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IUlll CUil YDIR HDMUlll DAllY PAPIR -~ Hll>A'r JANUARY! 19H1
Demand for $24 billion • issue
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Posters
proclaini
protests
By DAVID K UTZMANN
OI Ille O.llr "•tot l l•ll
Oranjle County employ ee-~ en
ter1n~ Cou nty ll a ll of Ad
ministration in Santa Ana to<lay
were greeted on the rirst work
day or the New Year With red
pos t ers o n d oors that pro
claimed· "Building Nol Sate for
Public "
The posters, put up hy-the
Orange County E mployees As·
sociation. we re m ea.nt to advise
~qrkers lhat unde r prov1s1ons of
their contract with the county
the)• could ask for rl'assi~nment
to "a safe work site "
The Hall ·or Administration.
beset with strul·tura l probleins.
will soon undergo a half million
dollar repair JOIJ
An analysis of the building's
s tr.uctural integrit y revealed
that the white edifice could s uf-
fer s ubstantial damai.:e in e\'ent
of a m ajor earthquake.
R e presenta tives of the
employees a ssociation had met
with cotµ1 ty offic'1als Wednes day
to ask for reassignment 11f the ·
building's 220 workers to other
job sites.
John Saw.}er . ~e n e ral
mana,ger of the organization .
~aid lie would '1j'eet .again with
personnel offic ials today. He
also indicat~ a grievann· woulrl
. be fi led t hat 1·oullf lead to
. drbitraliorr Of the tSSUC.
Two weeks a~u. the Hoard of
Super..-isors voted to move· its
meetings anrl. the meetings of
the count) P lanning Co m
mission out oJ the $8.9 million
building.·
S upervisor Ralph C lar k .
chairman or the board . entered
the Hall of Adm101strat10n this
m orning and rmmcdr atel)
paused to read the reel poster up
bytheOCE1\.
"We'll certainly have to _ rn .
vestigate what their prol:ilem~' ·
are and what their feelings are,"
C lark sai d . referrin g' t o
employees.
About si>e e mployees stood off
in a corner of the buildinlo('s loh
by. uncertain whether to go to
their jobs or not
"All we know," one employee
said. "is what we've hcen reafl
ing and hearin~ (about t~ safe
ty of the building > Nobody's
told us anything . .
Clark said the board too~ al'
lion to keep the public away
from lhe building during m eet
in gs so they wouldn't get in the
way of repair work.'
He also said it would be ''dis
ruptive" to try to hold meetings
<See SAFETY, Page i\2)
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Pope Jphn Paul II (Sell vered
bla New Year's Day Maas
bomily in which he pleaded
for more money to aid poor,
le11 1pendln1 on arma, ·
menta. He a1ao decried ter· roriam. -, · · ·
han s Iran -re
rioiviNG BUMBLEBEES~ SPINNING WINOS CHftREO ROIE PARADE SPECTATORS
B••• 0n At.lantlc Alchfl•ld Co. float mad9 ot ~enge and y911ow martgOld• and yellow carnation• _ 1 ,
Viejo-repeats--rose float • WID
By n :RRY HE RTENSTEIN a. IM O•llv· Pilot St•ll
Elation tould he expected to
day among Mission Vrejo Co
e mployees a nd Saddlehark
Valley high s1·hool students who
worked on "S11mrnrrtime." the
S" eepslak<'S·\\ inning fl oat rn thl'
Tournam<>nl of "oses paracll'
Rut_therc was no 1n!1H·at1on of
su1·h s µ1rits at «nrnpany head
quarte r s Tht• orr11·1•s "'ert·
t·losed
J l C'OUJ<I ht• th iJl WI 1111 lllg IS
ltetomrng t•ornmcmplac1·
The Mission VrrJO ( 'o . with ils
elahorate ••ntry "r a <·ouph• rn <t
hoat 1in a ha\1111 \.\'Qn the top
prize for non~·ommere 1al entry
al Pasacll'na's 92nd paratl e New
Year 's Day
The pro1·essron. appropriate !}
l'nough ror Ont.• O{ the sunniest
and dearest <lays in Pasadena's
history. was entitled "T he c;reat
Outdoors ..
The 120 urtrts swept down the
1.5-mtlc paraoe roulf: nearly
wi thout a hrtch
One float. rron1C·alh e nl1tlecl
'The Bandage Cang :. and de
~Helin~ a boy on tricycle an'd girl
on roller :sK'ates playing do<'lor
a nd nurs e, had to b£• towed ·
s hortly after its start on Orange
Grove Avenue.
Mission Viejo a l!>o wo n
Sweepstakes an 1980 and '78. Arr<I
while Thursday 's float drew
plenty of aahs and oohs, another
float sponsored by an Orange
C oast fi rm-. Avco F inancial
Ser vices. attrac ted a bigger
c rowd response. Avco's western
headquarters ar e in Newpor t
Beach.
The It)() fo1)t "M1march of the .
S t•:1. .. dl'IJi1·tini.! a hluc whalu her
:1~, f1111t Ion).! hahy. l wo d1,lphins
and uth1•r fish was too long lo be
1•lil!ihl1· fttr a r•rt'I.<:
Tht• hllnclrl•di; who t'·hccre'l
<1n<I ;q1pla111J pd ;.is th(' whale
turner! lhl' 1·11fJll'r al Orange
(; rov1· A \'f•n 111• anrf Colorado
St r1·t·t wt' rt' arnon ~ an f•st irnalcd
I :J 10 I S m1l1 1on spr 1·t alo.)s
aloni:: tlr1· rout!'
While the crowd was mostly
peaeeful during lhe parade. the
t>arly mor ning hours a nd Ne"
Year 's Eve revelers reportedly
c·aused more problems for polite
than an v orevious ver
"They <the trowd) 'was unru-
1.\. disorderly. dis respeetful."
said John Mc·Al1ster . spokesman
for the J'<Jsaden<1 f'ol r ce Deparl -
rnent
/\ n •1·nr<l :176 a rres ts het ween 3
Jails plan 'rent'
fee for weekendS
It's hardly a \';.II' at ion. but in-
m a I 1·s s pending weeke nds in
Oran).!t' C<1unty J<ir ls will soon be
payrn,g motel lakl' rates for their
stays. •
It will be the no frills economy
«Lass all the way. hut persons
t•1m victed from now on for mis-
d<'rrieanors can he cttar~ed up lo
$18 RO a day for· lttP chanre lo
serve lrmc on wel•kends.
Until today, when a new Jaw
• goes into effect, weekend Jail in·
maCcs weren't charge<! to be
loC"ked up
A state law has been passed.
however , giving local govern-
me nts the authority to c harge
'for room and board. The county
Board of Supervisors approved
the rates al a meeting last week.
Peoplt• convicted of misde-
meanors such as petty theft or
drunken driving could be levied
a daily rate during sentcnC"rng
st a rtrn~ on Fr~y
The rate will bl' up tu. the s en
1encing Judge and w il~ he hased
on the person's abili ty lo pay,
s aid sheriff's Sgt . J ohn
Thorstensen. who works at the
county Theo l.acy J ail in
Orange. .
T hat m ihtary-lnoking com -
pound is the 414-pcrson capacity
min i mum security ra c tlity
wher e so· called ··week enders··
ar e sent.
Currently, about half of the in
mates are weekenders. Many of
the inmates show up about 6
p .m . on Fridays with just their
essentials -razors, combs.
cigarettes. toothbrushes -and
spend anywhere from a day to
CSee JAIL, Page A2)
Mlssin'g ·sailor sought
No trace of boat found sintt November ...
By STEVE MITCHELL
CM•DellyP-~
Ralf Richard Kreymann
seldom. sailed' his sleek 22-root
Columbia sailboat alone, and the
number of times he sailed over·
night could be counted on the
lingers of one hand.
But the 88· year-old veteran
sailor lelt bis white 1986 Porsche
parked near the east bHln at lhe.
Dana Point Marina Nov. 9 or
10, took out the blue and white
Hilboat -and disappeared.
"The calendar In his
<Oceanside) apartment had
~ov . 8 crossed off," said his
nephew. Chris Kreymann, an en·
' ,\
. l t I ' f h env1ronrnen a enemeer or t e
City of Laguna Beach.
The younger Kreymann said
the mall was piled up in the
mailbox, and the rent -which
the sailor ~Jways paid on time -
was overdue.
Also found in the apartment,
in which Kreymann lived alone,
was a supply of high blood
• presaure pills -somethin1 re-
latives said he always took with
him.
··He suffered ·rrom
hypertension," his nephew said.
"It doesn't make sense that he
would leave them at home."•
Kreyma.M Hid he discovered
I: t ,
--· t.,,.,.,,.
his uncle was misaing Dec. t7 -
more than a month after the re·
tired· electronic engineer d1s ap-
peared from Dana harbor.
"One of his slip neighbors
filed a report Dec. IS because he
knew Rall rarely went out over·
night," lhe younger Kreymann
said.
Bui a spokesman for the U.S.
Coast Guard in Lon& Beach said
a search conducted six weeb
after the disappearance turned
up no al&n or Kreymann or the
boat..
Chief Petty Officer Leonard
Frost said checks from San
(See MUlfJING, Pate Al>
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p m Wcdm•srl:1\ :11111 la\I' "'"w
Year ·:-. l>a~ r :.in g cd fr o m
drunken rln\·ing to a':-ault and
r ublten . ~ki\ft,l<'r :-a u.J
El:.11 n1· <'urt•·r· fl••at l111rl t1ini.:
• ha11'\l Oma11 for ltw \11!-!->ron \'11•
Jll t 'o . attrtl1ult•fl \\ 1nn1ng thret·
S\\f>C')Jstakes Jlfl1.l'!-rn lr\1• \C•a rs
lo · t ommuntl) pnd1•
"Wt'.· Jn\f1h·l· i;o many p1·<1pl1•
from th(• t'l1mm11 nrt ', achrlh a~
\\t•ll as stuc lo.•nh ." said Elaine.
\\ho aclclNJ sht• \\ .1 ... ··p x1·1\t·o-
w 11 h Th11rsd 11 \ ·.., v. 111
F o r l'X<1rnp.lt• s h(' rn r n11oncd.
Kalh r l i1•11r1.:•·:-uf ,\!1-.sron Vll'JO
•• sf uclt·nr .11 <'al State F1!l lc•rl<m .
:-1ll'nl ·Iii hours s1rarght pa~t rng
ll'htte <'i•rnatlfin 11(•luls on lhr<'<'
i.wans al HH· front of the float
'ExtrJ•mt• heat rnoant spend
rng hours a)Jpl ym~ mist to keeµ
llw petals a nd flowers moist ,"
l::laine s:11d She wouldn't sav
how muc·h lhl' .float t·r,st h ut l•U-l
1 ls estimated ' alu<: r n the $70.000
lo $ IOO.OOC> prin• range
Sue M<:CIC'l lan .J un e -r;artra.
E rin Murph~. M arg1l' Uuck and
Lr s a R 11t·h1e . h 11nH·l'om1 n g
q u <'ens a I ;\1 i ss r o n \'1cjo.
·Silverado. El Toro, Capb trano
Vall e~· ancl Laguna llills ht~h
srhools a n d 'hu l'k Jana1·.
P as adt>na , rode on.the float
1-;ctison lhgh Sr h•Kll of llunt
<See ROS .. ~S. Pa ~e A21
Irvine pair
abducted in
long ride
A self·styled temperance-en·
forcer kidnapped an Irvine couple
early New Year's Day In San
C lemente, telling the pair he
was a member or the "Citizens
Co mmittee to Help S top
Drunken Drivers." ·
Mrs . and Mrs. Richard Wal l.
who live in Irvine. told· p0lice
they were returning home (rom
a party in San Cle mente Wh4'J'
they were pulled to the side· 'Of
A venida Pic~o by a car with a red
light.
Details were ·sketchy, but
police said a man described as
in his 20'a, with black curly hair
and • PQlitLdia&>MiUon, entered
the couple's vehicle and rode for
nearly three hours In the car, all
the while dlsplayln1 a slx·inch
steel revolver.
The armed man then relieved
the couple of an undetermined
amount of cub.
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Bargain
halt
By The AssociatPd Press
The Algerian 1ntcrmcd iar.1cs m
the lmstag1: l'l'l 'ilS arrived in
Tt;<hrantocli.I \ a nclhdndedovcr'tbe
t · S repl) t~1 l r<rn ·~ demand for
$21 h 11l11m. W1 !>l<'rn reporters in
lhl· Iranian 1·aµ1t<il :-aid. Then•
"<1 s no imml.'di alt· 1·om rnt nt rrnm
I ran1anofrt <:1ab
i\ lcadinl! Iranian dergyman
~a id mc anv.hrle, lhal Iran should
s toµ l1arl!a1ning 11vcr .l he 52
t\ml·rrl'an!> and put them on lnal
l1 k1• ;in\ 111lwr 1·rrm mals bcn ius••
th•:) are s pic::., nul hh~lagcs
·1 Ii f' t h r <· e /\. 11! e r r a n 1 n
t1·rmed1ari1·• W•!rc met a t T~hran
,\ 1 r purt h:-rq iresc·nt atr VI'S nr
l'rim<' :\l1nr~tl•r :\11ihammad Ah
HaJ<Jl and late r turnrrf nver t he ~ s repl ~ l1111ff1<•1 <Jl~d1rl't'll r 1·m1
'1·rn1·d "1th thl' l1<1'><1rng e:. -.Pnwcl
I I 11111nth-. a).!11 I 111• ri·11i1r\l•r-. <;t11d.
'/he ,\lg1·rrnn-. de!'lin1·d lo speak
\\ ilh thec·orn·~p<1nclents
I nlornwd Wa-.h ingt1111 srnirc·t:s
:-,11<1 thl· l S l'ttJI~ 11ff1•rs 111 1!1·
µ11-.11 a bout Sl~ hr lhon 111 lrJntllll
ass l'ls in an rst ro~ al'e,011nt in <i
Ol'lll ral 1·ountry . prcs umaltly
Al cena . and thal I ran 1·ould l'lain1
the funds cint Mhe hostages are n•
lea sed.
P rc s 1dc nt C<irltr said lhf'!
American respons e conlai.ned
.. rellsonahle proposals" and said,
"I think rt would be to the advan-
tage of the Iranians -certainly to
lht> a<tvantal'!e of the l 1nite<t
:-.tJ tl's and tht• hoslai.:t·s 1f they
"ould al«·~µt \\hat "'l\'C'"'h<f'.·e-prn-. -
µosc•ct ..
l f11v.·('\'c•1 . «art er has lr ttle morf'
than twn \.\t•C'ks 1·cit rn has all
mrnrs tratron to settlP the rc;sue .
a nd mo:-t 11hser..c·rs s'1" little
c•h;.111t•e uf the t·r1~1s he1n..: rl'
"<11 \ ed before Prcs 1denl clpc·t
He a)!an takes offll·e Jan. 20
The Washm~ton Post reported
tc1da) that the L'S. r es 1xmse gLves
I ran until Jan 16 t<1 accepl the
Pl oµo~aJs The Post s aid offr l·1al
!>•>un·es !les crille<I lhe date "not
"" an uli 1matum hut ·simply a r u l't of Ir f e · " The sources said
I ran1an :tL·<·eptanee h y Ja n 16
"nu Id g1 \ t• thl' Cart er actm inistra
t10n llm<: t" implement thP pro
po~a Is fwfort• 1winJ! out of offr Cf'
The post sard <'arter does not
"a111 lo leave n1·g ot iat1ons •·rn an
:11n lll).!U11U~ ..,tatr th at hmrl'i th<'
ll1'l 111ns 11ftr1ssurcessor "
Thl' 'lrnrn:rn l'arl1 LJ nH·nt rl<'
1•11ll'<I l\\IJ monlho; a ~'' lht>
hostages woultl he freeti if th1· t.: S
gnv{'rnmcnl returned t ht' \\l'alth
of tht· latc Shah Moh;immacl Rc1.Cl
Pahlavi. rel('as ed SB hr Ilion rn Ira
n1an assets frmen rn L'S banks.
1·an1·e led pen ding la\.\Su rts
agarnsl Iran and pledged nnt to 1n
trrrer<'rn Iran's affairs
1.ast week. Iran sa rrl the l inited
States had tndeposit $21 bil11on in
• the Algerri.ln Central Ha nk before
the hosta gl•s could he freed . But
I ran 's l'hicf host a!!e negotiator
s aid this wee k a U S coun·
1erproposal on the money would
he act•epted ir the Al~t·rians went
ah.mg with ll ·
•
\\'eather .
Night and morning low
cloudiness. other wise fair
through Saturday Lows
tonight 42 at the beaches.
52 inland. Highs' Saturday
low to mid 70s
INSIDIE TODA~
Thott ailent oaant1 are
back agom. Find out where to
alart a ~-wolchlng crui•~
and how to 8f'OI the huge
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Jordan ~lain:is Syria
u
'shot to tkath' 2()0
.\MMAN, Jord1111 1Ar1 Jordan'• atatt run Petr• news
•a•ncy claaft\9d \Oday that Synan stK·unl)' fon-•• muaacred 200
ui the northern Syrian d ty ot Al-c>po for aJl•I" aid to anU· 1ovf!m~ Moalt1m tlrotht1rhood ituernllaa A ~yrum 01fic:1al
c·•llPd the re.,or1 '"rtd11•uloua
retn quotf'Ct trav .. hml i.rr1111n1 in Jurd•n from ne1tthbonnt1
S) na u aay1nat tht' 111M1111 u "c·uuon t~ pl•ce In Aleppo's public
aquar~ of Muharlu1 I Ht Wt!t!k T~ P~ra""feV(1rt "aud th~ alleied v1cllm1 uf lh~ "dreadful
Mai.hark• man 1u·rt!" Wt!tt' ~hot tu Jeath after t>e1n& rounded up
b) un11 . .1 from Syn•'• io~\·JaJ fort·tni'' and "defense regiments"
on 111 l·haTl(C' 111 ht-h1ultt th_, l:trothtirhoud j\lt!rnllas
1.h• .. .....,, •fl/In-a •br•rrl• ..
RENO. Nt'\' (AP 1 lo;ntertamer l.Jza Mmnelh has suffered
another m1st·una1te. l<>btnlt the batiy she was expectmg in May. a
spok ~ma.n l'onftrmed tod•}' Buth Miss Minnelh, 34, and her husband.
.
•
Miark Gero. ltre ··profoundly grieved by the
lalt:. i.ad turn of e vents." said press
8pOkt's~an Mtc hael Maslansky . The Joss
('ame'-at aboul lO pm. "New Year's "Eve at
Was hoe Medll·al Cente r in Reno. Nev .. near
the Sierra Nevadll retreat where the Geros
had been 1n seclusion for three months.
Mas lansky s~1d.
Miss Mmnelh, who had an earlier miscar-
ria ge in December 1979. entered the hospital
''"""ELL• Saturday and underwent minor surgery Tues· · v
day ·
. 'ilolrtt pla11r rra11lwa liHlh19 If er
EL CAJON < AP I Investigators said today a 16-year-old boy
desrribed as "nuts about Oying" stole a twin·engine plane that
crashed Thursday, killing him and four adults.
A nf>ighbor. Frank Belville. said the boy, Grant Thompson. 16,
of Santee. claimed he had permission to fly it and was qualified
after finishing a course in lhe ninth ~rade.
The craft. owned by a m1ss1onary flying school based at
Gillespie Field, went out of control on takeoff Thursday and
st ... nmed into a furniture warehouse, exploding in names. r
Sr.,rral.major 1Ja11lu-r111 prf•r rafr
. NE~ YORK <AP> -A numbero~ ~a)or banks today reduced
their pnme rates lo 20.S percent. indicating that the reduction in
the key lending rate 1s finally spreading throughout the' banking in• dustry. ·-'
PoHdt rnt.fatN'r hl11lrd .
TOKYO <AP> ~ Lech Walesa. the leader of Poland's ·in-
dependent trlfde union movement. hinted that Poles would resist
if the Soviet Union intervened in their hation. the J apanese news
agency Kyodo reported today.
'Exploring' tOps
Sunday's features
Start exploring 1981 by taking a
descriptive tour of one of the
new.est national parks -the
Channel Islands off the Orange
Coast.
••.NO-NO" ISLANDS -The
Channel Islands· themselves say
SUND A Y'S BEST ...... -..
being done to register .machine
serial numbers.
yes-yes, with_lures of unusual BEATING QDDS -llave yQu
wildlife, endangered species and ever dreamed of hitting the lot-
certain archaeological digs. But tery big and ·solving a lot of your
f----+n-.M-r-•cl'1t>-ttttn1er-Ti .... athe,-.,-st:aa..-.a:nr""td...-+Ja"'n'"d.t---iprn1r-1orlbrlJ-oenrrn1s:.<>.? '"Your'Ch am: es of win-
~orea t ures, park rangeu-Aa\le a ning $1 million are one in 10
long list of warnings for the million Read about Arthur
casual visitor. Hoener who has won twice in
Massachusetts.
BIBLICAL ADVENTURE -
"Peter and Paul," a mini-series
to air on CBS during Easter week,
is being filmed in Rhodes.
Greece, on the same locales
where Paul once preached.
MISSING MACWNES -Irvine
and Costa Mesa are the two coun-•
ty cities affected most by thefts or
electric type~s which ar e
rising nalionall)'Y S taff writer
J odi Cadenhead tells why pros-
ecution is difficult and what is
St. Helens'
dome growing
VANCOUVER. Wash. (AP> -
As 10 small earthquakes pulsed
through Mount St. Helens. ob-
servers spotted new growths on
the volcano's rapidly expanding
lava dome, scientists say.
Scientists said the Thursday
quakes probably were associat-
ed with the growth or the dome
on the volcano's crater floor .
The volcano steamed slightly
Thursday, with puffs just about
to the lip of the crater of the
8,400-foot mountain, .observers
said.
Jewelry taken
from Mesa home
A burglar climbed to the
second-Ooor balcony of a west
Costa Mesa home New Year's
Day to force open a window and
take jewelry owned by Noey
Ann Ucata. · ·
Licata valued the stolen
jewelry. taken from a bedroom,
at about $1 ,400, police said.
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Woman faces
cruelty rap
MARTINEZ <AP J A Con-
cord WOl)1an has been accused of
allowing one horse to starve to
death and 11 others to become
severely malnourished, accord-
ing to Contra Costa County of-
fi cials.
All the horses O'!"ned by Belly
Lou Cartwright have been im·
pounded and officials of the
Socjety for the Prevention of
Cruelty lo Animals said they
believe the animals wi ll recover.
Mrs. Cartwright told SPCA of·
fi cers that the horses had been
fed , but Deputy District Al·
torney Jerome Davi said. "We
have · photos showing they had
not been."
Burglar gets
~oius, gold
An Irvine man, returning to
·his home early Thursday after a
New Year's Eve celebration .
discovered, eight Krugerrand
cotns worfh ·$4.800 and $2, 100 in
cash had been taken from his
bedroom desk, police said.
Police theorized that the
burelar or burglars entered
through a kitchen door on one
side of the home in the city's
Walnut Village area.
Pasinli H. Cengiz told police
that he was away Crom the house
from 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to
2:45 a .m. Thursday.
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SAN JOSE (APl -An "al·
fluent " promoter of local
charities has ~n arrested on
charges of sexually asuulling his
wife With _a tire iron and beating
her because she refused his ad-
vances. police said.
"We've never handled a case
like this before." s aid Police Sgt.
Jack Woodall. who did not iden·
tify the suspect or victim.
lie said police would seek a
complaint against the husband to-
day from the district attorney.
Woodall said the man hit his
wife in the face , then raped her
·~at least twice'· with a 16-inch tire
iron after she refused his sexuaJ'
advances Tuesday.
The' sharp edge of the. lire iron
was \hen "la-r~.d a c ross the
woman 's breasts. causing
several puncture wounds, before
she escaped toa neighbor's house
tocallpolice, Woodallsaid.
The woman , 28 , wa'
hospitalized with severe vaginal
L
Fro%e11 ba11anas?
,.,...,._Al
ROSES •••
in1ton Beach stepped smartly in
1reen unifonm, playin1 1 "New
Spitil March" as it paaaed
before the official reviewin1
stand.
But the distance and heat
caught up with one trombone
• pf a}'er who· with a mile remain··
int had tO drop out because ol
blistered feet, director Gary
McJUton said. The parade wu a
llWCHIGAN FINALLY
BREAKS RO• .OWL
GAME JINX -81
first for the band.
Avon Products, Inc., with its
'ntry. •·Autumn Splendor.·• won
the other major award. Grand
Prize.
Other winners.included :
IWl:lell• Colemen .... ,d. Credil Uni"" N•·
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PretlclOnl"• TrOPl>y, Union 011 Co ot C•lllcwNa,
"\unrt\11 " ,
Ouu n-. Troplly Order Son• ol tl•IY In
A,.,..rf<•. ''Clrftc• UOOlt • Time '"
tl\larn•hon•I fropny Pro•lnce of OW.bot
C•n•d•, "trsW•r-nnOoeb9t'.~
AmHi.wctor-·, A••rd Mealc.o, ''~•l<O -tb
"rlendty Outlloo""
H•llon.tl Tropfty '"'of S.lnt LO.Oi•. MIHOurl.
"Sprtn9 Tn. ... "
Pio neer '\ f ropny C.''~ ot A.l h•mbr• ··c .• 11to1n.• F•nt• · " •
Gt•llO Mar\llal"l TrOPl>y C11y Of GI•,,.,.'•· "Down ti. NII•··
. .QleedinQ. and. internal injuries .•..
South ~g~na may have its New Year's Day Polar Bear ~lub weere members dip into the Pacific, but these hams
· m banana costumes claim club or same name where m~mbers pl~ge into_ Lake Michigan at Milwaukee.
Ann1¥ef\¥Y •w•ro We\torn Alrllnn, "LIOM
n' T IQ<'•\n" 8Hf\. Oh My'" She also reqoired stitches for
breast wounds and wiH be
hospitalized at Jeas tseveral days.
police said. ~,.
The husband. 31. was booked in-
to Santa Clara County jail on
charges of spousal rape, rape by
instrument, felony wife beating
and as·s ault with a deadly weapon.
He was released on $13,000 bail.
Woodall said the couple were
"'affluent," the husband a self-
e m p loyed promoter of loc1tl
C'harities .
F,_.POfl#'AI
SAFETY ...
when constru(•tion work was .m
progress.
"I hope we can work this out,"
Clark said before boarding an
elevator lo take him to his fifth·
floor office. "lt 's a s ituation I
want to get 'on top of today."
At a news confet~nce Wednes·
day afternoon. s aJ•yer had said
that m ost members of his or·
ganization are "'pretty alarmed''
about the safety of the county
building.
He said about 70 workers had
s igned a complaint see1cing a .
safety inspection of the struc:
lure: Such action. he said, re-
quires employee reassignment
to othe r job sites during the
course of s uch an investigation.
Sawyer and other union
representatives said today they
woulg continue ..dis trihutin.I(
leaflets and advisin~ members
of their association of thei r
n ghls. both today and Monday.
The success of their efforts
was hard to gau~e since many.
employees had taken the day off
and weren't clue ha'ck until Mon-
day
One asso<'iation spokesman,
Nick Bernadino. said ~nty
per!lonnel oHiC'tals were taking
down the red posters taped to
the doors of the Ha ll of Ad·
m in istration. Be rnadino s aid the
of f 1<·i al s thre at e ned th e
employees association with loss
of bulletin board privilege s if it
contmued topul up signs.
/\ personnel o ffi cial, Mike
llarman.' said he did take down
some of the posters, bul declined
comment on whe ther he had
threatened OCEA with loss of
bulletin board privileges
A touM>f the builrllng early LO·
da y s h o w e d that man y
employees had· reporte d for
work. But one secretary, notin(!
that today was payday, said,
"Do you think we would have
been paid if we didn't come to
work""
Frot11 Pllfl" A I
JAIL ...
three days at the facility .
"Friday night. it's a circus."
said Thorstensen. who explained
that the inmates are outfitted
with jail clothing and sent to
their barracks.
Officials hope that charges for
the weekend program , con·
sidered by Jaw enforcement
agencies as a privilege, will
' even out the number or inmates
th roughout t he week, make the
operation of the facility more ef-
ficient and save money which
Thorstensen · said hasn't been
figured yet.
The Theo Lacy facility ls for
m en. About ,SO wome n report
each weekend to the county ·
Women's Jail in Santa Ana.
Inmates who serve what Is
called "straight lime," or one
continuous period In cuatOdy,
, will not be required lo pay, said
Thorst~sen.
Officia18 bl~
LAFAVE'ITE, La. (AP) -Of·
facials who lpond court.orders
'to improve security and Uvlnt condltlona at the Lafayette
Pariah prt9on an to blame for a
' melee ln which two jailen were
held tataae. 1ay1 a law~r who
mediated a. tense, aeven·hour
1tan~ 'nnanday between in·
mates and authoritlw.
175 students doe
in HB for surfing
A bout 175 s tudents from ingtojtspreside.nt,ChuckAJlen.
around the nation will converge Allen, employed as senior Vice
o n Hunting ton Be a c h this ' pr esident of Merc ury Savings ·
we.e kend, l-o compete in the Na and Loan Association In Hunt· tio~I Scholastic Surfing As. ington Beach, also serves as
.s ociation cham1>ionships . s urfing coach at Costa Mesa
The competition will begtn at High School.
6 :30 a.m F'r\daY.!lRd S~turday lie s aid the a ssociation
al the City Pier . The activities rj!stricts i.ts memberships to full·
will conclude at an awards ban· time students. Participants in
quet ~•ated for 6 P. M Saturday this weekend's contest musl pro·
at the Balboa Pav ilion in duce school records showing.
Newport Beach. they have maintained a passing
Judges wilJ includ e pro-gradeaverage.Allensaid.
fessional surfers Ian Cairns and Divisions to be h.1dged are
Peter Townend 'Of Aus tralia. men 's s tand·up s urfing ,
Jericho Poppier of Long Beac h w.omen's stand-up surfing. and a
and Shaun Thomson of South knee-rider category for men and
Africa. women.
The three-year old surfing-as--Al Saturday's banquet, the as·
sociation boasts 5.000 members s ociation wi ll award 22
making it the largest s urfing or' scholarships to the student win·
ganization in th1: world. aC'tnrd ne rs
HolWay's
tacldes not
all on TV
A would·bl.' purse snatl·hcr
csC'aped cmpty-hanit.ed and a Ill
tie worse for weal' c arly !Ile.,..
Year's l>ay in New11ort Beal•h
when he w;,i~ t .... we kno<·ked l11
the ground hy the v1l'l1m 's male
t"Ompanion.
The 25-year-old v1t tim told off
1cers she was slrol11n~ down1
OC'e an Front near Palm Street
with a friend at a bout I a.m
when a young blond man <lashed
up and jerked her purse off her
s houlder.
The vil"lim's l'ompan1on took
off after tht• snatcher , takinl-!
him le!>s than a hlock a way. The
thief. thou~h . pil'ked himself up
and started runnm~ a~ain.
Not to be outdone. the pursuer
l'aught up with the sus pect
again. and knocked him lo the
-g round with a n ying tackle. The
s us pect got up again and kept
running, l ca v in ~ the purse
behind.
Polit•e said the purse con
tained about S.50.
Also. an 18·member national
<·ha mp.io.ns hip team will be
~elected~ In the .. past. tb.e. team_
has compete d in Panama .
Australia and France.
Two found
shot dead
LOS ANGELES'1AP 1
An armed rob be r~
des cribed himself a s a
"'three-time loser" ap-
p<1 rently turned his ~un on a
hos tage and lhe"n killed
himself after a six-hour
s ie i::e at a central Los
Angeles s upermarket .
police investigators say.
PoliC'e said the gunman.
Ronald Berry man . 37,
w hose address was not
known. barricaded himself
in the market office with
th e s tore's a ssis tant
manatter for several hours
before both were found
de$hursday.
Th unman fo r ced
l'laud1 Santi to relay
responses to police at·
tempting to communica~e
with hj m and said he want·
ed a helicopter.
M•vor1\ f roe»n:y Ame<1t.• Hond• Motor c.o.,
Int • "l41r SftoW' ••
JuOQ<'\' Sl>e<l•I Or Pepper Go .. "'llMh•rO
8•rbo<iw ·•
Prlnttu ••••d Attinllc Rlclllitld Co ••
"811lltn' l\IWQ.:' ~
Foundff\' rroplly Clly ot L• C•n.O. Fllnt· r•OQ~. ·#GOtr'Qon• P1cn1t •
O lrn tCW\' Trop~y Rand McN•tly ' Co ' ''lourn•me-nt "
Fro.PagrAI '
MISSING •••
Francisco to the tip of Baja
showed no one had se1_n the
sailboal "(po," which carries the
num ber 1484on its sails.
The younger Kreymann s ays
he is stlll optimistic his uncle
will s how up.
"I checked with the National
Weather Seryice and they said it
was relatively calm on the' ocean
the (first) week he was miss·
ing."
But he is puzzled by the
m ystery. and said his mother
talked to Kreymann just two
days before he dis appeared.
"He mentioned nothing about
talking a long tap or planning
an ything for that week,"
Kreymann s aid
Meanwhile, Coast Guard of.
fiC'ia ls say they have no intention
of starting a sea search for the
th rs-!;Tng man. · ··we have no plal'e to go and
no inrhcation wbe re to start," a sp~esman sa1d".
"'It's a bi g ocean out there.
Alaska pipeline
sprin~ oil leak
ANCHORAG E. Alas ka (APl
The Trans Alas ka pipeline
was out of service today after a
leak developed on the North
Slope. a spokes man says.
As much as 5,000 barrels or oil
may have spilled. but the exact
amount was not known because
the area was dark when the leak
occurred. said John Ratterman.
spokesman for Alyeska Pipeline
Ser vice Co , the oil-compa~
owned consortium that operate5
the 800·mile pipeline.
Protest concludes
SEATTLE (AP> ~ Fifteen
Iranians who conducted a IO·day
hunger strike to protest what
they said was U.S. military aid
to Iraq ended their pr~est with
a brief mar c h We n esday
through downtown Seat e.
WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our remnant room jlre
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
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Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
1 represented in our vinY.I display: Armstrong,
Congoleum, Gaf. Mannington. Biscayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department includes custom
fraperies. "Levelors," Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well. '
Wood floors are represer)ted by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
DEN'S
:iiisiail~tion:·custom drap1ri11
·uno1eum • wooc1 floor
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I ~ d-el~y fund~
C~ties forced to wait for· revenu'!s I
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By ROBERT BAaKEll
Ot .. 0.11, .. I ... '\Mi
Orange County om cials have.
m issed a deadline this week in
apportioning $123 million in pro·
perty tax installments to cities
and school distri<.'tS' be<.'a use of
s nafus in a n ew computer
s ystem.
The money was due to he dis·
bursed by Tuesday.
But because of delays tn pro-
cessing the O~c . 10 tax collec·
lions. the money $74 million.
whi<.'h ls only a portion won't
begin to arrive until today.
The remaining $49 million 1s
scheduled to be disbursed F'eh
6 . atcording to t·ounty Ta" Col
· ledor·Treasurer Robert Ci tron
Citron said the delays were
caused by problems in a new
co mputerized processing equip·
ment that went on line in Oc·
tober at the lime the tax hi lls
were mailed.
.. It seemed that Murph·y·~ Jaw
I
applied to the new equipmenti"
Citr on said Wednesday. "We
had lot s of prohl.e m s arid
breakdowns But it is worklrig
now ·· • followin~ are the amounis
tb<.1t Oranµc Coast cities stand \o
rPeeivt: f''riday <in parenthese~J •
us wc.'11 as lhl' total mstallmeat
Owy'll gct l>y Feb 6: :
Costa Ml'sa . < $478,0IJO~,
$7:15.000. •
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hi• h:id pla<·Pd in hard roc-k near
l.ylll' ( ·n~l·k . 15 mill•:. northwest
elf Sun "Rcrnardino. hegan to in-
tlit'al!· a slrc·ss huildup about two
Wl'ek~ before an earthquake
measuring 4, I on the Richter
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makc• him i 1 ·,1111111 ltc·r h1·1a11,I'
it i~ "ll' 1111! lit•· • n11nt 1 )!•>' t•r 11 lnl'lll an , ... , •• 11 .. 11 rl s:w11 lllllt "
yC'al'
ll rill. ,1 tnar-,ha l 1n 11ra111•1•
(' o 11 11 I ' t' 1• n l r :.i I 11 1 ' t r 1 1 I
M11n11·q ;:i1 ('nur t. f11!11 r l'rf n11 t :r
yC'ar a gn a wa ~ It• 1·111 1·11q nt1
costs anrl :-oh•· t·ro\\ <lttl <'nnili
ti1ms in hr!-1•011rt
l'l'Ol,llt• t'ited f111 Va ff ii' 11111.1
lions who had f:11INI tn ap1war tn
court w1·rP ru11 l1nc•I\ hr111kl'rl 1n
jail rf thl'y 1·011lrtn ·1 pa_ their
fine!. on tlw s1H1t Hftl'r he1n ~
<.'aught
R ea l11.1n g I ht• 1·ourt \\a'
"downtroclrtPn .. wllh s11r h t•ase!-..
H olt , witho ut tellrn ,g h t~
superior~. s a111 he lwJ,!an gl\'mg
court visitor~ a '>Cl'ond l'hantc
He held on to their drivers
licenses a net ,ga V(' them ti me to
round up th(' money they crwect
so they \\OUl<ln 't hav£• to go mlo
jai I.
"W(' we~ iluJling in s eve n or
eight people a day on fail ure lo
appear charges anrl hair oJ them
didn't know what was happen
lng to them," he explained this
week, "If their attitude was
good, 1 let them ·into the pro·
gram ."
After the first six months, Holl
aaid only two persons had Cled ,
leaving their licenses behind.
Everyone else returned with
"lnoney to stay out or jail.
"You might say maybe ~took
• little compassion on them,"~
aaid Holt, 32, or Anaheim, an
1l1ht-year veteran in the
Marshal's Office.
~owever, it wesn't ro r com-
\'·• .11111 111.11 111111 "'"" dl'1 ·l.in·rl a Jvrl gc hl· \\ll rkcd for. Ri<'hard
1 ,., q111•111 11( ;i 1·;1-.h ''"' artl from Pa r,;lov. .I r . was "a little bit
th•· t 1111111). 11 ".1. l11r -.1iv1ni.: -;hr>('kl'd ,. <JI f1r:-.t lcarnin,g of the
1111-\ 'i\'SlCm.
, 1 t , • , •.• rt 111 1111 1·1111111 \ ~ m ·The j11d~1-.<; have ofr1<·1all) ap·
n •1 \ :1111 ,. ('mpfu\l•t• ugJ,.'1·..,t111r1'-pro\'ecl the· system and it has
p 1 111 r :1111 , ,, It 1 1· Ii r t' 1\ a rih hcl.'n 111 l'fff'l'I for more than six
"11rk1•1 .., with liriJ.!hl 11IC'a<; Ii) m11nths e
g 1\1ng 1h1·m I llHh uf llw annual Ms l.otos saicl a routine book·
-.:1' 111 c., 1h1•1r 111<·;1 1·r1·alf'" 1n g lor 1nca rc'cration -into the
For l11g w111n1·r -; ltkc• llolt, ('ounty Jail <'O~'ils the county
h11\\'('\·1·r a max1mun1 11f $1 .:iOll ahoul $72 The fine for failing to•.
,_.., aw~1rdf•d . 11 1..• 1s the 18th appear in court 1s usually $129,
r m plr1) 1'1' 10 earn th•~ amount she satrl. but that cost can be
"1111·1· lhr· program ... a!. starter! traded, in effect. for a jail slay
111 11r1· than fiv<.' )Tar:-a i.:11 which also costs the county.
l11s c·~ttmal ect $.'JClfl .llflO annu:.11 Not all suggestions are as
<,a\ tn t:.'. IS the htghc•q ti mount compelling Or-interesting as · 11011 's and Pearce's . ... a ,1·rl l1v a s 11).'~1·-.1111n, sa 1<1 Saict Ms. Lotos: "Lots of.our llt•lt-11 l11tos. dtr1'<·t11r of th(• pr<1
J.!r<Jm
T h i • 1110sl t·osl·S3\'lnR. suggrs
1111 n formerly c ame f r o m
1·11mtnoloJ,!lst Dan Pearce. who
llr' 1M·cl il method for testing
11wrph111 <.' <·onlent in lhe blood. It
sa vec1 an estimated $100.000 in
1•1111 rt t'os ts fo r prosecuting
hrn i111 users . Pear <.'e left the
t·ounty 1 wo years ago. but ·his
prot <.'tlurc still is used al the
c·uunl) crime laboratory .
Holl 1s tentatively scheduled
to r eceive his $1,500 award dur-
1 n g a co unty Boa rd o r
Supe r visors' meeting in mid·
January.
Holl said the purpose or his
sug~estion, whic h he decided to
enter after he already h1a put il
to use. was to c ut down on
the work.load in Ute ('OU rts.
·:The people, from what I·
hear. are grateful about il." he
a dded.
Holt said he e xplained his
syste m to eight pr the judaes in
the court and met no resistance.
He admltt~._lhough'. th•t the
large savings come from creat·
ing forms and consolidating
form s.·· ·-
M~. Lotos said the program
rewards winners wilt\ other
mementos as well. Ttley get
spedal coffee mugs tha t identify
them as recipients, and pencils
with tin)' light bulbs on the ends
lo signify a bright idea.
1A set or rules lists the steps for
submitting suggestions and for
selection of recipients by a
seven-member panel. One or the
primary rules intend.ed to ap-
pease colleagues and block
personal grudges ls th•l no sus·
gestlon can lead to the elimlna·
lion of a worker. •
Sometimes, though, pressures
cause w,0rkers to turn Jin ideas
anonymously. s uch as the one
submitted earlier this week. It
was suggested that, rather than
burning marlJuan• confiscated
by sherltl's depuUea, the illetal
substance should be sold ror
medical uaes. ·
1, • . '
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By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of, .. 0•11• ,., ... """
One of the first 1·hallenges ex
petted to confront the F'ountain
Valley City ('ouncil in 1981 wtll
be the creation of a ct:nter for
the <'ity's senwr <·1tize11s
Local seniors, who now make
about IO Jl(W'Cenl nf the city·~
54 .000 residents. have been seek
10g s ud1 a fat·ilily sin<·c 1!17:3. A
latk or funds :md (II.her prohlems
hove stalled the projet·t
Today, that <lrl'am appecir'\
rlos l'r l <> rt•al1l~ than e vl.'r
before•
· Re<·t!ntly. lh<• <'tl~ (·oun<:il ~<:t
aside $WO,()(I() in redevelopment
fund~ for 1nt1al c·us t!.
In add1 uon .. the r1 l) ha-.
l'<:1r m01rk <·11 anothe r ' $JC_l4j()(J(J rn
f1:<Jeral Jlou:-.tnlo! and <..:ommun1t)
I h ·\ t'lupmt:nl funds for 1 he pro
Jt'l't
S c;11tt :\torg:rn, tht· t'll~ ·.., h1>u!'>
1ng aml n1mmun11y dcvel<ipment
t·oo1·c1tnator. ~aid these fed~ral
fund ~ tentatl\ch \\111 r·o\·er lh: .,,~n "~p<·n!'>es f1ir:tht' c·t•ntt·r
l ' ndt·r l'lll'rcnl plan:.. th<· r<:
rn a I nrn g ('IH1 ~1 rtll'lfO(I ('IJS lS,
wh1 i·h ma \ l'X('t't•d SI rnill111n
would l>e c•11vt•n•d l>,v th1• c·tt) 's
n'devclopm1·nt <.1J.:t•r\C'V. :vtor~an
-.aid _
1•,1rks an<I n·t·real1on director
Gao lJa\~IS .. said formal pro
p11s al rn:ariling the sen~or
centN will prohahly he present
cd to lh(' dty counC'i I in late
Januar). '
"We're considering it a priori·
ty item,·· Davis said.
Currently, the 640-m ember
Founl-ain Valle:v Sen iors or·
g an17.at1on ha!'> u~e of the t·1t~ ·s
:vt rle Square Park recr eation
l·ente r twrt:t' weekly.
Bul the meeting room at·com-
m odates only 200.
"We hci\'e.thcse m eetings. and
we're just \.\aH -to·wall peoµle."
<: x p I <i i n s f' I o r e n t e B u r k e .
seniors i,iresident
She expects the membership
to t'ont1nue growing. Aci;ord1ng
to !\1rs. Burke, the city is rf'<'ei\·
. tnl.! an influx from F:<is tern
s t<Jlt'S of 11lder res1dt'nts who
\\ 1:.h to re ll rr· 1n a w<irmt r
1'11 malt•
lri thf' pa!-.t . ('llY l'lff11·ii:1IS ha\l•
I alked al)()ul 1·r eat1ng :.i n"'"
"<>111vr t enter f1\ n·m1,delln~ ;m
-i:·xlsttnJ.! Liui ld1ni!.
Bu t tit\' staff mtm IH·r» nov.
an· IC'ani nl! tow<:1rcl •"mstrur·t1on
(If a nt:v. liu1ld1ng ad jar·c•nt t11 lht·
p r {'~t'nt torn m u1111 .' 1·c:nl t·1
hehtnd Cit~ ll<ill. lll<!OO !-.lat1·1
.\\'I'
:\1 rs Hurk<: ~a11I 111..., 111(·~111111
"'011 ld he l'~i>e1·1;,, II~ yon \t'n1t·11t
tu t hi' n'Uml·rou-. :.<:n1or-. v. h11 II\•·
111 ... evt·~l l;1rge c·<·n tr.d 'ti \
a partm1•n1 t·omplexi::-. ·
l>u ''" !'><Ji ll an arld1tl'1n.i1
lient·fil would lit: rb C'l'•"l' 1•r•1x
11111 l~ lfl l'll,\ IJffH·c:.
,.\ b o . ht• n'f>1 ed . <i n1·v. t1111ld1n;•
1·ould Ii(· liuilt pn•t•1 ... c:I~ to thr
r·tl> ·., !iprrrfrnitwn..,. I\ hll•· rr·
no\ utlon of an ex1slrng hu11ihn1-
"'llult.l µerm1l les:-. fl ex1hil1 ty
Although plans are n<)t final , a
nl'v. 1Ju1lt.lmg mig ht aho h11u~1· o
large c:ommunily hall that enuld
he us<'d for crt~· fun r t1on:. 0r
leas ed to local groups
Davis sajd s uch a hall. with a
C'apacity of perhaps 500. is sore
ly needed in·Fountain Valley .
ff the projert ls--approved hy
the l'it1 coun<·1I. <·11nslrul'l11111
l'OUld begin lO late 1981. f};,t\'I!.
said
San .1 u <1 n Ca p 1 s l ran o.
I $l 1!1.011() >. $:1:17 .000
11 u n 1 1 n g I u n B c a c h < · 1 t)
Tn·asurcr Warrin llall said h1s
t•it y may los t: altout ·$15.(1110
hct'a11s1• of Utl' d1·la~s. wtiwh
pr1•('f11d1· tum from mvesl1n~ all
th1· r11 11 11 l·y 1r11 m cd1;.1tel y 1·11
1•t•rt1fwal l'S 111 dt•pos rl
llo\\t•\'l'f. ('1tron s aid . tlie
t•1 1unl \ 1\tll 1nv1•:.l the monti)
t hi:ll it 1s h•1ld1rw :incl that 1·1t1Qs
01111! d1~1 r11·h v. rll r L'l'C•I\ 1• 111v1.:sl
n1t'fll l'Cll'!llllg~-
T h1• 1'<11111t' makc·~ a scne:-. of
1 J \ 1 n-,t :rl I 111 .. 11 t pay m <•nl~ to
;q•t·ll ('lf'' t hr11111'hl1llt I hl· )°Cul
La~...01a man
·ch~r~cl in
~un in<·ii:lent
.\ l.1 ,1111 .1 H1.1 Ii cnu11 1~
. h1·rl ril 1•d '• 11• :ir ruq.~11(·1! 10
.... 11111 r1r.1r1 r· 11111111' '.\lun1r11Jy l
I '11111 ' t"d 1\ • 11 It.ii Cl•S thal ?\t-
;tl)o 111 11 ,· 1111 1 .llvnc•d onn\lwr
I ~1 1•111 1o1 r11:111 ,, 11 h <• 1ta11dg1111
I '111 11" ,,11 t I; 1'1·J,!11r.' I l11w..;cl
l'"rf°'. :11 •. 111 'filfl !\gale St , 9:-i•~
1:.i kt·n · 111t11 • u:.t111l\ ;iftcr hC' rl> .. p11 rt1•1!1~ p11ll 1•d 1h;• L!tlrl from his
P"'kt•t .tntl flUillll'I\ rt at lhl• rrran4 ·-, +~•'· OfJ n·c•r:-. ... :.i 1d the inC"1<lt>nl <.l'i.
rurn·rl l't11.:scla ~ rlurr[lg a n ar¢
mc·nl l1 l'l °"'<'l'l1 P e r r y ~f1P Charle~ Smtih. 21, o r 570 S . Coa~t
H ighwa}. 1~ t he 160() .black-of·
!'outh ('l)a"I· Hie hwav ",
l',·r I\ .,f11·1•1·dl~ .p1t1 nl1·rl Ul<:
'' ~01 111111 :i t ~rnrth • IJ1·1• ;ind
thrc':J t1•n,•lf 111 111
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WALTAH CLARKE'S ' ,•f •
BAMBOO BARGAIN BASEMENT
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AFTER CHRl·STMAS . '
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ALL KIND GOODIES
COME WIKI, WIKI
South Coast Plaza
Lowwa...el
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Coconuts & Crdlt Cards Accepted
PhOne· 751·7500
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Post~rush store rush I
ON nit, TOWN Pt.PT Some Wrunti l 'hlnllen may w ~rumpinit 1&houl httw Lhc tii·onom) uJ tn tauera but the
l'V1dtnl'l' ll~n l ~c~m Lo luf1 lh•t way 1n our Orange
l 'ounl) rt"~100 M Iii) t..>c the) , t: t>een 11hoppan& 10 Siberia
l.u1ten whi.I 1'••»lli h•'-'~"ed .round Jiere. ne~ as can
h.-delrr m1nNI I!> ttl•l everybody w1t1ted unhl •fl!r
('h ri .. tmlih w .cu 11n tJu ) "'K .,pree.s JUlll so they could avoid
tht· rush n 1111> ltw~ l>111 lt m .. rush •fter the rush
Y<•ur td1lhful l'v1 rc'>'-'u11dcnl JUSl ""' b1&Ck from a shop· ~1ng triv 1 'on.~1tle1 "'~ the thrun"i. and lhe fervor for
bargains vou ha\•e ui ron~tdei' y11ur:.eU a ~urv1 11or Or a
14·1nn1n.: l'Olllt::.lllnl
# rtU: l'OMPto;TITION 1'0 ~t:t to tbe dollar sa~.r sales
dot>:.n t s tart in the :.wrc:. ll :.tart!> out on the parlung lot
Out al Soulh Coa.:.l · f'latet 111 l'osta Mes a. parking ':Vas con
tested . Somebo<h li\uuld bi;t'k uul of a space 1tnd three guys Ul
little· r ar:. were ~lat\dtnK b}, ready le dra& rac.e you ror. 1l.
Some shopver:, .... ere :.o compe.tll1ve 1n seektn~ parking
s lot:. lht'} had de plo}'td their kids as back-up light spot
t ers . , Onre !)afel} 1ns1lie the store. you we ren .l safe at ~l.
Ofle place, I acr1denltally made_ a slight lurchmg move like
Court,
values
a life
TRENTON. N.J . (AP I -No
life is worthless, the stale
Supreme CC1Clrt has ruled in
overturning a decades-old legal
r eq uireme n t th•t damaaes
awarded in accidental deaths
follow strict accounting prin-
ciples placing• a dollar value on
every life.
The 6-0 opinion, written by
Chief Justice Robert Wilentz, or-
dered a jury to award some
money to the fa'm ily of Donna
Green, a 17-year-ofd Hazlet High
Sehoot student killed when her
date's car crashed into a tree in
1974. A Middlesex County jury has
not awarded anything to the
family
"She was a young woman of
average inte lligen ce and
c hee rful disposition ; hard·
working and conscientious both
a l home and at school; level-
• headed and dependable ,'' Silentz
wrote. "She was 'everybody's
daughte r ,• not j ust .. meaning
normal, but what ever ybody
would want a daughter to be ... "
Fur-tlaered their ~areer
Jim Leahy ·and wife Leslie came to Taos.
N.M .. from Iowa seven years ago with a
sewin~ machine and bajp of sheepskin.
NATION I WEATHER
They have s ince built their .overland
Sheepskin Co. into sales approaching $3 .2
million.
IN~ .. 'Tl-4~e:
MuSTBE::~~
--~ -n-.151'v'1 _· _ __.
Spoller 1us1 spolttng post.(;hnstma.s shopf)f!rs
Inaugural: a gala f ~r everyone?
l was headed for a bargain counter Two elderly la.s1ies
took me out o( the play. One tfftew a body block and the
other booked me with her cane.
H there's a m oney shortage among the citizenry 1t
isn't readily apparent. Al one basement candy counter . a
younJ( man perhaps in his 12th year sidled up lo the dis play
case and studied some particularly exotic confections.
"How much are these. lady," he inquired.
THE CLERK EYED him ca refoHy and then re plied.
"I'm sorry, son , bul those are $1.20 each." ·
"Fine." he snapped back . I 'II take a dozen."
Despite lhe fact that Chnstmas Is pas t. some of the
sill:Y-merchandise, a~in to the pet rocks and hula hoops or
yes teryear. are still doing a brisk trade on the novelty
market.
One item that c.aughl my eye was a roll or brightly
colored paper attachecJ to a slick. They wer e selling for SJ
each . fl was a real m yst'ery. The gadget looked like an un·
to•ded umbrella that got too thick. It might have been
som e form or m ystery party novelty
l finally asked the lady clerk what you do with it
BRIGHTLY. SHE picked up the gadget and pointed it
at the floor. All the paper unraveled toward the floor
When she lifted the handle back up, lhe colored paper
rolled itself up again ·
She did 1t several times It never m issed foldinRJtself
up again. • · .....
· 'Bul what in the world is tt good for"!·· 1 asked.
. ' "WELL, YOU CA N use 1l to point al people who ~re
smoking pipes in the slor.e ," she ·noted, unraveling It so it
poio.ted directly al a person very dear lo me.
Humph. Despite the post -season rus h, it's clear these
store clerks still have s1.11rit
Greece.joins market
WASHINGTON <AP) -Those
not blessed with friends in high
places or runds unlimited will
find plenty or opportunity tn
Washington to help ce lebrate
a nd comme morate Ronald
Reagan 's inauguration. Culture,
high and popular, is busting out
all over and ror free .
For mere -money it will be
e a sy to be in th e same
cavernous hall with Reagan or
his wife. A hundred dollars and
white tie and tails let you gawk
at them al one or nine inaugural
balls
Spending $50 -or $200 if you
want to be known· as a major
donor -has you at a conce rt
where their appearance is prom·
1s ed Bf'ing a Re publican
wheel at home or the niece or
ttephew or a Reagan state cam·
paign chairman can get you
close enough to be jostled by the
Secret Service .
Great Lakes get snow
IJS. s ...... ,.,,
$now tell In 1'-G,.11 L1ko •• u ,
m1>< II ol Ille Ollto 1/1110 1no 11on9
Ille mlcldl• .Atoanllt CCM\I on Tnurs
day •1 frwrlnv temp,ratur•n COil
lln,..cl In ll'e Oekol•• Ind MOnl•n•
Fo0 wn CMf\W in ""' valleys of lhe
""'"'•'" Pie!-. • II WH SutWIY end mllO I UO'I\ It...
So\0111 Incl m..<11 of llW WtSlern h~ll ol
Ill• co11ntry ll1d •11Mhlne Cool
•••tl'ter covHld ,,_ otaln\ u vttt
northerly •I~ bl-•uou 1'-Gull
CoHt •l•ln. Reec11n11• Jn Ille .Os
-• co,,,,._, wltn 7°' o•e• soulhern
Florlcll -toolthern Te•••
TM fore<Mt t •lted tor 1now ov•r Ille nort,....sl c0<ner of Ille country
Thi Great Uk•• -r· UPl!Clt'(:I lo he•• <~ '"'"' and snow lt111rlo Fot end -· _,.. loreusl for 1rw.
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the Osmond Family , Tanya buys 'c urt links with ·the in-
Tucker, Jimmy Stewart. Dean ~uguraJ seal; $25 a red.· white
where there will be music and
dance from morning to night.
Most of the Smithsonian lnsti.tu·
lion's major buildings will have
n o·c o st e ntertain ment :
barbershop quartets at t he
Renwick Gallery, Japanese
music a£ the Hirshhorn, Cajun
a n d Appalachian music and
dance at the National Air and •,
Space Museum, a gospel choir
and Mexican music at the
Museum of Natural History.
Martin, Ethel Merman. Ben ·and blue inaug u ral ljcense plate
Vereen and t he Joffrey Ballet ... good for 90 days ; $55 a set or
will be in town. So will Johnny coaster. tray and ice·bucket with
Carson, MHthail Baryshnikov. the seal.
Natalia Makarova and Marilyn
~orne. ~ The costs of the transition
from Jimmy Carter's ad -
mintstration to Ronald Reagan's
are mostly borne by the lax·
payer: Uncle Sam picks up '$2
million or the tab while another
million or so comes from private
<ton a lions. ·
But Rea gan 's people have lo
pay for the in augur a tion, a n
estimated $8 million or more. so
are selling anything that can be
sold. Five dollars buys an in·
augural medal in copper; $15
R EAGAN'S INAUGURAL
committee doesn 't expect lo pay
off its cost with such trifles.
There is big sturr. too· a $650
p o r celain ''Nancy 'keagan
. Rose," by Boehm. of course; a
$600 c rystal tetrahedron. by
Steuben , with e a c h of t he
paperweight's four. triangular
faces reflecting the seal. The
nine balls alone are expected to
bring in $4 million-plus .
The freebies for the public
begin al Was h ington's three
airports and at Union Station,
•TOGGERY
on the
Culver Drive at Walnut Ave.
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•DR. RON GROSSMAN.Optometrist
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4525 Campus Drive -
•THE UPPE'R CRUST
4533 Campus Drive
•POMONA FIRST FEDERAL
5325 University Drive
•WELLS FARGO BANK
5401 University Drive
• Z-B TRAVEL AND TOUR
5321 University Drive
• ROLPHS SPIGOT
18044 Culver Drive •
•IRVINESAVINGS AND LOAN
Culver Drive at Walnut Ave.
•WALKER AND LEE Real Estat~
5396 E . Walnut Avenue
•ART SHOWCASES
4624 Barranca Parkway
•BON AMIE
4616 Barranca Parkway
•HOBIE SPORTS IRVI NE
4708 Barranca Parkway
•J.T. PERIWINKLE
4614 Barranca Parkway
•MAZON FABRIC EMPORIUM
4720 Barranca Parkway
·•WOODBRIDGE WINE & SPIRITS
4724 Barranca Parkway
•SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK
14477 Culver.Drive
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. CALIFORNIA
dollliouse Happiness •• IS
\V oman turll8 home into museum for 3,000 d
l'(>R1' COSTA 1A P1 Muriel
Wbllmor .. rt-mt'ml1t1n thei fi rst
and only doU of ht"t 1·h1ldhood It
wall • H>-lrw h. Ill 1·l'~t mod.,l 1ri •
bla<'k and whatr r he du'd drl"11 ...
• pink n bbon in 1h blon<I hair
That was lf't's !Ill)' 1111 111.st IC>
\ t>a rs •1to Murit'I 10 •ht-'"
k nn"' n In lhu. I own ol :JOO 1tboul
40 ~\lb northt'1tll t or S111ri Fraan
t'llH'CI dot""n 't wa111 h1•r 1&6'4:
r r,.i ntt•d A nd 't11· J1111li¥h l \'
"'ouldn t 1·aJI .. 11011 1m · 1t
f-'o r 1n ""''"'' Uvll M Ul!>t'U nl l h t' l ln) "'1>111¥11
mak~ morr-\h;an ·1 ooo t-ll4uu.1lt•
doll" 1·onw 1t11\ t'
SH.: 1-.'liilJOYt.U Ht.k
r h1ldhood dull lu1 uf1h d le'4
mont~
Sant<1 )'11 m !>elr hirndcd 1l t11
me Cur Chni.tmca:. dllll h) ~J,inng
• 11 '4 llS t:on~. · tiurrwd in a fart' in
her Ohio home ~he .. a}.,
No'4 o s1 m ildr doll rt'Sb in a
:.h o '4 ca:.e . one uf m a n}
elaboratt' d1 !>!µlc1)'> 1n '4hat
should Ix-\tund !'! lt\10~ room
Next lo 1l 1!> a photugraµh of
M unel at 5 She look!. a lot hke
the dull
T he resern blam·e makes fUf'
Just one of many deh~hlful anel'
dotes Muriel tells an her home
· tucked along the h11ls1-0e that
o verlooks the Carquinel Stra.1l
THE WATERWAY <inl'e led to
one of the world's largest grain
ports Now. most travelers whiz
by the Inte rs tat e 80 exit un·
a ware that a few miles of wind·
in~ r O'ad. a breeze throug h
SJ 50,000 sought
\'rut•keU. • l-'t •t the "Y" and a
Ml•nce f•om th• Port Coata
baubenhop Un brin8 them to
th., min1•h&re· world of Muriel.
Stt>p lnaide and you face the
mo1ll ubvaoui ObJec·t of Muriel'•
prtdt' 1611d JO)' It '.s M 2Cl0· pound
whlll'. 1•bled dollhouse. bu.ill ol
rt'dwuod
· · Thl' m1111t "org~us houae ln
U\l' world.'· Muriel says, addlnt it
took frhmd Oenm1 Kay11in1 14
months to bwld As dainty and de·
taaltid ~ a wedding cake. it wu
modeled iilter he r c hildhood
farm
M\!IUEL'S t:YES brighten aa
llht-gives ii "tour." Enchanted
·' 1~1tors httve added many of its
1fr l1t·at e fur nis hings, lilte •
l'hristm as tree ~h tiny hand·
rn a.de t'andles. IQdeed, Muriel
ha:. many loyal frll ends. Judging
by the many dolls. some of them
t'htldhood favo rites . gi,ven to l.he
m useum
·'There 's nothing but sharing
and loving here,.. MurieJ says.
e xplaining why she spends time
a nd money to fill her home with
dolls .. Just all the happiness
that dolls bring to. us "
With a tany doll stenciled onto
her glasses and a cap of roses
m ade from grosgrain , Muriel
often delights more than the
dolls.
A former postal worker. she
draws on 14 years spent as the
cli rec-tor of a children's theater.
She's a( her finest when s howing
off her "classroom," a dining
a rea now a c-rowded collection of
·Emergency fundibg
asked for trolley
SAN DI EGO (A P> -Transit
officials s ay eme r gency ap-
proval •. of $150,000 for extr~
workers. o\lertime and weekend
stfifts is needed if the nation's
first light-rail line in 20 years is
to be completed on time.
~.J,equire<t for the announced
opening July 1.
In previous public statements.
directors have boasted that the
$87 million San Diego Trolley is
rheap al SS.4 million per mile
and has been on schedule.
But last winter's heav.}'__rains
a nd a s umme r construction
strike delayed work on electric
power tines an estimated three
months.
item• awb u a pluo ~'ea make IOWMJ Uke a • .,,., ...
round, a bmeb U. toe* fNm ID
old red achoolhou.M that la•
became her home and, of eoune,
the "pupil.a."
SHE CA8EPVLL Y makes laer
w•y throu1h the cramped apec:e.
"'PIHN don't call lt clutt.nd.
That sounda messy... • ..... ,..
She adjusts a eaily wrapped Oil
in one toddle(• hand, polled to
present it to the schoolmarm, a
44 ·year-old wax mannequin.
And , in a favorite Jfne, 1lle
points out the little girt, hand
-raised, "who's been wantinc to
go to the bathroom for 11
years."
Dolls are big business. The
world auction record for a doll ls
118,000, paid in Switzerland". •
Muriel has many prhed
beauties, of wood, wax, bl1que,
even flsures of an old couple
made of breadcrumbs, but won't
estimate the value of her collec·
lion. Her most expensive item is
a goggle-eyed doll which cost
·her $4,!500.
BUT IT'S THE joy that the
dolls bring to visitors that Is
most important. she says, re-
calling a blind woman rrom
Sweden who spent hours in t"e
museum.
"'She must have been in her
90s . She was so happy. I t OOk a
clothespin doll and put it in her
apron pocket."
"There's no greed or jealouay
here." she says. "Only love.''
EartJi runs
'on time'
BOULDER. Colo. CAP) -tror
the first time in eight years, the
earth is running on time. the Na-
tional Bureau of Standards said.
The bureau will not be addine
any "'leap seconds" to keep the
docks running on time. said Dr.
Jim Barns. head of the bureau's
time and frequency d ivision.
Barnes s aid the seconds usual-
ly are added on the last day of
the year to keep the bureau's
atomic clocks. which are ex-
tremely ~ccurate. synchranited
with planetary time, wtllch
tends to~ erratic. . •·
The lntei:i1laUonaJ Bureau o(
Time b~ mandated that atomic
clocks be kept within one MeClftd ot the earth's time, and s.nt•
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REDWOOD OOLLHOUSE HOLDS PROMINENT SPOT
Muriel Whttmore dl~ay• her fully·flnlehed creetlon
NW trial ordered.
Pelican
colonies
• increase
LONG BEACH ' CAP>
California brown pelicans, an
endangered species lhav
dwindled to a few hundred birds
in the .1960s, are nesting on
Anacapa Island in the largest
colonies seen in dec ades. re· ··
searchers report.
Franklin Gress or UC-Da'{is
counted 2, 150 nests on Anacapa,
one of the Channel Islands off
Oxnard. That's up from 1,258
nests in a year.
