher
at the nearby Killlfer Child
• Development Center, states in
the Oran1e County Superior
Court actioa that abe wtll suffer
permanent dlsabWty from inbal·
tng the .. danleroua and noxious
fumes" th.at were released from
the plant.
Tbe fumes escaped after an
epoxy mixture waa contaminat-
ed and overheated. Sprintler
syste m s we re activated and
steam poured from the plant in-
to the surrounding air.
According to the court action,
Mn. Crouse baa been unable to
return to wort.
"She's bad tremendous
bronchial problems, hasn't re-
gained her voice, has a conatant
low erade fever and ls weak and
tired," said her attorney,
Lawrence Rlak, of Loe Angeles.
Unspecified monetary
damages are souabt. They will
be detenn1ned at the time of
trial.
Flynt Sought
For Arrest
CINCINNATI <AP) -An ar-
rest warrant haa been iasued for
Hu1tler ma1uine publisher
Larry Flynt, wbo a spokesman
aaya ls bolpttalbed at an un-
disclosed locatJon for chronic
paJn and drus addiction.
Bamlltoo Couo~~mmon Pleas Court Sudp Kraft
luued tbe warnnt and nYObd • 121,000 bead 1'aesdaJ after PlJnt a.ad bl.I au.orne,. failed to appear for a beartna to de·
termlne tbe ltatul ol •arioua poruo1rapb1·related curies pendJ.nc .,._ ll'b1rt. :.an ctia"'ecl with dl.1-M IDllWia1 harmf"'1 to
Jannlllil canmcticn with tbe dlltrlbutian ol a im pampblet
GO war IDCl a 1"' punDh'et •
eblld abaH. An additional daarl• Of.,..... ot.cealtJ .. mo Jimlllnl· fJGm h1I Mle ID ma of HUU.r ln Bamlltoo
O)Ut7.
€Ad on a Bot. • •
There aren't too many warm spots outside on these co~d.
rainy days, but Nora Louise, a cat owned b~ Eloise
Luther of Newport Beach, bas found one. 1be cat s '?~er
also owns tbe ctumney and the fireplace that goes with at .
Court Breaks Up
Mom,.son Marriage
STAl'FORD, Va. (AP) -A.
woman llDd ber IOO, reuniMd lD
1977 after be srew up m a fOltar
home, have been barred by a
judge from any new coot.act for
10 yean -because they mar:
ried eacb other.
Stafford County Clttwt Court
Judge J .M.H.. WIW. sentenced
them to five years in prison but
impended the Lenna oo coodi·
tion or 10 years 1ood behavior.
Tbey were ordered not to meet
or commlDlicat.e with each other
during that. time.
Willis also ordered both Mrs.
Lillie and ber son to underio
psychiatric coun1elin1 . Both
wept aa they left the courthouse.
Lillie and Mn. Llllie admitted
during their trial that they bad
bad sexual relations. AB ex-
change of love letters between
the two was introduced as
evidence.
Lillie testified at their trial
that be cocisidered bia mother "a
girl friend, a wife, a compa-
nion." didn't think ol ber u bis
"real mother" and would lllte to
eontlaue lbear Illegal rela-
donlhlp. . Incest is a felony m Vlf'linia
carrymg a maximum peoalQ' of
10 yean in pri9oo.
Willis told tbe Lillies tbe
purpose of tbe amteaces levied
.... to help you rorT'ttt the W1"0Q&
altuation you find yourself in."
M ra. Ullie. wbo baa a first.
grade education, sought proba-
tion and promised "not to see
Chru apin.''
Her aoo, who ls atatiooed at
the nearby Quantico Marine
Corps base, asked for leniency.
He aaid be was toad be could re·
main ln tbe military ii the seo-
t.ence were less than a year.
"If I £el a year or more in jail.
my career will be terminated,"
be told the Judie.
A spokesman at the Quantico
base said Tuesday that Ullie's
c om mandin1 offic er mus t
forward a report of misconduct
to Marine Cor,>9 headquarters.
After that, he said a decision
wtll be made OD disciplin•ry IC·
lion or diamiual.
Gem
Talk
B11 J C HUMPHR1£S
CmifWd Cm ologttt, ACS
f
llbenilalll. Eartilr .,.,..,, ..
puil llMi'd tmrri'iil•ri .... ......................
~ tnilb i::---lrftll ..,., ......... ......,
~Wlmilll. . ...... of .. ,.,. decllDed
wltboat neeptloa to be l• ...... "' npon.... ••tt .. a l'OUlb eaM, •• one Juror com-
ll*llecl • be ltlOde fl'om tbl
courtr.m.
Wlbell. who Ml and.,... a
the eou.MI table ~ tM c»:
ct.ion wu aDDOUDced. later Nld, ...... ftnliet npr•tata a
lot ol ff'l9NDCt. It ta • Nd cam-mentuy on the United 8*a*-of Amert.ea el Jim.
''To bar a whoop, a bollllr, a
ba.rrab whm someone'• _..,,to
die b ftl'7 dlaappcUatlq," tbe
21-year-Old lttorDe)' Uld..
Bil diimt's reacUoa. ~
said, wH one of "abaolute
utoailbmmt "
"If the Hnllct la upbeld,
Tbeodore P'rank wlll dJe,"
Wl.Uell Aid.. Appeal of the~
penalty ii ~Uc under the
state's de.th penalty law. 1
Formal sentencin1 is
scheduled for Feb. 4 before
Judge Byron K . McMillan.
Wlbell said be will uk for a
new trial, adding, "I'll volunteer
::rJ..~ediction that lt will be cte-.
Praser. a Ventura County dep-
uty cllstrlct attorney who baa
worked on the FTan.k cue for
two years, u.id tbe verdict "waa
appropriate under the
dttumltwa.
"You can never feel happy or
l()Od. Amy Seiu t. atJU dead,"
Pra1er continued
Tbe g1ri di.lappeared from her
aunt'• CamartflO home and her
body was found two days later in
Topanp Canyon in Los Angeles
County.
FraDk was hoked to the
torture slaymg through a pair of
Vise Gnp pliers found at bis
apartment at the tJme of ha.s ar-
rest
Witnesses also placed a man
resembling Frank in the
nelehborbood •l the time the girl
dilappeared and the prosecutaoo
was 1ucceasful ln lntroducmg as
evldence journals written by
Frank lri wblch be discussed
child mo&estation.s that involved
praclicea limilar to lboee used
OD the Seita lirl·
Both Prqer and relatins of
the dead lirl lubed out at of.
flclals at Atascadero State HoallUal tor tbelr cledsiaa to re-..... ............... Wore the Seib ...,....._ Pnaer Uid
therapists at the mental lmtitu-
Uon coaddered him cured of bis
delln to molelt cblldrm. ··He .. released to till qain
and ala." Prqer aaerted. · • J, like to bow wbo will
speak for tbe c:bildren ot tbia
atate. It '1 a eociety that '1 lDUDe
that reJealee a man who com-
mitted uo moleat.s, · · Praeer
laid.
"U tbe state bad done a few
lhin11 and changed a few lawa,
this never would have hap-
pened," s.tld Don Linebaugh, tbe
dead girl's grandfathe r.
"It's a relief to know he gqt
what he did. I couldn't be hap-
pier rilbt now." said Sheryl
Seitz. Amy's mother
Refugees Rescued
MANILA, Philippines CAP> -
A French fretgbter rescued 103
Vietnamese refqees who drift-
ed for eight days in the South
China Sea in a fhmsy boat. a
French Embassy spokesman
1aid today The refug~ said six
other ships passed before the
frelabter Tourville picked them
up Saturday
(
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rains. This ls not true. Rain ls the universal bugaboo for all
newapapers -both the carriers and the receivers.
Coasider my very own pad down in old Balboa. We
have a regular paddle that develops out front oo the
sidewalk every momlne, rain or ahioe. We eet a couple of
mornln& periodicals delivered in that puddle ao we can
keep up with what tbe enemy is dolq.
TRU8 I CAN CHECK out the competitioo ii I can
wring them out first. I've even tried an iron, using the syn·
thetic r abrics sett.in&.
Anyway, because or our constant morning sidewalk
puddle, often I pray for rain before delivery. Tb.is LS
because when ll rains.. the delivery person wraps tbe paper
in one or those plastic bags.
This has proved to be no help whatsoever. You muat
r remember that tbe plastic ba~ ls open al one end.
Our morning paper people are very consistent ln the
ability to heave the journal into our sidewalk puddle so
that the open end of the plastic bag slides into the water
firgl.
This has the same effect as no bag at all.
JUST THE OTHER afternoon I was down in my
mother'• Laguna Beach neiehborbood and watched ooe of
our carriers preparing to go out oo his rouoda. His name ls
Chris. He was sitting in front of the TV with bJs front door
open.
While watching the tube, Chris would wrap each paper
and then flip ll out the front door into his delivery bag. He
was very accurate.
You just know that Chris didn't give a boot about
watching TV. It was just a way of getting his delivery arm
warmed up.
H there's anything a newspaper carrier needs on ratny
days like this, it's a warmed·updellvery arm.
Soviet Fishing Bid Rejected
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Citing
the Communist takeover in
Afghanistan, the P\cifit' Fishery
Management Council rejected
appllcatioos Tuesday from 1.38
Soviet vessels wbicb sou1ht
permission to fish within the
United States' 3)0.mlle llmll.
.........
Lucretia Martlnn, 2, kid·
napped from a Parker.
A.rll., motel lut November.
will be reunited with her
parent.I today. She ha.a been
kept in a foster home in Salinas alnce she was found
abandoned in a car in
downtown Sallnu Saturday.
A 21-year-old woman bas
been charged with child
stealing.
WIDd, Rain
lash Isles
Of Hawaii
HONOLULU (AP> -At least
three penom died when strong
wlnds and heavy rains la.shed
the Hawaiian Islands, damaging
some homes and disrupting elec·
trlcal service and communlca·
Uons.
Some flights were canceled at
Honolulu International Airport
and Hooolulu harbor was closed
Tuesday because of beavy rains
and hagh tides, authorities said.
Two men died in the crash of a
llgbt plane in tbe stormy
weather, and an electrician was
kllled while working on a broken
line at a transformer, police
said.
ONE OF THE OARD EST bit
areas was Paca.fic Palisades out·
side Honolulu, where about ~
homes and a dozen cars were
damaged by strong winds, police
said.
The plane crash occurred at
Koko Head, a 642·foot mount..a.ul
o n the edge of Honolulu,
authorities said. The plane bad
left the airport here with a c a.rgo
of newspapers and bread for the
island of Molokai. Bttause of
heavy rains and wind, the pilot
had tumed back to Honolulu
when the plane smashed into the
side of the oceanside mountain.
ON THE ISLAND of Oahu.
more than 100,000 homes and
business places were without
electrical power for several
periods during the day, includ·
mg much of Honolulu. Many sec·
lions. eapecially on the north
shore of the tslan4, were still
without power when night fell,
state official.a said.
Snow Blanket Deepens
30-inch Fall Leaves Northwest Buried
Te•1peratllre9
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TBS INTDJO• •m•t•Y at tbe ume Um• iltued.:r= euualty flam-for the IDOICI• at-&ack ~pan: 1M mllMat• ad NCmttJ·
fOCft membtn wen ~twice • maQ • 1119'
YioutlJl'9pCINd • n. ao ..-mWtanta capbD'ed by autboriUa
have been .-tmced to prbclG tenm •found to be
lDDoeaJt. OI .... 9Q IUlld cblldnD wllo ban
been pm lD eorr.UYe l:m:Ulw'9N. tbe mtnt1tr7
Mkt. It aonouneed that the commandft ol \be
mo1que attack. ldaDWled aa JQM&maa BIA
Mohammed Bin Salf, beaded the k of time a ·
eeut.cl. IUlld that dime put to de.us t.cladld 41
Saudla. 10 El:JpUana, ab Suu&b Yenwds, u.r.
Kuqaitia and oae ucb from North Yemm, &udu
and lr.ci.
TBE SUL& OF t.be attackers were aald to be
from a disaident Saudi tribe that OMl'OMd the
monarchy.
Flftem of the necuUom were canted out in
Mecca, 10 ~ JUyadb, seven each in Medina, Dam·
mam. Brldab and Abha, and five eacb in Hayil and
Tabouk, the mtn1lt.ry aald.
Tbe armcw.meement 1ald the aecutiom were in
accordance wttb the piml1bmeut preeorlbed by the
Koran -lllam'• holy book, and that the lmer1or
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cOrtiiel wD .. edict bf ..... nil .......... TIMre bad bell> DO~ of U1 tltaJ ,,_. :-,:-=:::.~~~--
The Grand li<llque .. tam. a 1kere , .
PoUDd hglnt~ .... Kaaba, wb1eb Maelem. ..::::.
wu built~ Abrabam.
It •• NoY. 20 b M'm'a1 hundred m1ll
taut.I led bJmed B~ Abdullah Al Qabtal
Tbe 1°""1meat •ald be detertbed bimMU. a mabdi, or mnsl•b of the SbUte btaneb ol lllaln =~of,,__ OD earth la belleved to~ e -WlllJ world.
GA.ln'ANI WU IDLLD in tbe Pl'OUaded
bettle lb& followed when Saudi troop9 besiececS
the occ"""9d 1D01qUe in an effort to cbue the mill-tama oat.
Today'1 report Hid 111 militants and 1Z1
membfta of the tecurtty forces wre killed and 143 m•l•tanta wwe captured.
Tbe bulk of the lnvaden were delcrtbed as
memben of the southern Saudi tribe of Ot.eiba.
The Oteibas were one of the tribes defeated by
Kini Abdul Aziz when be founded the Saud fam1b
ldncdom a baJl-century aco.
The ~k on the Grand Mosque aparted
vtolent &Dtl·American demoostratiom in MYeral
Mo1le m countries. after the Iranian leader.
Ayatollah R~llah Khomeini, blamed the United
States and Zioniam for the attack. Two Americans
were killed when a mob au.cited and let fire to
the American Embuly in lalamabed, the captta.I of Paklaan
Dis Laughter Lives On
CH I CAGO CAP> -Jack
Thum. a clown who eave b.1.s
farewell performance in October
on a day named in his honor by
Mayor Jane Byrne, died early
today after a two-year battle
with cancer. He wu 54
His doct.on bad told Thum be
probably would not live put tbe
t'Omlng spring, but Thum ref lied. "I'm goona fiehl lt and
J'l fight ll as long as I can
maybe I'll get a year."'
Thum, brought up as an or·
phan. and hls wife. Shirlee.
raised 36 children from broken
homes. They had a daughter.
their only child. and their 1>
yea r -old granddaughter wall
carry o n a1 "J ackie The
Clown " She bad been wort.mg
with Thum slnce she was 8.
For 23 years Tbum pJayed tbe
clown at benellta. club meetinp
and at bolptta.la. ID July UJ78.
doctors told him hmg cancer bad
spread out of cootrol.
.. I'm 8D*J:11 to 1pemt t.be time I
have left making people latJ&b,
like I always have," be said
then. "A.od I want to 10 out
laughing A:s a kid I spent 17
years alone. No one came to vt.s.
it. No one made me laU&b. I de
cided at 19 that I woufd ma.te
lauebter my We'• wortt."
Several weeka qo, Thum en.
tered MOWJt Sin.al Hospital for
further treatment.au the cancer
s pread throughout his body.
Mrs . Byrne declared
Halloween "Jack Thum Day,"
and lo bis hospital room his wife
made up tus down face wtth
grease paint, applied his red,
bulbous 006e, and helped him in
to bas ba&iY down swt and btg
shoes.
Theo they wheeled him to tbe
stage or tbe bosptt.al auditonum
where be eave bia l••l
performance to an audience ol
400 children.
Funeral sentces wW be Fri·
day .
FAREWELL TO ~OWN
Jadl 'Thum. 54, Die•
.... and. ~o• does your
1aNeP\ 1rowf
Whether it's about a simple shrub, a sophisticated
bed of flowers, or a tasty selection of vegetables,
the Daily Pilot's garden page blossoms every Fri-
day with handy hints and delightful features.
We'll give you tips on when to plant, when to
prone and wl_ien to pluck. Our writers also
brighten the garden section with interesting
features on local .people who grow unusual plants
or achieve exceptional results .
Our crop of stories comes up new every Friday to
help you have more succes• and ~ enjoym~t
tath your growing. If your thumb is green, use it
to fUp to the garden page m Friday's Daily Pilot.
DAI LY Pi LOT.
TOTAL ft&ft speM!n1 tn
tM ftlcal ,.. ~ Dext lal1 1 ...W be 11..t more
.ban the em1eat ~ear. u o""8.ll ... , peremt lncftue.
Tb• bud1•t b baHd oa
pe11lllliltic uaumpUona ol a
mild neeuloa lo Cautornia,
eGGtinued \mCODtrolled lDflatioa. and rtaJU unemployment.
TboM laeton trim the state's npected revenuea and lnllate
lta eo•ts, particularly for
welfare and Medi-Cal.
BaOWN'S LATEST budget
propoul la more than double bis
ftnt budpt ol $11.4 billion just
five yeare aao. and ls 10 times
the one of 3> years aeo. Althou8b the apencUng plan for
ALIWJQll ftATS apendlnc
bu tacn••ll at a futv rat.
acler Brown tku •llY otber ~ c•w ta the past tbnii ~. molt ol the ln· ereue ._ tclallated ol aid to loeal~.
NearlJ' tbree-qaarten of
.B~wn '• 1-.et budpt, some SIT .a billion. would to direetly or indlRdlY to &otW.aovernmeota. That llacludel $6., billion In
direct polt-Pl'opollUoD 13 ald, '8
blllloo for bealtb and welfare
pro1rama admirriatered by .Jocal
1overnmen11, and tt.9 billion In
local ICbool aid.
Brown la propos1q wa1e ln·
creuea averaging 9 percent for
the state's 221,118 employees
and 14.65 percent 1rant in·
creases for an estimated 2.1
millloo welfare recipientl.
,
Budget Record
How Much Is $24 Billion?
SACRA.MENTO CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's $2t
biWoo state budget proposal aeu a record for size in any way you measure it.
By weight, it is the costliest budget ever. The 1,300-
page budget message weighs in at .Just over 6 pounds, or
$247 million per ounce.
The SZC,OOC,.298,729, laid end·to-eod in $1 bills, would
stretch 2.33 million miles, which is 10 times the distance
from the earth to the moon.
Or, ii you spent $1 million per day every day of the
year, it would take 65 years and nine months lo spend $2C billion.
That's what California's state government proposes
apencllna in cme year.
TllOI• nova• ,.... wttl tllU"tt11 ft• U.7 perteDl ... 1111._c...,.rPrtee
l.Ddn, • • P9ftlllt diwliDe tD
'MW boml ~. l.Dd ••
Pll'ffllt ...,, tn DeW CU' Alll cl\ll"tq .,, n. ......, ca .. '7.1 b6Won tor loeal telmcib. '1.• bWioD felt co mun1t1 col1•1•1, ttH
million for the Uni••rtlly of OOU'orma, ud ll5a mllUon for t~• State Unlvenlt1 and Coll•••· TboM .,.. lnel'UMI OWi' the
euneut )'Ml' ol T.5 pefteOt for
public ldall, t ~t for the
eomm=ttJ eollea•, 5.t percent for tbe Univenlty ol California.
and 3.8 ~rcent for the 19·
eampua state unlvenity and eel·
.. •• 1yatem.
aao~ UAcr apendin&
proposal la *24.0CM,291, 729, or
$1,032 tor qcb of Cautorn.ta•a
.U.2 mlllloo retldeota. Thal markl the nnt Ume tbat per
.capita spend.ins -currently
;$978 annually -would top the
$1,000 mark.
· The blHeat new programs
15>roposed are a $146 million plan
to aubslclbe local traJ.ns and
buaea and -.,s mllllon for a new
:eperey conservation program.
There la no cootiqency fund
for new programs enacted by
the Legislature.
rOTENTIALL Y THE most controversial items in the
.budget involve relatively small
dollar amounts: $32 million for
an expected 107,000 Medi.cal·
financed abortions, a proposal to
divert $1S4 millioa ln state oil rev·
enues from a college construe·
tion fund to the state general
fund, and a new energy and re-sources fund.
"We are looking forward to
declini111 enrollments" on the
University of California and the
state university and colleges
campuses, said Finance Dittc·
tor Mary Ann Graves. "It does
not seem just or equitable or
right to me to have all that
money flow lntp the higher
edueatlcm construction fund."
Sbe said wttb rising oil prices,
state tideland.I revenues may
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Howewr, there la a Ioaa tndi· lion of earmarklDI the
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proposals .
,,,..._.
FlNANCE DIRECTOR HOLDS STATE BUDGET BRIEFlNO
MMan Gnvn Aided By Gray Davia, Brown'• Aide
On the other band, the abor·
tioo funds are likely to continue
flowin~ Brown Includes or abo the funds from bis
$2.M bl..llloo Medi-Cal budJet.
How Budget Has Grown
THE PAST TWO years anti· abortion leaders ol the
,Legislature have cut most of
those funds out of Brown's
budgets, but the payments for
iMedi·Cal abortions have con·
Unued under court orders.
SACRAMENTO <AP> -H~ is bow California's state budeet has grown over the yurs, both in tot.al dollars and per capita cost per resident:
Brown proposed no cuts in ex-
jstlng state services. but his
chief of staff, Gray Davis, said
an alternative budget proposing
~uts of ap lo SS billion will be
submitted by March
Fkcal Year
1950·51
1960-61
197().71
197~76
1971>-Tl
1977·78
1978-79
1979-8>
1980-81
Total Per Capita
$1,008,.339 S92
2,5.25,.394 t.Se
l,S56,325 325
11,452,4.54 S36
12,631,717 581
14,003,309 633
18,744,967 834
22.088. 748 967
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· Meddling Unproductive
State Sen. John Briggs seems determined to milk his
anti-Iranian student campaip to the limits be can find in
the Judicial system.
Last November Briggs took out newspaper ada to
seek financial supoport for his new Stand UP" For
America Committee, through which be promised to file a
lawsuit to halt what be termed state subsidies for Iranian
students in colleges and universitlea here.
The ads originally cited not only education costs, but
also tax hmds spent on welfare. Medi-Cal, unemploy-
ment benefits, food stamps and other goodies for the stu·
dents.
He presented no evidence that any students were re-
ceiving, or bad applied for any of these beneftta.
When th8)awsuit reached an Orange County superior
court last week, Briggs' attorney was stressing the al·
leged cost of permitting an estimated 600 to 1,000 Iranian
students to attend public schools here.
The students are required to pay the same tuition
charged other out-of-state students, but Briggs claims
there's still a eap between this amount and the actual
cost of educating a student, and that this amount,
whatever it may be, is absorbed by the state.
He said it was not the intention to seek additiooal
payments from other foreign studenta, just lrani•n•, as a
sort of retaliation for what Iran has done to us.
Superior Court Judge H. Walter Steiner concluded the
senator was "asking the court to legislate" and suggested
the issue would more appropriately be handled by the
state or federal government.
Briggs, undeterred, announced his intention to appeal
the matter in a higher court.
This, no doubt, would generate counter-appeals by
those who question the legality of singling out one group
of legally admitted foreign students for a financial
penalty.
It would be helpful if Briggs and other lesser officials
would get on with the business they were elected to do, in·
stead of wasting court time and tax money by trying to
use the Iranian situation to win personal Brownie points.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot
Othef views expressed on lh11 page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
Boyd/ Detectives
B1L•.110YD Most police detective wort
on any given crime ls done
after an arreat bas been
made, not before. And usual-
ly It's just routine. Putting
together' reports, document·
Ing evidence, interviewing
witneuea. To make a
package for the prosecution.
Belt lnformaUoo on any case
moat probably ls picked up
by the respond.laa patrol of.
ficer, not by • detective. The
fiet1onallled portrayal of a sllck detective with a
network o1 u.nder(rOUDd ln·
formum ll Just plain bunk.
Or ao aay students of crime
and pmd.lbment.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
ae,ol'tl are that
RUHl•D 7o~tb1 are ~tolGIJp&W.._..
1t1l• ornament.a ud fldl.~t.ln•••rt area't IO cUf·
f....t --.. qm; tltbt ~ 1*Upl .... =•lboa"1 ..... aadlttlJdllbtaJk to,. ...
That Abraham Lincoln did
bia achoolwort sometimes
wit.b charcoal on a shovel La
widely known. Lesa well re-
ported la the fact t.bat Robert
Frost aometimu compoeed
linea of b.la poetry on the
soles of bis shoes.
Was none other than the
late Cornelia Otis Stinner
who a~d, "A woman's virtue
ls man's greatest Invention."
Q. Hu auy major leape
bueball player ever won the
colleatate football Hellman
Trophy?
A. Only one. Vic Janowtes.
In 1850 at Ohio State where be played fullback. In '51 and
'541 be pla7ed a bueball
sames for tb• Pltllbar-Pirata, tbm put 1n two mon
yean beet In football wttb
the Wub.ID1toa Redaklna befon a car wnclt ended b1a
athletic career.
THE PEllD.. NO IOclaer la con-
fined to Iran; tbe entire Mideast
oU relion La ID Jeopardy. The
ata tea are beyond com·
prebenaioa. Here llee tbe world'•
moat fabuloua treuure. lDcom·
parable oil reaervea, worth
billlona piled upon btlllona.
Whoever dominates thla area
will be tbe t:t.ng ot kings ot oil.
The Soviets have encircled tbe
Paul Harvey
otfr or CIODC9o for bit in.
nlan trtbalaUou, tb• •r~
1 .. ioaw ~ naa•IMd ...
about bla bancfttq ot tbit aim,
But t.bere ll lfOwtna alum ID
the baeb'c>oma o1 Wulalqlaa.
Here'• what tbe prua.,. MJtnl:
-Tbe prealdent bu beeD
pralaed for bll restra1Dt lD deel-
tn1 wttb Inn'• med mulllbl. But wbat the public bH
perceived u restralnt. •AJ lo-stdera, baa really been ln-
dectaton. At one tlme, be
forswore milltary reprtaala;
t.ben be ordered nuclear tuk
forces into the troubled area. At
fint. be dllavowed Unlted Na·
tJona llm>lvement lD the lraniu
dUpute; then be aoqbt United
NatJom l.Dterventioo.
-Tbe pre&idellt'• mWtuy ad·
)
Ao.bert N. WMd tPublllher
---CO'l'D dUd8. CM ,loftlt.__, ~ .... UilUJ ...... ...
Ute OU 6eldl. Aa'Cll9 tbe Sonlt
border, • ct•~ "VCllAce ol Ira•" It povl OUt 8Dll·
Amette.m iavec:U'fe ........
ap tbe telac mbattiel. Ail --,.. ............. ... tlaat ... KNIDlbl .._ ..... to
take adt.,..,, ..... ... amoas u. .. .., • tnaia ...
tloaellU• bJ ettempUD1 to
.. tebU1b pro·So•iet atatea
amoa1 tlleae people."
-At dda wrtttq, Cuter la
IWl ••milll a.. -.u.er to make a mWtary IDOft ID tbe
Peralaa Gulf. B)' ma11ln
alrUR1, meanwhile, Soviet
troop a ba ve moved into
Afpantstan OD tbe fldte of the
oll landl. 1be Sovletl ba•e Ulo tJ1~tened their bold OD South
Yemen -s emnd~ their lD· nuenee lDto North Yemen at tbe
toe of tbe Arabian penlmula..
They b.ne completed a m~
air and naval bue at Aden OD
tbe Arabi.an Sea. P1aDe9 from
WI bue make rep1ar reec:m-
IN VA810N OP l&AN!
Ayatollab Rubollah Khomelnl
abould be ab•::L lD bla lboe9.
The Kremlin n would not
hesitate to invade Iran U tt·1111ts
their pUJ"POHS. They ordered
troop• lDto Czecboelovakia In
1IU and lDto A11hanlstan lut
week.
The Ruuiam even invaded
Iran dw1DC World War 0, and
t.bey miebt do it ap.to. For Iran
La Mother Raaaia'a No. l sup-
plier of utura1 1u. Yet. sbortly
after tbe ayatollah came to
power lut February, the 1u
wu abruptly abut off, leaftlc parta of the Soviet atat.ea ol
Geor1la and Armenia without
beat or the mere to supply Sov-
iet lDdmtry.
In AprlJ tbe ayatollah ordered
the IU lW'Ded OD a&aln, but Iran
cut lta abipmeata to the Soviet
Union bJ 40 perceot. And now
t.bat the KhomelnJ IOftftl.IDellt
bu annomced a cut.back in o8
productico, alDce natural 1as La
a byproduct of pumping oil,
tboee aupplles are sure to be cut
•lain.
Tbe So'rida elaim they are
ready to defmd Inn m ease of
American attack, but Rtal&ian
Lroop buildups ln the north and
eut could lip.al an lDvutoo, in-
stead. They are known to be
worried DOt only about the 1as
caUNlck bu& tbe UbHbond t.bllt a
aeeoDd Pl q:rwmem will aner
be impkment.ed. SlDce the Ira-
nian r..oluUoo, won oa the
plpe .... atGplled..
No Room Here for a Strong President?
Do we want a strong Presi-
dent?
Americans, contemplating the
nom inees, are inclined to
crlticize each for his sbortcom·
lnga.
But do we really want a st.roq
President?
Clare Booth
Luce bas a
&i.ft for dlltlll· Ing lDto a few
worda tbe es·
1ence al com·
plex COD ·
alderatJom.
Former
coo1re11 -
woman, ab-
ba11ador ,
playWJ1tbt, editor, columnist -
Mn. Luce al 76bu eumlnedoar
Charles McCabe
political ayatem from inside and
out. She says we don't want a
atrong leader.
She says the Constitution will
not tolerate a 1troo1 PrealdeoL
1188. WCE aaya t.be •treaatb of democracy ii tta weekMn In
our country we have milllclm of
tings and queens wbo demand
that tbetr leader follow tbem.
By ita very nature, democracy
is antagonlstlc to 1tron1
leadenbi:p.
Mra. Luce remembers that
our only atrona PrMidents -
Waabiqtoa, Lincoln. WU..00,
Booaevelt, Truman -were
wartime ~· Tbe'J could set uide tbe tutioa lD the
name ol ''national emerseaey. ••
Yet, ahe remembers, that
even lD tbe middle of a war our
strongest Presidents have had a devU of a time luaing.
I &E•E•BEll President
Eisenhower. when be moved
from the professional military
into pollUca. said that bis
lf'e•t.est aurprile wu when be
dt.acovered that a President ol
the United States cu pick up the
telephone in tbe owaJ office and
command. "DoM>andlO ... "
After wbich, nothln1 happens.
Allatair Coote aaya. "Every
foar yean tbe American public
look.a for a Moaes to lead them
out of tbe wtldenleu. We elect
him. By the third year we're not
out of the wUderDeu: be'• not
llo.es any more. So we look for
ano~.··
Tbere la an 11.Ddenrtudable
tendency for Preaideota -
frustrated by their lDabWty to
move COogreu on domestic is-
sues -to preoccupy themselves
with forelcn alfaln. In foreip
relatiom a Pr.tclent does bave
some P"'f'Oe•li.a.
But we've Ren tbat tbll ta
likely &o leave tbe bomefroat
snafu un.r.olved lD the banda ol
a blpart.t.aan c.oqreu that can't
e•en 11fM on aucb nooparUaan tbJnp u bow to 1enerate more
enersy.
In eaaence. our system ol P· ernmmt ii monumeotally lnent-
cient -unW you compare it
witb all otbert.
Tben you haft to be thankful
that we are not ruled by a re-
Ulioua fanatic or a corrupt tlDa
or a military dictator -or •
fuhrer.
Ame_~~us' Cancerphobia Becoming Epidemic
1ublldi.led by the food lndU1tr7, to our •caneer epidemic.' in·
11Dce 1D8DJ ol ber ftMlnp an dlcat1q tb.lt mortallt;J rat.I are
f.tentlJ favorable to them. aoa.rinl. 1traa11J lmplylD1 that
elan ..,.. tb1t la 80t IO. The tbla trend 11 a frl1htenin1
all Street Journal loot9d tD1o m&DU•e:ttm ~lea.-ua Yic-
t.bae charlte and l'eDOl'led: tima ol adulterated and °""
" .•• The toaadf f1nn.tr ,.. proce11ed food, dan1erou1 Jeda eceeptaDce ol &D.J f\mda • drup, polha.d air and water, ud baardoul W'Clftlq places. ..
Aa • Dlllan .. .,. in the pt"D
ol ••a DIW and~ dbeuer.
called cancerpbobia, wbole
aymptama 1Dclude ''auJet.1, ctil-trut. fear, NM11tment, panic
ad ICllDldmee rqe. '' Wbelan UJ>andJ CID tbele Ylewt ta aD
arUcl•.1 "The Polltlca of cancer. pibffaNcl in the tall im .... Of.Polc; .....
..
• • .. •
"
With a final tWlrl and dlp. Debbie Serrano,
28, and Boderick Aodui&a, a&. al lloaatoo
win Grand Natianal Diaco Dance compett.
tlon at Paul Anka'a Jubilation dla·
co restaarant in Lu Veaaa.
Curious Tot, 4,
~es Collllcil
BUBLINGTON, Iowa (A.P) -Ena Andrew
Slob, 4, bad a qwtkln be aaid rea1lJ botbered him.
And wbenbla family could.D't answer It. be took It to tbeB~QtJCacmdl.
• Wh.J' are U. dt7 police can alft11., dirt7? be
asked tbeeoundl. polnttq oat tbatfiretrocaand ci-
ty ambulance units makinl their nma are alwaya
clean
Mayor Roy Uffelman told Evan the police cars
are always on the streets on patrol. And be aaid
firemen have time to take their trucks back to the
ataUon and clean them -a luxury the police depart-ment doesn't have.
COMPLETE aauw ...
1111
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Roof kits
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leHt, Car\er ll11 cloaked
•t•Hlf la tra4llUooal aaU· _ • ...,...,....1monlb
...,., Tl'um.ID ta UM! .... d llMl 'Cold War, with,,_. a UD1e
Of tbe IOlt of DNit7 oft.a ... aoe,•t•d wttb-Jolla J'o1t ... nau... .llmmy CerW ta 19
... 1111 a far cry from &be •-.,..rDCll' of Geor1la wbo ID099d
flU ,tbe Wbite Houle three ,...,.
qo prMehlq IOOd wW.
A •tdnl of Caner'• recent IDO'f•·t.lfl tbe atory. Tlle SALT D nuclear arms llmltadoo tna·
ty bal been awept from tbe
Senat. calendar. Defense 1peod-
la1 will be booeted, aa will
American arm.a •ales abro9d.
Food I.a beins uaed u a forelp
polic7 WMPOD
RAVING ENTERED omee
determiDed to aeek an accom-modatlcm with the Soviet umon.
Carter now condemn• the Ruaaian.a aa "a p,owerful atbeiaUc pemment. ' He could
easily have been mistaken IOI'
Dullea, the Eisenhower ad-
mlniatration secretary of atate
wbo often aaw the devil lurtia&
in the Kremlin.
By b.11 own testimony. C&rtt!r
la a changed man. jolted iDlo a
new awareneaa of Soviet lm-
perialtam by its military in-
tervention i.D Algbanistan and
Soviet President Leonid I. Brubnev's "completely inade-
quate and completely mislead-
ing" explanation.
... ldel ....... , criUdlm, &epublleaa 1lolla CoaaallJ
cbaraed that "w•'•e abown
WtUIMM 8Dd a~,''
184 HOftl\t ..... aid tM &of· IMa lad tiinbaibd cm a PoUe1 of .,...t&irllm biCallle •• ._,,em
Dillb tbe ~ Statel ad tbt
Ualted Stat.1 wlll not puab *"·"
••
Amon• Democrat•. Sea.
Edward Kennedy aee•••d~~~~~==~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Carter of ••a weat poUey•• ad Jn : ~e':t..::.:to~~ I 1111'!.!!!.;~HEM
-:.:.ao::-::=~· eom· RTS • V!\C~-
petitors of Jl.mmy caner .. ~ & gwr seonir ?
&bowl to c: btm cnd1t fOI' bb ~··~--~~--~~~-~~~~~, ... ~=~===r
APPAltBNTLY, CARTS&
waa aa moeb dhtreaaed by
8reahnn'1 b1Ck of eudor' -tbe
So•let leader elaime4 tbe
Ruulan tmope bad been lDvtted
lDto Afpenlttan by the Amin
eonnuneat to protect the coun-
try acaimt "aome outalde thlrd-nallon threat'' -aa by the
mWtary 9dioD ltaelf.
Some obaervera detected
ecboea of Gecqe Bomney'a 1911
declaraUoa that be bad been
"bra.lnwabed" cm the Vietnam
War, a remark that ended b1a
cbaacea fol' the Republican pre-
aldeatial nomln•tloa No IOCIDel'
bad Carter apotea than Ronald
Reqan laued a sarcastic atate-
ment eoacratulatina him for
.. belatedly" diacoveriog the
Rnulam CUDOt be trusted.
BOW llual CAaTEa la be-
lq pushed iDlo an anti-Soviet
stance by b1a political competi-
tioo I.a unclear. But evea u be
moves to harden h1I poaltion.
virtually all the preatdeatlal
candidates, Democratic and
Republican. are accusina him of
not being tough eno.llb.
lb1tt. Ju keep tbe prwun ;: cm, lt would not be nrpriaiDc lf
Carter took an even ton.,,., ap.
proaeh toward tbe B•utana
When he eatered the White
lloUle in J8111W'7 1m. Carter Mt out to cbaqe the etDpbaia
in American forel.p poUey. For
le&ra, tbe focua bad &eeo 0a the
SoYlet UnioD. The flnt coo-
1ideratloa ID IAY majol' step bad
been wbetber lt would belp COD·
taiD tbe R•ulma.
lmtindivel.y. and with auppxt from aome senior advisers,
Cart.er tried to take a broader
view. He bad tbe United States
reacbiq out to the Tblrd World,
seekla1 the friend1bip of
radicals in IOUlben Africa. the Palestiaiam, communist CUba and Vietnam. .
BUT CARTER COULD aot
auataln t.bi.t "left" approach:
-The IPY flicbts. be bad ,__
pended over Cuba were reimtat·
ed foJJowt.nc reports of Soviet
troop activity there.
-Be 1ave up tryln& to
est.abliab normal relations with
Vietnam and Cuba.
-A~ be bad promlsect not to uae food exports as a
foreign policy we.tpon Ullleu oa·
tiooal aecurtty were threat.med,
Friday be C'Ul &rain aaiea to the Soviet UniGn aa pun.iabment for
lta incunioo into Afghanistan.
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Ll'l"CID'IELD. D1. (AP) -An unwed mother waa awU'ded the
prlsn lA tbe amwa1 New Year'• baby derby aft.er the lnfaat'1 fatber
came forward. And the editor ot the town'• oewapaper says be hopes
the Lii• .. dmed.. Due J1aeboa, ma.nalinl editor of the Litcbfteld News.-Benld,
1a1d aoo worth ol clot.biq. Sift
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<AP) -O.Cu a. Ew·
lnl, 90, administrator o(
the Federal Security
A1ency under the
Truman admlniatration
and chairman of tbe
Research Triangle
Re1ional Planning Com-
mission Crom 1963 to
1967, died Tuesday.
AMBLER, Pa. <AP)
-Dr. JCllm W. )ludalJ,
72, a co-inventor ol the
all-electronic dl1ital
computer, died Tues-
day. He also developed
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t . . : .
B~th Elected to Hall of Fame
MEW YORK (AP) -Out·
tltldHt Al Kelln ind DU•
&ddn were ei.etect to the Ball
of Fame by tbe Baseball Writen
Aaaocl&Uan ol Amerlea today.
Kallne. u. wbo plaled n
HUOm few tlM D9troit Tlpn,
bec1me tbe lOtb man 1n hbtory
to be named to tbe ah.rtne ln eoop.r*"'1. N. Y. 1D Illa ftnt
year ol ellllbWtJ.
Snlder,"53, wbo Aured ror tbe
Dodien tn BrooklJD ud Los An&elea, WU elected 1n b1a 11th
year of ellllblllty.
A total~ 38S balklta were cut
by 10-year 'lDembers of the
BBWAA. with -repftlHlltiDi "IS percent needed for election.
Kaline received MO, or 88 per·
cent of the vote, and Snider, who
fell 11 vot. lhort of eleetioo lut
year. had333, orl6 percent.
PITCBEa DON D&Y8DALE.
a former teammate of Snider's. flnlahed tbird, 51 ..,... abort ol
election. 1be late GO Hoctaes.
another Dode« standout, was
fourth wltb 333 votes, five leu
than Drysdale.
It was the second straight
year that ffodaes finiabed fourth
in the voting.
OUKEINIOEA
Snider came to tbe ma.Jon in l9
and batted .2115 ln 11 seuom with
407 career home nm.a. ID five
straight years, from 1952-1157,
Snider bit 40 or more home nms
and his ll World Series homers
, are the most for any National
League player. He drove in lOOor
more runs six times in Ilia career.
AL KAUNE
thought al ceya who dido 't make
it OD the flf'St ballot. Tbe Wt
three daya, I was really
nervous."
Snider laughed at that.
f '• ,
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It's the hottest ticket Jn town.
And if someone is so inclined to
attend this year's Super Bowl XIV
Jan. 20 in Pasadena between the
Rams and Steelers, they're going to
have to pay a bundle for a ticket.
Presently, a Super Bowl seat
will cost you between $150-$350, and ~xperts are predicting those prices
wi 11 jump according to availability.
Some have estimated that 50-
yard line seats might go as high as
$500 as Super Sunday draws near.
Relief pitcher Hoyt Wilbelm
waa the only other player to re-
ceive at least 200 votes, finishing
fifth withD.
It marked the aecond year in a
row that a candidate elleible for
the first time was elected to the
Hall of Fame. Last year, Willie
Maya was the only candidate
eleded.
&ALINE SIGNED as a teen·
aeer out of bieb school jn
Baltim<lft In 1153, spent the next
22 years with the Tigers. bat.ting
.297. Re bad 3,007 bJta and 399
career homers. He balled more
than .300 nme t.imes and when be
won the batting championsbip at
age 21 an 1955 with a .340
average, b ~ bec ame the
youngest batting cha mpion m
Amen can League history.
"AJ said lhree days ... but it's
been ll years for me," be said. "I
don't think I've ever been as
nervous ~ on my weddlna
day aDd the day of my fll'llt World
Series game. When the call came,
I WU 00 cloud Dine. I felt like tbe
fl.J"St World Series home run I tut
olf Allie Reynolds.
Reynolds.
"On the West Coast , there was
a horse named On Trust who.
llke the Brooklyn Dodgers, was
the people's choice. Somehow he
always found a way to finish
second and I was beginning t.o
wonder 1( I was another On
Trust. lf I didn't make at tlus
year, I was wondenng 1( I ever
would ··
These tour seats, which are
situated at the 10-yard line, are cur-
.rently worth $200 apiece, accord-
ing to a spokesman at Murray's
Ticket Agency in Los Angeles.
"We're trying to keep the prices
as low as possible," says one ticket
agent, "but there's no telling what
wfll happen."
THE OTHER FI&ST· YEAR
selections were Ted Williams.
Stan Musial, Bob Feller, Jackie
Robinaoo. Sandy Koufax, Ernie
Ba nks. Warre n Spahn and Mickey Mantle.
"I was very. very shocked,"
said Kalme. "I wasn't gettmg
too h igh about it because I
TIM TIFT
PCAA Runaway Not Likely
• By E11N1E CASTILLO °' ................ A favorite line ol Tim Tift ii the ooe
about the ~ team tut finiabes ~ -wbl!ID ne17boQ .... U. for
Well, the lllO Plldfte Coat AW«tc
Association campaip won't be that
cloH bat it sure won't be a run.away
either. /ur:f one ol four teams eould eon-
ceivabb' win it. Any CIQe ol three could
wind up in the cellar.
Onb' Cal State Fullerton seems to be
in limbo; the Tit.am have too much
talent to finlsb last but too much in·
camisteney to cballea&e for fµ'lt.
THE l'AVOllrl'ET Tbat depends on
what criteria you Judie by. Pacific is
the defending champion and bad four
starters back unW Matt Walden was
lost for the year with an in.Jury. The
Tigers were the only PCAA team with a
non-conference record under .SOO.
Fresno State. No. 1 defeaaivelJ a year qo, ., .. 9-3 in pre-lleUOD and la work·
lnl OD a ftn pme wbua1q atnak.
Uta Sta .-1-4 ID t..,. ad ls
averaging 9L3 paUrt.a oftensiftly. Un·
fortun.aly, tbe Agiee are allo l&ivin&
upll..l. .u far 11 a team· to fear, IMJbody
comes dale to Loq Beach State, tbe Dai·
ly Pilot'a choice to capture tbe PCAA crown. For the NCODd year In a row, the
49era return four ltarten. One ol them,
FranCGia Wise, may be the most physical
player in the conference. ADotber eood one la llicbaeJ Wiley.
VC SANTA BA•BA&.A, San Jose
State and UC Irvine, which finished
6-1-8, fipre to reverse that order this
time around. All three are vutly im·
proved but don't have the reeourcea to
make a serious run at fint place.
With PCAA play bestnn•n1 tod.ay.
loot for most team.a to win at bame and
the cbampon, wboe•• il .._., be. &o
win •noaah times on tbe road -
pef'baps as few as two eames -to pull
out the title.
Here's a capjlll)e look at the eicbt
teama • ..t bow the Daib' P1lot pndkta
the flniab:
1. a,.. ae.u &ue <•n -Wiley
(8-9) and Wise (M) would make an
awesome two-al-two basketball team
With a strona cut ol supporters. tbey
should le.t the 49en bftt to tbe top ol
the PCAA aaain .. Wiley ls aftr.,mc 20
poinu and six reboundl, Wile is poUll5
and nine rebounds. The team's ODly
problem i.s a tendency to forset about de·
feme.
i. lJUla 8&Me (7-4t -Another case ol
a bullet.ball team with a one-track
mind. A&Oes averqed OYer 90 pomts
durtAI :i.:::r.;-wta11e lbodin1 ..$31. u • oppoe&nc t.ea.ms
-...~alleldclQ'q ' 1ade-
feme that a!lo ranked last defensively.
Dean e._.. <M> and Brian Jacbort
<f.I) wlll mce q.ain make tbe AaPes YllWallJ unbelll•ble la Lapa. A bis
key could be tbe deftjopm..l ol Rich
llcElraUl. • product of SeddW...cll
Co1Je1e.
1. Pedac (1-1) -For the cream of
the PCAA. the nren didn't esactJy set
the co1le&e babtball world oa fire dur· in& the ~seMOD But you sure can't
fault Boo Col'DellUI. The junior from
Santa Ana Valley Hieb WU the con
ference KVP last year and averaged 20
<See PCAA. Pa1e au
Eelge te Steelers
Experience: Rams
In Un/ amiliar Role
By JOBNSEVANO Of .. DllllY,......,.
All mt week Ram Coach Ray
llalavul polnUd to bis team's apertence in polt·leUOD play
.. its blae.t .... loin& into
tbe T.-npa Bay contest.
Now, bl Soper Bowl XIV, tbe
rolell are revenecl.
Tbe Steeln. who will be look· 1DI for tbelr fourth title in aix 1ean. are a perfect a.-0 1n Super
Bowl aamea. Tbey beat Min·
.neaota (11-1) in 19'1<&. Dallas
:(21·1'1) 1n 1915 and Dallaa qaln
~(awl) 1.-year.
0 1 know Pittaburgb bas more
experience," says M.alavaai,
.. but I have a lot of veterans I
c an 10 ba c k to-Jack
Youn1blood. Doug France, Rich
Saul, Fred Dryer, Jack
Reynolds. All these people have
been in a lot of playoff 1ames
and I'm sure they'll treat this
just like any other-only t.b1s
tillle it's the final one."
"I know the experience didn't
make any difference for u.a the
fll'Sttime,"Nollpointeclout.
DB8Prl'B BEING 10.point \Dl·
derdop, the larpst Sups Bowl
i>Otnt aPl'Ud in anen yean, and
the wia.t m.arciD for a Ram
team amce tbe Bob Waterftekl·
Harland Svare coacb.J.ni days ot
the early eo'a, both eoac• feel
the aame wlll be much cloler.
"I dclD't tb1nk aJl1bocly can
blow 111 out, and we haven't played Z2 lamet to let to Ule Super Bowl and lose,•• aaya
Mala Yul.
.. I doll't thlnk tbe plafert put
much stock IDto a point apread.
In aome wap I feel it'a to our
ed1antace to be the \IDderdotJ. "Tbe potnt apread doean•t reau, meu aaythlq. I man. wbat do tboH people Cod· damu .. ) rMJ11 lmoWf A kit ot
UM ttme tlietr lilform•Ucm la
WJ"OftlGI'~ •••
Noll CCIDCUl'nCl.
Nast•• 1t'erlu Old la Ne.,Jtert
rue Nastase works out at the John Wayne Temm Club in
Newport Beach. Nasta.le is staying at the Newporter Inn
and ....,ins each day UUa week at the club. workin& on condltionina with My Emenon. See story, pqe a.a.
Five· Area BasehaH Players '-'rafted
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U•• II to aHomaaclato ••tltital ~Ublnll1. ftat ........... _._ .. .
t9' put fl~_pmo will llaw ID •Jalued
..._ tM 1111* at UM ao. Bowl.0 a.d U.•1'~ Mt "1pt enoup to lllbt •
eoutaU lmml'I · . . ••• n·a e11· ... to "AIT7 u.. same. wtatm .. '*' ....... Not cm1y do .... tolla-.
to Jlaun1 U. On.k'1 lltapld pndlctb:ta, •• a•t Pet Summerall aad Tom Brooblderu&M1ame~
,.... two did • &erribh Jab. tbe ~ C'IWDP4 ew aame. ad ft'I· ..,_ lbll ~ wb1 CBS aeca would ... tMm
--Via 8cullY aod 0..-.. A1lal not oal1 do • beUm' Job. but bav. men~ ...
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••• Pitta .... aHh• •..t.Q wl wUl lltaJ
at tbe llantaU. fte sit.elen wW wan Olll at Cal S&ll&e hDertna . . . ••• Durtq Super Bowl time even tbe qsall..t ol tlleton 1a broulht Imo focua,
Tbua, tbe Rama appear to h.awe an edae,
not oab became tbey'n ~ al home,
but b9eame u..~1:,tayt.q Oil ll'W·
Under Nn. nil•. all pnclit'el an
doMd to tt.e public . . . ••• ~ Coest Plua Hoeel ..,. It staDdl to Pittaburst>'s JC •ame Just llD't the
Spo sBreak
• Cepaule Report From the World of Sports
Rimi-do Gets His Kicks
At White Hoose Thursday
Detroit Lklm placekicker Benny Ricardo, a Eil
former Costa Kesa mp and Onnae Cout Collqe •II• football player and a resideat ~Co.ta lleu, left
today for Wubiqtoa, D. C. where Pnmdeat Jim·
m y Carter await• for a Tbunday ceremony at the Whit~ House.
Ricardo ia one ol six National Football Leacue stars who
have made up the Vice President's Taak Force oo Youth
Employment thia past seuon, and baa
made aevenl tripe for the eovemment durine the oft aeaaon.
Ricardo bu been wortiaf wtt.b youth
ln San J>k!co, Hoostoa, Dennr, Cbicqo,
Detroit and Seattle.
The cm emouy will be held Tbunday
in the East Room <:A the Wbhe House with
a reception followiq In the state d1niq
room.
Ricardo, who spew Spaniab fiuenUy,
acts as a liitlMJn with youngaten, in &dditloo
t o h e lping t o wo rk out potential problems. _____ .,_. .. , ·-... ____ _
Houstoo OUen Coacb Bll:m PlaDJlpe la IOmewbat
pessimistic that the National l"ootba11 Leque will ever
use TV instant replaya to improve offtclattnc. "They'll
use it to prove their point, but they won't uae it to prove your point." Pbilllpe aaya.
The way they play defeme, the San ADtGdo m Spun OQ8bt to be thankful tbeJ ban Ga• ..
Ge"'8 basketball tor tbem. Tbe Ice Ila
scored 53 bat the llWI bed to
to bold Den.er. ll1~uemn, .....::e bia tbirdl
atralibt seortq title, bit CID 21 ol 40 lbota from the fteld
, .. I ... Enlq ICOred 2t painta and llMatee a... md
DanJI Da ..... added. 20 apiece u PbUacW~a beat the Knlcu, W ·lOI. Tbe Slxen w now won
six of their ... Hftll wblle the Kn1eb bad
• fh•·••me wiDDlnl 1treak 1napped . . . •--•ai..e •cored 40 polnta,
erabbed 21 rebounds, aod ~me 00
• three-point fl!>' wtt.ti 28 left in overtime u ~ Dipped Cleftlaod,
118·115 ... Guards Lloj4 Free, lh1a•
Tayler and Freetaaa WWW.. combmed
for ea polntl -San Dleto beat Kamu City
}24.116. Pree WU bip point ID.a with 33.
Jella •••&•It and Dwl1lll& .Jeae.. .. .,,.. botb reaervet, led Cblcaso put llll·
wankee, ~102. lleqelt scored 18 potnta .•. 3' point.I by
Mrl.all Deillle7 led Utah put Detrott lJC..UO, iD a matdltlp
between tbe NBA'• two =est teams ••• llicbf Mara aeored cm •ClftellliYe re With 40 MeCIQda left to lead In·
d1u.a pat Portland. U'Z·lll. Tbe Pac:en, wbo 1otJ5polntl from
I•• .. ......,.. ad 11 from a... 1 hr•, broil• a ftve-C:. Jamal streak wblle Portland bl for the etcbth Ume at
Ji111111y the Greek
,
55 91!•• .... .., ....... ~·
comeback. With izUuri• aod Wneu p1ap1Qs the ~ At the aie al 55, Jclllm:Q a.er La m•kfn1 bJI Ill
Toronto Kaple Leaf1, Bower ll dreulat out
tonlpt u a precaUUoaary meuure. "I .alun-
teered for tbla job but I juat bope md pc"ay I'm DOt needed.''
say• Bower, who jolned the Leah duri.QI the 1&9 aeUCJG
and retired in Ul69. "I feel pretty aood and 11181 lf I can
help the team out <:A. blnd. 1 wur dolt ... "Goala by ...
....._ and nw t.1n1.-l'»Cked pne
Pat aaa.•a ftnt NHL abataut u Atlanta
stopped Wbmlpei, z.o. Bialn. recalled
from the minorl Jim MoodQ, bandied %7
shots f'lawleuly u the Flames mapped a
five -game winning streak before 8,138
fam. their smallest crowd in three yean
. . . Mike Boaa1 and 81"1U Tnttter
scored in the f1nt 5: 10 ud plle Glea
&esell earned hla fint abut.oat ol the
seaaon u the Islanders wbipped Van·
couver, 3-0 ... Vladimir 8ell1Ml9ft scored
CLSMUT at 14 :02 of the fina l period, gi ving
W aabingt.oo a S-5 tie with t.be tominc Moscow Dynamo.
~Nee Geer ... l'eell C.•dt
Geol'lia Tech today named fonMI' NFL foot· •
ball •tar Blll Curry to auceeed P9pper-Bod&en -bead football coach. R.odlen wu flrecf three
week.a ago by the acbool aft.er aix rean at bia alma
mater. Curry, a 1J85 snduate ol Tech, wu AD Mliltllllt
coach at Tech under Roctaen in 1911 befon jotn1q tbe Green
Bay Packen as olten.sJve line~ ... Former Orance
Coast Coll~e forward It. lle0illib7, now PlaYW for Loyola, and Santa Clara center &1111 aa.'Wa have "been named
Weal Coast Athletic Conference baketball co-playen ol the
week. llcCloskey, • 6-7 junior, Mt a acbool record wttb a
point.a in tbe Llooa' 104-100 overtime Yictory over St. Kary's
lut weet then scored 28 point.I in Loyola'• 108-N win over
Sant. Oara the next night ... The New York Knicb an·
.nounced that the cootncta ol Coach ... lllltnl• and 'General Man.ager Eddie 0-.u blld been extended throu&h
the 1980-81 NBA aeuoo ... Suapended Utah Jan star
Benard Kia&, arraiped lloaday OD laud drq charees.
baa been allowed to leave the at.te for t..reatmeot o(
alcoholism ... ,,... WWla-; the New Yort Neta over·
wei&bt l\W'd, bu Oun.Ired bJI required CODdltkm Jll"Oll'Ul.
Wllfam• bad been ordered to take nlDe poanda elf bis nt~
pound frame ..... Cl 'aw blrdled ft" <:A the ftnt m
boles, 1!nklng four putt.a ol ~feet or more, eo route to a aix·
1 under-par 66 that won the ta-bole "Day with t.be All·
Americans" &oil tournament. .,...,......., ......
Following are the top sports ewnts on TV ton'-'t. Ratings
are: ./ ./ I ./ excellent; .t .t I worth watching; I " felr; " fwglt
It.
e p.m., Ct\annet t ./ ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Laun at Wnhlngb\.
A..........,: Chide HHm and Keith Erkklon.
The l.Atkers continue t"-lr four11ame road trip with
tonight's oame against the Washington Bullets In Maryland. Los
Angeles trails Seattle bY • hatf-pne In the Western Con~
Pacific Division whll• Washington Is 11 oemn behind 8ol1on In
the Atlantic Division of the Eastern CoofH9nC:e. Friday nJght's
game In o.trolt will also be tetevlsed Mt-. with Sunday's geme
Jn Boston on n11tlanal televlslon.
S2.
OTHl!R Tl!Ll!VISIOM
Hone Racing -Today at Sam. Anlt., 7:30 p.m., Channel
. -. • RADIO BasMUN911-lAkersatW•shlngton6p.m .. KLAC (570).
Hoc.key -Kings at Chlcaoo, S:SO p.m., KllS (1150).
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M8KETBAU. / f'OOT8ALL J BASEBAU.:
~ ...... OUARO LOUtS BRDIONO LUD9 THE UC llMN! ATTMX.
,,....,._.J
PCAA RUNAWAY?. • •
pot.nu and nme rebound.I du.nng the Cable Car Cl.auic, ll'• Dlt
the pre·aeatOO. a.Ira.id of m.ybody.
'· .-.._ 8IMe CN) -Mor.t coacbe9 would edtle for two ~
lW'1W1& start.en. Others wouJd
be ecat.atic over four. But Boyd
Grant bu 1ne1> playen who
•tarted IOCDe time du.nq ~
11"11 campaip, ooe in wbicb the
BaUdop apiD lead tbe PCM in
cWeme au PM>· Art Wllli.ams (1-5) 1a aae ol the amal._. em.
ten ~ bat be'• abo oae ol Uae tou,,..., eandal All·PCAA
bOaon two ,... a a row. U
the)' cm as-ap olf-.tftly,
eapeclally on the road, the
Bulldo1• will be .-err, nry
toqh.
S. Cal Slate P lutw <M>-
Oace •l•lo, Titan• will be
known u the team rrom Cal
State Wbo. Stan RaJ (6-10), the
former pnp All-American who
tra.ulemid trom Mtaowi, ~ ~ a b6c cliaappoiatmeGt ao
far. averqlaa Jua 1.1 po1ata
and 5.1 rebou.nda per eame.
C•lrin ~ (6-7) isstilleveo· th.in• they NY be is, a man wbo
can acore < 11.S PPI). rebound
and intimidate. Unfortunat.eJy
for Coach Bobby Dye, R.ober1a
can't do it all.
I . UC lnl9e (M) -Two IOOd
recrultm, ye.an will fi.o.aU1 INlY
of( u the Aldeaten eseape tbe
cellar. COllCb nm 'ftft .. ,. bia
aopbomore euarda, Louis
Bremond (..0) and Robbie Beal
(6-3) are u IQOd a tudem. aa
you'll find in t.be PCM. Beal
(18.1 ppt) and Victor COllYWI
( 11.0 PPS) can 9COr'e liut the Ant·
eaten need • lot more punch
rrom forward Sten &deen am
center ••moat Jerrett.
7. Saa ......... (1·$) -The
Spart.am new coach, BW Berry,
turna out to be AD old Spartan ol
a different cok>r. Berry waa an
uailtant to Jud Heathcote at
lllcbt1an state tbe lut two
yean, belp(q develop llqk
JobMon ud a team t.bat was
NCAA dwmp6om lut 7eu. It
would be too mucb, too aocm, to
uk for mlnclea thil year but u
San Joee proTed by beat.in1
VlrstnJa and Santa Clara to win
I. VCs.&a ......... CM> -
In the ~-aaoo. the Gauchos ranked last on ofteme (453.2) ad
sixth on ddeme (10.3). A.Ieng
with retunU.ne plaJmaker Jerry
Ocu1o, wbo a.erqed 9. 7 poUda w t year, Coach F.d De Lacy
bad a t uper recruitln& year. f Jaadlas York Gron, Kim
Lewta, Dean )(aye end Bryan
Roberta. Alai. they need • lot ol seuoatne. Color the Gauchos re-
balldtne red.
Hues Not
hnpressed
With Kings
SI'. LOUIS <AP> -The fact
that the Los All&eles Kines. who
11t atop the powerful Norris
DIYl1ioa. lead tbe National
Hockey Lape lo power ~
goala allowed did DOt allp by the
St. Louis Blues Tueld.ay DJcbL
Tbe 8lw eapttaJIMd OD the
Klas•' peoalty·kJJUa1 unit,
.tlicb bas yiekled 52 power play
1oala tbQ aeuon. for three
power plaJ toaJa with a W vie·
tory that mapped Loe Aqeles'
m -pme an.beaten striaC-
.. It' 1 aomet.bio• we talked
about in ov meeUn1." said
Bloes' Coacb Bed Berenaoo.
"Statl.uce &bow that we're one ot t.be wont power play \Cits,
but apparently our bard wortr
and pracUce these l..t few
week.I ftna11.y paid oil."
"We've been workln1 very
bard OD the power play in every
practice for weeks with no l'e-
auJta. We mond the puck better
tonicht U a unit," Hid llJ.ke
Zuke, who b9d a loal and two
auilta cm the power play.
Kine•' eoalie Ron Grahame,
who fell victim to the Blues' at·
tack, thlnb bJI teammates can
learn l'MIMIJthlQC from watddq
the St. Loula penatty.kilUq wd1,
MCODcl in the NHL in efftdency.
Tbe mu. baw permtUed cml1
11 poww pl.Q aoala wbUe betna
1bortbandtHI more than 120 Um ea.
