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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1S, 1980
Son, 24, Kills Himself
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Tbe former top official of Hun·
tinaton Beach's federal job
traininl proiram was indicted
Tuesday by the Oran1e_County _
gTaDd jury on two counts of
felony embeulement of public
funds.
Robert L. Cunnin&ham, 34,
former director of the city's
Comprehensive Employment Traininl Act <CETA) program
wu scheduled to be arraigned
today in Orange County Superior
Actress' Son
Kills SeH
With Shotgun
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The
only son of actress Mary Tyler
Moor,e, Richard Carlton Meeter
Jr., died of a self-inflicted
shot1un blut in a rented bouae
be shared with two coed.I near use. police said today. Police
were investigating whether the
shooting wu accidental.
Meeker, 24, who worked u a
meaaenaer at CBS Television Ci·
ty in Loa Aqeles, wu talking
OD the telepboae late Tuesday to
hi• alrlfriend la Fresno when the
1bot1un diacbar1ed, said police
detective Jerry Ferrin.
"He wa lollding and unload-
in& the abort-barreled 1un when
it went olf, the blast striking him
ln the bead," said Ferrin.
The Freeno 1lrlfriend'1 identi·
ty wu not immediately known.
Meeker attended Bullard Hilb
School tn Fresno but moved
awayinll'75.
The police report lists the
death a "*cldental or a poul-
ble suicide" until the lnveeti1a·
tion la completed, Ferrin said.
"He bad talked to bis mother
OD the telepboae yesterday. At
no time did be seem deepondent
ad there were no i.Ddiclltiom
that be iDteaded to kill bimaelf,''
tbe detective said.
Meeker WU pronounced dead
at Tleltern Park Boepltal about ao mlnutee aft.el' the 11 :10 p.m.
tbooti~ Tuelday. Fer; n uld be contacted
Grant Tinker, lb. Moore'•
Mtranied h•band, and Tinker
notlfteil Ila. lloore ln New York.
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PLMS.Urr WLL <AP> -An
UU·•-:-..Jroup bu W'led .. dtJ to 8dopt •"ID· formed eoaHat" ordlaaace
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Court on char1ea that be took
$11,000 of federal funds for
personal use on June 13, 1W79.
He reportedly repaid the
money in two installments. The
indic_tment conteoda that Gun·
ningham used the SH.000 to
make a personal profit.
If found &Wlty of either or both
counu, he could serve up to
three years in prison.
An indictment is a formal
charge made against a person
by a grand jury. It does not
establish &Wit or innocence.
Cunningham surrendered to
Deputy District Attorne.\'. Jean
Rheinheimer at her request
shortly after the grand jury in·
dictment wu issued at 2 p.m.
He was placed under arrest
after the charges were formally
pronounced by Superior Court
Judge Richard J . Beacom at
3:30 p.m.
Beacom releued Cunningham
on bis own reco"nizance after he
was booked by Orange County
Sheriff's Deputies Tuesday af.
temoon.
Cunningham said he was re-
luctant to discuss the cue until
he bad conferred with an at-
torney.
"That's been the problem with
the whole damned thing. There's
been too much written about it
in the papers," Cunningham
said of bis cue.
"I'll talk about it later," he
said. "I'll probably be around
the courthoule a lot in the next
few months."
Police had been unable to
locate Cunningham since last
February when prellminary
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Some thing's
Fishy About
That Dolphin
A man who puaed himself off
u a proleuioaal football player
and uked Newport Beach hotel
officiala to send bi1 Sl,291 bill to
the Miami Dolpbiu 11 bein1
aou1ht bJ police today.
The man clalmine to be Andre
Tillman, a 250-pound ttcbt end·
with the Dolpblm, spent a week
at the Newporter Inn Jut July
with a woman and two cbUdrea.
He uked hotel offlciala to
HDd ... lodlbti and food bill to
the lllaml balf club. But WbeD
hotel penonael contacted the
Dolpbba aqlalutioD, they were
told thlt TWmaa blld been back
there, traiJdDI.
Tb• lDcklmt wun't reported
to poUce untU Tuesday when
bcMI olftciall realiMd tbey Uke·
ly would DOt collect Oil the bill.
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I Woman's
Breasts
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'AND THEN YOU DtD WHAT TO THAT LADY'S PICKET SIGN?'
Officer Gary Bluton Oueatlona Anti-opicket Proteater Bert Petty
Piekets Protest Porno
Newport Demonstrators Stop Traffic
By STEVE MARBLE
ot•Deltf .......... Clutching placards, blocking traffic
and shouting "No More Pomo," dozens
of stem-faced protesters pounded the
pavement Tuesday noon in front of
Newport Beach's one and only adult
bookstore.
The bookstore -The Talk of the
Town -was closed during the hour-long
demonstration, but the sign-carrying
protesters didn't seem to notice.
PROTESTER PATTI RUDE
Baldridfe, who said her mother
personal y smashed up two Kanilas
saloons in the early 19008 while active in
the Carry Nation anti-tavem crusade,
said the one-room bookstore bu to 10.
"My mother carried a hatchet to
smash tavern windows and break bot·
tles," said the senior citizen. She said pro·
testinr was in her blood.
But while one priest, two miniaters
and a pair of city council members
praised the 00-penon prot.est, one man
stood apart from the crowd.
Bert Petty, an 88-year-old Laguna
Beach resident, said he'd come to pro-
test the protesters. And he did.
At one point, after dishing up some
angry remarks in the direction of
several protesters, Petty grabbed one
woman's sign and ripped it in half.
A police officer calmed down Pettv
while an onlooker banded the woman
back the bottom half of her sign.
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Mesans Theft Suspects
A red umbrella proved the ln nearby Santa ~na, police downfall of three Irvine pla, said.
one not yet a teen-aaer, arreeted A Nordstrom security aient
Tuesday outside Colt• Mesa'• told 'police the '1!::i 1l1ten 11
South Colllt Plua to end tbelr and lJ years old a 13-year·
confeued eicht-ltore ahopllNng old friend, ran put him with
spree. price tap napplq from articles
Taken into custody for •uapi· protrudlna from their puraea at
cl on of commercial bur1lary. noon ID bll atore .
the trio accumulated about 121' He said be hid in the men 'a
in merchandise from six South wear department and watched
acceuort• department.
He grabbed the airl1 after
they ran out of the mall into a
parkinc lot. The 1lrl1 were
turned over to Costa Mesa of.
ficen.
A• their 13·year-old friend
called ber acbool counaelor to
eaplaln her ableace, the two all·
ten told police they had
launched tbelr 1pree on a dare.
NEW YORK (AP) -A
woman who bad both breasts
removed because ber •ur•eoa mlatuenly tbou•bt abe bad cancer bu been awarded $2.7
million in damages. She died
Jut year of causes unrelated to
cancer or the operation.
Mvy Williams was 40 when
the operation was performed
June 13, 1973, in Hillcrest
General Hospital by Dr. John
Cordice.
Because of her death, the
awarded money wilJ be shared
by her sons, Reginald, 24. of
Queens. and Peter . 14, who is
living with relatives in Virginia.
Her husband, Henry. died a
few months after his wife's
operation.
The jury 's ve rdict was
returned in Slate Supreme Court
in Manhattan and disclosed
Tuesday.
Dr. Cordice testified al the
trial that he performed the
mastectomy after biopsy reports
s howed Mrs . Williams had
cancer in both breasts.
Mrs. Williams discovered the
error several months Jater when
s he went to Sloan-Kettering
Institute for treatment and w as
told she never had cancer of the
breasts.
The r e port of bio p sies,
introduced at the trial, bore the
type written name of Dr.
Benjamin Gordon. assistant lo
the hospital's chief of pathology.
The report was not signed, and
Gordon and other hos pital
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Coast
Weather
Mostly fair tonight and
Thursday. Lows tonight in
sos. Highs Thursday 67
alone the coast, 73 inland.
INSIDE TOD"Y
ThOUICJftCia o/ Jttiaru are
•earchmg /or tMir root• -
roolt tlaat go back to the Unit·
ed Stc:da CJlld ArnttlcOft GI•.
Mo1t will MVer /iftd their
/athn•, and mcmtl wW "~ liwt with UmUftl nght1 M
tMjr ~laftda bfcowe of
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Gunman Holds
Ohio Station
C INCINNATI <AP > A
bearded gunman toting an
automatic rifle and claiming he
had just killed his girlfriend took
over the WCPO-TV station to·
a nd pedestrian t raff ic fo r
seve ral blocks, confounding
r us h -hour motoris ts acr oss
western Cincinnati.
Water1pout
Over Tahoe
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE
<AP > A large, twistan&
waterspout was spotted
over the center of Lake
'Pahoe, apparently the
result of an unusually
early winter-litre storm,
the National Weather
Services aid.
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The gunman answered the
Itl!_one when another newsmen
-called the sTiltton-at about 7:15
a.m . He told John O'Day, news
director at WGAR in Cleveland,
that he would not surrender.
The weather service is·
sued a warning. Tuesday to
boaters and anyone near
-the l&ke~bore, advising...
them of the possibility of
more spoud.s while unset-
tled weather continued.
Bree:iag Along H 'itll tlw Bree:e
Matt Sponagle pf Cost a Mesa doesn 't ha t>
to worry about getting wet 1f his s a iling
craft overturns. He's doin~ his thin~ 111 tht'
p~rk ing lot of the Orange County Fair·
grounds whe re a good, stiff wmd Tuesday
alll'rnoon made land saiLing exciting.
Vulgarity Draws Ire
Citizens Party Hope/ ul Swears on Radio
WASIONGTON (AP) -Barry word that may offend some peo-also purchased time on the NBC
Commoner, long frustrated pie. And that's kind or a fair and ABC radio networks to as·
became hia Citizen's Party pres· commentary on how elections go sure nationwide distribution.
ldeatial campaign has drawn and how they're covered." Within an hour of ita first air·
ltWe notice, has changed all that For the record. the "Die· ing, thousands of irate listeners
wttb the use of one little word. tionary or American Slang" lists had c ailed doze ns of CBS-
The utterance of "bullshit" in the most common meaning or affiliated stations across the
a national radio commercial ''bullshit" as "insincerity, lies, country to lodge protests.
may not, however, bring the exaggeration." Officials at the Federal Com·
kind ol attention Commoner and The ad which prompted the munications Commission said
bi• new party wanted. outcry begins with a con versa-they had a Is o received
In fact , the ad and its tion between three announcers numerous complaints yesterday
barnyard language dre w that goes like this : along with inquiries from broad·
thousands of irate phone calls Voice 1: Bullshit. casters about their responsibili·
from lilteners within an hour of Voice 2: What? ty to air the ad.
ita first broadcast Tuesday. Voice 1: Carter. Reagan and In response, the FCC noted
Nonetheless, Commoner cam· Ande rson. It's all bullshit. that Congress specifically pro-
paign spokesman Phil Evans Voice 3: Too bad people have habited broadcasters in the equaJ
says the party thinks the USE' of to use such strong language, but time law from exercising any
the word was justified. isn't that whaf you think. too: censorship over the use of
"We honestly felt the word That 's why we started an entire· airtime by bona fide political
'bullshit' is being used by ly new polit1ral party the candidates.
millionsofAmericans toexpress Citizen's Party. We've got to ''I think he 'll probably
their frustration at the empty break Uie power or the big cor alienate more people than he at·
rhetoric being offered by thf! poralions ... " tracts, .. commented an FCC at·
traditional candidates in this 1-'olluwmg that, Com moner 1s torney who asked not to be iden·
campatcn," Evans said. & hea rd ask 1 n g f o r th e tified. "But the law is very
'.'For. months." he s a1 d ·___!'!1>1>9.!:tQ.f-Y.Q.te.I:S....._ ___ ·~-~c.;..;le .. a°"'r..;.._ .. __ _
----.... 'Bi'.IT'j" till bH1I lel'tdusty-·att: ·-commoner 's first and only vans, meanwhile, saiatlie-
drea1tq and offering solutions broadcast ad vertisem ent was Commoner campaign was hop-
to U.. eritieaJ problems of this first carried by the CBS radio ing it.couJd raise enough money
HMlor)t _. Y9'Y little attention n etwork Tuesday afternoon. to produce the same advertiae·
la• .._ liven to what he hu Evans said the campaign had ment for television. 1aJd by the media.
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PORNO P-ROTEST • • •
prisoners.
The man, who identified
himself to reporters as James n.
Hos kins, met a repo rte r
photographer team at the en·
trance to the CBS affiliate about
2:05 a.m. and demanded to be
let in, station employees said.
He told them that he had shot
his girlfriend, and asked to be
taken to a recording studio for
an interview.
The Intruder held seven people
hostage for an hour while a late
movie was being shown and
never asked to be put on the air
live, a station spokesman said.
After the interview, in which he
said he was an artist and had
lived in an art commune in San
Francisco, t he man let the
hostages go, unharmed, about
3:05 a.m. The released hostages
promptly threw the switches
that took the station of( the air.
"Don't write off the poor peQ·
pie," Hoskins told WCTO re
porter Elaine Green in the in
terview. "I blew my girlfriend
away tonight. Give me a place
where 1 can shoot it out with the
police."
The gunman was dressed in a
red and black jacket, with a
floppy rain hat. He cradled an
automatic rifle in his arms dur
ing the interview, Miss Green
said.
Police surrounded the two.
story television building with
marksmen and sealed off all car
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SPREE.,.
Taken, police said, wer e
articles ranging in pri ce
from 79 cents to $1 2.99, a
c urling iron stolen from
Wool worths in the plaza.
Also recovered were items
taken from Sears , the Toy
Center , Toys International and
Lynn's Hallmark -all carried
in purses reportedly stolen at Weelworths.'--....,.----
Included in their haul. officers
said, were small s tuffed
animals, crayons. keychains,
address books, coemetics and an
array o( inexpensive costume
jewelry.
The booty was returned to the
stores from which it was taken,
police said.
The girls were released to rel·
ati ves' custody.
"They're moving around," the
gunman said. "They've got the
SWAT team movi ng around me
and they're probably going to
come in and lay me down soon ..
O'Day said the gunman began
talking about prisoners.
"The poor people need a
break," he said. '"fhe people in
the pena institutions need a
break.
"Lucas ville is a hell-hole," the
gunman told O'Day. "I've never
been in prison. But I know it is a
hell hole. I've talked to people
who have been there.··
T he Southern Ohio Correc
tional f'ac1hty at Lucasville, 1s
Ohio 's maximum security
prison.
Rad io person ality Wa lly
Phillips of WGN m Chicago also
talked to the gunman by phone.
"I want to die." Phillips quot·
ed the man as saying. "I'm go-
in g to be sitting inside here until
they waste me. I'm not coming
out ..
Phillips said the man told him
he had been under treatment ror
a mental disorder and comment·
ed. "they gave me some kind of
weird drug." He also referred to
having "come out from behind
bars , .. but 1t was unclear 1f he
had been jailed
Police confirmed that a shoot-
ing occurred overnight a few
blocks from the television sta·
lion. but could not say 1r it was
related to the takeover.
Federal Al cohol, Tobacco and
Firearms agents were asked to
investigate the possibility that
the woman's body found m a
nearby apartment building was
surrounded by explosives. police
said.
The station was broadcasting
re~ular CBS network programs
this morning, operating from
facilities at its transmitter site
rather than its downtown rontrol
room
It could not originate 1ts own
ogr&fflS.:·-btit--w.a&-.f'elo&ymg a
sig nal from WHI O -TV 1n
Dayton.
The gunman made no attempt
to contact police. and did not
make any demands. officials
said.
A police command post was
est ablished in a fire d1v1sion
building across from Channel 9,
but reporters were not allowed
ID.
No damage was reported
as a result of the water fun·
net, which observers said
looked like a tornado. It was
sighted at about 3 p. m .
DEATH ...
She reportedly has flown into
Los Angeles. The father,
Richard Meeker Sr., a television
account executive, was also
called to the scene today from
Sacramento, s aid detective Sgt.
Eugene Clarke.
~ witness to the shooting was
one of two young women who
lived with Meeker at the rente«l
home where the death occurred,
police said. She was identified as
Judy Vasquez, 21, a student at
Cal State Northridge.
Ferrin said that after the
shooting. the young woman was
hysterical and ran across the
street to neighbors, who called
police.
The othe r resident of the
house. use s tude nt Janet
McLaughlin, 23, was in another
room at the time of the shooting.
Ferrin said.
Ms . Moore. 43. who rose to
fa me as Dick Van Dyke's
television wife and later starred
in her own highiy successful
comedy series "The Mary Tyle~
Moore Show." recently separat-
ed from Tinker.
She has a leading role in the
motion picture "Ordinary Peo·
pie ... whic h deals with the
breakdown in a family rela·
tionship and the younger son's
attempted suicide afte r the
death of the oldest son.
Ms. Moore's 21-year-old sister,
Elizabeth. also died tragically in
February 1978. In an intervlew
later that year, Ms. Moore said
her sister's death involved over-
sedation but was not a suicide.
Ms . Moore h as won s i x
television Emmy awards, the
first two as the wife Laura in
"The Dick Van Dyke Show,"
and four as Mary Richards in
one of TV 's most s uccessful
situation comedies. "The Mary
Tyler Moore Show."
Her 1979 series, the variety
s how "Mary," was c anceled
after a brief run.
"And so today, while we would
prefer that all you people were
calling us to discuss our theory
that American's most serious
problem was -corJ)l>r'ate ' control
of the economy, that's not the
ca1e," he continued. "You're
calling because we're saying a "Peoplt s hou ld be able
lo buy and read what they
want ... Petty went on while the
officer stood at his side. "These
old dames with nothing better to
doshould just go home."
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worken denied any connection
with the document.
The chief of pathology. Dr.
Leonard Starr, testified that he
wu on vacation at the time the
report was prepared, but
checked the biopsy specimens
later and found no evidence of
canc,r.
Starr said he made h is
flDdinp known to Cordice before
tbe 1urgery, but Cordice said he
wa1 not informed until after
tbe operation.
The verdict. if upheld on
appeal , will b e p aid by
lnaurance companies for the
doctor and the hospital, which
bu 1ince closed.
"Nobody will ever know who
made the diagnosis ... Mrs .
Williams' lawyer. Richard
Frank, told the jury. ·'For all we
know. it may have been the
Janitor."
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Petty injected a few ob·
scenities before strolling off.
The crowd cleared a broad path
for him.
Jim Helfrich, a Newport real·
dent and organizer of the dem·
onstration. said he'd browsed
through the shop and was
s hocked by what he'd seen.
"Glorified animalistic acta is
what you'll see," he said, while
his brother, a Jesuit priest from Tusti~. stood nearby taking pie·
tu res<
"We believe that sex is one of
the greatest gifts." he con·
tinued . "but not pornography
and this stuff in the shop is
rough. Everything you can im· agine.··
John Carey, owner of United
Brokers Real Es tate several
doors down from the milk-white
bookstore, predicted that the x.
rated business would simply dry up
"It shouldn't be here in the
first place,'' he said, "and I
rto ubl they'll make it finan·
Cl all y."
Jerry Bunch, a deep·voiced
minister from Irvi ne's Liberty
Baptist Church, said he was on
hand to help rajse public sent[.
ment against the bookstore.
"O_nce the word gets out," he
predicted, "the public will not
s tand for such immorality."
Newsmen and protesters took
turns knocking on the store's
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INDICT •..
findings of a county audit dis·
closed the alJeged misapproprla·
lion of the $16,000.
Rheinheime r said she had
been In telephone contact with
Cunniniham since he called her
last week to Inquire about the
secret grand Jury proceedlnp.
Appearing subdued In court,
Cunnlneham told the Juclae be is
unemployed and bu been Uvtna
in Santa Ana with relatives.
He requated that the court
appoint an attorne7 to defend
him because he •aid he couldn't
"fford to hire t'OUllHl.
"This would be okay in Costa M~sa, bu.t not here in Newport,"
said DaVld Shaw, waving a "Yes
on sex, no on porno" placard.
He said h e hadn't been through the shop yet but planned to.
Mayor Jackie Heather who
promised protesters the city was
doing all it could to close down
the store legally , said she
agreed with the angry crowd.
. "I'm sorry you've had to take time out of your day to remind
U5 what you don't want to see, ..
the mayor said with the aid of a
portable public address system.
.. And we agree with you."
Police officers, at several
points, had to ask protesters
who'd wandered into the street
to get back on the s idewalk.
There were no arresta.
Most of the protesters ad-
mitted they hadn't been in the
one-room bookstore and an ~ual number said they had no
mtentions of visiting the Talk of
the Town.
"I'm not going in there but I
can imagine what it's like,'" said
Newport resident Lavonne
Gardner. "We don't need porno
in the heart of our wonderful
city."
Sherry Durio, who said she
had six children, two of whom
had to walk by the bookstore to
~el to school, suggested that the
Judge who denied the city's re-
quest for a temporary restrain-
ing order against the shop
should visit the store. '
"In fact," she added, '"I think
the whole city council should go in there.··
She said she hadn't gone In the
store yet.
Arter the commotion died
down and the protesters dis·
persed, a clerk inside the shop
pushed the door open and bung
out the "open" alp.
He said the owner's attorney
had advised them to close up
during the picketing.
"We don't intend to offend
anyone," he remarked, "but we
have every legal right to be
open.
"It wu them that the judge
threw out ol court, not us," he
added.
Tbe city la expected to 80 to
court Oct. 22 and Hplaln wby
the boobtore' ahould be cloled up.
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VOL. 73, NO. 219, •SECTIONS,• PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESQAY, OCTOBER ~S, 1980_ 11 CJN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
N-M Ponders High School Closing··
By a:aav CLAUSEN °' ...... "'-' ..... P'adna \be distuteful tuk ot
clo1in1 schools as enrollment
decllnea. finan<.'ially pressed
Newport-Men S<.'hool Dislri<.•t
truateea now art> ronSTilerlng
abutting the doors of at least one
hlth school by 1!188.
Lut month, lrwltees reviewed
ad m iQlstrators. opt ions ror
<'10t1n1 down up to e1t1ht .,lt•mt•n
tar)' and middle schools over lht•
nut five years
Ran'<I on proposals that c•ould
rom b1ne seventh and eitthth
&raders wilb upper jr~ lltU
dentli on the high s<.'hool o m
puses. while dosing down sparst·
ly attended middle schools .
trustees lndlrated then that the
more flexible hi~h school <:am
p118e11 would rt>ma111 open until
th~ Vt'r y lobt
Hut a ma.iority of the seven
board mt:rn~rs indicated Tues·
day ni ght that they 110 longer
favor plans that would combine
!ievt•nth and eighth gr aders with
high sc·hool students .
Mike McLaughlin. north Costa
Mesa trustee. was first to break l ~I~ I
.,. .. P*4 ,,_.., ,,_ ... 0'.,....11
'ANO THEN YOU DID WHAT TO THAT LADY'S PICKET SIGN?'
Otrtcer Gery Bluton Ountlon• Antt-pcket Proteater Bert Petty
Piekets Protest Porno
•·Parents are very concerned
about a pQtential seven through
12 <grades) configuration," he
announced. "They want to keep
seventh and eighth graders as
kids as loog as ]>Onible-=-not
throw them in with the older
ones.''
Corona del Mar area trustee
Betty Jo Bailey said she had the
same reaction fr0m0arents.
She said last month s he was
all for keeping the high acboob
open atallcoets.
"But looking at 1986 (under a
newly presented administration
-plan). I can't-justify maintain·
ing fOW' high schools. I'm think·
ing differently. I have..a problem
with that," she said.
Adm inistrators said that
$125.000 tn oper ating and main·
12-hour Drama
tenance costs can be saved each
year with each e lementary
school closed.
Closing a middle school. they
indi c ate, sav es more than
1200 ,000. °"Nearly $500,000 WOUid
be saved yearly with the closing
of a high school. Tuesday's d iscussion was
prompted by figures projected
<See ~HOOL~. Page A?)
Gunnian Kills Self
In Ohio TV Studio
C INCINNATI I A P> -A
bearded gunman who toted an
automatic rifle and claimed he
had just killed his girlfriend took
over the WCPO·TV station for
about L2 hours today. then shot
hi ms elf after demanding better
treatment of poor people and
Bo Derek's
Kin Saved
Froni Sea
The brother and sister of ac·
tress Bo Derek were among four
r escued Tues day from a
catamaran that capsized off
Huntlnjtan Beach.
The rescue occurred aft.er a
Hunti'1glon Beach lifeguard
prisone~. authorities said.
Pol ice and firefighters
stormed WC PO· TV studios and
found J ames Hoskins on the
ne ws room floor with an ap·
parent bullet wound in the head.
Poli<.'e Capt. Edward Amman
s aid Hoskins was being treated
• •
by fire rescue units. He then was
declared dead.
Amman said police hear d
what sounded like a muffled
gunshot late this morning.
Hoskins was believed to be alone
(See GUNMAN, Page A2)
Hotel Foes
Win Qelay
In Voting
Foes of a proposed 12-story
Newport Beach hotel successful·
ly urged city council members
Tuesday night w delay voting on
the project until several environ·
mental questions are answered.
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ewpoii Derrwnstrators Stop Traffic
-1~-..""$ecl-t:be.-4:LS.ILD.IA~-Cl:allL-iA-heavy seas beyond two oil drill·
ing platforms located off the
coast.
Tbe del~whidr-followecra .;..:.---~r;;:.:e;-:;;e:-i. ~-;;-w--n-eiitng ore ~
By STEVE MARBLE
0t•DeltYHeCM9et
Clutching placards blocking traffic smash tavern· windows and break bot·
and shouting "No Mor~ Porno " dozena ties," said the senior citizen. She said pro·
of stem-faced protesters pouDded the testing was in her blood.
pa.¥-e.ment ..T.u.esdv ... ..noon in front-of l}u" wnile. one .pri.eat, two ministers
Newport Beach's one and only adult and a pair of city council members
bookstore. praised the 6()-person protest, one man
The bookstore -The Talk of the stood apart from the crowd.
Town -was cl06ed during the hour·long Bert Petty, an 88-year-old Laguna
demonstration but the sign-carrying Beach resident, said he'd come to pro·
protesters didn:t seem to notice. test the protesters. And he did.
· At one point, after dishing up some
PROTESTER PATTI Rude angry remarks in the direct ion of
Baldridge, who said her mother several protesters. Petty grabbed one
personally smashed up two Kansas woman's sign and ripped it in half.
saloons in the early 1900s while active in A police officer calmed down Petty
the Carry Nation anti·tavem crusade, while an onlooker handed the woman
said the one-room bookstore has to go. back the bottom halt of her sign.
"My mother carried a hatchet to <See PORNO. Page AZ)
Aerid~tal lllflst1
Mary Tyler Moore's
Son Kills mmseU
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
only IOll of actress Mary Tyler
Moore, Richard Carlton Meeker
Jr., died of a self.inflicted
shotgun blut in a rented house
be shared with two coed.a near use. police said today.
Police called it either acciden·
tal or a suicide, but Meeter's
roommata inlilted the shooting
wu u accident.
lleeker, ?', who worked u a
meueqer at CBS Television Ci·
l)' in Loe Angeles, bad just
flnilbed talkinl on the telephone
late Tuesday to hil 1irlfriend ln
Fresno when the •boteun dis·
cbar1ed. police said.
"He wu loading and unload·
-PILOT'S .4DS
JVST TOO GOOD
~~ PUot el ... llied ~di. are '°°,.E~-=·dr. of'the
Nt•PGlt Beacb man wbo rented 1111 apartment throu1b tbl•
el...m.tad: • llffc• I bdrm frplc:. IUD
deek, l blk from ocean
.. &U•U.U
ing the short-barreled '~ wh~n
it went off, the blast strtkmg him
in the bead," said detective
Jerry Ferrin.
The Fresno girlfriend's identi·
ty was not immediately known.
Meeker attended Bullard High
School in Fresno but moved
awayinlgJS.
Police U . Dan Cooke said the
two YOUD8 women who shared
the house told police that
Meeker bad not seemed
depreased and had not been
drinking before the death oc·
CUl'l'ed.
••Hi• conversation bad
ab9olutely nothing to do with the
shooting,'' Janet McLau1hlln.
23, one of the two coeds, said in
a broadcast Interview several
hours later. "He wu in no way,
shape or form In any kind of
despondent mood."
The other coed witnessed the
abootiq. But Mt. McLaughlin, a
USC student, was In another
room, R011ee said.
<111: Tbe ~lice 'report lists i.e
death• "llecideDtal or a poai·
ble suicide" until the investila·
tlon ia completed, Ferrin aakl.
"He ~ Ulkld to bil modMr
OD tbe ......... ,_t,erda,. Al
no time .. be IMm ~&lent aad U... ._.. DO clltklnl
tbat be ll&mded to ll:lll blmaelf ," u.. ............ • .._ w• prmouacld dead
at w .... Pan ffolp&tal home • ...... .n. tbe 11:10 p.m.
•ltoott .. 'l\mdaJ.
Irvine Fears
Coast Park
Traffic Woes
A U.S. Senate authorization
biU for an 11.000·acre national
park in Orange County should be
amended to address Irvine traf· fie concerns, the Irvine City
Council decided late Tuesday.
Thia message will be con·
tained in letters the council
members will send to senators
Alan Cranston and S .l.
Hayakawa, according to the
unanimous council action.
(Related story. Page A3 ).
Also to be included in the let·
ters are recommendations that
the City of Irvine be notified o1
future planning meetings for the
park.
Councilman David Sills com·
plained that Irvine wasn't lnvlt·
ed to participate In a Tuesday
Senate subcommittee park bear·
in1 held in Santa Ana.
''There has almoet been an al·
te mpt Crom the beginning to
eliminate Irvine from the park
planning proceaa," Silla
charaed. "We didn't find out
about the Tuesday hearing until
we read about i t in a
newspaper.''
He uld the park as now
planned would have a seven-
m ll• border with Irvine and
could create bumper·to·bumper
camper traffic in the city if
proper roam areo 't built.
Tbeae &raffle problem• lbould
be eOlllAclend DOW, before the tit mlllloa park authortaaUon
bill f aees a Senate noor vote, he
emphuiled.
Th08e rescued from the 18·foot
Hobie cat were identified by
authorities as:
-Kelly Collins , 17. of Tor·
ranee. Miss Derek's brother.
--Colitt-()oltins;·· '2'1, of tong
Beach, the actress' sister.
-Dawn Lowrey, 17, of Long
Beach.
-Dale Kizziar, 21, of Garden
Grove.
Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said
the quartet sailed from Alamitos
Bay about noon before small
craft warnings were quickly
posted along the windswept
coast. The <.'apsized r atamaran was
spotted about 6 p.m .. Harbor
Patrol Deputies Don Plowman
and Dave White piloted a fire
boat through the heavy seas,
Hart said . and successfully
rescued the four.
"They said the seas, accord·
ing to their Instruments. were
running about 15 feet and the
wind was blowing between 30
and 40 miles per hour,'· Lt. Hart
said. No one was in j ure d . he
added.
The capsized craft was localed
about two miles at sea off An·
derson Street in Sunset Beach.
The craft wasn't saved.
Lt. Hart said the Collinses told
their rescuers they were related
to Mias Derek and that the boat,
sporting pink sails, belonged to
the actress who maintains
homes in the Marina del Rey
area and a Santa Ynez Valley
ranch.
FormerHB
Job Chief
Indicted
The former top official of Hun·
ting ton Beach 's fede~al. job
training program was mdicted
Tuesday by the Orange County
grand jury on two <.'ounts of
felony embezzlement of public
funds.
Robert L. Cunningham. 34.
former director of the city's
Comprehensive Employment
Training Act CCETA) program
was scheduled to be arraigned
today in Orange County Superior
Court on charges that be took
$16,000 of federal funds for
personal use on June 13. 1979.
He reportedly repaid the
money in two installments. The
indictment contends that Cun·
ningbam used the $16,000 to
make a personal profit.
If found guilty of either or both
counts. he could serve up to
three years in prison.
An indictment is a formal
charge made against a person
by a grand jury. It does not
establish guilt or innocence.
S•rgery IJaaee•e• ·
Removal of Breasts
Brings $2. 7 Million
NEW YORK <AP ) -A
worn an who had both breuta
removed because her s urgeon
mlatakenly thought she had
cancer bu been awarded $2.7
m illion In damages. She died
Jut year of cauaes unrelated to
cancer or the operation.
Mary Williama wu 40 when
the operation waa performed
June 13, 1973, In Hlllcreat
General Holpttal by Dr. John Cord.ice.
Became of ber death, the
awarded money wiU be shared
by her IODI, Retlnald. 24, of
Quttna, ancl Peter, 14, who ii
llYiDI wttb relatives la Vlr,uda.
Her buaband, Henry, dled a
few months after bis wife's
operation.
The jury's verdict was
returned in State Supreme Court
In Manhattan and disclosed
Tuesday.
Dr. Cordice testified at the
trial that be performed the
mutectom,y after biopsy reports
1bo•ed lira. Williama bad
cancer in botb breuta.
llri. WlWamt dlaeovered the
error several moethl later When
she went to Sloan·Ketterln1
lutltute for treatment and wu
told she never bad cancer of the
breutl. ·
people, is just the latest setback
for the Koll Company which has
been plamtin• the hotel near
John Wayne airport a.lace 1972.
City planners estimate It will
take them at least a month to
answer the environmental con·
cerns.
A San Eraacisco attorney.
representing the 400·m ember
S~ON (Stop Polluting Our
Newport) group. told the council
that environmental documents
s upporting the hotel plan were
··grossly inadequate ...
Attorney Clement Shute, who
successfully defended the City or
Tiburon in a U.S. Supre me Court
case last year involving a land
use matter. raised questions on
housing, traffic impact out.side
the c ity limits a nd th e
cumulative effect of all new
hot els being planned i n the
(SH DELAY, Page A2>
Bal Isle Jewelry
Store Ransacked
Burglars sm ashed their way
into a Balboa Island jewelry
shop late Tuesday. pocketing
more than $21,000 in gold and
diamond items. Newport Beach
police reported.
The crooks. who knocked out a
rear window of Annie's Jewelry,
320 Marine Ave .. at about 11
p.m .. took 300 gold necklaces, a
or.e -of·a·kind diamond bracelet
and gold pendant.
Coasc
Weather
MosUy fair tonight and
ThurlHiay. Lows tonl1ht in
sos. Highs Thursday 67
along the coast. 73 inJand.
INSIDE TODA\'
Thouandl of Anaru art
•~rclriftg for '11elr root• -
roots that (IO bock to the llnit·
td Stotn artd Amnicon Gia.
Mo1t will never find their
fathn1. and ~ will lfw
lh1H toUll limited rightl ift
their homelandl becaute of
mized pot'ftltage. See •tory .
Page A1.
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LISA MC GAVRAN OF NEWPORT BEACH SHOWS HER SENTIMENTS DURING PROTEST RALLY
Telk of the Town Bookatore ia Juat That aa Citizen• Decry Adult Eatebllahment
f'ro• P~.tf
PORNO •..
-=--·People should be a blt'
to buy and read what they
want," Petty went on while the
officer stood at his side. "These
old dames with noth in~ better to
dosbouldjustgohome."
-Petty injected a fe w ob
scenities before strolling off
The crowd cleared a broad path
for him.
Jim Helfrich, a Newport resi
dent and organizer of the dem
onstratioo, said he'd browsed
through the s hop a nd was
shocked by what he'd seen.
"Glorified animalistic acts 1s
what you'll see," he said. while
his brother, a Jes uit priest from
Tustin, stood nearby taking pie·
lures.
"We believe that sex 1s om, of
the greatest gifts ... h e c·on·
tinued. "but not pornography
and this stuff in the s hop 1s
rough. Everything you can im
agine."
John Carey, owner or United
Brokers Real Est ate sevl'r al
• 429.n.Jlown.jr.om...lhe..lllllk.:..w.hi.1..t:. -=~~~btore. predicted that the X·
rated business would simply dry
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up.
"It aboukln 't be here in the
(lnt pl.8ce," be s aid, "and I
doubt they'll make it finan·
cially."
Jerry Bunch, a deep voiced
minister h:.9m Lrvme~s Lt~rty Basilist Church. said he was on
band to help r aise public senti-
ment against the bookstore
"Once the word J{ets out." he
predicted, "the public will not
stand for such immorality "
Newsmen and protesters too k
turns knocking on the store's
front door. The door re m a1nc.'<1
locked.
"This would be okay in Costa
Mesa, but not here in Newport,"
said David Shaw, waving a "Ye~
on sex, no on porno" placard.
He said h e hadn 't bee n
through the shop yet but planned
to.
Mayor Jackie Heather. who
promised protesters the city was
doing all it could to close down
the .store legally. s aid she
acreed with the angry crowd.
"I'm sorry you've had lo take
time out of your day to remind
UI what you don't want to see.·
the mayor said with the aid of a
portable public address system.
"And we agree with you ...
Police officers, at several
points, had to ask protes ters
wbo'd wandered into the street
to 1et back on the sidewalk .
There were no arrests.
Moat of the protesters ad·
milted they hadn't been in the
one-room bookstore and an
equal number said they had no
intentions of visiting the Talk of
tbeTown.
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Her Mother Helped Cerry Nellon Break Up th• Bara
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GUNMAN KILLED. • •
1n the building. whi ch he had OC·
r up1ed since about 3:35 a.m.
lie had fo rced his way into the
s tation about 2:05 a .m.
The int.ruder held seven people
hostage for an hour while a late
movie was being s hown and
never asked to be put on the air
live, a station s pokesman s aid
Afte r the interview, in which he
s aid h<' was an artist and had
lived 1n an art com mune in San
Francisco. the man let the
hostages go. unharmed, about
3:05 a.m. The released hostages
promptly threw the switches
that took the station off the air.
"Don't write off the poor peo-
ple," Hoskins told WCTO re·
porter Elaine Green in the in·
terview. "I blew my girlfriend
away tonight. Give me a place
where I can shoot it out with the
police."
---JVST BREAKING
t ote items from today's world and national news Mvelopments.
Former Prime Minister
Quits Labor Party Post
LONDON IA pl -Former Pr i me Minister James
Callaghan today r esigned as leader of Britain's opposition
Labor Party. setting the staJJe for. a battle for control between
the party's feuding left and nght wings. . . . .
Callaghan. 68, bowed to the urging of Labor s n~ht-wmg,
determined to try to install another moderate party chief before
new leadership selection ruJes. favoring the left, are scheduled
to be drawn next year. . Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Derus Healey,..L.13,
looked almost certain to succeed Callaghan early in Novemoer.
The annual leadership elections take place then under old rules.
restricting the franchise to the largely moderate Labor mem·
bers of Parli ament.
GftleaCeela 88 .. • au
NEW YORK (AP ) -Topic A on Wall Street today was still
the spectacular debut of Genentech, a San Francisco-baaed
company in the genetic engineering buslneu which went public
at $35 a share.
After 1.1 mUUon shares of the stock were sold out Tuesday
and it began tradln1 ln the over·the·counter market, it.a pr.lee
soared as high u •bid and then.fell back to '1fV• bld.
Toda. y it allpped fwrtber to •v.i bid at mid-day, down 2'4. Analysts had mixed aentimenta about UUa •olatile abowiD1.
Many expreeeed concern that lt wu a symptom of daq~
over-spetulatioa.
3 Girls
Held in
Shoplift
SCHUOl.S ..
by Norman Loats. deputy dis·
trict s uperintendent, In present·
i ng t.wo mor e p ossib l e
aJternallvea for closin& down
various schools.
Last month, be presented
alternatives that could save the
district up to $1.l million by
A red umbrella proved th~ closing elementary and middle
downttU of three-Irvine -girts.-sch1>0ls ove_r the next five years.
one not yet a teen·ager, arrested Administrators indicated that
T uesday outside C08ta Mesa's at most, only two schools would
South Coast Plaza to end their be closed next school year.
confessed eight·store shopliflint.: The most favorable plan pre·
spree. sented Tuesday night calls for
Taken into custody for sospl· closing up to six elementary
cion of commerci 1&l burgl1&ry , schools and three middle
the trio accumulated about $284 schools .
in merchandise from six South Elementary schools remain·
Coast Plaza stores , Th e Ing open wo uld h ouse kin-
Treasury and a Safeway market dergarteners through eighth
in nearby Santa Ana, police graders.
~d. At least one middle school
A Nordstrom securiCy agent woura educate s-eventtr-and
told police the girls, sisters 11 eighth graders.
and 13 years old and a 13-year· Under that syste m, Costa
old friend, ran past him with Mesa High's enrollment would
price tags napping from articles-be-redueed-t&-itbeul-30 perc~nt of
protruding from their purses at capacity, Estancia's to about 69
noon in his store . percent. Newport Harbor's to 57
He said he had in the men's percent and Corona del Mar's to
wear department and watched about 50 percent.
as two of the girls took the red
umbrella from a display in the
accessories department.
He grabbed the girls after
they ran out of the mall into a DE LAY parking lot. The girls were • • •
turned over to Costa Mesa of.
ficers.
As their 13-year-old friend
called her school counselor to
explain her absence, the two sis·
t ers told po lice they had
launched their spree on a dare.
Newport-Irvine area.
·'The document treats this
hotel like it was the only one on
the horizon." argued Shute, add·
ing that he's been told that a
number or new hotels are being
planned Jn the Newport-Irvine
$1,400 __ ,
Taken in
Robbery
More than $1,400 was taken at
12:55 p.m. Tuesday from an
Alph a Beta market in Costa
Mesa by a man who police said
pulled up his shirt to display a
blu e -s t eel r evolve r i n his
waistband.
The gunman a pproac hed a
woman clerk who was at an
open safe with a customer in the
market at 141 E. 17th St., police
said.
He reportedly used a soft tone
in announcinj: "Let me have all
the money. ' --
The clerk told police her back
was to the man and she thought
alellow employee was clowning
around.
She turned. officers said, and
the man displayed the gun and
demanded, "I mean it. let me
have all of it !"
The gunman , described as a
six-foot.tall Latin with a black
mustache, fl\uffed the bundled
money in a paper bag and ran
out the market's front door.
Police said he ran into
Uniforms Unlimited at 139 E
17th St. and out the back door i~
making his escape.
Taken, police said , were
articles ranging in pri ce
from 79 cents to $12.99, a
curling iron stolen from
Woolworths inthe plaia.
ar;f~ Strader. senior vice presi· Council C()()l
Al so recovered were items
taken from Sears, the Toy
Center . Toys International and
Lynn's Hallmark all carried
in purses reportedly s tolen at
Woolworths.
Some thing's
Fishy About
That Dolphin
dent for Koll, said he had no ob-
jection to the continuance but re·
minded the council that the issue
"could drag on and on" if new
issues keep popping up.
"I feel like a man climbing a
mountain with 100 pounds on his
To Ice Cream
Crackdown
back and some guy keeps say· Irvine Councilman Larry
ing, 'Here's another 10 pounds Agran spoke for the council ma-
foryou',"s aadStrader. jority Tuesday when he told
He also said that newspaper Irvine Police Chief Leo Peart
accounts of "hotel fever" are be· that it might be a little heavy-
ing "fl ashed around and are be-handed to fingerprint all drivers
ing taken as gospel." of ice cream trucks in the city. S PON members said that the
hotel would increase air traffic Peart recommended that the
at John Wayne Airport, would council adopt an or~inance al·
increase the city's crime rate lowing Irvine police to run back·
A man who passed himself off and was a step toward "turning ground checks on all ice cream
as a professional football player Ne wport into another Miami truck drivers and fingerprint
and asked Newport Beach hotel Beach... them .
officials to send his $1 ,291 bill to "I have no qualms against the The ordinance was proposed,
the Miami Dolphins is being Koll hotel,·· said SPON member Peart said. because kids com·
sought by police today. Sue Ficker, ''I just wish they p I a i n th ey are g e tting
The man claiming to be Andre were building it in Hong Kong." s hortchanged by the drivers and
Ti_llman. a 2SO:pound tight end Strader fended off the com· parents say the drivers may be
wtth the Dolphins. spent a week ments, saying about 300 people dealing in drugs.
with a~=:~ t1!~ 1~~j.~-:e;:;~-~~h:X-te~;1····-· .. ·-·'fh~~eiHeld·-Pe~~AMj1--..
He asked hotel officials to area. up with a less-res trictive or-
send his lodging and food bill to "There hasn't been a new dmance.
the Miami ball club. But when hotel built in Newport since "If these guys are dealing in
hotel personnel contacted the 1974 ." he went on. ''It's time fo r narcot ics can't you put a halt to
Dolphin oqtanization, they were a new hotel... it, .. asked Agran.
told that Tillman had been back Dick Spooner, president of the .. . .
there, training. Ha rbor Area Chamber of Com· Afte~ all. the drug aclJVJty
The.. incident .wasn't reported merce:--caHe&-tche SPON presee~ wouldn t be too ha rd to spot
to police until Tuesd ay when tation a "dog and pony show" since the trucks are fun_n>::
hotel officials realized they like· and said the group was trying to color~ and play loud music.
ly would not collect on the bill. turn backthecaJenda r. he said.
Mother Karen's
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~. Octobet 16, 1980 ~LY PILDT A.J
Senate Leailer Likes Park Plan
Coast
Backers
-~estify
0.01. r11e11 r-... o.,. •--HE LIKED WHAT HE HEARD IN SANTA ANA
MaHachuaetta Senator Taongaa Opttmletlc
Al eria Toll
4,000 Bodies Found
In Quake Disaster
l AL ASNAM. Algeria (AP) -toll would be between 5.000 and
f The bodies of more than 4,000 10.000.
people killed by the earthquake T he Algerian Red Crescent
five days ago have been found in relief society estimated earlier
Al Asnam a nd surrounding that as many as 20,000 people
ar eas. rescue offic-ials said may have been killed. But
today. Vittani said that many have
The International Red Cross been an exaggeration.
scaled the estimate of the The dead were being buried
maximum death loll from 20.000 hurriedly on the outskirts of the
to 10,000. c ity with little cer e m ony.
A pohce spokesman said that Despite the haste , the bodies
3,000 bodies had been recovered were wrapped in while sheets in
and buried in Al Asnam. 150 accordance with the Moslem
miles west or Algiers. whlle custom.
1,000 others were found in towns A few survivors were still
and viUages in a JO.mile radius bei~g dug fr'!m . the ruins'. and
of the city. There was still no police offl_cers ~81~ they .believ~
goveynmel!!. est im.?te .. _tl..)E!..__ mor e buned__yif~!1'.~ might s.till
casuiJties or overall damage. "11e"-atfVe.Tiie official Algenan . . . n e w s agen cy reported 15 The offtcaal Algerian news survivors rescued in a 24-hour a~ency repo~ t hat in some period Monday and Tuesday, v~ll~ges, seri?usly wou ~ded in cluding a 9-year-old girl found
v_1ct1m_s had still not rec~aved unharmed in the cellar of her
first aid and. many of the lQJured home. Other members of her
were suffenng from gang_rene family had been found alive
and ~:Cposure. M~ny ~urvivors shortly after the quake.
were totally dcpnyed of food, l'wo Japane.e. employed by
....... ._~ter,-rru!dlt~as~ast:ance. tents the Alge rian oi l a nd gas
and blankets. it srud. . company were pulled alive but
O n Tuesday , a p olice serious ly injur ed from the
spokesman said "thousands" of flattened Chelif Hotel along with
other V1Cllms were believed still t h e bodies o f fo ur o the r
buried under the rubble. J apanese. They were the only
Jurg Vitlani. director of relief foreigners reported among the
supplies for the League of Red confirmed dead. but about 20
Cross Societies. said after a tour Poles. three Frenchmen. two
of the d evastated area h e Palestinians and a Syrian were
estimated that the final death reported among the missing.
8y t'RF.Ot;lllCKS.'HOi:MEHL
Ot_O .. ••r-~i."
An 1'.:Wlt Coast :fen1tlor who
may play a key rolti m movmg
the Orange ('vast urban national
1rlrb1ll U\rollg e enate said
Tuesduy he considers local op-
position to the measure to be
we11k und romplimented the
bill's buekers for m ak ing an "1m-
press1ve" case
Seu Paul Tsongus, D·Mass.,
m ade lhe c·omments l'ollow1ng a
three hour Senate Parks Sub·
com m1ttee hearing in Santa Ana
on the prop<>scd legislation to
neate the park at a cost to the
f ederal governm en t of $38
million.
Tsongas. the subcommittee
cha irman. indicated more than
once during the afternoon hear·
ing that he is "sympathetic" to
cr eation of the 11,373-acre park
1n the coastal h1Us and valleys
northeast and south of Laguna
Beach.
However, the sen ator warned
the bill's prop<>nents that gaining
a favorable dec ision frO'm
budget-conscious senators dur·
i ng future h eari ngs i n
Washington may prove difficult.
Several times during the hear-
mg. Tsongas played devil's ad·
vocate, asking park proponents
• 1( they thought purchase or the
Orange Coast lands should re·
cei ve priority over purchase of
lands at Big Sur on the Central
California Coast. The p ark
backers said it should.
Only one person. state Sen.
J o hn Schmitz, R ·Newport
Beach. testified against the bill.
Schmitz was permitted to speak
only after holding a press con·
ference in which he charged that
he was denied a spot on the agen·
da dominated by pro-park in-
terests.
Two other per son s.
Libertarian Party Senate can·
didate David Bergland of Costa
Mesa and Irvine Councilman
David Sills claimed they, too,
were refused permission lo
testify at the highly structured
hearing.
Senator Tsongas s aid he
wasn't impressed with the op· position jabs. "I 've been
through a lot of hearings in th~
past 11 year1' and I know the"dit·
ference between whether the op-
position is serious or not
ser ious."
Tsong115Tefused to issue a pre·
.diction on how the legislation will
Jare when and if it reaches the
Senate floor.
Proponents used the occasion
of Tuesday's hearing to hammer
hard on their belief that forma·
lion of the coastal park would be
in the national Interest. Backing
that position were California's
two senators, Alan Cranston and
S.I. Hayakawa.
Another Kennedy Love?
-Gloria Swanson Tells Joseph Sr. Romance
NEW YO.RK <AP ) -
Octogenarian Gloria Swanson
says that as a movie queen in
the 1920s she carried on an affair
with the late Joseph Kennedy
Sr .• father of John, Robert and
Edward Kennedy, and that he
wanted to leave his wife and
"maintain a second household
with me.''
But the late Cardinal William
O'Connell of Boston told her
such an arrangement was as
"impossible .. a~ivorce and
that Kennedy "was exposing
himself to scandal every lime he
so much as appeared in public
with me," Miss Swanson says in'
her autobiography.
The actress said she told the
cardinal she would consider bis
words carefully, but that "It's
Mr. Kennedy you should be
talking to." .
Miss Swanson. who says she 1s
81, was a $1 ,000·a·day movie star
and the wife of the Marquis de la
Falaise when she met Kennedy
in 1927.
In her book. exce.rpts of which
appear in the November issue. of
Ladies' Home Journal, Miss
Swanson says that later she and
her husband went to a hotel ln
Palm Beach, where the
Kennedys maintained a winter
home. and Kennedy came to her
hotel room unexpectedly while
her husband was out.
"He entered the room and
closed the door behind him," she
writes. "He moved so quickly
t h at his mouth was on mine
before either of us could speak
. . . I knew pe.rfectly well that
. . . the strange man beside me,
more than my husband, owned
me." Miss Swanson said she was
"stunned" when, during a New
York meeting nearly a year
later, Kennedy told her that he
had been faithful to her during
"our year," and that "there had
been no Kennedy baby that
year."
"What he wanted more than
anything, he continued. was for
us to have a child," she writes,
adding that she firmly vetoed
that idea.
Miss Swanson says the
marquise later asked her for a
divorce, but did not mention her
affair with Kennedy.
Once, she adds. Kennedy
persuaded her to come along on
a trip to Europe with his wife,
Rose.
"If she suspected me of
havin1 not quite proper relatioo.s
with her husband. or resented
me for it, she never once gave
any indication of lt,'' the actreu
says.
Dick Drayne, a s90keaman for
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy,
doubted the senator would have
any comment. Rose Kennedy
could not be reached for
comment. Mia SwaDIOD aald a quarrel
ended the affair, but she would
have been .. quite ready to
• for1lve bim . . . because I cared
for him~'. "How I not care for the
man for whom I bed 1lv• up 1 marrtqe ..S tiUe,'' lbe aaya.
PONDERS TESTIMONY
Sen•tor Cr•naton
PUSHES FOR PARK
CongrHafMn P•tteraon
HE OPPOSES PARK
918'• Sen. Schmitz
Death Views in Effect
But Can Public Hear Juror Questions?
By DAVIDKUTZMANN 0t•o..i.r .... 1i.tt
A California Supreme Court
decision which established new
rules on selection of jurors in
death penalty cases was im·
ple mented in Orange County
Tuesday. but not without con·
fusion over whether the public
should hear portions of juror
questionin~ .
The court's ruling, handed
down last August. required that
ind ividual jurors be questioned
about their death penalty views
outside the presence ot other
jurors.
Previously, prospective jurors
were questioned in full as they
sat with other j urors in the
courtroom.
Arrange ments wer~ made
'Thne'
Tuesday so death penalty ques·
tioning in the murder trial or
prison escapee Lawrence
Poulsen could be handled in one
courtroom while jurors waited in
another. ' '
But confusion arose when
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Orella Sears said that the
state high court also intended
fo r the public to be excluded dur·
ing Juror questioning on capital
punishment.
Judge Sears told Prosecutor
Cliff Harris and Defense At·
t orney Ronald Butle r sh e
planned to close her courtroom
to the public when it came lime to
quiz prospective jurors on the
s ubject. Butle r s upported
closure of the courtroom while
Harris said he opposed it.
Out
The judge set a separate hear·
ing for today to hear further
argument.son the n)atter.
·'I certainly understand the
judge's position," Harris said
after day·long questioning or
jurors Tuesday.
The prosecutor said there
would also be problems in im·
plementing new court pro·
cedures, but he added that it was
his interpretation of the state
court's action that the public
wou Id be allowed to remain.
Contributing to the confusion
was a part of the Supreme
Court's ruling which said that
Jurors should be sequestered
during questioning on the death
pen ally. Judge Sears interpreted
this to mean questioning should
be completed in private.
Harrissaidthestatehighcourt
dido 't spell out exactly what it •
meant by sequestered. leaving
the matter open to interpret&·
lion.
Poulsen. the defendant in the .
case, is charged with beating a
Pl C ' r -· . • man to death duri.q a robbery .. ; annenan t be.&.....ID_if. ___ ---~~lbe..death prnalt~.i.f..coD-i...--v1cted of f1r1t degree murder ..,
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By GLENN SCO'rr with special circumstances. ---• °' ...... ~ ..... The authors of a report 1ug1eatiq WIU'I to speed up
processing time for development applicationa in Oran1e
County probably reallied they foreot ooe problem aft•
Tuesday's meeting of the county Pl&DD.iq Commiaaion.
THEY DIDN'T DEVISE A scheme to 1et their topic
discussed. ·
The commission met for four hours Tuesday der-
noon, but never talked about the report. They didn't have
time.
The discussion was postponed until Oct. 23.
It was the second delay for the report and the handling
of it prol1$led an upset executive aide to describe tlie proc·
ess as "acomedyoferrors."
THAT AIDE, JOHN Erskine, works for Supervisor Har·
nett Wieder , who called for the study on streamlining the
processing of developm~nl applications. He ~ld tht: cor_n·
mission he thought the issue would be the first topic dLS·
cussed Tuesday .
Instead the commission devoted most of its meeting to
a discussion on plans to rewrite the land use element of the
county general plan.
EVEN AN ATfEMPT by weary commissioners at the
end of the meeting to set a new date for the streamlining
process became mired in irony when they had trouble
agreeing on a suitable day,
Observed Commissioner Alvin Coen: "We're trying to
create a process to expedite a process and we can't even
agree on a date."
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
Cut1fied Gemolo1Ji1t. AGS
KIMBERLY MINE
1$ toul'ilt attraction
Lawmen Raid.~
Pot Growers
PASO RQB,LE5._tAP)_-A _
raid cOOducted by a team of law
enforcement agencies on a field in
sou them Monterey County result·
ed in four arrests and the seilure
of 150 marijuana plants with an
estimated street value of $1
million, authorities said.
The raid was conducted by
deputies from the Monterey and
San Luis Obispo County sheriff's
departments and agents from
the Department of Justice's
Bur ea u of Nar co ti cs
Enforcement on Tuesday in the
Bryson area, northwest of Lake
Nacimiento. said San Luis
Obispo County Sheriff's Deputy
Jerry Lane. ,
Booked at San Luis Obispo
County Jail for investigation of
possession and cultivation of
marijua na were Allen C.
Harding. 27; Bar bara Delaire,
19; George Johe; and Jerry Del
Rio, all of Paso Robles, Lane said.
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grown around the mine. The
Kimberly Open Mine Museum
is building several new build·
in11 to interest visitors. One
will house the Australian Anni,
a bar which wu once a favorite
of the diaen in the Bil Hole in
the yean followiDI the dl•·
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HS•t:. THERE. ·~v t:ICYWHERE : Word hal JUI\
leaked out or tlollywood tha.t James Gamer 11 1oln& to re
.doh" ona1mAI ~tarrintt TV rol(' as ltret Mavenck , t.he lova
ble. bumbling, aun·shy tlArd :.harp of tbe Maverick aenn
t.hat ran from t9:S7 to 1982.
All lhi8 11p~arently camt' al 1urpriae new• to hl1 ftc·
llon•l brolhe r. llllrt Maverick He la in rt'al llre Huntlnitoo
, Sear h City Councilman Jack Kelly
Kt.1lly now de~ds more In a&tnclaa than urda.
· 1'ht.> lluntinatoo polltaco wu quoted u aayinJ. "Thia 11
lhe first l 'v~ heard ol tt . . I wlab J imbo a lot of luck,··
You ~Ul'llf Jiu•lt 11 goan.s to coofine his emotln& to th~
rouncil ~">Od1uf11 and a few beer commercial volce·overs ... • * * ONt~ LADY PICKET protesting the new sexy book
store in Newpo~ch was c n a lacaal out Ul ~ •
Hvntington B~h Councilman Jack K•U11 1 rigid) With Frind
middle 'or Coast Highway yesterday that urged, "Honk
Against Pomo."
That kind of thing can make you nervoua. Some time
later, a guy drove up right behind me and bOllked
vigorously.
Guess be was just protesting my dirty car. •••
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE is going to hold a day-long
seminar Saturday out at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. The
subject is "Effect ive Listening." The cost per student is
Sixty-five Bucks.
Would you mind repeating that?
••• ONE OF THE MORNING journals of our region
huzzahed the Philadelphia World Series victory lut night
by noting today that in so doing, the Phillies "snapped a
65-year slump . "
I have news for them. Those weren't the same guys.
------·---~~ ~--.. ·-~----"-~~.......~~~~~-IT'S BROKEN, IT'S FIXED, IT'S ... You may have
noted in the news that Bob Citron, our Orange County tu
coUector. admits there will be a slight error on your
property tu bill when you 1et it in the mall The exemp-
tion la sUted in cents uther than dollus.
But don't worry about it, Citron says. The final
calculation on the bill is correct in the net tax amount.
It was just one of those computer goofs.
Now the ques tion is this : Was that the same county
computer that wilLbe counting our.. election returns next. •
month?
* * •
AND f1NALL Y, we have this note of wisdom from
famed San Francisco columnist Stan Delaplane: He says
that Emmanual Zacchini. the human cannonball with the
circus, once said, "The career of a human projectile is
about seven years. After that, you get aches and pams ...
To which Delaplane added, "Curiously, aeven yean iA
the average span of a column writer. Fired from the gun
each newsworthy edition, the columnist land.a too often on
his bead.
"His brains are scrambled."
Gee, thanks, Stan. I'll take mine over-euy.
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WORLD I NATION
Ablcam Tapes
Bi TV Hit g_ ~
N~W \'OftK <AP> -Grainy v l d ~o tapt11 o f o usted
con1r011man Michael Myers
accepting a ~.000 bribe topped
a ll three TV network news
pro1urru1, but his Phlladephia
ne l 1hbor11 ' l oya lty was
unshaken
Myers Of\ Tuesday bcame the
first U S r o ngressman to
appear on nation al television on
... tapes made In the FBl's covert
Abacam inquiry lie is unlikely
to be the last
Audio and video tapes of ~eetlnga with agents posing as
aides lo a bogus Arab sheik
willi.OM t.o...pa_y foF favors are key
to the proeecution of Abscam
d e fendants , a nd the U.S .
Supreme Court's r efusal to
overturn a ruling allowing their
broadcast is expected to set a
precedent.
MYERS WAS CONVICTED of
bribery and conspiracy Aug. 30,
and has since been expelled
from Congress. He is seeking
re -election as the Democratic
nominee.
Afte r w a te hing the tapes
the mselve s Tuesday night,
Myers w e nt out and
campaigned.
Today he appeared on
ABC-TV's ''Good Morning
America" program and
professed his innocence, as be
bas done all along. "I never
made an attempt to do anything
Economics
Nobel Goes
To American
wron1." Myers said. "I did not
introduce any Jegialation."
Myers took exception lo the
ne tworks' handling of the
Abs c am tape material.
con t e nding the new s
organizations only "pick out the
stuff that is most damaging."
However, Myers admitted under
questioning that nowhere on the
tape does he refuse the money.
Some 25 of M,y-.ers ' ~outb
Philadelphia neighbors
interviewed after the tapes were
televised expressed faith in the
two-term congressman .
"Hg_ DID TAKE the money
but that doesn't bother me." said
bartender Rich Francolino, who
s aid he had twice voted for
Myers. "If someone offered you
$50,000 it would be awful hard to
refuse, too. I can't blame Ozzie
(Myers) for being human."
Myers said he was optimistic
about voter reaction in the 1st
Congressional District , where 80
percent of registered voters are
Democrats. "I have confidence
in the voters of Philadelphia
because they know a rrulroad
job when they see one,.. said
Myers, who had tried to block
showing of the tapes .
Meanwhile. in South Carolina.
Rep. John Jenrette and his wife,
Rita, watched the broadcasts,
which Mn. Jenrette said gave
her a feeling or "deja vu ...
Ship's Treasure
Ryoichi Sasagawa, president of the Japan Shipbuilding
Foundation, shows off platinum ingots estimated at $2
million at a news conference in Tokyo. The treasure was
recovered by a salvage company from a Russian
.warship which sank off Japan 75 years ago. ------
W om.an on High Court Seen
By Tiie Aa80Cl•ted Presa has never been a woman justice.
Ronald Reagan is pledging lo appoint a Carter. in an interview on NBC, said, "I think
woman to the Supreme Court, something it is a mistake for a president to promise tb•t, in a
President Carter aaya be would consider but not Supr eme Court appointment, it would be a
flatly promise. Carter's wife, though, says "I can particular kind of American."
STOCK.HOLM. Sweden <AP) usure you" he would choose a woman. f h -Lawrence R. Klein of the While the two major party candidates were A ter is news conference, Reagan flew to T d Idaho and then to South Dakota to campaign for University of Pennsylvu.ia won talking about the Supreme Court on ues ay Republican opponents of Sens. Frank Church and
the 1980 Nobel Memorial Prize independent candidate John 8 . Anderson was George McGovern, respectively. The two liberal
in Economics today for crHting thinking about how to finance a late-hour Democrats are among the chief targets of GOP
computer-baaed models to show -television ad campaign now that his hopes of leaders in the Senate r aces next month. how such events as skyrocketing borrowing money have fallen through .
oil prices affect world economic Reagan, apparently trying to win over women Carte r . m e antime, mixed politics and
trend.a. and critics of his opposition to the proposed Equal b usiness. using a speech at the National PT'ess
The announcement completed Rights Amendment, said at a news conference in Cl ub in Wa s hington to c riticize Reagan 's
a near sweep of the 1980 Nobel Loa Angeles be would name a woman to "one of economic proposals . and then conferring with
Prizes by Americans, wbo won the fi.nt" vacancies on the Supreme Court. There Hosni Mobarak. vice president or Egypt.
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Klein, who was ui economic
adviser to Jimmy Carter during
hi• tir16 presidential campaign,
w aa cited by the Swedish
Audemy of Sciences "for the
creation of econometric modeh
and their application to the
analysis of economic
fluctuations and economic
policies."
The-awarding body cited as
one example a study of how an
increase in the price of oil
influences inflation ,
employment and trade balances
in different coun~es.