GRESS, WHO'S been st~dying
the pelicans for seve ral years,
also said.he was encouraged by
finding two colonies totaling 97
nests on Santa Barbara Island.
They were the first on the
island in well over a decade. but
Gress cautioned ·it ·•could be a
one-shot occurrence."
He theorized the large number
of p e Ii ca n s i n !To u't her n
Califomta may be partly ac-
counted for by migratory birds
that came visiting from Mexico
and decided not to go home
bec ause of lush food s upplies
: around the Channe l Islands ear
ty last year.
"DURING THIS past.season.
t h e r e was a l o t o f food .
particular ly between Sanrn
Barbara and An acapa an the
spring. but later feeding shifted
n~rthward," Gress ,said . "and
last year we had a lot more
Pacifi c mackeret-;more than sttn
since 1972 A lot of the mackerel
may have been too big for lht
young'bl rds to handle.'· ;n,--.::J '-magi-n laws ui·-, An.:hovi~s were also appar<!nt SI (.l,(..f, .::::::;;. ly abundant in the a rea as lhe
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SAN FRANCISCO I API -The state Court of Appeal has
granted a new trial to a woman who suffered a fractured s kull in a
San Francisco State Univers ity bathroom.
" The university railed to show that the lower court abusec1 its
discretion in approving a new trial for Pamela Terrihle. s aid the
judges.
The first trial ended Dec. 1. 1978. with a verdict for the defen
dants, who had been $ued for damages, but the trial court agreed
that a new trial was in order. The appeal 'Court also agreed. ----_,,,,.._. --.S.Tel'Tffi e, Cheli a sluaenC testified sne was-an· the baUiroom
of a W\iversity dormitory when the stall door came loose. bashed
her in the head and fractured her skull.
In granting Ms. Terrible her motion for a new traal. the,.court
said the jury had "insufficient .evidence" to justify the vel'tlict.
•·
sh o rt a~es subs eque ntly de·
velt>ped ~~
Fund plm~ told
I.OS A.'Jy E l.ES t A I' 1 Tht-•
Ctty Cuunl'll ha~ approved tarifl
increases to help finanl'e a ftve
year. $424·m ll lion construction
-· prcrgr.nn-by -ttH!l':"os -An-getes ---
11 a rbor Departme nt. tr ap·
proved by Mayor Torn Bradley,
the increases in eight categories
will become effective on steam·
ship companies usin~ the port
To m La rwin . gener a l
manager of the M~ropolilan
Transit Developme nt Board.
whic h operates the 16-mile
trolley line. fr:om downtown to
the international bo?'de r . has
told MTDB directors that the
runds are needed soon if the con-
struction deadline is to be met
on May 1. Two months.of. testing
MTDB directors told Larwin
they will consider. his request
within the next two weeu after
he has provided a detailed out·
line of how the money would be
spent.
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Christmas Sale.
SAVE UP TO 50% ON
-SELECTED CHRISTMAS ITEMS.
Holiday gifts and Chinaware.
Hand·made wood. silver, and crystal orna·
"llleate from around the world. Plus Roger's
alUquely deftl1ne«l wreathe and centerpieces.
Come in today for a one-of·a -kind treasure at a
great price.
.Indoor
Gift Plant
Sale · 1
OrdUde, Asaleae, IMgonlae, Mums and more.
ChooM fro1n a variety of colon. Hurry ln today
for a aOOll 811ectlon.
Pottery
~Sale. ·
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ROGER~
NEWYEAR
SALE!
Roger's is havinM a very spedol sale. With
s avings that will have you toasting to the nt•w
year.
What 's in store'! Glad you asked.
Bulb
Sale.
30% OFF.! Tulips-and Daffodils.
Plant now a nd look for lots of spring t•olor.
Bareroot
Roses?
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Certainly. Shop at Roger',_ for all your
ravorites plus new varieties: Blue Nile. While-
Lightning. Bing Crosby.
SALE ENDS JANUARY 7
Sale limited to stock on hand.
Roger's will be closed January 1 and 2.
NURSERY • INDOOR OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIOU£S
PATIO FURNITURE &.ACCESSORIES
San Joaquin Hills Rd. at Mal·:\rthur Bh~J~
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Or •''08 Coa~t Oa11y Pilot S.rMr• Kreibictlt Edltori.1 P ... Ed&tor
Jack Andenon New laws-boost
fire protectioit ···-Press must take adversary role
San Clemente became • paoneer in fire safety by
adoDlil\& an ordlnan <'t' that m1ac.t. it mandatory for every
dwellina umt an town lo havl' •amok• detector b~ Jan. 1
That me.ams all M,000 dwdUnai unit» in San Clemente.
w~ther old, new &m.cle f 11m1ly or apartment. now must
hav• department approv~ smoke tl~ltit•tora anataJled.
· £1\actm~nt (•f tht' urchnam·t waa • first in Oranae
C'"9ft\) and Mn l'lt'nientt' (1rtlft1hten 1nil8t the law wUI
pr~,·~nt nee<llH!I dt'Mlhtt lfu4' l<J atrurtur~ f1re1 .
San C lttnwnte hau1 ne\ er 1ih1ed away from ats ploneer
1mai.-1n fire prt•H·11t1on Two >~•rs iiO the cit y enacted
a titn<1 ne"' ordanMnc·e that r@<tuires Aprinkling systems
mall ne~l\ <'<1n~lni('t~tJ hul'llt~
l-"1re oiftnuli. wo11 t tM-out kno<'kang on doors to check
l'Omph.UH'\' t.ut tht·' ha' c a vlim to mliun~ smoke detec· l tor~ hi"\' bet•n installt'd w1tt11n a. reasonable amount of
um••
l'h'-') anttnd tu !)end out lJOSll"ards asking property
O't\ nt'r~ 1f the dt<\ 1~·t:~ have bet-n put in, then dispatch ~"· plor~r Scout!, lo make r andom l·hecks of buildings.
Wheth~r th~ l'IU l'an enfon·e its new ordinance. re-
ma..-s to ~ ~t:l'r\ f''art: offtn<tb from some other ci~ies are
k~hcal
. 'Rut tht' urdmanl·e t oul<l go a long way m reducing the
nu111~1: of mJur1t.>::. d eaths and property damage due to
fl "':> . .
Otht'r l'1t1es s h<Juld wateh the experiment dosely
Fears premature?
The ~arine1 .. s cove Homeowners Association recent·
ly fjjed a civil suit seeking to force a young couple out of
the adult-only community in Huntington Beach because
they had an apparently unplanned baby in August of 1979.
· The Superior Court suit at this time appears to be. an
overreaction without sign of patience or understanding.
No one would blame the homeowners .for wanting to
-m8"tain an adult atmosphere in the condominium de·
velopment. free ·from. the noise of children riding
bicycles, skateboarding and playing football-in the stre~
They all signed deed agreements to insure this.
.But the center of controversy is only three feel tall.
still needs 24·hour supervision and is indoors most of the Ur:rie with hi~ mother or grandmother.
• :~d yet last mortth the association fiJed the civil suit
tbct aays the presence of ttie baby boy is "utterly destroy-
ing-the planned residential development concept."
W AS»INGTON -The 1ovem·
menl does not own the news, but
every president hH tried tO con-
trol its now. In the tradition ol
White House press secretaries,
Jody Powell has enaaged in hls
share or deceptions and distor·
lions
His lies about President
<.: arter's intentions toward Iran
JUSt before
the hostage
r escue at -
tempt were
so blatant,.'
that he never
expected the
press corps to
believe him
again. H e
was prepared
to res>gn for
the good or lhe president . .who
needed someone who could lie
for him with credibility.
There &a a lesi;on in this for
the incoming Ronald RHgan.
He need merely appoint a press
secretary who ls convivial. who
doesn't bristle at prickly ques·
lions but banters with the ques-
tioners. 1tw0\Jld be wise, too, for
the new press secretary to offer
special private briefings for the
big byliners and, of course,
the correspondents from such in·
fluential journals as Time
magazine.
IF IT IS the nature of
newsmen to be cantankerous,
they are also inclined to develop
gruffly cordial give-and-take re·
lalionships with the orril'ial
press spokesman. After ull,
today's reporter may be tomor
row's spokesm un.
to the oCllcial version of thin&•. a
rival account of reality, a
measure by which to judge the
efficacy or rulers and whether
the truth is in them.
Long before our present
political parties existed, the role
or the villa~e e<t,itor and dissent·
ing pamphleteer --as monitor.
arbiter, critic and rlfal of the
politician -was imbedded as a
fundamental or the American
system.
It was of this role that Thomas
Jefferson spoke in his etemitlly
repeatable declaration if he had
to choose between a government
,wit hout newspapers and
ne ws papers without a govern·
mt1nt, he would take his morning
paper:
INSIDER'S VIEW: Speaking
o ff the-re<:ord a t a State
Dl•µartment forum . Assistant
Sec retary of Stale Ri chard
Holbrookt! recently lel loose a
devastating c ritique of the
foreign Service. which he said
promotes mediocre diplomats
<ind rete~ates the talented peo·
pie to second· rate Jobs.
di cated , is lo scrape lhe
barnacles off FOllY Bottom's
entrenched personnel poohbahs.
the graybeards who aave the
choicest and moat important
e mbassy posts for their cronies.
And it's up to the career
Foreign Service ofricers to fight
the system. Holbrooke said. too
many first-rate officers "meek·
ly accept " lousy assignments,
he said. ,
While he was at it, Holbrooke
criticized the Carter administra·
tion for its failures to integrate
e <·onomic and foreign policy is·
sues. In particular, he.cited the
creation or the International
Development and Cooperation
Agency as a di~aster. for strip·
ping the Slate Department of
much or its responsibilities or
Third World developtnenl. He
reve aled that ex·Secretar y
~us Vance fought in vain
against it.
D A N G E R 0 V S
BEDFELLOWS: The exigencies
of politics brought Ronald
fteagan and Lt1e Teamsters Union
together, but the president-elect
should be wary of too close a rela·
t ion ship with the union's leaders.
Too many newsmen have '<.i
tendenc.v.. therefore, tu al'l as ex
plainers and apologists for the
Qfficials they cover 1'h1 s chum-
miness between the press corp~
and the power strutt urc pollutes
the flow of information to the
peop~e. The need.for the 1>rcss to
occupy an adversary role wa:-.
clear l"u Amt•rica 's round trig
fathers who sought to pit the fer
reters of fac·t~ uguins t the
mobilizers of opinion
The role of a free press 15
lo give the peoplt! un alternat1vt-
Yet to the astonishment of the
president's spokesman , his
vt>racily was not the least im-
paired among most correspon·
dents who feed at the White
House trough. In fact. Time
magazine has now gone so far as
to1 call Powell "one of the most
popular and trusted presidential
press secretaries ever to match
wits and wisecracks with the
White House press corps.··
The sys tem ··s tink s.··
ll o lbrouke sa id . "It works
a gains t the purs uit of ex
cellcm·t: "
What's ne~eded. Holhrooke in·
Both Teamster s President
Fr<1nk Fitzsimmon s, whom
1-t e agan nam e d honorar y
................................................................................................ ·~hairmanofthc labor inaugural
_ .,.,~"''" ·~» committee. and Vice President ~ ~~t· ·'}'"-,_ .Jackie Presser. who was ap·
·: -:.. • ~ ... ·1Uirr pointed to the ftcagan e<;onomic
-i"lf/ transiti<>n team. were among the
trust~s of the union's Central
Stales Pension Fund . The
managers of the fund have been
sued by the Labor Department
on t harges··they· made loans to
mobstcr·related firms The case
is still in the courts.
The arents G · ~ml1· t----ti---<
. sign the deed agreement restricting children un·
More disturbing is a s till·
secret 1977 report by Justice
Department organized crime ex-
oerts Dou1o?las Roller and Peter
Vaira. "Althou h there have
ccn numerous prosecutions of
h ig h -ranki ng Teamster or-
---=--A •• r1 c1als, .. they note. "the domlna · ' //A' .: ~ tlon of the union by organized
dtt. 16. But they say they cannot afford to mov~ until the
len41ng rates are lower.
'They also say they can't afford to wage a legal battle
a.fliinst the association.to stay until they feel it's feasibte"to
move.
The deed agreement is dear and it. appears that the
five-mewber a ssociation board is just trying to be good
representatives of the 100 homeowners· interests .
~ . __ ft...uLiL.aJ.5.2..Jle..filll~. cl.e .. ar tb.at.lhi!...bab_y ... Zachacy.r .wbo.
Just learned to walk about six months ago, isn't goin~ lo
be terrorizing the neighl>orhood for at least a few y~~rs.
H~~ing frills cut
-It's taken almost fou.r. years. but-pr.etty soon builders
t:onstr"urting ~o.w-cosL homes under. government~backed
mortgages will be permitted to put in stall showers in·
s tead of the present mandatory bathtubs if they wish.
They'll no longer be told what sort of trees and
s hrubs mus t be planted outside and they can even
eliminate c:oeit closets. she lves in linen closets and towel
bars in bathrooms if buyers will accept these economies
to keep the overall cost of the home down. ·
Smaller lot sizes and room sizes also will be okay.
The federal Department of Housin g and Urban
Development I HUD >. which subsidizes low-cost housing,
has cut its rulebook almost in half. The result. it's
estimated, c;ould result in a saving of up to $4,000 on a
small home.
This begins to m a ke sense . Many a low-in"tome Cami ·
ly would clQubtless pref er a no· frills home to no home at
·a ll.
• Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted, Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. a<>x 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321
BoydJ Failures
ByL.M.BOVD
Am asked what sort of re·
tail businesses h ave the
greatest pe~~entage o f
failure~. Sporting toods
shops seem t-0 merit that un·
fortunate distinction. On~
s~y showed that 64 out or
10,000 failed in a 1iven year.
Caaiera shops likewise rated
ba4ly when 51 out of 10,000
railed.
Was none other lhan that
grat golrer Bobby Jones
wlaa said, "Golf ls played on
a i.,o.inch course -between
the ears."
0Tbat fur kl)own as Hudson
Dear
Gloomy
G'us
U those alert reporters
hadn 't cau1ht Gov.
Brown with hi• hand In
the cook.le jar he'd prob·
ably atlll be rippln1 off
the taxp1yera in order
to punue hla personal
pollt.lcal uplratlona. .
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seal is another name for
muskrat, please note.
Q. Aren't most murderers
alcoholics?
A. On the contrary, most
murder e rs are not
alcoholics. Liquor figures
somehow In moat murders,
though, with either the killer
or the victim or both on the
sauce al the time the deed is
done.
Q. Who's the reaprding
artist heard by the most peo-
ple worldwide for all time?
A. Jane Barbe. What,
never heard of her'! lt 's her
voice that tells the lime and
temperature by, telephone to
callers in more than 200
cities.
Q . Isn't the meat of ocean
fish · saltier than that of
freshwater rtsh?
A. Not necessarily. Not
even usually.
Q. Which of the Seven
Dwarfs didn't aln&? Which
didn't have a beard?
A. Dqpey, Dopey.
If you "1emlnate" a
cla11room of children, you
dMde them into pain. The
word Unb with the conatella-
Uon twins Gemini.
To that lenctbeftin1 li•t ol
orlslnally American ut
· form1, add tblH: ll&rd ean'-
tn1, the otf1boot of deeoy
canln1, and barberabop
quart« """"'· too.
...
~~ l'rime has uone unchecked ... . z 1.1_· T h e r c p o r t c o n t i n u e s : ... ~,~ f "Decisions directly affecting the .
,;A,.( f';tJ I M7'/' operation or t he International ~. :'\::' t Brolherhood of !eamsters and = ~:£!! the selectwn or its leaders arc ~"' ·com pJet£•1y control Jed by or-ganTt cd C::i-lmc---arg ..... a.._n.,..iz~e..,.d ___ ...,.
• ·C'nme not" onl) <·1mtrols. Frank
'Vr. ·.MA"Dfli1v\ I IW:". ~t. RA_ P£E."" -Vt51GNA'ti =-1. .. 't.l k r B~ HE:Rf m ')u I ~·5 ALL L~L . F1tzs1mmons hut unwn 'offi c·ials l\JV "9\14 -at ;.di ll'\"l'I' ••
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Mailbox
Hunters respond to' wtiter' s criticism
Tolfie Editor :
I am deeply umazed and oul·
raged by Bob Greene 's column
regarding hunters and hunting.
His quick analogy or hunters as
being "sick" and "perverted" is
an unwarranttid attack ufK5j'f a
group of .people, which because
they do not agree with him, he
feels should be denied their
rights. . 1 ·
To equate an assassin with a
hunter shows only that .Mr.
Greene is totally ignorant as to
what hunting is truly about and
that he has a tendency lo grossly
misuse his space in the editorial
section of the paper.
He justifies human killing dur-
ing moments of ·'emotional
passion" berore the act because
"he often regrets it later ." What
kind of justification is this for
the laking of a human's life and
more importantly. what does
this have to do with hunting?
U the law stated that anyone
using any type of weapon to take
another human being's lire in
circ umstanc es Offiertlfan self·
defense or accidentally should
be ex~uted , it would curtail a
great deaJ of these senseless kill·
ings such as Lennon's as is men·
lioned in the article.
THERE ARE some people who
s hould not be ·classifiel! as
sportsmen nor hunters, the same
as there are some people who
should not be classified as compe·
tent editorial writer\; boweverthe
gun control solutions are not as
easy nor as effective u Mr.
Greenewouldleadyoutobelieve.
One portion or his biased ac·
count which was totally inac-
curate w~ that of the physical
aspect. He states that "any slob
with a gut hdl of booze can go In·
to the woods and ... etc." I in·
vile Mr. Greene to accompany
my hunll.ng friends and I on one
of our trips. We walk between 10
and 15 miles per day over ter·
rain which is simila{ to a
moonscape in temperatures
fi;om 10 to 110 degrees and at
elevations ol 1,000 to 11,000 feet.
If Mr. Greene feela lhl• doea not
take a1illty, physical condl·
tionln1 or speed, he only further
demonstrates his tsnorance.
As for the subject of huntlnl
for rood, wbUe it la not required
to 1\llt.aln Iii•• UleN·U..-. -tt la commma lmOwl.clt• that 115
peremt ol Ute 11me curnntl)' taken ln the United States ta con·
1umed u table food.
Mr. Greene ·~~ do a lol
\
more hom<'work and in depth
studying on any subjctt lwfore
he demonstrates his "sick" and
"perverted" attarks. upon thu'>e
suhjerts. non OAVIS
To the Editor·
After reading the .rommcnts
made by Bob Greene in the Dec. 22
issue of the Daily Pi lot I thought I
would direct a few comments of
myowntoyou.
Bob's 'minority or one' views
on hunting are very interesting
but in my opinion also somewhat
extreme in their own vein. To
call all hunters 'sick', 'pervert
ed', 'slobs.· 'drunks ' <the in
reren·ce is present), "insecure',
·s~ists' (smiles on their faces
as they watch the animal bleed
to death). and killers with a
'blood passion', seems a b1tlex-
treme in the light of day.
Perhaps as Bob has chosen to say. all lhe..hunters.be..k.nowS, or
has met behave in the 'sick'
fas hion he has pain~Jn my
times afield I have met a small
number of people who call
themselves 'hunters' who do in·
deed behave in anythin~ )>ut a
sporting way; but I have also
m et a tremendous number or
people who conduct themselves
in a manner which reflects a gen·
uine regard both for the lights of
others and forthe welfare or the
·game'theychosetohunt.
BE DIAT as it may, perhaps
Bob needs to seek out a different
set of associates ... beeause It .
appears quite apparent that the
'hunters' who he knows so well
are indeed' ·sick' and pervert·
ed.' I am sickened by those who
express their 'personhood' by
blowing holes in roadsigns and
poaching game out of season.
Unfortunately the name 'hunter·
is far ~o often applied to any one
who owns or uses a gun . . . and
to do tha\ is to lump people inlor
categories. and to generall~e.. in
the very wont way.
I feel sorry for Bob. I disqree
wtth hi• view• of the "sport'' or
hunttnc. and rerret that the Dai·
ly Pilot ha• chosen to express
the oplnlon that a large number
of America's sportsmen are de·
mented killers who ·spend the
year, lUltlna for the s,l&ht ol bll'ds
and anbnall aulf erln• and bleed·
lna. HOIWUh ! .
Sure this country need• &WI·
contrpt . • . fland1uns are ln·
-.
dl't>cl \l~t>ll far too often to t<Jke
IJl'n pl c~ 11 \"l'S . but
automobile~ are abn used ir-
r~...ponsably by ~omc indi\ 1duals
·-rn a mannl·r wh1 l·h threatens lift·
<.ind limb. Generali7.ations about
·hunters' l)r 'po l1t1 cians· or
'l'thni<' mmor1t1e~·. or any group
1s 111 µoor t1ls tc•
JIM P\Jll.LI PS.
\1l'mber of lhc"American
l\sso('1at10.n ot t 1nm1t1ve
k1rtt'men
<.:ant'rr •11th
To the Editor :
· Last week the Dail~· Pilot car
rlcd a cartoon by Bill Mauldin
captionetl "No doubt about it.
Living l'&llses cancer " The de:
picted speaker was a scientist
talking to a colleague among
test tubes, rat cages and a chart
of "curnHU carcinogenic" proj·
ects." The implication was that
scientis ts are gradually dis·
c o v e r tn g l h a t j u s t a b o u t
anything, if administered in high
t!Tloug'h dos-e"S", ~~use cancer
•'ORTUNATELV, that isn ·~
true. although the notion seems
to be widely held. The vast ma-
jority or substanc,es to which we
are exposed do not cause cancer
in laboratory animals al any
dose level The myth that every·
thing causes cancer has been
successfully. propagated by the
chemical Industry in an effort to
dampen public support for reg·
ulalion of those substances
which do cause cancer.
Myths of this sort for years
have helped to block effe<:tive
regulation of the milJions of tons
of r arcinogens dumped into oor
environment annually, so it is
important that such myths be
discredited.
Close to one out of every five
Americans will die of cancer,
and scientists estimate that up
to 90 percent of all cancer may
be environmentally induced. ll
will be unfortunate if Mauldin's
cartoon helps to perpetuate
public acceptance of an intolera·
·ble lsituallon. ·
DA VIO SKLANSJCY
Lfl•fl,.rfl•~•n
To the Editor:
Re: Your artlcle of Dec. JJ,
"Irvine family faces Chrlatmu
evlctlon," by Richard Green:
I've been look.la• for an article
which praenu the other aide ol
an tvicti., wntt~ •• well u
this one 1s . to no avail
The other s1dl· I refer lo is the
landlord who has hi s Christmas
ruined by ten.ants who don't pay
rent or <Jrt• des troying his invest·
ment ;
I run CJ Management Services
<; roup wh1<'h sees the results of
t(•nants' abuse of landlords
every day E ven though the ten-
ant/" ~r c;reen writes aboul
owes S4.0l9 Mr. Green doesn't .
evc•n add a f\dte of sympathy for
the landlord who probably had
to borrow to keep from losin~ his
nest egg in fore<'losure
If you need some examples of
tenants <.·ausing thousands of
dollars of damage to a home or
apartment, or a landlord losing
his shirt due t.o cost inc reases or
poor rent payers to even out
your coverage of landlord tenant
relations sort or a ''fairness
doctrine" I'm s ure you endorse
-please contact me.
ROBERT A . SUTAKE
To the Editor :
So once more we have lippi·
toed down the primrose path,
the same one trodden before. led
by a nation of goofys and all the
while believing our people could
be home for Christma!'i.
1'nd then o ur man in
Washington turned on the tree
lights for a brief period while we
!>tood with lighted candles, we
the world's most powerful,
humiliated once again and by a
bunch of lunatics of an nth r.ated
nation.
There is and has been from
the beginning only one solution
to the Iranian affair and that's
the use or force and. if
necessary, nuclear.
Afraid of starting something
with Russia or others? Well if
that's the way it is, it's comln1
eventually anyway, so let's 1et
!>tarted, get it over with and flnd
out who's boss. Because no
amount · of praying or candles
will get It.
WARREN G. ALTHOFF
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Social Security tax hiked $387
WASllJNGTON IAPI It may be a new year,
bul 1t ·, an old story The federal government is
ra111mg taxt:i.
It's not your income taxes that are increasing. In
fur l , 1f Ronald Reagan has his way, they will go
... Jo~ n What as rii.ing steeply 1s the Social Security
t JX yeu and your workin& friends will pay, further
<1t-vlt:ll1111. puychecks alreKdy rava&ed by inflation.
l\ll l1uugh the ~ial Serurity tax inrruse ~ill be
th•· t11t::)!l'St sho<•lc., there are these other changes an
' 1!Jff1
Tht' m1111n1u rn wage rises from S3 to to $3.35.
f''oocl stamp benefits rise Hcross the board by
11. 5'~1'1·en1 J
~hlerl) JJCQple on Medi1·1ire have to pay a
h1 ght:1 proportion orthe1r hospital bills.
lnt ernat1011al mail r ates rise:: by an avera~e of
11wre than 50 pt:rc:ent You aJso may have to use
T he Social Security withholdin1 will be In addition, the amount a Medicare recipi°tnt
automatic a~ain .for people who earned enoutb to would pay for Jona· term hoapitali&alion will rise
reach the maximum before the end oft• and bad The ·minimum wage increue is the lut in a
a paycheck or two with nothin1 taken out. ,For aeries approved three years ago by Congress and
those who didn't hit the maximum, the increues President ·carter. For the 5.6 million workers
will also be automatic. earnin1 the wage, a 40-hour weekly paycheck Will
• rise fn>m $12A to $134. But there's a benefit lo persons receivin1 Social But Reagan, who becomes president Jan. 2G,
Serurity: tbe amount they can earn without having wants to exempt some teen·agers from the
their benef'h. reduced will rise from S5.000 to m mimum wage, claiming the existing wage rate
$5.500 this year. "destroys ~ousands or jobs for the poor and Lhe
The elderly will also be affected by the Medicare young."
change. In 1981, the limit that M~icare can de· The food stamp rise, the first in a year will af-
dut t from hospital insur ance claims will increase feet about 22 million people. A family of four wit~
from $Ill> to $204. meaning hospitalized persons no net income would be eligible for $233 in 'food
will have to pay a.bigger part of their bill. stamps each month. up from the t• limit of $209. •
Olllt' d1j.!ll ZI r ('odes starting in June. although that Man·na'.™1 ... k
Postal St!rVH't' plan may hi! blocked by Con~ress. r-•'
Passµort fees. now a flat $14. )Nill rise, if the '
St.ttl' Ut-liartment has ili. way. No new figures aids lMC4.
• --h:.i \'(' tJt>en proposed. but the Slate Department L..!~~·-~·~...t~1-..=::::-~·~::::~·:...:.:."~~~-~L;;;..~~~~~--~~
"Got a problem" Thc•ri u nle tu 1;nt l>wm J'at will
cut red tape. yettmg lht' answers und octwn yCJu need
to so/Vf' 1ru-qu1t1t's 111 y1il1emmt!11t arid business Mall
11our questwns lo Pot Ou1111, l\l Your Sernace, Orange
Cuast Dally l"IL<it, I-' 0 Btu /56{), CCJsto ·Mesa. CA
92626 As many letters as pmmble w ill bt' answered.'
but phoned mquanes or letlers riot including the
reader's full namt", address and business hours' phOnt>
numbt'rcanrwt bt' considered 'l'h1s columnoppe(Jrs da1·
111 e .rcept Sundays ".J
l'lta'•I•'• a n•.-111
DEAR PAT: Prices of vitamins vary greatly,
Does price indicate quality?
· C.H .. Newport Beach
No. i\ vitamin ls a vltamlll. Quality Is regulat·
ed by the Food and Drug Administration. Vitamins
from natural sourcd1aa)e no nutritional superioii·
ty over synthetic· vitamins and the FDS prohibits ._ _ __., . ..,...-c:tatm.-tn-foud-tabellng. A "score tirand"
vitamin ls just as good as a highly publicized
brand -and It usually costs a lot less.
Cap'•~ IDIC!'Orlced
DEAR PAT: Why is cork µsed to cap good·
quality wine bottles? Is it because the flavor of the
cork is transmitted to the wine?
L.C .. Newport Beach
·Sebastiani Vineyards says the bask reason ts _J.ba.l~orlt..il .a.-Aa&w-M-treftd;-!fhe-btrt -of ~ cortr:
oak tree has elastic properties that enable it to'
conform to Irregularities in the bottle neck:
Abo, It la believed to aid lD the development of a
wine agtag la a bottle by Imparting a ma.ate amout -----~c-o-rnavor. Tbe intensity of this navor trows the
I01111er die wlDe ls la the bottle. It Is aJmNt lmpercep·
&Ible 4ujng the first few yean, aa It la developed
very slowly. When p~rly stored, the corli aad the ·
wine are la constant c0ntact, causing tbe alcohol la
t!M wlaetoslowly ellltract theftnorfnmrtbecork.
It was though untll recently dlsp,.oved by sc:len.
tlsts at UC Davis, that air was transmitted through
the cork to the wine, thereby enhancing Its ability to age.
Sprap ra1Ur t."orro .. an ·
DEAR PAT: The underside of my lO·year.old
, gas stove is getting rusty. I clean it regularly. but
the rust is getting heavier What's the l'aulle. and
how can I eliminate this problem?
• J F.., Costa Mesa
Techn1dans at' t .. e Gas Appliance Manufac·
tarers Association say the corrosion may be
caused by burning gas reacting with the pro·
peUanta from spray cans. As the concentration of
spray!6 lnueases, so does corrosion. The assocla·
tloa's advice Is to avoid the use of sprays around gas·
fired appliances.·
Crftllt Ital•» ua•lo11 llt.d
DEAR PAT: Is it true that credit bureaus now
mus r file credit information separately, under the
names of a' husband and wire rather than as a joint
account in the husband's name? I 'd like to find out
if this is automatic or if a wife has to request
separate files.
L. E .. Huntington Beach
• .,. ant:. to chan~e the flat fee for a series of hi~her.
~1 aggered fees
Camµang fl't!S at several national parks lire go-
In~ up.
The ~ial SeC'urity Increase was approved two
yvars ago by a Congress worMed about th~. finan·
t·1al health of the Social Security retirement fund.
The increase is two.pronged· Tne percentage of
pa} withheld from your checks will increase from
6 13 in 1980 to 6.65 percent; and.the total salary on
whith the lax is paid rises from a maximum of
$25, 900 to $29, 700
The result i-; an inC'rease in the maximum Social
Security tax for an individual of $387 over J980, up
to.Sl .'.115
, Re s iden t s of
Marinapark in Newport
Beach have turned over
a check for $2.000 to ef.
facials at lhe Orange
Coas t YMCA . t o help
fund youth services pro·
grams.
Hours: -· lllru S.t. , ... ~.,,..
fo r B est. Qu alit y and
Selection of Handmade rugs
from China. Persia. India &
Romania at re a so nab-le
prices.
2421 E. CoHt Hwy. (714) 873-2224
Corona del Mar
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._olwl •-n i<e avallffle
The money w as raised
by m e mb~r s of the
1nobilt• home park 's
homeowners association
and presented to YMCA
o fficials by R obert i
Spurgeon: president of
the p<trk association. · ---------------------------
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the Bristol style with raised panel doors, Oakwood or Breton with nch.
warm finishes. -
If you are or were married and a credit
bureau has you Included in • Jolllt credit file
estabUshed before 1977, you should ask that the ln·
f o epa.r.atel~ under bo&b a&meL.--al1+-·'-+4-l4-.\-++ff.1H-\-fftJ~~Y.\-7tlW~itltHi
Credit Information received since Jan. I, 1977,
11 automatically filed separately under both
spouses• names. A married or divorced woman
can use heT maiden name and not ha"e to refer to
ber husband or former husband's name to gain ac·
cess to hn.credlt Ille.
R~dllC!'llott rlal• lal•r
~ DEAR PAT: Can you fi~d out if the vibrating
belts I've seen advertised actually can help get rid
of a thick waistline? Reducing fat deposits around
the waist is supj>osed to be the result of using this
belt, but I'd like to know if this claim is legitimate
before I invest.
. C.G., Costa Mesa
Accordla1 to the U.S. Postal Service, an elec·
&rte: tlbra&1a1 belt 11 a "typical mall order rlp·off."
U1la1 a mlld vibrator c:aaaot poulbly rechltt fatty
depoelta. GradHI redaction of ratty deposits wlll
«M!Hr only when wet1llt I• lost allCI muscle ton ls
kept firm by re1alar exenlae ..
M ilitaly reserve
's~rt of g.oalsi'
WASHINGTON CAP> -Military reserve
ltrencth has lnc:reas~ but is &till below peacetime
foal• •. the Penta1on aaya. · . ·
The Selected Reserve lnc:reued by 43,700 men
lad women ln fiscal t• to a total of 850,800, the
........ nported. It was tbl MeODd 1tralpt fit· ca1,..,. .. 1.ne ......... ~. .
, JM wtth the ArmJ National Ouard and Anny ._.,... ccmtlnu.tnc to be m.tor problem anaa. the
tile ......,.. wu Rill more Uaua 100.000
· 19ae.t111M obJecUvee u of a.pt, ao, the
tbe tm-!l1cal year, the Pentaaoe said.
8'nqtb bu been a problem llnce the
md9dln tbe•arlJ 1rro..
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SAlE DATES: Jan. 2 thru Jan. 8
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Ford cars
fail ~t
WA.SllJNGTON IAP)
Two of the Chrysler
ror p . ·s new K cars and
two For d auto mobiles
have failed the govern
ment's 35 mph c ras h
tPst , oHicials said .
The tests we re con -
ducted by the Nalioq al
tfi ~hway Tra ((ic· Safety
Ad minlstr a t1o n
The• age n cy s aid
Chrys ler 's Uodge Anes
a n d Ply mouth Relt ant
a s well as Ford's, new
··wo rl d ca r s," t he
E scort a nd the Lyn x.
railed t he fro'n t trash
tes t
Hoth lhl' For et a n d
l' h r \' s I c r m"'IJ d e I s
µerfu.rmetl rl'asun<tbl.>
well overa ll, but in £•<Jrh or t he mode l s t h e
passe nger dummy s us-
t ain ed s 1gnif1('anl head
inj uries in a erush
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BEGIN YO UR SUNDAY
W IT H CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
IN THE ZODIAC AT N -M
NEWPOJ{T REA CH .
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Each Sunday beginning at 11 30 a.m relax in our
Zodiac Restaurant over gourmet br~akfast delights
accompanied by complimentary champagne.
Seatings ore at 11 :30 o.m., ('loon and 1 p.m. Please
coll early fc1 fesefVotions: 759-1900, ext. 330.
P.S: After brnnch, browse through the store
we're open eoch S:indoy from noon to 5 at N·M
Newport Becx:h .
NATION
llo wever . the Escor t
and l.y n x m rille l s "performt•d hellt•r than --------------------------------__.
m 0 s I I fl I h l' r s u b l' () m
va.qs.' tire s<if e t). <!J.:t:.n·
<'Y s<.1111
l'he ugen1·y s<Jirl the
t wo Chrys ler mudeh
h ad "relatively good
s t r u l' l u r e a n d h e I l
• performance" and pro-
lec·ted lhf> driver well in
the c ras h.
PROri/e is your g u ide to
pto footbal l action. every
Saturday in the Daily Pilat
GREENSTt-:IN, A 'fWO·l 'JM E VOTt;R lur
i ·senhowifr's D e.m orratlc rival , Adlai I:.
e venson, s aid newly oµcncd paµers of t ht
senhower ~dministrat ion sust ain the 111cture of
l~e as a prac titioner of har d-ball poh tn•s . -
"His sk ills w ere undcresli1T1atcd at the tr me."
Greens tein said . ''They wert• underest imated
because it was part of hi~ skill to SN' that they
\lobuld be."
. He cited Eisenhower"; lrt•atm'ent of .Joseµh R
PttcCarthy. whOlie sear(·h for sub\'ersivcs and for ~
bt.ci.dli~s did not _rel_ax ~v.en aft er Eist!nhower.
a . w ar her o a nd folio" Repuhhcan, took ·While
Hnuse com m.,nd.
P ublitly. F:ISl'llhOWl'r w a s know n a nd
c ritH·azed for a hand-;-off apµn1a1·h to :vJe<'acth~.
ur· ~Frame Sale
-Fits Everyone!
Cystic fi~ros is
pare ms t est e d
BOSTON < J\ I' 1 For the first t r me. <1octor i.
have fountl a way lo > idP11t1fv parents llkdy t() prn
d uce children wrth n ·sttC· frbt'os1s. th<: mus t rom
mon inherited fatal i1t-..1·a'ic amon.! "hires in th<'
ll n i led Stalt's
Use of tht• test a l f1rsl will he l1m11 t•d to J.lf'IJIJh.·
whose relatives <ilrt·.,<h h<in· lh1· d1sca~1· Ou'\ C\'f'n
in tti1s restrrdt•d f1>rm : l ht: l'.-01111 i·oultl g re:.i tl} n ·
duce lhl' nurnlwr of l,;d111·.1., l111rn \I 11 h tl1r d ln1·\:-.. "'
develoiiers '><I)
T he te!>l , l11ey ... ay t1·11-, 1u1 rt·nh \'" nHher I ht',\'
carry a gencti(' 1h·fl'l'I :-.o thl'~ "'ill kno ... wh!'thl.'r
or not it is safe to h.,, <· d11lolrl'11
C\'STI(' fo"IB ROSIS l'\'IT/\('KS l'lft-:' pd'nl"R':r!>
res pir atory s.vstem und s weat l!lantls /\!lout I l llO
c hild ren ar c· horn with the illness ea<'h year. a nrl
th e average life expl'1·tan1·y of v1t:t1ms 1s l!I ye<1.rs ·
Symptoms 1n1·l11c.k res µ1rntor) 111fe1·t 1on fo1lur<>
to grow, exl'~srvP s we altnl! and 11hst1 ud11m 'Jf t he
s mall intestine. t..:su<Jlly the· disease 1.wc~. undetel'lctl
until som et ime dunng <'hil<lh9od when the ) oun~:->tl'f'
s uffers bre;.ithin~ prohlems or a ta1l11 re of h1!> 111
testin al tract to ahs1>rh food t\lthough therf' 1s no
l'ure. doctors µro lo ng th{' vwtims ' li\'f'S li.J, tn•;1ting
their r espiratory prohlcm'
T he new test w<Js cleveloprd a l Ch ildren s
Hospital Medieal Center in Hoston. a nd a r eport on
the work was puhllsherl in Thursdav's iss ue 11f thP
Niw En gland Jour nal of \1edi1·inc
The docto r s say the tes t 1<: highly a<·curate in
s h owing w h ich :J dult s a re likely 1u prorlll<'f'
children who will have cyst u· hhros is At.out t\ per
ce n t to 5 perC'ent o f thi: 11opul<.1t1on r a rncs the rte
rective gene but shows no symptoms of the dis
ease.
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cause s ~ysti~ fiurosi~, there 1s a one ~n fou r 1•h ance
t hat the&r c h1klren will have the d1se.as c. llowevPr.
if on ly one pa rent t<lrrics the J,lene. there rs no
c hance that the bah y will have rt .
NO PRE N ATAi. Tt:ST t:XISTS to 1lctcr m11w
whethe r an unborn c·hild h as the disease
D r . J a mes E pstein . one of the researc·her s .
s aid the test takes about five minutes to ad
m inister , a nd docto rs m ust ohtain a tiny s kin sam
pie . Over the n ext year or two. the tt'Sl will he
lim ited to peoµle who seem m ost likely to <·ury
the disease. ..,
"The magnitude of lining ever ybody up 11rnl
spending fi ve m inutes with the m to take a sk in
sam ple is really eno rmo us." Epstein s aid in an m
tervie w. "What }Ve a r e doinJ( a t t tte mom e nt 111
lim iting this lest to ind ividuals who ar e in the hi~h
r isk categories people who. have a brothe r or
sister or other close family me m ber with this dis
ease."
People who have cases of the disease in their
families a re most likely to produce children with
:be Ulneaa. "Doing jus t the high ·risk l)e(>ple," Eps·
.etn said, "should help an e normous amount In re·
1ucin g the incidence of this disease."
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/\1 /\rnr111 Brotlwr-; 1¢ Frame Sale when you buy one fram~
.it t I w rr'.q11lm pric~ you can get a second frame that costs
1lw (,ilfflt• '1r l~">s for one cent: A frame for a penny fits your
but.lut:?t! /\11J our fram es fit your style! From simple to sophis·
ticate<l . Thcr~·s elegant gold leaf finish frames; sleek section
frame ... in .,ilv~r. gold or pewter metal; contemporaryy lastic
s~t .. thn)ugh box fra mes; fancy or unadorned frames vt1fh glass
and ba cki11y: rith or rustic. 1':.>xtured or smooth wood frames -
in a variety of handsom e finishes: artistic frames with a lot o f
color or si m ply p lain frames with natural fi nish'es. Plus m ore!
In a wide range of sizes tha·t wi ll fit most anything from a
favorite little snap·shot to an impressive seascape. (Cust9m
framing. fitting and labor not included.) The Aaron Bro thers
1 ¢ Frame Sale fits you for a penny!
-.....-.-..·~~,·Aaron Brothe s Art. Ma ~& 128 ANAMEIM 222 N. leach~. ..• COSTJ\ MESA 171' Ne~rt Blvd. • -OIANGI 1112 I. Kateflo AV9.
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Savings and values!
It's Mervyn's baby
sele, w_flite sale and
storewide clearance!
shoes ·tor the family!
great buys of 1981
save on disposable
dia·pers·for your baby
body shaper sale!
brand name savings!
Cannon solid color
muslin slleets sale
It :. Ml:!r v ,, ~ -:.r1ue Lll:d' dnce' 01 e::.<::. dill.I \.<1::,udl
snue., ::.port~ "::.t•c•e'> dT.d· c:,hue ::, 101 lrnh L 1rn1tetl
\iudnl1t1e!> Wom en s casuals. ong 14 UO
1 ~ 00 8 99 .. 11 98 Women s dress sho es. Oflg
22 00-28 00 fJ.98-17 98 Men 's shoes, 0r1g
2~ 00 4tl 00 15 98-25.98 Children's s ho es.
ong 10 00 to 23 00 5.98 to 12.98 Athletic
shoes. orig 80010 15 00 4.98 to 9 .98
r 11 ''I'~ Mefvy11 sown brand! AH sizes for all
b.ib1c~ Stay dry hning and self-sealtng tape.
N ewbo rn. p~g of 60 Reg 4 89. sale 3.91
Daytime. µkg ot 60 Reg. 5.29. sale 4.23
Extra absorbent. pkg of 48. Reg. 5.49.,4.39
Toddler. pkg .. of 40 Reg 5 59. sale 4.47
Here·s the savings event you've been waiting
for Choose contemporary f\1 11 figure and
contour bras and panty controllers from
Ma1denlorm. Warner's. Bestform. Olga. Ball
and many more Don't miss these super buys!
Reg . 2.79 to 13.50
Earthtones 1n easy care cotton/polyester. Lim it
six sheets per size percustomer.
Full size. reg. 8.00. sale 4.99
Queen size._reg 12.00. sale 9.49
King size. reg. 15.00, sale 11.99
Std. c ases , pr .. reg. 6.50. sale 5.49
. 30°/o to
50°10 off
20°10 off 2.25 .to11.49 ·
King cases, pr., reg 7 50. sa l~6.49
Twin size: reg. 6.QQ each
1 /3 off entire stock of
men's tSki jackets
Clearance' Stay warm in multi-
colored. nylon llr:ied skr 1ackets
with polyester fiberfill. Not every
style 1n every store. Limited qty.
Orig .. 55.00
34.98
sale! the entire stock
of maternity clothes
Super savings for mothers-to-be
on pretty print tops, tees and
pants. Great looks. all in soft.
comfortable. carefree fabrics.
Reg. 10.00-22.00. 7.50-16.50
25°/o off
··cozy knit. sleepers for
infants and toddlers
They'll grow as your little dreamer
grows. Lots of screen print fronts
to choose in washable polyester.
Non-skid safety soles. 1-2-3-4
Reg. 7.00. sale 4.79 each
2 for9.QQ
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men's Levi's ® denim
and corduroy jeans
Regular Levi 's · denim bell or cord
flare 1eans of cotton/polyester. sale
13.99 Levi's"• for Men jeans. All in
cotton/polyester. reg. 22.00. 13.99
Wardrobe basics. super low priced!
13·.99
Levi's® L 'Glove® and
Bendover® Pants -·' Save 5.01 on your choice of Levi s ·
Bendover Pants 1n misses· sizes
6-18. or Lev1·s· L'Glove pants 1n
1un1or sizes 5-13. Polyester
Reg. 23.00
17.99
the latest in jeans for
gfr'ls, at big savings
Lots of cute pocket details. lots of
her favorite colors in sturdy cotton
or cotton/polyester denim or twill
Popular painters' styles included'
4·6.X , reg . 9.00 7·14. reg . 13.00
6.99. 9.99
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I master charge VISA.
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Jusr SA y CHARGE IT!'-
Coat clearance! Quilts. leathers.
fake furs. more. Misses'. 1un1ors.
Orrg. 32 00-99.00. 20.98-64.98
Women's skiwear clearance!
Nylon. polyester fill in many styles.
Orig. 32.00-38.00, 19.98-24.98
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Clearan ce! Mi sses· cardigans
and sweaters. Pullovers. more S-
M-L Ong. 14 00-22 00. 8.98-13.98
At-ho me wear 1nclud1ng terry "
loungers. caftans Broken size~.
Orig. 17 .00-20.00. 10.98-12.98.
super sale!. Haggar®
sla.cks for men
Try on lfle great fitting style of
Haggar· textunzed slacks A
superb value 1f\ no-iron Dacron'"
polyester. Wa1s't sizes 32-40.
Sale
10.99·
blouse and shirt sale!
big choice, nice prices
Select short or long sleeve styles.
The deta1ts are tailored or dainty:
the plaids and solids. sensational.
Buy two or three! In sizes S-M-L.
Reg 14 00-20 00, 10.50 to 15.00.
25°/o off
clearance! Pacific Trail®
ski jackets for boys
Tough nylon shell in multicolors.
polyester hberhll. Some with z1p-
olf sleeves. 8-18 Hurry. quantities
are limited.
Orig. 45.00
29~98
Cortley custom-length
draperies are on sale!
Choice of over 250 colors. fabrics.
Standard widths to 288". custom
. lengths to 108". 10% deposit
required. bring in measurements.
F:leg 33 50-1128.00. 16.75-564.00
50°/o off
113 off m en's jackets and vests for
winter and 'year-round wear. Ong.
26 oo 10 55.00. 16.98 to 34.98
Men's sweaters in crew and V-.
neck styles. Great buys today in
sizes S-M·L-XL. Ong, 22.00, 14.98
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save 9.01 on Levi's®
texturized slacks
Stay fresh and comfortable in
famous Levi's ·· quality Solid
colors 1n te}<tunzed Kadel~
polyester. W a1s't sizes 32 to 40.
Reg. ~0 .00
10-.99 -
sweater clearance!
favorite junior styles
Dozens of super sweaters and
cardigans. all 1 /3 off at Mervyn s
En1oy great looks while you're
keeping warm. Junior S-M-L
Ong 14 00-26.00. 8.98 to 17.98
1/3 off
sale! Mervyn 's boys'
western jeans, cords
Entire stock s ize 8·12 denrms.
twills and cords. reg .10 00 and
1 1 .00, sale 7 .00 and 7 . 70 Size
4-7 western jeans and cords,
reg. 8.50, 9.50. sale 5.95 , 6.65
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30°/o off
save on our entire
stock of rug kits
Choose from our huge selection.
everything from colorful ch1 ldren·s
designs to contemporan es in
earthtones. 12x 12" 10 20x27".
Reg. 5 00 to 22.00. 3.75 to 16.50
25°/o off
Men's long sleeve velour shirts ,
cotton/polyester in rich colors.
Orig 25 00-30.00. 15.98-19.98
Clearance! Men's long sleeve
heavyweight shirts. Plaids. soltds.
S-M -L-XL. Orig. 15.00. 17.00. 9.98
m·en's Kehniogton knit
shirts now on sale
Short sleeye knits w1tn collared V-
necks or buttoned styles. Loads of
colors. accent trim~ Polyester or
polyester/cotton. Sizes S-M·L-XL.
Reg. ·1 ~.99
8.99
save! the entire stock
of purse accessories
Organizers. wallets key cases.
cigarett e cases and check books.
111clud1ng many from famous
mak.ers• Leather. vinyl or nylon
Reg 4 00-26 so, sale 3.20·21.20
20°/o off
clearance! warm sk'i
ves~s for big boys
Snap tronr style with 2 pockets.
kidney warmers Nylon shell.
polyester f1berf1ll S-M-L-XL fits
S•l~S 8 -18 L1m1ted quant1t1es.
Orig . 18.00
9.98
sale! Me1\Vyn 's entire
stock of watches
Timely savings 011 t1mep1eces by
Seiko, Bulova. Casio Timex and
many more .,Quartz models to the
latest d1g1tals Fine Jewelry Dept
Reg 16 95-275 00. 13.56-219.99
20°/o off
Boys· knit pajamas. Polyester
Sizes 4-7. orig 8 00, 4.98 "
Sizes 8-14. orig 9 00. 5.98
Boys· sweaters clearance. V-
necks. pullovers. more. Orig. 12.00
and 16 00. 7.98 'and 9.98
Limited quantities. Shop early for the b~election.
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•, Huntingt~ Beach: 98 11 Adams Ave . ~t Brookhurst St:. 963-973 1
Anaheim: Ar:iahe1m Plaza . N. Euclid St. at Crescent St .. 991 -8880 • Cypre11: 1020 l Valley View St. at Ball Ad .. 995-8003
Fullerton: Crossroads Center. East Yorba Linda at Placentia Blvd .. 996-8800 •Tustin: 181~2 Irvine Blvd .. 838 -8803
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with the m<.1Jur d1!>t!ases
w h I (" h a fr c 4· l IJ I a n l !i
grown m conta1nc1 !> and
r>rnamcnLal 11lanb ust-d
1n land:.t·aµe.., ' :.aid
K eim a 1->lanl
pathologr:.t wi th ex
tenSIVt! exJ){'rien«e an ex
.; persmcntal d1M•ase nm
trol method:.
·. Keim sa1cl ht!'> c•las!'i
would l)(! an important
r esource for anyone
growing or !ic llrng
plants or work 111g for
businesses that do
··It also anstruds h)
ac tual praclH'e 111 the
use of tools to cha~nose
illnesse.-; or plant!> h)'
isolatang t·ausa l or
ganis ms and ulent1fy1n~
them ." he sa1cl .. T1mt·
ss spent in the lah cullur
ing organisms and pre
pa rin.: them for
artificial mot·ulat1on!> ··
S T U D •: N T S
• completing the .. dass
will be able lo c·ontrol or
m in imize dist>ases in
pla nts through C'Ultural
methods as well as the
use of fu ngicides and
bacteril"ides. Keim said
••
Sprang c-lasSC!i hcg1n
the week of .Jan !fl and
regis tration rt•s umcs
·Jlitn. !"1. f'11r anformal1on.
call Main C<.1mpus al
831 ·4555 or 4!J5 1000 or
North Campus al
559-9300 or 4!n :11HS
Weekend
gardening
checldist
•It 's tam e to 11runc
roses, fruit lrN•s and
berries. Jlold orr pruning
fuchsias until the dange r
PIE.YI FOR 1911
C•bb•ge-sprout
Two-in-one
vegetable
anno1Dlced
In Spilt• or da1ms to
the t•ontrary. tht•n· havt•
been no true two-an -one
vegetables. Tomato
potato plants. for exam
pie , are a gi m
m1t·k .. not.fiing more
than a tomato seedling
growing inside a potato
tu ber s o the tw o
s epara_te plants ~row
toget her and produce a
poor harvest sinre they-
compete for each other's
growing space
Now Thomps on &
Morgan. the mail-order
seeds men, are mtrc~uc
ing through their 1!.181
g arden seed ca talog
what is daimcd lo be
tht> world's rirst genuine
two 1n orw vegetable ."
l'a l led a Cabhagc
Sprout. I t gniws'-likc ·a·
Brusst•ls s prout ·produr-
ang edihle green i;prouts
· all along the stem. but
instead of a loose cluster
or leaves al the top. it
gr ows a cabbage. It's in-
credible. and has to. be
!-.een to he ~lieved .
THE Nt:W TWO-IN-onl' <'ahbage-Sprout
w a s d c v e Io p e d a·n
England as a result or a
hybridizing program an
volvanJ;! an exchange or
Bru~scls sprouts pollen
hel ween the National
Vegetable Research Sta
taon at Wellsbournc and
a eommercial seed com· o r ~rost IS pas t And pany. As mcr Seeds, of
don t µru.ne rloW(\ra n.g , Ormskirk. · tre~s until after their The resulting hybrid,
sprang hloom c a 11 e ~ a Ca h b a g e
• Those without mom to
compost fallen leaves
s h oul d dean up all
fall e n materia l to
el iminate . bree ding
grounds for inse('ts and
plant diseases.
•Thi s is bare root
season or rather that
lime of the year to plant
deciduous trees and
s hrubs economically
Bare root material
establishes easily during
the winter months.
•Dorm ant se ~s on
sprays errectively r lean
up the yard or fungus
and insect outbreaks
that trouble i;:ardens in
the spring.
•Shop nurseries now
;ror aza l eas a nd
•• camellias in bloom . Pick
you favorite colors and
• nower forms.
Sprout'. not only pro
duces a bumper ('rop or
Brussels sprouts to com·
pare in quality and yield
with J ade Cross. the
l eading U .S h o me
i,:arden variety, it pro-
duces a good quali ty
cabbage head large
enough lo feed two peo
pie The seed crop , for
world.wade distribution.
was grown in 1:alifornaa
I. I K E A L I.
Brussels s prouts the
new Cabbage-Sprout is
best grown as a rail
vegetable over most
areas or the United
States. Seeds should be
started indoors in peat
pots , a nd yo un g
transplants set into the
garden by the end of Ju-
ly, so that s prouts start
to form during cool fall
conditions. T he Cab·
bage-Sprout needs just
90 days from seed -
sowing to harvest.
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HELP? ........ -Do-It-Yourself
· Store ..
Or ha•• ow c.,. ......
pL•••n· do ..-. wort&! 'BLOCK PLU~ING HEATING
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UNIT A -
l.MllY'IP'llMl''TQN llACH -M, IOMIO lel
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Roses are ready
Now ia beat time to buy, plant
JANUARY
SALE
Rose catalo11 are alao a 1ooct
source of more detailed l.nformalion
than that generally available· at
nurseries.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The after-
Chri•lmu weeka are, of coune a
•ood time for conaumera to find
bar1alna ln a wide ran1e ol 1oods.
They 're also the beat llrne for m<>11t
Californians to buy rote buai,ia.
One word of wamin1: Beware ol
the bargain bush. This ls one cue in
which· a rose is not a rose is not a
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.. Wit .... ..., ............... .,_ .. 1~,~ ... 1 Thal'• becauae rosea are best
planted ~MP they're "bare root," or
• kW,. --...... •..W ....... ...
ros.e. 1 ..... w ... , ........... .., .... ,_ .. ,... OPO..C..1 hrl a..,..., ... ......... 1111 ••• · dormant. They look bare, too, like a
fe9' thorny 1ticka,1tucll to1elher.
But not only do they 1row best
when planted durin1 their dormant
stage. they're also cheaper -'6
to $7 .50 for a top-quality patent
hybrid that would cost upwards of $10
al any other time.
SURE,.YOU CAN FIND a fl bush.
But Ws poor qualit)'. yet costl just aa
mucil w fertjllze and wat.,r. and la
just as m,uch trouble lo plant and
prune / and it's probably not
~ ELECTRIC CMICI ~. LIGHTING
MOST OF THE COUNT&)' doesn't
plant its roses Wltil April or May. but
nurseries in warm-climate areas will
stock them from late December
th rough mid· February
• ~uaqtnteed top quality aa roses
should be; check with the nursery or
read the cat11log to be sure.
E specially,, be wary of bushes
purchased from builder's supply type
stores in late January or February.
222 Vlcfert• s ....... c.... ~
IAuw .._ 6n '*••• ~·
Phone 646-3737 /646-8194
The only disadvantage ts that.
since they aren't bloom ing, you can't
actually see the roses and must rely
on accompanying. photogr aphs.
However. you can sometimes visit
established rose gardens that are
still flowerin~ lo view the different
varieties.
H they show any signs of budding,
pass them up. The roots have np soil
t? draw nourishment from and the
plant may be irreparably "damaged. ·
What should you look for in a rose?
Che('k for at least three or four
sturdy canes (stems>. no sign or bud-
ding, and roots well-covered in a
damp substance such as s awdust.
Your best bets are either catalogs or
a ·good nursery
If it's got ,
wheels,
you'll move
it faster in a
Dai Iv Pilot
classified
ad.Call
642-S678 ·and a
friendly ad-
viser will
help you
turn your
wheels into
cash.
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!1.-ANFTH. FAKMA\ 1.LOMfA Dl ~A\'E!'I: \'IMl,l:\IA .\1AYO
Saddlcback Savings & Loan
h a~ become Coast Fed eral
Scrlrings & Lc»an. And we feel
this calls for a celebration.
So we're inviting you and
the celebrities you sec here to
come to one of the "open
hou ses" w e're having every
day from December 29
through January S at each
of our six qfficcs in your
neighborhood. ·
GIT A FREE GIFTa
~MUSICAL HISTORY~ 1935·115.
One of these stars will be at
each cele bration to autograph
your copy of "As Time Goes
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By"- a stereo recording of Lee
Castle and the Jimmy Dorsey
Orchestra playing the original
Jimmy Dorsey arrangements
r·
I
of Sept em her Song, Tuxedo
Junction and other hits of the
''Big Band" era. This unique
album, availabl e 'Only at-Coast ·
Federal, is a history of 1935-45
in words and music. If you
could buy it in a s tore, you'd
probably pay $8. But we'll gi ve
it to you for free, just for com-
ing in any day from December
29 through January 17.
And while you 're enjoying
the celebration and talking to
neighbors, you'll be getting to
CIRCLE THE ADDRESS most convenient for you and come in any time
from 11 am to 1 pm, Monday, December 29 through Monday, January 5.
MIHlon VleJO: 27832 Crown Valley Parkway. (71 -4) 83t-3451
Newport •Heh:
2&20 San Miguel Drive, (71 4) 759-0181
lealleach:
,13900·A Seal Beach Blvd., (213) 59-4-95-41
Laguna BHch:
664 North Coast Highway. (714) 497·3363
taguna Hiii•: .
24f32 Laguna Hill• Mall ·
(Lelaura World), (71-4) 581·5000
•11 TOro:
23582 El Toro Rd .• (714) 770·eoH l'allbfooll:
1371 S. MIHIOn Road, (71-4) 723·1511 'NOTE Th~rt will be no u1n 11 chit office, but 1lbum •• n11l1blt.
,,
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• know Coast Federal, too. We're
one of the country's largest
savings and loans, with 60
offices throughout California .
HIGH INTEREST,
CHECKING THAT PAYS YOU,
AND FRIENDLY SERVlCE.
Learn about our wide variety
of savings plans. Discover our
friendly, personal service and
the extras we're known for,
too-the travel program and
entertainment discounts of
our Coast Insiders Club,
for instance. Q
So celeorate with us. ~-:-.. :
Meet a star. And get to jrSiicj
know Coast Federal. ~----··
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' ffldlly. Jen1>•ry 2. 1111
Window
·gardens
revived
Color at the window ia
ju1t aa pretty to look out
on today u it ever was
years ago. And if you've
ever thought of planting a window box, put yoyr _____ __,.
thouehts into action tfila
month and enjoy the re·
suits when winte-r's
worst weather sends you
indoors. ·
Your nurse ryman can
rec om m e·n d p 1·a n t
material with which to
start a window garden.!
He can also-'show you1 some ready-made con-
tainers that might be
'> used at the window, too.
READY TO RUN
WITH RAD IO
For the
Reeord
Blnlu
C..i\RY C~RANVlt..U:.
1111 1111.>r Dail) l'tlul re
porlt-r anll t·urrcnl ad
'1~l'1 fur tht• ('al Stal~
i-· u I l~r-t., 11 -. l u d e n t
n~·" :.µaper . wrll s peak
.l~o ~· on wnl1ng and
1 1• -. I' a r l' h 1 n i.: n e w s
ONE THI.NG you'll
find al nurseries now to
brighten yollf winter are
pansies. You can count
on their bright and shin-
ing faces almost frQm i~===== the time · you set them (~t;j~;~~l:"M:;f::i"l~wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii out. Having them close
SAH CLEMENTE
GE .. E llAL "~PIT AL
lltowe,...rn
~1 orr t•:,
R1 r k Pulll·n. l'al State-
by in a window boxj
enables you to pick bou-
quets whenever you get
M r ,.no Mr\ Ltilrry J..r•n• .,,.,
C •lh\h ano Q lf t
Noweima.r rt
'"0''. l-'u llt·rlo11 l'Om mun1ca·
t 111 11, pror1..•s::.11r will
-.pt·ak .Jan 27 nn t'lhtt·~ M, 4nd Mn. '3tr~ .. n b.t\,t'I "'>du •••(t•'
( 41P•"6" .tno i1H't APWlre ..... to
t he whim.
Window boxes on the
s unn y side o f your
home can be a blaze withL---::::::'!!!'Jlft!!--.-...
Mt dnd ¥t \ c;,,.,,,._,.ti t;i •VUt"' •, o.n. Po."' oo.,
M r •no Mt\ Sot o•I At•m 1.h. ~ 11•
C:lr mf'nf .. q11t·
llto.--r JO
Vfrnav Mu" "'f tlnd Ci'cQOt _. fi .. ttlh
01t"I• Point ex,
D.(e ..... r I
Mr •nd M• .. qothtld DtH''"~¥ ">on ·
Jy&I'\ C AP''l-ttono Qlfl
O.C:eme.r 1 "
Mr af"HJ Mr\ Re>nttlU WAvl.tna ~;t''
Juan C•C>t\"lr.ano. bOY December )
M t and M t\ Rw\\•H Nl"'ttt °:)df\ J\Jc\H
C•P••lrano, bOy
D«-•·· Mr ano Ml'\, f AbuJ Gt'w''4'd• 01.U\d
Po1nl Qtrl Mr t1nO Mr\ H1deo Shnno ~An
Ctfimente, DOV
D«•m•rl
Mr ano Mt~ f'Ph~t Hu"tal6 Orm._\
Point 91r1
11#.t <1od Ml\. "°"""'' Wa•~f J•
S•n Clemon•e, l>Oy
D«•-·• Mr and Mn Chft\100hf', PdQ~. San·
.Juttn Cap1Sfr1tno, bo~
Mr dnd Mr s W1tlh•r Mc. Oitn1rl
1 C•D•\'rano St'ttel'\, 9'''
D«•m•r' M r dnd Mr\ At•n Tn.u kflf Sao
Cttmttnt~. q1fl
D«•m•r 10
M t •nd•M"' Rtct\afd Wte)\1T\an San
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Cl•mo.nle. l>Oy
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(lf!m~ntfl 9 1rt • o.c • .-. ,. .
M r .lnd Mr\ A 1rhare1 K1no,.,
CctP•\trano Brok Pt, oov · 09<-rn Mr and Mrs Chtl!lr It-' r .:tVlor Sdn
Juon C61>\~t••no. oov
Deum•r 11
M r arid Mr\ Vic for St.,,ley, S.tf'
Ju•n C•Pfslr.no, bOy
-Ml and-M r .. ~=~f';frltfT\•~\w C\'11'1
Cl•m•nt•. 111r1
De<e1Tt•r 10
Mr •nd Mr\ M1ch,. .. I 01Hon ~~n
Juan Cap1,frt11no boy
Mr ano ""'' f'""" O••"""m 11 Sl'\n. Cl,mrnt~. girl M r af\d M n w~nnt MttU1\0l"I ,,,,,
Juan C•c:»•~lr'MtO,Q1t I oec.,.,..., lt
Jot•nM Mt(;.f•lh .tnO ~ObM\ S1>1tf"\
Oan• Polnt, OO't
O•cem•• 22 ~41"1 8u<.M'1 f\nd 0~111n F=fQ'0'1, O.tna
Po11"\t Qlrl
BERKO\\ITZ
RL.Tll B!::RKOWI rz l'l'~I
dent of Fountain \·ullt•\. ( ':1
for 5 months l'aSSt'd ;.I\~ a' nn
Oet•emhcr31. 1!*111 Shl" I), ~ur v1\'ed ll\ her son ll<tn C\ nl
Weslm1nsl1.'r. Ca aml hl·r· -,1!-
ter f"annte '.\linl1t·r nf f."0110
ta1n \'al It'.\. C'a and :!
grandC'hll<l rcn 1; ra' e,.;11lt•
serdt·es will ltt· ht•ld on Fri
du~. Januan :! \~Ill a\
2.00P'.\l at the llurhor l.:.,111
'.\lounl Oi i\ l' \1<>111011<.11 l'a1·~
Sen•1ef's untll'r~t tw 1lrre('\ um
of llarhor 1,.,,, '.\lounl Oliq•
M.ortuary•,M ·""'" "'""'" 540·5554 . .. .
rACIFIC VlfW
MEMOalAL PA ..
Cerretery Mortu1.1rv
Cnapet
3500 F'ac1llt V1rw D"vl'
Ne~I Be,1(.tl
/."64~·2700
McCOllMlctC MORTUAalfS
Lagun;i Bf>a1.n
494·941 5
Laguna Hill-.
768·0933
·San Juan Cap•slrano
495·1776
HAalOll LAWH-MT. OLIVI
Mortuary •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gosier Ave
Costa Mesa
540·5554
PIHCIUOTHHS
18.l UO•DW A Y
MORTU•RY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
.. L'n&IHOHOH
.SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLIH CH•rl&.