"I don't tbtak we're •I·
1reHlve eoou1b, •• Orabame
Mid. "We dell9\ eeem to IDOft
like Ute other teama. I think w
have t.M .1111'1 wbo baH tbe
•bWtJ' to '111 ~·Id•, but the I problem I ea from tb• ~4m0UL''
That km to tbe Rama marbd the Loe ~COid Bob Berl7 Steelers• i.t defeat lD 1171. A ..,_ at •aid u.. ... m locked la-
the reeard lbowa tbal tbt au. laaft to 8 bid
bMD eb•Jleai'd bJ u.. St ..... twtc. ··at~•••, tb• entln durtna PtUltiurP'• ftwt 111111111 bul PtUlt1 ..... llnaUUfta
both tim. tbe aam. woe atlMmM. eo mm wbilll we .... i
l'or tbil ftnt UIDll la tM 111*'7 ol tbe penalty lt'• almott a mental &aper~ •.JAJM .W bl lllanid bi block and an aatomadc pl,"
tb9 dt7 (Pulldma m•t Uuat luJawar ..,,,. 1114. "•• IOt etti( ftom from LA> of CJDe Of the ~~ aa.t ftft llO'I ~ 1t•1 tn.
i.ame. a~ too, blMaM I dia't
Ronvw, ,_ea 411MCt .the .._. • !..:~.It. LOG11 Pl•J•cl tliat
field --.... of .-.a.a.. W1D Mft ~ CUffte•a,~ Pla1 tan,
._ ........ .., .... ~1iiWUGD cameJ*t·•:i.:•w.t• fl tH ...... , .... la tlli .... Bowl ~ Daft~ b11t a t.Mli dt1 tot ........ ...._a(Jtil•• 101U~! Mllle-~il hat mt-·W•J UaD f« CM~ woup U. aiit ,._. lot al·\ u..
WRESTUNO/ TENNIS I BASKETBALL ~.~t.1• OM. V PILOT U
Rustlers £ome IJp Short
Wreatlirlg Previewed
Oille••··· Coat' !XS ~Ma.
wbicb cout• mall• • Hrloua maJJea&ie to UM Sea View Lauue Cham~ wldl Joe ...... Ult). 8eott StnU1 (118). Van Duoq (lQS)
and K• Annura (ID> pavtna tbe wq.
Perea, a Janior. wu a l•&l'M
cbampton u a aopbomore, ..ute
Stewart mt.en with a tblnl lD ...,_
u • JUDiar, bavlq )mt to the ~
cbampklft by ODt pcJtnt.
Duon,.1 1ll"eqlb and quictneu
could lad to a ....-cbampkm.blp.
while Anmlta la npected to be Im·
proved OVel' lat aeuon. when be was
a ruonerup.
Others wbo inake Mesa a threat
are sophomore Wea Oliver (98);
junior nm Teuaoa (114); trmsfer
Dave Montana (141); Junior Cliff
Elbourn Cl•>; Junior Sam Burgard (157); IMldol' transfer Kelly Avilla
UJM): beavyweipt David Syperaki,
a sophomore; and l.35·pouoder Bob
Seacrest.
1"ell5penB•....,.
With seven varsity lettermen, two
CIF aemifinaUata (Frank Ivens and
Eric Feenstra) and leque champion
Tony Pomo (178) on band, Coach
Ralpb Stambury'a Sailors appear to
have one ot their strongest teams in
recent years.
Ivens and Feenstra will operate at 1.a and ltl8, while two-year letterman
Tim Drexler (135), and lettermen
Chad Earlywine ( 122) and Chris
Blain (105) give the Sailors a solid
front.
"We could be competitive in the
Sumet League," says Staoabury. "It
depends on bow many boles we
have to ftll and tbe number of foot.
ball recndta we get.••
Phil Jasso (1.57) and Brett Walker
(178) are two wbo could fill the bill,
while others counted on include
sophomore Dave Lyle (98) and Junior
Scott Lyle (114), and seniors Shannon
Molden (19') and Fred Bockmiller
.<heavyweight). .,._
l"rant Adame and Mark Sdaldl
are Ed.laou'a key wrestlers a Coach
Terry Lorentzen sends a somewhat
young and inexperienced outfit
again.at Sunset Leape competitioo. Adame (122) ia a retumlnl league
champion and was alsth in Onnae
County u a junior. Sclaldl, a ootch
up at 129, was second in league as a
junior.
Bill Swanson (UM) and Steve CUrry
(98) could make some waves for the
Chargers. Curry, a sophomore, ls the
brother of Frank Curry, Edison's
CIF tltllst in '79.
Football stars BUI Malavasi and
Bruce Friedlander give Edison an
eye-opener at heavyweight, while
others in the fold include Bobby
(105). tblrd in leape u a Junior, and
Bick Nonld (98), a junior wbo
flniahed second in leaiue. ah Foun·
Lain VaDey'slteyperaonnel.
Other Junion in Rosales• camp in·
elude: Karl Opneltu (122), fourth ln
league as a sophomore; John
McCarthy (141); Bill Thompson
(148); John Kaloper (178), the leaiue
champion on the JV 168 level; and
Kevin Woody, who finished No. 3 in
league aa a sophomore.
Seniors in the starting lineup in·
elude: David Olson (114), a two-year
letterman; John Oganeku (135 ):
Greg Hudson (1.57); Andy Morgan
(168), the 178-pound JV champ in '79 ,
and heavyweight Joe Anello, who
was third in league as a junior.
Others who could make the dif.
ference are Ken Wal.sh 030), Robin
Marquez (168), Doug Leidy (168), ....., ..... -7
Mike Mino (98) and Art Maltby (123) .......
Coach Dennis Masuda bas some
boles to fill in the lower weights and
although there are some prospects
for individual league championships,
the Vikings do not appear to have the
TODl'S
VODKA
115-UTER
645
1 75-UTER
524
overall strength to challenge for the UQ'•rns BOTTLE CASE team championship in the Sunset u..&.:.n RETAIL RETAIL
League. Amaretto Di Saronno, 12oz. 5.52 124.95
D1enoiJsobnMoJrimoto, a llpbo4·pound Drambuie. 23-0z... . ............ 11.11 125.68
sen or, ensen, a so more G Illa 1O06 113 77 who was third in league as a a no, 23-0Z. · · · ·· ..... ···· · · ·
freshman at 141; and junior Joo Har· Kahlua, 23-0Z........... .............. 7.73 87.40
rison at 178 appear to be Marina's Mldori Melon, 23-0Z.. .. . ... .. . . ... 9.57 10833 le~g=er:~Y roles are: Crai& Southern Comfort. 1 75UTER .... 12.01 67.96
Inouye (122), who turned in a 12·1 Tia Maria. 23-0Z. · · ..................... 8.61 97 35
junior varsity record in '79; seniors BLENDS :i .... ~ <::?:.G~K.oo~1:!i Hiram Walker Imperial.~ ... 5.40
Ron Mathern Oto. and Rob Kessler. 1.~ ....................... 10.34
Ladenbetm (heavyweight>. Seagrams 7 Crown, 1.75-UTER . 11 .62 Otben include juniors Dan Graff
< 1 6 8 ) an d J e f f L e o n a rd BO<JRBONS
(heavyweight), alone wltb Matt A--'-nt .a. .. e QUART 5 88 Kaae (178), a defemive back in foot· nu'-K: ,.~ • · .... ... ..... ·
ball outfor bia first try at wrestling. Earty Times, QUAAT....... . ............. 5.88
B a--Betldl H. Walker Ten High. 1.~ ••. 9.42 ..c..._.-1.W. Harper. QUAAT .................. 7.25
Mike Provemano, a ll~pounder, is Jim Beam, 1.~ ... . .......... 10.96
61 .00
58.50
65.71
66.55
66.60
53.34
81 .99
62.00 the Oilers' chief strength.
Provenzano finiahed third in CIF in BRANDY AND COGNAC ~97J; 8:t!i:~ ~ in CIF and fltth Christian Bros •• I.~ . .. .. 12.05 68.2 1
m e 10
1rri E & J, 1 UTE.R .. .• . . ... .. . •• ..• . 5.80 55.81
Re Courvolsler V.S., 750-ML .•. . . 12.54 141.95
Coach Gary de Beaubien is eyeing Martel V.S.P., 750-ML ............. 11.96 135.25
<See AREA WRESTUNG, Page lie) CANADIANS
Display of Stars
Black Velve~ QUART ... . .... . ..... 6.02
Canadian Club, 1 75UTER ...... 15.49
Canadian Mist, OUART . . .. 5.96
Seagrams V.O., 11s-UTE.R . t 5.49
68.13
87.65
67.44
87.65
Nastase, Armritraj in Newport Beef eaters. 1 75UTER
Gilbey's, 1.1>UTER . .
GIN
1435
. 9.53
5.45
5.53
16.38
BJ DA VE CVNNINGllAll
Of .. n.ltr ptM .....
llie Nutase and the Amritraj
brothen, Vljay and Anand, are
•pending this week on the courts of
the John Wayne Tennis Club in
Newport Beach, working with the
legendary Roy Emenon to improve
their coadltioolnl and wort out flaws
in their games.
It wu purely coincidence that
Nutue, the famed "bad boy" of pro
tennll, showed up lD Newport Beach
at the same time u the Amritraj
brothers.
''I ran tnto Nasty in London last
week, .. Vijl)' ,.ya ... And I happened·
to mentioa that I wu eom•n• out
TENNIS
: bent io lpeD4 • weet wonma-with
Emo. lie Aid be WU comln8 out ..........
for? Fifty bucks a set?" Gordon, QUART
Amritraj: "I don't bave that kind Seagram's, QUART
of money" T Nastase: Twenty bucks a set?" anqueray, 1 7>UTER
Amritraj: "I don't have that kind RUMS
of money " N aatase: "We play f~r rupees, then. Bacardi Lt. & Dk., 1 75-UTER .. . 10.42
<Amritraj is from India.) What are Castillo Lt. & Dk., OOART.. 4.26
ruJ)ffs worth?" Myers JamJcan. 750-ML ... . . 7 2 1
* * • EllEJISON 18 STILL neeotiatina SCOTCH
with the John Wayne Club for a poel· Ballentine. 1 75-UTER ................ 13.59
tioo as tennis director. Tbe propou.l Chtva R .1 1536 baa been tickin& around for moothl. S eg-. QUART·········· ..... ···
A resident of Newport Beach, Cluny, l.7~UTER ........................ 12.05
Emerson is a two-time Wimbledon J & B, OOART...... .. . .. .... . . . • • .. .. .. .. . 9.96
champion recopiJed alone with Rod Johnnie Walka Blk •• QUART ..... 14.52 Laver,. John Newcombe and Ken La d 1120 Rosewall u the bat to ever come out u ers. 1 75-UTER · · .... · .............. .
of Australia. * * * TEQ<JILA
TBE l&ACQUET CLVB of IrvlDe Cuervo White. QUART • .. . . . .. .. . . • . . 6.34 =~ ~~ ae:r~ ~ Don EmWo Wh. & Oold. 1.75-tnt.8.71
Championships, to be held Feb. ,..1o Sauza Oold, QUART ............... 7.20
at the Forum in lqlewood. VODKA Inine'1 toa:rney la set for Jan. 23, wttb tbe eTentual 1in1lea champ Crown Russe. QUART ................ 4.22
q~ to PlA1 tn the prellmlaary Kamchatka. 1.~ .................. 7.92
j':,Tprl«to~vc:"cb':m'e'= Popov, 11~ ........................... 6.99
TM Awa toameJ ltaelf to Smirnoff. QUART .............. _ ........... 5.68
be 1.DoO-coltiakin t>.tween tm. Stolechna~ ~ ................. .10.39
pla.Jftl Wbo haft b9e:n battHn1 for
tb• No. l rankiDJ In tbe W'Orid-
Mutilla NaYratiloYa, Cbril Eftrt·
LloJd and 17·v:-:1d.Tracy AulttL
t.AGVNA BSA.CB 8UIDSN'T
Dick 1Mda .......... 1"llnil' tn
lut week'• P8Clftc Cout s.dCll' eta, eourt Doubl8i awDplonablp at tbl &a~ QUbGI lntne. LeaeJai'f.tadl"eid wsua P ... deaa•1 • ==·=~~== wttlllMll Plw.lll tq ~ u.. ........ .....
:Tit !Meb-RlUer tilam erwbW ........ Ma .. ,......, Alllen, •1 .
.. 1 Wldla .... Ladt·Pnntil........,
~.cre~11~.\~
ctmM>.W.N.
8 1.1 6
53.90
61 .61
62 61
92.68
58.97
48.24
81.50
76.89
173.87
68.17
112.75
16429
63.39
71 .66
4929
8137
47.75
44.77
41.83
6426
117.55
BOTTll
CAS(
R£TAJL
5.21
10.48
9.49
7.29
9.03
11.33
8.12
5.09
9.75
10.96
5.55
5.55
8.89
6.84
10.34
11.37
5.49
11.83
11.28
5.68
14.61
5.62
14.61
13.53
8.99
5.14
5.22
15.45
9.83
4.02
6.80
12.82
14.49
11.37
9.40
13.70
10.57
5.98
8.22
6 .79
3.98
7.47
6.98
5.36
9.80
ROBERT MONDAVI WINES
Chenin Bia~~.. . . 3.85 42.00
CabemetSauvlgnon. ~ ...... 6.60 72.00
Napa Gamay. ~ ...... . .. .. . 3.13 34.00
Ga~ Rose. ~ .. . 3.13 34.00
Fume B&anc:. ~ . .... .... . 4 .95 54.00
Johannlsberg Rlcsllng. 7~ 4 .78 52.00
Pilot Noi'". 7»1"t.. . 4 .78 52.00
PctiteSarah.~ .. 525 5720
Pinot NO.-Re.serve.~ . .. .6.05 66.00
Fume Blanc Reserve. 1~ ... 7 .67 83.60
Cab. Sauvlgnon Rsrv .. 1~ 24.20 264.00
Red Table Wine. 1~.. .. t.74 19.00
White Table Wine. 1~.. .. • . 1.74 19.00
Rose Table Wine.~ .. 1.74 19.00
Musc:oto D Oro. 37~ . . . 3.34 72.60.
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TABLE WINE.5 CALIF. WINES
'~ ....cTE. IDSE. RED
283 239
BUENA VISTA WINES
Oiablls. 750-ML .. . •. 3.03
Cabernet Sauvlgnon, 75().lo\L • 4.04
Burgundy. 1~ ....... . .2.63
Gamay Beaujolais. 750ML. . • 3.03
Pinot N<*. 750-ML 4.04
Zlnfandel. 750-ML. .. . .. .. . .•. .. . 3.44
Rose of Cab. Sauvlgnon, 750-ML 2.83
Green Hungarian, 750-ML 3.13
Gewurtztraminer. 75().,¥L. .4 .24
JohnaMisberg Rlesllng. 75(}ML .4.24
Sauvignon Blanc, 750-""-. . 4.24
BERINGER WINES
CabunetSauvignon. m~ .... 4.40
Chardonnay,~ . 5.66
Ole nil Blanc. 7»ML ........ 2.93
Gamay Beaujolais, ~ .......... 324
Ga may Rose. 750#L . . . . .. . . ... 2.93
Grey R1esllng, 1»l'L .. . . .. . .. .. 2.93
LOWENBRAO HENRY
33.00
44.00
28.60
33.00
44.00
37.40
30.80
34.00
46.20
4620
46 20
48.00
61 .60
32.00
3520
32.00
32.00
BEER WE1NHARD BEER
UOHTORMRK
~ACK
12-0Z. BOTTl.£
224
~ACK
12-0Z. BOTl1..E
Malvasla Blanca.~ ............. 2.91
Plnot Nor. 15C>tYL ........................ 4A4 Zk1fande1. 750-ML. ......................... 324
Burgundy, 7~ ........................ 2.20
Rote. 7'0ll\L.. .............................. 2.20
Oillblls. 7~ ............................ 2.20
31.60
48.40
3520
24.00
24.00
24.00
BOTTl£
CASE
RETAIL
3.50
6.00
2.84
2.84
4.50
4.34
4.34
4.77
5.50
6.97
22.00
1.58
1.58
1.58
3.03
2.75
3.67
2.39
2.75
3.67
3.12
2.57
2.84
3.85
3.85
'3.85
4.00
5.14
2.66
2.94
2.66
2.66
2.64
4.04
2.94
2.00
2.00
2.00
BAS
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Recalling .Another Wild Five-overtime Gmne
m at Tl-Ta. ~ tocaltd om tr..~ .. .n. bllq foaled aa I.be.,._. l.Dd
ter are Duryl a.re and Da1l lt nmaJm ...
Holme1' at.al a.ad Halat Uea It at a, t.bea
W tmlnltar>t Mart1 Olaoa faill to coanect at tbl
free throw Une wttb four Mc:Ondl left.. It remalDI
U9d•t•
Tbtft1 0.ertlile: Tbe 8IDon ol Coach Daft
Wum.an llrlU for Mv •tnlCM Potote aDd lMd.
11·12, wltb 1 :H remalnln•, oal1 to H•
Weatmtmte.r bounce baalr to tie lfwttb a Ueb left. Newport Harbor'• Jeff Mall.aotr m1IMI trom tbe
Tbat Wll ll ,..,.qo.
Newport'• penoaael Included Hann. MallDott, UDfht:i, Poat, llo&DMf, Bo Grlffttb.
Dt" Seel• ud N Tabt.t. MOit an 1unb acau.nd now, but 1f tbeJ
don't nmember tbat one, tbey've got Sou.ay
mtmori•.
••• IN llECEN'I' DEVBLOPIUNll at, NnDalt
Harbor, the Sa.Uon bave added lite Tnlt .81
track and fteld coecb to rep1ac. Bab H6'.h.&d Votaw takes the bueball relDI, auCCeedlDa Mib
Gray; 8W Pluica t. tbe lnterlm athletic director
unW • ftDal selection t. made ID April or Kay; aDd BW Inell la in hiJ fl.Dal year u awlm eoach, .a.
~ hb teadlln• poeJtlcm to pursue buff ...
intereN.
Twett la• former St. Paul JDp eoaeb aDd la
due for aubltitut. teachln& with t.be NftPO't·•--Dtatrict later tbiJ month.
Veit.aw. a Fourrtaln Valley l'9lld9at and fGr'DM9I'
llarlDe Corpe captain, is a craduate of Loq
Beach State and la operau.n, aa a walk-on.
••• NEWPORT BARBO& P&INCIPAL Tom
Jacoblon aay1 the Sallors' lutunt lD the 5uDMt
Lea1ue la dim wttb projecUona of a 150-200 Jou of
atudeDtl per yur apected t.be next four ran to
dralD a-.y the current emollment ol 2.180.
"It appears k>Ctcal that Ocean View mo wtD
replace ua in the near future ln t.be Su.uet
Leape," aays Jacobloo. ,,... __________________________________________________ lm!ll---..---------------IC:sm--------
Sailors Sinking? IOCIET SHm~~~,~~~ B•sketball
77fC~~81U$.1 Fighting Irish
Newport Falls to Katella, 65-46
87 ROGEt CAllLSON Ot•IWlr ..........
. . Upset by USF
Wit.b ooe week and noa-leape
O(lpODent ea.ta Mesa remaining
before Sunset Leaiue baaketball ,,arfare, Newport Harbor mp•a
tbances at a bona fide ahot at
t.be leap cbampiorusblp appear
Co be dwlndllng.
• · At least that la the lmpreuioo
pne got while watcblnl tbe
Sailors abeorb a 65-te •Pankina
by Katella Tuesday nlaht in the
• winner's gym aa the Knilhta,
ranked No. 3 in Oranae County.
were winners In every depart·
ment.
FOB 11IE SECOND straight
game the Sailors turned in a
poor performance against man-
to-m an coveraee, tb.la time coo-
nectinl on only 16 of 47 attempt.a
tron;i the field for an anemJc 34
percent.
Friday nl1ht ln a five·
overtime lou to rival Corona del
Mar and ita man-to-man de-
fense, tbe Sai1orl fared in the
same llUIDDel'-3S.I percent ( 19
of 49).
"Katella'a press made the
tempo eet up," said Newport
Harbor Coach Jerry DeBu.sk.
"But that lhould.n't hurt us. We
just abot poorly. We have to
at.art 1etttng better scoring from
our forwards."
'BBtJCE CALDWELL, who
scored all of b1J 14 points in the
tint ball, WU the only Blue·
jacket to score in double fi&ures,
while Katella, scoring at will,
bad four playera ln double
ftgurea, led by sophomore Scott
Warner's 1B count.en.
Katella Coach Tom Danley,
priming his team for Empire
Leaeue action a1atn1t No. l
ranked Ocean View, aaid he felt
part of Newport Harbor's pro-
blem was lta loss to Corona del
Mar.
But DeBualt discounted that
theory. "We were ju1t out-
played." 1ald DeBusk. "Our
practice for this game was good,
but we just didn't do it ln tbe
game."
WHILE NEWPORT slumped
to Its secood alrlUght lou and an
8·5 overall r ecord, Katella'1
won-loss stats were upped to
10-2 But Danley said his team la
1till 10 the frustration 1t.qe.
Prep Basketball
"I know that's a llWe unreal
to aay." aald Danley. "but we
are 10-2 and sWJ frustrated. Thia
waa by far our beat game Oftr'·
all this aeasoo, but we're not
there yet. We feel we have a
good team, but there la a lack ol
lnteos1ty and a lot of u.neven
spots
Anteaters Fall
To Cal St. LA Ocean View, Eagles
In Rematch Tonight ·'There ls an advantage to
this, of coune, because we think
we have another ~30 percent ol
untapped welfare down the
road "
Tbe loq aDd the abort al Cal Slate LA '1
•omen'• buketball team ru:lDed UC ln1ne'1 COD·
ference opener Tuelday.
Rath Smlt.b, a M aemor cents, aeored Jt
polnta lmtde aDd Sude IwamJ, a 5-3 aenior iuard.
scored 14 polnta from the outaide u Cal State LA
downed the Amea_ten, 72·58, at Crawfonl Hall.
The top rematch or the 1979-aO
non-league baaketball season is
on tap toni&bt u No. l Ocean View
plays host to No. 2 ranked Estan-
cia. It start.a at 7.
Featured ls a duel at the poet
where 6-7~ junior Wayne
Carlander of Ocean View mecta
t.be challenge of All..ClF aelect1on
Steve Van Hom. a6-5aenlor.
THESE TWO TE.AU met in
the Laguna Beach lnvttat1onal
final1 in early December and
Ocean Vlew wu an euy winner,
rollin1 to a 77-54 victory u Carlander pumped in 21 point.a
and 1uard Jeff Andrade unloaded • with 23 poi.nta.
Van Hornacoredonly 15pofnta,
well off hiJ 23.5 average, doe
largely to early foul trouble,
wblch kepthil participation in tbe
gametoamlDlmum.
Ocean View e:ntera with an 11·1
record after aeelnS ill 1l·1ame
.. winning atreak anapped at
ID81ewoodlast week. t1tanda baa won a pair ot
tournament champiOOJblpe alnce
LalUJla Beach and owns a 10.2
overall record.
Carla.oder enten with a 25.1
uerate, Andrade bouts a 25.S
rate.
Edison la at Costa Mesa. Loara
travels to Marina, Dana Hlll51s at AS FOR THE SAILORS, there
Corona del Mar, Mission Vi ejo m· appears to be a bigher pert"ell·
vadea Univenlty and Santiago Lage or untapped energy.
bosta Laguna Beach. Katella trailed only twice, at
At 7:30 it'a San Clemente at 16·15 on Bryan Llnsky's eigbt-
Lon1 BeacbWilaoD. footer, and at 18-17 on a Caldwell Jaaon Walker keys Huntington bucket.
UCI bad oaJy one ~ aeon in double
figures, Janna llcCar10 with 10 pota&a. KatberiDe
Hamilton lfabbed etlht reboundl for UCI. now
S-12 after atna e1lbt al it.a 1aat D1De.
Tbere were a couple of bll DOD·leaiue pmea
on the bl&b lebool leTel. Ocau View, beblDd a Beach's game with 119.0 scoring Other than that, it was all
average; Marina duel• a foe Katella aa the Knl&bta utilized
which lt trampled, 81·40, in their press effectively, disrupt·
tournament play; and University mg the Sailors' flow
will be tryiJll to make it two The key, of course, waa In 23-point performance by Hol17 llant.D. downed
atraieht over South Cout League shooting K.atella clicked at a P'ountaln ValleJ, -..i. wblle Twi l)c!nabqe bad 11
representatives, coming o. ff a 54 2 percentage ( 26 of 48) pol.al.I and 12 nbcMmda to lead Kater Olli past
51...tavlctoryoverDanaHUi. a1a10st the Sailors' z.one, which !:d.laoo. 5'-0.
amounted to 20 potnta more than Norma LeU1lrted and Tnen Meu:arto eada
WITB FOOTBALL STABS now Newport Harbor could muster 1rabbed 15 rebouDdl for ueaa \'...,,now'"' oo
clearly establiabed wit.bin the from the field. the Y•~::,:c' St.9wut a1ao caatrtbuted 11 polntl unit.a, Ed1Bon and Costa Mesa fort.be wb wb1Je Lee ADD llarpram paeed
1qaare off with Edison board THE SAILORS were 1tlll FountaiD Valley with 14 poUlla.
power matched a1ai.nat Costa within ranse at 37.32 wtth 8:40 Mat« Del ran ltl record to f.2 b7 bold•n1
Meaa'aquiclmeu. left m the tb1rd quarter when the Ed.l.loa to J1llt t,b,.. polDU la tbl Udl'd ~
Ediaon features aeveral Knighta went on a rampa1e. Mary St.an.bra bad 11 POlata aad Ceeea 01-c:octl
playencapableofdoublefigurea, Bucketa by Matt Nutter, Warner DlDe rebomada for the ilourcba. ShenDC'CI Meyer
ln•ludlna M Paul Reaean, 6-2 Roeer Lemons and Dan WrtPt, paced Edi.loo with 11 pol.Dta. Dudley Lee, 6·3 sophomore aaodwiched around a t.bree-pol.nt COila Mesa Sot bl1 gam9 from Karm Yelidl
R l c bard Ch an I , 6 · 0 Bill play by Jeff Eberhard extended and Carol KrQmtu to beat S... a.meat., IM1.
Vo1elau, and sophomore Rick Katella'a lead to 41-32 with 3:• Yellch1 • M senior, aeond D poiD .. wblle 11 DtBernardo. left in the period. Krtltonan. a 5-5 ..S., bad l&. Bait al U.. came
CoronadelMar,inthewakeofa Next for Newport i1 Coata lntbetblrdquarWl'wbeatbeMmtanp•QPt•lfor
five-overtime victory over rival lleaa Friday olpt, a quintet 30~.IGbmaDICOndDforS..Clemeate.
Newport Harbor, bolt.a a Dana wJt.b a 7-4 mule prior to toollbt'• .__._ ..__a 1 ____ ·--.... lD a low·
Hllll ou&ftt wblcb bu proven 1ame apinat U1toa. Tben it'• ......... --.--. equal to tbe tult lD prior duels Sunaet Lea1u• action for aeoriq same that uw aalJcmt ....,_,Jane Rant
witbtbeSeaKlnp. Newport Harbor ••alnlt M1aoa of the whmen, aeon lD double flsuiw. Hunt bad
CoroudalMar,nntedNo. 7lD and llartu for tbe team CIDC'8 lOpotnta.
Frea AP Dl ... ktlea
OAKLAND -The San FrancUco Dam lo*
the lead on a jump abot by 11.lke Bice wtth •~ millut. left in the pme and pulled away to a 17-51
Ttdor7 ewer ...,.eat.b·ranbd Noue Dame Tuesday Dl«hL
Tbe lrlah, eomlna off a rrtz ..,. bnak from
act.loo , suffered tbelr leeood eomecathe aa. at
t.be collqe basketball seuon and fell to 7·2. 11117
lost ...., to Kmtacky on Dec. 29.
Notre Dame led USY »-41 wttb nine minutes
remaio.lal, but tbm the Dona toot coatrol, acortnc
11 atralebl poUlll to jump abead 57·50. Rlch Bran·
Dini, a cnduate ol M arlna Hllb. broke Notre
Dame'• lone dry rpeU wit.b a bukel that made the
score S7-S2. but tbe lrtsb oner came back to
within ltttkiJli ra.nie of lbe lead.
The unranked Dons, who Improved t.beir
HUOD reconl to 11·2, bad four liCOr'el In double a.ui-led b7 aubstit.ut.e forward Jobn Hqwood, 9'° ftnil!bed wUh 14 polata. '
Only five Notre Dame pla)en, tbe starters.
acored. 8nDDiDI WU the leader wdh 1$ poiDLI.
a • .,.u r ... s •• oae.e S•••~
SAN DIEGO -Guard AU'Clll 9.nyboro bit a
.,oot JWDP 1bot at the buner Tuesda7 ni&1rt to
sive Hawau a 78-76 overtime victory over San
Dteao St.ate ln a Westenl Athletic Cooference
pme.
Strayhorn led all acoren witb 31 potata. He
abo bad seven rebou.ods. Eric Bowman added 20
polnll and 10 rebound.a fort.be R.ainb>ws, who are
DOW 2·1 ln WAC play and M overall.
Freshman PauJ Mcltlmmey came off the
bench to le9d San Diego State wttb 2lO point.a. Eddie
Morris added 13 po1nta for the Asteca, who dropped
to 2· l ln conference ac:Uoa and U overall. Eddy
Gordon bad 10 points and a 1ame-b.llb 14 rQounda
for tbe ben, and teammate TaaJ GWJDD wu
credited wtth 13 aailta.
The Execullve
Office Condo
IN OlilEli 7 O'CLOCK nao-
Jea1ue ••mea, Loni Beacb lordan Yilita Hunttnitoa Bacb, Or&lll• County, la led by &-5 IUc:b c:ouldetfld tbe school to beat fclr MarlDI drvpped a IMO ~ to C)Jrw
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AREA WRESTLING. • •
the Sea View Leque championship
with a squad loaded in degtb, talent
and a top.ootcb transfer from the
heart of the wrutling belt-
Oklaboma.
League champion Dean Cutelo, a
junior on the. 98-pound level, la
Irvine's only returntne league titlist,
but the Vaqueros have impressive
credentials at every welaht.
Rob Weisa, a junior at 122, waa
second in league, Steve Billa, a
senior at UM, waa third and fourtb-
place flDiahes were obtained by a.ya
Fernando (114), Steve Scbwichen-
bere (157-pound sophomore> and
junior John Ware (178).
League champion.a on the Junior
vanity level ln '79 include Dave
Yanek (141), Kurt Johnaoo (148) and
Gree Borden (129).
Cbal!lpi.om from froeb-sopb circles
include K.J . Bently (105-pound
aopbomore> and Mike Reed (135-
~und aopbomore). Randy Updyke, a
unlor with an impressive reputation,
the Oklahoma tran1fer in hia
aopbomore eeasoo.
Oee••Viee
Norm CUilum bas taken over the
coacbi.D8 duties at Ocean View and
bu excellent potential in the upper
wel&bta to make the Seabawu a stroaa dual match and tournament
team.
Amons tbe 1tandout1 are Dan Cleanrllter (UN), leeond ln the CIF
8outbern Sectloo and a state ftDalilt;
Cbrta Schub (157). second in the Em-
pire Leque; and Daryk Rowland
(141). ad Mik• LaE. both third iD Empln drdl1 u union. Call~-~ wu bead eoacb at rea HICb ti.. put 11x yean, mo f?: MDkn Zane Hulen (J.21), Jobn
Jtalm (Ul), Mite 8coU (1'18) and JOG
Miller (heavyweight) listed on the
varsity !'Oller.
s-ae.e..c~
San Clemente's Hlgb'a best team
ever, accordine to Coach John
Owena, is bolstered by the return of
senior Brian Colbert, heavyweilbt
Duane Ford, aenlor Kevin McGowen,
junior Shawn Ramsey and sophomore Jim Hogan.
Colbert is a Dpwney Hiah tramter,
Ford was secoDd ln the South Cout
League in '79, McGowan pinned
every JV foe be faced u a Junior,
Ruaaick waa third at 95 ln leape u a
freshman, Ramsey is at full streDith
after an injury cut him down as a
sophomore, and Hoean waa the
league's 105-pound champion u a
freshman. .
Othen iiiclude: sophomore Neal
Racltleff (98): seniors Rlclt
Cornwell (129), Phil Buaaict (135)
and Steve Weibel (141), aU lea,ue
finalists u jtmion; senior David
Smith (the league'• JV champ at 168
in '79); and junior John Schroeder,
who was third at the 178-pound vanity
levelin'79 ,
Van Hoorebeke
Resigns at BB
Dave Van Hoorebeke, bead football
coacb at IIunt1qtoo Beach Hl&b for
the put four years, retlped Tuea-
day. Appllcanta to replace Van
Hoorebete wll1 be IOUlbt from within
tbe school dlatrict, accordlq to Prin·
cipal Tom Kolanoa.ki.
Van Hoorebeke will 'coattnue at the
school 81 a pby1lcal education
teacher, end altboueh KolaDOlkl ac-
cepted the reslpat.ioG witb tbe eom·
ment that be bope4 the coach would
"continue in an uaistlnl role wttb
the football probram." there bu
been D<' comment from Van
ffoonbeb OD hil fUlure plana.
Tbe OU.. bave aone w1Dlell the
put~ IMICIDl. lolilua an 0.9-1 r. cOrd thtl ..... u4a 0...1...-ln
1t'11. ID hit four·1ear lttnt et tbe bela:J. Va~ bad• +aJ..a,.
tor(I. BantinatoD Beadl ltll1 bu a wtn· -. ltnak lntact of. faDMa, durtDf
wtaleh tliDe U.. wue two die.
(Fill in your interest raJ,e hnr )
~Tbntt Act'nmu Nm l4\;li arn.W mt~ !Rm ylridl on
$1,0XJ at ~ n amuaJ lllle'rlS (7 lfi )'lttdl on amiunu
opmrd With a bttJto a:; OXl Adi 01 Wllhlhw lllY lmDWlL m
penalty.
Welmowth.e person through a Conunercial Credit
answer before you write ffice. There are no passb6oks or
it in. The 81h% you can earn in rtificates to get lost or stolen
a Super Thrift Account of $1,<XX> or If you'd like to see your money
more is probably 50% higher than your begin earning what it's really t.Wrlh. ..
regular bank ~k rate. And Super send this co~n ~t:h your check or !fK>n·
Thrift AccoWlts opened with a mini-ey ~.or bnng at mt? a ~al
mum of PX) earn 7% ... approximately Credit otfx:e. For more information, use
25% higher than conventional bank pass-the coupon or call us.
book interest Available to California residents only.
In this inflationary economy you ,--------------,
wantyourmoneytoeamwhat it'sn?ally I D Ya.rd!Rmniabadonon Supa"JlnftAcalunta.~ I
worth. But you may wonder "What's I o Hn't""ctm ~moneJ ard!r '°"a io I theca~'Quitesimply,there~none. I ~~~=b~ I Super Thrift Accounts pay the high D Th-. 0 C.C..111idbl I
rates you normally3990Ciatewith thrift I lndlt~•IU---~'""'l"'.':""'---certificateswittnrt tying up your mon.. t w-... 1 I
ey. You can witlnraw your funds in any I Dt. I =~r==z~~'W •, oo•.... •, ~compounded qUarterly, just like a ..,...,....,tn.m ....._ ____ _
passbook accomit I COMMEROAL CRfDIT I And~aa:ountisworry-be .. I ~~l'\AN~rm I
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•
onomically?
un•a TDtl NOW to runn the
United statee eecoom1ca.ll1 -to minimize tbe need to do 10
militarily. to reduce internal
divislveoesa and to uaure the rest
PopeyeKOs
Burger King
NEW ORLEANS (AP> -A
national hamburger chain has
a1reed to •op its "love that
chicken" advertiaing, arter
Popeye's Famous Fried Chicken.
Inc., claimed it used that phrase
commercially first.
Popeye's weot to court when
Burger King Qrp., began using
••Jove that chidten" in advertis-
ing ror chlclll!n sandwiches.
Burger Kine counter-sued,
chalJenging Pq>eye's exclusive
right to commercial use of the
phrase.
In an agreement signed by U.S.
District Court Judge George
Arceneaux Jr., Burger King
aereed to stop using the phrase
and todroplt.9slit.
ol the ....W OW we tao work
toaetber qaln u a people."
H.Ndley aald tn an addNM to
Town Rallo1Ca1l!ora:la.
Hoadle1 takt the u .s. • 'deblll-
ed, drlftAld and dcubUd" dwi.nl
the ma. and must now dedde wb.U.er to mate Che collllq de-
cade the•• Ach1q Eiahtie3'' or the
"Achievinl Ellbtiea." He aaid
moat Americans achieved
economic aecurity durina the ''IOIS
but are ocnetheleu pesaimlatic
about the '80s.
"ALMOST UNIVERSALLY,
people across the United States
have lost direction, motivation
and a clear-cut objective,"
Hoadley said. "The very siplifi·
cant overall U.S. economic
acbievement.9 or the 1970s have
dispelled traditional concerns
about job security. and no
popularly supported national goal
has been put in its place."
Hoadley said Americans must
ask themsleves if their nation ls
"over the hill" and prepare
themselves for the consequences
ofthetr answer.
"A 'yes'_ answer pretty clearly
means more interna1onal
challenges and overtures agatnSt
U S. interests," Hoadley said, "a
contracting rather than a tra<li-
honally expanding economy and
1ndiv1dual and group expecta-
tions for less and Jess rather than
more and more."
S•l4tttel
Nordstrom Stores of Seattle,
Wash., has appointed Ryan
Gausman of Irvine, as
manager of the South Coast
Plaza store. Gausman joined
Nordstrom's in 1971 as a
salesman in the men's
sportswear and later moved
into the accounting
department.
Sea Site Viewed
Suitable for Oil
MENLO PARK CAP> -A sea
floor sample taken 2S miles off
the Northern California rout
suggesta that rooditioos suitable
for petroleum exist ln the area,
a report by the U.S. Geological
Survey says
The report says high concen-trations of hydrocarbons were
noted off the coast near Eureka,
230 miles north or San Fran.
casco. indicatmg that "probably
natural gas and, possibly, oil"
deposita may have accumulated.
LEASE fB Econonllc Embargo
Hurts Everybody From The Leader
WE ARE OFF ro A RECORD LEASE YEAR•
Benefrt From Our Pr1c111g Policy.
Stlection And Superb SeMCe.
NABERS~
OPEN7DAY8
BJ JOBNCUNNIFF
.. ~ ....... AMtytl NEW YORK -Ec<momlc warfare la cosUy, no
matter bow or aaalnat wbom it la practiced -
agalmt tbe lranl.aoa for bavlrll taken Americana boaage or tbe Soviet Union f« lta involvement 1D
Afghanistan.
The grain and high tecb.noiocY embarao agalnst
the Soviets may hurt an already weakened dollar.
which depends on exporta to retain streqth.
260f HARBOR BLVD •• COSTA MESA
540-9100 IT CAN DISRUPT OO•E8'11C mart its. coelinl
those lnvolved u much u $300 million dollars, ac--=====--=:-=::---:::------::::= cording to Agriculture Secretary Bob Beralund.
It may result in lost federal revenue and at the
same time ra1ae the level of government flnancing
. . . which in turn could raise pressure on money
1markets and force domestic mterest rates higher.
It may force
authorities into making ( )
gasohol as an expedient to \ f; u "' f \ f I. t ·""'·"" absorb excess grain . _
rather than as part of a
well-conceived and weU·
financed long-range energy conservation and pro-
duction plan.
Conceivably, 1t could invite economic retalia·
Uon in some form from the Soviets. or perhaps lead to
the loss of markets to other industrial nations that
might be inclined to fill the technology void
I================~ MANY AMERICANS AND THEIR con-gressional representatives will be asking det.ailed
Annual Yield•
12.922%
Annual Rate•·
12.358%
SH,IOO Wlnlmam, e mouth term.
Rat~• dfectlve January 10 ·January H
•Eifect•e annual yield auum• that principal
and lnt«•l were to be lnv .. ted for one year at the annial rate. Annual rate t. subject lo
ohanoeat renelt'al.
· ·u.s. \easury Bills are aold at a diac:ount
rate. Ti. adverti.Md annual rate of lnv•tment
09rliliCJt• l.t 1 .. than Yi of 1 % over the eff.e-
tive ratl MrDed al the end of the alx·month term.
llliaff ;l.iif;!l•)®C•1tlilii'.
questions over the next few days about who gets the
better of the bargain, in viewofthepotentialdamage
to the domestic economy.
While Berglund stated that when they reopen
"there's oo reason for markets to change much from
Friday's close," expenence suggest.a that such an
assumptioo is based solely in hope and not on reason.
Closer to reality would be the assumption that
mark eta will react wildly. as t..bo6e holdln& contracts
for futurl delivery seek to unload and potential
buyers. having Ume on their side bide their lime.
EVEN IF THE FEDEllAL GOVERNMENT
makes good on its plan to buy up much of the grain,
the commodity apparently will stay ln the United
Stat.ea, continuing to overhang the market and af-
recling prices from farmer to retaller, lncludinc all
the traders and cootracton in between.
In technology, some producen have been
furious at export restrtctlooa even before the latest
adml niltration tactic.
Control Data Corp., a producer of computer
hardware and aottware, bu been eapeclally clla-
turbed, having been denlecl'llaJe to the Soviets of a
sopbllticated met.eoroloitcal computer. Tbe 1overn-
meot said lthad mllltary uses too. Yoa :ii' receive sun.• EACH MONTH.
Bat. llbject to cbanoe at t908Wal be.Md on c:mm1G'i.u~ 91ll dl.tcolmt rate. n... s. a ONE PROBLEM WITB &EBnJCl'IONS oa :z:-1J~ &;r. w1:au:,i;;~; a~J.bw~ tecbnok>IY ii that the United States no loqer bu a
Comp ' lnformat:ion funWibed u-.-...-1. comer on tbe market. Licenainl qnementa have --·--put much American tecbnolOI)' Into the fac:tortee Of
....,.. CalLtcraSam tor o.w a qaan. of a £urope and Japan, and tbeM nations allo hue de-
, ontu.ry. velOPedtbeircompeUUntechnololY. 1ta1i.wlde~ wltb ~a.. Overall, IOIDe anatyatl ulr Uh U.S. ecclftOID)'
11----ts •ulflciclllb' lt.rcmc theH days to be UMd u a
:.,.••••••·-.--·----•••• .. weapon.. Tbedollar'1 nlue u cummey •nd ,..pea ,. u a ltorebomeol value bu d~pndpt1o'11JJ_ol
late.
Amqtbe tellCIDI dl.td are lrPMllll e• lD U.S.
tntemMIGnal payJMDll1 JJperc4ilit ~~15 "1~
cet kltlnlt ntal, bl11Menl ~ delldti 9"11
dl&J'lq,..nolrelaU"IJrobmtapulto9.ct.cliw
hi clomlidc Produdivttl. and lack ol • cOoi'dlDac.d
•ffO Jll'Oll'Ul,
,
'80s Prom~ing, Hut • • •
Naging Problems From I.set Decade
9JMAMYLUCAI .............
WlU. tbe hlt•na of tbe U.., UIMma~totlba
looll b9dl Won. moytq mad
.. for•tbe ... 1et~.
the pl"Olpects an promtatns for
renewed ~c pl'OlperltJ.
Butootbefcntom1 llli,..U,~
bl•m• won tbelrway~tbe
ecoaomy.
llott ol tbe prvblema of tbe "'JOI
woneaed or N-ellMqed la 1179.
Couumer price IDfladoD mo"4
..taead ,.... a ,. .. of 8 percent to
more than 12 percent. ProductM·
ty 1rowtb, wblcb slowed
dramaUcally tbrousboot the "'JOI.
actually decl.lneddurtna the year.
AND 'l1IE ENDGY crWa re-
surfaced with renewed viaor ..
propelled by both economic ud
political eveata, prices for en.de
oU soared. For comumera. the bottom line oo every COWll wu,
acaln, hilherprices.
In response to this penlatent in-
flation u well as weakneaa in the
dollar, Federal Reserve
Chairman Volcker anoounced a
tough policy in early October.
Strongly antJ-lnfiatiooary. the
new Fed policy almed at UmlUna
the amount of credit available,
not just increu1n.c the cost of bor·
rowing. The announcement sent
short-term lnterest rates soarin&
to unprecedented hiahs and. ln
response. the securtties marlteta
reeled.
With an extraordinary amount
of conflicting data, 1979 wu a1ao
characterized by coo!uaion sur
rounding the whereabouts and
severity of "the receMlon " Mer·
rill Lynch's economists thtnk the
reces11100 is indeed here and that
1t started to uruold early in the
year when consumer spendmg
began to falter. This trend
solidllied in the second quarter.
when the ecooomy registered a
decline of 2.3 percent in real
terms. Then, in the th..ard quarter,
rHJ ONP rebowMled aecom-
NDMd bJ allwp, hfo.moatbrtM lnntaU.U..
aVT .U ova ecoaomlata Me :.:;=::r;::
rebound pow•ed larPlJ bJ tbe
ead of tbe IWDIDCI' IU U..
(wblcb ,ot eomumen beck mtb9
road), ph• a temporary re-•v=., of the "baJ lt DOW'' phi (aided DO doubt by
auto m*'ltlfec:turer reballAll) .
Our eeommilta tberelore ex-
pect the receukm wW ban re-
em er 1ed in
tbe fourth
quarter and
early atmtlea
for bo~ durable
.. ad retail
MelD to
pport tbetr
theory. In all.
'they enNion
LWM four quarters
ol ne1ative IJ"OWth.
And. while the eotnc will not be as rough u the 1913-ms re-
cession. t.be stubborn rate ol Lnfla.
lion and t.be Fed's atrtqent aD·
Udole are likely to nucerbate
the process u a whole. But by late
1980, an economic recovery
should be underway u bouaiDg
and corporate profits rebound
from earlier declines. unemploy·
meot pea.ks and comumttr price
lDflatioo r alla.
GIVEN THE POTENT
negative eventa or 1979, both
ecooonuc and political, the stock
market exblbited unusual r~
sillence. Even its moat violent re-
action ot the year, right after the
Fed's early October announce
ment. was not as ~vere as the
selling cbmu of October 1.978
when the shakeout in secoodary
stocks was mud> more extenslve
-though the overall lou an the
Over The Count~r
MASOUstilll)S
Dow -... 1Ddmtrlal Anna-wua~Uletame. To-m.J marbt watchera.
bow•Hr. the Dow .Joan la·I dustrtal Avvac• 11 the ltoek market -a LDderltadable bat •
mtaleadlna YiewpcGt w1dc:b Ml I
contUHd many tnwston. ~?
tedly the moet quoted ladex •
a.round, the Dow bu certalnl1
funeUODld la tbe put u an ade-
quate nOeetioo ol ltoet .-tee
t.reDda mseaerat.
But tbraupoat the latter "nll,
the Dow baa laged beblDd mOlt
other lDdeua and, more lm·
portaatly, muked many underly-lnc treadll, Thus, in a year when
ln•eaton noeked to money
martet funda, the ltatiatics clear-
ly point cd that lt'19 WU aJIO a
year ot opportunity for many !D-
veston lncommooatocka .
EA.SLY IN DECEllBE.a, tbe
NYSE Coms-tte Lndex abowed a
gain ol more than 10 percent for
the year; t.be American Stock Ex-
chanee Index 4S percent the S • P
500 8 peremt and the Wilahire 5000
l!> percent. By comparilon, the
Dow Jonee average hovered 1D the
810 to 830 ranee, virtually un-
changed from Its 1978 close ot
805.01 or from ita 1969 close of
800.38.
MERRILL LYN{.11'8 market
analysts think the positive
secular trend abould prove the
dominant force during the '80I.
That's why, at this time, they are
especially buW.ab oo the outlook
for equities and believe common
stocu Offer coos1derable poteo.
tlal for capital apprec1atJon oo a
longer-term basu
A slroog case ror Ul1.s vt~WJ>OUll
is made tn MemJJ Lynch's new
booklet. C.ommoc Stocks The In·
vestmentChotcerorlhe 1980's ."
(~LI anQCCOt.lnt tuculrw tn the
Santo Ana off!« of M"'1U, lvnch
Pinc~, Fmtttn & Smith J.
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DIWI 00 U.S. economic st:reqtJ.w and •
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Ibara Kt Oct. 10. •
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11 "the IU1I nailed dowo" their proftta .an,~·· ltront cw and today's ..,..,_...,_. wne. laid ...,_
Leny WeiebteJ ol Baebe Hal.aey Sturt Shieldl lbc. :
TM rally wu sparked by • Commerce ~
estJmat.e Tuad.ay that the economy sre• au z.a ~ annual rate ln tut year's fourth quarter. double ,,;..
emment'• pm-taus estimate
But ln IUlCJlt.heT report, the C'.otnmerce Delartment aad
today that •al• of new. one-family homes pluqed 13. S
percent betWMn October and Novembtt
Mortgage Rate
Jumps Uncurbed
WASHINGTON (AP> lnterest rat2S on bome
mortgages jumped to record levels last month, and further
tncreasea appear certain, the government refe>rU.
The effective mterest rate oo morqages for new
howies averaged 11 65 percent lD early December, up from
11 37 peTCent the previous month, the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board said
A IUNT OF MOllE INCREASES cout• be HeD in the
comm1Lment rate. the tnlerest that financial lnstit~
promise on yet to-be-dosed mortgages. It rose from 12.SS
percent in November to 12.93 percent la.st month.
The commitment rate last month avenged 2.54
'percent hlgber than at dtd a year earlJer, the bank board
said
"THE FEDERAL RESE&VE BOA.ID'S October 6
aoll inflation monetary action coounues ~ push mortcage
commitment rates higher," said Jay Jaais, bank board
chat rm an.
JaOJS &a.1d the bous1n1 industry must expect "a.ever.J
more months of tough going" as a result of &.be Federal Rest•ne'!> ac:-tion.-.
Woman to Head
Business Agency
SACRAME?\TO <AP1 Gov EdmWld Brown Jr has
appointed tht• f1r..t "'omcin California comm1ss1oner pf
corporal.Ions
The governor's office announced the a;>pomtmeot or
GeraJdtne Green. 41. of Los An&eJes. a seru<r attorney and
assistant corporate S<-cretary for the AUantu Richfield Co
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( ) Ualll~baa--TV REVIEW . LdOetor ...=..!° ..
o u Oeon1e'1 clraml ... Ullq ,.. ..... -u. drum, aAd ... mo.te.
''1'tMLMbeOfffeay ,''ltWM called (the DION), bued cm
UnQIJ Jt La OalD'a futurllUc yarn 8llou& a ~ mu wboM
dreamt ,.,,...., reaUtJ. Pm'
ftnt mcnte wmt 10methinC lib dda:
• UtJC& DAVllON played a
fellow aamed Georce On-, a
troobled 1lld wbo bel1u t.be
IDQYie bJ ltUmbUQ out Of tbe
na6ble ol a DDdear boloe&Ult. ftD 9IOllY takea plaee ln
Thlnp an pretty awful, bm tbe late 20tbo....century, when
Geoqe a. aocm ltiJTed from psycbi8trilta bave tbe aid ol
llft,~.r be Wit Oeorl• u1•m
iolns to do -.i DO poUtt~
DO KJeadlt. DO DldlolODber ~
....-beea able to clO •• •l~fl
••• to make the •bole wciirld rtibt... • i
IN ALL. n wu a Dice dre• . The atory wu eerta1nb' anJqQf.
and tbe ac:ore ... bJ Ill= Small, wbo did the aoGDdtl
for .. Kime" and ''llaratbQD
Kan.•• :
Still, tt WU a blt wet.rd. and ;I
wu comforted by tbe lcnow~ upon A"8kentn1 that it WU
aleep to dbeoftl' be wu only remarkable macblDes ud Wfae'D Be A atale1 ba'rine a mptmare. elmmtcta, lncludinc one that Georp, underRandably. Uk• enablea them to put patient.a lD a
TIMO.uuu Hallmark StaticaAwardbal been Unlike her comic 1trip character. the ~ttl~: m.~ a1 wak~. dream slide and induce clreama.
prwentedto MtakJa Viejo builwaman ,... Cary, Broadway venion of LiWe Orphan Annie .:.S th-:? bla ~ e:~ ~= =~ U:... ~
wllo opll"lltM ear.,.•a Cbenuu ltatlm Cll8 Crown suffers from en>wtna pains, and periodically peculiar dfect on reality. Uke bi.a "effective dreams" when be
.a dream. On a allly whim.
checked the TV UJ;ttnp. Uh'
'1'be Lathe ol Hea•en" wa
ICbeduled. toolebt on KOCE (50)
at 8 :30 and KCET (219) at 9:30.
Nab, It eou.ldn't be. But then.
you never know. Toniebt I'm
Sol.al to dream that the Rams
beat Dallat and Tampa Bay and
finally make It to the Supcir
Valle7l>artnr91oearlbeSanDiecof'reewQ. "Annie" bu to be replaced. Here the pro-the Ume be tried to 1et frail 1.nduc• a dream in Georae that
Cary, a IW'dem of Laeuna NlcueJ, bu bMzi u · ducen ~ the bit musical listen u eager lit· with h1a Aunt Etllyl and abe the aun "abtntna. 'I'hb ii 1818 or
IOClated ""'1 aw.nm for Z1 yean, 18 ol wbldl were Ue would-be Anni.es try out for the part. slapped him. He dreamed uw eo, and the aan never ahlnes. apent lD ~ flrm'a marketlnl department. A .-------------------..:;..;..------------------------------Bowl.
IJ'aduate ol USC, Cary la active ln community 1emce cqanlutlom, lncludiq tbe Saddleback
Valle1 EKcb•naeClub.
Jam B. llodladel of Corona del Mar, preatdent
ot the Wll1ard Company of Fountain Valley. WU
appointed by Rep. Robert E. Badham, ft.Calif., u
a-deleaate to the White House Conference on Small
Bualneu ln Waabi.qtoa Jan. 13-17.
San Dleeo Federal Savtno and Loan Asaocla· Uon announcet t.be appointment ol .... E. Dllba
u relicmal man.acer for the aaaoclatloo'a Orange
County brancb network.
Dillon, vice president and branch manager,
opened three ol San Die10 Federal'a six offices in
Orange County beginnin& with Capistrano Bea~b
in ms, Laguna Nlauel in 1977 and most recently.
~an Dle&o Federal'• regional headquarters ln
£orporat.e Plua, Newport Beach.
Dillon waa recently elected to the board of
directors of the Newport Center Association . .
Cean ScmlllfP Brallda.
Orange Coast Savtnp and Loan Aasoclatioa ol
Coeta M•a will open lta f1nrt branch office near
Allabetm Stadium, accordina to Richard P. Bond, president.
The branch, ft.nt for lbe 21·month-old aavinp
and loan, will be located near Anaheim Stadium, In
the vlchdty ol State CoUe1e BoWevard ancl Katella
Avenue. ltlaacheduled to open lD mid-fall.
Orange Cout Savtnp recently beean cooatruc. 'tloo of a Sl.5 milUoD headquarters building ln Costa
.... that wm boale the maln bnDcb a well u COi'•
'°"atebNdquarten. ....... ••ge Ollte..
Tbe formal opening of the new Woodbridp of. :nt. of Bank of Irvine will be held Monday at 10 a.m.,
aceord.lnl to Euame Aldrich. ~ of the I.JI.. ltitut.lon.
At tbe aame time, the ma1D oftlce of Bank ol
lrri.ne wt11 be officlally transferred from the branch at Cul•er ud Walnut.
At the new omce. Bank of Irvine will occupy a
~.500-aquare foot bulldlq.
Sala Ollke Opewu
Kun-Hutlnp, Inc., a manufacturer of foUa for
beat tranaferdecoraUng, has announced the opening
of.a Callfonlia sales office and warehousing facility
aD7'20MountHerrmann, Unit I, FountalnValley.
. According to Jim Vaughn, sales representative
lD the offtce, lbe facility will serve Kurz.Hastings'
mark eta for hot·stamping foils and equipment in the
plutlc1, wood products, automotive, appliance.
packaetne. cosmetics. and &raphic a.rta industries ln
Westernatates.
: Kun·Hastinga' North American headquarters '"ln Philadelphia . .
NBD~TaMled
crrca Design bu been selected to coordinate the
interior deai&D of Truffles, a new restaurant and
private club in Newport Beach, according to Donald
Nevins, vice president of Southern Pacific Hospitali·
ty,ownenoltheclub.
Wlth an anticipated opening of April, Circa prln·
cipal Jim Skaug said more than $1 million will be
~nt on the club's interior deslp, which will have a
EuropeanOalr.
Tnlfftee la located at 1617 Westcllff Drlve.
Rneam...cc .. ~
A 15 pe;rce.nt reduction in natural· 1u con·
sumptlon qualtfted the Velvet 'l'Urtle Restaurant,
9 Faablon bland, Newport Beach, for a Southern
Califonda Gu Co. food lnduat.ry CONCERN award
for en•ro lll&Ultment.
Tbe mollt Jlpiiftcant aavtnp at the restaurant
were acbleved b)' t111'Dlnr oa equipment when not , la ... , ltmldq OYeD preheat tlmel, eooldDi full
capacity load.I IDd by teeptna equipment door
cloMd wbiD ID UM.
Security Pacific Banks Irvine C.Ommer,
cial Loan C.enter has recently moved to 4000
MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 300 in the new
10110 Twin Towers.
Our center offers a complete rangic of
diversified busineM services, including cash
management, equipment leasing/ financing
and international letters of credit. And our
expertise of several years in Orange C.Ounty is
backed by one of the ten largest banks in the
country with assets of over 23 billion dollars.
For both personaUconsumer and com,
mcrcial banking, our new Irvine C.Ommcrcial
Cent.er Office located on the first floor in
suite 100 provides complete banking SCTViccs
for all your personal needs.
So whether you're interested in financial
scrvicea for your company, or a personal sav,
ings or checking account, contact one of om
commercial or personal banking experts.
4000 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD, 10/10 TWIN TOWERS. NEWPORT BEACH
Suite 300
Irvine Commercial loan Center
Joe' Johnson.
Vice President & Manager
(714) 759,4101
Suite 100
Irvine Commercial Center Office
· Gary Arnett,
Manager
( 714) 759,4186
SECURrrY MCIFIC acf'..NK
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tru cue of a youn1 •l.na•'• brUlb wtt.b death atarr1nl Penelope Mllford and LeoDard Nlmoy (photo at left).
NBC e Uve From studio 8H. Zubln
Mehta conduct.a the New York
Phtlharmonlc lo a tribute to Arturo
Toecanlni (see atory below).
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Mehta Bows
To Toscanini
By MARY CAMPBELL
NEW YORK CAP) Zubin Mehta says he
hopes NBC's first "Live from Studlo 8H" concert
tonight at 9.30 on Channel 4 will be "successful
from the spmtual standpoint."
The concert, featuring Mehta and the New
York Philharmonic, is in lribute lo Arturo
Toscanini. the orchestra's direct.or from 1926 to
j936. Toscanini, at the age of 70 111 1937. became
director of the newly created NBC Symphony.
"THE n..AG BEARERS of the classical music
-tradition in the United States have been talking
·about such an opportunity since Toscanini's days."
,says Mehta, in his first year as the New York
·Pbilharmonic's music director. "But since the last
·ToscaninJ concert that took place, the commercial
:media bas really completely forgotten about us ."
• The concert will be ln the studio, 8H, in
.Rockefeller Center's RCA Building, in whlch
Toscanini conducted his fa.rst NBC Symphony
concert Chnstmas Day 1937 and bis la.st, April 4,
1954.
"The Voice of Firestone" and the NBC Opera
•lso originated in 8H. More recently, "Saturday
Jljight Live" and "Hot Hero Sandwich" have been
i>roduced there. The studio was renovated in 1962,
but Mehta says it is the s ame slu as it wu in
Toscanini's day.
MEHTA, '3, SAYS HE never met Toscanini.
lie was a student In Vienna when Toscanini died at
the age of 90.
"Atno point has NBC told us to play a Ughl
classical proeram ln order to eet as much public a. possible," the conductor says. "We are gotne to
play the masters that Toscanini was so at home
.with, Verdi, Wagner, ~thoven and Mourt."
Soloists will be soprano Leootyne Price and
violinist ltzba.k Perlman.
The proeram will differ from a typical New
York Phi.lbarmonic concert for a "Llve from
Lincoln Center" broadcast on public t.elevialon,
Mebtasays. ,,
._ .. LIVE ROM LINCOLN Center" baa no extra ti bUne. no closeups. That wu the deal we made
th them. You come into our concert with OW'
" udlence lD our ball and doo't bother us.
"TUt la an entire ~. 'lbia will be a
to-mlnut'.e presentet.ion real1f without an
lDtennlllta:l. Tbere will be m 'lnteJmilaloa
.: feature' ~ an anecdotal setmmt about Toscamm .
·:ldm1elf.
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CBS Team on Winning Streak r
NEW YORK <AP> -Wttb or wtthout a
boost from the pro football playolfs, CBS
finished first ln the netwonu' prime-time
ratings ra~ for the thlrd week in • row,
and cut ABC's lead for the season so far to
half a pomt or less.
CBS had the five hlghest-nt.ed shows for
the week ending Jan. 6 lf you count the Na-
tional Football Conference playoff and the
post-game show. and the top three ti you
don't Ir the game and the post-game show
aren't rncluded. CBS' "60 Minutes" is the
week 's No. 1 prollram, followed by
"Dalla.a" and "Allee.,.'
THE A..C. NIELSEN Company provides
the ratinp oo prime-lime shows, aod the
networb t.bemaelves calculate the weekly
averages. CBS and NBC included the
sports programming. which began before
the start of prime-time at 7 p.m. Sunday,
while A BC chose to ignore the football
lo each cue, CBS hnished the week with
a rating of 20.2 to a 7 for nmnerup NBC
ABC's rating ranged from 18.8 -CBS'
figure -to 19.1 -ABC's.
The networks say that means in an
avera&e prime-time minute du.rt.q the
week, 20.2 percent of the bomea m the
country with t.elevuioo were tuned to CBS.
nlE BATING FOR the football post.
game abow. No. 1 for the week with the
runover portion of game between Los
Angeles and Tampa Bay second. was 35 S,
with "60 Minutes" thlrd at l2 5 N1e~n
says that means of au the homes Ill the
country wtth telev1s1on, 35 ~ percent saw
the sports program . and 32 S pert'ent
wat c hed at least part o f th e
newsmaganne.
CBS now has won the weekly com-
petition s1x times ln tbe last eight weeb.
NBC's serood place firusb was. by the
way. its tughest ran.ku1g since the week
endmg Nov 25
CBS and NBC mainwn that ABC's lead
for the season so far ls two-tenths of a rat-
mgs pomt 19.3 to 19.1 A.BC says the
marem ls ereater. 19.• to 18.9.
JN ANY CASE, C BS bu steadily
chlpped away at the lead built by ABC lD
the early pa.rt of the season.
NBC scored in the most recent Nlelaen
survey with the Orao1e Bowl football
came between Oklaboma and Flonda Sta~. No. a. and the three-bow premiere
of it.a newest dram at.le series. "stag,"
finished 1.9tb.