Klein primarily aimed al the
analyaiA of business condit.iona
but above all wanted to make an
instrument for forecutinc the
development of business
fluctuations and for studyiq the
effects of economic-political
measures, Swedi5h economista
said.
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BRING WINTER COLORS
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Gardening Tips
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warming trend in Orani;ie County i;iardens:
Iceland JX>ppies over Ranunculus
White Fairy Primrose over yellow
Daffodils and blue Iris
Pink Fairy Primrose over blue and
white Iris
Blue and yellow Violas over red
Ranunculus
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Florist is Treating
What lhe well-rounded i;!arden is wearin~ -and
on sale.
Camellias
5 gallon Hcg. S l 11.50
Azaleas
~ ~allon l{c~. $ 9.98
On sale through Oct 23rd
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Nursery School
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all. Your fa\'orite is waitlnA. The
pumpkin is particularly special
for fall decorating (no. It doesn't
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'They arrive approximately 20 da)'I before
Halloween. And they're very large. Some will be
decorated In a unique way.
SANTA'S
WAREHOUSE
Sneak Preview
Starts October 17
I l
Just a peek of ~t's to come. Ceta head start on making this
Christmas apeclal. The elves haw just made their first
dell very of wh<lt promises to be
the best ~nta's
Watthouse l!\'ef.
1'tee orNment.s.
Holiday decorations.
Special Guest
Gordon Baker Lloyd, respected 1o1ardcnini,l authnt'ity,
You're invited to attend:
Octoher 21 Get Your Houseplants Ready for
Winter 11 :00 '
Repotting. Making cuttings. Air layering.
San Joaquin Hills Rd. at Mac Arthur Blvd.
Across from Fashion Island• Newport Beach
Open 9 to 6 Daily
America's MO$t Soutiful GudenCenter
CALIFORNIA
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Wedi...-. Octob9r t&. ,., ONLY ALOT AS
Man Killed
Aiding Victim
OAKLAND l AP> Alameda County
SUJeN1D JOhn Gf'Orte ftid an iftemoon CCMlrt
date today to anawer charaet In tonnecUoo with an •llelfld attack on a langume friend tn her
~~.."r;,---.ooru WNEY <AP) -If Delbert R. Halyard bad
stood by quietly while half a dozen youths
brutalized a 1tran1er out.aide a liquor store last
weekend, he wouJd probably be alive today. Oakland llltts home.
Geor&t'. Sl. wa11 bookt'd for lnvf'tUUhoo of
auauJt with a deadly weapon after be1n1 arre1ted
about 4 a.m . Tuesday at the home ot 46-year-old
_Naomi CanlreJI. JLl.nrm~r campalun worker for hlm. ... -:-----
Ma. 'Cuitnll told f,>Uhc~ that durina a atruule
ln the bedroom. 11 all•11 and Jar were broken and
that Georae appro11ch~ her menaciqly with a
piece of broken 11ua. Whftl SM tried to defend
herself. she said, she was cut oo the fingus -----
T••• Ferrr s ..... S•IMI• Malia Figltres on Trial
~R.\"MENTO (AP) A spec a 1overno7a
tuk force Is to report Nov. lO on whether the Los
An1eles School District's financial troubles are ot
rtr<JWb oomg
If not, Gov Edmund
I ·r (;.Y'I' ... ,.,~ J Brown Jr. may call the ~•.,....CJ special seas.ion or the _______ _.., Legislature that lbe dis·
lrict is seeking in order
to appeal for more state
money, Brown's chief of staff. Gray Davis, told
The A.uociated Press Tuesday.
Reputed Mafia flgur~. -from-tett;-Ptritlip
Brooklier. Louis Tom Dragna, Samuel
Orlando ScaortinQ and Michael Riz.zitello,
were at Lo6 Angeles Federal Courthouse
Tuesday Testimony began in the
ongT~tayea pros~cution case against the
suspects in connection with the slaying of
undeAWFld tnformer Frank ''The Bom "
Bompensiero in 1977.
Democrats Disavow Metzger,
Endorse Orange Countian
But he didn't and the 3'7·year-old father of two
with a third child on the way beume the l ,798th
murder victim in Loe Angeles County this year.
"lr he hadn't come, I would have been the one
Who WU dead," the 2'1·year-Old man for whom
Halyard died said Tuesday.
THE MAN, A DOWNEY resident who declined
to give his name, still bore bruises from the
beatina he suffered before Halyard came to his rescue.'
He said be and a friend were on their way to
the-friend'-& apartment when he-stepped-into the--
liquor store to buy some cigarettes. The friend
went on ahead bee.use he wanted to watch a TV -mo_w. --- -Inside the store were two youths.
"You should have heard what they were
saying," the Downey man said. "It would have
burned your ears ort. •'
HE SAID HE CALLED one of the youths
"something he didn't like," and, as he left the
store, was attacked by the two youths and several
or their friends -he wasn't sure exactly how
many. In Loe Angeles Tuesday, several hundr~ stu·
dent.a, members of a teachen' union, school of·
ficials and Assemblyman Richard AJatorre, D·Los
Angeles, rallied in front of the district's office, and
marched to the state buildi ng where they
telephoned Brown's office m Sacramento.
"When you're down on the ground, you just
can't see," he said. "They were beating and
kicking me." SAN DIEGO <AP) -Disavowing the party's "It is a show tri1d like in Russia." Metzger Halyard, meanwhile, also wanted lo buy
congressional nominee, the Democratic Central said. "Get on with it. r will attend your cigarettesandhadpulleduptothesamestoreona
Committee in San Diego County is endorsing a inquisition." motorcycle with a friend.
8 fl write-in candidate, a 42·year-0ld businesswoman Savine Long, a beauty supply shop owner from Seeing the beating, he reportedly said: .. 1 •• • t'etetl ler C~ln frorh another district. Tustin, was endorsed as a write·in candidate can't stand to see this. r've J(ol to J(o break it up."
The vote was taken overwhelmingly with although her home in neigbbo~n& Orange County ~N DIEG<rrAl>) -'Ilie City ::.•mcu-n~ast-T'ID""'em_.,.oc·ratrc!'Jl~:;;;zg;;;.;e,:r:..:.:. :.;,:a~K;,ic,u-v;Ky.,lu:;:;lt=----=~-i1..-1-xorrourm1aea-.UiEe~un1 OnJ(resston atril:t. . • Politt~~aict-HaJyllrd~s rrienct Clfd ·not want to
voted for $2218 million in lease revenue bonds to Klan leader, looking on. He is an ex·officio get involved. but Halyard stepped in anyway.
build a downtown convention center which city member of the committee by virtue of his surprise THE DISTRICT INCLUDES northern and The youths turned on him, opened fire and
officials believe will rival halls in Los Angeles, St. victory in the June primary. eastern San Diego County, a portion ot Rivenide then "ran like rabbit.a," the beating victim said.
Louis and other cities. County and all of Imperial County. It is the nation's T Pi After two days of stormy debate, the council wo young co Rivera men -Edward Franlc . IN ADDITION, the committee voted Tuesday most populous with nearly a millioo registered Murrieta, 18, and Christopher Anthony Avitea, 20 voted 6-2 Tuesday night for the bonds, which the night for a public trial to determine if Metzger voters. Rep. Clair Burgener, R·Calif .. is favored to -and a 16-year-old youth were later booked for
city would pay back at aboutS22 million annually. should be expelled because of what an winafifthterm. investigation of Halyard's murder. All were
The convention center, expected to be investigation subcommittee calJed his disruptive The Trial o f Metzger's "worthiness'' identified by police as members of the lrvera gang
completed by l!IM, would extend four blocks from an. dpotentially-destructiveinfiuence." was set for Oct. 24, 11 days before the election. in Pico Rivera. the Santa Fe railroad depot and link up with a
l ,000-room luxury hotel planned by the Hyatt
Hotel chain.
If •I•• 'I•• •er t'eletl 0•
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ray Taylor, the
flamboyant, tough.talking business manager of the
union that represents 7,200 Department of Water
and Power workers, was voted out of office by
union members.
Taylor gained public attention in August when
he led his union, Local 18 of the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, on a five·day
strike q~t the cit)'.
CORRECTION
In the Sears October 15th
.. Natioaal Hardware Week
Sale " th e re 1s an
advertisement for 1 91331
Ci rcular Fluor escent
Fixture. The Hegular price and Sale price are correct,
however the illustration
a nd des cr i ption are incorrect. The illustration should show 2 bulbl and the copy description should
read '"White enameled
steel."
Ther e is also an ·--·-J11.:JV-n~u· 11'ftld'•••-"c:J•~.-.-r--:::_---::..=.=.:::n~~RMf'tlrr0r-~~ Noltbern California bu received ita fint lute r8ftirnan Bow Saw. TIH!-
Tahoe Gets Snow
of winter u two cold fronts swept acrou tbe state Regular and Sale price are
dumpina IDOW in tbe Sierra Nevada and Lake co rrect , however the
Tahoe and cool temperatures and auati.q winds ~c~~~i::;~ou~ ~~;~ ~~
elaewbere. Saw." We sincerely regret The California Transportation Department theseerrors.
issued travel adviaoriea tod~ f« drivers to uae
chains and anow tires on Ecbo Summit, Luther
Pua ud Broadway Summit in tbe northern
mount.im.
Four inches of snow fell Tuesday on Donner
Summit in the seuon's first m.;or snowfall.
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First men ent
Message Is Clear
ID the ftnt ol the ten amendment. to the Constitution ____ known• tbe 8W ot Ri1Ma. the Coundmg ~ath@n 1intl.ed
1-------"frMtnm ol-11>ttch and reli1pon" for spet•1aJ
attention.
...
Tbeae freedom• helped make the n1ted States
unique arnooa natlona. Under them. 1nformat1on. v1f'w
point.I and icleu eould ~ freely ext'hanttPd. dl'bult.>d.
araued and driven home or defeated throu111:h open d1
cuaalon.
The founden knew from experien<'e that only a tulul
Ly unlettered pn!U can exnelae ill wat<'hdoai role 1n
behalf ol the cltium. Open meetinas . fr~ acet!H to news
and the riabt to publlab without ct-nsorah1p are e senllal
to the protection of the public from misfeasanct>,
malfeuance or over·Halous manipulation al all ll'vc-ls of
government
ltut in recent tames. courts. leg1~t')tor and st>lf
_rvJ!!&_ •l!!!<'ial lnterest.I have tarili·~ns that dup
away at your press TreedOm pennec! by the fram~rs orthe
Constitution.
The pubhc and press have been banned from
courtrooms and forbidden to discuss what goes on behind
courtroom doon. News reporters have been threatened
and even jailed for respecting the confidentiality or their
news IOW'Ces. At all levels your government agencies
seek excuses to meet behind closed doors and withhold in
formation. -
Of course it is e asier to govern. to legislate. or con·
duct trials in secrecy and to limit the information given
to the public through official press releases. That's why
it has been necessary to write into law requirements that
government bodies conduct the public's business in
public.
There are those who suggest the press freedom
guarantee of the First Amendment is in some way a
special privilege.
Supreme Court Justice Hufio L. Black did not see it
that way. Said he, "Both the history and the language or
the First Amendment support the view that the press
must be left free to publish news, whatever the source,
without cenaonhif• injunctions or prior restraints. In the 'First Amendmen , the founding fathers gave the free
press tbe protection it must have to fulfill its essential role in
our democracy. The press was to serve the governed, not
the governor."
At tbe Daily Pilot we take our First Amendment ob·
ligatims seriously and try to exercise them responsibly.
Because in truth, a free press is not our right -it is
yours.
Electronic Tricks
One legal case consumers no doubt are watching with
some anticipation involves the court challenge of a ne w
state law that prohibits the sale of pay television d e ·
coders.
Attorneys for a Cypress firm that has been selling the
decoders are contending that the federal government
not the state -has the exclusive power to control what
occun via the airwaves. ·
Thus far. the Orange County .District Attorney's of·
RepOrts Hint Lost ·POWs Live
WASHIN<;TON There Is
nevr hofkl f~ Ui.e wives and
t•hllctrtn of more than 2,SOO
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r llporh-.1 thut . _
they ~J\4 Anw r 1run prisoners rn
<·tun nwn1:.1 IJbor c·a mps long
1tftl'"r ,.\"'' l' S µrisool'r of war
" a:. 11UPl)l 1!w tl w ha\ 1.• been re
t u rn l'd Thi• n·fu~l't:!> · a('count.'\
are too ~-ivttt ttnd dcWuled lO bt>
d1srn1sst."d ~ f1<·t1t ruus. Even the
11tubbom brass hal.8 who have
southt to close the boolca on the
fate or the missing servicemen
halile ~JUnlltUJAmaroWMl.
UNTIL NOW, the official view
was summed up In 24 brusque
words: ''We tiave no credible
evidence to fhdicate that any
U.S. servicemen are alive in
captivity and bein1 held again.st
their will in Southeut Asia."
A presidential commiaaion ar·
rived at the same conclusion in
1977. and the flies or the miuin1
men were labeled •'presumed
dead'' and shipped off for
stora1e at the Defense Depart.
menl 's St. LoW. records center.
But my re,porter l.J~a K.rieau
has learned that the official
statement will probably be
cbaqed lo aay: ''We have an in·
creuln& number or rei>orts to -
iDdiOalL that-.lbl'-6-m~)'_.,.
Americans alive in Indochina."
A team of Defense Department
representatives has just re·
turned from Hanoi, meanwhile,
where they discussed the miss-
101-servicemen issue with the
communists.
It ii fair to conclude that the
· Pentagon wouldn't be sending a
team to Vietnam in search of
phantoms. Here is a small sam-
ple or the sightings related by
recent refugees:
-A LAOTIAN encountered
five emaciated figures who were
identified as Amerieans by-their
captors at a remote jungle camp
in December 1978. Red rashes on
their ankles and patches or
White hafr orf tl'lefr beads spoke
of-their ordeal. Tbe.y...woui..a~--i
by, light-green uniforms, and
crude pie ces of tire were
strapped to their feet. Two
armed guards kept the
Americans under constant sur-
veillance.
-A former Vietnamese
s oldier told or seein& 25
Aln..::-:~an POWs in October
1978. at an encampment 90 miles
from Saigon. They were carry·
ing loads or wood and forqing
in the fields for food. "The)
worked with hard labor." the
soldier recounted. "They were
thinnest and very tired." _
Another ex-soldier said bf
saw Americans building prisor
barracks in a Vietnamese jungh
on the Ca Mau peninsula ir
August 1978. "Our hearts wert
filled with pity and sorrow at tht
sight," the refugee told U .S
authorities. "They were gaunt
skeletal, sad-looking men.''
IRAN1AN UPDATE: Ws beer
nearly a year since Presiden1
Carter ordered an estimate<
80,000 Iranian students in tht
United States to report to immi
gration authorities for a revie'tl
of their alien status. Near!)
12.000 were found to be in viola
tion or the law; another 10,00I
are believed to have ignored th1
order and gone underground
After 10 months, only 432 Ira
nians have actually been ex
pelled from the country. On th•
other hand, nearly 2,400 of th•
students have appealed fo
political asylum in the Unite.
States.
WATCH ON WASTE: With tht
generous support of U.S. tax·
payers, the World Bank is sup
posed to help the Third Worlc
emerge from poverty. But th•
bank's officials also spend a lo
or money helping themselves
Last year , for example, the in
s titution's travel bill totale1
S14.5 million. A good chunk wa
spent on first-class air fare fo
bank bureaucrats. On 394 of th·
trips, the officials traveled th•
most expensive way of all -
aboard luxury Concorde jets
When questioned about the nee 1
for these super-plush perks,
bank spokesman airily replie
that the Concorde flights cost
-___ _;_;,:mere $70,000 more than firsl , class rares:
fice baa agreed to not enforce the state law -signed •----sept.·"' by GoV. ~mU!ld\i:" Br~wn-Jr.'-=...~pe-nillng -a-----·-----· .. ---·-van 't. involveme in your pel tv bickering··r--
supenor Court beanng next week. 'J •
'lbe .tak• iD tbe cue are high, particularly for firms
•udl • Seleet·TV and ON-TV. They have persuaded
tlloua1Dd8 rA aubecriben to rent the special devices that
umcramble pay television signals.
We don't know who's right on the legal issues but we
couldn't agree more with one observer 's wry comment
that a decision in favor of .pFivat~ sale of the decoders
will "pull the plug" on the pay television industry as it
operates today.
Somewhere, though, there must be some pay
television technicians working on new and better
scrambling devices. And, doubtless out there, too, are
some pi.rates , working on unscramblers to match them.
Patriotis01 Alive
For whatever the reason, more Americans seem to De
f eellnaplltriotic this year.
That's the concluaion of Theodore Christensen whose
flag·maldn& firm in Alexandria, Va., founded in 1862, is
the second-oldest in the nation.
He reporta that flag sales have Z<><!med this year. ex·
ceedina even the sales during the Bicentennial celebra·
tiOQJ of 1918, wbicb aet an all-time record.
Cbriaenaen'a orden come from around the world.
Recmtlybelhipped 150U.S. flags to Saudi Arabia. U.S. gov-
ernment department.a and the armed services are big
cuatomen, as are foreip embassies in this country. which
often fly tbe American flag along with their own.
But tbe steady business, be says, is from individuals
who favor the 3-by·S foot size flag to fly outside their
homes. And they seem to be the ones who are accounting
for the flag boom.
I.ala may they all fly! • Opinions expreued in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expreued on this page are those of their auttiors and
.tlsta. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O
Box 1580, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 .
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Boyd I 20 Questions
87L.•. BOYD Pick 8llJ word in any die·
tlonary at band. And I can
tell )'OU tbe word after you
auw• no more than 20 ques-Uou OGlY with a yes or no.
Do you believe that1 Believe
It. Trick la to open the die·
tloeary lD the mlddle, and
.. lf lt'• in tbe flnt ball.
'l'IMD ..,Ut the baU lt't lD, and
Dear
Gloomy
• Gm
ftia ll the 1eaion when
a ptteta iD Um• 11vee ............
·D.11.
I';{~-= ...... _
ask if it's in the first half.
Then split, and ask again. To
the page to the hall page.
And so on. You'll come on it
within 20 replies.
A patty made of soybean
meal and mechanically
boned chicken served on a
bun is sold in Japan under
the name ''Ame rican·
burger."
Q. What's noon -12 1.m.
or 12 p.m.?
A Neither. Nor la mldnJ&ht
an a.m. or p.m., I'm told.
Argument continues over
the origin of the word
"hobo.•• One authority •an
the flrat "hoboea ", were
Hobart-GrlmH operallvH
hired by railroad companlea
to repart cm unnst, to breall
up 1trtbl, and to poltce the
trackl. 1'bey lffmed to
travel about with DO Yiatble
.... of support. \
Richard Reeves
These Parents Solved the Busing Problem_
PACIFIC PALISADES -The
public elementary school in this
pleasant section of Los Angeles
is more than haJJ empty now.
One block away. the Palisades
Village School has 500 students
and is turning new kids away.
The Village School takes stu·
dents on a ·'first come, first
served ''
buls. but it is
not a public
school -there is no
tax money in·
volved. It
began i n
March, 1977
with an ad
vertisement
in the local
weekly newspaper: "If this were
1877, and we were fa ced with the
situation of being unable to pro·
vide quality education for our
youngsters, we would simply do
what has been done throughout
history we would build a
school, staff it with teachers,
and oversee its operation."
AND THAT'S exactly what
folks around he re did. They
started their own neighborhood
Art Hoppe
school. The y rented a small
building, hired certilied and ex·
perienced teachers -paying
them much less than the city
does -and opened with 100 stu·
dents in September, 1978.
Busln& started it, of course.
''Any politician who thinks I am
going to let my children be
bused into Walla is crazy,"
David 1bomsen, a businessman
and former hiBh school teacher
who placed that first ad. told me
two years ago. "Jesse Jackson
may be worrie d about the
children of mankind. I'm wor-
ried about my own four. He
can't understand me. and I can't
understand him."
NOW THE Village School,
which charges tuition from $2,200
to $2,600, is spread through build·
ings aU over town -and Is plan·
ning on building both elementary
and high schools. It has inspired
at least six other growing "com-
m unity" school systems within
Los Angeles.
Race wu obviously part of
the creation of this third school
sys tem -t he community
schools do not have entrance re·
quirements like traditional
private and parochial schools -
but it would be foolish to th1nk
that that is the only reason. The
Los Angeles Public School System is a disgrace, heavy on
hot ' lunches and functionally ii·
literate graduates. Busin1. or·
dered by state courts beginnina
in 1978, has made it worse, aa
has a politicized local school
board. Most schools, with Mex·
lean-American and black stu·
dent bodies, are totally
segregated. That gets worse
each day as t housands and
thousands of middle-class· white
parenta put their children in
private and community acbools
or sneak them into schools in
Santa Monica, Beverly m11.s and
other district.a not affected by
court orders ...
In fact. there is a revolu-
tion going on. A classic revolt -
angry citizens have taken over,
or taken back, a traditional
function of a government they
detest.
.. WE TOOK control of our own
lives," was what exuberant
parenta told me when I first vis-
ited the new community schools
in 1978. 'Ibey are also playing a
part in destroying the publi
school system of memor)
perhaps romantic memory, as
socially democratizing ell 1
perience -although they woul
say that government arroganc
and incompetence is what ii ac
tually destroying the old publi
schools.
"Takiq control," for better o
worse, may be the American i1
sue of the l!B)s. It could encorr
pasa a lot of citizen revolt -r
starting independent schoc
stystems, a growing under
ground economy and ta
avoidance, "squatting" i
places where housing is scare
or prohibitively expensivt
draft.dodging il it comes to that
IT MAY BE an exciting, bt
not very pleasant, prospec1
There is probably no system
government -democratic o
totalitarian -can create thi
energetic people can't find
way to beat. "Don't get mad,
David Thomsen told Pacifi
Palisades parents at the 01
ganizing meeting or the Villag
School. "Get even." They di
that; they are beating th
system.
It's Tough to Stay Ahead on the Campaign Trail
Good morning, housewives
and other shut-ins. It's time for
anot.ber chapter or "The Golden
Years," the inspiring story
wbicb proves there are still
many interesting bobbies dPen
lo our senior· citizens -such as
runnlq for president.
Aa we join Ronnie and his at·
tractive wife, Nancy, today, he's
packing his
1u1tcue. ••••le: Let'a aee, pa·
j a m a S ,
toothbrush.
Porcelana.
w e I 1 •
.rebeuwed ad libl ...
NUIJ: Ob,
JOU '.re Off on
....... campalln trip. Wbrere
to&Mlltlme dearT •••tu ft'•. Merel.
Na•cy: A secret campaign
trip?
RMmle: Yea. Every time Jim·
my finds out where I'm 101n& to
speak, be does aomethint to
spike my IUDJ. Remember when
we bad the Republican Cooftll·
lion in Detroit to dramatbe the
local unemployment? And Jim·
my showed up there juat before
we opened lo umouDce a new
multi-million-dollar plan to
rescue tbe alllnl auto industry?
NDrJ: Maybe it wu Jult a
colnddence, dear. a ..... : My foot! Sb houn
befon I wu to make an impor·
tut apeecb lo B'Dal B'rith at·
t•cklna Jimmy'• lon1-1talled
Mlddle Ea1t poUcy, be an·
nounced tbe resumption of
&11Jd•·18rMll peace talb.
Maac1: Perbape you were
merelJmluckJ. .._.,AM• the ••11 same dar lall ..-ti.al I w• dell,.·
in& my major farm address in
Iowa, be both signed his bill for
a vut federal crop insurance
pro1ram and proposed
modemiDDI our sick steel in·
duatry with tu breaks, relaxed
regulations and protective
tariff•.
NDrJ: What's the sick steel
industry 1ot to do with your
farm SS-Ch iD Iowa?
...... : I waa on my way
from Iowa to P\ttlbur1b lo ad·
drff8 unemployed steel worken. Hon-. nery time I make a
apeeeb, be oal·anooken me.
NUC"J: Well, look at it this
way, dear, by achedullna
1pHcbe11 you're 1ettin1 an
awful lot aone for tbi1 country.
a...a.: Pleue, Nancy, I'd
raU.. do it ID.JHlf.
NMCJ: Of cou.ne you would, dear. a.A tbil aeeret campalp
trip ..•
Romie: Don't you see? If
can keep where I'm spealtin1 ;
secret, Jimmy won 't d •
anything. Then I can go back to
attacking Jimmy as a do
not.bin& president.
Namcy: Yea, dear. But ii YOI
keep where you're goin1 t•
speak a secret, no one will com•
to listen to you, lncludin1 th•
preaa.
Ro••le : Darn! I badn'
thought of that. But lf Jimm:
keeps doing somethln1 for ever:
1roup I speak to, he'll soon bav•
the whole country on bis. sick
What can I do?
Nucy: I know! Why not an j
nounce that you're golng to ad
dre11 The National Committeo I
to Brina Back the Depreaaion?
a..ale: (frownin1>: 1 don'
1ee what aood ... (throwina hi
arms around her u t.be U~h dawns) Gosh. Nancy, your
wonderfUll
~.October 15, 1980 DAILY PILOT , l 1
Many Still Seek Ro~ W'lt• aeea . ACUPUNCTURE
•
, CUNIC
.. Asian Off spring of Gls Have Probleru ~c.a. ...
Cefllllecl
~ c-..,_
BANt;KOK, Thailand tAPl
A1111 11 r rowdc.'<I with c-hlklren
searrhlng for thNr root.ti roots
lh Ill .co b11<'k to lh • lln1led
'-;ta , unt h..y-h11vt'
never sePn, whert' they h ttvc
fath(•n m ost of tht•m will nt-ver
kOO\I
'J Ile A m1•1 A-.11rn 1·h1lcJr1•n of
l !'-St•t \II l'flll'll ill t' j(rllWI Oj(
olcl1 r : nH111~ or llw111 111 1H1v1·rty
nntl 1n !ort11 lf'l1t•I'\ th.it' f t•Jt'd tlwm
11d 1111·\ clrt' u~klrlii: whu they
11r1•
"ONI.\ IN ttfo;(·•;N'I' y~1m.
h.H 1· I thoui.:ht uhout m} father
I \l ould lih tu kno\I \lhut kind
ol p1•r&o11 ht> ,... I would hkt' to
know where I <' ame from." says
f\1 m Oat' Sh1k , a 25 year old
l'd b y an
_A~n ,.,,wi ... _.. ··1 fed like killing the J>(.-'Ople
'FATHERLESS' ASIAN-AMERICANS who c<tll mt-n a mes ." s ays
N•rl••. Amn<>' Sak •t Th•I School 'Tom . · a half Am erit•an Thai
Marines End (~mi-S e
WASHI NGTON t i\ l'l A \ ~ Navy am
phii>Jous fo n•c. lnt'lucl 111.: .11.>c1ut U!OO \l.11 1111's. has
left the Indian Orl.'all .1ftt•1 rJ two·1 1onlh < ru1se tht>
Pentagon announrt•d
There was no 111<11 1 alum wh t•tht·r lhl' M<inne b~ttalion wi II be rl'pl an·d Ill the Inch an Oc·ean The
battahon. \\hirh had mndl' a rest stop 10 Australia .
is traveling aboa rd fo ur \/uvy amph1h1C111s ships
now in the South China St•a
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-'rT"T'I OPE/11/IG
teen a~er reJerted for m1htary
service because he could not
name his parents "I have ap·
plie d t-0 i;etlle 1n America
because I think 1 ran find more
warmth there thc.tn here ..
· I •>nly want to meet my
talht•r a nd t alk wi th him. I
\\111rld like tu meet his family 1f
p ossibl e," s a ys Ko 11 c h i
T o k ;.is hik i , 30 , s on o f an
J\ 11Wril'an c; I.
1.ik t' many m1 xed ·blood
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th ink s it m c.t y have b een
something like Peter son and
that he was a sergeant.
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Efficient home heating system.
Glass front for viewing fire.
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''I would like to m~et m father
again, for mothe · atienlly
waiting h1sreturn." e says.
Unleu they can prove their
pea eutagc, the Arner-Alli ans
estimates of their number range
upward from 80,000 -have no
claim to U.S. citizenship or aid.
And· even if an Amer-Asian
know~ his father 's name , the
U.S. government will not help
find him.
In Japan, the children can
l'laim Japanese citizenship un-
cler a Jaw allowing them to take
the nationality or their mothers.
a law ironically favoring those
born out or wedlock. Tbe minori·
ty whose fathers m arried their
m others before departing are
neit h er J a p anese nor
rn en cans.
Figures on the number of
m ixed-blood children born in
Japan since World War II are
not readily available, but the
Asahi Shimbun newspaper says
3,500 li ve in Okinawa alone.
PREJUDICE AGAINST them
in J apanese society. which em-
phasizes racial a nd cultural
homogeneity, has subsided since
the days when ·'occupation
babies" were shameful proof
that J apan lost the war.
In Korea, an estimated 3,000 to
8,000 Amer-Asian children have
been born since the Korean Wa r
began. They are d enied full
d ti zenship, barred from the
military and rejected by society.
A bi II before the U.S. Congress
would give the children a higher
priority f~r visas.
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It 11 with a sad and heavy heart that after 2 years of
serving my many friendt and customers of the batch area of ·
Orange County that I must announce that R.M. Abrams is
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. As a result of this decison we are
having a $1,000,00QOO· GOING OUT OF BUSINESS •ALE. This
sale pronises to be the greatest presentation of values in
Orange (;aunty's history. Be at our door when the 11le starts
THURSDAY MORNING AT 10 and receive a free gift.
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Sale Starts· 10 a.m. Thursday
DIAMOND
. &RUBY
RING
5.18 ct. Ruby
2.85 carat ·
Tapered BaQuette Dias.
Ref. Price $31 ,000.00
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Gen. Emerald & Diamond
1 Carat tot. Gem wt.
DINNER RING
· Ref. Price $1359.00
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Lady's 14K White Gold
I
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1.16 Corot Solitaire
DIAMOND
RING
Ref. Price $7900.00
$486600
8 Diamond -2 Corot
WEDDING
SET
Ref. Price S3950.00
5248800
DINNER RING CLUSTER RING
Ref. Price S 1600.00 Ref Price $685 00 -·-·-57ssoo··-·--~-s 23~·10--····-·--·
!Mn's 1 Corot i 7DIAMON~
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Ref. Price S1359.0Q
s59900 !
1 "4K Yellow Gold 1
!Mn's 1h Corot j
3 Diamond Ri
Lady's 14K Yellow Gold 1 .17 Corot Marquise .40 Corot Boquett •
Platinum Diamond • ~ WEDDING BAND ~ -s242so
1 <.O;omond 1 Corot T otol Wei9ht
H~RT PENDANT WEDDING SET -.~·I__.,..
Ref. Price S585.00 ..
lady's 14K Yellow Gold
.75 Corot 11 Diamond
WEDDING SET
~~(ft:j~~oo s 139990
1CGOlD G@ ......
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.04C.,..Tote1Weight $"°95
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Ref. Price '59. 95 .
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Ref. Price IM.95
.15CarltTotllWeight
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. 20 Canlt T otll Weight
Ref. Prtce S299.95
.25CarlitTotllWeight
Ref. PrlceS389.95
.30 Carll T otll Weight
Ref. Price. M29.95
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Re f. Price,1 500.00 .. $7 4475
Lad~s 14K Yellow Gold
~h Corot To·111 Gen. Ruby & Diamond
J>INNER RING
Ref. Price $700.(() .. 5333°0
Lady's 14K White Go.I
2.19 Corot -37 Diomoict
DINNER Rlt«i
s199500
Ref. Price $8750.00 .S 4 995~
" Lady's 14K Yellow Gold )
eurrERFiY RING I
D~ Ref. Price $525.00 .. 52625
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Gen. Ruby & Diamond
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DINNER RI DINNER RING
Ref. Price $1200.00
s57710
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Ladies & Men's
~[~~i~.~acelet~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 1 099
i~:.~~i~sJ:ontine ~~~~-~~~~~~-. . . . . . . . . S 1 'J95
~~:.~~~ntine~~~~-~~~~~~-......... s2495
20inchSerpentineNeckChains $2795
•Ref. Price S65.50 . . . ................ .
~!:.~~~~~ntine ~~~~ ~-~~i~-~ . . . . . . . . . s3495
30 inch Serpentine Neck Chains $4495
Ref. Pnoe S104 50 . .. . . . .. .
CobraBracelets S 1495
Ref. Pnce S34.95 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
i~:.~~!:.e~~-~~ Neck.~~~~~~.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2'}95
~::.~~~:,Neck.~~.~i~~-· ............. $3495
C.Omplete Stock ·---·QAturect .. ·Pearts··---
Large Selection
Val. From S 189.95 to
53825
-
00 All Y2 Price
Entire Stock Sterling & Gold Filled
CHARM BRAQLETS
All60%0Ff
50 Pc. Service for 8
Stainless Steel Sets
ladies' 1.Z.Jewel
14K
Yello\.V Gold
Geneva
Bracelet
Watches
Group of 5 to choose
from
Ref. Price $1095.00
s4999s
Men's
Ref. Price $1 CJ97
$54.95 ......... .
~ Silverplated
~ Trays.
Sei ko Quartz
Da y Dat e
Thin Watches M.otchlng Stainless Bond 12'h inch sss1 1Ref. Price $16.50 ...
I
151h inch s 12s1
Ref. Price S24.50
uti;#IUttID1ll~, 11 fi/ti•~Ztli',L·
75 WATCHES
cind 2
DIAMbND RINGS
s799s
Seiko Quartz
Memory Bonk
Calendar
Watches
Yellow Cose & Bond
Waler T Psted to l 00 Feet
$25~e $Q090
only fa /.stock
lady's 17 Jewel
LUCIEN
PICCARD
l 4K Yellow Gold
BRACELET
WATCH
Pave Diamond Dial
1/2 Corot Tot. Weight
Retail $3125 .00
s1799so
Redeem This Coupon ,
Monday, October 20th'
and Receive
A FREE GIFT
Complete Stock·
LUGGAGE
• American T ourister
• Sa msonite • Airway
I . ·-403 Off--ALL =~~
SEIKO
BRACELET
WATCHES
CRYSTAL-STERLING .
. SILVERPLA TE ..
ALL 25% =~"* • low Price
4 '
b~ Jr.Jewel .... ~
t.
I ELGIN ,
BRACELET;
WATCHES~
Retail Price $175.00 Retail Price $145.00
S6999
only 4 in stock
-HAMILTON
l 4K Yellow Gold
' Diamond & Gen. R:iby
BRACELET
WATCHES
Ref. Price $269900
~ s149900
SEIKO
Day-Date "
Quartz '
WATCHES !
Bracelet Bonds J
Retail Price $125._1 s5sso J
only 4 in stock .1
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Propet"ty witlt littt. or
no MOMJ down
• l.«•arn Tax Saving Procedur~s
• l.l·arn how to f'ree-up Capital for
in·v,.!.tmcnl purposes & still retain
ownership of your properties.
• H1·come Financiall y Independent
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{714) 964~5433
Sat Od 18th 12 Noon
RefrPshmcnts will be served.
BILL WOODS REAL ESTATE
DRUGS
DIET
STARVATION
SHOTS SHOCI
TREATMENT
S111ce the A M.A approved
ctm1ca1 hypnosis in 1958,
ou1 prog1.i111s have ~o Im -proved 111a t we oller a
FHH MONl Hl Y CLINIC 101
as long as yQU 11eer1 Ille extra help
wr.,., Jll otller
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PAl"LESSl V• J~~'IELWTION
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REAL !*DUST lllDIN
USING TKE POWEi
OF YOUR MIND
IAJOR Cl£DIT CARDS &CCEPl1D
GROUP OR PllY&TE 11.DICAl PLUS &CCEPTID
COUNSELING
HYPNOSIS CENTER
1020 N. Broadway 11306
Santa AM 953 0898
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pleasa. Offer youd 1hrll ()c1ober :lb. 1'11"'.I J. ell clll
~articipati~g Cilrl'o; .Jr ~ Re<,1c1urants. Lc1ok fnr . ;J
next weeks coupr>n in your Inca I paper \Oilcie got to.Jte.I . -·-·--------===-=~....:o
It's in your best
interest r ate today.
Certificate.
. . You'll like the
Interest Best
at FAR WEST
12.422%
ANNUAL YIELD
11.550%
ANNUAL RATE
Etfecilve Oct. 16
lhrough Oct. 29
interest to lock 1n tht!.i h igh
with a 30 -rn on t h Treasury
Your savings earn .25% more at FAR WEST
SAVINGS than in a comparable account
bank! Interest is compounded daily
It only takes $100 to open this ac count!
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Pflt•tt-y 101 •••• ., •• ,hd1•••• hOn\t~fUhCa\• ACtOUf\'~ '
SAVINGS INSURED
TO $100,000 FSLH '. ....... '--' .... -· ..
FAR WEST SAVINGS .
27 OFFICES STATEWIDE
NEWPORT BEACH
4001 MacArthur Blvd.
Near Jamboree Road
Serving C1llfornien1 Since 1 ~89
thal provide scrvll't'S lo thOfl/l'Ll Lit.:akl rl'f!-10n l1 CJ. people 10 t C 'iL'i)'il I\. ' lill ' I I 1
youth 15 now <1vailablc who ha\e bc~n trained by M ercede~-given h~ lhi.: o~ m:r. I-or an in-depth from the Orange County .
Delinquency Prevention Ren;. It n<::C(b the \pccia Ji1ed"1oob -.en JCl' a na I~ ,j, 111 \ 11111 \1 l rcc<.k~-rom mission.
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Orange Count' 11:.ill ol
Adm1111str:.it1011 10 < ·1vll'
<'l·nlc·r Pl::11.1 Santa Ana
92701
Birth
Facts Set
Tht• Orangl' County
llt·alth Planning Coun c·1l
1~ seeking info1 mat1on
on avarlabk hospital ob-
s tetrics units. pren at al
and r h1ldb1 rth t·duc:.itwn
pro~ram" and related
i,.ervrt'C'S for 1nC'l11s io n in
a "l>1rth gu1<ir> rt 111
tt'nds lo pul>h<,h ror pro
"JH'( l1 \ t• p:.in·nb
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.... 1111uld nintarl th<' r·1111n
1· ti at H:l'-' I K-11
Japanese
Class Du~
A class m ba~1C' t'Oll
v1•rsat11mal J 1:1pancs1•
will start Ckt ~3 at th1•
Japan Cultural Assorra
tum. 1615 N. Bush St..
S:.inl<1 Ana
The dass will meet •
cvPrY Thursd ay from
7 ·30 Lu !J.:JO p.m . For
further mformalJon . call
547 7733.
CORRECTION
In the.-Si·urs adH'r11o;in)(
wl'l1on of Oct 15th lhl'r(' •s
an a dvC'rll ~t·mC'nl fur
lll•1tsprt'1tds und Orup..r1cs
at 20'. to 30'. Sa\ 111~s.
Wh1h.• lhl' lfrKul:.ir and !'i11lt-
prirt•s hsll'd an• <'orrett.
th1• 1lhistratums :ind c·ooy
clt•sC'ripllnns are 111l'urrt>1'l
The Hc d s p1·t•ud s anti
O riqH•rH·~ 1111 ~:de a1·1·
"Conlt•mp11 ... "1\1..-dle,v"
und "Wmtlwood " s ly ll'!I
'omc sec lhc111 fur your:-.clf
ut your nt'l:H'<'Sl !"ctlrs sl ur('
Wt! 11lnC l.'l'ely regret lhli.
t•rror
ISearsJ
Mission Viejo Import
H hen u car i.\ e111:i11eered like n o other car in the worlcl
it .\lioulcl he sen·iced like no Olher car in the 1rnrld.
28701 Marguerite Parkway (1-5 at Al'ery), Mission Viejo. CA 926n
I LOOKING F~R VALUES? l
•
I 016 loy1 .. Dr •• N•wport Inch
Prices effective Oct 16-0ct 28 760-0111
DURPCELL
TVl/tt.4 PAa(
"P1' eell
BALM BARR
CO COA euTTE~
F"'ORMUL-" ~
L OTION .,~ +2~ WILUE E;-
s.2f 119 f~I .931~ -l1J
BA: SIDE ~ PHARMAC -
..
NATION
Signed
Guitar
Prized
NEW HAVEN. Conn
(AP) Beatles fans
may want to hold A 0
Saks' hand after they
find out who has held his
gurtu. .
Sak s ' pri ze d
possession is a 1963·
model electric guitar
signed by all four mem-
bers o( the dis banded
British roc k group.
More than a beloved
artifact. this guitar. It's
a meal ticket.
SAKS TRAVELED to
Wednetday. October IS. 1980 l'.WL y PILOT ,, I I
...
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RUBINSTEIN'S
PINK SALMON
SUPER PRICE
BUITONI
SPAGHETII
SAUCE
SUPER PRICE
ROYAL
GELATIN
SUPER PRICE .
KERN'S
NECTARS
SUPER PRICE 189 99.c !88c 29c
Mokes o nutritious meol Meot, mushroom, meat-Strawberry, lime, orange. 12-oz. apricot. peach, peor
151/1-oz. While stocks lost. less. 29-oz. While stocks last. cherry. While stocks lost. nectar While stocks lost.
Kim QUEEN
CAT FOOD
SUPER PRICE
F!SI
6-oz. kidney, liver or meaty
treat While stocks lost.
SURE ANTI-
PERSPIRANT
IEG. 2.79
199
Regular formula in 6·oz.
aerosol con. Super sovingJI
the third annual New l~::::::::,z:::~:::::::t::::::::::t:::==~=====::t=:;~!!~~~==:t:=~~!!!!~~=~ England Beatles Con·
ventioo at Southern Con·
necticut State College to
sell picks that have
strummed the guitar
and charge a fee to
photograph Beatles fans
holding the precious in-
strument.
"I'm probably the
oldest living Beatles
maniac, and I'm proud
of it," says Saks, a 71-
year-old music teacher
from Norfolk, Va.
SAKS represented the
manufacturer of the 1963
guitar during a private
demonstration for the
Beatles oo Feb. 8, 1964,
the day before the group
made its U.S. television
debut on the Ed Sullivan
show.
The Beatles didn't buy
the instrument, but Saka
did, for $479.50, accord= inc to bis story. Later
that year, be bad the
Beatles autognph the
i-· ~in geld 4eel:-
Taxes Raised
INDEPENDENC E
CREST
TOOTHPASTE
Regular or mint. 5-oz. tube.
Price Includes 15C off label.
YARDLEY
BABY SOAP
SUPER PRICE
Fragrant, gentle. -4 v. ·OZ.
bors. While stock s last.
SUDAFED
TABLETS
REG. 5.19
79
Bottle of 100 tablets for
st"ffy noses.
HEAD AND
SHOULDERS
REG. 2.99
99
11 -oz. lotion or 7 ·oz. tube
anti-dandruff shampoo.
MEDICATED
DOUCHE
MASSENGILL
DOUCHE
RtG. 1.29
CLAIROL
NICE 'N EASY
REG. 3.19
39.
Eosy-use medicated douche. Shampoo-in hair color.
Pre·mix~d convenience. Wide selection of ahod.S.
<AP>-'IbelnyoCountyl ........................................ ""' ............................................................................ ~I Board of Supervisors has 20% OFF voted unanimously to
establish separate and
higher tax rates for land
owned by the city of Los
Angeles within the
county.
' THt:
t:ARL'S
~·CATINO
___ ......,.
l 5• L< 211~7
Se,vd T+""" S1#'1f .ti v°"' 000'
fCaft Stott ... .--n1 VOVt A'e•I
COSTA .. _.841-1289 ,..,...._._.
111•-~95-0401 -~ea.-· ... ISMI Diep'""· e4 .. ...., ~awy I
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
Due to unprecedented
demand for our $3 .97
Brushed Cotton Flannel
Night wear and $5. 99
Flannel Robes which
appear I.fl our October 15th
advertising as well as
previous newspaper and
television coverage we are
out of stock on this
merchandise. Berause
both items were a Spcr1al Purc hase an Limited
Quantity we are unable to
obta i n a dditi o nal quantities We sincerely
apologize for this situation
and for any Inconvenience
it may have caused our
customers ... I Sears I
Speak With
POISE AND
CONFIDENCE
T8AUlmEIS
Clll 991
VICKS
FORMULA 44D
REG. 1.89
139
Soothing relief. 3·oz.
bottle decongestant.
VICKS
NYQUIL
REG. 2.69
79
The nighttime cold medicine.
6-oz. bottle at savings!
WILKINSON SWORD
SELF-SHARPENING
STAINLESS STEEL
BLADE KNIVES
Blade gets sharper each time
you remove knife from case.
UTIUTT llllH 999
Mii.LiSY 12.ts ,... ... I CMY• um I am' lllR -:':.::" LM ~~:"' 11.M ~.~:"' 11.M
llATUUL OAI GUSS
PAii PHOTO FUMES
~·~ Hong on wall or put on detk.
lteg. 9.99. 8"x10" ...... S.H
DUPONT GAS
IOOSID ADDITIVE
~.,29
Just odd to got tonk for Im·
prOYed mileage. l 2·oz. con•
BODY WRAP
BY BEACON
100 % YllGIN ACIYllC
YARN IS NOM·AllllGENIC
MEDIUM•'' TO 5'4" 11."
Machine washable & dry·
able. Brown or red plaid.
\(g]
' I
Wt&UIU NIJ.•t AmlAO
LOS HllMANOS
TAILI WINES
All TOP-OF-THE-LINE
SPALDING
SPORT SOCKS
ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S
& LADIES' llllED CREWS,
TUIES, OYER-CALVES,
ANILm & CUFFED SOCKS.
SOM£ WITH PRO-GUARD
DEODORANT TREATMENT
~~:9151TO239 2.t9
I l
l '
MODEINSnLE
FLOOR LAMPS
Es 19-' 16!.! "' -·-Quality California >wines
ot on affordable price I
Pharmacy atyle reflectors or
bamboo wraip shode. 51" toll .
I
SUPEI MULTl-GIADE
CASTROL GTX KODA COLOR II
MOTOR OIL PRINT FILM
REG. 1.17 99c
Your choice 20W·SO wt. o rlO
W·40wt.1·qt.cons ot savings.
(:~:')
l=:='I
1:::1
COPAL MINI llCOIDEI •• ,~
Loaded with deluxe features.
Battery & electric powered.
REG. 2.29
199
110 cartridge 24 exp . film
for instant loading cameras.
amAMUA COSTAMHA FOUMTMNVAWY I FOUNTAll.VMJEt WfSTMINSTB HUNTINGTON•ACH HUHTINGTON•AOt HUHTINGTONllAOI n To.to m 1. 17th St. . ...... at wt. 16141 te.tior at H1npf Muf• 6t TGIMt Wt1t111Mtet at~ W"' 2H31 leach lhd:-at Attanto 5111 Womer ''" MalftJ at .._hut,t BT°'° at RocltfftW
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DAILY Pll.Ol Hl'F OBITUARIES
IDp Pockets for Rent, Providing Price Right
•1 HVOB A. •l1LUGAN and oranautana from my aocu. c ~ J brohra1e houae1 and foreign poslU~ine are available to all WHITE~lr::., ' 1 P•J»mu and boccie warmup ~ =·~ ~ ~ aporta car li«mcies will want to for their campatgn buttons on a "'""'"" '"'• N. Y. -NC>w suita. f'amous dea11ne,. will no ' ~1• 'W"" phone In now to reserve space first-come basis. and no two or
tb:t the bure.auc~ata havt lonur reap rich pront1 from few for their measaae on my highly three contestant,.. for the same
pe mllttd '"f'til1Mftl si1npo11U \.o try1nj to ldmllfy with me. - _ _ _ -v1•ible portmanteau. office will peek from my lapel at
agr ee ment " w ith Sea.rs
Roebuck to lend ber name to a
new line of ~ignature sport.s
wear. She said she turned down
other deals, "up to a half-million
dollars to place my name on
jeans. but none of these offers
neeessitated m y totaJ involve
treep onto UM lnleratate. after Soon rnlnt' wall ~ lht' only Like London'• double·decker the same time. Hest:rve your ex· an the envlronmentall&t howls anonymous pair of s neaker• may ev"n bt ll1Ven an opportuni· buses. which advertise every· elusive sp;u~e now.
•&•Inst uninahtly billboardt, I down at the bowllntt aJley ,Cl ty to .iet tn on lht> aC'tlon, uy ;a thing from West End musicals
have declct.d to tcO public with eat our hurt <>ul Kcda •nd bumper »lJckcr rt.oiadlnic "I W1stl to free pregn•nc,v testin tJlt~..EAS. Qt' my..J;OC•k.ai,
!I-= "r.aonal pouur.~1> 11>1' d1 U WI u• wt-tr I '4. 8tauttftt-tt K•nnlHtM-Comet. 1heir1>1'01M! flilriis "T""'ril rr=e~..:r=:.-..~Mfes -andd k profu. • l'"rm• ln11t.-ud of Thl11 Lemon .. make laroe are .. • o' f my pe-ono u es an arale smock pre
wen ·· ----
-. "' e -... viously occupied by alligators . MY f'EEl.INGS, exactly . .. ,e 1overnment U<'UU 1' IT•~ W[l.L known 1tround the available for transit display parakeets and other fauna are From here on out, I am totally
that It Medi the mone)' lheu so pt; 8 8 L £ a£ A« H AN 0 811it APJ>I .. \hal my au ache caae purposes. naw up ror irabs to manufac involved with my s ki vv iew
,f 1 r d l 5 c r '"et m <> l ~I • n d Au1usta r an Mtl ml' to wur 111 1wcn ul 11rlnu: t1mtl 10 or near turers or intimate apparel in-There 1s room for no other rtat~~r:nt al1tn ~ alon1 lbt" Utt>ir 11olnni1 r ap11 in t·xrhang~ llOUlt" of th.-bHt of places· MY SIUNY BRITISH bowler terested in taking their message name. Except by agreement , of
auper .. a 11enwrah•. Well. SO dc> fur 1rHn feM and rmflphmen Sardi' a, ··~a." Lincoln Center. hat, which I have not dared to to the hard-to-reach audience in course. B.V.D. und Fruit or the
I. tary bar rtut.a No ti1.i c1eal there Manhattw1 Trame Court u wear •ince returning home from• the saunas and locker rooms of Loom can no longer climb to th
f'OllTHWITH, I AM removtna I hate to luck an 1ndu11try w .. 11 &M mak10& r e 1ularly a lengthy overseas assignment, the neighborhood "Y." Plans top of the corporate ladder ove
the Jordachc. Levi trauu. when 1t'1 down. but Detroit will ac·heduJed appearance. in Grand can be lacquered and lettered are also afoot for a series of my live body. Pay up, or snip
Courre1es. Salvation Arm>• and not be except~ from my firm Centrlll TerrnlnaJ and at all \he like a Dallas Cowboys' football erasable tattoos advantageously goes the insignia.
what not inaianla from lhe tup policy ()( no mort' freebie com posh suburban •t•tlons on the helmet to get your product name spaced at various locations on Fair Harvard. however, can
pocketa or my h1aberdaahery mtrclal1 I already have u l>1tnbury run. across in our constantly mobile nw cartography. rest easy. Sentiment, loyalty, a
The r11 trade will 1et no moN: pun1ed l~ namt' of my lot·1al Starting this week my 1mpedi· society. The shouldersfbd rear I also have a venerable golf sense of the worth of its intangi-
free advertuin& rromme. automobile deaJttnhip rrom the menu \i, avallable to dis· areas of my jaunty f~reign cor· umbrella, only a smidge smaller ble graces prevent me from re-
Merd1ants intcrt-stl'd m leas rump of the family chariot II cr1m1nat10g merchant princes respondent's trencb coal would than those product-imprinted moving the embroidered name
ln1 a large expanse or derr\ere can be rntored to \U previous wishing to reach a select mature make an ideal peripatetic poster bumbershoots mus hrooming of that august college from the
for display advert1smg purposd loc»t1on on a monthly basis an a 1mdience. Independent surveys for the latest spy thriller at the from hot dog wagons and out· frayed windbreake r that is my ~an contact me directly ur, one·" barter arr angemt!nl rnvolvm~ among midtown hat check girls drive-in or local bookstore. door cale tables, which 1 am constant companion on lonely
this thing takes l)(f us I think 1t periodic lubt' jobs and wheel show my battered brief case And since I fell badly off my r~ady to flash, foul or fair. atfoot· winter walks and trips to the
will, get in tou<'h with m} 1:1d uli~nment checks hob-nob6 on the sheH with the diet. there is room up front for ball games, county fairs, shop· solid waste recycling facility.
agency. Otherwtse the n vul dealer m hand-tooled Moroccan leather an entire circus program or an ping malls wherever crowds No, Harvard shall remain, un-
The same icoes for the rest oC the neighboring lO\\'n will be in gear and lnsh tweed rainhats of eight-card boxi ng bout at gather. s nipped . unrazorbladed , at
m y wardrobe. I am in tht! pro vtted to flaunt his wares every the upward mobility Mad Ave. •Madison Square Garden. The ~electable Cheryl Tiegs, absolutely no cost. as my con-
cess of razor blading away the tim~ I drop a dime in a parking two car. second home. shared P~esident.ial c and id~tes are ~ccordmg to today 's paper, has tribution to this year's alumni
alligators. pelieans, bartebeesls meter Japanese manuracturers s ki e h a I et set. Banke r s advised thal_!_~~me and Just concluded a ''seven-figure fund -raising.
Pl•te of the Day
m AalE8 -Tbil first alp oltbe aodl•c ia
1aid to produce e1otiltical people. "That'• not
true,•• Sa.Y9 owner Sue·Ann Davi.I. "Tbouab we
are superior, weneverbra1aboutit."
lllfolmetlon..., Ille "Pl91• of Ille D•v" I• ... ..., by Mike Ferley, eut-et flla tt1• edlllon of Ille "Wl>o'• Wiie> of P9rM>nall1ed Cellforftla Lie-Pl .. et ..
_ P~=~~'~::~~--1 -P'iJBuc N~TICE--~ PUBLIC NOTICE . I PUBLIC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU 'ICTITIOUS IUSINHS -----NAMI ST ATEMI NT' NAMI STATEMENT NAMl ITATIMaNT MUNIC.,AL COUllT 0, TME -ne~~1:::L:::S~l::0ow: bv!~~.:o;~ow1n11 PU\On• •rt 001no bv::::.~0!~1n11 !>e"OM a•• 001no "!::E~~:.::E:
co .. I Hl91>way Ut!l<IN 8...,Kn Ca fll WEST COAST INOUSTRIES, PURE SPORTS, XJl9'l El Enunlo, 4tll ,_.__Dnft 914~1 . . '" 8ANOINI MOUN! AIN, UI SICI O•na Point CA '2t2' N ............ c:. . .,...
Raeial Moti"e
Court Nixes
Noriko Kohubo 17'H Nt~ .. 10 I BAN DI NI MOUNTAIN , •nd '41 'Alon.to R. Wakktr. lJ99? El En·I PLAINTIFF: HUGH CRAWFORD Minion VlejO Ca •nin . FLA f l.l\NOER FLASKS, l77S OUola tMllO. 0-Potnl, CA 9241' D E F EN 0 AN T . J E R R y . A•• CO\ta #N .. CA tn~ Ml<"-' L Delle>$.. 204°;, •lno fnt• bvlln.s• I• tondUCl..S by·~ In· . . ~ St N•--1 lleac:h CA,;~. ALWAR0, 1""4••-uv ano dolng ..... 1. ol.IOu•I. Davi<! .l\ll•n 0.1ltv, 11H D•kol• "r111s "" I 1' _. n.u u,.r Ila tk11t1ou• firm neme Norikollo1"'4» Avt .COilA#Nw,CAtJ•:Z. r 'neu ·~~duC1•d Dy a •nd ltyle of JERRY AL.WA RO 1111\ \IAl-1 •H f1le<1 •1111 ti. Re»llA l.Oo.ll .. Ed•arO" ntl Min 11tne al~. CLASS IC AUTOMOB ILE INC , A CounlY C'4t<k of O"•n91 Counly on Oc. ne\Ota Ave ' to.IA Mt ... CA •>41' ~-A. Wakker C 0 A P 0 RAT I 0 N, CLASS t C School Ouster
1 RICHMOND . Va .
I <AP> -A church -run
school acted unconstitu-
tionally when it expelled
a white girl for her
friendship with a black
youth, a federal appeals
court has ruled.
The decision Tuesday
Signed from the Church tober 10 l'IO f Il l\ Dustn.u IS condut led bV • heel L Oelfoua A U T 0 M 0 8 I L E S I N C . , A
I f h ' . '141111 Qener•l partn.r~hlp, r 'tlll\ Sle*-'t w .. tiled wllll °"'' CO RP OA-"TION •nd OOE~ 1 and the youth e t t e 0..10 A D•ll•Y cou..tv Clfflt of <>reno-c-., on ~P-PuDllshed Or-Co.ul Daily Piiot Tlli. \lelem..nt was rlleo with ,~ •r.mDor 2• l'IO. THROUGH )()(X, tnctuslve SChOOI after the girl 'S Oct H . 21. 2'1, Nov S, 1'10 o•s.eo Cc>unty Clerlt of OranQIO County on o7 '1-CASI~=-', 4lt2I
dismissal. --·-· to,,.., Publl"*I Or-CoeSI Dally Piiot NOTICll ., ........... -· T ... "It is a very impor· PUBUC NOTIC"" r:1011• Sep1 H,0c1.1.t ,1s,1t111 •1• c..n _,_...._.... ,_ ...... r. Publl<'-<J Or-C:O..i Dally Pilot -.... t ant vict ory," s aid ---<><• 1~.11.2'1,Nov s, 1.., 0 11.IQ PUBLIC NOTICE : .. • .. ~..:;·:.':' ... ~
Leonard Rubenstein. '~~~~!:~~·::r ....... p r e s i d e n t 0 f t h e 111• l0How1n11 jMrson• ar• ao•ng PUBUC NOTICE f'tCTITIOUS ausntlSS AYllOI u.... N ............. .
A m e r i (' a n c i v i l l>usln .. ,... I NAMll STATIMENT ::. ~.!'"'*.--... ~Uc~:
I TSL, INC., -TS\. FINANCIAL f'IC:TITIOUS"iUS1 NllSS--file to11-•nv penon• are doing --.. ·~ Liberti es uni o n in SERVICES, 111 w 11111 St. Sulit 8 11 NAME STATEMENT ..... ,....... ... ....... • llM-U. le ...........
V . · · h" h rt Co•l•Me .. ,0.92617 ' Tllelof10w'"9-"°"1$dO/flOb•stl· UNIQUE FURNITURE, 1'3•• d .......... . I by the 4th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals re·
'--------------------versed a lower court rul·
trgirua, W IC SUppo . ' TSL., INC. I• Calllorn1• corpora· r>eu ll\ S.0..th EucllG. Fountain Valley, Ce. II you WI"' lo-• lN eCl•k• of"" ed the Suit. llon ), 4JOI W OcHnlront NeWPor'I AUTOMOTIVE AFTERC ... AE OF 921• •ltorney In Ws m.tter, you ~Id do .. The A c Lu ha s a .. , ... Ce ~3 CALIFORNIA. SJ E-v .. Po•n1. ltVIM, Jolln and C•rol RoMrlt , 2041 ::..:::.P~l~Y'°. ~a ... I r1~.'.'.:on""11'!!... ... ing which held that the Tnl• bu>lneu ts condU<leo bv a cor-C•. '1114 Tw•ll11 A ..... •A, Coll• -... ca. .,_, -.. _ always Stood for proteC· l>Orallon, J•,....E ICnltlen.HE~lePolnl, fU21 SIUstecl-•kl1MelconMjo$ r of " . . •. t2114 .--..1 d by a un •boOMIO .., ""' •unto, oefae .. rl ·~· __ __;;,...--.. 10ft reugt8tl t Thom S Tnls MU , c U<te<I by •n In· -••I per1nenlllp. o-tnfl'l•lflliremeilff,-,,r11'"1 but here somebody Pr.s~,.L"· dl••du••. J.....,.A.11_,.., maner•,"' •-te Merit•. •I ... .,.
.... Net&ee. DellC• Nedeea Marumsco Christian &-~~~~~~~=====~_,,,_.. __ ~~~.....;....;... __ -se-ft~N4ge
D9MAIO Frenc:e. VIII-Wiii .... let .... Wed· observed a legitimate
religious doctrine that
opposed inte rracial
romance
MA•V CllMAIO, ... "· r.,lclMI of .....Sey, Oc ..... ·~. '"° lrom J;OOPNI "'6 .......... llMdl. ca. ,._ .... IO.,.,.._.,.. l :OOPM to •:•PM •Ill\
eft ,..,_, OctDlltt' IJ, IW In -rosery el 1.lOPM at Ill• Diiday , ... .,., v....., c-lty "-Ital. 8rot11er1 CMCllfl, Meta of OWl.sllen .. 1..,. ......, of A'11\Ur o.Melo of eurlet wfll lie °" ThurMl9y, OC1-r
claimed falsely in the lhl• siat-nt wa. lllecl with tr. JemesE l(nltlM . I H•I• •te--1 wa• 111..:t with l,... I al~un•,..--reglslr-•llemp0.
name Of rell'gi"on. The Cou1-nrly10c ... 1.!! of Or-coun1,, on<><· lnll 11e1e..-1 wa• lllf<I wlll\ tile c-ty c1er11 of Or~ Counly on Se!>-0 T1HE DEFENDANT. A clvlt -C0unrv Cieri! of <><-Coun1v on O<· t...,_ :rt l'IO compt• "' ,,.. "-" flleO by l.,. pleln·
Ceder al appeals court I ".,. •-r 10, 1• · · " .. m "" eoa•,.1""" "_, '"'"' '° ... ....., · d h · Publlt.lwd O<anvt t:o.•I Da•IY Piiot '1'7•1 Publi"'9d 0.-Coesl O•ll'r l>llol this laonUlt. "°" ~· wttllh• • O.ys sa1 .. no .. t IS was a Ott u,12.1',Nov s,1.., 41-PuDllShe<I Or•noe Con1 oa11y P11010<11,•.11.21.•• -""·'° ;1.~•:.:i~'""~.'!.:r:;:.,~ Munl ...... llMch. Ce ..... -..., "· tMO .. IO:OOAM at St Mery"• bJ .. VlllUf't, lllchenl 81111 ,. ... OeflNIO 1118 SH Calllolic °""'"· ...... u........ • • TH E DI s T R I c T ell of Humtnv1on S.ech, Ce., also •••t h, Ce. 1nlerJl"en1 •I Good Wntlvlnt-211r-tSllvlOOtlelll 51,.pherd Cemet•rv, Hunt1n9ton COUrt. was Clearly er·
of l'lorl4M, Fr-Ottelll of L-Such, Ce. Olrttted by Olldey rOneOUS in finding that
raCISt behef and had IO<t 1S,l2,2'1,Nov S,l9IO '1l~IO -lo the u1m,11e1n1. Un~s you dO so,
nothing t.o. do with the PUBUC NOTIC_E__ P-UBUC -NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE your oe1eu11 •Ill i. mta....i on ·~
~-:'i '!:91:.ci::::: ::~1:1~~:'.. ~1.;-:::-r=mon 8eech. &Hell • M arumseo holds a bona "''"*-. ce11 • Pl..-c• -..o111e" YMI• fide religious belief con· :-·,~r:, ~,,!.. ~; ~~0:,:.:r.,.",~':· :::i:-:,.td:,~ cem ing the prohibition
e hurc h. Rubenstetn __ __ , pt1cet1onoftt1e1>1.t1nt1tt,andt11"couri m•v enler • luoornent -'"" you tor Said. f'ICTITIOUS auSIMIH l'lc:TITIOUS IUSINESS FICTITIOUS IUSINEU tile rell~ Otmandod •n the compllllnt,
ltAMI STATIMINT I MAMI STATEMINT NAME STATEMENT *'f\ltl\ toula r.wll In ~rnl\tlmenl ol
Rule I ~Jnl•ted Tll• following °"'''°"' •r• dot~/ ~~loOowlnv i>erton Is Oolno DUSI· TIM 1o11_."ll -'°" is dOlno Du•I wa.,.._ ,,..,no of "-Y or or-1y o• _ ~-bu~M'IS es: ·--.. .,.. M\\ a\ o'fler retiei reque:\tec:t 'n ,.,_. c.om •:~. Ml9 .. OWltUen llurlal wlll I-t I, -· $N ,, .. rvi-by • 0 r inter r a c i al re I a . •<...__..,.~,,Oct-t•. _.ller ........ R-.tV ... r-•sl• l" h' " th l SAN FRANCISCO
(AP> -The California. O~tlsJiUonil S'ilety· and
Health Division has
j urildiction over the
safety of BART
employees but not over
safety equipment In the
transbay tube. the state
Court of Appeal bas
ruled.
