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Strike Stirring :Das Been Warned .
Angry Cha~ges About .Jobs Firm
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 8, l980 "°'" n. "°·-. 4 .. CTIOell. • • .,..,
NoC ... IHat ,,
Carter Says
Draft Women
WASHJNGTON CAP) -Preai·
dent Carter proposed loday thal
men and women aaed 19 and 20
resist.er for a military draft.
Elgbt.eeo·year-olda will be ln-
cluded next year.
However, the president I.a un·
likely lo advocate changing the
law banning women from com
BB Warned
Of Agency,
Man Claims
81 STEVE llARBLE
Of .. D961y ...... """
Tbe man who broupt m.11-
management cbargea a1alnat a
private firm handlin1 Hunt
ln1ton Beach's federal Job pro-
aram claims be presented b1a
ml11lvin.P to olllclai. 1everal weelu before lbe dty hired lbe
ft.rm.
Eric Matthews, a former
Weat..11 lmdtU of Careen I.De.
emplope, said be broucbt bis allel.U.. to H.mllqt.on Beecb 1 Cttl Admln•llU'ator Bud BeWto ... lept.tmber.
Several da1S lat.er, Mau.brn
......... be re.Rated h1a coa-
cera to 'b;u1• County Mu·
power Dlnetor Robert Nellae et a mdl• eonfereaee la Loa ~ •• bind lut Oet. 1
to bandle Uae clt1•1 Com. beallw Ymf&or._t Trala-et (CSl'A) ,...._.
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bat roles.
And White HOON 1taff con-
siders the question of dralling
women hypothet.lcal "and likely
to remain ao." accordinc to an
officiclal who did not wish to be
Identified.
Rep. Charles Rose, D·N.C ..
said he wu told or Carter's plan
ln a telepbooe call from a White
House lobbyist OU. morrun1. He
said be alao wu told lb.al re.
giatrat.ion o( 18·year~lda also
would begin "some months
hen~."
Cart.er'• recommendaUon to re.
gist.er women for the first Ume In
the nation's blatory Ls expected to
race trouble in Con1res1. It wiU be
requested in separate ~11..alatioo
so as not to Jeopardue early am·
plementatJoo o( registration for
m~.
Though Carter currently ha.a
a ulbority lo order draft reaislf •·
tlon of m en , he need• con
greaaionaJ approval for hll aug-
geslloo to include women. Ad-
mlolatratioa offlclala envialon
lhe male rePat.ralion prosram
<See oun. Pa,. Ai> •
WTeachen
Strike Spar/a
Hanh Words
We~kend Gas Getting
·Scarcer in California
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CITY WORKD8 UR VACUUM TRUCtC TO Cl.UN~ IWOG! IN INTERSECTION
Spill et llftelol ltreet end lrvlne Av•...,. N .. , County Airport Ceuud Traffic Jem
Setmge Truck
Spilh Load;
Tm/fie Stop1
At 1:30 a.m. today {/Edwn tru.c:t carry1n& a load ol ·
ly tree&ed aew:Jie brat lha.rp-
ly to avoLd col~I with an auto
at tbe lntenecUon of Briatol
Street South ud Jnlu Atemue.
lnlbortot'der:
-The •l&ldle alosbed out ~
tlMa opm tNck ud over the cab.
landiq in a larfe, •mellJ heap int.be~.
-A IDGltol'cfclilt, d,....s 1n a
baelDtl8 IU&t. tryiai to IMaiot.late
tlMa llLmy .... loet cOlliroa ol
bl• qde a4 el'Ulwld .lll tM
1l&ld ...
-~ .tftff!'I trJial to d.irfft tn8lc around tM truck. dae 0199 ad UM f.U. eye!W wawW Mtth11lJ .. a ,.., cl • ............, ellllhMd m*'1Ma
ciD6dlcl Wttb .. aaotbet' "' u. • mWetfltMIMM. The Nluh WU a tWO·bour
·~ai.t tbat bad Newport BMelt
and lnlDl-boad tnmc bec!ttd
up the lenltb of the CotODa dill
II ar Freeway.
Ac:cordln• to one Callfomla
Hiabwar Pat.rolmao, the Brtatol ( ... 8Ll100£ ••••• AJ)
&
Motorists
Starting
lineups
LOS ANGELES (AP )
P,very weekend rcwer 1tuotint?
:.lattons apparently u c open for
business. a tum of events tll•l
th e Sou l h e r n ('a I 1foro1 u
Automobtlt· Club interprets ai.
aJl 0 rru.noW'i IU"n
Since lhc f1n1t or the year.
/\ulo Club i.poku man Make
M as1nter said Thur~day , lbc
number or metropolitan .ire11
11u1uons operaUng on Saturdays
has decref&,Sed by 20 percent,
while the numbt>r Opt'n for bu&-
nt•s-. oo Sunday hJb been cut 1n
hair
Motonst.s are not..icang short
hne11 form.Jnit at M>me -.tallons m
meln>pohlan art-as a.\ a reauJl of
ahorter opu:.itmJC hours .. We
a re nowhe re near the c nsas
111tuet.Jon of lu t year, but Uua L'I
how th est> things began."
Masanter said In regard to the
club'1 aurv~ of 362 alatiooa m
both melropoUtan and outJytna
regions.
The s urv ey s h o w ed an
avera1e 75 percent would ~
open Olla Saturday. compared to
<See fi'VEL, Pa1e AZ)
Coast
Weather
G uaty wlnda COGUnuin1
many areas toni1bt,
dlminhbln& Saturday
leavln1 80CDe b11h cloudi-
neu. Lowa tooipt In the
401. Hi1b1 Saturday 48
aloa1 the c:out and 7S in-
land.
INSIDE TOBAY
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r Hope for Hostages
l Iran's President Flaya MUitants
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Prealct.t A ... ••HD ._1 Sadr emnrNll•1ll Ma:" In
Jrao lodq md 'Mr• Ml
• crackdown • u. 10Wll ....
: taota boldh1 some 10
• Americana boltqe h• aa.. U.& ~ Embuay.
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,.... ILadlo llM04.Mced tM
elevatJoo ol \be pralcknt from
acUn1 chaJ.nnan \0 head ol I.be
council wlt.b lhe CODHnt of
Bidding Process
Brings Dispute
By OOLO&ES aaoou l&WIN ... ...,,.. .....
The que9Uon of wbet.ber or not
ne10Ua~ rw t.o ..umated S35
million <>ranee County ~mputer
contract should be kept secret
has prompted clashes amon&
county officials
-Racial Slur
Brings Shift
In City Job
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Registrar of Voters Thomas
Kearney has been transfe~ to
a job in the city's sewer system
office after Chinese residents
protested his alleged reference
to them as "Chinks "
Chief Administrative Officer
Roger Boaa made the move
Thurs day after 30 Chineae
leaders presented him with a
petition signed by S,000 people
demanding Kearney's removaJ
from the registrar 's post.
Last November, an associate
of Kearney's alleged in court
that he h ad referred to the
Chinese as ''goddamn Chinks"
because be was mad about an
election ruJe requiring Chinese-•
speaking precinct workers.
Kearney, 52, hu repeatedly
s aid that be doesn't recall the re·
mark, which was publicized last
fall during a court hearing on
the bilingual election programs.
The group calling on Boas,
whi c h in c luded former
Supef'Wtp' GonSoo Lau. d1d not
Mk fot Kearney's flrtn•. oeily
bis tran.sfer from the registrar
post. wtuch they ~onsider impor-
tant to rrunonty lnvolvemenL
Fro..P~AI
DRAFT .••
as beginning this summer,
probably at post offices.
Although White Houae officials
acknowledge the female ree-
is tration issue wlll be con·
lroveraial, they are not ready to
buy HoU&e Speaker Thomas 'P .
O'Nelll's argument that it would
never pass.
Jn decidinc whetheT to include women, the While Howse coo-
s id ere d a posj\ible court
challenge if re1islratlon were
limited to men only, one offtcial
said Tbursdav.
JOB •••
the dt;y. wbicb then controlled
the federal job prosram.
"He told me he wu auaplcloua
and I told him I'd look into it,"
Nelson recounted. He said be
phoned Cunningham, pr~ted
the aUe1aUooa and was told that
no CETA mooey bad been spent.
"I met with Matthews later
and told him what I bad found
out and he seemed to be re-
lieved. ·• Nelaon continued.
OMMGECOAST
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And I.he Oran1e Count~ Grand
J w-y entered the fray Tbu.nday
to •.aa-t 1D a letter lbat the
ne1odadam tcbedu.ltd to belin
next Tuesday should be open to
public view.
A memo issued simultaneous·
ly by Supervlsor Ralph Clark,
however, ordered County Ad ·
m inl1trati ve Officer Ro.,_rt
TbomH to keep the blddin1
proceu W'lder wrapt unW the ii·
sue comes before the board In ear·
ly March.
County supe rvisors had
agreed in January lhat negoUa·
lions with three pri v~m· puler companies tryl for a
five-year pact to provt e data
services for the county should be
kept secreL
The secrecy, officials said.
would allow the county to get the
most service for the lowest
price.
But two supervisors, Edison
Miller and Harrie tt Wieder.
since have reportedly been al·
te mpting to get copies of the
contract proposals, presently in
the bands of a blue ribbon com-·
mittee selected to study the
computer bids.
The Grand Jury letter. signed
by 1-·ore man Benton Bejack.
recommended that the contract
proposals be open to public·
scrutiny now r ather than waiting
for the end of negoti a lions.
"ThiA will facilitate a full and
fair d.i.scusaion or those issues
a nd will serve to avoid future
criticism," the letter said.
$3 Million
Lost Daily
By Chrysler
DETROIT CAP) -Struallna
Chrysler Corp. loet money last
year al the rate of $3 millioo a
day -for a record total of more
than St billion -and it'• not 1D
the clear yet, ita auditors uy.
The nalioa's No. 3 automaker
expects the loaaes to contlDue at
about the same rate durl.q the
fint three months of 1880 u it
tries \0 put together federal
guarantees designed to keep tt
afloat -aomethlne Chrysler's
auditon said wu not. aaau.red.
In a report releued Tbunday,
Chrysler U.ted a 1979 lou ol
Sl.097 billion, more than any
U.S. corporation bad ever lolt in
a •inlle year and '24 mlWon
more than the company had pre-
dicted. The loaa amounted to
S17 .l8 a abare, compared wtth a
10111 of $3.5' 1D 1178.
Tbe report also diaclOMd that
Cbryaler b..t not repaid loans ol
f10 million, that it had cwnot
liabilities puter than cWTmt
aHeta in the amount of tlll
million and that Canadian banks
had restricted lta use of sea
miWon 1D deposits.
CongreH in December ap·
proved loan guarantees totalin1
$1.5 billion, but Chrysler bu not
yet arranged them. Company of.
Cicials said they hope to com·
plete the guarantee require·
menls, lncludin1 a financln1
package, before iS1ulng the first
quarter shareholders report.
SLUDGE •••
Street backup extended to lhe
San Dleao heeway overcrou·
1D1. Newport Beach police oftlcen,
aJded by eo.ta Meaa patrolmen
and the CHP tried to dlred tnl · fie around tbe mua while
Newport Beach city crews
cle~ the street..
Ratpb Hole, ~.Lot Rlvenlde, driver ol tbe aluaa• truck, aald
be wasn't hurt 1D tbe m~ Tbe oUMt motoa1.tta lnvolftd
aubMqumt acddentl told police
t.be7. too, were unhurt.
Tbe Mme~ ... tbe
1cene of an lDJ"tJ' accident T1na~1 ~-Uk• UW. mol'DIDC,a mlpQ, T!nafl!dQ'• crub n1ntw' from a motodlt
1'UDDbal. Nd u,td. ~-.. Hole uid be WU drt~ CID Jrlltol wblD ~ Ud to .... abarpa, '° aYO&cl a car tllll bad ran acro,11 tbe lnterHctloa
a1a1a1ttMllOt.
AJat.ollab ... ~ norne1111 •
dlil n-1eu-old ...... of \be Jn,
..... rnoluUon .
H11an H1btbt, ta. eouncu•a
1pokHman, ufd Banl Sadr
would chair t.be peller-m--.
councU'a MMk>u, eaerdM tbe
councl\ bead'• ltrtllatlve and
••eeuttve powers and
"harmonl&e proeeedtnp" wtt.b
10¥em.meei mlatMera wbO are not ....... of UM eou.ncu.
HablW lndleeted thia aetup
would ~-UDW a M_.111, or partiammt. la·~ Mardi 7.
Thie unounceDMDt COGftrmed
Bani Wr. wbo IOt 1S perc• ol
tbe vo&e in the pnUdeatlal elec·
lion J•. ~. u Ire.n's second
m0tt lnflueutiaJ leader after tbe
aaed, aJUnc Khomeini, who is
coovaJeKinl alt.er a hurt al·
tock
Tehran radio said Khomeini
met al' the hospllai today with a
aroup o( forei1D suesta vi.sitina
Iran to take pa.rt 1D ~lebrations
of the revolutlon'a first an·
nlvena.ry and the Uth century
of Islam.
It said the ayatollah told them
Mos lems "should regard the
15th century ... as the beiin-
nin1 of their victory. Tbe sltua·
lion ls no loD•er such that the
auperpowen can do what they
like ... The oppressed people of
all lands should hold fast to what they have."
The president demonstrated
his growing clout by attacking
t.be militant atudenta occup)'int
the American Embusy aa
tyrannical, lawleu foes of the
government for the second
straighti1day Thursday. He also
bad the Revolutionary Council
limit lheir access to the national
radio and TV network and grant·
ed only four-day visas to the 49
Americana they i nvited to
publicize their cause instead of
the 10-day visu the Americans
aougbL
f',...PageAJ
STRIKE •..
the day
With hope for an early settle·
ment dimming, teachers and .
distract offi cials leveled
numerous accusations at each
other,. all t'irmly denied by the
accused party.
Sharon Scott. a California
Teachers Association official
working with local instructors.
charged that some classrooms
a r e be\ng manned by un-
qualifted, uncredentialed sub·
atltutes; that students ire
en1astn1 in unaupervlaed ac·
Uvities out.aide lbe schools and
that rel(Ular studies are Dot be-
ing continued.
FounlalD Valley Superinten·
dent Glenn Hardy baa charged
that aome teachers took home
school supplies such as paper
and pend.la Jual before the atrtte
be can. Ro~ Sampico, the diatrict'a
personnel director, aaid be bu
received can. from parenta and
princlpala who claim plcketinf
teachers are UJ's1AI their stu·
denta \0 disrupt cluaea and not
to cooperate with 1ublt1tutes.
Studenta lDt.ervlewed outside
Fount.aln Valley acboola Tban-
day altemooo did not ••Y their teachers bad enc!OW'aled mi.
behavior. But tbeJ did delcrlbe
the atmoapbere In aome
claurooma u ''rowd7. ''
Several seventh 1raden at
Tamura School aald "dltdalni"
(•klppln1 aome claaae•> wu
becoml.DC common under the
aubllltutes.
They said eome madenta were
tatin1 extra pbyatcal eduC&tkm
cl .... to qqe in unor1anta.ed
outdoor recreaUoc.
Students at NleblH School
deacribed some aublt.ltutea u
••mean" and complained of not
being given sufficient work.
Others said their substitutes
were plea.lant and had conduct·
ed worthwhUe leuom.
The Nieblaa students in ·
terviewed were unanimous in
deslrlq their nplar teacben
back.
Accordinl to ftprea compiled
by th• diatrict, 1trike particlpa:
Uoa actually lDcreued •Uahtb' TbW'lday.
Penonnel director Samplco ·
Hid s;.:clpat10D l'OM to 311 baf1 unit mtmben Tbun-
d a y, compared to 308 on
Wectneaday.
He said the dlltrict bu 440 b';:J=r::• Wllt memben, in· cl u.cbera. school nunea
and ~l. Ht predict-
ed may would ntVD to ~
~r Monday'• Jeaal holiday. Cu.rnntl1, tbe IMdlaD aa1.ary
ror FoaatllD V.U.y Wieben la
about 111.000 fw Jeu t.bab 10
mon&blwort.
Teacben are 111Hn1 a 10,.....
cent ..,. leereue Wbll4t UM
dlatr1ct bel otr.ed. pereea&.
Tbe --of the t.ucblal cl'1 ud .. ~ 1Cbool da1
eacb ..-.._an key 111.-ID
t.be,,..,UMloet.
Stady Demanded
SACaAMSNTd ~ Pl..UC ..._,,..,_ be
studied ,.. ,_.... todo wt fire-.....,_. belal aJ.
lowt4 la Mlll·rt.M 1Hall4lap,
H~tM-...Aa1•blr·
. . ==~
CRICAOO <AP> -A span •ho
bel&effd Illa apart .. et was ha.-.. by "'"'1 Qlrite'' atart.d • are tblt ld1lld roar persona in
• Jlottb IUe ......,.,, Police ..tct. ll ,.... one ffl two North
Side fiftS 'Jbunday that took a
total of six Uvea. Charita Jobnaon, 31 , was
• ch~ wllh four counts of
lb and ooe of anravated
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D1 opped Fo•r Floors
Blackened by names and smoke and screaming with
fright, four·year-old Ysenia RodrlJuez is _placed in a New
York City ambulance after beinJ, dropped from the fourth
floor of a burning apartment bwlding. She was caught by
firefighters waiting below and suffered no injuries from
the fall. Five others were hurt in the fire, d~bed as
"suspicious." ,All \
No Separ~te Jury
For Alcala Sentence
A judge ruled Thursday that
Rodney James Alcala may not
have a separate jury deliberate
bls punishment should be be con
vlcted of the murder of 12-year
old Robin Samsoe of llunt1ngt.on
Beach.
Attorneys for Alcala unsu<'
cessfull y argued that the JUI')'
that eons1ders Alcala·s guilt or
inno<"ence should not be the
panel. Lf Alcala 1h <'Onv1cted, to
make a d eterm1n at 1on on
whether he should face the death
penalty.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Philip Schwab found in
favor or the prosecution when he
said a smgle Jury will be aworn
Defense attorney J e Hrey
Friedman said today that a de
clsion bas DOl been made as yet
on whether to appeal Judge
Schwab's declalon.
Tteo Da11s
Friedman DOted that a similar
ruling is oow under appeal to the
state Supreme Court and lhat he
knows of at least thrtt other
trials that have been stay~
~nding a court dec1s100
Further heanngs 1n advance
of the start of Alcala's tnal Wlll
be held next week
The defense Wlll se-ek to bar
<'erta111 statements Alcala mad..-
to pollce LOvesttgators after his
July 24 arrest 111 connection with
the-dasap~aranc•· and murdt·r
of the lluntrn~ton Ht·alh girl
lier body was found 10 Sierra
Madre two v.ecks alter ber JW>e
20 disappearance Alcala was
In ing 111 nearby Monterey Park
Alcala's allorne)s also v.111
seek to suppres!> information
pe rtaining to other crimes
Alcala IS alle1~ to have com
m1tted
2 Children Hide
Mter Slayings
WOODLAWN, Md. (AP> -
Two children. a1ed 9 and 2. hid
in an upataira bedroom for
almo•t two day• after their
mother and her boyfriend bad
been bl'utally stabbed to death.
Police Aid.
The victim•, Gre1ory A.
Blount, 31, of Baltimore, and
Mary G . Slmmona, 25, of
Woodlawn, were found Tbunday
in tbe home which wu aplat·
t.ered with blood "from top to
bottom," said BaJUmore County
Police Lt. Robert Frame.
The two cb.lldrea. "afraid by
what they saw," stayed in their
bedroom from early WedDesday
morulnl until Thursday after·
noon when neighbors alerted
police, Frame added.
He described the scene as a
·'chapter out of ~Helter
Skelter.' " a reference \0 the ac-
count of lbe Charles Manaoo
slaylnp 1D California.
Larry Barrdentoa Simmons.
30, of Columbia. Md ., the
woman's eatrao1ed husband.
has been arrested and cbaried
with murder in coonectloa with
the ala.yinp.
•when yoa bay one ault at the regular
price, yoa cua bay another of equal ~r
letter valae for only $1.
, (
araoa, poUee nid.
Edward Nlcldes. commander
ol tbe bomb and anoo unit, said .
Jobmoa lit a newapaper on his
pa stove and then 1pread the
name. arcM.md the apartment.
Jobmoa then apparently bad a.
change of heart and ran naked
through the four-story apart·
ment building to wam residents
of the fire, police said.
Two hours earUer, an elderly
woman and her granddaughter
died in a nre two blocU away
The D.re was conftned to their
apartment and t.be cause or it
was not known, authorities said .
None of the victims was im-
mediately identified.
J ohnson. a schizophrenic. was
placed under sedation after he
wu taken t.o Wells MemoriaJ
Hospital "hollering and scream-
ing." said OT. Jerome Silver.
chief of surgery.
About 20 people were injured,
some with broken or fractured
bones from leaping from tbird-
and fow1.b·Ooor wlndows and
othen from amoke lnbalaUon.
autbori.tia aaid. About 200 peo-
ple wen homeless.
Michael Hill, the building
manaaer, said there were no fire
esca~s. but each apartment
and the hallways had s moke de-
tectors
Sabbe Bauett. 25, a decorator
wbo was workin& on a firat·fioor
apartment, said that when the
detector alarm went off. he
grabbed tus child, fled and then
saw a woman in an upstairs win·
dow holdln« a baby and scream-
ing for help
··1 told her to drop the kid,''
said Baggett. "I had no choic.e
but to catch the kid "
Residents said one infant was
thrown into a blanket being held
hy neighbors in front of the
huildUlg and another child was
rl rnppe-d fmm <t y,1ndow and was
in1ured 111 the fall. •
F~r-.eAJ
FUEL ••.
85 ~rcent the first week of the
't•.:.ir while only an avera1e 34
~rceot would be open on Sun-
day, rompared • 46 percent 1n
the earlier penod Metropolitan
art>ac; would have the few0 st sta ,
lJon'> open, w1th a low of 17 per
ct>nt ~Sunday
If weekend openlnca continue
to go down . we will see much
longer lin es f o rmin g on
Thursdays and Fridays,"
Masinter saJ.d "Motorists Wlll
~ afraJd they will not ~ able to
buy gas on the weekend."
He ~. "Saturday closures
normally f ollow Sunday
closure'S. and i( the number· of
Sund•>' cl-Osures gets down to 10
to lS perttnt. we will be in trou·
ble ··
Masinter pointed out that
gasoli ne supplies in January
we re down 11 percent from the
aame month a year earlier.
while the 1979 pe riod was
already down 5 percent (rom
1978 Normall y, be added,
gasoline demand increases by
an avenge 5 percent a year,
although this fi&ure has been
tempered by conservalion-
COOJC10Ull motorists.
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"' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1990 JN Fl FTEEN CENTS
en on Weekend
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• Si.Dee the n .... t of the year.
Aato Club 1pollHmH llllle
)IHlnter 1ald Tllunday. the
l.umb4tr of metropoOtan ~rea
Nlioal operattnc on Sat~ys
bH 6icre1Nd by IO percent,
wbUe tM IUDber opea fw bull·
.._ • lwaday bu bMD cut ln ball. •
''llCUl'lata are DOt.lelq abort
Unea forml.Qs at aome 1laUOG1 ln
metropolttan area u a reault ol
1horter operaUnc boun We
are nowhere near the criaia
altu.aUon of lul year, but tbia ia
how these thln11 begin,''
Maalnt.er alld ln re1-rd to the
..... .
eha.b'a aurwy of aa 1tationl in
both metropollt.an and outlY1nl
re1lona.
The survey 1bowed an
1vera1e 15 percent would be
open th1a SatW"day, compared to
85 percent the fint week of the year, whlle only an average 34
percent would be open OD Sun·
day, compared to 46 percent in
lhe earlier period. Metropolitan
areas would bave the fewest sta-
Sunday ~urea aeta down to 10
to ~ petteDl, we will be in troQ.
ble."
M aainter pointed oul that
gaaoline supplies In January
were down 11 percent from the
same month a year earlier,
while the 1979 period was
already down S percent from
1978. Normally . be added.
gasoline demand lncreaaes by
an averaae 5 percent a year.
altboulb lhil fiiure baa been
tempered by conservation-
conacloua motorists .
Meanwhile, the Auto Club sur-
vey reported an average 1.3 cent
per gaUon increue in gasoline
in the paat week, bringing lhe
nae to lD.5 cent& per gallon since
the finl ol the year.
Prices were about haU a penny a
gallon higher at full-service ala·
Uona.
Women Into NelV Draft
* * * * * *
•tWoa'tPm•'
Congress Rips
. Women Draft
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi·
dent carter's propoaal to reg-
••ter women for a potential
military draft drew opposition in
~gress Friday and predictlODB
It will be rejected. -~ "I'm sure be realizes lt will
-»ot pus," said Rep. Richard
:Wbtte, D-Texaa, chairman of the
J loue Armed Services aubcom·
-mlltee that ,.-m 1et Carter·a
TecOmmmdaUona. : •'The apeaker of the Houee
. •aid tt overwbelm1qly will not
pan," Wblle aaid. "It'• no
9eeret.''
Speqer Tbomas P. 0-NelU ,.a;. Mid .. told tJM White llaU9e .............. -....,......,
wpuld approwe Carter'• Pl'Ol**I to regllter men but would reject
reai1tration of women.
Sea.a. Deeocr.U. ~r aobert c. 9'N ,. ... ~
1tq ..... W bu takea 9o posl-
lion OD including women. He told
reporters tb1.a week be is not
sure bow the Senate will vote.
White said, "I think Lhe presi-
dent ia making a gesture to cer-
tain 1roup1 wbo feel women should be treated equally in all
rea~bad a.a well_aa good."
"But tbere'a no way in lhe
world that anyooe in the White
House or the Pentagon could re-
gard nctatraUoo of women aa
belDI lD the intereeta of natiooal
security," White aald. "Why
should we have thia turmoil at
this time?''
Wblte aald that "•lnce we
ban ,.. .W to 1"ll ........ ID
coaabat at thl1 time -tbe
secretary of defense and otben
afid ~ womea 1fO'&ld w.w:,40..\Tu!'r.T!
need to repter WOIDetL"
Tlalrd Raise of Im
Chevron Hikes Gas
Prices Three Cents
NEW YORK (AP) -Standard
OU Company or Callfomla's
Chevron U .S.A . s ubsidiary
ralaed wboleulergaaollne prices
by 2 to 3 cents a gallon ·na-
Mesa Robbers
Punched Out
A would-be Costa Mesa rob-
bery victim saved bis coat and
bl• wallet Thursday lo time·
honored fubloo. He punched bis
two attackers in the n>outh.
Tbey fled. empty-banded.
Police identified the server of
the knuckle sandwiches as
MlchaeJ L. Sawtelle, 31, and Hid
b• s uffered a gash on bis
forehead during the 2:30 a.m.
encounter in the carport of bis
·apartment complex.
Sawtelle told offlcera be wu
returninl from a bual•• meet-1111 and bad Jmt emetged from
. hil car when two men Jumped
bim.
tlonwide today ln its third round
of increases since Jan. 1.
Citing crude oil/rice hikes by
Saudi Arabif an other mem·
bers of t~ Oraganizatlon of
Petroleum Exporting Countries,
tbe nalion'a seventh-largest
gaaqllne seller raised tbe
wholesale price of regular and
premium grades by 3 cents a
gallon. It boosted unleaded
gasoline prices by 2 centa a
gallon.
The companr earlier had in-
creased who eaale aaaoline
prices a total of 7 cents a galloo
ln mo~ee on Jan. 11 and Jan. 22.
Exxon Corp .. the nation's
largest gasoline seller, on Feb. 1
announced a 3 cents-a-gallon fl
wholesale Increase in gasoline
and beating oil pricM.
The average U.S. price O{ a
gallon of regular gasoline al a
full-service 9tation wu $1.1288
in JaDU&!J1 up from et.42 centa a year oaore, eceonllna to a
poll taken by tbe industry
publication Lundbert Letter
before the latest round of crude
oll price lncreues.
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CITY WOMM9 UR VACUUMftUCK TOCI U .. UP. UOGE IN IN'Tb•CTION
Spll et 9'tetol 9'rMt and lntne A•--...... CouMy Airport C•UNd Trllflc Jam
THIS 18 PART OF JAM CAUSED BY SWDQE IPIU.
Rueh Hour Traffic Held Up on Corone clel M•r FrMWllJ
Seunge Truck
Spilu Load;
Tm/fie Stops
At 6 JO a m today a dump
truck carrying @:load or partial·
ly treated sewage braked sharp-
ly to aVOtd rolliding wtth an auto
at lhe Intersection of Bristol
Street South and lrvLM Avenue
Io abort order
-The sludge slosbed out of
the open truck and over the cab.
landing in a large. s meUy beap
ID the intn"section
A motorcyclist, dressed an a
business awl, trying to negotiate
the slimy meas. lost cootrol of
bis cycle and crashed an the
sludge.
-Police officers trying to
direct traffic around the trudt,
the ooze and the fallen cyclist
w ate bed belpleuly as a pall' of
apparent.ly confused motorists
collided with ooe another ln the
midst ol the mess.
The result waa a two-hour
11i1alert that had Newport Beach
and lrvtne·bou.od traffic backed
up the Jenct.b ol the Corona del
Mar Freeway.
AcCOl"dinl to one California
Hiabway Patrolman. the Bristol
Street backup uteoded to the
San DieaO Freeway overcrou·
in1.
., . CdM Called 'Sleeping Giant'
Newport Beach police otneers.
aided by Costa Mesa patrolmen
and tbe CHP tried to direct traf.
fie around the meas while
Newport Beach city crews
cleaned the street.
''1'be mis of people ben ii
ch=··· be uplaiDed. ''The tr t popalaUoa ia livtn1 ••1 w a wealthy populauon
with '#!tJ ltroal bqytn1 power."
Stroas bu1ln1 power tra...._ lDto "rel.._ta who can.,_. h0,000 oa a Pen.tan nae IDd no will be standlnl tn tt.e lot tM open;1n1 of Georse'•
a••••t tenant -a Jeweler
wboM GDl1 otlw locat1oa ii a
•boo oa BftwlY mu.' aehlll" RodeoDrtn.
GeH1•. who l>Habt Cal w .... kftnll ud Loa ol
San J'IM'*'° lit tbe url7 ....
ud .._ ltl..., •bf '11
mUU. Wor-. ..W.., out four
yeara ....,., HJI a.. kDowl a
1ood t 1
•• prosptCl wblO be ....... ~ ff• calla tbe Col'ODa del Mar
bu1lnt11 strip "a 1IHpln1
stant." ~ ff• not. that Bll Can7{.l
Spy ..... Hill and Harbor Rldle
are already enclaves of the
wealthy and the PoPUlaUon .can only tncreaae when "the Irvine
Co mpany builds another
tbouaud of their m1Woa-dollar
bouset down the cout. ••
• 'Tbe nai dealers are Just the flnt to come," he 1ai . ''1be
total tread ii toward very ex-
clualve lbopl.
"It'• a whole clUfer«at ball
same from tb• ahoe npalT
1bop1, •Hm1tre11es aod TV
placH tbat are her. now,'' o.or,..ddtd. n..a. .... tbe .,.,..... OM'
tit• lawu&on -wbMll• lt'• Arabi '1lt U. Bu.utlfal PeojM-
tbe ahop keepen wbo are In
Corona del Mar now are 1.ttlDI
1qa1e19d out bJ tbt bllh•r ........ oeorae. who aeknowledl• tbe
renta on hl1 bulldln11 -all ellber brand new or newly ren·
ovated -are probably the
hiCbest OD t.be strip, HYI bust·
na1es that 'CAD 't pay the fretcbt
shouldn't be there.
''The rilbt t.eo.ant ii the ooe
wbo can .!ford it." be oblervecl..
Tbe upewtq lD new rates
baa, alolc wtli Oeorae'• ba7tnc spree, doDe a llOt to Iott. tJM ln·
vaaioanamon.
One bootlbop oww nporWd
her rent wu ree.t1)' railed IS
perctet -a hike that alDO"-.
to '100. month.
But rumors ban tt tbat.,...
mercbuU are tadal tner111• of ., to ... dlDll tWr ...
Tbllt .,, bonMr. 9"ktll't be 1ubltw•.....,.
Aaotblf ICIUl'C9 ol tM nQDCll"
bH bMll the rut merebuta
UMIDMJ"-. Ja au.mpg to ftDd
butlneu locatlon1, tb•Y took
rather direct rout.a which tbe
entconcecl busln111men found
(lie GIANT, Pase r>
Ralph Hole, 25, of Rlvenide,
drlnr of tJM aludle tnack, l&ld
he wun't bwt lD the mi:r&;
The otbfr' motoriatl involved
aubeequeat acddeata told police
they, too, wwe -.hurt.
Tbe ...... tat.Hctioe WU tbe
1ceae of an injury accident
Tbund.ay att.emooa.
Murder Victim's
Stolen Car Sought
PoUcl ...... .,, tbe ........
1981 Oldsmobile -fOld, .....
namber 'J:,WU uo -tbat
bekmfld to a muder vtc:Um
fC*bd 'nluncla1 la Aaab.eim.
Th• body of Gall Wa1ae Dau•, 40, of .., W. LlDCOln
Ave. waa dlacovered ln hll GDe-
room apartment. He bad be-.
tled u_p aad bad beeD dead
several day1, Police 1aid.
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Start
l)kely
WASHINGTON <AP) ~
dent Cart.er proposed today lhat
men and women aged 19 and 20
register for a m1lita,-y draft.
Eighteen.year-olds will be in
eluded next year
While the president broke pre
cedent m seeiung reg1stratioo of
women. he made It clear be was
seeking a'Utbor1ty to register
them only for non -combat
service.
In a written statement, Carter
aaid draft registration la needed
to i.Jlcre.ae the naUoo's military
preparedneu and "to deter So-
viet agresaion '·
He said the de<'iaion to include
women "aa a recognitJon of the
CANADA SHUNS
DRAFT DOOOERS -A 10 •
realtt;t UMlt botb women and
men are wortin& memben ol our 90dety.''
'"Then! is no dhtinction possi·
ble. on the basis of ability or
performance, that would allow
me to exclude women from an
obligatioo to register.·• Carter
dttlared.
Although be uid be was "very
m UC'b aware or lhe concern that
many Amencana feel about the
1saue of women in combat." be
added lhat many Jobs in the
milita r y do not 1nvolvr
hauirdous roles
The draft registration Carter
outlined would work this way
M en and women would go to
their locaJ poet omce and fill out
a brief form "No draft card will
be issued," Carter said.
No classification or examma
tion of registrants will be re
QUtred
He said be would ask for an ex
tra $20 5 million for Uus fi scal
year and $24.5 million next fiscal
year "for the Selective Service
System to carry out Uus pro-
gram."
The program for 19 and 20
year-olds would begin later Uus
year, butt.be White House gave
no dale
The registration forms would
require name, address, date or
birth, and Social Security
number. The forms would be
checked at postal windows "to
insure tbal they are le~ble and
complete," a White House "fact
sheet" CJD the proposal said.
C:oa~t
Weather
Gusty winds continuing
many areas tonight,
dlmlnlabin1 Saturday
leavtna aome high cloudi·
neu. Lowa tool.pt lD the
4011. Hieb• Saturday 68
alont the cont and 75 in·
land.
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For Ex-congre11rnan
WAS!UNcm>N (AP) -A ,....... J.-nW tlOM; ..
former Rep. Daniel J . P1ood, 0.PL, II mmpMml to IMt NUted
on federal bribery aact ~ .......
U.S. Dbtrtc\J....,_ Olivs Ouclt Niki U.. ,._,_,.ow,....
•bould be ataa. to IMU'tlcl&HM ba la1al l)l'OCMd'np ander' "Oalb&il condlt.lana."
''1\loucb t.be defeadut (Plood) 1ulfen trom.mAQJ pb.Jakal
allmeou, Lbe cowt doee DOt..., \bat a lrlal ln wtdcb proper
con.aJderalion la at,_ tot.be dlf..s.&'1 ..,.teal ...S. •bwld
involve UDCbat ri1b to ld9 Mab,'' Ouda .wrote ID • n.pap ophuoa.
6elel ~ Wl .. er'
LONDON (AP) -Ookl cbed to..r ~ E\ll'Ope today but
hlaher than Tbunday'a duslnc. while Lbe dollar •a booated lD tradlnJt.
Tb. cJo.tnc sold price lD F-ONioo •aa '887.50 an ounce, UIS
from s-2.SO at the clOM TbW'lday.
Earlier lo · tbe day, sold &lumped •· '7S ln Hoa1 ltonl to clote at ~.20.
Appe.1 /Fllefl .. Tai••• •en.te•
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) -Lawyers few the Lab Placid
Olympic OrganWnc Committee filed an appeal todl.)' ol a
Judge's dectsion tha t Taiwan could compete in the Winter
Games as the Republic or Cbln.a.
A bearln1 was scheduled fOl' Monday in the appellate
d1vis1oa of New York State SUpreme Court in Albany.
At the same time, memben or the lnternaUoaal Olympie
Committee executive board met ln private to bear an appeal
that the SUmmer Games be moved from Moscow becauae of the
Soviet Union's occupation ot Afgbanlatan.
6aneood /Fares Drt•lcl•9 C••••
JACKSONVILLE, N .C. CAP) -Marine Pfc. Robert
Garwood, who LI awaitinl word on whether he will be court-
martialed for desertion and collaborating with the enemy in
Vietnam, has been arrested on a cbar1e of drunken drivln1,
a uthorities say.-
Highway Patrol Trooper W.B. Bullock said testa showed
Garwood bad a blood alcohol content of .U percent when be wu
a rrested Thursday night. It ls illegal to drive with a content or .10
pe rcent or more.
Huntington ·Warned
On Job Program?
By STEVE MARBLE
Of-O.lly ~ ...... "
The man who brought mis-
management charges against a
p rivate firm handling Hunt·
ington Beach's federa l job pro-
~ram claims he presented his
misgivings to officials several
weeks before the city hired the
firm.
Eric Mcitthcws, a forme r
Western Institute of Careers Inc.
('mployee, 11aid he brought tu.s
allegat.Jons to Huntington Beach
City Admm1strator Bud Belsito
last September.
Several days later, Mattbewa
maintain.a, he restated his COil·
cern to Orange County Man·
power Director Robert Nelson at
a mt'd1a conference in Los
J\ngeles
Western was hired last Oct 1
to h andle the city's Com ·
prehensive Employment Train·
ing Act CCETA) program.
The firm was all but put out of
business this week by manpower
commissioners i.n lhe wake of
the m ismanagement allegations.
Commissioners are scrutiniz·
ing charges that Western Presi·
dent Robert Cunningham spent
C ETA lax dolla r s on office
leases, expensive furniture and
pay raises before the firm was
hired by the cit y.
Belgito said Matthews did not
mention these allegations when
they talked in September. He
claimed Matthews only told him
he was unhappy with hla work
and was looking for another job.
Nelaon, however, admits M~t
tbews voiced bia concerns 10
September that money was be·
ing spent without approval from
the city. which lhen controlled
the federal job program.
"He told me be was suspicious
and I told him I'd look into it,"
Nelson recounted. He said be
phoned Cunningham, presented
the allegation.a and was told that
no C ET A money had been spent.
"I met with Matthews later
and told rum what I had rowid
out a nd he seepied to be re·
lieved," Nelson continued.
He said he heard no more
a bo ut the a lle .ialions until
J anuary. He saM he called for
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t he Manpower audit at that
t ime. ·
Matthews, however , said he
told Belsito in Septe mber to
have the city's finan~ depart·
ment check out expenditures by
C unn in g ham, the n a cit y
<'mployee managing the ci!J·run
E mploym e nt a nd Training
Center .
Matthews alleges that when
Belsito took no action , be repeat-
C'd the concerns when they at·
tended a football game in Oc·
tober. He said he again asked
lielaito to look at invoices com· ing from Omntn1ham.
Matthews uaert.a be waited
but saw no action being taken.
He said when be was fired by
Western m Dttember be went to
Huntington Reach Councilman
Ron Pattinson and presented tus
concerns.
"Finally, I got somewhere,"
Matthews explained. "I took
documents to the police depart-
m ent and then t h e audit s tarted."
··All Eric ever told me was be
didn 't have anything to do at
Western and that be was unhap-
py " Belsito aaid. "I don't care
what anybody says, that's the
way it happened."
Huntlngton Beach City Council
members have aaid they're COD·
cerned about the timlng GO the
allegations. It ia expected a
special meeting will be called
next Tueaday to review the
timetable of events leadi.nl to
the charges.
Several council members said
they want to k:now if city of.
ficials had beard or the allega-
tions against Western prior to
the f lt'lll being hired.
FV Teachers'
Strike Sparks
Harsh Words
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Ol .... Delty ...........
Charges and counter-cbal'les flew today on lhe conduct of
pickets and the quality of sub-
stitute instructon u the Foun·
lain Valley Elementary School
District teachers' strike entered
I ta third day.
As more than '70 percent ol t.be
district's t.eacben walked picket
lines at 16 acbools, di.strict of·
ficla.IJI said they were awaltiq
word from a state mediator re-
garding poulble reaumpUoa ol
contract talb.
A teacher spokesman l8id in-
st.ructon were wlllln• to return
to the neeoti•tilll table with or
wltbout the mediator.
State mediator Draza
Mrvichin reportedly bas not re-
"turned calla from Fountain
Valley t.e1ctwn and d.llt.rtct of·
rtciala.
Coot.lctiDa MrvJchl.n '1 of1Jee,
the Dally l'llot WH told the
mediltol' would be out snott of
tbeday.
With hope for an early MW.-
snent. dlmmlna, •te1cbera ud
dllt.rlct offlclah leveled
numerout accuuUona at eaeh
other, all ftrml)t din.led by t.M
aceuaed oart.Y.
I
9Jfte 'A111dat1• Prw
Ay•tollab llubollab Xbo·
Intl.al'• IOD and • pro·PLO G rMk tubop vWMcl t.be U.S.
Embuay hmtaan today ud
rouad t.bem to be lD "perfect*'
health, Tearan radio ...,.,.S.
T)My ................. llnt
known OIDldl Ylllton JD abDul •
•oath. Iran.tan Prealdeat Abolba11n
Dani-Sadr. meanwbllt, con·
10Udated bl• power and ID·
teulfted tu.a crackdown GO tbe
youn1 mWtantl boJcln1 tbe 9P'
proxf rnat.ely fO AaMrtcaal. "All A.matcan a.o....._ were
lo 1ood condition and wert
perlect.1¥ all ri.itt." the IOY'm'·
ment broadca1t quoted
Arcbbbbop Hllarion CapudJi u
aayln1.
Khomeini'• IClll, Ahmad, told
the bOltaae1 to •·compare your
lllamic treatment." by the mlli·
tanta with the treatment of Ira·
nian s tudents, blacks and In·
dians in the United States,
Tehran rad.lo 5aid.
It 1aid the visU. were conduct·
ed separately with an Wlknown
number ol boltaaes. C apudji former Gree k
Ca tholi c 'arc hbis h o p o f
Jerusalem, served three years
in an Israeli prison after having
been convicted or smuuUng
guns to Palestinian mlllt.ants. He
has maintained close ties with
the Palestine Liberation
Or1aniution since his release in
1977.
He was in Tehran to take part
in the week-long celebrations
marking the 15th century or
Islam and the first anniversary
of the Iranian revolution.
Alt.bough hopes increased out-
side Iran for the release of the
h ostages soon, the ruling
Revolutionary Councll s aid the
crisis would be considered only
after an international panel is
aet up to probe Its charges
again.st the shah. It did not say
whether the captives would be
freed at that time or after the in·
vestlgation is over.
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On Computer
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By DOLORES BROOK.8 DlWJN oe .. o.tr,....._.
The qQeltioo ol whether or not
ne1otiatiom few an estlmated SIS
millloo Ora.Die County computer
contract abould be kept secret
baa prompted clashes among
county officials.
And the Or ange Co unty Grand
Jury entered the fray Thursday
to s uuest in a letter that the
ne1oliationa scheduled to begin
next Tuesday sbou.ld be open to
public view.
A memo lasued simultaneous-
ly by Supervi.aor Ralph Clark,
however, ordered County Ad·
minlatratlve Officer Robert
Tbomu to keep the bidding
proceu under wraps unW the LI·
sue comes befonthe board in ear·
ly Marcb.
County aupervlaou bad
agreed in .January that Dese>tia·
tiODI with three priYate C!Om·
puter companies \.r7ina for a
five-year pact to pro'f'ide data
services for the county aboald be
kept aecret.
The ae<:recy, officials •aid,
would allow tbe county to &et the
moat service for the lowest
price.
But two aupervlaon, F.disoD
M lller and Harriett Wieder,
since have reporudly been at·
temptln& to get copies of the
contract proposals, presently tn
the bands ol a blue ribbon com·
mi ttee selected to at.udy the
computer bids.
The Grand .Jury letter, allDed
by i''oreman Benton Bejack,
recommended that lhe contract
propoula be open to public·
scrutiny now rather than •a1Una
for theendof11egotlatiODA.
"This will facilitate a Jull and
fair discus~lon of those issues
and will serve to avoid future
crltlclsm," the letter sald.
$3 Million
Lost Daily
By Chrysler
DETROIT (AP) -Struallnl
Chrysler Corp. lost mooey lat
year at. the rate of 13 m.UUon a
day -for a reeord total of more
lhan n billion -and lt'• not 1n
the clear yet, Ill auditors aay .
The nadonta No. a 1utomaker
expects the Joun to continue at
about the aame rai. durt.q tbe
flnt three monlhl of 1980 N tt.
trlea to put to1ether federal
gu1rantees deaiped to keep tt.
afloat -10meth.inl Q.rysler'a
audit.on uld wa not ... u.nct.
ID a report releaaed Tbunda11
Cbryas.r Uated a 1l'1t lou or
,1.091 blWon, mon tban allY u .s. corpor.uoe had e'Nl' lolt 1n a ,...,_.. year and 1M mWloa
more than the eompan.J had pre-
dicted.
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Patid .. ~et Sole1
Bob Smiet.an and Pat Stys conducted their
real estate work in the parking l6t Thurs-
day while r emodeling was under way at
t heir office, Realty Network, 1113 Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Fortunately, the weather
cooperated, and things were back to
normal before the evening's winds began.
Divorce Granted
For $377,630 Tab
Anne Kaurtn Siemon.a, former
wife o f N e w po rt Be ach
Me r cedes Deni dealer Jim
Sle mons, was awarded $377,830
i n pro pe r ty a nd c a eh a nd
$2,500-per-month 'alimony TbW'S·
day in Oran1e County Superior
Court.
M rs Slemona wjU take control
of a WestcWf residence valued
at $165,000, Its furnishings and
receive stock sale proc~ and
cash totalling $207, 000
However , she will not receive
a n y po rt ion o f Sle m o os '
auto mobile empire, including
J im Slemons Imports Inc. and
Slemons Leasing and Auto
RentaJ Inc. Both are located an
Newport Beach.
Mrs. Slemon.s claimed in the
property settlement action that
she was due a sha re of the
automobile business because of
flaws in a pre-nuptial property
a greement which actually was
signed three days after the cou·
pie were married.
That agr~ment provided that
Mrs. Slemons would not receive
any portion of the car dealershlp
or the leulne enterprue.
Judge Raymond Vincent found
Burglars
lnterruped,
Arrested
Two burglary suspects were ln
c us tody today after a man re·
turnl.n.g to bla Costa Mesa home
at 3 p.m . Thursday surprised
two intruders who bad filled a
pillow cue with hia belonitnP, police said.
They aaid Donald Dean Barr,
4-4, of 273 CecU Place, chased the
pair aad caua,bt Rebecca Ann
SWgenbauer, 2S, of Ohio, wbi.le
nellbbon awnmooed police.
Sbe waa taken to Oran1e
County Jail wbel'e 1be wu held
on auspldoo of bur&larY in lieu
or Sto,ooo ~. police aald.
Officers arrested a MeODd SUI·
peel, DanJel Edmood ffol"De, 215,
of 279 Vlrtlnla Ave., Costa
Mesa, a abort time tater. Re wu
beld in city Jail in lieu of Sl0,000 ball, alao on auapicion of
bur1lary, police aatd.
that the agreement was vahd
because the couple bad orally
agreed to its contents pnor lo
the1 r 1970 marriaae 1n Las
Veaaa.
Slemoos will retain an equal
share of commuruty property,
1n clud1ng interest in a con
domiruwn m Hawa11
~rs. Slemoos w1U rec~1ve the
$2.500 moot.bJy ali mony for one
year It will drop to $2.000 per
month for two yean After that.
5be will receive Sl.000 per mooth
for one year when allmony pay-
ment.I will end.
She also will receive $.500 per
month tn chlld support.
Slemons' attorney, W1 lham
Wt>nke of SanUl Ana, said tus
client L'S sati11fied Wlth the settle
ment
The Slemon:..e-s were d1 \'orced 1n October
Jn 1971>, Slemon~ v. as an un
c,ucC'essful c and1dat l" 10 the
Orange Coast's 74lb As~embly
District
lie l o~t to D('m•H'ral Ron
.cordo\'it ll v.as the first ume a
RepublJcan had ever lost Ul the
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GIANT. • •
d1c,turbing
Dt'e ~a-.t1 r e. .! <<iron& df'I
\!Jr reaJtor v.ho alS<> ov.ns soml'
~trip pro~rt> !>did another
broker accompanied by b1 ~
client of m1deastern descent,
-.alked Lnto her office and of
fert'd to buy the building wtuch
wasn't for sale Georae did the
same Wne. abe •a.id, but tW of.
fer covered all of her slnp bold
inas .
"One of our tesiaots told me
the Arabs came l.nto b.la store
and ottered to buy h1s lease,"
Mr•. Masters added.
Not all of the atrip 's
mercb.allts are worried •boat
the invuioa. One, wbo uked not
to be ldeoti.Oed. noted th.at bis
fe llow mercbanta are jittery
over Ulei.r busiDesaea and the
Mid east crist. 10 I ran and
Ar ghan.ist.an.
•'They're seeing Iranians
behind eYeTY bush," be alcbed-
•Wbea you buy one suit at the re&Ul•r
price, you can buy another of eqaal or
le1ser value for only $1.
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Fast-working
Burglar Gets
' $71,000 Loot
A home on Newport Beach's
Spyglass Hill lert unattended -
and unlocked -for 45 minutes
Thursday waa burglarized of
valuables worth m ore than
$71,000, police reported today.
M un el Burke reported the
theft of jewe lry. silverware,
silver aerving pieces and •t.oclc
certtfkate
She told police she left the
home unlocke d because a
painter was working there . But
the painter apparently left for 4S
minutes for lunch and when he
returned he found the home's
rront door standlng open.
Among lhe ite ms listed ai.
m1 ~s1n g 1s a set of :.1lver
flat ware for 12 valued at $30,000
.ind SI0,000 worth or mi s
t dlan(."OW> ~1lver pieces.
i' fl l I l t' '> J I d t h t• S l 0 C k
rert1f1catP~ for 1.000 c;hares of an
.terobpace finn. camcd no valu1·
1n the m ventory of m1ss1ng
items
Balboa Fur
Theft Loss
At $100,000
A burglary pohce say cou.l<t
amount to a loss of more Ulan
S 100.000 occur red ear ly tti.'"
morn.ui& at the Balboa Fur Co
near Orange County Ai rport.
Ne wport Beach pohce were
called to the store at 1000 Bnstol
Strttt North al 2 .15 a . m . by the
silent burll&r alarm.
When patrolmen arrived they
found the store's front window
ama&bed open by a piece of con·
crete.
A rack that coat.ained 10 or
more rw-coats wu mlasiq.
Police said onty two furs have
positively been idetatifled ~
lbe items on the mlulq rack.
· r11oee coat. Wett valued ;U
Sll,000, accot"dln& to poUce ~ port.a.
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Eatton Convicted.
Face11 Sh-year Manalaughter Term
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
lrvln• 'a Gary Patton
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lrtlae ~-OM7 Wape
Palt.G9 •• coavlded 111~
b J a 11 -•a•1. .. ~~~"._!om1n Oran,. ~ DUll9f1D" Court JIU')' ol ~..ur, mu.ala....,tar
In tM 1171 llaytni ol b11 D-1Mt· old wtte. P•lt.ola _quleU1 wept at th• eoUftMl ~ after UM alWDooo •erdJ.ct WM aaooaDCed 18 Jyq.
Tbaodon lllllard'1 courtroom.
TM JS..yur-old attonMy. who •~claUaed In worker'• com
pen11uC1D matt.eta, wu ac:cwied
of coahonilna KatherfM LeJlb
Patton with • .22 caliber
autom1Llc plltol ln th coup&e'a
Irvine apartment and firio1
thrH ahob Into her ak ull.
Tbe 1bootina. accordln1 to
tattmoay, wu preceded by an
ar1umeot about their falling mar
riaaeotcnly two months.
Patton bad been convicted in
June ol second-degree murder tn
the shooting death. A new trial
was ordered, however, after de·
rense attorney Allan Stokke pro-
duced evidence or juror miscon· duct.
P~Paal M~er had IOUtht • t-49,..... ml.Ider coamu. .. U.. ftrtt ltlal. The JVJ wtU "'8111 to COlart w~ ,_ a a..ar1q to de·
te:rmJae l/ Pattoa WU 1aM at
lhe lime o( I.he a.bootJq. ln the nnt &Ital. lbe Jury Njeded the
dtfnM clalm that Patton waa autrerln~ a manlc·CS.preuive
m11ua1 UIDeu that *Cured b.b
rtHOGIAS ablltty.
U found sane. Pattoa eould
face up to ahr )'Hrt ln state
prlloo -a maximum of four
year11 on the maulauabter COO·
vlcUoo and two additional years
for ua(ni a firearm in the com·
mlaalon of the crime.
If determined to have been In·
aane at the Ume of the shoot.inc.
Patt.on would be committed to a
stale hoepttaJ for treatment for
no leas than 90 days.
Stokke said that bts client was
"very relieved" to not be facing
a 17 year state prison sentence
which Patton could have re-
cel ved following lhe fir.st trial.
Patton is rree on $100,000 bail
He left the courtroom with his
parents following lbe verdict.
Revenge Motive? OC Airlines
Tribesman Arrested 'Should Foot
In Adamson Slaying Airport Bill'
NAIROBI. Kenya {AP) -A
Turkana tnbesman who worked
briefly for Joy Adamson has
been charged with the murder ,
apparently for revenge , of the
conservationist and author of
"Born Free," an official in the
Attorney General's office said
today
The official said the accused
man was Paul Nakware Ekai,
23. A friend of Mrs . Adamson
said she fired him after an argu-
ment with him at her camp near
Mount Keny~ where she st.u<Jled
leopards.
The friend said he d id not
know the cause of the argument,
but "it certainly appers to be a
revenge ldlllng. There seem.a to
be no other motive."
Ekai was brought In for a pre-
Ali Hoping
To Avert War
LAGOS, Nigeria CAP>
Muhammad Ali says his purpose
in Africa is not to get it on
America's s ide, but to avert
World War Ill.
Re porting Ali's remarks,
Lagos Radio said that the
chairman of the Nigerian Senate
committee on foreign relations •
told the boxer the tension over
Sovi e t int e rvention in
Afghanistan could.only be solved
through "coordination" between
Washington and Moscow
Th e form e r world
heavyweight champion is now in
Lagos, the thJrd stop on a five-
nation African tour to drum up
support for President Carter 's
proposed boycott of the Moscow
Summer Olympics
Ii m I nary court appearance
Thurday before Chie r
Magistrate Patrick O'Connor ID
Nyeri, 100 miles north or
Nairobi. He was ordered held for
further investigation and
another court appearance on
Feb. 20.
Ekai was not required to plead
to the charge, court sources
said, because consent to pros-
ecute him has not been re·
ccived from Attorney General
Charles Njonjo in Nairobi. The
consent was expected to be a
formality.
E kai was believed to be
among three former employees
or Mrs. Adamson who were de·
tained for questioning after the
muWat.ed body of the 69-year-old
woman wq found on lbe n1gllt of
Jan. 3 about 100 yards lrom her camp.
Initial reports said she had
gone out for.her uaual eveoing
walk and had been mauled to de~th by a boo. Police began
searching for a murderer after
medical experts determined her
wounds were not consistent wtth
those made in a lion attack.
A month before the slaying.
unoHic ial sources said, a
burglary occurred at the camp,
and another took place at the
time of the killing.
Mrs . Adamson 's d eath
s hocked conservationists and
her many readers around the
world. Her body was cremated
and the ashes were scattered
·over the Meru National Park,
where her camp was localed.
A native of Austria. she emi·
grated to Kenya in 1937, painted
animals. flowers and tribesmen.
married game warden George
Adamson, and with him began
rehabilitating wild animals born
or raised in captivit y for return
to the ~ilds.
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Thla IYCUMin tl"M er.ates a wintry motaic of spindly
brancbel aa lt ltandl ln a field near Laguna Canyon
Road. '1be 1ycamore la a shade tree and once 1pnn1
coma alon1, the Ja11ed branches will take on a far more Juab appearance.
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By DOLORESBROOKSIRWJN
Of. o.lly ...... '~ Rather than expanding John
Way ne Airport's passenger
terminal at taxpayer expense.
county supervisors should be ask-
ing airlines to build their own
terminals, says C L. "Cliff"
Fraizer. a flJght Instructor who
leases space at the county airport.
"An airline is nothing more
than an alrbome bus." Fraizer
told reporters Thursday at a
press conference he called in
Santa Ana.
"Trallway and Greyhound
build bus terminals at their own
expense. Why not airlines? Why
sbouJd taxpayers pay for that?"
And, Fraizer added, the
airlines could build lbelr new
terminals on 28 acres on the
Costa Mesa side of the airport.,
aa opposed to the Irvine side
where the present terminal LS
located.
The John Wayne termiQal.
constructed Wl\. '1 pub Uc dollars,
presently leases "pace to three
airlines, Air California, Hughes
Airwet1l and Golden West.
Fraizer admitted be doesn't
know ol any airport in the nation
that requires air carriers to
furnish their own terminals.
The parcel Fraizer advO<.'ated
for airline -owned facilities 1s
owned by the Irvine Company
a nd valued al $13 5 million. It 1s
on the east s ide of Red Hill
Avenue between Baker Street
East and Paularloo Avenue in
Costa Mesa.
However, county supuvisors
already have said that any ex·
pansion of terminal facilities
would occur on the Irvine side of
the airport.
So why Is Fraizer pushing
what appears to be a lost cause"
"It isn't too late beca~ not
o ne spade or dirt has been
tumed." he 1runst.ed
Fraizer ts one of many general
aviation pilots who fear that ex·
pansion of the termmal at or
near its present location would
squeeze out generaJ aviation at
the a irport
Stmday Pilot
Views Mating
Of Reptiles
As Lincoln's Birthday ap-
proaches, Sunday's Daily Pilot
will log these speclaJ features and
other up-to-the-minute news.
TOO MANY IUDS -How
much longer can lbe staff at
Albert Sitton Home make do
with temporary budgeUne? Staff
Writer Deloree Brook.a Irwin re-
port.a that overcrowding at the
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
county'• juvenile care tnatitution
bat become "potentially ex-
plotive'' because of contack>ul
dJaeuet amooa the charges and
too demandJnf workload• for
adult aupervltort.
8QtJlaMY SENTIMl!N·
TALITY -V~lent.1De'1 Day la
Jutl around the corn•r, and
wlnsed mes.tagea ot love and de-
voUoo .,. burdeninf the U.S.
mall•. In frott·bttt.eo MlcbJ1u,
a profeaor of bloloayj sort of a
OH•Mln Mut.n and . obuoo of
th• reptti. Ht. amusln1Jy •x·
pJain• lbt matlnc of analta.
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DAil. y PILOT Al
Scout. Cookies Banned
Village in Uproar Over Sales Stoppage
HOLLY Mich. CAP) -Girl Scout cootie
Hlet may bit a natlooal tradiUon, but that
doe1n't e~empt them from permit require·
mentl ln thJ1 vlUare of 4,300 -and a viol•· tlon Uwloretlcally could have meant 90 days ID Jail or~nnesfortheacout.s
member of the vlllaae councll, 1ay1 the
youn1 peddlers may leam aomethl.DI from
the ban.
An ordinance ln lh!a communJty south ot
Flint forbids oon-commerclal P'OUP9 from
1ellln1 goodJ in pubUc places wllbout a
permit. And only one or1aniuUon cu aet a
permit at any given Ume. A locaJ llftb·arade
clan got the cookie permit ftnt.
Scout leaden are in an uproar since the
villa1e council 1t.opped the sale beeause a
troop leader tor1ot to apply for a permit. But
overall raJea seem to be doing fine -out.aide
the town UmJt.a. Janie Armstrong, bead or the 200·
member scout troop, aaid 11he for1ot to uk
for a permit although the ordinance appeared
in the claaaified sections of five newspapers
that circulate 'in Oakland County. A permit
must be requested 10 to 30 days in advance.
MEANWHILE, ONE scout'• parent, a
AP' ........
VILLAGE PRESIDENT James Her·
ringt.on eave the Scout.a spedal permission to
sell their cookies lut week aft.er getUng
severaJ complaints from local residents. But
the village council rescinded the action alter
three days.
"Some of the kids didn't know what to
do ... Ms. Armstrong sald Thursday. "I've
heard of three different girls where some
people at the door said 'Do you have a
license for this?· I think it kind of hurt the
girls. it scared them "
Another scout leader, Linda Brown, s aid
some of the girls, who range in age rrom 9 to
17, could oot meet the quota that would win
them a lnp to summer camps as a result of
the ban. She S<Jld the controvers.v bad created
··a lot Qf tension.''
"We are tremendously sorry the or·
dinance has brought s uch pressure on the
Gi rl Scouts, but at bas taught the girls a
lesson 1n c1v1cs." said counc1lmember
Ardath Regan. lier daughter. Angel, is a
scout
GIRL SCOUTS FACING JAIL, S500 FINE?
Angel Regan, 11, Attentive at Vlllege Mfft
Meanwhile, Ms Ar mstrong said the
three-day sale berore the ban and sales out·
side the village seem to have pushed overall
cookie sales above last year's 1.500 cases.
"With the publicity. I lh1nk it helped,"
!i>he SaJd .
Guilty Plea Given
In Triangle Slaying
A Costa Mesa man pleaded
guilty t o invo lun tary
manslaughte r Thursday in the
"quirk of fate" kalhng of his
wife's boyfriend.
Alan Noms Smith, 22. died an
the predawn hours Dec 31 after
he was hit m the neck by Oran
Delmar Stucker, who fo!p>d his
wire and Smith in the bedroom
or the Stuckers' apartmt>nl at
2659 Orange Ave . Costa Mesa
Pathologist Dr. Robert
Richards &aid the chance of such
a blow causing death was "one
in a million."
"It was Just a quirk of fatt-."
said Deputy D1stnct Attorney
Paul Meyer. in agr eeing to
permit StuckPr. ?:7, to enter the
involuntary mamlaughter plea
Eligible for Aid
SACRAMENTO IAP l Lt
Gov. Mike Curb has declared a
state of emergt-ncy in San Diego
and San Bernardino countie s
beca use of r ecent r~1ns and
flooding.
Meyer said the evidence
showed that Stucker never in
tended to kill Smith during the
bedroom confront.at.too
According to Meyer. Stucker
and twi wife. Kathleen, 19, b.ad a
fight and be left to stay with tus
mother Mrs. Stucker later m~
Sm 1th and the couple returned to
the Stucker apartment whe re
StuC'ker found them ·· u was Just a wild, round·
house blow." Meyer saJd ol lbe
assault on SmJt.b by Stucker.
who la five feet. five mcbea tall.
Smith collapsed on the noor.
Meyer said, and Stucker re
portedJy told tus Wl(e, "You Surt'
don 't ha ve much or a boyfnend
lk won't even fight ··
Stucker Wlll rt>tum to Judge
Richard Beacom's rourtroom
March 13 for s entencing lft>
could rt'<'e1ve a maximum thn!e
year sentrnC'e in state pnson
The defendant w<i~ allowed to
rE'main fr~ on bail on tht' rond1
t1on he stay in h1!> mother ·~ car(',
J\ 01d h.Js t>stranged wife and not
cons ume alcohol
Keep your Camellias and Aza;eos blooming
with.·· Bandini :~J:
1£xcellen1 tor ptonttng bore root rosn ona fruit trees 1001
10 lb. Size Reg. '3. 79
SALE PRICE IS2.99
Police Bust
'Supermarket'
For Drugs
NEW YORK CAP) -A small
army of police officers baa abut
down four shabby tenements on
Manhattan's Lower East Side
that were part of an alleged
1250 ,000-a day "one ·block
11upermartet for drugs" serving
as man) as 500 buyers an hour.
Fifty S("Ven persons were ar
re!i>l~ and nearly JO families
were left bomeleu -aa UO ol-flt'en ll1"med with sledge bam-
m ers, axes , c r owbars aod
s hotguns tore away doors and
walls lD their search for drugs.
money and suspects.
Police U . Louis Sctscioli of
I he Street Enforcement Unit.
"h1ch coordmated Thursday's·
raid, s&Jd those arrested ranged
from addicts who became in-
volved in the operation "to feed
their habits," to relative ly
· dean ." or drug.free, persoos.
The operation was the biggest
an the history of the New York.
New Jetsey and ConnectJcut
area, off1c1aJs said .
· Hallan Cypress
hCtfttnl lex U'4I OS
IOW moln11nonce screen
Of lleigl'll OCC91\I
1001 Sue
Rtg •349
SALE PRICE
$1.69
Narcluua A Dattoclll
~ Bulba
LOSI CllOnC:t lor
sptlng plonllnQ.
' """Ywtllle -'talon IDSll
~ 49' I* bllll>
.SALE PRICE
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COSTA
MESA
FOUNTAIN
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NATION I WOALD
4'•.t
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Vie~am. Shakeup Bared
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Theater Finds a Buddy
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Buddy C11td NCJnCJJ EbNfl in "TM Magnif1cnt Y ~ ..
T hursdays, Fridays aod Saturdays through Feb. 23.
The curtain went up (not really, they 4idn't use a cur.
lain) in a now-vacated schoolhouse.
A former multi-purpose room at Monte Vista School,
JUSt off of Irvine Avenue in Costa Mesa, serves as the
theater.
Bonib Call
Interrupts
Bush Talk
BEDFORD, N.R. <AP> -A
telepbooed bomb threat dwing •
campat1n breakfast caused
Republican pNaldential hopeful
Geor1e Buab to cut abort a
speech today. No exploalve waa
found.
About 350 members of the New
Hampehlre Herlta1e Committee
for Buab were jammed into the
Manchester County Club for a
brealdut rally wbeo midway
tbrou1b the pro1ram , a
telepbooe call was received. of-
ficials said.
Authorities saJd a male caller
said: "There is a high explosive
device in the building,'' and then
bung up.
BUSH CONTINUED speaking,
but officials said the program
was speeded up, and a bomb "'
squad and the fire department
were called to search the build-
ing as Bu.sh spoke
Slefftllafl n. .....
Cars and pedestrians struggle through heavy snow and
slush in Kansas City today. The snow began Calling
Thursday and continued through the night as the storm
moved eastward.
Biggest Idiot?
Hays Flays Solon on 'Take'
COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP) -Wayne Rays, forced from the
Congress
Seeks FBI
Evidence
WASHINGTON (AP) -Mem-
bers of Congress are preuing
for a fll'lthand look at the FBl's
evidence in t.be congressional
bribery lnveaU1aUoo, despite
the Justice Department's re·
fuaal to cooperate.
With seven repreaeolaUves
and ooe aenat.or implicated in
tbe 1overnment'a widespread
corruption case, Rep. Peter
Peyser, D·N.Y., iotrodueed a
l'ffOlution of inquiry in the House
Thunda.y. It direeU tbe attorDey
genet"al to band a.er all FBI
evidence again.at members of
Coocreu with.ln a mooth.
.. CONG&ESS CA.HNOT wait
for a srand Jury invesUgaUoo or
for a trial. We must know now
wbat happened," be said. "If
ever the public needs to have
cont tdeoce m at.s government., it
IS today "
NOT ALL Ll1TLE theater groups, however, enjoy the
kind of lead billings that the Newport group offered on
sta~e Ja.'!t ni~hl.
The appearance was Bush's
llrst in a secood day of ~arn
palgning In the state. On Thurs·
day , he defended himseU as
"clean. clean, dean," saying his
campaign for the GOP nomina-
tion won't be hurt by disclosures
that he received $106 ,000 from a
secret Nixon White House fund
• House of Representatives by a sex scandal, says Florida Rep.
The degree of s upport for
Peyser'• reaolutioo, which ~
to the Judiciary Committee, was
unclear. Pe)"ltt sent tett.era to
all House memben urging them
to debate tus propo8al Thursday
but he waa the only member
who showed up.
In this story a;.out a 31·year slice in the life of U.S.
Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Balboa
Island's Buddy Ebsen plays Mr. Justice Holmes while his
wife. Nancy, is in the role of Mrs. Holmes. Fanny.
So here you have a star of stage, screen and television
who was willing to lake the lead in a community theater
effort and give it a boost. Buddy Ebsen's career can be
traced back beyond the Ziegfeld Follies of 1933 right on
through televtsion 's Beverly Hillbillies and Barnaby Jones.
IT WAS JUST a delighUul evening, all the way from
punchline to punch bowl.
If you miss this run, that's your loss.
Your correspondent must admit considerable admira-
tion for the chief character , Mr. Justice Holmes, the
"Great Dissenter " of our high court from 1902 until 1933
Holmes established the legal concept of only "a clear
and present danger " as grounds for limiting of freedom of
speech.
IN TRUTH. THERE was plenty off~ speech on the
s tage of Monte Vista School lasl night and the capacity au·
dieoce just loved il.
Aft.er Buddy Ebsen won a long standing ovation at the
end of the performance, be admitted to the audience:
.. Let me tell you, I had to learn more lines for lbla play
than I did in doing eight years of Barnaby Jooea on
lelevisioo." If il's any con.solaU6o, Buddy, it aurely was worth your
effort.
10 years ago.
Bush told a news conference
Thursday he didn't violate any
federal or state laws when be re-
ceived the campaign money dur·
ing an unsuccessful 1970 race for
a U.S.~ aeat from Texas.
"THE MONEY that we re-
ceived in that campaign, we
were told who 1t was from, and
1t was reported in accordance
with laws 111 existence at the
lJme," Bush srud
The 1970 ~ft would be illegal
now, but tt was legal then.
Federal eleetion laws limiting
the mooey a candidate may take
from a dooor and the strict re·
quirements on reporting coo-
tributioo.11 were not enacted unUI
1972.
In a fast-paced trip Thursday
in four different towns acrou
New Hampshire. Bush, seeking
to win the Feb. 26 primary, coo-
tinued to draw capacity crowds
that eave him warm receptions
and, lo aome cases. stand·
ing ovaUooa.
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Richard.Kelly, who maint.aina he took money from FBI aaeola for
his own investigation of wrongdoing, LS "the biggest ubot wbo ever
sat in Coog'resa."
"His story, oo 10.year-0ld would give mucb ttediblbty to 1t ,"
Hays said Thursday of Kelly's nationally broadcast explanation
for his involvement in the FBl's so-calltd At.cam iovestigatioo
M. many aa 20 public oftldala and 10 busineumftl are alJe,ed
to have accepted nearly $500,000 from .. Bl qenu posm, u Arabs
or representatives ol Arab interest.a aeekinl political favon.
Kelly, R·Fla., returned most of the $25,000 cub be took from
the FBI, and in an lDten1ew with NBC-TV conespondect David
Brinkley said be bad taken tbe mooey from ''abedy dw'ect..a · • to
conduct an investiaaUoo.
"Overwhelmed with
h '' t e response ....
In anotber d e velopment
T hursda y, Rep . Elliott H.
LA>v atas. 0-Ga., chairman of the
House public works subcommit-
tee. saJd be will bold a beanng
to d~ whether the FBI iJ.
legaUy helped a private com·
pany "et a S2 million federal
cootract at t.be Nauon.a! Zoo in
mum for proridlna a "cover"
for undercover Fln agents.
To teat the
pulllng power
of the
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Ceana,
Jetliner
Near Mia
MM IJQOO <AP) -A P.e8c ~ AlltiMe ~ ..-a ................. ca..'° ................... ,._ ..
UM 1111111i11 ol a..._ o1 _.. •iMel.,.. die eroat1d Su Dlie90 ** ............ ,.. PIA ea,t. De" a 1rttw Miki
Tlu&aidQ.tMl a 0 Ill 1D waa
IO dGM to bla m jet -a.day taat be coeld •M U•• otlMr pllot'1_., __ _
.. It ._ Mlmtical wtUa f1lallt ta. .. Sbmrtdu lald.
BAIDAN WAI nfvri.llc to
the air dlauter of ~mber
1971!1, tW1 tM wont air toltiaion
in U A b1lt.ory. A total o1 144
per1001 d•ed •o tbat cra1h
between a PSA jet ud a private
plane.
Accordio1 to a PSA
spokesman, Sbertdan •l&bt.ed a
plane to bi.a rilbt and suddenly
found himself on a colli1ion
coune wtt.b aootbeT 1maU plane
to the left.
A San Diego televialon staUon
said the pUot banked the plane
sharply, misalng the second
Cessna by "SO to 100 feet.••
Sunday'• incident was the
fourth near-mi.aa over San Dietzo
lnvolvlnat jetliners s ince No
vember, a Federal Aviation Ad
mintatratloo official aaid.
Raldag It. la .............
A· 8POID'.SMAN for the San
Diego-baaed airline said the jet,
oon-atop Fli&hl 386 from San
Jose, had been cleared by afr
controllers to descend to 5,0JO
feel.
"The controller noted trar
fie at between 1-2 o 'clock at
7,000 feet just to the right of the
cockpit," PSA spokesman Bill
Hastings a.aid. "The crew plus
a n FAA controller ln the jump
seat were looking for the traffic,
and the captain juat happened to
look left and see an addJUonaJ
aircraft climbing at the plane.
"The pUot took evasive action
by a cllmbinc right turn."
AFl'ER TALKING wttb mem·
bera ol tbe PSA cre'!t televialoo
station KFMB aald me Jet was
making an approach tum over
MODttomer)' Fleld. a 1eoeral
aviation airport 1n northeast San
Die10, ••wt>en tbe controller at
Miramar Naval Air Station
warned to watch for a Cessna at
11 o • clocldugh."
PSA aaid the plane OD tbe rl~t waa at a aafe dlstanee and
bad made radio contact.
T V C'omedian Gabe Kaplan pulls m $190,000 he won in a
thr ee-day poker game during the Amarillo Slim Poker
Classic at the Sahara-Reno hotel-casino Thursday. He
b<!al out 38 players, each of whom posted SI0.000 to play.
Kaplan's final winning hand -an ace and Jack of spades.
Execution Sought
ALAMEDA <AP) -Prosecutors are ~king the death penalty
against a white woman charged 1.n wbat they have termed the
racially motivated slaying of a 5-year-old black boy.
Darlin June Cromer, 33, who baa a record of peycholog1ca1
problems, waa arraigned Thursday on a ch&r&e ot fU"St degree
murder in the death of Re&J,na.ld Lamon WUllams, who was abducted
Tuesday from near bla home.
-.S. C&OM£& LED POLICE to the cblld's body, buried in a
aballow grave near a sewage treatment plaoL Oftlcera aald he bad
been atnnaled.
John Adam.a, the Alameda County Deputy Diatrtct Attorney,
cited two special circumstances, reqU.lnd by California law, ln
uklnl for lbe death penalty -U..t Williama wu killed dw'inf the
commlaaioo of a kidruapplng and tbat be wu killed because o hJA
race.
The cue marb the flnt time race hu been UMd u a special
circumstance iD Callfornla. .......,
Wl'INE88E8 TOLD POLICE the child wu abducted from out-
~lde the housing projttt where be lived as be played with a friend.
The mother ol the other cbUd aald abe bad called her 10D loto the
bouae wben abe aaw a woman tak:lq WUllama toward a ear. A
partial Uceo.ae number wu traced to Ma. Cromer'• car, poUce said.
Sentencing Scheduled
For Mutilation Slayer
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Senteo<:·
log la set ror March 13 for a convict-
ed aex offender found eullt,y of the
flrst·deiree murder and mutilation
of a 21-year-old Ventura woman ln
July 1979.
Ronald Doyle Wilburn, 38, was
found guilty of murder and felony
false imprisonment Thunday by a
Van Nuys Superior Court jury in the
bludgeon slaying and mutilation of
Mary Ann Llnco.
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SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Church
of Hakeem founder Hakeem Abdul
Rasheed bu been convict.ed or mail
fraud for a scheme in which church
members were promised a four fold
return on donation.'!.
A federal Jury Thunday al'° fQund
Janice Phjllip11, vice president and
"enlightmenl coordinator" for the
Oakland-based orga.nllat.100, gwJty of
mail fraud.
rtaae Cra•• Prewfl
SAN JOSE <AP> San Jose
homicide det.ccuvcs have taken over
tbe invt11tiption of a plane craab in
which two people died, followtng re·
port.I of death threats against the
pllot or the plane.
Authorities aho said Tbursd.ly that
$5,000 believed t.o have been In the
passenger'• posaessloo wu mlasmg.
Tbe pilot, 26·year-oJd Clyde
Leonard Zappa, of Cupertino, and h.is
puaeneer Robert Spencer, 2.8, of San
Joae, were on a low-level photo ntght
, When t.belr plane crubed Monday on
Shut.a Avenue near a blah 1cbool.
Sftl.te.re•E•fletl
• SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
'Coall Guard baa auapended th•
1 aearcb for two mm repo'"4 m1asln1
fwben tbelr boai capelHd in Uttle tHonten Bay about 35 mllea
'nortbeut of here. One man's body
l wu found by a Solano County
; 1berUl'1 boat u ottlcen dnd1ed the 'waur where the J.5.foot boat capelzed
( __ sr._:4_TE_)
The court voted Thursday to grant
the hearing sought by the California
State Employee11 Association.
The Court of Appeal Ul Sacramento
had ruled the pay boost ww; un
const1tullonal becaUBe 1l was retroac-
tive. ·
f1nfLU9 .. To•r
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) Four
teen hundred tickets, at $100 each,
were sold ror a breakfast appearance
today by Ro1'alynn Carter as s he
begiJu a three-city stnle campaien
swlnR. aides said.
Later this morning Mrs Carter
was scheduled to go lo Fresno for
more fund-raising acUv1lles A dln-
ner appearance 1n Los Angeles was
bllled a'I her lai;t California st.op
Watson Flays
Robbins Over
Assault Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Senators
who are usually battling eath other
over anti-bu.ting bills have been
forced lnto a leeislallve "shoteun
marriage," and the "bride" doesn't
Uke It one bit.
The two are Sen. Alan Robblnl, D·
Van Nuy1, the author of major anU-
businat Jegtalation, and Sen. Dlane
Wataon, t>-Lot Anielea, a leadlne
proponent of school buaiD1.
QUITE BY CRANCE, the two are
also autbon of Identical btlll to pro-
hibit juqee from requlring victims
of adxual auaulta to under10
paycblatrlc examinations to d•· ttrmloe their credibility. But elforU
to get them to mer1e their bills
fall ed.
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High Winds Fan Fires
8 'fte Apndefed Prw
WldJil wlDdl CC)Otlmted to bau.1' wide
~ ol Call!onda today, ftnft~ ~to CCllltrol. trick) JOO.a.er. bleM 9lpt mUei ... ol()jat.
Crollwbtde fQIUq up to &O and eo mpb Tbun-
daJ toppled treM aC'l"OU ltnlt.a and knoded them
onto can and boUHI throulh much ot the San
Gabriel Valley, and caased a power tranalormer to
explode 1n Puadeoa. police aaid.
1'11E NW8 MID •OUHl'AIN reeorta were be· •MNTIME, 80'1'1'11DN California FA1IOD inl buffeted b)' wtncb of 35 to 4.S IQ1.lea an hour,
Co. repo~ed 40 to 50 brief power outa1ea. wltb wt.Dda ln mott coutaJ and deaert areu
puUN&rty lD the Altaden.a area aod tbe Mt. between 20 and ao mph.
w~& fl . \ •
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Jump Into The Olympics.
Exciting Pre-WintL-r Games l:.xtuhition
February 8. I 0 . J (,"\o\lt· I c OU rt
In Between Ski Dcmonstrations-
Rcccivc "JazZl.·rciz.c" INtruction
•
Thunday mornlnl. the Cout Guard
aaid. Then wu no al,n of t.b• boat
: ltffll Of' the other two men, however,
u:ad thl aearcb wu c.u.d oil nnan·
day nltbt-.
Tb en Thursday , tbe Senate
Demoera11 held a caucus meeU.nc and &tctded to UM Robblna' btU, but
make Ma. WaLIOD the lead author. SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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· ltaM Sapreme Cwrt bu decided to 't r•vl'1r an -_ppeal court naliq . tbat
knoeked down a '20'7 mUUoa pay ln-
1 c,.. ... fOf' at.te wornn. '
WREN TOii HAPPENED. M•. San Dtc10 Freeway (40S) at Brlatol • Colt.a Meta
Wat.on complaJoed bitterly that abe
b1d been "thrown In with an author
who playa camea, cannot be lnllted
and ii devtoua."
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Politicos Play
M-.!c.I .Chairs
.Bac:k)D o;.. -. Dei11 PUot wu reportJq UM
'" .......... Cl9 ~ Al----~ii Oi"uel to fOl"Ub tlMt 1119t$IDllDIO and ....._ Or .... County from the
lb• coatroveralal aew Oran1e Cou.nty ipeii'*'lJSdo1illoaW:.,W,.-~ and ft.Duclal 114>port,
N umbed iDCl ...,..ced bl would nm for tM TIU ct au.perWlartal a.t.
Mllllt. tbe Jw Faada·'l'mn Ha1dm pal appoAnted by Go . Blivwn, meanwblle .... 't ptntn1 too mu1 new r,.... attboeaab hla ·~ left) remained bl&b. He
would have a touah 10 aplMi N•ande.
