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Home My WebLink About1976-09-02 - Orange Coast Pilotf • ·~Third. f Suspeet Clainls· · . . - 1'1 .coast Sla~g THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 YO~ 0 , NO tJ.. J SECTIONS JO l'AGH A Third_.Man? '' HELD IN SLAYiNG Ronald Ewing ) I FACING CHARGES Paul Gullett Police Seeking ·3rd :Seigman Suspect· lnv~stigators said today they 'a re p~rsuing a third man they believe was involved 1n the kldnaping and murder of Joann SelgmanJ.!st week. __ Members of the invesllguti\'1' team Crom the Orange County a~ Los Angeles County Shen rfs' .departments a nnounced they are looking for a third suspcc·t aCte r the y a r res t ed t wo Bellflower men Thursday af ternoon. , Wil l iam Paul Gulll't und Ronald Lewis EwinR. both 27. will be arralnged f'nday m Sttnla Ana Municipal Coun. on chari~es of murder a nd kidnap, for r a nsom. Both men are he ld without bail In Orange County . .Jail. • The arrest of the pair came a.11 a surprise breakthrough In the 1 case that Inves tigators said · lacked any subs tantial leads. Orange County Sheriff's U . Sim Middleton refused to com· 'ment today on thcfircumslances ·tb•l led to the arrests or Oollctt and Ewing. I "But I will say that it was ter· rifle police work on the part of our Orange CoanCy force and the Los Angeles (:ounty Sh~ri/f's of· flcers involved.'' be said. "We certainly want the details ISt-r KIUNA J>, Page A2 > Sharks Ring Tipped Craft SANTA BAR 8/\RA (/\Pl - Four sea urchin divers s pent a "cold and wicked " night perched atop their capsized boat in shark infested waters before they were rescued off Santa Barbari, the \'esseJ 's skipper said. Andy Wagenen said Wcdnes· day he atad three other men had loaded the 2S·fool crall wllh S.000 pounds or sea urchins. When the boat rapslzect, tbey clung lo It for 13 hours until the f11b1ng boat · Simlra spotted tfiem. Coast Gaard offidals reported the capel1ed veNel was being circle4 •YI '9 8-~sherlm,when they arrived to tow the boat two miles to port. .Forget It . • No Debate Seats Li~ly · WAS llJNGTON CAP> -Here are a couple of words for those of you who have bopes of gettini a ticket for the debates between President Ford and Jimmy Carter: ,F9tgetit. (Related s tory, A4) The League of Women Voters, which is sponsor-· ing the debates. has not worked out details , such as bow the audience for the debates will be chosen. But, says Jim Kara)n. the league·s debate director, the a udience will be invited and probably will be made up mostly of people connected with the league. IC any extra tickets become available for any of / the debates·, they ·'obviously will be in great de· mand," he said, adding that he doubts such a problem will arise. •• , , .. '-Self · Rights Stripped 1 . , MONTEVIDEO, Urug u~ (AP)-ln one 4'( hls first acls i omce, Urqgny's new· presl dent, Aparicio Mende%, \as stripped thousands of palitJcians of t.Mir ri1ht to vote, tdd office. or engac~. in political activity (or ts years, while vowiag ~ move the n ation toward d~ ~racy. la } ; . . ... .. . Victims Found? " .. .. . . \ ,J ,'I ·-INSIDE TODA" . What's ll llke id modet' for a top faihion magazine? Ser B·I. ~~ OntlllM ~ 0--0t.--lcft ....... ~-~·· l'i-• *""'-.-.... ~ 92 ., .,. .. AU 91"1 CM a.-1 AU IS ' At A• .. r. r . ,, • t '•• ,. I • r r-' I .ti DAil Y PILOT s I 1- '~ ' I I I I ' 1t ' I I. ~~- ' ' I I I ' I I I I I ' I I I I ' ' I I I ' I ' I I I I I I I I I I Yo11r Schools ·~ Coast Comnninby;Co1a,ge Pi~lfic1 ~ (cuP AND SA~ FOR"YOUR 01sTinCTf .. ABOUTTllE O~~ TheCoastCommwaltyCollege Di1trict II comp~Gf~• colle~es : Or•nae Coast Colle1e. Golden Wilf.Q>flqe and the new ~ollete beyo!ld t.ht- camp\.18, Coustllne O*nmunJty College. Also, the Dtstnct ownsandoperatcs PBSt.ok?vlslonst.lltloo KOC E·TV.Cbanoel 50. . Orange Coast CoUtt&e~ locatA?d.;tl2701 f\airview l,load . Colla Mesa. <;allrorr.ia, ~· Golden West College ls s1tual· ed at 15744 Golden Vfes~ Street. Huntington Beach. California, 92647. ~~cast facilities of KOCE-50 are based on the Golden West ColJegecampus. · The administrative offices of Co1\5Uine 'Coinmun•l> College are located al 10231 Slater Avenue. Founl~in VnJIC'y to its inaugural semester lbis September. Coastlme elasst'!> 'fYlll be held in any ol U S "'storefront" sHes spotlt'd throuahout the Distrtct.11Qc locations are listed toward the back of the com bl nation cat.Jog-c:lus schedule that has been mailed to each home in the ()'tStrict. The Coast Community Coll ege District administrative headquarters address is 1370 Adams Avenue. Cosla Mesa. cauromia. 92626. •NE EDMORE INFORMATION ? Richard V. Simon, District Director. Community Relations and Information: 556·5609 JamesCamctt.OCC: 556·5725 Bruce Williams. Golden West : 892-7711 Rich a rd Simon, Coastline CC: 556-5609 James Cooper ; KOCE-TV : 897-0302 Coast Community College District is gqverned by a five man board of trustees. They are Pt'esident Robert Humphreys, representing Costa Maa: Vke Pre5idenl William Kettler, Huntington Beach: Donald Hoff. Midway City/Garden Grove; Worth Keene. Seal Beach; and George Rodda. Jr .. Newpc:>rt Beach. The board meets biweekly, Wed - -rresdays, 8 p.m .. 111 the boaTd mom ar-tne District administrative offices. The Coast Community College District covers the northwest county coastal communities of Newport Beach. Corona del Mar . Costa Mesa. Sanla Ana Heights. Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westmfoster, Seal Beach, Midway City. Sunset Beach arid the lower third of Garden Grove (which was recently annexed in a trisection or that city to three different community college districts> -totaling a population in excessof600.000. · The tax ra te this year is .8023 cents per $100 assessed valuation . .in increase or only one cent over the previous year. The increase will maintain lhe current reserve level at eighl percent. The budget is S64.63S.556 There is no bonded indebtedness. WHAT IS TAUGlrf: Nearly 100:000. full a n4 )>art-lime day and evening students will avail themselves of more than 6.000 classes and Ciel~ of study to be offered by the DJstricl during the 1976-77 fiscal year. Th~ are 137 career courses taught al lhe District's three colleges. Anyone 18 years or older may register tuition-free for any purpose: personal enriC'hment, vocational training for professional betterment, recreation or C'ore education for advancement lo fo ur·ycar institutions . Orange Coast College. Golden West College and Coastline Community College offer either certificates ror evidence of satlsf actory levels of proficiency in certain c-areer program!f andtorAssodate in Arts liegrees-forsu-c-- cessful C'ompletlon of full two.year programs. Catalogs, which are free for the ruiking. will delineate requirements and procedures. COMMUNITY SERVICES: All three colleges also offer vast numbers of community services. from almost weekly in- tercollegiate athlet1<' events to the fullest s pectrum of drama, music . .other creali\•e arts. Each college also features fascinating lecture en eseach month. Librancs and athletic fac1hties are available to District residents. l I 1 ~ I I I t ... Robbers • Find T:ill Empty • Thre~ nwn. one of them armed "ith ll blue 1teel revolver. r0tted.. a Janitor back Inside • fut food takeout store in Ce»ta Mesa Wed· nesday nJght. only to. rind the bui I ding empty of money. The janitor, who did not want to be Identified, said he was roop· p1ng the noor after closing at the Golden Chicken, loo:t Baker St .. when be opened the rear door to dump his dirty mop water. He said a min grabbed him by the shirt, pointed wnat looked like a two-inch steel revolver in his, stomach and said, .. Let's go in- side.' They were followed in by two' other men. who ordered the · j an\lortoopen the cash register. The gunman threatened to "blow bis bead oU." police said, but the janitor told them he only did cleanup chores for the chicken take·out s tore and didn't know how to operate the register. The disgruntled trio pushed the janitor in a restroom, where he stayed for several minutes before emerging and calUngpoUce. The only item taken from the store was an eight-inch kitchen knife. Hot Hosiery IJrings Suit A San Clemente woman who claims her pantyhose burst into names when she stepped onto hot sand at • nearbx beach s ued the makers Wednesday for damages to be determined in trial court. Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior .Court laws uit filed by Charon Cele Melcher are garment designers and makers Glen Raven Mills and E.I. Du Pont De Nemours. Miss Melcher states that she was severely burned in the il- leged mishap on Sept. 1, 1975. She states that negligence by the defendants was responsible Cor those burns. CANCER ... will show up in the test. but said animal sluctiea are under way to find out. He also stressed the test is a general one that may indicate cancer is present but will not tell doctors where. "This could be a ·test that would ielJ a doctor that be should run further test.s on a patient. watch the patient closely," he said. I I I ' I Each collejte pro\•1des full service to veterans, handicapped s tudents. stµdcnts i.o financial need.aod roore. A career center at each colleie helps"to locate Jobe fDW-stu'- dents and students In need or jobs. At OCC alone. the career center handles an average of 2.000 jobs per week. Beginning in September. the District will be featuring DISCOVER. a coplputer system designed lo focus educational programs le th'e job needs of the community. and to help place students In I Bucovaz saJd the two began t their res earch looking at r soltlet.bing quite diflerent -the I ·structure of yeaat cells. In trying I to find a protein molecule in lbe I cells, they mixed the yeast wtlb I human blood to see if the ·.1 molecule they were looki.ng for woutd combine wllb a different protein in the blood. '"1Jiosejob availabilities. EDUCATIONALT'\l: The District Is the nation's leader in education via telcvi.sion. This fall. Coastline Community College will offer for college credjt eight telecourses over l<OCE-TV. Channel 50. The courses are "The Adams Chronicles." "Contemporar y Californ ia Issues," "'Freehand Ske tching." "Man and Environment," "As Man Behaves ... "Real Estate a nd You," ""A Time to Grow" and "Foods for the Modem Family.·• Though offered through Coastline. telecourse credits will be transferable lo OCC and • By chance, Bucovu said, the • bfood they were using came from a cancer patient, and they found that a protein in the blood did latch onto the yeast protein. I GWCstudenl transcripts. 1 Not only dot>s KOCE-TV offer college level teleaklrses, I but it also provides Orange Coun\y al large with·qualily. t culturally ennching prol(ramming as well as community af- t fairs coverage. The Dally Pilot TV logs will lisl ~~daily I showings. • ~------------------------------~ Israelis Massin~ BEIRUT <Arl Mos le m lcnlsts are charginll that Israel ls musln1t troops and tank~ on Its northern border nod hllS moved Into one southern l.A'banon Chris· tian village area. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N.W~ Pt··-"' .,.., Pvbf,,,.. JiKk R. Curlev VIC•..,_,_ ~-.. Mt- ThOmM Keevll l ...... Thomas A. MurClttiM ..... _ .... ( ..... \ O\ltlH H . Loos Rictw'd P. Nall Aw_IN_Wll C•to<S f'ro• Page A I CAPTAIN .... Steams'hip Company confirmed that Capt. Soper took command of the s hip Thursday in New Orleans. It was bis first assignment with the company. . The Mip was to ptck up car10 in Houston before heading for Its ultimate destination ln the Mid· die Ea s t , a company repreHntaU ve sai~ i.n San Pedro. C.,,t. Soper reSldect-in Hunt· incto9 Beach with his wife, Kathleen. and two sons. Neal and Glenn. Two daughters. Mn. Pe11y Smllh aod Mrs. Marilyn Elliott. Uvein Santa Ana as~a~r son. Stephen. 'Mrs. Smith said today th•t 1be has all but given up hope or find. Ing her father. She said that Capt. Soper~hM been, IIfe:long sailor aftd RrYed 'in~ U.S. Navy ~ Wortd ' Warll. · · · •• A company riJ>ftSealative in San Pedro said tb,at Capt. Soper wu a real professional Who was well liked and highly regarded bf • hl!M:Olleatues. · "We k>tt a very nice ltll," he saicli • -' r~ .a • • 'lnve:nigators ,aia they bad contacted associates of Capt. Soper in efforts to unravel lbe m)'11tery. - "We talked tA> a close frind who had dinner wit.II C.pt. Soper Jult three d•n Wore bit de-pmtwn for ¥ew ~.··Com· mander Slallhll said. When they repeated their ex· perlment with blood from a healChy person, he sale!, it didn't work -the proteins did not com· bine. With 87 percent of the cancer patients they tested later. they uid, the combinlng OC· · curred: in 91 percent of the can- ~·free pallenu there was no ~blnaUaa. Fro• Page A I TAPE ••. was beln1 nown back to Orange County, closed the prosecut.lon's case a1aln1t the Long Beach man. His defense is 1chcduled to open today and attorney Roger Agaja- nian believes he will need about two weeks to present ttis side of the case. Ex.xOnPays $100,000 SEATTLE <AP> -Exx· on Corp. has •treed to SMY a SI00.000 fine, largest ever usased under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, lor illegally dumping 500,000 1allons of polluted waste water from ex- p I ctr-a t o r y d rt l+i n r- opera tl o n1 In Alaska's Beaufort Sea. The penalty was partofa consent order entered Wed· nesday In U .S. District Court ln Anchorage, -Aluka. A conaent order fa • nc)(' In ad..., ... Oll ot guilt, aJtboucb U.. acellHd partf. . does not contest the • · l~aUon. The Incident occu.z:red ~er a two-we.II: periodcfur. lnc drtllinf •pe.raUons on Flaxman aland, east. of' f'nldhoe Bay. bl 18" Jane ude J•ol 1171. • I :: ,.,all's i 11 i lie A i r A s the dog ~ays of summer gi~e way to autumn. this rus tic scene in ;:,an Juan Capistrano aptly heralds the season. Some may think or pumpkin pies but when • school gets under "ay: youngs ters at · nearby Del ObisPo Elementary School and Marco Forster JWlioa· High hkel) will be reminded ttaat Halloween is Oct. 31. There should be som e grand jack·o · lanterns from this raw mat~rlal. ·Man Booked KIDNAP SUSPECTS·; ~e chut.\Jl....Qs;.LUJ~-AU..._..~u;...--....... __.,,_-....fl~~D-...C~l-1~·-....._~-or this invest!.gation to become public but we don't want to jeopardize a continuing 1n vestigalion and possible further arrests by releasing detruls al this point," he added. 8rayeslde se vices that followed at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Cypress. were not aware that the arrests had been made. As deputies questioned the two men. mourners were gathering at the Good Shepherd Pres byterian Church in Lo~ Alamitos where fu.neral erv1cc~ were conducted for the :.lain mother of tbTee I\ spokesman for the family ex plained that services were dl• layed white the pastor, the Re\' Virgil Zirbel. returned from a trip. Mrs. Seigman was an elder of the church. Tht> family spokesman said family and friends who attt>nded , The two men were arrested at ~heir separate homes on "ar- rants signed by Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard ~acom. charging them l'al·h with four counts of kidnapmg und or1e count of murder. As Gullett. s h1rlle:.:. and bart>foot. was taken rrom the home he shares "ilh tus parents, lus mother, Geneva. reportedly suffered a minor heart attack She was treated at the scene by Los Angeles County paramedics a nd is reported resting com· fortably today. SA Ll,,lS OUISPO CAP> A 19-year·old man ha1' lx'l'n bo<1kl'd for im•c:.t 1gal1on of kaclnaptnJ: In tilt' attempted .1bd11ct1on of J lO·)ear-old San 1.w:. Ob1:.pu bo). San Lu11' Ob1:.1>0 pohl·l' :.1rrt>1't ed Michael Pinrum or Long rk'ach Wl'dn<.'M)a~ l'\l'ntni: ufter hl' allej!cdl.'· :lllt•mpll'<l to kidnap ttw ~outh from rwur tht· ho) 1' homl' Th(' voulh, \\hOM' naml' •~not bl'IOj.t rl'leased al hl1' IJUTl'nts' re quest. apparl'nJly mun•~ed lo escape after I he .11.xiu<'tor forct:d h1m into his car. HURRY! EMDS SEPT. I I, 1976 ,_.ow·s THE TIME TO TRADE IM YOUR OLD COLOR TV. ITS WORTH BIG SSS WHEM YOU TRADE UP TO AM RCA COLOR TRAK CONSOLE. We've teamed up with RCA to offer you this value-packed trading deal Get BIG SSS . tor your old color TV while en1oymg all lhe advantages of RCA ColorTrak Console TV. Advantages like Automatic Contrast/Color Tracking: Automatic Color Control. 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Phone 642-8882 Store Hour$ Daily 9--6 Sat. g..s:30 ~ ..................... , . .. 4 '4 .. .. 4 . Nixon Fights Subpoena SAN ANTONIO, Tex fAPI A federal JUdJ:e has askc.'<1 for more inrorm at1on about lhe pro· posed role of rormcr Pres1denl Nixon m lhc trial or a man ac cused here or shielding Ulegal . aliens Nixon's lawyer moved to quash ra subpot>na issued by defense lawyers for Mano Qintu, u local restaurant o~ ner Cantu wa s charged with con· sp1r11cy and ~h•elding aliens Crom detection during a raid al his restaurant J unP 18 by agents of the U S Imm 1grat1on and --'"\aluralizal1on Service CINSl lie is free on $5.000 bond. Li s. OlSlncl Courl Judge John Wood ~r. gave Cantu's lawyers until to- day to provide more mformat1on about their plans lo call Nixon as a wllness an the trial Cantu subpoenaed Nixon to testify as part or tus defense which will be based on a con'. tentaon that the INS :.electwely prosecutes immigration l'llw violations Canllfclaims Nixon used his in· fluencc lo help a Hong Kong woman enter the United States. Government prosecutors, however. have filed a motion to prohibit the introduction of e\lidcnce an Cantu's trial ;ibout selective prosecution. N+xon 's-taw-y~r-s, tn their motion to que1sh the subpoena. said. ·'The defendant has made no s howing that Nixon's testimony 1s relevant much less e senlial .. to the case. ··Where the targeted witness is a former high official, the potential for harassing htigalion.- grand-stand1ng subpoenas or other abuses is greater." Nixon 's lawyers . aid ~1xon 's motion was filed by lhe Washington, D.C . law farm or Miller. Cassady, Lurroca and Lewan Almexation ToAddFwtds In Seal Beach I Just Dueky Harbourite Saves Bird& By aAV f.STtADA Ol nitO.llfl"t ........ Jt wu a sink or swim situauon ror baby ducks in Huntington Harbour, unJ!l Ernie Casals came along. Casals and b1:s neLg hbors noticed that mother ducks in the harbour would lay their eggs In planters near boat slips. Bu.t when the eggs hatched and the mother du.ck wouJd lake her brood out for a swim. lhe duck lings. because they could not fh, had no way to return to the nest. , The Huntington Harbour resi· · iient and ,his neighbors watched one duck 81Jd her brood swim around tbe bojlt sUps looking ror a place to land. The next day, one duckling was missing from the Clock . an apparent drowning -cict1m. The following day, one mo r e bad d isappear ed Eventually. \he entire brood dropped rrom sight. A duck had been layin"g eggs in the planter in front or Casals' waterfront home until a total of 11 appeared. Realizing that th.ese ducklings might well meet the same rate as the others, Casals , went to their aid. The retired e ngineer construct- ed a ramp from the water to the boat slip deck. The idea was for the mother duck to lead her babies from the water. ont-o the ramp, across the deck to theJr nest. "The only problem was that • the mother ducks were so dumb. they didn't know-how touse the ramp," Casals lamented. He returned to the drawing board. Plans for a "duckling con- do mini um" as one neighbor called it, materialized. The harbour resident built a special duck roost and attached it to his dock in a way that allows the ducklings to get in and out of the water with ease. Al the same time, Casals' roost provides the young birds a sare place to rest and feed on dry ground. With the help of his neighbors. Casals saw to it the ducklings were all rounded up and put into 0.11, t'ilel SUff ....... HE'S A LIVESA.VER Ernie Casals and Friend the homemade cage. At the time, the baby ducks were so small nine or the eleven were gathered with one scoop of a fish.iru!: net. Casals said. well fed and cared Cor, the ducklings now appear half· grown. In a rew weeks. they will be returned tot he wild so they can learn lo fly. Casals said. · "I'm afraid. though, we are now the pare nts of 11 bab,v ducks," he admitted. • Far01 Price Drop .. Thut!day. Sept.ember 2. 1976 DAILY PILOT A3 Expel ltlotio11 . CompUter, Con Link Alleged House Panel Backs Hinshawi WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -A computer termlnal ln the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan .. is connected lo a n•lionwide computer networ~ carryin g government in· formation, the Wichita Eagle said tOday. ... Authorities think that some convicts m ay be using lhe terminal to defraud the 1ovem· ment. the newspaper repxted. The newspaper said the com· puler link has been confirmed dC1pile the prison warden 's in· ittal claim that "we're not hooked up to anything." The Eagle quoted Jim Furlong, spokesman for the Los Angeles- based Computer Sciences Corp., as saying. "Leavenworth has been part of our system for al least nine months." The company's "lnfonet" syst~m spans two continents by satellite and is the main "Ume- sharing" computer network used by many government agencies, including the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Furlong said. Warden Charles Benson said SundAy the prison computer was "not hooked up to anything." But he said Wednesday bis statement was based on a "misunderstand· ing," the Eagle reported. And the ma nager of the prison training school, Beeler Gausz, told the Eagle the prison's com· puter, separate from the lnronel terminal, is linked directly to the Department or Agriculture com· putersystem. WASHINGTON (AP) -TM Houae ethic• committee recom· mended Wednesday that the House reject a reaolullon to ex· pel Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw (R· Calif.), because of a briberyton- vlction. The resolution bad ~ i.n· troduced ·by Rep. Charles ~. Wlcgins <R·Caur. ), wbo said he be lieved )\e publicans had a responsibility to take s uch act.ion a1alns t a member of tbelr party'. . WIHin• h•d-saitt earlie.r he expected the elhics committee to recommend rejection ol his Hinshaw expulsion resolution and said be will now try to force a House vote on it. Ethics committee Chairman John J . Flynt CD-Ga.), s.aid the committee voted 10 to 2 against expulsion because Hinabaw was not accused or taking bribes as a congressman and because his conviction is still on appeal. Hinshaw, a Newport Beach re· sident. wa.a convicted of ·accept- ing bribes as Orange County tax , ,assessor before be was elected to Congress in 1972. Flynt said the ethics commit· tee has a letter from 8insh.aw saying that if his conviction is not reversed on appeal be would resign rrom Congress im· mediately.---- But Flynt said the committee majority believed that if the House expelled Hinshaw and he was later exonerated, he could not be readmitted to the House · "and the damage to him would be irreparable." The two committee members voting for ex puls ion wer e Republican Reps. Floyd Spence of South Carolina and Albert Quie or Minnesota. The Eagle reported Sunday ii\ a copyrighted story that prison inmates may have used the com- puter to develop information al· lowing them to file raise tax claims with little chance of belng audited, or to m anipulate federal programs. E d ff d The newspaper did not say how SCaPf eri the convicts could carry out the Creates CL --s alleged•fra ud. luu..J There was no immediate com · BALTIMORE (AP) -Figur- • o.11, ...... '"'" ....... ' DEFENDED BY PANEL ; Congre11man Hinshaw i Dean's Aide ~ . NamedatOcc: ~ • Dr. Laird II. Hayes has been ap· • pointed assistant dean or stude~t ' alCairsatOrangeCoastCollege. ; The 27·year-old Hayes replaces • David A. Grant who became : OCC's dean or student affairs last ! June. ' . Hayes served as UCLA's ass1s· , lant.dean.of s tudents and campus , alfatrs prior to his recent appoint-, ment. He received lus bachelor or , arts degree 1n politics from Prin , ceton Unvers ity and his master·!\ • degree and-doctor age al UCLA · } Santa Ana Office Hit By Burglar t I ment from IRS officials on the ing that anything was better lhan Eagle's story. becoming veal scallopini, a herd A burglar who may have had ;i ' Gausz said-about 30 inmates of slaughter-bound calves broke key to the premises opened the ' are paid 52 ce,nts an hour to do free and created rush-hour chaos locked safe of a Santa An;i'' A propo ed Seal Beach annex-·o . I d ~ D 8tton of ~18 tideland 8Cl'es ~er -1!-Ives -n ex O'WJl__ computer programs for such that made police wish t heir Heights offi ce and fled with • agencies as the Bureau or handcutrs were lassos. $9,9~ ,in c~sh, Orange County I J>tisons andl.he.biational Endow· -shenff s offi cers said. i h Autboritier said about 3(h>tthe Deputies n1d th th n one-tenth of a percent In Augwn ment or t e HumaniUes. anim•b escaped from a pen at a ported by om cial! o(e Ni:? ~~ ;-the Surfside Colony woulti pro vide SS.500 to the city from two- state-leased oi l drilling sates located there. city officlalssald. Seal Beach has filed a request wi~h the Orange County Local Agency Formation Comm1ss1on tLAFCI to annex the tidelands from the mean ht~h tide line at Surfside to three males out to sea The revenul.'s from the st al.C controlled oal sates ~ould supply e nough n•venue lo pay for lifeguard services 1>ro\'ided by the city in that area, according to Charles Antos, a planning aide for theC1tyofSeal Beach. Antos said the state Lands Com m1ss1on suggested the annexation this sum mer. The LAl''C will hear the matter S<'pt. 8. The rity failed to annex the nreu when it annexed the Surfside Colony an 1968 bt.•cuuse, at tha t time, it would have taken too much tam(' to complct~ the pro teedmgs for bol h 111haf>1ted und umnhab1tcd ser11ons, Antos stud AnncJ<al1on of Lldcland area for the purpose or rrcc1vmg a share or 011 lease revenue paid to tht' stale 1s apparently not a novelty, ac- cording to LA FC officials. Huntington Ueach began re ce1vm~ the rc\ICnue an 1965~hen 1t annexNt nols u Ch ica St;.1tc Beach. city offac1alssaad O..ly "' ... S..ff,,,... Pagea11f M'l1111ftr Michela f'ara h. 15, daughter of Mr and M r s Robert Farah of Huntington Beach, has recently won title of Miss Teen Orange County in Buena. Purk. Judges say she won Litle for beautv poise and intelligence. She will compete for st ate title on · Oct. 23·24 for girls between ages of 13 and 15. Another Huntington Beach girl. Hol- ly SUc Catkin, n , was run- WASHINGTON (AP> -The steepest drop in farm prices in 18 months drove wholesale prices down one·lenth of a percent dur- ing Augusl , the government said today. The r eport showed a further easing or inflation. compared with an increase or Gausi said the lnfonet. system n o r t h e a s t B a I t i m o re vestme"!ts· 2290 s. E. Bristol St. three.tenths of a percent in July terminal is in a security area not slauthterbouse Wedlaesday and They said ~ offi ces were closed • and was the first decline since normally accessible to un· tied up traffic for about an hour and locked at the time of the February when wholesale prices supervised inmates. before they were recaptured. entry, (ell four-tenths or a perc';?nl. ,--------------------------------------- The Labor Department said The Labor Department said pnces or agricultural products . fell 2.9 percenbduring the month. the flfth priq decline this year , and the largest since a four per· cent drop in February, 1975. The new declines should mean lower supermarket prices for the . consumer. s ince at least part or the rood price decreases at the farD\. level usually is passed along to the retail level within a relatively s hort period oftime. Prices declined sharply at the wholesale level for grain, hogs. cotu>n and oil seeds. the agency said. Partia lly offsetting the decreruies were higher prices for poultry. cattle. eggs and coffee Processed foods and feeds declined 2.9 Qercent. the sharpest drop in this category since a 5 5 percent drop ln September, 1973. The price trend has been a positive development in the eco nom y r o r the Ford administration. Price increases have been running only about half or what they were a year earlier. The wholesale price decline of wholesale prices increased four percent during the 12 months ending an August. which renects a continuing slowdown m the rate of inflation in the economy. Wholesale prices mcreased 5.6 percent durin& the 12-month period ending In August, '1975. The d epartment said the wholesale price index in August stood at 183. 7, meaning that goods which cost $100 at the wholesale level in 1967 cost $183.70 last month. · On the negative side for con- sumers was a seven·tenths of a percent increase m pnces or in· dustn a l com modities. led by price advances for wood pro- ducts. fuels. rubber. pla:.t1c pro· ducts a nd transportation eqwp· ment. Economists usually are more concerned about price Lrends for a.ndustrial commodities as an in- . dication or the underlying in- fl•lion a ry pressures in the economy. since they arc less vol•tUe than farm pnccs lndustrrnl commodities pnces also lllcrensed sevt!n tenths of a percent an July '" Ring-around Diamond Dances Down Drain HAYWARD <AP) We join .. the ramlly calls the Hayward Linda Kroe.ger at 1 a.m. in the Street and Sewer Department. basementofherhome.Shelsfold· A three.man work crew is dis· ing c l o thes a nd we aring patched. an 80·year ·old o ne -carat · "Finall y , at around s p.m., d I ,a mo n d r i n g . a r a m i I y · just when I was giving up hope, heirloom. I heard one of the workers In- The rin1t slips off, so Mrs. side the manhole ask. 'Where is Kroeger. 31. removes it. places that gal who lost the spalOkJer?' •· It in her shirt pocket. Shortly · M r s . K r o e g e r r e · thereafter, the ring drops into called Wednesday. "I was so lhe toilet and is flushed down excited a nd cryin1 so much that the drain I forgot to get bis name." Mrs .• Kroeger, understandably She said the r ing now is at a disturbed al lhe loss of a ring in jeweler 's. being made smaller . the fam i l y for three generations, rus'hes upstairs and awakens her husband. John Kroeger. an electrician with little desire t o be a plumber. rips the toilet from the floor and checks the trap. He then cuts a thr~toot hole in a garage wall an.d inspects a second trap. No ring. Kroeger catches some sleep. arises again a t "I a .m . and starts "digging bis way to the rnain sewer line. Before the af· ternoon is over. he has created a six·foot-loog, two-fpol~ide. Cive·loot-deep trench. City of Hope Todr Planned I A tour of the City of Hope in Duarte is planned Sept. u for in· terested Costa Mesa resldents. The lour. s ponsored by the 'rower of Hope Chapter leaves at 9 a.m . from Bethel Towers, eee . W.19lhSt. The free. nonsectarian City of Hope. ts a pilot medical center speciaUzin« in the fi&bt aaainst catastroehic disease. September Sofa Sale SA VE 15 to 25°/o ON ALL ,,_,~UPHOLSTERED CHA-IRS AND SOFAS IN YOUR CHOICE ~OF FABRIC Here is one example of The Many Money Saving Buys Offered . . . . Beautiful 8 ft . Button Back Sofa in a Wide Selection of Tapestry. Prints, Velvets and Woven Patterns Custom fitted Arm Chairs Self-Decked in Same Fabrics Lined Flounces ReplarPrittM• NOW s539 PROF~SSIONAL INTERIOR DESIWNERS o,. .. Mon., Thvn. l Fri. het. ~ f'c. Lo.,e S~•t "fN L~H , . r-up to tis~ Farah. No ring. . , . First Lhinl in the mom,g. For tour intorm•Uon. call 646-"560. '\ • ... A ·I DAILY PILOT Loosening The Flow 11115 WAY OLT: Pr-et.ly soon now the youn~rs are all gOtQg toltroop back to 6Chool and some qJliet time will once again come to UU5 best of all pnssible coasts. Clea">'. tl has been some ltind ol summer. Rt>member last summer" All the old. gti.uled. veuran coastal raideau Sl.lr\•eved our tramc COQl!esUoo and atmost m uruson declared ... , ,.e nc,·ei-seen it any worse and. as a m alter of fact , it can't getaoy .,.·orse.". Theo came tbas summer. And guess "''hat? It got v;orse. On a hot sum mer \\l't?kend day, traffi c clogging in Newpo rt Beach. for example. lS so bad that the situation could be fairly described as imposi.1blc. 1'he ci ty Shakers-and·Movcrs of Newpc:>rt have, over the years. c'Ompiled one of the world's finest hbrnries oftramc circulation studies . They are ded.Jcatl!d collectors . Alas. th~ studies have done lit· 1 ~To soh•c lhc traffic hangups since n~ much has been dont' Wllh the studies over the years ~xcept to allo'' them to gather dust. MEANWHILE OOWNCOAST in Laguna Bt'ach. the Art Colony- brass has been up m I.he flymg rings over its traffic congesuon. During this summer. Laguna has almost been a permanent SagAlert s1tuat100. • l\lucb of the traffic vexauon has been heaped upon Lbe three art shows that operate tn Lai?una during the peak or the \ acataon :.t·ason. Some suggestions were even vo1ted that the city ought to get nd of the t~esllval of Arts, the Sa\\dust F'estaval andArt·A·Faar, thus solving th(• traffic han~ups. No doubt the three shows generate visitor s. Hut 1f Lal!Una olficiiAldom thin ks they'll solve their lralfic woes by banning the three art shows, they are whist !· Ing in Che <fark. It 's simple t o state the circum st nnces that create Laguna's traffic headache. There are only three ways t(l Jo:Ct into the l O\\ n or out or ll. l . Coast lla~hway South. 2. Coast lltgh" ay North. · 3 Laguna Canyon Road. THUS YOU ARF. not simply deahng with people \\ho v.ant to come to Laguna or get out of 1l ; you have those folks who would JUSt like to get through it. St alin~ the probll•m 1s· 1mple. ~lvmg at is goin~ to be another m atter. And there as a strong suspicion that the art shows aren't the basie woe. Newport's problems are strik· ingly similar. Get in, get out. J:Ct through. Corona del Mar t rartlc can foul up Coast lUghway pretty W<'ll too. When the Newport· •Balboa P eninsula loads up. it does n 't do much for t raffic circulation in Costa Mesa, citht'r. Sometimes you wonder 1( all these tr:irrtc probtems might be tied togcthrr, somt'how. Def e n e BiU Cut WASlll NGTru., <AP ) Srnnt e o nd JI ou'lc ronfrrers htl\'l' agrt•<'d to a Sl0.1 3·billion dcfcn!'e appropriot1on tull, S3.6 ballrnn k i.:o th.in sou~ht. Baek 011 ihe Air. Ron a ld Reagan returns to the afrwaves with a daily Ci\·e-minute commentary show beginning Sept. 20 on 107 stations nationwide. Reagan. who Jost bis party's endorsement to run against Jimmy Carter in November, attended a "Welcome Back to Hollywood" party after Wednesday's taping session. • Violence· Hits City 3,000 Riot in White Cape Toun .. JOHANNESBURG. South Africa CAP) -Riot polke fired tur 1u and charged moN than 3,000 colored, or mixed race. demonstrators in downtown Cape Town today in lhe first m-.}or racial violence in a white area ol the city. Hundreds of colored studenL-. were reported arriving at Cape Town's railway station to join U)e proteiters, who were rally- ing to s how solidarity with South Africa's blacks. POUCE USED 11IE tear gas after de{Donstrators. smashed a police tr uck with atones "and scaffolding poles from a build· tng Site. Screaming and choking bystanders ran for cover in nearby shops and office build- ings. Traffic in the area came to a halt as the demonstrators marched through t.be center or town. rocking cars and molest· ing whites. Elderly women were knocked down in a baton charge by police, and pedestrians in Adderly Street, one of Cape Town's m ain arteries, fled for relUgt>. The demonstrators th~ broke up into several groups . One group marched past the Houst's ot Parliament a nd n lnr~er group gathered in Greenmarket Square. THERE WE RE NO r-ePOrU of serious inj uries. In ~Johannesburg. the South African Council of Churches called on South Africans "con· curied with the need for Chris· tian j us ti ce" to n ote the widespread detentions of black leaders in 'South Africa in re· cent weeks. More than 800 blacks have been d etained, many under laws pro\•iding indefinite de· tention without trial, as the ~ov· ernme nt moved l o crush widespread rioting in segregat- ed black and colored townships across the country since June 16. test In t he strongest po !llble terms tbts tlagrul'll v1nlt1tlon ot human r1.:ht~. And we call for thu rcl(•usc of those detained or for them to be ~'hurgcd," it add d. tn Out·bnn. trnn~port for thou1111nc111 or l>l oC'k und white commuters wtts di11ruptcd In u stcik~· C')v,•r hight!r wages by 5()() blnck bus drh•ers. They are de mandln g a r nls c of $105 u month followint: a dt"dsion to give white driHrs a hif!her rote of pay than blacks, colored and lndians. PRIME MINISTE R J ohn Vorster has rejected Secretary or State Henry A. Kissinger's criticism of South Africa 's racial polieie . saying "moral lessons and thrt'ats" fro m out· slders will not influence his gov- ernment. · ~ehate Spectacle Due "rr IS ALARMING that pro· test by South Africans con- cerned wltb the need for Chris· tian justice has been almost ~ nil," the statement said. ''As ·Christians we must pro- In a sta tem ent three days before he and Kissinger meet to discus s rac ial t ens ions i n southern Africa's white-ruled nations, Vorster said Wednes· d ay that South Africa d e · termines its own internal and foreign policies and will not be dictated to by other nations or individuals. Series ()pens With Domestic Issues Sept. 23 Hays Quits, Halts Sex Charge Probe WA'SHINGTON (AP } -Stay tuned for the-&reat-Debates, starring tin alphabetical order> Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford and billed as the political specta· cle or the decade. Democratic p residential nominee Carter and RepubHcan candidate Ford agreed Wednes· day to meet for three nationally tele\ 1sed debates, with the first 3 !Jf 011 ~ ••~ in '7 I live confrontation scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 23. nn: DEBATES WILL be the first between pres idential candidates since the clashes between John F . Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon in 1960. Negotiato r s for the two candidates reached ag reement on the format for the debates. Britain Adnrits Torture of Irish ... LONDON (AP) -British troops and police tortured suspected ter- rorists in Northe rn Ireland over a three·monlh period in late 1971, the European Commissionoflluman Rights declared toddy. 1'he Bntish government admitted the allegations, but s aid it bad stopped tti.e...era~t~~ described in.the commission's report. The comm1ss1on s ®page re· port said the torture was aimed ( ) at depriving suspects of their IN SHORT seOSt>s of sight, sound, touch and hearing and r estricting t heir ------------ after an all-day meeting Wednes· day-wltb repte!entat.ives or the League of Wo me n Voters, sponsor or the debates. In addition l o the trio of de· bates involving the presidential candidates, an unprecedented debate between the two vice pre- sidential candidates, Republican Sen. Bob Dole and Democratic Sen. Walter Mondale, will be glipped in after the second Carter-Ford meeting. THE TOPIC FOa the first F ord-Cart e r debate will be econ&nic and domestic wues. The second debate topic will be defense and foreign policy Qnd the final meeting will be open to any subject. Both Ford and Carter hailed the agreement. · An initial r ecommendation from the league 's debate com- mittee was for the first con- frontation to be in St. Louis, but no decision h as been made yet. Mrs. Hauser said the league wanls to spreaa Ole debates around the country. Mrs. Hauser said plans now call for the dt>bates lo take place before an audience. WASHINGTON (AP) -His political power destroyed by scandal. Wayne L . Hays chose resignation from Congress as the only way lefl lo halt the House ethics committee's investigation into payroll·sex charges. The Ohio Democrat quit l ate Sources close to the ethics Wed_nes_day after a t~o-day effort committee said one reason Hays by h!S aides to negotiat;e an en~ to • wanted to halt the panel's inquiry the . et~ic s comm1.ttee 10 · was his concern that the public1· ve~llgation. ~he ethics panel ty and lurid details would put too qwckly term~nated the probe much emotional pressure on his when Hays resigned. wife, Pat. Hays' resignation ended 28 years in Congress during which be built his chairmanship of the House Administration Commit· tee into a pinnacle of legislative powel' • THE POWER .HE wielded, sometimes with seem ing ar - rogance, began to crumble three months ago when the payroll· sex charge by .i!:llzabeth Kay touched off a Capitol Hill scandal' t hat involved sex allegations agains t b a ll a dozen con· gressmen. House Speaker Carl Albert told rcpc:>rters after he received Hay!>' resignation letter. "J think he did ittosavehis family." · HAYS' PRESS secret ary, Carol Clnwson, said earlier this •week that Mrs. Hays had suf. fered em otional stress. The resignation came two days after the ethics committee voted to begin hearings into the al· Jegations that llays pul Miss Ray o n th e payro ll o f th e Administration Committe. although she had Utlle to do ol.her than pro~i~e him with seJt, bodily movement. ---==========================:;:==============-have been meeting daily since r Bill f'aeeN f,oeN WASHJNGTON CAP) -The Fc:!rd administration 's S5.9· bJlhon arms package. the bulk of which would go lo lran, races roadblocks in Conffress based on . fear of an uncontrollable arms race in the Persian GuJf and con· cem for Israel's security. Calling the United Stalt's the would·be "arms pusher or the c.>ntury," Sen. William Prox· mire <D·Wis.) has pledged to in· troduce resolutions to block most, if not all, of the projected sales to 10 countries be fore Con~ress adjo4rns Oct. 2. Korea Meeting Set SEOUL. South Korea (AP) - R epresentatives or the United S t ates and North Kor ea !lcheduled another meetinR Fri· day after failing today to wrap up_ . an agreement on arrangements to pTevent violence between their forces in the Panmunjom truce \•11lage. The secretaries of the Korean Military Armistice Commission Tuesday. They are discussing North Korea's propc:>sal that its forces and those of the United Nations Command be separated physically by the military de· mar cation line which runs through the middle of Panmun· jom and the r est of tbe d e· militarized zone.' Senate /tl111l11 Ral•e WASHINGTON CAP) -It is now up to the Senate to decide whether senators, congressmen and other members or the upper strata of the federal government should accept pay raises in the home s tretch oC a n ational election year . Membe rs oC the House of Representatives, most of them in the m id!ll o f r e~elec tion campaigns. dt'cided on a 32S to 75 vote Wednesday that they really don't need election year pay hikes. And, in a surprise move, the House also d ecided the election year salary increases should be d enied to senators, feder al judges and high ex- ecutive officials. • A Great Place for KidS on Satui'days Pretty Day Over U.S.A. I . In hundreds of homes •long the Orange Co••t, a Seturd1y morning tradition beglnawlth a turn to Uncle Len'• Corner. Only Isolated Storrm Mar Cool Conditions T~•p~rat11r~11 CaUtenda Httll l .... " .. lllbUQll"ffllW .. \4 "'''~~·· ,, ... .10 .. ~""'lleld lOl ,. eo. .. lllO » no.ton " .. ,,, a..11 .. ,,, " .)I ..ot ('ll>uqo 11 S1 C•f''•",,~tl ,, .0 ·"' Ot•··-77 '14 .OJ 0,1\1, ,, 78 ... 0.lr><I ,. ... ~ ... -, ~. &I Mo"O'Uhl •) ,, Hov\tr"l"1 ~· ~, OC."'4• c ,,, ., •• l.a\ Ylt4-'' IOt 7S I 1ttltRO-' II " M< ....... M\ 90 M 11".tu\H ., S\ .01 Mi ....... 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Ask Altdr'' -In Satmday'a -DAILY PILOT 642-4321 Thursaay Septemt>er 2, 1976 ManH Id In laying I RTD Strike Pact Called Near. Of Worn n SANTA CIH7,.IAPI Jl 1chur<J ... Anthon\' Som m1•t tlald1.·r ulr1!11th J•ul~d Oti n&flt." cht1r.:1·'· h.1, tx•t•n ;irr111 .:11<•J un l \Hl cnunh o l ur<for Ill thi.' brUtJI IU\ Inf( or I WO \\Offil'n whOll(' dt'l'Ompo!'lm.: bodtt'' "'t•rt• found 10 d(•nse wood ast m onth Som m 1.•rha ldcr. 1n cu,tod y met• July lO for the alleged rape l k111frpotnt of two women the 11y hcfor c, "as cha rgt>d with k1lhnl( \'1ctor1.1 "\11cki" B1.•w1c. 31. and Ma ry C11nd1ce Corm.in 21. ~:i1 cl S a nta Cruz (.'11u11I) Shf'rtff Al Non •n H E WA S SCIU~Ol'L F:o l n elfl a a plc..1 Fndar lH~forc: f,1un1r ipa l Court Judge R1chi.1rd K~l'll '.\l rs. Hezore. or Rto Dvl '.\lar. and Mess Gorman, or Bouldt>r Creek. "ere I a::.l -.cen Jll\ c in H10 Dt·I '.\l~r j ust before m1dn1 &hl on J une 25 LO Miss Gorman ' rar The a uto. its rntcnor tamt.od "'1th blood. was dt!><'O\ erf'd the ne\l da} near Boulder Cred, A hiker fo'-'nd their bodies ,\ug. 11 huried beneath ror k:. and brush a bout 200 ):trds rn>m Jljghway 9 Treasurer's SA~ DI EGO P > -Cily Treasurer Eunice rmslon -the first bla c k to ad a major munic ipal depa enl -has be en co nfirme d by t he city count' ii LOS ANGELES <AP) -A tentalJve agreement baa bffn re· a c h e d b e t w een s t r ik i n g m echa nics a nd the Southern CaliforoHl R ap1d Transit Dis· tnct Statt' e on c 1l1a t o r T o m McCarthy has announced that the two i.1des h1ive tcntat1H•ly a~rced to a th r ce') ear pact • tructured a long the ltne or l ht: 21 percent tukc 1n wages and fr. lnge benerit~ommended aft<>r a meeting Dy som e members or the RTD boa rd and thrl'e county supen•isors. The s tr ike affects 800 HT D rider s m Orange Cou11ty. McCARTHY SAID detiuls of the contract "ould not ht• rt> leased until it Is acceplt't"S not arrect slnking drivers but that he p lanned to get both the board and lhe dnvers' United Transportatio n Uruon together today. "It m ust be understood that this tenta l1\'e agreement only becomes effect we 1f appro,·ed by the RTD board or directors and the rank and file membership of lhe ATU,'' McCarthysaid. NEITHE R SIDE wouJd com· m enl on McCarthy's. a~inoun~e· Ready to Land Viking 2 Checks Lanillng Site PASADE~A (A P> Like cxplor<.'rs venturtn J: on a n i-.ky t•xpC'd1t1on. engine('rs a rc ma k1ni.: a ftnJI <'hl·tk of equipment on thC' \'1k1ni.: 2 ~pat·errafl to prepare for thl' M·<·ond !\Jar::. land ing Friday ( __ s_ta_te __ J ment. but a ne1ot1alU\I session broke up s hortly ht-fore mldnlAht Wednesday as McCarthy r cud the statement. An AT U spokesmun did ay. hoY.e\'er. that union ne~ollntor had &f'reed to the proposal dur · Ing a dinner mcf'ting and had re turned lut e to tht' baq:a 1nln(.l . dvi e MrCarthy or the caJled a s pecia l meetio6' today. THE PROPOSAL will go to a \'Ole or the Union membership ft1day McCarthy said lhc agreement calls for a c t\"n1:c in the RTD'S pre·Slnke o((er Management had <>ri.:mully or rt'rt'd 19 Nt''-'nl wluk lhl' AT had sou~IH :i 22.97 1,.;>r<'t'Ol hoo:tt McCarthy 1H11d muna~ment spent much c>f Wcdnl•sduy "coM· inc out th\' \'llrtous items" 111 tht· "~ \ Rt:~l L'f ol ltll' I"• sentatwn .• 1 lllJJut tt' ul tlll' '•'' t 'll HTU bour d mt•mlw1:-"ho "''11 ,1>rt"H n t .t ~rl'l'd th.1l ti .1 ::.11t14'fol'lo1 \ I'' <•ptl'<JI n111hl lw " tJ I' k 1• 11 II 11 t \\ I l h I II I h 1. " 1• purunwtt•r ' thl'' \\nllhl rt \'llltl mt:nd tt lo tlw llTt> 110.11 cl llTll l'11•.,lch •11l Rn1111 l'ont.. ~alcl ht• ... 1111 0111w"1.' ·"'' kmd ol cornprorntM' •'' 1111 11 lh1• hu··•'' don't 11111 u11t1I Chn ... 1111.1~ Delays Mark Victi1n's D e a t l1 STA="FORD (AP> An Hl· year-old g irl was pronouncud d e ad al St3 nror d Medi c al Center. o ne day after she was declared medically dead follow· ing a Red Bluff auto crash \'1cki Ann llotchkms. 18. wa transferred here from Enloe llosp1 lal 1n Ch1ro. where a spokesman said tests sho"ed brain wa ves were "completely lacking." a lthough s he "as sllll legally ali\'e. Miss Hotchkins' car smashed in to a clump or t r ee s o ff High"' ;1y a6 near Dell tstLon nboul 7 a m. Tuesday mornin~. pinnrni.: her 1n the wrcckagt>. The high"' ay pa trol theonted she h <id s \\e'n l•d lo avc,ud a deer Mrs llt'ula h Brockman. "hn lh es nearby, said :.he sa\\ lhl' "'rt-ckagl' and tried lo phone for help. but hu party hne phone "as lied up f or an hour and t1 half she tried without succes i; lo fl a~ do" n motoris ts Finallr. s he s aid. a t11wl.. drl\l'r '>top11t•1l .mcJ u.-;ed his t•1t 111.•11' h;uul 1 .echo to :.um mun tht• h1.:h" J~ p.1trnl T h e F.nl11 1· ll o'>p1t,1I spokesma n "ho a ... la·d n111 10 tw 1denltftt>d. 'i.ll\I \1 1'>~ llotl'l1l..11e... had be1.•n st>n t 111 St.1nh1r.I .• , .1 µC>S!>I ble o n:..111 d 11n11r Off1 r1ab at St.111f111 d 11·111,c•<l to r om nll•nl nn \\lll'l h1•1 \ti,._ I lotchkms had donall'd .Ill 01 ~an Tht') ~aul 1t \\J~ 1111lll·~ 11111 to reveal n;Jmt'' of <10 11111-.. 111 11 c1p1ents "tthout pl'rrm~~111n • • • • Cameras and hC'at ~ensmg m~lru· ments aboard lha craft monitored the landmi: targl·t. l't'f'ktnf.l signs or fierce Ma rt ian dust stotmc; whtr h cnuld enda n1?er thl! landing cruft dunn~ descent public relationi office issued a state· ment but woul' not answl'r questions r e gardi n g he n ews wee k ly L 'E s pre sso' allega tion s t hat LO<'kheed pa id $40.000 lo Italian con· t i.le t s. in dudln g the $28.000 to Andreotti. to promote lhe sale of 18 PJB Orlen patrol planes to the Italian Nnvy. IJ.-f oliauf D1u11p Sf ailed COlllpClre ow pricn to the next 4JUYI, s.-. w• .. be lowtr Oft tttis one and hhJher' Oft tttat. Wtl, we'd Ike to take fhilMJs a step hrther. That step'"is experienced, lulowledg1.W. 1al11p•ople1 1..-.lce afttr scH and a reputation of profeHIOftalilftl In the applcmce -....try. So, CJO ahead and shop around, then shop Da•ls-lrowa, the Profnlionals. Scientists are e<egt-r l o i-.et-\'lkm~ 2 get do\\n m onf' p1ccf' Its landinJ! target, halfway around lhl' planl'l from the Viking t s landmi;: c;1te and more tha n 900 mill'" north. 1~ tX'heH•d more like!~ to har bor '.\J;.ert1an lire "('01dd llnt•t> llt•t•11 ""r•t>" CARM EL IAl'l ~llham and Em1 Iv Harns could ha \'e rt•r<•1ved har~hcr s'entenccs tha n lht' 11 years ti1 li fe in prison they "crt> ,.:1v1.•11 ro1 llwlr con \'iclions on k 11lna p1ni;.. auto theft a nd armed ro b bery C'hur~<·~. llarn ... · mother says ·s A C R A M E N T 0 ( A P ) Calt fornia's hea lth director is pre· '·e ntml! a T exf firm from buryinj! about 800.00 g lions or highly toxic material a l a\\ st <.;ovma dumps1te. FRIGIDAIRE WASHER- DR¥eR COMBO GENERAL ELECTRIC PROGRAMMED WASH ER llarris mofher. Tictty Bunnell. ..,01d h<' told her t he JUti~l' could han~ j.:I\ l'll the rouplt-t·onser ul1H• ~1·ntcnre~ on each ehar ~e. "I know thcv c>.peelC'd this. and he n •dll} "'asn l doY. n 1n th1.· dumps, .. s he s aid. Bribe ('hnrgt> R.-/uf_.d The c h e m it al in questio n ls letrat'hloro·d1~nio·p·dioxin. TC DO ll is-the same" that used by the '.S. Ai r Fo rce lq defoliate a reai. o f \'1etnam, a nd >"hich last month con· laminated the Italian city or Se\1eso, thts Healttr D~phrt1mmncpo11ed. ('mttplai11 "ffff H~allh SAC RAM E ro <A Pl -In a civil complamt r11 in Washington. lhe S EC n a m e Omn i-Rx H e a lth S) le ms. Inc .. r Hawthorne, and four of its offtrers It alleged violat ions or anl1·fraud : c porting and other Bl ·n RANK (AP > A spokc.;man ~cuntics l ay.~ m 1972 and 1973. for Lockhct-d Airrrnn Corp c;a)s an Include d ere a llegations t hat Jtahan mal!a7mC' 'lo~ ;illci.:mJ( lhul S670.000 from the sale of Omni·Rx P remier G1uho Andreotti rC're1ved stock was di\ rted to lhree company S28,000 fro m Lorkhc<'<i prob:..bly wa' officers . The omplainl seeks return based on forged document~ of any money mproperly paid to lhc Grover Nob les of the corpora--l1 __ o_n_·s __ o:..:f...:fJ~c~e:..:rs:... __ +----------i l ALL-PURPOSE FIRE EXTINGUISHER P\Jts ou1 11'1 ctn•ti of common hou!fhold I rti -qru s11, <>ti, 9.u. p;tont , wood, f1b"c· pll't•c. rvb~r~~"" h~t tltctnc~I ftrts L1ghtwe1qh1, .asv to 0Pttr.1tt-1u•t pull oul n nq ~·n. ~1m nou tt at b.llf of fort 1nd squHze t\1ndltt. Ulr1tl'd l ·A, 10·8 .C. H-110 iJge S·busl'iil caoac«v 1or ~posing of l11VH . P1ek 'of wlt11s. E'31006 \ STOHHOURS: ........... s ... t .t W .f.6,salM • This e.1tclus1ve F1r91da1re l.aundry Center is bwlt to save space and d1scount-pflced to save you money Only two feet w1d~ ana has a Regular cycle and a Delicate cycle' along with lour w-JSh/rinse temperature conbmations Automatic dry cycle automatically turns oll f'leat wpen clothes are dry FRIGIDAIRE HEAVY DUTY WASHER- 18·10 c apacity. two speeds. three c ycleo; separate wash and rinse temperature setect1on and fabric $Oltner. SAYE 50°0 FRIGIDAIRE HEAVY DUTY DRYER OUR HST SELLING DRYER 18·1b capacity w1fh t1rred °' automatic dry selectron Has two heat -;etoct1ons and a permanent pres'\ wrth coot down Cold walPr ootion dulnm 11"' • 111> cyc le .in d t.i 1>r 1I"' ;.o:tn•-i dispenser 95 GENERAL ELECTRIC DRYER Three cycles automal c·norm11 1 ,1r:;rn,11.c permanent ore$S• poly kn11 timerJ lu r J noflulP Four temoerarurP ~etectt'Jn~ un lrr1r1t h ii I llt•r and signal buuPr SALE 20995 REG. 259.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC GAS DRYER 0110s normal. delicate and tfuJL Manual selection or drying time up to 130 m1nu1p.; Seoarare '!tart switch and a removable Up Front hnt fitter 22995 Man y M aytag wash e rs. d rye r s and dishwashers must go. Many are one o f a kind an d subject to prior sale. • TELIVISION • APPLIANCES SALES ,& SERVICE a '•-DAILY PILOT EDITO RlllL PAGE The slate Lt•i:hlatl.trc has passed the finish line of t1nothcr t\w·.rcar .~wssion in the usual hurricane of bills . Of the ~.500 m1·a-;urc!I that uwaited action whc:n the lawmakcrt" returned fr0m their July r ecess. lite rati\ hu11dr d \\l'l't.' l'Ontiider ed m the fin:.J days, 'onu· ~oul.i down lo dcfeat , s ome stamped )Yith ap. µro\'al and M'nt off to the go\'crnor·s dc~k. It was not on utmo ·pherc conduc tve to careful sllld.' and rdh.·ction. 'l'rckking home. the lcg1slators mul)t have had some ·sl'cond thought:.-hoping their l:1s t-mm11k dt-<:ii,ions will turn out w<•ll. that nothing untoward sllppt'tl by in the confusion. ,\s us ual. unfortuna te!\', some of the mos t <T IH'l ttl meas ures wcrc fought right down to the wire. 'l'h<.> t·oas tal prow<.'l1on leg1s lution that \\'Ill ha\'c MJl'h ,I \'ll:il l'ffCCt hn' years to CQmC WOUOd up a a jJ:Jl'k<1ge of thrt.•C M•µa r atC bills, till· StilJ being !rnwndcd during the final days and hours of the session. The so -called "ri,ght-to-die" bill. giving terminal- • h ill persons the right to rl'fuse lifc-~ustaining care. f lht• lirsl i-.uch law in the t:nited Stah.·s. \\as another 1.1,l·mmuh.• arn \'Ul on the governor·s d ci.k. ' .. i ,, t I • So w;.i~ the c>.t rcmely important m eas ure that !-otraps thl' pri~on ~t·ntencing system in effect In (.'altfornia for 59 years and prescribes mandatory, rathPr lh~m indt·H•rminate sentences for many crimes. It 1s f):llt•nt ly impossible for legislators, however <'flnM'1t•nti<1us. to g t\'C adequate attenlion to such cruc1ul Ja'' l> ah these in the last hectic days when they arc snowed under \\1th !>ucb propos als as : ,\ bi 11 rcq UJ rin~ the I1epart ment of Educ at ion to c<.•1·tify footl>ull helmet worn in high school gamesr -A blll aulhoridng the sale or liquor in public auditoriums. -A bill providing financing for works ·or art in state buildings. • • ll's not lhat these. aad the hundreds or other rnca$ures acted upon in August, are unimpc)rtant. What is dimcult to undentand Is why the vast majori- ty of them couldn't have been taken care ol carJler in the two-year session. Vote"' were assured the longer session would do away with bUJ logjams. Clearly the Legislature '1eeds some revised priorities and nrw bill·handling deadlines. Evasio n Curb · • California's anli-5ecrecy lnw. the Ralph M. Brown Act. which requires public business to be con- ducted in public. is the target or. frequent evasive tactics by government bodies. One of the favorites is the executive, or closed, session from which press and public may legally be barred if the meeting is held to d iscuss cert ain specific topics. These include litigation involving the agency and some personnel matters. All loo often. action taken by a public body makes it fairly apparent that clos,ed door discussions have wandered into other areas, r esulting in informal de· cisions which can be publicly ratified with little or no public discussion. This of course is hard to prove. But a bill just passed by the Legislature could help solve the pro- blem. • • A bill m aking it a misde~eanor to def~ce a <'a\·e. It requires that written records be kept during ex· ecutive sessions. Then. if the validity of a closed session is challenged, there would be documented in- formation on which crjudge could base a ruling. I -I ~ I f ·~ ,\ bill l'~IL·ncling the moratorium on mount:iin lions. kilUng f .\ bill ;.illO)\·ing marriag e counselors • h~ pnosis- to USC It's not the perfect answer to the problem or Brown Act evasion, but it's a step in the ·rigllt .direction for the public_'s.right to kllo.w.... ,. Elephants Muddle A Theorv -' ( SYD~EY KARJtts ) -I hold 1n my hand, as Joe . I Carthy was so fond of saying, .on abs tra<'l from the highly re· l(nrded me dical Jo urnal. The Lancet. This al>stract deals with hcru:t~sc found 1n elephants. Now, elepbanlS h:we-ailiiiiP. l>pan roughly equ1,•alcnt to lhat or man ~ A..n.d ~udden death .. from co r · onary artery dis ease h ai; be(•n recorded among captive elephants; th:il IS, they h ave what laymen call "heart attacks." Why is any or this important to us ? Well, it's important to me. and I think it ought to be to you, because of my runnin.I{ dispute with the orthodox medical authorities about thc relationship between dietary cholci.tcrol and heart disease. The authorities highly suggest, tr not insist. that the intake vr food:-containing larf(e amounts or cholesterol -eggs. butter, animal fats, and so forth -is a causative fa c tor in both at h ero s c l cro s 1i; and artcriosclcrol>IS, whl1•h in turn may lead to coronary d1seasl'. YET TUIS il; lh<'"~ingular .imt ~triking point made in llw eleph ant survey: durin~ a 110p11lotion .rcdurl ion program lo relieve overcrowdt•<'r <'cnt. or nearly tll'rc-c fourths, had J(r!''l~ly \'isl blc lcsilllb or "Intimal Dear Gloomy Gus 1 would like to say that I am totally in ravor of any teachers' strik• -at least until the September surf swells are over. STUDENT c.ooeMr c. ... <•"""'"'"•rt ·--w '"'.ltd•r' .. ,.d 00 "Ot ft~tH•rOt reflecltM: "''""' of flt# Mwl•.1H(. S."tt ~ ,.e: Pt<t•• loGlooMy G.,., O•llY P•tet. allierosc erosii": of anoth~r 1 examinl'd. lesions of "medical arth<'nosclcros is" were found in Z7 per cerff. or more rnan-olfe· - fourth . Yet elephants are obligate lierbwor es, feed111g wholly on 9ra1111e:r. and eating abl!Olutely no eggs. butler, chee!e, ice cream, or amrnal fot1. Whatever cholesterol crystals are found in their alherosclerotic plaques cannot have been the re· !iUltoftheirdiet. Actually. the body produces its own cholesterol, if enough is not provided in the diet: nnd there is even some evidence that a diet de- ficient in cholesterol may be more dangerous to health th\ln one in· cludingit. OF COU RSE. not all heart author ities buy lhe orthodox version. Dr. De Bakey, tbe famed open-heart surgeon, declared only a few weeks ag-0 that he e ats two eggs for breakfast every morning, has long done so, and will continue to. Nor 1s he alone in this dissenting role. l cite lhis-matter not to be con· tentious, but simply to give lhe publi c a commo n sen se pers pective on a vexing medical problem. Authorities often know Jess than they pretend, Md re- ver e the msel ves more on en lhan we reahie: in the last two years nlooe, the whole dietary Te· gim en for d iverticulosis h at. made n complete somersault. I [ the experts wf're not go dogm:1tlc. we would not have t• be so skeptical. · Advisers V rge Tilt to.Righ t . •' '\. Carter Off On Wr ong Foot? pe:~rr1~~~~~r; ~Ji~~; [· ] ~gee~:~. 'i~~ ;i~~t~~ei~u~~~ ne'f!~r~e~~\~/~r~;d~!~t:'~~ Carter in the Gallup Poll may EV ANS-NOV kK published 1>91is showing Carter Carter being booed by fellow now unk>ck anxiollS tongues .i _ over 20 perctntage points ahead. Legionnaires . Equally lmJjOr Democratic professional PotiU· who was g~11g to quarrel with tant. the parts or hii. i;peech thol cians who feel tlaeir ca.didate Dem.ratic operatives relayed the miracle ~ker from Plains., calJed for a strong national de has made a crilical tactical er· this warnins: despite Carter's The closed pqriion otthe meeting fense were predictably ignored ror: failing to move to the rfght seemingly sale ~ad. don't count quibbled ove\-outs-and-bolts re-by networks and newspapers after the Democratic national out Pres ident ford's appeal for lalions betweet Carter fieldmen alike. convention. ordinary mlddJ~·class voters -and local poli*ians but ignored That pleases liberals inside the This crttitism was reinfotted voters who are. not Dearly so en· serious quest!~ of tactics. Carter campaign who have wor· by Carter's televised con-thralled with N.ader as liberal Not surpris;.gly, Carter left ried disproportionately about the r r on t at i o n : Democrats. . the meeting to tngage in more or · · m e n a .~ e '. · o r E u gen c w-tt h1~t-tT ....... -.... ...:-----:-----tn cjtltegaad of. tms-wai:nin~e~ty that wwics McC:irth) s 1nd~pe~dent left 'American Carterlaunchedh1scampa1gnal old Democratic hands . He -cand~da<! Bu ~~ ~011 Legion over Los Angeles in the new tradition declared in S.l Francisco <a s~o~mg n dramatic shn,nking ... his pledgrto of T"3dkal c1\tc: alktng-aboat Torm er hub If nti=\1letn"1fn -with_Jn.tw-0 w~S-Of'Carte~-le~d- P a r d o n Georgia 's rural poverty to activity> that ht would proclaim ouls1d~ the South f!lllkes cle1.1r Vietnam draft McGovernite beautiful people his support forf,ietnam pardons that his real rival 1s not Gent' dodgers. Par-from Beverly Hills. •·1 am to the AmerHin: Legion con-McCarthy but J erry Ford. t Y P r o s amazed," one Democratic vention in Stettle, the re&y "Thank God for the Gallup perceive the moderate told us. "He goes from guaranteeing m aximum al-Poll," says old·line Democratic spectacle of Ralph Nader to Warren Beatty." tention. politician who believes the Legionnaires Carter campaign might now get. booing Carter ba\·ing only the ef-TR'ERE IS, then, a gap TIOS WAS ~ainly not hot serious about heading for the fect of pushing Carter 's image between inte nt and results. news. Carter h~ fully revealed middle of-the road. The test will furtherlert. Carter advisers say his ~peeches his position o amnesty last come on· the fir st debate, Yet, apart from the Vietnam the past two weeks were intended winter and no· was obvio~ly particularly if the subject fs de· pardon, Carter's Ugton speech to convey a centrist image by ex-trying to squee• some politfoal fense policy as Mr. Eord pro- in Seattle was conciliatory and tolling the family. But front·page credU from it byt>earding the re· poses. To the old pros, that pro- intended lo give a middle to hard· newspaper photos linking Carter actionary old legionnaires in vides an opening for criticlsm or boiled impression or his defense and a grinning Beatty port.r ay a their den. Yet, \tetnam am•esty detente, Henry Kissinger and the policy. Indeed, the professed differenllmage. · is a buming issw only in the left Nixon·Ford for eign policy. post-nominati9n intent or key This was in the minds of many wing of the D~ocratic party, Whether the Carter campaign Carter advisers was to project a national Democratic steering where pole:ntilJI votes fot Mr. perceives it in the s ame light re· centrist image -an admittedly committee members when they Fordareinabon upply. mainstobe scen. rightward tack after his courtship of the libe rals at Madison Square Garden in July. Tlt1JS, Carter's false start in a vaguely leftish pose is not a con-. scious design, much less a aign of doctrinaire attitudes by an in· finitely flex1ble cllndidate. Rather, it $,lems from two factors highly worrisome to Democratic • pollllclans : first, the Carter campaign ·s continuing refl exive need to reassure liberals long after the nomination was won; second. the clear pallern of McGovernite infestation of Carter's campaign structure. The first danger signal from Plains, Ga .. , after Carter'io1 nomination was his l avishly publicized embrace of consumer advocate Ralph Npder. Some A New South Emerges The underdeveloped South ain 'l what it used to be. Jimmy Carter will get credit tor forcing national ·acceptance of "equal rights" for Soutbemers -but Carter la not the reason for thal recognition, he's the result of IL The South. toming from behind, trying harder, has bunst. into bloom and now i& s.elling the pace for the rest or us in social re· form and economic dynamism. Twenty-five years ago only two ( PAUL'.HARVEY ) or our nation's!<> largest cities were in the 11 Jouthem states. Now five or the.narc. During the las 10 years three- rourths or all 01r nation's new manu/aclurlng jobs •re creat· ed in the South.1 I Per·caplta attragelncome in Mississippi in J• ye#'S has ln· creased trom ~.661 tt $4,041. In JO years! barrier which has divided us Since.the Confederacy. That origin wUI cost Carter the votes of 4ome unreconstruct· ed Northerders but, make no mistake, the South bas broken out of "ice·olation" forever. nlOSE OF US who remember the more g r acious pace of leisurely Southern dining are In· cllned lo resent the inevitable proliferation or snack shops ••• I t • ;. .. M rs. Malapl-op's .Tradition Lives On have doubl~d bC1 JO ye an. BANK ASS~ U. lM South You and I h e ~tcb~ tht11 emergenot! of the,/ South. wlth 80me treP'datl • NI aU t~nt wo call pro1reu is1 ~frtngu also include smo« a11d$',sy aJrpom and traffic conjest and labor Those or us who wish there were some other wny to make for younelf a placo in the sun without chopping down shade trees ••• Those of us who were refreshed by visits to the chnngc.of.pace Southland ..• When San Fr:1ll<'•~<.'O rc 11orters ~<'l around l~ tolktn~ ubout mulnpropls m R ::ind ~cramblrd lang11utte io li(cncral. tht' name of :->uiwrvisor J ames IJ. McShc\•hy \ne\ ltably comes up. The famous supcr\'isor. for 24 years, was born In 1873. Archie Bunker wasn't in n class with him, in the coinage or mcmorollle usages. . Tht' lute t'olumnisl Arthur Ca\ lor favored. "Th.is has all thl:' t'armnrks of JO eyesore l\l ,. 0 \\' 11 favorite is .. 1 d e n y th t' allegation and d<'fy tht.• alligator... A c:o upl <.• o( years back the City H;ill reporters got together and compiled the more memorable or Mc heehyisms. Here are some of them: "ll would be like carrying coals to Mohamct ... "Let's -gtab the bull by the tail CHAR LES McCABE and look the facts squarely in the face." "Gentle m e n, that comes within a few cents of being a vasl and fabulous sum.!' "The roosters h ~\ve come home to hatch.·~ "Let's call a shovel a shovel. no matter who we hit." "You can't straddle the fence and still keep your ear to the ground ... "Let us all Jtcl in and hurdle together ... "This is cTouched in language which is perfectly obvtous." ''This defeca\ion Of character must stop." MCSREERY died in 19". He was a m aster orthat strange lw'n ol speech known as the lrtsb buJl. This is defined as "a ludicrous in· consi.stency of speech, alt.en Hid to be an especial prttOCative of the Jrisbman." Tbe classic ell· ample is. "I was a fine <'hild, but they changed me.·' Lord knows what it is in the Irish character which produces these com1cal twtsts of spetth and metaph8t _There is ~ doubt that the characteristic ls widespread. It becomes more marked as the lrl•hman becomes more formal. It usually reaches its btgbest perfection in the utterances of Irish politicians. The reports of the proceedings in tbe Da.11, the Irish legialalure, are often fl6 higb humorous quali· ty. The reporter does no more than report wbat is actually Hid onthenoor. ftlNn'Y C&Uege's ,reat Dr. Mahaffy once .taJd that tbe lrtab bull ls always pregnd. Tbft"e la much to be said fort.Mt. 1ben is frequently some kind d lmidious • witclom in the tortured S)'nlll of tbe well·turned bull. Derive what. wisdom you can from • ,._more of the bulls of MtSheehy, who was unsurpUHd by even Dublla atandarda. ··t 1m a undid.ate for ma)'OI". \, I but I haven't yet decided to run.'' "The boys are indulging ln a little repertoire." 1'They don't need that much money tor tbt nexl physical year." "Ladle1, I have here aome fipres which you can carry in your heads, whkb I know are concrete." Once lilcSheehy was called an lntambent by one of bis collupes. He deesif!. resented It .. , may have been lD and ana· ble to attend meet.mp, but no one bM • rtght to say I've been in· cumbent." AFTEa beln1 abown a h)'droeledric power pl.al wboM turbines were tunMd by tbe Heteb BetellJ water, tbe SapervJIOI' demaoded: "You mean to tell me the people cf San Frudsco are clrinJdlllc Wat«' al• ter all the eleetrldt.1 bu been ta.Ilea out ol It? •' But, .. Jim McSlleeby once re- IUtked of uotW mat&er ••• All \b1a pantomime and tumult. will Cd• nowhere." . - strife and crim\ dirty-book stores. , l But Sodthcrn~ have had the unhappy ample or Northern · e\ates rtn« them uound some pi r Houston Mayor 'tec1 ~olhet~ promjses that llficity·will not "pave ttae park~ will always' have the ma1n9U;tand the good weather." 1 • ntE NEW 80t&Jl, ror better or worse, was ioq$ble. Carter's ea,.idacy bas aroused an e:Mf.-S amount of regional pride. ~ t A r ecent l•~.C U.S. News ... World ·mmindecl QS tha\.Lyn4on J in 1984 was embarraa br_ his iddtllcatl• w :'fbe South." ffe conat.ant11 .,..._ired that be•• Crom the 91tbWEST. Now Jhn•r ~. a home- gtown Pl'8dott ~deep South bu •m8'bed Ue geographical , ,, We must try to bl~ less selfish. The South, artcr all, was too good a secret to keep. OltANOE COAU DAILY PILOT Robnt N, Wud, PMbllalltt T/lomol Kltvfl, EdiUlr Barbaro Krrfbklt, £d11onol Poge Editor The editorial page or the Dally Pilot seeks to lnrorm and 3tlmulalc rfaders by pttSefttlng on thiis puge diverse commentary on topics of Interest by syndical· ed columnists and cartoonlsU, by providing • rorum for readers' views and by preseatin1 this newspaper's opinJons and lcHu on curttnt ~ic1. TIM edit.ori•I opinions o( the Dally Pilot ~ar only In the editorial column •l the top o( the paae. Opinions ex· pressed by the Mlumnist.s •nd cartoonitt.s and letter writers are their own and no endorsement o( their views by the Daily Pilot should bl' inferrtd. · Thursday, Sept. 2, 1976 { . Nor,..,dut R·e p u b li c a n S e n . Dewey Ba rtlett g ave Nud~t .Chickens? "Oad Clockers Cause Chuckles Bl'fON ROUGE. La . <AP> - Naked cbickena cet embanuaed. Tbdr sex lives aren't much to crow about . They 1e' ~ and they catcb cold when temperat.u.rea drop. Da. WILUA• JOllNSON is an ex· pert on na ked ~.clldctens. He's been •lldylnc lbem about four years - ever since his research associate. Dr. R*rt Truax, found ooe in a newly hatched brood in the poultry science d epa rtm e nt a.t Louisiana State Unlveraity. About three wedp l.ater. t.bey found another one -bartily a feather on it - and decided: •·we have to fmd out what's causing this," and 111ycboloirca1 banc\PS. Johnson said. ... , GUESS •EMMllaMSEI>' ia as &oodaword forltauny. Youputoneof them in with a flock of norm al birds. and ltb.Sdles off jn a corner by it.sell. The otlMr blrdl won't have anYthln& to do wilb it uaW they iet used to It.'' be said. "And then they're just not as active aexuAll y. Tb~y w.ill court .an~ .s~ut ~~ Hffe ••• .,ff tile• fe eem•ercl•I pe••le • . . tMw ,.,., •••laed, t•e '••u1e .. lffe.,, Johnson said Iii« hasn't found out, yet. but has le~ed a lot about naked chickens . ,n o r espo nse to a n u rgent ·pl e a •for political fupds he re-much more· than the normal bird. but t they dc>o't mate as readily. ceived r ecently in the FOR INSTANCE, HE'S Ju m ed .. Whe re a normal bird will strut, m a il. The plea. it they apparenUy ha\'e no coQ>merclal he'll interrupt it and mate at tbe first seem s , cam e from value at all. sign tbat tbe fe male is even halfway Jimmy Carter . "You They have to be kept indoors to pro-intttested. A naked bird will just keep get wha t you pay tecl the m from sunburn, and a onstrulting.'' for," s aid D ewey, thermostat turns on a healer when · who sent no cas b . temperatures gel bel«?w 75 degrees to JOHNSON SAID BE hopes to hatch ---------keep them from c.awbing cold. about 100 of tbe nude birds in about six Thursday, September 2. 1978 ~· P.."~:rs -.1-('.,G ~Ai11-: • ~.\ i i \feslt --·-· • ~ i PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT ti 1 ll: il ~ Ii) ~ You . are cor dially invited to . an exhibit of E_hotographs entered jn our. Photo Contest. Saturday, September 4 10-5 p.m. Prize• wfll be awarded at 2:00 p.m. OAILV PILOT • • . . "Because the~ u ve no feathers, weeks so LSU can centinue trying lo Rapist Jailed: they lose body beat and have to use fmd out what genetic and chemical I much al tbeir feed to keep warm, traits are associated witb being born LOS ANGELES CAP) rathe r tban for Jl'()wing," Jobnson featherless. -A m an has been sen· said. . "I g u ess th a t 's w h at y ou t enced for a term of rive call researc h for t he sake of re-·~ ... ~::. ~ years to llfelorallegedJy "TREY WE REN'T BRED to sear ch,"hesaid. fl ' -.,,,:H ~ rapina several women in eliminate plucking," because they if \ f \ .!I downtown Los Angeles ha ve a few deformed, tiny feathers ( ) ~ Y\ -+ ~ while posing as a n immi· that mus t be band plucked. OlJTDOORS ~ ~ _.,.,. •' grition orJiceI . Gonzalo ''We s howed them .to .a couple of . . i a fi Fabian GuiUerm o. 25, commer'cial people, and tbey just A bre•th of freah •Ir. ~: · w.-~~."'7"11.. ···-• J w as sent e nc e d by laughed, tbe same as I do,"he said. P .... Superior Court J udge Asid~ from the pbrsjcal problems, ~. ~ NO/\'QS.. ~ NOi~ •i;.J.91"1.Q!hft1Nlfi.A.V\:I • a:n.rwriNn~\f.d ·>~ ~~ Jack T. Ryburn. the chic kens bav~ socia~l ~prob~~l~e~ms~_!~---~~~~~~~~~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~!~ Marines Now ' Mountain Men P ICKLE MEADOWS, Calif. CAP ) -Thousands of Marines have been prowling through the high Sierra this summer as part of a receoUy r esu.rreot.- ed mountain w arr are training program. By summer's end. the Marine Corps expects lo have trained about 6,000 Marines and Marine r:e· servists in "mountain man" skiUs such as scaling sheer gra nite cliffs and crossing river gorges by rope. BASE FOR THE ACTIVITY IS the Marine Corps' Mountain Warfare Tr,,ajnlng Center. located in t his 7,00o_,tool·high mCal!Ow just north of Yosemite N¥1onal Park. · _....