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Home My WebLink About1976-09-16 - Orange Coast Pilot... - DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 16, 1976 ~ ... *> ••HCTIOld,•~MH • .. . ' Little Old Ladies Take· In Porno Fliek • • • • j ' I 1 Jleiress' Battle B~nned By J11rist "On s· Counts Hester Guilty . . ID. 2 . Murders· · FOUND OUIL TY BY JURY ThomH H1rdln Heeter Abandoned 3 Years, Girl Di,es in Bome MJAMI (AP) -It took tbree days to flnd Lisa'• parent.s alle.r Ae died at the Sunrise School for 'be retarded. She had bee• bfouahl to the school four yeata qo and had never heel a v\Jltor. UH died Sunday _when ahe ~ed durin1 breatf&ll. Whtie tbe wu eatln1 prunes, she belan w shake and cboklna aoundl came fn>m ber throat. Confened killer Thomas Hardin Heater Uatened lO lhe words ",Wlty" five tlmea lM.e Wednuday u an Orange County Superior Court jury delivered the packaae the prosecution ;de· manded. Healer, 29, showed no emotion as clerk Trudi Morones read into the record the jury ftnding that he wu auilty of two count.a ol nm. devee murder and equally .Jullty or related counts of bW'Jlar'y and conspiracy. Adeline to sentences were four Penal Code provls'IOl'\S' re1ated to the Jury'• finding that he wu armed at the time Janet Mae Meh, 34, and Ronald Cauwels, %7, wer.e killed in their Sunaet Beach home last Nov. 8. The bearded Hester told ev· eryone within earshot Iona before lbe Jury returned that he expected a batch of 1wlty verdida plus the jury'a fin~ of !int de11ee oni lhetwokltUn1s. He wUI be •entenced Sept. 23 by Judie Robert P. Kneeland. The verdict clean the way for trial• of three of Hater's four co- defendants who abo face dual murder char1ea plus related criminal alleaaUona. Judie Kneeland ,aet Sept. Z1 as the trial date for William Crall Tlbbita, 29, Oran1e. and Rlcl\ard ::r• Sooter. 28, Long Beach. men wm face a Jury 1n bis courtroom. Tlbblta ta Identified by the pro- secution u the klller ol Cauwels. It la alle1ed that he shot Cauwels tn tlM head whlle Hester virtually cut Mrs. Metz In two wtt.b a bunt from blJ automatic rUle. Hester wu ldenUfied u the leader of a 1an1 which l1unched a revena• raid oo the CauweJa· Meta home at la8l Bayview <IMG\.llLTY.Pace.U), "When they carried her Into I th. n\Ullftl 1tatloo. •be WU un-Mother Held eomclous, •• aald school d.lftdor Lellle Leech. "She had stopped · bftathln1." D h A rescue squad failed lo revive In Tot eat the '7-year-old alrl. . , She bad bttn carried to Mr SAN DIEGO <AP) -A Police . breakfut that morniq. Scbool. olficer • .,. 1'e round the body ol emplo7ea said what ahe bad a 21-montb-old bo)' in a flJt.by wanled to do 1noat ln bertnabled bcNae ... die t.oy•• twin lli'other' ' life was •alk. 80 t111i11 aDd Und be waa ~to "She could crawl around the bold Im bud up. • Ooor. but. she was tr)'tna .bard to 'l'be tesUmQ01 wu. If vm at a ~allt and whenever she tcdl a prellriilnary beariDC for Colleen ltep, her face wouJit Upt up," Shockley, rt, of Butte. Moot.. I ·NidaoclalworlterMaryMiaby. charted wit.b murder and wltb Workers at Sunrlae also re-beattna aotber son. At the Ume membered watchtn, Lisa when ol the clett.b in 1974, they lived in ! r other patients bad viliton. Oceanalde. ' "Sbe would sit ln ber An earlier murder char1e wheelchair and led at UM 9*~ ~ cl1amtned by an Oceanside !tors." one welfare wocter Hid. m.unlctpal Judie. and a lat.er .. Jt wu bard to know wta.t was murder indictment was dia- Colri1 on Mb1nd her htc brown m1IHd on 1roundl that evidence .,.., butt.My often loaUd ud. •• f1T«able to Mrs. Shockley wu Tbe aebool lut bewd from Mr Withheld from tbe eountY IJ'and ~+--=--,Clee.U.ONS, .... Al>-·--JutY.------- ' Fo11ntain Drying Up Gardener waters greenery in what was once the City or Fountain Valley 's official fountain. It. has been converted to a planter and the city is now without an or. flcial fountain. City orricials said the former fountain. built in 1969, waa Dlillf "'"' ....... .., •• , ... -... hazardous because children were always climbing into it. Besides, it was explained, city workers had difficulty. keeping water flowing through the fountain's pipes. A new fountain is being contemplated. · 'Better Than Crocheting' Little Old Ladie1 Take In Ponw Movie DALLAS (APf -Jtwu allfor education and, anyway, u one ol the members of the East Dallas Garden and ~Society put lt. .. It was better than 1ittln1 around and croeheUng. •• Tbat•a how a 1roup ol over-10 Mftlor cithen lad tea decided to go to an X-rated movie for their "ltudy ero.Jttt .. of the week. Tbe movie was "Allee in W0t0- dei'laad:' which neembles the cl-'c falry tale oa1J la title. '!'he 1"tlt ~ tbe mme i.. not lbe aort ol tbln1 7ou talk about with srMlhna. "It wu really aomethlna d• ddin, •bat we were Solnc to Mn. Crenshaw, who declined to live her flnt name, 11Ad anothu -reaaon for cbOOSinl ''Alice In Wonder:land" over "Mlaty Beethoven" (also X·rated) wu that It 10Unded like a nlce movie 1n explalnln1 to their ,:randctrlldl'en where they were •*-· Al. the el1ht women, llCCOID• panied by a reporter, f11ed into the theater• aneetl came ftom ·FEED BIRDS, . F..4.CE FINES LA ME&\ CAP>-Soon it will be a1ainat the law to feed ptceons. youn1 persona 1lUln1 by the alt le. "I don't thh:ak those arandmu know wbat they've walked lnto. '' sl1d one loudly. ••1 know one thine ... Mrs. Crenshaw 1napped, tumlq to tbe YOUDI man. "When I WJS 10U1" a1e. J bad • lot more rqan· nen than to talk about peOple loud enoqb tor them to hear me.•• . Tbe nr.t of the group to walk out wu a 7f..year-old who aald the porqraphic mudcal waa. not anythlD& like her favorite Rod1era and Haromer1tein plays. Irvine Dispute Limit Set By TOM BAllLEY Of .. Deity ...... MaH Judte James F. Jodie ruled Wednesday that be la not golng to allow testimony related to Irvine hclra1 Joan Irvine Smith'• con· ructs with the Irvine Company fnlO her current Orange County Superior Court legal 1ction. The victim of several rulings made on that luue Wednesday wu Jama Irvlnf Foundation at- t«ney Howard Privett. He val~ protested that Mrs. Smith's Cf ls pules with Irvine management had defm.ite bear- inl on the prlce tho company could uk for lts stock. "I am not trying to say that ahe •WH ri&ht. or wrong," Privett areued. "I only wish to use this testimony to prove that her at- titude af!ec:ted company policy and certainly affected lhe com- pany's 'chances Jn the market place.•L Privett apparently hoped to ob- tain that testimony from Irvine Company President Raymond L . Wataon who was oo the witness stand all day. Judie Judie. clearly agreelnc wttb ar1urnents offered by Mrs. Smllb'e lawyera, refused lO allow Privett to explore the extent or reputed friction between Mrs. Smith and Irvine executlv-. Judce Judie wm be asked by foundation J1wyer1 al the end or what. t. eltpected to be a six-week hearlna to remove the lnlWlctlon # that currently prevents tbe sale o( foundation atock In the lrvlno Company to the Mobil OU •Com· pany. Mrs. Smith arg11es that the S200 million price, w1'ch worlca out at (8eeHEl&E88,PaaeAZ) Codt Weather Partial cloudiness will continue Friday wlt.h aome warmin1 along the cout. INSIDE TOD-' Y WJ)ot'"'°' bappen«I to Ute Clan o/ •es, the one that mo4U the cooer o/ Tim• maoazfM1° Quit• .a bU, .OC· cordinO to .o 1t&&d11 reported on.~1 A7 tod411. . see,• said 78-year-old Tassie Coleman: "We OnaDy clect4ed oo t.he oew venion of •AUce ln Won- derland.' ~ .. We really wanted to see aometblnl called 'llllt,y Beethoven,' but ll wu pl&1lnl at a •theater near Southern Methodlat Unlverslt.y. We didn't think tihat would be rtlbt for ladles 001' 11e. We didn't want to be rnlxed Uf. with thc»e blppif collec• kids. • An Ol'dtn1nce paaed by the Ci- ty Counieil exclud• pet pleeom, and concern wes expressed about enf~iDI the law. But all five mentben pl'eaent voted for it. About 40 minutes later. two ot~:!l left. One waa embar-r • ; the other uJd lbe was bored. Two othen followed minutes ::=r.=: :t =~--" :: 'later, commentiDI about the ~ ·~: ~=Mt Aaolher~ tk tlwM• viewers, · For years, bu1lneqmen have complatDed that feedillg draws ptceons downtown, leavln1 i t messy. •f country 1oinc to bell with such ' ~ c-s-11 0r.,...CllooMt ltt ~ .. """"' •t4 movies. ~ •• ~"...,.... •r After tbe mo•le. Mrs. °' ...... .u. :: :=•,."'"' ~f Crenlhaw aald it had been some ~-=-•• T....,.,. as experience: "You think because .._. ..._, ,.....,, •1 we're old ladles. we doo't. know C:-.. ,~ :::-'..,.. ••.~ <Seei.u TED. Pace Al) ,If DAIL V PILOT s Thul'!d!y S.ptembef \9 tt7& Issues Unsettled J Noise A rea Building Ban Held Off 9yGA•YG~ o.-.. u,'"" .... Residential tranqu1Ut¥ i1llCI El Toro Marine Corps Air Station jet nolH l11ues were 1Ull unset· tied W.edneaday when Oran'• County •upervlaora dedded to call It a day. AJ& aupervlJors 1en their meet -tn1. · It had oot been decided ,.betber home conatructlon ahould be allowed lo areu a ~.ooo conswtaot'• study aald b impacted by Jet DolM. A marathon debate amonr supervisors concerned 10,000 acres to ao exl1UQ& ooUe iooe wllhin which ruldontlal COD• strucUon la banned. Supenuors voted 1\tnday to expand the construction blackout atta to include lbe Mdd~ 10,000 •cres. A few hours la~r. however, they voted to resclnd the 3-1 vote and ended up back at U>e starUna line. Publie Masses Wfdntllld_,. •~were; -Cb11t1Hd by Lea1ue of Women Voters pttaideal Jou WUy few revenlns UMi.r Tue$- da1 deellSon •oaa an. a11 but• few audJence members bad left tbem..un1. -Ur1ed bf dev'1open and buUdln1 industry spokesmen to foreco the 1u11estod home coo~ 1trutUOn ban lo tract areas where lhey already bave lnvest-• menll ran11A1 to mllllona ot dollan. -For the second day In a row. told by Marine offic.lals lhat jets at El Toro wUl be &tUins biaer and nolller. . -Encoura1ed by Kristine Kister (of two bo~er u- OK for Christians -Vatican VATICAN CITY (AP) -The Vatican decreed to- day that public Mass may be held for deceased non- Calhollc Christians, except in cases that might cause ••scandal for the f ailhful. •• ~iallons tn the area) who arJued tbat permitt.1.QI bome b\4ldJ.na in the area would be a diss.ervtee to the alstinc eom-m uol ti es H well aa future 1eneraUOD.1. By the Ume lbe two-boar pu.blic bearin.& ended, aapenilcn were as deadlocked .. when n becan. "A public Mass for American President Roosevelt would be no problem. But one for Stalin. who was born into a Christian family, might stir some scandal," explained the Rev. Marceline Zalba, a pro- fessor of Rome's Gregorian University. A public Mass is one celebrated for an audience, such as a special Mass for the U.S. bicentennial or for a famou& person. Masses are also sai~ by a priest in private without a congregation attending. . · . The decree by the Vatican•s-congre.gation for the Doctrine of the Faith eased a centuries-old ban o,n high or public Mass for non-Catholics. The ban re- mains in eff eel as a' 'general rule,'• the decree said. It noted there is no ban on pnvate or low masses for non-Catholics -"indeed there can be many re- asons in favor," the decree said. _Newport Playr.(r o und Dog Walke r Faces · Walkout Charges A Newport Beach man who tried to avoid a ticket by walking away froqi an animal cOf\lrol of- fice r found himself facing charges of resiatlog arrest followtn1 the Wednesday inci· dent. Claude Cotton, 64, o( 432 Irvine Ave. waa booked on that char1e' because he refused to be ticketed for running his doe on a school playground without a leash, police said today. He was re- leased on his own recognizance immediately arterbooking. Accordlnt to police reports, animal l:ontrol officer Deborah ..Murphy spotted Colton with a :small dog al the Horace Ensign Middle School field at about 6 p.m. She said she stopped Cotton as he left the !leld and explained to Huntingto n, Police Su ed O ver Charge Damages totallne more than $1 million were demanded Wednes- day from the city of Kuntingtorr Beach and a numberofltsoClicers by a local man who claims that he was falsely char1ed with the · armed robbery of a McDonald's hambur1er rcttaurant. Operators of the food chain are named aa co-deftndanll tn the Oran1e County Superior Court lawsuit filed by former employe Gre1CharleaQuartucy. • Quartucy atates that he wa.'I ar· rated and Jailed Jut Feb. 4S rollowlne a robbery ol the McDooald's restaurant, 6561 Ed· Inger. Huntington Beach Char1c.1 or armed robbery were ditmf11ed Aprtl 7 tn WestOrangu County munJcipal court. OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT Rober1 N. WWd "'·-•-""411"'"~ Jade R. Curley ""'"· -·-""-.. ~ Thomas Keevlt , ...... Tho~S A . Murpt\llW' MO-uitl•t .. ., Otar1ts H. LAIOS Aklwd P. Nell Tlt._.M 014> MJ'42t Clanlfled A4tftf1111ftl Mt·S671 )-•-'' •lln ,...,. Otl•t Sl1~J10 ,..._ ... ,_ .. .. MUO f "'°"~Of-Ci-VC-lft 5*1UO ClewltM. ,.,. °"~ , ... , l'uefl ........ ~ -· ... -'"""''-llf!Nr•I-\, ....... .. tn•tttt ., .ch"h\ll'T•t"' ..... ,,, ,.. ... .. ....... 11( .. ••ll'tlll .,. .... ,.., ...... -.. C..,.,•OOl'I-. ~!'·~~~:. t~~J·n~ ............ ,.. ,,_, ... , ..... ~IM';-·-• H-""Y· him that he was In violation of two munjcipal s tatutes -having the dog on school property and walking the dog without a leash. She said he walked away from her as she started lo write the ticket and reru~ed lo stop even when she ordered him lo do so. Officer Murphy said ahe followed Cotton to his home and when he. refused to answer her knock at bis door. she called ror a patrolman who placed CoUoo un- der arrest. Wom an Su e d ---- Over $19,000 E r ror Spree A Newport Beach bank sued a local woman for $50,000 In damages Wednesday with the al· legatiorr that she cubed more than $19,000 mistakenly credited to her account. Marearet J . Burch also known as Margaret J . Lennen ls named as defendant in the Oranee Coun· ty Superior Court lawsuit filed by the Security Pacllic National Bank for its Newport Center branch. The bank claims lhat Mra. Burch cashed checks totalln1 $19,317 In a rive·day Pttlod last June shortly after the bank mis· takmly posted $19,516.81 to her • account. At that Ume, lhe action notes, ahe bad $10.48 1n her ac· count. The bank seeks r~sion of a $3,635.98 motorcycle that al· Jcgedly was purchased for Mrs. Burch's dauehter, Monica Jac- queline Lennen, with fund.I de· rived rrom the_ error. Press Shkld Bill Pending SACRAMENTO (AP> -A Southern CalifornJa lawmaker uys be will Introduce a cooatlLu· tlonal a mendment to prevent Jud1es from j•llln1 newamcn who refuse to reveal a conllden- tial IOUJ'Ce. Alsemblyman Jeny ~is <R- Jlitbland), said Wednesday.the measure was prompttd' by the cootea)pt-or-court Jalllnl ol four Fresno JoumaUsts. -Current law 11ves reporters and edilOt'I a quasi-protect.loo .a1atnat contempt cltatlona, Lewis aald, but 'ud1es have "at Umes seen fit to ipore iL" Fr&nj ieh Resisted BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP) - The Lebanese Moslems today re- Jede4 decrees from President Suleiman Franjleh CCJn~trat· Ina all consllUtt.ional powen ln CbriltJan bands for the nrtt tlm• In LebaJ'On't 32 years of In· dependence . A Moslem apokesman aaJd a cabhlet reshul· ne detreed by the Cb.rlsUan pre- sident Wednesday nl&hl amount· ed to the virtual disminal of Moslem Premier Ruhld Kar amt ApparenUy still favoring lm- posina some kind ol restrict.ions in the area declared oolse im· pacted with. IO percent certainty by Ultruy1tem1, lac. 'a study were SUperviaors Thomas Riley and Ralph Clark. And apparenUy opposed to ex- pandinc the noise zone were Supervisors Ralph Diedrich and Laurence Scbmtt. Diedrich and Schmit indicated, however, they favor a Planning Commisaion recommendation that developers in the area be re- qui red to tell prospective home ~ers of tbe possible noise im- pacL But neither aide ln the 2·2 de- bate could muster the thlrd vote needed to aetUe tbe issue. , So, they decided to resume their discussion next Wednelday. In tbe meantime, a eom- promise aoluUon propoaed by Clark is expected to be worked. over. Clark would have boundaries ot the Impacted zone ex:p&Dded to cover roughly an additional 4,000 acres, a boundary set by a com· puter syalem u1ed by Ultrasystems. Inside the enlarged area, Clark ·proposes banning construction of homes unlelll the developer can prove his site is not noile im· pacted. ~ In the remalnlna 5,000.acre area aald by Ultruystems with 90 per~nt certainty to be Impact· ed by noise ln excess d a CNEL <community nolae enYiroam level), Clark would lmpoae tbe- noi.H notification requirements. Those requirements were farst auuested by tbe county Plan- ninl Commiasloo when it recom· mended oa a 4·1 vote maintaining the home coiutructioa ban at its present boundaries. Raise Nears Cancellation WASHINGTON (AP)-A eoaJ4 promise money bill nearin,g paua1e bars a coat4·livinl pay ralle thl• year for members ol Con1re11, federal Jud1es an.cl other top government offlclala. The bill, a1reed upon b r Senate-House conferees, now goea back to each chamber for a fioa1 vote. The Senate conferees yielded to the House in asreelft1 that not ()ft}y members of eoacrea but all federal orflcials earnlne more than $37,IOO a year should be eit· eluded from a cost-d·llvine pay raise of about 4.8 ptteettt due 1ovemment employes Oc1.. t. f'ro• Page A I X-RATED ••• anythlnf. Well, we came here to sludy somethinc and we studied It. t don't think we will come •11111." CandUlate Bares All SAN F RANCISCO (AP> -"We need a praklent wbO btllevea In a natural way of life -someone who has nothlns to bide:* .. red· J>earded Eddie Hlcock Collins told a crowd of about 50 people who 1athered around a downtown plaza. •'I beUeve In free speech and • fret society," the. 40.year•old aell-1t1led "nude candidate for preal- dcnt" told the nooo\lme n'OWCI. •·1 have no support., buL I'm aoln1 to do iL aJ\)'Way." Tbereupon Collins dropped hla blue Jeans and before tbey sot to bis' antclea two policemen huttled him away -hop- plnc Ute a lame rabbtt. ~e wu char1ed wU.b lndecent ex:poaure. .,. ... ...,.. .. Mptnw••••er John Adams is a mystery man who did oo campaiJn· ing but won the Republican coniresslonal nomination in New Hampshlre's 1st Dis· trict. Could be his name had something to do with it. Fr••PageAJ GUILTY ••• · Drive after Cauwels robbed two members of the drug amuigllng riU of 174 pounds or marijuana. Hester denied dwing the trial that there wu any plan to ex· ecuteeitber victim. He said the main purpose bebind the ~sph'y of weapons wu to ahow the pair that they meant business and that they also wanted the $20,000 that Cauwels should have paid for the marijuana. . ·The trial of codelendant Den- nis Casey Jones, also known a.s Dennis Maloney, 32, ol 1954 San-' tia&o Drive, Newport Beach, has also· been scheduled for Sept. 27. He will be lri ed in another courtroom. Codefendant Ronald Carl D'Orto, 29, Long Beach, waU be tried at a later date. Gang meinber Roger Keith Davis, 29, LOne Beach, is also awaiting·. t.rtal on kidnap charces related to theCauwel•·Mttlz mu:n:ters. HEIRESS.~. $24 a i.hare. ts much loo low and unlaJr to her and other minority stockholders. It btca rnt apparent during . t.bllmony Wednesduy that M~-; Smith orrt rt'd an ullt'lllaUve lo lb PfOPO\I~ Mobil deal which proved to bo tar h'ocn ~bl• to Wat.son and the lrvine Com· pany. • Wauon t estlned t ha t b• threatened to resign his pott If thft'e was any pos.slbl Uty 'lhal Mn. Smith'• propoeal wcire to bo adopted and carried out. . T Umony lndJca_ttd thal sho urled the Irvine Company last Au1uat to buy ~ut the fOWMtatloo 'a 54.5 percent interest ln tho com- pany, uatna lncome derived frcm its around leases. Watson said the loss ot what he <"alJed II vital cash fiow would have 1er1outly weakened the company in many phases ol its oper:itions. He said be also pointed out to shareholders who were warned or his possible resignal.ion lbat the maneuver would leave Mrs. Smith as tbe major power in lhe JrvineCompany. W ataon said the lrrine Com·, pany ''could not affordtbe luxury or lbe disharmony" he said would be created ir the revamp- ing suggested by Mrs. Smilh look place. But Ju~w Judge would not al· low him Joi!.further.comment on confrontations between Mrs. Smith and lrvlne Company board members after att.orn..ey Howard Friedman vigorously objected to such tesUmooy. "The foundation is trying to lead us down one thousand and one rabbil tr alls," the furious Friedman su~cet1srully protest· ed. "This kind or thing may be holy writ to the Irvine Company but it bas no place in this bear· ing." Volcano Erupts . POlNT·A·PfTRE, Guadeloupe CAP) -The volcano LaSoufriere hu erupted for the fourth Ume since July but the vapor ex· ploslon was 3 minor eruption and injured no one, the government or t.hil Fr.ench Caribbean island reported. (f.JQUALITY TELEVISION 'lY Newsman Th Go Free? WASHINGTON (APl - T~lev ia i o n n~w11nun Daniel Schorr apparently wUl not bo char1ed with contempi of Con1rt1.a tor hls Nf\lul t.o ttame the person who l\lPPUed him wllh the House inttW,enc. report. Nloe times durlnf Schorr'• •worn l•tlmoGY Wedne1da7, EthiCI Com· m1Ute Chalrman John J. 11ynt Jr. (i>·Ga.), • .,,,.. hlm that he could be held ln C<)Otempt ot Conir-a and be jalled or nned tt he ,. tuaed to ldeoUfy hJa soun:e and anewer other ques· tJona about. tbe eou~. Nine times, Schon re- fused. After the hearlnJ, an ln· formal pollol l.Ae members abowed lbaL slx of tho 12 committee memben op. poted .any attempt to dte SclMn for contempt and two othen either leaned that w11y or were ~ lain. ... l'ro• Page A l • ALO NE ••. parents in February, when it sent a roatlne federal fOC'm to ~r last known Miami ~. The parents signed the form and mailed it back. There wu oo r~ turn address. When police checked the ad- dress arter Lisa 's death. the parents had moved, leaving no forwardlne Information. 1'1nally on Tuesday, the girl's parents read a story In The Miami News about Usa's dealb and claimed her body from the city morgue. Officials relused to disclose the parents' name. Leech said workers at the faclllty were de~ly saddened by Usa 's death. - .. The people on the stalf aren't in It for the money -they -1et $2.27 an hour," he said. "They are here out of a great devotion for the children. These are their children and II one dies, It's like losing one or their own.'' 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I ull l11c•lon1Hurru111i'''1•1.,, Our t••·r-iouul Ou•• \ t•ur f.unrntth••• Ou I,.,.,.,, 1•rud1u•f H ••'•·II : • 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa . .._-..n ....... J .,.... w.-.. C-1t ~. Phone 642·8882 Storo Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 '-" ............. -... s.1.1. "" n ......... ~_. ........ . s ..... , ........ .. • . ""' ID.put Asked By Pilanner-. 0.tly.....,. __ URGES INVOLVEMENT ptannlng Chief Ortncle House Ban In J et P a th Supported Saddleback Area Coordinating CouncH <SACC> executJve board members wlll consider aupport- ina a ban oo residenUal ccnstrue- uon in areu heavily impacted by Jet noise rrom El Toro Marine Corps Air Station today. SACC's plannln& review board Wednesday recommended that the organization urae Orance County supervisors to stay with a poUcy established in lt74. That policy doesn't permit conslnac· lion withln areas subject lo a noise level considered an enviroa· $efttal health baaard. .; Sinc-e the policy was flrat ••ded, a study hu shown a !prier land maH ls affected by ••noise level. Supervisors have liaid they wlll decide Wednesday ,...ether residential COMt.rucUoo 1"U be allowed In UU. area. ! Sinu SACC's executive board ii not ~heduled to mt« before Wednesday, Pfealdent 1Uck 1ob•1 said members will be eoUed on the recommendation to- CSJy, In addition to the restridJon, the review board recom· mtnded that residential devel~ ~nt in a so-called "grey a~a''. »bkh surrounds the heavily Im- pacted area. be decided on a o.st·bY·case basis. Developers, Q.ey Hid. should prove thal there 11 no nol.se haiard in these attu. The review board al.lo asreed tltat residential development, for .iuch conatructJoo bu bt(un or a tract map bas befA recorded, ~d be allowed. BJ LAU&JE KASPD Of .. OMI .. ,......_ Witb the quick. clipped taae te· m~t of a pollllclan •talk.lnt vo&a, Orana• County P!annin~ CommlHiOCl Ctiairman Shlr&ey Grlodle campalsned for cltiun involvement Wednesday. SpeaJctna before the Leque o1 Wocnea Voters lD Lab .For•t, abe dftlared that Ole aalvat.kJn ol the eouaty'1 future Uet wit.la~ ~le. Rl.Jbt now, abe a.W. dU&eu are not. involved. "Because of your absestce, you're being overlooked ao you've got lo make yourselves more visible," she uid. If cilliens don't become in voJved, abe warned, ''then you will be run bJ special int.erat 1roup1 and decisions will be made in their favor." "II you guys don't do aomethina. then you're going to eet literally screwed up ooe side · and down the other,'' Mn. Grln- dlesald. , Of concern to tbe com- mluioner were developers' cam· paign contributions and two policies affecl'loJ •elopmeot which Orance County supervisors have either initiated or are conslde:rinc. Mn. Grindle said supervisors ba• ... n 't decided •helher ll'a more Important to please the voters or get lbe money \.bey believe they nffd to win elec- tions. . Ma.t. she eoptended. are ol the opinion that they need the money. She defined t.bil C(JO(tt'ft as a "firment ol their imaeina- tion" bat said the pubic ha to show lbem tt wlll respond. Mrs. Grindle said she ls not as UJJeet with the supervison u with the ciU1enry that's ~·aeW~ I.he w~l pulted·over your eyes." While apeakina ol the recent Southeast Oranae County Circulation Study fSEOCCS), aod the superviaora• c:urnnt coo- a.lderaUoo of a noiae peilicy the commlasloner sald, ''¥· fortunately, 90 percenl ol tba lob- b)'iq done io lbja county 1s not. done b)' clUaen.s.'' She warned the audlenoe to watch what. bappeM wlU. a monltori n1 pro1ram wbleb evolved oat ol SEOCCS. IJllU&lly, abe said. the caen • rnlssloo proposed a phulnc prv- &ram t.o uaure lhal develop~t doesn't occur unW needed aup. port aervlce:a are funded ud w.- der way. Unlesa cltiiena become In· volved. abe said, it will slmpl1 be a reporUni ol wbat development huotcurred. She also encourqed her au- dience to become more involved in the auperviaora cut1'elrt debate whether reald.enlial houainl abould be allowed in areu heavi- ly Impact.cl by DOi.5e from jets comlna off lbe El Toro )farloe CorpAJ.r Bue. • Grove Boy's Death • 0-• Found No' Accident 11>S ANGELES (AP)-After lwartna connlcUn1 te1Umony for two days, a coroner'a lnque&tJW'J ... decided that a teta·ated P• \lenl ~t Metropolitan State hpital In Norwalk methJadealh 'tat the handa of ~r other Chan by accldcnL .. Mark Frank Holcomb. 11. ~ f.ardt'n Grove, was found dead In 1jls dormitory bed last June. The •utoPl'Y report aald death wu caused by "aaplraUoo or chokinc an his own vomit." Or. F;uaene Carpente-, county torenal c patholo1l1t wbo ferlormed the autopsy, told lhe J&ary It was his oplnlonthallcuton ltolcorf\b'a forehead was caused lw a blunt Instrument llmilar to t)Mhlights hoapltal penonnel use .a check on pa\lentl at nllbt- Hf' sald a bloW' to the t.ead llbould have cauaod bleedlnC and G)Uld have trti1e..