Miller q~ surveyed lbe eeene and U\11 week olalled one ol the cuteat trim ln the county's political hil·
£Ory : Just before Lile Wedneld"J deadline, be fUed u a can·
dldate for the Assembly dlatrict beJn1 vacated by
Neatande.
That doesn't n~esaarlly mean be won't run for
auperviaor. Filing dead.llne for that aeat doeen't clOM Wl·
lil March 7. Miller can 10 for wb.lchever office he thl.nka be can win.
1be trick may not have made MWer a good candidate
for either office, but it at least ea\abllabed that be hu a
sense of humor.
We need all of that we can get ln an elecUon year.
F . . u lni. . 1t1n1ng p t1atives
Under a consUtutional amendment adopted in 1911,
Californians may write their own laws through the in·
iUatj_~ process.
Thia requires the 1athertng of signatures -346,000 or
553,000 depending on the nature of the law -alter which
the measure ls pfaced on the ballot for a popular vote.
Initiatives have become lncreulngly popular in re-
cent times and some have been effective in filling
needs neglected by the Legislature.
However, since most initiatives are drafted by
persons unfamiliar with writing laws, their vague pro-
visions too often have to be interpreted In the courts. Too,
their authors may be unaware of existing conflicting laws
or previous court rulings.
For this reason there's now a move in the Leglalature
to provide for review of proposed initiative measures
before they reach the ballot. After collection of a substan-
tial number of.t,t.tie required signatures, a measure could
be presented tWthe Legislature. That body would be re-
quired to study the proposal, hold public hearings and.
suggest amendments if needed.
If the changes were not acceptable to the initiative
sponsors, or if the Legislature did not complete its study
and hearings within a prescribed time, the sponsors could
complete their signature gathering and still place the in·
ilia live on the ballot. '
There's merit to this plan. The proposed law could be
professionally drafted so it would be less subject to court
challenge and the public would have more opportunity to
examine its pros and cons during the required bearings.
lf legislators were convinced of the value of the pro·
posal. they could vote it into law themselves.
The proposed changes would not remove the public's
inJUative right, but they could make for laws that are
more thoroughly ~xamined, better un~ers~ and less
likely to wind up m legal tangles or Wlth unintended ef-
fects
Mocking the Courts
When their union voted a strike to protest cuts in
teaching positions necessitated by · financial cutbacks,
24.000 Chicago teachers took to the picket lines and
475,000 students were without classes. .
A judge promptly issued a temporary restraining or·
der directing the teachers back to their classrooms. He
cited a state law that prohibits strikes by municipal
employees and a constitutional mandate requiring that
the free public school system be kept open.
What happened then? Most of the 24,000 teachers ignored the court order
and cootinued their picketing.
Perhaps it was to be expected. Across the country
teachers police, firefighters and other public employees
strike when they feel so inclined -and disregard court
orders to go back to work. And notblng happens to them.
This is making a mockery of state law and the
judicial system. If a private citizen defies a court order,
be promptly fiads out what law enforcement means.
The public employee seems to be able to ignore the
law and the courts and get away with it.
Somewhere justice has gone askew.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Meaa. CA 92626. Phone (71 •) &42-4321 .
Boyd/Tests
ByLM.BOYD
So you're going to take a
teat with a time limit? All
right. here's the best way to
do it: Zip through it swiftly,
answertnc all the naturals
that come euUy, aod mark
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Re your receot picture of
• fancy caa-1u11lu
parked in a bandic.apped
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peos>Je wboowa can like
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those tougher queries that
you know you can figure out
with more lime. Then go
back throuab it again.
answering the time ·
consuming queat:iocs.. Final-
ly, 10 back through it once
more. tacklin1 those prob-
lem a that require both extra time and some euesawor1t.
Such la the ~vice of a
veteran test pver.
Tbe robben wbo carry
guns are ftve time• more
likely to kill than tbe robberl
wbo carry tnlves.
It's laid tbe best wrtten in
t.elevilkln 1pedallu lD put..
Un1 toset.Mr pilot 1bows.
When one ol tame catebel
bold lt'1 turned onr to
1tudlo n•ulara. And tt1 creaton IO cm to ~ Jlllot pro~. ftat'a wb,y IO f ..
ot UM I.Mii' 1bow1 ll" 'IP to
tbe pl'Glllile ol the pUota.
TM• dllnp lD W• CO.. lu, Calli., J• Jocat•d on Aroma Drift.
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Hunger .for Profit Backfiring
W ASHINOTON -Alt)' •UU-· U. tbM ~cu offtcla.11 and
tMMtl•••'Qtll ~ tM Soviet Unloa IDYldl At&taaoWu would
r&LM crtea ol outraa• from the
Wblte HouM and Wall Street
allke.
Unl011UnaLety. lt bappeu to
be true.
Both tbe
mllltary
trucks and LM trulport
Jeta that di.a·
1or1ed Red
Army trwps
and supplies
in Afgban·
I s t a n
during
Christmas
week were bullt with the in·
dbpenaable technological know·
bow provided by profit-hungry
U.S . firms and approved by
bifh·level U.S. olftclals. o an incredible replay of pre·
Pearl Harbor days, when
American busiDesamen IOkl the
Japanese war machine 1crap
metal llMlt laa.f nhMld don oe
U .8. aad alUed tnopa in UM
Paelfte, W ba" been Mllinl tbe
t•ebaoto1lcaU7 backward auai.m U.S. cocnputen and
ot.ber topblatlcated equlpmemt
that haft eDabaed tbe Kremlin
to threac.G our economic lifeline i.o the Middle East.
PO& Y&AU I bave warned •f ala1t tbe openhanded
1 veaway of American
tecb.nok>p -the ooe field in
wblcb the United States wu
clearly miles a.bead of tbe Soviet
UoJon. Tbere wu ooe momea·
taey succeu: A May 24, 1m col·
umn, stopped the ahlpment to
Rusala of -a CootroJ Data com·
puter, which wu more thaa a
decade ahead of the Soviets' own
tecbooloeY.
I also pubUsbed waroinss
acalnst the sale of other
sophisticated equipment to the
Ruaslam. lDcludinl IBM com·
puten. But the •a.rnina• were
drowned out by eacer corporate
salesmen and an adminlltratioo
eaaer to believe the Bun'ees.
Tbe C1A bu DOW le&l"Md fbat
the IBM oomP'Mn were UMd to
build military trucu, wblcb
hauled Soviet lroopa into
At,:benistan.
ova TBE obJectiooa o1 Seo.
Henry Jacklon, D-Wub .. and
membe'n ot the NaUonal Securt·
ty Cowicll, President Carter
penoully approved the uJe of
SH4 mllllon worth ot aophiatjcat·
ed ~uipment. ostensibly to be
used by the Soviets for deep.well
oil drtlline. Experts cauUoaed
that the American machinery
could easily be cocverted to the
manufacture of aoti·t.a.nk am-
muoJUoo.
To quiet critJcs of the deal,
Carter appointed a apeclal ta.ak
force ol tecb.ooJocical experts,
beaded by Fred Bucy, chairman
of Texas Instrument.I, to study
the aale. To the admlnlltradocl's
cooatematioo, the panel oppoeed
the sale. But lt went tbrou&b
anyway.
Accordi.aa to Dr. Miles Coctick
' I
\
And now, with their musical chs1rs. the Miller-Nestande ensemble will play, 'W ish You Were Here ··
Earl Waters
of tbe lutitute on SUatellc
Tnde, the Rua1lan1 alao ac·
quired tbelr know·bow to Mt1.ld
wlcle-body jet trampona from
American flnm. TIM Scmeta'
ttthalque waa almple: Tbe1
kept alter the three U.S . a.ll'craft
firm• bidd1na oo a cootraet to
submit mon and more detailed
i nformalloo -unlll tbe
Ruaaians had enouih data to
build their own planes.
Costidt also aald the Soviets
went ao far u to send their
techoologlata to U.S. planu
wearing apeclal sboea that
picked up traces or the special
alloy meta.ls used in coMtruC·
lloo of American products.
A&llO&ED CA&S and am·
pblblous vehicles produced al
tbe Gortd automobile plant were
built with technical asst.stance
from the Ford Motor Company.
Truck chassis used for anti·
aircraft and anti-tank guns were
made at a factory ouUiUed by
US. firms.
Submarine det.ecUon devices
that make our Trident sub·
marine vulnerable were de·
veloped wtth the help or equip-
ment the Russians bought from
Geospace Corp. and Lltt.on In·
duatries.
Jimmy Carter personally ap-
proved the sale of a Sperry Rand
Univac 1100-100 computer the
Kremlin bu been thlratin& after
for two yean. According to in··
telUgeoce aources who talked to
my reporters Vicki Warren and
Mark 7Aaaman, the computer is
being UMd to upgrade the So·
vaeu· Backfire bomber.
THE RUSSIANS originally
wanted a super-Univac, sup·
posedly to help Tass in its cov·
erag.e of the Olympic Games
Admirustra~oo advisers warned
agawt the sale. After Initially
vetoing the Soviets' purchase.
Carter-okayed tbe sale of a
scaled-<Sown version of the com
pot er
So to gave U S businessmen <•
fe w lucrat.ave contracts, and le
promote the now.shredded hoJX
of detente. the L'n1ted States ha
J:lven tht' commurusts lhe om
thing they lacked an thc11
a r sen al or a1o~ress1on
Amencan know how
Campaign Funding Misuse of Tax Dollars
While Gov. Jerry Brown m ay
rejoice now that be bas qualil1ed
for federal handouts for his pres·
idential campaign, the quesllon
remains as to bow the taxpayers
feel about having their hard to
come by dollars taken away by
the government ror s uc h
purposes.
Certainly it must be galling to
those unalterably opposed to
Brown to see
tb•ir money
going to sup-
port bis can·
didacy. The
same can be
said about
those opposed
lo President
Car ter,
Senator Ken·
nedy or any
of the host of Republicans who
have al8o qualified or soon will.
The ldea of tall dollars beinl
used u matching funds to sup-
port presidential candidates wu
fos tered by Common Cause,
an orgaohation of do-gooders
which neither is representative
of the "common people" nor
comman a.enae. U it bad its way
Art Hoppe
the scheme would t>xtend to C'On·
gressaonaJ candidates, state or-
f1c1als and perhaps every local
om ce including dog catcher. ir
there be any JunsdJctaons where
s uch post as elttt.ave
THE NOTION IS that the
scheme will ensure punty 10
politics. whicb is somethmg thal
onl y the people themselves can
do by their votes and then oniy if
they are willing to put 10 the
time to know their candidates.
s uch willingness being yet to be
exhibited by the el~torate ex·
cepliog in some small local elec·
lions. sometimes.
Had it not been for the
W alergate scandal and subse-
quent revelations or the obscene
methods us.ed by Richard Nixon
In amassing huge campaign
funds and the divenlons and
m isuse of those funds by him
and his t.mderlings, the mat.cbing
fund scheme would still be in tbe
conversational stage.
But. reacting to the public out·
rage at the t i me. Congress
rus hed through the plan, limited
to presidential candidates, batt-
ly in time for the 1974 campaip
;,ind too qwckl) for lht> pt>0pl1' to
\ 01cc lhear ob1ect1oru.
UNDER TlllS i.c hemt" o ne"
mus t demon,lrC1l e <>u ff1 c1ent
s upport to be con::.1de red a
senous can<bdate One such who
has done this 1s a Lyndoo
La l\ouche. whoever he LS The
way 1t l5 doM, accordmg to the
formula, l5 by raismg $5.000 m
each of 20 st.ates. The rontnbu·
taons must be from Lnd!Vlduals
and may not exceed S2SO.
Corporations a~ barrf'd from
making campaign contrlbu·
lions and croups and organ.LU·
lions do not count wb1 cb .
tbeoretlC!ally. eliminates any
contrlbutioos from labor umoas.
A candidate then. supposedly.
muat have a minimum of 20
persons in each of 20 states suffi ·
cienUy enthused to ante up S2SO
for their favorite. But, pollucs
being what it ls, aDd humans be-
ini what they an. it probably
ian 't too difficult to round up
Sl00,000 from a few sources and
then find 20 lian in each state as
10-betweeos to claim to be the ac·
tuaJ donors. So much for purity!
And. ii tbe foa>eaten "' the
plot had in mind pant) among th1·
rand1d.lles 1l v.on t be found b~
tb1s pl.m Being conditioned on
matchmg fun<b thost· who can
r a 1 '>e the most v. 1 II get the most
federal help. The only way to
<>stablish panty would be ror the
·~overnment to provide JOO per
cent financing and bar all pnvate
,contnbut.Jons.
: Wrucb bnngs one back to the
questloooflhe propriety oftaxin~
the people to pay for the cam·
:pa1gns o( persons repugnant to
•them. Obviously nobody m their
'right senses would vote fortbat.
THE SCIU:ll E, i.osof ar as pres·
· idential candidates are eon·
cerned. cannot probably now be
undone although al should be. But
certamly voters should make it
clear th.at they want oo extension
of the plan to coogressiooaJ can-
dJdatas or anyooe else.
Yet. proposals to use public
funds to finance state candidates
are currently under coos1def'a.
taon in the California Legislature.
Only expressions from the people
to their legislators can stop 1t. It is
time for them to take their pens in
band and be beard.
The Real Risk in Trying to Save the OlyJDpics
I used to be again.st boycotting
the Olympics to punish the
Ru.aslam on the grounds that It
sounds childish and that we
s~ouldn't allow politics to
~lmlrcb tbe fair name of
s~rts. ~bat, however, was before
Milton Haberda.sb ran off wtlh
Fred Frls·
bee's wlfe,
Felicia..
I bumped
lnto Fred a
couple of
daya later
and told blm
bow aorry I
was. "Yea,"
be aald, lhlk·
lo• tiq IMad
moroeely. "we. bad aome woo·
derful times. I pea JOU lmo'#
we UMd to Pla1 teom.a toelCher
evef1 Saturday momiq. (can't
tb.lnk of anf opponent Wbo WU
mon tun. l 'U aw-. mid him."
"IDJDT" .. Ob. I'll mlla Felicla. too. She
waa • srut wtte. even t.bouC.b
she did lob abort. And Kilton
really pulled a pretty rotten tnck
sneakily stealing ber away from
me."
.. Are you eoing to seek re-
v enge. Fred?" J asked
nervously.
"Frankly, that wa.s the fint
thing I thought of. I sot ao bot
under the collar at the way that
lousy rat bad bebaved behind
my back that I called him up
and told him I would oevor play
tennis with him a1a.1n."
"Good for you, Fred. Th.at11
teach blm DOt to run olf with bis
beat frieodl' wives."
"But be 1a1d be bad a court
for 10 a.m."
u yov MEAN you're actually
goln1 to play teMtl wtth\be dir·
ty doa who betrayed your
frlend1hlp?" I aaked In·
credulously.
"Do you know how bard lt la to
1et a court at 10 a.f1\. 7" aald
Fred.
"I don't believe •t." I said.
•'And I've bad a leuon evtTY
day tbb week. I think lf I can
keep tb• ball deep to bl1
backhand. I can talte blm."
"But be lied to you. He cheat·
ed. He .. ,"
"Loot, I certainly don't COO·
done bis treacberous conduct,''
sald Fred, frowning. "But I have
always believed that penooal
aoJmoalUes lboWd never be al·
lowed to interfere with the splrlt
of Sood aportlmanshlp oo the
playlq fte1da ot life.·•
"Rea.Uy?" I 1aid.
"S..ldet," be aald with a
wicked grtn. "I'm IOlnC to whip
the •luftina out of the 1.0.b."
WELL. I'• delllbted that no
delicate dilldren or lactae./rone
to th• vapors attend• the match. It wu clear from the bel'innlDc that Fred ... out to
do Mlltln.
"Take th1a fOC' the Umo you
told me you and Felicia had to
attend a three-week seminar ln Laa Vecu oo "The Future of
Aluminum lqota'l" crted Fred.
aimln1 a wicked foreband at
Mllt'1navel.
Or: "lien'• oae for the nlaht
you ~'t apeod oa our couch
wben I was visiting my sick
mother!" be would about as be
went up for an overhead smash.
Unfortunately, all this bellow·
ing bellicoaity didn't help Fred's
game. He was 9000 down n•e-
love and reduced to callin1 any
ball wtthlD a foot of any Uoe
"Out!"
"You're a liar and a cheat,"
snarled Milt.
"You· re calllaa nw a liar and
a cheett•• Pnld rushed the net, a
perfectty aeeeptable tenn1a UC·
Uc if the ball la in pla1. It
wun't. As a coo.aequence, Fred
lost three ltrinp oo his racket, P
lateral incisor and a lawsuit for
telonlom battery.
So while I'm sttll a1alnat
boycottlni the Olymplcs on the
1rounda tt aouncla cblldlsb, I'm
not at all a\ll"CI we abould lum
our patriotic, red-blooded
athletes loose on tbose un ·
trustworthy Ruaaiau vermin. It
could lead to World War W .
Maybe poUUca and a ports
don't mllL Everyone certa1n1y
takes 1porta a lot more
aerioualy.
CONSUMER I NATION ~. "*'*' .. ,..,
£ ~ Yf@I!IJ [(
®@w\Yln@@
Carter's Prayers
B8T.&TB 8.&LB OP
JEWELRY·
~RYSTAL·
PORCELAIN·
BROlWZES·
CDlllA. -
Khomeini, Ha.tagea Included MLE .. ....,,
DEAR PAT: A trtead t.o&d me JOU•d bad ln·
formaUon lo your column about how to chanae a
marrt.d name back CO a maiden name wttbout 10-lac to an atsorney, Tbia lnq"1.ry ._ for llOUleoae who
dapent.eiy needa lbe name cbaqe to belp Pl'• vent probl9ma wltb • former husband.
8.F., Santa Ana Yem MeM Prehbly wu rd ntq &o U.. AYS
It.• a-.. &Jae beell, ••&ow a. Q••ae Yoar Na•e:•.,. Darid V. ~All .a.. rw.1 uc1 lD·
IU1tda.. llfteauy &o c ...... ,... ..... by ...
la• .. eoart. or by U.. al•pler ..... •e&Md are
lael.._. la We Nol. If I& 1u•1 HaUable ta
........... YM cu ...... dlndly bJ ....... t1.ts e•u • perttat ta~ ud 75 cata ...... ..a It••·
dllq '"lo: Nolo Presa Dlartbadq, P.O. Bu 544, ~teldelltal. Calli.~
c..tri••._• Ll•ft Raued1
DEAR PAT: First of all, can you tell me what
the tax credit limit is for political contributions for
1979? Secondly. there has been talk of an e xemp·
tion on interest income as there is on dividends. Has thls gone through?
H H., Newport Beach
IRS saya the limit for credJt allowed for
. polltlcal coatrtbatJons baa been doabled. For lt7t.
yoa can clalm 5t percent of wbat you an·e. bat no&
' more tlaaa sse. or $HI II yoa are man1ed fllin& a
job& retara. However, you may DO loa«er claim u
ltembed dedvctioa for tbne coatribatJou. IRS
adds that tbere ls no exemption oa lDlerest income
at tbls time.
Copper Cleaning a Claall~rage
DEAR PAT: I've used my Revere Ware for
almost 3l years. Jt's still in good shape, but a cou·
pie of knobs have fallen off the lids and the bandies
are getting shabby. Where can I get the new parts
I need to spruce up my cookware?
K.K.., Huntington Beach
Coatact Revere Ware Pans & Service by wrtt·
lag to 8MI W. Pico Blvd., Loe Angeles tMSS, or by
plaoalq <ZU) ISt-3287. A parts list wtll be malled
. lo you wldt prtces II.sled, IDd yoa cu order wbat
yoa •eed by mall.
DEAR PAT: I've noticed that whipping cream
from the market seems to late longer to whip and
baa less volume than It did a few ye.,.. ago. I use
• the same equipment and technique to whip it as I
always have. Is it my imagination, or has tbia
product changed?
J.M ., Costa Mesa
The product itRU baa cbqed, ac:= to
Al Baa&er. dlredor el qaa11&7 ~ for • ~ Corp. lie &old AY8 •at l&ate law ............
1 fat la "'6 ala aad cream dtu ii did a few yean
a10. Fw IM&aaee, allowable fat lD lllllk tau ben
l'Hweed from it lo 18 percetlt. U<t ~ cr~am <Dlll&ll1 sold aa • ....,.._. cream" by
dalrtes) now baa 30 perceat fat eomparea to a pnt-
vloa11 35 percent level. Heavy wlllpplac cream bl
31 percent fat. 10 lo Cet al.-&lie aa.e fa& aa·
teat u yoa med to flDd la replar wlllppla&
cream, yoa aow would lla.e lo k7 &lie "M•YJ''
variety. Tbe fat conteat cu clwtce &.be rate at
wblc.. tbe product wlllps, ucordla& lo Balder.
Lela fat meau lon&er wMpptag Ume, 11 yoa
DOUced.
Tbe decttue lD nlame is dae lo tbe addJtioD
of a small amoant of gelatin-type atabill.&er to
decrease the teadeacy of waler In the cream from .eparatbtg after it Is wbJpped. As yoa recall, w~p· pus cream aaecl to "tltl.D oat" after a altort
storage Ume.
As yoa know, the beat tedmlqae for wbJpplDg
cream Is to make sure the cream ls cold and lo ue
a cold bowl ... d cbJJled beaten for wbJppl.Dg. Tbat
baaa't dlanged.
WASJUNOTON CAP> -Pneldent Carter H id h t pray1 dally for
Ay a_tollq Rubollab ltbomeili ud UM
•1Ut.aot.t boldln• ~ ao Americana b<ltta .. ln Iran.
Cart.er made the n•tlatloa la a •Pltitb lo a NaUoaal PTa1er ar.atfaat
Oii tM dUftcult~ ot PtllYlDI "for ~ wbodee*•·' "IHI')' day, I pray for the A.Yatollab
JCbomtlnl," the Praident aald Wed· oaday ot lb Ire·
nlan l e ad e r
"!!v..-y day J pray
for the kidnappers
who hoJd our lnno
cent Amerlc1tn11
And e very day, of
coune, I pray for
those who are held
ho11ta1es as lnno-r
cents ." l
"It's not easy lo l
do this. and J have
to force myself
sometimes to Include someone on my
l ist b eca use I do n 't want t o
acknowledge that that person might be
worthy ol my love, .. Carter said. "And
the moet difficult thing of all l lhink is
to go even one step further than that,
and thank God for our own difficulties,
F.AbeS INSUlAHCI
GlOUf' 141-HH or llS.J07
'' 14 ...,_. c .... Mn.
Antique Show
and Sale!
Today thru Sun. at
The Huntington Center
mall. Out standing
colleci1ons trom 50
dealers. Also tree
evaluatt0n chnic.
405 twy & Be~ Blvd ..
H.B.
JOHN COX
MEANS COMMON SENSE
•'>'1"', (~ rt-w•( ', ~(..O..JIV'"· ( .,,....,...,, .... ....,., ...... ""°""" ·~r.i ~-rr-
ca11 642-s&ra.
Put a few word1
lo wo rk for ou.
Win A
Heart of
Gold
our own cUHppolntmnta. our own
faJluree, OW' own chaU.01 ... OW' own teata ...
He ur1ed lbe audience ot 3,000, ln· clucUna membtn ot eon,,..., to .. ch.
da)' Ult t.be1r cbaUeain and cUaap.
polatmenta and thank God fOf'them.
"It miitJt IOUDd 1uance, but I
111arantee)'OU 1l workl,'' heaald.
He aald that each day, hi.a au·
dlence abould li1t by name t.bose
"a1atmt whom •• are alienated" and
aay "God, I pray
for that person, or
those people.'·
The president
a l s o warned
against the misuse
of religion, stating
that "the root of
war s, d ea th ,
destruction come
from the misap.
p lication Of r e· .. tOMCINI
Ugioua teachings."
The president introduced bis post·
bre akfast lesson by saying that when
his mother was a Peace Corps volun· teer in lncU a, she worked as a nurse
helping, among others. an 8·year-0ld
leper.
SILVER
aad ••re.
Lots of dilmOnd rings 1nd 11rrlngs,
gold chllm, fine chin• ~
crv•tal, bronzes, some fuml·
ture, Otis, chlftdelien, breu
lemps, etc.
Something fcw everyone
-from S 1.00 up. Free
lldmission. 81nk of
America, Master
Ch1rge. ctiecks,
some terms
an1lable .
........ ,, .............,
nlghta
Feb.8,9
and 10
Inspection of au men:h.MdiM
Frldly, Saturday, Md Sunday
2·5PM.and7 ·8PM.
newport
auction company
2542 West Coast Highway
Newport Beach, CA
(714) 646-2200
COMSIGtlAENTS ACCS*IED
TU.SPM
Art Levine Auc 1ione.r
Save up to 38o/o.
to
one-way
to Calgary.
Prices do not mclude tax.
From Los Angeles lllt8mational.
~
..
8urpriM wiour V.a.ntine wtth a lovety 14K yeti ow gold
pendant with a 1 /4 carat diamond It's a beautiful custom design
by Under Jewelers. ·
Al )QJ have to do la fin out the coupan below and deposit at any
S11etrf Viffege merchant no later than February 11. 1980.
Olwtng wUI be held Febf'Uary 12. Wfnnerwtll be nottfled b'/
phone. You. muat be 18 or older to enter.
i..a..La. Angele.
8:15a.m.
Lea-.. Ca)gar-,
8:10Lm.
Anne c.Jgary
12: J 3 p.m. non-.top
Arrn.Loe~
J 0:00 a.m. non-lltOp
IAeft La. Angei.
8:JSa.m.
Lene F.dmontoft
7:00a.m.
Anne F.dmcmton
123 p.m. aae-.top
Anne Loe Angei..
J 0:00 a.m. one·tltop
"navel must or1ginate and tidtem be purchaaed in the U.S. Tbeee special fame UC> appfy to your
return fliqht. provided • round-trip tldcet la i8lued prior to departure from U.S. point oi origin. ------.... Jwst otlJ • »areJ Agant. yoor Qxporate 7l,are/ ~or Hugh. Atrweet at ~.:'::C:.
Lot Angeles (2.13) 772-5100 OntariO (714)98&6724 ~ ~
)!wbartk (213) 241.a333 Oranoe County (714) 540-~ ~ --CjjT
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~.,..,_,,,.
There's ample space for tbla CadJllac
spotted at Fashion Island, but unfortunate-
ly it's room that's supposed to be reserved
for people who really need it. The car,
Deatlu Elsewhere
YAOUNDE ,
Cameroon (AP) -Rene
Jotlnlae, 59, adviser to
Fre n ch President
Valery Oiscard -d 'Es-
taing oo African alfainl,
died in a plane crash in
this western African
county. Journlac, re-
garded aa the power
behind France's African
policy, played a major
role in the overthrow of
Emperior Bokassa I of
the CentraJ Afncan Em-
pire.
LOS ANGELES CAP)
-Composer R•y Heln-
dorf, 71, who won three
Academy Awards for his
scores "Yankee Doodle
Dandy." "This Is the
Army" and "The M us1c
Man," dJcd this wN·k.
Enemy Within," died thla week.
SYDNEY, Australia
CAP ) -Air Marshal Sir
Rleharcl WIW•m1, 89, a
fo under of the Royal
Australian Air Force
and a wartime chief of
Britain's coastal com-
mand, died Thursday in
Melbourne.
SACRAMENTO (AP)
J•ck Larscbeld, 46, a
former football player
for the College of the
Pacific and the Oakland
Raiders, and a
Sacramento attorney,
suffered a heart seizure
and died this week while
walking away from a
tennis lesson.
Co11nseling
Class Set
license number 292 WVV, occupies a han-
dicapped space but doesn't display a
special sticker or plate.
Punch
Abortions Increase
NEW YORK <AP) -Nearly three of every 10
pregnancies ended in abortion in urn and 1978, ac-
cording to a family plannin& survey.
The survey, based on reporta of abortions
performed during 1977 and the first quarter of 1978
. and taken by members or the AJan G1.1ttmacher
Institute, said there were 1.32 million legal abor-
tions in lbe United St.ates in um and a projected
1.37 millloo in 1978.
NEW YOHK (AP>
The Rev. Raymond J .
DeJaeJtber, 7'1, a Homan
Catholic m1ss1onary who
survived 1mpnsonment
in both Comm unas t
China and Japan and
wrote six books includ-
i n g "Peking's Red
Guard " and "The
Tbe numben reflected a ' percent lDcreue The Laguna Beach Crom um to 1978, compared to a u percent ln-
Free Clinic has formed crease between 1976 and J.m, according to the aur-
a s upport group for vey, wtuch was publUhed in the Family Planning anyone recently ex -Perspective ma&aZllle.
Death NotlN>11
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Moftu.ry • OfemlllOnl
d71.17th 81.
Colla ... Mltl• H~
per1eocing a separation ----------------------or loss of a loved one or
home.
Mary Douglas. a
licensed clinicaJ social
worker, will conduct
group therapy sessions,
in tandem with Jann
Ahearn, an MA in Mar-
riage, Family and Child
CounBeling candidate
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mon-
days beginning Feb. 25.
Thton• 1H no charge for
I ht• group sessions. ln-
tor mat wn 1s available
WILLIAM HARVEY, Ph.D.
wishe'> to announce the e>pening
of his Prttcl1ce 1n Hypnotherapy
ell 666 Bal<er SI .. Suite 405
Costa Mesa
Of lice Hours 9 AM to• PM
Monday thru Friday
Call tor AnPolntment: ~757
hy <'alllng 4!)4-0761. ----------------------
Jo Me~co
K utf' Simpson of
Nt•WJKlrl IWia ch la one or ~I f.c·wlll and Clark
c -.,11.,~., atudent.a atudy-
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Libertarians in Irvine
81 O.C1.IJUltl'INOI e11 .. _, ......... .. StnceaM tor Suece11 ta tbe
Tbree-paiiy Symm" wW t..U.
theme of the 1* Uben.rtan
Party atate conveoUoo r•b.
15-11 at the Re~ ffo&.tl iD lrvtne.
Amonc the 1peuen wlD be
Ed Clark of Sao Marino, the
party'• presidential nominee.
aad David P. Bertl&bd of Costa
Mesa , the party '• oaUooal
cbalrman.
More t.bao 1,000 Llbertartam
are ~ for the stat. con-
clave, accordi111 to Barbara
Kamm of ffwrtl~ Be.ch,
conveatioo dlairman.
The Libertarian P•rty WU
certitled u Calllorni•'• fifth of·
ficlal poUUcal party just lut
mouth by Secretary of St.Ate
llardl,....Eu. • • • TBS O•~NG& COUNTY
Chpter f:A tM Nataoaat AMOda·
tton tor the AdvHcemtet of
Colored Peoalt ll 1tart1n1 a local drive tO'bave Ju. 11 the
late lla.rtin Lat.her Kini Jr.,'a
btrtbday, declared a naUoa.J
bollday.
Tbe NAACP chapter la uk:ini
all lllterested Oru1e Count.lam
to attend a meeU.n1 next Toea-
day to help 1et tbe drive under
way. It atarta at 7:30 p.m . at the
Friendship Baptiat Church, 708 S.
Lemon St., Fullerton.
••• &ICBAaD SPOONER,preal-
dent ol the Newport Hnbor Area
Chamber ot Commerce, will be
the apeaker at Wednesday's
meettn1 of the Balboa Bay
RepublteenWOGMD, Federated.
!Spoomr, an attorney, wt1I talk
about "Erolioo of Ou.r ECCllDOrnJc
P"reedoma" du:rt .. 1 a l\mcbeon at
the Babla Cortnt.b.lan Yacht Cl'1b
in Newport Beach. The buaJneaa
meet1ng1etaunderwa_y atlla.q>.
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT
of Public Instruction Wilson
RUet wtl1 discun tbe future Of
eduutioo in California during a
KOCE-TV. Channel 50, ap-
penance next Friday.
He'll be interviewed on the
Oran1e County public television
station's "Voter 's Pipeline"
ahow scheduled for airing at 7:30 p.m .
The program will be repeated
at 10.30 p.m. Feb. 19.
Junior Colleges Cheered
By JACkJE BYMAN Ot-Detty ...... , ....
National Football Leasue
commissioner Pete Rozelle,
Huntington Beach As -
semblyman Dennis Man1ers.
NBC con.sumer reporter D•vid
Horowitz, astronaut Walter Cun·
ningham, Calllornla Secretary
of St.Ate March Fong Eu and Ed
Roberta, director of the State
Bond of Rehabllltatlon, have
two thlnp in common.
They all attended Cahfom1a
comm.unit)' college.a And
they're all part of California
Community College Week. Feb
16-23, the brainchild of three of.
facialB of the Coast Commwuty
College Distnct.
T~IX celebnta~ will be rea t d 1n public servi ce
... telev1s10 ~pots as part or a 0.Uy ~-li.19 ~
celebration that will also '>Pe KEEPING SUNNY SIDE UP
events on campuses and a vane Coast College'• S1mon ty of newspaper stories like
this one Simon d<.>e1ded to do ~omtlh111g
In an unl..tkely way. Propos1 a bout 1t
tion 13 started 1t all "We Just felt that the rom
umpaign.
They took their Idea to the
California Community and
Junior College Association,
which formed a 12·member task
force Crom across the state, with
Luskin as chairman.
TO AVOID spending public
money on materials, Simon said,
they appealed lo the Kellogg
Foundation. which chipped in
what he fondly reCers to ab
"15.000 green cornflakes."
The task force came up with a
publicity package that could be
adapted by each district, or used
as It was
Contents ranged from simple
speeches and news releases lD
feature story ideas and radio an
nourrcements along with a
nine·nunut.e s hde s how and the
telev1s1on commercials.
SIMON SAJV dLs tncts ~bb the state received the packa~(·
with enthusiasm. and Soulhern
Cahforrua dlSlncts then tnet ltr
coordma~etr~p~~---Richard Simon. publtc rela-munHy rolle~c~ then· an• IC17
lions director for the Coast Com· throughout the state arr hke 1f!
munity Collcgt' Distract, ex· tht-vw .... out tht' ba) 'Aindow EAR.L'S
plained that budgt'l cutbacks vou 'A aJk b' It 1•v1•n rl.s\ .,.,1lh1Jul ~u ... ••"c"" ... """
resulting from l'opos1llon 13 left nol1 c1nR . S1 mon '>~H1 M<M •-" .... ..
morale low on tht! dastr1ct's Jn addlt,on to hurk1ng up ~·Lt<'"•)'
~-. , lit. t ,,..,. .....,.,,, .. , .. 9W• ()oar campuses morale. Simon nott>rl . tht.' tn11 ..... .,, ....... ,, ,,..., ,., .. ,
Coaslhm• ('ommun1ty College behe\ed the) N>uld stir up sup lO\•• .. , , .. 641-1289
l'rcsuJcnt llt·rn11' Lu3km, lhen· pon among leg1slaton and 1n "" ... ..._, ,.,..,
board of trustc·es president terest amon~ prospeclJve s1u "''~~~c.:;!.!~~~01
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Tuberous t
B~onia
A 'Star'
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word. It la 111iowJ enaqta to 1G It .... Md it .., com. ••
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You do. of coane. ~v• to Cl"
Jt IWtable '"""-' eoedlt.iom
but Udl ta .at~ to do. u
you are DOt fun.Ular witb ~ tuberoua l"OOUd .,..,_,, ao to
)'Our ....,., nuneryman aod
look al tbe pictw. oo UM bU'I
or bo.w.ee where the tuben are
'ept.
TBS &SAJ,.ITY will au.rpua
lbe pictw"e'a promiae. A slnale
tuber ll"OWD in an 8-lncb clay pot
will give you pleuure u.oW fall,
l>ut if you bave apace. you
>hould compound the deUpt by
getlinl many tubera.
Now the temptation will be to
take one tuber of each kind -
red, yellow, pink, salmon, white
ln ruffled, single or double
lorma. There are so many
'varieties and each is so beautiful
that it's like being a kid at the
candy counter. But for the best
results, plan to use the same col-
or in masses or groups.
TO GET AN ORIGINAL ef-
rect , plant groups (or group the
tubers you're growing in pots or
redwood containers) of the same
color, then use maidenhair fern,
holly fern or chain fern to de·
linbte the start or another drift
or another color.
The tuberous begonia must
have filtered light like that un-
de r lath shelters or at least pro-
tection from the direet rays or
the noon and afternoon sun.
They appreciate a very high
content of organic matter in
their soil and they want plenty of
water. Keep them moist and
every few weeks give them a
light dose of food and you will
havt! flowers so big and so
beautlful that you won't believe
they grew in your own garden.
Plant Perennials
Now's the time to begin think·
ing about J>lanta for colon in your garden. Plant colorful
ahnaba and pel'etlDiat. that will
continue to put on a color show from !!ll•mmer to winter.
Fuchsians
To Meet
Monday
Ideal Valentine Gilt
The heart-shaped blossoms or the exotic "Anthurium An·
draeanum" will show your sweetheart that your love is
always growing. Anthuriums, prized for blooms of red,
white, pink and coral, thrive in indoor containers as
shown, with little care.
Laguna Club
Sets Program
On Cuttings
Laguna Beach Branch of the
National Fuchsia Society will
meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in
the Community Room of Laguna
Federal Savings and Loan, 260
Ocean Ave .. Laguna Beach.
Barbara Ortez. president of
the show committee and prize-
w i oning fuchsia g rower. will
present a program on how to
prepare cuttings for propaga.
Uon .
According to Barbara, this is
an lnexpensive method for in·
creasing your garden inventory
and by starting cuttings now,
you will have plenty of plants for
summer.
Refreshment hostess for the
evening will be Lind1t4 Hogan. Plant and supply tabJ.ail!; will be
availaWe.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• If you haven't already done
so, prune and spray rose bushes.
If rains are absent. be s ure to
keep them watered deeply.
• Keep fa I le n ca me Ill a
blossoms picked up to eliminate
the possible breeding site for
camellia petal blight.
• ~ydrangeas may be pruned
lo two or three leaf buds above
ground.
• Pinch back carnation plants
lo force bushy growth and abun·
dant looms. New plants can also
go in now.
•If you plan to prune an over·
gr own rhododendron, do H
within the month even though It
will mean sacrificing a few
bloom s.
1~h\<lll Library~ Q.dl'deltS
lt
FOR VALENTINE'S DAY ... Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of the National
Fuchsia Society will
meet Monday at 7 :30
p .m . in Veteran 'll
Memorial Hall. ~ W.
18th SL, Costa Mesa.
.come choose a special way of remembering the one you
love, from our beautiful new collection of imported gree~g
cards, botanical prints, plants, baskets and many other fme .
unique gifts.
Helen Redding, vice
president, will introduce
guest s peake r J ohn
Levaoton, associate pro-
ressor of ornamental
1orticulture at Orange
Coast College.
Mary Warwick, in
charge of refreshments.
will be assisted by Carol
Hohl, Joan Evans and
Helen Redding.
Marcella Van Riper
will collect all aluminum
brought to the meeting,
and Fred Woods, plant ta-
ble chairman, will have
shade plants and fuchsias
available.
All aluminum a nd
plant dooatioos go to
Orange Coast College to s ponaor a student or
horticulture for one
semester. Visitors are
welcome.
Sherman
Schedules
-Seminar
Sbermall tJbrary and O.,,._ of Corona ~el
Mar will offer a seminar enUUed .. Indoor Plant Car•" oe Wedneaday,
1:30 a.m. to DOOL
TODla for d1Kulllon
wtll lDclade conta•nen,
ooUtaa mlxe9. watMtnt
lelaecfW.., fertUIHra,
aod •"fool.proof" plante.
IN9ft11(,"IOU POa
11ai9 ........ are Wade Sobertl, director Of ~a.Mm .....
Al•• Grill· Oarden1 . ...., ......
Tbenll~ f•• of •10 ·~ ~S:1 for lrl· .........
OPEN EVERYDAY, 10:30 AM· 4:00 PM
2847 Eaet CoHt Highway
Coton• del Mar
THIS SPRING Will
BE TOO LATE!
DO IT NOW .. JPrevenr
Crabgrass and oftlM weeds
In an iowns whlle feeding
wl1tl a rtch fert111zer.
Bandini
CRABGRASS CONTROL
14 LB. BAG
Covers up
to2.000
sq.ff.
REG. '11.95
SALE 9.47 f
FTD"" Hearts & Flowers
Bouquet
Order
Early!
Fresh flowers In FTD
exctustve Heart-shaped
ceromlc otsh wlfh two
IOveblrds. -Coll us today.
17.50
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Exquisite Siik and
Ory Arrangements -
Of1glnol Designs.
UnlQue ~Musical ~ TtrTar1ums.
Spnng Bulb
Plants In
Beautlful
Bk>Oml
Azaleas. Cyciamen,
Afr1can Vlofetl.
Gloxlnlas • More.
' "$/Ila lf.6.
Hal limn
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Club to Tour
-Greenlwmes
Sou\b Coul Oard.a
Club wW tour two lar1e ,-rffDboul•1 deYoted to
raia!q ud drtelopment
of orcblda ud tropic
plant.a, on Wednetday.
Tbe meetiD& wU1 1et
underway at noon .
Memben and l\*tl are askell to brtn1 a bas
luncb to lbe meetln1 room ol the new Crown
Valley Community Park
on Crown Valley
Parkway, a abort db·
tance beyond Nl1uel
Road .
Deuert aod coffee
will ~served by Mn.
Vernon Annatroq and
her com..aUttee.
OCRose
Society
To Meet
All will UMmble at 2
p.m . at ~l Ana Marte
Lane. home of Lynn
Mauser and hiJ partner.
Ca rl Holiday of
Carllnbouse, and'aite of ~~-~~~--....-;...~-~"""'!"'~~....,.,~
the greenbouaes . J
Orange County Rose
Society wiU meet Tues-
day at 7 :30 p.m. at
Westmins t e r Ci vi c
Center recreational hall,
8200 Westminster Ave.,
one block east or Beach
Blvd.
Entrance is at the
rear or the building with
plenty of free parking
Guests are welcome
Jam Kirk, rosarian·
horticulturist. will dis·
cuss the starting and
continuing care of roses
·A question and answer
period will follow .
Landscape
Walk Set
Sherman Ll brary and
Gardens will offe r a
"landscape walk " on
Saturday at 9 .30 a .m
Botanist Va n Bobbitt
will discuss orna mental
plants and landacaping
ideas on this s troll through Corona del Mar
The program 1s free
and open to the public.
Th ose wi s hin g to
partici pate s hould
gather at the rear park·
ing lot, 2647 East Coast
Highway, Corona del
Ma r
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Sale!
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1 /'; must t>. so6d. Ughting fO( yow :. •)':
... ' hMY M.cf -Oil'U 120 dccof'otor .' ..
•• ,. lnas.. No ~ olfsr' retus.d •.
: ·• · ;. on it.ms with sfight freight dom-.
· ·• ,:·· og•, clos•·outs, and builder -
surpfus.
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1 CElll SALE
INVENTORY REDUCTION
Flowers&
Vegetabfes.
Buy 1 pkg.at
Reg. Price 35c
2nd Pkg.
ONLY IC
CIMERARIAS AMD
BGUSH PRIMROSES
4'"Pots Buy 1 pat at Reg. Price gee
2nd Pot
ONLY 1c
IEDDIMG PLANTS
Violas& Pansa e per pony P8k
Buy 1 P&kat
Reg. Price 98<
2nd Pak
ONLY IC
IARE ROOT ROSES
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Terri 'nlompson, 11, leads prayer in Boeton
claaaroom u result of new Muaachuaetta
law requiring teachers to ask students lf
anyone would Uke to lead prayer. Those
who don't want to participate may leave
the room.
Refund
OJances
Ignored
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Mott Callfom11 lax·
payen are ovnlooki.D1
M chance for I Nfuod U
htlh • •1. a cheek or early r«oma lnd.lc•t~.
The 1tate Employ·
rnenl Development
Department •aid that by
followtna tmtrucUona on
pa1e 11 ot Form 540, an
e mployed ~rson can claam up to $1H aa a
credit. lo -..dditlon to.
w!latever refund there
mllbj. be, or 1 direct re-1
fund ii there la no tax·
liability.
The reft.md la from \be
Dis ability lpaoranoe
Fund. wbtc b pay•
benefits to worken who
are off the Job because
of sickness or LDJury not
caused at work.
Most wage earners
State Students L kin ? contribute one percent
of their first $11,400 to ac g the fund, or a maximum e of Sl 14. But during thel
past three years. lhej
cont ri bu lions fa r ex·
T --p {i• • • M J. S • E , . h ' ceeded Lhe benefit.a paid. I.£38 T0 f,Cleftt 1,ft Qf,.., CleftCe, nu f.,8 Refund.I of 80 percent, ·~ o f the contribuUons
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Studenu who are pre·
paring for college in California take fewer cluses
in math, science and EngU..h than college-bound
1tudenu in other states, a national survey shows.
Findinp of the study by the College Entrance
Examination Board were presented to the state
Board of Education.
ONE BOABD MEMBER, LOU18 Honig Jr. of
San Francisco. said the disclosure that fewer than
one lo three female college·bouod studenu ln
California had taken two years of physical science,
compued t.o one out of two oallonally, was "shocttng."
1be survey also found that California atudenta
1eaera1Jy got higher high school grades than coun-
terparts in other slates. Honig, a former teacher,
aaid there was u connection between the two find-
ings.
"There's a d.Jalncentive for 11ludenu to take a difficult course, because they rillk a low rr•de, ..
hesaid.1.
Live-in
Ends With
OJ Firing
OBERLIN, Ohio (AP>
-A diae J~key wbo
llved in self-tinpoaect confioement at hla eta·
Uon for 50 days, ln sym·
patby with the
Amertcan hostages in
Iran, baa been fired.
Statioo WOBL sald DJ ,
Scott Miller. who 11lso
waa pros.ram director.
wa1 f\red becauee of un·
rpeclfted "serloul viola·
tiona of atatioo pollcy"
that bad notblng to do
with bta bosta1e de·
monstraUoo.
Miller, 26, baa not
been available for com-
ment since be packed
and left the station Mon-
day.
Miller ended hla 50·
day ordeal a week a10,
aaylng he'd continue to
work on bebaif of the
h o1tages, b ad some
speaking engagements
planned, and that the
proc e ed s from a
patrlotk song he wrote
during the conflnement
would co to he lp the
hostages and their
famWes.
Eskimo
Artifact
Located
COLLEGE BOARD REGIONAL DIRECTOR
Sam McCandless sald studenta questioned last
year when lhl'y took the Scholastic Aptitude Test,
required by most colleges. reported Lhal :
-In math, 65 percent of male students and 40
percent of female students nationally had taken
tour years or more, compared to ~ percent of
males and 32 percent of females in California.
Also, 89 percent of males and 79 percent of
females nationally had taken three years or math
or more, compared lo 82 percent of maies and 69
percent of tamales ln California.
-IN PHYSICAL SCIENCES. 30 percent of males and 16 percent of females nationally had
taken four years or more, compared to 15 percent of
malesand7 percentoffemales in California.
Also. 67 percent or ma.Jes and 49 percent of
females nationally bad taken two ye ars or more.
compared to 49 percent of m ales and 29 percent of
fem ales in California.
we re a ut horiied las t
year by the LeglsJature.
wben it pa:.scd A8298 by
Assemblyman Ali ste r~
McAli.ster, D-San Jose . ,
Talk Slated
John R. McAneny,
community r elations
coordinator for Care
Ma nor Hospital wlll
speak to the Excba.nge
C lub of Capistrano
Valley on "Symptoms
and Ph as e s or
Alcoholi!m" at 7 :30
a m TueMiay al H arry's
Family Cafe on Camino
Capistrano in San Juan
Capistrano.
AUGUSTA, Maine
lAP) -Attbaeolost.sta dlHln• on the Maine
coaat ••Y tbey have
found a piece ot poU.bed
1toae believed to be a
tool u 1ed by pre·
deewora ~ modem-day
l!aldmae.
WE'RE 11IE MOST ROMANTIC PLACE IN 10WN.
Tb• tool. about the
.... of • quarter, ...
f 0 U D d 'a t a ~
atebaeolotlcal. dll at 9111• mu. tlle coutat t.o•D where •• lltb· ceeturY None ~ wu
dltcovered about 19 ,.an..,.
We have all the tender little
touches that make Valentine's Day
so special. We have records
and tapes for romantic music;
candles and candlestlcks to reflect
the glow. We have elegant crystal
'·
-----
goblets. dellcloue chocolate
candles. cards and books of
love poems. And lots of wonderful
gift Ideas. We have whatever you
need to set the mOOd for Valentine's
Day. And all In one convenient stop.
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NOT ICE OF DEATH OF .,.,,_ "*",:' •• ",, .. ( .... ti AlCOMOL EAAL 0 . WILSON AND
Pvt111.,,..,o.-c.o..t o.I•• "" ... P•oc.•-•b• llA1tc~o,.u \flf OF PETITION TO AO·
,,,. 1.11.n.,.,1.., 11140 tHCl11t11 ""cx.•t.M 01 \t.HU MINISTER ESTATE NO.
.. .... ljll II ........... --. .,.. A ·10311t. -----t•••..,. ... • wm T o a I I h e I r s .
PUBLIC NOTICE •1.t::.".,..~~~~,"'ec10' beneflc1ar les. c r editors
;G T -;cm 0-;-;.-;-;o liD '"'" ,..,,,.,.." ·• ~---o• ... ,., and contingent creditors of °"°'"""'• ., .• ,.... ttle abOVe--named decedent
1u11AMAJtT01J01101"""'8-..i ""' ~ "'-::o ,,..., .nt" _ and persons WhO may be
0•0 •,...,..• ao.1 .. "'_..,. • • '" c ....... ,,, •• .,. o--c.-... otherwise interested In the tulllo<<•-"'•110 .. "'',.....'' ,..,.,.,.H,.., ' w 1lland/Ol'~t ... t e: __ .... ,,__...,., ,.., o.-.. .,,.,., ..
10.), Cltl OH FO• 0 11'1'.fll '"'.ACE. -.. -a-....,., ... .., Cl•••• p,..,. A petll100 has ~n filed
-"'--'_...it.<..-11 .. .-·-,.,. n -1 • 1) ,_ -... by M ichael J. W ilson in
IY ...,.._., --· .... -• _,._.to -!Wv fl•-''-''• th,.. SupPr1 or Court 0 1 _,,.,,_._...,,.. .... , .. -...~ .. --OrdnQe County reQUl-'\t1nq
-..1e1 .,..,. __ .... •11•-IO<• Pl'BLIC" NOTICE that ht' ~ dPPotnted a'
tlOft t0t °'.eoc. -~•net ww to bf .c. <.__ ... ..,_ .. _"'"'~ ;c)'fl, 1 0 ~ "'• 0 ~01 • 0 personal reprewntallve to
<II. ...__. ildmlnlst.,. tM estate of ,....,_ _ _,__ •a ... .ce IUWYO-~-· the abC>Ye-flamed decedent _,.,.....,, .. CitY°""''°"-• ~., .............. "' under the Independent Ad· 11~.wo:,~~~~'" '''" -..-~ •..,.. ,,..... '" m i n istration of E states 0 1\'o.A __ .,.__,, •. -~At ~utlll_()r.,... CMll o.tly ....... •1. WC>fllC Ofll C•fV H •llfl. -C • ., __ ..,,,. ,.,.... ::::~.':.:7~~~.=,:. The pe11tlon Is wt for
.,, ,_,_... ·~ _,.,.. _,_ _. hear1no 1n Department w1c1c.-~ \go-~"'-No. 3 at 700 Civic Center
-to Cl•• 1,,..._... -.....,. Dnve We!>t, S.,nta Ana. ,,,., .,. ....... " d•••-,,.,. •-California at 10 00 a.m ..
PUBUC NOTICE
NOTICI! o~ DEATH o~ :";::~· . .!.::.:·:.::.ie:-... on February 26, 1980. RUTH I. HAWGOOO AND ... ,,...._ _ _.,_ ..... .__ I F YOU OBJECT to the
O~ PETITION TO AO· _.,.,_ .... ,,_ ... ...,o,.,c-orantrno of the petition.
MINISTER ESTATE NO. !.:',!°;".:.'.:i':",,..:'!,~',~=-" voo should either appear
A·102220. ,,..,.,,., • .,.,,.,._ .. _. at the hearing and state
T o a I I he 1 r !. , ......... -... , ... 0,., .. ,.. •OH1U•1 vour objection-. o,. fil P
benefic iaries, c r edl ton "'•"~ ~t~°:':,.-:,>;:cv written ot>1ections w ith tht>
ctnd contingent creditor<:. of ( .. c.... court before the hear lno
the abOve named decedent ""°'"""" o--'-" o • .,., ...... Your appearance may bl'
and J)ef'sons who may ~ --·••.•• 11...c 1n person or b'( you,. at·
otherwise Interested In the torney
w ill ctnd/or estate PUBLIC NOTJCE I F Y 0 U A R E A
A petition has ~n filed C REDITOR or a conl
by Robert N. Br oxon In the l'•C'f•TICMnau11wu1 1ngt>nt creditor of the de
Superior Court of Or ctnge NMll tTAnMl"T cea!>ed, you mu<.t file your
County r equest1no that .... :-;:.,:i:-·,.. .__, ••• 09"'11 claim with the court or
Robert N. Bro xon ~ clP· Pt!• COMP,.,..,. 1101 (.of"""''" prp,ent 11 to the per">Onal
pointed a s per <:.onctl ,.., h '•Cl "'."'' e ..... ri-prP<,entat1v1• appo1ntf'd
t ~ ............. .-represent a 1ve to ad · , ,,_._ .. 111,-...,.., by thP court w1th1n four
m inister the estate of t he ,.,.,.-... r ... eo-.... ~ month<. from the date ot
decedent. The Pt>tlt1on is A ... , ..... ,. «11•• " ,,_.~, .,,,_ first 1ssuancf' of letter!. a..,
set for hearlno 1n Of'pt J. ·~:··~.'.!:'.~~: :";:.,~·. prov10Pd in Se<.Uon 700 llt
700 Civic Center Drive. )e,.. •• ,,,.,, ... ,.,.,o thi> Pr o bat ,.. Codf' of
West, In the City of Santa • P""' """'"... Caltforn1a. Thi' time for
Ana Caltlo r n1ct on '"'' .,.,,~,..,., .. H ,,,... "'''" -1111ng claim'> will not""
February 26, 1qao dt 10 00 ;:;.:..:,: ···:..;• 0·-c.o.."'' 0
" pirp pnor to four month ,
a.m . PU••u from the dctte of the hear
IF YOU OBJECT to the ""0".,..., °'-C.O.•t 0•11• P•1o• 1ng notlCed abOvP orantlno of the petition. ~·0 • u n ,._ ,.., oHo YOU M AY EXAMINE'
you should efther a~r ,-the file kept by the court
at the hearlno and state PUBUC NOTICE If you are l ntere!>led 1n the
your objec tions or flle -u tate, you m ay tile a re
written obfectlons w ith the SUll'HtO:~~TM'fMI Quest wlth the court to r e-
court befwe the hearl!JO. tTAT• cwa1.1POt1"1" '10• ce1ve special notice of 1he
Your ar>P9erance may be T"llOOUIO'YO.Oll..,.o. inventory of estate assets
In per900 or bY your at· "oTics'::~·:.,,.0 0 ,. and of the petitions. ac·
torney. O.CLA1tAn dll AMO ,..""'°"' ,0 c ounts and r e p o rt <; I F Y 0 U A R E A on11t11111M• Tl'f\.9 TO ,..•IOtlAL describe<! In Section 1200
CREDITOR or a cont· "'"0~11t'fY"91tM.cooe•1.1 of the California Probate
lnoent creditor of the de· o!!~:!: ., WILLIAM A cuw Code.
ceased you m ust file your NOT1cr 15 Mr•r•v 01v1111 -· cla i m with ttle court or •o•r•r •GAUNT, tttcw-v,... ,,..
p resent It to the personal httutor. Alfr9cl" ... ,....,. 11•1 "...,
MI C HAEL J .
WILSON
Petitioner ,,.,.,,. • --el O.Ciar ....... •"" representative appointed .,."',., .. o.--""• 10 ,..,_., by the court within four ~,,.._., •• .,...,..,._..,. Ellis and Morrison, By:
months from the date of ..,,,u •• u.-.,..,, c...t•-• " ... M•r" H 1!1111 Attorne s
f l I _,_ •• -lfl ··-··" ... ,.,... • • , ., r st s.suance ot letters as let••.,,.,....._.,,,.._.",_" for Petitioner, 17400
pro vided In Section 700 of llel4iftt • _.,,. -•• 1 .. v, .. Broollhunt StF'fft, Suite
the Probate Code ot """u '-••""• 11111• "'111"•1• • J16 Fountai n Valley
Callfornla The time for f:.!:' • ..i:. ::::~·=-.:':;:; Callf,,rnla t270I, (114)
flllno clalm s will not ex· ""'"''.,'· -,_ ,,,. 11 .... .,.. ffl·24 I. pl re prior to four months .. ec• .. ,..,.,,. "--,..., -wt ~ ...... er.,.. ce..t oei1v ~'""·
from the date of the hear· tw MM<J"-. •• ... • oo • "'. '" "" ,.... '·' M. 1• ,.,..., cwrt•_,., OI ~-No J ef , ... Ing noticed ebove. c_,, .. ,..ci.1e c-0tt ... w.-. VOU MAY EXAMINE .,...,.c11,.,._..._,c.i1tor111•.
the file kept by the COYr1 If O•IM ,.__, •. 1•
you a,.. Interested In the ~ t!.AHOt.
estate, you ~Y flle • re· •••o. DOOO a ... uin
Qu•st With the court to re-111" ,. .. -• ...... . ll'evlflM"-Ctlve speclel notice of the 'ferr--...u-lnventOf'Y of M tete assets ...,_.,.._i ......._
and of the petition• ac· . ""*1...., °'...,CM .. Oe11Y ~ .... counu end reports ....... ,s.n..-....-
deKrlbed In Section 1200 t----------
of tti. C:.lltoml• Probate Code.
can '42• 1t11.
~t .... ...,...
to wot'tl for
PUBUC NOTICE
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Old Nuke
Test Now
Said Safe
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Twenty.five yean later,
tbe Defenae Department
is telllna Su Dte1au
that fallout from an Wl·
derwater nuclear
weapons test 500 miles
away never reached
Southern Callfomla.
The city's Quality
of Llle Board, made up
of acieotlsta beard tb&
assurance this week
from Alfred Focke, wbo
was scleoUfic director of
Operation Wigwam in
1955. Simultaneously, a
detailed report on the
blast was released by
the Defense Nuclear Agency.
Although San Diego
residents reporte dly
caught 35 times the
normal amount of back·
ground radiation the day
of the blast, an adviser
to the agency said that
was probably fallout
from a nuclear test in
Nevada two weeks
e arJie r. Focke sa id
winds carried fa llout
from the Pac1fac test
a way from the United
States.
Parents
Collect
In Death
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
The U.S. government
has been ordered to pay
$82,804 to the parents or
a stewardess aboard the
Pa cific So uthw e s t
Airlines plane in the 1978
etir colUs10n over San
Diego in which everyone
d ied.
The award was made
this week to Leo and
Ruth Ke ple r Qf Ed·
moods, Wash .• wboie
28·year-old daughter
Colleen was one or 144
people who died ln the
collision of a Boeing 727
with a small plane.
The amount Ot
damages was de ·
termined by U.S. Dis
trict Judge Edward J .
Schwarts.
Tube Baby
Girl Due
MELBOURNE,
Australia <AP> -
Medical lelta have COD·
firmed that Auatralla's
first leet·tube baby, due
to be born in May or
June, will be a girl, doc·
tors aaid 1bunday.
Doctors announced
earlier that Linda Reed,
26. of Victoria, was SY.a
moot.ha prepant with a
test-tube baby, expected
to be the world's fourth.
An eeg from Mrs. Reed
was (ertUlied by her
huaband'a aperm lo
laboratorr glaaaware
and r.tmplanted ln Mrs.
Reed.
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Ml8CELLANY
nliiailc
Actr•• Came saodfre11 baa flied a II mllllon uaault
wt blltlerJ Rlt • • • l •• t com,... ;Jack
Nltsaclae, lier for••r lover,
wM l)i•dell DO coateat to an
C&nada Nixes 1 'Dodg~n'
••••'-" e'-ar1e· 1t•mmll:al from u.. .......
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ENTIRE FABULOUS STOCK
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·~twa die number Of .,.op&e wtllo want to com• ben, t.be1 woulda •t ._ = t.op Dl'torib," MIN MacDonald nld la a ._. lnteniW
from Manlpef .
l11unl1nnta are Judl.t oa a DOAnt acale tbat
tak" into coaa!deratioe •aftoul fadOn auda u
laacuqe, edueat:km, Jc* lldlll Ud family ccnnec· Uon.a.
Oftlcta.11 bave Hid that aa.J ctw.ie t.n tbete
facton would have to come from lelialatioo or a Cabloet order. MIN MacDonald aald la the ln·
tervlew; ''Nobody is t.a1Jdq aJoaa thoN lil>el. ••
Draft dodaen would be placed on the bottom of-ea~.-:-.. people wbo have been waitinc for a Ume -an awful lot of people,·· tbe foreilD r aalcl.
1000 N. BRISTOL ST.
NEWPORT BEACH
SALE SATURDAY
IOA.M.
Permer Lo• An1elea Police
CIUef &I Davia,
defeated in the
1971 1uberoa· tori al primary,
I bu med papers to seek a seat in
the State Senate.
I e
SELLING OUT
TO THE
BARE WALLS!!
FIRSTCOME-
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BLOUSES50o1ro75010FF
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SWEATERS rn0Ms4aa EVERYIHING
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JEWELRY75%
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D.\A.Y '9LOr
AASKFOr
f 'Speeial Kids'·
~
Academy Award-winning actress Patricia Neal talks
r about her outlook as the mother of a handicapped
son and about her acting aspirations. She is in
.. Southern California seeking support for AASK (Aid to
Adoption of Special Kids).
By DENNIS McLEl..1..AN
OI U.. o.Hr ~ .... Stiff
Three years ago actref.s Patn c1a Neal re
ceaved a copy of a book about Bob 1tnd Dorothy
DeBolt, the Oakland couple lhat has adopted u
handicapped chlldren
But six months passed before Miss Neal sat
• down ln her Buckanghumshire, Engh1nd, home
to read the book.
"I picked it up one day thmkin~ I'd read a
few pages of it." says Miss Neal .. Dul r got so
entranced with il that I finished 1t
"I just thou~ht 1t wa~ a Vl'ry, vcr}' toul·htn~
story and I loved it."
She wus so impressed that she wrote a let
ter of praise to the publis her who had !\Cnt h~r
the book. lie forwarded her teller to Mrs
DeBolt. who. Ill turn, wrote to Miss Neal
TITUS BEGAN NOT ONLY Patrtctc.1 Nt·al ''>
friendship with Bob and Dorothy OeBolt but
also her role as mternalllmal chairman of Aid to
Adoption of Special Kids ( AASK 1
AASK is the organization that began tn the
OeBolt's J;taragc seven years ago to help hnd
ne w homes for handicapped children
Miss Neal "'as in San Francisco and
Southern California this week to encourage
me mbership and i.upport for /\ASK
Since its inception. the organ1zat1on has
placed approxima tely 1,000 "special kids" in
homes across the nation /\ASK. which is a
licensed adoption agency 1n California and
Nevada, serves as a nationwide tnte rmediary
between adoptive' parents and adoption agen-
cies.
IT ALSO PROVIDES information on the
availability a nd needs of adoptable "special
kids." resources available to adoptive familici.
and proper adoption procedures.
Thursday evening Miss Neal and the
De Soils were guests of honor at a reception in
Newport Beach hosted by Roland Osgood. pres1
dent ol lrvine Pac1f1c
Al lhe reception a check for $5,000 was pre
sentt:d to Miss Neal and lhe DeBolta. The com· ,
pany raised the money for AASK with custom-
designed Christm as tree s1 lc'hl auctions in
December.
"Th.is is about tht.• third time I have heen
with lhe De Bolts." i,a1d M1i.i. Neal. dunng an 1n·
ter view Wedn('i.day in her suite at the Hel·Air
Hotel.
Recalllng ncr f1r~l v1sll to the DeBolt home.
Miss Neal s.ud she met the children and abo
saw the Academy Award-winning documentary,
.. Who Are the Oe Bolts :ind Where Did They Get
19 Kids?"
"I just loved the children," noted Miss
Neal, who is the mother of four children A
daughte r. Obvia. died at ugc 7 a~ u rc::.ull of
complications of measles
MISS NEi\l., WHO SUf'l"t:RE O lhrt.·c nPar
fatal strokes 1n 1965 i,hc !-.ltll walks with :-.i
shght b mp a nd hai-. no periphcrul v1s1on in her
right eye -knows fmil hand what rt rs like to be
the parent or a handicapped child
lll'r son. Thro. suffered brain damage whc·n
he wa:. lhrel' months old lits pram wa:-; !>truck
by a tax.1 while his nurM· was pushing him
across a Madison Avenue 1nter'>cct1on in Nev..
York City
Miss Ne.ii :.aid "tl takes a lot o f
tolerance" to be lhl' pJrt.•nt r>f <1 handicapped
<'htld , butt.he doe:.n't bt:hcve the chald should~
1nerl) mothcrt-d
'You mu:.t not bt: over loving," she said.
"Tht:y <the children> s houldn't feel sorry for
the mi.elves They've got a rough road to gnnd ..
THEO, WHO UNDERWENT eight open.1
lions to rf.'storc ht:. v1s1on, appears to be on the
roud t1> tndt>JH.·ndenct-Now 19 . he attends
bukcry s(:hool tn tlu: vlllugt• n(:ar th(.•lf cslal('
"lie'.., H lwatlltful ho:,. and he ts a lovely
hakt•r ," hr~ nwtht•r ~UJd v.1th a i-.mtlc ''lfe ha~
10 '>'akc uµ al q11arl!•r tu 3 t.•vt•ry morning and
h.1s to be at v..ork at 3 JO
"111· gu1·~ to lht.• puh l'\l'r\ night lie·~ got a
crush 011 a ..:1rl I hopt• ti will work." she said.
laui.:hm1t hu~ktl) and lht.:n add1ni;: dramat1call)
'l' m ii :\IC f l'l ll.;Jt
Although ~Ill' h m.11..tn~ nunwrou.., pcri.onal
appl'aranc1•:0. 1h1.., \\l·t·k <JS intcrnattonal
t'h;.11 rman of t\/\SK '>hl· ;iddrl'si,cd the Lo~
Angeki. Prt''>i'> ('tub ThurMlay ~tt),s Neal said
she prl'fcr'.'> :insY.t.•rin ~ qut•st1on!. to making
specchl':o.
"I am not ·• ~pc·Jlo.cr · o.,hc i.atd "I am no
Dorolh) Dt•Bolt ~he' <'Un talk off the top of her
head So can Hub · .
ll t:R AASK ACTIVITIES, however. takt' up
only a small part of her t1mt: llt.·r f1rs1 and most
rt>cent tour wus la~t May 1n the Chicago and
~1 inncapohi. arC'a!.
Tht• 1\<·udt•m ) /\ \.\ ard w1nntng actress 1i.
cager lo ).(l'l buck tu work She hasn'l actl'd
:.lflCl' lw.,t i,um m <:r v.. lll'n i-hc hud a s mall part tn
tht· T\' n·makt• of "/\II Qwet on the Western
Front "
"I dt•s p('ratt'ly want u job." she said. ad
dtng. "I fired m y agent as or today I just signed
with htm last August :.ind I have not heard from
him I would lovl' a ~reut part"
While filming "All Quiet" in Czechoslovakia,
she was reunited witb "my John-boy," RJchard
Thom as. who played he r son in the movie.
A d ecade elirher s he played Thoma&·
mother in "The Homecoming." the TV movie
that spawned the series. "The Waltons."
ALTHOt:G ll Sli t: ENJ OYED s eeing
Thomu..'> a~ain. ti "4 a~ h10., ~oung son th<sl made a
hit \.\Ith Mti-:-, :'l.t•al 'llt· 1'> the most fabulous bo)
I h<1 vc ml'l tn my hft.• I JUSl Jdore him "
Desp1tt• havin.i:: hvNI 1n EnRland \I.1th ht•r
hu~band. author Hoald f>ahl . for nt•arly 26
\l'lHS, '\>1t s!> Nt·al mak(.·.., frc4ul'nt 111~1ts to the
l'n1ted Statt·~
··1 love to coml' to J\mcnca. she sa)!t. ad ·
ding. 'I eamt· hen· fJ\'l' timt•!> l<.1st year "
She made l111s v1i-.1t '>pcc1f1caliy to speak on
1.ichalf of i\/\SK, which •~ funded by voluntary
contnhut1ons ll t•r trip ts tietng sponsored by
Shakll'L' Corp
It co..-.b aµpril\tmatl'ly $2.500 for each adop
lton lit.it va~!> for &tlornt•ys ft•t•s, court co&ts
;ind honw '>tuclt l''> and AASK hu'> i.N a
$350,000 fund ra1~1n;.: ~oal 1n C'altfornia thh
\'l'U r
l<t·i.:ard1 ni.: ht•r rC1lt· u'> 1ntcrnatwnal
1·ha1rm;.sn. ~1 1ss :"t·<1l \.ltd o.,1mply, "tl's a good
thin~ tu do
f\o., for hl'r hu~v !.chcdulc of interviews and
appearance~. she added with a hearty lau~h. "I
<'ouldn t do 1t c11L•rv Y.t•t•k of the )Car. but I l<Jvt·
tt vcr) mu<·h
eoturing_ .• _._•~!!5i!::!!·~'
Dad Never Joked
'You must not
be over-loving,'
says Patricia
Neal about
'special kids. ·
Will Rogers ' son recalls his father and says he
never heard him tell a joke.
U/\K ERSl'l i':l.D c AP 1 Just about
anyone with a lcll'vts1on sl'l would recogn1H·
the son of humort!il Will Rogers Jlf''s tht·
easy goin~ fellow 1n those cneal com
merc1als
lloWt'V<'f. Will l<ogu' Jr . thr man 1n tht·
com merci;1h. 1~ not the only r hlld of tht·
great political quipster /\ daughter. :\far~
Rogt'rs Brooks. II vi•s m Athens, G r<'e<'e. <Jnd
another son. Jim . 1s altvt• and wPll and living
on a Bak~rsf1rld arf'n ranrh
Jim Rugt•r., ha~ many mPmnrtt"'• lo help
mark the rentenmal V<'Ur of his f<itht-r' birth
Perhap~ the mo'>t notahl<• rc•collt·cl1on I' lhdl
his fathl'r wa., a tomc·d1an "'ho m·\1·r tnld .1
JOkl'
"f NEVER h«'ard dad tl'll .1 Jtikt• tn ht'
ltfc Ht s w a'> alwa,., a <"Omm<'nl on
soml'lh1n1ot v. 1th .1 humorous l\.\1 !.l , th1·
youngl'r Rogeri. n·t·alls
"To Sf.'t' so man~ P<'OPI<' still rem<'mb<'r
him and the thtn~., h\· o.,a1d I'" httll· amazing
lo nw I m glad t o '>t'l' ti l>t:cau.w I fl-cl h1.,
m ..1t1•ri.al "·'"' l'\C't•llE'nl · h1· 'aid in .;
lt·l1·phom• inll'n It'\.\ · Ev1·r~ ~Par or t "o.
~nm<·nm· 1·om1·' out "'1th anotht·r hook aboul
h im t11l..e1.'P th(' th111 g ·"" 1•
Thl' lah •\t book . ht• nnlt'"· 1-; a rollcrt1011
n f ht'> fathl'r"' '>l>t't.•t·h1·~ JU'\t puhh~ht•d by th•·
t n1' l'r!.tt' of Ok lahom J .1t ~tt llwi:llt'r
The• rom1c"' m;it1•rr;tl n·ma1no., popular
twr.1u-.t' of 1t<. uniq•r.,:sl un!I t1m1•lt•.,.., appcul,
.Jim Hog1•r<, '·'~"' "Tht• .101.1110..: thin~ to mt· ,.., that 1f \OU
('h.ing1• llw namt·-. ,,f the· vl..iC'f'l. und peor1l1·
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fath1·r o.,nrt of o.,umnwd up "'hJt th1.• .1vera~··
Pt'r'-on of tht.., \11Untr' \.\JOll•d to '><I ) or
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Marching to a Different Dru1nmer
By JUDITH OLSON
OI tM OaHy ,.I ... ll<ltl
You'd rather dance a ll night and he'd
r3ther sit at home with a fire and a good book
and just your company
He wants the wcek('nds planned to the hilt
and you'd r ather "ha ng loose."
Irreconcilable differences?
Probably not. Chances are he's an IJ and
you're an EP. You'll hove to learn to vcrbalue
your differences and compromise.
These ls. Ps. Es a nd Js will be explained
tonight by Dr. Ed Carrigan, marriage and ram1·
ly counselor, who's be ginning a three.part
series at Golden West College called Marriaae.
Even a Good One Can Become Better.
It wtll begin al 7 p.m . In the Commun.ity
Center. There Is no fee. Registration wilt be
handled al the door.
Carrigan will use lhe KJersey Tempermenl
Sorter -a personality inventory developed by a
California St.ale Univenlty. Fullerton, professor
-as the baal..s for the series.
EACH PERSON attending wUI take the
test. then Carrigan will explain what makes
persons dl!ferenl and what they can do to over-
come disagreements based on attitudes.
"People dJffer at their core and no amount
of chiseling is ever going to work to cbao1e
them ," be said. ·
"lt'a only when people five up that an op-
• portunlly for real appreclatlon can belin."
'The KJeraey Sorter 1u1s-t.a that there are
four meJor cat.e1or1ea of penons, which can be
broken down lnt.o 18 types.
The fOW' cat.e1orte1 are dedded oa the bul•
of what Kteney calla "the atUtudes and tune·
Uon1 of comclouaneaa.'' which are aWtudea.
f>:lfCelvins tunctjC)Sll, Juqtn1 t\mcUom and (UDC·
Uon prelerenff.
The ,,oet widely known ot the four Is "al-
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t1tudes, .. or the introvert extra\'crt polant~
The introvert <I l. for example. 1s at easr
with the internal world. charged by solitudt•
drained by lnteru<'llon. difficult tn r ead emo
tionally and slowt•r to quar~I and he doesn't
for get.
He Ii; lhc pNson who doesn't want lo go to
parties
THE EXTROVERT. on the olher hand. 1s
charged by interacting with people. good at
maluna small talk. easily mak~ fnends and
might see Introverts as unfriendly. withholding,
aloof and a ntisocial
Pemao~ the most amoortant caieaorv. he
added, Is lhe "perceivln& function," where
persons are either S or N .
The N ls future-oriented and is governed by
p<>tslblliUes. The S, In contrut. sees the world
through his five senses and ls oriented toward
the put. Once persona understand their differences.
Carrigan aaJd, "they become more at peace
wlth each other . They st.op t.ryt.na lo beat each
olber against the wall."
Penom who are drastically different can
have a iood marriage "lf there are other things
that are gratifying enou1b ln tM relatlonahlp."
C~an1ald. ''But obvt.oualy, two similar types will un-
dentand each othor because of the way they
view the world."
Tbe theory of type• wu orllinated by the
SwlN pUcbololiat Carl Juna, Carrt1an HJd. ""4 viewed marrta1e u a peycbolortcal re-
laUODlbJp aDd believed that two people of the
tame type would be bored with each othe r.
• • Jun1 believed that marryinc opposites
would force partoers lo develop their unde r
developed quaUUa.
(Ree DR~M E R. Pase 82)
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£01nputer £lab
Oange Coast resident Jay Burchett has started a
club to exchange infonnation and troubleshoot com-
puting problems for users of small computers.
8y JOEL C. DON Of•-0.11,,__
TaJlpln.a lnlo tbt" lcchnoloa that put a man
on tht moon, Juy lh.irch ll rum b1a Newport
Duch travt•I uaco<'y, plays eJectromc c•mes,
b11 uctft!I to an .incyclopodJc liore.bouM of ln·
fo r m11llon and, H h~ wll!ltl, can have ht1
biorhythm <'Ompull"d datly
Burchell, who purcha~ a home compulu
syste m llboUl lWI) year UCo with DO prevlOUI
compwr experience, h u &tarted a club to ex
cha nae inlorm ttUon 1&Dd troubleshoot compuun1 problems.
CALLED THE APPLE Computer User
C r oup of Soutb Oran ge County, the c lub
features dlscw,sions a nd lectures geared lo
le vel of the beglnnm& compute r hobbyist .
Burchett says
Although the group focuses on tbe use of the
Apple 11 computer, Burchett says membership
Is open to all home com put.er o~n.
He notes that most home or microcom·
outers use similar programrniDC langua1ea and
elect.ronlc compooent.s
''Members can call each other wbeo they
don't Wldentand eomeUUna." h • aays "ll'll a
lot ~tler when you have more heads to1tther "
Home computen. wblcb coet from $500 to
St,:00 for the buic unit. are belna used by nov·
lcet to play ••mta, run home heatlng and
bur1lar ditvtces. compuu. fliwlcu, edit Jett.en
and manuacnpta, atore records. itnd can be pro-
arammed for man y olhcr functions, Burchell
Uyl
HOME COMPUTE& hobbyii.ts also can s ub-
scribe to mammoth loformat1on centers via
telephone lines, offe ring services such as the
New York Tlmea, United Press International,
financial, stock market and commodities lo-
rormatlon, lO name a few
Poi.ntina to about half a dozen townhouses
apartments at his Parle Newport residence,
Burchett assert.a, "Twelve years aao you'd have
to take this whole complex and lmtall air condi·
tlonlng equipment to do the things you can do on
this machine."
The computer gToup meets lhe first Monday
evening of each month. For more information,
call 640·1177.
Clothes Make Woman
By JUDITH OLSON
Of -O.lly ,. .... SUft Ir you're looking for a job, and you're a
young buslnesswoman who wants to start
cUmbing the ladder to s uccess, you should be
careful of what you wear.
Personnel directors prefer women with
conservative but femirune looks, Glamour
magazine found in a survey of businesses
a cross the country.
The publication sent pictures of the same
woman dressed in five d ifferent outfits, rang-
ing from a pantsuit to a s kirt and blouse, ac·
cented with different kinds of hair styles and
makeup.
IN VOTING ·ror thei r favorite, the
pehonnel directors a ll preferred that the
womanretainsomeofherfeminity.
The photos and story are part of a new
book for women, "Glamour's Success Book,"
which is a handbook fo r "effective dressing
on the job. in your community, everywhere."
by Ba rba r a Coffey and the ed itor s of
Glamour.
The 190-pagc book. which is published by
Simon and Schu.stcr. New York, and sells for
$9.95, hardback, also covers such topics as
how to organize your closet, how to be a good
shopper. how to polish your look and how to
make color work fo r you.
There a re sketches of basic kinds of
clothes and one -paragraph descriptions of. when to wear each and with what.
The book is almost too basic for a model·
ing school graduate, but for the average
woman there are many helpful blots.
THERE ALSO ARE suggestions that
make It Worthwhile for the more soph1$licat-
ed to read', even U just as a reminder lhat it's
fun to be exciting.
For instance. the book suggests that
women vary their image and wear surprise
colors so they are n't put in a box as a
''classic" or "romantic ... nu' Wlll get you
nottce at a party.
And. don't be afraid to mix fabrics. Wear
a soft, feminjne cloth s uch as velvet or
challis with a broadcloth or gabardine for a
change of pace
The book suggests that in organizing the
clos<'t, all li ke types of clothes be put together
so new combinations can be more easily
made.
IF SUITS HANG together. for example,
there will be a tendency to always wear the
~a me Jacket with the same matching skirt
when a new Learn could be easily developed.
Fmally, there are questions and answers
about rastuon and beauty.
It's a fun book to read because it brings
inspiration to go out and experiment and
cban1e. And cban1e. alt.er an. la the spice of life.
[ Horoscope )
SATURDAY, FE B. 9
By SYDNE Y OMARR
ARIES (Ma rch 21 April 19). Avoid scatter
ing your forces, overcome tendency to be ex-
trav aganl. Unusual "involvement" tempts you
to break the rules. Accent on money, personal
magnetism, rela tions hip that could lead to in·
trigue. Protect self in e motional clinches.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): If thorough
and cautious, you survive a crisis. Accent on
fine print, legal affairs, public relations and clash of ideas. Aquarius, Scorpio and another
Taurus play key roles. You are due to "see the light ...
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You receive
message which contains more promise than
substance. Be perceptive, analytical and avoid
rushing to judgment. Member of opposite sex
could ask embarrassing question. Maintain
equilibrium -and sense or humor.
CANCER (June 21-July 22). Take time to
•·sm ell the fl owers." Be ready for change.
travel. variety. Accent on lifestyle, family rela-
tionships, significant domestic adjustment.
Taurus, Llbra, Scorpio persons figure prom-
inently. In matters of spec ulation slick with number 6. · ·
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Focus is on land,
property and a "roof over your head." Avoid
self-deception, be r ealistic about places a nd
people. You may be asked to appear before the
media. Define terms, know difference between
reality and fantasy. Romantic a ura prevails.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sepl. 22): You might be
surprised at response to ideas, requests. Ask for
what you need, not me rely for what you feel
might be pleasant. Message will become in·
creasingly clear. Be selective, perceptive and
don 't spread efforts too thjn.
Cakdina Island
CoU1'8e Lab Site
Catalina laland ii the lab sile for a biology
course bl ll1and ecoloo at Golden West College
tb11iprlq.
Two n~Jd trips to the bland this spring af-
ford ltudenta the opportunity to study both it.,
terrestrial and martno environments. Activities
include anorkellng, collecting marine or-
gantama, a van tour of the island's interior, and
several hlk• to discus• the ecology of the
island.
"1b11 coune offers an appreciaUon of what
an taland Le all about, and why it la important to
kHP lalandl tn a natural atate and not cover
them completely with condom1.Dlum1," sald
blolo1Y lmtructor Don Llndaay.
Ma&erla.11 fee of S92 covert transportation to
the laland, lodilnl at the Catalina taland School
at To)'Oft Bay, mea.11 and uae of equipment on
the laland.