~_.au.s.te_rc base built in 1951 afte r U.S. -1--------~ military setbacks in rugg sec ions o orea, re· •· surned rcr11-1tmo tr:itntng last May after a nimr-yecrr- • I l I • " break. , , It is the only facility of its sort in the Marine Corps. and one of only two run by the U.S. military services in this country. The Army has a similar base m Alaska. • LT. COL. GEORGE KNUDSON, commanding officer. says the training isn't designed to build up an elite ri ghting group within the Marines, or to deal with some Im pending conflict in mountain regions elsewher e in the world. "We just want to build up the all.around capability or the Marine Corps," says Knudson, 42, who runs the base from a spruced·UP quonset hut. "Marines s hould be able to go anyplace. We have never been able to pick whe re we go to war. Somebody e lse picks that for us.'· Whal Marines gel here is a crash course in mountain righting. Training runs year-round, from two to fou r weeks for each group sent here. THE MARINES SCALE CLIFFS, both by rope · and with bare hands. make rope bridges so they can crawl across r avines. and learn land navigatjon so they can find their way across tr ackless mountain stretches seldo m seen by anyone but backpackers a nd hunters. . Marine reser vists get quick courses in moun· tain survi\•al. leam how lo m ake. shelters. buHd fires without matches. snare animals and survive on &\•a1luble vege tation. One instructo r will even pop a lizard into his mouth Ofcmuonally, just to show the trainees tbere 1s more than JUSl pine nuts or berries to chew on. DURING WINTER • MONTHS, M A RI NES •******~**'**: w11l lellrn how to camp In ! snow and below iero it te mpc r aturu. and to • snowsh~ nnd ski while • carrying rifle11. packs, • and other gear. it K n udso n says the it Marine Corps hopes to • run about 10.000 trainees • through the pr ogram • each year. mostly trom ,. reserve units and from it re1utar units stationed • at Camp Pendleton, the it Corps· main West Coast •'---------' base. it HEU FlllEDLANDEll Knudson s ays many it IS MAKING ' of t he tr ainees have lt GREAT DEALS never been in mountains It · before, and the re are It :p~!!!!:!!!~~:k many cases of pulled it muscles "the y didn't • khow they had." He says • there have been a rew •. cases or s prains and It broken bones but no one It has died or suffe red ma· It jor injuries as a result cl • · the arduous training. :-"lll:l:la:Ulll:IWir..IDll~~, He said the Marines seem to like the tuining. : "T he · units r eally it~!!!!Ylll!UM::'.;j tiahlen up when they get • here. They see m to gel a • Jot more m otivation." • A"ave somelhin« you want . to sell? Classtned adl do ll welJ. · C.11142-5171 .. Put• few word• eo wotlc for rou . • •• •• • • • ~:;:;;::iii;; • • •******** ~-• • • Between now and September 10, you can W&1k into United. caJ.1forn1a Bank and walk out with Laguna. Beach under ~ your arm. How is that possible? It's really very simple. UCB is giving away beautiful reprints of a painting of Laguna, by the ·mter- nationally accla.imed artist, Marco Sassone. To get one at no charge, all you have to do is open a United.Aooount• or a tlOO sayings· or checking account at our Laguna.· b~h. Or, you can drop 1n and bey' one. I t's a $4.95 value, for only $2. . • If you come in on Friday, Sept. 3, between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., Marco Sassone will be here 1n person to autograph your print. Refreshments will be served Our Laguna. branch bas something else special to offer, too. We've extended our summer banking hours. So we're now open to serve you Mondq' through Thursdqfroni 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., and Fridqfrom 9 a.m. untll 6 p.m. Bo stop 1n and open an account. We think you'll be glad you d1d. Aiter all, not every bank wants your buslDess enough to give you Laguna. Beach. UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK~F.n1.c. I (Otrer good only at Laguna Beach Branch) Laguna Beach, 222 Ocean Avenue. Laguna. Beach, (714) 494-6646 f . ' .. ' Al DAIL y PILOT HNIE "Here comes one of MY alleraies now .. " L. !ti. Boyd Most Widows ·Stay Unwed Always thought that if a wife were widowed between the ages of 21 and 35, she would be almost certain lo remarry. But that ·s not true, according to the latest statis tics. Only three out of every 10 such widows remarry. As for those wives who are widowed between the ages or 26 and 30, QDJ.y wooutoflO remarry. And among those wives· 'widowed between the ages of 31 and 35, only two out of e very 15 remarry. These are widows, not divorcees. please note. Still, our Love and War man is surprised to learn so re· latlvely few go to the altar again after the de- ath of the husband. VENUS Q ... Like a lot or pl anets. the earth fl attens at the poles and bulges at the equator. But Venus doesn"t. It's almost perfectly round. Why this diffe rence?" A. Probably bcca'use Venus rotates a loC more slowly. One Venus day equals 243 earth days The largest of the monkeys. the baboon, is even bigge r than the smallest or the 1reat apes, the gibbon. What, you can't identify the great apes'? There are four. Besides the g i bbo n , count the o rang u l •a n1, th e c himpanz ee and the gorilla. Origina lly. sa ys our Language m an. "hussy" was a s>'.non1 m for housewif~ "&irl~"--ir--i--. was a-cnild of either sex, and .. lumber" was any discarded junk made or whatever. llalf the couples nationw1de hav<' their last child by the time the mother 1s 26 years old. NE\' ER-DIE ONE·LlNER Add to the never-die one-liners : "Old golfers nev('r die. they Just lose their drive." "Old bookkeepers never die, they just lose their balance · · High school t<'achers get more money than do elem entary school teachers and co., lege teachers J!et more money than do h'igh school teache rs . That's wrong. Should be the other way around. What a pity that so much i.s s pent on advanced education and so relatively tittle on the beginning basics ! In reading, writ· lng and arithmetic, if the youngsters haven't got the handll' or ll by the sixth grade, their chances of ever getting 11 good grip grow slim. And if they have f(ot It by then, they'll gel much or the res t for the mselves. Triple the eleml'ntary schools, 1 say. Double their leachers's aalaries. and from junior high up, start apprenticeship jobs to tel the scholars pay part of their own tuition. Watch this space for further illuminating insights Into whal ain't right about this here education stuff.. l'ddnu mall to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Bo• I.MO, Calt.o Mow '1•1' Silicone ln_jection Ba1i Pending SACRAMENTO CAP) -Silicone breast injections but not i mplants would be outlawed in California by u bill before Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. The m easure by Assemblyman Bill McVitlie (0. Upland) cleared the state Senate on a 22·8 vote. BACKERS SAID ther<' is ample t•videncc that· such Injections are dan1er ous . Rut tho Im· planting of silicone con· tained in plastic sucks would still be legal. Sen. Alan Robbins (0. Van Nuys) said, "When siUcone Is injected into the breasts it m akes it impossible to d etect breast cancer ... "IF A WOMAN wishes to expand the size of her breasts she can do so. 'This bill docs not ban silicone Implants, which ure a safe medical pro- cedure . "This just eliminates what e veryone would agree is poor m c.'<lical procedure."' ll is AB 2445. C•ll 642-5678. Put • lew words lo work lor ou. 'J1Ja'J~ Bm11tlma, 'J'f/.2J., J..AC.P. P raclia lmil1J ~ J ,.umal '»J,clt:W -J Ca,J·J"f'f ..AIUll1U,..CIJ tfu ,../OC11.1ion o/ Ii~ o#a /o 2 7852 Pu.rla R.a! ~i/1 118 1'11i.ui0tt Vu,;o, C.~/"'ttiA 926 75 ..AJ;iw1/ lo m aOll Cowtmtmi"l'I .JJoJpital . J.tpfio111: 714 • 495-0661 • 714 -.831-887 ........................... """ ..... .... • 0.. ........... "" •"" .... .. Z9L Glidden Spred Latex Enamel _ • No,..yellew1119, im,rovtd tlurobility • ldHI •• , uu '" horll WHr OtHS • , ... ,. btoutolully Reg. 4.29 3~,~ Reg. 12.49 9~~ Glidden Spred Lustre Enamel • h elkyd 11111i .... u •MIMI thiit flews en with"" • R11l1h ''""• slto• IN t"4 tle,.1ih Reg . 4.19 Reg. 14.S9 3~,~ 1088 Gal. Glidden Spred House Paint • Wtother ttsistonl •<rylic lolu finish liet,s ih bH uly • Ouocll. dryi119 on urerior woo4 Pt! _'°",., Reg. 899 11.99 Gal. Glidden Spred Gel.Flo Paint • h rerior olkyd house paint 11 Hsily o,,lietl • latro 1hick for one coal cnerogo Heavy Duty 9 '' Roller Frame • SI ..... iMlt ..-. i.w , ... ..,.. ,_..,. ..... • Act.,.1 II t•• cown Acoustical Ceiling Paint • Vinyl flllt fh1l1h t1po<ieny fer ecou1tlcel ctllintl . • A,,llu s .... lhly, tlrlos fest Reg. 499 6.3S Gal. Glidden Latex Wall & Trim Paint • All·ioi·-1rl111 Oll4I ""'" ,.Int • Onu I• o rich, low ht1tre 11Mt11 Reg. 799 10.99 Gal. Glidden Spred . Gloss Enamel • All ~,,. .. t11ul<li tlryl111 _ _. • Hon4s IN '"'' cln11 "' with Mier Reg. 329 4.79 Ot. Glidden Spred Latex Gloss • Owllty ...... ""' ''"" ,..,., • .. ,, o,,llcetlH •~ ~11111 .. rttllll1 1~::; 9~~ . . J 1 --............... ---''Suck ing those things will make you bokt li.e Kojak." Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will Cut red tape, getting the an.YWeTs and action Y°'I need to sol ve inequitiss in government and bust· ness. Mail your que~ to Pat Dunn At Your Service, Orange Coast niily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Include your telephone number. The column appears daily e:rceP..t Saturdays. -, ~ ~UIH tw Blllft19 G .. fj~ DEAR PAT: Wbatislheexactprocedurelbave to follow lo com plain about an error on one of my de- partment store bills? I know there's some new law about this, and I want to handle my complaint eor· r ectly. A.W .. MinionViejo The Federal T,_. ID Le9clla« Act rellllltta ,,.. mpt c:orredion of bllUll1 erron lf yoa follow Ute re· quired proc:edure. Do not wrUe Oii UM blll. Oii a • separa&e.sbeet of paper wrt&e you aame ... attWat number; a descrip&Aoa of Ute error &M aa eir- pianatloll of wby yoa believe l& la aa enw; Ute Milar a moat of tlle suspected error ud OU..r lal-atloa tlaa& will help to lcleMlfy )'Oii or lite ttUDa for yov complal.Dt. Send yov MDI.a« ernr Mtke to Ute ad· dress which appears• ywr bl1I tllat ls listed after the words: "Send lnqalrlea To." Mall I& as .._ u poulble. The notice mu& be received by lite seacler witbla 61 days after It wu mailed to you. Requests for l.DformatJon about an Item on yoar bUI should be handled lD tbe same manner as a bUI· In« error. If you '9eed IDOl'e laformalioe, explaJa lite Item you are not s ure aboa& and ask for evldeaee of the charce, sud as a copy of the cbar&e allp. Do aot seidlbyo.rcopyola1aleullporodlerd0camnt•· lessyouhanaduplkatecopyforyo.rrtt0ra. · _-...-tted.laqalrles or complain&• do llO& preMn.-tw~Pilr::,.......,,.-.,_.,. yourrigbts underthialaw • . Yo1U1gster• Start Earlfer DEAR PAT: Your AU&. 23 ltem about the cblld who will be unable to begin kindergarten because she was born one day too late for the Dec. 2 deadline pro- mpts this teller. Our school is unique, but it repres ents a significant trend in California' education. Under recent legislation (AB 3976) a school may admit children in kindergarten as soon as they reach age five provided that a school district adopts appropriate policies and procedure. Since Cres t View School operates on a year.round calendar. we a re currently admitting children the first school day of the month following their fifth birthdays throughout the year. Most of the children attend kindergarten for one year, but some who need additional reading readiness activities may spend more than one year in kindergarten. Others may be advanced to the first level in less than one year. Few schools have adopted such a flexible program to dale, but we believe that this is a step toward meet· Ing children's needs as they arise. R.V., HunlinstonBeacb Thanks for provldlnl tilts lnformatloll. P.,.... whole children wtll attend Crest View ScMel eu• taln more lnformaU. by phoaln1 847-IZTt. Crest View ts In the Ocun View School District, bat tllu admission procedure la not a dJstrict·wide policy, ac· cordial to Creal View Sclaool'a laformaUollolfiH. Sllort Ced tor CB C..,.,_lats DEAR READE&S: AYS llurettlvedaHmW of1eUers from readers •llo laad re41tle9&H u..tr ca llcemes months a10. Vafort..lltely, tltere la .... ,. · to speed up the procealn& of btdMnal Hceue1. Your letters of complal.Dt alloaJd be addresaed to: Federal CommantcaUou Commlaaloa, Amatet1r A O ttuns Division PabUc Reference Section, ztZS M St. N.W., Wu blngton, DC 20554 (phone: (ZIZ) '32·7175). Letters stnl to the f'CC'a Coa .. mer Autatuce O(Jlce are ro,warcled to the Public ReferHce Section, It was learned, llO tills shor&ca& may prove more effective than HDdlng conespoede•ce lo Ute so-oiled consumer olllee. Complala&I wUI be pn- ccssed, according to an FCC spollesmaa, ao be Htt to Include a copy of your appUac:~ and prMf of payment,. Borderlt19 Ofl M.tri..,.• DEAR PAT: We were married in Tijuua ln 1974. A paper was sent to us to be notari&ed and 0-en sent back to be recorded ln Mexi'co. Is th.is marrt11e legaJ in the U:litedstates? D.M., Costa llesa Tlte Orange c..-y Oertt•a Ofnce says *'•t If you marrta1e was lecal la Medco, It'• letal aaywllere. No lnfonaad8a abotlt •ukaa mant11e Jaws was avaUable, llH1Her. Y" ••J' wait& .... H aa a&&eney verify ltt8l"8le ,......., el,.... •ar· rtage wl*' Me:dcaa a11U.MHles. a.edllred fee lqal aervtce can be arraqed by ...... , lite LaWJen .BderralSenlceofOraqeC.Utyatm.1111 • . WILSON Tri'· Test Water Heaters • c;., W91« !Meters~ S "• w1 ... lw1 • Gins -... I• pnmlif red & c'"91ita •llitli...,.111hlrec11Mff 20 Gallon ................. 64 95 30 Gall .................... 7 4 95 40 Gallon ................. 84 95 so Gallon ........ -••••••••• 9995 Automatic Garage Door Opener • OeclrMlc ....... 4eer ...... '"'"" • Allte11111ticellr tvr11s e11 ,.,... 119'11 SMltle T ,_.lier DoW!e T nttltllilttw 9988 11498 3 Bar Grill Screen Door ; Mile4 ......_ IWsli • i.Jr_.,. .. _..... Reg. 1o•s 12.ts Del Mar Screen Door • ..... tr-, H,...4e4 .,. .... ~. Jr ' J6" wiMI. 1~1s 1588 Thickly Padded Barbecue Mi~ • ,,.,.er ,_, .._. fr-I.et 8-s • CWce el •rltlit ,.n- 100 Bamboo BBQ Skewers 17 In. x 17 In. Food Cover • •llW ........ IHI• c-• rref9Ct '6cM t.e4 ,,.. lltwc11 Tru-Test Drain Opener • o,... *-"" !Mt ere clond wttli ..... .,11e1, • I •· .. ttfe • heewy '1ty shlff 119 • , ' I. A f Q DAILY PILOT Thursday S.p1ember 2 l 976 Alter Ego to Emerge Low Bid Land to Sell SAN FRANCISCO R t APJ -San Francisco ecel.Ved State will be s old 3S acres of surplus feder al la.nd for Sl to estoblish a WANTE 01 .\)IO~HS • G•:,.STO~t:s -Out of Closet,' She • Teaches Belly Dancing f'~or five years. Carol Fowler's attire as a teacher in Suddlebuck CollcJ!e's fli'ghl atten,dants' program ha:. been the cm,p, fu~hionuble but sub- dued uniform of an ~urltne i.t.cwurdess. This 'fall. s hC' s ays, he 's coming "out of the closet" to provide ms lructlon in one of her g reat loves belly dancing." Or. for ~ake of fo rmal col· lege cataloas. "ethnic dancing " HER ALTER EGO WILL emerge from behind the lert~rn. 1~ a swirl of veils, JtQ ghng corn belts and rhythmic finger cymbals She suys her love or dance began 20 years ago in New Yorlt. where she attended the Julliard School oC Music Under the tutelage of top-name pro· Cessors. she began to learn the mastery or techn1· ques that m ight ha"e landed her in off·Broadv.ay shows But the glamor wore off and she got tired of took1n g dcH\ n al pt>Ople from "atop a dunce platform ·· AFTER LIVl!'IG FOR A TIME at Columbia Uni \'crs1ty':. lntern:it1onul llou!le. frequented lby scores of foreign ,·1s1lorb. she d ecided a f111~hl al· tendant's career was the best way to see the world. She tr:ivcled to MorQCco and the )1 1ddle East, where she was rn troduced to the art or belly dancing and look lessons. F M • marine biology station, or 8JD the Gene~al Services Ad· mmistut1on announced. Jewels by 1osephs as sew<:h1ng tor dramonas and oemstones from private 1n11~s and estases Careful ex.am.nat'°" and evaluallon ,by our e~pe11s 111ghest pnees paid Call 54(Hl066 10.9 da11y Saturdtoy 1()..6 SYnday closed. ask tor Mr .Jq6eQh iew.els ·by f oseph A low bid or Sl.2S The land Is louted at the million for a Z.S·mlle former Tiburo n Net water ~ain project has ~pot, ~s~ to store anti- been r eceived by the submarine nets during Laguna Be'ach County ,-w~o~rl~d:..!W!.a~r~l~1.:..· ---__,.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l: Water District. General M anager Joseph R . Sweany will present the bid to the board or directors next Tuesday for action. It 1s about $37 ,000 below the engineer's estimate for the work. The water line will run from Ledroit Street to Aster Street where it will connect to a line In - stalled last year. Thal line run s t o Legion St reet. The ne w con· struction will pick up there and run to the south city limits. -iilr;;••:::J~llE::::~-oq T h e p r o j e c t Is a cooperative venture between the Lagu na Beach district and the South Coa s t County Water District. NO HIDDEN CHARGES. NO EX· TRAS. YOU KNOW THE TOT AL PRICE BE'FORE YOU BUY. PACKAGE INCLUDES: '1. GOLDEN FALCON POL VESTER CORO TIRES A78 l3 E78·14 F78 14 G78 14 G78· 15 H78 15 The onc·unil <'Ourse she'll be teaching at Sad· dleback is in the physical education dcpartmenl. "BELLV DANCING IS t'ANTASTIC, painless exercise ... the instructor ~ays. "The rhylhm1c mo\'· ements and bus1c steps exercise C\'cry inch or the body •. SWIRL OF VEILS, JINGLING BELTS Dance Teacher Carol Fowler The joint project is saving wate r us ers 20 percent or the design and construction costs that 2 PRECISION WHEEL BALANCES 2 BRANO NEW TIRE VALVES 2 TIRES EXPERTLY MOUNTED-- She s aid he r class is open to au female students would be incurr ed if each young or Qld . Besides the dancing, students wili distric t ind ependently l~rn to make their own costumes. · constructed water lines. ' Fake Certificates Fouttd The project is expect- ed to be under con-----stf"uction-by Ot-t. t with compl etion in 430 ANY SIZE LISTED 2$5595_ FOR Unmarrieds Now Unhoused calendar days. Work will be closed down entirely during Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, Easter and Memorial weeks and from June lS toSept. lS, 1977. F E T $1 75 to $2 87 l)ef Ille dependmg on sue s111• .ind weight. Whuewalls 3dd $3 per c11e KNOXVILLE. Tenn IAP> At least 30 unmarned <?ouples who are L'n1\·ers1ty of Tennessee students ust>d fake m ar riage cert1f1cates to mo\'e into the school'i. hous m,:! for marned slu· Kessel said an examination of the photostat copies of the mar· n age certificat es showed they had been forged. · "These are really forgeries. but 1t as something that no one e,·er prosecutes. sort of like beat mg the system, .. Kessel said. Private housing near the campus begins at about $180 per month, plus utilities. · P UBLIC NOTICE YOUR CHOICE 1. LUBE & OIL Car lubracatron and oil change using up to 5 quarts premium oil. 2. ALIGNMENT We conect caster and camber and set toe-in.,Cars with aar-<:onditioning. torsion bars add $2. dents. officials say · Earl L'oderwood. manager of UT's rt>ntal properties. said his office discove re d the bogus UNDERWOOD SAID the stu· certific ates durjng a routine dents with forged certificates check of the hies about two were e\'icted from the university weeks ago. apa rtments and their na mes UNDERWOOD REFUSED to \urned over to university of. say how many certificates were ficials. Involved. but Knox Countv Court T he university has l.690 apart· Clerk Ow11~ht Kessc·I s a id ments for married stude nts. The Underwood brou~ht about 30 fake prict• runges from sro to S160 per docurnents lohTsoffl ce m o nth , including utilities·. Clo e t Burglars Get $400 in Cash Burglars who entered an El Toro home via the unlocked door took S400 in cash from the closet 10 the master bedroom. Orange County sheriff's of· fi cers said the loss was reported b y hous ewife Kuue Lucy Sciglibaglio, 37, of 24011Silverbay Drive'. She told officers the thief took S400 in bills from a glass jar and left s mall t•hangebehind. f'ICTITIOUS 8 USIHISS NAM£UATllltlllHT The lolloW11t9 ""°"' .... clOl"Q llui• ntU •\ llEVERE HOMES. IGOn OMii.lei "-· H""llnqlon Bekft, C.01110<1111 ,,... Pftlllo H M<N1,,.u , !H t ~"lfr on .... Go•l•M<!••. C..lltorn11'1611 Diiie 0 S•ml>ro 11ll7 Via ~"°''' LIM, Hunllnglon BUtft C..lllOrn<• 976«> r,.1, bvslMu Is <.onclu<I~ ,,. 1 11mi1 toOlttnersnfo PnllloH "''"''""'" Tnls U•l•menl wa• 1111(1 w1111 '"" County Cler' or O• 1n9u Coun1v ori ~''"· ,,, .. .... ,., PubllUWd Or1~ C.01\I 011ly ""°' Au9,U.•ncl ~DI. 1, •. ll r.1t 11'114 ' , ~-~ ~~r-:fll~ftftf~.:11ae1::bb~llD1E-l!::llalek1~att~f BACK Ttl SCHOOL FAMOUS BRANDS SAVE 30% to 60% on All Items at All Times PN-Wa"-1 DENIM JEANS & IATCHIN~ JACKETS 3 Style' to $699 Choor.e from Ofi9. V .. $21 OUll ,.tCI SPORT SHJRTS long & .i-1 >lff••• fro"' •••erol of Col•· '°'"'°" rno '1 fo"'°"' moke" Go~a. yotu, no•elt,.,, col· '°"'• poly.cotton" one.v ....... us ~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!.:) •. JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL : : I 'li1s hundred ... of otlwr 11t 111:. ul lurmturt:', ol ,t1.!t11 u art, ot1. I I M••rd11l1Jd1S1• C1Jtw11m<'t l he 111 nut ol pc1w 11 h1nkruplch .. 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Reg. $4.49 SOIL-PREP I 00°/o REDWOOD SOIL CONDITIONER 4 Cllltlc Foot lo9 It ... $4.49 • . . Next week~nd select from our new displays of fresh.fall plants. pansy viola. primrose, stock in many brilliant colors. BEAUTIFUL GARDENS EXCLUSIVELY FROM ROGER'S ~~MAL PATlp CLEARANCE llOWN JOIDAM & TIOPITOME ODDS&EMDS UP TO 500/o OFF ALL CHAISE LdUMi1s 25-500/o OFF AU. CHAISE PADS 300/oOFF Mo•• An'f'fte dll CJr".l theOROADWAY TIRE .".I.NO SfHVtC!:. CENHR ~, Open 8 AM. to 8 PM Mond.1y 1t1111uqtl f 11d.1~ 8 A M . 10 6 P.M S.11urct,1v. Noun 10 1t I'M ~•llHl.rv Laguna Hills Huntington Beach Orange Mall Phone 998·9490 Phone 586-7630 Phone 892·3331 GREAT LABOR DAY WEEKEND DISCOVERY SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 4-5·6 FREE DEMONSTRATION CLASSES DAILY ••. Visit Roger's Gardens and learn how to care for your plants the professional way ... DEMONSTIA TIOH CLASSES 10'00 a.m. Indoor Plants & Custom Planting 12 00 Noon Baskel Construct ion & Custom Planting 2 00 p.m. Basket Constructron & Cos1om Ptanflng 4 00 p m Custom Ptanflng Tell Your Friends About Roger's Gardens Share Our Labor of Love on Labor Day 1/2 PRICE SALE ROGER'S . POTTING MIX The only soil good enough to carry the Roger's Brand •.• used exclusively in all Roger's pats and baskets. 2 CL ft~ RetJ. $5.98 srECIAL un.4. s.6 ONLY I cu. ft. SrlCIAL s 1 99 Rfg. $3.98 5~j..~y5' 6 e OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. ~ WE BUY FOR CASH ·y• \...';~~~~~-~~~~~~ ONM LAIORDAY llOll TOUI COMfa•ICI 2301 San JoeQuin Hiiis Rd .. Newport Be~Phooe CTt•l 8•0.S800 247•1 aw;_,..°'·· MISl40n Vitfo .e(f14) 837-7811 . ' ' 1 ' PUIUC wacoM~ ,_, p.m.·DAILY BankAmenca1d Master Charge Franklin O'Berlilag? lrish thespian Dan O'Herlihy will portray Franklin D. R0osevelt in the upcomin& film biography "MacArthur.'' It is the ae.tor's second role as a president. He played John F. KeMedy in 1972. "Thin Lizzy:' Slllash .. Debut By USA llOBINSON ...... ~ .... ,.,,1_1 •. Thursday September 2. 1976 DAILY PILOT A J J 'Sunshine Bill' Would Open Federal Meetings WASHINGTON (AP) -Some 50 federal boards would be required to conduct most business in pubUc uJWltr a "sunstune" biU that Congress has sent Preti~ Ford. The measure received final congressional ap· proval when both booffs. which previously ap. proved differing versions. ·passed a combined • meu ure. The Hou.ae vote was 384 to 0, while the Senate approved it by voice vote. 201 ........... . , ..... st..°""' ..... ....... '71·7211 The bill, entitled "Government in the Sunshine," also requires federal boards to avoid olf·lhe·record commwlicaUons about cases before them. It covers about 50 boards and commissions. In· cludjng j.he SecuriUes and Exchan1e Commission, the Federal Commwlicatlons Commission, the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Power Com· mission. LABOR ._DAY WEEK Eli I · SALE Tfanscrmipts or minutes of cl~ed meetings· would have to be kept. Courts could revJew de· ci.sioo,a to close the sessions and, If they found cause. order Information released. The bill would prohibit "ex parte" com- munJcation1 Intended to influence decisions -thnt ls, unofficlt&I contacts outside the regular prooted· ings and records between agency decision-makers and outsiders with an interest In the outcome. Fe ..... 10-60% ·OFF TOPS SICJITS SWIATHS IUCIHIS DllSSIS : SANDALS JEANS, SHIRTS. SWIATEIS, -.d SWIMWIAlt ~ ............ Probably the hottest band to come out or England this year was Thin Lluy. Behind the strength of a smash single-"The Boys Are Back in ~ ..Town" -Thin Lizzy made noticeable Jmpact o PANTS Fedtcl Golcwy D•I• Vil -a ... Hips ...,...... mid-. OcecM Pac:lffc Dntiny &..•I D~ken HmMJT111 Mate co1.,, M• Mod M• American audiences on their debut tour. Then lead singer/bassist Phil Lynott suddenly developed hepatitis, was rushed to a London hospital, and Thin Uzz.y had to cancel two wee.ks of concerts. . Off•Shon &..ft .... ··1 guess I was having too good a time," laughed!·.---------------------------------------------------------, Lynott. who has since recovered and phoned from '-Thin Lizzy's London recording session. ··we're now planning lo come back to the States in November and . l ' • dothegigswed1dn'lgetto I k•t h " h • " ~i Topsin Pops ~, :~:~·t:~:~~;~h~~:~;;: s your I c .. en c arming ~hl~~rr~~:~·s~!~~~ or 1·ust p1a·1n old? was needed in rock and roll, but I didn't know that • wt.>'d be the band to Cill thal gap." What was missing? "Oh, heavy rock and roll Come on. Level with yourself. Then level with us, if you decide your ... with integnty. A '705 band. Most orthe big rock groupsarestilllertovers fromthe'60s." kitchen is behind the times. W~'ll help you modernize it. And you'll Thin Lizzy·s new LP is titled ·•Johnny the Fox" be able to afford it. In fact, it CC'sts most people less than $1,500 and Lynott promises more of the same rock and roll to replace their old kitchens with our prefinished modular with .. some new feels." Lynott's vocal style has consistently been com· cabinet~. We've put to~ether a starter unit of 3 bottom cabi- pared to Bruce Springsteen's, and he couldn't be nets, 2 upper single cabinets and a valance. Also a 6' stock more bored with that subject. Formica counter top, pressed steel double sink and "It was the most popular question I was asked in · W America," he admitted wearily. "I guess there must deck faucet, plus 2 basket strainers. arm, grace- be some resemblance in what we do. but it's not in· ful ceiling beams are available as well. tentional. J take it asa compUment when people com-When you think about all that, you're off to a pretty -pare us, because I think the euy is great. But it's u ·nmnJete start So bring_filmeasurem ni>ult-iflhey l-hink l'mimil"8ling-him.-----ii---"'""'"'+' p-• 1J:aJ~U.L.---- "Springsteen and I just may have the same in· walls and areas from corners to sink and nuent'e. Being Irish. ol course I'm a big ran of Van corners to windows in your heme. We'll Morrison. Andi lhinkSpriogsieenwuinfluenced ilY lay out a new kitchen for you free. One him as well For me Van Morrison is the best.• Astral Weeks' was the ·sergeantPepper'oflrelaod." that will charm you in the bargain. • • • A. 6' COMPLETE LI BERTY on Sept> 7 Buddy Holly would have been 40 KITCHEN STARTER UNIT year~ old. and Paul McCanaey (who owns Holly's pubrtshing song catalogue), plans a comm~morative Reg. 411 . 7 4 celebrationinLondon. 333 oo Norman Tetty, who was Holly's manager, pro· • du'Cer and co-writer of many of his songs, will fly to Londontobeonhand. B. PAECO CEILING BEAMS McCAltTNtY ''I 'm very excited about it," 3 29 said Tetty when reached at his 8' Reg. 1 · Clovis, N.M. home. "Obviously. I 9 28 was a big fan of Buddy's, and to • have someone to come along with the stature or McCartney adds importance and keeps the music a live to a whole new generation or young people who may not know who Holly was.·· ••• 6' Reg. 9.99 6.88 An American band to watch this year will surely be the Dwight Twlll~y band from Tulsa, Okla. Ceiling beams not available al the Orange store In New York for what is know n as the pro· motJonal tour <he's got a new album out), Twilley said that their music has been definitely influenced by the Beatles, but they were in no way on a nostalgia lnp. · "Our idea wasn't to copy them, it was just to con· linue the format of super pop. Real rock and roll for· the kids. As much as it's fun to play for our own age group," said the 25-year-old Twilley, "and people our own age arc 1tcttin1t off on it. we want to do it for the kids who haven't really heard of Elvis or lbe Beatles." "Bands nowadays are real afraid to be com· merclal. They think it's uncool. To me, it 's almost music hos completely turned around. It you're com· mercinl, or A M rndi~oricntcd. you're underground now. "Our songs a rc oil under three minutes, and we're tryin~.to make a polnt. There'• been so much music that's been going the other way, we feel there'll room Cort his. And secretly, Ithinlta lotofpeo· pie want good pop music rt1ht now." All•around auto protection Prestone II Winter-Summer Protection protects your cer from both boll·cwer and freellng. Glwa unequaled protecilon against aluminum corrosion. Use Preatone 11 tor t>etl year-round operation undef all driving eond1hons Gallon. PRESTONE II. Reo.4.99 3.48 ----~--- Double vision Cover one wall ol a sm1tl room with clHr mirror Illes and see how 11 seems to double and triple 1n site. Or use lhem 10 design a unique, glinerlng v11ual 1ecen1. I 2" x 12" Illes. CLEAR MIRROR TILE, Reg. 79c each 48ceach The profenional touch Keep your painting job nea1 .•• cover windows. lloora or Whatever areas that don't need painting with ma&king tape ..• it helps give you a good. straight painting edge, 100. MASKING TAPE, W' x 60 YDS • Reg.69c 44c ••• John Cal~ has received a release from Island Fresh from sunny Mexico Down th• garden pith Records and Is considering seve ral record offers. He's put together a band of New York musidarls CBob Kulick, guitar: Mike V1He1lla, bass; Bob Goldman. drums) and wUJ tour Europe beginD.iJ:lg Sept.11'. T he Rollins Stoaea began their Kneb· worth concert with "Satisfaction," a song· Mick Janer said tte "didn't do anymore" . . . The nlaht after hls final U.S. concert. EllemJolm attended Bonle &alU'• Central Park concert. and joined ber on sta1e for two songs ... oo the road U.da lleuta• is const.nt· ly writing songs, and ~ her next LP may contain all ori1iQaJ · material ... Television's Tem VerlalH, newly s igned with Add a soulh·oHho·border touch lo vour homo or garden with hand painted pols from Mexico Combine "*" with your f1vorile greenery tor a sunny look all year 'round. PAINTED POTTERY, 8" Rag.3.29 1.98 10"' Rao.~ 99 3.• Protect your land1caping with a path of stepping 1tone1. Red or natural color 12" JC 12· aQuete blockl. STEPPING STONES, Reg.59c 38c ...... - &.1No•11o..suor Elektra/Asylum, says he'll co-l--------------------.;,_--------.L..----------------------------1 produce his debut LP with a 1ood engineer "as soon as possible" ... AerosmJU. look forward to theirtall European tour because they'll play smaller halls. They'relircdofbigstadiums. · FV Cadet Ends Encampment Cadet Craig F. Kodera, ..ttose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester F. Kodera or 8816 Cardinal Aye .. Fountain Valley, CMlpleted a n Air Force Reserve orncen Train· ing Corps field tralniq encampment at M cOM>rd AFB.Wash. He 11 a t tudenl at UCLA. Wand & Harrl.ngton · • Open Labor Day, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sile pnc" good Thur1d1y through Sunday. Garden Grove Fullerton Costa Mesa Long Beach Orange 1101 Garden Grove Blvd. 301 So. State College 1276 Bri1tol 6980 Cherry Ave. 32• West Katella 537.9571 or 893·6523 870·0050 556·1500 634-7111 532·2506 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 OP90 Mo~. thN Fri. 9 to 9 Open 9 to 8 ellcept Open 9 to 6 every day Sat. & Sun. A to 6 Sat. & Sun. 9 t<\ 6 Sal & Sun. 9 to 6 t Mon. & Fri. 9 to 9 \ • • .. For the Record ........... 01 lllarrf9p. , ..... ~., PllHA-•IM • "'fL~. 01.._ -l.llny l ; VloltltAI • IC.•I"'"" & -Jl'O,.., ..,,..,., SA80L, C.ll't C. •llCI f...,I V. ,)OM-.; MAll'lllllNr.TON, ~ L -Rl<l'llro I(. 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VttfW MotftiM yoirec tor'\ 9Al. l2.alAGEAON f UHEAAL HOME rona del Mar 673 9450 Costa Mesa 64_6¥424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Bro,1dwily Costa Me"a 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 49Hl41 5 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 P ilc1f1c View 011vc Nl'wport, Cahtorn1a 64 4-2700 PEEK FAMILY COlONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bols;i Ava. w r--•m •nsler . 893-3525 SMll'HS' MORTUARY 6<'7 Matn St. Huntington BNICh 536·6539 PUBLIC NOTICE '°ICTITIOUJ IY51MEU NAME ST..,...MaNT ,..,.. fcMtowlr>Q parM>n " d0ofl9 ~•· ""'•': SEA TR£ASURCS, ,,,. 0 Vl.'I Oporto. N•Wl!Orl 9HCll, CA ..,,., Roe>ln (irtwn Wllllt, ''°'~' ~ .. N-porl 8P•cll, CA. '1Ml Tiii• o.olneu 11 COflOll<ltd llY lll\ ff\>. diVl~I. Rollln £rll&t1 Wlflk Tiil• it•lemtnl """ flllld will! '"" <--1., Cl.,, of Oran~ Oiunly on ""OUM U, 1'1t. .,.., .. fllltllllhed Or ..... Co••I o.ll'f Piiot, A.,.. 1'.K.-S<pl.1.•, tt1' '4'11' P UBLIC NO'MCE SUPt!lttOR COUllTOP THI! STATI O"CALll'OllMIA..olt TMaCOUMTTO,.OllAllO« NO.Al-tl1M MOTICll OP "•ARI•• O~ "11TIOM l'O• PROM Tl! OI' WIU. .A•o ~0111 L•TTlll$ o~ A_.MtST•ATIOM WITlf.-TMll•MU. .-oao &ta4!e .. PAULINEAUl•tVfTHAL. ...... AULINli~NI(,~ NOTICI! IS HEllll!IYOIVCHINll ~H W. MARll:NTHAI. 1Wn llled -.!11apeiltlontorP.-.. e1~11- for IS•v•nc • of Ltll•r• ol ~t1T .. loll w1tll Ow Wiil tme!led 111> ' .. Pttll1-r, ref•ntftta to -<'! Is -for rwt!Wr Ptr11cvl-tflCI INI ... ,._ _ pl.e Of ........ ,,.. - ....... Ml for S.i.t_.,.r II, 1'1 ... at ••a.M.,fttltw c~fA~ _,. .... If/fl tai. _,,at 1't Owk a... 0r1 .............. Cltyot *'• -..~ .. .... ~._,.,. WtU.IAM a. ICIOffl\ ~Cieri! ...,_,UllADlll, l111 lllFIMO ... IJIOR .............. ,.. .............. ...-.r.~ .... ., ........... ORANGE COUNTY Two Held On Drunk Drive Rap Felony drunken driv- ing charges fa ce two motorists involved in l wo Huntington Beach acci- dents that occurred less than a mile and.Just l2 hours apart. The collisions, at and nea r P acifi c Coast Highway and Brookhurst Street, sent five or the six people in\'olved to Hoag memoria l Hos pital, where three are still pa- tients today. P~ter M. McAvity, 30. of 9632 HamiUon Ave., Huntington Beach, was booked on suspicion of felony drunke n driving alter a 6:15 a.m. beadon coJh$.ion Tuesday. ..... Study Asked Airport Lot Lease Okayed Of'flcials at Or~go County Airport will no lo.nger operate the 2.9-acre overflow parking lot, cou.nty supervisors agreed Tuesday. Instead , they a~ an amended lease with the Parking Com,.,,..Y or Amepca to t ake over operation of the lol 'The s ame firm operates the airport's l,288-space main parking area. In addition. however, supervisors agreed to ask the county Gene raJ Services Agency to study park- ing lot operations and the possible solicitation or new proposals for lease or the lots. A report .to supervisors said as the use or the overflow Jot increased it bas p resented an administrative, ca.sh control and st afftng problem to airport officials. Under the approved agreemer.t. the parking firm will pay the county $2,500 monthly to lease the overflow lot, but the county also will reimburse the o~rator fo r S0.034 m new equipment recommended by the county auditor.controller. Or~nge Fire Chief Higgins to Retire Orange Fire Chief Floyd Hjggins has an- nounced his resignation etrectlve Oct. 22 after 30 years of service with the city's fire department. Higgins, 59, joined the department in 1946 and has served as its chief since 1963. He joined the city as a police officer in 1940, became a railroad engineer two years later a nd then turned lo-fire fighting in 1946. Higgins has served as president or the Orange County Fire Chiefs Association, the Western Fire hiefr Anociation. the Orange City Employes As-- sociation and the Firemen's Benevolent As· sociation. I NVESTIGATORS said he was en route home from overnight 22.. w6rk at a Costa Mesa dairy :ind making a right turn onto H amilton Avenue when his auto collided with one driven He is to be honored at a retirement dinner Oct. Anaheim. Attorney Named New Judge by Wesley Morgan. 17, of Torrance_ Morgan ~as hurt but only reqwred emergen· cy room care, while his passengers. a brother Lee Mor gan, 14, and Michael Scarcella, 15. a surfing buddy also from Torran ce, we r e admitted. ANT H ONY S. Martinez. 35. of Whittier. was arrested on felony drunken dri\'ing charges after a 6: 15 p.m . crash Tuesday a short distance from the other rollistorr scene. His passenger. Cheryl Parri s h . 2 1 , .of B e llfl o w e r, wa s admitted to H oag l\J emori al Hospital in fair condition with major injuries after their com- pact car s mas hed a parked auto. Richard E. Orozco, a 46-year-old Anaheim at- torney, has been appointed to the Central Orange County Judicial District bench by Governor Brown. A former aerospace engineer, Orozco received his law degree in 1969 and was admitted to the State Bar in 1970. He has worked extensively with in· digent and Spanish-speaking defendants. Brown said in announcin~ the appointment Wednesday. The new judge is a member of the Orange Coun· ty Trial Lawyers, the Mexican-American Lawyers Club of Orange County, the State Bar Committee on Alcohol Abuse and the Bar's Volunteer Disciplinary Board. · Cad.et .Ends Training Cadet P e t e r M . Kavoian, ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Kavoian o( 7101 Stonewood Drive, Huntington Beach. com- pleted an Air Force Reserve Officers Train· ing Corps field training encampment at Vanden- bergAFB. He is a student at Cal State Long Beach. asgreal .as paint: $2 to $5 .a .I. 5ave$5 A-100"' Latex House Paint Great coverage with our best hiding, longest~ fWl lata hou.se painL 9!! ... , · .... -~-, ..... Save$2· Style Perfect-.. Latex Wiii Paint E.~· to npply. drit'S Quickh· Cleans up with soap and "utrr. 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Thursd1Y Seotember 2 197& QAIL y PILOT ,., J 3 ~!·.~~~~~!~::.n~~~==:~~~.! ~::~RCUR~,~-~~~.~~.~ onight's 'IV Highlights NBC 8 9:00 -"The Oregon Trail." glng over the weekend. took part T~e mugger . "ho ne\•er ~is· • in the final rehearsal or n l'ro Miss Meier. a maiMtay of the played a weapon, Ol'<t wlltioul duc t1 Qn of Wagne r 's ··~11.' Ne" York Cit} Opera Co1npanx, taking anytluo1 wheh the C()l'I· Meistersinger" and \\1U appear '"'s walking in a passageway at t('nt. of Miss 1\1 eltr', 11urse in the opera as scheduled tonight. the arts complex Saturday wl\en :spilled to the ttround. A perilous Journey from the Missouri River to the Willamette Valley ls the sub- ject of this 1976 1V movie western with Rod Taylor. Blair Brown, I>avid Hud- dleston and Douglas Fowley. Could Cost Lives E t~utrve OllrceJ: 76 12 Ed1ngef Ave .. Hu1'11nQton De:1cti. CA 92647 AB C D 10:00 -ABC News Closeup. The effect of new rellgJons on young peo· pie arc examined in this documentary, which includes a critical view that many zealous teenagers are beln& misled. X • · s Southern C!ll1lorn1<1 Rogrona/ Oll1ces • 9 1\.:'>t. Daily from 8955 Valley View St .. Suonn Park, CA 91>e20 ray Ca re "1.so Lonq Beach DIV.0...-1,.ong BOl\Ch CA 901'07 Ualboa P1n•il io11 207•$ S. Avalon Blvd , Corson. CA 90746 CBS 8 11: 30 -"The Comedians." Elizat>elh Taylor and Richard Burton star in this 1967 drama about turmoil in . Haiti with Peter Ustinov. , 001 E lmper1..11 Hwy • l Hobrn, CA 90631 (; Round Trip .• SI 1.00 ': >0'15 lrvone Blvd .• Tus11n, CA ~2680 Oes ~OO Far ~~U~n=d='~'='i==··=·=S5~.s:o~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~2~J~s~r~~c~1~1r~us~A~v~e~·~w~esi1icicvi1niai,icAii91i1i93iiiiii~~ ..I ~ VOil Rl:.Sl!R\'/\1 IONS A INFOIUIA llO!li (' TV DAILY LOG nule J(Mlfney •1 tile Ottcon lo1d BOSTON (AP) -Women 1n serious danger of geWng breast cancer-even 1f the} 've aJready had one breast removed -have been canceling appoint· ments f~·rays that coulu sa\·e h\ e:.. specialists say. Dr. Lest er Kahsher. head of the Breast Diagnostic Center at Massachusetts General Hospital. says women have been frightened by warnings that )Ome ''omen :.hould not have mam· mograms. J THURSDAY .v ..... loom lllt M1uou11 Rom to lht LAST MONTll, THE DEPARTMENT or Wtlllrnettt Y.itt'f • iffiiil-.-:...._.... Health, Education and Welfare issued ,interim ~rited 11111 prOCIUUd by guidelines urging physicians not to give X-rays to 111te111111ou1 nan11list Moms women under SO who· Jack cancer symptoms. The Ct1ullo,tllfsbowdulsW111t1d111111· American Cancer Society later issued a similar 8:00 ••«r••• .. l•ttd loo~ at lb~. RM111ume11l warning. t01heu near lltt !ltd Su and its • C1Zl QJ ()) """ $1Ct1•l1C1!1'e il1 7~0. 'l'he warnings were based on studies showing . .....,, • (IJI CJ)) Us.... ti s. radiation Incr eases chances of developing cancer ,,..._ "Poli<e lkl"'' (R) Stone bot were not directed at women who already have (J)F-Mtllr Cl'--' • hrtlWte f...., m¥M-IZ 1nd Kelter r.et 1p1nst hme to ftnd' strong chances of developing it. mvrdeoei wllo •Pe101tllts his •1tt1ms by ~rS011at1na 1 po1tc.e otlictr. "We get calls all the time from women w ith • IMn Criflia si.. symptoms and women with a high risk of cancer who Clll Tiie IMHtrs 9Z-l • ... leer-Ille~ don't wa nt to come in," Kalisher saicJ. "Even women : :!"~~--~¥Mia--who have already lost one breast arc canceling. ('tt l ) Stir Trtl ---Olull! m little btu11 (fl) o1 Vt11C• retuins io fklltnce l!fey,.e .. alraid 1t fa mammogram1 wl1J give th~ •ht•t h~ •nd M1tlltl1n1elo tniai:e cancer. -6:30 l'J D111a~! Cvrns include Jt111 lewis. Cnad h t1tll lhmn Hamlosc:h Cllaio. Juhvs LaRo~ JJ ..., '""'"' I~ 'ft l lhShC: rrv•lry. / 10:00 1QJ llltn Griffili Shtw .. fllllly Alfalf 9 fl 1. t 11111•1 lHtl m .... n1 Btt11 lonts t>t<omtS Ptf10ll•lf1 •• 11 131 Siii.., Ille sun ~ot.td 1n a mu1dtr SMnaby is tn•u m nt Dtdric C...-J lt(lhllC •lltn lht c~~f Ml\CM!CI luons (3 ~ OVI to be I llllR 11111~ w1lom W •U onu 111 lo" 7:00 • 0 llews --.-.. 8 'Jl r Cl llews 8 (.1' ) .U AIC NJ H U llowllt11 tor Olllars a.n, 'Ne• Rtlt(IOflS Holont~ or 8(21 .,..._. 1 ft r.1 lie Trlltll Htruy>" Yovnc PfCplt 1n Al!lflic. tiM today au 111C1u11n1ly atl/actld 10 :: ~:. new 11hcoons But c111ocs c~rl' th•t Cl) Tiie f11 • 'Nny Yoll"l 0t0PJt •IA lhtll /UI • , 1 , a Gliltsllltl• aot w1n1 nusled m ro111t fuhlfe • fB ~ ,,.. C...11Y ...... _ ........ ,. llt 11 Tiie Uttf ~ SWy B) """" _ _,, ,ort .,.,. Dellct tor Ca111t11 A Slltlt ol m OraJMIK Stria QllJ Q) M4Jl•I\ falll~ ~llCH CholeGillPhtd tnd d4nc~c! bv O•n Wcone1 -7:30-m ..,.., ~ ,. .. ,.,,..,, DR. NORMAN L. SADOWSKY. head of a breast cancer detection clinic in Boston. said the government warninJ: ··has been exaggerated and misinterpreted by the news media ... Both physicians said they agree women under 50 who have a low nsk of breast cancer and no symptoms should not have an annual mammo· grant:-But both recommend one such test for women by the time they'are 40. "That establishes .i baseline. so 1we have something to compare with when they come back maybe ft vc years later." Sadowsky s:ud FV Arts Unit Seeks Members O '11te ts Rl&M -10:30-Applications are being U liln C._. d f a UIC s,.dll Hail, Ha~ lflt mm"'-accepte or appoint· r.•nc s All Htte lmy C•roll t••m m llt llllllldy! ments to the Fountain 1t--,-,,......._,,."lfln"nrnt13np, ttltlr' t f:OO ---v...H~y--Cullur-al Art8' ,,. n ,,,, t11\l1nr IM ~m•&t th~y 11 • • )t llews Committee, an advisory '"llKt •nd '°'1\r ~YllG•u and attrr llews group to t he city's Parks na1t.e1 D 1UJ Ct) 09 ID 1 Ctoa.Wits • i.-AMriull stJ4e a nd R e c re a tj on 0 ne Joh f'I Wtlf C•) .... Dllltll Commission. WE BUY USED ORIENT AL RUGS .. We. also have one of the largest selections of new and used Oriental ~ugs on the West Coast Open 7 Days a W~ fi..5~ :Jc-';., Q,.,~.,t~I J{ ... js Visit OW MW showroOlll .. , 8844 Wllshn ll•d., le•erty Hlls. Calf. 90211 • 659-4444 OPEN MONDAY LABOR DAY • ,0 111t11t11 Ga... 0 ~ .._ Due to resignations t----i:w.· ""'~~ ----::'~HWua--all d -a-n tic iy:i-t ed fl) sw ....._,iw ,1 )l YlllCJ Otn!mCff vacancies on the com· Ql1 • ....,.._ S..am 11l-lelt If "-tie mittee. at least six ap· fl>OIMtlZIT-.M fDIMtfT-poi ntmc n ts m ay be LABOR DAY Work-Saver! ~ r:: :..~ Dtll (all t J Tnillt • C-.-S made to the group this m ri,s11 Gor• -11:15-l. fall . according to Bill 8:00 • 11 () ru TM ....... (R) A t11ndl0me ut tu<htr 11 5l1C111(1y allracltd to Ohv11. •nd sht IS 1111 toally 11.tlltied Ind Iller d11lurbtd by hos 1t1enhons D Ol l)JJ <1 D lnZii!V.,. •tt i. ~ lldHtef lililXIM ind lnan Rool OllO!ot•aplltd 111uch of the woldlllt unique lo lht ~llOttO\ Is l•nds 1n the rmht Oen". '" this \ptcill 11111•ttd '" pail by II RH , f'ltllGt Plulop ol Clul 81111111 I ht PIOirlm 1IM1 touchn on th, v11o1I ol Cll1rlts 011w111 lo the C4l1p11os on 183~. 1us1 J~ yun 1ltt1 thr hrsl •f tllt11 had ntlbll~td lhtm~lvn 11\tte D 'l'Mlt"'W"" 1 lont 11l1&oovi sow•t IOCutts 01I I M&r•plly et ltt~flt"d ltooy Jen•ons • Mtt1e: (fllr) .. ,,.._ ti the Y...-" (du) 'U -6'ry CooPft ltrtsa WOcllt 8 (.fe wn. er.. 11 CrM1191K (com) '6 I CollY Cnnt Dio bo<•fl Ktrr, Robtrl loltlchum. Jun Stl!llllO~I ID Mtrd Kit<kte• rmt11b G)We!W ( ...... e ,_,.,., c.Mlltc 2' MoM: {C:) (21tr) "frMt Kelli. hut" (•H) ·~g Oon 1111111•'· 01ant Vaii1 G U'9llirt, '*"'"" m Cine lllltmc1'1!1t • ,.,, .. llllfWll' l'rttlllM -l:Je- • CHI (t i) Qt"'"' Milltf Block Parly" (R) ClllllO all4 Detec hve l1noct Wtnl9101th .trt ...,.cd 10 et•'' • bloc~ P'rt)'. thue llOISift& lht 1ulousy ol Woietlowicl. • "' btt" ~lln& unoee. .me--. m ._., *" 9100 11<111m l llMll,.... <a> A !line &lldtl pilot WllllHICS I "'~" •Mt llolllnt "'""8&11 IM JIW, Ind bttOlftts f !'It o·, •u.t" to • tuo lht ~llltrs. D tll ••n..r """' ... (C) (lllr) "Tiie °"""' Trli" ('ftS) '76-llM 1.-. Bltir ai ..... Dntd ~ °"llH fwtty Wlltn [Qll Tllorpe .i 111$ l1m1ty 1111•• the dull*I to ··co •t:Sl" tllty 1tl 111teh -• tllan ttlfy lwC""'d tor~ t~ pcr!IM 1.000 CD tlMNlA -'< Ackerman . c it y -11:30-administrative nss1s - ll f) m (t) ~ us lltt tant. llleM: ctJ "Tiie c-.i-• 111111 The council may ap· '67-lht•Mth faylof point as many qualified D l2}l ) o; Ill"'-' c.i... members to the advisory ca> TIM rn a. a Cl2tl > Qfl ww. w..w ''"· comittee as it desires, he ..m "M.1111111" & "lht M111cian' said. m Newt The cultural arts com· m McH11e'1 ""' mittee m eel s once u 12:00 ..... "-Ill .. llleM; (C) *la<ltettf hi ,,,,. ._. Ccom) '61-llob Hopt ... : "'",.Jee" (d11) '49-H~mplwey 801111. flounce M111e1 e ...,..: "few 0.,. If ..,._ .. (clra) 61 Jun SGret. lu M•BCll• -12:30- • Atl·llakt n .. : "A s11.ier ...... Jee," "A TMk If °""'ff "Dettft Trllf" 1:00 • n oo rut , ... ,, .. .............. ••m.a. 2:00 8 Metlt: "Th U•11s,ectd" (mys) ·•1-c.nsi111« lk~ntll e M·"lrfll Slltll: "lt1lte•1." 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ISTIMATIS -°"'~" KOCE Television (50) AlllAH[llOl•l\4AIN O~F•C.l llJJW ~-" """'°'''' ., 772-3471 cau M2-se11. Put • few word• lo work for.you. DAILY PILOT THE SAVINGS STa..Y OF THE YEARI GLIODEN'S PREMIUM LATEX WALL PAINT AT AN UNBELIEVA8~ V LOW PRICE! FAMOUS tp9d satin late11 Wllll Ptint RENOWNED FOft ITS PERfORM~CE AND DURABILITY. NOW THE 810GEST BARGAIN EVER, STOCK UP NOW DUAtNO THIS FACTORY WALL PAINT SALEI Thick and creamy to cover in one coatl e h sy IOUftl • Improved duf1b1tity • Non yellowing • Colors mllch SPRED SATIN• Wall P.in1 • • Clean• up whh IOIC>Y water -A f4 DAILY PILOT Tllurlday Septembef 2 191& Sight Saver or Danaer? Red Cro&S · e Blood Van CarlslJaff S111okestaek '-.. Pu6l~ Vote Sought peciQlists Begin Straightening Eyes • LOS ANGELES <AP> -Specloli.Bls are slraightenin~ patienls' eyes lhc wuy orthodontists brace tft'th, but not all docto~ M~e eye to eye on tbe . controvers ial new procedure · The techniques. t•alled orthokcrutolo~)'. in· ~olvcs treat ment "1th u series of special pressure· inducing contact lemm, dc1:i1gned to gradually reshape tht' t)'l' SOME DOCTORS ;)RE CALLING 1t preventive medicine. Others are worried the treutment could be permanently harmful and only temporarily hcl(>ful. "Hlstori,cally. we've ( J al)''U)S had to wait for a ~ED f C IN E problem to develop and · then do what W4!' could to ullevtate it, .. sa id Dr. Stuart /\ Grant. lhe Los Angele~ optomdr1st \\ho h~d dc\'elop the spe<.'ial lens / .. But now'" e have un actual preventative If _we can stop problems before they develop. people \\On't ba\•e either )he cxperu.c or the trouble later . ORTllOKERATOLOGl' IS DESIGNED to help persons with re fra ctive proble m s ·.-near· sightedness. far.sightedness or :ist1gmatism. Grant estimated'that m ost of the 100 million persbn!> in the United States who' \\Car glasses fall into these.. categories. In orthokeratolo~y, a person wears a. SUC· <.'ess1on or graduatL-d contact lenses. each one press- ing the cornea a bit more toward its proper curvature The t>ycs arc rechecked every s ix week~.; and q_ew tense ... arc prescribed as the curve im·. • proves The treatment normally lasts two years and costs about SI .200. he :.uid · GRANT AID THE TECHl\1QVF. can benefit nearly everyone with a refractive problem.•·· _ "The only q uest1on." he said. ·"is to wha\ degree we can help. That depends on how bad a person·s eyes are when he comes in for treatme nt. .. Dolores Walsh. admJnistrative director of pro- fessiona l sen ices for the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA. :.aid orthokeratolof:?} is not recom-. mended "hcc:iu~c 1t may prove harmful a nd'is not peqn:.nent .. Dr Jerome Pearlman, an associate professor of ophthalmolo~~ at the center, added. "The phys1olog) 1s unsound because once you re move the lens. the cornea will revert to the same s hape it~as before. Optometrists think it is perfectly safe but when people run into trouble they eome to us (opthalmolo1ui.ts, .. Orthokt>ratolo~1sts d1snirce. They cite.several successful cases . in<.'luding: -A 6·YEAR·OLI> GIRL WHO had b'een en- tered in a Braill(' <.'lass because her visidn was de·· tenorating 5(1 pt•rcenl cvcr) three months . Now. at apr 15, she h'as 20·20 vision A New York City policeman s·uspended · hecuu.se he li<'d about his 20·20 vision. After six months of 'tnrntml'nt. his slJ:hl ha:. improved to .__ _ _,.:u:;,.Q good cnoui.:h lO quah(y for u neighborin&- . pohce forct.> A woman in h('r lat<' 20s "ho had 20-500 vis ion m both. eyrs lier Sli!ht 1mpro\·cd to 20·50 after a · )'ear's trea tmt•nt AN ESTIMATED 10.ooe PERSONS have been ' treated by lhl' tC'chn1quc.• "ince 1960 But only in the la!'.t fe\\ )"{'Or:. has the· technique become widespread - Grant said th<' technique was disco"·er~ :i<.'· c1dentall~. \1 !itlt• f1llmJ: a patient with regular con- taC'I lc•nscl> TC'l>t'I 'Shtlwt.-d .,ome paht-nts' eyei. im- proved. hul 1t "Jll unuredic·t able : "We rlt>r1dcd that rontrolhnl! this change would ben<•f1t the p~t1l•nt more than JU.'-t Letting 1t hap· pen ..• . J Pet Care, Piping: . Coltrses Added Ammul t are and pipinu dC'!>l,l?n ha\'e been added ' this year to l h1• ('oasthnl.' lkJ:19nal Occupalion;ll Prnj!ram 1l'ROP >. \1h1ch \\Ill Ix-gin clu~~cs and on· the Joh t n 111rn1j! St.' pt 1:1 .1Stud1•nl~ 111 till' animal t•un• course \1 ill ne tra11wd '-'' pt'l .;hop :itkndants. "lablepl'rsoni-, \ etcnmir} hospital allcndants or doJt i.:roomC'r:. !'l'Tl'Ot:STS I~ Tiit: p11J1n~ d£•"11!n course. "h1ch r equ1 rt'" somt.' drafltnJ: hackf;!round . "111 tr/\lll for JOb'\ .1~ phX' fnbncut1on designers. CROP offit•aul~ said Uw mo1t• o( l-1uor Corporation into Ir\ till' 1:. lhl' main rC'asoo f~r lht· nl'" <•miri,t• ~ow II\ 11'> !>1xth ~l'ilr of 11p1•rat111n. ('ftOP 1'1lur"''" also pro11dC' tr.11mrlu 111 u<l\'\'rll.,init. a ut o 1'<'T''l<'t'l'.I. b:mkmi:. hoal bwldtni: and mumtennnc~. bui.lm·~i. ortl<-1', dut o c·ntry. dl•ntal nick. <'d11cuhon1tl • ;.11d\'. ~rot'l'ry . ho111l motrl. 1::a nc1'copc o.nursC'ry . mnnufa<-furin~. nll'r<•htmfhi.injl. r1•i.trrnr;aot lr:un 111,.: anil truck clrh'lni.t. TllE COURSES ARE prO\•ldC'd rre'c of chfrgc throu1o1h u j11lnt pow{'rs u~rc(•menl with the Hunt· mgton Beach Union. lr"lnl?. Tustin. Ncwporl·Mcsa and Sndd tcba r k V 11 lll1y Unlfiect S<'hool Dist ri els l11~h "c.'hool s h11lc nls on1I adults who li\'c IJl these districts can rcs;lstcr for CHOP rlasscs in their local l'ampus carc•er guidann• centers or b} calling the CR QP om cc nl 979·195$ • . J .. "Cooks turned career wome n " will be in· troduced during ~-ran semester class on home economics careers nt SaddlebaC'k College. , Women working in food. fashion and interior ' design will discuss career pla nning and lheir employment stfug· gles during the class which wUI mee t from IMO a,tn. Friday$. · RetistratJon will con· iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tln~ tfrroulb ~pt. n ror ~students. Call 542-5171. Pvl • tewword1 •owofk for Further )nforma.tion may be oliltained by eon· tac:tlng lll office of com· munlty I nformation at ta1.f700 or 05-49$0. ext. 26.l. A,.WI ........ Slated CARLSBAD <AP> -The Califomla Sup~me Court may be asked soon to The Red Cross Com· allow a public vote on plans for a 400· • munlty Bloodmobile hu~ root smokestack at the Enclna fossll· scheduled stops in two fuel power plant. Oran,ie Coast cities in A spokesman for Carlsbad Com· the near future . munlty Cause. a dliien il'OUP which _ L•«••• Hiii• _ 10tt a recent appeal in Vist.a Superior Sept. 24. 2 to 6:30 p.m.. Court. suld • writ of mandate would Saddleback Community be 11ought. Hos pital. 2'1451 Viu aald Geor1e Fl andl'l·s . cha irman or Community Caw e. "THE SllOKESTACJ< ordinance is a le1l1laUve UC't and should be subJc<.'t to direct public control ••. when therc is any dou·bt. the <.'ou rts have.• tradilionully ruled ln favor ol thc pco. pie." Neck Ince tolen E11trada. SVPEIUOR COURT Judge Paul E. Overton ruled ,l)r th t l·0 An opal und diamond neckluce -New""rl Bt'ac-h t' cons rue 1 n ,... plans of San Diego Gas and Electric vuJued by the victim ut S300 has Sept. 17. 3 to 7:30 p.m.. Co., denying thut the.city of Carlsbad been stolen from a Laguna llills N e w P o r t II a r b o r t 11 r d 1 · d home.Oranne County sheriff's of· •utheran Church 798 mua ca a re eren um e echon to e· "' ~ cld•lfthesm okesta"kt'sbuilt ricers said the loss wus reported Dover On. ve . " " · by housewife Sonj a Roitanne The main center at 601 "The people's right to vote should Nagy, 32. of ~ Sil\'er Leaf N. Golden Circle Drive. not be blocked by a legal t echnicall-LancAe told officers she was Santa Ana. will be open ty" over whether the city ordinance a~t from the horfle when in· 8:30· a.m'. to 3:30 p.m. permitting the construction was u truders took the jewelry . 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A..._ 17141 6H-4Jll 114111Hd~ ....... ,.... 17141141-1"1 17141 711-16t2 J . , ' I • I . , t • I ! On th~ Road to ·s·eauty Cf'Jeryl Stark, ·above, is seen in the 'before' stage of a Mademoiselle make-over. At right, Bruno Demetria fixes her hair and, below, the finished ~duct. BEA ANO£RSON, EDITOR Thursday, September 2. 1976 - Bl By DENNl MtLELLAN Of IN 0.llt l'jlet$(41f They begun guthering mside the Westmins ter 1'fall depart· ment store al 6 p m. The throng or teennced "'iris and young women sat cross·leggcd in front of a make·sh1ft stage. Mademoiselle is on Location a nd You Arc There! the newspaper nd had said. T he mag azine's fas hron editors, beauty profosslonal11 and a New York fashion photo· graphcr will appear to dc monstratc how a f<.1shion magazine gO<'s "on location " / And, the at.I continued ex· plaining why within an hour the numb4tr had swelled to more than 700 -volunteers from the, au- dience will be chosen for head·l<>- loe Cashion m ake·ovcrs. The clinrher wa that the most outstanding make.overs \\Ould New Concept for Workshops Art Talents Extended By JUDITH <JO> OLSON Of U.. O•lly ~194 Sl.tfl Art. music, who lesom<' rood at lractlvely pr<-pnrc4 and people being together. • This Is the s ubstance of a beautirul and meaningful ex· perlence in the ey<'s oC Jackie Kilbourne. new commissioner or ttrts for the city or Newport Beach. She and her partner, Golda Im bemlno, also a Newport Beach resident. have been collaborat.· Ing for almpst a vear In s ponsor· Ing studio works hops combining these clements In Mrs . Kilbourne's Bia Canyon hom<'. ' They are dUferent. from most art workshops and are symbolic ol what Mrs . Kiibourne hopes to see happening on a blgger scale tn Newport Beach. The workshops are s malJ and so far have been limited to women. Mrs. KUl>owne meets wtth each woman first to d16cuss her art experience . and set. a 1oaJ. then projects are done totetber in ber 1tudio. ANYBODY CAN Most or the women want to make thin11 they have never made before, Mn. Kilbourne Said. "Almost everyone can do it, with a lot o f individual at· tention." The projects have Included makinc quilts. ties and doUs, all (rom an artistic rather than crafts standpoint. During the workshops Mrs. ltilboume gives her students an awareness of deslan concepts and color and tries to help them express their ffflinp lbrousb their projects. While the work is going on. cluslcal mus ic is beinC played on lbe ste~ in the Mxl room. r "I r ea lly s tress classica l music," Mrs . Kilbourne said. "I think e \'e rything feeds into lh1s work." When the '(.'ork is over the women share a simple gourmet lunch prepared by Mrs. Im · bemlno. "\Ve feel tb~l breaking bread togethe r is important," Mrs Kilbourne explained. · During the lunch hour lhe women talk a bout what they have been doing and share parts ol their lives 9n deep levels. Mni Kilbourne is careful to keep lhc convers~tion s t eered lo the higher plane •. a wny from every. day. mundane topics. CREATIVITY The m ost ex~iling thing aboul t he works ho ps, t he leader believes, is that they prove that every person {s capable of being creative. "Eve~yonf who's interested bas the taldt/' s'9e ~aid. ~ Art •I.Jo ls a catalyst for allow· ing people to,..express their f~I· ings. s he added. "'Ibe individual is most lmportant. We deal with that in these art works hops. we·re not psychologists but we do have human understanding." Art b as been a catalyst for change in Mrs. KUbQume's own Ufe so s he knows what she Is talk· ing about. • She returned to school full·lime in 1970 at Otis Art Institute, where she recently completed her masters degree. and proved to benelf tbat stre could compete with tbe younger s tudents and be suceessful. · "I ended up making It in· lo 'Who's Who in American Colleges and UnlversiUes'." she said. • Mr!!. Kilbourne h ad been skilled in sewing before going to OtiS nnd extended this talent lo the artistic realm. She studied the relationship of women to dolls a nd clothes as part of her masters thesis and found that "women often arc looked-on as dolls." She now has her s tudio workshop slude nL" making dolls and clothes and thinkinR about how they identify with both. Mrs. Kiibourne would like to e xtend the work!lhops Into round tables for urtlst s from other media. such as authors, musi· clans a nd poelll, because she· believes a ll creative ideas recd and entiance each other. TALENTED FATHER. She became aware of this early in her life as her rather, the not<'d playwright Noel Lang ey, enter· tained liter ar y and artis tic fi gures in their ho m es in Hollywood and London. Her Cather. a South Afncan. did the screenplay for "The Wizard of 01" when he was just 25 and also Is remembered for his script ror "&taytlme." ln London he wrote for the stage. . "Our house in London was kind or like a salon,·' she Slid. tn Newport Beach there Is very little opportunity for Informal meetin g of artists but Mrs . Kilbourne hopes this will slowly change. She and her partner are looking for larger quarters to ex· pand their workshops and they hope to enlis t. the help or other talented people to help teach. M rs . Kilbourne is excited about the future and believes Newport w i 11 come a ll ve c ulturally ln due course. "Time Is on our side," she said. -be ch osen to appear 1n the ~ember 1 ue • Barbara Szpak, merchundts m&: editor. stepped on • \agl' While the t"' o \'Olunteers ar~ ~· ing made.over. sht• e~plalned. other members oC Uu.• audience would be chosen to model foll fashions. VOLUNTEERS "Who wants to be u makt» o\rer'!" s he said. Scores of hands new into the air "ll includes gelling u haircut -not just a trim, but a cut." she emphasized . · "Oh ... " gasped part of the audience, drawing thl' line at the unthinkable. Numerous hands flopped ba<'k into laps· The st aff. which had bl'en scoultng the nud1cnc~or swla· ble eandidates. went into a hud· dle f'mally. two young \\Omen .. we·re young and have a IOl or years aheud or us:· She will give the comml!Jlily its first sampl e or her own handiwork by hosting.the annual L1h:in l.u of Lakewood a nd heryl Slark or /\nahe1m were chosen "Don't cut 1l .' )Cll<'d someone in the nud1enc<' us bolh 1ong haired girls d1sappcun'fore · pictures and shampoo This Is tht• s ixth yl'ar the mugu7.lnc h :1s ,.:one '.'on location " 1-~our fosluon teams e d 1 to r s . m u k c · u p u rt i s t s . hairdressers :wet pholographC'rs have been on the road since the first Wt'ek of Aui:ust. "We usua lly sclt•et someone who hos potential but isn't usinl! 1l correctly ." l\1 i~ Szpak ex· plained earlter .. Everyone has something they l'Ould play up lt could be anything healthy h:ur . prett)• eyes. a nice s mile." LOOK CR EATED The team creates a look that is \\Orkable ro r lbt' person's hfcstyle nnd 1s easy to keep up Women usually do too much and try too hard, she s aid. They look for people in the au· dience who are pretty. but arc d_o· mg a lot 9f things '' rong. she ex· plained. The te am then creates a "total look .. lla1r. make-up and fashion. "We want a drastic change," said Miss Szpak. vi.ml." sold Peden. "You should JU t become u ourcc of enerJty "h1t-h. 1r you 're u modd. should· manifl'st Itself an i>hotogrnphs." • /\ de. Ire to bcconw u model lS what brought Ginger Smith to llollywood scvernl we<'ks ago Friends buck home in Little Rock had encouraged hl•r, s he ex plahw<1. "Pl'opll• said. 'You 'vl' f:OI l hl' look' '. · llo1>ini;: lo bl' picked lo model. she showed up in. South Uuy ul noon and ht Wl'slmmsh'I'. where h~r raised hunt.I didn't go un· noticed. She had bN'n chosen as u mukl'·OV('r th<• duy bcforc in West Los /\ni:cks. The lull. blue eyed blondr had ht•r Ion~ hair eut shoulder lcngt h "It was very traumatic for me," s he drawlt?d ··1 was 1n ~k after thl'\' l'UI 11 Thl'v c..il eight years or hall.' an eight minutes " But. she r allonalncd. to gel anywhere with t hl' agencies she \\Ould ha\'e to cut 1t. She said modehn1: in front of an audience makes her feel "r('al nervous ... but she rands 1l ('xc1t· mg . "I lo\'c it. I 0\'l' always want<'d to be som ething likl' lh1s. But God knows what you huvc to go through. I mean, somebody from Lillie Hock ..... She dttshed off to her dressing While the two )Oun~ women were hav i n g their hair sha m pooed backstage, photo· grapher John Peden explained room. that sometimes the volunteers Lilian and Cheryl. with lhefr new looki;, waited while P.cdcn are reluct ant lo have their readied his ca m<'ras for the pictures taken if :hcy·rc not used "after" pictures. Thl'y smiled a lobelhg in front of the camera lol. saying how good the other Are most or the m excited over one looke<I. the lran§rormat1on'! A few feel away Ourham, the "I would s a y more like make·upman.and Deml'tno.the ecstatic. They're really thralled. hairdrt>sser. l'.'Xpluanl.'<i what thev Sometimes I ha\•c to calm them had don<' downforthe 'after'ptclurcs." "Both girls arl' \'Cry pro EXCITING gram med agarn~t thl'mselves ... Lilian was alreud~ on stage s:ud Ducham "You ha\·e to talk getttQJt her hair smppt.'<i when to them. rela~ lhl'm uni.I ('xplam ChP!'TI. "1th a red towel on her what you'r e doing " wet head.\\ ailed lo go out lie said both girls "'-'ar httle or "I thought it would be run and no make·up. lie used makc·up lo exciting ... s he said when asked ~1ghlighl their fentures and "'hy she volunteered. "I enter added color to lh<'ir faces to bring every contest and never win. You out thl' color or their eyes . skin have lo win sometime and this 1i. and hair It . ... FEATURES E MPHASIZED An aide whis ked her onstai:c. n cmclrio said a hairi.t yle where mak('·UP artis t Shelly should take advantage of all lh.c Ourhum ant.I hairdresser Bruno features. Wilh Cheryl'.!! long hair' 0 e m e t r i o b e g a n t h c all he could scC' wcr~· her two eyes tcansformation. and nose. While the Cinderella procesi. "A lot or these girls arc uptight continued ant.I the fall fashions becaus e they don 'l have this or were shown, members of the that. I try to make them un· team took turns answering derstand that if they're sure of questions Crom the audience. themselves the whole face will ··r t hink so many people arc dii;appcar. 11fr-aid to change,!.'.. said Ourham-.ffe-tri('s t.o Instill confid~nce-t "What 's going on now is a real. them "to make them foci the\' natural: fresh look." . arc somebody. not ju.'ll a little Whal s the best solut10n for girl in the corner with a bad bags under your eyes? nose ... "Get some rest," he joked, ~ld· The crowd wa~ thmmng out. ding U\Ot a concealing cream II'? Lilian wa!l as ked how ShC!'liked least two shades lighter than the her new look. skin tone should be used. "I don't know.'· she said. smil. EUROP~AN WOMEN ing. bul looking embarrassed. Are European women wearing "I ·m nol sure yet.·· t he s a m e r a s h i on s a s Cheryl. who hud long hair eight Americans ? years. was sure. . "They're always a hllle ahead "I really hkt• it. I'm glad 1 did of us," said Miss Szpak 11 It's amazing what they c~n do llow can someone get a start 1n with ma~·up. They kept giving modeling? me confidence. They kept "You have to become a r l'· s aying. 'you're• going to lo.ok soucce and create s omething great'." from within yourself that is rele· She paused. "I'm so excited.'' Frie n d s h i p Tea o f 'the Newport·Cosla Mesa Branch of the American Association of University Wo men Saturday. Sept. ll. al.2.p.m . Jackie Kilbourne , Newport Beach comm1ss1oner of arts, hopes there will be more opportunity to informally meet with artists. Mrs. Kilbourne designed her home, with Its unusual water· o rie nted e ntryway, and h as palnted most or Ute art work.a on ttie walls. I - .' 82 DAILY PILOT Thursday. September 2. 1976 FROM HIM Classic Hot, Functio·nal In Menswear cla~s1cs. functional \'lothci. und ethnic pattern sweaters will be hol fall fush1on Items. predicts liarl>aru Szpak, merchandising editor for M ademo1selle magazine. "I feet very stron~ly about men:.;" e:ir ·~lassies.'\ she sa id "We're calling 1t Take ll Fromrl1m.'' · • Th~s includes three-piece Mtils vest. blazer and skirt or pan l s The emphasis will be on ~IX>d tailor ing and fubri cs s uc h as flannll :· houndstooUt. ttarns twelld. checks and pla1cls ' . . J:o'ur:ictional l'lothes the type that u:.ed tu be ~ound only in sporting goods stores will be seen m department stores. They will be rugged. out· doorsy clothes, she said. that not only serve a _.. purpose but look good, too. .. ( think fashion Is going toward clothes • geared to the outdoors." she :w1d. add mg that heavy. rugged boots also will be fashionable. They can be worn "°'th pants. short p;ints q:wuchos J and :-.k1rt!>. Dress boots "di be: seen on those who can afford t v. o pairs. • Many women ulso ~ill be wearing 41thn1c pal· tern swea tC'rs wtth a Persian influence and "lots _ of bold African str11;1es ... Look for SI.\ eater tumcs, big cowls and :.wf!a ler Jackets. coats and \ dresses. .. As for evening wear, she said, "this year will be t aking separ;ites 1skirts. lops, vests>. which always was a davtime word. into the e\'emn~ ... • The emphasis will be on very soft . feminine fabrics. Al'Wi,...._10 Keeping the Peace . A 'Star' Bombs AT WIT'S END By E RMA BOMB~CK My husb and never clothes hamper. "Well. t AboutlOyears ugo.a cooksout thalldon·treel pulled.another o n o coupleofboyswerelook· like l a m assistingnsur-through." he said . l Ing for a "snap course... geon at' a double valve looked at the kitch1:n roded w I th barbecue They infiltrfted a nome by.pass. sink. piled hilth with dir· sauce. ec. class. "Tongs! Quick! The ty pots. puns a nd dlshei1, "Next weekend I thmk It became so popular tongs! .. he commands. the countertos> with melt· I'll do my kabob numt>e1· tnroughout t.he country 1 I s I a p th e m pro . ed butter, dirty utensihs. on the gTill." special classes were fessionally in his hunWI. > lt flover' rolls and wilted J gave him u fe tal formed and n'a m ed "Good L d salad. The grill 'was e<>r· Qvatlon. "Bachelor Survival." In I'm not plu~~i~gwoo~;~Y ------------------- the past three years. th.e bottle out of the watC'r. Ii•• • • • • male enrollment has not only doubled , but in need torws for steaks ." ANNOU some high schools the Nut, "The pcppc.r • NCING males outnumber the mill. Wipe... • ~ t c, females at the sto\•es. f press u dishtowel to • f I What Impact h.as this his forehead. • 0 . l/t-rSl/Ch new breed had on our · "Not the Pt'rspiration. • lifestyles? . you turkey the sauce • I'll tell you what im· from my cute apron." ~ pact it :s had. This After hours of intense • country is producing (at conce ntra ti on , the ·an astronomical fate > i>omesti<' J ock speaks. what wom~n who live in "Are the plates and forks the kitchen refer to. as for the salad chilled~ "DomestJc Jocks." Good . The po t atol'S Expert Styling for Men & Women. ;/i 1";/H/lffl :fa1 N m1~~~1!~a's . They 're the Super done? The "egetablcs .Stars or the souffles . . . c&ked just to the peak of 1107 J1mboree Ad .. Newpon.Beech thedazzlersofthe micro f l avor ? Good . You 640-4740 waves ... the weekend sprayed for bugs? Fine . .._.,..._~ ...... ~ ....... ~ ........... ~ .. .,.~-41 headliners at the outdoor Because we are ready to ------------------.....:.._ grills. eat ...... NO W!" " But they're stars. They No warning. No time to don 't do pans. pots, socialize. No second stains or ovens. They drink. Just like that. do~'t touch charcoal, When he says the steaks I dripping beaters. dir\Y are done, we are expect. blenders or s killets that ed to have our forks have to be soaked. When poised for the first bite. they cook, it's first class The other night he -.all the w ay -fresh wandered into the \\l,ltllll l'I\/\ FOR BACK TO SCHOOL T- "Fashion 1s buying the right parts. which when once assembled. look one way·one day and arrother way another day. Yo1t should buy certain 11ieee!T ev~ry season which wor-k with the c~o hes you already own. That's the way you build a wardrobe and make it work for you. Palouse, Wash. i:> kept crime.free by Police ~hief Judy Burnham. 31 , who says business 1s so slow sometimes. she's forced to run radar checks_Qn dogs.Ju~t to keep busy. A former plainclothes person with the Houston PoLice Department, Chief Burnham re· ceived her master's in police science from Washirt~on State University and is re- portedly well -received byhertownspeople- all 1.000 of them. She had hesitated to ~pply for the Palouse post, but then decided "if they don't want a female, I can scream' and yell and hassle." garlic, fresh lemons, kitchen. peeled off his fresh parsley and fresh asbestos m ittens and mushrooms. thre w the m into the DO·ltOTHl"G' M yoa de5'r~ it.! I I f . , · l_n additJ2n to berng aware of fashion. she adaed. there 1S' a beauty phi osophy: Making the most of what you have. Don't work too hard at it · and have a look thnt works for you. . Begin with a good haircut and experiment w1th make·UP. s he advised. "Don't be stuck in a rut." lndifference Silencing DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've started this letter over half u d&2en limes and still <'an't figure out how to put it so. Ann, please bear with me while I tell you my problem. Actually. 11'!> HER problem my mom·s. I'm an outgoing, happy, all· together. 14·ycar·old girl. There are six kids in our family. 1 try not to rattle on and on when I Gr anted. there are many re· wards to raising children. but lhere are also many heartaches. Although "e both love children, my husband and I decided to re- main childless after much dis cuss1on and years of soul- _sean·hlng. Why'! We were mar· ried 14 yl'ars aj(o because "e loved each other and wanted to share a life together.. 'AnnO Landers , ___ ta,.=· Uc. I know how t29n_ng i.Ll:;.in b<• But I do like to tell my mom thl' run things that happen during the We feel we owe no excuses for "Ifie-course we nave chosen. yel - you would not believe the harass ment we ha\'C suffered because of our d ecis ioD. We have encountered the most vicious hostilit y from· people with ch ildren. It's almost as if they are mad at us for escaping the problems they art> struggling with. I happen to be a member of SmokEnders. Inc .. and am confl· dent that eventually r w111 quit .smoking wilh t-he help of this- great program . Their approach Is not "cold turkey. it's much more huma n and virtually pain· less. day. • She seems interested at the beginning. then in the middle of a Sentence s h e 'll pick up a newspaper and start to read. I start to talk faster just to finish what I'm saying. Then she says, "Quit jabbering. You sound like an idiot. .. Yesterday was the last straw. She started to read a cookbook and I s topped talking in the mid- dle of a sentence. Mom didn't even noti<'e. I don't think I should talk to her any more. What do you think. Miss Landers? IGNORED DAUG HTER DEAR DAUGHTER: Kee p talking, honey. Don't let your mom's seeming indirrerence get )'OU down. I'll bet she reall y does urc but maybe she has a lot on her mind. Just for the .l\tel\ of it, read her this column and ask if she bas any ldu who wrote the letter. ll may change a few things around your house. DEAR ANN: The results or your s urv e y abo ut havini;: children h nve cr eated cnn t rovNsy a nd discussion cv· erywherc. l\tay l add one more word? Most shock in~ was not th;.it 'O percent stud they would NOT have had children if they could livc thC'ir lives ovcl' ai.iau), hut that so many peoph.