CBS scored. meanwh1le, w\th a ne-w
sen es of its own. "Knots Landing." The
premiere episode in the series. a loose
sptnoff from CBS' succ~sful "Dallas" WBJ>
14th 10 the ratmg.s
TUE WEEK'S FIVE lowest rated shows
mcluded two news programs -NBC's
··Pnme nme Sunday" an S8th place and a
CBS New. special, "The Energy Crunch,"
~b -and tbret! mov1e1 -"Stunts
Unlimited" oo ABC. No. 60, "Ore•" on
CBS, No. 61. and "The Mast.er Guofipte.('
on ABC, No 62.
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The Ool a picture. wbleb
••• nomloated for bHt dramatlc ftln:t, alto waa re-
lied ftlr bMt actor I DuaUn If oftmu; 1upportln1 aclrea, lane Alesandtr and Meryl
8tnep; IUllOCll'Una adol' Justin
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Grammy Nemlaatlens
Doobies, Rogen Top Field
LOS ANGELES (AP) -1be Doob6e Brothers,
country al.Dier Kenny Rosen. Eartb, Wind and
Fire and newcomer Rick.le Lee Jones topped a
varied list of recording industry nominees an· .
nounced Tuesday for the 22nd annual Grammy
Awards.
The Doobie Brothers' soft-rocking "Minute by
Minute" album yielded alx nominations including
record ol the year, album or the year, best pop
Sets and Costllllles
late; Play Tabled
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The show must lO
oo -but no without the sets and costumes.
So a1tbougb the touring cut or "Da," includ·
ing star Barnard Huehes. was here in time for
Tuesday night's openlne at the Curran Theater,
the performance was called off because the
scenery. costumes and props were stuck in a
Rocky Mountain snowstorm.
Instead of puttin9 oo the play. Hughes and the
other act.ors greeted flrat-nigbt ticket holders with
a cbampq:oe party in t.be theater lobby.
Theater offtciala aaid the tardy sets were to ar·
rive in time for today's scheduled matinee and
evenin& performances. TboM wbo held tickets for
Tuesday'• abow will be given seats at ot.ber
perf~.
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AMERICA LOVES
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performance by a croup, best TOCaJ a.rranaement
and two aoap of t.be year nomlnatiom.
Kenny Rogers' euy country sound on his
album "The Gambler" earned record of t.be year.
album ol the year, best male country vocallat and
best male vocal performance oom.lnatiooa.
The Grammys, praented by the National
Academy al Reconling Arts and Sciences. are con-
siderded the music industry's top aceolades.
The awards are voted on by secret baJJot or t.be
4.500 members of the National Academy of
Reconliaa Arts and Sciences
Nominations we re made an a record S8
categories, lndudmg four new categon es an rock.
one in disco and one lD J8ZZ·fua100 -a cross
between jazz and rock
Nominations lD maJor categones
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"BLACK HOLE" (PG>
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Hosp/ta/ food service directors are dis-
covering that the way to a patient's heart
is through the stomach.
8£IOELC. DON lower food eoaa became people wW bej
TonlPt'• r::ao::'Sb:r:P cocktail, writlD• in lea," aaid Uncla Koeer.! Caeaar talad. veal CordoD Bleu, ebJef dletttlan at Hu.ntlnttoo Beaell . •
Ilea.med fNlb uUeboka, baked potato, lntercom.munfty Holpltal.
cbocolatemomMandeboiceolred.wblte "IT &EALLY •AKES meal time
orl'OlewiDewtdldtnner. much more conductive to wanttnc to Tb.la lel'Ulllpdcu dinner fare m1Cht eat,'• abe added.
be tbe NpHOt ol an nmlna at a Ms. lloaer ia revampin1 the
fuhlmable COMtal restaurant. hospital 'a food offerin& with a
But ll'a also a amall 1am~ ol restaurant-like menu of more than IO eourm« deH&MI prepand for petimU different items. Dinner meall will
Mmiu.cko Onmae Coat bolpltala. feature a choice of ab: different entftea
and meala will start with an exotic
llOSPrrAL POOD let'Viee dlredon appetlr.er, abe said.
ar• dlseovertn• that the way to a "I thJnk it's going to be more
patient'• heart -and the rest of tbe waate~ffective. With this selection,
body-b tbrou&b t.be aomach. t.bq'll be able to chose aomethlng they
.. PatJenta in a hospital are in a like, rather than sometJung they have to
altuation where, lf they bad a cbotce, eat.••
they'd probably rather be aomewbere "Food is very important because you
else," said Geor1e Wire, uai.atant eat with your eyes and your recovery ls
director of food aervicea at Hoa1 dependent on your nourishmeatr" said
Memorial Hospital. "Meals may be the Dentae lliller, chief dietitian at South
• bigb.lipt of their day. Cout MedicaJ Cent.er in South Laeuna.
"Food is part of a penoo'a everyday A hospital can be unfamiliar territory
Uvtn1 and ccmlributa to b1a ovenll to penoos admitted for their first
health. We'd like to think that our food surcery or other illnesses, she said.
service la belpinc in bis recovery." Consequently. rood becomes an
At Hoac Hoapltal, patients are important tool in an adjustment to drug
offered regular and gourmet meal therapy, examinations and the maze or
services. For an extra charte. patient.a medical machinery.
c_an select from a numberofa~aelec-; .. EVDYONE JS AN expert on food so
boos including broiled lobster tail, Beef you have to deal wtth special tastes and
Wellingt.oo, tenderloin steak, qwcbe Lor-apedal tolerances, .. Mrs. Miller saad. raineorseaf~pla~ter. , , The medical center offers three Palle,nts dintn1 in on Hoae mainentreesatdinnerrotatedona14-day
Hospital 1 regular menu plan can select buas. "Theoretically, you coWd be in
from a number of savory aeled.iooa here six weeks and never eat the same including veal goulash, deep fried maincourse "sbes&Jd
scallops and manicotti wath tomato S l 1 ' · ll d M t sauce. pee a menus,. ca e ono o~y
"We do try to provide a number of Breakers, add vanety to mea~ with
meatless it.ems for those who want it," theme days featura~g Greek.
Wire s&Jd. Pol)'.Desian and other foreign gourmet cuil10e.
HOSPITALS TRADITIONALLY Hospitals generally stock up on
have offered meal option a and specialty foods to better serve palleots
prepared special diets for diabetic of different ethnic backgrounds
patients or persons restricted to low-fat, "Every oow and then we get a patJeot
low sodium or low cholesterol diets. with a Spa.rush or Mexican or Onental
And hospital food service workers can background," said Peg Rinehart. acting
wna,,ally accommodate special requests food services direc:tor at Costa Mesa
I or write-in menu aelectioc.s. Memorial Hospital.
Food wortten find tbey can cut risinc
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Geape Wire, assistant dl'flCtCX of food tU1f'Vicea at-Hoeg Hospital, reviews some of thti days selecnons
Wth Sue Matte.
food costs wit.bout sacrificinc aourmet SHE NOTED THAT the r~t mflux
services by spictq up menu lldlnca of lndoch•new refugees bas ~mutated
wlt.b moutb-waterinl ad.jeetifte and a 1reater demand for special food
offeri.nc a ..nety ol culinu7 del'f:•· menm. •"Ibey like rice. Everythl.ng has
"It wW be a bit more won or tbe to 1;tawe a~ of nee before they eat
cook. but what. lt'a lolD.I to do la t.beir Cooda.
decrease the number of wrtte-tns md (8ee GOUa•ET, Page Cl>
Supermarket Price Surge
Bf LOUISE COO& ............
1979 ended with a aurce in supennartret
prices that boosted f~y grocery bills to a
level almost 10 percent higher than at the start
of the year, an Associated Presa marketbaatet
aurvey sbowa. The December increase was the
aec:ond largest ol the year, topped only by the
January rise.
The AP drew up a random list ol commdllly
purchased food and oon·food items early in urn
and checked the price at one supermarket In
each of 13 cities on March L Tbe prices bave
been rechecked cm or about tbe It.art ol each
aucceedlng montb.
The latelt surv'y showed that the martet-
buket bill inc:reaed during December at the
checklist store in ll cities, rising an averap of
3.2 perceat. The bill declined in only two cities
-· Dallu and Philadelphia -dropping an
average ol 1 percent.
A 1ook at t.be ovenll number of Items in the
AP survey showed more increases and fewer
decreases durt.n& December than durtn& No-
vember.
The AP survey Uat orilinallY included 1S items. One it.em, chocolate chip cookies, -was
dropped from the list at the end ol November
tm. however, because the manufact.urw discon-
tinued the package size used in tbe survey.
No attempt wu made to weight the AP sur-
vey reauha according to populatioo density or in
terms ol what percent or a family's actual
irocery outlay each item represents.
THE DAY OF the week on which the check
was made varied depending on the mooth.
Standard bl'ands and sizes were \Md when
available Uthe requested size and br'and wu
not available on March 1, 1.973, a comparable
aubetitute was seleeled. Items temporarily out of
stock on ooe of the survey dates beinl compared
were not included in the over-all total.
The AP did not try to compare actual prleea
from city to city -to say. for example, tbat
egp cost more in one area than another. Tbe
only comparisons were made in terms of
percent.ages ol increase or decrease -aaylna a
particular it.em went up 10 percent. in one dty
and S percent ID another.
The USDA marbtbuket issued each moatb
la bated on a co':l!:Xy;set of statistics. It la Uled to keep tract ol es in the~
food dollar-received the farmer, wbolelalef
and retailer and does not. correspond to actual
famllY speadlq.
'l'be ltema on the AP eheckllat wel'9: chopped cbuek, center cut. pon cbopl, t.....
orance julc:e cooceatrate, ca«ee, paper towela,
batter, Qnde.A medlam white efll, Cl'UJD1
peanut bUttm', laundrJ ~ ·fabric eof. tener, tomMo sauce, mllk, ti1mkturten and
eranulated 1usar.
Ce-op Food Buying Clubs
Can Cut Consu111er CAlsts
(AP>-A growing number ol Americans
are getting together to save money oo food bills
in co-operative buY'inl cluba wbo8e members
tradet.beirownUmeandlaborforlowerpricea.
The co-ops vary in s1se and structure, but
the principle i.s the same: Meat, produce and
other items are purcbaaed directly from the
farmer or wboleu.ler and are distributed to
members. 1bere is no mark-up for prof"rt..
.' 'Co-operaU ves lan1u..Lsbed throu&hout
the 1950s and '605 because of the supermarket
revolution. where food retailing went from
small, labor-intensive atores to larger
supermarkets with aelf-Mrvice," said Roo Cot·
term, a marketing expert at Michl1an State
University.
THE CO.OPS WUE revived, Cotterill
said. by ••youns people in the late ·eoa and early
'70s" who wanted "local control of their
lives. These people were quite alienated
against the government and qainat . . .
business. They aort of fell ~ in the aeme that food price really
f oc:uaed attention on food prices and on
altemaUvea to eotn& to a aupennartet.."
Today, aalcf Cotiertll, there are tboulanda
of CO-OJJ9 and "they're ll'Owine daily,"
altbouih they account for less than 1 or 2 per-
cent of total crocerY aales.
"1bere'a a co-op for ~ lute," Cot·
terlll aald. Some an 1mall. nellhbolbood
lf'OUPI wtMn eadl member tu. his or ber tarn at enry job. Othen are lar1e.
supermarket·•t.Yll operatlooa wttb pro·
fea&loaaJ statfa. Comumera ~ aman. one-
time membenblp fee ln ~ for tbe
right to abop at the co-op store; the fee
sometimes is waived for shoppers willing to
work part-time.
IN ADDITION to lower prices, C(H)J>S
orteo can offer fresher food, particularly
when it comes to t.hiogs like produce and
e11s. Co-op shopping -partacuJarly 1n
smaller buying clubs -a1ao bas tts chsadvan-
t.qea, boftver.
You must spend several hours a week
sboppine co a recuJar basis. You can't skip a
week just because you're busy. You may
have to 1« up very early and travel to run-
down nel&hborboods. wholesale markets
often att IOcated in older parts of the c1tJes
and the best metthand.ise ~ usually g"Oe by
7 a .m . And you will have to tailor your shop·
pine list to the tastes of other members. It is
not practiw to buy an it.em ju.n because one
person wata iL
To find out more about co-ops, contact
your atate w county extensic:m office or the
local consumer agency. Check the
local library for books about co-op buying. The
simplest co-op, requiring the least organiza-
tion, ii the amall buying club.
SINCE JUNY produce items are sold by
tbe dMen, lt is often a good idea to start with
six or 12 families to mate divi.sic:m easier.
Contact local wholesalers to see which
ooe1 are wllliDc to deal with yau. ArTance to
bave tbem prcmde weekly invoices sbowin&
wbat'a anllable and bow much it costs. nnc1
out iD lldnnce whether there are minimum
purcbu. requirements.
Set a basic membenhip charee and col·
led It 4lDI week ID advance 10 you have cub
to won wtth. Tbe fee abould cover the
llltimated COit of the food, plus 1uoline and
any otbs supplies you will need.
NOW DIVIDS TBE wort. Amoq tbe Jobi JOG baft to ft11:
• CoardlDatcl': Ttda .. the perlCIG who
manaa-tM et>op. He or lbe wUl bne to
make up or'4er for~'-· bated on tbe
wbolesalen' lnftAcea, U4 wU1 bave to dii· tltlMM thlm to . medl'-n. Tbl. COCl'dlnatol'
allo Will haft to coUeC:t tM ~ forml
-Wbldl lbould lndude ettmatatt lirteet and ,..,.ce IGr Mtu1 prtee. -and the 'IDOIMJ.
Re or • tatm up mern-.· Ordlen and ~ oat llow IDaQ1 e ... OI" Cid.er bWt ...... ....., . --= ,,.. ~ .,.. tM ~Ul
iDd .. Niii • "* fw thite'1n1 ...... DltriiL Jt. ~
dlr., rr tt..•&M 9llr1lll Jrtee,
... ca •mtaeta .... -fda OI" .....
•C.....: n1a..-............ . . .... . .. = ........ ....... •Nia.it_., W '~.Jfeor .... ..,.... .. , ... ....._ .....
..... llLETJ.
• -~ ....... tlrllk .......... ... , ... ~ ..... -····· ....... ....,. ... ..., ........... ....
t ft'I NOT MC:llHfJ.
fact. lt'• net 9Y9 ad-
laa bl•. to eat meat ,., dQ. n.. protela
•d 8 vltaatlo• tbat peat provldH are
llvaUabM lD otMr a.a fattmJ.na. 1-apeulve
f~ need ONLY 50 or ~ arama ol proUiln •
. • • DJOet Amari·
•are eaUq more
double Uuit becauae
~ •mount ol mMt ~)'Ht. · Tbe pro&eln you 1et trom meat baa a
•'beavy" prlc:. In terms
L One pound ol beef
I 30 perC«lftt fat COD· on1Y 21115 calories·
•ortb ol protein, but
l.27S calories' worth of
fat.
FAT ronslltutes cl06e
to 4S percent or the
typical American 'a daily
t•lorif' intake. com· ~ wtth only 10 or 15
perttnt ia 1DanJ Orien-
aaJ cultu:rea Americana
~ DOW beinl Uf1ed to
fut back on their fat ln·
~~· to 35 percent or
Hi1b-quality animal
'rotein, wttb rar leas rat
and fewer calories, is
~vailable in poultry, fi.ab
"Mother's
Kitchen'
Recipes
Spicy
Mimi Sheraton, food
and restaurant critic of
<the New York Times, ts
the author or a new
.book ... From My
'Mother's KJtchen," full
nf love and the
'Tlostalglcally s picy
•scents of good cooking
Her Brooklyn
childhood reminiscences
are fondly told and the
"recipes. essentially
:Jewish mid-European in
.origin with American
.touc~es , deliciously
-descr1bed. Throughout, ~it gives testimony to a
ttruly dedicated cook
1whose traditional com· ~blnations or fiavon can
!be an inspiration to
• anyone today who i.s look·
:ing for superlative
: homestyle cooklna .
: RECIPES include bot
:beef and cabba1e
borscht wtlb caraway,
:clam chowder aeuoned
:with thyme, fried flab
;fl lleta dusted with
•paprlka-and-cinnamon·
:scented bread crumbs,
: and peppery poppy seed
: and onion bUcu.ita.
There are many fruit
~deuert• and cakes
:perfutned with cin·
: namon, u well u poppy
.seed cakes, Cinaer·and-
: cinnamon orance walnut
~cookies, 1in1ered
Teiglach (honey nuts)
l and nutmea-scented
:cuatarda.
; The book ia published
·by Harper and Row and
\la sold for $12.95 a copy . .
I
' \Egg
Ideas
YEii LOii
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DUBiii
OUR •••
SAYE WITH
Oii
A NJ OU
PEARS FRESH llOCCOU •••. ll. 39•
.. ol ... food budjet u ..... .. .... ..... bt. Spa~ wttb mtat
NaN]• ... , ...... Uta ..-· :-. . .. ,.
claUy U roa mate it
wtUi ... meat Md add
DOfat. .
HUHSe are &DOtber • Poor buy tor '9dpt
WA\eMnj lDd WmeJttRJIM-
watcbel'9 beeataH of u..tr.....,,. .....
Pot1/&D tlla•trat.d
aalde/to bNf eat. -ca~1 ~8ndfa eon.._. plul ~ u,. aD4 11imm•aa · ...a.,., ...,, ,a Reag,ed, Nit•
~ ........ is centl to 8Llll
GOUBll8T B&Er GUIDE, in caN ol t.be
Daily 'PUot. P.O. Bos
IMO, CoU ..... C&UI. -·
DISCOUNT LIQUOR PRICES!·
'
S.ne at oDe• wlth dtCrw I'. Oil brad ln· of water. Bak• 40 ~J•t•rett• oraeteu. to ~-taeb tUbli; ~ ml.Dut.. • ailW ~ •at.•.....,.~ ID • J~ bQttered 11 firm to t.M &Oueh. --~ l"'·quan tiiklni cl.lab. Remon cU•b troia 1 ~ ...,. .. rtce a.at ea rollll wtt1a ~ w 1 t • r and coo I .
2 "411 ..._ cup sacar, milk and lleauwblle, t;f at ••• ~ t•sooa aaJt • aatlla; pour o•u wblt.. UDlil toemy: beet ~ ~upooo rot•· blU4. W bMlaa dlab ln lD remalabla qar, om
t
IDaf1 a pan .....,mq l·iDcb tablapom at a Ume UD-. ·a· tabl1•Po1• bult.ft _ _..; __ ..;....:_.:__ ___ _;_....;. _______ ..;.._ ______ ~~
ormaruitoe
IT II thoU&Dt _.at llreu llld ._.. Dlu •
• .,.. roh ln th cl•·
••lop •l of alffl'I, trlaaenq Ute ••au• oen• wtlla coaneew
tM braJD ... ltGmada
to e•me a aeendoD ol esceu add md pilpGn. no. .... m.IQ1 ~
who .... -UDdlr.,.. HD develop ukwi, ud
man1 wbo an wider
eonataal atnu do not
baveUda~
Tbe ueess 1tomaeb
add coadltkm caa anal· b be ecdrolled .,, tak-
iDI an antacid tal>Mt.
which neutrallaea the
acid and reduces tbe
chance ol pain. Ulcer
patienta usually feel bet·
ter if they eat five or six
Creole
Cuisine
Is Blend
••
Oili&alftlW
t -fNb abeu.d optln
~npeoldwac.r J: wAldld milk I ~ D Diii butter
\4 '' llllOOO M1t . Zmpt1 oystaw lllto 1 strainer over a larce
aaucepu: pour cold
watel' over oysten. al-
1ow1D1 liquid to remain
ln saucepan. Remove
any c1.inllq tita of shell
and add -oyaten to
saucepan. Add SCJ11ded
mJllr. butter and salt.
Slmmer for 3 to ~
minutes, or until edeea
ol oysten beain to curl
.Streteh D ollars
COmfUa ''.rlct, wat.tr,
Nlt. ~-but
ter. Rec to bol1blc ud sur. ecmr a llmllMI'
for U U'hd•. or until tender. ,,. wtlb a ran
one• ~ eooktn1. lliket e .eap Mn'·
~SAD PUDDING
•aa&W I 1Uee1 da1·old teedl-~ bned
4 ega, aepanted
'4~qar
3 C\IPI ailJk
1 teaapooo vaa.llla
extract
3tabk~.-sqar
Prebeat Oval to 350-
<From Pa1e CO
scratch, you can even detennl.ne what 11oes in
and, even more importantly, what stays out.
chicken from bones, dilcardiq bones and akin;
cut meat into small pieces. Return chicken to
broth aod beat. Makes about 2 quarta.
ll.INI aaBADS
'4 eup ( Y. ltick > butter or ma.raarine THESE INDIVIDUAL loaves are perfect. 1 cup whole bran cereal
for two people. They can be frozen in aealable 1 cup milk •
plutic containers and defrosted one at a time, 1 cup flour
each t.ast1ng as fresh as the day It came out of 1 ~ tablespooo.s sugar
the oven~ 2.,.._ teaspoons baking powder
A fruit and cottage cheese salad rounds out ~teaspoon salt
this tasty eveaing meal. ~ cup raisins
CJDCl[EN BARLEY SOUP 1 eag
1 small (2 to 2i,.; lbs.) broiler-fryer Heat oven to 4Z5 degrees. Greaae and flour The root.a of Creole chicken, quartered OR four mini bread pans (about • ...._ x 2.,.._ x 1~
cookery draw 00 many 2 to 2'h lbs. backs and oeck.s inch. Jdett butter or margarine: cool and re-so~~~ards in the New 5 cups water serve Soften 6ran cereal in milk about 5
World cootributed their 'h cup barley minutes. Combine flour, sugar, bakinl powder,
Jove ol high flavor and '4 cup chopped ooioo salt and raisins; blend Hgbtly. Mix butter and
t be Fr enc b 1e 0 t 1'4 teaspoons salt egga with milk mixture; add all at once to flour.
delicacy. ~ teaspooo pepper Stir 10 to 12 turns with wooden apooo. Divide
Blacks and Cboct.aws !fl cup each sliced carrot, cdery. cooked amoog prepared pans. Bate 25 to 30 minute&
i n t r 0 d u c e d n e w or frozen lima beans. and canned tomatoes. OR Faurr AND CO'ITAGE CREESE SAIAD 2 cups leftover vegetables 1 orange, sectioned v e g e t a b 1 e • a n d 1,4 teaspoon poultry seasoning 'h apple, thinly sliced
flavorings wblcb rapidly Wash chicken; combine ctucken, waler. 'h cup seedless grapes
became i.Ddbpenaible to barley, onion. salt and pepper in large ~cup cottage cheese
Creolecu!slne. saucepan. Heat to boiling; simmer, covered, salad greens
AS A RESULT, the one hour oc: until chicken and barley are tender; 3 tablespoons salad oil
creole style of cooking remove chicken from broth. Add remai.nin& in-2 tablespoons hooey
b o a s t s a t r u I y gredients to broth and simmer, covered, 15 to 20 1 ~tablespoon lemon juice
c o s m o p o I i t a n minutes or until vegetables are lender. U using ~teaspoon salt
background, blending Jeftover vegetables, simmer until vegetables Arrange fnaita and couaae cheese on bed of
lbe Old World and the are well bea1ed. <Add an additional cup ol rreens. Combine remainint inpedieot.a and
New in a creative water. or vegetable stock, if needed) Remove serve with salad. Makes two aervtnca-
medley ol llal'OI'. b lt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ any wonder tbat the
restaurants of New
Orleans , Creole
cookery's home town,
are famous all over
America!
No IIUltter what your
own berltace is, YoU're
sure to eQjoy a meal in
the Creole manner.
Flank Steak Creole
sets the theme for a
lively, lntereslina menu.
The typical Creole
touches are all there -
tomato. green pepper
and onlon, and the
typical Creole way of
adapting new
ingr edients is in
evidence too with the
fre sh chopped
mushrooms and
zucchini squash.
For irresistible lute
and aroma the at.eat is
stuffed wttb prepared
berb seasoned stuffinl.
Moreover, the
appearance of meal and
stuffuig in one alice has
great eye appeal and
makes Stuffed Flank
Steak Creole pretty
enough for special
occasions as well as
family meals.
STUFFED ftANK
STIEAKCSEOLE
1 flank steak (about
1 ..... pounda)
\A, cup chopped
mushrooma
Y• cup butter or
margarine
\A, cup chopped
onion
1 \A, CUJl9 water
1 packaae seasoned
1tuffin1W.
2 tablespoons oil
l can (l pound>
tomatom, cbopped
2 table1pooos
tomato pate
1 medlum clove carUc,mlDC9d
14 teaP,OQD basU
2 medlam fUCchlni,
lllced
1 cup •lic:ed l.reeD
~. butcber cut
pocket tn lkSe ~ flank
steak . Brown
mHbroom.t la ~i
e4d --ucl cook 1-der. Add water, biial to • bGlt 1111 lild...,,,.. :!:/, ~-,.:k ~
aad ••c•'f• wltll
tootbjkb. 8ro'ri -..It
l• tkUlet I• oJJ. Add
tMB•toll.. lamato paw. prtic iM 1-il. Co..-_...,,, -·~· W_M ......... ,.,, •. eo..--eoc* U•' 11111 ar..0...-t
••• ""'••••• are te • r. ••••• 4 ......
Here's 50t
for Y.9114-lb.
dry cat food lovers!
9-L1ves' Dry Cat Food's 4-lb. box gives you two vanehes to choose from
-each has two 100% natural flavors Your cat can get all the
~mm111111m ••• so much
more to love!"
dehc1ous flavor he wants. with all the protein.
vitamins. and minerals you know he
needs. Your cat will love 9-LNes
Ory Cat Food s 4-lb
box-and you'll
love the savings'
• 1'
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Segd.
Mow that .
is behind
you.
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Now you con lose those extra "f\olldoy'" pot.Wlds In Just 5 to 10
days. ¥ou con shape up tnose Thonklgtvtng thighs. Trtm down
ttK>M holldoy hips. Ellmtnme that Ctlrtstmos spreo<1. And start the
new year wtth o happy new you. Af'tef you've lost those extra
pounds. stay wtth Sego k>f lunch every day. And you'll stay In
contro4 of your weight all year. Ready to lose? Then here's the
diet that does tt:
one tO-oz con ol Seo<> l.IQuld 9QUOI• one 6-<>z MNtnQ ot S.00 PowOec. ..,..,
lllAOASl (2.S COIOOM)
.... gRJpefNll
'boilea-OO , Slloe '°°" wtltl ..... tbllp~
blocAt OOll9e.119a Of watef
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lllAOAIT (t06 ~I
\4 medium oartloloUpe
1 OL raUln bton oeMQI wltt\ ~ cup flllm mlllt
04oelt ootlM, tea "'wotef
lUNCM (2:S.. oo~I ~-==o blOClt ool9M. *> "' wcRf
INAOr (226 ook>r*J
A QtOm Of SegO
OIMM8 (279 co!OftM)
~eo::c-·
1 med. potalo. ~
t Q4» ~ b9ar'9 wit\ ~~'°"' ...... wlfl 1tilp~---'*~ '90ot111G19f
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lUNCM (229 COloMll ,~otS.OO
5!0dlln9a bloc& 009". *>Of~
SHAa (225 eololtes)
ha! yourtelf to S.00
DeNMl9(3~~ l OL Ulc.cS ham. t~bfoocoll MOtOned wifr\
1tlp bUhf ' '"'°" '°"'°'°· doed , cup akJm mlllt
lotol COIC>ftel l020
fOf .,..._ ...._ llMI. begll\
wtlllWOO'll ond ~~
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betofe Qotr'G Oft·--~ ptogtOm ,
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Food and
Nutrition
Classes Set
Coastline Community
CoUege will offer more
than 30 classes in roods
and nutrition beginning
tb&,,week of Feb. 4.
Courses ln healthful
eadng and nutrition will
emphasize meal plan-
ning for optimum health
and Vitality.
Cooking classes in-
clude international
foods, gourmet coold.ng,
uae of a microwave, and
separate looks at
Chinese, Mexican,
Itahan, and Scaodlna-
vian foods.
The collece'a •Print
curriculum will include
~ore than 1~ cluMa
aught at 130
l1bborbood locaUona rouebout tbe com·
•unlliea of Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa,
Powttaio Valley, Hwat·
ln1toa Beach, Seal
Beach, Huntln1to1r
Harbour, Westminlter,
Garden Grove and
Midway Clty.
For additional ln -
form atlon, contact
Coastline Community
Collece at 9S3--0824.
College
Offers
Microwave
Series
C•Uilirt.Dt P. o ... a. mlerowa" eoa1altut f~ a .... Yoa•• aad a•• will Jectve ta ~.i.tna1t0tp.m.
QIN .............
::•lll••I pro1ra1n ..... ~ ... Com·
l .. ,.amee.
• 111'1& leetue,
a.a wUl ··-• ale~ aacl •••t
.r*n1a11~•· ---~-1 .... ., ........ --. ,.._ 11. aa4 . ... ....... -·· ·-··-
..
Low prices plus top qualltv
add up to great value.
Maybe that's why, down certain
aisles of our stores, we sell more
Lady Lee and Harvest Day
products than national brand
names. Some say the low prices
first attracted them to our store
brands. Once they tried them , they
found that our private label
products are made with just as
much care and quality control as
Fresh Meat Fresh Meat canned & Packaged
CROSS RIB 198 ROAST
BONELESS BONOEO BEEF CH\JCK lB
BLADE CUT
CHUCK ROAST
B()M)ED BEEF
WHOLE TOP SIRLOIN
~I.I~ IOHOIOIW U)IN Hlllll<l
ROUND STEAK
IOOllU9 tolaO lfff
FILET MIGNON
•'1-~-· '°"
HIONESTEAK
IOOCltOlllUL01fl
TOP 5mlOIN STEM
IOOlll.l9 IOIClfO tlElF WON
LARCE END RIB STEM
IOOCJtOlfff
7-BONE CHUOC STEAJC --······ E-Z CUT OJ8E STEAJC '°"'°'° ., . .
FRESH
CRAB OOHCIN8S~ CCUAHID. L8 1 J91
.98 -tB
11 2.49
.. 1.98
.. 3.98
.. 2.58
.. 2.69
.. 2.19
.. 1.48
... 2.68
.98 LB.
-~~.~~~ .. 1.98
f~~.~~.~PPER . ia .98
canned & Paekaged ---l HARVEST DAY CORN 31 ~srvu ••oz c.aH.
A ~~~-~~~.~AS11oz CAH.33
L ~~.~~~oi w..75
l ~i!~.~~ ...... UOLCA#o39
l ~.~.~ 1SOZCM •33
P HMVEST DAY BREAD 49
• ---ot ...,.,, •.• ,. oz "°"' •
1~~ .. ,MOUCll.59
l ~·-~-~~~~-.99
l GRAHAM CRACICERS 69 ~ ........... MOZIOW.
LAROE END
RIB ROAST
BOHOEO BEEF 198 !STEWED TOMATOES LB lAOY LEE
BONELESS
TIP ROAST BONOEO BEEF l!OUNO 219 !HARVEST DAY 4~ CATSUP • lB 15 OZ T\.
RIB EYE FILET
•\l'\""1 .. llO"ICllO llU•
STEWING BEEF
IOOolLla IOHDfOeH•
lft 3.88 LHARVESTDAY ~7
2 9 TOMA TOES • 11 .1 mcM
BONELESS WHOlE HAM ~~~•,iuw•'I• .. 1.78 LHAR'JESTDAY ~~
PORK LOIN ROAST 1 38 PEACHES •
Sl9\.()lfl CUT '""'"AGf Wf'(;HT , .. ~ ll • CUNG HAL \/ts 01! SLICES OZ
FRESH SPARER\BS .. 1.29
PQRI( SHOULDER ROAST 88 ;; GREEN "°"'~~ ... BEANS
HMVESTOAV suao BEEF LIVER 1 29 CUT OR SLICED
.29 1601 c~ \<(..... .. .
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OSCAR MAVER BACON 1 58 r PREM LUNCHEON LOAF 1 15 14ACIO t "" ,., • 6 u 01 (Alf •
canned & Packaged
l LAOY LEE LASAGNA ,.01 "'°•73
A STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 99 IAD'I W 1IOI JU•
A~ CID_E·R·· <;ALA 2. 77
l ~~~ . . JOOl IT\ 1.39
I ::1.-.. ~sm. 1.26
l ~llJCMa •• IOOI JM 1.63
1=~.~~~1~c.u.1.13
l ~~~ .. ··-IOO&CM.49
r VIENNA SAUSACE 45 h-~ tOICM,
b CORN MUFFIN MIX 22 ("'°' "' 01 .,. •
r SWISS MISS COCOA MDC 1 79 h _,,, lOOl.. •
r KRAFT DRESSINC 59 ~l.D~CllMN(~ IOI IJll,
r DENNISON'S CHIU 67
h wnw MAH!o. ~ Oii "°' '' OI. CM! •
.t~~ ttOIC.-11 ,33
.t DEL MONTE JUICf 67 ~'9-•Olr.Mo
Dairy & FrOZen
l ~=!E ...... t10l Clll .61
l ~~~ IOOI ..,c; .27
A~ 9~1t0oz ~ .35
r mRD'S EYE RU
6 --1-ITVU 69 "......,,.. • • • • . • " Ol NG. •
l ~~ .. ~~~.~NOl 'WG 3.29
l~~r ... uoz~.83
l~-~~.~3.10
t Oft.fM POTATOES 95 6~an•...ot .... UO&.'lilll o
P TRffSWEET JUG 89
6 llMIPlllll' ~" ••• tt Ol °".
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the nationally advertised brands.
The truth is, many Lady Lee and
Harvest Day items are packaged by
the same big-name manufacturers!
They cost us less . so they
cost you less!
Addtttona1 Key euv savings
This week, check out Lucky's Key
Buys for additional savings on
Lady Lee and Harvest Day items.
At Lucky, Lady Lee and Harvest
Day mean real shopping value at
lower prices overall.
canned & Pack.aged oeucatessen Items
p HARVEST DAY l:Q 6 FRUrT MIX ·~~
!:TOMATO
SAUCE ~lEE
bTOMATO
JUICE
lADYLH
LAPPlE
JUICE
LADY lfE
.24 \SOZ CAN
139
64 OZ BTL
HOusehOld & Pet
b !°'~ ~OIL:E1 TIS~ m" "'CO • 79
A ~~~ T.OWELS "11 llClU •59
.t~BAGS •ioo-.c .59
L ~ !!o,.TBKiENT .. Ol A 2. 69
L~FON~ 1000-.65
A ~NAPKINS MOO "-' 1.42
l~.~~ C>OUOr1.74
A~~!~~-UOll'\. 1.45
A UOUIO DE t ERaHT 59
---••••• • 1101 IT\.
Uquor
l ~~~~,,~~.n.6.49
l I.ORO CALVERT CANAOWi... ~_.. • 17\lft In\. ~.49
, tCESSlER WH$CEY 8 99 • ...,.. • ,_,, . ,, lrt ft. •
!~ .. ~~IHrtlft.11.19
1 ~~.~91\.10.39
Dellcatm1 en ttams
l~~.~1.19
l !2'J..~ ....... 1.29
l~~~~(Nt.43
!LADY LEE
BOLOGNA
SOC!OMfAf
T..il(lt ()!! BEH
129
16 OZ Pl<G
b AMERICAN 169 OfEESE FOOD l.AOT LEE WCEO 16 OZ ~
L lADY LEE FRANKS 1 19
.. "'"",..."' "'Ol l'lllt. •
! TONrS PIZZA CRUST 79 .. ~-.
r MOZZARELLA CHEES( 2 17 6~ •oi.-..i •
b BUDOtG S SUCEO MEATS 75 JV,..~ •Ol lfll:C. •
b ~SWISS CH~01 ~ • 99
Healtn & Beauty Aids
l~~~~ .... oi~.99
r RtGHT CUARO 1 29 0 STO_. . JSOll.. •
l 0-TIPS COTTON SWABS 1 Q7 ..COftaO •
A Oil Of OLAY 4 29 ID-tOZ 11\. ,
l CONCESPmtN TABLETS 7J """'°',.·
Produce
NAVEl
ORANGES
f lCTltA 'ANCY .1Q
~ES 10~.69 All PUfnlOSl
ROME BEAUTY
APPLES
IMWGTIME
,
.3Q
-~
.1Q
aUT TBD• IVPUUwsr "a· Del'U''cldD'tcm@derCIOI~ :A
lot of WJ-eamd-...... lllld 'DO
Mila'' produda l*'fedb .,...,. ...
tUtuteatormon::!"._..· Sure, tM .. ,.~. pea .,..•t -..
lform in color ad a.be. ADd the·-~·· tetdl\rj> .... tb1d. But • ,..._ • .,.,..
cat to JO s-cmt lea than n1ttoo1• .....
tbe1 aren't .n ttlll ._.either.
Some ~ell bave tried .. dil-
coura1e •li!P~!'S from buytn1 these
baqalm by~ them lD out-d-U..way
cornen. ''No frWI productl often aetm to
be lD abort supply or are thrown toe~ in
dlaarray.
But despite these tactics, they an still
Selling well.
A8 A aESULT, the cbaina that bad
planned to di8cootinue their "no frilb" pro-
ducta are afraid they will be customen if
they do.
Should "no frills" products have a
future? Can there be permanent place for
them on supermarket shelves?
1 believe the answer ls YES!
In tbele intlatiOGary times, supemiartet
shoppers need to have acce:M to the simplest
and cheapest varieties of the most commooly
used foods and household products.
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ti tWI' ~ tbe pemdw Awd u..,.,.
~
Some ol U.. ltonl bave moved Ulel.r
fl'Wa'' producta .t ol tbl CCJrDel' and put
• 0. lbll"9 _.. llladlar aatloa•I
.......... 'hr ... ~---1::..c• ~ eomf&N tM ,ncea ot all
Smlth'a Food lllDI ~ta Salt Lat• Qt:J ba•• • ._ C(lldUc:ted tUftiica ·ti
''DO frilll'' ~ to bel(> their C:UStomers beeOm• man fa mill.Ar wtlh them.
.. NO ftlLUI'' PSODUCl'S aren't for
everyone. Fal' one t.bJD8, they -.·t offer
euh«f eoupana a.od refuocb.
But if YoU haven't~ witb these pniduieb, you abould .,., • .._.. doiDI to.
You may ftDd some that ple111an*l1 aurprtae
rou.
Ttpe From The Supermarket Shopper:
-Start out with "QO frllla" pn>duct:I that
do not involve your taate buds: paper towels,
napkins, bath tiaaue, bleach or deterlent.
Tbeite are the best "DO frilla" barlains.
-U more than one 1upennartet in your
area offen "no frills" produdl, try an item
or two from each. You will ftnd tbeJ llN not
aU alike. Here, too, it paya to abop .round.
-Next time you invite .ome Mends over
to swap coupons, have a compari8cm taatinl
of a few "no frills" products and the cor-
responding nation.al brands. Be sure your
friends don't know which are the bargains
and which are the bliber·priced products.
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Supermarket Shopper Is published twice weekly in the Daily
Pilot -on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Egg Pizza Breakfast Dish
•
Ega Piua -cooked over medium best, cook 350-degree oven to toast.
euatOPPedwithcbeese, baconuntllcriap;liftout. Beat eggs lightly, then
bacon bits and chopped drain and crumble. Dis· beat in water and aeaaoo
green oniom-ls a taaty card all but 2 ta· with salt and pepper.
breakfast dlab that's bleapoons of the drip· When bacoo la cooked,
ideal for cold winter pings. pour eggs into the drlp-
morninp. Meanwhile, b\tter the ping• and coot, lifting
"The recipe looks bread and arrange, cooked portion to allow
cheerful, ia fairly quick butter aide up, oa a ba.k· uncooked portion to flow
and easy, and yoU can tng sheet. Pla(e in a underneath, just until
aoltly set. Evenly spoon
cooked egc over toast
slices, top with bacon,
sprinkle lightly with
green onion, and top
each with a cheese slice.
Broll, S inches below
beat, just until cheese
melts. Serve immediate·
ly. Servei 4.
vary the toppings to •
cure the aame-old·tblng
syndrome," says Sunset
Maauioe in its January
"Chefs of the West"
Recipe to Liven Liver
UVESAND coriander
PBANVI' butter dllpe are ao euy to work
with. You will ftDd they
blend readily when
melted with other ID&re-
dlenu GUic*lY fonnlnc a
smooth, thick con-
•iltencJ. Melted chips and
shortening are the baais
of the Eleaant Peanut Butter Cups. They're IO
aimple to make, but look aa lf you've alaved for
boun. Tbe robust, but
entirely natural peanut
navor ol the chlpe •• com-
blnea well with many
other Davon. A choice of lemon,
banana and chocolate
Onon a.re liveo for the
puddina cup f.U.linp. Tbe
luscious, light fillings
are all baled oo instant
puddin1a and spiked with an appJoprlat.e liq·
~eur.
THE VESSATILE
peanut butter cblps,
which can often be aub-
sti tuted for an equal
amount of chocolate or
butterscotch chlpa in
recipes, are used here for
a luadous, thick peanut
butter filling.
The Festive Peanut
Butter Crepes are sure
to please guests and
family alike with their
1parkllD1, &olden ap·
pearance and pluaant
fla•OI' eombmation.
The cnpe baU. and
apricot bolidaJ' HUC.
feature. lf your family doesD 't
think that liver is tops
already, you may COD·
vi.Dee them by present·
ing it in a fresh new
way. Try Liver and
M usbroom5.
lllJSl:lltOOllS 1"' teaspoon parsley '
EGGPIZZA
8 slices bacon
Butter or mareartne
8eap
4 slices cheese
(jack, Cheddar, or
Swist)
Chopped ereen
ooloa
• thick slices bread 2 tablespooU water
Salt and pepper
In a wide frJinl pan
This recipe provides a
different and 4eUcioua
taste treat by lncludiD&
soy sauce, c•rtuder and parsley n.kes, ac-
cordinl to the National
Live Stock arsd Meat
Board. ·
1 pound liver, aliced flakes
Y.a inch thick "4 cup water
2 tablespoons flour Combine flour, salt
Y.a tea.spoon aalt and pepper, dredge liver ~tea.spoon pepper and brown ln lard or 2 tableapoooa lard or dripplnp. Pour off drip-
drippinp pinp. Add mushrooms
1 can <• ounces) (including liquid), soy
muahroom stem• and sauce, coriander,
pieces parsley flakes and
1 tableapoon soy water. Cover tt&btly and
sauce cook slowly 20 minutes. v. teupom around 4 aervm,a.
, ...............
boar INtore Hnla1
Ume. Wiim n•W.1.lJ..'9-,.e tM •• , •• ftllllll
• d •tllllb l'tlbut dae ...... nereetpeuabe ••ktJ •cmbled. Yoa WW flDd Ulat tbe e...,..
tute .. COod .. tbff
loolr: U.. aprtco& sauce provt• a nle9 OaYOr
contrut to tbe peanut
buttnftlllna. l!Ll!OAN'f Pl!AN'VT Btifl ea t'l1PS
(..._Uftllll) z cupa (12-owace
paeta1•> Re•••'•
Peanut Butter Flavored Cbipe
2 table1pooa1
~ )(elt peanut buUer
chlpt ad lborUn1ni in .
top ol double boller OTer
1nU1 aimmerin& toot bolllnl) water; sUr UDt1I
melted and amootla.
aemoft from beat; coot
alt&btly. Place twelve
2~·1.nch paper b•t;lna cups in muffin pan.
Thickly and eveo.11 coat
analde pleated surface and bottom of each cup
with peanut butter chip
mixture, ualng a putry
brush (reserve any re-
maining mixture for
touch-up>. Chill 10 mlnutee, coat any thin
apot1. Cover tightly;
chill mrtU ftrm. Remove
only several eupe from
refri1erator at a time;
gently peel off paper.
Flll with Lemon.
Chocolate or Banana
Cream fillin& several
hours before serving.
chill. <Untrued cups can
be stored for weeks in
airtight container in
refrignator.) Note ·
Ea ch flllinl rec:ipe will
fW6cupe.
LEMON FILLING
1 en•elope ( l ~
ounces) whipped lop·
ping mix
~cup milt
l package <J in
ounces) lemon instant
pudd.in& and pie filling
1 cup milk
1 tablespoon orange.
flavored liqueur
Blend whipped top·
pint mix and ~ cup
mllll in amall miser
bowl. beat at btP speed ot am. .u .a peaa
fonn, ...._ a " hwl•
En)oy peenut butter, dNll Id up for ~·
peny, In two elegant de111rta
• I
Add puddlq mix, 1 cup 1 tablespoon IU8Af •
mllk and liqueur; blend. ~teaspoon ult •·
Beat at. biab speed for 2 tablespoons buUer
about 2 minutes. or until or margarine, melted 1.
mixture is Hght and Combine eap, milk fiu.ffy.F\lhixpeanutb~· and vanilla in sm·a1t
ter ~; tarniab with mixin1 bowl, beat ali~ mandarin oranee aUces ly. Combine flour, sugar
andcberriea,ifdeslred. and salt; add to eu
CBOCOIATE FILLING mixture, beating untU Use same procedure smooth.
as Lemoo Filling, sub-
s t it u t 1 n e chocolate Blend in butter; chill
flavor tmtant pudding at least l hour. Heat a
and 2 tablespoons crepe pan or small
cbocolate-flavored liq-omelet pan (6 to 7 incbes
ueur. Garnish with dlameter) over medium
peanut butter chips and heat. Brush lightly with
chocolate curls. If de· vegetable oil For each stred. crepe, pour about 2
ublespooos of batter in· BA.NANA CREME to pan; quickly Ult,
Use ~~edure spreading batter evemy
as Lemon J1'1llino, aub-over bottom of pao. • Coot about ooe minute stituting banana cream or untU underside la
flavor instant pudding golden brown. LoOaen a o d 2 t a b I e 1 p o o n s ___.. 'th ula turn banana-flavored liq · cvge WI spat ; and coot until lightly ueur. browned. Continue pro-
FESTIVE PEAN UT cedure with rest of bat·
BUTl'Elle&EPES ter. Place about 3
<•U.u.<nepes> tableaC.:~• warm 2 ecP peanut chip flD.
.,.c::apmllk inl (below) on each
"4i teespom nnWa crepe; fold over. TOil
>,4i ap ........ all·. -..r.:~
pmvoeeftas <Bee PSANVI' ..... ..-J
.t
. .,_
lflf,..:
..
•,.' ..
•••yt!• ••rl•I ea11•111111taU•f iaUabl• to prod•ee ••n.._ • .m _. ADIWr: c.u noar, tad ... , Udlt em. 1o a11l'ua .. ,.,.. rn "110 .......... ~11.am.tlm.-S· 1ub1tltatln• reaotar llill -w ut..,.. t1111 ,.. .. .._ w11 ble tp ba1 U-. daJ'S Oour tn a ndpe calllq er ell ••r •••r•a· ........ ..-... .,.. .,._ blca .. ., few women tor cake nour eoaaa
till111111: •••nt'lll. ur"nll make cake• from hAHe8ulldJOUJ'cr::: Hll::.::;:; ~:i~~ ~.J~~ ~=;~i:~~i;
...._. .I~ beHJ. I Uled nauJar mak• .-..-elalUc). ctuce tbo amount '-2
........ -...... flour IDIUatflltM cake Tbe ~~ CGatent tablelpcJGlll per cup~~ ..... mNli. floar aDed tar iD the re-ud slllleD mak• be au.re to 11ft before
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... low eolt ._._ 10
to••U..r -Qat 10•
Uft to /:J: lat fai lDW
8UT ao•• of U1• .-i, ..... u.. en In calDIMe _.
IDOlt DCDiU... 0.-
••rHly. Miil = f oocll Clftim .,. aa.eaaan...
0•• lllllCODHpUon ta.at m.a. people UdU tbat low cilorle d.latl
an CC1t17. ii the Idea tUttbtJmmt---· lot ol lneal.; wtdda la G ·
pemlve.
Dtllten don"t .... to
ea& a lot of meat; 1n fact, they 1boald be
wary ol meat. It bu a
relaUftly blcb fat COD·
tent and fat.a are calorie
powerboulel.
Tbe chief benefit of
meats tn • we1&bt COD·
trol diet la to ove "stay·
ln1 power." Both the
protelna and fats of
meat are aAow to dl&est
IO tbeJ keep you feelin1
1atl1fled looser tban
wllen you eat
carbobydratea.
Bat you can get too
many calories by eatine
too much protein just u
you can by eatiog too
much carbohydrates.
Tbe rule la to have some
protein in a meal for
staying power, but re·
duce the amount to save
calories and cost.
LOWER cost protein
fooda s ucb as liver,
kidney. heart and
poultry are also lower in
fat and calories than
higher cost protein foods
sucb as roasts. steaks,
chops and bacon.
Fiah, too, is a low
calorie prote in food
(when eaten un -
breaded). Tbe lower
cost varieties of fish are
Juat u nutritious as the
hi1ber cost types.
Some of the least cost·
Jy, loweat calorie foods
are fresh vegetables -
cabbaee, Romaine let·
tuce, carrots, broccoli,
squash and potatoes.
Tbey give a high
nutrient return for
calories and cost, unless
you annotnt them with
hieh calorie extras -
butter or margarine,
sour cream. cheese
"•uce. salad dressings.
AND IF YOU choose
frozen varieties instead
of fresh vegetables, you
get fewer calories and
more food for your
money if you choose
plain, instead of fancy
products.
Thus, creamed
spinach may cost three
times as much as plain
spinach and have three
tlmea the calories (60
per half-cup aerviq in·
stead of 20). Broccoli
with hollandaise sauce
baa 100 caloriea per ball·
cup, compared to 2S tn
the plain broceoli. and
c:Mts twiceu much.
Wben it comes to
de11erta and snacks,
fresh. canned and dried
fruits can provide tbe
••aweet taste" for fewer
calories and leas coat
than cooldel. cakea, plea
and other de11erta.
•ANY fffOJ'lte mack foods -aoft ·drtnta
dips, frosted cabs and cooties, candy _ are
DOt only blP In calories
and costly bat mo are poor aourcea OJ ouier
nutrlentl. Enn In the bUerJ de-
pa rtment, the lower
calorie foods cost leu: a
1Uce ol bread or tout.
plaln -65 calorlel, bat·
••• Peanut
~hpQ)
wttb arm a;rtoot boll·
dar .... (below).
P&AN11T 811TTB&
amlm.LING
J Ctll)I c (lJ•OQDce pact.,.) PuDut Butter
l'laftC'ed Cblgs
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,.. si&t S1tJI .• 92" $I 7 9
LB iii'siiAalOC)( '"° 1• '1"
deli. ·
FRESH PORK SALE I
u. 99c
u 89c
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I .. $1 J• n1UH'1IOZIJO s1 •• -·-·----'2" ......... _... ,..___ ________ __. .... •a_u_N_DIC __ PEICll _______ ... ___ ~ .... llOAST .... TAJ •1'11A1l
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11-0Z 73<
SPLIT PEA SOUP ANDO.ON •>-01 :igc:
DIET FOOD ::,~Ofllt'O•Ct.oelllAlf 61-0l •OOI s1 09
VAMUA O't U•&~t t-01 •
PIE FILLING ~0~~;~~ ! l•Ol sl.17
DRESSING ~:;. .4.. ! M>Z 57c .
S 139 STATER BROS. ggc
»<>.? DRESSING •000 llUHD IM)l
.CA ... 0 1 L.1m~ S14' PAM PAN S~RAY ! 6-01 sl.m;
ORANGES
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19c 18
APPLES
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29c l8
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• • ••• •• • 2H8 CLAMS OOll•OJ< t 97c
lzlENITMETEC*ESllA..,1115 67< BEEF TAMii(s: .. :11. ! ·.:: 5r Y:!.~·~~·~=-~·' .. 29c BANANAS
.ZDT•llA1Hlm ra ............ l~T CAT FOOD =~-· 1 ao Sl.99 ) ~~~.!~.t,_ .. 1 oc ...... c.Olo<•-·C-.C•'• I BAR SOAP . . . . . ,__ 44 c DOG FOOD =:ir•" ! ,,., 52.72 ~ ONl~NS ,. . • &;,12• • 2~~"
liiiiiiiRI• ............. ,..,,45c ''~mfr~cHIPS 5\-:~·· ... 94c COLORFUL 98
•
llMDIET 522, CRAC~ERS ::::~· ... ~.~ ... • .... 75' CROTON ·~M·•" .. ,.",., •• ,$ 3 FRIED CHl(l(Ell ....... n-0z BAR SOAP ::;~~" • ••M>z 37c •N• POT ··· .EA
. BATH BEADS OCNTLI l()UCH • ·~l ggc
l 0LA,i8f.lt $281 I cY:Jf1 $142 IM:f~L~i~~~;:·! ~·.~1J:
-tt-OZ l f LAURA SCUDDER $129
CHIPS ~~ .. -:: , ''"°'
Low Frozen Food Price• PICKLE SLICES=._ I ..oz $1.19
NIBLm (ORN =~CMAIEJITYlf• ~z 69c WHOLE PICKLES ~=· t •IM>Z 53.11
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VEGETABLES rv~ ............ t .... .. If-OZ 8 7 DRESS II ==-•MM $1.49
POTATOES ::.1Aow ...................... 9 . n-0z 79c APPLESAUCE 1t•n:•.-I •MM -,
POTATOES I'!".:: ................. , .......... 98' lffclWaus .. :w...:. $109
Beer & Wine Specials
IA4l ST04'U(ICEPT lO..AllHOAI
CC VINEYARD
WINE
NATURAL llGHtr
BEER
llSSUR
.
.....-:USUI IOSCH
CANS Oii NOeMICTUllHAIU IOTTlU 1112-0Z
1$165"
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PUERTO VALLARTA
W!fJ't609 ~~ t4a•
BEEF STEAK I $) SI Pall SLICES cu.-.. I ...... 11.D9 CIOWNI IUSSI . JIM BUM
• WllOWTWATc;tCAI ...... ••• • •• to.oz. a9c SAllWICH BAGS ff••--.llKT. &r YODU BOURBOl~wH-;,EY 79
PIZZA ~.~OlllMltMll ................. u~~ KITCHEi BAGS t'~19~.. ...ottMW-Ir bOJ. •779
LAYERED CAKES==:.~~···•·"~" • 1 •• FIG llW11IS &.:.~.. . ....... IMI. s1.119 .... ait--.-.,"-.,..-.-._--u-.. -y-.-.-• ...;.;..;.w_1---' nnro NMWES ..-co s1 ·• I ...,_..._, _________ ._ ... _, __ .. __
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VINEGA&8 lend
tbemaelvea to many
cOmpllmentary navon.
Tbe Parsley , Saae,
Roeemary and Thyme
Vlne1ar cont.aim exad·
17 thOee famous berba in
a *wine vineaar bue. Wonderful in a
rinalpette dressing or
N a marinade for beef
kebaba. nm soaked in white
vlnec.ar perfumes a
dreaaina for seafood
salads, ea salads or a
marilude for chicken or
fish. And Spicy Cider
Vlne1ar would be an
ideal marinade for beef,
as Tiell as a zippy dress-
ing for sliced tomatoes
or eelery.
ONCE YOU begin
making these vinegars,
you'll probably find
yourself creaU.U. your
own combinations.
Just remember to al-
low a full two weeks' sit·
Ung time before strain-
i nl and bottling the
vineear, to obtain mu-
imum flavor.
PABSLEY,SAGE,
ROSEMAllY A.NDTllYME
VINEGAR
4 cups red wane
vinegar
12 sprigs fresh
parsley
2 teupoona thyme
leaves
l t-i-oon roMmary leavea
1 teHpoon 1a1e leaftll
In a medium saucepan
place vtneaar, parsley, thyme, rosemary and
aa1e: brine to a boil.
Reduce beat and aim·
mer. covered, for 5
minutes. Pour mixture
into a 1..quart Jar; cover
and set aside for 2
weeks, shaking oc-
casionally. Strain out
herbs. Pour vinegar into
bottles with tight fittm~
coven, adding a sprig of
parsley, if desired. Use in
Bonus
Meals
Welcome
Easy
~place~Dd .....,.,, llirbla to. boil. ae41ace-. ad elm· mer, coveted, for I
..... Pour aWdwe
into a 1~ jar; COYW and Ht Hide for I
weelr1, lbakl81 OC•
u1to11ally. Strata out dl1L ,_.., .....,. Into
'*1lM wtth UOt ·mun, coven, addlu a freah nm. ol dW. If deltnd. UN -in Wad dnatnp
or ..nth &h, .......,._
and pogJtry. Yield: 1
quart.
•
DMLYN.OT
Seasoned vl""flara
In pf'fltty bottles .
make lt:Nely remembrantiea. ·p
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ASSORTED 55 BANQUET
DINNERS ~~··
PEPSI 89 COLA
~~~CJHDff •• "'° llCT~ llOTTUS
GROCERIES
..oc.l'ICI' CM Vons Tomato Juke .53
.29
l&ou'<l llOll-...,._ 6 3 Sunshine Krlspy Crac:ken •
F;:cy~ Sweet Pas • 35
l,,~c..,,
Vons Applesauce
17 <XlP<(% CM-IJllllYS
Chucky Mixed FruJt
1>40ll"1Cf l!O'm.£
Vons Apple Cider
.33
.39
.59
164
.86
120U'ICC CM 3 5 Kana 8nwbet1y l"tects •
.42
l-40UI«% n.llS-WQCl(T W4'TCMCllS 7 2 Mlrglrlne •
1~ CM-ocrM UCllfT lllV.T
Chicken ol the Sa TUM
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ln~euna
l::ld.n ....
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112
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.79
.99
.69
.99 J49
.85 142
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B.tOIB·DIFFEREtlCE
.THE DIFFBREtlCEI
GOLDEN
RIPE
BANANAS
lu<HllOX
' "llOlllTt:
.25
~.23
FLORIDA 29 PINK
GRAPEFRUIT
:'m~ fA .
GROCERIES
1'1-0Ur<(J: llOTT\L 6 9 Tropical PmK.ake Syrup •
CHB'S~Praaws 199
136
189
}39
~IW:JIMlf:-Stan 99 Bounce Flbric Softener •
FROZEN FOODS
~~Pim 259
.75
loot IOll---~-1\SST \WIE'IU 69 lntaMdonal Vegetables •
l POU'C) 8"° 9 9 Cmnlldon French Fries •
225
.75
~MCMOC()utd\ Apple Pie l 59
•VIII PN:NtOl.
VonsCobCom .95
~~°'°'~ .59
PRODUCE
u..29
~.17
Ul .39
fA.39
l&.39
l&.15
u..98
·---------------------~-Wedon't lo·• talc._. lower , ____________ , I
,_. ., '1J3 •• 0¥Cnlpnces.We~them. :,voNS TOMATO 250 .. You'~probeb~nodcedalotc:I •,KETCHUP F 11 -.. ~ w~ are daimtng to nave lowef 11 .: • F 1
lfl'Jt ..... .:L:ltgi~·-prices. But according to the Vector Con I I --p· --sumer Newsletter, Vons prices h4ve 1 • • · .... ..,.. ~ " ... -_,_ ,,,__ 11 'I .... ; 1 '°'._ .. .._ ,.r ',,,,...,..., 1 c:o..OtfllllQlt~ I '~h~ ~ conslstentJy lower than most other t •· . ...-. __ ,. ,._,.,..,. _ _.... I .,j s·~·rt.-~· · esf0<the~u , ..... ,.. .. ,.. ... ,_,_ _____ !I ~~~!J ~~ .,, ~v··•-..nlW"9 ..---ye.ar • ., __________ .. _________ _
[t' • ·' • ons CM ord to guanirtce lc:Hter ,.. -,. ,.. .. ,. ,.. ,. --- - -~.,....,.__r:::_--' prices because Vons conslstentty def. 'I ·m 25 II ~ Mers lower OYeral pr1ce5 So come to :, SPAM LUNCHEON 0 I' Vons and compa~ for yourself I MEAT F I
I BEEF 198 :I . e F :: , RIB •,I ....... _,,., .. ---~ I
S'T'C'.A.llC! I ..... ,, ........... ~ .... , ,,, .. ""°.t°"'°'9""C.-'Qlll9. I• I~ I .AC .. ~ .. ULAll.Jli lt..ie.fltil'tU..O .... ~ ·-------------· mnw~~ b ------·-----------------• ·--------------.
smoasT
ORAPEPRUIT
JOICE .75
FNICYFARMS.39 PEfl ED
TOMATOES »<Xl'ICZ CM
AMERICAN
BEAUTY
SPAGHETTI .29
MEATS
r "'11.r Kr<C fJfir -Lor. r err
Porterhouse Steaks
l 'laL lll'IC lltD' -90l'E.LSS Top Sktc*\ Stuks
TM!U: fQI«; 8f!T -HA.L CllT 8ondela Round Saks
Lt\288
1.8 298
UI 389
LA 2 19
T4'&Z q.a lf:f7..lf:SS0£.~ ~ 19 8ondaa Rump Roat 011 ~ ·-..:;.
LIQUOR
~<hyRletlng
~""'
~.
JUSc:aech
i:'t:.:Oln
~ ...... Qiabll
~o
~268
UI 198
319
399
1049
1699
689
249
149
,21a
1aa
:1 ~VC2'l'UIS 02 TAA 'l.M 25 It 'I ANY PAPER O 11 ll TOWELS F I' It ,; e F ,:
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I .,. ... ,. . .,,,,.. ' ...., ,...~ .,, . ...,..,C~lll(JtOA~ I •IM' .... .-• .,..._,. ,.,,,.. .. ,,..,.,Ollilll"t~-. I ·-------------~-----------------------· ·-------------· •I .,,, 1c£l' I• ll FRESH fJ.$1. • 1:
I CARROTS , I' 11 " ""' ''"'·£ I I ",.....,, I' 11 .. , .. ,.,.,~ .. ,.. ............ ~~ I II ,flltll4 ••ff)..,.. '·-l .. ~ 1•f't•..,,. I f"OliiOl4 ... ,.~ •• ·~~ ...... 'CU _........,......,.._ I ·-------------· ·------------------------~
.59 .53
.77
MIU.BROOK
VODKA So.PROOF
1 r.1n u1 llOTIIJ
199
659
HEALnt& BEAUIY
110
)40J'<I! IOTTU--.CU .lO an Sigr\11~ }69
JERSEYMAID
COTI'AGE
CHEESE »Olen. 147 ..ou.a: CNIT()rt
HJ-ORJ
PAPER
TOWELS
101 «>u'<T...,. ~(Ul~ .44
DELICATESSEN
159
&(IL ..... "'1 UT1tA l l.A" .... Ol ..... 89 Vons Cooked H.m •
11 OL -ll(<la.,lN. "'V<TlO... ~ 128 Ol ""<i "L "81« I.Malt SIZI. OIJdte r-omny ~ Cream Big Cowrtty Bilcub .43
.89
189 1)-0l IJTl..~f:!"'OllOO Body on Tap :sn.mnpoo
.99
279
127 60l JM-n<JtlWC>&NO Bob's smd Oreu1nQ .59
159 160ll0\(; PAl1llCJICl.Ol\lfl'~ 149 Ham P.ttles
LUSH GREEN PLANT SALE
41'1 POT-ASSTO ~
TROPICAL
PLANTS .99
uo.or
~VERA }99
I ~ <JSDA FOOD STAMP COOPONS GLADLY ACCEPTED •
.... ~ TICjlll .,...*"' .... IO 10.wt •1..-CA&&.at• m•G RIMNtt l'lllal:I .. ,,. NI"'°' ""8:M AT~ JJ$1 W ""'IT • .