Re.SSUatJoa for the •Print eemeat.er con·
tlnuea tlirou1b Feb. 14.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>. Money opportun1·
ty ex is~ accent on wider .r::erognition due to
better dis play and d1stnbution of producL Aries
a nd another Libra figure in scenario. One you
admire returns compliment by consulting you.
Humanitarian gesture is featured.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Timing is on
target. Circumstances turn in your favor. Ac·
cept new challenge, assignment. Special rela·
lionship is emphasized. Stress independence,
confidence, originality and willingness to im ·
print style. Leo figures prominently.
SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): lnt"1tion
provides solution to dilemma. One who taught
you ln past could make reappearance. Go after
story betund the story. Re}ttt superficial ln-
dicaUooa, explanations. Fulfill request by In-
stitution, organization.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Pressures
are lifted -you do have right to celebrate.
Spotlight on friends, hopes, desires. You make
valuable contact through attendance at spedal
e vent. Social life accelerates. Gemini, SagJt.
tarius persons figure in exciting scenario.
Travel could be in picture.
AQUAIU1J8 (Jan. 20· Feb. 18): Face issues
as they ex.isl -this ls not time to cbue rain·
bows . Means be direct, accept challenge, fulfill
responsibilities. Efforts will be rewarded. You
recel\IC credit due and potential ls enhanced. Scorpio native plays key role.
PISCES (Feb. 19·Marcb 20): Emphuis on
travel, long-range project, ability to "move
with the times ." Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius
persons figure prominently. You could fall in
love "at a distance." Be cautious ln connection with what you put in writing.
• •• Drummer
<From Pa«e Bl)
"AFTER ABOUT 10 years, people get tired
or doing each other's work. They refuse to do it
and can each become more whole bwnan bein.gs or tbey split."
Carrigan said couples sometimes use the
Kiersey test to declde whether or not to stay
married.
"Most people tend to be relieved to find out
why they're different than their mates. We beat
ourselves because we're different. We interpret
the differences as badness."
After doing the inventory, Carrt1an will in-
troduce his concept of "want 11ae11ment.''
where each penon decides what be needl and
then bow be can contribute to hla partner eo hla
lllt can be fulfilled.
"U both people are llviq, both wW tet a Jot," be u.ld.
The lecture. will continue Frida)', Feb. 15,
and Friday, Peb._~ at tbe .. me time. The top1ce will be TM 11UJerent Drum men to Whlcb
We March, Tbe Need for Wboleneu aad Olvtna
11 More P\m than Gew.n1.
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JAY BURCHETT AT HIS COMPUTER KEYBOARD
Is There Debt After Death?
DEAR ANN LANDERS . Th.is isn't exactly
a legal problem. It's more a matter of personal
mtegrity Will you settle a family argument.
please?
Our mother passed a way six years ago Our
father lived alone up until he became 111 several
weeks ago Dad died in the hospital.
My sister and brother and I wf>re going
through his possessions together We found a
note that indicated our brother had borrowed
$5,000 from Dad. I turned to tu m and said,
"Wh at do you intend lo do about Uus'>"
He replied. ··~oth1 ng that debt was
between Dad e1nd me If \tom were alive. I t1
pay 1t lO her. but i.ince she's gone, 1 feel no ob
l1gat1on."
My sister and I Lhmk otherv.1se After all. a
debt 11> part of th<' Cbtatc:. '"" t tt" Accordmg to
Dad·:. w11l , lht.· thn•t• of u., '>hare cq!lall} 1n
whatever h<' left
We: rce1lize SS.000 1c, not a huJi!e '>Um but
ther<"'s a principl<' involved A~ we nght or
wrong'' tl/\Tf: llAHD F EELINGS
DEAR 11.n .t·.: I rrad your leun on a plane
between Chicago and 1'iew \'ork. My IK'atmate
happened to be an astute, ell.IJ'('rif'oced bui·
Dhbman, Mr. Hugo Slotkin, chairman of Mor·
rell Meal Packing <:o. I aic.kf'd If he would ~rv"
ai. m y consultant in thi., matter. He a11;N"t"d.
According to Mr. Slotkin, your brother owt>'
e ach of his two sisters Sl,6M.'6.
DEA R ANN LANDERS l ve r e ad
complaints ln your column from wives or good dancers. Whenever they go to a party. women who
are unaccompanied Cor whose husbands can·t
dance> come up a nd a-;k 1f the) can borro" their
:.pou:.('S The wife d0t•.,n ·1 \I. ant to look hkc a f)Oc>r
.,port, !>O Sh(• :.a) !i, ' Of COUr<.t.•" and Sib li\
herself
!\t ay l tC'll you how m' hu.<.band handled th<·
probll'm .tt a r<'<'f·nt 0H1 r<.· part"··
\ prl'tty ~oun~ ~1rl apl)t.•11red di our l ahli
and g~hed. "You'r<' terrific Mr J . Id lo\'e tc1
dance v.1th )Ou'" M) hui.bJ.Jld i.111d . Ho"" nice'
Who brouJtht you"'" !\1 15~ S'41Vt'I llJP5 answered.
"llerb1l'. m y boyfrit•ncl · :0.1> hu:.b<md 5dtd,
"BrtnR H<"rbi<.' over to danre with m y wife so 5hl'
>A on 't be alone "
The girl look<"d e mbar rassed and rcpli<"d. · I
·never lhou$tht or that ·· In a f<"w mmut~ she re
turned with llcr bie lie was no John Travolta
but tt was better than being by myself.
Wouldn't It be lovely 1f mo~ hus bands were
as thoughtful a s man e ? -MR S .
TWIN K.LETO E.5
DEAR TWINK: Voo bet )'OUr aakle-straJlll, Kiddo!
DEAR ANN LANDERS. Can you stand ooe
more letter on the stray dog dilemma'! I couJd
tell by the way you a nswered "Sad in New
York" that you don't own a dog.
I have an ll·year-old mutt-mixed breed. If
I brougbl another dog into HER household It
would be llke a man bringmg a mist.res.s into the
hom e of an aging wife. Some do~s would
welcome a companion. Mine would not.
'Single-again'
Workshop Set
A 21 -hour weekend workshop designed
s pecificaUy for separated, widowed or divorced
adult.JI is offered at Oran1e Coast CoUe1e Feb. 15,
16aod 17.
Called "The Single·agaln Adult," the
workshop will begin at 7 p.m . Feb.16 in Room 7 of
the Home Economics Building.
·'The workshop is deallJ)ed for single adults
who are not looklni for help, but rather are re adv
to aet their lives movtnc qain," says Grant
Hilliker . one of two work.shop leaders. Hllllker is
pro1ram diredor for Urban Alternatives Group,
an educaUooal and research organuatioo based in Columbus, Objo.
The other work.shop leader la Dr. Adele
Chalet.a. abowtlh the OhioorianbaUOO.
Rellat.raUon fee for the weekend ta $30.
Pel'$0DS can register In t.be Community Service
Office in OCC's AdmlnJstraUoo Buildiq. For
iDlormaUoa, call 551-5880.
Club CcWftdar TVftl toeh WcdMldcl11 fn the Dail11
P'Uol and containl fl0tice1 o/ UlOrMn'• allld UT'VM:8
club "*'fnot oftd evmtr Dpe7' to ,,,. Pllblk for tlal toUotomo uwk.
Snd "°'*•to Club C~. DoU11 PUol, P.O. Boz 16IO. eoi..o ltl•aa, CA aa.. lraclucM .,our t10rnc
4Jld ~ ~. Nt>tb1 '""" bt m ow haRda tllrH Wtlce Mad~ o/ on'°""·
~ en lbnUfd to major ftmd·raUtTf op.n to tlN Jlllf*c.
To Nlqlltlt a pk'tvrt. torlt• or coU U.. Fntytt
0.,01t11w11t, M.fbl, bet'°"" I Clftd s p. m. PPloto r•·
q.,.1ta ar• llortored on o IJJOC• ~ bQN.
A1111
Landers
To adopt .. J dog these days would cost at
lca~t $.50 fnr "h(Jts, lacense and spaying, 1f
n< <'P'>..,af\ l>oR'> nt cd care They m ust be fed
Jnd ci1.1:rc1 i.l"<1. i>t.tt1.:d. br.u.!>hed and bathed. A
dog cant ltH cm dr) bread and leftover peas
and !>paghell1 I \I. uuld figure on at lea:.t $20 a
rnc,nth to fc.'t..-d a Cl·rm;rn 1>hepherd
~. Ann. m·xt t1ml· a M R letter comes down
thl' pike. ~l·t .,,,ml· hdp from a dog owner -
(JI r.· l..\<;T l\t \
l>t . \H <~t l., Thank'> for lht' clobber. I
nt>t•dt'd lhal.
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Japan May Become World's No. 1 Automaker
TOltYO <AP> -J~1 ......_.. ...-e 10 pettilDt In·
crelM la Pl"OdtatUan ID ... 881 U.0 aQ Oftf'Ub tbt UalLed
State1 u t1'e world'• leacl1u .-o mualectarw.
Tbla yur•a tarp& foe,.,_., u ewamllbrs ll 10.t mUtioo
vehJd•. 380,000 more tUn A.merten t'Olllpulei ~ to buUd.
11-e IN cial1 ''tupt liwela" Intended to boolt compuy
mora&e1 • ~· 1pokeama l.a1d. But be aaid 1< year'• tMset ......... ....
Tcnota'I att ·rtnl, tM Niuu Motor Co., sral>Md 28.7 per·
ceet ol tbt cJo.-tlc IDUk.et lut year wttb It.I Dataun can and t.rucu. Nt.u •tlluatee it.a!* prodUct.loa at 2.5 mUtioD unit.a ,• a.a Mrc:.t l.ocna.M, with eQOrta upec:ted to hJt 1.2 mJ.lllon unit.a, upt.l~t.
Japmeee and European import.I took %T percat ol tbe U.S.
market lut month, up n,..,.1.y 9 percent frolJl the aame pertod lut
year.
''It proves there's oo recession and people don't like American
cars," one U.S. auto lndu.at:ry analyst said. n.t J...-n• tGrDed out I .I U\llloe ftldehe lut yur, a fu
ery from the 5,000 ura • year Usat came oft tbe llMe lD tbt .arly
\lr$OI II the tndustrJ wu nbuJkHQI ftom tbe ~ of World warn.
llore than baU ol lut 79ar•1 producUon, oT •.a million nhlcl•. weN Q,ported ad broiu&bt ln lU blWoo. It WU the
W-1.a Item amcmc lbe comtry'a total upon. ol ltOl blWoe. Tho
carmekwa ex1>Cd their WXtDtl to climb 11 percent Ulla year to 5 mlllloo unit.a.
A COIOp&Q.)' omctal predicted t.be1"e m17 be a amaller world
market foe-JapaoeM can tb1I year, tnclud1ftc a downturn bl U.S.
aaln. But be M.ld aucb eompaet can u the Datsun 310 are winD.lna
ordera that are too larJ.e to hudle.
"Even ll apanese I.aidult1y abould fail u a sroup. we're still
boplnl to make a 1aln." the Nlla&o offtdal said.
Japan's auccua lo the U.S. market baa led to cbarps the
Japa.De:M are "dumplo•" cars there, Hl.Un• them at less than they
COil to produce lo order to &et a bi&Jer abare of the market.
The aucceas bu a1ao prompted demanda that Japanese com-
panies at.art produclng cars In the Unlt.ed Stat.es to provide Jobe for
American autoworkers and soften the impact oo the U.S. economy.
The United Auto Work.era la urainll that companies export.inc
more than 200,000 cars a year to the U-tlted States be required to
open assembly plaota there.
1be Toyota llotor Co. Japu'a larseet automakv with 37.~
pereeot ol the dol'QNUC mubt and ... pe:retlnt ot t.bl U.S. market, ••1• lta producUoo wW riH 7 s pettent to a.a mlllloo unit.a. lll ex
port eatlmat. I l S mllllon unJta, UJ> 9 8 percent
Japanese autotnakera produced 22 percent of tbe can
Americana bought lut year, with Toyota movtnc put the flnan.
cially aWna ChrysJel' Corp. into the No. 3 spot beb1Dd General
Motors and l'ord
Kooda, Japan's third largest automaker, announced plans in
December to open a plant in Ohio. Toyota and Nissan officials say
they are giving "close study" t.o the idea, but that no decisions bave been made .
Coal Gas New Vent11re
Project Could Reduce Some Imports
PORTLAND. Ore. tAP> -Several West Coaat
natural gas suppliers have announced a joint veo·
lure to study the feasibility or a coal gasification
plant to provide s upplemental domestic gas for the
Northwest pipeline system
"This could almost make us independent of
Canadian gas," saio J ohn Van Bladeren, vice pre-
sident of the en~ineering and gas s upply d ivision
of Northwest Natural Gas Co. of Portland.
JOHN G. McMILLIAN, president of Northwest
Pipe line C-0rp. of Salt Lake City, s aid this week,
"We are quite certain t hat coal gas will e ventually
be part of the gas mix in the Northwest pipeline
syste m. We plan to de velop a coal gasification
facility as soon as possible."
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He said 1t could come by the late 1980a.
Northwest Pipeline is the major supplier of
natural gas to Northwest Natural Gas Co. in
Oregon and southwest Washington. Northwest
P ipeline gets some or its natural gas from Canada.
LAST MONTH CANADA raised its export
price JO percent lo $4.47 per thousand cubic feet
The ID('rease will mean about $4 .87 per month ad-
ditional to the uvcrage residential home heating
bill.
Others in the gasification study joint venture
include Cascade Natural Gas, Seattle. CP Na
tional Co rp .. San F rancisco; lntennountain Gas
Co., Boise, Ida ho; The Was hington Water Power
Co .. Sookane, and Washington Natural Gas Co .
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'Carson City'
Dollars Sold
SAN FRANCISCO <AP l -More than 900,000
historic Carson City '"cartwheel" silver dollars
minted in Nevada have been put on sale by the
General Services Ad ministration today with an ex·
peeled $50 million in proceeds for the U.S.
Treasury.
The sale through April 8 offers the coins by
m ail al fixed prices.
The dollars. in custody of the GSA. somehow
escaped the massive coin melts or the early 1900s.
and a 1964 audit of Treasury Department holdings
revealed they were from the long-closed Carson
City, Nev., mint. Most have never been in circula·
tion. From l972 to 1974, tbe GSA sold nearly two
million of the coins in five public sales.
The agency said It bas beard from 600,000
persona interested in buying the coins, wbicb an
in sealed plastic cases inside velour·Uned gift box
es which also contain a brief history of the coin.
Tobler NaUJed
Magnin Chief
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Harmon Tobler has
been elected president and chief executive orncer
of the 42-store ·J oseph Magnin, replacing Morton
Huff. who resigned.
Tobler, 53, bas been seruor vice president for
s to res and per sonne l for nearly two years
Previously, he had worked for Dayton's in Min
neapGlis.
.1 HUFF HAS RESIGNED to become president
and chief operalton officer of Gimbel's in New
York
Cyril Magnin, c hairman of the board, also an·
nounced this week the proposed sale of its San
F ra ncisco headquarter operations center
THE PROPOSED SALE of the operations
center, for an undisclosed s um, will result in a sub·
staotial gain, the company said.
The center will remain JM headquarters for
up to two years with relocation planned in the San
Francisco Bay area.
The s pecialty s tore chain is located 1n
California, Color ado, Nevada, Utah and Hawaii
AMCPlam
Four-wheeler
DETROIT <AP) -American Motors Corp.
will hat.ch another Eagle -a four·wbeel drive car
-this fall.
Chairman Gi!rald C. Meyers told the annual
shareholders' meeting this week the company bas
given the project the code name "Ea1let."
Although Meyers would not provide details, a
director who did not want to be identll\ed coo·
firmed trade rePorts that the new car would be
based on AMC's subcompact model, the Spirit.
The Eagle, introduced last fall, la a compact.
It is largely responsible for AMC sales lalns in re·
cent months running 40 percent or more a.bead of • PERSONALIZED the same moot.bl a year earlier. The chairman did confinn that the new model • EASY TO USE would be made in Kenosha, Wis., AMC'• only U.S.
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NEW YORK (AP) -The stodr boom ol tbe JJeOI wu
often spurred bf UM alo1ao. "1t'a 1mart to own •piece ol
America." Ownenhlp ol atoclt, lt wu aald, meant YoU
were lbarlng In the ecooomy'1 bounty.
That wu back Lbeo when people tsad more lnalt lD sur· roaate money, when t.bey bad faith that paper always
would be acceptable u a medium ol eacbanae. when they beU~ that economic iutttutkJm were permwal.
Fait.b hasn't va.n!Jbed, but lt hu dJminlabed. When you
speak today ol ownJ.nt a plece ol America you may be talk·
lnl of the real thine. about real .ute, oil, meta.la, tnel.
These Mem to be the new collectibles, Just u dJamonda,
art, stamps and rare boolt1 were
earlier.
It might all pass. Stampedes make
a great roar comin& but they leave in a
cloud of dust. Thia stampede could alao,
especially if detmte between the great
powers is resumed. But for now, it's
here.
Each day the oewapapers document
It Gold, silver . platinum and copper are
hoarded by those wbo can •Jo nothing but
bold or trade them. Tbe acuve stocks are
often those of natural resource com·
panles.
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SUQI BUYE&S CANNOT cooiume their purchases.
Because lhei.r gold la locked ln a vault they cannot, for ln· stance, admire iL They cannot make other product.a from
It because they bave no facility tn doin1 so. For them,
metal is money. And ao are other natural resources. When
people suspect paper money, created as a substU.ute
bee-use desirable limited natural reaources are too cum·
beraome to handle, they tend to return to the real thing.
AND WHAT CAUSES today's suapicions? The threat
or war. the instability of governments, inflation, and a fear
that the old economic order ls bei.n8 upset before anyone
has a notion ol what wiU replace lt. And so tbe retnat to
basics. Gold. which wu "demooeti.zed" or, u we thought, set adrift from currencies ao that il could operate u juat
another ~modity, is rea.saerting it.self a.s money. So are
real estate and other natural resources -the real Uune
rather than substitutes.
Many collect.ors of natural resources do not even con·
islder themselve:. investors so much as escapees.
Market Resumes
Early 1980 Rally
~E'A \ORK <AP1 -Th<' ~tock market pu~ht>d aheucl
toda} n~uminst 1~ 1·arh· l!JW.l rail} after <• mad :.t.!~"'"
p3USl'
The Dov. Jone!> a..,eragc· or JO tndustnalc;, flrf morl'
than a i:wnnt Jt r111dd"'' ""J~ up''' Jll'>Jnt.-. 1<>9<.11 0:1 hd•m· C'l<>'i mg at895 1,s
Garners held an~ 7 lead over losers among New York
St(}('lc EJtcbanRe·hsted is.sues
Analysts noted that the market has been in the grip o(
a "oaturaJ resourceg" manJa for several w~ks.
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Coach P1111s
Team Off Floor . "
-T~SI, na. <AP> -ni:sme _.. wlth 11:40 Wt to play. Tbe eoedMI equand otl at court. 0.. teem left UM noor w1a11e tbe otber' ltalM a '1·m1DIU attdon Mrik•
1W wu the wack,J ecmt Tbu.r.d.a1 nlabt u llempbie Slate
foffett.d a 11.uo Cont•r-. coUese bubtbaU 1am• t.o t'Jonoa
StaM.
'l"be cam• ended wttb rsu abud a.a.. Two teebnlcaJ tree UlJ'ows by Mickey Dillard proved t.o be tbe wtnnlq polnta.
THE &PISODE BEGAN WREN the llempbla State bench was
called for ita lecoad tecllnical foul witb U .40 left oo the clock. Ac·
cordiq to witneaee, here 1s what transplred.:
Memphl.a State Coach Dana Kirk l'fabbed the ball and beld it
behind his back.
"If that guy aboota tboee two foul abota, I'm La.kine my ~am
off the floor," Kirk told official Dan Wooldriqe.
"If you call your team off the noor you forfeit the 1ame," the
official responded.
"IS THAT SO!" YELLED BACK Kirk, who then waved his
players off the court.
The free throws were shot, Woolridae approached the scorer's
COLLEGE BASKETBALL?
table and sai<l. "Tbls game as forfeited."
In a statement alter the game, Wooldridge sald Kirk told him
twice the Memphis State team would walk out if the te<:hnical
fouls, for "bench misconduct," were shot.
When Kirk heard the statement, he retorted, "It ls totally un-
true. That's not what happened. That's not what was said. No
further comment.'' 11
D.ily PMlie Molft -AFTER mE GAME ENDED at 8:58 p .m ., Kirk bad a nm-in
with F1orida State Coach Joe Williams when Kirk continued to
argue with the officials.
LISA SHIRK, AN OCEAN VIEW HIGH SENIOR, IS A PROMISING YOUNG GYMNASTICS STANDOUT.
"You stay out of this," Kirk told Williams
"Hold it Dana," Williams replied. "I have a right to listen to
the officials. When they talk to one coach lbe other bas a rlght to
listen."
Lisa Shirk: A. Gym of an Athlete
The two reportedly shoved each other briefly and nearly came
to blows. Ocean View High Senior Doesn't Worry A.bout Boycott
"l'M NOT SURE WHAT HAPPENED between us," Williams
s aid ... But be told me to get out or the way when I tried to listen to
lbe ref. 1 don't think J touched him, did I?"
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of -CM;ty ,., ... -
Dedication and hard work have been a way or lire for
Lisa Shirk for the last 13 months and the end result could
be very disappointing to the 18-year-old Ocean View High
senior if the U S. does not participate in the Olympic
Games th.is summer l.n Moscow.
anylhmg tn competallon but on the balance beam, th1ng.s
move slower and I get nervous with the crowd watching.
Knowmg they are all watctung me perform makes me
nervous ..
"A couple people s tepped bet ween them ," said Tom
Vogelgesang, a student assistant with the FSU Sports Information
Department. "It would have been chaos bad a fight broken out."
The FSU team and lbe officials went to the lockerroom while
Kirk and his team stayed on the fioor amidst loud booing. They
didn't leave until 9:39, 41 minutes after tbe game was forfeited
•"'IBl;f WERE ruST Sl1TING OD the bench chairs,.. said
Vogetreng ... They were kind of slWng In a half huddle. Tbe
coach was standing there. Fans wete walking around, trying to
find out what was happening. It was Just mass conlualoo."
Lisa isn't complaining but is qoieUy going about a pro-
gram Of gymnastics s he hopes will lead to a berth OD the
U.S. Olympic team this summer .
ONE REASON SHE GETS SUCH high marks on the
uneven bars 1s the lncorporauoo of a tnck no other woman
gymnast an the world performs at the present time, ac-
rordmg t.o Peters
He calls at a straddle 6.ert with an eagle grip. ">..far Born and raised in Connecticut, she came to California
In January, 1979, when her coach took a
job with SCATS Gymnastics or Huntington
Bea ct~
as I know, she's the only girl an the world
t.o do this lnck," he says.
The Seminoles, led by Dillard with 16 points, are now 13·5 and
5-3 in league play. Tbe Tigers, paced by Arthur Banka, Otis
Jackson and Steve Meacham with 11 point.a each, slipped to 9-11
and 2-6.
"I COACHED HER lN Connecucut, ··Don
Peters says.. ·'Then when I took the Job as
bead coach for SCATS. ahe came out here
and is living with my wife and I while going
lo school and cootanwng wtth her gym-
nastics program."
'"In the summer, t.hf're aren't that
many meets and we havt.' lime to practice
on d.llfttmt tnck.s," Llsa says. "Don came
up with lb.al ooe last summer and when J
tried il. it ... real .cary.
''I wouJd la.ad oa lbe bar and bru.tae my back. 1ben we round out I was going
too hagh. I would go straight up and come
back down on top or the bar. 1 had to
stret.ch my legs out more to the side " To Aggies in OT
UCI Plays Well,
·But Still Tumbles
Lisa is one of three SCATS team mem-
bers who are s till in the running for a
berth OD the U.S. Olympic team Uus sum·
mer.
The darling of the competition to date
haa been her teammate. Beth Kline, a
resident of Covina who trains under Peters
along with a third girl still eligible, Lucy
ColLins. Kime f1rushed tturd in alJ-around
competition recently m BuffaJo in her first
maJor meet as an elite ~ymnast.
WHEN SHE STARTED gymnastics at
age lJ. Llu d.Jdn 't like the uneven bars.
"I bated them bttause I rouldn't do
anylhlng on them:· l>he says m recall.ulg
ht.>r early dars 1n R} mnastu·s
It's the other way around with the
balance beam
"That's mv weake-st t•vent." ~he sayo;
"Rut I really i1kc to practice on 1t But 1n
meets. I get scared. I gut>ss 1t"; tht> crowd
v.atchang and the -.lowt.>r p.i<'e It's all Utah State may bring out the
best in UC Irvine but that still
hasn't enabled the Anteaters to
s nap their 0-for-confer ence
slump.
Trailing by as many as 12
poi nts, UCI r alli ed to tie the
PCAA co-leading Aggies at the
end of regulation only to fall in
overtime, 87-83, Thursday njght
at UCl's Crawford Hall
FIVE DAYS EARLIER, VCI
stayed within three points of the
Aggies most of the way before
dropping a 98-81 decision in
Logan, Utah.
"When you get that first win,
more come wttb it." said UCl
Coach Tim Tift. "We're still
looking for that first win but
we're going to get It.
"Obviously, we were disap·
pointed to lose but I was happy
with the way the team played.''
THE ANTEATERS, who
haven't won in nine conference
outings, were down, 58--49, before
golne on a 22·7 bliu in a span of
nine minutes that gave them a 71-6Sleadwith3:20remaini.ng~
But six straight free throws by
the Aggies tied the game at 71.
Robbie Beal put UCl ahead
again with a layup at the 1 :45
mark but on the play, be was
called for a charging foul and
Edgar Wickliff bit two free
throws to again tie the 1ame.
UCI called time out to set up
ror a lut shot only to lose the
ball out of bound.I. With aeven
aecooda left, Utab State'• Rieb
McElrath, a pJ'Oduct of Sad·
dlebaet Collep, 1ank two free
throws that apparently decided
the 1ame.
However. UCJ 1uard Loul1
Bremond took the inbound• pa11, dribbled across the Ume
Ila. MCI bU Beal with a pua.
Tb• w l\IAl'd tbeo dribbled to
&be tGp ~ the key, workiDJ <me·
oaoCIGI Malmt a dereoder, and
1wilbld fn a a.foot Jwnpe( that
j\lllt bell the buuer and aent the
1am• tnto overtime
IN THE DT&A session, UCI sot a break when Victor Conyen
blocked a abot, only to have McEl.ntb at.al the ball and score
on a layup. The two teams traded
points wtil ~an Hunger bit two
free throws and a slam dunk to
give the visitors an insurmounta-
ble 87 -81 advantage.
"Ltsa d.Jdn"t have a good met>l Qve r
all." Peters says. "But she won the un-
even bars with a 9.95 score and was
seve~th overall. I feel they both cfln make
1t to the final seven who are selected for
the Olympic t eam."
LISA SHIRK mental be<-ause I can do Pverythmg that 1s
in the routme ..
Beal, who had Z1 points agaimt
the Aggies last week, had 28
agains t them Thursday Quentin
Rrown, blending well into the
s tarting unit, rut 10 of 15 shots
from the field and had a team-
higb six rebounds.
THE U.S. SQUAD WILL RA VE SIX gymnasts and an
alternate and 1f 1t doesn 't make at to Moscow, will compete
an a sports festival m Colorado this summer.
When sbe scored a 9.95 on the bars in Buffalo. she de
reated Marsha Fredent'~s. a former pupil of Peters and
the only U S. gymnast ever to wm a gold medal m antema·
uonal compet.Jt.Jon. She won the m1..'<1al on the bars and Lisa
beat her m ber favonte e,•ent
And, for the first time tttis year.
Getting a 9 95 on the bars bas been Lisa's biggest thnll
in gymnastics competitton.
"I've lost my concentration several Umes tn the other
events and fouled up," she admUs. "You know you can do
the tricks in your routine because the coaches wouldn't let
you try them if you couldn't do them.
USA DOESN'T WORRY ABOUT the fact that the US.
team may not get to Moscow this summer
"I reaUy don't mow what to 'lay about that." she says.
UCI outrebounded an opponent.
29-22.
All that's left for the Anteaters
to do now is outscore a foe
"On the bars. you don't have time to get scared or
"I wouldn't want to have the Olympics af at will endanger
somebody I'll just go as far as I can and if we don't ao to
(See SID.ll1', Page 86>
Tars Get the Big Test Tonight Stennett Gets
$3 Million
Giant Contract Newport Faces Marina in Another Sunset League Crucial
By &OGER CAllLBON
Ot•O-"Y ........... Newport Harbor High'• one-game edge
in the Sumet League basketball race geta
the big test tonight u UM Sallon vfalt pre·
season favorite Marina.
The Vlkinp, who seem to make a habit
of playing overtime games In league play.
were 58-57 victims in double overtime at
Newport Harbor In the flnt round.
BUT FOB THE FlaST TIME lbl1
season, after three setbacks ln overtime,
Marlna (ot.3) found the wlDDlDI amwer ln
overtime Wednesday to •taJ wit.bin ranee
of a piece of the title and a CIF 4·A playoff
benh.
Th• SaJJon are on a tour-came wtnnlnl
streak and 1et the bulk of tbelr firepower
from W Bruce Caldwell and 1-1 bl")'lll
Llnaky, while Marina count.en with ita
one-two backcourt punch of 6-5 Keith
Dawson and 6-2 Sam AJello.
CALDWELL AVERAGFJI 17.2 polnts ln
le&JU•1 MUle Aiello and DaWIOD amwer
wtth 17.2 and 18.8 avera1ea.
The Sallora, bowever, have bad at leut
three playen lD double fllW'M la every
league l&ut, wtth BW Yantley (22) and
Cory Everhart (IO) prcmdlna bl& burtta
against Hmrtinstoa Beaeb and Edi.Ion.
In the fa.nt coofrontatlon, Dawson and
Aiello combined for 36 of Manna's 57
points.
ELSEWHERE IN THE SUNSET:
Weatmiolter (1-6) is at Fountain Valley
(5-2) and Edison C4·3) ls at HunUnaton
Beach (l-6).
Estancia, the top-rated team ln CIF 3·A
and Onnae County, boeta Unlvenlty (2·5,
6-12) tODtCht lD Sea View Leaiue play.
The Eqlel, 7-0 and lt-3 overall, wlll be
trylq to give Coach Larry Sunderman bis
lOOt.b win u a vanlty coach (three years
at Cost.a Mesa and three seasons at Estan·
cla).
OTREll SEA VIEW LEAGUB veotures
match Corona del Mar (8-1) at a.a 11 ..
(1-6) andDToro (4-3) atirvtneU.e).
South Cout League action featune San
Clemente's playoff-hopeful TritGnt (4·3) at
league leader Mlu1on Vl•Jo (8·1>,
Capistrano Valley (3-4) at Dana Hilla (4-S)
and Laiuna Beach (0-7) at IAiuna HlJla
(4-3).
Ocean View goes for lta aolh victory of
the aeaaon u the Seabawu tau a lt-2
overall record to Loara In Emplre Leasue
play. Loara is 1-U.
All games are scheduled to begin at 8,
except for the 7: 10 Angelus League game
lovolving Bishop Amat at Mat.er Dei.
The Monarchs are fresh from a 41-4&
overtlme Ylctory over Servi~ that virtual-
ly uaured a top flnlsb for the team. But
Coach Jerry Tardie isn't ready to
celebrate yet.
"We sUll have three sames to play and
anytb.lng can happen," be aald f0Uowin1
Wedneaday's key victory.
Bl.Jbop Amat doesn't flrure to ave the
Monarcbl much tl'Ouble at home~ tonilbt
and after that it's Bishop Moataomery
Tuesday and Plus X Friday to cloee out
theaeuoo.
llazers Trade Lucas
For New Jersey's Natt
EAST •RUTHERFORD, N.J . (AP)
The New Jersey Neta today tredld rootie
forward Calvin Natt to UM Portland Trail
Bla.zen for dls1runtled veteran forward
Maurice Lucas and fint-round pleb lD the
I.MO and 1981 d.rtafta.
Natt. the Neta' MCODd leadlDI scorer
with an avera1e of 19.7 polnta and the
leadiq rebounder Wltb nine per 1ame,
wu New Jersey's toi> pick lD the 1'79 draft
and the e11bth player selected overall.
PITTSBURGH (AP> -The
Sao Francisco Giants have
signed former Pittsburgh
Pirates' second baseman Rennie
Stennett to a five-year, $3
million cootract, the Plttaburgb
Post-Gazette reported today.
Stennett, who brote bia riabt
leg In a slide at 'I'bree Riven
Stadium ln August 1971, wu
chosen by the Giants in tut No-
vem ber's re-entry draft.
"We're counting on Stennett to
make it all t.be way physically,
and, when be does. be wlll show
that be Is the best second
baaeman in baseball," said
Olanta' owner Bob Lurie.
Tbe Poet-Guette 1ald St.en.
nett, 21, received a Sl mlllloo
slgnlq bo•n•, half to be paid
DOW and the other half with in·
terest after be retires. Ula year-
ly SUU'7 wtJl be $400,000.
Stennett was bittlnc .33&
before b1a tJ:Uury. In um. wtth
bls leg stllJ swollen, he played lD
106 1ames for the Plrates and
batted .243. llis average wu .231
last year.
·"I Just didn't feel at home lD
Plttabu.r&b," be said. "Few peo.
pie knew I hit .300 on the road
last year. I think I was Jwst &lad
to be out or town."
-tw1. Y Prl.OT ,,.~.,~ .. ,-
A Cepau• Report ''°"' the Wortd of lf»ort•
Ex-New Mexico Player
Got 850 for Rebounds ,.,... ", .,....&dle9
i\UlUQUERQU E -P'ormer Nut Mo&lco m boalt lball player Jim my Allen aa;yw be told the
NCAA t.Mt e '"' 11n o him~ leediaa \be team lo rebounds dunna t\lfO eruct.I 1amea.
Allen, who n ow rlaya In f'rance for the Reim•·
Ctaampaan b1111htbal .tetm, alao told the AJbuqu.rque
Tribune an a telepbooe lnl6View Tbunday that coacMs
helped him arranae a deal where be UNd a loan tntended for
education purposes to buy • car ud U)al he received
academlC' crt'dil for UNM dauea be never attended.
AU en aa1d he alao waa promi.aed a tree trip home at
('hr1Slmas •od lhou&ht star players were given apectal dl.S·
counts on steN"O purchaaea
"That luff was petty -chickenfeed. they throw Jt up m
your face Your bte 1s worth more than Lbat," Allen said.
Another former Lobo player. Everette Jefferson. has said
players were given m oney by UNM fans after winnlng some
games. He satd players didn't get money "after every game,
JUSt some games "
The university ts in the proces.'l or answering S7 NCAA al·
legations sent lo President William E. "Bud" Davis last Sep
tember de aling with its athletic program.
Peter Johnstone. a lawyer hired by UNM to investigate
the allegations said he has answered about 20 of them , includ·
ing five specific questions on ruJes violations.
"Some of the allegations are substantially correct, and
som e are arguable." Johnstone said.
------Quote ol tlw Day------.
San 01C'go State basketball coach David <S mokey)
Gaint>s: •·1 bchcvc m higher education. You know, fl 8,
6-9. 6-10 .....
No ladfa• '" Cherokee R•o•e
SHR EVEPORT, La -Cherokee Rhone 1s the m
6·8 ccnt<'r of the Centenary baskt'tball team
Rhone says that !.O far as he has been able to
find out hl• has no Indian ancestors. Al the start of
the fall semester m 1979. he says he rose in his English class
and said "I m Chcrokt•I.' flhonc. and that's my real naml' ·
Free .loin• Ger.,ln on 'Sl~1c· List
In professional sports. often 1t'.c; the tall that m
"'ags th<' dog The s1tuut1on 1s never more obvious
t hun in pro baskt>tball, where newspaper accounts
are filled with players asking for a nd rece1v10g
m1ll1on dollar contracts and others asking for their con
trac ts to bt• rcnt•g<1t1atcd to keep pace In San Diego, the focus
1s on Llovd t'ree. the NBA"!-. second.Jead1n~ srorer who.
wants h1!-> $111.(ll)() pt·r Y<'ar contract updated !It· rrnssed a
prudtt'l' and Wt•dnt·sda) '!-> i.:amt' a!;(a1 nst
<:nldt•n '-'ta tt• 'howPd up I:! mmutt.'S late
for pr<1C'l1c·t' Thur:,da~ <ind then promptly
!->pralfll'cl an anklt· .. ~t <i:, be I'd httvt· hc~n
under :-.u:,lll'll!->ion it I wasn't h1·n'." 1-'rt·1•
-..11d Coac•h Grne Shue !-><lid "We vc cl,.
<·1dc·d to at·t•t•pt his exl'usc· that ht· was Jll ,"
whtlt• owner Jrv Levin added. "Lovd Fn·l'
dt•!>ervcs more money and he's g01ng to
1-!t't 1l " Meanwhile, San Antonio's ~rge
Gervin returned to practice Thursday
a fter insisting that illness caused tum to
,.... miss one game and thre e practice
sessions. The NBA 's leading scorer. disgruntled over his
paltry $350,000·per.year contract. scored 34 points in Sun·
day's NBA All star g;ime but then called in si<'k Monday
St'.Jltlt· c1<>i.· ... n I ..,,.,.rn tn have• unv team troubles Tht>
!'-.u1wr'.'.(m11, lw10 ... 11·tl 11t1•tr "••avm rPcc;rd to 40 Iii with their
third \\Ill 1n .1 111v. .• 1 11'1 102 vf'rd1ct oH:r 0Ptroit. that kept
llwrrt 1ir11· g.1rn1· up on th• l..1k1·r.., 111 tht· l'at'lf1<· D1\'ls1on Den·
ni!>. John~on had 2:1 rOlnts for Seattle while J ack Sikma had JR
po111ts .ind IX r t•hounds l::ddje Jo hnson scored 23 points
..is Atlanta ntppNI Utah. 92 00. Adrian Daotley of the J azz led
all st•or('r'\ with 2R points Bllly Knight's 33 pomts and 14
rebounds keyc•d lndianu's 134·104 w10 over Washington.
Rwr•fa•• Cheered b1J Erie €roted
team was in Erie, Pa. for an exhibition game ,
The Soviet Uo1on's crack Olympic ice hockey Ei1
against the En e Blades but the only booing was
aimed al lhc officia ls. Said Alex Subo, a 60-year-
old newspaper pressman and Blades season ticket holder: "I
am from Hungary. I ha te the Russians, and I am against
Communis m . but this is s port." A sellout crowd of 4,250 flag·
waving Ca ns gave the Erie te am a s tanding o vation
after lhe game, eve n t hough it lost, 9·0. The Soviets, who play
the U.S. Olympic team Saturday in New York, also were
cheered after the game ... Rick Middle&.on continued his
hot scon ng with his 24th and 25th goals and rook.le de·
fenseman Ray Boorqoe broke one of Bobby Orr's records
wit h three assists as Boston downed Toronto, 8-6, in NHL ac·
lion ... Danny Gare'• three goals supported the shutout
goallending of Don Edwards as Buffalo blitzed Pittsburgh,
9·0 . . Philadelphia's 26-game home imbeaten streak came
to an end when Vancouver beat the Flyers, 4-1, behind Rick
Vaire's two goals . Rod Laopay•s second goal of the
season ~ave Montreal a 4·3 tnumph over Colorado, the Cana-
d1ens' fourth straight triumph
Std..-'• Ne. ~ to Be Retlretl
The Los Angeles Dodgers will retire uniform •
No. 4 that was worn by Edwin "Duke" Snider at
the annual old timers J?a me Sunday, July 6. It will
be the sixth uniform number the Dodgers retired
... Sylvia Bertolaccinl bogeyed two or the final three holes
but m anaged to finish with a three-under·pa r 69 and a one·
shot lead in an LPGA tournament in Mi ami ... A jury con·
vicled Texas Christian Umversity tight end Brad Bowen or
kidnapping. then recommended a four-year probation sen·
tence. . Mel Holl ... d, a starting guard on the University of
California basketball team , has quit the squad and plans to
tra nsfer at the e nd of the winter a cademic quarter ... A
U.S. boycott of the Olympic Games in Moscow would be a
m istake, says Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals lo the
1936 Olvmo1cs in Germany ... Lyna SwaJlD, whose leaping,
graceful catches as a Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver have
made tum one or football's premier players, now 1s a U"WI~
of the city's ballet company ... Watkins Glen may be stag·
ing the U.S. Grand Prix East on Oct. 12 after all. The
powerful Formula One committee of ~e International Auto
Sport Federation. will formally endorse the rescheduling of
the race at a m eeting Feb. 22 reports state ... A federal
judge ha.a cleared major league pitcher Boa Grtmaley of ln·
tentionally injuring a Fenway Park spectator with a thrown
ball, but a jury will decide whether Grimsley was neeUgent
... David P . Maaal.ag. Jr., not only Jost the suit agal111t
Grimsley but ended up in jail for bis trouble. He was arrested
on an J.8.month-old warrant tor burglary and larceny when an
officer in Duxbury noticed the news of the trial and remem·
bered the ou&atand.mg WftM'&nl . . . Charges of possessing co-
caine were dropped aaainat race car driver Salt Waltller who
was arrested laat week alter allegedly cruhing a $1.0,000
aporta car lnto four parked cars then driving away. T....._,..,,le
TV: Horse Racine -Today at Santa An.It.a, 7;30 p.m .•
Cbannel S2.
RADIO: Baaltatball -Laken at New Jeney 8 p m KLAC (570). ' . · .,
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SPORTS BREAK/BASKETBALL
Howard L. Handy
Stardom Ahead
,.,.._ U ~&dMie Eanalna a •tartln1 apot oo the UCLA wom~n·s
S A ~ P ll A N C I S C 0 -bullet.ball team u a f~an is Mission Viejo
f"rabmu Quint.lft Dalley teond Hl1b iraduate Jeanoo Beauprcy.
11 ~ l.o lead I balaoeed at-S6e wu l1Jo a sett.er on the Bruin volleyball
tack u the linJveralty of San team durtnc the tall semester and ill at the school
.Frandac:o ect1ed Loyola 12·80 on a volleyball acbolarahlJ>.
Tbunday nlabt and took a ball· The.. Bndnl flniahed third ln the country in
1•m• Ind In the West Cout volleyball and Beauprey played a leading role in
At.hi.Uc Cootettnce basketball that aucce11. She La following in the root.steps of raJc~. ..~•~L • Ann Meyeri and Den1ae Corlett a.a a two-sport 1m _IC'V_.ey, a 1raduat.e ol atar.
l!ata.oda Hi&b and Orance Coast WILb three more years to play, Beauprey has
C0Ue1e, •cored 32 points for unUmUed potential 1n both sports, according to her Loyola. now S-4. coaches.
Junior Bart Bowen. who put At Miulon Viejo High ahe was an aJl.CIF lb~ Dona ahead for lood with six performer in bolb basketball and voUeyball along
minutes I~ in the fi~t half oo a wiLb playing abort.atop on the softball team S he
jump abot, teed the victory with doesn't figure to play a third sport at UC LA this
a pair of free throws with five year
~econds to play. Mcc loskey bit a
Jumper at Lbe buzzer for the
fina l score.
.a9ers•I•
. FRESNO -Craig Dykema
tipped an a shot with no time ~
maining to give Long Beach
State a 67·65 Pac ific Coast
Athletic Association victory ove r
l''resoo State.
With 24 seeoods left and the
score tied al 65. F rancois Wise
stole the ba ll for Long Beach
State, which then controlled it
until Michal'I Wiley took a 20·
fool jumper with three seconds
left . The shot bounced off tbe
n m, but Dykema rebounded and
put ll tn.
Wi se led all scorers with 25
points as Long Be a ch broke
F r esn o's 16-game winning
streak at home Dyke m a added
15 and Wiley 13 1n the victory.
"'h1ch gave Long Beach a 6-2
ll'af:(ue record and a share of
f1r:-.t place with t:tah State.
TUalU IJ~nd~d
San Jose State. dominatin~ the
ha ckboards. got 16 points apiece
fro m Mickey J ac k son and
Doug las Murray and stopped
<:a l Sta te FullC'r ton 66·58 in
PCAA play at Fullerto n
The Spartans out rebounded
t hl' Titans 43 to 26, slowly pull
111~ a wa~ from Fullerton in the
'-l'Cond half of a !.low-paced .
ph\ Sll'ally pla)NI ('()nll'<;l
,\ totuJ of 50 fouls Wl'rl' called
1n lhl' game. with Fullerton
s tarting forward Tom ~torgan
;ind Sun Josl''s starting center
Arthur Graham fouung out in
the final four minute:,.
Tommy Wi ght had 13 points
for r uJlerton.
c.~ .... ,
STOCKTON -Ron Cornelius
a g raduate of Santa An a Valley
ll1gh. scored 18 first half points
3!-t Pac1f1c pulled a~a} C'arly to
beat L'C Santa U;irhar ..t. 75 6.11n
l'C AA act111n
The T11(t'rs stored th<' game's
firs t f1vt> point!-. and never
traile d. The Ga uchos stayed
<'lose until midway thro ugh lhe
f irst ha lf when Corne lius hit
three straight bucke ts to give
Pacific a 10.pomt m ar gin .
F,....Page•S
SIDRK ...
Moscow. we'll have som e type or
m eet or sports festival."
Peters is more outspoken.
"I have mixed feelings right
now," he s aY.s. "I don't coodooe
the Afghanistan situation. And I
have dealt with the Russians a
lot in international competjtion.
They will do what.ever it takes to
win. They have a different code
of ethics than we have.
·'It is too bad that tbe
a mateur athletes of the world
m ust bear the brunt of thJ.a silua·
lion. The Olympics are the goal
of all of them and they don't get
paid for competing. It's a shame
it has gotten to lhia point."
IN MOST COMPETl110N,
there are four events for the
women in gymnaJSUcs -uneven
bars, balance beam, floor ex-
e rcise and vaulting. Scores are
averaged for the all.around
competition.
"Ll.aa is fairly strong in the
floor exercise and vaulting and
we are working in a few new
things for the Olympic tryout
semifinals," he says. "But she
needs more work oo the balance
beam."
While Lisa is bis pride and
joy and bu been for the past
five years, he is a vecy hiah in
his praise of Beth.
"She's a risi.Qg star and she
s et the gymnaatics world on fire
ln that last meet," be says. "No
one knew she was even 1oing to
compete becauu sbe wu in-
jured last year and had just
started in elite competitioo lhl.1
year.
"She was the surpme ot the
meet and took third overall out
of 43 gymnutl from all over the
country. It wu her ft.rat oatioaal
elite competltloo. She will be a
good one and bean watcbint."
The Olympic aemlftnati will
be held April J.&.18 at Salt Lake
City. with tbe flna.1.1 at '•cboe· vme, F11 ... ., 28. Only tM top 1e strll wtU so to F.lortda out of
M competl.Qa Ila Vt.ab. TbeD they
wU1 be pared down to tbe ft.u1
H\'ell,
••• WHILE THE HIGH SCHOOL bas ketball
season will soon be winding down. t he Junior col
le ge teams are only beginning their seasons
Golden West College will be hard pressed to
repeat last year's undefeated sea.son when 1t won
the Southern Cahlomia championship season. But
they have one big plus agam Uus season
Kim Eisenhart, a 6·3 center, is back in the fold
and looking good in practice sessions, according to
her coach Dick Stricklln.
"At the present time, I'm trylng to get Kim to
be more aggressive." he says.
Also returning to the GWC fold 1s Chris Cage
who set a season assist record 0431 last season.
Renee Esque r . a transfe r from Citrus College.
gives the Rustlers three sophomores
One girl who will be missing this season ,.,
Pam Banks . now playing for the University or
Washington Ba nks has be~n one of the leaders for
the Huskies this season. averaging 13 8 points a
game and rune rebounds • • • THE UC IRVINE WOME~'S ba!>ketball tec.m
may not be doUli: too well in thl' v.on lost column
but Diana Meier has bt•en a standout this season
In a four game sp1rn. she hit 58 per ct'nl of tltr shots
from the floor while avt'ragtng 12 5 p<11nt.s a gam+-
:rnd 9 3 rebounds ~he a li:.o hit 17 nf 20 free throv..,
in this lime
Freshman Kalhl'• Int• ll.Jm1lton 1~ among tho•
JEANNE BE.AUPREY KIM EISENHART
leaders ln Southem Cal.Jfomia Athletic Association
statistics In 22 games. she has averaged 9.8 re-
bounds and is averaging 15.8 points per game. All
this for a team that was 0·6 in confe rence play. • • • DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON, fans
often ask for the score of Slippery Rock State in
Pennsylvania. Few. 1r any, really have any con-
nection wilh the school or the team, but the name
has been intnguing for a number of years and no
football score board would be complete without its results.
The CC Irvine women's swim team has a
member this year who knows more than just the
fact tht• school has a football team. Kare n
Whitenack of Roanoke. Va .. tranafe rred to UCI
rrom Suppery Rock State and will compete in dis-
tance freestyle and 1nd1v1dual medley events for
Coach An Simmons squad
Incidenta lly. the team has at least one pote n-
tial Olympian on its r~ter Jen.ruler Chandler. a
)!Old medal winner at Montreal m 1976, ts d!ving
for LTI lh1s }t.'ar She tr ansferred Crom Otuo state
la!>l )>ea r but a back lnJUry kept her Crom compel·
1ni.: She 1' a wphomor P and could be a leading
1·<1nd1datf' for thP l S Ol}mp1c team -1f the U.S
< ornpc·te.., 1n lhl· Camr"••
Austin In, McCallum Out in Forum Tennis
INGLF.WOOD I /\P 1 Trar\
Austin 1s m th~· ~l·m1 final:, and
Martina Na vr;itilova pla ~' ht r
quartl•rftnab matc-h ton1.:ht hut
1 t • s a 11 o v c r f 11 r R o ht• rl .i
~l cCallum. the surµnM· of .i 1l'n
n1s toumam(•nt al tht· f''orum
Second st•(•d(.•d A us l 1 n. who
breezed pa.c;t Carolyn Stoll fl 11,
6· I Thursda y. 1s off until 5atur
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Uut Mc<.' all um. v. h<, clo"' n1·d
1978 ~· S Open ftnalJ<.t Pam
Shnn•r and No 6 Kathy Jordan
10,1rllt>r 1n Uw week. fe ll Thur:.·
OJ ) to So. :I W1•ndy Turnbull of
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\o\ ho r1·.1l h•·d 1 ht• '>l"m 1f1n.1h
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Neae T!fPe of Blo«!k
1ndiana Pacer forward George McGinnis
(right) blocks out Washington center Wes
U nseld and teammate James Edwards
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with h as l eg Thursday night 1n I n ·
daa napolb Indiana won the NBA game.
134 104.
Jim McKay Up Close
ABCAnclwrman Working Nimh Olympics
By FRED ROTHENBERG ·~~-.-r Since he will be coming into many of your
homes for 1J straight nights starting next Tuesday,
it might be nice to give you the man behind the
makeup -Jim McKay -up close and personal.
N ext to Johnny Carson. McKay ls American
television's second most famous host. The Lake
Placid Games Feb. 12·24 will be McKay's ninth
Olympics. dating back to 1960 when he worked ror
CBS in Rome
CARSON BEGAN IDS entertainment career
as a magician. which ortens puts hJm in good stead
when he has to make JO minutes worth of malenal
s tretch over an hour and a half. McKay began bis
career as a police reporter ror the Baltimore Sun.
which is a superb background when news events
-like the massacre of 11 Israelis at the Munich
Olympics -play games with s ports.
Yrom newspaper work. McKay went lo a
Baltimore TV station m 1948 lo host a three-hour
sports show. In t,tiose infant days of TV, everything
was live McKay teamed early on about the agony
of defeat. During &ports gaps or technical ~f·
fi cullies , McKay would sqwrm and apologize.
Other times. he would become a song-and-dance
man
One of his ad-lib routines caught the eye of the
CBS eye ln New York. McKay took his ac~ on the
road and the Big Apple had one of the first TV vari~ly Rhows. Would you believe "The Real
McKay"?
LJVE TV AND VARIETY SHOWS r ounded
h im out and prepared him for the unexpec ted. So
SPORTS ON TJI
when ABC Sports' president, Roone Arledge,
needed an anchorman to cover the Arab te rrorists
attack in 1972, he chose McKay over news cor·
respondents Peter J ennings and Lou Cioffi and
even Howard Cosen .
McKay earned an Emmy Awa rd for his work
under pressure and praise from a fellow acborman
of some note. "You honored your profession,
net work and yourself." The telegram was signed
"Walt.er Cronkite.'•
For the past 18 years, McKay bas been host of
ABC's "Wide World of Sports." What be can do
better than anyone else in the business ls give
viewers a sense and feel for the humanity and at·
mospbere of an event. He is a terrific story t eller.
wltb a recognition that all tales need a beginning,
middle and an end.
McKAY SAYS HIS TECHNIQUE was in·
fiuenced by Art.bur Godfrey, a former CBS co·
worker "He told me there might be millions of
people out there, but treat them as if they were a
million single people "
Another major influence was a sports writer
McKay read religiously while growing up In
Philadelpftia -Red Smith, the Puliuer Prize win-
ner now writing a column for the New York Times.
Makeup can erase some of the lllJes creasing
his face and give the 57·year-old McKay his
boyish. wide-eyed look. He says he's tiring of the
grind on the road. ln 1978 he traveled 42 out of 52
weeka. But no matter what foreign food mlabt be
rumbling ln his belly, McKay, ever the pro·
fesslonal, will appear eager and enthwilaaUc on
screen.
WHILE McKAY BAS BEEN apannlng the 1lobe,
bil wile, llartaret -a freelaoce writer -bu been
ot their home in Westport, Coon., ralslng two
children.
• ·1· m usually home ln the middle of the week,·•
he aald ... It's a tribute to Margaret tbat she m•de
tt normal ror me to be away on weekends and sUU
have a regular home We."
S•t •rd••'• T"1, Radio
TELEVISION
11 a m. (5) -TENNIS -Johan Kriek meets
Hans Gildemeister in a first-round match m the
WCT Challenge Cup, taped in Montreal.
11 :30 a ru. (13) -SPORTS AFIELD -~g
ments on ~nzzly bears. earthworms and a fl y.
castin~ school in the Catskills h1 ghlJgbt this week's
show
1 pm {221 -PRO SOCCER.
l.;JO pm. «ll -GOLF -Thud round play m
the Hawaiian Open
2 p m . <2> -TENNIS -Semifinal play in the
Pepsi Grand S lam . (34) -FUTBOL
INTEBNACIONAL -Flamengo vs. Grande in a
South American championship game.
2.30 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -
In Africa, Cheryl Tiegs Investigates the effects of
encroaching civilization on the native elephant
population. Also: Cliff Robertson flies one of the
world's fastest planes {52) -SKIING.
3.30 pm. <2> -SPORTS SPECTACULAR
The world sprint speed skahng championships
from West Allis. Wis . Also Part two of
superskates and part t wo of the Hollywood stunt
compelJlion. (7l -PRO BOWLING -The Midas
Open. taped in Palatine, 111. (4l -COLLEGE
BASKETBALL The Arizona Wildcats play the
Oregon State Beavers in a Pac-10 game at
Corvallis.
4 .50 p.m . (9) -NHL ROCKEY -The Kings
vs the Maple Leafs at Toronto. ·
5 p.m. <7> WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
The Wtntemationals Drag Ractng champ1onsh1ps.
t aped at Pomona las t weekend Also the
Hawaiian mastern surfing championships and the
world toboggan championshJp (28) -PRO SOC·
CER. h 8 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -T c
USC Trojans meet the UCLA Bruins al Pauley
Pavilion <50> -PRO SOCCER.
RADIO
Basketball -USC al UCLA. 8 pm • KMPC
<710) and KNX (1070). Pac1fic at Long Beach
State, 8 05 p.m .. KLON (88.l FMl and KNAC
(105 5 FM l. Saddleback at San Diego. 7 30 p m •
KSBR (88.5 FM I
Hockey -Kan gs al Toronto, 4. 50 p m . K lIS
(1150).
S•11da•'• T"1, Radio
TELEVISION
9.45 a.m . (34) -FUTBOL SOCCER.
10 a.m. (2) -NBA BASKETBALL -The Los
Angeles Lakers play the 76en in Philadelphia. (4)
-SPORTSWORLD -Michael "Dynamite" Dokes
(16-0) meets Lucien Rodrigue z (23·6) in ~
scheduled 10-round heavyweight bout from M1am1
Beach. Also: The Millrose Games. taped Ul New
York.
11:30 a.m. (4) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -
The Duke Blue OevU.1 play the Marquette War-
riors lD Milwaukee.
Noon (22) -AMEalCAN ANGLE&.
12:15 p.m . <2> -SPOllTS SPECTACULAR -
Part two oC the world sprint speed skating cham·
pionsblJ». Also Tbe 12 pole winners on the 1979
NASCAR circuit race SO mllea fpr $50,000. .
t p.m. (2) -TENNIS -The final in the Pepsi
Grand Slam from Boca Raton, Fla (7) -
8UPERSTA.ll8 -An assemblage of talent that
would make any football coach enviowi takes part
In the final men's preliminary competition, taped
at Freeport, the Bahamas.
1:30 p.m . (4) -GOLF -Final round play in
the Hawallan ()pen la telecast from HonotuJu. (52)
-COLLEGE BASK.ETBALL -North Carollna
State meets Notre Dame. Taped. 2:15 p.m. (7) -BOXINli -Amateur Oahters
from t.he U.S. and Cuba square off in a serin of
bou~taped in Havana.
McKay -bJt real name ii Mdlanua -met
lbr1aret when both worked on the Balthnore SUD.
Sb• wM tlMa Mar1aret D.mPM)', a 1troa1·wllled
1eneral ..tpaieat nport.er. Dempeey Mint a
famoa1 aporU oame, then...,.. box1DI atovn on
her chalr. Juat out of tbe Navy, McKay 6e1an b1I
nnt day ot work by 1ltUn1 lD ber chalr.
3:30 p.m . (7) -WIDE woaLD OF SPOaTS -
Coverage of the u.s .. cuba boxina championships
continues from Havana. Also: tbe le1eodary pool
playen ahootout and continu1n1 coverage of the
U.S. n.tiooal fl1ure skatin& championships, taped
in Atlanta.
7 p .m . (50 ) -SOCCEll MADE IN
GE&MANY. 7:30 p.m. (5.2) -UOUE &ACING -Today at
Santa Anita.
ltADIO
Buketball Lakert at Phlladelphla, 9;'5 Maraar« lt 5-7,,.,, McKay aa)'t be la M~.
McKay 1ave her back the eeat. A eourtahlp ltart·
ed. bat not 'lflf"/ quickly. It wu a htll y .. r Won
McKay uked Mar1aet for a date. She didn't llke
1porta-and1Ulllan'tabt1ran.
a.m., KL.AC (~70).
Hockey -Klnp at Philadelphia, 3:50 p.m.,
KUS 0150). <llllt DaUy Pilot 11 aot retpoHlble for late
1 cbaa1t1.)
ff1dlw. '*'-Y •. ,., OM. y ptLQT ..,
Sunset S•owdowns Set
OiJen, Edison, Barona Battle to Wire
Stnee day coe, Fou.nta.la Valley Coach Carol
StrauaburJ n1ured the Sun.set League 1Lrls baaket·
ball race would come down to tbe final week. Wbat
1he d1dn't count on lt three t.eama fl&htin1 to the ftnlah.
"I thought it'ct be between us and EdJsoc." s he
said "Theo good old reliable Huntington Beach
1nuck in."
AcnJAU. Y. STR.AVSBlJJlG can thank the
Oilers for keeping Fountaln Valley to the race. H
Huntington Beach hadn't beaten Edison Tuesday.
the Chargers would already be celebrating their
championship As 1t 1s. HuntJngton Beach and
Edison share first walh 7 1 records. one game up
on Fountain Valley wtuch hosts both co-leaders next week.
"I'm thankful for that. JU.'il as long as we beat
them ... Strausburg s aid Thursday after the Baron:,
beat Newport Harbor, 56-47
The Barons even won with ~ Ann Margerum
havmg an orr night The seruor forward. averaging
over 20 poinlll a league oullllg, was held to Just m GIRLS' BASKETBALL
sev~n agains t the Sailors But Courtney Dillon, a
6·0 )wuor. picked up the :,lack by sconng 16 points
bdorefouling out in the thud quarter
EDISON. MEANWHILE. h:id one of those
~ames where everylhmg that went up seemed to
~o in The Chargers s hot 62 perrt-nl from the fi eld
and 79 percent from the fret: throw hne lo beat
Westm111.Ster. 89·35
Tracy Hanlon scored 21 potnl'i for Edison. htl
ting R of l2 shots from thf• fi eld and five of six from
the ltnt.• Shannon Meyer 'iror<'d 20 points. h1tllng 7
or 11 from the field and sinking all i.tit or ht!r free
throw'> Sue Randall addt.'<.I 17 p<J1nh and 15 re·
hounds while Meyer also ftn1!>hcd 14 tlh 13 boards
.ind ntm• steals.
lluntmgton Tkach. thret-time defending
h·aguc r hamp1o n which hgun-d to be rebwld10g
14 1th youth, rallied behtnd the Clinkenbeard s1ster.i
to b1.•at Manna . 60 53
Trac('). a 5 6 sophomore who hn1.,hed with 16
11oants. and Ctndy. a 5· 7 seruor who wound up with
11 , e~ch scort'd sax points in the lhtr d quarter as
the Oilers w(•nt on a 21 10 splurge to overcome a :.rn 24 halftunc.· def1r1t Ch ris Hensley and Jenny
Townsend also :,cored m double figure:, for Hunt·
an gton Beach
MARINA ALSO HAD FOUR players in double
digits, Melinda Burn s with 15. Ltnda Bohm and
Colleen Berry with 12 and Jill Gillingham Wllh 10.
But tha t one bad quarter sent tht' V1k1ogs down to
their ftfth league defc:at agamst three oullngs
WodRound
Cures Golf er
HONOLULU c AP> -Engla nd ·s P e le r
Oosterbws wul\ so 111 he <.hdn't think be could start the
first round of the lf awaitan Open.
But he ft·lt bette r Thursday and ume to the
Wa1alae Country Cl ub course and shot i. 67. two
strokes behmd t he lc>aders and his best round he~
.. I didn't h..1ve t•nough energy to get angry and r playNI 14(•11." commenled the 31 }ear -old Bnton
whose previous best 1n a Hawauan Open was a 69
Oostl'rhu1" wound up in a six "'a>' ttt· for
second behind thl' leader5 , George Bums and
Leonard Thompson. who S<'l the pact• 14 tth :<.even
under-par 65s
Eighty-on<? of th1• golfers were at par or better
and onl9 th<' In~ 70 and ties will qualify for
S.1turday·s th1rfl round 1n this 72 hole tournament
Burns. 14 ho ~on th<' Btng f"rosb} event last
~1,ek. comnwnt(•d. · I !.llll fttl ltkc l'm walkmg on
a cloud··
I le '-<lid h1• look1·d forward to plcty1ng v.1lh
money 14inrnni.: champion Tom Watson and Cor mer
l S O~n 1·h.1mp1on Jerry Patc·
He 14a:-. ~•th them agaUl toda:,. but on the
opener ht• !.C'Orcd twttt'r than either. although say
rng he was '4-alc-h1n1-: for lips to 1mproH• his game
Rum.., c·::irdc·d a 33·32 while 1 homp!.on fln1she<1
al 35-30 pla} inJ( lhl' '>C<'Ond rune first
"I v.ai. t 14-0 rom pletely dJHNent P<'Ople oo
those nines.· h1· commented "On one ''de I
play<'d ~real and on the other badly ··
fl e played so!Jd goU fnr l::! hole'> and then ""a'
scram bung.
Hubert Green. who won the• lfawa11an Open
the past two years, blew h1ms(•lf out or a '>hot at
th<' S58.500 first pnze th1!. t1mt• with .:i 76 and may
not muke the cut
llts troubles reached a damax at thl' 166-yard
seventh hole when he htl his h.'t' shot mlo a trap
and needed four s hots to get out
The weather proved benef1c1aJ to mo!>l or the
golfers with the Trade Winds not picking up until
mid-11ftemoon The couriie had been designed for
those wmds whJch go from Northeast lo Southwest
Tuetday'a schedule flnda F.d1lon at Fountain
Valley, Newport Harbor at H&mtl..nlton Beach and
Weatmtnat.er at Marina. Thunday, lt'• Huntington
Beach at Fount.ain Valley, Marina at Edison acd
Westminater at Newport Harbor.
Jt's not official. but Mater Del has the Aneelua
League title all wrapped up.
"It would take an earthquake or something for
us to lose." said Coach Becky Allee after the
Monarchs brokt! a lie for first bv bombing Bishop
Amat 69--38. MAJlV STANBRA SCORED 21 points and Cec-
caa Glascock came off the bench to fill the role of
playmaker after Me linda Bauman ~'>l hurt as
Mater Oe1 raised its league record to 9· 1 and over-
all marlc to 17 3 The Monarchs close out the cam·
pa1gn agamst rwo of the weakest teams in the
league. Sacred Heart and St. Paul.
Estancia doesn't have to wait for its cham-
p1onshJp party The Eaf(le" clinched at least a lte
for the Sea View Le ague crown by rolling past
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FOR THE RECORD I WRESTLING I BOATING
Drifter Holtb
Five-mile Lead
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
Daily ...... -U.. Writ«
Orlfter and Christine were saillng virtually
even today in a boal·for·boat dnve to the fllllBh 10
the 1.110-m.ile San Diego to Manzarullo yacht race
Drifter had recaptured the lead and reported
winds of 10 knots from the South and wu 84 males
from the finish. Chn stlnt> was five mill'' astPrn
Ta.king over the handicap lead was the \las~ (.'
entry Avanh. 218 miles from lh<' f1m'h
Class A leader wai. S1.1. 1ft !-,un· 12fl nult·' to ~,,
and leadt.ng Class B Wd'> Nu1ad. 217 mal1·' frnm tht·
finish
John Reynold~· (iho<,t fmm '\l'wii<1rt II drb11r
Yacht Club, droppc .. d to '.'>l'C'<Jnd 1r1 ('Id,, A "llh 21:,
miles to go
Other IO<'al t.•ntnt•., IH•· t-r,,.. f.ntPrpn'P [>irk
Ettinger. NllYC", fourth 1n <la-., B and 15th O\N
all. 239 males lo go Pt·h-. J1111 1-:mm1 Hah1a CtJrin
thta Yacht Club. l'IRhth in < IJ'' B Zffid O\'nall
256 males to go . Tomdh.1wk .l1>hn Arr>n!.. ~JltJf1a
Y:tcht Club. 11th in Cla!>~ B. n1h mndll. 283 miles
to go
The Class /\ > aeht .. m ·hirrJ 'k•Pr>N(>d by Hoh
Lon(l?pre, llahaa <'nr1nth1;in '1 Jr ht Uub. •~ out of
the race
la State Meet
JC Wrestlers
Seek Honors
HAYWARD Area Junior coUe1e1 wllJ be
well repreunted at Chabot Colleae bere ln
Hayward Saturday when Golden West and Oran1e
Coaat wrullera compete ln tbe at.ate cbam·
plonJShips .
Todd Boyer will bead the Golden West coot·
lngent and will be the No. 1 aeed in the 167·pou.od
division. The aopbomore from Ed1aoa will carry a
2S-7 mark into the meet.
Jotninc Boyer will be Bill Brookens (1.$-6) 10
tbe 118-J>OQnd claaa: Darryl Kimes Cl.H> at 12&
pounds; Ed Thorp C2HU at "8; Terry Todd (20-7)
at 177 ; and Oarrol Davis (14·13) In tbe
heavyweight division.
OT&nge Coa.st will be led by Rick Boyer in the
190·pound class. Others include Ted Martine&
114·5> at 167: Brothers Cednck (13-10> a nd Deruus
ClS-5> at ISO and 177. respectively; John Ogata
15 31 at 134 ; and Mitch Finklea (6·1) in the
heavyweight class .
OCC's three state bopef uJs are Ogata, Boyer
and Fm.Idea .
Ogata re~ently r eturned to action after sufier·
mg an eye mJury in h1b second match of the
season. A freshman from Costa Mesa lhgh, Ogata
won the consolation champ1onsh1p at the South
Coast Conference tournament. and finished fourth
m the reglonals
Boyer. a sophomor{" from l..<t Qumta. has been
the Pirates' No I wrestler this season. Ranked
fourth an the stalfl 1n hJ~ cla.si. and seeood in
Southern Cu!Jforn1a. Boyer ha!) compiled a 19·4 re·
rord
GWC ..... ace~ LA Southwest
l.CIS A:'l:G El.F.S 1 ht> Golden West College
li.l'k 1·tha II ''"' rn. on "n upi-wm~ m 1ls roller
111a'llt•r nd1• 111 \ht· ~lllltwm f"al Confer ence stand·
inc ... tr;i\('I' to LA ~uthwe't tonight 1n lhe hopes
<1( r!'a ... -.unna.! a 'pot 1n tht• u~oming playoHs.
11poff '' ;it 7 30 •tnd a Hu.'llll'r wan combmed
v.11111 .1 l<m llonrlu lo" v.ould pul GWC in third
pla1 •·in th« t••IJ'' tun\ 1·onf1·n ·nr 1·
!Jnh <":>11r1·,.,, ahrnP JI lht• top with ao 8· l
mdrk . 't.'('m' d'>.,Urt-d or J pl<•)'t>rf berth Th<· rest
" J '"rambl1· v.1th S.int ..i \tome J ('urrently in
..,,.<'Ond ot r. :l JOI! H1<1 ll11nd11 Cjnd LA Southwest tied
for th1 rrl .11 5 t
Th·· ku<.tlt r "-llh .1 v.m 0\1•r LAC::C la:.t Tue:.
dij~. Jri tal-d f<ir fifth "'1th lht' Cub.'> at 4 5.
Kings Do
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Kings Thursday mitht
John TonellJ and Billy
H arns scored the olhf'r
New York ~o:.1 h whllt
n('lmander Bal ly Smith
kt>pl ~ Angelel'i \<'On
les!I until Marcel D1onn1·
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season Wllh 6 12 remain
ing
The Kan11ts s uffe red
their seventh con
secutlve setback and
1 llh plus a tie in the last
13 gameA but remamed
two points in front or
thlrd·place Pitt.aburgh In
the· Norr is DI vision
when the Penguina were
routed by the Buffalo
Sab~.M.
"We bad a meetina
be fore lbe fame and
talked about culling
down our penalties,•·
said K1np Coach Bob
Berry, "ao what do we
do! We ao rtp\ out and
do tbe same tbln1 all
over apln.
"I've told lbese auya
over and over: that If
they don't do wbat
they're supposed to,
they're eonna alt Oil\ the .,.ncb. If we have lo
play wttb ala men. we'll
play wtt.b alx men. I'm
not bl.amini the 1oaUes.
I thol.\ght Ron Grahame
played very well
tonight."
Bossy gave Uie Island·
ers a 1-0 lead on a power·play goal at 4 12
of lbe opening period
with Randy Manery of
the Klnp in the penalty
box . Tonelli made it 2·0
at 4 .10 of the second
period and Harris beat
Los Aoielee 1oalle Ron
Grahame at 8: 1&.
Capo Valley
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Dick Enrltht , a
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Orep, hu been select·
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aL Caplatrano Valley
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ceeds BW CUMrty. baa
taken a fulJ.time poettlon
1tSaddlebackColle1e. En~t hu been Capo
Valley 1 offenJtve line
coach the put three
HHODI. Re ... the
head coach at Ore1on ln
lt72and '73.
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Down/ all Delights
OCC to Present 'Don Giovanni'
"Don Giovanni," bailed by many
critics as the greatest opera e ver
written, will be presented by Orange
Coast CoUege's Five Penny Opera
Company at 8 p.m . Feb. 15·16 and
22-23 in the campus auditorium.
Tickets, priced at $3 for adults and
$2 ror senior citizens and children un·
der 12, are on sale in the OCC Ticket
Orfice in the college's Administration
Building. Office hours a re 8 a.m. to 7
p.m. weekdays and 8 a .m. to noon
Saturdays.
TICKETS ALSO may b4a purchased
at the door or by mall addressed to
Opera Tickets. OCC Community
$er-vice Office . 2701 Fairview Road,
Cos ta Mesa 92626 wi th be lf
addressed. stamped envelope 1n·
eluded
Well·known soprano V1 v1an Weede
will portray Donna Anna in Moiart's
comic-drama.
Known for excelle nt diction in
seve ral languages and the dramatic
intensity of her singing voice. she re-
cently portrayed Nedda in the New
Orleans Opera bta ging of "I Paghac-
ci" and was Ta ty ana in Seattle
Ope ra's "Eugene Onegin."
Peter Van Derick , who has ap-
p eared with the J offrey Ballet,
Spring Opera of San FranclBco. Wolf
Trap Farm for the Performing Arts
lo Virginia and the Sao Francisco
Opera, is cast as the r aucous. roving
Don.
PROGRAM NOTES mdJcate he
"uses every color or his rich bantone
voi ce lo s ho w off the complex.
character with exquisite artistry
"Don Giova nni. a man or 1,003
seducuons per year, finds that his
lustful antics are ultimately corutum-
m a ted in bell . . . Mozart, the
master story-teller, combines all of
bis sldlla in ttus masterpiece or de·
. sire, intrigue and the supernatural "
• Also in the c ast a re Southe rn
Callfomia artists, Allan J onnson,
\ Vina Williams . Keith Peters. JuUe
Kroloff. Dua ne Wh1pperma n a nd
Harold CJousing.
THE PRODUCTION, which will be
performed in English with a 40-piece
orchestra, is under the direction of
Carole Boelter. an OCC professor of
mus ic who founded lhe company m
1974 "to provide opera for the com-
m unity of Orange County."
FPOC's firs t presen tation was
"Gianni Scruccru." performed in a
s mall, intimate theate r with piano
accompaniment.
Today the company orferi> full
main-s tage productions with or-
chestra, lavish seta and costumes, a
large chorus and guest artist.a.
Its current season opened last Oc-
tobe r with Gae t a no Don1te tti 's
"Lucia di Lammermoor, .. which was
well received by lan~e audJences.
MS. BOELTER SAID the company
has started touring and a ppearing at
other campuses a nd high schools to
he lp meet its e xpenses. Previous
funding was e liminated by Proposa·
lion 1.3.
"We are d elig hte d to have a
performer of Ms Weede 's caliber,"
she said "I'm very excited about
this production. ·Don Giovanni· is
certainly one of the ftnest pieces of
operatic litera ture. a nd I feel we
have an outstanding ca~t that wtU do
1t Just.Jee."
As artistic director. s he is respon.si·
ble for the stage d.Jrection. orchestral
conducting. translations, and closely
s upervises all other aspeclb of e ach
production.
"T HE OPERA represents an ex-
q uisite balance or the tragic and the
burlesque, the worldly and the sub-
li me. and unbndlcd lust laced with
somber reflect ion." she s aid.
"Having seen a ballet version by
Gluck in Vi enna of Don Juan's story
a nd Righini's operatic interpretation,
Mozart started to compose his
version in 1787, bul was preoccupied
with thoughts of death.
"J u.st recovered from a serious ill-
ness tul118ell, be had recently lost his
rather and then his young physician.
His music began to be pervaded by
m ysticis m. 'Ooo Giovanni' became a
'comedy' filled with characters or
serious social implications."
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of "'9 DAiiy r!MC Matt
lo "True Stories & Other Lies," an adapta-
tion of Mark Twaln vignettes performed by
ft'ullertoo's Cabaret Theater. the stories may
have a familiar ring but the humor comes
through fresh and pointed.
·.:
Week
Daily Pilot lllustrst1on
By Tim Petersen
Festival's
Fin·tastie!
Dana Point honoring
faithfu~ gray whales
' i
Migrating gray whales, en route
from the Be ring Sea to Ba1a
CaWorrua, seem to use Dana Point
as a navigational landma rk. and the
harbor celebrat~ their ra.ithfulnesi.
w1tb a Festival of Whales each
February.
cent , fin whales grow to be 80 feel.
second to the JOO-foot blue whales -
both surpas11 ing the i.ize of pre-1
h1ston c dinosaurs . ~
ThUI year's three-weekend celebra
lion starts Saturday with movies. lee
lures. exhibits and special theme
events planned from 10 a m to Sp m
THE LARGEST attraction. PheencJ
the !"'in Wh al e -a 50 foot long
replica of the se-cond largest mam
m al evt'r Wlll be located at Del
Obispo Street and Isla nd Way
Authentic In shape, size and color
1ng of this specu.•i. seldom SC('n by
land dwellers. she 1s the cr .. at1on of
the nonprofi t. educational orgaruzll
tion , General Whule of Alameda
~cu lptor Larry l"'ostt'r als<1 built th1•
40 foot f<'rr ocem <'nt Jl. r <1y whale
fl·atured ctt the 1979 h.•stl'.i1I
lfavinJ( cJ \o\-h:.slt· !>talut-un lllnrf
t•nahlt.~ harbor v1~1lor.. t<1 enn s1on
lht.• a wc.>M>me i.1:u of these creatures
But Pheena would be Juhl an adole~
IN KEEPING with the nautical al·
mosphe re, the hollow, fiberglass
whale was constructed much Uke a
double.huJled. boat, requiring 2,570
re et of steel and 1,900 m anbours.
The replica is meant for children to
climb on, adults to rest on and photo-
gra ph
•'This monument shouJd caU atlen·
lion to these myste rious animals'
very s lender phys iques and dif-
fer ences among species dispelltnc
the popular idea that whales are fat·
b{•f11ed and big mouthed," scud Doris
Walker, writer h1s toncsn and fest.Jval
coordinator
"It also should point up lhe need t9
presprve the~t· unique structures rot
Jtl the wo rld s t hald r c n to re-
member "
~EA THEME 1-'IL~S will be shown
continuously from 10 a m to S p m
ISee HAIL, Page CZ)
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Parks Open
Holiday Plans Amuse
D1srw) land will wave 11.!. patnot1c banner
hait h Uus weekend with "Honor America," a
tribute to the upcom ing pres1dent1al birthday&
The pan will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday and 10 a m to 7 p m . Sunday. A
!>pecaaJ parade v.111 begin in F"antasyland at l.30
"·ach tlay. teatunng m archlllg bands, fanfare
trum peters. fl al( C'a rric r!> and a finale of
patriotic 'on~., Plus th1• ··2st h Birthday
raradt"' \,\l ll roll ell :l pm
C L<r.-.EO '10' 0 \ \, the '1Ji.:11· Kingdom
"'Ill rt' npt·n ·1 ut·..,da:. for Abraha m W.ncoln ':..
tnrlhda> The 16th preside nt of the United
States has ~n honon!'d at Duneyland since
1915 m the Audio Arumatrorucs presentBUon of
··Gre at Moments With Mr Llncoln" on Mc11n
Street The attrncllon as free w1th park a d·
m1i.i.1on
\'ac-auorun~ \·oun~sters who v1s1t Knoll 's
Bl'rr~ t-"arm on Tuesday will find Officer ff yrd
.ind ha i-. human partne r . Officer M1c-hucl
~1mun ..... ·n of tht· Lo'> r\n,llt•lt.>'> Police Department
t•nlertaman~ oo tht· Ch<1r lei.lon Circle Stage
About \8 mc hci. tall and we1gh1ng in at 2
pound&. Officer H\ rd , a 4 year -Old blue and gold
~out h Americ:.sn ma c a"'. 1s lht' s m cs lle'>l
memtwr of tht• I.APO anrl hJ:.. an 1dl'nt1hcC1t1on
1·jrd heannl.! hi s claw pnnt and Chief Darr) I
1;<1lt'l>' -.1gnature to provt· 1t
Ill:: \L..~ I~ A favonll' nn thllrfrl'n's 1 V
\.\hl'rt' \.\Ith bird ~1zc· prop'>, ht.• ndc'> a b1k1·.
.. i...1t,.hf>.1nh rollt·r ,i..J ti:!>. d1Jb d phone, pla)'>
IJa:-.1.t•l ball .ind µa1nt :-
.\ ltt•matmi.: "'1th r1JUr -.how~ l'arh on lht•
Huen.i Par!.. -.tai.:1· "'Ill lw mamt• \lOllnist t-'rauy
lht• I-,rntJStJI. J<'tUJJl) !°>tl'\(' Ca ... ~d. 2J, V.hOl>l'
11t ... t1m tt\t' C'(mwil> Jll include:. JURgltng and
fire t•.1tins.:
1-°N.'t'<lum nf ,, mon· n<1turnl i.ort I'> obst•nt•d
dJlh at I.ion l ount' ScJfJn 'l'ht.•n · 1.i~1l<>rl> mav
"'t• . clo::.1 up r.irt ~nd t•ndani;:t•r N1 'i><'<"ll''> Of
"'1ldllfl' rn,1mini.: throui.:hout tht• JIJO ac·n· prt•
'1·r' 1'
SAt.AR l·GOl;R~ ARE adm1ttt-d to tht• park
from !.I 45 to 3 JO pm . rJan or s hint'. tu M .. '<' the
free flight a\'lary. petting zoo. nnimal nurst>ry,
African Auto Trc·k or t-'catherly Follies Aird
Hevut' The Rond:.svel rei.taurant oHen. lunch or
p1cn1c-k1ng 1s permitted at Lake Shanalce
L1 H· entert<11nment 1s featured at lhe park ·~
TENSE MOMENT IN FIVE PENNY OPIRA'S 'DON GIOVANNI' PLOT
Vivien Weede, Peter Van Derick Wiii ,tar In Moart'• Comlc-dr•m•
Lakt'l>lde Clu b Hock bunds "Elus ion" and
'Loost' Change" Wlll perform at 8 tonjght and
.. llot Lrne ·· and "Spectrum" wtll take the stage
at 8 p m Saturday. Skate rentals are available
Y.Cc kc nd., a t thl• nt•w "liollc rworld und
Skatl'\.\U) ..
By JACKIE RYMAN
OI -_., "'91 _.,..