• were ::.o honest' The major mis take is in as· suming that parenthood is for everyone. Judging from your survey, perhaps it's for only 30 percent. Sign me --ONE VOTE FOR REALISM OEt\R REAL: Thanks for an up-front, no·holds·barred letter. I liked It. DEAR ANN LANDEHS: Your response to the person who asked for suggestions on how to quit smoking was most irritating. First of all, what makes you an authority on the subject'! You've stated repeatedly lhat you have never smoked. You say "cold turkey" is the best way. You could be wron g. If you haven't tried it. Ann, please d on 't lnoc k it. - KI CKING THE HABIT DEAR KICKING: SmokEn· de rs doe s get results, as \ hundre d s or r eaders h•ve testified since that column 'ap· pea red. Sorry, I had never heard \ or SmokEnders, but I 'm glad to i tell the world about any program that sets people olf cigarettes. ~ Any one who wants more in· formation can write to SmokEn· ders, Inc .. 3435 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 216, San Diego 9%108 .. Planning a wedding? What's right'? What 's wrong? Ann Lan· ders·s completely new ··The Bride 's Guide '· will relieve your anxiety. To re<'eive a copy, send a dollar bill, plus a long. self· addressed, stamped envelope (13 cents postage> to Ann Landers, £.Q. Box.140!>.Elgin. llL60120. UPHOLSTERY W\eli Y• W•t ....... I t22 H.tler 11'4. C .... W-541 .. JH Call 642-5678. Put • few worda -lo wor)c or o~ Lev rs ·Get Ready For . • • . =Back-To-School r • . . . . . at Shampoo Hair Cut ~low Dry 7so 2300 tt.tMw ..... • Hwbor C..tw • 549-0757 .., r - ti!) Fashi0tt lllcmd • Newport hach • Whatdoyou haw todoto_geta good ofd·fashioned .1001.cotton denim jean that ••• • won't shrink out of size .• won't wrinkle • won't pucker • gets softer sooner • stays stronger longer • fits-':lndladesb,eautifully_ The answer is simply ... fedae~T DO-ik>THING JNns &.Jack.ts Free Bike Bag with any back to school purchase. Oller g.ood thru Sept 18. jeans, still the,#1 oock-to-schoo1 pant ... 1 • o~1nal unwashed and prewashed 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 ( . Thursday Seplemt>er 2. 1976 DAILY PILOT 8:J Taurus: Be Independent FlllDAY. VIRGO (Aus. 23 . Sept EPTEMBER3 22>: ignificanl cban~es. der land needs of farruly cept, format n~si.-tn m ent . JHOJN'l and requirement." for SAGITTARIUS d'\o\ AQl'ARlt:S 1.lun ~'I.I By YONEY OMARR travel, cr entl\ c t'n ARIES {March 21 . deavors are reaturcd April 19): You are able Ta kc c a r e "' 1 t h to complete project, to valuabl('S, especial!~ your own security 22 . Oec. 21 > 111.:hhght Fl'.'b 18 1 You :.hme h~hl ORPIO <Oct 23 "tlhngness to uec(•pt on area::. prl'\ 1ou~b NO\' 21 >. M ucti that oc res pons I b111l y Hl'VI\'" darl..t>rwtl finhh what you start. to while In transit. extend influence beyond UBRA <Sept. 23 • Oct what was presumed to be 2 2 > : E m o t I o n a I a barrie r . You get f ireworks could be c h a n c e t o e I e vat e featured. Key is to chan. position. nel energies. to un· curs ts subdu\'d, und r prionttcs. P ISCES t F eb l!I covt-r. ob cured. hidd('n CAPRICORN ( Ot'l' 22 Murrh 201 \'ou m:.:1~ lw from aeneral view or un-. Jan. 19). Yo u j!tun pullc•d 111 l\\O t.11n'l'tw1" dt-rstu od ing. There mor<> appeal. You rmish Mmultnnl'ousl> could be accu Glil'tl a;. -------------------soctated with id ea. con· TAlJRUS <April 20 · ------------------- • 'Gui/ding' an Opening Eight g u1lds from Children ·s Hospital of Orange County ''ill spon!>or the opening of the Registry I lotcl Fnda). Sept. li. The hotel will pick up party costs. so ltcket sales wall be 100 pt•rct'.'nl profit for the sponsors . Tickets. al S20 a couple. may be purchased from members of' by callt ng 633·6030. Ext. 7..J77. Touring th~ new fa<:ihly arc :\1rs. Rober t U::.borne flcft> aRd ~I rs. tephen Van Schenck. Courses· Tailored Seam stresses who are Coastline Community interested in learning fit· c.ollege w11_1 offe r a ~e ting-and tattoring techn1 -\\eek cours.e on ~lolhing quesoraboutwhars new ' for. the ph~·s 1cally in the fabric world can limi~ed. . . <"lassroom work on in· d1vidual problems. Further information is available by calling the colleges. Ma)' 20>: H ighlight , creativit y, inde pen- dence, getting to heart of maLiers. Long-distance communi cations are. more import a nt than usual. GEMIN I <May 21 · June 20>: Teach and le"ar.n -s har e knowledge. Choose un- orthodox procedure . Emphasis o n budget . money being held in escrow. special contract. CANCER <June 21 · J uly 22 >: You 're called upon to exercise ingenui · ty. What seems like an a\'al3nche or red tape can be overcome. One yo u meet at soci'a l gathe rrng may h ave answer. LEO (July 23 · Aug. 22 ): You may rind it dif- f icult to agree with neighbor, relatives. Ride with tide. You waste time if you attempt to force your views. Be sure of basics. find out at several fall It 1s des1.gned to assist courses a no seminars the hand1c3i)ped-and --------------------- A class on alter;ng those , close to them_ in r:::::::=;:::::::;:=::;:---.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-------, ready.to-wear for both tt>chn1ques for sewm.g ,·--.1 ~ -;.._• men 's and wom en ·s clothing tailored to their .. ~ _\t ) clothing will be taught by needs . ~ '\ Mona Shelton on Wed· .__ T81hn5c .,.C,.p1 al s s16· w1h11 1 ~~ ·:~· nesdays from 6 to 10 p.m ~ .;x: • • \\. • ~· beginning Sept. 13 at conducted Thursda~s Orange Coast Colle~c from 3 to 5 p.m . m Costa Students will rec~ vc Mesa l11 gh School e x p e t i f! n c l' ~ y Taught b~: :\1 ury Ra) participating in the Osmus. 1t will con~1st of Campus Shop which de-lecture-d~monstrat1ons als in allerations. re· a n d ~ t u d c n t pairs a nd c u s tom parl1c1pat1o n through dressmaking. ' A "bigger and bett<'r" Fabric Fair 1s billed b\1 • * * * * * * * * * * * • the college for Oct. 16 in • V .1.P. • th e L ang uage und • V CE it Literatur<' Auildmg. • SER I it Reg1strntion will be at • 1976 * 8:30 a.m. with exhibits. • * ,.., ' ~o ~ 1.....,.-. (ff!~~~ t:O-nE~ lorn~~ .-:· L :,;.-< ALEX ~1~ HAIR FASHION COME IN AND DISCUSS YOUR HAIR PROBLEMS WITH GIOVANNI & VINCENZO I e c t u r ~ s a 11 d d c . • Rolls Royce • monstrat1ons following • * Hair Stylists par excellence. ~pecializing in Goals set for the fair : Silver Shadow ! blow hair cuts and all salon services ... for mC'lude pro\•idinJ:? con-d Ch ff all d iscriminating. fashion-conscious sumer information in the ; an au eur • worn.en cusli>me • a ea or p u re n as in A MAllEltESERVATION;.ir.-t--UJICLL-Gll"- fabrics and related pro :NOW FOR: • ....., AMD •. _ .,_.d Ille to.....,., clucL-;; <'ducatton m the • e AIRPORT SERVICE it STIEFFAHM!;JA ... S •,AM fundamental use of hnc. • • ANHIVEASAAIES Jt au' ava1lablo at your beCk·and-call lor beauty design. co.lor pnnc1plc•s • • QAAOUATIOHS • and arta~tic application • • RETIREMENT PARTIES • seMces going beyond the usual run<>l·the-m111 salon and (eaturinl-( somt• of • •WEDDINGS • the latest fashions • Call Sharon al • fRATELLl'S COIFFURES jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii • HERB FRIEDLANOER'S • 904' ADAMS ST .• HUMllNCiTON SUCH IC• __..l ~M ... 4 ~IO• :::..n:, 962-8169 or 942·1160 l:ARGE-SIZES ************•'-=======================~ FINAL SUMMER _CLEARANCE 40°/o to 800/o Off Regular Price MIEW FALL ARRIVALS FOtl IACK·TO·SCHOOL • Sllorts •Jeans •Gauchos • Ju11psuit1 •Halters • Tops • Skirts • Coofdlnates • "T111nls Wear" •Sweaters We regret to Inform you lt~back to school \stuff is in _/ 'Storek".'"" Boy's Dept. ~~'1CTMIL Nylon pull-over wlndshirt . Contrast placket end sleeve • stlpes with stowaway back pocket. Great colots. Boys $12.00 Mens $14.00 Free Bike 8 dg w1lh dny bJcl. 10 sch0<1I puri:h.iw. PATIERNS NOTIONS· LOOMSKIL~ COTIONS ~ stock h1chtdH 100°0 cott .. 1, coHOfl blt•d•. bi9 •wi.ty of pri11h, solictl. etc. Mottly ,_,-11et1t prH'-45 IRch. .. StMl'UCITY" OUR ENTIRE STOCK JERSEYS "McCALLS" & . 1/ 0 FF 10001. •rt-.•• ....,. 9ld "PAClflC". PAnHMS .•• 2 "-". ~. ,n.tt, ,..._.. COMPLITI STOCl,.-----------1 ..... ce6cln,45111cll. M IN 'S , LAOllS , CHILOllMS, ALL SIUS. LACH • TllMS • .,_ ..... • ... 1 49 AU MEW Ir cWT'ftt. FIUHGIE • llllOM SUI yd. OUl IH'Tlll STOCK Tre111e11deu atocll, -"Y W. l"riu MIEW MARKDOWN ....... CJ"OllPS .... to ldll U• hr<!, f,lko? i) F1r\I N.it1nMl lfomP lrnpro' "'"~nt L".in 1111~~,_,,; o don't hghl thr l.M.'l'l l' .iny longer. 1/2 OFF tiff-• llilld1, colon. etc. ,,..,,,....V,,,,..O......,.l11111L""E11111S......,,....... ; ~~~~·. :.19c · . ~~~ ......... 249 Poty-coff• 3 9c T!SHIRT KNITS SI.ti yd. 9 sc SGM Price •....... a.,. to SI.ti yd. I 29 SGM ,.rice ...... 1 ••• .... to LARGE- SIZIS 1'1h -U1/a llUllS ~ SHlfSWIAI .... ,noetl ., ,\ Elll l*'s HALF-SIZE SHOP rtlUIWT .. JH ............ COSTA •SA 1e•s ...,.., 11 ••. .... , ..... Cl ............ , ..... lA'4111A ltfUS MAll ... ltll ........ Vt~ll lhe branch manager or loan olftcer at lhe F1r~1 Natk>nl\I branch nl'ar· e\I you We'll glw you .ind g., J1wrtlv to \iOUr ttl!1!r1Vl<•r' Cr.1Nck'< 111.> po"1b1l1t1o•' A """' lom1k; "" •m (\ 011 JI '"' c ond1to .. n1nq A c;>.-.. .... ~ '<Im& rnom to bu~al~ '" 1mm1nc1 I'"" d A l">u1h 111 kth h. n Al ~~!~ "'°'"' .111\ '"'"''' 1m'e: p11., .. n.,•n1 ..r rt.>d<'fo1 .. 11n9 eb \'OU can think ol 1 in!>.• \iflU'• "''h d lnw «••I liom.• lm)>IO\ieTIWnl I • 1n Ir• .m 1'1.-f-11,1 \dt1<'l0.ll B,,nk ,){ Oranql' Counl\ lt~First N National B Bankr.::::-- Finl In p.,wn•I B•nkln9 S.r~k« Sino 1906 · MAIN OFflCC Al Hw r11 • 1n d..,..nlu"'n 01.i'<J• laANCH OfflCU1 -· Mt-olfOIC ANAllCIM ""''• < ,.,, "-Ball · C~TA MCSA M· ·• V.·rd~ .. Ad~m· •El. MODENA· < •f"r~• \ h I" 1 IRVINC llr""'"'"' [h /le '41 t ... ..., Ur LAGUNA HILLS· Al" 1.1 l'.tt~~ /.\ ., ,n f>,: Ir ....... · ORANGr h"M IV (· .. 11 .. , · MNTA A.NA: 17th & Tu,lln • fll~TIN R...t H II 'I. \\1lm.1 • VIUA PARK· .._.,.1.,~oAc ll.,1nd• "now appearing" At l uzzetto's Hair Design DOROTHY of DENMARK 45" wide • .,. 7'' Yd. -.uau .. GTOM~AlAGOH" 98¢ W.Priu •••••··· CeffOtl l11terlocla er IOOo/o E:~i:: ..... ·. ~ ::.~.' ~~ ...... 5 9c = ~60·~:·1r=; MANY OTHHS TO . INTIRFACIHG . SS.SO YO. ~MOW ~ n. ....,..__..... 11o1r 1r ,....,. 112 OR MOU OFF ~to ] 79 ~ .. c:"..::~.~:~ ,119,.,, __________ ~~ •........ ~~~~E1/~Tg~~ T~~~A,:~ i2~ ......... J 98 ---------... I to J yw4 fNec•t. -.y .,_ BRO ·DC LOTH wtllcll •• cll•ot•; cett.... T-SHIRT RllllHG "' ,..., .................... .. & BATISTE OUR EHTllE STOCI< li9 •wi.ty of colon °' ' Poly-cotton solid colors • lf2 to 2/J OFF 5¢ 45" wide. a.,. 20 lllcll :!~:: ........ 9 ac ..,__P_O_L_Y_E_S_T-ER _ __,, w. ~~L ~~~·~~~ DOUILIKHITS CREPES & SA TIM ~~~~ •.......... r49 • .,. to ~~~~ •.......... 198 ROIE FLEECE M.!y ce6cln, dtlllH bnnlMcf ..ytons, 51 i11ch, 2 CJ'C*P'· a.,. to ~~~~ ........... 149 a.,. to ~!~~~-.......... 249 ~YLOH LACE l kt •.-i.ty of colcw•. J....a IRch. Auorll'd styles. a.,_ St.ti 9 sc 'sa.2• s.Ml"riu .... ···• R t "IUlUMGTOM" "CHAlTM" 9CJ. 0 45 lllcll. ••-•• cefer1. t---------4 1_!·1,.~l~ ........ 198 OUR EMTIRIE STOCK THREADS ~~~ ......... I Sc a-. to • .,_ Sl.4' J 98 MOIRE-CHIFFONS IROCADES- SARl CLOTH ~~~ ......... 20c -.., 249 .. $4.10 :.!~ W.l"rict ......•• • .. .. .. • . .. ... ....... .,,. ..... ,......,,,..,...~"'Stocla ............ , .... ~ ZIPPERS • .,... 298 ~~ •.......... ..,. ........ ,,...... .. .... ......,.... .. ..... 3aa ::~. ·········· OUR EHTIRI STOCK 1/2 OFF .... .,,,......-............. .,,,......-...... (~~~~~~~~-- WOOLEMS & ·ACRYLICS z,.... ~~:: ........ 2.49 -t•rl•I. ,rHt•d chlff••• 111et•lllc e11d ,.tterHll ..._ .... etc. M911y c~ ..,. SJ.ti to SI I .00 yd. 112.2/J OFF FIXTURES · SALE Amusing observations of lite along ... To revamp your nails with her specialized techinque in nail sculpturing and juliettes. mini Juliettes and Romeos. 1/2 PRICE IU'nONS qtANA & IMTHLOCK JERSEY ...... U..TO""'LO~ too-A.,.tr.-. 10~..-. W., .,_..., ef c.t.n, .. - ~r::: ........ 3 ~9 CASN HGISTH, llHOM • STA .. DS. WALL FAlllC ~ ........ ,,...._ ...... ,,. ............ .,,.,.HCTIO .. S. SHILYl .. G. Y&YETl&t & VIELYIT FAHIC DISPLAY TAILIS C..... er....,_. •9'iety ef AMO STAM OS. OUK, uMn. J6 & JI IMll. DtSf'UY ITIMS, OUTOOOa the Orange Coast, ~enned by a native aon, In the • I I DAILY PILOT Let her tingle your toes with a dynamite pedicure. Manicuring For Men & Women "ClAMI" Trt-•tl"t ........ ," .... , ....... OUI Bmll STOC« ....... i.cti ..... . -1/2 OFF = ::.-:: ~ ........ .298 ILICTllC flAlllC SIGN, ANO MANY, MANY MOH ITIMS TO H SACllfllCID! C::::'. HUNTINGTON BEACH IN ALPHA IET A Can& 2 MILES WEST Of IEACH ILYD. \ , . . . • • ... DAILY PILOT Thursday, Septemoer 2. 1916 IOOMER by Wm. F. Brown cltd Mel Casson ... • I .. • ) l TUMBLEWEEDS l.IMPIP 1.l:Z:ARP1 ro ~ Rf:Al..l:Zf !HIS IS 1HE VER'( FlRST11ME FA1HER ~Vf;R LEf OS 00 ON A OAf'E Wr1HOUT HIM CHAPt:RONINGOS? FUMKY WIMKERBEAM I RE.ALl4 CARED FOR #HAT DUMB BEE .• TAHK .McMAMARA t ..l!/62 ~1{,t)~() 'lbtJ ~ A CA'l.V!,'l, AL . BUT IT WA5 JUST U51~C:. ME I v 0 by Tom Batiuk 0 0 by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds ....-~~~~~~~~~~-. T~AI ~JlG: 1£NN£R, WOO LWt-J 1~£-OLYMPIC ~CATl-41..0N HHL A('o~LY ~ MA~ING 1.1£Lt., THAT ~N'T f>.J.VJAY'l ~our. ~M~MBtR MARK ~TZ. A F~UN~ NCW tN G~CXR?f.Mt.Nf' MO TV ?FORT'J<:A7TING. MAMCY THE BUGS ARE AWl=UL •·• l CAN'-r: GET RID 01= THEM UNITED Feature Syndicate ACROSS edge 10 4 :'. Ne1gllbor ot I AdfTI >'>H)!I NP,ada 1c•••f 44helan11rv !..tol'g 10 ... aro 6 A• ao a'I Sea 4 5 f •Ou11god gu I 4 7 U11oer SI/Cd 1(' H>lu~I' animal I unf1Jl><.m 48 lnsel.l 6 . Wnd~•·day ~Puzzle Solv•d· (. A S H M A T H S T R U '°'l t;L·lA A BOU C lt fPE B I A S 11 0 I! N II I A T P. I OR l I M 0U t~T lt 08S 0 f4 1 ~IOfOU T •A ors ' lllT I S AN S I AAR t 1/1 'i P E It I 5 P I T I 5 U I! E 'I BLOC •CO ED S I PL f A '6 A ' T I H O Lr l TOTAL Al'l f Cf NT I S lll I by Ernie BushmiUer I ·I ~1ew lldull s1age t" Cotrd game 40 Porcepl1on • t" Air '"" · SO Hence Cl t.Pf -OIRfC,T SI IQ u A ( r 11 s r A r c 1 o 11 T I IU II I 1 I tl I N l C. LL 0 , JUDGE PARKER n.ilLOO 5 4 S.~e1t09by 11 S l'ull\ f'!l•IO gestuies tA Pi\11101 'i T Advocate• Su111~ IA 0 r N ... 0 N ( ( . I 0 w A t ~==::z:::zsm~;;;a~:-o;;;r:o~ .. onor.1 o r1 11 r~ -- l>O 1\w~~ lrom 11\l'\\t11d 2 I C.,Jrnc IOOt•llll't 22 Cneu~ ring 2J fnltrMlr 2!> lno19~n1r 'ull~t.in~c 2' "r 1001r JO A1rnv1• 3 l F .. 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CAN 'IOU HfLP 11\f. P05H HER TO ONE SIDE, MR.. ~VER? 92 by RoclcJer Bradfield ti\\ GONNA SEND rr -ro "PLAYMOIJSE" ! "f"ON IGH1"" ;t'M.. . HAYING PINNE!R W 11"H .JeFtRY e>ROWN .' by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson WHAT Mh F,AI~? ~' ..• OUR Tt:AM WEl<jHS · I)~~· IW S,AME: AS You! HEY!Qo•T ME-55JltG U-PTt1E WllTERI by 'Rod9er Bollen · TS ITME 10R IS Tt-IE WORLD I ~ GOI~ B~NAIJAS? _ ••1 fttl I should explain that ~iocc my la~t wcicht loss and fiaure analysis checkup I've been to Denmark -and as you know the :.......t11L..::=:.i.:m..:..-._~ 1. Danes arc famous for their p;utry." O!'Sr!lct.. ~<0ou1.o .... ( . . . , i i f r DEHMIS THE MEMACE .. .. •• f IN CONCERT NEIL DIAMOND SAN DIEGO SPORTS ARENA FRI SEPT 10th SAT. SEPT. 1101 Gboo fl(Xnl &VAJUkt &I THE RASPBERRY ROACH fU>A eUOU .. ¥0 .. k &lllO '" •1 •1'-~Jll m~f~!.Planll ~, ..... ,, h ........ , ..... c ..... w-..--.,., ••••• It I\ h••S-I t•l H • •t t Ot 1 1 .. t O·ft t\ 1-......... ~ ........... c .. 1 D-'Y rlOJOt•lMM I Jt tH 0. ...... '-....... , ...... 1 .. Jt " .. .. . l .... llllQft ............. -~ ............... . '-::T~ S::: • ~ .. r .. 1u11 ,,, tt•• ~) .:-:r:: cMa ( .. ,..., ....... --·--.,, , .. 2 ........ .......... U7 221> · ... , __ , ----··--·-........... MWAY"' IOOITa COOIUIH 11119.! --·UI---..... nee OM1N • UCI wnM TMI OIWl '"' ,_,..,, __ _ -........ ,,._ """'' WOl\I ... MYlftllOW MONltlU .,_. -· ... ··--· Ht ~t•J t -•utH MOVING YIOUTION .,.. "••. YANIJMINO lllOINT ,.. -'""'UI .... ... , .. ,,..... nee OMIN • ,..,.. "" .... ~ . -9CIM1WC-.• --·-LOGAN'S IUN tN1 CHOllN IUIYIYOll "' --··--'"'"' °'"""°' 1111 -· ftllOI NOUll ,. -llCt .. WIU-911 ... 1W ~· --·-LOOAN'S IUN ,. CMOtlN SUIYIVOll "" -INCi_..._' -~-· ... -AT TIM IAITM'I COii "' OOlllUA YI. MfOMON ""' PUSSYCAT THEATRES PRESENT Alto on lhe Same PrograrT' The Devil in Miss Jones Adults OnlJ No On• Unchr 11 Admlttff N#'fUT, ,,,,.,,,, me....,...._..._, °'" D_, al 11 "-0..• Al llilltl / Tl'lurSday SeOlemoer 2 1976 DAIL" PILOT .... .. Jheat~r, College Auditioning THE GOLDEN BEAR HuntincJlon leach PreMnts An orii;mal musical and a classic m ystery pla~ \are next on the schedules of lhe Westmins ter Com· munaly ThetHt'r a nd Oran~e Coast Colleg~. bolh of 'Ahtch have :inno4J)ct.-'d uud1t1on& for these pro· duct1ons Al We tmu1 ler, rt'adings are scheduled for Monday, Sept 20. for Agatha Chn:>t1e's popular whodunit "The Mousetrap ·· Ron Albertsen 1 directing the play and hus called tryouts ror 7 o·clock at the theater. rm Maple St . Westmin:itet . "The Mousetrap,'. which opened u quarter 0£ a t•entury a~o an London and 1s still running , 1s the story of a group of i.trangers stranded in a snowbound boarding house with a murderer in their m1d::.t ftolt?s mcludc lhose of u newlywl'd c.:ouple. u m yster ious spinster. a crusty Army major. u frmale Judge und u policeman ORANGE COA.l\T COLLF:Gt: will be c astmg <tn original musical. "F'rom Here to t\1nt;dom Come ,' 'Flood' Movie Slated W S ANG ELt:s <AP> Tele' 1:>1on dramas con- tmue to folio"' the na11on'11 ne\\ s. NBC hu:> a nnounced • produrt1on of a t Y.e>-hour mo,•1c. "Flood'" <tbout destruction of u l>nlJJl lO\\'Tl \\ heo ,1 dam b reaks Producer I n~ an Allen < "The TO\\ enng Inferno· l hus started ft lminit ui Eugene, Ure . "1th Ro~rt Culp and M artm Milner as hehcopkr pilots i\lso in the cast a re Hi cha rd Ba::.ehart .. Ba rba ru Hcrshes·. Cam eron Mitchell and Carol Lynley. "(i() FOi IT" "CiODZILLA o . MMALLOH" IN I , "'THt SAlllOt WNO .. U ,_,.. 6UCI WllH 1Mt U.r .. CAh •ALl flfOWLf ...... "FUTUHWOILD" "f'HASE IV" ll'GI "THE SHOOTlsr· "l'OSSI" IP'GI "ATTHUAITH'S Oil" ~ "CiODIILLA '" ~ MICULLOH" THEATRES-ORANGE CO a• CITlltlS SIJI · SO COAST PLAZA MttlliRll SI. ~llll lllll-''btllrn of a M111 Called Horse" Wtt•••Y'-t ti '"' ---· .. ··· "UTTLE BIG MAN" ...... , .. ,_, .. , .. """ __ .... , .. SO COAST PLAZA >tll111111tUU4Ulll 1111-• "FUTUREWORLD" (PC) WffU•tt-t JO \6' tUH OOON-11 .. t I\ "GA TEA" WUIHnt·H kt \UM MO-I J .. t , ..... I I • ' ' I us SNlltftf Mt-nu lllHMlllllC (l) "U( 111 IMOLAll" .......... " "DOM'T LOOI MOW' U M lt CINEMALANO mes.. .... ....,.~1•1 ''°- CINE MALAND 0.... .... Mt'\.T.;41 M&-WMO&t ONLY· I 0 THEATRE t----c 4 VISUAL .AND SOUND U,HllHCE "GO FOR IT" COLOl IPGI THEATllE II--,.... HEIL SIMON'S "MURDER BY DEATH" .AH .AU STAI C.AST COLOI IP<il ... 1tlll the best buy Today more than ever "THE SHOOTIST: (O.ttt Af CINUllA M S1 °"'-' • '11811'' Intermission Tom· Titus on Sept. 20 and 21 ut 3 und 7 p m Wntten by for nwr OCC student J on Mt.'1>011,1ld. 11 1-; busttd on th<' children's crus adcis of l2li und culh, fo1 u cuitt ol 2~ singers. dancers and nctors Mc Donald also will 1hrc<·t the: ::.how. wh1rh y. 111 be OCC 's l'ntry m the annual American Cullegc Theater Fes11val. MU:.ll' hai. bt'l'll compoM•d by Jim Valley. forme rly \\Ith 1';1111 Ht•\'l'rc and thl' Haider~. Tryouts will lx1 hl•ld 111 tlw Ot'l ' dr-um a lab Produl'liun dates aFc Dec. 1 <I anti II 11. • BACKSTAG t; Congrutulutaons :m : 1n ordt•t for Michela "Kelly" F:iruh, daughtt•r of Irvine Community Theat.er preMdl•nl IA.11s fo'urah. w ho was l'rowned Miss Teen Oran,.:t' County m Hucn:t l'ar~ this week. Kelly, 'Aho ::.ha.h•s her, moth~r ·:. theatl'ical interest. phi) eel lhc 11th: role 10 • 'Cin· derella·· at the i'~ountuin Valle~ (.'om mun1t.) Theater a few seasons a~o. "MURDER IY DEATH" IPGJ "11.ACKllRD" MIL IROOIS "SILENT MOVIE" IPGJ "L "HARRY & W~Llll GO TO HEW YORJr' CPGJ "OISESSIOH" Cl'GJ "SHA WDOW Of THE HA WK" "DRIVI IN" lll'GI "AT THE EARTH'S COIE" lll'GI "MASTER OF THE WOAU>" "GO FOR rr· IPGI "FANTASTIC PLASTIC MACHINE" :SdPI J J FIV1•lQ Bu11110 Bro. .,.v<. Tl'll• 11.lovtt s !:>t>PI 7·'• Ou1ci.,,1~..,, Plui. PPll'I 1, er~ S•PI IO· 12 Jan~·, Cot101 Slue:. Uano .Ad•-• Tlclltt IH~tlfi°"t At All Uftl•enily Sl~H Sl0ttt DINING • COCkT AILS • HO A<iE LIMIT 306 PACIFIC COAST HWY. 536·9600 Hwlti'")tOfl leoch lAcron from Pll'f'I Wll Btm wm run Ksuw lmRINGS.. Bua6ESS MlRlOllH BUEN HECKART l£E l*JNIGOMERY 008 flYLOR smc OAVlS "ST. IVES" IPGI -----GHUM.JOICI" C•i---_, .... 111'11!11 I. " \ f "GUS" CGI '1GRl%ll. Y ADAMS" * • HUNTINGTON ft( .I.CH __ ___;;...;;.... ___ • ttt.t,_TltrtGtOHGl--tU 5'1.f"'-'.....,... ' c .... A NON·srOP HICHa... NERGY fRUOOM fflill ,0 f 0~ ,1•r1. Murder byn ·111 e~ 11'01 IWl\,\\l~'lfll 1\"l'•flllf l'HIWIV• l"•lln11'H' 1,Ut1\illUlt" ""'" \.,.llH \lft i<!l\\1\1\ flr-\\1 \\IHl\llN ) '\\"W\"'\U,,l,i IM IUI •l,~••f Pl~ THE BLACKBIRD ' w11h Ge0<l)O Seg•f HARBOR TWIN .. .., .. ,,. af ••'\O-rv\h wna tOOU• •OJIU f ll' 9' t Ml• 4\• \' tt f!'I ~·· ,u., ""1ffl t\. Kl fi •\In II H edwJ.~~~ e~.IS!.~~.~!~~Ml I \4' , ... ' I Bfl DAILY PILOT Thuri.day Sep1emoe1 2 1976 ' WHAT 15 HIALTH7 Coast Manufacturers ly TIHT •uMT. To Exhibit Products "' ....... Ac:curduu: lo tht• World IJll'allh Or.:.an11.it1011 1h1· crot1n1l11m or IH'.illh '' "lhl' '>t.111• 11( r11mpld1• ph ~'i<"tl mc•n l.d .inti 'IH' I J I " 1• II lu I 11 11 II nl m!'rt'h lht• .ah'<·r11•1· ot ot,l"ll"' .mil 1nt111111I\ () U I I> h .J I Ill <I l' \ . I ' dt'Clr1".1h•d to h1·lt11n1: "'° JI ll Ii ' vu r r t• m t I ' 1 11 Ul'hll'\ l' MO•Jd ht'oJ II h '" i.c•t l nrlh 111 lhl ' tltollrt1l11111 Wt' 'l'l' 111•opt.· tll •~Ir tlh11rnH11·~ 1n 'tl'k1tt'" und trt lll'alth tho"· 111 lH' U ll· j.I U I I\ • I ~II" l' 111 c·hron1e r1.1111. tho,1• . .,, 1111 w1dt•r th•• "'1•,11 h1·r" ,11111 tho~l' let•ltnl( "rnt 111v uf th'° world If "'1• 1.111 help an an\ "'" "'1• ".1m lo lry \'Ol' nil 'Ol H OOl'T<>H (' \' 1'110,1-. lJS "ht•ll \OU 111•1•<1 a dt'h\'1•r\' \\ 1· "tll 1kll\1•r prompt I~ "1lh11ut l'\lt .1 churi:l' •• \ i:r. .. 1l mam 1>copl•· r .. I\ 1111 u' 111r their health 11l'1•1h \\t• lo\l'lc•oml' n·11u1·,h for dt•ll\'l.'r\ 'l't Vtl'I' ,ltld c•h:.ir1;l' ,IC'tounh PUK UDO PHAIMACT JSl ....... 1-4 "'"M•wy ~ le9Cll '42·1 HO ( /IHI Ef'.~ J Tc.·n South Cott~l t-lectron1c mJnufaclun•r und salt's orgnn1zut1ons are amon~ 27 Orangt• Count) lmn:. l teil lu H.-.-1 that" 111 e'<h1b1t products at the 25th annivt>n.arv conference the \\\•stern Electronic show and con "ent1on 111 the Loi. ,:\ngell·~ Con' t'ntlon C.:t>nler Sept. 11·17. Thi!)" arc· CoslJ M P~a A.C Industries~ In<.' . W.D Adam Co . Im· : Cirl'uit AsM•mhly ('orp : Ea!ii Fill' Corp . Master The Or,rn.l!t' l '111.111t \ BU !>IO(':I .. Jilli Profes:.1onal A :-.~ona11on \\Ill mel't ul noon \\'1'il 111• ~ rl :J y tt l t h v S ad llkback 11111 , Santa .\11:1 Spt>akl-r w1ll bt: Ellkr James '1 l'u1 ramon· t."'< l' c ul I\ l' s \' <' r l'l ~· n . Council u( lht' T\\\·h·c. Church of J {'SUS Christ or Lattl'r Oay Saint'\. Specwlt11.•s Company; ('P \•lu .'ipvak Pr1n <.•t•'ton Ga !>e Com pun\. ln l' .. Bob G arland. t'P,\. St:.co:-"' 1td1. Int· and \\Ill speak ~t th1• ~·µt 9 Te1·Qnolo'*' :\I arkellng. meeting of tht· l-'ina11c1a l Inc E't.>CUtl\e-. ln!>t1tuu• Laguna Reach : Chn!>· The meelmg "111 he hold t1ansen Kadio. Inc ~ at 6 p m at thl· Sad Fo u n la 1 n \'a 11 l'y dleback Inn. Santa ,\na Gould, Inc . Burgt.>s& .-t-.1~y Groin .ff~tln9 S~t The Oran1:e County In 't.'i.tment Sall':. and fo~x t•han~e or1tan11~1t 100 \\Ill m\'\'t St-pt. 13 ut 8 JO .J m al the Santa Ana !\loo~t.' Lod ge. 717 South I.yon. Santu Ana. John i\ Ill• 11 u r th 1• Arthur Turn\'r Company "111 :.peak on "'l'ht• Holt• o f t h 1• 1 n v t' ~ t rn e n l RrokeraJ:c 1n Hl•al !::state Today · · ~lnar Slated 'I' h l' S 0 U l h I' r II l'alr~1a Sal('s and ~13rketmg Council's an· nual s cm1nor . "Blueprint '77. · will be held al the Registry llolel. OrJ n~l' Count ~ Airport, K a m -.t pm • Sept tu Re~1sl rations :.ire no\\ being taken for the seminar. accordin)! to £11\ 1s1on a-• Busso ~atman. Inc . the e\•ent's chairman . :"e,\port Beach. has Gordon 0 . Youde. added t.200 squan• fct•l. markeling .~anager for to 1ts present office SlUtl'. Irvine Pac1f1c Develop· . \eu· Look ·rhe L1dn Shores I lotel and ~1 urina. Nl!wport Beach, 1~ 1n tht> final stages of a redecorating pro~ram menl Compun~. Rnulu Told Pur~hase Told Air Ca l if o rnij . Oxoco , Newport LUGGAGE TAGS 1 ;\lewport Be ach. has an· Beach. has announced nounced final re~rnlt:; of an aj(ree m e nt with its call for rt'dem pt ion on r\ug. 10. 1976, of the com-.Bobrat Oil Company, puny's then outsl;rndin~7 Denver. to acquirt.' for percent convertible s ub· cash that company's oil orcijnated debentures due tmd g:is properties for t988: S73.000 principal S2,7SO,OOO The agree- from your business card Send one card for each tag t-one spare We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap. meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theftl For a ment becomes final amount or lhl• debentures when Bobe al furnis hes to were converted into ap 1 proximately 6.900 shares clear title to oil and gas properties. of common stock and the The acquis ilion will balanl'e or the de· add approximate!\• benlures . s3 .JGl.OOO 419.000 barrels of oil to pnnc1pal amount. was Oxoco's pro\•cn reserve!\ rt'deemed personalized tag · Air California ha!> paid and will in.crease pre- en close wallpaper. SJ.538.000 m cash to ef· sent. proven gas re ~ sen es by approximate!} fabric or Day Glo rerl the redcmptwn As a .t96 m1lhon cubic feet. result of the n •dt•mpt1on. papef & we will A 1 r c a 1 1 r o r n 1 a Serrf~e Starts baci< & tnm youM119s-Gt-~•pa l es an t.'~-A nal1onw-id check try two c ards back to back traordmar~ t·hurge of cashmg and withdrawal approximatl'I~· Sl90,000 sen·1ce ror savings ac $2ea.or3/$5 c netoftax 1 a~ainstearn count cust omers of ags ~O-e-'a-..... t-._.d.,....,'K'r\s ht-third quarter Perpetual Savin~s and 6/9 tags $i1.50ea. l'n tnJ.! t'pl 30.19711 Loan Assoc1ut1on has 10 o r more $1.40 ~11arler Eued been announced by tls "C 'u president. Thomas C. ea. 5.:ilt>s T ilX in cluded No Card? flf '""',•!JI ,,. fll ( t;' r••' '''"H'•' N • n '>I t • 1.·• ,, If I l , • 1 1 At 1() 1, . •·,., END CHECKOR MON EYORDERT PILOT PRINTING P. 0 . 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Si..tt oJ C.hl11ttu, County of Orlt"Of Ot•<n~ .. ~ l.Ot tW of Tr.ct J"lfl> "' H r meo ••<t'flf'dtod Ir' -IU NO-•\ .. to SO lllClll\i .. 01 M•\< .. t•-MAO\ on 1 ... 91'•<f OI ttw Cout'lly ll•<orct.r ol W•d <ount•. - n\Otfl O•nto,.~ll y d~\trl~ 4'\ f"JJ, Q\f1\tll''• Or1vf HunttnqlCM'I O...cn C.Mcwnta Tntt r>f"'<•P•t N•~• d -a not~ A• 01 Aulf\l\t tJ 1'1._ ,.., ''0 J04 U P .. vm•nl\ •••a.,. mt)t\t~I• '"'"''" ot '••• t •'" tn tAt11tfut mortfY ""1hr Un;trd St,•ffl\ Of\ CC>f'\l.rm.ah,.., ot \d1f' 10 "' 4~(1f'tl ~iO 10 bl" f\ DO' •tf'd 'Ml"' 8 ·ch o, oft ,., to b. n •f•t•l'W) Ano wWtMt r ·<• ••n '111't •tor .11·'114h ~•t ..,_. t•fTMt •ll•r UW f1ht DUDhcat1 -inUAlf ,.., • .,. and DliffOr'f 0.tt• 04 ~,ltft, 0.1.0 •uovst 11. '"• """' w Ar>elt~on 01 W.ll•IA ~ Alldtrson AltnOWtv• f.,,. l YN~ PETE'RSON SWA NlC G .... •Cl•OllOf Oorotlly Jffll r.ttnon Wl!'Hlll.1 a &NOlllSON ""--' ...... w """'" ... 5'il•'•> ... U Htll .............. ~.CA t0t14 Tth Uti1 U•-t'llt ,.,..,.,_ °'""<:t" ''""' °""" Piiot ""9"•' 111. t i !""1 S.ott"'""': ,.,, J.,, SUPllltOll COUllTOI' THI STATE 01' CALtl'OltNIA ..Olt TMI COUNTY 0' OltANGI N•.A· .. 114 NOTI CE 0' MEA llt NG 0' Pl:TITIQN '011 PllO•ATE OF WILL A N 0 I' 0 II L I T T I II S TISTAMINT~llY ANO FOii AUTMOllllATtON TO AOMINtSTf:ll UNOElt THI tNOI PINOI NT AOMt Nt STltATION 01' tlSTATl'.S ACT (PitO•ATI CODE"' ITHO) E•t•t• ot SIDNEY KELLNER. Ot<N...S NOTICE tS HEllEllY GIVEN 1Nt BEN HOllOWt fl "-' 111.0 ,.,.,.,,. • ~otlllf' tor ~9Nl• •I Witt •"" to' 1\ ~·of UUf'\ Tfl\tam~1•Y to,,... QJl1ttof'ttr •ftd tor Avtttortt•t•on lo ~·"•'ttt the E\tate "'"°"' tfW .,.. tol>ef\dt"t Admlnl\tnnon of E>IAtn 4'<1 t PtOWlt Codt ~·· ti W<ll. ,._ te""'u lo wllo<ll i\ -dt for t....tNr _.tltul••>. -11\at Int 11_...,pl.-:t of NU•nt IN 'Mime llU -Ml tor Sepltm""r lt It?•, •I 10.00 e.m, In tlw <ourtroom ot 0ePot•1,.,..M No 3 ot ~'° coul'\. allOO Civic. Qtnter 0'1vf w..1.1n ,,,.C1tv61 sa"" ... ,. •. (41tllorni~ Ott.CS S.P'•mt>t• 1, tUI& Wt LI.I AM tl. SI JOHN, (<llllllYC:l•rtl MYltON W. CUlltON, tlSO. * Wttl "" "'"' --LM A,...te•, ~tit~• ..... 41-.1..-: ,..trl_r 1'11110~ O•MIO-C<M>l 0.11v Pitot. s.pt-r i. >.•. tH• »•1• Smith lntcrnatwnal. Webster. Inc . Nl'\\ port Ueach. lnformalion on thl' ha~ announced t hat service is ava1labll' al althnugh "all·~. and nl't lh<' Perpetual Savin)!s of 1n1· 11 m ,. r 1• I at 1· d t '' fict.' al 163-1 San Miguel pelrolt•um o pt•rat1011~ Boulevard. !'lil'\\POrl contmu1• to he abrl\c t!l7!> Bench lt·veb. 1l t''PN't:-. total Dalapobit Corp. :-.ale:. and net llll'Ome for the third quarter of 1976 to show no 1 m pro' cmt•nt o,·er the s<·cond quartt·r or 1976 Robt•rl I. Datapoint Corp. has leased t.793 squart.' feet of s pace a t 1440 \'on K arma n i\\'enuc . Ne"' port Beach. for a sales office. according to Elhs Goff. Southwt>st dis· tnct manager. l-1~nne. chairman and r h1ef e'ecull n' officer. said. ··The reason~ ror the le\ t.'hn~ of operations include no ml'reas<' 1n domest1e dHp \Hit lohn S. Grifllth petroleum drilling a:. operators evaluate the proposed mt erst ate gas price increas es, in· t ernat1 onal n,rtroleum dnlhniz ncti\'ily has re· mainrcl s lahlt• ond worldwide minins: acllvi ty continue s to be deprcssC'd llS :1 rt•sull of tow ore pr1ces ·· ~ John S . Griffith & Company, has moved its corporate headquarters from Irvine to 125 Baker Street. Costa Mesa. The company is co-developer with Carter Hawley Hale Properties. lnc .• and M.J. Brock & Sons of the one million-square-fool Glendale Gall eria near· 1nit co mp l e tion in downtown Glendale. Skaggs Com panics. G IC d o.rl lnc . has signed n f1 v£'· en~ra ru e • yl'ar least.' \\Jth fivi:-~cur General Crude Oil option on a 15 .5t1:1 Company, Houston. has ,c;c1uare-foot d1~tr1ct opcnerl an office at 1200 hl.'adquarlt'rS al 2fl:J2 Quai l St . Nl'V. port 011Bridgt' i\ ,., •. In 1nl.' Ueach Traffic Tied? Taxi Triurnplu Nt'wport llarbor 11r«'11 rt'sidents and visitors now have.• a wuy to nvold parking and traffi c con· itestion that plai;:ut's tht• area. particularly during thcsummt•r months The alt«'rnat1ve is a flcrt of open-air 5· pa:i;senger w atc r t uxls. Three of the· forml'r Catnlina Island s hnreboalc; arc now 1n opc•rolion, of f('rln~ three(' ater1toriCS of SC'rviCc OWNER.JIM PORTF.R snit! he plans to expand the operation to six boats serving as taxis. buses and private charters The radio-dispatched Bayhopper will pick up and deliver paiisengeri; anywhere within the Jlarbo11 area. It is now llperating from 10 a.m.·2. a .m. daily with rates determined by distance. The approx· imatc cost for a party of four is S.S. The Barhoppc~ makes a complete tour of bayfront restaurants every hour. It runs Monday through Friday from 5 p.m.·2 a.m . and on weekends from 10 a.m .. 2 a .m . A single fare costs Sl per person with all-day passes available for $2.50 A THIRD SERVICE offers boats available for charter. Porter 's ervice extends to providing a limousine oc... bus to and from the boat. Charter prices are smn .... •eekdays and S35 on weekends. The Newport Harbor water taxi can be calkd at 64-4-4430 or from a boat on VHF channE!l 16. New Firlll Ope_ns Paul Bartle tt has ()Rened a ftew bus iness, Scanvidicon. Costa Mesa. The firm records color videotapes with voice d~criptlons or homeowners' possessions. The recordings are sealed and wit· nessed berore being stored ror e\'idence in case or fire. theft or other lo&S. 'Ru11-flat' Tire Eyed For Trees • I K fl 0 N . 0 h I (I I p l If (;ood) t•ur 'l'trt• und tt ubbt>r COITI!>llllY hll~ Ill\ \\;!.\', lht: 0\'Xt time ~·ou hl•ur th1• "thump thump ' Of II rtut llf\', '(Ill Clln kl'\'ll on dnnn~ for a whit<.• without dnm11~in.: tht• tirl' Tiu• 1·0111 p 1.111y hop•·~ tu sue <.'t'M•fully proclut'l' u "run·flat" tin• a~ :i w:t~ c1f 1'lltnmatlni.: th1' n('l'd for cnrryin.: tt spar\•. 1t ust•i; u n•mforc1•d fil>t.'r ·.:lass dev1c<' m:-.idt• :1 n•i.:ut:ir t1n'. Tiu.' f1b1•r i.:luss 1x>rt11m is u l"ini:t molded in four Sl!Cllon1' lhut arc damped tO tht.' Ct.'lllCI' 0£ ;J wheel Tht> exterior of llw rmi: rides about l\\O mcht'S msidt> the r1• gular tire·~ tread W1th111 c:H·h sct•t1on 1:-. :i bulb that lmrsls undl'r prt-~surc, re- leai.ing u lubricant The lubri· cant' apontes to cool lht.' tread of the rt'AUlar llrt' us the tread pre· :.!>es aAUlll~t tht• road "'hen in· flallon is lo:-t Goodyear said th<• t1rt-permits a driver lo kN~p driving for up lo 50 milt's at !>pN•ds as high us SO miles an hour without damngin~ the lire, dt:~p1ll' its loss of in· nation. Thl' next step is field testing, Good~·car said. hip R~pai r Yard Pla n s to Move Dial·q-111ou.4'e SAN L>1EGO 11\P) -A new i-hip repair yard is plunnt."<i In San D•eJ:o a nd with It head· quurh'rs of tht• Guy Jo'. Atkinson Compan~. wh1eh would move from Portland. Or{'. General Telephone customers can get the new Mickey '.\louse telephone bcginnin~ Sept. 16 ~ot a toy. the phone costs $99.95 plus sales tax Because the phone compam• retains O\\ nership and maintenance responsibility for the rn~ernal ml•dwn1s m :-.. tustomers "ill a lso pay for primary or exte nsion l)Cl'\'ICC. The s hell of the phone. will not be ~old "1thout its \\Orking parts. General says. Rob\•rt K l\o} d, !lcnior \'ice president. said the mon• \\Ou Id Ix· made if the repair yard approved Tuesday by San Diego port com- miss__ioners 1s bu1 ll. NEW YOll>c tAP • C••w (o l' ~.,vh•:~~~~"t~'•'' ~~~~' f ~d •Of"MI ~-..ur+t••'-0-,nty M ~.-1~~~~~n a!~:' ~!: ?~" ln\Ut ~,.,,,,. A. tndu\l 0 t'lt tt1 ••.•I ,1.-. i.. ~ lO• t,, AFA Pr~ fl () lttb lti'j AID Int f ,. 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Que.stion: Who Owns the Store?: By MlLTON MOSKOWITZ Who ownj Amer'll·an b11'lness• Thal quc'1fon :S('Cms incre1011m1ly d1rflcult to .m~wur, even by lhe top offkt'rs of a corporation. When Ruwlclgh Wumer. <'hairman of Mobil Oil, was uskcd,_ut this y.oar's onnual meeting to identify the largest sto(·kholders m the company. ho hod to i1dm1t he couldn't dolt On.t• rl'UliO fl ownership has become a shadowy Mtalr Is thlll large chunks of stock • are now held by such in- stitutions as insurance Money Tree companies. pension fllnds. bunk trust departments und In vestment comp"an1es. Who. for example. 1:. thl' n·ol O\lo ncr or the 1 6 m1lhon shart'S of Citicorp block held In the portfolio or the Continental Corp.·: Thosl.' shares. worlh more than $50 million. were accumulated with premium dollars r eceived from policyholders m more th:.an a dou'n.insurance com· panaes O'.\ned by Conllnffital Among the:.e companies are Continental Insurance. Bucke~ c Union lnsur:.a nce, Eqwta· ble Fire Insurance. Kan:.us City Fire and Manne Insurance, National-Ben Franklin Lare Insurance and Boston Old Colony lnsuranre AT THE END OF last ye:ir on1· M thl.' largest blocks of R H J\ta<'y stock was to be found at the trust department of the Bank of America, which held 435,000 sha res That block represented 4 s percent or all the outstanding shares or the- departmenl store operator Who 1s the real owner of those Macy shares, the Bank or Amen ca or the clients who have entrusted their funds to th!! bunk's trust department" The National Coancil or Churcht•::. <NCC>. which has • been pressing corporations on various !>Ocaal bsucs. went to great pains recently to determine the m aJor stockholders m Gulf & Western \G&W). an ambidextrous conglomeralc '.\llh arms rn mollon pictures <Paramounu, tobacco-: !Consolidated Cigar ). apparel (Ka)•ser-Hoth), zinc <New Jersey Zmc ). sugar <South Puerto Rico Su1tar>. finance <Associates Im cstment} and a s lew of other mdu~tracs. NCC, THE HOLDER OF 100 shar~i>-or G&W common. l'Xercised a little-known shareholder's right to inspect the compnny·s last of stockholders. There they !ta • who owned "hat. However. urmcd c\'en with this anformJtaon. the church group had a tougb time gelling a clear picture of the control pattern A maJor d1Cfaculty is locating the voting power Ncurly 1 percent of the G&W sharl.'s were tr:.al·cd to the nation·~ lurgest stockbJJ>ker. Mernll Lynch. Pierce. Fenner & Sm1tb. Two large New York City bank:. -Bnnker)i Trust and Manufacturers llanover Trust -e:.arh ht'ld more than 3 -~r£.~nt . ...P.!!U1":.~~0C.<:s>.u.Jtl Ml fJ.nd QI.Lt who voled those :.narcs Tht• NCC did find out lhat Lhe 15 large.,t voters of r.&w· • stock held 31 7 percent of the shares The five top holders 1ri this group· I -CHARLES G. HLUllDORN. the founder <Jnd chairman of G&W He controls 6 7 percent 6f the votes 2 -· Dreyfus Fund. one of our largest mutual funds. h ·: had n block a mounlm!} lo 4 6 fll'rccnt of lhe total. 3 --Amc11can Fin:.ancwl Corp . whose i.1x ans urunce subsidaancs held 3.8 pcrccul of lhc G& w stock . .i 'the Wmd:;or Fund. ii mutual fund. w1lh 2.6 percent of the stock 5 -CHESTER If. ROTH, whose 2 3 per cent slice came from has sale of Kayser-Roth stock lo Gulf & Western So. even with these details. 1t 's not :in easy matkr lo say who owns Gulf & Western The Dreyfus Fund and the Windsor Fund are l\l.O or lhc major stockholders. nut mutual funds turn overthetr portfolios rapidly. By th1!t tam · they may not hold any G&W stock This same pattern obtains loday an many of our largest <'Orporal1ons. The effect 1s to leave control or the cor· parataon in the hands of the management officer:., whether they are I a rge stockholders or not. Gulf & Weste rn 1s run by Charles Oluhdorn. who own), Jess lhan 10 percent of the stock. Other la rge corpor:.a tions are run by exe<:ut1\'eS whose holdings arc even smaller than Bluhdorn 's.. Who owns the store as a moot c~ucstaon Wages Increase WASHINGTON CAP > -Wages increased an average or 1.7 percent :across lhe nation from April ChrouAh June, lhl• governme nt says That was a d rop from lhe 1.9 percent wage increase m the year's first quarter. the Labor Department said. ITS WAGE INDEX FOR lhe second quarter showed: -Pay for professional and technical workers rose 1 1 percent. after a 1 '1 percent increase an the first quarter. -Pay for l'll'rical workers increascd 1 3 percent, after ,, 2.2 per cent cli m h in the first quarter -PAY FOR T RANSPORT <'fllll pml'nl worker'! jumped 4.5 percent, pnmurily 1lue to a new contr.ict for Tcamsteri. Union members.. Tlu!lr pay bud mcn ?a!tcd I.:! percent dunn11 the previous quarter . -Pay for service and munngcriul occupations wt•nl up 3.3 and 2.1 percr"l respcctavt>ly. Department offictals compare the mdcx, publhah<'d for the rarsl time In June, to th(' w1<h'ly mrnd <'onsum<'r price in- dex thnt refl ects chan~lng pritcs Tim w11~c lndc•x will he expanded next Yl'ar to reflect frlni-:c benefits nnd will be published monthly instead of quarterly. ON AN INDUSTRY BASIS, puy r:1ks for wMk('rs In monutacturlng dtrlln('tl for Uw s~cond consecutive quurt •r to 1.5 percent. Pay for c mployes in lrudc anti services advanced J.!) percent. lhe same as in lhc first quarter. The bii;gest industry pay gains were reported in construction. 3.1 percent, and in transportation nnd ti lilies, 2.8 percent. Amon~ re~ions of the country. waie rate gains con- tinued to be higher In lhe We~l. despite a i.lowan~ of the rnte of lncreose from 3.3 percent an the rlrst quarter to 2.3 per- cent In the second. The rate of increase was also down In the South to 1.3 percent from 2.4 percent. In the Northcust. p11y increases rose 1.4 percent, up from nine-tenths of l percent durng tho year's rirst three monlhs. Tht Index does not measure pay level 1n dollars. The de- partment includes average hourly wogc figures m its monthly report on tmployment stallsUci1. Pact Announced Rossmoor Corp .• Laguna Hills, has concluded a long. ter m agreement W'tUI the Washington Suburbon Sanitary· M Commission for the operation and muinlenancc or tho $3.6 miJlion private water reclamation facility lo serve the com· pany's Leisur e World adult community In Silver Spring, Md. • WSSC wilJ operate and ma1nwln the faciUly wilhoul m•terial charge to RO&Smoor. .... I I. 4 Big Days of Savlngs-lhurs~th~u Sun. Sept. 2~3-4-5 · I ·-·-· • • • -• ·z~·a •• cK _ ~ · PR••1Lis uMBR~LLER .... - 308RICKS COVERS UP TO 6 SQ. FEET s322 TWIN PAK 90Z. STROLLER .5 1588 HEATH BARS 1 oz. (Cool Nouqat) • l OZ. PACKAGE MAKES • OHE (;)UART • • • • STORAGE CHESTS 99c . "THE HOT FOOT" WOOD SKATEBOARD $697 K-MART BAG DIAPERS DRIPLESS LATEX CEILING PAINT HOUSE PLANTS 60CT. CROCKETY . KEI ILE s9"· ONE GALLON "IN OUR GRILL" · ''DELUXE CHEESE BURGER PLATE'' GIRLS STRETCH ELEORIC ALARM CLOCKS sr : MENS KNEE-HI'S c~~=~=~y ~1~ 2/5100 : : . c~~' $ 666 WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM • • • • 1l~ •n . WASH 97c THE GREEN MACHINE STICK SHIFT. LOW SLUNG FOR ST AllLITY ~~-z-r-z-.-r-ll....-r"I~·~~____,~~~ , . ~ CHOPPED Y2'' PVC PIPE HAM · FLATIOTTOM Set.cl A I 0 Ft. L.gthl LUNCH BAGS SANDWICH IOOP ....... 29c , .. 10' 4/5100 r44c . L ..... COSTA MESA STORE O•L Y 2200 HARBOR BLVD. I' • Fans Gobble· Up Lottery Tiekets DOVER, Del. <APJ "The response is unbelievable . people have been walung for this," exclaimed Wilmington dru1 store owner Charleg J . O'Connor as he began dis· tribution of Delaware's con. troverstal lottery tickets tied to National Footbull gam'e re· suit~. Slate officials weren't able to · estimate how many ol the two million tickets prepared ror two games, .. Touchdown" and "Scoreboard." were distribut- ed Wednesday, the kickoff day tor the new lottery 1amf'S and say it will be some Ume before first-week sales figures can be estimated. _ But O'Connor said he dis· tribuled between 500 and 000 tickets within the first three hours of business Wednesday. and spot checks with aeveral other 11ents generally showed similar brisk business. St.ate Lottery Director Peter M. Simmons said he expected most players to take tickets home over the weekend and watch preseason games and s tudy the situation before · marking their choices and placing bets or $1 to $10 on the games. The first tickets are for the weekend or Sept. 12 when the NFL season begins. It appeared certain tbat in ad d ition to arm chair quarterbacks with an interest in wagering, others would be closely watchin6t the p~sress of the first attempt at a state· run sports belling lottery and a federal court case between the stale and the NFL over the pro- priety of ocrering such &am~. -COnnors Is No Different: Soloinon . Defe ate d ; Lutz W ins I'm a -· ~ouse, ---L ike It 6'0REST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) - Don't start banging any "nice guy" lags on Jimmy Connors. He resents it ··1·m still nasty on the tennis court. You said I was a louse so I am a louse -and I like it." says the stormy petrel, the 1nen's singles £avorite at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships which en· lered its second day today. The scraoov. S·fool-10 former Wimbledon and U.S. champion was the picture of propriety as he swept through his openJng round match Wednesday, beutlng 36· year·old Bob Hewitt of South Africa 6·3. 6·3. "Is it true, as your former manager Bill Riordan says, that you're getting soft?" he was -a:!ked. -Hu your game actually lost its fire because of efforts to adopt a good guy image?" Connors bristled as if he had been hit across the e)'es "1th a telephone pole. "I have changed off the court. I haven't changed a bat on the Lost Bid Irks Halos ound Ace court." he said. "If I blow a shot. I can't be like Arthur Ashe and s how no emotion. I've got to talk lo myself. J.'ve got tQ do things that get me up for the match. "lf that offends people. I am sorry. You guys said I was a louse when I was 15. I didn't think I de· served it then. But I got to like it. The fa ns like it. It draws customers. "I am myself. .. · In the past , Connors and his closest friend on the tour, llie Nastase. have been the Peck's Bad Boy Twins of the tennis circuit. Connors always bas effected a tough. 'insolent image. He has bounced around the court, his s houlders hunched, his jaw square<f:'"tilow1ng<>nliisfiands1ike a fighter readying a knockout punch. He has carried on a lingering reud with the tennis brass. fans and the press. For a long time, he wasn't on speaking terms with most of llas fellow pros, ducking their tournaments and hauling FOREST HILLS, N.Y. _Jim· them inlocourt. Some' people blamed lus antics my Connors defeat ed South on Riordan, who found a gate al· Africa's Bob Hewitt 6-3, 6-3 and traction in building Connors up as Billy Martin upset Harold a villain. Others claimed they Solomon 7-5. 6-4 Wednesday as lt r t b e U . S . 0 p e n T e n n i s were the resu o association with cbampionsbips got wxSer way at Nastase. the fiery Romanian. the West Side Tennis Club. Connors has admitted he was misguided in some areas but now ln other action Bob Lutz of San :..in • Clemente beat Pat DuPre 6-4, 6·2 u~ists that behavioral patterns and llie Nastase won by default. have bad nothing to do with the The Solomon· Martin match coollngoffofhis lennisgame. provided the day's major sur-"Nobody will ever dominate tennls the way l did in 1974," Con-prise as the 19·year-0ld Pal9s non; said, recalling his victori\?s Verdes star won his biggest at Wimbledon and Forest Hills victory ever. d h. b' he j _llmroarJt.• '" ltl• U !> Open lwnno\ an IS two ag money mate s n <IWl'"lli-n•PoSW•d,,.•do · Motn'u1nv1e• Las Vegas. ""u ,._ "But it's different today, with J om"'• Connor•, a.11 •• 111r. 111 t>e•• Bot> Hewlll, Soull• Atrlu, .. 1. •·l Gt,.. Ml .. •. Mtn clay the d ominant s urface. ,.,_N J 1>u1Pao101Mrt<>lut<•ll•I••• .. • _..,. bod f h'"'I ~~-"'C»<ocud..,__~l,,-U.olv~-"~ iuona. LVery Y S a C W enget Oh Aus1,,1lla, •4, ...0 Vilas C<tr\llAlll'-l(lf'Q\ Point. clay. Players who once said they H.v .• 1>e•• 8•1KeMan..,.., Lo•••••.••·•' couldn't play on clay have ze•11<0Fr•itotov1<,Yll9M'••••.-1ee•u•Pr• IOll•. 0\114. I ... •·I JoM Ale-<. A\l\lr•h•, become good on clay. And there ..... 1 e11St ... -"'-· 11t•t .. r1. ..... , A.,. .... are all those new guys coming in. "",,...,, 1.-ou1 -.. ,,, .. ,, T-. ""•' M••• Este p, O•llO. •·i. • • l •rry C.Otllrotd. "I am no longer a 9-6 bet. I am a u11C10r11111 Ft• t>Ht coh" °'"'-•· ••"''"""· '•· LOili shot. Anybody can win tllis • > " tournament " ~~'°; s~:;··F:':;:~:~,~~~~ tJo•t Tom '"'"'"O•\, 0•11on •l 1 •.I , -l.ta. S.ft C .. nwttte. be•\ Pttl ~Pt~\. AN\t\IOf\ At" ..., • 1 J•n ll-s. Cu <_•_,. bril p..., o.-m • .,.,, '"" • 1 • 1 '°""' Yuill. c.;ou1h A.tt1<• 1> .,, SttV"" l~"'f New YOf"ti. • I • 1 "/11n W1~t 11.o;, Nor1ft Mt .. rnt Ek'•<h bo•I ..,,..,,._ Sl~rt BA110w0\. T,. ,.., • '· 1·\ .Aon C..\•. AU>tlr•HA t>.Nt lllft Quirtry LOO>.out Mo..,.t.1n. h..n . 1• •I I ~ Adro- -11•, ll•IY t>utOvelHnQ\lor\,~.•1 a ~$nl Mt-oon. I "dt•. l>Hl Johll 8.,t•tllO. Au\lr•t1•. • l • 1 Gu•"''mo Vil•\. ArQtf\hn..t, Wt QAlid S.C.Mtld" '\«M"b ... I( •• i •• i••~ Dobb\, Nodn Mo-• BU(" -· c ....... P•-•11, Pu"'to AotO, • l • 1 T t"1mUt•\ K•I"'""· Sovtet Un•on. tw•t M.Hlit. Thursday. September 2. 1976 DAIL y PILOT ('I c::> , --=a c::::a u -~ =::I aa ---. .. ....... CID ----c::» tT.LW9 -5, -$' --~ ----10-- ' Frank Tanana didn't know Edmono\On, Au\tr•ll• I \, I• .C.tflH JontWt\1'0n S~·n. Oit•t Ano, ... P tltf11"1'f', RhC>Of''-i• • t. ~ •• I>) ~off Master\. Au\trAhct. bNt O•t" ,,._,,.1y. -u"tt•tt•. t • • 1 6•"• PMthrt' Moort. Austr•h•, t>e•t Tony (i;1MfYTlAIY•, Houiton. • l .. 1 USC t .,ootball ,. r l whether to laugh or cry so he chose the obvious route. lie laughed. Tanana patched :.a s1x·h1ttcr a.gains! th£ vis iting Detroit. Tigers for has .15th victory Wed· ~day night. That pleased l~e .... CalHornia left-hander. But he lost his bid for a shutout in the nifllh inning on a double by /\119..-I• S lace AllO."'tt.,.llM,.ClltOI ~· Odto.I •"O tt C••·• ''""•"' ~t • .JO.it.l~d •t C•hforn1• ~t S(Mkt eno •I C•••t ,,n, • r t"te n I )\pm •I l\1>"' Mkkey Stanlt>y and a single by Willie Horton That displeased him. ··Damn." Tanana said. "If I'd been pitching properly I'd have a string of 40 scoreless inrungs. But I have no squawks about the way I've been pitching. Now that I'm off 14 victories maybe they'll come In bunches." Tanana, who hurled 13 score- less 1nnings against the New York Yankees in llis last start. had his string snapped at 22 when the Tigers scored in the ninth an· ning Wednesday night their only run in a 4·1 losstoTnnona. Tanana 1s now l~-9 and the complete game wns his. 20th, a figure which 1s lops in the major leagues. St.ante)" led off the Tigers· mnlh with a drive to len that Dave Collins flagged down near the fence. But his momentum cor· ried him into the fence and jarred Lhe ball loose. Collins trapped tht> ball against the fence but um pare Rich Garcia saw It and Stanley hod a double. One out later. llorton sanglro and the-Tigers had a run. ''l'll bet I've lost five or six shutouts an the Inst Inning." said Tanana. "Maybe I'll never get another one. Damn." The victory enabled the Angels to complete a t1weep of the lhre · game series and gave him a four· game wlnnlnK streak. matching lhelr longest of the year. OITllOIT CAlll'OltNIA at r~lll .. ,~Ill tel'lor•d MS11111a.,11> ~l<Nltrl HOrtondt\ 4 Jofln\On If WOOf'll\I\( w._rn P C.m •tt> /Hflllo ... \1)0 O~<hP ~n'• f 0 0 O (.ollln\ II • I J I • I I 0 l"ll'l'IY )I> 1 I I 0 • 0 0 0 0..llo H l 0 I 0 • 0 I I T O<I••~"" ) 0 1 I • 0 0 0 llo<ltlPdll I 0 0 0 ) 0 I 0 Mll\OI\ Jll ) 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 Sool••l• 11> ) 0 I 1 J 0 t O ll forrtHI ) t 0 0 J OIO ~~ ....... ~ Jt Ot o o o o "'1c;.,trr9ron > 1 > o 0 0 I 0 El<-rr••H l I t 0 T_,,. O 0 t 0 0 Toi .. , J1 t 6 I TOC•I\ lO f 10 f OtlrOlt 000 000 001 I "'"'ilorllo. 00. 000 000 .. £ IA Flon OP -Oetroll J, Gtl•IOl'ftt• I LOii Q lllotnl• • 111 "'I St..,lev, Ct~rff\o SI' s.i. ... 0 ttollerh tl 11 U I IA"'-rt~ T•--.IW.IS-•• l -1 .. A 101>0 I .. " "£It •• M> j 6 • f I l l 0 0 0 & • 1 I 0 I Dodgers r 1ay ,Pair MONTREAL (AP) -Wectnes· day night's National Letlue baseball game between the Los An1eJes Dod1en and Montreal ~ was postponed because of rain. The rainout was to be made up today as part or a twinight doubleheader , be&1Mlng at 2. lt'll be aired on KABC radio -\ <790). ,_ JIMMY OONNOR8, STILL A BAD BOY. Daveriport Coasts Stones Wins; Williams Upset COLOGNE. West Germany -Americans Dwight Stones again beat his conqueror al Montreal and Willie Davenport avenged his Olympic loss to Fr-ance's Guy Drut. Steve Wiiliams, however. lost twice in the sprints here at an all-star track and field meet, settlin~ ror second place finishes In the 100 and 200•meler dashes to West Germans. Other American stars -dJscus thrower Mac Wit.kins, and Jan Merrill in lbe women's 1.500 meters -were easy winners. Stones, who settled ror third.in lbe Otymplcs ln the high jump, lea~ 7-534 lo better Poland's Jacek Wiota, the gold medal winner at Montttal. by about four inches. Stones tried 7.7:1.,, but toppled the bar in each of three tries. Davenport took the 110-meter hurdles in 13.48, inching ahead during the final three barriers lo beat Drut. who clocked 13.&4. Wilkins was the easiest winner for tile U.S., hurling the pl ate 222·2, while American teammate John Powell was second at 217-8. WUUams. making his only European appearance after failing to make the trip lo. Montreal due to an injury. was overtaken by West Germans in the final strides of both races. Merrill won the women's 1.500 in 4: ~.8. Dieter Steinmann won the 100 In 10.57, wtlile Williams clocked a 10.58. Karl·Heim Weissenseel was third, but roared back to win &he 200 ill 20.84. !'llllam'!_ wassecon in 20.87. Olympic champion Jdbn Walker of New Zealand won the 1,500 in 3:34.5, with Mike Durkin of the U.S. third at 3:36.9. American Ame Robinson lost in the long jump. finishing third with a 25-6~. Other Amtritans to finish high included Jim Bolding in the 400·meter hurdles (second with a 49.10) and Ric:k Wohlhuter, who wu second In the 800 with a 1 :44.4. Bolding lost to Britain's Alan Pascoe C48.93) and lvo van Dammeof Belgium turned al:44.l lo bef.t Woblhuter. Jt.ay Moor• South AJn<• «>•t WD1trt. r 1b;1t. Po1ancs. I ~. • 1. • 2 Ooek Stockton. 0.11•• 11<·•1 By,.Of' &ett•f"n~ Co•omoi• •• ).. t M.lf1Y Alt \Wf'I An"W!ha l\lt11\d, fl_, tNt•I Miil,. MdCMlht. P~tflt PaO\.MJf"\, ...... • •• l H1mry Bvn•t. C1nc1nrutli bHI Eric Fr>edler. Ev.n•lon, lh .• 7. j '·' • Robinson Seeks J••ro V•••~co. 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Romante bN\O\nv P•""" Ne• Z.•l•NI. <Hio~ll Donahue: W e'r e Not As' Good By ED BURGART Of I ... D•llf P'llot ltMI Don't look ror running back W'endell Tyler to fumble as often this year for UC LA's Bruins.· Tvler. who is bein~ louted for Heisman Trophy honors. gained 1,388 yards last year t>ut a1so e arned the r e putation as a fumbler in the Bruins' veer of· fense. ··we had a hand strength pro- g r a m a11d Tyler was the weakest of our backs," UCLA's new head football coach Terry Donahue told a UCLA boosters club at a breakfut In Garden Grove this morning. "So, we put Wendell on a weight pro- gram for his hands. "When he came back thls rail , he im proved his hand LOS ANGELES <AP) -John Robinson. the University or Southe rn California's new football coach, says he hopes lo alter the Trojans' image. It's not that he doesn't like the old image -a team traditionally featuring great running backs - but that he wants to add to it. "I remember watching a freshman back. a young man who's going to be a great one. walk in here and just st.are al the Heisman trophies," Robinson said Wednesday. "I know he was saying, 'Hey, that's going to be me.•·• Robinson wouldn't mind hav· ing a Heisman-winning tailback, of course. but. he pictures his future Trojans teams as maybe having a Heis man-winping quarterback. "A lot of great runners have chosen to come to USC because Utey waot.cd-10 play_lajlbackJor the Trojans," Robinson said. "Well. sometime we'd like lo have quarterbacks feel the same way. "I think the great teams always have both great runners and passers," Robinson said. "Like the Trojans in 1972 with Mike Rae at quarterback. They had a great running attack, and Rae gave them a passing attack lo go along with it. And Pal Haden and Anthony Davis did the same thing two years ago." Although Robinson eventually hopes to have a strong balance in his offense. he says he's not rorgetUng Ricky Bell. "I'm not strength 50 percent in one hand TV p a'nd 35 percent in another. And roa ram so rar. he has handled the ball e better In practice.'' Hig.hlighls Donahue ex pressed satisfaction at the way his Bruins have been working In preparation ror their season Controver sies opener agalnst ArilOlla State a week from tonlgJit. T011l11tt '• ~ltedale "We're not as good as we 8 p . m . ( 5 O ) -T H E were a year ago,'' said !OLY•PIAD -The Big Ones Donahue. "but we'll be more That Got. Away, focusing on a11ressive this year. We have 1.reat Olympic moments when great quickness." certain success was inexplicably Last year. the Bruins com-loll. Included are films or Lance piled a 9-2·1 record and defeat-Larson's loss in the 100-meter ed Ohio Stale ln the ROie Bowl. free.tyle in the 1980 Games in. "A 7ur ago. we had enou&h Rome when he ap~ared lo win depth at most positions to sub: but Jud1es took the decision away sUtute frequently,'' said the from him. Also included is the 32-year-old Donahue. ·'Last 1972 RuHian basketball victory year, we could play the of-·over the United States in Munic.b. fensive line one quarter and br· t p.m. (13) -80.DNG raOM ing in another group the next 111E OLYMPIC -Ruben Vas- one. But we can't do that tbil que1 va. Abel Cordoba In a dumb." Robinson smd. "I know what the No I weapon on this team Is No. 42." Bell. the TroJans' No. 42, was the main!>t.ay or the USC offen!ie last season when he averaged 32 carries a game and won the national collcgautc rushing tarle A bonaridc lleas man Trophy candidate this season, the senior running back from Houston gained 1,875 yards last fall. 169 more than O.J . Simpson during his best year at USC. Bell 's total is also the second best in NCAA history, just six yards off the re· cord set by Ed Marinaro. Robi nson, however, said he'd like the Trojans to rely a little less on Bell offensively this season, and added that h1· thought il would help Bell, too. "I hope we get lo the point when· other teams can't gang up on Ricky," Robinson said. ..The USC co_ach hopes to avoid such s ingle-minded defense by throwing the ball. but the Tro· jans' passing has a long way to f(o lo be equal Lo their rushing game. Vince Evans. the starting quarterback, completed JUSt 31 percent or his passes in 1975. although he 111 considered one of the best runnanl( quarterbacks ever for the Trojans. Junior Rob Hertel , Evans' backup. ls considered the better passer. Hertel completed 47 per- cent of his passes for the Trojans last fall before he 11uffered 11 broken leg in the sixth game of the season. Robinson sa Id he ha11, however. seen Improvement In USC's pass- ing this fo ll "I think we've im- proved," he said, "made great strides in our passing l(a mes. llul passing wilt still he a question mark. for us this season.'· --~~..M:llldllil.il.1Aima&114JalLKWli&tal.........i... Not as big or physical on the bout. line as a year ago, Donahue t :IO p.m . (22 ) -WOllEN'S sald, "we'll run basicall1 lbe Pa OFESSIONAL GOLF. same orrenae as we did a year 11:30 p.m . (2) -U.S. OPEN ago, but we hope to throw more TENNIS HIGHLIGHTS -A often. We'll have to ,because our summary or the day's com· CJl!enslvelineia not ~ pb,yalcaJ : • • petition at For~epmis .. NY. ADOLPH RUPP. 75 TODAY. E..u Qf K,9ntucky ~ --J. t --=--=-- A OAILYPILOT Thu~sdlY Seotember 2. 1976 Offe n se Y oung Tri tons t Quick El Toro Str~ss lnexperief!Ced De fe n se Multi-talented FV By ED ll URGART °'.,.. 0.11, .,. .. , si.11 The E l Toro lllgh Chargers only have two returnin g starters from a 1-8 foottiall team, but they should make up for inexperience with speed ~quickness. ead football coach JI c Moore has some of t speed and quickness he skilled positions ceiver and qua r terback . And coincidentally. these are the positions at wh1t'h El Toro has expenence on ofrense. Junior Bob Charles <S..10, 155) 1s a retummg ~tarter at s plit end and lould be one oft he best 1n a e league. A good all- 1->und athlete, Charles wa s a l l -l eague 1n basketball as J ~phomore and was the 1 recipient of a touchdown pass last year. And junior Steve Key (5·9, 155) s tar ted the fi na l s ix ga mes at quarterbaek last season. He com pleted 22 of 75 passes for 309 yards. But a t ransfer from New Jersey. 6·0, 185-pound 1-_ _.,jc=u.:.:n.:..:ior Mike Sentak. 1s pus Ing ey ."M oore says Sentak throws the baJI well. The Chargers arc very inexperienced at running back . Only Bill Fairbrother. a 5-9, 185· pound senior, saw varsi- t y action I ast season. tushing for SJ ya~ds on 20 carries. He also started as.a linebacker. F airbrother is con- tend ing for a fullback "I don't think you can position along with have a sound rootball 1 sophomore Andy Dick program without having <5·10, 165) and Junior agood defense ."says AI· • Rich Davidson <5-10, lie Schaff, head foOc.ball ~ 160). coach at San Clemente J un1or Hector Avell;:1 High. • (5·9, 155). a 10.4 sprinter And because he holds in track , I~ the top that philos ophy. Sun tollbaek eundldate. Clemente !iguresto have' Fairbrother may see ooe or the more sound aetlon here, too. football programs in th Three juniors are con· Orange Coast area this lending at tight end. led fall. by Pete Changala (S..10. Seven defender!; who "' 165 ) and Art Gourdine s~rted in the Tritons' (,6 • o. 1 7 O >. Bru ce seeond round playoff Divendorff t6·0, 175) is game in 1975 return, and '.., another eand1date. their presence should Pushing Charles at re· spell problems for South ee1ver are bro the r Coast. League football Robert !5· 10. 150. soph. J, foes. junior George Jacobo Aided by the likes or (5·9. 160) and senior 240-pound middle guard Mark0onohoo(5·9,160). Gordon Calver t a nd Two of El Toro's top 2QS.pound tackle Allen fi\'e tackle candidates Streeter. -the Tritons weigh over 200 poundS. compiled a 10·1 record They are sophomore last season Dale Mitehell <5-10, 220) Schaff won't predict a and Fernando Jaeobo repeat of ltfal record, (5·10. 210). Others a re saying, "we are a Little seniors Jim Mc Fadden green in the defensive (6·4, 180) and Kevin Han· back spots but we are naway (6·1, 180) a nd strong inthe line." junior Art Langlois l6-l. Neither Calvert nor 185). St reeter earned all· Mike Henthorn 15·10. league honors as juniors, 175> is a senior returning butSchaff ishighonbolh. letterman at _g uard _and '.!.W-e--felt-that .Streeter sta ~ ed on aelense. wasthebcsllackleinthe Senior Joh~ Peterson league last year. He has <6·1 .. 170). also on th~ good quickness." says va_rs1ty last' season, is Sctiarr. o.11, ...... -•• ano the r contender. Mike Kruthers(6·2, Juniors Steven P1o~s 1981 and Mike Hackett C6·0 . 18~ l and Craig (S..11, 180 >. defensive end Straushe1m <5·10. 1751 starters in the playoff are ulso battling for games. return and the FOUNTAIN VALLEY FULLBACK MIKE MUSSO. starti~g spots. only major 1oss here is F D I M Senior Ma.rk, You_ng All-Orange County Or e Or 15-9, 165) and Junior Dirk choice Ron Wade. Her man <5:9. l70) are Linebackers are center cand1dates another asset. Pondo Solid at Receiver By ROGER CARLSON OllMD"'' P'ilfl Sl•H A year aao wheo con- tacted by the Daily Pilot. Fountain Valley lliah footba ll coath Bruce Pick!ord agreed the 1975 season was going to be one or the better ones !n FVhJstory . But In the sa me breath he added, "But wall until next year." Next year is now and Pickford asn 'l changing ari.v tunes. Although the overall turnout of 55 is less than at a ny other tim e in Pickford's 11· year reign at Fountain Valley. a II the ingre· dients for a super season • appearready. In o n e example Pickford describes hls receivers : ... I've never had a team with lt\is much skill T hree of the best receiver's I've ever coached are hert' ... all on the sam e team . And there a rc three others right behind them . Also vylnf\ for n :start· ing berth. ot the other tackle arc rt'turning lel termen M lke Seymour (6-4. 207 sr.) and Tom Stalllnfs (6·2, 190 sr. >. plus A Koenig (6·3. 205 jr) a nd Agoura lligh transfer Dan lllcdsor (6·1, 180sr.). O th er ~uard eandidates include Don Bohay (5·8 , 175 sr.). l,.arry Budgen (5· 10. l75 jr.) and Rick Sims (~·9, 165 sr. ). Brian Caldwell (6·4. 190 jr.) backs up Bienek at center. Depth in the backfield is provided by quarte r back s Doug Thompson C6·2. 150 jr. ), Ron Padilla (5·8, 155 jr.) and Tom Shaw (S-8, 160 jr. ), Padilla ~and Rob Weaver (5·9. 165 sr.) at tailback a nd Brad Wood <5·10, 190 jr. l. Mike Fanago (5·10. 165 jr.) and Bill Nicholson (5·9, 168jr. l at fullback. Stan Shibata t5·9, lSS Jr.) 1s billed tor altematl.' dut)' at nank('r or split end und Jeff Mason (5-10, 170 ar .) Is another de f.th fact or behind llo mes ot flanker. At tight 4.'nd behind lloxold Is Bob Stanton (5-11, 170jr.) while t'rtun Burnam (6·0. 160 sr.) and iunlon Jim Maxhum and Mike Empting ore al s plit end be h ind Margerum. All of w hlth gtves Fountain Valley an ex- treme ly bala nced at· lat'k-much like the one which was so impressive in t h e C lF playoCfs against Long Beach Po- ly, Areadia and St. Paul oC Santa Fe Springs. The Barons continue two-a -day drills in pre· paration for their first outside wa rfa r e -a scrimmage with Santa Ana Valley at Hunt· mgton Beach High Sept. 11 at•7 p.m . In describing Willie Gitte n s. the junior tailback wh o scor ed eieht touchdowns and avf\l'a_ged 5.3 yard<! per. crack in the Barons' last fou r ,ga m es o f '75, Pickford says be .... s ade· Soph Backs Lead Untested Marina quate. Most of the pre-season Pickford's main con-tatk in the Sunset. League cem Is the inability lc1 is eente r ing around two-platoon and in filling F o u n l a i n V a 11 e Y. the vacancy left by mid· Westminster a nd Edison die euard Kevin Pat· or Huntington Beach. but terson. the somewhat unknown At the skilled spots Ma rina High Vikings P ic k ford h a s Gary <Huntin gton Beaeh l Coleman l5·9, 165 sr.l at eould surprise some qua rterb ack, Gitte ns league foes. t'andidate according to Andy Donegan. offensive backfield coach. Other t ackle prospects arc junior Kent Tucker t6·3. 185) a nd senior Shawn Mehaffey (6·1. 205..l who could start at either tackle or guard. positions al which he played extensively on last season's var sity. Race Roun3up Vleisides (6·1, 205 ), a two-tim.e.. all· league choice, will probablyl>c a s tarte r . although Schaff may concentrate with him more al ft,1tlback. Randy Adams 15·9, 175 ) and Jim Kinsey Racing Entries (S..9. 160 jr .) at tailback, Although · they only Mike Musso {5·1.0. 205 have. Dne.. re1urning or- s r .) al fullba ck, re · fensive s tarter in tight celve ra Ken Marge.rum end Chris Kilgore. the (6--0, 185 sr.). Bo Boxold Vikings could have the F••F"~y ~i .. 1Go11.t.a1u.1 "' (6-3, 20S sr.) and Tim best combin ation of run-F"'"" 11~~~ ~·:~;:..gs. 1 .... ,. ~::;1,~:,::,r',~7e~~;;e11 ::; Holmes (6-3, 195 jr.) and ning backs In the lca,;uc. 0,~ & uo t••lml"iJ Pu•"' ~100 ""'••tMtH.r9...,, 11\ pl a c e klcker S t eve The most lalked·about. Senior Mike Wilson (5-10, 185) and junior Mike Howard (6-2, 180) are guard candidates. Two juniors. Allen Pe nner <5·10. 180) and Rich Polklnghorne (5·10. 180) are contending for th e cent e r starli n g center. Both are up from the sophomore team. Del Mar R esults ''' Wt d"•\d a f fl lt\T RACE 6 lull""'!• l \ I ¥tu old m••ctf ._ t 1)lh A. •)!·ln1•''l c;._.m1ng Pur ,. \1~00 '""" .. ,. ..~ 11'1 , ..,, <5·10. 180 > are two other C.11 n """" l'°A"h"I •••• • '-I ':") top candidates. "'"''' n.n ·~ ''' 1 "' \\'ith all-league ehoice f,,... '04 l Cl••M•"9 l>l'><• "IOO Scllettl z.u IOurr•n• I 111 Steinke. ~~.:.,:~~"t!::ar1tc1•• :~ !':.'!111'.°~~~~: 1'~11varu1 I(::: And the Interior line is P50rosph~o'mct0rise&M-Oi,k1,!i~PPf:.."yd, """""" F11rt1M< H"9"'' "~ Goll~•" s1•rcNoq.,.11 "' sparked by the return of " " cow.,na111 •C~•P<"<l~•I 11& Joy•1111ve•9•••1 "' F k Chri who rushed for over 1,SOO uno..,Dtock 1011 • ., .. , 116 eoo1c.11'°"'"•1t""'"I•• 111 sta rter ra n sty ds f "°""•r"~'ot1tD••1<01•1 x::~ S••e.tV•l•11t•na 1P1 .. uyJri ,,, t6·2, 205 sr.) at t ackJe, yar as a reshnian on >C>J 11o •"·'''"e• Stan Mathis having , ,., u 11utt• -'A ... ;;;;"-'"' & l!radualcd and with all- \o11Ul"Q H••• \ (NII: H•rqut t ' 't? • W ~'"'!,pt(••' ~::~'!'i:,~7:~,.,~,1 "" 111ovateic.!:iT,~11'1"" 111 defe nsive starte r Bill tAnheoths ophomhor c tt'am. 1..o,. w.,96,.1 "• °"'K"-'' "-' 10tn•<o••t1 .c110 Grlli (5·10, 205 sr.) and er sop om ore. Ron Sen ior s Or i Polk inghorne <6·1, 170), Ed· die Selby (6·1, 175) and Eddie Mitchell <5·10. 160 ). alo n g w i th sophomore Kevin Nelson (6-0, 165). are ba ttling it out al receiver . Nelson was the most valuable player on the freshman team. IOIN<O'•I ",., ~r....ol&ILoau.luJ ·---10'1) StrU<n•d ,_,,.,.,,., SICOND ••Cf ~ •;rtono rilh•~ & m•rf'\. J 'I•••• ,..ft\ A Urt ("''"''"9 ....... ~* f•>ltOiW M (No9<WI I t I •O • til I o'O I n•"• Gold 1v.,.,.,.1 • o0 • <0 ~!llloo B••l •()1 ..... ,., • ,_., l t--1 IOI S HoK,.ICl'te6 O.lly 0.-. -I S•hlll"' ,..,_. & ).T•te0iW1M,P•td 'M ... THI •o RACI • lurlortQ\ 1 ... ., Of4 m.e•Otf\ fill! ' Cl.tu•nlnq Pur~ WJCO fool!~ Flo tMel\AI II 00 •oO •JO lb\Lal9lCllJ" IRamlrtzl 1S «l 11 IO "YoVV•••n<J-C~mo.nl 110 11--1111 I Scr•ICMCI -""" OF Glamour. Ut'l No l.ad,, ""'' 811111, OJon!•~ HIC~I. f'OUIUM •Act: -• lur1~ 1 """old ftlhH. Cl•lm1119, Purl<! '7500. •utGold • 40lnlco1•I ~IOIThtW.-t 30to HO 4 10 (c.,,,,..,, l'l!M f ..... blo I Pinc.¥ J• I f•--111. HO HO llO t.c.10""""'· P••<1u1 '° ..J.eagu e-se.lectiou Glenn StXTH •AC..E. b Jl.AflO~ l r" u DLIJ exi>«ting to play on- ly at q uarte rback, the • ~ >oo '""' Tri tons could face some J t>J ~~prob l em s in th e och&vo C.•••m n1 Pu, -~•..OO Pt'Ne\ Fir IM(H••-• lh-ttl'N" tTo•~ Ml (' .JOOt1 .hOt' Mi " tt llf'TW' lQ'fl\ secondary. Yet, r over Mark un"'" uc£ 1 • ..,..,. ... > Messersmith 15·10, 165 ) ~~:~"~~ •o \tort•• • ._A.,.9 1s a returning starter. J101•<1 IC•"'P••• • 10 010 100 Also. Russ Immel (5-6, 1.111,u. '"''"'•"''"'' 1110 .. o 1451 saw periodic action ~~!'"",H,:':'S"' 1 '° last year and could land "°\("' ,,, a starting spot. Others in u ''""" > 11e,,, & 1 T,..1, contention are Mark l .. o •. ,. •• o moo McElroy (6·0, 175),John llOHTM RACE On~"''"' I_. old•. SI••" Pu"• U! 000 .oddrU s.•-~···~· AVtt lbtf' IP•l>C·•• Ir I ; 60 1 IO Perry (5·6, 150>. Bob Hoover (S-10, 1601, Chris Russlck (S-10, 160) and ~= Mark Sherry (6-0. 175). ao HCOHI> ... u I lllO ""j"' "I"" UCE -11/t furlong\ on s t a rter Rich Stanton Roy, is a 5·8, 145-pounder .-"._ ""---...:i'""" -&..~;-rynr-111or-~ u1J . .t.ncr.,.,«n (6· l . 18-S sr.) a l t he w.ho. p.lc.k.e.d. U-p ..L.000 ''••"''""' ...,,..u*·''•'"''"'"""" Purw,11,ooo. .... d tart Ti yards on the freshman •11.ooo.-.t000 Glw'M nrNTOlrv•r .. 1 m . 1uaruit an s er m team. J-v-1s1>oem•h•l 11• ~£M''"'~••••I m Bienek (6-0. 215 sr.) al e1""1 w•1~rec .... ,..,. 111 Atw•u A Pie.sure IP•••<•' ••• t.e Mike Fuentes is the on-WP I<onlfl~""'"',,. Clorol tt• Te,..ler (Torof !IS Cen r . t..ou•"-11•1ki•11ID1n1cot•I '<•I" Jt"'ll~Met1laqe lN0911HI 114 Jy Sen ior backfield ~"" siorm tV••o•'"1 11• Olic R.,,., 1ver91ra1 11~ D S eandidate who has varsi-Y4• N<>on111m IMHhMll ltlll Oovolaqlo(McHar9wl 111 e ep ea 5,,.,,.Y ,w .... 1c.,.,. .... , "• Prlnc.•"•ro•d 10 ... 1<0111 x1~ ty experience, rushing nt1110 11Acli! • '""~ , tt•• T'9)'11111c.si .... c1e1 11t for 44 yards on 16 car· ooc1 "''"""" ''""'' c•••m•"O ,.....,.. E .. i.mpqt•••tPi1>e .. Jrt •u F h T J ries. Bill Lawbough, a MOOO Cl•1ml"'IP!><•t7J.OOO-UO.OOO 18• a e •Ac d h Pr•n<.,~r•t <Gtm!NO 11\ SllCTII •ACE -I 111• ml'" l & • 6.o, uo.orpoUn Senior W 0 ,.. ..... F,.,n1y<Ca1tant<1•> 111 Yff' o1o "'"'""" <011• " vetOHICI'\ llilOttlO u.v ,., ... , u..._1 -played at St. Paul as a Fo•nell• (Torol 11• O••"'•"'l> ~uooo Cl•'""'"'"''" s 1 ..._. I.AM _,._10'my .... ar1 1Mo,..1 "' 11!.G00-\10,000 1 ....,1e<""•""'<0·~ v"~' ' sophomore, is another llr>voi.tow111McH•••"'' "' GMMStNttMoqvori 11s ~'.;;!~0:~~'·'"119cod,MOro<Jl candidate in the veerof-v ..... c:r ... IVol••cr.,.,1 ''' &u,Out IV••••QUl'll •IS MAL1eu ,. ... -n ·~· :s.s (ense. Women In G.oH ,_,,,.,.., '"'"'•rJ•I Ill F•U Fuldlc> (Mol\AI II\ <•llto ...... 11 N,,., ...... !MUbwl,n ~V01••1No11w1• 111 Sl<yC...•oer<M<H••-1 "' 11CH11to,1u,ooceca. Returning lettermen oo1..""ouNou,. ""°"' '"""""..,•1 .i. 11 111 =-~::,;:~~~.~~~"'e"•' ":~ <:t<~T:.~~1e,;;.u.:;:'!! ~ Ron Valler camp (6·0, 11 .. 1 11.~~::::~~ n-M••Y FOU•TM "ACE • ,.,,._ 1 _,,,,.. <GonUtle41 117 ~•c ) d M T R•ltklll, IC•Y Flllfl•'· em. Kii--·· Old ..,.,don 11111•• brPd on C.llt, SI•'"• t .. 't"r<tl 111 at1ti.n; ISma<k .. el,Jt.ell«lllU. ~ an anny OrrCS ('"1 "'1 "" ..., l..OffO lt:ACM 10-"''~ WllWf> -("'l l'"c) be Glor I• !lowdtn, Ma rlo" OISOI\. ••m•n(J 'WUS.000 i10.000 CroU 0.11cer IV•ldt1I I I' f'IM19l•r•: J lune, l M rr•cllClll, ISM u-1 °" appear to ~el<""" C.1111011. Ty H1m1110, M.ory Cotll•••Y l•CIY IC.mHll In Prole5-McG1r9le tC•mp0\I I IS t1 th l tt b k ...,.,, Bu<klt\, Dollla Jo11n. Vol"(Jonl• 8'oumme11llV11tn1...il•) Ill __ ,, ,., c:.ellco IMH, )NllllUI. ' e Op qua er 'C 1Cldd4tr, VOfldi Plll•r10n, MOlllble Hllt>tllW!y lll.V Hl•Q~I A I() A llrol•nt llo•ol 4 60 I IO Tt""' I I! I S A E•,,...nd0f'fowntd•n1'v, Sct•l(t\rd I m I\ 11PPt'r So~cer Tourney Set Foxle l'tlll IOllvtrH) II~ ro<kcocl. t•OlutlHH, U rn.cweto Candidates along With •O-lou Robllltoll, Gtornle SAN 01100 CMo1<11ci.a1 l"l ... 1-"' , • • ~···To~-~•1wP,1nc'•'",111J,•1 11, M19ter1: 1.us •lbol<ort, 1• "',.fin )uruor Scott Sa llee (S-10, ,.,,.,,.,, a.11, Gon.,., sue IC•PWI. ""''" '""'"' i> clotp!>I ts--tlllllltltl " ho Gl•n4• C.rrf, C•lt f)roWfl, Tolly !Un•, II. -JM) W Wa 8 8 Starter On Grl61.,, Ann lvortoll, Shirley •1191trsf.)tb0flllo,4ff<fll<o""u,m •'-bom t C•l•h•n, ""ulll• Lel•ura, Maru NINTH RACE -l'•mllo•or'llurl J l"tlt Old• t. VP ~ldr1~" •llO...,~~\ I'll•••''°"°· JovlolJ~ IPlnt••Jr I 4 10 310 11t() (I Rt>jO 0 .. 1140 1Md"6•"' ¥I ~«I J l)O MO\I OitQ<:JAd tOl1"•'•' • • tO "'"" ' to J \ An all·star junior S<><'· 11-12 a nd 13·14 will be cer tournam ent will take eligible to compete. Girls place Sep t . 18·19 e nd from 8·10, 11-13 and 14·16 25·26 a t Cerro Billa can enter. too. Entry fee Jr. High, Villa Park. is S1S. For further in· SIV1'NTM ••er -• furlonq,. , w••OlctlllllH. Clalm1•9· P\lrwwooo. Ctalmlt19lltl«I11,SOO-\ 11,000. TrltWinclMarlah CCempal! .. , • ._,Mtl\At· FIH111"!1 la\l>t$ CNoqu!'I I PIOw~Sllo• IR•m•rl'll We,,.,,., SI•• IOllv••e&I •«k"",,.,.111M11. Wlesop ore eam. • • • • DANA WHA•I' -161 ~: tt6 Val d l'oln.relll,HntlH1rdl•9. 11-s,, 1obaf"r.cuo1,t 1>or1110.>"1111bVI, Both Jerca mp an u .. t """" • 1119h1-P•t Giii , •• llliltfl T l l d · th Elotwt Grnchrter 11. AM <>-<d• 1'. 111 r'IKll u d, 11 l'Mcurel. •• n or res s ar e 1n e IMrv """ a..0111 "· Phym11_.1..,..., '""'"· • '"'"" M• beu. d I t N1w..ou '"''''• ...... , ... , _ 1ot secon a ry as season JO •• ....... ,.: ...... u. 111o11110, 1obl...t111 6 -..a t.he one who doesn't 91119'>1-J""• Poll"· Sotl!I'• 0.11 FlnH •ACl-11•1tn1tlf'\. )Yf'•" No.Cr•I<"'• B o y s I n a ft e· formation. contact Lee classifications 7-8. 9· 10. Jones at 538-7488. c.ni..t HI <V•ltntu~•• • C.•11119C0u<h <C••~e\I IU II• 11• 117 114 , .. -·"" OllU 2', Ty Hem•llO JO, Dottle Morrh JO 1"'11, JS maO ertl, IU roO Cod get the QUarterback nod ,.,..., TllO"'l"On ll, Joye• Cole JI U»-.7'1 l.!Kllffl -ISi """""' IA , ,. •) OICI lllh•• b,-,d '" C•lll. 0•1"""11· U Eu<I• -J.Je•l•I Ju• & 7 £1 "iil'll.Cifiii'l+ilCIO~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ... =jA~e, P'•IOUe M Major League Standi~s BUY or LEASE . 01 aaau HIADOUAITBS 1MslMTAAHA PACTOH A""'40llm SAUS • IBYICI PAUS •LIAS .... SPO•TSCAI CIMTla Llfge Selection New& Used lmPQfts IMMIDIATI' DIUVllY OM ALL MODILS AMERICAN LEAGUF. East Dlvlslon W L Pei. GB New York 79 50 .612 Baltimore 69 61 .531 101, Cleveland 67 63 .515 12h Uo.!lton 63 AA .481 17 Detroit 61 70 .400 19 Mllwaukrl' 58 70 .453 20~'.i Wc>!ll Olvlsloo Kann s City 78 Sit .591 Oaklnnd 71 61 .534 7 Minnesota 65 69 .485 14 Texns flO 72 .455 18 Angels 59 74 .444 19t,.; Chicago 57 75 .432 21 WtffttMl~Y'• korn 8')<11)1\ lTna\O llollltMO•t1, oCa"\lltCllY I ,,,..,., ..... u. °''""°o MoMt-0111, Mol•aukM 11111M"lot\I (4t1for"•• 4. O.trou t °"''"""I Mt,. Yo•\ 0 h"Y'•Oanw M••••vlP<t C llodrlQu~• I •OI ....... ,,.,.0,01. t"-• II ()nty9_ 'o<....,.,l.cl Fr!My'10•!M\ ...,,. Yerk et &•tit_. eon°" 11 O•""'" Mn-..