LOS ALA#ITOS DEHTAL X·AAY CHAMPION PAOOVCTS. !tltl C "AR LES R Ta T u M plalnl l.-"eoRATORV, INC., J1't 1( ... 11 •• llffch 81..., ........ tl"91on Baecll. ca PfTROLElJM CONSUL TANT, l'Ot DATED June 11, 1'90
"" It t :JMM e1 M. ""*" & J..-••r·ln·I•• GIMY• v ... r. • Irland tons l~, e appea s
CMM4k Ollltth. I....,_ wm lie Ill Wllll•m Ceulla el Celor•••· COUrt 88.ld. •ICW L•Aleml• C. 90710 '2647 E••t La,.,.,, Road S001t• I"" 1 • • J, PETERSON Cler• --~ ....... ·~t~1'uit . · ·-Ev• ..._,. "" ,...,lilCUT"'O~!· M11lll'1;·01·C1r---,_,,_,,,,,,_,,,., ..... ...,. . ._ lly · .;;;;rc;;;;it rie;;vi·v·-·--.. -
OoOd Shepherd C.melerY. Piere• Gr•···· .rv1c .. --...... on w.o. fl said the Rev. Aleck .....,. ........ ....,_., 411rte..,._ • ..... y. Od9Mr II, 1-9 .. It:-et ,...... .,.,. H•-L•---••• Pera Bledsoe, school prin-
Acleml, •l•L. C.te Me ... Ce. 926116 ttunt1"91on &Heh, Ce . .,_ Cherie\ A. T•lum, .,7 Thun· WESLEY 91. MAllRtSOM .............. Tully, llllll Adem•. Thi• lluslneu Is Condutl"" Dr.., In-derblrCI Ooun. Fullarion. CA ttUl , ,.. N ......... ., ... .,... F-• l•L. C--·Ce.~ dlvl-1. Thlt ..... MU I.I c~led by en In· -.... CA tU9I {' , ... -.L ....,,~-... *wctlMet~ . l d t I •Oe6A OAAaE 1MOa~L • .-. u_.._ °'''" Mertuert _. c.u c Ip a an pas or o TN1 ....._Is c_,ed by a cor· E"8 L.9uck .. ot[<Nel Tel: 17MI l»l'ID p0rellon. This Itel-wn tti.ct with ,,,. C,_IM A. Tatum A~ llr ~ .... ., ~ .. MM, c:e. ,._. Me ... ~w.. . M a rums co 8 apt is t IWI' '" Ocl ... r 12, ltlO. aern Cb h led .__ "*'-P. TUiiy c-w Oen of Or-Counh on Sep. 'This 1181-t WM flied wilh tN P..-i1v.ci Or-C.0.•t 0•11• Pllol Thlt ......,_. wet lllt<d wllll Ille Mmber 2', l'IO. Cou..ty Cterti of 0r8"91 County on Sep. 0<1 t I. IS, 2'2. ltlll -t.fa , • .,.,.,, "· "" 1n P1111 .... 111t11a, urc • ac ~cause ~.-,.,,...._ Sunr•-"' • Hutlltar of personal beliefs and C°""IV C1e11< ot 0r..,... c-ty on Sett-Pt4'1UI temi.r :rt.'"°
::c-0~ .~:,:,"' ::'..;.~: not because of church
0e1-,., 2 .,..,., .. on,• 11ro111et D ,.•L-doctrine.
f'1U7M <><t. I, I. IS, 22, 1•-~ PubliSJlld Or-CoH1 Dally Piiot PUBLIC NOTICE lember U . 1•. Publl"*I Or-Coell O•lly Pllotj 1'14621'
PubllslWcl Orangp ""'•' Delly Piiot O<I. I, I. IS, 22. l'IO Jtt2«> ------S.1>1. t•.Oct u .1s, t• ..... PUBLIC NOTICE ----. --N'OTicl! OF DEATH OF
PUBUC NOTICE C 0 R N E L t U S M . Wllllem YOUJ!t Of 5'>1..-iom, Haw euc,lllJ "The evidence is over· J•rwy -• sltt•r llulh Todd ol Clovlt, ...._ Meotko. '-•1 wrvk.. whelmingly against the PUBLIC NOTICE I--PUBLIC NOTICE-f'ICTITIOUS IUSINHS • ----, s E x T 0 N, • k. H EAL
•111 11e 11t1ct °" TI!undey, 0c.,.., 1'· E 1 _ L _ district court's findings ::_~..:;.,~.~~~p~~ ute'U'1rere that Bledsoe's person al
NAMlllTATIMaNT NOTICE OF DEATH OF SE X T 0 H AND 0 F
PICTtTIOUSIUSIMHI f'ICTITIOUS•us1NIH ... !~.t.ol'-lfto --•• dolne bull-ALBIN c. OLSON ANO p ET IT I 0 N T 0 AD .
v1-,_..,_.., ,.., ... Pec:lfl< v1ew beliefs are the church's Monuerr.~:hdl.-cton. KARACHI, Pakistan beliefs,'' the a ppeals
NAMalTAH .... NT NAMIUUHMSNT JAMES SCOTT CORPORATION OF PETITION TO AD· MINISTER ESTATE NO. TM fol'-'"" --I• dDl"9 bU•I-Th• fot-•no peraont ere doing ta Celltornla '-'-''°"'· ISJ1 "'C" MINISTER ESTATE NO A· 106146.
a1t•ci• o. 11USK, ... .i • .......,t <AP) -M.aalaaa Maftl court said.
ef Slit a.ctt. C... P.--on <k-t•Mt u. , .... "'"'',,.d bt 11er M a It m • • , 8 1 • a
MSt H l '""'-•t: 8•hr St .. Cc19te Mew, Ce. '2tM • • " GllOW•NG H.l\llT, ,.. So. JA·•E ENTE1tP1t1SES. 1Ht w1111..., J.,...• Scott Jr not A·106160 · T o a I I h e 1 r s • T111tlt>A-.0r-..ea. S1et .... 1M111..-.11Mc11.-... L.•ne•,CoewMeM.ee m1' .. T 0 a 1 1 h e ; rs beneficiaries. creditors
Terrr vo.nar, ,.. So Twtlln Ject1 o.titt1e, l6Jn Del Mer u... Tiiis ~· "cone1uc...i by en in· beneficiaries creditors' and contingent creditors of ""'••'"' ICet>fttth 11. •11111. Mn• Pakistani relltious and lll<llettl IC. ""111 ot Sprl"tlfl•••· polltt"cal leader ..,hose Ore .. n, ltew. ltonei. Al 1t111-. of w
IT SAID church writ· ""-·0r.,..,c. HllMl...,...llMcll,ee . ...,. 111v1<1ue1. ' . C II M .,_ t k · 1 d Tiii• .,..._.1, cClftdUcted tty.., "'· ....., .....,.,, t6Jn o.. MM u... wi111em J-Scett Jr and contingent c red1tors of orne us . ~x on, a a angs, aws, an state· d1v...,.1. HIMl~llMdl.c..-... "''• ...,_ ..,., 111.,.,· •It"_ Albin c. Olson of Hunt· Neal Sexton of Tustin, ... IYI• • ....,.. .,_... ,..,.,. e1 s... movement de1tablli1ed r.~·.~i.a~ w"':i!"= :: ::,: the late Prime Minister
DNl4• ... SI-~i. • Pens, Zulfiltar Ali Bhutto's
ments of faith "do not Terrv v...,,.. Tlltt ...,.1_ 1• <_ct.., by• c-y Cl9ftl•0r..,..~vOftS.-lngton Beach, California California and persons
dd h b f Tlllt .....,_. -flleel wltll tJM oener•I ~. llemller 23 t'IO I j a ress t e su ject o c-tyo.no10r.,.c-y°"~ .....,__.t · · .,1""' and ~sons whO mav be who may be otherw se n·
interracial romantic re· ....,_23, 1w. "'" ,.....,_. -· 111ec1 with.,. Put>llW<t °'-CAet1 0.11, P11o1 otherwise Interested In the terested In the will and/or
-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::_ r e 1 l m e b e f o r e it a _ overthrow in 1977. died eptane SOclety of a heart attack
c••MA~ aUlllAL AT HA Tuesday.
laliona nor do they men· f'MPa t-1yc....•<>r-c-tyons..>-Satit.1•,0ct. t,1. "· ,.., JMHO will and/or estate: estate: A petition has been l'vltll-Or .... Coe.It Dell' ,.11o4 lemW 1', tW. f"led b Gert de Se t ti on race relations at s..c. 1•, on. 1. 1. u . 1• _,_. 1 l'1tU11 PUBLIC NOTICE A petition has been flied . 1 th v5 1ru C xt onf all... P'*4 -o..,.. Coest Oel1., P1111t ~Y Alden carder In the '" e uper or our o Bledsoe ·led PUBUC NOTICE Oct.'·'· tt.12. tw :m7• S u p e r Io r co u rt o t Orange County requesting
Cl such a NoTicacw-=u:; ... 11.u• ; igton Beach, California, that Gertrude Sexton be 646-7431 doctrine in defending bis -"amouuus1N1u PUBLIC NOTICE &P•GMtwJ Orange County requesting appointed as personal
explualon last year of a T,....,=•;!!!!~:!ng""'i· PICTinounuiiNHs T.s.No.••wo that Alden Carder be ap. representative to ad· •-----.--BUENOS AIRES, =:.~."':="" Argentina (,\ P) -c.111r........... Oacar Alema•, 71, . _:~·~ .... ===~c:-~· =·'~.,~·c Araentina jau 1wtarlst -wbo played with
white girl, Lisa Fiedler, ....... , NMHITAT•-·•T OnH-s.iw.e111 :ooe.m., pointed as personal minister the estate of
b b b l d -Tiiie ·--end Trwt C-.1181\Y C k w o e e ieve was SANDW1cH EX,.1tEU, 1100 E. The,.._.......-I•....,_~••..,,,.........., Tnmw...., .nci representative to ad· ornellus M . Sexton, a a romantically involved Gerry.S..C.&na,c..tzm .... _., pu,_1oOMC1ofTrustroco.-ci0c-minister the estate of Neal Sexton <under the In·
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7801 Bolu Ave
Westminster
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Chapel 3!500 Pacific VleW Drive
Newport Beach
6'4·2700
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Josephine Baiter's
back-up band in Paris
four decades a10. died
Tuesday of a a\J'oke.
INDJAN ISLAND,
Maine <AP> -Former
Penobscot Indian Gov.
Wlllred .. Wally"
Pelan., 53, a leader in
tbe Maine Indiana' land
claims suit , died
Tuesday.
Judy J..,. Suselo, 111 l....i-. K-MAllT l'1.A2A 8"1181ERS, 21111 t-r U "7S e.s Inst No 141'01 In Albl C Ot d ---t Ad i I t ti with a black student. Cott•,,,...., c. ... 11 ... ,..,., Ill""-·~. eo.1e ..,..., c:.. _, it'm, p._. t,.;., 0; 0111~1., n . son (under the epe,.....,., m n s ra on The school 8 gued T..,,._....u •H~bw ... 1n. ""27 R«ot• 1., ._ ottk• o1 , .. c-y Independent Admlnlstra-of Estates Act>. The peti· r e11 .. 1due1. . Penny A. o ..... 1o1ner, .... s .. 1. Aecoreler of orenoe coun1y tlon of Estates Act>. The tion Is set for hearing ln that its religious prac· JU<1yJuneS11u11 cos1eMetie,co.mJ1 ce11forn1e. · petition Is set for hearing Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic
tices were protected by ~1~ ~~r::. ·~~'! ::_ di~~ 11 condllC'9tl by.,, 1"" T:~,'c,!~~ ~~D~E•,:-•~c:11ug::' In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive, West, In the
the U.S. Constitution, loller 10. t•. ........,~ CAStt1E11-s OCECK 011 cuT1r:1Eo Center Drive, West, In the CI t v of Sant a An a.
claimin° U.S. District "'G96 "'1• ..........,. -"'" •1111 uw CHECK. <00t.-•t time o1 .... 1n CI t y of s ant a An a Califomla on Novem-r ' e PllOll-Or ... Coetl Delly Piiot C-ty Clertl fll Or .... c-ity Oft Set>-1-ul .._ of tN United SI-I et ' ...., ' Judge Oren R. Lewis 0c1.1s,21.Jt,N...,.s.1t111 mMO 1em11ern,1w. 1,,. South""°"' Entrwa .. t .. Old California on November 4, 1980 at 10:00 a .m . was correct in finding Pica 0r.,,.. CouMv c:-i,_.. '°'8eed 1n 1980 at 10:00 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the that the girl, who was PUBUC NOTICE Pu1t1•"'811 °"-eo.11 o.11,, P11o1 i11a 1G011100 ot-1 S.nt• Ane e1\ld IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, Seti!. 24. Oct. i, '·is, t• ,..... Hormerly w.tl "11 st,...;, 5ent• An~: granting of the petition you Should either appear
then 14, had no conslitu-,.cr1nou11u1tN11s z::::~ .... ~-· '':.:.., ~ 111n~~ you should either appea; at the hearing and state lional right to attend a llAMmlTAT•Ml•T P()BUC NOTICE ....... ... --bj ti fll · The 1..._.,,. __, ,, delne ~1-Mid a-"' Tnnt In 111e Pt'_.,,, at the hearing and state your o ec ons or e church school when her nau••: 11tue1ec1 111 wld c-nlY anc1 s1ai. your objections or f ile written Objections with the personal actions violat· CHA RLES 11 uTuM . 01L CHtMOmCOUNTY •terlll9CI•: ltt Obi t" Ith court before the hearing ed church doctrine. P11ooucER, tt01 Eut Lambar1 "'""'°" c:ouat L .. 1 et TrecLt-. sna.1n 111e citv wr tenbef ec t1onhes ~ the Your -arance may b9 lloed,Su1tet01,uHe0re,CAtll6Jt 1110Wtc.e.D11...... o1co•-...•,..-•e<o•-•n cour ore ,..,aring. ........ c11.,1 .. 11. Teium, 01 Tt>un-.-.... ca.tu11 ._MO,,..... u-111nc11111 ... o1 M•• Your appearance may be in person or by vour at·
WASHINGTON (AP) B L E D S 0 E Clerblrdc-t Fuller1oll CAt»JJ PL At HT IF,: CU M IS tell-M8'9 lt'I lllf Offl<e of I ... In nar .. ,.... O b t torney ThKlloullNitlSt~bY•flln· INSURAHCESOCIETV,IHC. C-lyll--ol ... dtOIMIY. ..~ """"' r yyoura -. -Mary O'Hara Aleop, t e 8 t Irie d in the dMClll•I DEFENDANT : WESTERN TrutlOr or.._. __ , CMI F. torney. I F y 0 u ARE A 95 tho oftbe I · l court trial th th o...i..1t.T•I""' "'OllTGAGE COAPOllATIOH •ncl A ......... _..,klld_t1ll•d•111 ... nc. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a cont-• au t' · c ass1c ower a e Tiii• ~ _ 111.., •1th_ oou11H110UG+u1111nc1w... J.W.M<t1e1n ... uM1 .. ldM-t11trd CREDITOR or a cont-ingent creditor of the de· young people's book, expelled tbe girl after c-•Y on o10r-. c-y on Ot· SUP''°"' ,_,..t, -......,.. M. Kl•,.,,""" 1n--nt creditor of the de-ceased, you must me your "Mv Friend Flicka," the repeated waminos and t-10 1•. CMeNUMSm•SM•• .. ,,,_....,..,....,......._ -I , e • '14"14 woT1ca1 "•-.. .._. ~ n. Tiie •• -.. --,..... eased you must tile your cla m with the court or story at a Wyoming boy after talking with her pwa.11....,.0r.,,..eoet11 o.Hy ,.1101 ,_._.,._ ....... ,....._. "*' ....,...,.., 11 .,,,, « ,,. r•1 clalmwlththecourtorpre-present It to the personal
who tames a wild hone parents about her 0c1. u, 1J. n, Nov. s. 1w •••1• .-..._ ...,.. -.. ~ ,..._. ......-nv .._, ..... .....,. ''--""' senJ It to the persona I representative appointed
and 1row1 up in the friendship with Rufus = • .,._ .... 1118 ....,........, ~:,'c!::!' .. ~'":•Y A,,.., Cott• 'representative appointed by the court within four
process, died Tuesday of Bostic Ill. also then 14. PUBLIC NOTICE ""''°' u.... ... .,. _ _.... TN iw•>ll!..,, r ........ c11ec1e1m1 by the court within four months from the date of
arteri01cleroti1 at her Boslic's father was "ininouuUMHM ::.:=.::m---.C::==.:: ::' ~=-~ -:W""'.::C:=.:: months from the date of first 1~~nceSecottllett~r00s ~ home in Chevy Chase, then a church deacon, ...,_nATllM9MT • ...,. ..... u. .. .__.. ..........,,w...,.-,_,..,,_ first Issuance of letters as prov ....... n on Md TN......,.......-,, dl9lne ""91· a-.-.... s.11 ... w111 .. mMt. ttut •"'*" provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of · butlbeBosticfamilyre· ,...,.,1 11reu'*'"''°_""..,"k•ot.,.c•W9MM•-rMtv.•-• ... •m-the Probate Code of California. The time for
·------------------· 8RA~:A:::~~~ A'!oai!! =~~1~' .. "'=' ::r":°:~1= r~~~~ ::-.;.~:-::'.;.: California. The time for fll. fllino c11almst fwlll not ex· I I IMw ~ .. 11 •• r.s.-.M,H8Jly.-r11e111ec1 ... 11-. MIMC••IN-(•lwcur41dllvteld Ing claims will not expire plre pr or o our months
I (CLIP & S A'VE) Send 1 J0...(.iMetf'llQUISl 11· '"' .. ,... "u.t..s ... •llt118r •1t-le• o... .. Trv«. te-wtt: '"A6"'1• ,.,. prior to four months from from the date of the Mar· M AMA"f.,C..UINM,C. ... 17 "" ...... efl .... _,.., ... rle chldlftl .. ..,..,,.....lfll8141Nt•(1), ... the date of the hearing lngnOtlCedabove . TN•......_ It c--by .., 111-ll•c.,10 111-.1e1emente, .... u ,,_.,,If M'f, w.-r IN -et 18141 I _... I ••vl6681. -·· w ,_._ -'"'· 11 Nr o... .. T,,.., ...._ <Mf9K eM ••· not Cwvabove.
I ll~AU .,..,.~ .....,..,,...._,...ttr.,.et,_.., ,._ .... ,,,,..__._.,._.,,_. YOU MAY EXAMINE O EX ~ I TltK ......,_. •• 111.,. w11111118 TO THll DIEf'IENOANT : A chrll ,,_......, .... ~.,,,,.,, .. _file k t b t-rt Y U MAY AMINE
I Photo G .... dngl c-trc'"1i•0r.,.c-r°"oc. cem.ie1t1tN1Mlllfl1MllvlN~ Tt1e...,1c1rt-ui.o..11 .. ,..,. ep V ,.., cou · the file keot by the court. • 1W ••r 111. 1-. tiff ... .,. rw. ".,.,""" •......, '"'" -•"'-•-"'" ....-• If you are Interested In the If you are Interested in the · 1 Canis ,.,.,.,. ""• ieWlllll,..., """'· wtt11111 • •Y• ""''" • ... ..,,..... • _,.... state t°" mav flle a r•· est•te. t""' mav file a r•· P\ollll.._. o.._ Coest Delly Piiiot 1111tr ""' -Is NrWll t11 you, OKI.,...,. " Ottewff M4I ~ t ' th t...__ t t .. -"' I 0c1 u tt.,. ...,, s •• 411 .. 111e w1t11 .., ~ • ..,....., ,......_ ,., te••· IM • •'"'" N•tl<• .. ues w '"" cour o re-quest w th the court to re· · • • • • ....... < .......... U1111e1 rw ..... o.t-. ... ..-• ..... ,,.. -elve special notice of the celve special notice of the I 1 · P\19UC NOTICS ' ..-~ .... • ....,.. • • ••"1•"" cellll4 •••• M•tlce •• Inventory of estate assets lnventn of estate as•-ts lllkatltll ..................... ,.wt .,....., ................. -,... ~ d of t--I I -I •Christmas Chanukah or -. ...... ...,._......, .. ,..,-.r c..-. "' .. "'*"Y _..,."",...,an ,,. _ .. tons, •c· and of he petitions, ac-
N id de. . ~TIOUl9Ulol1141M .. ,. .... ....._..,.111e,-..-. . .,..,..,......... ounts and reports counts and po t I av ad signs. I ...,.ITAftMllWT '*'*" mu1i1,_,,.111191"11111WMM-' n.1-.-..,. described In Section 1200 re r s I • Stliml ·Line or Trim-Line I .',~"""':I=:·.~~ =·=::.:=:.er~te!. !.":.~. . of the C.llfornla Probate :sf~~~l:~r~tl~~ot!.~
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by Kevin Fagan
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MOON MULLINS
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
.AUMl.All, WMAT''~ A
0000 (ii~ S:O" A
arANO·NlW M&V?
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
OH) NO! I 1HOUGHT IHA1 I
5t.JPER·DETECTIV£ FINGER·
PRINT KIT WAS FOR '
YOUR LI TTLE BoY.' I
by Mell
ANYT~IN6, 1.ANL.e~
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by Lynn Johnston
LETS K.>PE 1 'vi: GOf
A FEW '{EARS
BEFORE e,HE
FINDS ANC11HER
BoYfRIEND 1•
by George Lemont
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE
"Kiss Daddy on the other cheek. I just kissed
him on that one."
DENNIS THE MENACE
TUMBLEWEEDS
I HAFiA~IPE
10 \IAPH7 C rrY,
'WE~PS. '{OU GOT
AMAP?
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DON'T LET ME t
CATCH YOU
DOING THAT
ACrAIN
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14 G1rrs name
15 Hurt
16 wriars in __ ,,
17 Bows
18 Bottea e g
2 words
20 Cool drinks
21 In lhe know
22 Basest
23 Evita -
25 Sp11ng sign
27 Ground c.011-
er
29 Brotner
30 Stupefy
34 Rear
36 Sip
38 Stop
39 Bought
shares
3 words
42 Surteils
43 Fort1l1c:.t1on
44 Vetch
45 Ogles
46 Colof
47 Rldlcules
49 Strength
1 I J •
51 Lawful UNITED Fea1ure Synd1ca1e
54 Glowers Tuesday's Puu le Solved
58 Place
60 Cen1er
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3 Play down
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ment
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bOIS
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28 Roll ot bills
30 Wetght or
India
31 HtdllS
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9 Stone wo1ker 33 Seines
10 Afresh 34 Church area
11 Spouse 35 Eaconate
12 Iowa city 37 Scatter
13 lnslall 38 Suei -
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name 41 Chari
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50 Back Prel
52 Peace deity
53 1rr11able
54 Poker game
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name
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57 Doswve
59 E11pernnenl
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Ned Beatty and Caerol Rumt"tt portrn ' U\l'
parents ol a Vietna m ruuaelty m tht·
rebroadcast of the Emmy wt nmn.i drnmu
"Friendly Fire" tonight ~t 8 on AllC.
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lode st tM ~ .or1d of
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KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles
KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
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fhe cat-of clalin.tlat
P•I• Fountain le ,,_,
from Ill• rooll 111 Dmeland
to hi• pre~I etatu• ••top
tourlat atlrec:llon ol Iha
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Meet Gullavo Rometo, •
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Bugs Bunny comM wlllltrl
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named Publlc Rebblt Num-
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sxplor9d. (2 fir•.) eO MCMOYll
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Bsatty. The ,.,.nll ol a
young IOldler who ...
kltMcl In Vletnem I-OOV·
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lndltlerencs wtMltt they try
lo !Ind out flow lhelr ton
really died. (RIQ 0 MOYIE
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DOtlltM who l'l\ay beeome
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c;llplt.HN lie< llUdi.nc:e With
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Graham, Oacat de La Ren-
1•, AllOnd• B•IM. Jane
Helmllcll
9:311.0MAT
flUIFOAMANCU
"Dance In America Ch0te•
ograplly By Balancllone
Part Ill" MlkhaH Berys1>n1-
ko11 and l(arln von ArOl-
dlngen .,. lhe leatuted
denowe In Balanctlk>e·a
"Prodlg1I Son" end
Suzanne Farrell and Peter
Mu lln a perform
"Checonne .. to the mulWC
of Gluclt. CR)
.. Tiie Judlclal Branch"
Jecle Anderaon ••amlnee
lhe federal court aystem
and the U.S Juallce
Oepar1men1 from the eMty
precedent• ot JulllG• John
Merlhall lo the lllttory-
maklng decisions or lhe
Werren Court
tO:OO •• N1W1
NATIONAL NEWS
TUBE TOPPERS
NBC e 5 :00 World Series. The
K ansas City Hoyals and the Philadelphia
Ph illies gu at it again m this second game
of t he fall classic.
ABC fJ 8:00 "Friendly Fire." The
parents of a sold ier killed in Vietna m un-
l'OVt!r ~t! trul' C'ause of his death in this T V
movie wtlhCarol Burnelt and Ned Beatty.
t Photo at left ) ·
CBS 9 9:00 "And Your Na me is
.Jonah." Sall y Struthers stars as the
mother of a deaf boy in this TV movie with
.Jaml·s Woods.
t0:aome N£W8
• OOVEAHMEHT AS rT
18
Tiie Jud1c111 Br1ncll"
Jacil Anderton 11um1nes
the 1ee1er11 court syt1t m
and lht US Juatlce
0ep8tlmenl from the early
~ p;~nlS ol JuSltee John
Ma1allall IO lhil h•SIC>ty·
making decisions 01 the
Wwren Courl OD COSMOS
"The Harmony 0 1 WO<lds
Dt Carl S991n retraoe1
Ille 1118 OI Johannes
K11plor Hoe 1as1 sclenllhc
astrologer end lhil 11111
modern astronomer O
11:008011(1)(11 NE'ti8 . D HOLLYWOOD
8QUAM8
G NEWL YWEO GAME
at YOU BET YOUR LIFE
Buddy Hackett IS surprised
by Vld1I Sassoon nnd
meets a lem1le garage
owner-mechanic and the
"Pickle" ol the yHt
(I) 0. STEP llEYONO
"The Bride Pounaed"' On
lheir drive to their hori&y·
moon vM:atlon, bride Sally
Conroy begin• to HIOme
-.. the Identity of another per-
V aon.
11:30 8 Cl) CAMPAIGN
COUNTDOWN
Waite< C.ontute Ind van·
ou• corrnpondenta report
on Iha ctl\dldatH , 1-.
JOHN DARLING
the electorate and the
changing polnlcal system D TONIGHT
W~•• Johnny Carson
Mesta Goldie Hawn.
Ak:htld and Aobe<I Royla-
ton D MOA£CAM9£ & WISE
Eroc and Ernie 1pool the<•
way 1111ougn 'Thi! Banana
Boat SO<IQ" with ll"ftl 1181
Nona \/an Palandt G ~ A8CNEW8 G OOHIMOKf
A young schoolmarm s
unscrupulous relallves
descend on Dodge to
begin a moon"'1n1ng opet·
a11on
at HQOAN'S HEAOE8
Hogan gets Klink pro-
moted to German Chlel or
Statt
• IT TAKIES A THIEF
Al Mundy parsuades the
SIA 10 obtain parole tor •
lady lhtal to help him stHI
a fabulooa lur coat.
llD ID CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
11:150 G 9 LOVE 90AT
"Eli Plus Y" Loretta Sw11,
Alcll1rd Mulligan,
"Grehem And l<elly" Krltly
McNlc1101, Scott Balo;
"Tiie Goldenage<I "(R)
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12:00 8 Cl) C88 LAT£ MOVIE • • •n .. Overboard" 11111e1
Angle Olcklnaon, Cllll
BJ PETEa I. llOYEa
LOS ANGE~ (AP) -In tbe lut few
weeb, ABC bH taken tbe point in
broade• teleruioa '• intemil)'inc battle
with the Federal Communication•
Commission over competition between
"free" TV and pay TV. ABC pictures the
eoaflict a holy war. in which the stakes are
.... ,•n1 lw than Truth, Justice, and the
Amertcm Way.
Goldenson went on to bemoan the
Ferria-era free hand that bu encoura&ed
tbe pay TV boom, citing specifically last
summer's FCC rulings which lifted
restrictions on cablecasters wanting to
transmit from one m arket and into
another, allowing them to compete without
cost with local broadcasters who had to
pay for their programs .
should be protect ed. The government
s h ould e ithe r lift r est r ic tion s on
broadcasting or impose restrictions upon
pay TV. or, preferably, both.
Cbart. Ferria, chairman of the FCC,
.._ a more starkly drawn picture:
''WE'aE aEMOVING tbe
~m they're used t.o. Tbe FCC lau bem in the buainesa of protectlq their
<broadcutera') profits. We are not,
~;. Hl"9 aimed at Ferris' bead
came from ABC Cbalrman of tbe Board
1.-.nl H. Goldmloa, ud l:lt. Rule, Jr 111 llllM of ABC. Goldemca took t.o tbe felllllum of tbe NaUonal Pr.a Qub tut
moatb to decry tbe 1overnment'1
• ._ ........ promotion of cable and PQ .............
.'JV WHY
A WEEK LATER, speakin1 before an
advertisers' seminar here, Elton Rule
echoed Goldenaoa's aentimenta and 1ot to
the heart of broadcutina'• worry: ••u tbe
beat prosrama leave teleruioa ("free,"
network telmalon> and find their way
oat.o aaotber medium, then television may
beeomt a 1 .. effective medium for your
advertiaiDI dollar."
Goldmlan 8'111eeted a •ix-point plan "to
correct the imbalance struck in
1ovenunmt policy OYer tbe put several
yean." Benelltb all tbe WOl'dl, be and
Rule aeemed t.o be aayiq:
"Free telniaioa" ii an incoatrovertible
1ood. 1bil 1ood ii faclq a threat and
G
FERRIS , WHO BEC AME F CC
chairman in 1977. begins with a different
premise.
"First of all, there is no such thing as
·Free TV'," Ferris said in an interview.
"There is direct-pay TV <such as cable or
s ubscription > and i ndirec t -p a y
(advertiser-supported broadcasters).
·'They have been charging the FCC with
a lilt toward cable and pay TV. What it
actually is, is removal of the historical tilt
the FCC bas always had toward
over-the-air broadcuting. When you're
standing on top of the Tower of Pisa, the
whole world loolu off-balance."
Ferria pointed out tbe incomiltency in
broadcasting'• demand that government
lay off ol broadcasting -"Get off our
backs," as Goldenaon put it -while
asking that cable television be regulated
aaainst competing with networks for
sporting events.
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Robefieon A tuCCeM1ul
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live practice and per·
IUtOM 1119 raluctanl wit·e
lo Mii eround Illa world
wlllllllm CRI
• TWIUGHT lOHR
~ Clangie declOes 10
lallt r~ on Ill Ina evll
people In Ille WOl Id
·~ ~
Tiie IMF Cfe<:lea a vllal
GOd• by llilliCICJno a plane
so Ille enemy can caplura
~of the pusengtrs
12:30 0 TOMOMOW
Tiie .. Siers ol Tomorrow"
....... $hOWCIMI Wiii lea.
tu•• SIOfmy WMlller. 1n
ac1pe11a qulnta1 ol arreer
Sln1J411• end "doo-wop ..
fanciers Who •IMICl•llzt 1n
mullo ot the 19501
II MOVIE * • * .. Gullty Or Innocent
Tiie Sam Sheppard Mur·
det c ... ·· f t975) George
Peppard, William Windom
A Clevel1nd oateopllhlc
surgeon olla1Qe<1 wllll the
murder ol hll wlle 11
placed on lrllil In 11154 (2
llra. 5S min)
G THEFBI
Eralune ballles a Cflme
syndical• w1111 thil alCI or a
frllJlllened man
., NATIOHALN£W8
1:008(11 POLICEWOMAN ,•
Pepper and Crowtey go
alte< 8 ring ol ambulanc11
Ch8S9fl IA)
at MOYIE * * '> .. Aide Beyond Ven-
geance.. ( 1966> Chuck
ConnOfs. Mich... Rennie 1
A bulf110 llunlar seel!s
r..,.,,ge on Miter al outlaws
who attacked end rol>b41d
him alter 1111 wile rejected
him. (2 hra l
• MOVIE • * "Tomb 01 file Uvlng
Dead" (11170) Jotln Aallley,
Angelique 1'\9ttljohn A
remola laland la rumo<ed
10 1>e 1fle dwetllno place 01
• gllutly gr..,, creature.
Ille l>relnclllld 0 1 a
detenged acient1at ( 1 hr .
30mln.)
1:30 G THI! LONE RAHOEA
"fhe o.v\1'1 p .....
2:00 •a• NfW8 D MOVIE • * * "Tiit Captive
Hearl' 1194 7) MM:nael
RedQ• •ve. Balll RadlOfd A
group ol POW• nave per
aonallty conlllC ta whll•
tllelr loved~ are cop1ng
baCk llOn,. f 2 "" I l;JOI HIW8 ,_.» MOYIE
• • ,_. "II Happcon~ Every
Sp;lno' ( 1949) Ray Mil·
lalld, Jean Pa1111s A t;llilm·
lltry l!fOIMS()( dl!loCOY8"S 8
formula 1hat turn• the
beseball world upalda
down (1hr,50m1n)
3:00GI MOVIE * • .. The Flame Bomer t 1958) Arthur Frani , Kalh·
leen Crowley .omen Is
aJnect by 1 pal rotllers
In twi• searc:n ugn the
Yuca1an jungles tor her
llulb&nd. who disappeared
while hunting down a lallen
salelliltr f I hr , 30 min )
3:2511 NEWS
3:308 MOVIE * *''> "Bandldo f 1956)
Rol>efl Mitchum Ur Sula
Thoeu
4:00 0 MOVIE
***•, 'The Foreman
Went To France 11942)
Robert Morie;. Consrance
Cummings Ou11ng World
Wir II a 81111511 9fig1n001 IS
QSStgned to u l9Quaro a
v11a1 machine 1n NU1·0CCu·
plOd Fronct 12 nrs )
4:30at MOVIE:
a •; 'Girl In TM Woods'
• t t9S71 Forres• Tucke• 8ar-
1on Macl ane
Tlaur11day'11
Doytintf-.tfat•it-•
11:00 CE • * 'Paradise Can.
yon" f 193S) John Wayn11
Me11on Burns
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 GI ••• .. Back To
Batun ( 19•51 Jonn
Wayne, Anthony Quinn
II)*•'> "Rampage
( t963j Roberr M1lc.num
Elsa Mar11nefh
3:00 II§) * * • * .. Funn I Gori
CPan 1 I I 19661 Ba1bra
Slr9'tand Omar Shani
Fanny Brice
3:3() 0 * •'> Wheie Thfl Rec
Fern Grow~ I 197Sr St*"'·
&11 Pe1ersen James Whit·
mo<e
by Armstrong & Batiuk
APWl..,.. ..
T e d Kn ig ht
(right> wrestles
with feUow actor
Dawson Mays as
bot h hold their
scripts, rehears -
ing for the Ted
Kn ight Show. Ac·
to rs have ended
their long strike
and are back on
the ir sets.
PRO-FOOTBALL NIGHT
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MARGARITA NIGHT
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Happy Hour Cocktail prices,
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--Stiiriliim at the Age of 8? It's Fun
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A NEW ODD COUPLE IN MOVIE 'GLORIA'
John Adame•, 8, With Gena Aowlenda
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Actor Dream of 'Theater in Space'
NEW VOKK <APl A lht•ult·1· 111 the slurs 1s
an 1dtuJ goal for John Ad:1nw:., tht' H 'l'Ur old ur
tor who pl11y11 ovpo 1t•' c:l'nu llo" lunJ1 111 llw new
fi lm ''Ol11rw "
Wh>' iiurh ttn 11n111tu11I ~sp1r11l 11111 "
llf•c·au..,t• I huvcr1 '1 ctc-c·ulc.J )'l'l 11 I ~.int tu be
en 111·1ur or on us tr11n1.1111 whc11 I 1trow up,· hl· 't1Y11
'Thi& wuy, I c·oulcl huvt! hoth 1·111 1•1•r s 1·0111h1nt·d
and hoth ~ouJ11 tw<'orn pll'·h••cl 111 lhe :.un1l' t1111c "
IN TH•: ('()l.I JMIUA l'11·tun·1> 11•l1·asc, John
Ad ames ptny" ,_.h1I Cluwn, llw ~ml uf 11 l'ut1rto
Ru·an fum1lv who .. urv1vt•s lhl' 1111.111:.ut'rl' o t his
relat1 vt•i. Ii l(lln~,h·ri. Ill' lhl•n 1:. .. adopted" by a
formc.1r showgirl, <ilonu Swcruion, pluy~ by Miss
Rowlands
The adv1·11t urt'I\ 1Jf t ht' sc· rt·l'll '::. ncWl'!> t odd cou
pie .ire the basts of the• 111111
llow does 11 f~1·I to huvt· a lcm.Jinu rule in a
movie ut th~ a~t' of 8 '!
"l don't kno~ t.•>.111·th• "hut )t 1::. to be a ·star,'
1( that's what yuu 111t'dll young Adames says.
.. But I 'II tell you on"' lhmg It 's fun They treat me
very "ell wherever J go Peoplt• seem to like me."
PEOPLE Al~'\O SEF.MEO t o like the youn g
man in his neighborhood 111 lower Manhattan,
where he was born of Domm1ca11 parents in 1972,
When the massive talent hunt for the male leud 1n .. (;Jona .. WUS lau11Cht•d , a s ister oF casting
director Vt Harnos, who napµened to live In lower
Manhattan, talked to ne1J(hbor~ of the earch for a
bright kid of Hispanic ongin Sht! was led irn·
mediately to young Adames.
"We thou~hl he would bt· ~rfect for the role ."
says a long.time resident or thl' neighborhood "He
1s simply adorable.··
lie was spotted in his school and asked to audi·
t1on
On a Saturday morning. in late June 1979, the
little hopefuls all 400 of the m -were invited to
the· dise~ '·New. York. New Y0-rk," to be-.in-
w e him s director , John Cassavetes,
Miss Rowlands ' husband.
"WE NEVER THOUGJM' 1t would happ1•n llkf'
this." says John's mother , Man a Adames "Rut
everybody kept saying, 'He's intelligent and good
looking. He 'll m ake it ....
After a couple of weeks. the d f'rision was
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11,ludc, u11d lhe pnrt went to John Adames.
Whal was his initial Impression when he got to
lht> set Ofl that ftrsl day Of filming?
"Oh, God. The first. impression is t8at it was
hot in the re Not warm or Wicomfortable, but just
plain hot llav1: you been on a movie set? Well, let
mt• tell you. those lights are reaJly a killer.
Was he nervous?
"NCYP THAT I CAN remem ber . Working with
c:ena and J ohn was very pleasant. I had lots of
fun."
Working in the movie hasn't changed John
Adames' hfe al all, his mother says : "We live in
the same building, we keep the same life style. He
1s s till going lo the same school where he was
found."
In the meantime. the film was greeted with
praise in Europe, where it received the Golden
Lion award at the Venice Film Festival. It opened
in this country early in October .
OOES YOUNG ADAMES want to be an actor
when he g rows up? __
.. Yes. But I'd also like to trax_eJ J n space,' -~e
s ays. "So I guess the best thing fQJ.~e would be a
the ate r for astronauts . Afte r all, who would like to
be up there for months or years without enter·
ta1nment·!"
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Glen Campbell
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Neil Diamond
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Olivia Newton.John
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doned by some dermatologist.a because the beetle
extract that produces the natural substance wu ao
bard to obtain.
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solved foe 50 years,•' said university chemistry
Prof. William Dauben.
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process that ls practical for large-scale industrial
synthesis, he 1aid.
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Unlikely £~.st ~i-wes Phlls Early ~:Ed
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McBride to McGraw: Improbable Heroes
P. HI L ADEl.PlllA I AP > 1'ul'! McG raw Ro b W11lk . Hob
homer. and Boone drove in two runs with a
pair of doubles.
two batters of the game, U.L. Washington
and Willie Wilson.
Roone Rake McHrid•· They were a The rookie Walk. who will be 24 next
m onth and onJy a year ago was pumping
gaa in California, handed the ball to
McGraw with two runs in and none out in
the eighth. McGraw's-job was to protect a
O.D~·runl.ead-
"Certainly I was tired,'' he sai<l. "but
there's always room lo reach baclt"' for a
little extra. 1 don't have enough brains to
realize how import.ant this is. I just enjoy
myself. Emotionally, I can't get enough
out of it
alll(hlly lmprob•blt• raKt of chuacltira
pt'rlorm1na tht'1r hero1<·s In a s lightly
improbable way. but they ga.ve the
Philadelphia Phillies their hnn victory in
a World Serae!S n 6S yea.rs.
uieL v.·u~ the. bats of bombs away
batters Mike SC'hmldt and Greg Luz1nslt1
Steve Carlton, f>hiladelph1a's likely Cy
Young winner. waited in the dugout to
start Game 2
McGraw had pitched his heart out in the
National League Championship Series
agams~Houston. He set a playoff record
by appearing in each of the five games,
logging two saves and a loss m eight
innings work. His left arm seemed as
though it was rubber.
"I just use my best stuff and hope it's
better than they are."
INSTEAD, IT was a weary McGraw and
a rookie pit<.'he r named Walk. of all
things. who pll<.'hed the Phillies to a 7-8
vict ory over the Kansas City Royals in the
first game of the 1980 World Series
Tuesday night.
"l'VE ALWAYS said, if I had any
brains, I'd soak my head lD ice water
in•tead ot my arm," McGraw said.
The 36-year-old veteran of three Wodd
Series allowed just one hit, a meaningless
single in the eighth by Amos Otis, who ha~
homered earlier, and struck out the last
PHIL.~ MANAGER DaJlas Green chose
lo start Walle when the rest of his staff was
spent in the playoffs. Walle became the
first rookie pitcher since Joe Black of the
Brooklyn Dodgers in 1952 to start the
opener of a World Series. He also became
the first Philly pitcher to win a World
Series game since Grover Cleveland
Alexander beat Boston in the first game of
the 1915 World Series. r And it was the bats of Boone and
McBride that spoke so loudly for a team
which bas not won a World Series gume
since 1915. McBrid~ slugged a three·run
The Boston Red Sox went on to win that
Series in five games and the Phillies had
(See JMP~OBABLE, Page B2> TUG MCGRAW .,
• -~-·...-.. BAKE MceAIDE SMACKS A THREE-RUN HOMER TO RIGHT.
Old Iron Wing
Saves the Kid
•.• . and Phils
By WILL G&IMSLEY
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Old
"Iron Wine" came to the rescue
of ''The Kid '' and the
Pbih1delpbia Phillies bad theJr
fint World Series victory in 6S
yean. 1 ~
"I med my Peggy Lee futball
twice,'' esulted Tug McGraw,
the Phillies' free -spirited
bullpen ace who came into the
1ame in the el1btb lnninc and
1ot 1i..ll quick outl alter Willie
Aikens' aecond home run bad
cba1ed 23-year-old rookie Bob
Walk.
It marked the 1ixth a&raipt
1ame, the aeventh in el1ht d.,.,
la which McGraw '•
ladeatnactlbl• left arm had
1and the PWlllee from pouible 1• ..u.tioa.
••1u•T Y°'1 ••• son!"
he has in hi5 18 years In the
majors. twice helping the once
futile New York Mets gain the
World Series with his "You
Gotta Believe" philosophy.
Walk, a gangling young
right-hander from Newhall,
had started the game ,
giving up two homers for four
runa in the firat three inninp.
Bot he settled down and held tbe
free-swinging Royals in cheek
until Aikin• unleaabed hi•
second two-run homer In the
eighth.
"The Kid," who listened to the
1979 World Series wbUe pumlJll.nl
gaa in a hometown filllai
1tation, wa1 asked if he
considered bimaelf a 1acrifteial
lamb while Man•1•r Dall•
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_Preps Begin League Play
Mmina Faces FV, Tars Test
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. DeH'I ~-• .... The road to championships and Cl P'
playoff berths begins this week for
Orange Coast area prep football teams
with several items on the docket.
Edison High's Chargers. the No. I
ranked team in the CIF Big Ftve Con·
ference and the defending champion,
duels the last team to defeat the
Chargers -Newport Harbor's Sailors.
Marina High 's Vikings established a
reputation wtlen they topped Fountain
Valley a year ago in the Sun.5et League
o.,.ner, and they'll get a chance lo do it
again Friday -with the winner given
the best shot at ttopping the Edison E:x·
press.
Tyler and Duval Love. will be
very Important factors in our
game.''
Fountain VaJley is comin& off a
JOO-yard effort a g ai~st a strong
Lakewood unit and defensive back
Tim Finley enters with seven intercep·
tions tD his credit in five games -tying
Ken Margerum'• school record.
Fountain Valley's game r evolves
around quarterback Matt Stevens, who
has been sacked only once this year.
Marina 's counterpart, Bob
Grandstaff, keys the veer with his run·
pus optkio.
lHd "°~ Beachwtakea ~ crack at and W•etJ•••er v•. Hwntlngton S.ach
o nemesis -estm1.nst~r. a~ Huntinatoo Beach b u.. nm. wQILA....
. Corona del Mar and Estanc::aa ..,11 roU.wa.---sm1Ht-rAQiieiiJDeTDaia l•t 23 st...u.
lheaUifln ihe~ew League opener. but i1 obviously stronger than its cur·
pitting rivals ag~t each other in a rent 1-4 record suggests.
game paramount to title chances. . . . Maler Dei is on the road against un· The Oilers attack with an I behind
beaten Bishop Amat (5-0) and Lquna tailback Scott Stier t 4.7 _ aver~ge).
Beach will find out quic kly whether it almOlt ~tical. to Westmmster s of·.
hu a realistic shot at a CIF playoff fe.n se, wh~c h ·'' centered around
berth against up-and-coming Laguna taalback Eric Willingham (5.0 average
Hilla. and seven touchdowns).
Here is a look al each alter five weeks
of non-league action:
Edleon va. Newport Harbor
EdilOll ii working on a lJ-game win·
ning streak, whic h began the week after
the Sailors shocked the Chargers in the
H719 Sunset League opener, 17·13.
The situation is similar -Edison is
S·O and ranked No. l everywhere, the
Sailors are t-4. but again feature a solid
defense.
Turnovers have killed the Sailor& to
this point -a dozen interceptions and
seven lost fumbles sh are responsibility
for their record.
Newport Harbor has averaged S6 yards
a game rushing -about 40 yards more
than what Edison is aJlowing. ·
Edison, meanwhile. operates of·
fensively behind D.J . Bell, who has
rushed for 584 yards on 93 carries and
eight touchdowns, although an ankle in·
jury continues to keep him below his
potential, acoording to Coach Bill
Workman.
fMrtn. n . Fountetn VelleJ
Each sports a 4·1 non-league record
and the game itse lf figures to be as
close. although they go at it in different
ways in this Sunset League matcbup.
"The key for us," says Fountain
Valley Coach Mike Milner, ''is lo play
disciplined football. Brandt Kouchen
<middle guard> and our tackles. Bill
bUnel• va. Corona def Mar
Neither has shown much offensive
power in compiling 2·3 records. but the
opposition in each case has been
formidable.
Estanc ia bas been h e ld to one
touchdown in four of its five games and
Corona del Mar's biggest punch m its
last four game& was a 7·6 win over San
Clemente.
Corona del Mar's task in this Sea
View League struggle is to stop Eslan·
cia tailback Bob Urmson . while Estan-
cia's major consideration will be to con·
tain Corona del Mar's passing assault.
which means slopping quarterback
Clay Tucker.
Unfvenlty v•. Coet• MeH
Costa Mesa CO·~) is averaging 17
points a game. but is yielding 27 per
game. Injuries have cut deeply into
M esa 's game, starting with
quarterback Greg Teregis, who miHed
the first three games with an ankle in·
jury and saw o nly limited action
against Mission Viejo when he suffered
a thigh injury in pre-game warmui>S.
Univenlty's defense showed i'8elf a
week ago in UtrotUinR Laguna Beach.
14·8. Laguna ~ach averaged 3'7 point.
a game in rolling to a 3-0 record before
running Into University's defense.
(Sff PREP, Pace 84)
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BOB OWENS
SM Clemente Receiver
Rama Can Work on Earlier Miatakes
Malavasl IAOkli; J Forward to SF
Of.,..., tt ctoesn't hurt ett.ber that tbe
Rams wUl be facing a team tbat: a) bu
b\ it• top l'\llmina back -Paul Nolet' -~ to a knee inJUl'J; and b) will
be ltartlne a dllferenl quarterbtlck i.D Joe
MoaMDa, wbo will be 1ublt:it\ltinl tor tbe
be9eMd Slfte DeBerg.
ADd, lt al9o belpe wbn the Rama are
... _, _.,... IOm• ot~t lootbell
In Ute NY'L in trWlal-er"' ol a
.......... wbmllll ltrffk. the ..... un fllDla oa bard tiDMa iD loliDC three in
a row .
WldMM a clcMlbt, on• ol llalavul '• ;:r• ~in pnparllll bll team &bis
wWbeln tl'JlDl*°•""•leedown· "1~•11 tiler• J' aiwa11 tbat ~· ," ~ Mala Ml at tM ..,..D, •but all dll ... bM '°do ia ..... at tbe
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tlm•." Tbe ...... <••> are a JOUI team rn Ol1DllW wttb ........ 1laflr .. · -'lor I mta1'1 ·-_. bll ... , • -Llm9'I Ellall -.... daulldW
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Don Woods, a recent11 acquired ellllldf ol
the San Diego Charlfn.
•'Any time you ~ a aood bttck Wte
Moler lt'• bound to bwt you. How much! I
don't know," saya Malavul.
A1 fOt' Montana, the •ecood·rear plQer
out of Notre Dame, Malav•i la.JI, "I
hnen't aeen that much of him, altbcNCb
be pl.,.S well A1ainlt ua IMt time. I know
the other kid <DeBer1> baa more
experience with (Coach Bill) Waleb'1
offenae."
Dnplt. DeBerg'1 knowled.!d, lt wM
Montana who h9d tbe better Ol'lllllDH
a1alDllt the Ram1 two weeks ·qo n.. Ille
threw fOI' 251 yarda and two touebdoWM on
11 of II PMMI·
Unfortunatiely, Montma wHI be f .... a
Ram•' team that appean to be Ill tbe top
atlta1ame.
"I tblnlt "'re beU8I' rtabt DOW tUa we
were It tbe ...S of lut year,'' ~
llalHlll It bi9 '""*11 media bnMIMt. '' Aa a mMtar ol fad, I think ... ,. plaJ\q
•better._ It U7 Ume lut year."
Indeed. tbe Rama have not oalJ been
aeorlac polnta, b.at dt1blD1 CMat tome
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A C•p•u•• Report From the Wortd of Sp0r1•
A Bath "/ ith Mr. Btiblllf>
Calms Fisher's Nerv~~
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nose J&uard Hobin F isher dcw1n't pn'1H1r •· fo1 •. •
football g•ml'S b) h1tt1n1o1 his ~t<iad aiitunst ~ 111111 '"
chtwin.i oo 1o1lu~s or hy t ntt1t.:1n.: 1n othf'f "11<1
actl ~1ties loo*' 1•ss1X•11ttt.•d with thr ttrul•hntt Job
F\shcr. om• of 1''1orida ·s lt•a1hng tark ler11 . 1>r1·1>11rt>li fo1
.am~ by ~ bubble bu~ unc. th.c.~t ht'fo1 t • l h1•
game and anotht•r that mormn1ot 4
"Ever tnt't' I wus a :.uphornur~ in h1t:h'11t·houl. I fou111l
that the best WU)' to rela~ the nit<:ht before tht> .iu1111• 1:. tu .il'l
into a hot tub with soml' Mr Bubble.·· uplamed !-'ii.her <•
6·0, 229-pound Junior from Satellite Beac-h "I Just lay th1·11·
and watch 'Dallas· to see what J H 1s dmn~
"Then the morning of the gam e 1 get up a t 6 30 and t uk•·
another bubble bath. It really gets me re laxt!d "
On the fie ld. the re a r e few s i gns of th" ~t>ntlt•
preparation. except perhaps for the ~ Fisher deli Vl'rll to
the opl>Of'ents · off~nse.
"l wouldn't say I owe 1\ all to Mr. Rubble," ht> t'hurklcd
"But it sure doesn't hurt. I don't think 1t hurt11 m y
aggressiveness."
In four games this year, Fisher had 3<! tackles. puttrn~
him fourth on the 3·1 team. Last year. he led the Gators in
tackles.
------Quoit-ol Ila# Da11 -------.
"Have you ever heard of Amtrak~ That-'s-my im-
pression of Earl Campbell. He's awesome. That's th~
only way to describe him ... awesome." -Kansas
City Chiefs safety Gary Barbaro, after watching
Houston's Campbell run for 17S yards on a club-record 38
carries in the Oilers' 21-20 loss.
Dionne Seores
-But Kings Don't in 4-2 Loss
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) -
Goalie Pat Riggin has played
with the Birmingham Bulls
twice. once as an underage
professional when the Bulls
were part of the defunct World
Hockey Associat ion, and once
when they became the Centr.i
Leaaue farm c lub for the
Atlant• names.
· · ~ perf.ormaoce in.goal._
Tue1day ni&ht when tbe now c.1,..,. ....... downed the Loe
Angeles Kinls 4·2 makes it leu
Ukely he'll have to make a third
trip to the minor leagues.
RIGGIN'S FIRST Nation al
Hockey League regular-season
appearan ce a g ains t th e
Colorado Rock ies over the
weekend b a ll oo n e 4 h is
goals-against average to 6.00.
But be stood up well Tuesday
night against the vaunted attack
of Marcel Dionne and Charlie
Simmer.
"I wasn't fighting the puck at
all," said Riggin, who at 21 is
entering his third season of pro
hockey. "I "'8s a little edgy at
the beginning-. but we took their
game away."
Simmer and Dionne, who won
the NHL scoring t itle last
season, scored the Kings' only
goals. in the first and second
periods but Riggin played a
large part in s usta in ing
Calgary's lead after the F lames
scored three straight in the•
second and the winner in the
third period.
Newcomer Alex McKendry,
Eric Vail. Kevin Lavallee and
Don Lever tallied f o r the
Flames, who picked up their
first home ice win or the regular
schedule before 7,126 fans .
"RIGGIN WAS a little bit
shaky in the first haJf of the
game," said Calgary Coach Al
Mac Neil.
"That first goal kind or got
away from him. But he settled
down and played pretty good in
the second half."
Riggin's toughest tests came
on Calgary's frequent penalties.
givi ng the Kings nine power play
tries , twic e a two ·man
adv ant '·!!>"'· But Los Angeles
man:-... ed to convert only one
into •. goal when Dionne beat
Riggin with Calgary's P aul
Reinhart and Brad Mars h in the
box .
Riggin faced 27 shots while
Los Angeles goali e Ma rio
Lessard handled 30.
"I FEEL a lot more confident
this year," said Riggin, who
spent a month with the Bulls
near mid..'Jeason but still started
25 gam~ 'Tm in better s hape,
too.
Football Signals
ILLEGAL UIE OF HANOI
Graping one wrtft,
the hand open and flCing
fonwwd. In front Of cheat.
HOLDING
Grasping one wrilt,
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to wait 35 years before their next s in gle to left, but Phi ls left
World Sen es, which they lost to fielder Lonnie Smith thre w out
the New York Yankees in four Porter easily at the plate. Porter
strai,ght in 1950. It took only 30 came in standing. and Walk was
more years ~fore the Phil hes out of the inning.
were ready to try again. "I don 't like lo s ay this with
"We didn't h<1ve mut·h t'ho1ce him in the room, but Bob came
who was goini:: to pitch. but I d id within one out of joining me on
w i n 11 gam es during the th~ bench right then." Green
season." Wa lk sa id. •·1 don't sau1 later.
SAVES ...
the locker room where he was
surrounded by newsmen.
He kissed a dozen women
along the route
Once inside he began yelling·
"lley. Pete. Shorty, where's
m y bee r?"
think I was sent out Uu!,r.e.to-JusL--------.... '------.-..:·1nrujrs-pace.r.----· w ALK RETIRED the .n~xt
, . . . . nine batters in a row. g1vtng
HE WORE A s weat s h irt
emblazoned with the words: "I
_M.ade.Someone...llapp)I~·;.;_" ---
"Who d id you make happy
tonight?" he was asked.
MARCE( DIONNE
Clippers Acquir•~
Free-agent Hea rd
SA N OJ EGO <A 11 1 !-ian
Diego Clippers· roach Paul Silas
s aid the National Raskctb<Jll
Assoc1at1on club p1tkt>d up an
experrenccd rebounder when it
signed veteran forward C.arfield
Heard.
''He 's Just H h e ll of a
basketball player." said Si las
Tuesday after wa tching fle ard
practice with his n<>w team.
"He 's not f amiliar with our
syste m , so he didn't look that
good today. I'll play him fo'riday
(against the Denver Nuggets) -
but he won'\ really be ready for
another week ·'
fhey called him a sacnf1c1a1 Boone and McBride their shot at
lamb, and he almost wound up a Royals starter Dennis Leonard,
goat. a 20-game winner.
AFTER WALKING Darrell
Porter on a 3·2 p1tt'h to le«td off
the second inning. Otis came to
bat Ous had hit o nly .251 this
s eason. but he worked the count
to 2· l, then teed off on a Walk
fast ball that sailed over the
left-ce nter f1cld fen t'e for a 2-0
lead.
Kansas City s truck again in
th e th1d whe n Ha l M c Rae
s ingled w1th one out, and one out
later . Willie Aike ns hit the first
of his two homers. The Royals
led 4·0. Walk then walked Porter
for the second time in two
innings. and Otis beat out an
infield hit.
With Royals at first and
second, Clint Hurdle lashed a
Leonard, a hard·tbrowing
right·hander. had set the Phils
down in order in the first and
second innings. He got Manny
Trillo to ground out to lead off
the third before lh'e dam burst.
Larry Bowa singled to left.
and Boone ripped a run-scoring
double down the left.field line.
Smith. the Phils' leadoCf hitter.
s ingled to left. but it really
wasn't enough to score Boone,
who had hurt his foot in a
home-plate collision Sunday in
the finaJ game of the playoffs.
Then. fate seemed to take a
hand. Smith s lipped roundjng
first, and third baseman George
Brett. the cutoff man, bad him
trapped. He looked once toward
Boone at third, then •gain.
McGraw p o nde r e d t h e
question. "A city -an entire
city," he re plied. "Is that OK."
He was obviously pleased with
himself.
Prodded, the flaky left-hander
ackno wled ged t hat h e had
nicknames for his four pitches -
fas tball . c urve . slider and
scre wball.
"PITC1DNG CAN get awfully
boring out ther e." he explained.
·'so l have named my pitches.
··My favorite is the Peggy Lee
fastball which I sometimes take
something off. You know. as
Peggy's song goes, 'Is That AU
There is'?"
He said he had a Bo Derek
ball which conforms with the sex
attraction or the perfect 10.
"My Cutty Sark ball is one
that sails," he said.
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Amat <5·0 }: 3. MalN Oe1 <3· I 11. 4 Servile (I 4 ).
5. Bishop Montgome ry (·I I J Five teams agmn'1
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tries -and three arc guaranteed playoff berths .
Look for Mater Oci to be one of the tougher
playoff entries with the return of Kennedy Pola at
tailback in the la tte r st ages or the season.
Sea View League Su rely. the wildest of any
league in the C l F. inrludmg the only one in thl'
Southern Section witho ut a single team able to
boast a winning ret:ord.
l. El Toro (2-3>. 2. Es tancia 12·3): 3. Corona
de l Mar 12·3}: 4. Uni versity t2·3l: 5. Cost a )fesa
!0-5): 6. Irvine t0·5 ·
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velop .
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the top -but afte r you get past Capistrano Valley
and Mission Viejo, it's anyone's guess.
l. Capistrano Valley (5-0): 2. Mission Viejo
(3-1-1): 3. Lagu -er , Dan -er , San Cle -er . the
only Uung for sure 1s it will be one wild race for
third. Dana Hills (4-1 l has the offe nsive weapons.
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put" No\' 13 und IH twforc going to Wilson Hiles
* • •
And h11\ll a h1>ul th•· s1tuat111n 111 Los Angt·les'?
I.us Angt•l1•s ( '1 t .\ ('orn1111ssumer .Jim Chcfft'rs
wa~ 1·n·d1l l'd with tl1<• following qu<>lt' by San D1i>go
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t'ttaC'ht'i. a n · lhn •;ett'n ing to l>oyc·11tt thl' re mainder
of the football Sl·sason
Esperanza l1 1gh 1s d ue• lo m eet San Pedro Fri.
d ay, but ac·1·nrding to t-:srwranza Coach Pell'
Yodt•r, therC' wi ll lw a game, regard kss of the Los
Angl'lt•s boyrott
• * •
O t h er thc•ui:ht.; The old s aying goe~
som l.'thtnl! hk1• ··oon 't ~cl mad. gel ('\·en. Wt•ll.
Edison nen·r "'ill with Newpo rt II arbor. ~h1th en
jO) s <l 4 .! scnt•s cdg<• in football. Thl' Sailors move
on to thl' Sea V1c.•w Le ague in 1981 ll was
rumored that lhl' li ghts we nt out tw1et' at Newport
Har bor's game with Servile recently . bul nobody
noticed. most have become used to playing under
th e m oon al Ne.•" port II arbor . . Brian
Brown, a 6·0. 18()-po und Junior and the son of
for mer use star Willie Brown, IS a dd ensive back
and wide receiver wit h Manna
but so does Laguna Bea ch (3·1). Laguna Hills (3-2)-•--------------------is on a three-gam e winnin.R s treak a nd San
Clemeqte (1·3) can't be written off. The Tritons'
wishbone, combined with receiver Ho b Owens,
makes an interesting setup.
Enough stalling. 3. Laguna Beach: 4. Dana
Hills ; S. San Clemente : 6. Laguna HHls. -------. . .
Alamitos 12·2·1); 3. Ocean View (4-1): 4. Cypress
C4·0 : S. Katella (3-2): 6. Kennedy 14· 1 >.
Don't bet against Herb um. • • • They are still in the t alking st ages regarding
the State Department of Education possibly taking
over the role of the various sections. but among
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Stewart (left> or Laguna Beach and Gree
T.ereais or Costa Mesa M e given 5().50
chances by their coaches to pJay this week in
theirleagueopent>rs.
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PREP FOOTBALL .
c oached by former Anaheim Coat h Bob Salerno
Lagun• Hiiis ve. Lagun• •••ch
It's only their South Cout League opener , but
it could be the most important game of the year
for Laglma Beach High 's Artists. who were hurt in
more ways than one with last week's 14-6 loss to
University, which snapped a three·game winning
streak.
Quarterback Lance Stewart (foot ) and re·
ceiver.MUte Davis Cback) were banged up, and de -
fensive end Ronnie J ohnson <shoulder) and
lineman Jim Ondaro (concussion) are definitely
out.
FOOTBALL /B~KETBALL /GOLF
Mag~, Mulllgan Under the Gun
Pressure M ounl3 aa VCI Opem Btuketbal,l Practice
a, JOHN SEVANO
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'fh~ rt:<:rultln&, the endlets hours of planning
and the med11t hyptt an: ov.:r •'or lht! UC Irvine
baaketball tum ll 'i; oltir lally lime to &el down '"
bu1lndt
Wtlen Co .. t h 8111 Mull11&1&n took his team
throu&h Its first workout today, the real tension
bf a an. Mulllat11n d04'Sn 't havf' the luJ(ury of build·
101 a winn,•r Ill Ut'I l 'nlortun1Alely, for he and his
players, school orr1t·11ah1 1md fMns ure looking for
instant 1u<'t·e11s
"'.l'her ... are only two pt'OPlt who have pressure
on them," confid~ Mulllt" 1 In hJ» office Tuesday.