•27 E t 7th St
Costa Mesa
6•6-9371
,_Cl llOTHMS
IMITMS' MOITUMT
'627 Main St
Huntington Beach
536-M39
,_MM&T
CO&.OMAL .... Al
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7801 Bot .. A~.
W.tmlnater 11).3625 •
color this winter if you a11ll l.1w 111 1ww:-. rt.•port Pf ~
1ng • an .. probosris
H l' g 1 s I l ' 1 r l' 1J o r l t' r
Ly nn O'Dell will talk
Ft'h 10 on writing meet
This eggplant was ret'ently purchased 'in
Brooklyn. N.Y .. by Vincent Orsino. Egg-
zactly who or what this vegetable resembles
plant them with the
bri g ht orang es and•J .... ~
tng stories
STE\'E EMMONS.
SundJ \' l:'d1tor for the
Orange County edition
II r th e L 0 )> :\ n g e I es
T.1mes, will s peak Feb
is str ictly a maner of opinion: ___ _
1.an~pe show
\7 on feature writing. .
Spider M ad.ean~ news nears 'sell out' rcµorler for KWIZ · •
radio. will lectu r e
:\1ar"h 3 on broadcast
n<'ws reporting
F'or information call
f!3:J·54 l4 .
The California Landscape Contractors As·
sociation's 1981 Landscape Industry Show js rapid·
ly approaching the "Sold Out" stage.
yellows of ca lendulas.
Waste no time getting
them out if you want to
get color this year.I
Plant them in pats and1
put the pots in the win·
dow box.·
Robert Baier . of Plant Control Corp., show
'Chairman. Irvine, -l"eported that the s how has
reached the80percent mark.
The 1981 show scheduled for March 26·27 at the Test okayed Long Beach Convention Center promises to be a
. com pleteshow for the lansdscape industry.
MASS PLANT a box·
ful of fairy primroses
and you will share their
('h eer through many
weeks o( cool weather.
Try several cyclamen
plants also. You can buy
them in bloom and keep
them t h at way for
m onths on ~ftd. They
don't know the meaning of gloom no matter what------------'
the weatherman says.
FRESNO. <AP> -The It is the hopes of the committee to have every
Dow . Chemical Co. has aspect of the industry covered. including the relat-
o bla 1ned ~dera l ap-ed services and products used in the offices of
prQval to test a fu~ant landscape <;onlradors-as well ·as those used in the-
U\e Tirm tnmks can ef· field.
Bulbs are ideal for
wi n dow boxes . T h e
ea rli est n a r ciss u s
blo o m s arou nd
Christmas· and these set
off a Steady string of
bulbs in.J>loom. Why not
plant th~m all in pots
and move them out to
your window garden as
they come into bloom?
fec~ively and safely kill _ The suppliers of stationery. office furniture
so tl n e ma todes in and equiproent. computer and communication
California's vineyards systems. pttblic relations. and fina.ncial consul·
and orchards, officials tants are being urged to exhibit in the 1981 show,
announced. according to Baler. t ·or Jurther information regarding lhe 1981
Land&cape Industry Show contact Dav1d Concan·
non at CLCA 's office. 1419 21st St., Sacramento.
Cali£. 95814. (9161 448-2522.
,As you can see, you1
have -many options with
a window box so why not
try one or two this year? Deaths
·Elsewhere f l~_.,,~ . .-.~ ~·;--H·~·~--.~lj
I. 0 N D 0 N I A f' l -• --· ·· ~
H e p zibah ~e nuhln I
Ha1user, 60. con ce r t f I; · d ·
pianist.. sot·1al worker ··, ~~ • or a imite ttme... I~
and s1"tcr of violinist ' i~~~L;"a~~:rh~~on~i~1-~ 5 p E c I AL SALE ~ nc!is. her fami ly an -~ · I ~
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l 980's gold,
silver· boom .
reached far
LONDON tA .. 1 lt wb not JU.I ~<'auati an
terna~aJ buUaun m•rllet.a that lh.t rwmerkabie
fa&<'tnatt0n with 1(<11<1 11nd 111lvt'f mat.le 1l11elf felt in
ltlO
Oefym.r prt'(tll'laoni. t1old 1>ni·H touded ' an
unprec.·f!ltented 9175 1111 ounct1 Hrly m the year and
1ta step suller i.1 Iver. topJ*d 15(.1 11n uunre durin1
rradine
Ttw boom dtd not lb l lootc . but while It did,
lhf' r~h to <'a•h in on tht! prev1ou& metaJs fever ·
r~arhed far bf' onll the <·oofmei. or the bullJon
markets
IN l..ONDON. Nt:W YOU AND other finan
t•1al l'enters. ~oplt! formed lonw hnes outside
Je"elr) store~ c·lut<:hing old coins , ci&ndlesllt•lls,
"1&trh~ bowl!> an) thing that contained gold or
s1h•er
·No amount too !>mall or too b)g," advertised
Gem ~t Bullaon of Batton Garden, London's
Je-. elf) dtstnct
0n4!' English hosi.ittal raised money by extract-
ing !>tl ver from X rays and selling it lo the Royal
Mint
It "as all ~ing melted as the price of bullion
soared. a trad1ttonal investors' reaction to unset· tled limes ·
.. Lots of pe<Jple are scared." a bullion dealer nol~d ·
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THE SOUTH AFRICAN GOLD KllUGEll-
rand came Htto-rts own as a haven for the small
investor. Coins containing as little as one·tentti of
an o~nce of'gold were introduced. More than 29
million one.ounce kruggerands were reported sold.
By year's end, the marltets were q_uiet and
prt<'es much lower than at their feverish pitch last
--...;: January. Many of the intema·
• tional problems which had
• helped send precious metals
soaring remained unresolved.
Hut after a year, the "crisis"
atmosphere in r i nanci~
markets had cooled. • . r
The Christmas 1979 ntove
into Afghanistan by Soviet
troops launched a n un -
precedented gold and silver
MUNT boom slightly more than a year
ago. Within days, gold went from $485.50 a troy
ounce in London to a startling level of $567.50 in
New York. -
By Jan. 21, gold hit a record closing in Europe
of $850 an ounce and touched $875 in New York
tradiqg later that hectic.Monday.
THE SURGE WAS MATCHED BY silver,
which ~e from a December 1979 average of $20.
an ounce to a record $49 by mid.January. The
price of silver touched a high of $52.50 briefly dur·
ing trading in New York Jan. 21. Then the bubble
burst. ·
Prices declined from their peats in January.
but in March panic gripped the bullion martets.
This titne, dealers laid much ol the blame not on
political or int.emaliOGfll developments, but on the
financial fate of Texas billionaire Nelson Bunker
Hunt, his brothen and their Middle Eaat backers.
For some time, market.a bad been aware that the Hunt group ,wa• ·accumulating huge silver
holdings, but when they failed to meet a call for
additional collateral on their loans for their silver
holdings, prices s>lummeted. Silver dropped lo a
low of $10.ll> an ounce in New York on March Zl.
With that sharp decline, gold prices also headed
downward.
AS THE YEAR PROGllESSED, IT also-
became clear that.·Afghanistan was unlikely to
cause an immediate superpowe.r confrontation, the
U.S. hostage crisis in Iran would drag on, and the
Wes t was starting to tackJe inflation and the de-
mand for oij. '
These amd other factors ended the speculative
bullion boom, in which much of the buying .}Vas
done on margin accounts for gold or silver futures,
rather than outright purchase of bars for storage.
Gold settled at' around $600 an ounce by June, .
rose to $718 on Sept. 22, dropped back to a low of
$553.50 in Zurich on Dec. 12, and then returned .to
the '800 level.
Silver moved between $15 and $20 an ounce
most or the year in cautious trading, closely allied
to movements in the gold price.
-BOTH METALS WERE HURT BY the
strength of the dollar. thanks to record U.S. in·
terest rates which reaped high, guaranteed re·
turns on Eurodollar deposits and other holdings.
s t~ ended in quiet trading Wednesday,
gold was worth $589.50 an ounce in London. up 12
percent from its price last Dec. 31 of $524.50.
Anyone who bought two years ago, however,
. would have reaped a 160 percent gain. On Dec. 2,
1978, gold was worth $226.375 an ounce.
· Silver was worth $15.55 an ounce in London op
Wednesday, down substantially from the $27.20
figure at the close of 1979.
· Some analysts predict a steady bullion rise in
1981. They note that the world's two largest gold
producers, South Africa and the Soviet Union.
have cut sales sharply. while OPEC oil surpluses
have to be invested somewhere and Arabs have a
tradilional confidence in gold.
BUT ONE OF LONDON'S F!VE billion
houses -whose dealers meet twice daily to "fix"
a recommended gold price -was cautious about
the future.
"I wish I knew. We've seen so many things
happen this year,'' said a spokesman for Samuel
Montagu and Co. "We're prepared to deaJ whether
sold is at SIJOO or~ becauae that's our buainess.
I don't feel myself there is any great danger of any
fuf\her collapse."
He added • warning: "Unless you're one of
those people who has a total belief in sold, it's •
speculation, not an investment." .
· Greal. Dane kills boy
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP> -A 7-yetr-old boy
was de.ct on arrival at a bolpital after a Great
Dane bi\ him in the throat and his father's at-.
temptl to naah him to help were thwarted by a
traffic accident, police said.
Woody D. Gre1ory, aon o1 David B. Gre1ory,.
was dead by the time be reached st .. Anthony
Hotpltal. The boy and hll latber were plcked up by
ambulance after • plckup drtv. by the father. who•• takinl hit'°" to a bo9Dltal. collided with 'a car. Tbe e1c1er·GrefOl'J WU aDhurt.
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By WILL GRIMSLEY
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -)t
.vas like a co mmand
• performance, and the talented
~ youngster produced this finest
hour for a fellow Georgian. the
President of the United States.
Herschel Walker was sensa-
tional. ,
The 18-year-old freshman
wonder from the small town of
Wrightsville. Ga.~irtually toled
the e ntire Georgia te.am on. his.
powerful back as he propelled
the Bulldogs past bra~ny. bull·
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With the Bulldogs' air arm
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COMMENTARY
r ied the ball 36 times for 150
yards and two touchdowns. He
was unstop,pable.
Asked by· a TV interviewer if
he didn't get tired carrying the
ball so much, Walker replied:
"!°'l a w. a football isn't that
heavy."
BEGINNING OF THE EN1 -Washington's Toussaint ·~yler (45) leaps
over Michi~an defense near the goal line mi~way through t.he ·first
• ...allr Piiot ~ .. ~f lllcra...i K-ltr
It was a disarmingly honest ,
typical comment by the young
man who has impressed the
sports world with his brightness
and ,,:haral'ter as we)I as his rare
fat uity for t earing through
enemy defenses like-an army quarter. But Tyler didn't ~core on the play. fumbling as he went into the
s tae k and ~1 khi gan went on to seore a 23-6 viC'toty in the Rose Bowl.
Bo aniazed Huskies didn't
' Washington wasted too. many opportun:ities
By ROGER CARLSON oe -0.11, ttitet Staff
PASADENA -Washington Coach
Don James said it and University of
Michigan football Coach Bo Schem· ·
bechler was the first to agree.
"It just amazed .me that our defense
kept them out of the. end zone. We
h.adn 'l played well and yet we were up
by a point. In ever-y game before: here
we've gone lo t he dressing room down
at the half.
the ball. !Jut we told Wangler to start
forcing it."
ll was not the sterling running of
tailback Butch Woolfolk that turned the
tide. providing the Michigan coach with
his first bowl victory in 12 years at the
Wolverines' helm. I
And it wasn't a defense which con·
tinued a remarkable streak of not allow-
ing a touchdown in rive games that was
primarily responsible for th~ 23·6
triumph in the 67th Rose Bowl game
here before 104 .863.
RATHER, IT WAS the si mple
formula -Washington had dominated a
rirst half, but was unable to consum-
mate a 269-133 advantage in total yardage
.into touchdowns.
"l ·couldn't believe it." Schembechler
told reporters in the cal;1.combs or the
Rose Bowl structure.
··1 knew then and l told them. ·keep
after them . keep after them. If you do
we're going to win this one.' "
THE COMPLEXION of the ~ame
turned quickly as the Wolverines took
their 7-6 halftime advantage and pro·
c eeded to ram the ball down the
Huskies' throats for 'the balance of the
·game.
Woolfolk. the player of the ga~e.
rushed for 182 yards on 26 carries.
quarterhack John Wangler connected
on 12 of 20 passes and Anthony Carter
was ~elting his, ha'nds on the ball.
catching fi ve passes for 68 yards and a
touchdown. "We had Anthony out of the game
long enough in the fi rs t half." joked
Schem hechler. "We didn't want to force
Two interceptions and a fumble re ·
t'o~ery,-.mmg with a key 35-yard pickup
on third-and-33 h\' Woolfolk were hii,:
plays for the Wolver\nes. alon~ wi th
their rugged defense. "hu·h helci the
Huskies to 105 yards rushing and pass
ing in the sc.t•oml half
"TWO THINGS really helped in the
second half." rnntinued St·hemhe('hler
• with his victory e1i.:ar .. r i rst, we k-cpt the hall. And second.
we picked up a 1·ouple of inter<·eptinns
and a loose t)all and then proceeded to
keep it
"But more than anything else."" got
a chance to sec their offense in the fi rst
half and st ill had a one-p1>int lead
That's unbelicvahl «.! ..
tt was three years ago that these two
met al the same site and after Mich11.~an
got a chance to see Washington's of-
fense it had cost the Wolverines a 24 O
halftime defie1t It finished at 27·20. iust
James lauds Michigan
Wolmrines' defense mis the difference
By CURT SEEDEN'.
\. __, PASADENA -And things 'were going so well
for the Washington Huskies rhursday afternoon.
Rigfll from the beginnjng of the 67th annual
Rose Bowl, Washington seemed to sense history
repeating itself.
Back at the l978 Rose Bowl. you may re·
member, the Huskies. seven-point underdogs,
stunned the Michigan Wolverines. 27·20. And with
ttrat ktn'll of a performance stHl vividly on the
minds of Husky fans who comprised a good chunk
of the 104.863 rans in attendance, you could see the
confidence growing.
BUT SOMEWHERE along the tine. probably
on the first possession or the seco.nd half, things
began to sour for Coach Don James and his 11-
point underdog Huskies.
And In the end, Michigan's 23-6 victory, the
first-ever post season bowl win for Coach Bo
Schembechler, waa the result or the one thing that·
worried James the most: the Wolverl!!! defense.
• Somehow, Michigan managed t.o go into the
lockerroom at halftime with a 7-8 lead. Somehow.
the Wolverines kept Husky quarterback Tom Flick
from mating that one last play to put the ball in
·-the end zone.
WHILE FLICK lllDDLED the Michigan
secondary by completing 15 of 24 passes for 189
yards in the first 'lfaU alone, the best the Huskies
could come up with was•• pair of field 101ls from
tbeir standout sophomore place·kicker Chuck
Nelson.
A11d while the Huskies out1ained the
Wolverines. 289-133 in that fint half, Michl11n led,
7.9 thanb to Chuck Woollolk's six-yard TD run and All n.Ji·Shelkh'a PAT.
M.Ybe It wu then that the Ude be1an to turn,
uie Husky fana were a lltUe more quiet and the
Wolverine fMI be1an bubbllns. •
.... CBIGAN 11!1 IUST a 1reat difenaive
tum," l&ld a 1ubdued Jam• ln the po1t-11me lD·
tervlew.
· Thla WU Jam•' ftnt ~·HUOll bowl defMl lD .1bne outlftla. And be knew bla team would have
And in other bowl games ...
Georgl• topplH Notre Dame, 11-10. Jn th•
Sugar Bowl end lays claim to the, No. 1 ranking in
the n•tlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2
Okl•home r•lllH In the final mlnutH to down
Florid• State, 1t-17. In the Or•nge Bowl ..... 8 -3
Beer Bry•nt wine another one •• Al•b•m•
strolls p .. t Baylor, 30-2. In the Cotton Bowl .... 8·3
to play near flawless ball in order to continue the
modest streak.
"l was just pleased to have 159 yards by the
end of the first hair." he continued. ··we just have
so much respect for 'M\chigan."
Whal hurt the Huskies, said James. was
Michigan's second-half op~nln~ dr~ve which
culminated·wilh a 2S·yard Ha11-She1kh field goal to
give the Wol verines a 10-6 lead.
"WE FELT IT WAS important that we come
out with the second half kickoff, give them three
p'lays and get the ball back. Instead they went all
the way down the field," continued James.
Things got progressively worse after that, as
Washington picked up only 105 yards the re·
mainder of the game.
What could have turned the game around
s hould have taken place in lhe first hall. And th~re
were a couple of C!loment.s when it looted hkt>
Washington waa re-Irving that Jan. 1 or 1978.
ON TU THlllD PLAY from scrimmage,
Washlnaton'• Flick threw a bulllt pus which was
tipped by Michiaan'a Jeff Beev•. The ball deflect·
ed lnto the handa of the Husk.I•• Aaron WilUams
who rambled for a 52-yard 1aio.
But before Scheinbeeblw could aa~. "Oh. no,
not 11aln." the flay was nullified by a Husky pau
interference cal . J undaunted. Wuhlatton blttlecl bacll Clown
<1HIA•&1,Pa1eM)
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_ one of seven bowl losses for Schem-
becnler. a seemingly snake-bitten man.
Sut there were .no _snakes this time.
This time it was Michigan's tum to gel
the ·right bounces. the goal-line stand.
the inte rception deep in Wolverine ter-
ritorv and a mistake-free offense. one
• which did not suffer a single intercep-
tion or rumble
With the seconds still ticking off at 10
. 9 • ... 8 ... a horde of Michigan
players carried their coach to the mid·
die or the fi eld Glenn "Bo" Schem -·
herhler's moment hafl finally come.
S<'HF.MBECHLER'S emotions were
e\'idcnt as he was carried to the center
of thc fi eld. fists clenched and arms
high .
· · l was i>0unded on so much I coulCI
hard Iv breathe." s aid Schembechler. "I
don ·t · have the greatest heart in the
world. \'OU know."
Schcmbe<'hler suffered a heart. attack
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tank. .
President C arter and the
77.R94 other ~uests will be cheer-
io~ for this rare athletic marvel
for vears three more seasons
as a collegian. if Walker keeps
his vow -then as a sprinter in
the 1984 Olympics and finally as
a professional cut in the mold or
SUl'h legends or Jim Thorpe, Red
G range. J i m Brown , O .J .
Simpson and Gale Sayers.
Talents of Walker 's stature do
not come along every year or
every 10 years. They are P,ro-
ducts of generations -born to
be savored like vintage wine.
Yet. as peof>le watched this
6 -1. 218-pound thunderbolt
smash his way throu~h ·a forest
of Notre Dame behemoths. shed·
ding them as he might rose
petals. questions abounded:
!low c an this r e markable
talent. already good and mature
enough to make any pro team in
the land. continue three more
seasons as an undergraduate
with pro millions beckoning ?
lsn 't he just the talent needed
to test in cottrt the National
Football League's rule not to
draft a player before his college
class graduates -a policy that
pro basketball was forced to
scrap.
Isn't some maveric k'. such as
Al Da v is of the Oaklan d
Raiders. apt to draft him just to
(See l\'ALKF.R. Pii~e 82)
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A c...-uee,...,. frofll .. ..,.., of~
Willi81118 wins lst round
in battle with SuperSonics
t 'rurn A' di.,.ld•"
St;A'l1 '1.E lluhlour"IJ~etludl teuimJ Gu,i, m
W11l111mJo llJIJl•renll wou h1• 11ontr•1·t tu~ of w11r
"~Jh tht' ~•ttlt· Su~r SCJ1i1n1
' Sl'C'\'1111 M11,.lt'r Tt'lford T•ylor ha• ruled the ·
~nll'i. did nvt 1111tllr u \ •hd cun\racl otfer \o Wall1ams by the ~pl :tO <ludJ111t· 1111\o\ .. rd SJUlliher W1lllam1' aeent. said
W f'dnf':.dll \ ·
Thill nlt>fUl!I Wtlluun11 iii freed from nu; contract Ml the
t-nc1 uf the r un ent N1111unlll Bllllketball As10t.·iataon season.
Zolht' Vokhok. Sonu· ~eoeral m11ma&er •nd president. has ,,ti(, h.-mddt-a \ alld oner on that date Th~ offer WMS ror a
unt ) t!lll l'Untr all at llti.t yt¥1 '1> s MJ.ry of $175.000
Slu.-.her l11i.1t.:reed l·ontendtng the offer cuned riders not
included 1n the 1.Jrt!\ 1ous yt11r·i. contract. \hus invahdatang it.
t Tt)ost! nderi. "'ere fined for holding out and a stipuJ11tion pro-
\ 1d1n~ ~;,tllt! \o\ould IJe comvensated for the part of this
seai.un that W1lhesm!> m1!1!11':d 1f he signed with another team
d flt,;r lht: 1 !ttlU IU season · ' William~ es fl\'t! yt:ar veteran. led Seattle ln scoring in all
three uf has So1111 sea~•>n!I. mduding the l!r18-79 championship
i.eason .
Slusher ~a!I quult:cJ 10 an art1clJ! m the Portland Oreg(J.
nian Slusher ~as m Portland talking with several other
players ht: represents
. Contat·ted IJ) the newspaver. Sam Schulman, Sonic ptin·
t'1pal owner, sai<L
.. I duJ get a call from my attorney and. yes. he in·
di<·ated 11 did not go tn our favor. I can'( say what my ffflings
are nght now because I don't know all I need to know about
: ~ the decision. l really ~an 't say anything: this is a bad time. If
, we lost. we'll appeal. ·
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Baylor's All-America •linebacker Mike S1a11etary:
"We don't have the greatest talent or the greatest abiU·
ty, but we have discipline, and discipline ia what wiru
football games."
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: ~· NEW ORLEANS -President Jimmy Carter m
I'• and pals sat in a special Superdome suite decked 4. • .~n Bulldog red to cheer Georgia's fight lo keep col-
.• lege football's No. 1 ranking Thursday. . · i _"It is just an accident that it is in Bulldog red." quipped
( Louisiana Gov. Dave Treen when he stepped out or.the suite.
"But the colors worked out real nice for him. So has the
game, so f,tr ...
Treen sported a large red "I'm for Geqrgia". t_,utton. He
said he didn't get it from Carter.
''Jn fact. I gave him one like this. He may even be for
Notre Dame." Treen said. with a broad wink.
M'o•an ltoll& lftad f11 rfH'd llfl*ld
:· holds the lead going into today's second round of . PEBBLE BEACH -Donna Caponi Young n
. the Spalding lnvi(alional Pro-Am golf tournament
-the first time ever-a woman has held the lead Jn.._
r a tournam~ni om lnated by men. --·
t Her seven· under-par 65 of Thursday started out with four
. straight birdies. ~iving her a lead she never relinquished on ~ the Corra! de Tier.ta~ourse, one or three being used until Sun·
' day's final round alYebble Beach. J Jn second place after the.first round was Harvie Wood of ~ · Southern Pines, N.C .. at 67. Three players tied for third at 68. 1 · ~~~~~o~n~~~e~~o::g~!:~~1~~~ho:ih:i:;:7~ ~:~~
j terey.
, Top scorer at Spyglass Hill, the t'hird course that wiU he·
' used until Sunday's final round at Pebble Beach. was a one·
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under·p~r .72 hy Rex Caldwell.
Ran•Pfl•• rarof¥r-ltf,,.,,,arf'*• Por1la11d
Rool<ie guard Kelvin Raasey ~red a career· m
high 29 pointS. including Portland's last eigbl in
the game. to lead the Trail Blazers to a f22· 119 vie·
tory over Denver to·highlight NBA action on New
~ Year's Day. Ransey. from Ohio State. also had nine assists
and five rebound in leading the Blazers to their fifth straight
triumph and 14th in their last 15 games ... Elsewhere, lludy
Tomjanovlch scored 25 points and three other Houston
players combined for 64 points as the Rockets broke open a
close game in the fourth quarter to take a 117·103 win over
lHah .. Forward Cedric MaxweU's three·point play with
seven seconds remaining lifted ijoston to its 12th straight
win. an 88·85 decision over San Diego.
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,. SAN DIEGO -Cererino Garcia. a former m ? world middleweight boxing champion, has died of
' lung cancer at lhe age of 77. t Garcia. whose "bolo" pU11ch that wound up
' like a n uppercut helped bring him 57 knockouts. died Thurs-
day al Kaiser Foundation Hospital in San Diego.
He was the first Filipino world champion. winning the
middlweweighl title by knocking out Fred ApostoJi in the
seventh round in at New York on Oct. 2, 1939.
He successfully defended his title with a 13th-round
knockout of Glen Lee in Garcia's hometown of Manila on
Dec. 23, 1939. .
Garcia fought to a lO·round draw with Henry Armstrong
on Mareh 1. 1940 in Los Angeles. and lost his championship by
dropping a IS· round dec1s1on to .Cen Overlin In New York ..
on May2, 1940.
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• Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Rall nos
are: I I I' excellent; '''worth watching;' I fair;,; forget
It.
rel I p.m., Ch•nnel 9 ./ ./ ./
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NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at San Antonio.
Announcers: Chlc""k Hearn and Keith Erickson.
The Lakers hope to get back on the winning track against
tie Western Conference Midwest Division leading SPurs.
Without ~le Johnson, the Lakers have .,been \trugg11;,0 and
are she oames behind Phoenix In the Pacific Division standings.
Despite a U.polnt performance by Adrian Oantley and Darrell
Griffith's 125 ~Inst Utah, the Lakers lost to the Jazz. 110.100 Tuesday nloht. · ·
RADIO Basketball -Lakers at San Antonio, 6 p.m ., K LAC (570) Hockey-Klnos at Calgary, 6:35 p.m., KOOO (600).
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BUD18ays
he.holds
no grudge
HOUSTON <AP> -Bum
Phillips .. ays he's not mad and be
doesn't ~d a grudge. but the col-
orful former coach of the Houston
Oilers does believe he deserved
better than to be summarily fired.
Oiler owner Bud Adams fired
Phillips on Wednesday in a sur·
prise move that stunned Oiler
loyalists.
THE nlllNG came just three
days after the Oakland Raiders
crushed Houston 27-7 in the
American Football Conference
wild -card playorr game. But
Ad .. m s said the decision
stemmed from Phmips' refusal to
hi re an offensive coordinator.
"I gave them seven years.
You 'd think they could have given
me 24 hours." Phillips'said
Wednesday. .
·'The only thirtg that disappoint-
ed me was the way it was done. I
Just wish he <Adams) would have
' given me a chance to tell my staff
and family." said Phillips. who
added his 13·year-old daughter
burst into tears when she heard of
the firin~ from a television
bulletin.
PHILLIPS, WHO joined the
Oilers in 1974 and became head
coach in 1975. said when Adams
called .Wednesday morning he
jumped in his Oiler-Blue pickup
and drqve20 miles to the office ex-
pecting to talk about a two.year
contract extension. Instead. he
was fired and he said the entire
process took only about 15
m inutes.
Phillips still had a year left on a
contract with an estimated salary
of between $120,000 and $150.000 a
year. •
"I hold no grudge against
anybody. lf Bud Adams wants
me not to coach. that's his
privilege. I'm sincere. I'm not
mad at him ... An owner has a
right to do whatever he wants
with his property and the Houston
Oilers are Bud Adams· proper·
ty. ··said Phillips.
Steve Rosen bloom. general
m anager of the New Orleans
Saints. said he would consider
Phillips as a candidate to replace .
the fired Di<'k Nolan as head
coach in NewOrleCU'ls.
Ladd~ K. Her<'zeg. executive
vice president of the Oiler s, said
Wednesday he would · begin im·
m ediately to scar<:h for a new
head C'oach and that he didn't In·
tend to take long to find a replace·
ment.
ADAMS, WKO has become.
·known for firing coaches. said he
m et with Phi llips around
midseasoo and "expressed con·
cern over a lack of scorio~ ... lie
said he rctommended either
elev a ting one of the assistant
coaches or hir inJ! a new offensive
coordinator
"If I was putting together a new
staff 1 'rl hire one every time. But
you don 't hire an offensive
coordinator ·once your s taff is
set." said Phillios.
Butler sets record
STANFORD Peter Butler
sel a national r ecord for a Cana-
dian in the 15 kilometer r un with
a ti-me or 43 : 31 .4 in the Runner's
World track invitational Thurs·
day.
kunner·UP Martti Kiilohoma
or Finland broke his own Finnish
record set last yea1 with a time
of 43:42.S
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SPORTS BREAK 't FOOTBALL
APWI .......
TOP DOG -Geor g ia head coach Vince
Dooley is carried off the field after the
Bulldogs defeated Notre Dame in the
Sugar Bowl Thursday .
No. I in nation
· 34 years l~ter,
Georgia is perfect
NEW ORLEANS <AP> -The
date was Jan. 1, 1947. Vincent
Dooley, age 14. _traveled from
bis hometown of Mobile. Ala., to
New Orleans, bent on attending
the Sugar Bowl betwee n Georgia
and North Carolina.
"L came down hoping to buy a
ticket. My daddy gave me one
dollar and I got a ride with a
next·dOOf neighbor." Dooley re·
called Thursday. "I thought
maybe I t'ould buy a ticket out·
side the stadium from someone
just hoping to get rid of one ..
But yo1,mg Vincent was out of
luck.
· · 1 sat on-· the curh next to a
policema-n during the game."
Dooley said "We were the only
ones out there I sl1ll remember
hearinJ! the roar' of the c·rowd ..
<;eorgi <i y,on that g ame 1n
Tulane Stadium 211· IO to t·ap an
I 1-0 t'a mpaign., but the Bulldogs"'
only finished third in The As-
soci~ted Pr~s__r.alings ~ind.
Ironically. Notre Dame and
Army.
shocked if Thursday's game had
turned out any other way.
~specially after his opportunistic
BullQogs turned a blocked Notre
Dame field goal attempt, a
botched kickoff by the blunder·
ing Fighting Irish and a fumble
into 17 quick points in a span of
2 · 46 late in the £i rst.Q.uarter and
early in the sel'ond. ~
Harry Oliver's SO·)<>rd held
goal cit 4 . 1.8 of the open in g
period had ghen the I rash ci HJ
[i]suGAR B<!WL
lead before the~ hegan playini:!
S<inta l'laus ont· y,eek late
c;eorµ1 a ·s R ex R obin son
knott<'ri the st·orc <Jt l:J · 15 \\1th a
Hi y<.1rd field gc1cil. nine play!>
after TNr~ ·floage blocked a Joy,
48·yard attempt hy 011\'er. The
Bulldogs nosed in front to stay
J.0-J... just 46 seconds later on
fre s hman s t.ar Herschel
Walker'!> one·\ ar<f rli\'e nver the
n11ddh• and Walker adder! the
1\eC'is1n• tou(·hdown on a 3-yard
!-.WC'('Jl at I 11 of the !'.CC·•nd
1w r1 oc1.
• Walker's first tull~ follo"erl a
f're•P~81
WALKER. • •
challenge the establishment? 1 And maybe after another year
or so. mightn't Walker be sof-
te.ned up enough just to give it a
fling , . realizing the future is
mined with perils as well as
gold?''"'No, sir," Walker insisted
again, after Thursday's game.
· · 1 intend to finish college. I
think it's th~ best thing I can do.'' I
The Pres ident. his wife
Rosalyn and a coterie of friends
added a royal touch to an oc-
casion alre.ady glamor:ized. by
\he prospect of the nation's No. 1
team and heralded yearling star
challenging the mystique of a ·
fa \'ored Notre Dame.
The Pres ident sat behind
bulletproof glass in an upper tier
with a telephone hotline always
"ithin arm's reach. Introduced
he£ure the kic koff , he and
Ros alrn moved to the front of
lh-e balconv. s miled and waved
to I he C'rowd It was like a Pope
or i.I monan·h g reeting hi s flock.
Jus t aho,·e a s ign read :
... Thank (;()(f for Mrs. Walker."
"I didn·t see the President, ..
Walker said later. "I heard just
before the game he was there."
Did the presence of the Presi-dent edd to the pressure·?
"NIJ. I don't think any of us
C'\'en not11·ed him we were so
inl<'nl on "inning the game." he
replied
Was llerst•hel sorry he didn 'l..
gt•t to speak to tht> President?
Dooley ht•ard th(• roa~c the crowd again Thursday. l th1!'>
timt-11 was for 51·year·o <I Coach
Vine:~ •Dooley <1ncl his No. 1 ·
ranked Georgia Bulldogs in the
Louisiana Superdome. It took 34
years. but Dooley finall~ got to
see the Hull dog s co mplet e
another perfect season Hus
one 12·0 hy defeating s eventh·
ranked Notre Dame 17-10 in the
47th annual Sugar Bowl. .. I
The triumph virtually assured
~ia its first national cham·
pions hip in 89 years of in·
tercollegiate football. The As-
sociated Press will announce the
national champion for 1980
Saturday night.
m llCUIJ h) ;-.Jotre Dame kick re
turn er:-; .J im Stone and Ty
Barber on Rohinson's kickoff
after his tyin#;! £1eld goal The
k1C·koff hung in the air for 4 4
seconds and Stone and Barber
both moved· up to block. each
thinking the other would field Jt.
· ~ot re all v. not to be d is-
r C's p ec t f u 1. ···the youni::ster
replied ·'I'm really anxious to
talk to Zettek and Crable. my
friends from Notre Dame. I got
lo know them when we were in
California together." ~
"I sure hope 1t's us . I will be
shocked if it turns out any other
way ... Dooley said.
Dooley wou ld have been
Tl)e ball landed behind them
at the four yard line. free for the
taking. llad 1t reached the end
zone . it would ha\'e been a
touchba<'k ancl Notre Dame's
ball at the 20 But Stone and
Barber both dived f~ it. 1and so
did Georgia's Dale Carver .
Carver won
The acquaintanc·e actually
was renewed on the field. with
the 6·5. 245·pound Scott Zettek
and 6·3. 222·pound Bob Crable
being two of the Irish defenders
repeatedl y bounc ing off
Herschel's massive thighs.
"The guy 1s unbelievable."
-s-atd-Z-ett~k "You hit him and
you bounce off as you would run-
ning into a concrete column." . -
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('f'd• tt.. n1tkwu1I d1•mv111nah1p to (ieor.i1• and
Bu r} Swi\.cer hH no qualm11 a hc1ut l'1tb bur"h
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For Bear
·Homework
pays off
DALLAS (AP 1 Sc:ur(' another one fur that
67 year old fo>.. Paul "Bear" Rryanl · ~
The Alai.Jama t•oarh gave) oung Ba) lor Coach
l:rant Tearr u lesson in preparation New Year's
l>ay as Brya nt's extensive homework paid off in
his J06lh t·ollcg1ate victory a :111 2 th.umping or
the· Southwest Conference champions in the 15th
an nual Collon Bowl Classic
"·our coaches beat lhem ." was the °"a> All·
American defensive end KJ . Junior described the
thorough dismantling of tile SWC's most produc·-
\i ve offense. .
The ninth-ranked Crimson l'ide permitted just
54 yarc1s rushtn~ on· :J5 tries to a team averaging
296 per gam e !
Ba l'lor wide receiver Mike 1--isher sail.I ii
a lmost.was like the Crimson Tide had some body in
the Bear huddle
"Th~y mus t h;we super 'ieouls." said Fisher.
.. Everything we learned over the holidays they E•] COITON BOWL I
changed Alabama just <'hanged up evP.rylhing.
<'a n run the in-and in pattern and l>e oven but
~ure wasn~t nrdlly.~
· ';i'hey had PVf'rybody ready for everything we
do. I do not want to say we were out-coached ..
Alabama 's impressive victory over s ixth·
r anked BayJor gave Bryant his sixth consecutive
bowl trium ph and moved him within nine games of
Amos Alonzo Stagg's na tional record.
Senior q14arter back Don J acob.# completed 98
yards worth of passes. the mos t this year by
Alabam a. \nd placekicker Peter Kim kicked field
goals of 28;-29 and 42 yar ds.
The most valuable offensive player award
went to senior halrback Major Ogilvie, who ,gained
71 yards rushing a nd scored on a one -yard plunge.
'f:s s econd quarter touchdown gave ham a national,
t (•llegiate record or having scored a touchdown
rushin~ in four consecutive bowl games.
Baylor. which' finis hed lhe "ieC\son along wi th
. the Crimson Tide al I 0-2. arn1de<I a shutout by
virtue of tackle Tommy Tabor 's saek of freshman
quarterback Waller Lewis 1n the Tide end zone.
"Baylor is the best team wp µfayed this year.
r.. including Notre Dame. Baylor didn 't quit They
kept coming." said Junior "You just l'f_on't look at
the score. You look at the way we p repared. We
had 10 or 11 days to pre pare ans> we just wanted lo
win it more."
Ala bama workec1 out hehinrl closed gates the
week before the game while Teaff conducted open
workouts
"I'm surprised our defense shut them down
like tha t but I knew our <'oach had some good
schemes." said Ogilvie ... Baylor is one of the best
te ams we played this year ... 1f not the best.
Physically. lhey are the toughest.·'
Alabama linebackers had the B&ylor option
rlrnvn tn perfection. shifting toward ·~he correct
o;,ide of the run a lmost 100 µere{'nl of the lime.
Bowling clinic
set for Sunday
• Something new and dirrerenl in bowling will
ta ke place al Chapman College in Orange Sunday,
and Monday wilh Bill Bunella, a senior member of
the AMF staff of cha mpions and chie f clinician for
the Nationa l Bowijng Council con<fucting the
sessions.
It is a new and a dvanced program of bowling
sem inars designed for average or above bowlers
and is pr esented free of charge to the public.
Sessions will be con•cted Sunday al 2 o'clock a nd
again on Monday al 10 a.m .• 2 p.m. and 8 p.m .
Epch seminar runs approximately 90 minutes
and is geared for men and women who want to
improve . their scores. Audio visual illustralions
and chalkboard diagrams a re a mong the many
facets of the program.
Also included are in·deplh studies of the finer
points of the game from ball release, drilling
specifications and weights lo technical adjust·
ments for existing lane condlUons.
Thla will ~ the first lime • free instructional
proaram has been structured lo provide dedicated
bowlers with a 1raduale course in bowlln1 techni-
que.
Bunetta has helped to Improve the skUls of
many of the lop bowler-' on the PBA tour. He is a
talented star with an outstanding com petitive
record and has the rare ability to convey his
knowled1e of the same to the avera1e bowler 1n
terms that are readily underalood.
He la a member of the ABC Hall of Fame , both
aa a bo~ler and a teacher. . •
The 1ponsorln1 AMF bowUn1 dlvialon will
award an AllF ball and ba1 in a prize drawln1 al
each. Mll&on alon1 with . ceplea of "Tbe Perffft Game''
. Tbt ellnJca are beln1 conducted u a prelude to
the Miller Hllh U fe Clu&lc a l Anahebn'a WOD·
derbowt &h•.,.bellu Wedneedlll1. Saturda1'1.flaala
wW be televlMcl with ID01t ol the top nam• Oft tlle
PBA tour compet1a1 dw:tn1 UM ....
tat" e i,:am~ for the s<'hool, the Bll Eilhl and au of
A1nt•rica that was watchina.•· said Watta.
"GlWllGI.\ HAS GOT its claim lO No_ 1 ant!
rightfully so. They're 12·0 and obviou.aly a areal
tum No ar~umenl from me." he added. ''I'd love
to 11lay tht.>m to ~ee if they can beat us , but th•t's
0 ¢•] ORANGE BOWL
11ol pui>l>tbh: -.u we'll li ve with it. J!d hope we'd be
'utod No 2. but No 3 would be fine. Nol a ny lower
thirn that ·
Flumla State. which had its bid for a perfect
:.l;!a:.vn rejet·ted by Oklahoma 24-7 in the 1980
uruni:e Bowl. dropped to 10-2. The Seminoles ' only
other Sll!t liack was also a one -point decision. 10·9 \o
No l O M1am1 -·· ·
10· 10 standoff for three quarten before Florida
St at e took command earl~ in the fourth period
when Mark Lucky's center anap sailed throulb the
hands of punter Michael Keelin1 and Florida
Stat e's Bobby Butler pounced on it ln the Sooners'
end zone for a 17-10 lead with 11 :07 remalnin1.
WA'ITS, WHO ,WAS the most valuable player I
in Oklahoma's 1980 Oranee Bowl victory. launched .
the game·winning drive w1th a seven-yard comple-I
tion to halfback David Overstreet and fueled it
with a 42·yard pass play to Rhodes and a 14-yard
gainer to Chet Winters. Finally. he scrambled 10
yarCls to set up with the scoring pus to Rhodes.
"Everybody says I'm not a passer, but I've
always had the confiden<''e in my ability," said
Walls.
Watts completed 7 of 12 passes for 128 yards.
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plosive wishbone running g•me -second best in
the cowttry -to only l!>6 yards. Florida State·
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Coi:yell won't
,
chang~ thiµgs
By Tlae Auocla&ed Presa
When lhey design pro football
attacks, offenaive coordinators
usually preach balance, tryi.JJI
not to lean too heavily on either
the pass or the run but· prefer-
ring to mix them up, using one
to set up the other.
But the San Diego Chatgers
don't follow that prescribed pat·
tern. They live by the pass,· first
and foremost, and they don't try
to hide it, either. And just
because the National Football
League is down to the serious
~tages. don't look for Coach Don
Coryell to change things now.
don'tself-d•truct."
BUT BUFFALO•& attack is no
wallnower either. It ia led by
rookie running back Joe Cribbs,
who rushed for 1,1'18 yards and
finished second in AFC rushing
behind only Houston 'a Earl
Campbell.
Running back Roland Hooks
describes Knox'· wide-open of-
fense thia way: "J( they stop the
run, we pass: If U~ey stop the
pass, we run."
Haven't.~ heard that some
place before?
Both of Saturday's games are
rematches. Buffalo be;t San
NFL ROUNDUP
MICHIGAN S BUTCH W OOLFOLK . GETS SOME AID AFTER INJURING A LEG. HE LATER RETURNED TO ACTION
"We'll come out and throw on
every down if we can complete
them," said Coryell as the
Chargers continued prepara·
lions for Saturday's American
Football Conference semifinal
game against the Buffalo Bills.
Diego 216-24 in the fifth week of
the regular season and
Philadelphia destroyed Min·
nesota 42-7 in the s-n:ton's
second week.
f'ro• Pap Bl •
BQ AMAZED HUSKIES. DIDN'T SCORE TOUCHDOWN
SATURDAY'S OTHER NFL
playoff game sends Minnesota
against Philadelphia in a Na-
tion al Football Conference
semifinal. Sunday. Oakland
plays at Cleveland in the AFC
and Dallas is at Atlanta in the
NFC.
"It was a long time ago," said
Eagles quarterback Ron
Jaworski. di:;counting the
earlier enc ounter with the
Vikings. pno r to lhl' 1970 Hw.t-Bo wl
gam(; (a JO J lc1ss to l lS('1
T he i.:allll'red rned1a wailed
for Sl·hemhcchlc r ( a n<l Jame,:, I
to re\le;,,I the :.c•1·n•h tu the
game's sun·es~. liut rn realtty,
winning footba ll tnmslates to an
er ror free offense. a ·sound µass
rng game, a game breaker like
little Anthony Carter (161
po unds I, .a powerful runner
<Woolfolk > and a defense ' which
1lid some henning, but never
brOkl'
when the chances were there.
Woolfolk saiclthe con·
vincing...victory was like getting
a monkey off the Wolverines'
back and although the 201-pound
junior has had better efforts
statistically, no~e were with the
zest or Thursday's game.
And, there was the ottier side
one whi~h c~uld not captilize
WATCHING THE ACTION -Michigan the sidelines during Thursday's Rose Bowl
Co a ch Bo Sc h e mbechler (left) and -game.
Washin~on Coach Don James watch from
Fro• Pap Bl
JAMES PRAISES MICHIGAN DEFENSE • • •
the fi eld with Flick in lolal command. The Huskies
moved lo within inches Qf the J;:Oal line. only to be
rebuffed by the warminA Wolverine defense.
As ked about going for the touchdown, rather
than the automatic three points, James replied,
"If we were capable of winning a Rose Bowl
cha mpionship, then ( felt we were capable of gain-
ing one yarrt."
IT WAS OBVIOUS. James was not having the
greatest lime answe ring the barrage of questions
after the game. . -
"I'm not having a hell uva lot of fun up here
right now, .. he said, still managing to show just a
bit of a grin. "This was still just a great rewarding
experience for us ," he added.
Unlike his coach, Flick refus ed to call
Michigan the bes l team the Huskies had faced this
year. He put the Wolverines and USC in the same
categGry. "They are one or the toughest,"' he
added , although a bruised jaw made it dirficult to
talk.
Flick kept the crowd, and particularly the
Husky rans, on a constant high with his pin-point
accuracy and coolness in the pocket. He is just
about the only QB to learn the secret of the highly-
touted Michigan se~ondary.
Coming into the game, the Wolverine defensive
backfield had co.nvincingly contained Cal's great
paaaer Rich Campbell, pul a lid on Purdue•s'Mark
Herrmann with a shutout and even blanked Ohio
State's Art Schlichter. ·
THAT WASN'T THE CASE with Flick who
credited his offensive ltne with 11vtng him the pro-
tec!llon, not only In lhe Ron Bowl but throuchout
the aeUon.
"You've sot to ltl4 a conalatent performance
trom yqur offensive lint, ud-1 always do," he
laid. nick WU n .. er Hcked by a MJcbltU de•
,..,. wblch had not allowed a touchdown ln 274
mlaut.. apannln1 11 g1.1arten.
I ,
For that reas on alone, it seemed like Michigan
' would break the post-season play hex.
But in the end, James said he was pleased
with the way his team moved the ball, especially
when you consider the Huskies collected 374 net
yards on the day.
Only 109 of those y ards camP. on the ground,
namely by Kyle Stevens ( 17 carries, 60 yards) and
Toussaint Tyler (10 carries, ta ya'rds ).
. FUCK, MEANWHILE, finish~d the day hil-
ling 23 or 39 for 282 yards and two interceptions .
And only the rugged Michigan defense pre-
vented the Huskies from putting all that good
yardage to good use, in the form of si x points. _
"With a defense like that. you 're just not going
to gel a lot of good scoring opportunities." added
James. "We knew we had lo get u many points on
the board as we could.
"But in that second half. their offense. did so ~ell , that we could never 1et our defense orr the
.held. And ·you can't score points like that." he added.
Sockers make swap
with v ancouver
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The San °Dle10 Sockers
announced that they, hlVe obtained forwent" Steve
Nesin from the Vancouver WhltMapa ror third and
fourth-round lflecUona In the North American Soc·
cer 1Aque t!Olle•• ~ blth school draft. . .Tb8 &-1, 1.,.Pound N•ln played two aeuona.
wltb Vaneouver, acortac two~ and plck!D11.1p
one ulll& ln ltrl wbeo lbe Whitecapa won the
NASL•~lp. N_., ~~ la two 1•m• fclr v.n.
cou••·
•
...,i only had three tiours sleep
before the game because or but·
terflies in my stomach," said
Woolfolk. "But l never ran with
more m e aning and purpose
hefore. '• •
Oddmakers l a beled the
Wolveril)es as 11 -poinl favorites
and called the i;iame the "Lock
or the year ..
We ll . it was tou.gh for a while.
but Michigan survived the first
half, then R,r<><!eeded to turn the
key with a field ·goal on their
first third:quarter possession.
And, the Bii;:-11> c hampions
literally threw the key away on
Wangler's seven-yard s\rike to
Carter s till in the third quarter
and rullbaC'k S tan Edw ards ·
burst fro m in<"hes out with 4:02
remaining. •
Scott headlines
impressive field
SAN FHANCISCO 1AP1 No
one l1 as ever run the mile in un
de.r four minutes an San Fran
c isco. b ut that may change
tonight whe n five or the lop 10 in-
door milers in lustory compete
in the Uunner 's World lndoor
Classic at the Cow Palace.
Promoters sa} a sub-four
minute will he a virtual certain-
ty a s Ameri<'ans Steve Scott.
St e ve Lai:~ a nd Don Paige
highlight the mile field m t he
fi rst meet of the season
San.Diego has three 1,000-yard
receivers in tight end Kellen
Winslow and wide-outs John Jef-
fe r s on and Charley Joiner.
Record-smashing quarterback
Dan FoutS led the league with an
avetage of 283 yards per game
through the air.
The problem for the Chargers,
champions of the AFC West for
the second consecutive season,
Is that AFC East champ Buffalo
had the~econd best pass defense
in the ieague. allowing only an
average or 141 yards per game.
So what happens if the Bills'
secondary shuts <town the
Chargers' aerial circus?
"We'll run on every down."
said CoFyell. "I mean it. Weill
do whatever it takes.''
IF SAN DIEGO is forc~d over
land, then the burden for its
yardage will fall squarely on the
shoulders of Chuck Muncie, the
running back the Chargers re-
patriated from New Orleans. He
led what ground game Coryell's
club had this season. gaining 659
yards on 135 carries.
Buffalo Coach Chuck Knox
naturally is proud or the Bills'
defense. _
"To be No. 1 in this league.
you've got to begin. with--de-
fense.'' said Knox. "Your de-
fense ean go out there and be
consistent every game. Derenses
JAWORSKI WAS the NFC
passing champion with 3,529
yards and 27 touchdowns. But
the top receiver in this game is
Minnesota's Ahmad Rashad,
who finished S'econd in the NFC
in receptions with 69 and fourth
in yardage with 1,095.
The best-known receiver on
either team, however, is 6-8
Harold Carmichael of the
Eagles. His record streak of 127
games in which he had caught at
le a s t one pass ended in the
season's final game when he
was hurt in the second period. ,
While Carmichael's streak
ended , Atlanta's Alfred Jenkins
kept his intact. stretching it to 72
consecutive games. Jenkins,
Wallace Francis and rookie tight
end Junior Miller give Falcons'
quarterback Steve Bartkowski
some inviting targets and pre-
sent a formidable challenge for
Dallas' flex defense. •,
BARTKOWSKI SET club rec·
ords with 3.544 yards passing.
257 completions and 31
touc hdOWJ!S and had a string of
118 aerials without an intercep-
tion. ··st eve had a great season in
every respect." said Coach
Leeman Bennett. "He did not
play a bad game during the en-
tire season and kept his mis-
ta kes to a minimum."
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a.m., KNX (1070 1: Buffalo at San Diego. 1 p.m .,
KNX 11070).
Basketball -Portland Slate at UC Irvine, 7:30
p.m .. KWVE 008 FM ); Washington Stale at USC,
8 p.m ., KNX (1070 ); Washington at UCLA, 8 p.m ..
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TELEVISION
9 a.m. (4) -WFL '80.
9:30 a .m. (4) --AFC PIAVOFFS..-Oakland
at Cleveland in an American Conference semifinal
playoff game.
9:45 a.m . (34) -FUTllOL INTERNACIONAL
11\',lll,1l 1h · IHI\\'
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CA!?i ~l1'?1t'li
·-St. Etienne vs. Borusia in a Eurocup match. IY
10 a .m . (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -OMOYANC~WPC>ao--·
Highlights from the 1980 USTA claycourt tennis lllil•-.llliiPilRiilNllilTiltE•D-F•O•R•M-F•O ... LL1Y•ALTO championship for girls 12 and under held at the
Limestone Tennis Club in Manlius, N.Y.
12:30 p.m . (2) -NFL TODAY.
1 p.m. (2) -NFC PLAYOFFS -Dallas at
Atlanta in a National Conference semifinal playoff
game.
4 p.m. (7> -NFL'S BEST EVER -Vinta1e
film clips are used to determine the "NFL's Best
Ever" in the following cate1ories: quarterback,
running back, coach and team. .
~:;JO p.m . (7) -G&EATEST SPOaTS
LEGENDS -A tribute to Bobby Rill•. the moet
celebrated huaUer ln the1listory of tennla. "
aADIO-
FOOfBALL -Oakland at Cleveland, 9:30
a.m ., K,NX (1070 ); Dallas at Atlanta,"1 p.m .. KNX
(1070).
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In any real estate
tr a n sart ion you 'll
normally fin~ printed
. forms us~ in the area of s ales contracts . detds . mortgages, and
Jeases. Ever wo nder
why any layman can't
u se primed forms
·himself and save the
fees of an attorney, Realtor. or lending
\ns\llulfon ~ A typ ic al l e gal
1tallonery 11\ore will
have clcleenttof verietln· ·
of leasn, deed1, and
mort1a1e form1. but
which la the rt1ht one . for your •ltuallon? Theae printed forms
are only a 1tart1n1
point. lt'a wa.at '"' lnto the blanb, what l•
crouecl °"'· aacl what ta added that Ii¥.. JOU . , ........... , ....
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paying the experts tor
Believe me. some of
the largest fin ancial
losses and legal hassles:
have resulted from
printed forms being
incorrectly us.ct. About
the onl y safe one an
amateur can depend on
ii I marriaJe U~nse.
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Fnd9y. January 2. 1981 DAILY PILOr ,,.. . ·-
Fishing boats added
Cabo ~ Lut;aJJ charters availabltJ
By llOWAaD L HANDY Of .. Detty ............
Fishing in Mexican waters in -the-pasr Jfas
sometimes (more often than not) been a hit·or·
miss situaUon.
Ma.t Americans journeyine to Ens-=.oada and ,
below to further their piscatorial endeavors have
taken a chance on finding a boat end crew for a
day's fishing. Some have had harrowing ex·
periences on boat~ that are not fully equipped for rough seas.
But the lure of a big marlin on the end of a
strong line remains a dream of most ocean fish· ermen in these parts. •
A long drive or a flight to Cabo San' Lucas has
usually brought results -if the fisherman has the
lime to wail for an a vailable boat during the peak
season. But usually no advance reservations to as-
sure a boat upon arrival could be had in this coun-
try.
ALL THAT IS CHANGED with the.institution
of La Costa Charter Company with home offices in
North Hollywood.
··La Costa means the coast in :;panish and
that's why we chose the name," ·says company
president Dick Ornelas. "We have invested over a
haH million dollars in four yachts , three of them 36
feet in length.
"They are tournament yachts, fully equipped
and can handle four lo eight people. The deep ,V
hull Starship craft were designed in Newport
Beach by Blaine Seeley."
They are cons truc ted of fiberglass and
powered by twin diesel engines and generators
with an all..eleclric galley. They are also a va ilable
for overnight trips .
THE FISHING INDUSTRY IN Mexico is un.
dergoing a complete change and Caho San Lucas
is one of four major areas being developed for
tourism at a cost of $480 m1lllnn Ii) Lht' lle1H11t1111 -q
of fisheries
"One of the problems ul the IJa!>t hai:. lw1·11 t 111
old boats and anliqualed rod:-. anti rceh .i\ 1!1d
bte." Ornelas says "We will t1a\·1· lhc lall•<;j It'll
ing equipment aboard a nd 11 wi ll liti inl'lud••d 11
the price ol the diarter. lJur 1>0<1 h l"<•·cco ,111 • "!
Coast Guard requiiemenl::. an<I ull 1.us"""J.!''' .;r
insured wilh Lloyd's of Lonll<in ·
Cabo San Lut·e1::. 1::. regardt'll a:-.,,,,,. 111 th 1 1 •
fi ve fi.shing i;r~unrls in the world uud 1n add ii 1••1 t
marlin. s a11f1 s h . cJ'olphin, ri1o!>lt•rf1~1i t ' 1 "
yellowfin , yellowla1I. waho11 aJ1rl n11111 \ 1111 ~·
varieties of fightinl-( fish ar1· 10111141 111 111· I)
waters.
An a verngt' clay 11f f1:-.h ln~ • .., ~111tll '"' ~111111 c
a .m lo about :J I' m I aft1·r a :-.hurl l.11:.il rc •l1• I h
('r aft havt' the :-.peed a nd c•a1,a1·11' 111 v11 v. 111·1, '•·
fish. are and lflcy c·:rn r 1111 al :!!'i k 11111 .,
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on their 0 \.\11, t•1lhcr IJ) i.11ll11111ol1il• 111 111.1111
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wi ll aceommodalt· 1•1i.:h1 Jl4•11pl1• '·' 1111 1111•111 I ,
lo fish for marlin :.il Lhc :-.:trrtt· 111111· 1 $17, •
day's outini.: Th<:re an· Hl:-.i, ltt111k'> 1111 l"t"
additional $11JIJ J ig:-. and lur1•.., :11 1· 1ri• I'! I• •
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II u n ting ton Re a c h ~====-==--=~=--==---------High 's Oilers take their
7-2 record to the Brea
Tourn~m e nt · final s
against Sonora at Brea·
Olinda High, ~beginning
al 8: 15.
The Oilers, led by
guard Scott Becker ,
have lost only lo Corona
del Mar and' Kate lla.
Bec~er has a veraged
15.1 points per game in
the fast break attack.
Ocean V iew.
meanwhile. risks its 10·2
mark against Inglewood
in an 8 o'clock mat'ch.
f Wayne Carlander. the
Seahawks' All ·CIF star
with a 33.3 a verage.
leads the attac k. whic•h
includes a 6·9. 6·8. 6·7
front line.
San Clemente meets
Madison High of San
Diego in an 8 : 1 5
semifinals encounter at
the Chula Vista Tourna·
ment at Bo nita Vista
lligh. .
Also in action are four
area teams involved in
the first round of the Can· 1
yon High Invitational.
led by a confrontation
between 6·3 University
(Jed b y 6 -8 Tim
Mc Lau ghlin l and 5-3
Newport Harbor I led hy
6·8 Rick Ciaccio)
Newport llarbor and
University squa re off at
3 : 30 this afte rnoon .
followed by Mater De1
and Valencia at 5 a nd
capped at 8 by Irvine
and Canyon.
Emerson
advances
PORT WASHINGTON,
N.Y . (AP) Antony
Emers • Qf N~wporl
Beach upset third-seeded
Mats WilanderofSweden
in. fourth-round pt.ay
Thursday in the fourth
annual Rolex lnterna·
tional Junior Tennis
championships.
The eigh th-seeded
Emerson, playing in the
boys 18-years-and-under
division, beat the
Swedish player 7-S, 3-6.
6·3 to advance lo today's 1
quarterfinals.
Only three Americana
advanced to the
quarterfinals. No. S s"1!
Eric Korlta or Glenview,
Ill .. beat No. 12 Fabio
Mlondet ot Venezuela 8·1,
7 -5; 11th-seeded Todd
Wllak.en ot Carmel, Ind.,
•topped unseeded Harold
Hecht of Bevea·ly HUia,
8·4, 7-8; and Tom Fan·
wa ot Matawan, N.J.1 ran put Gary Levins or
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a ,, IOHN ('lJNNlt't' -Don't cbue atoc:k and bond pric•. Tbey're ao Miwtive to ao
many l&.imuli that lbere'1 a IOOd chance that what weiat up ~tel'·
day wW 10 down tomorrow, pviq you another chance.
lion forthedec:iaion you baveJuat made. .,.._ ..... ,.
Nt:w Y• Ht.-. Wh11t han you IHrned from your eaperlencn
•n 1 hr v .. ar ,u,t ''""' 11n1I 111 th .. .,qu•llY up111etl1n11 det:ade that pre·
I ··•It'd II? • "1coe tu 1Jo•ll1·\ 1• 111 ,,.,11th Ill ~romtbH hr e11·unom1c· foreca•t•. to be
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''"''" nf\f'r '"ur f11111111t"• 111urt• d1h11t1nlly than you yourself
-No matter how many aalea are under wa1, or bow many re·
bates -no matter what other "cost·cuttin1" promotiona there are
in the market -car prices will be hither than they were a month
or a year a10.
-It pays to· be in debt because you 1et the uae of the aion'Y
now. pay back In cheaper doUan, and rec:elve an income tax de·
duction from Uncle Sam. But it sometimea paya to aave
-You are \he beat Judi• ol your financial condition. Your own
wallet teUa you more about lbe economy and your = ln it than all the stat.iatical confetti that Wuhinston can 1 r. Where,
afte.r all, do they 1et the information that makea up the atatistics?
From you. ~
-Bil buainesa may be 1ettlQI juat u bureaucratic u 1ovem·
ment, and maybe more so. ""'' ._.t C'tl l!o-l'llt. al'. TO r~m"mber that you math& benefit
11 m 1 rt'nurnl1•1 111c·1H11J>h•ll' 1uld ullU1Jynt·ral1(' thouMh it be
1 h 1 t>\ 1·1, 11m· .. ""' ,, l~lltM.111 num~r one Price• ri.ae relent·
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,,.,,. l•ul ttu 111" 11·~ .. ,11 1·nt111nl)' ~ h1aifter than, the previous
~metimes Is an important word. Everyone lmowa'.tbat e per·
cent interest duril)I 12 percent inflation reault.1 in lost buyin1
power. ~ut ~ always. The pencn who paya cub can al.lo obtain
s ubstantial discounts.
-Banlt credit cards aren't all they were cracked up to be. Or
perhaps, it should be said they aren't what they used to be. Banki
are adding hand~I charges and reslrictin1 usa1e.
-GOVERNMENT BUDGET DEFICITS are a semi·
permanent aspeet of modem-day adminislrations. If Ronald
Reagan succeeds in balancin1 the budget he will have ac·
complished what no president in Uie 1970,S could achieve .
•Ill I
lh1 ti.111• .. , .. u '>••t•1l t11 liu) 11> now Ju1>t as rar beyond your
• 1 ·"i' oil> 11 ".~ ., , , ... , "~" IA.'1>1>on nu m lM!r one 1s the major reason
. -. Buyin& power isn't al~ays a comequence of accumulatin1
fmanc1al assets. It can t>. the opposite. If you have very few U ·
sets. bu~ !DUC.h k~owltd1e in acquirin1 1rant1, benefits,
scholarships an~ varteus other subsidies, public and private, you
may be •ble to live well today.
•I ' tbt'> '' •'" \ vo 11111~1 ' .. h 011 ~vu• w1b 1f you're goin& to move ahead In
''"" "'liitll1• lllllt'' II lur exlilmplt!, you still want t~ buy lbat • ,,,,u.,,• "'" 1111l!t11 11111"11tlt-r , rt:at1vt: hnancang (1 e asking the seller -You must not rely on short·term economic measurements.
. Review the year, review the decade, and vow nol to'malle the
s ame mistakes. It's one of the few ways lo salvage something
from lbe year ju.st past, and the decade that preceded it. And
maybe !rom 1981 too. '"' " loitll •
Almost certainly they will be revised, leaving you wilbout justlfica·
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Disabled buses
Hows of C:rumman Flxit>le buses stand idle . parked at a bus garage
nt.•<tr Chicago awaiting inspection and repair. Some 205 of the
\eh ides. operated by Chicago area Regional TransP<>ration Authori·
• ·'" h<l\'e been r e<: a iled by the m anufacturerl after checks revealed
1 rn ml' and other struc tural defects.
Cleanup pays· off
Dirty harvest easts /armers
"> 1\ (. R I\ ~1 F: N T 0 < A P 1 A
1 .1..t1111f' th;;1t c'an sdrt dirt from pro·
· I '" 1111 <111tornat1c· har\'esters is
••·:111111g Lornatcw~ in Yolo County
•111 pol:JIO<!:o. in S1·andmav1a ·
''lt·an p1t'l11ng., 1·an be a b1,1~ item in
• : ... 'e~etahle hu:-.1nl'SS California
• •m a\o prn('C':o.sor.., say they got
n1•>re than. H.~Kl tons of dirt along with
1 heir tornatoe~ this year. If a processor
n ulls 2 P<'fl'(•nt dirt Ill a sample or de·
II H'rc<t tomat!lf'S, h f' l'Uts 6 percent
I rom lht• pn l'l'
ft mP;.ms et'onomies to the grower 1,,., uust• harvester drivers don't
t .t\'t• t<> I~ quilt• so <:areful about how
.,11<·h dirt lhcy scoop up and fewer
'111•kers arc needed vn the harvest-
""-' matlunC':-..
~S&Ls cut
lending
Wt'\SlllNGTON <AP) The na-
' .011 ·., ::.<JVings and loan associations
.harµl y cut hack their mor tgage
IPn ding in November as interest
r:1tcs soared and deposits slowed, the
l!ovnnment has reported.
~cw rommit~ents for mortgages
d1•c l1ned from $8.4 billion in October
to $5.9 hillion last month. the Federal
I lorn(' Loan Bank Board said this
Wl'ek. llome loans closed by S&Ls
ulso dipped.
Novemher lending activity was
n.-arly a third less than in October
;ind 15 percent below the level a year
earlier. said John Dalton, chairman or
1 he loan board, which regulate fedeal·
ly charteredS&Ls.
a. .. , •••
Robert A. Daly, former p1'91ldent
of ces· entertainment dlvtalan, ll
new ehalnnan of Warner Broe.,
Inc.
Bernell Harlan. ta Yolo County
grower, said.the dirt sorters. made
here at a cost of $9,000 each, replaced
at !Ast one worker on each of his
machines this year.
The tomate>-harvestin~ machine.
invented in the 1950s, first needed 20
workers to operate . Now it's down to
a half dozen. a nd it will be even
fewer as more sophisticated sorting
<tevices are invented.
The dirt sorter was invented by
Marvin Lane and Dan Garrett and is
manufactured by Ag-Electron Inc.
It uses infrared rays which are
absorbed by organic m atter -
tom'atoes. potatoes or onions -but
reflected by inorganic matter -dirt
or rocks.
ONCE IT HAS spotted a clod or
rock. it opens ho~s in the carrier belt
and drops it out.
A few prototypes were used in 1!n9,
but the first commercial models
were sold in 1980 and are being used
o n a few Ca liforn i a tomato
har vesters .
Ag-Electron would have sold more
to tomato growers this year. but this
was a bad year for tomatoes -
acreage was way down because of a
glut of canned tomatoes in the
warehouses. Growers who planted
tomatoes without a eannery contracl
in the hope that the market would
loosen are having to plow them over.