-.. el OetrOll f•••Ut !Cal!W\ City (M~•I Ml-Ml• 0.1<1""4 •t C.lllomlA NATIONAL Lf./\GUF: East Dlvlllloo W I. Pct. GB Ph1ladelph1a 83 48 .6.14 Pittsburgh 73 57 .562 91., New York fl7 G4 .611 16 Chicago 61 72 .459 23 St. Louis 57 70 .449 24 MontrPal 43 Ill .347 !161 2 Wtsl Division Cinc1nnall 84 ~ .627 Dodicers 74 56 .569 8 llouston r.s AA .500 17 San Diego 63 71 .470 21 Atlanta 59 74 .444 24Vz San Fr ancisco 56 77 .421 27\~ w • .,.,.,.,,.,k.,o Cllluqo r. Allfnt• Sf U tnnlnool Plll\l>VtQh •,\a• 01t90 I .,.,. v.,, t,$An Franc I.coo H~lan I PhllACltlplllf 0 \I l..tl>tt l,(1r>(lnnatlOlllt1W111\q\I l.o\ A"9fl•• •I "'°""t•l. lllJCI ''"'" T94ay'1o.t-\a• ,.,.,,( 11(0 ( lhtr 10 I II •l ...... Vo•~ l~llt<•U 11 L.O• A,,..10 cs.inon •• • ,.,., llllOOe• 11 u •t MolOlrt•l I0.•"'""4) s ... d "~··· "'· l !>.911 DotQO IFr•<\tti.."' .. , , or Ortttoft 7 II M l"•I "-"' 10.nwrvl o l'•i.u•10-~ lollh •• Clll<- Pill-Oll •I Mtn!~Ht, 1 On<l,,...ll •t Atl..,I• ~U-1(1111• •• NfW Yorio l.O\ 4n(felAl•I HO>nlor'I s.110..., ., s... ~.l>C 1..:0 PrOl\t l'Ull,Y.i.Plll(.IY Jr! "' 114 XIO' M.tftcl .JM•M !O•n•colal Ell-•-nl•I IMcHa.._1 1U °""' Sotlnq IVO•Qar.i "'""""C.1>4MI IPtet<ol 11• ICI .. 11trr4K.,..., ""°""o·•" u11co11aH.> will probably wmd up as ...,,,..,.. .... , .. ,, • · Wllll.tlHR.h •llowl•ll .• M llbul. a COrnet6aclc 11..NIOU•L SAN ,.1 0•1> II-SI. u-...1-· Mel t ourney· • lllghl-Oorh 11 _1 .. s: 'tuna,..,, u11<0 btis, s.r But if Marina is to Im-Hanodw•<" ro. Ja11• f'o,.111. w .w ... 110nllo,JS1 ro<ll cod ,,,,.., 11, •••IMI•• TllOl'njl-n Aviv. ••v , ... ,. s ... u1t1 -" prove upon its 4·5 mark. a moM-M.,o•rtt 0et1.tt11 r• AIMllltllll• C-Rolo ITorol ... _.•o<" ':!:._ ' .. allH<or• •• 11"'11 coo. )JO It will need to find top -·· ,.,.,.., 11. Helen ,...,-_ 7). • ...., JoY'• Koplon 1', K.., OrA<ly It. 11•00 Noo -1n .... 91,,. 101 replacements for suc h c 1119"!-M.l•• wm••m' 10. Glor•• llOHTH •ACE -tfurlO<I0\ 1.,..Ar O'dS~l>P Allo••nus Pur .. ~l!.000 8otd NY•~• lSP\Gf't1'••r' 1 11.f 110(-•l llo""w !Pont•• lrl 114 Sut• For• CM( HffOllel 111 R•W'HIQI' 1()41v•••• I 11• Tllll" MlltCHI (Goflt•l•ll I U Stlec.ttno ITorol 1u llonllo, 10 IMIU, • IMlrra(udt, 1 offeOSiVe. Jine Stars lliC Wtid11•r 71, Oot•\ Hope 7•, ICff l!thllUl,a&lblUAIHIU,O iql ..... '4\llO, d B b T " i d Mr.(11 ... ,,..,n, ,.,., -2u ••o1er.1 >.us oJ..-1 1uar o 1ezz ap o 111oM-l!vt1'" W•9t • H. -"'·a INcte•••. •111on11e, """'" tackle Dan Meeks . -Oii'"•• sitt.rt "· M.tr9te 1te ... <Od , 11. 9Mbll•• Rourlle 71. SUL HACN -IH anvi.n ., The top prospect as TwllfOlll 10 .. , ............ <• l!tlo. ~ .... ".11c..o11to~"· M1•oc~coo tackle Carl Cherry C6-2, --" ,.,,,.., t11 ... <1v1tt 111 ... ""' ...._ -'••,,o••"· "t>onoo,lsAnO 225) who is a n all-league ,.,,. 1 e.,....,. llou•t• u v.. 1. A• HIHTN llACE -Allollt l't ""I"' ....:."".:..'.::'·.:..•N;.::_11.:..IMl:..;.l ___________________ M<_C._rl_l ... _>t_...,_. >_Lo_r_el_,.,._1_ ..... _,._>_7• ICIOSO• Govr'lel , Yff' Of~ ' uo ~.,tn• I UOWAf\tf\, Pun• t\\00 ,,.,,. ',,,,.,1 "IU>•l""90 i.,_,,,.._, I AM9nlf"fftl Ntll• "" IQ.o•t•l•1• I"''"'°"' fHow~rOI Gt•1t1c ICnloM 1011 •• ,.., OlftOOMOOn 101••<0141 (~'leln l(;i"'P••I l•C.t\10 I Vtl,,_., I ""'OM"• VAi~ INoou• II Racquetball Tourney Due Op e nin gs a r c 3till avrulable in the Orange Coas t C oll e g e schol•J"Ship racquetball tournament to be held on the campus SepL 10-12 . Competition will be in 10 divisions for men and wome n w ilb actio n beginninc at 9 deb day. Entries including $10 for sin1l es and $10 for doubles teams, wUI be accepted through Sept. 6. Competition will be In men's B. C and novice singles, B and C doubles. women's B. C a.nd novice sln~es and B and C dou les. c e eks s h ould b e made payable to theOOC scbol arabip fun d and mailed to Jim Canon, Or an1e CoH t C0Ue1e, 2701 F airv iew Road, Ce>eta. Mesa. 92626. For f~r th e r in· form allon, call 551~. 1 the ~rfect 'OOck-to-school jacket the original G-9 -imported d1rectfrom 'England. a11 ooU..on · w1ndbreaker w'ith classic -plaid lin1~. 118t uraT british tan OT'08.VY t / PUBLIC NO'nCE PUBLIC N011CE Far1ns io Go? Carter Vows Holdings Sale S.lUM "~ITIOUS IUtl .... U -TICl,OCl lOlfOln NAMI ITATIMllMT ... A-T ... totlOW•"'I ,.,...,,.,,_,,.....,_ ._ ... Ca11rt .. Ult ... > •• M.W .. C..ltw ..... i. •ov CAllYE lt ROLLS ltOVCC ... C-IJtlOr•-I~ I•-.. It-Nt--1 .. 4'0' •" tM t.lelter of ,,.. f \••w tt JOitot .. u •••f'l•tt WMI W MINT l It. Dt<••,.._ •01' CAllYl!lt l'lt IC ... ._., ~·o " W••• ,,.,..,, "' "-'" rs.. u,,_ .. Ito•~ N1.,.,.1 *"'"" ,_.,,.,,... <1•'"' ..... '"' ,,,_. \44 ~· CM•f >"n1• ""' .... , ... Iii. wiC (1 ..... \ Ill 1111 •tote ol lftl I ....... 0 I) ~lfO 01. (Of ,,,,. (I-fl I ... ··~•Wld <-1 er IO ""'414'°" P.IWN '""""lo tM .....,.°'......, 4tf..... "••CM .. , I"< ollltt ol <iA"V J iOO•llOI ', Al l••or l C••o• J•. tGtnit"'f•l Lit•. JO~ C•ll•~••"'"" p,.,....,_"'' C.•• .. ""' ,,..., C•11••"• .... OtWIO" '"1' ,,.,.,.. "' ... , '""' .. o~ ''" From AP Olapat~hes O>wnh. '""'f" 18tl•r 0tl1t1t\IM "'"'' CoY•lt (1., ~ e 11:i-Ceuntr Coll .. °"'""''., 1"" ...-,.,_..., •" ~· io "" Jimmy Carter m d ·public his 1975 kderul tn · ~,·::~·.:.t~·;;:.~~~~=,~·~=-~ come lu return:. wluch show lhal he u~ed t"o ~· • ,,,.., o• D•• .. "'"" ., A•o-•'"" legitimate techinques to reduce his taxes to $11,484 :;::~".,:::~, ;;:~~,,.::i~1:• "' '"" 11"1 1-------~,.--.-C-E--1 on a total income ofSl36, 138. o..1•uuqu••U "'• A Cartt!r spokesman unnounced later that ~~~~~I ::~·: rt ,.ctmouuusiNus Carter will sell his itock holdlngs if he is elected pre- h rcvt0t .. ,~. NAMf STATEMENT sldenl buthus not decided what to do about his peanut ouv ,w;,:::i;;-~~ ~·00..~• .. ~~~:oi•00•1"4 D"""'' .,. 110"'9 .,.," bws.ine s or his farms. •11"" .... 1 uw 1Hr couR•t:11 NE rwo•uc • .,.> "If elected president. Carter will make a pre· ,.,,.c.11•c::1MMc• • """ .... · • 0 llo• ,., U9.... sentat1on to the American people showing what 1-J,..., C:.. .. , ... .,., CA •Hit llo • '' tA •,.U ""°''~"'° 0.•"9t co••t o ..... Po0t M " -c.o. ,,, • c~ .. ,.,..,... action he has taken to resolve conflkl of interest:< m A119 :i...,,..s..,. >.•. •• "'• i.1~0 1,., ........ (1'1 ,.> r,.,.,, A•' t..vvN both his peanut bu.sinl.'l>s and farm holdings," satd -----------"'rr.." ~~~~! 11 tone111t11<1 rw • °' assistant press secretary Itel( Granam. PUBLIC N011CE '*"',... • MOTICI TOCllOITOtlS SUl'llttOlt COUltTO,THI STATI OF CALllOOltNtA l'Olt TNIE COUNTY OIOOltANGI Ne.A~ .. MA -tJ "' Nt•I• ft Woo<t ~ < ,... \••h r'1 ~· W H Ult-4 """"'" '"° toV'\t• ,, ... ,--. ot 0'"•"9* c.ov.,~,. on A019u.l l0. HI• E>l•le ot ALE.CANOElt SHA .... ~•....,:SO<•no•C0.10..lvP.lot. P'ltCE. JR ••• ALEXANDERS A.IQ•• •""\<1>1 l '•• IU• >on-1• PRICE JJt •'• Alf!X Pltlt(. Pl'BLIC NOTICE ~rcE •s HEllE8Y "'"'lN t> ..... (tf'ClttOf\ Of tt\41 •.bo¥1f' MMit O O.C:..O. ,., ln.l•I Pl~-.... ,,,9<l"•IM-·'"' SUl'lltlOlttOUltTOl'THE t~ "''d ~«Otnl ... roqu.roel IO hlo STATIO"CALll<OltNIAfOOlt ,.,.,,,.'"'"'IM ~..-ry • .,...,..,, .,, TMECOUNTYOFOltANGE '"" olti« ol '"" Ut!• •• tlW •-Ne A-U • enl•lledt0\1#1.o•IOP•t eftl llWm ~Ill NOTICI 0 1' H EA ltlNO 0, llW M<HH•Y voucn•r. 10 !hi' ..,. l'ITITl()N FOlt l'llOIATI O"' WILL cle"•-d ti ,,.. 01110 ot RONALD A N D F 0 II L0 I T T I It S ~TEELMAN. Allotnt, •I Lo.•. Ill TISTA,..INTAltV A•tn•da C.r•n.ocl• S6ft Cllmt'nll-. E\l•te of E DMUNO l WEBEll. Gihf0f"n14 '1•F1, """"'''" f\ the OI«• ot 0.<.H:.ttd °"''...,..' ol lllt und<'rMOMd 1n ell mat ..OTICE I\ HEREBY Gllll:N '"°' tt'~P':"telnlnQ to tft~ f\.f.-fP ot to.itid Gt JUNE M WEOEA, h..ts ti•ted f'litf't•n • C'fl'O"nl w1tNn tour month' .tHtt 1~ Dtf1hon tor Prot>tttt Of W1U ~ for '' l1r\1 P\lbli(ahon of tnh M>U<I' ""'4WK• ot Utter\ T•\tf.tm l'nttlf'V to t,_ 0.ted Auqu,120, 1•1• Pttthone-r refw ... nce •o w~1c~ •'\,..,,..,.. SHlllLEY 8 PRICE !of '"'""'' D••ll<ula,.. •ncl t!WI th< Television personality t;d MtMahon. who 1~ Jolmoy Ca rson 's sidekick on the Tonight Show. got himself into financial dirficult1es through fly·b\0- night schemes, a federal court has been told in Philadelphia. McMahon is being sued by his former wife, AJyce. to prevent him from sell· ing a S200.000 house in Avalon, N.J .• which she occupies with their four children. William C. Hamilton, a lawyer 'A1ho is secretary or Parthenon. a McMahon-formed company which owns the house. testified in U.S. District Court that some of the TV star's busi· nesses went bankrupt and that he McMAHON had engni;cd in "ny-by-night" schemes In New York that :iidn't pan out. £<1.e<utrh '""* ano D'l<t ot hUrift9 ,,,. 'la,..,""' ollnt WlllOftft\" _,,,,,,.,..S.1>1...,.~?t, "'•.ot-t--• ....... .,.m..,o«•"""• • m. '" ,,,. coun•oom 01 ~""""'""' Senate liberals and conscrvaLives joined in a llONALOSTl!ELMAN No )ol•••dtOY•l.•t /OOC•••<CA>nt•r t "b t t t• · Se PbJU • AltOf ... Y•IUw D<lvoo Wt>I. In tne C••• 01 !..1.nt• AN, r1 u_ e 0 re 1_r1ng n. p Hart, passing a re· m AwnlC•O••ft•d• c.11•o•n••· solution naming a new office ~~\'ii':.~~~:m11 °'""":~~~~! ~";.,OHN t>uilding for him. AJtorMytorE>ecw••'·· c.o .... 1.c1tr~ ' H~rt. suffering from cancer, Puo4•Vltd Or""oe to•U 0..11; l'llOI LIE H lllOCKETT is Completing his third tPrm A,.q 16 •rd~pt, l .. 191• )oJ.a ,. All-yutUw • • ... • • -----------1•Nort11H•,.,llvd. The M1ch1gan Democrat has PUBLIC NOTICE !:!:;":..c.o1ii ...... 1.,ms been a leader of Senate !iberals, -----------..,_,,.,. "'-"t-• but before the resokltton was FICTITIOUS IUSINl!i\ NAME STATl!MINT f,.. fO'fO#t"(» l)wrt.Oft I\ 00.niQ b\,l)jl ,..,..\\.\ ... ~."'~~ ~:~~.eo.·• a..•·J~ pass~. two of the most con· ___________ •1 servative members of the Sen at~ paid tribute .. HUNTINGTO~ M USIC HJ/ WJrll\ r Aw """ t-tunC1f\Qf.:»n &t.c.n PUBLIC NOTICE .i•o<n 1 '2"' SUl'llllOltCOUltTOl'THESTATIE ~"'''' t A",... We\lh• ,.,,, Cltl"ICOI 0" (Al•,O•NIA, IOI C111rt<. Gtlttfor A.W"""'f HUf'\\tftQf~ k•(h (titfof...,,. .J Or1•t, W•,1 S.rtl•AIW*C..ltf°"""" l/<t1 PAllNllFF 'CA l>il(EN FYHRI ,., \ °"""t>l ,, tOl>OY(lf'O bf .... ,., OEfE.NOANT O•'lll!J...kl.f.HN d•"clwl FAC IO SHIRLENE SUMRALL.. ltnCI ~n.rl• t A. Wt ''h~ DOE~' '"'°"Q" •O ~\ ''•I ~I'll w•-. ''''~ wr.f" t"" SUMMONS Ciw"'"' Ch·rk 01 Oriitnfl\' (.o..,nty on CaM HvmlMf 1Atm AU'IU>I• '"' ~OTICI:' Yow llot -,_ T,_ • n'"O ctdrt ""1 IM<ldt ·~'"'I '°" wotllovt PwQh\l\ftd O~•"'Git ('o~\t 0.tlfY PHot ywr ... ,,, tile•rd w"'IH~ irou ,..._..... AU'/ II II. lo 111<1 XOI I. l•I• )A)I I• wllft1ft JO d•''· !toed Ille 1-fNllOn ____________ ,....... . P UBLIC NOTICE Tr~~'!:'~:':!~~~~~:'.~~.~~ Sen. James AUen (0.Ala.). called him ··a gentle. le'vable and """T loving inan·· who is '"dedicated. determined and strong ... Republican Sen.. Koman IJ.ruska of Nebras said Hart is a fair man. always respected b31i col- leagues for his personaUty and ability. __y • Chicago Daily News reporter Pf'ter Lisagor will finally receive his WlJUam Allen Whlte Foundation award. Llsagor. Washington -----i •Yd••ft<•• • m•"o' C1v• Ud. 'lf'ttlOM• PICfl'TIOU\ 8U\INESS dentro do JO dlu . Lt~ I• 1nlor""'"°" ( ) NAME \TATltM"NT q ... ,i,.... PE01>1 E '""' 1011,..., "<I °"'"°'* 1, J0+'"1 f.IJ 1 lO r t-4[ OE~ENOANl A rlvil -6 ~ • .~~ .. CAAP£T (A,.(. /)JJ ~~~~:·:~: ... ~~n~~~~b~,'"4ul•mt1fl ... _________ ... correspondent for the Chicago 11.fWSpaper, was named recipient of the award last March. but ill- ness prevented him from f)f'lf te "tot Sutl•1'nA Cl\>'.to.4 •' ltyouw1,,t4Jldttlt""lf\hol4'...n\Ot f , n Otlu1,1I t . ' ,,....., ,, , 1 u , t nu mu~t '""'"'")) o.1y, .•ft•, tf1l~ \Urn '·'"'" ""t •,.;nt .. Ai1M (..A •11)1 ,. .. ~ .. 1\ ,,,v .. d on Y>lu f·h .-.tl'I tn1, '" .. c,.~ '"' ,, 1 c;,,,n.Ht I lit"'•" I 4 t, ,t '•""'-""0 Sv1"''°''" Ou 'H ~nt "11 t I ,.:t #I'\ lt\ol' t, .... tt,., '· , .. ,, o •• ,._,. l *"'"'" °"' ,.,utt ' wt 11trn Plt",.d•nQ '" H~~· lo '"" t-Ofl\Pl uni c 1t~J 11c1• ()Yft. vou """"' I'• WTI'h t"9' ..,...,,-ff"'"~f"'."'fd •"1 ,,, <•u\it Ml or.al 01,. dtt"tt) to t)loi """' ,,.., NJ '" tt'M f'k)t •et '" '•'-P'"'*'V. to trw (\Jfl"Pl••nt w1tn1n >O d""" .,.,..,. '"''~ "'•1\1. 'l .,,. ,: .. ,., Wl"'lf'ftO..,,., wir'#tdOft ;oul t'.1'>! \I\ tj ::lr"nJ• Cott .J.t . ., Pi•ot 0 Uf\lf'i>~ YO\# \.0 t• .. oorw:J. VlUf ,,_ A I') U 1'1 111'VJS•pt ) • I H• )a°'t I• t.u.lt Will be Wllt''Pd UOOf\ •0011C•t1~ of,.,_. P'O•l\llff •fY.j U\I\ C.CH.11' nwy -.nte-r PlJBLIC NOTICE ~ISllt SUl'EIUOlt COUltl OF THE STATE 0 , CN..IFOltNIA l<Olt THI COUN'f Y 0" OltANOI Ne A l lfl• NOTtCl 0 " Hl!AlttNQ 0' l'l[TITIOff TO OETlltMIN[ TITLI TO lt£AL PltOPEltTY ll'roll•lo Codi Ut II i: ••t• o• JO>iN" vo,r. •'d JOHN HENR"I' VO>I 0.<•A""d NOii Cf tS >iERE 8Y GIV[N IMI JOHN .. llYllNE\ JR h E•• UIO' OI ,,... >MHot JO>iN H VO .. I. ,,1.., ~"° ' JO>iN HENltV VOSI !)oot .. 1 n~H t ,,.n """'*n ' P•t•tro" tor t.> 1wrm1,,,.11on •• T111• 10 Proorrtv fh'''" 101 t 1 Prob''" Co·••,. ti Wt 151 > ,,..,,.,.,."'• tn 'l'Wn+ n ., rn H'M f04' tY'ther CJtfh(Vltf\,~1!,0lr'l'll 1 l !l .... t•(t"(IC>".V-~ 1• ~ 1rinQ 1¥ •Arntt n"' bi<tn "''' I Jit \.•Of'-Mt);'-f' JI, H it,, ,. ~ 00 • m fn tt. l+flltncwtt ot C\t f) "' nf"'n1 N" '()t "'"''' ,,..,, •I rM(n" (' "'' r Or1\il w. \t,tn I~(. h' !JI\ Htld """~ (•I•• )1 n1.1 O~itn ""°"'' 11, t~/t WILLIAM E \I JOHN. Cf>\.Jnh' Clrr" JOtlN \ IYltNU0 Jlt 101 Noro~ O..rt•••• ••• I' 0 II•• llJt ""'""""'• c a "'°' nt nu11" tut l ••<W'1., .,, .. re Ptr- PubUV'ted Of«''tt)t ("""''' 0•''' P-1~, A"9U•• ".1•,•nd~Pl•mbtrl '"' ,~, ,. PUBLIC N011CE • '"°"'""""'"' •o••""-' ,,u tur t~ tflt I O•M,Jn0 .. 0 tft the (Ol'f\01.tlfllt ~t.h 4MJO H\Uf1 In ~"'' P'lm.-.nt of ""4'Qe-\ t.,.•nqoi ~yor ,,,.,orrhOtOf"'t, n.· i~f rt-QWf'\f(d ltt lf't .. (Ofnl>(•U't C ft '°"' wtJfll t• Mtle ,,_ M'lk• .. .,. aHetMY '"' tllillt ~tter, you \~td .. ,.. .....,...tt'r \oe ·--~· yeur WrtHM rHtMtMe. O .,..,, m•y k tllf"d""1H''''' 0.h.-J ~,<..,~. ,,,. 1SE•LI WILLIA,_. E.. SI JOHN. cr ... ,, ')y Jtnl'\tft r Full"""'· O..puly • TIM WO'f'd ··c~•••nr' •n<-1~ oo t.-c.orno•.J"''· ··p1•1f"lt1•t .. tn<.fU$; f rl'J)\ (C)~Ol•1J\4nt • .. ocfenct.t.nlH '" <IUOtf\ <rO\\ d 1>-fPnd•nl. ""9V'M •n (fyt~\ lh<I• pturol and m•\C"utlrw In· <I~·\ t~m1f\1,,,.-.tf\.J MUf,.r A wnUt.:n (>4f td1nq, Ir.<; ludl tq an on\wrr. dt-mut rt.•' f'U , mv .. t bn 1n tn .. torm rH)u.ir~ bV ltw C11t11otnl11 Rull'\ of Court. 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Kan .• publisher. will receive the award ala Universi- ty of Kansas eeremony Nov. 9. * An Indiana motorist picked up an unlikely hitchhiker for a 25-mile drive to Terre Haute -Sen. VaMe Hartke CD-Inc.). Ron Klger of Noblesville stopped on an exit ramp of Interstate 70 to pick up Hartke, his son Wayne. and driver J ot> Harvin. The senator's car had broken down about 45 miles west of lnd1anapolis. an aide said. on the way to a campaign ap· pearance in Terre Haute. Hartke, seeking a fourth term, and his son anddriverwere walking a!J>ng the ramp when Kiger stopped to give them a lin. HARTK& gelling them to Terre Haute just a few minutes later Ulan scheduJeO. • House Minority Leader John J . Rhodes says he won't accept a military pension as long as he is in Congress. The Ari ion a Republican says he agrees with the position oCthe National Taxpayers Union that members of Congress should not accept 0.-del'al pensionsin ad· ditlon to their salaries. Rhodes. who 1s to begin re· cei\ling a $500 monthly pension next month for service as an Army colonel. said he will return the pension. PUBLIC NOTICF. PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUS IU)INISS fM '41 "'°""""010'4lt\ P•o-> l IM,,.., • Jt ,.,,'Oii NAME STATeMl'NT • tlt.•~ ""' 'el'9wl"O '"''°" " 00"'9 boW 100 000 l•H\t\ SUl'lltlOlt COUltT 01" CAUl'OltNIA COUNTY 0' CONfltACOS'fA 1U Ctllrt SI•"'· -rtlMI fttt~•I IU.Othlt•'\ tf-••Qll" J LHW nt r<i1p1tAlpritktUD fP.aq., 1 l iM)1Al (.ontr1tw'lt°t"C.''"''·'~ 1r~.o;. 'IM>)IRi (tfO\\ Pff•d In ""d UHttrlbutlPd '\Hphn • ... Qi> l. l•,,. ,., -1111,...rplu• ,Und\ 11'•0-l, ll,,..,.l\I u ... s·•~ r11n«1• 1-.;rplu•l 1""91 l ''""""' °"'" ClO\\I h o1•uio.r•llon\ Cf'•C)ll •. Lii"' Jll ln(rta\O 10.tf'l>•\Ol In (;eplt•l •nd\urpl"'dUllnQ ttJ) IP•I>" ), LIM )I). IU)ml"V\ ltl•I ln\11tente In F-orc•· N•lionwiclo 1"-11" U, Li"" 11 Cor tO Wnolt dolltr\I Act la.nl •Ml , ..... n ortmluM"i ,,,., Cl.I ... ltkl, °Mr>edul~ U, '411 II ,.,,,,, ANOERSQN s CANDIES. ms w . 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Thur$day. Sep1ember 2 1976 DAIL. V PIL.OT (3 Bo11.ses a11d Hills . .... .. Atop their stark dirt pads. created by heavy grading. these nearly-completed homes in Mission Viejo appear to be creep· ing into s urrounding hills. The~· and thousands or others lik<' them are making the Saddleback VaUey the nation's fastest· growing region. Corps Wants Pre-study Assurance From City By JACK CHAPPELL Of I ... CUiiy PlltCS&.tll If the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers undertakes erosion control at Heisler Park. some kind of seawall or breakwater will be developed. Further. before the Corps of Engineei:s wm proceed with ad~ ditional studies or the erosion. it wants a commitment from Laguna Beach that ··structural" solutions will be acceptable. Those are th e twin o b· servations of Win Collins. chief of the Corps' Shore Protect ion Section. Collins' views, given in an in· terview. com e in resp0nse lo questions raised in a feud beLw.een the ~ily of Laguna Beach 's departments o f Municipal Services and Plan· ning. Band Director, Teacher So:ugh ____ Saddleback College is in the market for a band director and full-time physics professor to take slols vacated by two promotions. Monte C. La Bonte, music instructor and band director, was named division director for Cine arts. replacing Dr. Doyle McKinney. McKinney had been promoted to as- sociate dean or instruction for continuing education. Robert N. Parsons. who taught the bulk of the college"s physics classes. takes over as natural sciences division director . He replaces f'runk Sciarrotta, promoted to as· sociate dean of instruction for continuing education. -2More Found • DOuhle-taxed List Continues to Grow Mi ssion Bell Ranc h a nd Mariners Village homeowners are apparently not the only San Juan Capistrano residents who have been double taxed. The municipal airport. propet. ty and Capistrano Valley Mobile Home Park were annexed to the city in 1966 but never detached from at least two county service districts. CITY MANAGER J ames Mocalis said that the city became aware of the oversight involving several annexed properties early this year and chose to handle the Mission Bell-Mariners Village detachment first. The city has reimbursed homeowners In the two tracts for taxes paid to two services dis· tricts. Capistrano Beach and Sanitary District and Capistrano Bay Parks arid Recreation Dis· trict. The sanitary district will re· imburse the city, but the parks district has rcfu!led to do so, Lab Injury Brings Suit Damages to be determined In trial court are being de manded by an Estancia lligh School. Costa Mesa. student who blamcl' t.hc Newport·Mcsa Unlrled School District. for injuries he suffered during a chemistry lab session. Scott Sutherland claims In the Orange County Superior Court. lawsuit filed by his father, Don, that his groin was badly burned Nov. 5 by paper towels soaked lo sodium peroxide. • Named as co-defendant in the action is laboratory teacher John Cullen. Lions Club Plans Pancake Breakfast The eighth annual Laguna Beach Lions Club Labor Day weekend pancake breakfast will be held from I a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Heisler Park. •Tickets are S2 per person ror the all·you-can·eat. aU air. Proceeds benefit Lions Club scholarship-an.cl sight. eon· servation projects. claiming residents of lhe tracts have used district facilities and should help support them. THE PARKS district will hold a public hearing later this month to determine if a m ajority of Mission Bell residents wish to detach from the district. Valerie Powers, a Mission ~II homeowner, said the parks dis- trict is using the detachment is- sue as leverage lo force the Local Agency Formation Commission to decide on the legality of the 1973 annexation. Terms or the annexation in· eluded a stipulation that·the city immediately de tach the area from the two service districts. MOCALIS DESCRIBED the city's failure to initiate detach· ment proceedings unlit this year as "lnadvert.enl negligence." I le said he expects City Council to agree to follow the same lax rebate procedure with other i>ll nexed properties. "We are willing lo take lhl• heol on th1s m atter," he said. "but we expect other parties In· volved to act r esponsibly as well. After all . San Jua.n is not the 11ame city il was 10 years ugo. or ('ven three years ago.'' MOCALIS SAID the error re· suited from rapid population growth, which overwhelmed city servlce11 capabllltles. "After ttll , San Juan has been the fas leAl growi,Jlg city In Callfomja lhree yea"' in a row:· he said. "LOC>IC.• PCV~OU.IC. Q ICIUIJ: ~ ., Stan Scholl , director or Municipal Sl'rviccs (publh· works> ls. pn•ssing for further <'OrpS study of the l'l"Osion at U\t' park. The oceanfront bluff top park is tumbling into the occun ut more than two frl'l a year in places. DOUG SClnMTZ, dir<.'clor of planninf!, opposes involvement by the Corps of Engin~rs basl.'<1 on interviews with its personnel and recommendations by Bruce Baird, lifeguard department chief. Scholl has maintained nothing c~1n be harm<.'d by ullowinA Uw c:orps to undNlake a deta1h."tl study or the c•ros1on. Schmitt ha:. mointainc.-d th.it ~wintt-+h~ ~tudy-, ltw>--....-.--.t would gain a foothold on the pro· ject and the cit.y could lose control. Collins' position seems to tre~ between the two. FIRST. WHILE he said thul th,• corps w ould not undcrt akt• further study or the eros ion without n city commitment to a struelural solution. he said the l'Orps will li~tcn to what the city wants. Collins !Wid th<' detailed study ('Ould cost as much as StS0,000. · "We would be reluctant to do ff unless we ha\-e some-irn.lleat.w· i,n... __ , from the city that the thing might sell. "Some in the city feel some structural measur<'8 are not as harsh as others and rould live with it. but IC the feelini;t is that no structural m easures would be ac- ceptable under any conditions then it would be a waste or time and money t o do a further study." Collins said. COLLINS SAID that "through any s tudy the r e's a l ways coordination with the public." "The study will include input from the public and sponsors. We will come up with recom· mendatlons. The only rccom mendation we don't know a re the special recommendations. We tio know it will be s tructural measures." Collins said. A preliminary report. on th1· erosion was prepared by Uw Corps two years ugo. IT SHOWED that upper erosion was caused by the burrowing o( ground squirrels, while eros io11 nt the base or the cliffs was caused by wave action. To eliminate the wave action+ it proposed construction of :\ breakwater over an area of tidepools. or construction of a. M?awall the length of the park .. The breakwater would be tht1. least cxpensiYl'. Despite the erosion caused b the squlrrel11, the city council has refused to authorize their eradication by JlllSslng or polsOfl• ing. /\humane t rllpplng prol(ru~ has lowe'red but not. climlnalcd lhe rodent 1>0pulatlon. Three Boats Burglarized In Dana Point . \,. Three owners or boats moorccl at Dana Point lforbor have re• ported the t he!L o( marine pro- perty to Orange County sheriff'f o(ficers . Cal Stale Fullerton teacher' Ronald Langdon Jr. of ~llert<>f 1 told deputies an outboard mole>*' and a gas tank with a total value of $540 were t•ken from hi• vessel by thieves who cul the securing padlock. Property which included all anchor, a)hip's bell, a bait tank', a battery and a comp&Ss was lost by sales repres~t.ative Donald John Unmacht, 55, of 34446 Via Gomez. Capistrano Beach. H+ valued the loss at $144. An anchor chain and lin9 valued al $183.50 were 1totd from a boat owned by retiree Be>• Vincent. 80, of 461 Camino S•t Clemente, San Clemente, of; ricers 1aJd . • S.IWl M0t1CI TOC•fDt'TOltt '~~~:.o:.~~~:r.~ l TM I COtl .. TY 0, CHI All9C ........... ' '""" Mllltt .. 11>t l!ll~• .. llUTM UJau.t. aoOMl•~Atto .-.. llVfH ISlll.l A lllCHAlll»ON. o.u.-. -let It -nr t••-to tt...,IOf'\ ......... ,i.i~-~I ""'""~ It file wt• C!.tlnti Ill -efflf.•., .... ~oflN!el"'"''d<wn0t•..... ""'''IM-tl.-ti NOllt<•OI ICINf AN D ICENf, AIWMf> ....... 4 1• I . 0-A-. ....... 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YOVl\O nus ~'"'"""' we~ llleo with ""' Co<lflly Cl•tllof Or~ CtuntyonAug JO, .. , .. fflal P\lbllslled °'""lie C.001 Delly Pltol, Sepe. 2. '· tt, 11, 1•1• • -1-16 -PUBUC N011CE PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUStNUS HAMii STATIMaNT TM lollowlrtt Ptr•o"' .,. dolrt9 busintU H : CEHTUllV n CltOSS COUNTRY R EAl. TY. INC,. UIU encl\ 8outewerd, $ull• UJ. H lllllington lloltc,., Ct lllONtlA CllOSS COUNfllY REAl.TY, INC , '61M 8oecll 8oulev.,d, Suite m Hurol•nQIOft ~""· C•lllOf'nl .. Tiii• buMntU h IMl"t <O-ltcl by t(OfJIO .. llOI\. CllOSS COUNTltY llEAl.TV, INC lly llul" Anit Gibb Tlm 1111...,..,t llltd w11" u.. County C""1< 114 ~County on ._., 1t 1171 -'""' till~ ... , WI\ ..... '"'"' Ult C.ovt\tY (l•rll at 0 1'Al'\Olf County Oft 4->I IO, !ti• l'&llS4 fluOl•U>ed Ott"~ CN\l 0.11• Pttot, ,_ ~''"bot' '· '· 1•. u. "" m .. ,. Puollsfttd 0t~"9t {H•I (Uity "'IOI, •uv u tt, i.. 1no Seo• 1 "'• ~" PUBLIC NtmCE fllCTIT10US IU'1NIU NAMISTATl""INT T,..1011-1,,. per ton•••• dOl"O llU•I -·· WH I TIE t. lllllOHT, Ila W1111119f, Unit 'V', CMI• MtW. CA tJOI o.w1,. •1.,...1 o.ro,,., aw Soelrd CJrcle, H""tllt ..... &ttt" Ctlll • .,._. "°'" H-0 COft"O•. ,..lWl•N• A .... -........ 11 .. cll,C•IH ..,.., Mtttl11 •emlr•r Jt . 1011 °"'_,.SI., ...... unoion """'" C:•l•I f»lt l~h ""''"'" I\ toMutlt~ b• " -•llN•l-\ltlp, M.trtln lttmlfet Jr '"" ,, ......... , ..... hlOd '"''" '"' ee ....... c1 .. 1o: ol O•Anl)<t COUlll• on AuelAI ", It 7 t, PUBLIC NO'l1CE l'ICT1nov1 I USl•OS .. AMI STATIMUIT n.e -~ ............ i• ... Ml· -"' OElAlllC\' ltU\. ESTATE. l711 &. eo.11 " ......... \ull• *' C'«llM dtlMw,CA•U ' O..,l• l'Oto11 Dtl.e~y. -· """""' C--dtt Mt•. CA""" , ........ u b <-•--.., ...... ·-I OtWI .. I', 0.YM' fllK \!-"I Wei .......... .... ~ ""'' 114 °' ..... '-' -~., ... ,. ..... ,,_.. ..... Or ..... C•tl1 Delly l'lloC; ..... ,_s..t 1 '·" "" ~,. PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMINT OP •IANDONM•NT DP UH 011' l"ICTITIOUI IUSIH•HNAM• 1""' 16110•""1 I>"•-...... -,,...,.. ol 11\t llctollOu\ 1>u.iNU,.,,,,.,.,. El. RANCl<ITO NO 4 el .al ltlll Sl•HI, Newl!O<'I eoclt, CA.,~. fN '1<t1ttOU\ bU\lAe\\ ftMM tt·f4tfr-fid to•-••• 1111'<1 1 .. County on J-y ll, 1'7J I SEltGIO 4VILA Ill' f l\I ~"""'· ,_~tin~" <.•hit•"'• •1MO T,_i\ l»u\I...,\\ tlt.n COf\ck;tt..O by..,_ ,...,, ...... ~. Se•t lo A.,1• ""' ..... ~"' ... , flt"" wllll 1 .... Covnry Cl••-Of Ofef\Qt Cvul\1¥ Oii A"'! 21. "''· fl•JH l'\llMl\llff ~•"99 Co••I 0..lly Pltol, ~pt.), t , t•, U, 1'1t MHA PUBLIC N011CE • Nl•l'OU MISI U•tl'llDICMDOI. OllTltlCT .... ac. ........... .. NOTICE IS MEllllV' OIVIH 1"41\ .. ~ .. lehlttll ..... '"' ..._,. MtW Uftlfltd ~ OltltlCI el Or- COIHICY, c.11i.rrt1e, trill tu.iw -blcls""tol.OOo.m. on tl\t 11'ttOty9' ""'_ ..... 1'1• ••• 11\t .ttlff .. Mid k llool O"lrl<I. 19'•1od ot UH PltCOfttl.a Ave11t00, Ctt lo MUt , (.ellf#nl., et ...,lcll ti,... Mid bld!a will M"*klY°'*'"_tt ... lof! l"OOL. CHIMICAl.\ All lll<IS ttt It tit 111 ~COftWIC9 Wllll Co11dlllont, '"tlrucllo,.., tftd S-lllGetiOllt Wllldl trt -Oii Ole In 1,.. olflu .. Ille l'urcl\Ull\O Dltt<IOr of u1c1 k-Olst•lct, ten Plettllltt A-.C.SleMH o,C.llfoMl•tJU7. &ell ~ MUI! WbMll f blf ... 11Mil l1t 11\t t0tm OI t c.rtrf'ltd Ot C:Ml*t't Ole<-tr t I Ol\d eQUOl It fl"'I PttWRI IS,,_I of IM -uni al .. Ille!, ......... ,.111 ... tilt ... , ..... ~-.. IMllMcl k .... Oblttc:I. "'.,,. -., fol•• It..,. ....... _,, <Oftt•«I. ""--· tlte<f•tdlWlll llt l« .. ll• ..... .,.. <tto of ...... .. IUll..,._,...,.," .. Mft .... teMl9 ~-Dltlrltl ell Or..,.. c-oty. No~Mty wl!Mfew MW'8r• tlef1od .. llWfy<ll ... (t)) .. .,. ~.,,. -......... ~ ... tMnet. T .. t ... , .. Of IEd!KtllM ti I ... ~·MeM UlllllH S<IMI Oltl~ -,.,. tltN le "IH' """., "' -. .... '"" ftO<ftMtlly «f.ttll ll'tt ..... t ..... -..... 1 .. "'' ~··· tyOfl<T ..... ltylft ... yltHINClll"t9- DATI0: ....... 11.,.,. ... ~llT•MUA VHll'tlOICMOOl OISflt!CT "°" .... ~y. Cll"'""• OWtCfl't H-y Fl.,_ ,.o ..... oi..w l~ "'fM1illt9 °""9t C.ttt Qelty ........ ~ .... ,.,. .,.u. 6 4_ 2 5 6 7 8 D· A I L y .. 4 The Biu••t Marketplace on the Orqe Co.st I DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It. Find It , ( 642 •56?S } Trade It Wrth a Want Act- One Cal I Service Fast Ctedft ApprOYal leGI htate ••.••... IQ00-2999 ltntab .......... 3000-'69' nctlNftfs, "" s Lo1t & found . . . . . soso.s..tt S«vkt1 & RIPQi" 6000-6099 fn'Ploylfteflf & Metthoncl1t .•..•.• IOQ0.8099 loah ' Morine fqulpfMnt . • . . . . . 9000-909' lutifteu. In"''"*" & flnonclol ••...•.... 5000 .. 50'9 PfepcM"OftOft ••• 7000-7199 Automobiles & other Tronaportcrtion .... 9100·9999 ______ _.HMIH For We •••........•••........ . ...................••• ·····•·•····•···••••••· 1002 GeMnt IOOZ Gt•r.I IOOJ cwty .ct ,..'*'* ..... ron a....dlotety. Tht DAIL y PILOT OIWIMS N.welty for the first in- con-ect IRMrli0tt Oftfy. Real Estate Sale•per'"'' Two full 1\mt• 11,~0• 1,1t1· J)()SttiOtlll U\ ll1iJIJil-Ill IJ wt' I I e i. l a h I I ' h " 11 • __________ ... i.ITIJlkr. h1t1hl\ pro1lu1 ~·1Motke: ll\~, 1>r\'>l1.:1• ufl1l.-~01.1•·'!' '" U>o mi. jor mJr1wti1111 JI l'J &i 1'n JO) 111~ J \ l'I ~ ,lll. l l''>'hll oµer .. 110n ~ \lnl rt•11ula lion NEWPORT HEIGHTS Onl\ ,, h;ill__blo1...~ LtJ..i.:.hll 011\\' .. .\l'Umi.~ ~ ... ,,. 1:. ll \\ 1de lut. :1 ubh 11\llll' lur11wl d111111~ Hl(llll Ill'\' ktkh1•n I CIPl!t'I 11lumh 1ng .1mt l 1•.n i.:urai.:1• 1,N..., ol 111vm 1111 ho11t, c.• ~• 1n t>t• r ~ ,, 1 •I ... 11 '' • WATERFRONT Newport Shorea l'r1 vu t ~ Ar ll<'h '1'1111> ltouw hlh many Ql111ht) dl'l'"1'Jl01' ill'llOllll llll.'llb (:r.il'ICIUS & llP•H'lou~ :! Story, 4 bdrm hunll• "Ith .10\l.'lllhea for C.11nl1)1 LI> nrg i'ln'\li~lntrpo(ll ,u1id tennis coul'\ $1~.i~I - Wi\Tl.Rf'RONT HOMi.l» REAi.ESTATE 631·1400 II reul estate ,1dH•rt1sl.'CI m this ncwspa!)t'r 1s 11ub· Ject lo lhc 1-'edcr.il Fuir Hous ing 1\el ot 191111 which make~ it lllt•.:al tu 11dverlis 1• ··ull\ J.>rl' ft'rencl', lim1Lut111n, ur chscriminatlon based on ruce, l'olor. rclt~ion. sex. or n11t1onnl orti;m. or an intention to mukc an) "och prcferen<.~. hm1La· uon.ord1scnm1nullun .. Jo; l\. IH' r I l' 11 t• l' ti II I' 11 fl•si.1on11l:1 "ho dc,1r~· ;1 mort:' tndcpcmknt ,1t mosphere of op1•r;it10n. combined \\Ith .111 l'\ tremdy aencroui. l'11111 mission urrantil'nt\'nl, wh,111•\'1•r Sln•:.,l•d t11ri-----------'l'\'011d !il111 ~ C IJlt·n d,111~ :J:t.I ~:I ~I o<lcnu 640-9900 ll! C ln\'llL>d lO COnt:H l .J~~ e~ ~4' BIM llAS'flNG~ Th~ ne\\'Spaper will not HASTINGS & co. Valley Realty knowingly accept any RU&. TOltS 640·55601--------• advert1s 1ng for re;.11 1---- cstale which 1s in viol~ 2 STORY 3 llDROOM lionorthc law.___ + rOOL Houws for s• S52,500 WHITEWATER COASTAL VIEW SAN CLEMENTE S22.250to .\SSl'ME & own l h1' :.)larl..lin)l :i hr, 2 bu :.••l'luil\'d humc w "'Jrm \0.1rth tom•s & u~N bnrk Spur ,.111ry to ll\'mg rm .111d fo1 mJI 11111,• arl.'.1, •'J:>\ 11111111~ h\ ~g at onl> ~.!loo 111 h1~hl) dl.'111r.i bl~ .irl·:.1 1-'or early nppl h> ;.t••·.plc;ti.c c;1ll ROBERTS REAL TY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'ormul l'rtlry llltll l.trl(l' 2 u .. 11~111. 2 lmth hOllll' -848-1688 Ci>eneral I 002 ll\'tnl( room. l~1rnrn1ct in top rnnd1t1 on 1>!11. •---------• ••••••••• •• ••• •• ••••. •• knchl·n ''1th lormal dhw l'lusi\ l' Cypt l'"" Shnr\·:. CUSTOM 11z Near new plu,h t'arpct lo,·al111n. ClubhoU!-t'.i---------- 1nA throui:hout t"or pmatl' l>Jrk. '>lt'I'~ 10 STEPS TO IAY ACRE EST A TE more 1nformal1011 on lh1!>. l)c;it•h with riHlll1 to 1•\ 3 IDRM RAMCH barl(a111 cull U63-tiitii ittt11d 0111 :--~ 111::i .11110 $56,900 0011\ I • I •, ' ijj:l835() !luge weeping \\lllOW r~ , · 1 •••'t ' "''"')I'< r~ts::~~~~~~y:}~c~~rJI ~ ll'H:\ [~ IRftlHI sized hvmg room w1lh . -===-••••1• ... wall of 111uss. View of 3 IEDROOM PLUS sprawlmg ((rounds and 20X20 IOMUS ROOM THEILUFFS &! <! l>lks. lo OCt'un l 't11"!Wr ll-2 loh ~ bdrm h<111W "llh flit'<' JlUllO &. felll'l-<l )Jt'd J'rtt'ed UI Sitl,950 673·3663 associated 8Wl'~t .... gf/\\T,JllS fruit orchard. <.:ounlry S49,9~0 kitchen massive stone f' or ma I c 11 tr) to l t . "" ti. t •• , ' ,,... This hcauttfully dl't'Oral ._ ________ _ ,.,, :1 hdrm plu~ 111:11 n:· rircplucc. Vining room dramatic· ltv111~ room. hus pegg<.'<l wooden floor. Open 1>lJ11·i. tn ,t·par1th' Sepur oll' win~ for master :.Wll.'"•lh\ll'\\llf secluded mu:.ler :i.u.ile S.iddlcbul·k ~11ur10l'l s1dcm·c 111 ab..,vlutl•IV Im ._ _________ _ m;tl'ulalc• 111 l'\l'I y <ll'lull S I I 11 .1 I 1• ii o rt £" t: t: ·7 UNITS P and chlldrCJ1's quarters. kll\'hl'n . S1•1•1\11l••1I Rul'ITV! 963·7881 ballroom. 111·d p.1r1~ Ol'fH IU O•ll\IUf'O IO!qM(f• room JU)-1 h1<ll•d lh111~ ~ Call 003 Gi67 Sl~ll'l.1-: l,111d Ill •'Oii\\' 111c•111 prox1m1t~ t11 11.1rl.,., i:rccn bdh. b1J..1• 1r,11b & Jlll'I urcs11ul'. t' 'du'" l' i.hopp111,!( <'nl r 114.'tter i.l~· t h 1 i. o n t' r O I> \ Y FIH' •Cut" old with Sl>1illl~h a 1 l'11 lll•Cl UI l' tt 1· 1 ool, ord1r:-1•tc Will tr;,uJ\' up or , .... 11 nut rl .:ht. $135,000. I L c L A 6 4 2 • s· 6 ·7 " 8 ,~ (l'f .. 111 9•11HI 'J P .. I !~HMM ij41i-Ti 11 • ~~ COLLEGE PARK . CUSTOM ADDITION nod compll'IC upg rading lhruout. 4 Ill~ l11:drooms, plus den. office. family und dlnmit. ,.:vt•rythin¥ thl• 1iclt1vc rumlly needs lncludlnJt a lnri,:c• yard. Top voluc nt V.tl.lJO() 1-'or dctans, call s10-11s 1 ~~HERITAGE . . REAl.TORS SPLASH lf'4TOTHIS! .• prelly blue pool plu'I lWO hui;u fireplaces, 3 bedroon and den. on a quiet tree-lined street. Term s . SS7 ,000. C11 II today,002-7788 LUXUR"f PLUS Walker 6 lee Real fstst11 ,.'ANYTIME Eastside OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1·5 4459 W.Cat Hl9hway ewport leach --:tnc"drooms, 3lfotns 675-9547 ~ Cos.bl ttt1a $56, 900 Sha.!J? 1 3 bedrm. 2 huth Oil I rl'c 1 n t!<I ~t ~l'"t ---ll e l at• he d dbl l• ,!(arui:e -135' deep lol. In COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. 'estors delight with bltn tcnunt. ll urry. <'n ll MG-5880 ~HERITAGE REALTORS 2000 Ft:FrontOC)e Hi ghway 74 n IVl'ri.idc THE AMERICAN ('ounty 4 Luktos, 70 DRUM trees. i:old mine 11.nll S52,950 waler • All or purl. Cull Quiel tree hned Ill reel Land Siiles Div. of Pelc tends toprivateparking: Barrell Reallt:_ Collage walkway to PETE BARRETT secluded entry! Lavish -REALTY-living room highlighted 675•4060 by t oa sty fireplace• Gourmet kitchen w/din ,_. ..... .,.. ..... .,.. .... .., .... ..,...,.-i in g e ntertainme n t. Rambling walkway lo l•---------•I s we c pi n g m as l c r 1111----''-""t Costa M•sa tx.-droom a nd bath + 2 children's retreats. Por • Tiie bt11 ploco 11 buy ............ 0... C..011 11 "" Oo111 l'let 642-5678 DAILY PILOT lar9C1in!! ty t ime patio wtl h S49,900 backyard room ror pool! /\ sharp 3 bedrm home Owner 1ert area and with new pa ml msidc and mw.t sell! Submit your "OUt. New carpcti; and nffcr' 1147-6010. dn•~s. tircat locatum on orrN,, ., • ., Hllf,,OtTNr<r• lurgc 110' dl'ep lot. ~all [ '8 I 546·5880forfull details. ~. IUAiHW OCUNfRONT ~HERITAGE . • REAl.TORS Deluxe du1lh.'x: 2 hdrms . OLD CORO..,... DEL ;i ha., bit in~. tr-1.11 .. 111 """" each unit . ~llf>l'r ~un MAR deck. •I (;ur l(IH3fl<'' lkwullfullv n•mod1.•h•li 2 $llt9.500! lx.'t1101110 h11m1• nn I< 2 lol loltoo lay rrop. l"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~jj '' 1 t h c A IJ a 11 1> I o n Realtors ll""'1h1hl11·' l'op11l'r * 675 7060 •" USITHE DAILY PILOT "FAST llSULT" SllVICE DlllCTOIY For Reault Service Call 642·1671 plu111lt11lj.1, r1t 1·11l111••· Wtlh·----·-----· r;rnwd h1•ar1h. llH'l' yurd Wolk•n~t 11"111111·1· to ILUFFS t•Vl'I') lhlll ~ Sltlll•.Jk y l'11•llll :ind Ill 11 1»101, t•on SIR. llAUTY! chL1011. Sll7.r100. Coll n11w Supor end unit. Uli Z G73·8550 l'lun. R1•11ullfully de· 11N•1111 I •" ... ,,,., l<JM '"'I' 1·oroled; 31h hil\hs. COUil• [ I try kllt hen, encl. p1tlo11. ~ l'il'il';U A1>s11m11blc 8 1W"1 loan. A ~, l1'E\ J;; buyatSll0,000 ht.JU l-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~want ud~ C. F. Coleswortbv REALTORS 640.00fO Classified ud!I ~1·11 1111; _________ ....J._..,.. _____ _ items. 21mall 1tt·m11 01 dr'1Q-O j'\.,.,' _ f)'C. ~C::..• un y it e m . Ju11l c11 ll P"» l'Qt.1 ~.. 'It P(/"-;J 642•5678· Tit.I lntri9•ltt9 Won/ Gome willt o Clt11dle ------Wlll4 .. "" •. "*"' • .__ ....... °' .... '°"' ICfotl'WM -· .... """ lo '"'"' ,_ """"" -· I H I L s E R I I I I' r I l.LIPTO I I I I I' t I l A G U E j l SotMtNflO i.111 me tt1e1 bv ...,, ...... , ~, ~,..;.....;;,~ !tit llrnt 11\o ebnttnnlel Is "· -.r.. .. -"'· -.L .. -.L.-J owr, -·11 •II with tltl1 covntrv ~,..::A::R:e::":o::c:::1 ~. =: ;:.~ ;. '"'· _1r......11 .......... 1__..r__._r"'"' "" r ei:. =, ...:"' =. ·~f ........ lltDUITTUIN THI$( $9\JAl!S • ~t l£llfts TO I GU ANSWlf rrrrrr1 I I • I I I I 1, A" ' I ~:.~~ ...... !~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... 1 ~~:.~.~ ...... ,~~:.~.~ ...... 1~.~~ ...... GaMr• 1001Gwfoel 1001 G...,.. 1002 '"-rel 1002 fitMr• 1001 GtMrel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • GaOOVY, ROOMY tH COllONA DB. MAR A new h~tm i: in popul:1r Harbor Vww Oroudmoor Lols of ~pac~! Oac·ks to wiltlt·rnc~l). l:>ld •:-. to a purk anti th, lot lL'><'lf is roomy The.· house.· 1~ ,,:r<>0' y, 4 Bedro oms plus hoyb 1 d t:n . hu~c ~(·rc.•t>n<."I J,!am~· r>c>n·h. formal timing ,ind p ·~k a \ ll'\\' o f Lhe cx.·can .\ h~llll~ nt Barb U ulchini:~ ul Sl49.~ Op.,.AIW...ti 1.5 UNI U M~§ ~EAi. TORS ·. 675·6000 2443 Eau Coa~t H1qhw<1v. Corond d•.t M.ir .ilsu m M•"·.i v,.,.,,. 11 S:Tr; 'J990 G~• 1002°G.-rat .f 002 ....................... ·•··•············•···•· OCEANFRONT -JUST REDUCED ! 2 Bdrms . 2 bathl>. on the o<:can Beautiful white bc at·h. graC'eful sea ~ulls. heakll pool. sct·urity hid~. Price just reduced from Sl.15.000 t o $87.300' Fullv furn1:-.hcd An ~Int chok~ for a beu(;h hidc.•oul. HARBOR· ofooling<Jor a_j.Jome? W*'ll, we hi:l\'e 1t and h e re 's why .John 0 . Lu~k ~rnd Son huvt> built muny outstnndin.: quality homes ht•n • in ~('wport U«.'<Jt'h und they art! ex<:lui,1Vl'l). ~o rne trade rn homes. -.ornl' JU t llst~>d with Lusk ... So give us a call. lte mc.·mbt.·r wt• huvc tl' 3 & G St'<.l rooml), 1 & 2 slort el) from Sl 14,000. L l r s K -R I· \ L ·r y (] ),1/,11 /! /,;,,;., ,\ ,),,11 ( ,, WA TBtFtlOMT :'\('\\ undL·r t•onst rutl1on: tontemp. Capt' ('o<l. -1 BR. ·1' :! ba .. playrm. or Sth BR . 2 lrpf(·~ oak fin; .. ln<lscpg. Pier & .float. S360.000 Litlo :'\ord. Ii BH. or 4 cm . & 2 BR. apt. On sandy bea ch. 5295,000 · BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•dt• Drove N 8 67'> 61t>I 1002 GflWral J OOZ ........•...••...••.... ······················· 2 STORY VA FIXER UPPER! SL.,,.Y SlJOI: T he back yurd slippery slide lcta~hng mto a fr~e form pool isn't the only cxcitm~ feature of <his Mesu Verde spLil l~v el. There's <J lso a s na.tzy jacuzzi. ·a family room-game room complex, formal dining and dramatic decking. This is a lotta house. The money is Sll4,900. UNl()UI: ti()MI:§ _REALTORS'. 546-699:0 . 1525 Meu Vetdc Drive~ East, Costa Mesa .1ho 111 Corom1 1tel M,11, .it 675 13000 1002Geaenl 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W L~l.1 'r '\ TAYLOR CO. Ht-::\Ll'Ol\S -...11111 .. \~Ht i A IEAL "'FIX ....... "·$49,500 This home needs pairft. n ew roof. lawn. etc. Do your own thing & save money before owner r edecor ates & increases the price. 3 Bdrms. lovely Anthony k idney.shaped heated paol. ZlllS..Ja ;' ........ MEWPOIT CINT'm. H.I. 644-49 I 0 Thul'$day, September 2 1978 DAIL 'f PILOT ('S .... _.. 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HM\' par<1ucl l'ntn \o '\l'I down 11,t11i.: room Fo1 m11I d1111• 1''1\'"lO fJil\tly room c:uu1 met :.uni.hint• !<lt('he11 lh JMni.1 \l' bl-d1 oom •·om 11lc\ h1 lih'il h> "t't'l>ln,.: muster •mwtu,11> \\Ith \ <tu 11 .:'I 1· 1· 1 Ii 11 1: ~ 1111 <l .w pur.1ll' th l'S)>m i.: .irt•a cnll i--------- Scll.-r lt•ll i.llH•• und Ph: 540•3666 ~l l'ST :.l'll Try ~.!llll ~{~10~.uw~~ ."~.fl,} lhiiMfJI [ ~ IHMll w.·';::::~~"·'•' WINE Ir ROSES -1 Family + Dinlncj FAMIL:Y 1''or lit(' l:tr jll' 1.1mtl~. Jti\'hl.\ Jlll!Wll•tl f;.111111,\ HOME room. hnd, f1n·pl,11·l• ~:n1r< h,tll lu 3 h\•1h-uo11\ $43,900 \\l11i:'. I '• ltJlh" u ..iu, .. lloneymouner':. uc·lli:h• kill h.:11 ~.~1;')41 h t llllh or ln\\'bluri. <lr1 .. 1m , unw a <l \ l' r l 1" 1• 11 BI\ It true! 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J Ur. ::. lt..1 I:.: poul ~ S80,000. ) a, o 111 . , 11· •• 11 , l' Llo .... s BUILDER S ( 11111tll'lnl I' I'. ~t.1.,!IOO " . f).l!J :1713 536-8832 Owner Anxious Country Clwb Hm l H\ ()\\ '\ J:H IU1 ~b.1 IJtll 1111 1;:1111 lln tlJ l..1111· :. ~·· ,11111 111 1111 PRE.FERR ED IR\l'\E l~:lltt\CE r:F.EI..\:\ n Cum11l.:tl'IY ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! upi:r.1lkcl. J ht . 1 r k En ~t<l 11 etc• .:.h .. dckd eul-6 ......, - <lt!·:.Jc ht<lc:. lh1~ t•harm · I 001 Gttlinir rooz ~ W-N-E R • s M 0 T ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ ATEO ! l.Jrllt' l hr I~""' r1·d~ l'll +~llJU-hi ~.V.W.1 1111 1 l~·llrm d 1• :.1ral1lc• i-:11,1,1111\ 1 .. m1l~ homl' 111 11u1l•1 .1n ·a w11h all Uffi\'lllltl'" Hiit ~~IHI Gt'Mral 1002Gt•ral 1002 ·························~···················· l.1du l '\ll-ha\'fronl . rC'dU('<'U Imm srns.ooo to s.i2s.ooo Prime-lol·at111n with IJrc:.itht:tktng 'iew_ 5 Bdrm~ . 5 haths. pier •°<t. si<ll· lie fl,lr large boat LIDO REALTY 3377 Via Lido, H.I . 673-7300 I 1002 Ge.rot 1002 ·••········•••••···••·· ..•.•.....••••••....... PARADISE OH BALBpA \\'here els~ cart you \Hilk a (l'w steps & bl• swimmin~ in Newpor~ Harbor. or Lake a fe w .steps & be ~wunmmJ! t.n the ocean '! Lo\·cly. cm.tom built home w ith :i bdrms .. den. familv rm .. 3 baths & 'n c l. pri vatc pat io. Tennis. boat launching r a mp & private beach are yours at Balboa Point. Sl55.000 1 ooJIGeMr'Clil 1001 ·········•··········•· REDUCED 2 STORY HAUTY ........................ NEWPORT HEIGHTS HACIEHQA l'ht•rc· ·~ 1111 1•1111 to th•· )1""11t1ht1t•' •: 1.m 1·1\ 2 1•<!11111 111 .I l1 ,1th ' :--11.1111111 .. I 1\1111: llhllll terl:un 111 tlw lari:c I J n11 •nt: l :ith\ry \' ..-\ ftxcr up· ••••• ••••• • •••••••••••• per Gwnt harkyard w1\h room lllr pool. Jacu1l1l .1ml .:.1rdcn! llu,i?c t'O\f· l'fl"tl pJlto and rel· re at mri Jrea· 2 1-l(>drooms open lo Imel.) baltony S11ar1ou1. "' 111i: room. Handyman "or!. -.ho1> 111 i,:a ra~e. 5 &-drt111m ... :: lm1h~. C;ill Iv ruum w11h '' l'l har. 1>u<•I "11.t' lot \!.k1111t ~IW.500 1;14 i:!itl -/.,. .... ., :: ..... , .. IJ., .... ,. REALTORS A-FRAME BY THE SEA toda) K.i2 2!>~ ,., ~ .. 114 v .-'l' "" '. f • •• [~lti&ltl Fl.'a~l ~ 013r •'H" on th•> ""1"'"11•· 'l>hl ll'\d a-1----------1 Jrame ll> tl\c c.1. \\ 1fc ERO "a""" k•h·ht·n "11h1111s or MESA Y E p;rnt r~ ~p.11·•· t 'h.1rrnini: b,tlo•un~ II\ t•rlo"1"' l'O/~ FOR ONLY S57 500 I 1n·pl.11·•· hudt f111· t "11 ' lh.·t·111 .1l••d 111 'ool '' htl•'S Shari> 3 h••tlroom . 2 ho th. .1 11 d .1-.h 1111h l.11 i:1: :\I\' hort1•• Nr (;ult •·<tllwlli .d, ,.111111., c:1a,, Cuurw • Jll n•i•1bl'lon•11 ,111,.1, "I'"" 1,, 1111,,,1,. 8'lool.1h-" .i:.1nlt•11 "·"'' 1111 i:ar"i.:•· 1 A-3 I 1111111 .. ,,,.111·1 :-.·11.1r.itl' UPERB fonhll•'' for t lu.hhou:.t· QMES tt·nnt ... 1.·uu1·1,.. i..i n<l _ _ \11lll·~ b;ill. l potJI!\, & 15S5W.a.ker,C.M. Jaru771. 1 lnl.• 11 • hlot"k'l' -til.u.t to M•fll•t 8"11et f mm ~ , .. ,, rort Hr,,.. h • ·---s".9.·.•.6.ss-___ _ Onl\• Sl\.500 tlo\\ 11 . t \1 II n1m. • IS-I<! i!>J.i .... ,. .. OWHER ANXIOUS 4 +'} + IOHUS Super r~1m1I\ hmnl· on l1tl'~l' lut Form.ii thnmi; roon1 St•11<11 .th' l;11111dn MIOlll :?:!1111 !'>11 fl 11( hi\ Ur\ f-:, t•r\ "011l .tll0 ' dre;im k1l<·h1•11 "1th .11! th~ rn o 11 l· r n r" n \ \' 111~·nl'l':. Four k1111: "'''cl hl'droom~. ~I .1 "'" t m11:1lt'r ~llllc' -t t • "' 'um ab It• fo' 11 \ I 11 ,111 l>on'l mi,., lh" ""'' Sllti .l•tlO lull 11111·1• blti i lil HEWIH E.ASTSIDE Ju,t 11:.ll•tJ t h1:. 1-pa1·1oui. J 1,c1. :! bn • f;im rm ~hould .. ..i1 1mml'dlull'I~ 1k•,1ulll ttll~ l,llld!\l illJt'd " 111·1' ,1tt•. 1•n1•l11,1•1I pllllll 1111•11 1'1111 •• ul 11w n~r"h 11> pro I''' rt• IHI> iii I - Walker 6 lee Real lst11te FANTASTIC 1 2-1 DUPLEX 1''u0rn1~hl'<l. and onl\' 1 ~ hlO~;k l~W;tl'h '177.500. \\'h,11 m11r.-.·:1n ''" 'J' • DUPLEX REDUCED TO S20,000 Oct•omt• the o"nt.>r of m come µrop e rty that mak~s n·nts tsense. too) i\:.~umc 1•.~·,. loan. t\JJ· prox ~. neces:.ary H.o a:.:.umct'ull NOW!! 546 ... 141 ~ COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC SPECTACULAR ShorKlifft· View t> tS1xJ bdrm ho ml' tn prestigious area. ~·an· tast1c i\ls 1r Sutlt> ", p1 l bulcon,·. Wl'l bar & ~''-'"· Ran• offcrrni: " htlrm~ to swt a large fanuh Includes a "''IH'r~11~ molher-111 Ian ~ultt• 1'lc11.1blc :sclll'r wtll l a1lor (1nnnc 1n 1t tn 'u1 l qualified bu~ cr'i. nl•c..'<.li.. ClJU to disl'11:>!> thl' muny wuys yuu 1·.111 hu) t h" home. ~4 t.500 includ•·:. l11nd. . llOMt>~ REAL ESTATE - WATt..Rf'RONT ----------__ 6_31;,1400_ Seamed·To-Sllm !Scrap-Happy Owl! home, bcJul fom r111 , formal drn rm, fluid tr~lmt'd :.trcct llw•ry, o wn e r mu :. I mu' c &t5·0JO:J FOREST OLS0>1 INC lalaoa Pettinwta I 007 ••••.••...............• IAYFROHT 645·3474 ··1'7'·-1- SEE THIS POOL HUCJe 3 Bdrm, 2 loth 1.111111\ "''' l.111 h. 111•,11 11<'" 1 .trp<'h I rttl1· ''"" l1t·.11 h l 111"u.1I pool d1• "I!" (.'\I.I , !II;:! i i .> I I 'I' I. II E '\ET\\ 1111 I\ A IUY!!! a u r . 2 u ,, l' o 11 ti o H.111111 Op .. 1..0 '"" l'' • n \' Panor;int1l' \ 11•\1 ""h ~l.1h l,1thhou:.1·, <'tlt'I purkmi.:. s1•c•ur11 v llhl;: 1•t•ll•1 • :JllH h.w '>; I':. .llhl 11,.,,.,1 I 111 . lnilr 11• 1.11n 1 tn. lrt;: ma"t hr l,1\ ma ht I. 'u n l l.O\\ I' n l'l' N t: w r () It T II ,\ \' l'11,.1.1 ~h·~:t ;.iu liif:I TOWl':tts W[STSIDE REALT Y INC 848-2323 310 1-·1-:11 '.\:O. ''° OPt:~ S.\T & :o.t ' -st1'5;-000 Ownl"r t~I~ 1 39·H 293 OCl-:ANF'llONT L'CI:'\ Lii i Ocean & Jfov \ ll'\\.:: Ur , 2 ll:1. + formal l>ll, S78.000. Hkr !)f;;1 ill.'1:11'~1 i L'Nl1'S SW:1 IMIO 1:1<.'al'h Cullal:l' ~.1 .~111 Hed1x:ed' a llr. 3 ha n r bav &O<'l'an •tta.~10 ·4 IJR, :.i l}a. $137.0oo Marshall Rily 1>"1~·,l(;OO Corona ct.I Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.-U1tin9 3 Bedrm. 2 bath house on R 2 lot. Ready to build 2nd uml. $119,SOO Call Agent 575.moo Corot1a HiCJhland' WITH Oak Hardwaod' .AND VA TERM~ EASTSIDE Dream Home ·'~"111111• ''"'ltrlJ,: \ ·' f\1,111 Total 1i;I\ nwnt ... '"' I.• sw:: rn11 J'h" l•I\ d~ .I lx-droum h11nw \I 1th wwd bnrk hrc11l;J<·•· '" 'out' I' .11 k 11 u n 11 n ~ l II" • II\ O\\OC'r S ,· ~~ 11111.,l lll'"n •cl I "1111 ' 11111tlt•I I 1111 :! II\, l.1111 ~ th ll I Ill lt1'Ul'I' 111 .. 1111' ,'(, ll\11 i-;,lt'll~I\ l' ( lllH't ••It• ..'!. lllll'illll'\ IW:.I hH'.1111111 lo '' h1k1b lloui: ht Ill'" h111111· mu ... 1 ,\'JJ •undt·t 111,11 kl'l • '\o llt ok,•1 ' •1:1~.i \ ··1111\\ 'lunl· Ur !"i2 H1i:, fur tt1\• u:skilll! E'lt·dh·n11----------opportunrl~ for 111' ,.,,1.or --- or first llml' hornl• hu_q•r Plt·a~l' c1tll lv1 lll•l;11b We're here to help! MHo Verde Beauty fly uw11l'r, ·I hr. :i ba , Irvine '., I 04•4 furrnJJJ . chn rm, JJ,tc f.4.JtTI ••••••••• •• •• •• ••. ••••• rm. c.:u ~lum 11•1111 & Mlfti Oceanview Jacu111 l'lu .. h l."arµl'l 3 + Den 3 BR. 2 03. in a ":ilk-lo Shown by appl onl) private-heath :'l.l'"IY 122.500 :rn:!!l s""" Spani1hRetreot restored beautiful oak Dnvc. c :\I 5 Hi 2277 Hc,1Ut1lul S •" :.. hom•· f Io o r s • b r a n <l n t'" \ u l um ;1 l 11 ''"' 111 k It·• kitchen. formal d1ntn1t ~h,~a Vc•nh• Par<'~l'lle1 ~\1>tc•m t'oq•11•d \t•ran and small bout srora,;:l'. by ownr ·lbr. 21m, lllJf 11;1, I l>Nlroom" ur :1 1 OnlySJ08.700. ~fl .fl 883 ,000 . 2862 ohm. formal 1l111111j!. Jll'a1 Cell Quick-644-7211 ~rahui;o. C.:.M 751 · l~i7 . ty lll'l'l'l:.1•·1· D<•1•or.1t111 • w;il111upcr <\. n 11 fll'li.. 1'Jn Nl(,£.L HAlllY & AS~U(IATES EASTSIDE (/ u " I I I \ I J l h I. 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[ ~ IHMHI ~1h "11 h .1 lo\\ c·o~t ll.11 h 1'11111 1.·1,,~,111 .. cl .\.r "·"~ !\11nwth1nN to >.\'II~ l'hnnt•IJl2 .~•71i ('J.is1of1('(l .ul'<<lu11 \1cll G......a I 002 Gt•r• 1002 cae:: ·110111 BLlllS CD. OVEH !JO YEARS OF SERVIC[ VIA LIDO HORD-IAYFtlOMT With Pier & Slip for a Large.• Yacht. Spacwui\' Te rrace Patio lclcul for 1-_:ntertainin~ & Sun Tanning. 2 Story 1'"'amily llome wjth !l Bedrooms Off en.'<1 at S318.000 881 DOVER ORJV~ 631-1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ciiewerel 1002 GtMrel 1001 ~C~,.!~ SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW CONDO Prestigious Ne wport 8each living with s wimmin g pool & tennl co urt ~. Super fl oor plan. 4 Bedrooms . form al dining room. li ving r oom w1lh fi replace. 21:l buths . $98.000. A COLOWIU IAHICB CO. 644-1766 ' I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mecnab / lrvtne realty IA YFIONT DR.AMA Roat sltp "un~il. w this triking townhome 2 bedrooms, 2 baths & 2 decks w 1oulstandin1? VIEW of bay. S220.000. Burbara Aune 642·8235 ( 872 ) '42·t23S '01 Oovtr Drive I rvlne •l Campus Valle., Center 7"·1414 /\pt. Open llou,,c Sun. 1·5 /\gt. 675·3222 W 1•11rl')' ibclf · . • 642·S:Jii8 AJit·11t "fl I In Colifornlo" Ucautiful l'U!llllm tluplt•,'(, HY Ownl•r :1 hr. 2 1111. po•il. l'l 'l!Tl.l•:llot:h :i 111 l! H.1 by owncr t:l'J.000 J&l xtr:..' 1\:..,umahh• Vi\ f.ir11 Hin t 11tr111m bdrms. 673-tiOro loan No l' ~I N!J,000 w land Otx•n hi.t• Sot (I.• 557 ·33311 l'nnr Onl) !-,trn I S, (.'a 11 itJ:t ut5 l 31RDUPLEX OH ORCHID Qlll uli ;ibo11l lh1~ 3 llflrm charml'r wfl.111· M1ol 1 Bdrm. i;u 11ny 1111t1•1 anti ~;.z lu 1•t•nt llul'tH'lor /\pl On I y I05. ooo Cal644·7111 1'Jn Nl(,ft li1'\l l £ { f,, llti'JUUAT [5 RANCH REALTY 551·2000 DEERFIELD • _, , C8 OAILYPILOT Tl'lursctai Septemt>eir2, 1971 OIMrl..tll I ..._..,_.w. 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Z 3 " den new horn" on lownhomt• CIObe to lake llvtna rm " f.1m rm " ...,., ~ I r p lcs . 2 ear a11 r . Lake l''ore!>l wJv1t•w of & ltnn1i1. ·,, l'. $t~ mu. miles thl!l •bdrm . 2\ SUIOIYIS.OM-IMIW u. 01 _ "9hulna ............. ..,.... S...-......... wahr/dryr , $600 mo w;i\t•r tS221 ~q n. 2 ba, SU·~I ba. townhome u llfl\'Cla 3 Bd "" -.. ....... te C_. be...... 210 6'15·2'75 Atl:. wet bnr, frplc, pat to --·-- - treat! "Drue"" hdv.d rms .. 2 baths .. family rm.; 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .... Mlle 1•07 & dbl 1ur. Clubhouse. RANCHO SAN JOAQ IN Ooonna In l'ntry h:ill bdrms ., 3 balh.'i, family rm. & dining UHITS raJCI DOWM. W~ll exchonije t!quity U\ •••••••••••••••••••: ••• pool & tennlii Incl. s.'WIO. 3 Br. 2 1 J U.1. wi>uh•r $au ~lh:hen. u<ld!l to It' fh· rm . From $90 ,360 to s138 240 l SIJ.tH $21 ,000 Condo ui C11rl•b11d Corf\ 1 11 lie.1<t,\•Sept.llt.ti40..A300 Luas lh'Y Modct. \'11·\\, li"hl. l-:'Cte111>l\'e brl" lN'"l.UD IN'' L•"''D.' • 4 SIJ0.000 s-A Bout Submit l.438·111:6 N"p;ac Ying rm. a l)r, aolf C't1Ur1'l'. luk\•, :l\aJI " , ~ u '"'" ...,_, -2 blka bay & ocea.n. $375 'So1>1:r 3 br . 2 ba, fplr, UW, .,,..,. l ' St'"' ~ -7 work in (•ntry t·uu1t &. 7 1271.000 155,000 ......... mo.d751602al\4pm. l'PI ~. llrv~ s:tll~/1no 8i.f.'-1~ ,_, .. 11 Wl or back pull<> Uni \' P.1rk ----1 ••-000 w--a.......1 29 --, ... :l ..,._. ' -" ..... .,,,. ..,,.,, $70,000 --· 00 ·•br 1 .... b •• , ...;.. 1.....,1\.:t.Nnft:,• . .,,,.,_.., • • I ••JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · n a, ··<'nr &•r. ----1 OPTIO~ TO lllJV I -I -,000 SOLO. Nntlqnol .~int Food Ch11ln oo Hal Pen. S3'7S /mu. F..t• Valley 32l4 On .:otr t•ou1·i-1.·. NC\\. DOJC Y . ra.~JCk:l.l>C t SltZ.000 =·· requires 30 locnllon In G7~1~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• plwih ltuncho S:rn Jo.i 552·7000 640.7000 I RUJ. l'OJt ' 640-7000 12 , $>t0,000 . Southern caur. 15000 Sq. e..... .. M• 3122 llAUT..UL QUiii tnhsc nr Cuhw ·"' ·THE .... --·--12 SSJl.IOO SOUi !"-""'"""'· c.11 '"-••••••••••••••••••••••• AD~COMM. S.D.t'wy. "'"• n. a VJLL "·CE. . . . . 840-1000 14 $400.00I SOLD. Sweene)'. <714)64().7205 ~aut duptx. 2Br, 1~ bo, Tf on10n1111 ccurt, pool & :tvsul~~n•. ~~~ r!~l~.·~~1• "' ZO $4-,000 .r-" 1--'--'s frpl, + xtrus. So. of hwy. ac I Oii. 'lose to park. • • • " RE "'LTORS .... -....... U o<A ... 9 nit/\ =jnff II d r .. nd g11r. "'90 mo, lh •udy . "' JO . $750,000 ~•••••••• • .....,mo ..... '"""'I. . .... n r('t!wuy." --SOLO . •• ••••••••••• be< rm. H., bath. encl Se1>1. 15th. 2Q Arl>olcb. llANCllOSANJOAQITT ~leoch 10 Mewport .. ac11 106' OfftCIS SJS0,000 $60,000 ~,..,,.lhed 2 8R,\bo.f'rplc:.wrtbar , dble gar:ii:e. Near new 040 8300 Nu 2 Or + clt•n '<! •Ila ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••'-•••••••••••••••••• patio. A\•Dll now! $37S $376/mo. lllt , IUlil & V1uvcl'l!lly l'urk tw11hn1 4 ,:real Vu. upil'\lb'. q >h'. NEW CONDOM INIUM llACH ROMT Plus nt•Y offi..-. llOf, lsted aboYe! ..... I.a.ct 3 I 06 mo. 640·7433 tsecurily. Ag1ml, nu foe n :l ll r , , · d r I bl I Ol .. ll d In L • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.86:>5 . r . ti, um Im. lllll'l'll rps. P '" lns, V.t'lbar, .. .' .. ~· .. l' • uu u1rn . IOAT SLIP • W1nt"r. 2br, 2b". fr1>I~, 3 BR .. 2 bu., frp'"· ""'tio. ovn, nr pool. Jll<' 75:? ~~ I pool. SSS.5~0. ov.·nr ·-A.I• 1':00 ont.v i lilk> C 0 M P.L. L ' ~ ~ " ' Fr d n,,:.. Jl"Y 752·8239or:;:; 2 K9'7S frum tht> bc :n h .. $160,000 r..-· J:;LY FINI S H E D patio.Call onl uptex.AvaU.nowS240.Lge 2 br.kld~/pels/W(!hove 2 !l&·l hdrm ---Udrm~. 2 full baths San<ly NtJWPort8ellt'h31 "TURN-KEv ·· PROJECTS wifl be t21JM45·1978. ~.yearty lea~c -smglcs. Beachcomber. ho mes &'tuwnhomc!I llSTIUYi11llVIHE k1C r hr n nppla anc ,•s )our fC'<'t ! Steps to )Our ;;o~ Or CX<'h~n~ed. Trade up and get Agent 575 · 23•3 fec._i3l -20ll t1Yllll for lct1s.-. 1-'rom aBR . 2liA, wa lk t f1rt·r 1 .. 1·(' lli M r k s l>oat slip! Custom bwlt ~''"appreciation, 6 months interest C5h.f:~:.n~nli;.(;~:~o.c~pt~: Cll;\RM Lovely 2 Slory 3tir 2 ba S3'5toM:?S.Nol-'ees. :.chools & lcnn1 r uurt, I' r o fl c ' >'on J I I ~ on lbe water! Pnvatc co WMle-<>ff, and lo maintenance. BY rrc:.h & ctn. newly rt: :'!br. lbu, f!'Pk· applncs. Townhouse: lmnrnc. dt>I llANCH Rt-:ALT\' Wood tlct·k11. ='t':tl a) II IJncht.i~'<I In a 1t11nkn \I") Gorg_eous flagi.lur\f APPOIN dl.'Cl'd. )1..llurc fam or $M-Olse.675-656Suvcs rrp l_c. d1shwa. shc.r , Mt-:.?ooo ___ _ J)ln Pric('tlloi.dl now.al 111..c 'ctl1 n ~ a ver rlreplace anVIEWbvU\8 TMENT IN OUR OFFICE S68,500 vn' Oll' 5 11n1l tit·\ rlop room! Large formal din· ONLY (No drive -bys, please.) curui1rv. hf"' i.tylc ad I ls. 2 Bedroom-den garage service area. Cpl d patio, Unh•erslty l'k 1'wnhmc 67l·7601 AGT. m~~~" SJrm') :;tJrting an~t·hrool m1.Allti1te~~lchen I! == Nu'tJol~~n·l~r S01~SS001•1.,7m3~"! ~~~7~J>..alto.S310mo.cal' ~~.cb~v:~ll f~;n ~ (3rlH11. :!d•,IJ;i,,JJbnt.l'm : THIS Is T ca~. Spacious ram•· Ir--._ • 11'1 -wknds; l213) 795-9637 ~.640-8218 at ...... v:iu wt . ovc y gra n""' w~ •.; ~I! Q&iaH ~ · " · 1 .. v . ......., _.,. ....... 826-4038 • P c .. uc:..,.. y ownr I ! ~ Jy room hosts bum\'d Pl ..._ ........ anytime. 3 Br. 2 ba, bllns. carport. S70.000 home. Jbr, 2bo. re· Thls the home YOU '\'~ ~ P•!1e cdhng and 2nd •:i-:• Pl up•rtllla . LoH•ly, rurn. !1 liH. & d<'n nopets.=:_.,1 a~yrd~try:5 min toSnn DIANE HOME been wa11mi: for! llurl') • ~ raised hearth fireplace wetwau• llAOI 7S2-t920 home. Steps lu So. bay. -•" Diego l-wy, 1mmac, rcli.. UN IVERSITY PARK Tills bcaul1ful I hd rm 1020so CoHI Hwy 494 8St9 G1aot master wini: hosts • MeeCMM!lR NlwtOnMACM 8575.\\'ir.kr 2 Bil. 1 B;a. Frpk . walk 1 $&25/mo. 646·~. 1.1n s , 3BK. f1m. rm. din. rm, ~~"h :":f~,~~·h:.~0?.ll";~ OHi-Of..A·KlHD :;~~~;i>';~~~;:r: t1au ••DeMrl. 1teas taisl;'Dfferi. __ Ai;ent G73.(00(l beach. Avai_1. Sept. 30. ~2-1487duys.. d~c~~dteto~efl.i~13,1:~ lom1ly rm & lormJI dm L<lrl!e, Cui). I bt:droom Cabinets & s torage lnort 2400 Rnort 2400 DELUXE 4Bll, 2BA $350. mu. 494 2966 "'repluce, 3 br. 2 ba, cov crpt. ceramic tile entry. 111 g. \\1th uµg rJdt·d home ~1lh room tu ex· italo rto"! Be a uti ful •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STEPS TO 0Av :0cenn s ide 3 br. $340. patio. new 1:pti.. drps & moire wall paper & curpels, n ew drape), pJnd l.o\'el} ::.cl'lutl!'cl nJi:stunc CO\'cred pat.lo MA RKET FEltRY Kids.slnglesok.+'ee OW. ~o wax fir:.. supt>r mutch'g ur~.::.huttcrs ~ \l1ndov. cuvcnngi.. fre .. h yacu & 11ardcns ~1.000. on your B1':A<.:fl ov11r· FRPLC .. PATIO DECK: Main Rentals, 540·53'70 loc. $110/mo. !163·4~ Agt levclcrs. liii; putlo. i>amt thruou\ & :t ll Clll l'<l Z.\G HOOZK y looltmg WU\t!r and bouts! Tennis & Golf Enthusiasts WINTER. b'73'8821 No C<!e. Sll85 mo. lease lurge ynrd -Thi:; h1111sc RE,\LTOR Owner wall ti nonce-. CORONA HIGHLANDS. 551·2784 or 752·M21 will be SOLO If Wtllt 4»-l~IHt tenn.-.I SCc.1t.now-<all lalbooPeninwla 3107 Modern.3Ur, 2ba. frplc, mpl redec. 4 llr. 2 bu, much l on ~c r . C.il l 752·li00. B ••••••••••••••••••••••• gor, QUJfl. Pvt bch ac· newcrpt.s,drps 4'palnl 551·2000 VICTORIA C•tN lll•MIHVN IOf.lt',('I • uy or Sale in 'BR. Yearly Henlnl. 214 cess. S525 mo. 675·2150; Fple. 54-lO/mo. 11G345m llMTALS . RANCH REALTY HIGHLANDS r~ I ? . Paint Desert M1ramur.Call 673-6510. Agt.Nofee. ' Slngle f1tmlly home1> 25 Fnit Trees :;;,.:,:~:· .. ~ .. ~~.: "~~ -""' JINHI TIM s--I• HOW "'"'" ~ ~:' ::::: J b•. '!.',;~;.:','.~ •. ::..:~; ._., ~; .. .!;•·;.~.~· Rm' rn:~ :::: : : : : : : : : : : : ~::.~ & 4u:ih1 y l'Oll:o-truct1on m C0ttdo1 Hated front $45,000 to 2 ba $320. Children & pet bch. 675.7927. SH S/mo. fplc, vncanc. kids OK !l llll. 2 na.·-·--··-~ ~~:i~:~.c ~·ul~~.111~~1ti~i ~~~:. /~r":J~:~t:~:~.d;o GOLF COURSE SI IO,OOO & llMft In TIMi"' & Golf ok. 0>879·~1 eo.toMese 3224 ~~.o . Cati ownr rn:u~:::::: .. ::.;:~ -• this thnll h · · 0 Is ac~ the :.lreet Crom • c-:,..___ •--1. 31 I . "i RR 2 n~ "·1"· "' mg omc m the d•i.<'nminullni; buyc this fltle 3 Br 2 Ba horn C.. ..... ..,.. ~ __ ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ' M · •••••••••• ., .,, "Thl' Ranch". Extcn~•H· at!)l77.5W $75,500. lO'o dn. Dnv·~bey. •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 U1t, dm rm, Cpl u. :we +den,2 bu ...•.. ~2:> deck1n1t J nd l'OHrcd ~ OCEANFRONT Winter Coed. $i30 Incl grdnr & . ..-ufM4Jh• leec .. 324 3 Ult + lien, 2 bJ •• •• $125 patio make ll 1ueal for mA . 2303 ,\nnwersary Lan~ View L---2, l & 4 • ...._ exec beach hme, CUst. wlr. 1246 Co n wa •••••••••••••• , •••••••• aen.2 Bu ........... $.13S cnlertamm~. ~nJUy hu)te ~ u~bt:ft!l or ca.11 556-8181 ...,.._. ~ decorated $(l'>() mo. ner· 549-3139 Y · 4 Br 2 Ba. cpts, D/W. n 4 Ult . 2 Oa .•••....••. $115 masler 5Wlc v.1lh lOL) ~Il1l~ DALE W LLl'\ER FrOlll $59,00008-req'd714-496·2891 pets. Children 0~. $l 4 UR,3Ba., ......... S725 f1rl'plac('. 11lui. :i •111 1 11 •H-21100 Ov.ner~ctus1ve a~ -r mo. 900-JOJS Townhunu.·~ t1 o n:.il 1Jc 1l1 1111m' F.a,,\bluff Lusk bl\ 4bd. Corona .. Mw 312 3 -Bedr oom. 2 ba th , 2 Bk.2Un ........... S:.185 S e ns1 b l \ nr1 tl··' al LAGUNA Tobuv-lst,call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aarpels d •4 Btt,2 Bu.l-rplc,dlll "llr 2 Ull 21!:t .,. 00 Si g""" " u 1n1 . rm , drn are J , -,-~r 1 • r apes. $125.fo'iri.l.last&d:an 21!11° d ... ,, ......... . 1 ,_.,, II\ rm .. :!' lbJ, well kept Alice Lova.:.L.a Spac 3 br Condo. mstr stc rrep. a<'e, double garage, ing 002·i7MH + l'll, 2 v.• •• ·• ~.u:; TRILEY On1:' O\\nr. Xtnl cpl:.. .. .. ~.. W/fpl, fam dinl'/ brkCst buituns. washer, dryer . 3 nn. 2 U3 .......... S12:i El t<nrk paneling & other Palm Desert R.--11.u rm,spa,tenms $775/mo. POOl,. Law n & puol 3 Uedrm. 2 ba, encl pat1u 3 BR. 2 Uu ..... · ..... &150 'tras. Prof lndscpdtlo .,._, J COtY 3 br, spectacular maintenance Included Corner lot w /boat gut<'. 3 Kil, 2 lln .. · .. "".$ISO DONA DM.lt•D .I' ....... , ....... .. 11 RVll"oll-:) C 0 L L 1-: G i:; I' ,\ K i..; COLL'l\1 11 1.\ ~1ou~;1. S'J4.000 v. l11nrl, Im •'I) '1•:.ly. 2\00 "I II !Hr, w 1111r, fom rm, ):II~ fri;k. patlu. wnui. 1 m '' b.1r Cul-de 'HI<'. C.ihlt• l\ _ _.._Walk lo i-d ll,, 1'.11 k, & \ p 0 u I . u p l' II 11 .. l' ' ~.'ii~::~~~,, s~~~~,5(,~ 1..11 7PM. ------- LOTS OF .•. .. MIHKORS I llllrm'. f,1m1ly r m .. 2' J t>.ilh.,. 2100 'I rt Th" homt• 1' m xlnt l'011<l1l1u1) lll"Hle &. out. (;atl nboul .11trnrll\e fm:inrin,,: 1>u!>1>1b1llllc' 582.$00 CHARMER maul4. IJ: patio SlJ0.000 74·124HlghwCIJ Ill, vu,fplc,$750./mo.Agenl &12S per month.Nopcb. S275 p/m le:isc. C:i t ~~~·~~~a ......... sn:; 38'.-<lroom 1 •~1)nlh 1500 i ncl lanrl . B y onr . P•Desert c....m 675-a!OO loyMcc-6 bcfore5PM.7769350ex 4Ull.')1'-J3'l ......... ssoo &\. 11. wilh ocean ~I••\.\•_ &l-1·0875 or 518·8GlS4 " • -•· 1~ I 110 ... ewport Zil . or ufl 6PM eves '" ~ ' 1 " · · · · · · · $<17S -1714t561-llll Wu1tA?r lse. 3br, 2bu, ucn ....--" wkcnd 735 9,22 ... 48R.2YI Bn ......... $.'>00 "l'W rt>1l\\01l d rl1·.-k vu, $450/mu. own"r '"-te .... --541772 5 • ., • "'r •IUR ">'•"a ~<1 ~ R"l ...t--e, 1714134 ... 5916 .. ~ ,._.. • t Cornman. ·-Y~u ......... "" » adorni. iuivule lcncctl 1c ~ .,. :$44~·~6130~~/6~i7~S~·tl548~' ~·-=-:-:~t~~~~~~~~~~I .1r yo rd 111 loH•ly ,\rd 1 CATALINA ::: $110. Utll free. Cor ral fo ll1•ad1 ll1·1 ~h1 , .111·.• l•itih9ottleach ll40 Mesadl'IMar.~50. horse . Bt>a chcom bcr . ''rl(·<·•1 ln ,.c11 , .. .,l ·'' & OCEAN VIEW" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3bd 2b h ree.6J1 .201 1 lli;1,.i(~1 •• ....._port leacll I 06' Income Property 2000 $110. UUJ free. Corral for 644~~ arp. ·-------1 from your li\'ing room. •••\••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ho r se. Beachco mber, · Sunny, lmm:ic. 2 story; f!·!~7.s2-:x_•ueaino20:~. • "'" "!" '.'' 3 tmt fa m•IY 4 • U• home ;n New po" y,., lgc 4-plox, 1-2.J b• fee. GMGll M"' V"""""'m". 4 & k 3 bo. Sp><. fo m. nn ho'.11.c tAilh pcrmunenl Sh ore11 . Need!( n ew Dana Point. Pays fot •--le h 3141 Camily,2 ba.S165.Av111I master suite, 3 <'ilr g. \ 1~"· 4 llcctroom. 4 balh. owner. llas lots or exlrrus itself $126 000 67S-5205· ......--CIC Sept. 20· 540·3828 Beach. Move right In Iauuly 1:00m_paUO .aod &.pnecd lo..sJ!ll. Walk. tQ 675-3824 ' ' ' ·~··••.••••••••••••••••• HUG • SS25. mo. 848·9427 <1erk. f<'nntastic Newport beach pools tennis Agt V1cton a Bch Charmer. 1'.: 3br, 2 bo, fam rm. ., MOO owiiut __, atACM 'alue ot SI 10,000. Call 642·U9am'to9pm' · FOR SALE 2bd cottage .fully furn. ~cd Jd, dbl gar. t:xtras. 38r ~rfslde Condo, frpk •5'3 C'Melush:hlvltff ---f540-ll51.Ncwportorrt<'u. CATAUHA ISLAND S325 mo Sepl J une . 548 ~ler Sl. S42S. mo. paUo. encl gar, nr heh.--------- MUST SELL 11t-Cle•Bt• 1076 7 Units In SJ9 200 l213>927·9«9 · or 642·0'l82 Lse. 536-1515eve. Univ, l'ar k Princeton. 3Blt. JU \. saunJ, r uslom -• come • n SHARP 4 8 Village 111 3 BR & Din h1111\ \ ic w home in ........................ year, $175,000. or wlll Mlwportleec.. l169 .r 2 Ba, Cplc, 4br,2bancwhome. Full rm $175 644.7770 • M} llc II ills. Fore•er Oc.-V• trade ror lncome proper· ••••••••••••••••••••••• bllns on qUlel cul de sic. crpt.d & drpd 8 prinkleri;1---· --·------ 613-760 I ofl ~~~~~~~~~~14Br.llurry-Won'tlaslal tyinOrangeCouoty. Lovely bayfronl 3 br Ava11.Now.S400.557·i648 fron t & r e'ar . Nea Cheery2sloryend condo I· S108.500. Agent 645·0882 World Wide lrokws-frpk. pal1u. Kuls ok. llalecresl 3 BR 2 Ba school. S12S mo. 968-6623 2 b~. 2 ba, fam rm. pvl or494.2070 HcrborYi•wHOMe or 498-1936. Night Show· 960.4410 Wmlcronly.673·305:J frµI~ close lo OCC & Condo2 Hr d 2"'1 b patio. Pool&Park. Dltn:-. 1-;\\ & ~:XCITI. ~ waulrtl. 4Br or 58r mg.s Avail FrwY $375 lSt · 1 · i. & . · • en, a & refng. Close to Crwys. hillllll' houl\' lo-.itunnu ___ 581·8417 · · adeyour laxshelterfor OCEANPRONT winter. cleanlng dep.!162:77: · db.5h/dry, d /w, pvt P~l. $350.67~8 .. ----•S-"-s penda ble. 54 space complete furn. 5Br. avail gar. 1350 sq Ct. Nr, I,;,\ I \I.I 'A v11-;w:-; :i CAREFREE Caph"'-o I 071 trailer park $22SK. OWC Sept. S600mo. 751·0704 Eastside 38r. 2 ba. frptc. Hunt Harbour. Poot. ten TurtJerock 4 br, fa m rm, ~t.~\~~~·~1~~ \ ~~:;,::Jhl> IEACH LIVING ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st Agt 642·9666 Cpl.S 2 car gar lge encl s.iso mo. No pcls. Day. din rm, 2 ba. new c rpl. J u' \\'. y .... l.· 1•n,·1t1y Sharp 2 bdrm. wltl1 BY OWNER 3 Br Condo, . LIDO BAVf.RONT 3br, fn'llokbackyd.646-1403 < l > 821 ·251!1 • eve. Leose.Agt.541·5032 • ~ .. " 2ba, frplc, lovley patio 846·2261. 3170'J l'uot.lllwy l'ustomden,.wct bar.lge. new cpts, drps, & a1r. winter.675·464G ' arp 3 bedrm, 2 bath ----------1Univ.Pk.3Dr,21/W2Ua, So. Ln.:unu 4 99. 2237 sunny p<f't10. Spnc1ous, Call518-5322or831--0605 dble gar cov patio lge 3 Br. 2 b a . fr p I c Cam rm, frplc & sundeck. ----open look. Near poob & -·~YOUl .,... ... llS OCEANFRONT Great vu yard ij5otm o Call .Beautiful. Jmmac. cond. 2 sty lnhome. 552-0736 or Tr o PI co I T c r race ocean. $73.000 ~ .-vn Cli1rmiog 1 Br collage Larry.54&-5880 • Lrg back yd. $425. Cat 552·9444 Mr. Dunn P.iru<11i.c 1n Canyon. 5bd CAYWOODRIALTY •HdYowT.-.Ct. S:UOmo.fl73.2C93. • 847·5429. + l'U!I\ bur, lorn.rm.. * 548 1290 * onlhlsbeauUfull.27 acre $300. 3 br T .H .• Crplc, . 2BR h o use in CaUr. d111 rm • Ille 1:nlr)' kl\ . • cuslDm Jladenda. 3,000 garage, singles ok. Fee. Nace _3BR hrne '?' smal Homes. f'.'lew cpt.s & drps, •523 CAM"'5J)a~f~"'f own $(1,000 uncl mkl. ~r. 2, 2 Ra, Uhil'tli "Y'' Sq. Main Rentals 540.5370 family. Lg me d yard, new patnl, new lawn. ~-3fi6H 521-6288 rt an. frplc. newly dee. On West Bay w rboat I bctwn Douglas Aircraft Quiet street. 1 blk from • --... ------+--------·Sharp. owner / J\g t. .dock for 50' boat. 48r In S23S. 2 br T.H. Kids pets &lhebcach. $350/mo school. $350/mo.551·2784, ASPEN MODfL 963·1139 best location $15001mo singlesok. Fee ' • 892·338.S 642· 752·6521. Agt. WOODIRIDtil yrly lse. Main Rentals, S40·537o 3Br, 1~ ha, family rm. 'rh1~ 1:. tlw extlUn1t nn•• :EST IUY IN ON BEACH MS0.4br.2bn. Move now! bltns, frpl<', pool, 2 car i.lory. 4 bflrm .. 2 bltlh AllOI VIEW 1 Bdrm (Furn ) $370 mo. Den & frplc. Ownr. Isl & gar. Lawn care, pool model. Near the lcikt'. 3BR 28Aonpool-shc lot . _______ ,...... __ -f 2Ddrm<Fum>S-t75 last.Owner,640-0008 serv in c l. $560 m o. pool& nnd r hlltlrc n '.; Qtoel ~lrect·Vacanl&rc· J NEW UNI 968-0189 'rrcrcul1onul nrt•ri. ,\II ody for Ot'cupnn cy. s..lleeclt 1014 TS Oceanfront. 3 Bdrm 0 For lse, Mesa Del Mar ---------1 thl1> ptu.oe 1h1• ownrr will SUPERB Ste13.95o.fol'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su perbly appoint ed P eninsula Point lovely 4 bd. 2 ba,frplc.,on LgeExec l lomew/pool, k ., d ·i· Ceronur tilA <·ntr.", plii.·h 67l·7'0 I AGT OCEAN 1 d t ..,""/ 1 t quiet s treet close to Br, FR, DR, 3 Da, grdnr lae.:.n .U. , • ·' • VIEW UNIT+ pr e·o ·ownership .-....wncr. schools & s hoppin g. & pool avc inc. $650. c ul II ii c t' Jr Jll' tin it. EXCLUSIVE Jlousc. patio. steps to townhouse uni ls wil h M7-7084 9611-9143 uwc 1•mr V1rtoria OC'h 1 . C u---heach, priced lo sell. owner's n.-sidcnce. Still WATHFtlOMT ---------1 vu ; f1)lc .. 3 bdrm ~ HJ •Y• ~ 213-430-tl}OO time for you lo select HOMES 4 Rr.2\AJ naTwnhse Back 3 Br. 2 ba, 2 car gar , like 187,000 CUS1'0~Uit:u 5 fi r. 3 your cc1lurs. options and Bny. privacy, nr 'schls new. Fncd yd, palio. LEASES AV AIL. 2 BR, 2 ba., view $385 3 DR, 2 ba. f'am rm $39!\ 3 DR, 2 ba. Din rm $400 3 BR, 2'h bo. ram. r m., din rm. prlv. SS75 3 BR, 2 ba .. din rm $475 3 Bn, 2 ba, ram r m $525 3 DR, 2 ba, ram rm s.125 2 BR, 2 ba, den. din $470 3 BR, 2~ ba, tam. $47S 3 BH. 2 bll, (am. r ro .• dln rm. Vacant. 1.5.1.> .---------.i uu . \1cw. 3300 sq fl. Ote.erlMllstate cxtras.Anexelusivelisl· 6ll·l400 pool,tennis,just rcdec.: prof. landscaped. $390. ~~~~~~~---i -b11l11mt rm, nu cpl~. pool 1ng ~-548-7020 96Z·2139or (213) 430-0685. -$239.500 ownr 644 11008 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ownrsclhn1tvcr populur _,...Hint 1050 ctuyi•vc Molll9Ho.es IMGuail ~ .-ESAVERDE3Br2Ba, VACANT,sharp3bedrm ~ ~irf•rntr1•l' ll1m'. l"nm ....................... -ForS* 1100 iiiiilPlac• OCEANFRONT-Winte l''amRm.AvailSept.15. 2 ba, new paint & cpt. 5527000 britll!I' rrnll. :lhcl. 2h11. IOOM TO GIOW i-:A \JT c..'USTO M h rn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pr I;'-rental· Modem 4 RR, d~n ~mo. ~r. Oll55 $375/mo. 9611-1317 ask for • •• red hill ....... 552-7500 f11m.rm & c·ounlr.'' kit • 1n Uni. I ll<lrm . 2 I. b:tlh nt·~th.-d on 111l hill~1de lot . i 1xsJ. 2 llR. 2 nu, udll 5 DP~f-~#O~ ~alhs.Aru1!.,Y furn d. Kl'llh THE ..... h<'au\llully tlt'l:ora\t•d & f11m1ly rm. hurnc v.11h 3Hlk11 toclem /hll(h »chh1. 11tur p:irk. San J unn MOO ouAtut. ... WPOllT.U ACM /mo. Al ll• 3 MIO Easllid<' "cry nlct• 2 Dr l----------1 Vlll "'"'[. · · ?Pen ll c Snl/~Jn t1>111 a 1lrum11\lr Snduh•ll~1ck 3Br. 280, 2 Crplc1, 3 Cat>O. f.ncl. pc\ y rd. -S..Juan cr:t f1M. n •C':.. fAG.()670 C..'\JL.D1';·SA<; 31xt + 2 lgc I"-' .1vm. 4061 Gh•nwc>ilel SI \'ll'w ~.000. po t I o,, • u n d ec k , SH :>OO <tf1 6.8585 or Duplex I BR each. Partly Capiitr.o o 6PM bathll, dose to bch, park REALTORS or cell ~1·45111 sm.u:;o. MORIMS REALTY b n 11 c m n t 11 lor111 e . 400-00:,ti ~ft. llpm Cum. Lite lot. 164 .Ii 168 F:. •••••••••••••••••••••• Employ-..a oth t (" & 11 c h o o I. X I n ti;;;~~~~~~~~~=;;;::; ----1-'lnandna n vall J\ --Wilso11 , <;011to Mesa "" m er o • .) neighborhood. $460.r OH GOLF COURSE '* 494-805 7 * MUST SEE! Open dally 24' NATIONAL $&1,!lSO. Owner. 493-0076 ' Scan1 1Juan Jlllll! Country teenage children, w/woll 96J.8377 orfl68.D42<t pm. GOlf & I.Aki W JOPEN vn:w t ll y -------byowrwr Comp r edone I l rl . u ' condo. 2br, de behaved Doxie. seek• a VllW owner NEW 1t1mdm Sun ROSSMUOR Arca, 3 Br 2 212 Klng 11 l'IDCC rK'W 11 ' II' Sl n c or, New Dplx + 3 Br hl!e, F:. w/hlck n-bccl. 3hu. trvtc home, 11rd. Jo;11 t11nclo 2 Story, 4 br, 2 ba, Cplc, J oa1 1 11in. Gardrn 11'~'''1. tin, A/C. O'\aumt• 7'~ VA. SJIG,1100 648·fll2.4 w/,_h:: l~ ~~· ruth Sirlc C.M. nr Westcltrr l)f1tlo. $125/mn 1nrlude fllllh School urra. Un· OW, cpts, drps, clean. Tmm1cul1te 2 BR + den ~top·dwn t.rt . 2llll ~ dl'll ~'iK mo Ow1wr 552 950:1 b <' :t ,: h • ., ,, ~m $138.000. J\gt ~·0073 nll ulllltlcs. Adull11, n Cum, up to $300 mo. Xlnl M95/mo. 003·4500. Ast. llancho San J oaquin .. z Ila 1 it rn ., • 1 • <2l 3 'JS" :t.i!l • • " " " • . p c t :i. 4 9 3. G 7!1 2 0 rcf'11. M6·3M7 a rt G & No ff'('. townhome w /beautiful T'h :1$:t.i~ u cu 'P R o\t'VGLASS 11 111 , 180 ) 7-1. · •'frl.fllcx-3hlk to Bch. t213)3.13·8956. wknrls. _______ .....___.custom decor. Pool • • --LaC)uno HllJ"I I 052 dcJtrcc oceunvtew hmr . 1.a11una Heh Chermc r, 2 Mu.!11 sell: Sll0,000 .. •8 Su~r 3 br, ?. bo. R/0 , j1cuu1. '490/Mo. WOODH RIUO I-~ I.UT·••••••••••••••••••••••• Maanlficenl new by en full bath e•l·in l(nat11 + t.mrt for 1 addl·Houtffu.fwwlitt.d 3UR 2UA, fam rm. Yrs. cpt11, drP8. 2 car .rnr. A1ent8'4·2932 TERY LOSlms. Worm 31JIU Jl,\ ........ St.2.500. owner. 544·8 606 o r kitch. llv·rm ~pens 10 }.~~ti ':f~~· ~fwnlo."'n ••••••••••••••••••• .. • ~~~ ~11~~~~3hcl,{'~~·· ~/n10.003-454DAat.N•~~~~~~~~~~~ 1n g,t o n Mdl. D . Jay W.Yent11 Rc11lly 64().8277 fam-rm,. Fncd p atio ovall· Qill .Ste::o~r:iR 3202 M6-2G60 ' ' ee. RANCllOSANJOAQUIN Townhome. choos •our 31700Co11Sl llwy boal·ltaller parkln11: 536-75'2 It<'~ SJe '1 g · ••••••••••••••••••••••• bd, 2ba, patio, <'Pl'd Nftw JOr, 2~ b1. Up· fpgr$1'cis now. South sun So La~una 499.2237 * POITOFIMO • Sep . 11 t o r 1gc/sho p. · · ·980 • • • J J\ s M 1 NESmall2 br homCl fncd yd thruout, drpe., dthwshr .. traded. Droalht11ldng :Cau)~.1~4>552-40'JO DONUS RM-POOI. $16.000. Park recs Inds lndilttrial/ CREEK: Two.chormlna 511rage. Qut .. t.'Looldni 2 mi lo heh. l350. mo. vu . p ool, J•cuul. 4 IR IM SS6-l382 AGT. AL.L UTIL. 11 20. mo. Pr...,...+y-210 r e n tals-each l w IM elde rly cpl. No pets. 96Z·0681or646'1904 U7)/mo. L sc/opt. 21 M ..... slst. 'THEHILLS" u-a.... 49C.00l ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom " den. tw 548-32!64J Br. 214 b3, 2·1ty. fullyl-M2_ts29 _______ _ lmdto s.. JooqiO An immacula te , \IP· MIUVI View JOx55 Capistrano Bch, Sale/Lse investor /user. flrepl~C('S. formal dining Oisler/llArbor , 3 br, 2 ba, Cpld "drpd. Sprlnklen . nr2in &. Fam Rrn,ws OPEN DAILY 10·5 graded. well loc:ited Hames lbd. •dull. no pel park 15,875 sq fl. ofc·warch$e. root mb,h lnclucJcs use o lam rm fptc DW R/O lroot •rear. 1425. <213) lie. No pell. Comm pool, 3 BR O artmoulh plan with ·-·~1,.5pm primelrv loc IUA"""" c U o u s c • p ool & d. ' • ' -.ua• --t-·•· A"' ............ • San Luis Rey '"""""""" •• • . ....--...v jocuui, and T ENN I cpU; r ps, $400/mo • .....,...,_; .....,....._., .,.u..... "'' "'"""'" model. outsl1md,lng view. every delt1il comptel Exclllsl•• Usffllt Ux35 BOOger, new carpet Loh for.. 2200 C 0 UR T S. J u, l 1 963 ... Agt. No ree. • 2ba ln dupla . Lra pvt New Terrace Twnhm. 2 2 pools, no el(tenor main· butdlhRe .irrass In rca c-.-1 .... __._. dr1-s walk lo shop' ••••••••••••••••••••••• m•rvelous WAY or life-I &111..a-4 br 2 b -n b"!· ---1mo. No ....... Br. 2 Ba. kltch /flm rm. tenance Plenty of lime yar . nng >our grC<'n -..._.. ,,~ ' . ll ~..,, ' •· -nose -,,_.,. ror ne;.. nearby Golf thumbaod sove BlG 3 8R 2R A h o m e , plng._As klng $5995. r-tside vetheretoo. Ll.SMS/mo.ul.last+ ays, 525·1 700 ; pool, Jacuz.z.I, $375 mo. Course 1r too large we l'rlced ~low compeU csltblished 1dscpic de· A me ra c • n Mb 1 JI m . U~ $100. No Id . Bier 546-0814 eves/wk:nda, 615·3435. 5.'>2·9652 ~ llonat1fi8.900, s1gnedforcart1f Ii I ~7-IKl80 c •• • CORONA DEL can s wsmallerunitsln C .. 447 w/coacrete aUree hvt: 0$UM8$3 MAR: <Dupl~xl RealJy liege Park, 3br , 2ba, /$56S.moClean,com· OLLEG EPARK.New 3 areaSAN J A 6 • 211 & shade u!s 0c~': to C1U•t11' Loh/ BulldableLot J3rge three bedroom, 2~ frplc, new crpt, paint., lortable home . 2ba, br. 2 t>a + atudy, o.R. I R E~l ~~IN pool. gree~belt at Crypti 1500 WiU boldllveun'ts b1lh11, bui lt-Ins. Im• 2-cr aar. lrg yrd w/fruit A.E.JC., Pvt patio, dbl F.R. l yr lsc. 1475. mo. 1 • schools o n leasehold ... •••••••••••••••••••• 1 macul1te; ~mlhly. trees, '450/mo. gar. Nr shcools, t bop· NopeU.C.11639·7398 7~1685 with option to purchue <2> Cemetery Lots In or640-473'7. pine • bcb. Ch ildren "DEERFlF.LD th :· su .... , To .... ,..... ~:.i.~r:,;~ ~;::·' · lf:: .. :Q'.B; n ~ o ""L •• R .. "n °. ~ r.:.~i:.::~'•~l' """"'"' .; .... , ~:: .... ; _..__ IO ""-'-h 10" yappoln.,.. ony Dell1h<fu l t h ,.• Or of\ 7Pm" wknd9 "'21>8a.2cargor,lle • ...................... ....................... ., $91.500. ..._,..operty 2000 bedroom home with Toplace)'OUrm as•"c 2u.-.m1 · ' S400mo.&4•· 8549 UHl9UIDISIGM ean Vlcwl Npt llgts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ l~rge te ncod yiard " befo~Ule • ALNUTSQ,21tJcoado, Whw1•-vurroml'1vrm 28R redwood home on --IJ--.-• T UNITS. Oood C.M. weewR MACM gardene r ; c loae l o dl bn 2Br2B1,3unkenUvrm, ""' t"Omm. <C·U loL Owner I 1 -Westside loutlon. 