-I wmJtlnc. .ind he uld he fo,.and tncel ol an anU-nausu drug bt Holcomb's body. Hospitat'Workert ttsUfied that lbue was no blood on Holcomb'& beddinf altbouch tbe t.op t!leet bad be.en changed. Carpenter aald the youth died eomtt.lme bet•eea I and 9 p.m. Halplt-1 attendants t.Ufied they laal HW htm alive and well betwffftt:40p.m.andlO:Up.m. CUpenta a<Md UW alMrlff'• homlclde del~tlves examined the body at 1:30 a.m. and ob- aerved rlcor mortb, which doa not oc:cul' unUI six houri alter d~· ath. HoweTer, Pl)IChlltrlc t«hni· elan Jack OliMe .U.Oed be watched tdevla!on with Holcomb unttl t :co p .m . Another p1ychlatrlc workeri Johft Trevma, I.old the Jury he utsaw .Holcomb allveat about 10: 12p.m . lfolcomb'11>ody J"el)OC't.edly wait touoc1 br Tre1eaa .a~ au.en. dantu l0:50p.m. , HoapllaJ admlnlatrator Robert t. WUllamaon testlfaed that he re• aAN bo nport.t on Roi~'• deaU. and neve.r ctt1cu11ed u. with an.r:ew. w1Q aow beNfet'ftd to the aberiff'a homldde unit tor lur1her lnvestlpUon. Rick rudgeway of the American BicentenniaJ Everest Expedition gels a foot. rub from an unidentified compa· nion at Camp I on Mt. Everest. Climbing party has been stalled by r ecent snowstorms and there ,have been re· Ports of tension and shouting matches between members of the expedition. Co~nty Hikes Cost Of Health Testing Oranfe County au]>enhOTS Diedrich replied ... Anytime haveordtndaterat.elnaaseln anyone o(tera me $10, I think he a controyeralal physical ex· willdoitcbeaper. 0 · amlnaUon procram fOt' J>l'OISJ»eC· Clark lo.silted, however. that Uvecowat)' employes. Tbey voted 3·1 to allow the the $70 fi1ure wu the only one he Health Teatln-c ln1utute or would aceept. He noted that the 0 C t (HTIOC) county's own audit°" had sald a ru1• oun Y to fee of about •79 wo&lJd be DAILY PILOT 1t3 850 Mil lio n Asked County S ee/is Road Funding B1KATHYCLANCY 'tu1tiw1y from the San Dleau o.-o.u, ...... ...,. Freeway throu1h San Juan Or8111• C<>unty offlc:lala w•nt Caplati-lmo city Umlw and a $1.8 more than a $50 mUUoo 1Ucc of a million sound barrier on the $7'7 m ill#on tbrH·Couoty. Oranee f'teeway In Al\a.hofm. hlahway construction pie. Other projCJcta outlined ror In an e rt or t to g e \ ll. Oranae County. h(' 11aJd. Include 1 upervlao-r11 ar.e send l n i; 'miscellanwus m~IU\ barriers. Supervl11or Thomu RU~y lo • ramp metering and ooi1e abalo- Stpt .. 23 California lhahway ment proarama around &ehoola. Commusslon meeting. Zaun suid lool offklals hod They believe about $S0 million aunested 26 project.I In all ror allocat~ for Orange Counly pro-the llx·)'UI' pro1rem While ~Y jects ln a proposed CalTrans slx-dldn't expect all would be lo year planntn e pro1ram for eluded, be said, thelr total cost Orange, Los Angeles and Ven-would have b een 1bout $100 tura CounUes isn't enough. million County officials noted that The suages tlons ihcluded Orange County bas 16 pe!'Cent of several Interchange improve· the three-county populallon and ments along the Santa Ana and 19 percent of the reaistered San Diego Freeways. vehicles. . tn addition. they included com· Yel. they said, Oranae County pleting the Corna del Mu ii hated for only el1bt percent of Free w a y t 0 M a c K r t bu r the six-year road construction BoWevard and the extension' of funds. Los Angeles County's alice the Newport Freewa,y to Bay u about 90 percent. Street. 8111 Zauo of the county En-Freeway lnterchanae pl'Qjects vironmental Maoagemei:it along the Orange Coast suggest A1ency aald public comment will ed by local o(ffclala were at Jam· be taken at a Sept. 23 me;etf~& In borce Road, Myford Road and · Pasadena, and the commlSSton is Bake Parkway olong with u in· expected lo adopt a fanal plan al tercbanae wh~re the propoeed : mont.b'aend. Alton Avenue and Barrancu The $767 million in projects, he Road will meet the San Dleao : said, would be flnanced with a Freeway ln El Toro. : combination of state and federal Coun~ officials also had aug· dollara. gested freeway overcrossings on· Zaun said county otrlclals Crown Valley Parkway and Los believe many hlfb»prto1'1ty Allaos Boulevard. ,. btabway projects were over· looked by CaJTrans officials in favorohuch projectsasmedlans and ramp metering . But be said lhree hiib-priority local projects cUd make the pro- po6ed llal. Those include a $21 millloo pro- ject to widen •Ix miles ol the San Dleao Fl"eeway from six to eight lanes tbrou&b San Clemente, M $900,000 realignment ol Ortega Irvine Rape Suspect Set For H e aring daartit f70 for pb)'iicaJ exams • =~~=ed1:,~; j~~Jued the ~Y'• eon. C'Vck Rider • ••• 1 ·-tract with HT10C wu out. date J · A man arrested by Irvine police after he alleeedJy abduct- ed a pregnant woman and re- peatedly raped her whlle his camper was parked ln the Culver Drive area has been ordered to face trial Nov. 22 in Orange County Superior Court. .,..,y, ........ and charged, "l t.hlnk we are lak- Supecvtaol" Laurence Schmit. . d t , uJ Hi•t, Dri~gied TcUd •fCallalDlt lbe rate bllte, con· mg • van a1e 01 a pa.rt.le ar aituation. •• t.endi.na an lncreue to t68 was adequate. Schmit atud'. with the '68 OCEANSIDE (AP) -A The board action will lake ef. figur.e, contending that if the motorcycle on which a young feet u 1oon aa HTIOC President ftrm~d not accept tt, the sailor was riding wardragged Stanley M ayberc agrees to lbe county could sol1clt bida from 2,600 feet after cowcnn, With a aewree. other com pan.lea to,-the pbyatcaJ pickup truck wboee driver le.fl llwuMa1berc'u-.ca.uettforan exams.. the acene, the California tncrease that prompted a study ol Highway Patrol said. o.enve-yearcontradandledtoa Board members alao atrcecf Tbe motorcycUat, Santley cawrty auldll that abolNd the firm 1'Jeaday that HTIOC would make Mills, wu dragaed .00 feet lloa& ta1t $ZT.!t on each ol the %,SM ex· diqnoses after the euma, but Jnterstate 5. ~performedlaatyear. county offleiala would decide on Milla, 20, wu ldted ln falr<eon.- Latweek,atterfalllnitoreacb hirlnl or not hlrtna a worker. dJUon tn the ·c•mp Pendleton Judire Richard Beacom set the trial dale for Donley Ray Sharp. 40, of Santa Ana, who faces charaea of rape, aex perversion ancJ kidnap. He la held ln the county jall ln lieu of$15.000 ball. Sharp was arrested June S alter bein& Identified by the 18- year.old alleged victim as t.be.. •• man who drove her to the Irvine . aru and lben raped her. Police . said ahe waa six months pre1nanl atlheUme. aareement on the fee ba.ae, based on the exam reaulta. Naval hospital aqperriaon did snake fou.r otber ------------------------------------- major cban1e1 In their contract withHTIOC. They reduced the firms' re- quired capacity to perform ex- ama from 10,000 to 3,000 annually and reduced lbe amounl of re- qui r ed medical malpractice Uablllty lnauruco Crom SS million toSlmiWon. In addlUOl\, lhey l"eQulred an annual aucllt. ol lhe firm's books and left the county with an option on bavfq lbe firm or county phnklan.a perform special ex· ams required for county truck driven. Supervisor Ralph Dledrich Tuesday sugaested a fee of S68 per f'Um would be aurflcient. He lold fellow aypervlsora Mayberg had earUer 1tld be eO\lld perform the worUor $10 per exam. Diedrich'• comment prompted Supervisor Ralph Clark to ask why, then, he was suggesting $68 . ..Because I am a horse Lrader," Howe P asses lie D etector SALT LAKE crTV' CAP) Concrenman Allan T. How· HYI he hU paHff a be detector I.al on bi.I version al what led t.o hla atr~t for trying to buy sex from two dtcot police pro- •tJtutet. 8111 the teat's methods have l>Mn challeniced by the poly- O'apb npert who tested tht> de- CO)'t. tto.e and his lawyer, Dean Mitchell, announced Wednesday UU.t UM U&th Democrat passed tbe wat. .. with Oytn1 colors." Howt WH twice convicted of thlt ehar•e· He was alven a 30- day 1u.Pt0Ckd a Jail aentenct> and tined court COllta. • SeiftemlJer·Sofa Sale . SA VE 15 to 25°/o ON - U PHOLS.TER £D CHAIRS AND SOFAS IN YOUR CHOICE OF.FABRIC Here is one example of The Many Money Saving Buys Offered • • • . .S E't.. Lo"e Seat •1.00 Le•• 1 Dybtg Man -gQured : Crowd Zipa Poat 81.eetling Jlkti~ 77 Beautiful 8 ft. Loose Piffow Back Sofa in a Wide Selection ot Tapestry, Prints. Velvets and Woven Patterns Custom fitted Arm Covers Self-Decked in Same Fabrics OKLAHOMA CITY CAP> • Ortver11 and pedestrians Ignored 1 17-year old man who 11.1 d1ibf ar a downtown l~ for 4 3> m1nules dwiD& the nalb hour Here. , .. He WU bleeclld1irolUMilJ.• lllld Henry W. NICbOIJ Jr.L. lbe ~ver who floall1 eC.opped w.t-.-ctay. "Hl1 ton1uewaaftlckln1 out. And all this Um• there were peop&, pualn1 by Pmple even llepped ovtr Mm " ' Nicbola 1ald he tried lo nae down passlnJ motonst.s to sum mon help lor the cf1t1w "'*"• ktenUfled u Clift\on Collins cf Albw'Ma BetMay, but ''peOpl la tan •• ...,... by ••• Nlclltol1 and hi• dauabter, IAIJk, drovt ai;r.to Col11nt whetl t "'' H • Jatm lytna on the ..idewalt •t about 5:30 p,m. and. tried to help. . A man atudiq nearby told Nicbolt that be aaw Collini fall . and bump hb bead. · MitS NlchoJa. who has wortced In a hoepltal. becan administer lnl ar11ficlal respiration Two • ftMndl of MlH Nlc~ame by a.l)d allo tried lo ~Ip. Alter 20 mfftdlta, an am· Wlance eanylnf another patient arrlvff and administered ox- 11• to CoJUn1, Nlchob sald. A few minutes later, another am· buJance and a lire department raeue unJt ar'H •ed. About 30 mlnutea later, Collins waa~ced dead 1t a local hoa tal. '' cou_ldn '~ believe 10mecllin• llh lhl• could happen In Oklahoma Clly.~lchob said Lined Flounces PROFlSSIONAl INTEnlOR DESIGNERS • .. .f OAll ~ ll'tlOT Thu~ay. September 18 1976 ... .Ja.t 19\ £out~,~' -~ ~ " " .• wltla To• arpla.lae Pe~yAnte ·Decisions COIN Fl,JP8: Ir lt lsn't bad enoueh that the government bureaucrats collect taxes and play with our money, now it de- velops they're even 1°"11 to play with the COtns we 're left with after taxes. All thla comes about because the eo~ernment sponsored a study oo wbat oue,bt to be done Wlt.h OW' colns. Now lf you were hired to study the cotn.a we have. you wouldn't just come back aft.er coUeeting your fee and suggest everythlnc 15 okay. You'd be considered a bandit if you did aomelhing like that. You have to find something wrona. You have to recommend changes. • And that's precisely what hap- pened. FOR ONE THING, this vaunted study suggested scrap- ping the ball-dollar. Then the Unlted States of America should mint a s mall one doUar coin, about the size of the old S(}.cent piece. If you were tbe suspicious type, fou might think that IC the gov- ernment did that, the bureaucrats would just be tryln& to boggle your money-thinking process. · Here comes the liWe dollar. ll would be about the size of 50 tents. So maybe they fifure ~hen you spent 1t, you'd be Uunk- tng you were only spendinc half of wbat you really were spend· tng. : Hal! Is about what the buck is worth these days anyway. NEXT CAME THE study of the penny. The experts suggested the United States ought simply scrap the penny and quit making them. Proje(tlons by these ex~rta suggeated that it is simply &oing to become too expensive to make P.efUliea. Ritbt now. the 1ovemm~t sa.ya it coats about aevm-tenths 'done cent to make a copper pen· rcy. And tbe study estimates by the year 1990, the costs ol mintlni a one-cent piece w1Jl r1se to one and one-half cents. Once 1gain, the experts think this would be • terrible tum ol event.. Well, I think it would be Just gl't'al. For once, the American people would haff a coin jan- gling in their pockets that was worth more than it actually claimed to be worth. Folks who had twocentaintheir pOCketa would actually have lhree cents' worth of colna. You could go around collecting pennies and doublln1 up your money. SINCE MOST OF m have been reduced to just Jan&lina a few pennies anyway. it woukl sure be a refreabtn1 chao1e to know you were 1ett1n1 your mone1'1 wor\h. You have to admit It would be a lot better thao looktn1 at a quarter and real.lJ:ln& il'a only worth about 13 cents. Also, the over-valued penny would be a lot happier condlUon than havln1 the 1ovemmeot mint a whole bunch ol puny-alzed Bllver doll us that look Ute half a buck aod are worth Just about that. Nuke Threat Told CED Cites 'Life, fJeath' Ddnger. WASHINGTON CA'/J -A Polley Commlltee fll tbe C.Om· ti lllo arsed deYtlociaaeat ol a paahnia1Jc report an tbo spread mlu.t for Economlc DeYelop. un1fled domtatlc and fort11n ot nuclear power warm that meot (C£0) said Wectn.day. pollq OD nuclear poww, from there may ~ little~ United Tb• or1aniuUoo. compoeed ftkb the Unlted SC.. COUld States can do to bead olt dbuter. larlel)t ol corporation execut.lvt9 D11otlate for 1t1Gapr w.n. A committee ol bmlneumen ancl unlve,..lty otnctw. aald u..iut...,.. and educators 1aJd that despite t.ben may be no real solullom for It aald tent.Uvelt Ulat th its 1nm pr4"1l ctlon the United cop1q with _problems that u. followtu ••uu;:"--•-t bet St•le:I must, .. • matt.er ol "life .. enormoa ahd clltbartmina... ·~first .~ ......., and death." develop policies for .. Nuclear eneray almost cer-~ 1 toward coplna '\ dealinc with the worldr-'lde \ tainl)'. will be eaMDdal to meet-tldlptm outloat: spread of nuclear eoersY a.ad lnl tbe world'• tutw-. mtr'IY _ .. BBC'AtJSB TBB world's nuclear weapons. DMda, but tu ••aPGQ pic:QDUal la nnt f\ael tor eJect.rtdtJ 11 a1ao the "LJKE THE REST of Uie a tbrea to tbe very allttace ol "*for tbe world's most~ world, the Unlled Slate& will allnallom, .. 1aidtbecomm.lttee. 1q ~. beardly ~ have to get used to Uvlq with IT8 &EPO&T OPPBRED will de,termlne tbe pb)'aical new lneacapable dancen ••• By MVeral fteommendatJaas, ..,... aeeurtt1 ol Amerteant dU... l.D the year 2000. the tot.al plutonlwn lQI the United Stat.el ao.ern-future deeades men than tbe produced u a by-product ol mart to use tu lnflYmee u a sup-way tbia coutey utJliaet tu globalnuclearpowerwillbetbo plier of nuclear f.ael and economic, mlUtar1.ha~ equivalent ot 1 miJlioo atomic tec1mo1oe1torechacetbet.breatol c:UplomaUc lnflumce lD bombs," the Research and auclearwarorturortam. tbe waridwide dew...,_ audear eDerO. •• Hearst Conneetion.?. Secret Notebook . Returned to Aide CIH!RNE 18 CBAi.aMAN of President Ford's Foreign In· Bad Apple Try Foiled BOSI'ON (AP) -In a plot rivaling that concoct· ed by Snow White'a step. mothfr, 1omeone put at.rycbiline in apples and lefl them in the 1rass .. where»OJ,ic:e_borses srue. The Food and Drua Ad· ministration analyzed the apples and concluded they cootained enouab po&soo to kill a horse. Asked why it might have been done, Capt. Fred Conley. head of the Tac- tical Patrol Force said: "We believe lt to be part of the anti busing protst." In the past, he said, bus- i nc foes have thrown firttrackers and darts al the bones, which are used to keep order during pro. tests agafnst court.ordered school busing. Fresh Meat Ration -••wtUaout 1tr-. Intern•· llonal commltmHt to non· prollferatlon a1reement~1 lt could become almost lrreslsably easy for a noonuclev power to turn tbe cornf'r and .cqutn its own nuclear arsenal." -"When ••• uranlum fUel ls consumed In a reactor, the pJutoalum that raultl • . . can lndeecl be med to make bombs. Therefore, even·before plutonium recycl.lq (for fuel) becomee economic, the creation of pJutonlum wlU pose a severe threat to naUonal security." Parole Detafed Among those tesWying at the hearlne that ended tn denial of parole for convicted mus murderer Richard Speck were parents oC the eight student nurses he killed in Chicago 10 years ago. John Wilkening of Lansing. IU., father of a victim. said, "I think Speck should stay ln jail as long as the girls arc in t.belr gravea. '' Wilkening's wife is in the background. Campus Audience Boos, Cheers Ford WASHINGTON (AP) -President Ford, launching bis election bid amid apirtted heekliq, is placing heavy emphasis on the quesUon of trust, bop1n1tomakett acampatgn issue. "It ls not enouib for anyone to say 'trusl me'. .. Ford told a noisy. lludeot-domlnated crowd ol more than 12,000 In a University ot Micbilan arena at Ann Arbor on Wednesday night. "Trust must be earned." . Ford, wboee 1peecb aometimes drew boos, lnJplred a standing ·ovatioo u be expanded oo the QUtelUOD of trust in t.erms that un- mistakably were int.ended to br· inf Democrat Jimmy carter to ro od. He never meotlooed Caner's name. each other. Ford will then attend another ethnlc-ortented event a poat-Mau reception at the Roman Catholic shrine ol lhe Im- maculate ConcepUoo, marking National ll1 s pa nlc Herllage Week. • EVEN BEFORE FORD en· tered the arena on the campus ot the 1chool where he wu a foot.· ball player more than 40 years ago, mention of bi.a name drew resouodln1 boos and catcall• from many of the students in at· tendance. Booing was so pre- valent throughout the program that It ereeted menUon of ever- yone save Mrs. Ford and the pre. Aldeot or the university senate.· Mrs. Ford got two standing ova· lions. and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissln1er emerged clearly u the person booed most lustily. TIJUANA, MexSco (AP) -Keal raUonlnc lmpqaed in Blja Callfomi•'• bi11est city ls expected to lul at leut two weeks, uo· lea.a the road from Mexicall ls reopened finl. Tropical atorm Kathleen. with mud and rocbUdes, halted UH or the road from TUuna'a maJ« meat supply city. Repairs are being made. THE aAnONING OF Crab bed and pork WU lmpoeed Wed- nesday. Mana1er Jorp Arana ol Callmax, one ol Tijuana's lusest 1upermarkets, aaid customen Wet'e Umlt.ed to a kilo (equal to 2..2 pounda) of each cut of meat daily. We'll tell you whei"etogo "They may buy hamburpr, steak, pork and other cutl al the aame time, if they wiah, but only one kilo each," Arana aald. No ahorta1e wu reporuid ol cblcken, wtth tare• local 1uppUe1. At leut 90 pert'ent ol lbe beef and pork aupplles come from Mex· le all to the euL wltb tho rest nartbbou.nd from &ucnlidL Whether lt'a a tip on a fine restaurant. • clue to lead you to a pelntlng you've waited a llfetlme to aee or a mlnkevlew of a movie or play, wiunder helP8 you plan more fun In your weekend. Storms Hit East, West WMkender brings you completanewa, feature• and ll1tlng1 of the arta.and entertainment event• scheduled each weekend along the Orange Coalt. ~ · Cloud Covers Shroud Both U.S. Coaat.& • ' I t , And, you'll find fwtlpful advice on fln• area reataurant9 SMnned by Norman Stanley In hi• Out 'n' About column. Dallf Piiot atatf wrltlra regularly contrtbute review• of fll1119 and performing arta attrac- tion• to help fOU make JOUI belt entertain• ment olloloe. You11 find the.most complete af1'8y of theater advertJalng of In· ...ito OrangeCoeltrnldentaln the Pesle• of Weekender. ' F1nally, a complete went. calendar guide• you to area attrac· Ilona offering low or no-GOii fun. . . To plan more fun In your •••k•hd, every Friday read ( WDKINDER} lnthe . DAILY PILOT 842-4321 • " ; • .. DAILY PILOT 4§ a8tern ob Hits Po·rn·Blz Nuclear· -confusion State's New ·Laws Raise Questions SACRAMENTO CAP} -6t.te Alt)'. Gen. EvelJ• Y~ lltYJ ciraanJ:&ed crime h'CD tM Eat Coast •• takln1 over tbt pornocraphy bualsat11 la Southern California. At a new1 conference. Yowt1• aald anUtrust lawa maylaavetobe uaed to root the mob9ten out. .. "Unlike th eir tra4AtJonel ~tlvitles, lhe product tbe,'ff teJUnc is, In many c..., liecal- • movte that bas auntveda cowt test.'' Youncuaa!d. •. ti.out Or 1boutd tt wall for faiteral studies. aYCJldl.q ecltl1 ~llcaUoo? THSIS QUSITIONS wtre Mu.I aroaad W~'1 wbUe the macltar lndut17 wilts ADX· touat1 for anawe.rt. Com•l11l0Dtr Bob Moretti Mid UM eommlallaa ~ ftDd ltaelf •ola1 back to the lepalatur-. to &et a bill paued de- ftnlnt Ule orislnal meuun beeauae UM intent 11 vque. 11W. Jlor«U 11id in an ln· AND THE COMMM ONm tentt#,. would be another mlebt Just f.'°P It Nek 1alo tbe "bloody baWe '' perhaps evea lap of tbe ulllatcn. wbo tbey IDOnt twioua lban tbe combat • • I T n. A 9 N • T B E B-N h1 wrote tbt me..,. wUbout over UM bWI tbem,.aves. tradiUonally oeceuary to use pred.MdeflnttJomollnta. 'l'llB COM•ISSION heard a antitrust laws a1ainlt orpniJed B f • -. .., lk For nampte, wW-~ ltlff report oa wbal bad been c:nll)e because lt you can prove eg nn1119 AJORg n a • 1eu than a tull-teale reproc.. cSooe oa the bill.a alnce June - somebody '1 aellln• heroin, for S 1 k Un In& plant be required. wt mUlt U after lloretU and Commluloner example,youdoa'tneed&Q)'lbl.nc lrikers at Ford's Pico Rivera plant begin Pc e I as be operattn1. to allow new Alan Putentak c:rtUdaed a lack die." their bargaining agents s.how no sign or resuming can-nucleuplantalatbeauu? ol act.ivitJ 00 the measur.. The He saJd representatives olfour tract talks b efore Monday. Union leaders said the SbouJd tbe comm._klll. •em. report empbaalaed the status o( m-.iorEHtCoutmob"lamllies" 170,000 strikers would probably not return to wort pe>wertdb.vtbelqlalature,wcrt ltud.lesattbefecleralleYel. have tahn over tarce ahares or before October . qulaq to make I&a own ddlai· Tbe bUla were alDtd by Gov.· porno1rapby operatiooa io l'..dmundB~Jr.lastJunel. Wldlq reactott undeqround. "Tbo le1l1lall0ft la tbtr•. Notblne 11 1oln1 to happen lP January to pr.vent U1 from 1ft· tlnatM&ty," Paatemall1ald. ltJoretU 1atd the C'Ol'.Dmllai~ wa1 ompowered by tbo ::ft!•1Jture to lmpltment Ute • and 1hould not wall for the federal sovernment to pave Ula way. Otberwlse, he aald, tie flale may do nothint but wait. BUT BE SAID: "I think the tommllslon may n.nd ltaelf a few moatbl down the road loiJll back to tbe legislature to define the bllla. Aller a 1001 peilodot labor, '"' 1ave birth to bUJ,s, butdl®'l tell what they meant." Richard M aullln, · commlAlon chairman, aald the commiulon abould make tbe decisions., but he would not nale out lecialative ac-- tJoD to deftne the bllla. Young Boy's Heart Fails ~;:~::~:~with Owens Fiuht Linked to Blast? ==~~~~£~ large auma of money, and then ~ 4 meana for reproc.aln& auclur SAN DIEGO CAP> -Brintley force out competitors by LONE PINE <AP) -In under investigatioo, bat refmed n-..t1es cllacloaed tat. Wed· fuel and atorlnc radioactive Smith died ln hls seventh-track threaterun. «> plrat.e their films . ~-__. _ __._t. tbe u 1 _,.__ -""'-ordothem violence hesaid. vesUgators are still puuledover to speculate on whether It was De.ldaythatastorqesbedforex· w----ma ma ca c: us .. ~ t-.u.i• • ablutwhicbblewoutasplllgate cooneetedtotheconUnulnlcon-ploa_lve1 in tbe area was blueaL .. Doubt · it's an actual" on the Owens Valley 11queducl troveray over tat. aMpmeat of llUrlJari&ed TuesdaJ allbt with I' THE PINDING la positive, 'ftle 12-year-old son of Mr. and monopoly no bu 'regettin., /and forced a c:losure or the Owens Valley water to i.o. twocaaesofdynamltetaien. the lealll~tu.re -to pnvent tbe Mn. B.vron Smith twice un· there,·· Youn sajd. ~ system th al brines Los Aqeles A.nJeles. They aald they would not mow aitlnl o1 a nuclear J>Oftl' _.aant-derwent open-heart aur1ery and He ad4led : "It dn't be so 80percentorit.s water .. , Demolition experts were to U tbe 1tolen expl01lve1 we~ muat reject the report wtthln wu born with heart defect.a. But bad if they would 8 but.-Anaildnyo County sheriffs depu~ begin a painstaJdn1 aearc:b otthe 1IMd tn tbe blast until aperta de-aboutA .~~~dmloaawtbs..;....J~ a -•··jy hllal deatbboolTuesdda.v wic:amlboute dwin& a . '\.t~ s~ Wednesday that lhe ex· site tod~ looking lot any frai· tennlne what klad of. material wiu --,'"'"'9 -c m ac ay warn• theydon topualethatway. )>klS.ion earller in the day is sllll mentsof'an explos1vedevice.. wauetofhltheapillpte. and report OCl tbe feasibility of 1q,thecoroneT'aof6ceaaid. -:-~~~~~~_:...;~=..,;,.;..;;.;.;.~~~--_...;;;;;;..;;..;;;.;..;;;;..;..;:..:..~;;.:;.:::.:::.~----~--...;_~--~~~.:---__:_~~--~~~~-- Insulation in your home Ga~o Fi~ts . is like money in· the bank Ch II 1· A well-Insulated home Is one of the best~ to ftQhl 11slng energy costs. Proper lnaulatk>n pnwents lltfflhes Probate a enger warm o~ coot arr from escaping outside. SO you avoid spending extra money on wasted power. . Choose your "weaoon" from this complete selection ot high quality Owens Corning insulation. You'll save considerable energy -end dollars-over the years. And your nome will stay LOS ANGELES CAP) -A request lo exclude comfortat>le In summer and winter. You can bank on IL the public administrator from Howard Hughes 5• UNFACEO AlTIC INSULATION • estate proceedlo11 here bas been taken under con· 1s•x32' 40 SQ. FL R· 19 sideraUon by SuperiorCourt~ud e Nell Lake. R g 99 Rl b d G of d eg. . c ar ano, 60, m, special a • tnlnlltrator or tho Hughes est.ate, peUUooed Lake to 6 88 rule that Public Administrator Bruce Ahman bas • nostandlnglntheproceedlop. 6" UNFACEO Ame INSULATION Gano, Hugttes ' n•x32' 61.33Sq.fL R·19 [ ) . maternal cousin, h<>Pes to Reg. 14.99 S bead orr a Dec. 20 bearing tale oo .Altman'• petition to 10.88 -, -ouat Gano u s~al ad· • miniatrator. Altman says 5• KRAFT FACE INSULATION he la enUUed ta. standinC because Hqbea died-1s•.x.4.8' 50Sq.FL R·19 'Witbouta will, lived in Calilomla and because Gano Reg. 13.49 • failed to fight diaoosal of 10me_Summa Corp. stock. g 88 ~ . . lfe-rl>fcl~ Da..,,er •• •-•n• WEAVERVILLE. Calif. (AP> -The U. S.· s• KRAFT FACE fNSUlATION Forest Service ordered a two-day hall to a herbicide 23• x 48' 76 67 SQ. Fr. R·IO ' s,eraying pro1rarn Wednesday after Trinity county Reg. 20A9 ~ficiala 1u11ested lt mQ contaminate deer and 12.88 piee a daneer to bunt.en. · Trinity County Dist. Atty. William Nell cited 3'h" KRAFT FACE INSULATION federal Environmenlal Protection Agency re1ul•· 1-;•'t '"' 1l' Sq. fl. R·t I tlnna aaylng that the me.at from anlmab wbo COD· Reg 10 49 ;t;;;'e coolaminat.ed foliaee abould not be eaten for · · 10 davs. With deer MWJD openlna Sept. 25, Nell said 6.88 be feared hunten could bo killlnl and eaUna con· Uminated.deer. 31/t" KRAFT FACE INSULATION • 23"x5&' 10" 107Sq.FL R·t1 &'fnalld•fl Ba-BTD Sei11 •--t R. 16 Ag ., .,. ·~ eg .... LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two Southern Rapid 10 88 Transit District directGn say they would consldel' • clW11inglheltjr0tesona21percentcompromlseof. 1" HOUSEHOLD INSULATION f-r with atrilrn1 mecbanic:s and drivers if add1· 24"11111de llooal money can be found. R 39c L' Ft Ruth Richter and Geoqe Tallel, both appoin· eg. in. · .. tfel tA Mayor Tom Bradley. told the City Council's 18C Un. rt. JldUstry and TranapcrtalJoaC.ommlttee t.hey voted .-----------------------------------------------------8'aln•l the compromlae recommended by the Los Ableles County Boanfol SUpervl11ors and endorsed Ready for wet weather? by Bradley, because they do not know how the snug down the not I with theso #240 asphalt packa1c: could be financed. i.111n91es They have n lhlck mineral cooling for' Niia woa1hcr protocuon. Choice of '4 colors. &oelc Stefaffffte • ..,...., T~lc1' .1 bundles covf'I 100 sq. It. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Convicted stock 31l 40SHINGLCS, awlndler Thomaa P. Richardson a close rrtend or n('q. ?a 99 f\CIUve financier Robert Vesco, has reportedly ad· 19.88 mittt.ed try1fll to burn a truck belon&lnl to local IJ)JOl1.I fl1ure Gene Leben. Doc\lments filed lD Beverly mus Municipal C6urt where Richardson wu arraigned Wedne~dny 111 that he admitted the anon attempt lo flurbank dtlectlves while betnlquesUoned about hia conncc· tJdostoslaln prlvatedetecUve Robert Hall. LA. Neee•raelc Rllla St••d LOS ANGELES <AP) -Effort.a to U1hlen con· troll oo newarack:I or ban them from city alreets bave bffn reJected by the a~ncll. Alt.housh they turned the move, coun· eUmen did or4kr lbe dl1 attorney to peUUon the .ute Supreme Cowt foe a hearinC on a recent de-- dllon that 1trltt1 down a city law prohlbllln1 nudl· t.v on tront. pa1ea ol newspapers displayed ln the ,..pa. Woman Claims Bank Sex Bi~ ~ SAN FRANCISOO (AP)-A sex discri°'inatlon 1\lit bas been nltd aplnlt Crocker NaUonal Bank b)' a woman vice prealdent who formerly beaded th bank's amrmaUve ad.Ion commlllff. Jane Foushee, .U. ol Pacifica, Jolned seven CJtber female empio)'el1n daa action suits. Get storage problems off your chat And inlo Ofl• Ol lhelt' SIO!llQP ch••t•. Slurdy cardboard 1101age chesloi, prettied up wtltl a l'll'inlt'd po11ern. [B"{V 10 a11emblo youriell. rhoo'JA 11 ?4"11 1s· l( 11· 111 put\)OM c:Mst: or• 2r IC 12° x 6" IJl'l<ltr bf'd Cl"tfff. Moclel #P07A, PU87A. 'YOUR CH01cr AME RICA.NA STORAGE CHEST, RM. lA'J 98C • To h8¥8 •ncl to hold uae·tt111 ahell and pote bf8cket to tieno Jlfantt. to IUPCJOft. ctoeet rod Of• lhelf up to , 2" wide. In ~off.white llMt. Model #108. SHELi' ANO POt.E SMCICET. Aeg.1.49 88c In the right bracket tty .....,OfM btecketa lhat tet you make your laWhOrsea. They can be taken apart eulty, pennenently Nii.ct. Good too ~th 11 •l•b door \top tor peUo Of worll1hop labletl Modtl #400· SAWHORSE BRACl<E1 S, Reg. U9palt 98cpalr The sull clalm1 women employes have bffn de. nlecl thelr civil rt1btl to equal Pat for equal wort and equal emplo1mentopponunlUt1 wtijl males. It aaka for an lr\Junct.lon to prHent policies a.bd prldlces which bave resuJteo lo lhe dlscrlmlna- Uoo. ....... .,, ... --.... ., .. ,11111 ... Haahen....,..For ""' " ._.,"'" Yo.; -.re Haff You le•ft? .. ~?rd~~·HacrlnQtQD==~· • SAM CUMIMTI sci• •ca°'.-. cena ·• '47 C 1• IO.a.. ....... Wlit IOI .......................... ., In.~ ..... ...,...., ail ffJ.lOYI no1 Garden Grove Blvd. 301 So. State College l 1271 Bttetol 8980 a.rr lwe. 324 West Kltetta 537.gs71 or 893·8$23 810·00!50 8M-1tSOO 834•7111 SJ2·250t Opert Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 OS*\ Mon. thru Fr1. 9 to 9 ~Mon. ttwu Frl 0 to I Open t to I •Clt't Open 9 toB ev.., dlY Set. ~Sun 9 to 6 Sal &-Sun. 9 to 8 Sat.• Sun. t to 8 Mon.• fft. 8 to 9 • ' .- I I ' • .. • I • r 1 l I ( I ,. I I • I • • I I • • • • • • • \ ~ l \ t ' t t t l t I • J ' I • ! I I I . . ' • I I I I I • : • I • . . \ ' • DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL P or~lffy ii) Co111·t Four Fresno Bee newsm~n . now cndint the eecond week or thtir indetermlnate Jail sentence. have another date in court tomorrow. They will attempt to p@rsuade Superior Court Judge Holli& G. &at that they cannot be coerced, by any sentence, into jtentif ying a confidential news source. That being the case, the maximum sentence the court may impo e is a fave-day jail term and/or a $500 fine-a so-called punitive sentence for contempt. of court. . Under the law, an open-end seq,tence may ~ Imposed only 1r there Is goOd reajOn to belle\re a def endanl eventually can be coerced into reveal- angdeslred infor'fll&tion .. Clearly the Fresno Four will not a\d should not succumb to Judicial pressure that openly flouts slate law as well as the ethical standards of their pro· fession. The California report~rs' Shield Law, duly en- acted by the state Legislature, states specifically that a report.er cannot be Mid in contempt of court for ref u.s· mg to disclose the source of any intoonation procured for a newspaper. The reason for the Shield Law is obvious. Without at. no publication would have access to confidential news sources , nor any means of informing the public of matte rs officialdom would prefer to sweep under the rug. In recent years we have had painful evidence of this. For 20 months the Fresno newsmen fought for their rights under that law. Aod for 20 months the courts.Jlouted the law. What was the crime these men committed? They obtained a copy of a grand jury transcript which revealed a Fresno city councilman had been indicted for bribery for allegedly secretly, receiving $5,000from a firm seeking a city garbage contract. • • Juqe Oenvft' Peckinpah thouabt the new• lhouJd have been w thbeld. He dempded to know where they had obtained the grand Jury tettimOQY. Beyond asswtn1 him that lt had nOt been from an oftlcer ol the court, who could have beal in violaUon ot a court order, Uiey refused lo respond. ~ '\ Juttaa...Peckinpab, since reUrea:. ordered them to jail. -.. 1'ben the J udees' Club Jot to work. ote after another, higher courta refused to bear their 6ppealJ, thereby upholdlnf the or1&1nal convic- tion. Tomorrow's bearlng,b_ack at the Superior Court level. can only attempt to establish the fUUlltJ ol. their coercive sentence. So t,he state ~ature, the elected vol~e ol UMp public, makes Jaws. And the judiciary. maJdq its own rules, tirwres the letter and the spirit of U>e law at, will. Los Angel s Superior Court Judce Charles H. Older. who appallecl the oaUon when he Incarcerated rePorter Willlam Fur for 46 days in a aimilar con· tempt case, says he finds the Fresno sent.enc& "appropriate." It is not .ppropriate. It is not moral. It is not just. It probabl~ 1s not legal .. But it ~Y serve to focus.. attention • • what a wnter on this page correctly idenUfies as •'a dangerous flaw ~ the American. JUdici:Usyst.em." Happy Birthday Tomorrow, Sept.17, ls Comtitution Day, the 189th birthday of the document that guarantees America's freedoms. They fulfilled their professional obligation to pmnllhe.story tor the information o! the public before the counci) v'oted on the contract. It )s perhaps fitting that the jailed newsmen will edlerge from their quarters at the Free<> County Industrial Farm to seek their First Amendment rights-in a court sworn to uphold the CooaUtuUoo- on such a significant anniversary. • Whe.t\ does it st~rt wot-~i~ ?" Bow Courts·E.,ade the Law We'll Just Have to Trust Them Dear Gloomy Gus A Dangerous Judicial Flaw ( ART HOPPE ) Both maJor Presidential can didates agree that we should choose bet ween them UUs year on the basis or which one we trust the more. For the benefit of i.nqwring- voters, then, here are the cnlen1 oo which this agonizma decision must be based First, Mr. Carter neither s.nokes. dnnks nor falls down, al least not in public But the fact that Mr. Cnrler doesn't dnnk i.s no reason to distrust him perse. We shouldn't thoughtlessly cry. "What's be .eot to hide? .. 1 know many trustworthy people who don't drink. All of them are ekoholiff. So let's give Mr. Carter the benefit of t.tte doubt on this one. 0Q the other hand. Mr. Ford smokes a pipe, drinks socially and has a doa. Mr. Ca.rlu doesn't have a dog. ln fact, M's the first major candidate In t~ decades to aeek the While ltC>U.'le without the help ot a do&. He bas a mother instead. W1ULE having a mother de- monstrates Mr. Carter's narc for the unorthodox (no candidate lh 18 years. bas had a moth •r), it doesn't necesunly prove him trustworthy. After all, Mr. NixC'>n had a mother On the whole. Mr Cartt'r would have bc!en wiser tn bavc had a doa. To be fair, Mr. Fonl ls a aiolfer. ThJs dOf'• not make him lpeo fie-' to a chtat. I know aeveral aolfera who do not Improve their lies when no one'a looking ~ or at least they cl1lm they don't, Say- ln1 that aU 1otrer1 cbtat 11 like uylng all bu1tne19men who tuch Sunday school are phonic-a. There are exceptions to every I have come to the con· clusion that I have nol made it big on TV com· mercials because I have no speech impediment, I'm not cross-eyed, have no hillbUly twang to my t).}k and doo'l intentionally mispronounce most words . V.J . o_, o ... ·-""*" ar• .-.lllH..., , .... rt •Ad de .... MCelWf"•t¥r-ef•tet OW -.. ·~· ... .,_ S.0.--"" ,...,. i. G-Y Oon. O~ly Ill ... rue. The Republicans will claim, of course. that Mr. Ford can be trusted because be toast..s his own English murfins. Nonsense. Henry VIII toasted numerous English muffins and who trusted hl.m? Let us tum to the candidates• families which lhe candidates will tum to in order to prove their tn&stworthinesa. Oddly enouih, each has a wife, three crown sons whose names no one can re· m~mber. and a daughter. Mrs. Ford l9ng aao uptured the nation ·a heart by -.rtng she wouldn'( be 1urprfaed If her dauabter bad an affair. Mn. Carter would . But would you t.rust a man wbo raUed hla only little cirl to be an eight.year-old aunt? It shows why Southerners are seldom elected President. Th~y·re Inbred. ON BALANCE, it would ap· pear that Mr. Ford. ls far more trustworthy tbao Mr. Carter. And that would be true if Mr. Ford dido 'l wear lci11ure swt..s and white leather shoes to barbecues. J don't know about you but I have never -not once -bought a used car from a man wearing a leisure awt and white teat.her t1hot. So l)frhaps it's best to delay maklna thla agoniz:lng dl'cision Keep in mind t~at each can· didate wlll spend $20 mllllon of our monty before Novemwr In hope11 of convincing us he can be tru1ted to spend our money. For the sake of the RepublJr, let U4 hope that It '1 enough. BY C.K. MeCLA'IOIY "i.•tw,T ... iMr_ ... The court proceedings that placed four Fresno Bee newsmen in Jail for refuain1 to disclose a 'confidenU&l news aource reveal a J.fanterou.a naw in the American judlctal system, a fbw that should be examined and cor- rected. Their Jmpruonment is a red nag, not Just for newsmen trying to keep the public lnlormed, but tor every citizen. · Th• d an ge-r -is re-al. 1f joumal.lat.a are not Ible to protect the confldentl allty of their ~rces, some of those sources - and ln many cue•, the most vital or them -wlll rapidly fade away. Wbat la at atake here is not the "rilhta" of the press, but the rif}lt of the pubUc to remain lD- formed. Americans would never have learned about tbe gov· emmental corruption or Watercate lf the Informant.a had not been confident their ldenUty would be protected. IN THE l'AESNO cue, the public would have been denied . the knowledge that a city c.oun· cllman had aecreUy received ~.ooo from a company seeld..ng a lucrative 1arbage contract from tfte clty councll. It clearly wu in lbe public interest that Ulla ract. should be known before the coun· ell voted on the cootract. Tbe Fresno Bee waa dolni ill propel" Job when lt printed that news story. Now. managin1 edltor Oeorae Gruner, former city editor Jlm Bort and reporten William Pat· · ~ and Jo. Rotato are ln jail -not because they commlU.ed a crtme, but becaUN they were found ln coot.empt~ court for re· f\llln1 to tell a Judie· the con· fidenUal source of their informa- tion. • It Is both tra•tc 1nd,outro1eous that tour men are lnJi.11 for simp- ly dffendlna lh• U.S. ConlUtu- tlon '1 Finl Amendment. Judges have chosen to exercise their contempt powers In auch a way 11 to erode that amendment, Bad DriVing ls Contagious With Arthur Koestler. I •in rorced to bellevo that there 1t'tto kink in tbe burrYan brain. • bad <0nnedlon aomcwhe~. that p~ ~b ut 1Nm-fftln1 ~an we know we abould It la tHY enou1b lo blame polttiu, or e<"OOOmica, or wttichever ln· 1Utut100 you want to aim at , f or our continuing conflict• and injustices - but allllougb tome systems may be better tha.o others. 1 am COf'IVioced that . no ayat.em wlll ,.-ork very well. "lv•n tbat abort drcult somewb n lo c.be cerebral COT· tex. FOC'~ltinl I.be vast problems rcw UM IDOCUD1. consider a aim· pre cencllt.loo In modem urban lite, wbidt canaot be bl~ on pollUtal or ffonornlc manipula- Uon :. the jpareaaingly roU n '.at.ale of Lrd'k In urban ~let)'. ( SYDNEY HARRIS) , It is not the mere density of 1utos that creates the .Problem ; il is the. density Of drivers. TBEaE IS a ramoua chain· ~~ in vehlcuJar ttalflc. If · you cut in or F,;'h ahead where you ahouldn 't. 1t fouls up the now. not only ln your lanea, but In oU>et lanes, and someUmes at ln· tenect1ons aa well. Bad manners in drivln1 a.re eventually Mlf. defeatin1 f o r everyone • i>sychologlcally u welt 11 phy1lcally, for they 'lead to further b•d m~nnen. A motorld treated rudely tenda to pus along thla rudeftd9 to others. Tem1>41rs nere.~vestlons mulltply, blood ~ riset, and tn.rfic trl to a baJt. as everyone joclte11 for poslUon and nobody wUI "" way. It I.I totally a no-wtn pma. On the other band. a courteous driver ln~UI~ cood wiU lo others, and makes them rudie.r to ex· tmd tM same courtesies. Thh1 attitude lubricates the whole tralfic pattern, and everyone cet.a there faster and ln • betWr mooa. These are lnd!Jput.able ltctJ, qain peycbokJclcally.u much u physically. Yt:T ... yet .•. we know Uds abstractly, but we do not follow It. In coocr.eu 1ltu1Uom: aDd, ol coune, J am u 1ullty M tbe eat man when I am at tbe.-el a not behind the typewriter. Ra· tionaJt.y, I 1m 1ware that COO· atderatene11 on the road la not mttdv 1nclou1 but ts actually in my blC)lnl self-lnterf!St-but, ~ U.e P'WJ\U't, J revert &o a prer;tJonal form olcreaure. Traffic ta Polite In small eQm· r$aq Utt. whert nerybOdy mow. one another • .,_. th•l 11 not a true teal. It la 1n .....,mlty, ctavln1 amonc ............ that o.& emulath•• lnltutd.I eo«De into play -the tame lllltJ.nda &bll mike us lrretloaaJ Uout poUtle1 And rell1Jout er_. Ud. ul· ti~y. Jome u.-... ualDll • l\l'_fu. [ ] matter. In.stead, the courts slmp- GUEST REPORT ly~ refuted a beartn1 on ihe merit.a of the cue or aald a Judie does have the right to use bis con· tempt powers in an effort to find which states, ••Coqreu shill out who violated a court order. make no law ••• abrid&lnl the That I• obviously true, but It is freedom ••• ofthepreu." .. '.not, we submit, what la al issue . het'e. IS n NOT somewhat arro1anl ol a Judie, 1worn to uphold the law, to use contempt powers to accompllsh 1omelhln1 the Conatllutlon b11 prohibited Coqreu bin dohtt? It. la true a Judie has •. TelJ)OClllblllty tq enf0tte his Cit'· den and punlsh those wbo violate them. ,But ln thll cue. tfaUmoa1 ol tbe newsmen and aU other wttneuu mede it clear lbe lnformaUon wu not oblalned by The Bee in a m anoer that was lo violation or the Judie'• order. Once tbll fact bad been .tabUabed, the court'• effort.a to learn the source of The Bee's ln· formation 1bould have been abandoned. The ap1>41ala on thla cue were carried up to the Calif om.la and the United States Supnme Court.a three tlmet. n ta cllaap- pointing that these courta falled to deal with the auhstanc:e ol the GaANTING THE need for Judaa to be able to puniab people who are tn contempt ~their or- ders, the case of Ute Fresno Four auc1aia tbe Leela!ature .AbouJd redefine Judicial contempt power. Tbe California Shleld Law at.ates that a "r~ ••• can· not be acljudged in contempt by a judicial. • • body. • • foe refua· inl to disclose .•• the source or any lnfonnaUon procured. •. for a newapaper • • • " The intent seems crystal clear but tbe Fresno Superior Court ignored tbe law, saying It would be un· conatituUonal to apply Jl to this cue. M • conaequenceoltbe Fresno cue. the validity and applicatJon ol the Sbleld.Law la very much in doubt. If the c:ourts are unable or unwtlllq to Teuonabt.y apply thla law. the Leglalaturo aboold &Ive the courll addlllonal &uidellnea. A judge'• use of contempt powers to coerce an individual who did not violate a court order la not reaaonable. No person who la Innocent. of any crime or not a wltneas to a crime 11bould be placed ln Jnll simply because he refuses to become an informant. The use or the contempt power · to attempt to coerce newsmen to dlacloae eonlidentlal news sources la reprehensible beCause it. ~orroclu the publk'a. ..most. ba.IJe right, the right to be Mly · informed. mE COURTS of this natia.) tradlUonally have been ataunch protectera of a free press. Thia bas been an euy tuk became the relaUonsblp betw~ ..-press and aovemment la atatea with. absolute darlty •Dd simplicity in the First AmenW'ent . The Founding Fathers placed the hJ~hest r.rlority on a free pre· d. The will nf neas ~the Fresno Bee Four to ace Imprisonment rather than reveal their con- fldentlal sources 1upporu the same baalc principle the framers of our ConsUtut.ion set forth 200 years ago. Dams Prevent Disaster . Exceptins for eome fumtr1, Callromlan.a have ban.I)' noticed the aecond worat droulht. ln the st.ate'• hlatory. Unlike En&land suffering It.a woral ln 200 )'e&fl and forced to abut atf "ater 1up- pllea to tlM hom ... bouleholdera here have~ en.Joytns llre u usual wtt.b their 1wlnUnift1 poot. brimmtnc over aJMi their l1wn.a kept ver41Dt. Anett. even thoufb the lack of ralnf au ruult.ed n 24 count.lea b e I n a declared drouaht. dis· 11ter areas d u e t o a1rlcultural )oaaes of more than saoo million • farm• under tmcauon aur. lered little. Thl.t seemln1 contr.c!.ldJ.()n or a diuater without an apparent. water 1borta1e l1 due lartel7 to a vaat apwm of danw wttbln the atate. While all CaJUornlana lDow oTBbaata. Trtnlt)', Orovllle and P'olaom damt, few have beard "' tM otbtf m.tor dam.a wblcb conMrY• the at.a.'1 will« let aloD• reallu U... are mon than 1JOO barrlen malntalnlq I'll 1 wo&aota~ BY l'A& tbe l•Tlfill tn at.once II Shale.a with a CIJ>KlU ol 4.5 mlllloo acre feet. Orovlllt'Mtb 3.S and Trinity with 2.5 an oat ln 1be. But u dams to they don't bes.lo to compue wtth Hoavn'a II mllUoo to •aJ nothUat ol the Ja mlDion held bid by Owem P'alla dam oa the Nile. By w~ ol ( EARL WATERS ) ty, nood control and power. many beln1 multl-purpoae, which have served to prevent re- al droulhl dlauter not ooly to human Ille and agriculture but the environment, lncludln& flab and wUdllfe, ••wen. DAM CONST,aUcnON, atart.· inc H early 111882, wu primarl· ly for wawr aupply and d1m1 were built first by privately oWMd c:ompanles and taler by munJclpallUea end public water cllJtrlctal Two of the luaeat ln tho 1tat., Dbn Pedro wt=ll\llllon acre fttt and New Ex.c uer at. l mllllon, were buHt by the rlocJc and Merced Irrt1ation dlalrlcta. The power companlet alao built many daJM and PO " E'• 1.3 mllllon fHt Lake Almanor 11 the MYIDtb lat'lett In the st.at.e. WbJI• the federal 1overnment has built 115 danJ.!. m~ ~re 1malt ones by tbe •inil Semce. It waan•t unUl the late IO'• that ttwl AurA•U of Reclamatim •"" the Army Corps d ~ commend.cl lbftF proJect.s which now provide tbe at.ate wtth 12 ma· ·jor daiu at.onna men than 1s million acre feet. W, aithoqb Callfornla ltseJf w11 a late ttaner lt hn bu!lt fOUT major dama with a total c:1p1city d 4.1 mlWoD. Tbc»e, to1etblr wtlh 2t other m,_Jor dams, prlV1tely and pubUd1 owned, dou"llle the wat.er atorace provided by the federal ·daml. NCordl OftlJ Orovlllo un lay aQ1 CAUWaNIANS UM about 30 dalm to fame. belnl at T70 feet mllllon ure feet. or water Ourinl the hip.st lD UM U.S. and 1lxth a normal year. ffalloltblleomtt Jn lb• world. It 11 dwarfed from underaround wella wblcb bowwer b7 Ruula'• lCMO feet drop or dluppear duriq drJ' Muell ud exceeded by four. yun. WbUe lbe dam reseno«ra otlllera Jn Bu11ll, Italy, have HrVed to oot only furnish &tri~andCao.ld.I. the water auppty 1yatem1 but It 19 JheM• dam• built for the :£ IJlalntfla undttaround IUI..: ..nous ~ ol water supp. t , wit.er autboriUes polnt oC« . ~· . . ' that another dry year foUowlns lhl1 year can make lhln11 cruel al. The dam conalructloo activity which commenced In the late 39•1 and expanded Into state partlclpatJon In the late 80'1, e1me only after many Iona hard- rouihl battlu ln the Leitalature, puahed by far aeelni individual• with tlrona determination. The nc_ht.s were over concerna u to water rt1ht1 and economic•. AddJn# areatly to the 1tate'1 ablllty to protect the environ· ment, holdln• back Hit waur in· cunlon In the Delta and maln- talolnS atream nows for tho sup· port of fi1h and wlldllfe, and with only the f alluro or the St.. Francia ln lint and 'Baldwin Hilll ln 1963 to mar tho record, one mutt. wonder .at. the acUvlatl, clalminl environmental concern1, who have southt to block \he buildln1 of New Mclonos and Auburn which combined will give the 1tale another 5 mlll!Gn aero feet In ratrw water 1uppUa. DAILY PILOT R*'1 N Wttd. P11t)(Wt.tr f1'oma1 Ktn!I, f!dilor aorw• Krwlbtcti . £GUorf41 Pogt Eddor TM fdltorlal paae of tht' D•llY Pilot nth to Inform •J'ld llJmui:.ta rHdfrt by pr~Una on th11 PICcdlvcrae <'Ommenlary on t~ct of lntert1t by ayndlcat- fd cotumnl•t.a ind urtoonUll, by provldlna a forum for rcloden' vll'w• and by preaenUna this newspaper'• oplnlon1 and ldcaa on rurrcnt toplC!I. The fdltorittl op(nlom of llle Dally ptlc( a~ar only ln th~ ec!llorlal column at Ult top of the P•lt· Opinion• n · prtllkd by the tolurnoiJU and tattoont1t.a and letltr writers aro t.htfr own and no endorMment ol tllclr vi•wa by th• Daily Pl.lot J.hould be triftrrtd. 'Iburfday, Sept. 1', 19'7S -f" _:r~psy-tur.ry j · Class .of '65 f Tracked Do\VD • • i I I I ' I I I . ' I t I PACll'IC P4USADES (AP)-'J'hank bea•eM t« Lall)' 1)'1er. Eleven years out of hl&b scl\ool. the fonner c..beerleader and homecoming queen is still awtnner ... .l . But It's 1teen a rocky roed for many olbers in lb• c:lua or ·~at wealthy Pall1adffl.01b School. It wu UU. cl111 lbat Time maiuine spoW&hted in • 1~ cover atory about the new 1eneralion or "•matter, subtler and more aophlatkJted ldcls" beadln11nto a "Golden Era·• ol education. 1'llAN CAME 'nlE VlETNAaiWAR, the draft, &be dru11. lbe demOnttntklns. ll •u a bard time to IJ'OW up, "PaU" 1rlld5 found. • The quarterback« the loot.ball team, voted the Mo.at Llkely to Sucteed, became a Hollywood maueur and a reverend i11 • relicious cult. The boy voted llo.t Popular committed suicide. One ol the top atudenla la In a mental bolpilal. "A lot of tremendously sad lhln1s have hap· pened," la.id David Wallechinsky, •e or two '6$ Pall end.a wbo tracked down 3SOo(UI! 504 people in theirdu1 and wrote a new book tiUed "Wbal Real- ly Happened to tbe Class of '6$?" ... WAS DEPINJl"ELY DISAPPOINTED find- ine out what had happened to the class," agreed co- author Michael Medved .. "The process of doing the book waa horribly depressing." Medved-and Wallechinsky tell the stories of 30 lludent.a In their book. Many ol ~e tal~ are bbarre, but the authors say they chose a represen· ~~tativeaample. • ••• Ofte ol tk class '" tell~c· tlMlls ltad .... e They didn't write I t.... tllroq• a ltall dozftl reu ..... about the top student who is now a pro- fessional psychic, the alcoholic attorney, 'the heroin addict, the popular student whose marria1e broke up after he was 1bot by his wile. t.be medical student who tried to commit suicide, or either of the two stu- dent.a who went under- ground and cut off all contact with their families and former all•• ..... .., .. ...., , ...... ",, l•r CeMfJre•• •• • .lolua 81rclwr •• " ...... €1•11·· ~~friends. "IT CAME TO THE point where we were actually looking for a normal person to balance the book," Medved said. There are some ordinary peopJe and some sue· ceaa stories In the booik. Lany Tyler, the most popular girl In school, the homecomlna queen and cheerleader, earned a Ph.D. and teaches history at Princeton. And the car-crazy leader of a presUge gang of tough guys and athletes Is a self-made millionaire with a chain of clothing stores. The class tou1h guy, recalled by others as a "buUy" and an "enormous, fnghtenlng charactttr," married a girl from Ule class and aetUed down into 11 real estate career. Medved and Wallechinsky wer~' utonlshed." THEY WERE ALSO AMAZED AT the changes in one of their hiends, described by a former teacher as a squeaky-clean. patent-leather kid with ]>lutered-down hair. He now has an unkempt beard and Ion« hair and wears acra11ly old clot.bes at bis homemade cabin In the Northern California coun· trys.ide. He grows a few plant.a and lives with a girl whowanden around nude. Medved and Wallec:tunsky were sufPrised to find one of the class Intellectuals had gone through a half-dozen rell110W1 cuJll and was now running for Con&.ress as a J ohn Bircher in Kansas City. The student voted Most Reserved is now a member of the J{are Krishna sect. The claas ntrt is a prosecuting attorney who a few years earlier was kicked out of college on a drusbust. . The class s urfer, almost thrown out of school for hl1 ton1 hair, now teaches at Pall. where some of his dlaapprovlna teachers have longer hair than he djd, mE AUTHORS TRACKED DOWN one of the "' clua outcasll. described by another s tudent as "a aad aack" with "droopy eyes, droopy jowls, a droopy walk." Whenever he apolle up in high school, lhe re11t of Ule students del11hted In shQUt· _...Jc1, "Shut up, Reilly'" Reilly was teachina for the Peace Corps on a Micronesian Island. He showed them a passage from hi• journal that read, "I really don't want to be here, but I can't think ol anywhere else I'd rather be.'' ' ,, And tHere waa lhe cl&M "bad girl," who kept a runnln1 list of men she'd slept with. ''I counted m. then stopped counting " She recently sot a bit part In a movie ONE CLASS OFf1CEa HAD broken off with h11 past and hi• famlly and refused to be ln- iervtewed. lie sent lhe authors • note aayini it would have been a boring Interview. "I didn't go ln the Army. didn't get married, (Sff CLASS OF 'IS, Pace AU) STOCK Wt MOW FOl ctmSTMAS r7\ CUSTOM ,;t_L_ . F ASWONS ~VIA~O .....,~~ urn 11 LIOO Vl\.L ~ (71•) •'19·&41'1 • . ._ __________________ ....., ____________ _, - Thul'ld.y S.otember 16 1975 O~ll y F>tLOT A 7 merv , . on -.a~ save· 25'% to 50 ·% Shop and save at our big Once·A ·Month and Only-At-Mervyn'a clearance sale! Every item1 in this.event _will sell at le&st 26% below original price with many at much higher savings for you! Quantities limited-so hurry in for best selectional frlclay, septe•ller 17, 9:30a.•.-9:30p.•. these items available in our Fullerton, Huntington Beach md Cypress stores only women's sportswear BIG AND JR. TOPS . 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YESTER TEXTURES ••••• ONVAS PRINTS ...• KEffiKLOTH PRINTS .. Fl<XKEO PRINTS . om nuns ,.., .. ,,J'"' ~ , ,1 ~ •• .. ,, M,-1.,,.. wn.k.j •• GAUZE ralNTS W i 1"pr ~ ,..,,,., Pqfft·'"' IL ""'Qn II> 40 IL ~ .. ' w J., IUllT PllNTS Coo•in .\ f>'l'Y'""''. 4<,. _,j., Mo-"-...., •• "*~" YDliNIMTS \. I.~ -t·• ""''""· °""""" p.~ 4'). _._, Wq,J.-> t.. , SAU ••• l yds. ,.. , .. 1.41 .... :J-·r_, I 'n 49c Qll(j 7 '?1 49c Ol'G I '19 "'98c OIUG. t 'M 49c savings for the home ~IG ASSf . COTION NAPKJNS • . 87•-SI ASST. WOVEN BECiSPR&DS 13 99 32.99 ASST. COLORFUL CURTAINS 3 99 6 99 IASll cum ' IWI TMl.S hfWq<n•. 0"0<'• .J 'nlno• II l ~ SAU J/St .... , .. savings on shoes ~IG. FAMILY CANVAS SHOES ... 3.W-8.99 SPORT SHOCS ......... 