TEN UNITS were sold in Europe
this year for potato harvesters in
Sweden and Denmark, one on the
Swedish island of Gotland in the
Baltic Sea.
Wayne Berlin, president of Ag·
Electron, says they can 't be used on
American potato harvesters because
the machines are too big.
"They pick 50 to 60 tons an hour,
and so far our sorter can't handle
that volume," he said.
The machines do work on the
smaller Europearr potato harvester
built ih West Germany.
THE COMPANY is building a
larger, double row machine this yeu;
• that will sell for $13,500, and is de·
veloping an even lar,er machine for
onions, which will be priced at
$17 ,500, Berlin said.
With green fruit and dirt now ex·
pe lled by automatic sorters, the
scientists are working on a 1ad1et
that can detect and a1scard fruit with
mold or other defects.
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Alan Yorkrn <.11 l' 1·6n Ju t trn~ tl'11 l <1l1\~
negot1at1u n:, tu hu ~
µart 1nt cre~t 111
Ca e s ar s W o 1 I d
~ h11.:h own:-, l':.t~1 no~
in Atlantic· Cit' a mt La~ Vega ~ ~t'\
t·omµa n y o l l1t1ah
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Suit ·filed 1
for false
letters
RIVERHE/\I>, N , Y
(AP> -A-$6 million suit
has been fi led against a
Long Island couple who
allegedly sent lette rs on
Brookhaven National
Laboratory stationery
t e lling a f ema l e
n e i g hbor s h e had
cancer.
The suit, filed by the
neighbo r in s t a t e
Supreme Court here.
a lso seeks $2 million
damage s from tbe
laboratory for a lle~ed
ne~li gcnce in allowing
its stationery lo be used
fol' "cr i min al &ind
t•1rt urous condurt "
The s u it namPd
Jerome Fishbein. :m. of
Holbrook, and his wife .
Reba, 35. He pleade<I 1
guilty to one count of ag-I
gravated harassme nt
Oct. 21 in conncttion
with the letters and was
~1ven a conditional dis
charge.
T h e F1 s hh c rn s '
nl.'rg hhors. Sa m a nd
Mildred Reiter. c:har~cd
in the suit that lhe F1~h
licins wrote thr letters.
which were s igned hy a
ftl'lilious dol·tor a nd
falsely stated that tests
had shown Mrs Reiter
h ad c·an<'er . Thl· ~u1t
'"inte nds the telle r s
were sent to "get even"
!o llowing a quarrel
be twee n th e tw o
families.
Th e F i s htH i n s
declined comment on
the suit.
Peter Rathvon, an al
tor n ey f or th cl laboratory. said it tried
to reassure the Reiters
that the letters were
faked. He said Fishhctn
never was d1retll y
e mplo yed b y
Brookhaven but had
been contracted to rlo
some work for it
Hospital
selects
directors
Paul Kiely of Newport
Beach has·been selected
chairman of St. Joseph
Hospital's Foundation
board of dire~
The board a~ministers
all donated funds and
earmarks the money for
special uses at -t h e
Oranj{e hospital a c -
cordingtodonOr wishes.
Kiely ia with the Kiely
Corporation in Anaheim.
The new vice
chairman is Keith
Ren ken of Oe loitte .
. Haskiqa· and Sells in
Costa Meta; secretary is
R ichafd Sc hmid of
. WllllalllllOft and Schmid
of Irvine 8nd treasurer
la Davia White II or
Huntinltdn Beach, pres·
ldent of Swen1on and
Clark in Newport Beach.
James Pleroc, M.D ..
of South La1una, a
board -certified
emer1ency medicine
apeelalilt, l1 one of five
•w.b elected members ae the board of dlrec·
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t•r ui·t 1:111 1itu1·t11rd nc:,ltng boxes
d l11llt$ 111u·1,tJ lt-4!(.l 11'.'twcen lhe South
( 'u1 olt1111 l11w .uuJ Atlw1h1
l'h1· llh11•t111 di.4-Vt.' l>t!c11 on the
t•111l llll•!l'I 1•11 '>llt:l'ICl> \J.:.I (or car~. but
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Bring in coupons from any food market in Los Angeles, Ventura & Orange Counties & we'll redeem 'them as if they were ours ...
including ''DOUBLE COUPON''COUPONS this week-Jan. 2.7 . .
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NATION
ntrusion of. cars '1s thorn in Amish • community
• ..yi.T£RC.,'OUR8E. I'" <Al11 ~• Sunday aftt'rno110 ~un
•Jfted brithlly otf thf' 1 ,.,,
~ r d v • n . " • r II t· d 11 I I • •c•dam lane nt'ar hl!rc 111 llw
heart ol Aml&h h1rm f<Hml•}
lnlldl' IWll ~m•~h \111Ulh:-..
' dre.ffd tn th•• tnuhltunul hl.ll'll
PAaftl!l and wtult' 'h1rt j(IH Ii 111 tin·
Ordt'r "f't·t 'ill 111 ult lh1·
t'ndo1 11f 111111•·11111111 .. 1\
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Wfd ~•th .. ti».i I dtjll•l111~: d
''lll l'l'll 1111 l ru1 k111~ ,,.,,,,,.,
ador nN • 'It.It·~ .,11 lwh1ml 1111' ••h• foam d11 •· 1l.:111.il1·d frun1
tbt rc· .. n ''"" • 111111 u 1 •Ht~I u 1 h
r1tlJ Ill MOii l'l jo: 111 I I cl • k I ,1 lot'
vla~t'I ,,.,.,., 111\ li.l'IJ lll11lt't t lw
dat.h ·
THE tM\t,t •. ·'0 tl11ullt
WOUid hcH t' 'ldl llt'd tuuri:.h ... 1t1o
CODl t' ht'rt-hu µ111 i,: lur ~l1 rnp:w~
of lht> 4ud1n1 ~m1:.h .,o\'Wt \
sna~ hcalled farmer:. work in~
tbe1r f1eldll "'lh mule tln1~11 1m
plemenl!> and fcamd1t·~ hulldll'd
in bladt hor~e dra ... n t drnd~t':-.
clip cloppmg tu .toll frv .. long tht•
two lane roads
The Old Ordt'r \rn1st1 \\.hu
number about 5.SOO in thl!'.I farm
a rea of southeast P~nn:.} lva11ra ,
shun cars. elel·tnt 1ly and ulht!r
modem trappings out uf a Ix-lief
that "old is best " ·
"· .. I
sowing wild oal.!I. My father said
always.sow good oats."
HE SAYS THE situation is out
of control when local police
authorities become involved. as
t hey did this yea r , mainly
because of under-age drinking.
"It shouldn't be that way;
what happened here was bad."
he says.
Writing in one of his many •
books on the A m i sh . John
Hostetler. a Temple Ul)iversity
sociology professor. said accept-
ance of the automobile would
lead to a breakdown of the tight-
knit Amish community. It would
"open the floodgates of social
and cultural change." he wrote
in his book. "Amish Life."
l ronically. the size or the Lan-
C'aster County Amish communi-
ty has given its youth the cover
they need to sample life behind
the wheel. several sources say_
"WE. JVST DON'T know as
many of tht1 young people as we
used to." says the minister. not
ing that the J\mish population in
the county has doubled the last
20 year~.
The intrusion of t"«trs is a thorn
thrust into the Amish communi-
ty by its young seekin~ to sov.
wild oats before em bracing a
simple life of deditated farm or
manual labor, in terviews with
current and former members of
the community reveal.
TRADITIONAL AMISH BUGGY STANDS NEXT TO PARKED CAR AROUND WHICH A GROUP OF AMISH YOUTt iS LOUNGE
Auto at right Is owned by an Amish youth -one of the younger generation toying with modernist w ays.
In smalll'r Amish enclaves.
suc h as in :\'tifflin and Snyder
counties tn PennsyJvania . every-
one knows each other a nd flings in
a c ar would neither go unnoticed
nor long be tolerated . says one
former Amish man
"In no way t•ould this kind of
activity o('cur 1n s m all com
munities, .. he say:.. "The peer
pressure 1s great in small com·
mun1ties"
"A LOT OF A m ish have
cars," a youthful driver says
m1ttter-of-factly. "My par ents
don't like it. But they got over it.
They can't keep bugging you.
They don't want to send you
away from home. They know
we'll get wild and won't come
back.'"
Church leaders, both to their
copgregations and to individual
y()uths, try lo dissuade them
from toying with modern ways.
Parents, some oJ whom ejlhfl
look the other wa_v·or are afr~~,cl
to press the issue too hard. hope
whatever c ha rm their young
fi nd 111 roannl-( clown hi rm roads
in hopped up 1·ars wi ll pass
One forrn(•r Ami<;hman . who
asked not lo hl' idC'nt1ficd. (•Jh
pla ins pan'rlls · feelings \his
way · "We have to tolerate im-
mature hehavior with the expec-
tat ion they'll c•vtintually grow up
a n d bel·Oml' mature and
respons}ble ll 's nothing rnorl'
than n o rmal adol csl·e nl
be havior."
ALTHOUGH AMISH youths
have been attra cted to l'~rl> for
vears t heir ntl'S took 11 harsh
turn i~ 1980.
A number of the youths took to
playin~ a gamt· with the l'ars
that alarmt'll hoth :\rnish und
non ·Amish alik(• One youth
would pcr l'h •m the hood of a car
wh i l(• anothl•r dro\'l' 1L at
l11·<'aknct·k spt.>cd :ic-ross a f,teld
and thl'n s lamaH.•d o n the
brakes. Thl• objel't was to sec•
how far the youth on the hood
would Oy through the a ir
The wild driving .som etimes
was mixed with drinking.
One 16-year·old Amish girl.
hanginj.( from the window of a
s pee ding C'ar. fl•ll and was
killed
TIU: INCIDENTS DREW th(.•
at\t'ntion of resic1cnls outside the
c·o m mumty and were reviewed
in an extens1\'e ~t ory by a local
n(•wspaper. the Lancasll'r New
Era -
F'l•u ring for the Wl'll ·being of
the ir young a nd for damage to
their t•ommunily's image as a
simplc. ('hrtslian fello wship.
Amis h bi shops throughout Lan-
easter County udmonished theil'
<:ongregations to clamp down on
Lh c•i r c hildre n ':-. j o y riding .
drinkit1~ and carryings.on
"Thal was cffect1 v<' ... sa ys an
Amis h minister, who adds that
churc·h leadl•rs t•onstantly work
with the_ young pc•o1>le lo kl·ep
them on the' straight• and n;:ir-
row
Scaled in his plainly furnished
k1td1l'n one night l'l'tently. w1lh
a h1ss1ng ~as la mµ providtnJ.! the
on ly light 1n lht: house. the
m in1 s tt!r S<•) s uni~ a s mall
pc r t'l'nlO:IJ.!t' 11( th(• (·11mmur11ty 's
tcen:ager~ we rl' tn \'olvc1t in the
rt-negad<· bch< 1 \'lor
"THE BIGC a :sT A ~Ol:NT or
yuung folks a1 ·e res pcr table." ht'
says. .
Parents mL 1st shoul<.lcr mut:h
of the blame. he :-.ays. t>ec aui.<.'
lhl.' young af{ not t•hurch mcm
bers anct tht ·rcforc are really
heyond the re; It h or the bishops
"To g1vc th• •m more than the~
gt'l at home i .; pretty hard," h1·
s a ys "Abs• 1lutely it 's lht:
respons1b1hty of the pare nts ..
The ministe r ~ays he'i. hl·ard
the argument <:1bout sowing wild
oats. but doesr 1·1 much Ith it
.. You have to l<>'>k at 1t that
wa v. it ':. a h• Jman fact. But in
m y· famil y, w1 · ll1dn'I talk ahout
A I though of eom·ern to parents
and t hurC'h leaders. the car an-
ti!'.-;• ma} m a way help the
Amish eommanily s urvive by
o;er ving as a safety valv1>, says
Merle Good. a local author who
was raised a Mennonite a nd
runs a ce nter to further un-
derstanding of the Mennonite
and Amish ways of life The
Am 1sh are a breakaway sect of
the :\1ennon1lcs
"l t"s not a nl'w thing for
:\ m ~h ) nun.I( people lo run
around.'' he says . "It's a place
\\ht•re nll' steam 1~ let off . It
h1·l1>s maintain the tradition It's
't·n much lik..-ilver age teen ltll' · ..
Noi,se volume around .us 'driving people nuts'
HOUSTON I AP) Sirens whmt• TruC'k<o rumhle and roar Hock
m usic blares.
These and other loud sounds of m<ldern day1ifc are hurlin.I( people
both physically and mentally. Thal'ath~opinion of Dr. T. Walter Carlin. director oflhe Speech
and Hearing lnstJtute at the University of Texas Health Science
Center in Houston.
"Our society is driving 1lsl'lf nuls with noise.·' Carlin s aid in an in·
teiview.
He said noise poliutton 1~ not only a cause for tht• loss of h~a nn f,!
but also triggers other physlcal ailmtmls. s tress in m<1rriages. a lack
of productivity by ~rs and .. all mall makes our life miserable ··
. Caffin said a all< fh roCIJ:!ll downtown Houston_ or an~ '1lher
m~tropolilan area, roves his pomt
There is the roar of traffi (' and Jackhamme rs poundinl! away on
construction sites and brakes srn•aminl! al busy intl'rscet 11ms and
horns honking.
"Take all that noise and let it.hounce off one hutlding t o anotht•r
building and down to the pavement where you are walkin~ ... ('a rlin
s aid. "There is no wonder you are exhausted after a day of sho11p10g
No wonder you feel as if you can't finish the day on the JOh You arc
beaten down. you are irritable, your mental and physi<'al heulth s uf
fers."
A person is not even safe from noise poll ution 1n his home. Carhn
s aid, especially when the kitchen is tn full operation ..
"Turn on the dishwasher . the blender. the electnr ('an opener.
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and y<•u <'an lw in µatn. Tht•n tht: wife t'Om(•:-, 1ntr1 l<.1lk and you l'an 't
hl' ::i r her. unil s hl' tl11nk s you an: not µayin ~ atlt-n l10n or ~I\· 1n g ht-rt he
l'Old shoulder.··
This. he said . c:in c ause marital stress and. Carlin said,· ·there is
enough buill-in stress in a marria~e without noise contributing.··
If you art' wat l'hing the Sunrlay foot balrgam f'. lhl' phys1t1an saul
and 1hc· d1shwas hc•r goes on, you turn up the sound. and then lhl·
hi ender begins to whir. a'nd you turn up the sound. and then you ha vc
m ond ht>yonrl thl' s:.if e <lee 1 bt'l t·ounl
i>c<'1ht•ls ~ire us1..•d to measure sound pressure· and levels of li5 t11 !Jll
c•an eauM' hl'aring damagl' a s well as other health problem:.
Youths who walk a mund with earr>honcs lis lcmng lo loud mu:-.1t•
·m-ena;1,:.· They don't helicveit andthey don'lthink a hout 1t . b~t thl·~
art· damaging the1 rhearing. · · t h ... doctor said. •
Hesc<trt h has shown. he said, that the loss of hearing occurs wht•n
t iny l'ar hair C'<•lls are de:-.t roycd by e'xcessivenoi£c.ove.r a long pcnod
of time Like brain l'ells. these hair cells do not grow back. and thc
clam age is permanent.
Another condition called tinnit us. a l'Onslanl ringing 1n the ears,
<tl so can bt• ('-'!used by prolonged expos ure to loud noise_
Carlin said : "Onc·e th1:-. happens there is no way to corret•t 1l That
ringing i!'i lhere day and night. night and day."
Carlin said he once went to a disco with two friends, hoth deaf. and
·· 1 was going lo tell them I had lo leave beca use the noise was hurting
They left fi r st beC'ause the decibel count was so high t hey felt pain in
m ajororgansofthcir body <.1llhough they could not hear.
· Tht•!lt•l' hl•l<·ou111 in<it~p1ndd1~1·0 1s t:IO AJcta1rplaneha!.a tle ·
C' 1 tw I of on h I: ~fl
",\nd ren )C'mbcr. <ot1unrJ \lCI!> U!'\C'rJ for t•e11turiC'S CIS a method of
torturl' Plal't ·a hell <J \'t:r a pcr!-ion 's hl·acf a nd nng it and eventually
lh('p(•rsonwo J h1gocra7.,\' ..
'' tht•rc ;11 lY t•sc·apl' from n111sl'''
( • :.i rl 111 su1 :i.;t•st s t h <.1 I l' \'l' r~ p('rson txposcd to n<Jlf·e use earplugs.
"This.cut s down tJn thl' extent of noise pollution. hut you still can
lll•ar tlw hPnl < of :i horn 1t )OU arc dnvrng rir ('011\'t•rsauons m a
,·nr\o\ clt•d roon 1 It -,imp!~ caSl'!> thf' It·\ t•l 11f nm .. I' IJl'l"•sure and makes
:-ou a health11· r pt·r..,1111 .
Th1..· '>('lt'n t1 ..,t :><cid lw 11 :-t·s t;";c rpluJ,?s lo\ ht'n mow m g the lawn or us-
tnj.! a c·haa nsa1 .\ •
I It• ~aul ti 1•1u:-.a111h of lll'oplc· c·an ht·ar a pin 1lrt>p or a leaf fall
\\ ht'n 111 an t•r '' 1ronml·nt M :-otll•n(·c l!Lll put those :-.ame people in a
cro" dcd roon l al a 1:ocktad pC1rl~ wh('rt• there 1s noise and they c annot
hC'arat110\'t•r ,0111on The' art·loi.t ..
t';,irhn sa 1d man\ tn°di\·iriuals arc tM n11n to admit lo a loss of
h(.•.a nng and I oo ,·ain lo wear a hearing aid.
"But you ~uess how many p~mot10ns have been denied or how
man~ sales It rst ~t·aust• a pt•r-.,on~-.1 c·ouldn't hl'ar the words said
<ind " as consi deJ:j)(J st up1c1 ... ht• s aid
"Adults s hould know heller. but 11 1s the eh1lrlr<.'n I worry about.
With the loud musil'. the other noise pollution. t ht• future <loesn 't look
J!Ood fort hem unlt•ss their" alut•s a re I urned a ro und
··And jusl $?Ohuy a pa1rofe<1rplu)!S. pleas t• ..
Winter Women opt.•n doors OCC pair
awarded
Carter :return awaited
by Plains businessmen
ten'ni,s
to begin
A winter tennis pro·
gram is to begin Mon-
day if\ Newport Beach
with classes available
for ages from beginning
to advanced players.
J The classes, offered
bf the city's pa rks and
rec reation department.
will be taught in groups
of four to eight persons
per instructor.
The nine -week classes
mee t once a wee k .
Classes are available all
days of the week except
Sunday. Evesring classes
are offered on Mondays,
Tues days and Wed ·
nrsdays beg inning al
5:30.
Interested persons can
register at the parks and
rtereation offices. 3300
Newport Blvd. A S20 fee ~U be charged.
,.
)»ope appeal
"S ANTA M ON ICA <AP) -An appea l has
bt'tn sent ·to Pope John
Paul II by about 100
A'm erican Cat ho Ii c
ltllden to raise his voice
•hinat •he "heinous e11mes" Of the military
,_lme in El Salvador
wlere thousands, in-
ch1dln1 14 priests and'
ncma, have been 1laln t~year.
Cati IU-1171.
Put a fewworda
to wod1 for ".
HorizOnS expanding
By JOVCE I .. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I know worn.en are get·
ting Into engineering more and more
and I am particularly interested in
chemical enll(ineerlnli(. Do you have
booklets?
C.S.,Smilhfield, Va.
While proportions <i re still low. the
percentage of women•-in the mem-
bership of the professinnal society, the
American Ins titute of Chemical
En gineers. has risen from <1 half per-
cent in the early '70s to 4.6 percent lo·
day. ·
· "Our profession has become in-
creasingly open to women." says J
Charles Forman. executive director (J(
the New York-based society.
Mo reover. t he discipline leads the
popularity parade. he s~s. or 5,800
chemical engineering ba~alaureates
in '79,.nearly 17 percent were women,
compared with 15 percent in industrial
engineering, 9 percent in civil, 6 per-
cent in mechanical and 5 percent in
electrical engineering . ·
AVERAGE STARTING pay for bac·
ca laureate chemicals this year was in
excess of S21.000. which in engineering
cir cles was second only to petroleum
engineering.
Remember. a chemiul engineer is
not a c hem ist. Startin g with the
c hemist's lab d iscoveries, the
engineer transforms the creations into
large·scale, useful commer cial
product.s. in a basic sense. many
engmeen design chemical plants'-or
their equivalent -and the equipment
required to manufacture chemicals in
lar11equantltiea.
While they flock to the chemical and
petroleum industries, c hemical
engineers are found many other
pl aces, loo : synthetic fuels ,
pharmaceutlcals, lood and beverages.
pollutJon contrpl and public utilities.
Most work forcmanufacturini llrms in
...
I CAREERS
industrial areas. in plants or engineer
ing offices. some are in technical sales
and others advan('e to m anaeement
IS THIS PROFESSION reall y a
practical choic·e if one is particularly
mlerested in home and fa'm1ly?
Patsy S. Chappelear , who 1s project
l'oordinatnr for t he McDermott
Engineering Co in Houston, says it is ·
"My en~ineering training provided'lln
excellent back..:round for m e lo func-
tion as a citizen. a wife and a mother."
READER SERVICE To recewe
grants
Tw<> -Orange Coast PLAINS. Ga. IAP1 I lusmessmen
College stude nts have w~o ~ave seen the touris t ~ndustry in
eat·h rec eived $250 this tiny southwest Geor g1a town go
scholars hips from the -from boom to bust. hopt · t he streets
f.'ederaled Chamber of may once a_gain _b.e clogged "'.ith
Commerce of Orange money-spending v1s1tors a~ter J1m-
Ct>unl v. m y Carter returns as ex-p1 ·es1dent
· "A lot of people lhinl ; that when
Carolyn Tumolo of Carter is not president. this town
Huntington Beach and will ctry up, hut this isn ·t so,'' said
L ee Kirkp.a trick of Hugh Carter . the president's cousin
Newport Beach wer e and owner of ;t Main .St reel antique
selected from a fi eld of and souvenir shop. ·'Th 1s town will
11 finalists. The c hoice ulways be a place for tou1 ·ists.
was based on grade When .Jimmy Ca rte r unleashed
point average, financial brigades of Southern-dn 1wling C'am-
neect and future plans in paigners on the North an( I Midwest in
private business. 1976, Plains became an obligatory
chemical engineering career booklet.,_
enclose a gummed, self.addressed moiling
label wilh your request to me tJl Box 1560.
Coata Me&a 92626. Ask for "Chemteal -
s top for thousands of Fl orida·bound
Roth work and are vacationers .
seeking degrees in busi-
ness administration.
Th e Federated
Cha mber group is com-
p osed o t ~namber
managers t hroughout
the county. Don P orter ,
director of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber
o f Co mm e rce . i s
chairman of the group.
IN 1976, 1977 a nd 197E :. Plains by
night was Ule town it always had
been. with a population around 680.
By day, however, the 1 :ily swelled
with as many as 10,000 to urists, Hugh
Carter said.
Engineer~"
Youth run
set Saturday
, The City of Newport Beach
Rec reation Department will
hold its annual cross country
meet for younpters, ages 8·15
Saturday_ at Eastblurl Partr in
Corona del Mar.
Courses wlJJ range from one·
hill mile to two miles depending
on di vision.
There is a $4 entry fee with reg-
istration being taken from
8:30·9 11.m. the day or them~
The first race be1ina al 9.
The top eliht finishers in each
division wlll "dvance to the
Orange County Meet, Jan. 10 at
Herita1e Park in Irvine. f'or
more lnfonnaUon, call l40·22Tl.
Conrt rules
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -A person who
fraudulently obtains Aid
lo Families with De pen-
dent Children money in
violation o f state
welfare laws may be
prosecuted tor perjucy.,
the California Supreme
Court has ruled. The rul-
ing came i n•
Sacramento County
case.
"We didn't have e nougl' restroom s.
not enough policemen a n1 I not enough
parking," he said. "We h ad all kinds
of people coming in he re. We had
s hoplifting."
The state built a welcor n e center a l
the edge of town. and fi vt? companies ..
conducted bus tours of the various
s ights : the homes of tht ! president;
his mother, Lillian Carte r ; and first
lady Rosalynn Carter 's mother .
"Miss AJUe11 Smith. Also on the i.our
was the Carter peanut warehouse
and brother Billy's servic e station.
GRADUALLY, INTER EST waned
and the now o,f tourists di1 mlrushed.
''l wouldn't say it bol\lomed out.
hilt it is about as low as I t Is goin1 to
get," Hugh Carter said of the past
two years. ,
Mayor Lynton Godwin t ••id tourism
I
"""' 1 •
JIMMY lllllAN
alLLV HUGH
is ebout 15 percent of what it was im-
mediately after the 1976 election.
"At one time. there we re five to
seven policem en. and we had to wir1d
down to two," Godwin said. -
Carter said only one touring com-
pany currently operates in the town.
BUT CARTER, GODWIN, Plains
Cafe operator Robert Hale and
others were unanimous In saying that
-with all sympathy lo the Prtti·
dent's election loss -his return to
Plains will help business.
"I think this town will always be
important"in the lives of people who
are interested ln history. in the lives
of presidenl.!I," Hugh Carter said. "I
think when Jimmy comes back here,
It won't 10 back to like it wu, but it
will be bluer than il i• now. People
wlll come here for the experience of
lffiDI the pnai ... t. ''
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JAN. 2, 1980
OUT 'N' ABOUT
TV List
Comics
C4
C9
C12
'Struggle .creates a
vividness of human
spirit,' says actress
Tovah Feldshuh on
C6.
S~ent giants baek
.·
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Whale-watcl1ing cruises· show viewers what all the spouting's about
lh STt. \ t. 'IA IUU t.
Ot ... o.,., ...... \l•tt
NUthbuund "'halt-' 1ii1.:1 ~1111~
lO"' .trd lht' "'ar1111,lt la..:01111 -. 1111
lht' tiµ of tlaJo l 'alilt•l llld ctl 1·
beiog ">µ..>llt:J d J 1h a lum: \hl
Oran~l· Cu.a:.l
Tht' ,,1gn:. 11f \ht' "hot,., th•
dram.1ltl plum.:s ol "01 111 "Jlt'1
being IJlu"'n inh> tt1l· .ill 111 Ill\·
po"' erful ,,µl<a::.h of the lw ... ~1 •
la1I dllral I th111-1.,an1h 111
\'lt' ... t'l'S Ill tht• l'lla't
Although µrc1fc:,.:-1or1al 1·rM''
al read~ ha' e 1.Jt·~u11 t hl'l I' "halt•
watc·hang t<.1urs . t·:qJt'rt:. '"~ th•·
best time tu \It'"' tht' gi;.111t
Ca lifornia gra) "'hair s 1:-latt· in
Januar} or in Febru;J·)
THE FIRST run of whal(::-
us ually is romprast•d of cxpl'l'
tant mothers that. nffk11tls from
the American Ceta<·ean S411·1t'I )
say, are maktnJ! a "qu1 ('k da~h "
to warm water
Later mi~ra\111ns. tht•y Sii).
usually bnng the m ore µlayful
' whales. the one:-. that do a hit
more showing off and 1.'0tnt· ghd
in~ closer toward :-.hore.
Whales. us ually swimming an
pods teams of two o r more
and at a s tl'.id.i-clip of four
knots. can be sp0tted from short'
nr tilt' !'IHI 11f 1111 ·rs ''1th lhl· ~ud
Of l llllll('lllar' If I Ill' \ ll'\\ l'I' I:-pa
I 1t•11t a11d knO\\ s "h,11 th look for
~1 i\ K I ~ E )I .\ )I :ti A I.
~111·1·1al1sh :.i<h 1:-l' that t'arl.'
morn111g 1s th!' l>l''>l t1ml' for
s ightings as I ht• \\ halt·s !-pout
gi'ysi'rs of Vitpor lhll:ill~ :.1ho11t
12 ft·t·t lllgh
OthC'rw1sc• lht• :.111\ 11T 1-. to l11<1k
f or da r k sh<itlO\\ ~ :-ha(H':-
.. s uml·Whal lo11g1·r I ha11 a hu~
an<I a whuk lot slt1\\l'f ..
P roft•ssional 1'1'1:,,~ pr11,·1dt· ;1
dma-r look
ORANGE COUNTY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY HEADLINERS
Zubln Mehta, Daniel Rothmuller to appear In Santa Ana
Happy return
Mehta, cellist share stage • • Maestro Zubin Mehta will be welcomed back to Orange
County by his host of fans for the first time this season when he
conducts an 8:30 p.m . concert Saturda y at the Santa Ana High
School Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut St .
The concert. part of the Orange County Philharmonic Society
current subscription ser ies, will feature Daniel Rolhmuller, as ·
sociate principal cellist wilh the Los Angeles Philha rmonic.
THE PROGRAM WILL INCLUDE Mendelssohn's "Octet
for Strings" (using the full string section); Saint·Saens' "Cello
Concerto ~o. 1" and Dvorak's "Symphony No. 8''.
The octet. originally arranged for chamber ·musicians. was
composed by Mende lssohn in 1825 when he was 16. He enlarged
the scKerzo which has become the work's m ost ram ous part.
orten performed separately. This full orchestral ver sion under
Mehta will include even the basses.
Ovorak's eighth of nine symphonies is characterized by his
C~ech spirit and folk·like music.
Mehta'• first season ( 1978-79) as music director of the New
York Philharmonic was quickly judged a success by critics and
audiences alike. His collaboration with tt\t orchestra generated
such a wave of enthusiasm that his original three·year contract
wasextendedthrou'-h 1986.
During Mehta s 16 years as music director or the Los
Angeles Philharmonic, the orchestra a chieved international re-
nown and made 11 tours. including its fint visits to Europe and
Japan.
AT THE SAME TIME, STARTING in 1962, the OCPS has
sponsored Mehta and the orchestra in some 50 concerts as part
of the mnuaJ aut>.cription series in Oran1e County.
Rotbmuller joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1970,
beeomtn1 UIC)Ciatlon principal in 1975. He earned Kis btthelor's
and mater's degrees and was a teachina assistant at Indiana
University where he' was awarded the honorary Performers
Certificate. -.
Mon recently, be wu· a participant ln the PiaU1orsky Muter Qua. RGthmuller) bu aJao been on the faculty of the
Calllornla lu!Utute ol th• Artl.
• 8t ALIG llA8 a&&N 80LOl8T Oft radio and televtalc>n and·
bu== cbamber mualc at tbe Loe An1etu Music tenter
8ad Bowl,
l'w Uebt lnb'maUon CGGtaet tbe OCPS offtee, 2M E. lT St.,
Cotta .... 8ulte .tlJ. Phone teMcll.
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i\l 1 k t' 11 i 1· k l' ~· • r r u
Wha ll·Y.ah'h of ~1·w 111ll'I H<"<H'
-.a~~ µ:1 -.-.t•ngcr~ alioard t ,
11 5 f1>ol Catalina llo!tdav ran bt•
hr1111gh1 '''1th1n 100 yan i:-. of tht·
nw;..,1\'(• mammals Danu Wharf
S pnr1 Fishing 111 Ilana 1'01n1 of
fl•rs :-;1m1lar ..,,.,, 11ut1n~~
T ll E Wll.\l .t:S. "h1cla l11 ·gin
llll'tl' ..,\\lln :-<111111 from lhl' Bt:r
1r1 i.: Sl'a rw; ... Alaska \\here
tht·~ spl'nd 1111' su11mt·r ;rnd fcNI
on :-.m:dl 1·n1-;l;in-.in~ an· said
111 hl· ;11'('u-.10111t'ol :ind 1111afr;1ilf
"' lht• 1~, ......
r
T I.' southliound mammals.
r · dung lengths of 40 ft'et and
ve1gh1ng up to ·HI tons , often
trt•Jl \'&ewers to a numbtr of
al·rolwt1crledJ>!'i a nd s plashe..,
'I' h t• 'w h a l t' • ~ J u m p 1 n g 11 r
brflH·hing 1s thought to he a
11Htnt•uver CO knol'k Off IJarna<:lc:-.
faslc.'nt•d tu the whall:''s hide B"
f lipping their 1rnwHful tail
fl ukl•s. whall·~ <·an l1tcral l~
thrus t lh l'mseln·~ out or lht:
--l
SEEN MORt: oflt·n hv whal1·
y. a I rlw1·-. 1s t lw ... 11 1• a 111•;! · '11low
. •• ,1• I ' J '' I,/,•
ini,:' phl•n111nl'nt1n 1ha1 t•Xp<'rts
:-. a,\ 1 :-. ;.i tl u a I I_\ p :i rt o I th t·
"hale'" normal lin·aJh1nf.! P<•I
ll'rn
w h .. I t·... . .. I r Ii I I' ;, ' h I n I!
t rc;itun•:-.. n<1nn :d h -.urfo(•· .011d
ta kt· thn•(• t11 f1., 1•;jirt«ll h.., an H HJ
to :w :-.t•1·11nd inl1·1 \'al . :-lwot1ng
111f thl: ;.H·.ini' gush of \\atcr
Tht· '"und. -..1·~ liJ1H!• 1m1· \\halt·
011.,t·rn·r)-.. <'.in 111· ht'<•l'd ,,., for
a yt a y :1~ 1.000 I 1·..t
<f·,.~,\ \\hall·-.. tlw m•b t 1·0111
inon 1;f !ht· -.d1·nt 1.'1;i nt-. p:1:-.:-.1nt.!
1111' Ora11i,:P <"<•:t'"I ah11 111.11..1· ,1
f
sharp gralin~ sound. thought to
bl' either a vlay of sounding or
l'llm mun1<:al1ng with rompan
11111 s
1t •s thl' I lumpb<H'k whale that
t·mlt:-thf· sir cn·llke s inging
~o untl that h a s fa sc ina te d
st·afaring mt•n for ages.
T II f: W II A I. F. • w at r h i n g
~t·ason lypil'ally lfraws to ;1 f'los1'
1•<1rly in Ma rl'h a-; • 11<' whales
IJ(·g111 thei r s wim lla!·k up a long
North Ameri«a toward the icy
i\rt•t1l· w<ill•rs , .
TY.11 l<Ka l entt·rvras1:s offer
rlaa)y whalt-watching exped1
\inn-.
Wll,\l.fo:WA'l'l'I I. Offc..rs :!I<
Ii o u r o u I i n g s a h 11 u r <I I h 1•
I '<i talan<i llulHlay .. ili:µartang
from 1h1• Balh1ia l'anl1on
T1c·k('1 ,., ;i n· ~ for alf ults. S5 for
«!11ldn·n and S-1 p1·r :-tudt•nl al
11·nd1n,I;! with a f'lass f•'or in
formation. c·all fi75 »AAI
I > a n a W h a r f
Sportf1 sh1ng Offers threl' z hc1ur trips ahoard a fiS.foot
hoar <lepa rting from the lower
manna 10 Oana Point 1'1rkeb
arc $7 for atlull)-.. $5 for c:hildren
an<I $.'• ft1r 'il'n1or c·allzf'n ~ For 1n
fnrrn;1\111n. call 1!1(;1:inJ1
Outdoors ·beckons vacationers
Spotts, recreation exhibits open 9-day run in Antlheim ..
L>un 't overlook the poss1 bility
of a pleasurable family vaca
t ion because of high Lrans pcirta·
laon anti hotel costs
Excitin~ tr i p s wi thin
California are on dis play al the
16th annua! Sports, Vacation and
RV Show at Anaheim Conven -
tt0n Center Saturday through
Jan. 11.
"ON OUR Kern Rive r ra ft
runs.·· s a ys ex hi ht tor Chuck
Rich ards. "we aim to provide a
s kille·d adventure down an un·
spoiled and sparkling river .and
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• c • .. "'• , . . • ' .. , . .. .. ,
cater lo ,·acataoners so all they
fla\'l' lo do is whoop and holler.
cat. play and learn a bit more
appreciation for the wild."
Ponderosa Campground and
<;eneral Store , located on the
South Fork of the American
River , features large s haded
sites for trailers. motorhomc:-..
campers or tents .
fl offers trips through such
rapids as ··Meal Grinder ,'' "Tri·
pie Threat" and "Old Scary"
squeezing through 22 miles of
S ierr a Nevada Mou n tain
boulders .
Also rt.'()resenll'd al the.show•
will be Lake Shasl:J. dominated
by ~t. Sha~ta anti '.\1t Lassen
and provid ing m ore tl1versifled
'activ ities for outdoor l<1vers tha&i
a n y other Northwest resort.
THE SOUTH shoreliAe of Lake
<:a c huma an Santa R<1rbor<J
County is widely knoy. n for tls
plentiful bass. blul· l-!111 t rappic.
catfish and trout
Closer to home . Irvine Lake in
OranJ,!f' will ha\'t: 1n ti'> d1spla~
fresh fis h on ll'e '' h1ch are
record <·at('hes frorn its "'aters
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COULDN'T WMT POR 11TM ANftuAL ~VACATION Ml:> IW IHOW IN ANAMllM • Nie,.._ ca.tMte m•r ,.,, .. "" ..... bf • ...,.... ,..... Miii .... .., ""*• ..._
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likt> a 30-J.!Ound catfish
Show hours are noon to 10 p m
Saturday. noon \o 8 p.m . Sunday
and 2 to 10 p.m . wee kdays.
T·ick cts priced al $.1.50 fqr .. adults
and Sl.50 for youths 6 to 15, may
be purchased at the ~oor.
Other "Pf"f'ial pntertainments
~d>l'dulPd include Montie Mon·
tana .Jr ma~lcr of ceremonies,
Wt•s Harrison. known as Mr.
Sn u n<1 Effe l'l s , th e G rcat
Ameri can Lurnb<!rJac!c Sh<.1w
an'1 \·1t·tor. a i ·foot wrestling
hrar who takt"• on challengers
fr<>m the <iurl1t•nc·e
* * * Uilget
won't go,
see film
Orram <k~t1na111rns will l'O me
an to o;harµC'r fu<·us during the
dad\' Tra\€'1 Ftlrr. Festival ;it
the i1ah annual Anaheim Sport.;,
Yaeatton anrl R\' ~ho .... Sarnn tay
through.Jan l l
Entries y. ill compett· in J1vt·
divisions for St,000 in prnws ;inrt
trophies
PRODUCTION CATEGORIES
are Cmted States tra,·el. by go' .
crnment or commercial a~ency~
forei1m travel. hy government or
commercial agenry and an all·
inclus ive category for s ports,
o utdoor a nrl rec r ea tional
pursuiL'i.
The grand pnw winner will
receive $500 For a film not
c lassified in any of the five
categories. the W II We rner
Buc k memorial trophy will he
presented
This year ·s foreign film en·
tries in c lud e "W a lt zi ng
Matilda·· from the Australian
Tourist Commission ; "A
Cultural Journey," from th e
Japan National Touri s t
Organization a nd "Re ndezvous
in Tignes" from Tiines Ski
Resort, France.
American getaways may be
seen· in "The Beautiful Balloon
Ride" from the State or North
Carolina: "Wyomingold" from
Wyoming T ravel Commission:
"Steamboat -t Like it Here"
from Colorado; "Middle Fort
River Company'' by same ;
"Alaska the B.eautiful" from
Wntours o( Seattle a nd "A
Place Calle4 St . Louis."
TRIS-&El.ECTION of films
will be screeed tree throuihout
·each day of the show.
Jud1es will be Ann Terrill,
travel editor of the Reglater;
Davld Starllna. producericdll'ft-
tor and announcer for FAC:
Jane Henderson, dlrector of
Southern Callfomta American
SoctetJ of Travel A1ent1 ancl
Oeorae 1h1trolannl. bead of T•teeommunleaUoaa for ttie o.ertmmt al eommunlca~. ·car1tate Nknon.
·. a OM.Y~Ol ENTERTAINMENT
.
Cende8, aew. tleke(s ralslag prlee of laag•ter
MOTMa•t WNO TM••W AWAY their kldl' t:'k ._., can lf'9d • teer tonl9'1t et the ~ atttmor• Hotel_...,. comlu
C.-tectDn from eround the country wm ... .._tor tttrM dey' to dlKuH the "alue of WM funny nwt99•inn. Merwl Comlu, which
""' ._..red In ,,,. we' recently M>ld In Waahlngton, D.C for $13,QOO. The convention
et SH S. OUv• St. will feeture exhlblh of
tevorlte strip,, '"* shows. ltctures •nd a costume per.cie The exhibit Is •n until
SunCS.y from 11 a m to I p m. Admission Is ts
TM• MaMO•Y OP GI •TRUDI Stein lfves
on at UCLA H the Los An991H university
pr•&•--;~~ P•t Carroll starrlr,g In the award·
winning ptay "Gertru~ Stein Gertrude
Stein Gertr~ Stein, Thursday throU{lh
Jan 10 at I JD p.m . The pl•Y concerns the
life and famous people who knew the le9'n·
darv author Tickets are $10 and~ for ~
dents For more information call (713) •
12S·92'1.
.-a ICE GOES UP Sunday for adm1ss1on to
Universal Studio's tour off the Hollywood
Freeway and Lankershetm exit. Effective
Sunday entrance to the movie and TV set
tour will be $8.7S general admission and
\6.75 tor ·hildren 3-11 .
TONIGHT ZUBIN MEHTA will appear at
the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion to
conduct mezzo-soprano Florence Qulvar and
Y.'omen of the Los Angeles Master Chorale
during an 8: JD concert. A second "
performance Is scheduled for Sunday at 2:30
with the California Boys' Choiit. For ticket
information caU-(213) 972·7611 . Prior to the
8:30 p.m. concert a free concert by critic and
musicologist, Alan Rich, will be off~red at 7'
p .m .
EXOTIC AFRICAN DANCING and food and
free games are being offered tonight
through SUnday at San Diego Wiid Animal
Park. The African Festival will feature two
dance groups along with numerous artifacts.
The Kuba Rumba troupe will play a mixture
of African and Cuban-influenced songs at 11
PORTRAYS GERTRUDE STEIN AT UCLA
P•t Carroll tella event• In •uthor' 1 life
a.m. and 4 p.m . daily w ith dance
performances scheduled by the Koump
Senegalese West African Dance Company at
1 :30 end 3:30 daily. The par~ is open daily
from 9 a.m. to 4 p .m .
NEW YORK CONCERT PIANIST Patricia Waters, a former pupil of Golden West
College instructor Rose Ann Woods, will
perform music by Beethoven, Schumann
and C. P. E. Bach in a free concert at noon
Tuesday in GWC's Forum 2, 1574' Golden
West St., Huntington Beach. Currently, Ms.
Waters is preparing for a solo r~ital to be
presented in February at the Lincoln Center
library for the Performing Arts.
SA y GOODaYE to the Ch~n Colleve
Chamber Orchestr• which will be on tour for
11 days beQlnnlnca Sunday. The musicians
will partldpate In high school clinics In U
cities throughout California. Under the
direction of John Koshak, the group travels
to out-of-town appearances every January.
MUSIQUE WILL PERFORM Sunday after-
noon"at 2 at Irvine's Turtle Rock Community
Center, 1 Sunnyhlll Drive. Admission to the
music show ls$3for adultsandS2forstu-
dents a'ld seniors. •
BIG BAND DANCING gets under way Sun·
day at the Ina at the Park Hotel, 18SS S.
Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. Admission to the
8.: 15 big band dancing event is $3.
SLEEPER SLIPS.OUT on tour of local clubs
with a stop at Fullerton's lchabods on Mon-
day night. Tickets are free by calling
990-6910. The pop group has released a single
album this week, Including hits "Mine'
Tonight," ''On the Run" and "She's Only
After."
TUNE IN YOUR RADIO Tuesday at 8 p.m.
to KUSC·FM91.5tohearthefir-stbroadcast
of the Los Anqeles Philharmonk:'s 1981
season. The program was recorded last year
in Germany and includes Symphony No. 99
by Haydn, Symphony No. 1 by Brahms and
Ravel's "'Rapsodie Espagnole." The 26-week
series will air each Tuesday at 8 p.m . with
repeat broadcas~s Saturdays at 3 p.m .
FREE ACTIVITIES are being outlined dur-
ing a free lecture series Jan. 9 at Golden
·West College from 7: 30 to 9: 30 p.m. in Math
Science 123. For three J'=ridays the class will
disc uss "How to Find Free and Inexpensive
Activities in Orange County."
POPULAR PIANIST PETER NERO will ap-
pear Jan. 9 and 10 with the Long Beach Sym-
phony during their continuing pop series at
the Twr.ce Thuter, 3DQ E. OcNn Blvd.,
Long Be.ch. The8:30 p.m. Progr•m will In-
clude f•mous selectlons from the conduc-
tor's repertoire lnchldlng "The M.n I
Love," "Ease on Down the Road," and "I
Got Rhythm." Tickets are Sl.50to$11 .50 •t •
the symphony box office, 121 Linden A.ve., or
by contacting Tlcketron agencies.
TICKETS ARE ON SALE for the Jan. 11
· performance of the Los A.~les Chamber
Orchestra under the direction of Gerard
Schwarz. The complete J.S. Bach Brariden·
burg Concerto will be featured during the
7: 30 p.m . program at Pasadena's Am-
bassador Auditorium. Tickets are priced
between $10.SO and $12.SO and are available
by calling (213) S71·S511 .
CANADIAN PIANIST JOHN MACKAY will perf~rmJan1 H>at UC lrvlne·s·crawford
Hall at 8 p.m. Featured In the special pro-
gram will be works by Beethoven, Schoen·
ber~, Stravinsky and Ravel. Tickets are $5
for adults and $4 for students with a $3
charge for UCI students. Tickets are availa-
ble at the box office located on the second
floor of the University Center. For more in·
formation call 833-6378.
RAR.E RECORDINGS will be heard during
a lecture on Gounod's opera "Faust" being
-offered in the David Feuer Auditorium of
Temple Israel, 3538 E . Third St., Long
Beach. The Jan. 11 lecture by Cal State Long
Beach professor Hans Lampl will discuss
the background of the opera which is based
on Goethe's classic poem. On Jan. 1S, and 17
the Long Beach Grand Opera will present
the opera at Terrace Theater.
THE ICE FOLLIES and Holiday on Ice con·
tinue their spectacular skating show at the
Forum tonight through Sunday. Tuesday the
ice show·w11rmove to the Long Beach Arena
with daily shows through Jan. 11. For ticket
information call (213) 436-3661.
Expo to honor unsung heroes of mail by rail
Al the railroad museum in Perris, George
Herron. a stocky man in an engineer's cap,
greets visitors toSante Fe Railroad Car No. 60.
He is m onitor of the mail car where he
spent most of his 39 years as a railway m ail
clerk. Traveling between Los Angeles and
Ashfork, Ariz., sorting mail along the way, he
molded long-standing friendships with his fellow
clerks John DeFrates of San Gabriel. Henry
~ Darrah of Downey and Wesley Robinson who
resides in San Clemente.
aEUNITED INSIDE No. 60, which Herron
rl!furbished. the group trades ''re member
when" stories and the walls of the old car once
more shake with laughter.
The foursome arid 'other members of the
Railway Postal Clerks Association will be
honored at a reception at 3 p.m. on J an. 10 al
the ORCOEX PO '81 Stamp Show at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL Orange County
stamp exposition will salute "150 Years of
Railway Mail Service" and. according to Alan
Friedman. general .manager, will honor the
rks' legendary ste as evohon to their
duties
It was their dedication that was responsible
for the rapid m ail service that developed
between the East and West Coa st and which
was instrumental in settling the West," Fried·
man said. "It is only proper that on the ses·
quicentennial of ral1way mail ser vice that we
honor these unsung heroes.··
During the zenith of railway mail service
nearly 4,000 post office cars carried 22,000 U.S.
postal department employees across the United
States covering some 200,000 miles of railroad
line -over 1.000 railway postal routes.
DE FRATES, A ROBUST man of 70, re-
members that during the holiday season as
many as 15 clerks would work in a 6()-foot car.
"'We would stand shoulder to shoulder among
stacks of mail. sorting, tagging, bagging, while
the floor shivered and shuddered beneath our
feet.''
Chorale
seeking
members
The Saddleback Con-
cert Chorale will hold
auditions for the second
half of the 1980-1981
season.
Those interested
should have some ex·
perience in chorale
ensemble singing and be
adept at sight reading.
It ia not mandatory
but recommended that
applicantl brin1 their
own solo material for
which· an accompanist
will be provided. •
Accordin1 to Don
Walker, conductor,
tbere ii an interest in all
volce ranaes. AudlUou J lll,be beld at e:ao p.m. TueiGQ"" llit e:ao p.m.
Jan. lJ, in Choral Room
101, Pine Arts Comple:a.
Saddlebaclt Coll•••· 11000 llar1uerit•
Parkway, llllllon Viejo.
Ot1MI' audlUon tlm•
•• , ... mT.,.cl bJ •P-
Pol•t•eat bJ caUl•I
• tt "er ••t · 47.5 o or ~ 9(J·'Tm. .
I or .. 11 (plptleny Set'flc•
Jen.•
Emnt Angley
MlrecleCniHde
Jen.4
Herron, who is now retired and living in San l'lerk between Los An~elcs and Kingman,
Juan Capistrano. recalls that sound played an Ariz Now 63. he works at the Dana Point post
important role in their lives. office
"Letters fell into pigeon holes with a re· ROBINSON Bt.:Lll::\' t:S that the hard work
so1,mding 'plop' while the 'clank' of the train and spartan life~ty lc led by the railway puslal
track filled the room. We couldn't measurt' dis-clerks encouraged helte r health in later yf.!ars.
lance because there were no lights in the desert The possibility or an accident wa!> always
but the 'click' of the signals would tell us where with the clerks. notes Darrah. a 38-year veteran
we were... of the servi<:e
EACH MAIL l'AR was self-contained a nd a Besides Lht• thn•at of hold uµs and derail-
wash basin. lavatory, and drinking water were rnents, the "hwn Ii \'l'd at the mt'n:y or the ele·
provided. The s mell of coffee brewing or ments
someone's lunch cooking in a steam·heated steel OTHOS HI N OS. a ssoc1at1on historian.
boxortenfilledthe room. writes that in 1910 two Grt•at Northern t rains
The clerks were not allowed to eat in the were hit hy an av<.1land\e an the Cascade Moun-
train's dining car a nd they would spend -as lains of Washington Stall'. Ni nety six persons
many as fi ve days at a lime on the line . eat· were inJurt•d or killed anrl t•jrht postal clerks
ing what they brought with them or occas1onally lost thei r Jives. ·
j umping off aod buying something while the Catching tht· mail was alt.HI) s a dangerous
an~ \'isit the post om(o)e car. rSee related story,
P::igeClli
Each t'ar had its cancellation mark. These
R P .0 . covers are wide!y sought after by collec-
lors of philateli c mobile post office material.
ORCOEXPO 'IH will be at the Anaheim Con·
ve nt ion Center. (rom 10 a·.m. to 9 p.m .. Jan. 9. 10
a m . to 7 pm. Jan 10. 10 a.m to S p.m. Jan 11.
Admission 1s S2 SO for adults . SI for children
Luke's I.elusively
lllKEISTOCK® FOOTWIAI SHOP
train stopped. ,1ob. even in thl' highly organit.ed operation of a
At the end of the route they would stay at m ail train and , at•t•ording to llcrron. the senior '
hotels for the night only to hoard the train\ he nex\ man was usuallv lhl· talt·ht•r
m orning for the return trip They worked hoth "Ill' \\ould hanl.! out lhl' door leaning
ways often standing 16to18 h,ours at a stretch. against a safl'ly bar and ea11·h hags that hung
on poles along thl' trncks. It was also his job to
&WnfH)Ofi~l ---<d,..r~&ttoP,.._,ba~ -Ol'.l'.-at-lh~H'~r-1-;~
offices had to be physically strong and quick "IC you didn't tit> lht' bag i'nd \\eigh 1l down,
minded. They had to carry bags that weighed the letters would s.?Ct sucked under the train and
more than 100 pounds and sort letters at a rate shredded and you'd look behind you to see a
of 30 per minute. they also had to memorize cloud of ·snow ·
hundreds of distribution schemes. "RAILWI\ y Mi\IL ('LERKS were actuallv
Robinson, the youngster of the group, looks human l.!l'Ography C'Omputcrs ... said llerrori.
like a character r"ii;:ht out of a western movie. "We didn't have lime to look t hings up .. llun-
and he strokes his roguish moustache as he dreds of philatelists and tram buffs come to
tells tales of the years he spent as a distribution Perris each year to view the railway museum
Get more FUN
out of viewing
football with
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every Saturday
1n the
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opening m the race of supenUUoft on Friday the
13th • ....
Looking further ahead into February, South
l 'oast Rep r eturns with the new comedy
"Scrcwb1all " for a Feb. 17 openin1 on the
Second St1age "South Pacific" arrives at Sad·
tllt!b11c k College on Feb 20. Oran1e C~st
Collcti:e will be the latest group to mount Neil
Simon's "Cahforn1a Suite" Feb. 25·28, and the
Jlu11l111~to11 lieach comes up with the local pre·
1111t.•n • of Juhn P.11trick 's "A Bad Year for
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\ 'l;U M/\K('ll IS ('ERTAIN to come in like
, 11011 thcalcrw1o;l'. when the first week is
~·1 •" ,.,, 1111 1··in~c1·ut1vt! days, by "The Merchant
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Intermission
Tom Titus
'••·h 1>l1J11' Wl''>I. 'Vl·s tal Virgins" at the San
1 l1·111t•1tl l' <'ommunat) Theater and "Victoria's
'11 , .. ,.,,. .it the 'Wt"•tm inste r Community
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'" tw11 dOt.l'n ..,tagt· µrutluctrons tn the first nine
,, 1·•·k' 11r 1~1 llappy thto;itcrgorng
Jackee Harry: Deborah Burrell and San-
dra Reaves-Phillips bring down the house
nightly in "One Mo ' Time." the New
Orleahs juzz musical that closes Sunday at
the Aq uanus T heate r in Hollywood.
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ANAHEIM Group rate• available. call 498·6302$AN CLEMENTE
Make your -.yeet<ends "special"
with' a magnificent champagne
brunc h overlooking Newport
Bay. Smorgasbord buffet. only
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RISTORA TE.
IT'S MORE
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AND SUNDAY
BUFFET BRUNCH •
R ronto Ristorante adds
a new dimension to
ning out in Costa Mesa.
th unrivaled northern
Italian cuisine. Gracious
Continental service. And a
decor-that's elegant, yet
·subdued. Designed for com-
fort, whe\her you join us for
cocktails, our magnificent·
Sunday champagne buffet
brunch or a full meal.
LUNCH & DINNER
AT PRONTO
1s a ' ullnary event.
Authentic northern Italian
cuisine' begins with only
the freshest
ingredients -c ho ice
veal. seafood and
beet -masterfully
prepared and
presented. Even
the pasta is hand-srun each
day. right before your eyes.
A cellar of fine wines and
homt:mcld\' d~::.SL'rb
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Sunday BrunL11 with
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AT PRONTO
I!> the perfert way to
celebrate sunset ""1th a
friend. f:.nJOY c ongenr.JI
tOmt:r!>atio n m,er yo ur
la o r1te corkta1l.
A.nd ~t·lec t frum an 1..·nt11e
buff et of dL·lte1C1us hot and cold
SUNDAY
BUFFET BRUNCH
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i's from 4 to 8 p.m.
seven nights
a week. /t( SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Fashion Wing Upp1'r I 1..·\el
Private Entranc e
Blue Level Parking Ga1 age
For reservation !:> <..all.
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8"tled U.to the n•w yHr And that 'a no •mall
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JUSt as t::oo<l 1f mit l>t:ltl·r lkl'au!>c <rn uu lin g
to l>Offit' rt'staunmt offr rs tht' mO:.l relaxing
m t'atns uf e a:.an).{ into "orkada) l~I come Mon
da\ · .
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tame for making a trial run on all thos e Ne w
Y t'ar's resolut1om. <1boul rnoder atwn and con
trolled mdul~em·c You l'an fmd out 1f you're
really made of slt•rn stuff in keeping your word
and appetites in t•heck
DON'T BE TOO SMU<; tf you pass with rty
ing colors the first time out. There's a lways"the
danger you'll lapsl' on some sul·<.'e~ding ro~nd
when the food and grog tUl"JIS up in tempting
quality and quantity. ,
Whit'h 1s probablY what will happen bcfort>
too many weeks have passed. and leave you
standing right where every body else has been
led by the lure of bouillabaise Marseillaise. veal
Os car. grenadine of prime filel mignon. Pinot
Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon.
The iqiportant thing when this happens
-ls not to fret. And to a cce pt this one lit~le fall
from grace knowing that you're going to do
inuch better on those other promises like being
more l~ving to your spouse or pet pooch.
Or maybe you 're like us to begin with.
Knowing we couldn't uphold any res olu-
tions. we didn't make any. in order to dispense
with conscience during all the out 'h' abouling
ahead.
Happy ="iew Year and bon appetit through
1981. . • • •
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DREAM SEQUENCE IS DEBATABLE DURING 'FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' IN A'NAHEIM
Blench• Mickelson Is Golde; Paul Mlcheels la Tevye In muslcel thet opens Wednesday
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Marina Village. Newport Beach The re ason 1s
the popular "Buffet by the Bay" brunch offered
every Saturday a nd Sunday·
A helµ·yourself to all·you-want propos1t1on .
this enti cing fca ~t fe atures a dazzling
smorgasbord of breakfast and lunch entrees
t·omplemented with chamµagne and1or fruit
Juice . ·
Manager John Schirmer and master chef de
r uisine Charles Kalagian created the 35-foot
buffet that leads off with a variety of fresh
fruits. Then <.'om e international s alads an~
quiches. hot and cold entrees in both the tradi-
tional Ame ric an and l'ontinental fashions and a
tcm µting s<'l eC'lion of desserts
AMONG TilE 1.ATTE R none is J?roba.bly
more d iffi cult to resist than the bfuebe rry
hanana cream cake . But then the same might
bt.' said of thl• t·he r r,y or hluC'berry tarts and the
Jllstly-famous Warehoust.· t·hees e cake.
"Buffet by the Bay" 1:-. served on Saturdays.
from I I a m . and on Sundays from 10 a m. until
:1 µ m Tah is $8.50 for adulti; and S4 5() for
children under 12
Weather perm1ttm~. the heatt-d outdoor di°n -
ing patio 1s'open during the brunc h Li v-e enter-
tainment is fe atured on Sundays from I to 5
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With 'a strikin1.: waterfront view of Newport
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01wn ni ghtly for dinner and entertainment in lhl'
hur Reservation~ ar<.· avail ablt-fo r parties or
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* * * NEW SHOWS, HOLDOVEU and location
switches will mark the Oran1e County dinner
t heater scene during.the first weeks of 19fi. To
keep up with opening and closing nights you're
going to have to step fast during January.
First up is a shift of shows between the
Sebastian's Dinner Pl.ayhouses in San Clemente
and Anaheim. As a consequence "Fiddler" will
be moving north and "Superstar" heading
south.
Following the show's immensely successful
run at the San Clemente 'Playhouse, "Fiddler on
the Roof" is slated to open Wednesday at Sebas·
tian's at the Gr and Hotel, Anaheim. The ca st
stays the same, of course. with Paul Michaels
continuing his widely.acclaimed portrayal of
Tevye ·
PERFORMANCES WILi, continue nightly,
except Monday, through March 1, with two
pe rformances on Saturdays and Sundays.
Reservations : 772·7710.
To complete the turnabout. the · sparkling
Las Vegas ·style revue, Al Anthony's "Superstar
Awards Show" will take leave of Anaheim for a
limited run. Tuesday ltirough Jan. 18 at Sebas-
t1an 's West Playhouse in San Clemente.
Here, too, there 'II be performances nightly.\
ex <.'epl Monday . with two performances ..
Saturdays and Sundays. Reservations : 492.9950
A HOLDING PATTERN al the Harleq\lin
Dinner Playhouse in Santa Ana leaves the im-
m ortal ''Show Boat" sailing nightly. Tuesday
through Sunday. and for Sunday brunch. The
romantic Jerome Ke rn and Os car Hammers tein
II musical proved one of the theater's biggest
hits of 1980. ·
The Harlequin is located at 3503 S. Harbor
Blvd a half-m ile north of the San Diego
Freeway between Sunflower and MacArthur.
Reser vations : 979·551 l.
In Tustin-, the current production of
"Oklahoma " at E liiabeth Howard's Curta in
Call Dinner Theater will close Jan. IL This
show has been such a smash success 1t ap-
pe ared for a while to be heading for a run as
long as the original Broadway production.
IN TIIE MEANTIME, casting is now com·
ple t(' for the upcoming production of "South
Pacifit." which is St'heduled to open Jan. ,14.
The lead roles of Emile de Becque and Nellie
Fo rbush wHI be played by Mark Elliott and J en-
ny Wentworth ·
Elliott has tourt.'d the slates performing in·
li vt' theater ~s well as his vocalist role with the
'New Christy Minstrels .. Miss Wentworth ar·
rives al tht• Curtain Call following her wrap up
of the starring role in "The Unsinkable Molly
Hrown" wi th the Long Beach Civic Light Opera.
· The Curtain Cali's Tustiin address is 690 El
Camino Real. JUst off the Santa Ana Freeway
Rl'Sl'r \'at mns 838· 1540
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Jan. 1·2-3 & Jan. 4 Afternoon
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'New Year beginnilig dreaJbily ~ silent landscapes
Brush upP
Art cotincil begin8
111 dO t:ffv1 \ \11 dt:\ t:lul' a cloi.l'r rda
uun:.htl' 14tlh tht La~u11a Bt:ach Museum of
Art a group uf 1trtl'>t rnembt:r:c. hai. formed
.rn ,\rlts~ l'oun1·1l
It 1i. Je ... 1gn1::1I tu pldll µrogram:. of in
ltrl':.t tu dbout '.!50 l'hllt:a~ue:. and alread~ 111
1he four rnunth:. of ..-x1i.ten1:t an art show. re
l't·plion lel·ture arnJ membtrshap act1v1ties
hj' \'.' ~tn :.chellull'<l ,,.
ALTHOl'GH ('Ol N<'IL membership wa ll
be hm1ted to artist memb4!rs. some of the
pro~ram:. will be oi>en lo the pubhc
For an:.tara ·e. v1ew1 ng of the next
museum show i>lu1> a local l'Ompetitaon will
be open to the publat· al ao7 Cliff Drive
However. the l'Ompeta\ion. entitled "Our
Own Artists by Artists.·· will be h01ited to
council. mem bers Bntriel> will be .eccepted
Sunday and Monday. and the works will be
Jurted1'uesday. .
The show. which will open Jan 9, 1s en-
talled .. Artists by Artists." and is on loan
from the Pa lm S prings Desert Museum
through Fe b. 16. Works are artists' self·
portraits and portraits of other artists
A RECEPTION IN connection with the
shows will be held Th1..1rsday from 6 to 9 p.m.
On J an. 29. Ronald Silvern;ial'}. professor
of art al Cal State Los Angeles. will Q.iscuss
"WtKll Science 'Tells Us About Artistic
Creativiiy."
This program . which a lso will be open to
non-members. is the first in a series of lee·
tures and films planned by the council.
SILVERMAN'S TALK will begin at 8
p.m . at the museum. Admission is $2.50 for
me mbers and $3.50 for non-members.
The touncil also is planning a party on
March I for artists and William Otton. the
museum's incoming director, who will as·
sume duties Monday.
And. the council will be active in jurying
artists who express interest in Joining the
museum. •
THE INCREASED involveme nt in
museum activitiv~s also is designed to in·
form artists of new deve lopments in their
field. "R's a way to bring ourselves up to
date," said Andy Wing, a member of the
Artists' Council Stfering Committee.
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positions •re •few of tN •Ylel Md IUb)ectt
Inc h.lded In Goklen Welt eo1-....•1 ttudlftt
photogrtlPhy show openlftl MOMey In ttw
Ubr •rY 091a.ry, 1Sl.W Golden West St., Hunt-
lnoton leech. Mor9 then 30 prints, In bleck
and white •nd color, wllt be on dllPl•Y from
1: )0 a.m . to 10 p.m. Monet.vs through
ThurlCMys; 7:30 a.m . to 5 p.m. l'rlcleys end
11a.m .to3p.m. Saturct.ysthrough Jen. 31.
Instructors Phll Sopocko end Roger C.mp
'chose motion studies, double portr•lts, t•n-
tasy sequences and pictures of str•"9en.
ANTIQUE AND l'OREIGN a;chltecture ls
the main theme of the first exhibition of 1981
at Challis Galleries, 13'0 S. eo.st Hlghw•y,
Laguna Beach, opening with a 3 to S p.m. re-
ception Saturday .·Olis, watercoton and col-
lages by Timothy J . Clark, Gerald F. Brom-
mer and Giibert E. DI Cicco are being
featured through Jan. 23. crmcs have
pr.a ised the subtle colorlnv of 1>9tlo scenes
and POrtralts bv Clark who currently .
teaches for Coastline Community College In
Fountain Valley. Impressions of his rec-.ent
tour of New Zealand are reflected In the
paintings of Brommer who also says h• ls ln-
·fluenced by a fascination with surface
enrichment. Spontaneous studies, painted on
location In Los Anoeles as ~rt of Its bicen-
tennial, are Included In DIClcco'sdlstlnctlve
landmarks .. The galleries are open 11 to S
Wednesdays through Sundays.
'MEDLEY '11,' A MULTIMEDIA show
spotlighting five Southern Callfornla artists,
begins Monday and contmues through Feb.
21 at Designs Recycled Gallery, 619 N.
Harbor Blvd., Fullerton. The exhibit
features the fiber constructions by B.,bara
Chapman, porcelains by Florence Cohen,
watercolors by Pauline-Eaton, glass by Paul
Harris and graphics by Penny Lingo. Ant·
ceptlon In their honor Is scheduled from 1 to
"p.m . Jan. 10 at the gallery. Regular view-
ing hours are 10 to 6, dally except Sundays.