4 Fabulous bldg t1ltt1 w/oak acbooll fu hopplng; $450. rca n1 pu "c, 3242 ,..,.._,,..,':!':.beam flnoneed. no l o on 28dnn, >xn..., and .. ..._a. au.am No Ban permonlh. -· •••••••••••••,.,,.,.,,. ll!Smo. ,., . ..., •• .,,, coil, It 2nd br, · n, 21)&, ch arges. Prln . onl y •-= TYL-. • Bdrm under construe· Diep Co. m.iw; t.ee COl.IOl'MIWPOIT Dally Pilot Br, 3 ba townhouse. Uow Homes. 3 br, 2 ba, f:J:~h .. ~l'.,.p27r~dcc:. ~.4.38N.Npc..Blvd., --:.:.~~':--lion. uu,ooo. Ast. H u g h es R ealtor , REALTORS Clusill.ed,64.2·5671 Sp1Nllng new cond. ow. fplc. cpta. drps, ---N.8 . --.... G l.-00 -.nu. 675-1511 $470. Call "Lila", S400/mo.963-4se&Ait.No ... 117lorl4f·5'SeCVet. fee, . .............................................. ···············~······· ····•····•······•····· ...................... Thuraoay. Septem~t 2 1976 DAILY PILOT ....... Urafw ''•~ ~ .. ""'"' 3550 .tflaluc.t.,.,....d +., lac.t.u.fww.. ,.., kw••u.twa. 326' OCUNNOHT Hewporl .. od1 37H CodoMna 3U4C.taMno 31Z4 Afalac•t1u.twa. s..-rll_...1 4200 ...._triell..tel 4500 L•vr on thf' a;and thus ••••••••••• •• ••••• •••• • •••••••••••• •••••• •••• • ••••••••••• •••• •••• ••• • ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ., ................... . The Ttrtact , ni•w cholc 11.arbur \'tew ltoma1. G Rr, location. 2 br, z ba Up· SomeNlll, rbu.e 3 Oct cr•d•d tnhu . Nr 15t,S700mo 61Ul12 1c:hool1 & poQI. S315 UICUTIYI <1l3>32'HMI evl!t. IEMT AL SllVICI wlAter. l~H:ly 3 br, 2 ba Acrou St . (ram ocean, ,,_.,....,.... 316' Balboa 1,e t br bt'h opt. 1200 Sq. Ft. M·l $~1'~· lowe r . f rj>le, buut hU&CZ Rr compl Cum In• "I Stood m· Line ...................... ll7S. "le· Avail 11/!1 lo w/front otr1cc, lat' r~ur rum, $.'500. mo 6739-109, d cabto ' & w•hrtd ryr, PA.,.,MIWPOIT 9nt.6'12·9608 .67S·~l0 door Sl9S. m o. G:!O APAITMIMTS OCto;ANFRONT abr., :!bu du~.t>4tHl68t eves. ~~--$300mo"lnter.67S434S .,_,_._to renti:.ie at ---, ----Tt'rn1lna l Way. $40-l7l0 o.,le•H UA'fwft 3600 Udo lsland. Bllt'helor upt 1or2 Bedrooms •nd In Newport Jkal.'h. S\ipt --- Woodbrld1u1. Dro•dmoor. HOM E S . <;ON oos. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olde r adult. $200/mo. -. .. ~,. Towohou.st•!l 4.11. 6'1~·4688 lll'Chou~c 1'Puce approx Mlln E. Brand new' 4br, t\Yl'S. from ~00. pllr lmm11c z Rr, new lhruout, C.11673-8886. l''Yom 1329 50 -0 .-.1-bo-ll-Pt'-0-1-n-.-2-b-r _ho_w._1!_11000 SQ rt. 1.:ii;iunu lhlhi fam rm, CWilOm drapes mool.h. A.bk for M:iur~n fncd, 11ar. $l65 Won I -------ViiJI n O ..... n 9 4 D I °"" 830--0800 upirad<'d Ulc " crpt, ' or p.:,·erly IJ>l TU Hl:.'O 4'1'J t t t~ l..g 2br llJK nr bc.irh licit Jllt:~~~~~[C age. Spi::i>ools·T~~~lll ~~ l $1$0 ~ 81i!SO or --------- e11r fiar. pror lodi.cpd, 613-7'01 AGT ---url!u. W1n1cr ~·S350 ~ i\cro:i.11 from t".1~hion ----...._,, W...ted 4600 prk1. poul. lakt's. &-. "" I w.taF.nal'tlled Incl uul, ~or It luundl") ~ ,,.;,,,.; "'")t! _J. ~ 1-1:.trA./I-.~(-l5lond at J1unborc\l on AT OC1':i\N llJI Penn ....................... ' ~ch 7~ ~s~o Pr 1 v FIVE llDIOOM : ..... :........ ........ f:ll'IJ 96Z·05M __ • ___ :..: :.;;:;:::_.. J:o. I.....~ C-1 • • 1o: """'-'*-. San Joaqwn llill1 Ro11d. 2llr & 4Ur Sips 6 to 10 ~mployl'd mothrr nf 131 mo. · • 11 u It c bu r I( > u rd . lalboo P .. IWo 3707 On UCt'an, l br, S!OO. 010 ,. ~ ,:,;4ft....l""' •' • : ;.""¥ (7141644-ltOO 11934lh St. NII tlT~ 0022_ t-·111101 •• chlld-n, w/w•,ll ·-·"'I p k u I F' .. ~ .','~. , .~.I# #-..-J:-NI'••" /;•-A. ..... ~ ... ~ ~-... <1no1, nl!ar lir ••••••••••••••••••••••• U pd. 1..-c. .....,~ ""h"V'_.. Ooxle. seek5 :i ...... c"·~1 J~ .. , f)' Lt R I c-n WAT£RVRON1' CONDO. Nil colta .. .-. Canccllallon, '"' ....... • -le-h )"'41 _,,.. i. '""' ~. ~.. SITS. Uhl free. Gtuov" l " aln cnta ll. S<IO. ..... v IMMt otATE -~~ ~~ Ren1~J lllnc Mol\lhl I " home, prd. t-~11t1tnclu ....,..... -4 •7 ~760 I ,. "-T ~ -2S50 •"'ft, saso mo. Side uva I able week ol ~pl 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ,..._ • br. Beochcombl·r , fee, ., .... rt tc·-r•n I""" .. 2 bcdr-nl, oc·c\JPANCY Mal.c vuut rc ... tv•clon 1w .. 1 ... lll"h School orcu. \Jn "'"' • " ......... AVAILA6t.t tie avail. At..'t' .. 4 640<814~ ~-67S·Z44S " llNT A.LS G3l·20U ~ bu, dl'n. Com pl furo. R .. n••I• 1r,1m sz;s 10 Sh~. rurn .. up to $.100 mo. Xlnt LA.GUNAllACH Wa~ter Rl·nlub I br wl'lllellff area. Ageul 111dw1n~~,,(t., ...... , ..tal1toS ..... 4300 a•d '!I. 546·3147 urt 8 &. 1. 4 DORM. + fumlly 8aysillc <.:ovc 'l'own ~l°IO·~llO. 2 hr ~2S• •75 642·$200______ '1,.t, ..... """""' MIWPOITTlllACI ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-·-kn_(_111 ______ _ J'm ., :J bnlh11, cunyon hulllv. Nl'W·IH.•\er lived Sll'p.i lo bc:1d1. 110 1>et.i. II ''llEIOR e·•oo ~::::::::~:::~.i~~t'~' 3 8R,l:bacondo$500 Kcsp rem to share ll:C 4 GouplcnC\'<ls houM'Ontht "1cw, city lights.~· an 21Jr, 2Ua "''!K!cUrlly, ti7S-5llOO.Brkr.nu!el.', ~' '.' ·.,. mo SIAWIMDCOHDO Br.blklo()('C3n.Sl40mo. tx-uch ln Sept ror 1 mo. Mo. povl . J "l'UL LI und ---:'\10•rit Shon·· pool. 1'• l\•'1/\,tm\/\•Tn1w\1•1A Mr .. 1 2 8R.den.2bliS450 uulin<'ld.G.l5·46& ~7 2. Spacious 3 HOIUI Bt:ACll S700 01t1 lbe i175. m il pd. Studio. W.ilt. bllc. tooct•:in 9GO 3572 11<1"~ H.r~•·mJ 1-,,.,...,.. IAYftlOMT HOME " --------- a.·AMIL,Y 110~1 P.. Huill On Wulrr. 30r. i!Uu w/40' t.owuler l"e,• Park Nc10•po~ Spa <.:~b "'""" "'"ll O•~n" W..11 ~ 3 0R .• 2 ba Si?OOO Mo yrl.y f em. rmmt '"anted. 2BR on 2 levels. l..gt> ll v. rm dock ~SO/mo . without Main Rcntab. 5'10 s:no 1, incl. w /lhis 1 UH . 1m1 ~.fV.11').) STB'S TO IUCH 2BA, Promontory Pnt.1111~~/1••ffl/ w/~cc dock$000/molcai.. IA&.IO IMM <..'OllU> (llf1lap\...J.D.CJ..~ • '21J1(26at.hs.$400 Reli1;J-664'hlft.Spm-""-Ce ~ ~3'~~~~~e~ts~F:.\:'I' WATHFltOHT I br 1111.'1 Ult~ t:qUJPP\'11 ~v&::.r: .. ~.b~s~I.~ 8arheiorapl$.11Syrl.y AVOID INCOMPATIBLE •••••• , ................. I' Hou•s kitchen, oth1•r cxlr11~ # ., "' ROOMMATl::S ....... Oppol"..+._..ity SOOS Mo. -,..., C:IO~l' to l>u,., \'tlla,i:l' mn + ~00 secunty de .-- MISSION REAL TY 631-1400 Mnr...'S StOO t•J s:!!•O mo l>O'>•t house·mates slg USSS.<.:st Hwy, Luitunu ) ti 7 5 •11740 bd l w I.' c 11 C:cntennia l Real E61ate Ta.kQ~thcGuesswork 30Yl::ARS ISN':rOLD Phone 494·073t be' , •en~ &7 l'.:\'clyn Copeland -out orri11din11 that .. 1l 's PIH':STIGIOUS~ ---l • SSZ-1776 ~2·l>-134 Aduh Apattm<lnt u.,,_, RIGHT ROOMMATE &::lei;ant ladies uppurcl L.ocJ-aHilla )CEANt'llO'l;T vn.:w !br. rrpl<'. trnr, bllns, lr.1: • f'umt.lwdmodct..._. .. p«-n 832-4134Sincct97l shop on Laguna's north •••••••••••••••••••••• CONOO l+ Ul'n,2t·ur pat1u. 1 huus.: frCJ mOc;·can Vll'W dupl"'x.52t;1 9 a.m.co7p.m. Deluxe Apt. 2br, 2ba,1---------sidc.Fordetails,asktor Kt"1ec. 3 hr, 2 ba, l'IJl!I, pri val e IJJ rkrn.:. 1 ull V<'nfrnt. Adib. OIJ pelb sv,ush~rc. 4 br winter "~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lililliiilililllil•••l!!!I bltns, f111lc, 2 patios, pool BR Com pl , cent. Laguna Corey. d rpts, (pie. UW , aw sc~urity bwldani:. Lea~I! w 1111 t• r. . 3 o 0 , m 0 ,.~2ot. :! ~~' Y0rly S1A3~ '"-·tau---3124 avail. $375, E ves call $150 ea. Share util's . Ph. HORINS REALTY 11rea :53:15/mo. 903 IZ,W lhruMa> ·n.s.w<>.pt mo !'73-~ ''mer _..v. wnr .,. '-'VS ,,,__ 31J4 CostoMesa ~.. llOC'malNorman494·1942 Agt.Nofee_. __ _ _l\gt.644 7211 ~5605 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••r---.......... ------r----------1 * 494-1057 * C del Mor 37 22 Ocean vie'"'• 1 door to Young Professional seeks --------- Bl, 3BA II h BR & -orona Beachduplex yearround ..................... wUnit• NEW2Rr28a,(plc, beach. 2 br apt. "r•v. roommate,M-F ,toshare 4 " . a t c cMr.Ali, . rec t cl'fll • pJmt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 2 Bft ~ ..-.. ""' • gar $!75 546-3640· " 1; •ALUMINUM •'oundry a.952 O\'crlu~d. ~1~5 mo. S3Stl mo. ~rdnr &_~Ir pd !:ompletdy Fum. 2 Hr l :;:;~7 orll94.·-l6S2 • mo 2 Ur stuc:ho. \Ii & dwn, tives. 644-0767 ' $IOO. Owner Ml ·2666. Agt l"Olit or new $100,000 plus busy shop.s mall down l11t. last ~ ~00. :'\o foe _!Ae ~d.~d~OK S~:>21~ Ra, pool. J.lullo l>Jrl.ng __ __ l'• ba up. Atrium. fam ---546-5605 Rancho San J ouqu1n •SCHOOl..,pvtJr1SrH1 _!!.kr ~IG ~1 1 _ _ _ J BR, 2HA J c;ir ••ara••c. bi $ 5101 or_7~·S7 l0 _ Balbo_J Bay Cl ub-Bach rm. Crpk . pa~o twnhse NEW UlU:ED APTS Lge 2ur. ~, Blk lo beuch. townhouse localed on i11 •SCHOOL. reading-1>1(111 i--a 2 .. " 1 "~ tt""t S800 m c1.eslxn. s.ri. 5. No ""lS. 283 1. br aot, garage, pool , Fi·repla"e. D/W. ''ar. fairway of golf course m •BUILDERS HOWE l.eguna H."r"'"' 325 ,\\lull" onl~ Sl:?S Costa MHa 37 24 °11 · ""~. "' · . . 0 • .-~ ,. .. "' I · .,.,., 2ti16or ti42 40'J7 Knox Sl . Nwpt Hgti; J:ll'UUI, frplc. gas & Yrly ~""/mo • .,73.•cic: or rvme. •MAJDSEllVICE. NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.iS-77al, 4!H·!i!l07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... . .... o9 9 9 C:l\Col\ pd 64C: ~ v '"" ., •inn 833.""c:7 •CANDY·· ICE CRL•Ao.' urea. 642·C....O . 7 -~ woler . .,.4411 6'5-«1115 _,., ......, "' .,, .., Wlulc WulcrVu.2Ur.2ba Bak LI :lb 1 ti Sl7.50WEEIC&UP Oc-canrronl bach w/balh. ---------1-.--------•BOOKSTORE,N.D. Gale guarded commu111 ~~·aid ~)~·:n ~: l 1111f~ .~'c.' •Studio& 1 un ,\pti. <.;I c an. s L 7 S/ mo. 9, E.ASTSIDE :idult 1&.2 ll'r. Stunning 3 br gardc::n apt. UDO TNHSE 2br, :.!ba, l'emale over 40 to :.h~re •BEER BARS (2) ly • T <:nn1~ P' t lie h I I arbor 1111.!h. C'cl~I J111:h. •TV & Maid Si-n· vu al pu:.~1bly 12 mo l ease. S200.S22S. Ll~e new. Pool, Pool. rec room. $265. mo. lge patio & deck. fr!llc. homt': $JSO. Ulll paid. ltB.S.. l716 Oranee. CM L c n II c S 3 () 5 m o Co,, la '"''" 111 uh. $125. • Phunl• Sen. lit d r<><>I l>-l2 6-12-1 no pets. 1647741'·087·· 228nd. St. 710 W. 18th St. vie~. Adlt.s $550. 675-6359 ~ 19'.tO 645-4170 540-0609 t714)SSl·l75:! ,., r----------1-------------:n~ :ri!li to7S 5176 •ChiJdren Scct11111 2 Br apt. pslairs. Ne l'::U.tside $275. Elec. pd. 2 WESTCLJt•F lgc 3 Br 13~ M-t' ~1·33 rrsp., single, oing Sculptured nail VH:W POUL JAt:l:ZZI •Low monthl\ rJlC!> i;urage. SJ25 incl utll C:ASA VICTORIA br duplex, bllns, gar. Ba fplc patio '""'I $350 worl..,nJ?, share mce lg shop in Fountain Valle) 1---fi117V1 HH tntltop ~ lir. a 11•1• 1'°'1'· Cprlr. ZUIL~l-ponJ.lhd.01 3 M'1 ~ B 1.2&3br,Delu~f~r. (;hildren ok, no pet mO ~Obi '""" • k>e..11.li .• nr. llrkhri.t & 15 fot-flle-or !tub·lea e. l.ta!\e tiSO mo (.;J 11 ••n,·I 1>-1110 2 i .ir -.tJr ~ 97:,Sor &IS~; bi;~76. ~r-us • . or I-urn. gas/wtr pd. 646-41M . Adams. $120. mo. Isl, Contact Sylviu Naman 11 :i r r " 7 S'> 19 ')o o ~5 t..lf; 01 17 tW.!~10 ,\dul~·No ""lS Sec. oJtc lasl. util pd Sue, John. -· ----..:u1e bach. l'OllllRl'S. Ltal .-~ " M~A VERDE· 2 Br, nev. 968•5233968.9086 for an appl to &ce shop. 586-SSBI t;Xf.C 2 .,l> SpJnt!>h 2200 pJ Stnglc:.onl) Sl 3S up SanC~ 3776 Pool.rcc rm,elevators cpts, paint, e ncl gar. lbruUUlics paid. ____ 003.2137 Minion Vi~jo 3267 sci fl. Jbd. fuirw:l\' 'lcw, l&l:\,ucado 642·028:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2:S Vlctoria,64.2-8!M'O quiet cul-de-sac, $230 + $170per month ~I for I"* 4350•--------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• llbr:srr. dC'n. 2 lrpk~~· Ba"" I -d -$t"< Ut1l pd Singles ok 3 Br 2"1>:r-~ndo frplc sec •• ref. & credit. app. SS2·9389orS48·7~. •••••••••••••••••••••• Smtdwich Shop ll.'11111~ paol nr by. ~.... · we ur apl, ow11~1a1n-. ""· · • • 1 d ' 1 • .. • L· p S30 G s 56500 Mo Uouse .ror rent. school ~ i:iSt cpts, dprs, refni;. Pool n c a r u c :a c h . palm & PoO. b gar. 498-lsaG 2 BR apt. Mature adulu. arage .. or .ent mo Good ';°~ation, ·all •help close. 2 lg l>drnh. 1'.iba, &lS!J94S Hc a r h c omber, f ee , Adull.s.$375.642-llM 31116 Winter rental. 4Sth & st.orage only. 325 J 17th lg yd.831 ·1S05 afl 5. SS<IO. 3 hr, 2,, ba.1'l'llllts. _ 031.201 1 DMOPolnt & Seashore.675·9506 Pl.CM.Sec an llAM run. Same owner 9 yrs, . , IJCJUI \\'ull .. 111 heh. Mu\'c Guest Hst , lu,urious. GIAMDOPEHIMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 will train. Terms. Dick Trabutu L,1\J lnt1, .11 r nuw!Owncr.i:HlOOOll 1-:mp gent :-.:o .. mokt:t~~t111t~h THEIAYLEAF LARGE&.CLl::AN 3 br,2Ncwport Shcarl.'~,pool.1 ~ a r:q;c W1\NTEU 111 Park,Bkr.673-1348 ('ond. 3 b1·. 2 bu. cpu. ---~laid sl!n·.51!1 71!17. Uftfumiwd '>Rdrm S200 ba w/yd. Garage. $325. blkllto occun.28r,S275. t;i\L\.t1~1iKt::, HH•croftS..__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• drp:., OW, fpll•. ~1351mo Harbor V1t Home ---••••••••••••••••••••••• iJt-• ur I · No pets, G75·S205 or 960-3572 .,'76-J7S4 .._,. _ 96.1-4SW Agt N~-3 Bed rm, c•l<•im, i.unn) l \DdrllbJch. ty!X'1 . trQa1 1~·~1 Gefteral 3802 u~~ l'!i. ~~~~~~s~w 1_6'1_~_:112-1 __ • ______ , Capistrano Area 1 ..... •-h 3269 and ' a c a n I. 0 n I) , u s. no P*' s u1c ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adul•~ no ""ls ~-Cl t 3176 Office ""*al 4400 Needlepoint and kindred .-wport-11e .,.,-s1 <'·II Uruq , pJrk.SllS+.S.llH173 t ·hld kh ·l T •1. . "'•d ~c~t 2Br,28aCondo,approx -•mtne ltems.Cozy locationwlth ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· mo a uc -------< I o ere .1 re< ant 329Avoc.i o, ... • '4 ml from beach w I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •n-.n.... est a is e<JCl(enle • Npt. Shores. 2 UR. co1w Homt'S S7S tJOOO !~~' n~n:. · ""' •~m~.: r.~n~~~o~p~~: .<~~~~. 646·tl883 ocean view. $360 mo. ln· WHITEWATER VIEW Orig. owner, low rcnl. dt>n Wolk to beach. etc riv bl'. 3Br. lien. 2h,1 ....,.,.. · o tx'h .i· J pn.~ug1nus rommunaly" ~lll!.idc 2 br & den, cpl~. eludes. pool. te.nnis, gar, 3 .hr. 2 ba. frplc. S39S. Good net. Open only Sh~ $.ltOt Yrly Ai.tt. S.18 1~) new \'Ph & p<Jmt ,\cl'l.''i. n~un ~· 833 IS533 Sl>f our1rumished model drp~. bltns , dshwhr. S27S. carport 496-tl936 Diane. 498-0232 daily. Agt. 837 -4200 WATER~'RONT. Pie r dt :~r~l1 tt:ntt1s. $4~S/mo. HuullttqtOft~OCh 3740 Sp:irhiou:> 1100 i..q lftd 642·6:!AJ Maelil4••ecll 3140 Beach apt, 2 Br, 2 Bu. .:/ AtltoSenlct dock. 3 bl'(irm. fnrm:il -' ••••••••••••••••••••••• town ouse apts u1:sl e 'pucaous 3 br townhouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.11\'e & reCri gcrator ln· .1:-"......,... f'oreign Cars dmc rm. 2 bulh~. w \1 llonl :-.h11;1\'t11I"1th BE,\t~ri Ft:I. t lH' fu1 n in wide opt·n ~puce~ or 2 b· f 1 r 1' eluded. $225 mo. 49ti.7 1SI ./'jc,,.. ... -_ _ Nets origin a I owner ·170 & 'IXO ~ I .i:rt'Cnery, all 2 br, l 1: bu a, rp c. pa ro, 1>00 · c:pC11, fpk, <Ible g;11 , n1 311H. 2' J hn T11wnh11me jJfu. ~ • :> • 1>t•11~ i w Ith 1 j.( c I> r 1 \'tit c Adults. nu µels . S32S. Qlll CREST Soultl LtMJMllO 3116 rc.iot -w1« $30,000. yr. Di,•orcc ! dolls. SOOO mu. ~rly . lsc Nt>ar b<'och. Ph1111c ~lYl1t bldu. 11 1\t 1t•tH' ~11ur. 1.'0dO«cd putio:c. Newly &IS J.'IKI M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tecv -,.!•-. Clean, we ll equipped only. Burrell l\l!alty. Harry ~10 ll5l1\1,.'l pou · saunn. no'"· :H l5, -------FOUR,LRXES .,,... ,........ shop in affluent competl-G42·S200 • no p1•ti<. li30l Kt·cl~un 11a1nll.'<l &. cv~ry luxury 2 l>r, t 'ti ba. patio. Do1: ok. ., New luxury condo, 2br. lion free area. So. ' •' --HRR VU llm~. ~lonJl'O, 2 l.n. 1 blk W. ol S.•;ich ufl brand nc~\' ~1.1l:c •. dfi>:>. Couple. 610 J oann. $21S. llAMD NEW 2~'Zba, brtoo many xtr11s Orange County. Good WATF.RJ.'RONT CONDO. Ur & dt•n, 1mrnut ulatc, S1:1ti·r~12 78114 rangei.. :air cond1l1onm~. 5"119S73 DELUXE tolist.M2-5837 an 6pm. 1---------terms...A .... &17-4200 ~ ~sq(t .2 11r&1Jcn.~1dt ~mo.lse .mcl 1:rdnr. ---\'tnYI Ooors. 20 minutes -•lMOl''REEREN-T • .. lie 11vu11. $350 mo. w. Andl'l.'w. &IQ 6161 LOlfll"O .. oc:h 37 48 Cr o m ,\ n ah e 1 m o IH Rll 1:ard('n apt. fprlc, All ~~::.~:0:1~w..'s. 1·2·3 Rm. offices from SANDWICHES !\\,gent 6408149 ----....................... Rl~crs1det"rwy'lo~r:rnd dsl\'11.thr, pool ,-,,vttrnno, Af taats"'"".-4 $1~ per mo. Adj . GROSS MO Nwpt llgts arNl 2 or 3 Br. WINTER RENTALS o rrra mp. 285 So ul h nr. Irv ml! Ind. Ar ca. 3 BR,rplc, 2 ba $37S or U.fwMaltecl 3900 Airporter llotel. No lease S7,lOO. + · • OPEN llOUSt: 2 Ba, new del·or. S360 1ccnt.Ja. apt 2. Corona S?30. M7·28'tl 2 UR . encl yard S27S ••••••••••••••••••••••• req. 83J..3223 Tll noon !iii ::Sid~'& ~~loa~~01~: JBr, 21,oJ !}(I condo w /36' ref's G7~~'i. G4S 5744 1 '·I k t th .. _ h (l)i35·S144 Will Consider Children ,....1E EXCfTING l--'--------1 00 l 1 di 1 $60(1 'l u or 0 <' , .... :ic • - -New 3 Rr ho11:1(' & 2 br See these lovely apart· 11 • 60< PER CL\ FT ing. Mission Viejo area. yrfy ~~~'. 1~s/8~v . <.;s t s;,. CletMftte 3276 11wimmang ''°°' & Jmplr lcllbocl lsJand 3106 t1pts frplrs COM t: SEE mcnts. they are close to PALM MISA APTS. 1617 w~TCLlF'F-NB Beer & wine Included. llwy 54S·764:>or ll75·9~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p,arkini: !o.tud lo~ ~!IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• :!222°Pac1ri~· Ave. /\dlts , Central Park. recrea· MlNUTF.STONPT AGT.S4l-5032 Lots of traH1c. Xlnl --Rc•aut 3 Hr Valla, Golf mo. & pl'ntho~si•, s;l!)S l:UTE 2 nr w ldrek 22..W.1 nu pct.,, tloo. shopping, freeways. BCH. lerms. Agt. 837·4200 Eastbluff 11r1ht level, 3 I.lit. rour:w, IJoOI, <W<'llll, ~ mo. Avualubll• :;l'l'l l"t :\ I S31S 1 ' I Blketo beach! Bach, 1&2 BR. DELUXir. OFFIC.,S ~ •· t I • l'lktn • r cst•n ·1L1cH1 s •llOCna, no. y ry.~ll r t · I " " Rir.ST"'Ul"' .... T ,:., ua . rt> c: • ;. pot1os. min o · t\irporl. $385 : , " · • • 673·:rl31 Evs . run ap . mamct cou-Directions: SI at er & from $195. Comml & indstl spaces. ., "" """ fahulnu:. \ll'W from ~llllO.\.'l3 NOW --------ple.:.mlchaldnmupto2 Beach, H.B. West on Adulls,No l'elb MissiooVicjonrca. CVJ'tY roum' No 1wb. ---HICE llOOSQ.FT. ~rs OK. No sngls, Sl8S Slater o re Beac h one 1561Mesa0r. :'~s~.5.\\~~tN~~!f& Partners splitting. New 1 /\!:Cnt 67S·l~i! Bcouulul :1bd. 'lbu . Tcr onehousc froml>.iy mo 646·21126 block,rightonKeelson to (58lksEastoCNcwport Mission Vf~jo a rea:.. &immaculatc.Openon-,1 1 --razzo llk. C!ll.. drps.. &. beach. 3BR :!'28A ICIDS p•-OK cu.1-<lc-sac. Blvd.) Handy to S. D. t'rwy. ly 6 hrs dally. and gros~-hugh katch .. dtshuhr.. Children OK. u ~ .f'OU.OWTHESIGNSI! 546-9860 CaUS3M400 Ing $10,000 mo. Seats 200. ~: 2 BR. 212 Ba $150 :? Br. 2Ba.$625 1'~m. :I Or:?+ den, 2 l>n SS50 Cnronu 11<-I Mor 109 C San Gabriel. J\v11il $125/mo. Available Eastslde duplex, 2 & 3 ICeetl.,.,.. IN!lty --~;;;-;;;;;----r=..:.::~=~:-:--:::---l2X~l~nt~l~e~rm~~s.~A~gt~.~837~-4~200~ Se~5568599. -----now. Callnow! Br. playhouse. 1295 & l4Z·tl49.., llSTIUY FOILEASE lmmac. 3 hr. 2 ba, Sa eon \'iew. S18S. Uhl pd 675-8721 $395.S.5-8964 141 .. 300 IMTOWM 30FFICES Ml=n~~e~~~ •• Clem. home Htd pool, Sml!leol(. 1-'C<-lcllbocl Peftiftwla 3107 RG 1 Br, pool, nr. shops, Singles, Ui2 Br, rurn & $155 MO EACH Mostly help ru and nets oce11nvu,pvtbch.Yea . MamRentals.S40S370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adlts/no pets. Ulil pd. unrurn. There's Sl Fm' eCOSTAMESALo" n II I A · M · 548 ,..,..,, million In r ecreation: .. owner $1500. mo. Ideal lease. Ac 19 on v. vai •ON. BL~ACl l 31[)<1. 3b". •3 Bdrms.S.t00 • 1884 onrovia, ..,....... UIEMEW 752·1700 set-up for mom & pop Oct lst. 5'16() mo '192·S751 ~. u N k p k di •· TENNIS ,(pro & pro· -----1 lleaul.IMalmn $1110. per • 2 Bdrms. $300 * Foxhollow y~ ear La e ur , x 4... s hop) cornpli menlary opcntlon. Good terms. SanJuo.I mo.1714J 41H·2833 Man;hallRlly 675-4600 p R 1 v A c y. 3bdrm,allbltns,dblatt. lessons, s wimming, 'INVESTMENT DMSION Agt.837·4200 ' 3 flll , 2 Ila . $GOO Capi'trono 327 Ne...-le h 3769 2 BDRM 2 RA. C 0NVEN1 ENCE. gar. Nr beach. 1713 health clubs, parties, Exclusive Laundromat&. ••••••••• • •• •••• ••••••• -,....... ' ac Great Cond. No J'etll SECURITY. Sunken liv· A I a ba m •' 536"3465; BBQs le Sunday brunch. Drycleanlng Agency oC , San Juan lime for lease in •••··~~~~;;~;••••• $260 846-9543 Ing room-cat.bed.rat ceU· 1536-1718 Sorry, no one under 21 & Balboa Island 675·5666 t ' ~Meiid1:in l'\n. m'w 2 st} I n g s • B r I c t WAUTO llACH no peta. Month to monlh_i----------1---------- 4 Rr 3 llu. ror m 1l1n, xtr Dix furn, 3rd story 3 llr. 2 COl'OIHI .. Mor 3122 f Ire p I aces• La r ge ~lwie 3 br, 2 ba, db occupancy. Models ope Office sracc. llEAL ESTATE OFFICE J 11 r k 1 t c h. f J 111 rm , Ba. 100' from sand. 2 car •••••••••••• •••• ••••••• n B Q • s • p r i y a t e oar. No ........ 420 21.sL dally 10-7. Professiona Arts Bldg. for sale. Newport Beach w t w c t b 11 r, m ~tr b parkanu. 7301 s.-1111hor~ yard•Custom desigoed " 1""""'> area. Bkr. ~3111 4t523Cue..,,Dl·fRVltfE "rptc, :-cr\l vorch Li;c Dn\e W1ntt<r. ~-mu _, 1nt e riors •Duill·in 960-2Sl9or536-ins OakwoodGardenApl.9 494•7292 u--to•--., SOZ5 ________ ..,,. yunJ. 8650 mo s min C tl45·"768or213 72'.! :IKfM. -v range•Dishwashcr & JIOLLYAPTS ,....,_.., .- I lib (1 ~l b d T I N ........... n-acbNorth SO •••--•••••a..••-*••••••••• Udo I b I h U:in.1 '0111l r, Htc 2 8rncarh11y &llc11<'h 'Tl 1t11r :igc s pos a•l\t· 3BR.$350.Nope(s. -.-...., • ..., $1 MOMTH All .-r!~ \~i. 2 l:,\1r ~"i:~: ~~I K520 'Ponl. Avnal. Now to June • ,, l, or~$: twa~~hhecrd &g adrrya ! er hwooitkb· 842-4739 880 Irvine (all6th) New small om res near Ila vc prime properly• ..., :I .. ~ " (714) 645--0650 Bristol & Newport Blvd value opprox SlS0.000. patio. Av111I !JI. Yrly. 4 llr, 3 lla. rum rm. lrit Y ~~lO UP'l'ool&jacuni.Adulls Beaut new3Br,2~ba,db RoyMcCard.. Need 1s t .TD, $85,oOo at CU·l33<1 an 1m·:d1i:111u11 11rc11 ~all Ilr•u'hCront ·islt 1 hr furn CORONA DF:L MAR only. car gar, frpl, balcooy Newport.Beach South R_......or II I 0 ... twport !>%, xlnt nsk. 673-293.1 mow111rdnr.49G~:l86. : • ' :? llr Townhouiic. frplc. 8d t"' n-th•"cn f d I ti B b 1700l'"hSt(atOover) -. "' NWrT Trrr1H'C Condo ---1-rple l c pts. i:or ait<' 2 rm, .,.. uu ....,.,,, nc n pa 0• c area, "' u--w .... d 5030 -tvlAw 1.,. ... 1.,~ mo.:-11 · .... ____ Funtls"'-.... or AvaH. Sept. 11 to JunA :IO l'uul. tennis, continental 621 w. WIJllOD.642·4991 S37 S I m o. 960· 1903; (710642-8170 Cott. MelG 541·77Z9 ......... , .. ,. ' '"'.,..., ,, .._.. nwv h breakfast. Some C)Cl•an & 536-7528 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2\' Du, CJ>lll. clr1>!I, a\•ail URfwlM'"-d 3300 $.'lliO. '"11• $20J SCO!I or CatuUna views. Clo:1c 11.1 Ull::T l:mie 2&3 bdrm, • Oceanfront Lal(unn Bch. DEVELOPER WANTS 9/lt.646?700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>r. Come ""1" o pe 1&2 both .. , pvt palio,Fourplcxlge3br,l~ba 2bd2ba,dlxSSSOyrlylse HARr OFf'.JCES-S2S,OOO.L0 esn°1 fami1, daily. shupping & fine hcach. .. 1 " " llarbor View ('nrmrl t\Jrn, 2 hdrm. I hn, no -644·2611 i.ome w trrplcs . bc11ul. frplc, pal o, .:•rage Adulta.4117·1082. harbor area, 2 & 3 r m tract In Redlands. Eqt • wtviC'w 3 Ur Aninr trn k111,, no Pt'l!l. arro~~ lrm oCF.ANF'HONT No J><.•L<t l:indscuped. Walk t o Beach close. 846-0088 o 2 Bedroom, den, and 11uites, $125 lo $2.W. Air. ty secured position by nil', 11001 r •• ~ ml'I. ~" blh 350, N.11. Cul l W1nl<.'r rent.ii lhr, i ha !'hopping. Adults only. 846-6139 OceanVlew $350mo eptd, drps , pkg. land.S.54·5085 • mo. IHO HIOO G7S..Wol7. T~"' apt & area 67t t~ 1 ~1,:0~~~~~ 'j~~!e. C':,~j /\UtM=Aph UUGE 3 Br. all xtras, Id JACOH IUL ty Re:ilonomics 67S-G700 125.000 needcf NOW tor 6 ---------iCMdalM1M.•n UN•01n •·ront. N~at 2lh ms J2'12!>·S m7santa Ana Ave CM OK, nail now. $210 67M•70 1\01 Wntclff Dr. mont~• for bWliness dc- Udol.te u.furnlshed 3425 \\ i.tur i\dults $.100, nc , • C<l6-S.54Z ' 842·8328, Mgr. 17'1 NewporU'lnanclalCtr al. I ay bAck $30,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'l('t-1. Wintrr G7:l 3000 01 F.N llOUSY.. Sot, Sun, Kcelson HB. looMI ~-' 400 Lt '--Offl <--Locol free " dear pro-LIASI ClllNA COVF. 2 Rr ., 1111 -----Mon, 3 llr 1•~ Ba. r1>lc. 1 llll quiet E Side area ...................... ~ c• .......-• pcrty for l'ecurlt)'. ~hnri>. 3 hc•drm, 2 !\lory. f11lr, 2 cur i:d~.Atllls-ord>. WATERFRONT Vll'W. nr b<'nch. $475. 20<1 udl~ only. n<; pets. Ava Ii S:·~ br near water. Pets Sleepln!C'fm1 SOO-SlOS mo. ~::! j~~i~~ ~an~~~ URG1':NTI I I I 673-5937 '~,<'wh ot bny&, rr11rvot c• &12S mo.61:1-1s:n Fnntaiitlc1 !'pac·1c111"· .'::_c~lcnr,492·1'1912 5/SCpt.$175.540-0093 l\tal~Rcnlals 540-5370 All $50. wk. 8bAre kit/ · ex Morlgavs Trust .,.,oc · mun w e or --l'<>mplclcly furn, mlullS, . • hath. Shown Mon·SAI BAVFRONT Offlco Bldg -r • ik.lult mnl •only. No pct11. Sun Cll'lncntc. 2 llR. den S'750 mo 675 !IR77 2 Rr Vlrw • fplr · rptll, 2 bdrm. No rhllclrrn, no St SO 2 b r pool kids ''only" Call art Jpm SpaceAvoil Heall · Dffdi SOJS ~month. <.:oil So1'Hlrh & nil up1JI. Nrw, hr h. 111ovc, xlnt. Adull/j. no JX'L"· 400 Mcrrlmuc Wuy. 1 ·1 ok F • ' Refs ,.;q.d.. 556--00Sll o~ 67s'3141 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes lteolty, $49-8655. pool. l\lln a~c Hl. $.17S OCEAN t'ltoNT. LUX. J>CL'l. S21>5: Oprn l2 WM, 079 1!111 1 ~fl. r: R • u.~· 540.5370 549.~ • LOANS 9°' ________ _. 49.1·4311. Fumupt.w/i:ar.Call :1:!2 i\,llcholr\1peJ\vc. a en 1• Reet.e 4450 /0 UDO ISLI nrt 4 :tO, 1142.4:,9() l.t::ASE S32S modem 2 Ur PAClOUS 2 Ur lwnh5c, SJ•S 1 br pool child ok ROOMS $25. wk up with ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Aho 2-1 TD Le.s ADULT Condo. 2 Ur, t • • Hi! ba, pvt p11lio, pool, F · ' • · kitchen S37 ~ wk up fi Sult vt t h l.at'lfe home on 75 n. lot le\'el, S265 mo. Hnta Och. Oceanfront Yearly $450. 1 Ba, lgc pallo. blk to child ok. No pet.II. $220. :· 1 R l I 540-S3'70 •pts :ws'·t7MOrW•Zllr7 ce d c, "1 • ..yot ' Fairest Te-m11 1lnce lJ4t w/sp<1cious pnv, patio. s ~or008·2200 21lr. 20&, woshcr, dryer occun. :adulu. no pell!. mo U46'648l • n en as, · qita, rpe, pat o. ater s.fflerMft, c.. hdrms., dlnlnll rm. & dishwasher. ~ncloiie Rcr's. 3300Seavlew Open 22nd St 2bd 41 ba 115. w~k.1 blk from bch. pd. S13S mo. L10 E. l1lh '4Z..Zl71 s•S.061 I lamll.y rm.$12'JO Mo/yrly MonUccllo 3 BR. 2 Bii. ~a r. No pl'l11. 371 Thurs·Sun.673·51164 1210. Easts ade, 2 br, kids, 4~fstalrs ·ar kit bat Call IMl().2826 or 645--0lnJ St. CM. Doyle/Century LA WSOH IUL TY xlnl l"Of\d. '300. No pets. Seashore. 673-457" Cos+. Mno 1124 !!Ingles ok. Fee. I v • r m w I r' r P 1 e uk fOC" Marte, II.a. 21Rily,5'9-1168 ~9 I at, JM & lnl TD'• • * 675-4562 * * 546-0281 2 Br fum. Winter rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• Main Rentals. 540-5370 downst.alrs. New&y palnt 2 Rooma Ir bath, unlum, NEWPORT llACH LOANS AVAIL. 2 BR Condo. ldeolly loc. In $300 mo. walk to bch. New adult waterfront :ipts ed, $300. 846-0914. pvt ent. no hskpna, $175. • StoNs or Offl~H Cn:dlt not Important. -·--1•M•1-1•...._-• ... •u-• 11unt'g Beh. Jmmac. (213) 44S·S963 or (213 ln Mesa Verde. Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Da, $355. Bltnl, 64.Z--/\cross rrom new 873-4883Broker ... " ""'"' cond. Children OK. oo 4't7·9443 l:a ndscaping. Excep· 1 Adl au1c11 Our rental s peclallat, pe<is. ~. mo., firat & UonaJly rlch Interiors. paUo. enc gar. U, 0 BEACH Side Rm, pvt Mariner 's Mlle Shopping •,... "CASH* Barbara Ankany, hu last + $SO. clconlng dep. 4 Br, 2_Ba, furn/unfum. 1&2 bdrms from $275. pets. 539·8836 batb, sep ent, w /kltch Center. Now remodeling. T .0. LOAMS crwte a variety or splen· l\il.962-2"58 Win~ rental. $42$ mo. Mt-sa Verde VIiias, 1555 J144 priv.Slepstosand; lncx• 470 to 1500 11~ n. rcas El Dorado Mortgage Co. didrentalsavailablft. ,. • walk lo b e h . <213 Mesa Verde Drive Eost ~e ror even'a com rent.. Wynn R lra (2l3> <213>670.3J60collec\ •OW'l-lllM 3525 445-Si963or (213)447·9443 Co• ta Mesa. (714 ) l..clto S. panionshlp care, aeml In· 477-7001 or (71'>t68-654& Uafw""'91Md OCUMRtOMT s.eo.8871. vaJJd woman, not bed PRlME ....................... J1aQ1LAph ridden. Pref. olde LAGUNABEACH SAVEON 2NDT.D, VlEW •.. VIEW ... VlEW U ve on lhe 11and thi Beautifully landscaped "41CllB Renting from $260. woman, will conside d Sh 1 Nocommlsslon. RANCHO winter. Lovel.y ~ br. 2 ,:al"tkn type adult apts. UVIS UP Adult apta. Leuing pre· mature cpl. Muat drive, Lumberyar opp ng Pvtpty 642-2ST.I BLUFFSCondotoC'ases SAN JOAQUIN lower. Frplc, bceut. 1-2·8 Br. Dishwasher, TO-.... E Yi Is p Ug f d Plaza. 384 Forest Ave, Starti •al $500 f _,... 67" cunn '"" "AM ew now a res e Re 's req' · 494·341l HS. J370Sqn. for lease. + u • n• .. 1/ n,. SANLUISRJ::YMOOEL urn . .-,. mo .... .,.....,.,; encl irar.z_BBQ. Gu & Over 500 tall trees and I rvine community, ... ~· 1~rl\l •1 L~ __ •_Ai __ en_t_6'4 __ ._lllJ3_· _•_ .... aBR, 2"118A nr aolf 6129-2546 waterpd.Yool. 10 streams w ith Twenty Pergola. Culver LGE sunny · room, lit .._1'771 <t96-2393. PenHt:'9i1 S..perneatroodo!).br, 2ba, coursed ~ennls "S::'· BEACHFRONT I Br fu LA MANCHA APTS walufallt create 11 & Sandburg, 2 blocks so. kn.c.~ ~:ci•?~~· ref ' ......,......... 4500 •• ~·.~· .. ••••••H•••• 1 frplc, pool. Clubhso. Nr. 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I ' " · ny rt>a sc. 11 :. •t·krni: tem t th l 1 :111~:-.11111 \'rt' JO, El '1'111"11 flt•r ,ml\ \I i:rooml'l .U>ST.Sml Bl.uk ixwtellt• 1l11:-.111u11tn h .. cl ll··d a ·' .~ I MANAGER v.ou < aic an·u r:J t')IJ s:-&oyMettt&T...-.......A .. i1tratlon h••·.1t11 ltorl..ift'\\hu111\. llt·~I~ & 11,·;(·h. II U f t·rn \·11· ltl>r \ u lltlb .ihoul ITS \(;~; '/::l~:Jl.Y1~;,;~~~~~rth~pu~';· mi: :o.k1lh of fiO ""'" .rnd -·.,.... ·--·-, J UJ,\ 1-'unJuh t-:.11n !>:?,, ~ ......,1 . '"10 :.~111 ''•·"' Jr1J "I I Ill:':' ---l'~pcn.·1wt• "Ith J d11· Hos o~ A• .... For: ' " "" (!Ul'Cllll>Or.\'ou cun earn O ut standing benef1h. ta phonc• Salarvr,t•om In :-."•II llt'r \\t'l'k 1-'rtr Found 111.i lt-01.1111!,. .\.LOST llhimll i-· \I •h.in 1n1id v acation, profit m ... n ,..11 r 111•· "it h ,., lll"ll' 1nto1mut1orl 1>h1111y "htl l' l.1 l lt•11 . 't•t·d <. I • It ~ I ~y~t & Sl96 PIER WK ltha r ing. r e tireme nt. pen em·t• l'h•.,.. ... Jl'flh Ill CONCRETE FINISHER lSJO O'Jl3 h m • "It 1r1o· \ll ~. t .urpo rt •'\\Jn crt' m ... d 1ca l & d e n ta l & IX'~"n ' .1'.l1u,1101)1111111111\ , " ~ .. ' • • ltll• 7111. par ion ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BJ 't.'1I OJI .'our proJuc· m ore. Musl du hair. t\11 s927 •• 11 .... ,_ ................ 1-:111pl11,,·r Fill ~ lJ I"" ,.,1lik i:n ·\ ses 1·n Aonf1d •nee " .... ... .-.-.nt Schools Ir tr ' 1 t ' • c· o m m . + rcspon ' c · STANDARD 'fh 'l 'T \ I I · i..11h'n" ru,1 "llOI' \H • · Kflply toClas.sin..,.adoo Ii-1 ~ a ·• r lunc e< p o :-.t l1on HAIR STYLIST: r. I S)so I •"--""-n 7005 mu•nln••:-. ~ c'Otru profit • ...., 111i:c.1n"111 :;111 ;;u; ~nona s n .. ~·-.. h .1r 111 ,. honus . ThA 719. c10 Daily Prlot. PO Memon·es, In,.. rcqw r m g Huntington R~ad1 re s tcle n<:v ..•..•.....•...•..•...• ...........•........... ~ ~ ,.... . L' .. ' II I I I \\'"tll"n & ·1·•n ue a rc Box 1560. Costa ~lesa. ... & 30 da.vs 1>rtor lU1l'mplo .v mcnt . ~;i.1 ,1 1Jlt,.l111l 'l'at'lllU(' l.11111 h lo· ~.11011 '' no,.. k,1,111.: '1'·11·1· Plt1.itw wlLt.i;t Ulill J l>I.. lur PA!. r lll.ll1u • 1• "" .J l 111.1 t• l>n nl.111µ 1>ruhlt·111' v • 1' • -Calf 92626 \l'l'l 11-'l> ,1pp111\ I I· · 'r' t'.111 t .ill \l .. ilu•l llt•lpluw 8£ A BART EN DIER lool.mi: for may be tired 1 • J\l1'G' ETI. ·s CQJll'. Apphl·ation~ \\ill IX' <IC'l'('ptcd at lhl• lfac-k B:1.-...... Hv:.-1•1H•I ~ h~" d;:iy>4-,n -:w.10 -t"nttor P:in--nm~ ut~ 1.unf.l, lofftm g-paper-s, -22'.!I South Anne M l':TTTploym cnt &"!'r:ii nfn)! cnlcr. 520 \.111-1120 &-rc•.id) to \\ork J" .1 "an •huu:,c-Jobs & work· ----------11 S;rn1u Ana.t'a 92i•ll P <'<:an, lluntini..rton Jk aeh through 111 1\1.1 rt~ t BIFOC \I t1 l.\S:-Oi".~ lnund .it 1\,11 t. B,1' t'.1 II ----'•U "1olll..i.1Lh1u u I.OST \II t 'l\11 l't•nlt•t ·"\',I, I I It \\ h•'.11 ··11l1111·d t' .11 I' II I I' rt "'I \\ h 11. I un• I' .1 II .'1 ho X~K i 111 ~:Iii li.Slii I.OS r m .111· ""~·•Pl'••" ;111 ""·\\hilt•,( ~· ·" "''"1tl f't"idle & l11~h11111•I l'rt n t•r. 0 ..1rt. '1><1l 1111 1111 111 tonitl.I<' ,\11, t11 F tllt \ '""t Aui: :!7\h ht•I l\t.',1c'1t Kl\,d & :\I ,1i.:11ol1.1 nr .\f1am:. Kt•w:mi !~•:! 7o2li LOST : l'.11 1111 , 11 11 .trt•.1 F.imtl) l'l'I l'ir'Jw , ,. turn lit'\\ ,1r1l 111:! 1:1.'t l or 'tf\2· l~:l ... ~l ll':-\1) I.Ill\ .. I ,I\ \II :-.1.1t1•r """ .!.. .!.!11tl ~l I . \I 1;.1:1 :!.'1.!'i ~ (ll'"\f) I 11 111111· i:1 I\ t•nl . t ,q111 11t h .111•,, 10.i l:llX lu 11f1•n111 \ l''Ol':-.lll li1•rm ~h,•1> 111111 II'. \'11 l'l.11 ,\ fui.l1n "' C'. '\ 11. llJ r h u r a 11.13 2Si I MASSAGE l'rofo,,,.tonul b.trtr ndl·r rn '"11 fur '1 hmeled rnco mc . BEAUTY SIU 3.50ti L' • I s 0th (-., )'> 30 r ~1 Wurl. "-'}OUnJ: fX'Oplt• ' r rt( ay • t•pl. } , 19/u al ;. . 1• . FIGURE MODELS 1 "eek Fn·~ Ji>IJ plan· na 11111 ..1d ,·a n ec m c n l Call 536-2526. m\'111 ~;,j)~ll.wc.c.. OPERATORS 1-:C.1uul Opporlu111t' ES&ORTS -.\ml'n c.111 llurtl.'ntlt•r:. fl"l""1hll' tr you-i·e TR or t-:rn11lo~ 1·r M, 1-· OUTC "'LL O .... LY ~diool 11\11r & would be u"a1l. to "' "" :o.tnrt work 1mml'd , cull llesl s hot> in town. Wl' Hef W t d 7100 ~ W t d 7100 6 31 38 I I 111}.ll-; li th St. S .\ need operators w1follow-• • ~ P an e ••...-°" • • 8Jt l!)l.iO lX'twnOum &Jpm . i 11 h Cl.1'.llK for ll1111t1111tl u11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-.---------•I • nl.!S. 1i: co mm 1ss1ons U. h D ru , S t >ri ABORTION •• _ 539 1183 weekly.' Paid vnr ationi;, 1 u l' , ~ • •. : ., · · l'11unh'r h1•hl. Ill or ohkr . DRIVERS • hulidays. ml·dit-al & d1•n ll .'~m.• • 111111 11~1 ~t . m u:o.l ll(•ah!\'tu1111rktlur l'mm..,chn.: & l<d 1•1·r..1t -lal insur<rnN·. h fl' Ill 10 1 2."iG I -Int! da~ Ot 1m:-.1 lllpm ICross·Countryl llO:O.l'IT \I. --.... DIET CLERK ' Purl 1rm1• 12 :t0 tipm l-'1•1, Sal & Sun. l·:xn ·ll1•1I/ lwn1•l 11 ~ :11111 h1·~tll11'1 ,urroundrni::.. Appl) 111 I~ l 'n•i: t";.t J\a 1I \\knds Jobs Want~"· 7075 I I fl •r St I rt T i.' lh ~" i.p1·t·1;il II•· r1·1r •I 21 llr llefpl11h' a li !1 1!15 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ---------•! suran~e. r~· erem ent II •Ill Co I I••~ i· 'I u !Ii• II I ·~ l ; ·v . u ,.. ru 'I • ,. h l ' llEVIERLY M ....... OR . 10 & rof1l sh arin)!. Wa~1I to mcchum~·ulh• end mt-<I I•~ ~l. I .irt & loll llml; po~1 " llCld'l'~Or ,1t· l 111 11 .,....., l'H !':<; '\ \ -.;T • ll<l•1m-l•p111)! r..'r '111 hu,.. AVON l!row. l'inv c s ent rt l } "? work on m'otu r hornL':. t mn. Apply al D~I I at·o. _ 69t-P~tnt-;-t-'-M --ZU 52 \ta Eo;l1 ad· - l .1rrn 11 111nl 1<fr1111.d thru 1 B :\t'''P"1'l l. CaJI UsNUW! art tn . SS"·'f!f l l · 1720 :>11 µ1."rior_ L'os ta Ex~c.McmOC)emtnt L •u:unallills.l'a "•'". 1·111111"·11111: & rt•h•ri .ol L' '.\I .irt•a t1-15·4i82 Lootcin9 For A JC PEHHIEY CO 1' 1 ll · ·'" · · · Mc'n An t-;c•ual -ly pc pcrM>p v. ho lll'cdl. \,. \h111 t 11111 .11lup111111 .,\ 1"1d, 50 will can · fnrt·cm P /time Job? Laguna llills Mall COHV. HOSPITAL CUSTOMER SIERVICIE z nd inrnmt• I' Ir nH· Opportun1I> r.mpToyvr l.1·~·1~1111:. , • ., •.. ,.,il•,<t•nt or e lth •rl)' I nccl'I J IX"Ot>ll' to sell Phone 581-7700 1.\1'.'l's Rt'l11•( & 1-;"Pl'r'd \lour s ui>in tJCr!>on<ihty l'olcnual Sl40Clmo 1:.1 }r -- \1 l \Ith "'' -•'•·' Co>ot J \[ ... ,a. Ua •' E>.i1 llllJhly prududs in lhc1r EqualOpporEmplO)<'r J\ule'I & Orrl1•rl11•,. /\II '"'""123 HOSTESS • T XI must rom c ac ross by ~~ ·-_ ¥ •S Pll<l1 L'\t.tn :.\tll':ll Rl'f' l'Jl.5-Ui 101\0 0 \\11 e r rrtury ., nl Sh1'1s . l.ulo Conv. 1 h &h d I) 'd 0 -('Jrlllll#(S c .1115--107().l l or Ccnle r. 15~J Su11crrnr lecp Oil(' ... ~ \\Mll~n Exp'd \\3tlre'~ \\anted ll}S. l''J>Cr . Vt'r ;!I. ..,111\ 1.111·11 .... '<I l.;1m\.1l••,n ·nt \11h·. t•om Zcmth7 1359. Beauty Sal ,\,e.NB6467761 m emos linn1:custom~rs J\pph Ill !X'"'oo. t:ur llt' J\1lply 111 1wr:.on. Mnh JL! ;" t ;t C',11111!1" lit-al 11,,1111111 l<d '•i.:hh onl) Oft - -up to dJlt' on ou.r de 1-'am~h· Kc•sl 31221 t,; .. 1 Thur' IJl•\\\O !t toam & ~.111 ll•-ntt•t1h h•1 JJllJl 1,11 X:! IX ----Need s h .ti r . <' u l le r 8 !(_•ook ;\ppl) 1n fl(•rson 2735 sri:ner t'rodu<'l' Should lli,.eh"·a, D.rn.i l'nmt J 5 )> m <; o 11 r v" r •I, l'l;!!•t:i1 1•1:1 •11:11. Ba h)!Hllrrworktn.1:mom w /f o l l o _w in .I(. & w Cst . ""'· llu s l> bcorS{:11t11l'd & i:ocwl.11 • llt"d J u 1..1 nl. 1848? -S.1~ hkktHl l:, lrJ H•I ar nred!o mature v.oman lo ma n i c u rt !'l ·ll ,\llt J'chcan followup. A real d1a111·e t:AperiC'nc",l'd t'r1·rl1t i\1:eC'.\r'thur lil\'d lrvrnt"• *KAREN •5 * 1,1t1i,:l'llll'llh hom .. nl<• rJrl' for J rl'l i:radcr rn m' !H ERi\PY. ~ 2666· _ , • lo itel mvohcd" pc•oplt" Chl'ekc•r lmnwll 11111.·n .....-ft Fie\ h r' 1;;:-i !J:l~ll. 111 hm nt• J tl sthuol unlit .,_, tv (l"•'r~tir f\s~•s· l OUK-r>111n1•r .t111>"·1i:1·'· & !'a ll's . l'nt1·nt1al 111)! l'art lmw 10 11\.'1!111 HOSTESS • Ill ll \I.I. \I\....,~ \(j E -.1 "~')I , . .,..,tu · .... v t ' • • • l'ou n I 1' 'I u h l' J 11 mana""rla l oppor "'·II \ I •1 c '1 ti 1\1 I 2 1 /\ I I x:~ li!itl .... ;::" ~ ----5.JO ~ ll!>!L1fl ti. L;rnts full time ror bus} 499·2271 ask for 'hr l. .. ~ ru t Pll) ... .,m, •• on 11 11 I Ulol )l' . PP \ n H-'pW-t•d 7 10'" ... JlYS'ITTL'I' •kd . .,1 Salon . will. t ratn. 200 _ _ or p/l1me . Cnll ~79·299 1, F rr. 645 t!llll, J\mfat· p(•r:.on ufl 2pm. 4l~h f'ALM READER I' .... t 1'11''1'111 ,\ t 111 un• Sh•• ha-. lll'l'll I!" l'll till' 1:111 to 111'11' 111 ht'!" l.11 ;! 1:1 Ill I l .t:.cl :! I :1 MJ'i !IZ72 n -· "' ·u o r , v. )S .. ~ I lrvtne. Ask for K1rhy. Thn rt & 1,oun Hurns Re~lauranl. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• }r olcl. N~wvort 'lil·h. N e.\" po rt Cc n t~·r >r . icooK-l':xrwr'd , ~l .eturc. ---t'11i.h1on h lund, ;>.1.13. ,.AAAA POSITIO~S l.l\l'tn out.&t46141 N\\ptBr h. __ $2.75· 3 hr. ll.1)\'t1•w Dehvery ,parttiml'SJ.hr . ~xr> fal'lory workl·r:i. -S.cy·IExecutiv~ --BICYCL F M F.Cll A N IC Manor. 350 W. Bu~. I '.:11. Must know S. Co arc:1 & Spe<.'(f a mu'IP Leathl•r llousekc•cpcr for wrdowt•r Sctl.c~<tliS~r ln:-ul' ll1.1 b~•s1~t<'r lho111H•kN•pl'r for repa a;s. a!isem bhnjf. _!>12·J505 _,___ _.have own tron~p .• l:all p rodu l'l a i;scm bly 111 Jiii. l'rl'I. m 11t1,1>r1· E mployl'N P a} All Fees ti) ran for 7, ~ r ?Id boy & & s<ilcs. F /time. Uicyclc Lloyd I or 1111, bd wn Laguna RC' a ch. 1191·2!'.0!\ l11dy. :! h1hlrl.'11 5 & ;A rol.':-.n: F. Stalllt'"C I.II 'i1n11I·· ,1<l11lh 10 1;;, \ y, tc•n. ti m o hurl u 1·1111,11 . Hv1•oe tl1•d lllt'l'i'<Jl!l' Lit. Rcmdr rs Agcnc·y 5 yr old lwrn , !(eris from shop rxpcr only please. COOK 1·8pm. btwn 9 & 5 . Equal Ot> Pvt rm . Ii\\ rm IJ•x1l. no )'(l 41YlOB1r<'h S1,S1eWo II -----.-I\ portunet v Em ptoycr. work. S unda }s off. ..-,·c'""''rlnhUC'h "J""I"'. l-'l'1.J\111s \IWmaLUrC.dC· &fon•L'r't. ( 11 ~ Yl'ry tnCll l or. •1 • ----.-1142•ll020.llft lipm. ··-" "r '"' " "" "' ''"nd·ihl hu". own cur " r pre llul not IW<' · w t 11m1•s 1n NII & CM. Start Exp mature babys1~ter -- --;r. Callfor >\flpl1f':.,1ah 'ti5 "' .' ... ., ~ · -------train . Sl'l' Uus ty 7am S275 l>('r m o + bonus. wa nted i n your own llo ui;e k c 1·11·r hlltl l'l lt . \ 1c 2ll', W. < k'L•;111frnt SJ.I Hi22 1\ 'I' 11 N"n. 675· 151111 ··t.1 1>Ll•11111 s: P os t '' -Rl'.'~,r."'.lrd.,Hn 8~,u121cy. BocrtCorpent•r Noon . 1045 So. Coast c.•0174" h N .. ' Cot• Mesa Mal11re lu(lv l1 v1· 111 r\lllND ''1111111.: H..1lih11. l'ro hl1•m !>·l1 11w ·Wh ~l·---------1111 ~"i(,7.5.1 .1 l h or .. 1. 015 Expcr 'd only. Good i·o. llwy,LaJ?, Heh. .roo· v . om c. ..... s a . . . • . hlnrk . In th1• lllulh , Cu111L~l'111\t: l'rmc1pab 111 ACCOUNTING da)s. _ _ benefits C r yst a lln l'r ---OENT/\LS~TY /BKK['fl &12·7"!4 _______ :r~~~~~l~'ll~'"1Y · l'f. II. •.tll:!!ill l'n11v_Fnrap1111112 1;,;i. Ualry!>li ltl'•. rn iol u rt' Corv. t626 l'lan•ntru. Hccepl1om st cxpcr . or t'OOOPll .. :l'PEllSON -- CLERK nt>cdi•ct for inh'1hJlel1L J•2 ~..:M -~56'23_:__ _ COOK rolle11e.S.l6·3000 to v.ork m greusc frC'I.' llouscw1vcs -l'/tlml' wo1·~ .,.1111ncl uhf 1111111 nl .I 1·"" Ill\ Iii) "111111 \II'. '\l'I Uh cl l'utr ... 1cl1•, 1 I hl2 \).li!I 1.cl,"\T : l.1 i.: 111,111· ('111111· I. I I' l\ 11 Ill 'I 111 . \ 11 \\. rn1'r '\\ ln1l, 11 11 '1-17 11:-.:! I.OST 1·.11 r11 I t•r re c·r li.•ri,:<• m.11t• \ 11· ol SI.th r ,(, t-:ch\,lltl,, 11 II Xl7 11.'ll ~tokn ;1 \I 1• p.11 l ...,1,11111•"' p.1tl I 11hhl c.11. \n" h• \t.111 .... • 1>.1rl. 1•.1r·, ,\ 1.111 Ir fll11111I 1.1" 71,·•;, L\IST · \'1•f\ -.111 .111 1111111 "hrh• 11111:, I ,.,,r 1111 I 1lown. l '.111 <\llfl711:1. LOST l.011..:11w "l11l1• l!Old 1 .11111·~ 1l1.111111ncl Wr1i.t \\'al•·h 11 :10 Vrr. l\111111w r l'MI) /I,: t"i>clrn.1 rt. II n lt1•wa rd . .R"l7 Ki'::o 111 ;1m.;:u :1 FOUNll t.i:l' hlk malt• t;c•r m11n Sh1•11l1l'f(I 1.ali \t l' f l'H\il S t ., C'.M :.is 880li ~·rn •N D SIH ti.:rar l)OCI ilh• \'1111 F s tlindard . 11n ll'll·•I mrkn.:. ~lilple St t :\I t':42 1711"• The GenHe Touch Fur t h1• hit 11• t•\I r." 111 Ouk.111 \l ,1.,,J/:l'. ( ',1 ll i~tl :1!1:11 IH :l.\\l,li \I \!'S \l;t. l1t1h .J.11111•, l.11· '"'"'l'Ur Clutr.111, •1 !I 1!11 ;,111 .. 0 111<11'.1 ' \I t-:\'!-- ... In : f ll 0 \I H 11 I rro-.•tlnm ,, .111 """'l' jllh .1rnl "'nll'l 11111•' .1 hlllt• Olll'lfk h1•l11 I' 111'1•cl1'f! II r1nol II I ( \ 1111 OJ ·' lo\ 1·d lltlt' 1u·,.1l h1'111 I ,If\ tht• t' \HM'~! I' 111 11~1 .1111 ,11 ~111lh l'1"1't ('11mmu111l~ 111~1111.11 1·~· 1:11 1 '1ns:lr l.1•11 malt'. tlH'I :~l. to sita r\• .1•IVl.'nt11r1' tu Mm111·r1•\ .1.11 t. l"t·~t" :II St•fll 17 111 Ill. ll,1\1· l\\11 l I !' I. 1• l i-I 11 ,1 I I J11.·r1'111'1t111nr1•., Nt't•d ruh• 1111 & ha1·t. Nn t:1·1·k~ or \\ 1·1 rf1o, 1th•u'1" Su lrn111 11.mw ,~ phmw No 111 \u •707, Dail} 1•1111t. 1• n 1111-c l ~•tiO, ('\I l'\ \l~'ll ,er1onal Servius 5160 ...........•..........• 1 t 1 , Mv hnme 01>t'r<ill•l n s;i. 1>/hr 'i al J>cl Taco while )"fiu'f' ~ r 11 1 11' ' · '· Bookkeeper. µ;rrl l1m~'. Dflltal Assii t / foiKI. c;1"111 Im «OllC'''" kuli. nrt• in ~clwol. A".J~\ 1';1~r11ll •''lflt•r . "''l 11 ln.bor .._o-.t •'XtWr \\ 1h1lJ ftrt><'l''\ .. rni: hf'lplul STACOSWITCH INC l\1u't lu ll 1' 11" 11 1 rans Call RELIEF COOK "' ,., .. tt-l <t in s M 1 1-'ri s.~ Rtceptionilt .lll.udcoL llr:. 11:1. Mon 2'1pm th" we1·k. It~ ~k c.111 .~~.~~tl · • __ ~S-io:?:!_ __ 1-;xpr'd . nu i.m c..kanl(. I l''rr Calll.1nrl11.li4<i4wl~ H:lk<'r St.<.' "'' ' -D-·ikkec""r . )J·'"brd L'' • i''u II llffll'. 5a m I JO pm day wt•t•k f.4 1 275o .. ,. ,...,. '" "'" r " 'I •IO !l ... l•'ull lV fll11l l111W htMlrlllll'l' •• • Non ~muker. full or l)arl or · · pm. ·'lw ru·nrt· UNU"",t•\1'1<11'"'·11 u .• 1o,,1111·1 :1 1 11.1~' ",.,.i.,· 111 111 ' honw 1;1r :J 1•h1hlrl'n 1!15 li7~ 1139 llakt•r. C•"la ;\Jto,,1 549-3041 with thl·ru"l'Utn· t11d-. l>enlal L ah. Op<•nmg in .;111<•,,c•h·rk,. r • ~ lime. Boat Llorlderl'. ti\17 ,.. _... I l Tl 1 r ·1 I """1 Equal Oppor Em plop •r prerer n'il Ap1>I) .11 o rthnunnl1c .1 1, l'.~1 .. 1c Ohvc• llra11, 1 -.xpcr. t omm mv., 11 -f!andol1>h St. C M · _ lr\'Ull.' <11 t•a Waxm i: & r,:;7 tzlli:I. ~ork for ra1ndh Al V"' 1ni: Jt.1h\,l\l1•r lo l'Ollll' i11 Ill ' llnrnt· (';1111·\I'' 1ilii 1~117. v R plusll1r t."Ur\ 1n~, no cxpcr --uJtl•fl(')' tn Nwpt H<•h. :i-,ut CABDRIVERS BIE IE LY MANOR 11C<' 751441'1 l'Ull tmw eook wntH'r l.111:un11 lltl1', t ',1 l>F:NT/\I. ASSIST . 1-;,p (juahly f1MI 675 17W A.ic.•nt·lcll 11( (.'u llf. IU.. l•:docnlu•nal Erl rt or. ADMINISTRATOR Wnh'r Tc•.11·ht•r. llub)'ltlt•1 fur :?11tl i:r,11l1•r I .1.>u1lrni: u.11 I 111n 1·,p.rn 3 hour" :! :SOio ·• :10 du1lv d1'm•· 'lhool 'l'1'k" I \ ;\111,I l>o• 111 \I H 11( 1wr·11 \\1t1 1·r 1·tl1tur 11 ~1 11r11)l•1 ~ .. :1i·nw11try 1·1ltl ~ 'wrill• n 1rrt''I '<'hi "42 ~r11M: \pply In 1'1·ri.1111 \Jl Jo:<1ual Op1Wlrl1Jn•l} l)nly Mu:o.t hH• 1n '°"" H.1:1 2'.!fl1 Y.tlow Cob 1>:m1>l11)l'f i.ioo \.'1\'J11 :_inm.1130 0111 GARDIEHIER 112:.1 Slotrr /\\'1•1111t• ~·ow11;1 111 \'(1llcy 111ur1<t• li:11~01t'I in u , .11 1t· C.1n'11:1s1•r :o., tup 11uy . COOKS·HITIES \\ nf \IOl ntiomel frl'lll" k nhvi1 1tl1·r· M nlun • d1)()r ·f1n11r . Nn :ii•llrnit SN1\ 'KSllOI' DIEHTAL ASSIST. llOl't•r lnll•r11 111 1 t·•·1•nt .:r ad ok Tut•!> thro Sul II 11 !lill! :l:l 1!1 (Evtf1,•nrc ol .ihtht v 111 \\11mw1lll·•·de1I Ill1.uy 1111 O.I..!. Airpo rt ~·rr:i 1·0 J.Mtl 1-; (.'1111 .. l ll") wntt• l'li•:u . l1ttr ri•<11tlnl! hom1• to rnn• for !l mo cull ,f;ll'k. t;:ib-Am• fm·. Cnronu tll·I M 1or 1)(•111111 /\'i-•~t uni , 1•!\p 1n .. tror 1iron;il mntt•nul 11111 l\l11rntn11 h r:c M·f'. 714 751 ~11 E<1ual0}11111r Jo:m11IO)'l'r l'arllrnH•,Ur W1.!rn1•r. ·1 ·1· h l>wn Ira n i< & r<•fs . ------1117 K:;111 . rt•<t ' 1 om• lllJt '''l'l<'t 11!'7m~;i 11 11 l/pm C.:AllOUSt:I. Ol'l':rtATOH -- hl'lpful. ;\l.\ 11r Bi\ n •q 'tl -for So. <.:nai.t l'lu:a .~OO K Wk nd ~. ii rnu ll Dl!:l'EN ll1\lll,I·: /\l)l il,'I' S.1l11ry r.rn111• d1•f1('t11f1111: II A II y S I T T ~: I<. p /tl me. Ca ll Bo bbi, $ll1Clll hom l". ('01ol11 M1.•:o.11, 'f.' () 0 I' 1': ll A T ~; on tiu:illlll'J lHmio . ~·not llm1~1'kc•1•11l'r full ttrnc ~6 t'.682 Call nrt 6P M. ~111 3 1!10 11 A II I\ I N t; I, O 'J' 1l'lli·r of .ipphi•aliml k rt• 1ll•rma111•11t f)o~111c1n, cur ------l-iWE t-:1'1''.I<, \i NICllTS 1\ ~Ulll l' II• llll t'\'llll' Ill 1111:rnr2•~yr nl1I Salary Cllll.L> CARI-: for nicl' COSMETICS wt;~:K !'115 2611 .. : d "•·a t• 0 n • N ° rt h + own buC'hr lor upt. nr rumHy. IO\"('ly home: •n Jmn1~<Jlotf" uf)('ntnn tnr -- 1\mer 11•;111 ('or1t•,vo11 ht'lll'h. liil 11!.3 CM. Moture . rl'linblc, full t im l• i'lt1l •!11trrl. Xlnl IJ 1"'hwa l>h cr·K 1llCh l'll dt•nr1• S r hool" f'O llO\ - -mui;l clrive, lr ve o ul. l'umpony tw n cftl " & llc lp1·r Uny :.. ~ h o nt• 2820. :"\•\\port l~·.H h. CJ II 1\ II y· s I T 'l' 1-: n cook. J'(lrml'. :IPM-8PM. hour!.. /\r>f)ly Ill l'\'rl!On ~99 Z27 1 & U'k fo:_ Che r:_ S1'1' C'l.1\ Jo:lh' 111 lh1• :"'l•w1111rt1·r Inn 111111•1 N.11 l\o 11horw 1"1lh 11 I c• 11 H '. .. : ti u !I I 0 11 I> Employer GENERAL OFFICE HELP t-\1ll t111w. !I hl'S .1 1lr1y 7 a m I :11111 111 . ,.;,IH'I' "''''''"" /\l'l't.Y '" 1·1·:11s n N l<'rulnv tomn :lpm . • JANITORIAL I D<·~·mlahlt• woman lttj' 1oll.'lltly work. l\h-di i.;n bid)(. N U. 40 llr& fl{'•' ~ts. ti1>rn ;! ~I011m. tJ1M·fM103. l/\Nl'l'OllS M F, t'X(,.11'. :1 11 11 ~1' a 11111'. 5 duy .,c>~ 7fi~ 7211~ lwt wn :1 5pm . ., 1 •JANITORIAL • JI Slnl(ll•!I or c·plic. !Irie 111•1(1 hl1•. <.:all li1:1 '1!1511 or llJ•11LY 11:1:1 W. 17th 81 (A)llln M(J!A 'UHll·rtrW.ln Mon 1-'rl. , •11 -·· l,f\l)V t\llrud•Vt>, ~t>-it \ r~. l ntt•r1•11ll•I S llWt\Sl lf:lt. N wtH ---------... prr k "f ii1rls 5 & II from ---1 1 d NI \<lull 111'1'<h"<;r"'~' i<Choo 1n n n n non 1 rl Clcnnmll wo m en wa olerl s nn · ' Bch Cttll Thurs & l"r1 ---*PHYSIC !<lUtll'lll!< J I llllll'h I t hr:-II 30PM Dwntwn llnlg S3.20+per hr. Mus t ha\IC' COUNT P.R C:llll. _btv.n 10&2PM G75·77fl0 --LAO NA u ~:/\CH-mr.111u:i • Far West SerYlces lli7l! lh •yr11Jhli. /\ 1 c• Sant,11\na Eq uol.Opµor 1-~mployc•r per d.i~ 11 3<• I. ;\lc!fl Bch !16'1 l?.:J88 &fl7300Cl5 cnr.67J..7868. CAS llll-:n GefterolOfc/Recept ~lUTt-;1,//\PTS 1-"uU:-:D Gord.on S eller. READER* l''ri (.'ontll\I 1~'1) NQi.'I -Mon f'r1, 11 ·3PM. uJlPI~ DR'S ASSIST. T y p ln it. rnrn )?. ''"' Mt.lure cou1>lc w/cxp 10 ft•m:ilc. 1wt'ds medica l Ad 11 l>.1\1:0. !-.•h ool. <.' M Unh)s 11t1•r Mo ther t o in!)l'NIOn.Stn l4.'rl-':tmil\· Ynun1t lnfty (IK·281 for l c lcphon r Nk ill ll nrntllllll' Mu!<t h4!~la .11tl.'nt1on 1\-1~15 "<'l' i:nen on a pro . 556-3-tJO care for boys 111tes 5 & 9 ClEll( JYPIST Ste ak llo u1<i!. 18552 tei illmot(' full time fJ(tSI Newport C r n t('r Rus blew r<>f!l Oc·ean vi1•w --bk>m" C11ll for appt ~ nrt school daily. Broad· Reach Blvrl • llntg Och. linn i n Co11l a M c 11u Startin" 11a l. .,..,....,, Cnll a pt + !lalury + co~ l"Ol' N l> Uro" n I W h t 171~ I !>27 34111l moor llomcii. S C. Ole 0 -po ... •lble position r"· •f F' · 2 41,.1 llullh Snn. No 1•xn nee " _.,.., . ·--------· 'r bl Cl 1• ~Cl\ l'Kl> .... '-ll on· rt • " I' .. betS.00&6:306'14·00ffi m1Sfi10n Cull54G·9745. • Shellie 1111'11. mall'. 'Ir ' a)a e er.. ..,._,,,,, Hansen Scbool 498-0176 quires t -2 yrs 011er all of· -• We send lo sc~I. Apply -. S;inta l\n:i llitts area . --~IE Desii:n " C hr nrt6. (Jee exper. & :accurate c----p-~.-1 onY an. o r eve. 2112 G1•• FRIDAY Ll"'UORSTOll'.,' S.'\i *171 'l oun 1o1" \clH•nturnu!I " Pasteup Layout tn S800 typ·1'n•mln60wpm _.,.. ..,..._.. H a rbor Bh,d . Co~la -""' ,~ ---Thrn tr~ ,, t h•llH?4.' ol ~retunes to S7sot---------•I .,. · Part lime. full t1m1' dnys Lite typmg & telephone Will tr11in hont'l<l, h• ~'Ol'ND RI.id. & v.h1tc, p.l('(' in \our :ooc1JI hrl.' F~ Pd Ali.o l<'ccJob:c BA:"."K STACOSWITCH INC J\pply in ~rson. 2 S pm. ~ci1_o ______ -1 Must be sharp. !J79·SGll4) wo rk In" Pl'rs on . t'.u J ,.0me .ir r ) male. r<>· Cull 1'111tnt•1' Lnl. of lnmt>Per<1onne l gency •1l39Baker,CoslaMesa CARL'S JR. DRIVER t lm c •n o 11t udent • ... cmbhnj!a hu:-ky.\'1col N e llpnrt. MS 11·8 4AS E li lhCost11 Meiiu PART·TIME 549-3041 279 E.l7lhSt .C .M . • • · • Girl. ma tn r<'·V ll riou ~ Newport At l'a. 673·637~ • \ II • 11 ... ,.~., .. , S E alOp E I For Ser vree Depl lrckup duties tn...C.M. (iucs l '-~twin .. ·f'ipm !"anta , n a ts. l:ll "''""""• uHe 22S 642·14i0 • qu por mp oycr 3'·0tNew""rtBlvd.N 8. •·Del " •t t H '"' " ~5 2575 -TELLER " ,.... .,. iv .. ry. "Ull ove Hom e . 3pm ·U1>m l\h1rt, ------. -----1\ I' Kl\ ;\f \SSt\GE ~--------~ Good Dr1vin g Re-cord ! 646-6716 LO t\N CLt_;Hf<. tr ·lou 1-'Jtt: .. :RODV • CO UNTE R G fR L . Excellent Pay,Denefils. • have w o rke d ror a 1-'0 UNO: Rlark cul wrlh beaut $101<1 CY4.'S. Vtr 32nd & Oceanfront. Aug Isl. C:l II '599-2995. , .. ~ t l(l us help rind your lost l)('t. Rctt•ster your IO!ll pcot a t '474 1':. 171 h Si. Costa Mesa Ste 203A 646-6868 Slli\ \I POO w 1~1. G F: • A.sH...w.r1 UHITB> MOW IS THIE TIMIE P/l'ime for Dry Clcanln l! Vacallo.n l'lon, Etc. GLAZF.R, cxper . Apply f'inancc Cn , )'llll will ~t::W. ALLUR ING wanted for h ghllng rix· C ... LIFOR .... 1 ... 1 a NI for job seeker s to check Plant. Apply in person. 211 Los M ollnos. San rind a n e w c h &lle n lll' ST F F turc m rg. 2031 Southeast ... "" "' "' lbc D ally -Pilot Help 1128 Irv ine /\ ve . NU, •t DEALER IN U.S.A. Ctemcnlc. 492-6191 serving bomc: lmpto~ 55 OFF WITH T lllS AO Main St .. ln•in~ S.16·291!.! 222 Ocean Avenue wnnted clnsslricat1on. ir Montgom ery Clcaner:s IOY " ment loon custom~ ~lon·Slll llAM To.it\;\\ ..,SSTM" ...... GRa 17L1u]1u4n9~ ~6a5c~6 t h(' Job you want is not ~ CARVER with S. & I .. Mu~l tf~ l'\ov. Ol)('n Sun "' "'"""' -.. .. .. there you might consider You don't n cd a Al.In LO GARAGE SAl~E ad11 In loan d~umcnls ~ h~ Noon to5rM MGR 11lAIHll offcrlniz your ~ervtce!I "d raw fast'' whr n you ROllS·ROYCl lhc Dolly Pilol b rin i:t hnp· l t> I c p h o n o . C 'l'.\J lstU R P nrk ;\\•e. t.nd u11lnous OH·r 21. In Equa l Opportu nity \\Ith nn ud In the Job place on :id In l h<' Dolly ::e.::,,~1•:11 l'Y l'l'. ulb. To vha·e )Our Rlvcri1ldc. I ·G8G·60~0. co ta Mes a qi.lire. Mc N t:ds Vina. E mployer M /f' Wanted cutegory. Phone Pilot Wa 111 Adi.' ull nov. \.._ __ _....,... ,, d rn" 1n g f'Urd , 11honc >.168 t;q u a 1 Opp tir 64Ml!MI 6-16-~•·,1 ~E.17th t,C.M. 1------·_--·1 642·5678 -6U-!1678 Cl0Sl0$UNOAYS &12•5618loduy ~Empl~ M11-:_ _, ~ .. W-.d 710C HefpW..e.4 710G HefpW-.4 7100 ........... 7111 HefpW..t.d 7100 licyclH 102] Thursday.Sep1embor2, 1978 DAILY PILOT Q ......................................................................................................................................... f ~'urses Aid" l lpm Tam S C H W I N N T R I • ,...,..... IOSO Horws 1060 MiscetloMotls IOH t.tN .S•l I Super"! or p/l i me. Je1a Verdt l'/llmc Sales. S40·STU SIC&ITAllY TY'PtST WHEELER •-•••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ immed. s l>•Y• Conv llosp.661C.enler Sl wk1up. Men, lad1u, t h&· lmmed 0 niD Cora Mon Ct Tun. Fut, lJC• Xln\ eond, lncludu **'BUY•• ""own .. r:ihlp, Mu!llani l' ro bril'k, 1022 Pie"" wR. Alao, Dlelaary Co-Ok CM denls . E ves / Sat ~reta· :12 ~ex turate6depead1tbC..A1>-basket, CO\'cr, c hain· 'l' Quorterho'"'c.1':n.:h~h& l'hoh.'l' 42Sl'i"c'•sM1&'- w/lnil1tuUonal opcr & Nur11es A1de1> 3-lJ J::x M4·'18S1. ~llG.I Must h~e su-Ja t>'Pll; ~· !MS Newport Blvd, loc'lt. Ongjnal P"ce s:no,I Good ~ 1''\muture & Wr1tern Jum~ \l,1rl'. Must tui.. ... nil S?00.1i3!)" .4ide51 ts0rderhnfor73 'p1•r'd Cuunlr) Clul~to;Mllll ren'd 6 &useoldletapbooe For nowSlS0.5'18·3036 ApllpllaSnL~[elil-OC R,,l "Ill 6 1> YI''\ SliS L'a ll ShitoL'r llDr Il l\ fl S lh) wk • 1·1 ...... , 1 ~· ... • .~~ 1 R. P. W••t F. 'd .a.n, tc or ...... or ou ~mil 490015. <.:-01w. ~p,4 1uru :ic11 i:nn~ or m.ure exper . a super ..., .. amc ... i ress, .xpcr . "VP•Y C Tl a& MASTRSAUCTION · Odd., N fo~ncl~ Sal\' ty.549.:Ml _ &W-!>-i~ M 1',11 s ~~~c~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~l~~~R'.~~ 16 -...,.,., 8030 6464616 I: lll·'6lS ~ p old r1·~ •., M11l1111n :tr.l,'1lh. Jui.l n~fiooeh•cl 11A1 0 S ne ~d ._. d b Y fllURSH AIDIS RIAL ISTATI SALIS hould bo ' ll lute ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aft 6CALL114-7293 liuJldlnit Xlnl 11011.1· lor l~ot i.' ~l ul ': .• I u~ .,,. !\'cwport De:1eh lll':lOrl ti ~ SC •S r WAITRESS now taking inMEG ' l'Xll nd1•r. :\W \ltl(I H ?{I to;d wurtl:< ti:lt.11 l' 11 11 •· ,1m b k d F tllme It Pltlme Dai) Wcftlsc.'4 or Unll«n1ed w1lh 11blhty to work wlth . ppll t • . iv • A 01 l f.nlar,tr ,,.. Can b\• l'Cll _.1 Giihl Uur m.:wol\'r 11 !t. '::A ppl!iflell lnte II)' eh.I.fl &xper'd prcf'd Ap Small new br;anch oWcc 11lot0( uld &JeOple. Send f era ;ons m r u°': w/~m Coms>onar ;and ~,VE' N"w & u,('(l turn, Stubll• II 11 ~..Ap1~ bi~~ r.o'":'°E' ply Park SUpenor, tt4! 00111• opent-d, Cosu re6umc1 only to C"rol ~ waa rcsses a u 80mm Co m ponun ;&ppt·a. mlbc Wll on ·~ · MiK~S -...... Suptr1or A' e ~ 8 Meaat u•porl tieat'h !kl'1')', OCc. ~lar. Grubb • ..,.... PoSthon_s, no ex~r Lcr11~1. Condensers and tlar11a1n Nook. Nm1 .~ W..Md 1011 0-t llwy, CdM. 642 )HO. area ... ...-~ vrul tt.un111a & EUl.s. 4299 !lht'Arthur ~-ssary. C.rn~bl' si nesauve. carrier s In· ~ON'~ -~4S & 81• \\ Jew.try 1 070 ••••••••••••••••••••••· M a&l nten a n ce "'•"NUltSaMG -pro1r11m. We a•v~ tn• =SU1lelOO.N.B.ca. K.estauranl~l~.tJlulC t luded. T ime ·O·LICI' t9lh. C M. l>-12·7930 & ....................... SSSCASHFOR • ...-41uaUCt.d piunUn1t ex 1.llvidu11h.ccd 11ttenllon. ef.·1.~~srr!rp.:~Jtr)~~~ MP1.ut~!· $.100. ~II :. 0111ly ~·~· _ WA ... TED ,,...CaUbe~wo Hpm ror RM & LVM'S Xlnt aro. w /ftn(' op· SECRETARY ror Re-1 • ."' lot.-hotot.ab.&U·432t 6 Chest or Uru111cr11. Kn•~ TOP C' s';i OOl.l.f\ll -<;;~,,u~~~~1~1~~~~~~~i.. 11ppt. 8'7S.1188 1J·30 & :J I l 30 port unity. t;all us. J'ou II Estate ~o in Yuahion Wanted pal't•l1mc llql,tOr Cats 1015 u hc11dbounl :l n1 ghl I' i\ I I) fo' 0 It \' l) U It MAINT /rAIHTllt ~~~~~.fi~~~d. ~ ~~~ 111hmd. Mu~l hove 4 yrs ~tor\l cl erk f20·30 h o ••••••••••••••••••••••• surnd.s, aum l' 1'ohl{·, hur, Jt:Wt;LH\'. \\'i\Tl'lll':.-;, 1'111•1 ruhk.1olnl1·. N li art'0t flt• r"' NURSES orOO·ISJo • • expcr., type ~·70 wpm, wt"ekJy . ei.n 873 T~ ~ llllml' ts Nochc'. I'm II lllhcrcoF.l d roplll•llfl " l ~RT OUJ 1-:t:l'S. l:Ot.O. nrn'l7t~~.'..,'1"7l-,l'o11c1 , ~ne C1ls . R e 11ly t c -i.h 8000 wpm._ApplYUouse painter, e x!). In l2wkokt glrlkltleo I'm" n. ncch na, •11111.1!'· 'I L\'Ell ~E ft \'H'E , .,.. Cl..sslrled ad IW 1<19 t c AIDES REC t: PT ".-J td1 I ~ I. TMI, 300 S•n M11tutl Dr, apr a Y ln & .cab I o eta ' ~olthy, ha\'t' my shots & v1rture1> 833-1737 fo' I ~a: 1''t ' It!\ & \ ~. Mlnicat l.lilJy Pilot, ro Bux 1y,o T k I U f F1n anual S' c lh rtn !1200. NR. 1t•ms. hicquer:\, e tc ~ve lonx. &Oft blk h:ur. I Movin.i. Muitl l'll nc" TIQllR .... 1>1~ :i:.'00 lnJfrwnenb 1013 l'011t111Mesa.C119'ltl26 Jina oppr~a op~ 01 ReccJH t Sc<·~ fron l RJck646·2'768 l111111 .. ~nlcrvlcw appllle)unli. n3u~1&h )dc lrn1 ",;i L·or ~nl · l>1•1n111n1I •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Jll i..lllH }-.~l)cr d 11 desk ~llf)('r'tJ gd ref,, SICllT ARY o '"' my ownr. ny:.. stool11 $.!00 Call afler ~ ' ~ ' "' ~\I 1 M•mal(um11nt. Gcnalnc:1. I' aid llfo & lyp1ng oo wp~. Appl); bceptional opportunity. Wo man w a o l e d : I h c 833-9410. Eves 644-8435 6Pm 751 0070 !tub~ n1111. 2. l'.>m.ill lll111·cr t'onn :\lin ' .-tic " 1'1 --rlrol'tr.PY.ftSON b\'llllh rns. . TMI :!ill Sl.itl M111uel Dr. MUlltpte n :spo11slblJlll\'$, h:sek p ' i;. cook Ing for;----:--'n ,1 · -t'lu!llcr:. .. ' ello" JWJ1l%ilk ,..\!.~ ""1"l'll1,'nld~' lo;xet. looking for part Par,1Ji1~;~~~r.p ~~nlrr fl~ . -• ~IM' . ~~ .rter • ..w.dy &a4l1 .. ~~ l.nvin a lu•-AU m 1" :=-~~tnt. !lit llltl.) ....... v~., S!moffi( \Hr . hon. ~~)II, v.11.~_~. __ 111\e assoc lutc Ir :-.;\."'!>Ort Rench ll4:!1W-I RE.."'JTAL AG~NT--l-11g Bch.497·1795 10am 7mos.~log00tl homl!. new. 8' Q1111lctl 1:1>1111 495·5S61 tltr.Hk "'''ot'ihn.: ,.111d11, wholeule supphe~ Pulh 548·5401' madt' snflt., &! dub chn.. --...... •><•r hr ll ~t. t;r,\n•I 11 --... ..,..,3 ..... ,.. Allt.11.'ll\{' Youn, SICllTAIYr{T S\150 I II r I ....... . •P1 a 1"'"'" "'-"..., H~Attendoftt WotnanneedcdforCosta · \~Abyssinia n,~ m o ."11 .i wooc U••Jtock 8075 p1u111•. , . ., Slull111 I T up W llg{'S & lnl . S mull . pl cusa nt re1'llale.loves k1ds ssoo l frbalm!'...~8()3 <;olflo~ .. ~."'n~ ....................... 6411 :t1JI •II hom. ANAGEME~T :1.lesJ area. }-. per pn.•· engmccnng oft'. Mon·fo~rt ~9965 s """· lw111 .,.....,s lY &15 -I'll~ !ASSIST. MAMAGBS ben...Crts tta~' ie" Con1 rerred tmmed1otc o~n· l·Spm. Mu$\ be good rrame:.. ''"'"' l':l 1 NII'"' Reg :\lor~an 111.11 ,. brolc{' .. ~.. llo:.p. 20oS.'l Thunn ;\1n I rlmenl Ir\-----.. ·• • 1 111. "omen'sCon_tempQrur) C:l\1 642•350..., ·v ~~:::7~~· "1'11 · lypist.549·5234 Merc"-diH 1---,. 1040 chr S80. 2 lamr>s IO\'.! lo n ... e "' 1111r, 1" Gurlur 1.,1, !'Jul ,.01>, Clot.hmg -· _ --••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lldlxl & side l bl SlOO M~l P:11"ade ~lor11 ... 11 i;cld111.:. Sunlrnrl)l , llumhu1•k1n)! ~~ have (4) 35 hr per SICllT ARY ~ 1005 BuCC Colored Male Cock11r biS-0558 t.:ng · \\ l'l> l l'r 11 r 7 I 1 l pit-ku1JoS :>JIO tw~1 off\•1 •eek Jobs o pe n for (~c.i~1onal i<11ter nl·l•dt•d, R."'S•LES Wanl to be mor~ tha~ a••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaniel. 11 mos. all :138-1011 tWl·:t:'Jlll '~ '\:c\\ port Beach 5. • l ., A ( al Liv. & Din.rm. s tcn•o, 011 -~rsons looiunit tor 11 Call ti-12 ·9n A long t!lllublished office, secre ary · tnanci "Dll " .... ~ FOR pope rs & s hots. SSO. pa.intin&s, sofa. like nu L•,..r•·'··r S1r.1l & 1lclu7<• a~~r I~ boul~q~\ al~i '· · lots of leads furnished, :f~1t1~1:!inec't~ ~:~/~ ~_,,_ ::k loHS SS9·~.,. 551.s1os. MisullCIMo.li 8010 r,~,.'~~.1 h 11n111 for sah·. "-oa emen l'J '~ OFACE WOIKEI 111d1v1dual trlllntng, up lo challenge for a mature. ......., IA.KC Dachshund long hair . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '<Lill cond 552 :137ti ~i o r exper 1,•11n 80"( comm . p oi d . d I SeeNewArri\•als puppies 8wks.all s hots. Matrh1ng sora & \hJ1r. tW«Ssary. Call for 111 f or rtotirem~nl home 7.3 )lera~r or three hslm g resp. org11n1 ie peop e 3111 Villa Way/32nd Sl • $300, profesMon.il s ltp w ANTED Office ~rnih1re & !\tfVtew appotnlmcnt ShHl. 5 Daayi.. )l ulu re services and :'ll allonal oriented woman who Newport Beach 673·7202 champ s1red, s how quah cover Iii I d c l'Ot u lu r THE LOOK prt>fd ~-~58 likes telephones & has ly83'7"64~ r b -. 1• h TOP l'AS ll OOLl.1\ll EqulPfll"t 8085 •• ___ _ t;allery Jt e localion good lollow·up & follow· Anlq. Carved Ball &Claw . . • • 11 nc. 8 lwo •Ult 1011 540-4500 Service. Lie. or unhc'd. lhru. Req's: 60 wpm lYP· Oa k BulCel. Bev. wilh YORKSHIRE TE.RRlfo.R l>Ofa, T-cushmn :-141\ el PAID FUii \'O C H ••••••••••••••••••••••• JF:Wt:LRY. Wi\T(.;111-;S, I \1N.11olll'.!\ludcl 5\0J\ -<>F'f'.ICEASSISTt\~~r IOMDGALLUY an g. ex per w J I BM mirror. beautiful. PUPSChampbloodline ; eh.air. 24 " l\lagnuvox tl .. Mam1gement Tr.11nc•· IALIOA IHH OF HOMES 111-9411 transcriber 3 yrs busi· 644·1308 tiny 3 lb slud serv. mote control color TV . ART OlJJELwrs . COLO ~ GJ:! ~36. SIL\' E It s En\' I(.' F. .1fll·r a t01:!·3S28 Young man tu \\tll'k in b'758nobl"n IO&S nessexper.: good groom-. 530--6455 , sso.-Knce·holl'. 7·dr~wt•r ~rOl'ln!l lOOI n·111.i1 bu:.1 -ing & patience 3 musl. ANTIQUES. Quality sale. l . b"-p desk.525.551·6-197 _ • r'l N f: 1-'l' It N & \ ~ T IQUES 645 2200 Slt't!I c.•~l' ''"''' ••hulr. I:.!• Slow OJ 1'. :>\\l\••I 11rm l'h111r,, I~ I ::-111w l>.4'"' :.hie 1 h.1rr' UantNh lYV mi: t hJH •2 J L>.rn1:-h :i dr0\1t•r .-hc!.h, bro"" l)'Jllll)! dlmr, 1·1·111. d111 o~s.Musl~net1l.t11 .•1> 0Hic(':\lan.£i.t<•r Applications ·acceptea Sept. 3·6 10am-4pm. ns ~uer up:.. BBQ. twin purl w1r<•tl pe:irancc & hll H' \CQ Sharp attracll1c ufhcl RESales betwn 9 & 3 :30, 180 Buller Tra_y T able, AKC,s~.4~~rme~. woodframe &1>pit.C:all LUGGAGETAGS neat hand1AT1l1ng i; d:I\ micr w lop :.cc·r<'luna SUCCESSFUL Newport Center Dr, 2nd Rockers. Wicker Sel. · 6-IO l72S rrom )our hu"nc:.~ l·urd 1Affk w wkda) off Pert sk1lb net'JctJ lur fa,1 Costa Mesa Office f10M, N.IJ. Paa no & Bench, Oak Do.i OBEDIENCE Cl:i'~ - -Scod one l'arJ for t•arh JIUl.[ncd_fililn..hlr perm.i 11rowmg orth1x.lu111c uf HaJJl..rc.c. & TJlbk, Des~ -Start Wed Sept ISlh & Gorgeou:> coffee l •. 1bk. Lag plu:. uoc ::.11..uc ~\: IWJl l re:.pons1 ble poi.1 r1c1• 1-:xp helpful Cal bas openin~s for 2 As· Elc._LoesloH, Iman, Thurs Sept 30lh. 7 .30 scuJplurebasc,hv)~l.i:.:. rl'lurn pt·rm.111t•11tb .LI.in. t.:xpcrnol reqwred $.~2·iKCJO sot'iales. New or ex· S.CNt-'c/:CrAFirM M e I s s. e n . El c .I PM 8 wks for $25 Irv lop,JxS'.$300 673-7~1! l!calcd .1ltr.i('ll\l' t.1~ •'-' Apply 1930 New purl -periented. L1cenSl'd reaJ - ' Tupes tr1es. Or\entalj N ·t r <•" •928• • ------~ 1 ~lvd CM estate ,;afespcople Mature a l Friday. Carpels • Much more.I wp a ca.,,..,,.... QN SZ water bed, healer. t'.~~1::c·.:~l~~~~~~,1~111'1 .'1'.~~ I 11 i.: l a It I t• I> r {' , ... I eab1nd. i:rct•n u1>hol ' t:hou & ulloman, Wall ll'll:>•lr l1 1thl l.u1·1lt' ~1 11nd . i.:lobl• lh:ht C2 l h.t. (•\,II bt1rt1l Ill Jlljl\' .11'\'.I Ill ~' 1)1•,IJ:ll 1'lu1,1 llolCJlllbl -Ofrrl·e Ma1t1ll'IH•lll'l' ., welcome. Yuu have your Statistical typlng. llle bk· Signs posted. 700 blk So. Purebred Irish Sellers tor \'Ill. frame & xlras. Call wnl lo~ & thdl' Fur .1 ~1,\SSEUSI-: 1l8-210 No L>clr very . p.irt l lm own prl\Ule desk & kp'g. Send resume. no CslHwy,atSLAnn's Dr.1 ... nle""."•Z-T608Susicor 536-7nJ 1 .,, •''P "cc WC' tram t\111 1·51':\I, auto req S'l 5" phone Same locatmn 18 phone calls. Stegall. Lag lkb. ., .. ..,., ... J)(•rsonn 111 .... t.ii.: 1•11\'luw 11mc L.eg1l CJll SIO 2<1.'l:l 11 hr 546 !tl!i5 years. Extcllcnl rom· Parke, & Guptill Inc. 881 · j 631-0613 Rosewood wall unit.-; or ".ii lpa lll'r . C Jl111 1 111 unylJme - ----m1ss1on spht.Coodwalk· Dover Or, S t e 30, Armourle hall tree, EnglFre.toTOM 1045 ner bul<'h . oolh 1tcmio .. Uay Glo Jl,q>o•r '"" 1410 Openmi.: for Sunda) 0111) N rt B b ......,.,., I 1 will hack & trim 111ur ms. Good referrals Call t'WPo c ... ~. wash slnd. & ma ny col·1••••••••••••••••••••••• rkenew.SKl-4!1!18 . MAT Ulll:: WO:\I.\'> driver in ::-.io Ju.lt A k C I taA"· Or In l\\11 1•:ml-. IH:it l•Jt•i tq•i"illlc•, p •llme lo Wt'ltome L111istra110 Uc.1ch 111 ror tnter\·rcw 5 or lectab cs96S·JOOO. IWe.imaraner·~ale,2yrs Allwooddropleof tbl&ti b:id.l(ll),11·1. .:0111cll""'"' :>1:•1 l\eWcomer:. & l'untuct Dana i>oinl urea Mui. 8111 Lachcnmyer, owner. Secret.nrv a..,...IQUING IN TUST IN I AKC. s hols·ltt'. To gd malch·n • Ah I 'I t l'lt1n :l-1·,1 ~ .. , , .. , • lllW.Newporl 1.11vd. CM SmaJl.~Consullin" Firm nn• ho 968 3·""o ""? t ll ~ a r:.. •' u:. u m~rchan\l>. f>1l"nbll' hr!> ha'e SlatiM \\'.•ROii 01 3 ,. Oinny·s Antiques P.t ct ; me. .777 ,.,.,,,.,v-~ see. 768-1744. s:!t'u 11r :i $5 Weed car. l1le l ypini;: Van l:ontact II arr• G46·392B, cvcs.67 ·4577 seeks high quality in-Fisher & Chatham Anti Ad bl 1 k ·u ·n ---'l151ags I h0 1·H Sl7 :Kl9S Seeley. 00-4321 for de d1v1dual capable-ofgrow· ues ora e '!'11 e 1 c · Glasi:; l op Patio TIJI & 6 9 tai.:sSl.~lllt•:i Nt•:ir Ill'\\ •'"''" & "l 'l'' tit''"' & I'll.II r'. t\l~O ''Oii lcrcnl·c thl 4115 .. •l-':1 lJ1lsnnd 1\ppornlml'nl R. £.SALES Ing npidly w/lhe~posl-'Lderl Things black~ while, shots. de Chrs. S80. Wr~u~hl Iron 1oor mor,• SI .to, .. , .,..cal Secretary I ECMOf Opportw.ity Lic'd . Ualic'd lion. Please reply in de· 190, ~. 540 El Cam in: 11i·orme<l. lO wks, 586·3298 LampK. ,.sso. C.am 1 c Sl'l. S:ilc., T;o, lnd11tlt"l Girl Frid:iy 1-:).pcr'd Etftployw tail to Box 4.24, Balboa Rea.I. Free Palm Trees. $100 .. rng. s1 Be s pread NOC.\IW ' .Q!lJy -Free 14 doy Island. Ca. 926Q. Maam Slrcel l\ntiqucs You Dig. Sl2. MISC. 675 3'1f>4 l)r:iw vour 11\\ 11 111 'l'lld •••••••••• •• •• •• •• ••••• Pets 8087 Moture,pertn Moni''r1 orEIATORS --'fr~Cows .. ,-S...,..RET RT'"'fTJ Bra.s11Re&ister .ssi.4-w2 ----namc.11ddr,··"·Jlhrn1<•&.lnd1un tln.:·nl·rkrcl !Is 30 B<!ncf1ls St.irl """-A ..-14o. i••w. M ~i·n st Ho us e ru 11 ° f I 1ta• we'll make 01w nnll lk.'I parakcl'l. ~n..:. w/c.•R•' "1th followini: nr\odl•d a -... I furmlure · 5 Pc hcdrm ""u ,.., 1 1mmcd. II. B. 84:!·!1:ri7 l h c n " " 11 ,\ 1 1 • Pl•rsonal in~t ruction N e w po r l 8 e a c h 8 Other shops within 2 3 8 week old k llcns. 2 · tag. Add 25 '"" h. t'll' ~~ ·"'" unU · Architectura l fo'irm is blocks. •·cllow. l slri""d grey. set Bodart brand. dbl bed• "-nd l'llel'k or morll') or 9 '~""~····· ''ALIL'Ol'NI. "111·•11 II •. \ tunu11ement op1>orl" s J ... ~ h dbrd Ir ""' ·1-· & Oman• 80 0 '' '" ~ " r " " ., u •tom• ,"'commi'lsmn J seeking 1.1 conscientious. C311833·0507. hea1· h dw0<1\1. ,1rn1 1n c UfJ· dt•r10· r _.. .., " rE 'L FRONT Ofo'fo'I('~; hl•;iutiful Soulh l'oa., d 2 k J)Otsed, bright & um· l\ntrque dineue. 6 cane ---. 0 ea res · · c _r:a"rr PILOT PRINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mm 2 )r' c:q1 Hrl'cp \'ill.IJ.:t" .\i..I.. rur J •Lie·· lrarnrng w lo bilious per.son. Musl ba~k Ahal~. S29!>. Xlnt Long hmr fom l'ers1an. drcsst'rG8"lon~:?:! \\ldl' > fl,\Jl\'(;l(,\:'IJI> l'IANU 1'"1111' u~19 ~u~1 t•lussei. !>l,1r1 rm med ' ~ • ~ d d 34 .. h h s d I 0 Box ISblt 'I " t• w l ton r1' I. l) P 1111! · 1 n '" '·" ....., -work well under pre· rond 536-4543 ''l'ry s hy. nee s i.:oo 1 g . ru W<' r · ,, 111 too ... 111111 .. 1,.1 ... uNnt•e, ll bkk_P~· f~r t''t On.ho Ocnt.11 l..ib tr.imc1 •Un lhc JUb lramm~ :;sure & be un xlnl lypbl --home. 75l-04Z3. dresser 40" l111th 36" -Costa Mes.A, Cu tt2G2'> S!>i t,7(1'.J lremeb busy2 lnt~rn~ .. for h1.:hl> ~"t'C111ltn•< •)lan)torH1Hice loc'i. lll0·90 WPM ). Lite sh RollTopDesk wide20"det>p 21.Jcdsrdc WOVE ..... WOOD II ·• mm'''' (I (' .1 uJ{1c<•, 6-!S.9_?00 -twlll. Mme-il.;llal I.''<°"' No lm•nsc net to apply RESUME Rt:QUlllED. Beaullful "S" Curved l..nbradoLor R~'1_'" l(l g~ tables JO" h1i:h. U " wide -" MOLD-SH Or LEAD \\'ork1ni: It-ad Exper'rl ~'sm;all precision p<1rts Ket>pons1brf for plan 111 n1. production & ~1'$onnel. STACOSWITCH IMC 1139 Baker. Costu l\lesa • 549-3041 .Y,ctual OpJ)Or Employl'r -~-REO CAIPH Onl 110_.. ~·• 840.3>61 hotnt'. v.,.,.-,.m:>. try 1.-aeep. All in xlnt SllAOJ-:S-TollO', Off w1prcn1"1on wulnul hdµCul. Ol)mpw l.ub'I, RUlTOIS 962·101 I Y qu• h.': ne .. " ap~ health)'~ 8mos. Jlsc cond, 4 Y cllo w /~rn CuU&l!>lS!ISO co11J<oolc. l11d \I, Lci:.hcooo CM . 64 :.!-4393 n ll . ly.Saloryopcn.Conlaclu"roundOaktbl claw 1r·1lned Ca ll eves IAalhcr uphol "(',amn"-,-.-.-.--.-.--s11kr\1 /JBL 2 l40dnvN " A fo'ordetu11lrC11ltLmtta-rr-, .. ,.l dl-.. A'--~ ~~ • • " ... .,.,,,,. "? uL·n "' nam -.pm. 1 ..... c ' " " . "' • -" Ceet. Also anlrquc rons. Gilb-o..... dralrs. barrel truped. ™~"" . .L.'\.ew.l:µmm:•I'. lie.bl 011:......Lak!• • ,·:_:ac:.:._L ___ s_& ___ .1--R-£._S_A_Ll_S_M_A_H __ I 9 .30-llam. 2.30-4pm. S48·6030or646·12J4. -. b:1c:k JO" high, 33" wide. xlra firm $1!1S m~~ del. 5-111 !>:.!toafl llpm .... • (714!640·0770. ruppiu. Iris h Sette r Usuallvhomc ft3.5 2l63 --Receiv"'4) Clerks l''orty to 00 yrs ol<I. ~or • Appliances 10 I 0 mother 3 mos seal 18" hii:h·wood base . --· -·-•Sl'I ~:·r 1'1 1\NO Wanloo for light 111.: f1'< sales ln adull community SEC T /RICEPT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·252'7 w/brass lip legs: Good Mo,,ing. Prnbull mal"11. W;ilnul. Xlnl {'011dit1on lure wart'hou:.e. 2031 S '"Laguna Nri:lu>I N l' w Po r l Ce n l Cr t-'teighl Damage Hotp0inl cond. Tables Cl ) r;twhid<' P och Moped t•on:.1111· ~I Cull 675-443:1 t: Main Sl. l n •ine __ 493_·_03:_3_1,IOAM ·SPM Con trucl1on & real ~t. Sale 3308 W.Warner. t.,ovable re m k lllens, &brass based table.62" 5'erro/phono surl bt<I~ ----.. -111 ~6 291)1 ex.per . desirable. Reply near ll:irhor Santa Ana de ~ralely nd a hm long 19" wide 16''. high. $20. & $25. 318 Walnut St Stein" <tY • I. ·, - Rcslaur anl llosless & to Class1f1ed ad no. 7•'8. ' ·-Pl~se help.C411&45·4840 Good cond Ill Dm. rm NpBch Circ a . J!•.ao r1'11lt. lunch waitresses. ex~r. D ·1 r ·1 l PO Bo RL"FRICER TORS R p204 tbl seats 10-12 peoplt>. 6' --Walnut Bc;iul ss.0011. r1x OPERATOR Cnll Mr. (.;oilier. 9·lOAM. C/O UI y I 0 • l( .. A m . 3" .Jona, 54" lu0 h , ..,. .. "SEO C11rpt't1n". •111•1d 4".11·'-'"'-, y /S 1<: d 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca WASllERS ORYE£lS • .,, " "" v ,. ,.. ...... r 1 nl • r u v I.')' n r 1;.12.g.i~ 9'.!626 lleconditlonl'<i-R,•vus Please give hmc lo s weet dJam-0val shaped. Xlnt eond SO sq ydi. I'll 111~. . ---. -Also, afln & t•ve!'I. l'<>nH --& fo'r"' Dumag'd. rem. German Shep mix cond. Marble top table 751-4702 Sewing Machines 8093 wknd ... Wiii tr11ln RN'~· f.'.lime llem·7:1~·1Servlce St ation Allen-"' puppy.646·9292,631·2:3.E_ w1Danish mod wooden ----••••••••••••••••••••••• fl.33·3333. p1lJme 3pm·ll1>m. l.VN ~ danl, cxper 'd. Day & 29 y~~~1~'o.c. base. 4lS" Round, 31" lO·s pd M us,•rau h1kr, New 197G Sln.:er "Jo'r ('I" N 'W -full or p t1n1e Jpm· l lpm. Eves Fuji & p/lime Ap-~tale Toy Poodle. Good hl.gh. Good cond. Coffee. StOO : pr I Sx a o ti \oil Arm ~tr<'t<·h sttlf..·h ~ew S ~ER°vU~RS flllX OPEIATOI '11es~ Verde <A>nv ttos1 ply, Shell Slotion, lTlh & DUNLAP'S comparuon. loves people. game lbl 48" round, 22" Che\'y chromt· "hl:c lnit mJt hirw Bil 111 blind 'h 1 1 AJ\.~"ennK service E:x 6fil Center St,C.M. lr\'ine N 8 181 .. New~rtBlvd,CM Freetogd hme.552·790~ high, w ood w /b r a ss &t5·5786. s lilch. aulo hutton I to 2 rs ix-r c :ty, S3 Ill per"d ;\pply 657 W t9d • · · " der·hr H. R Srhl Dist Sl. Solle II. l" )f. 11..im Sail Lort hni1 openln~~ it SF.WlNG OP ERATORS • CAL 548-7180 7 mo old. while German tipped l~g~ & binges, fair Fa rbe rw u rt> "Ope n holclt•r. c>mhrotdt'ry, ctr ?1' 14th St. II B. 536·1\~I 4pm fi42· I I0.1 •hand work depl. some Trn~ ok. Pc Wrk. Pd • d Shep. shots. 7 yr Chinese cond. Ltvmg r'!' or den H earl h . . b .r o • I er I <.;m1>ll "'' 2' It•\ l'I w:i tn.ut ---------_ d bl "'" NE W never use 1976 p dh 842 ... 94 wooderi wall umls,2or 3 . . tbl f•11 opt·n ·arm exp c•r. e:u ra l'. \'ac.Bcne.642·3472 ~ · · 'I I uglog me .. .,.. ~eclion w/TV c ab & rotrssen~.·.rilu<11tcr.over. av111I f11r t111{·la11n c•tl 'NURS!'; I LYN'S ' RN'S . , "'1mt'd1atr openlnll11.:on :W I nnd 11 7 !\hiftl' in our ;Ill bed rchabllltutlon /1rillty. Wu.• offer tor> wnJh'~ no<l our hrn1•f11s package ls cxccll l Pleasll apply)._l RYEIL T MANOR , 2-1 U2 Via f:.<1trurt• ' La.:unu lltll!<, <.:u An 1-:<1unl , 'pPportur\llY t:mpl<>y<>r Perfect Worlcin9 !i-18·3-lfl.I. Fr 1g 1da 1 re m n . ' 0 • • SJ2 .50; Zenith "Sr1ace " . , ---1580 Monrovia , N .8. washer/dryer . while xlnl ~ree to good ho m e. swtvel base, stereo ca!>. Command .. port l!J'" laya.,.ny hal of only~~> H0ttrs Snles -C.'anoer ·~lcady SHOPHILPB for rondoor mobilehme, beauli(ul brown & while record cab. cab w/~ blk/wht remote control •Siii rnl)11lhly ok or'~' M·JQ.2 30or work. $17$ wk-UJl to start sells for $470, asking Lab & German Shor t drawers. mal{a:ilnc rack TV w/sland SIS· •olr d 11 ys ,. u i. It J. fo' u II~ :1 JO !I :10 !-\Iller Bru.~h 5.\'I· 7851 AUTOMOTIVE $375. 831·3143 Hair dog. Excepllonully & . 5 bookshelves. 32" d ubs: Bobby' Jones.1ull iiuaranlced. I' & J I.Al\ W<>rk 6 hr. a duy l'lll nln11 ---Handyman w/mech'I np-loving. I Yr. has has all wade, perr. fo r wall set. $25; Stan Thompson 1\1:.,nq. t Palrictu '>': Sl-~ J1"r hr 111 ph•a:.unt S1\l.F.S GIRL fo'abrlc c'< htude. F/hme employ· N<'n r n <>w Holpo inl shots. Call 633-339-t, as~ fituds. Xlnt cond. Ocsk·4 Irons Burton buf( & <"ov-J eri y (.o' J. 5 18·H-a , urrounc11111:.., l>ntl per. neceSll. C.M. slore'. mcnl w/on the job train· washer & drye r . ht>avy for Dick. long drawers 2 Lock er, s.i5• Ir" Wtl'kcr do" nnytrmt• "'/the p u bit._. In ou • Ca11Mary.646~4040. 1ng. fo"tce~'OY Aulo Supp· duty. Paid $600. &t ake o(· drawers, wood 33J\22x.56. hed SlO 646 ~ l lfi "' - - lrvm1• oh• rr.,re~entmg S 1 1 d 'd R 1 11 ly. 262-t2 A\'cry Pkwy, M for. Still in warranty. To good home ; purebred Call 534·7S33. · · -··• · Z1g-Z.1g M'" 1111? rnac:htn•· T I m v L Ir 1· II on ks • n n 3 Y, e x per ~ e a Vil•jo. 751·3560 or 559-t:l34. Can Alaskan Malumute I yr. _ . " lrl! :i tlruwer cabmel. Oyn ·•1n1~· 1•"r~. 1''1lullt'-<'h>!Jli!lg. Over 25. No ti\' ~n nl 3136 Gibraltar, 01·1 '"c·•""' . .,._, l , • f' 7 Sofa, 10 t·u.fl. rerni.: .. Sll)(I ofr ma 43'J9 aft!\, .. • ~ ~ , J 5'18 5383 c ~1 u.. ur...t......... .,,. .. a , .ovc SCllL. t.:o LCC. aqro wlr purrflt·r. -Hi' mt'lllt bkcly to ~lf'N•t•d ev~. . . • Service Sl:al 1on Allen ----I\ ii or ab I c 11 It t <' ;-, Table, & F.nd 'l_'bl. boaL. trash •' c·umpa1· Sportin9 Goods 8094 lnll'l"ttiled houi;~wtvc!> & Sale:;lady Sprciully Shop dunt, part lime, I.'\ t'S & Kenmore Wa~hcr & dryer l>hrk /while, femJ ll• _ S57-0t03 .ifl G tor. i\ll 111 i:1xxl ,ha11l' :!hi •••••••••••••• •• •••••• • i.tudent,; se<•km.: iw rm L' • 'd d , wknd11 No e'<v ncr Ap • , -2th s 11 1 5 ,. .,..111uns t'nll 83.1 ~~ r hmc: c'1K'r rco ~ to ply ul 15922 1'11c1rld.:1>a11t 5225. G 1-: Was her & gas !lox lramed 400-9211 Garage Sale 1055 l' · l. 1· :14• 4 ... ill Ill 'II(; Sur I 1111;1111 7' 4 ... 1 _ l4c.1r l M 64fl.53tlll 11.,. y, II u . (Zl:l).592-l!>7l dryer S2SO. Lady Ken -----f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ah'>llC CTH 1-, 1 •rt· n • mu11 111111.111 111 .1n t>mah .. , · ·.• ~~ ~1., 1:i;,•i " SALESLADIES TELErHOHE delt1cred 5.lllllf.72 p:irtSiamt'sE>killE>n B11by itemi.. color l'W . l·or1f,•1l.1!.d collll ~J.1 1\11 ' Ju11t Ix> 2:1 ur mrr F.'<1)1Jr'd 1-.:vei; 1-· umr & 644·4510 refng, wshr & lir> r. loh :-,pm. :>fill .dw 1•1111· .lo\ S111 fin ii, U.S Al)tlly In l'cr1011 p trmr l)C)llilronN .11 :iii SWITCHIOARD 13 <.:u. ft 0 1-: llcfr11( . -0 r ~ I io c • I ~ .1 !j ! 1-('ajJl:Jlll'< lw1I w 1:1 IJ11 l'I ~ I f, ~u'.I Uoth jlll YELLOWCAI al so. (.'ollNl f't.11,11 & t-\Jlltlmr,Monl"rr,rall w hil l', dean. $1 00 I Silver & gruy k1U<•r Wrstmmslt1r. l.;\I <.;all drmvrrs,likPm•\\'.~5 1 com1 ~'ln ,i:n ;l~pdho}" HUttSIAYMAH 11 251Slaleri\q•nuo• Vush1011l11lundlol·al1011~ .5~79212 ft1r l'l l>Pt \lr 015·:lOK:l/\MnrPM net'Cls somcont• lo lt1\l' 645·4320. S 11 a 111 , 11 0 1, i.. k hlki•)t.1 S.1'17o1 I.• "'ountmn Vall1•v l':ige Uoy Mnh•rnll> ltt1rry Wc!!l. !157-11908 •~x~r'd, f llm(', Molurr -AucffOft 1015 ---Movini;. fo'urn & whal W/bookcui-c . s1:i:1 I Swa-80'.6 (hillc nvt•r 21 G On>' lo 557 573I ' l'fo:t.t-:l'llO!'l t-: SOLIC 'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo' r l' t• pup 11 1 c" have you l':\'&01lhtnl! l\OW,1'l1Jl.11111n1 h1kc-s;,11 •••• !";••••••••••••••••• C'ludini.i Sal Suo. Work Salr<1J>('opli• 'l'<>ltS i.:on1I 1n1·011ii.i •PUILIC• (.;o(•kcr/Sprrnl(t•r mix itoes! 