6W-IOW WOMEN'S SANDALS ...... b.99.f-4 99 SALi Z.'1·4.t7 4.t7-7.'7 l .'7-6.'7 ERVYN' CVPAESS • ...FULLERTON 1 1<&01 Valley View StrHt-n5-~3 ' · Cro11roada Center, 04 e.at Yorba Unda-ttl. '-. , __ .. _ -.. HUNTINGTON B~CH 9811 Adamt Avenuer-983-9731 • . .... itf 041L V PILOT Thursaay September 18 1976 .. Kids ' Food Labeling ' • County Student,s Silicone Effort Suspended .. • Proposed by Agency WASIONOTON (AP) -The Food and Drui Admlnlstr.Uon la proposin« Hlaredlent labelln1 lnform..Uon about dUldren's foods 1n an attempt to civc t\othera more Information about what they are ft>e<hna their ctuldren The proposals would reqwre baby .. food manufacturers to label the toodl are clesianod tar cblldren aced 1 '°'· 111.E FDA SAID that baby food labels, under the propoH.t., would ha~ to coottoue listinl lnaredlent.s ln the orders or their pre:domlnance, beflnninl with the lnlredient that I.a present in the laraest amount. HQrwred WASHINGTON (AP > -A chemical firm 1s suspendmc ef. lorta to win federal approval for marketini a liquid silicone for plut.lc: 1uriery unW Ua acienUsls can develop a plan to preven' use Fourteen Oranie ol tho compound io women's County atudenta are bteull. amons soo new uc Dow Corninc announced lt Berkeley 1 l udents would end lll active effort to win awarded acbolarablpa by federal approval of the injectable lbe CalltornJa Alwnol allicone. ' AuoclaUon. THE MIDLAND, MICH., firm The auoclaUoo, a said it waa not. withdrawing its ago, but that it has "suspended tndet1n1tely furthtr effort lo ob· l&111 approval. " • Dow 11ald It wants to develop" plan, ulOl\i with the FDA and med1rul organizations. to make the Injectable 111Ucone available oo a nonproht basis ''for those M>\'ere aod criUcal cpa hero olhrr therapeutic forms are &rossly Inadequate.•• en l arge n woman 's breastl bfot'auae It could mask the Pf"· aence of cancer in X·ra.J testl. Plastic 1uraeona can implant silicone baaa to augment breasts. The baas do not lnterfcrc wilt> mammo•rama. Eent.age of the main or charac· lni ingredients in both Infant and jqnlor fooda and, lD lbe case infant food& only. to label the rcentaae of each major UlgtedJent. The propoaala would oot apply to ln· fant formulH that simulate mllt which alr .. dy are required to lili ct.- tailed lncredlent lnlormaUoa. the FDA1ald. In clinical studies lnvolvlnj more lhAn l .300 l)trJOnS In 1l years, Dow uld, lnjtdloo:s ol lht liquid •lllcono have ~ ahoWO to .be valuable In lreaUn& severe . facial deform otlons r4l11wtln1 from tbe loa• ot fat~ tissue, Cont tour defec", a cne sura and wrinkles. 13,000.member oraanba· 'application flied with the 1''ood tioo, awarded the and Drue Admlniat.raUon a year acllolarah1119,wblcbvaryr;:::=::=::=::=::=::=::=:::;;)·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-:-:--- A COMPANY SPOKESMAN said liquid silicone, even though or a highly purltied medical grade, s hould not be used to J'O& EXAl'I PLE, 11 label on a jar of ~,n., .. and peas nugbt say, "Carrota Peas -contains 60 percent car- and 20 percent peas.·' ln amount. on the buis of academic achieve-ment, leaderablp paten.. Ual, and financial need. ... ltlWAllD ............ 4 .......... "• -..... -.. .. --. ... __ _ ~ .... ..,... -·-"'·" ...... Ut.tL W• _. .. _ lw 111.M. ,._ 11141 IJMl•t. Uthe jar contained an infant food, e proposed mgredlenl labeling l&ht read "Carrota (60 percent), ua (20 percent ), Water (1$ pet"· THE Cll.'NGES WEJlE wgiested ln a petition by the Center fer Selene• in the Pul>llc Interest, a nooprolll COD· sumer orcanhaUoo baaed lo Washington. The public m ay comment on the proposals by writmg before Nov. I to Hurtni Clerk, Food and Drue Ad· ministration, Room 4~ 5600 Fllhen Lane, Rockville, Md.,~ Local wlnnera are Roser c .e r v a n tes, Orange Coaat Collete: June Gorman. Newport~;;;;;;;;=====~ Harbor Hl&b: Michael 8all1ted, Dana Bills Ri&b ; Ba rb ara Lawrence. Orange Coal College; Susan KcCa- moot, Estancia High; Cbrbtlne S1ppl, Newport. ). Sucrose. Salt." Infant foods are marketed for dren up to one year ol age. Junior By Phil lnte rlandi 5 Convicte d In Smuggling Harbor Htch; Lee st. Jobn, Dana HiU. Hlgb, SAN DIEGO (AP> -ancl Tbomu Peccnra. Five men convicted ol Est.ancla High. smu111in& an averaie ol ---------- 100 allena Ulegally into the United States moo· lhly for two years race prison sentences. The terms ranging from alx month• to two yens were handed down by U.S. Distric t Court Judge William B . EnrigbL NOTICE how Daily Pllot Class· illed ads dltplay t heir meuases with le&lbillty. and impact? Our ads, we are proud to HY, realty l'et r esults. Pbooe 6'2<-SCl78. THE P\.UMllM6 HUTO•G All C0'4D. IT __ .,,__1 a...ic.111 't-A(..-.Goll Mt$,i()lllVll!J0 2lln C.-C:..W•"""" C.-0.. ............. i.-.· 4tS.0401 COSTAMEIA '°""-11"'4 64~17SJ llTCHIH&IATH UMODIUMG Fllll ISTI .... TlS _°"'....,.. .. ...,U...EJM•MAIN QFFU IUJW~ ""'""('1 41 Ill 772-3470 •111~1 t'fhlJ meetln& la a bout to come lo disorder .. .' • see1he newest, rnost ·exciting For the Record THIU·SIPT. Borderti:.:sc; !;1lk· textured bnnls arf"' big clnd bright rec;i-;t I 1nger ~ruw; ffy•CJlf I to I Z Plctwes If YCMI ... I S.ZO Pldlns ........ ~ .. ,.,,.. .. MC KEl.VfY O"S\MAN -_._ lH, 10 G•,.tt•n Orevt, '""9' ,.,.. l\llr'ftlet• i1 Wt-.,Mlrt\t•r HAllTWfl.l. Kl!l.l.Y R_,CI¥' Jr., •. -J..01111 LYM, JI. bat" ol '""-'ll••<h HERRANEN MC Cl.EARY -Tlmo I J ........ I. 11, •Yd Ael»<U LrM, It, -"°''"''·-"' BUHi.Eii C"lllN[Olt! -Cte"ff r,.,_.,. n, •..O It•"" s , ~. ""'" o1 ~c.i.-nt• HEWITT UCHfNl!ACHl'll -A09'. 11 •"" 0.00I l •""· 11. llOll\ ol w.1ttn1MtflW" l'IM.LI MlllST"t NE MI0.-1. 11 Cyor•''· •ftO D•bor•h K , 11. Wttlmln•ter · • ..... "" BRUCE·H !THMANN )OM Wtll •"l!IO'I. '1. afld 1<1'111• $., 2•, -o1 I \MJ11 ... c..H•l•- OO\JGALL fHOMl"SQN -""""'...,. G Jr., JO S...Cl•-n ... --..<:U l. ........ ~ ...... MYERS Wll.l.IAIO\S -Her"•Y w1111-. u. '"" IMrfo<y I!""'"'-». _ .. .._ .... v.11e.,. MC KENOllY·GOOOWIN -lltklw• p ........ ,~tie.ell, -a.r.. L~ "· T .. r-•. ..... u, CARNEY F11£1lMAN -MlthHI Tl•om ... 21. 4tflCl lvelyn M.r..,..., It, _h .. N_'l .. Kh YAMAM U lllA•f•UIUICI -T•..i-•. ,. ..... 11\llkO, "·....,, .. _, ....... < .. A ... '"414 HUGHES·HUOHIS -Tllomn ~ .•• ,.-rr-t!lllel l.-M. H, -ofM-1,..i..,IMIKll HYl.Ell·STtl.l.WILL -O•vlo o-r-i.t. Tl. II Tore -JMry -. '°· MUllllf1910ft tleiKll. ......... OUUCM•SMITH -C.r•llO'Y J., 11, -SIM IMrteM, It, Del" el -llltl .. llH4" HUHTllll·CHAUNCIY -Gerry, )I. -""""' ........ "· -.. ........_ v .... ,. A-'M CAPlllO.Wll.CH Vito ....... 1• L~ &t•<.f\ •l\O Hetene "'9trk1.t, 11 c-......... -. CHfllRY I A llU f Holl" Ooryt ll ....oA••-K•Y Jt,bOtllollrv,... OEWtP OAWl!t Oon•ld Urwl• "· ... " ... "" ''''· Arla • •"" Dllllr• LY-n NOWP9'1 110(11 WINAN f l UCI( I! ft Clllfe<d 0 , ll ~ta A,..., •NI C.ro11 C , JI """' 4ftcll"" 11 .. , .. Sale 299 390 hotel in Orange County:- , ~ 306 SPACIOUS GUEST ROOMS AND SUITES The Registry_ Hotel The happy landing place at Orange Counfy Airport Is ready for you and your out-of-town visitors. Come enjoy a memorable evening of ootstandlng food cooked table-side In The Grand Portage Restaurant. Go dancing and see an exciting show In 'the Grand Portage Saloon. Celebrate In style In Le Gourmet with an Intimate dinner for 12 or a grand reception In the ballroom for 1200 (or any number In between). Br1ng business associates together for successful meetings In the spacious, professional atmosphere of The Reg I shy. Reserve a beautlfuf, comfortable room for your out-of-town visitors. Drop by fora drink In.the happy-times lobby bar. or a late-night snack In The Gazebo 24-hour restaurant. Find all this In the warm, friendly atmosphere of The Registry, Just 95 seconds from Ora nge Coun1y Airport. No matter what your buslne~s and entertainment needs are, The Registry Hotel lsjhe perfect place for p happy landing. Come see us soon. THE REGISTRY HOTEL ORANGECOUNTYAIRPORT 18800 MacArthur Boulevard, lrvlne. Phone 714·752·8777 01hOr ReQllllV Hotelt Dallas. M1nneooolls I SL Poul Alrpolf, IOOn In SconldOle. Ml. LOBBY BAR EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT IN THE GRAND PORTAGE SALOON GoURMET DINING IN THE GRAND PORTAGE RESTAURANT 2A·HOUR RESTAURANT, THE GAZEBO ROUND-THE.CLOCK ROOM SERVICE MEETING FAC1UTIES FOR 8T01200 PEOPLE DAY/NIGHf TENNIS POOLwrTH SUN PATIO COMPUMENTARY LIMOUSINE SEfMCE FROM AIRPORT TERMINAL , .. ., --i-........... , .. em~ ••• Rosalynn Carter says abortion has become a nemesis to the Carter' campaign. She s~ys many other issues are more im- portant, but that abortion keeps com- ing up. S1nokes Rated By Tar· ' By Tbe Auoclatecl Presa A Federal Trade Com· mission report had been made public on tar and nicotine content in cigarettes having less than 17.6 mihgrams ol tar and 1.2 mihgrarna ol nicotine -the lyel used by the American Cancer Society in determining whkb cigarettes were "low" in these sub· stances. The first • 'de f1rultve evidence" shows that perions who smoke low- tar and low-nicotine cigarettes are less likely • to die from lun1 cancer and coronary disease than other smokers, the society said. However, ll said its analysla showed lbal de- ath rates amona those who smoke claarettes low in tar and ulcotine were still far bJaber than the death rates of those who never smoked re- euJarly. The ratings were based on cigarettes purchased from August to October of 197S and do not cover brands tn· troduced since then. ' Cert-19' ,..,.., ... , ""' ..... , rno-• ... 2.Gw ... •1nt-111o1.•-> ) c..rtten U"9. ' -> • K1"9 '-"'> ''"' ~ -4 s I( .... ,..,. •• ,,._.., .......... . • ·~·•00.-1 ........... 1 1 1'111 Mottt f:nr• Miid lf"O -d -···-' • .._ .. ""99• retlll• ...... Pk•.•-s 'LuckyT..,kl"t.•-1 10 Lucky 100.., _ J 11. P•ll "'-11 I atr• Miid kine, I0- .1 .1 .1 n. Mu1111111 .. ,,.,. "'•"'""'· 10 - 11v ... 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"'1HO Mettlt tllttnwll-1 IOO """...,.,eek ... -.• "-lllW TlllM IOO ......,.,.., 16 -1' '1. V119"'41 .,, .... tOO _...,..., .. -· •I. IM•J«t lll"9 m•nlttol Mrt poocll,lt .... 11 "'· 5-t M IOll-ftlllOI. t•-I I Jl.f-1(1 .... IJaftdl I Jl.ll...i ........ -.... ,, .. ,, n. ll'N1i. Alie,,,. 1m••N1t'-100 -----··-· "'°"~'"'"•"''"'·"-'' • ,..,,.,11_ IOllmm. 11 .. 1 U.llMlll ....... dlM<ll.11 -11 M. ""-·-· "'"' ..... 11«11. " -' "· ""' ........ "'"' ----. " .... ,, & MeriWo IOO mm, 11 -• I Save Bus ·.Law OK'd .._: SACRAMENTO (AP ) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bu slped a blD that would U,bten safety,.. •ulallona for private ~ ued to transport lebOol ehlldren. Tbe measure bJ s.n. Randolph Colller (D· Yreka) WU lntroduced ~ 28 Yuba CitJ HIP • Sdtool ebolr eell\berl : : .-a Wieber were ldlleid ln tb• eraala of a ebanand baa lul )(Q .... llartlML .. !!:'ursdl'f September 18 19'76 "I'w.as a Movie That ~ Made Dim De It' GULFPORT. Mias. CAP. All at- torney wbo says h1I client comm.1lted •..med rob~ as a ,.ult cl &eeio1 '"'Ole Exorcht" 15-tr)'lftC to have the movie abowu in court u defenae evidence. The attorney. Boyce Holleman, claims the 1973 fllm affected the behavior or lhe defendant, who was. arrested lot' robbing a Culfportcocwe- ; nience store last year. Holleman said hll client was already mentAlly unsta- ble at the tame be saw the film. A CUCVIT COURT Jud~ has or-dered d11lr1~ulors to produc the ftlm tn court, but the d1st.nbu -ha~e· fused lo do so. Holleman saicl"tMy should be held In contempt of court if they do not respond. Holleman movl'd for :.i t•ontmuanc<' of the trial to pursue etrort.s to obtain u copy ol lhe film The defendant, John McOunnuh. 20 ol Gulfport, as beanf lm.'<! an t·1rcwl court but Hollemwn WdlllS lime to get a federal court ordt.•r rt'Qwnng the distributors to suppl> thl him HOLLEMAN CONTENDS THAT tht> WllfnCr Bro:. him 1:. "an integral part ot the defem.e " "A proper defense C'annot be made without the JUr) having lhl' opportun1 ty to view the film and the profound effects 1t has not only upon the avera1e person but som~e swfl'ring from mental d1i.tia:.t~ such as tho de fendant," he said In his motion. contemporary natural mink coats lightly touched Wtlh leather reg. S799 $599 OAILV PILOT A9 I ' GRADSVES SCHOOLS SAN FRANCISCO <AP > The CaU rOC"Dla Supreme Court has been asked lo review lhe case ot an 18-year-old seeking SS00,000 dam agea on 11round11 that Improper education left him ~ Ing at the rirth·1nde level alter hl&h achoal araduAllon. . . South Coast Plaza-Costa Mesa, 3333 Bristol St., 546-9321 Westm inster Mall-:iGold~nwest . at San Diego Fwy., 898·2521 • '· .,. t .· All DAIL y PILOT Tnurlday Seplemb« 18, 19711 -_ -.. Squirre& Army Target f':J ~ , l FT ORO <AP> -The Army tJ deelann1 war blem because tber have UDdermiMd th• land eo 4 POPC ~h \I aaamst m1lhon:. of Cahfomia (round aqwrrtia seriously that u Hriben dam collapsed. Army ol· · _ti 1 because of concern that \M animals ma_y spread ficlalJ aay farmers also complain that the around bubonic plaaue 1qulrreb eat their crops. The problem mvolves two fac1hUes near Ft. __ _, AUDtENr.E Ord the 166,000·acre Hunter·Lellill reserva· <' BY ttoo and 4.2,000·acreCamp Roberta .. ,'IJEY BA VE EVEN avaaOWED )nto. road j unc:tJoo, tbrouch uphalt pavement." aaJd M-1. BOTH POSTSAREOVEJlPOPULATED by,tbe Dan O'Brtm, public tnformatloo otncer at rt. Ord. ' Beechey ground squJrnl, ~ ol 11 1pecle1 of .. It 1lves you quite a start to aee their heads 1Uck· ground squirrels. whlch are like chipmunks. ln& up lo the middle ol the roMI." JOHNSON MODIL 123 A • A S 159.95 VALUE I I Army officials clwm they have an emer1ency • Army olrlci~~ly sald~..!!_ wanted to on thetr hands because lhe population of aqulrttll, UH aoclium fiU also llQJVWD U Com· wtuch may harbor fleas that carry bu_bonlc pla1ue, pound 1080, ln the obliteration campa.l1n, whlcb has jumped from a million to 10 mllllon ilnce unz. · canaot be lau.ndred untll WIN A CB RADIO FROM LORD BYRON ' ·. ... :: ·. No cues o! lbe plaiue have-bfto reported, but ( )..._.pTl n1 b•c auwe the the Army said the ground squirrels st.Ul are a pro-. rr>fV l'M")' lbimala are about to co -c..~ lntoblbemaUon. The ..Army tu1d an· Amenca s Most Beaut1fu.LNursery MOSS ANDA BASKET ... TO HB.P YOU GIT STAnlD OM THI COMSTIUCTIOM Of YOUR IASUTS ••• IOGlrS f'llSIMTS- FRESH FALL COLOR · nouncecl It would seek an exemption from • federal orcltr 1uued in ltTl wbich bani Wle on federal land ol }IC>laons, sucb as Com· pound 1080, that could be pasaed from one animal to another. 1bls plan drew opposition from environmen- talist.a and reached~- ftlE CRAl.llAN OP THE WILDUFE com· mltlee for the Sierra aub's local chapter. Betty Dam, said Com~ 1080 bu been banned ro1· the · ~,:t. reuon Utat it is not only bifbly effective ln · I 1round aqulnela but al8o la viOlenUy toxic to other wildlife u well. both directly and indired.l)', both 1ame and noo1ame." Rep. WlJUam Wbiteburst (B·Va.), has urred PresJdent Ford to deny the exemption for the pobonlna. Wbitebunt. a member ot the House Armed Services Cominittee, said oae ounce ol Com· pound 1080 could till more than 100 humans. SNct 1-14 *" ............ lromd 1Mta9la9 or woUJ PLUS 1 ·bocJ of S•hp sm Mou C.,...P to llM OM ....... , He said the Anny's problem arose because il Pansy & Vi o I as. A lyssum. · leuecla laree part oltbe base for catUe 1rutn1 and p r 1 m r o s e • Cy c I a m e n the cattlemen killed elf coyotes, which bad kept lbe R1chmondensis Begonia. • squirrel population in c.bect. -... s6.so Now 55.00 100/o OFF ON IEDDIMG PLMn' FLATS v-. Mill ... .,. S4IM ..... U.tU Sej)t. 22. 1976 u.tl Sept. ,., "" DAILY DEMOMSTRA TIOM CLASSES LEARM HOW TO ••• THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. 230 I San Joaquin Hills Rd., Newport IHCh 24741 Chrisa..to Dr., Mission Yi-Jo . Public Welcome 9-6 p.m. Daily "'l'HE REStJl,nNG GAJNln clilpmunk popuJa. Uon ls nature speak:lni back.'' Wbiteburst aald. "I hope the Army directs some atteidon to the pro- blems of overgrazin& and the drastically reduced p-edator population lo the rqion.. .. .Victor V. VeYSf!J, a.uist.ant Anny secretary and the man in charie ot the squirrel campaJan. aald instead of us.log Compound 1080 in the Army will settle on a milder poison. lllapbaclone, used against rat.a. ./ Tbe squirrel.a will be 0Veft O'alll treated With the pol5on. The poison usually doea not kill a squir· rel until it has returned to Its burrow, thus reducing the risk that other animal.a mieht eat the poison as they eat lbe squirrel, Armysclentiataaay. The nus on the squirrel will be attacked by dusting squirrel burrows with a powder. PUGVE AT US.SEN? REDDING (AP) Cra11 Campground Jn LHHD Volcanic Na· Uonal Part baa been cloeed became bubonic plaaue wu found In two dead ground squirrels, otftclala said. The campfround b In lbe Western part of the Lord Byron (Pizza Poet to hi~ CU p:-tl\I, " alvina away Johnson CB Radio worth SIS9.9S ill c:id1 P1110 Pub' You can be a winner. Just fi ll out nn cntry blnnlo. al :11\y Lord Byron PILn Pub. 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An NIDA 1pok4:Sman ' ( J••ld Wednesday thas MEDICINE practice bas led to added --------'-problems of methadone tramettna on the streets. ovenSosinl' and acciden· taJ ingestion by children. Over 800 methodone- related deaths have been reported in 12 yean. NJDAadded. , LIKE llE'l'llADONE, IAAll 18 a less ad.di~ tive ctru1 ct•en cinUy to 8ddlc:t.t to keep them off heroin. While met........., produces a "high" C'OD· liderably leu than beniin, l.AAM lives even a less euphoric feello1 than methadone, NIDA said. : "LAAJI. wu de'Veloped as an alternative to ;methadone not as a replacement," said NIDA ·Director Dr. Robert L. DoPooL "Result£ of our ;studies so far are encouraJini. "Tbe dna& appears safe and efleetl•e, 1uvinc ,,atlenta alert, emoUonally level and able to lead mmal a'omtru.c:ti ve liyes. ••.DuPont uid. : NIDA Al.SO SAID TllAT WON treatment :.tops abrupUy, wilhdrewal from LAAll is milder .uiao with either heroin er methadone. LAAll will be give in liquid form at clinics, ellminatina problema d t.alt•bome drup. N~•••d r • Actor Roger Moore will make hil. third ef- fort in the role of spy Jam~ Bond m ''The Spy Who Loved Me," the 10th Bond flick ~ "Man Jaile d SAN FRA NCI SCO <AP> -A Hayward bula- oessman who faUed lo report ",179 In withheld laxes of employes has been ordered lo spend 90 days In jaU and pay a $4,000 fine. wesle Sl!VICI PILI DrJ • ............... ~,.,.. PASTRAMI •••••••• 98cv. a. lil·l4 CHICKEN •· wi..•Htllf 'P' a. SllYICI SINOOP PEl"I· INC~ OUMDER FILLET •••• 98c .. ...... r..Hlc ED SMAPPER ••• ~····'I" a. MARKET BASKET WISTCUFP PL.Ali 1111ta...,.. .... ,......_ .. .Anl~on'l6 SHOE SllYICE .......... C.....fw ,,..., • TI)PSIOml DON 'T THAOW AW AY YOUR COMF~TABLE OLD TENNIS SHOES ~--q p lPleaV .... In cttecu, t•P• ht eollde to,c:reat• your 4fWn I piece enaem~• D_...dl'1T•S...,. ofS .... AM,IRc.. WHfclff"- t4Mltl s.te M9-H lletllti• ~547-4141 ). DAILY PILOT A j I Streak of Culture! Bare Buff's Night at tlie Opera WE BUY USED ORIENTAL RUIS \Ne. also have one ot the largest seleetions of new and used Oriental Rugs on the West Coast Opett 1 Days a W.ell GO BACK TO .SCHOOL with this waterproof nylon 11cket. Machine washable. Bov·a slzn •-14. O uarlerbaclt styling, • ~. ~, ~PACMCTMIL ll\JJ.1P1Y. DUHvry· 1051 .,...__Wetfclff Pl ... ... .,,..leach I CHEESE OF THE WEEK BIG BARN .. CHEDDAR A MATUIAL cteDAR CHEESE 20 C~fF c .. ..,_ ,..,,, .. 1111nt fii~~"'~'-,,, ONIO "' WESTCLIFF PLAZA 7tfli & flYIMf, •.wron llACH PHOHI UJ.Ot7 Mon.·Frl. 'Tll I Sat. 'Tll f lun. 'TJf S MAllNll"S va.&.A--.OAHA f'OIHT ..... 496-2670 ._n-.. 'TN I ...... & s.t. 'Tl' 011 of Olay .. ...,"-"-........ ~ ....... ~ , OPEN THURSDAY NITES TIL 9 1, I '"' . \ ·. ,, . t tiJIOAILY PILOT L lff. Bogd Some Waters Uncharted Three out or every 100 busbanch tell lbelr wtvea that they. the husbandt. ahould 've mar· rled other women. And aix out o( every 100 husbands take some pleasure ln talking to their wives about lhe ama.rt attractive women down at lhe Job. Or such be the JndJcaUoot ot one of lbOH moat recent husbands·wivea aur· veya, accordinl to our Love and War roan. Youn1lady,dldyoulove your baby at ftrat sight? When the pollsters put the foreeoing query to a sizable sampling f>f new mothers, three out ol four said yes, Immediately. But the rest said no, not really, love developed gradually. If "uncopyrishtable" isn't the longest English· laneuage word that doean 't repeal a letter. what is'! lJNCHAllTED The charlmakers say there are atiU portions of lbe oceans where sbipa have never sailed with reefs and islands that have never been mapped. It's qul te true that people lead lo shrink a little leas than half an inch per decade a.ft.er the age ot 40. Remember. an apple with a stem in lt doe9n 't 10 bad as quickly aa an apple without a stem. StaUsUcalJy, the safest trans~rtation system known to man. even includina wallt· ing, ia tl)e elevator, I'm told. One out of every :SO families that own dogs owns at least four. BEDWETl'ING I . Cood many o( thole merchandisers who · m»ket bedwetting cure.a rely on lhe fact that even tbou1b ooe out ol every five youn1ster1 continues t.o dampen down the eovirOQment beyond the age of 7, almocst all outgrow the thing by the age of 12. Thia la true: The old 1tirl went boiling into the conel"lhop at Wanamaker's in New York Ctty. wavine a 1lrdle. The department bead. a diatlnfulahed lookjng fellow .. stepped up, and said, "You wish to return it. madam? what's wrone? Doesn't It fit!" She yelled, "Fit! How could It possibly fit!" She pointed to the label: "Made expressly for John Wanamaker." Quick, what's "enervatine" mean'? Put that query lo any 10 citizens and nine will say "strengthening." Why is a mystery. Actually means "weakening." · Testa have ahown that a sentence of eight words is very easy to read; of 11 words, easy; o( 14 words, fairly easy; 17 words, standard· of 21 words, fairly difficult; or 2S words, diC: fl cult; of 29 or more words, very dlfricult. This means the for egoing sentence or 43 words is just about Im Possible. Sorry. Was reported that the largest number or weaJlhy people Jn thla country live In New York. California, Illinois, Pennsylvania Oh1o . and Texas. Failed to mention, though', that lbe wealthiest of all live in Rhode Island Ver· mont. Mlcblgan, Masaachusett., Connttttcu~ and Florida. Or such be the iadlcatioo of the\ IRS statistics. Addre11 niou to L. IL BoJJri.P. O. Bo: JstiO Cotta M e1a nm. • f'ro• Page A 7 CLASS OF '65 • .. • didn't take dru1s, didn't 10 cruy, dldn'l s.4et a job, didn't erow up and dldn't1oloConireas," he wrote. Medved aaid be was surprised lo find tbe claU juat hun 't crown up. "J came into lhll with the idea a penon'1 life la set at 28, but what we've found la a prolonced adolescence," he said. MEDVED AND WAU.E<.'lllMDrr, t.b• IOll ot author Jrvtnc Wall~. wen1 not In the top social ell· que at Pall. They told ot •ltilna nenoualy by the pbme t.rylne to buUd lhelr coura1e lo set up ln· tervtewa wlth a couple ol the clua beauUes, eirls they wouldn't bave dreamed ol caJlln& In high school. "lt helped us ~ lo terms with OW' hich tcbool experience, which f« botb ot ua waa not that. pleuant." aald Medved. "Now we could call Patty Flndlater. "Now we're at the center ot tbJno, 11 7ean later," Medved added. ''And thal'• very pleuant for people not that popular ln bJ1h acbool.'' Patty, meanwbile. b.u an office job fM a mm company. 9Al n.at,.QUtON "1NIRAL HOME Corcia det Mar 873-9450 Co&ta Meu tM&-2424 B!LL BROADWAY MOllllTUA"Y 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842·91!>0 McCORMICK MORTUA"Y Laouna Beach 49'1·941 5 San Juan C.plstrano ~95--1 778 PAC"JC YllW MEMORIAL l'Alllll( Cemet~onu.ry Chapel 3500 Piel he View Driw NewDOtt. C.lllomia &44-2700 ~~JC FAMILY COL.ONIAL FUNUAL HOftll 7801 Botsa Ave. Wostm1n1ter 893-3525 Deatha Elaewhe~ LA JOLLA (AP) &lcllard N. S•ltll, TI, re- tired vice chairman ot the board of Copley Prela,dled Wednesday. Deach Ne•l~e• CAIM LllLll A. (AIM, tHl,.._t ef ._, llHtll. C:.l.........., °""' fll • .,... ~ ••. tm. Solnll .... ...,,,.. -. II~ c.lto .. -~ .. _; •h••" Ovl"" Y•ll•r •I 0.1ro11. lijltcltlt•"-Stnlu• ero ...,...,,... ~Ilk ... -~·,, _ _,_., 111.._i-....u111. C'JOunty Appearane Dok Subs for Ford· •1.0~o!,~GS 0rPres'~~~ umpaip in lease announc1n1 his . ance """"nly. Joint appearances With llepubllcan vice pre-• * * challenger Dan Lunf 1ldentlal nomloee fall.I to meoUon Lunac~ Robert Dole wUI aub-CONG•£ SS MAN by name, refer rin& to atltute for President Mark Hannaford, the him only u Hannalord's Ford at the Sept. 24 Lakewood Democrat "Republican opponent" soiree beln' thrown at wbaJe 34th diatrict COV· the Disneyland Hotel by. era much of western • • • the GOP state central Oranie County, says RECENT Democratic committee and the h e'll debate bis senatorial candidate Or an I e co u n l y Republican opponent Tom H•ydeo will discuss • Republican Central Dan Lun1ren of Loni "The Importance olVot-Commlttee. Beach, flve limes during . ing" ~t. 27 during a The While House sent Octo)>er. ~ asS'pearance ln the renets because of a K6wever , only one of Oran&e Coast College scbedullne conruct, but lhe controntatlons wtll Audiloriwn'. It'$ free and aakt Senator Dole would take place in Oranae everyone ii invited. be pleued to appear at County. According t o * * • the $12S per person Hannalord, that one will U.S. SENATOR Alan. evenL be al 7 p.m . Oct. 13 at Cranston will attmd M ••• THE Pa ESIDENT Ford Committee has an- nou.nced that lonctlme Republican workhorses Blll Volt and Marcia Bents, botb of Newport Beach, wlll head the Record •lrdu Leisure World Seat SlOO-a·pJate fuodraJser Beach. for Rep. Jerry Patterson But another face-to-«D·Sanla Ana) Friday face meeting or the night at lhe Disneyland rivals is scheduled foe a 7 Hotel. p.m. airing Oct. 22 over F r e s h m a n Oran1e County's KOCE-Congressman Patterson 1V (Channel SO). is being challenged by • • * former Costa Mesa Bap- BOW FA a Tbey tial minister James Stoop: Congreaaman Combs in the 38lb Qis. Hauaford'a pren u-t.dct race. WATCI FOi GIAll OPllllC · Of 011 llW TOllAICI 11011 SJOS 101111(1 IL VI. 21J-St0·2M4 SMl'TI4S' MORTUARY 827 Mal-..St. Huntington Beach 53M539 E11ecu1"'-Ottlee•: 7812 Edinger Ave,, Huntington Beaett. CA 9264 7 Soulhern C1llto111/a R•glonal OllJcn: -· ·-·--CLOTH WORLD of ADAMS SMITH TUTHILL LA• OUA wtSTCLIFF CHAPU Mortuary • • 648-4888 427 E. 17th St. 4140 lono Beach Blvd., l ong S.aeh. CA 90807 ' 8955 Vnlte_y View St., Buena Park, CA 90620 20715 S Avalon Blvd. Careon, CA 90748 1001 E 1mpertal Hwy., La Habre. CA9063t 1095 Irvine Blvd , Tustin, CA 02680 235 N. C11rus Ave .• West Covina, CA 91793 Costa Mesa .... _____ ..,JI.,.-=======================~ Quality, Service, Convenience In a Neighborly Atmosphere l \ • • . I .. tllE F .UtJLY aaws· By BU Keaue "Those ore bugs ond they're right here." !Long Wait ~ I I May Pay Off t B'f UM aOBINBON ~1'!!2¢ • .,... ... :· It'• fall, so another eonsumer "ae8JOD" is upon •· Whal can 1ou e~ to see in 1our record at.tres a.eiiext fe'ff monU.? . New albums by Qaeen Of tbeJ ever ftnlah !•· tordinl Lt), Stevie Wonder (ii he 'ver finishes r• -.u.n1 it>, Lou Reed (witb Chuck Berry riffs Lou'a 'alt.eel 10 yean tp record). PatU Smith Uachadinl a raion of Utle cut "Radio Ethlopia"), Tbe Five (minus brother Jermaine, U*t flnt Epic Records), Bob Dylan CbLI soundtrack E to Ui.e TV show, "Hard Rain"), Led Zeppe~ r IOUDdtrack album to the rum, • 'Tbe Sons a. The Same"), Ubb; Ttt• <• deb~.album 9ltb tracks produced by Carly Simoo ud Paul Simon>. the now-def\md AD.mu Brothers (a live · ti'> and a double album "Uve At CBGB, ·'to be d.15· trtbut.ed by AtJant{c Recanll. AND •.