°"9,,.._M._._l>OCICl--1• a.Ir"""°"""' .... "91lec:&•• , • a..,. ....... .,... ....... _, • o-r"""°"' Liit~--i.it u... .............. __ , ..
' .93 114t 1.19 .... .=.e:. ...... ... ~~.
1.99
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:1'111~-A•lllAtc11.-I•
. TBm'8 a lot mon ·to tbe loaf tbao m..U
the eye.
The bale brnd doulh
• 1111 enrlc:Md wttb wheat ·cenn, ....._,and •IP
"for • t.reab, ~eMme taate. Ttien, to make
lblDC• evea more In· teresttni, Ole doqb la
formed Into two rouada
and Nndwtcbed wltb a
creamy ebeele ftlliq.
Another taty detail in
thia redpe ii a lQer of
wheat cerm streuael
crumbs llniq tbe bot-
tom of tbe pan with
more on top to add to the
1ood looks and cood
taste. Aa the bread
bates, the lb'eulel mix-
ture makes a delleious
bottom crust for tbe
loaf.
Wheat Germ Brunch
Bread freesea and re·
beats beaatlfully. Be
sure to sene it warm.
WHEAT GEaM aatJNCB aaEAD
'Al cup warm water
(106 to USdearees)
1 padrqe active dry
yeast
~ cup wheat germ,
regular or sugar and
honey
2 tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons melt-
ed butter
2eggs
'>'2 teaspoon salt
1 '\<6 to 2 cups flour
Cbeeee FWing
Stremel Crumbs
Glne
Combine water and
yeast in lars• bawl. Stir
to diaaolYe. Beat in
wheat aenn. sagar, but·
teT, e8JI and salt. Stir in
juat enough flour to
make a IOft dough which
leaves sides of bowl.
Turn out onto lightly
floured surface. Knead
about 5 minutes or until
Use Rinse
Agent With
Detergent
A rinse agent or rinse
additive is a specialty
product used in an
.-utom.Uc dilbwuber.
Tbe qeot, a blend of
~ surfactanta or
etUnc aaeota, lowers
e surface teDJlon of
ater. la other worda,
product belp9 w1ter ahe.t off disbn and
luael imtead of drJtnc spot.a. A rtme qent ts
specially helpful in
ard water areas and
en bat la eUJDlnatecr
tbedr7eycle.
.. Then .... liqald and
t,ollcl rln•• a1eata :lanilable, 8CCDl'dlq to
~ Sou ad DeterPnt ~l.tian. ~ Tile Jlquld II cleslped
ior diawMben with an
~utomatlc rtue aaent
~/_~by llq-
.. llQKWll tato the
l rime.
1 Tbe IOlld \JP8 b for
:1111e ln dtabwaabers
~tbout. ~ and •~lnmalnacorer of tbll upper d.tlb
ack. 1leed dlNctiom Oil
piodlrd pecb19 to
eterml.De cornet uae
. appca1lm1t,e lenl\h
time ... DIOduct wtlJ
t lMib'9 It lboald be
laeed.
t ... wttbOataQtq. n aatomatlc dllb·
uMr~m•t used to wUb cllabet. .
rtme idd Mrv• a eltlc purpoM: It ta
a nlistitute for the
rpa.tl
WheatC3enn
Brunch Bread
is an excellent
aocmeol
fU1ftJon
...
'· 'bile doing shale ••• we're doing oms
Bu
at
19et1
R81phs
Fresh Idaho
Rainbow Trout
(Minimum Wt. 5 oz.)
Patti JeaD-frozen
22-32 oz. Avg. Wt.
Cornish
Game Hens
Super Freeh Pak Onlr
Any Size Package
Ground
Beef
per
lb.
114
"I r "'
Super Freeh Pale Only
Any 81;111 Peckage
Ground
Chuck
per
lb.
8 oz.
pkg.
r u.a. No. 1
Russet
Potatoes
169 ~65
~ ~--------------~~ ~----------~_,,~
"I r
Wht•OfWheat
PUIN\VBU.,
Bread
~------------,~~ ~--------------~ ~~--------------~ Golden Pre11ium Meats
Witsorl Bone .... ·W•htt Added 189 Certified Ham P«
lb.
Who6e or Rib Half 111 Pork Loin per
lb.
Pork Shoutd«·Bonele• 149 Pork Roast per
lb.
Pon 9houider 1s1 Blade Steak per
lb.
&~Cube.steaks ~ 211
hzenFoods
Uny' .. Ptetnor WlthChMM
Burger-In-A-Box 50L 73 ptlg .•
...... O•pOiah
Party Pizza H '1 0L 259 ptig.
Te I I ... Conc.nlrated
Orange Juice 120l. 99
CM •
Superlikery
tin. 59 .....
.79
.95
110L 99 ptcg ••
• t 11t If .. SA llSA
...... u.AllJJ
Super Deli
Ill.Am WllP. -4 Hck
Margarine
PUmW1a.-111e .. acMognaor
Cotto Salami
lib. 47 pllg .•
1 lb pkg 133
Ufi:.iik Biscuits 1;k~. 1 0
................ «
Beef Wieners
~~From WIKOMfn
Miki Cheddar
1 lb. 121 pllg.
Pantry Fillers
American~a Wide Noocles .......
Tomato Juice
o-.. ...... ~,..,,..
Cake Mix
::: .39
4:: .55
11ltOL 79 bo• •
P'N°mlum Crack .. 1
::-. 79
~.,... ..... _
Mayonnaise
~Aegul-
0 reo Cookies
12 OUMe c ... C>Me ..... °'
R.C. Cola
PunV ... Ubl Crllco Oil
:tt.,u. 1 ••
19 01. 137
pllg.
s!t. 1 •1
'::'" 211
Health ABcauty
lllwtt ...... Tee4tlp1lll
Aqua-fresh .. :.:.99
D.Yi.-&'oeodoran1 1:...--1 11
•.:-1•• c ..... ac...hller
Pond'e Lotion
ree
~
Fanner John
Link Sausage f~,.li•~ ~' r -,. ..................
.. ,..., price.
., . . .
' , .. ,
iiiiiiiiii&cwn .::.!::::.::~;: ... •.•• . . -.. · ·~ .. .... ..., ... c-....
Ne;~ ~~,~l·-) Souptime 1s!:& .• !· pu~ .. !..
.. ,...., priDe.
Limit One • ...,. Md One Coupon Per c........,
Coupon E~ "-'· 10 dw" ,,.._ 11, tMO
... ...• ...• ...• ..... ...• ..... :::1 ...• .... ····• ...• :::1
:::1
SUPER COUPOI
..... ...• ii~~:;:· -·
~iiiiiiiiiii1c9fdl'>
........... c...,... • ...... n-.Aced
Ralphs
~ f
Lifllft OM.._._,. OM C...,.. ,._ C...._
COlllPOft i.ct ..... .1-. 10 dw• J-. 11. , ..
SUPER COUPON
u.Ntonen.mMdOMC~,..c· ta 1
Coupon £flKttofe .a... 10 *v .,__ 11. , ..
SUPER COUPON
Ftfttl
Clip Top
Carrots
N ... crop
Juice Oranges
o8iidM.,APPl8s oe:t•.89 ,......Ultllr ...
Red Leaf Lettuce .....25
~-23 '
.
1
~MJa SU ltfi&tl ~ ltocll ·WW Pl•• a Ii-ala Nm. '"nlil Nat
1,000 Yean," to opm a four.put ..n. •
rQ M t p.m. 'Rundu al the Tu ol tM ~
W.•I• re.taurant on Balboa hm.mwa. ID~ forma~: -..n.
T8S ISaSNDIPIT'f GaOUP of the Women'• Oab ol 1nille wW tou.r t.bt South
Cout ~-1 l"auJ' .. n.ai.r nnandQ .. 10 a.1D. wttb lunch to follow at B"'1J«k'•
Wllahlre. lnformatlcm: 752-CMO.
r A IRJCK·A·PIATE DINND bmted by the
Women ol the Moo.e, Coeta aleM Q>ap&er, will
~it CS p.m. Tbunday at the Mesa Lodle, us
E. 17tb St .• Costa Mesa. The publlc la welcome.
· NSWPOaT'S Thursday Mornm, Club will
meet for an 11:30 a .m . lunch«JO Tbunday at the
Balboa Bay Club with pest apeaker Vlrsinla
West.enelt. author of alx boob lnclud.lnl a bio-
grapbical novel oo Pearl Buck..
LOJ8 LtJNDB&aG, Republlcan coonty
commlltee ebalrman, will addresa tbe 1rvtne
Cout ..... bllcan Women's Club Tuesday, Jan.
15 at the Canlna del Mar home of Mn. Clyde
Dawaoo. lnformatioa: SSI ·2738.
TP COASTLINE CHAPTER of B'nai
B'rltb Women will meet Monday, Jan. 14, at 8
p.m. at Western Federal Savin&s, 4 Corporate
Plua., Newport. Guest speaker Glyn Grote will
dlacual Soviet Jewry. Information: SS2·1.204.
WOllBN AGAINST VIOLENCE AGAINST
Womes P..'O'JP wW meet Tuesday, Jan. 15 at
7:30 p.m. al the Euclid Branch of the Anaheim
Public Ubrary, 1340 S. Euclid. Anaheim. Ad·
mlaaion ii free and the public is welcome to at-
tend.
NEW AND UNUSUAL PL.ANTS will
highli1ht a slide &bow al 7: 30 p. m. Monday. Jan.
14 when the Costa Mesa-Bay Cities branch of
the Nat1ooal Fuchsia Society meets at Veteran's
Memorial Hall, 565 W. 18th SL, Costa Mesa. In·
formaUoo: 5'8-8207.
&OllANTIC aELATIONSBIPS, why they
succeed or fail, will be diacuaaed by Dr.
Nathaniel Branden at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.
16 at the llarrioU Rote~ Newport. Cost la SS per
penon. BmervMiona and information: '7S2·280S.
D.U LiUfDm! WMn WW'9 ,_ ..... ii ...... ,.. •. ,_.. _, MftM wtio
dolla't .... ~U.llMl\MllU11k= ...... ,,a,. .... ~ •• I,,.. ' _. N lllil .. AMU ne.. N '1 Ood. ,_NM.._ HIM el .... Ma. 1\'I tlO lMI .............. ~ t.tlJlil' ...... ,....... .-. ... ..uoa.. • ,....,,,.fl ................. .
MltGr7 ,,, .,..., .. , "" .... ·~ frOm ~.,. ........ , UDODDee....U to eollea• ~~ ... u.e ...... ...,. =·· ...... ~ Ula t.bl1 ....,, ve
•aca1u-, tile ban __ • You name tt-tMJ wt. n .. ~ tot •nted cm b)'. aee
l90irM •• \WObj two-pWi ~.
Last Olriltmu m7 ~ to-... M.y b bud (after D yean) left me. Ht couldJl't
.taad tho nolay ho • full ol cbildreo ud craodcblldrea.
Amt,~ an rlpt when you.., tbe bMt
\bi.al bl the WOlid pa.reata ca Siw tbelr kids la • r .. Una ol Mlf·WOl'th and t~ee. Mine doa 't have It, N>d they neverBut ll t.bla let· ~r can beJp Just one famlly out there, the bar·
Ull my aouf to the world wtJJ bave bee worth tt. -NEW JERSEY REA.DER
DEA.ll N.J.: 'fta.ab fw a• rit1t.I ...... la Ille by .-wt.e lau u ... IL I -.. ,.._ re-
ward• wtD c:ome la.&er. on.a tMJ .. GeM 1-k. Dear.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I bave never aeen
lhia problem diacuaaed anywbeR, and I'm sure
t.bou9ands ol othen are al.llferlna from the same
difficulty. I'm referrln& to the artbritic
handshake.
A tlrm grtp when rreeUng people aays, ''I
am glad to see you." A Ump b&DdaMke sue·
geats a Lack of eathualum.
Arthritis bas left my bands sore and
sensitive. A ftrm handshake ls extremely pain·
ful. To refuse to a shake bands without an ex·
planaUoo would be rude. Yet. oo ooe wanta to
hear about the next persoo's physical problems.
The difficulty Is particu!Jlrly aarava~ in
group meetiJl&s. Whal ls the answer abort of
bandaging the hand or weartne a catcher's
mitt! -SMILJNG THROUGH CLENCHED TEETH IN WINSTON-SALEM
( Singles
Calendar )
CARTIEB'S will have a TGIF party at 6 p.m.
Friday. Jan. 11. in Costa Mesa. For more in·
formation, call Tiffany at 641-0496.
SELF CENTER presents a Forum One pro-
gram on "Gay Male Development" at 7 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 14, in the City of .Orange. For
more Information, call Bob al 997-9800.
ORANGE COAST SINGLES will bold a ceoeral
meeting at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan.. 11, ID Hunt1D&1oo
Beach. For more lnformatioo, call Roa at
645-3988.
OllANGE COMI' l1N1TAUAN aro&al often
a conllDul.og sinales dlscwWoll croup procram
on "Relatioo.shipa: Conception to Maturity"
beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, Jao. 11, ID Costa
Mesa. For more lDformaUoo, call Pat at
6'5-6002.
BALBOA SKI CLUB will have a TGIF party oo
Friday, Jao. 11, al Houllban'a in Newport
Beach. For more information. call 75.2.0128.
We've taken further
redudions on our collections of
day and evening dresses.
classic and contemporary sportswear,
knits, suits~ lingerie
and loungewear. Shop now for best
savings and seledion.
-•
r
DaAaft&IB~Wlf9Q,~,IU... ua.rt61-I ca'*.._ ....... " ftea Nd
-.......... ., ....... !'p, .... ..,. ...... wtlf llfte° u • ,... :111111 ...... .......
1.1111 ............................. : ua· ......... ,...Pla."*-Dl:AR ANN LANOEBS: Cu 100 ftnd room
lD your tdww for another leaer to ldd to yoqr
''trutb·IHtranl«·than·ftcUon'' td.ledioa?
Tbll nen story ran lD tbe Sm Fradleo
Esamlner. So belp me. <Attached l• the eftdeDel).
A 35-year-Gld woman lD Botata. Colombia,
gue btrtb to QUi.nt.upleU. Sbe bad etaht other
cblldreD raDlinc from Z yeara ol qe to 11-
aDd WU Dtftr married.
Tbe llllber ol tbe quiata • -~,..,.~
••• GoDrDlet -
<,...._Pa1eC1)
San Clemmte Geoeral Hospital caters
to older and retired pe~ who require
chopped or pureed foods, accord1nc to
Pauline Brown. director of food
services.
"With an older penon a better
bcMlpital stay will often be dependent Oii
either bow good the food la or bow bad It
ii," she said.
BUT M&S. MOWN said the hospital
ii plannin& to ~vamp tbe menu ofteriq
by June, to improve the menu wt:tb
more elaborate preparationa such u
baked sole stuffed wttb crab meat and
other seafood Items
But at Costa Meaa hospital, Mn.
Rulebart knows abe can't 1w.tttute all
traditional foods wllb eourmet
cuisine.
"I cao take off stuffed peppers from
the caleteri.a menu, but I can't Lake off
hamburgers, "she said.
Swint Classes
Are Offered
The Rehabllltat.lon Institute of Orange
County ta olferin& aeveral claaaes at ita pool in
<>raqe.
They tnd.ude Twtnles ID the Hln&es. ao ex·
erdM daM for &rthrltlc adulta, and Aqua·
J)JDam.k:a, a atraaou.a aerobic C'ODd1tioDJD&
daM for ....... bod>' toftJ.na.
Swim lesaoos also are available year-round for all qu and tbett are Red Croa water aafe-
ty classes for all Jevela.
For more lnfonnaUoa call RJO at 4133-7400
a.od ask for the pool
Wheat Germ is Foe~
A new '4-pqe book,
''Beaudfal Cooldn1 wttb
Jt retacbmer Wheat
Germ," baa been
publisbed by Interna-
tional Multifoods. Tbe
booklet la destped for
consumers newly ac·
.qaalated wlth wheat
1erm • well a pencsas wbo ad lib with wheat f.e;a1 ID a1moct all cook·
~ redpea are COD·
temporary ud will ap.
peal to cooa of all aaea.
Wben appropriate, both
c o a v en ti on a I a n:d
microwave methods a.re
glven. Empbaal1 ia
placed oo tW1l1nc out
wboleaome and
DatritioUI meals.
"Beautiful Cooklq
with ltretaduner "beat Germ" recipe boob
may be obtained by HndJDc SI for eacb copy
to: BeautlfUJ Cookin&.
P . 0 . Box 9432-K, St.
~aul, Minn. Mat.
Get Youtself Gal Forlhe 80tsl ng
' .. -· ~
Powe1c; lolal 'lbnan Tratnlfllj
mal!CS rt clll OOSSlOle
lmmOOiate claSSes ICJmrnQ
Gall 1ooav la YOU! md1Vldual
~OIJ am dlSCUSSI~
Clf:qs(Jll't, ~ 'ldnJllG SQO)LS
ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY
ORANGE
(714) 547-8228
Distinctive Shopping & Dining
YOUR OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY
EVERYTHING JANUARY
AP~
EUROPEAN HOSPITALITY -Lucio, left. and Bruno Creglia are pie·
tured at their restaurant. Giordano, on West 39tb Street in New
York. Having run the family restaurant for 20 years. the Creglia
brothers now plan to open a pension, or Euro~an style guest house
because "New York could use one."
( Horoscope ]
..
" . . . . ' ...
tyle
ud b&oom.'' 8nmo 1ald. ··~ bav• t.o bt p-adual Me•UM too mucb •J'OWUt II a lbock.'.
ADDD 811 brotber. '"l'M P-"""" .w be tbl.,.. ot. aU tMN y ..
Tbelt. f atber came to tbe UJliaed
State.i"!'from Trl•t. 1bortly after
World War U. The brothe1't Mid.be Jumped lblp lD N.w Yorti tu even·
tualfy w11 allow9d to remala ~
beeaue audaoriU.. coaJd not de· ttrmlae wtsleb eo•ntry Trleat•
beloqedt.o-=Yqo&lavta. "He wubed to eana moaey
for ua to .ID to tcboo& and lbeo be tmt
for ua," Ludo~a aaid. The eJder ii DOW dud. But their mother pope · ber bead ln
the restaurut'• kit.cbea to make lure
• sauce la correct. She wtU play a
role 1o the pemioo.
·'Ow' mother looU forward to all
chaoc•." Bnmo said. "Sbe'• not
afraid." PICTJ110US IWS.INa .. ..... IT.&T._.WT
Oosed For Business;
Open For Visiting
TM~,._-_.,....,.
-n IMAOC DaV«l.OPM«NT CC>ttPOIU<TION. 17111 ..... IM.,
• 210, """"--...... Calltentl•
OAKLAND CAPl -
Eddie Ferrell 's
nel&bborbood store abut
down a year aao. but lhe
uny building la atill open
for visit.in&
"I'm here 365 days a
yen, except when I'm
sick." the 71-year·old
former owner sa.ad 10 a
recent antervtew "ll'a a
common place, but at
meana the world to me."
moo thinr. I don 'l know
too muc about books
because I'm uneducat·
ed." Fet'T'ell says "But f
try to be a truthful
man."
Despite his age. he
still has lady friends.
1945
The 12-foot by 16-foot
structw-e wu intended
to be a aboe·ab.1.oe st.and ... ,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
for ooe of h11 two
children. Mer the aoo
decided again.al aboe shinlng. Ferrell turned _ia
at 10t.o a at.ore apecaalb o._,_,,,,. Wf'•IUOllCJOUtnO-TM•
1_ 1 __ ,.... .......... ~-F-ITATIOf'CAU~&A~ .. THE WOllEN come "'' "' -pop, """""r, f_....,,._._ TMICOUWTYOf'Oll.&llOa
to see me but you never b•coo, bre•d and =.::.'::::c •oT1c1'i>:-~ .... o Of' see me out Wllh them. canoed goods. WILLIA .. V sc-tOT ,.~TITIOM ~ NotlAH Of' ••u.
Moel of lhe time 1 just =--.......,.-· :::., ,o• unau THTAMIM
FE&&ELL, better slay put. I tell them. 'If THE SHELVES are ~~-~·'t:~s~cf.!~~.\~-:; known as "Pop," as you want to see me, you bare now, but there's •IW'WY••__... •on.~
aenerally open tor the can come over and still an old mrtierat.or -·-c..,.c-0..1.PllOI. •or1c.c 1st-tc1tcavo1vu~oi.1 • 't ." , ... '14.11.• -,_ IANll or ANll!lltlCA NATIONAL business of vuiting al 5 VlSl painted fire enctne red ------T • u ' T A .. 0 s A v I .. 0 \ A'
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overalla and a tattered home in the west there'• a bencb aod two n ..... --.--• .-...-:;:-~.:"'W::.11:
clotbaportacoat. Oakland nel&hborbood unmatebed roldlnc .. ,.,.,..1..0.0.nUtM.•••T&O ...... ..,._.,,.,.-... _ ...
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TO OUAllFY FOA THE STUDY
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tak109 0<al conuaceo11ves and Alt00f1enc109 arviery
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PVBUC NOT1CE 1-•,t U I-IU.
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Smll'(;-HERE 1lf INKIN6'
OF "THINGS WE HAYE
IN COMMON ...
by Harokt Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
TOIMY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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QICe 51 SD Pnlft1.
5Sdl 50ug
9 More 51 ~ -.c>
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15 Rl9n 113 P9ddll
1e Olllit"9glm 64 ~
17 Cindy 65 ltallln prtnc:e
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27 &ropeen
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p(jlStS 19 COOied 41 c.ri ~
2 Tllecl'. It ,.. 24 8aly liVM• 46 Column
3 PfojectlllQ 28 StOOle 48 PIQll
bMl'll 28 Color 49 Llind unitl
4 Al 30~ 50-a.us
5 c.iri Ind -31 -..otlon llC>P-52 Law
6 Funct10n1 pege 53 Pr911cnbe
7 Aliliebillty 32 ~ 54 lm-oe
6 Ofy: Ff. 33 Lind body 55 o.ri· 1 nerne
9 Mo9len 34 ~ 56 Fut«MW
10 Synln, of old M 81WU11ed 57 Group Surti•
, 1 Aouttne 37 Mellt CUt 69 Nobtlt
12 Plndlle 38 8cot1 82 Doog1e C10C
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Pork and IHICll'llna· No nautca
Sliced Bacon f..11'!
El Rancho \bicker "ranch •"YI•"
Gnuld Beef wt •• •21!
Doee not nceed 22"< fat. Bulk or ptttiee
atOPPED s2~t STEAKS ..
wneet crouod beef. Doe. not ••· ceed 15"f. fat.
Vitamin Sale
FULVITA
VITAMll C
$2''
with Time Releue -500 MC 100'11
Fulvita Vil C ... szn
1000 MG in Pkg. of 50
Naturite Vil C . '1 79
250 MG with roee hipe--JOO's
Naturite Vil C .. '2''
500 MG with Roee Hipe ... IOO'e
BUY 1 Pill-CO 1 FE
"BONUS PACK"
IELY 53c TAllPOIS
Huy I package of 8 and get 1 package F'~ in regolar or super. Bonus Pack.
HUNT'S
TOMATO
PASTE 25(
Quality brand in 6 en. can
Cat Food ••••.•••• 29C
Nine Liv• in ... t. vn. 6 & 6 1 ~ oz.
Cri Oil s211 sco •....••
48 m . P\nellt vqet.able 011.
Dreuino ••ISUll •• 1111
From K~n~ handy 16oz bottle
llMlkins , .. mmT •••• 49c Q:;t, 1>9~ napki~-Wettem LtVlllg
KING'S
HAWAllAI
SWEETBREAD s11•
1 lb. io.t
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1J1f/1/DIBliBll! 1lll~
Center cuta from U.8 .D.A. Choke 6Mf1'rina. to uaure you ot all the navor, all the t.endem .. you expect.
Beef Ri Bones 111! Chuck Stelk •... 11'! Beef Roast ::r .'21!
Meaty e1cellent for BBQ or bake Center cut ... U.S.D.A. Choice beef U.S D A. ChOlce Beef-Shoulder clod chuck
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Boston Butt :r .. '15! Pork Tenderloin '2'! Sparris ... . . '21!
Annour Venbe<1t -BoneleN rolled Boneleu Eaatem pork-Frozen defrofited Meaty Eastern pork Serve hot or cold.
Early bird produce ...
P&BiOBB ~J··~~ ......... ,,,
CHERRY 49 TOMATOES c
Idea\ for Mlad11 ISIT.
Cabbage ...•..... 12c ..
C'risp, aolid head.t. ·
Lemons FEN •••••• 39~
Ripe and juicy for many UM'!>.
ITALWt 2 SQUASH 9!
Cnep, Gardm fresh
BrapBB :r~ .................... 41!
Values galore throughout the store .. .
8plf ll1"'i =::=. ....................... ti I
Blueberry Muffin Mix ......... 89c Back To Nature Cereals ....... gge
13 112 oz. package-Betty Crocker 24 oz. Almond, Banana, Raisin
1 , a ••-FOi SPACE11 .,,, 1IWPfl OIBCB 1rl/X ... rJ::.~~ ......... c•
Dad's Root Beer .............. s1 s• Coca Cola-Tab Bubble Up •• 11"
1iiliiin S1uc1 ..... W:~~::·~:~:· ........ 211
Instant Hot Cocoa rlx ........ s 121 Soft ~llPfJrial Margsine ...... 83c
Carnation 12 Pk. Regular, ruch or Manhmallow Soft euy spread in I lb. tub
,,,,, Wll4B ,,,, ... J;~;. ........... 1lll
Comet Liquid Cleanser .••••••• 39c Strawberry Presenes •••••..• '1"
14 oz. disin/ectln1 cleanMr-lncl. 16c off 18 oz. jar from Kerne
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FRESH
DUIGE•ss .~
CRABS ~:
;-..:. a:_r s 1· 2~
Red Snapper HCR125!
FttSh F1lleu-bake, broil or fry
English Sole .•.•• s31!
freah fillet.a ... mild flavor
Fresh Clams .... 111!
Cherr}'t.<me from New England
Halibut Steaks .. 13'!
Nf>rthem center cut ... Frozen delroeted
Liquor Dept.
CARLOROS91 ....
=~!=y s 199
• Otlonti
• Po*"'-u""
Lambnasco ...... '1 II
<:a' "'h 7f1'> MI.. . .lmporuod red wine
Valpolicella •..•• s34•
150 ML Bolla imported v.ine
Bardolino ........ 1341
150 ~1L Bolla imported wine
Oriental
.. k fmll Prd1ce De,t.
WOITOla'c
SKlllS • ....
C r1-p & crunch) -<ieep fly 12 en
EXTRA LARGE
PlmDllPE
OLIVES
65C
Cahfomia ~pe Oli\"et~ m . can
Doritos .......... g9c
Pn pnced at Sl 07-A81"'lrted \'and.in
Hythx Cookies . •1 21
SuntlhiM 19oz. f>ki.-Chocolate
Crackers e1m1 •••• 79c
16 m. pkg Sunshine Cinnamon or Honey
Beef Gravy .... 4 fir s 1
10 • oz. can. Franco American
LIQUID
IVORY DISH
DETERGEIT
99c
Frozen Food Delicatessen .
Stouffer's Lasagna ..... s2ot--......~
21 OW>Ce plcUI ... .Juat hMt. and M1'Vt
W1flles tc ........ 75• V•etlbles ......... 55°
Roman MNI ~heat and Mne 8cOke~ com, s-a or mls.td ytptabl•
American Slngles ........ s 155
12 oe. Pq. Huit-Ind. wnpped cbeeli foOd . ,;
Blea ........ 11" ChlcUn BoMna .. 9'
18 os. Ju Bob'1 lllad dr-'na l lb. ,ii,. Foater Farms Sliced
'lbOmnd llllnd '1" Bra~·.: 1141
18 OI. Ju Bob'I Mlid cirtliilnl Schlim ... Ba~~ oi. ~ •
Chicken Franks =r ....... 99•
I 1111 ltee•••eee ......
8 I 4 100 .......................
4 IDIM + POOi.
wflATmMS
Uptniled pool home
w!View. NeatlJ lleeorat· «I balm • MU Peralta II.DI. I bdrms. 2 be.. din rm. C8ltral air A/C. New
ap. fnat tJ'eell IWTOUDd· .. a btfl pool CloM to
IJlit. aebool • Oran1e llall OnlJ $11%,000.
•lltl
~ Walker 1; lee
""fUXal . and ln a delectable area: Harbor
View Jnll1 Broadmoor! Here's a
Spanish flavored rour ~ with
2600 sq. ft., all on one floor. Superb
ocean and bay view, beam celllnp, 3
separate patios and very flexible
financing. Owner will sell on contract
or carry secondary financing. A
Unique Home at $285,000.
u1111111vu1: ti()~rs
REAL TORS~ 675·6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
~C®
Beach Reatty
llAL ISTAll ac• • EMCI SIMCI 1 t4t
COMI WITH US. •• t. DOvmt SMOllS.
Cul C' cf sic: I bl&tiaan , St/1
ballll. ......... &....,rooa
12 ,... celll.... n. ....... • •••
.._,a• ,... a ._. ..,, ... """"
...,. It .. IMriramll ....., ••N••d
........... 000.
· NEWftlT BEACH 759-0811
Sl«JUC&JRll llAUn tlS0.000
Beautiful new brick-trimmed
traditional home now under
construction in this secluded area.
The pl.am are in our office ao call or
come in to see them. Will be complete with landscaPina, cptn&. etc. 3 BR,
study w/wet bar, 3 baths, fam. rm.
w/fplc. Unique island kitchen. Mstr.
BR suite w/fireplace, tux bath w/spa.
Artistic beam ceilings.
WESLEY M. TA YLC>a CO .. ••a. 1
2111 S-J~ ... load
NEWPORT CBfT8t. M.A. 644-4t I 0
CURIOSITY
INVENTED
flWONAIRES
., )'al' old house. aooed
PO, Ovic Center area, s.nta Ana. Call now ror
mon det&ila.
JUSTUSTEDt
IAUOA
C2lllice k>catioo ! Deluxe
~; 3 bdrm.a., 2 ba.
up; 2 bdrms. down.
Ftplc. each unit 2 Car garage with opener.
$225,000!
lcAoa lay Prop. ......... * 675-7060 *
VETS . ~21 PMICUDOCOMDOS * * 2, 3 • 4 Bdrm w/pool,
• jac ., •sauna . Newport~ Panoramic couta1 new u.y_.-a••tr 640-5357 in beautiful San 1>1eeo. NOW ••. NO lfoWN Startin& at -.-with LOANSrosioo.ooo anlJ s c1own. ll.ITS tn·
IDlf INT. RATS. lAt ut --------i cier.t. Take advant.a1e ._,_.._toQua.IU). LAD FOUST ~u..e low prtces. Sales
, ....... ~ ........_&Prf•.cy office open lOAll-to
_....._ 714-1202 SfJ7, IOO dulk. 11W1 Del Sol Blvd,
Ultra decor, t m -S.IJlelo. 714,,...._
•llAllSTATI ,.......,_ICJft ....
m ~ --. 4 Bdnm, I
batM. Vaalted wood ........ = ...... Aipe fam.111
............ 000.
CM&.M4-nt1
/Jn ·.;,
t • I l , •
r • •' c I "), • ' I 1
--------. , • ,<,_L . 1
" 'l•'l1V:.~P·'' Id\'
I ,\•, 1'1"
~I Bdrm 2~
Jla, many estru. wllh madeured. prof fUklnal· l:t l"""'cQed ud fenced ll'OUDlll. AuumabJe lit.
lralt to~. park. POOi and Mania. Elepat lvq at modsate coat.
4 n.wrrt
REALTORS
67~511 I
OM IAYAOm: ....... T.,..1u: U11t ,.,
••e'PN -.. , d a etdlM •' , •a.
flar41wee4 ftMn. ••• liter.... ... ..,..I. It ....... nn. ..... , '
f-J~ ,...... JVa MfM, .... ,_.... ................ ,,, .... ,_,.,.. .,
fttmc .... d .. IJJl,000.
COU OP NIWPOIT IEALTORS
2111 L Cott! Hwy .. C•-.. .._.
671-5511
IAYFllOMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
PENINSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. $325,000
EL TORO HORSE C()gfl'IY
4 Bdrms., 3 baths ; ranch style,
mini-estate in orange groves .
$249.500.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\1d1· Drive N B b7':J 6161
One Call Service
. Fast Credit Al)Rroval
••c•--.. raw sa500 cloWn wltb DO qaaJlfJlq CID tb.lt
Co.ta llesa I bedrOom boUle with
fireplace m a buae R-2 lot. Hurry on
this OD8f Won't lutl
NIWPOU II.ACM
A ... NI CHAI II'
• bedroom house + bac:helor unit. one block to the ocean. Tb1a ls a new
~tine and woo 't tut at cmly Sl.50,000.
IASTSIDI COSTA MESA llt,900
This charmer is as good as gone.
Large lot and ownu will help finance.
Call DOW.
UMITS UMRS Call for free list. Duplexes up to
multiple units. Call now for lnfo.
540.3666
~
MISADB.MU 119s I.re a Bdrm T-l'ta.n
lilm all new appliances,
paint inalde, paper.
carpet. • patio Tbe
tenm are nex.lbl.e. .U.
... "' bl a.ad lO'r.
.as.AD&Mil
Thia 11 a biJ, b11 4
8eC'oom 2 Bath bome
with 1paclou1 family
room, bullt·LD kitchen
wltb new appllancu,
oe• carpetln1 and a
auper loc:atm. Full pnce
SUUllO caJl ~1-3191
.......................
UBGl:N'l'I
llDat Mll oowf ' bd, :.::.. ,_ ..... Dri•at.e sm.aoo. Darrell Pub, Owoer I Ast . M»m,m ....
W9 "•MOR YU
TAllO¥a LOAM
CID I 8dna baaae w fl
Bdrm lDCOllM aa.lt Oil ...., Ill ... ol lttry.
Nftty ~ • .,..,
earpeta. $240,000.
Ownr/ap. Call Sara ........ ~or~
S...a...s.tuJ.-
~MOttlS 4 .... MOMI
~---uu...u malntetnM 4 Bdrm, z I~~~~~~~
blll.b bame with I&• yard, ·-------3 car pr 6 IMt·ln aecu.ri·
ly. ONL y S:U.5,000 OD
"'-ebokl
644-7211
/Jn NIGLL
Oflll [Y ~.
115'1Ulll\ l ES
Gun 4 1002 ....................... ········•••!···········
tfJ Co~~we.11 Ban.~~~
2IDd. Owner may con·
-==============:1•ider3rd Full pnce • lll0.000. Call 55trm> C:,SELECT
T'PROPERTIES
5 _,.OOM 1229.SOO
Sparklmg family borne adjacent to
the park in Harbor View. You will
like the price & the neighborhood.
Call today oo this new l.Jstmg.
JOIN US .. THI IO's
Because we're aoin& like 80, Unique
hu the organisation, the momentum
and soon. a brand new colorful look
for the new decade. We also have a
limited number of openings in our
highly successful Corona del Mar ol·
fice. Please call immediately if you'll!
licensed and are familiar with the
local milque market.
UN ICJUI: t1()Ml:S
REAL TORS-, 675-6000
2443 Eatt Coast Highway. Coro~ del M•
UDOISL.AND
49' wtde • lmmaculat.ely
redecorated throughout
in beaubful Kedrterra· nean flavor. A1klng
S399.~ • owner will
fmanoa.
JACOBS REALTY
'7M670
~IUILDER
ForY ... tWn s . eo.t ..... Area
2 Bdrm.. 2 bath condo ln
Nllic.at.lnl: rec. room, POOis. 1pu, pet.a 0 K. New carpet.I, drapes.
pall&. '5,900 -, "I'erms ...
Aamt~
Sell thinO fast with Diuly
Pilot Want Adi
JSSUMABLE LOAN
Two-Story S Br, 3 ba.
A.J.m:Mst m> sq ft. Ba ck
Bly loc. Owner will help
finance. Asking $125,000.
RJUBUALn
546-0114
SEAFORMIW
Deu.Dl 2 Be condo over· looltin1 all of the
Newport coastline. Ex·
ceJlent location.
Ccmplete entert.ainment
• recrea\lonal amenities. O•ner pro-vided finandni at a low
~inteftst.
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
m.8700
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IAVINE COMPANY
WISTCUIP-St zt.'50
Enjoy "carefree condominium
living" --custom-built 2BR, 2 bath
w/dining rm, fplc. & electric
built-ins. Pool. Walk to shops, park
& library. Harriet Perry 642-8235.
(V-58)
6424235 6'4-6200 tot Dover Drlw H•rbOf' View Centlr
lrvlne •t C.mpus Valley Otnter
752-1414
CORONA DB. MAR
HILi.SiDi llTllAT Private 3 bdrm. home nestled ln .Corona de1 Mar b.lllatde Just atepe to
cmtat sand • cObalt blue water. tlvln1 room wttb qualnt brick [lreplice opena to p~vate rear patio
and baDd,y stepeaver ldteheQ, All
Wt and auwnable loan l Call now,
!'1~
C:: SELECT
T'PROPERTIES
z wa1 ....... Hws
S BR 4 Ba custom
waterfront homes
W/17x38' pvt docks.
Prl ced S99S. 000 to
Sl,095,000 direct rrom
bWder. For details 00
lbeae homes and appt to
see, call Carol ltotr,
GJ..(QM
ASSUME
VA 8.5%
119c.,.
Spectacular
VER SA ILL ES
model featurln1
dramatic entry with
wlndlnf 1uspeoded
1ta1rcaae overloot-
lng spacious living
room Complimented
by • bedrooms. ·~ baths. circular
urden Id~ wtth
eating area Formal
d1n1ng room. lux-
urious mast.er swte.
three car garage
Wide open v\ew of
golr rou rse and
mountains rrom ,all
/O(?m&. Call ror ap-
poi ntment.
RC"ktylorCo
t .. lO <><>oO
Your friend a and nrilbhrn UM Claaaifled
wben tbey have
ICJIDlllhln1 to sell. Tbey1J -------l411 you bow well It f1nd wbat you want in
wcrted for them! Dady Pt.lot c1 ... mects .
SPECTACUW CORONA DEi. MAR
Twe I,._. .W. ... ., ... c••• 'I llne• .. h It...,-.
--. ....... J6"~-a:••· .......... a.tctJ ..... ._ .... fM.J + ..,,..... w.-wauua _.,... ef
............. ] 1 .. 'r ......
.... __. ... ...., • JM TNtt .... u .... _ _._. ... ,...._.._.
$461.000. '11-1400
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IN NEWPORTCENTEA
• 644~060
7272
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Fal'OrlCe P .. ccl•e
RollerskaUna became much euler for
t.hree youngsters ln Downey when
sfx.year..old Nanni Chi. left, took her
!J1eoda in tow for a .. train ride .. through
the park. Rollerskatin1 baa become a
favorite California pastime and these
children seem to be especially eitjoyin& the sport.
Ancient Astronomers
Eclipses Predicted Over 1,200 Years Ago
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Wblle European ctvmutioP
declined in the Dark A1ea.
astronomy WU flourtlbin& in the
Jun.le cltJea of Mexico and
Central America. seleaUata aay.
At kJae u 1,200 yean aao.
acientiat-priesta of Ute Maya
Indiana, for ex•111ple, c:oald
unerrtnaly predict eclipses and
could plOt the motions of the
• planet Venua with uncanny
Dally Living
accuracy, accordlnc to modern
scientist.a.
THE MAYANS. WHO aJao are
credited with developing
mathematics and an advanced
written langua1e, devised
complex and accurate
calendan.
Around the world -amODI
South American Incas,
Polynealan blenders, American
Indiana, ancient European
Frugality Enters
California Style
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
CaWomia's lavish celebration of
t.ecbnolol)', coosumptlon andpro-
gre. may be giving way to a new
senae of fru&allty and almplicity, reaearcbera say. Like other
phenomena from blppies to bot
tuba, th.la new version of the
fabled California lifestyle will
likely spread acros.s the country
during the new dacade, the
California scientists told the
American Association for the Ad·
vaocer;nent of Science.
"CALIFORNIA. IS a place
where many people think lbe
future ls being worked out,
where there la a massive social
experiment taking place as
future forms of living flrst
appear,'' aocioloeist Ted
Bradshaw of UC Berkeley told a
newa conference.
newspapers . It can then
progress to rooftop solar
collectors and occasionally
nacb an extreme when hlgbly
paid professional.a "simply drop
out of the rat race."
BUT LIKE MANY other
California movements ori&inally
dismiss ed as far-fetched,
voluntary simplicity Is
"beginning to diffuse into ~
mainstream" of life in the
nation's most populated state,
she said
•'There are a lot of people very
much in mainstream California
lo their $100,000 houses who are
not Ii vine simply but are
beglnnlng to adopt some of these
bebavlors," she said. "I expect
thoae values and the bebaviora
usociated with them to spread"
around the country.
trtbel and many others -a new
science called archaeo-
aat ronomy la flndin•
evidence of a sophisticated
underatandlo& of astronomy
lone before the invention of the telescope in Holland lo 1608.
The diaeoveries or just bow
advanced andeDt utromomen
were reveal that between
modern aatrooomen and tbetr
preblatoric predeceuon, 0 tben
... an ultimate rat that 1 think
we still share,' aald Edwin C.
Krupp, director of Loe Anaelee'
Griffith Obeenratory.
.. WE AaE SftLL studying
co.mology. We are atill trylng to
say, tbJ.a ii our universe, thia la
what il'a like and t.b1a ls our
place in it." be said at a meeting
of the American Association for
the Advancement or Science
Krupp la a lead.inc member
of the new field of
arcbaeoaatrooomy, which tries
t.o identify and undersund the
role and practice of aatronorny
in Ions-dead clviliuUooa.
"It bu chanled our oplnioD in
the direction of undentandlng
that they (ancleot civilliationa)
were much more aopblsticated
than had been suspected . . . We
have very much t.o learn from
the ancient ways of looking at
the universe," Anthony Aveni of
Colgate University in Hamlltoo,
N .Y., said al a news conference.
PR EBISTORIC PEOPLES
lived lo intimate contact with
lbe natural world. The Umln& of
plantina and barvestine and the
migration of animals meant the
difference between life and
death. Tbe celestial event.a that
signaled the changtne aeaaaos
were obvioua subjects for atudy
and often took on religious
overtones.
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Cholesterol
Researched
-, .._ Pfi&& &IUN<SOllN
IACaAIUNTO CAP) -Leo llcCarUa1 r•· malae• A11embl1 •Pt•ker today. ha.int
aWYlncl two •otee to DfU Dr. ai'5cullll: WUt .,. doeton dcUI -blm bat f.adlll Q II 6.1--6-_..._ ' unnlentt,,. barr9a• bJ LOI' pa...._ "'.., baYe blcb cbdr'erol dole to 400.
cballeo1er Howard ~~.,. wtll admit tbal's quite btP-lb ECO la all Bermu. r\P\. but then'•. bbtGwJ Of beat ll&taclm in Ql,J
Tb• A11embl• met tamii1 -bolb 1D¥ f.U. ud • mdl bavtq died 1 fn>m ~ dlleue. t•o hourt TUHday Now, I've been what mJ own dodor admit. la
atibt .... eDOUCb to .... ----·' .-L.I -at Mooclav•1 UDIUC· a c...,_ ... ve mat.tent. l'ft quit ln--'DI. I've -, taken otf about'W 'pounds. rw .. CID a rather ceutul ..,.. to ,...,.. lb'tct ..,., cbo'-d-ol diet.
McCarthy. ~ months of ••t>e-
8\JT BDllAN. a LOI ( DOCTOR IN } inf an atieptiGDa11y Cood Aqele8 Democn1 .tao bo '' 1· .. been rewarded
wu 11~·· all7 un· THE HOUSE rrf bJ repana that tell
W a mondl aco. uJd be me lb.at ID)' cbole9terol
wll l cballeose the bu bardb' faDea a btt. apeakll' ftW1 time the rn t&km a1acLD lb.at Dun"t belped, ell.ber.
AIMmbly meet.I. .., questkla la: where do I SO from ben? I want to
Tbe oat meetlq la do eve~ pGUible to prevent a bea.rt attack,
Thursday mor1lin1, and haft beeo dcUl lt.
when Goy. Edmund But wbl& elle la tJ)ere t.o do? Rave docton
Bf01'D Jr. will preeeot liven up • trMttnc hip ~'! I'll ap-
bil pJ'Ol)ONd budlet and predate 8Q7 tnformatioo you can live to bolaW'
g l v e b l 1 a n n u a 1 my 1plritl. -•· G.
leaitlatlve eddreu.
Lawmaken came pre-DEAR MR. G.: In most inltaDces, patient.a u
pl.nld for another loQI eomclmtioua u rau are. would ba.e lowered their
ae11loo Tuelday nt1ht ebo~ reacttap after loalJlc so mucb wei&ht.
aimllar to Monday'• qwt:tiq ciprettea, and beinl oa a diet low ln
U -bour meetJn1 that saturated fata. Bul there are~· I. can UD·
lasted put mtdni1bt. denta.Dd~ )'OQ are frultraled after baviq been
th "aucb a boy." But ey adjourned after two boura because Cootnry to what JOU believe, docton haven't
McCarthy wu Ul and liven up. For ex.ample, there's a report in the New
left 1hortly after the En~ JOW'1lal of MedidDe bJ Paul Samuel,
boue CCJavened. :;_ ·· :' tra~rc~ with •mall
THE SP., ... _._ -'·'t· ea an an c called neomydD. Your doctor ~ ·~ ml .. "'tbe1.nterestedinre••u ..... ...__-.._,_. ed a Capltol nurae ... --.~ .. ugoog
earlier in the day and
appeared to be com.J.ng
down with the nu, said
bl• pre11 1ecretary,
Howanl Ginlold-
A a a em bl y man
Richard Robimoa, D·
Santa Ana, a Berman
supporter, made the
formal motion to re·
move McCarthy as
speaker, u Robinaoo
bad Mooday.
BE NEEDED 41 votes
amoo1 the 80 Ataembly
memben. but. only got
21 ·1, 26 Berman sup.
porters plus A s·
semblyman Mike Gage ,
D ·Napa, a rormer
McCarthy backer who
lblnka the Democratic
caucua majority abould
rule. 1'be DO vote WU
Auemblyman John
Vaaconcello1, D·San
Joae. Republican.a 8Jld
the rest ot the McCarthy
aupporten absta1Ded.
Monday's motion had
failed 27·2.
BERMAN, ROM Los
An1eles. lll cballengmg
McCarthy becauae he
said tbe speaker has
spent too much lime
runnlng for statewide of.
fice 10 Ul82 and neglect·
ed the 1980 leaialative
races.
McCarthy's powers
were clearly erod.itll u
the caucus elected
Berman as 1t.s chainnan
Monday.
SOME OF THE D0CT0&'8 conclualona:
"Neomycin with choleatramlne bu reduced
cboleat.erol levela by 38 perceaL
·'Should practitioners treat tbelr
bypercbolesterolemic paUenta with neomyan !
Tbe anawer la probably a quaUfted yea. Tbe dnll
can aale!J be med iD Mleded blab Ii* ~ wltb byperebolatarolemia aae.....i r.a1
<kSdDe~ att"°'&P f'reqllll& macdtortnc
for un aide elfecta la LDdlcated.
"WE DO KNOW TllAT 'l'llE dr\11 replariy
lowen cbolesten>I levels but la potentially t.olic
Thus, risb aod benefits muat be carefully
we1ehed."
Arter wet~ all the fada ID JOQJ" cue. Kr.
G., your doctor make the deciakm.
llEDICALE I I f.8
Dear Dr. Sa.a.e,..a.a: J aelf-eumme my
breaata every maoth aa f'l!!C"O«l\rnended by the
American Cancer Society. I've bad mammc>c·
rapby andnQine~cb+t14111.
But 1 IUll WCllTJ aboal cw.. ~c• Uoa u that I ban ...,. larp ......,., to
my doctor. tbla miles dJa.,,,,,.ia mon dlmeuh. I!
there any •uaestion you can name?-lln. F.
DEAR MRS. F. · I 've JUll received a
Radiology News Digeat which lti.Js ol a report lo
the Sept.ember laaue of "Radiok>c>'" ln wblcb
Kansas docton declare that a tomograpbic breast
s~anner used lo conjunctioo wrtb ccmtraat material
(lodloe) "i.a aupenor \0 mammography, lbermoe·
rapby or pbysJcaJ euminaUoo for diapwlnc
breast cancer "
The Kansas radJologist.a reported that the
tomography scan correctly diagnosed 97 percent of
the breast can~rs surveyed, Wbl.le mammo1-
rapby 's accuracy wu 77 percmt and lbennoc·
raphy was S8 percent.
The ph)'lliclans aa y that tbe procedure can detect
and dlagnoee "totally unsuspected very small 2·3
mm breast c~rs in both dense and fatty breast.I.··
,, ....... •-•re• Rosa Park.a. whose
refusal to lit 1D the
back of the bua in
Alabama sparked a
chain ol civil rlghta
protests that rocked
the South, wtlt be
awarded tbe Martin
Luther King Jr. Non·
violent Peace Prize
in Atlanta next week.
Opening
Of Thrift
Shop Set
The Salvation Army
will celebrate the ex·
panalon of ita c.o.ta Mesa
thrUt abop Jan. 18, be&in·
oin1 with a 10 a.m. rib-
boo·cuttina ceremony.
Roy McCardle, volun·
teer chairman of the local
Salvatkln Army Service
Extenaioo Committee,
and Ml.16 Coat.a Mesa,
Suzanne Rubio, will
participate.
Tbe atore, at 2126 Harbor 11lW., will ex-
pand by z.G tcauna feet
to a total of S,300 Iqua.re
feet.
The atorea provide
homes and work for ban·
dlcapped men to rebuild
and renovate dtacarded
bomebold item.a. ObjeeL'>
available fOT sale include
cloUunc. fWllllure aod
a pp I.lances.
YMCA Offers
Swim Le8sons
The Orange Coasl
YMCA UI offenna swim·
ming lesaon.s ror all ages
Ul a five.week aeaaion
that got \Dier way Moo
day.
Jnlonnatioo can be ob·
ta1ned by calling the
YMCA at6'2·9980.
Degree Given
Newport Beach resi·
dent David G. Gibson
bu completed require-
ments for a muter's
de&l'ff ID psychology at
Utah State Univenity in
Loean, Utah. "They are noted and analyzed
and then they are diffused into
other parts of the country."
And if they 6o, she said, "the
implications are potentially very
if'eat."
Near Chatsworth, KruPP aaid, archaeoastrooomers recenUy ------------------------------------
The state la a prime example
of a bi&bly aopbiaticated,
teebnolollcal aoclety, and u a
result la alao "a place that la
dominated by eomplexity and
where th1nga are uncertain," be
laid.
··TBE•E AaE A LOT of
. development• refiectine the
ecology movement and
anti·acience." Bradshaw saJd.
Dorot&y Leonard·Barton of
Stanford University aaid one
such development la "voluntary
simplicity" -a lifestyle bued
on reduced conaumptioo,
environmental concern and a
desire for greater
self -aufUciency and
decentraliution.
She said 1everal years of
research abo1lr um simpler .. ,
• of llvln1 ml&bt be&hl wlth
' 1lmpl• act• Uk• recyellna
Foremost amone them would
be a real chance t.o use j>ersooal
conservation to eitend ener&Y
and mineral auppllea, she aaid.
There also could be a shift lo the
marketplace as people demand
some durable, recyclable eooda
and do-it-younelf product..
Workshop Slated
By Garden Club
A "Green 'lbumb Workshop"
including a demonatraUon on re-
pottl ne ferns will blibligbt
Friday's meeting of the Laauna
Beach Garden Club.
Club members will meet at
the Lacuna Beach Women's
Club, 288 St. Ann'• Drive beeiD·
DlDI at noon. For lnformat.ioll,
call Tonl Gach at 49'1-l.344.
foand an elaborately painted
rock wall beneath an overbana
in wblcb a sort of window aeema
to have been hacked out
hundreds of years ago.
On lhe day of the summer
solstice, the day the sun reaches
lta nortbemmoat polnt lo the
aky. "when the sun comes up,
the very fi.rlt thing that happens
ll that an arrow of ll1ht falls
throucb the window sq uarel oo a
aet of concentric circles and
points directly at the center,"
Krupp said.
SllllLAR SOLAR
observatories and others much
more complex have been found
elaewbere around the Amertcu.
Aveni described a vaat,
compln system ol rock towers
built by tbe Inca Iodlana of Peru
in the 14th and 15th centuries.
The towen apparently wer~
used much Uke sundials; their
1badows revealed tbe annual
movement of the sun and
identified the plantlnl HUOOI.
Throuabout Central and South
America, he said, an impoelq
array ot monument., towers,
marken and oblenatories were
used for an auortment of
••tronomlcal measurements
wltb practical and reU1ious
value.
Teen Arrested
In Car ·Thefts
Cotta M•a polle. belleve the arntt ol a Sot bor at 'lbeodoN
BoblDI J'ord ~ mded • --ol auto tbeftl at tbe car · ~
9nblp clurtnt that put tllNe
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Tb•J Md Gree K.ietb Babr. u. of .. Mon.rOirl• St.. Colta M11a .. .., WU b'eld on ,__.
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HOUSE FOR SALE will carry 2nd. En;oy
BYOWNER tennis, pool and lake dr, pool. lleu Del Mar facHiUea with this
Alu, ft.rm at $110,000. beautiful 3 bedroom COD·
Sl>.000 dwn. owner will do. Call for details.
finance, Prln only.
142·9909 dya, 559-9020
ews. Jr .V0008AIOGf
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551-3000 UC flOtt SN.GOO
OltpW owoen are sell· IDI tbelr 4 BR 1'4 aa•--------
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$111@, Sl.28,0llO.
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$136,500
2 Bclrm unit& wtth forced
air beat. tl2.000 existin& Ill. ..swJ.. Call6'5-9Ul1
Leate w /option to buy.
r.utalde, 3 br, 2 ba,
frplc.. 1mmac. $750 mo.
$UGO oplioo money. ~'ISM or MQ.. 7076.
4 Bed Rm. .... Venle
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lftdon. 213-4»-53iW
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h1gbly upgraded.
$159,SOO or lease at
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The
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One ol the rucesl mobile
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pool, spa. lawn bowl.mg
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Wide, almost new. lughJy
upgnded 2 bdrm . ram rm.. Goldenwesl Coach.
Double garage
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Professional landscap.
ing. trailer access and
seller financing are a few
afthe extru you get w1Lh
this 4 bedroom home
$1.Zl,900.
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~ Walker & lee
BIG CANYON
Spectacular golf course
ft!tate. 6600 sqJt. 4 to 6
Bdnm. 5a_, baths. Pool
and spa. Sl.295.000.
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fi73-7761
MEW HOME FOR
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This large quably bwlt
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oea.nng comple\100 and
ideally localed, steps
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$259,500. Builders say,
subnut your offers Call
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tails.
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642-5200
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rDl!lll' Coor.18\a of ooe 3
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Newly remodeled shop
pmg center 1n Costa
Mesa has sull.es avalla
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2131464-4538
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Plu.s large 3br. 2ba.
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From SS7 .950
Ptlonetoday <pnn only l
:>44· 143<1 (Broker )
1800 •••••••••••••••••••••••
90/o
Onl.y 25% down oo th.la
brud • buU.er f0W1>lo. Owner will carry
balance at K for 4 yn.
All 3 Br, 1 YI Ba unlla -------•I Yearly lnCOIDe Sll,.200. Over' llOO Pf' mo spenda-
•EXCITING•
Of'IN COUM'llY
Located In ShonlcUlfa
Country Club Park. A
bautilul M•M Vildn1
Home, w /everJtbiq ln· eluded. Oceao vtew
above Eltrella Goll Ii
Country Club, an °"""""· SPICtALIUY
8'NU\al ltd2 1Uyw91t
(Im) llobtle 8Qp)e In
Lqwu lJill.I. olceat 5
star part. hlS encl
pOtth. m1rToNd doonl,
1llttt wOod ID&eriOni. ·~ Tan llir aond. I aparioue Br~ .... ti.UI +.....,
......... Walk u. tio.eta. AJ1 'ar o•l1 '2t,SOO. oru...)
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MOIUHOMI J.wa
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ble. f\ill price 1118.900
3333W.c.o..tRwy,NB
'4M64'
COlfa...._TIWd
Only 23% down w1ll pt you tbeae Pride of
Onenbip UDJLa In super
~ OIM year new! a
Bedloom 2 Bath owner's
IDt. S218.!IOQ. m. lJ:ZO
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PLACE
NONIT11S"'
RENTAL
IN<X>ME PROPERTY
From $311,900. Modular
Type Homes. 24 hr
lleCUl'\ty, 3 pvt bncbes,
pool & peer Treasure lale
Pk. 30801 Pac1f1c Coaat
Hwy. Laguna Bcb,
R.M P <7141499-3579
WILL SUIOtlDtNA Tl
Two unrt.s. room to bu Id
2more OwMr wdl can;
flna.octng. S1 l.5,000 Call
565880 for more lllfo
·c: •-.. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
FOURPlD
MESA VEADE
Pride o f ownership
$Z!l.OOO Pnnc1pals only.
Ownr Agt. 641-0290
awu.IMG mPLEX
SAHCUMEMTI
On a well located comer
lol only 2 blU to beacb
und pier. AU 2 Bdrm 1.tn
1t1. Owner w\ll help
finance SUIB.500
CAU...OW!
644-7211
rJn l~l[Jfl
W\ll.( Y &
l\5~UC.IAT rs
ASSUM&LSE OPT10N
Tr..se or 1031' '135.000
eQ\8t,)'. 77x132' kit Mulu
Ul!e buldtngs Hvy duty
290 • dn ve & p.cis
Western Really Servi~
~2224
6~1TSO.C.
Seller fmanced tteB.500
FUii pnce 25~ dn will
break even Brkr.
700-1016
2200
•••••••••••••••••••••••
lZLOT
SUIDtVISION
Prime Garden Grove
local.IOn. all utibl.Jes &
roads to the property
Ready to ao 012.000
1'Jn NllJll.
lJl\lll y &
l\55Ul11\ll':i
tka 11114 Dnert, ..... 1400 .......................
FORUASI
New 2 bedroom 2 b9UI
home. MlHloo Lah• Couatry Club. Oolf·
tmnla-l)OOI. Blautllul17
l&Ddsuped, no main·
tmance Jani. _,OuNw.aae Rd. DIMrt HotSprlop
:lu.srt-2S1a
Br cmdo. '811lla, pool.
.. Hime. pvt. Jllnl. pr. ~ dllbte. l~ba.
associated
tt .. .. • .. • • ... .. ~ .. ,., . . .
a BR 2 ea. rum. w June
15.lll!l>mo.
17M743
3124 .......................
PDol, MWta. .. cno. sm mo. -.11D. "=·..-. _,.B()nap. 1-'---------HOJOS roa llE!n
Zale 2br, 1ba. • 7ard. s "' 4111-. Prteed from pr. VS7 dea. A.dub. ._._ hod yard ~ ,..,._11""°•-1ara1u. i'am.llias
pleue. JUcb • pets ZBr, ZBa Towabo111e. .. •• Calltl4-Zlllor
AvmL .,.. M50tmo. Call •• ... n'f4fior..,...Wo. m.SIL~nofee.
IOCOOMJEW PACIFICA "10.1 Br, i be. nr. Khool. CON004JD the beach. 2 ~~~: sty, 2Br, 2Ba. patio. ...__Dr ~ ..... ,,. ..... Pool, sauna. tee rm, ..... · """_,. • --~ total .ecurity, sub-terr
AvaJl. aft. Jan. lotb. ~ 1 yr lae avail
hmilJ cmi7, DO .,.ta. 2 or bmned. l150 unfum, tBS0
3 Bdrm. $415/mo. bl. furn. Terry Crenmao
last 6 SlOO cleanup. •'JOODdya.
Gl-45'18 381'. lBa., Wahr" Dryer. smmo. + ulla. Call
~:~9PM. Eutaide 218 8 Coala
tta *'°' t .._. 316' MeN St.. 2 bdrm. No
·-·-··· .. ··-········ dop....,. Call ~11141 •NEWPORT
KEIGRl"St •
3tir. 2ba, 2 frpka, compl
furo Ju1t bring
tootbbruab. AduJta No
Pets 430 Redlandi.
S750Mo 213-473· 7714 or
2J3.47G.2221
.._..U.fuwl hd .......................
Lumrioul EM*W'e home.
38r. 2~Ba. Pooa. 1pa,
sauna $900 I mo. lY r
&.. At$ ,87$-seM.
HUGIMIWZIR
Fplc,gar,q\Ael,pnv
Pal.IOa, yard eu. etc.
Low mo¥e m coat.
~ Adult.a. "'2..o83S
YACAHT
4 Bdrm 2 Ba. extremely
clean. OWd.ren 6: pell>
OK SS 25 mo Agt.
9112-4411 uoz 3 br. 2 ba, fam. rm. frpk' ~~~~~~~~
8"Pl. pool, Jan. • 1'100. .......................
~atLSPll lkM --Hwt1r 1242 ....................... 14 '4EWPOtn ICH
,. .. d .....
Pml.mW. 2Br S550wntr
0n ~ 28r Idea S2000
38r, Mesa Woods boCDe
Near achoola. cburcbes • rro.m..-1e Jbr. 3ba. ~
So. CoMt Plaza $700 mo f.ad, boet slip avail 2 ar
S4l-3lm or ~ an.. pr 9125.llo. ~
u..tw..lelltGh 12. ---.,.... 124•
2 Br nr bcb 1:500
3 8r2ba. nrbcb~
2Br. pool. tenai.I $700
38r. pool. termla S100
Lido 2 Br. or all SiO
On water 2Br 2ba llll50
On water 2 Br /deo SJ.JOO
On Waler, VIEW. Ice
2 Br+deo szzso 1-new 3Br 2 ba 9llOO
2BR DOLLHOUSE.
Palisades area. Prt
yard. 2 car pr. Ocean
VJeW. 2 bds ok. A vallable
1·15 S.t mo. ~.
Gl·UD.
UJXURY 2br 2ba C'ODdo, 2
lit)', dbl pr, beam c~. f\l, pool ti spa.~. bt ti
last. 842-5290
~--~&o bllf, l br. 2 ba. frpk:. im·
mK-~mo. a..m4"' .. ~
NEW 2 Br. 2 ba ,
townbouae. Laundry,
pMio. Adults, DO pets. sm w 1chsc:ioum ~ 7300
~~~ ••• ~~ SUper ZBr Towobouae. ~ k>c Dtx futu.rea,
Sl'YGl.ASS .. U. frplc . bll1ns, sszs.