211-1 1 LodZ11nv1·n OOl!tm;n '1f'i·d hrri k '"ill. ulr.•• wfl>l•ntl' & lrt"M. J)eltv i •u·kuii S.'i.O Y.l.trrl c:30o c:rowmi: comp.in)' Good !Owk11 old :><&IJ.16.')~ afl ii. 11 n t Fai.ht011 Sil Or!·• 4 JhllWI \\•II k 111 .11ura1t•. S:J ttr & up Ovrr·~mr PHONE SALES '",nfl ."11'.11111 hot.If.., Jl°'IJ~I •FUIHITUIE• ---cract) ll t:olor I \' flt:\. vl.i'" I I 11 l " I .. A fl f '" " ---\. lrtlcn~ 2 k1.lt ... n-.nn• r1' ---v~ry ••ooc1 1r, 1\ulo ' t'.1 1•1 WI ru ... ,. n~ • .,..,.nc ta A< vuncc Ph S 1 --"UCTIO.._. " "" "' t k ,. 11 llirJ'l pob•nltnl. Luiiuno one a les peop "· is:.11 f1•1.11ale~. port trmr. t:'lp * ,.,,_ "* utty. Trurnrd to rnumH.! b> Tues· Fri. /\ntri:-.. dci.k:c, Qill 6111 1:;;,i;, 1· ·'' or "11 r ... 11 llillrJ Nursery, Inc, t-:1 nl.ilcorrcm111tt'.IGtoM ~;~<iJ O lt Mf\NU fo'AC prcf'dbutn11l11{'c C,tll •frldoy7:lOrM• t.:rundmu.008·7001. t•hr11,tbls.&m lM·.~!\2 .• 111 :11;;10 11wk .lol1111w11 T 83()-$053 )'('lll'll of ll(:I'. OunrnnlN .. od • • f h i Lloy1t, 4117.:r120 for lnl, ... _ ... _s w .... -o.. --I) 0 y ton u c Ir. II H. Sm11 h Cnrona t•Jpc· 1·11rt I -oro, · ---wa11es ur commissions r u Rt.n ° 1111 ncsll bclwnl81'M -··· ....... To l(dhm,<lurlinl(~divl'IY rnushurd & Bonnmg) t yp1•wr11n l1k1• 111•14 TV.Rado, 8098 N\JRS~ 250 1-::1111 17th S lrt•t•t : mm•hmcs ha~ OP<'nlna ----sm. F. wire huln•r I yr. 008-37115_ _ SI 10 it!l:I 7!i!lli !I IOAM ..................... .. IK'l\\{~·n s.oo & II JO 1• ril Cu. Xlnl opJ)(lrtumly & & port lime. P revious Stock 1 1.-.lct.ffotts ESTATE SALE ISll•H•J l'ohir TV . ;t,c·n11 h ··s11:i11 Pr~tcols & Or<l<'rltPs G.\GlZl.3 top 1•arnln11~5'17·Hll!l_ expdri1lri'd,hutnot nrc -..-ln11h Setl.t•rfcm.to1t110CI F r o m l ovely old C'ommuncl llHJ ". 21· n\"Cdro for h<>!1p1tat lllafl t-:<iunl Opport11nll ' Tyl)lng r('qulrt'd Mutunl l_,o1MS"°'9t homt'. l'ourlcno 1'~<1tntc Orlc•n· Kcnmor<' v. ~hr, ul.I t ont.l w11lnu1 ro11..c11t• Pvt Pl~ rf'bcr & priv11te duty. 1-:, 1-:mph1) t'r IS.ti~ Savmitit & I.nan. 2861 t: SAVE S Sa•• SS (I )630·3119 tal ster llnic furn nit! S50 ofr ..• 1,0 1•1on•·c·r rc• !'II.Ill f11111 (.\1 11 :;17 1114:, ,..-. rcq d. All l'hlft<1. full PHOTO MAT ''st tlv.y ··11~i ~tr Kull t ·k· btn b. I b. l'•'tll'r ~51 37W • p /tlme. W<'Slcllff "'' •" ': • ' t-•ood ov•lllablc 0!' pre• ,_Hltwe 1050 >00 "• r M l · r~c. , , Slt·1M, Mnrnnl :I\ 22111 Nur11t-1 Regislr~'. 1017 _ ___ lla11 Cull time opcnlni: G?S·SOIO F.<prnl Op· ml11cs. Items llUbJt'<'l lo ••••--•••••••••••••••• hncns, mur h muru. ~rr 14 • Jo onl c:hronlt' wtt1•l'l<1 Sony rt•i•l t'i•t•I , To~hlha Wo11trllrr Or .. Slc 212. 1\pply In p...rson Tues t117 portunlty 1-:mploycr pr~alc. We honor nund 6' kut1t/Grn/Whlto'rwc:ed day, ?:JO ln :I :IO; •1"1 t-:I wrwln• "hl•rl 111·r1'"· ~a.o ca .. ~ rluiol 111rnthl, A1• N.D.8.1HlGlO Phone Solll'llors. l:>l r{" bclwrcnl#·31Jl fOW T RUC K l>RIVF.R i\merlcard It .Maslok · flldcobed . Newly UP· Camino ll<rnl. I uslln. fnr4.101 r.111 poll11111,kr1<. lllll1HH'. Sl«IU --liable pcopll' need"d. 18 PllO'J'OMAT t;:xpcr'd, Apply 0 & W ~~dg~~~shJ~~~F:c~c~ h ols tered . S7~. Call 54•HOOI . . • i\11 2yr•rnew t:l':w n .. lll'r, 117:1H7117 &over w1rx~r. prcl'd. 201 1-;.17th St,<;~ Towini:, 11th&: lr"lnc. <.'ef)led. 49441767. ?o\OV I NG SAi.i' •. $IOO. Dr)'t•r :s.'ltl c;1-: IH loots&Morine Mon·Frl <lpm.9pm Sal $ALESPERSON N.ll MASTBSAUCTIOM Brown r~llner, vibrator Everythmg goes, rdng, <'U.fl ~!r111 wth•t• muk(•r. l .. ptMftf •" NOISES AIDES 93m·lpm. Call Lr a after J . HHIBT TYf'tST 2075'/J"""' R & heater. Like new, 175. c pu, foam m allrt'ss. $200. " pt· 1.t:1m; "el ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Jpm.~•0·:>-1&4. HALLJIWIUBS Nccd1toodl.)'pini;oblhly. COSTAMISA Call847·3008. mlsc.6"s-~ w /t ·2it lt>nf, 2SO CMMral 9010 We ha\l' inunerllol t' PhotoLabTcrh Now inlervle111·ing al So. C ood p 11 y &: x I n l 6464,16 IJJ..9625 g'COUCH Garage aale·MOVING . SllO-G3.T1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• op~n1ngs for m ature Minimum J'r . College Collll Plaza Localloo (or employee benefit Ooodcondltion Mflle lu.mber. hotdware. Collertlll' plntes. Hnynl lnfl11tablt' Um1thy. l\vnn Nurso1> ldrs Ex· pho to tr3 Jn1 n1t nr quality sales oriented packa11elncls~ostofliv· lkyclts IOJO lllO l3M.S31 toola,rurn.Sept 3,<t,5.23 Cnpcnhuipin, flumml'I. lll'd~cnl. $31~. <.;ha rle N perienc<' Is preferredd ~UJ\'llent. S3 per hr. 40 petson for management mg salary ad1uslment.a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Queens Wreath, Irvine. fo'enlon, cobull ~ li1l t-:tl Thomas. 510 3'110. days. ~~! .. ~llfyro;~~e ;::~t hr wk. 557·6015 L'llndld 11 l{' pro~ram . lf Interes ted call Reba. w A NT ED: 1 O·Speed Roui.ti dinil'!B rm set, '48" WHber 550 Dryer S30 dlllnm1.118!1 6823 Zodiac Junrnr rnfl:il;bl<' .... tf\.s !: .. n1·l .. ble. PIAn~" PLASrlC PR&."-S Jewe lry exper. eslra· 549,5445, Schwinn. Musl be mint lbl, 4 chrs. $50. Call Stove S2S • Refrlg $2$ GOOO n1 •vs bo11l. like new ~37·301>' "TI .. , .. .. .... , OPERATORS blc, b\11 not nee. Call15tateFannlnsuranceCo. cond.Calt-.2868 4175-4751. Ki n-d· • -0· ·~ "-'or""P ... a1'Pl}•1nperMl(IJlt 54$.1379 or 549-1370 for '3333Hy111ndA,•e. · ng ..., • comp. .. rtutu ur ~nl cqpmnl. ""'' "" ·" Day &S"•ln1tshin~ apptonly Cosl1Men. 3 gtrts blkH, $30 eacll. AnUque oak dining rm Crib $1S. tgd matt). 9 P luo oven . J<o ltccr , 1 llYRL T MANOI 2·US2 Via £.o;l r:ida La1Una HUis. Ca ,\n Equal .,Opportunity Employer _ ~3370· EQu1lOpportu.nily 1900 w. Oceanrront. chra, upholstered seat.s. Drwr Dresser.~. 8 /W i;rindcr. & misc ·r. <.: NO P. Iii' fibc-rgla~!'I PLUMIEll, REPAIR SA.LES* Employer . 67s-8007,btwn J0.12PM t'aned back,.960-1976. TV $25. <console>. Couch sh1rt11. pur11r!I, wullet•. LIK~~~~SISO 1----------1 ..::.:..:.~:;.:.::::.:..:.:..::.::.:..::.:...~-11---------1 & matching Chair. S2:i Jewelry, fro1. n ro00. 1, __ _ · _ • _ F ,lime. s Veal"S min ex Stneo. CB and parts rr>·pist, CaJ l''riday. Non SCHWlNN boY's1CHpeed.12 ~e..cbain $50. eacb Misc.. tum. 55·15. Kirby OI C. G73 · 138J.. 5 lS £ to.h Mei"''"•u/ pcr.CallS36·1452. knowledge eHcntlal. 2 smoker • .aood organizer. 21" wheell, 21" fra me. 6 soC1, HettuJon 175. AJI Vacuum 110. Lllmpe4 & &lboaa Blvd. Bal. s.r' le 9020 Yn exp. 1..araycllc. El •CCurale eo wem. Ooa\ Yellow with mouaetrap xlnt .... 9301 Misc. 64&...otn (12-7pm) .. • ,._....._ ___ ""--'----~·LUM.BING Toro.-Sl6-1210 Builckrs, 19T Randolph l'lt.tl and,_.... .... ll•"'· r Jlouseful of wlck<'r him, ... •••••••••••••••••••• a t.cs Aides. upcr'd W AREHOUSIMAM St. c.M Cltan and airnpb' out-4 pc dbl bdrm set. xln 7$014 ures & nm~. SIO ea. lea\'tng country ... ery rt· ff tr L I. N £ f:' o li8'.~yvlew Conv. llosp Ocllvrry " P ickups . Secretary . 21·40 Gtt . grown SH f44•l142, nrmmallreas611prinp . 4x12 acoustlc1l Ute, S:> asonable&.160711!1 CLEANINC" Al Hoiian F l1m t', hrly WO!lt'. co •kills. Mrs. 9 10 I. $3.SCJ n 'PIST·CLERK. 1nvol<:· Jani! . • All dark wood. Stt lo •P· el.. m•ple dinette chairs .. & Son we orrcr quality SS Thurin. C M benefiu&ad,rancemenL per hr. Ca pi1trano.1ng tit potting lo A/R. s. prec. SlTS. Con aolf •hutda. S\7$. Kcnme>tt "N Gua~e Tra1n set up. ~rsonnl 11crvic~ 11t 11 •3505 Well eslab'I Orange CO Mornsonl)'.493·2S7l Good •lfisurcs. Casual f\Jgl Sport. 10.spd. 2 wka. 1t.eteo. rf'COtd dlan.er aewln1 mach. ISO. ti 4X3, en1tine11 & rolling price you u 11'l aCford l• firm . Citll for appl ofc, M·t', 8·4.30, CM. Old mana 21". IUO. 1M3 AM /FM. beaut tln1at much more. 506 7th St. stock. $1011. l bs t oCr pass up. lloann & Son 64.M7S8. Clus1f1cd Ads 64!.s6Til 979-043J Oran11e Ave. C.M llO. l»-6123.. Hntg Beh. -.4543 •· 548.wl4 aft 6 dMnir ~t'rvi~. 531·~1 . .. • I . CJ• DAILY PILOT IMh.M•h•• ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• KohJer CiCMtJIOr G17 kw. Thurld1y.S1p1emb«2. 1975 Vm111 9570~Allto1. '-,.W , .... ,1 hRport.d Aldo~. IM,.W j4'rto1, IMported , .... l•pot'tltd sad. 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Uu> or 1 BU)' / It"~•"· Un• Cl ll •' t>"! 11•HO ", ... 1. \' 11 ti "'" 1• 1 1 .1 I VOLUME n.t". ul trl. offl•rs, l'I' IH INVENTORY 1nd1ntnul ree :\Int l'01){I, h·.a~l' UU.3MWl-!1 h!ttt\5 9746 ~'tll'CK VOLVO DEA.LE~ l'alm<'r I' 60 M.1nni· .i:.i:. $36 !>CISI · 13~1 m1 tu:.ult'd ~ Tlltl SADDLEIACK lriHsh Cw Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $249 5 l'flll. Xl11t el)110. 111 boot •·--·s.11-Trode v.o.••tYIMPORT., 213/694 2854 19670PEL ~ IS<lo 4~cVl') 7U 21 • H.&v Crui:.rr. t..5 _, .,4 FORD fl 00 .,._s; JI • · Olili cn.i 'w1J1.•1. un1y :n .......... GO •co. 01·2040495·4949 714/990·2525 loah, Po-.er 9040 hr:. old 'l'un<ll'm ai.lc ..... r"'" • SURFllt VAN - ••••••••••••••••••••••• trlr. ~klll, roµt•\, manv tl30S \h1U1S1t•c11~ All J.1Ln·1l up w11h '73 1'.•l)fl~)(kJ JAGOAH :i.i' SKll'JACK .,. U111.hw. \tr.ii. f or Suk or tr •. 1<!1• SA'IT\1\1\J\ {'ll,tvmued intaiur Hm.li.Jb,)(H'atmp~ THIHk IRITISH '7S. trlr, HUI-', \ t O'. b.Jtt my c:qu1 l> Jor • 700U lOto ti •non. S.at ,\ u lo tr .a 11 i. • Po" v r ~I 111l l'oml t.t:! .!.l\J:: t .an k. p I'. ii I/. so o St•nou 1 ,illt•r,. only. t -.111 t:IM1'<I SondJy,, ,,l\•1•n11i:. r.iJio. d1rurtll' THINK IREA 7l l~t2::7Mll l.llrr)'.!IJlSll~ •547-9709• Piil\':), m,11; "hct'l'I, lui.: ,74 C , Ja1rµ.1r XJnl. llu' 01 .i.a11c r JI k. ltlllt H·n1 apn lea~· from u-. !--\•1u.11Jl, 21• 110 Mt>r(" ('ru11.1·r .'11~1.it bottom\' Orne lkJ , 'porb \\llldU\\. ll't' OO\ Auto trl.11\,., l.il'l•H' "" p.,1)m1•nL' S.1H•.;O un J lr.11l11r.Sh1i-01111Jtt1ntr lluick \'nl(lnc Stro11h ~1 Rac:•, SJ'll'C1,1ltlt11nl l.11\\ milt·" conthl1u111n1t. ,t,•r1•0 )I S111:\'l.il l'n•\••ntullH' tull eOvl'r:., hull t Jiik oo.al Sl ,400 :.~> 01.152 Rocb 9 540 l.1c. O'J:!I\ t-:1. n11hu h1-.1lt•r . 'Ill\ I rnol, Ma111tc11.a1ln"'lur1 .. utr1i:i:ers. $2500. Ph TrGMpOrl t' --••••••••••••••••••••••• $4499 lt!.OOI nHk., UU10l.\l-' 1 BRITISH CAR CO M7 :llf\3 •••••••••~:!':' ••••••••• 'tlll l>t1hllt12111.1(1110.111,l\'r. SA.MT A A.HA S3877 213 /694-3951 llc~lorl'tl Ii l.l' Ill'"' Lt TriJJan 211. l'l>1ni: <.'u lls:..in:tG LINCOLNMERCURY 540·5630 714/990-2900 :! t>r I i.pccll. tlh1" 1•:0. I c•rior &. racltu l'n· bcllu\ ubl)' 11nma,·ulall.'! !\IU!>l "l'I) Ill ll1•llt•\I•! (~12U30SI MOW ONLY $895 NEWPOltT DATSUN R..'18 L>m 1• M 1 ,.1 1 Nt-.:Wl'OllT II~; \(.'II 833·1300 ·m K.111..it ::.IUO 1111' '111' c Juh lt':'J bf7:. GARDEN WEST VW . I II " "· II Hf H1 I• ti f\j,,I ,t.0.1 \.\' -..1 rti n.'• Ul\•I \\ ..... t 1111n,11·1 )(U :''-.'.,\ 1969 vw SCj)UAltEIACK \utum.111l-. 1·our r;il·k ~ (' h r o 111 1• " h 1• l' I ,. \ h " 11 I11 1 \'I y .\11 :0.. T ! 1Z\ '1-\013' SADDLHA.CK llndi:c w Outni:i:l'r" & 9120 IJOI ~ 1'u'<t111 1'" Ir\ Scrt-w 5 Iii ll!IHO •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 WM~ Dri•es 9550 Saitta Ano 547-0511 1011 \SO\ & SO\ V ALUY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 ti3 Ml. 10 Cla"'''l'-111.ad .. ftonc:~ 9750 .iul11trJ1h \'t•r) ku i•ond ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW '76 RAlllT t'H''! l>.1)s 12131 tJ36 llJ~ '/\UO\'~;H l'.Jntlk'r Sit>'> ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~-Sln & 1"T'5il 111 t-'t-~. vvt> tt 1. Jeel> J'J•'l.uJ!, ron~ '75 Che,-tk.}I . Mdt 'lhft, I hcuter h ·~ $IOO ~c at bed .\ (.' auto lo m1 ~uoo m1 1·pt ~ 2626 HARBOR 8LVD. • LINCOLN MERCURY ~.00 t.42-l:!72 1973 POf'sche 911 \lml1•I liVt I Sl!l'cd <.:Ol!-1'£ . .s ~~c,I. J.k·~l..\•1 ti!.Al!la3 J S 1dewlnller. ISS (} uo -C°'TA'l!'fSA --Jett~n 9 7 ll t-'1rm.1~1s 1;1;.11 ·ro a, Ttlll <.'hM'V lldu,.· !>18 25IUj -Autos Wanted 9590 I 971 CAPRI ••••••••••••••••••• •••• · '.'OOU l',l' "11 "il11' , . G tamper• SJ,ll'l'1.1l' l'uw,•r '76 ford f ·250 4X4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -' " -0 la~tron t•,1b 1 cru'i. :.tecnni:. J'uwci· bral.i•..,, Wt-; l',\Y TOI' DOI.I. \II .aut1>multl' 16tiUCH >. fbrgb. 1,0 . nu \'11):. lull air t.ond trlr hr.ak .,.. \:\I 1'':\1 lJpc 1..a ... H·lh', L'\)I' 'l'()I' L'SF.U (' \ ltS HOWS I 095 {·~nu· s ·h·•r L' l ft h • • t "U·lo1n ~Jh. I "II""' ,. ' - ~ '7J J~ll>ll.IO 1 1\•rd~, lll'W t•ni:. 12.000 m1 "rnty. 1~1-1524 morninJl:>. ..... a .s u '' r-." · ' '-h 11•-•~~1 ,., · 1 • ~ ' '' l'•>11L~1·,--.; IJll .\1L:s~1·1•· llLLY ... TES or Ski. SJ!JOO. ii I b.lli 11001 ,, t' .,. ""'1t I ..... ·~ tOnl dn\c. 13.0110 1111lc,. :.ltd ' r-. ' "-... A 4,1824~'° lH,OOOm1 !lbJ ll1JH 01 '"l:"llldu" flCl!Uti.ii 1 orl'l.\SSlt':. VW-PORSCHE Karmann Ghia 9735 or ... · ·~ ~ 67 II >OUr l ,1r '' l·,tr.1 ~h·.tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• • tb I h II $ 88 ,.cc 0, r1r~l S.an JuJn Cap1$lruno 11 rg~t•~ 11~Aho.tl.t 11 ;,11 c:1mµ11u: tr.11h•r BAUERBUICK 837-4800493-4511 1970KOMllClnftGhla f~oatal_ion ' r lz Ill'\\ i\12.) or Ir.Hit• 1nr l'allljll'r 540-5630 ----I 1<pt'cd, radw & nc\\ C..:ost S750. sell ~l:iel. ,\b11, h •II ;>11'.~181 nw~~~l~I~ 2925 11.iroor BhCI 1976 CA.PRiii .. µa1 nt (291AYA) Sabot S250. 121:1 )451 7:,1:1 ~ c > t'u~1u ''"'"'' 9'nl 2500 BILL y ..a.TES fo'our Spl•cd. S t crrn ,,_ "17 Model lR' Hani:cr Tn 73 vw. ,\uto or.in11"' P<'I' Ab . TOP BUYER 1l.1d10. Ta11e Pia) er. ,\1r VW-PORSCHE up ·t up Wc,lphulta 2626 .. .._RIOllLVD. · ,. d 0 I ·•·r7 JlullJ>, hmtted ltffil' uni~ d nA Sec us ltr..t. & l.J1'l! Top lon,.1t1011e . 11 Y "~' Sl-1"'"· '.le~a Boat '"·nt"r \'QWtJPt' 5J.OOOmt P \l COST'" MES'" \I I 1 l "211""1 fH6 Os39 J -.~ ~ tH:! :!wU. StJ l!I "' .. dullar paid for 1mp0rti. I C!! • n "" San JuanCap1Mr;1no 837-4800 493-4511 s tt!rt!o. Hl·•'.trn i.11ort S3499 S••ati.. i.11\ l'I' l'Xll'riur •'VI Plus 'l'J\ &. l.1t'l'll'C .alloy whcct:-. 1:J110-tt 11. . BILL YATES V:~ci::~~.r :.~:~~~~~,~~ S.mJ11an~t~ 837-4800493-4511 837-4800 493.45 I I -74 P ORSCHE 91 I -• 7 0 !>speed. air conll .. i.ll'll'U, mugs & onl> 25,UOll m 11,•i. Mint l'·ondit1on! Uuy nr lease. (~LllX l SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831·20'40 495.4949 GARDEN WEST VW I< '".,," -----. 1 .7 l Uod . Trucb 9560 COST A MESA SALE 73 Yant.a'v Tri llull 11>.'i .,~.., ; ,.:l' " Ill'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• DATSU.._. PRICED ·;1 Karmann <:h1n. Xlnl 1975 p .... •c:h-914 · · t:a\'cma11 emtlr Hoth ~ d / , c· d ... .. ~ Mere I O On.I) s-i 1!15 .1t lo,,d•"' .• '.tr" l'lrt ·~t"-''~"I 1972 DATSUN c o n 1 n v l• • • • " t I I ~~ UI \ d '•°'' "· :rr lr\'l• r Bl,.t ~t·,lfl\111'11 I ~It ;_..:lJ ~lc:.a Uoal lt·ntc·r. t:l!:15 ~ ~u ·' v -., ~·"' 2S-t5 ll:arhor lihll Mechanically. (:ti lire:.. 5 S~'t.--d, A:'>I 1-')I & air Nl•wp ort 111 vll. C \I toriHd likes 9140 1 ~i!:~~ ~Jc~°':pe;ali: eq:,ta '1ba 540 4'1lU Naberl Cadillac S2GSO. 548·51!°111 ~~;~'.iz~nll.y lti,~:i:l miles. '70 VW Poµ Tn11 l'ampt.·r 1 1 f·Ui·-1012 wheel~. \I u .. l bl''-' '" \\'!:; Ul'\' Z6M......,. 119& 1!172 Karmann Ghia. :1.lnt BILLY ..a.TES u'l>s thun :!0.1100 1111 on J B •···tt 'I I '"'"~ t'SFllC\KS& C...Mlilia 540tm ,,_ l'11i:-.rll1w1·lutd1,glll11't.'"·' llf Gleo-L llull \l.erint• J"J ave .i." OJ)t.'<. bl'lteH?' lnoU..ISI • • , ' . • t'OrKl, $27011. A\l,t•'M. JU VW-PORSCHE ,\\! )o':'>t ta1w i.k.-k ,.,.,._, Ply. Gla~s. 011 ultl t1lr 2HOmtlcs S2i:, ONLY $1995 Tltl'C t<:s(·. 11 mpg &IO·O!f80 l°ll'an .,.,.,.,:; 1,~t ••I r ".ill tnrin'tl >1!15 .,11,!!~H t•alllHtiO-tt>il Corncmo1 "' Capri ·73 2000 ... unroof. - - -San Juanl'ap1i-tr.ano .,..n.; '-NEWPORT DATSUN FIEE Appraisal l'u~"cltt.' :.tat>o Xlnt edes ~n1 9140 937.4800 493.4511 Hu:.:. t9t 72i'lot 1>t1 W71 ~llU ~Do\'<' Strt>et' G th C~ o1 t I S2 IUO f -15 PfO ••••••••-.•-.••• ....... • •• - - \ftlhon • Uah\ l h1 .. 111 9150 :-;EWPOHT BE \Cll t"~ol I t'n·•t•hv'~lv~ ~:~!1639 . 1 - ' • 1969 MBZ 220D 'bl· 912 Por!tch<.' "ht IJlk :'>lo''"~ ntlhl 'di. 'ti:!\'\\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833·1300 04 ..:v "' u . 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C.\llS 888 Dove Strfft IOO(I ~l<'rcl'dt·" 220. 1 i.pd, :;h"'Vt-" Pl'. t1i•1 hl:.~1 or '73 VW ''THING" tJJ!f!IM\1 ') t'.\Ll.OIH'O \lt:I~ :\earMacArthur A~J f''M rud10, 1ww 1n t>t4~or551170'JO Yt•llo" 1a1:t11p. 111" ONLY $2995 'IOSEF.l'S &.lambor eeHuads tenor & tire .... 2.'> nn Vl't -~0-911 T-T ,r• 11 ·bit ..• llltll'~ Shan1'!®4JI"\' NEWPORT D .._TSU.... NEWPORT IMPORTS , t He t H t · I ' '' !:·1 · t l n~ $ I 9 9 5 "' ., 831· 1100 i:a · ' 0 er or r.it c & lran1-m . S ln:.l. :'>lai:~. Hll/l fk1vl•Stn•l't :1100\\' l'i.t Jlw),NU lur pickup or p.lll~I '. AMJFM.G73·4KIK :"EWl't>HT BEACll 642-9405 DRIVE A li75 O<J70 days or• lli'3·llti7ti ---- 833-1300 ·1rt 6pm. 1900 912. lo mi 's on nPw I HUY JU:-\KCARS LITTLE A(.' r. ~-1 L's1-;o ,\l'TO P.\f!TS ••• L mot.or. ' • " :.•"'· iww GARDEN WEST VW .' lllo• k' V. "' 11. J• It 111 .. 1 ;1,,uo \\, In 111,t1 r Bl\11 K'\ \M l'L.1':. Urand "''" 1!176 \'oho ~.s2S. Jo~u I~, t.'<tu.l1i11t'ti. t011tl!ll!3 ), , OHL Y $6596'~ M/\RQUI S MOTORS ,', l(l,' ~,\.,, t.if .. 'I I~ w'lw t ,, • t• 'I I -,\ o ,,,, .... ,, .. \ ' ,, ' " ~I .'rt l'H' """ '11' ORAMGI COUNTY VOLVO t•:Xt 'l.l1SlV t:L Y \'OL \'() l.11r1w~1 Voho Oe:tlt"r In Urnn~c County! OU\' or Lt:AS~ OIRlr:Cl' ~ 2025 s. ManchesW Anaheim 750-2011, •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING Overseas Delivery you11 like •IKE• Sl•n IC\' & purls now oix•n u11 ~at l! LQ LJoc lour \'UO\ l'lllCnec. ;;, 2 111:1., s unroof, t.-.1llw1 . M1 c hcll11". 111 m1 '· like n ew. SSllOO. m;1 :>!f.t:> l '71 1 t2S. C:1Mid I run.<.p. Whli.lr ·1:iso. ~75 1s.32 • t'\'t'ntllfo!,,, ~!I I i!J:l2 C.ill i; t,) Ill 1:1 1972 Coronado 27 71 llond,r :-1. ;?,no nwrn SAVE A LOT ease paint, mall wlwels, many 5t0 512!'1 Ill': 'lil .. Ti Hew -Used xlrall. SS.200 ~ 2586 SllOI' & Co:\I P,\R fo~ OVER 100 •CHEV. '76 New• 'f\\o Ton Ill> t:&C. 12J t' \, :hptl It \ & 7\1 rrt 600 1'.l 'h for ~t>l'ld II 15iJI; Ollr.!l Only 51!19'J5 tram.portul1u11 p,1 l'l~ ·;;i Vtil\ ti 112, auto, air, '67 91:? Por!>l'hC s Srx···J. 'li8 'Vw Hud10 .i•JUtl \Ollll 11 s I' ll .. _ ... ~I Caht'lk \\e•,t1111n'l .. r i'CJ.i 7)..\l BARWICK DATSUN MERCEDES . n•butlt <'ng1nl'. nL'" 1 l:!.'I fi~m · l!c'.aul 111 '' rontl. s;ltt!U. 3 Sn11~. !'I :'i I-'.\ inrudl' 111111.' tnw m11l'a1w ':1.'\:>11 tfor;inc. :-;l'"' l111tt11m K,11~;,.·.n:1 HOW ARD Phonl· t~lh !NHS (·11 .. -:YIWLl.-;T, l>1we & Auto I rt d Sun Juan Capistrano 831-1375493·3375 ON DISPLAY p:.unt. ttr\'!I ('all ~ I 9!11iG_ l' •'<Ill. 4H7 J1lli:• l!H 1120 ·1!17 :i2tn .. -,. P.11nt. ~ B Slip .\v:11l,1 bit' S\111511 ('.ill E\1•11111..:' ·;:i Yamaha "X 1>.--1•r1 /.Iler!> :111,lillJ 1•117 I.ink. olh1•r \lta' ''1 Qu,111 Sts . 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II • n<'w l.oa1ll'(I w /arc Z!.OOCJ l1W1tl m1 ':1. l> ,y~ Gt C 2 13 G. 1-; v r,a&-GSO!i VW-PORSCHE ·ro Riviera Cpe. orht. Sain Juan (;apl'!trnno owm:r classic. XTnl co ll7-4100 493~451 l _ :,;~o7J7:J.5620 or c Cherry. Overdrive. etc. Volksw°'" 9770 Buy /lease All 0 C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocllec 99 433HIQ. '65 VW. P:i rt Qr)' reblt Vol•o 9772 •••••••••••••••••-• lritish Car Co. ~a .. sun roof. nc"' palnt. •••••••••••• ••••••••••• '68 Cpr T>eVil~. Pvt pt 213/,,4 2154 P\l. ply. 8 5 "kdy11 unly. '11 Vohow111ton. auto. air, ov.-nr l'llr 8 5 wkdy11 on • 'Edlor lnd1111lrlC'1 lnc. xlnt rond. $2395 belit of EdlC'r lndu11tr1 s I 714/H~·2US_ 2101 Oo\-eSt N~IJ<'h _ f!r ~1 4588 2101 Dov<' St. NpBeh ' • • ....... Uwd ...... UMd ...... Us.d I ...... UMd ...... u.... 41ft9t. u .. d ,. Thursdoy Seprember2 1976 OAU .. 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P/B, i.tl't'nni. p.m1·r l11 Jk~·' 'ani llM i::O:!:i !I"'""'"" 1'411!111 r llJI JI I.I I\ i-1 I.JO ''""' ~ ls.5t!IYZ) • \lnyl roof & lo"' miles a.m rm ra1ho. 752 0200 Fut~ ~"erd e'\u1pl>fd radio hl'utl.'1 l:S. ro 'tii l:run l'rl\, i•\1'r)thm • ..• SEVILLES 1075.JRE>. Unbehtwably da)'1. t H!S, 51WHl33.. ~~'oic-:~e~~~ ~~t s~~e~t chooa.e frum) t 13.JllSl' I '76 O .. GT Cpe J>o\\t•r •n<'I "incl•l\I .." 1 .. 1 I 1\1111 I "'""'r Xh11 Cnd1P CQntrol, /\M/PM lmm3cuJate !M~t1~to • m g -.h1·rl. Crwi.1• lun Lo"J" Po .. •r. o1r tilt "hl<t'I. 5 Qu11·k ~,1lr '~:i ltil'XlM l Olld ~1111.lil!lll Stereo. 8 Track Tape. bellt1\0' 75 CHIVY trul. AM/PM l>t t'r<'o $2777 l)t't'd. rail \' ~h,,. .. 1, lo-. ~ h•~ K38t ...... , ....... , full Po1t{'r, l..ow Mil~=-OMLY Sl695 El CAMIMO Rt'ar -.1ndow defro,h'r mile~ (143;\l,UJ TllundtrWrd 9970 v~ 9974 <466517> l'Ul een T MIWPOITDATSUM CLASSIC low nllll'i;. P rtn·d •il 540-5630 J $3999 ••••••·:••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· Choose A.a Low As 888 Dove St.re..it \'II. auto 1 run» .. furt ory •l200 below Rl•l.111 lilue IJ S......& Ctr 1 72 T·l lrd W7 I \'1•.:.1 GT 11.11d1b.11·I. SI O. 700 Nl:WPORT IH~ACll u1r \'Ondlt1onlng, l)O"l'r !look. Scr.lll'l!i<lO • _..tear nc \ K. Ullll' 11 un., h11 t11r' ,111t <"otul, 3200 ml. 1 :11>11 13l·l300 11teer1n1 and bra kes. till S7l99 ~llart>.w llhcl 1111· l'011tl1tio111ni:. 11<1"1·1 11111,t ~i·ll l>ltJOll !lti2 ~:H. I CAD •73 ILDO ...... C1 •• • slecnng buc ket seats. SAMTA AMA 2626HARIOR ILVD. co.~l:t ~fcoicn IM l•nni:. \'Mmt•t br.11.1•,, '"' :.1'1\1 cd! Beaul)'• Priced ----.... '68 Caprice, uuto trans, mu& whc.>els, AM /F'M COSTA MESA 540·44fl l'Cl"1'r \\1111h1""· 1xm1•r .• UIZ>lGXO _.__. __ A/C dio S650 rad10.t:11mpcr shdr I.I>" LIMCOLNME~URY :o11"'"" 1"o11l111 h1-.1t .. 1. ol ll.1tl'l1l>J 1·lo. I ~1111, · $5195 C-.._ ..... .ru ~~17 11 null'lo. Must !i(•c to u1f l301N Tusun MuttCllM) 9952 Pinto 9957 11h1t ''''"" t1r1'' \111\I 11111 1111 :l:!.111.1()1111.111'!..111~ 1~--------;--1>rt'<'1ate' tlc.4SSiQV s-toAIMI 547·0511 ~-:••:•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• n1or 11111,'1.1 ,.:1.1 ... i-. ''h1·1•I ~1:;c1 !l.i7 :r.11:. • lrifflh Cw Co. '7J Cad. Eldu. Cleon. s.:OO<J 68 lmpaJUlll On~ owner SSJ99 •.2 Granif~'.'" lomh•ll i:Md Hl74 l'mlt• \\';1141111, 'han1 1·1111•r, 1•1:.•o~t~CI • 213/694·2154 cond. ~2\KI Ura.: uwnr Cd m l! t: h 1·" II ll 5 ..._.._.T..._ ... .._.A Corvette 9932 t.~nd 112,00U mill'" Ill'" l1r"i-.SI !1.1:1 $3266 714/990 "5"5 _979-113::?_nr1 l1>m S79Slf1rm.4!1<1 516i """ """"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ij.t2·2'~orl>75·M<IA 1·,,., G45il7i 540 5630 Ui.~ tht• Dutly l'1h>t "l·:i:it Re~11ll " '«'n l<'C' 1hr~tor~· 'our ""' "' . LIMCQLH MUCUllY 1974 CORVETTE !t ------------'76 CediUoc ck Viii. 16 Chev Mahb~ dus!>ll' 1301 N. Tustin '68 289 l''~tbk, i.up1 r ~I~. 'i3 Pmto ll1111.1hou1 \Int 1011\~0\ & SO\ 1973 CADILLAC ~tale wgn. I'.:" cond r_.._ 541 0511 STIMGllA. Y on.:, Y.h11~·· -~~'": 1_ s. i'(J!)d. SJ .750 t'ull ~!l:t·0675 1't•n·11·e 1, our COUPI DI VIW Auto .• trath_. fJl'h't'Y air Prkedrtght. l~U·50-l3' .--.._ • Aut-om-atl . -maM4o. ;.ur ~~Mich. u13 60t!1 ur nr4'S·4TOO l..eather Jnt~rior , Tilt condtlionin.c ... t ~l'CO ---• ... cont!., stereo & lu.1& ll•1·3S.52 -----2626HARIORILVD. rlnti Wheel. Stereo tape. Rucliu, heater. '67 lmpala .. sroo Also CB '10MALllU • "' mile:<. lllJOKKP>. 16M tu II i---'71 '.r111tu, "l>pd. radiab. COSTA MESA • LINCOl N MER( UHY J>l>elalt"~ Call f42:~71t ext-m . --... dio. (3'72GWZ> whatewall t ires. vmyl radio w /po\\ er nuke,~ COMVBTllL~ SADDLEIACK us n.:. , 1 ..c> •1111· Mtc>rw. 49M mi. mu~l sec ( 4995 roof, trnted glas:.. wheel 5SHl386. Aut o t rans. Spcc1ul VALLEY IM..ORTS S4.500 Pl~. I .n. ~11r tu a11prrl' t:ull John. Alltos, Mew tlOOAlltos, N•w 9100 covers. 13191'Q"1) paull. lln.-i., "hcl.'b ch' Days. 631) :!ti.10, '•l'<lri.:111. M~ OtiSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI 0,800 197 1 ~lonte Carlo Xlnt )lust S<.'t'! 831·2040 495.4949 eH~. ~Lij lltl>t1 (!!) Nabers Cadillac 540-5630 cond. Fu ll ~ equ1 p'd $ 1800 ---,,,.. G I J.t.ooo.m1 S300tJ 4!12-~Ofl9 "j I Corveu e 350. T·top, 1 ... 0 t ·' • SIH lo. &u 8J07 urter G l'n\•ule atr, auto, canary yellow S1200 l'\I Pl' '75 CN•y LCICJUlta P<>rt> Blk int. am rm blerco 673· 14 t I L 0 ad e d • Lo a d l' d ' till whl. 1(4! rack. 25. ill G tl 1 11 2626HAllORILVD. !892&~Wl '60 Sta. Wgn, s tandard _011 Xlnlcond.:...~-4$.ll 0A:'il/~'~111 n~'ur~~. 1~,'~. COSTA MESA $4 I 66 truns · 6 cyl. new tires. d d 19'1 J934 •----Xlnl i.hape S400. 644·0116 Cor••tt• goo con · · · '66 Cad illac s .. dan 540-5630-1 Speed. rare beauty aft7P~~ UcVillc. i.:oud cond. 9925 Can lt'a.-c! Low pay OkkMObil• 9955 1011 \SO\ & ~0\ • l IN (< >l N MfHCURV '7 4 Pinto W OCJO" I Spc..'t.1, radio. ht•all!r. lo mill" Cle-an a' .1 pin' Lul{guie ra«k C~i2KLI I $2888 540-5630- make offrr sg,; ~M Chrysl.,-mcnts. ~LOS. ••••••••• ••••••• ••• •••• C....-o 9917 ~;:~~·s~·:;·~·~·;~~~;; British Car -Co. 1967 OLDS 98. 4 door. 262~~~·~=:~vo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2626HAllORILVD. Nc"port. will trade ror 213/694-2854 I owttercor.Has••er· -------- 1970 Camaro PQpuhlr Hui· COSTA MESA _ ~rash. 642·49.1s 714 /990-2525 ytfUncJ! Xlnt cond. 480 72 Pinto W,:n, xlnt. lo mi. lySport. A)H')l 8·track . --------m·w rad1ali.. auto. air. tape.>. air. S25110. Du). '00 El Camano. ncw motor 66 Chrysler Imperial, Go r iteous r c.>d ,197 Broadway, Cos ta SUj!l51orr. 673·2395 75lViOOO. c\I 2Mi. 111>(hl, & trans. AM 'f''M 8 track. ~ood body, xlnl Jcuthcr. Corvette, onJy 3000 mi .. ~ta. IH-l·5S'i2 clean.. Sl.SOO. 979·5268 lll~ds work. Best orrcr. Cully lwidcd. <.:all Dr. ---;--7 OI·'-.d 1 Quality and Price -.• , ti46·3726 Zoom , Ii~ :i~o 112 o 2 ""· t. ''"111 Guaranteed ·73 Camaro. hke ne w. 10 Impala, xlnl m,cc~ ------6'14·668? 1500or lx•11111(for. -'73 Counlr> Sq u ire Wagon, auto. i.ten'o. $11)51). 557-8271 LC'a~ini: Spel1Jl"t~ Pr.er~rred R.lle\ L ir1?c,1 !>clrct1on 11t Ne" ,'I,. U..c-ll WdllfJC'> 1n ~ OrJn~c Cuunty Open Sund.1~ Cadillac Master Dealer 2600 HJrbnr Blvd Cu~tJ \h.:~510 !>100 Nabers Cadillac 2U.OOO m1 .. LT. option. c!'nd. air . radio. I /S. CCMttinental 9930 -S57·670'J cull "•lcdys. :>l!I !~>23. I B. 751-4220 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cougar 993 . . ---,,'"CH"''VY .,,,, r . 1: ,.,, ''d C II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Cutlusi. Supreme Che ale 9'2-..., ....-'" "" -..Wlw.Oelluu .. r' u (;oo.vt Im macr -A II 4lX •r MOMTE CARLO P" r. mr. l3J>1!, p, 1 Pty 196 ~COlTwA . tras. sisso. &15-6625 ••••• •• •• • •• • • •• • • • •• •• Auto. tram. .. fi.letory air Sl95 5'IB·S3R7 ;\ulomallc. pwr. i.tecnn~ --. DOft't Sff Us first... co ndit ion1n1t. power '73 LtHCOLM &\inyl roof. <T Wll2l9 ). '75 OLDS STARFIRE M Sff Us Lod!!! ~leenn~. sport:. ,·1nyl Redl.:•d to S799 2-DOOR '1f You Don't roof. 1111 i.lel•nn~. radio. COMTIHIHT AL 2• ToWM & Country i; t:vhoder. auto. tran..,. luy From ht'at .. r Super sharp. lo" DOOR Auto Sales & Leasing hllton air eond , Power m 1 I ca i: e c ur' I. t c COUPE 2167 llarbor, Custa Mesa steenng. /\M Jl-'M and COMMELL, 0·18Kf:O Pnn'i.l tosell at "'\lily power equipped CALL 646·4446 !>t.ereo tapc, till i.tt'erins: vou·re Payi'") $3999 With 111r cond1t1001ng. ft..A.... 993 wheel. \\hill' i.adewalls. luw miles. Nice car! .__,... super sharp, low m1ka.ie Too Much!" SANTA AMA l.1<.,240N1''Y. Sp<>crnlly ••••••• .. ••••••••••••• bport car. Mui.t st'<' to Plymouth 99 60 .•....••............... ATLAS CJwysler /PlyMOUth Open Daily & Sun. 'til 10 PM 292'J llarbor Uh d • Coi.t, ~lcs.1 546-1934 tili Pl.). Fury r ll. I' S, .nr l'Ond1l tont11~', H Ill $.ISO b.,t 611.1 17 Iii CONNELL LINCOLN MERCURY pnced at '68 Dodi:e Chan:er 38 i1PPrec1ate• L1r 218LVP. t3111 ;\. Tust 1n $4699 uuto. w 1 blo" n trans .. bul $3999 CHEVROLET s-ta Ana 547-05 I I SANTA AMA ~rr\'~~~~~4t;ans. ~so1bi.1 SAMTA AHA ~~~ ••••••••••• !!.~~ "°"" llarbor B'''d. Try a o u 1 I~· P 1 Io t LINCOLN MERCURY LINCOLN MERCURY 1 1 Grun Pm """"' ~ c · d 11 l~"l N T tl ·m Chars:er 383, air. radi 301 N .,., Un COSTA M ESA lass1t1c.> Ad to buy, :.c .,., · us n J • 1 u:s !-'ult J>O"'er. sll'rl'O. "iZ Cad Eltlu Coll\ vrt !::~· ~6 1200 or rent "omcth1ni::. Santo Ana 547-0511 & ht.>utcr. $900. 548'4138 or Santo Ana 547-0511 rn1linl!> Sl.!•10 67~;;755 Ttfl retfolCT LUXU.Y SPOITS CAil '76 SCORPION Metalhc Silver Red English Leathor Interior, AMFM srereo e1ec rr1c windows !1100042 Only 6.J67 miles Slllt has 11.000 m1tC" o• 12 month factory warrnnrv-REGISTE.A NE.W W• Stock . . . Scorpions, leta Coupes, & The Lllxurious HPE ~ AV AILAILl FOR DBJVlRY • FIATS 131 Mlrofiori's & 121 Sedans & WCllJOllt -l11••11tory R•d .. ctlon Sal• o .. rto.cled IUY NOW n omr o • '""A I q & I 24 SPIDER :: 8. J . Sportscor Center Inc .; = ; 283 J H ARBOR ll•d Ort·r Mtlr \ou,.. o, \Ol"I O•t-qo '• t .· ~ COSTA MESA !140 44C1 I •1•,' J~ .. ' \ ti:cmcb lo m1 , ,1h,nl11tl• 494-~7 _ • l'I' .immuc. SWOCJ l!I~ i:.. · ...e;,.. N•w 9100 ~ •• Mew tlOO ~.Mew tlOO Ford --994 ...... Mew 9100 Wot, Mew 9100 s, M•w · 9100,Alltos, M•• 9100 Sc. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 FORD ELITE .. YOU'LL LIK·E DOING BUSINESS . DUNTON PORD t-+-9--WllH JOHNSON-& SON. 2 Dr . Autom atic , air rond .. A~L Jo'M stereo, pwr. window!' & sealll, win' wheel C'Ovcrs & blac·k w /rcd \'clOur in· tcrior. Ext:t'pl ion ally -mrc~4:!80t;;JW-. ! _;~~-1 ....... s ."---1•1-oRANGE COUNTY'S-ot.1>£-ST FORD. DEALER 1 Come In & Meet Some Of The "Johnson Family" PITHP&IUSIS 14Y .... Wlthn. J ....... MALCOLM lllD lllH ...... Arff. o .. rlOY..-s CHA•UITHOMAS O•er7Y..,.. WlthTM J••- " Pete. Malcolm and Charlie r say you 'II like doing business 'with the Johnson s - Dick Johnson says we have a very good selection of '76's and all are yearend priced - with this & a real need for used cars make it a double good time to trade for a new especially now as it is clean up · timel All our new '76's are marked way down! car at Johnson & Son. . · COME IN AND SEE US TODAY! ORDER YOUR '77 NOW OUNGl COUNTY'S OlDUT UMCOtN-MHCUltTT ....-:::::::::;2e~==re~~=::::::::::: OUlll SS '1AIS Of fltfNOll' fAMll'f .., SUVICU ohnson & son =========t:~===~ 1-te--==!~===; :=:::;:~;:;'l/ -"! & lrooctwey * 835-3171 * '75 LTD Country Squire Wagon. f\tll p'tlT., xlnt cond. 4!M·2667. 'GS Falcon, heater, radio, i.lnl cond. \'Cry cloun, ~50646917411n.1Jpm. 'i i Galaxy 2 dr \'·8 , auto. ate. 58M m1 S1,200or ofr. 548·50.1.S 'QI Ford Ltd wag f\tll power n1c·ond Cl.EAN. S8501ofr 645 1707 'ITT llta wgn Gd lransp, Nl'w buttery, nllernator. brakes. S3SO_ 6<\6·11040. i O Torino SQ. wgn, p /i.. p.tb. air, am/rm stereo, radials, rark, nrrcr. 5Jti.9!l:> 7. m Rancbero. Air. auto,. new t ires, A:\l /f'M, s 12001orr. 499 -2986, 4~ 1965 Ford 4 dr sedan. f(ood tran.'lp. S200 000.3024 aft 6PM 73 Calax1c, SOO, ;\I C, nl.'w lm!S & bl':lkcs. Sl850 or offer. 962·3482 •••................•..• '71 40,000 mt., new pn1nt & tires. auto . r. <"yl., I ownr. 833·800!1 an 5 . ..•......•............. Cla si;l1· '66 Mercury , powl•r <'verythmu. 43,000 or111. m1. Sl200/ofh>r. 497·1800 '7S Mercury Marquis Wogon /\uto. tran!I .. (a1..-tory air conditloninit. 1•ower stt>cnnu. power brakes. r ndlo. h l'atcr . 9 passenl!er. 15SIJNDIJ ). $4111 540-5630 2626 HMIOl.11.VO. 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SEPT. 2-5 CLOSED LABOR DAY · -OVER 200 BRAND MEW 197 6 MODB.S DIASTICALL Y PllCI SLAsta TO CLIAR llFOll 1977'1 AlllVI! · LOOK FOi OUI BIG DISCOUNTS POSTED OH EVERY CAR! .l , · D1~ntington Beach f'ountain V !i•!~Y :\ a··~·rnoon :'\. 1 ·. Slo<.-9'.s . t VOL. 69, NO. 246, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CAUFORNIA THURSDAY., S EPTEMBER 2, 1976 TEN CENTS :·:Mystery Deepens-on Missing Skipper :1 · I Ry ROB•:RT BARKER Sunday while It wns approaching know is that somebody talked to beautiful with just n slight ocean d I c East . a comp n n y injt her fathl'r j l onft•0 •"' "11•dtt1t the coast of Texas from New him at 4 n.m . Sunday at\d when roll." representative said in Stm Pedro. She i.aHI that t'npt. Soper had • S. Coast Guurd investigator:. Orleans crew members "ent to wake him Officials of the Waterman Capt. Soper resided In llunt ~en a lifl' ltln~ suitor und served said toda y they are completel.) "The investigation is still going up ut 6 a .m . they couldn't find Steamship Company confirmed ington Beach with his w1fl'. in the U.S. Navy du1ing World • lbnffled by the d1i.~1ppeurance of a on . but we are dl'Void or any ham " that Capt. Soper took command Kathleen. and two sons. Neal and Wur 11 . fHuntington Beach ml•r<·hant l'lues," Lt. Commander Stanley Investigators said lhat all 40 or the ship Thursday in New Glenn . • marine captain orr lht: l'Oai.t of Spurgeon said in Houstootodu\' cre'w members have been Orleans. Two daughters. Mrs. Pegi;:y A compan~· n•presentative '" j :f""'"" · "~ve-no evidt'nre-of fool question~ -and tMt-an-e'<ten:sh -ft wa-s-hi:s first :im-entwittr Smittnmd Mrs. Mant.YtrElhott. San Pedro said that Capt. SoJ)('r ....,,....,, .,..... was a real pr s1onal Capt. Neal W SoJlt'r. S..'i, or play or .suic1de or anything else," search of the area had proved the eompany. live ln Santa Ana us does another "rll liked und highly rt'garded b) 2 1 3 8 1' J\ u ~ "s t a C-i r c I e . Spurgeon added. furitless. The shtp was to pick up cargo son, Stephen. mystenously 'ums hed Crom tht> Commander kart Stansell said Offtclals said the day Capt. in Houston before heading (or its Mrs. Smith said today lhat she rus colleagues cargo ship S,S Nathaniel Grw.>n 1n San Pedro today that. ··a11 "e Soper disappeared "was \'Cry ultimate destination in the Mid· till all but given up hope of find-tStt \PTAL"l.Page A2> 3rd Suspect Sought • ID. Slaying ' ·'She Had 2 Others .Gun Too' ---Suspect Arrested ~~--"---ln-Ca~e 7 ' U' T0~1 BARJ.E\' 00 1 l~t O•llY l'•lol $1~11 Defend a nt Thomas ll:i rd1n I Hester told an Orange Countv '1 Superior Court JUr)' via tape re· cord mg Wednesday that he acted an self dcfensl' "hen hi' i,hot J anet Mae Metz to de ath m her Sunset Beach home lai.t NO\'. 8 ··she had a gun m her hand and I assumed he \\as gom~ to shoot me ... Hes ter told -.hen fr s offlceri. in an inter\'te" recorded alter hai. arrest in Tuci.on. Anz "So I shot her rma .. Ucster ,.29..-0( LonA Beach. was asked by his int crrn.~wers lo 11~uin confirm that he killed Mrs. :\tetz, 34, and explain cx~1rtly why her death was nccess::ary in view or the allegation that llcstl'r amt his ~anit were reull.v after h<'r com· panion. Ronald Cau\\els. 27 "I shot the c·h1ck." llci;tcr replied. ··1t wus a combmation of thing.sJikc..not w an1.m.g l.O geLs~ myselr. b<'llll: c;iughl up ill the circumstances and fe<.'ltng thut no \.\ltnrssesshould bt•ldt ·· The tape r£'cordmg appears to r<'fl£'cl a hesitation ut that pomt And then Hester's ,·mcc adds. ··and self prei.t•rvat1on maybe Hestt'r I). one of fi\'e men facing tnal on dual murder rnar1:cs filed after the ktlltngs of Cau"'cls and Mrs Metz It 1s alleged th:it they burst into the home at 16861 Bayv1e\\ Drh c. acrused Cnuwels of taking 174 pounds of marijuana at gunpoint from two gang member:. and then s hot Cauwels as the struggling victim was led to the bedroom. William Cra •ft T1hb1l.o;, 29. of Orange, 1s 1dent1fied as the· man who used a pistol to kill Cm1wels. Hester allegedly usl-d a Hnt1sh· mudeSten automatic nnetofir<' a , burst at Mrs. M clz l~ut nearly cut lhewoman 1n two. . • I . T1bb1ts and th re<> other men ra c ing the murder charges h;H'c b<.·t·n granted separate tnnb hy .Judgt• Robert P. Knl•elund. The tape recording or lll'ster·o; alleged ronfcss1on made as ht· was being flown back to Orangl' County. cloSt'd the pr~ cl'ut1on ·s cast• against the LonA Ocaeh man I Ii defeniu• 1i. srh<'dulro to ol)(•n toduy nnd attorney Roj(cr AAaJa· m an beh<'ve~ h<' will net•d :ihout two w('c•ki; to flrl' '<'nt. his i.1d<' of the case Month Fo r Pro b .. S POKA N E <API In vest1g;1tor.1 say 1l muy tuk<' mon• lhnn n month to learn why u liMht plant• c rus hed. klllin1t rive persons. lncludlnft Rcpublt<'tln conJ(ressionnl candidate Charles G. Kimball .. his wife• und infan~ Aon. Tracie Do1t'l1 That Coke Roxa nne M rDon::ild thirsts for Justtre Somebody stoic her Coca Cola Wednesday. and 11hl' mslsted that police find the culprit. She set the sort drink · down in a vacant omce. in the Newport Harbo r •Judicial District courthouse Wednesday morning. When s he re· turned three hours la ter. the soft drink was missing. The district atlorney'sof· fice secretarial supervisor Ciled a· formal complaint and officers filed a formal theft report -30 cents for I.be drink and 10 cenls for the 16-ounce bottle. . ,. Investigators said~a.y they are pursuing a lhfrd ~they believe was involved in the kidnaping and murder of Joann Seigman last week. Members of the investigative team from the Orange County and Los Angeles County Sheriffs ' departme nts announced they are looking for a third susJ)('cl after th ey arrested two Bellflower men Thursda~ af· ternoon. Willi am Paul Gullet and Ronald Lewis Ewing. both 27. "111 be arrainged t-'nday an Santa Ana Municipal Court on charges of murder and kidnap for ransom. Both men arc held without bail In Orungc County Jail. The arrest of the pair came us a surprise breakthrough In the case that investigators Silid lacked any substantial leads. Orange County Shertff'il Lt. 0.11, "' ... M•11 "-Sim Middlelon refused to com · Te11cl1es I' ou11gs1. ers ment today on the c1rcumstanccs that led to the arrests o( GulleU We lterwe ight boxing champ Carlos Palomino spars with and Ewing. Randy Aguirre. 7. during c linic al Oakview Center in "But I will say that it was ter· Huntington Beach. Palomino. 26. a Westm inste r resident rific police work on the part or and a recreation majo r at Ca) Stale Long Beach. h as our Orange County force and the been -<:onduclin g lh<> clinic every morning>i>i~ht~~~'W"1"e~e~kf-flft~sr---"-Loi.o~Ai.JA~8t.ie~ltti>ttll {;{mttt'.1'"5heriff'lt-of f th f . Id k ( h. ti d . H I flcers involved." he said. part o e IC wor . or IS co ege stu ies. e p ans to "We certainly want lhe details w-0rk with minority youths as a recreation leader when of this investigation lo become he hangs up his gloves. public but we don't want to jeopardize a continuing in· Early Sign Found For· Cancer Cases? vesligation and possible further arrests by releasing details at this point." he added. As deputies questioned the two men. mourners were gathering at th e Good Shephe r d Presbyterian Church in Los Alantitos where funeral services were conducted for the slain mother or three. • SAN FRANCJSCO,(AP> -Two s cientists s:I.¥ tbe>'#aYc inad- vertently found a subltance in the blood of cancer patients that could provide an early warnan~ system for lbe dread disease. Ors J .C. Morri~on 11nd E.T. nucO\'QZ or the University of Ten· nessee said Wednesday that tests of 4.200 persons showed the i.ystem was nearly 90 percent ar- curatc in identifying whether pu· laents had cancer They told a news ronfr~nce at the American Chemical Socaety'i. national meeting that if It proves itself In further studies, the blood test could in three years be part of routine yearly physical ex· aminallons . Numerous other blood t<'sts hav<' been devised by scientists In. the search for a foolproof way to dctcrt cancer at an curly stage. No t~t. yet devised has lx'en s uccessful enough to be widely adopted. Morrison strci1s ed that it is un· known how early in the dcvelnp· ment of a tumor a positive result will . how up in the test. but said animal studies arc under way to find out. lie also stressed the test is a Montebello Surfer Hurt A 16-year-old Monlebellow sur- fer suffered backJnJuries when he was struck by a surfboard at Huntington State Beach Wednes· day afternoon. John Valdei was treated by paramedics for injuries in the s mallohhe back. He was .taken to Pacifica HospitaJ and later tl'ansterred to a hospita l in Bellflower. Bellflower orricials said he was released today after being held overnight. Th~y declined to state the severity of hi11 tn.Juri& general one that may indicate cancer is present but will not tcU doctors where. ··This could be a test that would tell a doctor that he s hould run further tests on a patient, watch the pntlent closely.'' he said. Bucovaz said the t"o began their rcs (.'arc h looking at somethinJ{ quite different -the structure of yeast cells. In tryin~ to find a protein molecule in the cells. they mixed the yeast with human blood to sec ir the molecule they were lookin~ for would combine with u different protean In the blood. <See CANCER, Page A2> A spokesm an ror the family ex· plained that services were de- layed while the pastor. the Rev. Virgil Zirbel. returned from a lriP~ l\trs. Seigman was an cider of the church. The family spokesman said family and friends who attended the church services and the graveside services that followed al f'oresl Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress. were not aware that the arrests had been made. The two m en were arrested ul their s eparate homes on war· rants signed by Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard (See KIDNAP, Pagr A2> Wrong Den Bear Evicted· From Street Thin~s weren't so tranquil on Huntington Beach 's Tranquil Lane Wednesday night when neighbors noticed a new rcsi~ent on the block-a large, genuine brown beat. POLICE CONVERGED on t he s hort street just off Adams Avenue near Newland Street abou t 8:45 p.m ., contacting the wrestling bear's em ployer. freelance fair and festival entrepren eu r Michael "Mr. Mike" Page. Investigators said they told t he South Laguna promoter t h at even though his bear was securely caged in a tra iler, he-sbouJd find it a cave or some other lair than a public street. Police indicated-thewrestling bearis t rained, a.,. parenlly toothless and 99 _percent harm less but con · stitutes a t raffic hazard while bunking o n Tranquil Lane. NOT TO M ENTION the fact nei~hbors com · plained t heir quiet street suddenly belied its na m e with hordes or curio$-kids congregating around the mobile cage. Police gave Page24 hours to find a more secluded bear lair. ' - HELD IN SLAYING Rona ld Ewing FACING CHARGES Paul Gullett Fifth Fire Blackens Huntington Horne Baffled and angry arson de· teclives were probing the fifth fire in 'four months todav at Yi l10ml"'-or--:rtn~l1uilt1ngt.on &!:lch family who can offer no clues Lo why they are lhe targets of the so·cal led torch. Fire Inspector Gary Gloon said only a few hundred dollars' damage has r esulted so far at the Steve Athey home al 9081 Kapas Drive in southeast Huntington Beach. "They're 'harassment fires.' but we can come up with no re· ason for them . a lthough a pattern of frequency ts developing," he explained . Athey manages a Los Angeles auto agency. but his work has been ruled out as a motive. · "I can't see someone drivin~ all the way down here five limes just ror something like this and they've turd rm nl!lgl'ibOrhood rows . Their kids have had no fights." said Inspector Glenn. "The first fire was in mid· June. June 11 in fact, graduati'>n night a nd everybody sort f)f scratched it. off to teenage stuH that got out of hand." Inspector Glenn said. howe\•er. the series of small match-set fires at the Athey r esidence near the beach continued. llattles Loom On Tax Bill WASHINGTON CAP) Most major tights ar c still aticad as congressional tax conferees try to close a mone~ gup between House an~ Senate bills for the budget year starting Oct. t. The House·Senate negotiators agreed Wednesday to deny cer lain tax advantages to com· panies yielding to Arab demands that they boycotl Israel and not hire or do business with J ews. Valle y Boys Club Lauded by County Tl'le Fountain V11tley Boys Club received a commendation this week from the Orange County Probation Department for the organization's juvenile delinquent guidance program. Ellen Wilcox. probation of· ficlal, p resente d t he com· mendation for tlie program which ~s helped 20 juveniles since it was initiated last spr· in1. a Boys Club spokesman said. "They have all been minor fires. very small. and the loss has ool,v been-aJcw hu.n4rcd..doUar.s----........, for repi.ltnting, etc.,'' s aid fnsJ)('ctor C lcnn "But the family ii, really shook up and sooner or later if we don't get this guy he 1s gomg to hurt somebody." Cycle Crash Claims Life Of Guardman A young Coast Guardman. on leave from Terminal Island. was fatally tnJUrcd Wednesday af· ternoon when he Jost control of his motorcycle and was run over by a pickup truck In Fountain Valley. llighwny Patrol officials reported. Mark Nevill. 22. Cheyenne. Wyo.. died in Fountain Valley Community llospatal at 2: 16 p.m. Wednesday urter suffering multi· pie internal inJUrtcs in the acct· dent, officials said. The accident occurred on the northbound Orookhurst Street onramp to the San Diego Freeway when the victim went down and slid into the oncomin~ pickup's path. traffic invcsti· gators said. Orange.,...! C:na"t ~~ We athe r Another day of moderate to tugh te mperatures is due Friday. with coastal highs and lows remaining much like today's. INSIDE TODA~ Whot'i ii hkt lo model for a top /cuhion mogot1rw? See a·1. l•dex II ., IJ I • AU ll·J CM M-1 AIJ I I •• •• I ' , y .4 2 DAILY PILOT H /F T"ursd.Jy September 2. 1976 ,-----------------~----------,,~-~ .I lntor•atla• ,&bout ••• •I :, ., ·• ·• ... ' I L ' . Your Schools !I Coast Commurilty i ollege Dlatrt~ '. (CLIP ANO SAY~ FOR YOUR OISTfUCT) ABOUT T H E Dl~'TRICI': The <:oust Community Colleg(' 01strict is compriJJed of t hroe colleges · Orange Cousl College, Golden West College and the new college beyond the camplp. Coastline Com tnunit.y <A>llege Also. t~ District owns and operates PBStclevh;ion station KOCE·TV, Channel 50. . .. JOrangc Coast College is located at..2701 Fairview Road. ..r <,;osta Mesa, California. 92626. Colden West College is situat· ed al 15144 Golden West, Street. Huntington Beach, California. 92647. The broadcast facilities of KOCE-50 are based on the Gd\ den West Col legc cam pus. · :Politics On County Time Told No Slaying Leads Slashers of HB Girls Still Loose · By A RTff R R. \1Nst;L 0t .... o.u1,.kllSt41t Former Orange County aiS· No new le{lds wcr.-rt>pnrtcd to· sessor';s e mploye Henry Adams day In the knife.• murder of two told u Superior Court jury today 15·year·old H untinJ(ton Oe1tch that he dl$trlbuted campaign girls eight days ngo a!I in Uteratut'e during county time in vestigators continue..'<! combin~ May and June of 1912 when con· the downtown pier area. gressman Hmshaw was county Sheriff's Lt. fl'rank Oean said assessor. cert ain a dditiona l information Adams. now retired from his was gleaned by his two·rna:t duties in the r u ral surveying teams and Huntington Beach division or that office. testified as police detectives Wednesday. but PNer:\Oll or 9863 C'ornwuJI Ori\'c "'-'re th"• vktim:. Sheriff'~ depull('!I :ire hundlinit the double humit·tdt' that oc t'lirred Jllllt ucrosi; the boundary line on Boli;u C'hll'a Su1H• Beach from tht' city be<1ch tmd ii; thus within thdr jurii;dictil>n. Miss Ready un<t l\hss Peterson were murdered bc.'twt'cn 10 p.m . and midnight u week ago Tue$• day and found five to seven hour~ later. sprawled below the rocky bluffs by a s urf fisherman. a popul;11' ~pot wher<' youni; pco- "'"-' c·on51 re., at c. I nvcstlf:Uto1·:. S!lY thl'Y havl' tth:-iolute lv 110 mbliVt' ror th\' nrnl'd\•rs. 'i11 which N1ch 6(\rl wa!\ stabbed elght Qr nhw ti mes . Sp\.•CulaUon lnvolv<'S a po. slbh' aborted robbery t1tl\•m1>t ; " sc-x a1111nult thnt th~ ~iris triNI to flct'. or perhaps u SC'nselcss thrtll kill· mg. The administr ative offices ot Coastline Co,mmun1\y College are located at 10231 Slater Avenue, Fountain V<.illey _hli~ inau1rnr:al semeSier~Seglember .. CQMUine <'lass~~ the fifth of 80 rWitnesses t.o be was.not. greatly shmifl<'ant. r called by the pr~on that he worked for tlins haw under the "We're still just l~lking to a lot _on:Jers of a senior mem ber of the of people and doin.g i1 lot of .-r11--1-oil TMTst.o -pa~~nu .. n t.-pourulln.g_d..ow11 So far. meticulous searching or the area below Pacific Coast Highway just west of Golden W ... e.sl Street h as fil~ded no' further clues. or authOnllcs are keeping silent about them. Lieutenant Dean points out tha t any area which druw thousands or yo1111i:: people in· <'luding runaways from acro!ls the U.S. will also draw a sinister element of human SOCi<'ty. •---...-will be held in 1ln)' -of-115 "storefrontJ' sites spo.ttt-d throughout the District. Those locations are lis ted t"ward the back of the combination catalog-class schedule that has betlp mailed to each homeinthe District. The Coast Community College Distract adm1nistr~tive headquart ers address is 1370 Adams Avenue. Costa Mesa, California. 92626. NEEDMOREINFORMATlON'~ Richard V. Simon. District Di rector. Community Relations and Infor mation: 556·5609 J amesCamt!tt,OCC: 556-5725 Bruce Williams. Golden West: 892-7711 Richard Simon. Coastline CC: 556·5609 J ames Cooper: KOCE-TV: 897-0302 Coast Comm unity College District is governed~ a five rnan board or trustees. They are President Robert Hum phreys, representing Costa Mesa : Vice President William Kettler. Huntington Beach : Donald Hoff, Midway City/Garden Grdve: Worth Keene. Seal Beach : and George Rodda. J r .. Newport Beach. The board meets biweekly, Wed- nesdays. 8 p.m .. ln the board room at the District administrative offices. · The Coast Community College District covers the northwest county coastal communities of Newport Beach. ._ __ ,,___Coronadel Mar. Cosfa Mesa . S-an1a Anffielghls. ffontTngton Beach. Fountain Valley. Westminster. Seal Beach. Midway City. Sunset Bearh and the lower third of Garden Grove · <which was recently annexed in a trisection of that city to three different communjty college districts > -totaling a population in excessof600,000 t The tax raW? this year is .8023 cents per $100 assessed valuation. an increase of only one cent.over the previous year. The increase will maintain the current reserve level at eight percent. The budget is 564,635,556. There is no bonded indebtedness. WHAT IS TAUGH'(: Nearly 100,000 full and part-time day and evening students will avail themselves of more than· 6.000 classes and fields of study to be offered by the District during the 1976·77 fiscal year. There are 137 career courses taught at the Distnct'sthrcecollC'ges Anyone 18 years or rildcr may register tu.ition·free for :my purpose : per:.onal cnnchrnent. \'ocational traininsz for professiona l bettC'rment. recreation or rorc education for advanremcnt to four-~ear mstitutions Orange Coast Coll~gc. Golden West College and Coasrnne Community College offer <'ither certificates for evidence of s at1sfa<.'tory le\'els or proficiency in certain career prog rams and, or Assoc1t1tC' Ill Arts degrees for suc- cessful com pletion of full two-year programs. Catalogs, whk h a re fr*f&r «leiti;kin~. wtll d"line-at~requittments -, and procedures, t CQM~IUNITY--.SEfil1<;ES: ~11 thre~ ~olleg_es also o({er __ I \'ast numbers of community services. from almost weekly Jn. I tercollegiate athlC'tk evt·nt~ to the fullest spectrum of drama. : music, other crcali\'l' arts. Each college al:.o feat ures I f;1scinat1ng lect ure series e:H'h month Libraries and athletic Cac1ht1es arc available to District ~ i-~~,,----'r~e-siwd~e_n_ts~. ~~- Each college provides full service to veterans, handicapped students, student s in finanrial need and more. /\career center at each college helps to lorate jobs for stu- dents and students in need of jobs. Al OCC alone, the career renter handles an avera~e of 2.000 jobs per week. Beginning in Septem ber. lhj! Distnct will be featuring DISCOVER. a computer systedi,.designf'd to focus educational.programs lo the job needs offll<• commumt~. and lo help place students in those job ava1labilitie:. EDUCATIONAL TV: Th<' District 1s the nation·s leader in,..educat1on via television. This Call, Coastline Community College wiJI offer for college credit eight telecourses over KOCE-TV . .Ctrnnn~l 50. Th cour~c;es a""e. "'fhc.. Adams Chronicles,'' ··conte mporary California Issues," "Freehand Sketching." "Man and Environment," "As Man Behaves," "Real Estate and You." "A Time to Grow•· and "Foods for the Modem 1-'umily " Though offered through Coastline. telecourse credits will be transferable to OCC and G WC student transcripts. Not only does KOCF.-TV offer college level telecourses. but It also provrdl?s Orange County at lt1rge with quality. rulturally enrichmg programIT'-ing as well as community af. rairs coveraite. T he Daily Pilot TV Jogs will list the daily showings • ~----~-------------------------~ Israelis Massing BE I RUT (A P) --Mo slem leftists ore charging that lsr:it'l 1s ma~sing t roops and tanks on its northern border and hn!I mo\'NI into ont-southern Lebanon Chns· Lian village a rea. ORANQE COAST ti I DAILY PILOT tM Or*"'91 {ftl'\t O.Hv f.l'ilo04!. •1fn 'tltf\lr"I. '' tomb'Nf ,.._ Ntw\ Pt~\ i \ J'\j'tl4hNi\lb4l""f"" (~w ~f\ollfjit• ltdtttor\' t f t fN&tt\MO ~ndlt' ~ ',..,,.., fOf Co\t• Ml-\•, Ntvr,,_,,., f\f.t(_ft UUf'lll"Qlof\ &f•(ft,ftVhtAin \#•II••• ltV•N!, ~tNlf'i).h" V•h•• •M l llOVN 8e41tf\ ~f't (.u.tit I\ \tnGI• ,~4'Nt ll'OttlCM\ t\ pvt>tlWd ~h"~"'..,..., '\~ 0.'I' 1fllfP tt•t~l~1 p.vf'Mkl\H~, J>tflM f\ _. 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I• ~.W.ttOfioft ... t_.•W'f t.J n ,.._f\ WV -.~•M H-mef'ltM•·"""'....., ... hNhO• u .n..-11111. 1 • ' Man Booked In Abduction SJ\N LUIS OBISPO (AP> A 19-vear-olrl m :rn h:is been bookc.·d for' Investigation of klc1J\:tplng In tht> attem pted abduction of a 10 yc.•ar-old Sun Luis Obispo boy. Sun Luis Obispo police ar rest- 1•(1 Michael Pinnow of Long Meach Wednesday evening after he allegedly allemptcd to kidnllP the youth from near the boy's home. 'fhe youth. whose name is not being released al hlS parenLq' r e- quest. a pparently m anaged to escape after the abduct.or forced him into his car. Quiet Biuing Ope1u School DAYTON. Ohio CAP) -The first da y or court-ordered busing ope ne d quie tly here toda~. following a 24·hour prayer vig1J in city churches for a peaceful opening of school. There were no demonstrations or protests as the buses carried pupils to the schools. Eat<ly a ttendance figures were not availa ble. Some parents had said they m ight keep children out. of school today unUJ they saw whether there was any trouble when classes opened. ~~:~;. ~ 0. ce. \•~a.cu ry . there." he $aid of t,tle search c~o Adams said he turned in tered around the !JlWUC1pal p1C'r "There arc a lot of reol.1l:en.ks.'.- down t e e, he s:ild eu'rly in the an\'estigation. "The murde r weapon ~\·as a Buck knife and a lot of people down there carry them on thl' street.·· vacation slips aod over time area. • vout'hers for the time he devoted Candace Susan Ready of 19851 The dead girls Wl're last seen about 8:30 p.m. nt the. pier's b~sC' near the Fisherman Restaurant . to the "Hinshaw for Congress" Inverness Lane a nd Sheryl Sue campaign.· He said t hose slips were ap· proved by Hinsha w aide Garland f'rot" Page ,l I Redding. CAPTAIN "We were a ssigned a district . • • • Carter Attacked and we were given Republi<?an campaign literature," Adams tes tified. "We delivered the materials from door to door on several days in May and June." Witnesses w ho preceded Adams to the stand similarity tesfified that ·they were given campaign materials for dis· tri bu lion and were ordered to tack up Hinshaw signs under the orders of senior members of the assessor's staff. Defense q uestionJng or each witness. appearing 1Q...lhi£ .. J1'0int has produced the admission from a ll questioned that they were never directly ordered to do so by Hlnshaw. "We lost a very nice guy." he said. Investigators s aid the~· had cont~cted associates of Capt. Soper in efforts lo unravel. the mystery. · "We talked to a close friend who had dinner with Capt. Soper just three days before his de- -partute for New Orleans," Com- mander Stansell said. "The friend said that Capt. So~r was in good spirits.and that ~ every{fiing appeared to 6e fine." Stansell related. Over Abortion Book ,r By The Associated Press J immy Carter. under attack in some circles for his stand on abortion. wrote a foreword to a ..1972 book whose aut.hoFS say-the-y think every woman has a basic right t o decide to terminate pr egna n cy. Carter d id not advocate abortion. An aide to t he Democratic pre· sidential candidate said.. t.oda¥ abortion nod talks about what the authors call .. an epidemic of un· wanted b3 bi es in the United States." Tbe book indudcs case histories_ of fi ve women. includ in g two w h o under we n t abortions, one self ·induced and fatal. lht> other illegal. The Na t ional Cat hol 1<' Reg 1st er, in its Sunday. Sept. 5, as sue. indudes a front·pagest1lryon the book. sa ying that C[1rl\'r GREAT DEBATES "made a 'plt>a' four years ago for START SEPT. 23-A4 ••bortion ·servicl's' to hall 'un Hins haw. 53. is being tried on Rights Stripped charges of gr a nd theft. con- s piracy: e mbezzle ment a nd violation of the state election codes in connection with bis Ql· leged m astermfm:lfifg of county e mploye pa r t icipa tion in his that the foreword was not in-C'p1demicofunwantedbab1cs.'" Carter's foreword covers .1 consist ent with Carter's oft· page and a half. It is wntten in 1972 campaign . This is the Newport Beach Republican 's second Supe rior Court trial. He was sentenced to one to 14 years in state prison alter being convicted of bribery whiJe serving as county assessor and is free on ::i p pe al. Hinshaw.has pointed out to the Jury via his lawyer's opening s tate m e nt t h a t ass essor 's employes were pe r mitted to work on his campaign but were told before ha nd that any efforts they contributed must be on their own time11nd attheit'-own<10St.-- KIDNAP ... MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP>-In one of his first acts in office, Urug uay's new presi- dent, Aparicio Mendez, has stripped thousands of politicians of their right to vote, hold office or engage in political activity for 15 years. while vowing to move the nation toward de - repeat.ed stand against abortion general terms and talks about and did not indicate any change t he need for voluntary family in his views. The book, "Womerrln Need," planning services. Carter docs by J a mes Trussel J r. and Dr. not use the "epidemic" phrase. R o b e r t A . flatc h e r , w as The Democratic candidate. pu blished by the Macmillan who was governor or Gcorgiu during the period he wrote the Company. foreword. expressE>d conc('rn The book discusses the pro-. hlPm 'I "' «PX edu<.'ation. con-over "c<>er<'1ve" approaches to ______________ .t_r_a_ce""'p._t_i_on. s t eri Ii zation a nd _u_m_it_P<>_P_ul_a_t_io_n_g_r_o_w_'th_. ___ _ _HURRY! Beacom, char ging them each with fou r counts of kidnaplng and one-eount-of-ttluf'de.r,.-----· ENDS SEPT. 11. -1916----As Gulle tt, s hirtless a nd barefoot, was taken from the home be sha res with bis parents. hjs mother . Geneva. reportedly suffered a minor heart attack. She was treated at the scene by' Los Angeles County paramedics and is r eported resting com · fqrtably today. Both Gulle tt and Ewing are un- employed. Neithe r man resisted officers when they wer e ar · rested. They areaceused-of killing t.he Los Alam itos ho usewife after their plans to extract $8,000 from her husband's m al'ket safe mis· fired. Investigators theor ize that Mrs. Seigm a n, 43. was shot seven times imrnf!diately after her abductors sped from a phone • booth where the money was to have been left. De puties say they appare ntly became alarmed by a crowd of ca r adio enthusiasts who flocked to the location. at- t r act e d by poli ce radio. broadcasts. -~ T he d iscove r y of Mrs. Selgman's body in a field in the Corson a rea of Los An geles County brought to a tragic end the ordeal t hot began t wo d ays earlier when two masked men took Mrs. Seigman and her three children from their home at 3351 Cortese Drive. The four we re held hostage while J ohn Selgman. 50, was or· dert'd to go to his store on Anaheim Street in Long Beach and get the SS.000. Tbc ch ildre n wer e round , bound and gagged, later that day lna vani>arked nearthestore. I nv e s tiga t ors s ay Mrs. Seigman had been transferred to a car and driven away. The t hir d m an sought is believed to h::ive t>een the driver of that car . Fro• Page A 1 CANCER ••• By cha nce, Bucovaz saJd. the blood Lbey wer e using came from a cancer patient . and they found that a protein in the blood did latch onto the yeast protein. When they repealed their ex- peri m eo l with blood from a healthy person, he said. it didn't work -t he proteins did not com· btt1e. With 81 pertenl of the cancer patient s they tested later. t hey said . the combining OC:· curred; in 91 percent of the can- cer-lree. patients there was no combination. HOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. IT'S WORTH BIG SSS WHEN YOU TRADE UP TO AM RCA COLOR TRAK CONSOLE. We've teamed up with RCA to offer you this value-packed trading deal. Get BIG SSS for your old color 1V while enjoying all the advantages of RCA ColorTrak Console TV. 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NO. 246, 3 SECT1 0NS. 3• PAG ES 'l~oda~··s 'los ing '· , .. S •o~·ks I .. ·3rd Kidnap-slaying Suspect ER 2, 1976 TEN CE:TS I SougJit lmest1g11tor Sllld today th~')· are 1>ursuing a third man they believe was involved in tht> "ki<ln~mg ;ind mur<kr or Joann Se1gman last week __ __..lcm.t>cA oLih 1rn·e&tJgaffi'e- team from the Ornnge Col,lf\l) and LoS' Angeles County Sherufs' de portme nts a nnounced they are looking for a lturd suspect a ft e r th e\' a r r est e d two Bellflowe r m e n Thursday a f· lttrnoon Wilha m P a ul Gullet and Rona ld Le wis Ewing, both 27, will be arra1ngt'd Friday in Santa Ana ~"'1n1r1pal Court on rharges of mUl'd~nd clttdf\ll P ~ ronsom Both men are held without bait In Orange County Jail. The arrest or the pair came as a surpnse breakthrough in the case tha t investigators said lack\..'d ;rny ~ubst:int1ul lt>ads Orangt> County Shcnff~ LI Sim ~1 iddleton refused to ~om ment today on the c1rr um lance!> that led to the arrests of Gullell and.Ewing _ "But l will say that 1t was ter rifle police work· on the parl of our Or ange County force and the Los Angeles County Shenff's of ri cers involved ," he said. "We certainly want the details 'Politics Played OIJ Duty Ti1ne' • r11re11ts tt'i11 Traffic C11rhs For Deerfield Rl'SJl(lnd1ng to complaint." h) pa rPnts. lhl' lrvinl' Cit~ \oun<'il has af,!re€.'d to beef up trarfic con trots m Deerfield Comments from Dt.•erf1clrl pa rents followed a t roffic act•1 dent m which a 5-)ear-old Ix'>) was k1ll~d by a motonst '' l\1le th<' <'h tld was ridin~ a toy lticycll• in the strl'el. After listening to 1mrents and then to recommendations from staff members. councilmen de- cided to take-lhe following _acuons; Roouce the sp('ed limit on --Off.rf.i~d-A venue from 31). miles per hour to 25 mrh Install :1 tramc: s1~nal at Cul \'Cr D ri \ e a n'I l>cc:rf1 l'ld AH•nUl' Repaint crosswalks within 11w com munity. Hirf.' a crossinJ: guard "hen Deerfielci Elem enta r\' Sc:hool opens in O<·tober or November. Proh1b1t pa rking on Culver Ori\'e adjutent lo the enlrance to Deerfield to allow better ,·1s1on for motorists. lnstaJI four-way stop signs at De e r field and f'awn G l e n West.L.De.erspt.in~ and ,,also a t. Deerf ield and Doe T r ai l E as t/D ee r c r eek <afte r De~ 11 eompleted). ; Develop 11 safety bullet in to be d1str1buted to homeowners' associat ions rega rdin~ s afet ) tips fo r parents. rvi ne to--P o lliler Rubbish Standarm 'A n~w. c.1~y-'ll'dinance that would r egulate per mits and genera l standar ds for trash col· lect1on in I rvinc will <'ome bcrore the city council Sept. 28 for a .second reading. The ordinanct.'. 1r adopted, ~·ould me an tha t beginning J an. t: 1977. trash collection would bl· uniform throui::houl lr\'inc• a nd would be cont racted for by the l'I· t Y. n o t th e 1n ct iv1d u ::ll hOmt'Ow~r!t' associations. Th{' council thts wt>ck heard the ordfnancc al first rcudm~ without m ak ing any ch;:ingei. in ll. llowever, lhl' attorney ror Oewey's Rubbish Company the majo r trash collector now ope rnling in J r vlnc -com · plained that he httd not had eno11J:h tim<' to scrutinize the re· aulau ons. lie wa s told by lhl' council to m eet with'..clt.y staff members prior to Sept. 28 to iron out any differences . tr the ordinance is adoptl'd. all trash collectors would ha ve to ob· la in a r 1ty per mit and must follow standards sel by the cit) council. Fee schedules would have to be ~1pproved , by the council a nd modified only with the counc11'!> agreement after a public hearing 1s heh:I . In r esidential area~. trash would be picked up one day per week. between the hours or 7 a m . and 8 p.m . If the ordinance is appro\'ed. trash service rees would be col· lected by the city. but how res1 dents would be billed is i.lill un· decided. Staff me mbers arc look ing Into the possibility of havm A the fee tackl'd onto the waler bill Early Sign Found For C:ancer Cases? SAN FRANCISCO !APl ·rwo scientists say they have inad· vtrtently found a ~umtance in the blood of canrcr patients that could provide an early warning system for the dread djsease Ors. J C. Morrison and E .T. Bucovai of the.University or Ten· nessee said Wednesday that tests of 4.200 pers ons showed the system was nearly 90 percent ac· ' Tips Given On Schools A unlqur public senice is be· lng offered by the Daily Pilot for r eaders "ho h a \'C quest Ions about their scliools as back ·to · school t ime looms . A colum n l oade d with in· formation about the various dis· lricts appear~ on Page A2. today It tells vital d ata about the schools, lbe people who nm \hem and the people who govern tMm . .... _ ~ IP eurt\tl' in 1denhfylng whether pa lients had cancer. They told a news conference at the America n Che mical Society '!> nationa l m eeting that if it proves itself in further studies, the blood test could In three years be part of routine yearly physical ex- aminations . Nume rous other blood tes ts have been devised by scientists 1n the search for a foolproof way to detect cancer at an ea rly stage. No lest yet devised has bffo successCul enough to be wide ly adopted. Morrison stressed that it' is un· known how early in the develop· ment of a tumor a positive result will show up I n the lest. but said animal s tudies a re unde r way to find out. He also stTessed the test is a general one tha t may indicate cancer ls present but will not tcU doctors wher e. "This could be a t est that would tell a doctor that he should nm further t esll on a paUent. (See CANCE a, Pace A.%) Hinshaw Ex-aide Testifies Former Orange County a!'.· S<'ssor 's em ployc Henry Adams told a Super ior Couit Jury todav that he distributed campa1gl\ literature dunng county ll m<? 111 May a nd Junt> or 1972 when con gressm an llinshaw was county asse sor Adams. no" retirC'd from hi!> duties in the rural surveylni: di\·is1on or lhat office. testified as the fifth of 80 witnesses to be called by the prosecut.lon that he worked for Hinshaw under the orders or a senior membe'r'Oflhe asse!>s6r's Office. {RetaledSlory Page A3.> Adam s s a id he turned In 'acation s lips and O\'ert imc \'Ouchers for the time he devoted to the "Hinsh aw for Congress" t'ampaign. He said tho.;e slips were ap pro,·ed by lltnsha w rude Garland ·ttcddin . - "We were: assigned a district and we were given RepubLi can campa ig n literature." Adams testified . "We delivered the mater ials from door tn door on sever al da)s in May and June " Witn esses who preceded Ada ms to the stand similarily tcsfifi ed that they were given campa ign material!> for dis tnbullon a nd wNe ordered lo tack up Hinshuw signs under the order:-i or senior members of tht• assessor's st arr Defcn!>e questiomng of each witness appearing to this poml has produced t he admission from all quPst1oncrl that the) wt'rc never directly ordered to do :.o by Hinshaw. Hinsha". 53. 1s beinit tried on charJ:c~ of grand then. con s p1racy, l'm bczzl<.·ml'nt a nd "iolalion of I h<' state election l'odes in connc<'lton with ht!'. al· leRed mas termmd1nJ! of county l'mplo~ l' p;irt1c1p:.i1 1on 111 his l972ra mpa1.:n Thi!> 1s the Newport Beach Republi can ·~ !leconct Superior <See HINSHAW, Pall(t•AZ> Arn1s Smu~~ler? S/\N ntEGO CA P I .John Nunct Fernandt•t or L.a l'uente I" a<'cused by a ft>d t•ra l ,11rand Jury of l'On:sp1ring to l'xf)ort JO n rte!> and 400 rounds or ttmmumtion to Me'<ko An 1nd1ctnwnt :1~:11n!'<t him has b<'t>n r('turrwcl Track D UWTi That Coke Roxann e McDon a ld thirsts ror justice. Somebody s tole her Coca· Cola Wednesday. a nd she Insisted that police find the culprit. She set the soft drink down in a vacant office in the ~ewp o rt H arbo r Judi c i a l Dl s t r l c t cour t ho use Wedn esda y morning. When she re· turned three hours la ter. thesoftdnnk was missing. The distnct attorney's of· fice secretarial supervisor flied a formal com plaint and officers filed a formal theft report -30 cents for the Jlrink and 10 cent.s for the. ii-ounce bottle. or th•~ in\·estis:al1on to beC'ome public but "e don't w3nl to Jeopard ize ~l continuing in ,.c ligation a nd possible further arrests by releasing details at -this-point ~hf> ttd{icd As dep uties questioned the two men. mourners were gathering n t th e Goo d S h e ph e rd Presbyter i;:i n Church In Los Alamitos where funeral services were conducted for the slain ~ mother or th ree A !>pokcsmun for the family ex· plained th.at ser\'ln•s wen• de· laycd wh1le the pastor, th<' Rev. \'1rgil Zirbel. retumC'd from a p. Mrs. Setgman was un t-JJter' or the church. • The tam.it·~ spokesman said family a nd lfi4m ds who attended the chui;,s:h services a nd lh~ graves ide f'C rvices lhut followed at Forest La\\•n Memoria l Park. Bridgi1t9. tl1e C11lt•erf t'\ pre~i,. \H 'rl' not uwurl'th:ll \lw urrests hnd bel'n m:1dt.• The two men "cre ttrrc~l<'ll ul ·"1'1eir separate homes on "ar rants signed by OrJn,:w County Supen or Comt J ud}ro ftk lrard Beacom, char grng them ea t'h "ith four counts or kidnaping and one count or m u rder. As Gulle tt, s hirtl<'SS a nd barefoot, was takl'n from the CSee KIDNAP, PageA2) °"''• "''"' $1~11 ..... ,. T ll(' nl'w brid~c on H1dgcl,inc Hoad is ex· l><'Cl ed to be open to traffic by the m 1ddll' of this m onth Thl' bridge. J u s t off l 'ni\'er s it y, Oriv«.> near J ordan A\'enue. ts a n l r \'l nl~ Compa ny projC'rt costin g S380.000 T h a l includl'S the cost o f the on g inul bridge.>, \\'hic h r·ollap•wrl in i\pnl City officiab say thr~ will n 'q111 re ~· pn• opt•n inl! t e~t in "h1 e h t he~· will IMHJ 105.000 pounds nnto thl' hriclgl' to Sl'l' ho" it hokb UJ>. Forget It Solon: Comt ~ -De~ats LikeJ..,:--t= Bill Ewuli111r ---------· \VASRJNGTQi-q <A > -Here are a coup e of r -1ls S'L _:: words for t hose.• of you who have hopes of getting. a c Uf, rwrt ticke t for the de bates between President fo'ord a nd Jimmy Carte r : Forget it. (Related s tory , A4 J The Le a,ituc of Wom en Voters. wh ich 1s s ponsor · ing the debates. has not worked out det ails. suc h as how the <1 ud icn~t.hc.debat.es will be-cltoS1 - But. s a ys J im Karayn, the leag u e's deba te dirertor . the a udience will be invited and proba bly \\i ll be m <Jde up mostly of people conne cted with the leaglle. If a ny extr a tickets become ava ilable for any of the debates. t hey "obviously. will be in great d e m <Jnd. ··he s aid . adding that he doubts s uch a proble m will arise. Purchase of Irvine Packing House Eyed Su pporters of the F rancis Packing llouse purchase !>ay they will spend the nl'xl 90 days purswng wuys or buying the old buildin g f rom the I rvi n <: Company The city council voted Tuesday not to preser ve the 60-year·old building for community purposes because the cost would be pro· h1bit1ve, beginning at$244,040. However, the council also ap- proved a tract m ap where the packing house sits that leaves open an o p tion in c ase the structure is purchased The I rv1n<.' Company has of· frrcd to sell the buildlnA ror Sl38,000 and that offer must rt" main in effect for 90 days. Sharon S1rce llo. ont> of the Irvine residents trying to 11uve t he old buildin g, says that roughly 10 people are actively Sharks Ring Tipped Craft SANTA BARBARA (AP) - Four sea urchin divers spent a "cold and wicked" nJght perched atop their capsized boat in sh ark infested waters before they were rescued off Santa Barbara, the vessel's skipper said. Andy Wagenen said Wednes- day he and three other men had lo•ded the 2S·foot er~ with ~000 pounds o r sea urchins. When the boat capsized . the )' clung to It for 13 hours until the flshi,ng boat • Simlra spotted them. Coast Guard officials reported. the ca pelzed vessel was being circled by 6 to 8·foot sharks when they1an1vtd to~ow the boat two mild to port. purs uing a ve n ues that m ight lead to the building's purchase. "Some are looking into grants . others into getting the buildinit actually listed on the National Registry or Historical Sites. and several other m eans." said Mrs Sirce llo. She added that the 10 people i n vol ved a ctuall y represent num er ous other Irvine residents who a re anxious to pre· serve the building a nd use It a s a community center. T h e city's pla nninft co m · mission had originally ruled that the building s hould not be saved and approved th<' original tra ct map for Leadership Homes for re11idenllal development a t the Northwood s ite on Yule. i\venue. Leade rship ha d the oriJ{inul option to buy from the: Irvine Company. However. that decision was up· pealed to the cit y council by Mayor Dave Sills . After more than an hour or pubUc comment Tuesday. the council reaffirmed the planning commission's d<' cision. Irvine High Signups Set Construction is s till going on at Irvine High School, but school of· ficials have d esignated times ... rlday and Tuesday for new stu· dents to register a t the campus on .Walnut A.venue near Culver Drive. Ninth a nd lOlh grade students new to the district who wilJ be at- tending I rvine High beginning Sept. 13 m ay re giste r eithe r Tue$day, between lOand ll a.m .. or Friday, betwee n 2 and 3 p.m . On both days, regtstration ,.;n be in Bui Id Ing A. By P HILIP ROSMARIN 011~• o ••• , l'llot ~ .. ,, Some S4.3 m illion iJlcluded in a state coasta l la nd acquisition bi ll 6 purChase property in lhe""'ffi!n;i Point headlands and lo extend San Clem ente Stale Beach "isn't enough m oney to hardJy makl' a scratch." That's the opinion of un aidC' to State Sen. George Deukmajian or Long Beach, and apparently of the state Real Estate Services Division and a staff m em ber of the State Coast a I Commission. The appropriations bill cleared the legislature this week and ii; wailinA Go ve rnor Brown'!