• ALBUMS no• ELTON John, Tony Orlando, Richard Pryor, FO&bat, Eric Carmen, Qier, The Kinks, RineoStarr, Lynlrd SkYll~ Ned Qobeny, Be Bop Dduxe, Thin Liuy, Guy Wript apd Ted Nu1enl. r • A.I It 1eu nearer to CbrUtmu llterally be a fiood ol "The Beal <i" albuma. Even ~ that oM Cannot lmlllntbave eDOQlb t6 nu a "beat of" ilbum will be- ttottinl oul aucb coUertiooa to ~Cbriatmas shelves. • We'll see the Best Ol, or dreateal Hits Ftom, "Jilni Hen· drill, Jimmy Cliff, Jamea Taylor, Neil Young, Cro.by 6 t:b. The Faces.' The Doobles, or1e Harrison, Curll• "'" CM1 yfield, Leo Kottke, Grand Funk, Glen Campbell aDd Mott the Hoople. A rip.oft or collector's items? 'lou decide. ; ALSO P&<>MISED THIS FALLCbut In . various stat.et of Lncomoletion cw Uti1ation> are albums from Bad Company, Emerson. Lake and Palmer, Emmylou Hanis, Ran· dJ Newman, Jonl Mitchell, Bruce Sprln11teen, Jackson Browne, "The Ea1les, Davld Bowie, lg&y Pop, Paul McCartney /Wines and Televlsloo'a lon1·owaU.ed debut. rtt0rdln1. "4•••• If tbla ian 't enou&h lo take )!OU1' breath away, jUll lmqine the tourinl traffic When an or lhete ac:U have to promote their "pro- duct.'' Banda will be ctub.lni into each other lD Holl· day Iona aJloverlbecountry, andtfyoutbou1htlhis slimmer was 1uppoeed lo be bot. wail until you see tbeupcomlo1competitionf«Uckelsales. • • •• Jn Entland, Parliament bu •ur1ea~ that • sudden outbreak of «lue-snifflna deaths ta due lo the Sfll'IJ. "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue," sun1 by ~· York'• premier punk rock band, Tlae ....... "We aever thousht it would come to thit." said leld 1ln1er 1 .. 1 &...-e. "The aon1 wu Just a aoof. We really were just wr1Un1 about teen·a1e rna1tratlon ... Meanwbne, th>e has ( ROCK ) become their trademark: f ana th.tow tubes or it at : SCENE Tbe Ramones on1la1e, '---------and oo the laal night o( °"'r 1ucces1fuJ L.A. er\(a&tmenl, the band was ~ted wlth a cake ltUdded wltb tabea of 1lue, '1f.On and lbardl. Such l• their hna1e . ••• Dr. PeeJ1ood retw"nJ to the U.S. with a new a1bum lo January. In EhlJand, '4tbtre they're more well-known, lbey've rtlea19d a live LP .•. Ince S,rlll••lffll mq do a nUn.l·t.out o11.he West Coast nt:xt lbOftth • . • Twelve lbouland p.oplt aaw Aad1 Pna'1 lrM ctoecert at Boaton '• Civic: Center )Mt week ••• Petal S.11&11 sur- 1Wi1t·ptrform1 at clubl and lut Cout colle1es bef(M'9 her ~ bP I• reltued ••• ~ aap,-cu"" • LP, ".No l\euon TOt/:r/, ' (that'• the one that ..,_ lb• pla)1fts d ._. w ... anct ._ amon1 otben) will be Nle-.d lD October. :pec:t bJm to tou.r-ID&1t»t about JJ ~cert.a -at mt. L'OREAL PERMANENT ~ Albert's Hair De~ns ! .. llALICIAP...,_,AT u-..taUftAIA rNtAa \laN'S a PATUSU LA._. MUS-1 .... llt ' ()pert~ ~Wint- I , I / _Thu_!!d!y__. ..... _s.p_._tom_bef __ ,6_,_m ______ o_A_JL_Y_P_IL_O_r_A_l_3 Boy Made Court W &'rd 1 Jury Fears FU:fUre Lack of Hetilih Care ,.;.,..ar~•' Patricia Neal portrays Sen. Margaret Chase Smith in "Tail Gunner Joe," NBC movJ about the l te Sen. J oseph McCarthy . OK.L,UIOMA c rTY (AP> -A tuvtned where no ~er1•oc1 bealtb7, 3-year-old boy hta been existed. mede a ward or t.bc court bffabse hla pattnll uy thdr rell1lous belief• would forbid m«lical care if he bteamt m. Tbeboy's infant liaterdied of pneumonia alter his parent.I refuaed to call • doctor. A flve•man, one.woman Ot.lahoma County Diltrirt Court jury ruled the stale bas the riaht to intervene in the family's al· fain bffau.ae the parents' re· li&lous beliefs m'-6at result lo hum lo a cbHd. One juror cfu. aentM. ACftNG ASSOCIAtt Dlstrict Cowt Judie Charles Halley or· dered the child, Dou&Jas Owens, &o remata ln his pa.reno' cuslody but with frequent monitoring ol bl.a he,Sth by lhe alat.e welfare de· partmtot. There have been cases of courts Intervening to order emergency medical care lD a~ 11ituatlon1. It has been rare, .. however, ·that. a court bas in· "It's Ule first cue I koow about," Halley Hid Wedbclday. The cue or Dousla.s <>went wu rder"red by lhestatewtUare departm ent to the counlJ Juvenile Court aft« bla list.er died ln February. and lbe court filed ti.lit lo have him mad~ a ward of the slate. THE CHJLD•s PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Owens or~ OltJahoma City. are mcmben ol l &he Church ol tbe Flnt Bom. The couple lesUfied at the dlatrlct court hearing about .,..at they did wMn their elght·ftlonth-old dau1hler Llaa became tu in February. They said they prl)'ed and anointed her with olive oil, but did not call a physician. Mrs. Owen.a said lhe wu hold· lnf. the baby when she died. 'Sbe took a deep breath and didn't breathe no ·more. I re· allied al that polot the Lord wu t.aklna her." she said. COMPARE! MICHELIN Qu .. uoned by bet •ttom«Y, llra. Oweu to1a u.. J\111, "We don't believe In doctcn. We call 1U1ct1r. oo the Lord for our hfal· lq. 1' 1 not that we P'°"lb4t doc· tori, lt'1 Juat that wt be.Ueve ~ Lord takes care of us." 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I ' l I , , r Agii19: A Habit to l BJnJDIT'B(.JO)OtSON k ... ...., ......... •I trW ~out m, lile-41didll't100rt. lt 10oa U.. pbt UJot ctidlt't toOrt. ,,., lif• IOQI ~all ..... .Maba fM ,,... tlwn an more good Uoca tboll QllOd pl.aM. A.I ,__ I /HI bdtfr b~ o IJ/• tbm Homo 0 ,.,._. • -Tom Banta Aitn1. ll wm never happen to me. • This la lbe atUhlde molt people have about 1rowln1 old. that lt ll 1011Jethln1 for everyone else but not tor me. AccordiDI to 1lm Tate, an wtructot al Golden West Collece, a11n1 donn't have to happen to anyO('e-at leaat as . Larry Miller and Vee Smith appear to be rushing while eating, which Tim Tate says 'is out of control. ' 'Each day, do somethi!Jg you wouldn 't normally do. Normality is our 'plan.' Each day has unlimited possibilities. It's incredible how we limit ourselves. ' fut as it currenUy does In the U. S. "A&inl pbyslcally lllrU from lhe moment oJ concep-oon : it ls a cycle, a now," Tate s aid. "'And people tend to speed up tbelr •ling. They make a point of a1in1. themselves throufh stress, anxiety, poor nulriUoo and fear. primarily or death." Tate points out t.bat no one diea ot o&cl ace. but of t.he ways people harm lhemselves throucb diet and a~ss. He 1tud1ed lhe aiinc process durtn1 the summer in pr• paraUon for a class he will teac:h tbla faJl on that topic. In a lhree·week period Tate and a l>holoerapher went to ahoppini areas and walked down ra[detJal and business Evening Child Care: Service Meets Need .. Drtv• tbroqcb the pvk1ni lot wbUe evenlDI clUHI are In .... Ion at Sasala Ana CoUec• ~ wbat do JOU lff f SmaU bablea left alone In can wbUe mothers are ln class, aaJd Jtq'lna H1rr11. Why would anyone lea...ve an ln· rant unattended"' a eold car ror MYtral boun at a ltntcb? lecavte, accordinl to Mn. H.MTia, tbtre bH been no even-1"' care .available for babiet in the Santa Ana area, Where lar1e numbers of weUare recipients live. nu.11 cbanclAI now, thank.I to the effortl of Mn. HarrU and another coocemed mother. Sadie 1tetd. They will oiler a new' senice, bq1.nnlq Monday, Sept. 20, at l(n. Reid'• Creat.in Day Care Celt.er and Mn. Harri.I' Small World Center. Care wlll be available an a at·houT bull for cbUdren from I months to siK yean, Mn . Reid said. Her center wu nnt lounded and run prtmaril)' for fortnel'. wellare recipients on an ex· perlmental crant and the flnt day care center to affer i.nlaat care ln ~ cou.n~, abestaud. Mrs. Harrla' center eaten onmarUy to 1in1le adults. main· Jy pueata wbo are goln1 lo ac~. 1Ttie powinf number of women worklq "ungodly houri" pro- 'mpted the nJtht 1bil\, Mri. Reid said. "We have in lhJa area several post offices, three holpltall a telephone company, factot tea and all·nl1ht .-..taureta." Tbe fee wm be based on abtnty to pay. from 50 centa to $1.. 75 per hour. Children in the 3 to 11: 30 p.m. lhl.ft will receive dimer. The /not pro1ram la beln1 hande by lroups iucb u churcbe• an civic or1anba· tiom, Mn. Reid aaJd. Revenue shariQc supports the day care. Creative Day Care Cent.er wu lound9d by Mn. Rad lo 1968 ·t.btoulb the Parent Involvement Coundr. a private ll'OUP dedicat· eel to olferlnt quality, low~t daJ care.to (ree motben fOI' job tralDinc. "The kin la to create an locen· Uve fOI' people to get olf wellare and be oo lhelr own." Mn. Reid uid. Once a welfare ncipient. henelf 1.-aeed ol care for her owncbildree, Mn. Reldb.ubeen I active In many county elfort.s to aid low·lncome families. She also serves on the board of NAACP and la a member ol the Oran1e County CommJ13lon on the Status of Women. . Mrtt. Harris became involved In child care because she wanted to 10 back \o school and had no one to watch her children. Santa Ana Collece has three car. centen but they take only "potty·trained" children, she •aid. "I tried to persuade them to 1et a houle near the collqe for me and let me take care ol the rest," ahe aaJd. "But they said mothers ol Infants should be home wilh tbem." It doesn't worlt that way, she addfd. The students IO to school anyway and leave their babies l.n their cart In the parklnc tot. Mn. Harris and Kn. Reid ad· ml' lheJr idu for nlibtcare still bu some problem• to be worked out but they believe it will work, "with God's belp." The needs outweigh lbe risks, they em· phulie, "With the bulk or welfare families llvln1 ri1ht here among ua," llra. Reid aaJd, "it 'a very clear .it has to be done." Broken attteU watchlnc people and talona pictures of the way they cooducted lhem&elva nvEMIN\JTE One stop wu at a fast.food restaurant where they sat for an hour Umtni people as they ate "I observed that il took the avera1e person onJy fiye minutes to consume a hambur1 r, French fries and a beveraae. ··Tate rePorted. Thls l'UShlng rt'pneenls an area of life which the psycholoelat thJnka la out C)( conlrol. People aae tbemldves by rushing to eat. work and play, he expt-1ned. which l\u am adveri.e effect on the mind and body. Tate said he wu really shocked Ml the fast rate American.a eat, havina just spent six years in Europe a& a teacher and diao at ScbJUerColleae. In France. where there 111 u Schiller campus al Strasbourg, everyone eJVoyed a two-hour lunch break, he said. "People really take their tame there." . ' Tate believes Americans have not learned to live In the . t present. and that ailng ~ "fe1tr of the future " Once a person learps lo ltve for today, "the concept of aging disap- pears." One way to learn to live m the present. Tale said, ls to break habits, which are "subsl.Jlutes for hfe '· UVINGMAP "We live out a map We try and control what goes on in our life, wbic:h breeds anxiety and stress · In his summer study Tate foiind several older people who exemplified an ageless person. These people had several Utings in common, he noted. "They weren't CuU of despair. They were very active and they did r>ol see themselves as old. They had a sense of meaning in their day-to.day lives." The University of Dubuque graduate said people aenerally learn to enjoy life as children then are conditioned out of this attribute. "We have to unlearn then relearn lo alter our perception," he stated. Usually change is not made until there Is pam, however. "This is the time to atJend a class like this." How·can a person slow down the aging process? One way Is to simply slow down, Tale said. "Jf you're used to watching TV and eating dinner. turn off the TV and liaht some candles. Sit there for 45 minutes "Each day, do something you wouldn't normally do. Normality is our 'plan.· Each dasy has unlimited . possibilities. It ·s incredible how we limit ourselves." No answers will be olfered in the class, the 28.year-old instructor said ... There wlll be a shanng of concerns. Tools will be provided for the class to explore their own aging process. I hope it will be a very pracllcal course '· What is Tate doing to stop his own agl ng process'! He 1nnned, Indicating that at 's hard for a busy colleae instructor to put on the bra.kes. . "I've tried to slow down more and more each day and take lime," he said. "I enjoy the ocean and mot.orcyclin1 and t do tbings around the house with my family. But mostly J teach and study." etA ANDERSON, Edftot ll'tursday, ~tembet 16. 1976 Tim Tate, who is teaching a,.. class on aging at Golden West College. says no one has to grow old. The secret is to slow down, enjoy life, he believes. Bl .j ~ . ~ .. . · . .. . , . . ·'' ·:f . .. • I .l :~;f! : :·3: ·: :: . •/ i~ .. I 1 t j ~ l t , I I I ., Lashea Harper receives special attention from Sadie Reid (left) and Ragina ?-larris . .. .. ( '• I I . . I \ ' ' ,I • 1 DAILY PILOT Ttiu...S. S"Pt•mbc!f 1 a. 11178 . ~Memories Seminars Beckon ..... ,.w .. ...... ltUM.-r-.& C......._I .. Jft .. • ~Golden aETl&E•&NT IEIONA.a: A Procram ·•1st'• t.boH plaaninl tor or already lo ~ DATION : Oranae C.OUO· criminatlon aaahut ty Women 'a Chapter will women. have a luncheon and RescrvaUoa.a may be t .. blon ahow at 11 a.m. made b-.)' c a 111 "I Frida)', Sept. 24. at the Rutheteya Wllloo, ~ .. • • I t 1. • , llr. aod M r \. Nlcbolaa J . 7.lmer celebratod tkir &olden -.ddln1 unlverauy at a 1peclal mau at Our Lady of ~. C.1tbollc Church, Norlhrldae followed by a rec~on tn lb~ church ball. meDt will be preea1'ed by UCLA '1 ScbooJ of Bu1lne11 ind ~mlc.. Grand Hote1. Anaheim. 14S-f'751. _ DOLPHINS: Status cl' Nt;WPOaT B8ACll Women in Today's Socle-UBaAaY: Movies for lY wW be diac:uaMd by prescboolen are ahown £lobe Kloke, assistant the third week or every cbanc:etor of admlnllt.ra. mocth at two branches Zlener w,a the executive mana1er of' the Costa Meaa 1 Chamber of Commerce for 13 years, havln1 retired on the first oftbe month. Leila Wendelktn, pr-. aldent of the Succe11 lnltlt.ute,, &everly Hilla, will direct tbt aU-day Miilon be1tnnin1 al 9 a.m. Tue.day, Sept. 21, in the student union build.ins on campua. Topics to be covered lnelude The Cballeqe cl Retirematt. Expandine 7our Horlaons, An Ovenfew: What Every Family Should Know, and What Are You Dolnl Wit.b the Re&t ~ YourUfe? tiona, UC lrvloe. ol the library· Maat., M isti She wUl speak at a The West Newport ExPopreMntl luncheon meelint ot tbe• Branch hosta screenings original worl<l at mo•t Women 's Dlvlslon l Wedn esdays and reasonablopricotlrom New p 0 r l Harb 0 ; Thursdays at 10·30 a.m. 85 top talented artl1t1. Chamber of Commerce and 4 p .m . and the TodaythruSun.Sept t91t at 11:30 a .m . Wednes· Mariners Branch ls the the Huntlno\on c.t'lt« mall They are living 111 Nort.brid&e where their dau1hter, Mary Beth Reynolds Uves. They a.l5o have a IClG. Robert Zlener cl Chicaco. 11 pandchildren and four grHt· etandcb.lldreu. Tbe Zienera were married ln :klord, lll.. came to CaWorrua 1980 and moved to Costa Mesa 1983. Zien.r'1 entire career bu been spent in chamber~ commerce work aa mana1ement coosultanl and roc le yean be was with the llllnob Slate Chamber of Com· merce. Bqist.ration and other informaUoo la available by contaclln1 tbe eoordloator ~ Bualom · AaociaUon Procrama at UCLA. ALCOHOLISM &ECOVE&Y SB&VICE8: ~ seminar day, Sept. 22. in Irvine setting for a 10 a .m. -wherethegoodthlf'191 Cout Country Club. showing Friday. Ont ls h•Pi:Ed~~;:' 1~1t~ scheduled there tordor-San oieoo Frwwav. A&T AFFILIATES:~row_,;:_·~m.:.:..::..:ornln....:.::~I~·-~~~================~ Ao en am e 1l n t de· .. 00 ....... .,. .. 0.-..-... ~:IJIOllilOCiOll~ ......... monatraUon will be pr"e- aenled by Kay Whitcomb at 7:30 p.m . Friday, Sept. 23, at lbe Lquna Beach Museum of Art. >.. lbia is planned as a fUnd-ralaing event. DOD· members and l\lells will be cb.ar&ed $1. KAPPA DELTA: £J4zietta ~ $alr :J)~~i9n ANNOUNCING TI;RRA AWARD WINNING HAIR DESIGNER H1ircu'tl lnclud#I • scientific IJMr -•lyril • prOplU r;ondltlOM' Mn. Zlener bas been active in ' civic or1anbations, especially the Costa Mesa Women'a Club. wu the founder cl the Sheil bapel on the Northweatern Un.iversit~ampus, Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Ziener, longtime residents of Costa Mesa, mark golden-wedding anniversary . entitled Wbat to J><, Wltb a Drunk wW be present· ed at t Lm. Wedneeday. Sept. 22, ai Loyola Mary· mountCoUe1e, Orance. Tbe all·day lecture worklbop 11 deaiped spec~allJ for law· en· fcreement otflcer,a. Newport Harbor Alum· nae will meet at 1 p.m. Monday. Sept. 20, ln tbe Eastbluff bo'me of M.n. J.P. Andersoo. • prKirlon h•irCtJt • t>lowdtY NEWPORTER INN Furlher lnformaUoo i.9 available by callln& A Rs. st. J.o s e p b llQtPii&L 133·91U. Ext. 720L Economy Bagged.~ •BNTAL HEALTH A880CIATION: Child ·Abuse: Tbe Problem, Dynamics and Treat- ment wtU be the topic of a work.lbop at 9:30 Lm. Wednesday, Sept. ZZ, ln the auditorium, Oraqe Count.Y Library Ad- miDlafrallon buildin1,· Oran.ie. NATIONAL WOMJ:N•s POLl'l'ICAL CAUCUS: The second annual political wor-klbop wlll be con· ducted Saturday, Sept. 18, in tbe Science Hall at Oran1e Coaal Colle&e. belinDlnl with corree al 9a.m. . • . lARGE-SIZES LARGE- SIDS ••'h·1''h ..,. ummm SNlnWUI ..-&Na Ella Rer1s HALF-sIZE• M&llf .. iu ....... .-w CtsTA llfta ... 5....,.. .... mY*ftllUCI ........... , .... LMIUMUUU lllW-.W.W la11'A,,..k•rd • Mnle< a.... II••• tfort ........ ,.,, . ' BJ ERllA BOMBF.cK I don't care bow 1'ood cl a shape the economiats say we're in. I can always tell the way th.ls country is moving by tbe old Grocery· bag· under-the-sink principle. I AT WIT'S END The worklhop will center oo social security, employment and child care and identify dis· • s..~• ............ , M.H. POU SM IAa ... WITH lOUI AWT. Al'POIMTMIMT HOT ALWAU MICUSAIY JUST CALL 4'4-H04 Here's tbe way it works. I br· ing my 1roceries home from tbe store in bro"'n paper bags. When \•Maybe you are becoming a they are emptied l store them un· better cook." dtt the sink. They are used to llne "Do you really believe that?" Miriam Spear, aupenisor of lbe Oranse ·county Children's Protec'l1 ve Services, will present the session. >..apace ia limit.ed, lo·---------.....!!~~~~~==~~~~=~~~=~ the waste can and hold garbaee. "No." On Wednesday cl last week J "J don't know bow I can face reecbed under the sink foe a baa. the nel&hborhood." Tberf were none. 'lbi.s can mean "Wbat are you talking about?" only one thing. My food supply la be aaked. · not keepint 1tep wllh the amount 'We've always been • nve- cl garbage. Or, there ls man 1arb1ae·can ramUy. How do you a11ba1e coing out than there ls tb1nk we're cotnc to look when food com1n1 in. we keep comin1 down to four . . • My husband says this ls not then lbree • • • then • • • have possible. "Why would you bave you DO pride? I know, ~be we more 1arbaae than you havetood could circulate a rumor we in the first place! That is not boul)rt a dlsponr? Or that all ~ loetcaJ." • ua are on dieta? Or we could pile "Neither is gaining three in the car every even.in& and pre. pounds in the delivery room, but tendwe'reeaUncout." It happened." "I do not bellne th1I convena· · "You're confusln• me. You lion la 1oln1 on," be said. should have more than enouah ·"Where are you aotna?" · tarba&e bap. Maybe the cll'TJ· ''To the store to buy three out boys are packing them full• ~of UUacs I don't need. I theMdaya." doa't know about you, but I can't "Imposalble. You aaw MT llvellkethldromdaytoday .•. week's supply in the ciove com· not knowlDI where my next · partment." brown ba1 li comln& from." INTRODUCTORY terested persona are aslted to make reaerva· tiona wilb the MHA d· lice, StMW. WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT: Meet~ inc for a buffet supper at e :30 p .m. Thursday, Sept. 23, in Smoketree Townbouses, Orange, memben will bear a pro. 1ram by Gerrie Pinckney of the Fashion Ac.temy, Costa Mesa. CAUFO&NIA PRESS WOllBN: A panel or newspaper columniats will present the procram I« the Oranie County Dlltrict at 1 p.m . ~ day, Seo\. 23, at Promaa- tory Polot. Amona them will be "Tom Kurpbine, Dally Pilot managing editor wboat column, Jvaf' CoaatJni,.appears dally. FBEEDOMS FOUN· SPECIAL Weddings~ and f"-99g_ements To avoid disappointment, prospective bndci. are reminded to ha\'f7 their wedding 11toncs "ilh black and "hitc g lo~i.y photoRraphs to the Daily Pilot People Department one wedt before the weddinit. Pictures recti\·ed after that lime "111 not be used. For engaaement announcement11 1t 111 Imperative that the stor)'. also accom· panaed by a blacl< and whale &lossy p1 c-. turc. be submitted six weeks or more , before the wedding date; ot.herw1se ll v. Ill not be published. HERE&THERE Fine Gi/U. and Decorative Acceasories • Rus.slan Lacquer Boxes • Bronze Wind Delfs • Polish Handwoven Wall H.anginp •Carved Boxes With Brus Inlay •Stone Carvlnas •Jewelry, Imported Toys, Etc. Call about our nl!NI office shopoen MtVlce · -we bring our st~• to you" 27t 1 East Coast Highway. Corona det Mat, Sul(e 1'04 876-1~ For fast relief &om that stuffy feeling ... ~ ca'll us rtnt. like a First N«loNI Home lmprovemtnl Loan • .,.. ........ ~ • So don'• light the ·~longer. Visit t he brcinch manager or loan • orllctr at the r11,1 and go dlr«tly to your contrildor! Consider the posslblllllt!$: A n~ family r()C)ITI. Central air conditioning. A swimming pool A bullt·ln kitchen. Al· Nallonal branch near ~..,,""1...,, st vou We'll 9111e \IOU SOtnt! room to most any OOm. lm1t::;::;;;:::::; pyovement or redecontlng you can think or can be yours with a low cost Home Improvement Loan from !ht Aut NatlonAI BonJ(of Or1ogc County. breathe! I First National Bankt="" ,_.,_.. ...... , ............... ,. Flrtt In Pcrtoeal Buk.lftt S.nrke Sin« 1906 fl«AIN OFFlCC: Al lht ~ Ir> downi-n Or•n~ aaANCM Off1CU1 ANAHEI ...... ,.,. cone.,. ft a.n • 005TA MESA· M~ VMdot & Ad.sm•. £L NOOCHA: <11.illf!WI It Pro.PKI • IRV!le: Unl_ .. ry 0. 6t M1dwl.an 0. · LAGUNA HIU.S· Af«ia r~ri.wey. s.,, DMgo Fr-v. ORNIGl: , ... un" Collin,. SAHTA AHA; 17Jh" Tinho. TUSTIN: Red Hotl &: W•lrlut • VIUA ,AIU(:~·~ & \I.Me ·-Public Auction::") rl., SaL and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m. DOOHS OPLN AT 7 [' M ron IN:il'EC..l ION 1 1 JEWELRY CHINA " CRYSTAL : To help fill requirements on ?nth wed· Pl h d -...I-r th tern f fumltu b d' ding and enaafement stories. rorm,; arc I us un rtll.W 0 0 or 1 8 0 re. 0 lets art, etc. I available In al Dully Pilot office!\. Fun-I Mordl4ncbse consl9ned from out-of-p.:twn, bankruptclol, co1.1rt-ordorod I ther queallOM wUI be· answered by People I 111!~. banks, etc. I Department ltalf members al 842·4321. I Moved for c.onvenlonoe of aa\o to~ : · [lt~~~!'.~,.J',. .. ,..._ ....... _~--~ ... -...... ~ ~ MEWPORTQJU.LEIUES.LTD. \ ~ I NTRODlJCI NG MARC HAVS ~ . • A hightv cndlted 8Wlrd Wir'ner speclallzino in '*"**"' wiwlng and colof1ng for "*' enc:t women. Marc·s eC.stom cutting for many friends in the NeWpo,1 _,.. makel him a true experience In the Luzze.tta Bernard tradition. t I . JYzzet!~H~~~arct · Dl~M PUJA •HD.....,.,. C.-. Dr .. w .. HO •,.._ '4Mt1l .... . \ .. . -· • I •••• I .. ' Sheron All . . ~-.'~ 1H2 w. Cocnt Hwy. f·>·'·" SEiiENITY :1: "-~~"'" I 11-~iSkin Care Center :: Chtna by Llmogee. Wedgewood, RosenlMI and olhcra; Im" European : . l and Amerlcan cut crystal and art glass; porcolatn hqurlnee, broniee; ltno 11 Jw .. _ _.. ..._ -_... , furruturo; chandellera and one of the largest displays of hno )ewclry In the ._ ..._ •-.._. ...._ . ! southland. Everythir¥J from 20 amt di4mond eolllalrel to ook! ooclt chains. I Yov tlilt need not lool cldlr, he,.. \I : lorq9 pot... bloc'"eod' °' f..i : I ~ cm -. ,...., °' ....., ot : FREE .ADMISSION a _...,COl\~ffOl'llo~: .., <Ol'e proqo0m o..c. '°" to.. ·. TERMS: I ~ o s.w., Fodd Yol,.;a , BankA.menc.ard. Masier Charge, Peraonal Check. Terma. I ..,_ '-cp>d ..-th! coi loci ord . ' I t..i. Appoi"'IN"'' ovoilabl• r"' 1 ADDmOJCAL DCSPECTIOft HOURS! 1 ~ ord ~. • · . j Mon .• Tues. & Fn. J 0 a.m. to 5 p.m . Sat. 12 noon to 5 p.m., .1 ,...,. · ~ f Sun.2pm.to5p.m. 1 ..,_ ..._ --a...r eo-oa > •·ucnourrn I --•-•~W~•lllt \ n n~I I . 1 1 Art lAvtM I In' Udo Village .... . WE BUY FOR CASH I 3400 ~!!~~ite 6 . l Olt'SELLONCONSIGNMENT. _J· .. ..?.~-~s~m~~ '-~~~~~:~~-~~~:~~ .. ,. ' Su.Ney Reflects Sign of· the. Ti me--=;·=r,s:t•===mberl===S.l976========0AILY:::::::::::PILOT~t~ A.nn 0 :r·c DEAR ANN LANDERS: M~ people were •hocked •1 tbe re-Allta ot yhur survey which in· dlcated t:bat 10 ~ ol the pareua questioned Nlld If they had lt to do over •lain tbey would NOT have children. between 11 and 2A years ol age expeeU to have NO children. Ten years qo the ratio wu one out ol every 100. Analyat.s predi.et this MUI' rfle w Ul continue tn the yeanabead. DlaWuaionment with parent· hood teem• partlcularly Jtront among collue atudenta. Tbe number ol couplet who want only one child hH al.lo crown in the past five years. The number ol couples who plan t.o bave ooe child or NONE hu increased more than 80 percent In the put five years. So, "flndlnis" to the contrary notwilb,lt&odlna. you were rilbt acain. -WITH YOU INK.C. Our ownjaper, the K.anau Cl· l,y Star, d1 • survey ol lta own and lt came out quite dilrerenUy. They uked D.r. Roy Mennineer for u opinion. He Hld "Ann Landen' survey 'didn'l fit'." Well, 1 Juat read aome figures from the U.S. Cenaua Bureau and lt loob like Dr. Menninger ls out ol tune with the Umes and that )'OW' turvey renecta what ls real· b' 1otn1 on in thia country. Here are the tacts: One out of every 2$ wives DEAR WITH: Ulke He•ry Oay, I'd raU.er be rljlat ~u Libra Career ' Given Boost PIUDA V, SEPT. n 878YDNEYOllAJlR A&IES (March 21. April 19); Be factual. Stres.s bulcs. Check in· formatioa. Take nothing tor 1raoted. Complete transaction by checking on fioao-cea, money available, credit t.o be extended. , TAU&US (April 20· May 20): Emphasis on ideas, brincing to(ether bils of information and coming up with complete story. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Money, possessions, what ii of vJ}ue to you - these are emphaal~. See places and people as they are, not merely as YOU wish they could ht:. future . SAGITrAKIUS (NQv. 22-Dec. 21): Money, practical procedures, rights and permissions grab spotlight . Gain cooperation of on~ who ia familiar with tjme, mo- tion, budget. CA P&ICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on maritil atatm, public re- lations. cooperative ties, legaliUes. ~ ready foe movement, chance. travel -analyze sltua· lion. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Low key ap- proach should be ad· vocated. Go slow -be familiar with basic re. qui rem en ts. Eschew senaationalism. PISCES <Feb. 19· March 20): Lunar aspect highlights aHairs or heart. dealings with children and members of opposite sex. CANCER (June 21 · July 22): Cycle high - get going on your own. Be a self-starter . Highlight independence ot thoucht, action. Welcome new contacts, .--------~ experiences, challenges. Take care with apparel. LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): .·- Prealdemt. l!apeclally NOW. fta.ab for wrlU.1. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I read with con•iderable alarm the col· umn ln w blch )'OU lAalat hOi.no1exual1 s uffer frP"O a "severe personality disorder." You refer to a number of peychlatrlats who qree with you and also state that the American Psychiatric Association does not. l would like to call to your at· tentloo that the American Psycbqlo1kal AssociaUon not only 1upports \he ootlon that homoeexuality. per ae, trnpUed no impairment in judtiment, stability, social or vocational cap-.bHity, but further urges psychologists to take the lead in What occurs behind scenes may have impact on you. Know it -pre- pare by havin g alternatives at hand. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You meet people. socialize, have fun, re· lax; there is relief from tension and "headache" disappears. Enter Nowt Miss Teenage America FRIDAY SEPT. 17th removin1 the stigma that has lon1 been associated with homouxual orientaUon. t feel lt is only Calr that you,.lat it be known that youl'1J la a minority oplnfon. -S.1''.M., PhD, CALIFORNIA . DEAS S.F.M.: SI.Kt you ere a PlaD periaape 1oe cu WI me Ute ort1la Cot OH of my fHortte •••tea! "0•• peraoa wlUa ~a1e co111lltutn a majority." I a1ree with the Amertcu Paycltoloctcal A11oc:laOoa'1 1t1tement tbat llomowxaalll.)' twr • Implies no lmpatrmeDt la Judt•ent, atlblUty, 1ocl1l or vocatloul ablllty. I am well a•·~· tbat a cre1t many Q \, Landers , llomouaual1 fuactlon I• tklr Jeba ud lnteracl wttla •berl far more 1 ucce11hlly tlua beWroseaual1. la tad, UM o.iy difference 11 tbelr Mnal pr.. fenaee. We part compaay, bowevet, at tltat Juchtre. I believe, ...... u lDdJvld11al pnifera a metaW of bis <w laer > own sex as u object ol ~1lcal love, lbal ~,.... Al· ten from a severe peraoaall&y dllorder. ~.) ·' • • .• ... ~ :.,,, . """ . ·~ • 4~)' ! .,.,. ;~ .. '• ~,. . ., ·' . •It . ···" . . ·: . . •,• · ... . · .. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. "' 22): Career gets boost. II s not a beauty contest But lovely gtrls from 13 ro l 7 are 1udged on personal and scholastic achievements. awareness. poise. talent ~• than S30.000. In scholarshlpe to be aw11rded Qfano- County's pageant winner here at Huntmgton Center will aPQeer 1n Tulsa's finals on NBC national TV with Bob Hoc>e. . . Personal ambitions come into focus. You're able to overcome red tape, to rise above de- tails and view situation in entirety. SCORPIO COct. 23· Nov. 21 ): Good Moon aspect coincides now with long.range views, projects. 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NANCY THOSE ARE SNAILS ··-DO '!'OU LIKE THEM'? ' 'I . . . .. .....-. by Tom latiuk by Ernie 8ushniler THEY TASTE GREAT, BUT l CANT STAND LOOKING AT THeM ' DOOLEY'S WORLD ._ ___ ... __ ,_, .. Di. SMOCK ·-·---... ANIMAL CRACKERS by Rodger Bollen "THE KIO~AS 1)Lt?t4T. NO QJE.STION Aec.JT ~~···SOT IS"lfi~A ~~ FOR \T? ... 1....··------..... _. -------~·: TUDAY'S CIDSSWDBD PUZZLE PEAN_ur""P-s ___,..---___ by ChcriH M. SCIUi UNITED FMhire Syndicate WecJMt da; •Puw•SoMd ACROSS 48 Or1en111 prt11x I Tom110 ·-·· 49 ••• e 8plll1 0\19f Hiwl.-(' 11 11tt0te Canadian , .. C'01~•rta IOCk•r l 5 "8'111 2 60 Aull« •••. word• Slollt r UIOryn1u 52Ptrlormlng Pttfl~ group f 1 Po1111u1 ae ltctettd Cllll«lll~tf 5111\ t 1t lhr«M9'1 11111111i.u 20 SM1ll lllAlll n1111ntr 2I Baktry1111111 110 CrlllllllCal 2Z Mu•lc•f t11lfia COfl\OOtltloft 11 I Eridlt!O wldl 24 Ctrclil 11 aim and !Mlhtbtr tpK 28P11111'1Joa 112Clouby CIOllbOc 0 111 218ttlcl IOal 8J Man a tl'lclt n1Ckn1mt 3&Mcri1t1 e .. 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'4efOOPltl .,. p I tn11gn11 " 111'" ltm 38 tmotrl11tnet • · ARTJtue•' r'2fc i MEOlCAL. J Aov1c.e ! 1lil :> ( , ... ..._~....:~ ... ! .. ~ ... ~~~~~~ I , "I thousht IUtt I put my llO(u In this j'l\lr'\f bul I 11~•' not -well I'll j111t have 10 lry to it11prC1"1\C my lllllc 01\ Che advantaau o(' tia; ' thli\ki'IJ. .. 't ' . I \ .TV Highlights NBC e 8:00 -TriaJ by Wilderness. Five eity·bred youths tackle the dangers ol the African wUdemess tn this special n•rraled by former Hlronaut Neil Armstrong. KTLA .e 8:00 -''Elmer Gantry." Burt Lapcuter and Shlrle1 Jones won Oscars ror thelr petf ormances in tbl.11960 movie drama about backwoods religion. ~V DAILY LOGJ I THURSDA~ I l :; •vat1•• I 8100 ••at ••-• Cl> (fl) (l} u (I) """ me:-,,:.,. -~ .,.,.,..,.., ..... u •z...i =' :>J '!MY ""° e..uniea.. -4:30-e :Dlullt C11tSIS •Delude PHI WI0•.111$, C111rtie ,.._ Ooo Mm · ~ Ttnnmff ltn•t rat4. 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Mmrmo St1110 1 :00 D ~I Cl) fft t.-rr• Im Tiit '1l a. 2100 9 Me.it: "Tiit '-" Die Ytvnt" (d11\ ·~~-l1u•e~t~ lllrwy CD All-Ni1U Sllow: "Th II~• .._,dtf 11 St Tr~• Ns.iet ol c...ct ~ ...... 111'' KOCE Television (50) CATALINA ISLAND! .. ISLA D \ llOUDA.Y" 9 A.M. DaDy From B1lboa Pavilion Round Trip •• S 11 .00 Under I l .•• SS.SO Folt ltFSl!RVATIONS A INFO"-MA110N ... . . . Ghetto Movie Set THE G()lDEN BEAR HuntfncJt• leoch Presettts Sept 17·19LA Express Ptvs lhad Sept 20 Carined Heat With Harvey Mandel Sept 24-26 CommaOder Cody _ Ad• .. ce Tlc'liet ._..._.At 411 um""1fy S..... Stwet DIMIHG • eocarr AILS • MO A'il UMrT 306 PACIRC COAST HWY. Sl6-·'600 ............. CAcrota..,_ rew1 .-~---...~~~~~~--------------:-:~~ ...... RICHARD HTHE RETURN HARRIS · OF A MAN CALLED HORSE" Even lftOrt lncredlbfe ... nan more sltockill than . 'A Man Called Horse:· , 1 The all-new adventures . of Sir John Morgan ... ·ttse Engllshlftlll wfU. the soul of 1 S x. "CAMMOMIALl" INI "T .. '4Jl.OIWMONU- •u.c;t WIT .. tMt l\A" --"° .. ro.. _.. ,., THE CITY $HOl'l'INC CENTRE OIANGf 6>4-Jtt t f1\ CITY Ct~TRf CINEMA~ .. $.A. 'RWV IMAHCHfSTE" EX I G G. f"WV (CITY 0". EX.I A "FUTUltWOILD" 'AT THI UITH'S COii" ll'G "THI SHOOTIST' "'°SSl",,6> "THI '°"°' '°"' A '"TMI sw11 .. •tH• ~ CttEMLlt.DBS" lll ~I ""coe 12.;.JO .io 2.0G'p..m.. C...u,t 5-. a SUI ()pen Doily 12. 30 p m. Thursday. September 1e. 1m .. ..... ' 1111"*"",'IUIHT OFFERINGS .. CR) a:•'-'"""" "Al TKE WTil'S COit" 4:JNM CINEMALANO CINEMALANO "AUCEIM WONDHLAMD .. OU J ,..._., ... , ..... , ... _ Call 60-5678. Put • t•w worda lo work for ou. ca-nJ ---~) -·;;:rw J ~;;;tee) .. ;,:..) ltll;,;:;.) Im.a) dtll :;17»~1 &Ill :217Ni cM1:217A~) DAIL V PILOT llf l ,g M4IMICM!ft ..... IY llA'" 1Nt ---. ... ~=i-. •HP I UHi• e ooe .._. CMlloli"91 ......... ""'1#//&'f , ... CANNON UU ,,.. -·-·--.... , . .. llUY ~ ..... ~ CANNON MU "'91 _ ....... -... , ....... -.&.----·--fMI OMIN .-i ..... ,. ........... -""'·---· .... ---· .... ~ AT ntl IAllM't CC. 119 to JOI ff (NI ........... _. n-.n ._,.., rll"' flltl'tM ·--· ClOOCWOIUt CIA.NOi 1•1 , ... IOlltP-1 ... , ... -·--· ..... -'° ft!f "" (llftlll'f l. lOMN'I INN "'°' ). NNllWOlLD '"' ~ Af UITN'I COii '"' ..-... ""°' • ---IUINT OfrDINOI "" -· 1IUOI "°"" ... ·-""" 1. NIUMWOILD CNI 2. ,., Ulnrl COlll "" a. eo.aa """ ta.-US.-Mml OUTUW J0srr WAUI C"°f fQlt. MloONuM rota 111· , .. ,... lUNNllYlllON Ill ......,*""" ·mal1MiNt MOUT 1111111 ® r • .... , \ R DAILY PILOT • [hurad!Y· Sept911\bet 16. 1976 Bro\Vn Eyes Rent. Cdlltrol Law 'Hanible' Plan or Protection f or Low.income Families? SACRAMENTO <AP> GoY . •Edmund Brown Jr b ult.in& In the middle ol a .,.ttt-r dfl>ate between landJordll lllld • rcten' ,,.OUp OVt'r I bllJ that Would blJI local rent conlrolla . '11le measure'• No. 1 foe, the CaUfornla Renltl"I Cos.hlion (CBC), calb lt a "borrible" pro- poul, and 1ccu1a the mll.)or baeker, the landJord..sornlnated Callfonl!a Hou-. c.ouncu, or usin• campal"1 ronlribut!ons to "buy otr' lawm all en. "TR I! cac DEMANDS llC· COUQlabtlity from Ill government to slop the practiced orca.niud.6 qieciaJ interest.I from usi~ ~superior economic position to buy ocr leli•l•ton, .. u..id Carole Norm, a CRC spokeswoman. "AB 3788 ~ clearly promoted by special 1nttresta, as>«tliulJy tbe California Housin.c Council. -.bose meUlods of lobbying in· dude paylns legislators over $40,000 toward eledlon cam· paips to influence their voles." sbesald. Vote Dropped But Joe C~ll. • spok mu for the tOWlcll. called the coall· tloo'a ucusaUou "wild •nd reckless cbariea." and llddod~ ''IP Tllt:Y TWNK the~ ta an.y dlort ot wrooadolD& they abould • turn It over to the proper aul.boriliet." The bUl •U•cked by the coall· tlon Is a m•••ure by Aa· aemblyman BUI Campbell (R· Hae eocl.t Hettbt.s> that would &ive t!Je stale M>le autborily in Callloa1bfa to implement rent· UmiUn1 J1ws. Supporters say rent ccnlrol can be • •-.Y to prol«t low-income renters frpm exploitation, but critics contend that at also harms the poor by tendinc to dry up con· structJon money. THEaE IS NO rent-control measure ln California now. But the CRC said the bill would almost certainly rule them out an the ruture. Brown bas not indicated wllat l\e plua to do with lhe bill. He bu u.atu ~pt. 30 to lien lt. veto It tx '1Jow It to become ~ without hll al&natu.re. Ms. Norris cited a June 27 Sacramento Beo attlcle to sup- port ber chtrltl 11ain1t tbt: houlinS council. That 1tGry aaJd the council distributed $43..500 In coot,rjbutlona dwinl the primary campaJ1n. 111£ G&OUP ALSO bo&t.ed a ~Uon. dinner and luncheon attended by aeveral legblators. m01t of whom ended up voting for the Campbell blll. the story saJd. Cerrell acknowJedaed the con· trlbutiom but 11id the council ai.o cootributed to a number of lawmakers who voted qa.iosl lbe measure. .. Somebody could actually come down and make the charge that we were reek.less with our mcmey," he said. ··u lbi.s was simply the ad hoc committee Consumer-Panel Fail.s WASHINGTON CAP) -Al· tempt.a to win approval this year o1 legtJ'l•tJon to set up an in· dependent ConSllmer Protection Agency have formally been dropped. Chairmen or the Senate and House Government ()peratJons Committees. Sen. Abraham Rlbicorr ( D-Conn. > and Rep. Jack Brooks (D-Tex > blamed the threat or a veto by President Ford. . Goldf!fl We•C Flin Golden West Airlines, Newport Beach, has reported a 32.91 per- cent growth 1n passenger s boarded during August, which accounta for a record number of passengers tola Iii n& 38,803. Year-to-date the alrhne has carried ~.215 passengers com- pared with 210.092 for the S'llme period last year. Standard l o Min*" SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Slandard Oil Co. or Cahfornia has announced it will proceed via a subsidiary with plans for a $40 ( __ T_:r_ig_·~-~--J milli~ uranium tnining and pro- cessing project in South Texas. The company said the project at Pann• Maria, Tex., ls Stan- dard Oil of California's first ven.' ture ln the miniog of uranium and is being undertaken oo lhe bull of a four-year expleratory program. Me%-F•lr llp 85~ SAN AT'IQtl(D <AP) -Mex- Fair 76 generates sales for Mex- ican exporters of $132.6 milUon, up 65 percent or last year's fair, officials have a nnounced. The success_ of the interna- tional trade exposition was an· nounced by Julio Faesler, direc. tor of Mexican Institute for Foreign Trade. Plea lleJ•~Ced WASHINGTON CAP) -The Senate Finance Committee has rejected pleas by California Go~ Edmund G . Brown Jr. lo bring Carm worker.a under feder~ un- employment compensation laws. The committee reopened the question Wednesday al Brown's request alter previously delet.ing a provision from a House-passed unemployment compensation bill that would include farin workers. VW P flC!t Slpftt HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) ~ov. Milton J . Shapp and a Volkswagen official signed an 1greemenl Wednesday that will brini a VoJuwagen assembly plant to the United St.ates for the fant Ume. About 5,000 workers are expected to be employed at the Pennsylvanl1 plant when it reaches full production in Oc- tober. 1978. Volkswagen will move into a never-used Chrysler Corp. plant 140 miles southeast. ot Pittsburgh ln New Stanton. ' OC· Business on the Move • Jobo A. Black, Seal Beach. who spent 18 months as General Telephone's Laguna exchange manaaer in 1973·'14, has returned to that position. A 29-year veteran of the telephone industry. be bas been Orange dlvu1ioo facilities manager for the last two years. • Rebert A. Walsla, Fountain ValleJ., has ·been promot.td to manager of Sec:urlty Padflc: Baak's Founteln Valley otnce. He ls former assistant vice president of the bank's Olympic and Flower office. • Bartoa Boyd. Laguna Beach, bas been promo(. eel to corporate vice peeaident-retail merchandis· ine for Wilt Dl1ney ProdocUona. Affiliated with the organizatJon .sl11ce 1988, he Is In char1e of bU)'ing re- tail merchahdlse for company divisions. • Harry 0.trov, Coe\.a Me!la, hu retired after 36. years with the Lot Anceles Dep1l1mnt of Weter •JMI Power. He was 11 principal utility m1naaemenl assl5t1nl with the commercial division. " The followln& penM>llJlel chanRes have been an- nounced at the Newport Center MarrlOtt Hotel: -.Bob Gnaey. Huntington Beach, bas been ~executive assistant mana1er. He bu been- WHAT IS CHOlHTae>L Ate WttAf DOIS IT D01 with Marriott s ix years, most recently at tbe Esseit RouseRotel, New York _. -P1al CoralaJta. Irvine, has been promoted to convention sales manager. He helped open the Newport Beach botel as front ortice maoager, Join· ing Marriott in 1974 alter eight years with Western International Hotels . -Ned Sanely, Irvine. has ,.lned the staff as director of sales. He formerly held the same posl· tion at the Denvu Marriott. • Shirley I. Ro"mp has been promoted to senior ~row officer al Sec11.dt1 Padllc Bau'• Costa Mesa office. She ls former escrow officer at the bank's Inland division, Riverside. • Art Sballan has heal named manater, Reality technical support foe IOerN•ll Corp., ltvlae. He has been wltb the company two yeara and repltc.s Ted EWaoo, nam ed rnlnalet of IOCtware prOducts tor Mlcrod•l• ayatems. ' • a ... Kerr. Minion Viejo, bu been elected a vice f,resldent of the board of IM .U1elea Federal Savtap. Active in tbe industry more than five years, he Joined the compaey as branch savlncs coordinator. Purchase Told jl,_amst rent control, "did a bad ''THE CONTIUBUTtONS the wbUc actJoo eommJuee made wtte baaed oo an awful lot. or lhlncs." John Hennint, he.d or the Callforola Labor Fedenllon, APL·ClO, Joined Mt . Norns In ur1hll •tale officials to In· veaU,ate the houaing council 'is payment.a. "We wul ~ know lf we 6ave .aome kind or a little Wateraate here,'' heuld. TUB .BEE QTIC..£ said Fair Political Practices Cooirnisston lnvesUgatot'1 were checkin& the C0W1cil's records, but the com- mission spoke1m1n was not available Cor comment. Cerrell uys the ball would ··mini.mue the potenllaJ" for rent cootrol, but contends there tS a need for this. He conceded that some rent control ordinances have "pro- bably worked effectively," but he added: 'Tr'S NOT so much what rent control itself does. It's lbe bigger effect upon the whole economy. "It's a known fact that where you have got rent control the financial institutions will nol loan, therefore the developers wtll not. develop," he said. Ms. Norris said rent control or· dinances protect poorer renters, and saJd the CRC disagrttS with Cerre1l"s slatemeftt that rent con· t.rol laws shut off building funds. "A MASSACH VSETl'S rent coolto! study commissioned by the leculature found that new construction ln rent controlled areas exceeded that ln non-reot control areas." she said. "New construct.ion tau been shown to be a function ~ bousina dem•nd, the aval11blhty of mort111e loans and interests rates, not rent control." t New Arab Market· .· . , .. · Bilingual· signs like this one are becoming more common in Britain as Arab investors have stepped up purchase~ of property ranging from top-class m otels to country mansions to town houses. This Goergian·style Devonshire Place house in London is considered typical of property appealing to foreign buyers. Over Th~ Coun te r HA SD LiltillC)t • U"S ,,.""' I.all CNj Muh1alRf lttv "9 • '• Enero~ R•M>r<c1• 1 • .._ En•I'"""'' f •<l 1 • • AtMrYOG wi 1'-• ' r Ch•tt•u 0.Vllff ,._, • ~-' S<.tiiwlrtl 8•M t > , • • lr•llt'I [QV•P 1 1 • t, Arc'»• f nl,.ro '• • '• ~::::·~~n 1 t~ •. I ~: f•-11.#'°" PrOtJ I • .. t..., (rft1Uf'-¥ Proo ' • • 1, V•toBh'~ tn< ' • • • 0.t•A«•H 1r\ ,.._, 'f 'I C'.omC)utH Htt•il 4 .. • 1 C.MM HaM¥1• 11• + '• °""'' "' '~ • . .. J.co t 11<ttonfc\ 1'• ... 14 ~t,IV ~\ 7'• • ,,_ FHl9f"NF00Ch t '-• t I• Pt•,•lltne In< JL-1 + 1~ Ropu!IN•I I.If~ 'S • ,., SHircl\ t"Vitn.,,. ''" + ', ~.t~,~~"t,oo 11f.-: 1: Pl:t uo 100 I.JI! ,, J Up XI J v. 1• 0 U0 JOO Up 100 \HI 10 0 Up •• , Ub It I lk> It I U~ "I u~ uo ue •• l V• IJ J u.· "' uo It ~ u. "~ uo 11 \ Up 1>.S UI> II I Up1 111 uo 111 Up fl I VP 10• Up 10) ' Airway Associates has purchased a 4,lSO· square·foot buUding at Koll/Irvine Center, Colla Men, and leased lt. to th e Hubbub Comp1ny for use as tho firm's hcuclquutera, warehouse and dil· trlbutlon center, MUTUAL FUND S ,... ,, ii FAS't LOW·COST, QUALITY OFFSET PAINTING 10 to 10,000 Copies ...................... _., __ .. Pf ..... M _.,-..-,...""'"' Photoco,fff Avellable Nf:WPORT HACtt 240 Newport c.ni.r Or. Design Plaza. Suite t20 (714) 640-9053 OVER lOO Pih NAT10MW1DI ( PtJ8LI~ NOTICE ~IC'tl ffOlll IUilNUI NAMI STATIMUIT t-.. IOl-1119 patllOft ,, dolflO "'"1- -:~· "ANC141TO • 4, '" Jltlr Sl ..... ~hK,.,C.A9HQ ""'11•'' Cf ll•Mf>tlO ••• ""' •• C•lltwlol• tot-.. laft • .-""'~ llM...,I ... ,,., CellMr~e _,.., l"'• ""'""' h c...-.Cled lly ~911"' .. ~-.A\111.A'S •&. ltANCHITO~ ,,.(,. . ~rtla AYll&, tt.nlCllrftl T .. 1, .. ,._'II •n II'"' """" ..,_ Qllllly Clttll et ~ ~ wr ~v.m., Custom order your 1977 Cadillac now. It costs no more to get the best at Nabers Cadillac. ' ., •' (714) 54().9100 ' • ••• ~··,.:B ... ~d i l u 09,J " """ Qt J lj t ,,.., 9• • If " l•tt 51 41 MO~ ·-~'-· Am IM 'a N t· A\\O ,_ I !I . '"""" I II Oct411 • If . .... "'"" t d• •• ,.., 1111 w l . ~II 0 I 14 N.l , \jO(• It .. I( l .,.,.vq11ffv ''"'"' ',, ,, Gt Thunday'• Af ternooa Priee. · NYSE COMPOSffE . TRANSACTIONS s OAIL'V PILOT •7 P eople F o rget lns,urance Plans Must Meei Needs BY SYLVIA POltT£ft ,,...,._ of Two Cohmuu J True tale: A realdent ol Jensey City, N J • recenl,ly bor· rowed $J .500 at 12.65 percent interest !rorn M• local liank to finance some bome lmprovem"nu, He had for1tottcn that eftht years aeo he hid eJcctod lo allow the dividend• on his $30,0IO term insurance policy to accumulate al interest. His dividend •ccount contained '1,'68. Result: be was voluntarily forfeiting more than SU)() a year In Money's Worth Wlneeeuary bank intereat charees. Reminded a month l&ter dorln1 a routine vtiit from his insurance a1ent, ht> drew out the dlvldeods, placed the money in the bank and P«IUaded his banter lo reissue the debt as a low-interest paubook loan. True tale: A Denver resident. widowed for 10 years, re- married ot the age of 67, died five years later and left has Widow nearly destitute. HJs Ute Insurance had been made out to hia wife. But he foreot that it had been made out to "my wile, Mary." His second wile'snainewasHHda. T'JIE SU, ... PASSED to the estate of bis first wife, wbo. had lff\ the remainderol her estate to a favorite niece. People foriet. "And the lbinl that people most oneo forget," says Robert Waldron or the American Cooocil of Life Insurance "la that life iruiurance is a legaJ contract .carryln1 aJI the rorce ol law. ,.THE NEXT THING 'nU:V forget as that the passage ol time can all too easily convert yesterday's wisdom into today's folly." Wives are the m~or beneficiaries of life Insurance, and many men have elected to have the proceeds of their life in aurancedoledout tolheirwldows in monthly instalments. Ev.en du.ring periods when lhe value ol the dollar re· mains fairly stable. policyholders and beneficiaries should examine t.hiJ procedure with care. Jn eras or inflation. the consequences of deciding on lbe sulhclency or a fixed In come can be doubly d~t.ruc:Uve. A WIDOW WITH $50, ... ol insurance could find herself strapped to an Insurance Income of $400 a month. with no way to reach tb-e principal sum. U,gally the money is hers And Just as legally the Insurance company is bound by a contract which prevents her from drawing out any part or the principal ln an emergency. In response to oomplalnts, many Ufe insurers a while qo undertook campaiens among policyholders who had elected the option, urgtn1 them to reconsider Many policyholders did. There are an estimated JS0.000,000 policyholders In the U.S. If even \.percent ol them have forgotten they have tted the bands of their beneficiaries this way. it means there arc 1,500,000 Ume bombs ticking away. "IT'S REALLY F1l1Glfl'EN1NG," Waldron soys. "The income option can rescue people from payµig unnecessary estate taxes. And if there are other assets a beneficiary can 1et at ln an emer1ency. It's one way or being sure they can't outlive their Incomes. But If U.'s wed to insulate the widow from decisions about money, it's misused and can really hurt her." Ir a person doubts the benefi ciary's ability to make sound decisions, he can leave a letter of instructions and • suacesUons or set up a life Insurance trust. ~orse. is the policyholder who forgets lo tell the ~nef1c1anes -or anybody else -that he has lite insuranc<' al all. Many forgotten term policies, for in,tance, are car ried io the records as having lapsed when, in fact, they would have been Jo force and payable if a claim had been made. "The companies," says Waldron. "stand ready to honor a valid claim years, even decades after 1t wa'> due. But if that claim isn't made, there·s ffequenlly no way of telhn~ the difference between a lapsed pohcy and a lapsed memory." Air Bag Opinions Si/ ted for Report By Tbe Aaaoclated Press Aided by a computer, officials at the Department or Transportation are sifting through hundreds of letters from consumers in an effort to .decide how far the government should go lo protect Americana who don't or won't protect themselvea. At luoe ii whether automakers should be required to tn· stall a pauive restraint syttem such as air bags, providing protection in accidents wttbout any action by I.he occupiints of the car. THE IJEPARTMENT ASKED for comment on tho lasoo euly thla summer and set next Ftlday as the deadline. 8)' tbe it.art of this week. the department had received more than 2,000 letters, J)Oltcatcb 111d other communicaUons. m0tt of them from lndMduaJs rather than comp•nlea or or fanluUons. A computer i. belna used to provide a •taU1Ucsl breakdown on the air bac quCAllon How many people arc In favor and how many are aaaJml. Recommendalloni and Information KO to TranaporU Uon ~cret:>ry Wiiiiam T. Coleman Jr. who h~ Lf ol\'SUMER J promised D decision by .Jun. I . O P PONENTM 1r1ue that air ba1s would boost the prtco or automobUet, uylnf lt now co.tll aboul S300 for an air bai aa optional equlp'men on • f'ull·•lled car. Tllf'y uy lap and ahoulder bcltt already aJ'4$ a\iaJla\h! for protection and claim lbat mandatory a!r bap would Umtt con1umera' freedom of chotce. They also say more lata are needed to determine bow effective the air bap would be In 1ctual tratrlc accident.A • and whither there are enool(h aafel(Uards to inaura lbat the bap don't Inflate ln.dvert41ntly. Supporter• of the pualve restraint system say that peo.. pie don't uae lbe seal beltt lhey have a.nd, In ertect. need to beprot«ted from thelrown careleaanna or lazlneaa. THEY Al.SO SAY TESTS have shown that air baJS are man effective than scat btlll, even when lhe belta are uted. Tbey claim &hat almcllt 12.000 llvn CO\lld N uved every year U the bap were required. And lbey ar1ue that if lhe bao were mandatory, maaa producUon would cut the cost. The Transportation Department held hearinss in Wubl.ncton lut month on a1r ba1a. Amone thoae tesUfylni qalnat were repreHntaUves of rour domestic and threo forap auto makers. a safety bell trade isaodation ttnd -..eral Individual con&Utnert. Ralph Nader, 1everal ln- auruc. companies. alr ba1 manufacturers and individuals •tre amon• those uq1nc a passive restraint 1ystem. Col.ti~·• ruliq will tab tbe fontt of a declJJon oo .wbat to do •bout Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No.208. \ Cot a problem·1 Then wntt to Pat Dunn Po..t wall er.ti rtd taJX'. getting tM aMt«Ta and action y<N Mtd to .solvt intqu1tw1 m govnnment and bun· nesa Mod 31our queatwn.a to Pat Dunn At Your Servtu. Orange Cocut Dauy Pilot.PO &n 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Include your telephone number. Tiu: column appears daily except Saturdays DEAR PAT I've noticed that you've men· tioned Better Business Bureau arbitration several tl(l)es ln your column. When dad the BBB start this, and exactly what us involved., J.H .• HWltingtoo Belch TIM BeUer Bulans Bare• been th aa&.al ubltntJoa plu la Ma,y tm u aa alteraattn lo die oec~Jatloa aed perauioa metbod ot •uc111.D1 Ne· sumer complabtu. ~ partla btvolved bt a.rbltra· Uoa are uked to alp a bt9clla1 aveeme.t premls- lac Co abide by &be anttrac.•1 clecin.. oe u.e ls- AeS lawolved. Tbe a.rbetntor may be a volutee:r ldttted from a po91, a paael ol respeded dUaem or a p~I CODIUllDI al oee penoe aeleded .. ,, eadt side ot tbe dlspate, I.Del a tlalrd from a wolateer pool. Tiie BBB bean «-e admlaistraCJve erpeue ol arbltratloa. Tile COOSUJDer paya •o feft. except la a caae tbat reqaJres a mandable bond. ·~ putlea may repreaent tbemsdvea al aa arbltratJoa )tear· lft&. AU0raey1 and wttlteaes abo are allowed, ne Jod1ment ot tbe arbitrator may favor oae patty or an award or ded1loo may be divided between botla parties. b l 'our Apari nu~n• BMflfled~ DEAR PAT: I moveq, inlo an apartment that had previous tenants roaches. ~ apartment ts clean. but l just can't seem to gel rid of them. I ha· ven 't used any powerful sprays because l 'm afraid the chemicals will iet on my food and utensils. I've scrubbed everything w1th hot water and disinfectant, however ls there anything I can do to control these bugs short ol tunng an exterminator? I Just can't afford that C. E., Santa Ana HgtJ. An estermlnator may be yoer bat be& for Att control or tbese lnsects wblc:b date back Co pre- ldseoric tlmea. Your land.lord altou.lcl be coa&aded regardlnc tbb problem. You bave lite le1al rigJrt to expect proper tnsed «>ntrol tn &be baiklbag It.elf. A YS rttelved a Up some Ume ago from an apart· meat owner wbo mana.1es lo maintain esceUeat pest control wUb tbe beJp ol boric acid powder. He places tbe powder In small alumlnam ti.as aad sprtnJdes a Uttle powdered sugar on top. T1ab method doe1llol presen& a chemical hazard and lt la ef(tttlve. Boric add powder bas bffn found Co be more effective In~ conlrolllag cockroacbes t.baa otber more potent c:bernlcala. It does Dot repel diem so Ibey do aot Jeara to avoid It, and boric acid powder provides loe& lutln&, lnes penslve control. Blow or spread It la the dar,, warm places wlllet'e ~ tnaect1 bide, and tn cracks and other places wbere&bey crawl. DEAR PAT: I am interested in finding a "but· toner." It Is a small article that helps a person to button clothing with one hand. I've looked all over trymg lo find one for my dad. He has difficulty us· mg his fmgers due to arthntis. Can you help me out? 