•·mtl and Kevin Maaee "
Maaeti \a the 6·8 monster from Magnolia, Mis&.
wllo led Saddlebaek JC to a 41 2 record during his
tenure there. Both times h1s team's losses came
durlne state JC <'hamp1onsh1p tournament play-
once to 9 ranae Coast in the rinals < 1979) and tbe othe r to Cypress in the semis < '80).
M1agee was considered THE player. almos t a
savior of sorts, at Saddleback, and the soft-spoken
• bag man is expe<•ted to work those s ame wonders
at UCJ tbis season.
"Pressure? There 's no pressure," explained
Magee as he s at comforta bly in a campus
resta urant. "I'm used to at by now. ActuaUy, it
makes me play better.
"There might be a little burden because 'peO·
pie are countang on me to have a good year -and
if I have a good year the team probably will. Rut
we have good personnel and good coaches. All we
have to do is get everybody playing together."
Indeed, Mulligan h as gone out and given ..
Magee an excellent supportans cast to work wrth
with tbe lakes or Grant Taylor <Cypress). Ben
McDonald <Long Beach Poly), Jason Works I LOs
Angeles CC>. Kevin f''uller <Long Beach CC),
Hanaer Wu:r <Citrus) and Randy Whieldon <Sad·
dleback) surrounding him. But still, despite the
abundance of talent, the emphasis will be on the
UC IRYINE REPOlrl'
230-pound co·JC state Player of the Year ... and
he knows it.
"We realiz.e it's ~oing to be a tough road," said ·
Magee of his new venture in the PCAA, "but
almost aft the guys are used lo winning. And when
you have a team or winners it's hard to lose.
"l think everybody knows we can do it, it's
just a matter or putting ouMninds together as one.
We're going to try to do our best to put UCJ on the
m ap."
Accomplishing the latter feat won't be easy as
the basketball program has won but six games in
the PCAA over the last three years. Needless·to-
s ay. the Anteaters are not a household word
among Division I circles.
.. For the past few years the name UCI has
been looked upon as a fluke," says Magee . "The
players want to change that."
And in order to do so Magee says the team may
have loplay above their capabilities.
"This year we can 'l play 100 percent." he
s ays, "we have to play lSO percent to win."
f'~ PflflP BI
It's In that extra SO percent that the Anteaters
will count heavily upon Magee-not just from an
offensive standpoint, but a defensive one, too.
"If I can get my defense down I think every·
thing else will fall Into place," says Magee, who
indicated a good season might make him turn hardship.
"I know I have to tighten my delense··up.
Sometimes I get lackadaisical and that's when I
get into trouble. I don't consider myself slow. I
just have to keep my feet moving.
"I have a lot lo prove," he adds. "I have Lo
prove to myself as well as other people that 1 CAN
play defense. l have to have an all.around game-. I
have to be a complete player." •
Of course. the man who will try to mold Magee
into that compJete player will be Mulligan, with
some help from his coaching staff.
"He's a Jlood coach. a ~ood man and a good
person," praises Magee or his coach who he bas been
close with the past two years. "Unlike most coaches
who only bother with you when you're on the floor,
he's the type of guy you can go to at any time with a
P..~oblem. That's the type of per.ion he is .
"If he hadn't gotten the head job I wouldn't be
here right now."
And UC I certainly wouldn't be where it is right
now either. That's where the pressure comes in, in
t.rying to live up to its pre·season billing.
Zillgitt and Wright
insurance agents and brokers
• • • • fou~',lo::.::·~7::: .. with tru:--MALAYASJ_HAP-~ 49ERS ARE NEXT Insurance premiums up this year?
• Call us ror a compeliuve ~uote t.oucbclowna last week, but tbe 0-S Vaqueros will
have to come up with additional defensive power to
contain Damon Sweazy. E l Toro's tailback, in their
Sea Viewopener.
Sweuy bu rushed for S99 yards on 116 car-
ries, and bu scored eight touchdowns, which is
five more TDs than Jrviae has mustered in its five
starts.
Miiter Del va. 81ahop AIMt .
Mater Oei, which has not won in tbe past twc
weeks (3·1-1), is in hostile territory at Bishop Amat,
which ii enjoyin& a ~ record, ill addition to
seeking revenge for a 14-1.3 loss in 1979.
SM Ctement• va. Cl!pletrano Valley
San Clem ente takes its 1·3 record to S·O
Capistrano Valley, where the Cougars . blessed
with a 223-pound front line, await with No. 3
credentials in Orange County.
M.•alon Vl•to vs. Dana Hiila
Dana Hills ran int.o a rugged defense a week
ago , and will find another Saturday in the
Dolphins' afternoon South Coast opener witb Mis-
sion Viejo.
Jim Gleed was held to less than 119 yards for
punishment. too, as Sunday's
game aeainst St. Louis will
attest.
The Rams , like SF, are
hurting ... but not u much.
Elvi• ~acock's eroin injury
was not as serious as first
. thought, altbou&b he'U probably
miss the game at San Fradtisco,
an~ Billy Waddy ia ex~ted to
play despite root canal work to
fl x the chipped and loose teeth
be acquired compliments of an
early Cardinal hit by John
Barefield on a punt return.
Still, however , the Rams
appear to be meshing into the
unit tbat appeared in Super Bowl
XIV. The question concerning
this Sunday is whether the team
will want it bad enough.
"I doq't think they're (49ers)
going to lie down and die for
us." said Malavasi . "We
certainly can't go in there with
lackiadaisical attitudes. We have
to go in there thinking this is a
tough game.''
Especially if the Rams want to
keep their claim on first place in
t.be NFC West .
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Bob Guffin
)931 Mac Arthur Boukvrnl
Nnrpor1 8cach, u 92W>
(714) 7'S2·90S'5
the nm time and the passing game bu generated
-;n-use-pot two games1-H~ta--
Dolpbim, who still enter with a flossy 4-1 record.
-ec.11 ..... Gee-. View Qaaarterltact Kevin Wllion leads the 3·2
KateUa Knighb in their Empire League lid-lifter
with 4-1 Ocean View, a team bent on playing them
cl05e. Katella's strength is its line, while Ocean
View, behind halfbacks Doug Irvine and Rick
Moser , utilizes its speed out of the veer .
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SAHaALL --·u.e-CHICAGO CUBS Mike RCMrke. Plltn•ng
coec II, rettr..i
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INDtjl>NAPOLIS INOIANS Renlr~ J im
Bnucllamp, m ..... r. for Ille , .. , w.soft
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C•-r. l>Qhl -·from Ille Oakland A•ldt<~
lo• und•><IOMd dr•" cnotG ...
NEW YORK JETS Sl9"•0 Wtsl ..
Robert\, ctelensive end. Plattcl Wt\lfY
Welker. whit r9it•'".,, on the lnlurld n•
terw 11s1.
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Orteen\ S.lnh tor •n undl\Cto\ed dr••t
cllOtu n . LOUIS CARDINALS -Rtl••-Jim
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SAN OIEOO CLIPPER S Signed
Gtrfietd HeMd, forw•'d, to • ~·'f•"' <-on
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W~. October 15, IMO CWLYPILOT -:•:
Pirates,
Rustlers
Win Big
Gol den West a nd
Orange Coast coll eges
kept their undefeated
st rcuks alive Tuesday
a rt ... rn oo n a s t h e
Ru s tlers d e f ea t e d
Saddleback. 19 5, and
th e Pirates d own ed
Grossmont. l5·8, m J C
wate r polo action.
T he Rustlers, behind
the e fforts of sophomore
transfer Don Mahaffey,
r a n the ir undcreat ed
record to ~O this season
and SS-0 over the past
thre~ years.
Mahaffey, from Indio,
sc~red srx goals to lead
tht_\ parade and he was
ably supported by team -
m at es Harry Zachary
and Keith Fishbeck. who
talli ed three each. and
John O lson . Mark
Wilson and Dan Hof ·
fman, all of whom con·
tributcd two apiece
Gary D . .loluaMll of Coata M•a will serve on
the governing board of lhe American lDIUtute of
Certified Public Accountanta.
T h e Arthur Young & Co .
partner is vi ce president of the
!ltate society and president of
the Orange County chapter. He
also is a director of Big
Brothers of Orange County. • • • Michael A . D•rlll• ia
executive vice president and
managing officer of Downey
Savings and Loan of Costa ..... .-
Me.sa. He was vice president al American Savina•'
Northern California operations. . -~ * *.
Jolm A. Se1ovla is marketine analyst for Sli
Dyna-Drill, a division of Newport Beach-based
Smit h International. He will seek expanded
markets for all products. He was formerly a
representative with an industrial machinery firm. * • • Michael Ania is s upervising art director for
Cochrane Chase,· Livingston fr Co., an Irvine ad-
vertising and public relations agency.
*** Thelma A. McLau1lllla is assistant vice
president of the Costa Mesa office of Wells Jo'argo
Bank. She contin\l~ as branch office mana1er.
'+' *** "I Melvl.a M . Gdidber1 is director of product
design and marketing services for E.T.C. Carpet The visiting Gauchos. Mills , Santa Ana-based maker
who saw the Rus tlers of carpet and yams.
j ump out to five quick • * •
goals 1n the first p<•nod . Christoper Jacques is
had five players score. .~ dir ector of corporate finance
Saddlebuck found 1t:.elf for Varco International, Inc.,
behind 114 al the half --Ir vine-based maker of oi l
<1nd 14·4 at the end of· production tools and equipment.
three periods He was assistant treaaurer and
Orange Coast Coll ege, """' held a number of other financial
m eanwhile. kept making .m Q and analytical posts at Varco.
its pre:>ence fdt. too, as JAcouu He handles bank and credit
t he Pir at es dumped relations. cash management, analysis and profit
host Grossmont to up plannmgand budgeting.
their numbers to 3-0 in * * *
South Coast Conference Rose Duff Jeffus i~ 'iirector of corporate
artion and 13·0 overall. communications. Varco I .• .:mational. The former
The Pirates. who never m an ager of com munications
t r ai led , featured a a nd investor r e lations adds
balanced attack from public relations, civic affairs
Ad a m So f i o. v r eg and institution al advertising to
Borsuk and Jeff Young, her responsibilities.
all of whom scored three * * 111
each, and Giles Allison Jobn Matber is vi ce
and Jeff Donnell, both of president-marketing for Point 4
whom added two apiece Data Corp. of Irvine. Mather ~
The Pirates return to w i I I h a n d I e s o f t w a r e ~
action Thursday when development for office syst.ema •
the y travel to Lon g and al.so bas been named to the DUPPJE,P\'.9\
Beach CC to meet the board of directors . The company maYea
Vikings .. while the computers. controllers, word procesaon and a
Rustlers Wlll ope n de· project control system .
fem e of their Southern • • *
_CJ.pm.a .F.dda¥-·at....a.....~-~ h ror Seeurtty P•~urc
p.m . National lfeiik 'She ii witb the bank 1inee
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C01t•aCT8D NCn'IC• OP TllUST••'S IAL9
T.S. No. 47101~
T .0 . SEaVICE COMPANY os Wly
-'"' ... T.-....,., the lollowlflg
dtttrlfltcl Security Lond Cofttrect
WILL saL AT PUllllC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST 810DI• l'O,_
CASH (pay-• ot time ...... In
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CHAMllEaS
VENOO..: ROllEaT·R. K,_ILICH, a .... ,, .... ._
Rec..-J..,. t , 1• ts Instr. No.
1293 II\ book IMJt pega 1119 of Offk lal
Rtc•nts In t ... tfflce of the aecordtr
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Stay Tied
WEEKENDER
Geta It ALL
together Frld•ys
In th• l1t.11qµIMI
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-.... -----.. .... Secwtty Univenity and Corona
del Ma r. high schools
remained in a flat·footed
tie for first place in the
Sea View Lea~ue water polo chase as e ac h
pos t ed key victor ies
Tuesday afternoon.
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The Trojans definitely
had the harder tame of
the two as they barely
slipped by host Costa
Mesa. 6-5. Steve Hanle's
four goals offset a fine
effort by the Mustangs'
Phillip Castillo. who
tossed in three.
Costa Mesa. wh ich
saw its record drop to
2·1 an league. held or
was tied for the lead
until the final period .
At CdM. the Sea Kings
blasted El Toro. 19-3,
rolling up huge leads of
6·1, 11-2 and 15·2.
Herit~e Bank
l\11·111h1·1 I 1111
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•Residential up to 4 units
no takeout commitment required
•commercial Buildings
Takeout commitment required along
with leases
•orange County Propertles
•Land Loans up to 1 year
SOo/c of appraisal
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T.D. :\EaVICE COMPANY 01 duly
appot-TNlllW ...... lllo lolltwlnt
dtKrllltd .... of ln.tSI WILL SELL
AT P UaLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST a l DOEa FOa CASH
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8rtcl Pal....,. forwercl. lo v k 1or1a of I,. w .. 1ern J..,tor Hoc.key LH9ue
The Sea Kings were
led by Larry Jacobs,
who scored five goals.
and he was supported
by teammates Carter
Fabor and Dan
Se m e n son as th ey
scored four each.
(peyollle ot llrnt of stte In 1-1 , •
-y of .. ~ SUIOI) tll rltlM.
•up to $750.000
l-feritaie Bank ............ OJ o •te ~ 02 OS t ..U. COtPP•••llC• ...............
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1.•t-...... def. Ctplslrano Valley,
15-1, IS-t . 1r1o1lfll ... OW-del M.,, MS, IS.It
IS-U, C••• ..._ def, E1tenele, 1 .. 1', IS-10,
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NEW YORIC RANGERS 5'tnl Doug
Sulllrnan, feofl wing, lo New H•""" o• ow
Amerlttn HocUy l.9-.
\OCCE• FOATUUOEllOAlE STRIKER!> A~
ftOunced 11101 llob Lem leu•. gen•r•I
man-. was t>tl119 refltvecl'" llos dull ..
SAN JOSE E.A•THOt.IAl<ES Ne"*'
Jimmy Gtt>rltl, llttd c-11. artd •1-d lllm
lo P ·--GOl\lrt<I. COLLE GI!
NOTRE DAME -Homtcl Eugane Cor·
rltan ctlrector ot atlttlk \, tlft<ll•• Jen. S.
fletdttock•Y
JWtOll cou.a~
Mt. ... .....-a.~ Ceollt
The loss dropped El
Toro's mark to 0·3.
The final Sea View
Le a gue co nt es t
found E s tan c ia
whipping Irvine, 10·6, in
lhe loser's pool.
Doug Hartung <three
goals), Jim Balding,
Don. Drake and David
Ireland (two e ach)
offset a treme ndous
one-man showing by
Irvine's Blair Murphy.
·watch our P's and Q's .
They're worth watching . . . OU' Prices ood our 8ualtW. The Prices on our
economlcol, fuel efficient cars are a true value. BUF11f's' the conslstant fine ~y' of ou servlee' that wl t:>rrig you back agaf) and again. One of the
many specials you'I tnd here this )\'eek ls a 1979 Merclly Colony Pak w$6agon.
This klX\IY model, specloly p.rcf'tased from the Ford factory, Is only >6999.
(225WLO)
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(714) 833-3700
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ed at the present site of McNally High
AND
RECOVER TAXES PAID
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School. Newport Roulcv ard and 19th
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The Unknown Sector
Non-prof it Groups ~ek More Donations
By JOHN CUNNI t't' Afl' __ , Aflelnt
NEW YOHK You arc
fam1har with the business ser
tor You are awurc of the gov
crnment sec·tor. Rut you prob·
ably do not even r1tcognize this
sector of American life, or if
you do, cannot name it;
It is one of the largest In ·
fluences in American life, but as
one commentator said. some of
the simplest statistics about it
are not collected, scholars rare·
ly s tudy it, teachers seldom
leach about it.
IT CONSISTS of a vast array
of vital entities such as colleges ,
churches. voluntary hosp itals.
philanthropic foundations, sym
phony societies and research
centers devoted to the general
welfare.
Its members are private and
non-profit. but they operate for
the general welfare and spend
more than $80 billion a year.
And they depend on donations of
50 million Amer icans to continue
their work.
This is the independent sector
"We beheve passionately in it,"
said Brian O'Connell.
HE FEARS, howe ver , that 1t
1s often overlooked, as unknown
in some respects as the dark
side nf the moon, although in his
view it not only represents the
American people but IS the
American people.
In the past decade, he said,
giving was down 10 percent, and
at least part of
the reason is a
consequence
of the sector's
poor rec ·
o..inition.
O'Connell is
preside nt of
th e six ·
month -old
Inde pendent
Sector -the cu•11111
organizat~on and the sector share
the name so name d by
members who seek to be more
clearly categorized as the third
sector of societ y.
Business isn't the guilty one,
said O'Connell, former director
of the Mental Health Associa·
tion~ Last year corpor ations
gave a record $2.3 billion, ex·
ceeding foundation contributions
for the first time.
He doesn't place blame direct·
ly on indjviduals either, because
they continue to provide 90 per-
cent of charitable and philan·
thropic giving. In fact, O'Connell
declares, neithe r does he blame
government.
Mortgage Rate Cut
LOS ANGELES Great
Western Savings & Loan Associa·
lion has reduced its mortgage
rate on si ngle -f a mil y ,
owner-occupied homes to 14 per-
cent from the 14.5 percent rate.
whichhadbeenpostedOct.1.
Ov~r Th~ Counte r
NASO ListillCJS
Still , he concedes, the federal
government has created a prob·
lem. one that is related to the •
third sector's lack of recogni·
lion. It was done inadvertently,
he said. The intent was to help,
not hmder.
The source of the damage ap·
pears to be the Internal Revenue
Service code relat ing to charita·
ble, tax-deductible rontribu·
lions. Six times in the past eight
years the s tandard d eduction
has been increased. until it is
now $3,400 for a married couple.
1temization is better for those
who depend on contributions. ac·
cording to O'Connell.
NOW, SAYS O 'Connell .
almost every independent sector
organization, large or small,
community-based or nationwide,
religious or secular . "is faced
with the prospect of having to
curtail its activities."
Increases in the standard de-
duction, he maintains, parallel
the percentage declines in giv-
i n g .
And so. as one of its first
pieces of business, the lndepen·
dent Sector the foundation,
the corpor ations that give. and
the major voluntary organiza.
lions -are seeking a cha nge in
t he tax law.
They are supporting two bills.
S.219 and H.R. 1785. which would
authorize t axpayers to itemize
and deduct charitable contribu-
tions regardless of whether they
also take the standard deduc·
lion.
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Dow Jones Final
UP 10.24
CLOSING 972.44
Senldor
Heinz Kin Foe
Of Parenthg~?
By MILTON MOSKOWl'fZ
Whe n Congr ess passed the Pur(• Fond and Orug Art 111
1906, 1t did so over the opposition tlf virtuall y all th(> mem
be rs of t he food processing tnd11st1 y
T he companies had good rea!>ons to '"·"' a l.1w that
gavl' the government power to reguhite th" pro1tuc lion
sale and labeling of food produ<ts The) wP r-i: thtn ,1ddin~
copper sulphate tu vegt:lc.ibles to h11ng up th1· ~1 et!rl 1 0101 .
coloring Jam s with c he mH <1l dy<>s and hlC'•ll hing sugar
with sulfur dioxide among other 1 ute pra1 t11 , • .,
However the food companies wert' not unan1m<tll s an
their oppos1t1on ot the new law 1 he most notable holdout
was H J Heinz. fo under of the P1ttslJU r gh tom pan) bear
mg his name lie act1H ly supporkd the leg1slat1on llemz
packed clean foods and ht· dadn t see why 11lht•r romp.m1ts
should be allo\\cd to get a\\ay with sel1111g r hcm1cally
adulterated fouds
Eighteen years latl·r
Dr Har vey W Wtln
architect of ttw l'un
Food and Or ug Ac1 and
the first head of \\hdt is
now the rood & Drug Ad
m1nis trat1on w11Jte to
H J H t•11\z s sun
Money
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!low ard, to say "I apprnc1a1( th1 111\ Jlt i "11 h "h1 d1 :i: our
fa th er and all of his s taff s to<><.l h\ rn• 1 nth• 11.11 k•·st hrn 1 r ol 111~
fight for pur e focxl I felt thctl l ~h•111ld h,l\l' lo1~t lhf tight 1f I
had not had that <1ss1stant f•
BUT THAT Wr\S c1 lonit t1m1 i:llo!O II ,J 1lt 111z <llt>d 1n
19 19 And today thing:-ar1· ct1ffvrt.'nt II l llun1. s l!,rt.ll
grandson John l lemz is no" .1 member 1)f <'un~r ''"' I le 1s
a L' nitcd States senator I rom h ts honw stall' rn I·c·nu
sylvania and he has JUSl sent cl lelll:'I lo busm1•ss pet1plt!
ac ross the l ount rv
The purp<>sc of St-n llemz s lew r 1s to raise money for
a ne" organ1zat1on called the I nated Stalt•s s enatorial
Business Advi sory Board And the ra ison d ctre or this or
gam zatwn 1s to gel business people to st1ppo1 t H~publ11 an
c andidates and Hepubhcan policies t as 11 tn1·; w1::ren t
already)
Sen lle1n1 's 1mmed1att! gC>al 1s t11 ddcal the 2~
Democra tic senators who are up lor re elc<lton this year
And he's particularly concerned about whipping such
sen ators as Birch Bayh of Indiana, .John Culver or Iowa, Alan
Cranston of California, Thomas Eagleton of Missouri and
Warren Magnuson of Washington because they appare ntly
have a record of voting' with big unions·· and a re therefore
presumably anll busmess
YOU CAN JOIN the U S Senatorial Busmess Advisory
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a-m.ember o.f the-Chairman's committee), S.SOO 1.en1llling
you to become a member of the Director's committee> or
$250 (ent1thng you to membership in th<' steermg tomm1t
tee>
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get from paymg more money 1s this S750 brmgs you a gold
1dent1f1cat1on tag for your luggage, S500 brings a silver
one S250 nets a green one Othe rwise all members seem
to have the same pr1v1leges, the pnme one of which seem s
to be access to an 800 Washington .. hot hne ' number
whe re you wilt be able to rant and ra' e about vour most
des pised congressman
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Let's Have a Giant Birthday Party
Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you. ·
So today'• your birthday. It'• time for
cakt and ice t<ream, silly sames and 1lft.• and a few 1oodawackaonther.ar.
Birthdays have t r aditionally bun
celebrated with sweets, candles to be blown
out and Iota of merrymaklnt. but there are other pos1ibllltle1.
lnatead of cake and ice cream, think ol
fondue or a cheese ball wllh a 1in1le undle
on top (that way you won't have lo tell your
aae>. Or a feast or fresh fruit.» and nuts,
healthy whole wheat bread and vegetables.
cooaumed at a picnk with. 1~ friends~
Here are some poasibiUties for birthday
feaau that' wilf be a bit happier. perha~.
because they'll be more nutritious.
Plan a buffet that can be prepared ahead
of The Bi& Day, then dress up the tables with
brightly colored streamers and bows.
These cheese balls Nm be made severaJ
weeks ahead. Roll on the toppings jwat before
aervina.
CHEDDAR CHEESE BALLI'
I cups shredded Cheddar cheese< 1 ~ po9Ddi)
1 packa1e ll ounces) cream cheese
4 tablespoons soft butter or margarine
~cup beer
1 teaspoon dry mustard • "'1 cup finely chopped wal~
~ cup chopped parsley
Beat Cheddar and cream cheese and bvl-
ter or margarine in large bowl by hand or
with electric mixer until smooth. Slowly beat
in beer and mustard. If mixture is very soft,
refrigerate until firm.
Divide mixture in half and shape into 2
balls. Roll in chopped parsley. walnuts.
bacon bits, paprika or pecans.
Keepa well for weeks. Do not roll in top· pines unW ready to serve.
If the party is for a child, and you're
trying to teach him good nutritional habits,
conaider substituting this sandwich cake for
the uaual sugar-laden birthday cake.
The "frosting" is ingredients he will Jove
anyway: peanut butter , cream cheese,
raisins and chopped nuts.
Serve it with chilled glasses of milk and your small guests will adore you.
PARTYSANDWICllCAKE
jam 1 32-ounce jar strawberr)r or grape
1 28-0unce jar creamy or crunchy
peanut butter
2 loaves unsUced white bread
2, 8-ounce packages cream cheese
Milk
Red skinned apples
Golden raislna
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3·1h to 4 quarts hot popped popcorn
<white or yellow huJless)
1 cup coconut, flaked
1 cup nuts or sunflower seeds
% cup raisins
a,; cup honey
~cup butter or margarine, melted
1 tablespoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon salt
Combine popcorn, coconut. raisins. and
nuts. Blend remaining ingredients together
and pour over the popped com mixture. Toss
to coat thoroughly.
Spread on a lightly buttered lOxlS·in ch
jelly roll pan. Bake at 275 degrees for 40
minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Cook to .
crisp. Store in. air-tight containers. Makes about 4.a,; quarts.
PARTY MIX
3 quarts freshly popped popcorn
(white or yellow hulless >
squares 3 cups bite·size toasted wheat
2 cups round oat cereal
3 cups thin pretzel sticks
2 cups salted peanuts
1 cup butter or margarine
1 tablespoon Worchestershire sauce
1h teaspoon garlic salt
''• teaspoon hot pepper sauce Mix popcorn, cereals, pretzels, and nuts
in a large bowl. Melt margarine. Stir in
Worchestershire sauce, garlic salt, and hot
pepper sauce. Pour over popcorn mixture
and toss well.
Turn mixture into two large, shallow
roasting pans. Bake at 300 degrees for about
30 minutes, stirring frequently.
Drain on absorbent paper. Store in ai r·
tight containers. Makes about 5 quarts.
HONEY POPCORN BALLS
10·12 cups popped popcorn <white or
yellow hulless >
a4 cup brown sugar
If.I cup honey
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
Combine brown sugar. honey, and butter
in pan over low heat until mixture bubbles
around edge. Pour over popped com. Stir un-
til coated. Shape using popcorn ball maker to
eliminate risk of burned hands and to ensure
pe rfectly shaped popcorn balls.
IC you must splurge a bit on your. big day,
and want to have a sweet dessert. her.e are several that won't be too hard.on the figure.
They 're nutritious as well as delicious.
CRUNCHV ICE CREAM BALLS
1 cup graham cracker crumbs •1. cup chunk style peanut butter
2 tablespoons sugar
•/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1 quart vanilla ice cream
Chocolate syrup With 1008 sharp knife. cut off all crust
from two loaves of unsliced white bread. Turn loavea on side; cut lencthwise into
1licff about t;<!i-inch .. thi~k:-Spreed··slices of
each loaf wilh peanut butter and jam; top jam with finely chopped apple. Instead of a birthday cake. have a 'cheese' cake
Blend graham cracker crum~ peanut
butter. sugar and cinnamon. Scoop ice cream
into.larae ball.a and.roll in cr:umb.mixtur..e.until.
well coated. Freeze unW serving time. Serve
with chocolate syrup. Makes 6-8servings.
A cake needn't be a
traditional cake.
This sandwich loaf
cJ pean.Jt butter
and cream cheese
is a good, healthy
substitute.
Place stacked loaves side by side on
aervin1 plate. Soften 2 8-ounce packages
cream cheese with milk to apreading COil· sistency.
Spread softened cream cheese over
loaves to make one cake.
Wrap and store in refrtaerator unW aerv·
inl time. Decorate top and aides of cake with
red akinded apple slices and aolden raisins.
To serve, cut on diagonal. Serves 11·20.
Maybe it would be a bil treat for you to
have breakfut in bed on your big day. Your
loved ones don't have to be wizarda in the
kitchen to create a treat for you, so it's a
wiih that can be 1ranted.
They can make a French-toasted
strawberry bllntl sandwich, which features
peanut butter, cotta1e cbeeae and strawberry
Jam.
8TMWBER&Y·BUNTZ MNDWICllES
~ cup creamy peanut butter
I slices white bread
1 cup creamed cottqe cheese
1 teaspoon IJ'ated lemon peel
2 ....
\4 cup milk Butler'• mar1art.ne t cup ltrawberry Jam
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If you mwst have a sweet treat for your
day, then conaider making Wheat Germ
Swirl Cheesecake, a healthy desert of wheat
germ, eggs, cream cheese and blueberries.
This cold and creamy confection is
healthy, too, since wheat germ has essential
vitamins and minerals and the all-important
rougha1e we need in our diets.
WHEAT G~RM SWIRL CHEESECAKE
2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries
1/4 cup vacuum packed wheat germ.
re1ularor augar and honey
~cup augar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1/4 cup water
2 eggs, separated
2 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese
1 't!t teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
Wheat Germ Cruat
Whipped cream 1arni1b
Chop 1 cup blueberries. Combine with
wheat 1erm, 1/4 cup 1u1ar and 1 tablespoon
lemon juice. Set aside. Heat remainin& ~
cup sugar and water to boiling. Simmer 3
minutes. Remove from heat.
Beat ea whites until stiff peaka form.
Gradually add hot syrup, beatlnc CODStantly
until very stiff peak•: form. Beat e11 yolks
with cream cheele, vanma, lemon peel and
remalnlna 1 tablespoon lemon Juice until
fiuffy,
Fold ln beaten e11 whit.ea. Tum ball the
cheese mixture into crust. Top with wheat
1erm blueberry mixture. Cover with remain·
ln1 cheese mixture. Swirl with fork to live
marbled effect. .
Sprinkle with reHrved cl'Ult mixture.
Conr. Fnele et leut 4 hours until firm.
LooHn edp ol pan carefully with 1P,atula
dipped into warm water. Top cMeeecake
w{da nma••n1 blueberri•. Garnilb with
wbl--' cream. Let stand at room tem-....-. .
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perature 15 minutes before serving. Makes 1
(8-inch) cake.
WHEAT GERM CRUST : Mix 1 cup
vacuum packed wheat germ. re2ular or su2-
ar and honey. with 8 tablespoons melted buUer
and 6 tablespoons sugar. Reserve 1/4 cup for top
of cheesecake. Firmly press remainder onto
bottom ol 8-inch springform pan. Bake in 350-
deiree oven S minutes untll lightly browned.
Cook on rack.
If the party Is an informal one,
particularly for teena1en, you might want
to whip up some popcorn snacka. · .
Popcorn is hilh ln fiber, low in calories
(one cup of plain popcorn contains about 2S
calories) and ls a snack without sugar.
Here are some popcorn snacks with
healthy foods added, such u fruit, nuts and
honey.
CRUNCHY FRUIT llUNCll
3 quarts freshly popped popcorn
<white or yellow hulless)
2 cups natural cereal with raisins
~ cup dried apricots, chopped
'4 teaspoon salt
~cup butter or margarine
~cup honey
Preheat oven to 300 de1reea. Combine
first four l.qredjenta in lar1e bakin1 pan; set aside.
In small saucepan, combine butter or
mar1arine and honey. Cook over low beat un-
til butter or mar1artne la melted. Pour over
popcorn mixture, tos1ln1 lightly until well
coated.
Place in oven. Balte 30 minutes, stirriq
occasionally. Makes 3 quarts. Store in tithUy
covered container.
CAaaor OMNGE Bl.OMO• CUE
2 cupe unalfted all purpaM flour
l~ cupe wbeet 1erm, rqular or 1u1ar
. -
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and honey
Want breakfast in
bed on your special day?
Ask the cooks to fix a
Strawberry Blintz
Sandwich. It won't tax
them too much. Just put
a candle on top.
3 teaspoons baking powder
l "'1 teaspoons salt
1~ teaspoons cinnamon
~ teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups packed brown sugar
1 ~ cups cooking oil
4eggs
l~ teaspoons vanilla
3 cups grated carrots
1 tableapoon grated orange rind
1 cup raisins
o/4 cup finely chopped pecans
Combine flour, wheat germ. baking
powder, aalt and spices on wax paper. Stir well
tol>lend. . Beat su1ar, oil, e1gs and vanilla
together in larte bowl.
Add carrots and orange rind. mixing
well.
Stir in blended dry ingredients. then
raisins and pecans.
Spread In greased and floured 10.inch
Bundtpan.
Bake at 350 F. for S0.'10 minutes until wooden pick inserted in center comes out
cleu.
Cool In pan 10 minutes. Remove from
pan. Cool on rack.
Serve with Cream Cheese Sauce (below).
Makeal2·16aervinis.
Crea• ClleeH Sa11e:e
2 packages C3 ounces each) cream
cheese
2 tablespoons softened butter or
maraartne
1 tea1poon vanilla
1 cup unsifted powdered 1uaar
Cream cheese, butter and vanilla
to1et11er thoroqbly.
Add 1u1ar 1radually, beatin1 until
creamy. <Add milk If necessary for creamy
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Palm Beach Avocado Bowl
What's your favorite
fruit? Would you have
said avocado? Because
It 'a the perfect ingre·
dlent for green salads
and natural food-type
sandwiches. most people
think o( avocados as a
vegetable .
"But t echnically ,
avocados belong lo the
fruit category. And
when you begin to con·
sider them as fruits, a
whole new range of
possibilities opens up for
experimentation. Avocados are won ·
derful i.n fruit salads, for
example. Their mellow,
nutty taste, pretty color
an<t creamy texture pro·
vide a delicious contrast
to the sweet taste or
other fruits.
If you haven't tried
avocados in a fruit
salad, see how good they
can taste in ttus .Palm
Beach Avocado Bowl.
Just combine a colorful
mixture of a ssorted
fresh fruit. including
avocados. Then top with
a luscious avocado and
banana dressing. a sur·
prisingly good combina·
lion that's made zesty
with lime juice and hot
pepper sauce.
You can serve this
dressing over a fruit
salad or as a dip for
fruit chunks.
Versatile? You bet !
That's one of the re·
markable qualities of
avocados . Whether
teamed with vegetables
or fruits or even a com ·
bination of the two,
avocado s fit in
beautifully.
This is the time to ex·
periment with avocados
to see what other good
combinations you can
create . From now
through December is the
peak seaso n for
avocados. You'll find not
only the best prices, but
also the best quality
fruit.
Here are a few tips for
working with avocados :
Most avocados in
the supermarket are not
yet ripe. so plan to buy
ahead for making
avocado specialties.
-To ripen avocados,
keep them at room tern·
perature for s everal
AVOCADOS ANO BANANAS MAKE INTRIGUING DRESSING
days . To hasten the
ripening process, place
avocados in a paper bag
or fruit ripening bowl .
-To determine ripe·
ness, hold the avocado
in your hand and
s queeze gently. If it
yields to gentle pres ·
sure. it's readytoeat.
S tore ripe n ed
avo ca d os in the
refrigerator. They ·11
keep for several days.
To protert an
avocado 's good looks ,
sprinkle c ut s urfaces
with lime juice.
PALM BEACH
A VOCAOO BOWL
2 cup s c ub ed
avoc ados <about 112
medium>~ reserve half
shella for containers
2 medium bananas,
cut in chunks
2 tablespoons each
lime juice and sour
cream
'h teaspoon sugar
'4 teaspoon salt
Dash liquid hot pep·
per sauce
3 tables poons
chopped toasted nuts
6 cups cut up assort·
ed fresh fruits <Florida
avocado, pineapple,
orange, grapefruit. ap·
pie, bananas, strawber·
ries >. chilled
In container of elec-
tric blender combine Jll
ingredients except nuts
and assorted fruits.
Blend until smooth,
scraping sides of con·
tainer as needed.
Cover and chill I hour.
Stir nuts into avocado
mixture ; serve i n
avocado half shells as a
dip for fruit chunks, or
serve as a dressing over
fruit. Makes 8 appetizer
or salad servings.
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Plant
Maki~
Comeback?
FRESNO 1A P 1
Amaranth. an anc ient
plant that has been &111
but forgotten in rnc1de rn
America, may achieve a
re naissance as a pro
te111·ri ch health food .
It was a staple grain
in Mexico and South
America before E uro·
pean explorers arri' ed.
Ho we\'l•r. Spanish con·
quistadors discoura~cd
its cult1 val1on because
a maranth he ld t'ttual
s1gnif1canre in religion
and human sacrtftl·c in
Mexico
THE Ti\LI., !>piky
leafed plant with col·
orful . o ften dark
purplish red le:ives
largely died o ut a s a
food in the new world
but eventually wl:ts in·
troduccd lo Ch ina. Indi a
and Africa
No w. a m ar anth may
be making its way back
across th e ocea n s.I spurred by a National
, Science Foundation
;.{ ~study that term ed jt one
--··of''the 20 most promising 1
( new crops in the Umted I
States.
E xperiments are un-1
de r way to adapt the
plant to climates and
s oils i n the U n i t ed Hf st::~· ~~ea h~~t;a~~
I are promoting the work,
·~ and General Foods is
g r ow i n g omt.•
,: amar anth
~ r t:
ONE S'fl 0\' ts bemg
c o n d 11 " t e ct ;1 t t h e
l '11ivers1ty of California
d epar tme nt (lf
agronom~ 1n Davis h y
S .. J . J ar n and ll olly
Bauptli who hope to find
the b est s t ra in fo r
Califonuc. con<l1t1ons.
"Inte r est 1n g rain
amaranth ao; a m...iJ o r
crop has grown 1n recent
years mainly due to its
excellC'nt nutr1t1on a l
quality," J am reported
It contain'> up to lb
percent protein com
pared to nine percent for
wheat and has "a well
balanced array of essen·
lial a mino arids "
TEST PLOT~ have
yie l de d up t o 2,000
pounds per acre "which
is a good ) 1eld if com ·
pared with other high
I
protein c rops." Jain
said.
The Davis researchers 1
have spent the last two
years "essentially learn-
ing to grow," said Jain, :
who was familiar with
amaranth in his native
India ..
Now. they hope to 1 ·'select the most promis· 1
ing types to build upon
a nd develop the best
characters," Jain said 1
in a telephone interview.
One of the features the
UC researchers hope to
develop into amaranth
for California is a plant
5--10 feet high that can be
harvested by machine . I
But Jain predict ed
that amaranth "won 't
be grown ov e r
thousands of acres.c It I
probably wUI become
more popular as a back
yard gardening proj-
ect." ·
He noted that Rodale
Presa, a major s up-
porter ol amaranth In
the health food field, la
aendtu aeedl to 10,000
people this )'ear.
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Chicken Cutlet Among Leanest Choices
However. m ost re clpt'~ ror <'OO k i n N
chicken cutlt>ts er111e the
calorie adv1rntaac b)'
cooking the n atl t'hl 1n
cruse or oil. or by com
bin Ina tht.•m "Ith hlah
hal Ingredients
Toda . I !l hlTt' u
favorite rt'<'lpt' that 11'
r l<'h with flavor . yt"I
vlrtuall fllt fn•t• t'or u
taste of lht.• l'ur 1bbt>u11,
t ry lhilS Jumu1<•a
ins pired r urrlt•tl ('hi\'kt•n
steuk plry. but not
hot.
JAMAl('A·S1',~L•:
Cl'RIUEU
C'Hl('IU•:N STEAKS
For enrh :wr\'ln~ . f
" oun<'e ('hll'ke~ cutlt>t ( lt or a 'k inl~ •5
boned brt>ast >
2 tablt>Spooni. ~I .i 11\
low rat yogurt
l tnblt'. poun l1m t'
<or lemon 1 juac(•
1 , teaspoon grvund
allsp1re
'• teaspoon jlroun cum an
""2 teaspoon mild tor
hot > curry powd<'r
Salt (or gartac• ,,11t l
lo taste
Put chicken c utlets an
a shallow glass dis h Stir
remaining ingred ients
together, then mix with
chicken. coaling both 1 sides. Puncture chicken ,
in several places with a I
fork. Marinate at least
an hour, or cover and 1
re frigerate all day or
overnigh t. Broi~r barbecue in a pre'h
fgrill or broiler as clo e
Frozen
Milk
Almost
Real
MADISON. Was . (.,\.P)
Scie ntist s at the
Universit y of Wisconsin
have devised a way to
m a k e a frozen milk
concentrate t hey say
tastes almost like the
reaJ thing when water is
added, the university
announc~ Thursday. I
The process means I
that mi lk c ould be
canned, marketed and l
stored like frozen fruit
juice, according to food
resea r c h e r Owe n
Fennema.
THE PRODUCT has
been taste-tested and t he
tas ters said it t asted
almost like normal milk 1 when reconstituted a s
liquid milk by adding
water, the researchers
said.
The process is not yet
available commerciaJly.
A frozen concentrate
would give the dairy
industry a chance to
market a product that
would cost less to ship
and have longer storage
life than fresh m ilk .
Also. the researchers
said, there would be less
waste from spoilage.
FENNEMA sai d
a nothe r advantage is
that it could m ean
mak ing lac tose-free
m ilk for people who
cannot drink norm al
milk because of the milk
sugar it contains.
The fr oze n
concentrate probably
would cost a few cents
more per gallon than
normal milk.
But Fennema s aid
there would be savings ,
too. because or lower
shi_pplng costs and fuel
saving s, si n ce
consumers would store
their product in their
freezers and thus make
few e r trips to th e
market to get milk.
Ther e has been
re search in milk
concentrates at other
institutions in the past
t wo years , Fennema
said, but none has
paned the test for
commerciaJ production.
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~E.UONED81CE ab s orbed. about 20 roa CHICKEN . minutes. Add parsley
10-ounce can fat · and fluff with a fork.
skimmed chicken brolb Makes three servings.
2 t a b I es po o n s under 100 calories each.
minced onion or 2 teas· SPEEDY SEASONED
poons onion flakes RICE
til dissolved. SUr in re·
m ainin1 ingredients.
Cover tightly and wait 5
minutes until liquid is
absorbed.
to heat IOW'ce u pu11I·
blt about 3 to 4
minute. each side . de·
pendln& on thlc•knes"
until r hldtu Is )u1t
cooked throulJh Don 't
ovtrcook Ea<'h strvlnc.
approximately 110
ulori•
INDIAN ·~TYLE
tandoori 1ptce mlx or
tandoorl·1lyle c urry
powder may be 1ub
stltuted for the c urry
powder, and will provide
the tracUUonal pln.kl1h
red tolot ol "Tandoori
Chicken." If Uled, omit
Ute paprilia By 8arb1r• Gibbons 14 c up minced 1 cup boiling water
celery 2 tea-s})oons chi cken
Fluff with a fork
before serving. Makes
f o ur ser vings . 90
calories each.
Some non·fattenln&
"IO·Wit.ba·"
Y.I cup raw rice broth concentrate F'or more chicken recipe&
and an 1LIW1trated guide to
cutting up a whole chicken
and debon1ng brecuta and
thighs, aend a stam~d,
aelf ·addreued envelope
and 35 cents to How-To
Chicken , P.O. Box 624 ,
Sparta, N.J. 07B71.
CHICKEN RTEAIU~
Omit alls piC't' a nd
cumin, Increase r urry
powder to I teaspoon
Arteir t'hlcken is broiled,
sprinkle with paprika
unc1 aamlah with lime
wtdiltS Or. I teaspoon
chleken broth <or water>
1... teaspoon 1round
a ll spice or substitute ap-
ple pie spice
1 tablespoon minced 2 teaspoons onion
c·AaaOT8 IN PINt:AP
PLE SAUCE
Cover ti1htly and sim·
me r 15 minutes. Un·
cover and continue to
simmer until most or the
-ltquld has evaporated.
fresh parsley flakes
Combine broth, onion Pinch of thyme or
3 cups sliced car
rot 11. freeh or r roaen a n d c e I e r y i n a other Herbs
I t>UP un1weetened
pineapple }ulce
Salt, pepper, to taste
Combine ingredients
In non-stick saucepan.
s a u c e pan ; h eat to 1 cup instant rice
Makes four ser vings, un·
der 80 calories each.
botllnq. Stlr In rice. Cov· Heat water to bolllng;
•-a <'UP fat-1klmmed
er and simmer over low remove from heat. Stir
h eal until liquid is in broth concentrate un ·
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~Broccoli
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~Brussel Sprouts
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Feed Colds,.Starve Fevers
CbUdren are a peculiar speele9. 0.. minute
tbey are perfedly well and the next minute you
ml1bt eee a nuabed face. a deenued appetite
o.. just • ovuall U.tlf!u nea. -
It takes an experienced parent to lcnow
whether sudden onset ftnr I.a lD procreu. and
how to beat cope wi th 1t medlully and nutn
tlonally.
ir-~ Any elevation or f twt"r 11 a 1l1nal \Kat all is
m>t normal Checll for other symptoms befOrt'
euler to cook UahUy for anyone who hu a
fever
CRJCKEN BAOl'H
t chlelcM. aboUt 4 pounda
2 quaru water
4 carroll, 1cra~
2 1ta.llt1 rf'lery with leave11
I pannl_p, sc:rapt"d
2 llpnp dlll Wt't"d
2 teupouna u lt
I teupoon SUfCMr
Wedneeday, October 15, IMO CWLY PILOT CJ
Mmmml Nataral-
Only Autumn is natural-noartiftdal flawn,mlors or~
l
calling your do<'tor so you C'Mft report II the
throat Sefltn!l to bt' tcur~. the ~ runntn&. a
eough Is present or tht-t•au·t a"' achin&
Wuh and clt.11m r h1l'kt'n Place in a heavy
uucepan with hd Add water, carrot.a, celery,
paran1p. dill wettd. :u1lt and sugar. Bring lo a
boil. then r4'duct.1 htJat un<J rover. Simmer for t..., houni. Str1i1ln broth with a fine strainer. Dis-
<'ard ~lery and dill Serve carrot with soup if
de!lirftd Maktts ubout 2 quurts of soup.
l It help1 to ~ able to pinpoint the 1ymplom11
aa a reap[ratory lnrt•t•t1on. a dl1t11tive tract pro
blem Uummny-11rh~s. upset stomach, etc.) or
Sp.-rlal
DI~••
By June Roth
whether there 1s an accompanyin& rash or
swelling or glands Keep the child home from
school to get rest and prevent contagion to
others.
Tlie-old phrase. "i-'eed a cold, starve-ii
fever." still applies. A fever 1s the way the body
finds to slow down, to be able to fight orr the in-
vading infection or virus.
You can help the body to slow down by feed·
ing the child very lightly when temperature is
elevated. Thus. a bowl of chiclcen broth is still
considered to be a very satisfactory food , as are
pineapple juice. cranberry juice and apple
juice, if an upset stom ach is not involved.
· If the doctor permits some simple food,
think of toast with a thin spreading of jelly, a
baked potato without butter. plain boiled rice,
poached white meat of chicken and carrots that
are cooked very tender.
Avoid servings of dairy products, fatty
foods , and heavy portions of meat.
For prolonged illnesses, be sure to have the
doctor prescribe a diet as well as medication
that will be required. If lold lo feed a "light
diet" ask just what is meant by that expression.
and then be sure to follow the doctor's instruc-
tions .
When a child seems to have a tummy-ache.
headache, or other complaint every Monday
morning, it's time to look into the school situa-
tion to be sure that another problem is not at the
root of repeated symptoms. Get to the cause
and you may solve a chronic crisis.
Here are some recipes that will make it
Tailgating
The football season is
bere. Tailgating ,
whether at home or
afield, is a big part of
tbe season for many
penons.
If you are an
-a~mcbair quarterback.
'1 season ticket bolder or
maybe even a less than
enthusiastic fan 's
spouse, the Kraft
Kitchens bu prepared a
new booklet for you.
This 12-paee ~klet
offen ideas to make the
, football party "Tailgat-
. · e " _emer., more Jun
a'nd more delicious. It
features basic planning
ideas to make the event
successful, as well as
menu ideas and recipes.
•'Tailgating Ideas at
Home or Afield" is of-
fered free from Kraft
Barbecue Sauce. To get
your copy simply send a
request to Kratt Tallgat·
ing Ideas, P.O. Box 825,
Dept . FE , Sout h
Holland, Ill. 60473.
Here is a reci p e
from the booklet.
ZESTY VEGETABLE
SOUP
4 cups water
~ cup barbecue
sauce
\-2 teaspoon salt
2 cups chopped cab·
baie -
• \-2 c up cb o pp ~d
onion
Y.t cup thin carrot
allces Y.t cup thin celery
slices
_l 10-01!.DCe pkg.
frozen chopped spinach,
partially thawed
..J.. -16-o unee can
kidney beans, undrained
1 l SY.t-ounce c an
garbanzo beans. un-
drained
In large Dutch oven,
co mbin e water.
barbecue sau ce and
salt; bring to boil. Add
cabbage, onion. carrot
and celery. Cover, sim-
mer 10 minutes. Add re-
maining vegetables .
Co ver . si mm e r 5
minutes. Ten 1-cup ser v-
ings
NOTE: Other membeni of family may eat
c hlr ken 111 soup with cooked noodles or
11ep11rately for a main course.
POACHED CHJCKEN
2 whole breasts of chicken. skinned and
boned
l 1"1 CUPfi wat1!r
2 tablespoons lemon Jui ce
12 teas.eoon saJt
..., teas]k>on dried dill weed
Arrange prepared rh1cken parts in a large
skillet. Add water . lemon JUice. salt, and dill
weed Cover and simmer over low heat for 30
minutes. or until tender Remove chicken <Uld
reduce liquid to half, to use as a gr avy. Dice
chicken into bite s ize pieces and serve with the
gravy. Makes 4 or more servings .
BAKED STU Ff' ED POTATO
2 baking potatoes, scrubbed
'h cup skim milk ·~--.-·-to.
2 soft-cooked carrots r'
•,. teaspoon sail
8-ake potatoes · in a 350·degree oven for· I ·
hour. or until fork tender. Remove from oven.
Cut potatoes in half the long way. Scoop out
cooked potato, reserving s kin shells. Mash with
milk, carrots and salt. Spoon mixture back into
reserved potato shells. Reheat if necessary.
Makes 4 servings.
NOTE: Potatoes may be frozen for future
use. Potatoes for other members or the family
may include a pat or butter and a sprinkling of
Parmesan cheese.
S.....C'rea•
Callee C'ak
You may want to vary
the s pice. as we did.
'h cup butter
'h c up w arm ed
honey
2 eggs
Natural Autumn Margarine. It's the only rlhtural margarine. That means it has no artificial
flavors. colors or preservatives. Autumn has partially hydrogenated soybean oil. and liquid
sunflower ~nd com oils. You'll see the difference on our label.
Delicious Autumn Mar~. Spread it on bread. Melt it on a baked potato. You'll love the taste .
See Autumn's ingredients. Taste Autumn's flavor. You'll love the Autumn differen~. Try it! r------------------------------------,. 25~ 25'[5 l 9 5'['['['[ 25'
Save 25t ·~···
on soft
or stick
Autumn·
Naturar
Margarine.
L------------------------------------~
1 '"J c u p s w h o l e
wheat pastry flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 cup sour cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
Sun-Maid® Introduces
2 tablespoons honey
2 teaspoons cinna-
mon
2 tablespoons whole
wheatfiour
~ cup broken nuts
Prebeat'···oven to 350
degrees and grease a 9
by 9-in ch cake pan.
C r eam butter, add
honey and eees. and
beat well. Add flour,
soda, sour cream and
vanilla. Mbrthorou1biy.
In a small bowl. com -
bine honey. cinnamon,
flour and nuts. Pour one·
half the cake batter into
prepared pa n. Cover
with half the honey·
cinnamon mixture, then
add remaining batter.
Top with remaining bat-
ter. Top with remaining
honey-cinnamon mix-
ture. Bake in preheated
oven for about 45
minutes. Yield : 9 serv-
ings.
From "Naturally
Delicious Desserts and
Snacks" by Faye Martin
Rod ale.
3 new a.IJ....natu1-al m •••
Save 15$ and~ the fat
with Skim-American.
~ .. ; -·-r.·...-= . ~ .. --...--................ ---"" -.6--·---~ ..... .!~~/.~ • Raisin Bran Muffins with cinnamon
and honey plus the nutty taste of bran.
Carrot Raisin Muffins with chunky carrots,
juicy pineapple and Diamond• walnuts.
Fruit 'n Nut Muffins with seven
luscious fruit! plus Diamond" walnuts.
bakery&esh
and full of sun-ripened goodness.
. --
New Sun-Maid~ Muffins are chock-full of
Sun-Maid Raisins and other sun-ripened.
all natural ingredients. Plus cinnamon and
nutmeg give them a natural sweetness you 'II
love. They're always fresh and delicious ·
8·15
and concain no artificial preservatives. And
we'll give you 20¢ off a 6-pack or 8~ off
a i-pack. Look for new Sun-Maid Muffins
in the bakery section of your store today.
STORE COUPON
OR
& ON z-PACK
Otp one coupon only .
•
Hiking F oOd
..... tile rial al .....
1old1, oraa1ea aad
1reea1 bla1la1 oa
bUlaldH, river ba•b
aad aloa1 roada,
autumn 11 oae of tlM
but Umea to '" the tOUD&ry.
CalMl'afanac .. Mye
eo•ered container Mall•.a..tt~c-... CllSa& N1JT ..,. ..
I e\11111 Mt.Ilse com
btaa CWMI blaeultl
I eup1 bite-11ae
alandd9d wbeat bllcu.ita
l ~ cupa cocktail .......
m1r11rtne. Continue
to11 until mixture -evenly coated.
FOOD
Nutritious foods for
a hike to see the fall
foliage can include
Garlic Nut Nibblers
and Cheese Nut
Bites made with
• field Clay ••••P••• pldUNI al tbe ceJomal
folla1• aad ner10•• cu have tbe eactl4HD•
al ..... bow the eoaor-
ch an 1e1 ban altered
t,t. ~p mar1arine.
mett.d
~ cup arated
Par ...... eMele
Spread mixture ~n a
lar1e. 1hallow b1kln1
pan. Bake at 300 dearee•
F Sprtak)e Itta cheeu on
nut ift.ixture at the end Of
5 ml•"'"· SUr w•ll-
Repeat with remalnin1
cheeM at the end of 10
ud 15 minutes bakln1.
Bake 5 mlnutee tonier
for a total of 20 mlnutn.
peanuts. l-..
famtUaralahU.
Oae aeelleat wa1 to view tbe autwnaal buea
la to Uke a walk tluoucb
.. al tbe • ..., local,
atate or aaticJDal pa.rb.
You can take your time
aad fully .a-'UU' the
aurroundi.q beauty. 1!¥a bikiq .....
well-lnarbd trtil, it la.
1ood idea to carry
aomethlaa to eat. Foods
for the trtil should be autritiou., euy to carry
and aboulcl not apoll
eully.
la a lar1e bowl ,
eomblae~reala and cocktail eanuu . Toulnl .y, pour ln
Cool. Store in a tl1htly
covered contai ne r .
llak•5~CUJlt.
·WE ACCEPT COUPONS
-FROM-ALt MARKUS
N..ul•-.a.re_&-Aawnl . -----"'Ai choice for hikers
became they are rudy
to eat and provide
protein, vitamins and
WE CONTINUE TO ACCEPT ... COUPONS FIOM ALL OTHER MARKETS. Iring in your coupon1. INCLUDING
"DOUBLE COUPON" coupon1 from any marltet in lot An9.a.1, Ventura and Orange CountiH, and we will
red"m them a1 if they were our own. •edemption subject to all limits imprinted on each coupon. If we
do not 1tocli the item 1pecified on the other marlcet'1 coupons we will 1ub1titute an item of equivalent
value. Continuity ptogrom Hduded. Valid Thuu., Oct. 16 thru Oct. 22, 1910. Sub1titution of item on
Manufodurer'1 coupon• prohibited by law.
minerals.
The two nut mixtures
1u11estect here are 1ood C!Ompankma fot a walk
in theCOUDtry. Garlic
Nut Nlbblen combine
tbe tMte and tature of
pretaell, French fried
ooiom and peanuts with a
U1bt tauebol 1arlic. ·a...e Nut Bit.ea are
made wltla cora bran
cereal IUnlta, bite.be
ahreclded wheat bi.acuita,
cocktail peanut• and
PU11M9m cbeeM.
Both are 10 1ood,
JOU '11 be dillial into them at bome u well aa
on the tnil.
G.4• ... NtJ'I'
~.m
~ cup (1 a tick >
mar1artne
1 table9poon 1arlic
~cups pretzel
nu11eta
1 can (3 ounces)
frencb fried onions
1 ~ cupa cocktail
peanuts
In a amall saucepan,
melt marearine over
low beat. Stir in 1arlic
powair.
ID a lartje bowl, com• pnuea, frmcb
fried ........ cocktail
peuuta. Tauial liPtlY, pour ID 1ea1oaed mar1artae. CGntiaue to toH watil mixture is
evenly coated.
SRread mixture in a
laree aballow baking
pan: Bate aUOO detree1
F . for 15 minutes,
atirrta1 oecaaionally.
Cool. Sime in • tilbtly
Cookies
Costly
WASJUNGTON <AP)
-CoakMe, like almost
everJt)lln1 elae, coat
moreU...dQI. .
A~olbaken·
receat17 told c.cnu
th• btlb suaar prices .... drt'rilal up tile cost of cookies and other
bakery ....... w. Kao:s
Gardner, an e:secuUve
with tbe Royal Cake Co.
Inc. ol WlnltGD-SaJem,
N.C ., aald aome
bakeries are falllq oa
bard ti.mm became ol
the aharply increaain1
aqar prices.
F ootl &nice
,. Major
U.S. l""'°"'Y
STATE COLLEGE,
Pa. <AP) -Tbe food
aervlce laduatry will
emploJ man people and
eara mare ~ than
., ............. oltbe
U.S. eeaDOlll1bJ197, a
Peaa17lvania State
Unl•eralty profeHor
pndidl .
.. Cunmly, about one
of three meala in tbe
Ualtecl States ia eaten
••• , from bome,.. the
profeHor, Jamea R ..
ltelaer, ..... .....Uy.
"BJ tbe mld· 'IOa,
more tbm cme in two ....... ..m ....... out
of tbe Mme." KelHr
1ald AmerleaH are ........ _.. .. ....
tbeJlaaft ... ........
tlm• ••d •ore
dl1po1abl• laeome1 de1plte lallaUoa, ua __ ..........
,_... .. dk!ll batll
... ~-··· .. wil• -*. .. uw • ., ........ , ....
-leon Doe• Nol Eaceed 22"' Fot
El RANCHO GROUND BEEF ll . 2.19
leo,..,t Doe• Not Eaceed I .S% Fol 2 •9 CHOPPED STEAKS .. 11 •
USDA Choice Chuck Cut
O ·BONE BEEF ROAST ....... LI. I. 79
Wlllla•a
SLIGD BllF LIVIR
aa. l.09
Aut. SmoM
CELESTE PIZZA'S ..................... 1.39
11 'r001. Mor·K•'
BEEF TAQUITOS,. .. , •.......•.... 1.09
~IOUFFl•'S LASAGll~ I ,~~, 2.091
U.S.0 .A. CHOICE W.ESTERN GROWN
FRESH
LEG····O'·LAMB
3 99 USDA Choice Fre•h
1e • GROUND LAMB
USOA Choou fre•h
SMALL LOIN LAMB CHOPS
98
LB.
lB 1.29
USDA Choice ll onele" loin
SARA TCX1A LAMB CHOPS
USDA Cho1u f•e•h
1e 3.99 LARGE LOIN LAMB CHOPS ll 3.19
El Rone ho Porii & S.o\On1ng
1e 3.89 BRATWURST .. . ......... La. I .•9 USDA Choice FreY. Smoll lo.n
LAMB ROAST
CHUCK
ROAST
U.S.D.A. CHOICE
lllf
llADI CUT
...... Lii.
USDA Cho1c11 Beel 6onel•"' Rolled Chuck 2 ,9 U<-DA Choice Chuck Cut
SHOULDER CLOD ROAST LB • • 7-SONE BEEF ROAST ll . 1.19
FROZEN-DEFROSTED ~-----.-2---9~-9-...,
HALIBUT STEAK c:,':"~:. .. w. •
''•"' '•"•• 'oc••c •••11A..-a
'rorc" Oef,o,~d
ATLANTIC COD RLUT .
10 01 Grn n G1or1t
NI BLE TS CORN ----
8·01 Von De l(o,,..p •
HALIBUT
8 0 1 Oh Boy
GARLIC BREAD
''OH" 0.ho'fi9d
La l.S9 IUM•O SCALLOPS
5., '""..cf t1.-od1.,o
1e 1.89 FllUHCAmlll .....
.18 ··"
.. LB. I.ff
.69 10°oz Bl ueberry• 8utterm1lk • Orog1nol .69 AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES
2.55 16·01 C&W .85 PETITE PEAS
.69 8-01 8trd•eye .. 79 COOL WHIP
16-01. Reg • Un•olted Sun•hine 10~ -01. Compbelrs
KRISPY CRACKERS .. . .......•• 69 TOMATO SOUP . . ................ 22
2• or Welch'• Puple 1 lb Con Aut Ground Vor
GRAPE JUICE . . . ....• 89 FOLGERS COFFE~ ............. 2.89
1DJIBl\\-
COLGATI I 09 1001 .. asn •
1-Lb. fo•l•r Forrm
CHICKEN 79c FRANKS
EIRoncho R~·lhick WoterAdded 2 19 CENTER CUT HAM.SLICES ... lB. •
El ltoncho Sweet or Hot
ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE LB l.•9
El Rancho Ronch Style
THICK SLIC ED BACON 18 1.29 ·--··· LAMBK-BOBS
U$D A I 89 CHOICE
lOIN
a:~~ IA. •
1.35
Two 9 inch Pet R11t
DEEP DISH PIE SHELLS . • 79
POUND CAKI
SARA LH I 89 16-0Z.
FAMllY SIZ~ •
I O·or 8'onze
atGHTGUAaD
5 oz G1ll1111e Regular
DaYLOOll
2.07
1.29
1.29
12-01 Hughe. Slo<ed
8DF80LOGNA
12-01. Hughe• SIKed
COTTOIALAMI .
8·01. Chub
GALLOIALAMI.
1.29
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2.29 I
... IH•A•• 10-cn ltt llfU:O"Wt"' Att M1.-lft
SWEET COOKING SAKE
• 0 1 Co~ 0,...,•I)
BUTTON MUSHROOMS
I0.01 Coft Wol """
IOILED BABY CLAMS
1.•s
• 69
l.S9
SHAVED BONITA
11) 01 Co,, Mo,901!+10
COCONUT JUICE ) 88 01 .,, __ ,o l o•<Jo
RADISH
JUICY·SWHT
1.29
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l 6·01. Hughe. Solod O.uling
•OO•FHT ..... . .... 1.65
7)() ....
GADAllO AMAnno ....
BALLANft• SCOTGI
BARTLETT
PEARS ................. .
EXTRA FANCY 3gc... 35c
....... ..................... ~ ............................ ll.
ICHlnLIRA •USI PLANTS ... ·'°' ....... 3.99
GRBN BIANS.~· ... 39!.
2.-25
7)()... 99 GADAllO•ACAR ••
16 l'rool· l.75liter ................ • •• 91
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FOOD DAIL V' PILO I ( 7
P e a c h y Bavarian Cre am
l.ow t'nlorit.• Usvurnm
Cre>a m is t luscious W.&\
to enJOY St>11l l'mber '
rqsy fresh peacht•11 while
still mnlnt4.l inint: your
d\el In lh1" oelimm111 ~:
alterna\1ve to tlw t la-;s11·
l~uvar1an cre .. m . lht•
creomy <'ll!'lt anJ 1s 111a11 ..
with milk
A light .11r) ll•,111n· •~
•ll'hH•v1•1f \\Ith ht•it h 'll
t'IHC "li1tt-., nil r1•.1I
liO\lr l'f l'lllll ~IV\'1' 11 tht•
rtL'h rlmor th.11 .:m"• "'
Wt>lf Wllh l~'lH'h\.''
Low ('ulont-l\t1\ ari.111
Creu111 is u 111•111·11111,
' dessert uny t1n\e vt ti"· I ye tt r S«>rvPct with ltw i fresh r11111 of th1' M'a,1111 i this low n 1lont• llt',:-1•1 t
is a :-opct'l<1t'uh1r 1•111hn.:
lO-Jlny.~
L 0 W C A I. 0 K f t
BAVARI AS t'R .. :.\M
,t
l l' n v t' I O 11 t• 11 11
fluvort'tl ~elatin
'• cup cold "..il\•r
3 Cj.!gs, l>l'fHl l dll'll
':1 l'Uf.l sugar
l l'Uf,I milk
l., l' u" rt• d I ''I u I
cream
1 2 tcal>poon \ Jnill.i
extrat·l
3 r r ('sh p \' a 1'11 l•'
• 1 slil·ed
I I
I
Lemon 1u1c:t.'