4 Bdrm 2 ~ Ba . pool, 6C2-0:M6
VleW l year teue. SL500 --------
mo Owner. 644-1.968 Mesa Verde. 3 BR J 14 Ba,
pat.lo, eart.btoM cpt.s, BeautifuJSpygJassest.ale new paint. $625 mo.
Outstanding ocean • TSl-2300 s.46-57~
battJor VleWS 4 Bdrm + ' -----
f a m 1 I y. S2000. Agt. Sharp 4 BR 2 Ba, comer
700-93.13 lat. oew pai.nt, carpet.I. &
5Br. 3Ba, 2SCJO sq ft. z
separate Living area
Ganiener" incl 8>0mo.
""' Mt-183:S
-lmmac 1 BR, beams. c-tao. carport. M2S yrly. '°' Jasm.me. &-1a
O\amunc 3br. 3ba house,
frpc, be.I, paUo lYJ btb
to bch. '790-031 T
drapes. $595 mo. Ca II
~a>. ult for Larry or
Pam
.......................
lllMTAJ.S
188.lBa .•........ MOO z Bil. 2"'l 1>a. •••••••• ms a BR. 2 Ba. . ........ 9lO
2 Bil. 2YJ Ba ......... S'lCO
S8dr. 2ba.. De'W Crpt. drpr.. ar tpk, KJds 0 K $lliOO
4.512 Walnut A ve.
7S2-12B2. or Cl )492 0646
~.4br. 2•,ba. up
anded. all appl Grdnr.
pooi. pr* lllOO 7S2 ~
WOOOBRlDGE CONDO
38r, 2...,.811. rum rm .
ftllk. dtM gar. Sti2S mo
M).0016
Woolllndge Estate!>. Wr
ti den I story A~Mll
pr1v $675 mo I' P
11112-SQaf\ ~PM ----
MEW l ... Zia hH.
lllOOmo
493-71fi'7 ----Woodbridge • \t.ic'1 .. d amcle famlly homes ! br
•2br•den Eachwrth2
bat.bs, 2 car garage. fll>k, A C. m1 crowaH'.
aiao gar dr openeri..
~ spnnkler system &
mucb more Nr. lake .
teams, pools & Jacuu~
Becreauonal package m ·
ct _, • S720 Lease
B-llOl2
Noitbwood Ptace. new ex
-""'---------• ec. 4br home. Yrly be II» mo. AvaU. 1mmed. -..s
Gr.mtne !BR 2ba, frplc.
81121mfrom pool, or Irv.
Hl1b. HOO. Days.
131·1118, Ev t wknd
~------~ --~------·-551~-Gll8~~-----
,
NiCuel &born Garden' BllJGrund)', Realtor
balDa I Br, med.pd, •Br 2 ....., •---il beaol. landacp. Pvt .. · -. ~· ava a comm. walk t.o bcb. tl50 ble. J car ,....,.. Walk
lo SIOO. Mardi, Act. '° beacb +IM aw\m • eaior•H'Bl tennla facll Alt .
~;,..;;..;~;.;._..:...;...~.:..._-~ !IS7-0101
Jl'rltt>', 2 bdrm. 2 ba paUo --------
bame w/alr cond. llOft 0.. IBr. lBa w ~k
....... frplc, froot i. rear ~ ~~ lo
plltiim, }oedecl W/chaJ'm. ' ----
UQUNA BEActt MTR
INN Ila.Ml ten • t0l0r
TV. bN~ pool \JlU
Ol04M·UM. No) No
~tttry
~' 62 Bdrm•. ....... aa.ndY bHch, vt.w
6 BBQ, au Tbru June.
M1'$U(> ...... 1 -
U1 ,....._.. 31 .. .......................
i.... q*' 1 br, comoJ. NMhc. Pool • patio.
MM&a. -paU. IUalO ...
.....,. 2 tir. l ba. 11&1\ pd.
No 1ar•I•· tno. ..-.:~
1 Br. ac:-..cl ,.,., •.
Ca1t1ldo. tSOO mo.
Adllalb, nopeb. A1·11'14
2 Bdnm. 1 bal.b apt.
Adu)U. $1'15. mo. Gu
pm611to-5m.
-· Ur. patio. CID. U.MAMCMAAPT'S ;:.~~·~;."riarts La191. l.W bd prden _. ________ , ap&a. Ad'llU. Dsbwbr,
I 8drm. I Bal, lroat wUt ol bltm. eocl pr. ps bbQ ~. Dcell klcaUoo A>ol. G• Pd-m Scott
mu-Npt KO.a l yr leue Pl.~; ~»11
•in!!!!mo!!:.:toc~l.~w~a!!ter~ls_J % bule br in super klca· :: . "-·Ml).~ tkm. iro-.md floor. built·
g .saDE 2 br, patio. &o k[tcben. $3251110.
prqa. MWU. DO pet.a. Adulta. NoWi P.U.Aioqpt.ulEre
.. 180 2lat. 541·21Z1 -w. illoo . ..;;.;.;..,;__-~_;;_----I ~~~..;.._-----~
*I Br, 1 ba oondo nr. So. BEAUTIFUL 1reenbelt °*' P\ua. New crpta, pool. 1 mi ocean. X-lrg
drpl, AtC, pool, aecurlty b G II &ale. Cblldren ok, no 2 r. $395. ar ava
pets M&O. 983-~ or ~Apta.Z221Canyon ~LSl CM. M6-0l54
"11 a11l IO bMda. l.IS)• uac. a bdm 1 b&. c-.
to n•r1thln1. ao1
1111 ...... O....B!a!tz: mes
IMCMWOOO 4'n
llr.lba .... ~:: ---~"° S>ool, Jacuaa•..t-~ las. MM&a.ao,_. .... i.o.
itx', TowaboUM. New.
SecurilJ. leull, apa,
mu~mzi-.
Orda9ml. m-.,.
2 Br. 2 ba t.ownhome •
prqe. laundry. paUo.
Cbe lo bul UM. AdutU.
no p!!a. Sll6. ~1Z1'9.
MuutBSWAUC
~ 2 81\ 11;'11 Ba
&pl., tpk, pat.lo fs eocl
,.,...,.. Nr Hunt.lQCloo
Harbour. IG5 mo. 1-2
JlbCT No 1 . ....,.,
lbr. 2ba. erpa. drpa,
blti.al, pyt patio. Very
cleao. CloM to 1cbb it
1be>Wln1. Very qu.let.
2:13el ·2'112
SC'75. 3 Br. 2 ba. encl
g.arqe, frpk. all bltn.I,
new crpt, W ID hookup
'r.il.. M,mt "2· 1903
...... .._. 4JOO OM. .... 4411 .......................
......~omo.•oeat .......,,.,...,
eOQtJ l'IOMJ• IOO .. J7IO S. ft.
l.uDn' *· a., ""9! Oftlle..... 4400 llllA VERDE l>B Yrb' lM ITU. la"'°'5 _................. PLAZA
ft9. m ~Dr. approa ''tMraV ... &.C.M •
Profeulooa\ female 100 aca ft, will Wld to MMIJI needs l ·bedroe>m. uo· •ldt, •mple parldo1. __ 18Cf_;;..;..;;_Ol.,...;.;IUY;;,._. __
t\niabed apartment In JGlm ftlberlG-IUL
Corona del Mar. :tzalq.n. -mo. :'f.Cio1!1:='.!::e
Newport Beach or Sll7Waltclift,N.B. lltlee tlTJ,GOI w/SlOO.OOO
Ne•pOl1 Hei;bta area. Apnt.MHGIZ awn ... 0 IJDCI St .• ....... Hlwport Bt9da. Call .. Ell9c. Gies. 225aq. I\. fl'OCD cWalJa Slena a.alt.7
~~ ··-MIWI TllPLD
Olluu I bdnD., 2~ ba , ~ apedoua; qu.allty
built; Superb location
"Top ol lbe line ..
fealW"• Avail. IH>W , tram ms per mo. A&eat
~
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IMS bee:ba6or'. ut.11 pd, wlk
to bcb. No pet.I 411'2-6145
or~S1'04 ____ _
s.toAM 3110
a.. leey "" ... u. 11>'19
jmltorl.a1 iDd. S5'7-10l0. ID>~'--aq;;;ofl'--ln-medl_e_al_bldc._
WAIW.r Avail ror lmmed. OC· UJXURYSU1TE8 cupucy. Ampi. park·
3US. ll&Yllde Dr. NB ms. New..-~ MS-«IOl.
m•.117S-ZJOO Small omce •&bop. Cll.
NEWPORT BEACH bus. C • a a a • u m e I • e .
bnlar bM 2 acceu ol S2$0+ /mo. 141-U79.
Oen + recept. aru .. .,
avail Furo/unfurn. ---------mesl , H.tDO'aYD. DIC. SUt1IS ca. -.-. _. ,...
A eocrHnwlkln tbat can l mo.
t.be8l! e.rfect klcatioo l.o,McC ... Dr.
lda9e to frwya. airport. S.-11Jt
reatauranll >. prof.~~~~~~~~~ IMICl'd.art aJ aervs, Ideal r:
oftka fr beauutuJ peo. ce ll!Ollq. ft. lite dun
pie. For more info. call aep tJlda. Pri•. bath Ir
Dev at W71-Zl6l p ark I n 1 . Ya rd fr
UIXUttOUS warebouae or manul. ~also avail. But Dl.CUTlvtSUms c M lnduat area.
'fD.'Jal
4Br. 2Ba bouae. dot
aelcbborbood. n r
adw:dl, leue, $$75 mo.
a411Dor&D-lll0
,. , d1P't.
Near Wectie. 2 Bdrm.
family rm. frpk . 3 ba. 3 car pr S750 mo. Yrly
lse l7S-5tl7
THE
"GOOD
3 Bdrm apt, 5'75 mo Gas 2Br. downstain. kids 0 k • I,...,.. Jt44 ••••••••••••••• ••••• •••
Paid •ncl 0 ar adlts •'1D mo. all Jan 7 600 S-. 2 Br. l', ba. pool, ·"' .. ' W . Hamilton SL .•••••••-•••••••••••••• IJlllLIO.lar•&11".UDJDaC
OHien now anti. In MO-G74,'7»1S
depnl}y appoint.ed Ex ecw~ Surtes cectrally •COSTAMISA•
IG-5073 g.2917 3 BR coodo. 2 ba • frpl. nr condo uoe w ~
l Bdrm pl l I t pool 6 tmru.a S750 Mo Gemmi Rlty 839-SS23
loc.ud near frHway1 , 370 £. 17\b Sl. Ralpb 's
courts fr the Oranee Mkl. 1200 1q. fl
LIFE" a ' enc arage, 2 Br. pauo. garage No yea.rty ----$325 mo. IH paid n.u68eac:h Kl-5073 pets. 1 child OK. $3$5 .-,
Co u n t y A 1 r p o r l ~m.1371 l''ac1ht1u include a -- -
.......... 32'7 fntndly, cff11:1enl ~p •Ml'Wf'OaT jC.M. ....................... 1276 YEAR·ROUNO FUN
Social At"'"""" 01 rector • f r,.,. SuncJ.1y
~ll850 L9Jlllll ..... .......••.............. l 1 on 1 1 l le I e p b o n e Up to 4'1CIO 14.ft. avaJ.J. at
CJpl!ntOr who ueeu your pnme corner. l7tb •
chma and am'ftn your Nwpt Bl. m.aoo BOll!S POR RENT •••-•••-•••••••••••• •
3 or ' Br. Priced f l"OID NeWim'.aBr. 2Ba, c 1se LO ._..._ FDcd yard il bch. NO PETS, $S25 m<>.
1ara1u. Families Ml..-.C-1720
plea1e. Kida Is pet• .r__._ ... _ 1•10 welocome. Call~ or --& 9Jl.,31171. A(I., DO fee. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mn: t..... l26' Nr. So. Coat Plua. 3 BR pot 2ba c.ondo. $S.'iO /mo. A.gt. ....................... ~
M> PEE! Apt.. Ir Coodo --------
ftntala. Villa Rentals BeauWul 3Br. 11n8a Coo-m-t912 etr. do + garage. vacant, nr
So. Cal Plaia. 241 W
'IUCX:lf OF CLASS Condo Alt.on Unit C. Open hse
beaut decor. 2br, 2ba, Sun t ·S or call Rosie
bale. ocn view. FantaaUc 848-ZJQ
aetting. Plus club Ilse. 3298 Billiards, pool, sauna, Westssckat.r
l)'Dl. spa, sec. prking .. •••••••••••••••••••••
$74SM<> 213-425 7671, HOME.5 FOR RF.NT
714-968-3680 3 or 4 Br f>ric-ed from
$4116-$585. Fncd yard &
Harbor V\ew Knolls Coo·} garages . Families
do <Ford Rd & San please. Kida & pets Mi.cUel ), very qwe\ area. wt:tcome. C.119114--ZSM or
2br. micro. pa bbq. pvt m.znL At).. QO{M.
f~!.?...: P!!!· tenoD11 . c h :LJ ,
--· •·-mo. ay ,_Mthd 3400 (71' )776-1100 , eve ... •••••••••••••••••••• .:..?SZ-:::...1.lllO::::.:...:~· ______ , VUla ln Rancho San Joa-
3 BR 21,Aa Ba exec condo 1o QWl designer decorated most prestigious Bluffs and elaborately furn
locat.loo. Perfect cond 2br, 21·sb.a, steps t.o lst
$1150mo.644-731S tee & driving range. ---•Panoramic view .
Larae 3 br, 2 ba. walk to $\OOOmo. Adults. No
beach. comm poolJS It Peu 714 S.Sl-4603 __ _
teonls. S750 mo Fanu!y ~ &-;.ch Elegant, ~3J70 spacious I BR. 2 Ba rum.
(4e 3 BR. 21/2 ba dplx: by decorator. Use of
Frplc, patio, 2 car encl amen.Illes SBSO. 675-5700
f;"'· '550/mo. "s5vt•llo13/3159. CllNlla ttheh•a ror app\. · • u.fww1119ed 3425
Brunch • BRO ~ • PtH
oes •Plus much mort1
GREAT RfCAUTK>H·
Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Health Clubs• Sdun11o
Hych'omassagf' • SW\!'11
ming • Goll Driving
Range
BEAUl'IFUL APAAl' •
MEHTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedroom:.• fur
mshecl & Unturn11oh11d
• Adull Uvil'IQ • No PAI~
• Moduli, Opun dJ1ly
~to 6
Oakwood
~,rden Apertmenta
Newport Beach/So.·
1700 lblh SI
1().,. .. 1 11 lblhl
(714) 642 8t70 . • Newpof1 8Hcft1No.
880 Irvine
li•I lbl'11
1714) 645-0550
2BR2ba Unt.dJunel501
$425 mo. ul1I incl
873--2UJ
On the ocean. 2 br $475
mo 1 br $400 mo f'eb
1st. 631-0900 or 836-8127
IASTsaoE
New 6 completely . re
rurbasbed. 2 • 3 Bdnn
rotlapa. aome wrth encl.
1ara1ea . Yard a, wubltr /dryer book-up.
No p«a. From $&25. 2817
Ddeo Ave.131-1755
Spedoql 3 BR. famdy IJv.
1ng. Playiround. pool 64frl.a6 ____ ~_
Near oew 2 br. 2 ba, bltn.s.
no pets . $395 mo
5681175, eve 1-.141.8
1 Br EasWde. small but
CDC! w tlola ol neat wood. sm. S61· 16lllO.
WAU..ACEST. APTS
Newly decorated 2 br
apt. $370. I frM mo. rent
SmlU e:blld ok, no peU.
2.Bdrm, stove & refrig. _64.S-Ml_;_.....::;..l _____ _
AduJt.a, no pets, $350. •New 2br coodo nr. So.
A1ao lbr ~-eo.st Plaz.a. Pool. spa
548-0t92 S4SO mo. n9·0217.
2 Br 2 ba apt. or. So. C8l
Ptua. Poola. etc lm·
mlic. cood. No children
or peta. $42:>. Iese dL8
COUlll 963-7 41.8 • 113S-4447
extD
1315 l Be. relrlg. clean.
adult.a. no pell. 731-C W.
Ullh St. 673-TT87
~4
ZBr House. pvt yard, gar
Pool Adults $425 mo
Manager 3453-B Orange
2 Br, l ba Eutaide.
Adult&. no pell. $450 mo
311> YIUl Pl. 833-IUl2
1.111.Br w /prqe. kJta of
atora1e. refrt11atove. Townhouae apt $MS. 2 Br. mature aingJe. xlnt ref l~ -Adutta. DO pe\a. -· -UL . .._.. 1M3 Pomooa. Call for .... y. -mo.~·
appl ~ Lee 2 BR. 2 ba, frplc.
petio. gar. S390 S56-08W1 .
7-8am ~miig s:DS-$425 1"2 Br apts,
balcony. pallo. laundry nn. some w encl l(arage
&frplca
TSLMgmt 6'2·1603
--
lBr Aval.I 011d-Jan. Zl9
W Wilaon.
~1819 $216()
Oceanfront wmter rental. Beaut 1 very lg bdrm.
2br.2ba.SSOO. pfueh. laundry, 1mmac
tbr. bltms, balcony, crpt.s
& drps . Adults. NO
PE'l'S. S'l915Mo 979-4410 714/642-0MJ.213/927·~1 grounds lB26 Pom<>na s:rzs mo. 8M-8086.
Bayfront furnlahed . -------wt.atef' renuil. 2br. new carpel. patio,
Broker. 675-4912 lads OK. S350Mo. let &
VfiL.\ POMONA
APARTMENTS
.......................
Nit m oclus1ve Vu.ton• Beach. lbr. 2ba. newly
det'o raLed De ck
w1111agnlficent ocean
view Step• Lo bch seoo Mo 1 n cl u t 1 1
4N-i&21
OceanrronL 1 br ... dt!n.
frplc. le~ wmdow11 In
old Medlt.erra~an VtUa
oo t'IJfr overloo•ung pn v
beach Secluded Many
trees. Gar Sol( adll
pre/ No Pet.a. S795Mo.
714-* IMi89
!Br w1rrplc. downlown
lA&Un», S350 Avail
now Call Martha.
61 1161or494-3672 eve11
........ IHdl )16' .. .............•.......
PAIK.-WPORT
Bat'belora. t or 2
Bec:boocns Ir Townhouses
From S3lllO 00
Spectacular spa. tot•I
re<'reation program.
IOClal program 7 poola. 8
t.enrua cowu AL F'a.stuon
Island, Jambortt Ii San
JoaqW\ Hills Road
'7141644-1900
~
HOAG JUDUCIO
Highly upgraded. pro
fess100all y decorated I
BR Bach lD Ve1"1la11le11
Condo oveTlooluna roun
tain " p11rk -l1ke
courtyard. Full secunly bk1&. $475 /mo. Ca II _S&.">_'lSM _______ --1 ....................... ,
WfSfCUFF JBr. 2Ba, F PreU.y,2bdrm,2ba,patio ---------IL, Cult. llil .. gdnr., la» home w /air cond.. soft. 2 ..;r, 1 ba. rurn, wtr. MOO
mac. eond. 1825848-23211. water, frplc, rront at rear 1 Bil. l ba , bayfroot. _;__..;_;;.;.....:_.;:.;.;:...._;_.;.....:.._..;_~ petioa. k»ded w /cbJarm. '°um· yearly. M25 UDO ISLE. 3Br. l\;Ba, _rn.._7901. _______ 3 BR. 2 ba .• bay view.
last. Open al Til8-8 W.
1.8UL SS7-4.579
Newly decon\.ed 3 Br 2 Ba
lownbouae. Spacious
firelllace il pool. Qwet
area. Mhdta, no peta.
M5(). m51M916&5-33U
Phone 642·2015
•Lovely. qwel all adult
bldg
oSpecioul 162 Bdrms
oC.arpel 6 drapes
•Pool •BBQ
•Pvt.__paUQ Of baJc:oo.y
•Nr. Hoag Hospital.
llhoppin& Ai 2 ml from
beach.
<:4644-7211
ASK FORNJGEL. A.gt
3br, 2ba. ocean view
Newly~ derorlted ..2231 · lge paUo. $1000 mo. VlLLA BALBOA. new. fl.ftl., wmt.tt. Sl,000
lease. 8'7lH083 2 Br 2 b a . fa m rm •
HARBOR VU HOMES w bayvlew, $1.00 mo,
lminaculat.e MONACO TS-31l8M·F.
Model. 3 br, 2 ba, tamlly 2 Br ...... -CA th. JB bome In qulel, conv. -. -mon r
location. SIG mo Ava\l. 1 ~. 16.:iO month. SSO
11\S. Call Debt Blbb, ArJ.. good bouaekMPinl de-
m-«JCIO orM2...,. (eve). ducUon. M&-M21.
3 ·4 Bdrm duplex . 2 Br 2"'b•. 2-car aa~.
IS50/f'50. Encl 1ar. ~. :::.~.)==
(rplca. Near beacb. or k.ldl. t500. 531·9481 or ..,... All IQ.1313.
~-~-~~---s U PER SH A R P OCEAN VIEW N 8 Adlt
SPARKLING. New 2br 2ba f-1n b~ club carpets. drapes etc. 3 • • •v-. • . .bdJ'm. 2 ba. Walk t bae. pool. sec, rn5. Ctn·
beach. '745/mo. yrly di, 731-578S,eves 731·2835
~~ Luxury condo . in
beautllul aWTOundinaa.
Ilg ~ eoodo; 3 BR, 3Br, 2Ba, brick f11»lc . 2~ ba. llove-tn cond. Shllabt, swimming =~mo~· pool, carafe. laundry
C. F. Colmwortby hookup, tnab compac-
Realtor '40-002Q tor. 9560/mo. 811-3112.
associated
1J110 .-r 11~ 11r "' rr "'>
}IJ/' 'i/tl fri ,of • # ' 1 t C.
•• ..ocEANYRONT Spectacular vlew. 4Br.
w1t1y1moatbly rn..1m ,... ...... ....... , •. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• J806 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Larae 1Br. sun deck.
waber/dryer. yearly on
ly. *500 mo. 87~11Cf78
CorOMdtl Mer J822 .......................
Pvt 2 brz 2 ba w 1exquialt.e. view Of bay on hlllllde
Gu'qe, ref'ril. waaber ~
dryer. ID> mo. 87~5205
2br, lba, 1un deck, frplc, 4
bib from wat.er. 16.:iOMo.
Avail. 2-1-IO. Call Georte
dya 752·7811 eves m91U.
Brmd new 1 br. t ba. eood kJcaticn AduJU, DO peta.
1125 mo. G.H. RoberUoa.
Rultor. m«SQ.
lBr. lBa. Lra. pool.
adult.a. Nwty decorat.ed sm 871-8'. M&-m9
IASTSIDI
C1 '11W ...
2 BR. den, apUt-level.
trp&c, sky lipt, deck. No
dJUdrm or peu. Nll5. 180
E. 21at St. Daya, MM2G
Upper 2 BR, 1 ba , 1b>&le
praae. S215 Mo lat Ii
Lall mo'• rent + aecurt
lY dep. $100. Call MS-11152
or:MM.581
zru> s.nt.a Ana. 2 br, l lt'J
be. 2 story apt. pool, l•e
pl•)' yard. pvt patio.
Odidnm .It amaU pet ok .
DI) mo. M2·Z824
VACANT 2 BR. t Ba -aall pet OK w /depot it.
P'IO mo. Call Chris
5e-1181
IMSTAM'TtH "
Near new lusury tawabowe Uke your own
home. 2 tw.a.. 1\; ba, all _..... ... rt!MedpaUo. ~._Small cbUd, pet
$. .-. Drive by 1IZl Anabelm Sl. then call -..rr. 2 BB 1 ba apt. So. of
.-....;_.;...------~· Adu.lta, DO peta. El!ftide Larae IMW lbr, .-imo. Call MZ·.SW pn 1undeell1, 1ar11• ~. 173-... MS--1119 w/IDdry. tm Ill uW pd. eva/Wbdl. Adtal&a, DO pN. 752·2550.
28r, lBa, frplc. 1ar. NEW 28r, Iba lnbH.
lndry, Pl pd. IUO mo.. Lndty. Adlta·DO "ta.
nopm. ,..2525 • 1br • '-ch fZIO. 14f.11)1).
''!'Im ICVILL£"
~VIUI
Clean 2Br. tBa. New carpet 6 paint. Quiel
nel1bborbood. No
petl.ta'75Refl. 488-1J38
112'
Bii Canyon condo with
clMa. 2 bdnM • 2 ba .
trpl, wel bar. ~uni)',
t.av\1.1, pool, apa Uk e
new' MtMIOO. MG-5147
VcnatU.. Condo._
Baeh. tW Poof.Hun•
)ac, clbt!M Secun\y
~. ev 213 '11 7001
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br, clean. like new, lBR.it.epatobeach.aar
l pllna $375 mo yrly dahwhr. aar. bl cony. mJllM. 544 .. Nr ocean. 21J a:M-4964
3Br. 2.lk. frplc. beam cell·
in1a. Immediate oc-
cupa ncy. '4'75/mo
4M4ll8
Spanish aty le 1 Br
• ,,..,..,., ... 142-9llll
aftlPM.
OCEANP'RONT t.ce I Br.
l ba. Wlnter l4ll01m11
642-1121or17Ml511 --
Balboa, 2 BR l"' Ba,
adult.a. no .,.ta en. Udo
l&land, 3 BR Z Ba. aduJt.a,
no p.u. •· 131-, ~ ........... ,.40
.-.. •••••••••••••••••• Oc.aolront acnall 2 br Lowly all adult. no pee., Lower; paUo, 1ar, dla·
UM Br apta. GOO Ed· hwrtltOyrtyavailDOw
inpr,JIB. M6-09ll. ~Seasborel44-4340
SHARP beach. l. 2. • t
Br. lrpk, dahwar. 1ar • p!k!!. Nope!& • ...,,.
lBr Dup\a W/pr., 2 bllu
fJQn bcb. All uUI. pald, •"-'· .........
'::~::· SCC\\.~lA-~~~s· -.. , a..• • '°"""'
.... ....
• ._._.. ....... ol .... ·-.,.........., -d• 119-.. IO ...... .___.._.
Y A H U A l I 11 I I' I I
N l B G E I • I I r I'
M I C H E I! I I' I I
~:a~.ci;~1!'r: a , , w...... •'°°
beaatifully decorated -•••••••••••••••••--«dermce room9, ~ me Npt/lleta 8~1
oopy mactuna. Is the -Pmtl.. Quilty off~
hneal 10 1ecretar1al fr warebouae apace.
ten'lce5 f'or furthrr info Carpet&, dnpea It ,..
6 • p e r !I o n a I l o u r t.r '400 • T500 14 ft. UD-~ h the faclht•es tta avall ttDW 219' • 21' aq.
pleau ronLact Vortac ft 642-4t&JB ·4 Salt-I
Ju.soc: . 1'114 JiS~ 2238, W _ __:_:_ -t loc Gl4 S§6.JllOO .. .,..._,,.,. tn ittt• a
4000
•••••••••••••••••••••••
-----t1on w1part1al office,
ARJrOX 400 aq ft C· 2. llO ('ODWl\.lb\e t.o full office
E. 17th St Suite "M " spece. l,200iq. ft.. Local· SJ~ mo Doyle~ 1168 ed JUll on Redbill m thr Room w kllC'beoetle
t72 Wttk & up
548-97~
Room w balb. K1trben
pnvUeges Pool• sauna Wortaoi lady pref Nr
bus KB /NB area S:SO wk
or 12D01mo in adv aoce
Seod name .phone
number 6 work1na re
fenncea \o Adl'J't. Daily
PUot, Box 1.530. Colla
Mesa. c. 92846
Ret.iremeol Home 1n H R
are" for e lderly am
buh1tory pers<>n . !lint
food. full Lune nun;an~
('art' 848--07 46
$150 mo 2 miles from
0 C CoUege Fu m Ci II
6424l~Sp m
Ma)e for fm home. w gar
Kil pnv No smkl(.
drugis $175 S Lag
499-4.129
Prof seeks prof fem tn
share ndm1ve WeatcUrr
home S250tno &42.a l l
..... tosw. 000 ..... _. ...•.............
Movtni" Avotd de~lll Ii
cul fiv1n1 e1lpen1ea '
Profeulonally since
li'1l HOUSIMATU
~1S4
MAW roommate lO a.bare 2
bdrm apt lnC:O.t.a M•a.
IG-lD or__..,.
fttlale rmmte to ahare
rondo l.'t m II~ from
Hunt Bcb Pier szoo.
Call Bob-.Ct4
281', lBa. pool, employed
full lime, fem. Santa
Ana. 11111. ~17_14 __ _
Fem 11hant 2 BR, 2 ba apt.
Turtlerock, Jrv . SliO lnc
"'11. 75a-11U Dave .
MALE becutlve 30-4~
1br 2Br, 2Ba pool
w 1aame DI' ocean ln NB ....
Female to abr Nwpt Crest
bm. Own rm 6 b•
$1D01Do. + utJa. ~
11-F »a to lb.are compl.
tin 2 br beacb boUlle
Balboa. Sbaok CbaH
SW1ortTMMI.
nm. nma rem. nnmte.
NB. J11e ....... tennta. +aw.. ...... IY
11111
_.., 40 .. WW abaA La
apt .• Htb St., N.B. .,,.......,., wt c ...
$111+~ OUl. llratcht ..a.m-.
---fiDI Koll-lrvme Complex
DlC. sums m C.M. Between 406 • 73 Prune Newport Bur h ,...wy Please call our
~-Near 0 C atrp0rt aaenl. Mr. Curll& at
....,... &Dtl ~. roo S6&-4S10 rereace rm, Janitor ~~------
aerv. ullla, 100 fru ..... w_..., 4600
co p I e s _. m o r e -·•••-•••••••••-•
Secr-.nal aerv avatl ._.oom C1CJ1UaCe in
_Lnor0ouc~U411 c..•~ :w·=
I MO,.. UMT or a:.ta Mesa for S3DO or Executl•e olflce1 . i.e.. Qtaet .,... ~
arport area Up lo l.2IO uaJ Wnte ad "31. c 10
sqft.NewttlJllS•drpa The Dai\y Pilot Call DOW SS1 7010 N~paper. P O. Box
15'0. Costa Mesa. CA l or 2 Rm Suites from rrs
179 W l9UI St Call Tom
540--ZIX> .,.... ..
EllCUTIVI SUITI ruu ~I~ o<fleft
in Newport Center
64U-~0
92626 or telephone
m~ ------~ student. lJ yrs.
ndtll pU.cie lo IJve • study
CM NB atta. x-cbance
forwort. Dan~
Profen1onal female
nffds J.bfodroom. un
r\ll'lUSbed apartment in
Corona del Mar .
Newport Bea<'h or
Newport ffeJthta area
~
EXICUTIVI sum
Avail off\~ apace m N pt
8dl w ~pt. answer
In( !IH"\'IC'f' C-On/ rm tn
duded m rent Copier " 11ecretan1I svs a\larl
From l'l95 1133 9'76
----WANl"EO 2 BR. anf JTb'
U • 3 Rm dbt offices; wtfpk, 80 cbildf9 or
no I e as e r e q N r pelS. l1ader 15DO. Aft I. ~r Hat.el 133 l2Z3 MH.M4 9Tol2 ..;....;.;;....;;;;..;,._ _____ _
-ZBr ._ CJl.PfB .. fw
X1ot offices on 18th 6 q111 w/tla ~ llOlllmL
Newparl Blvd. C M Dys .... •.1Jt3· Eve
66%\ll ----• •
.......................
btc Ofc s..c. I I I
Dallll fer t..f Ofp I I lfJ 5005
Am•rlcan fnve1tor1 -··•••••••••••••••••• ~ II .... l.nl 10 <*ks Lc...t...... I Pool Route.
in It.I ptmh lrvtne Of bucb. 120,000 net,
l\('f8 Cx~ll.eftt for in· u c ri fl ce · S 13. 100.
auranca. rtal •tate. et.t n-.~Jlm.
Secretary • receiitk>nbt
Rent coven all office INVEST lll'Vk9 at very low C09t FOR SUllMEA !
ID-ID or a1.-:M. Ice creamtrut l"oocl
SUIUASI Newport PW Ana
XJat Aocadon • poUlltial <>ng•.000.1..m--.s OMCISPACI
OomplQy rfiocatloa·Wlll aublr11. Exoau.nt loc•· Must aell beauty abop,
tiaa or OC AU'port. $1500 a.ta ..... GolnC buai-
pr mo incl. ulll. 10 n .. •. 15000 /terms.
separate om~ +coo ....... s . renacia rm, appl'Oll. 3000
IQ ft ...., .. "-' 1121
__ · _7_14_(1.._1_1_·_7_4_1_1 __ ·---····-······
Ill.. medical oftice suite,
O:Jnmada:l llar, '710-llo .
Realonomlc• Corp ....
INEED
I.MONEY
hq116 OICleao
Haull•I· c1•••1ip1,
dri .. W•J removal•, &XP'D, rellable, ad.
Cltmmiq. »l-G'71 Nf'•· But owll car. ..........
I wUI elan yomr bome.
Reliable. Rer1. Owo
tr.oa. MJ.S'!Z aft 7Plll
.., boueeeleubsl
·ftw-R...,...able.
... 'JZZI
r a·r ,,,. .. ,..., .......................
nn:llPAINTJNG
£lcpr'cl. R••• 8ate1.
f'rN r.t. Call Gene
llliJ.om
Paisatta1. INT /EXT .
MIS. boDelt. reu .. 12
yra. exp. Llc'd. Dave •!O&S.
Floe ed. painUn1. St.
lJcJlu. Tey me. R .
_Slnor __ ._1»4C165 ______ KBB ~---•""' ............ •••••••••-
...---COVel"I 6 roal lmtaJJ. ~
.......................
D • v e • 1 P • i a t i n 1 . • ni. decb, ac. Pree
l\ea/Comml. Servin I est. Guaranteed bea\ aial. mubiple OUl.leta. ZS
couta.I comm. a yrs. pri~••.· au )$tl·OU8, ynap. -.m.z
Kitbeat qual. wort. ~ Tie
Rsobl. Uc'd. Dave . ....._.jll.lpair ..... ••••••••••••••••••
-~----------·•••••••••••••• 1owll!lst rllSel for quality ... ,, •• far -buaj. ~
...... Coo&.racton • "-h'IJa:llortaJSerY ....... 8/ll \bna FIS. Fast complete aerv1ce
0.-1/8-td. Free est .
Si5Pr21MBA/tilC
*Quali\Y Landlc aptn1 • eoa.>. ton.cape deslp
• tmtallation, All work
&\l&l'. ~ eaL Greto· LOW CXl6T APJ' II HOME Abee '1 Housecleaa.tn1. d a I e Land sc a p I n 1 Prd P"IDf-1~ Ezt .. lot.
REP A. IR, PA. l NT . l\euouble, reliable, 7Sl-G'll Molt ElEl SZ7S. IJllOOlS
Natpm&dm6tntwft job w /care to your
... IST. MJ. I 4Jt &allldacticn *-5.Si&2
Tas/Ualoa reiaorta. ~ .-uaa -............. .
• ...., ... ____.., '"-Coacrete : patios , ........ ,__,.., ee .... p . dri~. 6 walkways.
1'lew or reapplied. O.UNMm.M&-13:.'U
Qalon. npein, wall La· QIWC...
bn.lrl-m.. ________ _,, ...................... .
ILECl'RJCIAN
Beat rates, best
workmanship Small Jolls pnilerred. 675-1345
C:.e lafaat.a to 5 yrs acbool Electrician, lo rates,
--·-·•••••••••• c:ll)oa, F\ill time or ~ qualit.)' work. Free e1t.
QJl'l'OlUNTERJO& lna. Cdll area. Refs. 18J.TT10
CARPBNTRY IMN'T1l B,JJQ MZ-8809 ______________ ...,. • ...,
Loae*"'""'bin& valuable? •••••••••••••••••••••••
JAQC BREllEN Ftace an ad I.a our Loet Soc. aecuri\y. pel dog
CARPENTER and Found columns. tall. brau plates. S2 ea ~··In repl.ad.na Tb.It'• where people look <r21$3. Ken. 531-T.M1
INSTALLATIONS Ms.m.ta,1t&-4171 Free eat SJe-4313
I '1 5 · l l 0 7 e it t 1 1 ...__., fllCMaa IAlllnc 6 Ptuterial aml
ANYnME Daily, weekly, llve-tn ........... ••••••••••••• ---------•jobs or rlllblrco.. Raobl
~---------' 'Mndowa. carpet steam. Bnckwork. Small Joba Palo\101. cabinet nUa.~Ed.
•--w painlina. Insured. Newport, Colla Mesa II llnilhina. color npert .......................
Ute bauHn1·mov1nr
Garate-Yard cleaning. Reaa.rata &U-07~
HAUIJNG, all lypet, COO•
crete cl tmall tree re-
movals. 646-78'M
We do baulln& ter\'ice. l '-\
T. truck. Alllo roof re-
pUr. J..ester". 547-0'2'7
S4l06. Irvine. ~17S eves IAcal nU. R.H. ll60-33151 .... In I ---------...................... .
Brick, aime. fflllc, plan-
ters. BBQ, paUm. Refs.
Free est Pb eves/AM
n.rect of Housecleaning ~. ~64
hassle! RELIABLE help Brick wort. block walla,
isbere.!Ml)..14..U. cement driveways &
paliOt\ F.6U, 631·3&59,
J>amtinr • wallJ>11perin1.
Qual won. res. Free est.
Steve. 547.Ql
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Paaotlog Jot /Ext .
Xlnt /Clean work .
~7325 Aft. SCa&ey. Weekly house cleanin1 · !n'9-5m
reasonable rates · -------WallcoYerlog, Com
631-491!8, ~after S Have IOCDet.biDj t.o 11ell! m1Res1d 10 yn exp Lie
~ est. Comm, /Reaid.
Honut. Reliable.
BA/MC MS-2lit
ilec1ronlc leak detection
Oeab/slabl). Remodel.-in&. copper replpe. Top
Hat Plumb111g S3'7 ·SU.
._llidiq doora w/Fr. when they've found an cbn.~ ta.emofvalue. ClalaifiedAds 64.2·5678 a..atnedAda PM Oasstfied ads do at wel I • :Jr.DlO Dan 5'56-4051
DRAIN PROBLEMS.,
f\rm pnce by phone
661-CZT7, So. eounty.
RESIDENTIAL • Stora.
Car wex1n1. Quality .wt. 142-564111 •~Nn
For Ad Action
Call a
Dai~ Pilot
AB-VISOR
&42·5678
MIMytolom 5025 Lo.t•Fo.d 5300 Loltlr'-d 5300 PetM •• 5350 HelpW•ted 7100 HelpW•t.d 7100 HelpWmhd 7100 HltpWClllhd 7100 HllpWClllhd 7100 ....................... ....................... ......••...•..•........ . ........................................................................................................................................ .
'M5h to meet active. Mad·
Ufe Male over 5'10". CASH FAST 2Ddil. 3rdl. s.iDp Cdlatsalizatiom
Mobile Home Loans
CREDIT-NO PROBLEM
Brok.era Welcome
541-9375
FOUND ADS q1.1et. warmth & rnendU-
ness. yng 10 body &
Fowxt: Med. she, maxed
Shepherd, fem 8th &
Pacific Coast Hwy
53&'8744.
ARE FREE ~L~~~~M Found: Blk Lab puppy, Eve, Ouung, Coovena·
Calf•. fem. Browu Shepherd lion. etc I am yng, 40, at-
DllX. rem. 3 long ha.ired tractive, Div & fin sec.
Widow baa money for 2nd. 642-5678 cats. l tortolte shell 1 e mployed ftm who
T.D's. No rred.11 cbeclt, gray & tan. 1 cahco, doesn't Uke bar scene
m po.lty, $20,000 up. For~~~~~~~~ mostly blk. All rem 2 Please send photo & let·
action call Agent~ short haired cats l ter t.o ad #307, c10 The ~1311. Anytime. Fomd or lost a pet" Call orange male, 1 blk rem Daily Ptlot. p O. Box
Special Pala Hothne. Newport Beach Arumal 156), C.OSta Mes<l Cai f
Rome 4' apt. equl ty. 1141'172-1235. 213/2!18-7398 Shelter. 644·3656 or !12626. 1
.loam. Best tenn&·DO S 6311()."I)
limit. tliO REWARD for return · ~told ~fen 5360
.Arranged bY· cl imle Beagle named Found male Jnsh Setter. •••••••••••••••••••••••
AdaaraltyCo'a. 836-9746. ''Zack". Lost Dec. 25, vie Hunt. Bc:h. MagnolJa/ln BRASS KEY ... ~ Trwt Hr b r I N pt BI v d s . dianapolla. call 963-6619 .,,;;:;;:-.. 5015 Downt.own CM. &&>4734 _or_962_.3J2 __ 1 ____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Young Male FOUND. Sm. silver col •&cplth&coris• ~Mtg. Co. Golden Rtvr. Npt Hts ored pocket knife on •661-0729 * All typet or real estate aru. Identify. ~3ll.5 bench on Ocean Blvd. NPW lURlNG
mW'AltmentulDce19'9. LOST: M. Akita. Blk CdM.8'73-3Tl5 Tn:rnt 5450
S,.clalhhg.. w/White marttJ.oaa. So. Pena ii111 5350 ...................... .
2-11 tDs Cit. Piasa area. -Bear •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 2 Rou:od trip Uckets t.o 6G-217t 545-0611 St.REWAJU>.645-455.1 PREGNANT? Caring. TablU.tllOO.
coafwtenti•I couosellng • 675-21137
HOtB>WHB
t.OAHS
AltlltMGID ao.oooto SZ50.000
•AMOln'IZID
-tt41'BEST OHL Y
•SHOltT TllM
Qll Bob Williams-Agent
u.t. Collle mht. Fem.
''Lady~" Med. s11e.
52U'. 21UeM732.
referral. AbortJoo, adop ~~I-547 2563 I JI!;:::!
Loll: Laauna Bcb.. bus
station, plaid suitcase
w /fem clothes
REWARD. 213-421·8003
L.B
731-m1or96G-llll57 Lost: Grey male cat, wht
on chest & legs, Mesa dtl CK seasoned T D. op Mar ftew.....t 546-6077
(1.22K·l0% AITD over · ~ ·
«lK. 7%) 200% secured U)ST· Male blk w !white
by operating San J~ paws & must.at-he Cat.
qW1 farmland. 12% dis<' long hair CdM. Red col·
'PP 5C7"8451 or 644-0195 lar 6'r.J..ro47. Or 642 8740.
eves. REWARD
--------~~
«.5%, $235.000 lst TD. Well Lnst: Female '1'1ger Cat.
secured w !30 month Brown collar "Penny" c> a yo f l . 0 w n c r SA/CM 644-3220. 979.3043
m4&3-33S2 Lost Young. brown, ---------1 male. dog w/wnnkled $1000 dhc.oelnton race. Bl a ck collar. S!t1~ TD tor Sale 2.'J~ ch<>lter rnuin & brown
yieta per yr. S26S anc per leash. C M 646-4373 dys
.. cno. for 2 Yr 10 mos. Jim S48-7229eves. Barbara •• :llM-UBt or Walt 497 -2858
ZM> TRUST DEEDS
f\mded in 10 days No
points t.o qualified bor· rowen. Up t.o IK)~ of ap
,praised value. Ask for Mr. Hink.le, 494-2270 or
'73-9022
2*1TO's
Lail Sm, dark Golden
Re tri ev er . K o ko.
Monarrh Bay Dana Pt
erea, req special diet
lngestJoo of sobd foods
rould be fatal Reward
499-3416 or 768-3001
Found. Blk dog V1cm1ty
F.I Toro Rd & Trabuco
Slll.QM-4 Female.
COVER GIRL
• 953-0778.
~ Hr OutcaU Service
PRE LAW student needs
125,000. Will do anytJung
Legal Confidential
DVM. PO. Box 3242,
N.B.92663.
•FOXY LADY*
OUTCALLONLY
•97~1138•
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
642.1571 AlsoHmng
Great Company
ESC{)RTS
~Hrs. 641 OUIO
MC/VISA
DIAMOND WANTED
Priv party Wlll buy 1to3
carat. cash N B 5484975
O.C. AJRPORT
ESCORT SERVICE
Spec1ahzlng an bus1
nessmen , r es ide nts
welcome.
739.5241
~ ldlerest, 1S & 20 year
term. 10% or more. No ~t. no balloon.
Udo Newport Co. m.7:m 2'ihrs
Found: Gray Tabby k1l
ten. rem .. Mounuun View ...... Unda .,..., 7660 d Prol. Massage by Steve, ,....... '.,.,,. ys. Llc'd Therap\st. N B. 83'7·3729 eves. llam-8pm. Appl Only
ta c1•ilh/ Found: Male Lab Mix. #aw•••! Black. w/collar. Obe· Lolt&,..... dieot. Hamilton I· ....................... Bushard. ~5733.
i' 1 P e1 •... SI O.,. ..;;;.;,~;;;;..;.·-.a;,;; •• ..;;S.,..l~L.;.K.;.Y,;..;.;;,t_e_rri-er-.
...... ...-.••••••••••••• ruu.uu New Year'• eve. Nr.
Valley Uquor. SUlli van &
F.dlnler.SA.5'6-4482
Found: German Shep.
Female Puppy. lntsa~· lion of Atlanta &
Newland, HB. 98CM170
Lost: Ill. Penlan Cat,
cnmn, traY spat 00 tail·
Up. "Dusty". REWARD.
84f.4021, 4113·7$70, or
~.
548-2817.
MASSAGE simpatico
Your masseur·
is Bob James
OUtcalls 9-11 , 494-5111
llM'S OUTCAU.
~9121
Eltd:Ung Phone C.lls
We are for real. Try us.
Ft.-A-Frlend: 558-~1.
MICHEU.l'S •o.tul• llAM·2AM SU.'749
A Freoc:b .Deliabl
L&W4 DI LAllUI
EiCORTS 3'HRS ... m.om
••••••••••••••••••••••• HltpW91hd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Account Executive Ad
vert.LslDJ Rep for boat-
U\lt magazine. Boal.Ulg or
advert.Ising exper req.
Liberal comm1sa1ons.
Call btwn 9-llam. Mon·
Fn. 213-594-8881
Accomtant
Degreed Accountant
n eeded for mortgage
bankmg r.nn in Fashion
taland. Man lyr exper
Cal.I for Appt : 7S9 1.51.5
ssssssssssss
Accounung
He4p Pay ThoM
Hol~IHh~
Wotk IO<'al temporary
8.SSlgnments Work 1 to 2
da)'!I, a few weeks or
months We have am
lnl'dlate need for * I Mey O,.raton (laght 6 touch l
*G-ral Ofc typhb
* s.e.NfariH
•JrCMr4cl
<no taper nee>
557.0045
U\-Llr\:
II~ Pfl!SOfjNfl Sfll'lllClS
3723 ltrch StrNt
.....,.,... .. och
SSSSSSSS$SSS
ACOOUNTING
tEMPORARIES!!
CALL•
ASKAIOUT
OURMlW
IOMUS Pi.AM
(it}
~
femporaty
DlvWom of A.eeountanta .wodated ,.....,.,
,,. bave uafpmlGtl 8V9Uable 1n au .,... o1
Ol'IDllCOIDJ.
Accounting
,/ ./" TEMPORARY
ASSIGHMEHTS
Eam XTRA $S$ to pay
lbaae bobday bills. For a.ntonnauon oo how you
can wor1t a rew dayg or a rew weeks to earn that
XTRA Caab -<.'all us.
Work the hours you have
available
Accounting Clerks
Bookkeeper.i
Data Entry
Account.ants
Auditor.;
CPA's
CALLOR VlSlTTOOAY
ROlllEAT......,_
aa:ounle111>5
zm No Broads:~ '200, Coldwell er
Sidi.. SanU Ana
1714•3MIOJ
AcaJa!nt!ng
FINANCIAL
COUNSB.OR II
Salary IJ'1'9 to Sl lS3 mon·
thly lntervlews mental
health clients. One year
expenmce in financial
couoselang. Deadline
1117 /ti)
COUKTYOF
ORAHGE
625N RoMSt RmGUIO
Santa Ana, Ca 92701
(714 ) 834·2844
Affll1JlllllVe Action
Employer
.ACCOUNTIMG F /T
Houn 8am·5pm, with
some overtime Must be
able t.ooperatt IQ.key ad
dmg mactune. Will train
Call for appointment
l.Jl'OTEM MARKETS
642-7702.
Aide. bve-m. lo care for
eJderly C M. couple $SOO
Mo 54M200 Ref's
AIDES/ORDEIUES
All ahift.J. W UJ tram If not exper'd Apply at Nwpt
Coo val Cuter. USS
SUpenor Ave . N 8
AIR COHDfTIONH
TEC .... CIAH
CALL
014, 760.3488
01Houn Per Day>
A&L FIREWOOD 1''ull
lime employment, hard
~ & rehable only
need apply C&ll 646-288i
aft l!pn1
AD extra $400-$1000 per rno.. p/t Cbooae your
0WD hours I 5)6.2'03.
APT MGR&ml reUred
~ for 55 untta. CM
~ ~3851 early am or
tau pm only
A.SSEMBI ERS/JNJECfl<
MOLDERS needed Ca 11
Judy.~ .
ASSIMILERS
Leading 0 C. electrorucs
ma.n"actunng company
haa the following re
Q\Aremet:IL!I' rr..cwo.. AsMmbiet
W11lassemble P CH ·s
from assembly DWG 's or
schemaUa. Muat know reu.stor color codes Mill
enoodmg or capac1tor!I,
W\1"e rout.lne & cab le as
sembly Assembly or
conoertono, & cnmping
c onne c t o r pin s
Knowledge of NASA
soldering Ab1laty to
learn wave solderanR
M1rumum S years ex
penence
~/SolcMtfl
Must have 1 year solder
m& experience Will be
reqtared to solder hook,
turret terminals, wtre. solder & lou<'h up PCB ·s
~ trairuna pos1t\OnS
avatlable Apply al
~ SpKIGIHes
WbeCber you're buYinl or 1640 Monrovia.C Y
aelllnB. ClauHied ad· 642·~ E 0 E
vertlsloi will get your l~~~~~~~~-1 message t.o the right peo-
ple. Call Today! 64.2-5678. Want Ad Results 642·5678
Micro
Electronics
2nd Shift
rvoo er~~. ntWor matt ddnlk cartrr
dlrutk>n. smr.ctn/Transmuk ofcrs chis
acdknt opportunity to mkr the micro
dectronic'l Industry
'W« wtD train the rtQht lndMduals lot the
followlne ~H
• Toollat • Cotlllld ....
• lhapoirdaa ............
Out modan fadlty It conwnimdy locotcd In
Nawport &tee.tr nur Chi Oranft Countvl}ohn
Wavnt ~ W. ok •n aodcnt IUll'llnC
salary, ~ bcndtl lndudln8 mt<bL dental. .. lnManclt, 10 peld
holdaya. •dr•nlltlt ~ end cM dwa lo
mow lnlo • rrlll'I~ c:area wld\ 90
IOU>UlJSO o• &HllllLt' •o••
DMUD. P1u11 at °' •SIPV '" pnwi bilt'weal t.l 1AM or t .JPU.
•ASSIUILBS•
•TRAIHHS•
~ C'.ounly manufar
lurer of ele c tro
mecbarucal prodoc~ L'
seeluog ~for day
sblll. to &Slit' m b le eh'<".
t.ron.IC SWltl'~ & di:>
~ Apply 1n penoo
Maltw'~
1.640 MonroVUi. c Id.
M2·4M2'7 E 0 E
ASStST.MHG~-
Utuvers1ty Athletic Club
Weekends & eves. Must
ha~ background Ill Rae·
quetbalJ inslrucllon. elt· ercase programming,
tournament actlvataea
Call 752-7903, John
ASST MANAGER •
Sales Clerk for lab.
cham. Fabric or retail
esp. Pftf. Call. Maureen
MS-4040 Al!J'OM_O'Il __ V_E ___ _
Lot, ..... Ir
s.r.tc:e G"eter
We have open1np for
two 1barp people 18
yean or~ With good
dn\•an g recorda. E•·
ce!lent opporturuty for
promouons. See Grant
Bums or Tom Joho.soo.
#I ht 0.....,. C-'Y
2925 Harbor Blvd
COSTA ME.SA
979-2500
AUTO MECHANIC
Exper 'd Porsche
mecharuc for expandane
s hop, top s a l ary ,
benefits. profit slanng
Porsche Re nneosport
SA&-1406
AUroMOTJVE
T,,.. Uect.a..ic
M1n.lmum S years ex· penence ID transmwaoo
v.utt. E.xceUent pay & rr. maes See Grant Burns
or Tom Johnsoo.
#1 ... ~C..ty
Z12'5Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
97'-2500
A&aomotlve
New car. get ready
mecb1olc. GM uper
pref'd, Xlnt workin&
mnd 6 pay. 5 day week.
~ beoefib. Contact
Biii Wl1btmao, Sail
Chev rolet , 3SO
Broadway , Laguna
Beach. *' l.131.
A.UJ'OllOTIVE
Ace tahwlllh
Automotive experience
..-.ry. SaJ.ary COCD·
menaurate wltb eit·
~.Haun a to s
Monday tbru Friday.
EXCELLENT chaoc•
fer ldvancement wit.b an
eotllualutlc, 1rowln1
ClllqJOl'llUm.
CallBernl
Auto lube man, ex~r
oecess Hrly rate
+a>mm Good advance
mel1l 673-3320
MITOROUTE
RfXilSTER Early AM
l Yr to 2 hrs. $37S to
$450 Month Xlnl
moonJJght Wives, re-
tired. d1sab1l1ty. !!lu
dents Need cd whls
541>-D:lll or~
Atrro•TIRE SERVICE
" day wor1c week Apply
NeWl>(>rt Tire Center,
m>E Cst HwyCdM
AUTO TRANS R&R
MAN -Ex per pref
Must have toots. Soe-22Jl8
Baby&1tter F ,T Yon ·
Fn lily bome. Good aal.
541)..3296
Bab)'sttter NMd loc:al
~tocaret~•li',yr.
old (irt. 2·3 d.,.a/wk,
7'30 AM· 1 30 PM Nwpt
8dL Call &M-«771 aller·
nomL
IB.l.ERS
1be Lag\D'la Niguel office:
0( San U1ego Federal
Sa~ & Loan ha.J> 1m
med.l.tte opt!1llll~ for ~ part lime and on call
Teller
Apphraots mus t be
avl.llable for s days rull
time training 1n San
Diego, have previous
ca.5tuenng expenence,
be able to type accurate·
ly, use 10 key adding
machine s and be
cust.omer oneoted In·
U!rv1ews scheduled by
a p po 1 n t men t on I y
Please contact Linda
9ualt.
SAN llEGO
FEllJW. SAVINGS
lLOAH Bllbysatter. mature for
Wed'lbun Fn 2~ PY
Must have own tramp. Equal Opportwuty
MS-211158 s.t 'Sun an)'WDe ~~Em~~plo~)'~·er~M~1~F~/H~~ Mon tbro Fn all 6pm i:.
BABYSITTER -Mature
woman wanted. Cb1ld
care 1 child. Lue
~MPM Tue!!
Fri ~1-6797
Babys itter, ex.per.
Oa)'tllllt' 2 4 dayi; wk.
644-UOO. 759-137 4
Babysitter needed Lov·
mg Mother lo care for 10
im ok1 Baby Girl Irvine
area Call ~I 9116
~ rfftST
SOUTH COAST BA'IK
M9 Sunflower Sl C M
9::!63>. S4G-5:n> E 0 E
BanklJlg
c:ca:-rcWT~
~VtOUS e.xpenen<"e de
Sll'llblf!, bul Will trAUI
lWt..d Calfor'Ria ...
Zl20cean Ave
Laguna Beach 4~
EOE
*
SavinCJS Acct.
Clerk
*
!:.O.ll 11/l'/lf
II
BANKING
Sttunty Pacific Bank
has 1mmed1ate openings
in the Capistrano Valley
3Jld Laguna Hll~ areas
for.
•Ta.1.ERS
Some tra.mee position.
avaalable
•MOTi TB.LE:RS
•MEW
ACCOUNTS REPS
*1tROOF
OPERATORS
6 months expenen~ pre-rerred
CAU.NOW
FORAN
Uf'OIMTM&n
C714t558-2136
Or local 1J1terv1t ws w1U
be cooduc~ lD Lagwui
Hilb on Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 15
&16
BANXING
TD.lERS
ndeUty Federal Sav-
1011. a pro1reu1ve
!Mder', hu immediaUt
4l*•''CI tor Tellers. b
perieoce ts preferred,
bat .. wW train lf you
bavie aoaae~1 •1t· perttn~. Pleaae e1U
VCllda &l CIU) ~Ul b' man lntormatloo or
applJ at tbe brand
--10Ul
Ml.TIMI
•'&.Orait (llAUUtlc)
l.oal Boacl\
N.LlflAITn,_
--Seel~Blvd SealBa•
\.
•
MfANOCIS ...
All:liDailta. lllould
ciaelad
T I I M I M A L SLECTRICIAlt·tor ....W.WOl'k.IPltba
OPllAToa --·~·wWID• 146-4741
3848 Campus Drive, Newport Beach
C Across from John Wayne Airport)
Equal Op90rtun.lty Employer AMellM.LIM
7 I 4-7IJ.0600 n.IJ
~~~;;~d---.....;.;.;.----• M•Mll!~~I CMH!U Q.&A.ll, U • .,....
•• Barber, l ·•H 1llot. s-:.Y-wort la CdM muI>owa .. NB
r.1u:CIOUllb7 d cm. ,.__C7, P/UJDe. cau fr4ual0pport\lnlt1
CAU. to ........
C7141760-Mll
DEUCATB&UN Bl!LP·
OV9" 11. a.Per'd, full·
Ume. nlert!OC* 164-stll _____ ..,,...._....:;;;..;_• __ ....... v-.. " .. T515 bJ)l.
• • .... , l:ir~.
""--t...1-.. _. C:l.BIC•L ._. • .....a_ m ~. -UN WOCDllft. ' ............, Elper. pnfet'Nd. APl>b S.c:urtUet proc:e111a1
, TJtb may eonceto la persoa. Wells' dert tor Fu!UM Itland ·JUI&.-•an a Datlonal lnve1tment ft rm . ; ...... ol lndvstrial ~rllet.. IMT &ut Procell new lnVH&· .PiaeaL We are looll· o.t Hwy, c.orona def ama lnvolvlnt bank de-•-tar 1ndtVSdUa1I wbO ---·-------• llOlla Is cJeta11 follo#·UJ>.
·For lmmedlate coo· llideratloo pleue contact
Della GllUland (714 >
1113-1140.
Ddlv•ry P (flme AM. I~~~~~~~~
LA. Ttmes. 1100 per 1--------.-. 1n Lapaa Beacb. ....
DeJiW!'Y Man wanted ror
sdlw flower' shop. FuU
or part time. Must have
pd drlvtna record and
be famUi&r w /Newport
8eecb-C.osta lleaa area.
Call M14Sl0.
ESCROW omco
GENERAL orrrc E
WOBK·nical'd Ueptna •
typ(oa, modoa plctUre
~co. Sead Resume
to C1aaaified Ad ..-.
Olil7 PUat. FO BCJX 1580, a.a-...ea.a21
want to earn bhu CASHIER/GEN. OFC lnvestment or bukiaa $200-$500 per wll. We .. l d p experience belpful. baw lull • pltlme posl· c.xper ence , /T . n•-.om. . Uana OlllD and a com-$3.50/hr. Apply THE
Dlde traloiD& pn>Jram. EARL'S PLUMBING, If~ are tired o1 mak· WI Newport Blvd.., CM. ~
tni minimum ~·· or eo.nsa. Clerlcal :r.1:~.;i ror ao0r::: ---------t S.O•"'J~
t.erview. e believe aae CASHIERS w~ ... ..:._~ "-
'ta no burler, but that "'-~ -,.. ' ~ ta the key to Pra•;tto. TWDht
Hc1•11&
McrYer, llM:.
•Town t.Count.ry Rd Oraoae, CA 92818
Equal opportUDil)'
emp'°Yer M •
DBJVBY,MAM
L.A.. 1lmea car routes.
CM /HB . 3 ·6 AM .
~StOO/mo. + Bonus.
Aho need carrier supervisor. ~l or
9"482
,,. ~net Beadl ol· fiCle ol • al leader
b.u an lmmed.Ult.e op-
port uot t y for an lo·
cti vidual with minimum two years experience u
an escrow officer or ma.naaer. 1lua poelUoo
olfen ex~llent career ~LO tbe n'2Jt can-
succesa. For an in· U TDTEM Fabulouaco.a.reatbene., t.ervlew, call ~7-1150, adv. lccareer poC.eot.
Irvine. .. • bv.-l'Q lrviDe pe.rl(JllJJe.I Aa,ency
Cleru. 1-11. s 30 PM·
UPM Tuel, Wed & Fri
11PM·7AM Sun tbru
Tbun. ns Paulanoo,
CM. 7Sl-4ilS5.2
Deolal, Chain11de Mil. ESCROW
~Aa 4118E17th,Coltalil .. a
Halrdreaaer, with or SteZM 842-1410 without cl.aeot.ele, full or Opmtn,p now available ...._,.......,.....___.-~
pert bme. Commissloa. for full time Aui.ltant
Askforltq; 5418-9771. Mll'alf'" OD 2Dd • 3rd shltL No experience nee.
~ Operator, usaa-We tralD. St.art 13.30 to $4
tant wanted for shop per hour. Advancement
owner in Newport area. opport.unlt.y for manage.
•··Pub ion con1ctous. mast pasltions to SS.SO
• 63H380. per hour ii qualified. For
Buuty Hairdresser assis-
tants. Earn while you
learn. Top Newport aaJon
has openings for 3 UI 'ta.
Osical
JOIMTHE
NORRlll TEAM
Of PIORSSIOMAL
TIWOUIUIS
AU clerical skills Deeded·
... for a day ... ror a
week ... ror a month.
TOP PAY NO FEE
CUDJTYPtST
Permaoeol po11llon.
:D«) wpm Gd wartUlg
cood & beneflts. Moo
thru Fn !>-5 ~2270 .
OeriL Typlat, full time for
law omce lo Newport
8cb. Telepbooe exp de·
sirable Ask for Belly.
7S2-5.s22
Clerk Typist for a busy
pleasant 0H1ce near
airport. Typtng SOWpm.
more information at in·
tervleW. apply to store
#50, lJllO N. Pacific Coast
Hwy, Laguna Beach,
4IM-m3. Will mt.erview
Mon thru Fri 9am to
3pm.