After multiple viewings over • 10-year
period, one would expect "Jacques Brei: The
Mualcal Revue" to have Jost some of lta emo-
tional impact. But it hasn't.
Although actors of the s tature of Hal
Holbrook give solo Mark Twain performances,
this version by Jerry V. Pickering and Volza
Arnold wisely provides a backup casl for
variety.
THATS NOT TO SAY lhat Jot1epb Arnold
14n 't excellent ln the leading role of Twain. He's
believable and funny ; but there's no question
but thal lhe productJon benefits by tta lively and
capable quart.et of supporting actors.
Gary Bolen is outatandina in a ownber of
roles, includlnl a llar wboM tall tale almost
makes m believe a buffalo can climb a tree.
Another very talent.eel cut member la Pbll
Lombudo, wbole perform~ u the youn1
Tom Sa.,.... la love la pun dellpt.
'Jacques Brei,' 'Mark Twain'
Fill <;:abaret Repertory Stage
With French Song, Wry Wit
Moreover. the current Cabaret Repertory
Theater production at the Muckenthaler
Cultural Center in Fullerton featu.res an out-
standlnc cut and• hilhly proteuklnal, sharply
defined production dlrttted by Dean Hess.
IT 18 A SHOW to be recommended both to
lbote who've HtO ll before (It wu called "Jae·
quH Brei la A.live and Well and Uvtq 1n
Parlt" until t.be comJIOHr'a death) and to thole
yet to encounter Brei'• humcSr·wltb·•·lwbt,
cynlcl1m-wttb·a·beart llOQP.
One ol t.be dlfftcuJUea ot producina th1I
medley ol dramatic IOlll• la find1n& performers
who combtne exceptional voices wtlb actm1
talents.
Hen, the 5-year~ld Cabant CJ"OUP bu SUC· ~ beyond what OOe mitbt Qpect (Of' 1..cb a
smaUpoup.
DEBO&Alf LYON8 18 lively and •1Tff•ble
•• Becky Thatcher and otben, and shows particular 11dll et mlme. Sallie Mitchell 1bl.Ma
1D ber moment a1 a betuddled flucee in love
_.,. <leeTWAIN,P ... CI)
llAU L. WIL80N la a Dtfformer wbo
would steal t.be 1bow eau.reQo ll be didn't have
tucb able competltioo. He poeaeeM1 both a
powerful and me)Qd.lc volce and contlderablt
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Skiers, Singers, «Jlre•s Aerialists la Aetlon
A•llUAL ARTllTlltV ey
Theil lng Espanas famlty wlu be°"' of the h 1lkiht1 When Ottus v.,.._..-ns Ill 1 9d1Uon et tne Hollywood 8owt
Felrflekl Lot this we.kend. The wortd'1
largest big top circus may be teen et a tonfght; 12:30, 4 and 7:• s.tunlly wet
2:30and6p.m . SuncMly. Tkbts .....
from M.50 ~ $1.50 •nd mey be purehaMCI
at Tlck.tron outlets or the oow. More
than 100 performers and 12.s enlm4tls will be ShowcaHd.
INT•lltNATIONALL Y ~AMOUS
competitors wlll demonstrm frMStyle
acre>Mtlcs off• •~foot sld Jump In the
Jewel C:OUrt of SOuth Coast Plaza at 11 a.m
and 1, 3, Md S p.m . S.turcMly and 1 and
3:30 p.m . SuncMy. Instruction will be
given and audience i>artlcl~tlon urged.
.,THE ROSE TATTOO,"
comedy-dram• by Tennessee Wiiiiams, starts
a three-weekend run at 8:30 tonight In
Golden West College's Community Theater.
CharlH M itchell directs the reclusive
widow, the bumbling truck driver -ho tries
to console her. her freedom-weklho
daughter and the dashing sailor who wants
to set her free. Subsequent performances
wlll be at 8:30 on Feb. 9, 1 ... 1s. 16,
21 , 22, 23 and a 2:30 matinee on Feb. 24.
Admission Is $3 . .50 for general or $2 . .50
for GWC students and senior citizens.
LEGENDARY SONGSTRESS,
Sarah Vaughan, wlll perform at 8 p.m .
Wednesday In the Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Center. Tickets
may be purchased at the box office or
Mutual agencies.
SONGSTRESS SARAH VAUGHAN
f
AN OROA• AND MAlllnlCHOlltD
recital, fNturlno Orenoe Coest College
music Pf"ONlsor, Or. Justin Colyer wlll
stert at 8 p.m . S.turday In OCC 1 Fine
Art1 Hell 119. He MS perfcwmed through-
out the Unttild Stetes and Europe.
Tickets Wiit be $2 •t the door.
A GALA CONCERT AT
8 p.m . Saturday In the Chapman College
Auditorium, 333 N . Glassel! St., Orange,
will feature the college's Concert Choir
and Chamber Orchestra. The ensembles
have just returned from a three-week
tour of Europe. Wllllam Hall and John
Koshak will conduct works bv Delio Joio,
Bartok, Vivaldi and Bach as part of the
music department's open house. Admission
to the concert Is $2 or $1 for students
and senior citizens.
MONDAY'S GALA OLYMPIC FUND
benefit performance scheduled by the Los
Angeles Chamber Orchestra In Pasadena's
Ambassador Auditor ium has been cancelled
because of Russia's termination of
cultural exchanges. Tickets may be
returned to the box office for refunds
or the cost contributed to the orchestra's
Olympic fund for Its performances
Feb. 18 and 19 at Lake Placid, N. Y .
THREE SELDOM-HEARD CLASSICS
will be heard when Roger Wagner and the
Los Angeles M aster Chorale present "Choir
Night" Saturday In the Chandler Pavilion
of Los Angeles' Music Center. The program
will feature Handel's "Funeral Anthem on
the Death of Queen Ca roline," Vau9han·
Williams' "Benedlcte" and Vivaldi s "Olxlt
Oominus." Preview by musicologist, Paul
Belanger, starts at 7: 30; concert at 8:30
Tickets $4 . .50 to $10 . .50. ·
"aOISMAN AND LaNA" wtu be ltaatd by the O.kland Ensemble
Theater ate p .m . Sundav In UC lrvlne'1
Fine Arts Vlllege Concert ...... Tbe Pl•V
by Athof Fugard Involves e married couple
and an old man dllPOSMIMd of their
hc>mn and f•mllles In South Africa who
mfft and talk before rHUmlng their search
for roots and• sense of perf'n4tnence. Admlulon Is $2 to $-it.
SEVEN WALT DISNEY
• favorites wlll be tcr'ffMd dewing Or•not CoHt Coe._.,• Clllldren's f:Urn Swtes beOlnnlftO al 1 p.rn. Saturday In the FcWum on cempm. ''The~ Doa'' opens the seeson for Wftlc.tt tkbta .... 1s cents et the door Of' ... for tfte peckagt,
"BeAU GelTe" WITH
Gary t.ooper...c.~!l Miiiand and Susan Hay. ward starts ~C s Evening Fiim series
also In the Forum et a S.tunsay. Slngte'
admissions, $1 ; series tee, $5 •
TWO EXTENDED WORKS
AONHIE LAWS AT THE ROXY
APPEARING AT THE ROXY for trls>M chcMr, French c~ and a
Brahms motet wlll be sung by USC's Concert
Choir et 8 p.m. Saturday et Saddleback Coll~s North Caml>U$, et Jeffrey Road
and Irvine Center Drive, lrvlne. Tickets
are $2 per person.
Theater In Los Angeles on Thursday
and Friday, Feb. 1" and 15 at 9 and 1'1·30
will be recording artist, Ronnie Laws· ' w~ latest album Is "Every Generation ." Ticket Information et (213) 878-2222 .
MEANWHILE, SADDLE BACK COLLEGE'S
main campus In Mission Viejo Is preparl~
for five artists of the celebrated Marl·
boro Music Festival In Vermont who will
perform at 8 p.m . Friday, Feb. 15 In the
AN OSCAR NIETO FLAMENCO
dance concert Is slated for 2 p.m. Sunday
In the Turtle Rock Community Center
1 Sunnyhlll Drive, Irvine. Tickets are'
S3 for adults and $2 for children
military and senior citizens. '
IF YOU MISSED
Fine Arts Theater at 28000 Marguerite
Parkway. Scheduled to apPear are Peter
Orth on piano, Carol Wlncenc, flute;
Cho·Llano Un, violin; Philipp NM9ele,
viola and Marc y Rosen, cello. Tickets
Seattle's famed Bill Evans Dance Company
at UC Irvine earlier this month the
t roupe will present Its lnnovati~e
chOreoqraphy at 8 tonight and Saturday in
Cal State, Fullerton's Little Theater.
Tickets at the box office.
for the Arts of Spr ing ser ies are $1 s;
any remaining singles will be sold for
$6 and $7.
A VALENTINE-THEMED
adult community songfest may be joined
from 3:30 to S:JO Sunday in~ Theater
Arts Center Auditorium, 2S01 Cliff Drive,
Newport Beach. The sing-a-long w ith
refreshments and musical accompaniment
is sponsored by the city's Art~ Commission
a nd Parks, Beaches and Recreation Depart-
ment. Admission Is $3 .SO
THE HILARIOUSLY HEARTWARMING
"F iddler on the Roof" will be staged by
Pacific Coast Light Opera, a collegiate
theatrical group, at 7 · 30 tonight ano
Saturday and Feb. 16 and 17 in the
Buena Park Recreation Center , 8150 Knott
Ave. Claude William File and Joanna
LoM onaco have leadil\9 roles. Tickets, $4.
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HAIL THE WHALES. • •
p m Saturda:r and 10 J 111 t1J ] " rn
Sunday
"ON"ans Tbt• Olht-r World" show-.
relat1onstups of m arinl' plant and
animal We from sponges to wbale.<i
and de-pacts man's US(' or lbe ~an
for rttT"eation. lraruportal1on. food
and petroleum.
A S PECIAL FEATUaE u a
simulated tnp seven m ilt>'> down with
lar ge rolor l r an.'>pJrenl 1e' show1nit
examples of OC<'an lite at each se:.i
I<'' el
El.ampl~ of c;hell!. ,ind <'oral arr•
enca~ed Ln ple.uJtla~s ~mi·~ '4 h1ch
ma) be t.oucht-d through hand sized
holes w their c~s
Frt .. Feb.15, at 8:30pm
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We are pleasM io announ~e
fhe openitag ol 011r ~• ~iaurant
CasadiPoaapft
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Abo Joi• u l•r di•aer at •••
BillJo Baggias
Ba•IJ•rger ff a•let
Mione'•
Coco's
Reuflea's
-M1t o1•00 ~..,.,
2701 Harbor Blvd. • (Harbor & Adame)
CO•ta Me .. , CA
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Center J
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Virginia Bertaer's restaurant in San Clemente caters to freshne ·
anf'Od a.• do eom,wq dlft'w• ud do lt .. u. lo ... )'our litU. ,......,...t .. dlt·
UDcU .. ••Mk lnl lit a ... of .... . n. ...... •uceeutu.I ...... -v. dis• covered II V\r1tDla ......, •• -..Ut 1a San ~YO. C•'t ao~ &a.t llMDQ IM1"9;
it ._, ._ JOU.d come b1tbe1ame food tn the
COW"M d tour ar ftw mita.
ACT\JALLY, YOV WON'T 8Wll be atven a priDMd bW d ,.,.. at ...... reler'Vadou-orab' dln·
oer·IMue. You wtD lDlt.ead ba~ tbe evenblc'•
otfenap aplalned u )'OU alt cto... for \he ftxed price and f'lMd llMIDU meal
moepben la immediately warm, cosy and ln·
Umat.e, made'° by tbe dark wood in the hlgb·
beamed ceillq. two larce wroupt 1roa cban·
dellen and a protuaJon ol hanatni '1MD plants.
Tbe Lab for tbi• princelJ fffet wu an utonbh•nsly reuonable tu per pwlOD., wtdeb I
I.I ~>' <live or take 50 ce.u or eo> tbe pdce ~
you'll pay for any Aieht'• fare. Deaerta aad I
wtoe (and rbere'• a •mall, 11lcet1·balaoced list tor the laUer) are extra.
Just don't for1et that admlttanee la bJ re-
servatioo only. Seating.a a.re taken for 1 and 9 ~
p.m . oo Thursday, Friday and Saturday. i
Mr.s-...,a.nae••
Miltoo Berle will be on stage at Apadana
res t.aurant in Newport Center Sunday.
Show time is 9 p.m. Phone 640-7502 for res-
ervations.
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CHUINE CHINESE MANDMIN DISHES
Specializing In Chi~ A lo Corte Dishes
Aa owner. belMI cbet and sWdlq •pUit of
BeM*'a. VLrs1ala benelf ftnal&e9 eacb DlCbt's varied menu utn1 the best avallable and
freabeat product&. Amuinab. too, aeniee ia
limlU!d to t.o sJttlop Juat three ntahta a week.
Don't be au.rprlaed, either, lt tbe name
1K>WJda tamWar but •uccesta some lint to food other tbu lhi• restaurant. Tbat'a because
Virsinia Berner bu been -and remains -in
the cat.erina buslneaa for a nwnber of yean.
BEYOND THE &EPUTATION abe bas
gained u ooe ol t.be best ln Orange County for
her cat.erect parties, r~pUoos. hmcbeooa and
dinners, Vlrgiola la alao weU·known by many
people with Ues to UC lnlne.
Thia stem.a from stints as housekeeper for
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich, cootinc instructor
for new faculty memben and fOOd servace
cateresa for the University Club.
Vlrglnla's new restaurant occupies the El
Camino Real frontage of a cbannine· building
that dates back nearly 60 years. Something or
a n all-purpose s tructure, it also contains
separate accommodations for the catering bwn
ness and living quarters.
ENTRANCE TO THE restaurant's early.
California interior is by a side door reached
through a dellghUul patio walkway. The at·
GUADALAJARA
RESTAURANT B HOMEMADE STYLE MEXICAN FOOD
Open 11 A.M . to 9 P.M .
Frf., Set., Sun. 11 A.M. to 10 P.M.
MEXIC~t-. BEERS ANO
Mwmwn aeatlns capadty ia about 30
persons at tablee aet wlt.b a romantic u well as
artiltlc 11.al.r. Ftne old allvet' pieces abouod.
comp&emeatinc the cbocolate brown over beige clot.ha and ruuertnc candlea.
Our 't'lsit lied otf with an unusual and delec-
table appeU&er plate. To aeoop up a taDO' dip
served in lndtvtdual porUona with slices ol raw
cucumber, carrou, jicama, celery and a variety or snack craclten.
THEN FOLLOWED t.be best bff( coo·
somme I've e"f'er encouatered, aromatic, richly
flavored aod acceoted by a stroog blot of lemon.
Next up wu the seafood cou.nse. an im·
aginatiw coocoction oo this occasion netting
clam and sole baked with a layer of spinach
between and topped by a light chee&e aauc:e
The Digbt's salad was a flavorsome fresh
fruit affair, 1Ucea of apple, orange and pineap-
ple mixed with celery and outs and to&ed with
a mild dressing accompanied by Virgirua's
JUSlJy.famoua bread rolls, bite·slud monels
freshly-baked and pre·i.oJected with butter .
Eot.rees were a superb beef Welhngt.oo and
stuffed breut of cblckeo. Th.ants to another
novel house feature, you ('an always order a
portion ol both aelectioo.a or a large serving of
JUSt one if that's your preference
A SAVORY FUSION of ('aJTOts. pea pod~
and shelled peas. brocrob, green beans and
relery rounded out the meal
~ r AN ADDrnONAL poulbility. bowe'fer, ls
Sunday bnmcb, served from 11 to 2. ~
between S'7 and S8 per penoo, it features tucb t
antriguinc proepecta a.a •aJmoo, ham and cheese t
or jalapeno soutn e. qulcbe aod aauaage loaf. •
On night.a it ian'l open, tbe restaurant can 1
alao be taJceo ovtt (or private parties. VlrCinla I
Beroer's ls Jocated in the heart ol downtotQ San ,
Clemente. 31.3 N. El Camino Real. Telephone; l
492-0520. ••• 80MANTICALLY INCLINED swains.
hopefully, shouldn't have to be reminded that
next Thursday. Feb. 14, 1s St Valentine's Day.
Nor should they have to be told that candy a.lone •
will oo longer automatically pave the way to a •
fa1r lady's heart.
Jt takes a night on the town, too, the
highlight of which is a cuddly dinner for two in
some favorite rendezvous.
Any restaurant in the area will, pre-sumably, be glad to give Cupid a boost ti area-
sonable special request is made for the lady 10
tow. A few spot.a, we've learned, actually have a
htlle extra or two flo wers and telegrams -
on tap for the occasion.
wmLE BY NO mearui a complete listing.
rhose restaurants brought to our attention ln-•
d ude the foUowing: Stuart Anderson's Black
Angus m Fountain Valley, the Ancient Mariner
and the Rusty Pel.J('an on the C.oast Highway in
!'le"' port Bea('h, Charley Brown's lD Huntington Bt-a('h
I l LUNCH•OINNER DAILY ZOUH9ti.r...._ tMPpRTED SANTO TOM AS WINE Food To Take Out COSTAMISA
M6 PAUl.ARINO (Comer ot Brlaol) 11:30A.M. to 10 P.M. 642-7162. 611-ttl : In the Ice C•padea Clt•let BUfldlng
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FOR YOUR DINING & ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE • l 1 • '
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Old fashione4 romantic dinner~dancing i~ back in styl<: .
JACK PRATHER
TRIO
Tues .. thru ~at
GARRISON & BAKER
Sun. and Mon.
DANE & DARIUS
Tue. tbru Sat.
KELLY LEMAJRE
Vocals & Piano
Tues. thru Sat.
.mJ lhC {,rand f\~ Ol-~~OU
.in l·n:n1~ tu (.'l""JXU" ~1th )'\JUI" ~rC' memory.
4-clfr tink.hf1"t wnnn rnmk'.
ctcp.nt candk:Uc t.aNc ~1., the:~ of ftamsng ~ roolcrn:
1bc uJumarrly ~ u.n Pl.Ml.oil Tno ~ faturt'd
Thuni<b)• lt\rou¢1~7 IU I J., and )'.,ft pt.anc> tJlhtT C'\TI'Ufl1l'
SEAFOOD CONNOISSEURS
Thw-.da~. t-nd.n. MUrUJY ......... tor IMJr wfM~ IJ~c·t ... dmnc.T
3M~AVE
LAGUNA BEAc;,f
DANCING NlGIITL Y
Ourrlookmg Beouh/ld l.aM f ·orut
SANDY SANDERS
Vocals & Piano
Sun. and Mon. lrt-..h ~!JJ~ h~t r. """,-...· c.1.u~ tit.Mn 111 lrurn Bc,..wn l h'>f>un'l.l l..L'tc '"™-"'· rqnicc'
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Ample ftt.>e Parl11ng LAGUNA NIGUEL , ... e-.. -.-... 23311 MUIRl.ANDS AT RIDGE ROUTE
49C-9491 752-8558 EL TOAO 710-3:Z22 499·2626 496--5773
AVERY
SPECIAL DINING
EXPERIENCE
Award wtnnlng traditional
JepaneM OUietne and
superb wHtern4tyte epeotatues.
YQJffavortte Mafood,
oh'Oken. and atMI<. Deloate
80Up9 and delghtful
aaleda. ~ eervk)e In
• moet bMuttful MtUf'O.
OfeooverYemato •.. •very epeoial
dtl'q expet1ence.
DINING OUT
By Norma Blank
***** LOOK WHAT WE FOUND!
NOW OPEN FOR
LUNCH & DINNER
IN NEWPORT BEACH
TONY ROMA'S
A PLACE FOR RIBS
c.tenng to the late nl9ht crowd It IUlt one of the IOeClal teeturee to
be toond at TOMV ROMA"S -A Pl.ACE F~ RIBS located et 2630
WEST 00AST HIGHWAY. NEWPORT BEACH.
Alreedy well known In 8eY9f1Y Hills. Encino. Aorida 8f"3 Te ....
TONY ROMA HAS ~OUGHT HIS FAMOUS BARBECUED BABY
BACK RIBS &I'd MAN SIZED SERVINGS to ... wport Beect\,
Speclallzlng In LARGE PORTIONS of finely PteP'ted and
MODERATELY PRICED BARBECUED BABY BA()( RIBS. oombo
of nbe llW'ld ch~. bert>ecued ctlk:tlen. airld a HUGE LOAF OF
FANTASTIC ONION RINGS all served LUNCH Monday thru
Saturday and DINNER dally.
The prt<l8t at TONY ROMA'S are teYerM poeh wtth the Rl88 Pftctd
at I 7 46 tor the dinner POrtiont and •4.2$ fot the tunc:n C>Oft6on, The Combo of Albe and Ctilci<en le 16 96. 8attiecued CNcMn 14.26 and
all white meat c:hlci<9n 11 3&• ex1ra. Beef ltem9 lnc4ucle a N.V. C4.lt
Sirloin Steele. 18.&0. Fllet Mignon~ on f ~ H .te end
London Broll. din'* pertlon at M .215 and lunch POft~ • IS.ea.
The ROMA BURGER 11 In a cl• by lttelf. A full helf PoUnd of
tl)eot•llv blended rnd seuonect cl'IOtoe tnNta MrV9d on pita btMd
Of rye brMd, ti II one of the belt ~ I MW eYef" •"*'· A "*9
12 96. With cheeee lldd 25•. FOt you tlth IOYetS ROMA~ PAN
FRIED BROOK TROUT: lunch pMk>n 13.IO end ~ oortton
14 215. The deity 9'*llala are MondaV TUAK!Y WfTH CRANBERRY
SAUCE Tuetday Vl!AL PARMIGIAN, W.Oneeday ROAST LOtN OIF
PORK, ind Tl'lunlday POT ROAST. Dinner epedatt "9 f3.50 and
~REGISTRY
lunch oortions s2 75. All 9f'ltreee we M""90 with co'9 ...... fliend\
frted potaloe., bfead and butter. A °'9fs green aei.d Is 12.96 and
Hearts of Lettuce or Sltced Tomatoes are offered lot 96• with
chOICe of dreelino.
There Is entertainment nightly 1n the ooctttan k>unge from 9 pm unht
I 30 em. KJNG SIZED COCKlAILS et TONV ROMA'S are C>fi<l8d
from St.25 ~ time and 11 50 night Umc1. Mlch9tob la SUlO and
He1netcen 11 M>. The house wine .. 11 25 fOf en .,,_ OllelL
ROMA'S,,. a fine wine lilt that la moderately priced.
ROMA'S ._ en Elpreao mac:Nne which tuma out E.,,._, Cottee
tor st.00. Capouc:cfno 11.75 and Cappuc:dno with LIQueu,. for
S2 50 TONY ROMA'S •• truly one of the beet Mt.nee I ~
freouented 98Mng excellent. t.ntalc k>od at modef1n pttcee wfth
C()f'~. congenleJ aupetior MMcie. o~ .,. INted on a nr1t
come bead. Mester Ctiwge and VISA wetc:ome. TONY ROMA'S IS
A • • • ••RESTAURANT. MONOAV-sATUROAV \1 AM-2 AM
SUN DAV 4 PM-2 NA.
2530 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
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INTERMISSION .' THEATER
ICT's Survival Feted .. Inner SpW;
Drama Scaru Attitutla
Inter 11 rission
T0111 Titus
Nuon may be uppermost in tbelr mlnda next
weekend.
' 1'llE IRVINI! C0Mllt1Nrn' TbeateT atory ~s been ooe of stubbom survival almo9t from
birth in the sprin& ot 19'10.. Stnce that time.
CT bu taken up temporary reelcleQH on nine
dlff erent stages, including the Turtle Rock raellity which, hopefblly, will be 1 permanent
site unt1J a performing arts theater la built in
Irvine.
The flnt four years were beady ones for the
)"'OWl8 Irvine group, which establlabed an early
reputation for tackling the touiher theatrical
projects -"A View From the Brtdge," "Death
of a Salesman," "Who's Afrald of Vir&lnla
Woolf?" etc. Alter three early shows lD the
Corona del Mar High School theater, tbe com-
munity thespians moved into the Humanities
Real
Cantonese Food
STAG
CHINESE ·CASIO
WE COllOIAU. Y INVITE
YOU TO COME TO OUR
NEW RESTAURANT
(FOllMERLY MITLA'S>
AND ENJOY OUR
COMPLmL l' DIFFERENT
GOURMET MENU -
NOW FEATURING OUR FAMOUS
"DON MARCIAL MARGARITAS"
"Come In And Say Hello!"
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
1 Beef Taco, 1 Cheese Enchil•da
Wr\'t.'d w1rh Bean'> or R1Ce $2.25 Unltl 4 00 PM
ENTERTAINMENT• Fri-Sat-Sun
DONMOOt\L
An e1ddng expenence In MEXICAN DNNO
~AC.wd••
547 West 19th St., COWi Mesa
842·97M
Blnqult Fdlltll ' PrtvMt ,,.,..
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Enter Charley Brown's Sweep-her-ofI-
hcr-fcet-Stakes. and you could win a de-
licious dinner for two at Charley BrownS.
good any clay of the yea.t Since there will
be ten winners, your chances are good
So bring your Valentine in to enter: After
a lovely evening at C~ey Brown-S.
you're sure to sweep her off het feet!
ChadeyThe~'
HUNTINGTON BUCH
11180 BEACH BLVD.
mc)842-8802
Rall ....,.._. It UC lnlDe ..._. &a.J •PIM fowMn•,. .............. u. ... .....,9d .. lt ~dllit......,.fcwhlondrama ........ .... ICT ...... • ..... MIDedloC qwt ...
perm .... t quenen. Tb1t aap_fo""· tM plQen Pllb'mllll al..,.....,....._•.-..
~ 8-dl. h•'•tn Vallily, Ollilla .._. md
N~ .......... ftMlbN P•outol ... U.. _, ... WIO....,U, 4ltft ta Im.
Ana A Y1IAll AND 1 Ulf ol .... _. ...
acU•lt7, tM elt1 or lrvlM'a Oo••u&ty Seme. ~l lD~ld .... ~
the u.. o1 tfm""'11¥ JUala ScMol'• ......... _lOr
tl ve produottoaa la ltTt. Till• ••• U•• "bom_..,., ........ u. ..... to ln'iM
after ftw _,.... ol Pl'OdtldDS ..... ...,. ftlle
retaiDlu the lrvtM uaae. Durlna tbat period, ICT eoaU.Md to
enhance ttl reputation fot' u.ukal am1*Aoa. mu.n, lta bouMI wltb pJaya that otbel' eomm-1·
ty the ....... abled ••Q from u • bk too ''dar· 101:· ,..... lnchaded "Wbat u.. Butler Sa• ...
''Ev~ ln tbe Gudeo," ''Fat.ber'a Day,"
"P.S. Your Cat la Dead" and "When You
Comin' Back, Red Ryder!"
Thia le&IOO, ulde from tbe orilizaal, the
empbuia la oo eatabllabed plays ol proven
quality for the anniversary aeuon. Tbe lineup
includes Nell Simon's "Tbe Star Span1led
Glrl." Tenneaaee Williama' "A Streetcar
Na med Desire," tbe Kaufman-Hart comedy
"The Man Wbo Came to DtnDer" aod Paul Zin·
del'a "And Mias Reardon Drlnb a Uttle."
BUI', IF ANYONE thinks the Irvine Com-
munity Theater bu abandooed ita reputation
for teatiag uncharted theatrical waten, they'd
better think again. Already plan.a are under way
to present a full schedule of Oranae County pre-
m lere plan in 1981.
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"\'~ c1•1ope. And ace plods.: re&enU..ly,
respooaibly and even .neettvel)'; e,. youth
pilopl and .-...... And .... ud aultl ...
aay1 Robert Coben. bead ot t.be drama ~ment at UC Irvine.
He wUl direct Peter Sbaffer'1 taut.
PIYCboiolical tJa.riller, "Equ.,.,'' atl p.m. ~
day u.ro.o Salurday, Feb. 12-18 ID t.M UCJ
Fine Alta Ccmcert Hall.
COMMENTING ON one ol the most brtllia.ot plays ot the 19'10I, Cobe.a cootlnues, "'&quua' la
an lnteme theatet-expertmee. 'Beatamne witb a •inlle act of horrific violence, the play expands Ill aarch to the
wbole race of contemporary aesua1 and re· llgioua attitudes and the vartoua forms of
pa.aaion which link the two.''
Tbe central role of Dr. Dysart. notably
portrayed by Rkhard Bu.non. Aotboay Hopkins
and AathoQy Pert:u.. wlU be Del'formed b.)'
William Needlel, a 1uest tmtrueiOr' at UCJ UICI
~year vet.an ol the Canadian Sbateapeare
Theater at Stratford, Ont.
Abo appeart.q will be Kimberly Co&e, Gwen
Harrla. Robert Weiner, Roy NlabeU., Briana
Burke. Paula Perry and JamaSebmdel.
CllAILl.E8 ~ a frea.bman from Newport Beach, plays the key role ot Alan Straq, and
the four bones are played by Kathy Dooovan
Priscilla Unn. llkbelle de MoUe and Ann Du: ragb.
Credits for aett1nc and costume, ll&btlng and
sound aeore beloaa to Barney Johmoa. Arpad Petraaa IDd Jobn F'eimtetn.
For the moment, bowder, JCT will enjoy Its
loth anniversary. somewhat relieved at the fact
that lt has, indeed, come to pua.
ICT'S BETH TITUS, SUSAN O'CONNEU.
Rear: Jeanl Gibbon, Pat Corbett, Laura Black
TlektU att available at '3..50 1eneral ad-
m luicm and 12 for atudenta at the Fine Ada Box Office, from 10 a .m . to 2 p.m. weekdays. For
1nformaUon. 'pbooe 833-e617.
"Equ~" a1ao will be perform~ at UC San
Diego on Feb. 22 and 23 as part oC an 1.otercam-
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talent at both drama and comedy
Amy Sheridan carries o(f aklU!ully some of the
show's most moving songs, dlaplayinc a wide
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conlributea both a fine voice and comiderable
talent for comedy, while Don Hughey creates
memorable clwractert with each or h..is solos.
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Director Vo1za 0 Arnold ha.., ~lven us <11
sh ar p, spare production that manages to c-om
bine s ubtle character d elioeat1ons w ith
slapstick romedy
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s 1goer H1cha rtl lmprota. costume dvs1gnc·r
Beverly Norcro:.s and ll&hUng designer Ernest
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"AMaate:AN .. 1 IM.O'' lJ • ' tnurtly MOtet4*Y pley Mlllut. mlfdlll ........... ..._...._.. _.....,_.,ct: ... ....., "em fn ..... ,,......., 9'1d\erd o.,. & • Loi AnlleM ......... Who..,.~ rkfi women for
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9'nono tM rlc:h II port,..,_. In .. lck, ..... aty .. by dlr.dw 'eu• Sdwecter, but.,.,_, Schreder Ml burdlold tM film
•1th en emt>tvelent centret
cl\eracter, H .. 11 .. suc" llnes u . "'°"'9 people.,. •boW the taw," -.I, "You eln't t•lklng
f"'Oney; you're talklng murder."
Lauren Hutton pteys a ~tor'•
w ife who ct.II let wrth O.re; she Is strangely unconvincing,• Is the happy endlno. The fllm mey
find a mar1tet becaute of lb
hHVY MX, thumping music end
especlally Ge,.1an411PPNllng
actor who thus ar has dHlt
only with the extema11u .. Of
his screen charact.,s. The R
rating Is warranted by nudity,
wide-ranging sex end btunt
l1nguage.
"THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN"
rambles ttrough western Amert ca
and a loose pfot, providing
som6 gorgeous scenery and a
modicum of soclal comment along
the way. Robert Redford Is
the washed-up rodeo star
reduced to plugging breakfast
tood atop an IUumlnated
thoroughbred. Angered by a
conglomerate's exploitation
of the animal, he rides out of
a Las Vegas extravaganza and
into the hills. Jane Fonda,
as a TV reporter, pursues.
The movie has great appeal,
particularly beeause of the
electricity of the two stars.
Rated PG, a few expletives.
"HEARTBEAT" attempt!
to chronicle the lives of
Neal Cctssady and Jack Kerouac,
who helped found the Beat
Generation of the 1960s. It's
a brave effortbydlrector-
wrlter John errum to enshrine
1he pair, but I dOesn't work.
cassady, Intensely played by
Nick Nolte,emergesasself-
1ndulgentand callous. John
H,ard's portrayal of Kerouac
~~confused and Indistinct.
Sissy Spacek plays Mother
Courage as carolyn Cassady
loving each man alternately
attd sometimes In concert.
~ted R.
APPEALING 'GIGOLO'
RJch•rct 0.r•
UPSETS 'HEARTBEAr
Sissy Spacek
"1941" begins with a
marvelous self-parody by Steven
Spielberg. A naked girl takes
a midnight swim 1n the ocean
to the music of "Jaws," then
finds herself atop the pen -
scope of a Japanese submarine.
The scene, alas, is the high
point of the movie. There
m ight have been an amusing film
in the si>eetacle of Los Angeles
gone bananas after Pearl
H.,.,. WI IM't It. Vtot.M fluMs .......... , maq,
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• caretr·mlndld llld man who It IMcMd to tMrn U-.t hit wlfett~Mm-~ :~~~= .. ~:,.~·· lfluhltnthetabe...,,.. tM IOf'l'I~. T'Mwrltl~ and dll'9dlon by Robert Benton It • model of canctMnest. Theec:torsf"ftQOnd meQfttf 1-
cently: Hoftmen •the ~Ind father; Meryl Streep In the
complex rof• es the troubled
wife: Justin Henry as the pawn
In the struggle. Rat9d PG.
"THE ROSE" Introduces
a hurricane named Bette M ldler to the screen. Not since
Barbra Streisand and "Funny
Girl" has there been such an
overwhelming debut. M ldler
sublimates her considerable
com edic talents to play ~tralght In a role obviously patterned
after the self~tructlve
Janis Joplin.
"THE JERK" Is a Wild,
crazy andoenerally satisfac-tory movie debut for Shive
Martin. He Is a comic In the
classic Chaplin-Keaton mold.
His character Isn't fully reall~
In this film, but the outline
ls promising. Hlslargef~
low1no will be pleased w ith his
portrayal of the son of a black
sharecropping family <that's
r ight) who rises from gas
station attendant to mllllonalre
Inventor, then sll~ back to
poverty. The R ratlft9 Is mostly
due to Inordinately expletive
language.
"STARTING OVER" begins
with James L. Br~s· funny,
Insightful script, adds Alan
J . Pakula's deft direction of
"talented cast. Result: the
best comedy of the year.
After too many good old boys,
Burt Reynolds underplays
superbly as a man so upset by
a choice between two loves
CJill Clayburgh and Candice
Bergen> that he hyperventilates
in a department store. Rated R.
GEORGE BURNS, LEE STRAS8ERG, ART CARNEY CONSlOER CRIMINALITY
Camera Companionable
By CECELIA. O'MEA&A
Repmrted from IM RSVP N~ for tttrred
U1U01' ~DI t>i. Harbor Area.
I went to see "Going lo Style" prepared for
a n tularlous comedy The laughs materiallied
as expected: 1 hadn't counted on the tean and
the lump in my throat.
Tbe stars, George Burns. Art Carney and ~ Strasberg. prove by t.hell' performances
that age does not diminish taJent.
They portray three old men who share a
dreary. run-Oown apartment. the LSOlaUOo of
watchina the world go by from a part bench.
and the luWity of their ewteoce. It is tb.la seme
of futilitJ that leads to an outrqeoua adventure
and the maln plot of the fllm.
The camera aru as a lovtnc. undentandina
friend to these old men. We lee their beautiful
human qualities and emotions with no outleta..
We see death u a friend when needs are unmet.
"Going ln Style" 11bouJd remind all those
who see it that you don't stop feeling juat
beuuee you're old and that our 50Ciely abould
look up to. not down oo, it.a eklerty members.
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"A beautifully acted
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by Peter Sellers, who never strikes a
falM note. 1be ott. fine actora -
Shirley Mad alne, llelvvn Douglas,
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lAave It to U.. ElllJlah to be 1Uly (l .e. IDlplred) IDOU&b to ex.
cavat. an ObleuN aua1Jcal 1tyJe,
dreaa baDd mtmbna in old
clotbt1, and bave AmericanJ1
ravtn1 about UM neweat wave ln popmfMlc.
Tbe lateet 8r1U.b iDvasion ls
beaded b)' banda named Mad-neaa and &be ~iall.
TllBY PU Y aka or rock
ateady, a carefree form of
Jamaican dance muaic that hit
bl1 i.n En1U1b cluba duri.ns the
latter ~ of lbe Mod era,
cl rca l.88$-t7.
Ska made only a minor dent in
the Stata-remember "My Boy
Lollipop?"-and quJc~ly evolved
into the darker rhythms and
poUUcal directiooa of reuae as
played today by BOb Marley,
Pet.er Tosh and LlnlOo Kweskl Johnson.
As a result, new listeners are hkely to feel mvigorated rather
than nostalgic about th e
refreshing a pproaches ta.ken by
these two new bands.
THE DEBUT aJbum by Mad-
ness. "Ooe Step Beyond" on
SI re. ls perhaps the best ~rd
to start with for fun and party
potential.
The sextet-Including guys
with nicknames such as Suggs,
M onsleur Barao and Chrissy
Boy-dresses up in the pork pie
hat style ol English rude boys '
and accentuates its live shows
with ensemble dancing fits.
.. Madness sextet accentuates live shows wrth dancmg fits to carefree ska tunes
Easy Listening
Part oftheSoc1et) of Seven is shot rehearsin~ for the syn-
copated vocali6Lc;' appear ances J(ono Hawa4 restaurant
in Santa Ana through Feb. 17. Sfring at ~awaii's Outrig-
ger Hotel six months a yea r , e .group is on a tour of
mainland supper clubs. Two shd) naghtJy cover tunes from
'50s rock 'n' roJJ to Broadway oductions. Phone 531-1232 for reservations
But the music alone supports
the novel concept with 1.5 tunes
that sparkle wttb energy and
humor.
No messages here of course:
Just walling saJtopbones, perlty
ba s s lines, echo vocals and
monaural-styled production that
effectively repfoducea the rock-steadymood.
IF YOUR IDEA of a good time
1s to throw a party aod get
friends dancing to old s urf
music, then pick up oo Madness
a nd discover what the folks
across the water were doing back then.
versions and onsrlnab contlllllS
more lyncaJ s ubstance than those
of Madness
THE SPEOALS' .. Concrete
Jungle" for example , tBke5 a
contemporary punk I reggae
stance that will appeal more lO
fans of The Clash and Marley
Madness. meanwhile, 1s a
band that will generate more m·
The Spedala, witb a debut '1N SIAJtCH Of
album on ChryaatU produced by I I Elvis Coatel\o, take a more HISTOIUC JISUS• G
serious tack lO early r eggae.
The rtJyt.bma are be a vier. and "'THI f111SCO IOD"
tbe even m ixture of cover .. .,41• cNI
teres t amoni: lhosE' who fa vor
the put-00 n.ur of groups llke the
B·52S
ColJecti vel} both records pro-
vide an overview or the ska re ·
v1 val that 1s captunng England at present.
WHETHER OR not the same
effect wlll be achieved here re·
mauis to be seen Both bands re-
I portedJy are top notch Uve acl3,
and The Specials are making
their West Coast debut at the
Whiskey 10 L A. this weekend.
(A venue set for MoocS.y at
the Cuckoo's Nest ln Costa Mesa
has been cancelled because
ucket demand to the north
prompted Jn added night at the Whiskey).
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A Ret»..,.alw" wm °'*'wt••~ Uon for .. wttst et tM C.t S1Mt Lono 8Nctt Art Ml•um .,_. af.J:!:·m· MOftdly. l'MeJltt .. tlen wtn
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'PARACELSUS' BY FREDERICK SOMMER
Paint on Cellophane Work in CSULB Show
DESERTS AND OLD BARNS are favorite subjects of former Orange
Coast College Instructor, Darwin Duncan,
whose paintings go on exhibit Monday in
the Huntington Beach library, Cultural
a nd Resource Center , 7111 Talbert Ave.
Ouncan is a charter member of the Hunting-
ton Beach Art League which will sponsor
an opening reception at 7:30 p.m. Monday. in the gallery.
NEPALESE ART THROUGH
the 16th century and maJOf" sites of
indigenous Indian temples and Muslim
palaces will be explored during two
lectures by Mark William Ne lson. The
Saddleback College art history instructor
will discuss sculpture on Thursday, and
architecture on Feb. 21 at 10: 15 a.m. in the Laguna Beach Museum of Art,
307 Cliff Drive. Admission Is $3 or
$1 .50 for students.
OIL AND WATERCOLOR
paintings by Helen Reeder are on display
through February at Glendale Federal
Savings and Loan art gallef'Y, 100 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. Viewing
hours are 9 to 4 Mondays through Thursdays
and 9 to 6 Fridays.
UNDERGROUND CARTOONS AND news photograph$ from the 19605 will be
shown In the Upstairs Gallery at Chapman
College, 333 N. Glassel! St., Orange, , from Monday through March 14. Exhibits wlll open with a reception at 8 p.m. 1 Monday. Regular gallery hours are noon
• to s p.m. weekdays. The news photos are , samples of more than S,000 donated lest
J year tD the college by United Press Inter-, national. After founding Zap Comlx,
.. '
Rick Grtffln created Murf the Surf for
Surfer magazine and studied at Choulnard Art Institute. His early Illustrations
and record covers for rock stars are
on display. Griffin now Illustrates for
Maranatha Music, a non-profit producer of
Christian records and publications.
BOOK LOVERS AND HISTORIANS
wlll appreciate the decorated cloth
bindings on display through March 28 In
the Boyce Library at Fullerton College,
321 E. Chapman Ave., These predecessors
to today's paper dust Jatkets may be seen from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays' through Thursdays, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays
and 8:30 to noon Saturdays.
'
TH• eu .. D COLL•CTION
of We&tlm Art contlnun to let attelMSence
recordl 8t Bowen MuMUm, 2002 N. Main St., s.nt.e AM .mere It mey be..., untll
March 16. tn connection WI.._ tN tttow,
Or. Paul Frtzler wlll lectuN on wtt .. m movies 8t 1 p.m. on Frldeys. Topics.,.
"Oxbow lncl*nt," Feb. 15; "Broken Arrow," Feb. Z2 and "Stageco.ch," FM. 29. From 9 to noon S.turcs.y,·aculplor Ed Dwlaht
wlll tHch younoaters, t to 14, the lost
wax casting method. Cost for the workshop
Is S7. And the Senta Ana Historic Survey
wlll conduct a MmlMr on pretervatlon
pioneering from 9 a.m. to I p.m. S.turday,
Feb. 16, tocuslno on early urbanization •
Admission wlll be $2.
"THa INT.EGRATED ARTS "
• four-Nc:ture Mrles conc'"'(.,g visual
arts and music as they reflect a changing
society's attitudes, wilt start at 11 a.m.
Saturday In the Newport Harbor Art Museum,
8SO San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
The ~hour sessions, led by lrmell
Oesenberg and Anita Grossman, wlll con-
tinue on Feb. 23 and March 1 and 8.
Serles tickets are $25 for general
admission or $18 for members.
A COMBO WILL ENTERTAIN
from 3 to 6 p.m. SUnday at Galerla Elena,
2811 Vitia Way In cannery VIiiage, Newport Beach during a reception opening an exhibit of dimensional art entitled,
"The Assembly." Artists Russell Bushee,
Howard Jessor, 8ob Shafor and· Melanie
Vogel use found objects and peraphernal la
to construct their Intricate lmagef't.
Classic l'aleatiae
Youthful love -time·honored, sensu~
and precious -is captured in J~
Fragonard's "Bird Cage" (also known t
"Happy Lover~"). The sentimental see
painted between 1760-65. will be on displ
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next week at Pasadena's Norton Simon
Museum of Art at the junction of the
Foothill and Ventura freeways. Admission
is free for children, 75 cents for students
and senior citizens and $2 for adults.
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They~re ich.
They're ltove.
They re n~ting.
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Tom Petty, Forejper Don't Want to Repeat Earlier Succe88ee
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TOii. AIA)NG W1Tll _,......._ Blamont
Tencb, ~ llllke Ce ........ bwa. ltoo
Blair ud ...._... S..U l.,Jneb, lonMd ~
He&l'tbrMbn ID 1178 after Mvenl ,...,. ot not
1etU .. u7wbere In local bancb ln bt1
hometown ol OalDeaville. Fla .. and Ulm mo...t
to Loe ~ to U1 to 1et lt to ba~ there -
wbleb be did. tboq.b DOt wttbout a ltnlgle.
"I want to always be Just eDOUJ,b &lo $aUaned that I'll want to make tbe nut album
better Ulan the last," be HY•. wltb tbe
knowledge tbat aatiafact.ioa cto.n't come euy.
even wtUa bit albums.
Tbe band's ftnt album, "Tom Petty and The
Heartbreakera," established them and helped
them build their followina; their second
a lbum, "You'ni Goooa Get It," broke new
gJ'OUDd for tbem; their third album. •'Damn The
Ton>edoes." found them firmly setUed in the
rodr 'o' rollspotlipt.
Btrr IN THE FOUR years between the first
and third albums, the band had an uphill ftgbl
that only their own determination let them aur-vive.
The fight included a certain lack or at.
tention from record companies and radio sta-
.. . ~
LIKES TO BE 'SLIOHTL Y UNSATISFIED'
He•rtbnt•k•rs' Tom Petty
t10n s. a few negative attitudes from the rock 'n'
roll loving presa, and a lot ol bard work oa the
band's pa~ ignoring it a ll in a constant effort to
get their music lo the audiences -who are the
only ones that realty matter.
"The kids initially broke the band." Petty
;ays today. "because there never was any sup.
port back on that first album. never even an ad
or anything. So it was definitely from the au-
dience. 1l juat k1od of built up from the gip.
"rD &\TE TO SAY that radio didn't help
us, beeauae there was that bandfw that was
the re with us all the way from the beliJm,1ng.
Like in I.a. Angeles, rad.lo bu always been with
us, really supported us.
"Radio, especially the FMa over the last
couple or years, helped us sort of build a base to
work from.
·'The only time I got worried was during all
the recent lawawta. It waa a drag, with a cast of
thousands and I've talked about it 10 much that
I'm blue in the face.
"BVT THE GREAT thing about lt. the real
relieving thin& -without soundln& overly bum·
ble -was when the album came out and it
broke the record for moat stations to add an
album lD one day. I waa kind of touched that the
radio stations were there for me like that.
"You know, rock 'n' roll la the whole thing. It
made my life worth living."
• * *
"IN SPTl'E OF THE fact that we've bad
tremendous aucceu. the reuoo I play mualc la
lo break new barriers. however big or small
they are."
So speaks Mick Jones, lead guitarist and
rounder of Foreigner. who after three over-
Vanelli Sings
Recording art.llt • .lobD VaaeUl ii performina
his Las Vegas-st~le show at10p.m. and mlctnlpt
Tuesdaya throu&h SaturdaJS antil llarcb 5 In tbe
La Cantina lounle ol tile Dlmeyland Hotel, 1150
W. Cerritos Ave .• Anaheim.
Tbe recc>rdiq arUat bu adapted hia aong
and daace ~to •~ lD Acapulco,
Cbicato Dd !.akeTabOe. V....W Wbo IP'adoted from Garden Grove Jliib ~ md Golden Wm CoUep before blt-
tlnt tbealll*labclralt, lllo spent a ,ear oa tbe Loe~ Dadprr6otieteam ollllt.
( ROCK TALK J
wbelmh"ly auceeuf\&l albwoa, &boald need no
fW't.bW latroduc&e.
.. I JLlllt want to keep IOlna forward ud
roalJlt&ln an ur1ency In our muaJc," be COD·
tinued.
"I've Ileen a lot of b&Dda wbo'n bad auc·
ceu fall Into a rut where they're Jmt reputinc
tbemMlwe and relylna oo a formal&. U that
happened to me, l wouldn't be interested lD car-
rY1n1 oo."
WITH TBEI& LATEST album .
"Headaames." Jones now feels tbat they've
aucceeaed in tapping the enero flow of the
mualc -ao much. in fact. that many ~le
were surprtaed by the power ol the album a first
side.
"There's no letup, u it were, which is un-
usual for us," be admitted. "But I wanted to cut
a side like that, so I'm very pleased. I auppose
lbe aecood aide reflects a litUe more varlaUon. ··
For t.bJ.a record, Po......,. ..uai.ct tbe
talent.a ol procbacer Roy Tbomal Baker CQaem,
Can) ud while CODIJ'atv•Miom for lu aaceeu
10 to the bud, Baker deM vee a lot ol the
credit.
.. rt wu lnevttable that we set toc.U.r,"
aald Jilek. "I wanted Rof. to wort wttb • Oil tbe
flr1t album but be couldn l became ol otbel' eom·
mitmeata.
"Jtather than havin& a producer come lD
and put bia 1tamp on what we're ~ or lead· inl ua ID a dlrectioo, we have tbat dlrecUon
pretty well down before we IO into the studio. We
look to a producer, and eapedally IOllMbody like
Roy, for bia opinioa and concept ol IOUDd."
lllc:k feela t.bat lbe cbanle tn tbe band's
lineup CR.let Wllla replaced Ed Ga1llardi oa
baas), wu another reuoo for the album'•
power.
"Wben we were in the formative sta1es of
prepa.rin& th.la third album we fell lbat we bad
lo make a chan&e in the rhythm section in order
to 10 ahead and do what we wanted lo do. It was
a unique situation, and 1t wu a difficwt de·
cislon lo make but we bad lo put the mualc first
"I like to think we'll survive well Into the
'80s. It's bard to put your finger on any specific
thing as far u explaining the success. U I knew
that. I would have done it 10 years ago "
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Cartoon Voice Spices 'Buck'
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Thul·
eriog thuccotasb! Mel Blanc,
1bo baa entertained two genera·
IODS or cartoon addicts with his
ffbeat voices, has entered the
pace age as an educated robot.
"The Inds know all about the
old cartoons; they grew up on
them . J've broken attendance
records everywhere I've gone."
som eone talking through two
tee th. but you couldo'l uo·
derstaod what he was saying. So I
forgot about the teeth and just did
the voice of a regular UWe tough
guy."
That's Blanc's voice as Twild
o NBC -Universal's series
·Buck Rogers in the 25lb Ceo·
ury." Thb litUe fellow seem.a t.o
a ake a series of computer
.Olaes, but every once in a wblle e throws in a punchline phrase.
:hat wu Blanc's idea.
FOl' 42 years Mel Blanc bas
»een orilin•tinl weird and com-cal voices for
be film
tudios, and
1e lso't slow·
n& down at
'l. He atlll
llays Barney
Rubble in
!Ddless rein·
::arnatiom of
"The Flint·
stones." as IN.AMC
well as new TV cartoons like
"Speed Buggy" and "Captain
Caveman." He can be beard on.
TV and radio commercials,
some produced by Blanc Com·
munlcations Corp., or which son
Noel is president.
''LATELY l'VE developed
another line or work -lecturing
at. colleses," aaya Blanc. "I've
gone to 83 campuses in the put
two yean -Jwt got back from
New JerNJ ud West Virginia. I
talk about the creaUon or the volcet and tbow three Academy
awanl cutoona.
Interviewing Blenc in his pent·
house office in Beverly Hills is
like talldng to a crowd. WUb his
round fac e a nd trimmed
mustache. be looks like any business executive behind a
massive desk. But into bis con·
versalion drops a variety or
voices -Porky Pig, Wyle E.
Coyote, Yosemite Sam. Foghorn
Leghorn, Speedy Gonzalez.
Roadrunner , and especially
Bugs Bunny ("my favorite,
because h e's the mo st
popular").
BLANC TOLD bow be bad
broken into the cartoon voice
business:
"It took me a year and a ball.
I bad been doing dialects on
radio and I wanted to try car·
loons. I applied for a job at
Warner Brothers, and the man
m charge of hiring told me, 'We
have all the voices we need.'
"That didn't stop me. I kept
going back every two weeks and
always got the same answer.
Finally the guy died. The man
wbo took his place decided to
give me a chance."
Blanc's first impersonation
was a drunken bull. P orky Pig
followed, then in 1938 Blanc was
present at the creation of Bugs
Bunny. The voice did not spring
full-grown from Mel's mouth.
.. AT PIB8T THEY drew Buas
Bunny with two long teetb," be
recalled. "I tried to Jmltate
The late 1930s and the UMOs
were the heyday of the cartoon
short and Blanc reme mbers that
the aludio turned out S2 a year at
a cost of $50,000 per short. So
valuable wu Blanc's voice tbat
he signed an exclusive cootnct.
That meant be couldn't continue
voicing Woody Woodpecker for
Wa lter Lantz.
''Walte r hired a woman
l\amed Grace Stafford to do
Woody," Blanc smiled. "I
a lways say Walter married
Grace so Woody's voice wouldn't get away again."
BLANC Fal:E-LANCED as
televialon began to take over the
cartoon buaineaa and bu creal·
ed many voices for Hanna-
Barbera. Oddly he worked only
once for Disney: "I wu sup-
posed to do the voice of Giddy
the cal in 'Pinocchio' and be
s tarted out to be a ti pay
character. Then Walt became
worried th.at the audience miibt
consider tum a drunk, so my
dialogue wu thrown out, and
Walter Catlett played the role.
Mel aald be dbcovered when
Noel was l2 that tbe boy could
Imitate all bis father'• voices.
"But he doeen 't like to CC>Pf, Just
18 I never did." Mel added.
"When I kick otf, he can carry
OD."
Will Illegals Be Counted?
0raDp Count, lt bu.Udl.q an U'IQ of c.en.UI
Bureau c1erb, IUtlatlclam, and tldmin11traton
who mQ' be thwarud bJ a CODlt#ational challqe
to exclude lllecal aliem frocn t&deeennial bead tount.
Newsman Jlm Cooper examines thla con·
trovera1al luue and bow It alfecta Callforoia on
"Voter'• Pipeline, .. toai.pt at '7 i31) oa KOCJt·TV,
Channel !50. Tbe Pl'OP'•lft tepeatl 'l'ueada1at10;30 p.m.
COOPES"I GVBIT8 ~ tbla dllcuaaion will
be Robin Youn•1 Cnat11 Bwuu Diltrlct man.acer,
who aupporta me plan to include &lieu In lb•
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FAIR oppoeee the lncluaioo ot Wecal alleDI In
the count. The cenaua court project 11 aet for April
1st lhfOUCbout. the aaUoo.
At stake t1 the congrtu.looal re.~meot
of $500 ml1llon ln federal ualatance to locfl 1ov-
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the legality or includinl &liens in the ceDIUI count,
which now favors states such u Ca)Uorma to an
alleged diaprooorUonat. ahare ot federal funds.
COOPEll 18 ROST producer of "Voter's
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The prosram ll underwrtu.n by sraata from
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Stunrung 2 bedroom wllh
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carpeting &. custom
drapes. Super convt·
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eluding pool. !4p a .
clubhouse & lush Rrt'<·n
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NM OCIAM ¥U-W9I "••at Homey 3 Bdrm and family room. Sep
din rm. Lar1e patio overlooking
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REALTORS
675-5511
OPEN HOUSE
2340 laysi• Dr.: CC>rOftCI .. Mer
Curf • wittl a hot toddy by a rocrincJ fl,.
i• tM cozy U•hMJ roont & 9ftfoy a be..ttful
•lew acron th• bay to fft• Pa•lllOfl.
$535,000. Opett daily I to 4.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2 51 S E.. Coast Hwy., Corona .. Mar
675-5511
EASTSIDEVA *VETS* ~~~I:~ l~at3 Uw Yciw Eli ty I
ed on quiet lret>·lrned cul NOW . NO = I
dl· i.ac. pnced to sell fa!ll LOANS TO $100.000
at only $111.500. Cali-for LOW INT. RATE. Lt>t u~ I
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BeHer Homes . ==--W.·•=!!!'.' EUCunns
-'-IO'h%! LO"'PJt..YMENT SHTHIS!
Tb.la Better Homes & ~pr mo ls the total Specta cular' 4 giant Gardea re-decor look .......____ with separate -ut.. ..._ ( payment OD lh is 3 "''""'"""" ....... e can """ yours or bedroom 2\Aa bath four master s uite. T w o
Just $390.56 p n 'I per mo n' h o Id cond o elegant baths. wood monlb ' AS S UME --Ued ramUy room. eou"' ..... ,,.,.. ,L.., _... w /fueplace It garage. ,,._. .. ""'""""Iv-,.+ r• o ~rwu .._. ..... r.1,....La-Many, -.. eoo You can ass ume this .,.. '"• 11. -,.. .. ~ ~ loan of ....,, maQy upgrades. Only lappait! > J"8t '21.200 gradua ted i>aymenL Sll0.000 Amno\15 Call down + coet.s btlys it• ranancmg and the rull 2313 Quiel strftt. great area. pnc:e is only ~.500. <.:all ~ .• '" ., . ,, , .,,., ,. "' .. ,
Redecorated-hreplace us before 11 s gone [ I e:~~:~! ':,~'ti~:.~~~ 556-4m> ~ ll~PJltll
Hurry t o see Call I .SELECT _ '()'. ----··-··~ 752-1'100 r,.,,,, '".,.,, .. ,.,.., 11, ,., ,. 1 PROPERTIES 2 Waht fi °"' Honws [ • &!IHI ~··-"'91 -::l!:k~£;,'·:~~:·:: _ ----··-··!!!'. •Jt..RGAIMJ Priced $995. ooo to
Owner wa~~ out' BM~g $1 095,000 direct rrom
Els I UH an offer J Brdm 2 Ba· ru;lder For delaiu on U S V family room, s ton~ these horn~ and appt lo
f1replace Large 70x 114 al C I H ff • • lot ColleQe Park's hnest I see. <' I aro 0 • a.,'l Gov'tHomeboansTo home. only $98.950 Act 631~ Pnn~_!!_
•$ 125,000• ~;/~"~~~~.~~?~I FUN ~!7": I® IBIH:I .re.av.;?.~Lm 2
./NO ESCROW COST balh. large fam&.ly room
.t IYr. WARRANTY IT HAS ALL with bnck fireplace. also YET HOME SALES THE .. 1 WANTS" large sunny IJVJng room Div Realty Network witb brlclc fireplace lNr the edge orthe sea BeauWul sparkling pool 957-8400 2 Metlculously deroratoo A must see for only
JO:iunt.erspacegalore S112,9:i0. A c t n ow SPECIAL OFfER lD garden lutchen 54&Z313
o.ly$85,000 4QuietcuJ·de-sacstreet ,,,,N1•11·11\1.,,, "'"'<•· ~;~~r€~ :~1l~· l~•~fdil
646-Tin. A LL'STA TE (iliil --R--EA-LTOR-•S--
IESTZOMUDO
3 Bdrm. completely re·
decorated-extra wide
lot. Even bas terms.
AND 4 Bdrm, al'\O com·
pletely re d ecor at ed,
wood beam ceillnfla,
used brlc.k flN!Place etc.
Also baa term•. Both
priced under $3'10,000 *U.S. *
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3BR. 2BA, immaculate
condllloo -eoxtSO corner
I<*. Nice neighborhood.·
OWC 2nd. Assumable
loan. Call Ul-3191 or
9'19-1728 Alll for Nancy. JACOBS REAL TY
671-6670
COMING SOON!
27441. COAST HWY.
COIOMA DB. MAI
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Rcaltors
B.IGAMT WATYFROMT
USIDEHCI
with one or Ne wport's most spec-
Ut<·ular bay views Fi\€' bedrooms.
!lt'ven baths. seven fireplaces. ~1a ster
~uate with s1ttmg room a nd nearby up·
.s l iurs k1tchenctle Sewing room
Ul'autiful livm~ and formal dining
rooms Gourmc.'l kitchen with butler's
pantry. indoor char-glo i!rlll. and
hoated buff et counter Azure pool ~el
in a radiant heated patio deck F'our
<·ar t1kd garagt.<. Do<'ks for boat~ up lo
1)0',
$2,700,000
JAMES E. GOULD
646-5096 631-1532
I .
HEU WA.MTS>: DECORATC>tt
lf<•r(''s a 3 bedroo m Back Bay
c·ondomm1um that needs your help
But there's potential large enclosed
patio. family room , fireplace. view of
the ~reenbelt. assumable $63,000 1st
loan and the seller will consider a 2nd
Price LS $98.500 lt 's vacant. owner is
anxious and tt 's not th at bad.
REAL TORS'. 675 6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mai
OMY.-WATBl
Delightful 3 bedroom
bayfronl condo with 45 '
boat wp available New
ly deco ralad , n e w
carpets, hufle master
bedl00tn swte. »lnum. ver y best l ocal1on
~.000
SALESMAN
~ comm no monthly
fet-no haMle Part l1ml'
OK 97S.11T7
.ASSUMAIULOA ...
AM0 -
11 WrJ> 3 Bdrm homt'
With an assurnabh.· Isl
and :.eller will carry 2nd No qualifying :.tnd
pnc:OO al only SlOfi.950
Call 979-5370 NOW '
ALLSTATE
AEALTO,.S
Mo. Comty ,,,., ...
Orange UI Where you 'II
find Uus beauuful 2 !>ly 4
Br. fllJDlly rm. duung rm
home. H.aa «nlr al air
and pool wtth RV at'cess
All thi.s for on.I y $12.5 ,900
Call S40-3666
fNltelc-.n
Real Esta te Inc.
Broker ha!! pn \ate swte
av1nl for R •~ J>t>ri.on
Monthly fet• uwludt>!-. ~<'r.
rople r . phon1• 0 l'
airport a ri•a 100'.
romm 975-1177
SINGLES PAD
Now ~9,995!
All?lQlit new Northwrxxl
(' o n d o ' J U S T
ll t.1X.JCED TO s.s.9,99$• I
Young Singles & Couples
type complex ho'll.!> l«>n
ru.'>. pool, spa. b1lbard.<..
volleybalJ & more! UDJI
LS up~aded too Take ad
vant age ' C all fast'
'752·1700
<1'f' I• •,I '10 ' .VI(',
l®lfi&IHI
IA YROMT COMDOMIMUM
On the penins ula --spacious 2
Bdrm. 2 bath unit with both ocean &
bay view. parking for 2 can &
excellent security. Top priority for
boat slip. Excellent buy al $350,000.
IN NawPdRTC~llTER
~ 644~060
EMERALD l~Y-GOOD _TB.MS
One or the lowest price<l
ho m es 1n this exclus ive
<·o mmunaty --e xcellent
cond1t1on with room to
<•xpand. Owner will consider
treal1 ve financmg. Private
beach & tennis . 3 Bedroom &
2 Haths. $295.000.
PERFECT FOlt EMTBT AIMING
You'll feel the elegance and
privacy of this light and airy
:J bedroom and den home.
Ex cellent ocean and hillside
\'1t•ws. redwood decks and
patio Wllh spa . professional
1nter1or de s 1~n and
lu ndscaptnJ{ To be offered
.11 $298,()00
644-7020
NEWPORT BEACH
499-4551 495-1720
South Lagma Loe; 11.,....11
497-llll 493-8112
Lag.a leoch De.a Poillt
IAYFltOMT
Wt• ha\.c.' severa l fme homes
with pier & slap
PENINSULA POINT
N(•\l. ly d('(·orat('cl 4 bdrm ram1ly home.
Close to <><·t.•an $325.000
EL TORO HORSE COUMTitY
4 Bdrms . 3 b <t lhs ranc h st yle .
mini-cstuh.' in oranf,te ~roves . $249.500
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
341 Boy\•rii-Or•v• N fl ,.,,., f>lo '
MEWUSTING!
DQpln. 3 bdmu . 2 bath.1
eacb unil. I bl k to
bearh Frplrs
t'urn111hed for s um
mt'r w rnl t'r rf'nl .tis
Pnced at '22.'>.000
673-BJ fi7S 175.2 Eves
· associated
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k1trhrn v.11h 1«1linl!
Jre.1 l'ormal d1nini.:
ro11m lu\uriou~
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r n 11 r ' " J n •I m11untam.' from Jll
room' Shl5 000
RCTaylorCo
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H1ddt>n av.ay on 3 4S
arr~ tn llK' ht-art ot
O r ange Count y
Luxury 7,000 'IQ ft
home wtlh 7 bdrm,,
df'n 3 Rath Skt>llt-r
3 frplr• .. pool a ll
a ppl 1 anrt• k 1t r hen
romplu. r1\1 rlnYI' &
u •rurll) ')'l "ni A
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1n<'ompc1rablf'
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r o n \ ,. n 1 " n r 1•
Trem»nclou., futurr·
p o t Pnt1al ai.
Cor p orate o r
F.du rat1nna l
Retreat. etr
Off•r•d at
Sl.600,000
Pr~t'ntro hy Sondrn
l.1.nt
11ern .,.. Sol . ..,
4'7-1744
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBllDIAAV OF
THE l"VINE COMPANY
UASI wrTH Of'TIOM
... Owner will "lease-option
treated as purchase·· with $15,000
option money & $1250/mo. for 3
years. Will also lease w/optioo to
purch.ase with $7500 option money &
$695/ mo. for l year. This cba.nnina
38 R home la l mi le from beach on a
quiet cul-de·aac. $156,000. Barbara
Glau 752·1414. <A·ll)
HIW ~I DOVll SMO'"I
Situated on prime corner lot ls tbt.
outstandln1 fa mlly residence
w/over 5000 sq .ft. of llvi.na apace.
Perfect for indoor and outdoor
e ntertalnln11 Attractively
landscaped and handsomely
decorated with a "flalr of
ele1ance ! " It offers -48Ra 6
maid's, formal llvlD.1 le cllD.lnl "*•
f amlly rm, play rm, private atudy
off muter, 36' pool • ·r· ~ ValenUne 644.QOO. CA·llb
712-1414
~VdlttyC..,
64M2H
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111 .. 700
Woocb~ C.,,,.,
6"'6200
Haobor v ... ,.,..
A RAINY DAY DUPLIX
great on sunny days too ! but
the stone fireplace. beam ceilings,
cozy livtng room and tree covered
patio would make this a fine spot to
spend a rainy day. Owners unit has
2 bedrooms and separate rental unit
has l be droom. Presented at
$225,000.
U!llill()UI: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS'. 67!'> 6000
1443 E a\t Coast H1qhway, Corona dt!I Mdr
m®
f?each Rea lty
llAJ. EST An EXCB.1.IHCE SIMCE 194'
ca.. WITH US. .. to 5"CM.ASS HILL ••Jxs .... ••d••-.. of .... ....., ...... ...._lam 5 bedroa.. ton.al c1mwJ rOCMm Ir .. a.-: ttwy1I be ttwiled wttlt .... pc*. .,. ar ~ n.w. Located•.._ M.wport
Sdtool Dberict. S4lt.SOO.
NEWPllT BEACH
&...aM
Love! y N"'1l'Ort tw ach
Condo on blufl. all
facWUell Vlf'w of btoarh
&. ut.e. On1 y M:ill 00 mon
t.hly year round Try
ie-or k-aw purT ha.~
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SUD t·eb 10th. I »m
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Br. 2 Ba. quiet cos. Don ~~ ••• 8ll2 Wadebr1d11e . H
8cli.
4 Br. 21.\ Ba, pool. pauo
rourtyard eouy c~
~f'nsdl.Aamt •••
tl;i\ herber I
\.!.!)) fl.~ w"' ~115
2:\ZSN Grand A\«'
~Ana.U.92701
633-3150
759-0lll
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R~IOENTlAL &
INV~MENT
HEAL ESTATE
NF.WPO RT C ENTER
ATMULOOON'S
759-9221
Wow' A model
w ''ta rned 11la1
WI ndow It oodles 0
f'll tra' • bu1ldt-ri
hnanc1ni: S24S.OOO
C!IE
810111 ILllRS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
FAU.OUS -Z .. MOOB.
THI llUff S
R•n Foor Bt-droom With lfuae Country
K1ll.'ht'fl • Jo'am1ly Rooni SP<1r1ou.s Lari.ti'
Bonus Room W1lh Bath T<A>o S1on 0 1ntnl
Room With Wt'1. Rar Cf'ram11 Tdt• t:.nlr»Jlre
('u~tom DrapP"I & Wallpaper. Patt0s t'or
t:nlertallWll G~ll Buy Jo'or l.ari;<•· Jo'am1IY
You Ch-n llw-I.and S22S 000 A "Joy Of
Newport" lJ tmR
631-1800
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WATERFRONT HOMES. INC.
REAt. EST ATE
2436 W Ca-t ~ ~tBaact\
631·1400
315 M.wlne Aw:
&tio. llL\lnd
673-6900
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HOW TO USE
THE FOOD SECTION
TO SAVE MONEY
Using the Dally Piiot food section wisely each week can save you real
money on your grocery bill.·
STUDY THE ADS. The Daily Piiot Wednesday food section Is full of
-supermarket and food ads which feature, every week, specials and
other bargains. Make a practJce of screening these ads for the best
deals. Keep In mind that stores which publish their prtcea each week
make It possible for you to know how and where to save. They take the
guesswork out of shopping. You can depend on their prices and the
avallabUlty of Items. And you can stock up on speclata.
CLIP THE COUPONS. Clip and save "cents off" coupons. They may
save you qnly a dime here and a nlckel there, but the savings add up
quickly to dollars each time you shop.
USE THE RECIPES. All kinds of exciting redpes are presented In the
Dally Piiot food section. From cheese aouffle to stuffed green peppers;
from diet deaaerta to puff paatry. You'll find many Interesting and novel
waya to llven up your weekly menu.
BUY IN SEASON. In many Instances the recipe• are keyed to ~ ..
foode which are In season. Thia means they wlll be In plenttful suppty
and prtced low.
PLAN AHEAD. Plan for at least • week ahead, and check the:fUppl••
you have on hand before shopping. Costly retum trtpa can be Pf'vent·
ad by first making out a shopping llat.
KEEP UP-TO.DATE. World, naUonal and state eventa often can lmpect
food prtce1. It may be the w.ather In KanH•, •hipping 8trlke• In New
York or pol1tJcal uphenal In• foreign land which I• a keJ •uppler of a
staple -all can force higher price• here along the Oranoe Coaet. For
complete newe of food trends, your community and the wortd, rely on
the
DAILY PILOT
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Forever view of Dana Harbor, San
Clemente, blue Pacltlc a.ad Catalina
11land. Lovely 4 bdrm bome wttll spa.
Under tU0,000. Owner will help
....._ 9't"' IJllUmeble t--------
finance. ·
io.. lAr1le toslGO ,, ..
....-rtY. Ooea Houtt S. • ~ IJ.i .. Mon· I a I C a 07 o a R d . m-...nOWNER.
EASTSIDE
CHARMER
Oil do 1ac.1..1Ma&e yard, ~ I narm 2 bath. C-.MIN 1024 . lm.maculac. On.11
••••••••••••••••••••••• S111.SOO.CalJ"'"91e1
VATa.MS
. OPEN titJIJ'>I
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Mo\ie.ln CODdlOon. beet biol)' on tod.a)"I market.
Only Sl05.000. Jn Colleae Pu\ eau MS-0303
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f-Ol=IEST E
Three blllalde apart· 1Arl8 family bome oo 2
meats plus well located Iota. W/bay vitM + tbr
ret1U or commerl'ial IPL llG0.000. By Owner. Meu Verda lrl 4br, lbll, OLSON
• • t • • ' b.ald.lnc. One large view ~ . PR, bkft welcome. 18115
ap,artmeot bu 2,000 ,-.-4-1-,--,-.. -1-,-00-7 •--c-· TabltJ Dr, open Tb-Fr
aq1.ft... 4d~msTband lathrge ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~ v ew eca. e o et'1.._ _______ ----------------
ap&rt.ments have 2 BR 1• GR EENBROOK·3Br. each. one wath view n.LAST EASTSIOI 2Ba, aaaumable loan
deck. mo.ooo In Newpon e»rrs la.HD COTTAM $122.500 0wne 751""401 Beach. Call for further 3 Story. FIDtUllc view ~older bome on · r
detal.la. or ocean and bay. 3 laree tree studded R 2 PAHORAMIC
Bdnm, 4 batba. IOlcbea comer lot City approved ~.:•111..1 Vta'#
642.-5200
GREEHllOOK
ESTATE
ba1 EVERYTllING i.o it. duplex plus &nduded m ~
fant.astJc roof earden pure hue For an a p I 00/o DOWH
Must aee to apprttate. pourtment to aee. call OW.B RMAHCING
F'oruilormauoocall. ~. Spectacular ocn view
Cc a •• cJal Za•1d
AUTacll ve 2 gtory bou.e
-• I "' HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
m heart of downtown 1~~~~~~~~~ Balboa. Good forl
anything. Sell or I~.
C&1J foe &nformauoo. ONLY U4.900
4 su~ Bdnns. family
rm, RV ac«."l>s and large
cxroer kit. Be f aat ! This
.ua \I.Ml! Call 64$-0303
FORESTE
OLSON ..... --····~·
rrom ~lr bdrm ate. sun
ken hv no & formal dm
rm. Never to be dupUcal
ed aimlnlCUon & owner
financing. 2Br + 2~Ba
Handsome oak panelled
frpl c. Priced to sell
ASAP. Only $139,900
Please l'all 631·22i6 for
detai.1.s. Kendall Co. Open
H.seSat/Sun 12·5
FREE BEER
lo buyer of cozy
f1replat'ed 3 Br Coala
Elegant entry adds to the
beauty of the vaulted
celling liv1ni: room.
garden view f&m1ly
room. brick fireplace.
tnJG t:: rount.ry lute hen. 5
spacious bedrooms. 3
t>.t.hs, all new carpet.
highly upgraded. Only
1149.000. Act now Call
S4&-Z31J
... c--c-Mesa home. Come 11ee
,0..,2 -lhas weekend. $90,000.
~ --------3Xl>Momov1a.
Oe1mft•I Rcmdi
ID> ac:ne dutre5s sale.
$lSOO per a cre MusL
close by 2 28 1750 ooo
dwn Spertat'ular buy on
Mendocino Coast A ft fl
P~ °'before 9 AJ.t 111c i ~
OCUHVIEW!
$117,500!
S t: CU Rf TY BL D G
Ultra deluxe penlhou.\t·
;.> bdrmi. , 2 bulh-.
f'lllc , de<-k + rommun1
1y amerutws wait tr ado·
(anam·t-11:'.d'>I:' 0~111111
W\lh $10,000!
DUPLEXES
OCEAN VIEWS!
3 & 3 RH units S275 01.a1 •
J &2 Im Wlll~ S2711,~)0 '
3& 1 BR units 1289.500'
OCEAHFROHT
6 De!wc.e 2 bdrm • 2 bath
Ulll1a. 11 ,095,000' w.oa lcry flrop.
Rffffon
* 67S.7060 *
SHARP
3 Br 2ba MONTI<' F.LLO
l~muuum w1Lh ,un
rulU( baJcooy 2 car .:Jr
lll.(.00 s.46-3910
lJTn..E ISL BAY FRT 2
HD·2B•·SEPARATt:
GUEST RM + lBr A PT
1125.000. BJC DOCK. Bk
978-0920, Ree 67~.
EXCIPTIOHAL
DUPLEX
Very lnrtte 2 story 4
bdrm borne w at h 2
rar('J>la<"("S and view from
rmst.eT bedroom Just 3
doors from lbe Bayfront
You also !\ave a M>pnralc
one bdrm & df>n unit tn
lbe rear Large 3 car
~age A weU bwlt pro-
perty No vacant"y pro-
blesns!
673-6900
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Wl\TIRJRONTI
' HOML'
REAL ESTATE 1
1 631-1400
M.<t•··--........ TleCo.
Quality lo CTaft.tma nahip
and materials will
enhance the beauty ol
your bome. Entrya.
batbrooma. patioe. CaU
75-tru
$250,000
wW tRq t.bia rme 2 bdrm
home wttb 1ara1• and
.......................
TAKIOYBLO ....
on J Bdrm ~ w •l
Bdrm ant'ome unit oo
rorner lol & So o( Hw) 2
hre1Haces • 2 P•ll<K
S240.000 0wnr agt Ca II
!>aJ"a MarvUI.
67~5688or~
UHIQUI HOMES
FIXBtUPPH
2"-Wocu to bucn. 2 Br
twAtse + sma II mothc r
an 1 .. w UDll R 2 lut
$1~!1 UOO ,\"t :'tolclu~
631 12li6 or 6'2 1736
lft'Ystn /ll*s
:! br bouse on R 2 lut
.,. ready·lo·bwld. AP
PRO\ 'ED pWia ror 11
wron<f UJU1 ~T bkr
~28)2 ------
BUILDERS CUSTOM
I 80'" OCEAN VIEW
AT ROAIUHG 5UltF
Art1..,1.1r U.'>t' of .,.,JOd..~ .tod
1(1~ enban<'t' beauty of
lhls bttalht.VJng borne
\ aulled open be~m
cathedral ce1lan~~ J
uaclthng f1replace5
lluae C"OW\lry lutt'~o
t "ormal daoiog rm 4
spa(')()US bdrm i. w let. 111
dude drama uc m.a i.t~r
retreat 2 t.err ace. + 3
sundedcs add to beal'h
lifestyle. Home oear
c:omplwoo. Bui.Ider will help~. Terms to flt
lxzyoer. Best o( al I. only
~.000. Sbore!J.oe As·
liOC 848-Z!l62
JUSTmPS
RtOM
THEIUCH
Exqulalte Cape
3000 sq rt home.
Wilb 48r, 3 .... 8.a.
spa , 3 frplt"S,
country ti~
w/all amenities . nu.ooo. w111
consider trade
r or smaller
bome ln area.
LOOI( HERE!!
Lovdy Mesa Verde fam1·
ly home Larae yard.
finpUce, near schools
and 1hc>pp1ng Owoer
&llDUOla. For more ln· rcrmauoo caU. 54&-58111
·~I»-HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
TADOVHLOAH
At ooly $67 .ooo th 1s
ps1ect condo slarter 1s
the best buy an ~ dft'J
Won't licit ' BK k
54S.949 I
OAK GLEN
Uastin <'l•~t' Ill"""' •
be<lroom. ~ , b.. , •rn
doml.ruWtb ~-~".Al
Z>UI t.:.lckn AH· <.. )I
642 01 34
NICI RB> UC ED!
TAKEOVER 9 .5°0
LOAN
Gf'Mt 3 bdrm 'tartt'T on
qwet ~tr~l W:e \rd
o wner ha, bouitht
anotJwor & l'I anxious
~onlyS81.!m ' flurry'
BKR
5-45-949 I
SYCAMORE GLEN
llAAHDHEW
F"abuJou.~ larjll' J Ix!. Z
ba (Ju .. 111 \ lc1wnhom.·
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(rum JIW.!f~ :J.illl ~.IOIJ
W A VY b4.2 '>'734
P1UCE RB>UCB>!
Y.~lde. C ~I Rcw>m Cor
7 roodo8 Ai\ 6i~ j\ 170
3 BDRM. 2 ba fa!CH
Bl.In>. S20 .000 chm $500
per mo. Ownr t uttt
'1S2 90Z3
Cc w rddZ.ow
3 Bdrm home. hardwood noon. double garage
Lot a>U20. Sl2S.OOO.
..,~ .......
541--11n
Miu dd Mar. By 0wnff.
lmmac. 3br, + pe><>I
SUl.400 ~2223
4.Br. ZBa. Newly repaml·
ed. lArle ya.rd. Corner
lot. f)-pk. For aa1e by
owner . No realtors
p&ease. SBT ,500. 6'2·293Z.
POOLHOMI
3 Br. 1~ ba. compl~y
u:pp'8ded.
$95,500.
CEN'IVRY 21 &rf
5J&. 75&U.atror Chris
1..-p stora1e rm. Perl.
cond. rWJ 11 1ot. eau to --------
11//¥0"°9 .... .... v ..
Sharp modem colonla.1 4
t.droom atrium model
home.. In dynamic loca·
Uon I Country kitchen
with butltlna; dlnln1
area. famlly room f&
cnck.ling fa.replace. EZ
care yard, frwl trees
pJore. P•Uo. CI08e to ~ acboola .. and a II on
a qWet ltlM • Grob It!
sueJIOC). BK R. 540-1720
eee. '-•edit•• & AalOc: 675"-Jlll
I JUSTUSTID
A spedal bocne ! Lari• 2
tt.ary 4 bedroom. dinlng rm. family room. sound
room • l br tncome Wlll.
Bil mHter bedroom wt&A tnoch doon ope!)· lnl to deck wltb bay
vtew. Rare too block
ioc.tjoQ, ar vU.Laae and
l(MbbQ.
8EAQft'DIE REAL TY
'7Ulll
Sii THI VllWI
See t.be rlew trom an out·
•tandin& 2 bdrm. bom• with cfeclt, patio • privacy; thets ..e tbe
vMw from ita 2 bdrm .
+&eenaee room reata.l.
Cal.I now I 1535.000 TAi18B.l -· SWBDUPa DuPa ., bdrm. + rec. EHtakte triplex. 112:5.000.
room cuatom bome • 3)% down. 220 lloate Vla·
('II) 03 DAY complete l·bdral. apt. la. 54Ma)t; 9*23le.
fl.· J Def m.-WOW1 $17,tOO
'lbat'IALLYGUP11 =vc::= Q1rm'la1 t:Ht 8l4o tor• 67,..314 497.,,11 Dollhou... owe 2nd. ·~ ...... ,.., 01.ottl
..... , PILOT NOMI + IMCOMI SPmAL OFFER·ONL y IRL aSJO. Corly 2 aty bo1De.
SOVll:E 313 Heliotrope, Open Many u.paradee-owaer
Sit/SUD l-4. Top lot'a• wtU carry at lOc:.11 ln· Uoo. ovtnbed Jct. quail· llmrrTIJOIY t1 bame + bcmua of ln· ltr'Olt. No qu1Ufyln1. .-U. come. Sta to appnclat.t. c.h in on th1a lnv•t·
IW'I> rr .....,_, --1111111&. PnD ooty. c.n Mr.