Sprtnkk ~t·lattn ov1"1
cold waler to soften In
small bowl, hghll:t beat
egg yolks Beat in s ugar
u nt il mi xture 1s
l h ic·kl•ned and pa l e
f
I I
I ~
I
1.T eatota ler,
I '
Chick en
Winner
If your favorite team
wins its game or even
if it loses s porting
spirits are bound lo rise
at a party whose game
plan includes a hearty
rum pun c h , a ccom
panied by hot and de·
li cious batter fried
chicken and a ~pecially
~picy quick apple cake.
THE TEATOTALER
·1 cup I 8 ouncei. J
iced tea mix
12 ounces white rum
Combine ingredients
in a two-quart pitcher.
Add ice and water to fiU
pitcher. Garnis h with
. lemon slices. Serves 8 C8
• ounce) glasses.
' BA1TE& FRIED
CHICKEN
. 3 broiler-fryers, cut
f.
up (2Ya pounds each)
Seasoned flour
1 can (13 ounces)
evaporated milk 1'4 cup white rum
11'2 cups seasoned
bread crumbs
'2 c u p grated
. , Parmesan cheese ! Butter or margarine
f Shortening
I R o ll chi c k e n 1n
. seasoned flour ; dip into
co mbined milk and
ru m ; roll in mixed
('rumbs and ..:-heel>t.'
•l H e a t b u l t e 1 o r ~margarine in a large
, skillet or chicken Crye~
• Add in and melt an
eq ua l a m ou nt o r
s ho rtening. (You will
need hot fat about 2 l incbesdeepinskillet.>
Brown chicken in hot
fat. Reduce heat a nrl
, cook chicken until very
t e nd e r a nd w ell
browned . about 40
minutes. Serve<; 10-12
QUICK APPLE
i KUCH EN
24 rudy-to-bake biscuits
Me lted bul t er or
margarine
Cinnamon su~ar
Chopped nuts
White rum
1 can apple pie fill mg
Dip biscuits into m elt I ed butter, then into cin·
oamon sugar. Arrange
in rows in greased 13 lh x l 9 x 2 baking pah. Press
biscuits together to form
a layer. sprinkle with
chopped nuts.
I Bake in 425 F. oven. 15
' minutes. Spread apple
pie filling over biscuits
and return to oven for
12·15 minutes.
Serve warm with Rum
Creme Sauce . Serves
12·14. Sa uc e : Stir l pint
rum raisin or vanilla ice
cream until soft . Stir in
4 ta blespoom gold rum .
Spoon over cake.
S IP oa FREE Z E
ftl1n'NOG
2•UB
i,.c, cup milk
i,.c, cup vanilla icce
cream 3 tablespoons rrozen
oran•• juice concentrate
y, teas.,uon al!flond
e.stract, optional
l oran1e 1lice,
1 halved, optional
M eHure a ll ln1re · dl .. t• except oran1e =i. i nto ble nder or er ~tamer. eo •.
WINNEU, CIZ>
~
yellow. Gradually icl1r ln
milk
Pour rn1xlure into
mt•d1un1 souce1H1n 'ook
<1 v<>r fr1w l1f'al. ~t1rrmg
t•on:.tttnl h unul n11xture
12' th11 kt•ll\'<i ~""' tllilt'
"'lMl<lfl Oo 1101 ttllww lo
hml or r•u,tard will 1 ur
lllP llcmo,c Crum
h1•.11 ''II Ill ,uf\Cnt'd
!;dlll Ill llt'Jl t>~)t Whllt'S
until ,oft pc.·.1k i. form
PIUC't> 't•v1•ral tl'l' c uht·~
Ill lt11 ~t· bu"'· C'OH•r with
t•11ld ":llt"r S<>t µa n nf
l ll~tanl "' ho"I 'llr ~
111mul 1• ... 1>1 until 1 u:.IJtd
'" colt! ''"'' twJ(inninit to
\hick en
Jo"old in aour cream
and v•nilla extract.
Gently fold 1n buten
ejUC whites. Pour into a
:l'i l'UP mold, iJmooth
top with l l)itul• Cover
.rnd refrigerate until
fl rm. at I •wst 4 hour11
To s.urve , unmuld 011
scr lnJl plate Sp rink le
. I t 1'4~ d JI\' 8 C' ht' N WI l h
lt!mon Julc·f' Arron.if"
oruund mold •
Makes 6 t·rvtnj.t'> Ap
proiurnatel l~'l C'ulur\t's
pc•r M•rvani.: 1 tS4 r11/or1e~
p t• r ... t• r " 1 n Iii w 1 I h
p 8t'hc"ll
• Bavarian Creani ·:
light and airy
--ancL~c~~
too .
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end Limit 3 Double Coupone P9f Cu.tot'Mf.
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Chocolate Pound Cake
Everyone la watchln1
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baalc pound cake and
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co.ta lea per ounce. than for futur• ~. Slice thn
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chO<'olate Or top with le• cr.a.m
One reason thf'se re· and choc.'olate uuce or
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put totelher 11 that you . int. remember this cake
don 't have to pre· melt alto wMka ln a. Bundi
cotoa. Juat meuure It pan Butter Rum
out and mix In. Since C. I • 1 e • d d " a
cocoa la a tuchl)' concen sophlstl«ated U>uch.
t r a t e d f 0 r m 0 f Anothe~ aouble-duty
chocolate. navor will be recipe, Cocoa Cuat~rd
ric'b and robust Puddlna or Pie Filling
Make two Chocolate
Pound Cabs. Glue one
loaf to attn immediate
tr iples as • PH'+att
Layer alternate spoon·
ruts With wtupped top·
pin&. coolde crumbs ,
fr uit , nuts , mini ·
mar shmal l ows or
1 r anola f o r a
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tablespe>On at a time, un
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cake allowing some to
drizzle down sidPs
Wedneeday, October 15, 1980
lfo.mestyle Calsup
Is Special, Treat CUE
11-, -c ups o ·uTier .
3cupssugar
Butter Rum Gla~e
Omit vanilla; substitute
2 l1tblespoons light rum
or 1 teas vo o n rum
flavoring. Stir in hot
water, 1 teaspoon at a
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P UDOlNG OR P IE If you're one of the 37 2 tab I esp o on s 2"11 teaspoons van
m i 11 ion v e 1 et a b I e ground cinnamon ilia •
gardeners in the U.S.. 1 tablespoon ground Seags
FIU..ING
you may feel as though cloves 2~ cups unsifted •a cup unsweetened
you 're spending more 2 teaspoons ground all-purposeflour cocoa
time picking and giving -allspice 1 cup unsw~etened 3• cup sugar
away tomatoes than eat· 1 teaspoon .~~?.~nd cocoa 2 tablespoons corn-
ing tbem'YOUJ'Self~·.. nutmeg · 2 teaspoons baking starch
Then how about trying ~ teaspoon cayenne powder 2 tablespoons flour
to· make some good old· pepper 1 teaspoon salt 11.t teaspoon salt
fashioned catsup or chili S cups cider vinegar I ~ CUJJ8 buttermilk 2 cups milk
sauce? 3 tab 1 esp o on s 2 egg yolks. slightly
You can transform all paprika or sour milk beaten
those red ripe tomatoes Wash tomatoes and Halved pecans or 2 tablespoons butlt:!"
i nto a thick , ri c h . remove stem ends ; walnuts.optional lteaspoon vanilla
ze.atily·spiced catsup to quarter. Cook tomatoes Cream butter , sugar Combm e dry ingre
accent your favorite and onions 15 to 30 andvanillainlargemix· di ents i n medium
foods with this recipe for minutes or until soft, er bowl 3 minutes at saucepan; blend in milk
CHEESE FRANKS AND SPICY CHEESE SALAD
ranks a nd Cheese Easy on Budget
HomestyleCatsup. stirring frequently ; medium speed . Add and egg yolks. St ir and In 1h•>..'"' davs !'f 1 '• r ""e<·t p11 • c'> Phnpµca Cut slit down length of 1-'.! c up chopped
This recipe will close· strain. eggs, one at a time, cook over medium heat ris1 111' nit-at pnC'P• ... ho µe, :rn:. · pplc•'>, celery each frankfurter, do not pecans
ly duplicate the flavor Bring tomato juice to beating well after e ach to bolling ; boil and stir I isn 't tnleri:..;ted in :oo.. anrl Nllk~ lo.st C'hl'ese. c ut all the way through 1/• c up c h opped
you or your mother may a boil. Simmer 3 to 4 addition. Combine flour, minute . Remove from ing for wav" to makf' Topped w1 t'1 J creamy Place r ht>e!'e tnto slit. sweet gher,ltin pickles
reme mber from years hours, uncovered, or un-cocoa, baking powder heat ; ble nd in butt1~r mP.at gv f111t l'>1·r ,,-l rir i;ou1· 1·rc·am nl ue c;heese Wrap bacon a ro und Dresaln1:
ago. Just one whiff of til reduced to about ~ of and sail; add alternate and vanilla satisfying n1 ("ll., t ii.ti dre ''"·' th1 .., salad is frankfurter anc1 secure 1/2 cup sour cream
the a roma as this previous volume, s tir· ly with buttermilk to Pour into bowl; place ta:1te ~ood but rlo1 t 1·o'>t thP p<rf,.ct acl·ompani with tuothpick '6 c up crumbled
tomat.o-y mixture-sim· ring frequently_ to pre-creamed mjxture._ beat· plastic wrap direetly-0.,-the nioon? Thr• "-luk.k .. , in L' n t f t r 'lh ~ollel s..tke at 400 de-grees F . _Jlluc cheese
mers on the stove and vent scorching. Combine ing w e ll J·ust unt(I ctlee~e fra11k-. ;111.J tll(' fr,.11lt~ urilil bacon 1s cooked 2 tablespoons lem on s urface of puddin g you'll be convinced that sugar, salt. and s pices, blended. Cool. 4 lo 6 servings s p1e:y chl'<!Sl' -;<1l<1d Jrt' .. ~ml .• 1••111.JI<·'> ll> mal c. and cheese is softened, juice
homemade catsup is a exceptpaprilta;stirinto Pour into greased and Parfaits : Alternate pcrfeL'I ~ornb111a110n for th (· "i ok k~·I 1hcese ::ibout 8 minutes . lteaspoonsugar
specialtreattoenhance tomatojuice. floured 12·cup Bundi layers of cold pudding tonight s rltnner offrr f1ank. ,!nd ... ,lad are Rem o ve toothpicks . Crisp salad greens
ordinary family meals Add vinegar and con· pan; l~inch tube pan, or and whipped cream, top ing ::i lttllt~ divt'r wn in ccc111011111·al, ~1 mple and Place in rolls and serve. In bowl, cqmbine
or to give as a tinue cooking, stirring two 9xSx3·incb loaf with fruit. weekday ml•aJ plannu1g JllSt plam t-(ood Serves 6. cheese, celery., apple,
thoutbtful Christmas frequently, until desired pans . Bake at 325 An d w h at m a k e '> SOKKEL F RANKS SPICY pecans and pickle. Com-
preaent this winter. thicknesa, 3 to 6 hours. degrees F fort hour and Suggested Alte rnate these frank~ tastier is 6 frankfurters CHEESE SALAD bine dresai~I ingre·
HOMESTYLECATSVP Add paprika during last 20 minutes for Bundt or Layers~: Miniature the distinct flavor of 6 stnps Nokkelost I~ cups cubed Nok· dients. Pour ov~r salad. ~ bushel tomatoes S minutes of cookin1. ·tube pan; at 350 del1'ees marshmeHows, finely Nokkelost c heese. a Chc·ese, v_. inch thick kelost Cheese Toss well to ,l)lend. Crull
(28pounda) Pour the boilint bot F . for 1 hour and 10 choPPectnuts,cherrypie spicy blt!nd of <'umin and l·uttoritfranks l lf"I c ups s l iced untilreadyto•etye.
2 to 3 lar&e onions, cat.sup into clean, bot minutes for loaf pans. fillin1. banana slices, seeds anu cloves. fi sti<.•es bacon celery To serve ,apoon onU>
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call bo .I&-.-.:--•I --'tb v--111 • lbu,in•OAt 'bu\lllft,\ .. U thl'Wne~t.•I l"he f .. fewf"I .,.,.,,.,., ....... I a ve ~MUUll except ar or .. ue w1 miuul whites; chill. Top with J. M•RCOF MARl(Ffl>iG co , ""' MOOF ~Ae1»cs mu e ... cnl 1.oA•H. 44lS Jemoo,. Ad •• s ... , .... 1 .... 1es: •
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Dally .... . , c.. t?Jot Ao•• C """"'' 1J?ft ~ .. nMt Grow lor"" Cor11<1<.ttlon la C.llfoml• 1 ,.~ R9<1 Mill Awn.,.1 C.OOta -... CA f"•l cookinl and do not GarD.lsh with pecan! before servint(. Or pour Jam•• J F•rte11. ,.~., ~.,.,. Ad .. •llln>D'.LA ..,,,.,.. co•o<,,•llon), .. ,, JamDO<• Ad .. St• .,,M
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FOOD Wedneadey, Oc:to~r 15 1980 CWLV PILOT
Grapes are Nature's Per!ect Snacks
l a there anytbln1
more tempt.in• thu a
bun c h or he1bl y
barveat.ed lflpea, with 1
bit of H1ht col ored
"bloom" and s mall
water droplttt• still
1 U1tenin1 on the sur
races?
Theae are nature's
perfect snack11, the most
beautlrul of 11rni•hes,
and•1lhe '1deal desaert
The navors of 1rapes
c ombine well with
c h eeses. flab , a n d
poultry while addin1
aurveloua color and
nutrition to fru1l salud~
and cleuert.a.
Thelr C'a.-icading 'lhape
dtcorates th~ nn~llt fruit b1ske\8 •nd t he ror
nucoplu which Hm
bollz~ \bf' fall h11rv1·M
nuon
Grapes ha ve bc c n
Ul!t"d hy mun $tnrc• lht•
earliest llrtH$ 1 hl'
itraiw playl'd an 1mpor
tint rt•I~ in tht' worltl'"
first clvlllut1on i. "" evidenced b 1•ar l y
E1ypUan art work
Gr ll IJt"IJ "'"'e prued In
l hr Ooltit-n Ate1· or
Greect', and the Hom1rn
god • Bat·chull'' oft~n
rt"JHt~t'nlt>d thot c m
pl r t' ·a devotion 111 th••
<iue"culent fn1 ll
Wh \1 11 lhf' V1k 1n1i1
land•·d II\ North /\m
1•rit•n , they namt>ll thl'
nt-w land 'Vlnl1.1nd ' In
h o n o r 11 ( l h t' " 1 I ti
.:rupi>Vlllt''-ttwy found
~rowinK ht•rl' 111 olrnn
dunt·f'
A I thou.ch lhl'l'l' u rt!
do11•1111 of known !l pt·t I•''
or graptR, all or the com ·
mon table varieties
hf•lon& t o 1& s ingle
specad, Vitus vlnifera
I . ·rht rt> are fewer than
20 popular table grapes,
rnnaana in <'<>lor from
lht: pi.lt·i1t of yellow
l(r e t'n In .. Pe rlelte,"
·'T ho mpson·· seedless
.mil "l.udy t-'ingers" to
lhe deep blue black of
1 lw E xolat• "
'l'hl' grape season
l(l'nt!rally begins In May
with hurwsting of some
v a ricUes, such as the
.~QY.~ 50C
!:lliJ; 3 lb .. or 39 oz soa or !WQ I II> .. or C..&nn...:.n
1301. alzeGROUNO ROAST or FLAKEOIU'H°'-u LIMIT ONE~""~
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'n 1"4 rit .... 1i.i .,... ........... , ......... o y ,,.,.,,,.i..,. ''' •• ""'"' • 1>.w~ ... ..._.-1••.,Y""'•'""""''"'" .~1•"''t--·••·"•"""°'•""' .-*'" W''-1••• I ~·1•,•• .,.,,.,, ,,,,.,11.lf(-,ttl•J•• 1•""""'•"·~~
red colored ''Emperor,••
co nt i nu ing Into
the .. Exotic." because or
the good sto r ing
qualities o r so me
varieties, aut umn
grapes are generolly
available in lhe
super mar ket until the
new c r ops com e t o
market in late spring.
T h e natural grnpe
·•package" offers real
convenience. Bite siz.e
and ready to eat. grapes
ar e the perfect snack
food, bursting in flavor
with plenty of vitamin!>
and minerals too.
They contain Vitamin
C, some B vitamins and
such minerals as iron.
potass ium, c alcium ,
magnesium and
phospho~
A whOI!' cup full of
grapes has only about
HlO ca.lories. Grapes are
•also low in sodium, so
they 're perfect for peo·
pie on low-sodium diets
Grapes are harve~ted
for market when they
have deve loped the
proper level of swE>et-
ness . When selel'lang
grapes. look for well
formed bunches and fruit
that is smooth, plump ,
and well-colored for the
variety.
Green g rapes are
sweeter when t hey' re
more yellow than green
m color . Red varieties
are best when all the
berries on the ste m are
predominantly red ; the
blu e -black varieties
s hould have a full , rich
color.
Arter pur c h a s e .
grapes s h ould be
refrigerated for m aA
imum freshness Jus t
b efore s erving was h
grape clusters under a
gentle spray. or water.
drain and pat dry
For best fl avor and
crispness, table grape!>
should be served slightly
chilled.
For an elegant and de·
li c iou s appetizer ,
· s kew er grape s a nd
--------------cheese cubes toqether. or simply m ake up a AIOUT AIOUT combination grape and
DINNER • DINNERI Try freezing s mall
bunches of grapes and
A II sorts of desserts
ca n be mad e with
grapes The natural
cheese and grape tray is
a c lassic ending to a
formal meal. Grapes
served with sour cream
and brown sugar are
another elegant dessert.
Seedl ess g r ape
c lus ters dipped into
me lted se ml.ra w eet
·chocolate and chilled
become a lovely garnish
for otherwise plain pud-
dings or cake slices.
Try stirring colorful
grape halves into ace
cream or sherbet before
serving.
While grapes are at
their lowest prices and
best quality, try ex·
periment i ng with
favorite recipes. Grapes
ma ke an interesting and
de llcious add ition lo
many standard recipes.
Try adding these "bits
or nectar" to an old
standby -the result
m ay be a new house
specialty!
Egg ld,eas Are Easy
Keep some hard ·
cooked eggs on hand in
the refrigera tor and
you'll have the makings
for nutritious snacks.
Sprinkle a peeled egg
with herbs or seasoned
salt
Or slice a hard-cooked
egg onto a cracker or
slice of bread and top
with a dab or salad
dressing
When vour schedule
re 4 u i r es meal s in
min u t es. turn to
omelets . They're j us t
about the quickest main
dish around Fillings
can be cheese, jelly or
Jam, or leftovers right
from the refrigerator
Brunch is rap idly
becoming America 's
favorite meal. And the
country's favorite food
at brunch is eggs -any
way. Try a quick and
easy q ui c he . Eggs
Benedict, baked eggs, or
effortless omelets.
Souffles are simple.
Really ! If you ca n
separate eggs, make a
white sauce and fold
beaten egg whites with
Eggs are a g r eat
price/value. For exam -1 pie, when Large eggs
cost ~ a dozen that's
only ~ a pound,and for
the highest quality pro-
tein you can buy!
another mixture you ,------------know all the tricks. Look
to you r f avorite
cookbook for a recipe,
then go to i1 and impress
the world.
If you ean scramble
an egg you can have a
main dish on the table in
a matter of minutes .
Scrambled eggs are the
original skillet s upper.
you kno~ So serve them
plain, with a s alad and
some hot rolls
Consumers often hectr
about price/value reta.
tionships. Rut what does
that mean'' Just that
you're looking fo r value
for e very penny you
SJ.lend
Only the Dally Piiot rHlly tells
you what'• new In your l~t
community ..• every day
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C Fried Chicken. ptus s1ng1e servings ol cole slaw Gooo lor twelve pieces 01 tuocy gotoen crown Kentucky a.. O ay punc W or a
,, meshed p01a1oes end gravy and a roll L1m11 IWO otters Froeo Chicken w11n S•• rolls Illus your cnooce ol e•lner 3 :::> beautiful touch! I 0 per coupon per customer Customer pays al• aoo1tca· large co1e ~'"" or .s .,rge masneo i;.eitciioes anr1 a small () Early morning can be
Z 1>1e u les t••· gravy Lom•t two otte•s oer c.ovoon oer customer <.., stimulated by present· I Oller e•PHU Octol>e• 26, 1980 Customer pays all aootocaole sales ta• ing crapes in comblna -' ~ tion with melon or other Of'er e 1p1re'\ I 838 1 oo..iooe• 26 1C'lfl, ~ freshly cut fruit for a Puce!. may vary a1 -... breakfast treat.
P~:~·~~P~;;!1~~a~ Pr.ces "'ay ..... ~t na• -For those on a low-
'" Sov1he1n t•.::•pa1 "9 •<-<1t•• ., _ .... -.::~.. calorie kick, how about
Ca1olorn1a wnere Gooel o.,1y nS'ov1nerr1 te."!~~ a few grape halve ·
'
Ca11to•., a "'tie•e ;o., fri-u spr inkled on cottage
see tne Co•orie• s iac~ At..i"•ktf\ cheese or plain yooun ? winoow t>anne, ~" ., "' Nothing is tastier than
~ ..._ chicken salad made with
seedless grapes and
slivered nuts and serv<.'rl
in a half cantaloupe
G rapes can also turn u
mundane tuna salad into
so m ethin g l'x
traordinary The add1
lion Of grapes to C'Olt•
s l aw or green salad
gives a unique tout•h t<1
these plain dishes
For an elegant touch
at dinner. add st.•cdles!I
grapes to rice pilaf or
Caesar salad. Seedless
grapes turn hot fish or
c hicken dishes into
"Veroniqu e "
specialties.
A s m all bunch of
grapes on the plate
ma k es an unu su al
garnish. Grapes can
also be "frosted" for a
s parkly garnish: s1 m
ply dip small bunches in·
to lightly beaten egg
white, dust with regular
granulated sugar and let
dry.
0
Oclellghtful
0 blend of
chedder9
with a nip
of bffrt
t t ______ , .,.. __
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You'll lov\! 1he new. larg(;' site h<1ttl" nf Wish 8one Creamy Cucumber
Dre!>sing
The convenwr'lt. large -.1ze means you wnn'1 run oul of thal ddicious flavor
be fore you know 11.
Buying the large size is economical. Ion. because vou get more for your
mane~
We make Wish-Bone Creamy Cucumber w11h piece~ of real cucumber.
(Nol every creamy cucumber dressing can say 1ha1 ) And reol sour cream.
TI1at's why Wish Bo ne Creamy Cucumber adds such cream~ cucumbeny
navor to your salads.
All that goodness and convenumce and econom~ 100 Who could ask
for more?
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Ice Cream Kiddie l
Cakes are easy to u
make and fun to
eat.
'lraditions ••• start at your dinner table.
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Child's Birthday
For yobr child's next
bi rtbday. surprise the
1ueata with their very
own individual cakes.
. Ice Cream Kiddie
Cakes are euy to make
ancffun to eat. Just bake
r your favorite cake mix
in ajellyroUpan.
Wbm it's cool, cul it
into 1i.qerbread boys
and Orla with a cookie
cutter. Then cut out ice
cream 1ingerbread
sbapee and place them
OD top al each cake.
Before 1ervin1, de·
corate the ice cream
cakes with icin1.
chocolate chi.. or jelly
beam.
ICE CREAM
KIDDIE CADS
•1 packa1e (18.S
ounces) yellow cake mix
•1 carton < ~ gallon ) vanilla i c e
cream, brick form
Decorator icing
Chocolate chips or
jelly beana
Heat oven to 3SO
degrees. Grease and
flour U~ x lOYa x l·incb
pan. Une with waxed
paper. Prepare cake
mlx accordin1 to
packa1e directions.
Pour into prepared pan.
Bake 2JO minutes, or un·
W toothpick lnaerted in
center comes out clean.
If neceuary, cut aloa1
ed1e of cookie cutter
with ama1l knife. Repeat
unW all cake la cut out.
Place on a plate. Be1in-
Din1 .t one end, alice ice
cream into 8 alicea.
Return 7 slices to
freezer. Working quick·
ly, cut ice cream slice
with cookie cutter.
Place on a cake cut-out
and return to freeaer.
Repeat with remainiD1
cake -and ice cream.
Freese .unw firm. One
at a time, decorate with
icing, chocolate Chipa or
jelly beam. Return to
freezer until 1ervin1
time. Makes approx·
imately 8 servings.
•Any flavor ice
cream and cake mix can
be substituted.
HOW THE DOUBU CASH REBA TE WORKS:
••• Pa{lay_WJ:..;;::;__
Ivy 1 -h of at i...t 25 diffor-t itoma ••totalint $20.00 or more at Safeway. Savo your caah r-.iator tapo. Thon
chodi tho total ... inat tho pricioa pu would pay for tho aomo itoma durint tho aomo woolr. at any other *al
cettvontlenal 111porm•kot. • If tho other 1toro'1 total ia lower. make a lial of -ch item and Its price. Thon return
with tho l>tic• llat and your , .. later tape lo tho Safeway aloro whore you made your purchGM. We'll rot.ate to
you, in caah, DOUlll THI DIFRllNCI. That'• Safeway'• Double Coah lobato. With cOflfidonco wo 1ay ... 1hop ............ -.,. ........ who .. lot .. _. iw-y1Jdr"i1lopp1njaoll0rr--·· --·-·------·----------·-··---···---·-··
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tropical tnuurea from
Hawaii and invent new
ways to make breakfut
~=:~.~~~-'-~eal
color to maa7 dlabea
and became tbeJ don't
darken or discolor lite
some other soft fruit.a,
tbey can be peeled,
sliced and refri1erated
JlDlil-.mealti.me, .. .Just
wrap cut papaya in
plastic wrap to retain its
juicy navor.
Q(~u~k __ .. -'!!'Steak
Safeway Lean a .. f
O.uck, Blade Cut
. ...._ lcm . .t.'-JI .. __
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Smok-A-Roma Fvlly
Cooked (Water Added)
_Star-KlsL
Tuna
Chunk Ught-For
Salad or Sandwich
SAVl 21 .
_ Folger_'s
·coffee
Vacuum Pock
Robu1t Flavor For a taste·tempting
breakfast that'• elegant
enou1b for company,
atart with French tout,
made _from 1ood · quality, chewy bread. Arrance tout on heated
platter. lleanwblle, peel
'papaJaa, cut in ball
crouwiae and acoop out
Heda.
Health food afi·
cionadoe love papaya•
became they are rich in
vitam.im and minerals
(espeC!ially vitamlna A,
C, and potauium) and because of the lovely
way they blend with
yo1urt in varioua fruit
driDb and Salada.
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Slice papaya into riDla and laJ attractive·
ly over tout. Driaale
with baneJ and aunound
with ...... or crilp
bacon slices. Papayu add brilliant
••• W11111en
If you have any left:
over papaya, dice the
piecea. Tbeae bit• of
papaya will add navor to a fruit salad. .
<Fnm Pa1eC7) white bread
er. Blend on liitfi ·seejf 4 eua. beaten or a bake un I we 1 can (13 ounce)
blended. evaporated milk
Pour into 2 1luses. ~ cup chocolate·
Garnish each with an flavored syrup
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FOOD
Shortcake Sandwich
Tbe amval of t.be lir.l
atrawberrlet or the
aeuon uaed to call for
strawberry aoclala,
whn dluerta reatur na
tbote l~doua red ber
rin were ottered ln all
alaea and ahapea often
t<' ralH money for a
aood caUM. · Now that 1trawber
11 ... rresh or froaen, a~
avallable all year round.
lboee •Prinl«>nl.Y social• have 11one the way of
many oth "r o ld
fubloned thlna1.
But the aeuon'1 first
homearown berritt .,.,
u much souaht after u
. .e¥ez,-and ·l trawMrry
1hortcake and Us many
variation• are stlll a
c la11l c Americ an
deuert. Nowadays ,
thou1h. instead of bak
in1 a c ake for lh e
shortcake. you c an
purc hase a fresh or
frozen pound c ake to use wtth atrawbemes.
For a twist to this
American classic. you
mi1ht like a shortcake
with ice c ream -a Strawberry· Pineapple
Ice Cream Sandwich.
Prepare a fruit top-
pin1 by gently stirring
togeth e r s li ce d
strawberries and canned
pineapple chunks with a
little orange liqueur or
orange juice. You might
want to cut the pineap-
ple into pieces the size of
the strawberry slices.
Let the fruit mixture
marinate for a few
minutes.
Then top slices of
pound cake with a slice
of vanilla ice cream cut
the same size as the
cake s l i ce . Place
another slice of cake on
top ot Mell ..mna. ud
1poon &be fn&it over it. A
dot4op ol whipped top
plna c .. it otr. sTU-&aav. PINUPPLS
ICSC&&AJI
MNDWICM
I ~ CYPI halved
freah atrawberriee
.... c up dra in e d
r hunll plneapple
2 tableapoona
o ranae llqueu r or
oran1e Jui~
I froaen or freab
P o u n d C a k e 1 1 o ~.
ou nc f'a l. c ut In t o 12
•lk•.
I plnt vanilla Ire
cream. cut lnto I 1llcd
P'roeee whipped top·
plq, thawed
llariaa&e 1trawberrl•
•d p&neNPle ln orana•
liqueur. Place • ahcea or
p o und cake on In
dlvldual plale9, add Ire
cream alfcee: lop with I
allu1 or pound cake
Spoon about \I• cup fruit
over each aervln1 Top
with a dollop of whipped
toppina . Serve Im
qiedlately M 1kt-8 6
aervlnp .
stock up with
Children's
Kitchen
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Harvest oav
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200Z. Bao
(AP) -They may not
all 1row up to be chefs,
but cbildren .. YOUDI aa
3 are learninl to cook u
part of the inte1rated ~3..:!.at the Fledel J; ~:!'~"~'4<:~ .. uozwo.71
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•
the eDd product., u wa1
the HM with the Peanut
Butter Playdou&b Candy
recipe recently used by
a kinder1arten claaa.
"The children found
rollin.I and poking t.he
dou1b a wonderful tac· We experience," recalls
Roelyn Fledel, who with
her buaband Iv a n
founded tbe school in
1951. "And later on, whe.n the candy was
ready, it became a de-
llcloua t.ute treat."
ENJOYING the proc-
ess as well as the pro-
duct is the formula for
leamine at the school,
aa "an experiment in
creative problem solv-
ing ." Its multi -
ddciplined projecta re -
quire the students in
nursery classes throu1h
Ith trade "to think, to
question and to create,"
lln. Fledel points out.
The challenee covers
all areu ol learning -
math, music, science,
lan1ua1e arts, outdoor
play -and may be a
1roup o r individual
project, but each inte-
1r ate1 aeveral or the
~bildren 'sstudies.
To do this, the school -
baa constructed a varie-
ty ot t11eillties, lncludinl
art and technology
1tudi08, a theater, out-
door work and play
areu and, m08t recent·
ly , a "Children's
Kitchen."
THE KITCHEN.
created by William
Ketcham, General Elec-
tric kitchen deai1ner,
bu a modem, alrJ en-
•lronmeat overlookln1
tbe scbool '1 tne-atudded
1rounc1a. Cabtnetl were
lowered ao small arm•
ecMlld re.eh tbe cookinl
tape and 8dequate apace
••• provided to dlf · f ereat 1roup1 could praeUee tbelr culinary
arta mt tbl aame tlme.
• • Actlvltlea ta tbe
ldtebm .. de91ped to
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b ~f<.CR~H~MS •601 eoa.87
b ~=~B~~RY CROUT,~~! •• 65
J; DE~~l5_0~ TAMALIT~soz CAN• 71
J; !!'"'~-~~ •01 )M.53
b ~~~~SSIN~oz •tt . 75
P LADY LEE SOUP 49 b CNUNKY'llCATMl.I ' 1t0l CM o '
b~~ME:oz !»2.49
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Delicatessen Items
}I PILLSBURY
bf~~!~~D
!BOB'S
DRESSING
Bleucnttse
169
27 Ol P~q
1601 jar
f' CHICKEN FRANKS 59 0 lAOHU 1701 ?•" •
f' TURKEY FRANKS 65 0 lAOHH '10l ""' •
f' PILLSBURY COOKIES 1 19
For an unusual
strawberry
shortcake. try a
Stra wberry-Pineap-
p I e I c e Crea m
Sandwich made
with frozen pound
ca#ce, ice cream ,
strawberr ies ,
pineapple chunks
and frozen
whipped topping.
RED DELICIOUS
APPLES .29
W,1sl11ngtrn E •lr,1F1"• ~
FRESH
CANTALOUPES
Full of FIJ110r
GOLDEN
BANANAS
remo11no Fta11orru1
• lO
.29
,
I '
6 SYAN'TllS 1\0l """ • ROMAINE 2 9
b ~~~~~ soz_~~-:_~~·--·~~~1$.c.---• '~en -·-·---...t
b~~~~ •Ol._"1.09
f' LADY LEE DIPS
0 7V_..S
P KNOC:l<WURST 0 \.&DVlff
r CHEESE BALLS 0 RllGO lllOUAllfUA
Li quor
IOZ CT .... 45
1701 .. G1.29
160Z ._C 2.29
!KAMCHATKA
VODKA
BO Proof
739
1 7S ltr Btl
f' GORDON'S GIN
080PllOOf
f' CANADIAN CLUB
b CANAOtA .. WHISKV 14 99 861~ 1 ,-,po Bft •
f' CUTTY SARK 15 99 b ~OTCH 86peo()r 1 1!11 IV 8ft, •
f' BLUE NUN WINE 6 69 0 1 'i.ro an •
L1ouor a11a11ao1e on1v at stores with 11auor aeots
Dairy & Frozen
f' KNUDSEN YOGURT 43 b tVt.lltfllfS ~01 (l'I •
f' PARKAY MARCARINE 79 b W T 1601 Cl'< ,
Out Pnce Pro1fl'tC1ton Pl>'~w QU.Mit"lf'"'
tnf'W one" to~ tHt<C1Yf OC:t00tr '~tn
t'N'U T~ OCIO~ )1\l 1980
GOLDEN
YAMS .39
Or sweet Potatoes Num11ous
ano OellCIOUS
LO
Household & Pet
ICE 'NSOFT
ISSUE
011et 4 P1c
Assortl'O or ACCl'nt
.-89
'2SSF PkC,
r PINE-SOL CLEANER 2 39 0 UOU•l, 4'JO/ 8ll •
b ~~f~~~~,~~~SCOURE~ ''•l .39
J, ~.~,r.,~\EE FACIAL :nsl~~~ "' .. 51
J, ~~~D GARBAGE BA,C,~ •~· 2. 3 5
.... ,., 1.76
r DOW CLEANER 0 8Atil-'SJ ICY " l •• ,.99
r VIVA NAPKINS 0 "'._f~OAP(lf .•. , "'"·70
Key Buys on Health & Beauty Aids.
f' MISS CLAIROL b (ll(l1IUOlltol!VlA HAllt(Ot °"
P LOVINC CARE
h "'"'"DI.Oii
f' COVER GIRL MASCARA b MAAAT-llACK OP RIAC< ffO(JWJ;
1.69
1.89
1.57
b COLCATE TOOTHPASTE 1 13
. . 101 •
f' ULTRA BRITE 117 0 TDOT .... ASIJ 6 OZ •
,. ~LNTu.ol~~ARD 1 47 6 -~ ·-~ 160 1 •
P BAND·AID STRIPS 6 SHIH Oii PlA\TIC SOS
SHll•OI JllASnc: All WIOl )()< .99
P COMMAND HAIR SPRAY 1 99 6 X..cllO Oii lllWlM • H Ol •
A BRECK HAIR COLOR
f' CERAMICS GLAZE 0 ••AlOGf Clf•O oo t~!IO
1.27
1.47
f' MENNEN SKIN BRACER 99 6 POE Hrc•,< \H•VllOllO'< •Ol •
f' FLEX BALSAM SHAMPOO 1 49 0 ~lfMAL OH'r'Oltf!NlfiO \601 •
r FLEX CONDITIONER 1 49 h B•l\•t,1 ofC. r• soo• oo Oil• •6 01 •
f' SURE ANTl·PERSPIRANT 2 19 0 1!JGUl,tt()9 ll'l\UNllO 601 •
r PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSH 59 0 MA.II() .. (()IUM04SOff •
b DURATION NASAL SP~~~ 1.39
A SIC SHAVER \PO{•. 73
~~;.1~~!!. •6013.29
l' KEY BUYS MEAN
6EXTRA SAVINGSI
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FEATURING
For the Person Who Has Ew;!tything • ClulJ Calendar
Pair of Ostriches FILM AND Tt:LIEVISION star George Peppard
will be honored by lhe Anti-Defam ation League
of B'nai Brlth at a brunch at 10 a.m. Sunday,
Oct. 19, at South Cout Pluza in Costa Mesa. For
1nformat1on, call 640·9098. Tht' 1980 Nelrn.n· Marn11 Cbrl1tmaa
cataJoc bu· rolled oft t.bt ,..... ud
Americana are w11u"n1 to .-wt.et ktnd of
eatrevqant. luxurloua a.ad aometamee out
lancUah lte0\1 thertt will be for sale
By now. the ratalu11 repttHnta lhe "ul
tlmate In 1&ln1lvln1 " at thl• u uon to many
people, •Ince aomtt of the Items arf' pri<'ed for
the very rich.
It'• a bit of Americana thet provides
wonder and aome bruw1in1 ltQjoyment.
Thia year, the bia "Hla and Hen " Item is
somethina for the ttolou minded. You either
can buy a pair ol yuun1 .-tricb• for your
rancb « dooa&.e &Mm to th• coitectioft of your
favorite IOO or wUdlife park. •
The· erolotY project la a joiati venture ol
the Oklahoma City ZOO and The Mf>Outery of
the Holy ProtecUon of the Blesied V ir11n
Mary, and t.be couple 11 11.•. delivered
The u talog also offers other tidbits.
There is a hlltld·craftfd C F. Martin gu1tar of
Bra11Uan roMwood. 1Jpru<'t1, 11balont1 Maree
and 1old, for S9.~
And. a limited edition eolle<-tor'8 volume,
"Coronado'• Chlldrcm," by the Southwest
writer, J. F'rank Oobl~
Th .. quurto rorrnut 1s fashioned of
handmade paper trolll ll1tly, with i2·karat
1old lllurrunated c·ap1tal111, handmade Mex
lean bark p111pc•r l'OV4ffll amd leather spine.
Tht-re are JOO c·op1f'11 aullabJe at '700 each.
Othw bite t1<'kt1t 1temt1' Include a geo·
phy11u:al r•'llef .clot*· "lmllar to the one used
lO train the utronauta, which revolves on a
·-•. i~Pttl .. bMt: It lwo r~voluUona per minute
and cost.a Sl4,500 --
Vou can also buy a m11ho11any rout beef
cart for 124,000, or a reproduction of the cof-
fee service presented to George Washington
by Lht> Marquis de Lafayette in 1799.
The 1mpor~ed ltahan porcelain set 1s
Sl,200 ·
AN AU(TION of Chinese artiracts wi ll highlight
a m eeting or the Women's Club or Irvine at 1
p.m .. Tuesday, Oct. 21, al the Vlllag~ Park Com·
munaty Clubhouse For information call ~2~1n. ·
OR~NGE COASTAL P.E.O. will meet at 10
a.m .. f'riday, Oct. 17, in Newport Beach. Past
pres1.dent Lynn Turner will speak on "The
Political World Around Us." For information call 739-2394. '
SOClt:T" OF M(J,l'.f'&.R.V WIOO.WS Or,auge
County Chapter will have a fund ·raising lunc~eon at noon Monday, Oct. 20, in Tustin.
For information, call 635·3837.
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS FOUNDATION will
meet at 2 p.m . Sunday. Oct. 19, in Santa Ana. Sp~aker will be Dr. Kenneth Nuldeman of UC
lrvme College of Medicine. For information call 739·2394. •
Non-'commital Tactic Best ADVANC~D HEALTH CENTER• presents a
free seminar on ··Psychic Development for
Health ~d Achievement" at 5 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 19. an Newport Beach. For information call
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your answer to
the girl who was upset wilh the boy wbo uked
her out really stank. He a aid, "I'll call you" -
and never kept his word.
ln the fint place, what lhe heck do you
know about it! Jiu it ever happened lo you! I
doubt it. I( a guy isn't 1rown-up enou1b to tell a
1irl he doesn't want to see her again, he has no
business aaking her out in the lint place.
, The exact same thiq happened to me, and
I WU plenty hurt. I bad a date with • IUY I
thought wu terrilic. We had a lot in common.
The conversation was super. My parents
tbou1ht be wu a real gentleman -and I did.
too.
We kiued goodnieht, and he said, "I bad a
neat time. I'll call you 1000." A week we.nt by,
and I didn't hear a word. Finally I decided to
call him to see if be was okay. Well, be STILL
Horos(!ope
A11n
1'anders
didn't have the guts to tell me he didn't want to
take me out again. Once more, he said. "I 'II call
you." I waited and waited, and he ~ever called.
I would have felt better if he had told me
straight out be wasn't interested instead of lead-
ing me on. It may hurt for a day or two, but it's
a lot easier t.ban hoping it's him every time the
phone rings and ending up msappointed. l am
still -BOILING MAD IN COLUMBUS.
DEAR BOIL: I lleard pleaty about tbat
975-0700. .
SOUTH COAST J UNIOR WOMEN'S Club will
present a progra m on "Operation Con-game"
for ~enior c.itizens at 12:30 p.m . Thursday, Oct.
16, m Huntington Reach. f'or information call 968-0959. .
FRIENDS Of' THE t'OUNTAIN VALLEY
Library will meet at 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 17. The
program wi ll feature demonstrations on de-
cor ating fruits and vegetables for the holidays.
For information. call 962-5406.
IRVINE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
Women's Club will present a seminar on "A
Long Range View of the Energy Crisis" at 11 :45
a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21. m Santa Ana. Gregory
Benford, UC Irvine proressor of physics, will
speak. For information. call 953·9696.
auwer, ud I'm wllllal lo take my l•mpa. DA UG H TE R S 0 F THE A M E RI C AN
AlmOlt every tfftl·a1er wllto wrote pollltecl out Colonists , El Cam ino Real Chapter, will
<at It a..'t Meeuary for a cuy lo aay, "I'll call have a luncheon m eeting at 11:30 a.m. Satur-
has been planned for Costa Mesa ·s Therapeutic
Recreation Program at 9 a.m Saturday, Oct
18. T he program is open t.o developmentally dis
abled teens and adults . fo'or information. caU
754-S300. '
THE SHERMAN LIBKARV will have u dis
cussion on "Volcano 1n the News: The 1!:114 :m
Eruption of Lassen Peak" at 7:30 p.m. Wednes
day. Oct. 22, in Corona dcl Mar. Speaker w1 II bt'
. UC LA assistant proressor of geography .John
Kirchner. For information, <:all 673· 1880.
UC IRVINE EXTENSION will present a two·
day workshop on "The Importance of Being ;1
Secretary: A New Perspective" Oct. 18 and 25.
Orange County m anagement consultants Vena
Garrett and Rella Ri zzuti will lead the day-long
sessions. For information, call 552·8'793.
MUSICAL ARTS CLl'B of Orange County will
present an afternoon or Henajssance mus1e at 4
p.m . Sunday, Oct. 19, in Santa Ana For m
formation, call 640-1130.
,
Cancer Unit
Beneficiary
The Orange County Unit of the American
Cancer Society will be the bcn<:f1c1ary of a day.
long cut·a·thon to be held Oet <!6. from 9 a. m. to 5
p.m . at Shear Personalities. at 1106:1 Warner
Ave., in Fountain Valley. ·
A $10 donation to the American Cancl'r So(•1e
ly will be considered payment for a shampoo, cut
and blow-dry. All proceeds from the hair l'Ut a·
thon will s upport researeh, education and
service programs of the Orange County Unit of
the American Cancer Soriety.
Salons participating m the benefit cut-a -thon
include : Command Performance·Huntington
Beach, Command Performance·Westminster.
Fountain Valley Hair Company, Landess & Co m·
pany for hair. Shear Personalities and Binder's
Scissor Styling.
The Fountain Valley Community Com mittee
of the America n Cancer Society 1s the ro s ponsor
for the fund-raising event, whi ch wi ll include
door prizes.
For more information call the Orange Coun
ty Unit at 752·8600.
I ~
yoa," lf l9e doeu't meaa It. Tiiey su11estec1 la· day, Oct. 18, in Seal Beach. Guest speaker •~·~ ·~~r1oia1~~ m~'-M fil~la~l~~lldi~~s ~''!H~a~w~~~·~i ~-~Y~«~t~ep~~a~~~~~~~~-~~~--~~~~~-~~~~~~1 t------...,,11trJr.W:Kl'.(Jt"'.r.J(J""-------~'°;;mr.et~;"'ij•;ISetlnw~uRallDy~a~011Hc~o~m;Amijlt&al;';::·_:W~ll~I !..Y"~=:•et~tl~e:._ __ ..iWlLl:.lll:n'.:g:...--t-ur 111'0rm at a on. call 430-3712.
[ )
By SYDNEY OMARR DEAR ANN LANDERS: My cousin did one
hitch in lhe U.S. Navy and was discharged six
months ago. lie wears his Navy uniform to
IRVINE CAME RA CLUB will have a meeting
at 2 p.m . Thursday, Oct . 16, at the Irvine Senior
Center. For information. call ~2·7484.
. AR,~E8 <Mar . 21-Apr. 19): One who "pulls baseball games and other sporting events
strmgs makes room for you at top. Your views bee a use he us u ally get s a better seat. "THE CRAZY WORLD OF ADVERTISING"
are vindicated. Scenario highllghta completion Sometimes they even let him in for nothing . He will be the topic of a d iscussion by Cochrane
SJC Club Se~
Charity Dinner
of project, added recognition, promotion and aJso wears his uniform when he wants to thumb Crane at a meeting of Executive Women In·
love. a ride. ~ ternational. The meet ing will be held at 6:30 The San Juan Capistrano Woma n'!> r 1uh will
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): You make Is he doing something ille . What's the p.m . Tuesday, Oct. 21, in Irvine. For informa-hold its annual s teak fry, Oct. 25, from 5 to 7 JO
"connection" which r esults in solution or word on this? -SKEPTIC FRO SAGINAW tion, call 635·7210. p.m . at the clubhouse . 31442 El lforno St
abstract le1al problem. Emphasis on copyright DEAR SAG: You c...m la allula1 &lie aal· The menu includes steaks. ~al ad har baked
material, publication, wider recoenttion and form, ud 11 someeee reporta lllm lo &lie aaval CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB of Huntington potatoes and breads. t-"dlranrtt-Urte.t:--ort~:--~Wi~---..&awama -. -----Beaclnrilt-present a ~minar--on-dried•unt-s·~fl11'-k--·-·--Everyone attendrngTs i!Slr~ttnll'Tlrg-:rptatr,---·-_--...,
natives ftiure in scenario. laadlve memben of &lie mlll&ary may wear ran flowers at noon Wednesday. Oct. 22. For in-flatware and a cup or glass .
G&mNI <May 21-June 20): You become in· &laetr _.,.... ealy .._ ... ,.,...a mWtary formation, call 840-4973. Tickets are $6.50 for adults and $3.50 for
volved In "occult" experience. Scenario fmeral, meaaerlal 1entee, aa laaqval er tall· children under 12. For information on tickets,
lli1bli1bt1 the unorthodox ; spotlight on lal •art la a ,.&rietlc ,.,... A TRIP TO the Movieland of the Air Museum call Mrs. Helen Irvine at 495·"867.
'partnenbip, investments and financial rating of
one who plays important role in your life.
CANCER <June 21 -July 22): Check agree-
menta. leases, tax returns and leial ri1hta,
.eer.~_ias~~: Focus on public relations, special
·aruaaces anct -martt.i-status. Gemini, Sagn-
tarius natives play key roles.
LEO (July 23·Au1. 22): You're uked to re-
vise, review and reconstruct -ltey is to
streamline procedures. Emphasis on employ·
ment opportunities, bue services, dependenta
and pets. Another Leo, Aquarius and Scorp.io
naUves fiiure prominently.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emotional in-
volvement dominates your personal scenario.
Maintain balance, protect self in clinches. Ac·
cent on speculation, chaa1e and adventure of
diacovery. You have luck with number 5. Young
penoo confides problem. Don't cut first stone.
LOili (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Flnilh tuk which
could result In enbancin1 value of home or
apartment. Pure.base of luxury item could be on
a1enda. Accent on security, completion of
• money transaction. Taurus, Libra, Seorpio
natives play important roles.
SCO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Individual who
is envious may attempt to puU rua out from un·
der your plans. Know it and have alternative
methods at band. Key is to be veraaWe, ftexible
and to di.splay humor in race of challenge.
Relatives,, visits and abort trips dominate
scenario.
MGnTARRJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): -You dis·
cover "mi.uing link." Puule pieces fall into
place. Focus on responsibility. cballeqe and
•alid cbance to strike pay dirt. Money and love bilhlilbt scenario. Cancer, Capricom persona
ftpre prominently.
CAPalOO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Lunar posi·
tJoil emphasizes personality, special ap·
pearance1 and be&iDDinl of relationship which
could lead to profit and fulfillment. Tlmin1, in·
tultioe and Jucl1ment are on tar1et. Know ll
md take "cold pluqe" into future.
AQlJURJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11): Obtain hint
b)' studyt.q Capricorn meuage. Capitalize on
ebance to be more Independent in tbou1ht, ac-
Uoa. Your dreama can now be transformed into
· realiti•. You'll get invitation to work with
lffflal IJ'OUp, or1aniaation.
Pl8CBS (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): latuitive Ouh
nsultl in "btl payoff." Desires are fulfilled and 1our IOU come within reach. You learn by teaeblq -1bare knowled1e by preaenttng
Yiewe ID arllPblc manner.
II .... Funds
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All dresses and
• • pantsUits
for misses, hall siz.es. misses. petites
• Current career looks
• Fresh daytime styles
• Sleek evening dresses
• Including skirtsets, jacket
dresses, 3-pc. en sembles
• Rich fall tones
M•temlly f•1hlon11 not lnclud~.
Th.is season say "yes" to a
dress-we've the fTeshest
looks for day o r evening. And
pantsuit favorites, too.
All on sale thru Oct. 18.
Ask about Sears credit plans
In our DreH Ot parlmenl
Btylee 1hown •re
repre1entatlve of
Sean aMOrtmenl
Emch uf thfllt' advutlr."d
Item' i11 readily availabl4"
ror ule •• •dv.-rlited .
Seara re1ul., prict'11 may
vary by 11~raphk arf'a
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FEATURING
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llAN·WOllAN IN8TIT\JT£ W\ll have a party at
I p, m. Fridll)', Oct. 17. ln Anaheim fo'or 1n
formation. catl213·~ tl!H 9
SINGLE!' llELUING WOKKSHOP. led by
Ruth Porte, will be> hf'ld at 7.30 pm to'nday.
Oct. 1'1 . In the City or OnnMt' for inrormat10.rq.
ull Ru.th at 524·9406
SELF CENTER wtll have u Srnjllt' Exl>'"'l'lt'n<'e
diacuasion titled .. At Saddlebac'k Coll eat-5pe<'lal" at 1:30 p.m t'r1day. lkt l'1, in \ht> l'lt
of Or~e. ~~or information, r all Jan or M1<'hael
at WJ.11900.
ORANGE COAST SINGLE~ will S{>Mflor a
th.atu-p'U'ty-and aarrer tll~itr~r party at ·9 ·30
p.m. Saturday. Oct t8, For mformatton. <'itll
Ann at 751-0291 .
OV1'1JOOR SINGLES will have a party at 7 30
p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, in Tustin Also , the group
will have a brunch and bike n dt.' at I t a rn Sun
day, Oct. 19. in Balboa and Corona del Mar l''or
information. call Robert at 544-8276
CENTER CLUB SINGLES will huve a d1scuss1on
on tours to Hawaii and Mexico followed by a
barbecue at 4 p.m. Sunday, ()(ot 19, in Newport
Beach. Forinformation, t•all Marge at 9750700
SANTA ANA COLLEGE presents a lecture
series on "Being Single in Orange County" each
Tuesday throughout October. The program.
sponsored by the Office of Community Services,
starts at 7:30 p.m . f''or information. caJI 835-3000
ext. 488.
Singles Calendar n.ms each Wednesday and con·
tains information on discw.rion groups. parties and
events open to the public 1n the Orange Coast area.
Send notices to Singles Calendar, Dally Palot, P.0
Box 1560. Costa Mesa , CA 92626, /nclutU your name
and telephone number. Notices mwt be received two
weeks in advance of an event.
Chinese Food
Class Topic
Chin•·:H· <'Ookln& w ill be olrc.n:d ut
Robmaon 's 11Lo r1• In Ml1111wn V1e10 ut 10 15 a.1fl
S•turduy. Ot•t 18 lm1trurtor Jt•UJ) Yueh, author
of "The Grt•at T11~t\'ll of ('h1ncse <.:ookulit." wi ll
lt>a<'h mt-lhod11 wh1<•h rnuh it possthle for 1hr
novu t> to prt'J)itrt• uuth1•ntlf' C'hlfll'lh .> d111hc.11 The
)l'llU!i ~111 lH· twld 1n th•· hou:.t·war,·~ dt•µfu l
m\'nt t-'01 mformat1n11 !'all 1-:v1n ul 4!15 !..'050 t•xt
:)()4!
Chefs Sponsor
~ulinary Show
J'h1• 15th C'ulln a 1.) /\1 I)> "how will h~· hl'ld
Montiu). No" 17 ut lht· Oi:.1wy hmd ltott:I
Sporu.on•d IJy th• Or an~t' Empirt' Cht:'f'.\I i\!I
!Wl wtwn. thc. 'how fou lurcs t·ooking l'Orn~ll
lions for 11roh•sz..1•111t1ll'o apprt!nt1ce~ und stu
drnti>
Tt<•kets <trt· Sl7 50 l>t'r f>Cr~un. "h1c.h 1n-
r ludes tht' sho"'. dinner tax, ~ralu1l} und
pJl rletng V1ew 1ng t1tk1•t:-. w ill be $5
For 11\1>1i'infllr 11'\jllon. <·all 554 5\01
Wine-tasting Oass
A course in v. 111c-tasttn~ Wld t'\ aluatton w1 11
be offered by Cul State Los Angeles on s ix
Wednesday evenmls beginning O<'t 29.
The non-credit c·ourse, led by assotiate pro
fessor David l-'il2patr1<•k. will meludc lt't lures.
readin~ m att'r1als, dist·uss1un as v.ell as tasting.
There 1s a foe of $35 for tht• rnurs(' plus $12
for supplies f or mnrt• 1nrormation. c~1ll
~1 3 224 3501
" Hat Lunch Set
The Consumer League will hold a hat luncheon
Oct. 30, at the Gorda Liz Hcslaurant, ~)() Rayside
Drive, Newport Beach.
The luncheon is ope n to the pubhc. All women
are asked to wear a hat.
T he league wi ll meet at 11 a. m and lunch will be
served at noon. Call 551 ·3987 by Oct :a Cnr rescrva
tions and information
Wedneedlr. Octobet 15, 1980 DNLYPk.OT CJ5
I H.M.S. Pin•• .. cflanglng ( ) aejlf. hnomttoPanOdlt ... 1 ~ ~s,A.;;~LE~SA~·°'
Reg t22 00 -8uy ont ot regulor price and get another
po1r IOl non prlC412 for ta3.00
f you l\Ove alrec>dy bOught a polr, Just weor 1n.m In al'ICI
nothtl pob IOI tlt.10'
Speclal etTectlvt I« monttl 01 OClober -Nne grtCll coklf•
~h{lllf~
<.ontemporary fashions
...
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For a smart,
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ORDINANCE NO. •H
AM OaDIMAMCE OP n11; CITY COUNCIL O' THE CITY 0' COSTA lllH.A, I CAL.,OaNIA, CHANGING THE ZONING 0' THE SOUTME•LY u• ACRU
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ATTEST:
EllEEH P. PWINNE'f'
City Cltrti ot tlle City of Cotti Mew ~~TATE Of CALIFORNIA I
CITY OF COST A MESI' I I COUNTY OF OA•NGE I h .
1, E ILEEN P PHINNEY, City Ci.rk 1no ••""'IC'° Ci.r• of IN cu., C...,,..
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E ILEEN P. PHINNEY
Cl!v Clerk &no•• -olllc IO
Clerk of tlM City Council
of 11'11 CUy ol COJll Mew
PUOllilWcl Or-Coest Dally Pilot, O<tober I), 1'90 •Ill-«>
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er• DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA I LOCAL
Leaves Imperial a Ghost Town
TeITor, Loss of Year Ago Not Forgotten
IMPEHIAL tAI') Fifteen
bu111 nt-111u·s a r l' wone, and
downtown Imperial looks like a
modem duy ghost town u year
uftt!r ooanii buttered by the na·
tlon '8 Jlron11e11t c nrthquake ul
ulmost a dec·ade.
"You c·ou ld f1r4! 1 a runnon
throutch downtown und not
wurry at:K>ul hittln~ anyone,"
Hald Stlt<•y C h ue, public
Hcrvicell dircc\or for l mperiul,
the city hardc!lt hit by the quake
ON lS, 1979.
wealth of data from the earth
Quake, which was followed by an
unusuaJly strong swarm of 27
siza ble aftershocks with
mal-(nitudes greater than 4, m·
C'ludlng six with mugnitudes
~reater than 5
T HE DATA "sho uld shed
more light" on seismic safety.
said Paul Jennings , professor of
riv1l engineering at Caltech.
"We learned a great deal about
the way the ground shakes in this
partlcuJarearthquake. ''he s&Jd.
Although no specific recom-
mendations have resulted from
the highly resear ch ed earth·
quake, Jenning said. ''I suspec(
there will be some things we
learned from \he county services
bu ilding that will influence
improvement of codes for ruture
aonc rete buildings."
Meanwhile, residents of the
Imperial Valley take little notice
of the minor tremors that still
]'ar the-area frequently.
··People in these pa rts have
hved wtth quakes for years."
saia Dorothy Shook. a downtown
store owner in El Centro.
School children , drilled re· peatedly i'l earthquake safety.
"have grown accustomed to a
shake here and a shake there,''
said Sharon Anderholt, a third
grade teacher al El Centro.
"The only time they seem con·
cerned is when a sonic boom oe~
c asiooiJly ratUe.s the windows,"
s he said.
AT I.EAST 8t per(•ent of the
c;1 ly 's downtown ur ea was
destroyed by the art~rooon
temblor that measured 6.4 on
the Hichter scale and caused an
estimated S30 million damage.
And most merchants here have
decided nut to rebuild, citing
high Inte res t rates and red
rnpe. Chase said.
Disaster Plans . Studied
Mesa Revising 11-year-o/,d System
.. It's going tu be a long, slow
struggle," he said.
lt was the most devastating
quake in the 48 contiguous states
since the l ~l San Fernando
Valley shock in Los Angeles
reached an mtt!nsity of 6.5 and
killed65.
As rain drcn,•hed th e Orange
Coun ty area for days and gov·
ernment offi <"1als nervously
measured the depths of the San-
ta Ana Rive r raging behind
earthen levees, Costa Mesa city
officials dus ted off their
Emergency Management Plan.
such a disaster continues.
Then, too, John Wayne Airport
c o ns titutes som e what of a
threat.
"Let 's say a <Boeing) 737 has
a problem and he makes a right
turn he goes down Costa
Mesa has a disaster," Sorsabal
reminded council members .
Various elements of the cur-
rent disaster plan have been
tested over the years, and,
Sorsabal conjectured, "our pre·
sent ordinance is satisfactory."
A FULi. TEST of the entire
emergency. management plan
will be scheduled next year .
Petruzziello said.
''The real key is the people out
their doing the job," he told the
council. "They should be able to
plug in this system and do that
job."
THERE WERE NO fatalities
a year ago. but 100 persons were
injured in this Mexican border
area·lrl miles east of San Diego.
Fifteen businesses -mostly in
That was in 1969, the last time
the city·s so-called Disaster
P lan was f u lly tested. City
employees were ordered mto the
field and emergency services
were pla<"ed on standby Transfers Cited
buildings constructed 70 years THE TEST WAS for real. ob·
Border Patrolmen ago were demolished' by the ser ved Cit y Ma n aj.\er Fred
shaker that rocked this city or Sorsabal in a City Council study
3,600. session on the fifth floor of City Other cities in the quake· Hall.
prone, agricultural Imperial f'ortunatcly, the levees held. 'QUAKE-PROOF' STRUCTURE SAGGING
Rendy A later Survey• El Centro Bulldtng Valley are stHl counting losses. and the river subsided.
Six miles south of here in EJ Now. 11 years later, that Dis·
Centro, the Imperial County seat aster Plan 1s scheduled for' re·
with a population of 25.000. the vision.
Losing Manpower
War Reeovery
From U.S. Urged
, e sax-s ory, x-on-s in May, shortly after the state Onofre checkpoint, immigration
building -tallest in the valley ordered s tatewide revisions, officials say.
now sags at one end from col· with .. ~ire C hi e r John Gene Smithburg. assist ant
umn damage and has been va-Petruzziello as chairman of a city chief patrol agent at the Chula
major d amage was the County The City Council is expected to A s hort age of manpower
Services Building. It housed p ass ordinance amendments caused by U.S. Border Patrol of.
about one·third of the county's Oct. 23 that will bring the plan ficers bei ng transferred to
office personnel. more in line wilh state and Cuban refugee relocation camps
Described as "highly earth-Orange County plan~.. is p a rtty r es onsi
quake resistant" when built in ec me Ill arrests at the San
transferred to the various re-
fugee camps in Florida and now
Puerto Rico," Smithburg said.
"We have, I believe, 93 new . . .
academy in Georgia. but it will
be at least a year before they
a r e consider ed journeyman
agents ready to go into the
field."
cant since lhe q uake. task force. Vista station in San Diego. said
By RICHARD GREEN man " Cuba is led by Fidel . there was a 28 percent decline in S MITIIBURG SAID the man-
Ot., DMIY~ .... ,,... Cast;o. And, while Cuba is a CONS_T~UCTED AT a cost of AU. WORK ON ~he plan tn· arrests at the checkpoint in the power shortage also caused the
If the United St ates plays its socialis tic nation with the gov-$1.8 m1lhon an~ pronounced c lu~1~g e.ach di saster.plan 1980 fiscal year compared to checkpoint to operate less_
cards right, it can prevent ernment owning the means or sound enough to ~1t~stand.an 8.0 part1c1pant s J<;>b in case of an 1979. On an aver age the checkpoint
Nicaragua from following the roduction 80 ercent of the quake, the building will be em ergency 1s expected lo ~ was open 10 percent fewer hours
anti-A014:rican path of Cuba, .a farm land i~ Nic~a ua remains repl:iced by 1984 at a ".ost of $4.5 com pl~tetl hy Jan 1. s aid DATA ENDING SEPT. 30 in fiscal year 1980than in 1979.
UC 1.rvane expert on Latin in private ownership~ malho~. In. a ~oncess1on_ to ~e Petruzz1ello. showed38.487 arres~.J.nJ.s'.lS.an..Q __ "W~'.r!..&W~..Y~mOJ:1:banded,"
_ Amenca~~~· ··--· ·-·--·-Menton dtd-nute-;-itawe-ttr;·--·....v.al~~-fl.etsmtc*"-¥-~cil~.-·•·--Mre~omp1-eted-·1t:e-·the---27;-ss9'1!.JTeSTS m 1980. Smithburg said. "But lately this
SpeilQng recent.IY8t a facUity that Nicaragua bas established tory. the, structure w1~l be only tasks assigned to. each city ~e-.. Many of our men have been year has been even more of a •
luncheon on c~mpus, Seymour relations with Cuba and the Sov· two s ton es. tall. ':-Ost an the re· partment head 1.n developing ta.ken out o f the area a nd problem.·· Menton. c h airman of the iet Union construc tion will be 55,000 emergency operations .