Equal ()ppor Employer
• Must be faahiooable •
He'd. Good opportunlty
for career minded
persona. For lntcrview
call Richard Ouellette CHILD · CARE _ lly
Salon. 200 Newport home. Moo-Fri. 2-8pmor
~ rn =~:.~· ~ ~ a...ERK & XEROX copier operator, $.UO per hr.
Moromgs & Sal .• 631-0055 Ced.er Dr. NB. Iv in. Girls 8 & 9 yn.
•llKESTORE• CdM 71'-760-9002
9«e Mngr .. ASllist. Mn· _aft_-IPm.;;___· -----
lRVlNE 7S2.ee66
F.0.E. 11 /F
gr .. Mechn .• for Schwinn ,...,, .. ___ ---'ed .. ~. 30 4
dealer. Salary $20K ~"' ...,_, _.. · Mual bue pnor bike days. Girl 8. Harbor
=aper mastott. -:,;::;.school, Cdll.
a.ElllCAL Pa.MAHIMT
CMldren 'a sitter needed
Moo lbru ™ from 3pm
to tpm C.purtrano Bcb.
area. Ages 8 & 10, bnght •IOOkKEEPER* & active. Call Jane
REST AURAHT McQuade '92-87'1.
Part time weekends CMwopadic/Auist. ~. Appl.y an person. $1000 /mo. Newport Village Inn l2'1 Manne Ave.. Balboa laland.. Beach. Physical therapy expr. helpful AUract1ve
~. p/time daya. appearance absolutely
Call Ma. Moch. reqattd. 97~ ll61
M0-1.856 CIVIL
~.run charge, EMGIMEERJHG
small growini Co. Apply Expr'd designers Ai
ln penoo. Vaeabond Sall draftsmen rib at.roog
Boats Inc., 788 W. 16th aub-divlalon or cOm ·
Sl., C.M. mercial /industrial de·
BOOKKEEPER--TY-P-lST-i velopment background wanted for career op-
ForCPA inCdM. portunillea. Apply in 87~2070 person w l t b work
81okkeepet, mature Lady aamp4ee to Mr. Fuentes
for small fri--'1~ office. al~. Bein. Wm. Frost ~ & Auoc. 1~1 Quail St. C.M. area. Payroll. NB.
quarterly t.ue1, bank --------
rec. £Illa' oec. so-2238. CMI fltglm 1 cu 1wcJ
Bootteeper . SecretarY. E:alluMtcw
3).30bn. ts. perbr. f1ex· Expr'd MDiar estimator waaLed with atroO& back· ible, lnterestloc Job. IJ'OUDd lll earth quan·
~. t1llea. project coat ---------i estimatA!S, quantity take ==~ hahkJD bland invest·
.... ftrm. Excellent ap-
partumty. Call M)-0123.
di• desilD knowledge.
Apply in penoo to Mr.
Fuentes wtt.b resumes.
Robt. Bein, Wm. Frost &
Aa&ociatell. 1401 Quall St,
NB.
PART· TIMI
.t\emoom. Good typin•
skill• neceaaary =rt Center Drive Cal.17~.
(]erk
caMQ.IU
Leading Orange County
manufact\UU\g company
seeking indJvldual for
CRiii Clerk poaltion.
Must type 4Swpm
Raspomibillues Include
typing, flling, proceasinC
cuatomer returo
materials, general
clerical dulleS, I year re-
cent office expenence
preferred. Apply in
penoD
Mastel'~ 1640 Moorovt.a. CM
842-3'2'7 E.0 .E.
Du~~OD,
COMPUTER
OPERATOR
CAU.
C7141760-l411
CZ4 Houri hr Day>
CONTROU.ER
ElqMaodin& Orange Co.
manulacturer baa Im·
mediate opeoiog for
responsible, profit
oneri&ed prof euaooa.l to ..ume pm1Uoo u con-
t.rolJtt, Candidate must
have accountlnc degrtt
" be well veneci in ac· counting controla ,
budgd.I, EDP & overall
flnanaal & accountlnc
management. 834-8757
Cook. breakfast shift;
must be rut & ex-
pe rienced. Apply In
person at the Jolly
Roeer, 400 S. Coast
Hwy .• Lacuna ·
•Coob-liJollet-L FUU or Ptr, top wages,
a(>\llY In penon: The
VW.,e Inn, 1Z7 Manne,
Balboa la land.
CXX>KS -Full snvlce
Meucao restaurant
leeb oiCht d~f. aaut.ee
man. baker. line cook.
Both day & m&bt shift.a
avail. MUil be exper. Ap-
ply ln person Moo-FrL
J2.3PM. Lu Bmu, 361
Oitf Dr. Las. Bch.
Newport Beach. pleasant
group practice. Exper
pn!f'd. 4 day wed. lOCld
alternate Sat AM
64{).UZ2
DENTAL ASSIST. -Ex
per. about 30brs per
Mle&. In very pleuant
Npt. Bch. office. 642-5343
DENI'AL~-Full or
pert-time. Exper & X·
ray llc pref. 631-1420 or
eves 6'S-..f798
Dental A1111l slaot /
Orthodontic Cha1rslde
Join our t eam
SECRETARY
CM' beauWul lrv11>e ol·
rice Is 1eek101 a
Secretary with al it moot ha es c row ex .
peneoce Typl.01 of u 50
wpm LI req~red..
Thele pas1UON otrer ell·
oeUenl start.tn& salanes
and~ benefit.I tnduding cal, and
dent.al coverage a.nd pro-rit shanng J>leue COO· tact Dana Perl11 al
l7l4 TTGG-0582 for more In·
fonnallon.
Progress1ve office Cost.a Aft.a rrv
Mesa-Newport. 546-5170. ~
Dental A as as l. Ex· 5crriM)I & Lo. As ..
penenced. Expanded An Equal"-.-""''Y
duties. Pnvate omce Em~-
Hlmt.. Beach. 4 days. Call ~~~~~~~~ MT-8501 1-
D84T AL ASST. Cba.llenCin3 career op-
portunity tn establlabed
Newport Beach eeoeral
practice. Seekins
cheerful mature per90n.
Mimt be ~eneed lo
cba1rs ide & X-ray
Salary opeo.. 64S-650 I
Dental usbtaot, front
desk. mature " ex· penenced. F. V area.
BJ.Ml
EXECUTIVE
SlCalTilY
To President of
established Newport Beach ....,.. estate com-
pany Corl>orate Plaza
location Experience
pre{ er""'1 •ugbt Accou.nUn&
•Eilcrows
•Ty1nng
•Dlct.atJon
-Girt Friday u YoU an: qualified a.nd desire a rewarding
t~ with a dynamic
orgamzabOD please call
ror an ioten1ew. Mk ror
Don von Ge.&dem.
640.ffOO
Dm.al Office looking for
<tyna.aute sell-motJvat.ed
back ofhce aaa11taot.
Career opportunity 4t
bmeftta for riibl person.
Call 5'7·Ul65 right away. 1Elli> ·-.-1.ady--w-/&ood--re-f_to_
DENI'ALASSIST -Part clean bo1Ue lo CdM.
time mon:liDi ooJy. Ex· Weekly or bl weekly
per nee. 548-5504 Plea. call 640-s.5.SS or
~2333.
Desk clerk /telephone apentor, part lime, app-Fl1ure ulon wants
ly Bruce Smith. San mature woman ror part
Clemente Inn, 125 W. Umewort.2-SPll.Starr. &planctian. 1_115.'J..cm2_._... _____ _
Desk clerk, mature, rella· Fu ' g C. ,. .. .,
ble penon for froot desk; Elqlr'd. 493-7435
bn must be fluible 1be l1m Al Lacuna. 211 ~ll time Receptionist
N. COMt Hwy., La.,ma needlid for IJ'OWUl& co. Ill
Beach 4M-7535 ln1na. Typmc requl red. pJd beDlfta.. M· F, 1-5.
DISPLAY BUILDER -557~
Min. 7)'T'll aper. lo build --------
C\l:lltom bardwood dla· EN BJIJ.ING CLERK ·
plQa, est.ab co. w /bealth Jar lalel otnce. ol major
plan, proftt sbari.na. pd wholesale nursery ln
we, steady wort, salary RB. lD lddlUon to com·
open. Charles Gary petWv. l&LarY we abo --------t<lertcal poslilon avail lm·
IRE •l(F •ST med. Requires ~yr A A clerical exper • ability COOK to lYJJe .owpm. StartinC
llJnhNqn OI' no exper. ~~~l~t
dyoamic loan broteraae
company bu immediat.e
openln1 for
Clert/SeCn!tal)' to deal
with forecla.en • all
aapecta of loan suvtcln1-
Ability tD cope under pre
asure dealln1 with
diverse tasks • In·
divlduala. Good or·
ganizatlooal ability,
computational 1kUl1,
llSIO or speed wntlnl • respan1ib£e job attitude a must. Non·tmoker pre
ferred. Salar)' Ol)en. eau
M.S. Hut. -.93SO. Coob wanted. Mornln1
sbifta. AwlY In penon.
Growinl co. w /benefit..
Ma Bar\er 'a Restaurant
212 E. 17th, CM.
Corp. n4411.oeso. provide a tu.Uy pd health
pedlap, pd vacaUoos. • ectucatiooal relmbu.rle-
meat. Applicant.I must
bave aper. in workinl
with aalemen '1 com· .... .,,,... .. .,.u u •
1enera1' bkkPI back· cround-Comact ,0 Anne
7),6.9SMI)&.
Driver. d$eod., full or p-
time. MUil have ecoeo.
car. t5To$10Hr. 957-tw
Driver /Gardener comb. needed. WW tn1n. Full• ~ ~ ~··-. or
part tlme. Apply in lllJllt. <>nnse Co. Harbor penon. Municipa.I Crt. E.O. E.
Dick Church•1 CLBICAL
COltPORAft SICUTAlY
Hll'9 valid CA Uceaae. Good drivlDI record.
lliD. ... 20. Apply at
Pennysaver, 1110
Placenlla. CM. !Gml--1 dftee. P tr man·
Gmera1 olfice • cleric aJ
llebt typing, filing. fr
telepboo1n1. Airport
.,,._ ~-&112
Oeneral Office. part time
T'YPtnc. book~ln1. Muilt be atKe tD well
ODOWD. Call UrbaDom.lcs Re searcb Aaaoc .
~
G_r .. ~
Rapidly e•pand1ng
amlg. baa lmmedlale f uU ume opeo10g for am-
blt.Oa aetf lt.aJ1a° m en-
try leveJ poslUOO. aituat
be act'Uf'St.e. C!ll)CIY wort·
1DC w1tb fi«urea, and able
ID use eddlDg madune
Type a maoimum 40
wpm. Xlnl opport.UllltY
for advancement an UUs
new job du4ificauoa • JJnt co patd beoe(tt.s
Salary mo I*" mo.
CIMCO
21SSBrilP Coltall ...
( 1 Blk s. ol Baker oil Redb1D)
~ office \fe are
looking ror someone
w .accurate t)'P&DB wbo 's
well orpniud • c1epeo.
dable. S'700 SIOO mo.
Commensurate w Je•·
peneoce.
4drloffice
Xlnl beoefiU
O C A1fl'Ol"l area
Fredenck Brown Asaoc.
5e&-911il5
GENERAL omcE
Immediate opmiDc wrt.b
8 proeremive and CUIVe-
ment.(y iocated Oran1e OMll7 imnufad.urer lo
...... buly pboaea.
~ applica11t can
aped a pod aalary and i..in&a plus a p6euant workiDI envlroameoL For Immediate con· IAdlralJoa. call or appty ••
General
,, ...., .. , =-::ws::~ru:r~
-Newport Bml Cll llDall ~· Clerical ·.~~~~~~~~~ 'Md .ttb empb.ull on
a.ERK TYPIST -For
aalea omce of major
wholesale nursery ID
RB. Cocnllf!titive aalary,
fully pd health packace.
pd vacatiool • educ•· tJoaal relmbunemenl.
Applicant.I mU4t. bave
patJstical typl.o& uper.
Ba eelf starUnl • pollMal
orpmzatiooal abWU..
Contact Jo Anne n.......,.,
TOSl400 BaautlluJ corp. office of a
fb:le Newport Beach com-
pany needs a 1ood riahl arm ror their ieaat VP. 11:dsT. call could be
Drivers, Checker Cab, '-' MUil tJpe • spell.
Sood drivln1 record, ..:~..;.;...;..f11.~..;..1m~----
mature Individual, GDIDALOP'PICE
We bave openings
for Secret•rlH,
TyjlWI. .. Cllrtl.
A•H•l•tt. Call
today ..• work
tomorrow! Never
a fee. EOE .. 111 P
BlJS PDllON -Aull inventor)' control, pro-
--ar-l·-. Jl\all or duction coatrol, purcbal-._,.. ... _ .... tyJlUaa. (Approa 80
part-tl.me. ApplJ ln wpm°). Pl•••• call
I ~ Z7JI hct.ft.c Cat. f7t.«8) for ....
·ti HlrJ. ltwnNP11. --..._ ....
!;;_ ...... -.. " 9¥•~ ' cW1 O lr. Ba>'•t wui.d for Xlot carHr oppty
•J ....., mfl co.. _., w/r'Ullidl1 powtn&, es-._....,.. OOodODlltY for paaa1n1 aecurlllH
rt Ill ·perao•:'Wood brohra1• flrm, ln ~~~-~-~1 __ _. Newpoft fft.cb. ... be
•,. r.ABDUt IROP .-...-. ..U srCllllMd. Opesi new
t daD dl&alllr. ~ • =~:·~~
'"" tnd ..... nq'4 Xblt .,,..,.. ... •I•~· ~· ..,_ 6 "'91ft1.t. Su N.._-• ..__... a a C&llilDll &bop. .,....;;-J61l -·
!\l 1 m.-iar-.t a.ta& ·~ • ._..-.-.__..I MATlllAt
-CAPITlllA MAMA.e•
COMnlOL .....
CllLIY l•••I ~IUoo, ~~=r~ UIOlt • f(lf' ._,.....,..A, S.
Ol.t.IMU.& .
n. r..-draw m the W~~· Dally Pilot Qmm1911 Ad. MNITI.
Cubler
tile breU of your ut.. Rita. 54CM05$.
eo.ta1 Penonoel A&en·
ey, 2710 Harbor. C.11.
Never' a fee.
OFFICE CASHlfl
EnJoy worldni as omce Cuhier ln
Slavick'• Jewelen, Dutlel include verJfyllij 1alet balances, dolna
dally banlllnt tran1actlo~11 dlabunl.q f\IDdl and Other relatea
duUea. Eioellent Company Benefttl
Packap.
CONTACT Ml. MUNSON
1714JU4-lllO
... hlanDCe Co. Mar o.c.
Driver, offic. rum. • :I::;::: :::::'.:
llM'f COi' O.C. 6 L.A. USUdl. Good ba.Ddwrtt.
Good drlviDI record. 1e11. Typln1, 15·40.
Exp. pref. llcmdH •tm0. 17\11 hour wL
J>elk.MHaD. .... ..;;;;;.;;~;.;;...~~-~~-·
Hatel~s AD for
rtOD
able lo work day lldft in one of our bole l ~uranta. Excellent ~ benelttl. AoPIJ' ~ lloa tbro ·1r1.
Gtrl Fnd.ay for 1enen.J o(
ftce in Hunt. 8ch. Cal I
8111 Josie at Photo
Templ&e Oofl>. 9Q.SM"l
orlll-~
Girt Friday. Part Ume J...4
d&Y•IWHlt. $3.5 /daJ. -.-L
GllLSRIDAY
E:1tperaenc:ed, pro-reuaonaJ. permanent,
part tune ror tax • ac c:oamc o1nce • to se bal.r. Wnt.e llaling n
penenee to AJJeo Ham-mond.. CPA. 2nt l Bwu-nma Ceot.er Dr. 1103,
lrvtDe. Ol 92715 ---Grow\na o c eo. baa fwl
• part-Ume PQ<lODS
...u.abAe. You caa ell·
pect to earn up to
S1 ..CJDN doinl tmaell-
lllC wart. Sil-till.
GUAIDS
M&r.......
1Ule06Female
Retired welcome. Uniforms funal1bed;
paid vacaUoo No H · e ~.App.
IDveltlaatioo 6
y, 1S!7 Baker St. ~A. eo.ta lleaa,
Guar9 ..... MOW
Pennenent
~nings
-PrtmlumPQ -Ulilarml, deania1 free ......... ~
Wcome
-We..Wtn..m
APPLY IN PERSON
llON-FRJ t-IPll
BEKINS
PROTECTION
SERVICES
JIOl w. 8aJJ Rd. AMheim,OI.
C7141761-41JI F.O.E. M/F
GUARDS
P'Ull • part Ume. All
area•. Unlform1 tunal.lbed. Al• 21 or
OllW'. Betlted welcome. Nrl~..:r~ W.rvlce~ W. SUI 8trelt.. AD.a. I.a-~ boun •11 • 1-4 llmtlnrrt.
MAlllOTT MOTIL
llOO Newport Cent.er Dr
Newport Beach 'EQl,WOppor Employer
lbel
llSOVATIONIST
OpmiDI c:urrently exist.a
for a p>oc1 typist wtth a
pleasant 6 efficient
pboDI! cmnner to join our
llnervatlollS Depart-
meat.. Pull time days. nQoJ u.tandiog com-
pmiy beDefM.a including a
free meal per ab.ill. App-
ly . tam-nooo lloa th.ru
P'ri. Pwnonnel MAlllOTT HOT&
900 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beacb
Zqna1 Oppor Employu
~
F ff, P ff. start brumd.
Top SS.own car 113-12166
crMl-C11.
~s
14--Sl.'iO br. + bonuses. WW tram. f' tr at P tr.
Advancement opport.
Must have transporta·
Uoo.. -'JtlS)
RJUSF.X:LEANERS up to
15 pr br. Ptr, car nee.
MS-Sl23
tbwth"t'O': Part tune,
liwe m for planning •
P"P· e•enin& meal. u,.. boulework. Cdll.
call 6"-0B>. Eve• aft
llm-
HOUSEKEEPER·i dys
wt.. 9AM-4PM. Car nee.,
no~. N.8. Top pay.
"1585
~-Uve-m, 2
boys. 11 • 3, Prefer
mature English ·
spnkinc woman. P1Ud
vacauon " bohdays.
Wlmdl. off, Irvine area.
~1.32. 135-1055. u . ar.
HOUS8CllP9S
PUll timL XlDL saL • beD. Pleasant ~g
ClOlld. E.O.E. Bayview eoa..ie.cent Hmpttal,
20SS Tburln St. CM.
IO.J5ll5.
HOUSEKEEPER 6 CHILD CABE. Sun Ir
Man. cmly. No. l..aluna
.... XIDl worklq cood..
8"-1000 dy1, -4t'l·l983
f!Y/'Wbdl.
Housekeeper Ex·
perlenced, mature
pencm to live in and a
day Kouaekeeper for
auut home . Xlnt
bmlOla • bonuses tllOO per mo. for live in.
~
. ................ ....-
I
I I
. -...
! IE~ I •a~v1cee
! . CaUor IJ= In Toda.;._
I 21oz amine. C\r Dr I s..ut.•
! ,.,..,...-.......
8807 Wamer l2U
t HMJ.---U. I ns N llaln <Bldl~lk) I MaJnCH&RBlJt)
I ·111.0141-a...., I 27957 c.bot Road
I E.O.E M/P &..--~-----1
U9UOICUll NICllQ/Wbds Baycreat Ucauor, m a. lTtb St.
al AfPtrm penon.
u .. m. mature. to ca.re
kr Orta:~. 17mo. U.
blqlc.-.G09.
LUcb You! We are rapid·
ly ex.-odbal OW' bull·
DeM IJ are lookilll for
more telephone
solicltora. We need
R11pOU11ble youna ladies
to wmk evenlo1 hours
6.S> to 9PM, Sun·Tbura.
... 11119 .-.wf .
lt. hador•ft•d '""' Lilliill -.......... .
-.. Jlt'Otltt. "" llt .. , •ftcbH,
''"'· d~ora\or e\o. •JDllft
Manqrr 11.atini Aten\
fOr tndUltrial park. FuU
tame • I da)is/week Ex ~ IJnrtet'eftCel re quired . Ca ll
C114~29.
Muaeement TraJnee Retail Store
... ....., .....
MQDlls.ISCC>nS
MN1l1 Aft lpm.
~ 4 ~to man.ace ~ .e~me. Train· to& ptOYMled. For appt. calf INM.511, ... ?pm.
HIWSPAPB
D&JVBY
!lton. tbru Fri. moruin.p.
1 A.M. to 4 A.II. Small
ecooomy car req. $90
wt Call: 953·1110, 8
A.Y. \o8 P.11.
---------i You can earn a.aywhent from $3.50 to a .oo per hr.
Radio Shack baa full
time c are e r OP ·
portr.mitlea as partUme
)ob opportun.llles open·
ing up oow In tbe
Newport Beach area If
you ~ millt.al'Y reured
or a college craduate or
are cunenUy golllg to
collete • tughly moll vat ed for l.ncre.ued eanung
based on performance
please apply at Z700 W
Coeat HJgbway, Nwpl
8ch.
Nuneryman. f /time. Ap-PlY in person. HoJlisters
Nunery 26'0 Harbor
Blvd.CM
IMSTIUCTIOMAL
AIOI
llLIMfiUAL.
SPAHISH
CAU.
0141760-3411
Qt Hams Per Day)
There 'I 00 HllinJ in· *~and ooupenence
oec:aaary. Call after lPM ~ .. ,A.alt for ~
LVN 3·11, full time.
Medications & treat·
midi. 11·7 part time re-
lief charge NW"Se. Mesa
Verde Conv. Hospt. 661
~~~~~~~ O!al.er'Sl. Cll. 548-5585.
LV .NJNoc Shift
<:areer opPorluo1tles
have never been so close
tobome.
DATA IMTRY ON.
a.Bl( TYPIST
llCORDS Q.HK UJWa.EU
Relief nune needed Tues
Ir Wed. ll·7:30 AM. Xlnl salary. Apply 1445
Sllperior, NB.
lhchinist, class B. Fast
growing machine shop
needs good people. lhrt.
co. ben. Paid bolid.ays.
V.A.I. Irvine area.
568210.
RADIOSHACX
ATANDVCORP E .O E
NURSES AIDES needed to give TLC to
elderly pa\leots. Cluaes start f.aimed. Earn wbde
you learn. all shirts
avail. Apply 1445
5upenof', N"B
MUUESAIOES
AU s!uft.s, ceruf1ed or lrlllD~. Meaa Verde
Coovalescenl Hospital.
661 Center St .. CM
MUR5lS AIDES
Part ume. J.11. & t 1 7 "1·bed Conv. Hoep.-CM Gd. pa.y ~-1.
Nursmg
RN SUPERVISOR :
7~::.>pm,
LVN CHARGE NURSE.
Jpm-llpm
NURSES AIDES: 7·3:30
orJ.U.30.
Interesting diversified MachiD.iat
~with ao eatabbabed MACHINISTS
MAHAGIR-UT AIL
50. COAST PLAZA
The 500IJ·lo-Opeo South
c:oast Plaza CRABTREE
& EVELYN store re
quires a mature (over
21) clear-lh1nlung person
to assume I.he poe1t.100 of 111anaaer-. Crabtree ii a
colJec{ion oC lbe finest
unported natural infrC-d.ient soaps, to1letnes. foods, & related pro-
ducts. Acc:ordinaly. ap.
plicanta should &e well·
groomed. intelligent,
have related retail back·
ground. & appropriate
references. F or 10 · tervlew s call
2J3.SSS.13. Ast for Lin·
da. Karen. or Fred.
Certified or will lraJ.o
NURSES AIDE AS ·
SISTANCE 8 :30am·
l ::Qlm ot 41>m-8pm. No
expel' nee.
imunmce company. Ex· .
per OOl req'd. We will
tram
Pl ..., woftbrl coodJ· llona, Xlnt em,Ployee
bmefita prosram 1nclud· inl profi1-abarm& bonus, retirement pl~n. ~ee aavin&s plan,
comprebeoaive Lire{
Reallb • Denta Insurance . Apply in
person lllon.·Frl.
8::1).2:00.
SAFICO
IHSUl•MC-E CO
17570 llOOKHURST
FOUMl'AIN VAUIY
E.O.E.
Insurance
Good medical, dental We are currentlv ..________ bmeft&I n--"''P eon
seek mg Class "A" .. · _... ·
Mach1n1st$ 11 you Maoufactun·ng =~~~~t~ have 5-yHrs ex· NutllDI
penance. do your En • OPBATIMG IOOM ~~t:~·ufs~c~i':~ g1neers . Poeili~::~ ag·
us a call. 'nwport Dynamjcs, a l)"el&lve iDdJ v1duaJ w 13
grvwi.Dg, stable divWoo y r 1 O R & 2 y r s
Immediate openings d Lear &eder. lnc., a superv11ory esp. Ex· Fortune 500 Company. celleot benefits & top availablt on our 2nd bas immediate openings salary Apply or send re·
shift to operate f or exp e r I e n c e d sume· Personnel. Mercy •r.ch ftresa M a o u fa c t u r I n g Geoeral ttos91tal, 2701
ofiltc)iM Lat191t ~· So. Bristol. Santa Ana.
• Tsnt LCllt9e CA ll2704. 75'-5506 Successful appllcanl& Offi""" help pttime. 4,hrs/· •Mil will wotk fn basic "" machine shop environ· da.Y. Moo.·Fr1 Hrs next·
Our excellent benefit ment and be engaged 111 hie Exper. in payroll.
--·-··---'
lt.84'DIATE
PART TIME
~a.pomSblt
b llRrtDt coaspWlaa
ol Ill proctmU to ..,..
,...., .. deedUMI,
DoeOl!lt COIDPllQ1
....... J*SaplDclud·
laJllUJ IDlldlcaJ •
dla&alm.noce. pe.kl
boildl.J'a • •ecatiom.
~callfor
llP ilA mai'
OPrHINGS .-_._,
Help Oil &atutda'J IL Su.a· "911U Ill -w:r .iLC:T' ""vr.omnam~w"-· to our carrien. Must &.111 7&'b:l. 1n.v ..
have load drivln1 re· 2567 S.E. Mam
cord. lar1e a talion lrvme, CA 927t4
wq:oo or vu. Hourly + (714) 979-6600 m1Iea1e. Call Harry E.O t. 11/F/H ~at; 64Z.43Z I Prefllable Mornln1 --------1 Newspaper Dealenblp
IMMEDIATE C:: ~~.a':~!:.
PART TIME mem~..;t-252.DU
OPEHIMG Wed., SaUeSun AM Ptr nlibt man wanted. Dnver to Deliver Must be ID eood physical
D•"YPILOT condition . Apply In ~ per ~o n 2381 1 Via To C9" cca a ;en iR Fabncante. 1101, Mlaa
l"iM, appllco•t V\e)o. 76M1Sl ,.... llMl•e CJOOd Rapidly srowinC Sao
drhia9 record. =:'°~~,~~r:,
large station dustnal c hemicals /· J&nlloraal supplies wago• or •an. CbemJcal background Ho11rly poy + be Ip f u I bu l n 0 l
~5:y ~~ousaaoo
or foster ()uelet REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED. al: EARN UP TO LS~ COM·
642-4321
PASTE.UP
ASSEMBLER
with at least 1 year ex-
pen en ce, preferably
newspaper. Excellent
company beneClts. Apply
bftween BAM aod 6PM.
Monday tbru Friday'
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
642-5182 D>W.BaySt. eo.t.llesa F.qual ()ppommlty
Employer
*NX•
T .A.B . an1wer1ng
l!efVlce
T.A.B. ans. serv. bas a
few positions open tn
TUs. SA. CM &Hunt 8
areas. Vaned stutt.s, P tr
or Flf Many out.stand·
ing beoe<ita. Work oear
)'OU!" home & earn wblle
you learn. 5U"'230 E 0 E.
Pbooe l>lspatcber wanted
for small plumbmg co.
No exper. necessary
Wknd s. ooly
714-540-2253.
MISSION NET. l ·Cao e.am Crom $50K to SlOOK
annually 2· Fmd out why
new I.Jc. earn big m
here Come talk with
them. 3·0 ur produc
t /1nexpen111ve
land1budget terms. 4·
Pre-set appt.s. galore.
5-t1nd out why ''We've eat the heel th.t.na gom, ..
N. 8. area. Alt for Mr.
Haward.~
Real Dt.ate UCINSID
UMJCIHSID WUl traia. But com·
m&llioP spill 10 the ao-m.tty 70~. to top p~
ducers. For interview
call 8tll at ~ Real· l.Y. Lido of face ; 673-1300
...,EshlhS.S
Openlag for llceaud
salespeople, locally
owned. wrtb oaUOaat ~ ferral aysUm. Excelleot
worluog cond1l1ooi.
Earn 100% commi.'>hlOfl For confidenu.al app l . call 759 0226. Execu·
Systems Real~rs
REALESTATI
COMMEACIAI.
~ ..... __.. '
8.ECEPTIONIST-G EN ore. motion pict.
tlllllllW eo. &md Bdame
lo aMlifled Ad f.417.
DtilJ fUa&. PO Bos l58D. a:.&a-..ea ..... ..... ~ N.B. baHd land de· Yeloper-~lder loOluo&
for front ofc 1irl to -.wer .._ overload
t.nJml ~ W0rt W /Sales ftCr °Type ..,..,._, ihc-UrllbaDe snlernicl G~at frinla beodi&a. Conlac:t
~~ Grceober1 :
bceptloolll/Typist.
8Dwpm. Did ...... F tr llon.·Frl. $4 .00 /br .....
IUn:PTIOtnSI' -Type
50wpm. Good pbone
manoen. Fr-ant office ~· Adverta!DI
co ~$1·041<1 ad for
Peml.Y
Recept1001st rTyplst,
~rmanent , reliable.
wtndll • l(JCDe wkdys u
needed $4.2S 1 Hr m.ae
Rec:epboDl:st /Lite Bill>g
Some t)'lllng, 4 day wk,
Laima Bdl area. CaJJ
Patnaa. ~ 1.301.
RECEPTIONIST -
Wanted for H.B. Beauty
QiUeee fr'ull·tune Tues·
Sat.. Cashier exper.
oecesaary. 714·962-8831 m for Mils Audrey.
~OMST
R ea l Est•te
Profe11.001i. in So. H.B.
Preler local ain&le DOD·
smokin.1 childless Jlrl for po., office duties.
1140/Wtt. IDG7'1
•llCIPTIOMIST* "People·oraeoted • ·
penon &S oeeded for a
laW:l.Y "'-1oeu olfice to
aas phones. creel
C\llUlmen. ~ lYJ>tnl
Is reql&nlll. Never a fee Offers ID&J(>r medical
bend., vac. pay E .O.E
rrmEGarry
Ste 119 Santa AJ:la
957-1303 Part·Ume personal lines
imuranC'e trainee. Xlnl.
opportunity ror advance·
menL Phone 962-659'1
Plan includes com manufacture of prec1.S100 polt.ing, etc. helpful. Ap· • aerospace hardware. ply upstairs carwash. panv paid medical & Duties will i nclude Beach & Warner. 118,
def!tal, vacations & establisbmemnl ol between9&1lam.
Leading beach area
brokerage firm l5 loo«· 1J1i for m.anagemeol & Rl'g1s Hairstylist, P '1'
i.ales trainee Ex · ftecoept1om.st Apply an penence not rte«SSary. peniCrl See Faiar, Mgr. INSURANCE
Pr-operty & Casually AA·
sistant. exp IIll1I 2 yrs inc
typing, xlnt benefits
James Insurance office.
Irvine, call tihureen
752-0llm. E.O. E.
INSURANCE. Fountain
Valley branch of larae aWo insurance agency
blSopeouip for·
UNDERWRITER
hotdays. methods. toohog and standanl'I and COfits With
C. For lO.r emphasis on productm
.A.---.1.ah•.t ty improvement. Degref r,;----------, 1orf1ce 1 ......,...._ desirable but not man I NEr:D MONEY 1
Control
r.ftntnnnents J)iv~S:.~&Wtlcox
2567 S.E. Main
Irvine. CA 92714
(714)979-6600
E.O.t. M /F/H
datory. M1n1mum 5
);!rs experience as
l.tactunng Engmeer in prec1s1on machine shop environment re
qiared.
l FOR I
f HOLIDAY llLLS~
I * Typhh I
la addrtlon to our desira· I * ~ I
ble location and pro-11 • W-"" --I gressive salary levels. _.... ~ I
we offer oulstandao1 I • Acd c:..tts I
PLUMIER
CAU
l714 J 760-3488
124 Hours Per Day 1
Practical Nunes desinng
full-time pn vate duty
posiltoos, w recent ex·
pene.nce & refs. Call for
appt. 861-0506.
Preschool teacher .
TRAINEES
Salary commensurate
w 1expertence " ability. XlD1 advancement op·•-------oompaoy benefits wb.acb I • Cleria include paid medical, I
dental, and life 10· I T op pay. pal i
Oertlficate or exper rt'·
q'd. P1llme & f,t1me
available. 640·8820,
Susan.
pam.mjty. AU company
benenta. Call Kathy
5tMlS1 MACHINISTS 5W'8DCe for employees I
S...SSWft -------•I S'l1LL GROWING! 111·
MEDIATE OPENINGS
AND OPPORTUNITIES
FOR:
AND dependents. For 1vacat1ons, rderra
immediate cooaideraUoo 1bonuses. Never a fee. I
S«lll1 ~resume to:
,.IC; ··~ ! IELL~ !
Pre·school teacher,
mature • expenenced
wanted. f\IU ume cu~e >
" part time <8· 1 > Benefits. Review for
raises. Call Marilyn
M7·528' OI' 842-21M8
IHt&elAn SICUT'AIY
CALL
Ol4)7.0.l•
CMBoun Per 0., >
' I SERVICES I
•Mee:• nf c .. MU..., LEAR SIEGLER I CaU or I •9lelt ....... WCM'tlen 11tAMSPOIT I Come Jn TOday I
_.,_..._ tiullW•h DYNAMICS JIU·t44t ~ :=:.."L:.. s.Jao:~ I 2102 s~i:s~r Dr I TOP PA y
~~~~~~~!I Opes ulu a 11147.14" -..., ~. Multll250 •.llWll.aYSALIS• E.O.E. m tflh 8907WamerJ21S (714)933.7SS7 ~·-~ Sou1b Cc.al AND llO&E. ll!:!sm:z: ~~~~~~~ -I NIMTlMG Aaa relfll at.ore. mcpeneoce ~ui Mature woman need• ttsMtlt I.A.I =.,.. 20 or over, IJ
Ad Ya D c e ~ ~ t de • 88Ytl'al tra1Dee positklna woa.an coatp&Dioo, Uve I 71SNMaln \Hli:RBlJO I for a. career op-=::;-lo~ e~all:':. ~.P: ~!a ~;.Q)oldno :~;:;t Lit.flU -&.t#f1'1
1 olY at ~·tl.. ~-==: il:!!.blJ Competitive ;;;n.,---... ~r 2'1957CabotRoad -1 MilOPlaelnUa,Cll.
••U to au u • e ~=.r8 Mell 0...'"• • MaJ.D· .O,E. Mt n ProctilCtiaa ~.:.1..=.na::s: •&zcene•t comp..,, =CE:!i":. ____ ..; ____ .:a ~~,'t!~
taot .... kl•l• ....... for~ d i r·~ ~1=:-~s:" ~ ~o :1 tr CJ • ¥:'mcmer . .f~· Mon ~c:f~:ao =~e:~~~
APfLYIN P£880N MBCHANlC w /aome A.II tos:ao PK. "'-t •P'. bemOta. Eueu.at ~
Brttilb car up. lluat p~aw:_ane• and 1ood t., for adv&Dcemea\.
t.ftowtltooll.Goodrat-~ maooen rt• Soine cbemlall'J pre·
edpy.111.eoG. ~ o;t'm'\'e~ fWl'ld W riot WUJ. "1wN~.m.ou 7JO.D11ApnaRllla.
~ pmoa/lload SIDI. 1K l.Qout. I !Ume. llaD.·'l'bUrl. ......
PRODUCTION Al· StSTANT •
ftaral1ctutJc&I lfeOP ... fUll·Ume . .,.,....
... ~.WWtiit•
M•Mlat prod•c\I • doc<i"!'W_, Nldl ,.. .... ..,.. ~..,...,
Wiiia u ;u per br.,
....... lblm.
Excellent tratoing, m541).M118 ::..;==·-----i.urance program Ir a draw available Ca ll now ffmlSTRAR wanted for for an app 't OlslA Mesa beau&.y rol
Realonom1cs Corp. • ~ble, sales 67~ on~. Two )'t'S college pref Coametok>gy back.
gmmd oot oecesssary.
714-!S~ a.st for Mrs
Byrd.
REALE.STATE
AGEMY
Have opening for ag
gress1ve aaent w /leading
oompany witb excel.Jent trauunc • great JJOten ti;,il U nl1cen1ed
welcome Call Al Stellato. 963-.5671
llMT AL AGIMT
For ~y Laguna Bcb ~al est.ate offl~ Ex·
celleot comm1ss1on La~o.ae reqwred A.sit
for Ruth.~ r--.,..,,,...,,.,. ... 1Rstauranu
Receiving Inspection
Trainee. One of the
world 's laqrest suppllen ~ oomput.er perlpbual.s
located in I rvlne oeedl
atable penon wanUna permanent job. Some
hardware inapecUoo ell·
perieMe desirable but
not a requlttmeoL Call
Glad11~L
WWW'INWIST
i..11naa:timdl1· ~! .. r~J: ~·,~. lamee,
099Al11. Call rraa,
•1t0. -
Immediate part time
ope nan&s avail. for cooa. bartenders, de·
livery drivers. Coots
...i be 1&, d.rt ven 21 " over w teood dnv101 re-cord. Lookin1 for in·
dlVlduala wd.h ou.tcoiDg
penooallUes, able to
wort evenlnas. Starts
from S12$ bour + llps.
Apply dally ~r s pm,
aak r« Jean or llary. Me 'nEd's Ptua.410E.
17lb St, Costa Meaa.
.... ¥1!' .... r--........... ...
§AIFSCAIEH
t1841rWOMIH
U you are ttulY lnterest·
ed m a career "~mt
----)ob. Uus be your ODDOrtuoitY to JOm ooe of· tbe most sue. caml1ll automoblle cor· ~ ID the United
,, I .. 0...,. C....,,
2925 Harboc 81\ d
caiTAlllESA
979·2500
S+1 fS PERSONS
Peramulllty pt\11 adults
to work WJlh and
matlvate tkll. Over 21.
In i..cuna. Caplstraoo.
Sml ClemeaU areas.
PART TIME
EYEMltGS
PHONE: ea-&llZlor-....,
Ext. 250. Bet.-eer.a l·5Pll.
Aak For Andrea
SALES
Start your New Year off oPl ! 11.-)or CJOl'P ia U ·
pmdJ.ac 4' looking fOt' ag. p-.ave aaleapenoaoel.
Eitteoslve tralnioJ.
great appty for the nlht ~ .Salaned poeWoo
For interview c:all
lfic::helle. 558-u \4.
W../Sdfy to SI 000
£xped1t1ng 6: co-ordina=orden with saJer. lion " ac · aa·g ment.s Solid rds Locauoo· ITVUM! lJl.
dlSlnaJ Coalplex Call
for appt Ma r llyn
M.acRUl ~5700 -----
Sales "Sef'Vl<:-e 'fTOHLY ~t now be free to work
ui my small appliance
business. 4 nights per
wM. 6-l()pm & s S<il
Sale5 morn 9 30 ·2pm. or !'> Do You Hcne ruf(bls per week. 6·10. No exp nee u you will be Phone triw>ed ID OW' dulplay
depl Ph for 1Dtervlew
U ~~!
1
=lpm,m-3161
IUCtfSlful a•uooal com Wam&ed younc men who
.,..y UW ollen Xlnt will li!l ~ well with
11191,ldtwxmea&pata-women Call llr. u.a. •• prmaimD ~ dart. call DOW. fllr Slmw Tbuo"*'° ~. _S40-402:3_-=------Sandw1cbman waote<I
Sales: £am SZ50to aooo a f'7.or P '7, Gary's ~IJ.
week. T~~ Bur&lar ~ E. Coeat Hwy, CdJf.
Alarm l.Gdmtry ts cro-a-· or calJ ~2llll1
me il10'D' unun& potea. SICltlT AllY /llCIPT
bal JS UDliJDJt.ed. We w1U Lllbt lYJJUli ' dlctabon lratn you ao salH 6: for c:ooatruc:lioo com·
marketing of alarm pany ID Laguna Nlguet.
systems Cres1deol1al. BookkffPIOI( belplul.
commen:aal. vehicle & ~ lD traJ..D, fuU or maraoe) For an in· pMrt tune. sa!My open.
l e r v 1 e w C .. I I Cil1I e.Jl.50.
'Tl4-~71iM
SECRETARY GA.MES Sb;,rp executive sec'y
Sedung 2 moovated, out· da.ired for expanding
Pn& Ir n:spoos1ble pe<>· e nR 1 nee r1 n g I 1 rm .
pie (or pennaneol full Shorthand & typing sk.tlls
lime posalion. with reqU1n!d 979-6373
career pau1b1bues 1n an ~~~~~~~~ adult strateRy iame
11lore Apply Chess &
Games Unllmrted. 2'700 W ())Ast Hwy, N B. or
194.l TusUn Ave , Sant.
Ana.
SALES
SECl.ETilY
Xlnt oppty for sbari> gal
w xlot typ1Dg skills to
worit In fut pa~. COO·
J!elU.a1 Newport Beach o(.
tier. call Lala at 833-2900
HUKANRESOURCES SEC R ET ARY· OONSUL TANT OWitand.mg oppty & xllit
ARE YOU AMBITIOUS pray tn a groW10& co. or
BUT IN A RUT" Hoa£. 64S-21U MAJU:mEcAU. ------
111A T CAN CHANG r-; Sea wtary /Cleft
YOURLJFE' Due to expansion . Imm~. p t or f t ctYnanuc loan brolterage
J6ib eanungs potenual rompa.ny bas immediate
No spec exper nee we o P e n 1 n a f o r
1 F •-• Seoeret.ary Clerk to deal tra&n you. or ~erview with Coreclosers " all
91B-12a aspe<U of loan &ervicing.
Sa'-heJp needed Look. Ablbty to cope under Pn!· to& fur mature indJvidual uu re de all n g wllh
. ....-.. f--.. ·-diverse tasks " in · to ...... m .,.......,onent d1v1duals. Good or· ed stDre. Experience pre-ferred. Smarty Pants. aan1zallonal ability.
:M07 S. Brtatol, Santa computational skills. steno or speed writin& • ADa. Apply In penon. respomlbfe job attitude a
s.ies must. Non·Mn'Jter pr-e-
Have several opeoinp ferred. Salary open. call
for sale.a people. Mobile M.S. Heat, M0-93/iO.
Homea • Good Com· mjllicww. • Apply Cost.a
.... llobOt Hom •. 54lf w. 1Sllb. St &'2-4351'
SALES Inside. salary 6 comm.
Wort =• eo. wm ti& adv. 11 yn
over. no exp nee.
lllntnre • &oola wb.lal,
will .-r up to tallt plua.
~~
~De S•rve7or1
llO --• f\lll wPtr ..... + · Joh• Al esaoder :
714 ·13)·1(71 or ma an.
W .. IOUllCUI Flt. r•mt4 @Hl•t· NI ......, __ liilatfi ~.lllk ceu aalboa Karine. J't ... Tl for
!PfL&.O.&.M/f'/H
w••10U11~• 1*11lba=cb1vtq ~ .._. :C~ Bea\ltll\ll, old llor1ao
Apply 11'.att .. Pl\unblu. ...,_ dDllar collediom.
1sat Newport B&vd. C.11 Every year. 11'11 lhna
1Gl111. 1815. Jn aJbuma. Valued
SICllTAIY W.\REHOUS.EllAN. CA awtr ..-. Sell lor POOO
,.,..~: \.ilnahSet·
ter. 51D09 old, abota.
Call: IGl4ll aft 5pm.
~-·yu.,•m•nl Uc req'd. Some forkliA • • PfP llr. Cbap-'1:r'liain'f'oml.aln VaUey _;:.!1::;...:::.:..;.~;.;;.....;."---exp or wlJI lraln . pelow, t1 )17S·8HO ...,__._. Good....__ Old Ml,........., ... ope:olaa BDmwam J..ocUr, au1 BalbO&. ..,__.: ._..e.
for tbarp 1euetar1 WColiltffwl, Npt Bcb. ~ Sheep. llale. 1A
llUll tne mlnl.mwn 80 -tu' C:ft 1010 mo. AKC. Needa TLC.
wpm 6"bave excellent Odad ShirleY Sawyer, --------·'-·•-•••••••••••••••• _m._15)1 _______ 1Cbeap! O.mosl1 waler 1euetarlal abllltlea. ~ E.0 .E. WATCHMAll8 CA&IPAID Poodl r dlltlller. paid S•OO , ~ • Sl.000. mo. CaU TD...LEftS Esper Re-waled lo work on pre-W1brtdryr1/Refrl&s. SdlDamer e, ~.. w/lake $150. Moviq to ~ M tbru F, UM, qd. roe El Ton,, llbwalOO ciaiOD oU field lmtru Mftinaoroottlfi7-11J3 ~ eclOd wat.cb dot. w~. s..rnw
•211M. ~ as Lal\ID& Beacb meall. Good comrany lowia lddl. st6-0053 SICTY~. omces. Allo part-time benefttl. Exeellen op-lhtcbln1 Kenmore AKCc.ollieoopapen.
-~• estate offlce tn I.ell«. Contact Joan or port.unity for aclvuce· Waab« le Dryer. Xlnt ~ ~.,.. -u r .. ~ mmt. Contact Per90n· oand. $17Sboth. 873-~ -. • .,._.._. LqaDa Beach. LL bk· Gore4.f7·lm E .O.E. nel, ~l-9051. Equal Op-IMl-3508 •·1!!';~:9..._ TEii PO RA Ry HELP ~portmllt~~~y~Ern~p~lo~yer~. ~~I Refri1erator tor aa le ,_. 1050 Ha.cbe1 Air West ~ fare ----, ........ wa:•-.......... fl"'. eau •• E
4, .. A 711 WANTED al Coastline ...... ,,_._. ., -·••••••••••••••••• coupona. '50e•. itp
....., Collet• Bit Store tor WaDEI S3Pr3lll8 **I BUY~* ~.~LS~· ~-~ SecurU1 Guardl needed, be1looln• of Spring Jiii ..,._ _. ... Ptr unarmed sernmtel' Cuh1erl nr Nowhirin1welder. Wood Admiral Retri1. 2 door. Good Uled FumJ1utt 6 ;,tra'o.k. Viejo = help & 'atoclt pe~son b.gbtin&. St6-2110l needs cold control re· Appti""Ce'-OR l wllhd.I Comic boou for sale
cu-•pbceeneeded. Call needed morns • eve pmr. llOO. 666-771.8 or SEU. Coe You Marvel" DC ¬ cood.
aaJO Between 9 All • shill. Apply at l&M6 lllfl nERS ad ntrts. good nmning MASTB.S AUCTIOM Cal.I anytune. 67~
3Pf!I tar !JlllOIDL Bm*huntSL. F. v. nuu oand. m. Call after s . JO 64' "" Ir lll-'625 Qq>te w i baby lo oe«t
pm.~. ~HPAJD d &AY bol.MbOld lt.eaa
11 m•11U5" Zmu1b color
'IV a yr. wvr .. tree de-
11"'7. ~-Ml-1711
WHITt8
BUYING
or
Sw.JNG
nih Is 'Yos
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
To,._.,_._.
c.-642-5678 ._ ____________ _..
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am'YIOU'F
S1WYAM
Hr. CSlr.m2).
ot&YS79tl
HOWAIDQ n•1
Po¥e •QuU Sta. NJ:WPORT BEACH
13J.Ol51
'71 ftlld Van EUO. PIS.
P/B, AJC. S ml $3700.
Muat uc. 83l·9HO. m 740 Aa& f« Stne.
'78 Ford E-LOO. 26KmL
["-----1 V .a, au, AM /Fii at.ereo
IMPORT ANT
NCmCETO
READERS AND
ADVERTISERS
The pnce of 1tt'm1
advertlst'd by vehicle
~rs 111 lM veb1cle
clu11fied sdvu1111na
cob.mm doa oot IJIC lude
aoy apphcablt' ta&H,
hreoae. trander fees. ~ dw"ln. fees (M
11r poUwoa conl.rol de
V1C1e Ot'rtlftcauam or de
a.Mr documentary pre-
parllban c:har&es wUf!ss
otbel"Wlle speafaed by
the~.
am. P /S, carpeted le
panelled. SS.800. d1•
a.DJ.neaB-750.s
·11 Dodie Vaa 100
Tradesman, V·I , 318
enclDe. 318.000 ml, alltOm
iDL .. palm job by Tnlp-
Pll' of Sulla Aa&. C.pl.
cbaara. sunroof,
portholes, P IS. P IB,
ma1 wbl1, S49SO .
l'IM»4.
'811 Cbevy \'an Rare edJ.
lJOll. Ne wtndowa or Side
doan 6-cyl. Auto. Low
milel '10 en&ine. New
bllU.erJ. woe-up. $800.
Dl~
SECURITY ~TDIE TOOL
CRIB
HBJARC Wmed. double oven, gu PUr cd med IUrn, ant.I· WW Pdnc>· Ml-3'1ll
To weld ..... raoae ID good tond. quell &clrTV's 1167~1.33 BF.At.rnFUL UNUSUAL
• • 1/
llMfs,...... oWb t520
f 0 ., .... 9030 ....................... .
'71 ~Ford Van
$12)0.
tlM.ll.! Delk podlon a•aJ.l.able for reiable penon able
lo CJpll'llle red.lo, answer
pbaDel 6 make k>I en·
try 'a eee. !Jltjoy excellent
"'"14'9'1\Y benefitl loch.Id· inl a free meal per llhU'l.
11G weldlt'. ,..,,,.,, ill 51l·m7eTea. SOFA. 8W, rust orange CHINESEOBJECTS
penoa. W~ frost-free fa.bnc. Xlnt cood. $25() Mowd. must aeU. furn. -·•••••••••••••••••• '46 f-Ord Woodle. restar?d
Grey marme 32'1 eng rom UJ.W> 48 Pord Wood.It ~ W.e.d 'S90
ATTENDANTS BROWN
refri& Ill good sbape 1"4ortacoet)87S-7200 ~~~e~.
llOO. Call aft 5. 6(2. Ul68 rnDnv ratt miJK: 640-0)3 pl w .Warnt'r v~lvel rP t o r Pd rn1nl cond ·--•••••••••••••••••
8 pc bdrm set. 7 pc ---.. dnve 8'50 ~11 Rl l.CXl 675-616_1 __ _ WE PAV TOP OOll.AR
loclh. Power 9040 '!i6 tord 4 noor wagoo, fer I.op med can-foreign.
~rM>OO. Moo·
J.mmediale openings OD
two ahifta. We are nexi·
hie! We can use either
full Ume or part Ume in·
dlviduab. Ex-military
l.U-pld to apply.
JORDAN Kenmore Was her & Dryer, good working 2697 Halladay oand. $125.
dinette. 6 pc liv rm, aU J Oelro Grad-0-met.er, p11t mo.oki7Sl.m7.9S7~7 tern grader, model -•••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 Th dm:DestJ.cs or daaa1cs. tr very or 1(1n.1 un VUl1' car ls extra clean,
MAlllOTf HOT&.
900 Newport Center Dr Newpoet Beach l!'4l.ial Oppor Employer
Sec'y, A•eistaat w MJr.
Ylried clll&iel, bi~.
. ...,..Uve •/Sood olc • • llfiOltiea. Xlnl PcMatial :.: w fiOll·perwon. N2-M00.
Self drl•en recep·
tioniat/teaelar7. Typ-
inl lmowWle Ir pbooes.
Newport/Costa lleaa of·
CONTACT:
UAR SIEliLER 'IUMSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 Wtllt Selenttom s.na.a Ana. CA
E.O.E. 11/F /H
lks.Gl-3m TOOL MAKER. PART
-------. nJIE.RETlRED. CALL 56-100&.
Scalia•--Ca 64().(1.96 ,..,..... llcydtt 1020
Ao equal opportunity ...................... .
employerm/f 11sia Sdnrtnn Vanity 10
spd, &ood cond. $70
151-9156
1030
WOODWOIUOMG
Gronia mandacturi.nl co. i..i. YoaDI man ror cs= f /llme Wert of~~ AGFA mptitude . Pleuaot ~n:r~r~ REflllMWER Ill =: ~= '° .:~ LITHOGRAPHIC are dependable & desire
to learn need apply. CAMERA
SIMIOlt Ri&)ll lndlvidual may •·--LENS
--...-:t1a.EU 10Q YOUNG FOR st.art lmmed. ~II for ............ ~ appl. 6'5·6777. The *'llOmmLENS
CALL TII AIRUNES!! Wallao c.o. C.ll. llJ=~¥ER
C1 C714J760-l4H We c:urreoUJ have open· WOIDPIOC!SSIMG 6:HOLDER ;~ ings for 10 abarp &ala & Vydec eap pref. Xlnt •SET 0 F EXTRA. ?.~ Qt Baun Per Day) ~ lo travel Cblca~1 E o I I s p e I I i ll g · LITES
"" New Yorit, Miami It au Tnmlcribe from dicta· •llDVCURRENT
8 Qmtemp. Drexel duung
chain. Perfect cood. All roe SG>. &M-7315
0-400 MSO new. U5f!d on·
ce, S400 ~ 1215 atl 6
Hurnmf\I Goebel <.Annual
.. OffslMw.~ le 28' St: A SK If'
&e& Z1'1'9 or 9ro-291.8
• Cluu Commander 's.4 Larae 3-pc. aectlonal, plJltell > edJuao um lhru c1att blue saede w truat uns Listed at $1800. ac· w .ooo. Boaardus Yu
pat t e r n r a b r 1 c cesJt best olr ~12U aft -~--------
w rrrat.cbinl oalfee tab&e ~ -.u '"° PAcaa·
Formal pme table .a Gcrtsam a.waa. Com•aa a · lillclaUre7 wionlJD.l..I
w/upbot.tered cbalra pattern. Service for Hieb ..,:iDe. Boat • Wr:ou 1ht l roo c baa· eilbt-$700. fll51~ or 911111m oorer 50 ,.... okl
deli«-Sil. di.am. Call 111.1413eveninp C-Omlsteat tropby wto·
t'cr aRJL MG-91254. · Dll!I' Jlbr' sale or tnde.
Boote.us low & b1gb
$35-UO.Coffee tbl
SJO.Dsk. Twtn bds S2S
Kg elect blanket $10.
875-Sl.112
Dming room set table. 6
dWn. Wte new. $350
~
Queen bed
N 8. Tmms C1ub Fa.mUy Mabafter PP Ml-3471
Membenblpfors~ 77 215' ToUycraft. WeU II)() 644--0lM
()-pt laytna t.oob hlte new
complm aet ror SlSO
6',S.<18>, ~.50
SJ'Ap., JOOhn lloonDI
avail Aft 'PM, 6n-WI
'1'Z Martm 18'. •llk·thnl
tri·bull uoHP r.o.
Tem t.ra.Uer, $1116 Frag.. w 'lrlr. Uled very hWe,
$165 Wuher/Drye r , maketrade 661·3SM
_llle_a_M0-42.87______ 1f1T1 23' MAKO l.nboa.rd .
Goodcond. $40 Antique organ Ha ·BoY
557-8446 Armmre. Soow ski.is &
~ equap'd , ~at
Martm fisluog. 673-9363
dm>ird ~ :.uck SHIQS Me Iii nRST I
Ul-1101
·~ MGA CreampuH
PSOO. Sell. trade or best
offer A1ao '64 Maaenu
Sebnaa. $10500 St'll.
tnde tr belt olfer Pvt #I .. 0....., c-"
Psf;J Gl-3763. 2125 ffartlcir 81 vd.
'21 Modtl A lloadater CXlSTA lllESA
Replica. lldaDled -.,. • __ ,_n.; __ 25_500 ___ _
~ dr111t t.ra.lA. Deb•.
apeeted Crom factory
e • r I y f' ~b Au amt'
nl!ILI t.o Pttthase ~l
offer ~ or a>-1.lll
~
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i4 Ford Bron.'O N tt<b
~ S2llDCI or best olr
~
i5 Junmy GMC loaded.
must sell SB • .500
831·\~~fS
COMMUl
CHEVROLET
.:.'-" I l.11 lo •I fl " •I
11r-l\\H:O-\
SU-1200
PORSCHE'S
~~~~~~~~ ~major cltiea & re-Umequlp. Xlot beoef1tJ1. SerlaJNo.(.(1458
Sbeel metal brake llOl't areas wit.b uruque Jamee losuraoce office. $2,000
Gca-Gp~ 1055 boota&refrla.~ ....................... Hughes i,., fa.re coupons Garage Sale, Saturday CH P>each.
........ / a..twt-9050 TNdn 9560 ....................... WANTED
• .-operator • punch YOUDI buslnea1 1roup 1rvisle. Barbara 752-0990. Call 6'2·4321, before
,,,. --. Fut arowlol repreaentlng leading E.O.E. SPll, ult for Paul Ward
--.......... le U .S . publlabers 1 • co. ...ta -peop · tram~ • bot.e WOIDPROCESSOR Uke nu Samaaar IM>/200 _,. Xlnl. co. beo. Paid pd. aJona wUb 2 WU nPtST/P.T. Macro/ZoOm W/C&U &
11 holidays. V.A.I. lrvtoe tra.lntna at our npeme. Healtb care eo. i.D lrvioe u.v. S210. N8-.a7M ~ ara *'8110. • •No E 1 p e r \ e o c e a. an lmnwllat.e open-
SHOl s a•.._ Neoeaaary. '' All appli· '---1,_ a word.......,.,_..., .,,._. C8ll&a mu.t be 1S or over, .... 1'-... -~-· W.ud wtt.b or without ,,.,........, Is ready lo •operator who typu
SISOPeatu MESOIDm 2.0 m. w/atrobe. msl aac
MS-1308 aft 5.
l ·s..80, 284 E. 20lh St.. 641MOOB. 644-0084 ec.t.a Mesa
Garqe Sale. Sal. Jan. 12.
TV. lamps, carpels,
recliner & miac. 14 772
Domcaater Rd.. Irv.
CaW.Homea
Brass Hal Ra c k,
~szoo ai1·
nd-O>id velvet IO(a. U.ke
nll!W. 1100 Call 54().q760.
.......................
•~CIA.ATE•
21•.JO'IOATS
6fl2 mo. Plua prepd.
From SJ,9/mo mcl. air-.
-...211,~0wn .....Sell 9060 ........................
·47 DodJte I t.on ctvettd
flat bed plum~·., truck
Comp6ael,y overluu.led
1 or •. k 1 n d S2:5 o o.
~62. ao.)'t.lmt'
79 Oodce 1)..5(), Pkup, •tr.
shell, Z+ m~, ca..l1
551-~
Allow Ill the opportunity
l.o com.ader tbe purcb&.se
er tnde-m ol your clu.n
Ptncbe. Check wtt.b Us
Today!
espr. Wllltnin. Adnnc:e alart lmmed. Return 7().IOwlJm accurately.
, poulbWtles. Gd com· traDIDOl'tatioo guaran· Expel'. pref. Evenlnl Doga 1040 ~ P9'1 beaeftla, Apply tn teed. l'or lDt.en1eW cao· boun nexlble. For tn .. -•••••••••••••••••• ~ ~f!amUllllam.at WdCarolRicbardloaat formation, contact ·~FOil
111 • +d~I06S .......................
Dnperiee 2 pr. w/l2 rt, 1en&lh 1115.. $100. e:ll-4000.
751-71
'48, Loden 16, ZSft, varn
bu 11 • a II p 1 o N 8 , '87 ~ El Canino.
beautiful $4000 . Ru.00101. offd1 body AUTOS
WAMTID "!: StlDllard Sboea. sn So. the Vapbond llotd. 31.51 D fl D'. e Gu l m 0 D d • wval....,
11N-eo10. wan S'100 6C-Ol78
' Brtltol. C11. Harbor Blvd. ea.ta llesa 141.wa A GOOD HOME! ..,. .._ Crom 10AJI lo 6Pll Moo· ..:E.=O.::.·:..::E.::._ ____ ll_J_F A. K. C. re 1I1 t ere d ~ _acreaM!I', ap .... coo-Fri. aemtift number a\encll SlberiaD Rusty. Ru full
prlnUas. Nr. O.C. 540-8571 WOllCOVBSIAS abota. oat wt1h kids" a..r•.Ulllvercoina. No
Abpalt. I All-4:30 Pll, TIAIMEI 11.akemore mooey work· il3yeanold. $200. Call bi&b dealers pricea.
:..::Moa=;....;'n;..;; .. ~•·_m._i_aa __ t for packagln1 d~l. toe abroad reprdl~ 640-7117. Pbone N&-8113.1. °':':',"::'• • • 1015
srABT NOW! Immed. openin&. ill ==: ':ii 0[ypea or KE!SHOND Pups. AKC. M• t k 11 r 1071 ..................... ..
loealAllJw97ctiatrtbutor ...:tntn.:=:;;...:...5M811;;;...;.~----;;"rters ur1ently re· Qiamp lire. M/F. Pet• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dmk&Ofc lqlllp.
olfcn:T:uaitJ for TRAINEES Q\&red. For detalla, aeod 1 b o w . P v l p t Y . IPfA For We ..-1 ·You pidt Comtr supplies, aal· a 1ta m ped , a e If· Zl3.97·13'5aft6pm. NI White top of tbe line till......_ ·~ to comm. HS l(Tad. Pull• .atr"•edenvelapelo: anmnUlM(R Ill at.eelc: • deep wood .a.tin bqj\nMa your p/time.Famlllarwtt.oola ,..,_I pl~ .. BeUiful l yr. old AKC ftUNHftlWI ~-:deakw/rnatiDI ~all 111·1.MI or ~~ '15·$10K. cau ~ fenale Collie. $ti(). cau Se al
-101waabinatoostreet S5l-CZ7a1t.epm. UTllOCRAPHIC ~ c~·,.. v~r,.
1070 ........, .......................
"71 Coronado 3$', lrl·
cabtn, dieael, lots of
W., clean, ~ •Ur·
~.16M1Vatl. 5.