_, ..v.... -.. oau 71l·U'7 or Mao1611 A8111&1'1Hm • =~~::::===I~~~~~~~, _-_Tm. ____ _
DB.UXE DUPLEX
or mother·an·law unit
2000 a/f home w /hvv
shake rf. 2 r /p, bltna+ lbr
\SUt. $144.000 w /usum
In. Soutblanders R.E
342~
OGMPoW 1026 •......................
MAIUMITA
Specla<·ular hilltop
homes 3112 3206 sq. ft ac-to Manna Selvd
Rd & Calle L• Pnma
ven 11111.000 to $245 ,OOU
831·3540. 493-4006 Bld.T.
U~PEHATI.-:' Bedul hm
on K "L l•Jt OK 11µ1' XJn1
trrn.-. t lZiK OH<J 1J1,t ~ •• •
..... ~:'.\ UL 1'1.1 X 1·-"t
$1~.~A.IJ & l ,.
Joan <.:. A1-1. 4:16 X4'17
f.c:unfaln Valley I 0 34 .......•........•.•.•..
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[Jn \I.Ill knov. th•· •p.·<'1(11
1)1)1' ho11m· & are .. ~n11
.,. .. nl ' II !>O , "''
'Pl'Clali.rA· an di rect rm•
C\J11.'~t for buyeri. ul
u.nlJ.<itt'd home\ 0..11
t 'OUNTA IN REA L f~l.\TE
904-1611
tta•IMI• lead! I 040 ..................••••.
WAUCTOIUCH
3 BH. 2 HA frpk 21-, yr
r11<l U<i"' nt ".,. n II u n I
1n.,rton <lnl) $129.5011
C 2 1 Sl I< F a<;k for
AarblirJ llarra ~.
~i5"2
GUHMAa 2 STORY
H~R. OEN , 2BA ,
FRPLC. DOUB. GAR ,
L.RG STORAGE AREA
VERY CLEAN. 2100 SQ
FT FE E S I M P I. E
CU>SE TO SCHOOLS &
Ht-:A C H $1 20,0tlO
l'fUNC. O:'il.Y. 964·4Htt7.
962-1613.
MARJl'&"S COVE
2 Br. , ...., ba t.own.bou.<;e
Vt nule to bch.. wtlhm
minutes lo Newport
Teoois. securit y,
<'lubho u se, pool,,
Jacu111. saunas 'loo
ctuldren under 16 0 Wl'
asoo Manner Real f)s late
... 1511 960-1065
WALK TO HACH
Lowily 2 story, 3 Bdrm,
FR. DR. 2~ Ba, trailer
acceaa. Aalt lDI only muoo.
SCOTT RIALTY
536-7533
llACHHOMI
5or4 Bdrm. 2 Fam Rms. 3 patlos, tarse eountry
ldicbm 6 eartJIUJoe de· car. VA t.enm. Sl.M.900.
FOUNTAIN REAL
ESTATE
914-lSJ.l
FOR SALE BY OWN ER
4Br. ma home by park &
9Cbl. AIJdng ~.000 wtll
carry paper. 963-0594.
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SYRACUSE
COll.EGE PARK
Prie»well under bulklel'l'
2 model.I ol tbe same plan. nu. 3 bedroom and
dm boma allo bu a We
root and ceatral air. Hltblf uPlrAcled wltb t:.:'o •••tonall y ..... "* ,.,., Call now
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SIM,IOO a.om decorated w .•
lcNch ol ele,.nf'e bu
dMia nm· cur'® lCK'aWd "' ~ VWap Juat l lC!pl
....,. from CX'e&I), •bol>-~. badl bay 2 lltor}'.
2 act.d 1araae. "" pbancer; upa.ritdt'd Adwl
community bv1"" ('iell
ror matt info M2 ..-r1
(~1~$1!i!§l>ll§j
4 IR/UHIV. PAU
Ken.1>1n1i:ton Mdl with
bt=.t of e\t>rytbang Up
grade-11 cpb, drapt!l> &
wallpapn HI GllT
REALTY. Call Dub
Oack1n.son
979-8533
WHO'S AFRAID
OFIMTEREST
$89,,00
You have to start your
own anveslmenl buy now. build eqwty w lh1lt
spacious condo at an af.
fordable pnce near lake.
pools. tennis crts. locot
ed tn WoodbndJ?e' BP a
winner beat lhc J?ttml·
<lilly $89.000 Easy lt.>rm;;
Just call U."> for our pro
f ess1nnal '>er\ H't'
5.52-4477
ReaJ J::o.tate ---Woodbnd~e Gro\t~. lakt•
s ite. :.angle family al
t ach ed home!> The
Auburn for $122.350 Tht·
Bentley for $131.500 Both
inc l . 2 Bat h . 2 t•ar
iarage, frplc, air con<I,
microwave. U p~radl'd
throughout. Brand new
AvaaJ immt'<l. f 'or ~ale
by owner, s.'>9·006:!
Lag.a •oc:h I 048 ..••••••••......••.....
OCEANFRONT
New Mo dul a r T Ylll'
Homes. pvt l'ommun1ty,
C! bchs. 24 hr !teronly,
i-uh lettm~ OK From
nJ.000 Treasure Island
Molllle Homl.' Pk 30801
So. Coast Hwy Lagun<i
Bt-ach. R M .P. 17 14 I
499 3.'i79
FOR SALE
t)(•!'an, canyon v1ev.. J
BH ~t-l'ludt-d homt·
~PJC'IOU!t back) ard.
redwood de<'k , hardv.ood
noor.;. modern k1lch +
m o r t• $ I 'I 8 • O O O
7 14 5 4 9 7 0 9 3 . t• \ .,
714 i56-468!1
3BR. family home vu
F H. L It. w F P. l:iund
rm. W1U lse opt. $10.000
dn S675tmo for 15 m~
Uon, 644 70~. 494· 1500
~ l·BR OVO •t
GnllWl. Poul, pulUnl 11 m SUO. • Owrwr on)'
~-
2 BR. 2 boa l'Utldll QuiC't
Ar4'a. pool. JU' IUl I,
~ *1 1.5.000 ~ AUftl Ntr ~ 1)1H
aMr&DGsm
111 pr11at1111 11u~
nt>1ahborhood Your
helm(' l'OU.ld hav.. "w <'t' µ
lQC View» o( ..-.IW lil\J
v1lla1e f'rk d undrr
mMrket •l ~000
U.,..Yi119cJel.1.
4'7-1761
Lai; a.1i<•h <.lc't'.1111 t'ronl
<iBr. :mu . coo1l 1. •• ,.,.
p..llo. 11\;a ltJUl ll'\'lll ' WV.
215.000 1-\IU pnn· \1111
ld'mb Wa.11 t'nkl t.1111 • '
li\a.ngt' Pnm·11.1ll' 1111h
Ol.11 Robert di 'Ql IH •:>
a....,-.HiHs 1050 ..•....................
Lei.sure WolltJ GJll 11
Panon1m 1r 111el4. '.Ir.I
rloor, VdJ1t Nut•\.t, :!hr
2ba. 586 6879 i\ l .lft
7pm
UISURE WORLD
Large Condo :!nd flour
elev. End unit lll·uul
Vlew. 2br. 2bu. lrg 111 rm
Owner 77~!00
~Hi~ 1052 .......................
CHEERFUL
Beauttlully land!lt'UPt'<1 1
bedroom hom1• 14 tlh
fanuJy room & rorma I
~ Pnvate aC'1·1~s to
ReioonaJ Park & ll0n111'
rourt Commun1t~ µool A.
J aCUJ.ZJ. SI JS .900
NOLAN
RN Estate
661-1161
Hrwporl •och I 069 .••.....•..............
BEACH HOME
$138,500
Walk I\() yrds Lo ~ach or
CflJOY c·umm J~s·n 1JOOI
Graceful OPt>n tle!>1)!n
wanned by naturul v.ood
cal he d r ;1 I 1· e 1 I 1 n i:'
w beams lhruout l)Jrk
rm Caty park. tenni-. l'rt'
& play area Selll•r .in'<
IOW. 646-7711
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By P-.t&er •tom.a.
llJd s ti.droom. 4 1-&h .__ DOW under
ftlllllltn~!Uon OVUt.and· let C\llWm lw. In
&di tarp nauier Aite
witb b~dro wlllrlpool
jft.ted tub. fonnal dJ..n!n1
room. aard•n room. <'uatnm fl,..plat• with
nmv.:naUon pit, Z t'ar
ICR•I • l7'x•· pnvat•
lbll wWI water & el.c·
trh'lly Some optional
rokit' M-lMt'Un P<U•bJe ~~NCtlOC'I Prilltid fl '005, ()()()
Uu)' dtrl'rtly fru rn
bullcfer Pnn ool.y
OPINHOU51
TODAY I to 4:30
IWHarbut 111laod Dnv~
Newport 8e1H·h
Carol I lolf 63 l-OW4
Shown by appomtmt!nt
OHLY $1 30.000
ftt>auuful large 2 Bdrm &
lit-ti 2 IJMth an Newport
~,,....,. uJ\ely lan<bcap-
m.: lluv1· llSt' or C'om
OlUIUly Pool and ter~ !
1 .1r .:t1r
MB.FUCHS
PAVILION REALTOR
67§..a 120
THEILUFFS
< .r .1caou:i & ell'l(Unt Ill tht-
j! 1 J n d rn .1 n n e r • ,\
lowr\homl' or Ulio.tlnl'lU>ll,
.I IJl11 m"> • :!' • 1>11 , l'OOl
IOtJIKllnl( ,1 '>Wl'\'l}IO~ ~"
1.111( lul>h lawn" & m 1).!ht>
Sv1·:im111 t·' 1>0111· to
p1·d l'l'l 11111 .... 11 huu I ••
fl.1\•' Ofrtnod al Sl75.llCMI
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~.\IE II\ clW"lEll
.1h.1.11dnrwd ,.,,., ,.,t.1t1•
v. 11: pool Ill Jlf1·,11i:ou.., w .. ,t, llH ·lllr n•uutn
lo.1tdll·11 Ii: l11L "' lo14 mt
b'>llfl\Jlih lii.111 s:.·1~11100
I.le• O:llii'
MEWPORT CREST
1-u i:1· ,,.,_,urna bit• 111,111
1>mt'(I to 'di'· tkuh1ll
11.t•,ill\ h~ lor Barb.1r;1
l 'h.1mtier. hlJ iJUO
15% DOWN
OWNER ANANCING
c Jnly J left 1n N1·w p11rt
t.'re.t lrtt•JI for horm· or
inH":>tment Ocl•an \'1ev..
pool. tenrus court Cal I
BJom Sm1th·Mt:Yt'r lor
dt·lill.ls
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W.U -Jl&rbilr View lbne. art ... ~. ee.t iktY M SIM ........
Plitrlct Tl!ftCn. Gl I.al
R£ALTORS ----
UDOISU
2 Sly. eul.Y CaUf. 3 BR. den. 3ba . uv rm. wt,pl.
& beamed cetl. Co1y
patao Walk to t>t-acb.
club It tcnn11 fac1l.
S3'U.OOO. CaU MlSSJON REALTY
~l
THISISm
Spectacular cwst.oro 4 bd,
3 ba home featunng a lot
ol pnvacy You'll love
th1!> secluded mas ter
...wt.e, bbrary loft. Lr~ &
n.tnrunl!I creek lmmMc
pre~ented J ea nne.
631 l.31i6. 5S2 7367 agent
Harbor Ridge Dyna5ty.
unobstructed Cll) \ ICW
1950 sq l't 2 Br. 2 bi!.
Sl50.cm 759-0634
SEAVl l-:W
:!~'TORY. \'I EW
. .\G E:.'-1 644 ·4141
OCEAHFROHT
~ home on I~ lot nr
:'\v.pt Harbor Yar ht
l1ub. on Perun:.ul.1 Ideal
for fam tJ, mg C.111 ownr
ll~~
. IO°'o DOWH
WA.TERFRONT
llt'auurul ba) rronl homt•
\\llh pn\'alc IJoal dot•k
Owrwr (1nancini: Ll·~~
lha11 mlert'Sl only pJ \
nwnt:-l'r1 re rt tu ..,l'l I
l~l Cc1ll 631 2:!4to "•'II
dull Co
Hwpt's •it Buy
E1KI or l 'ul dc ... a, .I Hr
~ &t v. For~w l 01nin.: &.
t-,1m Rm Suiwr 1·orul
1;rt'<1l a-.:.um.ib ... 10 :!.J
loJn l'os,, Lt·J,,;· llpl or
l11ni: • ,,.r •>l4 SI 1•1 :,1111
( Ul1 11..i'bl'rt~ II Jj.,'I
1~1 laih
UDO ISLE
Redllced $25,000
Slnwy sict. patio, 3 Br,
2 bo +studio & both
ov~r qor. Fl~xibl e
termt or trod~.
$395,000
~"house 1-5
223 Via lthica.
Fri /Sat /S.n
ROGER BROWN R.E.
673-1020 HOU YHOCJC ti
TIJRTI.E ROCK GLEN
Garden ll o m cs.
panoramic c·1ty It view
from mstr bdrm. h11:hly
upgraded thruout 1n
neutral clrs. wood rlet'k,
proflndscpd. 3Br. 2''78a.
approx 31()() sq ft. 9S5 1285
EMPHASIS OH •..
~lYI<' & comfort an thi;; 3
bedroom ho m e w Ith
vaulted cealml(s, formal
chrung & a very pnvak
i.pa . lmpr ess t Vl'
roastlinc views from
every room. S260.000.
DRAMATIC
CUst.om·bwlt J bedroom
home w it h cathedral
cethngs. skylights. larF(c
stone fireplace, formal
dmmg. spacious family
room & third level add.a
t.aon pot.enU.al. ~.000.
-816-C-AN-YO-N _, ~~· ...•.....•••..••.....•.
Pres. Hgts. twnhm 2Br.
t•~Ba Assumable loan
Pool. s p a. $94 :>t\
4:9S-1786.
COMFYJBDRM
Well kept 3 bdrm. 2 bo
{amUy home w /country
kitchen. newly painted & criitd. fully landscaJ>P,d.
sprinklers. patio rovt>r
Priced to sell at S1 \2.500
By owner Pnn only
SS1-1"94or979 2560
IMMACULATE
SO.IRVIHE
!)paC>OUS 4 bdrm. 2":. ha
on xtra lge lot. Won 'l
last L oaded w up
.grades Natural cell<ir
walls. ceramic tlll' tmtry.
o:urrored wardrotx>s. ful
ly landscaped w uulo
~prink.Jer~ On quiet t•ul
de-sac Stepi; lo P<Hil.
park. tennis. !-.d1001
Real value <il SJ~.:-,00
By owner Pran only
SSl-14.1}4 or 979-2.'100
SAN JOAQUIN VILLA
Most desirable Sol<ino
Plan 2 bdrm ~ den
Walk to golf. trnn1s
swunnung Adult!-. only
$149.SOO. Open llou:.c 36
Moreno f'r1 Sal Sun
fo'or more mfo cJll AJ:cnt
561-4682
BACHELOR CONDO
Commuruty sw1mmini:.
park, s~. tennis couru
volleyball. Less than 2
years new l'r1ce JUSt
REDUCF.D to $511,7541
Call oow for detail">
CUSTOM HOME
lo beaut i ful
NORTHWOOD . 3
bedrooms and den with
private atrium. 2600 sq.
ll
--;. l:t\NCfl A l'f,\1 IY ~ '.~.I /000
I ~t TMll
1 I I I' I I
I WY SEH I 1' . r I 1· I _
DllEAM HOUSE
Just a short walk from
the tx>ach a.s ttus brand
new s plit level wood &
J!la."5 2 bedroom home
with ocean & mountaJ.n
v1ewi. Formal dining &
twy fLreplace. 1249.500
HOLAN
Red Estate
497.5454 ---~--
2 FOR I
Commercial unit. s uita·
ble for stor~ offices
PLUS dt•lit4'fiUul hvin~
quarter!> <.;uod foot traf·
lie an•a on Coast Hwy.
~.(00
OCEAN VIEW
1\ love(~· :1 txtrm. home in
tilt-popylar North t•nd.
include~ l<1rge. formal
dming rm . alnum with
rount;un & c·ompklcl)
J)rl\3ll' VICW dt'Ck
~'75.000
OCEAHVIEW
Prime property in J
pnme location An 1m
maculatc home oo a
hcaut1fully IJndscaped
H ;.! lot Hoom for <»·
p.~100 $219.500
"'lqntcr ~'l....w.e~~~ . .
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ELMORROIAY
C.Spt.ure lhe beauty or the
Pacific from this charm-
1ng l Bdrm mobile home.
Only $28,000
don osen
r• .. dtor ...
1213 N COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
497-4848
t
II IC Al'R IT Tl I i "''°" -going 1111 eo '"' _ . _ ; lh•t oflt ioc-i '"llllflnl now
-on1y quot• you an --""' _
1
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1
y<111 elt OO'#n to dlnntr.
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• m~1"~~"' r r r r r r r r 1
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•
Spectacular ~olf coun.e 640.5357
estate. 6600 -.q n 4 to 6
Bdrms. 5',. balh.s. l'ool
mdspa. $1.295.000.
111 STARNES CO.
67~7761
NEWPORT +
POOL
Lvly fmly home 1·om
plete w pool & !.pa Pool
s urrounded hy 10 000
used bncks F:ven room
for boat & RV City h~hts
view• Very. vt-r~ re
asonably pnc('(f H<·•·ent
ly remodeled 1n rantJ"lH
localJon 646-7711
I 0.25°/o EXIST.
RNAHCIHG
NEWPORT
Lvly 3 bdrm. 2 ba. rmh
home. Sunken Ii' rm ;!
pat.J06. bit m 131j(.J PJ.U~
separate gUt''>l qrlr'
w own balh Charmini:
hous<-in most pr.-~t1i:111u'
Newport locc1t1on Won I
last long at lhl<. 1<114
pnce ~7711
Real F.-.tatf'
MIHI VIEW
Step; to beach Nt>w I
Bdrm ho m e ncaran!:
completion. Bwlder will
help fananre. Su bm 1t
your offer A s k1ni:
$254.000. Call r>40· l tst
,~> HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
CLASS SEA
Elegant 2 Br condo ov~r·
looklnl all of th e
Newport couUloe. Ex-c e 1 le o t locatloo .
Complete enter1.alnment
1' recr~allonal ~-Owner pro vided flnaoclnl al a low
J.GWX,..,....t.
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
l'7M700
--------EadbWfT...._
rantasllc tri·level 3
Bdrm. 2 batb. neutral
eartht.one dtt0r In mmt
rond1t1on Hurry' Call
b4.').-0."l)3
l!ilfMt .... ,..._...._..<_,......
EASTILUFF
Ry o-..11er. one or a kind.
i'it'l!:Jnl ,, Ur. tx-am ram1
I\' room w ~ky light. <'"<
1·c·1Jll\ l' homl' f"n•nt•h
door"> ln l\ window ...
IJ1•1l 'flJ . 11\cr,11t•<l lot ,
11..tal 1.1n~.H y lntl·n·um.
pnitC">i:.H>nJlh clt•n1r<i1t-cl
tv. I.ind'( .111t•ll Jmt•ml 1t·~
1011 numt·r111" tu 11,1
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~lkS IHIO f,.,. (' J 11
71 1fWI111.(lfi U1>1:n hou~e
~l &:-.Un I 1
HARBOR RIDGE
'.J b r J t. J t 11 n ti o
H1-·n111r '1el' PnCl'll
111 't'll II\ Ov.ncr sr.:. (Ai) ti40 •Ji;t);)
'\ fo:Wl'OHT CH 1-:ST
:I T h r 1• t ( 11 n d o
.X'lr1hdrm.' Tt·nnu.. pool.
JJru111. , .. una ta'. <In
1,111111 l1n<in1·10.: No
J,111111h 'fo quu1try1n)(
BJ11rn ~ 1111:1 or r .. w SJ.Si
\1.'l B
SU VIEW!
C)(•r;1n ~ r1ty h~hts v11•w sns.ooo S399.000 i-:x
clus 1vr Prine only
Patru·k Tt•nore. i\ gt .
631 .l2JJ6
100/oDOWH/OWC
VIEW HOME
N<'WJ>Ort ·s ftnC!tl 3 Bdrm
decorator home Built
around central atnum
Master '!Wle has cu.,tom
loft & Oak s piral
Halrcase Custom
JBCUDJ pool w canyon &
nty lights view directly
off master i.uate Ex·
tensive use of brick .
wrought iron & pro·
feSSIOll•I laTidS~•ping.
Don't buy a borne In
Newport Beach prior to
seeinit Ws one. CALL RED CARPET
13l-l3'0
CASTUIYSEA
Total luxury abounds
Lhru.out t h is 3 Br
Medtterannean home.
Top quality conatrucUon
and every conceivable
amenity lncludlna
1t.alned 1tu1. circular lt~ue. ha.odpalnted tiles. eo mucfl more. 380 dt• view. Call to 1ee. ~wpan P&er IMlty
673-2051
San.--c a,Dlstw ew> I 0 78 .•.....................
I ~HorwEstat.
4000 sq. ft. s~le st.or)'
h1i:h quality custom
home l'ano \ 1rw or
Capc,trano Valli'\ 'l;ov.
under con -.trut· t 111r1
Compl!'t1on m 1d \\a)
S499,000 DaH~ Bourkl•
Hltr.546-~
Tustin 1090 ..•...•..••.••..•......
Would _\Ott hd11·v1• th.11
\OU can l11J1t ttu" 1•\1•1·
\Vclhngton hom1• b) . ..,
-,um1n)( a !I ... ,·. 1 on\
lw.n~ Full pm:e S:t!.'• •Miii
l~t TD S2:10,71>1 ~nr
mnn• drl ,111~ {'.ii I 0\1. nr
,tgl !;.lK. 71;till
.............•.........
1100 .........•...•.•.......
MOBILEHOMt-:
H C Y S E L L H t-; :"-T
n~A.'lin:
Mobile Homr s~
lftfonnation Cente-r
CALI.US 661-1021
BY THE SEA Sl l ,000
3 Br :'ttobllc.> Hom<'. JP
prox ' , m1 lo Ut't'.tn
Pool Sp;1 Rf'<' ccnt1·r
lncludt>~ ~torai:l' :<hl.'d &
encl patio A must lo
sef'' Call 752 1700 nov. • ...
Tnuler space avail for 35
footer Sr c 1t 11ens. no
lod<l pets 646-41 SI
NO DOWN oar
Take Over Payments
'78 Sumerset 24 · 2 Br.
2Ba. mason1te Md1n2.
shake roof. bnck sklrting
& planters. w tk t o
Westnunster mall. Only
$316 mo. <A.85129 >
BEACH MOBLLE HOME
SALES
847-1100
Rellremeol or Flsblng
Get-Away, lOx.55 in Park.
Lone Pine. No k1d1.
$'1DI. tJ7&.5747 aft.et 5pm
For aale: mobile home.
Cpta, drapes, Uke new.
Nice partt• pool. $17.900.
C.J. ReaJly, 992-6471.
OPEN SAT /SUN 10.5
2 Br MobUe Home
34001 M\llrlandl #1.94,
!2 Toro. Forat Gardena
.cl:ult park. No pett
Country Club Uvtna.
Security Oat..
MW737 or 5111-51'71 s. ~cbllk. RU.r.
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pstt. 28r 2Ba .. 000 lNOOtl E PROPKJlTY l!S.OllO. Subject t.o 1031. Trade Nwport 4-Plca.
e:Mllfor.CJ..7546 • · Frcm $111JIOO. Modular '*-Wf A# orf.1M111 I to «-.n fOI' Taboe Ty~ Hom••· 2• br JodlaeVlllalll.
<WALK TO Bl:ACH>Z BR MC\lri\y, 3 am ~aches. 6 ,........... ManaWi Rlty ITs-4800•
+ d e n a 8 a pooUs •. Tnu"" late ""'• ._ .... ·~am" Nr loveJy Pk. aa.1 PKlllc Cout COSTAMISA
pool • clbbM. ISl,000. Hwy, La1uoa Bcb . Onil& t."ma·»'M down; A/I.. 648-4311> RM.P . <714 )419 ~711. wuine la at 9 M> and ...... ,.. al*8d
UMCOMTROLLID ...,.
Nat 10 F.1 Nldo Mobtle
Home PIJ'tt tn San Ju..n.
We tt.ve NVer&I ftJ' new
MobiJe I lome9 w /moo.t
pnces CaJJC·97~Wcr.
Mobtle H.ome lh70 ex-
pand(), 2Br. ZBa. furn.
toe an desert area.
D>.CXX> Btfl mobile pk m
Rancho Mirage Ple!i6e
t•all <714 l 324 2140 bfr
JPM dally or C714 1
328-7419 wkntls
l!m Salem, 2 Br 2 Ba,
single. w many extras
Cobta Mesa adult park
<.:a.JI Play Port ~12
lllli67041
IOOO ~Hon.t
C.ot>W :'tte-:.a. dbl wad~
S31 900 t'Jm1ly park
"lkwport Beach '26.!m ~ttna Hdb. be11ut dbl
Wlde--$26.900 t.o $44. 000
Meadov."'> Park, JW>l list
<"<I &·aut d bit' v.1dt'
lrplr ~.500 L1:.\ w11h
(
00'>l.t :'t1l''J Mohllc•
llor111·~ .... i..rt p1.i·k1og
""''J :'th·'·' Mol>tl•·
I loin\.., 00 43..'\ I
l\lt.JI l Br w tip 11111 ,11r
l~KKI, i.k1rtio.:. JV.ntng
,h;•tl. C M $5200
f~ l 151 . l)4l :!911
UGUHAIEACH
1978 Sin9le w id~
Hillcr~st. lo tpoce
r"f'ftt. close to towft.
Just lis~ lSR5797 I
Mobile Hon. Store
554-7070
1300 ....•..................
COURT ORDER OF
PR.IV A TE SALE
40 UM Apt Comp.x
l959. 1961 :'tiaplt• AH'
l'o~.tJ ~•"'J Ca U1d:. 111
1,. Prl-wnletl to Rdl'rt-.•
.lt'Jll :'tl .1r1t· :-.p..irllni.(
.!Ltr.! l>u1>nnl tx>fon· 1>1 ~tt· Ill ln1n1· !'tt an•h Jn!. 19tf) Tht' propert \ tu
ht• -.old <ii pn\ ale ~ah· lo
lhf' J)t'rson mukm~ th•·
h.Jgbcst bad Tl·rm?> 111
sale & !>JX'<'1f1t·auoru. l'un
bt.· obl a.Jlk>d by w n l in i:
o(fit"t· of rt>fert>t•
4-PLEXES
RlOM $159,000
20%DOWH
HE.U DfSHEY'LAHD
Broiler '714 nso 1634
ee ..... ., Lots/
Ctypti 1500 .......................
I Plot"> 11 .. rbor I J .,.11
\tl'mOrtJI t'Jd, l \1
"'50 t'J or mdkt· 11lr
7'it>-5ofi5
Comn1tr-cid I --~~ ....... !~.~~
Conwnercial ZOMd
Allr<1l1 I vc :! -.1 on ho1hf'
1n lw..irt ul do11>n1uv.n
lS<llhoa (;uod ror .111\
lt..w Lt· a"· or "·II t .ii I
for 111form.at11m
MEI.FUCHS
PAVILION RLTR.
67§..1120
CO \1 \f ~; H IC: \ I. I. Cl T
<.:.mnt·rv \'111111:1· Ar1"1
.Ille\ Jll,...,~ 1114 nr .1,.n I
s 13 '• !>Oii I' r 1 n u n I '
tl.51~
COftdominiums /Town·
hous.n for sale I 700 ........•••••.•.••••...
LOW IMTEREST
Gr.at locaHOfl
Take ovn lov. 1nter1'4'1 1 rate loan' Several cho1C't•
I 2 bt'tlroom rond11
hotnCb tn popular Spr
1n.:'> rommun1t~ 10
In 11w Lake,, l>lr1 .. 1m,,
1auu. ... lush lan<l~capin.:
From $57 .950
!'hone tod11y cµnn 11111) 1
S44 14J4 <Brt>kt·r I
CONDO -IRVIME
Ex('epllooal buy 2 hr I
hM rondo IJl chOl l'\1 Spr
rn.:s Communll) 1n
Irvine Trnna. ... pool. ~r111
L u">h !Jl rt•am' &
landscapinJ: Sl4 .ooo un
der market at $75 000
Ju11t 10'. down l' J II
Brok~r 5 44 ·l431
HURRY '
1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MIWPC>fl'HGTS
$234,000
Tl.M'UX
Ow.B RMAMCIHG
Spacious 4 Br. I 28a
owners w\lt w 1rrp1c. Aho
2·2Br uolta w tfrptcs.
Xlot owner rinan<'lng.
P1uM t>all 631·22tf tor
detalla. Kmda1J Co.
3 Deluxe unit• Hunt.
Harbour. Owner will
finance. Bll:r 87>-2ZllO
--,,..,...., 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EASTSIDI
,Z .J ... &Wh
S14Z.500
AUBllALTY
"6-0814
CM'C ba1aDce ! Exttllenl ·-•••••••• ••••••• •-. ,..,area. 75.2-ll:IO ......... l .. 1107
3 ~aw houses. room
for 4tb unit . will ex-
chanae for vacant lot.
j 9UAIL
A.~~J.
10,-Tll 1:10 rx1
umu. 1maU mobile home I~~~~~~~~ putt or cash. Owner wUJ
be!p f a.nance. $165.000.
Sttmc Prop. 675-57216
12 Uruts. Costa Mesa. All
two·~. 10 Times gross
Terry W11l1ams Agt.
8511666or5:>1-87~
• auMrrs •
CA6ta M~i. Room for
more on lot
laEAD & MITTY
4 four.plexea an Cosu
~esa Can be aold
separately. AJJ 3 Br 2 Ba
each. Owott will carry
at ID'"< for 4 years. 2$%
down Pull pnce Sl95.000
Real Estate Investments
3333 W Coast Hw). NH
645-6646
CIOM'd Sunday
• o..ty SJ00,000
The!ie muq be the
t:ht:<IJ)e5L urutii in Costa
:'>1e.a Buy :-.:ow•' Fixer
upper Rehab and makt' TO~S (Jt' DO G JI ' I , ________ _
Pnn only C.sll 24 hn.
~
641..S833
36 UNITS
TISTl:"J S500f\ do.,.n
IEASTSIDE. CM
Three 2 BR 2 Ba umll>. 1st
<>wner deprec1at1on .. ,.w on two nt-w unit~.
64()..6259
fo//Jflll
R E A/LT Y
f'rinc 1p<1I:-onh· 110 :----------JJ.!t·nL~ Ht·dd) for ( '11n<1t1
t·1.1n H •r,111n U\ n a mitt·
pr11pl'rl > pr1<·f.d 14 1·11
~lo"' Uw rlklrkPt l 'nn
onh llurry 11>r>n t I a' l
<.:-111 24 hr AJ!l
541.0800
8 UNITS
HUHT I HGTO,..
BEACH
4 YEARS HEW
~11.11,,11.1
llwittni.:tou lie Jt h HJ t'
K-12 -H H K.W ~
\!>~ fclf' Jim W1bon
l.c'latnl CdM 2 + :! duplf'X
~ qwet tret-lmt-<J 'ln·f'l
t-1r .. µl.t1·e, 1n both
L1l.inrunl! <1wner ' unu
14 pn \ Jh' ) <1rd Jt'allnt
\i.:t f,J 1 .l2J.,t,
HEW UNITS. C..M.
l~t· Jbd lb.t 014 nt•r ., unit
"' ffl>I \.trd .lo(df<1.lo(I"
Jurub .tt ~ 0011 Jnd
I uruL' J l $2ti:> 001
~. lnV">tmL'> M2 1603
20 NEW UHrTS-CM
~JUllfUI .! btJ , i l1J
I II .... n h 0 0 ' ,. fl n I I '
w lrplr-.. vaullt'<l 1·1'11
.......................
Ow'mlnt olckr 3 8dr9
home with flre ptac
peUo. Adult.a, DO pet.a.
8unltt RJty Re&isttt eu.~
312' . .............•.•••••• ,
House to share west 11•
trees. space. & pnvacy.
Mlt' req brains, humot.
and respect. 1225 752-7SZ1
ext 28:1dys
.......................
l!Aoallland 3206 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br. Wlfum S600
J Br. den 2 story SSOO
28r Apt incl ut1 I $500
Lou Brechtel & As5oc.
ITTS-3331
CoroM de4 Mor 32%2 .......................
209 Mars:ucr1tt· adJ to
(Jrean <!hr , frple, $7~
Appt :!lJ·•IW 4325 evt·s
FOK LEASE t-:xc1l1~
J Hr. 211tfa h:.1·. patio.
1.tarltl!I.' w'hr dryr SllJOtJ
mo ;w lld1olropc ""
64om1n
Ol'TST \:-.;(JI:"<; UN11
SO Ot-' lll<i lfW1\ Y W1JOtl
p;i.Dt'lmi: wt.!. the Lont'-
hll!h twam ~. hn·placr
"'11h r.11..,1-'d h1•arth. therl.'
Jn•nt•n U'>•-<l hn<·k walb
111 1 ... 11•h1·n 14 h1t•h l~
• fjll'l.ll'f'(j WI ( h hltn
r Jlli.!• o\ ··n •h,hv. J~her
(,. 1r.l'-h • omµ .. 1·tor :!
IJrJ.'•· bdrm" 1•J1·h v.1tti
v. .. lk '" I'""'' JOU 11rn .1l1· bJlh.-. LJri.:1· '>ut>
1k-c I. ~.1r.· t c <ir .:arJg1•
c\ I.bl· ol v. <i!>hl'r dryer
,\\ .11IJhlt• nov. Heh rt:
qlJJ n'd :\u pt'h sat5 per
mo c .. 11 f11r appoint·
tn'fll. l>t() ill'iH
4-ft..EX APPEAL IOjt.">
In i.(re<1l ~l''a \.erdt• T-iLln\o:stmt.s
:! hr. I l1J huil1 1n i.
642 1003 ~ai.(t• n111.1N' lli60CI mo
lo< Jllon Good 1t"rm:.
t•rirte of 1Jw ner~h1p
l'rht"CI for fll!ll .. altc l'.<111
8 UH1TS W JPOOl
S275.000
lluntmgtoo lki.r h Rlty
/ol.t2-411 ~ !WCI 5027
"'-k ror Jam W1l.;.on
Office WldinrcJ
SIS0,000
Near Buch Blvd ai San
DK-l<> f rwy 2000 ~ n. i
$411lA'!>
2FOa I SAU
2200 •.•.........•...•..•...
5 \.creo. Palm ~11. ap
pro\ t><l for 43 t·11n<k>'
l~Y Brok\'1"1).3 :!291)
!:iptoct<1cu1ar •hlle water
\'le'# lot 1111proved 10.000
+sq I\. bullch~ pad l
lot off ocra.nfroot South
L<acun.a S450 ,000
il4 9SS-Zl919
tM 7>Jri
....... ..,...,,.._.
2 He<iroom. den. 2.
Rath Monaco model,
rarrplacl' and larite \ant Community
p. ••I Jnd J!rt'fflbt'IL">
~'i95
RC"k1ylorCc'
\ .1 ~ j\ "'
3224 --------CostoMna lluntm~on l:f.ea"h RJt~
IM2-H14 K4I> 5027
'-'~for Jim W1bon
6 DELUXE UNITS
l'tu:\H: EA!:>ISID~. I .\1
:! Bdrm.' each TI lE !-.I ,\I( 'lo ~ ;...., I ()
tTi:t ;";ht
BUYER"S BROKER
rl'pn~un.i hu\ t'r' ,,,
1 lll,1\1'1' ,\I lnd;i' '
1>111 •"' ~"u rw•.,J ·' hrn~1·r
rwi..,'ll1at1ni. h.ird lor \our
ll4''1 pr II l' I l'rllh .t111f
UGUHALOT
t 11 t''11 '11'"' ltlC in pnmt•
1.inul} Jft'J ur L..i.:unJ
H.-,H h ,\ 11 u t 1I1 t 1t•,
·•'.W.ibk (.;OulJ fan.me
Ult.! Sl~ oou
don osen
nmho r"
l.'tJ' c '1 '-" r t t\\ \
I \I a 'lo \ BI" \I 'II
fln.1n1 mi.: Bu\ 1 r-. rwt'tl I MobM homt / ,.,,.h"''" r1·111, ... 1·111.11111n TrirPrlu 2300 dunn~ •~<rn\itt J~·ncli\t lor •••••••••••••••••••••••
11n11.l-.11nn P''" 111'-IJ\ l ,1 \tlh l'l'I iri.. l!l>.x
.t<h 111· .1n<I .. 1111111m· l.1\ ,.0 II I ti I 1 r I
In' 1 '' hJn.:1 "' 1 1111 f'nt ~ 111 •1' t '111 r r ~~~·,~::~.I <;~1~;~;1~111:;; ::; ~~~~ ~~iJn111 ~1.~111
prll'1' .'I. cln l'•I\ nwnt 111 Mowwtoin. D~.
"'"'' ft"" 1 ....... it 001 or Rnort 2400
1.1t•·nqm1 ''·'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• I •1un,1•l11r H1·all' lr11·
t ,.,n It 11o"t1·r !;.'In .,4'1H
I I Wit IOj..'11 >11 fl< ,u'I lit• J t'h
&C1Jrf1dcl t"'o I pit"''
I o1 cf >IV. 11 hu 111 •'I
l1n.111• 1n1. \ITll
IA'\l'r J~'1 ·ll•t•1 •11Jt 111n
"nulh :'ttnr1 •..Ml ... 1..;
l'Onin.1111'1 \1Jr duph•>. I
Ill ~ I~ & ' 111 I U.1
f1•01tUrl'' llll ludt ,1 11 1.
own1•r ' 111111 14 lH.,1111
,..,.,hn.:' 11 pl1 cl,h.,..,.,hr
110 1 ul •k '>·" 'l :0-.1 uf
Cou-.1 It"\ ~!\!> 11110 .\1(1
J 1m Worlt. 1111; l:li 1
hOml• 1198-5131
it.Pl EXES
FROM SI 59.000
200ioDOWM
HE.U DISNEYLAND
Brc:*er !714 nso 1624
8 Uruta E·s1de C.M. all 2
bdnn. fantastJc owner
fuw:ic1ng. Pnced lo sell.
Dml wait. Pnn. only.
Dltr 9'1'MJ83
. TRI-Pl.EX . ~
UNDEI MUIET
1.11 38r. 28a unlt.
2·2Br. 1"'1B• unlt.s.
1Take ovM cootract
'at 9\.\% Int. Rents'
low for area. Beat
Investment. Call for
~t!.11•.
17141 846-llOl
FOR LEASE
''"" , l1<·1tr .. 1m h.tlh
hum1 \11 •IUn I .1kt''
I uuntr' t lull '"'" (l"flnl.' pool u ... 11111fulh
l,mdMJl.l('d 1111 111.1111
knanC't· \ .1rd
~t < lubhouw Htl
~rt Hot ~pnn>:"
::!IJ :r.~ 257:!
PALM SPRINGS
Seven Lakt•, Countrv
O ub 3 BR. 3 li<I t•ondo on
i.:olf rourst• rrui itn 1f 1rt•nt
mount.1111'1e~~ Cl~l' In
pool. -,.1 una and ~pa
Ov.111.-r 1\srt
$1~.000
1...0 .rzn 324 25611
IDYUW1U>
Ml h.Jdeaway m the taJI
ptJll.'!I I Bdrm . I ba •
completely rum $62.SOO.
Goodtemu.
Exec. retreat. 3 bdrms .
2 ba . hl.ll(e. secluded lot
wtlh beautiful vaewll
$148.000 Good terms
Call Suzy Hoffman at Ito f"f man Re a It y.
ldylJwtld 1~3 or
l~Eves.
o.tofStah ,, .. ,.., .2600 .......................
. .............•......•.
Sharp.! br. '>IOH· & refnf!
\dull">. no peL'> S1% mo
:-,.aii lJ'i7
Of\.1 .Y SW~ Nr 01·t·an l>I"<
'lot"'Wr L g JBd :!11 Ba :!sh ·
\II \mt:n \. J t' i;.u; IOJ.'>
.!Hr ,!b.i +dt•O,l4t'lh.1r,
111JJd 1 ul d1· ,,w, nr ~ ,\
·c· .. untn· Cl11h ln<I
, .inl1•11t·r W I l, rl'I ri ~.
1ul11 g.ir d r 11p111
\trium i:.1rcl1 11 \I•"'
lrcom '"' ri~.nt 111 \,1ull
.. I l'lt.'.•nl t1•1i1n~ & lrplo
~ h t & '·'"' .. $~.m "·•·uni' ...,..,. I>\ ,q1p1
l'.111 ~~~·
"""' lhr ;!' hJ ).!Jr,kn
IV.nhm :• 1 .1r ~ i:a1
v. "IKlr Frplt m11 r11 I•• 11 If uni "II.• ~~1.1
•.• o t,"; ~·
J111 "'"·' "''"'°' hm '\r "l l1o.•1l • l111n ht·' & ~·
l 11.1 • l'l .11.. St>Sll \I 11
~· ~>II ur o-15 ~t;! .iJt
L.!
EJ~h1dt• 3Hr & den.
.: I I H.t heal.t'<i pool S750
11111I~5J99
KIDS/PETS OK
fo:A'-;TSIOE 2 UR. $495
BR. S395 Gar & patio
fi.12· 251 O or 646-48411
3 BH t ba, gar , lge yard,
h11rdwoo d fl oo r s
$4~ mo 540-1151 ask for
Le.
OeMn 2 br w Im el. garage
S375 mo Adults, no pets. m w Witson63t-4889
3 Bdrm. big yard. mo to
mo~.
Call 7SJ.31"1
A\l.t.I. now. Clean olcter
tiome. 2 br. I ba. crpu,
drps. grdnr. S450.
6'2-4610
2 Br. I be duplex. fncd yd ,
child ok. S36S. mo.
548-0438.
am.DR~ OK. Triplex.
3 Br. l "'ll., cpta, drps.
.. ~,p, DW, blllna, dble
pr, paUotsundeck. ~.
M8-«IO 1, 1157-070 l
Eut.llde, quiet street. 3
br, 2 ba. lie encl. yard • .-Uo. QLIJdren. peU oil.
S575 mo. Avail. oow. .-,.scz or Bent 646-7711.
Make 1our 1boppln1
--b)' UllDI the Dally PUot CIMlifted Ada.
,
C&tJ:: JUI U ....... :a j ... OU•H•U•HHnne ----..................... _.. ...~·~
·-' ..... 116' .. bullfl.M .... lbr. -................................ .
NO n&1 Allt. • c.to Plub, eh~ ta .. . l'liltala. Vllla aucel1 biW.,., f!OOI . uuna.
llS4lllb thtn ., ... HC prklo1.
UDO AOUlu, no -Mo
D Ubt·"1 t8'1UDtl
Af •lh"91al11M Afalw•t•Ullfwa. Afalw•.,.,... Afalwllt1.,.._ 1&.1.,. .. ,..,......,., ............................................................................................
Ma ,. • ..... 17'9 CeaMMw JIJ4 lkJl4• .... Jl40 ........... ... .......................................................................... ~ ..................................... .
aaytront furalabed , llllDA VII.DK bona. at W~TO llACM OCIAt..otCT e 2 br, 1~ ba. PAUo.
....,... maaplM.re zw br dla UaiQue becbelor.Ro¥e • •·• ... a be. Prplc, I • Jlai:d 11 earpori. Oroks,f7Mll2 ... NoflU.541-JOM nbfa. Ou• wNr pd .-pr,WIDllloobp~ dio. Anll. lmmed..
1115 mo. Hf·UU Of Tlll.llplt 14>•• , --« TSI~ 1:.:t.,"':.a~·:f ::: =~·.,.t.,~'••= mao ~ 2 br •11ar. peUo, _•_«lll_SJIPI _____ _
W'ISTll.tf,.P CO. DO
• 1.-.aa. W/D, dM
, ...... l"OmJD ••
l*Ually fin. DO P9Q. ~
caa.2-.. WMo crT1.,.. _•rt7Ulit• A.-17MJTO
S-Cl111> Dr. By owner L&a.W1 .... ..... :tbtl, ram rm. frm *8 rm, •
hnd new I Br rondo,
llCW1lY Pl•, pool, JIC'
Drookh\lnl tW"lmlna&·
er. O•rdctn Crovt'
A.11.«)lU
~"°'•ufronl 3 br, 2
ba, compl fW"D Oaraae
MM?Mn..
'1.Allo~ 14M711 fllUQIDIW/encl.1ara1 ~~DOl*a.1'°1 ...... 2 br lower~.
•trpb •00.UXE* 15th St. Nwpt Hcl&tlU. PaUo. pool, jaeud • TSLM.amt 1U·1'03 ..._IQ.1'Jt0. ctrp0rt. MID. mo. C.11
•i Br nr. SO. C.t Plau sm No petai. 1~11 "'
Ml 1480
kS-a'l'O or 7'l·flllll5 for GAIOEN APJ. PAii flWPOIT lppt. AvalJ. Feb. lat.
3Br. 1aa. New pha.h
atP9t Meow pei;nt ln out.
N?$1 mo. OardlGet-wl
No pell WW~
•mall eltlld. l.)'nnt. S.wual rental• avail
IGT11l NOW! n._ .._ atw,
1\&11 '"' rm, ~ m1lr swte. ' Many Muy
•tr ... 11 .eoo. Call
'11N174
--~----
ID>Mo. Dowr~. 4
br, I ba, .,. at, DJ 0800
or131-1117
-------Te 1t1u1t u. .. J·-~ llH .......................
ll 81Hch l'ffthle Pool, 3
br, I~ be SI()() mo. Nae. ...
alJ ICU «123 alUI ---
a BR.. l bl, wntr M2S
381\, 2bla. wn1.r ~
associated
U ~d t>t 6t', »"t A 1 lfJ W~
' .. ' "" • , t' , '' '
l Br. ~. refn11. pool
Adulta, no pets. P25. ~
V1UA MIDBA
2 Ir. Adlllh o9y
3poola
~carport
pWio apt.a., B SQ 's
~t.ofwyt "bchs
wa.IJt t.o s~.
17111 Gotdewwest atw.....,.
IDlllTl.l£NTS lmmmlc a br .wlt eondo. MNU"' nice complex. $400.
COUNTRY CLUI
UVIN&IH
NEWPORT
IEACH
848~
COndo. 3 br 2 bli, So. Cat
Ptu. Nu (1Jt •• d.rpe. ~11
~wr 10.1881-8'751 .
SRI._. 3814 ....................... w~ ........ ..._ -I Zbe. .._at-. -,.,... ....._, • .... lblt al UUJ ~--~ 5br ._ SJOO ...-s. o Car.ta Mota St 4tw. 3ba, N°itw 'a111s
Nfwpart cr.t 4 bt. 3 ba
c-oodo Pool, tenn11,
Jaau;a, uuna 960 mo
8').0101. au> 34$-T t 11
~--rw. 3550 sns.sn~ 1 BR furn or un ••••••••••••••••••••••• rum 1"2 bile bay/ocean
2br, 2ba, MW t'fl>l.I, iU
11tove & d1hwbr Incl
f';nd aaraaes . Couple
pref. ChUdren OK. No
P'tl NOO. UUI pd, en·ept
et« Zl24 Elden 84.5-1965
847-6064 ......... ~~
An adult communit)' on
the Back Bay Spec
tacu1ar Spa, 7 swimming
J>OCMs, 8 lighted tennis
courts. blke lr a &J.s, put.
NR SANO. View buge l\lx.
ury lBr. 2Ba, fpl,
Slmtmo. 846-7815. l&.'50 mo •~• ~· aaoo All Jack. 7:.>-l.222 ---3 Uory Townhome . , ..... 3890 DWGlrrl"UL :s bd. a bit. 1\artJ~--l(j-~--s-2 m quite a.rH 8n1ht 6 br, 2 bli, beaut v1~w
chllcry 162S mo Patnc-11 A / C • u p a r a d e d '~$·0808 or Jeanoe throuarhout $ti)() mu
131 1288 A&t ~ uw ----
Chan VM!W. db ~ Hit, ;!
be t'OOdo, frplc . deck.
ll1J bit lna , wUI coua.1dt1r ;!
Yt leak S850 mo ' BfiP,
1111 ~7000
Rtncho San J oaquin.
3bd l!t,-,ba , $7S0mo
I .t•UM• ~()(ltl9
·······•··•·········•·· ~-~~ .. ?~~~ a.6oa lllmd 3'06 ····•····•············· I Ir Nwpt Beh \II ut1I 2 Hr garage apt on yrly
t-'anuly 2 Br '340. Spac 3
Hr. 2 ba $395 Play
grouncJ. pool 646-I~
trc.dMewM+t
2Br 1 ba f')--om~
S3'1S Walk io beach. Im
n-w c 2 bdrm. I b<1 ClClk'
lo ever )lhang 301
Baltunore
Genuru Realty 839-az:J
ung green Bachelon. 1
and 2 bedrooms apart
melt.~. and townhouses
fnm1 1399 00 ~r month
On Jambor~ Al
San Joaquin 111113 Road
1714 1644 1900
•••••••••••••••••••••••
M25Mo 2br. 2ba, Coado
(rp('. dhwah, patio. nr
pool & trans. 833·3307 A# ______ _
3 Hr, l' bli ~e. IJo:t' 3 BR, a be l\t'W cpUi ~
back yard. room ror ..!. pi.int •·ir .. piau·
trailer' or boat. cu.I tlt' <.1uldttti UI\ $)75 mu
uc, aood area Only '7521.212oc l-«i2-06t6
~~r. 4Br & dc•n ~
O'lO lft'Ul''8C
p.id. Garal(~ 2 I.ti~ beh leli.'>t' 1 l6l~ ToP&z Open
1475 1't-n 6+I H4i4 ~Sat & St.lo 12 4
2Br2ba Frhm~
3 Ur 2 ba f'rom SS.SO
BeautlfuJ spacW>U.S unil..l.
u1 J unit & 5 un1L bwld
i~-. 1..,1 '•rd<!. patt06.
dc<'k.s f'"arruly & adult
only dtta.-. No dogs
~ar beach ruce 2br .
UUI Paid.
Ca U J O)'l't' 1146-330 I ~M!)g .......................
w references OK fur
hmily. SSSO . Call ONTifEGOLf'OOURS~. ~1089 pro( decorat.ed 2Br, d~n.
Splnous 2 bdrm gar It
)'ard. Adults, 00 peb 225
t: 2Jrd S42S 645 7253
2\Uk, 2 sty coado. In
prest1gOU$ Rancho SJ
8Xl mo lse 641>-6883
SeaVJ~. 2 11ty 4 BR, 3 ba
home w nll(ht litiht &
ocean vlt'w Guarded
romm , pool & tenn 1&
$1400 644 5403. 631 3444
ltci.ch ~ blki> 2br. 2ti ..
PllUO 1(1.I II B Nu k1<.b.
~ $400 645-1682
Apartmttlh fvmished
··••··················· 3706
Larg~ I bdrm
"sbr dryr . ds wshr
sund<'Ck $450 mo
GQ-9378 TSL Mgmt ___ oo 1003
~~.'-~~ .. ~!.~~ 2 a.-. l l, ba. $tOO U>cl
~ Br. 2 ba. frplc. garage.
$:J9S <:.all 962 8841 d s k for
Rhett
$l)2S J Ur. :? ba near new
.tpt :'liew crpt.s. ~-2
lar end gdr W D
hool..up. frplc.
Vena1lleb CA>ndo SJ~S
IBR, pool, i.aunJ, J~t·
gym, c lbhse, 'lecunty
Call collttt 2131477 7001
Big new IBr. NewPort
J:jeach condo Ca tahn;;
\1l-W Adult.'> t-ull ~· t·un
ty Wkdy~ 631 2442,
Eves wknds 842 7~
Seawind Village
New 1&2 bdrm luxury
Jdult apt.., In 1'4 plnnl>
from S375, 2 bdrm
~ from $.535 +
pool&, lt'ruus, waterfalls.
ponds' c~ for rooking &
ht-al.Ing paid Prom San
Ul~1 f'rwy dnve North
on Beach t.o Mcf'addeo
t.IM..'11 We:.t on McFadden
to Seawlnd VIiiage
<i14&-996J.
8 Toro 3232 Ora.nsettte Patio Home,
Blufri. l'Olldo. J UH . 2 bu, ····················••· 2Br IBa . furn or unrurn
sricx> mo yrly. ut ii anti d
673-4002
Yearly J Br. 2 ba. D W
frplc. i:aniRe S600 mo
Wtr pd tHS--~
l:M patJO Adlts. no J>t•b
~ !jfjS7. 548 ·"291
••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2Br+den+OR, 2ba. all amen1t 1cl>.
Adults. no pets $55-0
Lea.~. s.52·~17
lra level. mint c·und
1mmed posi.~. SUbmll
on kid!> & pets S72S
Cole~worthy . Hllr
IWOOOOO
Brand new 3 Br. 2 Ba,
fanuJy room, A 1C, frpc,
$650 mo. Children
welcome. no pels. 9.5,
752·6616 Aft 7PM,
893-256:J
MMlilqon leach 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4br. Pnced from ~SOOS. F'ncd yard &
g arages . Fnm1l1 t.>s
pleal>e. Kids & pets
wel~. Call 964-2S66or
973-2971 Altl. no fee ---1
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
2 BR, den, on golf courst.'.
Spectacular view or hllls,
park & lake fr most
rooms . Comm pool &
spa. sns mo. 640-4546
SAN JOAQUIN VILLA
OONAVARRE
i':xl!t'uUve Bluff:. c•ondo. :1
Ur 2~ Ba tn·lcvel, pre
st1gious locale. perfect
condiltion. no le 11sc req.
S850mo 644-7315
Hones ok! Sllper big 3Br.
2ba hm on ovr .,., acre in
Back Bay, frpl, country
k1tch. etc. Grt bnkh!le
wtwet bar S8501mo <.:all
540-0004
Beautiful new custom
home view of ocean.
walk to sand $750
~or 2u 33.1 31146 I
Super sharp near new
2br. 1''2ba Twulue. Near
t.mn1s crts. pool. & jac.
SS75Mo. lllt & last + $200 dep 546-6771 3 br, l ba, newly decor.
-"---------• frpk . cov patio. 2 car TRl-LEVEl 1u ir Gardencr µd
OHLY2LEFT
NEW QUALITY HOMES
3 Br. 2•., ba, 2 story. 3
plans, approx 2000 sq n
S675 mo Huntmgton St &
Oay Ave (710840·5504
OHL y SIOO ~~o. 213.235.4332.
4 bdnn beauty Huge fm·
ly rm, fnnl din rm. 2\?
baths 1\ Wiiiner Qwet
:-.lr eel . near park
Garden&assoc. 759-1501
Nf:W LUX TWNHM 1-;
3 br, 2'r.r ba. tn h?vt•I.
frpl<' gar. l yr l!>c Agent
*2·2:l:JS
~ Walker & lee
Real F.state
3248 .•..........•.......... ---------•!:! fir. 11'2 ba, l...:e vard VACANT '"'"' S65t1 m o
0To~
:t Hdrm. SS2S 2 Bdrm, ''40 22tXlor4~1 Ol!lll
$475 Extru sharp ( 'l<•:.t' ., ... 1 d to '>dioob. fwy:. & ~hop-~ Lge r4me r a Bay
Pini! hllnll''> 4 br. 3ba, ea ''lfl@{;l;m•emm i:3~:~!a~ ca Ask
962·44nlr.r·) 546·8103 3"-2' u~ -'·-
3~ 2Ba Le Gar 81.lna
Gtdnr kids pets nr Sell.
Sbsln1. Bc:b, SS2SS36-JS09
UI, "Joo,..,,, rm, ~upcr
()()e.81'1 vaew. lyr old. 2 ciu-
gar. Exec. home
$950 mo. No pets .
497-1051.
J8r home. n ew :.love'. LIJ?newlbrmob&Jehome
fresh paint. no pell., SS25 /\JI bltm.s Steps lo bch or
• St'i' !l6tJ 1662 pr tOI 528 1910
lbr 200. (m·d yJrd ('ult'
h ou '>t> $550Mo Call
\Id!) Jo Mii J!ll I
Cha.rnung Jbr, 2ha. rhn
rm. frplc, dbl J(ar. walk
t.o bch & school!>, S)95Mo
642.3743
2Br. 4 blkl. from ocean, no
clu.ldttn.
$36-GJ12
All wood 3 levels. J bdrm ,
J ba . dll amt·n1!1cs
$1000,mo Call 494-J91j()or
durmg week 64I·1340 ----
OCF..AN f~R() NT
MON'TIIL Y RENTALS
S350&Up. RMP
<714 )499-3579
:-.!1<·e 3 bd, 2 ba Ocean vu
Nr HJ Sehl. Avail. $850
mo. 494-1216.
$725. 3Bdrm 2' ~ba Hluff~
Condo. full bay \ 1ew
216.S VI.Sta Entrada. lh
Appl. 759-09'll. 67 J.-l3S9
SPEC OCEA="' VIEW
f>reslJJtJOUS Guarded J Br
3Ba, Oen, f'pk, Wd H<ir.
\'icwded<~. Tt·nnas
Puol &Jae. $1500 mo
b15-4((7H or Ad Slllt•r 11 I 1
&12~24hrs
:iHH Newport S ho r··~
ho me. fo"rpl c. IJJlto
llean $600,mo Call fur
<1ppt to '>l'\' ,\gt, Bru1·1·
~-.-ms •
J Br, 2ba. Nc"PQrt Short-..
huuse S700 mo. l'ro~rt)'
House 842-3850.
1 Br Bach Versailles con I
do. P\lll secu.rtly. ~
~11 963·6767 or
$450 2Br. patw , .:Jr
~lalurtc" Hdll..l. rm 1wt-.
,,, ail 3 20 64.S smart"
Beat"OO Bay, pnv bc:<irh
2 HR, la.mu or 3 BK, 2 b.1
~e. end patio Sl2lMJ
Per mo SSl 3006 or 21:1
4.D-1492
BJG CANYON Secunty
guarded Ltvmg Sp11clou.-.
Deane home. 640-8582 or
m-091.
l Br. 2car alluched
garage $385 mo
963-8377 Bkr.
LacJ-a Hla __ s ___ l _2_5_0 ~~!':!'!! ..... ?~?.~
3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Huntington Harbour 3br,
2"2ba. Condo Frplc,
greenbelt view. Xtra
nace S62S. 963-3377
~ 3br. Jba, ten
rus. pool, 2 car gar, boat
:ill p av lll I. S795 840-4()5.4
'""-3244 •••••••••••••••••••••••
UNI V PK TERRAC E
CONDO 2.Br. 1mmac. d e
strable loc. pool. no pets
1625 mo 642 4300, Ad·
Srt1.er • 122. 2A hrs
Villa Condo. view, 2 slory.
1 br + loft. t i,, ba, all
garage. Microwave.
trash compac tor .
atnum, plush crpl. tak.
wallpaper. pool &
jacuul. SS2·7!Y7_'4_
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 BR. Priced from
S«>-$.."'AICS. F'ncd yard &
garages. Families
please. Ki da & pets
welcome. Call 964·2566 or
973-:!!rll. A&t. no fee.
&...,..a Migllel 3252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Very clean 4 BR. 2~ ba .. new carpets; view. SS90
~ 161 I or 496-QJ22
L* Forest 3255 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Magnlhcenl new 3 br
home. Love ly ocean
view. Exc lu s i ve
neighborhoo d . $975
"51m.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Mariner VWage Condo 2
br & den, f11>lc , blnts
M75 mo. 66Hl69S.
lN THE WOODS · Large 5aRta Ana 3280
exec. S Bdrm. St.lo & Sail ••••••••••••• •••••• •• ••
<.1ub. $950. Agt 837~161 SPOTI..ES.S LARGE 3br,
or 770--0867 f am rm, 2ba, crpt.s, d rps,
f'tewport leach 3269 bit.ans. prime qwet area
••••••••••••••••••••••• Kleis OK. $550 lst,lai:.l &
Spygluss ocean a. bay
vtew. 4br, new crplg &
pit. 3 car gar. 2 frplcs, a
j(rdnr rncl. $1SOOmo.
64S-0776
c~earung dep. 897-2904
Soultt LOCJllM 3216 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCEAN VlEW Monarch
Summit I, 2br Beautiful
ly decorated. Adult com
munily. Clbhowsc. pool,
etc. s.')25Mo. TeaJ & Bab·
rock Realty wc 499·47!17
Conc1on•t1 .....
Unfinished 3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LEASES GALORE! , ......... ...cdM
• 3Br. &side C.M • exec
type. Brand new +pool,
spa & pnvacy. seoo mo.
lse.
•2Br Irvine VU111e
Green, brand new
~floor unit U9Sm~.
•2Br+den. lrvlne
Sbarp. lll50mo. lae.
~~1~~. •28r APARTMENT
CdM. Incl refrtg, S460 mo. &mo. lae.
CtltoPN•lew
712-1700
Ol'llllll 0 •II\ I UN rOlll l>KI •
Pdll(J ) ard
nil. \tjtmt 642·1602
Bal>oa P...._a 37 0 7
'tly Ad.Its 2br . lb~ -.1ov1•.
rt>frll( f'rplc P rL '
sndck. $400 846 954J
MESAVYDE
Ueaut1ful 2br 2ba
F'ln•place, d1i.hwai.hf'r
l'JUO. gara.ie. park mg ~Mo ~ deJ)Obll
On water 28r . 2& Good
IOCdl~ 1\dlt..'>. nu pch
nio mo 644-0&lJ ...•........•..•....... ,•,, 1'\lJ IJL l
S ll•t·p1ng r11orn~ &
lutchl!nl'lles. $75 wk &
up Orc-unfronl 675 1!740
-------Corona def Mer 38 22 . .........•.....•......
lrl( 2Dr duplx So llwy
Quiet. S4:>0tmo Phonl'
53-i 1134
310:.I Ma('(' Ave S40-44UO
Dix 9 mo old Twnhvanl'.
:!Br. Jl,IJ.a, frplc l'11t·I .:ar S47~ mo 711 W 2lJth
~ A\a1l Mill' I 548-4900
t'Vt ....
•:t ~-..;~ '4 l I VI • 1 (j
• 1 & 2 BR Ptuo Apt.a..
Udo U.l.and, 3 BR 2 lia, So
paUO S650 Agt &U-6822,
631·:a8
4000 . ..........•....••..•..
Wint.er Rental new dt•t•or
C'ompl w linens, d1shc~
•lbr. 2ba. 673-4586
OCt:AN FHONT JBr. 2Ua
~'mo + ut1l C:Jll
~
2 Br. WUltt'r rental until
l; L'> ~ S350 monlh 1U:J
I:.. lidlt>ou Call tiiJ llfil
lrg I Ur llJtt Stt'J>l> to
ocean or IJJ) Sundct•I..
paruall)' furn Frw uul
$4 ~0 m o b73 2:.1J,
t.1!HJ484, ans :.en.
3722 ...•..••.•••••..•......
]I., bdnru.. partially lum
Close to bch View Ulll
incl S500Mo 675 ~
~ta~sa 3724 ..........•.•.......•.•
SUSCASITAS
Him l hr a11t S:lOO /lot up
En"I i:.tr l\dulb. no
p!'l.\ 2110 :.t•" flUrt 111 ,
~496H
.._,.,nqton leach 3740 .......................
H.l 'sRHEST
Spanis h ti;tate l.1vu1" ·
lt-!Jut1ful park lakt• "'r
ro und1ngs. Terran ·d
pool. Sunken aas tibq,
1oparkhng fountain~
S pac iou s r oo m'>
~parate d1n1ng areJ,
WJlk 111 dc)l>C'l'>. home·
lt.ke k1tlhi•11 it Cdb1m·h
YtJlk to llunl1ni.:to11
<.:.t·ntt•r
., lll·drOi>m furn w .. ,
fo"nhothl' rum $.'".U:i
\dulb, no p.•L:.
Lll11Ut'l> Frt..>t:'
LAQl'INT \ llERMO~,\
lli2ll Park:.1de Ln 1 hlk
W of &uch, 3 bl~ ~ of
t::mngcr
847 5441
~Beach 3748 .••....................
Studio. prof decorated.
1mmac f'rff maid sen
& uuJ. Color TV. $100 wk
or by mo 499-22Z7 ---
LAGUNA BEACH MTR
INN Maid serv . color
TV, hcatt.'<.1 pool. Ulll
<714 )494 5294 985 No
Coast Hwy ____ ~
~an vu, 1 br. 1 ba. cov
ere<! parking $'50 mo
494.()()66 .... "'* t IHc)1 37 69 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NO I
LEASE J
REQUIRED I
Y~AR·ROUHD FUH:
Social Acllv111es 01·
roct"r •Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO"s , Par
tios •Plus much more
GREAT RECREATION:
Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro ahop) • 2
Health Clubs • Sauna •
Hydromassage•SWlm·
ming• Driving Range
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS: Singles, 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
n1shed & Unlumashed
• Adull L1v1ng •No Pets
• Models Open daily
9to6
Oakwood
Garden Apartmenta
Ntwpoft Beech/No.
680 Irvine
(1116111)
(714) 645-0560
Newport hecti/So.
1700 10th SI
!Dover 1t 161111
(714) 042•8170
2 br front duplex S425
t-\reph.1ce. no pets chal<J
4331nsa,a.aJ 3 I
1>4.'e Sat 10 30 lo IZ
Extra lrg dupleit 2br.
2ba. (rplc. bt:amt"CI n•al
~. ocn 'u 2 l'lH l(Jr
Prn bch an·(.-:.:> Sb50Mu
~
lhr, cl~ to bedch
Lll.l tncl Av;,11 !\1Jrrh
bl $350Mo 675-000S
Na~ studio apt, $2"..!> mo
673 6223. 675 7211 1 or
~7211 Kathy
3824 .......................
Wel!ltFleld
FAMILY APTS
Brand new beautaful
IJll:l' apt for IJrntl1<·'
"'1UI I. 2 & 3 chaldn·n
:\car park & M'hoob
I Bl' E.lsUl<k>. :tll'\jjll but
l'ULY" lot.:. ot nt'al w<l()d
S27S !Ki ~ aftt-r 4pin
'TllESEVILLE"
:!Br ~Ludio. 1', b.i . .:.ir
Ad.I~. Cpt.\, d.rp!s , blUl.'
lnctl )d "-'Jtl·r pd
6:1>412ll
a;19 F " Santd An.-SJ.CJ
\ lt-:W 2 BH I lSJ uvt I ) r
lea1>e 11v11JI S475, bt &
]J,l + dl'µ (J.I\ Id
i.ir, l2SS. agL
SAVE $150
You p.unt & rlt·un ::
lll'!i r: l>t>drCIOm1' 1''11 II)
c·,1q ... tt><i hu1lt1n'
( 1n>t1l\d Oot)f ~1p.•r ltM ,,
1 t<HI ·\dull'. no IM'h ~n1
mi ·'l•Ph .1µ1 t-• .Ji.iii \\
Wll'><.ICI 00~
• O°'hw9\hen & 880'~
• Pool & Rec. Room
• Garde11 landsup"'I • J°' 10 Buch 6 Sl\otH
·.1 :
I'.\. 1Jd ,·,r.~! '. 1
1tfJ ~l t-t I" It, • 1 I 1 • •
'If.,• •l ' ,( ll)
MA.RIHSl 'S WA.UC
3Br 2' 1 ba. ~10 l"rplr
larJ.tt' vd. g.ar n r ltunt
inJ..'lon I larbour 'h11dr1'n
OK lli&i2 Jab t'1rclt· apl
I ~1-61117
BEACHWOOD AYTS
2 br .! hd $40() l..a.rRt' l hr
~ WALK V• :.hopptnl(
l'ool JJ f'U7ll lllln ~ \dull ... r .. , ,,.-t,., .,..., ll'V•
IJ1\d\ .111 ,11lull rt<1 p;·1•
l :,\ • '"' ~l>h • .;,,., l'.!f
1n~1·r h IJ !ti>. I'll l!I
Yrly Wilt.erfmt 3 br. 3 ba.
den. patio. \Ull deck,
frplc Bo:..t ~hp avail
~mo 67S-012'> ---
S72 Week&Up
Studio~. I brs .
kllchencttcs, pool &
mwd S(•TV 548-97~
Sunny Ac:res Motel
2br. 2ba. VI~ or Back ltoom fOf" ftenl, 2 doors t•J
Bay & U11t Canyon beam.tl75mo ~Jeno
#\du!'-' ~Mo 644.()61~ ------Pv1 rm w bath. com pl
hou:.c pn v :'\ wpt Hgt s
f-'em S26> mo + 'h uttl
642 9732 evl> Oys .
I~
l..a.r1tc lbr m a1tn1f1ct'nl
Hay Vlt'W tft-at.ed pool
1.ndy $600 M o d Y'>
540-4.aU. t'V\"'\ ms 1.345
on.A.' v1tw ' tt Adlt
::br lbd lrtJIC' bdlC' I IUtl ™' pt°J(il '>«' S7 ~ .., (' ln
di •:n 57M6, t-V~ 731 283:>
EASTIWFf:
:! 81'. 2 ha. lr11 2ardt-n un
11 f-'rplC' pt.JOI & re" IJc-11
\\ .11 I "'''* S~ Ill mn ·,:,7 7010or 7fll l'JJ I
Hl1• (Jn) on ( 11ndu ::! l1r
den. l bia M."Jl••rdll' .tan
rm. mJi.:111l1c 1·01 \ 11·14
Sil:.!> l'Tl'• t~ ''·'~'
(,J.rden rotl:ige 'lio c.;oolc. •
flu.., ptor O:'>ILY . Sl~
bt &Jast 645 11953
\t t . H U hou>e $.130 mv
'>rt'Unt). uul dft 5 pm
!Mi' 571.l:J
l.sJ I l't~rnn I '\l n 1 tr T\'
• 1.im rm "'•1 'IJl•)I..._ .,, "'•* $1Jt 1,, I 111'1
!..in.•· \unn\· r•it1m . lit•
l.J1• h & ln•ln 1 ... 11 H1 t
r>•1 cJ C' ~I ~ 1.17.!
4150
Klddi1·playarea r~'>ldeh: 1hr lh,1 alluul
2 Hr. 2 Ra ~l~I pd :J:.lt 11 l 0-.t,1 \k,J M
:ttlf" 1lt.1 rtl\ I <m!1" f\lt
•II ' r µI• n" I" I
'"•~U.i•· Jun1•11 I llr • 1111 ''°' 1!004 .... pa, 1:a11 ... !>t ,
M• Jti;C
.............••••••....
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Inc-.. 11i.·rl> 1111111" e•~•h
u~ l'JUo & I0\1111: (Jfl'
3Br .t Ha ~~ ~mo 71J(1u-: .. ~ Heal µaid Nu ~l'
:DI West Wal,on. C :\>I
631 ~ 5411 34\llj
<)pf>n I 0 f; <t_a_1....;I y'---
\dull-.'nd n .. or I "'"I
1.1• T"nna c n • l m 1 1 ..
111 h l •-ntr .llh lo• I 11 I
1 .. 1r 'Ht" Hi t.l a '>• ..
~•1) lontl<" l' r 1~
tii~71:xl. :?1J~D9 -;::1:1
OCEAHAtOtolT
J BR. 2 ba Adult:.,
pt1,, sruo ~o ~('arl>
~eot 67S-.ii110
£.SIDE 2 br, garden apt
1tar Adull.5, no pets. SJ5(J
100 21.5l. 548-U27
•2 Br. t ba rondo nr ~>
Coast PhlL<i .._., ... <'1111
diµ.. A <... pool, 'l'<.'Unl'l-
1!.tlt' <'haldrc-n ok. nn
pt•h S4W !il.M Jt.:.2 ur
!)4.;..,151
I Bdrm apt
End garagt>. l!U"I pun.I
l;.u SC17J
J 8drm apt, ga~ paid
Encl gar. adlt:.
64.2-5073
~-~-----
2 Rdrms, 1 bath apt
Adults Gas paid
642.5073 ----
Vlll.A CORDOVA
M06t Ulil Free New C'pt.
drpE., e ncl garage, patio
uedt kitchen w bllna
No pets
I BR S340
2 BR$t00
2323 Elden Ave . C \I
642 760S
Uirge lbr. balcony. ovt>r
looks pool & patio Adull!I
o nly, no pe t s lllK7
~tonrovia $295. 64.S-OO~
meati•JIU
AIARTMIMTS
GRAND OPEHIHG
2Br,28a M50
Excellent location. walk
to complete shopplnR
Beautifully landscaped
Spacious apt.a. Pnvate
patios or decks. Adults
Heat paid No pet.a.
()pen l<MI dally
DJ West Wllaoo. C.M.
63U583t:>48-2408
2 Br. 2 ba. Adults only No
pets. Gas & wutcr pd
M.S--S7S>.
2br. 1"'1ba. frpk, encl gar.
adulu 1375
Call 64S-407 4
Ml> t.o $440. Beaut. near
new 2 br, 2 ba lownbouae
Sicyl.lgbts, f rpk, laundry
rm. patJo. Adu.It.a only
TSL Mgmt 6'42 IM 12
New2 Br. 2 Ba. rptc, bltOJ1.
Westaide CM. $3U.
Adult.a. no pets. 979-3376
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
townhouse. Spacious
firepl.a~ & pool. Qulet
area. A<Julta, no pell.
$4.S>.17$-~/6'$-3381.
l.1 a.: I Ur I UJ. nt:"'h tit
lur.itt:d. pool. J•lulh
~ 64& 73L9. 673 0684
'9'PBWOODS
EASTSIDE
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h"''hr \Ir D h.kup. 11ar
frpl '" Pt'I' S4 '.J.., .... ;1·-iur~.nr.
OCEAN AREA
011 liJS 11/iH. !Sl;! 27~---
I • \llent100 Senio r
("11 ll.t"nS Wt' offer 10 ... mi:
prul 34 hr cJre lur dcfor I Br. yr1y, ttar partuntt
~ \.o bf'acit 137~ mo
lr.>:IlM s+I ~·
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4200 I ll'IUX•· ·•Pl INW\llO It i...
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llt\•· dt'>h ... J ,h••
mc,.,a1c floor. laun1ln
nn . 1><1l1u, a.:ardt•n. lrt''
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twnhM' apt Sm<.111 ix·t
OK, w dt·p Dbl i.:ar $47!1
~I Call !'hm,, ~ 11611
:.! Br I Ba, $Ji5, all Utll pd
1\dull..l. No pets 6J I 6SSk
241 i\vocarto. CM
S.1'75 mo 2Hr t wn hi.f'
11 ,lMI. Av:ul now 1940
Wa!Jare. S46 tll8S ----&stdt> tn ple x lovely 4br
,'ba, ~ Older k ids OK
SC8 :a1 203{)Rlt-
PL"\iE BLUFF A~
Spac 2 br 2 ba, pl•>
ground I nI ant <>« P atm
\'ll'W. frµlc. t•ncl gar
~ :.love. d.shwhr J&<'
lndry rm f''rom 54.:.o
SPMC ~4411
S375 2.Rr upr tnpln nr
fl"W)11. tippln.~. i.:ar, deck
odlt.s S48 1 "25
Uli 38r. 2Ba No pell\
<.luldten ok Mesa del
Mar 557 8ln
the COLONY
2229 C..nyon C M
SUPER hce 2Br Pool
I.ml lo ocean + breez~
Lush !lb.rub!\ + green
belt $395. Adult. No l>('t
Eve 844 2ST8 da y
64S0054
2 Newly decor condoli
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tr d•tt\t' tin .. nhdt, In-.-.
1.mciMMJ)<' &. !I l\Olt• JIUI
l1n1. 1.rt•U t r11·n•l l>
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T\ ,,1un<1. CAt'rt' L"<" /.
'41·0.:ht room ~1 .. ri 111
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962-6653
AAWts.,no~
3841 ...•.........•.••......
\pt 111 t'llclWll\•' \'1l1on:1
Beam . lbr :&a n<-WI)'
dt-rora t t>d Ut'cli.
" m .. gn1f1ct'nt ocean
'•ew S lt'p3 Lo bch
S9JOMo lrlcl ut1I 494 94.:ll
l...uxun ()(."(';u'I \U :! lJr. :!
ba. co,f'rt'd par king
SIDl mo ~ -00!.ll
Luxury lbf'. l pt, Sll'jll'I to
beam., ocean '1e.,.,. ~o
dultlrm or peb ~~o
+ Ula ~-64()4. 644-4311
11.Lijll' 1 br. 1 ba. OC'e.tn
\'l<-W, 1delil for cple or
amale $411~ mo. Ah.o
IOWC'r level 2 br l bu
Vlew, $445 Avail J t l
CalHor appt 645-231?
L..-~ 3852 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 2ba, on gol/ COW"St'
lmMo. March l. Call
Darlyne Hl·l 161 or 494 3ST2
1·2br. 2ba. encl bale .... .,..,..... 31'9
SSOOMo l·2br, Iba,. lrg •••••••••••••••••••••••
end p.11uo $C75Mo Bolh 2 Br. 2 e.. new pl\WI
lodd <Tpt.s, drps. d.sh wr carpet.inc, pool, Jaaam.
& carport_ ftAlC fact meld $42!5. mo. Adults. no iieu.
pool • jac Sunflower 2 Located a c roas from
bllu from So Cit Pina. Nwpl Bcb Coll Coune. ~or 5M-9507 8Y appt. onb' MMIS.S
0-P.. ll26 OHTHlllACH
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li< >OJ> St-:L E< T ION'
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i\j(ent b1!'>41110
IJOO l~l.f. '••v. I> d1
NTllt,...1 1n n<-utr.il t11n1·
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.llnum p.ll tn $Xi., '"'
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P .\1.7\1 Sf'HIN<";S, C-\
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I uuntn Clu b St:ttang
<.i<iU. T~ 11v.11lablc di
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('la1·nh only Wt't'kl.)
\l11nthh Jnd Wet:kend
H<'f'll.ib
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do lBr l bi! Ho!>Jut 'P·• rac.-1hl1e~ $h!>ll \ rh
\ Pnatllf" .!Br .! bd rM
rll'f' wut t-"Jbuloo' \It'"'
'ew dl'<'Or SI IS 'r I\ P~1NSLl.A P"T bom1
.! 'tor) 4 bdrm Id 1111 I' r m an t>t-q luc.;t1<>n lJll OnmUlJQUC' at moo mo>Tl> j 1;1 1 1~11
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REAL EST AT( 3' 567 CaUledral
t>Jl-1400 C'o1nyon Onvc
• • • • • • f'alm ~nnllS
Near lloag, 2 br townh..,1•
C1JlS, d.f"P'>, fl <tr Adu It~
$395 mo 1111. lul &
~'l'Wily 548-0230
Nice lrg. bach. apt
Newport Heights. No
peU. Pvt. $3.SO/mo 1st,
lut. & $50 deposit
631-22118.
3tr. 2ba. near beach_ Yrly
MOOMo . Crpts ,drpa,
Eves 646 ·2 8'48 ,
<b'sSe-9341
Udo Bayfrool Apt Fan
t.asllcvtew. 2br. 2 ba, re·
Clll1ll.Y redecoc 1ted Sll)O
rm yeM l"OW>C1 6'13· 1283.
Udo lsle Bayrront 2br.
2ba, SJ 100 Mo Redblll
RJty. aak for Virginia
0 'Bnm 673 7300
ea11rom1a 92262
Desert Re5ort RJt y In<'
TAHOE
lnd 1nt! V11la11e. Super
nPW condo w lakev1e"'.
'lpa 8 $SU0wk 71~.673-118$5.673-0339
..... tos..-. 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma" Avoid deposits &
r ut lav1111t expenses•
Proreulooally &incc
1971.
HOUSIMATtS
&:rl-4134
F' rmmt. non-amoker.
22·2S. 3 br 2~ ba ln CdM
SI.PD per mon 640-0980
M. ~ condo 2 Br. 2
Ba, pool. fplc. S22S
~79153; 673-2181
••••••••••••••••••••••• Newporl·O<'eanfront
2br. 2ba. dtclc, view, Walk.
r.,,ic. au. MSOMo. ~ modem l r.-or
lbr. lba, S310Mo Incl a&qje. CU3)1111.9751.
3 Br, 2Ba S t eps t o
OCMn.. Vearty.Nopeta.
642 .. 1.
!Fem. 2.1-3>, 3 BR, 3 Ba.
0 W, W.'D, 6 blb fr
beach, no pela. Pref
w!fvm. IZZ 980-5380
317' ....................... ul1I Call Hl· l 161 or
4it·38'72 evee Martha
PIMTHOU$I ~y YllW Ui 28r. 2bl. downstairs ......... IHch 1140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMSTAMTIH
Vcnall.I• (rant row Coo· Apt, S400mo In cl ull,
Prw rm " pri v bath free
ln eitchan1• for Ille
..._. F•m. only. Call
Ra y 413 ·2439
~.
Nke 1 BR, walJc t.o beach, w • I k l o b • a c b • -"·'J ..... ~ do. ~ noor. 2br, a.. ~.1--lpm. lnAlcl: Sintle patellt &
-· ..... ru...y, IUU'ded coms>&e•. Club child to abare l ar1e
You may request M-Sitter aervic8 ~
placing ywr od . . . our Ad-Sitter
number will oppeot' in your Daily Pilot
od ... Ad-Sitter tokes your m111ag11 ••
• you cXJll in .ot your ~ to get
the ~ to your ad ..• thit llrV1a
i1 only SS per week. For more
lnfow rnation ond to ploce yoor od coll
Mt-5611
[•Ifill 2br, 2ba, near r,.ach.
Near new lwcury tfthse. 2
br, 1 ~be, all blLnS. Fncd
patio. ~Infant or aml petot.Ull:J.~.
1536-7330 tio&.e. ~ It ape. Jyr Adult atudlo. Stove, l.lhna bomt. ¥aater ---------·• IH. Call 14Z·ll0J or ret1 .. util., tllO. 1170 to e.drQOm ii bath SZ2S or 2 2Br. tBa, or. Beach & ..,.,,. ..... c.ais. ~ ans. l>eP<ll'lt
•
PINTHOUSI
Yearly l ae $700 mo.