Department of Spanish a~d MentOO said the revolution in squar~ feet of space. Floods. remindt:d Sor.sabal,
Portuauae at UCI, s aid this Nicaragua may not have been _Until 1984, the county offices are only .one possible disaster
country should help Nicaragua such a bad thing because "sue· will be scattered thfl?ughout the confronting Costa Mesans .
witb reconstruction efforts ma~e cessful socialism might prove city, som t; in mobile. hon:t~s. Earth~u~es th_at could topple neceasa_r~ by that country s better than the unp opular o~her~shannganavala1r fac1lity tall bwldings. killing thousands.
bloodyc1V1lwar. military government <or s1~m1l~outofto~. . ~re probably the most-talked·
"It behooves the United States Somoza).·· Thats }he . c1llz~ns __ No. -~ about threat
to help Nicaragua betause no big (•om plaJnt, _Sllld Lats '-:efasp1,
State Dropping Suits
Against Church Gron~-
· · county public works director. !-1.S. bustneSs ~t~rests were hurt ·'T hey're inconvenienced by
10 the rev<?lutton . we h.elp other OCC Captures having to run aJI over to get c~m munut coun tr1 es a nd their business done." Nicaragua would be a good
customer for American-made 9 Awar-1 ..... at goods," said Menton, the author u.e
of eight books on Latin America.
He explained the ruling fac-p F •
lion in Nicaragua can 't carry omona air
out its Socialist plans until the
nation heals the wounds surtered
,turini the 1fighting between
forces of the late President
Somoza and Sandinista rebels.
The Unit.ed Slates government
•trenathened the Cuban regime
of Fidel Castro by opposing it,
Ment.cn said.
HE pOINTED OUT that \t
would be foolish to make this
same miatake with Nicaragua,
citing many reasons why the
country won't move into the Sov-
iet blocklbe way Cuba did.
••Full-fledge d adoption o f 1Nicaragua by the USSR would
m ean a tremendous financial
drain on a country lhat already
baa its bands full with
Af1hanlstan, Poland and the
Middle East situ ation in
general," he said. "It costs the
Soviet Union $9 million per day
to 1upport Cuba.
Menton said there are several
dllferencea between Cuba and
Nicaragua which may lndicale
the two natlons wiU follow dif·
ferent paths. /
He pointed out that while
Mcaragua baa no real "strong
LafPDUl ~ipal
tl ~On State Panel
La1una Beach Hl&b School
Principal Robert Hughes has
been appointed to the statewide ~oddity administration com·
mittee of the Association of
~allfornia School Ad ·
mialltraton.
HU&hel will serve for three
''Jtan on the If.member com·
mlttee.
~Sehool FIOoded
P LOI AHOll:LES (AP> -1brft ~ ...... al Jalm•llulr Junior Hi1h --.a _.. flooded with water _ _.., .n... •wlall broke •
,_,.1170111 from a waMr main
•to a ftr• coatrol 1prlakler ~ ~--u •Umated ~-...... , fir• otndala ..... -
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Orange Coast College animal
science stud ents won n in e
awards at the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Fair in Pomon a, the best
s h owi ng eve r by s t u d ents
enrolled in OCC's Agriculture
Dep artme nt, college offic1 als
said.
Students entered eight breed-
ing anim als in the "open"
d ivision, competing against pro·
fessional breeders. The OCC stu·
dents won seven prizes in that
division.
THEY AL..~ won awards ror
bulls and pigs. OCC's awards in·
eluded: reserve champion junior
yearling Angus bull ; reserve
champion summer yearling
Angus bull ; reserve grand
champion Duroc boar; grand
cha mpion Yorkshire boar :
junior champion Yorkshire gilt;
grand champion Yorks hire
female; and first place pin or
two Yorkshires.
Orange Coast also won two
prizes in tbe college division.
OCC students had the college
champion "other breeds'· lamb,
a nd the first place E nglish
crossbreed steer.
In April, OCC had the reserve
grand champion or the show al
the Great West ern Junior
Livestock and Dairy Show.
IN JUNE, OCC captured three
major awards at the San Diego
County Fair, including supreme
champion D\U'OC female (pig),
first place Yorkshire Rill, and
first place produce of dam.
In August, students won three
major awards al the Antelope
Valley Fair, including grand
champion Angus bull, reserve
ebampioo Angus bull and fltlt
place pin of three An1u1 bulls.
OCC students who com.,.ted
at the Loll Angela County Fair
included Mark Owens, Lorraine
Burrnett, Unda BraH. Steve
Boren and Julie Belin1er of Coat, M•a; Kathy H~n1 ..S
llJicbeU• Solo of w .. tmlnat.er:
Darlene Frue11co and Jeff
Paakat of Tu1tln; Jennifer Douc'-at Gardea Grove: ltlf
WerdeD ot lntM, ad Donna
HaNIDl9' Mlllloe Viejo.
1·
BUT, HE ADDED, ''after two
major floods and an earthquake
in the last three years, these
pe ople accept hardships in
stride."
Damage to· the fertile farm
and ranch land is still mount-
ing, said Don Muse, d eputy
county agri c ulture co m -
missioner.
"We're still waiting to see how
much land is affected," said
Muse.
The biggest concern is the un·
derground drainage lines, many
of which were sheared when the
quake shook miles of farmland.
Seismologists say they
h arvested an unprecedented
Spaces Now
Being Rented
For Art Show
Laguna Beach artists and
craftsmen who want to rent a
booth at the Top of the World
.,.El.ementary School arts a nd
craft show s hould reserve
s paces now.
The artB and craft show. along
with a book fair. food and enter·
tainment, is sponsored by the
school PTA and will be held
Nov. 8.
But s paces for artists and
craftsmen who want to sell their
warea are limited and must be
reserved before Oct. 23.
Spaces are S15 each, and pro·
ceeds wtlJ go to the school PTA
fund. For Information, call Patti
K.lingenmeir at 49j303S.
New Guinea Art
At UCI library
New Guinea native artifacts
are on diaplay in the lobby of the
UC lrvlne General Library
throup tanlpt.
The C!Ollection of drums, wood
c1rv·1n11, plpea, axes and
ableldl are on lou from Paul
Sw an1on of Ml11ipn Viejo.
Swamon. a readln1 lnstruetor
with the Anaheim City &lemen·
tar)' School Dl1trlct, 1pent a
1•1r tn Ukarumpa, New Guinea,
.. ac:hlq tbe naUves to reld.
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NOT TOO MANY people dis-
cuss the possibility or nuclear
war anymore. but planning for
Football Program
Begins at Laguna
F l ag football begins this
month for 7 through 12-year-olds
in Laguna Beach.
rnterested youngsters should
call the Laguna Beach Boys'
Club before Saturday to sign up.
For information. call 494·2535.
350 U"n Sa1'ed
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Stale
Attorney General George
Deukmejian is dropping his
lawsuits alleging fraud by leaders
of Synanon and the Worldwide
Church of God.
Deukmejlan issued a statement
Tuesday saying a new law cut the
ground outfrom under bis cases.
The suits, filed by predecessor
Evelle Younger, alleged that
leaders of the churches bad
misappropriated church funds
for their personal benefit.
The new law, effective next
June, prevents the attorney
Botton firefiJbten won a muaive retcue battle when flre
deatroyed old hotel on BeMOD HW. About llO, moat of tbem
retl..-, wereleltbomel .. l.Dblue. Relcue1canbelffllin
pro1reu upper left and upperript.
l I
gen e ral from s uing church
leaders on grounds of misusin~
church funds.
Deukm e j1an sa id the
Legislature rejected his request
that the bill not apply to pending
cases. Although the ne w law
covers only future cases, the
courts often apply such new laws
to pending cases.
"To pursue these cases would
be contrary to the most recent
expression or public policy by the
Legislature and the governor."
Deukmejiansaid.
THE NEW LAW resulted from
S81493 by Sen. Nicholas Petris,
D·Oakland, which appealed the
present law under which the
attorney general has contended
that churches are public trusts
because or their tax-exempt
charitable status, giving him
broad powers to investigate them
as a representativeortbepublic.
The churches and civil liberties
groups that sponsored Petris' bill
cont ended the present law
violated the freedom of religion.
Deukmejian may still s ue
churches for soliciting money for
on e purpose and using it for
another.
Movie Set
For Seniors
''The Nelson Affair," starring
Gle nda Jackson and Peter
Finch. will be shown free to
Laguna .Beach se nior
citizens Friday afternoon.
The screening, co·sponsored
by Laguna Federal Savings and
Loan Assn. and Laguna Beach
Council on Aging, begins at 2
p.m . at the South Coast Theater.
Free llcket.9 are available for
seniors at the Senior Citizens of.
fl ee, 51.5 Forest Ave.
Driven Sought
To Aid Senion ..
Volunteer driven are needed
to take Laguna Beach senior
c't11en.1 1rocery ahoppin1 and to
doctor appointments once 1
month.
Drlvera uaually make only two
short ~ .. a month, and tbaM lnteree~ ln belpln1 sbou)d eall
the SHIOr CIUHDI Club of
Lacuna Beach •t •'1·24-tl .
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wticb aakes 1t 1U•1aJ to
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SEA COIE PRa'ERTES
714-631-6990
AOWIMa
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
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. 714-631-6990
JOG TO MACH
SpedacularCdM duplex. Huce 4 Bdrm owne.r's un·
It + 2 Bdrm unlt. Un
believable 4 car garage.
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714-631-6990
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Rf.AL ESTATE
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631-1400 '7Uf00
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DIRT PLUS CUAHIHG=-IMGAIH'
This little beaUty in the rough needs
some TLC to become a super,
sharp, family home! The terms are
outstanding with lbe owner
carrylnc yaper, or us~Y...L.At.
-flGS,GOO, lllfl'Wfiltiei0ne !
urs • CUAlM On this fantastic four.plex in prime
rental area. Existin1 loans total
$184,000 and the owner will carry
paper! 1bis no vacancy complex is
priced to sell at $285,000.
~ Walker &lee
Real Estate
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
SPTfM.ASS llAUTT
Ext'ellent Family Home New Bedford
Model. Four Bedrooms Plus Family And
Game Rooms . Two Wet Bars. Large
Sundcck Plus Many More Pluses. Please
Call For An Appomtment Asking ~.500. A
··Joy Of Newport" Listing.
DO YOU OWM ftUIT ~7
Use them as a down payment. OWner
will consider same as down payment
on bis beautiful Harbor Area home
near WestcUff Shopping Center. You
may be able to buy this immaculate
home w12·bedrooms. 2 baths, family
room & sep a rate dining room1 without any cash except the norma1
buyer's expe n ses . Beautifully
landscaped. Great for outdoor living .
You can't buy more for $179,500. See
any time .
ftUST Dm>S DO HOT APPltlCIATI ..
Y AL• llAL llf ATI DOISf
WISLIY M. TA 'YL.OI CO.. llALTOIS
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l.SW.C.. I ARODTECTURAL Owner ~111 sell on con :\IASTERPIECE tract with low down J · . Bedroom. 21i<J Bath lux l Pra ,atc e.xecullve e!>late
ury home with lots of ex near beach f1ex. terms
tra:.. Agt S56·2660 Owner,agt.498·0257 -----
macnab I irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
UDO tSLI
Newly remodeled traditional 1t1le I
bdrm, 2 bath home featuring larga
recreation room & 2 patios. 1.Jving
room has attractive beam ceiling,
fireplace & French doors leadin1 onto
brick patio. New kitchen blt·in
appliances. Close to tennis courta.
sandy beaches & c lubhouse. Now
available. Call for appt. $420,000.
IAYNOMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip.
a TOIO HOISi COUMftY
4 Bdrm., 3 baths ; ranch style.
mini-estate in orange groves. $240,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\odf' 011vo• N fl 6l'J 6161
US.VA LOAN
Sharp 3bdrm. l~ba. gd
neighborhood near Ed·
Inger & Magnolia. Exist-
ing loan is $56,600 paya·
ble $483/mo PITI. owner
will help finance. Call
Agt 962· 0015 •
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Spacious family home fea
rHl-~.._.DOl~W"-MC>MIK--t1~e--•tt1-ttft"'3 ttatn . am1 y room with wet
Single-story 2BR & den home. New
carpets. drapes & paint. Lovely
garde n . Avail. now. $750 /mo.
Donna Godsha 11644-6200. (L-61)
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64Zsl2 JS 644-6200
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MIWPOIT IEACH OFRCE
1043 Watlclff Dr.
17141 646-771 '
-"ST An ToUI -·-....... .
WIMTll ~
in this charming 9 br home. Cozy
fire place to keep you warm while
you e njoy the f amity room,
Kitchen. completely remodeled
with all the modern conveniences
to make cooking & entertaining a
l;UllLY AFFA IR !~ #236
qullT CUL-DI-SAC
Short walking distance to school.
community park & pool. Minutes
from major shopping center &
beach. This 2 ston· home was
designed for entertaining family
and friends. Sunken fmly rm &
sunken li ving rm. 2 fireplaces.
redwood decking & firepit. ONE
OF NEWPORT'S FINEST !!
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P8MMSUlA rOIMT
bar is ideal fo r entertaining. A
lovely night light & mountain view
in a great community. $250.000.
IN NEWPORTCENT'ER
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has been bichty up.
1raded. It reatures
akylichts. creenhouse window room. pool, new
carpeta, vaulteil ceill.ngs
.. and much more. Don't mia seein& this home.
J\aU prtce b•.500. Call ..... CATAl.llA ISIMI ...., .. _,. .......... ~ ........ , ...... ,.. 2
HA.DOI 1 .. 1 CLASSIC
Superb Kensington Model With Outstanding
Styling. Four ~rooms & 3\\ Baths. Master
Bedroom With Fireplace. Excellent Living
Area. Separate Formal Dining Room.
J e nalr Built.In Kitt'hen With Roomy
Breakfast Area. SSlS.000
OHL T SIJ5,000
Complete ly remodeled 2 story
home. professionally decorated &
landscaped . .Bask in the sun on one ~f the oversi1.ed decks. e njoy the
warmth ol the spa under the cov-
ered patio or a refreshing splash
from the ocean waves only a short
walk out your back door . Come see
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Newport Beach
640-5777
MIW usne•• UDO ISU
Exceptionally Good Loutlon Near Tenni•
Courts & Beaches. Really Neat Two
Bedroom Home With Den Plus Formal
Dining Room. Assumable Loan. Price Only
$375.<XX>.
IMVISTOIS AnemoM
Nice Uvable Home On A Large R·2 Lo( tn
Better Area Of Costa Mesa. Build An Extra
Unit For Income. Priced At 196.500.
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pcMed 32 JWrft'OI fe .,.. t•r
re1ulat1ons from Jul}
throu1h Septt>mbt•r Al>
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aponsored.
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powered to reject a ny
propoeed or exis\Jng re·
gulatlon if it ii un·
ne~essary. unclea r. in ·
consistent. unaulhon ted
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MrCA RTH \' SAID
there •~re U52 regula·
Uons submitted from Ju·
I)' to September, com ·
pared with 237 in the
same period last year
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that the law is having a
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REALTORS
l>H 1\\l \TIC 'I IU l.l':V l•:I Stunnmit
rh'\\ 1'lin.,1r·1H·t 1011 wuotl g itS!l <·opp~r
roof \~11!1 :1 :-tut .\ .t111u OCEAN
v 11-:w "'" \' l wtlrn<im or 4 t• seµa t
m 11d:. 1n1.1 r h ·I.., Own(•r w1 help rin .. m·t · ('ult for 11101'11un· $749.500
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
He 51. Coad Hwy., c.,.... .. Mw
675-5511
Doi Lx.JUI
Bo y-. Re<i t
Real E.stot~
MOOS.HOME 1,Ju;1l1f \ 1hruo111 1:. wh;it
~1111 II find with this 3
lldr rn 111~ nhouse (;lose
to , \t!t\ 1ht111! OfCe red
I ~,.U!IA•ll',. ""' ·~ r , "'llh uwn1•r h1•lp t'd
0t .... s..... Turrnie.ROCIC 1111.1111·111~ Call llCtW ~ UR 111 Ba 1·oodo Cpt::. 5 >IO .'.lht;1;
dJ1lll hwltins i<ht!r <tu • HIGHLAMDS I. Whela .iduit commurnf\ I l'uol. SpeCIJI atlr:11·l 1un, ror ti.,. n
J lll'UHI. l'lul>house l~rl(". fa,mil} l•.l••)t,illl Real £state ~.000 Nt·a r lart:c ::.hoµ 1-IV!-. 111'.Ult~tl.\1 h11rr1t.• I· _ _
I µin~ l'cnler anti bu.s slop Thrcl· b.;th...., .1·1,rm.11 11111
Oceanside. 714 43J 4422 1ng roorn I U'<to111 w111 tlow l'l•Vl'nn)!' l'l,1111 ,,
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P ro f •'!'!'>ln na ll' I MEWPOltT SHOltES I a n d :. c .1 p e 11 ' " r d DUPLU f''l:l'°'"l{•O•· pat11l 1:!)~ ~ L-...1 RBll Ftre 1>1t S:~l.51111 ~ -631 1:100 '' II I 2 Larl(I' 2 Bdrm, 2 bath
units. Bring us your -
lt•rms Owner wil l----------cooperate Priced lo sell
at 12(M,000. WAMr.AGOOD
IHVlSTMEHT?
EASTSIDE C.M. mrux
Large 3 Bdrm. l! bath.
fireplace .Plus two·2
Bdrm, 1 bath in cxrellenl
cond 1 t ion P rl('('d al
$197,500
We h avl' an l'X<'••ll1•n1 t, • WHATS UNIQUE
unit r ent al 1Juilrl1111! 1 ABOUT UNIQUE which h;ai. l!fl'dl pul1•11l1,il 1 r'!r lll<'l't'al>IO)! Ill valm• I L H AJUllNG t:NIT:-; 2 ~re?t 'eitr rounrl ll'll lv.11 1 .. 1r r11 11111ts, fpk's
associated
tab O'L'' "'"11 'I")' ludwd Ooor!'! mold10l:S. ,, I ,X.'4. """ I It $:ll':!) .• ~11)
JOl\,jES
l{I \I l't l'A
t ,, N-M•
111\"1. 'I· I r:ll R:\l'E :1
lltlrm .t.·11, pool home .
'1tdJ1I aJUlfe.,·lanil Ask
111,.. $.:1'.!M.'.JIMI BllOKER'> llEAl TOllS
lOl', Wit' 6olboo o'• l b•I :McCarthy Said. E \CJUISl tf'
Hotne1ForS.
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•••••••••••••••••••••••
I OJ4 ....._,For S.
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I-SIDI DUPLIX r .. 11r.u.1ts
$142.500
N.L9UALTT
54 ..... 14
llWCllDS
IASTSIOI C.M.
~12 Santa Ana A ve 2 OR. 2~ ba. t•ontemp
cJcs1gn $116.000
646-5096 646-60'1
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f'OR SALE H UN
TtNGTON LANDMARK
I STORY ENO CONDO
2 bdrm. 2 ba. shutters
thruout. I', yr Million
doll<&r r ec fac1lil1t!S
Guarlled gate 40 >rs or
oldl!r (;all fnr appt on!)
5:l&:r179 $124,000
AUCIMIMT
...... ..,. becky-4
PRICE WAR !!
500/o CASH REIATE
0
..... pool. fee. 119. l.. co•..-.d ,.tio & 110
hle gara 60xl20' 9rou. Mekt thh
1
on the commission
of any home purchased
thru our company .
lot. · allon, but 3..._ nKllH•• ...._ ....... 631-5333 cllJ6\I to 11hop111n~. New S 2 I 950
roof. C()pper plumbing. • 1ttGI • I • · -----------------h1miwood noors. plaster 0.. & reedy to••• L,.,_. .._.. I 041
walls. good condition. Wo. 149 G-, L•Ma-•••••••••••••••••••••••
Sll0,000 with an assuma "e u, t 6 2. t ) I I , THI OHL Y WAY , I h~ ...
ble loan. 842-2511. TO GO
loy McC_., ltltr. J Bdrm floor plan, cx·ean
Completeiy refurbished. on~ bltr. to beech. You
own the land. Great
financing. $199,500 541-nn IWW• view dec k s. large •~~~~~~~~~ H...._, 1042 enclosed bri ck patio ~ HIWPOltT HlfGHTS
BY OWNER Lge H2
LOT 3 Bdrm , 2 ba. oak nrs, frpk, many fruit
trees Alley ac~s As
sumable loan St49.500
230 E 15th St !>@·2728
FOR SALE BY OWNR /
AGT Xlnt starter home.
Jbr. lba,enclgarage,as
~um. l:.t $46.500 at UY/r ,
SHB.500 firm. 968-8388.
LOW DOWN PYMT!
Big comlonablc 5 BR,
close to schools Bob
Dickenson, Agt
979 .. Sll
••••••••••••••••••••••• Priced for immediate
WATERFRONT DEAL' sale al $~.000.
Gorgeous 3br. 3ba + fam MISSION REALTY
rm, formal d r. bar. 494.0731 759-'221 skylight, marble entry & ----
flllk· Slip for 42' boat
unly '545.000 Full Price
Subm it all terms
84().1964
lrW.. 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
* * 10% DOWN! buys this lovely 1 Bdrm
eondo Great investment
or starter home
$112,500
~odhrldge
Really
551.:iuoo
IY20 8arrant:i t>lt,,.~, l rvlnl'
ON THE BEACH·Mobile IAYCllSTIVAH . Home 2Br. redwood
deck, cedar shakes wa&.S
hardwood int. frpl c HOME
159,900. (714)~99-JIU6 4bllrm , 2'-21>a. highly
~~~~~~~~-·! maintainc<l, tastfully de -:: coraled , lovel y •WALK TO BEACH•
4 Br. 3 Ba, ram rm.
oceanview $325,000
497.5132
courtyard, attr act11 e
landscape $290,000
Pnnc Only Wkends &
~fter6prn~ 2!ll?. __
Of~ which were ·--~--11:1~-~~~~~~~~~~~;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.f~~~-!'~~:;-'i::t . l-:---4.HGiU.cl,,.--3a--f)ffeent...:.. 1 IJ'>ll'ful with .. pu par·r
were dis a ppr 0 v e d · 1 ocll! ........ IREll!YES ,rnd .... I• ;)jl~'> IOI J(cc _ _.._Y sai'd. cussiPe '"""" ~ I
AJUI HOUH PRICEfll.USES B \ y v I I . w 'l' \>\'
BE S ID THREE I Ad vrr1"~" mu1 111.u·•· Super s ha rp '1 Hdrm I •Jurll'' :1 ,1nrl :! llf11·n" A 1h ... ir aJ, h,1 l•·l~1•hnr"' home with ;J li:c fum1ll I sh111gl~l ~1·.-lulled. \ 1ew blooths is too s hort a I ~ oo u"' '" $ :111p111 rm <.:lose v1 bcad1. ~h<•\I ml!.<l"'' k.., sus. 1•11.1 P eriod to make con Mon1tuy thru ~·rid111 Plll:5 & s<'lmoh . l'luwang L H tu uut1n Satur•·t1n elusive claims but said , v;J t1..J cl•1hn~!-a• ··enl HllHUt-:i\llX 111 1! ('a
"The law seems to be I r 11sTA MF:"-" fJn '1n: this verv allr'i.11:tl\'I! llr.141r 11\1111 'i. tl(lrro. :1 11a w11 h
working." I ~w Hav plan. Only St<li 500 1'all -.hlllll'I'>, l'l)ffl;'r \•11 ,.,.,,
/Jn l'llG EL
GAILEY ~
ASSOCIATES
5bdrm, Jba. Turtlerock
Be a uty. appraised at
$309,000. Make offer
OwnertAgl 644-6125 arter
6pm.
.blQgO
IYOWMER
H V H 48r. fam. rm ..
Palermo rmtlel Country
French . t o tall y
customized. Jic. $345,000
fee Open Sat. & Sun. 2041
Port 8nstol 644·5965 or
644. 7007
L.al)m9...... 1052 --------•••• ••• •••............. UDO SPICIAL
McCarthy said he I
0
1042 :.im loday!n!I S:r.O 1 11~s. ~.1rdl'n 11at111•.,
~c0a::~: n~»;;be~a:C 1111i~s~~~1~;:n• ALLSTATE. __ :::!~:~11:~~-Large~m~~ WJ,580
state rules and reaula· ---·""7:"-.... ·-·-··--·'[ .... ~A·s "ttrnmlt ITI;ltmg:-~ . 2 Bd.rln. SP11. palio. 1 ~ .!!€Wlllll-4-A-F-¥--G-R.-.O·-i\--&-Ir & . .Bac.L..Qll.....IDM:Utl £8Uer motivated. Price slashed
tiou doubtelrf"ffiiii-im· ________ _,.___ --r. t:l·:-.ii\ BF:A' 11 n.:;~ -• v unc IJlock 10 l'\1~ Corona. baths, 4 years old. New
to 1971. T 1~:,:11;::~1.~1""f.till -----~\~' ... ~;nani·eil. .J "k•nll carpets Will l'onscide
1
r
1 Laat year 200 s t ate GOOO •' ·""' lease o ption . a
qenclea filed 1,200 new ~?a~'f:~c~~ IMV'ESTMINT THATS WHAT'S 669161
re1ulations or c hanges a.uw. St34 .900. This bn~h1 UMIQUE AIOUT in resuJations, a dding DIAOUHH au; J bed~room. 11 2 bu th
more than 12,000 pages U•·adhn" lor C"P> & kill' with hardwood floors t 1-.it()Uf fl(JMI'~
to the California Ad-" $ 30 Pm lh<' d u1 near :'-.cwport llc a•·h lkalt~~_!·~:,:_~--· m~!J i~t rat ive ~o~e. e .!::~;: l~~~~~~~?"a. on~the&.~~16rk~""1 "1''J™'"r·•~ r----------. ·--WTI·ICTI-D&W-e«hn ltt DS I ~l ondd• ~:d111on, .. h ... n "~ ~ • ,..~
3 0,000 paoes 10 58 rt~~dhne , .. sa1urrta) 12 lovel). tre-· :-.h:.clt't! lut 1.1.Chcrnil!r
e noon, l'lenl) of !>1131 {' lnr ad Don 1 f('t lht:s. un(' )!l't b)
volumes. L ding to lh1:, \ah.1ahl1 It I ,.,111 It:. .1 warm. t·h;irm-
C:USSIAllD loc·atwn 111•• 3 BJrm . .! U<ilh home ~no..s .... ~:R RORS Adv.,r11~er' ult-all) located 011ty 1'2 Cl•ti• AQ ~hould 1·hf'~k thter atb .,.;:::::~ l>lcwk from lh" Ha~ front ..... a due l ~ & r .. porl error:. ff;inJC~J"U'f,'(r(, ocean on L1111L· Ualhoa 1:-.land A 1mme11ta1P ly TllF: real ~-··,, eSl.'lte With $1i(l,()Oll clown sl'ller OA 11. V PU.OT as•ume~ h I I T d habd11v forlht'fors1 9 16 wlll 1•;erryte1aanceon aroete 1nrorrtt1 1n~ertllln only 75 -16 \ITI> An nutstand1n~ -e 1alu.-pmudly ulfercd at
S ('A:-.n:u.11T1<>Ns S<M.!\OO For Blood ~~!"1ok~~~:u3~.,r~~d~~ NO lllJWll! H/\l.U~~~\L~"'LA . 0 11\e Kll,L ~t:MllER
Res idents o f West
Orange Count y m ay con .
tribute to the Or ange
County Blood Cente r in
two cities when one of 22
bloodmo b iles .vis its
Saturday and Monday in
Huntington Beach and
Westminster.
Hours for the vis1t at
the Co mmunit y
Methodist Church . 6662
Heil Ave., will be 9:45
a .m . to 2:30 p.m . on
Saturday, with n o ap·
pointmeot necessary.
Site of the Monday
bloodmobile stop will be
the First Presbyterian
Chur c h , 7702
Westminster Ave .•
Westminster, from 2 :45
to 7:30 p.m ., according
to Red crou officials.
D.onatima ma1 also be
made at the Ameri<fan
Red Cross Blood
Center, 801 Golden Cir·
cle Drive, Santa Ana. by c allina 835·5381 for an
appointment any day of
tbeweek.
&4NKRlJPTCY
RECORD SET
LOS ANGELES (AP)
' -Bankruptcies filed ln U.S. Central Dlshlct Court here hit a record ha ftacal 1919-80 and
were· up 70.1 percent over the previous fiacal 1ear. a bankruptcy
JIMlcea~.
A reeord 25,355 deb-&.On in the ,.,,Oii tued
for bankruptcy, up
11,•H from fllcal tm-71, Jtadp Jun• E. •on• npon.d. A aew federal
•••lrapht)' R•form .... 191111 It ..... ,.
.: ............... lo
~ ........ .....
1t•vt'n you hy your ad Closing cost s only b'1:Jll70fl raker as ri>1·c1p1 of ~our (SUMJ()) Gr~nbelt :1 hr S <'a"""""'"'" Thh kill (lge master I. 21, bath D.tuu Ocew1f1ont numht·r mu,1 be coodo. w1l'Ommo11 pool ll11plex IN PRlM E p r .. ~.:ntrll hy lhe on park! Liv rm, f;jm LOCATION, owner uc edvt'rl"er 1n rase of 1 d,.11u1.. rm, lgc kit, p\1 patio. 2 rup1NI smce new & ma m
I car gar Sl 25U mo tamettwrolJ11ous prhle.J <.'A Nl' f.t,1.1\ TI Olli rrn TOTAL Very !ll<'\' un11 Dr uppc1 111c. the I rg
CORREtTION rw "•:w Must cl()se l'S< r<>"" h~ m:.lr s uite New plush
A O 8 F: F '' II t; Oct 23• \ J:f1 3914 agt , 1.r1~l1ng thruoul 3 Br
RU"NIN1: lt'"cr ,, 2 I~ blini.::-fan F f.very .,(Inn " madr tu
toll nr rurrttl " ntw ad l.cJ'ACt1c rOBSent SiRSOEAl.OOOTY 1hal ha.• h .... n orderf'd HAllOl ISlAND bul we rann<M j\uaranlH 40 feet on the bay with
10 do so wit1I thl' ad has older ho~ and pnvatr 675-6670
I 11p~art'Cl1nlhl'paper pier and i.hp Ha.rel)'
01~f:A t.rNF:AOS avatlablt• l•1•·at1nn
These' ud~ lltl' Mr1r1h $1,780,<XX> rash m advanrl' h• mMil
or •I any one ol our 1714) 673•4400 E offlct'• NO phone orders I z I l I 6Zl·Zl21 Oudhnt' 3 pm f'nday
c""1a Mesa ,,rnre ., 12 HARBOR
noon 1t "" branth office• D Tll F. llA I LY rll.OT
rrserv••s 11,., r111h1 lo
clH~1fy. l.'(!11. rrn•tir •1r r e f u ' ~ ~ n y
1dv1•rt1s"rnvnl. 1.nd to
clla ngr ll s rul"~ & tel(ulallons wllhoul prior
notire.
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ltarhor fnv1·,tm1·111 t"11
l•YAYE
*VETS* lisc your f:lj.:1b1lit)
NOW. U>W l>N. &
LOW INT RAn;s
LET US SHOW YOU
1 IOW TO QlJAL:l fl'
Talk to led c..,..
Wl:USTIH!
• RED CARPET
754·1202
6
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11.ne~youwaft\
lo.UT a.iutled adl do tt..u.-..,.
;
Ave. Charming :\ Br + ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
family room rcs1den('t'
N master swtc with
retreat & s un.J eck
Secluded lush patio ~ 2
Br rental. $.1'15,0001 ...... ..,,rop. .....
•'75-7060•
TUITLBOCK
tMHl.AHOS
Nntu r al wood ,
be.mtd cellln gs,
wide view lot I
Bdrm Edlnborough,
h1&hly and well up
,g1•11ded. Large ll!I·
1 umable loan .
Irvine's presti1ielous
T11rtt e r ol'k
HJlhland11 communi· ty. SWii.000.
WlltAdl
I OPIM DAILY
216 .... S4t5,000
1com.1.a.d
$1 .100,000
Walaf1wlfWt•u f
67Ut00
CDMCOTTA ..
PWSICOMI
OR 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home
with Isolated m str
bdrm/pannt retreat or
ln·law qrtrs + 2 bdrm cotta1e. Anyway you
describe It, It's charm·
Ing, up to date and
beautifully located.
Priced et $280,000, CALL FOR OETAILS
64~7211
NI i L
nl\1t 1 ' '·
/\S'-111 11\f! "l
I I •
I: OPEN HOUSf
kt ALTY
~\ \=' ..
TAD ova "9.50/o ..
Outstanding J Bdrm.
s hake roof home. Featur·
ing: formal dining room.
large yard. patio and
BBQ and, hardwood
floors. 12.5<'/,. interest
a!so available with 20'7.
down. Asking $107 .900.
Ca.U~ll..51
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
r •• v.a.y t 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-CIQ.S.lltg costs only
1 Sl.800). Greenbelt 3 br
Clge master>. 2''a bath
condo. w /comn.>n pool
on park ! Liv. rm. ram.
rm. lge tr.it. P'"' ~t10, 2
car gar $1 250/m o .
TCYI' AL. Very mce unit.
Must rlose escrow by
Oct. 23! 1-3:11·3914 agt.
e--~.'\NCH
~, l AL f Y
'.)~ 1 2000
TURTLE ROCK. Broad·
moor. 3 BR. 2 bath. fac
mg park, upgraded. e x·
cellenl move-in condi-
t ron . Sl69.500. Call
833-1961from1·6PM.
DESIRABLE
Quiet 3 bdrm, Wood· bridge Condo located
just minutes from tbe
Lake. Tennis Club. Shop· ping and within walking
dlstmce ol parks, pool,
spa. This upper end unit
hes earthtone decor .
Truly a great value at
SlOl.900.
..:;,.._ • .._.. t 040 • • * C A L I F . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l-IOttl:S
lESTIUY Q.llAT PAMIL Y Classic 3 Bdrm home
w/private oourtyard en·
try. NewlY carpeted and
painted thruout. Attrac·
tive financing available
ai. loan i.s auumeble. tst
T.D. is SM.500 at ua,.;% payable SMZ.00 moathly.
Won't hast!
HOMI
4Br, 2Ba, light & airy. I
blk Lo schl .ts park. 11 2 mt
to bch. OnlY $118,900.
146-5502
:-~:LL idle 1tcm:c. with a
IJall\• Pilot Cla:.sif1ed ,\d.
1;12 54;;~. e H/\''J!'H
I f " I 1 •
'I ' 1 .11 l\ )( l
lrviM t 044 Sell ldie ttems 642.5678
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBSIDIARV OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
LA1e1 IOMUS IOOM • · • Is just one of the many features i.n
this dramatic 4BR home. The
rooms are spacious, perfect for
both formal le informal
e ntertaining. Pvt. r ear ~·ard foa·
warm s ummer afternoons -
family rm w/fplc for cool winter
nights. $172,500. Pat Oakson
752-1.fl.f. (L-62)
--711·1414--Hl .. 7H ·
C~ VO/lfly Center Woo<bdoe Ctnt.,
641 .. IH ~Ill
CJOI Do.. 0.,,,. Holbor v,._ Utntet
IL.UXUR3 y Id by SlOOK! Best buy on Spark Ing yr 0 island. Extra lge lot townhome olfers quality and value in heart of Lovely 3 Bdrm home
Ni ..... 1, 3 Bdrm w/fncd witb separate apt. •-$325.000 firm. 223 Via yard. It.ha ~V..,.1.1 ca.
497•1761 C/21 Me.,....Cewhr
640-5357
Oc...Ylnr
~..,..
4 Br. 21,1) Ba, family rm .
wall enc:\osed garden
patio w spa. Beautiful
view of ocean and
Catali n a s un seb
$525,000. Dy Appl
644-7020
NEWPOllT CllST
FRONT UNIT:
1-\tll 180 deg ocean &
Catalina view. Absolute-
1 y prime !oration
$240.000.
J Bdrm. close to pool & teruus. 1179,500 .
CfZIMew,_.c_.... Lingo ..__64_0._51_s1 __
111.il ... n • to bch pt seaview cor·
ner. 4b, 2b, sngl on R·2 ---------1 buildable 90' lot. $2119K. Ml..,..._. 1069 203 dwn, owe 1st.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl70K. U~2%. 2nd 12%
int. Only 4y r s . 7101 'IMI•' ,., Seashore, open daily. Upper bay view. Motl Owner64.>8410.
desired oricinal area. 1----------
Spacious 3 bdrm + hob· IAQ( IA Y
by room. tnd unit. Huge 6 Bdrm, 3 bath giant
petio. 1250.000. Agt. home. 3 patios. 17x2S rec. ~5560. room. Pool. back yard
w/ swing set & trees · _ * ..... • IY Owta <'OWltr:J kitchen. S2is.ooo r-.~ R.H.R. Brk.673-7300. Giants Br. 3 Ba. Only ~=,;__,;__ ____ _
1289,500. Owner wiil M1WPOt1T CllST
carry at tuoo monthly Best package deal in
with $20,000 own. No Newpor t Beach. At
cred it nee d . (7141 pn cei you can afford ·
~1984. try tbi.ll 2 bedroom + 2
bath. A.Mume or AITD · W't'B IACS IAY be creetive. abo 2 + den
TOWMllOI • end unit. R.H.R. Agt, ask ••ar OMMAIKn forSylvia67J.7300 ..
Hi&hJy upgreded 2 BR i---ml!l'~~~-2 ~Ba Baypo ln t SMAITIUY
townbome, new from hi h 5
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much mott. lion. Price drastically re·
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1100 ~ear Ne~rt Heights l,.e ased fl'lroil &l·allll' 1;, J Bdrm:. $5511 $h!'10 l pleai.e K 11t~ & pt•l.!> ~p2 .. .,r j!arc1i!l' te11n1!> trofft\ll 2 wtlly fant,a st~( 3 bdrm I mi from Bnanhead Sk i CottaM.to 3224 F en1·l'd '<irds a nd weli omc Call!Mi4J.!56ii.or l 1,1c111I J<H . 1 • ..,,. $9,')f) n~1 Bnn ... HI
-'.s~ HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
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formal dining rm . 2' 2 _ " , ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• I •lull k11d1en.'
21f'. l la..,t
Newly deror Gas pd
t-ncl gar. pool, d •wa:.ht>r
Adult:. fl.l<! 5m3
llrTo~e
Ne wly dec·<ir ~:is µcl
c u rl ga r poo l
ti w a ~ h t· r 1\ d u I t '
642 5073
r.nect 2br 2ba
llOO sq ft, fpk. lndry
l>is hwr. encl ~ar. $5(~1
:111_., Ginger 540 4400
I 54 111-~ 2 Hr I Ila 1\111
l'ool, laumJr) rm. c-rpt'
drp:. ,\dulls only l 'ul
l>K 1'SL ~lgrnl 1;.i2 160:1
S450·S4i5 2 llr I Ua 1\pL~
All built 111s. cndsd ~ur
W D hook up N1·ar S r
Plaza Cat OK lmme1l
t)' lUpan<'Y TSI. '¥ti: mt
fi.IZ 160.1
WE:!iLfield
FAMILY Ans.
Dr,rnd new heuul1ful II)!
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2 1·h1ldren Near park
Heat paid :"'fl pet:.
2Hr. 2& S.i G..>
398 W Wt Ison. C ~ •
631 5.S83 548 2-1 ~
~ Bdrm House refnge &
~l11\'C Small child OK
~ 548 1377
••••••••••••••••••••••• owner s ~tw/famrm., sci rl s 4 "0 ai·r " i.:u r af.!t'~ F a m iltl':.I 973.~n l Af.!\,n11 fl'l' li44 2·1l6 l\fl ~PM . "
EXCITING baths&flreplace.4othe r 759·l17~llM'H i477 Hll7u Bra.nd new lux. \wnhsc. 2 ~~~~,~~e ~~~~H>t~~~~ LClfJlllMIHicJilet 3252 You'll llkt' th1i, adult It,· •n11le.1:.t'.Ulllpu
• • lovely units each w t2 Realhhfe br.2ba.1675sq.ft.mull1 ,..,3 ..... 71A"'.nii fr•l· ••••••••••••••••••••••• In~ rn Newport's f1nt'St. ·laundromat ., lldrm N••\Oo i•atnt
rb,d rmls . 2Ab~lhs ~j W..ted 2900 level, a /r.:. renl Y3<', .,, c." .,. :1BR +den,2 buhous ... in 2Br.3Ba.den.tJOOl.Jac .• maHA1d~perENv1cNcv'1,:-. .. ,"'.· "'dr11pes. l ~·h ild -OK ' S..CW.., trep a ce. trr urns "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• fr Pl c · 2 r a r gar 3 Bdrm home with ,•x .'llguel Shores. OC!canside tennis No pets 833-3349 .~., Beautilul c ustom lied patios. 6. closed garages WANTED to buv 3 br con w /ope ner. t.:rea t loc. 72i.Vorklown Avc ReCrige, no pets $365 mo + 4 parkina spaces OnlY • trcmely lge rear yard of hwy Galed commum -----c...,0411 s 1 e r r a Mg m 1 c u . J4'x80' Vlkin1 Home. " · · do or home in Eus1bluff many more features. Close to beach. S650•rrl0 ty, tenn~s crts. pool. etc. OCEANFRONT, 2bdrm. .,._..
2Br, 2Ba " e n closed 4 yrs NEW. $450,000. sec. of :-.lpt Bch. Pnn S750. Call SS2 7355. SJ&J347 or 536_ 1023 Mm. 6 mcx,;. tease al $825 frplc. bit-ins. fabulous toll rree 1-800-422·4104 641-1.324. _
porch. ID La,-una Hills w..,tt T.,e.rco. only Bob Hill. da)s Is 497 2380 'nt 161&:-'IY"4tu-."""r --I ' t<:--v--·i'o--"' ..... nicest s star park •••• 644-4910 891 -6602,eve964·S319 S~~~~rnL ua.il ... J-l!lll! · -~!!'Q..±..!'!1., · · -.. "Y.l!:.W-·W-' .er-· "ti'' 374~ ;-:,paci<Xb rarruly 3 oorm. -----~-·--.. ---·--··i~~~!!~~~~~~f"----·-·~~ "Jan 2nd 4 Bdrm 2 Ba ·t\Y.tHl.-oo-. ... ·Br:··or·:S-''f" Misti09Vlefo 3267 $525 AfterSpm631-6223 ....................... 2 ba 1395 Playground" =leoclc 11___.. Refrige. WasMr Dryer. gen 1
2 Ba r!,;~52$625 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 2 Ba condu. crpl.S. :-1••\\h furnis hed Condo. l pool 548 9556 from --...... •To-I a....-.ir -redwood spa. Sf>.')() mo Jrt ''nt'r · · · HOMES FOR RENT drns , dshwhr . compac Br + ofc W r 2nd Brl I l2·7PM. ...... -" ..,....,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ B S d k 12JL55 2Br. 1Ba. front Westside Costa Mesa . ......,.fwwi.e.cl S ie r ra Mgmt C o Clean, Jbr . 2llu. trpk . JF_Bdrmds . S55d0·$595d tor, poo.I. jacuv.r, s auna st~eam~n~{ d:~ws~r~ CLEAN&SAVE
k:itcben. Home to have good condition. income ••••••••••••••••••••••• 641-1324 S62S tm o before :lpm en c e y ar s an &tennis NOPETS!S700 1 z n..d_room:"S""'"'rlon•. , I .-. b .. ..,,. .,,,,. Pri ...... ~ ooo F · 1 c•a.rpon . poo . lt•nnis. etc """ w -..-,._ new extenors11pp 1<C'U Y _,,.....,)'T. ce_...,, ... ........__I_,_... 3106 IS46 4493. 847 4525 a ft er gara i:es am1 re:. mo 645-0IOI I I uon Carpeted. Adult, no eAUer. cn.r6'•11U ). On c.11ayrnenl $130,000 - -2 Br Collage with garai:e J pm ple ase. lcrds & pe t ~ --------$550 m o year y s e S3SO 568 w
"""" u-uvitVI ••••••••••••••••••••••• \d l l ' I pets mo CLASSIC OW balance. al 11'/, &r ~;,rd New carpet, tile welcome <.:all 964 2566 o r , u \ no J>l' s nva1 · · ~ R ~ Winter 2 Bdrm, fully & paint 10 mm to beach . h d 973 2971 1\"'. n .. fee . Udo,_ .... I----Ott 15th. 54R-!>112 Wilson. Call 646-4477_ -~ _..__,P,_..,.€HIG€ furn. F /P. TV W •D $485 Adults. no pel1>. C~~o.11ra +& ~~:~;~: "' v This wan:"~ablc ------'14_6_0--2-B r __ 2 _B_a_ ---· -~-·-HOME:t' ~1.10.. i&l'•tie SSMHrno 631 ..• oou .•• ·....-wport ltoch 3269 .... 1 lCllJllllO ~ 3741 2'106Harbor. Ste206 A -+----4>--b'73-29\3ScoH or Chuck ....,.. 1-'rcshl) µatnl"". luvcly ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'me 1s c ose to tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• Towrihouse . fi replace,
540-5937 Real Estatelnvestments llallloaPtMn• 3107 Br1ind new Jbdrm. 2•2 ha y ard , gardl'ner i nc·I Bayshores and bear hes With 3 Luxur)' I Br 2 Ba or un near new. all bwlt-ins .
• , .... .,W ··~astH~).NB $625 m .. 962-4/lil!l or Bdrms, 3 Ba, den Jnd rum 180 cteuree new '"'hu1yant. lmmed, or
San J uan Capo. S.SS.000. 2
Br. 2 Ba. 1"80sq. ft . 8 yrs
old. Agt 541-5002.
w .................
Lido Peninsula Mobile
Home, 2 bdrm, 11'2 bath
+cabana. All for $75,000
Ask for Bob or Yvon·
ne.agt. R.H.R. 67J.7300.
......., '-"" -••••••••••••••••••••••• twnhm. patio. 2 car i:ar, 4bdrm. 21~ba. 8ay1•1cw formal d i·runa r~~m it ( " .. ~ 645-6646 96.1 Rl82 I " "'' · v Ol.'ean Ac r oss marn cupancy TSL Mg ml _ ___ C'harmmg 5 bdrm. 3 bath :'olewµort Hts. urt>a ·147 S 11 511 mo . ) e ,1 r h •· fers u µerfe11 blensl uf beach 4!M 7754 &l2 6221 PAYS FOR ITSELF bayfront w1ll1 38' boar t: 18th St tilj 5-~ ~6:JH. J Ur l '' Ri :-.1·ur he;,eh 642 8750or213/385 ~J71i lam1h t·omfort and easy .
C M. super dur lex 9 '1'· ~o:l·v~f.lSl~u~o $1~~: 1>46 !112SC\C".> S600 m11 3bdrm . 2•2ba cnnclo enltrtmnmg $1200 mo Mewportleoch 3769
assum. finant mg. Make Grund~ .'t\75 t\l6l, 3 l\r Dt•n. Li\ln~ roorn. ij!fi 822l ht'aut ocean & c•tty htl':. lm -""wa· t~ 3 l''lrm t·un ••••••••••••••••••••••• offer. Own/Agt 642·9661l t $700 ..... , ~ " •OCE.\:"<Jfo'RONT. Avail 11 t 1 t•ndo:.1•cl "ara"e No Ir...__ 3244 view. no J>C s . mo do 11n "r..,,·n""lt l"'·at1on --------"'uatn <! Ir rul ta ~<·. " "' ·"""' 968 .,Cl\ ..... -.. .,., "' no'-'.rtail).Wl'Ckly Spec· MUST SELL! $<150 /mo Avail lll)W 11:1 d 11ldren. f1IJ ll('ts s:>()(1 ....................... Jim 963·00l)2or '""""' With 2 priva te J.llll 11.!> l3\'W8r \'It!"' 673-SURF
2 houses on 2 duplex lols 25th Street t;.\5-6573 As.:l Jll eves MZ 780:1 Wooc!bn dge 5hr. lam rm, llG CAHYOH Lease $8S01mo Open 3-5
C.M. Best offer takes 1 1 d din rm , :Iha. air, mun111 MALain Twnhrne 2 "r, rlatl). 2<ffl V1staCaJOO 0'7. c· o 2 Hr 1 llu cur11 11, new ) " S , a
$370.$445, I & 2 Br Apts &
Townhuuse Ne ar ne w.
sky h ght. all bw It ins.
fireplace, patrn, yard
lmmed. ocrupancy TSL
Mgmt. 642·9412 ____ _
~fi~ancm~ wnil\gt eoro.. .. Mor 3122 C'orated . Mesa Verdl' month . no iwts '!li!'I 2ba.Tennis JJOOIJaCM't' O.M.~Rltr -----... ••--t . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' u ll tmmctl R d:. ·\brt . 541 5032. (.'yd prk·~ for 2 t ar!> 673-1020
CI I If y-ON THE BEACll $495 Agt 979-61196 l>ee rl ield f.x"C' llome $8 7 5 ti t I ii 22 11\ -; .
NO
LEASE
• 2 Br Condo near SC
Plaza, SA Pool. s pa.
SSOO. No pets 549.3232 or
641·148>. Beauti(ul Lancer l{oyal ~·-So.Mc 28drmduplex view. wk 2SOO s r ,1 BR 3 ba, 3 )I'!> ~-kJ68 ey 1wkml
Knight: 2 Bdrm, 2ba. 2 RR 11) Ba condo <.:pts. I•· passibly Ag\. Fa ye t.ux condo. 2bdrm. 2' ,ba, r 11 ::r: to the water Pool J new u rct· a rea drps, builllns (Over IO 640·9900 Z rar ~ar. frpl\-. dt:.h """I' c-5 ~ll'I rec rm. 165.000 1\1 adult communit•. I PrH1I. """'·' mo "'· ", 700 Lldopork•Z2. , •-a.och ,,141 wa:.he r. t rpts. d rp~.
Lge 2 St) l)uplex :lllr :!
ful l Ba Frp lc In
.. " j.acun1, c luhho u sc ........,..... ~ 1 645 1!91!6 165.000. Near large s hOJ.1· ••••• •••••• •••••• ••• • • • poo • J a t · t)r (' ' N y 1> N \' 1 1-: w Newport llithL-, SMO mo
WATlRFRONl I b4l 1545 HOMI.~ ping center and bus s to p Charming new I br on
REAL ESTATE Oceanside. 714·"33·4422 ocean. ~eas~nable, no I IODS,IPETS ()I(
TI HTLEROl X RIOC r. i;.u; 6303 ~~rrn. 21 i ba. ,:i~ cu~ .llar. I Big ca;\'00 Twnhse. tux
avail rmrned !11:1-2560 or 2bdrm. 21>a . ~pel'tacular 631-1400 ---------dogsorktds.499·1~5 E S1de f'nl·d \11rcl S.'>-15 lt.51 0610, ~I 1-l!jl golf rourse. & lake v iew.
Mobile home in Big Bear
City. ExceU. vie~ loca
tion. Whispering Pines
~lates. Land included
w/ price. Call for rnfo. n• / 54$-3443
C-rciCll
Property 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
M4ZOMI
~r home, garage and
barn will produce some
income while you plan new devel<>J:!ment. 8,950 sq. ft. of land near 18th & Wbittler. Costa llesa. w.., ... ,.,._.co.
..... 644-4910
COMM'LIUl.IMM6
lyOWllW
10,000 tq ft. lo lo income ol•.oootyr. Prime H.B. Joe. y, 1111 to bch. Only
$St5,000 Hurry Won't Last! M0-1114 ................
5.BSQ. Ft. &mmerrlal Bid&. l 8lk to Pacific Ocean. Sell $350,000.
1.-.•.140110. w..,tt,.,....c ..
•••• 644-4910 ...... ,, ......
la Ileen of Newport
..... Located \n the c anJl'IW-. it can _, ... ._.._ ....... re.
1ll1nua1arn taD.ooo
RESTAURANT
BALBOA ISLAND
Excellent Main St toca
lion Include~ I a ncl ,
bldgs, all fixtures, cl1cn -
tele, + 1 Br apt. Full
price SS00.000 Owner
wtll ea rn balanc e
w/SJ00.000 -down Call
Prestige Homes 6"5-664~
.,..,,....._h 3169 1 1>122520.64648411 _ I
••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr S <.: Pla1.a. dlx 2hdrm. RENTALS sep :! car gar lenncs.
l.br 2ba ilOO pool. 1a1• L.~e $'950 rT¥> LIDO ISLE 2ba condo. pat1u. S49S I
Completely furn1:.hec1 Isl, lasl + M.'<'. 961\-4965 1 31)r. 2ba $750 644·24 16
with every thinl! you or 557 5159
need. Rermde led & de -
1br. 2• zlla $750
~br 21.>a S"l:'lll $825
corated 3 Br, den 2 bath. 3 BR 2 Ba. ram rm. s tove, I
Monthly Bill Grundy , patio. ent>I bal'k yard
RJlr. 675-6161 C.:htldrcn & pet OK $6:!5
·I+ H. 2' >b..1 S900
•IMYISTottS•
Rental wUL'l for less than
10 x gross. Low or no
negative cash now Low
down . Limited
partnership avail also .
Call John Apgar at
f>40.5357 or 641HY783, Agl.
llGCAMYON
Lo Yeh· 2Br Mc Lain
Townhome. formal din·
ing rm. te5() mo. Conlul1
Suzanne Rudd 675·3445
2 br, gar , oc:ean view from
sundeck. S42S & S475
( 213 l430-43Z7
801 J o.ann St Corner
Wils on 1 Pla r ent1a
953-1667. M<tq:uerlle --------
~llACH CdMTRIPLEX 3 Br. I Ba S450. 22S A East
Ab9olutefy prime loca· ...._ ,.._.. 3206 231'd. No pelb or children
•CONDO Jl{'lilagc l'ark,
3br. 11i111>a. 2 st~. pat111
S600 mo. 1-714-985·9379
aner5pm
lion on Marguerite St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _c_a_ll_64_5_·7'253_ ·
Oceanside oC hwy 20%
down · a ssume loan
+2nd TD. Qullf(ied prin· .--S clpals only . Smith · Wl"'_.,.....,AL
Meyer. Bkr 548-7813 PM I Two bdrm home. lovely
patio and garage 9800
.,....._ • hacll So Bayfront 3 Br lower
l I t-ZP/o DoWIC w /garage S\000/mo
Cor excellent cash now So. Bayfronl 4 Br upper
situation. Fixed up, rent· w/garage$1200/mo
ed, and ready to go. For No. Bayrront 4 Br upper,
excellent flnancin1 de carport. PoM dock priv. taill, call Jerry Jones. lllO/mo
631·13116
RVM~
REALTORS
COSTAMISA
8l.1N11'Sall2Br. l '-"8a,
twnhae style w /b r ick
fri>lcs, encloeed 1ar,es.
huae 1t1ooo sq n ot.
Grou ncome over •.ooo per yr. Seller will
help nnuce • can tlOM qtdcldy. Priced under
IOX'1 at -··· Thia ts a .....nor bu)· II pnper· tylllD .. «md. It .......
MMltl IJMl21 ............ , .... "' ....
C111M2·5171
YI.All Y UMT ALS
Little Island. La I Br apt. uni \111\ $550 lse. Two bdrm apl gar. deck, untum.,.
Beautifully remod 3
bdrm hom e , unfur n ,
SUOO/mo, Incl utll.
So Bayfront 8 br lower,
a ar, furn or unrurn
SUDO/mo.
Sou&b Baytnint 4 Br up· s-. tar St.500/rro, tum eruaf\lm.
No. S.yfront 4 Br upper
W /Urport. ,1200 yrly
wttlc C dock priv. '-~ .........
671-1111
•2br. Iba. en~ l. front
yard. adults. no pets.
gar. use of pool "475
646-3525
•WOODBRIDGE <.:ONDI >
3br, l' ~ba. pool ten ms
End Unit ~ 640 0547
2 Bdrm. frpk. encl. patio. EL E G ANT L a le es
"425/mo l40 (;abrillo. townhomc, 2bdrm . air.
64f>.bi2S or at,'\ 640-9900 frplc. r ec farrll ties.
Ask for Faye. adults. no pets. avail Oct.
MISA VIUI_____ 18. S625/mo 55 1·41lS4
Sharp pool home. frpl, 3 eves
br, 2 ba, lge yrd. Grdnr Univ. Parlt. Townhouse.
& pool serv. lnr l'd. Nr Beau\ spac 3 Br. 2 ba,
everytt11Jla. Chlld OK. no frml dining rm. New
pet.a. Avl. 12·1. l800 mo. plush rust cpt.s, 2 \:ar gar S48-68ll7 eves• wknd.s. w 1 o pnr~ 2200 s /f .
New oceanvlew 3 Br. 2i,-, $850/mo. Call Ron Say.
Ba. Condo w ith ever· 979-5370oreves548-1801
.Ythina. MS mu. Agent Exec. twnhome . Wood·
lMB-445&. 962-04Q6. l\sk Cor bridge. 3 br. 3 ba. family Jinny.
----------1 rm. llv. rm w/fri>lc. den,
4 Br. 2 Ba. Home. 782 dbl l(ar. w /opener, a i r .
Hudaon . Near So. C. cuatom ydw/apa. Dec. 1.
Piasa. Child OK '695 lllOO. Alt. 6, M2·7129.
rno. l>llcount M?·llll. 3hr. 21>1. nicely lndscpd
Sparlllln1 ab(trm, 2b11 , oornmty pool. park. Ca·
hulefamrmwithfrplc.tt ble, Truh pick -up,
pool table. No pets , water. Drive 8y4131 Old
'750/mo wkb prdener. MIU St. to teel Or Call
17HlllorMMlm. after.tpmT»Mlt •
T
Newport Shores Canal
F'ront 4hdrm. 3ba. ncwl)
de<!onted, µool. tennis. 2
blOl'ks t11 oc·ea n 962 6683
Nl'T HTS. :!br. lg yrd .
µart furn, S600/rm ulil
mcl. f\42.:J236eves
J Br 2 Ba 2 C'Dr gar.
fo'am1I.' rm. frplC'. JUSt
C'Om µletely rcnc>vate d,
new carpel , drapes. tile,
On quiet c ul·de s ac
Garde ning paid
PCH/Brookhurst 1,.7 blk
from beach. Call Dehbie
731·5844
Newport Heights 3 Br. 21 !l
ba. Cam rm. (rpk. near
s chools, shopping. •5.
. \gt. 673·9060.
Bluffs Cotldo in new c·ond
3Br. 38a Pvt. spa incl
t975/mo. 64-4-2300.
3 Br. 21; Ba. Npl Terrace
Condo. Front unit with
view. Adults. no pets
9650/mo. 642-8833. ----
Very nice 2 BR l Ba Fplr .
bar, lge patio. 9800 yrly
675-3504, 675-2.897
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Cute 2 br. 2 ba cottage
w/l11e fenced yd & gar,
new crpt • paint. avail.
Nov. 1, '875/mo. Coll
548·TI4Sl&G·8868.
Newly l\eew. •bdrm con·
do wit h refrll(.
wuher/dryer. Avail Im ·
med. 050. No pets .
lm-1357.
3 Br 2 a.. doN to ba•ch,
S7SO. J•coba Realty.
m.-n>
Calida naMIS
Unfw wti"-d 1425 ..•.•..................
Lux cunllo. 2bdrm. 2' 2ba .
2 car g .. r. frplc dish
was her. C'rpl :. drps
pool. Jar "-lfl 8!1tcli o r
t>H 1545
Ir\ m e l br. 1 l>a . a 1
re rrii;:. pool. l t•nn1s.
S475 mo 968 2839 eves.
759· 7l22 rla,\l>
ToW111Mi•• U..fwwtilhed 3525
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IRVINE/NORTHWOOO
THILAHS
<.:umer loft. !bdrm. up
graded. pool, jac. sauna .
tennis. S.500 mo. Ca ll!
544-1434. -------
Apalnwllh Fwwilhed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ ..... ~!~~'
(,luiet l br, winter or year
ly. 22S Ruby. Diamond
R.E.,645 7573. ---------.....PaniuaN 3707 •••••••••••••••••••••••
REQUIRED
. . . .
Social Ac11v1ttes 01·
rect•" • F1ee Sunoay
Brunch• BBO s •Par
t•es • Ph.1s much more
GREAT RECREATION:
Te,,n1s •Free Lessons
1pro & p10 sriop) • 2
Healtn Clubs• Sauna •
Hydromassage •SWlm·
ming • 011v1ng Range
BEAUTIFUL APART·
ME~TS: Singles 1 &
2 Bed1ooms • Fur
n1~hed & Unlurmshed
• Aault lmng •No Pets
• Models Opon da11v
9 10 6
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
Newport Beach/No.
880 lnrine
uv '""" (714) ~))~
·Newport Beach/So.
1700 16th SI
Sµarkhng clean 2 Br $425.
Fenced yard. ut1Ls paid .
Refng Small child OK
'\;O pets 1960 Wallace.
S48 9560 or 548 24c.!
Lux 2bdrm. 21 'lba. 2 car
~ar frplc. dishwasher.
crpts. drps, paol. Jae
64S·8986or641 1545
E SIDI': 2Br. IBa t-
garage. lndry rm. sluVt!
& refng, 5"25' mo 241
t'.<>1>la Mesa St Unit <:.
~3148 ----- ---
Spacious twnhse. 2bdr m .
11,ba. pool. c arport.
private patio. lrg play
y rd ror c hildre n .
S4251mo Call 1213 )
~-763.1.
Eastside 2 br. f'>\1 unit,
1:11cl. garage, putio No
pets $425 642 :l 197 ,
356-0846 Agent ----
SP1\ClOUS & SUNNY l
Br, EnC'lsd garage. patio,
D/W. Adll<i. no pets. $3.'iO
mo. ~-9084 or 540-5446. ID<1•e1 ill 16thl
(714) 842·5113 BAY FRONTAGE . LUXUl.YUVt~
Beach. Pier, 2 Br. S625. I ~I ---------1 rn quiet Adult Compl~:
Br $525. S4SO. Adlls. -----Spacious 1 BDRM APT
Wnlr 303 E . Edgewater OCE1\NfRONT Deluxe 3 Dis hwasher. fireplac1.\, ~-------Br 2 Ba. 2 rar garage P't paltos, pool ai spL'
,\\•all now till June 15th NO PETS. CBS m>. Balboa lnn. Oceanfront
Winter rates. SflO up wk.
f'or Info call 675-8740
Ocean front luxurious 3
Br. 2 Ba. 2 Garages .
Winter. llOO &4CM7~.
.,... blk lo beach, newly re·
dee, yrly. lmmed, dlx
w/frplc. 2 br. 2 ha, ssao. 3
br, 2 ba. $700. 675-8881 aft s.
2 bdrm, J ba, WINTER
RENTAL, heated f)OOI ,
steps to ba)". beat"h,
ferry, $425. Call eves
675-1871 ; daya 673-1900
Step1 lo bay . 2 Br
bayvlew. deck 6 1ar.
MOO. Jacobi Realty.
f7s-e&'70
Want Ad Result11 642·~
S675 mo N o pets MESAPINES
613.Q>40. 2J650 KARLA AVE.
OCEANFRONT
W i nter 48r. 2Ra .
rireplace 673-7873. -----
2 Br. 1 ba. s.\50 mo/yrly
UUI tncl.
675-5710
Af! ·-· .....,.. h••d
~······················ ............ 1106
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Deluxe Ba)'fronl 3bdrm.
2ba, refria. fri>lr . adulll,
no peta, MO/mo yrly .
646-721J, .... 5131.
AGATIAYI.
3 Br, 3 1>9, fri>lc:. open be•ma. No peta. ~mo.
~.87Mt70.
SPMC ~9-2441 •
2 Br Crpt.s, drps, bit-ins,
gar. Adlts, no pets. $406.1
mo 1110 Victor ia St'~
~·lJf>i Al\SPM. .,.
Quie t, intimate 2·slor)''
townhouse a pl/condo.'
2br. 2Yiba, accessible to,
every rreeway rrom,
Harbor area . Greenbelt
for only t<& units. 2-ri(r\
garuge w /remote •••
other niceties, ~TS roil
yr 'a leue. 562-3400. -:-
2 hd ttouae. ._.5012 btt.._
duplH 9'70. 333 E, 2\,
C.M. 845-llOI. .rl
11\ad what ~ W'ar\l ld·
Dally Pilat Clauifiedl.