NEWPORT BEACH CITY HALL gallery Is
hung with famlllar local watercolors by
DAll.Y 1:111. 3:49
1:09, 1:11. 10:30
BLUE IS THE PREDOMINANT HUE IN 'ROCHESTER HOUSE' ANO 'STANLEY HOUSE'
P•lntl"91 by GU OIClcco, left, and Timothy L•rk ehowlng •t Ch•IH• G•ll•rlH
Roland Haas, professor of fine art at Christ
College, Irvine. His paintings may be seen
• fr.om 8 to S weekdays until Jan. 25. .
INSTRUCTION IN ACRYLICS, oils and
watercotors will be offered by Kwok Wai
Lau when the Laguna MethOdlst Art As-
sociation starts classes Monday at the
L89UN Boys' Club, 1085 Laguna Canyon
Road. Size of class will be limited; come
prepared to paint at the first session.
ORANGE COUNTY CENTER for Contem-
porary Art, a non-profit, alternative spac~.
will open a new show at 7 p.m . Jan. 9 with
prints by Maurice Gray, an Installation by
Suvan Geer and pai ntings and drawings by
R. T. Pece. Closing this shOw on Jan. 30 at
8:30 p.m. wllf be a performance by-Suzanne
Scheidecker entitled "The Shedding," .
d9scrlbed by the artist as a very personal ,
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through Saturdays.
AN ARTISTICALLY INSIGHTFUL video tape 0'1 t.os Angeles painter Patrick Hogan
will ~shown on Irvine Comml)ility
Cablevision, Channel 3, on Wednesday and
Jan.14and21 at8:30o.m . ltfocuses onthe
development of the latest work included in
the exhibition "Patrick Hogan: New Paint-
ings" on display through Feb. 1 at Newport
Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente
Drive, Newport Beach. The tape focuses on
the special working relationship between
Hogan, a quadriplegic, and his assistant in
the fabrication of relief construction paint-
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Triangular trip recommended
A triangular area formed by Lakes
Elrinore, Mathews and Perris is th.is
month's recommendation by the
Automobile Cl ub of Southern
California for a Gas-Saver Get-Away
dealinalion.
The main routes to this region are
-Interstate 15/State Route 71 from
Corona and lnterstate l SE from
Riverside.
LAKE MATHEWS, a reservoir or
lhe Metropolitan Water District of
Southe rn California, Is closed to the
public, but Lake Elsinore and Lake
Perris offer e xtensive recreational
facilities that are open all year.
Jameli Norton, the Auto Club's
tr a vel · research supervisor . notes
that the winte r and s pring months
"are in many w,ays the best times to
v is i t the lakes. The surrounding
C'OUnlry·side. much of which is hilly
or mountainous . turns lush green
following wi nte r rains.
"Summertime crowds of recreation
s eekers are long gone and best of
a ll on sunny days the air takes on
a sparkle and freshness unknown in
other seasons.
"THt: WATER'S too c hilly for
s wimming , but wet sui ts provide
fiah, bluqill, crappie and bullbeMW
while Lake Perri• hu ball, brown
and rainbow trout. catfiab, 1reen ·
sunfish, blueclll and bullheads.
• •'If fiahlnt ia a bit slow th1a time of
year. at leut \here's letl competition
for the fish that are .blt1n1." Norton
said. Further information about the
lakes may be obtained by calling
674-3177 for Lake Elsinore and
657 ·7321 for Lake Perris.
MUCH Of' THIS region is con·
sidered a part of South e rn
California's Orange Empire and the'
· · bea'utiful dark green of citrus
groves c an be seen on many
hillsides," he continued.
··Another touch of beauty can be
seen in t he spring, when wildflowers
of many hues cover the slopes and
fill the valleys."
Largest population center in the
region is Perris. a · community of
·about 6,000 persons, which lies at the
heart of the agriculturally rich
Perris Valley.
In recent y.ears. this area has
become popular with sky divers and
balloonists and, on a good weekend
afternoon, the sky is busy with prac·
titioners of those sports.
t'o mforl for those who en joy PERRIS IS PERHAPS best known
wah•rski ing. a majoc sport a t both for its Orange Empire Railway
lakes... Museum. an cmen-air collection of
Othe r <H'ltvtl ics the re include trolleys. interurban electric cars and
rnmping, p1<:nicking, hiking. boating locomotives from the steam and
ENERGETIC STAR OF 'THE IDOLMAKER' KICKS UP HER HEELS
Tov•h Feldehuh rldH high on etyllzed r•m atatue In New York
( r l'nta ls a r c a va ilable> and . of diesel eras.
t ours('. fishing. ' ·~The museum is a lively, ever ·
Lake f;lsinorc C'Ontains bass. cal· <See RAIL, Page i\8)
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• SHIRLEY EDER "SCOTT & BRANDO A SUPERB 'FORMULA:
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by the Arabs. George C. Scott never lets you off the hook
of his intensity and Marton Brando is the very personifi-
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ULA' IS A VISUALLY SUPERIOR FILM
of impressive scale. A thriller whose sut>;ect Is oil and the
manipulation of it. Marton Brando continues to be one
of the most watchable actors in the history of the movies.
He and George C. Scott are dou~y Interesting to see."
.. Cl't,1rir~ C'1ttmnt1n t t>S AJJq~I(''\ Tim t'S
'''THE FORMULA' IS AN ABSORBING, FASCINATING
STORY. Featuring an exquisite, flnety tuned performance
by Mar1on Brando and the fonntdable actlng of George C.
Scott, It is a must to see for everyone." N•'''"•' Mt'·"' ~WOii Aftrn r>.ir•
"'THE FORMULA' IS FUEL FOR THOUGKT.
George t. Scqtt is engrossing but It's Merton Brando
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By 808 THOMAS
P" T• Aa-l•IH ~, .. ,
"NINE TO FIVE" is a grievous
disappclntment. With a
powerhouse combo like Jane
Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly
Parton, a funny but telling social
comedy could have been made
•bout the maltreatment of
women In the n.ttion's offices. The filmmakers blew it by se ttl-
ing for a mangy plot that in~ludes
Stell ling a corpse and holding cl bossinbondageforwe~ks. Fon-
dd''> estimable talents arc wast·
ed . Tomlin tares remc1rkab1y well inspiteof the limpmatenal.
Parton is the film's principal re·
aeem111g factor '>he emerges
lrom the wreckage a major mov· 11! star. Rated ~G. with mild ex·
pl~I ive~11ndpot sm ol<i nq.
"THE JAZZ SINGER" suc<.~eds
when Neil Diamond delivers his
.Fri., Jllnuaty 2, t 111 DAILY PtlDT
~ wo1nen work woeful
"TRlaUTI!" Is the flip Side Of
"All That Juz," the story of a
show biz character who insists on
cracklnc;a one-liners all the way to
the grave. Trouble Is, he first
must make peace with the prlg-
C)lsh son who feefs he was
neglected by his fun-crHy father.
Bernard Slade's adaptation ot his
Broadway play betrays his sit-
com training, and Bob Clark's
direction allows scenes to run too
long. But C)enulne laughs aboUnd,
and not a few heart-tugs. Ma for
credit Is due Jack Lemmon,
whose perforr11al1ce as the ir· ·
repressible Scottie Templeton is asconsummateasanywe·re
likely to see in this decade. He is
nothing short of magnificent .
Hesitant at first, Robby Benson
works his·way lnto·the role of the
disapproving son and scores im-
pressively, as does Lee Remick
as the compassionate ex-w ife.
"THE IDOLMAKEA," based on
the rigatoni-to-riches rise of~
Beatie rock star manager R
Marcucci, may someday be re-•
membered as the film that
launched aetor Ray Sharkey. He
delivers a wonderful
performance as a canny en-
trepreneur who turns pretty
faces from hls urban ltall'an
neighborhood into national heart ·
throbs. In supporting roles. Paul
Land and Peter Gallagher are e)(·
cellent as thinly disguised edi·
tions ot Frankie Avalon and Fa·
. bian. Director Taylor Hackford
has done a terrific jot> capturing
rock music's pre-conglomerate
infancy.
Geraldine Chaplin ts among the stars 1n Agatha Chri stie's
"Tht-Mirror Crack 'd ... now showing at loc.·al theaters.
Eltzabeth Taylor. Kim Novak. Rock Hudson. Angela
Lansbury and Edward Fox also appear in the mystery
about baffling deaths that ot•<:ur during the filming of a
British costume pe n od movie
r lveting songs, tails when atten· 11on focuses on a plot thdl was
hokey when played by Al Jolson a
hall-century ago. This t ime
Diamond is the cantor 's son who detie~ a live-generation tradition
tor pop-music. tame. Diamond Is
totally emotionless as an allor,
,1nd m<ttch1ng him with Laurence
Olivier i s a cruel J.;>St. even
though Olivier dtliverc; a rMe
Ph'Ce 01overJctin4 LudPArnaz
<.onlributec; wetco1r>e zeo;.t 10 the
lurqio happenings. lrn•xpllcabl y
LEAD IN 'JAZZ !"NGER'
Laurence Ollvler •• c•ntor
outdoor scenes are filter ed
through what seems to be a dou-
ble layer of smog: interior s are
equally murky. Buy lhe album.
Rated PG.
"T.HE COMPETITION" is a
commendable effort to create
romance and drama from a con·
test for young concert pianists.
The music is fine, the acting is
earnest, but the backstage in-
trigue by the contestants and
their backers seems too slight to
sustain a major movie. Richard
Dreyfuss and Amy Irving are the
major contender~. and their
romance is totally predictable.
Rated PG.
"A CHANGE OF SEASO,..S" sul·
fers from split personality; it
can't decide whether to be a
social commentary or a bedroom
farce. The unevenness of tone
detrac'ts from what is sometimes a funny and insightful treatment
of marital infidelity. Anthony
Hopkins is a colle9e professor
who has an affair w ith his over-
sexed student, Bo Derek. He is 1n·
censed whttn4J..s wife, Sh irley
Mac Laine, ~Ii ates by bedding
with a young carpenter, M ichael
Brandon. The New England
landscapes are pretty, and the
dialogue is often witty. Too bat!
the plot drifts into confusion
along the way Rated PG.
Ann ,,,..,...,q; .. t COUNlY
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Soprano
Miss GeoFgia Leigh
"A Delight To The Ear"
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"9 to 5"
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AN IP(.' Fil.Ml' PM<IC>lJ('TIClN (,..A ('(II 1'1 lllGCOINS PIC'T\Jltl· NINE TO AVE
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h • bo II c eer1ng a ut. _,..w YORK _llAllY NEWS,
Kathleen Carroll
A LOODMARI( l'roduclion
A RICHMO DONNEil FilJD.
"INSIDE MOVES"
Slorring JOHN SAVAGE • DAVID MOISE· DIANA SCAltWIO • AMY MIGHT
Music Compowd by JOHN IARltY Film Edit.d by FRANK MORRISS '
Productio,, De11gner CHARLES ROSEN Director of l'hotoarophy LASZLO KOVACS.A.SC
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j.!l·:-1 yc·nr. \\1th 'The R1 vcr ·'LP, .. llun
~r; I l•·ar1 ~1n!!lt' :111d T1111r h1wr «1111 i
<·r·rts sc•lling !11 t.: .
~ resolution 111 the New Jersey
lt·1~1slal11rt· µruposed m a k ing his "Born
to Hun" thl' s tale them<-son~
M 1t hael Jacksnn got four hit sin~h.:s
frnm his "Off the W<1ll " LP
It(";\ llf"l'1':.c·d 250,0011 1·i~hl rt•(·ord
..,..,~of ·1-:l \'t., /\rim Pn•sl1·y :· selling for
$fi~I !l!l l>n th l' l h1 rd anu n'•·r~Clr)' of
Pr(•slc•) 'i d1•;111t . ;1 o.;falul l' l)f l11rn hy
:-.1·1tlpt11r 1-:n 1 P ark ><\\ l'lll li p 1n i\kmphis
THI-: POU('E toured IH countries in
ducl1n).! SIHTit' ('ILll'!o, wh1«h h1:1d IU'\'Cr
-.t·<·n ll\'t· rork lll'flir e
1'1nk Flo.II ~llhoul a IJI).! hit SHICC
1!17:1, h<.all a't\\11 1•1ty 111111 , IAJ!> An~eJc.'1
•
a11d Nt•w York. whcrl' road1t·s built a
wall. :io h:, 210 feel , of 340 u ml t>oard
liril'ks. on !-.lagt• 1Jcfot1• 1nt1•rm1ss111n <1nd
tort..• it down after
TIH· f ir:-.t t·hi ltlrl'n · !'> rct·ord Wl'nt
11latinum 111 l~I ... Mickey !'.tousc D1s -
l"O .. and lhl· <:hiµmu11ks wt rt: baC'k. re ·
kasinj.! "Chipmunk Punk, with the son
of I h<' latl• Ross Bagdas arian cons ulting.
. SI NATKA CEU:BRATUl his 65th
birthday with a cookout on his Cal1forr11a
r:rnl'h Ml'ITilliss:.ing
··No Om• l lc•rc Gt•ts Out /\li1·l'. ··a h10
i.:raµhy of thl· late J1111 Morrison. and
B c ll t• M 1 d I c r · s .. /\ V 1 cw F r i1 m :.i
Broad" solc1 well. 1
Sa'mmy 1>a vis wrote a utobiography
No l , '"Hollywood in a Suitcase." Holl·
mg Ston1• publis hed ··'J'he lkalles" in
Now•mber George lla rrison wrote "I
Mc Mine.·· which sells for S35a
~LIT .. MOVIES were the bag thing
Kns Kristofferson was in "lleavt!n's
<;a11·.·· F rank Sina tr a in "The f''irst
Deadly Sin." Dolly Parton and UebQrah
lla r ry made movie debuts . in "llrtn~To
Five" and ''Union City , .. which had
musll' by Rlondie·s lead gu1l<.1rist Chris
Stt•in
N1•tl niamond dc•hutc<I in "Tht· .l ul.Z
Sini.!er." :met Paul Simon in "Onl.;' Tnt k
Pony·· st arn·d and w rott· ttw s ongs
llarry Nilsson wrote the musk for
·· Popt•yc, .. Qut•en fur "F la sh GMdon"
and the Who for "M«V1tar.·· ~hil'li
starred floger Ualtrcy
WILLI•; N~LSON was i n
"lloney:;u<'klt• Rose." Art Garfunkel in
.. Bad Timing .. a nd R ingo Starr 111
"Ca.vcm:.in," which had a script of 14
words .
Some of the soundtr acks 1hd bett~r
hus1nl'ss than the films
T here was "floadie " star ring Meat
I.oaf. ··can't Stop the Mu~ic" wllh the
V11laJ(e People. "The Blues Brothe rs."
whith also IO<'luded Aretha Franklin,
J <1mes Hrown . Ray Charles and t:ab
Calloway. "Xanadu " wi~h Olivia
Ncwton·.John, and "The ldhtrtia ke r "
~1.h Ray Sharkey.
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RAIL MUSEUM •
(Front Page Ci>
t·x panding place. where loving
resto ration of rail vehicle s and other
e quipment from the gr e at age of
e lectr ic and steam railroadin~ is an
nngoing process." Norton said
··Many or the tr ains and trolleys
arl! in ex«ellent runnm~ condit ion, as
is ev1denCl'~ every wee kend. whe n
they can he set'n trundlin g along the
sever a I mi I us 11 r t rcH· k at the
museum
VISITORS !\Rt;, 111 \llL Cd lo hor>
a hoard any of the ricJeo; from I I a m
~'' 5 µ m 11n S<1lur<lay~. Sunday-; :ind
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from 9 a.m . to s y .m. daily at 2201
South .. A" St., al the south ed1e of
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• MACN'!IL / LEHAE" REPORT
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I Tn.ETC>ffE NEWS
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a suapect
• MACNU. I LEHAEA
AS'ORT ID VOTERS' PIPELINE
Host Jim Coo~r and
Orange County su1c:tde ••P«1 St.,,. s ... on di•·
c:uu mot1vatt0t1s fOf su1·
c:lde •nd what is be<ng
dOfl& 10 cure sutc1dal tend· encl9s,
Cl) P.M. MAGAZJHE
1:00 8 Cl) THE INCAEOIBLE
HUU< •'
David gets • JOb 1n a Times
Square arcllde w,,.,e he
uncovers a skimming
opefatlon and • murdef
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Bow of Britons
D WAIVE
Gu.sts Sall~ Strulhera,
Davtd Copportieto
D MOVIE
• e •\ "Plat Dmy" (19611)
M 1cheel Caine. N19a1
Oawnport A 8rollsh com·
mane.let allempts to atop
AHNICI forces l1om destroy-
ing German suppl-"'
thal he can uMt them 8 BENSON
Benson IS halpltallzed with
• mys~er s lllnesa thtt hu all • 1"9 doctors
slumped ( 1 • CAAol 'UAHETT
AHO
Sk11s 'The Family, · "Tnke
My !Hink '
g) ll«>VIE * .-4 "Juare1 ' ( t939)
Paul Mum. Belle Da•IS
The renowned leader
cru .. des 101 the 1etease ol
Me .. co lrom Prince Ma••·
m111en's Frencn dom1na·
tton fill 28 TONIGHT
' ProllleS In Power" Gu1,1s1
use pres1dt1nt Jamus
Zumberge
Cl) SACAAMENTO WEEK
INAEVIE'N'
Host Murray Fromson
OJ) l NO: THE, YEAR IN
REVIEW
Ancnorman Hdtold Groono
docurnents an overview ol
1980 and Iha D41Qmnmg 01
a new dec:ade
8:30 D l'M A BIO GIRL NOW
Diana's dau9hl11r Becky
ennounces that She wanls
to l'l'<We 001 and hve ..,1th
ner lathe< (RI D TIC TAC DOUOH aa MMSWEEf<
Host. Barry Tompkin•
•• WA&HtNOTON
_ .. MVWW t:OO. Cl) THI DUIC8 ~
HAZZAll)
Luke and 8o .....,. to,
unda .,.. •• ..,.. to be,
9C>Od MlgllllOf• Md -llnd ,~ .. In a hNp
of llOUOI& . ........
Rogal'• CllM• tor a roman-
tic M91'and .... dlltr\lpfed ""*' nl• ••-Wife d1opa 1"4W llOfl off IOI a .,_,
atey eo M0\111 • * * "lllrth Of n1e Bea·
llH " ( 197111 Stephan
Mec;K-. Rod Culbert·
ton The -ty ,,_. of the
,......, rode music: Cl'oup
11a dramatlnd. ~I
·~ Guests Ruper1 HolfnM.
Peter Gellaghef, Tovah
FaldU\ull. Frrityn Alaya,
Pet., Scotarl, Tom H11nlla
• Ci) WAU. fTMET
WUK
"Wall StrMI VHt End
Re..-''
8:30 I J()t(l ... S WIU> ~OW£E<
IHA£VllW
Host Murr•y ''°"'son I!) 8HEAK PNVIEW8
Rage< Ebert and Gene si.-111 review "The Jen
Songer" and "Flrat Femi·
ly "
10:00 fl Cl) DAU.AS
Pamela lhlnk1 ahe hes
finally lound her mother,
Lucy as~s M1tcl1 to merry
he< and J R closes 1n on
Bobby
II AUH. AMEM::A
Host Bruce J&f'lner Ind his
guests tncludlng Ben
Vereen. Susen .Anion.
David Lellerm•n and
marathoner Btu Rodgers
look at America's l•Kin•·
hon with 1unn1ng.
"" NIW8 ., IHOU£NOENT
NETWORK NEWS Iii TO 8E AHNOUNCED '1ll 1«,ARO cHOtco
Boy Or G1rl Should Ttoe
Chotce Be Ow•?" A loo~
IS taken 11 some emerging
technotoglet '#llrch •ould
Sllow prospeclive 'pa<enls
10 choose I heir cl)tld's sex
10:301 NEWS INOEPENOENT
NEr#OAK NEWS 11:00UD8CllO NEWS 8 HOU YWOOO
8QUAR£8 0 NEWL VW1:0 GA .. E m M ".A·s·H
Tile personnel of tile
40771h 816 beal909d by Q
lone sntper who beOeves
he·~ llnng on U S Hud-
quarters
G) ONE STEP BEYOND
"The Lonely Room" A shy,
senstt•ve young man has
-adm1r1ng a lovely
woman from afar
fill PEARLS
"P1noy" The e•pe1-ces
ot th& f rllplno 1mm1Qrant
are chronicled by Al MHI·
get, • 74·year-olO Seeltl• •
reStdent
G) LEXO
.. A1ex1ndaf T 0<adze. Pl•·
A look backward al the beginning of an en-
tertainment world wonder will be provided
at 9 t9night on KA BC, Channel 7. in the Fri.
day Night Movie. "Birth of the Beatles ... It
stars .(from left) Ray Ashcroft (Ringo).
Stephen M ac K e nna 1John >. R od
Culbertson (Paul 1. a nd J ohn Altman
(Geor ge).
Bob Hope
inaugural
admtion
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
-Bob Hope has join·
ed the list of enter-
ta i n•rs for Ronald
Rea1an's inaugural gala,·
Fl'•nk Sinatra. pro-
ducer-director of the
Gala, made the an·
nouncement . adding
Hope to such figures as
De1te Boone, Charlton
Hee on, Ben Vereen,
De Martin, Ethel M.,.an. Mel Tillis and C~yPride.· •
Jfimny Canon will
em• the extra,vaganaa
1 at tlle C•pital Centre in La~dover. Md., the
Dll-¥ Wore Rea1an la lnavprated 40th preal-dnt OI the United States
OD J . IO.
f
'People' ·dubbed
best 1980 movie
NEW YORK (AP> --The New York Film
Cr itics Circle will present "Ordinary People" its
award for l!a>'s best film, and Robert De Niro and
Sissy Spacek will be cited as the year's best actor
and actress in ceremonies this month.
The winning film . directed by Robert Redford,
stars Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler' Moore.
DE NIRO WAS PICKED AS best actor for his
portrayal of boxer J alte La Motta in ·•Raging
Bull.'"
I . · M,lSS Spacek was named for her portrayal or
Loretta Lynn in "Coal Miner's DauRhter."
The critics chose Jonathan Demme as best
director and Bo Goldman for best screenplay, both
for their work on "Melvin and Howard." Mary
Steenburgen was selected u best supporting ac-
treas for her role in that same film.
THE BEST·SUPPOaTING·ACl'Oa AWAaD
went to Joe Pesci. who played La Motta 'a brother in
"Ra1in1 Bull."
The circle of 25 critics choH Alain Reanai1'
"Mon Oncle D'Amerique" as belt forelp mm,
and lra Wohl'• "Best Boy" in the documentary
eate1Gr)'1 •
The award for clnemato1raphy went to
Ghlalaln Cloquet and tb• late Geoffrey Unsworth
for t!Mlr work an "T .... "
The,wlnnen will receive acrolb at a Jan. 25
ceremany at Sardi'•·
•
Debllf
...........
Dr. Willard Gaylln ·is
host of "Hard
Choices," ..new six-
part serlf!s of ethical
issues raised by
latest ftledical
technology. It be1ln1
at 10 tonight on
KOCE, Channel 50.
I'
111at" Tiie Chatl-atlc
CIWacter Md ,,_.of the
""'8lllt --1 .. ~ed Ill UM epeelel ~ a
partor~ of 8tt8'11n-
lky'1 "TIW• W-la
frOffl ,...,ouc:lllta ...
U:IO. Cl) MOYll
• • "The CNdtMI ChrcW-
deot" I 11111 P1111 sw-..
Ed Laut... A high tdlOOI
MtliOf ui>er*-prob-
""" wfth te:hool. "" boea
and the girl of hil d•-
• TONICIHT
Hoat: Johnny C•raon.
Gu.I•: ·au.an Sarlltldon,
Betbera Mendrall.
• 'All C*llt CIU
a()Q(H
Wh&fl ChrlHle reluft\1
from the hoapllal. aha
19"'1\a up wtth Sttvon to
t.i.e COt\lrol away from
BM
19 f'AIOAYI FACa n4I MUie
MOVIE
***"'A Stra.lcat N.....O
·Oeal1e" 411151 ) Marlon
8tando. VM&n laiQh A
Southern belle '-her
1&111ty wt111& trying to p1•
-her 18ded gant•llly
agalnat the h81aurnet1t of
h8r hers/I and bruli•h
b<Olher-ln.Jaw
• MOVIE * '"' "Pala 01 Th• Saddle"
( 111381 John WeyN. Ray
Corrigan A cowboy
&t\Counter• 1 pretty tamale
llg&fll on en undercover
m1&11on to 1nva1tlg1te the
Ulegat l1•naporl OI • den·
garou1 chemical being
carnounegeause11 • tlD CAPTIONED AJIC
NEWS
-MllflGHT-
12:008 lWIUOHT ZONE
The leader ol • wegon
trern ecross the Hew Me•I·
co terntory 1n 1847 comes
acroH a highway
D OUNIMOKE
.A noto11ous gang of
ma1auoera. known as The
Ooo Sotdlara. •-•rs ~•n·
QNnC& againtl Malt lor
lhe .. acution ol Ot\41 ol
their members
12:30 D MIDMOHT SPECIAL
Ho•ta Th• Commodores
Guesll ABBA, Frankie
Valli. The Captain and Ten·
nllle. Oestlnatlon (R)
9 MOVIE
• '"' "Demon Barber 0 1
JOHN DARLING
TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ·TV e 6:00 -The up-and-down
Lakers try to get back on the right track
against San Antonio Spurs .
KNBC e 9:00 -ln new ser1es.
"Number 96 ," Roger's plans for a
romantic weekend are disrupted.
KNxr-e IO : oo -.. Dallas ."
Pamela thinks she finally has found her
mother, Lucy asks Mitch to marry her.
and J.R. closes in on Bobby.
AMI Street" ( 111381 Tod
Slaughter. Ev• U•tar
Wall·hMlecl eu11-. ol
• cettllln loodoll batbef
U\op llrld I~ In tor
something dNdly .
• INDU"INDINT
NITWON< NIWI
12:49 8 YIDIOWUT
ua<ITAGa "ASI
Hoat 8ob Welch.
QI CAAOL. 9UfilNETT
ANOFAIBa
1:00 CJ THE f9t
"The TraltOI"
• MOVIE * * * "The Leopard"
(1963) Burt Lencuter.
Claudia Cardinale Gari·
bald•'• 1.860 lnvaiion of
Sicily rnult• In the demo·
tiofl ·of the •rlalocrata In
Iha .oc111 order
1: 10. HOU. vwooo
~RTIIEAT <ml AOAM-12
Olflc81'J ere caught 1n a
1rao set by lwo youno
criminals
1:408 MOVIE * • '.\ "Ouet1n 01 Outer
Space·· ( 19S8) Zsa lsa
Gabor. Eroc r1em1~ When
a sp11ee crew crash-lends
on Venus. they d1scowe1
the planet 10 be en11tely
under lemln1ne rule
1:448 NEWS
• MOVIE ,
* *'.\ "Top Secret Alla.,·
(19S7J Sunn Hal""•rd
IC<rk Douglas A pubh!her
attempts to op a m•jo1
genllfBI hom blaln1nQ a
d~t1Cpo11 t:ae NIWS
2:00 I cbwmv SHOP MOVIE
**V. "Nell&t Too Lite"
(111371 Tod Slaughter. Jeck
l1veaey A rNP«ted mem-
ber of Iha community IJ
lound IO ~ • psychopath
D MOVIE * * * "Four Desperate ,....,,.. ( 1960) Aldo Ray,
Healher Seara. Four d•s·
parate c11m1na1s c.orNrad
on en 1sl1nd oN Sydney,
Austraha ptan l o negoll•te
their esc11pe by lhreaten-
1ng 10 bomb the city 1t lhelr
demand1 are not met
2:158 MOVIE • ••t. "Tiger By The Tail"
f 1969) ChrlS10phe1
George, Dean Jagger
2:300 HEWS 3:008 NEWS 8 MOVIE
• • "Ho<1or Rises From
The Tomb" 11970) P•ul
Naschy,_ Emma Coh11n
3:208 NEWS
3:25 8 MOVIE * '• "Face At The Win.
dow · f 19391 Tod Slaugh·
'"' 3:~• MOVIE **•'• The Ea·M1s
B1ac;Hord-f 19361 W•lhflm
Powell, Jtla" Arthu1
4:030 MOVIE
• *' • Carry On Cl&<> ·
f 1965) ,..menoa Barn!l.
S•dney-James
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KONO PHOOIY D PACl.SETTIM
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Disney end analyzed
Faced top show in direct competition
By Jt;RRV BUCK
LOS ANGELES IAP) -Ron Miller, president
of Walt pisney Productions, says there is no
mystery about why NBC is dropping "Disney's
Wonderful World."
"They didn't negotiate a rtew contract because
our performance against '60 M'1;\Wes' wasn't that
great." he said. "And they wouldn't move us
elsewhere because they felt there is no longer a
market for an anthology series."
MILLER SAID NEGOTIATIONS ARE under
way to move the s how to another network.
"I think 8 o'clock on Friday or-Saturday would
be ideal," he said.
~f that isn't successful , he said. the Disney
studio has already several situation comedies.
dramatic series, miniseries and movies for sale.
Miller. son-in· law of the late Walt Disney. said
he began work on the series in its second year.
"I'd feel very. very sad H it went off the air.
But I haven't given up hope. I feel that outside the
7 p.m . time slot we wiJJ give adequate numbers ."
HE SA.ID THE STUDIO HAS BEEN aware for
some time that NBC was unhappy.
"We tried to work out our differences." he
said. "l just want a second chance."
He. said Fred Silverman, NBC president,
seemed more interested in Disney's film library
than new shows. He also said NBC executives
cringed whenever he mentioned the True Life Ad·
ventures. Some of these award-winning shows will
be telecast later this seuon before the show goes off
the air next September.
Viewers today don't seem to pay much atten-
tion to "The Wonderful World of Disney." soon to
leave the aJr, but m the early days il was THE
pion~ring television series.
THERE'S A LOT MORE TO THE Disney
series than Mickey Mouse. Donald Duck and cute
animala.
When Walt Disney brought "Disneyland." as
the show was first called, to ABC In October 1954 it
was the first time a major movie studio had
anythinl to do with the upstart television. Disney,
or course, did it because ABC was tbe only com-
pany willin« to put up money to back that crazy
Idea he bad for a theme park.
·~Dtaney changed the face of televiaiotL in
many waya '" wrote Tlm Brooks and Earle Manh
ln ''The Complete Directory to Prime Time
Network TV Showa." It wu Dilney who brolle the
Orang• Cout Colleg9 pr9Ht1ft
barrier and to the "lavish movte·style series so familiar today."
.iDISNEVLASD" WAS ABC'S first hit series
and back in 1954 it presented the first mini-series:
"D.avy Crockett " To say that Davy Crockett,
whi ch starr.ed Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen, was
a smash hit would be an understatement. "The
Ballad of Davy Crockett" became a hit song and
coonskin caps became as commonplace on y~ung
people as long hair did a decade later .
The success of "Davy Crockett" led to many
other multi part series. such as "The Saga of Andy
Burnett." "The :\line Lives of Elf ego Baca ." and
"Swam.p Fox."
The show. originally rotatinE? between Fron--
tterland. 1-'antasyland. Tomorrowland and True
Life Adventures. underwent many changes during
the years. It moved to N HC in 1961. Disney was the
on-camera host until his death in 1966.
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S1tttn& 'St!n 1e:e:. Int• 1\ bkt: a hltle
fair) tale. :.he noted
Pnor to m 11\ ing to Orange County.
Mass Van W1e ctn upstate New York
native . ..pad h\.ed in BoslOn where she
completed her mai.tt-r::. 1n ~u1;at1on ad
mm1strat1on al Leslie ColleKe
Later she went lo work for day ca re centers, spendmj( unt' yl•ar a!. t'Xc<;-ut1 ve
Hi rector of an all ·day µn·sthool
----i mad.e a big c:t.ec1sioo to leave
education. but then •I m1sst.-d 1t -U-emen·
dously," she said. l
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She unloaded hN· possessions and
moved to California
':J sold everylhiog I had from my car
to lny jewelry, everything." said Ms.
Van Wie.
A HOVSE·SITTING assignment in
Newport Beach, arranged by a friend,
fell through due to poor planning and
Ms. Van Wie said she r~cognized a need
for house·sitting services on a more pro·
fessional basis.
She took out an ad soliciting sitters.
"Two of the people that applied were
teachers," she said . Because of her suc·
cess with them. Ms. Van Wie eventually
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Pro'sadvice
LOS ANGELES IAP l -Until he •re-
tired," Prank Ivory had piled up 33 ar-
rests, 17 convictions and 12 years in jail as
a professi'onal burglar who sometimes hit
four or five houses a day to support his
heroin habit. Here is his advice on pro·
tecting your home.
Alarms -"Almost any cheap alarm
system you can buy would be some deter·
rent for most burglars, but not for all."
NEIGHBORHOOD SECVIUTV -
"From my point of view, the best thing
you can have is nosy neighbors. The
first thing, when I 'm knocking on the
door to see if anybody's home, I look al
the windows of nearby houses and if
there's someone there. if a ourt.ain is
drawn back. I go. If you 're seen. it's
easier to go somewhere else."
Dogs -"If ~u ·re home in the middle
or the night and your dog barks because
someone's in the house and wakes you up.
that's great. Otherwise, il depends on the
doc. I've been in houses where the dog
barks when you're first going in, but then
the tall starts wagging.··
HIDING VALUABLES -"Hide
thin11 away from the master bedroofl\-
Moat thleves know that people like to
feel paychol<>jically secure and they
sleep In the same room with their
valuables. If you're going to keep
jewelry in your house, keep It in a
kitchen· drawer or somewhere. You
don't have to keep it on the dresser like
all women do." Vacati,ona -''If you're 1oln1 away,
ba ve your lawn cut, have someone pick up
tbe mall and newspaper•, park a car In
Ut• driveway and notlry your nei1&hbors
that you·~ 1&oin• to be 1one. Ttmen
wbk:htum U1hta and radloaon and off are
a 1ood ldea.'Som• people 1et the Idea they
woa't pt hit beeauae their U1ht1 are on.
but 1 lllt a lot ot bom" becauae I saw the Upu wn on all nlsbt."
.'\fancy Ann Van Wie
narrowed her staff to educators' only.
As a result. she said, her sitters have
occasiona1lly been able to use their
training to identify previously unrec
ognized problems with their client's
t•hildren. such as hearing deficiencies
or learning disabilities.
In fact, many of h~r clients have so·
called "special needs" children , in·
dicating some type or handicap, said
Ms VanWie ~
-. "SEVENTY PERCENT out of 200 (of
b)le staff> have degrees or experience
working with special needs children .. '
she claimed . "I know it sounds un-
believable. but we've never had any
problems.''
In addition, she said, "We provide a
lot of live-in care for the elderly."
Before each overnight assignment,
Miss Van Wie or one of her directors visits the home to become acquainted
with the family and child, she said. She
also insists that all parties meet
~rsonally before an ovemhthter.
She said siiters are bound. by a rilld
set or rules that forbid drlnkin1
·alcoholic beverages, having personal
visitors, smoking cigarettes or makin1
personal ph()ne calls on the job.
PEOPLE ASIDE, Ms. Van Wie said'
30 perceflt of her business consists' or
house-sitting assignments, often In or-
der to care for a client's animals.
"They don't want to put the animals
in keMels." she said. "The kennels are
extremely expensive.'·
Sitters Unlimited charges $18 a day
for house-sitting, $25 a weekend, $125 a
week and $400 for one-month stay.
Baby.sitting· fees begin al $4.25 an
hour with a four-hour minimum and go
up from there, depending on the len1th
of the assignment and the number or
child ren. Silting for special needs
children cost a little more.
So far , Miss Van Wie said she had had
little trouble finding clients, with her
roster now around 750. <She expects
that figure to double by August).
"THE PROBLEM we're having now
is that we don't have enough sitters,"
she said. "We have about 200 and we
need about 500."
Sitters Unlimited dispatches its staff
from offices in Newpqrt Beach, Irvine,
Saddleback Valley, Huntingtorf Beach
and North Orange County as well as two
in Los Angeles County -Long Beach
and Manhattan Beach.
Meanwhile, Ms. Van Wie has applied
for a state franchise license. She has
already receive d inquiries from
Houston and Phoenix.
"WE'LL START OUT in Orange
County," she said. "The directors will
be franchisees."
·House-sitting -and plant-sitting, pet-sitting and baby-sitting.-
. has become a major enterprise /or one Irvine resident.
In lime, Ms. Van Wie plans to remove
herself from actively running the busi-
ness and devote her days to selling
fran<:hises.
"t've never been happier and it's not
because it's my own business; it'~ th~
people I work with," she said . "I'm go·
ing to be very. very sorry when all this
ends -when I leave this end of it.
But she'll still be sittinR prettv.
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John Cole
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It's Always showtime
By MICHAEL DOUGAN
OttlleO•lly ~lletlUtt
On the cotmler is a large, cardboard
model of the Royal Copenhagen Theater.
Hanging behind it are Broadway show T·
shirts and big mirrors adorned with son
sculptures of Liza Minnelli in "Cabaret"
and Marilyn Monroe in "The Sev~n-Year
Itch."
Record a lbums of plays like "Faust"
and .. Death or A Salesman" are dis-
played elsewhere, along with complete
scores lo Broadway musicals and books
on theater. opera an~ dance.
JOHN COLE, OWNER of Stage Door
Johnnie'sin Laguna Beach, says his is the
only shop of its kind in the area catering
exclusively to enthusiasts of the perform-
ing arts.
In addition to theater paraphenalia and
literature, Cole also owns and rents
thousands or costumes, he said.
"We can costume such shows as 'Hello
Dolly,' 'Oklahoma,' 'My Fair Lady,'
'Cabaret.' 'Can Can .· 'The Boyfriend.·
'1776.' and 'No No Nannette,' among
others.·· said Cole. He recently provided
full costuming for San Clemente High
School's performance of .. Romeo and
Juliet."
Is Laguna Beach sufficiently steeped
in culture to support such a specialized
outlet? Cole isn't sure. but he said his fi rst
few months in business have been en·
couraging.
COLE'S CUSTOMERS include
''tourists, local theater people, LA people
a nd people from San Diego and
Riverside." he observed.
But. Cole noted, "Laguna has lost its
bohemia. The artist can't afford to li ve
here anymore. I mean the young strug·
gl~n". new artist.
a I ··Laguna has become more of a pro·
f'essional town. They're art-minded, but
they think mort> in terms of cliches than
c reativ~ly ..
Still, Cole said he hopes to do better in
Laguna Beach than at his previous loca-
tion in Los Angeles. where he was un-
dermined by a lack of walk-in traffic.
COLE, 35, BEGAN his career as a
dancer and actor. "I got out of that about
10 years ago and got into retailing," he ex-
plained. " ( also directed. designed and c horeographe<;I ...
Cole has presented summer stocl< at
Lake Arrowhead and directed the
"Gypsy Camp" show at Knott's Berry
Farm. He said he has won local awards
for his choreography and set design.
Cole also works as an interior designer
but. he admitted. "a lot of my stuff comes
up looking·like sets.··
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Price of protection can be cheap
LOS ANGELES IA P l -Once every 10
s econds, a home burglary occurs
somewhere in the United States, a
statistic that makes it seem it 's only a
matter of time unti I the thieves drop in at
your place
Sales of home alarms are soaring.
Homeowners can spend as little or as
much as they want on security -39cents
for a package of window decals that false-
ly proclaim the house to be protected by a
guard service, to thousands of dollars a
month for sophisticated electronic
systems and real guards.
SPECIALISTS SAV a rough rule of
thumb for homeowners is 1 to 2 percent
of the market value or the house and its
contents -or $1,000 to $2,000 for every
$100.000. The cost of a specific home alarm
system depends on a number or factors,
including the size, location and physical
layout of a house, the nature of the
valuables to be protected, the degree or
security desired and the homeowner's
general lifestyle -how visible is the
wealth?
The coet or a home security system also
depends in large part on the psychology of
the lluyer -and when the purchase takes
place.
"MANY PEOPLE who buy residen-
U•I security buy it art~r havin1 an lnci·
dent and they buy it in a period or stress
and will lend to over protect," says Pat
Munro or .ADT Inc., a residenli•I and
commercial aecurily company.
··we try to discoura1e them f.rom that,
because no mat.ter how much yous-pend,
nothin1 la foolproof. Unleai the
homeowner knows of a really factual.
threat above and beyond the norm•lUllnl
of someone Just want1n1 to rtp them olf,
they lhould not overprotect became lt
1•t111orbitant.'' Tbe llmplelt and cheapeat alanm start.
at aw '10 for batt•l')'·powend clevlc.
tbat toolf wbm tbty're diaturtMMI. ~
alarms are basicall y noisemakers. de-
pending on sound to either frighten the in ·
truder away or bring help
The next level of alarm is one which signals for help, usually through a leased
telephone line connected directly to the
nearest police station. However.
authorities say at least 95 percent of
alarms triggered this way are false and
many communities have begun to dis·
couraeetheir use.
THE TIDRD KIND of system signals
a central station staffed by the alarm
company. With these systems, an a!arm .... company empfoyee calls the home a(ter
an alarm is sounded and checks on the
situation. If anything is out of the or·
di nary. the empl<>yee calls the police.
Inexpensive alarms are available at
most hardware or electronics stores and
do·it-yourself kits that allow consumers
to wire their own homes are also popular.
Some of the larger companies in the
residential security busine5s are ADT.
Honeywell, Wells Fargo and Dictagr•ph.
Most home alarm systems include
s moke det~ctors. although many
homeowners have cftosen to purchase
and install these types of •larms
separately.
THERE ARE TWO basic types or
smoke detectors -ioizatlon and
photoelectric. Ioniution detectors 1
respond faster to flames while
photoelectric detecton respond ruter
to 1molderln1 fires that' don't produce
much smoke. Experts uaually recom·
mend pbatoelectrtc detector for home
use because thffe-quarten ot all bomt
flre1 IN tht•low,,.arnoldertqtype.
Prlcee IOI' amok• det.edon start at
about ao. Whatever type JOU chooat, It
•hould lulvt a 1eal of asaproval trom a na-
tion~ recoplatd tntlq w tk:t 1uela
H Uad'el wa ltara Labontorteew Paee.r
Mutual.
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Bo Dere k . C h arlene Tilton a n d Al i
MacGraw : and model Brooke Shiel~s.
Ffld9y,Jat\uefY 2. 1981 OM.YNDT CJJ
Early parenthood reasons
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: A
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1reat deal hu been said and
written about promiscuous sex-
ual activity amon1 the youn1 -
and well there mi1ht be. Over
one million teena1e girls in the
United States last year became pregnant. self-esteem sometimes belleve
J am a psychology major at that having a baby will elevate
the University or Louisiana at them in the eyes of the world. It
Baton fiouge. We have been dis-is proof that t hey can produce
, cussing recent studies which something. Jt also provides them
your r eader s might find with somethine to love. and
enlightenina. It certainly gavt; hopefully, they will receive love
me a broader view and deeper in return. •.
insight into the problem. Jt is estimated that 35 percent
According to the studies, there of the teen-agers who have
are several reasons (other than babies out of wedlock do so in·
ignorance and laziness) for teen-tentionally for one of the above
age gii;ls to have JWl·of-wedlock reasons What can we do about
babies. For example, rebellion this problem? -F ITCHBUR<.;,
against parel)tal authority. Girls MASS., INQUIRY
who feel they are being denied DEAR FITCH: The glrls l.n
freedom sometimes get preg-eve ry c·a&.egory you have
nant to "punish" their parents described need counseling. How
for their strictness. • I wlsb every junior and senior
· Soine girls will have a baby in high school could find the funds
an effort to h ang on t o a to support a first-rate counseling
boyfriend or t.o "please him." staff. In the long run, il would
Several 15-and 16-year-old girl!> · cost the taxpayers a lot less
said their boyfriends wanted to money and it could save an un-
be fathers to prove they were told amount of grief.
men. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A.
In households where parents word, please. to the l7 year old
were divorced or a death has Ot'· boy who w.as afraid to show af·
curred. teen-age pregnancies fet·tion for Ins younge r brother
were three times more fr·equent. for fear of what others might
-The baby was :;upposed to sub-s ay
stitute for the loss. I'm a woman. 25. and was also
Girls _who have a low level or afraid tu be openly affec:uonate
toward my sister. CShe wu 21).
I wanted to hu1 and ki11 her
many t imes (she was the
sweetest person 11nd a true
friend in every way>, but I never
·let her know how I felt. Instead.
I substituted my real feelings by
buying her 1ifta. She was not a
wo~an of means and. had only h~r love lo give me ·-and she
Rave it in abundaqce.
I reca.11 hulling her only at
Christmas -because I had an
excuse. Christmas traditionally
is the season for showing ap·
r precialion and friendship.
On Feb. 25 my sister died. My
world has collapsed. How sad
that.she never knew how much I
loved her. Whal a tragedy that I
foohshly deprived both my sister
and myself of so much pleasure!
Please tell your readers. Ann
when there is love among
amily members. in the name of
ieaven. s how it! Don't put it off
until later It may-t5e too late. -
1-'0REVl'~R REGRETTING IN
AL: RORA. COLO.
DEAR REGRETTING: So
much has been said and written
about sibling rivalry. I wish we
could hear more about love and
affection ~tween brothers and
sisters. It does edst In abun-
dance -and there ls nothlnl
more beautiful. Thank you for
sharing.
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Basic micrmoove cooking
classes to be taught in HB
Lectures
on stress
UPHoLstERY [ c~c;5:~,~z~~9~~NG II
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will be offcn·d fr11m i to ~I p .m on
Tuesdays at The• C'uok -. l\111·h<'n an
Huntington Bcar h
rqod proc·essors.
"l:Wlt1•rtaaning Made Easy with a
:\1icrowave Oven·· 1s the· torn<' for
.Jan 27 •
Pat Cook, <'las~ mstru1·tor. '~111 µrt>
sent .. Bask M u·ro" a \'t' Cook mg·· on
Jan ti. demom.t rat 1ni.: roa:-.t het·f.
chtckt>n, bacon. cgg1-. 1-trawh1·rn
shortrake and 1•h11C'olat1· IJH!
Four classes in February offer
t'lhnlc foods prepare d In th e
m 1c·rowave. including Oriental and
1'olynes1an , European and Scandana
v1a n . Italian -and P o rtuguest'.
Spanish and Mex1t·an cuisine
Cost ror tt:ie classes is $15 a session
or S50 for a series of four
On Jan. 13. the· <:l a~s will ()(fer low
calorie. high nutnl1on di shes. and on
Jan. 20, ins.lructiun will ccnt<'r on
com bining the m11·rowu\ l' ovt•n with
t 'all 968·928SI for rcs(•rvations or an
formation
SATURDAY. JAN. 3
By SYDNEY OMARR
AilfES ( ~ar 21 Apr 19J Communication
with family me mbe r improves -you gain a
more valid pcrspeC'l1ve and potential comes. iAW
clear focus. Ta~r 1.1hra. Srorp10 persons play key roles. Lo g islancc t:all provides en·
couraging new.
TAURUS (Apr 20-May 201 Yuu are capa-
ble now of compl<'tang an important assign-·
ment. Add1t1unal information becomes more
available vou learn rnor£• at>out money and
how it. gets· that "'ay Steer dear of self
~eption Pist•t•s. Vlr·go natives figure prom-
inently.
Gt:MINI I Ma y <!1-.lune 20) i-:mphasls on
responsibility, vressurt!. challenge and
cha nce for greater reward \anrcr, Caprirorn
natives pla y k e y rol l·S Spotli~h t on
partnerships, conlrads , ll'~al nuances and
m arital status Dnn 't forrl' issut·~
CANCER Llune 21 .July 22>: Popularity in·
creases, reC'ent set ba1•k 1s revcrse1l. and you
gain a "wider audience · A<·<·ent on cooperation
with one who shares bu-.11 concerns Employ-
ment picture is brighter <.ind you'll be rid of un·
necessary burden.
LEO (July 2:1. Aug 22 • You ~et lo hcai:t of
matte rs. Emphasis on ~pcualat ion. fresh starts.
a "new love" and c·han<:e to demonstrate
creative capab11ttics. An11ther Leo. Anes and
Sagittarius rigurc prom 1m•ntly Pion1•N a pro-
ject!
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 2l I 1-'ocus on proper-
ty. security, shelter and long-range tax-
financial planning lnlu1t1ve intellect is ac
tivated. You know insltctively what should be
done and when lo do it. Cancer, Capricorn
persons play important roles.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0l'l. 22l · Emphasis on
movement, trips, relatives, special messages
and ideas which can be· transformed int.o viable
concepLc;. Key is versatility, ability to laugh at
your own foibles and willingnei;s to expand
personal horizon.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Roadblock to
financial progress is removed. Money. which
had been "tied up," is released Accent on
special purchases, sales and income potential.
Check small print. detect subtle nuances and
show wutingness to build on a more solid struc·
ture.
SAGITfARUIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21>: Ex-
press views in direct. dynamic, creative man-
ner. Take initiative. Display or iginality of
thou1ht, action. Trust your own judgment, tim-
ln1. You will be at right place at crucial mo·
ment. Gemini. Virgo and another Sagittarian play
key roles.
CAPlllCORN <Dec . 22-Jan. 19): Conference
la held in connection with remodeling or re·
d•coraUng project ~ family Input should be
seriously considered. Clandestine meeting may
be necesaary to settle long-standing differences. n diplomatic.
AQtJAaJUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Examine
1ub1tance or promises made by one who
aay1, "I want to be your friend." Define mean-
lD&•. ••your view perfecUy clear. Be wary
in conDeC!tlon with propoeed bualnesa invest·
ment. Pl~altln1 aame.
Club seeks
members
The Fountain Valley
City Council has pro·
c lai m ed Januar y a s
Junior Month.
Mrs. Robert Munck .
president of the South
Coast Women's Club, ac·
cepted the proclamation
ror the club and the 2.000
j unior clubs of th e
California Federation of
Women's Clubs.
Membership is open to
all women between the
ages of 18 and 35 who
are interested in corn·
munity service.
Local members have
presented programs to
preschools and SC'hools.
s erved at the UC I
Medical Center a nd at
t he Women 's Transi-
tional Livinil Center.
Call 962·467 1 'for in
formation
Ref r_igerator
maintenance
There's no "he kind to
you r refrige rator
week," but pt'rhaµs
there shoulrl he . because
a well -tr ea ted
refrigerator works a t
optimum level.
Frequent wa sh1n~
with detergent and
water of the interior of
the refriJlerator and its
parts is necessary, but
care of the appliance
should not end there.
The condenser area al
thc base or back of the
r efriger ator must be
cleanM of dust which
blot·ks the air s upply
a nd prevents the unit
from wo rking erri-
ciently. ·
The gaskets a round
the door sh ou ld be
washed period~lly to
remain flexible in order
to keep the cold air from
escaping.
Ice buildup on the
refrigerated plates and
coils also reduces the ef·
ficiency of the a p -
pliance. so refrigerators
that are not frost-free or
cycle defrosting must be
defrosted as often as
necessary.
Alr must be llJlowed to
circ ulate I n the
refrigerator. Don't block
the air now by covertn1
the open shelves with
paper or foll.
Stress management js
the theme of a series of
works hops offered dur-
1 n g Jan uar y at the
Maripos a Women 's
Center, 777 S. Main St
in Orange.
· · M.a s t e r i n g Yo u r
Stress" will be present-
ed by Lynda Moss from
I to 3 p m on Tuesdays
Jan. 13 and 20.
"Stress Management
Technique~1• will be of-
fered by J udy Roth from 7
to 9 p.m. on Wednesdays
Jan. 2.1 and28.
Lois Rubin will dis
c uss stress from t h e
pers pective of holistic
health and f a mil y
systems from J to 3 p m
on Jan. 27.
Call 547-6494 for in-
formations and reserva·
lions .
Car wash
Dirty cars, pickup
trucks and vans can get
a clean start on the new
year
Sea Scout Explorer
Post 1069 will sponsor a
carwash from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m . Saturday al t he
new scout base at 1931
Pacific Coast Highway
in Newport Beach.
Cost is $2. and pro-
ceed s will go toward
purchase of a new boat
for the base and lo sup-
port the sea scout sh,ip
"Ar~us ."
Ski weal-
on return
QUE($11EE. Vt <AP>
Sa les of s kiwear.
down during the 1979-80
season because of· the
recession and a snow .
clrought in the East, are
showing signs of m aking
a comeback. according
to a skiwear manufac-
turer
Fred Andresen. presi-
dent of Cevas, Inc.,
whose. sales were up 25
percent in October over
t he same month last
year, says:
"More people are buy-
ing this year , but they're
more selective. Skiers
a r e becoming more
value-oriented. and are
spurning dated, h igh·
fa shion garmen ts in
favor of more
classically-styled, dura-
b I e a nd fun ctional
skiwear ."
Exhibltioa
TORONTO, Canada
(AP ) -'"l\arner and the
Sublime," an exhibition
of works by J .M-.W.
Turner 1775-1151, is on
view at th the Art
Gallery of Ontario
throuch Jan. 4; 1•1.
The show lnchades 123
watercolors, prtntl and
dra •ln•• . wliich ·were
executed from 1711 to
1845 and demonatrate an
evolutkJn of theme and
style.
~ ··-Iii
~ (J'tb. l~Mar. 20): What or11tnal\y
appeand a Mtbaek 11 due to boomeranc in your
favor. Sp9etal bualnna opportunity la preHnt -
bow it, tUe ..tnnta1e of It. Canetr, Capricorn
FiU • refrt1erator to
capacity, but don't over-
crowd and block air
vents to interfere with
cood air circulation.
n• ublblt1on 1a built . around lGmll trOm tbe Tumer Bequ.t in tbe
BrlUA llUMWD' ud tbe I c -aaUY91 play important roles. ComblnaUon of
ehall_,e and frleridahlp dominate penoaal
ae .. ano. ·
Be kind to your Paul Mellon eou.eua.
refrtaerlltor, .ao that It at U. Y• o.tel' fer-
can be kind to JOU. Brttilla Art. .
·~~V~~ INDIAN ·~
I~ ·l TERRITORY
\ \ A C ...... loMi• bpMftU
. I • Lectures .;.r.·~ ••• t:~ •Buy c.ncfSPll Cott•!C' J''" • Nava10 Zun• H<Jp• J•!we1·y
• SrnokecJ Muuo.,et .. clf, 113 OFF Gowns & Robes
• 'I; , '\. !'AO<..dS!>•nS By 1 h~ C11!e V2 OFF Bras, Panties & Slips
t·: 424 Forest •••. LeiJ-a letich, CA
497.5747
Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30
3406 Via Lido. Newport Beach 673-n10
Row, deep price cuts on intrigµing gifts
that just missed
Santa's bag. Shop
Pier 1 early for beat
aeleotions.
Vases • Baskets • Glassware •
Screens • Wall Decor • Chairs •
• Seashells • Placemats • N apk.ins
Decorative Ceram.ics • Garn.es •
Natural Floor Coverings • Tua pots
Decorative Tins •Wooden Boxes •
Stemware • Pillows • Candlea..41.cks
Barstools•
Mugs•
L1m1ted quan1t11es of some
items Selection V8{tes frpm
store to store.
Bar stool that's ,1 tall ver -
c;•nn 01 the d1re1:to r'<> cha ir
Barstool reg . 59. 99
3988
Chair reg . 39. 99 2988
I
.. .
'You II have to forgive him He thinks
of tt:lat sofa as his
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
F~ANC.INE ,
00 YOLA evesz: INTEND
'TO 9AACKe?
THE FAMILY CIRC~S by Bil Keane
"You just wait! Wait till you grow up and have
dolls of your own!" --
DENNIS THE MENACE
..
'IANUTS ' __ _.y Vlf'lll ''"'" by CMrttl-M. Scllull i ltO GEORGI
~----~----------------~ IT'~ ALL A80VT THIS
SlOTMEl Al4D SISTER IM
HOlLAND, MD MOW 00
SKATE IN A 816 RACE ...
FUNKY WINkERBEAN
l1M SOKPRISED .. I MUST
AOMIT TMAT r Ne.4a ~l'DSEE~
ENJ()l(IN6 A BOOK ...
.....
by Tom Batluk
.e•maa
peaple play
ONE PL.()() IN (Y(}N()POL(,) ifiAT
HA5 PROVE.N EFr:E:C.11V€ OJER
fHE £.>EAR.5 IS 10 AR~ANC:JE:
WHEN HE L.£.AVE5 lb ~ER
1H£ PHONE I YOU AND 1J-IE
OTH~ PL.A4E.RS SPLIT UP ~1$
~4 ! TO HAV£ A FRIE.Np CAU. ONE
OF c.bUI< OP~NE.Ni5 DORIN&
GORDO
Ti.lt &AME
I 4-)j '
0
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
r~~') ~~·'.ft~
CJ t;_l
by Mell Lazarius
• .;c iH4T 11= r
'{ NE.\I Er;; ~E YDt,{
1 1 TLL f3£ ..JCOD
C..)f{ \ \E
JUDGE PARKER
TUMBLEWEEDS
YOW~ Nl1551NG COWCHAp
HA5 B~EN 5POTTEp ON
SOKllOOMEE iP,rBAJ LAND.
~1--
NANCY
NOW
SHOWING
--
----....... -.. . ··-.... -...
DRABBLE
New "<e11r~
Re~lo-riof\S 1.
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SO WHERE. fHE-
HE.CK HAVc~
BEEN,..!°'
DR . SMOCK
SUPPL'r'
ROOM
NOT~ 0000: THEY
600KED TIM AND
WE DON'T t<.NOW
WHEN HE'LL 0£
RELEA!>ED ON
60ND.'
~l \
\
1 I COK '(OUR FR1E.Nu
CONNIE TO rlER 5 TRFF
Nt:.W YE.AR5 EVE PAV\'{
by Gus Arriola
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
NOT A 51 N{;t.E CROW
I KNOW CAi:tRtE5
ANOPOME7t=R.
-y., •
-~ ~.
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by Ernie Bus"miller
YOU KNOW WHAT.
I THINK THIS
POPCORN IS
FORTY YE'ARS
OLD, Too '
... . _.
.. ~
''What's the problem THIS time?"
~ .
-AND,S1S
I
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
by George Lemont
TODA Y'S CROSSWORQ PUZZU
Jr~ Arrnfl'C ;1c 1r
S~ ,Jn~'Ou1.1>
~'.! Seem 11 t••t'
Ot e~·rg 'l.Jme
· ~ "' soc>rr iJo>11, 54 Nonsense·
·5 rennnn 58 Pavmenf
16 5,11,,"'"''"' 61 -seaman
1 • Tcio actor 6'2 Norse deity
18 Par~ feature 6J T •ff
'2 "'orCls 64 R1p
20 Listens 65 Stro~es
1~ Hotel 66 Sound out
2J T~e l te 0 1 67 Small Sulhl<
24 Ga•de" toot
26 Underworld
god
'2i L1grit ye110 .....
30 Processes
34 Interior
JS Places
36 Grtlek te11er
37 l egume
38 Occupation
40 Bass -
41 Wap111
42 Pretense
43 L ou1s1ana
native
45 Boiled
47 Slupet1ed
48 Reagan to
pals •
DOWN
1 S1a1e Abbr
2 Ne1gbor of
Mc.nt
3 Suckle
4 R1llt e•pert
5 Ve1b enC11ng
6 G1be
1 Girl s name
8 Cooker
9 Number ol
Canadian
provinces
10 Expire
11 Spoken
12 Hill
13 Simple
19 Hominy -
l•"J TrD rP,\h"f' C:,)n(lu illo>
• , u•~1lily ~ P .Jl.'if' S•"-''ll
21 Gyrate 44 0~1d1ze
25 Now - -46 Orrlls
26 Discovers 4 7 Noted spot1
'27 Harmo1111f's 49 Asian animal
'28 Anoint 50 G1uard
'29 Ouencri 5 1 Helen s
.JO Muck mother
31 The Hunter 5'2 Issue
32 E Indian oog 53 Walk
33 F1•ee1 shoes 55 Help
35 Maul 56 Stave
39 Staff 57 Present
40 Worship 59 Label
42 Abrupt 60 Prior to
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PUBLIC NOTICE
N·71'M
lfATIMe•TOP
aeANDONMS .. T Ofl UH 0,.
PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ----... ,,.., "'euc "°'"• fllCTIT10&KMll•IP THI CITY 0' Ul\llMll, '" 0"• ..._ ITATIMae.T ..,,.. .. w11t1 er~ Jlllll f/I U.
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S..01• AM, c.I.._,.,. '21'1 °""''City Ciera
Ge., .. 'II "°"'"' lnt•rprlMt. 1-1...~ I"( , e c.llf0t"'• <Ot-•11.,., 2•1 CllTDf lntlN 1 .. 1 1111• \I-, Wile Me, Celltot,.I• P ... llllWCI Or-C-11 o.llT flilol,
'2101 Je ...... ry J. 1•1 ,,.,..,
Thi\ bu\i-i. <ONIU<l9CI Dye CW· _ ------
llC>f•I-c;eo. .. w Sm1th PUBUC NOTICE
E-11<1 .. ,.tM ------::~:.;.YP..,lu•. •·PMU
fhl\ •le-I ..,., 1i1ec1 with tho fll(TITIOUletlltNlll NAMI ITATIMINT
r_0.,,..y Cl••' ol Oranoe County on Th• lollowl"9 '"'"'"' ••• doll!t
O.um .. , U. ,.., I' ""'"'' bu$1fteU iK •
P"bll•-Or-Co.otl Oaoty Piiot C ~ W IEIHE RflRISES, 2•01
0.< ,., ,..,, J M . 2, •. "· ,.., ~1~ . .0 :,~;:" Otl••. Colla Mau, CalllMnla
PUBLIC NOTICE C•mpci>Wen EntHprlM1, Inc., • Calitornla torpo<ellOO'I, 2t01 Europa
Orhe, c .. ta Mew, C•lllMnla tJ4Jt
f'ICTITIOU' IU"MIH Thi• bu\lneH II tondu(l9CI lly a CO<
Fl\dllW, Jenuery 2, t II t
Shadow cast
by Prop. 13
By THOMASD. ELIAS
The year before a California eubematorial elec·
lion normally features constant political positioning
by polenUal candidates, and that will no doubt hap-
pen in 1981.
And as in all other years that end in the number o~e, this year will see seemingly endless wrangling
over the redistricting of all California's legislative
andeongressional seat&. li has already begun. TM ... ._. ... _.,_.. l\ det"• W"* ..... ,
111111 v l 1•1 c0•"'"" 1•111
,ectt\\ (M\t ...... , \wnw t '"'•"" , .. ,., ~1('flTICJU• lllllM&U
MAMll tl'Af&MaMf
"CTITIOUI •u""'" ••::,..) rn. 10tlowine ......-,,., ao.
'"" ..... Cl! '"° ll<llllou• 11Uwneu n•m. ul A a A TO•ACCO &ARN PIPE
S.,OP •I UllO El l oro Ro.cl. El loro,
C•llfornt•tt»JO
NAMI ITATIMINT -atlon,
'"• lollowlng ~''°"' are doing c.mpo.W.n ........... a\ EnlHprlMI, Inc.
For what else beSides a promise of better treat·
ment during reapportionment could have won all
those Republican votes for new Assembly Speaker
Willie l)rown, the longtime liberal black from San
Francisco?
Top•poll
81ATCHER BUSINESS CENTER Thil •le'-1 wa• filed f'lth .... ,,_.,..,... ~,., ~.. ..,, .. ,.,,
.., • 0 ' .. """'"'QtUn •••\ f':\ C.. •
t f\• t.;llO••OO H rWn\ •n Ov1t1Q
tH.f\ir••U •• ~Al "A' 1>1C UlVtl UPMt~l l~UI ¥-.Ar""'°" Wiuv .. ••rd trite•PIO''
••• ," t• '1-MU
f he fk.HliOU\ bu\iM\\ n•me re
terr .-ct \O atao-w ••' Ul.ci 1" O"t County
un Jul~ ). 197'
FVl..\.ERIOH, 2 La Paa 110..i, ounh Cter k ol Or•noe Coun•y on
L•O""• Nl9110t. Ca '1•11 umber 17, 1•.
lltr<•I C0<-•llon (a C•lllornte """" _..
f'-•\ ~""-'\ t. ,Of\O\.tl t.O D'f •"in
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t/H ttlf rt~i• 'ftUU Wn Shlffl!
kwlew•rO D W)D' S. tert f Hill\ C •
A a A CORP la C•lllorno• cor
paratoonl 111' E FIOftn<• A...,. .. ,
Oo.,nn. CA ten«>
corpor •tronJ, 77•• 1 l • Pat Ro•d, P"DllSl>ed Or.,. Co•"' O•llY Pilot,
L•9U"• N._,, Ca t?•7l <.7', t•,Jan.2,t, 16, ltll S14S-IO
C•,.,.11 tnt••Hlt I• C.•htornl•
corPOr•loonJ, 1 Morro B•Y. Coron• det
M•<. Ca ., .. ) PUBLIC NOTICE 1 rus bu\itt'e\\ .,,., COftd\lt \tG t>'f • . 0.o"'•' •0 ,.., ""'* 90111
"orpor•tlan
P""°t1tl9G ()f .. t o.e\t C>•tt, Pt'C" ._ '•0 \f\r•Q•• \P•U '/u.\ort
Dec: 12 •• 1' ,_. ••• 1 ••' *' .. b owl•"•'O Si .-.th F-1uo1 ftrfonn
Al. A CORP
8• i ...... c ""''"'" Pr11i1oent--... 011 ... 00d C• vi.a ..
C '""' Mm ....,,. HOllO 10>414 f /\on
o.~~'~,=~~11:\ c.tO:~~~ .. o nv \• Pl' BU<: SOTIC E
lhl\ \lalemtftl ..... ll•ecl w1111 tho
r.uunlY Cl••' of Oran99 County on
Oe<ember I 1'111 .... ,.,.