Frplc. pa r klna.
amenltle9. All. Marie. m-8'105
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ly, VOi '41·28411, dyl -.mu
Haft aonMlt.bJ.q you want
to acU 1 Cluailled ads do
It we11 -Call NOW,
IG-5171
Nr. So. Cat Plat.a, 2 br, 2
be apt. Poole, etc. Im·
mac. cond. No children or peta. tm. ltaa dia·
court •7'11; fl3S.4447 --
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l blk to bdL we 2Br. '"' 2br. 2ba, c,.,U. dri-........................ R.mmta wntd to abr 3br
ba, Uv+fam rm. fl>lc , bltln1, dabwbr. W/D z • + • C!CJ9do, .._.. hm ta TuaUn are.'.
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dn ... RIDbl Prof &rnon aa.»a.m•1 f-.. Qui. ftlnllr'Qc• r.:u:cntl(~IAN ~ ......... au U..b' ... K.tai......a e •• , r•l••· be1t i.... ,, ·W.. ,..., -wor~maodlp. m•ll i.u-. Ml sn' Room eddlt. ~· lllodet .tab9Jnf..-red. "'-GU , __.. a Aw. Geo Ptlnu•r •
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SUSIE'S
OOUSECL&ANING
1s1-n.
Dl\NDY OOSTBJl.S lbn.. ape.a, 1 time or tte. Spec oo vacant..
SIOdyld...
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Drh•W8JS•P•rfll1tl lot 8. .,._ 6 Som, Badr., Unot.um r.palr 11nd 10-l naur•d Jo'ree ut •ftepatrw•Seako.&101 "-•l. JO rra up 8'al&atioa. ""-e1t !\1d so.ri. SIS A.apMI ... an Booded, l..1c •&s'T'il • ...., :;.;_ ____ _
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""'4S.el.. ~door.OMebft• 30 ~. laodalcapln(I, Truh. ln!e tnm Oa.n
--•••••••••• ~ ~a.-.. '"'"' t11mm1n1. c-l1uo ~ Holdto~toalatr)'«" ----Avtb fMl.M74 --------Noc:bw19 for illlUal fOG c:..,.t S.. •M H.tul t6'rad1oa. demoh-•*..._ Appol.ntmeota -··-.................. l!:lcp. J•poweli• &&rdemor l.l(Jn Sk1P'OMkr. dump a~ 9'>W • wkncb C.11 Sbam&ioo • •team t'lun Compl yard 1urv1t•t1> ll"\K'k Trw111 yrd wrk. '7'U)llliil.1* Color brtthtc.>Qen , will ~b&e Noal 8'2 4:. 8311.Zi7
.. ,_.... 1 qiUlOmlnblHch C1',~•n ,. d t t im -------• b _.._ .,_,I.., .. A , u•r en1ng. n w r fiilulu .. •ftOumpJobb ·-·-·•••••••••••••••• v, wn rm, IUU .... v~ cl •-nt --.
8abyalttln1. My ('a.t•
Mesa bome nr yourit.
lift.er~. Krta ~7-IOfli>
WW care rot children at
~ boule. eirp. auaran
leecl631~
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... U\ ""w-b HQ rhr muig, • e&D up .. ma• ""rcw Randy. rm •• ·-· ... ...._ -• -· Arnie 548-8414 $.\. Gu.u eUm pct odor ..... y _ _ 00 84Z7
Cill ~IH*lr. ~ yr. expr •1.&ndacape Maant u .. UUNG ._CL"'AN-IN_G_ ~ work myaeU Rtillll nn .. "' SJl-Ol.01 Qimmercu1J on.ly RcsadlC-Omm'I t-'ree\.>St
-_ ~20U _ C&U962-1462 CA.RP._'"l'CLEANl.NG
lla).3768
Andre'1Jarutonal Serv .••..•...•........•....
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~~CY $75 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Window washing, ;1pt
cle.wung & pa mt1111(, rt·
u.sooable Gene 64S-7372
ll11ulanai Mov1o g. Con ·
cu ih' & tree removal
Qwr k & reliable ~'::.
646 7624
1\red of Houaeeleanlna
Haaale' RELIABLI.':
belp la twn. MO-7452
For excelle n ce 1n houlecle&om&~ Cleaning
UnlJ.mit.ed. SM-3726
T L.C. Houaecleaojng
Ser vice Dependable. lhCJrou&h, llc'd. boodt'd.
Tr)' us! 7$4-tD~
rACIFIC
CLEANING COMPANY
Weetzy or l tame maid
svc. 1w:, DISCOUNT ON
VACMl'S Steam carpet
rJe&llJJlg. Free est. Z4 hr
SVC !i:i.2-4.106
Excellent work. reasooa
ble pnces. wll P.im
675-9479
ActlcmTyptn1842-5100 C'.ernent work-all lH~'l>
.,~... p l..1r 'd contnctor 11~165 PtoC l!:xttulrvl' ~ali!la~e
Tensions Mell Away
ID/Out Peter 494-41171
H11uhng-Mov1nl( <.:on -Ho 11esfttM;
Resume~ n ee. rompt 64&-6S63 642~
& 1ne xpeos1ve. Ca ll - -· -71~7649 Chld Can ••••••••••••••••••••••• c•1rt at MaldRcJ LoVlng rare . my homt· ••••••••••••••••••••••• renred yard c omp.1
Cabinets by John. Gu11r ruon11h1p & hot lun1·h_ 'Mll'it. Refs. Wa ll uruu., 55&-3098
...-ethan etc. 842-2328 -----CcnfroctOJr <:GIF•cu ·····•·•··············· •••••••••••••••••••••••
ltomeowner.. Will dean,
prunt, re1luir )our rco
lab etc Rcfrr 11!111 62ti7
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MR.FfXIT
t'rPlt* & tr~t! removal •••••••••••••••••••••••
(Jwtk K'l'VI~ 646 7624 Houst-. arum.al ur plant
-s1tllllg. No dnnk ~mokl• Lile hauhnR-m O\ 111..: Xtnt refs S2S d:iy, haH•
Oara..:e Yard deaning. t•ar. w1JJ dnve s:>hr +HU'
HclSS rates 042 tr/05 631 3667 _
11.aulml(S{>n act'. I', lelcome Tax
T truck C::.11 IA~h·r •••••••••••••••••••••••
547 CH27 It J Coo« 20 )t:. cxp.·r
- -l.ot•ul y ear arou n d
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lncomeTu Prep! nn eoocrete pat101. aree a Jn. IDOIJt ...... ..U., eddtta.. bouMI.
ll)9li. otr l»fon Kar· IJ wtki, drivewa11. Free cbec t m >' ref . I 1 c · fnie ell. 9412
M. Pa&crnolt.ro. airolled eaJollD .... US83 9.acz5 r.O.lo• ..... ... ('TU~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• Brl~k. SmaU Jobtu.
.,... Newport. ('a&.a .... " ••••••• •• • • •••• • • ••••• • .,.,,_, 1'7Wl~ eves. P.O. Box Service • pr
mo. -r;. 17tb St •• 21. CM.m.M711 Xlnl quality trooloa. My
home. your b1n1er1. a.om cDIU()llrY, paUoe •
l\aalnetamen welcome . piam.era, walks. 100·1 of
831.eotc local rd• ~12
.._.,&Repair •••••••••••••••••••••••
.'"91ry;.,._ •••••••••••••••••••••••
All type1 jewelry repair.
Ir\&. Rl.nc 111inJ, Stone ~u.111. Cuat.om de· llignlnc. Antq. jewelry
D11moad1 4' colored
lltnnM.ISyrup Murray
Brown Ye Old Village
Jeweler •-«m
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e-Qua!Jty LandscaPtn1 •
Comp softgca~ design
& anstallauoo AJI work
l(Wlr f'tee eat C reen
dale Landscapin g
731-G!'fS
Rctot1llmg, renovating,
new lawn:.. l(ent'ral
cl~up Oave 642 ~.
Bud f'46-8411 l
Landscapin g tree-..
bhrub tnm. hauling. 1·t·
rllt'Ot, du1 PaliO cover'>
µaint . dra\t•ways &
<;pnnkl~ _Dave 536 fm6
F\111 landsrup10~. t.'XJM'rt
Iv dont· .it re11'>onJblt'
JH'ICO al ) r:. e>.p. M JtlY
lo<·al rd:. liot .. n y
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Ba&abow Co. Prof. exper .
t 1a j I II We pauJt 10t1e•U ' rewo·
••••••••••••-••••••••• dltiooio1. Low price• .
An adventure ln cban.cv. Quar. work. Pree eat .
So. Cout llode1a now ol cat.J tl42-tel4
Mantmanc.e & Repatt
Home" Commercial .
Ph631614l.
ttooftMJ ....................... ' ferlna personalued ,~ Repair & Keroof All styled development ID t y ~ e s . 11 h 1 0 I( 1 e ,.
ODDJuoct.loo w f utuon " SPICIAUST .. pboWcraptuc modebog. Interio r /exterior roe aba .. eb·comp<Har
""11oow s.57-2502 Bonded. licensed. 1n 1-'ree est. 541 5930 l'tn
......, Av~J. ----~--sured Free esllm111te __ MooriMJ Charlie. 714-776·9530, Qu ur -~• ool n" f''r1•1• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• a 1o;u r r ... MoV1oa by The Starving TI4-Uj..7129 e&. lklik repair Good
CoUece Studeat.a. Exp. 12 yrs uper. N U/CM ratesooi.ha.lti.os&compo.
lrgLruck.6'1·8427 an:a. I'm small. pnct.~ _911197S.t107eX!_9'J
~W.kes •••••••••••••••••••••••
Will t.alu! care ol elderly
Jl m,1 ~. Expenence
guar&l'lleed 831 ~
'~•rilMJ ......•.......•........
Pl:.IERS P AJ NTING
Expr·d Reas Ratt'!I
Free 1-;...t. C:a ll Gene
562-04.58
Painting INT1t:x1
~t. ~t. re.u. . 12
yr5 e•P· L1c'd Uave
!11>4 100
arumaU 675-3014
Res Comm 'I painting
lnt1t:xl. Qual work
k snb l pri ce!>
L1c:'d /Bonded Gene
48,l. 1081
,atios .......•..•....•.......
KRB Ot•lux.e pat111 rOVt•r'I,
wood nr deck.\ cement
.. tabs etc. f'rt'e t"lt Guar.
~f"it pnces & quality
""o rk Cdll Kenny.
21J ~116 tx-( 8AM or
aft !>
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~'In .. e•t painun.: M P..it10 CO\I r\, r <•mt•nt
L11· J ni. Try m e H 'Mlf"k. red1o1ouod dt"t'ki.. no
SulOr ISJ6.~ Jllb t1>0 'mdll Crd1g
Applied or !>Uppl1 c1I
Rock. 1·ompo . .,h.ikt·'
St.om1t>le pnct.'li. f'r1·~ t.~l
~2725
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KJtctk-n IJJth-.. 1•1\lry'
Y11u r llll· •1r m 111"
962 .tTT'J
Tree s.n-ice .•.•.••.....•.•....•.•.
TRf£ SURGEON
Tn-t.~ l.OPPl-'<1 & removCfl
Yard l'IOu.J)!t 751 347b
w..dow Ca.a..inq ........•.......••..••.
l.odumith -Ml ~ e' ~
•••••••••••• ••••••••• •• l>rul palllun.t t.:Xt & Int -
H~ll>ENTli\L & ~tort.,.
l'Jr WJXIOJ.! (JU.Jiii I
\Mlf'k .. ~ 544!1 & ~:. i'l1"
Remodel, additions.
patios NOBODY DOES
IT BE'M'ER. J.S. Const.
U c'd. 5S9-5511
\lu.t t:xt 121:. • JllOO l!i ,...._ jR.epoir
'w'1Jf'T'lt>d dbout t>un•h1r -;'' f''r1•1• t''>l !.36 ·43113 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln<.~ T;u Pre par Jtmn \\-t• tn" t .i I I d rad IJo It
.... \H \:1~a .. • t ... i . t t
-----1be fastest draw in the
West. . .a Dally Pilol
Oasaified Ad. 642·5678.
Male 33 wants tn shr furn
JBr 2blJ & gar. Penins ula
oceanfront, s traight,
neat. mature. non·
smoker. Gary 979·5911
<lliy~. 673-5402 Eves. $600
_mo~--~-----
4350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Storage. $45 & up 2306 W
Oceanfront, N .H
biJ.4154 ----
WANTED
G .. ra~e tn CdM.
673-0!HiO ----f'rm rmmw wnld to bhr 1·11.st St. NpL Bch. ,., or dbl
3br, 2ba. CdM. 25·30. Wk gar. S50Mo. 675-7380, ~ 1400. Hm 6444t085 ask 5'18 :rno forDlaneorBarbara --------
l"rof fem rmmatt'. qu1Pt.
non·smoker, r l'f. 2 Hr.
lUa, lrv. pool JllC, $Z50
mo. 551-5286 eve~.
6T.J..8lll6 eves
\('tivc pror~s -.111nal
'-'1 J2yrs to shr Jbr. 2ba,
t:ondo w 1g111r In Npt.
&i2.431JO Ad 111tt.cr 1133, 2A
..:::brs::..:::_· -------
Fem shr4br. apt
Near bench W 10 . gar.
4400 ........•.......••.•...
UOl Westcllff Dr. upprox
100 sq ft. wall bwld to
suit. ample p arktnl(,
John fbher 642 31t1
123SSq. t-'\. $988 mo.
1817 WeetcUJf. N. 8 .
__ Agent. 541 5032_
WATERF4t<>MT
IJUXURY SUlTES
341 S 8uy111de Or NH
1714167S.23C.)() Jan.~602.8 _ -
M I" to 'hare lr.i: CdM :J
t>r 3ba hou.w . l ":i hlki. to
b r h f' r p I e . pat 1 o.
'>llOl'ks s:n> 700.0317
w.1ntf'd Non-smoking
lt'mal1• to 11harc 3 bdrm
cnr1ckm lum 1sbc-d home
w pool (;;jll P<iul d ay!> al
ia:J-7477 or t•vcs 71~-468.1
Room $Q10 UUI. JKI. M F.
Nwprt Ek:h ,\f\ SP M
673-~
Prof 31 vr old. non·
-.mokcr. st'<'k.s rmmll• to
..tU' 3br pool home II R.
MtF. 21-35. Child ok
s:JX> mo. plus ~hr ul1I
~m M'C. tfrp. H40 1041.
.ill 6PM _
Hoomma t e wanted
Nt•wport Hearh shurc 3
hr home. fo'rpk. gur. '•
hlk to :.ecluded bt•acb.
675-:rl14
Need Jrd person to flnd
3-4br hal' H 8 .. F . V
area. Non-s moker.
ZlJ.-C.'B.8884
Rmmte wntd n e w Ir!(
house Irvine Cl01>c to
fwy. $195. 7:rl·3S90 ------
Straight male. ag«' 4U,
needs same to sh are
llunt1ngton H arbour
towobome. $275. M0-2101.
~9'i66
1..wl:. 1\utleroclt Condo to
'!hare. All amenities.
D>O/mo. 20's-30's. Call
Susan. 8Sl-ll49
f'em. 25+ share 2 br apt.,
hall furn. llSO mo. + ,,.,.
\All. 616-1105 Barry.
5nll lem parent w '2 YT
old etrt. lookinl to share
home. rent room Ii bath
~ amaJI guest bouae
w/pnJL tbe same. CM.
• NWpt or Cd.Iii. ~1801.
rd to ad 6 Ive mag ar
number
Rmmat.e needed lmmed.,
tOll!ir2 ea twnhM, CdM. GOO • .,._,, evt, wlmdl,
~.-1'00. Carol.
P'male to lb&re 2 br. 2 ba
I
• .....,.,.. Pool. sieo mo.
s-taADa. ~1714.
I MO FREE REHT
Executive o ffi ce,,
wrport area Up lo 12*1
~ fl. New crpl.8 & dl'J)'>.
QIJI now 557-7010
'THE"
EXECUTIVE SUITE
foull bCtvl<'C offlC't'S
m Nt•WJX)rt Ct!nlcr
&10-5470
I or 2 Rm St11t1-s from $75
il'J w 191.h St. Call Tom
540 2'm -
EXEC.SUITES
J'nme Newport Uearh
lcl(• Neur 0 C. aarpon
Rl'flt rnrl. recepllon, con
ft-renc c rm . Janitor
:.l•rv .. utils. 100 free
c opie !'I & mor(•.
Secret.anal scrv uv11JI
Lu<>!:_ ~851:,901_
LUXURIOUS
EXECUTIVE SUITES
Ofhccs now avail tn
clcttanlly appoinled t:x-
ccutJve Suite!> centrally
localed near freeway!>,
courts & t he Or ani::c
Count y Airport.
Facllll1es include a
fnendJy, efflr1ent rccep·
t1on1:1t /l elep hon e
operator who greets your
chents and an11wef'3 your
call,, a complete.Calif. &
Federal law library,
beautifully decorated
a:inlerence rooms, photo
copy machines, le the
finest in secr etarial
services. Few further info
& a per1ooal tour
through the facilities.
please contact Vortac
Assoc.. (714 1955-2288;
m.4~3800.
Dtx. medical office suite.
O>ronadeJ Mar. $750-Mo.
Realonoml<'ll Corp.
~
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION ...
Newport Btacb •I.SI. 4C)OO Sq. Fl.
•Bay Views
•Extra Amenltl
..... -.:.. 4HO arua. eou.t1 Airport
..... -··-········ ANe. clMlt lpat9, ~ .... fll 1aa.r at .,.,.,.. UOaltt, coat.-.oce rm.
l •nl•· Nr Hoa1. AllcforDluelM0-73'5
~r,.10 only. SU. •DIUJXJCOFPICES •
-.. mi. ft'OID 1 rm. up to uoo tea.
..... t• ..,.. .. for rent ft. ft'Om D ft, 1'fo lH
ID o.t. 111 ... •tmo. req. Adj . Atrporter
111...., aft. 4pm. Hotel. m.am. t-12
Hunt l:kh . 5.)t) hti:!S lo~~ patJo uour & win ,wat pa c .... ~ .. l'>. un ....
Hn Vly 8J:i lllZ! 11!1w lork' HPf!> ~~ l'aullmS( & wallpa~nn~ Rt&UT. 19J..14l9 IFYOU
--Jlave you read loday 's
C.11:&Mtl1cd Ads" If not.
you·re m1sslllJ( lhc be~t
::iul\.~hJric sparkle rleanmii
-.t•n 1ct• C.1 I I for t· .. t
from 9 !Oum or S flµm
N.k for Pam 91\J lli63
1'h4: lnrome Tax \1 an WaKnt•r l:Jltt·rpn'4°' tJu.a,1 wor'k. rn Fn .. · e'>l 1~ ~ Pll!Jllenn..: ,ml
~EU. arJll• all·m' '>'Ith ·' llJ1\lc '><lml'lhtn~ you ,,..unt '°'tc"l' :.47""2111 - -I ,oll6 °' re-.tucc<,.. ~nbl
have d :.erv1rt• lo offer or
l<lCJl')Cb tn :.ell, pla<'c drl ad
1n the o.11ly 1'11111
C11lb.\lfo~d S.'<1.100
barg~ lll tov. n '_ _
t.kuly P1lot l'la~ .. 1l 1l'CI .\11 111 wll • Cta ... -.1f1l'<.I a1h du Want Ad ~ull.8 &L2 56711 r..u.e:. ~569) ~ 642 !ib/8 It wt·Ll 642 !ib'1H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone 642 567H
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EXEC. SUITES For Storl' & office !'lll<tCe at 'l;o n tJ r 1nk1 o ~. n 11 n
A rombmat1on that can't re..a....ooable rute-. :.molung. 4wet 48yr oltl
be beat! Pt·rfort IOC'at1on 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. wum;in & 17yr old -.on eel~ lO frwys, aarport & ~tESA VEHUt: OH ~IJ hk1• lo rent 'rly,
r ei.taurants I. 1nol PL1\ZA '11 .. wport Balbo.1 ""'' ~ret.an:.il M>rv•,_ Ideal 152:.o M<...,U Verde t-:. C \I Iii:> Tit49
o(f1re. & beautiful ~ 545-4123
pie. For more info call ------
Bev at 979-2161 RENT OR IUY ---;yc:)uu. Nim 4700sq ft. olf•t'e bwldanJ.C.
RJltHfTURE TOO! near Lido I~lc. purchaM·
pnre f675.000 w 1JlOO.OOO Ca ll the comple t e dwn 430 J2nd St •
I.ow renl \41
hardwvrkmi.: ne1Nlywl·d
couple Wal do h..mdyrrurn
Job, Jlu."tb. dot'l> CUrpt'll
Lr) 751·1681
,erv1ce Deroral1ng Nr•wport BetlC'h. (;all fur
h.·runn..:.qwrk delivery dl'laib. Sierra Realty "'5inn1/h•v.it / Conlemporary Off1tcs fo33 7\l20 ~ 64().~ ------•••••••••••••••••••••••
fo:Xecut1vc offil'to'!> avail m
full serv ofc hldg Nr () c /\irµon Rl.'cepl &
phone ans .. seey 1oerv •
l'U\f. rm. etc. Plell!>e cull
7SUUl8.
CdM deluxe s w tc. 2 rm:..
;ur c•md .. ample pk~
_yt~pd S27S 67~--
NEW ~XEC SUITES
B~IO C. LOC/\TION
~X>N Twltm Ave. l mm
S A & Nwpt f'wy:. L.:l·
prof. decorated urc ..
Kecepuonast. lclephorw
i.crv • xerox. 1·onf rm
Sec. set'\ avail I mo
free w 1; mo~ rt·ntal
JW"('t.'ITil'Ol !153 0937 -----
NEWPORT BEACH 1n
beautiful Cor ona d cl
Mar 500 t.o 3,000 SI f'
(.1ass "/\" A C. ullhUel>
&Janit.onal service Only
$l 00 per S 'f'. Elevator &
amp l e parking .
TI~~~~~~lOOO.:._·-~-_
Newport Cente r Prime
tocauoo. bwn.neu or pro
resa1onal office spac~ .
Suite or 111ngJe olhces
/\ho fac11illes for
lawyers, I.E .. library .
xerox, recept1on1s t .;
telephone ans. etc. J'ark .
lllR av IUl SSS-241!_ . _
•MEWP<>RT /C.M.
L'p to 4700 sq.fl. avail al
pra me cornl·r. 17th &
Nwptlil 67~
taX> sq ft lll medJc·al bid..:
Avatl for 1mmtld . oc··
cupancy Ample park
an)( Newport ~ 650 I
2 Rooms & balh. Ofh('c or
stnre. $375 mo SW W
~.C M Call J •. tl'k tl.1~
64.2 Cf.:!12. evl' 546 W7
BEST OH
HA.RIOR BLVD.
Nt·wly remodellod ... ho p
p 1111( rent t.'r an C'o11 ta
.\lcsa has offi('("l\ a\ 1111
for 1mm1..-<.I occupanr)
from appro x 4HO t o
1"5&Q. fl. w new crpL<o &
palllllnK at reasonabl"
rMLe:S Ctll Paula S . Katz
Agl 213-464~ -
120 E. 23rd CM. shopi.. ofr.
sales or hobby. $100 Abo
sm urul 548 72.49 ------
LAWOFflCE
ID> sq rt avaaJ lll The
Orleans Bldg. 1212 No
Uroadwny. SA Ground
fir 11wt.e lookmg out onto
open courtyard Newly
pamled cptd. Walk to
0 C. CourthouMI P11rk
ml( & JanJV>r !'IV'> IOCI
964·JS.ll Mon thru fo'rt ----ffiVINE 340 sq n + or t'or ICM.SC 750 :.q rt of
185.52 Ma r Arthur Hlvd store space m So W~t m.121!2fro~9to5 1.1m ' H 8 ~hopping l'enter
Corona del Mar, dlx 2 • Co as l t: q u I tie!>
rm. 11wt.e Realonom1c11 I ~13)596 m2 __ _
Corp 675-6700 ladustrial R...tal 4 500 ----...................... .
Offc Spac:..C.M. 1720 Sq ft lndu11tr111I
Near San Diego t'wy & Unit, 2 frool olfaces, l~e
Harbor Blvd, telephone rear door. M25 mo. l777
aoswcring le receptJool.at WhrtUer St C M Day!I,
ava.tl. S250 per mo. Call 540-9352 eve11646-0681 714-s.57·8790 belw 9am· • _ _ __ _
5pm. Law Offcs ol Grif-97511q. ft. warehouse.
nth & Anthony. W /beth, t.ruck door C.M .
4 Nolle. s:m. 631·1'T10 Desk 11pece. gmd Or bldg.
Ans service. copier. lele
avail $75/mo. C.M ·
631-71.81.
Le:ise S.OOOsq . ft .
warehou.le space. ~J)l'r root. 714-54&-6110
Desk 11pace anal. From SfaC191 4550
l100 mo. 1827 Westclilr •••••••••••••••••••••••
Or, Nwpt Beach. 631-0900 2500 Sq. Fl. open (ncd
area. No. 11.rbor-lil. Office space available 700 c M . SU/mo. Tom aq ft $l75 mo lnclude11 2200 uW. "malnt. Good toca· 540-
Uoo. PCH fl 82nd Sl. ..... Wmlhd 4600
Newiiort Shores Cen~r. ..••••••••••••••••••••• eau Robllle, dya ~57, ~ cottac• ln t!ft!I~ quiet 1pot In La1uoa
Be.ch. COron• def ll•r SlOO Mo. Secreto rial, orColta Meu for l300or
xerox copy" pbOfMI ans. i.. Quid area etiten·
avail. 831.ooll. ti.al. Write •d "38, c /o
The Del l y Piiot •Bek.erSUeet. (Cloaeto Newapaper. P .O. Box frwy1. a I rpo rt It ueo. Cotta lleu, CA
re1taur•nt• ). omcea 92826 o r telephone
from 141 aq. fl. to :IMO ICl· flS.78114.
ft. Ample parttna. Peraon tnna rerred, ..:(TM::=-.::.::.-=-~·---:~::-• nn1.1 '°,... Its i.aBr
.. , ,....... 44IO bolM near Beach yrl)'. ....................... ......
~. Opp.on.1ty SOOS ....•.••.•....•.....•..
COSTA.MESA
Ores.\ Shop . . $15.000
Woodwwk 'g Shop $70.000
Cycle Parts Shop
1)8.000
MEWPORT IEACH
Paint & Wollp1tJ>t!f' ~ton·
$112,000
64'27171 r ~·e&il1t1
11 0 M I:: T \ -..; N ... It
OE/\Lfo:HSlllP ~:a m
S'DK PLU!) p..-r ' t wor~
mg 2 l'VI'!> per "'k •1Ul 111
your home < omf)Jll\
furn le111b \tin 1nH:'l
Sli.1100 Oet.ial, 17 1\1
64,S..118:1 anyt1ml·
Red Estate Office
\l~l rtt.'W orhre. lull\
t'QWpped 11 d~k:. . .:n·ul
p h o n 1· !> .) s t e rn
Newport 1\1rport lora
taon
Jim Pat<-!f15 0616
fCe;t<iu.rant m ~an .luon
l ';ip1'ttrano. $1!15 oou.
W l.1quor l.1c $145.000
without S85.000 down.
M!llL'> 300. cull own\·r
(~:;383 __ _
<.itft Shop by Own«'r. 004!1
Atlanta al M a.:nnlu..
Hunt. Bch
AUTO ROUTE
RFXilSTER Early AM
l ~ to 2 hr~ S37S to
$650/mo. Xlnt moonh~ht
Wi ~. r\.'l.lr'td. dllm b1 h
ty . .,tudents Nettd J(d 1o1ohe~ls . 540-300K or
~ -
........... odt
PrW5a.op
atabliabed clieo~le. ex
J1'f' press ma o. tum lley
uperat.ioo llOOK gross
Call Dottle Valenline aaem. 67HOOO
Ou1>et Cleani.DI bwslneM. accm.a. equip. supplleS
Delk, t$, aos servlre
avail In ore S2&50 FP
SJMW.
lnve11t oow. Dlamood, IO&d weddina rtnp. Jeff an.man r:NIH lll-Z3lll
A WH 75145118.
OETSETFOR
SVMllERI
Ice Cream Shop nur
NewJ)Ort O.acb Pier.
Xlill locaUon .. patentl&l ~ •1000 mmp&M.e. .......
llEEI< HA H
\IJS.1\10\: VI !-:JO
lld p run. nr l'Olll'l4t'. I n
ill •UJJ11.n
1~'1 151 1400
nwn.1-: ~1101• c. M
$21.500 Hill pnet·
i\ja 1 ~ t 11(.llJ
lnvHtnwnt
Oppor1wtity 5015 .•.....................
CiOl .11 Venture Ca p1tul
lll'\'tllod to develop 100
ac""' or Gold IWanng
~ tn N W Anzoc:ta At
l>rl'S<'flt placenni.: '2 tu
4/)T per too by hand. MOid ••m located Potftlt1al.
wit h ne r ~qu ip .
u..'trOOQlllJl'AI Cull Mr
Ptttlt-.on 11t 646 11196 un
:'J :l)f>M
Mo.y to Loan 5025 .......•.••......•••••.
/NEED
I MONEY
•
CRB>ITHO
PROBLEM
2nd & lrd TD k>ans
'78s,5l I
.\rr .111.:l"'I h)
Cocnt Homt Loam
W11Jow hu.'> mon<'v for 2nd
'I I I, !\o cn'tl1t rh«'c k
,.., r•tll). S20 (01 up .. or
a1 t 1cJn c ull Al:• nt
1;;:1 iJI I An~mt:_
Moftey W Cllthd 50 JO . .......•.......•......
1•,1 pt) wants $1:!,000 for
,hUft lt•rm :.<'<' by H t-•.
mt negOl 11111831 1.257
MoricpJH. Trust o.edl 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$HOMES
$OWNER$
$10,000
TO
$100,000
24 HR. SERVICE
1...-.. -=m-4 lty Cl
Ca Oh.,._efl'MI • ,.. ••II pr.,arty
AMERICAN
WAY
fOTGAGECO.
Ca11 OeyorNIOt
'70AYSP!R1'ta
,.._o!::'._ Tnnt SOlS ~.~.~ ..... ??~~ ~.~.~ ...... ~~~.~
I L'-·-' Shoe-> brown S11•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• r 1,,..1nu. •
Co KU. on l'IJl't•nt111 , 17th 5ottter M+cJ. • Al t;t i I All t)'Jle'> of re:i.I l'1>lal1 FOUND ADS
IO\ l">lOknl:. !>lOC(' 1!;49 I F11und t ··m IJcJlk·r1tW11
Spedalimq "' ARE FREE i..dTI>t I' IJ ft \ I '
Hr•rnkhur ,t l\dJm
llB :,..S'j ~~ Ml-2171 54~611 Cal~
2ndTD'S
HoroWa!
l~ ~I!~ term Sl0.000 M
IIU'(' No Balloon
L1do~l'•J
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... -=•-•! ,..~,
Lod&Foimd . ...•....••.••.•.......
• ,.... 5100 .......................
fUNY
Pl~HER
ADS
ONLY $2
.._.11 JnY 1u-m or C'OfTI
l1tnlllKlll t>( lll:'lfU ffltr J7~ I ur h·~• with .1 p, ony
I l'Ulc ht-T \d J 11,n.,,. Ive .:
n 111.W\"ultv1· dll)" i-... ch
ddc1Jt1on .. 1 ltnt• " 61• for
Ilk' 2 d"Y' l 'hilrRr ti '
';o romnkrn .il ach
h 1r m nr• in1urni.il1on
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642·5678
l'ronlt> Tax Ol has movt'd
111 70!i •B Ea:.t &lboa
llhd Ualboa l'eo
rn..56.'Jl 1-da )' 'M.'f'V I C't'
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
DAVE!!
---
WHIMSICAL CUPIDS
la oaatwne • hU1lt will
deliver to your -~o_v_,~1 tnend. relaUve a apec.aa1
~a-ol candy ..
sons. anywhere In
Orao1• County. '50.
ICHm
Loltltr...t .IJOO .......................
~ Bl.It, male Mch&o.
"Kazi mer ''. Vlt'.
In./Meaa Dr. ITS-UM.
LOST: F'em. Sl. Bernard, m1Ned alot. Nwpt la
Roe ti1rt•, CM . ...-
loll: Old,........,,...
pin. 2 ........... ta/·
near Velvet Turtle,
Fublon lal. Rewa.rd . ...
642-5'71
Luit '" Found a pet" CaU Animal 1\\,1 ~1 .. n c e
~ 537 ZliJ. nor~.:
Fuund c.-lu:>l a µet ' < • • 11
~VN'lal P.ih lto t l1n 1·
i i 4 ?72 lZl!t. 2 t 3 :?!>IC i'tlH
Lost· Pit Bull Tan fc
white>, a mos mel~.
I 4!01111> VIC Costa Mma.
Reward. Sta 3962
LOST· lnab Setter t•em
Jan JOlb '1r l3th St &
/\L'aeta H B S3& 3757 or
!t'>I lJ:l> REWARO'
J,mt· Male 7l'OO'> old -.hort
h.w't'd bUc C'ill "' wh1l1·
mJrk1n.i:,• ·:-; ... .,.. P"rt
Cr~·!ll JrCJ. kl'"" .. r(t
tiJl tnl
Lo;t ~:m ~k>Pt' ron ta 1n mi.:
CASH tao 1dent1f) <'Of1
u'fll:> UJ6t ln Ant hon y '
l'lt'f' :!. ~\ '*POr1 & .ich
Fh hb I Rl!ward for
mfo t.•adJn.i: to rl'N>\l'r't
~l lfr..K-5
H )\. ~ L) l)ob1! rfl\lt II \ II
~ \. HJCt' .! ;:
~l!Mi
Found pat ~t.am~ ~old
01.lM: c-.l &rnron Ha~
&'Th-41.!17. 675-alW
Found lantt' gn•y bolr
tail~ t .il with wh1l1
plJ,t11 1:1111Jr C.ill
~57'.!)I
rot "l;I) 11· ••• nm .. 11 llUI'
"'blk A '"h t 1111..•'
Mes<t Verd<> are" Gn
011nt-• S4C> LSS 7
t..o...t Small ,.,.h1t1· doA .
m1,t•lf 11 11udl 1
·~arrw I .. 1,t.:11n 1 II• h
l l> L.:"11 1-'w'\H I>
1.!M.{A);l
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j!n•\ v.h1I• 1'111 1.. •"ii •I
... I IJ I •• • \ ' '
a-;'> I h • r ~ di I ,j \ I J
t.12 '<14.1
IJ IS I \" \I• '' " I ,,
Pl .. (l•nll.1 JI ," H •f '<
~~' old Ill.tit t •I'
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\l.J.Wlllll.1 \t
h·m ,,1.1\1·rl ..
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r•"«•'t \ u1..: rtlt cl t1 .11 io n
dJll) ;,,,';' 'i()'d I \I I I
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f' ll"NI> IJLlt Fem Uohh' I J ~,-n , i.. 1111 n "' "'hi
\11 SA IW <o 04•a t"l•ll.tr\I• '-h"1 .. 1111
i !>I ~ • t. ~rn•ok•' 11 ''"'"I
Found ('la1m or adopt
[it1'Ct'r m1'\ hruw n &
wtutc m.ilt• S.'tttr mu:.
blk mJk ,\u\tr Shep
'"'" multi colon-d ftm ln.i.h !i(-ttt•r f<-m.tlt' Nil
AlumaJ Shelter 64~ 36!lt>
1-'ound Golden H t H
Male, blond. appro't ?.
yrs Santa Ana Jib ar•-.•
SU IOOK
-Y
7\lJ Hit~
(, 0 .... I 111 • I I
\ 1rl-.h1ro• '\1 II. I I• r I 11'1
\II SUrt""'"'d \l l.1111,r
:.! :1. H~l!t'I h.1 111
!ltJ)295tJ111 l:!l • 1,1 I 'I t
FOUND s1bt-n.111 llu•k\
Blk & Sil' 1•r '1 "ih1•11 rn1'
puppy blk & "htl• \1
'111:.'"'lXl" JW<11 h \1111nJI
Sheller. 644 Jti:iti
Ad-Ima~~~~ u houffJd~ -'7 ~~ ~.
You mav request AG.Sitter ~ when
plodng your od • • • cu Ad-Sitter
number wiN applCI" in your Doily Pilot
od .•. Ad-Sitter takts ywr man• .
~ llYd. OI. 2 b.&dp, 1900 aca.ft. cm 1/1 acre. re.net1d w/parlltn1 .
ReuonablJ priced. eo.mo; .,....ll ev1.
Qllil •n ,.. 2Bt nu
coado,, fpr NB. Irv, elf
aru. IU·l '10 dy1
...,.e\19,
BEERBAR· 957 5823 ... __ ..-.. alSTAMESA lllL Idle_.... ...... 8
Try Sl0,000 dwn • Dld1 PUa& O....UW Ad.
. you call in at yox ~ to qet
the relPOflS8S to your ad ... this .-vtee
is only SS per week. For more
information and to ploce yoor ad oo11
642-5671 NI 7Sl· UOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! j ..:;1G811=.=;,:..;.;..• ----,
•
" ~YPILOT "'"· '*"' .. ,. =-~.=-... -~~ ~~ .... ~~ ·~:f~ an. CUii
dtolu Ual1 wk. It. ._. .. , 111 tll ... al1l•• a Htl• ti.
.._.. ..... '41'1111". ........ -·=---------a.rm..-.... .......... : MYll c.. ... 1 I 9 I MaY Ml'fla ....... I
MIL -.... O*-a..,., ....... d 1 lllli -. 1,.,. 61 w. -
-llllA:J 1111.&. J -, I I .. -... ....,....... ....... . ~ -;9°"~" ~ I M I .,._ ............ .. ~ _.... a ...... •A•YllTT••·•fter lwne A/&•A/P H• Ktlolll. 1 ~ WM.Mn FOt.IND. 8111. CM ., llt. ... L ...... -............ ff "" mq'L dle&awed. bra. 1~ a 'Ir. ,.. Ha• ~·•· ........,, 0. t'Jllllar \1c. P'Mlt.. LI. ~ "-.. ....,... • •• ,.. ••14 .;;Ml.;;...;_.;.;;.;.. ____ _
~ •1 I ,..._ • ..-4 ..... MrfllhU -Lo¥t1i1 :: ................ ~.~ 9 I lill9a _.. • auea&lve p•raoa
PRltONANT7 Carla&. M ..... erinh4. nwdad lo wate b my
t"OOftdaotiaJ <"OU.ftlldin1 6 Jlat. cie. ..... ... • btaJlb.y II ~ lmOI
Nlwral. AborUoo, aciop I 1' 0
• _. .... MS old b9b7 Pt~-S = Uor\4lll~ •I' IL• ==~~~ae:-walks ~~Ci.; Z&S SAFEGUARD ..;;..~---1~-"-my_~_
• tS).0771 • BAKER or tralnu BlmHl868YSTE118 3U lr0ukall S«vln" INC. lOpm t.o 611m W\Mbelll zm Fa.l.l'YWw Rd. c.11 Dom.&&. ~ £. mb St. PRE I.AW tOOt-nt net'd3
G:>.000. W\U do eythtn11 ~1 Cll..;__ _______ t
l,C"ga l. t'oof ld t10 Ual ~ 0£f'T. ASSlST.
DVM P 0 . Hoa ~2. Nftieieef 4 hours a day
N B. 13&6.1 f'\bna. lYJU&. mLK o1 •FO-1 •oy * flee duties. Poaaiblc
"' -lull-time tn fuwre. Grow· OUTCALLONl.Y me ~ co. ln * 972-1 I 31 • Npl. BdL CoaUcUJ sa al ---' ID&UbtwnM.
Gnait CWJlll _,
ESCORTS
:M Hrs. 64 l -01JI)
__ MC/¥1~
DIAMON D WANTE D :
Pnv. party will buy l lo3
carat, cash. N.B. 548-4975
MASSAGE slmpaUc:o
Your masseur·
ls Bob James
Out.calls 9-11. 494-5111
ADVERTISING
SALES 'lbe Daily PUot bu an
immediate openina for a
s alespe r son with
newspaper diaplay ad-
vertising expe rience.
Good s ala ry . com·
mia&ions & excellent fr·
mge benefits. Excellent
growth opportunities for
KIM'S OUTc:AU. a ~ with career am-
953-9121 j bllioos. Call for appointment
MICHB.LE'S ! ORANGE CO~T *Outcall•
UAM-2AM -fl3S J74S DAILY PILOT
Home Owner. I need to 1 714~·4321, Ext. Z11
8uEq ·-,,.. ... ----c:• ~
Sllvteaa. ...
!:nl.Tl'HCOA.W BANK
IM8 SWllJower C.W. ~.E.O E.
Banking TB.La.
MEW ACCOUNTS
Permaoenl p /limt•.
Uat4 typing. Will con-
sider trainee. Call for
~ual Savmgs & Loan
Cclrooa del Mar Mr. Conopul 78().9200
Equal Oppor. Emplyr
B A RB E R &
COSMETOWGIST . Al·
tra c ti ve C dM
Men 's /Wome o 's Salon
desires styli.st w/cllen·
lele. Apply 10 person:
3i3l E. Coast Hwy, CdM.
714~ ----
BARMAIDS rull or part
tune. Costa Mesa.
646-3666 use your address I will F.qual Opportunity
pay $10 a mo Call col-Employer 8 e a u t 1 c I a n 3
h.'Ct: Day 2131827 1955, hairdressers neede d . l::ve213/J96.l~ ARTIST/SlGN MA.KER I Must have follo w1og.
~ All-around draftsman. • Very friendly congeruaJ TOMMY'S Wert in wood, plastJc., shop Call Alice, at Ab's
OF NEWPORT meta.I. Sm to lanie le~er-Hlllr &war, 642-0434 or
1ng. Kno ws p81nl. 631~ ___ _
ESCORTS I Former Mad West . co. Beauty assist .ll<'t'n'tt' re ·
"tllr 642 1571 New to Laguna l hlb. q·d.. 4 day wk . $25 day
"' s I ~Int. compen sation. 645-02!2
r'rnf Ma~-.age hy SlC'VI'. (,r<Jph1c design l'Xper - - -
Li c 'J Th1•rap1-.1 N II hf>tpful Plt>~se call ~;f'nl' • llKE STORE•
ll<Jm Hpm. /\ppt Only W1llun at I fc1 Hl•r Sign1-o SUin· MnJCT. A!!.bist. Mn
'"548 2817 770-Um gr • M echn , for Schwinn
Orange Co m <111 . :so vr-.. 1\.')SJ-;MRLER.'>
wht M. nalJH· Into mc .. •L PCB $5.00 HR
mg -.umulaling ladu.'>< 1 yr exp cumponent As
~~151 scm . hand ::iolder , loucb up. rolor code ---------111)!-."TJN 714-840-4443 OMEGA 213-592 5024
clt•aler Sala ry $2UK
'1U!>l havt• pr ior b1 kl'
:'>ltodm. ex.per ID a slon•
5-W !.m
lbat yard worker needC'd
l'.tclf1cndes Manne. Z27
<nl>~.NB~
loofdl11fi'r F /C Maintain a I books or
onio.nat entry, accounts
receivable & payable.
Xlal ~ c:oods. &
benefits. Hunt. Bc:h .
Salary JlOOO.WOO. Call
Jane for appt. 835-4900. •
BOOKKEEPER /
HEALTif CARE Exper.
Me dicare/ M edi-Cal
Bookkeeper tor Con·
valeaceot HoapHal.
Generous salary le frln1e
benefits. Appllcanta •PP-1 ly lo confide n ce t o 1
S haron C urtiaa atl 673-2700.
lllMTWOOD
SAVINGS&
LOAN lM> Adami Ave
COit.a ...... Ca 92l62l&
a&r11ar Alarm Tectuu
cum. E:lper. or Tramee
Salary DtlOll.ah*. Cal I
S.2S6J Ot'l31·346S
CASHIER·RET AJL
Apropos. Faab100 Isl
Shop. Seebog. c.a~r.
Ga ri Friday. Fashion
rranded. Rood w ldetalls
Salary open FuU·lJme
547·7608 Call btwn
8-UAM
C~HIERS
UTDTEM
MARKETS.
Operunfs now available
fOf' lul tune A..,s1stanl
M&IU1'er.. on 2nd & 3rd
shlJt. No expenrn~ nec
We tr8.lll Start S3 :.> to S4
per hour. Advancemenl
opportunity for rnunagc:
ment posataons to $.5 50
per hour LI qualJhed i-·or
more infonna oon & an·
Lervw!W. apply lD :store
1182. :l)09 CTown Valley
f>ttwy, La~una Beach.
4.96-9i!l60 Wall lDt('rv1ew
Mon t.bru Fri 9am to
3pm
t:qual {)ppot-Emplo~ 1•r
CLERICAL
for.try lt-vel 1l081Uon Lill·
t~ lnsuranN' ro. nr
OC Alrport. J'T ',lu. ~k
Good bcnef1u . SWrtUl~
~~ $.'1.5() m o R33-8450
Clenc:al
SEatET ilY /O.E:RK
f":lectr Onl<'S m r~ ID
~ Beach. has an
immed.. operung ror a
sbM.rp penoo w I x.lnt typ-
111& atWa ~m I 1n
our Pu.rc:baa1ng Dept.
~llDlty lO le arn
!_arl.•l1 o f dutlea.
l'\U"Cllaa1q exper nee.
We ofter Jood pay &
bmellb.. Pluae c&IJ lor
~ T1 .. lomic.._1e,
494-9401
PersonMI De-pt
E<>E MF
CUIUCAl
Dur to expansion, m:IJ<>r
Loan Brokerage Co an
Fashion Island a rea has
several clerical open-ings. Require me nts:
He.tJthy work attit ude,
a bahty to cope with
!ltrelA, eye lor det&U. ac·
na-acy tn typhlg, com-
putaUooal altllls, re-
llabiU.ty. Call Katie, 641).9:11«'
.,
IMMEDIATE
OPB•MGS
I •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bookbeper, ror 11-man
Devel. farm . Expe r
necessary. lo pos ting
gen 1 ledger, payroll &
comtnJcUaa draw. Some
prop mcmt " typintJ.
Room to grow w /co.
Ideal workin1 eood an
N .B. Eve1/wkoda
714-m-911(.
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPISl'S
SECRETARIES
ACCOUNTING CLERKS PBX OPERATORS , Nurses Aid. GenUemen. Coov. Hosp. N.8. lOam·
' epm. 3"' day. Gertatrlca
e xp. C all collec t
• 2l3J27S-8)30.
AtrroMOTJVE Yng m a n seek a j o b ,Aa'T'So.T.
w/pbotoarapher. Has PICICW-DltlVa.!
good B/W portloUo. Bob. Pe'tmnent., pleasant in·
9SMIOUIUl6PY teresllnal Learn auto.
Hlfp W..ted 7100 parts buaineas. Good
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. opp. foe advance-Ac---Uno meut! See Mr. Cook. CoMraoLLB HOWARD C..VNMt
Cass I carrier seeking Dove &Quall Sts.
an exper. traosJ)Ortat.loa NEWPORT BEACH
a c c o. u. n t a n l . A\ITOMOTIVE
Hesporu11blbtes uiclude • ..........___ H Ip
·~· Exper'd, full charge,
COit~ expoeure
helpful. Sm boat ml1r in
H.B. Send Reaume &
Salary Req to:
Gcrdon E. Wilson CPA
5t81 Ar&osY Dr .. If. e. HWJU.ngton Sch,
Ca.92849
BOOKKEEPER· f'/Chrg .
Peg board system.
Moving to San Ju u n
are a . Manufactur ing
firm. C.M. 751-03:50
super vision of acctg r-_, 14et 1. functJons,preparatlonor Need helpers wtth
financial statements. acry lic: lacque r e x -ICC reportJna 1i vanous peneoce. S day work
other r e po rta. ca 11 wee& plus excelleot com-l•i:oc:iiCiii;iiiFfic penamae111~ for pany benefita. Cont.act I IOOICK•:!!~ appt. Pat Coleman, Body 8'q> Politico wttb
Fbren:Bn. Fuhioa hied lnvett·
AOCrG BK PNG
TEMPORARY
~ today lo wortt
oo variom ac:t'OWIUng Ii
N -~-,. ma Orm. ExMlent ~
portumty. Call NM)J.23.
bookkeep in g assign-l600HatborBMt
men!.$. Work close to ~~ N\e5.\. 54().QIOO
your hom e. F ig ure ~~~~~~~~~ Oerks lo Senior Accoun. :
Wlll needed tlu'ouehout 8 A B Y 8 J T T E R •
OnmpCounty. HOUSl'!KEEPER-A
. ROlliHIT .........
accounliQJ$ . . . .
apeclal Job for tbe ll*'lal woman who to· Joya~• animals. Won.M 2:JO to 1:30PM
In LalDe Pbrwt. Some lt:t.
bouMtMP'n1. Mutt be ; rm No. Broadway hnnd.ttM. w 11lnt. rets. •
f dOO, COidwell Bank• have drtvtn It~. Coo· . ~=j=m tact Le Donna at
J nDP,\JUCINO ~t:n;.;..«111=,;.....· ----~~~~~~W•M Relultt ~ I '
Fee paid. Manual
l)'ltema, al.lo help wh.b
order proceuin1. To
'950. Call Mlchtle MMOD, ~L Allo fee
joba. Soelllq • Saelllng
d Newpcirt Beacb Aten·
C)'. a«> Campua
UM the Dally PUot
"P'ut Result" aervlce
dinct.ory. V our
Mrrice la our
..,.clatty.
call 142-5618 Ht. 32Z
1\:Jp pey. boliday le vaca-
ticm P8Y. paid weekly.
l\orrell~
JRVINE E.0.E.
llJMCU,llC.
7~·6666
M/F
CLEU7/l I
Part time. 11 PM to
AM. Ff1 Ir Sal only. 675
PauJ.anno.CM. 7Sl-46:>2
CL ERK I T H E AT f; R
TIO<ETS for tckt agen·
cy n tm Mon lhru f'ra.
For appt 5:17-9'212 Mr.
Welt Newport SlaUoners
lnc:.
CLERK/TYPIST Par t
Ume, nex.tble hours. 3 cs.,. ...... 714-97M.530
C LERK & XEROX
COPIER OPERATOR·
pert.Ume83J~
COO«, ...... lPM
lnduetrial plant
cafeteria. Wknd• ofr. Send ,..wne ~wary re·
~to Ad 1309, OaUy Pilot Box 1560, o.ta .. ,.., ca m46
CXXJK w&IMd. q\&Utlty ccd:ini nptr. needed
f« ntlremem facility.
Good medical A dental bmilftU.~Vllla,
...st.
COUN'rat.ADY
P.:ll:pw. me tun lady to
work ID quality dry
c1eanln1 plant. H .
Harbor area. Full-Umt ~ weea. Xlnt. wori· IOI ooods. N-CIOU
Qedit lnvataptor
Na100aJ oompany mov
111g lD new plush off1c:~
10 OJst.a Mesa ls seekmR
expeneoc:ed credit 1n
vestlgator wath t ypmg
skills. Excellent worklllg
cooch taons & benefits
Salary commensurate
wrtbexper &15-3025
DAILY PILOT
Mlclftg&Gf'OIMds
DcpalwM
hen
IMMEDIATE
FULL TIME
&
PART TIME
OPa.IHG
()all Gene LaO\:y .11
642-4321
fo:qual Oppor f:mplyr
DATA&mn
OPERATOR
P llrnt• Rl'(IW res G mo:-
expr ~ IBM 3741 fo.:Otl'r
data on d1-,kC'llt.> from
:.oun:'(' documC'nt.s Mu:.t
be able lo work wuh htUt>
s uperv1s1on Starting
lllnt' ~ :ll P\t daily Gill
~I 83341384
DATA PROCESS
<~xi t}ptng ,,k_aJh W1•
wall train Xlnl rn
1im<'r1t!> ln1nr ('.111 Bub
Traly Mo n Fri II ••
;,,~,
DEBURRER
J<;t & ~d '>hl0 OfW'DIOI''>
for 1nd1v1dual-. ,. l'nt•r
t·~1x·r only Joh wall •·n
tJ1l dt•burnni.: "l"·r .1tu1n-.
on cnllcdl hydraulH· r 11
tan ~-. Out:.tJnd111~
bend1ts include full\
paid mroiral & dent.ii
Pay lo SS 67 Cost of h \
mg Ulcre&Se ID May
IOSAttlMC.
S48-5533. Newport Beach
An Equal Opporturuty
___ l:m_ployer
DRAFTSMAN IC lP , as·
a r•nive 1rowlna
materta11 dl1trlbutor
seeltlnl mar . train••
with ao m e worltln&
knowtectie d blueprial.ll
tD learn our buatneu Ii
a d v•nt'e t o man•ire Ena1o~nna Speclflca
llOm Dept. Oo job pm.
felaional tr1J1UA1 a vail.
R e pl y Mr . Gale
m 4Jlll9t.2001.
DnvertGardener comb
Have valid CA lie.me
Good driv101 record
M1J\.. •ge 20 Apply at
Pen nysaver , 1660
Pl~a CM
oaJVHS
Olttker Cab, C93--8888
Onven full tlme. neat ap-
Pt'MatlCT. knowled&e o(
Orange Co Good dn VlJlR
re<.'Ord Over l8 Wallulg
to work C ompa ny
\ducles SJ 10 per hr +
incentives Call Mark
Thi 21'8>
o•uvas
Men o.-women 2S yrs or
ulder .Know lht' coabt
f'IUCS Net $1.80 ;i week or
more Orani:• Con.,t
'frllow Cab, 17300 Mt
llcrrmann , Fountain
Vallt.>y <No or Slatl'r
hetwn Newhope &
1-;..:1ad)
URUGSTORECI.ERK
!I 5 Jo M fo' Moulton
l'laza !'harm Lai:una
1111 1!. Mr . Ure )fu.s
~:JT114
Elt.>t tro mech.rini<JI A'
'l'mbll'r Soml' 1·xpo r
helplul Sdlar} open C..11
for appt _ 557-4116
E\E'nlnl: Juto rn ulo•
.i' .111 Jt>l1· 1 n La..: un.£
'l.1.:Ut-I M..o 1>rul1l ht< h
rJUlth C..11 !t>I 711.J \1 r
fo:.m..le)
FACTORY
WORKERS
4 day 40 hr. wee6c
FlJLt-:f< I'\ UL S I 111 ~.'
:11u1 I )n\,. !'It '\ H
1\r,,-..._., I rom lJ C A 1 rpon
23
IMMEDIATE
OP&tlMGS
WAREHot·s~
~EMBLl:.Y
FACTORY
Gocx1 moot"y. a.ncentav" bonl.L'I. hol.td»v. & \;ma
lion pa) raid wttkl't'
Food Caa!dcn. tull 4s P•rt
tune Experieoced only.
Con:ac l Herb O n e
Newporter Inn. &44-1700
ext. 516. E.O. E .
Food Prep person. Moo
thna Fri, 7-2:30 al ex-
cl..tve •lhletic club, Npt
Bc.b.. Call 7~7903. u lt
fo r J o hn between
9am-Uam.
FOODSERVICE A.5S'l'S
2·:1n daily, no exp nee
Cla!e to home SJ 57 lhr
Appy to Irvine Unified
Schoof Dlst 2941 Alton
Ave Irvine. 552-1383
W E
FULL OR PART·TI.M E
Couples & mdJv1duals
for~ d your own.
Local Amway Dlstr 3.1·
~ you for a splendld
opportunity. 642-4300
Ad Siller '35, 36-bn.
Ge&ALOFRCE
Do you Lille detail wor1' " have good figure ap
trttde" We may have a
)Ob fCK you. WW train
Some typmg req. Xlnl
benefits. Nwpt Ceotl'r
Call Mrs. Duduk 644 7 4S4
EO E. ---
G&IERAL OFFICE
Part tame Typin g
liOwpm t:x~r reqd
Npt <:ntr E 0 E Call
Mn Duduk. 644. 7454
<~"Ol-ral offi<'t' n~'l:I t1J OC
1\Jrpr>rt l..Jtl' typtnl!. 10
.tdd. ll'kvhonn P~
.>57 7010
G~.'OC-ral Offu l'. p l rJr f t
Ci<1r.id rl'itdt>r dnd Jtt.-n
tM.•1 1.u <1rt4tu Will tr.in
•,:,; i314
lTl'neral L.1borl'r. <.uir
:-.l/Jr1t~l' l'd/1. 11m .. As.>1'
h II :! ~ t.hru ~JI
~~ut 28
'tt•nnal Off1N• Workc:r
.,, 1-· P1-nn part tamt-
1-'h' l)PlnJ: $4 00 pt'r hr
~ ~.1 or li31 ~ I
l<i<n·1.1l<lfr1 .. · ~pt Brh I
I "' !lf<t'(I .1 1.1k•· 1·h.1rr,.
11• r" 111 ,. j.!•><t<1 I ·, p 1 n ~· I .~uh .ilHl1\\ l•• think ar1
rh twndnlllv ).;h<ofl • •n
Jlht ~)I .... ;nd \0 IX•IJllJ.-t • I
11rn1!11· "IH lu\Ufll1U
fr11111 utl11 ,. -. .. 1.1r' \Hill
''"' ,. ti •lt 14 m w dJ~
"\ll~ri 11
VOLT
~
llll1llllate
Openilp
Secretaries
Typists
i!!.l}!~~Jl~or
lhe above por11Uonli now
available. Local areas.
Call !or appoa.otmm t to-
day.
557..0045
U\·Llr\W::.
llWCMWl't' l'fl1SOHNU SllMCU
3723 llrch Stre.t
MewpcN'fleocJ.
G88AL OfftCE
needed in our corµoralt'
headqWU1en localed an lrvme Typtng, phones,
fi lin g, accounting
lcnow1ec1£f' helpful Con-
tact Penoooel. 5$7-iOSI ur apply al
Sci "fk Orf~
c:o..trols
1.8011 MJtcbell South
lrru>e, E 0 .E
Gen1 OHc, good typuit,
non smoke r . m ature,
185() per mo, 833-8990, ~ ---------
GI RL 1-'RI DAY Worlt
AFTERNOON for photo
bu!>lD~ Mature lady
pref erred 631 3411 ------
llt • ZDd *4 Ol*llD1-M u1 l 1>• famJUar
•J'mpedion ~ ....
rela&ed to amaJJ tbrUded
maeblne perta .
O\ltatandlo& bea•flt•
w/cotl of Jlvla& ln·
c reaaea • fully paid
medkal fl dealeJ. Pay to a n.
INSURMfCE
Procaa Ins. Apps. Con
tact poUcy tddera. Xlnt
benefit.a. l850 lD lllOO.
NEVER A FEE
MORGAN
Employment Agency
125 Meaa Verde Dr. E
Suite 213 • Coela Mesa
™-l.581 631 ·U 75
IHSURAMCE
Ptoperty & Casualty AI.
Sl.Slan1. exp rrun 2 yrs int•
typing, xlol benerlts
James lmurance o(f ICC
Ir vine. call Maureen
~.E.O.E.
IMTBUOR DUIGM
SALlS
If you have a flair for de
corat.a.og and an interesl
In people and cao h<lndle
a job malung S15·S2S per
llr. Call 997-8299.
LA N D S C A P 1-;
GARDENER · For CdM
public pnten. Full-time_
S:UO pet-hr. Call Mpm
Mon.. Fri. 673-2268.
UX::AL SF.cRETARY
Creative orgaruier for
N H hta~atJoo flrm. Call
lhb 64G-8!IOO -------GIRLS RUDA Y t.EGALS~'Y PART TIME Sm dynamic busanei.s
, , day !i day wee« lati~alton firm an Nwprt
1-.'tperat·n<"ed JWrm.i I Ur ~ exptt·d, em
rwnl prort5\1nnal Cur nen1 & energetic legal
!Ju.r.\ Tu & Acrount1nl( !itt Y. S H. & dtctaphont"
H rm S6 to sa Pt'r hr & ~nt typing skills .i
AL-.onet'd2t'"enllll(.S i :.> musl, xlnt salary de
tn9 pt'T' '"'fl & 9 to s Sat pending upon qualifi<"a
,h1r1 Wr111· -,1..i t1ng taon" & txper. Goo1J
•iuailf11 JliOf\.' to Allt'n benefit.." ~
lldmmund C l'\ 21J41
Ru""''" C'1·nto·r Dr ~•W IUJ. In inc•. t "
GUIJlDS
1' 'I ,. llnd..... ..:orxt v. .• 1:1-...
,i. ... · 111 t'lonw ;!I \t 11r
"'' r llt1tr•'<l ..... i. un11
l n1fnrm' furn1,n. .. 1 '""
IJ,UIJ
(Jt ,\Hlr-...,\HK l'\t
,, l lite. \11111 ~rt
lreRal
Sec /UticJation
Sl200
Sec /T nw S90 o. S UC
'.'1.11~('<·1<1 \ppl1t ant
... , .... , 1,1)1/lnj' Ill
Th•· L~:)!.d r11·ltl
' I ' I GUARDS '~ ,, .. tw ~t. ··~··'"·"'
1-'\Jlt & p.Ht 11m" All I 1;u , .. .,,.,,.lrt <Ir ltr :-.11
.1 r , .•• ., I n 1 t o 1 m ' 'il.1· ~.:, f>~J 2!r~~1
I urnnh•>d \1o:1 ., :! I or
tl\c'f H.l-t.Jrt-d .,..,•lromc·
"'I npent.'fln• IW"(' 1 \pp
Iv L·nners..il Pn.>4t'ct1Qf\ ~rv1c:e . 1226 w. Sth rh)l>ICal l>C ll!O l.'.t.. &
SlrNl. Senta A.Aa In ~g.
lrn'Ww hours ~ l2 &. I •
'"'" t.hru fo'r1 --
DELICATESSEN h1•l11 l\orrell.
O\er 18 t:ip 1-1rd. lull I lime. rt·f-. 64-1 :,t.t•.1
Ut>uvt-ry ~.ilc-. Fu ll A SUY!Qi..llC
•T) p1st.s. •Secretanf'i..
•A c counta nt s .
• Wa r~h o u ~e . •A.,
wmblt'r'\. • M aull en a n<"O'
•lnd""tnal Re<td lhu .al.I
l.ud4> & v.orlt t.omc>T
rtl'A • :-;o t-\~
VOLT
,.~ ......... ,...,c.a.
li.um)l.ul 6 m.:arucun,t
v.~ furl M ,alon
7:'.lo4 1737
II• N• ,.;. n."!'Ck'cl I flt l u ar •
$1 8 .760 per annum
O\allerwnK ~allon tn
•IUr Tt'i'l\n ll .ti L1 br drv
1•'1fonrun~ pnif ad\ dn
11 -d ll'Vd!-. rt'f f'rt'nf 1 ti
IJtt'r.ilW'l' ">t'arrh
.&Jtc.'fn0Uf1 <..1m1lll• ""' '<'..tn'("l"1l\il 'tT\1tc· 1'""
U-J.ll !<...,t .. ur ,UJl 21>1 ti" 111 ~1 ,. lull h.·no•l1h 1r1o part lime . A1>11lv 111 j lll\1~1-. i~ '"'''
person. Makt• uµ lO $fi 1•1 I-11 1-. \I I 546-4741
J)t'r hr 11745 Edtnt.:l·r
Ave. 1-·v
Delivery Hl'lper wanu'<i
for furniture st.ore Wet'k
vmics from :l> lo 40 hn.
$33.l lD start lnq w re m
person al 1931 Newport
Blvd. CM. ~ . .sat.
Delivery m an for L A.
lUnes lD homes tn N. W.
part of C.Y . 3-6am.
$tlll).t&25/mo. + bonWI.
Dependable car needed.
S46-4el or 964-41182.
Del. Meo over 13 ror L A.
Times lD homes ln N 8 &
CM. Must be rellablt' &
have dependa b le car.
Perm. P tr. S.001$450 per
mo.~. 846-5864
DeuW Hygaeoi.st · Ex-
pe n e nc:ed e xpanded
functio n Hy1tle n 1s t
needed for PertdooUI of.
fice. Thurs. fl Frl. Huot.
Bc.b.. 8C2-6631
DENTAL ASSIST ANT
RDA preferred, lull &
part tune. Near South
Coast Plaza . C.:all
~ ·---
DINT AL ASSIST ANT
2 yni ex per necesasary.
Mon·Tbur llAM 7PM,
fo'ri 8AM·SPM. Qill 7AM
2PM 833-s:.rT.
DenlAI, chaits1de ass1i.
lanl, Mon·Thurs, X ruy
Lie req'd, Salary ~n
~DIO.
DENI'AL A.5ST .. ROA for
expanded dutiee. An op-
portunity lD expand your
penona1 Involvement In
dentistry w/llaaaci•I
security. Unlform • hospttal ins. 4 days per
week. Salary open.
Newport C ent e r :
640.Qll0.
Deatd,.._.Ofc
Cba1JenOn1 career op·
portunhy in •t.ablia~ Nft'POl't s .. cb ofrke.
Cl>ocrful, mature person.
Experience eaaeoUal.
845el
Dental Aatlatant, P tr.
exp. neeeaaary. Nwpt.
Bell. omce. 759-091
Doctor
FRONT OFP'ICE Ex·
J)lrienc:ed tor bu.•y feml·
ly pncllce tn Ftti Vly.
'7MW
t
~ f<i.stt.-:.t lira,. an ltw
We:oit J UJsly 1'1l11l
Oalws1f1t(1 AU M2 [..6iK
. ~\Ii t .tmptll> Ch '\ H
l;\rr\}!o..\ rn1m
1111111 ~ J)'l'lt> :\ 1rpor1 1
t-.11ual Oppor l-.ml)$11) CT
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Diet F1WWWJ ~ .. ,.a.'*". E..-ct. .... -
wftdln ... --........ .,...... tlectro9c ,.,......,. ~ .. ~ """t111 lolloll111
~p
• Secrl'tlrtn
• Deslptn
• DevetopsnellQI Teehniclans
-All lftets·
•Electronic Assemblers
• Afpllcatlon bfl11eers
•Test Ttctlnlctans
• Cmmtc lab lssJstlnts
• Project Eftli11eer A
(Cnmlca)
• Accounttns awk
• Cost Accoaltlllts
• Matllf1cturt11 f"lfHW
QEJ TO UOW US AT EIDEYCO
WE WllCOIE YOUR EJlQUlllES
ENDBVCD
...:iio-..oao
SM AM C#tS'llAllO .. -. ..... i....,.,
41MM1. llt. 2121211
'
H r o" k h u r 'l . " •' .1 r I Jl\lllUI ,.J.1ry 1m re·.i-..1· .. \d..,~ 1111 IJ :)ip.JJd\.i<·dJy,.lJpol '"k <14)'~. !I pd hohdJ}>< I ltllN"<'le~,.... n( .... ic-.1 w-oup ~a!lh & 1tr.· m:. ,\
t.ood pa). izood hour. I ~ berl('fil,
Robbie s !UR A Mop F'cr qu.ahf & appl form
S.-0757 <'I l l Mabe l f'1 1Zal1
--, Z13!B4 7501 I louse help. Veey La1tht du 'Ja~eJ Weapons SUllon
ty boult>work rcx C'OUplt' Sul Beach
$4br.P 1lroe.U pmdaJ. EOF: M,l-
ly t"Xcepl Sun IM6--l.840 _ US ~P Req
l-IX15EKEEPER1 l,JVE
IN -~ speakUIJ?. nans""*•aa Prv. rm &
car aviul. ~ &
c.-. ror W'ell ma DMttd
ctuldnn Salary open
714-98''U508. S4G-8940
~Sun&Mon
only Cha Id ear l' &
hnuselteepaoi . Good
v.w k1ng cood Lovely
area. 641 3111 or 641 -8700
da,ys. 4!17 .311183 wbds. ...
eves
HOUSalB9
8am_.pm,Sdays
f'ee paid by employt'r
/~lfl
""'"' .. l(~ll' --v
170 Newport t'lr Dr N 8
Sle 4M$ 640-2920
HOUSEKEEPER, CdM.
or beach. U ve-ln, pvt rm
& bath. 4 r bildren \0 a1e
10 Non a mkr, some
Englis h. coot .It lite
hlkpn&. 5 da.ys. Salary
ope.a, permanent PM•·
Uoo Cooalder couple. m-oueo
Hua ewfftlor
TOOL&DIE
lat shlft
ACME
GRIDLEY
2nds!u.fl
These oulstanclli:ig polSI
tais are olf ered w /dou-
blf' d111t hourly pay
llCa1es • IDdude:
..OVERTUIE
•PA1DVACATION
•BONUSON VAC. PAY
•SICK PAY
•lOHOLIDAYS
•2 ANNUAL C.0 .L. INCR~F.S
•3ANNUALMERIT
REVIEWS
•FULLY PAJD
MEDICAL&DENTAL.
lNCLUDF.S
ALL DEP ENDENTS
•PAIDOPTTCAL
•NIGHT BONUS
•TOOL PURCHASE
PROGRAM
IOSANIMC.
~Newport Beech
An Equal ()pportwuty
Ems*>f •
se.die.ta
l'UU Of' p/Ume job. Xlnt
trai.Gi.na opportunil aet.
Competltlv. ...... Con· ~ houri. Apply Ml
650 Ave. Pico, San aemaa
MAC.ffINIST ·RETIRED
-Wbo would like to
wart Z or 3 ~ per
week. #or am. ma.nut.
flnn In Irv. Please call
Mr. Riley, m-«llO tor ••
M4MA•a WOMIMS lll'AIL
<>Dllortunity to e•m U0,000 + as Manager ot
a· i lne wome1n'1 c:lothln1 atore. Muat be
e xperienced 6 c apable at 1taffln1o
aupervl•lon, aales trelnlna Ir motlvaUoa.
Muat have noe quality ck>thln« bac:kal"OW>d
or exPf.'rience. l'\l1l beatflta. Pieue reply ln
c:onndtoc:. to General M1n11er, P.O. Box at79, Seat Buch, eaur. 90740 .
~ .... ,,.... " . ....... , .... , .. , ....
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NU1-HWMe
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n.1 t.te 1--------.W,W...._, 1100 ••e 11 IOOI D.ft I040 acme•• STOC1C CL.. -····· •• •••••••••••• ·-.. -.............. --·-······--···· MotteA.N MUlllS .. ISftY
1111111 It's * LYlfs * IE
PAY UT£ laEml
_. ~ ~ ..-. WehaV'eatU.UUme~ TYPIST needed to ru.o ~ 81debQard, from ADORABLE OflllCI #• 1111 tor a &Mk a.II Oil tuy ~ Full Ume. DliOud. Walout. eood POODl.& • !111.X I&..~ torta,..&t ~*~...,,..EMS• CJW' Marttlq Llae wltlt Adv~ pcUu\la1. Clllld. ... 11m llolhr look• llke
v.Hh Jtdl pot.atlal . .:7• .::7•. exc•llent bo4Ara " the ~ ... ---to I. .. M miniaw. lriab s.uer. 8 ~m • n l o P • \., ••.t!,.ro& ·) bllt benefit protram o1 ~~I™ Halli Olk dnw-'-1 I.able wt4 ..-. °'4, bealthy. 2
Eamiop up to ...__ •~~·u-•~ IQY rmlJ company. Ap-area. Call Dee &Tl.18JO. ~"*:!!~~Wolf~. malbll•d . Good with m y
-..-..-nu~ ply
1
In pe"IQft Mon tbnl ----,., c ren. better •llh wt Ir om • d C a II A I tr W An"RISSIS ta..,. )'OW'I. 15 each. to-2117
RN'a .... Up to ... SW+
LVN's . Up to ..... f71+ SLd.IJ,to for loleNte'W • .HAS SALES OPEMINC.S J.C.PIMMIY Immediate openlnc. 1 PHOENIX. COMM1SSIONS PAID TO 24 '-1111111 l"-d 1rave yard • dtnne r Ald •... Up to .. SS4
Apply -·Qualify
MOll9AM MUISIS ... IS'nY
~ Mesa Verde Dr. Pw .. E.
Ste 213 -• Cos la Mesa
(AC~ K on• l..aM"S)
54& an * 531.1313
•MACHINIST•
ST Aa'T $9.00 .... Ht.
Comrnemurate wtt!I
Hpc'1to<'e
0...HwA• .....
4-day 40 hr wt'dt
U>LER CNDUSTR.JES
2101 Dove St N B
Acn:lli6 from<~ C Alryof!...
MAC llJ N!ST Sm
OGaDISK
Small ofhrt', 1 n1wf'r
~. tnVUAclnt No C'JI·
pt1ru·nc" r eq_ (;oud
llCftlll IU Jo' 'T. Mon lh"'
fn S&nta Ana at lllartlor
& Mlol('Art.hur ~(11570
PriagMg/Shlpp llt9
Full lame Will tru10.
Mateifem ~SUI
rnacbinery manuf n~ PAUNTS-nACHERS
fulJ-time ti.Ip G,·n i.hop SUI TEACHERS
t'xper We1d1nii. drill· /\ au.blsldtlU')' of Srott &
pre1i s, wtll trllln i''dzer c.u. 11 ltoa'11n1e ~447-·323> _______ 1 ptjbU.l.llW' ti. luokrn~ for
ttuahf1ed peoplt" lo
repr esent superior
~Gx-auonal maU:n11I:. to
-.rhool s, llbrur11·s.
pan•nt.. & nur1i l'rY
~c.hoOls. For tnlervu•w
appt only, call V1rgu11<1
Qi.I kin.'> 760.(8) I
MAID
Exper 'pref. rull lime.
All.<> p time. 6'2·~--
Maids. apply The lnn at
Laguna. 211 N Cm1i.l
Hwy, La~ Bearh __
Ma1nl<1ln plant s 10
restaurants & office
bldg E.'<per helpful Call
t:l1J 1434 a>l4
Mature men or women ror
food counter work Sec
Karen. Irvine C.:oui.t
Country Club, 1600 1-;
_coast Hwy. 644·9550_. __
ME.CHANIC, full or part
lime. prefer olde r person
w .,Oml' experience.
wols not nc..'<'. Apply at
Sh<'ll. 17th & lrvrnc,
Parkin~ atlt'ndanti-for
well ·t•s t ahl1shl•d
r 1· !. t aura n l 1 n U C '.
67~
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adults wilh outstandrng.
attractive personuhlil''i
who enJOY work111g with
lo<h Ovl•r 21 Start 11t
SJ 50 per hour Phone I 642 ·43:?1. Ext 2:;0
UF.TWEt-:N I S PM
~ Wi1lk1:r t: I 1:1:
RGMl!DJtaw
UCIMSID
UNLtCIMW>
Wiii traln &u t com·
rnuakln apllt In the In
<Ult)' '10 ~. to WP ~
dlK'•ra For lotervl•w
call RUI et RedblU lte»I·
ty, tJdootnc.. m 7300
Kect"plloniat S.ueLary
1•11meunly Adv~rtu.101
knowled11e bl'lpful
<:lm11ty Wullh Advel1LS·
UUl 7l4 W.Sl L5i1
Rfff'pllon111t. rull time
i'.:xpil'f (;real OJJpor"lUnl
ty Lil Job ll'\lirkl't w1lh ex·
~g ro f<e&b Hair
Stylllt. So Colllit Plau,
t:M Apply ID S)t!UOO
5«>-i888 ------
RF.C"EP'I'IONIST -t'or
i.m pubic acctg r1rm
I><-, wrµort area. Ty p-
mK~~~~-
Hf':C"'E PTIONIST Good
phone pe rtl<lf13 It t y . Ii .: ht
t ypang, for inl<'rVll'W n11l
Marv~ 9521
llt<i'('pllorust tGennal Of
f11'(· N11'<1 1mm1'<:1 Mu.,t
h1· tm~hl & enerR1·t11·
1.11.!hl lyj110f: .. ;nJO)'
"ork1ni: m a qwrk paci-d
11 r o f {' i. s 1 o n 1:1 I ll t ·
1rlCr-.plwre Call Heverly
641~1
IU·:.Ct::PTIUNIST f'Ul1 ·
lime 0 C. land develop-
mt'fll rirm Lite 1y p111J: &
f11tni-: N1·al uppearanre
& i:ood phone ma nnl'r...
$!0)Mo Call hwt<'n !lum
& 12 forappt 714 ~ 0224 Askfor~a I
Equal Opportunily IUXEPTrONl5T I
Employer National ro. moving to
Newport Be11rh ___ _
•MECHANICAL* ---nPw plu:.h offices In •INSPECTOR* 11' Time AM. LA T1mrc; Costa Mt.-sa is Sl't'king re-
4·<fay 40 hr. week dd1very. $100 per Wl'l'k cept1oru.~l w Rood typinR
EDLEE INDUSTRIES In Laguna lit' .t c h i-kJ.lb Excellent working
2101 Dove St. N.H., ~IW96 1·ond1l1ons & benef11'
------PART T IMf; co11ntt•r witht>xper KJS..:rr.?:5 AcrossrromOC.A1rp0rt ,----I ~al<1ry commens urate
MEX..1!ANIC. w/onan ex· help. hou i.e w 1v<·., ---·----
pi·r. Good workinit cond. welrome, run xnox HE C E I' TI 0 N I ST :
Manne exper de:.1rablc ropies.S46-2I003Jark1l' I TYPIS T -Person
714-548-9617 w 1rrool orr1ce ap ·
pc-u.rantt & xlnl. phone
Medical PART TIME vo1re nf't>dt'd ror bu11y
flal·k office assistant . OPENINGS lllpt Bch. ad agenry.
OB liyo Ex~r. prr·f.
1
1 Oerlcal varanc1e11 ror 4 Mw;t type 6Swpm Proof
548-344L hrs dally 10 Loan readu:lR altilla nee. Non· ~1~cal back offi~ ass111· a,.~ r ohk e rlal1Hd CTo . lni n smoker. S11 lary open
tant w/orthopedic exper. romputat.Jonal skUla, eye ----------1 • · · as 100 s an . YP R., CaJl644-7644
lll Newport Beach. Mon.· for detail Call 6'0-935(). Restaurant
Fri Call between 8 :KJ & New & e x c I l I n g
IOam.644-2643. rest a ura nt concept. --------PBX Amwertng Service MEDICAL A.5SlST -Bi· Operator. rnalutt, reUa Newport Beachtlrvlne 11re11 location. Now ac-
=l =~ r:,:~~: ble, da_I shift.s. 64.S-2550 c-epllng apphcallons for I
~9334 • I PHX(JPERATOTl prep. utlhty. cashiers, &
Answenng Serv ~xpr C"fA.ltltcr help Xlnt. OP·
Meodical Computtt prt·f 638·2244 portunity ror ~tuden~ &
System Sah$ I -•PBX-.--hou!lew1ves fl<'x1blc Sll f ('~uard /Mcdi c;i l v ht·dulc:s. f 1time &
Pr.il'tlt"t· Sy'>lt>ms one or I T . A » ans w c r 1 n II p time. Contact Norlin
the West <.:oa'll's rn~tt"ll service He11taurant!1 Inc Mr.
1 growing comput<'r bill T.A B. arui. serv. ha'I a t:nglistL 547 0883. M F .
IOj.! S}'btt'm!<> for phy~1 !<'W P_OSlt!OOS opt•n 1n 9 5
cmn<,, I'> looking for a l'u:. ·SJ\. CM. & Hunt H.
'l u 1t I If 1 e <1 Al' r 0 u n l aI1'<1;5 Vaned shifts, P T
Ho·pres<'nt<1llvc lo Sf'll or I· 1' M<1nywoul.stand·
.md M:rvlt:c ml'<liral i..11'· mg IM-rw£1ts ork nrar
<'<Jltnh 111 lhe Or<10l.!f' \UUI home & earn while
(.Ly I. A a re a 1':-~ ~·ou learn
1 .. ·ncnl·e in m<.'<11cal ur .)11..'l ,lZ)()
111•• adm1m.,lral111n Jlld
..:noel verbal s k1lli. r•·
•1•1J1t.'t.1 Plea!>t: !>t•nd n·
:.unw with salary history
ll• Safri.:uard MPS ~
Fa1rv1ew Rd , C.:oi.ta
Me.11. Qi !!21M!6 Attn l'l'le
Mead{' 714 '!f!l7 1121
f'E:RSOHHEL
COUHSB.OR
Hestauranl
Sandwich muk1•r, (()()(1
pr1•11aral1on, no f·X
pi:n cnre nCt· $3 :l5 pn
hr Mon fo'r1 approx H 2
Call Kathie weckdo \.,
ttwn H-5 557 6232
Re\t.Burant
COUNTER JH:Lt'
P••rry 11 J>tua Wt· nl'<'<I
rt'l.flOn people to w()rk
f'kublt' hr.1 for srh1>ul
/\pply anyt.Jmt>.
PF.RRY'S PIZZA
50 SALES AGENTS 1979 Ml•r:t leeda =~:J~IS..,Ta!r~;:
14 "t .. . .. . .. .. .. . . .. . Over Sl00,000 Frwy" Redhill. :~ . . .. . . .. . • . .. . • • . $90.~s~.000000 ~:!.RSOs!1~~ Wallrell. F rr.. 5 day,,
" ................... $80,uvv-.,.u, work In an active 11~. $4 .7:Sl br. Pvt
14% · • • • • · · • • · $70,000.S80,000 1poruwur dlllributM>n Oub. Call6'4-~
34 % . . . . . . . ....•. $60,000.$10.000 urea llu 1 t be ae 11 Wanted for eW mornu'l-1
263 · · · · · · · · • · · · • • · · · · $50,000-$60,000 start«. tboroueh 4' ac· h o m e d e I I v " r y UNDER OUR lOOo/o SYSTEM curate. We wU1 tram the n e w s pape r route . Now It can be done in Newport. ngttt penon. aood oppty a M ·oo AM . 1 days a Coeta Mesa. Irvine area for rapkt advaocement. wk. f)imilb own auto.
CALL. LET US TELL YOU HOW ~Betb for appt. Npt. 8ch. area. S400 mo
917·5162 tJ73.«>1 I
Sala
Aa.lNltant Mi.:r. womens clot.tun& ahop in N 8 Re·
quires ded1cat<'d,
rrwlure. at.able personab·
ty. Must be Fashion
knowledgeable. t'realive
& enjoy c:oonllnatlng fine
European mercbandllle
for our cltent.ele Bua•·
ness ref's required.