> signature. veto or partial veto. · I he money bill was attached to legisla tion crea ting u permanent coastal commission. In all , S31.27 million was a p proved. of wh1c·h Sl.4 7 m i ll i o n ,::Ol'S f or administr ative c:osts of th~eom· mission. About S23.5 miWon was pro· \'ided for buying coastal parceli; in seven counties. Critics of the measure, including Deukmejian and Newport Beach state Sen. Dennis Carpenter, charged thr ncq uls ition money was added to the bill to woo votes lo create a permanent coastal commission. Tony Cimarusli, a Dcukmejlun aide. s aid today the $4.3 millil)n allotted to the Orange County areas was a paltry xum com· par~d to whut woutct actually hav<' to be pa1ct for the: pr1m1• beach land. <Set> LANO, Pa1te A2) , We athe r Another day of moderate to high te mpc rotures Is due Friday. with coastnl highs a nd lows rcmrunJng much like todoy'A. I' INSIDE TODA ~ What'3 it like to m~l /or n top /oah1011 mnqazmr ., See H I . l•tlex Al Y-.k«.IU-.At ~ u-n II E,.... le"'IM<ll II -.,., Tr" IT L.M.le~ At ..,,., IS c;.tlftnM• At ~I 1'1tt"'l 16 0.Ulliff G••lt 0.-•" CM11IJ A IJ C-k • •• ...... ll·l C'nn_.. •• 9-t• c 1-J Dta ...... ll(ft Att Sleclt-l'llotJ ... , E-1-4 ..... M T .... l.i.o All ~-'-~1 IS TIMMen IS l'l-• l .... J Wtiltller A4 *'"<-., ........ ws •• ~·--" 112 DAILY l'tlLOT T"1urwav Seplembe< 2 1976 ,-----------------------------~~ .. .. IHf ortttallon ,tlJoed •.• Your Schools Saddleback Community College District (CUP AND SAVE FOR YOUR DISTRICT) ABOllT THE Dl~'TRJCT : The Saddleback Commumty Colleile D111trict servci. the resident!> of the Cap1 trano. Irvine. Laguna Beach, Saddleback Valle> and Tustin Unified School Districts . The main <0ampu..'l 1s on 200 aC'rc:. tn Mission Viejo. und classes are orfcrcd on rnorc than twenty satellite sites throughout thl' vai.t community colkge district, which cov t!r'! neurly 50 perccntaf Oran~t' County. t1 I Over 14.000 students are l'xpected lo register this fall al Saddleback a s the college enters a new. early semester calendar Saddle back ~as selected as one'of six community colleges in a ptlol program to test a n~ calendar, and this year Saddleback students w1Jl co.nchltte the fall semester prior to the Chr1 !>tmas break and finish the regular school year before the end of May. . • I Nearly 2.000 classes arc offe red to residents or South Orange County this fall. al mo tall of them carrymg college credit to Suddleback studentl>. You are eligible lo attend the college 1f you are a ht,:!h i.chool graduate. 1f you are t8years of age or older or 1f '.\ ou are a high SC'hool Junior or senior living wllhtn the comm unity college district. I ;I . , " ' ' I I There are no twtion fees for California residents of at least one year. On-campus students pay only a SS health services fee. and off-campus students pay no fee at all. BOA RDOF EDl:CATION -CURllENTCONCERNS: A Se\'ell·member Board of Trustees meets the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7:30p.m. in Room 2l2ofthe Library. Special meetings are caHed as necessary. and the public is invited to all board meetings. The district is divided into se\'en trustee areas, aod although balloting is at-large, t rustees reside within one of the specific areas to assure equal representation to all resi· dents orthe dist rict.1 The board currently is comt>rised ofNorrisa P. Brandt. president: frank H. Greinke. vice president: Lawrence W, Taylor, clerki and P.itrick J . Backus. Bob Bartholomew, Mrs. DonnaC Berry and Dr J ame~ W. !'tjarshalli members. Among the current concerns of the board are the com· pletion of permanent raciht1es on the main campus. the study of a possible second campus site in the Tustin-Irvine area. in· creased vocational education programs and the develop· ment of more programs to sen•e the academic. vocational. recreation a I and cultural needs oft he community. !'\EEO ~10REl~fOR:0.1ATl0~" Robert A. Lombardi, Su~rintendent 831·9700 or 495·4950. Ext 230 Dan ArmslronA. commlUltty tnformation Ext. 263 WllAT IS TAt;Glrr: The college offers two-year As soc1ate in Arts Dl'gree undone ~ear cert1f1cate programs 1n numerous ;icalil•m1c and \OCal1onal areas Lower d1v1s1on "ork leading to" ard' transfer to a four-year college or un I 1vt'rsity .tili:~ ts offcn:c1 Still olhl'r !.ludcnts need only one or I l\\O Sl"IC'd 1•n t las::.1•i. to me<'l an edurat1onal. occupational or I µersonal obJed" l' I Coursci. :.tr<' off<'rcc1 in traditional day and evcntni:t hours I and also tn \\ i:'l'kcnd. onl'-day and l<'lcv1s1on formats. I Counseling lien 1tei. are offrred to ull students lo assist • '-Self Defense' Clai01ed By TOM 8AllU:Y °' '"• °"''' ~ ... S..tt Defendant Thomas Hardan Hester told an Orange County Superior Court jury \•ia lope re· cording Wednesd~1y that he acted In selr defense when he shot Janet Mae Metz to death ln her Sunset Beach home Inst Nov. 8. "She had a gun in her hand and 1 assumed s he was going to shoot me." Hester told sherirfsofficers an an inter"lew recorded 3fler his arrest in Tucson. Ariz. "So I shot her first." Hester. 29. or Long Beach. was· asked by his interviewers to again confirm that he kilk>d Mrs. Metz. 34, and explain ex:ictly why her · death was necessary in view of the a llegation that Hester and his aana "ere really after her com· pan ion. Ronald Cauwels, 27. Faf l'•s in i lie 11 i r "I s hot the chick," Hester replied. "It was a combination or things like not wanting to get shot myself, being caught up in the circumstances and feeling that no witnesses s hould be tert ·' As the dog d:i.'s of summer give way to autumn, this rustic scene in S~n Juan Capistrano aptly heralds the season. Some may think of pumpkin pies but when school gets under "LI~. youngsters at nearby D<>I Obispo Elemenl ary S<:hool and Marco Forster Junior High likelv will be reminded that Jf allowl•en 1s Oct. :n. There s hould be some l!r"and pck-o'·lantern:; from tht · raw nrntl·nal The tape recording appears to reflect a hesitation at that point. And then Hester 's voice adds. "and "self preservation maybt? Caltrack Cars Roll Hester is one of five men facing trial on dual murder charges filed after the killings of cauwels and Mrs. Metz. Into Capo Station ~Js .. .alleg ed.. that they burst into.-_ the home al 16861 Bayview Drive, A new Caltrat·k lratn, a Joint accused Cauwels or taking 174 e ffort of Amtrak and the pounds or marijuana at gWlpoint Ca Ii forn i a 0 e pa rtm rn t o f from two gang members and then Transport:ition madt> lb first shot Cauwets as the struggling local stop Wedne!>dU} at 5:21 ''ictim was led to the bedroom. p.m. in San Juan Capiiitrano William Craig Tibbits, 29, of Orange, Is Identified as the man· wbo used a pistol to klll Cauwels. Hester allegedly used a British· made Sten automatic rifle to fire a burst at Mrs. Metz that nearly cut the woman in two. Tibbits and three other men fac· ing the murder charges have been granted separate trials by Judge Robert P. Kneeland. F ro"' Paflt-,t I KIDNAP ... Nearly 200 peoplr galh<'red on the San Juan platform \\'ednes· day, some t o participate tn welcoming ceremonies. others to take the tram south to Oceanside or San Diego. San Juan Mayor Douglas Nash greeted state and loc:il orricinb and media r epresent:it1ves :.i board the trarn. State SC'n James M1lb, ~ 0 -San Diego> who "as r esponsible for legislut1on helping to reduce the tram 's operating cost, was among thosl' on board. The new schedule will altO\\ local res idents to take lhe tram from San Juan to Los Angeles at s ·20 or 9:40 a .m . and return to town at 5:21 p.m . San Clemente city councilmen approved a letter of protest Wed nesday, asking Amtrak to have the newly scheduled tram stop in San Clemente. Fo1 t?l Data ·Fouls Feds WASHINGTON \AP> · The Agric•ullun• 0 ('par""I-· -i1----1 ment says a re1>0rt due lo· day on poultry s laught<'r "ill be dclay<'d until nc>.t week bc<'nuse of a com puter's indigestion In a brief nolic(' to ,.., porters Wl'dne:-.dar. u de·· partment off1c1al :.:ud the delay \\ U!-t nl'<'l.'Ssa ry becausl' the ·l·ompuler ate all the chickt-n figures and will s pit out onl ~ feather!! \\'\• "'111 let )Ou know which d:l\' next wc\•k the report will IJ(• 1ss11cd as l> oo n a s " C' f I n d o u t oursrlves." I them in atta1nmi: lh<'tr fX'rsonul i:ou ls. but the final program I dt>rtsion JI" ayi. re~Li." 1th the l>ludcnt I home he shares with hi s parents. I CAREER ANO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION : Students his mother, Geneva. reportedly I r.in ..:1rn J CNt tfu·:ite and or Associate 1n Arts Degree in 5!1 l>uffcred a minor heart attack. ----l-dtUerenl VQcat1on'*I pro,m un1' •l.-Saddleback College_ She \l.'a.5 treated Ql tho-see~ bY- 1 \'ocat lonal education 1s the fo::.tcst growing area of Saa. Los Angeles County paramedics I dll'ln1r k ·l> n1rrtl'ulum. '"th new programs constantly being and is reported resting com· I den•lopcd fortably today. I Saddleb.1c k al-.o partu.•1palt'i. 1n the Comprehens1H Both Gullett and Ewing are un· I Employment Tra111tn~ Act <C E T A >.offering a secretarial employed. Neither man resisted HURRY!../ ENDS I l>C1ence pro~ram dl·Mgnl.'d to hl.'lp ~ts find 1mrn diate _ officers when they were ar· ----, --l\mptoymt'nt ----1-i'ire~s~if.-------------111--.. SEl!T.J l . ___ _ 1976 They are accused of killing the FOOD SER\'ICf'.S: Saddleback's cafeteria 1s open dur· Los Alamitos housewife after mg day and evening hours and 1i. l>Upplemented by vendjng their plans to extract $8,000 from machtnl'!'t and cater1ni:trucksen tt·es h<'r husband's market safe mis· TRANSPORTATIO~: Suddlt•back 1s a stopping point tor the Orange County TranMl District, which recently added two more Imes to hclµ serve nderi. to the college. Bus l>chcdulcs are a\ uilableon cumpu~ NEW IN TllF. r>ISTRICT':' HERE'S HOW TO E!'IROLL: Saddleback is still a('cepting applications for the fnll semester. The last day to enroll in fall classes is St'pl. 17. but college offi cials urge uny one interested in reg1stenng to con· tact the colleAc as soon tts pchstblt· '------------------------------~ fired. Investigators theorize that · Mrs. Seigman. 43. was shot seven times immediately after her abductors sped from a phone booth where the money was to have been left. Deputies say they apparently became alarmed by a crowd of CO rndio enthusiasts who flocked to the location, al· lracled by pol ice radio broadcasts. f 'rotn Paflt-,11 Frtnn Pagr ''I HINS H AW. • • Court trial 111• "·'" '-l'nlt•11ced to one to 14 ) <'::trs m "'tut <' pn:;on ,1ft('r be ing ('nn,•1rtec1 of bnt>C'ry while :IC'f\ tnit "" l'Ounl\• assr'lsor .ind I!'! tr1'1'on :lprcal I hn!>h.J\\ h.1s potnt<'t1 out to tht• 111ry ''"' ht'i l:rn yf•1 '-. Opt•ntnfo? '-tut rmt•nt that 1t !'t11e~s or ''l 1·mploye\ "<'r<' perm11tc<l to work on h1oi C'ampn1.:n but wcrr tole! before ht1nd that nny <'ffort:< they rontnbuted must~ on thl'ir o"n tim<' 11nc1 nt their own <'OSI ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,., ,,.,.,. .. ( 1,oll I llff+I• I'•"' •1ll'\•"-1tP°!I If• bt,...d tt .. N•-.'i l't•t\ r'tl,.1 />t"f1t , I~(>,_.,, (o.t\I Pv~ll\hl~t •m It""" \fP1M",.et"d•h1n ••• flo\~11'-"• d ~,.rttj~f ff'!~ •1()"'1 f f.0.-'I' h•• f II t.4 fll,..-~••Mffl!••f"' H 'trtl• ... 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H IO •t (e\16 -U ""---.C•ltll-.., .......... ,,,,, -.......... ~ .... t)MOf\{~ff. lfttht ... yGKf~~ UH"*"'"'· ''-COAST LAND FUND. • • The bill appropnutes SS00.000 to buy 7.2 acres southwest or San Clemcnll' Stale Beach. d1rcctlv abutt1n~ the ocean. and S3 9 mtlhon for purchas(' or the 111 9 acres of Dana Poant headlands. Accordmg to Reul Es tate Oms1on fi gures. the Dana Point land would sell for Sl0.67 million. 2.7times as much osthe amount. Although Coastal Commission appraisals oC the same land list the fair market value as de· termined by the county assessor. at $2 million. staff member Greit \'an Orman said today the open market. pric<' actually would be~ as a rule. rour to five times higher than thut. Van Orman said the county as· SC'S!'mrnt srldom rrOccts current sales prices /\lso, the .1sscs~or's appruisnJ t$ b:i ~ed on th(• land 's un- developed value. C1marust1 said the Real Estate Services Division 's esUmate:i are based on the highest and best, or developed, use of the land. The Coastal Cornmiuion did not assess the value of the pro· posed San Clemente SUte Beach extension, which will be used as a camping site for 100 people, because the property was nol on the commission ·s list of oarcels that ought to be acquired. Cimarusti said · 12 of the 16 parcels included in the bill were not on the commission's buy list, He charged that points to the political nature of some or the proposed acq uislllon11 rather than the real desirability of buY· ing the land. The bill also provides $6.3 million for con s truction or ,hc)swls-theap tourist IOOJ(ints- along the coast. some of which may be but It on the Orange Coast. Sites would he determined lat<'r f 'rottt Page A I CANCER •.. watch the patient closely," he said. Bucova7. snid the two began their research lookin g at something quite different -U1e structure of ycal\t cells. In trying to find a protein molecule In the cells. they mixed the yeast with human blood to sec if the molecule they were looking for would combine with a different protein in the blood. By chance. Bucovaz said. the blood they were using came from a cancer patient, and they found that a protein in the blood did latch onto the yeast protein. When they repeated their ex·· perlment with blood from a healthy person. he said, It didn't work -the p roteins did not com· bine. With 87 percent of the cancer patients they tested later. t hey said, the comblnlnc oc· curred: in 91 percent ol the can· cer.free patients there wu no t combination. Cadets Bargaining WASHINGTON (AP) - Lawyers for West Point cadeb accused in the academy cheat· Ing scandal are offering to give authorities eyiden ce or widelpread h o n or cod e ~iOIQtlqns ll the ,\rmy l>"\)miaea that cadets Involved will not be subject to automatic expulsion. ' HOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. 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I 1111I111·to r 11 Murrn11ti•·' ,., .. ,Our P1•r\01111I 0111• \•"fir f.u11rn11t•••• Ou I 1·1•r11 Produc·r Mt• '••II: 275 East 17th St. n. ........ ,, ......... . , ........ , ......... .. Costa Mesa Thur1f:lay' lo in1e Price NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS • Thufldov. Septembet 2 1976 I /N OAILYPILOt Doe• A11go11e K11ow? Question: Who I Owns the Store? By MILTON MOSKOWITl Who owns American bualnesa? That question s~ms tncreasin1ly difhcult to uMw-=r. even by the top officer~ of a ~orporntaon. When Rowlciah Warner, cbatrman of Mobil 011, wai. ui.ked a\ this year's annual meeting to ldenUfy the laracst !ltockholders in th<' company. he ha<l to admit tae coutdn 't do 1t. O n e rcuson owner!lhlp has become u ahadowy affair Is that tnrae chunks of stock :ire now ht>ld by s uch tn· stUutlons as msuraoce Money Tree 'compante!'l. pension -fund!!, bttnk trust dC'partmcnts and In- vestment companies \\'ho, for examplt>, Is the re-al O\\ nrr of the I 6 million ~bares of Citicorp stock h~I In the portfolio of the Continental Corp.? Those sha cs, \\Orth more than S50 million. were accumul:ltcd wit premium dollars r«elved from policyholders in more an a doten insurance com- parues owned by Colltmental. Among these companies arc Continental Insuran~. Buckeye Unton Insurance, Eqwta· ble Fire I nsurance, Kansas City F ire and Marine Insurance. National-Den Frunklin Life Insurance and Boston Old Colony Insurance AT THE END OF last year one 01 lh<' largest bioclcs of R.H. Macy stock was to be found ut the trusl department of the Bank of Amenca. which held 435.000 shares. That block represented 4.5 percent of ult the outstanding shares of the department store operator. . ·i • f Who is the real owner or those Macy shares, the Bank or America or the clients who have entrusted lheir funds to the bank's trust dcpartmt>nl '> The.National Cow1c1I of Chun•hcs <NCC), which half • been pressing corporations on various socrnl 1ssucs, went to : great pains recently to determine tho major :.tockholders in Gulf & Western <G&W), an ambidextrous conglomernt.t? with arms '*-motion pictures <Paramount>.-t-obaeeo ·l <Consolidated Cigar), apparel <Kays er-Roth), 21"l' (New .; Jersey Zmc), sugar (South Puerto Rico Sugar). hnance (Associates In vestment> and a s lew of other industne:s. NCC. THE HOLDER o•· 100 shares of G&W common. exercised a little-knoY.1l shareholder's rt!!ht lo ini.pect the company's hst of stockholders. There they saw who owned "hat. However, armed even with Lhls Information, the church group had a tough lime getting a clear picture of the control pattern _ A m ajor difficulty as localing the voting power. Nearly 7 percent of the G&W ~hares wue traced to the notion's larJ?est stockbroker. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, 1-·enner & Smith. Two large New York Caty banks -Bankers Trusl and Manufacturers Hanover Trust -each held more thnn 3 percent. But the NCC could not ftnd out who \ oted those shares. :: ~ The NCC did find out that the 15 lar&1'1'l voters of G&W ... stock held 31 7 percent of the shares The five top holders 111 .;.: this group: ;;: l -CHARLES G. BLUllDORN. the founder and:-: chairman or G& w Ile controls 6 7 percent oflhe votes. :::: 2 -Dreyfus Fund. one of our luri:iost mutual funds. tt::: had n block a mounting to 4 6 percent of the loto I. ·.:: 3 -Amen can Financial Corp . whose six 1nsurnnce· -:. subsidiaries held 3.8 percent of the G& W stock. • 4 -The Windsor Fund. a mutual fund, wllh 2.6 percent • or the stock. 4 s -CHESTER IL ROTH, whose 2.3 percent slice came from has sale of Kayser Roth stock to Gulf & Western. So. even "1th these details. It's nol an easy matter to say who owns Gulf & Western. The Dreyfus Fund and the Windsor Pund are two or the major stockholders. But mutual funds turn over lhetr portfohos rapidly. By this lime ey,ma.)'.nOUlold...a.ny..G&.W $lodw-----• Selling Pressures Cool Off Market NEW YORK (AP) -Stoc~prices bounced around er- ratically today. running mto ome selhng after a four· season rally. Trading was fairly ct Ive. The Dow Jones average of 30 stocks lost 1.16 points to 984.79. Doae.Jone•A l.'erage• OOW JONES AVlllAOES ~w Yo•k(llPI Flndl Dow Jonttaverd9'JS STOCll' ,., llld tl'l°'r." 9'1~11i11 ~~':' ~~-~ '° Tr11 ,,, 01 n1 u 111 es n• ,,_ o" lS Ull '3 U t• SS •l 11 tJ S' + 0 16 61 Siie llO OI JI I ~ lOI '7 308 /~ 0 3l !Mli\ l,fl0.100 Tt1" )lt,SOO Utds 311.JOO H SI It • , ,04,olOO lip• and Doaen• .-,tock• 111 The Spotlight New York Sale• ,,.,. sw·• '~'"""•llot•• ....... 11 m ,m P••••OJ\d#Y • .. .... • ••.~PIO w .... •O'> • • • 11110.000 ""'"I"• I•..... .. .. • , I\ ~JO 00() vor •oo • .. . .. .......... 11 '°' 4IO :;"·r~:~!t:~.: .... ::"::.:: j,~~~m I /\IOd•lt , .. , .... , , I l\1:1.1)1/fl t~lf IOdlttt ••••• , , , • "• •, t,l•I, t!rt,•)b M'laac Stack• Did NI W YOllK IAlll Ptr• r~v 'tt /It • m n '"' ~ •• 8 10 I WllAT AMCI( 010 HI W Y0111( IAPI .'i ...... ,. PrN roo.., ""! ,,, . Ci \ ., ,,, . , >• " \-. I t.'l' COSTA MESA STORE ONLY . 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~· . 4 Big Days of Savings-Thurs. thru Sun. Sept. 2.3.4.5_· • • • . Z·BRICK .. 30BRICKS COVERS UP TO 6 S(f).FEET s322 . ' PRlllLES TwlNPAK 90Z. UMBROLLER STROLLER s15aa HEATH BARS 1 oz. (Cool NOUCJaf J K-MART BAG DIAPERS DRIPLESS LATEX CEILING PAINT 4u HOUSE PLANTS 3 OZ. PACKAGE MAKES ONE QUART 12c STORAGE CHESTS 99c "THE HOT FOOT" WOOD SKATEBOARD $6"' . 60CT. FOCAL SEHSOR LED POCKET CAMERA OUTFIT INCLUDES CAMlltA, FILM AMI> Fl.UH CUllS s16aa MR. BUBBLE 3/SIOO ·-cROCKETY KEllLE ONE GALLON "IN OUR GRILL" ''DELUXE CHEESE BURGER PLATE'~ _99c GIRLS STRETCH KNEE-HI'S ~~ 21s1oo CHOPPED HAM SANDWICH 4/$100 . ELECIRIC ALARM CLOCKS sr • : MENS CORDUROY FLARES c~C:~ $66' FLATlonOM LUNCH BAGS 100 ........ WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM 77! 'n WASH 97c THE GREEN MACHINE STICK SHIFT. LOW SLUNG FOR ST AllLITY V2'' PVC PIPE Schtcl. A I OFt.~ 29 c ~; L ........ C:ISTA MESA STORE OILY 2200 HARBOR BLVD • I .. I - Laguna/South Coast . \rt t•r11uo11 ~. \'. Sto(•ks EDITIO N VOL. 69, NO. 246. 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES TEN CENTS ~aguna Park Dog Ban Off; Cats Next? j Laguna Beach's dogs got their The sandy portion oC the bea~h dogs in the sand persons to nbundon or harm cats. from turn injt unowned and un· muinin~ on ,Ut<'ir propN'tv by j ta ln Beach V:1rk 11r1v1legcs is till oH·limits to dogs. evtn Jf Dis pensing with dogs, t ht-f\ misdemeanor ranfos a max· wantt>d cats into a shelter or to a nonhnrmful m<.'nns. Th<'Y t'O\lld ack Wedncsda ·. but thc City leashed. between 9 a.m~ and 6 rounr il took up cats 1mum penalt~· or $500 Cine. six veterinarian for humant• killing catch tbe rat and turn 1t ov<.'r Ill ounci l 1s n o.w constderin.: p.m . during the June to Sep· Philip M ay. chairman 6C the months in jail o r both. -without the permission of u city un animal ser\'H'l'S orfker. or fllt• 'estraints .on cats und tbe1r temberdates. pet respons ibility committee. The p oll c i es wou Id also animal services oHicl?r. suit agamst the <.'at's owner. if ht• owners Opponents of the pnrk ban said presented the council with a esta blish who .. owns" a cat. who The policies would provide that 1s kno\\n. The council ktllf.1.d <1 propost'<I there ought to be no difficulty package or pohcaes designed to has "guardianship" or a cat and ar a cat is red a nd sheltered by a If a mother c:.IL mo"es a lttkr l,aw banning dogs from Main enrorcing the beach bah becaus<' protect .both ·cats. their owners ~t up a prO<'cdure whereby resi· resident for 30 da~~ the cat •s onto the propert) of u resident fleach Park during the day from dog owners who enjoyed qwet and residents who may be sub· dents could rid therruelves of then owned by the resident. who doesn't w~1nt thl' cat or kit J une 15 to Sept ts. The action up-walks in the park \\ith their pets ject to disturbanre by felines. cats who adopted themseh•es to Residents who are involunta n · tens. he can discourage them plies onl y to the ~rassy and were unhkely to be the same as The pohcies s uggest it be made an unwiJUng human ly adopted by a cat could only throuqh nonharmCul means. board"alkport1on!>oflhepark those who would play with their a misdemeano r offense for Residents would be proh1b1ted discourage the animal from rl' <Stt OOGS, Pagt".U) S. Coast Land Fund 'Too Little' -r--. ., t'.\'eiv Negot iat io11s Negative Opinions Voiced Cable Cutoff -: Threat Ends By ANNE COOPER Ol t~• O•llY PHo4 S4.o!I San C lemente 1c le\151on \\·at<.'hers got a break Wednesday when San Clemente Cable\'IMon backed off a threat to pull the plug al midnight F'r1day 1( thP company had not come to an agreement with t ht' city The cable T\' franchise to operate in San Cl<'mente ''a~ ex tend<'d l!'i da)s to allow <.'It~ 'ltarr and council ml'mht.·~ to ml'l'l with compan~ off1<.'i,;.1b Wednl':O. day. Times Mirror Communications Compa ny , which opcrare ·the ca · ble franchis e S<'rving 54 pcr;cl'nl of the city's homes. is propos rng a rate hak e from S5.SO u month to S7.50 a month. In addition. T M has ask<'d for a IS·yenr contract and furt her automatic-rate inrrceases based Track Dou;n That Roxa nne M cDon ald thirsts for j USllCl'. Somebody stolC' h<'rCoca· Coln Wednesday. and she insisted that pohce rind the culpnt. She set (he soft drink down in a vacant om ce in the Newpo.r t H a rbor • .iudi ci;j l Di s tr ic t courthouse We dnesday morning. \Yhen she re· turned three hours latl1r. the soft drink was missing. T h<' dis trir t uttorney's of- fice secreta rial supervisor filed a formal complaint and officers Cilcd a formal theft r eport -30 cents ror the drink and to crnts for the 16-ounre bottle. Tips Given On S chools A unique public St'rvirC' 1-< b\• • ing offered by the Daily Pilot ror ' readers w ho h a\ l' qu<':1t1on:< about lhl•ir s<'hool11 as buck to school time looms. i\ tolumn loudcd with "'" rormntion about lh<' various ths tricts appNtrs nn P111-tl' J\2 lt.xluy. 1t tells vita l data nbout ttw schools. the people who run thtm 1111d the J.>cople who govern them Or:~:~:s• We athe r Another day of moderate to high te mperatures is due Friday, with coastal highs and lows remaining much like today·s 1 I NSIDE T ODA V What's ti hke to model for a top fashion maga.wW!" Set 8 I. 91 ., SJ .. AU aw CM .. ,, AU It .u .... on rises in the cost or living as de· termined by the Consumer Price Index. Richard Young. an execull\'e representing the cablev1sion firm. told Cit~· Counril Wednes· day he is dissatisfied with pro· gress made in prev10\JS' study sessions with the cit\' lie said ,, term s of agreement are not reached in next Wed· nesda\''s session . TM will termmatc ser\'ice Sept. 16 "\\'c have to protect our in· vestors. ·· he said. ··w e wi ll salvage what we can of our plant rind pull out our equipment." Terms or the franchise allow the firm 30 days upon expiration of the agreem ent to remove their equipment. Anything left in the city after 30 days becomes city property. __ Councilman Thomas O'Keefc took lssue-witb the cable TV firm over wtrethe r it p1ovldes ••th~ best service in Orange County ... as the company has claimed Q'Keefe said he has disco~ered Fall's i11 the A ir · As the dog d ays or-summ-ei' gt e way to autumn. this rustic scene .in San Juan. Capistrano aptly heralds the season. Some may think of pumpkin pies but when school gets under way. youngsters a.t n~arby Del Obispo Element:n-. clmOI and Marco Forster Junior High likely will 1>e reminded thal Halloween is Oct. 31. There should be some grand jack·o'-lanterns from this r aw material. By PHii.iP ROSMARIN 0t t"'• D•Uy P1Mit M••• Some $4.3 m1lhon included ln a state coastal la nd acqws1t1on bill to purcha:-.l' p ro1wny 1n the Dana Point. headland:. ond to <'Xtcnd San Clementl' Stak Ht•ach "isn't t'nouJ:h mone~ 10 hardl~ makt· :1 scratch " That ':. tht• Oll 1t11on of an a1dc In State Sen Gl•orsie O<.'ukma1aan I)( Long Beach . .and apparently of th<' state llcul EMatt• Sc.>n·1rc~ 01 vislon und a i.t:.ifr member of lhe state Coas tal C'ommbs1on. The appropnullons bill cleared thC' lt"gaslnture this WC'Ck and 11"1 wailing Gov Brown':. :.1.:naturc. \'Clo or pa rtial veto. The money bill wus uttached to lcgislalion creating a pcrmunmt coastal comm1ss1on. In all , S3U!7 million was ap1>rov(.'<1, of whkh SJ.47 milli o n goes f o r ndminislJ:ali\'e cost..s of the com-· mission. About 523.5 m illion wa pro- ~her communities in the coun ty .which receive more c hannels -~~:· .. ~:·::Q.:~~:::.:::. _c_a_l,...._l_C __ e_r __ w_arning Found?. term a,plied to quality rather than qua_ntity . He s aid s u b· scriber\'~ant repairs mad<.' quickly anaefficiently, whether they had a few obannels or many .. • .. ,vided for buying coastal parct>I:. m seven counties. Critics or the measure. including Deukme11an and Newport Beach state Sen Dennis Carpenter, charged lht' -acquis1hon money was :Rfded t<r the bill to woo votes to create a permanent coastal commission Tony C1mar u:.t1. a 0 ukmeJian aide, said today the S4.3 mllhon allotted to the Orungr County <See LAND. Pal(e t\2) Scie ntists Cite Substance in Blood So Car t he Federal Com· munl~at:ons Commis sion has not approved addHionu.l channels for •• San Clemente. Young sal~'H more cha nnels are approve . he said. s ubscribers will pay ore ror the additional service Attempts to raise cable TV rates in 1973 and 1974 were foug ht successfully by City Council. whirh won a court battle preve nt· ing the ra te hikes O'Keefe said Wednesday part of lhe $3()0.()()()_jn •~~ mcul'red <See CABLE, Page A2 > SAN FRANCISCO 1AP > Two scientists sa y they have inad· \'ertenlly found a subilance in the blood of can cer patiC'nts that could provid e a n early warnin~ system for the dr<'ad disease Ors J .C' Morrison and E.T BuCO\'aZ of the Uni versity or Ten nessee said Wednesday t hat tests of 4 .20P persons showed the )>YStem·was nearly 90 J>('rcent ac curate ln ldentlrying whether pa- tients hi d cancer They told a news ronference at lhe American Chemical Society's national meeting that if it proves itself in further studies. the blood test could tn three years be J>Ort of routme year ly physical ex· am mat ions Numerous other blood tests have been devised by scientists in the search for a foolproof way to detect cancer at an early stage No test yet devised has been successful enough to be widely adopted. Morrison stressed that it is un· known how early in the develop· mentor a tumor a positive result County Medics to Staj- The Ln~una Rearh City Counral says "yes" a city.run p'ram<'dic might be better. "Yes" 1t m1J:ht lx.' worth payinsi twice as much to hav(' it. but "no .. it wasn't gomJ: to dump n city·counly paramedic contract. The council agreed Wednesday with contentions of the Lagunn Beach Firemen's Assoc I a lion that a city-run ser vice might offer a better level or service. but council me mbers supported a year-long experiment with the county. Tha t e xperiment would be financed through u srven·ct>nt tax overndl' to be voted on by rcsi· dcnt!l in November The county contract lo provide paramedic ser vice would cost the ci ty $70,000 the rirs l year. A city· run paramedic pros.tram would cost b e t w een S 149 .000 and $172,000. Fire Capt. J e rry Johnson, pre· s lde nt of the Laguna Beach Firemen's Association. told the council that while he wasn't try, ing to "torpedo" the paramedic election. he wasn't sure whether he personally would vol~ in favor Caltrack Cars Roll lnlo Capo Station A new Caltrack train. a joint effort ot A~trak and the Callfornia lt."e partment o r Transportation made its rirst local stop Wednesday at S:21 p.m. in San J ua n Capistrano. Nearly 200 people gathtted on the San J uan plaU'orm Wednes· day. som e to p articipate in welcoming cer emonies. others to take the traln south to Oceanside or Su Diego. San Juan Mayor Douglas Nash greeted stale and local olrlclals and medi a representatives aboard the train. Stale Sen. James Mills. <D·San Diego) who was responsible for legislation helping to reduce the train's operating cost, was among those on board. The ne w schedule will allow local residents to take the train from Sa.n Juan to' Los Angeles at 8:20 or 9;40 a .m . and .relUrn to townat5:21 p.m. San Clemente city councilmen approved a letter of protest Wed- nesday, asking Amtrak to have the newly scheduled train stop in San Clemente. of 1t. I le also s aid he dldn 't know 1r the firemen's association would support the elect ion. Mayor Phyllis Sweeney s aid if the election fails. the council won't know whether it was turned down because voteri; obj~ctcd to paying the additional cost. or If it was beca use they wante d something better even at o greater expense. "If It passes, we will have a good t r ial progra01 ." Mrs. Sweeney said. Councilman Jon Brand agreed. "We can be critical once we have a program"' but I wouldn't be too critical until we do have a pro· gram. I wouldn't want to see the profram killed before we have it,"hesaia. Brand said he personally sup- ported paramedic ser vice whether it raised the laxe rate by seven cent.s or by 12 cent.s. (A seven·cent Override would In- crease the property tax about $12 a year for the owner or a $70,000 house.) Principal concerns with the coun ty-cont ract paramedic service involved the area the <See MEDICS, Pa•e A.Z> More Storie8 Additional stories and a pho&o involving eve1Ua in La1una Beacb. San Juan Capistrano,· Dana Point and Minkin \'iejo ap- pear t.Oday on ":a1e C3. ·' wHI show up in t he test. but said a nimal studies are under way to Hndout. He also stressed the t.esl is a general one that may indicate• cancer is present hut will not tell doctors whe re . "This could be a test that would tell a doctor that he should run further tests on a patient. watch the patie nt closely," he said. Bucovaz said the two be&an th ei r r esea rch looking a t something quite different -the structure of yeast cells. Jn trying to rind a protein moleeuJe in the cells. they mixed the yeast with huma n blood lo see if the molecule they were looking for would rombine with a different protein In the blood. By chance. Bucovaz s aid, the blood they wer e usmg came from a cancer patient, and they found that a protein in the bloo4 did latch onto the yea st protein. When they repeated their ex perimcnl with blood from a healthy person. he said, It didn't work -the proteins did not com· bine. With 87 percent or th<' cancer patients they tested later. they said, the combining oc curred : in 91 percent of the can· cer·free patie nts there waR no combination. Capo C ouncil Fills Vacant Planne r Pos t John Taylor, a former U.S. Department of Defense emplove. was selected Wednesday by San Juan Capistrano city councilmen to fill a vacan<'y on the plannlnl{ commission. Taylor. 56. has been active In the San Juan Hills Community Association since hts retirement in 1974. according to Cat y Manager James Mocalis. lie Is a past president of lhl' association and chairman or the tract'R board of ~overnors. The new comm1ss1oncr was u 11nanimou11 choice or the council There were four olhcr candidates for the st'nl. which was left emp t y whe n rcnllor Ric hard Wyndha mi1mlth stepped down. Wyndhamsmlth , who Rervrd on the comm I salon only four months. s aid he wus facing con mets between his realty business and th e plannin~ joh · particularly disclosure rcquirr- ments he said would brca<'h 11 bond or conridcntaality h<• hall with his clients •. Capo Doubles Fees For Sewer Services San Jua n Capistrano City Council members voted un· anlmously Wednesday to more than double fees for municipal sewer system hookups and re· sidentiaJ m onthly service. The sewer connect.ion charge was boosted from $325 to$750 aod the monthly fee rromS2to$4.50. Larger sewer users such as . schools, churches, industries and ·commercial est ablish ment s would pay $750 for each 1,500 tqu are (eet of floor area under the new fee schedule . The increases were prompted by city par ticipation in thf Southeast Regional Reclamation Authority <SERRA) ocean outfall construction project and city . r espons i bll ity ror ope mt inJ? SERRA 's wate r pollution control t operation. Council m embers were told that the additional revenue l generated b y the doubled fees would hel p the c ity m eet I operational expenses and main· , lain the qualit y or city sewage 1 systems. Councilm en were also told that J the newhootupandmonthly rates 1 are considerably lower than San Clemente or Jr vine and somewhat higher than feea chargffd ln adJa· cent unincorporated areas. . \ .r ------------------------~----~ f' IR(Or•atio • ,llJouf ••• ·' l' ii II u I Your Schools i-saddleback Community College District I (CLIP AND SAVE FOR YOUR DISTRICT) E. E '· ' I ' ' t r f I I I t. I I ' ' I I I I I t I I I t I t I t I I I I I I ' ' I I I I ARO T T ll t: D~'TRJCT: Thl' Suddll'!Jark Communrt' · Collea~ Dtl)tnc:t ~er\'es the rci.1dents of the Capis trJni1. Irvine. Laguna Beach. S:tddh.'btlC.'k Valley ¥nd T u!>llll Un1l11·cl School Dli>tr1et'I. The m ain t·ampu..'I l'I on ~)(I al·rc:. 1n M1s!>1on \IH'JO, i.llld rlasses are offt.>rl'd on mort.' th.in \\H•nt y :.att'llttc '1\l'!> throughout thl' vast commumty <.'Olll·~c district . "h1<'h t'CJ \ ersnearly SO p(•rr enlofOransid.:ounly Over 14,000 students are expected to n :g1skr thi:. f Jll Jt Saddleback as the oollege enters a new. early semt>.,tt'r c~lendar Saddleback was selected as one of six commun1t' colleges an a pilot progra m to test a new calendar. and th1io. year Saddle back t>tudents "111 COl)clude lhe fall scm~ster prior to lhe Christmas break and hmsh the regular school year before the end or May. Nearly 2 .000 classes are offered to res1denls of South Orange County this faJI. a lmost all or them carry ing college credit to Saddleback students You are ehg1ble to attend the college ir you arc a h11th schot>I graduate. 1C you a re 18 yt'ar~ of a,ge or older or if you arc a high !>chool 1un1or or !>eni or h,·ing within the community rollegedistnct There are no twuon fees for Cahfnrn1a re:.1denb of at least one year On·campu:. :.tudent:-. pay only a SS health services fee. and off-campus student:. pay no fee at all BOA ROOF EDt C'ATJO~ -{TRRE~T CO~CER~S: A se\'en-member Hoard of Trustee~ mt'el!> the second and fourth Mondav of caC'h month at 7 30 pm. 1n Room 212 of the Library Spec.wl meNangs art• called as necessary. and the public 1s 1nv1ted lo all hoal'd mt>etini;:s The dis triet 1s d1v1dcd into seven trustee areas, and although balloting 1s at-large. trustees res ide.within one ~f the specifi c a reas to assure equal representation to all res1· dents of the dis trict. The board currently 1 comprised of N'ortisa P. Brandt, president: Frank JI. Greinke. vice president; Lawrence W. Taylor , clerk. and Patrick .J. Backus. Bob Bartholomew, Mrs. Donna C. Berry and Dr. James W. Marshall, members. Among the c urrent concerns of the board are the com· pletion of permanent facihtics b~ the main camp~. thestu~y of a possible second campus s ite in the Tustin-Irvine area, tn· creased \'OCal1onal l'ducat1on programs and the develop- ment of m ore programs to !>ene the academic, vocatjonal, recreational and cultural nl•edsof thecommunity. . 'EEO ~tOREl:-;FORMi\TIOX" Robert A Lomba rd1.Supenntendent 831·9i 00or t95 1950. Ext. 230 D::m Armstroni:. l'Ommumty information Ext 263 WHAT IS Ti\L'Gl rT: The college offers two-year As· sociate in Arts De~rt>e Jnd OOl' year certificate programs in numerous academic and vocational areas. Lower division work leading toward" transfer to a four-year college or un· iversity also 1s orrcred • till other students need only one or two selected classes to meet an educational. occupational or personal obJectl Vl'. Courses an' offered an traditional day and evening hours and also m weekend. onc-·dav and television formats . CounselinR s er\'ic('S are offered to all students lo assist them in attainini: their pcn;onal goals. but the final program decision always r ests Wllh the student CAR EER AND VOCATIONAL EOUCATl_ON: StudcnL'- can earn a Ct'rltficate andlor A~io.oc1ate 1n Arts Degree m S9 different vocational pr&~rams at Sad<llebitek College, Vocational <'dlll':illOrt IS thl' ra .. tci.t gro\\ mg area or Sad· dleba<'k's cur riculum. with new programs constantly being developed. I I I I ~ I I I I I I HELO IN SLAYING Ronald Ewing FACING CHARGES Paul Gullett Police Seeking 3rd Seigman Suspect lnHst1gators said today they are purs uing a third man they bclie\'e was involved in the k1dnaping and murder of Joann Seigman last week. Members or the investigative team from the Orange County and Los Angeles County SheriCCs' departments announced they are looking for a third suspect arter the y arrested two BeUClower men Thursday af· temoon. William Paul Gullet and Ronald Lewis Ewing, both 27, will be arrainged Friday in Santa Ana Munk ipal Court oo charges of murder and kidnap for ransom. Both men are held F ro• Page 11 I MEDICS ... single South Laguna-based unit would have to cover and its response lime to Laguna Beach. City firem en estimate it will take the unit about three minutes longer to reach Laguna Beach destinations than it would take a city fire department unit based at the Agate Str.eet station. "Three minutes seems like a long lime to me." Councilman CarlJQhnsonsaid. \\ilhout bail 1n Oran~e Count~ Jail. The arrest of the pair came ai. a surprise breakthrough Ill lhl' case that investigators suid lacked any subs tantial leads. Orange County Sheriff's L t. Sim Middleton refused to com· ment today on the circumstances that led to the arrests of Gullett and Ewing. .. But I will say that it was ter- -rific police wor k on the part or our Orange County force and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's of- ficers invol•ed," he said. "We certainly want the details of this investigation to become public but w e don't want to jeopardize a continuing In- vestigation and possible further arrests by releasing details at this point,'' he added. · As deputies questioned the two men, mourners were gathenng a t th e Good S h e pherd Presbyterian Churc h 1n Los Alamjtos where funeral services were conducted for the slain mother of three. "And. it is only logical that if the county unit has double the amount of area to servke. there is double lhe chance it wJU be__out_on__a__call_ Whenwel'feed It ... .fohnsonsald. E.r-aide's T e si i111011y 'County Time For Campaign' Former Orang<• Co11nl} t11- sessor':. em1)loyc Henry Adam:. told n Superior Court jur~· todoy that he dlstri buted cnmpnit;n literature durin.: county time in May ;rnd Junt• of 1U72 \\IW11 con grcssmun lhn11 haw ~..ts cuunt~ ;l!>Sessor Adamt1. 110\\ reti~ from hi!> duties in the rural surveying rt1vis1on or that office, testified as the fifth of 80 witnesses to be called by the prosecution that he worked ro,. Hinshaw under thc orders or a senior member or the assessor's office. <Related story Page AJ.) Adams sa id he turned in vacation s lips and overtime vouchers for the time he de\•ott-d to the .. Hinshaw for Congress .. <'ampaign. I le said those slips were ap- proved by Hinshaw aide Garland Redding. "We were assigned a distrkt and we were given Republican campaign literature,·· Adam:. testified. "We d Cli\'ered tht.' materia~s from door to door on sever al days in May and June." Witn esses w ho precede d Adams to the s tand similarity tesfified that they were given campa ign materials for di:. tnbulton and were ordered to tack up Hinshaw signs unde r the orders or senior m embers or the assessor 's s taff. De fense questioning or each witness appearing to this point has produced the admission from all questioned that they were never directly ordered to do so by Hanshaw Hinshaw. 53. 1s being tried on charges of g rand then . con s pirocy. e mbezzlement a nd \'IOlation of the stale election rodes in connectiQn with his al legcd mas terminding or county em ployc participation in his 1972 campaign. This is the Newport Bench Republican's second Superior Court trial. He was sentenced to orw to 14 ~ 1•ui·i-111 Sltlh• pn:.on aft1.•r bl•lni: ('Oll\'ll'tl'd of bn~ry whll~ ser \'lng OS COW\ty Ulib('SSOr and ts fret• on appl•fil Hins haw h us pomtt'd out to thr Jury ,., .. hi!> lawy<'r"io. op1.•nrn.: s tutcmt•nt thut ussNornr '!> <'mploy<•s Wt'rf' 1>t•r n"liltf'<I t(I work on his cam1w 1.i11 but wert• told before hand thut ony l'ffortti lht.'.\ contributed mu:.t b<' on their O\\ll time and at thc-1r "" rH·ost l 'r "'" Pa9r . I I CABLE ... b~ TM s ince 1970 IS thl' cost or the court fight One Juslif1<'ation for the rate hike offered b~ the cable T\' firm is that T M mu!>t cover these losses "I don't think thl' city should pa} lea.al fees for th<:' IOl>ing side 1n a suit at;iains l tht' c1l), · O"Keefe i.a1d Councllman \\"1 llwm Walker s:lld that certain San Clt:•mt>ntu residents rcq m rt> ca bit• ser vice for TV reception bet•nuse hills i1urround an~ the r1ly interfere with broadcast signals . He said 87 San Clemente res1 dents subscribe to the Storer ca· bit-TV firm. They pay highl•r rates than Tl\t s ubsl'ribers, he said . Walker said the currenl monthly ralc has not allowed thl· TM firm to accumulate funds ror underground con\'crs1on. as ut1h ty compa nies hU\'C been allo\\ed to do Face Jail Tern1 LOS ANGELES 1APl Dog racing promott'r c:l'Or1w llardtt• has been ord<>red J ailed 1n definitely. bt'J:tnning 1'r1dav. un 111 he complies \\llh a subpoena to turn over frnancral n •corcl" to the Fair Polil~al Practices Com- mission. HURltY! --· I Saddleba<'k al!.o p:i rt1ripat<"' an lht' Comprehensive Employment Tr:iinmi: Act <C 1-; T A l. orft'nni: a s<.'cretanal science progr·1m d~1gnpd to hl'lp stµdcnt:. find l!IJrncsllate employment In the e n d, thcecouncil authorized formation or a citizens group which will monitor the ser \'i<'C' provided by the county parameds. --tnrtso directed th<' ctty sut arrange a series or meetings with county £ire officials to determine exactly what service the city will g,et for its $70,000 if the override is approved. ENDS SEPT. 11. 1976 FOOD SERVICES:. addlt'hitck ~ cafctt'na 1s open dur- ing day and evening hours and is supplemented by \'ending machines and catenng truck i.erv1ces. T RANSPORTATION: Saddleback is a slopping pomtfor the Ora nge County Transit District. which r ecently added two more lines to help serve riders to the college. Bus schedules are availableon campus. NEW IN THE DISTRICT? HE RE'S HOW TO ENROLL: Saddleback is still accepting apphcattons for the fall J semester. The last day to enroll in fall classes is Sept. 17, but t college officials urge any one interested in regislcring to con· • taclthecollege as soon as possible. '-----------------~------------~ f 'rfHtt Pfl9e 11 I CO~ST LA:ND F UND ... areas was a paltry sum com· pared to what would nrtually have to be paid for the pn me beach land. Tbe bill approprint~ SS00.000 to buy 7.2 acres southwest of San Clemente State Beach, directly abutting t he ocean, and SJ 9 million ror purcha~e or the 111.9 acre9 of Dana Point headJands . According to Real E state Oivi1lon figures . the Dana Poinl land would eell for $10.67 milhon. 2.7llmes as muc h as the amount. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wttd ,..,,_, -_ .. , ... J•<k R. Cur~v Vlu~l•M~"« ..... _ Thom•s Keev11 Cd•tot' ·~ hll ....... <710642~1 a..1M*1 A'"'11'6ft9M2·567t ~ .. .cll Alt D1pe~: Ta .. ,9'11'1 494-MM n .,,.S.ft<tt- 495-0UO ' Although Coas tal Comm1ss1on ::ippra1s_01ls of the same land list the fair market value as de· termincd by the county assessor. at S2 milhon. staff member Greg Van Orman said today the open market price actually would be. aR a rulC', four to five limes higher than that. Vun Orman said the county a s- sessment seldom renec-ts current sales prices. AIS-O, the assessor's appraisal is based on the land's un developed value. Cim:irus ti said lht• neaJ Estatt- Scrvices Division's estimates arc based on the highest and best. or developed , use or the land. The Coasta l Comml.s~ion did not assess the value of the pro· posed San Cle mente Slate Beach extension, which will be used as a camping site for 100 people, because the property was not on the commission's llsl or parcels thalougbtto be acquired. Cimarusti said 12 or t.M 16 parcels included In the bill were not on the comm ission's buy list. He charged thal points to the political nature or some ol the propos ed acquisitions rather than the real desirability of buy· ing the land. The bill a lso provides S6.3 million for construction of hostels-cheap tourist lodgings- along the coast, some or which may be bui It on the Orange Coast. Site~ would be detcrmint>d later. Israelis Massing BEIRUT (AP) .-Moslem leftists are charging that Israel Is massing troops and tanks on its northern border and has moved iato on~ southern Leban6n Chris· tian vill•8e area. Counc il members Sal l y Bellerue and Jack McDowell were absent. f'rotn Page 11 I DOGS.· .. tr they keep coming back. the resid ent m ay call the animaJ services department which may have the kittens humanely killed and the m other cat retained by thecily. The proposed policies are not law yet The Cit y Council authorized May to work with City Attorney George Lo1o1an to develop or- dinances implementin g the Policies. May said that will probably take about a month. "What we have here is an al· tempt to do something new. l know of no other city which has underta ken s imilar measures," May said. Council Says Builde r Must Phase Tracts For the nrsl time Wednesday. San Juan Capist rano City Council members lm poeed a "pbued development" require· ment on a private builder before approving construction oC lwo adjacent tracts. The council unanimously ap- proved the proposal by Patrick Development Company of San Diego to build 176 aingle family homes on a total of 70 acres east of the San Diego Freeway and south·of Ortega Highway, acU•· cent to San Juan Terrace. Bul they attached the newly devised plannlntt condition that wUl force the developer lo phue in the new homes over a lwo-year period to minlmize the impact on city services and community facilities . The city plannln,i commlsaion had recommended approval of the retonlng request and tentative tract maps that would clear the way for lbe Patrtdc Development but commistdooers also endorsed t.he new coadltlon~ ' Now·s THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. IT'S WORTH BIG SSS WHEN YOU TRADE UP TO AM RCA COLOR TRAK <;OMSOLE. We've teamed up with RCA to offer'you this value-packed trading deal. Get BIG us for your old color TV while enjoying all t-he advantages of RCA ColorTrak Console TV. Advantages like Automatic Contrast/Color Tracking: Automatic Color Control. Automatic Room-Light Picture Control; Super AccuFilter Picture Tube: plus High-Performance 100°~ Sohd State ColorTrak Chassis. So. if your old color TV has "had it." now's the time to trade. 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VOL. 69, NO. 246, 3 SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR~IA -'l--oda,·~s (:J osi~ N. , .• Stm•ks THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 c TE N CENTS •ustery Deepens on Missing Skipper: j. By ROBERT BARKER ''The ln\'estigation ls still going Investigators suid that all •t• lt was h1i. I 11·st :i:.s1~nm11nt with son. Stephen. said. ) ~ • 0t111ecuo,,.. ... sa.i, • Oft, but we are de\'oid of uoy c r ew m cm bc;.rs have bet•n lhe('ompany l\trs Smith said toduy that i.hl' ln\'l'Stil{ntors said the~ hail I ~.S Coast Guard ln"estJgators clUH," Lt. Commander Slan ey questioned and lhal an extenst"<' The ship" ai. to pkk up l'argo has all but given up hope of find rontact11d a:.sociates or c~1 pt ,said today the~· arc completely -Spuraeon said in Houston today search of the area hi.id proH•ll m llouston bt'forl' hl•adin~ for its IOJ! ht>r futht."r Soµ<'r 1n d forts to tuua\•cl thl' ,barned by the disappearance of a "We have no evidence or f<tUI furitless ultimate destination m the Mid· She said that Capt. Soper hor. m)ster). llurltington , ~each me rchnnl play or suicide or an~1hing else .. OHic1uls said the da\' Capt d I e E n s t . a co m Pa n ~ been o lift.•· long sailor and i.ervt'd "\\'c talked lo :1 cloi.t> fr1l•nd ma ne capta a off lhe coast of Spurgeon added . Soper disappearl'd "wai. very • representaln·c s md an San Pedro tn the t.: S N:n·y dunng World "bo had dinner with Capt. Soper lifexas · / · · be ·r I I h j I h · War II , h d · '-~f · h d 'Copl. Nt."al W. 5aper, ss: or Comm ander Karl Stansell said rolalu .. ~' u w t us l as ig t ocean Capt. Soper resided' an Hunt· . Just t ree :i~s ~ Ote, .. ii., e- 2 1 3 8 1 Au gus t a cir c I c , in San Pedro today that. "all we ·~~ton B~a c h "1th his \\aft>. A c.ompany reprcsentauve an pa·rtdr~ ~or Nt?r1• ~~dlcanli, Com mysteriously vanished from the kn~ is that somebody talked to Orticials or the Wale r man Kathleen. and"' o SOl\S, Neal and San Pedro said that Capt. Soper mun e tanse s a1 curgo ship S.S . Nathaniel Green him\at 4 a .m . Suoday and when Steamship Cof)'l pnny confirmed Glenn. was a real professional who \\as "The friend said that ('opt &anday while It was anproaching crew members went to wake him that Capt. Soper look command Two daughter:.. Mrs. Peggy well liked and highly n·garded by Soper was in good spints and th:it ,the coast or Texas. from New up at 6 a .m. t hey couldn't find or the ship Thursday tn New Smith and Mrs. Marilvn Elliott. his colleagues. <'vcrythmg appear:ed Lo~ ftnl•." Orleans. ., him." Orleans. Live in Santa Ana as does another "We lost u "ery nice guy ." he Stansell related. 3rd ·susp~ct Sough~ Slaying • Ill .• .. .Politics . -:On Coun t y .T i me Told 1 Former Orange County as· J sessor·s employe Henry Adams told a Superior Court jury loday that he distributed campaign literature dur ing county time 1n ~fay and June of 1972 when con· gressman Hinshaw was county assessor Adams. no" retired from his duties fn the ruraf sur\'cying dh·is1on or that office. testified us the fifth Of 80 WllnesseS lO -0e called by the prosecution that he worked for Hins haw under lhe orders or a senior mem~r of the assessd~'> orf1<'e. (Related story PageA3."'I Adams lillid he turned ,In \'&cation s lips and O\'t:rllm<' vouchers for the time he de\'ot<'d lo the "llinshaw ror l.'ongrt.>S .. came_ajgn. -- lie said those slips were ap· pron•d by llios haw aide Garland Redding. "\\'<.' were assigned a district and we were gi\'en Republi<:an /. 2 Others In Case InvestiRators said today lhey are p ur suing a third man they belie\'e was invol\'cd in t he kidnaping and murder or Joann Seigman last week. Members of the inn!sligalive team from the Orange County and Los Angeles County Sheriffs' depa rtme nts a nnounced they are looking fo r a third susl)l'ct after the\' arrest ed two Bellrlo" er men Thursday af· ternoon. Wi-lliam P a ul Gulll•t and Rona4d Lewis Ewing, both 27. will be arra1ngcd Friday in Santa Ana Municipal Court on charges or m urd e r a n d kidnap for ransom . Both men are held without bail ao Orange C9unty Jail. The arrest or the pair came ru a surpnse breakthrough In lht> e11tt -tha t in\·cstigators said lacked a ny substantial leads. Oraoge County Sheriff's LL. Sim Middleton refused to com- ment today on the circumstances that led to the arrests of Gullett . and.Ewing. HELD IN SLAYING Ronald Ewing ~a l Need s FACING CHARGES Paul Gulle tt Coast IDll Furuls Short, Aide Clairm Caillpalgn lfteraforc,~ Aa~ms testified. "\V t'.' delivered tbe mal<'riuls from door to door on SC\'l.'ral days in !\I ay and June.'· "But 1 will suv that it was ter- rific police work on the part of our Orange County force and the Los Angeles County Sheriffs of- ficers involved."' he said. By Pffl bll4l-OSMAJUN - 011ftt O•lly P1lol 5'•ll Somt> S4.3 million indud<'d in a st.ate coastal land acquisition hill lo pu~hase property in the Dana Point headlands and to extend San Clemente Slate Beach "isn't enough money to hard!y make a scratc h." Jhc~sljlte fkilL..E.s.li!..l~ Service:. Division and a staff mem -,.-o-..---- Witnesses who preceded Adams lo the stand similarily tesfifled that they were glvt.>n campaign mate rials for dis· tnbullon and were ordered lo tack up llins haw signs under the orders or senior members of the asi.essor's sturr. Defense QU(.'Stioning or l'UCh witness appearing to this point has produced the admission from all questioned tbal they \\ere ne\'('r directly ordered Lo do so h~ I hnsha\\ I hnshaw. :>J. 1s bean~ tned on t•httrges or grand he-ft , con- • "Pl r ;1 r y . e m beule mrnl and \'IOI at ton of the Stall" t'll'Cl ion l'odes in connection with his nl lei;ted masterm inding or county r mployt> par ticipatio n in his 1972 rnmpu1J:n. This 1s the Newpor1 Bcuch R<'pubhcnn 's second Sup<'rior Cour1 tricrl. He was St"ntenced to on<' to 14 years In state pnson afl<'r bt>tnft convicted or bnbery \\h1l<' S<'r\ling as county assessor oM b rreeon appeal. lhnsha w ha point<'d out to the Jury \'ta bis la~·yer's opcnlnit :.talc m<.'nl thaal 11ssessor'11 t>mploycs were perm1Ued to work on his cam paign but were told before hand that any errorts they <'S)ntributed mu!ll be on their own time and at their own cost. ' Xrack Down •That €oke Roxanne Mc Dona ld lhirsts for justice. Somebody stole her Coca· Cola Wednesday. and she insisted that police find &he culprit. She ·~ the sotl llltink down in a vacant oflke tn the Newpo rt Harbor ,. J udi c ial Dis tric t courthouse Wednesday moraln1. When she fe· turned three bou.m lat.er, the sol\ drink was missing. The district attorney's of'· fice aeuetarial supervbo1' filed • formal complaint and omcen filed a fonnal theft. report -30 cent.a fOf' &be drink aod 10 cen&a far Easier R e adi119 Workme n from Los Angeles sign firm place new. $14,000 sign a top brick wall at Fairview Road entrance to Orange Coast Co llege. A smaller sign. installed last year. is being moved to-Adams Avenue. College officials said the larger si~n. paid for by students and the college. will be easier to sec from impro\·cd f''mr view Road. wh1rh now mov<'s t rafric a t a f:.astcr clip 3 Threaten Janitor, Find Till Holds Nil Three men. one of them arm(.'(I with a blue steel revolver. forced a jani tor back inside a fast food takeout store In Costa Mesa Wed· ~day night, only to find the building em ply or mone)' The janitor. who did not want lo be identified. said he was mop ping the fl oor after closing ::at lht! Golde n,Chickcn. 1093 Baker St . when lu: opened the rear door to dumphisdirty f1'\op water. H~ said ll' m a n grabbed him by the shJrt, pointed what looked like a two-inch ste~l~evolver in his stomach and 9'110. "Let ·s go in- side." r They wert> followed in by two other mc•n, who ord<•red the janitor to open the cash rcgtSter. The gunman lhreutencd to "blow 111~ head orr," police said , but the Janitor told lhl'm he only did cleanup chores ror the chicken take·out store and didn't know how to operate the re1tl!.lcr. The disgruntled trio pushed the janitor in a restroom. where he stayed for several minutes before emerging and calllnR police. The onlv item taken from the st.ore was· an eight-inch kitchen knife "We certamly want the details of this in"esligal1on lo become public but we don't want to jeopa r dize a continuing in• vestigation and possible furl.her arrests by releasing details at this point." he add(.'(f. As deputies q uestioned the two rnen. mourners were gathering at t he G oo d S hephe r d Pre s byterian Ch urch in Los Alamitos where funeral services were c*ucted ror t he slain mother orthree. A spokesman for lhe famHy ex· plained that ~crvices were-de. layed while the pastor, lbe Rev. Virgil Zirbel, returned from a trip. Mrs. Seigman was an elder of the church. The family s pokesman said family and friends who atte nded <See KIDNAP, PageA2) T ips Given On Schools A unique public service is be ing offered by t he Daily Pilot for readers w ho hav<' ques tion~ about their schools as bnck·to school lime loom11 . A column loaded wi th in· formation about the various dis tricts appears on Page A2 loday. It tells vital data about the schools. the peop le who run lhem and the people who f.!Ovcrn them . C~cer--_Wm·ning _ Follnd? . Scientists Cite Substance in Blood SAN FRANCJSCO <Af>>-Two srifttists say they have inlh- 'fertently leund a aubstance ln the blood.of cancer patients lhat could provide an early warning system for tbe dread disease .• On. J .C. Morrison and E.T. ~ Bucovazoftbe Unhenity ofTen· nes&ee said Wednesday that tesu or 4,200 persons showed the system was nearly 90 percent ac· curate in tdentifyin& whether pa- tients bad cancer. TbeJ told a news conference a t tM Americaa Chemical Society '1 _..._, meetiaf tbal II it proves test could in three years be part ol routine yearly physical ex- aminations . Nume rous other blood tests have been devised by scientists 'Ln the search for a foolproof way to detect can cer al an early stage. No test yet devis.ct bas been socnssful enoqh to be: widely adopted. Morrison stressed that it is un· known how early in the develop. ment of a tumor a positive result will sh ow up in the lest. but said animal studies are Wider way to find out. general ooe that may indicate ca.ocer Is present but will not teU doctors wher e. "T his could be a test that would tell a doctor that he s hould run further tests on a patient, watch the patient closely," be said. ~ 16-ounce bottle. \ """---------"' Mlelf ill further studies, tbe blood He also stressed the test is a B~va1 said the two began the ir r ea...ar c b.. loo.king at something quite difreren\ -&be structure of yeast cells. In trying to find a protein molecule in lbe cells, they mixed the yeast with huma n blood t o see if the molecule lbey were looking for would combine with a diCferenl prote.in in the blood. That's the opinion or an aide to State Sen. George Deukmajian or Long Beach, and apparently or Suspect Says Slain Woman Had Gun T oo By TOM BARLEY OU ... O•ily ~ltUt.111 Defendant Thomas Har din Hesler told a n Orange County Superior Court jury via tape re· cording Wednesday that he acted in self defense when he shot J anet Mae Meli lo death in her Sunset Beach home last Nov. 8. "She had a gun in her hand and I assumed s he was going lo shoot me," llesterlold sheriff's officers in an interview recorded after his arre11t In Tucson. Ariz. "So I shot her first." Hester . 29. of Long Beach. was asked by his Interviewer!! to again confirm that he killed Mrs. Metz. 34 , a nd expla in exactly why her death was necessary in \'lew of the allegation lh;it !lester and his ~ang were reall.v after her com· panlon, Ronald Cauwcls, 27 "l s hot the chick." Hester replied. "It was a combination of things like not wanting to gel shot myself, being caught up In the cir cumstances and ft-eling that no wi tnesses shou Id be left." The t ape recordlng appears to renect a hesitation at that point. And the n Heste r's voice adds. "and aelf preservation maybe Heater Is one of fi ve men facing trial on dual murder charges fllcd alter the killings or Cauwels and Mrs. Metz. It ls alleged that they burst into the hom e al 16861 Bayview Drive. accused Cauwels or taking 174 pounds of ma rij uana at gwipolnt from two gang members and then shot Cauwels as the struggling yictim was led le the bedroom. William Cr aig Tibbits. 29, of Or an1e, is identifi&I as the man who used a pistol to kill Cauwels. Hester allegedly used a British· m ade Sten automaUcrifletofire a burst al Mrs. Mell: that nearly cul the woman in two. ~ . ~-: ......... -. ... -......_ ____________ ~,~,----~----------~----~~~_,,,__.-,.__ __ __ ·------t i lheSta te Coastal Commis!>ion. The appropriations bill cleared the legislature this week and Is wnit ing G o\'ernor Brown 's s ignature. veto or partial veto. The money bill was attached to legislation creating a permanent coastal commission. In all, SJl .27 million was approved. or which Sl .47 mill i on got'!' for administrative costs or the com mission. About S23.5 m illion was r>rO· vided for buying coastal parcels in seven counties. Critics or lht• measure. including DcukmeJian and Newport Beach state Sen Dennis Carpenter. charged tht· acquisition m oney was added tu the bill to woo votes to create a permanent coastal commission Tony Clmarusll. a Dcukmejian aide, said tod ay the $4.3 million allotted to the Orange County areas was a paltry sum com· pared to w hat would actually have to be paid for the primr beach la nd. The bill appropriates $500,()()(1 to buy 7.2 acres southwes t or San Clemente State Beach. directly abutting the ocean. and S:J.9 million for purchase of the JH .9 acres of Dana Point headlands. According lo Real E state Divis ion figures. the Dana Point land wou ld sell Jor $10.67 million. 1 <See LAND, Page AZ> or :n:'4~0:Hl Weath er ' ' Anothe r d ay of moderate I to high temperatures I. due Jo)'iday, with coastol highs and lows remaining much Uke today's. INSIDE TODA~ I What 's al Like to model fora top /a1hlon magazine? Sec l II t l•dex l At't-S.rvt<e "' -w••s •t ,,_....,_.,. et -•''" ., • L.M::J: "' ......... IS l c.llf ~ AJ ......,.,,_, •• CIHtlflH C._11 °'-CMMy AU CitMlo ........ .,., l cr.t•-· .. '-'• CM DHtllNtlktt A II SllMUo1•'1ttU ... , ,_, .. p. •• '''-"''*' AIJ I ~"' u.c• IS ~· M-1 ~ ,.. ---••• ,,. ... ft •• -""""'-IS .~ • , , J t d ~ 0.\11. 't' PILOT Tnul'$dav Stpteml)el 2 1976 r--~----------------~-~----~---, lHfor•al•o11 ilbout ••• I ' I , Your Schools Coast Community College District (CLIP AND SAVE FOR YOUR DISTRICT) ABOUT T HE Olh'TIUCT: The Coast Community Colle~e District 1s comprised of three colleges: Orange Coast College. Golden WeSt College and the new college beyond the campus. Coastline CommunJty College. Al~o. the Dlstnct owns and operates PBSleJe"islon station KOC E· TV, Cbunnt•I so. Orange Coast College is located at 2'70l Jo'airview lloud. Costa Mesa. California. 9262G. Golden West College is situut ed at JS7'44 Golden West Street, Huntington Bl'<l,t:h. California. 92647. Th~ broadcast facilities or KOCE·50 are based on the Golden West College campus. , The admlni&trative omces or Coas tltnc Com mun1t~ College arc localed at 10231 Slater Avenue, Fountain \'a li e> ln Its Inaugural semester tbas September. Coasllinc clasi.e~ will be held in any of 115 "storefront'' sites '>potted throughout the District. Those locations are listed lO\\ urd the back of the com bl nation catalog-class schedule that has been mailed to each home in the Dastncl The Coast Community College Distn<'t adm101 trattvc headquarters address 1s 1370 Adams Avenue. Costa Mesa. California. 92626. !'\EEO MORE f~FOR:'ll ATIO~·· RJchard V. Sim on . Dtstrict Director. Community Relations and Information: 556-5609 James Carnett. OCC: 556-5725 Bruce Wiiiiams. Golden West: 892· 7711 Richard Simon. Coastline CC : 556-5609 James Cooper: KOCE-TV:897--0302 , Coast Community College District is governed by a five man board of trustees. They are President Robert Humphreys, representing Costa Mes&. Vice President William Kettler. Huntington Beach; Donald Hoff, Midway City/Garden Grove . Worth Keene, Seal Beach ; and George Rodda, Jr .. Newport Beach. The board meets biweekly, Wed- nesdays. 8 p.m .. in the board room at the District administrative offices. The Co.ilJt Community Colle_ge D strig_ oy_y' he northwest county coastal communities of Newport Beach. Corona del l\t ar. Costa Mesa. Santa Ana Heights. Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster, Seal Beach, Midway City, Sunset Beach and the lower third of Garden Grove (which was r ecently annexed in a trisection of that city to three different community college districts) -totaling a population in excessof600,000. The tax rate this year is .8023 cents per $100 assessed valuation. an increase of only one cent over the previous year. The increase will maintain the current resen ·e level at eight percent. The budget 1s SG-1.635,556. There is no bonded indebtedness. ' WHAT IS TACGtrr: !':early 100.000 full and part-lime day and evening students will 3\'ail themselves of more than 6.000 classes and fields of study to be offered by the Distnct during the 1976· 77 fiscal .rear There are 137 career co1.1r.1es taught at the District's three colleges. Anyone 18 years or older may register tuition.free for any purpose: personal enrichment. vocational training for professional betterment. recreation or core education for • advancement tor our-year institutions. Orange Coa:.t Colleg£', Golden West College and Coastline Community College offer either certificates for e\'idencc of satisfactory levels of proficiency in certain career program!> and or As~ociute in Arts degrees for s uc- cessful completion of full 't\\o-}car programs. Cat ctlogi;, which are free for th\• askin_g, \\ill de)1ncale.x.c.quir.e.mcnl.:L ;:ind procedures COMMUNITY SER\'ICES: All three colleges also offer 'ast numbers of commumtyserv1ccs. from almos t weekly in tcrcollcs:aate alhletacc\ cots to the fullest spC'ctrum of drama, music. other creat1\'C arts. Each college al o features fascinating lecturesenes each month Abortion Viewpoint Assailed "' 'fhf• AHociated Press J1mm~ Carter. under atla('k m .. onw cu de:, for his st;md on :1t~rt1on. wrote a forl•word to a 11>72 book whose authors say they thank .ever.v woman has u basic rlght .so det'ide to torminatt• 111·<.·i;nnncy . Carte r did not udvocate abortion. An aide to the Democrah<' pre s1dent1at candidate said .t~a>' GREAT DEBATES START SEPT.23--A4 that the fore't\ ord \\a:. not in· consistent with Carter's oft· repeated stand agamst abortion and did not indicate any changl' m has \'1rws. The book. "Women 1n Need." by James Trussel Jr. and Dr R obert A . Hatcher, w as published by the Macmillan Company. The book discusses the pro- bl ems of sex education. con- traception. steri lization and ahortaon and talks about what the authors call "an epidemic or un- wanted babies an the United States " The book includes case historit's of five womt!n. mclud· 1n g two who underwent abortions, one self-induced and fatal. tbe other illegal. The National Catholic Register, in its Sunday.Sept. 5, is· sue, includes a front-page story on Teael1es Yo1111gsiers \\'elterweis:?hl boxing champ C:µ-los Palomino spars with Randy Agui rn'. i , duri ng ('linic at Oakview Center in Huntington Bc:.ich. Palomino. 26. a WestminstRr resident and a recreation maJor at Cal Stale Long Beach. has been conducting the clinic e very morning this week as part of the field work for hi-college studies. He plans to work with minority youths as a recreation leader when he hangs up his gloves lhe book sa)ting-1.hal-Car1er.---· ------------ ..made a 'plea' four years ago for s h f L d a~rtiO'_l 'Services' to h!ilt ,'.~n earc or~ ea s ep1dem1c of unwanted babies. Caner's foreword covers a page and a half. It is wrlUen in F •· I '"s F . general terms fnd talks a~ut ru1t ess 0 ar the need for voluntary family planning services. Carter does · not use the "epidemic" phrase. No new leads were reported to· The Democratic candidate. day in the knife murder of two who was governor of Georgia 15·)'ear-old H unli_ngton Beach during the period he wrote the foreword. expressed concern girls eight days ago as in- over •·coercive" approaches to \'estigators continued combm~ hmit population growth ··Each or us must study just the downtown pier area. what role he or she can play to Sheriff's Lt. Frank Dean s a1d ensure the right of individual certain additional information was gleaned by his two-man teams and Huntington Beach police detectives Wednesday. but was not greally significant. "We're still j ust.. talking to a lot of people and doing a lot of pa\'ement-pounding down there." he said of the search cen- tered around the municipal pier are.a. Fro• P•p .l I KIDNAP ... the C'hurch s ef\'t{'l's and ttl\' &rl&\'CSld(' stt\llCeS thul roUOWtd al Fore1t Lawn Memorial Park. Cypress. wt'rl' not ;iwarc th:it lhc arrests had bec.>n mock Th\• t" o mt'n wcrt' :irrc~tcd ut !heir i.opurutt' homl·~ on war runt signed by Ornni:e Count) Suocrlor Court Jud>:{• Richnrd B<>uC'om. t•harirn11( thl•m euch with four rou11ts of kicln!lplng and one count or m urdl'r. As Gullett, s hirtless and_ b&rdoot. w11s Luken from the home he sh:N-cs with his parents. his mother. G cncvu. rc(>Ortedly s1tffrrcd tl minor hetui uttuck She was trl'atcd at tht' SC'tml' by Los Angc.>les County 11uramcdles and Is rl'por ted rl'htin(; font· fortablv todU\" Both ·Gull<'tt nnd E\\in~ ure un· employe~ N<'llhl'r man resisted officers whl'n they werr ur rested They are accused of killing the Los Alamitos housewife after their plans to extract S8.000 from her husband's market ~nfe mii.- fired. Investigators theorize thJl Mrs. Selgman. 43, was shot seve:-. times immediately nftcr her abductors sped from a phone booth where the money was tu have be<'n left. Deputies say they apparently became alarmed by u crowd of CB radio enthusiasts who flocked lo the loc.·at1on , ut t r a c l e d b y po I i r t' r ad i <> brond<'asts Th<' di sroven o f M r 11 Setgman's body in a field in lht: Carson area of Loi. Angele:. County broug-h t to a -t r-agie--e-nd the ordeal that bc~an two dn:.s earlic.>r when two masked men took Mrs. Seigman and her three children from their home at 3351 Cortese Ori ve. The four were held hostage while John Seigman. 50. was or dered to go to his store on Anaheim Street in Long Beach and get the $8,000. 'The children were found. bound and gagged, later that day in a van parked near th<' store. Investigators say Mn. Seigman hod been lransCerrcd to a car and driven away. C'ouplcs to bring healthy;·wanted -------------------------------------- babies into this world on a voluntary basis." Carter wrote . .. As a society. we must develop positive programs which deliver ser vices in a dignified setting and on a completely voluntary basis. This would be the plea •.. of the authors .•. I join them in rrullling this plea Lo 1.beAmetiu public." The authors of the book say, "This C'Ountry could assure that every child born has the right to be a wanted child by making methods of birth control availa- ble in a voluntary, dignified man- HURRY! I I I I r _ _,... .... r.arie.UUld al.hlclkla~~arc a\"ailable to District residents. • ~[Jo evtrx.au.willY-a.c1ive. man_._, __ and woman . Methods of birth <'Ontrol include contraception. ENDS -SEPT. I I, 1976 Each college provides full sen·ice to veterans, handicapped students. students 10 financial need and more. A career center at each college helps to locale jobs for stu· dents and students in need of jobs. At OCC alone, the career center handles an average of 2,000 jobs per week. Beginning in September. the District will be featuring DISCOVER, a computer system de!ligned to focus educational programs to the job needs of the communal). and to help place students in those job avallabihtics. EDUCATIONAL TV: The District 1s the nation's leader in education via television. This fall. Coastline Community College will offer for college credit eight telecourscs over KOC~·TV. Channel 50. The courses are '"The Adams Ch ronicles.'· ··contemporary California Issues," "Freehand Sketching." "Man and Environment ... "As Man Behaves." ''Rent Estate and You.'' "A Time to Grow" and "Foods for the Modern Family ... Though offered through Coastline. telccourse credits will be transferable to OCC and GWCstudent transcripts. Nol only does KOCE-TV offer college levertelecourses. but at olso provides Orange County at la rge with quality, culturally enriching programming as well as community af- fairs coverage. The Dolly Pilot TV logs will list the daily showings. ~------------------------------~ FrfJIM Page ,\I COAST LAND FUND ... 2.7tJmes as much aathcamount. Although Coastal Commission appraisals of the same land list ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Weed ..... _, . .., __ J•d R. Curley YIU .__,.I_ Ot_ .. "--• ThOmu KteVll E••tw Thomas A. Mur"PNne ,... ........ l .... Chlrtes H. Loos RkNrd P. Nall --""' ....... ~ the fair market value as de· termined by the county assessor. at S2 m illion, staff member Greg Van Orman said today the open market price actually would be, as a rule, four lo five times higher than that. Van Orman said the county as· scssment seldom reflects current sales prices. Also. the assessor's appraisal is based on the land's un- developed value. Cimarusti said the Real Estate Services Division's estimates are based on the highest and best. or developed, u1e oC the land. The Coastal Commlssion d id nol assess the value of the pro- posed San Clemente State Beach extension, which will be used as a camping site for 100 people. bttause the property was not on the commission's list of parcels thalou&ht to be ac~uired. Cimarusti said 12 or the 16 parcels included in the bUI were not on the commission's buy list. He charged that points to the "._ .... ~, 11Mc.1e .... "u''"' political nature of some of the ~~~~~;~lio~~~-proposed acquisiUons rather Offices ••..., o• ,,_... than the real desirability of buy· ~ In& the land. Tell,.._ (7H) Ml-4n1 ~MvertiMntlM-J-1611 The bill also provides $6.3 million for construction or ~1: n1t Or-ON\! l'\M•;liftO 0.... -·· ......... , ....... "'""'"'--i.