T "• tOtl0•1n9 IW' W>f'h ., .. Oo•nQ
~"·"••-'ti Mt~l()oo Otl COMPANY ••111
GrM n••• l,,AtW Ht..tnhAQ10n IM•<h
Ca '2Mt
Gr1n1 l Argallr •Qfll i.711
Gr•evlew l •M t1u,,1tn9ton 8e•Cn ,
Ca '2 .. t
R ot,.rt M T••ll •• l tl•
Ha•kbro<*, S... 01"'8•. Ca. t1713
John o. l'IMllen, IUO OakClal•.
Pa.-na, c.. t 110t Jav1d MaMourl, 1411 8ulltrtoelo.
S.n OomM, ca. t\1)3 •
T"I• 111 .. inau is cond .. ct•d llY •
o-neral -llwrll\lp.
Gr.,t E Ar99llrtG"I
Tiiis •••t-t wet filed wllll 1no
Cou"'Y Clortl ot Oran99 (ounl~ on
Oec•m .. r 10, ,..,
l'UllU
P .. 1111\MCI ()rang,e CO.Oii Oally Piiot
Dec 11. It. :it, ltlll, Jan J, 1 .. 1 49 ... IO
P UBLIC NOTICE
... ""' ,.CTITIOUI aullNIH NAMllSTATIMENT
The lollowlng ptl\OM ar• dolnQ
llUtJneua~. THE BUTTONWOOD GROUP.
-""-'...,,,...r Boule•ard, Ntwport
lleach. CA .,..0 Rooert W a.11, +et O<amPO OrllMt
Pacific Pall.-1, CA tenn
E l(e\111 Owen\, II S•n Mete<
War. ccw,o-c1et Mar, CA nus Tllh llU\lnen Is conducted llY 1
o•na••l 1N1rt...,t11tp E. Ktllll 0-t.
GeNral Partner
Tiiis 1le._t wa• 1111<1 with th<
County Clerk ol Orangot co .. nty or
Q•Mt•l p.rttwntup
....... , ... Doh
f PU\ \Le..,._,t w•~ h f.cl t1111eh (f'r
Count1 Cl•tk of Or•n99 C.ounty Oft
Oeo,.,..,., s, '"°
LawOttke111t
lllCMA•D '· .. AUL a &llOCIATH 1111a..tac....,....-• ...
Matti·-· $Mita .. lJttoaw-'
l'l,....
.. a.~-11.c.. . .-PuDllshed Or-Co.oti Oaoty Piiot
0.< ll. It 2•, 1'90. Jan 1, 1981 5()06.IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE Of' TRUSTEE'S
SALE NO. f·I-)
On Fr !day, ; ...... r. ll. '"''· •I • '\ • m HOME FEOEAAL SAUI NGS
ANO lOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAN
DIEGO. 41 Corp0r11too . ._ T!"\lff un
""' lh•t OHd ol T .... ,, dall'd AUQU\I
H th ' 1911, e.e<ut~d DV OON E
RAMIREZ ANO BONNIE S RAMIREZ, H .. w.nc1 •ncl Wife. •nd ,.
<O<ded S.pte,,,.,.., 11. 1911, •• tn•tru-
ment No, U161 Bk 17U8 P-1121 of
Ot11el1t Record• Of O••noe co .. ntv.
Stale of ca11torn1• woll \Ill at pu111i<
autllon 10 1114! h•l!M•I bo-r tor <a•h
In 1awtu1 rnGMY of '"' u"''"" St•t••. •t ttw nwtn r"trance to ttw (,ountv
Courl"ov,..., 100 ~iv1c C•nt•r Driv•
w .. t. In lfM' City Of S.nl• Ana, Co .. nh
ot OranQO'. Stale ol Calilorn••. an
r•Qhf. tttle ...o 1ntetf'\t conv.yed lo
and now htlO 111 ol ""de' Slld Ottd of
Trust. 1n tn.t proe:iirrty s1h>att'<f in ~aid
County al\d Slat•. O.'I< ,,_ ••
1..ol l4 ot fr.o<I No 1060, 1n t~ Coh
of Irvine,., ~hOwn on• "'•o ttwr.ot.
retordM in -11>4. P-' 41, .4• a"d so. Mlsctll•neou• M•P•. r•corO• ot
•aid 0••"91' County. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all Oecem .. rt. ttllO
VITTI MILH a ltOtllMSO..
Aftfl; J, o.,tall S.--Cl>9l11 ... ,Me<.,_ .........
S.llt 111
'""'' 011 . oa\. m1n~r•t\ "no other hydro<orDon \ut>slanu• lying !>Plow a
• depth ol !00 1..,1 l~m '"" s .. rl•<•, but
w1tnout the r1Q11t tnlfy Jpon any PO<-
toon •boV• a ch!plh of SOil lttl. IO la-r, mer ket, mine, ••plore or drtll for
'-•rne. •S Ml tOt'tn "' a CMieO recorded J1nuary tO ... ,.
N•...., llMcll, CA '2Mf RUIJll•hed Or-Coe•I O•i•y PHol
Dec 12. 19. :It, t•. JM!. J, 1991 SCJOl.I(
P..o_i'.-ClrM191 (Ool\I O••IY Pllol
Oe< It, "!.!'· ltlO, Jan 1, Itel S01CMG
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS IU51NISS
NAME ST&Tl ... ENT
ff\e tollo••nQ swrwn l\ do1nq bu\1
~\\A\ ENTHEOS ~OC IEfY , 1801
W••l<lllf O• N•wport Buen, C•
'1660 J amtt'. E 8<>MtCI, 11?0 A\lt< Pi
r.o>I• M•w, Ca "1Ul
This bil\],..\\ '' col\ducltd Oy an on
d•vlouat, J•""'' E Bon•CC 1 Tiii\ sl•lemenl wi>\ lllfd .. 1th ltw
(!iounty Cterk of OrenQ4!' (ounh on
0.C~m~r II, IQtl) FISllS1
F>u1>11shed Ora"~ (out OAllV P•tol
Orr !', 16, 1990, J•n J, •, 1911 ~01.,,ec>
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS IUUNE\S
NAME STATEMENT
Tl\• toHowlnQ per\Ort\ •re do,nQ
ttusintts•s
INTER10fl TROPICS. 2000
Anartolm St . unit A Coot• Meu , c,. ,,.70 0•••0 L•"'" Rtnet . 2000
Anehe1m. Unit A CO'\I• Me\•, C•
97'70
Lor• l(•llllUn R"""" . 1000
Ana,.,.,lm SI , Uno! A Co.la Meu Ca
92'10
'"'' ,,, ........ s IS <on<li.o<lt'd Oy .. n In
dl•id.,al thu\boOnd & *•'•I
0.""Re""''
Thi• statement ••• 111..i w1111· ""' Co.,nty Cteri\ of Oranqe Co .. nh on
O.ctm._, 10, ttllO l'UIUO
PuDlilhed Orange Coast Oa oh Pilot
Orot 12, t9, 1•. 1990, J a" 1, 1911 ••S2·IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'l(l'ITIOOS austNESS
NAME \TATEMENT
Thi\ Dtaine\\ '' conductro bY •
~ ...... _,,,.,,hip.
CAMPllEl..ltNTERESTS
A-A AA C•"'•~lll,-
P"'""""t •
UH\ ~••ternit-nl wai f•lf'd wtth lhe
County Cl•rk ot Orange county on
Oe<•rnt>t< 11. '"° MUNTllR&YOSS
AMrMYlitt UIW
, ... '•l~lllld o. .. S..lt• ...
'°HIOffk• .. • t .. 71 ••••n•, ca. n1u P"bll~twd Oran~ Co.o•t Dally Pitol
0.-t "· 1', '"°· Jan J, 9, 1991 5003,90 -"-
PUBLIC NOTICE
N·1>4U
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
t ht! fOllOWlnQ per"-On\ IJft doinq
bu1>1ntu.n
fllCTITIOU1 auStNIH
NAllU STATEMllNT
The tollowl"I perM>M a re doing
bu.11n•,.\M
PAl..M VILLAGE INVESTMENT.
7601 '1h SI • ayerwo Parlll Ca. tOUI
Ming--Lu, .. , OcrNn CrHt
Or., H11ntint1on Beach. Ca ., ...
Shu·Cl•n Lu, t'11 Ocean CrHI
Or , HuntinQ!on a.ac11. C• '2M6
Tiii• bu11neu I• condu<lld by •" in·
dh,iduAL
Ming.,..nl..u
Tiits •ta•-• w•• Iii.cl wltrt tne
co .. nty cierit of Or•n~ County on
O•tf'mbitr 10, 1WO '1SIJ4t
PuOli\NCJ Or-COol\t OallV Piiot
0.< 12, 19. 26, ltlO. Jan. 2, 1991 4'1'-IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
1..ANOEVCO. 4911 81f<h StrHI, FICTITIOUS auSINISS
Suitt 170, lll•wPOrl B•ach, CA 91"'10 NAME STATE ... ENT
l..enclev<o, l..td (a Calltofnil <O•· Th• loll-lnCI per'IOft " <101n11 bu•i·
por<olooM. •9'21 81r<h Stree1, Su•l• 110, neu as
N•wport 8fo¥h, CA 91'60 SEAY SAILING ASSOCIATES. t~
T h1\ bu,•f"lit\\ t\ conducteo b~ a cor· Rlv•rsldt Av• . Newpiort Br•<h . .51
porallon 91~) l.ANOEVCO. L lO R·oc111rd Nort»rt S..1•. 1• Crt'I
JOlln 8eld<t, P'"''"""' Clf< t•. Coron.. Ml Mar, (I 91•1S
1th ... \tatement w~n •·•fld with tht" Tru' bu\me'\ I\ conauttP<!I bV •n tn
County Clerh of OranQe" Cou"IY on divtdu•I.
Ot'C.mt>Pr •O. l'lllO Rocha«j N ~ay llOSll N,ELO KASSOY & lllltAUS Trti\ 5loll"'""nt wa• lilld .,1111 lhe
L•• c...,..atlan <'.o .. nty Cler~ of Or•nQf! co .. nty on
UtM.c-o.1 ... -,.. Oecem!"" is. 1~
leverty Hllll, CA to2IO ann: R-•• Oita Pubh\hed 0...,.90 Coast Daily Pilot
0.-< 19, 16, 1990, Jan 2. 9 1911 )O'IO-IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS aU51NESS
NAME STATEMENT
Th• fOHO'#tt'IQ P@t\On\ 1Jr• dOjn9
bu\lnt\\ •\ CORONADO OIL COMPANY,
t•!t t Greenv1ewi. L4M~ Hunt1n9ton
Bu ell, Ca 9lf>ft Granl E Argal>rlQ/11 16111 Gfeen
view L•M, t-tuntinqton ttrach, Ca .,, ...
C•rl F Cirt.W. 601 81iy!.idP Ono;f,
Newpart Be<t<ll C• 91"'10 ,
This busi"f'\:ii f\ (onduch:id by it
general parl""''hip Gr anl E. Arg.ol>r iQhl
This si.1 • .-.-t wa> lltf'd with ttw Co.,nty Cler• ol OranQ<! County on
Oecemt>Pr 10, 19111
""'"' PuDlltllrd or-Coa\I Daily Pilot
O.c. 19 ,., '"°· )MO 1 ... '"' SOit IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICftTIOUS IUSINHS
NAME STATEMENT
l hto tooow.n9 cwr"°" ts do•no t>u~'
n~s' tt!t RIPTIDE RADIO CO/oll P~NV ,
UOJ so .. th coa.i Orlv•. Sultr 311
Costa Mrw, Ca. 91626 o • .,.,d e. ow'1Mo. 19 111pt1d•
Court Nt..,POrf Beach, C• 97 .. 3
Tni~ boSmee.\ t\~on<.l~t•O blf an In ·
dlVldUdl O•vld 8 OMrbfoO
lnl\ ~tatemf'nt #ti\ ,,Ito with the
County (l•r~ ot Oranoe County on
O~•mbor I~. l'lllO l'UU.,
Pub1l51)ed OunQP. Coa•I O•llY Pllol
Dec. "· 16, 1te0, Jan. 1. 9, •'let SOll·IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
l n~ \treet addrHs or other common
df\1onat1on of th~ re•I CHOPtrt r
dncdl>td .C.O•• i• purport•d lo tit'
1HJ1 Swe•t•n Sir••'· Ir vine ,
ORANGE COUNTY C•lilornoa ..
Thr foll°"'lnq per.on " dOlrlQ llu\•
MS\ IS KARMAN ANSWERING SE RV ICE, 2991 Gra<r Ln . Cos II
Mt w , C•. 9'2•26 Gr-Karmarl. -Et .. (•de<o,
P•lm Stwlf\9\, C•. '22•1
, FUUU
Publl•twd 0.anQe coast Dally Pilot
Oe< 11, "· 26. lteO. Jan 2, Itel 4941-1IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
PfCTl'ttOUS •UJl .. ISS NAME STATEMENT
T "e toll owing ~,_, I• dolrtQ w.I MUNICIPAL cou•T·CENTllAL Saki .... Wiii iie ...-. wrttiout COW·
JUDICIAL DISTtllCT nant or w•rrantv. eapres• Of lmptlotd,
, .. Clvk ce.iw on ...... , re9ardlr>g title, "'" .. "'°" Of •Mum· ~.Mia, c.l...,..a '2191 bran<el, to pay '"" "fllNld prtnclp•I
T"'' Duslnal• Is c-..Cl•CI II~ •n '" divldual, Grt9111Carm.,,
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUaLIC HEAtllMOS Will IE nenat: MELD IY , ... CO\TA ME\A PLAN· DICK'S CLEAN 'N FIX, IS. Costa
NINO COMMISSIOtt AT l'HE CITY MewSt.,CostaMew,ca.'2.,7
MALL, 11 , ••• °"'"· c.eta Mew, Rlc ..... d w. Pflllllpl, I~ Co•t•
BUT NO MATTE'R HOW EXCITING or impor
tant they turnout to be. thesetwopolitical stories will
likely be overshadowed by a tbird one, al least during
the first halfof 1981. ' • That will be the state's adjustment to the real
world of Proposition 13. as the chief of the California
Taxpayers Association describes the new financial
situation.
For Calirom ia has li ved in a sdl't of fool"s
paradise since Proposition 13 passed in 1978, culling
property taxes by about S1 billion The multi-billion
dollar surplus on hand when the Jarvis-Gann in
itiative passt>d allowed
SOUTH ER!lli -.., ·1oc al governme nts and
CALIFORNIA schools about 87 percent of .. ,O(:(J ""·, their pre· 1978 funding ___ r ___ -__ .~ __ _,,, f!ven though the tax cuts
meant they were bringing
in only 49percentoflhe revenue they did before.
But th~ surplus runs out this year , and that's
when the battles should begin.
A FJ'ER ALL, LIFE IN THE public sector hasn't
been exactly easy sioce Proposition 13. even with
state bailout moQeY available. And it promises to get
much harder without the cushion.
Public li brary hours have been s hortened in
mos t cities, police and fire department staffing i~
down about 15 percent from 1978 levels and many
school districts have shortened school days, some to
the point where students can't tah enough ac adc mil'
courses to qualify for admission to maJor
universities But most of these cuts haven't been ,·1s1hlt· to
m any Californians. Children still attend puhhc
schools even if private schools arc 'proliferattn~
and roads are ~till maintained reasonably A II pollc·c
and tire statwns :-;Hll a ns wer their telephones "'ht·n
called, even if not quite a s quickl y as before
But some of that may change when the state·..,
1981 ·82 budi:et takes effect next s ummer
WILLIAM HAMM, THE STATE'S b1part1san
legislative analyst . has warned that there must ht'
"substantia l c uts·· in present service and employ
me nt levels -or else some1a')( increases.
·But Proposition 13 makes tax increases nearly
impossible. even if legislators, city councils. county
boards and the governor were so inclined. It requires
a two.:thirds majority in a popular vole ~o gel a local
tax increase and the same margin in the Legislature
What's more, Gov. Brown vows lo levy no new taxes
in the twoyears left on his term. That translates into unprecedented jockeying PLAINTIFF INSUltANCE COM· sum ol Ve,m 0 , pl"• lnterHt thtreon
PANY OF NORTH AM ERICA .~· rovl-lnlheNote..curedlly .. id
ANAHEIM NATIONAL llANIC ~'.,tj of Tru•I, plus u ol Ille dal• of""'
D EFENDANT· SONNY~ 1nl1Tat"pulllic•Uonotthl\NOll<••n..S-
Tlll5 J\11-1 WM flied with I""
County C\efll ol Orel'IQlt Co.,nty o~
Oe<•mber ts, tteO. .. ,, ... , C•ll ..... IA, M •:• p.m. er H •-at -.. SL, Costa Mew, Ca. n•ll ,..ul~I• tllerufter a n M••ol•T, Tllh llU\l,..u I• c-.ct..i llY an 1"· for the money that is left.
Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher
h a s b e e. n v 0 t e d
.. Personality of the
Ye ar" for the second
straight time by a
poll of listeners of the
British Broadcasting
Corp.
Auto club
delights
ministers
ALT/\ M ONTE
SPRINGS. Fla. CAP> -
II began with ·a one-inc h
ad i n ll ot Rod
magazine: Was anyont'
interested in joining a
t·luh for owners of
l!l55·5'l·57 Chevies·~
In o ne mo nth . JOI
C hev y ow n e r s
r<'spon<led. so Adventist
m in1sters Danny Howell
and Ooug Moorhead,
hoth 32 . hegan
mo11nltght1ng. teaching
at parochial schools all
clay and work ing at
nllo!ht on their Classic
Chen· Cluh lnterna
11onal·
H\" TllY. t :SD of the
(1rsl n•ar 1974 the
r l11b 11ao 2.<166 memhers
"Wl1 were flahber~ast ·
t•d ... !-a\·s llow ell.
Thl . .;' h ad n o idell
t ht•n· ·we rt• so many
pcoph: who felt the way
they did about sliding
behind the wheel or their
L955 . 1956 or 1957
l'hevrolets.
llllt LCO)(; FRAN!( l"ARACE, •~d d1llon1t e\llmalf'd _..,of U .060.00
DOES 11,,,_,, X, ln<I"''"" for advanc~. ii any. under ti-l1Prms
SU....oMS of H id Oet<I ot l "'''· 1tn. c.haroe•
cASI MUM•I• 11Molt ..-d Ul)e<\-of llW Tru•tee.
NOTtC·ll Y• MW ...... -" l'he Tiie -tlCl.,Y under wod Deed ol
c .. ,, .,.., ._ ... -•ti r-•'-' Tru\t ""' r>eretolore en cut9CI arid.,.. , .. , .....,. _,. """"" fa. ,.....,. llvereo to uid TruslH • •rotte n
wltlll• • &a~ ••• -,_.,.....,. O.tl•rallon of Oetaull ol ti• Obllga· Mt-. lions tecurt<I by wl<I OH<I of Tru•I,
-.. Pulllll-Or-Coa\I O•llY Pilot nee. It. 26. ltlO, J.,,, 2, t. , .. , 501 .. IC
PUBUC NOTICE
Ja.....,•'C. It. 1•1, ,_..,. .. ,_ ...-. 1hvldua1 llif aHfk.U..: AlchMd W PflllliPS
I ZONE EXCEPTION PEAMIT Tnl• \1 .. _I .... lolld with l"9
zE .. l-c>4 -hnl .. IW ~ of Tr«I County Cterll ol Oranp County o"
TT·lll') fOr crown Engl,_rlng arid· 0e<1mtw• ts. ltlO
SurveylnQ COroor•tion. •U'U'lorhed P'11H .. agent for Ge<>•CIO' Kol>O•. P.0 Boa Pu1111.-Or-Co .. I Dally Pilot
Schools and colleges wi ll be pilled a({c;inst citic~
and ~ounties. Fire and police interests must fi~ht'"' •
we lfare recipients a nd parks and recreation backer~
will be jousting with state employees
''We were around
the m all t he lime back
the.p 1growing up). bul\l
was no hig d eal ,"
ll t1\H•ll rt>calls Rul
"When we were tn col·
lcge. we used to dream
ahoul starting a Chevy
r ar duh ·· ·
AYtSOI UtMll Ila -_.,.. .... and a wrtnen Noller of o.11o .. 11 and
It ''*-',.... 41«• c...W• u•. Et.ctlon 10 s..11. wnlcll Nohce .aid
slfl ... -la• -... Uol. ,.._.,.. Tru\IH ha• uuMd to llr recorded on u .. ,..,.. • • lllal. ua la 1 ..... ,,. •. S..ptemllrr I, 1-as 1n11{Umen1 No.
Clefl......... · 14'9 Bk tl7J) P9 661 bl 0111<1•1
If you wlsll to ..,., lht .ovlce of •n Ret o•d• of .. id County
attorney In thll m all••. you ShOuld do Said '"'" w ltt 1>r <ondu~ted Dy
so Promptly 10 lrtal •o"' wrltltn c 111tornl• Po•llng and PuDt1•n1no "'"'°""'· 11 •ny. ma~!» tiled on time Company who.., """"" and prtonr SI U\led OtMA 'IOlicllar •I consefo "" ""mMr Is 117 North M•dl\01\ Avtnuo,
un •l>o9"do en esl• asunto. ctetwroo PH•clena. Calllorn111 '1101 PH 12131
ll•certo lnm1dlalamente. de est• 6tl 4S4ti mane~•. su rt-••a eK•lla, ti h•y Oaled Oecembtr??,1990
......... puedt ... reol•tr..sa. tl•mPO HOME FEDERAL
I. TO THE DEFENDANT' A Cl vol SAVINGS ANO LOAN
complalnt .... -tiled b• Ille ptaln "~~IATIONOF
N·nMI
l'ICTITIOUS IUStNIU NAME STATeMENT
The follo•lnQ PtrM>rn •r• doin9
DU•lneu •• TELEP.,O N E CO M ·
MUNICATIOHS SYSTEMS, 2401 Eatl
17111 StrMt, Santa AN, CaUtorni• •11ot
Gaoror W. Smilrt Enlrrprl\fS.
Inc . • C•llt·orn•tl corpor•Uon, 240'
Ea\t 1'111 Strttt, S.nt• Ana, Calllornl•
'2)01
Thi• llU\ineu '' con<luct•d by• cor
paratloo Grorgo W Smilll
Ent.,prlM•. In<
Klllly L. Pauh>\,
SH<etary
~It~. llew rly Hiiis, for C-llloN I Uw 0.c "· M. ltlO. Jan 1. t, '"' S071-IC
Permit for''"" 1.....,11 rM.,...llal con-dOmlnlum ,,....,.,_,., with •••lane""
trom req.,t,.cl drlwway width, private
P•llO arH. -IO< Otf\lity clevi•l•Ofl. and a1w a Ten\all,,. Mell of Tr.ct for•
Of'lf: IOt \Ubdivt\IOn, toc•t~ at 1"1 BU• Slr .. t, In arl R3 Zcne En¥iron·
ment•I Oettrrm•n•tlOn Nfgatlve
O.ctarallon
PUBLIC NOTICE
fllCTIT10US aUSINEH
M&Ma\TATE ... NT
Tl\e loll-lnQ ...,._. IS doing llU\I·
M \S•s·
COAST MOl'IETAAY TRUST
AG ENCY, 2'02 Nt•POrl 8 tvd ,
Ne..,PQf19Ncll. Ca. 92643
Bruce J , Pick lord, ""'" SeashOre Orltt • ...._, llffch, ca.~
Tiiis lllnlllft\ 11 c-.Ctff llY an in·
dlvlduat,
8ruc• J. PIOford
SAYS ONE SACRAMENTO lobbyist. ··Thcrt-
won't be room enough in the Capitol Park for all the
protests we're going to see when the Legislature
starts considering the next budget.··
The outcom e'! That will depend on the clout th(·
competing interests can gene rate with lawmakers.
whose attention will neverthe less be partly f(ICUSNI
on the more traditional political infighting thal
would normally occur in a year like 1981
1 E!ias1soco!umnist baited mSantaMnmca 1
~OW THE\" have
zg.ooo dues-pay mg me m·
ht>rs m all 50 states and
20 foreign tountries. ··we don't have a heacl
t•ounl. o f co u rse.··
ll owcll ~a.rs ... But I
would guess our mem-
hcr~ own at least 50,000
l'ars. J\ few even have 4-0
<)I' 50 ..
tiff agalMI you. II you ""lsh to dot•nd SAN 01 EGO
1111• ••woult, you mu\t, within lO d•Y• a CorPO".alo.,;, as TRUST EE
after t"I\ summons Is \lr~ed on your BY, u nd8 R, War~r.
Ille wit~ this court • '"''"'" 11sp0n.., Aislst11,.t Vice p'"""""'
Thi\ \IAlt-nt. w•• flit<! with Int
co.,nty ""' ol Or•~'il"' County on December 12, t'llO. l'Ul47'
Published 0.al'IQlt Coast Dally Pllol.
1 ZOHE Ell.CEPllON PERMIT
ZE·ll 06 tor l. .. & StroO Architects,
autnor111<1-""10< EGS M•lro, .. s
Town c,,..,.,. Drive, tor CMdlllonal
Us• Permlls 10< Off·\lle P"rklnQ, 5mell
car parking, and t>uoldlnQ helQhl in U ·
ten ol JO f .. t in 'onlut'Cllon with con-
\\ruclloo of an -o•imaiely 77,000
\q"•re 1001 olfite bulldlng, to<ated at
lSIO N .. tmeg Pl-.e, on. Cl z-. En·
vtronment•I 0.-termlMtion NoQalllre
Oetl•r•Uan. •
This stat-I """ fifed wit" the
County C .. rtt ot Or•l'IQlt County on
Oecem .. r 11, ,..,
fl1SlJ71
Publls-0r-. Coen Dally Piiot
Oe< 12,J 9· Jt, 19111, Jan, 1, Itel .,..._'° Unnsual names. explai1ied
10 the compl••nl. Vnle\\ you do •o. p.,01os11rd Orangot C<Hl•I Oa•lv Piiot,
your Otlault wlll be entered on aP· Jon 1,9,16,1991 S•63·80 plic•lion ol tM ptalnliff, and thl\ court , -
C"~"' """ ,_, ,.,, ., o 11r. '"'' ~t4l·IO
PUBLIC !liOTICE
For,.,,,.,.. lntormatlononl,.,.,abov•
appticatlom, lelepl!OM TS4-S74S or call
at tne oflict of tr. Pl•nnino o.p.rt·
ment, Room 100, 77 Farr Oriw , Cosla
MUI, C•lllorni•
PUBLIC NOTICE
may enter a judQlnent •O•insl vo" tor
tho rellef oemandeCI In the comptalnt.
which could retult ln garni.nmenl ol w•iie•. t..,lng of m-v or p•-•h or
otller r•li•f req.,••led '" •'1• com
PUBLIC NOTICE
CflP241
l'ICTITIOUS IU$1NIH
MAME STATEMENT
The loll-Ing PIP'"°" 11 dol"G busl· NOTICE 0' l'•USTEe'S SALll
T.S ..... l'C SIN nen •'
to.l•MfU Pt.,,..1ng Commiu""'
CNlrlH W Rot>Prt•
~retary •nd
Director of Pl.,.nong
N·7MM
"CTITIOU' IUSIN£'5
NAME ITATEMENT
Tiie 1o11ow1na perwn i• doing bU•I·
Plail'I. ' O" J-y t, Hll, al 9 tS AM. SUNNYSIDE VP SO\.AR n•S' •\ Al.I'S HAIR &AZAAR, 4'J tltn
I
l I l c l ( c c c
Publl\r.d Or~ Coa•t Oa•I• Pilot, DATED July,, 19"
Donald \. """""' OSL SERVICE COMPAHY a\ dulV SPECIA\.IST. 101 OQle St . "A," CO\I•
•-lnled Tnt\t"" under -pur\Ulnl Me ... Ca 9'2U7 SfrHI, tOill •Y-, ca .,.21
Clerk 8 y \.--.Ore Brown to O.e<I of Trust re<ordtd 10.lt·11. Pllilllp f' ColleU, 101 Ogle St ;
In•• No 4tJn, .., -11'03. p-··-.:· CO\ta Me.a. Ca .,.,,
Janu•'f· ttlO S116..0 Jan~ Marie Metnam. 10s ltlh
Strut, "-Pl A, N•-'1 Bra<ll. t a
97660 Oe\JutY cooo•MO& IURl:SM
fl.O ... •ntl
14 ... of ottlcr•I Recor.d\ I""'-office of Got""' Sun.et Oewl~en• C0<p
the County Recorder ol Orono• I• Callfornl• coPl>O'alionl
PUBLIC NOTICE Tlli• llU\i~• "c-ucted llv an in
d1vidu•I 27" Ma""' atM., Ste. JU c .. ,a Mew, CA ftt2'
1710S~lt
Coun1Y, St .. • of Calllornla. u ecuted Thi• IJU\lne\\ I• conctu<led by • <or w.7J•~
by GtlANT 0 MCM •FF •nd oor•tion. ..,,.Ol'l(•"To-••11•0M•
J-M.llrle Melf\am
OO•OTHY E. MCNIFF.-"" and GOLDEN SUNSET " ~ ~ ~ > oa w ife u trustor. WI LL. SELL AT DEVELOPMENT CORP tNTlttlSTllD IN THE ESTAl'I OF
Tllo\ \1alement •h flied ,.Ith ll\e
co.,nty Clerll ot Or•n9f County o•
Oecomlll!r 10, ltlO ·-Y' ..,, ... I.UH P"llll•-Or-Coast Dally Piiot
Dec. 19,26, 1'111,Jatl 1.9. 1981 sot•·IK
PUBLIC NOTICE
NJ ...
IUPlltlCl'I COU•l' Ofl
CALl,D•MtA, COUNTY Of'
O'IAMGI 1•a.-~0tt ... ..,.111 ....
._.-·CA flm
CAH MUMl•'I: D1••tt
IUMMll'ft !PAMll.Y \.AWi
MAttRIAGI Of'
Pl!TITIOHI! It ' JOSE A .
CAl..OEltON, alto ~nown a• JOSE
Al"OLONIO CALOl RON ltESl'ONOl!Nl· ll~tE RIVERA
CALOEtlON, alto •nown at ROSI
ltlVE •A CALOUION
MOT1ce1. . ..... -....... ,...~-· ~ ..................... ,_ ...... ...,. ..... _ .............. . ............................... ,,.,.. .................. . ......., ........................ ..
.. ,....., ..... T-6 ......... . ....... .,,_, ........... _.
&YllOI
U1te• Ila,, .. NM•lllila .... II
............ ---ceMf9 Uf .. .. ......... _ ... ....... ............ u. • ......_ ...
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.. u a 1..1c AUCTION TO HIGHEST """""" Coll•ll, LAtl•Y OT IS JONNSON ,
••DOER 1'011 CASH peyablt at time Presldoeflt OICIASID. of w le In 1-ul ..-y of 1M Unltecl Thi• •lat-I wl\ llltd with 'the 140TtCE tS HEREBY GtllEN to all
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right. tllf• and 1n1 .... 1 conwrtd lo Pul>lllM<I 0.-Co.o•I O•lly Piiot JOHNSON. deCHMCI. whoM' , .. , •d·
and now !Wld by 11 -Mid°"" of Dec. 11, 1'.)6, 1•. Jan 1, 1te1 -S·IO dr•u .... 1•'I04 Stonegtau. Tustin.
TruJI In ,,. pr-rty 511.,.tecl In ••Id -----Catllornl•. lllM l•ll9r\ ltttamenlary
c-ly -Sl .. edetcrl...Sas: PUBLIC NOTICE or ot a<lmlnlllratlon h•ve -luutd
Lot .. olTraclHo.M4J,lnllleCllY . lo ROOHEY J . JOHHSON, Ad·
of coot• Mew. County of Oran99, Slat• ------;;:;Mfl-m lnl,trator, lly: Ot•lrlct Court ol Ford
ol ca lilarnla, ••per majJ recorded in l'ICTll'tOUS aUllNEH County, Kanws. • co"rt of competent
aoo• "'· PaOH II, 12 and 13 Of NAMllSTATIMINT jurlMllcllonoftheStatrofK•MU,111•1
Mloc•ll-IMp\, In the office of Tiie tollowlno perM>ns are dolnQ Ille 101-•ne t>fftoll I• lncteMed lo or
the count' recoroer of wtd county, bu•in•u at notdint penonal -•ly of the .. 1d
The 1trul addreu and other GOODWIN ASSOCIAT ES, tt cle<edent: J-E. HOim, Pu041c Ad· '°"'"'°" dtt...,_tlon, II any, of tht ~1ody i.-. trvlne, Callfornta t2714 mlnl\\r .. O' by A,V. ltelthafd, 0.llUIY,
•••• pr-rlT dHcrlbed above 1• MIChffl l Fi•h•r, 113 A•pen City Of \Mia Ana, County of 0rM99.
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"CTITIOUI •USIMIH NAME STATEMINT
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LITILE ROCK, Ark.
<AP ) -An unus ual
name usuall y has a tale
'behilJd it. Take some
Arkansas community
names for example
The re's Smaekover .
One tale has it that the
town·s first oil well went
"smack over·· the top of·
'its d rilling rig. Another
says a boy a nd girl
would sit on a nearby
b ri dge a n d "sma c k
over·· it.
But the name for the
south Arkansas town ac·
tually is a corruption of
the French words for the
sum ac tree!'i that cov
ered the country lane
lead ing to the pioneer
s ettlement Mispro
noun ce ··su ma c
couvert" and you'll j?et
Smackover
Ink got its name dur
ing balloting for tht'
town's name. the stof"y
goes. A school teacht'r in
the Polk Count.,-town
created the ballot, and
to make sure the votes
were legible she wrote .
"write in ink·· beneath
the ballot box.
And everybody wrote
in the word "Ink."
Raid f\noh. like many
of the state·s towns. got
it s name fr o m the
railroans IA•gend has it
I hat railroad workers
u s ed a knobby h ill
without trees as a
landm<trk and called it
bald knob
Rou~h ~x:it
FREMONT 1/\PI A
ma ·n fl e d from a
courtroom and s mashed
through a plate glass
door after a judge sen-
tenced him to jail in-
stead of a furlough pro·
J?ram. deputies said.
SPECIAL CONCERTS
THE
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SHOW
UN. & MON.-JAN. 18 & 1
1UNDAY,JANUARY18
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• e ll}oys
refuge
LAKt: (;HARL Jo;S , I.a
' A P I Lynn Ander!:ion
!>ays the caty folks who
know her as a country
musk star thinks she
t el l s sh aggy 'gato r
-.tories about her life on
t h e ranc h a s Mr s
Harold "Spook" Stream
ll l.
··Jf I tell them ~had
an alligator in the back
yard and had to pull H
out. they look at you
str&T'lgely . But it's true.
we had an eight-foot a l-
1 i gator i n our bCAc k
yard ."
BUT THEN, some of
the people al home in
Late Charles , where
her millionaire husband
~rew up, look a t her
strangely now and again
a nyway.
"People don't think
I ' m a re a I p e't s o n
som etimes. I'll hear two
ladies 10 feel away from
me in the store saying,
·That's her.'
"The other one \\ 1 ll !
<;ay. 'No. it's not.' And
rh e first wil l a ns wer.,
·Yes at is. that's her ·
And her fril•nd will ask. 1
'What's she doini.: huy
ing groceries'!• -
"Well. I eat too "
AS LYNN Anderson. I
'i he - h a s ret·o rdf'!I a
dozen albums eight of j
them produc·ed hy hf'r
first husband. <: lcnn
S u l t o n . w h 11 m s h t '
d 1vorc·ed an Augus t 1!177 1 an(,1 a slew of h1b.
'I' h o s e i n <· I u d c t h •• I
·-
NATION
Rumors of being gay drive doctor out of town
M ti RIJO. S I) I A f'> 11\e WCI
r1111 1dt:nb of tha:. vr•lrlt: lown,
wit hout 11 '101'\or tor 12 yeu ai .
1 •••dd Sll,OUU t u "ul J e r r y
l'urat!Cin throuich mt!dwail 1u:hool
Now Mut Jo'' wllhout Ii do~:tor
ill(•lll l'urt,:~•11 h:rt when r~mon•
lh•t lw w 1oa1> l1u111useJC ua&I (·ut d~11
111to 111:. 11r111•c "'" 1'hc 29 1•1H old dortor. who rle
lllt'N th(' I Ullllll "t '>i*Y!> . 'll '!> lu nll
uf d•·11rt'.i.1>111.i wlwn -.0111t'th1nii: lak e
th ail tH•lJVt-11~ Wht·n ) uu :.hould t~
\hank 1nic _.i.out nwd1l'lnt' and IH•
\lt!nlb yc1u 1 e v.11fl<IE'rtt1g wh ii·.,
"utnl( u11 1u1ll huv. )'•lll arc ~oin~ to
t'lld It
'I u• l:'"''' tJ '>1uu~ 1··;1lh 1111tl\ 1•
' aet up practice here in Aueuat and
soon was treating JO pa tients a day
from Murdo 11nd surrounding com·
munities
The town, 60 miles from the
nn rest hosp1t11l. pa id his medical
~rhool expenses a nd agreed to
erase lht: debt if he practiced here
for al least five years
E nthusia stic a bout the com-
munity lilld his work, Turgeon was
talluntt of attracting other doctors
and expanding has clinic when the
vractu:e drop~ off abrup~ly .
By October , he was seeing only
an a vE'ra~e of four patients a day.
"We couldn't figure out what
ha d h<iµpened." said his nurse
practitioner . Marilyn Seymour.
who also loet her job in the con·
troversy when t he patient load
dropped and Turgeon had to >et her go.
When Turgeon was evicted from
his rented house, he learned there
w e r e r umor s t h at h e was homosexual.
Apparently behind the rumors
was the fact that the doctor shared
his house with a nother unmarried
man who was attending nursing
school ip J>ierr.e ... , . . . . 11 N-eedless to say, he was very
s hattered," Mrs. Seymour s aid.
"That was his dream . gettlng set up
in Murdo." -----
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J1ru5ent "''~ coupon atony w1tn •"Y one Manutnch.Hets '-""\~ nit couPOn and 0 .. 1 double lhft Mv•nos w'1&n yov
uu,c..na ... e ·tne •tum Nol 10 mc1voe reta11e1 tree or
groct11y lJu'tnase c.ouPOM~ o r tt~CfJf:l<J the va1ue ot the
1\um E•ctudus hqlJO~ tnt>AGCO and fhHd m1lil. proouc-ts
l imit One Item Per Mainufac:ture,.• Coupon
•nd Limit 3 OCMabte CoupoM Per Cuatomer
Coupon Effective Jen. 2 thru J•n. 7. 1111
r,c,e'l1 th+\ coupor• (tlnt1y w1tn an,, OMt' ManufaClu,ers
C~f\tS f}ff COl;PO" antJ Qflt dtJul>lt! tne )dVtf'IQ5 "°"en ';C.u
tJ1.;rc.h~?ii .. 1he-1fPn1 Uut to tnf.\1..0r> rP\41\e' ht:-f!I or
qt-.1CfJ't ,.,,,.;n..J\•• toui.mns-CP ~·c.e.eo ,,," .,;alu~ ot 1ne •h•n~ f •tlµOt!~ l1flU'>' tt)tldf CO ano tlu1CJ mil" P'OduCI)
Limit One Item Per M•nutacturera' Coupon
and llml1 3 Double Coupon• P9r Cultomer
Coupon Eftactive Jan. 2 ttlru Jan. 7, 1111
The Rev. Ted Gall wrote to the
local paper in Tureeon'a defenae.
"We don't Ir.now exactly where .
the r umor came from," he said.
"The sad thing is we weren't able
to squelch it. The majority of peo-
ple really wanted a doctor."
Unable t o stop the r um or s .
Turgeon left in November.
Asked if he wer e homosexual.
Turgeon, spending the holidays
with his parents in Sioux Falls.
jok e d , "Not the las t time I
c'hee'ked ....
Community leaders have said
little about the episode , and the
chairman of the local 0011.rd lhat
r ec ruited Tu r geon h as d is -
coura1ed publicity for· rear it
would damage the town 's effortl
to recruit another doctor .
Turgeon, who now owes the town
$18,000, said the "majority ol peo-
ple the re were fantastic. They
gave me a lot of support.
"But the fact is, the r umors 1ot
more widespread tha n Murdo and
_.when you're practicing In a com-
m unity that size, .you need the
draw of communities in the area,"
he said. · ,
"Maybe later I'll reach a point
of m aturity where I ca n shrug that
kind of thing orr. Today I can't,
a nd I question how m any people
could."
Plus Savings
Save Up To 30°/o* Over N~tional Brands
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na m e s h e too k i n
February Hn8, s he's a
wife and mother lier
r hildren are 9;~car old
Li sa and lfr rnonth·old t
(;ray named a fter
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he r husband's mothe r
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But the two are not
that far apart.
"l'VE ALWA YS been
a little lowe r-key than
the other entertainers.··
she said. "You have to
be careful in this busi-
ness you can i.:et hung
up in it and forget
how to be a person "
Whe n she wants to
make sure s he remem-
bers. t here's home on
1
the raneh.
"I gel tired and I
have to find refuge, so I ,
com e here. It's so dtf·
ferent from m y other
side of life. There 's kind
of a slow pace compa red
to Los Angeles or New
York or Chicago."
Besides -and more
importantly -there are
her hu s b a nd a nd
children .
u1•0 SAY I've been
spending less time on
the road," she said. "My
daughter . Usa; is at the
a1e when she resents it
lf I'm not at her plays
and cmivals. So I try to
be around."
She a verages. two lo
three days a month on
the road and plays Las
Ve eas two o r thre e
weeks a year . according
to Alle n Bro wn , a
SPJlkeaman for Colum-
btl" ~rda. She played
Lake Charles not long
a10.
And s he said s he
hopes to cut down road
time even further ln the
next fevy years.
.. HOPEF\JLLY, I
WOll'l be lraveUn1 eon-atutl1. It will buieally
be • P'aeefal pl9utn1
clowal'*lbeNAd.
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All Nude or Sheer 199 Pantyhose pkg. of
3 pair
PUINWRAP; 119 Fire ~og s
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PIAIN WRAP. 99 Mouthwash3t~~·.
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BUSJMESS, INYEST· ··~•• Sl.395,000. For deta11s on
this home and appt to
see. call Carol Hort. agt.
631-00IM MENT. FINANCE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
llEDROOMS
$83,800!
PHIQNALS &
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BeautHul remodeled
lownhome. 2 story +
.,11., pool + tennis +jog to W•• beach. Most popular ~~: model, fireplace. Hurry !
~~ =646·7171
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PARK PLACE. choice
corner NEW 2 story 4
bdrms . 3 bath
PONDEROSE home.
Dining room . fireplace.
Loads of brick work.
SELLER WILL HELP
FINANCE! 1298~ ..... .., .....
•'75-7060•
B.5AM1'
COUMJaY
MAHSIOH
Magnificent North
Tustin MlOO sq ft estate
o n almost I acr e .
Sl .750,000. Great financ·
ing-will trade equity
for smaller home. in-
come prop .. tn&St deeds.
Rick Alderette. owner/·
realtor. 731·5115.
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Only $113,500 for this 3
bdrm~chatm~r wilh
heated pool and fruit
trees. Call n0w 979-5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
VIEW
900/oLOAH
ASS&Nt1/J%LM
ASSUllE LARGE 11~3 LOAN AND OWNER
WILL CARRY ZND. On·
I)' "11500 f« . thla de-
Uthtfw 3 Bdrm ccndo. Community pool. Call
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T h i• 3 B r 2"9 Ba
--iownbonw h• u patao
11111 ded' n.rht on the
bay with a slip for JS'
boat Offer~d fully
furnished for o nly
$3l0.000. Uwi hornt> h11s
~t!n uS«l only as 11 fll:trt
lttnt! ~~Uld hOme
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WATBIROMT
The <'harm and island
l1r~st yl 1! or Halbou
Island are yours with
00.s S Bdrm homt' with
privilll' pier 8f¥I :;hp for
35' boat
lJ M MAHSHALL
RLTR
644·9980
hftcGH.ArboM
TWO 4-Plexes. no~· un·
der cons trut·t1on
$124,!IOO eal·h. OWL'
w •$2.5.000down l'ruJK l
ed growth monthly In·
come. $1210. Low vacan·
cy factor. Offert>d by
Horton & ASS-Ol' 115 K
Goodwin , ~le B .
Prescott. Ariz 86301
Call 1·60217711·%89 or
602/445·660!1 ask for Roger
wow
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II TAYLOR CO.
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llAUTlflUl DOY• SHOUS
.aAT YllW-$491,000 o... Wll ceT? sno.~ T.D.
I 2'1%% ........ Me Le.'"· On Prestigious Galaxy Drive. You
will be impressed with this lovel y 4·
bdrm home·with a very .fab'ulous room
for entertaining a crowd of people. A
great open floor plan with family rm
and for mal dining plus a beautiful
large pool & spa on the view side.
1620 •AL.UY H. PllDA Y 1-5
WISl.IY M. TAYLOll CO., llALTOIS
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UNIOUE 1981
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REALTORS. 675-6000
:l443 Ea,.1 Coul Hlgl1'uy. Corona del Mar \\'~.Iii\ n : :12 OF THf: flf:ST f.J STJNGS fN TOW~
DUPLEX
$109,950
Costa Mesa 's fine~t.
nean & neat. Good in·
t•ome Call for more de·
I°' tl5 !)46.2Jl3.
THEtREAL ESTATERS
VETS-HO DOWH!
Neal and dean 3 Bdrm .
2 ha home. Owner will
Sl'll VA or ronvent1onal.
~5.000 <.:all now979·5370
Impossible to match '
Seller to accept lease op·
tion with only $5,0011 op-
tion money. Lease now
a.t $695 and apply '·•
towards your down pay-
m e nt ' Beautiful
Lacuesta by the sea
Hold the price at
$139,900. Owner will help
finance. Call today.
Irvine Terra<'e 4 bedroom with putting
greens, !lUmcr ous fruit tr~es anct a
sparkling pool. Country decor with
WOOd noon;, french doors and (•Oppe r
hood in the kilehcn. Good value a t
$.349.500 and an J l''; assumable loan :
u~1vur=. ti()M~s I ALLSTATE
TKEIREAL ESTAT&:RS
Top 0f~glas1
Ultra super ocean view.
former model home
with many upgrades. S
bedrooms, 3 baths,
gorgeous pool and spa .
Priced at 11195.000 with
~87,000 financing.
--------IAYVllWHOMIS
We have 4 lovely hoRles
10(.'ated in the backbay
area. They all have
views d the Kolog1cal
preserve and 2 have
pools and s pas . The
pric-es range from
$165,000 t o $222.500
Terms are fluible. Call
us for a viewing appt,
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631 -7370
14.-I 1.6•/ol.ocmt
Lrg 3 Bdrm 211'2 Ba Costa
Mesa condo w 12 car
garage & fireplare.
Owner will rarry Ir!( 2nCJ
T.D .. Asking $132.500.
llSTIUYIM
MIWPOllT ICH
5 bdrm, 3 ba pool home.
Family room, 2 frplcs.
RV accsa, extra-large
yard. Sl99,000. Owner
will help finance. Prin·
cip•la only. M2-t9119
MIWUS11Ma
IULQ
CLOSITOllACH
3 Bed, 2 bilUw Heh unit. Furnlahed. Stone F /P lower. Good aum -
mer /Winter rental. AN.
ln1 $275,000. 54t-07J5
eve.
associated
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REALTORS. 67!>~000
2443 t:aM <..o ul Highway. C:urrrna dt>I Mor
WE HAVE 23 OF THl. er~r LISTINGS IN rowN
WATBtAtoNT
~.y_,.,...,...,
Pl ER /FU)AT. quaint 2
bdrm home on legal R·2
lot. Two car gara~l'
$425.000! .... ..,Prop. .....
•675-7060*
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Here ·s a super buy! A
well kept 3 Bdrm I Ba
home in Costa Mes<11. Up·
grades include near new I
carpel, roof and dis-
posal. RV access and 2
storage sheds. A great
starter home for a young
couple. Only 19.5.000 . ............ ...,
67U700 ----WIStltGYOU
&YOUISA
HAPPY HOUDJ. Y
SEASOH&THE
IHT~tftl !
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SEA ·COVE PROPERTIES
7 J 4-63 J ·6990
Octafi_,~•
3 & 2 Bdr?m, completely
furnished. Built-ins. 4 +
car garage. Offer down
pay01enl and take over
$426,000 Joan at nnly
lVI• o/t-for :ll years.
JAClllS REAL TY
675-6670
HAllott 151.AHD
A 1>1v1s1on of
llarbor fn \'estmcnl \o
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lou• 1<<n111bled word1 be· low to fotm lout ••lllPle wo•d1 I I 0rG r pl s I' I I GN AAP I ___ l'~I' _.__I ..__.I t
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TOWHHOME
2291 hazel
201: down. IJ"; loun.
S9S.SOO will huy 3 Bdrm 2
bath end urut. Vacant
sharp. move-in cond•·
lion ~ Call Llnda Octh.
IAIUTTUALTY
642-5200 .. _________ ,
HJ.PPY MEW YE.AR I
To all of our Clients and
Fellow Realtors! Muc·h
happiness and success to
all of you!
10 '\I ~
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Real Estate
MEWPORT HEIGHTS
4Zl S-..,_clno o,... Friday 1-4:30
Well bwlt cu.~tom home
Three bedrooms Pam1
ly room. Living room
with !I' ce1lmg l.o\'dy
view of lhl' harbor
Owne rs will r-arrv r11rn
plete financing.· flown
payment nexll1le (.l1111·k
~ssession
631°7300 M.I.
abl7142Camelot Cr
Huntington Rearh
You are the winner or
2frfttkbh
($17value1. to Ice ..... &
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Jan6lhru 11th
Long Beach Arena
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<'hanged for reserved
seau at the Convention
Center ahead of ti me. <.:all
642·5678. ext. 272 lo claim
your ticket.s.
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BUY HOW! $1 I 0,000 VA Prime Carta Mesa umts.
tmmarntate'tter.t<'hed 2 C l~i.n-refttrb1s1ted !
Bdrm. 2 oath home Hig I t-'inancini;:! Hurry call
fomtJ V rnom Wtlh brick _£.,o ... r.;;;de-t.,a;o;1ls--! 646-___ 7_7_.l __
r1rep°iaC'e. mamcureu THE REAL
landscuping. Redwood ~e!llT.'K~~RS pallo cover. Many eJ<· ~ 6'.I. .a.
tr as $104.900. VA terms.
CallS46-2313
J~A~I EXECUTIVE
TO'Wtl1Cn41
2BR -only $114.000! Hurry!
SO. COAST COleO
We had 7, only 4 left.
Super shar p. walk to
everything. Some with
low interest assumable
loans. Offered at ~7.500
and up. 540-:ii66
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Real Estate Looking for a home or
your own? You'll find
. many homes advertised Sdl lhrni:s fast with lJa1ly for sale in Classified
Pilol Want A<ls. I ~ry day.
TO Al.LOUR FRIENDS
01.D & NEW . ~
n~"t~ih
Bl<:ST WISHES FOR •
A GREAT 1981
l'rom the Associates and Staff of
WATER.-RONT HOMES, INC.
He lene Allison
Bob Angell
Ma rtha Anwile r
Be ve rly Apperson
Jea~ne Baer
Doris Barker
Rosalie Becker
Dan Boyd
Al ice Clarke
M arilyn Cleary
Sue Ann Cody
Georgiann Cox
Aus tin Daynes
Rachel Diggs
Anne Freeman
J ackie Fitzgerald
G ilbert Foerster
Patricia Foerster
Barbara E"orteville
Carole Franke l
Yvonne Furon
Ann Kanzler
Mel Kiddie
Gary Knoche
Kare n Knoche
Vicki Lee Betty Lynch
Brenda Macklin
Jackie Miller
Don Miskanic
Russ Nelson
Mary Ann Nethercutt
Joanna Palmquist
Patty Paul
Yvonne Pelley
George Pelling
A.lex Sytnyk
Fern Torrence
Robert Trown
Richard Wald
Bette Walsh
Jackie White
Phil Wills Tex Griffitt)
Lucy Howes Ruth Winland
Judy WOOd
WATERFRONT HOMES.INC
Rf Al t:STATl
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631·1400
A WATERFRONT HOME W/SUP
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WAlfRFRONT HOMES, INC. ft£Al.UTAT£
s.. Rent.,. P1~1v ~1N111
2436 W Ca.1 H1t.v ll& MarN Aw. ~18Hch ..._......, .,....... . .
IHT LOCATION
18MS: COMDmOM & PllClf
Fantastic financing on this model-like
4 BR exec home. Impossible to match.
high assumable, ready to move into;
low maint. yard & lovely spa. Only
$.50,000 down moves you in. Sellers will
he lp you fi n ance. $238,500. Call
963-6767 . BKR. OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUN 11-SPM
THI llAL ISTA19S
S...-lolMrt...
~ 'OIMT llACtROMT
Panoramic view at wedge, from
prime large lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom
home. 3700 sq . ft. featuring marine
room. e ntry. living room. dining
room. built-ins. etc. $1 .385,000.
LIDO ISU
Newly remodeled traditional style 3
bdrm, 2 bath home featui:in.g_large
rl'crealion room & 2 patios. Living
room has attractive beam ceilin gs,
fireplat·e & french doors leading onto
brick patio. New kitchen bit-in
appliances. _Close to tennis courts.
sandy bea('.hes & clubhouse. Can be
sold fully furnished $420.000.
IJ.YFtlOMT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip -BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 B1.ys1dr Ori11t-N B 67S 6161
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Remod~led Port Royal w/~
and spa. t>Cean & night hght
view. Superbly upgraded 4
Bdrm detath<'d home. S525,000.
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NEWPORT IEACH
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
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Grl'al Two Bedroom Townhome At ~
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8.MAMT SPT•LASS
Two Stories Of fo:xrellent·e Sunken L1vin11
· Room With Firt!plan• & Heamed Vaulll'd
Ceil inl(s. Lar1te Fumily Room With
, Fireplace, Full Length Hearth & Wet Rar
.Central Vac·uum Sys tem & Huiie Ronu:i
Room With Rath Seller Will Carry J.11rl(l'
Serond Trust Decrl Pool-Sized Lot Shown
By Appointment Only. /\!>king $56.5.500 /\
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a prime area, we have · Just the
in1 in Irvine Terrace with a large
rard and . a very small price.
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A pt-rfeet rombination of charm.
personality, warmth Ir income. Live
in the lov~ly separate 2-Bdrm home·&
cnjqy th~ income from the two 2-bdrm
units Jirectly behind. In addition. a
ml) spa & barbeque area to complete
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PENINSULA PT . BEAUTY
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features include: shinqled exterior.
stained qlau, plantation shutters,
lkytiqhts and professional lonchc:apinC)
Two fi"places, family room plus fonnail
cln. rm. in tflis 2-story ho.,.. Ste,. to
lay & Ocean. S465,000. 611-1400.
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2670 SAM MIGUEL DllVI
C7141 75t-150 I
Walker It Lee
Real Estate
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An immaculate 3 BR. 2 BA. home
recently redecorated . .It has a love-
ly ocean & bay view from a new
redwood deck Ir SPA. Complete
privacy. The kitchen ls new with a
microwaft + 2 additional ovens II
butcher block counter tops. All this
• a good assumable loan. $319,000
leasehold.
2 1tor1 '-'•· 1balie· OIM•--WOOllCOft root.,,.. ,.u.t • ...uo. ca•o Ml'lll& ~=:.'°· F.Mlalde ea.ta llVINI THIACI ~r.:t::· 111wp end HllTCOITA• a.,Maec•. •. ONLY 7°/o DOWH m~Terr. Outr ..... lbdnn, Iba .. ~7--owners lek. llllylil)U. -'H C/1.1 Ha 1Jl111.c.tw uUque dlan/Windi>wl . Beaut. 3br. or 2 + den. Jge com er Jot, M0-1317 beamed etilinp, frpk,
new paint in & out. new cpts. pool, new kitchen /bath.
-~Dd0bout .. d d d k · I d S2t5.000-9'0,000 down. s pa .• e woo ec mg. mme . UM'9SITYPAllC 370 Flora. By 9wner.
Bay &Beach occupancy'. OWC financing $282.000 Excel ead unit. Cardiff Dye : W -1544, eves:
Red Estate leasehold. 640-5681 . 1536 Sere nade w/lolt. Ovena lot, cloae ·eu-GMZ. ·
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Terr ace. to pool on 1reenbelt.
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Secluded five bedroom
a nd ramily room home.
From your own deck you
can el\joy a rural scene
worth a million after a
b usy day ... yet only
minutes from schools.
s h o p a a n d
. ..beaches .... $330.000.
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Bay view duplex walk
ing distance to lhe
beach. 4 & 3 bdrms . plus
f ir eplaces, l>ll: in
kitchens, freshly paml
ed and de l uxt>
throughout Lar Re 1st
may be assumabl t>
$389,500.
2 lari!e ~arate units 14
BR + family /3 BR > on
overs ize lot i n Old
(;'oTona del Mar. 1•,.
bl<>t'ks lo beach or bus 1
ness. Really worth St'\'
mg & bw~·<XX)
17141 Ol-4400
See this 2 HR. 2 Ha 1•nd
unil Newport Cr t')'i l
T ownhouse <.:lo!>t' l o
pool & teMis courts. Un
ly $157,<XXI
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MAURY STAtil"t'Elt
SEA LION REALTY
671-5354 -
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whhn•ofour
good frieRds Jn Hew pan leach and
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Magqie Gulh.
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Metinda MCll"lton
Ccrole McMohm
JOM Mitchler
Jim Muller
Edie Olson
KayPortler
lrftlda Pet.non
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Katt. RCllllston
Lucy Rose
Frank S.-es
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IN NEWPORT CENTER
-~ 644-9060
The staff at D. M . Marshall realtors
wis hes you a joyous and prosperous
New Year.
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Kathy ChadHJ
EdDlloll
Pat DomlllCJMI
Ill Fftttey
Dottle F.eMr
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Jack H_.ey
Phylis Hoy._
.lob Hll
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u.da Jacobs
Mick Kmte
COllllle Kcnhowol
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Chris Melchior
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ONLY sztf,000.
CdM executive home
w /good view. Courtyd
ent.ry, formal dining rm
& big family rm. new
carpeCing & plank floor-
ing. Pvt bch. Fee land.
Shows like a model.
759-1616.
auum. financin1 . l...CCOSTSALI
Perfect &tarter home or .... SW. HwJ bachp~. $1.51,llOO. 0,..WJS-1·1
129 Cr.cent Bay Drive~
$300,000 loan, 14%, no
poinll to U8WM -plus
owner will carry a 2nd!
New 4 Br, 3'>'1 Ba,
fam /room, frpl &: den.
Rare oppartunity at
1395,000.
Ylu.AGil PAllC
Lovely 3 Bdrm 2 ba, sngl
ramily hme with very
pvt yard. XJnt loc, close,
to schools, shops & fwys.
1164,500.
*Cote Re alt)'
& lnvt>st mt>nl•
640-5777
./llSTIUY
WALMIJ $9UAll
Nice 2 story 2 Bdrm "C"
Plan. Freshly painted.
central air . Priced
below comparable sales
llACHHOUSI
IJ%RMAMCIM6
Wh ite water view. 3 Br.
fam /room, rrp1, wet bar,
~eaded glaaa double door
entry &: lots ot brick.
Walk to the beach.
$179,500.
494-7551 .....__,,;r-,_ HILLIE
_:lll~ Mc CORMACK RE
for i mmed action. •--------$96,900.
CAU.644-721 I
ASSUMAIU I I O/o
Jas mine <.:reek b y
owner. 2 Br. 2 ba, den,
spa, closed pal10, pool.
tennis. $2'75.000 557.4395
or, 644-6424
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· f1102 Aear1a. $337.000 1620 Acacia; 1286.500
425 fo'emleaf: $269.S(X)
64:2 Ramona; $910mo.
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Thjs magnificent orien-
ta 1 style home on a
hillside in No. u1una
provides a settin g in
which any Shocun would
7;!i Heliolrope: ~mo.
Drive by. then call
Sara Marvin. Uniqut>
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67S.600J
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NEW CONDOS
EASTSIDICX
2S12Santa Ana Ave.
2 BR. 2V. ba, contemp.
design. $116,000.
646-5096 646-60tl
EAST SIDE
5 BEDROOM
ON CUL-DE-SAC
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Fam Rm wtfrplr. Low
down. non.qualifying as
s umable loan. owe
$132,!IOO Ry Owner
5411-2763
EASTSIDE
Spotless 3 Br homt> 1 • ..,
localed on a lol 77x234.
wned R-4 county For
morl! info ask for Hbt I Milliken 631·1266.
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RF.ALTUHS 1
CASTIWAN
Seclud!~ bedroom I
with imported sta1n<-d
glass. french doors in
dining room. wet bar
with beer tap. sunken
din rm, patio with firtP•l
and gas BBCJ Thi s
fin a ncinft is also top
drawer with takeover
(inancing or po5s1bly an
AITD at 13';;. Call now
for your excl~h·e show-
ing -pnct'd at only
1210.000. 1714 ) 545·!M91
6 PLIX/IASTSIDI
llO. TO SlZS,000
with $186,800 in assuma-
ble loam ranging from
8'k to JJ"k. $Z7S40 itross
income annually. Well
kept, siftlle story units
with 4 garages Pl.US off
street parkinl on 60 • x
300' lot.
644-721 I
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ASSOCIATES
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3 Bdrm. 2ba. 1120.000.
33922 Mariana Dr.
l ·31N--4658
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4 Bdrm. Le Ulumable
loan. Good buy! Century
21 Lockhart Realty.
982-1147
CLOSITOllACH
4 Bdrm · 2 Batll
Priced to tell at
lll0,500. .
Cent1r111 Lockhart ......,
SJ,5,000 DOWN
2 br, 1~ be. owe at 1 ..
Ulan ...._ cmly to flt
you. Alt. Ill--.
feel at home. Featured
-------thruout are hidden slid· UMV.PAIK in g Shoji screen s , a
Chancellor 5 tidrm. 2"'1 secluded spa is located
bath with land. Near on the tower al the two
comm. pool. Take over ocean view decks with
large loan at 11 ''•'7. in-each of the 3 Bdrms
lt>rest Only $159.900. opening out to a large
Open Sunday 1-5 deck . The gorgeous
17922 Mann landscapi.n« adds to the
Paul Marten Rily mood. 1lus unique way
644·7383or760-1867 or life is orrer ed at
Desirable 2 br + den, sgl
sty Deerli11ld c·ondo. As·
sum loan Agt 64HY124.
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ebin.oo
Upgraded condo Allrac-I --------liv~ assumable rcnanr· CIOWHPOIMT
ing. 187 ,000.
RCTaylorCo
6 40 l)l){)()
This one is perfectly
loc aled. Ocean side,
North end, quiet cul-de·
sac A very well main·
1 lamed 3 bdrm home with
a pool. 'nlere's even a
I bunk room for teenage * •tlW N£W1 . guests 1344.500. • ' • OLDT.O.W. Take ad\'anlaRe of this This qwet woodsy set-sellcr's dilemma ~ Ttus new Woodbridge al ting is perfect location
lar hed home will Ix· re for lhis wood & glass 3 • bdrm home. , Newly re· ady in mid-Jan Ask1n11 furbis hed & beautiful
Sl l!i,l)()(J' ''1ews in all d1rttt1ons • (Exdu.•mely our' S2J9.000.
• FOUIUMT~ \\',l,ldhrlflCJC In PXl't>llent rond1t1on
KcalllJ Short walk Lo tC?wn beach. A suberp invest·
:;:; 1.;1114M1 I menl on the North End.
l!l:!llHarranra J'k"'·'"in•: Easy lo rent & owner . I wall h elp r1nance .
$380.000.
MO«THWOOD • ·
l IO with SPA . 1•trr~r
:-;u·l!ly upl>(radt'd Plan
II Northwood Park
Ul'lalched home "1th
r\ l". s kinny d1 p .. pa
area izn•at lan dstapini.:
and deroratmR $10.1.om
1n usable r1nan1·1n~
l'rn·ed lo sell al $152.000
CA&.LNOW
642-7211
LOW
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WOOO&GLASS
4 Bdrm. 2a., bath, street
lo street lot. Assume low
fixed rale $325.000
Peg Allen R~tr _ ~~·7578
Beaullful 3 bdrm. 21 z ha •--------condo, l.ovc.,>ly hark
patio. Overlooks green
bell Walking d1:.tanre lo
pool. sundeck oH master
bedr oo m l'liewl)'
painted
OIAH&ITUI
TOwtllOMES
1 bdrm. l ba Just
perfect for the con
tirmed single. Located
right on the stream. Lots
of privacy. Parking
right out.side the door.
P lus outstanding recrea·
tional facilities. Adult
llJlGI
. ASSUMAILI LOAN
on this 'l Bdrm. 1 ba,
charming oceEn view
home with guest unit
downsta.trS. Frplc. sep
dining rm. cov"d patio.
Could be sold with
buildable lot next door
as package. $179,500
MIW POOL I SPA
come with thl.s 4 bdrm. 2
ba ramily home. Locat·
ed in a quiet family
neighborhood on cul-de·
sac Features beamed
ceilings, It alian tile,
fireplace and spacious
side yard. Jl89,500.
497.5494
only community. I•--------
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Tender lovln1 c are
needed to make Ulla 3
Bdrm 2 bath Pacrietter
house a 1uperior home.
Pool sized yard. Cle»e to
park, acllOOla and shopa.
Priced ror fast sale.
$121,750.
don osen
ft ',, ,.
OWNERSIOP It what
you wm ftnd ln um freat
lnvntrnent oppll'tunlty.
Nicely locatAlcl tripln ld 121J N. OOASl'HWY
Colla M... priced to I LAGUNA BEACH
aell fall· only '155.000. 11'. ___ ., ___ ... ___,,...--~~
Redhill+ Realty IM•l'l••lfl••····" .. ~•••!!9!!