9070 •---i:==~=:-•JTRAINEE -picture Dept.5032 SAMOYED Pupplea, 7 CAMERA cabinlU • addWoDaJ of. STOCKCl.m framiDI bu1lne11. aaalo,NewYorlt1'205 waolcl.S'B. ftce851~ 833-IJ02 _ ...... ; .......... . !'Cllll'~~ ODlldq ~ Permanent po1iUon. ecz..52398"1linp. •l.50mm LENS er · SllS A AJLAIU • -Room.~--RB. area.-.., 1"210mm LENS ..___ 1 Savin YAC Newport MM651 '9 a1111 to wwk well wMJt Youns. e•cltlna com· Welt~ Wb1te Ter· •REVERSING For aai. or -· ........ Job recam"' Trainee Po1ltlon, pmy,aeedaexp.aallboat ner r s IORBORwJP'ILTER 7»Clo9Y machl.De. Xhlt. ~lDoO 1our feet 9wttcbboard Operator. rt11era. Steve at pup. em. mo.-•-HOLDER cmd. a mo. old. Coolact --..... wodt "'--ble ......... ....... ..... ScoWlh 'hnter II. emo. • __ -.....,. ll&llt be a '° wv~a -· ~ .. awe Re1. Is all •SST OF EXTRA ..,..•-:::;...:.. _____ _ Pl--fmcdll ... ecct flulble boura. Call UUUI na LITES
lillO ~ to 9)' kiea.l loc in
Nwpt. UUI pd. Crpt 'd
dock. pb outlet 6'13-1464
~ l&Odr:JOOID e~te. ...,_ YoulhCouDMlcn abota.5Jl.1311. WE'VE llOVED • KUST At!IJIJtD,._ -=~.;_-----Part Tim' eHnla11. ._.__ l •UOVCURllENT S !! L L T H E Tt I I .....
TN.W A1eDt. es:per'd OD-0...,.. adu1ta wotkio& America ~UUIV, ma e, s.tal No. 4·'14$8 POLLO Wt NG TH IS -•••••• .. •on••• ...._,,, 1•11 li::'!!M!tttal/Sabre. 'witb)'OU&b.Om'21.0wo tJoweta....,purwwblte. fl,OOO __, aecutt deakl C 'I s.S./ .. _ •-cw -_. •-·~·•'-p.ao hr. 11-... w/pa .... ra '100. Call M2·U2l, before "'~ " ...... _,_ .......,. 9120 JlllWUfa.. ·•· ... AC.V-u•. ..___ -r-SPM. -~ J> cal Ward ·-nee aa.u• -~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~B~.0~-~&.~1-=·~-=------1Urt.c1'fr'ANDREA ..:•=-: .. .::UO~·:,_______ °" a .~,.: dr&ftJnc la· -•• .... •••••••••••• ""ST~-ICM!Zl. en =o, 1-SPM. 1 ma1 old Doble pappy, ~~~ ~~-bl9 la~.!~~· .. &bell fort 1mini Pllt time (JI(.&.. brbrSeu;, IDOD· E.O.E. C':!~d, ibott J60. iDI .llQIH9 • ...-l•u u.a. + IDe. n.11 .,. ....._ imow· l r u c ,. • t u r a n • . -........ 1 Pll•lm dun.--wbllbrwn eJll,r. Bat oft.
~ Oodae Panel T~~
Rum • look.a &ood ••.
Gl-5131
"73 Dodee P U ~ T. 318
1tkt. Ct..U. boa. Gre•
~ ll.&'50 4M-70M
Dan\ tnde · aell us your
u:aed Mercedea Benz.
Call 111 to find out what ywr 11.BZ ·s really WOC'tb.
11D16on Viejo Imports
131-1740
71 CbnJ ~ton. lumber VWSq. back. Good body &
ract, tool box • .U. k> ml. runnint cond. Pref.
x.lnt rood. $S21JO oc o(fer. w taarf. ~*4 days •
861..(822 ~Brad. _______ _
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I PAY ONLY I I FIRST MO.-TH I
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._. ................... .
WINNER .. !
Just by sending us your name and
address and by watch.Ing ror you.r
name in the classified ads of the
Dally PJlot.
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ROBINS
FORD
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ltlreO ~ .• nu u.r., nu
d&&dl, CA/C. tl,150 or
bell olfa-. Aft. $ PM.
5514Dhlt for Dan.
Alll 9707 .......................
'73 Audi lOOLS ZZmN city, 3lJllN hwy. xlut. cood. Z.u7
9712
Ua..n4049Mt4t
GUWCOUMTT'S
OLDIST
&
IOI McLAIB4 11
$
850N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA ~Mi. No. at SA Fwy> a 14 an.nu
~yb)'Appt.
--••¥•••••••••••• I& BMW 2DOl2. running
CREVIER aoad. salvage value S8'15
PaulfIIT-4844
'99 2002. Runa & looks & I SJ a .. OADWAY iOOd. $18)(). 645-2375, Pvt.
SANJA ANA party.
835·3171 -------
Tlff!UUlMATtOl!IYfMOMACHlld 'Tl Anth. w/gray int. A/C, st.er. Xlnt. cond. Snrf, eoo. 494-1011. 497·1996 •USEDIMWs•
763)02 4 ap <Ml.PQO)
763l024tlp C073YPD > ?1IMW530i
"763l024ep (4()1PQP > 4 speed, power steering,
'Tl S30i 4spS1R <0119 > power brakes, air cood1·
776:1)cai "56SXG) Uoning, AM-FM stereo
'MDmo...,....MIG DQ1.ou. Jifq, 81u·1un
<lY /ta. "1*. Stl-f71l
fW t7JI .......................
15 F1at UI Sport Xlnt
CClDd. 38.mpJ. $1.895 /bat
c:lr SJS.1.2&5
"13 f\at 124 Sport Spyder,
5 spd. new U>p, xJnt cond.
$2500. 673·2180 or
&1.1131.
971.7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VISITYOUR
ORANGE COAST
HONDA
HfADQUARTERS
TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY
SALES &SERVICE
OLDSMOllLE
HOHDA
GMCTIUCICS
2850 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
540-9640
it ldNeoD fl-Hp, 8'1d/tH later. Bia.a
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'6 ...._.be DC. wwa -,.""!n-..."!"--, .. ~.,~ .... ..;.........,-....~.-1 ~auto. Tape deck. !M IFM.~~!. ~:n11d. a• Ui
•-t "'II/Fii _.-..-. -til'9L All M:n'ice re· -ioo au-... ...,.. • ~~~':.·-or !!!:.,.!lffcc. •&.JOO. · · · ...................... .
---- -IPll eardt. lllllts.e. suoo ?6 flOID LTD '12 Olda 1taUoaw191>n
bll&G81r...... v-. . 9172 .,,... m-4llt COU"11Y S9Ulll •.•mi,pnUJlatreon
.... .,.. t71t --•••••••••••••••• '75, UQ, A/C, Alf/Piii, WGM dltlon.~f\er f:OO
c.-...... MMM. "#.iiiAiialiiSA• YOLYO :'0:.= .-ior ~~":cT~=: :-1 tts1
-lfudaO~•.cl IOY is C&muv a /c, AlllP'll • bvl duty equip ............... ·--·· ~=lmaeokl. JR{ CAWVll w,a S8YICI t.llie-pit, II bRes, new OWSf'HX). 6a-lt44. ht I If' & S.
llOUS·IOYCE OW:S"'t"~aY Um A palllt. Lo/ml. U.. H45 UMCOUU •CtltY f140 tMU• '*4w EJPEJlTS Plmfed OCID4. llut See! --•-•n•••••nH••• ·~.t_.. .... " __ • .-............. .......,.,. ee.a TW •1111 '14 1JDcolD. $1900. Good '71 fllM10
--.,.-... -•2•4•00--u---wm~o'::.vs !AILI m "74 eaawo. Xbrt eood. !:!~,.:Uo . rwa1 lllnt. NAlCMIACll
'Ol.vo u:---.. -w --A'*-~, air coad. &Qw ...... a I.up leveo-_u_.......:81..... ~ .... -·-· mililL 'l ...... pretty tmJofpnowoeclMBZ'a T.,... t761 _._._ ..-u. lll..sut Tl Sedaa. 71,000 ..._CS" for ma.Jl1 miles
In t&.ock. Tblt o.ne la 10 ........... --.. Q)STA MESA 0. n tltl ttJO mi.• lUEll'1 bccJ 1 ODly o I e e o • o m I c a I
prleed low at '1t OOrolla t dDor. OM ~J l40-t4'7 .............. ••••••••• 1915. C9'14SGl) ~ QllJ'IT 1 $16,191 .. vw. am/fm, low milea, "73 Sedan. Real nice. 5.,95 ~VPU> alatcaail.~.411-mo C&t.MalCOUMTY 197t-..O $1315 C111KEK> JDHutlorBJvd.
Jll1111'*PIOMS '71To,a&aCellcallltback VOi.YO OIAIAMCI! '71 Lincoln Coupe. o.taMeu ~
tMPOITS coupe. Fact amt. A/C, EXa.VSIVELYVOLVO ~~· ~~ ~~F1f" • ,;tyle. ?IPIMTO ,.....,.u .. n.,.....RBLVD. All/FM, brt..e.' red, like i..us-t.Volvol>ealer Novu Dru'u,. _ _.,.,. ~)m.!..:s ice. ...,,v~ESA -IDOnn&eCounty! u..;.! · .. ''°"""'' -,,,,.,.. l!!xeel!eatamdMton
631•1276 :.::.d)tl ~. BUYorLBASE .r•YEMOW!!•. ~ll11$>rs szaoo,,_.G&r DlRF£J' .,. 19 Harl>or Blvd., C.M. _...
MR _-:,._O!ti_';....;F;....;C:_.UA_•n_~_ct_· _·10_~,_s~-i_: ··~]~.· ..,,cwy...,,,,,. "SO ·~110~~ ~· WAMTID blue.-.ooo.~ ~-~-,-~..A!_~ ....................... Call~s.u.
WW ~ )'OU more for ~~_,.Corolla-~ 2025 S. Manchest8I ORANG~u;-r''S ..,... ft60 ~r ~c= ~:. ····-·*'Vea, ........ ~m 750-2011 UNOOLN·MERCURY -•••-•••••••-••••• Call toda OEALERSHI p 11117 ptymouth Vall ant. 4 ~Vaejolmporta T..... 9767 ia 2&2IC sun.root. 2'K.mJ '74 Chev Impala, 9 1uyn •ftlE:l()E ,dr, e:icellenl cond.
831·1140 -.1100 -•••-•••••••••••••• sim. cand. AlltFM casa. ~ wa100. AIC """ ~ M2-31llext3M 'Tl GT6; dnt cood. Best n•m..-s P,S.P1B,AM1f'llradJO. UNCOLN·MERCURY
"'f I .. 16-1.IAul.oCeftter Dr. Chlledon '87 Belvederi' 19111 MBZ 2IOSE. erey, er. Ask for Sherry u•1a11e rac ... auto ~--· -~-F-"e~.. GTX ,.,.0 very clean. sunroof. Beal Days 759·9200, eve ....._Used tnaa .. mech. eood rond . OXJ• ... , iftviNi_. ,.... · :Ji ; pos Hr:.ic ·
oiler 836-3JZ1. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call aft 7 · 30 PM 11ft 7000 ~·___.. a_~ ong
·--ll5dl 9910 m4J9627179 -...,... ~. ~ rnmor 79 MB 450 SLC. lo rnJ, as· Yww fl 9770 ~ 900. ~.Ron
112 -••••••••••••••••••••• -·•••••••••••••••••••• -11oa•-Carlo. • "',000 '71 Bobca1 3-clr, in new sume lease. 639·1 , •o ... ..., ~3222 VW. Haviq trouble se.U· '72 C.OOVttt. full power. milai Xlra equip Sharp cood. Auto, p/I, a/c,
--------lnl ycur car! Try us ToP air. w b t, w ht. $1695 caad. $1700 644-2258 lo 1DL MH081
'79 2'-00 3Knu. stereo. dollar · Paid foe or Not• 631 3133. 815-98215 ate, elect snrol $19,.500. Bring )'OW' car lo Jim 'Tl 4 door Impala, aJr. '65 Mere 3llO VII. auto, 4
P.P. 892 3483 Marino Volkswagen, 71 Skyl~..:.!_?wner.Urau', radial Urea Perfect dr. ~ tr~~rtatJon.
Mercedes '75 4SOSLC.
Red, .. unroof. AM/FM
cass 44,000 mi, l owner.
Xlnt Reaaonably priced.
272.SllO, 1ss.6361 -----
lB1ll Beach Blvd.. Hunt-power, .........,~new es CODd. SZ9l'i(). Call M2 Oll6 IZ50 • .-r 9fi2._. inll.oo Beach . Ask for & battery. Xlnt trana ar831-021Bl
Frank Manno or Tom car Only WT5 640-1.830
Aikin. all 4
C 8CK 9915
"I'S Cbevy Nova p11. p b.
11tm, air, AM rad>O. V 8
Good ClOOli 840-4896
tWaag H52 .......................
7'TUUO
•2 77's
i833ll 41p, C239UKH ) cassette, electnc sun·
i8 mA S/R (738TXK ) root, electnc windows.
i8633cJliAS/R {0062) Tupas/t.an interior, only
79 320i 4tlp <09SX ER ) 3> ,<XX> mtles. $13,900 or
Closed S•clays best«fer. <331BFD>CaU ______ ::.,__, 6'2--0lJll.
'72 :l!IOC. AIC, Ivory. Xlnt
oond. $7950. 833-8383 ext
'77 HONDA 5 speed. :W0dya,ae&-9143ev
AM/FM. Must see t.o ap. '68 2J10 S, auto, p /S, &ood
predate. ~5199. oond., SS.~.
'II> Arrorci, 50 miles. air.
AM FM cass . wire
wheels. p1nstnping &
oocoa mats SB.950.
546-04t8
fOlt AU OF YOUl
YWMEIDS Sales-Leaaina ---
--ina. * .......................
1977 CADILLAC
SIVILll
Loaded• Eq1.Dpment in·
dudee moonrooC. stereo
w/ta.pe, W1 wheel, cn.u..&e
control & new
"American Eagle"
~LT c.amaro. 49.000 m1
Rare 4SPEED '
a..WY162) S3775.
"I'S El Camtno Classic
Cami>er° abeU. 64,000 mt.
real nice. all eqwp.
11>452Y >~
t'8slwugeotwo
Blur bHuty Must ~ell '
4 speed, 4 cyluider, A C
leather 1ntenor. mag
wheels. casK>tte deck.
map bgbt. Lo m1 Pn ~
~ ee.tolfer
P\)'moulh Vo!Me SUllon
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'14 2:30-SL Roadster, ~lam-Spm.
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elec s'-Dlrl, wht w/blue
U1l. llke new. 675-3251.
'74 2002. air. 4 1pd,
AM FM cassette w l e·
quahzer. very clean.
~sell ss.ooo. c.an Jim
~ 1799 or 645-2200
9744 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Roadster. White.
Great mpg. Xlnt. Cond.
AM1FM cass ster. c.ar
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77 PIUG!OT 604
4dr, 49,000 ml. <DCTM >.
new 11.ichelins & Kooi sbocb, . lthr, auto, PS,
PB. PW, air. stereo + mare. 842-1964 or 964-5038
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ca1s, aux tank, one
owner. $8000. Ph:
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New VW Diesels
llustaelL Make offer
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Eves, 64CHl640
'SI VW Bug. Snrf. 4 spd
61,000 m1 . '72
lr8DY!lissioo. New paint,
trak.es, muffler. Clean.
Sl-400. 831 "'56t.
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Must see this hard t.o find
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11EW YEAR
1974 CHEVROLET
NOYA SfDAN
V8. •utot1lllt1c trana . a1r Cond . P'M ~;;M~~Y $ i'795 1 mo'"
1976 FORD fttNrOWA~ON
6 cyl engine. •utoni•t1c trans pWr
brakes. bucket •eats. AM/FM stereo
w/cassette. air conct . luoo•oe reek. wew
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1977 TOYOTA
COIONAW4aON
Econom1ca1 4 cyl engine. automatic
Irena • WOOd grain deluxe e.11terior. AM/FM redio. pwr bntk... air Cond I morel (8485Pt..)
s3295
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CVTUssc°'" V8 •uto trans ••r OOnd P'M' If I
brakes AWFM st w/caH . Pwr Windows. more• 1969GJT)
5 1895
1977 CHRYSLER
COIDOl4 COWi vs. •utome11c Inane . .,, Cond • P'M
steering I bra.lies. tilt .,,_,, AA.WM
stef9Q Wltape. Wlnyf lop, wew tlf9a I more• 1329SET)
1979 CHRYSLER
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4'CtM, _...111pllJ ~ ••IMdllbfaat . T • lailll. acbool popalattoa
dropJ*t bJ 1tO atodente WI
1 '· Dy1 &old t"9 nut tall'• flwlnn•n elm Woald be
Ute am.u.t bl tbe d.lstrtet
tba .... ata.rtM boo
lDt.bel.UJtD.
........ DOW reached the G&blr
au o1 ttm hll1. •• be aald PGint·
Coast Gets Inch
~to....... loobd lib.
dlp .ID • nOll' OOIMt' ride. He 1ald ewoll.meat a\ tbe dll-trtct •1 llll e .._ woUJd drop by 1 on than a.ooo IWderata b}'
... Lut JUI'. tbe earolbMat peak9d flt.,,., JMll>UI.
ID eoajuncUoa wltb Ute
POl>Qlatiaa a.. be u.14 teac:ber
lajotfa UDeared tnevitable. M
many .. -eo tac.ben eould -
the ax by tbe fall, be clalmed.
,\dmlalstntor Howard Boop
Bain, Go Away?
Not Before .Friday
BJ JACKIE BYllAN
ot• ewtr "" .... A storm system that dumped
more than an \Deb of rain on
aome parta of the Orange Coast
overnisht continued to pound the
area today and la expected to
last through Friday. the Na-
HE WON'T AUN
Mayor Sv•lat•d
tional Weather Service said.
A spokesman said an antic
storm ~atbering over $an Fran-
cisco today is moving southeast
and could mt tbi5 area by Fri-
day.
As for the weekend. be said,
HFU. SEEK SEAT
Commlaaloner McKnight
McKnight to Run;
Svalstad Quitting
BJ JE&JlY CLAUSEN at•o.ti,. ...... ....,,
Jobn McKnight, Fountain
Valley plannina <:ommissiooer,
wu uoct.qed Tuesday night in
aD.D<>Wlcial he'll be a city COUD·
dl candidate Ulil April.
Mayor Bernie Sv1lstad, a
councilman for nine years,
crabbed tb• council meeting
1pot.Uaht to present a lengthy
awan aoq 1D announcing be
won't seek re-electioo.
Svalatad spent several minutes
litliDI municipal accomplis·
menta lince be wu elected to the
council. He described the ac-
c:omnU.hmenta u a "team ef.
tort.1' He laid be bad DO pl&n1 to nm
Oraqe Coast
"We don't know yet."
The storm's most serious
overnight damage along the
Orange Coast occurred ln San
Clemente, whe re a rain-
triggered mudslide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Coast Highway in the north part
of the city at about midnight
Tuesday.
City crews cleaned up the
mess and reopened the lanes
this morning.
Laguna Beach police said at
midmorning they were consider-
ing closing Laguna Canyon Road
due to '8D accumulation of eight
inches of water in the Big Bend
area.
Some tlooding wu also report.
ed in front of Emerald Bay at
Pacific Coast Highway and Oak
Street. Also In tb• 1oatll county,
Capen Pan wu C.-.S earb'
todaf .._. ol lllPl*'J' an.
paved ro.da. Offtctals said It
would be reopened whenever the
roadJ .... addeatl1 dr;y.
The ...... amoat ot rain-
fall for the M boan endlni. this
mornlng was rec:orded at the
Moulton Niguel Water Treat·
ment Plant in Laguna Niguel,
wher e 1.22 inches were
measured.
Tbe seuoo total there was 3.25
inches, compared to 9.69 inches
last year at t.bis time.
In Huntington Beach,
rainwaU:ber J. Sherman Denny
tabulated a rainfall of .92 of an
inch this morning, for a season
total of 3.14 inches -well below
last year's 6.97 inches.
"It really came down between
2 and 2: 30 t.bis morning," Denny
said. "It just poured for that half
hour." More heavy rain was
fa11in1 at mid-morning today.
Tbe Orange County Flood Con·
trol District reported overnight
rainfall of .62 of an inch in Costa
Mesa, for a season measure-
ment of 2.61. La.st year at this
time 6.32 inches bad been re-
corded.
Bolsa Chica
Debate Slated
A debate between Bolaa Chica
landowners and eovironmen-
talia ta will be held at the
Westmlmter Library 'lbunday
at 7:30 p.m.
Lindell Manh, repreaentative
of Sl1nal Landmark; David
Carlbera, president of Amil°'
de Bolla Chica and Huodoctcm
Beacb Aa1,mbl1man Dennis
llan1en will participate m tbe
d.lacualilon.
Th• lnformatloGal debate ia
beinl 1pomond by the West
Oran1e County Leaaue of
Women Valen. 1be Ubraey la
located at 8111 1Jtb St.
Uaih Kille Driver
told UM ~ 1tboo11 an ear· r••llJ overatatfed ud aald layoff oa&. would Hft to be m the man b)' tbe middle ot
Mareh. ' Roop l&ld teacbel' attrition
would tab care ol part ol tbe
problem. Thl1 year, be ex·
plained, the dlltrlet Iott M
teaehen dDe to reUnment and
ralpatialil..
Teac1* leadel' laTJ llaaniGD
•«reed die pie.tun .........
but Hll••t•d tbe 1taffln1
formula tM dllUtet UNI la lue. curate.
"I think the board 1bouJd
closer ICJ'UtlnlJe the 1taff'lq
formula lt -.. " said llwmkm ''We'll probably end qp 1o1iD1
teachers~ no ••1 do J tJdDk we'll h .. e to cat., al tbem. ••
At the It.art ol tM MID-.,
leacber1 ar1aed t~e~ fated du.a at more amm aa .,.,_ie,
-Ute c111trtet•1 dwrooaa u
soaJ,
In addition to student and
teacher problem•, tbe board
also face1 a ttOter badlet. ae-
eord.ln1 to ldlool oftldal a.an. Has.
He said tbe district dipped into
l'eMl'Yel tlU )'e&r to meet G·
pe:DM8 and eou1d drain ltl re-
Mne oat 1ear if tbe same
apeacSJq .-.nm ccmttnued. Bat Mid 9Cbool 1Deome WCMlld
(aee ICllOOL8, Pa19 AIJ
....., ..... _.~
HAWES SCHOOL PRINCIPAL I.ANDI ANO 5 'llALLOOMtSTS' WHO GOT AEPt.t£S
From left. K8rtna Noor, Ketty Blefefd, Shfron Nernt0n, TNCY Atwtn •nd Jeff W•Jtz
Seatterlng tile Message
Bal,loon Notea ReeotJered in Faraway Places
BJ lh'in'& IU&N.g
Of .............
Laura Nelson'• balloon·
carried mesaace wu found by
74-year-old Mattie Chenault next
to one ol her chickens in the
front yard of her El Dorado,
Okla., farm.
Tina Nichol's message of good
will from Huntington Beach was
answered by b.i.gh school senior
Kara Lamb who found it dan-
gling from a cactus out.side her
hometown ol Old Glory, Tex.
Marine Sgt. Brad Stout wrote
to kindergarten student Mark
Oskin wbeo be found a note flap-
ping on top ol bis helicopter.
Another message from a
Hawes School elementary stu-
dent was rescued by a bunter
stalking quail near a Mexican
village.
The letters began coming in
after 470 Hawes students re·
leased helium.filled balloons
carrying tbt'ir mesaa1ea of
peace and love several days
before 'lbank.s!Pvinl-
Sladml:I wen mn.._.t te
wlab tMir ....... red)lieMa •
pleasant Tbaak11l•l•1 or
Cbri.lt.lna9. Stam,ed sw-t cll'dl
wett included foc respoaw
Hawes School Principal
Robert Landi said many stu-
dents added extra messages.
One girl said sbe hoped the
hostages ln lrao were freed by
the Ume her message landed.
Another atudeDt auagest.ed there
wu too much hate iD the world.
One note struck a chord with
Tustin-based Sgt. Stout. He said
the note wanned him and that
he would keep it forever, even
though it was quite battered and
dirty.
A 80-year-old rarmer in
Snieder, Tex .. reported be was
delighted wben the meaaage
dropped from space m froot ol
bis cott.on·hluling tractor. He
said it made bis day.
One ballooo·carried meaaqe
only drifted a few blocks from
the scbool before it wu 1adden-
ly delivered.. But Bob Blwnbers
To South A.fghaa
Soviets Shifting
Invasion Forces
KABUL, Af P,..nld.u (AP) -
Soviet transport planes, m an
airlift lkirtlnl rebel·betd land
roq~. are terrytq frelb Red
army tl'OOPI from Kabul to tbe
d.laputed -prorince of KHd•bar
in southem Af-2'•n\ .. •D, IOUftel
reported tram Kandahar citJ to-
day. ( BeJmed 1tot7, A 7)
.... ..... ....,.,, t.o &et u.
note.
''lo tbbl lime of tldJlappinc
&Del universal unrest. thil worid
could UM IDOft people like you,"
be wrote beck to nrst grade stu-dt'nt KlDU111e Wallaver.
"It's good to know our future
leaden have feeli.np of love and peace."
Landi said be also received a
response to a message released
from the school tbr" years ago.
He said the note had made its
way down to Mexico where a
bunter f<Mmd It in a bush.
"TblJ year the wind~ must
have been bloWUll towards the
middJe ol tbe country.•' the prin·
cipal noted. He said the school'•
distance record was set last
year when a note fluttered to
earth iD downtown Philadelphia.
Tbe scbool's shortest delivery
also wu set last year when a
man waJk:ina on the comer ol
the acbool grounds happened up-
oo the ~e. He dell vered bis reply in peraoo.
llood Sought
I
For Refugees ·
Tbe 1nlernation.aJ Red Croa
bu asked the Orance County 1
Red Croa Blood Center to ...t '
blood for refugees lo Red '
Croa/UNICU bclpitals alone ~
the ~boclian border. ' Dr. Harold Kaplan, blood
HrTIC* direet.or fOI' tlM ecMmt;f l
Red ero.. Mid blood wW be t
lbipped Wlldy throq.bout tbil 1
mootb. n wlll be UMd to treat
anemtc and malaouriahed patlau, kaplm eQlalDed.
Aa7on• le food bealtb
.,. .... tbt .... ot 1'1 IDd •
aDd .......... at I.at 110 pocmda
ii eJ&altM; to --blood. .... : :===:w:n-= Beel c... dftCe ta Sata AM.
-.mi.
· I
aw•• GI• •••••en n....u•
WA!RDIOTON <AP> -PvtWdtd CU\a II fonnalb ..utD1
lD moth-a w1ll of ....... q1dnlt tbl SCMll UD.lcG lD .....
tallatkle for be calla "'the .,...._ threat to peaoe llDce
IMS.Cm OridWar.'' C..-Aid~ m,k tbllt tbeM 1DMIUIW wUJ aah
tM So'YW t1llkm 'Wffu, '' bat ~e:pnbebl,J will
Ml ioree tbe KnmlD to wtt.bdraw.!rGm Alm. spe..., to about 100 memben ot tbe and S..te ID·
.tt.cl tD tile WblM ffOUM for a report oa tbe lttUaUon la
Socdllwelt Aala. Cart« u.ld U.. wat 'notbtn1 the Uni&ad fbUI
eoWd haft dlDDe lllllltarib to b&ock the Soflet action.
...,._, Pt.iee .... e .... Atl••aetl
llEKPRIS, Tenn. (AP) -A llempbia dru&liat ftlled. more
Uwa 2IOO pracrtpUooa for EJvl.1 Presley ln the 19 moat.bl belon
the alnael"• death, evea thoueb be "mew or should ban lmo1'D . • . Prea1e)' baduerlous dru&problem," theat.ateaaya.
1"1na Jack Kinch, owner al The Pbarmacy House, baa
been ordered to appear before the state Board al Pharmacy m
Mattb f OD cbarlea of iDdiacrimiDat.ely handin& out the pre·
acriptlom, a state ofticial aaid n.day. 1'be State Board of Medical Examinen in September ladled
limllar char&• a&ainst Dr. Geofle NicbopoWo&. who was Presley'• doctor for U years before the rock 'n' roll star'• Aua. 14,
1'17,death.
II lnP-tlf9EnPt
CAIRO, E&YPt <AP> -An Egyptian archaeololical team
bu uncowred 25 Pbaraonic tombs in aouthem E~ "contalD· In& a larp quanUty of 2,000.year-0ld mummies,' tbe Al Abram
newspaper' reported. ...
The excavated alte ln Kom Ombo, eoo miles aouth al Cairo,
a1ao cootalned elaborately ornamented aarcophaci, alabaster
vuea and predoua, stone-inlaid necklaces, the report said.
Tm Is., 11.S. E.,e P11eC
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -Turkish and American
negotiators today aucceaafully concluded a new defense
cooperation agreement, a Turtilb Foreign Ministry spokesman
said. He said it would be initialed by representatives of the two
sides, pending final approval of their governments, within the
next few dayg. Tbe eootenta of the •greement were not immediately
ttnown, but the cooclualoo ol lbe talks indicated a m•jor hurdle
m paat negotiations, the scope of U.S. milit..ary assi.stanee to
Turkey, was overcome.
Klao•eial 1" aves
Iran Crowds March
In Holy Day Rites
QOM, Iran (AP) Ayatollah
Ruholl•h Khomeini sat on the
roof of bis house today, waving
lo tens of thousands of sup-
porters on a tradjtlonal day of
mourning for the nation's Shiite
Moslem majority.
M•ny of the Caltbful
ce rem oniously flailed
themseives with chains to the
rhythmic beat of drums and
tambourines as they matthed
tbrouab tbe atreeta.
Tbe byways of Uus holy city,
100 mUea IOUth of Tehran, w~
~raped wtlh black na11 and
Jam med with hundreds of
.-..... r-.AJ
SCHOOLS. •
decl11le with the 4l'VI> lD atudent population and that {n two yean
.the increase in income would be
80 •llaht, the dlftrtct would have
trouble 1u:pport1n1 ita current
leYel of Mn\ce.
Trust.I qreed at their Jan.
22 meetlnl they'd study clau
Ilse and 0., effecta lDelUMd
sraduatlan NqUNmmtl have OD
the aum• d dlatrtd cl .... d ·
fend.
DAILY PILOl
t housands of Khomeini sup·
porters shouting in Penian,
"Down With Carter, Khomeini
II Our Leader, Down With
America!''
The f•millar, white-bearded
figure of Khomeini, weart.nc a
black robe and. a black turban,
emerged for about ~ mmutea •t
mid-morning. Flanked by bis aon Ahmad and otbeT advtaen,
he waved to the eolhualutic
crowd for 35 minutes before~
turning inside.
Similar demoostratiooa were
reported tbrouOMMrt I.ran today'
the holy day of Arbaln, eelebnt·
ed each year 40 day• after the
anniversary of tbe death of Imam Hoasem, a 7tb century rel·
alive of Prophet Mohammed,
believed by Shiites to be the
founder ol their sect. It la a1ao
tbe aecond annivenary of a
bloody pre-revolution coafronta·
tion between support.en ol tben-
exiled Khomeini and soldien
loyal to Shah MObammed Heu
Pahlavi.
Friday, fiOta bft>te out 1D Qom
between Khomelnl aupporten
and backers oC Iran'• HCCIOd·
renkta1 reli1tou1 leader,
Ayatollah Mohammed Kuem
Sbariat-11.adarl.
·-
a7110UnMDD ............ '111illtl .... ,...._ ... .,.. • ..... ,.. ....... ., .... .,.......,.. ii hftal 1-9
lal 9t MeD ladl ltd bt tile Oraue CDm1 Orad .IQl'J cm .._,,_or~• llQGrt 11 .a •!Uloa la 1aa11at1b to
CalUOftla. mat cf tM •• .,.... l.DetQd.
lat l1ro r•lde.ata of La....-.. acta and la C'leluente ....
arruJed la pollc• ••HP• tbroQbaut the ~ ...,., .,...
daJ. . n .. o&bll"I an ltill at latp.
T-.• iDdictmeata were the
MCoad to bl ft)ed ·~ benof~~
ol Bte1'Dal I.oft lb.at autborttlel
aald Ht up Ol*atklu ID W,..
.Beacll 1•an a10 under the
leaderablp of Dr. Tlmotby
Leary.
l'Sve ol U.. lndlded Jan. a
allo were named la a 11"12 iladkt-
meat wblela allo lnvolftd U. BroUMrboocl of Eta'1lal Love,
accord.lnl to Deputy Dlltrtct At.· tomey Hil Morsan.
Leary, who now realdn ln
Beverly HWI, wu not believed
to be lDvolved ln the lnvetttaa·
tton le~ up to l..t week'a l.n.
dictmeuta, lllOJ'laD aald.
Moria Ald Tuelday that the
lnveatl1aUoa wu touched off
after autborttles received. Upe
from the Central lateW1ence
A1ency and the U.S. Dru& En-
forcement about tbe alle1ed
operaUon. Tbe lDfonnation supplied by
the federal .. enclea led to the
interception of 500 pound.a of
bubi.lb from Atpanhdan la the
Northern Calilomla city of Coo·
cord ln Au,ust ~ 1J'18, according
to Mor1m.
La1una Beacb Police Capt.
Nell Purcell, wbo a aid be
personally arrested Leary oo
marijuana cb1r1ea in 1"8,
declared Tuesday that the 1172
indictments disrupted alleged
operatlons of the Brotherhood in
Laguna Beach.
•'There la still a Brotherhood
o( Eternal Love but it is not as
organized as it used to be,"
Purcell wd.
He added , however, that
repreaentatlvea are very
aopblatlcated and speciaH&ed
and deal in "oothing but major
categoriea."
"Tbey are bi1. 'Ibey can't pt
much lliger," be oblel'ftd.
Tbe two Onna• eo..t 1DeD •ho were arrested Tuesday
were ldeotlfled by autborlUes as
Donald K. Drury, 42, 105·A
Aragon, San Clemente and John
Hart. 38, 1585 Tablti Ave.,
Laguna Beach.
Others arrested include
Gordon 8 . Munn, 46, Bremerton,
Wub.; Richard S. Green, 37,
Sausalito; Deu R. Martine%, 30,
Stockton; Vernon L. Smith, 39,
Truckee; Mark P . Stanton, 33,
San Frandac:o; Morry P. Wein·
stelD, 38, MW Valley.
Tbe lndictments followed an
18-month inveall1atlon
coordinated by the Oranae Coun-
ty Narcotics Tut Force.
Woltinl OD tbe cue were the
police departmeota of Lal\1DA
Beaeb, S-.n Clemente and
Garden Grove; the Department
of .lu1Uce, tbe Bureau or
Narcotic Enforcemesrt and other
federal "8f!DCiea.
It was reponed tbat abOUt 20
pounds of buhiab were re-
covered dwtD& the arrelta.
Carter Too Slow,
NASHUA, N .H. (AP> -
Ronald ~r:ctsed Prasi· dent can.. for not act· lnf IOOD enoqh qalmt Iran· to lowina the taldas of tbe
American~ •• All ot the oat
meat baa done dmlaa .c9;:
thrM mcdM lbould have 1*e "8rted la tbe tint a. boun, •• the
trontnmner for tbe bpabUcaD
prealdenUal nomtnatlon 1ald
dt1riDC a IUDCheaD apwb.
Friftad er Fee1 111111' ...........
Photogr~pher spotted this sign on the back of a van
parked ln Newport Beach. Owner of the vehicle wasn't
around. so l>hotoJ(l'apher waa unable to determine exactly what is meant by the slgn, but it appears to be a
challenge born out of frustration about Americana being h~ld hostage in Iran. The boetages have begun their
third month of captivity.
Innkeeper Denies
Water Off 4 Days
The manqer of a Hun~
Beach hotel aald 34 of her
guests, whisked off to fl.re at.a·
Uons Tue.isday for showers, were
not without runrung water for
four days.
Louise Ruppert, manager ol
Catalina Air
Finn Facing
$200,000 Fine
Tbe Federal Avlatlon Ad·
mlnbtratJon ha• cbar••d
Catalina Airl1w with operatsq
improperly m•lntahMd aircraft.
The airline may have to pay a
$200.000 fine, an FAA official
sald today.
Alex Garv\1, a spokesman for
the federal aaemc~. saad that
Catalina Airli.oes failed to in·
spect two of lt.s aircraft in ac·
cordance with lt.s maintenance
program and operated the
seaplanes in an "unairworthy"
condition.
Garvis said airline officlala
were ootlfted of the FAA actioo
by letter last week and have un· til Jan. 15 to respond to the
cbaraea. Airline off\clala were
not available for comment.
Improper maintenance of
aircraft la a vtolatloo ol federal
aviation reculatiom. Two Catalina Airlines
seaplanes were Involved lo
crubes cturtna the put year. ID
a crub lat April, one woman
drowned when a seaplane went
loto the ocean off Catalina
Island.
Tbe o&d Grumman Gome am-
Pbibtan plaaea a1lo ba.e beea
ltounded ta rr•vlou. yean
because o auapected
mechanical problems.
Tbe ll1rl1ne ii DNMDtlY tbat-
Wn1 paaMlllera -to Catal1na oa
belleopten. Tbe Maplanea are
not belnl med.
College Tnutees
To Diaeuu Goal8
Cout OoamlunltJ c.olJeCe Dla-
trtct trllltMJI wUI d1acuU uaetr coall and objedlnl for ta at
their meetlDI t.oalPt· Tb• .... wW bet1n at t p.m. at cllstrlct beadqU!Un, 1J10
Adami Ave., Calta Men.
the Huntinl\on Beach Inn, aaid
members of the Aucldand
An&llcan Maori Club mtaaed the
cbaoce to bathe at the Pacific
Coast Hiabway k>dging became
they were out of thelr rooms 90
Crequent1". ··we did have probJem.5 -the
water was Ob and off slnce Fri·
day," abe explained, "but it CU·
t.ainly wuo't off for the eatitt
fCllW' days."
Fite Cb.id Ray Picard said be
arran•ed abowen for the New
Zealaod alqi.D& troupe aft.er
memben told hlm they'd walled
four dap for a chance to set
deaA.
M •-Ba:ppert wet • w11ts main on tbe Mtel'• propelV
broke last P'riday a:nd plumbers
bad trouble locatin1 needed
parta. She said bot.el •at.er is
running low.
The city wasa 'l alone In helping
out the sbower·seeking guests.
she cl am>ed
"It we nice of the fire depart-
ment to help out but we did what
we could by roundin& up all the
towels we could find so they
could dry off," she related.
Picard said iD addltioa to the
fire station sbowen, nremen
cooked bredfut for the •tncers
and eave them a tour of tbe ftre
tniniDI facility oa Gothard
Street.
He said the travelen were
dropped beck off at lbe iDn ln
time to catcb a bua to San Dteco.
The botel manaier sald lbe
New Zeala.odera were 1lna
their mcmey back foe tbe ocean rroat rooma.
''They were reall7 Diee ~
ple," .lbe u.id. '-rbey told ua
the)' would be uppy to come
back and ltQ with aa ... in."
Fifing Period
Set to Open
Nomlnation papen for ft"
Huntlnltm Beach elected poltl
may be taken out by candidates
•tartiu 'lhunday.
Tbe fonna are available ln tbe
city cleft'• oaloe lp the ch1.c
center, 2000 Main St. Tbe
deadlJ.Oe far fllinl aomlnM&m
papen la .Jm. 11 et 5 p.m.
1"'e Nida~ for anti. an dtr
clerk, dt1 treuww and three
eltyeo-dlteaU.
•
Weather
"1 PBIL •DDDllAN ...............
Jloet °"""9 CoualJ fanmn
an fr ... thl carreat raJ.D.y wea ll•T wltb opta arm1,
altboqb tbe abowen may bav•
a neaau.,. effect oa • r ... erop1.
that an ~tlJ la UM banS
•lal•· "lt'I CIDO cl tbaee lltaatklDI
wber• wlult'• IC>Od ror .. fellolr
lsa't al~ 1ood for ti»•
otben," •lned 8DT7 OUo. farm admer wttb u.. UD1"'91·
ty al CaUfanda Coopentl..e SK-t.enaion oftlce tn APltMdm, ....
for mOlt powers, tbe rain we'N
flnall1 atarttas to baY• 11
welcome."
He said the rain will be belpfu1
for dry-lllDd barley aad will ~
prepare the IOl1 for cros-such
u tomatoes and sweet corn,
wblcb wll1 be planted IM'li""'DI ln February.
With farmen paytnc f1I per
acre.foot or more for lrrtlaion
water, the fi. rain wW belp
keep some lfOWlnl coeu down,
Otto added. Tb• farm adviser noted,
bowenT, that tbe showers can
interfere with current harvest·
in& of celery, cauliflower and
broccoli in Orance County.
'lbese •esetablea have a ft!')' abort period f0t proper barvwt·
lnl. IO plclrln& probably will be
conducted t.broulb the sbowen
and mud.
Otto ~ that moisture can
lncreue lbe cbance of crop dis.-
ease ln tbeee Ye&etables.
Dean fkacMnpr, orchard de-
pa rt m ent manager with lbe
Irv toe Co. '1 a1ricultural
diviaioo, ls pleased about tbe
current a.bowen.
"We 're vtewiDC tJl1a with a
peat deal ol Joy," be said. "ft'• tM!en • ...., dry spell. The rain la
especially welcome for cltnll
and avocados.••
Bucbln1er ezplalned that
farmen 1enierally l.rript.e wttb
Colorado R1ver water. wbJcb
leaves a1p.ific&Dl aalt depoatta
in the a.oil.
"lf we have a good rain, it
mashes the aa.lt from the aoiJ,
and that's one of the benefits,"
be said. "And when 11 rains, we
don't have to pay fOC' the labor or
the w at.er fOt lrrtptioll.."
Jtm Nahas, general muager
o f Gran•da lhrketln1-SF
Farms. wtdda powa strawber-
ries OD 1&5 acrel tn lntne and
Mi.uioo Viejo, Wei t.be rain is
1eaerall1 beneficial to the
atrawbei I) crop.
He addild. "If tbla la Just eotnc
to be Uke • weebDd storm, it
will bne Just a minimal effect
oo ua."
Too much rain. sucb u the 40
inches that soaked the area in
1918. can be very harmful to
crops But wath about two inches
recorded midway lhrouch the
rainy seMOD. that pro11ped ap-
pe•rs unlikely, fum experts say.
Gait Billa
To lnereme
LOS ANGEi.BS (AP> -
Realdeatlal 1aa btlla iJI
Sout.be1'n Callfomla wUl 10
ap an aft1111e "' u.n a mcmth hell•ln1 .Ian. U,
tbe Ca1Uorn1a Public
Uw.tti• Comm...., bu
annou.nced.
Tb• omnmilllc!a snmted
Sout.bena Calllornia Gu
Co. permtapan nae.day to
rabe rates to obtain • ••• ooo a year to olfaet
the btP. eoat d utaral
1a the uWity buys ft'om
the El Pmo Natural Gu
Co. and Traaaweatern
Pipeline.
A public bearln& on the
request ... held Dec. 19
la Lo9 Anaelea-
Qnake Reported
ONT ARIO (AP) -Tbe city ol
Ontario ... jolted bJ a •mall eartbquake near t~e Loa
Allplee Sen Bernardino ~
ltoe T.-d.11.
Mobile Home Controls Pushed
Coast Gets Inch
Rain, Go Away?
Not Before Friday
B11ACIDE BYMAN °' .. .,..., .........
A stonn system that dumped
more than an incb of r-a.in on
some parts ol the Orange Coast
overnlgbt continued to pound the
area today and is expected to
last through Friday, the Na-
tional Weather Service said.
A spokesman said an arctic
storm gathering over San Fran-
ciaco today is moving southeast
and could bit this area by Fri·
day.
As for the weekend, be said,
"We don't know yet."
The storm's most serious
overnight damace along the
Orange Coast occurred in San
Clemente, where a rain -
triggered mudslide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Prletad er Foe"! Diiiy ..............
Photographer spotted this sign on the back of a van
parked in Newport Beach. Owner of the vehicle wasn't
around, so photographer was unable to determine exactly
what is meant by the sign, but it appears to be a
challenge born out of frustration about Americans being
held hostage in Iran. The hostages have begun their
third month of captivity.
Nixon Celebrates
'Quiet' Birthday
Cout Highway in the north part
of the city at about midnlebt
Tuesday.
City crews cleaned up the
mesa and reopened the lanes
tbil morning.
Laguna Beach police said at
midmorning they were comlder-
ing closing Laguna Canyon Road
due to an accumulation of eight
inches of water in the Big Bend
area.
Some flooding was also report-
ed in front of Emerald Bay at
Pacific Coast Highway and Oak Street.
Also in Laguna, flooding was
reported this morning at a house
at 162S Sunset Riclie, in 20 units
of the San Maarten Hot.el at 8B6
South Coast Hilbway, and in the
1100 ~lock of North Coast
HiatnJay.
Alto la tla• aoatb eounty. cu.,.,. hltl .. dlllled eadJ
today became ol 'SJippery un-
paved road&. Officials wd it
would be reopened whenever the ......... ..,,. el •t:b dry.
The Ilea~ amount ol rain-
fall for tbe M boars endinl thia
momin1 wu recorded al the
Moulton Niguel Water Treat-
ment Plant in Lacuna Nlcuet.
where 1.22 inches were
meuured.
The season tolal there was 3.25
inches, compared to 9.69 inches
last year at this time. <See ltAIN, Pase .U>
* * * ~Snow
Converging
On Bay Area
By The Aaecia&ed Pnu
An attic-bred snowstorm and
a subtropical rainstorm from
the Baja Coast were expected to
converge over the San Fra.ndsco
Bay area today, brincinl scat·
tered rain and cold.
The northern storm bas
already brought heavy snow to
Seattle and other parll of
the Northwest..
A travelers advisory bu been
is1ued for the Shut.a-Siskiyou
Mountains, northealtern
California and the Sierra
Nevada u the storm· reaches
thole areas.
Stron1 1uaty wlDda accom-
J)aJIY tbe ltonn, wWl mow down
to 2,500 feet ID t.ta,e DDl'tbwat and ::=.and 1,-..,000 feet in
TempeeatuNI will drop u the
atorm ant~ tnt.o iow '°' and 40I iD IDOit ..... Lon wU1 be
in the. tiait .. . .
To lnereaae.
Pl'O'lded the oomcll wtda • wrtt-tea~~ ...a leadlq up to
tbe deatb ~ ~ 8teYeD TrrlL n. tnddmr oceurnd Dee. 15
wben CHP unlll attem1*d to
atop a nbicle beaded aoatb·
bouDd on Uae Saa Die so· Freeway. ·•ne nhlele .stop
wbleb W• eUem:pted WU D0t bued upon a vehlcle code ID-
fnetioe. but n&Mr Ga tbe feet dMt • ,..., ~ theft all&o)
E.Tteadoa Werle C'oatlta..es
..............
Work cootinues under leaden sties Tues-
day on the extension of Walnut Avenue in
Irvine just west of Harvard Avenue. When
completed, Walnut will join up with tts
namesake near the village of Greenwood
and the Marine Corps air station at Tastin.
CfthleVision Rate Eyed
BooatA in lroine Stir City Coundl Probe
Hefty increases in cable
television rat.es have drawn the
attention ol Irvine City Council
mem hen, whose authority to set
those rates was stripped from
them by a new state deregula-
tion law which took effect this
month.
The cowcU unanimously ap-
proved a motion Tuesday by
councilwoman Mary Ann Gaido
to direct a city committee to
determine if Comm unity
Cablevision Co. ls in full com-
•pliance with the new law, which
allows it to set Its own rates If it
meets certain eonditiou spelled
out in the bill.
'Ibe rate increases which toot
effect this month were ideatical
to those rejected by the council
last May, before the deregula·
tion law was in effect.
Councilman LuTy ~. wbo
originally •uaested th city
take a position oo the increases,
described the action of the cable
firm, a IUbsi.diary of the ln1ne
Company as "rdhine short ol
monopoly rate IOUlinl. amount-ing to several hundred tbooNDd
dollan per year, all at the direct
expense of the citizens of
Irvine."
A cable spokesman said the
new rat.es a.re considered "fair
Fmns Appointed
For Music Center
handle the acoustics 9tudy;
Geor1e Tbomu Howard tbe
theater equipment and opera&a
study; Wheeler • Grey. Inc.,
civil "''9•--tni; ~. Law
Ir G......,_, Inc., tnnk and
partlq; IDd SJlb 6 ~z meehanieal and eleetrieal. AU
are loeated In Loi Aqeles.
A apc+-11•• for Mame Ceates-
IDc. said about '250.000 bu beell
rallecl IO f.,., not indadlQs tM
land, and that the center''• ....
jor ~ clrtft ii Gl*t· ed to bePa bJ mat tnm"MI'.
·Gold Chains
Stolen From
Swap Meet·
and competitift." Re alao said
the new rM.e llnlctu.re bad hem
•· cattfully camidered'' before It
WU implemented.
Community Cablevision an·
nouoced Lat moat.b tt was ~
inc rates for individual aab-
scriben from S6 per month for
two out.lets to • for GDe outltt
and $2 for each .tditiollal ouilet.
The firm abo told subscribers
who live in community auoci•
tions that PQ a bulk rate ccm-
tr act for service that their
moothly charges would go up
from $4 per moath for two out-
let.I to 9S.70 when contracts ex-
pift during Ha>.
The COlmciJ bad rejected tboee
same increases last year
because they wer.. believed to be
aceuive.
Officials said the city'•
Franchise Committee will stud>'
what residual authority lrYine
bas in monitoring rate in· •
creases.
Councilman Bill Vardou.ll.a
said it wu a "cenuinely eood
idea" for lbe clt.y to com· <
muaieate tta feelinp to ~
mmi.ity CableYisicm. l ft• eable COIDpaJU' l"Mdae9
tlMQP.RTY, hpAZ)
eo ... 1
.,,_, DDD•AM ........... llOlt ~ -,.,... .... ,, ............. .....,
weaUaer wlUa •••• at••, alt.boullll ...... ..., ....,.
a ~al4 .. llfect • a tft Cnipl 1'•t.,. Jll'll-.&1 bl Cbit bantlt ttap.
"tt•a CIDI ti ta.. llhMIU-wtMtt•1 ... lar-
111 •t alwaJ• •~• for Uae -.n ... ._... • llart7 °'*' ,.,. .... ~ Ulll""6-
t1 of Callfonla OoCll*'l&h• ...
twioD aftk:e lD Aaa ... •. "M
tw mOlt 11oww1, UM n1D """ n.au1 1tarth>1 to •••• 11 welcome.••
HeuidU.ndD.W•~
for dry-a.nd butey and wW belp
prepare the IOiJ tor crops IUCll
u tom~ and 1wMt COl'9,
wblcb will be plalMd beCbmbll
t. l'•bnm'1· Wlta fumera pa1'na '70 .-·
acre-foot or mon for lrrli*-
water, the free rain wlll help
keep IOCDI ll'O"ina costa down,
Otto added.
Tbe farm adviser noted,
bowever, that the lbowera can
interfere with curreot harvest·
lill of celery, caulltlower and
broccoli lo Oran1e County.
Tbae veptables have a very
short pedod for proper banesl·
iq, so &Jickinl probably will be
eor>dllded ~ tbe lbowen
andm...S.
Otto added that mollture can
lnereue tbe cb.aDee of crop diJ.
e&ae tn tMle vqetables.
Deu Jb:Nnaer, orchard de-
partment mana1et with the
IJ'Ytne CompanJ'1 qrlcultural
division. b pleased about tbe
ctU'ftDl lrbowel1. .. We're vtewtnc tbll ,irttb a
creat deal al Jo>','' be aald ... It'•
been a Iona dry spell. Tbe ralll ta
especially welcome for citrus
and avocedoe."
BucbJnaer explained that
farmers pnerally irri•ate with Colorado River water, which
leaves aiCniflcant salt deposits
* * * w ..... P-.AI
RAIN •••
An Irvme pol.tee apokesman
Hid that the intersection O(
hvlne Boulevard and Yale
Avenue in the Village of
Northwood was tlosed lbis
momlna because of fioocllq.
No other ~ problems wen
reported aa beavY rains con·
tinued to pelt the area this morn·
ing.
In Huntington Beach,
rainwatche.-J. Sherman Denny
tabulated a rainfall of .92 of an
inch this morning, for a season
total of 3 14 inches -well below
last year's 6.9'1 inches.
"It really came down between
2 and 2:30 this momin1,'' Denny
said. "It just poured for that ball
hour.'' More heavy ra\n was
falling at mid·momlng today.
The" Orange County Flood Coo-
trol District reported overnight
rainfall of .62 of an inch in Cost.a
Mesa, for a season meaaw-e·
meat of 2.61. Lut year at this
ttme 8.32 inches bad been re-
corded.
In Santa Ana, .94 of an inch
had fallen, making 2.7t inches
th.la IUIOIL
Averqe rainfall at thls Ume
d year alioag the Oran1e Coast
is about five inchet for the aeuoa betlnntn1 July L
P11•P-AJ
CABLE TV ••
tbout 8Z pereent of tbe bomea lo
Jntne, or t•,500 out of a poalble
.23,000.
'l'b• Newport Beach-baaed
flrm bad stmllu rate toereues
approved by Newport council
memben about abt months qo,
before tbe new law wu in effect.
A 1pokeaman 1ald no new ln·
creuea are planned ID Newport.
DAILY PILOT
Carpet Care
Firm's Sales
Pitch Barred
Dlatrlct attorneya from
Oran•e. Los Anples and San
Dte10 counties won a temporary
court order Tuesday prehlbitlqa
a carpet cleanlo1 firm from
en1a1in1 in what the proa·
e<?uton allege are .. bait aad
1wltch" •ales practices and
f alle advert:lalnl.
Named aa defendanta in the
Oruce County Superior Court
acUon are llJ.ller'a Carpet Care ~ill!" and tta owner, Cll.DtoD W. er.
According to ttle complalot,
the firm advertised carpet
cleaning apeclal.a, aucb u •'two
rooma for $12.50," but, when
workera arrived, they attempted
to induce customers to purchase
more expensive services.
A Westminster woman
claimed the $12.50 special ended
qp costing her $42.4.5. "My shag
carpet did not get cleaned. It
was just soaked down with
water and with very UtUe solo·
lion," she said in an affidavit.
A similar story was told by a
woman from San Juan
Capistrano.
Judge Orella Ferri Seara
algned the order blockinl the al-
le&ed unfair buslMSa practices
pending a Jan. 25 hearing.
Orange County Deputy Dis·
trict Attorney Peter Huelaen·
beck said an investigation was
begun after complaints were
made to consumer atfalrs
divisions in district attorneys'
offices in the three counties
Prices Dip
In Trading
Of Futures
CHICAGO (AP) -Prices
plunged immediately aa trading
resumed in grain and aoybean
fut urea today, following a two.
day suspension and government
maneuvers to ease the impact ol
its grain embargo to the Soviet
Union.
Traders said that 100 mlllion
bushels of com and 30 millioo to
40 millioo bushels of wheat were
offered for aale but no one wu
buying. Wit.bin aecondl of the
opening, prices fell the max·
imum amount.a allowed each
day before tradi.nt automatical·
ly la baited in tboae com·
moditles.
At the Chica10 Board of
Trade, the nation'• lar1eat araln
market, traders lo the I01beao
pit Jumped the run and Mp.rt
deafina 15 aecondl early. Only
abouts and motions lndlcatln&
sell offers eould be beard.
"I've nev• 1e111anyt!aiq11.ke
lt before," Hid oae trader of
el&bt )'earl. 8"eral trade:n said Prwldmt
Carter'• deciliclD to raise 11..tn
support prices would help
farmers and 1raln ln•eaton
somewhat, but suppU• would
ltil1 be treater t.baD C)em8M.
The ezcb•n,,,., In u enOit to
eHo erndc riMe or falll lD prlcH, Ht lltnlt1 ,_, prtee
cban1e1. Once the llmit eltber
up or don, la bit for ibe cla:r.
trad.iq lo tbat commodJt1 •h
I~. .
C.,..1 clec!t~~ ~·"9• tolGft.tO -deeUDi ba ~ tUt OC· nrt'ld • t.IWllllC n11m.d at commodltJ eac:9aaa1•1 ln ~ x-11 QliJ • 111n. ~·~=-.:=
KABUL. Al CAP) -
'fl t tr~ -~J .. ln Ul airlift ~ ........... lad
........... ,.,,, .. tr.b ... .,., ll'4llfl (roafSa"1 U.. ........ ,..,,_. el Kandabv
ba aoutban A111ta•atan, IOtlftel
rePomd flWft K.udaur db' to-day. (B1llOd Mory, A1)
la a Hparate re~ort. a PakJ1tul ••npaver qaoted
AllbUnbll1CM11e1t•N:Jtna tbe lovW ,.._ ...,. mo'ftnl
eoutbwud fl'OID tbe dt;.J d &D-
dataar toward tbe Paklatul
border, • mllel •Wl1. to oceupy mllltarY pGlta said to baYe beal
ab&Ddclmd bJ Mlban ahD.J de-Mrtere.
Tb• report ot tile Kabul-
Kaada.bar 1.1.rWt WU received lo
lllamabad, Pakiatan, from
t.bNe fonipers wbo aaid they
witueaed the taMfnp at the
K1nd1bar airport..
11M1 laid they aaw about 20 lar•• tlwpolt plaDe9 briDclDI in reintOl'Clemeata. The So'rieta were reported to have 5,000
troops ... lD the important
southern elb'. But the diplomata aald the ex·
ec:utiou were on a amaller scale
than tboee ordered by Amin,
who waa executed after the
Ruaalan·backed coup Dec. %7
that replaced him with Babl'ak
Karmal, another commwmt.
The new l0'9'flmment aaid it
freed 2,073 polittcal prtaooen
from Pul-1..Qwtid oo &mday,
but local realdenta aald they uw
only about 300 prilooen walk
out
Air Control
Plan Tabled
'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Im·
mediate UiMfttne of air traffic
controb in the San Diego area
"risks creattne contuaion that
would detract from safety, not
add to it," says Federal Aviation
Administration administrator
Langhorne Bonet
That's why the FAA Tuesday
rejected a recommendation for
immediate action, Bond ex·
plained in a letter lo James 8 .
King, chairman of the National
Transportation Safety Board.
The safety board made the rec-
om meodatioo Dec. 28, saying
there ls danger that another
cataat.rophic collision could oc-
cur over San DlelO like the me
which killed 144 persons there in
1978. The board cited two near·
coll.iaions there last November.
Victim Succumbs
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Robert Cameron, 32, of Reseda.
who was s ubdued by a
policeman using a forearm con-
trol hold. baa died without re-
gaining .consciousness.
Bommer
Park I.and
'In Bind'
The lrvtae City Council.
miffed that die lrv1ue Company
has seemlDalY channel lta m1Dd
about aeUlq land 1n Dommel'
Canyon, will contlnue to push for
sale of IODle of the terrain to
create a park site.
Council members unarumous·
ly approved a •\llle&tloo by
Councilman Art Anthony Tues-
day to write company president
Pet.er Kremer ukin1 why a ptt·
vtoua underatandiD& to sell the
land to the city wu "unilateral· l.Y abropted."
The city received a letter from
Kremer late lul year saying
that the "Irvine Company doea
oot believe that they Cale> can at
thls Ume proceed with a land ap-
praisal and enter into a land ac
quialtion prosram for a park alte
in Bommer Canyon."
The canyon ls located behind
the village of Turtle Rock in the
coastal foothill area.
Kremer said that whlle his
firm Is "clearly 1n support of
community park development
within Bommer Canyon " be
believed that "further pla'.nntna
should be undertaken.··
The city, however, flnda ttlelf
in a bind became lt bad planned
to use $2Bl,OOO in state park bond
act funds for acquia1Uoo ol land
(OT a park.
· · U the Bommer Canyon proj-ect ls to be pursued, a contract·
ual a1reement for the purchue
of the land must be made prior
lo June 30, 1981," Community
Development Director Larry
Hogle saJd.
If thts deadhnc 1s not met
Hogle said, the city wiU lo.e ~
portion or those funds, "ap·
~a rently due lo the expiration ol
time allowed for utilballon of
the 197( bond act funds."
F,....P-AJ
CHASES PROTESTED. • •
The •mpeeb tbeD took tbe Jef-
frey ao..l offramp and heeded
eaatbound. "The pursuit con·
tlnued along Jeffrey Road at
speeds approaching 100 miles
per hour," Bona said.
Juat oatllde tbe city Umlta, at
the iotenectlon with Irvine
Boulevard. the car plowed into a
van driven by Martin Tryk Jr. of
MtSSIOD VieJC>. With him were
bis sons. Steven, 2, who was
killed. and Ryan. 4, wbo was in-
j ured along with bi.I father.
Tryk 's van was southbound oo
Irvine Boulevard and bad
headed into the lntenection oo a rreen liabt. oftioen 1a1d. The
two ~cupanb of the 11.0&en car.
both from Arizona, also were
hurt.
Irvine police inve1t11aton
were ~omewhat lDlffed aft.er~
chase because tbetr department
bad not been notified of the
purault aa lt was beadln1
through Irvine.
No Irvme police units were
ever involved in the chase.
Boua 18Jd.
"Local agencies have no
authonty or means of t.erminat-
in1 any pursuit within their
jurisdictions which involve
police uruts or other agencies ...
the pob~ captain added.
Bona said that while
"punuJta re.ult:ing in injury or
death to innocent-partlea are
tracic. 1t must be remembered
that pW"IUlta are not ulit.iat.ed by
police a1enc1es but by suspects.
ln tlu• cue alleeed felom, wbo
attempt to evade arrest. Had
tlu.s partlcular punuJt resulted
from a mere vehicle code v\ola-
uon. the propnety of the pursuit
might be questioned However.
such wu not the cue."
Wtalina Airlines
Faces FAA Charges
The Federal Aviation Ad·
minl1traUon baa cbar1ed
Cat.all.Da A1rtiDes with operattni
Improperly maintained aircraft.
The alrline may have to pay a
SZ00,000 flDe. an FAA offtdaJ
aald today.
A1tt Garvll. a .-esmao for
the federal acency said that
Catalina Airlines failed to in·
apect. two of it.s aircraft in ac·
cordaoce with its mlllnt~
proer am and op~rat~d the
seaplanes tn an "un&Jrworthy"
condiUoo.
G arvls said airline officials
were notified of the FAA act.Ion
by letter last week and have un·
hl Jan. u lo respond lo the
cbarces. Airline olficials were
not available for comment.
Im proper maintenance of
aircraft aa a violat.ioo of federal
nlaUoo re:au,laUoaa.
Two Catalina Alrl1De1
seaplanes were lnvol•ed in
craabn durinc the put year. In
a crash tut April, one woman
drowned ~ a seaplane went
into tbe ocean off Catalina
Island
The old Grumman Goose am-
ptu biao pJanes also have been
grounded in rrevloua years
becau1e o suspected
mechamcal problems.
Scattering the Message
The airline i.a pre9ently abut·
tHn1 paueaien to Catalina oa
helicopters. The seaplanes are
not beina used.