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'l ....... • Vmce Kleea, a t-wo.yHr let· tmnan at the Univenlt.y ol Notre Dame, bu '"" bia dream• ol 1tart1q for lbe npun1 lrhb at etnt.er u a Mtdor duhed foUowtq knee IW'tery lut wed. Tbe former l:stantia Hiib ol Colla Mtta standout •aaf· fered torn kneeU1amem.. in a scrlmmace Au1. n and 11 a cut from hi• blp lo h1I toes. SUit, the 8·4, 223·pound Klta HY• ~e bas hopes ol re- tum1nc to the fold after &-7 weeb ln CHt wllb u eye toward Notre Dame'a In · vulon of the Loi Anftles Collaeum Nov. 17 •lalMl USC. "Tbe USC tamo WU the one I bad been polntlq to for a loot Ume, •' Klees u.ya from South Bend via telepboM. "I sUJJ have hopes ol bet.QC ln lbat cme, but rilbt now l'm Juat waJtJ.n1 lo see what th• doct.onsay." Notre Dame line coach Brian Boulac wu not u oe>- tl mlstic. "He'll 11robibly cn1u the e:nlire HUOO," lll)'S , . In JC Grid Rivalry Unpredictable Often Happens Golden West Collete should be favored over Orange Coast when the two arch rivals cluh in football Saturday night at OCC. Thal 'a the opinion of OCC Pirates coach Dick.:fucke~-. "OH the firs t 1ame performances, Golden West should be favored. Plus lhey have more sophomores," says ' Tucker. t Both teams opened witb victories last weekend, but the RuaUers might have been a lltUe more Impressive with a J0.7 win over Eaat LA. OCC toppled Cypreu, 10-0. "Golden West bas a very good football team. They looted very polished against East LA, they play real good defense, they run the option. well and they have a lot more depth than we do,'' says Tucker. Boulac. There'• no questian, we were 'towltln1 GO Klees He was the only txperlence -. bad at ceoter. We have two Clne aophomores, but ~ .... W>t.esled ... The Injury hu to be doubly rruatratlnt ror Klees, wbo tolled for three years ln the Notre Dame systttn only to find hlmesell playing second fiddle to Dave Huffman b1 •Print drills. '°They put the freshman ahead of me In the sprini." says Klees, "and I was pretty Anteaters Face USC Poloists · UC Irvine opens Its water polo season Friday at Newport Harbor High, hosting use at 3 o'clod In the opening 1ame of the Anteat e rs ' annual toumament. UCLA and NCAA defending champion UC Berkeley, along with UCI, are the tourney favorites. Two other games are set for Friday with UC Santa Barbara· taldnl on Cal Poly <Pomona> al 4 and UCLA meeting Cal State (LB) ats. Nine games will be played Saturday al Newport with UCI facing UC Davis at.. 9 a.m. Six ·more games are set Sunday with the championship tlll set for 3 o'clock. Ca11ada 1t'la• MONTREAL -Darryl SitUer woo the Canada CUp for Team Canada al 11 : 33 of overtime Wednesday night, wrisllng a 25·foot shot past Vladimir Dzurilla for a 5-4 victory which mad about tbat. I wocked hard during the summer and came back in pretty cood shape. l had hopes ol start· ln1." Stl.11. Klees says he bu no reateta at Notre Dame. "I came here with only football In mind," says Klees. Bue. lbey'n turned me around here and 1ot me to vow up. I'm dol.n1 v.•ell an DIY studies. Ibey emphasl&e the educ• Uonal upect here ... they want every football player t o craduate.''. A• for seekine a pro reuional football career. that idea aeems remote al this stqe. ''l used to think about It,.. uys Kleea. "but this lat.est injury probably tU!i any poaalblllty Really. I'd like to puuue a business car~r as soon H poisslble alter I am 1raduated at Notre Dame." As for football. Klees hu only one aoral now -to make It back to plJ1yln1 form In time for the confrontation with Southern Cal at the Coliseum. ,. But the OCC coach Isn't conceding anything to the Rustlers. Anything can happen in thb 1ame and bas," aays Tucker, who remembers very well b1S club holding a 27-0 lead In the second quarter three year s ago-only to lose 28-27. DICK TUCKER ..L gave his team a 2·0 sweep over ' Czechos l ovakia i n the international h oc ke y loUmament 's final playoff. While Golden West coach Ray Shackleford says OCC Is its No. 1 rival, Tucker has Iona rell that Fullerton Collece Is a bigger . nval for OCC than the Rustlers. "Or c e urse the Golden West.Orange Coast rivalry is intense, but we reel that Fullerton is our biggest rival. The Golden West game Ism~ Important than our other practice games, but It's not aa Important as our conference 1ames" The OCC coach will ~redict what type of game lt'lJDt,but be does believe the defenses could dominate t he aame. "The defenses are usually ahead or the orrenses early In the year, but you can't tell in this game.'' As far as the offense Is concerned, Tucker will again Jtart Cerritos College tramfer Jim Conley at quarterback. Conley, who has had problems adapting lo OCC's veer. lJ rated a top pasaer. But be.cause of the r ainy conditions last week, OCC virtually eliminated the pass (throwing five times), thus Tucker pulled Conley for Mark Stewart and Gary Gu15neaa, both of whom run the option belt.er. Gulsnesa suffered a sll.ahi knee 11'\jury ptainsl Cypreu, but will suit ue> Saturday ni&hl. But Tucker say• he'll probably 10 to Stewart if Conley can't move the offense. One other change will find Art Hernandez starting for Don Cornell at a halfback spot. Cornell Is nursing a bruised back. ~c,ardo Impressive Mesan May Sign With Bilh BUFFALO <AP> -The Buffalo Bills, without a place kicker since they gave John Leypoldt the boot Tuesday, may have found a Kolden toe in Costa Mesa's Benny Ricardo. Ricardo, 22, looked cood in a tryout at Rich Stadium Wednesday; He made all thl'ff-8ttempta Crom SS yards out, two of three rrom \he 42, all tbtee from the •1 and on• each from the 52 and ~. He 1lso ls the mu who beat the Bills In a National Football Leaaue preseHon outlnt with a •·Ylrd field coal wben ht played for the Detroit Llc:m. Ricardo wu the last p&Qer cut bJ Detroit. Ricardo'• cbance came when Leypoldt, the BlU•' kicker, f« six teuona mllMd three 1ttempll Jn a 30-11 1ou lo Miami Monday r\ltht. "When J ·aaw Le;)tpoldt mlla thole two ahort neld 4oall. I Sot GO UM phone the nut morn1.n1." Rlc•rdotald. llkhefl c ..... HAMILTON, Bermuda Third·s eeded CliH Richey coasted into the quarterfinals o( the ~.000 Bermuda Grand Prix tennis tournament Wednesday with a 6-0, 6-3 victoni over Deon Joubert of South Africa. Richey's next opponent is Alvaro t'Ulol of Chile, who upset Ray Ruffels of Awstralia IH, 6-3, 7-6. ., ......... BILL RUSSEL£. NAILS CINCINNATI'S PETE ROSE. In other second round matches z hr K J • :.!~n:Uaada~~tn~~cfi:~~ 8C Y eepS lllX S-3, 7-8 and J ohn U oyd of Great , Britain defeated John Marks of 0 ~u;.i;:;;::.,,.;;.,, ver Dodgers, 4-3 ATLANTA -Martina Navratilova and Virginia Wade ol England won their first round matches in the Women's Na· Uonal Indoor tennis cbam- pionahlpa Wednesday night. Wade defeated Kathy Kuykeo· dall, 8·4, 3·6, 6·2, and Nav· , r.atllova outclassed Mary Hamm, 6·2, 6-1. Rosie Casals Jost to Wendy Turnbull, 4·6, 7 ·8, &-2, and Sue Barker of Great Britain fell to Kristen Shaw of Great Britain, 7·5. 7.~. Cord~r• Tltro.,,,. NEW YORK -Ansel Cordero Jr., one of \_~e nation'• leading joc1cey1, wu thrown from bis hone durtna \he fourth race at Belmont Park Wednesday but escaped lnJury. Bailey Upset In Net Play CINCINNATI <AP> -Pat z.tchry, a 6-S raw·booed Tenn with • gunti1hter's alare, bas joined one or baseball 'a most exclusive clubs as a rooKie. At 24. the Cincinnati Reds right·hander bas made the Most Wanted list of the Los Angeles Dodgers. He ta a Dodger killer, joining such famous company as Sal Dod~r• Slate Alf0..,.H•ICAK11'11 ~-14(.MA_ .. , •t ClftC-1 ,.., l1 l..o1A._i.ut All .. ~ 0) s.pe. 11 l.Dt ~·•I ........ Maille, Larry Jaster and J&Wl Marichal. Zachry became the first pitcher In seven years lo beat the Dod1en five Um ea in GOe season, reduclne th e Red a' peManl·cUncbJng mai)c number to six Wedntaday night with a 4-3 victory. Not bad for a 19th round draft choice whose major lea.rue career looked shaky alx years •co when hi• father nearly ran df a Reda acout during contract. talka. themselves. They planned lo use him-in relier all season. "He'I the reason why we traded Clay Carroll," said Andenon. "Zack can win rookie ol the year if he wins three of his last four starts. U he win& all lour, it's a lock." t.OSANO•LH CINCINNATI '-tb Buc:-lf A.Snlltllrf Gerwylb ~· 11\!Deeln J$1,_d ~ .. • ' , 1 (itlfl•y rf • ' , 0 ,.,.,_"' • 0 J 0 a.nth< l 0 1 I Cl l'fll .. lf J 0 0 0 T Pwru lb 1 0 0 0 Olft<t«IOIH'l l 0 ' 0 "'""'"''"" I 0 0 0 <lt•oNmo ct t O 0 0 Z«IWY1> I 00 0 ~lwiOP 0000 1t OO ••• 11 •1 f 1. 0 0000 ' I l I 4 1 I 0 ' 1 1 0 l 0 I I l 0, 1 4 000 '0 0 0 t 0. 0 $00 0 100 0 Totels » l 10 2 Telat• 1J • 17 4 \mAftO!tle• CIOO ltl 010-J °"''-" 002 000 '°" .... £-GoochOft. OP-t.O'l Af!Otle• I. L09 U>• .,.._, 1, Cln<lflnell 10 2~11f•Y. T '9nr l, GoodMft Je-Gfllley, lloM. Hit-fl. Smil!I (171, 56-Mof .. I\. 1tec;11,Sl"-G. ,_,.,. IP N II Ill ea IO A.00-litt (\.,I 11 4 -. I l l • Ho"Of\ J J l ll l ~f\N IW.IMI ''' 10 J l I • Afftwtck '"' o o o o o le-IHtwl<k OU, W-A. OOwrll"ll. lMllr•. T-1; ta. A-»,11>. DAILY P1LOT Kansas City Feeling ~!:~~?wrta little b1L of pressure docs lo y , " sighed a forlorn Whitey Her . Henog had good reasi>ns. A little bit or pressure put his Kansas City Royals in a whole lot ol lrouble Wednesday rught and the result;S weren't good -unless y<n1're an Oakland A's fan. Perhaps play ang a trifle overcautiou11ly, tbe Ro)'-81s squandered numerous chance:s An~bSla•~ AllG.tm"•CMP'COltl --.. ._ c:u • .i "'''"'"'• Wot H M1!'\il'Wwf• •t C•hfOl'nt• J 1Spm 1.JSpm Sot>l llM•"-1• 11 C1,,torft11 1 U•"' and in the end It was Toi;nmy Davis' bases· loaded, pinch·blt single in the bottom of the ninth Inning that enabled lbe California An1els to trip the Royals 2·1, sendan1 tho sk.iddine club down to its 13th loss lo 18 games. Coupled with Oakland's comeback viclory over Minnesota, Kansas City's lead today In the American Lea&ue West was a m ere 31~ games. Herzog, howevt'r, continued to look on the pos itive side. "We still have six games left with Oakland," he said. "Ir we hold our own In those six games we're going to win It." The Kan s a s Ci ty s kipper denies his team Is in the throes of a colossal choke.up, re miniscent ol lbe 1964 Phillies. "Actuall y," Heriog maintained. "In light of our injuries, I 'm pleased we've been able to hold up like we have. "This Is something all teams have to go through. We just don 'L have the people who have been through it before," be sald. "All year long we've played recklessly and won. Now \ff're afraid to challenge the other team. 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IP " 11 Ill le 10 •. ,. s 1 1 0 l 0 0 0 0 t " 0 I 0 0 0 0 '< • j I 4 t * * * Ba11lor Sparkle• OAKLAND -The Oakland A's scored five runs m the ellhth Inning, with Don Baylor'• bases·foaded single breakln1 a 2·2 tie, and beat the Minnesota Twins, 5·2, Wednesday nliht t.o move within 311A games of fronlruMing Kanta• CU.y. in lhe American League Weal. ' "A ltkter mu9' be conslst.eat In order to help 1 tea.m, nd l ,_.t I could help tM Bllls. I hive never ml•aed a ntld coal lnakle "fl. '2 .. ,.,.y ••CMOO yardl ettber a• 1 pro or ln ~." The quarterrtnaJ1 of the Pleine Southwest Semon ten.nil clsampiooshlPI were under way today 1t Newport Beacb Tennis Club with Htded players cluhlnC on Hveral frontl. "The 1uy made 111 offer and my dad started bollerin1 at blm. aaylnc it waa too low. I was a lllllt worried," sald Zachry. once thln11 were a moot.bed over, be algned "a little bitty bonus" and aet out. Lo p~e there wu .room at the loP. Robinson Stars wt \.ear In h1I rookie .. uon with Southen Callfornla ol the dtf\.lnct Wori4 f'ootbAU 1.Aqae, he made tltht ol 10 atttmpll. He m111edtromUto5'y .... Coach Lou Sabaft said Wednelday be may bavt two more tdekett lo for tryout.I today t.fore malt In• a ftllal ~kin. Ricardo played at. Colta Mesa Hllb ScMol and Oruc. Coast Colleae before coll•&i•teduty at San otecoSlate. . While at Orange Oout Colleee he hit 11ofMfield1oal attempll and at San Dle10 Slate Ricardo connttled Oft 18 of 22 attempt& from lnalde 501arda. Hla IO!'lest colleai•te OeldMoal wu $1 y ...... rucardo, who we1.-115 pounds on a $-10 frame, ltlekl with a '4)Ccer style and wu credited with provldlD' San Olqo Slate with tbt wlnnlDI martin u umea tn b1I two-1ear \OW'. Horst Rltter d"eled Tom Muench, Bob Due.let ol Cotta Meu met John Hillebrand, former UCLA aur Ron Llvtn11ton faced Henry Letcbfried and Gordoo Davis, the defendlnl champion, was acbeduled jo face Rod Frantz. Top·H•ded Bob Howe met. Glen Jobnaon after Wednelday 'a pl17, with featured Melvto Lewla ''*'""'Alan Balley. &-1, &-1. Now he 1• blddln1 for the rookle of the year honon In N1ttonal Leaaue. "He's our No. 1 surprile," ••Ytl mana1er Sparky Anderson. The Question la who is tho mott. aurpriled over Zachry'• rlse. The Red• are a little red·faced Pincay, Olivares Brawl at ~rack Pol'*'v.a...Pall'er Agmbl.t bldlY and dumped Ollvare.s, Who was nathurt. Oilvares, however. wu _,..,. wltb Plneay, cl•lmiDI that Plncay bad cut ln oa blm. A track aooteaman u1d Ollvan1 ru to the wloner'• circle and au.empted to start a ftcbt with Plnca)'. JefT1 FanaJnc, trainer of PotlUve Power, restrained OU..,._ Later ............ the brd dden -lnto • ,.... ol n.t n..-,._.. aauw. u.. JcdtY room and later Inside. . . Habltcmy, t.H HeGid fawrtte, which bfoke}ut a-9 ran wmrt.b in the 10-hone race UDIQ the final tum, Jumped ~ hones In the •tretch to bea\ Waahoe Cowlt.y by another aeven lencths fcrHCoad. • \'Jflble paid .. p.ao, t:2M and sz:• .;bile RabltoQr ftturied Sl and1Z.90. Wuhoe Count.)' pald M tolbow. Pirates Belt Phils PRILADELPUIA (AP) -Paul Owena, the PhlladelphJa Phllllea" penonnel dlrector, baa to have some ml111vln1s about the deal that Hnt out.fielder Bill Robinson to the Plttsbureh Pirates. The Phillie• received pitcher Wa)'Oe Slmp1on from tbe Pirates in an April, 1975, awap. SimP900 returned to the mlnora long aeo. But Roblnaoo bu returned· to haunt Owem and tbe Phillie.. Jn the l••t four Pl th bu r1h · PJlll1delph I a m eetlnt• -all won by the Plrtd..-Boblnloo bM hlt.7SO Tbe U -year·Old pll)'tr tormented tb• Philllea a1aln WedHlday nlcM1 crackinc a two-ruD boft>er MG an rbl alnale u the Plralel won 1·2. The vietory mO'fed. tbe Pirates. to withia n.. fames of the front·ruanln1 PblJliea In \he Nat.Ion.al Learue Ea4l Dtvtslon race. Eaell baa 18 eamea remaln.lnt. lneludine lonigllt's fl.Dal beact-to-bca.d tcafrontatiOb. Roblmon sot belp on olftnte from busty Dave Parker, who rapped fou.r bit.t, including bis \ 11th home run, batted In two and scored thru times. Le:fl·han'1er John Candelaria pitched seven lnnlngs to Hm hla lSt.h victory ln 21 declslom, wlth two lnnlnat ot acorelesa rel!ef help from Kent Tekulve. The 208-pound Roblnsoo, Who ln the olf aeuon llv• a 10-ml,lUto drive Crom \he PblllJ •Veterans StadJum, recalled be wu happy In Phlladel9bl1. H• 11 e.ver sratetul lo Oweu for rescmn1 him from the mJoon1 tn U'12. • Today on TV .-1 P.M . ($0) -TffE OLYMPIAD --Tbe Russian Athlete, a •lory of the two decade Soviet sport.a revoJutiOCJ throtlgh tb e eyes and words of cootendtr1, coachea and lports officials. t p.m. <t> -BOXING FllOI\ TBEOLYMPIC. t !IO p .m. (22) -WOMEN'S PJlOFESSIONAL <(OLF· , Q OAJL Y PILOT , , ThurSday September ta.. 1179 "-.......___ -OffensiVe-minded FV • • 1;. D.uels RedlandS Tonig~t ~p CtP 4·A rootbafl" alanll. ont ~newcomer and the other• ~al power. collld Wnllht •UliaoUniton Beach Hi&b School d' t!e 1918 aeuoo «ell under Wa.¥. h'• Fountain Valley IU&h'a Bar.tna and thelr horde ot ol· feittbe talent a1amst the Ter n.cs 91 Redlands, year-in and yey;OUt ranked In lhe CIF poll 8'd atmoat alw•Y• ln the Clf' ptu~r •. f ~ntaln Valley ta a thret-· poi~ cho&ce lo avenae a 6-3 l~s ln Ute 1975 opener Kickoff is at 8 .Btesaed with talent at every position, the Barons' offense wall aet a s &ern test a1ain•t • Red.lan. In fact, Redlands .coach Paul Womack opined earUtt that U Fountain Valley ii t.oscore at all. it'll have to be throu&b the air. l!'ountaln Valley bu lta weapons lo tbe airlanes with quarterback Gary Caleman and four oulltandinl reeelvon-l<en Maqserum . Tim Holmes, eo· Boitold and Stan Shibata. Margerum cau1bt a ball doie.n TO puses as a jwaior and alq with the other FV receivers, la a threat oo Ion& or abort auempt.t. Fountain Valley's runruni aam~on1l1t.t or fullback Mlke Muuo and a Junior tallbacll- WUUe Gltte11.1. Gitt.ens came lnto roeus In the latter stace:s of the ms aeuon, runnlna ror elehl touchdowns and aVffaatnc •.9 yard.a per crack ln the Baroos' tut four 11me1. Also conaldered a factor ln Fountain Valley's runntnc game i.a Ron Padllha, a H . t.55-pound Junior. , '(be key to the succeM d Git tens or Padilla. however. is the blockin& ol M u.s&o and ti&hl end BoBoxold . ~ewport, Servile Open Grid Warfare Re~land1 counters with a dus c 1tyle l,)f a bard·oosed run· n1na 1tyle belsind bruislnc block-ln& and a defense that bas led Redlaod1 to 10 leacue cbam· pionahips ln the last u years. Pactn1 Redlands is quarterback Gene Lanan (160), fullback Steve Al~ (180) and tall.back Mark Gri.u.mcn (18)). The defense is led by tackles Sam Richey (210) and Leona.rd A.Uclre (220 >. Chances are some questions pertaining lo Newport Harbor J Hilb 's ability to challenge the Fountain Valley-Ed11on· Westminster combine in Sunset Leaaue football warfare will be answered tootght. :Phe-6ailors of Newport Harbor coach Bill Pin1ca tackle Servite ot Anaheim in non-league action at Newport Harbor and lhe vis· l~ :'resent cred~nUals 1n a 1lrallar mode of ability lo lhe up- eet~elon or the Sunset League. Ill-. begins at 8 and Servile, wb1~;jtlasted Newport Harbor in the 1915 opener, 24·7. 1s a six· point favonte to do it aga.m ln lhe l976 lid·lifter. N~rt 's biggen quest.loo Is in backfield where Pittlca b~· rted Dee Ward and Tom M41tt!ett as runmnc backs behind qu~rback Craig Lyons and/or Gre,~qwn ~lber the Sailors can get a eonaf.tent passing game cliclung lo h~tp the running game Is ooe of Che b ig questions. Defensively, Newport Harbor rigures lo stay with Servile. Crall Steverson (210 ), Randy Hailey (210>. Owen ~ost <210) and Jim Hanke ClOO> are billed for starting duty arross the line with Tom Mockett <206). Don Barker (190) and Chip Butera In uries Hurt (190) backing them up al linebacker. Attacking the Newport defense will be • Servile threat directed by quarterback Pat carreon (6--0, 1~). Tbe chief runner in the Friars' attack is Leonard Altavilla (5-8, 160). Servile, behind the ooacbi.ng ol Ken Visser, has racked up a 1.S-3·2 record over the put two yean. losing in the first round ot tbe CIF playoffs each time in a tie-breaker situaticm. Two or the big reasons ror Servlte'a victory over Newport in 1975 are back in the Friars' de- fense at linebacker-Mike Kenloo and Chris Elias. Visser says he's lost 8ol11 de· fensive starters and the entire of. fenaive tine from lbe -im team, but Pinica says Servile i.a ex· pe<"tini a better than usual ouUit. The game boils down to two soJld teams, neitt)er with a passer or rqnner with came· break.inc bacltground. T ..... 11 ... ~U--..._niu.-...... ~ 0.-M Tl! VOM\._ 1'l RE~·-110 llf'T 11 ... 1 .. ,. AT 14.91 .... JIO AC> Ft"MI Jlt L.T ""'" 110 c (lllllrtnm.rt "" LE H•nll• •tel US Av.v .. I.I._.., lfO LT 111\tlll , .. Le~u~t 10~ SE Motl'9 , .. llhter• no oe L.'fO'l• 10 RC \l'!Wtll 110 Al Moo.,1 JO) LC K•••f'ntl'• ''° Al W•rd 110 RS &rown HO H. T"-rO llS U. W.rO •10 T-lw..,....U... _,_.w.v...-,..._ . ~ o.-.. TE .. ,...., 1tS De MAMO T s....-,., OT Olrl•IY c; MMt.. llJ NO Grllr t 111-41 11S OTS..,0- G ~tu 10S oe lol\.ty T OwllJY ,.s I.II ..... ,d St! Ma,...vm 14$ '-' '4..,, .... oe c.i-l.S QMatell ... ...,_ 'IS ca,.."'"• "Glll•t 1.0 5 •. .,., l'L. Hol-. ,., ~ -.._,,.... 10~ m 20S 101 11~ 20S IH HO !SS ,., l•S Cross Country Outlook Bright For Anteaters U UC Irvine doesn't win the NCAA Divialon lJ cross country champlon1hip •Cain this season. it will come as a shock t.o a lol or people. The Anteaters breezed lo the NCAA crown last aeuoo and have most of the '75 slandout.s re· turning-plus two oulltanding freshmen-Eric Hulst and Don Moses. Hulst, from Laguna Beach HJch. captured the state lwo- mile championship the past two years and bolds the state meet record (8:•4.3). He also won the world Junior cross country t.iUe last February. r/'ritons Crippled Moses, from Crescenla Valley High, was the CIF 4·A champion ID 1975 and placed 8th in lhe world junior meet. tr that wasn't enough, coach Len MUler has six lettermen re· turning-top~ by sophomore Ralph Serna aod junior Steve Scott. "lf we're healthy, we're going lo bt decent." even thouah seven defensive starters return from a team that wenl 10·1 and was unbeaten dur- ing the l97S reguJar se8500. TbCl's the way San Clemente Hieb football coach Alhe Schaff ana)yies his team's <:hances Uus st&SOf\ as they prepare ror their non-league opener aiainst t.he Bolsa Grande Matadors or Gardea Grove Friday nighl at 8 al San Clemente High. Mark McElroy (6-0, 175) and Russ Immel (S-6, 1.U) are doubtful in the secondary. McElroy bu ahin splints while Immel suffered an atlkle ln)ury in San Clemente's scrtmmaee acainat Estancia ol COst.a Mesa. Immel was also e~ t.o see considerable acllon at hallback tn the Trttons • wishbone offense. Serna captured the NCAA Division II cross country in· dJvldual title last year and was second Io lhe 1,500 and 5,000- meter runs during the NCAA track meet. ~is also a good one. He was fourth In last year's NCAA meet, and bas captured the mile and 1.~meter run1 ln the last two NCAA track champjonshipa.. Re al.so competed in t.he Olympic Trlala lut June. And at this point, SC's Trit.ons aren't exactly healthy. Two starting defensive bacu, a starting defen1ive end and two running backs are considered questionable against a team that Scb¥(.say1 is ''as aooct aa we'll f.C.::all year. They have a good qu•rback, good nJMing backs and have depth." Mike Kruthers (6-2. 191), a re- turning starter al defensive end, hurt his elbow aeaiMt Eatancla and la also listed u doubtful. Uke Immel, Kruthers wu ex· pected to conlri bute al bAlfback. Others returnln& include Robert SlJck. David strnstein, John Konfnth and Ed Ahlmeyer. And depth is not a word that Schaff uns about his own squad, "I'm not tryln1 to throw in thlt See SCRAFF,Cl SUck, Konlngb and Ahlmeyer are junJors and Bemsteln ls a &enior. DON'T Major League StandingS BUY AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE E .. t Divlslon Eu& Dl•ldoo Any rnr until you 1·11m p;irt• lh1·,c 1m1·1·~ on our Nll:W FIAT 128 Over 2,400,000 sold to d1te: F I A T Th•r• mutt be 1re11on. ,_.,, :. :·A LOT ·OF . ~~:. CAR ~joy A LOT .:::~ MONEY! • ' W L Pct. GB W L Pct. GB New York 89 5S .618 Philadelphia 118 S6 .611 Baltimore 80 M .552 9\.\ Pit1.s bur1h 83 61 .576 5 Cleveland 73 72 .50.1 18\.A.i New York 76 69 .524 12\.\ RMton 69 76 .476 20~ Chlcaco 67 79 .459 22 Detroit 87 78 .462 22~ St. Lou.ii SS 78 .455 22',.4j Milwaukee 63 81 .438 26 Montreal 48 94 .338 39 Weat Dlvlaloa Weit DIYl1loll . Kanns City 83 63 .568 ClnclMatl ~ s.i .&39 Oaklond 79 fJ6 .545 3i,o, Doct1en 82 63 .566 11 1J Mlnneaota 74 74 .500 10 Houalbn 73 75 .493 21 'h Alfltl• 68 7t .483 lS\.\ San Francisco 68 81 · .456 '¥1 Tcxu 65 80 .448 17\.A.i San Dle10 87 81 .453 'n'!J Chlcaao 63 84 .429 20~ Atlanta 61 M .'29 31 ......... f......... .......-.,-.0.0- .... ,_,.I, 0.lt•ll O, t IMll!t>. ••Ill Cllltt9f f . ._.,., •• 10 _.,. ... ,,,c, .... ,~o M 1.AM•l-4,Nt#Vft'\O I SoilMI i. Mnw .. ukH 1 ~"'_,," 7, ltllll-ljlllla f Too .. t,CN<• .. t "°"'IOfl4,AllaM•J CA!t1tn1let, IC•"'9'C.1ty I CIMlflMll4 l .. A ...... U o.a1-t,M1_,.1et h"l'ttMliu1.s-!l»t .. 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Steve Remeyer caucbt puses of SO and 40 yards and Van Hoorebeke says of the fleet Argonaut, "we have to ~taln him. We car\'l let h.im break the game open.'' tr they can contain h.Jm and if they P.lay slrooc defense, lhett Hunwigton Beach has a chance to win. says Van Hoorebeke. "We haven't been able to move the ball that well," aaya Van Hoorebeke. "So m order to wm. we have to play super defense " And Van Hoorebeke talks highly of bis defense. "I think il is very sound, and our defensive line is one of our strengths," says Van Hoorebeke. Six defensive starters return from last season's 3-6 team and two are on the lin~d Scotl Timberlake (6-0, 195, sr.) and nose guard Randy Roth (6-2, 190, sr. >-.: Other linemen starting in the S·2 defense are end Sten Lundquist (6·3. 190, jr.) and tackles John Letson (6-1.185. sr,) and Pete Colin (6-0, 200. sr ) . But it's ln the secondary where the Oilers figure lo be tested. Returnin& s tarter Mike D'A· lessandro (5·11, 185, sr.) will be at one cornerback and Steve J-ijelmstrom (6-0, 175,sr.) will be at the other. The atarting safeties will be Bob Russell cs-10. 165, sr ) and Darren Moon (6-0, 170. Jr ) . Coast Area F oothall Slate or .... ~,,., .. ....... llk11t•..intw1tn co•ONAOll.~MIGte ~"' ,, ~., ..... w. ............. . ~ .,..._.,_,H••M<•IOC(I Otl 1 Uf\U••"llY •I Ntwporl t 0t I t Al S." (lt,_fli. t Otl Ul1Te ... e1"-9w06•U Oct ll 0.W-• Hll" e1 Nt•Mt lly()ulM••INt w-11 \""4 JI'°"'"'"•• Tw"'" t 011 I t i l•~""* &ut It t 0<1 t ri,..,. Hoilul 0(.( I O..t U At M1\\ttin v~•10 I Ocl 71AIS.ftCI•-"'-' 0.1 1t Un.wot 1IY •I OCC. I JO ..,, ~f1lo•~olOC.CI '°'>• lJ C llM •I N•w..,. I OANA ltlll,l ... OH ~LI' Ut,o-.A"'·CJO .. •tG•t .... (.,l'Owl ......,. l•Al f•OI•-• Ott lftf-ol~flC. .. "'911 .. l 0.1 IC..taMe .. •tOCCI 0c1 uu .... .,., .. ,v.iS..~•• 0.1 UCA""•IH•w-IH••-• Ott,....,,, '°"'V••to•tS....CJ~l'lt•I ""'• H.eq.-. 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""'' No., u ~*"""""'•' •• occ• MUtlTIMGTON lllACMHIGH S.C.1 II C..10tn (;rO•• • s.c>l J48otwG••'\d•I Ocl JCy-HatW•"•'"' Ckt •l•\Al.'°'"Uo~•t'We\tftfta Ocl UWnlmon•lu I ()(I 1'~t1fl•t Oc.I 1' "4""1"'" V•Hey •1 OCC f No. ~Al .... WPOrl .... bor. NOw U ~·t>~nl MA~AltlOH \rot t1 C.dM •I W•\ttn1ft\h r I °kOI tlMA_U •• 11.• P•l ..... \1•0.-1 0< I 1 lO\ Al•"tftO\ ttt W•\tm.n-,t•,. I (kt tL ... -.e11.•P•IM•\1"""""1 O" t U •o""t••" V•tl•v•• Wt\t-"Wntltr I Oc.t 11 Al Hunlll\QI"" 8U(l\I Ott li€o·~•fW.'-•Mt1ht•rl Now t •• W.\trntl\\tt' I Ho• IHHWpofl H•r-fl W9'1 .... n" .. t NIWPOllT MAAIOll HIGH 'Mt>\ ,. s. .. 11 •• \<lot H t.,_. dlol Mil• •I 0(.( I ~ ... •1.-·• 0<1 ........... . Trojans at Tustin Low-scoring Tilt Expected Otl l~fllf\Of.,.IOCCI Oft 2'J ~OWl"t•i" Ya U•• I Otl It'" W••lmlfl\ltr t Haw \ Mt1f'H•"'1tOn 8•• Pl I Now \)M,tu"••tWt,ttn•fll\f•r• l iTANCIAltlOH S..Ol "(01\0ft ., oc c • Si.ot J; R41tn< hO AteMUO\ At ... wpnr-t. 0< 1 I FOl>ll\tll el OC<. I Oc1 '"'l•MOMfl•I Ott 1\0r•" .. •I Ntwport M••blr'Jf'll ()ct 1t~ntAA.,Aat ._,w"f00'1HA1bOf'I )0 0<\ }i ~A V•llO •1 N• .. porl Hllrl>Of I Nov tVollA P••k•I Et Mo<>v!WI A low scorin1 game la being predicted for the football season opener between the University High. Trojans of Irvine and the host Tustin Tillers tonight at 7:30. Although the Trojans are ex· peeled t.o come out with a less conservative offense and hope to throw the ball more, tho de· fensive units ficure lo control the ea me. University running backs Rich Shiller, Gil Zaldivar and Dave Langmade could spring loose lot' sGme good yardage. But the passing game has yet to dlsl- lnguish itself. Quarterbacks John Halagan and Kevin Rook auempted &lx passes in the recent scnmmace. but completed none. According lo Trojans co1tch Dick Roche, Ha1agan wUI start. The Trojans bout 1ooct height and speed in their receiving corps, but 1ettln1 the ball to them is crucial at th ls point. Across the field, coach Jeff Jeapersen's Tillers may not find it any easier . The offense ap· pears a trifle suspect with qwmerbaqk Tom Bank.a and run· ning back Kevin Ojea carrying most of the load. Drew Ward, Mark Lauderdale 40.000 MILE Hl:El BHTf:O RADIAL Jt.00 44.00 47.00 4J.IO 49.00 H.00 11.00 ILOO ; and Miguel Bustamante are doubtful ror tonjghl because of assorted injuries. 