552 -7500
GREENBELT
LOCA110N ln Rancho
San J...,., view, 2 Br,
den, onl7 -.-to take
overio...
IMI ...
Owner wUl aMlR wttll u.. flnaDdDI • tldl.s Bdrm,...,. llolbe. lta
feature• lac:lude : a
formal dlal•I room. famU1 roam, V ,.,..
r..,., buyen read the
CIHtlfled adt every
d11. If you bave ,
...,lh1n1 for Mle,
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NEW BUSINESSMEN
Contact the OAtl Y l'tlOT for
f nformaUon re9erdln9 the
county requirement• for u1lng •
'tcttttou1 lu1tnH1 N•me
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MJ..IJtl '*H57
MIWPOll'Y ... HTS l
l,lue rnl 3 Bdrm 2 hath
re1n•"1el"'1 home, Ce111u 1 I
10& ~epar~te fam1I>
room 2 r1rev1a, .. , J
hartl ~ood floor~ nt-H
ne"" roof .-upper vluml> I
i nti RV acres~ 20•: I do111 n .owner 111111 l'lUry
all the f1 nanr1ng al
1312':\ tnleretil Askin.I(
1225.000. Call~ l 151
--~ iitlllTAGE . • REALTORS
H.._.V .....
Ucean vu, 3 lid rm 21,
B a. 3 car it11rag\.>
$325.UOO.
®~
75~'221
OMI TMIO ACll
Hc »u1trull> lle l.t1led 3 bdrm homt-in ni~t dt>
"" istJlc a rej 1.ltr i:e fu1 1r1.il cJ10111ic rvvm
dt'11. l1reakli&:.t room and
un1qut' i:arden room fur
Yt'1tr rOul\ll entt>na1111nic
('all to ~ th1~ t-r\tk101(
1hume1
IAllm lllAl.TY
64Z.IZOO
SUPER VIEW
DOVER SHORES
This .West lll11H ba\'
ht·aut y has :t Hdrm;.
formal (l1nin~ room,
family room. poul .
JdCUtlt. xlnt finannng
on r ... t• I a n II o n I y
1669.000 Call 645·9161
~. OPEN HOUSE
REALTY z ) I 2°/e ASSK LO•H
Immaculate 3 Bdrm +
bonus room with bar 1-·---------N ear-new earthl ont-I carpets. shutters & new , DELUXE CONDO. BY
tile in kitchen Lovely OWNER._ 120 dei:ree
yard with storage shed. ocean view, 3bdrm.
Asking Sl68.000. For an 2 12ba, assum e 9•.·:
appt to see, call 541). l ISi loa~. ~l_!tS ~· 495.3334
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
HAllOll VIEW
4 Bdrm, bonus family
room & bonus rm I A>VI'·
ly home in superb rondi
tion Askin~ S2!19.000 for
quick sale.
C / Z I Newport . c:.t.r-
640-5357
PVT PARTY·Non realtor
w h h es to purr ha se
Bluffs Cando. 3Br . 2lht
single stor y 1114 •
.34 6 ·7721 Jo;vc ~ Mr
Wright
BE CREATIVE
Near new 4 lldrm 2 ha
Live rlnst' to Fash111n
Is land. 2 Country ( 'luhs
& Gourmet Restaurants
Owners anxrous AC:I'
NOW'
CALL
11~11 RED CARJ9ET
754-1202
U.I•
lmm c•d . occupa n c~
M ove tn rond. 4 hr & df'n.
x Int floor pl11n. hu~c
ma s ter s u1ll'
w 1rireplacP Prirr re
duced to 1415.000 llkr
983·8182
Beaut ifully upKracfrll
Westcltff 3 Ar 2 Ba pool
$225 .000 $1 70.000
aasumable frnan•·rnK
No ag-..nls plea!>c
642-7071
VIEW
.......
Capl...., 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . IYOWIB
Brelllh l <tki n g
panorarrur OC'ean \ 1ew
of Dana Harbor. Spe1·
tacular customlt.ed .;tOOO
sq ft. 5 l:ldrm + relrea I.
S90.000 in upgractes. As·
sumable IO~·Y. Cinaoc·
1ng . $299,SOO
33801Avenida C alita ,
SJC. 714-496-5275. Open
~ouse l·SSunday. __
s-t.A.. 1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l HH Condo. by ownl'r
ll 'il assum S'7S.ooo Nr.
< '1v1c· Ctr, Joe· S:CJ-32:11
or 543·26"/i!
$81.500. hWTY ' Prit•c-d for
rai;t sale ~ 3 Bdrm. th<tt ·s
perfect for firs t time
huy('r ur inves tor.·
l.h-l1ghtful yard fur
gard.Ticr. TARliELL.
HK ll Call 54(). t720
GllAT
A SSUMAll E LM.
I0''2': mt rate Owner
will also carry 2nd TD
Lovely 2 Bdrm home 110
large lot. cl06c to schools
& shopplllf! Only $13.000
down l'ull price S82.00U.
Call Allen. !\gt. 640-5357
or !H2·<1{)42 Principals
Only.
OttMt-.... &t.n •••••••••••••••••••••••
--~ .... ....................... =:-1100 ·-······ ............... . .............
S.ula ...... ~2Br 2 la . ._._deck w 'O(ean
"'-• Walk to beaC'h. Wk• \p primWvc area
Beat h volleyball In pvt
fam i ly puk C•l l
I 41M ~J. llUOO.
l~"!~
71•1111
SUMtCUSTOM
M<*..IHOMI
l!lir , huruly rm & 11u11
rm. frit-oJJy ~ ~t .. r pltrk
-,. shop hobby rm, pool
& 1p1t Ueauttrul :setting
M ustsell 759-1616
liMt.S
Westside <.:osta Mesa.
good <'oodltlon. inC'ome
$40 .800 )r Prll'e
$445,000 On payment
Sl.30.000 owe balanc·e
at ll'{.
Real !-:stale In vest
men ts
3333 W Coast Hwy, NH
645-6646
o.,..,. ...... w .
6 Bdrm. 3 bath ~1ant
h o m e Assume l~t
$125.000 at ll"'r and
~.000 2nd at 14'; llue
1995. Projected· ml'ome
for 1 year $19.200. Is rul·
I~ UC'CUpied tU I. R Agt.
ask for Beau, t173 7:nl
ArPUVAUEY
Near new 4-Pl('X . 2
bdrm. 2 bath ear h unit
with ftre1>lace. enrloi.ed
patio. Raragc. s1r.s.ooo
8111 Grundy. Hll r .
G7S·616l. --'
XLKf'l 6 UNIT
Cote Realty & In \'t'St rnt•nt
640-5777 •
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MEWYIAll
IONAMZA ·ALL
OWl>BAMANCED
6 lbalellt \Wts
IOXGrw+a•llR
All aplS. rerenlly re·
d ecorated T hree 2
Brdm . four I Bdrm No
new financing rt>qUtrt>d
OwnPr willl ca rry at
12•.1. Hurry. woo't last '
Princtpalsonly ••• 7Unihflndeof
OWW'lhip. ...........
Pos itivP C'aSh now •wll·
•
NI 1111 "8 ' $ f ...... ........... 111111 ... N Ucb ahftl I 1 lf'ricllr, CWI. Y fllLDT ··········-.. ······· .......•............... ,..................... ~ . ... ......... Jl6t ._,_, JW .......... IUt ~t , llo .. 1• ~ •=•••....... qia1w•u..i..a___:_ . .................. ,... ....................... .. .................... ~;··;··;···wn -······;,;;;;;···· .. ·· ··················-·
Beauutul ~. I BR L ............ , ,........ • •• JIU W.. •14 VIEW • ON WATER 2 2bll ft art1al re11l111ula Pt. IMJ••· . • • .. •• -....... .. ....... , •••••••••••••
Bdrm i ba, beautiful .... e;..lJ!O_!llM· p/mo 1 .. _to bQ •· bNdl. BAY FRONTAGE, VWJCIMDIBr,JBa,enel 2 Br. 1a..1 av, ..... ,_ -1'-. • -..-Beadt ..... 1 Br ....... . • I -furnl11lln11 Sec urit y yr IH. Cal Doc al Redecorated 2 Bdrm. • • · -· I ara1e, t.a mo. lar1•. qu61l, llke dee« .
...... ............. MV\ -···-A-m.·--·..... Aclult. Watr. Ml E. ..UM .,,...., Ruth No-· -...... -...... ..-........ ...,mo -&.9ut--·· .~·.,,-· Edt.w ..... 1.tTl·... , --·-·-•-·
Q(' .. n VU penlhOUlt', t ,Bclrm \d\ft (model)
beautllully furn .. 2 Ocean V\L condo. Poot
Bdr m 2 Ba. S«urily. Jae. SQl.1.-.az:IO
S.1100 mo. Hull , ..... JJ40 w ... ,. .. .._. •••••••••••••••••••••••
1111.. •••I 5 bib to qcean. Ele1ant 2 '31·14" bdrm, fun rm 6 den, <'125 mo>. Pllllh crpta,
2i.i. ba, cedar • 1lau. Dbl car pvt 1ar. fully
maint. yd. Adulta, no
peta. Inquire at 527 llth .
St. 1 H /980·8331 or
--'·~---
Oceanfront 3 Bdrm 2 ba.
fplc. 1u1tio. Avail un·
rur n11hed. 11300 mo.
lellSt' or 11hort term
................. d ~&~;;;; •••••••••••••••• c ........... 3122 .......................
Ocean and canyon view.
Three bedroom s. Two
baths. Available now
S825 mo. Yearty 759-1243
Age nt
960·6112.
2 Br. P~ Condo on
water. Newunlum. Boat
slip avail. lmmed. OC·
c upan c y . C all
213 /282-1136 days,
213 /592·351M eves. ----
2 Br. l l,la Ba lrl condo,
pool.1 $550/mo. Yorktown
Villas. 962·3519
4 br. 2 b&....ar Meadowlark
goU course, $600/mo.
s.40-6159
3Br. 2Ba. wlk to bch, all
new int. no pets, ~
mo. 118 Huntington St.
<2131 431-4761
New H.B. Coodo. 3 Br.
2 Br. 2 Sty I' 2 Ua Front Adult C-Ommunity. New
duplex 706'~ Avoradc,. drapes & carpet. SfiOO.
Newport Cr .. t, pro·
, ... iclaal .... 2 Bdrm
+ dm. end \mil. Fplc,
wetbu. T..U 6 pool.
"5()mo.
Bluff• I 8dnn 3 ba with
pool • rec. ~· '1200 mo.
1 Br. Carpets. drapea,
stove, nfrile. tNls pd.
Uten•il• for 4. $375.
'75--0895
uONTHEBAY l"'-BR.
compl fum. Yrty. View.
91175. Inc WI. S.W-74911.
Open Sat/SUn 1·5, 311
Ed1ewater.
On Water, 2 Bdrm in C __ ., Mir J722
con venlent location. •••••••,•••••••••••••••
Boat 1llp poulble. '775 Bachelor, includes util.
mo. 13'/5/mo. M0-9900. Ask
Villa Balboa condo with
1pectacular ocean, bay
and ni1ht ll1ht view
fro m evei'y r oom .
Spacious 2 BR 2 Ba,
formal dlnln1 room.
.security buUdtn1. pool
and spa. c..mo· w•a "-' ........
631·1400
THl ...... S
Spac ioUI & spotless 3
bdrm, 2i.; battf end unlt
with pvt petio on "The
G r e enbelt " in o ur
origin a l area. Avail.
now at lfliO. Alt. 640-5560
for Faye.
l Br. nr Albertson's. $425.
No pet/child, sin1le
adult preferted. See
paper Sat. for phone II. c.......... 1724 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUSCASITAS
Fum lbr. apt. ~•up.
Encl. 1ar. Adu(ts , no
peta. 2110 Newport Bl.
548-4988btwn 8& 5PM •
tlwlli!ft• .... J740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
H.a. •• fllMIST
• Spanish F.atate Llvin1 !
$5!'>0 per, mo. Sllell secun _!5_!:8969 _
ty Ht-C's. 213 '!191·0687. _ llr, 2a. HM, =· . 3 Br 2 Ba home in NPt Hgta. S800 pr mo. Ask for
3br. 2sty. 2ba. on park. 1to .. & ~ S 50 Rae. Re /Max.631-1.266
Beautiful park-like sur·
r oundin11. T erraced
pool. Sunken gas bbq.
s parkling fountains .
S pa c i o us room s .
Sepa rate dining area.
Walk·in cloaet.s. home·
like kitchen & cabinets.
Walk to Huntington
Center . $ 9 0 l) I m 0 . 4 0 ll 1 1 lftO. ShlcJI• lt.deRtl
lh•l11>tropc 673·81:1:.!3. OK. Call 15Rlll4
675·7137 -aft SPM. 147-6131aft
IPM. fl Btlr.ms. So. of Hwy 4
yrs old. Sl27S rmo.
:>Jl>.1453
Cotta Me..
Beaut. loc. Adult condo
1224 2Br, 2ba, new cps, drps.
pool, spa. air, tennis. rec
•••"•••••••••••••••••••• rm . 832-18 4 0 o r
COULGf PAU I ~3~~:~----
POUL HOMK 4 Btt. I l"llW lZ44
f amtly neighbor hood.,·••••••••••••••••••••••
$775, Isl & last + s<'cun Wnod brldge Cret>ksidP
ty Uav1d. agt 646 ~ Willow Lease 4br, 3ba.
3 Hdrm I Ba, 2554 Oran)(e
Ave Pl>. $4!1()1mo Kids
OK Frpk. fem· yrd
Url V\' by ti45-700'J Isl.
Las t & Sl50.
Newport llt•ights 2 Ur
Duplex. Vn vatc yard.
NO PETS $3KS. Gas &
water paid. bi3·22S6
Luxury 2 Hr 2 Ba fp, dl)I
gar .. alnum. pal10. $595.
642·5200
~:/SIDF. 2 Br. I Bu .. no
pets Avail. 2-1. 166
Br oadway. S450 /mo
673·56:18.
3 Bedroom 11'2 ~ath with
pool $700 mont.h.
90-8039
fr pl<.-, A/C. beh ind
park/pool. dec:or ated
like m odel. gardener
$925. !>52· 1269
Srenic Orangetree 2Br
rondo . R efi'1g
·w 's l rt'a m s. pool .
jacuzzi, tennis. ell•
Ad ults only, no pets.
$495. 67S.9'l29.
Scenic Orangefree 2Br
'c o n d o . R e r r i g .
w.-/s lr e.a m s . pool .
j a c uzzi. tennis, el<'.
Adults only, no pets.
$495. 67S.9229.
RINTAl.S
2br + den, 2....,ba SllOO
3br. 2"'2ba l900
4br. 21h ba SS00-11250
4br + bon. 2._,ba SIJ'15
3br. 2ba ~Tustin
2Jir. IBa Condo. w/yd.
Woodbrfdge. $.'iSO mo.
Wayne 4~4769. 497·593.S -------
Luxurious lbdrm condo
with max sec & i m ·
men1ties, refrig Incl,
$550 •. Vers~lles. S48·3874
arter 6 on wkdays. ---------
3Br. 2Ba home w/big
back enclosed yd, across
the s t from Charles
Heller Park. z.rl Knox
P L c all ro r app l.
1·926·1537. ---NEWPOlrT CUST
THR EE beautiful con·
dos available. D1Herent
locations. Pool. tenrus.
spa. Close to beach and
Hoag Hospital.
C /21 Newport c.e..-
640-5357
BAY t"RONT, 2 Bdrm, l
Bu. no kids or pets.
Yearly. S675 m o. 673-8222
Ne~~..,; H~i;h;, io~;I; ~
Bdrm, 3 Ba. houst-, cpls.
2FP . 2 car gar .. encl
yard w/frult lrees. No
pets, Isl. &r last + dep. +
util. l850 mo. 410 E l
Modena. Call eves col·
lect 916 /583-8541.
Npt Terr condo. End unit.
3Br, 2 .... Ba. l.500+aq ft
Pool. spa. Great place •
price. '850/mo. 998-4024.
631-4442. ~5413
•UJfJS
New 2 Br. 2 Ba Angelita
plan w /pvt jac .. & foun·
tain. All amenities. $1200
mo. 640.!llM4
3 Spacious Bedroom s.
with family room .
formal dininl, fireplace,
etc. etr. Near Airport.
$790 mo. 646-4477.
2 Bedroom·fum. $510
·3 Bedroom Townhouse
unfum.$515
Adults. no pets.
Utilities Free !
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
16211 Park.side Ln. 1 blk
W. of Beach, 3 blks s. or
Edinger.
847-5441
S37S/up 1-2 ·bdrm, pool,
Jac. adlt. 18992 Florida,.
H 8 . 842.2834 or 8t2-3172
On the sand. ocn vu
studio. sec. gate. p()ol.
$595. 951·9541· --------------
'".. 3744 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
I Br. + o((ire (Of 2nd Br I.
1 Ba. Sunny deck on
st r eam . A /C . dis -
hwasher , carport. pool.
tennis. ~mo. Yearly
lease . Adult, no peL
Avail J an 15th. 548·0412. L;g...iMCh---1741
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$215 small cozy bachelor.
furn. nr bch util pd. no
pets l resp e mployed
adult 494..QJO
... ..,...... 176' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lr& 4 Br. 2 Ba, S750 mo. & !2 Br, 1 Ba. 8550 mo.
Steps to beach. 673-9312
Spectacular Oceanfront.
Avail. now. 2-4 Br. Con·
do. 673-SURF.
VEAR·ROUNO FUN:
Duplu, z Br z Ba, quiet
It., Blt·illl. ctr.,_, abut·
t.n.'71-'7•
c.... ..... •i• . ............... ~., ... .
J.:.1 •Afit
Newl1 clec:Gr. Gu pd,
encl 1ar , pool ,
d t wuber. Adult• ..
IU·ao73
MIW\YlilcOL
1 Br. pa pd, encl 1ar,
d /wuber, pool. Adulta.
1142.5013
JlrT•a011l'ln ra
Newly decor. IU pd ..
en c l 1ar .. pool ,
d /wuher. Adult•.
842.50'13
MESA VERDE home at-
m08pbere. 2 6 3 Br dlx
apta. Nopets.548-1034
. ._.Oc~•cr
2 Br. 1 Ba .. pool, laundry
rm .• small child OK.
TSL JqM. M2·1803.
Z Br, l~ Ba, p¥t petio, 2
carport•. au paint.
clrapea • cpl. NJ' lhop-
pla1. 1TUt a • Santa
Ana. AduJu. ao pet•.
..... '7111 ---
SPAC. 2 BR ADULT. Lee
kitcb, oPlll beama ceil.
Inc l refri1, no pets.
.1185/mo. m> Maple St.
5"61· 7358, .,,....,
Spaciou1 Family 2
Br·PISO. Pool • play-
1round. 548-9558 from
12·7PM.
Jl26 . •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 Bdrm, 1 bath, all util pd. '
$350.
131·1873 ., ... 3132 .......................
Beaut. l year new 2 .Br .
1 ~ Ba. Cmdo with paol.
jacuzzi, & cable TV m·
cld. Yearly ~. Broker
875-4912
2br l•rden apt. pvt.patio. lllMtkft&.._. 3140
1ara1e. 11n.I child ok, no •••••••••••••••••••••••
pets S3116. 546-lllliO Brand new 1 • 2 Bdrtn.
*** J.Mw•oc•
2354SanUAna Ave.
Carta Mesa
You are the winner of
Zfrtetldr.eh
<Sl7 value I, to Ice,.._&
Halllllf •Ice
Jan 6 thru llth
Loni Beach Arena
Tic kets must be ex·
changed for reser ved
· seats at the Convention
Center ahead of time.
Call 642·5678, ext. 272 10
claim your tickets.
***
PlerpoiateCondoe. Pool,
s pa, tennis, 1arafe1.
(213 > 59& r.m dys ; ('?14'
842-4721 eves. · J".
Lovely ,1, 2 • 3 Bdrtn.
Townhouses. garac~.
patio, laundry fac. "80
& ~75. Call 213/596-720'l or114~7347. ·
THI WNFR.I TUI
Luxury Adult units al af.
fordable living. 1.2 t.:·3
Br . Well decorated
Olympic size pool. light
ed tennis court. J acuAi.
park like landscapiitij
Most beautiful bldg.: bi
H.B. . ·'·
From PlJ. 846--0619'
Newer l Br. with itarage. ---------
$365. Adults. no pets. 8eautifully located 2 Br M5-~77 S37S & up. Child OK. G s
incld. 842·1652.
$395. 2 Br. l''• Ba Adul ts
only. Cat OK. All butll·
ins. Balcony.
TSL Mgmt. &42 1603 -------
3Br. 2Ba. r,c beach, bl
cpts /drp&. encl garag
$510 . S3&-<Xl2 l
3 Br 3ba. patio. gar $55(). Enjoy lhe ocean. I &
Ava il approx Jan IS, 2bdrm, pool. adults. no
wknd tev711>-1418 pets ~~Sc ___ _
PINE BLUFF APTS
Spac. 2 br, 2 ba Adult
romplex, patio. view .
frplc, encl, gar., gas
stove, dishwllSher. spa,
lndry rm. from $500.
(,lu1et 2 Br. l'h Ba. Crpls.
bltns ADULTS over Jo
No pets. SD>. 646-9243 -____ .,.. ___ _
LARGE2bdr l Ba nr bdt,
d. util pd. MSO.
53&-2'll6 ~~~~~~_;. SP)IC 631·6107
Lovely 2bdrm, 2ba studi~ l & 2bdrms. cottage styr(
with frnlc, patio. encl 1 i " i n g • c h i 1 d o ll .,. 1335·$350/mo. · gar. Newly deror. SS50 847.;mn -4 998-8128.
LIKE new 2 br, 2 ba, nr.
dwntwn. S375 mo.
~211.3
Bea utiful 2br 2ba $55()
It's open. ~it at
3106 Ginaer 540-4400 ----------
l br. utils pd, gar. new
crpts. off.street. adult
couple . no pets . 1395.
768·7633. 548-8251
Lee l br. all adult, no
pet.a. pool & carport. s:ns
mo. + deposit. 931 W.
19th St . 54&-0492 •
2 Br. in 4-Plex "400 Nr
Pta. New crpl, encl car. lndry hook-up.
pet.I. 11634i61.
WALK T O BEAC ~;
Bac-h. All ulils pai ..
Stov~ & refrige. S300 mo .
53t>·2'56 or SJ6. 7979. ---------
2BR POOL.GARAG~·
$4SO ••
644-2578 646-°3.!l
3 Blks to ocean. l Br. utila
paid. 1375 mo Carpet ~
paint.:... 2C77 ~ca!'!:_ _ _:
2br. twnhome apt. else to Spacious 2 Br. l 'r.i Ba.
s hops I hospit al $475 New crptS, drps. built ia
AGT 645-9850 S~'!_Vt':.gar.1nlo9IM>-82S8
ing at 1t1XGro11s m<'ome 1 2 HOUSJo:'). J & 4 Dd rm.
Most apt.'\. recently re 2hn Avail now hoth
llecor atcd. Owner will newly rcrurb1sht>el A)(t
carry al 12'i llutsland 7S.H 21.12
Desirable 2 br + Jen sgl.
sly. Deerfield Condo.
Agt . 64·4'11724. 963·0902 -.. --------
Condo 2 Hr-2 Ba. wet bar.
attr hd gar. Lease $600.
642·6724 or 631·6.100 Ask
for Chuc.k
Spac. 3 br, 2'h ba twnhse.
Soc1ar Ac 11~111es o.
•ec '"'•Free Sunday
Brunch • BBQ s , Par
t1P~ •Plus much more
2bdrm. lba. l3(!0. 645 Vir·
toria. Nodogs.
546-91.24,
HEAi THI llACH .
2 Bdrm. 2 bath. built-int. p~t10. garage. Adulta.
1475. 4922 Edinger.
ml( Oran..:" County In·
vestment ••• I 0 UNts 9XGroH
bceleftt
...... Loe ....
This su1Jerb investment
features positive 1 ash
flow with seller financ·
ing al 12··1 A true pride
of ownership property
All apt:> r,.1·1·ntly re
dl'eorated You'll have
l.O act fa.,t •m th1!o ont·
752·1920
<! b r , lofl. 2•, ba
Townhouse. l''rplc. dbl
izar . lge p;.ilto. S6<JU
CM tNB. 900-4549
3 BR. 21'11 Ba. 2 frplc. lux
u ry t wnhmc 1n
C1l1homes Tract at So
C..:st Plaza. Comm pool 1
Jacuzzi. 2 end 'd g;,irages
w /a uto ~ners $725 per
mo. 751·8485
Lovely :!Br. 11 ,Ba condo
Dbl. e ncl Rar Frplc
t:ncl pa t1n. alrtum .
balrony Pool. spa. walk
t o beach $595 .
7 1 4 97~ 0 11118 .
714·962·22a).
New Woodbridge Condo,
3Br . 2'h lla, prem ier loe.
/\C. patio. +many xtras
& upgrades, SllOO mo.
M1 ·6417
Tu r tlero c k . New
townhouse. 2 Master
bdrm . ram. rm. 2"'2Ba.
1750 sq. rt. Prof. decoral·
ed. Pvt. pauo Pool, ten·
rus. park close l900/mo
IW-8277 or 75.2-6492.
U.P. Terr. 2 Br 2 Ba con·
do, w /h<K tub, Agt, Sl6SO.
~2·3339 ----~------L.,....... JZ41 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EXCLUSIVE AREA
Nr shopping, beaches.
Community pool & spa.
Room ror cycling & jog·
gi ng. S700/mo. w /$25 dis·
count. Agt,S44·1440. -----------
J br. 3 ba, huge ram1ly
rm. lhouae from beach,
Pen. Pt. $1200/mo, poss.
lease opt, assume 300K
loan, avail. 700.1977
Newport Crest, 2 h r, 2 ba.
dbl gar. frplc. tennis,
pool. 752:2209
OCIMRONT
IMte.OCC.
Beautiful 4 br, 2 ba up-
s tairs in dplx. Wood
beam ceilings , frplr.
crpts, drapes. all blt·ins,
en c I. 1ara1e w /auto.
opener, washer /dryer
Incl. < FWTI. or unfum.
11500.
GREAT RECREATION:
lem11~, Free Le~son~
1pro & pro shop I • 2
Health Clubs• Sauna •
Hydromassage• Swim
ming • Driving Range
BEAUTIFUL APART-
MENTS. S•n91es 1 &
2 Bed rooms • Fur
"'Shed & Unfum•she<l
• Adull l +v+ng •No Pels
• Models Open oa•ly
9 to 6
Oakwood-
Garden Apartment•
Newport Beach/So.
1700 16th St
1Do"e' di i61rt1
1714) '42-5113
Newport Bead't/No.
880 lrvone
ta' tt),'"'' 17141 64$-1104
2 Br. 1 Ba. StOO mo Isl. !'.'0·~or846-Q34~ _
last + deposit. 2238 State 2Br . l "'2Ba condo. Bil.
St. 646·45.5B or.sU·4431 . _ ins. Sharp. 81l!e 10
38r. 2Ba. frplc. backyd. beach. ~00. Marge:
like new. nr schl. ~ 964·_1688 __ . -----
mo. 75IH040 2 BK 2 Ba. bltn R&O.
STUNNING lrg t Bdrm DJW. fplc.enclgar.
garden apt. Pool fr rec saa.1021
area. noW.181.h. St. lnM 314'4
2 BR. POOL. GARAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••
$4SO Woodbridge nace 2 br con·
&'4·2518 646-0354 do. no peta. immed. O("
.cupancy. 1525 /m o .
MZ-4920 2 Br, clean. l child OK.
1375 Jmo + dep. 590
J oann St. 545·4529 o
213/58&1219
3 BR. 2 ba condo. -50 mo.
Agent
91l).1051
WISTLAll ¥1UAM L.,... .._. 3141
Beautiful Adult Apta. No •••• ••••••••••••••••••• peta. lmmed occupancy. Zb Zb ~ .,. t Pool. spa, lndry rm.. r . a•..-. ~11\J 1cen
iar. avail. Bach-S3l5. white water view. stp11 t~
Spe ctacular 4 Bd rm
view home. Formal din·
ln1 room. M1tr Bdrm
suite . Owne r w il l
finance.
•
RED CARPET. ~t........ 1100 ~_!tHocM 2100
College Park allract1ve.
clean . 3Br . l3r•ha. nr
s hoppinl! 1 beach $650
lse. ref's call 004·3806 or
c:ollecl <2?1703·68SQ
i';'Sl[lf'.·SHARP·Nt:W
4 Bdrm 3 bath. WI ex·
te nsive ocean view.
Lease $1.500. L..-V....,.ll
497-1761
T S L M a n a 1 e m e n t -==~===.::.::_:-:_-=i
642-1900 ----s..,.,...
lBr·..-.S. 2Br·"30-S440. sand. heart al Laguna, TSL Mimt contemporary wood &
645-8122or842·l900 11a11 frplc. $1000/mo. 494·3884 al\er6PM
754-1202
IALIOA PIMMSUL.A
V, blk to bch. rut(' W r
Cotta1e. $275,000 As·
s umable lst TD al 10.....,'7.
· $125,000 Owner /agt
S.U-1281
BY O WNER·h arbor
View Carmel. 3Br. 2Ba.
fam rm, new thruout.
will carry $190,IXX> TD
w /980,000 dn. 644·596.'i or
6M·7tlr1
21MMCAMYOM
Dramatic 4tw', 4ba ,
cu1tom home on solf
course. Many quality de·
tail• lncludinl: 3 frplca, lux muter suite, pool,
•P•· auoo.oo. Beaut 3br.
3ba townhoule. Lee rma.
hl1h ~', Ule/brt1ht tuc"L:·aL.
llJ2w.1St,. ........ 1N641
................ 0,141
of :;ual. rt1llt at ,.._ ...u,. H•rJ·
da-J ,-. aUJ Pllot a ·a. Ma. To ,,.,.
~,.. ... tall ea.JITI
-~~A··
•...................... ····················~·· 2 Br. 2h11, ulil 1>rl Avail
now. Adults, no pols.
$550. 546-3937
San Juan Capo. SSSJ>OO. 2
Br. 2 Ba. 141Kl sq. ft. 8
~~·_o_ld_. _Agt.:;;._54_1_·5032.
l''or S11le By Owne r
lOxSOf' Mobile Home.
Quiet/Adult Park near
B arl Bay. SlS.000.
833 0009 after 4pm .
_642·5074 bt'fore3pm.
2 BR + FAM RM
800 sq ft, real 1rplc.
deck, adlt pk . N.B.
Owner 121,IXX>. 645-5842
•EXCITING• s,.w..,
Beautifully cmtomJaed
24 'xeo· Vikin1 Home
2Br, 28• fr enclosed
porch. In Laauna Hilla
nlcett 5 star pen. 21 yn
old .. okler. CJDl5e> . ....... , .. ...... s.
Buutiful MJttO Bar·
rlnf ton Hom•. roun1
ad t1 • 1mal p e,t
welcome. By appoint·
ment.....,. CIAlllC .........
W8 ""lmtff ....
t'or Sale By Owne r
lOxSOrt Mobile Jlomf'.
Quiet Adult i'ark near
Back Ray $1 5,000
833-0009 afte r 4pm .
642-5074 before 3pm.
O.tofS.... ,,.,..,. 2'00
•••••••••••••••••••••••
40 A scenic Oregon c,,ast.
Electricity. fenced. out·
standing view. acces1i·
bit', Ownet492·2499 -----I.e .......... ....... 2100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 br. l3/• ba. range. patio,
frpl c . l st + d e p .
~/mo. 646-91586
KIDS,MTS Ott
E ·Side. fenced yard,
gara ge. 2 Br. S545.
642·2510, 646-4848.
4Br 2ba, new carpet &
kltch . .->/mo. Fmmed
occupancy 494·2561
Euulde l Bdrm I alh
cotta1e. 1490 per mo.
Call &M·?m weekd•1S· Exer Neaten. 11 acre
prod. Navel Orcharo. Cl·
ty Fiiimore 1185,000. Be lat in ""' Adult 2Br
8J:J.1561 Zba condo IV' SIC Plza. ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............ d ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... 3106 ...... ·-············
I Br • Be home, • rar parlllna. avail. 111 lll
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Extras. '5Z. 561-2425
Clean 2 Br, sar. achalu .•
ca\ OK. 9'50, tat • laat.
DtOIC, Elden Ave.
2br, 1 ba; dl'ape9, crpt, nq
peta, ,....._, tdltmo.
+dep .... mf
L1e rooms for living/en·
tertaining. cstm gbr, 2"'1
ba. frplc. opar ·beam.
ocn view $825/m o .
494· 1842 No agents
Whitewater view, 3 Br. 2
Ba. lmmed. occupancy .
$1200 mo. Owner will
lease /option. Best buy In
town. Call Realty World.
ult for Frank Saravia or
Art Overly, 951·0200.
c••-1211 •••••••••••••••••••••••
vma1e SanJuan
3 br, 2 ba. a /c, pool pri11.
No peta. Avail. lmmed.
9800. 511> 7216
c .. ·• , . • U.fw 't I~ 3411 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 poolt, ... 3ba, condo
appliancea incl. $1115 call
lllZ·'TllO, ......-r1
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lmmac. vu home , '960/mo\eaae. 3 Br2 Ba,
F .R .. L.R. w /fplc ,
•H·l341 dyl, 831-.. lt
eves . Ml.,.... lefc.. 32" ••••••••••••••••••••••
Jtewport ~ Canal
Quiet, u~ • airy. Im·
maculate, prt. yrd fr
1ara1e, lpedoul 2 bdrm
fr l ba. No cbilclnn or
pet.a. MIO m·o . 203'7
Laurie 1-H , Eait c.11 ......
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oeeu.--.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 3102 .......................
Nr SC Plaza. Newly de·
corated 2 Br. Condo, 1"'8
Ba. Adultt only. Securi·
ty 1ate. Enclsd 1ar.
Pool. sns. llM·9115.
..... ...... 3106 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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cellln1. servinl bar, ...,. ••r. w /d hookllJlS, S5t)O.
(ZlS ~ 11'11.
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bwa1her. No ol PCH.
"50/mo. l.lt/lut, aec.
Avail now 1'13·2212.
t-5pm.
ltucUo, la'CDll 671-U17
B1oellti0bladl.1•.1P '"' .... "*· lmmae . Aull now. No ptta
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nr SC Plua, pool /rec .
a /C, fpl,1aapd. 9425
213t-..ioCollect.
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1 Br. 1paclou1 apt.
Garden• poo l .
courtyard. Adull apt.
A1ent '131 ·1129 or
631..(151.\.
1 Bdrm, 3 bUul from bch .
Charminl. MOO includes
utilities. Avail imrned:
861·l181 or.:l.3572 i
.......... 316t .............•........ ,
PARltlWPOIT
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Sln1l•, 16.I bednilil apta,6~.
From ... -. 144-1900
Quiet 2 Br. l Ba. with
1ara1e. paUo, pool.
Adults. No pllla. 1101 H
Uth. St. Newport
Hel1bta .•. M2-'7Je0 Octanfr'Clnt ror WI,
Rentai.. Funai• Larae 1 Bdrm. Near ··-•u ... ............_ &'7'11...-•
lbopt, pool, all uUll pd, , UIU IU• -·
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l'U • dellv. Call the l'ro.. W2'71.1'7J.7•
M"Hrrh • Write Soc11I
8dance Toplu. <.:all
after IPM fMZ tr11li
H•'l a • •••••••••••••••••••••
J AC.:K 01" ALL 'fkADES
t•lumbm•. rlM:. ht-•linai. odd Job&· 836-8162
tlurlll' lmJKUvt-n1~nt, l!5
yra l"•P t"mca, r11rpen
tr)' 6 1uuntln11 831 4264
llumr 1mprovt'r11t:nlll.
1J 11 In tln11. t'I ~t·t r11• 11 l.
plumblnl(, 1·11rpentry
641 141rl H...__....._.. ........................
llAllUWOOI> "'l..<>OttS
l'ltoillkd a, Waxed
Anytln~.1132 <IMJ S.A
H1• I ··I·····--··············· l111uHnt1 & Uump Job1.
A11k for lt1m1ly
~QIH -
• ••••••••••••••••••••• c1 .. nup., trlmmln1 •
haulinc. fto.e ..Umetes.
16'1a7l
Haulln1. Yard Clean· ups,
Hand)'IDUI Jobi.
Jelf,Ml-Mel
GET ltlD O F'
UNSJGm'LY TftASH +
OF.BRIS $1811.0AL>.
<.: 0 LL. STU D •:NT
548·6'28
Jlaul, cleanup, concrete
removal. Dump truck.
Quick aeni. 64.2·7638 --------H.Mdl••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Want a REAUJ Y CLEAN
HOUSE? Call c;mgham
Girl .-reeesl 645-5123
L..chc....., .......... , ••....•.....
Avllu Landscaping
ser vke, tree tnmming,
l'll:!anups, yd mainl. call P~dru. Marguante or
t-:fr11m 6.11-4627
Henov a ling· ftototil Im IC
Sprinklen1·lawn.'l·t·b1u11s
I) 11 Ve 642 ·4ll5:i
HudtM&IMHl
t1• . ..... :: .............. .
e uatom brlell, atone.
b lodl, eanrnte, ltucco.
Ref1. rr...t.Ml-Mt'Z
Brlckwaril, Small Jobe.
Newport. ea.ta M•a ~
Irvine. f7S.3175 eves . w. .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Movin1? The Starving
C0Ue1e StudenU Movin1
Co. hu arown. Jnaured
1ame 1ood 1ervic~.
•T124·U6 License.
641-11427 . . ---· ------NlwalilC)s.mc.. •••••••••••••••••••••••
LVN desires pvt duty
nurse poriillon, full or
PIT. days or eves. Will
housedean , shop or
cook. Mature, rel111ble.
CdM refs. Shirley. Dys
760· 1837 eves 496-6842 , ...... j1t.,...--
•••••••••••••••••••••••
l'ainlJni & Papt'ring
Prof. work. Pree est.
R11nbl. Steve 547 ·4281
COLLEG•: STUDfl:NT
eXJll:!r'tl it! intteict, any
job for less ~ Ale JC
"5!>9 5198
!~!.t!:t:!'! .....
DAVl!'IPA.IHTING
SerYtDI Arwt,..,.
llclll ReMO'Sab&e
ln•llted. lie'cl 9la5
RALPH'S PAIHJ'INO
Int. /ext. ~ J4 hn,
Uc .. neat, ni& . ._..,01
Fine ext/tnt peinUnc by
Richard Snor. Uc, Ina.
Try me .... 5555 C24hn)
Paintlnl Is Papertn1
Wallpaper removal
Guaranteed
Paul Cutler91S2·3006
30% Disc lhru Feb.
PerfectloniJt. I do my
own woric. Curt 9'11H314
ext 1004 ,... ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••
LIDO PLUllBING-No Job too amaU or too IQ,
free est. J4 hn. ~_,
Plumblnl, Remodelin1,
Repairs, lAak Detec·
Uon, 6 Drainl Cleared.
Top Hat Plumbin1
13!2030
P.O.a. .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pvt POil Box Service
THE MAIL ROOM; 24
hr
2tlOO E ca Hwy CdM·NB
M0-03tO or 6'4-4481 ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••
IOOfll ..
ALL TYPES/REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES
CaU Bob, 548-0798
Pboto Joumallat-capture
•the decisive. Thom
Young will shoot your
modellng l'Omposites &
product illustration.
Rates neectiable. S48-5113 New Ii recovers, Repair
,._-,-.... -~--specialist /stay-busy
• •••••••••••••••••••••• prices. Reliable. 548-0512
Neat e_11tches ~ textw:es. I.Mn aomethin1 to sell? ~llt. H3-14Jt Clauifiechdsdoitwell.
TllDDalGNS
Pr11nln1. sculpt1.1rla1.
toppln1. thinnln1. re-m ova I, elean ·up.
141-1165 , .......
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Jr /Sr bilb ICbl ltudeftll
in HY mmhJMeCantor
790-lal, eve, m.:1110
ext254dys.
T""'9s...tce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fut accw-ate typinf on
IBM Correct/Selectric.
other l«n!taria.l work,
buslne11 letters, re·
sumes, etc. Karen.
815-123o
WW.WCleulg •••••••••••••••••••••••
"Let The SUnabir\e In"
Call Sunshine Window
Cleaninl, Ud. S48-M53
Home & Commerical
Chrl1tmas si1ns
washed. Call Steve
.846-1957
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AtlWERS
• Lott: Heirloom Bracelet. .........•.•••••.••.... 11r1v l.11t, 1t11111l1•1·k "Ou " lt9ffA1.S I lledondo Cr. 110, II R.
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64.5-1805.
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Tease -Unwiff -
FOUND: 8uset Hound
red & wht male , ~k apoo whl male. ~ewport Beach Animal
ShelJer 6'4·36.'56
,i::w1'1)tt'1. 1s1.'\N11 ;, '"' I A':'~~T.:,0 ''"· 1 2<!:1 /1110 ltt•i. i 4:.0 Nt·wport Ulvd Approx. 6.IWsq ft. av111I.
t ' o" t 11 Mt• H 11 Se" 111 Fountain Valley nl'ar
M11n 111(t'r s U "'rwy. $13211 mo
CONSULTANTS
Now you can reap the
benefit.a ~ hi&h coe\ ad-
vertislne for your coi:n·
pany ! Let The Advertis·
ing Conaultanta set up
your own in·house ed·
vertiaing agency. Please
call for information.
-75f..t545
110 ~ 11:1, llllNI !fl:i 111111 G~UNES
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The next time you get
caught up In nostalgia -
for the· sake rJ balance.
throw in a few GAS
LINES .
( I' I ' t, It I luJJll'A ••Ill .I 111 Seawill Vi1131e I ati•'\\IM A1•I
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lo !'>t• 11 w111d \ 111.1.: 1· ti.ti! !!tie~ LAS IRISASAPTS. 1714Jll!t!I SHIH.
AT l!t:At:H
(lct>c.n new pool 1enms ROOMI 4000
<'Ourts. adlL~ IJarh , 1&2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LJdrm from S42i> 5515 Lal(una Beach Motor Inn.
R1\'er A\'<' 642·251'.6 985 No. Pal'1f11· l'o1a"t 1 llwy , l.al!unu lh•a•·h
YEARLY SS50 ~r m 11 21 0 1111). Weekly. K1ldll'n
hr. 2 ba. gar wa~h tJry. available. Low winter
t'rnss st frum beach I rat1·s. 494·5294
~0·6436 Pvt 111."druom and l1alh
1.rg 2 Br 2 Ra upp.•r uni! I l'~K>I. Jill'un1. l'luhh11ust-
"" tlet·k oct>:u1 & bav vu 1 "' 11 r k 1 n.: p 1• rs on
$695 mo yea r ly ·t ';di ~ s;:110 m n + se1• <le p
Lloyd \\·ail after J an tst Hun· JACOBS REAL TY ~1g~ L!d1 nr 01·1•an
67M670
3 Hedroom. :! Ualh.
OCl-:AN\'1 .. ;W
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N It Oce an r ro nt
"" k1 11•hcnclll' $2ti0 &
up l:lil pd. 230\i W
oc·cirnfrunl bi3·41!>4
Room for rent in hse
~: iu·1· t·ontl o t o s hr
w 11r11r tlt'r~on tlurbor
V1t'w Knoll l'l~I' to
t'ash1on lslt-. view of c·1
t>', lots o( pn,·al'Y. ten
ms. pool. t'tc $400/mo.
759.95911,
Gentleman to share home
with bachelor Call eves
~4-1796
Share duplex in Costa
Mt>s a . l>t W ,
wash !dryer. Fncd yard.
quit>t non·smoking prof
or s tudent $230 /mo
Knt h1 543-0044
Share 4 Bdrm home m
Dana Point. Close to
beach/frwy. Estab. in·
dividual only. 493-6198
1 Br, ocean view."adll cvn·
do. in Vtrl'.atllt!~ Mai.
'>ecurity. lg µool. tlhh.,e.
gym , s auna. J3•·. l'tt·
lndry fTplt'. 1 ml from M mid 2IO's. Cdl'tf condo. on: Siii.Simo 957·3\~ fully furn. except Br.
$.S50 mo IW> lfl:)i I .. \
Exe<' Fc n1;1lf' will !-ihilr"
W I l h S;I Ill l' 3 f~ .
TrJwnh11U$t' w1lh \It'" 1n
Furn Room. pr1v11te
b;llh F:mployrd man on·
I;· NNtr 22nd & Oran1ote
w1!h :>entM 1·1t11.en &
tlog K1tt'htn prl\. N•m
drink"r Hef's $1!1~ mo. :'ll!'wport lit•Jf h ~JI-' 1 S4d 08IJ.
ll:!nn". rat(llll'lball. "l'' -·
liar trph• '2!}11111111 l';,111 Hotefs.Motefs 4100
Cattn· 751 6271 E ,.l., •••••••••••••••••••••••
b4tl·S004 DO YOU LllCl
Wlking to h1·h I & 2hllrms
from $35(1
i>~ttiitl-1
Claffhavt!n 2 Br l R;i . -·-.. rn~ { i o·.--jl, ol r ll .I: t• 11 II
c rpls,,drapc"i , oldl'r
tidulls . no ~It'll-$4fi/• :vr·
ly 548 SJIJf.
MOTB.S7
Wt>ekly rentals from S&t
& UJ>. 646·7445 2274
Newport Blvd. C M
RallJoa Inn oceanfront.
L11w wmter rates Uaily
or weekly. 675·8740 -... --... v • ..-.~ 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~RR 1'2 Ila Tn .... nholl"" 4bdrm. 2ba condo on
sl y.le Ad:ilt!5. n11 1x>ls North Shore of Tahoe
$375 54S.26lt! Fully rum. 51mm from
• . N<•rth Star. $4()0/wkly. New 2 Br I Ha. Adult!<. nv . 957.3226 !'>.»3946 Bt>rt.
Sl70 + ..,, util. 76().9082 '
Resp. M 1F to shr 3br hse
nr 0 .C.C. in C.M. $225 in·
c I u tH. 546-8530. 95.'J.8114
24 hrs
Fem. to shr 2 Br duplex.
call Candy 9157· 1136 Non·
smkr, likt$ arumals.
Shr Clean Balboa Dplx ,
$217 mo + v, util-Yearly
Lea se 673 ·1101
morns/eves
M IF lo shre :I bdrm 2 ba 1
mi (to.m bch.-$225 incl
util. 53& 742.5 or 960-7874
Roommate share 48r
furn . apt. Washer ,
dryer, gar. Gd local J4n
541HI028 ------
Clean Mature Rmmate to
shr 2 bdrm apt nr So. Cu.
P·laza S260+1n util
979.9996
4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1111 ft Al'. unwl 11kK. util
1111 :!~ .. : ('st llwy.
tl7!'J IJllUO
Cost•MIMl7tltSt
tcil7 W1·11ti·hH N U W1111t
l11111m·1111I 1n211 7000~ f t
1st floor Aat'nt ~I~ I
:I lloom 11uile, 54!'J sq. f\.,
modt•m tiulldina. A ll'.
plt'nly ol parkintr t:11ll
lle11lononucs 675·6700
ICOU.CfNJH
HIWPOllT
t:lt-1rnnt ext.'t.'utive suitf's
1n prest111e location~
With romplet.e 11uppon s~rvit'es.
714 /1151-0681
250-500 sq. ft. gmd nr.
ulils pd. From $200. 779
W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom
957·1900.
'"THE" EXECunVE sum
Full service offices in
Newport Center
640-5470
PLAZA uECunVE sums
''There is a difference · ·
714/752-0234
2082 Michelaon Dr. lf212
2021 BuslneaaCntr lf2l3
hdar,~
Mwdlal Chief!
Elegant bldg.. in heart
of Huntington Bch.
w /spacious offices -
skylights, wetbar. con·
ference rm. 85<' per sq.
ft. Plus. super 2.000
sq.rt. medical bldg .. well
appointed at 75• per
sq.ft. For details call
RED CARPET ' . 893-1351
688 sq. ft. well located
North Costa Mesa offict .
Park next to your door.
Fully equipped . with •
carpet, a te. cabinets &
storage. Reas onabl y
priced. Call tom .
H a rb or Baker
Professional Bldg.
957·1900.
Prime t'omer Joe. Up to
4,500 sq ft. Full service,
modern. glass bldg.
646·6303.
SMAU. °"'CE
COAST .. (M4WAY
3'0 11q. ft. $27!i /mo
Avail. Jan. 15, Pvt.
restroom: convenient
Newport Beach location,
llt•~Corp
645-4400
Exec offiC'es : Newport
Bch /airport ar118. suites
w /lax libra r y, con-
rerence rm. copier. full
i.er vices. lmmed oc-
cupancy 833·8990 ------
1200 sq ft. Orange Co.
Airport area. $4001mo.
67~9819
5075 Wfftr«' H.I.
Great location, prof
bldg. Lots of parluni.:.
875 sq ft. l600 mo. JOO ~q
ft. $200 mo. (213) 395·!1981
C'ollect.
a..S.na...W 4450
1
...................... .
For store & office spare
11t reasonable rate!\.
500 ta 2'700 Sq Ft.
!I MESA VERl>E OH I
PLAZA
1
1525 Mesa Verde K. l' M
S4Ml2J
I Newport Modem store or
oHice. Nr post offic·e.
.548 s i r . J~rry
213 1477-7001
CO MMER C IAL
STORES. Shops. Total
1400 sq fl at 38' & up. Any
·size. E. SidP C M.
548·7249.
4475 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Store Spal:c for lease
1500 !IQ. rt. & 1260 sq ft.
in Huntington Bt>ach.
Flexible t e rm s.
213 /596-7202. ------·want Ads C:all642·567H Wanl Ads C:all 642·5678 P"ts. $4f':> llv t\ppt. ----·---- --_____ ----·
645-3864 Orean Bluff Kauai Con· r-------------------------------~
<.:harming IHr Vcrsa1lll.'s
condo. 1st floor, pvt
patio Wl!s model um\
Vit>w of fountain Loll' of
pn vary 1''1111 ;,1•rurit :V
w /gua rded gale ~2S
752·2310 da:v~. Ml!· 1:;16
eve!>
Lil steps to sand 2 br. I
ha. yrly. incl UIJIS. ~J
548-8234
Across from beach 2Rr.
Just painted. $625 mo.
yearly 968-8263 ----...
E. Bluff. spec• lbr. pool.
quiet . sec ure 11re11.
Adults, no pets, $445/mo.
644·4767
Beacon Bay, 2 Bdrm 2
Bath. Upper unit of
Bayfront home. 1750 per
month, yearly, utilities
do Golf. tennis $2.50 per
wtek. Sleeps 4. 613·759S.
Lar1i:e Big Bear Cabin
l'ool table, color TV. 2
rrp1:~ s1~ tL545~ss1s_
Palm Springs House.
Yearly or monthly ren-
tal J Bdrm. 4 ba, pool.
Jar. sauna. Can)'On·
Country Club area .
Completel y furn
S l500 /mo , )'rl y
$2000 I mo. + util. <:a II
Mrs. Long 714 1645·~17.
1.323.3902 ----·-·-...... to Shin 000 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Moving? Avoid deposits
& l'Ul liv,ing expenses!
Professionally s inc e
1971.
HOUSIMATIS
832-4134
incl~ded. Available now N r OCC· UCI. Sha re_
117~ 6bdrm. Jba beaut home
~ with students. Avail 2 br, frplc, pat~. gar., now Beau 646-9'187.
adults, no #'tfs, S490.I -----
618 Clubhouse (off Mature Resp. Auull to
Short St.) 7M·2236. share lg Beach the. S300
S..Cll mla 3176 ;:10. inct utll ~3778 an
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Goll coune view, 2br .. 2 M/F 40to4.S, shrS Br. 2 t=====LONG BEACH ARENA=====I ba., apt., built·lns. Ba. hie. C.M Spa. Nr
carpet, drapes, 2 car S .C .Plau ~ Frwy . 300£.0ceanloulevard
ports, laundry facility . S200·S225. Shr utils. Tlcbt tnto. (111) ....,..,
adults, no pets. $425 641·4913 Qt'ffp ,. ... , ~U) 271-2ICIO
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,Beach Condo. Tennis, ""'"'-·___,' · ............ .
uuna, Jae., walk to =.,~.. ;,,;;;;;1: .:.:.::.· bucb. szu. Jan. l. ._..,,___.," ... .. .. ........ ,.,.
................... ~···
Near S.C. P\ua, lbdrm
cooclo, -*' uW • all amtniti•, &4M.ls, Jaci Ml-toll leave rneu.,e.
Room mate '*anted. PoCJI, Avail Jan. 1. Cal
•40·1511 or after 8, ., .... Clean. reapoaslble,
Female pnlWNCI. a Br.
.... .._ 2 Ba. Nftport .......
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let ... -Dal!J Pllo& .Cl111lflecl
............. Ml-Sift Ad.
IT'S EASY! Look for 1•r aa1ne and addre11 la today's
cla11lfled eeetloa. If JM RM It, ull '41·MTI Ext. m ancl
we wW arraa1e for JOU to pkk •P y•r tklceh at &M
aearet& tlftce el tH . Piii
Stc•ral(t l(ar11..:e for renl
On Hulbua Ptn next to
fun woe 11011tfl x20' ~rt >
1173 21M3. biJ.3930
....... , W9'hd 4600 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Mal plea.'lant ludy w11nts
I ur 2 bdrm unf apt near
water by 2111 992-2269
wknds. Irene 759-01133
hus. hrs.
....... I'"'"'! ',._ •••••••••••••••••••••••
·~ w--.M.Sto ...
42.5 Merrimac Way
Costa Mesa
You are the winner of
2frfttick ...
\$17 value l. lo
lceFallet&
H~Cllllc•
Jan. 6thru 11th
Long Beach Arena
Tic kets must be t>x·
c hanged for reserved
s eats al the Convention
Center ahead of time.
Call 642·.5678, ext. 272 to
claim yourlickets. ••• ------------MGMy Wmrftd SOJO
·······················1 Wanted. Capital. $50.000.
From group or in
dividual, to invest or
participate tow,m)s buy.
out of hit?h technolo10
tele ·<'O mmunicationi.
product. Call Dennis
Gratton'. 714·898·951 I
M ...... Trvat .J. Dffcli 50J5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sattlw~Co.
All types rJ rt'al estate
in vestment.a since 1949 s,.o.a1u4•
2RdTDs
642·2171 545-0611
Widow has money to buy
or make 2ND T.D. any
size above SI0.000. No
credit I. no pnlly. For
action call AGT 673·7311
Now You
Can
Sell
More
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\'";, 111 ;\la,.h·rrard
1-'or mor" 1nform<J11on
and to 11lan· )'our ad 1 all
642-5678
*** C.l.M.ddy
16121 Pitman Lane
Huntington Beach
You art! the winner or
Jhetldwh
($17 value>, lo tu,...:::a&
H•cllrJ;•lce
Jan. 6 thru 11th
Long Beach Arena
Tickets must be ex·
changed for reserved
seats at the Convention
Center ahead ol time.
Call 642·.5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets. •••
anytim_e _______ 1 Find what you wan\ in
WANT ACTION? Class lied Ads 642-5678 D_a_ilY_ ~O.!_ Clas_s_if_ieds..:
Cw Poat 5150 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Person t o help drive
Newport Beach to Sun
Valley, Idaho. Leave:
Jan . 13. C arolyn:
759-0078.
5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FIDllADS
ARE FREE
~~
_"42-5'71
Found: Or /wht Kitten.
vie. 22ndSltOran1eAve,
CM.M2·119t
Found: Youn& male dog.
Springer/Setter mix.
Bannine Ii Bushard.
91S2·3856
FOUND: Ovistmu 1ift
to Tom, Darla • Danny.
from Kelly. 54&-2704
REWARD. Loll white
female Samoyed. HunL
lk:b.~5213
Lott. CAT, P'•Y • white
male. HB 536-0'18,
830-0lJ&, 112·51M
Loll: BIKE. Blue Man's
cruiser . Schwinn .
Balboa Island. Reward.
675-8771 eves.
Found Sheepdog. Vic. In·
Lost or found a pet? Call d i a n a p 0 I i s &
Animal Assist a nee Farnsworth. 536-:niO.
League. 53'1·2'Z73. No fee.
Found. Gray Schnauzer •Found or IOl'lt a pet? male. By Perry Park .
Call us• we· re the Pet 963·3088
Pals. <7141739-2988 --------
LOST: ~en Retriever.
female, llhr collar, vie
Victoria • Monrovia,
CM. Ml·llaSO. 957·S012
Anna
LOST : Brazilian
Redhead <Green > vie. of
Priscilla/Linda N . 8 .
642·1313 ____ __.___
I.OST-Reward Male Old
English 9\eepdog, last
Hen 48th St. N .B .
631·"888 I ---------
Lost: Mixed breed Dog.
12 /24. wht w /blk spol5,
M. 12 yrs, blk collar.
548-0263. Reward.
Found: Female Black
Pup. Su Bright Dr.
Dana Pt. Identify to
claim. m-3.sM
Llttf• 11 lig!!
Classified Ads are really
small "people to people ..
sales calls with big re
adership and big re·
suits ! To place your
classified ad. call today
642·5678.
Found: Sheltie. sable &
white. female; Basset
Hound, tan & while.
female. Newport Be~h
Animal Shelter, &M-J1151.
Found: bUI & whl dog
w /spots. male. Bdwy &
SA Sts, C.M. 645-0282
FOUND: 5 yr old male
Airdale, 405 fwy al
Maenolia south
892. 9434. 898-087 4
LOST: Blk cat w 1whl bib.
blue Oea collar, vie Star
~rest • Turtlerock, Irv.
Reward! ~3QIB
LOST: Female Poodle
puppy, Irvine Shopping
Ce nter. C ulver a.
Sandburg, SIO Reward.
~-l280or496-1431
Lott: brown & black cat,
female. Santa Ana Hgts.
reward. 54&-2.948 -·
LOST: Shorthair Brown doe. Umps m left leg.
scar on left le1. had sur·
1ery 8 yn old.Vic . 19th
St. Male "Meme" needs
medical.ion, pleaae re·
turn. Heartbroken!!
642-13$3
You can be a
I
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FOUND: Young Fem·-
German Shepherd, vie.
Bolu tEdwards H .B.
11191·91164 WINNER
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t FOUND: BDt/Whte cat,
semi Iona hair, vi<'
'Naret ..... CdM. Alt a . 813-1411 .
FOUND : Sm white
Shain female dOI, vie
Bristol & Segerstrom.
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NEED MONEY
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won't ask you a lot of personal questions or put you through the 3rd
dcl(ree lo l(et a loan. You'll find us nice lo talk to and easy to deal with.
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S A II types of property
S Any California area
I No c~ll chetk
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1 S Even If behind In pay~enl.8
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S Interest only lo.ns available
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I-App 'ta your home or our olfi<'e
For Information c-'1
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GOLDEN PLAN .of CALIFORNIA
~every dal •T. e•cept Sunday
For App t. Cell CoUed
f21J>lll.-.O
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Lona Beach. ca. -... ...
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• OUTCAU. •
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FIRST LADY
Escort. Models
PtrfyDttlpcen.
• 972-1 J41.
MC & VISA An·cptt:tl
TOUCH A <.:\.ASS ESCotr'S
7~·l.il
Seek P<JS1tion a:-\ Chauf
feur. body guard or 1'0/1\
pan1on. Call 4!1K·'b"Yl4 ur
write PO fJox 262. S;in
Clemente. Cll Y267:!
TrPe4 5450 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RIDERS, SAC. TAHOE
4< EUREKA SOON S
642·6820 I .. ,~::.:::! \
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A,·ct · 1 ci.ta. ui;wneoeed
hid) lor llC('tlW\l• J>•.Yll
bit • p•yrull t 'ust a
Men aru. Ml-22311
ADmTISIMa
SAL.IS
Ht\:IUlle ol a new ex
pani1on proirttin the
l>111ly PlJot hllS an 1m
mediate operung ror a
.sales pl'rs on with
newspaJ>t!f d!!!play 11d
ver t1s1n1 exper Good sah1ry, commissions &
t!J1ce l lent fr inge
bt'n e f it s Exeellent
growth opportunities for
person with career am·
b1tions. Call for ~point
ment. 642-4321, ext. 277
Oranae Coast .D.-yPlot
330 W. Bay Street
COllla Mesa
~qua.I Oppor Employer
Architecture
JOBCAPrAlN
SR. DRAFTSPERSONS
Xlnt. opportunity with
Newport Beach onice.
W. Rylee A.IA 640-2912 ---------
AUTOMOTIVE •'ASSISTANT
IODY SHOP MGI.
Permanent. pleasant
working conditions in
busy shop! Some ex·
perience preferred .
Good pay. Opp. for ad· ••••••••••••••••••••••• vancement. See Mr .
Instant serv, tree tnm. & Wright.
hauling. odd jobs. Do it HOWAID CMwr•t ~w~ J~~4042' Dove&Quail Sts.
Cla.ssihetl Ads , vu~r •)llt' • _ NE~PORT B~A_CH __
stop shoppm.: l'~•ut~·r 1~idle items 642-5618
DOV\ 'f ~t ~orve,,
b ..fhtoherl/ re vteu tan~
rut1ni~-
use Answer llt/ service
when placing your ad ... a
Daily Pilot ad number will
appear in your classified ad
. we take your messages
2A hours a day ... you call
in at your con ve nience
during office hours and get
the responses to your ad ...
this service is only $7 .50
week. For more informa-
tion and to place your ad
ca I I 642-5678.
Daily Pilat
le.LI IOTCI ..... ......
Ba.,y1ltt• a.ded to care
tot rny infant ln my
Lai&una Beach home
30hu /wk Daytime
dt·tll6&
8A8YSITI'ER-Llve In 1
yr old &irl. Salary + lov
t!IY room 6 balh Dover
Shure•. NB. 752·219'1
B11nll1n1 Republi c
f''ederal Savina• has
openina for full time
t~ller , lull time new
al·cts. P ff teller. Salary
+ f rinae benefits.
Laiuna Nifuel. 4~QB.SO
or8311940 E O.E
M/F /H
BanklJl&
1BJ.ER
NEW ACCOUNTS
F'ULLTIMt-:
Position available m our
So Coast Plaza office.
Exper. req'd. Call Kathy
~rnburgey; !)40.4066.
CAUFORtlA
FEIBAl s .. -.&"-'
'695TownCenter Dr.
Costa Mesa, CA 921626
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Banking
1BJ.ER
MIWPOIT
Immediate position
a\•ailable to sharp.
mature individual.
Previous Telle r ex-
perience preferred or
minimum 6 months cash
handling experience.
Type 20-25. Good figure
aptitude & communica·
lion skiHs required. f;x.
eellenl benefits & adv an·
cement opportunities.
John LaW\, 67!>·4500
1.0S...a.ES
FEDlltAL SA ¥1HG
3201 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach
67S·"500 EOEt M /F
BaoJdn1
Newport Beach office
seeks full time Teller
Exper . preferred. Lile
typing, lO·key adding
machine. We olfer good
starting salary & com·
pany benefits. Qualified
applicants please call
Phyllis lm o nt i ,
714·644-725.S.
WESTBM flDHAL
SAVltGS
1'4 Corporate Plaza
Newport Beach CA 92660
E.O.E . Mii"
Bankin"1..a.as
Experience req'd, Xlnt.
salary & benefits. Apply
Personnel: HHITA .. IAMK
721 N. Euclid, Anaheim
991-3880
E.O.E.
Make your s hopping
easier by usin g the l>a1ly
Pilot Classified Ads.
Enjoy working with young people?
The D•llY Pltot la loolllng' for men •nd wotMn
(over 21) wtth outgOlng perNn•Mtfe• who enfoy working ..........
. Tt"8 position entella counMtlftg young c•rtere
' on ..... ..-0•.,.._• on ~Ir D•lty Not route•.
I ...,. 81 14 ,., nour end work pertttlM •••nlno•
Md ...... , •.
C8I -.af1', HteRllDfl 290, betwffft 2 aftd I
, ...... -far Lolt. .
O.....C...Dllr..... -••. .., ..... -. ..... CA-M..-aoa;.-nMA•t
1141 W. COllli Hwy .
Ccnna del Mar
1'1l·IGMO E.O.E
BANKING Cr .WT._.
Eaperiepce_Jlnf erred.
U•lt•4 C:ellf•r•I• ...
Six Monarch Bay Plaia
So. LalWUl 491-1Z73
Banklnl
Welh Far10 Bank.
Orance County A\ryort
olfice, haa an immediate
openinl for incljvidual
with 6 months previous
bankinl experience.
We provide an excellent
be.nefilS package a nd
friendly working al·
mosphert!. Pleue con·
tact: ..
7 14-973-5044
S111:·r(-) :~~:
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
4S90 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach. Ca .
Equal Opp Emplyr
M/F/H
-----·
Banquet Service People . I
Waiters /waitresses & I
bus boys Apply lo Nina. ,
Surf & Slnd Hotel.
Laguna Bch497·4477 . .......,.
3 day week. El Ranchjto
Newport Beaeh. applica·
lions being accepted 12·6
Mon-Fri. 675-68.SS
llAU1'Y ...... ~. Top Hair
Help! We are turning
away business & need S
progressiv.e hairstylists
for a busy mall salon.
Guaranteed salary, top
commiaaion, paid vaca· lions, advanced training
by our traveling style
directors. If you would like to advance in our
profession please call
S46·7Ulll.
IUl'G/ASST.
Pay r oll /Personel I Job
Cost. For urban design
firm, sat commensurate
w /exp. Pleaue send re-
s ume to PBR 18012
Skypark Cir. Irv. 9Z114
'""'IJGllL AllDAY I
Some restaurant exp. I h elpf ul. Appl y in
person: 'The Village Inn.
l2'1 Marine Av. Balboa
Is land.