.. . . . ... . . . .
l)M.YPtL.OT ...... s... 4JOO Office ..... 4400 w..y teL.o. 5025 I . •...•..•.............. , •••••••••••••••••••••••
At: es ·-~ ................. ....... ······~~············· ..•..•••........•...... ················•····· Movln&T Avoid depoelta 6
(Ut llvlni aapen1e11 1
PrufHllonall)' lilnce
Lt'f1
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I Br. Wt ,.,. l \~ Ra A4.0U [)uplH i 1Jr t Ba End d I' l' n l h D U• t' l 8 r
l'llta drpa, blt.na, foed yd , car•tc C. 'be Lo flTwy .. t1rsa1 lit-. New lleror
'*iaWl'pd 1131-4\JO bf'aC'h Wiii arn1p1 Nr lll"H.n 1.Alah rn )rl1.
~TIS
131-41)4
att. r Srinta Aaa D10 rhllctr.n Ml:M) mo 1.arry l\n itutt Sw bldll No
tl7 OV1ctoc1a s.TfO s:n Qlll Pl'tAo f'All rtt t•<' pool.
The RoonaMale Vou'rv
~"'II P'or la Look&nl
•'or Vou' l50 tM lw I"">
~· w1lh hunr lo •harl' m f()f' \hoM! look mg New J Br l Ra t..unitry
9look •P, 1ar &I•, I ront
1ard +~ Adl&.lta, nu ,.. M.'IO w.,.
l UR ADt)LT APT
New crpt 6 drp, beam
~illn11J, ''°''\' b•r. n11 P~tl"• U r.i 6'13 lllJOS. -305$
lbr. ept. drptt1, no
ttllldtel'I -pet&. 1.1 •'W
.WV• ~ml) 64$..lltQ
2 Bdrm, ne_. t·ar\)t°lS 6
pelnt, tf'para1e p11\lu 6 aar-... c:luie to ahopp1n.:
llnd park Nu ~ CbUd
Olt "25. C.11 s..&SllO. Nii for Luldll
l Br wJcarpon, 724 Ju1w:.
Sl. s:uo. M6-87'2:1 or a&t
640-9900. Ask for 1-~a) e
mle81i8"8
AIAaTMINTS
Oeaullflll gar~n apts
Pool fr spa. Adults, no
pets
Bach. $330
1 Br. 1385
161 E. 18th, 642·~
2 Br. 1 Ba. 1435
2 Br. 2 Ra. MS5·S4M aw. Wilson.631·5513
38r, 2Ba upper 4 plex,
UMO D. V~eocia, no pets.
MIO mo. ~ 1983
°"luui 3br 2ha rrvlt'
.,,. «"n•·bd 1ar hue* Up!> No JW"\.t ., .., lt.M \
Nrar n•• IC1ra ttlx townl\.4.
.-pt lri Jbr. a. frplr
bl\11). W l) hkup .
k hahu. '1Hthtc1 ell 111u Obi a\\d\ iMr
lllU)l \lraA l ~l S
,W.\ ....
WAUl TO llACH
l lk Stu~e 6 RefMll\'
SJU mo s;u 208
~m•
lU'tand r..-w I It 2 Bdrm
P1et'\J(l1nh• <'nndut. Pool.
'".. 1enn1" aurajl\!lt ~)'um S4.)() It.> ~7!1 213
' 720:!
IU m U $0 mo Altl
7fl0 8617
) rtctnn 2 Ba Vl'arl) ~ I
mo 842 13 :11 1111 p .
8'2~.,.,..,.
Nf:W ('p\.t dri» 31\1 11\1t
frplc &llr 2 blkll bell N<t
pets $1l7S m•> ~ r I)
M.'1 11182
Nlct> 28r d111>l.l'x, Ul*llllNo
•)'pl<'. 111&r , 1&dullli. f\(I I
pcob Oo ('lullhowkl Ur
nr l.1tlo lllf 11h<ip111n11
a roommah.•~an·h IAllY
7H-t47'
l.f'A!il' i-r~1l rdrrrnn o ltlb\ a. largell\ aiency
av•1I No I.Ill $.50ll mu ~rvlnll So Californ1a
41M 63113 Phot0& vid Refer .. •1l·ea
\ ery nh •' 2br. I 1111 frpl1 . Crt.'dtls i\&;.N1 CBS
barb que, 111~ patio t:oi.roo LA Tin'IL ·1·
$300 yrl) 67~ 350~ 641 UIWSll\l'e I 67~21l17 I lrvu'"'· Near Airport I & 2 hr J~b '32.~ It $.Jil~ mo No pt'l!t. no waurfrootsw-f Furn uv Will '>hllr m~ plush tn
children 792 1 Stark llonal 3 Br 2 Ba Spa1· level H li home. frplc.,
9d2 8L~ 1450 sq n 1-:i1t!c or Pror I micro, 12&1mu 1r1cl all
'Ir...&....... Home nr oH Mature R1la, 536-8000 -1144 , dut .. ...,. M Tn 1let ••••••••••••••••••••••• a "" _., r "'l I Xtn1 lr i,J home lo shr
t'oodoti tor rent in "The 7lt1~~7~ , wistudents Z Ur avail.
Lakes " l Ir 2 Rr Pool, Beaut :!br. Np\ Hls UPt!ll I ~~ OCC. ~b K.Hrcll
Jae. tcnni:s 731 ·4763. beam, frplc, etc $490 67J.46!17 aft 6 ~7·0211 ___ ----Adul~no~t~ ~ 7'!:.'5 ! Male wanted to share 3
Wdbrg 2 Br 1. Ba condo nr Weslcliff Villa. lrg 2 ijr 2 • lidrni. 2' 2 b<lth .:ondo In l~ke Ava~I. 11/1 -n Ba. pallOti, walk 10 all Newp,o rl ~1th po?I.
F1rwood $525, 559-t\735, '685/ mo Ag\ i;75-S930 Jacuzzi, lenrus. ell' ~a ll
840-6.W'l C1l'213/333·7715 -----r--after 5::.> pm or unytame
2 br, 11/• ba, beautiful w~kends.642·7294.
lbr. Iba.~· Orangetree view, $525, 315 East !Jay,
condo. tennis. pools, a /c. NB. Y62·6154
$450. 673-6785 ---------Wnl1t ... hr Jlfl
Male roommate over 25 to
shr lg home in CM. S265
+I 1 Ulil . 549-3516
•••••••••••••••••••••••
DANA PT2Tullwom
C..t 6 Comml "'pnce
P\-om sau mo 971· l 120
M~nl °' otf1ce 11uit4' for
leue Downtown Laauna
Beac h flU i.Q fl
1823/mo Ample pvl
p1r1t1na owne r
tW1 2351
CdM Ut!IWtl' Su1lc:1, 1500 I
!!fl ft. A<: 11mpl 1>kll, UUI
pd 2b55 ~. t'i;t llwy,1'
67~8900
Pt1me comer lltl'. Up to II
4,500 sq n F\All serv1~l'.
modern. glass hldg.
646 600.'3
/NEED ~.~.~ ..... ~?~ ~-~~~ ..... ~!~ V I Los t . blac k & white Accounting Clerk, Frr.
medium i.1zed miiced Exp necessary an ar·
b r e e d d 0 1 c o\lnts tecelvable.
Ntwport/Costia M~u pa.yables 6 payroll.
area. Answers to "Oan· ~vale club. caJJ Mon·
• Cl91TMO
NOILIM
ZM&W1-.._.
97M531/l,S.l 145
Arranged by
Co.et..,_L._.
A Mortgage Broker
ny". 615 51'4 • Ftt, 644-8IOOext 13.
1~ G;rma'\s;phe;d '& Acl'OW\ling Clerk. Matu.re
Da«h5hund 'mix. male, Lady for payroll • ex·
black wllh brown paws. pen.se repe>rt Hank re·
while flea <·ollar concllli.tlons, quarterly
675 5439 taxes. MWlt be able tu
----work independently
Fowld: M l>obe, black & Co st a Me:. a area
\an. v1c Redhill &i 549.2237
lia ke r 540 fiJ99
•-~ ... ----Mol'tJPJ e. Trwt Dffdi 5035 PLUSH /PVT.
FOUND SMALL WHITE
DOG W /Green leather
t'Ollar, vie of Costa Mesa
St 548.4050 **** for R.E. or mvest ad
viser 1n db bldg. nr 0 .C
Airport. Servs avail.
t7N5ll
San Clemente· Individual
balh & aar cond. $200.1225
mo. 673-302'2. 492·4121. ---------
PlAli
IXICUTlVI SUITES
"There is a diCference "
714/752-0234
2(g? Michelson Ur 112132
2021 Business Cntr ti2l3 I -------
Sublet choice Newport I
Beach luca11or1 Dt-s11o1n
Plata. s.515/mo 64 t ~I
Executive IJfl1 c(' &
Recepllon area m new
Business Center at 0 . c
Airport So m e
Warehouse space if re
quired. 1-'umis hed t·•im -
ple\e with 1>honc:s •>r un
f um S350 l1'10 . 55 7 l31 t .
•••••••••••••••••••••••
S......Mh).Co.
AJI types of real eslale
investrnenu stnl·e 19'19.
S,.cWllMgift
2*1TD1
64~2 I 7 I 54'-0611
C•forT.D.•s
Amen can Mtg 953-4141 --
LOST : Mitl e Silver
Cockapoo (Looks like
Poodle) "Shag" 9 yrs old
REWARD lr v1ne 1
551-2300 after 4 · 30
FOUND St. Bernard
:'wt a I e 10 • l 2 Be a ch &
i\tlant u !i62·507l after
lpm
2nd T.D. for sale. 3 yrs, ----
15''}, 1nl unly, $24.300 FOUND· Girls bike , 3
yields <!O'h.. 9fill.1957 Bkr '>pd., 8lh & Bay St. NB
CASH FOtt T.D'1
•FAST ACTION•
Cambna Mtge 95:i 3454
WILLIUY
~lrd-41h TD's
Or fund new TU's For
immediate quote. call
W l .C. <1l4)752-8261
Evs, 673 9317
5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRE LAW student needs
125.000 Will do anything
Le gal. Confidential
OVM P.O Box 3242.
N.B. 92fi63.
M~SAGE
lie pampered w1\h a
per s ona l relaxing
~nh/ massage by 12 or the pre-
, ~ lliest girls in Southern
At'C'OWlting
F /C lo a lifcttptr
T1V2,•
l.aguna Hills mal\ufat
tur1ng co. seeks 1n
div1dual with 5 yrs. re
cent expe r ience on
manual systems. Will be
responsible for A/P.
AIR. P /R. PQSllng G IL
thru FtS. bank recon·
c1liat1on & quarterly tax-
es. Wall s upervise 2. Ex·
cell. benefils including
medical, dental. & bonus
program. (72821
Call for Appointment
17141547-7631
Accountants
Unlimited
ft~Servius
~~?~ ..... ~!!!
AWMTGa ...
'Ille ~ Corpora· •
tiM bu an immediate , •
opening for an in~ent.ory ,
a iad l\or to perform
physical inventories of
7-ELEVEN STORES.
Ability lo work with
figures quickly fr ac·.
curatdy. X1nt company benefits. Apply 1n
person. or call. 1740 W.
LaVeta, Oran1e. CA
978·013'7.
AUTO liOOKKEEPER
For new dealenihip. A IR
& billing clerk. Prior ex-
perience necessary. Con·
\a ct G reg Hughes.
~0330.
AUTOMOTIVE (;W IOODW! .?
Unusually pleasant
working conditions in
J ohn Wayne Airport
complex. Experienced
GM bookkeeper only. Op·
portunily for advance·
menl See Office Mgr.
HOWAIDChe¥1"0let ·
Dove fl Quail Sls.
NEWPORT BEACH
Auto Route
ADULTS
Earn $300. $450. or more
e11ch month. Join The
Reg11ner Delivery Team.
:IAM·S:30AM. Ro utes
available in Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach, Santa
Ana Call 556-5426,
2AM·l0AM.
Baby sitter Needed for
Syr old Girl in NcwPort.
Bal boa Arca. Arter
School Hours :J.7. 675·3045
Evening~ & Weekends. -· -Beaut. Triplex nr. S.C.
Plaia. Wiil Consider
Pets Ir Children. $47&.
213.542.3513, 213-372-1238.
EXECUTIVE CONDO: •••••••••••••••••••••••
3br. all Irvine Village 1325, 2 br, otf Bolsa. No
amenities 1625. SSl-2042 pets. 891 81~. 963-2532,
~T~d California Jacuzzi. I
No" leasing. Best loci. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 1 sauna etc. Open lOam "hare 3br Hse in C M. t1on m Palm Spn'n11s 1 4am. 7 days a week Vis· B A 8 Y S I TT F. R I ~ " Ala....ce•nh 5100 I /M C AU · H Ith P"'ts o.k Call wkdy eves blO<'k west of ai""'-. a · antis ea H 0 US E K E E P E R
1()55 N. Mam. Ste 1016
Santa Ana. Ca
EXECUTIVE SUITE. _~ __ 77 _____ _
~ .,_,.' •••••••••••••••••••••••j S 2112 .. _ bo Bl d 646-9819 SUNDIAL pa, ruor r v · * * * * Needed for 1 child, nex __ _ __ Costa Mesa 645-3433 Br hrs. own trans :Hunl.
WOODBRIDGE. Share AIRPOITPl.Ali NOW YOU Ing thi!> ;.d for your Harbor . Ref's Req. Westside studio. 1 person.
SUD Includes util. Avail.
Novl.~.
Woodbridge 3bdrm. all Af* lw• ,_.,abed
Irv ine Village am oru.twllll•d ltoO
rnenilles. ts:iO. 551 ·2042. •••• •••••••••• •••• ••••.
new 2 br. 2 ba home SMOKE TREE SJ°'!C•al gift ___ ---1--------_iw.._3945 __ • 87 __ 3-_9060 ___ _
Pools. boats, jacuui & REALTY Profe:.s1onlil Therapeutic ACCTG BKPNG
trails. S275/mo + ulil. 17141323 l'i:ll Can massage. lJc'd. NB Appt I TEMPORARY Babysitter needed. 2 Rites ~ Avail ~. l, 2 BR 1 Ba.
apt in 4-plex. Drps.
81loVe. cpta. $350. No pets
"'1·3'1lli
~ ... Jl41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dave857·l330.or644·0620 -----only. Steve 548·2811 o~g··t-today to work pr wk +occasional eves. -......, I ~ ""50 I "'"' ... ..... Monte Vista Ave. area. Roommate to shr 3Br s ..t.. .... Sell -------on various accounting & 546-9967aftS:30PM.
SDS. 1 BR. encl ear. child
OK. no pees. Upstairs.
541 ·S331; eys, 646-2325
lbr. nr. Victoria Bch
S500/mo. in cl. util .
642-1ZT2.
Condo.SZSOmo + •:;util ••••••••••••••••••••••• LITIU~ES bookkeeping asslgn-
631-0612 aft &PM For store fr octice space al ESCORTS men ts. Work close lo Babysitter needed, 4 dys -----1 reasonablerales More .\o ur home. F igure wk. 7-3PM. my home or 500. 2700 c-EA all major credJt cards Ft>m over 25 to sbr 34lh St O -. rr. ---i1ee1~ed---+-'-"~~o~Se~nitooil'---A/li~Mtftf:~~~~~~==-1 iiilimW:..:..:...hi;rt,.,:.=;ffii~~;rnf.~t-,..ph\-J>t.-N~f-Sl26 ME5ft-V"'1E"1ftit-Dfttl'!:.;D,, __ +-l---------H 5.'D-4723 tants needed throughout
2 Br. 2 Ba. Sundeck 142S.
·Avail approx Nov. 1st.
s.48·1875 days, 760-1418
mr•util.675-1706 PLAZA 14 lth Dally Pilol Onnge<:owit~ 1525MesaVerdeE,C M. Pf::\:\\' PIS('Jtt:R
BANKING TaLBS
eves fr wknds. ·
...... ·~· lrl 2 •toey . .cl pr, 11 .. DeJ Mar
atta. MIS/inD. 751·~ fr
Vic-
545-4123 \US ~till 0111,\ "\:!.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
UI001q. ft. 2 Front olfices.
2 Baths. Large rear shop
area Is door. S495 roo
1775 Whittier Ave. C.M.
54G-93S2 Days. 646-0681
Eves.
:1 II Ill'' Co r :! 11.1\ ..
1•n l,\ 'II ·a d,,, :141'. 11
11nt-
/\11\·,•rt1 H· on1· 11 1
rn11r1• 11r•rn\ \'1Jl11l'<I
ti I' I 11 ~I \II! E a l'11
.11l<l 1t1unal 11th' 1i.
11111\ Iii!(.• for 1111· l \\t1
l.IH~-. ~•Il l'\, nu
1• o IT\ Inc r ,. 1 a I a d l>
~1t++v-~tJ-€-tr.JT~l""'
\'our Pcnnv P1nd11:r
1\d vr U S£' '11ur
Ba n k Americard
\' 1s a o r :\lastc•rcard
F'or more 1nrorm1111on
and to plare your ;id t•i.11
* FDXYWY * OUTCALL ONLY
* 912-1131 *
MASSAGE SlO W I AD
MYSTIC MASSAGE
S56-4fi,56Santa Ana
,...,. D9IC.-..
• 972-IJ45 *· MC & V1SA Accepted
COVER GIRL * C>Un:AU•
teavemessage. Versai lles penthouse
_N_EW_B_R_E_ED_A_PTS ___ , studio coodo. achalta only.
LAGUNA 8CH (Nr
lona Behl $45/ mo.
642-1ZT2 FOR LEASE 642-5678 I ~c.,;;·· 4400 n~ .i>e~s_.1 !'!!..,Jti~!!:~~l~ Room with kitche.I).. PDll-..1.BdmlflJ..o(L $395. com mun ty Wit PoO • Near-t>US-•. shopping
Frplc, rec room, pool, spa, um. s aunas Ir cents. Adults only. Eves
Jacu11l. enclosed clubhouse. Min Crom &-t:30orwknds.962·7520 ,.,..,.. G• 6 water pct
................... w •
WESTCUFF BLDG
KOrLlg~~tNDOs. ~~ REWA-RD rc;;~ t •ESCORTS•
6200 sq fl w/2.00& ofc rormataon roncemaog ar I 972-9599 24HIS.
Nf WPOHT n• AlH
Adults, no pets. 393 beach. li'JQ. Agt 7•5600• Lrg room. pvt bath,
Hamilton. C. II. 64.5-4611. 770-21!3. linens, no pets. S200 /mo,
• 4 ' ' •• • • ......
space, nr OC Airport. rest of young white , suo. 220. 3 phase eJec. female in parking lot of
Asking SU sq ft .• gross 3 1 Mcrvyns on Adams 1n
yrs. CaU Hugh al 54G-7923 Hunt ingl o n Be a <'11
•• SPRJTIJAL READINGS
toam-lOprn. F\Jlly Lic'd.
492·7296 or 492-9034. 1815
S. Camino Real. San .
Clem .
3 BDRM l~ Bath ,
fireplace, new carpels
and drapes. fi'"esh paint.
double garage. Patio,
lundeck, DO pet.I. Refs.
$500 mo. Realtor.
59.7721 _, ... 1126 .......................
lbt, 2ba, prlv. yard ,
1ua1•. fJ?lc. dlabw ..
""ber, w/d, bike to bch, NOG-mo .. $300 sec. .....
DUPLEX: Xtn lee 3Br
Iba..,..,., Pllllh cpta • dl'lla· PeDNd yard, some
Gal w , cklae to bch •
...... -.Ph485-l'1111, -.zzn
.-&. Nice 2 Bt. Near
Dua Hal1xlr. B-25091 La
er.ta. Owner. 494 ....
...... .-...... 1140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Vl'll'lJaill•l Br. security. lit fl last. Laa Bch.
close lo everytbln&. _a. __ 5.WJ __ . ------
li'JO /mo Steve. 967·1.900 1 Bdr + Bath. Pool
Mon-Fri.
1
10·30PM . Monday
8/25 /80. Call 213·432·4406
FOR LEASE i ~-~·~---~-~~ HIAllllACH Jacuui, C.D.11. S100 + r .~II Mr How ard
f 4~ bHJ1 Lie 3 br, 2 be 1q>per •pt. 1 _Sec_De_p_._640-_1234_· ___ ,
No pela. '100 mo. Al\. LOW RENT! In Ex· ----------a 8'15-11'10 1617 Westcllff. N.B. Want change for care for 13 yr. financial Inst. 7000s.f. Laree a Br upper Duplex. old dau&bter durina 1st. noor. AceotS41·5032.
2 Ba. Patio deck. new mom'soc:cuMlnaJtravel.
crpta, drapes. No pet.a. Pref. female 35 +. KOLLC9fta
Walk to Wiiler • abopin1. 6'2..&163eves ~
KOU. -1.RVINE
lNDUST. CONDO
6,200 sq f\ w /2075 ofc
space. U0.220 3 phase
elec. Nr OC Airport. Ask·
inc 50' per sq ft. 3 yr
grou lease. Call Hugh
~7923Monlhru Fri. '100/yearly. Avail Nov l. Newport Beach. lli'a bib Eleaant HecutJve suites ~.:6275 eves, 173·9081 to beach. fem. '195. R•n· in prnti1e loc.tion. With 1300 Sq ft Costa Mesa 2&'
"-T• · d MS-67!18 c o m p I e te s u p po r t per sq fl. --'Y_. ___ • _____ services. ~s:MO
2 BR 2 Ba oondo. w~ V•llMa .... 4250 714/851-0681
burninl fpk, new pa.mt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•St.-.., 4550 drJis, cpc.s. Dbl pr .. lge MOUMTA*YllW ----------··•••••••••••••••••••••
patio. nr Hoa1 Hosp. VILLAS Stora1e Space. Newport AcDt.. no peb. 15'75. ·an Ideal loeaUon for Al· Beach. 2306 W. Ocean·
4Pll.631·7129 TllllSCl.UI lome,y. Ru.I F.al•le, or fmnt.673-4154.
NarPalmSprinp.1-2 fr Entrepreneur. Office •---w·__.__,. 4600 3 bedroom viUu avalla· now available . large ----
FOMAllS
AIE flEE
cal:
64~5671
•MASSAGE•
Weekend Special & 11' Evening's 4·10pm $15
per/ball hr. Hot Tub &
, Sauna. Steve's Hair Hap·
pening. ~11636
La•11&Gewh
ESCORTS
•972-1621
Call ror info or appt.
• Found or lost a pet? Call
us. We're Ole Pet Pala.
(714) 7S.2188.
TOMMY"S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORT
752.93&1
Lost or found a pel? Call
Animal Assistance TOUCHACl.ASS
Leaaue. 537 -2273, No fee. ISCotrTS Lido bayfront., 2 Br. den, 2
Be. frplc, sandy beach
Sl300/ mo. ydy.
8'15-0120
ble. Weekly. monthly paneled Rfteplion area ••••••·~··•••••••••••••
and annually. 7 lighted with storase and 3 W~ed m Coala Mesa or *'_.~........,....UI '-llL tennis COW"t.s. Cloae to pr l v a le 0 ff I c es 1 n lrvme area. 2 or 3 BR, ~19ftft--w
LOST: Small Green/ Blue 2AHRS 152·0817
Parrot. Vac. Lake Park
REW ARD 53M103 HR Rancho Mira1e 's beautifully maintained house preferre d . 3 &.-.-..&. MIO.II Lce2 br, 2 be condo. steps a_. t n-. Ai \ . Adults. Xlnt references. LOST o b --~ to beach. new dee, bit· .-aaran ...,.... en, rull service buildlnc. 873·5701 Eves . & • : o ermann, 0-..D•c'-J <714)328-4097. (Comer W•tcUlf Dr. 6 weekends black fr tan neutered Codd• ' Lovely lllJ adult. no pets, uu ar .-. aoo Ed·
iqer,b.l.MM119. im. paUoa. crpt, drpa --.. -C-.. -, 'FO--RN-lA-.. --Irvine, N-Beach). . ti! male, "Kelly ". Vi c . 11 /l , 9115. 913-9315 ~ ..,_...,. • M h Su ' n... 77• L6J I ..._.._$ 800sq, ft. WANTED: Garage for onarc mmat vd. 6 ...
u. .... poolll6de xtra l&e 2blka from bc.h. Huge Palm Sprinili call Meli311a 645-6101 light storage. CM IN 8 REWARD. 493·4288 or Exciting Entertaanmenl *·a.. Bllna, dahwhr. newly cptd. ~br, d i-. C t t J d 496-9610,661·3112. l~ mill8 beach. Adlts, • -area . on ac u Y by the King ol Comedy
00 petl. 015 m 0 . frplc, w/d hook-up, no Condominium Rentals ~~~~~~~~~ 615-9490, Mon lbru Fri, Lost: gray Poodle, fern. Magic. Party specialist.
.._ peta,990075.2·1474 8:30to5 Sand c ats l le •1 SJ9.2M4.S34·7312
. LwnaryCondom\olums. A"...._hct_..I RESPONSJBLE Mlddl·· Marguerite. CdM . d M II ( MUMl'l•TOMLAICIS Beaut. Lie3br, 2blb bch, Completely F\amlabed, Unique free standing, "'-Coupl poodl~ 4144-2'183 I Jo y or r e , rom SP·•-trV~-_,. .... S d tw, w/d hook·up. no Cl b.._..,_ well appointed medical ~-e .wbl-:']2bdrme . W.F.B. you left w1tho.ut nn-...nv ~ & iru: .. -..... -'"'" 7474 Country U """''Ulll ... 'd1., located in ""0 art of ,_,A 4Prnis _, CASCADING ,...-. -·-· Goll. Tennis Avail-H.B. , treatment·~ •. X· hous,.Minlmum 1 yr 1 t:oat: brown fr whale Spr· our ?date. Haw about dm· .rJ:l:'lo'#:a llJOO 4 Br. 2 Ba. Duplex., able at Special Rates Ray rm. bullneu office. leue Answer Ad 11353 1n1er Span, fem, no tags.. ner. Please call Mark.
NftSPACJOUS Oteanlnmt. Wood beam rorourCUenuonly. laraereceptionrm +pvt ea.Gooacbrs. ' 'Nubbins'. Buc h /' _544-_7529 ______ _
LAKmDE cellintl. carpeta, drapes, Weekly. Monthly and olflce area. Available. Adams. Alt.. 5, 980-8148; 3 ~·=== & all bullt·lna. En .. l,..ed
1
Weekend Rentals. Call t-'•u for appt to days (213)57S-9064 ADULTAPTS ".,. ~ hi 111~/ • ... •a..-ftreplaC. 1 • r a 1 e w \ t h see. · ,..•i:• ltlWAID. $200 ...................... .
• Prtu .. s ._ .. _, ..... -t·-Wahef/dryer. f\anl. or call: (714) 33Mlll RED CARPET I,__. 11-•s bl .. poodl ......... .
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............... MZ·llOI. COUNfRY CLUB IXICUl1YI SUITE jle." Miasinl aiqce 10/10. C:O.ta Mesa Chrittian Pre·
_..U.!nmbeacb 8ache6or, Partt Newport. 11\aU .. ~ceofflce.in lNVESTOllSWANTED CDll area. Reward. This School now enrolling. In· 141-11.. ocean •lew. $425. can M-51lCathedral NewportC.nter JobumaUpouplnbu)'· isaUCtJeliri'•dot;1he'a troductory olfef': 129.50
,. ... Av•. H.... ' turn. 11115-:9 "'--·-Dri ·-.u70 ln1 tontrol or under been ralMcl With him. Wkly. 1.ncl hot lunches. (alb W. al 8tKb 81) .......,..... ve --valued public co. • In· · Tb an k you . D a Y. • _&41-_5423 __ . -----
ltew caMD. 1 6 2 bdnn9 2 Br. 1 a.. •• to beach. ~ .-WP011 UACH IU&Una acqubltion pro. 645-0414, Nita '40-9514. DPOlrf • . • UUla pd. •· PToperty ,.,,__ •---R alt ia....., __ ., .. Dr gam.SleYe1l4/'4&-7374. Noq~lonuaked. ,....--• . ....._Multaonly,no lfouM.IGIUO,IA2·lOlq ~ • ._. e Y Call"'::._-Hlll"',...'.. .. ..;...,,. .... uw, •
..... poOI, Jae. teanil. ., 1 ... etc e.ar Cabin: -i -....-. ._._ ---MoMy .. a... 5025 FOUN1 D. 8cochket. buff. Next won.hop for belln·
2333 No. Broadway
:1200. Coldwell Banker
Bldg .. Santa Ana
1714tUS.4103
FREE PARKING
Administrative Assist
F a s t p a c e d
Newport Irvi ne invest
ment Cinn offers career
opportunity for in·
dividuaJ wtlh xlnt s kills
& sound prol experience
:Ylaturity & corporate
background helpfuJ. Xlnt
~a:lary kfnnge bent..f1ts.
Call Gail 752-0010. ....
S*5
The Daily Pilot has an
immedlate operung for a
sales person with
newspaper display ad
vertas ing experience
Good salary . com ·
missions Ir excellent fr.
inge benefits. Excellent
growth opportunities for
a person with career am·
bltiona. Call for appoint·
ment, 642-4321. ext. m
O..-.eo.t .,.., .....
330 W. Bay St. C.M.
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F IH
AlDE • COMPANION.
IDP'•ca.•• HOOFOPB.
Q.aK/TYfllST
HEW ACCHT C&.1
Banking
T&La
Permanent. full time sv.
day week, fr part lime.
Experience preferred,
but will consider cashier·
ing background. Type
40wpm .. Mint benefits It -
ad an c e m e nl. Cal I 97~3tll0 EOE ---------
Banking
*TWB*
Teller needed to work
fuJltime io our beautiful
HUMl'IM&TOM
llACH
branch. Experienced
S&L Teller preferred:
C&shler exper. may be
acceptable. Typing &
customer service skills
necessary. Excellent
company benefits • '· wortun1 conditions.
For interview. call J eff
Rollins, 846-3308 .
dependable female, to _ _.;;.._~--'---'---'-
assist middle aced d1S·
abled lady by driving lo
therapy cluses, shop .
ping " daily c hores .
7:4SAM-5:4SPM Mon·
fi'-1 . Or separate rm is
balb for live-in.~
Aides for active retire·
ment home. 3:31>-11.30 fl
11:00.7 :30. 393 Hoepilal
Rd., N.B.631·35M.
ASS•••!
SOLDall
We have an lmmed.
openin& for an as·
sembler/eold.erer with at
m.lnimwn ol 1 yr . exper.
Mu•l be exper'd. at
50lderln1 cln:ult boards
under • microscope. NASA certified hilhly
desfrable.
.......,. S,.dcllttea
IM> llonn>via, C.111 .
6'2-3'27 E.O.E .
111111
Ir you have at least' 6
months Teller eic· perience, why not phone
for an interview?
We have a few openings •
at our beautiful. new
headquarters bu.ildin1
plwt an openinc at our ,
Udolsleoffice.
Excellent startin1 •
salary. FREE career •P·
parel and an attractive
benefits packa1e includ·
inc a Dental plan, plus •
two weeks vacat.Jon after •
Smonthl .
Ir you are a weH
1roomed, care« minded lndlvtdua.I, please phone
for an interview.
PAT MAGILL
7 '4-7'°"'000
Equal Opp Ernplyr M /F
.ac.•tm. !Nr .._. Hoap. Llaht Ii ":t, _ _._TV 2 t '=" ~ ....,..TOM ....................... ma e . c nauier. nen It.arts 1~17'4!0. For ~a br 1 t. d\o ~ ... ._.... · rp"'-.. female. Poodle, &ray, detatla call Weit As· Blaut;y ··-a.,, ....... UUI pd ' ·--......A..-' ·~· a .. 14,714/NMlll llACH YOU_....... female. SmaU Shepherd aoclat•,to-813'. EOE M/F '1 Richard Ouellette Salon ---· _, ·--· sar. -· Ofllae •P9H avallabla ._._... ! I ·1:.fll.J'b ~or la-em Wuted2Cll'l8r.Oondo. »llOeq.ft.&lltea.Call WWllMA :i~"~e~':."!~·lem:!t MaW...., 7075 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j ~ ~':::~~t!.~~~:
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~ Jyr. old ft 34UI St
N.8 Lov I n It nut'
t'Jl.lN
rm J1 ~. t'(>Urh $10 r hr I l'llf"'f 2fr, ort 631 11<u7 I 111 \ ur<·t• , 111111 .,, ril in!( t'Xet'ut1v11 w/ ~dla
"-GiAar .-hm pel odor l'' ..-a 11 t• h,. ,. 1 u r fl r 111 m :. """'~r1c11ce will ncute
Cpt r.'*lr. l~ rni t'lpr , 1 7:-4 141fJ print ads. 11U1rkd1n.ii
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53& UlOI j ••••••••••••••••••••• •• I ~ , new!>lcuen.. llrorbures • • •• • • ••• • • • • • •• • •• •• •• .ind P R C1dl t>7S· t23t>
••••••••• .. •••••••••••• W,• l'ar\' CallM'( l'.le•nt'r:i l{;emcnt work Ill 1all liuuh .. J .1-;(.f Rll I \N Prwt•rl
er.tuvebavcronmula S.eam cleflll • upholi. j P.-tu11> i.iclt>10>ia.lh hllt'k 111(ht fr•·t• ···t11mill' on H.dy;:&t
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Glau Remodels. Spali urul ~nu; I Lil ··rn~..i m:1 0:~!1 1 llomto lmpr Vt'lllt'lll, :!!, vrs ~ llwle W Ph1lli1>i.. nH1 I ci.Jier Pen1·111g Ue11en . s ... 1.1 ""'' ih "" \\u h .. 1·reh· ll\llt>Ofll \ No JOh I l'.l1·itt11 lilO ••II.Ill Jllh~ Jubic 631 ~ W..en~~llt'lp ' n l.!.)l.17lf l>u1h t'lhl(llJ•..,lll1••l\ll l<A.I MJ\811 ~2 11)::! I l11l Jnh-. ull)l lffi l' I U,.,,lj
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WITNOUT ltKING YOtJt PlfSfNT ONE l-.11µ Lumt~r t•..,t1111Jtur 11 1 1 14. h igh percenliOe"OtexecuTtve-P<>s1t1ons are und1sc1oseo 0000ttun•ll~~ for mer contr .. ll'tor, t·all au mu\c l' can uµ L'1111
and ne"8f reach the advertised or listed stage We have heloeo many men lur rat~ ,111 rcsuhmt1.il & trcle rerno' al Uump
and women ol all ages find them across town or across lh€ country •'1J1linwr1·ial 'tukl' uH:. tru c k. q u 1 t· k s 1• r v
ROBIN 'S 110 S ~
<.,"LEANING SF.RVICf.
"'or a lhoroutchly 1•ll'nn hllit'S40-~1
Ot•pt•ndublto own trani..
homl!111111ftte:.. thtH 11re&
Mov1n1 ~ The SI arvin&
Collt'l e Sludt'nts have
1ro•n. Lie. T1Z4 ·436
Same aood ser v. a.J .8427
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IWl ll!f:iti Dave's Painting, i;er v1ng I areit !I yrs, mos t reas.
1 .. 11h w '"ll!Cr 10 l'll•u11 Insured. llr'd. Sll6-8425
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llo u<,c•·1toun l11g i •
what'' ('all SuliS'n Stuff
for ddalls 842·~.
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IL'>~ <:leunlni.: & 1Jus1ncs!>
hldgs Cull C.:urol after
" ~ l>ffi 646-6502
Very lhorough & 1•xl)4•r
flrchurd Sinnr. St. he,
ms Try me ll.16·5SSS, 24
hn.
Paanlanl( &. Papering
rrof. work. Free a t.
R.snbl. Stevto. 547·4281 . ..,...,, .......
962-4701
K I 11 I r t! f e r en 1· e ~ PAINTING 12 Yr:. Exp.
l.1~a 54tl·8l!GT; ht•forc: mN B &.Cd M areas I'm
IOAM Small, my prices are ' I "mall! 673 6477 Ron. M..rtun• lll1u:.t•ket!111:r
L 1\e 111 St'11eratt· Pamling inter/exter lo
11uarle 1 ~ 1-:x11·llt•nt rates, 11wihty work. 1m
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Laml., .. ap111g, 851 lll2'J
6:#~71411
WATEtU'RONT
PAINTING
l''1ne cuslom work, exp.
& µrof Very rsnbl L1c'd.
Call Mark 67:1 3369 Nothing really hae>e>ens unn1 you have an 1nterv1ew Tnat s wh&re we come• 1!.1:1 "11~.111 G4l-7tiJll
1n Learn how to reach the decision maker If you are seeking a change
or are unemployed send us your resume or belier still call lex s NO
-Masoftry 1 ffteiftc) J 2 Y n u n ~ M e n •••. •• •• ••••••••••••••• PaintincJ/SiqM
COSTI 1nteN1ew ••••••••••••••••••••••• W1rc,,ponsib1l1llc!> hav1• Bri('kwork. small Johs
• 1T IWO Truck Yurrl Ill N .. wport. 01sl11 M••i.:i &
Tn•t-mamt cqw11 Can Jrvme fi75 Jl7St!ve~
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New conatr11ctlon. re·
model. replpe Slab
leaks. elaetron1cally
located il re paired.
draina cleared. Top Hal.
&34>2000
Save on Plumblng, han·
d y man, drains. new
lines. You mus t b e
satisfied 646-3430
P.O.los ..... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pvt Post Box Service
rnE MA.IL ROOM. 24 hr
2fiOO ECst Hwy CdM·NB
640-o:MO« 644·448 l
Use Our Address
For Yoor Business
Sulteor Box Number
THE MAIL SUITE
rnn Main Street .. B"
Irvine 549-4733
looftlMJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Repair • Reroof. All
t y pes·s h1ngles ·roc k
shakes -compa.tar. Free
est 541 ·5930 Fin. Avail
BETI'ER BUILT ROOF
AU types, hol t'Omp. tile.
shake, lied bonded ans
Free est. Call 960-87711 -----T
Don't Get Soaked. Call
Doug A l..Jc'd C'ontractor
who doesn't cost more'
All types o f roofs.
DOUGLAS WAMPLER
ROO FING C O Li e
1139.39:!6JB, 833· l!HO
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PROBLEMS.Need to
talk? Free co1U1aelio1
AB C HELPLINE ~2222.
Tit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 'Tt.-c.. .....
Let ua uparade that
shower, tub, drain board
or entry way. Ceramic
tile Improves appear ai
value or any home or
comm bids at a reas
cost. Free est ai sua1e•·
llONI. ( 714 J 842-302i()
TrMSer.tce •••••••••••••••••••••••
TREED~IGN:
Ornament al prunin1 .
Sculpt11ring, topping,
thinning. removal, 1en'
clean.up. 646-1845.
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T11tor Tow•·S•• &
Iola'•
Math, Readin1, Science,
Music, Spanish , Study
Methods Pre·School-
College. Calif. Creden·· ·
tials. ~5176/548-9570 af ·
ternoons
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Fast accurate typing on
IBM Correct/Selectric,
other secretarial work.
business le tter s , re ·
s ume s , e t c . Karen . 5lANLEY. MRBER ti o any th 1 n ~ ~ (' u 11
5'\8 li920 Co11t•r1:U•, Un1•k & lll11ck.
Stnn~ & Stucl'll, tiles
E L ,.; C T R 0 S T A T I C
ATOMIZING Auto Parts,
()Hice Furn . Wrough t
l rnn Reaso nabl e
64&-8652. 8.ll 7537' 1 5 675-1230 .,,
llAULING Starn1>c1I I '11nl•rcl1· 1\ll "-ter /Repair Balboa Roofing Co. The
C .. -..-fH..U-1 1 :all David uftc.r 3pm ;it 1 .. 1 ..... s 111 1 '<in;·r .. tc Woirk ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooring Co ror the coast. llfTUll ....... UIOCIATU ..... fHICllClllC. ---r-.. '7 I , "" ~ ' Fr t G t e h.I -r.1.,. A '"lion People 1 I. a w 11 S c r \ 1 ,. c . , 545·1!'~6 ' ti75 o\2fi0 l.11· ti & llondcll 1 Stucco & Plaster Patch. ee es · e 00 w 1 c
1 ""' .. Landscape F'rcc Es t L ) . . I 110 Jllh wo sm. qu1~k & 1!'s hot. 67~67~3·
IH C..,.Rki St .. WM JJO, S-,,._hco. c• 94111 1415191'*14H t142·9'JCn AL .~w VNIJ llJ\ l:IN<, \.<Jlley Ma,1111r.v l'U!>h>m l'lean 645-4203, 645·4199 New & reeovers Repair
IOOMM.W .... ltl..WMHO.ClflrtM,CA'5014140112U.tlll 11 Truck r'rl'l!J:::.t l rµl1•s Brll'k hl1J<·k ---1111~"-9.WM111. s.cr--.. CA 91115 "161 '29·14'4 llt•as rat~. lawn sPrv1cc. I INSURED 548 :19fi4 '\ton•' (juahf\ work •Patch"-~* Specialists at stay busy ~~...,. 5 .,500 I d · kl -..... .., pn ces. Rel iable B&C
'
.-......_._ .................. __ • __ .,CA9J660171411 J an sca 111ng, ""rlll er l,11•C ... "'' '.lfl:l """c 1\JITv"'"S 538·71l3 ).;o-wa.M;..H.L:;"~C.9oOIOIJIJIJIJ.Jlt4 mstallat~on&rc;a1r Ask"·"'' .. 11nw•1t11nc 111 .,,.11· """" ,.,..., ,.,,... ----54fHXil2
wa.lowca.--. •••••••••••••••••••••••
"Let The Sunshine In"
Call Sunshine Window
Cleanin11. Ltd. 548-llM3
SeUwith~E !
NOT /4. PLACl:MENT AGEN"Y for M arvan 979 ~t<I l 'l.i:. 11 ,..,1·'"'11• 1 11 "t•l 1 'wll 1111•· 1t1·11i. •·I:! ;,i;111 Want Ad kesults 642-5678 Sell idle rlems 642·5678 ~~~~~~~~>'~~~~--~~~~-+----+-....... ~~~~~~~~~ .. ....,w.... 7100 ....,w...-7100 ~W-ed 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 ltwpW.ted 7100 IHeipW..ted 7100 HefpW..ted 7IOO HefpW..ted 7100
It's a BREEZE
Classified Ads MZ-5'18
7100 ••••••.•.•.•••...••.•...•••••••••••••....................................................... , •...•..••...•......•... '······················· .........................•.•...•...•.•.•.....•
Beauty Operators .
manicurists, pedicurists
to worit tn friendly salon
tin. felexible. Rent or
on.
... /JI.ACCT.
for rapidly expanding
lilaandal firm In Fuhlon
bland. Exper. 11 muat.
Dally input ai aeneral
&edi« desired.
7Sl515
CAS .. a
Full time Over 21. Com
pany benefits We tram.
Childcare m y Irvin e
home. 3 rms. old 8 s·JO
Ref's. 5.51· 1490.
C hild c ar e & lit e
housekeeping, 3 days a
week , gd p a y , t•all
641·9323.
Q,ERJCAL
Immediate opportuntl}
for a person with ac
counting expe rien~c .
Some cot1Slru1·llon ha<'k
ground helpful Mus t
type50wpm .
Cow1lt'I' hcl1>. ~ 1lu)~ a
week '¥1c.n lhru 1-'ri
').\!\ 4Rh7
COUPL1': W1\NT1'.L>
~una~e sma II hu.srnesi.
l'art time Will tram Call
for appt 846-327!1
CREDIT CLHK
Our company offers ad Immediate opening for
~/S~.d~:.10en1n. 1°udrc. We ~,Jp~yin1tws ;~dc:=e~~e~f~~~~i~t; ~x:;~:~~~;~~:~e~~~~
_,, _ _,_ -811 c · ai decor=• Items made Contact: Good clerical skills cs· Inc '*Pl-• typin1 • me .-1 -• _. -. s c n ti a I. X I n t cu aaablt.Precloua metal• "'..-...... -.. 'iii Npt. IRK: Citri=====------t----SHen-'l'.._,__--+--eenel""11 SM'i'Umo...-..E.or
N0-1113 lor interview Clerical 883-D3 ~~all P ersonnel: ...... ---------
... carpeater, capable STl!NOGRAPHER Fii WEST
op quality Interior CLERK Sa ... & Lo..
" ''tlDI Sam L. llone, .OO:~:ithur Blvd
Co . .._IM3. SIU· SI 037 Newport Beach, CA
IO,•·n t1a *' • .,,./ 1 You will perform general Equal Opportunity --~~.._JlP. ''-' _£..o ~! · ·'Offt<!'f" l!UtJeS'iiiMildlng ·--Employu.M.1F..t\l Jff 11.aretar Yachts, 1631 takina dictalloa. typing
Jl'laeomlla, Cll. and nuns. Closing date
IOO*IWl&#/1" for applications is Oct.
AP/AR/pa)'rOll. Part of 28, UllO. We offer an Im ·
work can be done al pressive package of full
home or eves. Write ad benefits. Apply at Room
._, Daily Pilot. Box 13l . .... -.
Bookkeeper, Ptr. 2days a
week in N.B. for new ex·
pancUoi Co. Exp tn sales
office, commiaalons "
aettln1 up records for
computer entry. 673-2900.
Geri.
10051 Yorktown Ave. IOOlll•• Huotmgton Beach. Rapidly expanding CPA CA. 9'21646 firm ill Irvine has pos.
for Bllpr. w/min. 3 yn . Eq&laloppl)'
exper. in a variety of employer m/f /h
...... fUDdiom. 752·5611 ~~~~~~~~ .... ,.,.,
P\ablic Accounting ex·
perience helpful. Ca II
be.tween 9am -11am .... 1156
llridl 1-)ter helper. full-
Uaw, m111t have good
trwportation 875-3175
CANl'9IA wa.•1 Part t1Jm, J.S'Mln/day. 1&.•lbr. Apply Newport
Mesa Unffled School a.t. P'ood Service. 1857
Ptaunlla Ave. C .M. -.ma.
CAlllP~I
Aaula~ al E.F. Hut·
ton ta currtnll)' In ·
tervtcwlDI qucllfled
..... ~lnthe
ftald tA ftnaDclal plan-
-. f\a11 01 part Ume. 111,-.si-part Ume. h11 time: unUmlled.
tlN'nl.
CAIWAIM..,. l'UI. ,art Ume
1160w•
ll&'l'RO CAR WA.SH
-llartla:r It. C.11.
CLERICAL
FAIWEST
b~'!Z:ur':.
Newport Beach, CA
F.qual ()pportwlity Emplo)'erll/F/V/H
a.tm
IBllfflE
dSISTlllS
Clerk /Pharmac y. e xp
preferred. co~me t1cs .
gifts• ci.rds. 64().. 2 373
Cleft/Stock
Frt.rme. 2 to llPM shift
F\111 benefits. Hi·Time
Liquor, 495 E 17th. CM. -----------
n .ERK TYPIST Respon
)Ob. Will train Must
work hall day on Sut
Type 6fl-75w p m Call
Steve. 830-9990.
COLI.EGE STUDENT
Garden work rn Corona
del Mar. Hours , Sal
8-4 . :.>. Tues 12 4 S4 00
per hr Refs req 760-8732 --------
Co::curcW Lo..
OHken
For our Woodbrirlgc
Branch. Banking exp
r e q X.l nl salar ~ •
benefits apply personnel
diredor.
HBITAGllAMC
721 N. Euclid, An.aheim
991·3880
E.(;).E.
Companion for woman.
Lite duties, Uve·in 2·3
days per wk. Call eves
blwn 7PM & 9PM
673-3023
COWAMOM/HSICPI
Dependable, c aring
female for elederly lady.
Attractive sep. qrtrs .
lmmed. 2 months aasl11n-
ment. Call eves. 494-7617
Ca:•••/IUtlst
Degreed A.sat. Controller.
B io·medlcal. mgmt.
skills.
$33,000
Cell lli f« appt.
U:i Reinden A1ency
4020 Bireh ~t 'N EOE
Newport!ISMt•/Free
COOKS
DATAIMRY cuu
Leading Oran•e County
electronics mfgr. hu an
1mmed . opening for a
data entry person w1lh
'USt! of Oe~wrHe r •
Beetuve Terminal. Some
Limited use rn keypunch
& verif)' on TAB 510
punch verifier Excellent
co. benefits l yr ex·
pen enre nee Please con
tart
MashrSpec~
1640 Monrovia , C.M
6"2·2-t27 E.O.E
Delivery Man. L.i\. Times
to homes in Nc>wporl
Beach. 6 d~ys per week.
J·JOAM lo 6:00AM 1450
per mo 548.4!)67
D&IVRY
PaSOM
I MM E DIATI-:
OPENING
The Daily Pilot needs a
d~li VCr) person for a
large motor route in
Laituna.. South La1tuna
Beach Rel1ab l ~
automobile 1s a mu~l
Hours M·t'3.00-s·oo PM,
Sat&Sun 6 J0to8.JOAM.
NO COLJ..ECTlNG Ex·
ceUenl eanungs for JUSl
a couple ol hours or your
day. For 04>larls c all
Fost e r O u e llet a t
6'2·"321 . o,_,.c ... t
DallyPMot
330 W. Bay St. C.M.
Equa l Op!J Employer
MtF
DENTAi.ASST
H3 day work week .
Laguna Beach. Salary
open 8.'J3.e0090/497·1S24.
Dental recep l. /ty p111t <IOOd> for ortho office.
Mature, aces JS.45. 5 day
week. 642·5'197
DENTAL ASSISTANT.
mostly front olc, some
back olc, X·rays 11 must.
Exper required. 495-6322.
mvm
l>n wr N~rt \1rr1ur1
..rrea. htedch,·enc·"· apµ
I; in person •>nl\ 260
N,,wpon t enter or. N
l>n\-cr
Hdp want ell . r ruc k
Dnver lm mc1.hatc oµe11 me F'ull or 11art lime
Valid CA driveN> license.
Mm. 20yrs uf a1t<· Mun
IJPM l OAM . Tues. flPM
3/\M, Thurs F'r1 !li\M
SPM Apply Pennys:iHr. l
Ui60 Placentia. <.:.M
GEHHAL OfffCE
-.;p~ port I rvrnc 1'10• k
hrokcr:t~\' firm 11t•1'fh 111
vldua~ for •~ 0U1
l,cneral
TIMPOLUY Hotel
~M-» y~or 1~~1--tlllf-J~llll .. lt-..-i~~e!neer""1a~~~r.r1Ri~~-I
temporary work assign MmtlettHohl has 2·3 yn exp handling
rn1:nt!> Openings m all ca sualty claims. This Evenin& poeition availa-c·utagon es ble for a people-oriented penoo wi~ receive claim . • •
ARNOlO-ANDlRSON person able to check ID's reports, investigate ai
<;••ncral Ofrln '. lrv1n1• 1 TIM>Ollu-r SllMaS ~rm &. enforce hotel policies process them to comple·
arl'a, l)Panit SOWpm, ri1 Tempo rary Service s . atthedooroloorlounge lion.
M u:.l h ll\ e "1mt• llQUk
ke!'pr n ~ cicperren<·c
'< llll !>lllat) & lic11ef1t~
l'Jll Gail 752 01170
h 1 St Inc Enjoy excellent com· .,._1 mg. ri om'. mai · crc<i 4001 H. t St s o pany ~1·ts. Apply In -·-m U JI U I a I' I U r t r lrC I · • le ucn..,..
714 556.6rn3 Newport Beach person 9AM to Noon, COlllSPOMDIMCI
54.S-6184 Mon·Frl.. Personnel II
GENERAL OfflCE MAlllOYT HOT& This person screens ai en-ror gart'Tl('nt mfl(. Phone 900NewportCtr. Dr. ten via a CRT new buai·
fo.:Ab' RhN _EXTRA MO~EY typing fl ling $4 00/hr GeneralOfftce NewportBeach nes1 application• for
y aVlDg a pvt art ... a<" 642·2666 •Ull" ~ Eq&lal Opp Emplyr M I F auto inaur~. Appliea Y~~"'."°ft~~I~~ ·friiaif&Jtc~1~-r-0o--1nH•t""11111et11•t"~t-.~•ho1o1&"il1d"'a--y-s-t ·---------i determine the a ccep-
the art & accessories. Heavy l YPIJ\R (6Swpm > & take you by s uprise. Holel tabWty ol l.he riak. Cor·
Call 9-1 Moo· Fri 641.,.931 ~ood phone mannerll es · Work t~ary assign· 1 _~....._.IM responds with acents "
Sandy sentlal Informal :it menls in the local O.C. -...--uwured retard.inl relat-
--------mospher e Full t ime . Airport area. Work a rew 1111 S..c..fOr, edquestiomlrprobMma.
EDUCATION SllOO/mo 548-3467 days a week or a few (4054'Harbor Blvd> Appllcanu m1111t have
Coordinator Adult de· -------ween a rmnlh. Weekly ec.ta llesa typm• stilla Ir previoua
velopmenl program GEMBlAL OAllCE paychecks . Quarterly .._ -up in a poeitlon involv· Master's 'in Psych. social TO SI I ,000 bonus trips. We are ac-... ing communication 6
work or Spec Ed. At'c ura t c t y pi s t ceplrngapplicatlonsfor: cus lomer c ontact s .
Supel'vilefy·-1Jef· wit.b w J i e 0 t: r @ I ril r Ic e . rn-r-N-rm•· _ua105 .. -. ..~V.1,QIM lnllw::an.ce_.exp ..... ~
DO req·d.Supervise da1 knowle dge V a r ied 'lfnU ... Ullhl lftlll helpful.
ly operalron of program duties Non·s rmkcr In Entlish speakinl or bl·
United Cerebral Palsy. Tustin. 8J2. 7300. .(1£CtPllMSJ liniual only. Please app-WoaD l'llOCISSOI
546·5760 ly in person 9-S We need 10meOOe to type
General /TIJ,..JS 45-E.O. E . M /F & transcribe a variety of l::lectnc1an expen enrcd
an rcs1dentiaJ re mu de I.
631 2004
EUCTltOMfC TECH
Testing & Trouble Shoot-
ing, Digital 4t Analog
Systems for a s mall ~o.
Pre vious exp, Contar t
Vatakron Inc. 730·1575
ELECTRICIAN·Boat ex·
per desirable to he lp
wire 67' boat in t:osla
Me!la Call Vick Luck}
645.6063
·EXEC. ASST.
Wanted to run Regional
SaJes OHl<'C. Must be in
dt•pendent &. aggressive
w abrl1t y to t•om
muml'ate. XJnt o gan1z.a
uonal skills. good phone
manner. t ype 70wpm,
standard orfice s kills
TM..._.'9yC ... l1 'If I~ wrr"" om ce materials uaing
now hi~ /llCTA TIJ,..TS word processing equip • PORTE K. full time 'If rn~ Housec l ean e r Wan· magnetic 6 electronic
Mu.s t be 11 v a 1 I u b I e Call today for appt. ted/Eatabllsh cleaning keyboards. as well as
wknds. 557 ftftJIC service. nex hrs. MI F dictation equip. Previous
S ECU RITY GUJ\RO ,..,.., 968-4404 officeexpdeslred.
Fu ll t ime Mu:it h e en HOUSECLEANERS
ava1lahlewknds. •L•n:. To work ror Janice's MAIL~Y PBX OP~RATOR. Eic Ii -a.Bl pcnc nce prtfcrrt.'<i, ru ll IFMPOllAllV PlllSONNllSUMClS Raggedy AM p /f, 8·3,
time. ~ust he availahlc • Tues.· Fri. &iS.2514 This penon processes fr ---------1 dbtributee lncomln1 • wknds. l72l lirdl Street outaolng mail, order•. Please call for appt Newport leecll Howekeeper for workln1 receives. stores ai dls-
645 7:l5!1, :\i on Pri couple. 12 hrs. week. tributes s upplies ai
8.:xl·S Fiexlble hours. 644-0648, equip. Applicanta must
Glass-stained Costa 752·2393· beabletoUftlargeheavy
-G•.•8•8-4•.,_-0fffC--•1-i Mesa studio, fulhime, HOUSEKEEPER prof, Objeels&havethe ablHty
Part l ime Irvine Ad pennanent 1·3 years ex· mature, ~gliah speak· to stand for exteneded
Agency needs help in per Glass cutters & as· in& prererred. general periods of time. We are
uusy media de partment semblt!J'S. 646-7474. hse " lndry work, own growing ai we would like
f d F you lo grow with us. We Approx. Shrstday Good Gii ..... ftAIMH trans pre erre . or offer an xlnt benefit pka.
typing s kills a must. Call S . .6 • mature couple In CdM Ir you .. -lnter-t-" con-M .1 m. man .. actunng con· 9 3 d .,. h d ..... ""'cu an yn· 979-7000. l'em in Irvine will train • · 5 ys, .., r. A tac_'l
necessary Knowledgeof ....................... --!
lo set up ai operate 0 .D. answer 372, 642·4300 24
& I. 0 Grinders. Must hrs.
have some between cen· Houtewlves: ir you are
ters grinding exper. Call rriendly, conscientious
Riiey for appL 979-6080 and dependable. we need
MAaY'IOU
SENTRY
INSURANCE I BM Memory 50 & sail
ing exp. helpfu.I. Xlnt
bene fits & ple asa nt
working environment
SAIL MA&AZIME
645-1104.
Fast growing new health
company needs you. If
you are not satisfied wilh
your income call Mr.
Sparro al 962·8.111 ..
Field Rep.special temp.
project position. Good
pay. Immediate opening.
Inquire Teleprompter
Cable 1V, 901 W. l6lh St,
NB, 6'2·32161. I
Food preparation pre·
par e sa lad s &
sandwiches. Da ys &
eves. 644-0010
Full 6 pa rt lime help
wanted. Light main·
tenance. prefer mature
person. lee Ca pa des,
979-818>
General
VOLT
TEMPORARY
SERVICES
Ofhn:
TopP~ , ...... .,. , .... .....
Gr-.~ .. .....
MIVB. Fii TO i ou
Al'PLY.
VOLT
Guards ......
ARMED6
UNARMED OPENINGS
Uniforms, cleanin11 rree
WE WJLL TRAIN
St ale re11lslration pre·
ferred.
)'OU r« food prep and
servin1 In a deUghtrw
r estaurant . 8 to 4
weekdays. We'll train.
Appl y lo person .
St.onemlll Tena~e. 291.S
Redhill, CM • '\
Housewlvea P /T , earn
xtra money doina what
yo u know beat ,
t:ouHwork. cau Suda ·n
Stuff. IMZ·OIM.
APPLY IN PERSON
MON· FRI 9-3PM
BEKIN PROTECTION
SERVICES
2601 w. eau Road IMSUl~I
Anaheim.Ca. S...,/T,._.
(714) 761-4831 Needed fOI lrvtne area.
E.O.E. M/F Start salary to llOOJwk. "'!'!~!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~I ~.II re . multi· II ne in· :;;; suraace company .
~~me .All "'~·· U~forma fum'd. Ales 21 or over. rellred
752> ,_, E.O. E.
IMSUMMCI
1971 E. 4th St, S.A. 927U
(714)835-Cm8. E.O. E .
JAMITOIS Part Ume eves. Newport
Beach/Colt• Meea area.
Janiton • waxen. Mu.st
be over llyrs. old " U.S.
citizen. Call 532·6551,
10AM·3PM, Mon.-Fri.
Janitor, experleaced.
Knowledge of floor
machines helpful. Full
time Mon. t.hru Fri., 1AM
lo 3Pftl. Xlnt benefits 6
worklnc conditions.
E.O.E. Bayview Conv.
Hotp. 2055 Th11rin St ..
C.M.MZ·~
JUllior 11r1 Friday 'Ype
penon wanted. Ceramic
Tiie Deal1n Center,
waces nea per ••P·
8.11-5311. -TDTIM
Wt are ccnpU.1 ap·
pticc&.lcm I• temporary derkal ..,..t polkionl ,...wtaa 41wpm tJPlnl. ,._,., plmealotude.
Dinner ahltt. P\all time.
Exper. preferred. Top pay. lood beneOts. Apply
lo penon: 2-4Pll, Jo Joe
Re1taurant, 1107 So.
Cout Dr. Ooata Mesa,
E.O.E.
w,-... &ALS
Needed lo deliver Dally GUYS ~y
-VICIS
welcome. No exper. nee.
Appl y : U n l veraal
Protenion Service. 1228
W. Sth St., Santa Ana In·
terv1ew hn: t-12 " 1 ....
Mon· Fri.
Lrc. ialwmc» co. hu
tbe followbil full time
Po1ilianuvallable:
Mii IMlt,eh1 I
&.AleSCAPI
F«eman/leadman. e•· · ~
per'd. ID lllantina, lrrtaa· ,•
tlon, malat .. h~· ,•
Ina 6 chem. weed con· -1 trol. Salary comm .. \
w/e.per, Valid driver'•
ProfH1loncllam la a aut. can today for lo· ,.,...lion.
151.U c.ounter Help, Ptr. Aho
f /T ·P /T expu 'd
Suldwlch Man. Guy'•
Dell, 7u.MOI. ,.
Pilot newapapera to newa
racka and t&ora. Approx
3 to 4 houn dAU)'. 3All
botb 8atW"da)' 6 SUada)'.
Muat have dependable
ctr and 1ood drivln1 re-
CU'd. Good hourfy rate
wltb aaluy lncrHse1
every I month• and
ndleqe allowance. Call
Oeor1e Hardln1 at
t42·4Ul, tam to 5pm
•nkdQI. 1;:
Col&e .... CA ~y
TIAVa
Nlllional firm now ha11
openlnp for several neat
people to aulst me 11~,ml NA1'10NWIDETRAvE
PlWGRAM. No speclal qualificalloo needed but
mmt be free to leave lor
U.S. leaches 6 Reaort
Areas Ir return. All
ll'aMportMMm I& todalnl
fwnilhed. a w.-. •.x· pen .. 1 peld ~n Slate
Tr'ainlq Pl'Oll'im. Hllh
pay • cuual t'OnlllOoft
make 8Ua ntre1mly de·
llrable f• tbe youn1er
Ht. roll IMMEDIATE
PLACEMENT C ALL
MRS. WISE 750·1000
r..xTlOl
:BM Cempa Dr. Ste IOI
Acrou from O.C. Airport
546-4741
Eq&lal Oppor. Employer
IWRSTYLIST
Fnr the finest new aalon.
aif 11at be dUc • talented
with follow lna. Rive
Gauche Hair Salon,
~•1T'1.
Holt .. Is Hoel pcMJittons
with Welcome Wa1on
avail for civic· minded
~If. • 1tart•. Pleasant,
ncxlble hn, cd eaminp.
Car . Call 541·3215.
£0.f..
M ak~· )'Our i\hopp1n1
eu~wr b~ u.lng tM Dall)'
Pt lot Clali!lifief Ads
°' .... Need an IDdlvldual
w/t)'piq f1 56Wpm. WIU
train to lnput lftluranee lolo on computa', llC'nne
ttlepboaewart,.
.Acc12 llqC...
Good fl1ure apUtude, ltnowledp Of acc:ountA
payable • rectlvtblet
pMucn&llfMll*mcnner. xi.. worllDI l'Ond •• co.
beoenta. ute. IMdlul Ir
dental lnaurance. CO.
ban•. Apply ln penon:
Mon.·f'ri.
W'ECO INSURA.NCE 11110~t. r.v •m1 E .O.E.
lie rwq'd. lrYl.oe. •1151 •• l ---------· :-:
F• All kt11n
Clll 1
lllf Pllt ·-142.5111
. '•
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.. -·
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.. OAIL v Po.o r WIG 11 ... 01JtGber t6. t•
Plannirg ~ ~out cf town ?
Use llnswerlld
A Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad ...
w e take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call
in at your convenience during office hours and 9et
the responses to your ad ... For more information
and to place your ad call 642 -5678 .
~rv'ice when p(ac i ~ your 8d ... 642-5678 DAILY PILOT
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Will lrllNlll•I lull t i mi• \It, \I I 1H"""1':-0 I HOW RO C"'--• ----------Fa hr 11· Ware hous 1•, ,1011, lor pleai.unt 11ffice w~St..._ I Hwy,4M·ll!>l ___ _ ~171ill-l l A ~Yruo•t lk.ilt:-.t,1t•· (' 1 M h-1640.IO 10 h1sh1on ls l1111d (i<.1<1<1 t\Uendantf'(T'968-6S05
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.'\ II Plumber cx1)t'n!'nc·1•1I in 'nc. ... -" '>kill:. 111 lake l'har~e uf ... ~tPrweenod•"'lJmon· Plaamce Airport. atll Sue after
LOAN SALES '\lrnll'lin~ 1 um1'1'Wr1 IJb.