Quory Big Stic~
Ford Tells Carter Balloon Notes Recovered in FaraUJay Place6
oa.ly datted a fflW blocb from
the acbool before ll wu sudden·
ly delivered. But Bob Blumberg
aaid be wu happy to cet the
note.
"ID . t.bll time of kidoapptnc
and universal Ulll'Wt, tb1a world
could uae more people like you,··
he Wrote back to flr'lt IJ"ade ltU·
dent Klaunie Wallayer.
''It' I aood to know OW' future
leaden bave feellnp ot love and
peace.''
Landi uld be allO ncm .. c1 a
reapoDM to a meuaae releued
from tbe ~ t.bn)e years uo.
He aaid tbe note bacf made ita
way down to Mmco where a
hunter round it in a bush
"Tlus year the wmds must
have bem blowiac towanls the
middle ol tbe ccxmtry, • • the prto-
dpal noted. Re aald the acbool's
dlatan~e record wu aet laat
year wt.i a note fluttered lo
earth In downtown Pbiledelpbla.
The ac:bDol'1 lborteat dell•ery
also was aet lut year when a
man walking oo the comer ol
the 1cbool ~ happened lll>-
on the mesaqe. He delivered hi.a
reply in per'Ul.
PHOENIX. Aris. CAP) -
Former Pnsident Gel"ald R.
Ford said 'l\8day tbe Uaited
States sbouJd be prepared tc
take military steps , ••
necessary, to block further ~
vtet aureuian ID the lllddk
Eut.
Ford aakt be supports Prm-
dent Carter'• amouneed adionl
to pwlisb the Sovieta for their at-
tack in Alc-mstu. But be aa1d be will '~lDterested to Hf
wbat additional at.ape be mlChJ
take. ll may req\lll'e military ac·
Uoa."
l
Laguna's School Bus Fees Draw Fire
Coast Gets Inch
h mtllicm lD badpt Cuti.
And wbiJe the parent. ...... ~tla• to I.be I• propam, DU· lrlct S&fl'l. Robert Sandal.a aald,
"la dl1cuulon1 wltb many
parata then appean to be aD
und ntendtns c1 the ftllaadal
problem tM diatrtct la fadnl and · tM need at tll1a Ume to
cbar1e for bome to school tr&Dlportatioa.. 11
He aaid parent.a a.re coa.aider·
IDI car poolinc in some in·
Rain, Go Away?
Not· Before Friday
B1 JACKIE B\'llAN
CM -Dlllty .._""" A storm ayatem that dumped
more than an loch of ralo on
some parts of the Orange Coast
overnight continued to Pound the
area today and is expected to
last through Friday, the Na·
tional Weather Service said.
A spokesman said an arctic
storm gathering over San Fran·
clsco today ls moving southeast
and could bit this area by :Fri·
day.
As for the weekend, be said.
"We don't know yet."
The storm's most serious
overnight damage along the
Orange Coast occurred in San
Clemente, where a rain·
triggered mudalide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Frietad or Foe"!
Photographer spotted this sign on the bllck of a van
parked in Newport Beach. Owner of the vehicle wasn't
around. so photographer was unable to determine exactly what is meant by the sign, but it appears to be a
challenge born out of frustration about Americans being
held hostage in Iran. The hostages have begun their
third month of captivity.
NixOn Celebrates
'Qdiet' Birthday
Tbe Yorba Unda·bon Niim
bu been prepaiina to move to a 12-room N.W Yoik townhoule
wttb b1a wife Pat ancl to aet up a
new office there.
Tbe Nbom ban eold tbelr
Su Clemiate elltat.e to Newpcirt
Beacb hriltiwanen wbo ~ to
oiler plded toara ol the NWlia
~ ud to build le JQ1&t7 bomH OD 'tb• aurrouadtnt
MNAle.
Nlsoe•1 4a--JWi-. 1*-b•bucl Dtl'fid ~ and
Utetr cbUd hiiiaJ, Wbo lift ill
neatbf Cll*trao Be.ell, .....
sebeclaled to .wt tbe former ' .,.......tod&1.
Coaat Highway in the north pa.rt
or the city al about midnight
Tuesday.
City crews cleaned up the
mess and reopened lbe lanes
this morning
Laguna Beach police said at
midmorning they were consider·
mg closing Laguna Canyon Road
due to an accumulation or eight
inches of water in the Big Bend
area.
Some flooding was also report·
ed in front of Emerald Bay at
Pacific Coaet Highway and Oak Street.
Also in Laguna, flooding was
reported this mornine at a house
at 1625 SUnset Ridge, in 20 units
of the San llaar:tm Hot.el at 896
South Coat m&bwal'. and ln tbe
1100 block of NorU. Coast mpw91.
Alao lo tbe 1outb county,
Caspers Park wu cloeed early
today because ol slippery un-
paved roeda. Oftlclala aaid it
would be nopened whenever the road.a were auntclently dry.
The heaviest amount of rain-
fall for the 24 hours ending this
morning was recorded at the
Moulton Niguel Wat~r Treat-
ment Plant in Laguna Niguel,
where 1.22 inches were
measured.
The season total there was 3.2S
mches, compared to 9.69 inches
last year at this time.
In Huntington Beach,
rainwalcher J. Sherman Denny
tabulated a rainfall of .92 or an
inch this morning, for a season
total or 3.14 inches -well below
last year's 6.97 inches.
"It really came down between
2 and 2:30 t.bis morning," Denny
said. ''It just poured for that ball
hour." More heavy rai.n was
falling at mid-mornin1 today.
The Orange County Flood Coo·
trol District. rePorted overnight
rainfall of .62 of an inch in Costa
Mesa, for a season measure-
ment of 2.61. La.st year at t.bia
time 6.32 inches bad been re-
corded.
In Santa Ana, .94 of an inch
had fallen, making 2. 79 inches
this aeuon. .
Average rainfall at thh time
of year along the Orange Coast
is. about five inches for tbe
season beginnin1 July 1.
. Talks Winding Up
PEKING <AP) -U .S .
Def ente Secretary Harold
Brown llDd Cbina'1 top lttder,
Hua Guofen1, met beblnd clOHCl-doon lD the Great Ball ~
tbe Peop)a today for the windup ot • Hdei• ~ talb OQ def-.e
coordlJladoii between the two countrlel.
Goa Bil&
Tolncrea.e
atanc., piwentq to drlve tWr
)'ouqate'a to .oa from school
rather tba pay the trimattt farea. Trmteea wUl review Uuit ree
aehedu!e wben they meet 'l'bun·
dQ at T:ao sf:.m. lD dlltrict of. flea at s.w ~St.
Coat per day for eacb y~ tatlnl tbe bus to and
from acbool la• eentt. Pareata who want to pay for
round-trip farel from Feb. 1 un-
~aUWorlcers
W llareb 14 will have to make
out a cheek to the 1ebool district
in the amount ol $17.
Second quarter coat ror the
aame Mniee from March 17 to
June lJ wU1 be Mt. accordl.n& to
the district '1 fee procram.
The cost tncreases to Sl . .O rcw
two children. $2 for three
cbildreo and $2 40 for four
cb.lldren ta.kine the bus to and
from Kbool each day
Tbat mum a Laguna Beaeb
famUy tend!"' tbNe ~
to utsool dm1Y ~ llareb u
will pay the d1strict "°· U tbeJ wtab to ecamoe tbe procram
after that date and UDt1J tbe md
of tbe ICbool year, they would ba~e to pay an additional 1111.
to a second letter teat to
parenta earber thil month, tbe
d.l.atnct Mked t.Mt parentt who
want to me die bus fee program
purchue pUMS at the acboola
<See Bll8 PEE. Pa1e Al>
Roni Farrell <left), and Russell Manzone Myrtis Wa&ner and Karoline Koelter. Sbe
talk to Susan LeBlanc In San Clemente iD signed. An evUer~to pin auftl.
effort to set her to •ten a petltioo tdtin& a cient slpatnres f were
June recall election for Councilwomen qu.a.llfiedbytbecounty CJf .-en.
Bus Worken
Shel'lshocked
Worried employees at a
San Clemente bus depot
asked police to remove a
live bai.ooka shell from a
locker when the explosive
device was found Tuesday
afternoon.
Police removed the 66
mm shell and turned It
over to military police at
Camp Pendleton. It was
not known who placed the
shell in the depot locker at
306 s. El Camino Real.
Prices Dip
In Trading
Of Futures
Su1ef Tragedy
Capo Beach Teen 'Critical'
Firteen-year-old Caplstrano
Beach resident Bnan McNuJty
was critically iJuured Tuesday
after his surfboard struck him an
the head in the waves near
Trafalgar Street beach.
McNulty is the son of the late
Pat McNulty. a former Assoclat·
ed Press correspondent fre-e
lance writer, and surfing en·
thusiast
McNuJty was reported in
critical cooditioo today in Jtis.
sion Community Hoepital's in-
tensive care unit after sufferiJli
what paramedics described as a
depressed Skull fracture ID the 8
am mashap
A surfing compan100 of
McNulty's told bfeguards the
youth ··1ocJted out" of a two-foot
wave. was struck by the board
and knocked Wlconscious. The
fnend pulled the stncken surfer
to th~ ~hore JUSl before
lifeguards amved
Paramedics rushed McNuJty
to the bospttal where he UD·
der'4'ent surgery Lifeguards
described the mishap as •
"freak" occun-ence smce surf
condillODS were oot buardous
Tuesday
13 Cult Members
Face Drug Charges
the federal aaenc1es led to tbe
laterception of 500 PoW>d.a ol
buhiab from Aflhani•tan in tbe
Nortbem Califomia clly ol Coo·~
<See CULT, Pase AJ> , --------' Coast
Giving Bibles
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daaal. fte ODl'll-. tllilld ~ "1 ma. Aliclnlt1 OIFI .a •~tt,..., .. T .... ,. .. ...,.. ..... ta•cu• die w~ CoUD a , wblck alliO ... d.11· trt ... Of U. ..... b'om lm\llltO lat~.,_.._. partllllObo
Jec:tedtoU.....atmrd. ,... llbM-tM °" J ~ ol t.be Twtt'MM
plQI \M baic*a of Pie'• IUlld Pro...t. -bed beeli atwa ••aJ In l*bUc ttboatl ta IA MUJl.Ud eomlU.9 tor Mnral y1an.
a.re.. CU• • .._.,_, n ... a•
' VI ASHINOTON <AP> -Pnlidlat CaMr ia fonnalb llUlaa
lD mota a wt. of meuuree a1etn1t tbe So~ll Uaioa tn ,...
tallaUcJD for wbn be ca.lb "tbe snatea threat to peace aiDc:e
the Second Wortd War.'' can. said ~' Gt'2lt UUll tlMM meuure1 wW make
the &met umao ··1utr .... •• but acbowleclle:~~ wtn not tnee tbi KnmllD to wltbdriw tnnn-M.i .
Spe•1rtn1 to about 100 memberl ol tbe and Staate ln-
Yited to tbe Wbtt.e llOUM for a report oo tbe fituatioo lD Southw• .US., CaNr said then WU aothlDI the Unlted Stat.
could bne doat mi.Utarily to block the Soviet actloa. ..,.., .......... ,,, ......... , ....
11EllPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A llempb.la druutat filled more
than 200 prescrtpCJam for Elvia Presley ln the 19 moot.bl before
,tbe slnaer's death, even tboulh be "knew or abould have lmown
• . . Presley had aaerioul drul problem,:• the state aaya.
Jl'Vina Jack Kincb. owner of Tbe Pharmacy House, bu
been ordm'ed to appear before the state Board or Pharmacy on
March 4 oo cbarl• of .lnd.llc:rlmlnat.ely bandln& out the pre-
tcriptlom, a mte offtdal Hid Tuelday.
The State Board of lledlcal Examiners lD September lodeed
almllar cbarps qainat Dr. O.rae Nlc~. wbo was Presley's doct« for U years before the rock 'n' roll star's Au1. 18,
197'7, death.
11 fn, ... •i.Enl'i
CAIRO Egypt <AP> -An EcYPUan archaeological team
bu uncoveled 2S Pharaonic tombs lD aout.bern E&YPt "coataln·
log a large quantity of 2,000.year-old mummies," the Al Ahram
newspaper reported. ·
The excavated aite lD Kom Ombo, 600 miles south of Cairo.
al.lo contained elaborately ornamented sarcophagi, alabaster
vases and precioul, atooe-inlaid necklaces, the report said.
Farmers Fame
The Rain on Grain
ls Mainly a Pain
By PIDL SNEIDBaMAN
Ol .. o.Ny ...........
Most Orange County farmers
are greeting the current rainy
weather with open arms,
although the showers may have
a negative effect on a few crope
that are presenUy in the harvest
atage
"It• s one of \,hose altuationa
where what's good for one fellow
lan't always good for the
othen, '' explained Harry Otto,
farm adviser with tbe Universi-
ty of Callfomla CooperaUve Ex·
tension olfice in Anaheim. "But
for most growers, the rain we're
finally starting to have la
welcome."·
He said the rain wUl be helpful
for dry-land barley and "Will help
prepare the soil for cropa sucn
aa tomatoes and sweet corn,
wbicb will be planted be&iooln1
in February
With farmers payin& $70 per
acre·Coot or more for lrrigaioo
water. the free rain will help
keep some Jf'OWlDI co.ta down,
Otto added. The farm adviser noted,
however. that the showen can
interfere with current harvest·
inl of celery, cauJiflower and
broccoli ln Orange County.
These ve1etablea have a very
abort period for proper barveat· m1, so pickinl probably wm be -
conducted throutb tbe lhowera
and mud.
Otto added that moisture can
increase the chance of crop dis·
eue in tbeee vegetables.
Dean Bucbinger, orchard de-
DAILY PILOT
partmeot manacer with the
Irvine Co. 'a agricultural
division, ls pleased about the
current showers.
"We're viewing this with a
great deal of joy," he said. ''It's
been a long dry spell. The rain 1s
especially welcome for citrus
and avocados."
Buch1nger explained that
farmers generally irrigate with
Colorado Rlver water, which
leaves significant salt deposits
in the soil.
"U we have a 1ood rain, it
nu.shes the aalt from the aotl,
and that'• ooe of lbe benefits,"
he said. "And when It rains, we
don't have to pay for the labor or
the water for in1~atiQD."
Jim Nahas, 1eneral manqer
of G1'anada Muketlog-SF
Farms, which crowa strawber-
ries on 165 acres lD Irvine and
Mlaalon Viejo, said the rain Is
generally beneficial to the
strawberry crop.
He added, "If t.bil is just going
to be like a weekend storm, it
will have just a minimal effect
on us."
Too much 1'ain, such as the 40
inches that soaked the area lD
· 1978, can be very harmful to
crops. But with about two inches
recorded midway through the
rainy season, that proepect ap-
pea rs unlikely, farm experts
say.
E,.._P-.eAJ
BUS FEE •..
Rebdorce
~P8 •• KABUL. ., .. _.. .. CAP) -
lo I lm=~lau ..._ . land ........ ,...... ... ..,.,,~..... .. ... ..... ,...,. .... al ..........
la ......... ~==· IOQICAI rePoNd ,.,. U' d11 '°' .,. (R..-.._,.AT>
D • HPIUt• report. • Paklltni • ~aper quoted AfCh•q rebel IOUl'Cel .. ..,.
the &cmet fWCtll wen at~ totltJt•trd ft'Cal tbe clt.1 ol Kuo· dabar toward tbe P1kt1tul border, 80 mllll away, to occupy
mWt.ary poltl nld to baVI ~
1btndmed by Afpu um1 ct. .. n.en.
Tb• report of tbe Kabul-
Kandahar alrtlft WU ~ lD
lalamabad. Pald1t~ m three foreipn wbo said they
wttoeHed tbe lncttnp at tbe Kalldabar alrpo)1,
They Nlcl tbty aaw about 20
lll'le tnmlpolt planel brt.llllnl lD relnforcemmta. The Sovieta
were reported to bave 5,000
troopa already in the lmport.aat
10uthero dty .
•
Housing Plan
Public Hearing
Delayed Again
A public beartn1 that was
scheduled tonight on the pro-
posed Gleodale Federal bouam,
program bu been continued un-
UJ Feb. 6.
The development firm ia pro-
pos log to construct approx-
imately U!OO residential unita oo
l ,265 acres east or the San Die&o
Freeway in San Juan
Capistrano.
A bearing was set for
December, but was continued to
tonl&bt after city officials and
Glendale Federal represen·
tatives agreed more work was
needed on a.n alternate proposal.
Further refinement is still
necessary oo the proposed de-
velopment altematJve, city of·
flclala aaid. so the public hear-
ing bu been delayed again until
next month.
Company offlciala are review·
mg an alternative proposal pre-
pared by the city and a Newport
Beach fa.rm that would see the
highest amount ol open apace in
the hillafde development and the
smallest acreage devoted to hows-
10g.
The c\ty last year reJe<:ted an
environmental lmpact report on
the development, saying the re·
port dld not adequately address
the issues of pubUc Improve-
ments, school fees, the amowit
of grading necessary for the proj-
ect and the visual and traffic Im·
pacts of the project, situated
south of the San Juan Hilla golf
course.
l',,..P.,,eAJ
CULT •••
cord in Al.lgUlt ot im, aceordinl
to Mor1an.
Laguna Beach Police Capt.
Neil Purcell. who said he
personally arrested Leary on
marijuana cbargea in 1M8,
declared Tuelday that the um
indictment.a disrupted aJleged
operatlom of the Brotherhood in
Laguna Beech.
"There is still a Brotherhood
of Eternal Love but it 1s not as
or1anlaed u It u.aed to be,"
Purcell aaid.
He added, however, that
representatives are very
aopbls\lcated and s~ciali1ed
and deal m "notlu.n& but major categories ...
''They are big. They can't get
much bigger," be observed.
The two Orange Coast men
who were arrested Tuesday
were identified by aulhoriltes u
Donald K Drury, 42, 105·A
Aragon, San Clemente and John
Hart, 38, 1585 Tahiti Ave.,
Laguna Beach. ·
Others arrested include
Gordon B. Munn. 46. Bremertoo,
Wasb.; Richard S. Green. 37,
Sauaallto; Dean R . Martinez, 30,
Stockton; Vernon L. Smith, 38,
Truckee; Mark P. Stanton, 33,
San Fraociaeo; Morry P. Weln-
steln, 38, K1ll Valley.
Tbe lndictmenta followed an
18·month lnve1Ulallon
coordinated by the Oran1e Coun-
ty Narcolica Task Force.
Working oa the cue were tbe
police departments or Laguna
Beach . San Clemente and
Garden Grove. the Department
or Jus tice , the Bureau of
Narcotic Enforcement and other
federal agencies.
It wu reported that abOut 20
pounds of hashis h were re·
covered during the arrests.
South Laguna Plan
May Hit $140,000
A propoeecl plan to awde de-
velopment in South Lasuna may
cost aut.t.a:nt.lally more than the
$80 ,000 Orange Co unty
supervllOn 1et aside lo No-
vember.
The cost of preparrn1 the
Sout.b Laguna specific plan may
reach '140.000, an Environmen-
tal M~ Aiency <EMA>
report to aupervtSOrS said
But the plan's m•jor propo
nent, Supervuor Thomas RUey.
whose f'\flb District includes
South Laguna, aald Tuesday be
expecu Kate mooey to pay for
at least a portion of the btU
That's becauae the document
wUJ serve u a state-mandated
local coast~ plan. for which
state funds are avatlable. Riley
1a1d
Temporarily putting uide tbe
question of aiidlUooal coats,
supervlaon ordered EMA dlrec·
tor George Osborne to rush the
seleclloo of a slate ol poutb6e
specific plan coosult.anta.
Supentsora expect the plan to
be romp&eced wttb ooe yNr
The area to be studied ia
bounded bJ Lquna Beach dty
limits ui on the northwest, the
proposed Aliso VieJO planned
community oo the north, and
Laguna Niguel to the eut and
southeast.
Riley said be proposed the de-
ve lop meot guide for South
Laguna beeause of the success
of a simllar document for Dana
Point
And. IWey added. several ma-
1or projects planned for the area
have recently stirred the com-
munity's concem.
Thoae projecu anclude ex·
pansioo ot a shopping center and
development or two major bous-
10 g tracts. oceanfront con -
dom lnlu m s and a possible
hotel resort complex
Residents have complained
that those developments may
destroy the village character ol
the area as well as add to tbe
traffic congestion on the
already-overburdened Paclfic
Coast Highway.
The spedfic plan should re.
solve any rema ining general
plan and z.orung questions as
well u serve as the area's
coaat.aJ pla.. Riley said.
Catalina Airlines
Faces FAA. Charges
The Federal Av1at1o n Ad
m i nlstrat1on has charged
Catalina Alrlmes with operating
1 m properly mainla.uled atrc raft
The airline may have to pay a
$200,000 floe. an FAA official
sald today.
Alex Garvis. a spokesman for
the federal agency said that
Catalina AlrlJ.nes £ailed to in-
spect two ol its atrcraft in ac-
cordance with its paintenance
program and operated the
seaplanes in an "unairwort.by"
cood1Uon.
Scattering the Message Garvis said airline officials were notified of the FAA action
by letter last week and have un-
til Jan. 15 to respond to the
cbar1ea. A1rline officiala were
not available for comment. &dWon Notes Recovered in Faraway Places
By STEVE MAJlBLE
OI .. Deity""" IUff
Laura Nelson's balloon·
carried message was found by
74-year-old MaWe Chenault next
to one of her chickens in tbe
front yard ol her EJ Dorado,
Okla., farm.
Tina Nlcbol's meuaee ol aood
will from Hunttniton Beacb wu
answered by blgh acbool senior
Kara Lamb who found It dan-
1.llng from a cactus outalde. her
6ometown ot Old Glory, Tex.
Marine set. Bnd Stout wrote
to kinderiarten student Maril
Otkin when be found a note flap.
ping on top of bla bellcopter.
Another me11a1e from a
Hawe1 School elementary stu-
dent wu 19Cued by a hUDler
stalkln1 quail near a Mexlcan
villaae.
The letten began comt.na in
after 410 Hawet students re-
le11ed heUum-fUJed balloons
carryln1 their meaaafH of
peace and love aevera da71
before 'Jbanb,Svtn&.
Student.a were encoura~ed to wt.lb their unknown reel entl a
pleuaat Tbant11h n• or Cbriltmu. Stamped polt canll
were included for reapoll.MI.
Ra •H School Prlnclpal
Robert Lanell '1ald many ltu-
d1nlt added utra me11a1ee .
. One lift 1atd she boped tle
boltq• tn Iran ftl'I freed tw tbe time I*' me11aa1 landed.
Another atudent IGllett«l u....
WU too mucb hate ID the world.
Ooe note ltr'Dek a chord wttJa
'Nldn·biilNd ~Stout. He Hid tbe DN wariDed him an4 Ulal
be woiald tMP tt tonver, 9"D
tJaota•b lt ... qialte batw.d -dllt1.
A t0·1•ar·old f armtr lll
Sa.leder. ~ .• niPol'ted b9 .. .s.ua•ted Wll• tb• m .... ,.
iroppect fNlb . .-, ID fram of
h\1 ~baallDC · tractGI". lie
lal4 It iUde ldl da1. OiM~m••
only drifted a few blocks from
the acbool before it waa sudden·
ly delivered. But Bob Blumberg
laid he WU happy to eet the
note.
"In thia time ol kidnapping
and universal unrest, lh1I world
could use more people lllte you,"
he wrote beck to first grade stu·
dent Kimmie Wallaver.
"11 'a good tD know our f\rture
leaders have feellnp of love and
peace."
Landi said be also recelved a
response to a meuaee released
from the ICbool three yean aio.
He said tbe note bad. made its
way down to Mexico where a
hunter found 1t ln a bush.
''Thia year the winds must
have been bJoW'i:ng towards tbe
mjddle of the country.·· the priD-
dpaJ noted. He uJd tbe school's
distance record wu set last
year when a note nuttered to
earth in downtown Philadelphia.
The acbool'a shortest delivery
also was set tut year when a
man walk:ing on the corner of
the school grounds happened up-
on lbe message. He delivered hia
reply in penoo.
Improper maintenance of
aircraft la a violation ol federal
avtatioo recuJaUom.
Two Catalina Airlines
seaplanes were lovoJved in
crashes during the put year. In
a crash last April, one woman
drowned when a seaplane went
into the ocean off Catalina
Island.
The old Grumman Goose am-
phibian planes also have been
erounded In rrevlous years
because o suspected
mechanical problem.a.
The airline is presently shut-
tling passengers to Cat.Una oa
helicopters. The seaplanes are
not beinl used.
Coast Gets Inch
1t lttb trfft aod Newport
Boulevard. Tbie propt~ bin told to a printe de •
Am~ tbe poulbllitl• diJ..
c_... Md Mell placlq JlcNal·
ly OD tb9 cam• ol one ot the dl1trlot'1 four re1ular bl1h acboolt, but pareata and
teacben ursed tbat the pr'OIJ"am
remata a MPU&te Ut.Y.
McNalb' ..,._students who
--Rain, Go Away?
Not Before Friday
By JACKIE BYMAN Ot•Dlllfr ..........
A storm system that dumped
more than an inch of rain oo
some parts ol the Oranae Coast
ovemilht conthwed to pound the area today and la expected to
last tbrouah Friday, the Na·
tiooal Weather Service said.
A spokesman said an arctic
11.0rm gathering over San Fran·
cl.sco today is moving southeast
and could bit this area by Fn·
day.
As for the weekend, be said,
"We don't know yet."
The storm's most serious
overnight damage along the
Orange Coast occurred in San
Clemente, where a rain-
trlagered mudslide closed the
two northbound lanes of Pacific
Coast Highway in the north part
of the city at about midnight
Tuesday.
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PEGGY ENGARD PAE8ENT8 CONTRASTlNO FACES
•tntor~ Ptdteta Appe• ••Par Tela Continue ..
City crews cleaned up the
mess and reopened the lanes
this morning.
Laguna Beach police said at
midmorning they were con&i ....
inl clostna La&UDA Canyon Road due to an accumulation of eight
lncbes of waler in the Big Bend
area.
Some flooding was al.so report-
ed in front of Emerald Bay at
Pacific Coast Hi2hwav and Oak
<See BAJN, Page AZ)
Firms Get
Plan Study
For Center
S.•eraJ LOI a.elea firms
haYe bem ~ted to condJxt u ecai 'r .. fatility plan-
nln1 1tuc!y for the proJ)09ed Oran•• Cc>uatJ Jlmic Center bl ea.ta Mesa.
John M. Rau, executive vice
president of Orange County
Music Center Inc., announced
the contracts thl.s week as the
next step in planning to build the
~ million. 3,200-aeat center in
the South Coast Plua area.
Completioo ls targeted for the
mid-1!8>5 oo five acres of land
donated by the Segerstrom
family.
Principal rums named to con-
dµct the three-month economic
study were The Luckman
Partnership Inc. and Harrisoo
Price Co.
They will analyze economic
and market viability, funding
alternatives and public support,
as well as site analysl.s, muter
planning, conceptual design
studies and project coat
estimates.
The location ls directly across
from South Coast Repertoey's
theater, also built on land
donated by the Segentroms.
The Luckman Partnenbip's
past project.I have included de-
1ip of the Phoenix Sympbooy
Hall and Civic Plaza, and pro-
irammiq and muter planning
1tud.le1 for the John F. Kennedy
Performln1 Arts Center in
Waahlnatoo, D.C.
The H.arrl.soa Price firm will
tackle the economic aspects ol
the stud).
In addition, Paul S.
Veneklueo and Auociates will
handle the acoustlc1 1tud1;
Geor1e Thoma• Boward the
theater equipment aod operatloo
study; Wheeler • Grey, Inc., dvU etlltneerllll; LlD&cott, Law
" QreeDipan. me., traffic and parkinl; and Syaka 6 B~.
meebaJd.cal and electrical.
Goa Billa
Tolncreaae .
for 10111• 1peclal edueatloo
clUMI.
School truatee 8 .J . SJd.lllu
ioted al1dmt reloeattq McNaf.
ly at alCJOte · Vista. aaJinl. abe
WHD't eonvtJlced it WU tM
moet ea.t-effeetive alteraaUve. .
la dileuuiGal a year aeo,
some pareata from the llcmte
Vllta area opPoMd pladnc a ldp lebool prosram iQ tbllr
bal'bOocl BOWever, no one 1 .,. •• tbe pn>poea1 ,._.
~ Tru.lt9M deC1cled laat year to
move McN~ to llCJDte Vista.
but the.plan ••• 1u1pended when e8l'Uer etfcietl to sell tbe JleN~ Sebool site failed. In
the interlm, tbe poaaibillty ot
locattns tbe acbool eJMwa.ire ,,.. railed apiD.
'
Nude Studio Can't Open
Mesa Owner Must Await Legal Action
The California Supreme Court
bas refused to allow Costa
Mesa's nude modeling place, the
Sunshine Studio, to remsun open
while it appeal,s ~city's denial
of a uae permit, the studio's at-
torney said Tuesday.
.. That means we stay cle»ed,"
said attorney Jaroe1 Goff.
He noted that the na.lln& could
mean the end of a two-year bat·
tle ~tween the studio and the ci-
ty , because of the possibility
that studio owner Patricia
McNulty will decide to close
down. permanenlly rather than
pursue an appeal.
Goff said be was to be notifted
this week of the owner's de-
c11ion. Miss McNaulty couldn't
be contacted today.
.. For Rent" slgm went up late
Rezoning of Mesa
last week In front of the
Sunshine Studio building at 583
W. 19th St.., but 1t couldn't be im·
mediately determined whether
they referred to the top floor, oc-
cupied by the studio, or to tbe
vacant~ floor.
Sunshine Studio haa leased the
apace from building owner
William En&Je, wbo formerty
owned the studio a well but IOld
1t to Miss McNulty last spring.
City ofticlall have oppos«I tbe
studio, wb.icb often node models
for conversat.ion and pbotoc·
rapby, aaytna it adds blipt to
their dowmown redevelopment
area.
Mias lllcNuhy bas protested •
that she ls nmn.ing • leeitimate
C d S • B k d bualneas and bu a riabt to on 0 1te ac e ~r~tbe~hMt Studio In ~
Anaheim Lm't affected b.J tbe J
A rezoniJl« or tbe 185-acre Tbe SUiok.a property, formeJ'<> lela1 battle. l
Sakfoka property fn north Costa I y 1 one d pr i m a r ii y for
Mesa to allow about 1,500 COD· a&ricultural UM, II located l!Clj•
dominlum1 and 1.25 million cent to tbe San Die10 and Costa
square reet of commercial and Meaa freewayw at tbe nortbern
industrlal space woo Plannfn& dtJ Umtta. east ol South Coat
Commlulon backiDI Tt&eadQ. Pwa.
Tbe commit'• recommen-About 14 ~ will be dediclt-daUon will be onrarded to tbe ed to roada, with the remalnlq
City Coundl. Tbe unanimom 151 acres dweloped. PlannJ.na CcmmlMSm vote came
after little dllcuuioo. Tbe re-
IODe la CODlidered roudDe ba the -..-..-_ c cil •ab ot an earlier OtJ Coundl l'f.a:=l!NI ODD
amendment to tbe dtJ'• leaenl plu to permit tbe ehu.P.
How .. er, Royal• f)enlop-
mm~ wb1eb la dne)oplq tbe
property, must IWl (alD d\7 91>' pro.al f« tbe actual plam for
Md pbMeottbe~
Tbe ftrlt ,.... wUl be blfCft •P•~CGmm...._Mcmda1. ne for ......
aqunfootalleelOIQla••
--fl ··Jiftll*.tt .... to so.th COiiilt Plae..' .
Fifing Period
Set to Open
!
Coast i
l
IMllDE TellAY
..
RAIN ••• .......
Abo la IAIUu, ftoocllnt frU NPONd Udl mom! al a 1MMIM
8l 1111 e...t R.lq. ln IO WU'8
of U.. Maart. ''°' I at M louU» Ooalt HlabwQ. aod la the
1100 bloc~ ol Nott*-Coaat
ftl.sJIWQ Al10 in the 1a\ltb tount1,
Caapen Pait " t url)I
toda, bMe\M fl lll1"fY \ID
pavtd roeda. Ott1tlall Hld It
would '-.....,.awes v.r the roadl ..,. aUftk Uy dl'1
The bMrieM • t ot rain f au for u. .. t'OChnc t.h1a mornlq wu ~ at the
II oultoa Ntau.1 Wat er Tr .. t
ment PlMt ln Lquna NlaueJ,
wb•r• I .II lntbu ware
mHSUNd.
Tbe eeuon total the,. wH 3.Z
tacb•. ~ to t.• lD~bea
lat year at tlda Ume.
An lrvtne police apolteaman
aaid that the lntenectlon of
Irvine Boulevard and Yale
Avenue In the Vtllase of
Northwood wH cloud thla
mornina became of fioodina.
No other m~ problem• were
reported u heavy rain• con
tlnued to pelt the area th11 mom·
tn1.
ta Huntln1too B~a c h .
rainwa\cher J . Sherman Deru\)'
tabula'*5 a ralnf all of II ol an
-toch tJlil mornint. for a MUOll lota1 of 3.14 lncbea -well .,...,,..
lut 1ear's 1.97 lncML
.. It really came down between
2 and 2:30 this morni.D& ••. ~
aaid. "It just poured for that half
hoar." More bea'f7 ra1D was
faJling at nlld-moumc today
The Orange County Flood Con-
trol District reported ovemigbl
rainfall of 62 of an Inch 111 Cost.41
Mesa, for a season meuutt·
ment of 2.61 Last year at t.hi.s
time 6.32 inches had been re
corded.
In Santa Ana, 94 of an m<'h
had fallen, making 2 79 inche5
this season.
Average rainfall at lbis time
of year along the Orange Coast
is about five inches for the
season beginning July 1.
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RAINING rMSIOE -A maintenance work~r vacuums
watt'r from a comdor at Estancia High School after
~~,-y rains brouaht down some tile and forced the
~·aC"WlbDll d one dassf'OOID:
13 Cult Members
Face Drug Charges
By ROBERT BAKKE&
oe-OetfY~-Th1rteeo persona who ..re al
leged to be members of the
Brotherhood of Eternal Lov~
have been indicted by the
Onoge County Grand Jury oo
charges of coo.apinng to import
$3 3 million In hashish to
CahfomJa
Eight o( the suspects, includ
Ina two residenta of Laguna
Beach and San Clemente. were
arr ested 1n police s weeps
throughout the state early Tues
day
Snow, Rain Headed
For San Francisco
Five otben are atlll at larae.
The Indictments were the
second to be filed agalnat mem·
ben of,tbe Eternal Brotherhood or El.emat Love that authorities
said set up operations in Lacuna
Beach years a10 under the
leade rship of Dr. Timothy
Leary.
87 'fte A2ndated Pnu
An artlc--bred sDOWltorm and
• subtropical rainstorm from
the Baja Cout were expected to
cooverce ovtt the San Fnmctaco
Bay area today, brtn'1nl 1Cal·
tered rain and cold.
Tbe northern atorm baa
already broucbt heavy IDOW to
Seattle and other part• of
the Northwest.
A travelen adYbory baa been
i11ued for the Sbut.a·Siakiyou
Mountain•. oortheaatern
California and the Sierra
Nevada u the storm reac.bel
tboae area.
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Slron1 gusty winds accom·
pany the storm, with snow down
to 2,500 feet in the northwest and
Siaklyous and a,OOCMJ,000 feet ln
the Sierra.
Temperat.uree will drop u the
storm arrives into low 50s and
408 in moat areas. Lowa will be
ln the 408 and 30I.
f',...PflfleAJ
TEACHERS • •
reached by March 15. THcben
to be laid otf for next year must
be notified by that. date.
William CUe, president ot the
Newport-Mesa Federation of
Teachers, contended offlclala
bad raised tbe ponlbillty of
aevere cuts ln the bual pro1ram
as a tradeoff for aome other
teacher demandl.
But admlniatratlve officials
denied offertq a tradeoff.
Teacben mad• a half·bour
pretentadoo to lbe board Tues·
day explainlna the value of tha
bual PfOll'&ID to 1tudnt Mill
development, bHltb and seU·
•teem .
Roller Skate
Clan SliJteil
Five of thoee lndlct.ed Jan 3
alJo were named in a 1972 indlcl
meat which a1ao involved the
Brotherhood of Eternal Love,
accordina to Deputy District At·
tomey Hal Morgan.
Leary, who now resides in
Beverly Hllla, wu not believed
to be involved ln the invesU1a·
Uoo leadinl up to last week'• in·
dlctment.a, llOr=d. Mor1an aald y that the
lnveaU1atlon waa touched off
after authorlUea received UPI
from the Central 1DteW1eae•
Aaeacy and the u .s. Dnai JCn.
forcement about the alle1ed
operatloll.
The lnformaUon 1upplled by
Northern Callfomla clty of em.
the federal atenci• led to U>e
iatercepUoo of 500 poundl of
huhllb from Af.rhanlltan ln the
cord tn Ausuat ohm, accordlnl
toMorpn. Lasuna Beach PoUce Capt.
Nell Purcell, wbo uld ha
personally arrested LeUJ on
marlJuaoa cbartH ln 1M8.
declared "'-day tbat I.be ll'7I
lndtctmenta dla~ed
operaUonl ol the lD
La1una Beach.
•1Tben ta ltill a Brottierbood
of Et.mal Low but It ii not • or, a Di Md u It aaed to be, ..
Purcell NSd. . . .
He added, however, that
reprtaentatt••• are ••rr
10pbt1Ucae..d IDd •P•daJl.Ril
and deal In °1Whlq but major'
cate1oriel."
"Tb., an IU..'l"bl1 cu't,.
much blua.'~ fie ...,ed •
'QOM. i,. (AP) -AIM.oil.lb
1•11ab "'Maltnl Mt oe UM root ol ........ W..1. waW., to teu of U.0.uda Of qp-
po11.ra •• tndtttaaal -., Wabil f« tbe uaa•a llatJ&e lloelem~.
It an1 of tbe taUb'ful
c•r•monloual.J flailed
........... wttb eba1m to tbe
rltJtbmtc beat of drama and
tambomfBN • tbeJ muebed tbroupu.e .......
,,.. .,, • .,. a1 um bolJ ~.
10t mu. ..a. al Tebran, wen
dra"d with black nar• and lammed wttla hundred• of
bou1andl of Khomelai aup-porten 1bovtln1 In Pentan. ·-oowa wttb carter. KhonMfnj
Is Our Leader. Down Wltb
Amenca!"
The familiar. white· bearded
nsure ot Khomeini, weariq a
black robe and a black turban,
emeried ror about M mlDUl.eS at
mid·mormn,. l'Wlked by bb
son Ahimd and other adviaen,
he waved to the eattnaaiutic
crowd for 3S mlnutee before re-
turnlnt lmlde.
SimUar demomtraUons were
reported throu&bout Iran today.
the holy day ot Arbain, c:elebnt·
ed each year 40 days after the
annlvenary of the death of
Imam HoMetn. a 7lb century rej.
atlve of Prophet Mohammed,
believed by Shiites to be the
founder of their sect. It la a1ao
the second anniversary of a
bloody pre-revolution coafroota-
Uon between support.en of then·
exiled Khomeini and soldiers
loyal to Shah Mobammed .Ka.a
Pahlavi.
Friday. fights broke out lo Qom
between Khomeini supporters
and backers ot Iran's sttOQd.
ranking religious leader,
Ayatollah Mohammed Kazem
Sbartat-Madari.
Rem Airlift
Afghan Forces
To Province
KABUL. Af&banistan (Al'> -
Soviet transport plaoe:s, iD an
airli!t lk1rtiaa rebd·bdd lad routa. are fenytna fresh Red
army troope from Kabul to the
disputed province d Kandahar
in M>uthem Af=~ aoarces reported from~ city ~
day <Related story, A7>
lo a separate report , a
Palustaoi newspaper quoted
Afghan rebel~ u aayiq
the Soviet forcea were movmg
southward from the city of Kan-
dahar toward tbe Pak1stao1
border. 80 aulea away. to occupy
tn lli ta ry post.a laid to have been
abaodooed by Afghan army de·
serters· •
The report of tbe Kabul
Kandahar aa.rhft was received lD
la lam a bad, Pakistan. from
three foretgners who aaid they
witnessed the landinp at the
Kandahar atrpOl"t.
They saMi they uw about 2IO
large transport planes brinon&
in reinforcements. Tbe Sonets
were reported to have 5,000
troops already in the Important
southern city
Hits~·
• BALTlltOU (AP) -omdllll fl ~ ~
ftlQ dlltrUdel Blble9 ID f'llbk ldllooll ..._-'de. aq U., .w Mt ..... ,.._. a OIDlaa dlii& the lll"dlol ii w11rttt•
doul.
TIM°'**""· lined TumdQ by ..-Attarney a.-.a
81.epben H. ~n= ID respcme to a reQWl f« -.i ~ from U. YI Cowrt7 aeltoob. dldt aUOwed c1Ja.
tr1buUoa ot the Bibi.el trom im ....w 1Mt ,...,. when a pana& Cllb-
Jeet.ed totbeldlool boercL Tbe lllhll9 -tbe K1D1 James ftl'lkm ol tbe N .. ,._.,,,,..,.
plus tbe boob ol PuJms and PnJYerbs -bad been tt..a nq In publle aeboola In H llUTla:Dd comtMa forM't'eral yean.
c.rcer rues~ ... ,., n ... ,.
W ASRINGTON (AP) -Plwics.at carter la form&IJ.J utliDI In motioa a eerie9 ol measures aplnst the Semel Union In ,...
tallatloo for what be calla "the patelt threat to poace llDee
the Second World War."
Cuter wd Tuesday niebt that tbeM measures wW make
tbe Soviet Un.loo "suffer," but ae:lmow'MQed they probably wW
not force tbe Kremlln to withdraw from Afabanlatan.
Speatlnc to about 100 memben ot the Houle and Semte in·
vited to the White Hoae for a report on the situation in
Southwest All.a, Carwr •aid there wu oothin• the United Stam
could bave done mllltartly to block the Soviet action. •1 In Peantl la E ... ,
CAIRO, EcYPt <AP> -An Egyptian archaeologicaJ team
hu uncovered 2S Pbaraonic tombs lo southern E~ypt "contain·
inl a large quantity ot 2,000-year-o&d mummies,' the Al Abram
newspaper reported •
The acavated site lo Kom Ombo. 600 miles aouth of Cairo,
also COllLalOed elaborately omameated sarcophagi, alabaster
vaus and precious, stooe-1.nlaid oecltlaces. the report saki.
Innkeeper Denies
Water Off 4 -Days
Tbe m•Mcer d a ffuntiniton
Beach bold uid 34 of her
gunts. wtmbd df to fire st.a
lions Tuesday f.or lbowera. were
not without NIUUJlC water for
f ou.r d.a )'S.
Lou1Soe Ruppttt. m...na«er o(
the H •mtrrJCIO" 8Hcb Inn. said
members of the Auckland
Anglican Kaan Ollb masa.ed the
ctia.oce to bear 8l the Pacific
Cout l:fi&tnray lndcioC becw they wen out d tbeir rooms 10
frequeady
"We dlid haft .. H znw -Uae
water waa on ...S otI smee Fri·
day, ... upl•med ...... ll CB'·
tainly wan 't off for tait em11n
four days." nre CIDd a.y Plcard aaid k
arnnged abowa'a for t.be New
Zealand •lD&lDI troupe after
manben told 111.m ~·c1 tr1litel9
four c1ayw rar a ctr... to -clean
Ma. Ruppert said a water
main oa tM hotel's property
broke last Fnday and plumbers
had trouble locatin1 needed
part.a She said bot.el water is
runrung low.
The dty wun't a1ooe ln belpin&
out the shower seekln& 1uests.
sbeclauned.
··it was ruce of the fire depart-
ment lo help out but we did what
we could by rounding up all the
towels we could find so they
could dry off," abe related.
Pie a rd twd in addition to ti.le
fire atation showers, firemen
cooked breakfast for the slqen
aod gave them a tour of the ftre
tra1n1ng facility on Gothard
Strff't.
He said the travelers were
dropped back off at the inn iD
llme lo catcb a bm to San oteco.
Tbe hotel DlJUl.lger said the
New Zealanders were 1lvea
ta.elr mcmeJ beck for tbe ocea
flomt 1'00IDL
"They were really Dice peo-
ple." IM said. '"They told us
they would be happy to come
back aod stay Wlth us again.."
$72,000 Goal Set
In YMC4 Campaign
BJ JA<lDE RYSAN °' .. ~ ........ Oraqe Cout YMCA ott1cWa
kicked olf a lllO f Wld drive
l'Uesday by •nnouncln1 a ioal ol m .ooo.
YMCA olficials. wbo raised
$51.511 iD contributioaa in 11'1'1,
aaJd they estimate the m.ooo
will be needed to maintain the y·· pro1ram1. wbicb serve
Costa Mesa. Newport Beacb and
Irvine.
Tbe prorram1 lncructe
pby11cal fit.neu for all ares.
youth prorrama, parent and
child procram1, handicapped
awimminl. )'OUlh outreach and
operaUc:m ot the Family Criaia
Center In ec.t.a llesa.
Official.a aaJd they hope to
Identify 500 firms that will
donate at leut SlOO each to
make up $50,000 d the amount.
wtth tbe rest eom•ac from m-
dlvtduab and frOUPS .
In • review of the Y's opera-
tion over the put four years, ex-
ecutive dlrec:tor Jim de Boom
uid contributions rose from
59,000 lo m• to $51,sie in um.
an increase ot 5%7 percent.
In UM aame time period, total
rec•ir.t• -lacludln1 mem-
berah J>I, aranta and revenue
shartns -roM from Sle8.IM to
about '855,CIOO.
ICxpaw ,,,.. from $191.230 ID
ltT4 to l*.m ID tm, wtth tm nrurea not yet available.
De Boom said one of the
bi•bllfht.a of mt WU the in-
atallatloa of a solar beatiq
ayttam Ln June.
Re eaUmated the •Tttem
saved the YllCA beatlnl COlta
from k7I in Jane and J* lD Ju-11 to IZ.111 ID Nowmber ad ·
$1.f12 ID December. •
•
Btlllne•• DAL "I PILOT 11'1· •
Economically?
PopeyeKOs
Bur~ King
,~~,s (AP) -A
burger chain bas
op its "love that
cbicken" verllsing, after
Popeye's F ous Fried Chicken.
Inc., clai it used that phrase
commerei fll'Sl.
Popeye's l to court when
Burger · Corp., began using
"love that cken" in advertis-
ing for c ken sandwiches.
Burger K g counter-sued,
challenglng Popeye's exclusive
right to cottnerc1al use or the
phrase.
ln an a"ment signed by U.S.
District Crurt Judge George
Arceneaux Jr , Burger King
agreed lo sop usmg the phrase
and todropiasuit
••ALMOST UNIVEaSALLY,
people across the United Slat.es
have lost direction, motivation
and a clear-cut objective,"
Hoadley said. "The very signi/i·
cant overall U.S . economic
achievement& of the 1970s have
dispelled traditional concerns
about job security. and no
popularly supported national goal
has been put in its place.''
Hoadley said Americans must
ask themsleves if their nation is
"over the bill" and prepare
themselves for the consequences
of their answer.
"A 'yes'. answer pretty clearly
means more internaional
challenges and overtures against
U.S. interests," Hoadley said. "a
contracting rather than a trad.i·
llonally expanding economy and
individual and group expecta-
tions for less and less rather than
more and more."
8eleetefl
Nordstrom Stores of Seattle,
Wash., bas appointed Ryan
Gausman of Irvine. as
manager of the South Coast
Plaza store. Gausman joined
Nordstrom's in 1971 as a
;>alesman in the men's
sportswear and later moved
into the accounting
department.
Sea Site Viewed
Suitable for OiJ
MENLO PARK (AP) -A sea
fioor sample taken 25 miles off
the Northern California roast
suggests that conditions suitable
for petroleum exist in lhe area.
a report by the U.S. Geological
Survey says
The report says high concen-
tratioM Of hydrocarbons were
note<t off the coast near Eureka.
230 miles north or San Fran,
cisco, indicating that "probably
natural gas and. possibly, oil"
deposits may have accumulated.
LEASE fi Economic Embargo
Hurts Everybody Fmm The Leader
WE ARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR!
Benefit From Our Pnc1ng Policy.
SelectKJn And Superb Sent1ce.
NiBERS ~
OPEN7 DAYS
260' HARBOR BLVD •• COSTA MESA
540-9100
By JOHN CUNNIFF .,. ......... _.,..
NEW YORK -Economic warfare ls costly, no
matter bow or against whom it is practiced -
aeaimt tbe Iranians for havt.nc taken Americans hostage or the Soviet Union for its involvement in
Afghanistan.
The grain and high tech.Dok>gy embargo against
the Soviets may hurt an already weakened dollar.
which depend.son exports to regainstreogtb.
IT CAN DISRUPT DOMESTIC martets, costing
those involved as much u $300 rrullioo dollars, ac-
cording to Agriculture Secretary Bob Berglund.
It may result in lost federal revenue and at the
same time raise the level of government fmancing
. which in turn could raise pressure on money
1markets and force domestic interest rates higher.
It may force
authorities into making --------.....
gasohol as an expedjentto 'UJ'."i 1 \ u. ')'.~IS absorb excess grain
rather than as part of a--------""
well-conceived and well·
financed long-range energy conservation and pro-
duction plan.
Conceivably, it could invite economic retalia·
lion in some form from the Soviets. or perhaps lead to
the loss of markets to other industrial nations that
might be inclined to rill the technology void.
I=======!=====!==~ MANY AMERICANS AND THEIR con-gressional representatives will be asking detailed
Annual Yield•
12.922%
Annual Berte••
12.358%
Sll,000 Mhll,.m, & mouth term.
R•te• effect~ January 10 • January 11
•Effective a~al yield a11ume. that principal
and interMl r· to be inve1ted fot one year at th. annual ra . Annual rate ii 1ubjec:t to
chano• at re al.
· ·u.s. Tr.as BW. are Mld at a di.count
rate. The ad annual rate of inV91tment
certilicatet la thu ~of 1 % over lh. effec-
tive rate at the end of the1lx-month term.
questions over the next few days about who gets the
better of the bargain, in view of the potential damage
to the domestic economy.
While Berglund slated that when they reopen
"there's no reuoo for markets tocbange much from
Friday's close," experience suggests that such an
assumptiooisbasedsolelytnbopeandnotonreason.
Closer to reality would be the assumption that
markets will react wildly, as those holding contract&
for future delivery seek to unload and potenUal
buyers. having time on theiralde bide their time.
EVEN IF TBE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
makes good oo its plan to buy up much of the grain,
the commodity apparentl)' will stay in the United
States, continuing to overbans the market and af.
fectlnf prices from farmer to retailer, lncludlne all
the traden andCOlltracton in between.
lo technoloCY, some producen have been
furious at export restrictlooa even before ~ latest
admlnl.stratioo tactic:.
Control Data Corp., a producer ol computer
hardware and IOftware, hu been e.peclally dll-
turbed, ba'ftna been denied ule to the Soviet& ol •
sopblJticated meteoroloetcal computer. The 1overn·
ment Hid ltbad milltary uses too.
ONE ROBLEM WITB aE8ftJCl'ION8 on
tecbnoloo lt tbat the United Slat. DO looaer tw a
comer oo tbe market. Ucemtna asreementa have
put much American tecbnolOIY Into tbe factoriel Of Euro..,. and Japan. and these Dltlcm aJao haft de-
velooedtbelrcomPeUtlveteehno&oa. bv~1.~ UalYttl Uk Uttie U.S..~ ll luff'lc:al!llU1 ttrana· \beM ~ to bt .... • ••••••llli•llilllli••••• .. weapon. TbedOuar.1 vilue u eurrenq uadnlptCt U a itoi'cibouMOf ya)ueb&l~pndpltoullJOf
late. AlllODI the IUIOIDI clttlld aretmbalancel tn U .8.
iDtemaUm.11 PQ'llMD\I, 11 perc.t tnf\atlao, 16""'
cent tnw.t ,.., tit• f.a.nl.,...,.. dtftdtl..,.
clunn11eanot,.U•elJ"*-'Gll91'lk>n.detllw ID dOmeltk pi'OdiacUYtt,J, UCl lac:t ol • coOrdiDale4
!fllerQ JIC'Oll'&Dl•
'80s Promi.sing, But
NatJBing Proble1D8 From La&t Decade t
BJlllQSYLVC.U ...............
Wltb tbt ...,nntOI of tM mGI,
It ... IDI ~ to tab I aoc»tt baoek wen mm.aa ...
. • . for• the''°' set underway,
tbe r.:r:a are PromSab>c for i.118 ~c pro1pertty.
But DOtbdONIOIDeliqerlqpro.
blema waft tbelr WQ throu,aa the economy.
MOI\ ol tbe problems of the '10I
woneoed er~ in 1979.
Cooawner price lDOatioD moved
abHd frolrl a ra. ol t percent to
more tban 12percfmt. Pl'oductM-
t y arowtb, wbleb slowed
dramat1~ throucboul the '70I, actually ~durtnathe year.
AND 1BE ENDGY crlsU re-
surfaced with renewed viior:
propelled by botb economic and
political events, prices for crude
oil aoared. Fw comumers, tbe
bottom line oo every count was,
again, higher prices.
In response to this persistent ln-
fiatlon aa well aa weakness in the
dollar, Federal Reserve
Chairman Volcker announced a
tough policy in early October.
Stronely anti·lnflationary. the
new Fed policy aimed at limitlnl
the amount of credit available,
not just increaslng the cost or bor
rowing. The announcement sent
short·lerm Lnterest rates soarin&
to unprecedented hiehs and, 111
responae, the secunties market.a
reeled.
With an extraordinary amount
of confiicting data. l979 was atso
characterued by confusaon sur·
rounding the whereabouts and
severity or "the reeessloo ·· Mer·
rill Lynch's economists think the
recession is indeed here and that
it started to unfold early m lhe
year when con.sumer spending
began to falter. This trend
solidified in the second quarter.
when the ecooomy registered a
decline of 2.3 percent in real
terms. Then, in the third quarter,
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real GNP rebounded aecom·
Plll*' by a~. two-mootb rite
I.a Ntalltalel.
BUT AS GOS economl.lta see
i~ I.be tbil'd quarter statlsUCI ~
bably rdJeded oaly a temporary
rebou.nd S::--~el.Y by the end of~er au llDlll
( wbleb tot comumen back en the
road>, plm a temporary re· •~Jenee ol tbe ''buy lt now" pbll~ (aided DO doubt by
auto ma.11ufactllrer ~>.
Our economist. therefore ex-
pect the recessicm wU1 have l'1!-
.
e
/
em er 1ed In
\be f ourtb
quarter and
early stalltica
for bomlnc.
durable eooda
and retail
~-seem to ~upport thet.r
theory. In all,
'they euvWoo
LUCAS fOQJ' quarten
of negative growth.
And. while the 10Lng will not be
as rough aa the 1973-1175 re-
cesalon. tbestubbom rate of infla·
lion and the Fed's strtnaent an-
tidote are likely to exaacerbate
the process aa a whole. But by late
1980, an economic recovery
should be underway u bouain&
and corporate profits rebound
from earlier dedines, unemploy-
ment peab and consumer pnce
Ulflatioo f alla.
GIVEN THE POTENT
negative events or 1919, both
econoauc and polibcal. the stock
market exhibited unusual re
s1llence Even its most violent re
action of the year, ngbt after the
Fed's early October announce
ment. was not as severe as the
sellmg climax or October 1978
when the shakeout 10 ~dary
stocks was much more erteDS1ve
-though the overall lou in the
Over The Count~r
HAsou-..
..... ,,,., R...Stov IS•., .. lr•<OPo "
Dow JODlll laduttNI Av wqa~t.betame. To -many. man.t watc
however, the Dow Joaea
du.atrial Avuaae l1 the ~
market -ID t.mderatandab~• -~
mbleadlna viewpoint wbicb Mt
eontuaed many invest.on. Admltil
tedly the moet quoted index
around, the Dow bu certaiDlj
functioned ln the put u an ade-
quate rdlection of atock pd~
ln1Ml.l lD pneral.
But tbrou&bout the latter "JOI;
the Dow baa laued behind ~
other lndexes and, more lo
port.aat.Jy, muked many underly·
log tttadlll. Thus, in a year wbm
lnveaton flocked to money
market funds, the ataUaUca c~
Jy point out that UJ'79 WU alto a
year of opportunity for many lnr
veaton incommonatoob.
EAllLY IN DECE•BEt. the
NYSE Composite index showed a
gain of more than 10 percent for
the year; the American Stock Ex.
change Index 45 percent the S & P
500 8 percent and the Wilshire 5000
15 percent. By compartaon, the
Dow Jones average hovered in the
810 to 830 range, virtually UD·
changed from Its 1978 close ~
805.01 or from its 1969 cloee of
800.36.
II t:a&ILL LYNCH'S market
analysts think the positive
secular trend abould prove tbe
dommant force during the '80s.
That's why, at this time, they are
especially bullish on the outlook
for equ1bes and beUeve common
stocks offer corunderable pot.eo-
t1al for capital apprec1atJon on a
longer·term basLS
A strong case for lhLS v1ewpourt.
u; made in Memll Lynch's new
booklet, Common Stocks: The ln-
vestment<l>o1ce for the 1980's."
( L. u.ccu u an aceotml ~cutiw m Che
Santa Ana o//ltt of Memll, Lvnc/l
Psttct. Fmner & SmiJh)
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MUTUAL FUNDS
•
lllANSACTIONS
Dymg Fast
81 lllLTON •Ol&OWITJ •.,
Then are IO automobile manaf acturen 1n tbt world bu1 Genld C. Meyers predict.a only a dozeQ, ot them wW •um•e to the end ot tbe centu.ey. • •
Meyers la in • loocl po11ltloo to make l1K'b 1 predlcUoD · alnce he a. cbalrmaD ot a company that mmy people t..i
la a candidate for e:st1nctlm. Amertcaa Moton Corp.
(A.MC), the m>allnt auto maker 1D tbe U.S. AMC &.-eel to•
ruk fourth beb1nd General Moton <OIC>. f'ord amt
ChrJ•ler. It unk to ftlth after VoJbwa.Cena>eian to mU. Rabbita lD Peanaytvania. •
MEYEU BEUEVE8 THE WOU.O a.COmoUve ~.
will follow the aame pattern It hu lD tbla caantry. .
"There were more than 100 U.S. auto ,_aken lD 1920 ~
Meyen told• Calltoruia audience. "Todan there a.re o;lt rour"
(He'• not coontlng
Volklwaito u a U.S.
auto maker>
Meyen 1oob for
aome companiea to die.
He loob for others to
comblne Corces m
various ways
Mbney
Tree
"Few comparues will have the muscle toco it alone,"
be aaid.
AMC'• survival strategy i.5 a wortinc a~ment with
Renault. the big French auto manufacture' owned 100
percent by the French government. The 1'oault CUI
which have alwa~ done nuserably in lhl Amerlce
market. are &Otng to be sold by the AMC de•r network. And ovenea.s the Renault dealer net.wort wil. aell AMC'a
Jeeplioe
Meyers ernpbasittd that "our ~ch comectioo LS a
cooperallon agreement. not a t.aJteover ... but Oii! proviso oC
Uus deal ls that down the road Renault wiU be able '° acqwre 22.5 percent of AMC (or $1.SO mtru.o . Renault
already owns 20 percent or Mack Truck.s, &1 interest it
acquired for $115 aullioo. and it receoUy paid SIO m.UlJoo to
gain a 10 percent stalce in the Swedish auto m•r. Volvo.
AN ALLIANCE OF Renault-AMC·Mack-V would be a powerful combmallon Aod Meyers is ly nlbt.
Com bmaUoos of Uus lund a re the way or the rut e. They are
already bapperung
One or the biggest took place in 1976 w Peugeot acquired another French auto m
Peugeot-Citroen then acqwred the Eul'TWW"Jlnn
Chrysler. thereby becommc the largest vebi
Europe 2 S million cars and truck! a
year One legacy of that ma.Muver 1s
Chrysler's LS percent st<><:k interest in
Peugeot Citroen
Ford Motor recently bought a 25 per·
cent mterest 10 Japan's Toyo Kogyo.
maker of the Mazda cars and trucks. GM
and Chrysler already have Japanese
partners GM owns 34 percent o( Isuzu
Motors. wtuch announced last month that
1l plans to enter the C S market on its
ff~ n
Chr}sler owru. 15 percent of MitsubcsbJ M.lors. The
J apantse company bwlds for Chrysler the Colt, Oallenaer.
Champ, Arrow and Sapporo models
WORLD CAR P&ODUCl'ION IS estimated alO mlllioo
units a year and concentration has advanced s far that 10
com parues are bt'lleved to hold 80 percent of the mrket.
At t.belOpisourown GM. witbworldwidecarutputof7.2
million Ford. Wlth 4 5 m1llloo. 1s m second p)ce That's
more than a third or the market nght there
The two top Japanese car makers -Toyo~d Nissan
<Datsun I have surged into Uurd and fourth pltes. respec·
t1ve\y. They're both above the two m1llioo mark /olkswagen
holds fifth place. Jn the secood ller are Peu~t·Cltroen.
Renault. Chrysler. Flat and Toyo Kogyo. with Hnda coming
up fast Bnush Le) land has droppedoutoflheto JO
THE EUROPEA.""i CAR MAJlKET, at 12 dlllon uruts a
~ear. is sbghUy bigger than the Amencan ma et ll 's a dog
(1ghl for leadership. With market shares as fo ws Flat, 13
percent; Ford and Volkswagen. 12 percent h . Peugeot-
C1troen. 11 5 percent. Renault. 11 percent; GM, 10 per·
cent.
The comb10at.Jons bemg forged are
shapes. Here's one cited recenUy m the Bri
The Econom&St
''Ford or Europe builds 1t.s 1'ranscoo .
Amsterdam It buys the cab from Renault,
CUmmin.s, the transm1ss1on from Eaton
Rockwell. What does Ford make itself! Fo
(it. ..
tar truck an
engine from
e axles rrom
akes the pro-
Mortgage Rate
Jumps Uncurb d
WASHINGTON CAP> -Interest ates on home
mort1aies jumped to record levels last th, and further
increases appear ceruin, the govemm reports.
The effective interest rate on aces for new
houses averqed 11.65 percent in early mber, up from
U .37 percent the previous month,~ eral Home Loan
Bank Board said
A HINT OF MORE INtu:A.sES be seen lD the eommitmmt rate, the interest that Danciat lnslitutiou
promlle on ret·to-be-cloled mortpc It rose from 12.SS
percent lD November to 12.93 pel"HIJl I month.
The commitment rate Last t.b averqed 2.5'
percent hither than it did a year , the bank board
1aid..
•"l'BE f'EDDAL RESERVE
anU.foOation mooetary aclioa coatln
commitment rat.a hlcber." uJd Ja
chalnnu.
Jania Mid the boUllnl Industry mor. martbs of touah·1otni" u a
Reserve'• actlom.