Salary open Apply 10
peniOfl at: Apn!p06. 29
Fastuoo Wand, or call.
644-2652
Sales Clerk. Stationery
51.ore needs inst~ sales
l)enl<H1 due to expnruuon.
Off1re 11upply expu.
help f ul !Jut not
nl'r<'ssary Fr•nJ:e
hendlt.s, .:roup mro1cul .
pd vac • ti bohday!>. 1-·vr
;1ppt rall lietly_!~l-1732 _
SAUSGolRL
Tenrus Shop m Coron.1
del Mar. F 1tlme. 1·x1Jt•r.
Ask for Maiune. 640-4172
evs 5.'12·:1186
~le-Part llm<'
Work part lime m your
o ff hour s a s a
Nlit'!lpenon al your lcX"al
ltdd10 Shark Store ('ur
rPnl op1·ninJ:s in San I
Clemente for hont>sf,
eneri-:euc 1nd1v1due1l-1 I who are eager lo C'arn
xtr11 money while gain
Ulj( valuable bus1n1~~ l'X
penencc Vaned hour'\
avail lo fit your
scht'dule. ChallenginR
comm1ss1oni1 plan
Please raJI 492-8221.
RADIO SHACK
A TANDY CORP.
EOE.
SALES
PETSTORIS
Fish, birds. & gene ral
help. Also m anager
lra1nee 642-5522.
&:J>-0311.~3112
SaJea part. Ume ...... sa.op •
PrefeT" exper In rl!'l.811
c lolhln~ s11les. but
w train 10 bridal.
Pleuanl work1111t <.'Ond
546-l821 556-9333
SALES PERSONS
Personality plus adulL-.
tn w o rk with and
mollvatc k1<1.'1. Over 21.
In t.l(Wla, CapLSLrano.
San C.1emente area1.>.
PART TIME
EVENINGS
PHONE:
642 4321 or 49&-fiHOO
1'.:,,t 2511 Hetwt"l'n I 5PM.
A.sk For Andrt'J
Salesworn11n. maturi>,
fn endly i\J>parel t'XJl
S t C II d V p ' t I m f'
H H (' \t S.S 0 I\
lfM.6232
SECUTA.RT
Newport Center Lew
firm seeking ~rv
for Probat.e Department.
Word process1n1t Call
Rulh Bruer. 7!19-3800 for
appt
Sll:RETAHY · ADMl!ll
-Expa.ndmg researrh
firm needs 1o1 veniau 11.,
c areer minded 1n·
divldu.al lo provide set"
!>upport for l>lr of St'lt'O·
lif1e Arfa1rs. Xlnl
i.hrtha.od. t y plJ\g. & or·
.:aruzatJonal 1:1b111t1e:. ,,
mu!>t Cdll for .ippl
N l' w p 11 r t
Ph.arma~tu·.11, 11111 r
tor. 8!fl W 161.h SI NJJt
l:kh. ti42· i511 t-;xt II
SECRETARY
Stt ow od in today'1
cloulfled und ~r
CLERICAL .
TELELOHIC
BBKB.EY.
SFXRET.\RYTHAIN f;Jo:
Tr:.unt~· w t vinnit Jblut y
u ( 411 1.0 .... um "" .1 1
t·urat \ i-;xpt•r hO'fpful.
bul wlll tr:.m raghl C'an
du:1ut1· \µl1tude & will
U\$O'lCSS lt/ Wfrt hJrd 1/0
portunl t)45 ~ 111
SECRETARY
RECEPTlOHIST
Pos1t1on for gr1lw1ng
R E & enlU' hrm Xlnt.
upport un1t y for I he
)OW1ger per<,on w Jd·
vaocemenl potential.
Type ~Swpm. dar ·
taphooe, 4te hook.kc..oep..
In s.: Salary <·om
rncnsurate w . ab1hly &
exp erience I rvanc
851·15311 anyt.une. --------
SF£RETARV
Newport Beach Invest·
ment counsel f ll'tD needs
a 111\arp well organ1ie'<I,
St.'<'rct.ary w11 h .:nod t YI>
ms: le 11•leph11nc• -.kill:.
Shorthand not r<-<1u1rt'<.1
Ex~•r >with cl1t1J llOn
•·qu1pmc.•n1 h,•lpful
SitlJrv romm•·n~urat e
w c.·xpenenc·e 7t.2 ~
Secreta.f}. Jumor n1't.'<h'<I
for grow1nl( Uev. t.u
Xlnl opp. ror br1ght.
eager penon w rapid,
ucrurnte typ1nl!
Short.hand b 11 + & 2 3
yrs. exp tn ronstn.w11or1
caJI Im.med ~
~an
EXEC SECRET ARY
SUNTAN ST 0 RE wottorROCESSIMG RF.cEPTJONlST~ Mon· Vydec exper perfl'rred.
f'n 9AM 9PM al Fuum Xlnl EnahshtSpelhn&
lW E. l7lhSl .. CM. Transcnbe from dicta·
Te~ uon equip X1Al ben("hL .. mi:; llar~ra 7~-0990 FONE WORK Jd/DCS 1nsuranN' oHu l'.
STIJDF.NTI, I rv111P
PARTTI~H:
•'llOC0"'1MlSStONS
•NO SELLl.NG
$4.50 PER HR.
Near Orange Co A1~
C.ll 7SI atOO
Tclephc~ Salt"S
f'J\f<TT IM E
HO 'itJ:;MAKEf<S
(~t f>Ut of the hou1'•• 1
Ueltver urket.' fOf' \, I I'
Travel S.-n1rl' Go11<1
!>al.ttY ~
1\1,SO p,.,,,,(e-""11 h t• lrphonr
, 11 I 1·-. l c.1 If· n l . \ I> I> I y
J4:17'Gi
TIL\\'1-1 .\l;t"'ff ,..,
IJl'r ('l)fTlm1·rr1al ';<.1hri·
Ir. Exl'<'Ull \t' 1 rn vt·I
Kn 940ti -· ------
TRA VB. AGENT
\frn :l y~ rt"f'••nt l'XP 1n
1~m1 c~'mml'rt"lal 'Ill•.,
111.'\-Ql'Q fur uuturu.111·j1
l1>1rw A.i(•Ot') C,Jual1fwd
unly .-...~'ti uwh ~1 :m.10
Trtll k Dri \ 1·r. I. I\ •
OrJOl(I! Count\ ~ dJ).,
(.;;111 h~ W11 >i Hiii OI ~;al (,,
~ 714 !:W>~l'.l
'IH.lt'"t'tlt>r . tX~·r to
•>1•·r11U: t.,;ompu~rJµh1t &
IUM t.'Q\.Upmcnt ~!I h7lll
TYPIST L1.:hl l\ Pini-'.
1"11'1 Um1•. at houn JJt'r
w~t>k Hellablc. rt'
fcrl'nces, pll'll'c r.ill
1;.u 1000 .i.flt'r ti JOprn 11r
~t.'Ods
TYPIST
Type 65·70 wpm 1 op
front office appearancr
Worit m f'lt'W pl Ullh om C't'
KJ(j lo $1000
NEVER ARE
MORGAN
Employment Agency
1S!S Mesa Verd~ Or t;
Su1U> 21.3 •Cost.a Meiu
7!>& 15Hl fj.JJ 1:17:i
Lose!IOfTIMbmg val1Hlbl••"
Place an ad 111 our Lo-.t
and F ound 1 ulumn'
Tiull ', where ix ~iplr look
when they've found 811
•Wm o( "ulut·
WOO OVEflSUS
\!ate more mont>Y work
ll1g o1bro.td tt'J(ardles'> of
vow· JRt' ~t>x ur Prt-.•·nt
pt><.tlion All t~pt''> 11f
v.1>rk"r' u rl(t'nt I) ro·
q1.11rf"d For ckU1u. s<'nd
,, .. 1 ... m p ed .,l'l f
.;dt.in':'>.~<d Pnvel~· to
Fomqn &npoymrnt
s.r-.1~
ifJJ 'AJ· t11n1,'t1>n Sltt't t
I H·lll JIJ:'
Bull 0111 ,,.,.'I "' k Jt:-(15
'I rJUth C'oun.,. l11r.
l '.Jt 1 ·r ' rn. • \ • 111 n..:'
t llJtr•11n~· .orlult "'ork1ni.: ... ,.h \uuth lher :>t o .... n
It JJblK)rtdllOO SJ 5() hr
•lW t t>'IP"f
I \I.I, .\SIJ!ll-•• \
•·t:! I t.'t, ,.,l .!:.Ii l o11'M
I-I I t-.
Mlrchandiw ....•.•....•.......•... aoos . ....••..•.••••..•.....
W£S'T'MIN~lt.H
AHHEV
ANTIQUE MAI.I.
l>".11.iy 10-6. f'ri 10 .,
CU>SED TI.: ESDA Y
U~l Wl'5tmUlslt'r AH
Garden Grovt> ~-6103
11.aluul buH n. \.' 1cton 411
lovt~at. hllnd can~
hall Lreor. brus 1 a wi:e.
rtlllTOr.>. t'tc 6J 1-121.9 A.\k
forCicr.trd -----
AHTlc;>UE SHOW
Oatly lhru Sun. t'eb 10.
ltununglon Cl'nlRr Mall
.acr, f'wy &i Beam Blvd .
llB
HaMiUc ptne It oak d.uJ rm
~ w 1mateh101 but<"b
11700 9S7 .3668 ----PrimJllVt pine buffl't
S225
961-0638
Atu1uc ...:!' -.c1u11r1• "·'"
t.a!Jk. R...f 11U5ti.-d. f'""
IO 111> t •.c• I l !> :lli : t. , I
•• 11.)'lJ.mt-I
Want vb 1 .i II &U .o1:-1t
MRmnt Sak&
D1wu!icd & lntt•rl'!\tinR
part or full l1mc work
M;inugt'mcnt & sall•S
tra1nio1t Betkr th<rn
avnage income Ca II
'6~1«J63 a.'lk ror <.;larellt'e
Our small, fncndly ai:t•n
cy net>ds a lrn1nrd
counselor. Ir you a re•
~'t'klOR ;1 chim )(t:, "a II
R1ln. 540 f,()55 Coa ... tal
P<'rsonnl'I A 1:<'0<' y, 2790
lbrbor. C M Ncvc·r a
fef'
Sandw1r hman wanted. Zit.fl·~• W. <.k·t>anrroJnt I F.Tor PIT, Gary ·~ Ud1.
NeWJJQrt lkac:h_ _ :ms t:. <;out llwy, CdM.
1"1nanr1al 1nvt>slm1·11I
firm for edurllt•1t
Persoruwl C' om m uni l .c
t1on ... l>c.·p 11rtmt•11t
~rctar} Ex<"ellc•nl typ-
ing &shorth.and -.klll'\ rt·
qwn>d S.·en·Larial t''C·
pcnm1 •· .1 mw•l lnqwre
714 640.-0123
G/leatls
of
GLove
MK'f'(; J\~S I STANT
Lt'adanl( cl1 spluy firm
i.el'k"> vcri-on w rer cnt
clencnl, secrPl bark·
wound wlexposure to rc
\ld<'nt1al d{'velopmenl
merehand1 ~inl( f're-
quent rhent contact &
nbiJily to mt-ct r h<'nU. on
far<' lo rarr basa~ a
mt~'lt ~39:17
MODEL
PLASTICS
WORKERS
4 day 40 Ir. wHtic
F.DLEk INOUSTRl 1-:s
2101 Dovt> St N ll
ArT'M!' fmm 0 C J\1ryort
l'rf' i>t.·hool tcurhe r
neet1t>d lj LO I, H 8 are.1
Allio &ubt. & a 1dl'1>. < a II
Murilyn 847·5284 ur
S"2 29411 ---
PR.IMTIMG
If you are 3> or over. &
looking fM a career op-
J)Ort.lmily in prtnllng. ap-
ply al PENNYSAVER,
Lf.a> Placentia, CM
PRINT SHOP TRAINEE
Must type 40 wpm. 333
Jrd. Sl. Lquna.
l~taurant
SANDWICH SHOP
II to 4 daily, no
_..•kends. Counter hl'lp. "r Hnstol & Rt-dh.111, l:M.
~7011.631~
Hl-:TAJL
l.ud 1es & Ml'n s
Spurt!lwear Shop
.. 'I.Ill & Part Time
&periett« Pw efernd
SaAory + CommlHio.
JAEGER
South Coasl Plaza Mt Schwartz 549-3703
or call 67~2193
San Juan Ca pl.slr a.no
Gtrl f'nday. I::xrl·puonnl
oppor ro r a cart>er
nunded youn~ woman
wlabllily to hundlt• rC"'lp
~l~ have slulli. 111 typmit.
bookkeeploit & bas1r dlr
uoncbctalton M!!t enjoy
work~ w proplc. hove
gd memory & ht-capable
of paying attention Lo de
tall Mat be ablt' lo work
loog bra & wknd!i durtag
peak work pc•nod. Call
Mr. Hahn for appt.
714 1il8 I 6Sl8 ------
SearnatrHI w /overl~k
im rt\. to sew prod ur tioo
pattern samples.~~
* SECRET ARIES •
Exc'('S«y C!I
Xlnt. J\nah area SlAK
Arct~ Dea S24.ooo
LU'<' Secy ft t: 14 )
$14 • .c)I) to sis. mo
••Salest()ur Off1t•1• • •
Appt Only t-'H,·
LU ftelnden J\1!cn1 y
4020 Btrch. l:A !Jib 64
Newport Beach 83:Hl90
Secmary
CORrORATl
SECRETARY
TO $1400
Beautiful oHlr<'. nN•d
gncxi •kl.llB C.11 R1t ...
~. Coaatnl l'er..on·
nel Ntency. 2790 Harbor.
C M N€.'ver a (et-
This Valentine s Day send
your love a greeting all thf'
world can share with a Daily
Pilot Heart of Love. It's easy.
compose your personalized
greeting and we'll set your
message 1n type to fit the
border of your choice or
your hand wnnen thoughts
may appear 1n the border
you select.
Borders come 1n the 3 sizes
as shown below: s 18. s 12
and a special child 's Size for
$3. (You must be under 12
to qualify for the littlest
greeting)
.. ---.... -
..... Cft IOIO Oa1m TenWr Ped .. 11. t.o
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 10CX1 hocne. Beat otter.
CASHPAJD wk'7SOT73.bmfJ'7J.8118 W1hr /dry r1 / Refrl f», ~or not lllS7 .. Ul Lab. ·Gre.t Dane Pup·
•· & weeks ofd •110. ~ WANTED: Ranite with
11119\, Apt or lt.sDdard H .
Must be dean. in good S hih Tiu Valentine
wartdngcoodllreuooa-C uttn. AKC M /F .
llAe.11111).5144 aft e pm. O\amp tine. Reuooab&e.
-7'1).1074. New lo crate Jena.Air dlx
lrill·~· W Jbaae Doberman. female. 7 wk11. c:trawer. Over rroo new. meda eood borne.
AaalinC MSG. 55-4 U» m.&112
Washer &c dryer •ate
modet. X1at cood. SlOO
each. 646-5848
~ dbl door 1paciOU11
frost free refng $275
~.
IOIS
Whl German Sh ep &
Hway rrux. 8 mo. oki. all
'!hots, love1 k1d11 $15
f/19-;r)48
AKC York1es ft-m 7 mo
1iid
S4S...400
~ Crat.t· mt-d1um to !Ill
---------lbi. Smooth, stroo~ PlJBLH' FURNITURI-; ptasbc S20 644-8S07
•.•....•...............
•All:TION• m.toTou ao•s
Friday 7:30PM.
fltlrm st'ts. bunk berl«
cil.ind..,, tbl.s & chi'"'!. II v
rm tbl\. ro<'llen aol llll " low'"M!aU l'LUS UYJ'S
MOKE''
SAVE SAVE SAVE w.-hon11r &f \ \11
( il\hll'r \ ch•·~ k~ 11nd
l'J 'h '110 1'1-:R~}\;\I.
I Jll:.(..I\~ f'J.l:;'\!'>i-.'
1-ovd ava1latJlt' Item~
..ub)("<'t Ui pr~Jlt'
MASTERS AUCTION
417~•, :\ewµtJrt lilvd < '1
rs'.nbti:?!> ~
. •••......••.•••.....•.
Lit. (Jllt'n lrt·c·, wood
worth hundrt'd.,, fn'(' In
cxch<1n&t' for c lt•<1n up
C!M-9515
Youns: c Jl'> :1 c·olor.,
'.<1m•• w 'XI r J tc"""
... \t..... S4IS .ff.3.')
'\11-d J 1w od home for
mil•· /\KC re.:. S<tmoyt-d
C:.1lllM.7f)l;J
Sml hlk m101Jtur"
I, r ' '< h '' u n ti . .\1
;'l.1•ulc•n-d. wl'll trained
joO\ 1747
licydH 10 20 F'wWtw-e 80SO . ........•.•...••..................••.......•.
lil>Y' 10 'P· ~10 h1lw
UutA1 N'JO<I $411
~ 5741. ~· 61Sl.J
\lrf"h(11 <llrt b1k•· m.111v
\UJ.\ C,n•al • und $1'111
'1.1 :illl 'J7 J:,
**I BUY** ( .ond u.'>l'd 1-'umrturf' //..
.'\ppl1<tn<.,... ()ft l w1JI .,ell
tlf"Si-:IJ,f•1r YOY
MASTBS AUCTION
646-8686 & 833-9625
:-trhw1nn < Ufll 1n1·n1 .11 (',\.<;II PAID
10 'P xlnt rood $7!. l"rK li?d used furn. JOU
~I :.rai3or~ QUl"3 61t'lrTV''I ~7-81.ll
llliklllq Mahricih 802 s LOOtC ..•................••.•
Luml>t'r 2a.4 & ·'""n r1•nr10J! l\I:! l'JtlO
"JOI I \IW)t AJ l In "'\'1. ltif1' ;,4~ 110\11 ilfl " 24~·\j
Or 111\C(' ,\ \ • c )II ---DoCJJ 1040 ........................
KEFSHOND PuPol AK('
Ula.mp SJ.ft' M I'' l't.1. &
.. how Pvt ply
2U 197 134.S aft 6 pm -------nu . ..: t-'t>m l 1 ... h ••
!'lt'ttrr. bi ll .,,. ""Id
en.tr~. ~ > r. ... pa)t-d
~ 1toin11 away 10
ad>Ool. N ant'y 67 ~z:wi.S Cb'S SS.SIOll8 t'Ye11 ___ _
Lab/Pit Bu1 I 4 m<> old
puppy 11a.. .. i.OOl.11. s:zs.
( U.l 11146-0.171
ll \J •. \i,\TTO"" l'l 'f""
1'1111 br ... 1 born I ~ ~>
Oru1 Md. ti'~ Great
•11 I• J .. S i:-, ,... I
.\ol $1•0 < ... 11 Jft /\pm
Kll ~I~
'-./~3
t-· u I I I •' n J: t h r o u c· h
"" rn.1t•·n1ni.: t.1hlt·l\ II.
1 0111111011•· r ... C'l1111·r .
tiutc hn htot"k l1111t•tt1·
.,\ol. relr11(erutor.
bedroom '>el & l W ID bed
.\II 1n ¥rt-Jt ~hapc
&42 7479
Rustle pine corner r u11
bo .. rd SI~ Wcttl unit
"" bench s4!at . lol<; of
'lOnli(t' SlSO ~ 7 2fi68
ESTATE SALE
Feb. 9"' Ii I 0th.
~ ot ~furn
UH47 St Crou . Hunl·
IQISlJn Harbor Edmcer to Bimini. R. on St. aux M . Info· 67~11
SOOd W aJnut Dirun ~ room
set XJnl construction. "'4.lrfilt~ nt'«1s lour b up
\-." Si~ill, IOI IJti..1
TV 4'IO<"h. t>Ni. "Jt.-uum.
~· 1n1o 11tn ~Pt. HHQ.
• 1h1 n • I. + mo r ,.
•~> 11111.I
Very attr11rtlve girl lo
model pnvate.ly once a
week stnct.ly for fun &c In
llPOCI ~ Will pay $100
for each set!Jlton & will
COO-'llder helping prepare
portfolio al no ooet lo
glrl Please apply In
strict confidence to 1\dl~. Dally Pilot. P.O. Boll 1.580, Colta Mcu.
lQl35
Ptr, Gen '! Orrc Sec'y,
ablllty to Interview a
rn.ist. F1 xbl hrs fJ'7~SMI>
Retired? Would you like
to do maintenance.
P /time ln C. M.? Set your
own hours. Come see u.a
ut. :mo Redhlll Ave.,
Gateway Sclenlllic.
• SICRET ARY /REC
t.rv. office nd model Im ·
age w 11tron41slulll,11mU·
Ing phone vo1re.
vivacious per1 · fast
paced, people onenled
business Salary Open.
71 4 -833 -1 030
WEEKDAYS
SERVlCE STATION AT·
TENDANT Apply al
lS(lZl Pactnc Cat Hwy,
H.8 (213 ) 5'12-1571
.,,,. .... ---, ' ... ----'' _.,-....... ' ,,, ... ,
tt you wish to create
your own decorated
greeting, use a black
pen and draw your
design to fit one of the
dotted line "hearts•·
shown below. ~
HIWSPAPll
D&JVllY
Mon.·11'11. momlQ&I. lam
t.o 4am. Small ec:oaomy
car required. $1IO por
..-. C.aU 115WJ10 tam toepm. ...... s_,.,.., ......
Noon Su p e rvlaort
\IJ9mLtJ needed by RWJt-~Beach Ctty School
D6lt. l \.lf·2hn per du. tt.03/br. Appl)' 785 Hill Sl , Hu.ntlnllon Beacb.
--1.
Ptr Houaekeeper11, for
lovely Laguna Bch lrul.
494-30CM
'1 /f Wort& .._ Good s.
Call 982-3232
RHI ...... A4llllt
Experienced tn Laauna
Buch tales/ If you pr&o
rer to 'work ln a well
known home town omce,
wtth an excelJeot J'ttOl"d
cl achlcvment Ir a coo·
genial staff that wlll
never exceed 10, call
HJllle at McCormack
Realty " share in the Harvest d her rderTal
budoMI over 17 yean tn
Lqun.a.4N-7551
RMI f.lltat.e St.I•, butl•
,.. ..a.man 6 U.ten.
bl comm, Rod. 751-1400
Rlde needed <Se.perately
late afternoons dally
from Golde n W est
Colleae lo Newport
Corona del Mar area.
700-0092 1<;vn. only.
s.ie.. F1ower Sbop. Im·
mediate opaWig. p/llme
momingll. 845-0093.
SALESLADY Full lime
nper Saleslady non·
•moker tor Npt Sch In·
Umate apparol thop. Call
Vela for tnlc rvlew
842-1Ul'7
W../Mobh .._.
Have openlo.1 lD very
tucratlve areaa. c.M1.
Newport Beach It al Orante Co. C'rOOd rom·
mlatlona. Mutt be de·
atrou1 to makeoeect~· P'u1l Ume Gl\b' app.
SECRETAR IAL I
CLERICAL·No exper
needed, pbone. typ&n1
helpful. Group bealtb.
prollt 1b.&11n1. PleHe
&llllllY ba panoa 9-5. -£. Dyer Rd., S..A.
~· Leiuna Beach
enalneerin1 conaulUng
flrm needs competent,
a>ature. re1poo•lblc
MC:retatY. Xlnt. lyplae
eklll1. Koowled1e of
bookkeeplo1 helpful.
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expertenctid. Ladln
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ackiter will be happy
to assllt you. And. lf
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charge your Heart of
Love or uae your
Master Charge or
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DAILY PILOT
842-5878
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10 ~3 Lnvtq atat.e. nt
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home. Qu.aJJty tum. ma·
Jor appl1. Pro·ahater
mower. ed~r. ft much
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·79 Pu c h Moped
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cond.. Ser ebb. ~. eves 840-7105
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l WIN TICKETS WORTH $12
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Treat your Valentine to a
day on the luxury liner
Queen Mary In l.ong
Beach.
''Queen for a Day" Shows Twice Dail y
Feb. 14, 16, 17 and 18, 1980
-Be a contestant In lhe Que('n for a Day
.at lh e Queen Mary
-Senior Sweethearts Tribute Feb 14 -55
and over $3.75. Children 5 to II $2 25,
grandchildren under 5 admilll'd free.
Groups of 30 or more may call (2131
435-4747
One llC'kct provides admission to Queen
Mary Tour cxh1b1t areas on all 12 de<:ks
including the mui;eum, engine· room, Liv.
ing Sea. upper deek:., crew and pa!.senger
3r l?3S
General Admission $6, child 5 to 11 S2 :;o
For t1ckcl 1nform:ll1on c<1ll 12 131
435 4747
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Good cood UlClds frame llOO l'1WIM6
. Ou.Id's br set uscl tWUJ
bed. desk, 2 dressers.
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NO
ReMCDable otter refilled
lllt.erior designer mov-
Uli to f1onda • solaa.
chn. tbls, recliner.
d.ageres, bar. bar slOob.
pk:tu.res, dreseen, anU·
I que bdrm i.et, lung brass
bed. box & matt. qn noa-
llon box & matt. stove
w m1 crowavt', refr11:
w ice maker. vacuum.
thopping block. Big Boy
tJBQ. Tirtany pvt c lub
~hip, iS Volvo
Balboa Coves 675 3720
Garogit ~ ' 8055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wat.er bed. din rm set .
coCCee table & vanous
auto prod Sal & Suu
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Feb. 9 & 10 I rom 9 to 3
p m Entire contenls of
home Furn . clothing.
toys, applwnce~. <'rib.
and much misc 1945 Port Bnstol, NB __ _
L a ndsca p1ni: Pqu1p.
C'lolhes. aquanum, lrU<'k
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IT'S EASY! Look for your name and address in today's
classified section. U you find it, call 642·5678 Ext. 272 a nd
we will arrange for you lo pick up your tickets at the
Garage Sale Saturday
only 344 RO<'hesll:r . C M.
B&W T V und more
nearest office of the I ttj I \91 ~I!•) I Sal ~12 J5hp boal. gas
dryer. cx1•rr1ser. i:irl':.
bike 2'1 ". toys, odds &
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GAAAGE &Al&Old oak furn . din rm te l . ctn.en. treadle ~in& macb, walnut vaalty .
enb. btp chr. twn bed 6
Iota of mlae 2623
Delaware, H.8 . Wed.S.t »-$.
LIDO fiARAfi!
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CAR.AGE SALE-Feb 10,
reft1c, furn, tools,
eoakwve, Ve " Wet IWt·
med. dukrm eqwp &
ml.areer & ID1K 32J) I Ith ~.H.B. <Or&aae & 11th ~)
Sat&Swi!M. ~.baby
llems, ktcbnwares.
dreeMr & bdbrd, mower.
toys, c:oo.llbks, antique
cbrs. 1.976 Peucao Pl.
CM.
Japanese Screen. 2 Bowl.
iJig Balls mlf. goll clubs.
tools, 2 Vac deancrs. 7"
Sony B /W TV clock
radio, slide p roJ
Complete M1xmaster,
mi.sc. items. 7161 Little
Harbor, H B 96()..2020
AYSlJ Tnp to Enl(land
Fu n d R a 1 s l' r M a n y
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famahes Sat1Sun !I 4
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Atbnta Broollbun. l, 11 B
MOVING Boy'" bth,
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cyclopedia Hl. ml'><'
item~ ~AT 9 5. 2661
Basswood. 1.-.:aslbluff
Sal 9-S Books. loy~.
c lothes Al. hou~ehold
items Zl27 Port Lerw1c.-k
(}bct>or Vu llm~ I Npl
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D1nini.: St'l , drapt'!>.
spread, ran~e top, mL"'
Items. t'r1 Sat only J05
Cedar Sl. NB. alley.
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Loeda Ot 1tulf. Funllture.
Wlderbed 125. 2 oak chn
13Sea. Otd radk>e In wood
cate l2 >. $60ea. old
Sinaer aew machine.
M.a.nghna bar board $35.
ttc. etc. 9-S Sat/Sun. 704
Gokienrod. CdM.
Garqe SQe: 280 S1eru
St betwn. 20th " Bay orr 0raQae St Mov111g Sale
CocnmereiaJ ••ilia set .
bUt Jars. plat>ta " trees.
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pamauit D>. SiJe 9-10. all
in uceJ.leot rondJUon & worn on1y a few t1mH by
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SILVER. GOLD
wm.ed. scrap or heller
Danaet 548-505.3
Hamtltoo Diamond Watch
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LUGGAGE TAGS
from )'OW' business ct1rd
Semi OOt' card for Ul'h
tag plus one apart' We
return peormanenlly
i.ealed aurart1ve WR &
strap. met>linl( a1rlml·
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wallpaper. fabric or
"Day Glo" pal)t'r & we
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nauw. address. ptl.ock &
W1.• ll make ofw card pt' r
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Send cbecll: or ~> or
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PILOT PfUMTIMG
P 0 Box 1560
C<ista Mesa. C" 92626
JOHN WAVNJo: TEN'l/IS
(.'Lt:U regular mem
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POOL TABLE 8' incl ac
cessones. Sl95 bst. m~l
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f'r1g1d1are refrig.fczr.
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Magnavox oomole ~lereo
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GoU Club!. can bag S60
Turquoise Jewelry. anll
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l'ioneer Turntable. top ol
~hoe, belt dnve, Shure
Cartndgc. Brand new.
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helmet U>. 2 Boogy b~
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Low mileage $1500.
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firm 979 1800 ----
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sell conLa1n.-d, A ·c. ex.
Lrus Like new $12,500
Pvt party 754-0460
t97!1 l lasca, 24"
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9530 . •...................•.
1973 lnt eo rna l1 o n nl
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.. Whitt°""•• 9550 .......................
T7 GMC J immy. Many xt.ras Good rond. 17500 or
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38 Seoul 800. 4 cyl, 4 whl
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"79 Dod(e Power Wagon:
mAI\)' xtru. M:iOO
71416614478
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FORD
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71 MADA ~ UIOO
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$24'5 CUSTOM V AM
IOI WITHAM W,1t.andard trans , pwr.
VOlXSWAGl!H ueer 1n11. mag tyfe
7000 Wesllruniter Ave. whel!la. pop up ·~ &
in Weataunster carpeted 111t.enor Come fin ~l 83IJ.. 78*) & Set: It 1 (J7g() ), W 1ui
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pli». 11tot·k ri m 11, new
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ply. ~ or hest offer Call 645·5700 ldays J
~46 -6387 <eves or
weekends) & ask for
Vickie
76CHEYY
LUV
Ha1..or sharp httle pirkup
wilh stwll, magi. '<l<•reo
1'ynam1lt•' 12G7381l J
$3495
IOI WITHAM
VOU<SWAGEN
7Enl Wt'1\tminlltcr Ave m Wci;tmm:.ti-r
>§l3-7~1 f.311 78WI
I 1975MAZOA
PICXUP
ii s~ lrans. A M /FM
stereo w /tape. mu JCS &. ;i
walk1n c amper
11070031
How Only $2995
MIRACLE MAZDA
21.50 Harbor HI • C M
645-5700
i2 Chev.v "• ton lonl( bt·<.I
p1rkup, 60 gal i.:ai. lank.
.,howroom concJ. w w o
.,hell S289S or oHt·r.
~'11! 5854 or r .. 11 -0!">!14
'71 Datsun pickup new
l'nit . paint. ma 1ts. big
tm•:o., flares AM /t'M
i.tcr1>0 cass. S2.000
H42-2627 1 pm 5pm
96R-8J2S an 5~m __ --
i9Toyota (xA sport truck.
wl I.he goodies chromed.
AC. till. PS. Illes
!m-53>.S ---
'71 GMC ~ton 402 P tU 79
Turbomatlc valve. 2
MOW$599S
IAUYMOTORS
CAU 979-2500
i9 Ford Ctuiteau pkg /\1r,
<'&s.'I dt>ek . coocht bt-d, 2
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S7,950 714 552 1304 or
ZIJ-639~ ---
1973 CHEVROLET •
VAN COHVERSIOH
V 8.. auto trans 1J(1wer
1>te1>rin11. bubble Lop
14S4ULG I
$2599
GROTH
CHEVROLET
18211 Hfo.:ACll BLVD
HUNTINGTON UJo;i\('11
847-6087•549-333 I
Ul'EN 1 DAYS
'711 Dodite Van, V H. 319,
l 'u sto m l nt cr1nr ,
Sunroof, Capt 111 n N
Cham1, AM FM Stereo
Cassette, Mai.:s . HI"
(ioodr1<·h Had1 ali..
Har~ t 't•nderll. ~1Jt11lc·r.
Alr Scoop, Air Shrx·k..,,
lleadcri.. Tur bo Mur
flcri., Xlnl Cond1t1on
S4SOO /OHO 646 3104
1141S-31.54 After 5 PM
Auto l..eosifMJ 9 580 .......................
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AlfaRomto 9705 •........•.•••••••.....
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1979 CLEARANCE
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Used Alfa Romeos
1!17 I :--l'IUElt
Wlutt• <'i>ll·rwr l!Y77 Sl'ID1':1t
Yt·lluw "1th i\M t'M
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Silvn w1lh A ~1 FM
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l!f14 GTV Navy blut· with air cond
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1!171 SP KINT Navy_ blue with u1r rond ..
AM FM :itcn.'O < assette
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848 Dove Strt.'et
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
Alla Al!eua. '77. SS.900
SUnroof, Bla~unkt cass
AM/FM. At C, 17,000ml
Good cond. ~ 0 ..
~1-8S73.
••••••••••••••••••••••• pony tanks l>esert 74 AUDI FOX
cooler. '75 Interior ~!!'!!!!!!!~~~II F our doo r w l tb
Sl.900. Work. 971* 6373, -:: automat1ch air. 1'lereo.
llome: 646-4764. Wos W.t.d 9590 Yellow wit black .A real
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Late model Toyota11, VolVOll, Pickups & VW\S
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$2695
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7'0>W~tm1nsler Ave
10 Weatnunat.-r 'Earle Ike fm. 7551 6311 78IM) ----
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ITK m1 . :l..'i mpg 495 lf19!'.1_
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Brand New
. 1980 Cellca Coupe
$126~00R~689
Gardeners, Plumbers,
Electricians, Trucking Firms. Etc.
1980 TOYOTA 3/, TON COMMERCIAL
CAB/ CHASSIS
$5242
Auto , air. AM/FM stereo, line
burg11nC1y color, Lie 4'J1 MCT
s4399
1973 VOLVO 1800 ES
Air cond1tlon1ng. eutomauc. AM/FM
1111reo. Lie 309 t<EA
• It
Full power, 111r. auto Irena, luP8f
sharp, blectr. 10 0871H6
s3299
1978 DATSUN 810 WAGON
ONL r I0.000 •ILll
Aotom111c power 11eerlng, 11r
condillon1ng, roof rack AM/FM
tter.o 1uper 11'11r • Lie 183 TZW s
1980 Toyota Pickup
1871 COROLLA LIFTBACIC
OM. r fl.000 flflUI
~· air, 14.tpet gas MVet, l ie 827
s5499
1971 FIAT X 19
Remov1b'e hlrdlop, f'rlllQI, AM/FM
lt9fec>. 4' tpeed. lie 919 PCN
ct1'-1 s4199
5 &Pd . AM/FM radio, l ie 851 VBC
s4599
1971 OATIUN 8210
4' cyhnder. 4' 1peed. "Geel Smlleage~
I.IC 158 PKR
*2899 ,
81 .. YICI I
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Demo's
Al Mocl91s!
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71....WllCM
4 speed, power 1Wt!rin1.
J)OIWr brak~ ! alr l'Ondl
Liumn1. AM FM 1tereo
caiii.i:lte. dcctnc 1un· ruul, elertnc wmdowi.
Topaz tan Uttenor. only
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SANTAANA rmculate' $12,al<>firm. AM/FM stereo SZ.8SO. whls, aar, AM FM RWf.AMWMcus .A1C.
1St & BROADWAY
1971DATSUM
ZIO'ZCOUPE
5 speed trans., AM/FM
stereo. ma11 " low
rmJa Blaclt on blaclt 6
~rdean: o.22VZI I
How Olly $7995
MIR.AQ.E MAZDA
2"0Harbor EM . C.M.
64S.5700
~' -.c-.1. --~ ~Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
9734 . .........•............
73 K.armaM Gtua, must 835-3171 Call ~01311 S-3:llM !>lereo. $4,950 831 7279 ~mi. a:soo 6'1 7074
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'13 240-Z 4•pd. Ma..:i;. Rllns x.lnt. $2995 080
radials. air. AM 11-·M. ll8IMI003
Au I o
trans. J ir cond, sroe
mouldings more Stk
11728-9 (184 239)
(W1n i;low Slicker
$7314)
BRAND NEW
1979
200SX SPT. C PE.
s1027
OFF WINDOW STICIEI
otlY 2 Lm TO 10!
BllMD MEW 1919
I ci air AMJfM Auto. trans a ontrol, more
stereo cruise,.,.<; .u:.A) (Window
Stk. 1~9 (~
sucker S9439)
21 11o's to cm
810 COUPE
5 1009
Off
WIMDOW sncKEll
lllMO MEI 1919
210 Sl l. J'M'=t:. -----a;;:;;
s707 r~~:
auto trans . Fact air. Stk 11207·9
Whltewalls.(moW ~edow ·Sticker
14 210's
,.1c1s
SL.ASHEDl
(004450) I
$6()69)
BUMD MEW 1919
510 Sll WAGOM
Off saoo¥'~~ ,._~1.a1r. 4 •Ps~'j"'"~pkg. &
cu& Stk. •3909-9
muct\ 22 510'!1 I n (04874 I
stock I
SEE AND DRIVE
THE 1980' I NEW Se
8llMO MEI 1919
S"ORl-IED
P\ClUP
55097
___. black on bll'ICk
4 •....-;.· v.m1te¥1all tires ~~~ .~eA7-9 (456490). 11
'79 Tr~ Letti
OUR VOLUME INVENTORIES
MEAN UNBEATABLE
•SAYINGS •SELECTIONS
BRAND NEW 1979
280ZX COUPE
s2012 w1~Vow STICKER
Auto trans fect alf, custom paint mags r111'4td
white leller tires AMIFM stereo St~ 109 q
l102-292)(W1noow Slicker $12 276)
20 280ZX's NOW PRICE-SLASHED!
175 AMC
PAC82.oll
cyl., aJr OOOd . pawer
1teerlng. radio, whitewall
tires. Test Ot'tve a must at
this prioel Roomy ltnle
Oas·Sa11er. priced to
Selll (115NOP)
52296
"75 MERC.
loecATWGM.
V-6. power steering,
AM/FM. r9dlal tires. feet
custom Interior. luggage
reek Very clean 1-ownet
Oas-S.W,,I (283MMN)
76 FOllD YAM
V-8. 1utoma11c. hi-back
seats, air cond., pwr.
1teerlng & brakes.
spokes. pinstripes.
chrome bumpers Belt
Buy In Townl (1C43623).
52897
SPECIALS
"75 PINTO
IUMAIOUT
2000 cc 4 cyt . 4 speed.
air c ond . powe r
steerino radio. ateel
radtal1. luggage rack.
Factory cust 1n1 & ext.
pkg (10.251)
52496
•75 vw
IUQ.
4 cyl • 4 speed AM/FM
radrO steel radial tires.
custom Interior Super
sharp! 12 Mot12000 M1.
Ser111c e Con tra c t
Available 1"81MOS)
$
lo11ded , 11111er. one
owner Very nice car 12
Mo 11 :> 000 M1 Servi~
Contract included!
"Won 't Lut 11 this
price.·· (0476)
57999
ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE 72 HOURS FROM PUBLICA TIOH
SUOO . /best offer. ----·----
58-1086 74 Karmann Ghia. good
i9 2S> ZX. Cbampa&.M.
""1!y loaded W /Shkde.
XJnt. CIOllld.. sa.c7 5i.
cond.. Nds ml.DOI" body
worit. Must seU. $3:500.
080. p,,\ pty. 642-SCi&
...... 0 9738
'76 281>-Z. fully loaded. •m· •·•-••••••••••••••••• •
mac cond. ~7.000m1.
S6ZOO. Eves 5~2·7918,
Days m-4234.
Ja .. 1•1&S-UMCOLNt8CURY
·~otthe Week ''
77UOD2+2
ln bumlsbed bronze
l"DltUJ.hc wiUl matctu.og
tan anterior. chrome
~wbeels. aut.omauc.
and air condll1001n~
Low. low miles. an ex ~Y clean sports
car. U38SET I
$7495
21626 Harbor 81 vd.
( l)r;t.J !l&~J s.40 5i6Jll
~ Datsun 4!10 AM 1-·~
'lf'rl·(., < ,.,, 5000 m 1
S'I8J f')rm !lf~J
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71 FBAAJll
3652+2GT
Loaded & beautiful•
ClJlJI,
BEACH
IWOITS
848 Oovt' Slttct
'1-:wl'ORT BlAOt
752-0900
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76 RAT
\ • T) .. h.l.11> 128 ~ nniof •
r1 oo r 4 ~Pt't'ol
Yellow blurlt antnwr
t>nl) 37 ~ milt•'
Drnanute' 1l51SY J 1
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IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGEN
7600 WestauMUr A Vt'.
an \\estmuutt>r
Im-Th.:> I 638 7880
"II f1A T Sport.a Spyder
~ Clean. lo mlles. 2
t o p•. AM f'M
Steno 'laf>" SS. 100 Ca II •"f"l 67!>805i2
'76RAT
X-1/9
R.aror sh ... rp economy
~portal.er 41.000 mlles.
Clea n In and out .
1628RSX >
Slff 5
IOeWJTHA.M
VOUSWAG.84
iln> Westmtnster Ave
111 Westrntnater
Im-7:)5 I 63H 7880
1978 Flat 124 Spyder. xlnl
rond. 22 28 mp11. AM ... M
c·ass Many xlra. ... Mu.\t
sell llmO. 751 2962
76 FIAT
1.31 !).'!peed Wllj(OO lfa.,
arr cond1l1un1ni: ancJ
M.cr'OO Look" ll nd run~
MTC•l' U.3.'>P t-:B I
SZ4tS
109WrTHAM
VOUCSWAGIEM
7900Westmlnster Ave
111 Wealmulaler
77MAZDAGLC
Deluxe 2 door with 4
speed. r9dlo and l'leat.t-r
:M.000 miles on uus \lool'll
aired f M on IPJlaJ I 1 ll I~
beauty! l.S4S)32 I
$2995
IOaWITHAM
VOUCSWA.GEH
7fDJ We5tml1\Ster A'•
10 We:stDUrullPr
1193-7~'>1 6.3>4 • l'.i'JI
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p d tfl' r un°" ,.,, '
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Coupe. Class1 r
Showroom fre-• h
1U7WQZ1.
?6 ..-Z 450SLC
A.t.mut.ety loeded I 1:-: X
QUI Site coodll Io n.
()138))
BEACH
IMPORTS
~ l)o\ f> '°'t rt'i I
'1:-.V. l'(lll 1 B~ •• \L"ll
752-0900
71M-l&U
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1444<.:ET •
$4995
IOSWITHAM
VOlXSWA.GEH
7900Westminah•r Avt• in Wei.'tm.m.,tt>r
~ 75SI 6J8.7AAO
1969 M1Z 28051
4 DOOtt SB> AH
S.her blur It loaded with
a1J al I.be luxury .1ppotnt·
menu Must M'(' 10 dP·
preoa~ • C1tTTY PO >
OK.Y$6798
HOWA.RD Che .......
Dove It Quail Sls.
NEWPORT BEACH
tll-0555
•MIZ '78
450SLC
lmmaN.latc, showroom
new. low mileage. Cully
t'q\.11 pped Utcl ud sng f:J c:
tory sunroof. a lloy
W~'Cl!I & ClA~l'ltf• ~tereo
..-J\'lOry warranty
t:!lH l ~I ~Xtl'O d td
terms/lease
JIM Sl.EMOHS
IMPORTS
l.970HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MES/\
631-1276
79MSZ240D
89J. r.i.51 638 7880
'71 Fiat 8SO conv Original
owner till C.p1tol St,
C.o&t.a Mesa
74 f"l•l 1284..dr,
good transp 11.200.
484--062l. i68-6 l 17
1A!S5 than 6,000 milt-'
Med. red/bamboo. elt•t
sunrool. thL~ car 15 1n
"like new "' cond1l1<1n .
Umqu.e fin .t\Jllnb t'
w1lh next lo n olhini.:
down. (7327)
9727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
V1SITYOUI
ORAHGE COAST
HONDA
HW)9UARTIRS
TODAYll!
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OlDSMOIU
HONDA
4tteftUCIS
2&'11 Harbor Blvd.
008TAMESA
540-9640
Sll,495
MISSIOM VIEJO
l...ORTS
131·1746 495-1704
•2816L.. 2tops. auto. air.
lbarp loul car Derk
blue/brown. Sl3.500. Of-
(•. 67J.6338: 642 9666
'S> Z!OSE cpe. Xlnt. cond.
•'-tel Inject. 25mpl(.
Sll,000/0BO. 673~
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md lbop at home. ll 't
llmple wtt.b Daily Pilot
OMalfted Ada. And It
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10-.> vw 11191. hr· 'Ill>. ~1>1 owner. •t.ooo Mew lt7tT.._.. '1'11rer1'.1Drf.---. all' ICM...._. _._ .__,...
961" .._.w..-,,_. "'° SPITffUS
D o MaaWll •'---=rJ: •""""' oa •ale lll11 •••ll•od •• •••-••••••••••••• ••• In AodL for lmmedlai. -... ODl.Y dd!vuy' Sc.,, US before Pw•,.._ ~ ct. COIT MISA SlIPD Dl500VN'TS you buy = P.P. u•.)OO 979·2100 • e TODAYU! u.MP= TU 0 ~ ,. MBZ llOCE. allO.J 1.INllO lilkta« ma.0.01 KL RB s ~ wtU. IDltaJJit' pab9', twa-lOot c'OOCI Mew al ee.I Air rund , a utum•llr
rf, II.lot coed. 114.000 ~ cb.ca. •M mU. tr ao 1 6 AM lo' M .... NOW! _._ w-. m.-. .... • AU equip lncl. abop W/CMNU.4J C7t!UX R ) IMM&DIATE ._._,_
~»1.-3 mMIUAI. IDIO. J>yt P'f OWVERV 2925 Harbor Blvd .... BEACH . COSTA MESA ..,. -.i> ... ,.. ,.uo.. UMdS... 979-2500 &.obKeo. •UIU'f. lJ.Kml. MOA Hard Top Coupe. for um SAAB 99EMS
P.P.G'f.D.a.6a'J part.a or rel\ore ~ IWOITS Sunroof. 0t1r cond &
77 no II llOSl7t c-----s. Dove Street ,, M I'' M w I ca llS ell l'
•ZK m1 ,ma ny xtru Mlil '744 N~WPORT BEACll rlfl1WVC)
lllK e-.h or moo• 0"11 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 712-0toO
new lie. lluat aeU. mo\ 74 MGI
IQI ID CAlllO 640-0413 Sharp GT Sport b&rdtop ,_... f 7 50
Last yea r for th l1; •••••••••••••••••••••••
'84 ZUiB. auto. eoo m l on rlasa1c' Great •bape' '76 912· E 32Km1 i-·o~ nu eng. • 11.lnt <.'OOd. $3800 14LS716 I I am Pl. a Ir. a II o y •.
631-0ZS'l Sl2'5 i.tereo._67l-_322'_!_
'73 4.50SEL •-rool. l'll IOI WITHAM l~yc:Jeao Askin~ YOU(SWAGEH
$12.500 PP 711lO Wmmuurt.er Avt:.
731·5281 I.I\ Westrrunster
i2 Mercede5 280SE 4 5
i':xcel t'Ond. New puant
llJ.<XX> l1'U $8.'i()() Ph 675
:m7
l!J12 Mazda P.U. <Pl:.t.>n 1
w/camper ~hell R II
Sl67S. 963-2187 after ti JO
pm.
78 :DID Silver. sun roof,
s tereo. PP Best orrer
over lBI:\. (213 l 357·3634
aft.er8pm. ----
·77 21:10Z 2+2 A C.
i\M FM s len·o. xlnl
('Ond 951 J006or675 tlw.>
lB). 7SM 638 7880
1977MGI
ROADS TH
Beuutirul burRundy ex
le rlor & ONLY 15.000
mtles! ! ! Or1g1nal
Uuuout' COllSSWV l
OMLY $4798
HOWARD C-nolet
Dove &Quail SlS
NE.WPORT BEACll
83]..()555
Moving, m ust sell '71
MGB. AM ·fM Stl'reo.
4!1pd, ~+mp~ Tonnl'au.
bnol rovers. !Jest ofh!r
'W =->OSEL 6.3. New paint, _49'l_-0'22_. _
lowmi.sunrl.allopt1on:> '77 MGB Convertible
$10,500. dys 548-2!193, Sacriflre $4300 497 42a9.
5.'l8-85W ev /wknds. fil1 54'72 Iv ms~
iO Porsche 911T Xlnl
l"OOd. talOO /obo. Ca II a ft
3 :llpm. 66Hl819
67 Pon1cbe 9\2, wh1ll',
~ rood. Make offer
544-9C)26
!IM Por sche ·n. good
L'Ood . .-7Knu 28mpg
559-1633
'68 Porsche 912 T1.1rgu
Musl St'l l ' $8.UUU
S<'4 5976
'63 Porsche 3568 Hcblt
engine Rt'Stored $6300
213-M> 09'lS p p
i6 914 2 0 Xlnl 1·ond
AM /F M c.iss. niag:.,
$8 {XX) 552·2079
'76 914. 2.0. whl . nu
dutch, aJIO)'>, cass S7iSO
080 Or a. o wn er
641-8472 - ----77 MGI '66 912. S·s~ed . ml'ch go od , so m e ru st COMVIE:RTIBLE Desperate. Best offer
4 speed, rad.lo. low m1les. !771-0621 ~)
BEACH
IMPORTS
Ml Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
79SAAI
TURBO
5 door s1..'CJ1tJ1. Sunroof. 1 ii.~ wtth all' condlt1on
lfl8. stereo & velour. Jui.I
like new• It even smclli.
nt'W wtth 13.000 m1h.~'i'
(192WZ\J)
$9995
IOIWITHAM
VOU<SWAGEN
7000W~tmimtcr Avl'
I.I\ W1..oi.tmin:.ll'r
lro 7~ I 6.11! 7 00
5ubarv 9762 •••......•...••••..•..•
'77SUBARU
1 \\ II l-, t: L 0 R I V ~:
STATION WAGON 1
..,peed. mags. '>tert"r•
~h bar Greal shaµ."
(561RLA I
$3995
IOIWrTHAM
VOU<SWAGEH
7000 Wl!:'ltmmster Ave.
m W1..-:.lmlllSter 1:193-~l 638 78M
teTRtAwith IRS. Mech
perfect 11000
67~
SPECIAL SALE
THISWHICEHD!
COHVERTllLE
TR-7s NOW HERE!
Coupes Also Available
for tll1nWdlate delner)' ~ US before you buy
TODAY!!! •;a;., ....... , ..... ). ........ ~ ..........
292.S llarbor Bhd
l'C~IA Ml::SA
979-2500
'7ti Sµ1tr1re. 371\ m1,
30 35mp.:, must '>I'll
!1720332
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L~J7 Bui.:. ru.ru. ~ood lloih
f.i1r ~
642 500()
·oo Volki.wa~t-n l'11 m1 ... r
\'an Ruru. ~11()1.I SJ .01~1 "'
l:Jltofr t.41 C.f~j
lluHnR truubll' !>dltni;:
your nir" Try u~ • 1';1111
for or not' Ask for fo'raruc
Manno or Tom A1k111
77 ~E40Krru. Ivory ('X
tenor, bamboo mlenor.
Heal nice. prt<'ed ror
quick sale $16.500.
640-5225 ask for Bob BARWICK DATSUN 11 S'M, sunrl. air. AM FM
cass. $82SO. ~·7010 ext
7fT1 dys, 962·~ l!\'e8.
- - -Fr-:.,---..
Toyota 9765 i2 2lWJSE auto. AM t•M,
&r. x.lnt. oond. M ust sell'
"·I II f lj,lf I t ,qH' 1 t ,II I• I
831 -1375 493.3375
Best Offer 5'W-4439 -Roh Roy" 9756
..... 974-.i ~ 9746 •••••••••••••••• , ••••••
•••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• liB Si.Jver Shadow, RHO. 2
. ...••.................
i l Opel Wagon $400. dr Coroiche ha r d top
'1 1 MG r ed M1d.-t1c"t. 631-4793 type. Phone included. 1976 Toyota Cehca ST
AM 1FM/Cas11 Xlnl. 25,000/offer . Will trade. Xlntcond towne r .$3!15()
<'Ofld firm 551·2581. WamAd Help? 642·~ PP.675-8651 C.U tm-0302al\5p~.:._
AM FM Ra<110 S.de moldlnQS1
Undercoat 5 Speed Wheel well
mouldings (60-566 Ser 704566)
Brand New 1980
Datsun 510
s53ao
AM!f=M Radio 4-Speed Sode
moldings Undercoa1 '80-083
Ser 102094)
New 1980 Datsun
Pick Up
s47ao
Triooo ,,..,,,,,.,r., Cnrome bum·
'*'~ Unoerc;c ..it 8~ 1 J Ser
13J?69
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SOMETHING
DIFFERENT!
73DATSUN
1200
s1379
' IC)Md ,,.,,.
AM/FM redt0
!29-4JFL • 1 '806)
7/JSUUIU
51979
Auto. trant
AM/FM radio
(530WDL·14164)
77MGI
COIMRTJILf
sm9
4 Se>eed trans
Magwneels
1538FTY· 1'336J
72DATSUN
510 WMiiO#
51779
A1t cond
Auto tran'>
1•57HDA· 14678)
'71 Ml'SUM
2G
55W9'
Alrc:ond.
AM/FM rwSio.
(908RF.>-1~2)
73VW
52479
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Doo l wa111
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'76 DATSUN
280Z
55679
Atr COO<!
AM/FM radio
1204PTI t 46801
730PEL
WAGON
'1879
Auto trans
Radio
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• NO ADDITIBAL DEALER PREP CHARIES
• NO BLOWN-UP PRKE STICKERS
• NO OYER STICKER PIKES*
1 t.t 'Ul"tl.(" ,,.._lMAOOt_OAOCl~I
On All Toyota C.I~, Corollas,*
Coronas & Cellca s .. ras
OUR BEST EYER JAllUARYI
GOING FOR OUR BEST EYER FEBRUARY
HERE'S WHYlll
MO BLOWN-UP PRICES• SPECIAL ALLOCATION OF CARS
HUGE MEW 2 ACRE USED CAR FACILITY
BIG INVENTORY GROWING DAILY• TOP SS FOR YOUR TRADE
ONE OF TOYOTA'S TOP SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
HONEST VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR!
"MORE REASONS WHY11
****2***************** 5 PICKUPS AND 4x4's
IN STOCK!
*********************** * ALL M1W 1910 GAS SAVIM6 MIMI
MOTOI HOMU IM STOCKI
, '*AU. M1W CILICA COMYllTlll.loMUST Slit
AU. PllCm TO SILL AT
llLL MAXEY TOYOTA
HUGE 2 ACRE FACILITY
5 VW's IN STOCK
All GAS SAYERS & CLEAN!
ALL PRICED TO SELL!
'78 MAZDA GLC c. a ~ ., .i 11,., 4 HURRY
(606VP8) <; p t> p (] i1 ' r 53595
'78 CHEVY CAMARO
Aut o power HUllYAT
~,fe~r~;~~Ullow s4395
'78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON
4 door. auto. & Ott
(387VACI
OHLY
54195
'11 CORYETTE
Sll'M. low mtlee
&lllceMWf
p:r.zyDL)
OHLY
•1195
14 CLEAN PICKUPS
ALL GAS SAVERS
ALL PRICED TO SELL!
'11 TOYOTA COROLLA
~ '>P"~ :' Cl0Cl' QNL y
17?Q,n/1 ~1 '\ 'lllv•'' s3095
'74 V.W. BUS
6 Pas5"nger auto SAU
(169LIMI & rflatly ct .. an s4195
79 PINTO WAGON
4 speed . power I 0,000""'
'!teer.nq & tuogage $ Jlll795 rack 1594WUG) •
'78 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER
...... Supaf clean & OM.Y
tow , low mites. ,5695 (981UZOI
'78 PINTO-
A' Io pow•' C AN'T MISS
<.lePflnQ 81f I\ 533,5 morn 1303TSDI
'78 SUBARU COUPE Dt
Auto aor sterf>(\ A OHL Y
clean (907U001 s419s
79 CHEVETIE
Onty 4.000 m11es MUST SH
Auto . air toll & ,4695 more (\)63261
78 OLDS CUTLASS
T ·top. air. stereo 9 ,000 MIUS
~~Lezvf m o re s5595
'79 TOYOTA 4x4 P.U.
u M1Teo et>mONr MUSTsmAT
Atr. lilt whMI •11495 toadedl
(1P50230)
FULL 1 YEAR & 2 YW COMPUTE WARRANTY AVAILABLE*
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4 .-cf tr._ , AM /P'll ..._ ~tt A knr
...... Qlm)
BEACH -..ons
.. Dov.~
NEWPORT BBACH
1UA900 ------.,,_,.COMW•t
a.eel .....nor bke tn• ...,_ io. mu., kMlded
... IO&m
W VW SQu&Nbalc-k Ntw
·n vw u per a .. u •.
AM /ll'M, ICJOd ml, need.a
...... 481o13:H •ft
1pm
7 ZYWC....,_
We.tpbalta Pop Top
('38n -l1Dt coodtt Km I
«mD'J4 )
Utti
pe1nt .. oew motor. Call "72 VW ~r Bug. Very
*'lw ~ 6.\1.:&334 rebable. l2300 or besl olr
lf1'I VW 7 Pba.eft&er Van
Hm k>w mil.s. AM / .. 'M ,
air rond & plD !!ln~
Pn pty S630ll 00 Call
~
IOI WITHAM '76 VW
YOUSWAfHH CAMPll
7liOOW~lm1Mter Ave Very 11 h IA r p P · 2 7
U\ W•lmlJ\lller Wt..c.&>halJa 4 11peed. 1ur
lllf3..7561 &3lt-7lllO cond1t1unlng, s l er l·O
---~how1 a(rl"Ul \.•Dr~ "10 VW ~uare~ck pew RFC 1
dutch, AM/l"M 8 trark, $6995 ::S~ ruru. Kood l2.000. IOI WITHAM
'72 VW Y()U(SWAGEH
CONVaTllU '75 VW IUS 71m We«tnunater Ave
Dynamite clean. Baby Very ahllfl> 7 pui;enger tn We:;tmmsler ~411poed LoobsU,Pt'r with hard lo find 893-7551 638·7880
1a o d runs gr e al ' aulotnat1c Beige w1lh ._ °''". xJnt. cond in· ~QT) br o wn 1 n l t· r 1 o r . -~ $4295 1006NJH 1 side/ oot. new radials.
~
13 Tllln1 63Km1 Ong.
owner Xlnt t.'OOd. $3,100
714-846-11396
7 1 Convertible. rbll eng
new brake!\, new top.
Ca1ln>3765
·79 Sc1rcl<'co Air dam ,
Blaupunkl. AM /F M
cass. Reg "'Ii!>. 551·~
alt5
71 Green VW. AM/FM
cass. fun car, nueds
soroe w o r k $1200.
6T~2008 anytime
••••••••••••••••••••••• 9905 .......................
7 1AMC
COMCottH
LIJle ~ DL Hatchback.
4 cylinder. automatic
Wlth air cond1t1oning,
power statnnl(, stereo.
landau aod lilt wheel
One owner 21.000 miles
Maroon wrth velour tn·
terior. Tbeokt folks must
have kept Uus beauty m
the 11 v1n1 room '
143BUJW )
. $39'5
IOIWITHAM
V()U(SWAGEN
7600 Westmlnat.er Ave
In Westmmsler
IJ93. 7561 638. 7880
·=~~ Aut.cxmtk trans . pwr
steeru13. a.tr cond • 2 lone
pemt, et.ere<> radio. lilt
wheel • more' 114JOO'J 1. Was 915.
HOW S7t95
IAUBt MOTOttS
CALL 979·2500
'70 Electric L 1m1ted
Loaded Ver y dean
~ ~7873
·~n-.:t;.k
Aut.omallc lrans . pwr
steennl(, au cond . l tone
pa.mt. 11tereo r 11d10, till
wheel & IDOfe ! 03706:! 1
WassatD5
1977 IUIC:X
Electro Umlffd
With pwr wmdows. pwr
seatJI. pwr door IOC'kS,
Wt wheel. vinyl top & atr
cood Must be .,.,en•
~QI WuS5'196
HOWS54'5
IAUaMOTOIS
CALL 979.noo
197SIUtCIC
CIN'TWY IOIWITHAM $4995 very depen .• A M I F'M cass . Koko mat11.Sl500 YOUSWAGEH IOI WITHAM 760-0268 it ft GP M & 71KJOW~lmll1Sler A\e. V()U(SWAGEH weekend
VotYo 9772 '78Concord DL. 2 ~r. new
••••••••••••••••••••••• llres, s unroof. A M 1FM
HOWS79tS
IAUB MOTottS
CAU. 979-UOO
Automallr trans . pwr
st.eenrtl(. a1 r C'OOd • ll 11
wheel .. vi ny l top
<571.NJN). Wu S»'J5 in Westminster 7800 Westmmster Ave. -------a '7561 638-7880 mWeatrruru1ter '75 V()U(SWAGEH VOL VO 1>1.ereo. s.J&.3591 HOWS3495
IAUBMOTORS
CALL 97'·2500
lll0-7551 638·7880 SCIROCCO 76 VOUCWAGEM Jet black 4 spe00 wit h
DASHER i i vw Fastblfck Type J 111r. stereo This one
5wi.roo( deluxe 4 door. 4 S1:iOO or be3t ofr Aft. 5 SJ>lill'kles' (329NLY>
SALIS. Sl:RVICE
AMOLIASIMG
~DEUVERY
EXPERTS s peed with a ir a n d PMcall6"2 282'1. $3995
ate r eo. Agat e brown IOI WITHAM EAJlLE HCE
beaut.y. See and drive '74 vw Wgn "412", ong
thisooe! <MlPWC) ownr. Porsche mlr, runs VOUCSWA6EN VOLVO $4295 7000 We!!lml.nster Ave. 1966 Harbor Blvd. great $2750. 842-0696 '"Westminflter COSTA MESA IOI WITHAM Mon-Sat 9-5 . VOUSWAGEM -----IJ93.~-6:M 7880 6-46-9303 540-9467
71m Westminfller Ave. ISScirroro xlnt '77 Rabbit Brwn. 1-nrf. iS <Ml OL 4 Spd, air.
m Westminster cond $3.8.'iO 48pd. New tires. nd cond AM l"M tape. xlnt Kai.
893-75.5 l 638· 7880 498-0939 $4.250, 496-8123 mi, cln S4:A)O. 675-3720
Autos. Hew 9800 Aartos. Hew 9800 Autos. Hew 9800 ~ Hew 9100 •••.....................••.•.•.............•. , ...•.•....................•.•........•......•.
·79 Riveria S T ype
'76 AMC Loodec.I. sunroof . black.
PACH leather. 8.000 mile!t.
Very clean 4 speed. 6 $11..500.~1478
cylinder with power 1976 IUICIC
steenng. air condJt H>n 1980 4 Cyl W d& REGAL
mg. luggage r11ck, and 5"ylarii Umited Autom:auc t.ra.ns. pwr
O'lUCh more. Tbe ah&ll> Autom11Llc tr&n11. pwr sttertnit & window ...
"X"Model1 (.582ROW 1 st.eerlnr<.a1rcond .2t.one vinyl top. tilt whe'I
$2195 pauit. sttteo raruo. lilt AM FM radio & i.pllt
IOI WITHAM ~I & more' 114.11664 1 seat Conw Ill " ~ it'
V()U(S W AGEN Wu SlifD5 CJT111lLt; > Was S38'J5
7tmWestrrunaterAve HOW $7'95 HOW Sl295
m WeatmlNlt.er IAUER MOTORS IAUElt MOTOIS
893-7551 638-~ CALL 979-2500 CAU 979-2500 ----Autos. H•w 9100 Auto1, Hew 9100 A.wtos. M•w 9100 ....................... .......•.•......•...... ...................... .
ASK ABOVT OVR NON-SMOKER'S DISCOUNT!
NEW '80 PINTO
;;-s .
ii "~R MONTH
"48 payments of 166.82 Prt00 IJ988 Sates tax
S240 "48. ~ total down Doc lee 120 OMV
182 00 APR t -4 67 Del omt OftOe 1512-4 36
CSer 9368) IStk 3227)
'750IEVY
MONTECARlO
-8 . tutomttlc. AM/FM ereo taipe, atir cond., tilt Mt. (738NWO)
52999
'74 INrl
SCOUT
Good condlttonl 6 cyt., -4
1peed. 4 x 4 . B elo w
Wholeule Blue Book.
(9591.EC)
'2999
NEW '80 MUSTANG
Sftft\1 MONTH
"48 payments or 199 98 Price ••~ Sates tax
1301 1-4 'h total dOwn Doc. fee 120 OMV
1101 oo APR 1• 67 Def omt. once seeoe oa
!Ser <4206)($tk 3 1!11)
'75 OLDS
CUTlASS
'730EVY
MALIBU
-8. et.ltOm9flc. fedOtY at v-s. autornttlc. pow e r .. vtr¥ roof. (244491 ateemo. awoond. (2481&>
521M 'ISM
'
1975 CADILLAC
B.DOllADO COUftE
Leils than 38,000 W W
1111le. & llll thoe power
equipment 1s there comt•
m & ~ 1l' tl!OOMPV l
Was~
HOWS4l95
IAUBl MOTORS
CAU. 979-2500
1979 CADILLAC
Bdol odo liarrih
White on whlll'
w moonroof. lealttt>r &
every po11s1ble option
Less than 7 .000 miles
now g.araited. (1408 XT J
1Je11t Orfer lakt!K l hl!I
wet-kend' AJi k for Mr
Ktlly c .. 11 842·4046
chom' 1 or 642 oo 1 o
1\lllOrit '
ill t-it"etwood Broughm
u ·t:lt'KilnC'I' Loadl'd.
Tav mnd 1'•1 ply S8700
17 14 )9'J~ 2~11 d d}' or
557~1'\I~
Tl Eldo. rnuonr•iof. ool\
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owner $12..000 4lQ.82.13
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Loeded. Red metallic az.
ter Maroon IDier .
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AIMlrne ~or make of·
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Ville, very good cood.
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mot«. new trans. & bat·
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V-8. auto. trans .• air
cxnt.. AM /FM c aaeet.te.
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CHlftOLET
111211 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
147-6081•549-lJll
OPEN7DAYS
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MONTI CARLO
Autom atic trans .. air
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7lll0Westminster A ve.
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COUPE
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CHEVROUT
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HUNTINCTON Ul-:M 'H
847·6087•549-lll 1
OP~ 7 UAYS
1977 CHEVROLET
MOMTE CARLO
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HOWARD Che•ro4et
l""t' f.. Vu.tit Sl' °' 1-:Wf'f H<T Ill-\I II
833-0555
1979 CHEVETTE
4000R
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CHEVROLET
18211 BEACll Bl.VO
HUNTINGTON 8EAL1t
847-6087•S49-lll I
OPEN7 DAYS
1977 CHEVROLET
MAL.JIU WAGOH
"-utorn.a t11· Iran" , pwr.
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833-0555
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lrdru. • air. P S. P 8 .
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MOta.A COUPE
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HOWARD Clw,,roWf
Dove & Qwul SU
NEWPORT BEACH
lll-4555
iS ())pvy Malibu Classic.
I own er. 4d r . A I C.
PS /PB. w i n d ows.
AM/FM. xlnl cond .
$2500. 646·4022 E vu·
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rack. a 16UKT '
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Dove & Qua.tl St.II
NEWPORT BEACH
lll-0555
7S Monte Carlo. loaded.
sharp. 53.000 m l. SZ.995.
911).3361
'7S Moote Carlo Landau.
S1IOOO or best of r.
642-4758
1J72 EL CAMLNO. Dad
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bit. s:mo. Ll+3SO. $1500 •
l2 Bolt Poul ... 81 gean. ·•
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l>l2-C300. 3' bra • day.
~Black oo black.
350 en1 loaded
l-48&-t200
7fi Yellow Corvette, xlnt
cond. 34.000 m1, new
11rt-s , $8500, 080.
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'73 154, loaded, orig.
owm.>r. m1.1.1t sell make
•1Her. 64().9522 al\ 6PM.
1978 Corvette. loaded 16K
mi Bl.k w /blk leather.
$12.500. 642-8663.
76 IOU PtMTO
6bml>IUUon ....... u.om.Uc, air and root
rack. A little jewel!
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7(1)() West.rnimt.er Ave
ln Weetmimttt
803-7Ml 638-7880
1'71 Ford U.d Auto trana,
PIS, exl(llll beaut. D•t
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1977 MERCURY
COUGA.RD7
With air oood.. pwr. aeat
& wmdawa, vinyl t.op &
ult wheel. A black beau-
ty ! '42351»{). Wu $4995.
MOW$4395
'89 Ford Torino GT.
claaaic 2-door w /stripes.
351 Oeveland, auto. A/C,
PIS. P /B. Xlnt. cond.. 1
owner. $1 600 farm.
ZWW070. pp 646-5237
eves. & weekends.
BAUER MOTORS i3 LTD S.pa.ss 5w wgn.
CALI. 979·}500 J\111 pwr. A/C, 1 wur.
1977 Mercury Cougar 11.000.1181Ml&M
Wagon. :xlnl con<l. with lB LTD. gel tram .. p IS.
low mlleace. Extras In· l!00/080
d : A/C, PIS, P/W. Call TSl-3829
Cathy days 1213 )4.26,8388
or eves r7H )5.Se-0298. '115 Ford Falcon, 6 cyl.
Doctg. 9935 :::,:001080 646-3488
•••••••••••••••••••••••
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returrung to A uatralla,
$1<W.~
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'73 Torino. one owner.
'850 or make olfer. AIC,
p ts. 8IXld tires. 540-64e8
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54999
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factory 111r cond. & low. low miles (247LPDi
'77 CHEVROLET S 3 4 9 9 MALllU CLASSIC ••••••
Coupe. V8. automatic Irene pwr ~teerlng &
brakes. faciory e1r cond . lilt wheel rallye
wheels & only 39 000 actual m11es1 1668RFBl
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brakes and air cond. Sharp! (697NJN).
~!~~~~ ...... 53999
full powe<. factory atr cond .. split pwr. leather
seat•. lilt wheel. cruise control. stereo
padded too & only 60,000 mlleal Must Mel
(51•RXN)
'75 CADtLLAC s3999 SEDAM DE YIUE ••••••••
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control. AM/FM stereo w/8 trad( tape. leather
interior. padded top & In Immaculate
condition! (332MEK)
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l VOL 73, NO. It, .t SECTIONS,• PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS
: Huntington Warned on Job Progrrun?
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mu= '"'"' dMatlee .,al.-t a prt••• fll'm laaadUa1 Hu.al-
l.Dita BMeb·• feet.rat job.,... · cram dahm be ~ bit
I mlutW.O to ontda.11 M¥Wal
..... blfcroe tM dt.1 hlred .. firm.
Erle Matthews, a former
W eatero loltjlute ol Careen IDc
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Hn to Oruce Cowlt1 Man-
pow• Director Robert Nelloa at
a media conference In Loi
A.Dae•. W...,, WU bired tut Oct. l
to handle tbe clty 'a Com
Wonien
\'alley Srlaoob
Charges Fly
Over Strike
By PIOL SNEIDEltMAN
OI -CNlty ~ ... S&eff Charges and counter-charges
new today on the conduct or
pickets and the quality or sub-
1Utut.e instructors as the Foun-
tain Valley Elementary School
· District teachers' strike entered
Its third day.
As more than 70 percent of the
district's teachers walked picket
. lines al 16 schools, dlstrict of-
ficials said they were aw-1ting
word from a slate mediator re-
garding poeaible resumpUOG of
contnet talk.a.
A teacher spokesman said in-
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structors were willing to return
to the negotiating table with or
without the mediator.
State mediator Oraza
M rvicbin reportedJy bas not re-
turned calls from Fountain
Valley teachers and district of-
ficials.
Contacting Mrvichin's office.
the Dally Pilot was told •he
mediator would be out most if
the day.
With hope for an early settle·
ment dimming, teacben and
district offlclala leveled
numeroa aeeuaaUooa at each
other. all firmly denied by the
accused party
blred ~ tbe ett1
Bellltto Nkl Matthews did not
mentloo lbae alle1aUona when
they talked iD September He
claimed Matthews only toJd him
he wu unhappy with b1a wwk
and was 1oc>ttn1 tor aootber job.
Nellon. however. admau Mat-
thews voiced bla concerns ln
Sept.ember that money was be·
lni apeot wltbout approval from
the city, whkb then controlled
lbe federal job procram.
"He told me be wu auaplck>ua
ud I told him I'd look into It,"
Nelaoa recounted. He said be
pboned Cunnloeham. preaeoted
t.M .Uecatiooa and wa1 told that
no CETA mooey bad been spent.
· 'l met wt th M attbews later
and told b1m what I had fOWld
out and he seemed to be re-
lieved," Nelson conUoued.
He said he beard no more
about tbe allegations until
January. He said he caUed for
the Manpower audit at that
lime.
MaUhewa. however, said he
told Belsito &n September to
have the city's fmance depart-
ment che<:k out expenditures by
Cun nlngha m . then a caty
employee managing the city-run
Em p)oyment and Training
(See JOB, Page AZ)
Into New Draft
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Smnnter
Start
WASHINGTON IAP1 Pres1·
dent Carter proposed today that
men and women aged 19 and 20
reg1ater ror a m11Jtary draft.
Eighteen-year -olds will be ID·
duded next year
However. the president is un
IJkely to advocate changing the
CANADA SHUNS
DRAFT DODGERS -A1G
law banning women from com·
bat roles
And White Houae st.fr con-
11ders t.M question of draftine
women hypothetical "and likely
to remain llO," according to an
offlric1al who did not wish lo be
1dent1fied
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Walkout
Averted?
Sharon Scott, a California
THCMn MS.OCiatloD official ~ .tth loell lmtnc\on.
cbarceCI that soaae claun>om1
are being maaned b y un-
qualified, uncredentialed sub-
stitutes: that students are
engaging in unsupervised ac-
ti vitiea outside lbe schools and
that regular studies are not be
ing continued.
Rep. Charles Rose, D-N.C .. -
aajd lw .... told Of Cuter'• plan
By JERRY CLAUSEN
OI h ENNY f'llM St.fl
Administrator s and
spokesmen for teachers Ln Hunt-
in gton Beach ·s Ocean Vlew
School District appeared hopeful
this morning that 11th hour con·
tract talks will stave otr a
threatened strike in the 24 ·
campus e lementary school
system.
Negotiators for both sides
went back to the bargaining la·
bleat 8 a.m. after a day off.
Bill Bianchi. spokesman for
the Ocean View Teachers M ·
soclatioo. said a general mem·
berablp meeting hu been set for
3:45 p.m. al Westmoot School in
Westminster.
Bianchi uld teachers expect
to consider a tentative agf'ff-
meot between the dilllrlct and
the union on a new contract.. If
the agreement has not been
made, Bianchi aald, it Ls likely
that teachers will begin walking
picket linet Monday.
Dale Coogan, district auperin·
tendent, said ·the board of
trustees bu scheduled a special
meeting at 7 p.m . to cooalder
any tenlative aireementa forsed,
during today'• barcalning
seas Ion.
Meanwblle , tbe news
''blackout." agreed upon by '*I>
, •idea wu beiDC malatai.Ded.
Tbe 0 blactout" on barlaln.lnl
~U. wa lmPCJHd Tbunday
becauae of what both 1ldea ~'*9d ta a .. delicate•• at.ace of
. oe1otlltionl.
H••otlatlon1 o•er a new teaelMr CODtract be1an qalD \ lHt Moad.ay after b realdDI
down Hveral week1 a10.
Teac...,. beft authorised tbelr
. leaden to call a ttrlke lf an ac-
cept a bl• a1reement l1n't
reached.
Fountain Valley Superinten
dent Glenn Hardy has rharged
that some teachers took home
school supplies such as paper
and pencils ju.st before the strike
began.
Robert Sampiro, the distnct's
personnel director. said be has
received calls from parents and
principals who claim picketing
teachers are tifging their stu·
dents lo disrupt classes and not
to cooperate with subsUtut.es.
Students interviewed outside
Fountain Valley schools Thurs·
day afternoon did not say their
teachers bad encouraged mis· <See STRIKE, Page AZ)
Iran Leader
Cracks Down
On Militants
By Tbe AHodated Pl'flllil
President Abolhaaaao Bani
Sadr consolidated hla power in
Iran today and intensified his
crackdown on the youn1 mlli·
tauts holding some 50
Americana hostage ln the U.S.
Embaaay.
Hopes lncreaaed for the re·
leaae of the boataeea soon. But
the ruling Revolutionary Council
aald &be crlala would be con-
1ldered after an lnt.emaUonal
panel ia set up to probe its
cbarpa againlt the 1bah. It did
DOt say whether the captives
wouJd be freed at that time or
aft.et the lnveltilaUon la over.
Tehran Ra4iO announced tbe
elevadon of tbe pn11dent from
aetlnf thairman to head ot the
couneU with the cooHnt of
(leel&AN, Pal• A.J)
Berenice Heller It.ares lnt.o the coloNal
race or a bronze horse on display at the
Metropolitan Museum or Art in New York.
The horse's head was a gift lo Count
Carafa of Naples from Loren10 the
Magnl.flcent oC Florence ln lCl and stanch
nearly slx feet h.lgh.
Station
Closings
'Omirwus'
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Every w~kend fewer gasoline
stat1ons appareoUy are open for
business, a tum of events that
the Soul be r n C a 11 ro r n I a
Automobile Club interprets as
an ominous sign.
Since the first or the year,
Auto Club spokesman Mike
Maslnter said Thursday. the
oumber of metropolitan area
stations operating on Saturdays
has decreased by 20 percent.
while the number open for busi-
ness on Sunday has been cut in
half
··Motorists are noticing short
lines Conning at some stati<>11& ln
metropolitan areas as a result of
shorter operating hours ... We
are nowhere near the crisis
situation of lut year, but um is
how these tbtnaa be1tn, · ·
Mas inter 11aid in regard to lbe
club's survey of 362 slaUona ln
both metropolitan and ouUytna
recloru.
Tbe survey showed a.n
averace 75 percent would be
open thb Saturday, compared lo
8S percent the Ont week of the
year, while only an averaae 34
percent would be open on Sun-
day, compared to 46 percect ln
the earlier period. Met.ropolltan
areas would have the fewest It.a·
Uooa opeo, wltb a low of 17 per-
cent oo &mday.
"U weekend opmt~ eoatlDue
to •o down, we will aee much
loocer lloes formloe on
Tburaday1 aod Friday•."
Ma1lnter tald.
No Separate Jury
For Alcala Sentence
A Judge ruled Thursday that
Rodney James Alcala may not
have a separate JUt)' deliberate
his pwushmcnl should he be con
v1cted of tbe mu.rder of 12 year
old Robm Sarnsoe of lluntuigt.on
Beach.
Attorneys for Alcala unsuc
cessfully argued that the JUI)'
that consider-a AlcaJa's gwlt or
innocence should not be the
panel. ii Alcala lS convicted, lo
make a d e t e rm1nat1 o n on
whether he should face the death
penalty.
Orange County Sopenor C.ourt
Judge Pbalip Schwab found Ln
favor of the prose~ullon when he
said a single JUI)' will be sworn
Defense attorney Jeffrey
Fnedman s&Jd today that a de
c111on has not been made u yet
on whether to appeal Judge
Schwab'• decision.
Friedman noted that a sinwlar
ruling la now under appeal to the
Atat.e Supreme Coun and that hf
knows of at lea.at three other
trial• that have tHaen stayed
pendinc a oourt declJloo.
Further heartnaa in advance
Baker Campaigns
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rlco (AP>
-~-Howard Balter, lookinl tor a victory &bat wlU project
him u a wtnou, becan • two-
day caml)alp bUt.a of Puerto
Rlco today when be bQ9el to
captur9 tbt lllaod'• 14 deleptel
ln the Feb. 17 wtnaer·tab-all
Republltan primary.
of tht' start of Alcala'" tnal will
bt' held next week
The defense w1U seek to bar
rert1un statements Alcala mJdc
to pohct.> UlVel>llgators after his
July 24 arrest m connection with
the disappearance and murder
of the Huntington Beach g1rl
Her body wa5 round In Sierra
Madre two we-eu after her June
20 dLsappearance Alcala was
Living m nearby Montere) Park
Alcala's attorneys also will
seek to suppress informa\lon
pertatntng to other c rimes
Alcala LS alleged lo have com
m1tted
Hwuington
Coastal Plan
In Limbo?
A state mandated coutal plan
for Huntlniton Beach is mired in
a citizens' committee that bas
no idea what It l5 dotn1. Coun-
cilman Ron Pattinson bas
charged.
PattinloD said he believes the
city's Local Coutal Proeram
Advlaory Committee may never
flnltb the plan which must be
approved by the COUDCU DO lat.er
than January Ulll.
"I 'm not sure they've ac·
com Uabed anythlac. · • auected Pat~. "We uk them to do
t.binp and they doo 't even liaten
toua."
Valley CD Chief Dies
The 17·member commtu.e re-
cently w• uked to aeleet a
chairman, a council request
com mlttee membera a UH bavea't honored. Pattinson
clahm membera baw 1011bbed
similar dla>CU IUll..UC. ln
lb• put. Cancer Clainu Bob MonU1ey, 34
feat prolfam wltboat com· ,.,..atlaft. la • 111' lotentft • ....,...., .... , ........ '°~ ....