:-I e w po r t II e a l' h ttlms t'\tra., -.;,.,.,, nt'"
:\fortgagc U.•nklllj! Co I.Kl':, \ll J~<' 1~11,.,
has an 1rnmcd1ute uven 714-~S'i ir.?tr. in~ for a loa11 ~alt! d t!rk
res1de11llal remodel "' 1 h h """ ... , ~a E'S, 1g com m1ss111n. ••ffll'e Va rious duties Newport Beach 2PM· 641-01~
6Jl02Qll4 pullllShln" h'"l.Ol'SS C'XP With onpo ... unit,· (Or .,d -------it(•l'epllomsl T d1•11hunt• I . ., .. ...., · • · " '' , 0
1' i lmj.! & 1, µm~ f1>r ,11i;i 11 rt'<I Call John lfen~el I 'anr emenl !157 ii916 Trn.t OfACY
Wanted joinery carpenh:r
w / 5yrs expenence in
Japanese Joinery terhn1
que:, to l'Onstr\K'I on en-
tal styled homes Must
he a q u a lified · S .
worker. Ab1lll) to use
tools & equipment l'frec·
lively & s uper vl'>e
divisional workers ~on
thly s alary Sl500 & pre
va1hng work1nj! eond1
lions Take ad to near1::1t
Em ploy me nt [).:' e lop
ment Dept ofrlc:e DOT
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To Sl.000 2 M AC II
operators w at least 6
mos expcr 55 wµm Ex
cell bent.'f1ts. Call \ 1ck1
~ Coa~tal Pl'rson
nel Agency. 2790 Harbor
Bl CM
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exµenenrcct 1n sh1pp1nl! Moth.r's Ht!'l~r
-& wan•hnu-1111! Ill rll \ Ll\e Ill ( 'urnpanwn l ll
VA & t•nn\ t"tlt 111 n al . srhool Jli.l' t·hilt.l art,., 3·6
loans l1rl'f1·rr alih I' r &.. ~11111<· l'\ l."-& "kt•nds
exµer. &lHllni! ll';tWrl' :\lui.t dnH· P\l rm +
ml.'111 .t:l'o\ pm l·'ur J!Jpl. 1 S21~1 .. at l~h·al tor 'lu I
Pre schoul teat•her want
l'd 21:<)ruld da:;~ 1·"11
or exp 111•edl'd Ca II
Sus an 04ll f!820
l,a w 11r1 il'l' Nt·" '"''
11
751 7KZO t-: 1 11'~ SHIPPIMCi CLHI Stewart Title needs ag·
fleal.'ll No i>rior ll•ga l '-.-le." f' ti m e . will a ccep t gress 111e Title Officer .,.. ' S l-:CR F.T/\RY pl lime trainee Small company. with at least 2 yrs Cll·
t'XI' fl•q tJ :\lu:-t ht• I N T E R I 0 H S m ofl', t ypin j!. d ie gd bene. Call 642-9363. per Gd pay & many WESTMINSTER
t'tlUllt•"u:-l t:SP•111'1hll' O£CORATlN(1 1a11hone. hrs llex Call Ann benefit s C a ll Bo b ABBEY
call •~111 1:,fi/1 1·xt = ~ll2 c!t·nl Ref:.. rC<j NU l<w
P'rodilctt. Artist
w 1lh crcat1 ' e rl u 1r
Paste-up. camera 1':1rt I
time rs nex 64&.3963 I
. ,. tf';:l l . ' f•VC' •:l · _ I \~ kd)s 1 \Jart1 l P'ttOOUCTIOH I COMT1tOL PLA.Mt4H
M1rumum ol 2 yr~ rclJ t
ed ex per Hespons1b1ht'
of insunng scheduled rlc
liveries of customer.» 11r
der~ Ahle 111 rC\'ll'W &
11nplc me111 enf(mecnng
t•hanges Maintain mtc
gnl) nf in\'cnlor~ l'c
c ords R equ1 !t 1l1on
matena1s to suµpon di!
LcJ,m l? m;11urt' "'>mall t•J i "••{'(J1'(f Someone "ho l'll
t an: l1Jr .! lllll.all IJO'' 5 J">" pe11ple & 1ru111C'al
m r1 r n 1 n II. " w " 1• k t i~h \qout11• rm111t•als
TrJn">p•irt tu ,C'h•lill 1r110 Baktr 1· \I
pll'kUIJ ,Jt l 1~1 l ,tkf• \IJ
d a " • Jr t' ,. t• 11 r ,. r
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also nef'\.ll11 1
Xl.'t•d l'XI ra s ssss ti ••
rnon\lrJto• l11p11d c m
hru ltJf'ry I nfo t•:.d l
5.'\f. 31l\'.I. 9a rn 3111n
='-•:ed honest 1cliah le l i v e ry sc h t>d u le &
Machi11s t1o workaM1ll & pers o11 for janitoria l reschedule orders r~'!i.. -Le•h-.-f'\Hl_,...p..:r-:-.+n:.+-ff~~-·~tr.1'ft!l1DOl'1T'1--~·""'CJie-i'i'iilrieltng oepl
tures & rues 2 yrs min Lion phone <.:all 951,8468 Master Specialties Co.
exp. &16-1813 orrers you a good sal11ry. :Sewport Phott• Fashions excel. fringe benefib &
MACHINE
OPaATOI
S1'eks new modellni.: an enjoyable workmgen
I ace:.. <.:all 67:J 3375 vtronmenl. Please send
resu me a lo n g wit h News paper Stuffer tor salary hi!itory to-
L./\. Time,, 5 moru111g!t Moster S,.Cialti•s
per week. l AM lo 4 AM l640Monrovlll.
Sular\' r.illj.!l' al si:l<!ll 11"' lntcrc~t 111 art home a1 .l1·a11, !J6(1-fi.S!!I Hagan. 558-1 114 900 N . ANTIQUE MALL
:\hqnr nv•dll'.11 ht•ill'fll'< 1 n"'~ ~'\Ill , µlime Will SHIPPING. DEPT. Broadway, Santa Ana. Dail)' I~. f'ri 10·!!
7:li:!7fi0ti all :q.m tor t t1<11 n Cal l K art•n .' SECROARY Ins pecting & pa<'ktng E O.E. Closed Tuesda)
a1ipl I 1148 9311!. :1 7PM Uusy Newport m Ve'>I s mall parts Must be fast ave1-------+-,._;1~1~75~\~W~~~~~~~--t
RECEPT./TYPIST I Salt•,.,
·, 911m. Wed Su11 U.1h1a In :.tore salt•s of fV ,
l'unnth1a n YJ1 ht ('lul1 radw video \bo r he1·k
l 'd\I 1~1-1 !15:11) in · & ·out repair work.
handle phone. etc. Mon Hel'Cfll1oni!>I I' T 111u-.1
haH• 11ul~o1n~ p,.r.,unah 1 l-'r1. 9 6 Co paid Health
10.~. vat•at1on A A & D
l::lectron1t'S. 642·11M2 l )' gU "llh 11h11t1t•-. &, I'll
JO) WOl'klf 11.! IO hll.'I\ 'ur
ri1w1llml!' ""oh C'•I 1h• I
ahng with n•-;1dt<nt:-. 111 a
µn ' ale ho nv· 11w1w1' ,1:.
,11c1al111u 1n I r' 1ri 1·
Workdaysan• Sal & Sun.
T "TS-s-l"S'-call u e
between !I & !'>. Mon thru
Fri
Re l' e pl 1 0 II Is I l \ p Is t
1guod1 lor ortho off111•
Ma ture. age. :\5 45 5 dJ)'
week 642·5997 .
SALt:S
If \nu are agress1vc a nd
looking for a future in re
tall m gmt wigood co
.benaf*·apfMY IA person
9am to 1 lam Mon thru
F'ri. Standard Shoes. JIJ77
So. Bnstol. C.M.
m~ I Ill Ii .. e (f sr and-entrat am. a rden Grove
:.err e tar y tQ h a n dl~ Female pref'd XJnt Co SECIETAIY
1lt\ e1 .... 11ed wo rk lo.id. benefits with this Costa To regional manal(er
T' ping 60wpm. 10 key & Mesa Co atll 545-0413 Typing, s horthand. Good
~ood front office ap• phone \IOICe Tho mas pearant·e a must Cal Shoe sales. full time w ith CAok Travel. 7S9·9J61
Dee at 631 1415 or w /out exp . or ~Ill
tram Good co benefits
SECRET ARY Apply in person 9am to TUW'I
l::>cperienccd 1n loa llam Moo thru Fri. Stan-JU.
doc ume nta tio n. Xl nt dard Shoes. 3077 So. COl ..... 1158.M
salary & benerlts. Appl_ Bristol. C.M. -..:.--Ull
Personnel Director Students . If you a re We have two immediate
HYITA&l IAM.!_ -.Irie.ndly con.s.cu.u.u·Mll'"+'f1openinp1Pn:lll'tll!W'lm11t· ~.· :" T~avel ·nrN. Etremr.?Jial'ieim and dependable, we need
991·3860 you ror part-time work in in ~ases of travel re·
___ E.0 .E. OW' restaurant. Apply in qta
person. Stone m ill Ter-Attractive salary. FREE
race. 29l.Slledhill. CM career apparel and ex·
oellent benefits package
including a Dent.I plan.
plus two weeks vacation
after 6 months.
Du nca n Phyfe table.
eha.irs. hutch $1.000 or
best offer 646-3791 aftl'r
SPM
Last 2 weeks Jane's .\nll
ques Every lhin!I Gws'
2721 East Coas t Hw~
CdM 673-5752
IOIO
Apt. sz Whirlpool washer
6 dryer. stackable. SlSO
botb.7~
New Delux G.E. Elec.
Dryer S200. <Uter 4pm
751·9248
We now have openings m
our fabrica tion dept rur
madnne o~rators We
would prefer a min of h
-n'Wmth.'l'Tl't'l"nl CX'jK'I' In
milli ni.: & hrldt.:l'POI I
machines & lht' at111Jt v lo
read hlu('pnnl' & pn•
c1s1on m cai.unni: 1lc
v1ees. ,\pply at
\p11rux. S75 pt-r week t:osta Mesa, t:a '126i:!7 . L'.;.ill.5Albl!lb"Z ..... -·-£'.0'.'£" .....
RECEPT10t41ST
... ne-etled .. ·fnr-l!m m1t•rt•~ .
(•omputer sales ofr Lit•'
typ1ni.-:. ~d. front 1111• ap
j)l'arance 640 ~
Saleslady~ apparel exper
Mature. fnendly. Stead)
·P "I' Soc. Sec. OK. CM
ha~Js1Z!.~h<>p. 541~~
••SICltlrAmS••
G Of c f1'60/ grow $12,000
WrdProcOpr /M0$12,000
F Chg Sec/R E lo $16,800
AcctgClrk /ExpSl0.200
Liz Reinders Agency
TEACHER pee . Ed./
Master's Ul Beh. Sc. pref
,E xp . w •DD. mult i -
handicapped adlts Abili
ly to wnle/implement
be havior al program
Ir yo u a r e .. a w c 11 , WIA l)tW•i•I02S--
g r oo med . c aree r -•••••••••••••••••••••••
Mastw Speciaffies
1640 Mo11rovrn. l' M
642-2427 8 U E
MAIDS
rr12 3ll30
MA I NT f-:N 1\NC E Ma 11
p/timo• tu W<ork 1n pvt
beach t'omm <1r 3 ,\r1'h
Bay m So Lai: .\p11I} m
person to 5 Ray Dr . So
Laguna Sch.
MAINTB4AHCE
For private eommu111ly.
Laeun a Beach are d
$t.2S/hr . mu:.t hU V(' \Slid
Calif. Dmcrs Lie. Call
Mon . F ri for a fl Pl
494-8571
MAIMT'a.At4Cl
Part time Mamten aoce
per :.on \o w ork
Saturd a ys & Sundays.
Goo d salar y , xln l.
benefits. <.:all Liz Slotte n
641-1616 t:.0 F:,/Mt F
MAN A GE R fo r new
W1enerschn 1t tl'I. work
for fra nc hise. sa lary
open + l1011us & benefits,
inquire at 250 So llnsto l,
CM or call 007·11117 Mon·
Frl9:tl &2--<1
Mechanics. To maintain
srnall 0 Ct."t of mm1 buses
In Saddle bark a r ca
Fleet mA intenancc ex
per. p referr ed Good
be nefits Salnry com
ml.'n s uratc w H~xper .
Contact M rs. P oµe .
714·956-98 30 blwn
8AM·3PM.
TE
ME C HANI CA'L
l!:NGINEE R
Growth opportunity
NURSES AIDES
7 tu 3. Q:rt train et"•
'.\l~a Verde <\mv llo-.p
1;r,1 Center St (.; M
NURSES AIDES
Nt.-eded lo gH·e TI.lo: to
the elderly pat1enl!t Will
train quali fied pers on
rwl 1-;a rn w hile yo u
learn L>ayi.h1fl a vallu
hie Apply t445Supen or .
MURSIHG
\1 e you look in!( for a
challen~c'! Want to make
a 1Jirference'> Raleigh
Hills llospt may sw l
,·our needs We are lool<·
1ng for q u al1l}
Hegistercd Nurses to
work 1n our Ne wport
Beach Alcohol Rehab
Facility Opening:-arc
for t h e It 7 s hift.
Hewards a re numt.'rous
& include very com
pctilive sala ry . shift dH
rerimt1al. tult11m rc1m
bursemenl as well as a n
ex<'ell retirement pro
gram For udditional in
fo . c on t act : Ms
\'dugha n al 641 1616 EOt: ~1 /f
Nursing
Mo.KerlifiH ............ ,
Sl.75jhr.
We will truin. 8 paid
holida ys, beginning 1111
!iOOn as hired, benefits.
Bayview Con va lcsce11l
Hos pita l, 2055 Thor in,
C M . Mr s F arrell :
t;.l2.35Q5 F:. 0 F.
Nursing
C..tl"-d ...........
$4.00 ftrt'.
ti puid hollda)s, begin
nlng as soon as hired.
~nerits Bayview Con-
valescent llospllal. 2055
Thurin, C.M. Mr:.. Far·
re ll : 642·3505. E.O.E
PAIHTSALIS
P a rt time, Tues. 5 to 9.
Wed . 9 to I PM. Some
ex p . Kerm R i ma
Hardware. 31166 llarbor
Blvd.C.M
A rapidly e xpan ding
m e d \cal compo nent
manulacturer requk'es a
rompe\ent tndlvidu.al to
Jlttnl\hen englneerinf( n.w:tlons ln<'I~• de· s1,.. drafting. matettals
Ll!tl.lng, and R & D pro· 1---------
)tcU. A ckll"ff 11 pre· Jerrtd #it.JI 1·3 yean ex-
pe ..... ct; hOwever. r e· ..a P'adual• wllh good ..,.,..... wm al110 r e·
-~-lderatlon.
.......... ttytoJoln
•• eadtln1 uam. »tied •PPllHnU .-to: ~=:.. ...
PAITTIMI
IVMttaS
J\dulta over 2\ w\lh out·
s tundln a attrull vo penonallli• who enjoy Wortrtnt with kldl. '4 per
how. call 14M111 EX\
2IO bet ... I and IPm.
AlkfcirLDrt.
~\f£.
P R O D UL'T I O:S
T RAINEE Rubb<•r h11:.e
producL'i. Must pa!ti> cu
physical incl ba1·k X
ray Taking apphcalmm.
b tw n 8 10 onl \
Strutoflex . 1767 1
Armst rong Ave . Irvine
EOJ::. A Kenda \'IS Ind .
Co
Production
._PIJUTION
ElllllEI
lr\'in e Electronics. a
r apidly expandin g
division of Rockwell In
te r national. has ex
ceUent opportwnty ror a
Jr . ProductJon Engineer
with methods capab1lit)
related to printed circ uit
board esUmating. plan
ning, and s hop s upport
Experience ln time slan
dards, automatic inser
tion and now soldenn~
would be an asset We
produce high volume .
high quality l'ommerr1al
electronic assemblies su
cxperienee in th is 1n
dustry is preferred.
This challenging assign
ment orrers many advan
tages including an ex·
celle nt bene fit and
compe ns ation packa~c
and a modern fac 1hty
conveniently located just
north or lhe San Diego
Fwy on the corner of
F air vie w .inll
MacArthur.
Interested cund idates
please a pply NOW Con-
tact.
Greg Chewe 1
Danton Am bri7.
Irvine Eled.ronics Div.
Rockwell International
2901 W MacArthur Blvd .
Santa Ana, CA 92704
'114·5&3533
Equal Opportunity
Employer M IF
Rockwel
lnt.....atlonal
when 1etenc. IN
clown to bullness
b Your Profeaek>cl
HOME RSPAJRS?
Dtd ,au know you can plat'9ac~ad ln u.. Dma, PUot SerVlce
Dl.-.ctory for a wlltole
.-&JI ror u mu. aa
•. 11,. *'' hr more ....__call
RECEPT10t41ST
With or w1lhoul l)'Plll>(
nioe.le<J Top pa\ Trm
i.aoral') & full time Call
Tod Sen 'lces al !f79-8900
It.apt. to $150
5().55 wpm, phone. film~
& general off Call V1ck1.
540 6055. C.oastal Person
nel Agenry, 2790 llarbor
Rl .. <.:M
NE\'l::R 1\ FEE
Rental Agent. \'Cry liusv
office. bcense req
494~
RHt---Hefp
High en ergy Santa
Ana/Tus tin re staurant
r e quires e n erge ti c
t'Owiter help & cashiers.
vart time & full lime
Ca ll Mr. ~ng hsh for
appt !112-!Wl.
Rl'St au rant
f T HO!ttes:-must l>t'
la:.l on your feet & gd
wit h c ash. App ly 1n
person J olly Rogl'r. 400
So uth Coa s t llw \',
Laguna Beach.
Restaurants ,
Ass 't chef needed for
firs t c lass Itali a n
restaurant. Ability lo
speak French necessary
Also need butcher p rr
540-80 38. Pr o n lo
Risto r a nte, So. <.:oast
Plaia ----
Sales
PEP BOYS
Manny. Moe &Jack
or Calirorrua
,UT YOUI SALIS
CAUBINHIGH
G.E.dWITH
P8'10YS
Your sales career with
PEP BOYS will be a 40
hour work week ... a full
range of benefits , dis-
counts . bonuses. paid
vacation. medical a nd
IJfe insurance. pensions
and more .
Sound interestin~?
Ll't's get a<.oquainted'
Apply in person a t :
2946 Bristol St
Costa Mesa
120 E. Isl Stn!et
Santa Ana
Ettual Opportunity
Employer
SALISPBSOM
$800 + car allowance &
comm ission & e1tcel.
benefits. LI. corp. wants
mature women fl men
tor their dental lab sales.
Pre fer someon e w ith
kno wledge or dental
equipmt or reception
back1round in dentis t '1
olfice. Call Ann. 540-6065,
Coastal Personnel Agen-
cy, 2790 Harbor Bl .. CM.
NEVER A FEE EOE
4020 Birch Est '64 EOE
Newport 1833·8190/Free • p lans Supervisory exp. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! req 8 . JO. 4 PM . United
SECRETARY
To $12,000
A<'curale t ypist w /a r ·
counts payable, acCO\IDts
receivable knowledge.
Must know lO·key by
touc h. good w/figures.
Non-s moker. In Tustin:
832-7300.
~
sacaTA.1115 ..,. ... .,.. a... Sec'yl toSI 5,600
F'reeand E.O.E.
Irvine Personnel Agency
488 E . 17th. Costa Mesa
Suite 224 ~-1470
SICUTAIY ..............
Newport Beach financial
s ervices co. Candidate
m1.11t have good skilla.
telephone & problem
solving exper .. fam iliari-
ty w triling system s .
Dulles involve support·
mg & reporting ao Pres.
& Exec. V.P . • h igh.
level s ales s upport.
Salary comme nsurate
w /qualifications & eJt·
per.
Newport Funding Corp.
"14-752-9335
S.Ual.W
Pd'fn...
Secretaries, Re cep-llonlau. Clerical. eau:
VICKI HESTON 6 AS-
SOC.
714-540-0400
Cerebral Palsy Assoc ..
546-5760.
TEACHERS A.5SlSTANT
Special classes ror han-
dicapped adults. 2 yrs.
college exper req'd. E1t-
cel. vac ation 6 insurance
benefits. Wkdys 8:30 to
4PM. United Cerebral
Palsy Alsoc.. 3020 W .
Harvard St .. Santa Ana,
5t6-S780
Technician a1•••nua
TEST
We h ave an imrne d .
opening for a technician
to perform a variety of
tesu in our engineering
dept. Duties will include :
makinl light readings on
proto-type products, in-
chJdina full analysis fl in-
itiating lhe followUI& re-
ports : test incom ing
materi als inc l udina
acryllc/pluUcs for color
6 perfonmnce at make
related meuurements.
Applicanta should have 2
yn . college.level course·
work or the equivalent or
2·3 yrs. related exper.
Must also be able to set-
up• use oplical/li&hling
te s t equip m e n t
( Protometer). • other
standard measuring de·
vices. Qualified c an·
didates are Invited to
contact:
Mmhl' s,acwtlet
1640 Monrovia, C. M.
642·M2'7 E.O.E.
minded individual and
eruoy woning m a lovely
olflce. please phone for
an interview
PAT MAGILL
714-7'°"6000
~ .::ieank .....: f -Newport
Equ8' OpplJ Emplyr M/F
Typi.sttrranacriber. la•
otrice. Must type 65wpm
• have knowledge of
legal terms. Gd posillon
for mature person
Anaheim Law F irm.
m ovina to Newpo rt
Center in Nov. 821-8750 or
673-6431.
Typist, Irvine are a . lYP·
ing SOwpm. filing. phone .
mail. Stereo manufac-
turer 714-~193.
Typtst. General office . no
exper. nee. H.S. Grad.
Good benefits • promo-
t ional oppor tun ities.
Irvine area. Farmers
Insuranc e G r oup .
540-4100. E.O.E.
Typist, reliable. 4 hrs pr
day, 5 dya pr wk. AM. In-
terviewing Frl, 9-12. 1760
Monrovia, ste #AS, Costa
Meaa,Ca.
T,,W
Angle iron , 1o·x21. x
2~•Jt3/l6. S7 ea. new. pvt
party. 541-:.J70S A -----c_,.., .......... 1010 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Waterh o u si n g.
Hydrot ec:h. For Nikon
F2. Sale or trade.
496-6648 Eves.
85-205 V1vitar toom lens.
Pentex screw m ount.
like new $100. S.O. 7051
IOJS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Affectionate black male
kitten. 5rro Alle rgy pro-
blem. "99-5120
Do.JI 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KEE.5HOND Pups. AKC.
Champ sire M/F Pet &
s h ow . P v t pl y
2.13/flYl· l.34S al\ 6 pm. ---fnetoY• 8045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Perfect for Halloween.
Lovin1 blk cat. green
eyes. Spayed, all shot.s
s mart " sweet. Cali 644-9136 751-3347. Price:
a loving home.
Free. 4 adorable kittens. 6
wksold.
988-$486
Free fill dirt.
541-466'
Stable. m11lun penon who lov• to type, SO-tO lOolive trees to be picked.
wpm• clictapbone. Ala<> Call 645 -3381. Costa
PBX relief. Call Vicki. Mesa.
$40-IOll5 Coutal Person----------
nel Acency 2790 Harbor Ador. able 8mos. Fe.male Bl ell · puppy Dalmat11an /
ltEST AUllAMT HELP
Wanted Ptr Houn. Al
THEIRVlNE
CLUBHOUSE
RACQUE:I' BALL CLUB
Contact Scott 754-7500
NEvER A Ff;E EOE Shellie Mix to gd hme ~~~~~~~' ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ________ , _984-_58_13 ____ _
Tectaidam
RN relier. 11-7 Part time.
Mesa Verde Convales
cent Hospital. 661 Center
St. C.M. ~-SS8S.
IC>Ofa"S
Wanted for large projert
MUST HAVE AT LEA.5T
5
YE ARS EXPERIENCE :
in hot
application. ,15.9$/h r
C 1all Lee Roo fin g
642·7222. 16S3 Superior t
Ave.C.M.
SANDWICH M'aker, pt/·
time, 10AM·2PM, Ideal
for housewire or student.
M6·S221 eves.
Secretary lo CEO. ad-
m in is tr al i v e.
mathematical. book·
keepin1 skills required.
Challen&ina opportunity.
Salary to Sll,000. Collins
A.uoc. 5fl7 San Nicolas
Dr.N.B.
SIClll' AlllS lll
Needed lmaadlately for
1.11! ••v P IT FIT; temporary Ml Jobe I Top Pay,· Great
,8 81 you pay ror Houri 1 &-lGI
a IOday lld in the MOTICI
D .& 11 v -,,.,. how Dally Pilot Cius-~ I l"..VI lrted adt dltplQ \llelr •ftCI •• , ... wttb leclbUttJ '•~' ::'~~~~ . ___ Hl-__ M_J_l ...... -~i ~ .. u •. P•oH
Secret a')'
IXIC. SICllT AIY
Free to applicant. Larae.
well known co. ii aeeking
top knotcb teeret#)' ror
corporate attorney. Gd.
typln1. No 1borthand.
Growth potent. Nr. O.C.
airport. To $1.350. Abo
fee jobs. Call Carol Butk,
MO-•t. SnelllDI. Snell-
ln1 of Newport Beach
Agency, 4340 Campu1
Dr .
aKlmtlC Vehicle Operators/ Dt.· TICl•ICIAM palchera. Community
A 1ro•lnl electronic• Tran1it Servtcea Inc.
comp•DY haa an Im-Private Manaaement
mediate openlnC for an firm seekint ,...ponaible
elec.VoGlc tech. rih 3-5 candldMa in the Sad·
German Shorthair Fem ,
needl family Good with
Children 675-3803
Free Calico kittens,
8weekaold
540-0'23. yn. Ul*'· to condQct • clle&badl area for veb1· 1010 -,l malnt8'11 l-' equipment de• contRI operators. llWA:a
uaed in our produttioa M\dt have alM. drtvin1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
dept a. Mu 1t be well r e c o r d . 0 v e r * * 1 IUY * *
versed In d ltltal Zlyra.(ln1uunce re· Good med F\amlture 6 troubl•bootln1 tecbal· quJremenu). We will A.ppUanCft-OR 1 w\11
q1MS. Candidate ahould train candldatea. Mull sell orSELLrotYou
p 0 I I • I I • h I ' h be able to deal •!the ........... -,,......,._-.,. mechanical aptitude • public. Part um or full -• _. """"'' ,...,..
be capable ol worklnt Ume. Contact Mrs. MM"6&11J.t611
with m i n i mum ta•d•tSl.OH ,...,..._, Pope: 1u .... mo btwn 1 MOWllTMITM
SO•wiiJlba •7-Hcta. ............... IA)l#JI. • far Job~ to~
payable uper. Prefer lMMDW'O"'la, C.M. 1 , ... Da '1 PUot H•lp /P'flf t .. IGT l!.O.S. • .................. U
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'707 ~It t 1050 ~ 8080 TV • ...._ ....................... ·~ .tonGMC l'U .....
••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... , """--1098 .-Ott SAJ.~: .SUZ. HM 400 • • .._... _._ ti !ltl woril truck, MOO ••• •• •••••• •••••••••• f! TIO FUR NIT IE TV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 f'Xrt• •'flt romlitcun ~1'>1996, <Jays tlnly 'Ill Audi 4000, 4 ~1>d, 5 yr
new 2 chalra ~ "' ltr11utllul Rl"i\ ~ rolor ~ 644 5 14~ warr, 3G mp)(, $10,000
M , • lllWll tableo DECODERS I'\ Z H wmt) frN• di' 70 lluftdu ~I ,1111 i ond Toyota IJll'kUJI t-:og1n1· 759 0581
I' tuo COtk'tl PS hH n $124 I'~ 1786 10..., "''""• mu ... t "ell. uvt'1-hault."1. f(uod rond1 IMW 971 ., ~ rhalr as Anh l>ruft 'lllOlllh hwh lul •• ·~ .,.,, ...... r 1100, new brakes. Sl~I .. RCA VldOr thf't m I\ 1u.r ... 111t 'Cf t>t'l~·lnt• J UI l>t•IJUJ ~ult' t;rejil • ,,....,__, !'6M 172J 1•Vt' 15667HU 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
an,v Cablnct-Sl.$0 'll\I bm '"II f"r •l•l'l I" 11. .. r 11 1 ~1·11 1 tlONlli\ Xl.iUll , ~&w l For the Bes t Ocial Ill nt lq~li' Wiln1n Ot· k 1 ~an i1«1,11111111 ~lfl•l'" .\lli1nltr ... u~r ~hoc•k, furt.. kil l\)('oon i;r pu:kupbox,7t, Orange Coumy Come
.l7\4)642 0138 Hl I-tf'th ~l I .. , 11",.~.!: I fl Mi.kc• xl11t tr ailer Sc.-t!U:.TIJdu v'!
11•111 I'll " ,, \ 1 t ,,, ''"' I "'I' Hitl!i 'l lH ) nu "'"' 1111111 • ""' $175 1:.-1~ :L'i:r.!
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CREVIER
Cont_,rnp lo'11r11 111 .ii... :-. .1 i. 111.111 , 111q 11 ! loah & M.rifte .... v 'rlfil I 1•u.111I 14100 6'12· 7003 uft _ <.:_tosed Sundays
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2 blac k µalc•n t \ 111 \ I swivel r<>c:kt'r:o; \\ .1l11u1 ~ 1, \\I I' ' '11 I I I I I•.,'
tnmdle bed. \'Ollll' Taht.• I l I< I II\ .... I I• 11."
S\nger sewin~ m.i,h tH l 1 ll\I\ ~' li1 , 1
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lt1l\T u.-.n"'ISlll NI;
I "l' :-.uJ.,., LillOl St111 M'>i 1
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:-.i.1thhn1o: R1•f'11 84.2 7 113 4'4raneback cht11rs 1ilt1 I~··1 .. ·1 l'\H, '"IM.
642-4610 \\"tll,11 I(,.. 1111 I 111!1•1 I thll loah,, ..... '010 r
70 llUN IM 17f1 'ii bike,
1t11o id • I 1t11l I Al 1111, S5()(J
OHO Mtkc· J fl 51':\1 ,
11-ll ij2f\tl
n Sutuk1 llb NII ! u:.cd
lWll't' ~
tl67 11170
for toP w.et! cars foreign.
domestn·s or <'lassies Ir
your l'ar 1s e1<tra dean.
see us fl~"T'
n......... • r-~ k ... t C>•« I " '•••I. lh \•II 1IC'ttll11 f .. ,... ... .......,.,11 SIZ""' '""'· ~~I > I !II I mos. old New ~ \.Jtl l•J ) )t • ,. • •N:tt •••••••••••••••••••••••
S45--l872 II .!1 1-,\I Rll>F :t:.ll P I n •\\•r' ... uur 1 ~ \Jiii thlt ho.1rd ru .1loc ()uh IV
8' Kimball t n µlc hull·h I \II~\' "ilr.t ..... t 11''''' I hr' ll~t' u :rno ()II()
77 KZIOOO t;1;u1J n ,nd
~1U!.l Sc•e ' $1500 080
!lt>I ~
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dresser, bra nd new ... 11l11t ')l1oi 1 Jltlt .\ I 11••11 ' 1.11> T'i35
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0 u t s t a n d i n g v a I u e ""'" ' ... ~cuon
Custom down sofa& lo\ New uulvm"111' V.i!l l't lloak Power 9040
e s eat. P err t'on rJ "ultnt•r 111111 S:!I~ •••••;•••••••••••••••••
Harbor Vu. $500 h4A·l'l~,1 t'ol111:an H Cl l>r111k1ng 16 .. ,._.
wa ler 1111 1l orth i1!15 I "' ...,CKtroft
Henredon dininA table I 552 91i0-I , , L_ikt• N EW ! 35 II P
Motor Homes, Sc* J
R .... /Storacp fl60 ...••..•...............
!tent , 22· l.ux Mowr
lime. SllJ'> 6. :.t'lf cont
$2 SU 1 w k + B• I m i
640·8585
Trailers. Trav .. 9170
······•••••••···•····•• IOx.33'. furnis hed, older .
Sfi(-.)0. Newly renovutetJ.
1·10 < 'abrill u
2!f.25 HarbOr Blvd
'OSTA MESI\
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEAN CARS
AHDTRUCICS
I
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SANTA AHA
835·3171
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OLDEST
&
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MAZDA 1!179 RX·7, m anl GoodSe .. d'-Of lt80C RO cond1t1on 12.000 m 1 • AMA
S7fr00 Beyma S.SS--47W Dttsa RAlllTS lerliMtta C~! AMO DASHHS!!! Air l'ond , auto tran:.
'80 Mazda RX·7, silver
w/black mt, a ir. less
than 500 m 1, SB.700. P P
971HYl9'1
,740
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MERC.BENZ
STOP DOLLAR S
• IUY or ComiCJI'
yOll6MI!
STOP DOU.Al S
JIMSLEMOHS
IMPORTS
lll70HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MF.SA
631-1276
72 250, gr ay /tan. great
car. S6l!OI> or best offer.
li7J.0293.
Clai.s1c 1972 ~erced e'
:MJSEL ~ 5 7t4·644·3:'113
ur 675·01171 £vcs
1!!75 280S, dark l>rown
w1l an mtr, cruise t·on .
~un roo f. new t i r e ~.
valve~. brakei.. s hocks
Goort rond. for on ly
S9800 675 !111 1
GO 220S Good COntl, Mo.;t
All models ut dtS('OUlll i\M '~·M ~tt-rro l'US!\N te.
pn ces s'*US• pwr. wmduw~ & mu<.h
1919 L:ikewood 13lvcl
LONG liEi\Cll
12131 597-3663
OPEN SUNDAYS
SU PER Bl-:ETLfo: ·1:1
mnr~ t Oernu Sc 1
111.;3:\ 3.">21
OHLYU998
HOW ARD Ctwvroa.t
1)11\ t' & Quull St~
~t-:W PC)H1' ut-:1\cH
833-0555
'711 f'111rwru 11r111)1J l'(IOd.
3 l'. radio 121:J1!125 tl'JG9,
t7Mlli5 1 7!JH1
AM /FM. sunroof. ni:w ·m <.:amaro a:tl 1·11~. (;oud
tires. 77 .000 mi, ntll> paint ('111111 SIOOO ur bc11l offer.
& clutch rpr Dolly 111 ~ll t 'lc.m !15.1 280'J
cond S2200/hst urr Ca II urt 4 pm M thru f)-1 or Chevrolet 9920
wknds anytime K.19 ~I •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 VW c110 , crtiltli· I SEE US FIRST! wh ile/wh le \" .,.,1• Wl·hi1\.l•a J,lt""''''le1111 m
.. , 1 • ; •" r ' (J f 'II I•, W & l 7 ~ I-: I> c_as;,, air. $1200 1131 181:1 I C'hc' rnli•t...'
'iO Bug, goocl t•m11I :O.\tch
lire:.. xlnl cng $1!!00 I
f)12 2726
'77 Sc1r ot·<'<J . 1•l1·J n I
CONMElL
CHEVROLET
~Harbor Rhcl
CUiTA Mt:So\
546-1200 um fm l<t:.:. 51i 10 1 m1 I
63<1·1701 760 17AA Tl Nov;i I'S I'll \.\1 F~
·w Bui(. I <>wncr, ,,•hool ..,ll.'ft'o \'Boµtmnal \cry
teacher. x:lnl 'h"'I>'' ,un d .. un. •11·1~ 11wncr X 1111
roof. a m Lape. p\l p:in,, n tml $.254)1) ~'52 ~.:1!>1>
S21!:15 645 <I1<19
Sell S2S00 10 HO 499 5213 80 lli,1bb1l t:onvt w air
714 Cht•\ 1·tll-. uutu u ,.
railwls 1111111 rn111I. ~!J~t5
~51 :1..IO:! ur4~·8248 S9891 s il red, SK m1
MG -9742 I ~~~ort>-14 K72.'i ........•..............
'79 M1d~et. JI .500 m 1. tan
ml choc· ext. rnll bar.
'67 VW, rmnt <'Oll(I bpd
Sl,9~.
711 lmpal.1 1•1111\Pl'I aut•t.
Ito ,11r 11111'. 1.:11od :SM::t .
h lli llU
chrs e " 44 66 · ., I 1 1-,q•nrude. trailer. new
1 ' !!,,,.\ a.,",2 49~ · -Wh1 Ala:-,k,in '"' .,., p111I. ttres. spare, l'UStom <·ov
eaves....,., . .,..· ' I :.ul'<Jl> tltlll ltt ,1 111 11 1·r. anchor. 150 rt line.
\Ox .JI)'. ru rn1 s h e d
$1 2.0IJO. 140 'abri llu ,
fWi 6725. A:.k for Faye
COHHRL
CHEVROLET
,x.!21 II arbor tt I\ 11
1·1~TA M ~:.'>A
546-1200
HIGHIUYER
Sall•s S<.'rvi«c l.ea:.in~ Western ITI<ll(s. auto re' ca~s. lug rack . $5000 Roy CS"Yer.lnc. j Hi3-92 t 1 ·9f>1.w2
I'~' 1·111 \ 'l W \1:1):\ cd
VW BaJa 111111. 1m11i;11 l'lrt)d ...,,,1111 · 11.1 pc1r•s.
f 1 r:. t $2, R~.o ta k •" :1111 I 111 Ii tt ,,,.J. :.:1:;0 Moving from lge Mesa SIOO li42 "il lU l1fc1 a c k e t s & m eet s
~=dea ~0'"f L•~: Ju~. Ho~ al 11u111:-h "ll'r ling 12 best offer Cull 5J7 5659 AMt.; s;...;c~. Paris I Top dollars for Sports
<.:<irs. Bugs. c ampe rs,
914 's. i\udi 's
Rolls 1\oyl'c B~W t~Ja mboret• Opet 9746 f>45 2422 Se .. tu ;i p •11•1 •-~ix
µreel ale . ' · I l'oastGuard req.SUIOOor
• nq urn. amps pll'e :.tn~'· 17 ,,n l! or !Nl-439l &as k forJac•k
ac.cess .. glass. sll vcr. llll'l'CS Bai j( l'.l'I ltillll 1 ·v .. l'n . ptr
china, nusc. 957 0139 en ·;, I -· ---& Acceuorin 9400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SSAVESAVE $
W1TH USED 'AllTS
Imported car parts
IMPORT
i\lITOSUP PLY
101 N Manrhester
Ask for U/C' MGH
JIMMARIHO
VOUCSWAGEH
18711 Beat h Blvd
HUNTINGTON liEA<:ll
842-2000
Newport Beath f,_10 6444 I•••••••••••••••••••••••
72 OJ:wl Rullye. xlnl cond . ••••••••••l extr a~. $1000 Da\S
'78 white VW l'.<rnvt rtthl1·
<·ass. 11.1)1.1() mt 11 .. ,.,, ...
qwl'k sale. S7!11lO r 11 m
(.'all 4!17 Stn:,1
111 '\(J\' ,\ 'cir Jl;1td1ha<'k.
.1Ul•1 .Jll • 1111<1 ll11t $!1. am
1 11fo1 1•h•1 • 1111 k ci 1'\ I
'lit " t ,1!11Jf 11 t "~ tll'W
ht Jkc.., tu111• 11[1 h1'.1tPr
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43' Gr...~ 7~~~:any Bar w we t sen au I ... u 11 J .. q u I p J'I c d . 556-~or 54~4624 """"-ETS I beautifully maintained . rca<I) to cnuse or li ve
COU NTRY FR E NC H ANSWERS dboard Slip may be
Curio Cabinet L111.hlcd Dawned \1tirt· I u~ailable. 11' ~" Financ•
G I a s s F r o n l & lfobl1~ f-,nrrnt' ln1't JlO.'iSible $72,000 or
Sides .C losed CO\l·r \N\'V.llFIH $6.C,CIOO if no broker tn
below Xlnt Cond <'4SO think I know wh.11 , I rnl\etJ. Clean deal will • , include 9'
Anaheim 776·!IOO<l TOP DOLLAR
PAID FOR
GOOD&CLEAM
IOI MclAREH's
x.su N Bearh llh ti
LA HARR1\
1;'\ ~I No or s,\"'"~ t
522-5333
851 9444 Eves 1)40 !llOJ f
p~ ..••................... fl:! VW Sqrblc. ntt'll' 111
t exl work. rbh eni.! r 1111' OIU:-.JG P. C'OL.NTY 'S
PEU<;EO'f DIES£L
llEA DQUART EKS I good S12W <19fl .'>!H.l 7'! I \f'llll 1-. I 11\\nl"r
i I \/Vo' XJn\ • 11ncl S27f111 11r , lnl 111 •>Ut J 1 I.tr bl I 980 SOSs tie:.L orler 661 2710 aflt'r 5 SI I~· Cllllli..tl ih:ll
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t I
1\Ut nr flllr .,t'hl)tlb but Wl'
d 1rl n t put I t
i\NYWI I l-:IH: t•I"•
wit noorboa~ and 4 5
hon.epower Johnsnr1 out
boanf .J a ('k c urie\
:.34· 1505 home. or !140·2254
011 the boat weekends.
,\lso miscellaneous 2AOZ.
2.ftOZ parts
USEDC Sunday by Appl HERE MOW!!! 'iO VW SQLM0-:11\l'K 1 ·1·11 d Ir.uh l.tr m .ikc •
New P am\ lh•b ~'.111! II.' 1111\ht t1 l l•1'1;.,11Ht•l Desk , very old. II a nll
carved. 5-draw Butcher
block top w t leathcr
center. S395. 545·8620 E\~:c :\101111 llo nll•
make nfr llosp hd IBM
"HELP!" "Must i.ell 1h1s t'lcc Ty pe w Wrl L-:11 1950VIMTAGE
week." Designer dmini: gruver 5tx 7fiO I afl .1pm
768-58.17
2 Poly glas GT f 70· 14
lire:., like new. 4 slug l4'
.\1ag wheels rits Chev All
S75 7l4·830·S912
room group, less than t ., ::>.1' custom bll Chriscraft Foos ball lahlc i.1111. l'1111d c·abm cruiser, complete· price. also garage sale W 11 l'.· refur· bi"hed June 1980. AMtos f« .. ...a_ • 1 sa1·rif11·e S250 or be~I -· ~ ~ Items. 642·6676, k~p ll') offer S.llH1296 Head. galley, sips 4, •••••••••••••••••••••••
_in_.;;;.I ·______ _ Dana Pt Ma rina, s lip IMPORTANT
Roll·lop rosewood desk. Mhce .... Olll B· I 1 ~ ainland. $8900. NOTlCE TO
with S roll, 66x50", xlnl W..tecl IOll Avail lo see on wkends , READERS ANO w e e k d y s c a I I ADVERTISERS · ~---· .............................. -1~~---........ -· ·-1t1e-ph~-01-ne·ms
• S. 1055 W11J Buy · USED OF FICE advertised by ve hic le :!.~................ FU RNITURE. Work dealers in the vehicle
G · Be n c hes, Shel vin g. 2.5' WELLCRAFT NOVA classified adve rtising ARAGE SALE, Satur· 631·2777 twin 351 FORD: many columns does not include ·day, October 18, Sa m lo
N M..:tc...t xt r as mus t see a t a_ny applicable taxes. 5'Jm. 15211 antes Cir---• o · cle. Irvi n e , "T h e IMI • =+-8083 W O DS M A RlN E license, transfer fees . • "" 760-8696 nnan~ charges. fees for
Ranc h .·· Furn iture. ••••••••••••••••••••••• air polll.l.ion conlrol de·
clothes, dishes, jc we lr). CONN Direelor trombone 32· Uniflite, '77. complete· vice certifications or tle·
cam.:. ~';~~~~s;alr with case. Excellent .co.I\.. ~,eq_\i,p~9r_f~hm&..&. 1t.lef-~ocume"ntary ·pre. ~-... <'lllfO'TI. $'100 Uls:8052.afler pleasure. radar + many paration charges unless Jew*r 1070 6PM xtras. «714)846-0021. otherwise specified by
••••••••••••••••• •• • • • • G h u -~advertiser. relsr rum set • 'Zl' Monlef'ey diesel fish
GENUINE SAPPHIRES drums, 5 1•ymuals. + ex boat, xlnt cond. S15.000
Your choice only SS tras xlnl • :,.t9 1411 54.5-8734 each! 640-8688 ____ _
8010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WCMiA&ITAGS
MUST S~LL. I'\ PA
Mixer with 2 l'olumns
$450 F:lcl'ln r Gu itar
with 25 watts amp $150
5.57 ~:l
Office Furn~ &
l:qlli,...llt 8085
····•··•···············
78 36' Un1nite. double
1·abm, loaded. 140 tiours.
heaut1f ul 774 ·7101.
:IS9 1236
13' Hoston WhaJer & trlr.
excell cond1t1on w/•IOhp
1'-:vm. $2600. 84&8062
Zerox 66().1 Copit>r . under Boats. Sail 9060
ma ant $'! SO<I or lie$t tJf-•••• • • • •••• •••• ••••• • • •
fer 754·5444. '49. Lud~rs 16. 25ft. vam
9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1957FOID
THUM»IUllD
The most desired classic
i n So Ca l i f. Fu lly
restored. white w tblue
1n l & ru ll po we r .
100.SUKZl.
SAVE!!!
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
miracle
mazda
21 50 H.-bor llvcl
Costa Mna 645-5700
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas and V o l v o s . C all u s
TODAY!!!
l i arle Ike
fOYOTA·YOLYO
ltU H...t.w II•& c ......... . "' u•.nn ... 540.uo
POBSCHE.S ..
WANTED
Allow us the opportunity
lo consider the purchase
or trade·in of your d ean
Porsche. Check wtlh Us
Today!
1J631 ttarbo• Olv•J C•t~fl G'U'flt" '11 636·2'lll
Top Dollar
Pail
ForYourCar !
tm BMW 530!, \1.000 mi.
4 sp, s unroof. AM 1-'M.
orig owner, sohd S'I~.
640-4770 or 646-9169.
·72 Ba varia . auto, a ir.
stereo, xlnl cond. must
sell. Best otrer. 644·5613.
c.-; 9715 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·74 Cap~! a.~.t2-'!llli£.1 M'Tt"M' SfCreo. shar p.
must sell now $2,<IOO
631-6039. --------'79Capn RS. t¥4ck.
V 6. xlnt coild
974-9875.
9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I• 90'fl n . l ll·llH ·-· .. ---··-
'i? 21lOZ 2+2, 4 spd, elec
snrf, AM/FM cass .. i\ 'C.
53K mi. $8500. ti6t·7074
4-tpeedZ "" ......... Also mL'iCellancous 240Z.
260Zparts
768·5837
BEACH IMPORTS
11411 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACll
752-0900
Pondte 9750 ..••..........•........
'69 911T . '73 S Motor
Clean , A/C. 5 speed.
$6900 0 8 0 . fi6 I· 2770.
Eves .
S2200' 0 D<H\31 O!'ll10 99 32
\72 UUG I O\lt'U, urn I ru •• ••••••• ••••• •••••••• •
<,k re<i ~rk, smo~ t'l•rl ill C'111 \l'lll' \'\\11\ Xlnt
runs & looks hkc nPw :-.• ll r ouc I 1 ·r1' :itc f1Jrt \
this week 494 9227 ~.tli 0524 ----
'f)l VW V.\N reblt lfi'l!) 1)11 ~ 9915
cooler , spare part!'-.. \'Jlt •••••••••••••••••••••••
t'Ves496-2782 '1)8 l'OH:-J !o'l' W,\GON.
rM:•w t1rt-s. new rear t•ncl ,
'57 VW Mi crobus. runs.l(o. 1.tn g gd rond S!iOO
''72:J1TT_'CO_U_P_t _. -C-_o.::n::.· +-m4i~aA.l·iCC..JOQIW1>£,QQAtL:c:d1.. . ...11.600.-~t~ .. _____ ......_ __ _
<~>948-0516 or 948·8665 cours Cond .. Lo mi. Mike. Buy Me! I m & 76 Oodi.:e
,\:.pen •ldr VII w1lh auto
trans. air Ill IO I m1 & I
ust> re,_ ~as $2500,0BO .
<.:a.I I f)l:, SJ.12.
S9950/0 80 Chris 631·7250
eves
'75 Porsche 911S. a ir.
Aml f'm cass. alJoy whls.
wh1tew1th black 1n L
Absolutely mint cend
S14 ,UOO 0 BO . Dys
..973:.1630. ere.sJ wke nds , 7tJ0.U136 -........ ..
Rois ltoyce '756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Sil...-Wraith II tm11'2 Rolls Royt•e. lonA
wheel base. custom or
dered. fully equipped.
L oc al ly o w ned &
serviced. Like N EW ~
Has ONLY 10.000 miles'
Shown by appt. 130671 )
Pn. Pty_Call 974·1767
. "1 DEALER IN U.S.A.
~~~VER
ROLLS-ROYCE
Volvo 9772 ..•...••...............
VOLVO
Fot-d 9940
SALES. SEltVICE • •• •• • • ••. • • ••• •. • •• • • •
AHOLEASIMG 1\9 Luunlq Squire
.. QY.£RSEASDEl.JYERY , WaJ.!''" 67,fW .cm~ rm~. EXPERTS \l;!n"cTl'dn. tisi'l 770.mK9
EAllLllKE
VOLVO
1!)66 Harbor Bh cl
COSTA MESA
646-9303 540-,467
ORANGE COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSfVELY VOL\'( I
1..ar~est Volvo Dealt•r
in Orange Counl\ ·
BUY or LE/\S t:
DlREL'T
9'42 .......................
1;t; f \1 l'f:fll,\L.
• 1110 h 7 :I !l 5 7-1 d a) s .
.~ 10 \ 146 C\l"•
9945 ................••••••.
'72 ('()Vfl~l"NT·\L \ery
1!c111tJ t 111111 llFl•'EH'
Al'X IOI IS. li7:1 .t!l:ri'
Merc..-y 9950
·••····•··············• OHMJG 1-: COl. '\ITV 'S
R .... EST ~,·N~·· l.INL'OLN Mi':HCL'R r l_, 1._ • ..J llTJ... •..J in:.\Lto:RSlllP
from your business card.
Send one card for each tag plus one spare We
retu i:n permane n\ly
sealed attractive tag &
strap, meeting a1rhnc
J.D. requirements Prl'·
vent loa & theft! For a
personalized tag enclose
wallpape r, rabri c "r
"Day Glo" paper & we
will back & trim your
tap. Or try two cards
back to back.
la'1 SELl:TrRJr l l
~500
S.l5 ~~
hull , s l i p i n N B .
be autiful S4000
R!l-1·9010. 10h0 HARBOR 8l V0
CO!>TA M l '>A t.47 0010
JOHMSOM & SOH IS40J•mbor H
New-1a.a~I\ u..c• Uercwy '72 Datsun 240Z . air. 1L-----'~
216:!6 HarborBlvd. m ags . .is pd, $3,750 CIOSED SUNOAYS
2025 S. Manchester ~ 714~
LINCOl.:'\ :\"1ERCURY
lb·l8 \utuCentl'r Dr.
PRICES
I! ea or 3/15
•IS tags Sl.60 ea.
619 tap Sl.SO ea
lOor more $1.40 ea
Sales Tax lncludecl
NO CARD?
Draw your own or send
name. IMldress, phone &
we'll make one card per
tag. Add 25' each.
Send check or money or
derto:
8087
····•·················· Red tail Boa. 2t ~ lo 3 fl
long, 141th $40 aquanum
SJSO Paul SS I ~'i9
POR SALE Male Pied
l'ockat>el includei. cage .
food sso ~· ~ p.!:~~
,. ... & Organs 8090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bradbury Da b)' Gr und
piano. xlnt <'ond, It brwn
m uho gun ). $24 0 0 .
·75 Ericson 32, cstm. int·
t'xt 6 sails. whl, knol ,
\'Hf. many xtras. boat
1·overs, nicest on West
Coast Must see! 139.900
F'it-m. 968-7903 or 968--0872
CRUISING SAILOR
Instead of investing SSO
to SlOO thousand you can
eajoy unlimited sailing
for a few thousand on a
s u pe rb 4 0' K et c h
673-5340
KITE. $550. N.OTPDn'IMG
P.O. Box l.w>
c.o.ta Mesa, Ca. 92626
645-9SO'l . -Dolly' Aft 6, 76(1.1776
CERAMlC nu•squE
Id'', 25< per piece. Paint
• glaae your own liles . Good fat cer•mic shope
or private parties to use
your artistic abilil ies.
534-'151.1
I Caddy s poke whee l
rims. SlOO for both.
.... , ... 9320 ..........
BABY GRANO Antique
Circa 1900. $1400 or bes t
offe r. 8Sl· l844 days.
551-8130 e ves.
BABY GRAND P l ANO
Brumuller, itlnt cond. w 1
bench. SHl95. 548-7272 .
Store ............
... 8095 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Comm. US range, stain
less back. stove, grill,
full-sz oven, $275 & S49$.
6'2-1900
S..S mane you lo ve a ...._. ol 30 multi col-lV, ..... ..rwuu. balloons tied NA. 5fweo lotl
wltll ribbon fl your own •• •••• •••••••• • • • • •• • • •
tenoaal mes1•1e. BES Elertrost11tic spkrs, Perfect for every oc· n ·-· ... u. culon. We deli ver. ..,..._ s _...pr.
llM41t 5'5&-6442
b • .. ureas. um· Ila. 1troller fl
call MSG?
26' 1939 California Cruis·
ing Class Sloop, bristol
cond. VHF, dinghy, 6
sails, full covers. Nwpt
slip. Sf;,000 OBO. Evs,
642·5494 ; Answer Ad
11352, 642·4300 24 hrs.
RACING Soling w /trlr ~
Sa il s $3900 al so
LEHMEN l2 ready to
race wkdys 10·4pm
556·5730
9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Boat s lip or m oorln1
wanted for lHO 30'
Catalina Sailboat.
Newport area preferred.
Boat usaie or linden fee
po8Slb&e. Dys: 549--.
eves: 731-9081.
'46 Ford Woodle, restored
SlJ.000. ALSO '29 Model
A Town Sedan. 4 dr.
restored. Ideal for stu·
dent. Sl0.000. 67S·6161
Costa Mesa 540-5630 673-673J or 493 !NS7 9760
'61 Cud L imos in e ( 8
pass.). Also '60 Galaxy
<36.000 miles> Both need
much work. Make offer.
642·2221 <or for m sg.
646-9666).
Ply mouth Barrac uda
Conv. 1967. Good cond.
new top. Sl8SO or best or·
fer. 645-18'3/8-SPM.
·so Plyrmuth, 61.000
orig mi, $500.
957-8170.
9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 Chevy Blaaer JSO. A/C,
AM /FM 8 track stereo.
roll bar, tank/tire rack,
malf II new Fun'n Mud
tires. $2950/Best ofr .
t.a.3825 ..
'78 CJ1, pa, pb, a uto,
1tereo, winch. KC lite
We Pay
OVER
-looll For Your Good
VW, Porsche or Aud1
VW·PORSCHE·AUDI
445 E. Coast Hi way
at 8a)'llide Drive
Newport Beach 673-0900
Pre mium prices
paid for any used car
<foreign or domestic 1
In good condition.
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SOUTH
COAST
DODGE
2888 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MF.SA
CALL 540-0330
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li'--1...... Alfe.... 9705 ~ 9160 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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"10 Chev Suburban ltt T.
ps , pb, lo mlluge,
Am/Fm hpe, Sl900.
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CONTRACl'OR SPEC.
'78 Dodce I ton. cuatom
boxea, raeka Ir bed,
am/fltl at.aw cua, HID
traUer hikh, •11. moo.
616-1111
'Tl Cbev 8c&dale,
FINAL ALFA ROMEO
CLEARANCE
ALL ''191 MUST GO !
"We're Oealio'"
ltlOSPIDas
HlllMOW!U
RACH IMPOITS
.. 0oveSt..-NEWPORT'BEACH
7U.ot00
ASSUME 1.o w
INTEREST LEASE.
Black. leethlr, 5 • .,...
.UO,. 6 ONLY U ,000 ....... , Jaumculatel C.11
Dau at, 175·0111 or --
1980 ZOOSX, air, AM/f'M
stereo cass. rear defog
ger. 5·sp. blk w i:ray mt ..
xlnt cond. pe rfect ly
mrun . must sell. $8000,
S.'i.2·5390.
'78 Datsun 280Z. 18.000 mi,
mint, mags. etc. Auto,
675-3545
'70 Datsun SlO. xlnt condi-
tion, new ures. Call e ves.
67J·T721
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1910Sill
TUUOs
HMIHOW!
DCB.LINT
•• SB.ICTIOM!
IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75~0900
72 8210 aut A M/f'M Toyota 9765
ds i, o. h Good0
•• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • n m nor mec · '78 "··t· lif b k body 964-6193anytime vc: tea t ac , very · · clean, air , s spd, $4800.
'!Kl blk s peciaJ 280ZX T·
top, rully equipped. still
w11rranteed. $14.800.
847-0401
----~---~-A• 9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 FIAT Sport 124 Convt
Wht/ Tan Int. l own, new
tires, wpll maint. $4MO
call 714·1ecMm.Beves.
·71 Fiat 8.50 Spyder
Convertible. $400.
645-5914
9727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VISITYOUI
OHMMCOAST
HONDA
HIAD9UMTllS
TODAY!!!
JfT.'ftlWE . o&.DIMOl&I
taeA
~TMICIS
-Harbor Blvd. COBTAMIBA ........
770-8989
Tn..,11 9767 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TR6 New Qigine. Clutch,
Hard/ Soft Tops! Xtras .
646·3088 aner Spm
'70 TR6 27mpg, 12400 looks
&& runs good! New clutch.
Pirelli a.dial tires. will
take small car in trade.
962·8068 ~ ....
'79 Spltlire: Blue Beauty.
Low miles. L eavin g
Calif. $4.200 or best offer.
544-0508.
vo111..,.. 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sexy '13 VW Bug -reblt
eng, ln xlnt cond. ~>
or bit otr. 497-3034.
1961 B•J• Bua. needs
work on lnt., SISOO or best otrer. 151-1221
Anaheim 750-2011
·;4 Volvo Seda n . .!tlr.
clean. $2500
t>42·3278
SO "'"Y Lakl:! f'orest exit
IRVINI':
83~7000 ·m \'oh·o. perf mech &
body. sterro pnced \1>' 7 8
seU. 492 5733
MERCURY
COUGAR
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NOTHING OVER
$4995
HAIERS
AUTO CENTER
14~ Baker Str~t
COSTA MF.SA
540-9202
9'10 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·73 Century, ps, pb, a/c,
nu paint, hi mi. runs gd.
$'700/080 Day 557·58.S4 :
eve 5'9-3'MO c.-. 9915 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Eldon1do, 30,000 mi.
io.ded. SU,500. 833-2235/
9M-l498
80 Diesel Seville, ne w .
s liver /blue , load ed .
SO,OOO/m1 engine gu11r,
S16.500. 540-31131 w /days
1-"aclon :ur cund1t1nmnl(.
tilt wheel. casM~lte :< TRA Sllt\RP <640VWH)
CALL 830-7000
~714~
LINCOLN MB H.CURY
16Atr rocF.NTElt DR.
IRVJNE 830·7000 -----Mu1t1a9 9952
····•••·•·•············ '66 stick 6. S.500.
F'nirshape.
545-7395
O...Obffe 9955 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Olds Ds l Cutlass
Bri.thm. lo int Lols of ex
tras Assum lease or buy
7 1<& 1955 0031 d ys or
551 l673 ev twknds.
'71 TORONAOO
(id cond. $650
675-6906
9957
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'76 Runabout. auto. new
t ires /brakes. $2000 .
838-2126 eves/wkends ---
·73 Cadillac, • dr !ledan. '72 Pinto. rebuilt, Am/Fm • Xln cond ... ..,... 8-track. clean. Sl62:St 88t ' M&.i&io o1r. 548·0t94 ____ _
'73 C. D. V. Good Cond.
Xuat seU by Sun. 9995
75M 845-91 Phil
'II) SEDAN DE VlU.E
F.xtra clean, very 1ood
r unning condlt Ion , ~1lnal owner.
w.~ 645-1872
'78 WAGON V6 mint cond. ,
P.S/ B/ AC Nu radial tires ,
$3500 aft 4pm 7Sl !ru&
P...et.c 9961 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'T2 POC\tlac .slat loo Wan,
all pwr. runs fine. Ouod '
m\leage $600 080.
4IM 928:)
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TT LT, loaded. T·top. ·74 Vea• ••fon. • c)'t.
aU¥W,_,. economy , o• prl~t
....... &.raNpQtt ... .,"91
.. ONLY PILOT CB Coast LIFE
' NEW I• CHRYSLER
CORDOBA COUPE
V8 aU!OlrMl•C: trano; a>r rond pwr 'Jf .. N onq & l>tilkC'> 1)()140
SPat t•lllccl 4la'>' du..;I remok '"'"ors luQQ&Qe me~ rruose
rnntrrJI AMFM s1ereo 1111 wh<!<'!I r u'itom peckaQ!' wneel
l"OVPI.. N'JW ral11al ,, P'i 11 b7 4;>11
OFF MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE ·-------.... pilc iiiT .. EoiliOn 'l7a-i"u'~fo-m_11..,..t1c_,t-ra ..... ~s-a1-r -co-nd-:--P-.,.,-, -st_ee_rt~Q & orakes pwr
!ounrool Wi1Jad<1Pd Landau roof leather covered sreerrnq wheel pwr wrndo-NS &
Gloor tocks AIWFM stereo wl8 track tape. electronic d1g1tal clock cruise control
elec rear window defroster 1111 wheel deluxe wheel cover, wsw radial tores &
much more' (176880)
-·-·······1980 DEMONSTRATOR SALE
Many outstanding
low-mileage new
Chryslers & Plymds
now at
SPECIAL PRICES!
OFF MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE
(THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIAL~~
V8. automatic trans air cond pwr steennq & orakt>S 6CY40
leather seats. rear window defroster electronic d1g1tal clock
body side moldings. cornering ltghts. AM'FM stereo wlcassette
pwr antenna. hit wheel vinyl roof pwr seat & windows pwr
door locks & lrunl\ release pwr sunroof. wheel covers. w,w
redial tires & much more! (213668)
1979 PLYMOUTH 1969 LINCOLN 1974 DODGE
COMTll•ITAL t•AM SWM1a• COWi
VS. automatic tran• • air cond . pwr. steenng & Economical 6 cyl engine. automatic transm1ss1on.
brakes. spht pwr seat. leath9r. pwr, windows & door radio. oower steenng & more• 1350LFL) Special tt11s
lockS ""-Siii.., •-l!YVB373J _.,toniv $1695
1979 CHRYSLER
VOlAll WAGOH
V8. automatic trans . air cond . pwr steerrng &
brakes, radio. custom motdlnq•. luggage racll wsw
tr res & ll\Oret (157392)
FOR FLEET SALE OR LEASE
~O'gl~~~~~·MiALL 546-1934
1980 FORD
""'OSIDAH
A super eoonom1cal value with a 4 cylinder engine.
automatic 1ransm1sst0n. bucket Mita. radt0. power
steering. wsw tires & morel (869YPRJ
53895
1979 CHYRSLER
LI IAIOM tlaAM
V8. auto~trc trens . alr cond .. ~ ateenng &
brettes. split seet. vinyl top, AMIFM radio, wsw tires.
custom wheels & morel (804X\/N).
54295
DUS,_COWI
6 cyl engine. automatrc trans . arr cond pwr
steering & brakes. split seet. custom moldings,
radio. wsw trres & more' I 512Y JTJ
53995
1980 PLYMOUTH
VOi All Sl9AM
6 cyt . engine. au1omatic trans.. arr cond.. pwr.
steering & brakes. vinyl top. cus1om moldings. radio.
wsw tires & more! (701YVUI.
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