• hostels-cheap tourist lodtinits-~:;.,~;. ~i:.:;~~=:.~·.~.~~1~:. : aloo& the coast , some of which u'"~-· -may be built on the Orange ~:;:...~·~·= ':'!;!~·,s~ Coast. ...,,..,,_.Mn_,..,_ .... 1o_,___ Siles would be determined U,~_.,..,_ ..... _ ......_ ___ -==-=~~:...___:-~· ~ ' • stenlizat1on and abortion "We think that each woman has the basic right to de cide with her physician 'to terminate her pregnancy if she does not want to bear a child " Betty R ainwater. a Car~r press aide. said Thursday "There is nothing in the foreword that would Indicate adifferencein his attitude toward abortion then and now. He did not make a plea for abortion. The plea was for eduC'ating women on abortion and family planning." C..:arter has said repeatedly that he personally opposes abortion, but he also is against lhe so· called "Right-to-Life" amenii· menl to the Constitution pro· posed In an attempt lo negate a 1972 U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion. Hot Hosiery Brings Suit A San Clemente' woman who claims her pantyhose burst Into names when she stepped onto hot sand at a nearby beach sued the makers Wednesday for damages to bo determined in trial court. · Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by Charon Cele Melcher are garment designers and makers Glen Raven Mills and E.I. Ou Pont De Nemours. Miss Melcher states that she was severely burned in the al· leced mishap on Sept. 1. 1975. She states that negligence by the defendants was responsible for those burns. Mesa Street Work Delayed A one-year delay on the widen. ing of 19th Street in Costa Mesa was appro\·ed this week by Orange Counly Supel'\/lsors. They had agreed to allocate $400,000 for the project, between Fullerton and Park Avenues. The street was to be widened to alx lanes, a report. to supervisors said. But the a rea is now beln& studied by the city'& Downtown Redevelopment Agency. and the one-yeu delay was requested • the report said. HOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. IT'S WORTH BIG SSS WHEN YOU TRADE UP TO AN RCA COLOR TR'AK CONSOLE. We've teamed up with RCA to offer you this valu~packed trading deal. Get BIG $$$ for your old color TV while enjoying all fh~ advantages of RCA ColorTrak Console TV. Advantages like Automatic Contrast/Color Tracking: Automatic Color Control; Automatic Room-Light Picture Control;. Super AccuFilter Picture Tube; plus High-Performance 100°.4 Solid State ColorTrak Chassis. So. if your old color TV has "had it." now·s the time to trade. It'll never be wortlil more than it 1s right now during RCA TRADES FANTASTIC' $ Minimum trade value for your old color TV* • Model GA926DA shown here toward the purchase of a 1977 25" diagonal RCA ColorTrak Console with Remote Control or ColorTrak Control Center. Each set has all the fantastic features of RCA Color-Trak-plus the convenience of chairside b'peration. Choice of cabinet styles. Includes GA720R Remote Control series and GA935-936-9380A ColorTrak Control Center models. 275 East 17th St. ~osta Mesa •. .t l !' ·! , .. .. ~ . '• .. •' Ir "Sucking those things will make you bold like Kojok." ' Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. gelling the answers and action you need to sofre mequtttes m government and busi· ness. Mail your quest ions 10 Pat Dunn At Your Senm:e. Orange Coast Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA ~26Z6. Include your telep~one number. The column appears daily except Saturdays Nf!W Rules lo~ Billing G .. ts! DEAR PAT: What is the exact procedure I have • to nm~w Co com pl am about an error on one of my de· .i.-.~~~~~~ partment store bills~ I know there's some new Jaw about this, and 1 want to handle my complaint cor-rectly. A.W .. Mission Viejo The Federal Trutl9 ln Lending Act reqalres pro- mpt correction or bUU.ng errors ll yoa follow the re· quired procedure. Do not write on tbe bill. Oa a separate sheet or paper write your ••me aed acC'CMlllt number; a descrtptjon ol the errw alMI aa ex· planaUon of why you believe lt ls aa enor; Uie dollar amOCU1t of the suspected error aadotlte.r laformaUoa 11tat will help to idftltify you or tbe reasoe for yoar complaint. Send your bOllng error DOtlce to Ute ad· dress which appears oa your blU. that is listed after the words : " e nd Inquiries To." Mall It as soon as possible. The notice must be received by the sender withl.D 69 days arter it was mailed to you. Requests for Information about an item on.your bUI should be ban.died In the same manner as a bUl- lng error. If you net.'CI more information, explal.D the item you are not 11ure about and ask for evidence of the charge, such as a CONOf the cbar1e sUp. Do not send In your copy of a salessUporotherdocument un· less you have a duplicate copy for your records. Phoned Inquiries or complaints do not preserve your rights under ~his law. prersscart Earlier . DEAR PAT: Your Aug. 23 item about the cnUd who will be unable to begin kindergarten because she was born one day loo late for the Dec. 2deadline pro- mpts this letter . Our school is unique, but il repr ei;ents a s1gmficant trend in Califorr1n~i~a~~h;(~~~!!!!~-=. educ.atien.. \;oder recent legislation _:(A"B-397ft' school may admit children in kindergarten as soon as they reach age five provided that a sthool district adopLl> appropnate po!Jc1es a nd procedure. Since Crest View School operates on a year-round calendar. we a re currently admitting children the first school day of the month following their fifth birthdays throughout the year. Most of the children attend kindt>rga rtcn fo r one yea r, but some who need additional reading readiness acti vities may spend more than one year in klnder~arten. Others may be advanced to lhc first level in less than one year. Few schools have adopted s uch a fl exible program to dale, but we believe that this is a step LO'f\'ard meet· mg children's needs as they arise. R. V .• Huntington Beach· Thanks for provldlnl( this information. Parenti whose children will att.-nd Crest View School caa ob; tatn more Information by phonln« 847-12'71. Crest View Is ln the Oce an Vie w School District, but thl.s admission 'Procedure Is not a district· wide pollcy. ac· cordlnctoCrest VlewSchool'slnformatlonofflce. Short Cut tor CB c ... plalats DEAR R EADER..~1 AYS has received a number of letters from readers who had requested their CB licenses months a.co. nlortanately, there ls no way to speed up tht proct"SSlng of lndlvlduat Ucense1. \'our letters of complaint should be addressed &o: Fede ral Com manlcatloM Commission, Amateur & C'lllaf'ns Division PubUc Rderence Sedlon, 20%.S M St. N.W., Wa11hlngtoo. DC 20554 (phone: (HZ> 632. 7175). Letters stnt to tM •"C'C's Con11amer Assistance Office are forwarded Co Che Public Reference ~ctlon, it 1us learwd, so this shortcut may prove more effective than sencll.ng correspondence to the SO·called consumer olfltt. Complal.Dta wlJJ be pro. ce11Sed. accordlnl( to an FCC spokesman. so be sure to Include a copy of your appUactlon and proof of payment. Bordering on Matrt•onfl DEAR PAT: We were married in T ijuana in 1974. A po per was sent to us lo be notarized and tben sent back to be r ecorded in Mexico. Is this marriage legal in the U:tlted Slates? D.M .• Costa Mesa 'l1H! Onnfe County Cle-rk's Omce saya Uaat 11 your marriage was legal l.D Mexico, It's le&aJ anywltiere. No information aboat Me1:Jcaa mnrta1e laws was available, llowever. Yoa may waat &e llan an attoney nrUy attara&e recording ol y"r mar· rtage with Mexican aalllorttles. Redllced fee le&al service can be arranged by pliloebi1 Ute Lawyers Referral Service of Oran&eCoalttY atw.uu. WILSON V\1 SroRAGE MOTORHOMES-C.S.s-ac>ATS . •Res•dent Manager (24 hr. •Dump Station •Trash Bin • securitY) •Wash Area •Bottle Gas •Fenced •Paved •L•Ohle<I · sr.lCES TI' AIT AT Sl.IO fll MOtimt 17141531-7900 '167'0 S0.1HAllOR ILYD. SAMTA AHA.~, ..,...,..,w_ • ...,.... .......... THIA~MAM Tru-Test Water Heaters • Ge1 weter hMt•n witll S yr. ~· • Glon liM4 I• """' ""' & ct~ • Hltll , .... ,..,.,,. urt .. H 20 Gallon ................. 64 95 30 Gallon .•.•.•.•••..•...• 7 4 95 40 Gallon .......•........• 84 9 S · 9995 SO Gallon ................ . Automatic Garage Door Opener • llectrHk..,... 4-er .,etll111 system • Aut-~elty t¥n11 e11 .. ,.._ litllt Sifltlt T ,....."•' o..ltle T '9ftlllllner 99 88 114 9 ~ 3 Bar Grill Screen Door • Mlllt4 11""'1llulll flnith • 111 32" ~ U" wl4tht 1R7~;S 1095 Del Mar Screen Door ......... ,,_, .. ,.-4.4 triM • 6" klc ..... t . tt" & U" wWllK. 1~1s 1588 Thickly Padded Barbecue Mitt • rro1ecl ywr.....,. fr-he! ti.mes • Clielce el ltrifhl ,."."" 100 Bamboo BBQ Skewers • rerfe<t ,., .. ,., ... sh4sh·~·"" • ,. ....... , 100 -~ ;";;..· ..:.'-:cL.---- 99 17 In. x 17 In. Food Cover -~---11l-• RifW f,._ ~ .. llH C .. er • rretect jliclk t.H ,,_ illWCh Tru-Test Drain Opener • 0,.111 4nii111 thet are clone4 with ''""er heir • 1 ~t. ltetlle • hMvy duly stuff 179 - "\ t . l ( { ' \ I . .. .. .. . ... . .. . :.. , ' A 10 DAIL'( PILOf * TnurSday September 2. 19715 A :lter Ego to Emerge Low Bid. Land to Sell SAN FRANCISCO R CAP1 San Francisco ecel.Ved State will be sold 35 cres of surplus federal' land ror $1 to establish a WANfE 01 .\MO~OS • Gt:'9S1'0:\t;s . '"Out of Closet,' She .. T each es Belly Dancing For h vc )<.>un,, Carol fo'owll'r':1 1allire as a teacJler In Sucldlebuci.. College's night attendants' program hus been the cn sp. fushaonable but s ub- • dued uniform or an turhne :.tewurdes:r This rail, sh<> say:.. she's coming "out of the • floset" lo provide in:,t ruct1on In Olll' Of her greai , loves -belly dancing." Or, for i.ukc of formal col- ~ lege~alalogs. "ethnic dancing " f HER ALTEK EGO WILL emerge from behind •the ll'Cturn in o swirl or Vl'tls, jingling coin belts and i rhythmic finger<'> mbab r She says hC'r IO\ll' or dunce began 20 years ago'" : :'-Jew York. whl•rt• she :Jll(.•ndNi thl' Julliurd School 1 or ~lU!>ll' l 'nder lhl' tutelage of top·name pr~ • lessors. s ht-b<>gun td l,l'l\m the mastery or technl- • qut'S lhut nll~M h.1\l' lundt•d her in off-Broad\\ av :.~"' . But th1.· glamor wort> off uni1 she got t1rl'd of • look1ni;: do" n at pl'ople from ":llop a dunce : platform . ! Atlt.:R U\'ING FOR A TIME at Columbia : Cnl\·er:.1t \'0 1> lnternat1onul llou. ... e. frequented by • score~ or foreign ,·1s1tors. she decided a night at- • t;end~nt 's cJr<>cr was the M l way to see the world. _ ; Sh<> travell·d to )l<'~occo and the Middle East'. : where she was introduced to the art of belly dancing and took lessons 1· ~s t>y 1osepl\s 1s search1nQ !Of 01amond1 ind gemstones from or111a10 1rv:ll\/ldulls 1no es111es. Clretul ex1m1natt01Y" and evah1311()(1 by our exoerts H1gllest OllQeS Pltd Call 540·9066 10.9 d111y Saturd11y 10-6, Sunday Closed. ask tor Mr JoMoh iewels by loseph F M • marine biology station, or OW.,. the ~eneral Ser vices Ad· ~· mln1.Strnt1on announced. A low bid or $l 25 The land is ~ocated at t million for 3 2 1l·mile former Tiburon Net water main proj«.'ct has Depot, used to store a~U · been r ect-ived by t he \~bmarlne nets during Laguna Be ach County~~or~l~d~W~a~r~l~l.:..._~~~...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Water District. Gener a l M anager Joseph R. Sweany will present the bid to the board or directors ncxt Tuesday for ·action. It is _.bout S37 .ooo below the engineer's l.'sti matc for the work The water hne "Ill run from Ledro1t Str<•cl to Aster Stn•et wht>re 1t will connect to :i line 1n· stallt>d las t H'ar That line runs to L egio n Street. Thl' new con s truct1on will pick u11 there and run to the , south city limits. The p r oject 1s a cooperative venture between the LagunQ Beach di&trict and the South Coa s t .County • Water District. NO HID D EN CHARGES. NO EX TRAS. YOU KNOW THE TOT AL PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY. PA'CKAGEINCLUDES. 'l GOtaQEN FALCON • PO~ESTER CORO TIRES A78·13 E78·14 F78·14 G78·14 G78-15 H78·15 · The one·un1t couri.<> sh1?01l be teaching at Sad- rlleback 1!> m tla· ph~:.1t·al c•dut·ution department. I • SWIRL OF VEILS, JINGLING BEL TS Dance Teacher Carol Fowler The joint proJcct is 15a\'ing water users 20 percent or the design and construction costs that 2 PRECISION WHEEL BALANCES 2 2 "BELLY O.\NCI~(; IS FA~TASTIC, painless excrCIM'." lhl' 1nstruct1>r 'J' ~ "Thc rhvthmic mov- ements and b<i!>H' ~ll'IJ!' l'\~·rc1:.c l'' t.'r~· inch of the body." She said her cla:.s is open lo all fem-ale students young or old. Besides the dancing, students wili learn to make their own costumes. r. Fak~ Certifieates Fou11d Uninarrieds Now Unhoused K:'llOXVILLE. Tenn 1·\Pl would be Incurred if each district independently constructed water lines. The project is expect· ed lo be under con · struction by Oct. l with comp l etio n in 430 _cakndac day.s . Work will be closed down entirely during Tha nksgiving, Christmas, New Year's. Easter and Memorial weeks and from June 15 BRANO NEW Tl~E VALVES TIRES EXPERTLY MOUNTED ANY SIZE LISTED F E T $I 15 to $2.87 per 111e depending on 111e s11c 11nd weight Whllewalls add $3 Pet tore. Al leas! 30 unm arncd couples who arc l.:n1vers1l\' or TcnneS:-.t!e students used fake marriage cert1f1 catcs to move into the SChOOl'S hOllSlng for murnl•d l>tU· dents. orr.c1a Issa,. Kessel said an examination of the photostat copies ol thc mar- nagc certificates showed they had been forged. Private housing near the campus begins at about $180 per month. plus utilities toSepL 15, 1977. PUBLIC NOTICE YOUR CHOICE 1. LUBE & OIL Car lubrication and oil change using up to 5 quarts premium oil. 2. ALIGNMENT We c0<rect caster and camber and set toe-in. Cars with air-conditioning, torsion bars add $2 Earl l 'nde rwoOd. mana.ctcr or t:T's rental propert1ci.. ~aid h1l> Mftcc disco\ t•red thl' bogus Cl.'rllfl<"atC" during a roultnt' ChCCk Of lhl' fill'!'! about l\\O weeks a~o "These are really forgenes, but 1t is something that no one e,·er prosecutes. sort of like beat· mg the system ," Kessel said. Clo e t Burglars Get $400 in Cash Burglars who entered an El Toro home \'iil the unlocked door took MOO in cash from the closel 1n the master bedroom ~ICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAMa STATEMENT Tlw foll-lf>ll P<'OOn\ .,. -~ 11W I "fU•'\ llEVERE HOMES IOOll1 C...1-.ld A'ft'N.tr:, HW\t1nqton 8• •< "· G111rorrw_. '11 ... Pnollp H McN•...,., tt\I S. n-.r Ori"-. Go\t• M4. w C•"'"'"' • .,.,, 0.t~ 0 Slmbro 1 tJJ1 V•d \tt tih UNt, HunH~ton Bti•cr.. C~lllOU\•• ,,... fh•t bUSIM\\ t\ (ltft(hl(l@ld b; .. hm.I ~OtW1.Mr-\hip Ph1tip H M c N•rMf" Mt>'' Anu.un.-'" Cdt.1 choOROADWAY TIRE ANO srnv1cr C£NlEH~ Op1•11 8 A M 10 8 P M M 11nd.1v 1fi11111qll h 1d,1v 8 A \II 111 6 PM $,J1111d,1~ N111111 111 r, P M '-i111111o1, l'~DERWOOD REH'St.:D tu "ay how many certificate:. ''ere involved. but Knox Count\' Court l'IHk Owi.t(hl KC'ssc't ~a id L'nderwood brou1o:ht about 30 fa kl· <rrange County sheriffs of· f1{'ers s aid the loss was reported by house wife Kaiue Lucy Sciglibaglio. 37. of240U Silverbay Orivt' She told officers t,l'le thief took MOO in bills from a glass jar and left s mall change behirid. Tr.I~ \t~1tmtont w l\ fHf'O ••'" tt¥• Counly Cl<'•\ ol Or•nou Cou"IY ort Auou~I "· .. ,. 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Reci. $5.98 S,ECIAL SEftT.4,S,6 ONLY ,• I cu. ~ .SPECIAL s 1 on Reci. $3.98 SE~t.tv5' 6 •. 77 --"'---"=---=::----;....; 2301 San JoaQu1n Hills Rd . Newport Beaeb Phone (714) 640-5800 24741 Ctmsanta Or . Mission Vtelo Ptlotle (714) 837-781 1 OPIM LAl()aDAY POITOU& ---COMYIM9IC•~~~~puauc WELCOME 9-6 p.llL-DAILY Banl!Americard Master Charge ~-Orange Coast ED IT Ir tJ 'I, I • C'I • OC a~· S OSIHlof ~-, .. Stoeks , '* * * l VOL. 69, NO. 246, 3 SECTIO NS, 34 PAGES 1976 Mystery Deepens on Missing N TEN CENTS l Skipper th HOHt:RT B.\Rl<Elt "' 04 '"• O•••t ,.1144 \t~n l ' S Coa:.t Guard ln\'<''l•J.!utur:. said tod;n thl•\ un· C't1n1plt·h•h· bafflt•d b\ the.• 111,.ipJ>t•arancl· ol ,, llunlml!I011 lh'IH'h . mc.·n·h.int mannt· 1 .1ptJ11l urr lhl• c.·0:.1,t ••f TC'\JS •' Capt "l'il I \\' Sopt•r 55 111 2 l :J 8 I 1\ u i.: u s t il \ 1 rt I 1· • my~teriously ,·ani ... lle<l from thP <'Jrgo :.hip SS ~Jthanwl Gntc.•n Sundu' '' htlc.· 1l "a:. :.1pµroac.·hmi.: lht• cu."t nr T1•\,1-. I 111m :\1•\\ 01 l1•t1n' "The'"' c t11:::1t1on 1' :-.t1ll itmni.: 1111. but "l' arc.• dc.·,·01d of :11n dUl'S." LL Commmult>r Stank}· Spurgeon said 1n llou:.to11 todJI "We ha\ e no ev1d1•nn• of toul plJ~ Qr :-.u1t•1d\• or an~ thlni:: t>bc.· ~pur.:1·1111 .1ddcd Cumm • .rndcr Karl StJn!\l'll "J1d in San Pedro tod11\ lhat, 'all \\l' Imo"' is that :mmebo<h talkt><I to him al ~ a .m Sundav· and "'hen crew member:-. "1·nr to" akc· him up at ti J m l hl'\ l'Ouhln t ruul h1111 .. Im e:~u~.llor' ':11d thJt :ill •!l It was hi. f1rsl assignment w1tt1 ere"' m<•m bt•r:-. h :n 'l' been lhecom puny. c1ue:-t1om>d and t hut .m l'\tt•n!\ivc ' The shi p "as to pick up <'argu S(',trt.'h of lht.• :in•a h;ul prowcJ lfl llOUSton before• heudlO~ ror lb luntlei.-. ull1mate destination Jn lhe Mid· Offlt·1a1' ,jHI thl· du) Capt d I e E ns t . a co mp a n lo ~p1•1· 1l1~flVllt'ttrt'll "was n·ry fcprt' cntn li\'C t;uid i.n San Pl>dro bi.•aut1ful "'1th 1u:-.l a ,lJght oc<>un Capt. Soj.)f'r rt>Sid('(f in Hunt n11l ingtqn Beach wl~h hi-s w1ft", Off1e·1 J b of lht.> Waterman Kathlttn,andlwosons.NeaJ and Steam~h1p Com 1>an) ronrirrnl'd Glenn. that Capt Sopt•r tool. command Two d a ughter s, Mt!>. Peggy or tht• 'hip Thur-.dLty 1n Xe" Smith a nd Mrs. Manlyn Elliott. Orll',IO' 1 hve in Santa Ana a s d()('s another son. Stephen Mrs. Smith s a id toctin· thut ~he• hal> all but given up hoi>c or find mg her father 1 She said that Capt So~r hJrl bcl'n a life.Jon~ s:11lor and st•rn•d in thl' U S Navy dunng World War 11 A C'ompuny r1•prc~t.'nlati\'e 1n San Ped ro ~aid t hat Capt. Soper was a re al profel>sional who wa:- \\Cll tikcd and highly n•i;arded by his <'olleagul's. "\\'<.' lost a \'l•r)' nll't• ~u~ .' ht· s:utl ll1\(''ti1rnt or:-. ~aitl ttw.Y hJd r1111t 11t'lt•ll .1:-,0l'H.lll'~ nf CJpt Sol)t•r 111 effort'I tu wtr,1v1•l lhl' Ol)~tl'r~ "\\'l' I a ll;1•d to :i cl<1'l' lrwnd \\ho h.1d cl1n11..,1' "1th l'.1pt So1w1 JU:.l thrl'e <1,1y:. lll'forc lu .... tlf.• partur\.' f11r Nc" Orkan!-," Corn mund('r SWnM•ll :..11d "Thl' frie nd :.:m l that <..'apt So~r "as in .:ood :-.1,int!-and th:at l''\•c.•rytJ11ni: appenr<'d tu he· f11w ," St ans<.'ll rc•la ll'ti 3rd Suspect Sought • ID Slaying Politics OnCou11ty TinieTold f fo'orml'r Uran.i:t• l'u11nt' a:- S(':o.~or·-. l'm plo~ I' 1 lt•n" Acl.1m~ told :1 ~upt•nnr <.'ourt 1un 10<1.1' that h1• cl1:-l11butt•d 1-.:ml'.11.i:n hlt•ratun· tlurini.t ('(1un1' unw 111 M ;" anll .1tir1t· of 1!17:! "h"•n t'I 111 f(n.:·~sman II ms ha" ",,, tn111ll' ' 1:1:.SC'S!>lll Adam•;, nu\\ r1'1111-U I 1 nm his duties in t h1• 111ral -.un r' ing d ins1on of lh<1l o((it•<'. ll•:-.t1f1t·d a:-. the firth of ~J "1tnl>:-:.c.·-. to ht- callcd b> lht• pro:.t•l'Ut1on th:.it ht.' "orked for 11 m s ha\\ under t hl' orders of a :-.1•r1wr m"'mlwr of thC' assesso1"s offll·t• 1 Hl'l<1tt•d i.tun Pa ge A~I 1 2 Others Arrested In Case lnvesti~alors said today they are purs uing a third man they bclic vl' was involved in thl' k1d.na p1n g :ind murde r o( Joann Se1gman la:-.t week. Mt.>m bt>rs of the l0\'est1~ati\'t' team from the Oran~e <.;ount)' and Los Angeles County Sheriffs' dt.>p a rlments unnounC'ed th1•\ are looking for a third susJ)\•c.·t a ft er t h e \' a r r l'Sted l \\11 Bellflower men Thursday "' tcrnoon . \\'illiam Paul Guilt'! a1HI Ronald Ll'wis E wing. both -27. will be arr:unged fo'nduy in SLtnta Ana Mun1c1 pal Court o n charge:- o f mur d l'r a nd k idnu p for ransom. Uoth mc.·n a rt-he ld without bail Ill Oran~c County Jail HELD IN SLAYING Ronald Ewing FACING CHARGES P aul Gullett J\dum:-. .,;11d hl' t11rn1•tl 1n vac:it1on :.lli;s .ind Mert1nw voucher~ for thl' t111w lw lll'"ltc.••I Lo lht> · llini.h J\\ lnr C 'nnArt·~:. · <'ampa 11:!n . -He smd-;honr slrll$ ''err :ip O\ ed by Hino;h::m :mtc.' <iarlnn<f Hl'dd1nJ.! The a rrest of the prur came a!> a surprise bre akthrough in the t'dttt.• Ott1t to-veslit;atora •id laclm1..i.\IU: su bslantialkud _Coast Bill Funds · \\'(' \\ l;'fl' a !>li.?nl' test1f1NI. "We clch\l'rt•d the ater~als-lrnm d1-im-tn door urr l!t'\'l'ral cla~s in :\h i) and J une " W 1 t n t' s st'' " ho Jl r l' c e d t'<I Adams to the ~land bimil11nly lesrificd thut they Wl•re given campaign materials for d1s- tn hut1on and were ordered to tack up llinshaw ~i~ns undt•r the Ol"tlers of s enior m cmbc.'rs of the assessor's staff. Ocknsc <t llt''<t 1onini: uf n1ch witness appt•anni: to th!'. pmnt has produced t h<.' adm1s!>1on from nil quC'sllonl'd that tht•y M •11• nC\'C'r d1 re<'tlv orckrl'<l to do -.ob' Hinshaw. lhn!lha\.\. 5:1 '' be1n~ t1w1I on <'har~rs of gra11cl rlwft. c•1111 sp1ra rv. t>mh<'ttlrmc.•nt .11111 ,,iolati11n of th<' stall' t•lcf't1on ('00l'S Ill COlllll'cllOO With t\t~ ;ii legt>d m ;:1slt'rm ind mi! of count' t•mplo) t• par11r11r:1tw11 m h1' 1!172 ram1)all!ll This 1« t hl' ~ ''" 1)11rt llt'.1d1 R cpuhl1ran ·, !\t·<·onc1 1'11pC'1111r Court tnnl. 111• was Sl•nll•ncrd tu one to 11 yt>ars in stntl' pr""" nfti•r h,•1ng t•on vlctt'<l of'hnlwn whil<' ~1·rvmi.? Ill' count> assl':-.sor iiod ''I rel' On a ppeal. llm"-h.1w ha1: pomtt.>tt out to the.• jur) '1.1 "'" lnwycr 's openin1: s lnH•mC'nt lh Ot n :-•H•s:rnr'c; f mJl)O) 1'l' Wt're pt'rrn11t<.'d to \4ork on his c·a mptu~n but Wt'rt' told ~for<.' ha 11ci tha t any \•fforts the•' contn h11t \•d must he on th,•1r own llml' a nd :.It their own C'~t Track Dou'n TIUlt Coke R oxan n(' M rOnuu ltl thll"MS Cor just ire Somebody s tolt' ht'rCo<'il Coln Wednesd ay. and shl• ms1st<'d t hat pohct' hnd the culprit. She set th<.' sort dn nk do\\ n in n vacant office in the New p o rt Ha r b o r Jud ic i al D i s tr i ct courtho u se We dnesdU\' mornwi i.t. Whl'n she re turned three hours later, theMfldrink was missing. The d istncl attorney's of- fi ce secret ar ia 1 SU(>f'rvisor lited a formal complaint ruid officers fr ied a Cormul theft report -30 cents for the drink an~ 10 cents for the 16-ounce bottle. ,, . • Tt>Hcl1t>s l ·01019,.f ers 0.1ty ... ,,.,,, .. It p ..... Orange Countr Sheriff's Lt Sim Middleton refused to com· me nt today on the cir<'umstancc~ that led to the a r rests or GuJlell Short, Aide Claims \\'elten H•1ghl box ins: champ ,C:.irlos P<tlomino sp<ir w1~h Randv t\J!ui rn .•. 7. durinl.! din1<.· at Oak \'IC\\' Center in I runtin~n Beu ch. -p 3tommo-. 2'1.-a-\\"'estm1rrst cr-resit lent a nd u ret·rcaticm major at (':.ii Stall' Lnn1'! Rt.•ach. has \wen conduct in ~ thl' chmc l'' l'I'~ morning th1~ werk a s part nf llw fi<'ld \\ork for his l'Olll'J,!c..' ... tuct1c•:--l k plans to work "ith minortl\ \OUth.., a.., .1 r,·1·11•;1t 11•1\ lt·ad<.'r "hen hC' han~s up his gl;"L':-- Newport Cleanup Dulllps t ers Placed ~e" port llt-al'h rt•-.illl•nh c·Jn indul,1!<' tht·mM·h ,., m " m;1.,.., h11u:-.l'c1l'.1111n~ pru1,•<·t lwi.:1nn1111.t Sonda\ .1!> I ht· c.·11\ 11h,l'n t'' 1h annuai L1ttc·r t\" art'lll'~s \\\·el>. Suzann<> H111lcl. cha1rm.in nf th1• C'1tv 's Lllll'f' Cnntrnl C1t111•11, ,\cl\ 1-.or\' Cnmm1tll't'. t''l.pl.11111·<1 thJt tlw "l'1'k 1' :-1•1 .1..,1dt· '" 111,11.1· l"'"Plt• a \\art• nf th1• lill••r 11rt1 hlt'm b\ ):1\ 1111: llwni a d1•11H'•· '" dl'.lli Ull tlW I' I I) Shr -.a11l l.iri.:1• t!11m1 ... 11·1' h,I\ ,. l11•en M'I up 1n fl\ 1• lc>C'al 11m' '" thut rt'!-1tl<·nts ran do ii lhon1111.'h dt•an up ;iml t;ake th<• ri•o;ulul' from Aar a,IH''· ~ :ir<l'> ~ind :illl•\~ to the.' dumpsl<•rs Th<'Y 11 rt• Joe J t1 •<1111 Llw p.1 rlw1>: lot or th<• Ma rk,·t R.1skt'l M :11 k1·t al 32nd SI I t•e•t .111!1 n.1ll111a Houle.•\· a rel . at Ens1~n M1cllllc· S<·hool. al l>u\'ldson Rl·:ilt' :'ll441t \\'. Coai.t lltjth\\ <1~ . al tlw <'om mun11\ \ uut h (.' 1•111t•1 ;,1 h .incl lr1 ... 1vr1111··~ 111 1 'orona 1h•I :'11 ar .inil ,11 \l .1r11w1.. l'ari.. 1n th1• l>m <'I' Dr 1\1· p.11i..111~ .1n·.1 A:-part uf the.: "l'l'~. thc1 c '' 111 l~· J contc.st. JUd~cd hy ml'mlx•r", or tht· pl.1nn111.i: 1•11mm1 .. :-ll)ll, II) tl1•lt·1m1111• \\)11th .srt· • .-. :111' c 11 .. 1r11· .. 1 """' 1111pr11u•rl anti iii It 11''' \\\.11 11. \\di lw ~·1\1•1111111 .1t tlw .inn11.il \\ 111 ltl .. I .:ir~1·-.t l.1tt1•r It''" l'.1rl\ 111 lw lwltl S1·1>l I:! lrnrn I p 111 In ,, pm .11 till' BallHi:1 1'1t•1 Tlw pa1lv \\ill fratur1• a I'll) o;pono;orrtl p1{·n1r ''1th mt•mtx.·r~ of lh<' fin· 1l1•p;1rt ment .1c·t rniz :i:-. !'Ook., for llw (•\'t•nt \Ir-. f1 11tld ~.11cl tw r t·11mm1tt<·<· ha-. hmrhurr.;. h11111111·r -.11<·k1•1 :-. .incl llttt·1 bai:-. a\ .11l,1hlt• lor 11•.,1· 1knt~ at 1•11\ h.111 . and Ewin~. By P lllUP ROSMARIN "But 1 will say that it was ler· o"~•D••l•"''°'\t.m -n~ poltee-W<>rk -OR lh~Kl4-of---SGm~-$4.3 1t~lh-01Wncludcd-1n u our Orange County force and the st ate <'OOslal land acquisit ion bill Los Angeles County Sheriff's of to purchase property in thl' Dana ricers involved," he said. Point headlands and to extend "We cert ainly want the detai l~ San Clem ente State Beach "1M1 t of this in vest igation to become enough money to ha rd!y make a 1>ubliJ_• b ut we d on 't want to scratch .·· Jeopa rdize a <'Ont1nuini: in-That's the opinion of an a1rl c t11 \esligation and possible further State Sen. Gcoogr Oeukmu1i :rn of arrests by releasing details :ll Long Beach. and appnrentl\ of this po1l'lt.' · he a dded. As deputies qu<'stioned the two nicn. mourners were gatherinJt .1 l t h c G o o d S h e p h e r d P resbvten a n C hurc h in Los Alamitos where funeral services were conduc ted ror the s lain mother of lhre<.' A spokesman for th<' family ex plainC'd that !ler viccs were dl' laycd whilt.• the pastor, th<.' Rev (SC!f' K ION" p . Paite AZ) Tips Given On Scl1ools A unique.• 1wbhc scrvH'<' 1s he· IOI? olrerl'd by the Oa1 l.v Pilot for .f"cadcrs ''ho have q uest ion :-. about their s chools as back-to ~t·hool time looms . /\ colu mn loaded with in· formation about tht• various dis ln r ts :lppcar s on Pa~c A2 toduy. It tt•lls vital d ata about the '>rhools. the pco1>le who run them ;ind the pcOf)lc who govern them. Suspect Says Slain Woman Had Gun Too By TOM BARU:V Ottn• O•llY l'olot~tlft De fenda nt Thom as lla rd1n !lester lold an Orani.te Count} Superior Court j ury via t upe re rording Wednesday that he acted in self defense wh<>n he shot J a net Mac Metz to d eath in her Sunset Beac'h horn <.' last Nov. 8 "She had a gun in her hand und I assumed s hr w as ~oml;! to shoot me," I lester told s hcnrf's officers in an inten ·iew recorde d aflc•r his a rrest In Tucson , J\ri7.. "So I s hot her first." Cancer Warning Found? llcster . 2!1. of Lon~ Jlcach. wa-. a!\ked by his lnter v1cwt•rs to ugu111 <'Onfirm that he killed Mrs. Met1. 34 . and explain exactly why hl•r death was necessary in view of the allegatio n that lt('sl('r a nd h1 o; J(ang Wl're rc•a lly uftl'r he r com panion, Ronald Cauwl'ls, 27 "l s hot the chick." lk stcr replied. "rt was n comhinalimll)f things like not w anting to i:rt shot myself-. beln~ caught up in the cir~m!ltances and Eet'ling tlwl no witnesses should be lert." Scie1ilists Cite Substance in Blood . SAN FRANCISCO <API T"o scientists say they hnvl' mad vertenlly found a substant(' in the blood of cancer patients that t ould provide an early warning system for the dread c:Usease Ors. J C . Morrison and ET Bucovaz of the University of Ten· nessee s aid W~nesday that te'll'I of 4.200 persons showl'd t he system was n early 90 percent ac curate in 1de ntHym g \\hcther pa tienls ha d cancer They told a ne ws <'Onft'ren<'e at the American Che mical Society'!\ national m eeting that if It proves itself in further slud1es, the blood test could in three yean be part of routine yearl} physical rx aminat1ons. Num~rous other blood te3ts ha\ e bee n dc' ised b) !.c1ent1st.-; m the search for a roolproor way to det<'ct ranC'er al a n early sta~c No test ycl devised has been suc<·t•ssful enough to b<.' \\tdl'ly adopted Morrison str essed that it is un· kno'.\n how early in lhe develop · ment of a t umor a positive result will s ho"' up 1n the tci;t, but said animal studies ore under way to find out lie also stn.•ssed lhc test 1s u general one that m:iy Indicate <'an<'er is present but will not tell doctors "here. "This <'ould be a lest thal would tell a doctor that h s hould run furth('r te ts on a patient. "alC'h the patient doscly," he said 1 Bucovnr satd the two be-gan th<.'lr resear<'h looking at. something quite differenl -t he structure of yeas t cells . In trying to find a protein mole1..ule in the cells. they mixe d the yeast with human blood lo s e e If the molecule they were looking ror would <'ombin~ with a different protein in the~. By chance, Bucovai s aid, the blood they were using cam e from a cancer patient. and they found that a protein In the blood did lal<'h onto the yeast protein. When V\ey repeated their ex· per lment wltl\ blood from a healthy 'person. he said, it. didn't work -the proteins did not com· bioe. With 87 percent of the <'ancer patients they tested later, they s aid. the combining <>ttur· red : in 91 perce nt or lhe cancer · free patients no combinatio n. The t ape re cordinl't appears to renect a hesitation al lhal point. And then Hes ter 's voice udds. "and seJf preservation m uyb<.' Hester is one of five men racing trial on dual murder charges filed after the killings or Cauwels and Mrs. Metz. It is alleged that they burst into the home at 16861 Bayview Drive. accused Cauwels or lakln~ 174 pounds of ma rijuana at tunpoint from two gang memberg and then shot Cauwels as the struggling vkUm.was led to Ute bedroom. Williarn Craig Tibbits, 29. of Orange, is Identified as t.he man who used a pistol lo kill Cauwels . Hester allegedly used a British- m ade Sten automatic rifl( to fire a burst at Mrs. Metzthatnearlycut. thewoman in two. thl' stat(' Rl'nl EstiJh' Serv1rt''- U1\'1Sion and a !ilaff mcml'>t.'r of -tf1l'S~tt'{~~ht K:'ttntttlttflttt~I The appropriatmns bill cleared th<> le1uslatu rc thi:. wct'k und 1~ wa1tinf! Governo r Hro\\n ':- s1gnnt url.', vl'toor vart1al veto The monev bill was attarhl'<I tn IC'1?1slat1on c 0 rt.'alinJ,! a p1.•rmanl'nl coas tal commission . In all ,S:ll.27 m1lhon w as appron•d. of \\h1eh s l . •I 7 m I I I I () n J! II l' s r n r ad mi111str;J11\C' l'os ts of tht• com mission /\bout S2:l 5 million was lffO n dcd for bu) mg <·oai-.lal parccb m seven cou nt 1c.·s. Cnl1es of tht· measure.·. rn1·luding Ot•ukm('jian a nd New port Be<•ch st<1te St·n Dennis Caq 1t•nlt•r. charged th" acquisition money wa!> addC'cl to the bill to woo 'oles to create.· ;i perman<.'nl l'oas tal rommisslon Tony C1maru~t1 . a D<.'u kmcJT:m :aide, s :iirl tod ay thC' S1I 3 million allottrd to ttw O rang1• Count~ areas w as a poll ry ~um rom - par ed tu w hat would actu:Jll~ h:1v<.' to h1' paid for th<> pn nw bt•uch J;inrl The bill a111m1pn at1•1i S500.ooo to buy 7 2 ac·n·s MJUthwesl of Sun Clcme11I<' Stall• ll<'a('h, d1n 'l'l I\' alJ11lting the orenn, a n1t S!I !1 million for pur chaSt' of th1• 11 1 !I U('r('S of L>ana Pn111l hN1cll11ndi. According to Rt·al t-:!lt •ll•· OiVl~ion f1gur<':-, lht• Da na J>omr land would sl'll for $111 li'I mllllnn. (See I.ANO, PaRI' J\2) Ornni:e,J, ('oast -4~ "e nth••r /'\notht•r dny or m cxlr1 at1· lo high ll'lllJ>eratur\'S 1o; dut' f"rida)'. 'with coai.1111 l11ghs a nd lo ws r cmajning much likt• toda y's. INSIDE TODAY Wllat's it hkl' tn m1Klcl /oru. tnp /osh1011 m n11r:::111t>7 .'irr fJ I lnd_.x AIY-S.n•n ... ......... -.. ,, ............. ,. llJ Mo.,.yfrt9 L.M hYd "' Me¥ it' c.11,., .... AJ Mol""9l r:t1 ... S It 111 IU .. (11ulh-4 • CMJ °" .... c:..n1, ,.,. C....k • •• ........ I M o ...... ,, 14 S.0-h Cl •J OHtftMetlctt AU M••Ml'1oth . ., u1w..i~1.-... T•WVI-Al> Eftt..,llft-ftt ai Th.at.n Ill ,, ...... •.. , WHIM• .... ,.. ___ IJ W.rldlft~ .... lftt.,.,.ui.i-IJ f; • • A2 DAIL v P•LOT N Thursdey September :t 1976 ~ ~---~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~·-~--~~~~~ .r---------------------------~--~ ~· ,,,,,,ruu1tlDH .lfHJUI . • • • ;1 t : Your Schools !. Fro'." Page .I I 1 KIDNAP ... Coast Community College District (CLIP ANO SAVE FO~ YOUR DISTRICT) I .\ 80 lT T ll t; OU!1'RICT: The Coast Comm unity Col ll'~t· 01-.tntt 1-1 t·umpm.cd of lhre,• eolleg1:i. Orange Co.Ast Colle((t'. (i•1ld\•n We:.t Coll<.'ge and the new t•ollege beyond th • t•ampui.. C'oa,thnl' Community College Also. the Olstnet O\\ ni. ;,11\tt opc1 .1l(>i. PBStt•lev1~1111n stut1on KUCE-T\I, Channt•I ~) Or.rn~t· ('nu'>t l'ollcg.: 1:-lorutccl al 2701 Fain ll'W Rund. Costa ~h·i.a . Callfom1J, !)2+jlli Golden WcM College 1:. s1tuat t•d a t 157H Goldt-n Wl'!ll Street . lluntin1tton Beach. C<1hrorn1a, 92617 Tlw brotuka!>t fat•tlttl<•!> of KOCt-: ~art• haM·d on the (;oldl'n Wc3t Collt·gc campui. Tht.· .1dm1111 ... trat1\e offic1..·:. 4( COi.t:.thnt' Commun1l~ Collc•.:t• arl' IOt'.tll•d at I023l SlJter A\'enue, f-'ounla111 Valley In its maugur.il ,i.cmci.ter thu. Septcmbt:r. Cnasthnc cl;tsscs Yt ill bt• held 111 all) or J 15 ":.lorcfrunt" !.Ile:. spolll'd thrnu)thout th<' D1stn ct ThO!>l· locatfoos arc ltstt•d to" ard the b.H'k of the com btnal1onl·ataloJ:·Cl3:.:. schedule that has been mailed to ea<'h home in thl' D1stnct Th<' Coa:.t Community College D1str1C't adm1mstrallH headquarters Jddn·~:. ,.., 1370 i\tlams A\ cnuc, Co!ila ~le!>u, Caltforn1.1. 921.i:?I> -' i':EO ~IOHE l~f-'OH~l.\TIO:X'' \'lrg1I Z1rhcl retuntt'll frt>m a trip. Mrs. e1gm.io \\ru. a.n elder of the church. The family pok1.•smun ~aid flilnllh an1I frll'nd:s "ho alh•ndt•d tht• t•hurC'l1 l'ol·n·i('l'' anrl th1.• gnl\'t•t.idt• s<!n 1Ct'!> thut folio\\ t>d ot fort•i-t 1..rn 11 rih'1111111al l'urt. C'~·pn•i. . "crt' llllt :m 11rto th.it thl' urn•z.ts h~ttJ bl•,•11 111 :ult• The t \\ti m l'll \\ l'l t' arrei-h'(l ;11 ~lwir e.{'pur:tlt• h11111,•:-1111 wur r:111l:o. ~·~:1wll hv On111i.:t• <.\1unt\ S111>t•nor Court .lullgt• H1c·h.11·ct Bl'Ol'OO\. dill l'jllni.t lhl•lll l'lll'I\ with fou r counts 11( l..11l11avmi.: and one count of m11nll'r As Gu lll'lt. s h1rtll1!>1' anll burdoot. wa:-i ak1•n fn1111 1 hC' homl• lw s hur s \\Ith h1Z1 11:11·t•11ti;. his mother. U ''"t'' a. 11·porh'dh• s nfft'rcd :.1 m 111or h1.•t1rt att<ll'I.. She wall lJ'<'atl.'d ut thl' M't•nc b~ Los Angt>lt•!> County par•amt'<1tl·~ and 1s I l'IHH.lNI n •stlni.: l'Om· fort ably toda). Both Gulktt and F.winJ: ar(' un t-mployed ~ l'llh<'r mJn rC!>lsted off1 Cl'r!> \\ 111'11 t ht•\ \\ 1.•n• :11· rl'sted R1ch.trd \' Simon. D1Mnct Director. Communll' Hl'lat1oni. .md Information . 556·5609 JamesCarnc·ll.OCC· 556·5725 Bruce W1l11Jm'>. Coldc·n We t: 892-7711 Richard Simon. Coastline CC: 556·5609 Jame-. C:oop1..·r . KOCE·T\' 897-0302 h lhl' dog da \ !'> or ~umml'I' gi\l' \\cl\ lo .1utumn. this 'rustic scene m San .iuan t'ap1~trano aptly heralds the :.eason. Some ma~ think of pumpkin pies but when 'l'110ol gels u n der \\Uy. ~oun gs t er.; .at m·arh~ lkl <Jbi~po Elementar~ School and \l .1 rc:o Fori.t <'I' J u111or llig h likely wi II be n·mm dccl that I lallo\\c'en is Oct. 31. There 'hould IH· some.• grand jack-o'-la ntern~ Imm thi~ r~m moitc.•nal. They arl' ·•l'l'U!>l'll or t.1lhn~ tht• Los Alum11,, h1111S<.'\\1fe ,tftl•r their plans to extral'l StUltlO from hl'r husband'!> m:1rl..l't !>aft• 1111~ fired. In\ estii:ators thl·Onll' that Mr!> St-1µm a11 . 1:1. \\,1s::.hot st•\ en time::. 1mmt•d1:.ttl·I~ aft,•r her abductors :.pcrl from :i phonl' booth \\ h<.'n• ttw morw~ \\as to htl\'l' been left. Dcputic•:,, say they apparently bee a ml' 11larm1.•d by a C'rowd of ('B r ad111 l'nlhll!>iast!> who flock(•cl to I hl· l11t·at11111, ut l'o.t'>l l'ommunit~ Coll<.'l.!l' Dt'>lnct 1s governed by a fl\e man bo.1rd 111 tru!>tl'('S They CJre President Rob<'rt llumphrc) "· rl•pn•scnling Co!ila l\lesa; \'ice President Wilham Kettler. llunt1ngton Beach; Donald Hoff, Midway City Gardt'n Grov1:: \\'orth Ket•nc. Seal Beach: and George Hodd a. Jr . :\'l•wport Reach The board meets biweekly, Wed· nesda~!>. >I pm . m the board room at the District admin1:.trath l' office~. Search for Leads Hot Hosiery Bri11gs Suit Fruitless So Far A San Cle mente woman who claims her pantyhose burst into flames when she stepped onto hot sand -cit -a nearbv-beach sued the makers Wednesday for damages to be d etermined in trial court t r a c t e d b ~ p n I 1 t· t• r u d l l• broadcas ts Tht' Coast Community College District covers the north" est rnunt.Y coastal communities of :"\ewport Reach, Corona dl·I ~I ar. (.'0:,ta ~lesa . Santa Ana Heights, Huntlngton Beach. l-'ounla111 \'alll'). Westminster, Seal Beach. )l1dway Cit'. SunSl'l 81.'i.t<'h and thl' lower third of Garden Gro\'C c" h1ch "ai. rc(·entlv anneXl'd in a trisection of that city to thr<.'e d1ffcn•nt community college districts> totaling a population in l'Xl'f.'S"Of600.000 The tax rail' thi.. H·ar 1:. .8023 cents per SIOO assessed ''aluallon an increase of only Qne cent O\'er the pre\'1ou.o; year Tht.> 111crl'ase \\ 111 maint<ttn the current reser~e level i.lt eight Pl'rt'l'nt Tht• budget I!> ·f>.1.635.556. There is no oondl'd mdebtcdnt.>:..; WllAT IS T,\l'GllT: Nc·arly 100.000 lull a nd part-time da~· and e\ t'ntn~ studl•nts "'II a\'atl lhemselves of more than 6,000 c·la'>st'!> :ind f1ekb of study to be offered by the District dunn~ the• 19i6 ii ftsl·al) l'i.tr There arc 137 C'arecr courses t3UJ!ht at thl' Ut,trtl'l ·~ thn.•e c·olle~es. .\n) one• HI ) l'ttri. nr oldl·r muy register tuition free for an) purpo:.c pt•r!>on;,il l'llnr hmcnt. \'Otat ional training for profc.>ss1onal hl•tl t•rml·nt . n•trt•atwn or core l'dUl'jl1on for .uh Jll('t•mt.·nt to rour \t•.irtn!>lllutions. OrJllJ.:t' l'11."t l'olln!l'. (;olden \\'t'SI ('ollt·~t' an1I t '11ast llrH· ( '11m rn 111111 \ < 'ulh·~1· nffl•r l'tl her cert1f1l'ate" for I'\ tckJll'I' or .... 1l1,l.1\'lt1l') lt•q•I.; of pruf1c1cncy in Cl'rla1n t'.ll'l't't proi.:1.1ms and or .h~1w1;ti1· 111 Arts dl'J.!l'l'l'S for sue t'1•,sf11l 1·0111 pll·t111n of full IY.o )t•ar nrogrami. {'iJlalOI.!!>, \\h1ch an• frt•t• fnr lht' .1 ... i..111..:. \\Ill dcl1111•.ih• r('<1111r(•mcnto; al\tl IJI lll't•thll t•s ('0\1 \tl "It \' Sl :H\'ICES: ,\II three· c·ollci:c·!> dlsn offl'r '·•'t num lw1' uf l'on11n11111t \ i.t•n •1C'es. rrom almo!>t "erkly tn· i t'rt ol U..g IJ ti· .1t hl,•t 1r ''\ t'nh to the fulll':.t :.pcctrum of drama. mu!'1r. 1•th,•r t·n·alt\l' Jrts l::&ll'h collcJ!C ubo feature::. f.tst'lltat 111g h•t·t 11r1• 't'l ll''> l'.ll'h monlh l.1hr.1n1•, ,111d .1thlt•t1c f.tri11t1t•., <trl• a' a1lahlt• t11 U1stnct r<''ld1•nti. .a(' 1 C'O l'i:t• proud~ (larr-;-l'r\'lrl' lo \'etc•ran;:--r hand1c,1ppl'cl sl lllll'Oh. 'tud,•nh Ill ftnarft'ial nl'ed a nd mon· \ earCl'I' t'l'llh•r .tl l'<tt'h rnllt'J.:l' helps to loc·ate JObs for ::.tu drnts .111d !>luclcnh 111 rll't'<l nf Job:; At OCC alont•. the carec·r t'enh'r hJnclh•o; an ;I\ 1..·1.1gc of 2.000 JObs per weC'k Begmnmg tn St•ptl•mht•r. tht' 1>1:.tnct \\Ill bf:' featuring DISCOVER. <1 c·omvuter S) slt•m d,•,1grll'd to fo<·u.., educational pru!;!ram!> l(I the Job nN•cls of ttll' l'rnnn11rn1t ). and lo ht•lp place :studl'Ot!> 111 tlHISl' IClh :I\ ,111,lhlhtll'S l:Ot 'CATIO~.\l.T\': Tht• l>1!>lnct 1!> the nation's lradN tn ('(hw.1t11111 \ 1;1 iek\'1s1on Th" full. Coasll11ll' Commun1t\ l \)llt•J.!l' \\ tll ol(,·1 for t·ollt·~1· 1'1'r11il c1ghl lclecour!it.•s u\tff KOCI·: TV. Ch<inlll'I fiO Tht• coursC's arc "The Adams l 'hron1d1•o;. ·· ··Cuttll'rnporary California l s!>ut·~. ·· "f'l'l'l•hand Sk1•trh111g," "~I an and En\'irnnml'nl." "i\s l\tan Hcha\e-.." "llc~ll 1':!-tak and You." "A Time l<1 Grow" and "Food:; lor lh1• ~l1Hlt•rn Farntl\' " Thou..-:h off<'n•d Lhrooi.:h l'm1st ltrt1'. t1•lt•r11111 :w t·n•dil!> will h1.• transfert1hk to O{'L' ancl C\\'C: ... 1ucf<ont11 .111 ... t·npts :\nt mil\ dot•!> KOCI-: T\' off1•r rollC'~t' ll'\'CI t<:lrcourst'"· hut 1t .11-.11 p r<l\ idt''> Orung,• C'c1unt~ ,,[ JJr~c "'1lh quality t'lllt111,ill) l'lll tdllll).! J>l'llj!r,tmmtll~ a:. \\Cll 3!> c·ommuntl) af r;:iir-. f'O\t'I .tJ.!<' Tht• l>.111~ P1l11t TV lo~-. will h:.t the d~11h 'hll\\ Ill~ ... , _____________________________ .J B~ ARTHl'R R. VlSSEL Of tft~O.-••Y P•'4H St•f.t '\o new I<.' ads were r<.'ported to-' dJ\ In the knife murder or two 15 ·~ea r old II unl1ngton Beach g1 rb l'll(hl d.1) !> ago a s in- \ esll~ator::. contmul'd combing the do" ntown pier arl'a. Sht>nff s Ll !'rank Dean said <'l'rtain add1tiunal mlormat1on \\a::.' gleant.'d by his-two-man tt>ams and ll untin>,rton Beach police dett'cti\'t''> WC'dnesday, but "as not J(really :.ii?nifieanl. "We're still Just talking to a lot of people and doing a lot of pa\ t.>m ent -pou n ding down therl'," ht• said of thl· search cen- tered Jround t ht.· mw11cipal pier ;.irt•a Candace Su san Rcadv of 19851 lnn•rnC!>!I Lant• nnd Sheryl Sue Pl'lt•rson of 9>163 Cornwall Orin· \\f'rt• the \'1ct1ms. Shl'nrf's d epulll'S ;.ire hnndlmg the double hon11t'ide that. oc n11T<.'d JUSt ac-ros:. the boundary line on Bo ls.t Chit-a State Beat'h Imm lht.' <'It\' hl•a<'h und is thus \\!thin tlwir J'11n:.dictTon. - - ~liss Rt•adv :rnd ~1t!'!> Pmrson "en• m urdl'.' i·ed bet" een 10 p. m Jnd m11Jn1ghl a wel•k ai:o Tue::. da\ and found f1n~to Se\'cn hours ICJtt•r. spr a" lt•d belo\' the roeky bluff.., h) a s urf f1:.herman. !:>s> far~met1~ulQus ~carchinAQl the are.1 bt•IO\\ P aciftCCoasl llij!hWa) JU~l west of Golden \\'e:.t Strt'l't has '11.'lded no further clut's. or authorities are keeping ::.1len1 about them . The dead 1ot1rls were last seei;i ahout 8.30 pm. at the pier's base near the Fisherman Restaurant, a popular spot where young pco- pll• <'On~regatc . ln\'l'St1i;ators say they have <1bsolut ely n o motive for !he murdl'rs. 111 which each ~irl was ~tabbed l'l~hl or nme t1mes. Mr. Sutcliff Rite Slated In Newport l-'\tnt'r.11 :.t•n Ices \\Ill tx: held .. 'r1c1:iv for Ion~ time SL Andrews rr .. -.bvtt·nan Church membt'r \\1111, "0111 " Sutl'l1rr "ho died \\' 1 •cl lll''d a\ ( OAsrl"' LAND FUND ~I r Sulrltrr. Y.ho hacl lived in .A I • • • Corona tit-I Ma r for l:J \'<'llrS had ·• i 111111·.., '" nl u<' h ·" t ht• amount \llhou~h Co.1-.t.11 Cc1mm1s,111n • 1ppr a1~alo; 1•f lhl· i.anw land list ORANGE COAST .. 1 "'° I H "'-¥' f • f I -·! r f .. I .-.1lh .-•~ t-, n.,• l•t"' 'f , ... ~ .. "' l tt\ "r-.;l'41"""''l• o ... (')t-"'" I N\t l ~f•ll\i •fl'4 ( ....... 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Of•"°" C.CN\I ~blft°"'W"t Cit"" oeiny ... ,..,., ,,., •• , "''*""•t•l"lf'I' ""'''Of'••• ""'•11tt 6r Hv.,ll1tit"'~"" ,,.,•t" ,_,., M f'tPfOOWC•O .. .,,.._,, \Mt••• trrtt1I"'°" ot t•Tf••"f • ..,. ... ~•,..o < l•u ~• .. u4• ri••• •• t•''' Mr••. C•lrfOff"U• \ob « '•1'!11 ft Dt U H ~ \.l J\ ""-• ~ ... ""'"'olt•ttf t~~·M'f ...... ,,.,,.*",~ Q 1)r-tof'IMy thl' fair nrnrkt•l \Ullll' .I'> c1t• lon.z bt'l'I) Un al'11ve mt'mbt'r o( lrrmin('d hy tlw count\ .ts:o.t•ssor, till' i'\t'" !)Ort lkut'h church a l S2 m1llton. stnff nwmhrr Gn•i: t\t thL' l1nw 11f his dc11Ul, Mr . \'an Orman SJld ludav llw u1w11 S11tr11rr w11i. rt•t1rc•d. lie worked marktot pr1t·1· 111·tu11ll~ \\Ollld tw for P uc·1r1<• 1't•lt•phonc for 39 as a rule. tour tn f1\t' tin11·' H'ar'S :111l1 lll't·a11s1• of his lcn~hy higher than thttl 't·n ·1ct'. ht• was u mcmbt'r of the \'ttn Ormnn said tht• niunl\· as Tt>lcphonc> Pioneers of America. scssmC'nt S('ltlom n•Ot·c·ti. l'Ut:rent llt• le:ives his widow. Paulin<.': sales J)ricci;. :.ons. H1chnrd A . Sut<'lirf. or Also. thl' r1si.csso1 :. appr~ Vo11ni;11n \'ulll'Y uncl William 1-:. 11'1 basl'CI on l ht· land '!> un 'lt'i.t of I 1 v 1llt'. a nd e ig ht drn•lo1wd \'llllH' ~randch 1 ld re11 C1marusti stud the lll>nl Eslutt• &>rvlces will he held at 11 a .m . St'rvic-e5 01\'i.,1cm ·s cstimal<'s un• at Pacific' View Chapel with Dr hascd on the highl'!>l nnd tx>st. or t'hnrlcs DIC>renf1clrt, pastor oi SI cleveloi>ed. WW o( th<.' land. 1\ndrcwi., Offic1atin~ The Coastal CommLo;sion dul f:ntombm<'nt will follow ut not assess thl' \'ttlUl• of the pro Pac1f1c V1(•w l\tcm oriol P ork posed San Clement<.' Stale Beach exlC'nSion , which will beuscdas;i Man. Booked camping site for 100 people. because the propNty was not on the commission·s list of oarcels that ought to be a cqwrcd. C1marus t1 said 12 or the 16 parcels included in the bill were not on the commission's buy list lie charged that points to the political }lature of some or the proposed acquisitions rather tha n the r eal d esirability of buy. ingtheland. • The bill also proyides $6.3 million for-construction or hostels-<: heap touriSt. lo<htinits- along the coast. s ome of which may be built on the Orunge Coast. Sites wo uld be d etermined later. In Abduction SAN LUIS OBIS PO CAP> -A 19·year -old man has been booked for investigation or kJdnaping in the attempted abduction of a 10,year-old San Luis Obispo boy. San Luis Obispo police arrest · • ed M ich ael Pinnow of Long Beach Wednesday evening a fter he allegedly attempted to kidnap the youth from near the boy's home. The youth, whose name is not being released at his parents' re· quest. appar\'nlly managed to escape after the abduclOr forced hiM into his car . --· Speculat ion invol\'cs a poss1bll.• aborted robbery attt"mpt: " se:< assault that the jZirls hied to flt.'l'. or perhaps a :.cnscle:.s thrill kill :OI?. L1cutt•nanl Dt'an ro1nts out that any area \\h1ch draw thousand!> O( ;. OUnl! IJ('Opk 10 duding runa" ays from :.it·roi.-. the U S. \\ill nlso dra\\ u sm1stcr element of human !.OCll'l) "Ther <.' an• a lot of rc~1l 'fr<'aks ' down then.'." he ::.aid early in tht• inves t igation. "The murd~r weapon "us a Buck knife and ;,i Jot Of people down lh~rc l'Urry them on the stn·l'l." Named as defendants in th<' Orange County Supenor Court law:.u1t filed b\ Charon Cele Melcher a re garment designers and makers Glen Rm·<.'n Mills t1nd E I Du Pont Of:' :\C>mours Miss Melcher states that she was SC\'C'rdy burned in the al l<.'ged mish a p on Sept. 1, 19i5 She s tates that n<.'glii?ence by the defendants wa.s rt'sponsiblc for those burns. Th t• d 1 s ,. 11 \ ,. I'\ of ~I r :-. Seigman ·:s bmlr 111 tt frt'ld m lht• Carson a r e,1 c)( Lo:-i\ng1..·les County broug ht to a 1ra~1c end the orde:il lhat hri;::m h\11 th1ys earlier "h<'n t \\ <1 m.1,kt•d m1..•n took Mrs S1.•1i;.:man amt llt'r thrPl' children from thl'll' homt• ~1t 3.151 Corte:.e OnH• The four \\ 1'1 l' hdd hr1-..1a11c while John Sl•tgm;in, 50, \\ :1i. ur der cd t o ~o to h1' :-.ton• on Anaheim Strt'l'I 111 Loni.: lwach and Stet the S8,000 Tht' 'l'htldn•n \\\'I I' round, bound and gag~l'rl. lnt(lr that du~ in a van p3rkt'd m•urth<' sturr HURRY! ENDS SEPT. 11, 1976 HOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. 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Includes GA720R Remote Control series and GA935-936-938DA ColorT rak Control Center models. f t1ll f111·fortJ M11rrnt1li•·~ 1•1,., Our P••r•>1u 111f 011•• \1•ur fii1u1rn1lf •••• Ou I •·•·r~1 P r oduc·t M •• '••II! 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ..... -..n··~ 2 D_.. w .... z:f.;. Phone 642·8882 Store Hours Dal1y 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 s.nlitt ... H.,._ Ar-.. 51.e 1916 .• • 4 • 7 Saddlebaek ... . \ ............. .. EDITION :\. \·. Stot•I,~ VOL. 69, NO. 246, 3 SECTIONS, 34 P~ES TEN CENTS ·;Early Cancer Warning Clue · Explored ; SAN FRAN<;JSCO IAP> T\\o 'scientists say they huvc mud vcrtently found u :.uD.tunct• an 'the blood or c ancer paltl·nl.!> thul could provide an curl} ~urn1n~ 11yslcm for lhe drcud ilii.cu.-.e C'Urutc in 1denlifying whether pu· tienls had cam·er. rn the scarrh for a Coolproor way to dete('t cancer at a n early stage. No test yet devised has been successrul enough lo be widely adopted. lie also strcssl'd the frst 1i. u general one that may indkal(' cancer is present but \\Ill not lcll I Dr!' J <¥ Mor-ri~on and E 1' BuCO\'UZ or the L'ftl\l'r'•ll\ of'l\·n nes ec said W ednc::.duy thut l<.'Sl~ of 4,200 persons !>hO\H•d lh<.' Cl) Stem was near I} !JO pcrc('nt ac I They told a news conference ut the Americun Chemical Society's national meeting thaf'ir il proves itself tn further studies. the blood tes t couJd in three }ears lk part "-of-1"0utiM-~ffly-ph~ aminations . Numerous other blood lei.ti. have been qensed by scientists doctors where. · "This could b<.' u test that would tell u d octor that he should l\lornson stressed lhal it is un-nm further tests on u patient. .lulo" n how early in the de\"elop· watch the palienl closely." ht· ment o( a tumor n poi;ttf,•e resun-sans. - .will show up in the test. but said animal studies are under way to Buco\•az s aid the two began find out. • their r esearch looking at something quittt·d1ffrrt•nl the structun• of yca~l n•lls In IQ in~ to find a protein mokcuh.• in thl· ct'lls, they mixed thl' yeast "1th humun b lood lo s t't' 1C lht• molecule they were looktni? for would <•ombinc "1th a cl1ffcrc111 prol<'m m the blood. 'By chance. Bucovaz i.a1d. tht• blood they \\ t.>re usint.t c·:imc from a ranrer patient. and the~ found thnt " prot1•111 111 tht• hlliod d1tl lall·h ont o tlw ~ l'a~t 01 t1lt•111 Whl'll tlw~ 1'\•p1•;11t"al1l•nli-Lh\'~ ll'l>lt...'tl lull'..1-th\·~ !.:11d. thl' c•11mb111 1n.: 1w l'Urrl•d . Ill !H IJl'l'l0l'nl 11( lhl' can Cl'f · frt•t• palll'OI l> llll'n.' \\ :.1:. flf) combmut1on ~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~----~-~~~ ~Politics Played On Duty T~nie' Wrong Den ~ ~- Be a r Evicted From Street Things '' ercn 't-so_tranquil on Huntington Beach's Tranquil Lane Wednesday night when neighbors notu:l'd a i1C \\ n:~1dcnl on the block-a large, genuine bro" n bc;H' POLICE CO~"\.ERGED on the s hort s treet ju.t off Adams .\\ cnUl' nl'ar ~cwland Street about 8:45 pm . t•ontacu ng the "res t ling bear's employer. freelanct• f:i ir a nd fcsti\·al l'ntrcpreneur !\lichael ··~Ir ~like" Pagl'. l me~t1.t!alors ~•HCI thl'~ told the South L aguna promoll'I' th.ti l'H 'n though his bea r was :,ecurcl~ caged in a trailer. he s hould find it •• ca,·e or some other lair tha n a public ~trel't. " Poli ct· in<licutcd the'' rcstling bear 1s trained , ap- parently toothless and 99 percent harmless but con- stitutes a traffic: hazurd \~hik• bunking on Tranquil L•rnc • ~OT TO ~t 1'::\~rm~ lht• fact neighbors <'Om · plained t h(•1 r q u1ct !>lrcN suddenly belied its name \\ith hordt•s o f t unuus k 1cb l'Ongr•egaling ar ound·the mobiL· CUJ(\.' Poli n • ga' c Pa~t·:? I hours to find a more secluded bearhur. - • Pa~· Still t.,rozen I • chi>ols Maintain Leve~ of Salaries -. Saddleback Valley nificJI School District trustees' initial counter-proposol to employes· demands would genrrally main- ·tt1in salaries and bcncfi~ :.It the last year's level. Trustees upprovt-d their first r~ponsc to proposals from the dlstrirt 's three cmplo~e or gonizatlons Wednt.•sday. They djd not expl11in their offt:rs ln dC'· tail. Allhou~h no cost of h\ mg rui!'c is included 1n tht' propo!>ub . etnployes would i.till rrccl\'C pa) hikes bcr uu:>.' they \\Ould !)(" al lowed to move• up lhc -.al:ir) schcdulc . Thcst· incre a se'\. bused on years o( ('XpC'rlCOCC anrl ad· di,lonol education, hp\'l' m thr past bcc.>n given automaltrolly m July . However. trustees have frozen all employe :-::ilari<'s until a eonlrurt is so:ncd. John Cooj)('r, th<' district's chfer negotiator. said tcuchcrs I would receive a 4.5 percent raise ! Orange_l -ConNI ~~ \\'eather Another day or moderalt' lo high temperatures 1s due Ftiday, with coastal highs and lows r emaining much like today·s l~SIDE TODAY U'hot'11t hkt to model Jor a top /lllhion magawuf' Stt 8 I r •'f-S..•lc• ,,_ .. _, l..M. .. .,. c.llfe""• Clet\lliM :.:.. QHlll-\C.H """™"" .. •111.n•l-ftl .. ~. "9rfte-....,....H .... -- A• Mnu_,. 11 ,....,1 ... Al ,,,_..,." A1 _,,_, C4·tl Or-C.Unty .. ....... 114 """"' A t1 "•<' ""'"''" IU T•Mt.i... IS nt.•1~• •.. , -··-I J W.rhllNt.n IJ " ., IJ •• AU ..., Ct•t . .., AU I S A4 A4 -when the salary schedule freeze IS lifted. Trustees have also proposed a n ew sa lary schedul e for teachers. Cooper said this would slow down the rate at which a teacher could reach the max· imum salary le \·el. A new s alary schedule also is being orfered the district ·s psychologists. speech therapists and counselors. Employes would rece1vevaryin~ increases on this ' schctlule. There have been no changes in the s chedule Cor do s~1ficd <•mploycs. llowever. 4.5 percent r:11se would be J?l\'en for move· ment up the schcdulc. Cooper i.aid . Adjusted lnsurnnce benefits paid by the district for ull l'mployes would amount to another two percent increase. he s aid. Reprcsentath·cs or each or the t>mployc groups arc asklrut for cost or living increases. Cooper said the tear he rs · package or proposals would cos t more than $19 milllon. lie estimated the trustees' p11ckago 11lSl3 million. Tbe trustees propc>sals are a "starting point." the negotiator said. "It has all of the thinl(s 1 lruslees > would like in the Ideal contract.·· he said. The proposals also cover hours or employment, le ave and transfer policies. safety con· ditlons. c l ass s ize. employe evaluation. grievance pro- <See SALARIE • Page AZ> Tips Given On Schools A unique public service is be· Ing orrered by the Daily Pilot.for . r eaders ·who have questions about their schools as back-to· school time looms. A column loaded with ln- Cormatiorr about the various dis- tricts appears o n Page A2 today. 1l tells. vital data aboul the schools. t.he people who run them ·and lhe peoptewho.JOVfl'fl them. ~--- Hinshaw Ex-aide Testifies Former Or ange County as- sessor's employe Henry Adams told a Superior Court jury today that he dis tributed campaign literature during county time in May and June or 1972 when con- ~ress mun Hinshaw was county assessor. Adams. now retired from his duties in the r ural surveying division or that omce. testified as the rifth or 80 witnesses lo be called by the prosecution that he worked for Hinshaw under the Fall''s 111 ll1e Air As the do~ aays of summer g1\'e way to autumn. this rustic scene in San Juan Capistrano aptly heralds the s eason. Some may think of pumpkin pies but when school get s under wu~'. youngstt'l's at nearb~ De l Obtsi.x> 1-:ll·ml'lllar~ Stho11I ;.i ml ~l:irco Fors t1.·r .Ju111or I l1 g h hr..l·I~ "ill lw reminded th:.it llallo\\l't.'11 1~ tkt :u Tlwn · s hould l>c sonH· gr~md 1 ~tt·k o l:111t l•rn:- fro m this r aw nrnlt•rta l orders of a senior member or the s d So C ~as::~~r~ office. (Related story a dleback p etitittn lon: oast Adams said he turned in vacation s lips and overtim--• Bill Fu11di11u vouchers for the lime hedevoted p t t T B rr '"1"'I ~~~h:ai~~inshaw for eongress" ro es S ax IIIS F al/,s Slwrt He said those s l1P6 were ap- proved by Hinshaw aide Garland Rcdd1ng "We were ass1gneo a d1stnct and we wen.> ~tven Republtcan campaign literature Adams testified ··we-del1Hred the materials from door to door on several days in Ma.> and June · Witne sses who preced e d Adams to the stand similarity tesfified that they were given campaign m atNials for di · tnbullon and were ordered to tack up Hins haw signs under the orders or senior members or tht> assessor's staff. Defense questioning or each witness appearing to this point has produced the admission rrom all questioned that they were never directly ordered to do so by llmshaw. Hinshaw, 53, is being tried on char ges or grand then. con- sp1 racy. embezzlement and nolation of the stale election codes in connection with his al· legcd masterminding or county employe participation in his 1972 campaii;:n Th~ is the Newport Beach Republtcan·s s econd Superior <See HINSHAW, PageA2) More Stories Additional stories and a photo in voh •ing events in Laguna Beach , San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point and M isiiion Viejo ap- pear today on Page C3. HELD IN SLAYING R0ttakl 1-. Edgar McKean or E l Toro. s ec retary or Saddl e ba ck Ho meowners Outraged ('ver Taxes <SHOOT), s aid petitioners will go door to door and forms will also be. available in most re· allors' offices According to Mc Kean. the SHOOT steering committee has adopted a platform that "brings pressure to bear on Governor Brown to call an emergency session of the slate legislature to enact legislation providing im· mediate relief to each property owner by freezing property taxe~ at the assessed vulue in effect on Jun~ ... The va lley organization 1s seeking support or other or gani7.alions in the south county, bul it failed to win ruJI endorse- ment or the Suddleback Arca Coordinating Council <SACC I this week. The SACC executive board in- stead rearrirmed Its support or a resolution passed by Orange County supervisors that calls for a boost in the homeowner· ex· emption to 50 pcrcenl of nss(•ssed valuation, followed by complctc tax system reform. 0.olyPllolSWI Pllolo FIGHTING TAXES Homeowner McKean McKean said SHOOT also sup ports the county board·s position .. in the long run.·· SHOOT oHicials are attempt ing to coordinate their efforts with those of six San Fernando Valley homeowner associationi.. which are tryini? lo gathe r a million s ignatures and letters to be pre11ented to the governor. .. We will also contact the three Orange County legislators who have requested a speci::il session to deal with property tax relleC for advice as to the most "r. fective m ethod to dcliv<'r th1• signuture11 to the governor.·· Mc Kean added , . Police Seeking 3rd ... Seigman Suspect Investigators said todaY, they /are pursuing a third man they believe was in volved in the kJdnaping and murder oC Joann Seigman last week. Members of the investigative team from the Orange County and Los Angeles CountySherirrs· departments announced they are looking for a third suspect a fter they arrested two Bellflower men Thursday ar. temoon. William Paul Gullel and .Ronald Lewi.a Ewing, both 27 • wlltbe arralnged Friday in Santa Ana Munlcipal Court on charges oC murder and kidnap for ransom. Both men are held without bail ln Orange County Jail. The arrest or the pair came as a surprise breakthrough in th(' case that investigators said lacked any substantial leads. Orange County Sheriffs Ll. Sim Middleton refused to com- ment today on the circumstances that led to the arrests or Gullett and Ewing. ''But I wUI say that it was ter- rific police work on the part. or our Orange County force and lh<' Los Angeles County Sheriff's of- ficers Involved.'' he said. HWe certainly want th~ details of this in vesligation to become public but we don't want to jeopardho a continuing in- vestigation and possible further (SffKIDNAP, PageA2> By PHii.iP ROS)t,\RI:\ Ot th~ O•tly Ptlol \l•tt Some S4 :1 m1lhon tnl'l11tl\•11J1wL s1a·1e coni.tul 1:lnd iiC-qu1!'1t1on 1>111 to purchase pro1>crty in the· D<in;i Point headland~ ;ind to extend San Clemente• !'talc Be:ich .. 1sn I enough mom•y to hardl) makt• a scratch ·· That's the opinion or un a1d<· 111" State Sen. Georgt' DeukmaJwn of Loni? Beac·h. and apparently ol the state Real Estatt• St•rv1c1·~ Di vision ;ind a staff mt·mlwr of the State Coast;tl Cornm1ss1on The appropriations h1ll c•lcured the legislature this week 11n<'rmunenl toustal co mm1s..;1on In all ,S:ll 27 million wa:-approv<·d. or wh1 c·h S I •17 m 1ll1on J?O<>S f o r administr:Jll\'l' r o:-h or th<· rom mi~i.ion About S23 ;, m ti hon "as pro v1dcd for hu} 111µ l'mlMal pare h m SCH 'll COUlltll''· C'nllC._ Of lht• measure. 111dud111i;: l:k•ukmcJwn and N<.'WJ>O rl lk;1c·h 'tLlle Sen Dennis Caq w ntl•r, d iarJ{cc1 lht' acqu1s1l1011 mmwy was JddC'd to the bill to woo vol(·~ "' rn•at(• 11 J>('rm:uwnt <·nastal t·o rnm1ssion Tony C1 m arusl1. a DC'ukmeJ1u11 :i1dl', ~a11I lmlav lhl' SI :1 million alloltt•d IC> tht• OranAC' Count' arl'al\ was a 1wllry !.um corn part•d to whul woula1d for llw prirn1• l><•a<'h land. <See I.AND, Page M) FACING CHARGES Paul Gullett A OAILYPtLOT SB fnvr'ld11 September? 19Te --~---------------------------, r . t I I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' I --· I --,- l11lortttatfoH ;\f)ouf ••• Your Schools I I I ' I I I I Saddleback Community College District I (CLIP AND SAVE FOR YOUR DISTRICT) /\8 0 T TIU: OISTRl('T: Thi• S:1ddlt>b3Ck t'ommun1t' College Dusln<'l i.erves the rcb1dt'nt of Uw Cu pa i.lr;mv. lrvmt>, Laguna a cnch. ~addh:btack Valley and Tuslm L'n ifacd School Dilst rar ts The main campus Is on 200 aC'res tn M11mon \'al'JO. und dasses nre offerl•d on morl' th;in t w1•oly ~atdltle ''tl'< throughout tht• va'l <'ommumt) colll'Kl' di:.tn1:l. ~htd11·m· ers nearly 50 perrt'nt of Oran1t1.· Count) Over 14.000 s tudents arc <.•xpectcd to ri.!).(lstl'r tti1~ f.111 :.it Saddleback as the collegl' enters a new, l'arly M'ml01>t1•r calenda r. Saddle back was selected as one of six comm unit) colleges an a pilot program lo test a new calendar. $n<l th/' year Saddleback student! "'111 conclude tht:! fall iw mci.tN', prior to the Chris tmas b~;ik and finish the regular school year before the end of Ma) Near ly 2.000 c lasses are offored lo residents of South Orange County this ra11 : almost all of them carrymg college credit to Saddle back s tudents. You are ehg1ble lo attend the college 1f you arc a haghschool g raduate, tf }ou are l8years of age or older or if} ou arl' a tu~h school Junior or senior livmg within the comm unity college daslncl . The re are no tuilJon fees for <.:ahfom1d r esidents or at least one year. On·c~1mpus Mudenls pay vnly a SS heulth services fee. and ofC·campll!> students pa~ no fee at all BOARD OF EDl'CATION -CU RRENTCOXCERNS: A seven-member Houri.I of Tr w.tees meets the second and fourth Monday or each month at 7:30 p.m . 10 Room 212 of the Library. Spccaal meetings are called as necessary. and the public is in\'iled to all board m cetaogs. The district is di\'ided -tnlo se\'~nrtrustee areas. and alth"ugh ballolrng is al·large. truste-es res ide w1thm one of the specific ;ireus to a~sure equal representation"lo all resi· dents oft he district. The board currently as comprised or Norri;rn P. Brandl. president: Frank It. Greinke. vice president; Lawrence W Taylor, c lerk ; and Patnck J . Backus, Bob Bartholomew, Mrs. Donna C. Berry and Dr. James W. Mars hall, members Among the current con<'erns of the board are the com - pletion of perm anent facllltles on the rnaTncarnpus;-che sway or a possible second campus site an the Tustin·lrvine area. in-.· creased vocational education programs and the develop- ment of m ore program s lo ser\'e the academic. \"OCational. recreational and cultural neeasoTthecommunil.''- ~ EED ~IOR EINFOR~tlt10~ ! Robl'.'rt ,\ L•1mbard1.Supennt0i•cnl S:U·!liOOor ~95 -1950. • · ..... Ext 230 ._ Dan r\rm:.tr!>ng. communal.' 1nformal1on Ext 261 ,,,.... \\'HAT {S Ti\l 'GIIT: The college oHers l\\O-)ear As sodate kl ~ts De1:ree undone· year certificate projlrams in numerous ;icadcm1c <ind vocational areas Lo\\ er dl\01s1on '-'Ork leadtnJ? IOI.\ urcb trJn:.fcr lo a rour·\l'Jr coll~'gt• or un I\ er:,,11\ abo as ofrC'rl'd Still other 'tudt•nt:. nl•ed uni\ Ont' or t\\O seiccted c lass<':. to mt•t>l .in e<lutat111m1I. ocl'upational or personal obJeC'tl\'1.•. CourSl'S an' offl•red 111 tru<.11tional rl:i~ and evening hours and also in" eek e nd. one·da) and ll•lcv1::.1on fornillts. Cm111!>elin~ M'r\'tCl•s arc> orfl•rc>d to all studenls to assist them in attnrning thl'lr 11<.•r1-onal goals. but lhl' fin al program <lt•c1s 1on a I" a)' s fl'!>t '>\\Ith 1 h1• ~tudc:nl CA R EER AND \'OCATIO!'tAL t:DlTATIO~: Sludent:- c·an earn a Ccrt1Ci calc and or As:.ocrnle m r\rls Degree an 59 dtrrerl'nl vocational proj!ram~ al Saddleba('J;: C'ollcJ,!'e Vocational f.'d11c·•1twn as thl' ra:.lc•:,,l_g_ro" ins area of Sad dle6ack 's rurnculum. ''1th nt'" prog1,1ms constant I} bemi;: dcvelopt'd Saddlcbark .tl~o parl1c·1p.11c• .. 111 thr Comprc>hens1\'l' Employment Tr .11n1ni:: Acl 1 (' E T ,\ 1. offrnn)! a ~f.'cretarlill science prn~ram dl•:.1~111·11 to lwlp 'tudc:nt:. find 1mmcd1atc- cmploymcnl FOOD SF.R\'ICt;.~: Saddlebal'k's caft'lena •~open dur· mg day and even mg hour:,, and 1s ~upplcmented by vending machines and cutl•nng truck .,l·n·aces TRANSPORTATJO~: S<1ddlcback 1:0. a s lopping point for the Orange County TrunMl l>1stricl. "'h1ch recently added two more Imes to twlp M'r\'t> ruler~ lo the college. Hu.., schedules arc a\·ailablcon campus NEW IN T ll t: DISTRICT'! llF.R E 'S llOW TO ENROl.-1.: l Saddleback is still acceplmi! applications for the fa ll semester. The last dnv lo enroll in fall classes is Sept. 17, but college officia Is u rg4.' imy one interested in re1usteri nl! lo con tact the collr~c as soon as (.>OM111Jlc ~------------------------------~ ) r Coast Skipper Gone Track Do1t111 11111t Coke Few Clues; Foul Play Ruled OUt Rox an nt> M <' Oon~ld thirsts for ju tit'~ Somf'bod y ~tole hrr 'ocu Cola Wednesday. and ~hl' msasted that pohe1.• f10<1 thl.' culprH ft)' ROBEaT BAllKEll • Of , ... 0.lly '°'* M.tft l ' S Coabt Guard mvestigators ~uad lodu) the llrt' completclly b.tffled b} lilt-dii.oppearanc~ or a Huntington Beach merchant 111.innc captain off the coast of T1.•xu Capt Neal w. Sopt'r. ss. or ~13tl l Aug u s ta C1 rclc . mysteriously \ anished from the cargo ship S.S. NalhunieJ Green Sunday while it wus appronchlni; thl• <·oa~t o ( Texas from New Orleans. , "The investigation is s till going 011, but we are devoid pf any d ucs." Lt. Commander Stanley Spurgeon said an Houston today. "\.\'c ha,·e no evidence of foul play vr swc1de or anyUung else," Spurgeon added. Commander Karl Stansell said in' an Pedro today that, "all we know is that somebody talked to ham at 4 a.m . Sunday and when crew membrrs went to wake him up at 6 a .m . they couldn't find him " From Pag~ A I · KIDNAP ... arrests by releasing details at this point,·· he added. As deputies questioned the two men , mourners were gathering at the Good S h ep h e rd Presbyterian C hurch in Los Alamitos where funeral services were conducted for the slain mother of three. - A s pokesman for the family ex· plained that services were d~ layed while the pastor, the Rev. Virgil Zirbel. returned from a trip. Mrs . Seigman was an elder M the church. The family spokesman said family and friends who attended the church services a.nd the graves ide ser vices that followed at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Cypress. wer e not aware that the arrests had been made. The two men were arrested at ~heir s epar ate homes oo war· rants ~•l!ned by Orange County Su~rior Court Jud~e Richard Beucom. c harging them each with four counts of kidnaping and one count of murder. As Gullett, s hirtless and bart-Cool. was taken from the home hl• shares with his parents. lus mother. Geneva. reportedly i.uffcrt>d a minor heart attack. She was treat.cd at the scene by Los Angeles County paramedics and 1~ reported restlng com· onabl.)•Lud~ Floth Gullett and Ewmg are un- employed Neither man resisted off a cc rs whe n I hey were ar rested. Th~ :trt at'cused of kilfurg the l..os Alamitos housewife after their plans to extract $8,000 from her husband's market safe mis- fired Investig ators theorize that Mrs. Set gm an. 43. was shot seven t imes immediately after; her abductor s sped Crom a phone booth where the money was to have been left. Deputies say they apparently become alarmed by a crowd of CR radio enthusiasts who flocked to the location, at· tra c ted b y police radio broadcasts . lnvt>sllgatoni 11a1d that :ill •o crt>w members ha'\' be en <1ucist1oned and th;at Wl e"-tt·n~1' t' .searfh or thl· <1rea huc1 pruq•d furillcss Officials Sllld the d o) Capt Soper dlsnppeared "\\J~ ,.,•rv beuutiful With JUSt "~h~hl IX'CUl1 roll.'· Officials (I f th1• W11tc.•rrn.1n Steams hip Company confirmed that Capt . Super took cc.>m mund of the :,haµ Thur~duy in New Orleans • It was his first a~:,,1~nment w11h the company. The ship was to Pl<'k up <'argo an Houston before hcadmu for its ultimate destination an the Mad - d le E a s t . a co mp u n ) representative said 111 San P('()ro. Capt. Soper rc:,,1dcd in l lunt ington Beach "alh ha~ '' afr. Kathleen. and L'-' o ~on~. :\eal Jlld Glenn . Two daughters . Mrs. Peg~y Smith and Mrs. Manlyn Elliott, live in Santa Ana n~ doe!> :mother on. Stt•phcn I~ Smith .s aad lodtn· that ~ht• ha~ all but f:ll \'c1l>up hoPc of (and m~ ht:r fol her . She s nid that Capt. Soper h1ut been 1\ life.Ion){ u1 lor :md scr\'ed in the U.S. Na\'y during World \\'ar II i\ <'ompuny rcprl'S('nlnllvt' in San Pedro said that Cupt. Sol)4Jr was a rcol professional who wu:. well laked ~nd highly rei.tardcd by his colleagues . "We lost a very nic<' guy." he said . Investigators said the~· had contacted assocaatt's or Capt. Sopcr an efforts to unravel lht> mystery. · .. We talked to a close friend who had dinner with Capt. Sopl'r Just three d ays before his de- parture for New Orleans." Com· mander Stensell said. "The friend said that Capt. Sooer was in good spirits and that everything appeared to be fine.·· Sl3ns~ll related. Calirack Cars Roll Into Capo Station A new Caltrack train. a ioint effort of Amtr ak and lhC' California D e partment of, fll'ns-portat1on mede its fi rst lo"' al slop Wed nesday at 5 21 p.01 . in San Jua n Capistrano. Nearly 200 people gathered on the San Juan platform Wcdnes· day. some• to participate an welcommg ceremomc!>. others to ta ke the train south to Oce;insidt• or San Diego. San Juan Mayor Doug las Nash greeted slate a nd local offlcaab and media representative~ aboard the train. State Sen. James Miiis. CD-San D1e1:0> who was r esponsib le for leg1slation helping to reduce the train's operating cost. was among those on board. The new. schedule will allow local residents to take the tram from San .Jtu1n-t-o~geles-st 8 20 or 9:40 a.m . and return to town at 5:21 p.m . San Clemente city councilmen approved a letter of protest Wed· nesday, asking Amtrak to have the newly scheduled train stop in San Clemente I raelis Massing BEIRUT (AP) -Moslem leftas t.s a re charging that Israel is massing troops and tanks on its northern border and has moved anto one southern Lebanon Chris · tian village area. Sh,• s et thl' ~oft drink d(l\\0 II\ ti \,ll'lllll off"·~· an Jht• Ncw1>orl ll t1rbo1' Judi c t al 011H 1·1,·t l'OUrthOUlH' \\'4.'dnl.':Sdll\' mornin1o1~ Wht•n ilh<' rt: turned thl'l'I' hour:c l<1h·1-. lht•!lortdrmk wus m1si.111A. The d1stri<'t attornC'~ ·~or fi~ secrNarllll ~1111l•l'vhmr riled :a formal <•11mpl11111t aud officers filed a formal theft re~rt 30 n•nts fo r the drlnk ~· nd 10 crnts for the l6·ounce boltlt• f'rottt 1•age . \ I SALARIES. • • cedures and p ght-. reM'n ·ed b~ trustees . C o o p e r s a 1 d (' m p I o ~ ,. representatives will probably oh Ject to u num b('r ur thmgs in tht? packages. But , h1.• st1 1d , d1 s tr1 ct representatives f••td they ar~ now ready to sat down and han· :.oml! "hard bar~ainin i;" to iron out their diffC'n•nces. Copies of the \rusll'<':. · counh•r proposa ls aro. :1vaiiabll' to Hw public in thE' district orfi1'<':. District residents arl• bl.·111~ 1n vited lo com mcnt on thl' rnullll•r proposals dur1nt: u public hear mg at 7 p.m. Wed1w:o.dtty 1n Lo' Alisos Intermediate ::khool Right StripJ>e d MONTEVIDEO. l.1 rul(ua~ <AP) In one or has fir!>l art.. m office. U ru~uay s lll'W pn•s1 de nt . Aparicio l\tl'nlh.•1 , ha:. stripped thousands or J>(lhllcian:. of theit-right lo vot1.•. liolcl office• or eng3ge in political <.1cl1\1t\ for 15 years. whll(' VO\\ an~ lo move the nation towa rd de mocracy. H URRY! ENDS SEPT. 11, 1976- NOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR TV. IT'S WORTH BIG SSS WHEN YOU TRADE UP TO AN RCA COLOR TRAK CONSOLE. Man Booked In Abduction Frm11 Pftflta 11 I I SAN L UIS O BISl'O (Al'> \ 19·yenr·old mun hos been bool.ul for lnvesti11ot1on or k1c1n<aptnA tn the attempted ubd11ct1on of .1 10.yenr·old Sa n Luis Ohl~po l>c" Son Luis Obispo poh<' <Hr<''\ cd Mic h:1c>I 1'1nnow o f Lon~ Beach Wednesday evening ofter he alleRedlv ottemptl'd to kidnap the youth ·from m·or lhl• ho~"' home. 09'ANGE COAST DAILY PILOT RoberlN.W~ ~ttiOw'f'l •"'ll .. \Allltt.,.,... Jack R. Curley 'lll(f "'"*"' eN G.,... .. Mi.l\IJIP• Thomas l<eevll <••tot Thomas A. M ur'pt\IM ~ ........ (Gt!$< '" QwlrtnH. Loos Rlchlrd P. Niii ........... w ........ c ...... SNdt.Mck Valley Office _, .... ,.., .. _..,,_~"--· Offices c ..... ~ .. ,.-~· ... ",..., -""""IOCcll 11111-~-.. ,d "-....... llMG ........ .,.Si..-• , ~tM. 1'1' Ot ..... CN" _..,,,,,. C-- -·· Ho ,.... 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'"' ,.,.....,h, ........ ~°"'·--0 '1-. ti COAST LAND FUND. • • Thr hill :1ppropriales SSOO.OOCI 111 buy 7 2 arres southwest of S;in Clcmenll' Stulc Ueach. d1 r('ctly .1butlln~ lhe ucean. and S:l !l malhon for purchase of the 11 l !I ,1cres of l>ana Point he:.idlandi. 1\1·corct1nl( 10 lk:il 1-:~1att• Ol\1~1on figures. the Oana Point l:iotl '-'OUld sell for $10 67 m1lllon. :! 71ime&as muchas \ticamnunt 1\lthou~h Coastal ('omm1"111lon Jppruasals of ttw sumr land hst 1111• foar markl•t vuluc· tt!> d1• termtned b)' the count~ ••ssessor . nl $2 m illion. s turr nu:mhcr Grl·~ Vnn Ormun said toduy the open marke t prlci' :wtually would lw. as a rul<', fou r to f1 vt• timt·~ h1$:her than I h:il Vnn Orrnun 1<J1d the count~ u~ scssment Sl•ldom rcn<>rls rurrt'nt 11alcs prices Also. the assessor's apprai:rnl 1s based on the land·s un· <lcvelooed value Cim:irusti said the Real Estate Ser vices Divis ion's e_stimates are based on the highest and best. or develooed, use of the land. The Coastal Commission did not assess the value of the pro- posed San Clemente State Beach extension. which will be used as a camping site for 100 people. because tb,e property was not on the commission's list of oarcels that ought to' be acquired. Cimarusti said · 12 or the 16 parcels included in the bill were not on the comm ission's buy list He charged that points to the political nature of some or the proposed ucquis ltions rather . than the real desirability of buy- ing the la nd. The bill also provides $6.3 \ millio n tor construction o r hosteU-theap tourist lodl!lnRS- •· along the coast. soroe or which m :i y be bui It on \fie Orange Coast Sileo; wou l ci he. y et<' rm ined later. .. f 'rone Page A I HINSHAW. • • Court trial. lie was sentenced to one lo 14 years an slate prison ofter being convicted of bribery whale serving as county a11sessor and iic tree on appeal. 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