IOOW'll/f'T
Approx 20 hrs wk, Tustin
A/P, AIR. payroll. Call
832-1980 or mail resume
to PO Box 18884. Irvine.
Ca. 92113 -----------~~
loaltnaper P ff
Work for Npl. Bch. rltr.
3day wk. Top pay !
Free& E.O.E .
Ir vine Personnel
Agency
488 E. 17th, C-Osta Mesa
Suite 224 642-1470 ................... ......__
Caretaker for S units on
lrg lot, C.M. Prefer older
person. H9·1546 : J oe
74.5·4312.
CASI ..
Experjenced. Must have
basic photo knowledge.
Full time. lmmed. open-
i n 1 . P hot ocraphy
Unlimited, 1-Beach
Blvd. Huntinllon Beach,
941-3864.
CASHIER/HOOSEWAR E
SALES. Apply in
perso n : C r own
Hardware, 1024 Irvine
<Weatcllff Plua) N.B.
CASllEIS
lJTVTIM
llARK.ETS
For 2nd 6 ard Shifll
Wt P'omolf to m....,.. aa.t•....,...._lrom ........ .
WA?n ACAREER1
Oal&all•• lllDll .. U' •·tm
a..,...a.dl --· H~~
route. All ODlnifti uiata •U.-S people-<Jrienlfld pel'800S
lo Coata lleaa Is Hunt-Full • put time. AJI Varied llhl.IU. Enjoy ex Clerical
*** S*Offtce
lllstoo Beecb. Call daily areai. Uni.forms fum'd. cell. company benefits
7am·l2noon. •t-7114. AIH 21 °'over, mired includinl a fr~ me11I Lanch t a11er I,,. 1''1• • 1'
welcome. Noexper. nee. per ahltt. Apply !IAM
Apply : Un iver sal Noon. Mon-Fri Person
be l we'' 11 11 1 I' \I
760·1131R
Cllricll
Delivery man for L.A.
Ti~• to homel ln C.M.
ff H.B. MA.II. -''""'° mo. + bcJnw. Depend&·
nel Protection Service, 1226 MAlllOTT HOTB. w. 5th St .. Santa Ana.
Interview hrs: ~12 & 1·4,
MAIMTINAHCE
Full lime opportunity
for qualilied typiat in ac·
live 6 intereaUn1 olc .
ble c ar. 546·• .. I or
*·4982
M u at have previous Dental nurse, chairside,
Hcretarial akill.i. Enjoy I pedo, non 1mmer, exp.
exceU. benefits lnclud-pref. but will train right
lnl free meal per shift. person. 1144-0611 Npl Ctr.
Mon-Fri.
Haintylist
Help! We are turning
away bulinees. In need
or :.i full service stylists
for 1 our progressive
salon. Advanced train·
ing. Guaranteed salary,
loads ol benefit~. Please
call : 54&-71116.
900 Newport Center l>r
Newport Beach
£quaJ Opp Em plyr M f F
Work 1n hc<111ltlul I•••
Po111t ll;irl ••r l'lt111di11•
& fHt1lll 1n,11 •'•I "' '" µrder n ,1 S4 111 1.
benl'f1I~ A111ih I
Hotel
Apply IAM-Noon, Mon---Fri. Pet"llOMel Dental . MAlllOTT MOTii. Chairside Dental Ass111-
lDllS
ATTENOENT
S<tl I /IUHI 1'01111 .,, '·
("o 24701 P :m1J Jl1 I
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& "n 111•1 ,111•1• • 900 Newport Center Dr. tant. 0'.a day work week.
Newport Beach 963·5634.
Equal Opp Emplyr W/F Domestic
C~AMOH
HANDYMAN that en.Joy~
problem solving & work·
ing ·with hands. In gd
environment WIJ OI>
se curity & benefils
Call: :>36-~. btwn 8 &
9AM. Mon-Fn.
I' art time J.IOfillum I ur
tennis onentt~I J.H•r;,1111
Opportwuty lo JOlfl µn•
st1g1ous hotl•I :-.laff. l'I•
ly 9AM·Nooo, Mon Frt 1 Per&onnel
tit I 1·11111 "I"
\1 1111111.d I"' I I '. ••
Clerical , HAPPY
N£WYEAlt
FROM EVERYONE AT
Assist elderly person.
live·inn~zoo9
---------
DOMESTIC. Uve in com·
panion for 72-yr·old lady
on walker. Must drive.
prepare meals. lite
hsskpg. Salary $500 /mo.
For interview. 833-0379 ----------
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HARDWARESALES
Apply in person. Crown
Hardware, 1024 ln•me,
<Westcllff Plaza) NB
MAlllOTTHOTEL
900 Newport Cc•ntn llr
Newport &·a1·h
Equal Opp £mJ>lyr M I-
HOUSll<HPER
l:rgent Nt't."fl
:-. a I :1 1 \ 1 r 1
MECHA.-.1'"
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111111 1-. '" ,\ •••
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llMPOIAllV PE~ONN!l SllMCIS 0 r I v er . stuc k f 0 r Hotel Pront Desk Clerk.
Apply lo Cindy. Surf &
Sand Hotel. Lagun<i lkh
491.4417
To take full n.-:.11on;,1l11l1
ty of huu;.ochlll F11r :·
adults. Hd s & 11111•n 11·"'
req 'd Sal;.1r} np1·11 640,l)O:!S
f ••t I tttf t11,1lf 11
(itt rn.11'1
ll•1'1'll .11 ,,,,
:--Ii •1 •u .1
CUii
For ticket agency. Mon.·
F ri. lOAM·JPM . Will
train. Appl : SS.7-9212.
Newport Stationers Inc.
Clerk·liquor store. i m·
mediate position availa·
ble for mature adult to
work in clean beaeh
area liquor store /jr
market. We are located
in a small friendly shop·
ping cente'i on Coast
Hwy, across from
Doheny Stale Park Ex·
eel!. starting salary ,
knowledge ol wine & dis
lilied spirits helpful but
not necessary. Call Ronn
or apply in person at
Triad Uquor Inc. 34320
Coast Hwy, Dana Pt
661·645:>
CLOTHESTIME
Hiring for part time·
sales & asst. manager
trainees. Ca11642-1231.
COOIC
Newport Beach Home
Furnishing Shop. 40 Hr.
week, Call Tom 644·8860.
Food Services
PART TIMF. WOHK
AVAILABLE! Need a
lltlle extra 'mont!w''
Work for the lrvint'
&Unified School Dis·
trict food servit'l' dept.
part time & still enJOY
other aclivil1L>s for tht•
balance ol lhe day. App·
ly 2941 Allon Avt' .
Irvine 552·1383. lo: 0 E
Gene ral orrice he lp
Perm. part time J 4
days/wk SJ.Stday Call
for details 49J.8WI. I
General TI. lc6oo hy Cluib
ilftOW .....
.......... Mgr.
1-'ull time. Eves. Must Ile
avail. wknds Must have
previous restaurant exp. r........ect.rti
8ilin~ual Must typt.•
SOwpm. Full time, Mcm
Fri. 11::.>-S. Plcast• t all
for appt. 64.">·73.'lk, Mon
Fri. 8::.>-S.
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Hotel
Housekeepers &
I.miry .
Attendants
We have immcd1alt' full
t 1 me openins:s fo r
housekeepers. se<"l1on
houseka-pers & launtfr.\
attendanL~ Mu.'it lit· al>I!'
to work flexible hours, I
occasslooal w~kl"nd-. &
holiday;, Extt'll I
benefit;, & work1ni.: t·•m
dll1ons mtlu<ltnj! :.. rn·<·
meal IX!' shtfl . Appl~
9A M :'lioon. ~1 11n Fri
Personnel 1 MARRIOTT HOTEL I
!IOU Newport Ccnlt'r I >r I
:'liewport tkal'h l 1-.;qual Opp Emplyr '.\I F
HOU5BCEErER ~1 t-:1111 .i,
L'rl(enl Nr·t•J P 11 11 "1'1 "
To takt' ful l n -s1J1111.,111111 111" I Ir.,;;.
ty of houM·hld f t11 •;I °'"11 "II"~''
i1!.1111ts l!l'f~ & lllli"l'I ll'V. '1•'11•· ,,j
f'l'lj 'd Sal a r) "'"'" x-&-"YTE· 64(1.IJ(J2H --..
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Fu1 ""·•flftt·tl
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D.4TSUH
831 -1375 493-JJH
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For pre-school. Ex· -----
perienced. Part or full Auto1, Mew 9100
1.>1<! ;11ms l t ·1 ........ tt .. ·.t '"'"; 1. , ... , , • , .. ~:.~·.~~.":.:~ .... ~~ ~~·.°.~·.~::: ....... !~.~~ l t:.~·.~~·.~~.w_ ..... . time. lrv~. Ml·4S33. • •• ••• •• ••• •••••••••• ••
•COOK
NEEDED• ,..._...,.,
Full Time Daya. Apply
in penon. Dkk Church's
Rest. 2698 Newport
Blvd. C.M.
COOIC
Opportunity exists for
reliable person to work
as a breakfast Cook for
o n e o r our hotel
restaurants. Short order
cooking experience pre·
(erred. Enjoy excell.
company benefits. App-
ly 9AM·Noon, Mon-Fri.
Personnel -_....
MA .. onHOTEI.
900 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach
Equal OppEmplyr M/F
COOIC
To start immediately.
part lime, pre·school.
857-1263. -----------
COOK WANTED
Mon-Fri. approx. 9·3.
Apply from 2·4pm at
Cask 'n Cleaver. 1660
Dove, N.B. 752·2538.
COUNTER HELP-Ice
cream parlor & deli
needs you. Call 675·2193
COUNTER Woman. full
time, also Part time
seamstress. Michel's
Cleaners. Laguna
Niguel, 496-Sl.24 _ _ _
Counter help, day shift
PT, flexible hrs, M-F ap-
ply in person 10am-2pm
Orange Julius 111 E .
'Balboa Blvd. Balboa
lrl661
COUNTER help, lOPM·
6AM. Winchells Donuts.
2S3 E. 17thSt. CM.
COUPLE WANTED
Man age small bualness
Part·Ume. Will train
Call for appt M&-32'79 •
CUSTODIAN
Full time. 3PM·l'1PM.
Male or female. Harbor
area. Call Chuck :
• 831·29>. Mon.-Fri: 8-~.
Delivery Penon needed
immed. Part time. Tue9.
6 Tllura. Bever l y
Ml-1120.
DILWllY,_SOM
C09ta 11 .. Pharmacy
llon·l'rl 1M.1G4110I
HONDA
YEAR END~SALE
SAVE NOW -MOST MOD E
DISCOUNTED-FAR BELOW T
FACTORY STICKER
EXAMPLE
1981 CIVIC
1500 Ox 5 speed
Factor y equipped
inc. side mldgs
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BECAUSE Qr= Q,Ull VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES1
:DISCOUNTS WILL NOT BE QUOTED OVER
'THI TILIPHONE
COME -IN TODAY & SAVE
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C't'nt ~•&. ~·~ tHl• tecblclaa for, Kaai~..... cure.,. tnlnl. a.iued
--• hiJ • pl\Unl pae+e.._. 1&e•dr • d&le to ••· ~-· •vlnmmml. 1&1ary + OllRCI 1ull for rell1atl• pue•Dlltylevel.we .... C4fillr? b1n1fJt1 . Cell
a.r r•U1ry R.•ptto011t ,_,.... .... •11a• 6 l.ttla. I~ M•. J .... -...... 1-.-...._ .,_ la 7H/tM-llS7.
for 11oAo MV "' Ho•s elflca.. ._.. en....., Jan I, 10 \o' pm. • a:. ---· ,_.. · / ff o•pllal lllhaat l )' Nlaht .allil\a w/r.UU., Dyer Rd '-rviewtal f(W pmiUou ReeeptlonMlt, tome typ-al~PM ... mo 4t1 ho ~HkHda .:11Jo)' •• Sula -111-tlllll ID real Ht1t• HIH. inl, prior ...... tment
Moo f"'t'I ~-Hnd rt> eell•nl c.-o. -.tit.I In ------WMUw11 ~ '!'!:,~ ma kl DI up ne c . 1u mr Lc.i (1&NJf1f(l .t.d rl~lnll 1 frw il\HI Ptr Ph·ture Framer E•· ca \0 .. u you q-y '71-MIO t ' I ' o 11 I y P 11 .. 1 lft!~l ""' MM Nu0t1. perluced Pan lime. \0 Join U. praf .. ionm ---·------
:-. n •p•p•r l'•J .. o\ .. on rri Art Wcrict •~ams. 851 at Walker 6 Lee. ReceptialU&wtth1mMral •~• ~{\•• ,M .... l"• iiOiiL No Cout Hwy. Laa <7lO~. office lkilll. Pleuant
~ llCIO N.wpwt ~r l>• bt·h tM·•U6. pbone manner • ac-
N..,art BIMh · ..... •11 curate typ6q euenUal. Op«atm1Pw 1 ad
811l \ up -..,rt l)lll'I 11\01
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•:qual (W F.mpl1r M •· l'r" •Choat lt!fill? Some bookkeepin& H · TIACI •I --. --per. pnlemid. Fountain Tu ltart 1mmed1ate ly Valley area. 55'M:M2. t•11rt Urrw or fu.11 lime
i'rt" itl·booi i67 1213
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Start the year ri1ht by
findln1 out about the
t•r~•smlll\ needed lo run career opPortl.lnities
lttllPlataiunmuJtil250. available at Select
llCWllOMST
For Med~cal Clinic .
Prefer mature peraoo
w /backqround in. nutri· tlon 6 preventive
medicine. Ute bkkpa,
wa1ea open. Aalt for
EMel5M077. ~ V .. 11 u m4" b.rlrtMt.•1 • PV
h '" IJ .. IHlll ~ull
} •n•h _. 311 l'~lfu
Propertia. If you have ~xperlence nec.·eaiary ellperlence or an in·
Paid mediul & denial. 4 ternt in leamine about
<.11i1y week. Call 9'1l -9600 in.ve1tment propertie1
Personnd l.a~una Hllli . c·all for a confidential in-1----------i Productwn terview. We alao have ti .. lbu" d'JS. I
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.,..,..~ Partllme.~on 2 30RM o pport uni ties for
,,..,,,, finu;h , Tuet. l:OOPM· established pro-
l' u u o:. e Io r tr a 1 net-Cmi~h wm train. Apply fealionala with manaee· needed for fast pac·ed .. -ment potentiaJ for of· l660 Pla<.oenUa Ave. C.M. high pres11ure l e m ------fices in Costa Mesa,
1>ora ry help oh-In Newport ·lrvineandSan
lerv1ew seret.>n & test Clemente. Call Pete
.tpp111·ants Train for OPPORTU.,ITY Viotto, 7~1·319l _ 1 ~1• 1111> 11r '\1,k I t o lor " I' al·emen l' unse k110t·k:. often when "OU .SELECT ·-\:,: t .. 77 t N t'I Int "'" i.ios1 ion a co .. x 1.1.'>l' rci>ull gcllin)! Daily
.,,.,, ... fJm1h..-~ ar..-gt'llin.: bent-fit:. Prt'VIOUS in f'llul l'l;,iss1f1ctl Ads lo PROPERTIES
1n1• , amµ1ng 'bug th1!> duslry exper desired rea,·h the Orange C.:oasl but not ~laal. <.:all "·"' r tr you h u \' e a market ade your old st··'f for • \'1c tor Tempora r y l'h ""' ~"7 ... . L Jn_i~r that·s nut "et E 0 E c.ioc.;..2 ...., II ne w ooodies with a ~" 11 l Service.~~ . . . .. ting IJS.-u .,e 1 now Classified W.'1>42·5678 --~th a Classified Ad -------_ ----
•vto~. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 ....................... ••···············•····· .........................•.................•..
Fw Ad ACtion
Callr
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
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lecepUoal1t, P /T, brl1~t. ....Uve, for
pro1r•11lve anlmal
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Wed. IPll..f. ftl 7All·l,
lat.IAIW
BCWllONIT
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TyplDI 1aper .
nece11ary. Newport
Center. Prop•rty maa•A•,::nt. Perma-MDt. MUIDI.
.... IWWWST
Full time Mon.-Fri.
Mutt be penonable fl
well·IJ'OQIDld, • ~ meetlq the public. le-
qu.lr• ICJOd '"11.inc • peamamlMp. No typUJi.
Phone~ pre-
ferred. P'ull company
beneflta .. Apply Pen·
nyaaver, !Im Placenti1
Ave. CGlta Meu.
Restaurtlll
•TACO
Z1212&..r..M
~ ...
, Grill pen1e1n, fu.11 Ume.
Wkda~. General help,
part Ume or full time
wkdays. Good for bome·
maken, mother•. col· le1e studentl. Xlnt. pay
Ii tr1inin1. Interview
btwn 2 Iii wkdys.
Placing your Classified
ad is so simple ... just
eive 111 a call on the
phone and we'll help you
word your ad for fast re-
sults. 642-5678.
a.Hew tlOO
FHIS W••••NO 0#& YI
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ADVERTISED CARS SUBJECT TO PAIOA SALE. SALE ENOS SUN. 1~1. SALE PAtCE +TAX, ll~NS~ 120.00
DOCUMENTARY FEE ANO FINANCE CHARGE. THIS
OFFER 0000 ONLY FOR CARS ANO TRUCKS
PURCHASED FROM STOCK. PRICES GOOO' ONLY WITH HI NJ.
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How ....,. MJ or put ..-11.
time. D•1• • evea. ....._ Great career op -~
portunllMt. OD llw job NJ U-.,_., poei·
traAalq. Far an f.n. Uoe naU. fGr qu&lllled,
formaU., call 714--.a eaper'd. ...... MC\lri\y
· cir laq..,. ll IMl Harbor' olftc•. DQoJ excell. co.
Blvd. C.11. beaeftt.e wtt.111 ~
Salea-Hi Fl Compo·
nent1. Salary. a Int.
future. C.M. are1. EOE.
M/F. Call M·F, 11·2 on-
1)'. Mr. Paul1en,
2U..U.
hotel. AlllllY Mll·Nooa, Mon-Fri~ hnonneJ
MAmon'MOTa.
IOO Newport c.at.. Dr.
NewP,lrt Beac.h
Equal on E:nplrr M /F
SEC'Y /OmCE MGR
Irvine architectural
firm. 30 hr wk, fuUUme
benefit.I. '752-1185.
Sales : Eaten1lve
HOUMplant knowledle a
muat. Retail experience
preferred. Salary Ii
boun opm.14$.0'ZlO.
SALIS IDCUTIYI, Security
PART-TIME SEClllTY
Mutt be currentjy •
employed ii succeaafUT. n.-lt1191-rde1nt
Capable of hi1h·level U. "" ...
communicatlon w/~ w.re.tlHaht
pie appl>'ine for mem-Evenina poaition availa· .benhip \0 1 pro1 busi-ble for a people oriented
nea1 uaoc. We are a life· penon able to check
time UllOC. ot Mlect, . ID'1 & enforce hotel hi hi ambiU 1 policies at the· door of w:O ~an:h°': f::.; our lounee. Enjoy ell·
menl the principals of cell. co. benefits. Apply
acqulrinl sreat wealth. 9AM ·Noon, Mon-Fri.
Mr. Rkbarda 963--0516. Personnel · MAlllOTT HOTB.
SALES '-•
If you are 111rea1ive
and looldnl for a future
in retail mpit w flood
co. benefits apply in
person 9am to Ham Mon
thru Fri. Standard
Shoea, -.r1 So. Bristol,
C.M.
Sale1-Part time.
lrtdailC1m••
Will train. Prefer ex·
perien~ in women's re·
tail ules.
546-1821 556-9333
SALIS,_SOM
Auto after-market for
wholesaler. Salary +car + commisakln. 646-1896.
SCtnft.19.AI.
Trainee. Good skills.
Some liti1at10A 9'lpr.
belpfuJ but not required.
7S2-6818
SCTIY jllCB'I'
Trade 1Hociation in
Irvine. 1 -1lrl office.
Gen'I ofc duties, good
aecretariaJ skills nee.
752.2152
Secretary Legal Invest-
ment Consultant seeks
exp'd per1on w/le1al
sec •y &killl. Collins As·
sociates, 5r87 San Nicolas
Dr. I Ja'lN.B.
SCTY /BOOKKEEPER
3 to 4 dys wk, exper.
C.M. aru 642-0322
SICllT.....S
Xerox lliO operaton for
expanding company.
Top pay for \op people.
FIT or P tr. FleiJble
hours . Newport
Secretarial Services;
152-2377.
s.a ... , to"'"
Sl.000 + 0 .0 .E
Accurate typing, n o
shorthand. Mature. gd.
dress appearance. Call
Sandy, ~. Coastal
Personnel Aaency, 2790
HarborBlvd.,C.M.
NEVER A FEE E.0. E.
900 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emplyr M /F
SllVICI STATION
Island aales, p/t or f It,
mechanical ability de-
sirable, sal based on
exp. 846-8270
Sewer &iif aUi cleaners
wanted, light plumbing.
964.4822
SHOI SAi.iS PllSOM
F I t per1o n , good
benefits. advancement oppty. 49'·2796
Shoe Salesperson
We have an apen.ing for
an exp F tr salesperson.
Apply in person, ask for
Mr. Cannon. Hemphi:l's
Shoes. 54 Fashion
Island, N.B. 644""223.
Shoe sales. full lime with
or w toot exp., or will
train. Good co. benefits.
Apply in person 9am to
1 l am Mon thru Fri.
Standard Shoes. 3a77 So.
Bristol, C.M.
ST ATJONERY STORE in
CdM needs saleslady
Fttime, S days. Xlnt.
"Al'O rk'1ng conds .
Especially fine clientele.,
Phone: 67S.lOJO for appU
Student Aide-Dnver for
partially handicapped
young man. ~2746.
S)i¥TCI •RD OPll
F ull lime· days Will
train. 642-~13.
• •• T..,.._.
17092 Kampen
Hunt.inglon Beach
• YOU are the winner of
2 ..... tidleta
<Sl.7 value). lo
la,..._&
H1l*';•lc•
Jan. 6thr.u 11th
Long Beach Arena
Tickets must be ex·
changed for reserved
1eaCs al the Convention
Center ahead ol time.
Call 642·5678. ext. 272 lo
claim your tickets. •••
TEACl812)
....... , ..... a:.
AmY
4N'l1QUKllALL
DallJ IN. Fri 10-t a-.1,.....,
l1'711W• ........ Avt.
GudeG1'4M -..oa
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3461 ........ Dr .
ec.tall ..
YOU aretlw winDtr ol Zhe ....
~Sl7 value), lo ... .....
MrlllJ •Ice
Jan. I thru 11th Lon& Beaeh Arena Tickets muat be ex-
chan1ed for reaerved 1eat.1 at the ConvenUon
Center ahead of Ume.
Call 642-5171.. ext. 272 to
claim yourt.icluU.
***
Blood Enslith Hiahboy
with ~veled mirror.
'850. Sml round oak din-
inl table. 9f75. Square
oak coffee tbl '900. Ph
675-840
Old Oriental rup want·
ed. Any lize/cond. C1JI
1 ·800·ss:wm:J
Queen ann tble & chairs,
Antique drawing tble,
149-2975
Upright Piano circa 1875,
eood starter. Oak
rocker, gas stove
840.2669
RUTH'S AMnqulS J_..,
ca....1ceS.
. 203 offonaJ11tock 504'1AI So. 8.lyfront ·
1 Balbo1 Island <next to
Ferry l Open 12·5 Wed· Sun. 675-0t.13
AMl1CfM SHOW/SAU
Tod1ythr\1Jan.11.
Hunlinctm Center Mall
Beach Blvd/S.D. Fwy
Af•l•c• IOIO • ••••••••••••••••••••••
WHher & Dryer. Xlnt.
cond. S12S ea.
64S-5MI
Gafler & Saltier 11as ,
stove. ed ccnd. S75. OBO
557·8393
Refrig . frost-free. S180.
WHher. S75. Dryer. f7S .
Ranee. ISO. Trash com-
pactor. $100. 542.t(m ~
llcydes 1020 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Must seJI quickly girls'
frame 1 0 -spd
Motebecane. xlnl cond
$150. 4!rl-4459
Schwinn Super Tric k
Beach Cruiser. AJI alloy
components. Call Andy
aft 4, 67>9896
Peugeot lO&pd. 19" Boy's.
Bestolfer.
67S-149'2
MIW&USID
& ac cessories .. 1673
Irvine <E >.642-4348
lllldln 1MillaWs1025 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Roofers Hat Kettle. Com-
pressors & Gun11 gd
cond. xtras 548·0512.
540-0203
C• IOJS • ••••••••••••••••••••••
REGISTERED
BURM ESE KJ1'TENS
~~
••SECIU:l'ARIES•• HAPPY NIW YIAI
Thank you one 4r all for a
wonderful Ii proeperous
year!
Llz Reinders A&ency
4020 Birch Eat '14 EOE
Newport /ID-8190 /Free
Elementary /PreSchool· D... 1040
FIT private school, CM •••••••••••••••••••••••
area. 642-0411 KEESHOND, Pups~ AKC.
Secretary to CEO. Small
dynamic company.
Collln1 Alloclates. 5r87
TIActBS
To start immediately.
Part time or full time.
Pre-school. 857-1.263.
San Nicholas Dr. NB Teacher. pre-school.
---------• aide.. and aubll. Mature
Secretarial-.eneral of-, or youn1. Huntington
"flee. B111y office with Beach uea. C all
new ortanizaUon. Full Maril'Yn8C7-53M rnponaibility of au ac·
ti v iliu inc I ud Ing Truck driver. local. 1 ton.
aecretarial fl lite book· LA fl Or. Cly, 5 dy wk.
keepln1. Require1 IOOd IM8·909 Sat/Sun only
telephone manner. 8-lOAM .
Preferred location In ti•-D11va
vicinity o f Ho11 -
Hospital. Be1innln1 WarebousePoellion
salary up to '8C>O /mo, S..Hlll8
baaed on experience.
IU·ll22.
SICllTAllY
Stock brokerqe firm ln
Fuhion Ialancl bu im·
mediate openin1 for
1ecretary /back-up operaUona. Exper. p~.
Hra: 1·3:80. Contact Helen McGlnley for
appt. fMf.Dla.
WOID'rSOI
Entry-lev Politlon in well-e1t1bl11hed firm.
Mmt have ltronl train·
inl in p-anunar skills.
Full lime. Apply in
penon to Mr. F\aentes at
Robert Bein, tiilllam
Froet 4r Amoriatel. 144>1
Quall St. Newport
Beach.
Champ sire. M/F. Pet &
1how . Pvt pt y .
213 !WI -1345 .a.ft 6 pm.
Doberman male blk /tan 7
mos. oldSlOO
~9010
New Year Puppies,
Golden Retriever · ?
Healthy fat. all shots. 7
wits. 67~7SIM
1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BENn TYPE DOG
Gentle. lovin& Pet. white
female. Approx. 1 yr.
old.$4.,7649.
Adorable l yr old
chocolate Lab mix.
female to 1ood home.
6'2·1'1N ,. ..... IOIO' •••••••••••••••••••••••
**llUY** Good uMd F\amitW"e tl
Appllanc91--0R I will aell oti SELL for You
MASTmAUCTIOM
'4 .. llll,IJJ.t6U
I Secretarial Waltreaaes or waiters,
apply Stavro's
Reataurant. 51130 W.
Cola\ Hwy, NB )et ween
2...C.
Bualnette. Antique MW.
mach, Ibid. deak, crib
matt..... drauinl table
Uv. rm. cbtir, Kini bead
board • freme. dinette Mt, CClnll'd9tk~mf
: ,......SNs•••t
Previous banklnl ex-
l =~e:i~:=u=: lbort· DO& required.
I
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mOcMDAve.
Wanted ya.mi penon in·
m.ted in learntn& In· tMettlnl buttneu. CaU
Gracie al nle Desilft
Group 131-5221 or
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WILL YOU HANDOUT n.YSRS?
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11 br Mt. t ' Iola, twin
bed w ,.,...._, S' dftee
creden11, etub ellra,
lampa, misc. 7101
Seuhon, N.8. IG-l&lO
Uled 1 CGuda •I CbMn.
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Sat ·Only. J 0-4. cars.
tolaa. din. loU ol 111 at
1m 1lem1. 3 fam1h~s
JIOOWIDdw~Ln N ti.
My trash-your lreasur~.
you pnce ll EveryUuni
•oH. Sal only 2800
Dralle Ave. CM
HondJ Elpress. pine
poaa tbl, rww triple slllk.
coucbet, much misr
Sat/Sun ~s. 1411 Ree<it
ta Rd.
Garate Sale: Clothes
1hoes·fum·books·misr
3145 Kerry Lo. C.M. Slit
1-5
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Appaloosa Geel. 16 H. 6
yean. Very teachable.
Dressa1e back1round.
Haa been shown Western
11500 646-7909
....... " ..... 1065 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Com. waterbed with
frame Zenith remote
control color TV 649-2975
MatenU&y cMha n-1tid
d1.11perat.4y ! Sue 7 i
I'm bUllWal OUl all over .
ca U ~ 8'•2303 ll you
caa help.
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CONN Dvecwr trombone
with case ExceNent
condllton, 1100. 67~8052
-.ft-er6PM .. ---
Ibanez electric eultar
ProleNIClna.I model with
Tree ol Lile Solnl up to
the neck. Woodarain
body with hard shell
case. ~. 548-6446
New lbena "Butletfly"
acoustic l\litar. model
F360. Jet black finishj
w I fancy mother -of·
pearl inlay. Equipped
w f shadow transducer
pickup w I strap button,
jack plua and hardshell
rue . Must sacrifice.
$400. ALSO. new MXR
#90 dual control phase
shifter S75. Will take $f50
for all ol above. (714 l
750-2516. 631 -0148,
548·0995.
MUST SELL Peauey
P .A. with 2 columns
$475. 0 .8.0 . Also looking
for Zildjin Cymbal5
557.s:m
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T&cketa auat tN ••, e1ta11ed for , ... rved
NJla II U. Cmtventioa
C•nter ahNd al Ume,
Call NZ-M'71. ••t. 272 to rl•lm yourtick.U •••
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MARINE E Ll!:C TRICIAN Deslcn/lnataJJ /repair
Qual. won. 54f.2S20eva a.c.w.;-9030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~wmar 30 2apd winch
brand new S175
631.fl74 ------Evinrude 100 °H.P. 1!'72.
-Rebuilt. Like new.
875-3731 aak for Rich.
l 1 ' a I u m'. c a n o e ,
Ganemas&er, new, Jtlnl
rond. $400. MIH1~3
Scuba equip, everything.
Two alum lW.S 72 & 80
9600. Call Jim 979-7391
...... , .... 9040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Xlnt buy, 16' Ghust.ron,
super fishini or skiing,
SOhp Mere, 4hp Johnson,
873-5340.
'65 OWENS SKJ SKJFF
26'. FulJ canvas. XJnt
cond . Slip avai l.
S7000 /bst olr. 963-9878
26' Bay liner lo hrs., fully
equip. ideal for fi s -
hing /wa\er skiing
$12,000881-48>4 .
Entire house liquidation
sale, diahes, quality bed·
ding, poll & pans, fum.
rugs, appliances. Jan 3
• 4 9am·5. 16!581 Delton
Cir . Apt 2, H.B. ~7·8782.
B U E S C H E R B b Fully equipJ1ed. Perfect
Trumpet. Gold laquer live.aboard. $6S.OOO. r i n i s h c o m p I e t e Slip. $50,000 loan for 15
w /m atctuni mute & con· yrs. at lllh% avail. Pvt. cert C adaptor. $300. ply. S:U-l.505 or 84().22.54
646-8478 on boat. Jew..., . 1070 ,... IOl7 lollh. W 9060 ....................... ....................... . ..................... .
Man's 14Kt yellow gold AKC Enflish Cocker' Coronado 27'. inbrd.
bracelet, ln nugget lex-Male blue rone whelped hinged mast, spinn. Jen. ~43C:,:1f::l'~~Ut~~: Aug lat. housebroken. VHF, Nwpt slip $13.000.
lenltb. Secured with a 67~133 _642_·494 __ 1 -----
concealed box clasp, African Grey Parrot LI DO 14. Sail #4147
•ilh a fiiure 8 safely smaU mild bc:ne 1uita-w /tr tr. XJnt do con,d.
clasp. Total weight is ble for child 673-81123 S2200. 847-0646 evea. 30.92 pennyweights. Ap-
praised over $3,000. SeU AKC Champ. Cocker l•t:-,lalf,/
for $1850. ~. Spaniel puppy 3 blka, 1 to70
blonde ni/f., ~·· ·····~···-············ : Korum Twenty Dollar ' , , . BOAT SUP RENTAL
•""' Gold piece Watcb . Sewlllft' .. I MtJ for IO'••· power boat, ' -. Automlltit'. lllOO ftrm. •••••••--•••••••••••• f7 /ft/mo. 873-4300
'73·400o" • Must aell quickly-Adler
Mhc1l•t1 I IOIO aewina mach:i"e ·w/pure ••at Spied& tOIO
••••••••-••u•••••••• maple cabinet, xlnl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . cond. Dys •-W& W.•AM t~•S SALES/REPAIR/PARTS from your business •SEWING MACHINES• cant Send one card for each tas p1111 one spare. All models to choose
We return permanently from ~ew •Demos
..-seared attractive tag & •Trade-Ul •J'loor modela
strap, meeting airline • Also repas -exc.hangea
t D. requirements. Pre-•
vent Jou & theft! For a $39UP ~ MC/Visa
personalized tag enclose Call ~T7
•allpaper, fabric or Pickup&del.
"Day Glo" paper & we 2385' Via Fabricante
18' JET BOAT. fast, low
hrs. fMS-8111 aak for
John
IMh.Slaep 9ot0 .......................
Dry storage available.
Newport Dunes, 1131
Back Bay -4)r . NB.
644-0SlO
will back & trim your Stcre82, M.V.
tags. Or try two c~s ~.._ 1093 AJrcrwft· -~-'ti IO
back to back. -.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• . PRICES. •••••••••••••••••••••••
12eaor3/~ GOLF Carta for sale .
4/StapSUOea. XJnt. cand. New ball ..
l /9tags $1.SOea. \ etc. 492-4121
1969 Beach Musketeer.
midtime 150 Lycoming
en g , 2 Com -n av 's
transponder. 848-2509 10 or more $1.40ea. ....--1-,-.-1.-----
Sales Tax lncluded 1 •' NOCARD? MIR, Sllr'WO I09I c--.. S./
Draw )'OW' awri or send ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ii:ii'".. 9 I 20
eves.
name, address. phone & Advent TV model 761. ••••••••••••••••••••••• we'll make one card per lyr. old, must sell $2Cl00.
ta1. Add 251' each. 759-0719 8' cabovercarnper, fbrgla
ltwght, &ood cond., clean
l200. 63l·Zl70 Send check or money or· -M-.. -.t-aell--stereo--c-o-m-~-
der to: -,..,
,'LOT_....__ nent a~. Pioneer re-
.,...,... .. ..., ceiver, Dick turntable. Mohlt'...... '140
Cost~·~~ d:.io !r.!626 EPI ~. "50/080 Xlntcond.~7568
.......................
Batavua moped. 6mo.
old, like new. $375/or
beat offer. 644-7353. L.o.el•a••
someone you love a
ol » mulU col o lium balloons
Ued with ribbon Cr your own personal message.
Perfect for every OC·
culon. We deli ver .
'73·4419
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3014 Club House Cr.
Cc.ta Mesa
YOU are the winner of 2 ........
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Jan. ethru 11th Lant Beach Arena Tickets mual be ea·
ehan1ed ror reserved
Mala al tbe C.venUon ·eentar ahNd of time.
Call MHf'7I. m . m to elaim your Ucketa.
***'
Otautne SAPPHIRES.
=:.~anly sioe_:.
O.llector'a Item, Na.
lion al Geo1raphlc,
t11·19'77. Appnlaed •.oeo. Sll•JOBO. By t.a.1a..uu.
lO"TdL&SAW DILTA aoacwa.L
......... aftlpm.
lea ...... Jaellet,
........ A llMlM'
Cadillac lathe, 1440 3hp, 3
& 4 jaw chit, F /pit, collet
closer, KDK Ii 5 tool
hldr, nu8M. Approx 800
hrs. Price "50(). et&-8003
Sony amplifier like new.
T A3'50 power plus. Uled
one year $100. 444-1384
9150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Honda XL SOOS,
dirt/1lreet, xlnt cond.
$1175. lm-17811
Clauilied Ads 642-5678
Use .,,,..,,,.. At/ service
when placing your ad ... a
Daily Pilot ad number will
appear in your classified ad . we take your messages
24 hours a day . . . you call
In at your convenience
during office hours and ;tt
the responses to yO\lr ad ...
this service Is only $7 .so
week. For more Informa-
tion Md to place your ad
call 642 78. · f-AH!!!!:===1~ 111111111
EARLE IKE TOYOTA .
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, .SUNDAY
TRUCK-A-THO ·N SALE
EVERY TRUCK ,IN ~ ST~CK -SPECIALLY PRICED!
BUY NOW -& BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE!
. 1981 TOYOTA SRS
LONGBED PICKUP
EQu1pmen! includes bucker seal'> tacn
AM-FM stereo window pkg rear srep
bumper. ta1tga1e panel & Del Bnr mirrors
(010528)
1981 TOYOTA TERCEL
2 DOOR SEDAN
1981 TOYOTA .
CELICA ST COUPE
4 speed transmission. bucket seats. front disc
brakes & super fuel economv1 I Y921 18)
1981
VOLVO 4 CYL
2 DOOR SEDAN
1981
VOLVO 4 CYL
2 DOOR SEDAN Eou1pment includes an automatic
transmission pawer steering, oower
brakes. power door tocks. pinstripes.
wheel well moldings and morel
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1971 TOYOTA COllOLLA 59AM
4 cylinder engine. automatic transmission.
factory air condilion1ng, radio and much more'
(933URBJ.
53199
1971 YOLYO 242•T S9AM
4 cyl.. 4 speed trans. with overdrive. factory
air cond., pwr. steerlng, AM-FM stereo
cassette. tinted glasa. radial tlr~. mags &
under 23.000,lleal (835VPA).
1971 MAZDA e&.C 4 K •AM
Economical 4 cyl. engine. aulomatic
, tranamiealon, rear wiper waeher and whitewall
steel radial tires. (824158)1 s .. ' t I . k
I t7t DATSUN 510 4 Da. S9AM
Economical 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed
transmission. factory air cond1t1on1ng. radio &
very few local miles• (503XUI) $"" 1977 TOYOTA CBJCA;COUN
4 cyl engine automatic transmission. power
disc brakes. air conditioning and AM-FM
radio A super buy! (265RZT).
. 53699
I 971 TOYOTA CllSS•A WAeoM
6 cyl engine. automa!lc trans.. factory air
cond.. AM·FM radio, pwr. steering & disc
brakes and luggege rack. l818VYY). ·s
1980 TOYOTA COIOUA LM'l"IACI
4 cyl engine. automatic transmiaslon. factory
air condit1ontng. radio & low miles! lm!Nleulate
1n every respect• (669VUVJ.
5.M99
1976 TOYOTA C&ICA •T COWi
Economical 4 cyl engine . 5 speed
transmission. AM·FM stereo cassette and
vinyl 1ntenor (780ZSO). ,,.; steal at ooly
53499
1971DATSUN121 .. X HATCMIACI
4 cyl. engine. 4 tpeed tran1mi-6on, AM·FM
stereo. plnatrlpl~. "'body aide motdlnga &
whllewall tires. Super economy! (174TOE). s
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,Ill ~1 Repht'an b1Hll •I arah' fru nl l"""""n,...._ Bl~d ~~ .. ·~! (-..ll.t' lood mileate. $3250. '74 Dod .. BUIO Van, 111 Late mod9l ~and C'nstu .\lt•sa fHO'O:J:IO , ._ PwhM4-IHlt •tabth&111 , rull biar • _......... • MOW.. ......... 4M-2IOZ,4M-IS14. .V·I , Japd, air, m•I•• Vol v 01 . Call u 1
. ITl4,..a14 more Y~r• fw 1111 t:CSl'A MESA .... Y Pll1/0ll0. Mu.t Sell. " Wanted Honda car.
.---,_, ·c lalltftM ~~,u~'" dtd•Hn 646-tJOS ~DATSUM '70 Chevy C-10 Pickup. 164-1725,M).~. 1870.12,N-tOOwlthblown
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Allow m the Olli>ortunlty you are the winner of
to consider the purchase 2 frwtta.h
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752-0900
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Cort. ..._.. '45-5700 at Bayside Drive with a Classified Ad -~ ,.
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YOUR CHOICE •••
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•79 TO't'OT..\ CELICA LIFl'BACK
(S80WQV) '5777 W..\Sl9•5 -
NOW ONl~'t'
'78 CiU»ILIACCOlJPE DEVILLE
(971USK) '599if WASM985 . NOW ONL't' .
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ACCORD
5 speed trans., AM/FM
st er eo cassette. air
cond .. sunroof & only 29,000 miles! (713VFW >.
NOW$4ffS
MlltACl.I MADA
USIDCAIS
1425 Baker Street
Ca;J'AMESA
54S.UJ4
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NEW I >ORT BEACH
7"5Ut00
Portdll · 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••••
·19 911 SC Taraa: Xlnt
cond. • l'ake over lease.
FOi' def .ails caJJ 612·2222.
8·5 wkd ays ask for Joe.
'78 924. a1c. sir.· am/fm
8trk. 30K mi. 2 yr
guaran t.ee ena, perfect
c ond . mak e offer
493.0374 I -----'76 911S' fatp\'l>lack, full
equip, mint. lo ·mi,
$17,000. M2·1114 _. --
'78 911 : SC Targa. Uhr.
int. an 1/fm cass. P -7.
Low mi Jes. P/W. $23.SOO.
673-618'1 .
'74 911 . Fully loaded.
Mint et lnd. A/C. Elect.
snrf. mags, stereo
Wante d Ho nda car cassettie.Whitewttanin· ter. 4 new radials . 1970-72. N-S>Owith blown Seriou 5 offers only.
engine. 531-8801 675.149f lorBSl-0834. ~~ .... ...,.~~!I I '78 Accord. -Red. Excel loll lei ire-'75'
cond. stereo cass, s spd. •••••••• •••••••••••••••• =~~~~i 1~~r~i~J~~: [ ~-~1~~~~~:1
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19'10 510 w.,on. Gd cond. S46·S093 964-7069. ·-----
II--''"'-"" _tires •• Gd mileage. I( '.... ·-4 _sto~~·IQ_j_UNOAYS
SllOO/bst63Hl'119 &51i-,.. S.. 9760 -------...................... .
'75 610. A/C, 4 dr, lo mi, '70 Ghia. xlnt cond, reblt
clean. new tires/brks. en~. & trans. n ew
$2740/bst. Ml).3425 radials. 4912-3744
'86 Dat.swt 410 Sqbk, xlnt Lehtt t7J7
runnin1 cond, x.lnt gas •••••••••••••••••••••••
-mi, raclie.ls. FM stereo, 19'11 Lotus Europa. mid S&SO-968-21961v msg eng .. Renault powered. 40,000 oria mi.. 25+
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
·1o•DA
USED CAR srECIALS
AT ORA~GE COUNTY'S
NEWEST EXCLUSIVE HONDA
DEALER! SAVE THIS WEEKENDI
1973 TOYOTA CELICA 2
DR.
.. speed. racho. heater. s2395 (082PHA)
1979 TOY OT A STRETCH
CREW CAI PICKUP
5 speed, -air cond .. C.B. s7395 radio. stereo. dual rear
wtleels. (1T16004).
1979 V.W. 7 PASS. IUS
Auto. trans .. sun roof. 2 $699S tone paint. 15.200 miles.
(182XUF).
1976 HONDA WAGON
4 •peed. air cond .. •un s3.95 tOOf. (M1REI).
1979 SUIARU
Auto. trana .. alr cond .• s39 91 low ml._ (046XZM).
1975 V.W. RAlllT ·
,,., .. ereo ,.;.. 52995
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t:&ICA
Clean ! ( 133501 > $41H
-~~~~~~ ~ 534-4100 .
·13731 Harbor
1 :iarden Grove
'74 Cor0olla Wagon. Gd
cond. A.IC, stereo. $1300.
Call 49E 1-5215 -----r,.....~ 9767
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41M-U90. '
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11800
'T4 VW, superb cond.,
p_ski_!'I $DlO or 080.
~'!~~· w~ 7~~-760!
1" VW. Partially rbll.
~eeds bodywork. SflOO.
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?5 IUS $2750/0IO ~ 6'4-14111 .
'Js VW Camper owner
'lnuat seU, xJnt running
ycter. 640-UJ:! __
·ii Squareback, reblt
eng, dual .c11rbs; new
tires. ~t' & brakes;
slnl cond, $21.SO. 497 3953
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Gd looking & depentla
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$2. 000 96K-4S89
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SALIS. S&VICE
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1966Harbor Blvd.
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646-9303 540.9467 ----------OUMGICOUMTY
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o f N~W & USE
Chevrolels !
COMM ELL
CHEVROLET
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2063 fo'ederal Ave
Caita Mesa
You are the winner of
2 ..... tlcbh
($17 value>. to" tu,....&
Hald1r1•lce
Jan. 6 lhru-lllh
_ Long Beach Arena
Tick"els must be ex
changed for reserved
seats al the <.:onvention
Center ahead of l ime.
Call 642·5678. ext. 272 to
claim your tickets. •••
1972 Chevy Kinl(swood
!!:state Station W<ii:on.
All eleclri<' windows.
seals & door loc:ks, AM II
track stereo. Has air
cond, luggage rack .
many nras. Brown &
white on out.aide w /gold
int. Xlnt cond. $1200
Call Hh<lnda at 962-~.
'75 Monza 56K mi. V8 5.6
liter. nl-w brakes. tires.
tune.up $1 500 firm
645-6127
Con_... 9932 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SHOWIOOM COMO.
~ X C L U S I V E I. Y ' '7ST·TOJ• · VOLVO Power brakes, power
Largest Volvo Dealer windows, power stecrin.:
inOrangeCounty! with tilt/lelescuplni:
BUYorLEASfo: s tee rinR whee l , :ur.
DIRECJ' AM /FM stereo. rear
f!f:Jme,
10120 Garden Grove Bl
Garden Grove 530-9190
window d efol(ge r ,
automa\Jr trans. Snow
white with Burgundy in·
terior. Z7,IXX> miles. Im
mac ulale thruo ut !
SB. JOO . 754·6790 or
Answer Ad 11209. 642·4:.>0
• 24 hrs.
_ CCMICJW 9933
'75 Volvo 164 . AC , •••••••••••••••••••••••
AM /FM stereo. good
c ond. S4SOO /bsl ofr
548-6937 eves or 991·7JOO
exl218dts ____ _
"78 2U, beige, air, stereo.
auto; 48M. x Int r ond,
•100. 95J-Z7SJ
'69 Cougar. EnJ: & lrans
xlnl. Body faar_ $800 or
best ofr. 1137 · 7796
'67 Cougar: 2 cluor
hardtop, p/s. p/h, u /l'.
good mec-h. cond $750.
842.0529
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auton111Ur trammlilaio9
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lealher Interior . lie.
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and Son Linc oln /
Mercury ~Jll.10.
11 Lincoln VenaUld. VI.
automatic tranamisaion
power w1ndow1, door
locks and seats, air ron·
d1laoning he 41SXXD
~wr Johnsen and Son
I. 1 n r o.r n / M er t' u r y
!>40 3630
1\J Mark V Colle<'lors
Series Auto mati c
t runs m1ss1on, moon
roof. air cond1t1oning,
tapt., full power Ill'.
570Yl.A COM Jo; AND
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Son l.ant oln iMt>r<'ury
S40 J6:ll
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IS a simple ma tler
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VI , autpmatl c •••••••••-•• ...... .
traiaa~. vinyl top, 'M red Ml.tit •·v ;.a, auto
power wlndow1, door t.rua, Ulll cond . '3000.
loch, CUl&om wheela lie. ~ ~~·"-'-· 115SRO IWJ. Jobmoa °Nf•itli ttll
and Son Lin ·••••••••••••••••••••••• LJNca..N.MERCllRY
11-llAW>Center Dr. SD Fwy.Lake Forest
exit
IRVINE
IJ0.7000
coln/M~ ~3630 ..
79 Mercury Capri. 4
cy linder. 4 speed
lranamiuion 13.'ZOO
miles, radio Uc. 623923
Mm. Jotncln and Son 79 Mercury Zephyr Lincoln /Mercury
W •10~ .. Aut~mali c 540·3630.
tran1mwaoo. aar rondi------
lioni111. power steering, ,......... ft52
lu11a1e rark. lie . •••••••• .. •••••••••••••
OIOWQJ M497. Johnaoo '76 Mi&stanM Ghia. 6 cyl.
a n d S o n L i n 23,000 mi. Fully loaded.
l'Oln 1Mercury S4().36JO. Orig. owner. Xlnt. cond.
----• $3SOO. Days: 640·1813.
79 Mercury Gran Mar· Eves: 7«>-0.117
qu1s V8, 11ulomatic ----
lransmission pawer win· '69 Mustang, gootl rondi·
dows, vinyl top, only lion, 302 eng, hardtop.
18 ,400 mi I es . 11 c A<.:. 847-14151147·4115
798WQL. 16997 Johnson
and Son L1ncoln 1
Me!:5 u'?' ~3630
Pt'Ople who need people
should always t·heck the
Servu:e Diret'lory 1n the
DAILY Pll.OT
'73 Grande, P/S, Pili.
A IC. auto trans, pwr
wndws. S?AOO. 645·6003
Selling anything with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad
is a simple matter .
jwst call 642·5678. --------
'M Okla M. XJn1 : cond.
Ori& owner. P· wr ac·
ressorles. A l ~ /PM
radio. AJC, amo e cert .
Im(). 49"7:11'7
'75 Midsize Olds Vista
Cruiser 68K mi, : ~1750. 9
pass. 645-6127 ,_.._
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windows. Powe1 · tloor
locks. rear wind• :>w de
fogger. 16 MPG" •1th 403
V8. AM /fi'M 8 lra<'k,
~300.
516-1415
'69 Firebird, 6 cyl a 1ulo 43.
K miles, gd cond $1 .HOCI,
'9611-11659.
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Honeywell announces sale
M.I N NEAP 0 L l S (AP l
Honey.well Inc . has a nnounced that it
sold part of its traffic-control busi-
ness to Traconex Inc .. a privately.
held company based in Santa Clara,
CaliC.
Loring W. Knoblauch, manager of
Honeywell's Traffic Management
Center in New Hope, said the
purc hase agreement included the
sale of inventory and equipment, and
the licensing of know-how ror
Honeywell's line of street and
highway traffic controllers.
The sale did not include the HI·
ment of the business lnvolvinl larce
computer-bHed traffic-control
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What else new
in food line?
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ .
T hey're working hard in the lesl kitchens or Americu
corporations to come· ·up with new food specialties to
satisfy e very taste -and whim. And n11)ch of this effort
goes tnto the creation of snack foods, $Urely one of the
great American inventions.
As we head into 1981, we should look al some of the
corporate goodies that are coming our way.
A leader m snack technology is Texas-based Frito·
l,a y, part of the Pepsi-Cola em'pire. They already brina WI
wonderful things like Fritos, Doritos and Lay's potato
d1ips Now they're testing two new items -Times, a corn
c hip, and Biddies, a
rice chip. And that's not
all. Early in 1980. they
bought a 66-year-old
Oregon "6.o m pan y ,
Grandma's Foods, and
they're going. to take,
Grandma's cookie bars
Money
Tree
Into stores rig ht across the country. ff anybody can do it,
F r it o-Lu y e an . th ey have a route force or· 9 ,000
~a l espE'rsons
Th1i,' Fnro I.a; activity doesn't s it too well with
Na li1sco, the compa ny that took crackers out of the barrel
anti put them in packa~es (easy to ship, eas y to advertise)
~arly m this century
Nabisco today holds more than 40 percent of the
c·ook1e and crncker m arket with ft line that includes Oreos,
H1t1. and Fig Nl'Wtons Nabisco is n(>W trying out three new
lines : Nana Banana (-reme sandwich cookies. I Screams n'
You SC'ream~ sandwich cookie6. and Oatmeal & Fruit Sort
Snaf'b Who !>a ys American ingenuity has dried up?
Pt:l'Pl-:RIOGE FARM. i\ BAKER of high-priced
<'ovku:s has two add1 Lions to its line: Geneva, an oval
l11s<·uit la.vert>d with chot•olate and topped with pecan bits,
11nd Cappul.'ano. a chocolate-filled, coHee-navored cookie
PC'11Pl'rld~e 1s owned by Campbell Soup.
i-;,·e_ryone likes ('hocolate cake, hut ,what's the fastest
growi ng cake'/ The an!-iwer is carrot cake. General Mills,
m a kN <if the Retty Cro<:kt'r m ixe.<;,,-says carrot-cake is now
t hl· ~11 l sl'lltngC'ake 1n rtslaurants
A::. u re.ult. there '!> now a Betty Crocker Super Moist
•·arrnl 1·ukt· and a Pillsbury Carrot 'N1Spice mix. Still to be
IH'<tr'd fr om 1s the Protter & Ciamble Duncan Hines line.
E vc·n w1tho11t tht~ «arrot cake entry. Duncan Hines is the
it.";1d 1nJ..! 1·akl· mix brand. with 35 percent of· the market,
fol lo~ Nl ll~ llt.'lty Cr<1c ke1"s 28 per cent and PiUsbury's 18 per-
«l'nt ... 11«t·
WHA'r'S THE f'AKE-)11X marke t worth" About $5()(1
111 11111 111 u yeur
P1l h hun 1 ... rool1n g around wi th a new lin e
Ill l11111Pn ~i ,'.xic:.in food Sold undt:r the Fiesta Grade
11 a rr11· t lw l'tl b h 111·, cflt rics include tostados. enchiladas
.11111 t1urr1t •1:-. 11n1· <la) tht') may start selling the line in
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\1111'!'11·:111-. •·:.ii ·..,o mnr h of this stuff that they're over
.. u•11•l11 :m il '111rnl'll ah•Hll 1·holesterol levels. said lo be bad
11 11 ., our lwur t 'J '' tht re..,<'ut· com e lhe dairy companies
\11th n r•\\ linl's fo r 1m1 tation ch-ee!ie. It looks 1-ike ch,eese, 1t
1 ~·~l<· fi.linl h liki· 1'1H:1'5<' but it's not '
Kr<tfl. · lhl• na tion's largest cheese seller. has the c oldc·n I ni agc hr and of i ml tat ion c heese. Borden is coun-
t1•rmg with C'CJ11ntr) ~eadow imitation cheese. And An-
dl•r::.on, ('la)ttm. the old Texas crusher. is moving into th'!
Southwest with New Age imitation cheese slices. said to
h<t \'C 00 percent less cholesterol than regular American
t'heese slices
·WHAT EIA-;a-; IS ~EW in the food business'! Anheuser '
Bus«h. bre \\er of Budweiser. is testing a s nack-foods line
11ndl'r th1· Eagle hrand , Campbell !;)<>up is adding PizzOs to
1\:-> i''rt1nc·o AmN 1t·an line. and Swift is trying out a new dry
mix called Sh.'\Ai Starter it has \'egetables and season-
lllµs . ~ ou JU..,t udd t"" o pounds of t•hicken.
l'l'rhaJJ .... the ultimate development in the new product
li11!->10P)')s 1s ~nat·k fo<ld line called Down the Tubes .
II wus 1fP\'t'lOpl0d tir some marketing hots hots bac k
IO S1 ~1 mt ord ('onn
I lo\\ll tht' Tubes 1s a fl a\'ore<l wheat based chip that 1s
pro11.rammcd to disappear. that is, 1t wlll he marketed as a
fad !'>a~ for -;c,·en w<.•e ks and then be pulled from the
mark ct. puq.iosl'ly . If 1t work!\. it may be followed by other
prc11l 11e1 s ""Ith s1 mllur ~hurt ll ves l'he whole idea is to take
ad \·a nt age nf nCJ\'C'll~
l>OW'i THE Tl'BES HAS <ll;eady been tested in
r :ist f'n 1 :-.ll'hraska. \\ hl:'r« eommerc1als have run touting
tlw p rqdu..t as "\IP on taste hut down on supply." Viewers
UN' told lo "gl'I ... orne \I hde there's still some to gel."
\l nsl 111'" prndu<'ls do fai l because they never get r e-
P•".t h11..,in1 ·-.~ Down thC' Tubes has solved that problem.
Tht·_. 11nl\ 11.1\1' to sell On\'e and then they g o out of busi·
nl's.., Thi·~ ,.,. tl<•nt' ;.rn a y with hr and loyally
Carter to urge
interstate banks
W /\Sill NU TON I AP 1 The Carter administration
will ret·ornrnend next v.•eek that Congress permit banks to
prov1d<' full hanking sn vices across state lines. a White
ll(luse s pokesman has said.
The re<·ommendation was contained this week in a re-
port prepared hy Orin Kramer, associate director of 'the
White !louse domestic policy staff. and approved by the
president deputy press secretary Ray Jenkins said.
The White House declined to make public a copy of the
report. which was requested by the 96th Congress two
years ago
Gold metals quotations
(Jitlld
By The Associated Press
Selected world gold prices today:
London: closed due to holiday.
Paris: afternoon fixing '817.93.
Frankfurt: fixing $.'>84.99.
Zurich: closed due to holiday.
Handy & Harman: closed due to holiday.
Engelhard: closed due to holiday.
Sl~r
NEW YORK CAP> -Handy & Harman silver clOHd 1oday. · ~
Engelhard silver closed today. .....
. "NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferrous metal prices t.:
day:
systems, Knoblaueh 1alct1 He added
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of Irvine and treasurer
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Clark in Newport Beach.
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NATION
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DAISETTA. Texas <AP> J immy
Belt can't figure oul why a young girl
. would want a picture of him in the
nude and others would as k for his ad
vice -all ~cause he might be the
n ation's yourfMest police chief.
The 20-year-old lawman, the sole
policeman in this southeasl Texa!>
town of 2.000. s ays he has rece ived
all kind..:; of muil, movie and talk
show offers and a flood of telephoni>
tails in the last two months
An Octobe r news pa per s lory
heralded Belt as lhe youn~est man
ever appointed r><1lice chief in Texu~
and possihly the nalwn anll M·l
off a flurrv or attention for the slim,
young man.
"But I 'm not going to let it go to
m y head," Belt s aid in an Interview.
lie saul some of the mail bothers
his hride. J oan, 18 .
·'One girl asked m e lo send her a
nude picture of myself." he said.
"Another who was 17 wrote 1tnd
a s k t.•d m r for advice about her
µart'nts who were getting a divorce .
It 's all t-n.1zy The whole experience
i., mind hlowing Ct's getting out of -
h<rnd. though, and I'm afraid it m ay
start 111 intl·rfore with my Job ."
NOW, YOU DON'T NEED TO SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE!
WE ACCEPT COUP.OMS
FROM ALL MARKETS
Bring m coupons frorn any food mark e t in Los Ange les, .Ventura & Orange Counties & w e'll redeem them a s if they were ours ...
including ''DOUBLE COUPON''COUPONS this week-Jan. 2-7
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CLOSING 172. 71
J 88J surprises
What else new
in food line?
By MILTON MOSKOWl.TZ
They're working hard in the test kitchens of American
corporations to come up with new food specialties to
satisfy every taste -and whim. And much of this eCfort
goel) into the creation or snack foods, surely one of the
great American inventions. ·
As we head into 1981, we should look at some of the ~corporate goodies that are coming our way.
A leader in snack technology is Texas-based Frito.
Lay. part of the Pepsi-Cola empire. They already bring us
wonderful things like Fritos, Doritos and Lay's potato
chips. Now they're.. testing two new items -Tlffles, a com
Money
Tree
chip, and Biddies, a
rice chip. And that's not
all. Early in 1980, they
bought a 66-year-old
Oregon company,
Grandma's Foods, and
they're going to take
Grandma's cookie bars
into stores right across the country. If anybody can do it,
Jo"rito-Lay can : they have a route force of 91000
salespersons.
This Frito-Lay a ctivity doesn't s it" loo well with
Nabisco, the company that took crackers out of the barrel
and put them in packages (easy to ship, easy lo advertise)
early in this century.
Nabisco today holds more than 40 percent of the
cookie-and-cracker market with a line that includes Oreos.
Ritz and Fig Newtons. Nabisco is now trying out three new
lines : Nana Banana creme sandwich cookies, I Screams n'.·
You Screams sandwich cookies, and Oatmeal & Fruit Soft
Snacks. Who says Am erican ingenuity has dried up?
Pf:PPERIDGE FARM. A BAKER or high-pricted
cookies, has two additions to its line: Geneva, an oval
biscuit layered with chOcolate and topped with pecan bits.
and Cappucino, a chocolate-filled, coffee-flavored cookie.
Pepperidge is owned by Campbell Soup.
Everyone likes chocolate cake. but ,what's the fastest
growing cake '! The answer is carrot cake. General Mills,
maker of the Betty Crocker m ixes, says carrot cake is now
the No. l sell mg cake in restaurants .
As a result. there's now a Betty Crocker Super Moist
carrot ca~e and a Pillsbury Carrot 'N Spice mix. Still to be
heard from is the Procter & Gamble DJ.mean Hines line.
Even without the carrot-cake entry, Duncan Hines is the
leading cake-mix brand, with ~ percent of the market,
followed by Betty Cracker's 28percentand Pillsbury's l8per·
cent slice.
'-WHAT'S THE CAKE-MIX market worth? About S500
millwm a year.
Cake mixes are not all that interest Pillsbury. The
Pillsbury is fooling around with a new Hne
or frozen Mexican food . Sold under the Fiesta Grade
name, the Pillsbury entries include tostados, enchiladas
and burritos. One day they may start selling the line in
their Burger King joints.
Americans eat so much of this stuff that they're over-
weight and worried about cholesterol levels, s aid to be bad
for your heart. To the rescue come the dairy companie~
with new lines for imitation cheese. It looks like cheese; it
taste faintly like cheese -but it's not.
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Television prochfrt:r~
. Norman Lear a nd
Alan Yorkin are con
d u e l i n g tt'nt atl\e
n egot1at1ons to bu~
part 1 nte re ~t 1n
Caes ar s W o rl d
which o-Wns cas inos
m Atlantic Cit) and
Las Vegas. !'le\ .
c·om pany off1 c·1a 1 ~
said
Suit filed
for false
letters
. RIVERHEAD. N . Y .
·· CAP> -A $6 million s uit
has been filed agains t a
Long Island couple who
allegedly sent letters on
Br6olthaven National
Laboratory statione ry
tel'ling a f e m ale
n eighbor s h e h ad
cancer.
The suit. filed by the
n eig hbo r in s tate
Su preme Cour t her e .
also seeks S2 million
damages from the
laboratory for alleged
negligence in "tllllowing
its stationery lo be used
for "c rimin a l a nd
torturous conduct. ..
T h e s uit nam e d
Jerome Fishbein. 36. of
Holbrook, and his wife.
Reba, 35. He pleaded
•uHty to one count of ag.
gravated harass m ent
Oct . 21 in connection
with the letters and was
given a conditional dis·
charge.
The Fish be1 n s'
neig hbors. Sa m a n d
Mildred Reiter. char~ed
in the suit that the Fish-
beins wrote the letters.
which were signed by a
fic titious doctor a n d
falsely· stated that tests
had s hown Mrs. Reiter
had cancer . The s uit
con tends the letters
were sent to "gel even"
fol lowing a quarre l
betw ee n th e two
families.
The F is h h t:1 n s
declined comment on I
the suit. ·
Peter Rathvon. an at-I
torne y f o r the
laboratory. said it tried
to reassure the Reiters
that the letters were
faked. He said Fishbein
n ever was dir ec tly
e mplo ye d b y
Brookhave n but had
been contracted to do
some work for it.
Hospital
selects
directors
P~Newport Bea h has been selected
chai man of St. Joseph
Hospital's Foundation
board of directors.
The board administers
all donated funds and
earmarks the money for
1pecial uses at t h e
Oranie hospital a c -
cordlnc to donor wishes.
Kiely is with the Kiely
Corporation in Anaheim.
The new v ice
chairman is Keith
-Renken of Deloitte,
Hulrina a nd Sells in
Co1ta Maa; secretary is
Richard Schmid o f
Wllliarmon and Schmid
of Irvine and .treasurer
lf DHid White II of
Hunllnltob Beach, pres-
ldent of Swen•Oll and
ct.ark in Newp0tt Beach.
James Pleros, M.D.,
il "' South Laauna, a ·:a.oar d . c •rt If I e d 1 e .. oocy medicine
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we ttunk partly because of people
t:rel'ttnl( nesting ooxes." said Sam
T e mpl e t o n , pre s i d e nt o f the
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North l\uJlusta, SC
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DAISETTA. Texas CAP> -J immy
Belt can't figure out why a young girl
would want a picture of him ln t~e
nude and others would ask for his ai:t·
vice -all because he might be the
-M~• ;1!EIUIH'1"'°-nation's youngest police chief.
The 20-year-old lawman, the sole
policeman in this southeast Texas
town of 2,000, says he has received
all kinds of mail. .movie '°d t•lk
show offers and a flood of telephone
calls inthelasllwomonths. ..
An October n e wspaper story
heralded Belt as the youngest man
ever appointed police chief in Texas
and possibly the nation -and set
.
off a flurry of attention for the slim, young man. ·
"But I'm not going to let it go to
my head," Bell said in an interview.
He said some of the mail bothers
his bride. Joan, 18.
, ·'One girl asked me lo send her a
nude picture of myself." he said ..
"Another who was 17 wrote and
asked me for advice about her
parents who were getting a divorce .
It's all crazy. The whole experience
is mind·blowing. It's getting out of
hand , though, and I'm afraid it may
start lo interfere with my job."
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