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"lla7be lt wlll eneo•r•1•
IOID ... wMll la a llmila.r IMoa Uoamlli..,dlftlnltr fadne .............
MorlUHJ dneloped local
plau to be Uled ln event ol
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eartbquakH or floods and
b•I~ .. tabU1ti ald 1taUoa1 Ull'OuChout tbe •.
He la ll&n"iftd by Illa wt!• • ........ tt:eldldND· llobb6e aadMllm• A ,_... &I pa.Md for
10 a.aa . l•t•rd•J •t SW
8arb1ra•a C1tll0Ue Cla•r:!i
followed b1 burial •t 0
Sbepberd C.ID•lery lo HUDl· lnct.oe Beacb.
B•t commttt•• member Edward ~be cbarpd Pit·
t1Dloa bM ~ on11 ... cl
the ~ p1P .... IGM ud
doel .. ..... • lood t..a tor
nat. • IOllll on. "Ube"'d t.u.dte time to eome
to a m..U•I or two," 1ald
ZlebOdM. ··t -·· tbs.t be'd be saytqtM.._ .......
"I'm J9" .,.,., diaUJ.._td wtt.b the wboae th1q,'' ua. CGdD•
oUman eont.t.aued .
in a \elephooe call from a White
Howie lobbyiat this mo~ He
S8Jd bf! aUo WU told that l'e-
glat r alJOO of 18-year-olds also
would begin "some months
hence "
Carter's nx.-ommendatton lore·
g1s ter women for the first time 1n
the nation s history 1s expected to
rare troublt: In Cong res!. lt Will be
reque~ted in separate leg1sla1.J on
~o as not lo Jt-0purd1zc early 1m
plemental1on or rcg1strat1on for
mrn ' ThOt.11th Carter cunently has
authonty lo orde r drart reg1stra·
t 100 of men. hl' needs con
i?ress1onal approval for his SUR
1tesllon to include women Ad·
m1nas trat1on oH1c1dlS env1s1on
the male regi.stration program
a!. bt'1t1 nn1 n~ this ~ummer.
probabl~ at post offi ces
Although White House ofhc1aJs
al'knowlcd11?e the remale re1t·
1\tr11 t1on 1:.:.ue w 111 be con
trovers1al. t~y are not ready to
buy House Speaker Thomas P
O'Neill's ar gument that 1t would
never pass
In dec1dmg whelher to include women. the White House con-
!> 1 d e red a p ossible ca..urt
challenge tf registration we re
hm1ted to men only, one orncial
s aid Thursdav He said lhere
were fears that a swt cballeng·
mg a male-ooly program as un·
constitutional would "be sue
ceurul In blocking the pro·
gram.''
Coast
Weather
0 u.ty wtnd.s continuing
many area1 tonight ,
dlmlolablng Saturday
leavlnl some high cloudi-
oeH. Lows t.onJcbt ln the
40a. Hleba Saturday 68
alone the coast and 75 ln·
land.
INSIDE TODAY
T,..,._., ftWC" mon to a
~ U. Uw f'*b or /bt
that lplaMta obow IO!lter. A
SO·/Oot repUco ol Dana
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OD federal bribery ud ~ ~ u.s. Dl.ltrtct Juqe Olivw o~ ..w u. .,.,_, .w '1oM
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eondJUoma."
"n.ou,b the defendut (P\ood) auffen from m1A1 pbyljeal
albntata. the court do.-not feel t.bat a trial m wttleb pros* ~ .. dill cm a. as ... t. &M.., dMt•a...,... Diida .._..
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -The J~e ovenee.iq lbe Loi
An&eles school lntegratioo caae, now in its 18th weelt, baa de-
liver ed another ban b cn Uciam of the school board's all-
volunt.ary deserreeaUoo plan. Juat as the board attoroeya are
windina up their case.
Superior Court J Ilda• Paul Egly of ~ Beach said
Thunday that t.be boarcf'1 propoul, presented to blm • a $-1
vote last fall "does ool meet m.r July 5, im order.'' wblcb
directed the board to "reallstlcallY commence the dellepega-
tioo of this district."
The district bas bee n under a part-mandatory, part-
voluntary integration plan for 2~ years.
IJafl p..,er lleC•rll•
By Tbe Aasocia&ed p._.
Electricity was restored today to most ol the 94,000 Paelllc
Gas & Electric: Co. customers who lost power when saJe-foree
winds blew down lines in severaJ San Francisco Bay area com·
munities.
Winds of up to 60 mph a1ao whipped 20-foot breakers aloq
the coast Thursday and damqed a levee la the aame area ol the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta tbat was Rooded lut mootb.
PG&E reported outages in San JOH, Sant.a Cruz, Hayward.
Livermore, Dublin. San Leandro and Antioch.
Sec!ret or Not"!
Bidding Process
Brings Dispute
ByDOLORES BROOKSIRWIN OI , .. Delly 1"1194 IWt
The question of whether or oot
negotiaUom for an estimated $35
million Orange County computer
contract should be kept secret
has prompted clashes among
~ eounty atflciala.
And the Onmge County Grand
Jury entered the fray Thu.nday
to suggest in a letter that the
negotiations scheduled to begin
next Tuesday should be open to
public view
A memo issued simultaneous-
ly by Supervisor Ralph Clark,
however , ordered County Ad·
ministralive OHicer Robert Tho mas to keep the bidding
process \Dlder wraps untll the is·
s ue comes before the boa rd lnear-
ly March.
C o un t y s uper ~iso rs had
agreed in January that negoUa·
lions with three private com-
puter companies trying fol: a
five-year pact to provide data
services for the county should be
kept secret.
The secrecy, officials said,
Masked Man
Robs Theater
A gunman wearing a 1reen aid
mask and sweater beld up Hunt·
ingtoo Beach's Warner Drive-In
theater late Thursday after lDOlt
of the night's receipt.a were re-
moved from the cash drawer .
The bearded gunman got only
$20 from the ticket booth at 7932
Warner Ave., police said.
The man, brandlahing a six-
incb, blue-steel revolver. ap-
proached and left the booth at
about 11:50 p.m. on foot, offi cers
said.
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would allow the county to get the
most service for the lowest
price.
But two supervbons, Edison
Miller and Ha rriett Wi eder,
since have reported.ly been at-
tempting to get copies of tbe
contract proposals. presently 1n
the bands ol a blue ribbon com·
m ittee selected to study tbe
computer bids.
The Grand J ury leller , signed
by l'"oreman Benton Bejack,
recommended that the contract
proposals be ope n to public·
s<.'rutany now rather than wa1l.Ulg
fo r the end of negotiations.
.. This will facilitate a full and
fair discussion of those tss ues
and will serve to avoid rutW'e
t'riticism," the letter said .
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JOB. • •
Center.
M atthewa alleges that when
Belsito took no acUon, be repeat-
ed the coocerm whee tbey at·
tended a football game in Oc·
tober. He said be again uked
Belsito to look at invoices com-
ing from Cunningham.
Matthews uaerta be waited
but aaw no actioo being taken.
He aaid when be wu fired by
Western in December be went to
Huntington Beach Councilman
Ron Pattinson and presented his
concerns.
"Finally, I got aomewben,"
Ma tthews explained. "I took
documents to the police depart·
m e nt and then tbe audit
started."
.. All Eric ever told me waa be
dido 't have anything t~ do at
West.em and that be was unb8i):
PY," Belsito said. "I don't care
what anybody says, that's the
way it happened."
Hu.otiqton Beach City Coundl
members have said they're con·
cerned about tbe timing on the
a1le11Uoo1. It la expected a
special meetlnl will be called
next Tueaday to review tbe
timetable of events leadiq 1o
the cbaraes.
Several council membera MiCI
they want to know if city of.
ficlala had beard of the a.Des•·
lions aaai.Dst Western prior to
the nrm belftl blred .
Mmcler Victim's
stolen Car Soupt
Police an IUldDI tbe mllltl'I
1M7 Oldlmofllle -Sold. ~ctme num~er TWU uo -tbat
belonaect to a murder vicUm
fOUDd1l'bunday ta AAa!Mtm.
Tbe b9dy of Oall WayDe
Dauer. •. of _, W. UDCN.n
Ave. WU dileovered la tab 00. room aputment. H• baid -.. tied µj) ud bed been dead
MVeHl da1i. JJOl* laid •
"I laW IOIM ltMdeDti Win t.akJnf utn pbyileal edueaUon elua• to_, ... Ao WMM'lta'sed
ou&door l'Kf'MtklD,
Studeata at Nleblaa School
de1cnbld aome 1ubtt1tuw. u
· ·m .. · · a.nd complained at oo& MlDI f lven 1ulfAelnl work.
Otbera aald their 1ut.titute1
...... pleuan& and baid conchaa-
ed wOltbwbil• leuona. T h e Nleblaa s tude nt• i n ·
te rvlewed were m•nlmoaa in
d..trtac t.beir resWar teKben
back.
Acconlb:te to n,ur.. eomp6led
by t.be 4Mltl1et. strike D&J"tidpa..
UOG iDcnued ali&bUJ Tbunday
but decr111td today.
Penouel Dlrector Sa.alpiea
said putidpaUoD roee to 3ll
barsalnlnc unit metDben Tbun·
day, compared to 301 on
Wedneada,y. Today, bowever, Zl
addiUooal employees returned
to wort, be sald.
Sampica said the district bas
440 bar1ainln1 unit members,
i ncluding teachers. 1cbool
nuraes, · p s)'cholo1lata, and
olben.
Teachers claim thi.I total is in·
nated.
Sampica predicted maoy
more would return to wort after
Monday's le1ral bo~u Curnntly, tbe _salary
for FOUDtaln Valley teacben la
about '18.000 fOI' laa than 10 moat.bl work.
Teacberl are MMiq a 10 per-
cent ••I• increue wtiUe the dlatrict bu ottered t percenL
The lm&t!a ol the teachlna day
and ooe abbreviated achool day
each week .i.o ue key lasuea ln
the oel'IOtiatioaa.
rr.ta P.,,e AJ
m.AN •••
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini,
the 7&-year-old leader of the Ira-
ni an revolution.
Hasan Habibi, the council's
s p okesman, said Bani Sadr
would chair the policy-making
council's sessions, exeret.e the
councll head's legislative and
ex ecutiv e powers and
"harmonlae proceedings" with
government minlaten who are
not members ol the council.
Habibi indicated lhit setup
would contlaue until a Majlia, or
parliament, la elected March 7.
T he announcement con.firmed
Bani Sadr, who sot 75 percent ol
the vote la the preeldentW dee·
tJori Jan. 25, u Iran's ~
most lnflueoual leader after lbe
a1ed, allinC Khometni, who la
coovaJesctng after a heart at·
t ack
Dog Slaying
Film Flayed
NEW YORK (AP) -A
30 -second film or the
shooting death or a dog -
part of an art s eries
funded by national and
s t.ate arts coundls -can't
be disguised as art, says
the bead <:A a group that
promotes dthea access to
television.
A fllm. which abowed
the sbootlq ot the doe eo
times in a ball-hour, aired
on Manhattan Cable
Television on Christmas
Day.
Called .. Shot Dog
Film," the mini movie wu
produced and directed by
artiat Tom Ottemeu for a
28 -week aerie• or
videotape and mm by
artists called "Redcur-
t aln." It showed the black
and white monpel being
chained to a poat and shot.
Drafting Class
To Be Given
In Huntington
>. U.week drafting COW'H ••
beln• offered by McDonnell
Dou&Ju AltronauUcs Co. and
the HuntlD1ton Beach Adult
School.
Limited to 25 1tudent1, the
clue will meet from a:ao to t:ao
P• m, Monday throu,b Tbunday I
belinnln1 Feb. 19.
The clUMI will be ccmd'UCted
in Room K·3 at Weatminater
HJcb School. na. coune la tree,
and dnlUnl equipmmt 1fil1 be
provldedfGrdlilroom UM.
To quaUfJ. appkmta lhouJa
have had at leut one year of
algebra, a aemelUrr of draftinC
and a aemester of 1eo1MtrJ, cir
equivalent tralnln.1 or Job ex·
perience.
Or~ Mldon aad bllll 1cbo0l 11'• U.t. will bt eon-aldend for the dale.
Studeng wbo , 1uccH1full1
complete the eoui;. will be CCIII·
aldered for emplo1ment by
JlcDGIDMU ~-· ror DloH ormaUoo, call .....
....... "'-' ~"' •lic:tli9N -~
CITY WORKERS USE VACUUM TRUCK TO Cl.IEAH UP SWOGE IN INTERSECTION
Spill at Brietof Street •nd lrvtne Avenue Ne•r County Airport CauHd Tr•tftc J•m
THIS 18 PART OF JAM CAUSED BY SLUDGE SPILL
Ruah Hour Trafflc Held Up on Corona del Mar Freeway
Trial Recessed
The murder trial of Conner
Daily Pilot reporter Thomas An
d r e w Barley wa!I r e<.'e ss ed
Thursday after defense attorney
George Chula be<.' a me 111
Tesllmony from defense wit-
nesses was scheduled to ~ume
Monday mommg for the sevtm
man, fave·woman JUry seated
before Judge Mason Fenton.
Bar ley, 51, was arrested an -
conne<.'tion with the May 26 stab
bing of hi s wife. Catherrne Ann
Ba rley, 46 . The woman wa s
slain with a letter opener in
front of a Santa Ana shopping
Appointee Coming
TRENTON, N.J. (AP> -Gov. Brendan Byrne, sayin1 be want.a
to restore public: confidence m
the state's s candal-s haken
cu loo induatry, bu a.D.Q9UDced
that be wtU ~e at leaat ooe
new member to the Casino Con-
t rol Comm.laaioa next week. "I
want to insure that tbe bll banks
and hotel chains are not hesitant
about tnvestiai," Byrne sald.
'
<.'enter restaurant.
Barley has pleaded in~t
by reason of insanity to the
r har$?e He as ui custod' m heu
of $250.000 bail
Man Rescued
From Flames
LOS ANG ELES CAP> -Fire
fighters rescued a man from a
fi r e escape after a blaze
believed touched orr by careless
smoking caused the evacuation
of 50 tenants from the California
Hotel on We.t Sixth Street near
MacArthur Parlt.
The \mldenUfled. naked man,
about 51. suffered facial burns
as he was "cbued'' by names
and s moke along the second
noor of the hotel Thursday at s JO p.m. Another tenant suf-
fered smoke lnhaJaUon.
Fire officials put the damq e
at $17.000.
Suit~
•when you buy one suit at tbe regular
price, you can buy another of equal or
lesaer value for only $1.
' •
Sewage Truck
Spill,s Load;
Tmffic Stops
At &·JO a.m. today a dump
truck carrying a load of partial-
ly treated sewage braked sharp-
ly to avoid colliding with an auto
at the lntersec:Uon of Bnstol
Street South and Irvine Avenue.
In short order
-The sludge sloshed out of
the open truck and over the cab,
landing m a larae. smelly beap
lo the mtersectJon.
A motorcyclist. dressed in a
business swt. t rying to negollate
the slimy meas, lost control of
his cycle and crashed 1n the
sludge
Police offi cer.; trying to
d1re<.'t t ra!fic around the truck,
the oou and the fallen cyclist
watched helplessly as a pair of
a pparently confused motorists
l'Olllded with one another in the
midst of the mess
The result was a t wo -hour
s1galert that had Newport Reach
and Irvine bound tram c backed
up the length of the Corona del
Mar f'retoway
A<.'rordlng to one California
Hi ghway Patrolman. the Bristol
Street backup extended to the
San Diego i''reeway oven:ross-
1oa.
Newpc:lft Beacb police omoea,
aided by"c.ost.a Mesa patnlmen
and the CHP tned to direct traf·
fie a round lbe mess while
!'<t•w port Bea<'b city crews
rlrant'd the .,tr~t
Ralph llole, ~. of R1vers1de,
drl\<>r of the sludge trudt. said
ht• 1o1. asn't hurt in the m isha p.
The olher motonsts wv"lved m
:c;ubsequent accidents told police
they. too, were unhurt.
The same mterseetioo was the
scene of an an1ury ac cident
Thursday afternoon. Like this
mornin&'s mishap, Thursday's
crash resulted from a motorist
running a red light, police said.
Hole said be was dri villi on
Bristol when he had to brake
s harply to avoid a car that had
run across the i nte rsection
agamst the light.
Hombs Hurt 3
SALISBURY, Rhodesia CAP>
-Attackers burled gasoline ·
born bs mto the home of, ooe of
Robert Mucabe's party officials
early today, severely burnini
tbe offldal, hia wife and their
3-mooth old daughter.
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D•lly New•p•per
73, NO. '9, 4 secTIONS, • PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1980 FIFTEEN ceNTS
:: Vl&lldren .Bide Jitter Mother Slain ...
• .. WOODLAWM, M•. (AP> -
e1111Jd19, ..... ud .. Md
aa upetalrt bedroom for ~·•• two da11 after U..lr ~Mbilr ud bu boyfriead INd bnlla1b' mbbed to duU.,
ceaald.
i
Tb• vlctlma, 0 r•1ory A.
Blount, 11, ot BalUmo,.., and
Mar1 G. Shamona , U, of
Woodlawn, were found 1bunday
in lbe home which wu 1plal·
tered wttJa blood '1h'om ~ to
MUom.'' IMd Baltimon COUD&y
Police t.&. "*"' l'ram•.
Tb• tWO eblWrta, "attaid b)'
wb.at Ulley ...... ltayed ln lbetr
Mdroom from euly Wednelda1
mornlal ...U Tbunday after·
noon wa... -=n alerted police. Frame
He delcrlbed the acene aa a
"chapter out or 'Helle r
Skeltei-.' " a reference Lo the ac·
IWoDlen ! .
·Ulles .., ....... ,,
1 Gas Stations
> f
f Cutting Hours
' LOS ANGELES CAP) -ltvery weekend fewer gasoline
tatiooa apparently are open for
lness, a tum or events that
be Southern Ca l ifornia
utomobile Club interp'rets as
ominous sign.
Since the first of the year,
uto Club spokes man Mike
a s inter said Thursday, the
E
umber of metropolitan area
lations operating on Saturdays
as decreased by 20 percent,
, hlle the number open for busi-
ttess on Sunday has been cut In
Jtalf.
I "Motorists are noticing short
lirvu.e Voters
' ~:ti.oned on
ot ~hange
~ A petition drive asking Irvine
r.70ters if they want to choose Ci·
ty Council members by distnct.s
:began Thursday.
1 Gilbert Nelsen Jr ., the ~airman of the citizens group
~romoting the initiative, s aid
'about 7S signatures were
!g athered after Coun cilman 1L3rry Agran put his name on the
:first petition.
( Nelsen's proposed charter
amendment Is similar to one ad·
ivocated by Agun in November
~bat effort was rejected on a 3·2
,council vote.
0ppo6ing it then were council
members David Sills, Art An
thony and Bill Vardoulis
: Nelaen said this morning hls
group, known as the Citizens for
District Elections Committee,
'will have 10 circulators in the
icommunity during the weekend.
The committee needs to
gather about 4,500 signatures, or ts percent of the registered
voters in Irvine, to qualify lhe
tmeasure for the ballot, probably
·next November.
I A meetinl la planned by sup-<See BAILOT, Pace AZ)
lines forming at some stations in
metropolitan areas as a result of
shorter operating hours ... We
are nowhere near the crisis
situation of last year, but thls is
how these things begin ,"
Masinter said in regard to the
club's survey or 362 stations In
both metropolitan and outlying
regions.
The survey showed an
average 7S perdent would be
open this Saturd~, compared to
8S percent the first week of the
year, while only an average 34
percent would be open on Sun-
day, compared to 46 percent In
the earlier period. MetropoUtan
areas would have the reweat ala·
tioos open, with a. low of 17 per.
cent oo Sunday.
"If weekend openings continue
to 'o dallm, we will see much
lo•1•r Unes formla1 on
Thursdays and Frldaya,"
M asinter said. "Motorists wm
be afraid they w111 not be able to
buy gas on the weekend."
He added. "'Saturday closures
n o rmally fo llow S und ay
closures, and if the number of
Sunday closures gets down to 10
to IS percent, we wiU be in lrou
ble ··
Maslnter pointed out that
gasoline s upplies In January
were down 11 percent from the
same month a year earlier,
while the 1979 period was
already down S percent from
1978. Normally , he added ,
gasoline demand increases by
an average S percent a year.
although this figure has been
te mpered by conservation
conscious motorists.
Meanwhile, the Auto Club sur
vey reported an average 1.3 cent
per gallon increase in gasoline
m the past week, brioging the
rise to 10.S cents per gallon since
the first of the year.
Average prices at self-service
gas stations in melropohtan
areas for the past week were
$1.17.4 for regular, $1.22 for un·
leaded and $123.8 for premium
Prices were about half a peMy a
gallon higher at full-service st&·
tions.
eouqt ot lb• Qarl11 lllDIOD
1l1y1.Qp in California.
Larry Blft'denton Simmou,
JO. o( Columbia, lld., tbe
woman'• _e1tua1'4 buabaad,
bu been &nwted and CbU'led
with munter in coaoeeUoa with
the 1laJiap
Robert C. Felhauer. d1apatch
supervilor for the county police,
said earlv tbls mornln1 that
Sim mom turned hlmaelf ln to
Howard County police at 1 a.m.
He added that a warrant bad already been 1 .. ued for Sim·
mom' ar!"Mt. Tbe -boy, nine· year-old Dar·
ren, k>we1ecl hla 1llter, Tampa,
out the window Gf the two-story
townhoale 1bunday afternoon.
police said. to the out.I~
arma of children playin1
nearby.
It waa then, Frame said,
neilbbon reall.zed there waa "a
domutlc dllturbance" and
called police. Frame said Mrs. Simmons
w a1 found ln an upstairs
bedroom with an extension
phone, where she bad apparent·
ly ned to call police.
He said ahe bad locked the
door. bul the killer bad knocked
ll down.
Police say the two children
were In a room n ear the
bathroom. When police came,
the door to the room wu wide
open.
Darren, Frame said, came out
of the room shortly alter the kill·
mgs, saw the gruesome sight
and ran back to the bedroom.
Felbauer said the children
were placed with relatives.
Into New Draft
Berenice Heller stares into the colossal
face of a bronze horse on display at the
Metropolitan lllUHWD of Art in New York.
The bone's bead was a gift to Count
Carafa of Naples from Lorenzo the
Magruficent of Florence in 1471 and stands
nea-tly six feet high.
Divo7~e Granted
For $377,630 Tab
Anne Kaurin Slemons, former
wife of Newport Bea c h
Me rcedes Benz dealer Jim
Slemons, was awarded $377,630
1n property and cash and
S2,SOO-pcr-month alimony Thurs-
day in Oranee County Superior
Court
Mrs. Slemons will take control
of a Westcli!f residence valued
at $165.000. its furnishings and
receive stock sale proceeds and
cas h totalling $20T,OOO.
However, she will not receive aoy portion of ~lemons '
automobile empire, including
Jim Slemons Imports Inc. and
Slemons L easing and Auto
Rental lnc. Both are located in
Newport Beach
Mrs Slemons claimed in the
property settlement action that
s he was due a sh are of the
automobile business because of
•
flaws ln a pre-nuptia l property
agreement which actualJy was
signed three days after the cou·
pie were married.
That agreement provided that
Mrs. Slemons would not receive
any portion of the car dealership
or the leasin& enterpnse
Judge Raymond Vincent found
that the agreement was valid
because the couple had orally
agreed to Its contents pnor to
their 1970 marriage 10 Las
Vegas.
Slemons will retam an equal
share of community property,
including interest 1n a con-
dominium in Hawaii.
Mrs. Slemons will receive the
S2.SOO monthly alimony for one
year. It will drop to S2,000 per
month for two years. After that.
she will receive Sl ,000 per month
<See DfVOllCE, Pase .U)
lroine Movie
'lheater Opens
In Big Spla11h
~ lrvl.ne'1 flnt motJoa picture
theater wu 1iven a 1pluby
openlq ln Woodbrid&e Thun·
day n1Cht when about 800 people
ahowed up to 1ee '•All That
Jan" and belp raiae funds for
an aquatic scoreboard complex
at Herttaae Park.
Official.a Hid thia moraine
about $30,C*> wu railed for I.be
1eOreboard f\md. Proceeda from U~et ulea went into the
·~teboard 8Ce0Ullt. Tb• ..... wll1 likelY double
IOOD llDee tbe lniDe Compu.y
baa pled1•d to match tbe amoca of moaer ra1Md Tbun-
day Dl,a.t OD a dollar-for-dollar buja-.to .. ,OOI. TbouCb k wll take about a
... OI' IO to~ tbe naet ..... w. ~. 1t lbcMakt be Hulr ...... to par for tbe elMU'Gildo U-.. ,,..._, whlcb
•• • e1tlm1te4 lo eo1t about ~-· .. -wb• 1eor1boar4 IJ'lt•• 11
Mlded • a.ttafl Palk dDct lnbla ta._ tit;llolt Ille MU
NaUoaal Swim rtaall ti.ere .......... ,... , ... TRSAna, • .,. Al>
Iran Leader
Cracks Down
On Militants
By 1"be Aaaoclated Presa
President Abolhassan Bani
Sadr consolidated ha power in
Iran today and intensified his
crackdown on the yo'1ng rrul.t ·
tants h o lding s ome SO
Amencans hostage in the U S
Embassy
llopes increased for the re
lease of the hostages soon But
the rul.l.ng Revolutionary Council
said the cn sis would be con
s1dered after an lnternauonal
panel ts set up to probe its
charges against the shah. It did
not say whether the captives
would be freed at that time or
after the investigation is over
Tehran Rad.lo announced the
elevation of the president from
•Ctmg chairman to head of the
council with the consent of
Ayatollah Rubollah Khometru.
the 79-year-Old leader of the Ira·
nian revolution.
Hasan Habibi, the council's
spokesman. said Bani Sadr
would chair the policy-ma.king
councU's seasiou, exercile the
council head's legislative and
executive pow ers and
"harmoahe proceed.l.np" with
1ovemment ministers who are
not members ot the council.
Habibi indicated this setup
would c<lOUnue until a MaJUa, or
parliament, i1 eleded March 7.
The announcement coofirmed
Bani Sadr, who lot 75 perc:eat of
the vote la the presidential elec·
Uon Jan. 25, as Iran'• ~
mo1t lnfiueotial leader after the
a1ed. ailing Khomeini, wbo la
convalesctni alter • heart at·
lack.
Architecture
Tour Planned
Frlend1 of tbe UC Irvine
lJbrary are pJ1na1n1 a vtalt to
PaHdena reb. 20 to ObHrw
wli<aue areblteetare. '1'&1 IJ'IMIP will tour UM An Cent« Collu• ot Dealp, Am·
ba .. aclor Collea•'• aucUt.rtwn
and tbe Gamble llouM.
C«* at tbl tour la tu. DOt lo-ci~ lcmeb. BaMe will dlNrt from AoblDIGD '1, FublOD ll1ud
at t a.m. ad return by I p.m.
For ,.....atiiona and lnfanna •
tJoa, call llS-5100.
I
SWlllller
Start
I.ikely
WASlllNGTON (AP) Presi-
dent Carter proposed. today that
men and women aged 19 and 20
register for a mtlttary draft
Eighteen-year-olds will be in·
eluded next year
Whtie the president broke pre
cedent Ul seeking registration of
women. he made 1t clear he was
seeking authority to regi ster
them onl y fo r no n co mbat
~erv1ce
In a wntten ~tatement, Carter
said draft registration is needed
to in crease the nal1on's military
preparedne!.~ and .. to deter So·
v1et aggression · ·
He said the decision to include
women ·· 1s a recognition of the
CANADA SHUNS
DRAFT OOOOERS -A10
reollty that both women and
men are .. orking members of
0'1r society "
"There &1 no distmctJon poea1-
ble. OD the buls or ability or performance, that would allow
me to uclude women from an
obhgalJon to regis ter ,'" Carter
declaf'e'd
Although he said he was '"very
much aware of t he concern that
many Amen cans feel about the
issue o( women 1n combat." he
added that many Jobs 10 the
mil i tary d o n ot in volve
haiardous roles
The dran reg1strat1on Carter
outlined would work this way .
Men and women would go to
their local post offi ce and fill out
a brief form .. No dra ft card will
be issued,·· Carter said.
No class1f1cation or examtna·
t10n of reg1strants will be re·
Qui red
He said he would ask for an ex·
tra $20 5 m1lhon for this fi scal
,·ear and S24 5 mtlhon ne xt fi scal
:.·ear ··for the Selecti ve Service
System to carry out ttus pro-gram ..
The program for 19 and 20-
year-olds would begin later ttus
year. but the White House gave
no date
The reguit ralJon forms would
require name. address. date of
birth. and Soc ial Security
number The forms would be
checked al postal windows "to
insure that they are lel(tble and
complete," a While Ho'1se "fact
sheet" on the proposal said.
Coast
Weather
Gusty winds continuing
many areas tonight,
diminishing Saturday
leaving some high cloudi·
ness. Lows toni1bt in the
40s. Highs Saturday 68
along the coaat and 75 in·
land.
INSIDE TODAY
r~·· nnicla more to a tollai. than tlw flMc or ftn
that ~ abow tOCltn. A
SO· foot r•pUca at Daao
Point'a F•lttval of Whale•
putt Uw ~ "' ,,.,.~.
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Bidding Process
Brings Dispute
Ry J>Ot..ORt:S llROOKS IRWIN
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.n1·~0\111t11m~ !'dw1lulf'd to tx'Rm
t ll'XI Tuesday ~hould be op..•n to
public Vll'W.
A memo issued simultaneous·
ly by Supervisor Ralph Clark,
howt>ver , ordered County Ad
-m1n1strat1v<' Off1C'er Robt>rt
Thomas to keep the bidding
process under wraps unul tbe 1s
sue comes before the board ln ear-
ly March
County supt'rv1 ~ors had
a~rPed 1n .January that nt'~OlJa
tion!> \\1th thrct.• pnvC1te com
putPr c·ompaniC's trying for Cl
five year part to provide data
services for the C'ounty ~hould be
kept secret.
The S('Crecy, omc1ah said,
would allow the county to get the
most ::.erv1C'e for the lowest
price. .
Rut two supervisors, Edison
Miller and Harriett Wieder,
E'rom Page A J
DIVORCE ..•
for one year when alimony pay·
ments will end.
She also will receive $500 per
month in child support.
Slemons' attorney, William
Wenke or Santa Ana, said tus
client is satisfied with the settle-
ment.
The Slemonses were divorced
in October.
Jn 1976. Slemons was an un·
s u ccessful candidate in the
Or ange Coast's 74lh Assembly
District. He lost to Democ rat Ron
Cordova. It was the first lime a
Republican had ever lost in the
district.
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Fast-working
Burglar Gets
$71,000 Loot
A home on Newport Beach's
Spyglass Hill left unattended
and unlocked -for 45 mtaut.es
Thursday was bur glarized of
valuables wor th more than
$71 ,000, police reported today.
Muriel Burke reported the
theft or jewelry' s ilver ware,
silver serving pieces an4 stock
certlficat.es.
She told poLice she left the
home unlocked because a
painter was working ther e. But
the painter apparently left for 45
minutes for luncb and when he
r eturned he found the home's
front door standing open.
Among the items hsted as
missing is a· set or sllver
flatware for 12 valued al $30,000
and $10,000 wor t h o r mis·
cellaneous silver pieces.
Police said t h e stock
certificates for 1,000 shares of an
aerospace firm. carried no value
in the inventory or missin g
item s.
Irvine Homes
Burglarize_d;
Loss $2,000
Thieves took a n estimated
$2,000 in belooe;ioga from two
Irvine homes We dnesday in
separate incidenu, police said
this morning.
Burilan broke into t.be home
or University Park resident
Oliver Papandrea, 45, sometime
between Tuesday and Wednes·
d ay, taking stereo equipment. a
color television, a tape rec;order
a nd Christmas presents valued
at about $1,200 .
Officers said lhe culprits pried
open a froot bedroom window to
get into the home and fled
through a rear sliding glaa11 door
with the loot.
In the second Incident,
buratan broke into the apart·
ment of Jack Girton, 281,...,and
made off with more than '1,000
ln valuables, l ncludlDI a
televlalon set and cameraa.
Police aatd the 1uapecrtl forced
open a window to aet into the
apartlnflftt ln the villa1e of El
Camino Ru.l.
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Brings Shift
h1 City Job
SAN t'llANCIS('O (Al")
Hf'tJl"trnr o f Votttr s T homas
KNirn«'y hAI ~n traMfC'rrt'd to
n j11b In lht' d •y's uw~r system
nCtlt•t' nftC'r c.·hh'\('8\' ~atdent."
''"''' t't'lNI hl1' allt"1tt"d rdt'rence to tlwm os "nHnJt.s "
('hlt•f Admlnl"traUvc O!fiC't'r
lln~''r lions mude t he movt"
T h 1ir,.1l11y uftt'r 30 Ch inese
lc•nd t•f'1' l'n-Mtntcd him with a
11t>\l\lon ~•RN'd by 5,000 proplt'
df'numcth~ K\\a "™'y's N'moval
from the> ""«latra_r'a po8t .
I.""' Nowm~r. an assocla~ of K C'UQC'Y'• allr 1C"d ln court
thnt h<' had rrrerred to th<-
l. h\ n('S(" as "IO'k'amn Cb.1nb"
~ause be .... mad •bod an eleclloa Nie requiriq Cllinese-
spea.k:mg precinct WORers.
Kearney, S2, has reputedly
said that be doesn't recall t..be re-
mark. which was publiciud la.st
fall dunng a court beanng oo
\he b1hngual ele<:llon programs
-Oel,, ...... ,...~ IAV'INE COUNCILMAN LARRY AGRAM (OlA88!8) SIONI DIS'TRICT EUCTION PETITION
Ceryl Cohn end Giibert NelMn Jr. Get lntttettve Drtve Rolling
1·,..,.r.,,.AJ
BALLOT •.•
~>ortt'nt lalc>r thl~ month to plan
"' n lC'.CY N .. h1on Hid h111 atroup
c·ondu<"tt1c1 I\ mnll !lurvty In
I hictiniber. ftcndlna out 700 que"·
tlonnal~ lo pcraon1 u klnl( 1r
ltrny 1111pportf'd &Jlcklnl( counC'll
mcmbflnt by dlalrtcu.
II " uld 4l ~ an"wer .. d l•f
flrm•llvfly About 250 of UINrt
will rC'ttlv~ h·t~,.. lnvllina lh('m
to t ht' m<l4\Una
('ounrll mt'lm~n are p~·nt
ly c>l«ted a t·larae In l rvant'
S..l11t <'Uli<'r thl11 week saJd he
bc·ll~vf'd dl1llfotin1e wouJd only
lt'•d to "ward politics" and
"volltlu l wheeling a nd deul-
ln11 "
Supporters or the measure
""Y dlstnct elections would in
lltt'ad provide all residents w11 h
t>qual and mort' accessible
repreM'nt.allon
Tht• chartt'r amendment pro-
poses that five d1slncb be c-real
t'd with counrJlmen elected by
votl'rs In l'uch distnct A c-om
m 1lh't' "'"Quid be e!'>tabhshed to
formulate a plan for d1stncung
In 1981
Agran said the at -large
systt'm rt-suJtt"(t an ne"•er areas
o r the cit y bei ng unde r -
reprt"Sented oo tht' council and
rontributed to burdensome cam·
paian C'OSls in lbe c aty as a whole.
The ballot m easure could
qualify for J une if enough
signatures were coJlected by
March 3. But Nt'l.sen sa.ad putt.mg
1t oo ~June 3 ballot wouJd ooJy
turn Jt IDlo 3 pohtJC'al ISS!le for
caodulate n.mrung for thrtt c1
t~ council seats at that time·
O.arges Exchanged
In Teacher Strike
Uy PJUL SNEIDERMAN
Of -Delly ~•let S'-tf
.l 'h1trjle11 and counter·charges
f11·w today on the conduct or
p1cket.5 and the qualit y or gub-
1111tute instructors u the Foun-
tain Valley E lementary &hool
1>1stnct teachers' stnke entered
1u third day
As more than 70 percent of the
district's teachers walke-d ptcket
hnes at 16 schools, d1slnct or
hc1als said they were awailulg
word from a stale mediator n·
J!a rd mg possible resumpllon of
contract lJllks.
A teacher spokesman said Jn·
!>lruclo~ were willing to return
to the negot1atJng table \1nth or
-.1tbout lh1.• mediator
Stdtt' mediator Draza
:\t n 1dun n.-portedly has not r<-
tu r nt'd c.:ill,,. from I-ounta1n
\.a lie:. lt':tl:hl·~ and d1stn<·t vf
r1c1ab
Contact.mg ~in 1c-tun " (){f1< •
lht> Dail~ P:Jot "as told lhP
rned1at-0r would bt-out most of
I.he da)
With hop<> for an early set.Ue
ment dimming. teachers and
distract off1c1als lt'\elt'd
numerous accusauons at each
other. all firmly daued by the ace med party.
Sharon &ott. a California
Teachen Association 0H1c1al
workulg wtth locaJ lmt.rudt>n.
cbaraed that some clu.arooms
a re bt'1ng manned by un·
quah!1ed. uncredeallaled sub
!>lltute-s that s tudents ar<'
t-n~.Jf.:Jng 10 unsupt>rnsed ac-
Uvitles outside the scboola and
that regular studJes are not be·
ing continued.
Fountain Valley Superinten·
dent Glenn Hardy bas cbarg~
that some teachers took home:
school supplles such as pa~r
and pencils JLLSt before the stnkf>
be~an
Robert Samp1co. thf' d.rstnct ~
pf:rsonnel d!reclor, i.a1d he ba'>
received call.5 from parent..s and
principals who claim p1rlcetu.~
t eac-ht'r> arP urv1ng th•·1r •tu
rknll> to d.li.rupt ''""'"'' ~ or.rl r.• •
to c·oo~rat~ Wlth i.ut.l">lllul~
StudeoL"i mt~n w,.t"".I r,•.ct!.11 ..
f-ount.am \ allev ~ch<J'>I Thur'
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TIIEATER. •
Chain Reaetion
Sludge Truck Overturns
Spomon for the a.coreboard
benefit. as W f'll "" l"">ntnbvtrJn
lO lhl' fund inrlwJ.-d krr,;,dm1hr
Homes. l''tuor Corp, the Owl
Com p.an.ies, t.be Akuia Company,
Dewey's Rubbish Ser vice,
Douglas Development Com pany,
the ln-i.ne Urufied School Dls-
1 nc-t thf' K oll Cnmpan). th•
W11l1am Lyon Company. J.M
Pett'ri. Company . Rutan and
Tucker law firm. 'ti. alnut V1Ua~c
M erC'hants AsS<K'1ahon and the
Warmington Development Co.
Thursday night's screening or
the Bob t'osse film also brought
down the curtam oo a corporate
matter that had created some
confusion before the five-screen
theater complex opened. At 6:30 a.m. today a du.mp
truck carrying a load of partial·
ly treated sewage braked sharp.
ly lo avoid coUid1ng with an auto
at the intersection of Bristol
Street South and lrvt.ne Avenue.
Jn short order:
-The sludge sloshed out of
the open truclt aod over the cab,
landing in a large, s melly heap
1 n tbe interaectioo.
-A motorcyclist, dressed in a
businesa suit, trying to negotiate
Barley Trial
Recessed;
lawyer Ill
The murder trial or fonn~r
Daily Pilot reporter Tbomu An·
dr ew Barley w as recesaed
Thursday after defense attorney
George Chula became ill.
TestirDOllY from defense wit·
nesses was scheduled to resume
Monday momlog for t.be seven.
man, five-woman Jury sealed
before Judge Muon Fenton.
Barley, 51, waa arrested lo
connec:Uon with the May a stab-
bing of b1a wtle, Catherine Ann
Barley, 48. The woman wu
slain with a letter opener in
front ol a Santa Ana sbopplq
center restaurant.
Barley bu pleaded Innocent
by reuoo of l~...:t to the cb1r1e. He la in c in Ueu
of S2:50,000 bell.
Marder Victim's
Stolen Car So.Pt
Police are ••*'q them..._
1987 OldlmollAM -IOld, JJemM
number TWU uo -tbat beloa1~ to_• mW"der Ylctlm
found ThUnday lD ADUelm.
Tbe body of Gall "II •1•• Dauer, 4!0, of l3IO 'fl. UaeolD
Ave. WU~ in bil ... roo• ~ Be bad .,._
tled up and Jaad bff n dead
MVeral dare. pol.lee lald.
'
the sbmy mes.1, IOISt control of
his cycle and crashed in the
sludge.
-Police officers trying to
direct traffic around the truck.
the ome and the faJlen cychst
watched helplessly as a p&r of
apparenUy conf used mot.otists
collided with Ol'K' another in the
midst of the mess
The rHull was a two-hour
sigalert th.at had Newport Beach
and lrvme-bound traffic backed
up the length of the Corona del
Mar Freeway
Accord.inll to one California
One
Highway Patrolman. the Brbt.ol
Street backup extended to the
San Diego Freeway overcl"O&
mg
Newport Beach pollce officers.
aided by Costa M~a patrolmen
and the CHP tried to d1re<'t traf
fie around t be mess w hile
Newpo r t Beach city crews
cleaned t.be stttet...
Ralph Hole. 25, or Rivenide.
driver of the sludge truck, said
he wasn't hurt tn the mLShap
The other motonsts lnvolved 1.n
subsequent accidents told police
lht'Y. too. were unhurt.
•Wbm yoa bay one nil at &lie replar
price, yoa eu b•y uedaer ol efl••I or leaser value for oaly $1.
Mann The11ler Cor p. h ac1
ortglDally signed a lease with
the lrvme Company, which owns
the land and the theater facility
1n the Woodbridge Village
Center
But Edwards Theaters. eager
to get into the lrvmc market.
took what is known as an "as
s1gnmmt" on the lease. offering
the Mann firm a s u m of money
to take over the lease.· The
Irvine Company then approvtd
the changeover Thursday after
noon.
Baslaess
.
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en ... ID lll'Od\lcdae la J.m allld N.J ~ •aJ O'Nrttik• U. UD.lt.ed morale. a~ _.eulU Aid. But be aaid Jut 1Nr'• &arset market lut moatb. up nearly t l*cenl ttom the same period laat Stat.• .. wortd'1 lea4lal -.0 ma.taftllrw. Inell._. ...u,, JDet. year. ·
'nU ,..,. .. ...,.._ tor l..-•1 U a-.omu en la 10.1 million TO)'eta'a .,.._mal. t.be N!uaa Motor Co., pabbed 21.1 per· "It Pl'O'Yet tbere'a DO recesaioo and people don 't like American
vnk•. D,• IDON tbu A-1caa com~ fXP9ct to build. celll ol tM ~le mart• l&1t year wttb ltt Detai.an ean and cara." one U.S. auto lnduatry anaJyat uJd.
The Japu•• t~ out t .I allb Nkt. laat JHr, a far truck.a. MIND -~ Jta 1mO produetJon at 2.5 million uni~. a Japan's success in the US. mark'et bu Jed to charges the
cry from tbe S10GO can a )'Mr that came oft tbe Unes ln tbe early t 5 _,.tttllt lncrtue, wtlb uporta expected to blt 1.2 mUliOD unlta, Japanese are "dumping" can t.bere. aellln1 them at lesa than they
lMOI u the l.DduslJ')I •N "'*ldtAI trom the wncta,e of World up 8.1 pt'fttll'lt. coet to produce in order to get a bluer ahare of the market.
War 0 . A romp&oy clftdal p...at.et.ed there may be a smaller world The success b.u also prompted demanda that Japane&e com-
More tun ball of lut 1•ar·~ PtOduetioG, oT •.5 mUUon cnarket tor Japa.oeae cara Udf, year, lncludhlC' a downturn IA U.S. panies atart producing cars tn the United St.at.es to provide jobs for velstd•. were ftported ad llir'OUCllt lt\ t is blllioa. tt wu the 1ate1. But be aald aucb eomDACt cara u the Dataun 310 are wtnn.Jn1 American autoworkers and soft.en the impact on the U.S. economy. larce.t ltarm amona UM ~·a total erport.a ol 1101 bll1lon Tbe orden that are too Jarce to fumdle. Tbe United Auto Workers la urging th•t companies exporting
carmden ~ Uielr elCPCJl'U to cUmb 11 pertat tba year to & "Even ii Japaneao b>dusb')' should tail u a poop, we're still more than 200.000 cars a year to the United St.at.es be required to
cn1Won -.it.a. boplna w m}ate a Jato,•· the Ni.Nan ofnctal aaid. open aaaembly plants there.
Tbe 1Wota Motor Co .. Japan'• IU'lllfl automaker wlt.b :n Ii Japanese automakers produced 22 percent of the cars Honda, Japan's third largest automaker, announced plans in
petteatd the domestic mut• ud 4.t pereeot ol tbe U.S. ma.rlset. Americans bou&b\,Jalt year, with Toyota movtn1 put the floan-December to open a plant in Ohio. Toyota and Niau.a officiab say
IQI hi ~Uon •lll rla.e 1.S percent to S.I mlmoo unl\a. It.a CJl clally a1llni Cb.r)'ilel' Corp. into the No. 3 spot behlJld General they are giving "close study" to the Idea, but that no decisions
pcm ....,_ta 1lm1WoaUD.lta,upt8 perttnl Mot.on andFord have been made.
Coal Gas New Vent1ire
Project Could Reduce Some Imports
PORTLAND. Ore. IAP) -Several West Coast .
natural gas supplJers huve announced a joint ven-
ture to study the feasibility of a coal gaaificalion
plant to provide supplement.al domestic gas for the
Northwest pipeline system.
"This could almost mate us l.ndependent of
Canadian gas," said John Van Bladeren, vice pre-
sident of the engineering and gas supply division
of Northwest Natural Gas Co. or Portland,
JOHN G. McMILLlAN, president of Northwest
Pipeline Corp. of Salt L11.ke City. said this week,
.. We are quite certain that coal gas will eventually
be part of the gas mix 1n the Northwest pipeline
system. We plan to develop a coal gasifi cation
facility as soon as possible."
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Northwest P1peUne us the major supplier of
natural gas lo Northwest Natural Gas Co. io
Oregon and southwest Washington. Northwest
Pipeline gels some of 1ui natural gas from Canada.
LAST MONTH CANADA raised its export
price 30 percent to $4.47 per thousand cubic f~l.
The increase will mean about $4.87 per month ad-
ditional to the average residential home healing
bill
Others in the gas1Cicat1on study joint venture
inrlu<1(• l'uscadt• Natural Gas. ~altle. CP Na-
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Seattl<'
'Carson City'
Dollars Sold
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -More thao 900,000
histonc Carson City "cartwh~J" silver dollars
minted in Nevada hav<' been put on sale by the
General Service!. Adm101stration today with an ex
P<'Cted $50 m1llton in proceeds for the U.S
Treasury
The sak through Apnl 8 off ers the coins by
mail at fixed pnccs.
The dollars, in custody of the GSA. somehow
escaped the massive coin melLo; of the early 1900s.
and a 1964 audit of Treasury Department holdings
revealed they were Crom the long-closed Carson
City, Nev .. mint. Most have never been in circula·
tion.
From 1972 to 1974, the GSA sold nearly two
million of the coins in five public sales.
The agency said it has beard from 600,000
persons interested 10 buying the coins, which are
in sealed plasllc cases inside velour-lined gift box
cs which also contain a brief tustory of the coin.
Tobler Na01ed
Magnin Chief
SA.'\f FRANCISCO CAP> -Harmon Tobler has
been elected president and due( execullve officer
of the 42-store J oseph M agnin. replacing Morton
Huff. who resigned
Tobler, !>3, bas been senior vice president for
s tores and personnel for nearly two years
Previous ly, he had worked for Dayton's in Min
neapolis.
lnlFF HAS RESIGNED to become president
and chief operation officer or 'Gimbel's in New
York.
Cynl Magnin. chairman or the board. also an
nounccd this we<>k the proposed sale of its San
Francisco headquarter operations center
THE PROPOSED SALE of the operations
center. for an undisclosed sum, will result in a sub-
st antial gain, the company said
The center will remain JM headquarters for
up to two years with relocation planned m the San
Francisco Bay area
The specialty s tor e chain Is located in
Califorrua, Colorado, Nevada, Utah and Hawaii.
AMC Plans
Four-wheeler
DETROIT CAP) -American Motors Corp.
will hatch ano~r Eagle -a four-wheel drlve car
-this fall.
Chairman Gerald C. Meyers told the annual
shareholders' meeting this week the company bas
given the project the code name "Eaglet."
Although Meyers would not provide details, a
director who did not want to be identified con·
finned trade reports that the new car would be
based oo AMC's subcompact model, the Spirit.
The Eagle, Introduced last fall, is a compact.
It is largely respollSlble tor AMC sales gains in re-
cent moot.bs nmning 40 percent or more ahead of
the same months a year earlier.
Tbe chairman did confirm that the new model
would be made in Kenosha, Wis .• AM C's only U.S.
plant handling can now.
·'We really have got to pull the curtain down
oo this, eo I'm oot gotnc loto dlmenalons, welpt.
fuel economy or anything elle.'' Meyera told re-
porters.
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often lpurnd by the 1lo1an. "lt'• 1m&rt to own a pleee ol Amertca." Owoenb.lp ·o1 stock, lt wu laid, me.ant you
were abartna lD I.be teooomJ'• bount.1.
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ro1a~ mooey, wben they bad taJtb tbat paper alwaya
would be acceiitab&e u a medium ol ucbanc•. when they
believed that economic lmt.ltutJoa.t were permanent. ' Faitb buD't vua11bed, but lt baa dim lnlabed, Wbeo you
speak today ot own1nc a piece of America you may ba talk·
lDi ot the real thln1. about real estate, oU, meta.la, trees
Tbae aeem to be the new collectibles, Juat u die.moods,
art, atamps aod rare books were
earlier.
It mJght all pus. Stampedes make
a great roar coming but they leave ln a
cloud of dmt. This stampede could also,
e.apedally 11 detente between the great
powers lJ resumed. Bul for now, It's
be re.
Each day lbe news papen document
It. Gold, ~Uver, platinum and copper are
hoarded by those who can ·lo nothing but
bold or trade them. Tbe actJve stocks are
often those of naturaJ resource com·
pant es.
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8Ual BUYERS CANNOT consume their purcbues.
Be<:ause their gold LS locked in a vault they cannot, for in-
stance. admire it. Tbey cannot make other product.a from
1t because they have no facility in doing so. For them,
met.a.I is money. And so are otber naturaJ resources. When
~pie suspect paper money, created as a substitute
because desirable limited natural resources are too cum-
bersome to handle, they lend to return to the real Uung.
AND WHAT CAUSES today's suspicions? The threat
or war, the instability of governments. inflatJon, and a rear
thal l.be old economic order is being upset before anyone
has a oot.ioo of what wtU replace it. And so the retreat to
basics. Gold, wbicb wu "demoneth.ed" or, as we t.hougbt,
s~t adrift. from currencies so th.at It could operate as ju.at
another commodity, la reusertlng It.self aa money. So are
real estate and other natural resources -the real thing
rather th&o substitutes.
Many coUec\on o( naUU'a.I reM>urces do not. even con·
uder themselves investors so much as escapees.
TREY DO NOT VIEW their holdings a.s soaring m value but instead view money as lostn~ value. The value of
natural re80Urcefi, they say. aren't rising in value u swift·
ly u currency is decllrung 1n value The mirage an ses.
they say, from denom1naung values 10 tenns of cUM"eDcy
When the stampede will end cannot be foreseen, but some
analysts claim they see a lllowdown, a correction. a re~at .
lhal oug.bt, bowever . & only temporary.
The reason. lbey 11y. ts that an uuUal quest for security
by some wealthy rndlv1duals, banks and governments. has
attracted anv~tors, then speculators, then gamblers. and
oow. mostWtely, lheunlllformed.
DANGEllS ABOUND. Exanunal.lon of any market
sho'WS that when pnces are suddenly inflated there soon
follows a relt:ase of air It may be onJy temporary. but it
often catc~ the poorly w ormed late-comers. But there
are dangers also in curttocles. at least, 1t appears, many
people bel.Jeve so. Currencies depend on the fulJ faJtb and
credit of lhe LSSuer, aod faith and credit have been badly
extended of late.
And so l<>ai u t.he world cannot get ita political and
eronomic ~ In order . that rear ~ likely to continue
Raisin R aisers
Face Trust Bust
FRESNO <AP> -AUS Jusu~ Department attorney s.aya tbe federal government 1s looking Into anti-trust aJ.
legaUoo.s a1tlllllSt maJor members of Calllornia·s rat.ain in·
duatry.
"We are ln~esthiat.ing to determine whether or not
~rtain practices wtuch may violate U S. antitrust laws
b•ve been e:ni•&ed ID by corporations or wdwiduals 1n the
raialn industry," aaid Carl Circa. a Justice Department at-
toniey in Washington, D C
THE INVESTI GATION ~udaced when Kale m
Barsenan. ~eneraJ manager of the Ra1sm Bargairung As·
soc1ation. filed a petition in U S. Dictrict Court here. 3eek·
ing a delay LD respondmg to quesuons from investigators.
The request WM withdrawn after the government agr~
to post-pone takmR dcposttlorui until a rter the harvest
teason. court records show
THE RBA 'S ATTORNEY. Lloyd McCormick o( San
Francisco. said he wa'i uncertain JUSt what t.he govern
meol l!I seeking but said the RB A has been supply10g tbe
investigators w1th documents they have requested. The
RBA represents 1.800 growers who produce about 40 per-
cent of the area's raisins. Sun MaJd Growers bas al"IO be-en
requested to s upply the government with 1nformat.Jon, the
R BA petition stated
Oil Funi Plans Boost
LOS ANG EL ES <AP> -Standard Oil Co. ot Callfornia
planA to boost production In tU slate oil fields, halt.lo& a de
cade-loog decline in domestic oil production by next year.
aays CbaJnnan Harold Heynes.
Haynes told the Loe Angeles Society of Financial
Analysta recenlly that CaJ Standard's top priority ls "to re·
verse the decline in U.S. 011 output."
.Produc:tJoll ln the state could be doubled du.rln1 the
next five years from S0,000 to 100,000 barrels a day, he
said, uaurnlnti that air quality pennlta cao be obtained
from st.ate officialJI.
Most of the San Frandsco-based nrm 's crude oll pro·
ductJon ot about 3.3 mllUon barreb a day comes from
rorelgn sources. with <'urrent t; S. output around 390,000
barrels a day.
Gold, Silver Quotations
By Tbe AllaOd•ted PC"eU
Selected world 101d pr1eea toda.y: l 1aifc.: momlng fixing $618.~. off Sl0.'15;~
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New Y...t: Handy fr Harman )ate mornln• '4192.00. off
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1 ~ 1 11, NO. Jt, • SECTIONS, 41 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1980 FIFTEEN CENTS l
SC Recall . Strat~gists Meet Tonight ·11
Leaden ol the lateat recall
ell*lt lo atrlfe-rtddea Sao
mente u1 tb•>" ll en Ht
tonl1bt to formulate tbelr
tieal attack oo Mayor Roy
mm ..S Coandlmac BJcbard man.
lleanwlllle, Sao Clemente
citlJem. wearinf lapel buttons
, bat read "E ectton," are
•cireulaUna statement.a of lnten·
Uoa to seek the recall of the two f
~
eou11eU memben. II t.be recall la
puNued, U would be t.bt third re·
eeot Neall tftort lo the cll.Y'• ln· c"4aain111 canteatloua political
cUmate.
The acUc:in comes after a dem-
0n1 tr ati o a at City Hall
Wednesday niaht that saw more
than 200 reaideota force the couo·
cil to adjourn the meet.in& an hour
after it began.
Tbe turmoil surrounded the
' iW01nen
I
jJnes Fo,...ing
'.Gas Stations . • 1 l Cutting Hours
H
os ANGELES CA P> -
ery weekend rewer gasoline
lions apparently are open for
iness, a turn of events that
e Southe rn Ca l i f o rnia
~utomobile Club interprets as
'fl ominous sign.
£
Since the first of the year,
uto Club spokes man Mike
ulnter said Thursday, the
mber of metropolitan area
1tations operating on Saturdays Mis d~creased by 20 percent, 7 .Yhile the number open for busi·
~s oo Sunday baa been cut lD
If. . Motorists are noticing short lines forming at some stations in
cttetropolitan areas as a result of
shorter operating hours. 4 ~ We
re nowhere near the erishs
watioo of last year, but \hla ia
ow these tblnga begin,''
aaint.er said ln regard to the
tub's survey of 362 stations lD
th metropolitan and outlying
gions.
The s urve y s h o wed an
:
verage 75 percent would be
pen t.bia Saturday, compared to
~ percent the first week of the
year, while only an average 34
percent would be open on Sun·
day, compared. to 46 percen~ in ~e earlier pertod. Metropolitan
freas would have the fewest sta·
tlons open, with a low of 17 per·
~ent on Sunday.
• "If weekend openings cont inue to go down, we will see much
longe r lines fo rm i n g o n
Thu'rsdays and Fridays,"
Masint.er said. "Motorists will be afraid they will not be able t.o
buy gas on the weekend."
; He added, "Saturday closures
'10rmally fo llo w S unday
closures, and if the number of
~unday closures gels down to 10
to lS percent, we will be in trou·
ble."
M asinter pointed o ut tha t
gasoline supplies in January
were down 11 percent from the
same month a year earlier ,
while the 1979 pe rio d was
already down 5 percent from
1978. Normally, he added ,
gasoline demand increases by
an average S percent a year.
although this figure has been
t e mpered by cqnservation-
conscious motorists.
Meanwhile, the Auto €1ub sar·
vey reported an average 1.3 cent
per gallon increase in gasoline
in the pa.st week, brinlin& the
rise to 10.5 cents per 1alfoo Since
the first of the year.
Average prices at self-service
gas staUons in ~etropoli\an
are•• f« the pa.IC• week weft
$1.1'1.4 for regular, h .22 for un-
leaded and $123.8 for prem.lW'.1'1 .
Laguna Beach
Councilman's
Home Looted
The home of Laguna Beach
City Councilman Wayne 'Baglin
was burglariied this week and
more than $8,600 in jewelry and
other valuables were taken.
P olice said burglars entered
th e We ndt Terrace h o m e
sometime between 8:30 a.m. and
4 : 45 p. m. Tuesday taking a
dia mond ring valued at $5,000,
s ilverware wortb $2,000 and
other jewelry for a combined
loss of $8,640.
The council member s aid It 1"
t he sttand time his hilltop home
has been burglarized in recent
years.
Officers said they do not know
how tbe thieves ente red the
house.
council ~ty deelaloo to ap-
point Roy Hurlbut to ftll the seat
of Myrtia Waper, who died laat
moo lb.
The crowd became enraged
wh~n the council i1nored a
2,084-algnature petition asking
tbat a special election be held to
fill Mrs. WagDer's post.
Tbe councU-appointed Citiuns
Advisory Committee and two
civic grou1>5 also demanded the
electkJa be held in eoaJunct1on
wttb tbe June primary.
''We're IOing to be,U. OW' plan
of attack tonipt," aald Alan
Konen. a 38-year-old executive
reendttt who says be "bun't
done anythJ.q political lD more
than three years."
Korsen says the thouc,ht of yet
another recall lD San Clemente
does not please blm, adding, "I
think lbe people are alck of it."
But be said lt la • 'im~ative
tbat tbe people have control of
their city qa.ln.
·'If we recall-and I think we
will-we'll try to make an
educated campallJl of th1a thing
between oow and June."
He said the group, in coojunc-
Uon with the recall effort, "will
try to prevent tbe (current) re-
call of (Councilwoman Karoline)
Koe st.er." as well as support
several of the candidates seek-
ing elecUcla in April.
Tbe seata of Ahlman and
Councllman Ed Kai.ached are be-
ins sought by six candidates
April 8. Ahlman haa filed for
election to anothe r term but
Kalsched will not s eek re·
election.
Konen said what remains to
be decided is whether the recall
<See RECALL, Pa1e A?>
ered Into New Draft
Fro• tlae Horse'• /Jlo.i•
SUlllDler
Start
WASHINGTON CAP > -Pres1
dent Carter proposed today that
men and women aged 19 and 20
register for a military draft.
Eighteen-year-olds will be in·
eluded next year.
Whue the president broke pre·
cedenl in seeking registration of
women. be made it clear he was
seeking authority to register
the m only for non-combat
service.
In a wrllten statement, Carter
said draft registration is needed
to increase the nation's military
prepaJ"ednesa and "to deter So-
viet aggreuloo."
He aakl tbe decl!rioo to include
womea '"W a recopitlon at the
CANADA SHUNS
DRAFT DODGERS -A10
Berenice Heller stares into the colossal
face of a bronze horse on di.splay at the
Metropolitan Museu·m of Art in New York.
The horse's head was a gift to Count
Carafa of Naples from Loreoso the
Magnificent ol Florence iD un and stand&
nearly six feet high.
reality &b.8t both ..,.... ud
mee are 1l'Ol'fidq members al our soeletY .... ••
''There la no diatinction pouj-
ble. on the basis of ability or
performance. that would allow
me to exclude women from an
obligauoo to register ," Carter
declared
Divorce Granted
For $377,630 Tab
Anne Kaurin Slemons, former
wi fe o f N e wpo r t Be ach
Me r cedes Be nz dea ler J im
Slemons, was awarded $377,630
in property and c a s h and
$2,500-per-month alimony Thurs·
day In Orange County Superior
Court.
Mrs. Slemoos will take control
of a West cliff residence valued
at $165,000, it.a furnishings and
receive stock sale proceeds and
cash totalling $207,000.
However. she will not receive
any po r tion o f S lemons '
automobile empire, including
J im Slemons Imports Inc. and
Sle m ons Leasing and Auto
Rental Inc . Both are located m
Newport Beach. Mrs. Slemons claimed 10 the
property settlement acuon that
she was due a s hare of the
automobile business becaUH of
flaws in a pre-nuptial property
agreement which actually was
signed three days after the COU·
pie were married.
That agreement provided ~at
Mrs. Slemons would not r~tve
any portion of the car dealership
or the lea.sing enterprise.
Judge Raymond Vlnceot found
that the agreement was vahd
because the couple bad orally
agreed to lta contents prior to
their 1970 marriage In Las
Vegu.
Slemoos will retain an equal
share of community property.
includln1 interest lo a con-
dominium in Hawaii.
Mn. sa,,mou will receive the
$2,500 monthly alimony for one
year. It will drop to $2,000 per
monlh for two yean. After that,
abe will recetve $1,000 per month
for one rear wben allmOQY pay-
menll WW end.
She abo will ~ive $500 per
' month ln chJJd aupport.
Slemom' attorney, Wiiliam
Wenke ol Santa Ana, aald his
• client ta utilfied wtlh the settle-
ment.
Tbe Slemoma were divorced
~tober. In 191$, S&emoftl WU aD Ull·
aucc.,afw candldate ln tbe gr,:_ Cout'• 14th Aaaembb'
Racial Slur
Brings Shift
In City Job
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Registrar of Voters Thomas
Keam ey has been transferred to
a 1ob in the city·s sewer system
office after Chinese residents
protested his alleged reference
to tbem as "Cb.tnk.s."
Chief Adnunistrative Officer
Roger Boas made tbe move
Thursday afte r 30 C hinese
leaders presented him yith a
petition signed by 5,00Q/ people
demanding Kearney's removal
from tbe registrar's post.
Last November. an associate
of Kearney's alleged in court
that be bad refer red to the
Chinese as "goddamn Chinks"
because be was mad about an
election rule requiring Chlnese-
apeaking pttcinct workers.
Kearney, 52, bas repeaLedly
said that be doesn't recall the re-
mark, wbicb was publlciaed last
fall during a court hearln& oa
the bllingual election pro1rama.
Mayor Looks
Pretty Good
For 170 Years
Laauna Beach Mayor lack
Mc°Do'nll said bis pbooe nn1
off tbe book Tbursday nitbt
alter a llOr>' appeared in the
c:r:~~nalq bis llnanclal
Tbe callen weren't 1.Bqulrlq
about hls economic lotere1ta,
wblcb .... nqulnd to .. ma
public under the Polltlcal
Reform Act. Tbef jult wanted to tell tbe
ma1or be aure cloean't lc,ot liFMnold. '• what tM •torJ' ialcl. a t ..._.. la t.M u.lrd: ,... ....... ~ .. 1.-n"Ud•...-. calla .n .. .., ., t.o U p.a .• "
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Alt.bough be said he was "very
m uch aware of lhe concern that
many Ame ncans feel about the
issue of wom en 111 combat ," he
added that many JObs in the
mili t ary do n o t in volve
hazardous roles.
The drafl registration Carter
c.uthned would work this way
Men and women would go to
their local post ortice and fill out
a brief form "No draft card will
be 1ss~." Carter s aid.
No cl asslf1cat1on or examina -
tion of reg1strants wiU be re·
quired lte said he would ask ror an ex-
t ra $20 5 million for this fiscal
year and $24 5 mill.Jon next fiscal
year "for the Selei:llve Service
System t.o carry out this pro-
gram.··
The program for 19 and 20·
year-olds would begin later this
year. but the White House gave
no date.
The registration forms would
require name. address, date of
birth , a nd Social Se curity
number. The forms would be
checked at postBl windows "to
insure Utat th~y are legible and
complete," a White House "fact
sheet" on the proposal said.
Or~:i;4,Co~st
Weather
Gusty winds cootinulng
many areas tonight.
dlmlotabina Saturday
leavlng some bi.., cloudi-·
neaa. Lows too.lc,ht ln the
40s. Hieb• Saturday 68
alon1 the cout and 7S in-
land.
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LONDON CAP> -Gold doMd tower ln Swope todQ, dUt tM
dollar *'M booli.cl lA tredllll. · Tbe doa1q &lli&d prl~ ta London WU .., .50 ID omc'e, "f
rrom -3.$0 al the c1oaie •nu11'1da1
Earlier ta LM day. sold al umped ta. n la l:lODC Kone to
cao.e al 111'.20.
Appe•I Ffle4 •• T•I••• •eddea
LAKE PLACID, N.Y (AP> -Lawyers ror tbe Lake Placid OJym~c Oraanbi.n& Committee filed an •neaJ today of a judae a declaklo that Taiwan could compete in t.be Winter
Games as the Republic or China. A bearing was scheduled for Monday ln the appellate
di visk>o of New York State SUpreme Court ln Albany. Al the aame time, members of the lntematiooal Olympic
Committee execuUve board met ln private to bear an appeal
that the SWnmer Games be moved from Moscow becaue ol the
Soviet Unlon'• occupation of Afghanistan.
Ga,..,..d f' •~e• Dri•lcl•fl Co1111c
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (AP) -Marine Pfc. Robert
Garwood wbo ts awalti.DC word oo whether he wlll be court·
martialed for desertion and collaborating with the enemy iD ,
Vietnam, has been arrested on a charae ol drunken drlvilll,
authorities say. -..a Highway Patrol Trooper W.B. Bullock said tests abow.u
Garwood had a blood alcobol content or .ll percent when he wu
arrested Thursday night. Jl is illegal to drive with a cootentof .10
percent or more.
Vnion Boss Denies
Sexual Harassment
OAKLAND (AP) -A union
boss being sued for sexual
harassment has denied a ll
<:harges made against him in
testimony from more than a
do2en former waitresses and un-
10 n employees. Ruy La ne,
:;ecretary-treasurer of the Hotel
and Restaurant Employees and
Bartenders Local 28 in Oakland,
testified Thursday that be had
never' even met two of the llu'ee
women who are suing him and
the union for $1 million for i.nflic·
Testing Dates
·For Censos
Takers Slated
V .S. Census Bureau officials
have scheduledi four testing
dates in Laguna Beach for office
workers. cerusWI takers and crew
leader posts.
Tests will be given Feb. 11 and
20 at 7 p.m. at Laguna Federal
Savings and Loan, 260 Ocean
Ave .. and at Laguna Beach City
Hall, 505 Forest Ave .. at 2 p.m.
Feb. 13 and ?:7.
More than 800 jobs for census
takers and crew leaders and
about 200 positions as office
workers in the Laguna Niguel
proceuing station are open.
Hiring will continue through
June. Census crew leaders are
paid '$4 .SO an hour Census
"taken get $4 an hour. Both posts
offeT 18'h cents per mlle and up
to 40 hours a week work time.
Office workers, who work al
24000 Avila Road, are paid '3 55
an hour for 40-hour work weeks.
lion of emotional distttss and ln·
terference with their pursuit of
employment.
Lane took the st.and in bis own
defense before testimony ende(t
in the Alameda County Superior
Court trial.
Asked by his lawyer whether
there was any truth to alleaa·
tions by several female wit·
nesses that be had asked them to
become prostitutes and oflered them employment iD return for
sexual favors, Lane answered
repeatedly, "Absolutely not.
Never." Lane denied ever meet·
tng Terri DeLoacbe, zz. or Mary
Snyder, 39, two of the plaiDUffa.
He admitted beariDC about tbe
tblrd woman. Karin SertU., 23,
because she wu pulled off her
job allegedly for not belng in
good standing with the union.
Ms. DeLoacbe testified that
when she was 18 and seeking
employment as a waitress, Lane
propositioned her to become his
mistress and offered her a job u
a prostitute.
Ms. Snyder testified that Lane
and the wlion had refused t.o
represent her In a grievance
procedure after she had turned
down Lane's sexual advances.
Ms. Seritis told Judge Robert
Kroninger that after she refused
Lane's advances, be pulled ber
orr a job she found herself at an
Oakland restaurant.
Lane t estified that the re·
moval of Seritia wu a ''routine''
action taken because she bad not
paid union dues.
Whale Fest
Beginning
In Dana Point
CIOCAOO <AP> -A•• wt1o b•ll•ffd .,, apartment •H
ba"""9d b)t "rttl 11)lrtll" •tarted
a n,.. tbat twN tour pel"IOlll tn
1 North st• bWMl•a, PGUoe
Hid. It •II _. of two lifcirtb
Sldt flNI Tbu.nclay tbat took a totatflJful.-.
Cha.rt .. .Jobo•on, n. waa eh::/!' wWa four eouia of m and OM of aaravated
INOD, ~ 1a1d.
Edward Nlcklet, commander
of tbe bomb a.od anoo an.It, said
Joha.lcle lit 1 newpaper on bb
IH 1tove and &MD 1preld tbe
11 ...... U'OUDd tM •partaaeot.
JcaMIOD tiled • .,,.,.Uy bad a ch-.. ol ~ aod ran aaked tbro.a~four·1tory apart. m.al to warn Nlident.a
or the nre. po lee l&id.
Two houri earlier, an eldeity
woman and ber sranddaqbt«
dl9d lD a ~ two blocks away.
The ftnl WU COD.fined to their
apartment and the cauae of it
waa DOl known, authorities uid.
None ol the victims was im·
mediately ldeoUfied.
J ohnaoo, a acblzopbrenlc, was
placed under 1edaUon aft.er he
was takett to Weiu Memorial
Hospital "boUerint and 1eream-
ing," sald Dr. Jerome Silver.
chler ot surgery.
About 20 people were injured,
some with broken or fractured
booea from Jeaplq from third· an'd fewtb·floor windows ~
othen from amoke Inhalation,
authorities aald. About 200 peo-
ple were bomeleu
FV Teachers'
Strike Sparks
Harsh Words
By PIDL SNEIDE&MAN
OI -O.Uy P*4 lwt Charges and counter-charges
new today on the conduct of
picket.a and the quality or sub-
stitute instructors u the Foun·
taln Valley Elementary School
Distrkt t.eacbera' atrtke entered ill third day. .
Aa more than 70 percent of the
d1slrict'a teacben walked plcket
Unea at 16 &cboola, diatrict of.
flciala said they were awaiting
word from a state mediator re·
c•rdl.ne poaible reaumpUoo of
contract talks.
A teacher spokesman sald in·
structors were willing t-0 return
to the oegotialiDI table with or
without the mediator. Stat~ mediator Draza
Mrvtchll1 reportedly baa not re-turned calls from F o1.antalo
Valley tA:acben a.od diatrict of.
rlclals
Contacting Mrvlchln's office.
the Dally Piiot was told the
mediator wouJd be out most of
the day
With hope for an early settle·
ment dimmina. teachers abd
dis tri ct orficials l~veled
numerous accusations at each
other. all firm)) denied by the
accused party
Sharon Scott. a California
Teachers Association official
working with local instructors.
charged that some cluarooms
are being manned by u n-
qualllied, uncredentialed sub-
st It utes : that students are
engaging ln unsupervlaed •c·
UvlUea outllde the acbooll and
that recutar studies are not be·
lng cootinaed.
Fount.a.lo Valley Supertnteo·
dent Glenn Hardy baa charaed
that IOlDe teachen took bome
school s~pplles auch u paper
and pencUa just before the strike
began.
Census takers are requlred to
have a knowledge or the area
tbey live in, mu.st enjoy walking
and dealing with people. Crew
leaders are responsible for L1
census takers each.
All appUcants must pass a
one-hour, multiple-choice teat.
For more information, call
Steve Refeam or Jolene Stark at
831 ""33> or 831-4321
The first of three weekend.a of
"whalemania'' begim Saturday
at the eighth annual Dana Point
Harbor FesUval of Whales.
Robert Sampico, the district's
personnel directoT, said be bu
recel ved calla from parentl and
prtnclpala wbo claim plcketln&
t.eacben are W'linl their 1tu·
denta to dllrupt cluaes and not
to cooperate wttb 1ubsUtutea.
Studenta interviewed out.Ude
Fow:ataJo Valley 1chooll Tbun·
day altemooa did not say tbejr
teachers bad eocour11ed mi.
behavior. But they did describe
the atmo1phere ln 1omc
cla11roo~ u "rowdy.••
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The annual event, sponsored
by the Dana Point Harbor M ·
soctation, celebrates the winter
migration of the Califomia J?'aY
whales pa.st the Orange Cout on
their way from the BeriDI Sea to
Mexican waters to bear their
young.
Actlvitiea be1tn at 10 a.m .
each weekend day throuib Feb.
24, and nm mtll 5 p.m.
Event. tncJude dally whale
wat.chiD8 cruJMS (for advanced
reaervatlona call 831-lllO); ·~taJ exhlllltl. ftlml. )eeturel t' artif actl.
Vllheek Rane.h
Bit •t Burglare
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Berley Trjal
Recessed;
lawyer Ill
Tbe murder trtal of former
Dally PUot reporter Tbom• An-
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~.Pet
IUA.111 (4P) -A col~
ltP """=' bu •sreed co ader11> 21 ttrai&bl day1
of painful nbl• lbota 10
that BooBoo, a pet rlC•
COOG, llJal live.
"Tb•r• l• no way I
believe 1 have rebl••·" Hid Ediar Ga&p., who
wu to beCJ.n the lQJectloaa toct.,, "but It bcMll clown
CO ettlMr tM OOOIJ ~ or me~ ta. .aaota. ft'•
beat for the coon eel for
me."
Tbe raccoon ·a owner
called Gallops' declaloo
••an extreme uc:rlflce. ·•
Dade County Judie
Alfred NesblU, wbo sald
tbe PfOlpecl of deeldlq
lbe raccoon's fate was
"the toulbest" cue ~ b.la
career, 1aid be wu re·
lieved a1 tbe decl.lioo.
Boo8oo •unk 1La teeth in·
to Gallope' hand U daya
ago wben lbe student
reached lnto tbe raccoon's
locked cage during a
party.
Gallops' decision to
betJn a 21-day seriea or
anU-rables ~ kept the
Dade County Health
Department from having
to refile Its req~st for a
court order to seu.e and
destroy the animal.
WOODLAWN, Md. (AP) -
Two cbilclreft, qed t and 2, bid
ln an up1tai" bedroom for
1lmo1t two days after thelr
motber ad her bo)'frteod bad
been brlUlb' stabbed to death,
poUceNkl.
Tbe •lctlma, Gre•ory A.
Blount, n. of B1ltlmore, and
Mary G . Simmons, ZS . or
Woodlawn, were found Tbu.nday
in tM home which WU al>lat•
t.er9d with biood "from top to
bottoas, '' Mid Baltimore Comty
Police Lt. Robert Frame.
The two children. "afraid by
what they saw," at.ayed in their
bedroom from early Wedneeday morniac unt1l TbUJ"lday aft.er.
noon when n=:n alerted
police. Frame .
He described the acene u a
"chapter out of 'Helter
Skelter.· " a reference to the ac·
count ot the Charles Manson
slayi.np I.a Ca.llfontla.
Larry Barrdent.on Simmoru,
30, of Columbia, Md .. the
woman's eatraoged husband,
has been a.nested and charged
wtth murder in connection with the slayings.
Robert C. Felhauer. dispatch
supervisor for the county police.
said earlv this morning that
County's Housing
RLdes Redefi~d
By &OBDT BA&KE&
OI -Oelty "9t ._.,.. Orange County Supervisors
have approved an additional def
lnllion of affordable bouat.nc IJ\
unincorporated county territory
It appean to lift price limits of
new homes for lower and
medlwn income families.
The new definition t.o be added
to the housing element of the
county's general plan, says that
arrordable housing is any house
that is purchased and occupied
by a Camily earning $16,000 lo
$24,000 annually. The dwelllng would be ar.
fordable to ramiUea ln thi.5 in·
come bracket recardleu of the
prtce or monthly cost.au long as
buyers can qualify for loan.a.
The new derinltion wa s
praised by a rep!"ffentat1ve of
the battdlnc tnduatry . but
criticized llY • leading bouslng
advocate. TM new meantnc will
be inserted alongside the pre·
vlous definition.
That version of affordable
housing called for payments not
to exceed 30 percent or ~ 1n·
rome of persons in the afforda·
ble housing price range
Suspect Held
In Exposure
A San Clemente man was ar·
rested by Sheriff's deouties
Thursday after he allegedly di5·
played his genitah to a croup ol
girls at the Caplstrano Valley
Hilb School athlet.k fle ld.
Richard RuueU Well.a, 21, WU
booked on char1es of lndecent
expoeure after he was detained
by 1chool officials at about 1
p.m. Tbunday.
DepuUes a.aid Wella, wboee ad·
drea1 la unknown , was
transported to Oran1e County
Jall.
Ralph Kennedy, urban cooauJt.
ant for the Orange County Fair
Housmg Council. pred1ctt-<J Ulat
builders Wlll choo~ to go b) the
most ~nl dehruuon and Ulat
the price O( homes Wlll Chmb lO
$70.900 and $80.000.
Fast-working
BurglarGets
$71,000 Loot
A home on Newport Beach's
Spyglua Hill left unatt.eoded -
and unlocked -for 45 minutes
Thursday was burglarized of
valuables worth more than
$71,000, police reported today.
M Uriel Burke reported the
theft or jewelry. sllverware.
silver serving pieces and stock
certificates.
She told police she left the
h'ome unlocked because a
painter was working l.bere But
Lhe pa.inter apparenUy left for 4.5
minutes for luncb and v.hen he
returned be found the home'~
front door standing open
Among the items listed as
m 1sung is a set of silver
Oatwatt fOf' 12 valued at $30,000
an d $10,000 worth or mis ·
cellaneous silVl?r pi~es.
Police said the s tock
rertificat.es for 1.000 shares of an
aerospace firm. carried oo value
in the inventory of misstng
items
Rabies Clinic Set
The Laguna Beach Pet
Responsibility Committee is
spoolOring a rabies cllnic for
Art Coloo,y dogs March 1 al tbe
Forat Aveoue fttt station. Cost
for the l.nocuJatioo is S2. and
the ~linJc will be open rrom 11
a.m. to 2 p.m.
•WMD JOll IHI)' OH ad at tlllie iePIAI'
price, '°" e .. t.aJ aaodaer of eiaul or le11er val• for oaly $1.
. .
Shnmont tvrmd bl11UMdf tn. \o HO'trud Comity police at 1 a.lh.
He added that a wurut b64
already ben lHued for Sim·
moet' arnlt.
The boy. nlee·y•ar-old D•· reca, ~ h1a 111Mr. Tampa,
out the window of the two-atofY
towohoule Tbunday afternoon.
poHce aald, to the outatntcbed
o rm• or children playl,a&
nearby.
It wat then. Frame Hid,
nelpbon realized there wu .. a
dome1Uc dilturbaoce•• •od
called police.
Frame 1ald Mrs. Slmmou was round in an upatalra
bedroom with an extension
phone. where abe bad apparent·
ly ned to call police.
He aaJd a.be bad loeked the
door. but the killer bad knocked
it down.
Dog Slaying
Film Flayed
NEW YORK <AP) -A
JO .second film of the
shooting death of a dog -
part or an art series
funded by national and
state arts councils -can't
be dUlguised as art, says
the head of a group that
promotes citizen access t.o
telev1slon. A film, which showed
the shOOUng or lhe dog 60
hmes tn a half·hour. aired
on Manhattan Cable
Television on Christmas
Oity Ca ll ed ''Sho t Dog
Film,'· the m1rumov1e was produced and directed by
artist Tom Ottemess for a
26 w ee k series of
videotape and Cilm by
artists called "Redcur
tam " lt showed the black
and wlutc mongrel being
chamed t.o a post and shot
Cop Bitten;
Suspect Held
A man who reportedly bit a
Laguna Beach police officer on
the hand while being booked for
being drunk m pubhc, now faces
additional charges of resisting
arrest aod assault on an officer.
Thomas Flynn, 33. who re-
fused to give his address to of·
f1cers. w a11 arrested at a hotel
early Thursday mornmg after
alle~edly cr ('atrng a di s ·
turbance.
It was while he was being
booked mto Laguna Beach J ai I
that the irate sus~t allegedly
bit Orricer AJan Anderson on the
hand.
His bail was set at Sl,000.
f'~P~AJ
RECALL ...
group will seek the ou.ster of
Mayor Hamm and Ahlman, or
Juat the mayor.
He said a recall attempt on
Ablman "~d bring atteoUoo
to h1a position of not listening to the pubHc."
Hamm. who ia not facing re-
election, would definitely be a
target for recall, Korsen said.