'Ibeir absence could seriously hamper the ground attack. Consequently it appears that TusUn's aerial game is critical. That may give University an edae because or its veteran secondary. Free safety Mark Green (6·5) and strong urety Eric Sprlnfer expect to make ll lough on the Tustin receivers. University's 6·1 defense suf· t!red • setback when R. J . .-xhwlchtenberg was injured. He will be replaced at end by Cliff Nelson who also seea action u of. fenslve auard. However. with All·Century Leaaue selection Ricba,ni, Um- phrey al linebacker along with Rob Collier and Richard Brl11s. 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U AICllru• I )II No•. toCl\etfwv•t Ml .. lonVl•loHitll l•Jll The SCOTSMAN TIRE OUTLET 1931 MIWPOln' ILVD CMorftl of 19th St.I COSTA MHA -642-9260 ~llAllY T1US -MMCI It 11 ( .. ) l~\c: C:Hl:/tllY .•. \1\\11\l ll HIHlll 11' 11111 -•• 11111 'I Ill! II\ 1 U hll 11 \II , SAYE! hnwt:r,~ n.Sc TRUCK S. CAMPER 7.00..tl JI.It '·'°"" 44.tl 1.00..16.1 44.H 1.71-16.1 49.0I '·'°""·' ·11.11 IJ..9'.I 67.tl ,..u, .. u1•.a.T. BELTED AJl.IJ '71-ll C1 .... 171-14 ,, ... . ., ... 4 H1 ... . .7 .. 11 H1 .... ua.11 ~ .. J:U/1 UM M.IO JUO JJ.H J7.00 JS.IO J7.IO H.27 RAISED WHITE • I II' ' ·, 470.1/ 170.1 '70.14 •70.14 •10.11 "70.11 L70.11 27.00 31.IO "·'° al.IO Jl.IO Jt.00 4J.OO hO SERIES BELTED I I Thur~ey September 16 1976 DAILY PILOT g ~ Has Te~m Speed Mesans Dana HiUs Faces Lo$S S£~!.!:!· .. ·likes QB Manna lmaue Facmg· O~ Q b k c · ~~!:'l ·~:~e~~~· ;~: ~. uarter ac •apo eaaon la prechca~ 00 • 1 the hullh factor. Wt ~ bJ D t Cha H £ V don't have tho dep&l't £CO e1n ue 0 nae e ty ..r ()e u there's one player Takln1 Crapo'• plac:-e Am11oa hu 1ood si1c Wt''Vehad .. • ~. • . DMa Rills Hi&b cannot ls Tom Thornton. a lSO. and ucellent spffd In NonethelcH, the ptt-~ Depth could be • pro-The lmace or aU d who will run from the It• down to acuoo for alford to lose from 1l5 at· p()W\d Junior who com· the backlleld. I think tht> senct' of several other blem for coach Oennb fense and no orrense may vffr the Costa Mesa lllih tack It b quarterback plelt!d flve of nven at-fl,.l player we have to top.notch play era mllkti ; ltar1on1 at La1una chanse t..b1a fall fcw the The starters will be football tum Friday Steve Crapo. ~mpt.a ln the smmmqe concentrate on ts the San Clemente the btg ~ &acb HJ•h all seuon-Marin• lll1h Vtklnp ol sophomore Mike Spivey rulht when the Muatan&s The DolphlnJ open the with Torrance. fullback. Ken Greve." favorite for the South : with oo• ••cepUon-.nd Huntin.cton Buch. and tmJor Mak e Fuenle1 entertain La Quinta Hi1h 1971 oon.1ea1ue foatball An-''"er ... ark ar•a f-says Cunerty Coast Leacuc title. ~ thatooe¢ouJd be the key · Last year, the Vildnp but aophomore Ron Roy <Weatmtnaler> in the aeasoo Friday nl1hl Dana""Hi'u1"'1•1 Cun:,..,":'8 There 11 soml' di~ to the lt71 football cam. beld five opponents lo wilt lee con11derablc llC · open101 came of the aaaln.st Carden Grove'• "'V All·IHJUO llnebacltf'I' -: pelp u t.he ArtlJt.s pr two oucbdowna or lt!ll.I u.on. too. Spivey r!Wled aeaaon at Newport Loa Amlsos HICh at appraisal or his foe: "I asreeml'nl belwet'n Pond<> lellldes <1·1. pare (or their aeuon but 11ere shut out thr« for over 1,500 yards ali a Harborttleh (I) Garden Grove andat\hii waa really lmprttsed coachu about the Lois ~I. verntllo ruMlnc ~ with Brea 11.t&b umes. fre s h m 8 n 0 n th e "All the talking will be point t.hey are 008 player with Los Amlgo.s otr lts Am I a o s p 1 ct u r c back Randy Adami tS.9. t"rida1Dilbt. ''RiJht now . our sophomore team last outlhewindowaodwe'U short-st.eve Crapo. playlntheOardenGrove Cunt'rhty :itatlni the 1'15). a part·tlme starter The La1una Beach strenJCths are in our 5easoo Roy packed up be down to action for the Cnpo •• ruoverina Le• I u e foot b a I I Lobos avc.o 11 returning for two ye.oars. and :MO-~dis lacklo1 in nwn~ overall offens1ve·sldlled 1,000 yards on lhe fr<>11h lint time," coach Tom from a sprained anlc.lt' carnival," aays Cunetty. starten tn tht' 22 JIOIJ• pound middle au.rd , ben and wlll be us• ... at poaitlona, .. says Mike team French of Costa Mesa suffered an Saturday's "I think Los Amlp ls tJons. while Loa Arnig08 Gordon Calvert form the , leaat six players~ HenJaan, Martna's bead T h e 5 l a r t 1 n 1 says. scrlmmaae al Torrance tbe best team In the coach Al Calonlco says nucleu1 of a 1'rttor\s waya. But a palr of football coach. "We have quarterback wall be Ron ''I think we will have a and Dana Hills coach G a r d e n G r o v e he has three offensivt' team thul easily handled quarterbacks of almost excellent team speed... Vallercamp, .who beat balanced orrense this Ball Cunerty s-.ys It's Lea1ue ... and other and three defensive re-:c~cia . a CJ f' 3·A equal ability have liven Marina wilJ display Us out Manny Torres in 11 year with four of our s.x doubtful he'll take a coaches concur." tu~nl starters. Jlaryun1 a problem be team speed Friday night healed battle. receivers. back to bolster chance of further injury So Dana Hills enters Among O:anu Hills· But hk~ many other eQjoys but be lsn't cer-when it clashes with the Of course, those backs' the passing &•me and by bnoglne Crapo back with two major pro-conservative approach players. those three are l ain of a ata.rter for the C':>rona. del Mar Sea succeues will depend our top running back re-loo soon. lems. The Dana Hills will be a runnln1 attack st.art1nl{ both ways, Aso- Brea1ame. K1nes in the season upon the off.ensive hne's turning. In 1975 the vernhle attack fieures to be revolving around 218· mptina Schaff to '8y, .. Both U t opener al Wt"Slmimter development and .. We will throw the quarterback burl his aJteredsomewhalwltha poundMlkeMulvant>y,a "lastyear,wehadmany areuce en op-lli1tL Henigan says, "our footballbutwe'llalsouse shoulder early came more conservative ap-quick Jack Weed (lSO) ludsgo1ng1usloneway. tional quarterbaclta and~ ln a acrimm age with weakness offensively is the running game." back loo soon 'against proach. . and Keith King, a 170· But this year we •ve th.ey ~the veer offense"" Saddle back of Santa in the depth of our line." The Mustangs defeat· Brea and was KO 'd for And there is still the pounder who bas re· many two-way kids "Uld ~ell: Haryuo1 says. Ana, the Vikings scored Defensively, Marina ed La Qua nla in the the nexuix aames with a Los Amigos oCfcn.se lo turned to the Dana Hills that exposes us to more WellbepreUymuchof three times but may will be r espectable openerayearago,27-14, brokencollarbone contend "1th "Los fold mJune::." a~g~amth~"u ha~ a more difficult ag~n.~a~rlngas~-b~~e~hasn'll~~-------------------------------------butwe~.tbrowwbenwe time with Corona del dary that includes Loraneasyvictorylhis haveto. Mar. Torres, a third-year limearound. How a bout Brea's "I was very impressed starter. But the Vikings ''They are much im Wildcats, a team that de-with Corona's defense," will be m~t concerned proved over last year t eated Laiuna &acb a says Henigan about the in the performances ot and they h¥ve a new "')'earqo, 14·7? Sea Kings' scrimmage their linebackers and coach," be says in as- ••we aaw about half ot wllh Edison of Hunt· line against a Corona de! sessine La Quinta. "I their acrlmmaee with lnglon Beach. "They Mar team that prefers lo think they are a solid Attala last week, .. the h a v e v e r y t i n e run instead of pus. football team with much coach aaya. "I thought linebackers and outsidtf Top rusbing·defenders more enthusiasm for the they threw the ball well. backers and thetr s~on-are returning starter game." but r have a feeling they dary seems lo play the Shaun Mehalrey. a 6-2, One place where the didn't show us too much. pass well." 215-pound lineman, and c.oatA Mes..coach feels •'They atayed pretty Marina probably won't Junior BiU Coopman, a the Anecs will have an much with a pro buic of. pass much Friday but 6 • 1 • 1 9 O -p o u n d advantage is in size. fenae with very few has three talented backs linebacker. None of the probable variations. s t a r t e r s f o r l b e "Artesia was a bigger Mustangs weighs more •-bu d J • • ll lha.n 190 pounds. :ioJe:l';re~:::~: nJunes, I ness "La Quint a had a 'lbey stuck pretty much • -.J tremendous team last With an okie monster year and even though type but their coach is a Pl • Ed• they aren't as big this defensive specialist and aguing lSOR sea.son. they have quite a will probably use a few start us in the multiple defense... 205-210 pound range ln Haryunc is undecided Edison High of Hunt· stacked thing with slwlts the interior." about bis starting ington Beach football and that is always dif. Directing the Costa quarterback for the Brea coach Bill Workman ficuJl for us to handle. Mes a attack at ' a·11 G f 6-2 says his team bas a especially in the first quarterback is Dave game. 1 omp ·a · number of problems fac game of the season." • Mollica, a 6·1, 17~·pound ~;~~o~~!P!ua~io;t ~n9~ ing it Friday naght when Workman discounts senior who was a de· 148 pounds, ;are the two lhe Chargers play Costa Estancaa·s less than tensive standout last ba 1i Mesa 's Es tancia at awesome performance seuon ll ng for the starting Orange Coast College. in its scrimmage al San End~ Jeff Frazier. ro!Ge. f 'II 1 lnJunes, 1Unei.s and an Clemente, a 2·A school Mike Snow and Doug omp wa a so start Es ··E t h Dysart w1·11 be the clue! on def en s e 8 s 8 tanc1a defense that s ancaa as a new tin b k 0th · moves around are some backfield, a new coach targets. e ac er. · ers gomg d Th Dan Duddr1'dge re-bolh i 1 d Scott of Edison 's possible an a new system. ey ways nc u e roadblock.a. started a little s low in lhe turns at halrback and b Henderson . R o1>ert · ex~ected lo lead the Ponce, Jeff Greenoogh, Ill HI fullback John scrim mage. but Sao John Miller and Rich Bogdan. Hampered with Clemente's not bad. I'm rus ing brigade. He was Nunls. a boil is returning starter not. sure I'd want to play a starter a ye11r ago and Bob Wilson at center San Clt'mente." had 517 yards in 1975. Wilson is a 205·pounder El T ' who can also play 1uard. oro S Wide receiur Craig Fidone has' been out with a knee injury and 195- 1 Key Test =·1~i:l~~~~~;;;, While Mission Vie10 Offensively, Mission Is Due Workman. "It seems Uke If I g h 's defensive Viejo must improve too. Saddleback Speed Concerns Murio l ~ everyone has a cold and strength ls al linebacker, "Our offense was very we don't feel red hot Oiablos head football inconsistent and we The El Toro High physically." coach John Murioisn't fumbledalotonhandolfs Char1era will flnd out The major problems sure how his team wut aaainsl Foothill," says Jutt how much their in· f R react to the wishbone of. Murio. "We mlased a lot. experience hurts them orce andy Schwartz fense that Saddleback of ol boles and we ~ Friday night at 7 :30 Oinebackt'r-guard and Santa Ana will display alot.offootballs." when they open their M 1 k e W i t h e r b Y Friday ni1ht. Mission VlejQ alto suf- 197t football aeuon <noseman and guard> to "Thua far, our de fered a few Injuries :A.Inst th .. Valencia start both ways and Censive line hasn't done I St "" Lorry Simpson must against Footh1 I. art-gh 'ngera or Placentia. carry a larger load al the job," saya Muno. lng center Rick Grover The non-league battle fullback whose Dia.blos were out has a shoulder injury; will be held al Mt55aon played by strong FooUUll guard Ji;tller and Ugbt Viejo High. "We anticipate Estan· ol Santa Ana In a scrim-end J.,.iaffa have knee "We've sot a young c1a will throw some mo-mage lut weekend. Injuries ; ~uard Paul ballclub and we know tlon at us with a sprin· Saddlebac~. 1-1 last Henry has the nu. Alt are that Valencia h as tout attack bel'ause ~ear, Isn't as str~ as expected to start, several returning DavebJo .. ra1 nkohal oothUl,butMurio ears though. atartera on defense," quartt'r ac.. s I U( a the Roadrunners' speed. :=========;;I say1 El Toro'• head foot· 1tood athlete." 1ays Kickoff for the non- ball coach Mac Moore. Workman. league opener ta 8 al the "Valencia la comparable "Defensively." con· Santa Ana Bowl In 1lae to ua anti lire llnues the Edison hafts. "Saddleback has very scrappy. '·Est an c i a r u n a a good speed and bas good ''Thekeyls1oin1 to~ ball carriers," aaya how our oflenslvt' and Murio. "I was Impressed defenalve lines play. Sports with their hitting and ValtMla la quick and DJt ability to control the ,.._.1ve on dcfenu and ball." haH two 1ood runninar Calendar To stop Saddlcback. beck.I." the Diablo. will need top El Toro also hH .om~ performances from Ill ~ n.umlnl baclta and ~.1&1, "-·"' defeMlve line as well at must tHa rated al t.he -..CMH-l'••...c•• "' 1 .. -"' from linebacker 1tan-0r • ...,. Coatt C.H .... ()a<-()<.,_ favorite otf lta Im-11 "'~"·'"""' "-•~"· M•""• •• doull Jay Hat~r (~U. -..itve 1bow1n'1 aaalnst c--*' llM• •• w.""',.,..· u 180, 1 r . > and Dan r• --~M• n CM•• Mru et __, Cerritostna1er mmat(c. Hoo•• 0. ...... ,11,.,LM"""""'' Charnltalti U -11. 180, (El Toro was 1-8 last 0.•••11 O••v•. tt•u •1 L•t.,... jr.). Althoulh 1ulferin1t a jell': Valenela wu~9). :::!~·.-:•;::,,~"A~·~:~:.· •litbt knee injury ln the Tb• Imp re 111 l v e °'-•• s ... c•-•• ,.,, .. .,.[I scrtmm .. e. Hauer La e:.· Carsen were fullback ~--:,v' 11••-•• et Ml .. ,_ 111eio. perted to play. .8lll J'alrbtotbtr (5-t, c-, c:-1rv-o. ... ,.. o..tt. ""' Starttnc on tbe llne will •>and tailback Hector "';:',';~·~~· ~~:!, * be noae auard Mark • .4••lla <S ·•. 155). ....... 11 .. "'' Mummert (5·8.170.ar.), hltbc'other a ...... ,A.. "'"" .,.._.,_ .... , °",..... tackles Carl Calderon l ....... '5 C-.t Oii .... Ct •• c;...,. -· IDebecter .. t year. is S-••wc• •• h•I L•• .,.... (f.l , 215, u .) and J~ .. oa)7 one wbo bu ~·i::::~""" ~ .... , Nelson (f.l, 200, Jr.) and fanltJ aptrlence. Be ••-a 0 1 ends Paul Henry (1-1, lllltored on a Z4-yard nm .~"::1~o!::. JJO. 1r.) and Tlm Truett •*'Dll C.rrito&. ·~""'~ 111 (S-ll, 180, sr.). a..,. 1tarten nwm ---------------------- • tM Glfenslve Une and Moore aays, ••we need IDIDt improvement on ._.. the ollemlve and defmst" llnes ... 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Y . aml 2 hlk~. lo 01·~'i111. l 'nrm•r II 2 lot. :! heh 111 , httlll\' W II h IHl'I' l'·1l1U & lt•m·<•d )Jrd. 1'11ccd J I ~i!J !t50 bluff w/ mal{ntf1rcnt 1h.: cor. tri:mt-ndnus !>Q foota11e & lrg. dc•llghtrul POOL' Belter sc~· Litt,; one TOD AV! 64!·771 l. ....,---_ Walker & Lee Reel lstate $11 000. Close lo nt7 schonli. nnrl 11hopplng in Nrwpurt Heights. Almos t one· quarter ocre, 75 fool w1~ lot, stl'\'ssed for second story. 3 bedroom. Come see this beautiful home today. 640·9900 fl'~ fll-' tfJall .~ valley Realty Trailer Parking al this sharp 3 l~rnom comer home w/1t.1te & cement pad for parkm.: boat or tru1lcr. Lovt'ly cnclO!led put10. Unghl . !\unshmy kitchen. Wolk t" all :.chool~ and stores All lhtS for only $58.500 Agent 545-8424. CVC!I 673-7737. RAREFIHD Mt"la Verdi', blR 11parkl ~ l lMldrm with O\lm' 11lil'll fumtly ronm & 11t'r11lce porch. 1-'\Jlly 1.111· air11c1ed on Qul1il lltrc1il Ju11l li1!11'll Ill $H!l.~(H) Hurry' (;1111 Newport of· rice MO· ll51. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS g .ga.g.m:1 W-.onr 4 Bdrm. Collei;e Pk tHO Mr. Motterltorn ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Don"t give up the :ihlp' · 'Lli;t.. 1L in cla'>i.1flt•d Ship to s hore res ult:.! 642·5678. ti1:1 :Viii:} 07'.l l!OSIG C\'1•~ associatet DROl<lllS REALTORS 101.., W l olboo •' l t•& 1 S@1"oUµ-"~~s · Tltol lnlri9ui11g Wore/ Gome with a Cltudle ------~"" °""'. ~ ·~ .. ~7:t .... ... ion..... -· I HU P SYT 1 ) ,-H ISUI I S 1 I' 1 1 j Blood will tell, "II w oa only . _ • • • . no1v1ol for "'"' lo !>.come o wulplor ~ com<t from a Ion\) I G U C 0 R A f ''"• of -" ' u. ..... , ...... ,-.. ,-.. ,-... ,-.. ,-,_.. e c-.. .... 11w .i.....111. quoied ......... _ ... _ ... _ ... _ ... __ -~;!'1.!. ~':, "':f =~ r I' I' I' r I' I I I I I SCRAM-LETS Antw•rt in Clauiflcatlon 8030 SEEK & 'IND' AT THE ZOO Y C E P Y 0 0 N E H Z E 8 R H K H H D R 0 vlA TITH E)mH 0 HK E y s 1 H H U A C l P H 8 Z I G B E A S P R T R G 0 P E A R S I E l E 0 P A A 8 I K S l I 0 P T R H U l W 0 P 0 N R C 0 E Z H V Z I A G A E H P H A S A T R P S X C 8 R S F 0 T P S 0 0 T E F 0 r H R 8 r A K N 0 R 0 H A T H N P F H 0 C A G ( C G H T J P A R A T A 0 E L P H ( H 0 G I R A l P H B M t R l P E A C B C H E U 0 I L I T f U L J E L l P H A H T G I R E A H I Z S S G T U S P E E l J 0 H S L E Z E P R E R H F 0 P 0 R A H T f L U V R E E C R 0 A T 0 A J R F R E P T I L E S H V E ln1t1111.llOt11 •~•O<l•n Wl>rch b•lnw •rli• .. , forw1111, bK~· Wlfi:I, uD, down or dl•90fl•ll~ I 1n11 •actl end ho• It In. ~ Antelopes Gfreffe Monkeys ~ Bears Corfl la Peacock ~ Otor Hfppopotemus Reptiles ~ Elephant Lions Zebras Tomorrow: 'eastern Europe F' V 4 Rr, like new call G...,... 1002GtMrel IOOZ ror appt. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .., •• t<oyc. Raolty 848·8446 For ClasstriP VIROR 1i42. !.6'18 USITHI DAILY PILOT .. FAST llSULT11 · SllYICE DlllCTOltY For Re3uJt Service Call 641-5671 bt. J22 macnab I Irvine realty OCIAM ILVD. & POPPY ST. All the charm o( yesterday com· bined w/tbe conveniences of today -make this Corona del Mar landmark one of· the MOST OUTSTANDING homes ln the area. 5 &!drooms, 5\-'.i b3ths. Marvelous ocean VIEW -steps to 2 beaches. $298,500. Maxine Witliams 642·8235 (072) • 642-1235 ........ 200 to1 Dottr Drive Harb« Vle'w Center ~,.Irvin. at Clmpui Vallty c.tni.r 7Sl·141• ' ~ • . ,, ' t ctl DAIL y PILO r Thurtday Sec>tembet 16. l'76 Hotiet Fors. I ...... for s. ...... Fors. ......., Fors. ......, Fw s. ~ .......••.••••......... ··•·················•·· ..•...••........•..••• ..........•........... . ..................... . . ~.~~ ....... 1~.~~•••••••• ~.~.~ ....... 1~:!:.~~ ....... 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If you hJvcn't M.~n our m·w h~tmg on Shipw:.ay Lune tn ''ll3v<'r(>St", you've mt~!icd an opportunity It wall bwlt ror one or th<' or1.:lnaJ dcvt!lo~r.s for ttc, own hr, me It ha~ 3 'Pa<'tous bdrm~ .. 21 2 l>ath"I & a huge.> fa \ in~ rm & rttm1Jy rm Thl·rt· ., h1~.v al'<.'l"'l:S lo lh~ J)OOI from <'ithcr of tht">l' roomR, which rnakc't fur <·uw <•nlt>rt:unin.: An xlJll buy Jl St:n ~J() YOU OWN THE LA~l>1 • Hcu.te t:uotwli""' • • elitujo.l Wt ~ .......... !~~1 ~~!'! .......... !~~ UHRI.AL COMTIMPOURY Loaded with antaque!j 1 Clt1un. spacious. sunny and fu.11 of run Unique arcb1tcct ur c. 4 Be<lrooml\. stained glass windows. comet jacuaJ, private sundeck and great location U gott~ee 1t 1 Al Sl62.500. tt is an outstandinJ: Newport Reach buy UPlllllVUI: fi()MI:§ REAL TORS'. 675 6000 2443 Ea11 Coau Highwav. Corona del M.tr Jl\4> on M1 ~ V1:11h· 11 !>4& 5990 1002 Ge••• 1002 THI "ILUffs• SPICIA.L . $94,500 Perf ectibn thruout thls s pacious 3 bedroom 2 1~ bath end W\lt. Huge li ving rm, music arc.>u, <·onvenu1t1on area & formal <lining rm Ju.'it bke a model & priced below th<' market J 11 I S• .,_... Niis Rood MIWPOIT CEKTa. M.L 644-49 I 0 . IOOZ Ge•nt 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom 6500 sq, ft. waterfront home on t h e point. 134 Ft. frontage with magnificent view of boats & harbor Slip for lar ge boats. Remodel.mg bas been start.ed·finlsh it to your own taste. f"wllUlll I .;mil> home parkantt. i.t't·unt) bid& 18119803 ·or m-~- lluicu 3tl' family roo11'1 N F. W P 0 ,rt. T li A V C•olll.. Fro• T .. t 1.o'41i' m l'1nlt!na 1Hl' • TOWt.RS O .:rouod~ comph'11· v. 1l 310 1''~;ttNANOO ._.. 11 ... bur·b q 3 t\1nv i.1 n'(I Ort;~ SAT & SUN Spaclou11 ktchn v. hlll' lw droom' w mo:-1 H $1"5,000 O• nt1r <;H3) panll"). warm. rornfy 5br mu1otcr i.ultc' t t t Tw ~-4~ w/frplc, f11m rm fl ll'Ml fllt'l)h1l't'1t WHt' 1>11\lt- k I l l' ht' n , .. 0 r "' a I c~ .. Mer 1.012 r1rndh•hi:ht t11n1ni:. ~ •••••••••••••••••"';••• ~I ft ol ult1m11h· l11'111·~ C°"°"9 HICJM•dt All lor ~.uuo l'Jll to WITH duy l)pt·n huuM• ~;it l MG 7 l 71 O• Hwdwood1 ~ \'v I • ' ' ., 1 ll I HI •\I I • INt •1111. •.'' ---~ ~ Hulllt...,.•IHch 1040 • •••••••••••••••••••••• AND MW O"••lew $42 000 3 UU. 2 llu, In u w11lk lo Prorcs11on8fly dci-or•tf(I 1itl\ak ~ach 10<' Nl·v.ly :? bed r m Tuwnhoml' r cslort'd bt'luullful 0111. ('011H•nlt'nl lo pool and LUXURYPLUS tloor,, brand ncv. lo\ttlY lll'\'.~n~ll W11lk to !-"wp1nii oc·\•trn \ 11·v. l.1tt h('n, formul 1l1111n..: major 11ht>~111111i. ond on (.'u:slom f1.:&tu1 l''> 11 .. 101 e and small bciot i.hm111~· I) ubout 11 mil-: lo the ,\lm~l J.000 i1q fl Only SlOll. TOO ocnn )0' o Dov. n will H(• .. ulllul LJ11un" 1'1.:ut•I C• ck 644·72 I I lumdlr url•il )1~7 .~0U "'• 962·7771 K:ll tMll u BO;>.U a1~---G.\L1.t:1tV OF 110~1 .. :S I -I I ' I 4 UHITS "'"" -' H U H T I H G T O H Areb1te..1.uralh <k"111nc:d IBlllJ A HAUY. TRULY IONAMU fo r the lumbe rman. invt-st or. de,eloper or gold miner 515 ucn.-s neur Nevada City. Calif adjacent to large reservoir. w1lh wate r sk11ng. boating, fis hing. ~w1mm111~ Gold mine was estimated at St,000,000 at S35 an ounce Tukt..• the lumb<.·r & gold. then !'>UIJ-<l1 v1tk All for SI 150 per acre ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• E l·~tum tlupl~' .f HH •1--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimllli-i----------1~ R I ACH l·BR l.nu~u.11 \\Inc M•' tn\ l''tm cnl op· ~liar L6:•' b1lh..ard rm. Mew >•4 ~ e.o..t.. WHERE ELSE? IA YCREST porturut) • B1kl' lo bc .. t h Poe M>m\"lh1n1t dirfercnt. W• to bffclll. U.- BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR C.in \•IU ft11d •1 lu\i•h 1 l .;mil) home nice 5 from th1l> primt• It B. l>ttthii.' I IT.WO !)l.tJnwmi :I buth honw 011 l11'(froom, 4 b..alh home !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! loc.•ullon ' 3 \'ear nt•w ! 3 PAUL Mi\ltTIN SI0.000. tu){ c-ornt•r lot !or)~ "illO' \\1lh h1rnwl d1mng room G .. 1.1<-droom owner 1> unit or Seal E~h1lc lnr IJ.44 73113 UOHS IUILDER$ L 1 Jr·111lv r n"m. t:x •Mr 1002 '91Mrel 1002 r.•ntJI \\ fln•plotc ~ lv.o -5l6-lll"' Thh uuhtundini; tilt•n r v 6 \Jar OCJUI\ "'" .in ,1, ... 11,•nt lot.;llon on qwct ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ii blodn.oom umlb und a 1 Ol.U CUM 2 Ur. trplt'. ---- iounwl..k \' \ 111011 un•I ,tred Ch c to <1ehooh •. 1----------b(>droom l'nmcrcntuls nc\\ly rt'dee +R·2 lol WILL SILL )()l l)W' 1111-. l.\NU' :.ho11p111.11 t' $1.\!l,~IO Can't Beat This! Bia Canyon Condo ~~:~la~~. c~~~\·::.~:~~ $79.l)~.O\\nr~'40 l~O IUY ITSELF u I' I· ' T II I S PETE RETT b • ~h·'ll"'r tod'·'1t ... 7 . .,,110 Cotta Muo I 014 4BR. well kept C'rpts & "'\l'\llll\\ ••t 11··1J 1 3 Be droom. llllrH.'llt'd y II Md I o~" UJ.,.."' d lk I' '" ~' .. ALTY-ersa1 es 0 e ,...,.,111·1· ·~· . '''·' ••••••••••••••••••••••• r'Jl'l I C Ot'W .nn~your SJ mod 1J1 ltunhn11ton fom1ly room. laqw ~ard 11 b ~ 9~ 962 7751 1.11.'alh 546-4141 , ... M,,..A11111IN,,.A..,.T~T1111R111A_C .. ~11111~ .. ·04 .. 0N1111160 .. 1 ::.::i?.;Ef:~£'.::':~ t~::~t:~~:~:T:.~i [ fll •dlli N~~;?,~~~~1~1::, ,"J~~ ...... TIVoa• s:ll.500. end umt v. 1th SP<·l"lal·ul..r __ long' Spue1oui. room:. In $ S I I OPEN HOUSE . 400ll7'°.a· fOlt AU Vil .... or tht' Golf Courw z STORY sunny d et·ur . jllt'Uffitnl: unroom pee a FR D Y Oo 2 aaus l'Oly den with fcrt'pluce YA FIXER UPPER• hardwood fl oor!> R111 21' Add,ott room + 11 dt'-1 A I m· pm C.M.~_:; ·.-·---~\' Ol)l'I\., lo CO\lll\ard t1re.1 . r O\'k r1replan.• wit h hllhlful3bl'dtrn.131 bath Bl't l l'f t hll n new ~~~ ~1th .1 hf'ull-d. Jlll"UUI Quwt trl'e i.haddcd cul hearth. hu11~· lum1I) home F.xei..•11 rei.lder1llul Spunou' i IHl. f.im r !IPJ l''.nJtt) 1·wc·ut1\l' II\ d1.• ':'<' hidl"> 1thl\ eharm· room \>Jrk hke yurd:. nl'lihborhood l'.>ne mtlc to 673--4400 J-ll Bay\•d·· o •. ,.. .. NB t.,•') blbl ~ COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. Tt1\\nhous""' l'OIY frple __ _ __ _ _ m11 .it •h h1•,l in thll> in.: ii i.tory \ \ '"~r up with rJL~-d pl;inler!'> &r lhe beol·h A b"rgoin 11 (•l\cloo.l·d pJllO, atlat'h dram ..a II\" J7 uu h q It 1icr Gumt biu•kyard v.1th COYere d pallo. All for $65,000 2 l'ar 1wr..aie plu' c.·om HEWPORT SHORES honw E""Y wJlkm~ d1~ room , for JJ;'IOI JBl'UUI Jw.I SM.950. hurry, BKll, 96Z·777 I 1002 G~ol 1002 -------i ..•.•.........................•••.•...•..•...• WHITEW ATER • CO~ST AL VIEW SAN CLEMEMTE • IJ.o•lt1w1rn ! ltJlh liu111t tll lf•P 1 un•hl tt•fl I ' , IU\I 11· l 1µr1·'~ ')h,ir•·, ltH .111••11 t "lotJtt•HI ,. Jif 1\,t\1 p.1t t. It I Int IJ410tth \\llh loOfJt '" '' p.11111 lltil I 'I~ .• ""'' ... j ,., ..... UE:CUTIYE BUCK EST.ATE S BEDROOM + POOL/ JACUZZI ~ 1 1 111.11 oluuhh: door t·n In t11 • ntr rtmnl.'T·" 111' lt~hl .-11·~ .1111 h\ tnl' room l dh11lc.ol ••.• 11., •. ·'"" <I ul.t.11 .. l11q1l,11•· '-11"11 d""" 1.111111~ 1·nh rlJ111 '"' •11 •• 1111·1 "1lh \\ .111 ul lol \II\\ t1I '~l.ol l.hn.: Unbelievoble! .. BccJ.rOQm 3 b..alh ri1rntl) home OnH• $72 ooil Spartou' t''t'('Ull\ l' hom1• ~ 11 h "It'll do\111 Ii\ Ill~ coom. ' .. ullt'd c 1·1hni:,,. 4'\p.111.,1'4' .. 1 ...... .,, •• J,., r,1mll~ room formal dm 111.: & J t JI l(,tr.1111·11:'\t!Jt ltK .1111111 ".111 .. tu South mu111t)pool&1ar uu 1. $1G3,500FN.• 1.111t\' tu H1i: Canyon Jnd .:11.td('n Hw:c l'OV ullS40-l720 .,.. ... _. ONLY S41,500. Willl'rfront Home wcth l'ountrv Club <ind rt·l"rc..a l•rl' . I SCMto AftCI bl'al'h & IJq;1• \\ rJµ hHn.: room llandymiao .._.. _. ~ Cal 644-7211 11rouod pallu P rrh•,·t \\Orl.,h<1p in t:.ir.1~1\' 5 "#I I Calif I .. ~~~~~~~~~~ home for beaC'l'I II\ Int. Ut.'<.lroom,. ? h.1ths Ci.II " °"' o r _ tJs lcfolly deror .. lcd. 4 lnd.;y 114:.! ~ H e d h o m l' v. 1 t h .,.,. Q • '" · .,,. 1 '· chans mJ. Lt:l' lot •1u1et 1~ I HUGE LOT DOYER SHORES -location nr pool & ten111~. ~ ll~PJHW f:~~.~·~:m~':1~h \e~~: ~~~r:i'n; .. !?1;\~~h (.' \I •• " l I' I •• I J (.' J II ~ ~'6 ~.for lull detucli. /.Jn Nl[,(I IJAILC 'I lo. ASSUCIAT[S Mesa Verde ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS One or Nt>wi>ort Beuch' WATERFRONT . --·-·••110::~' luroe bonui. room &. r1nl-.t home~• Unu:iunll HOMLS PRIVATE LAKE m11~y amenll1e11 Vt•ry ~~ locullun. Only 1~•11 .1n•I JJ! 11111 rm na,ol ol1111111· I t111m (!Ill\ l'llH'lll h t'f\111 11011\ hU).:l' ·11111nwt kt11h1•11 !'>\\t•t•p-----------i \\l•ll dl•l\lj(n,ed &h full 0 R~~~-~~~E ~EACH low pnre for lhl~ oreu a1~1····."'."·~-... r::11 .. ;a-- Jmcmt1t'S or I c rom ---------~l' ..... ';1111111. 4 l11•tlroorn. lolboo Pet1in•ulo I 007 Try 86000 cto..-n. h!lkmg I'!! Qljllli.:..:_ _ __:.. fort & prolel•t1on or th 3 bJlh L,\" ~; FO IU:S1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• $65,000.64.,.)474 9e2·<M71lnl~ • ---------•I "'" '·"'' \u 111\1-.h BIG·BIG-BIC DADDY!! Ill.I .1.' 1111<' ,. IJllrHI' lt••l!I '"' , ••• 1 1.1hll· .1 11d 1,11d' 11 1111~· 1-:.11') to·r llh' 'lt1.l 11'<1!1 •, . 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Ulll t-:!I. rt:O l' \ t. 1-: '-I' I. ll S 11 N S I. ~ \ It ' 'I' II t: ---------1 1-~~nTIVC; ll"fY.t.U 01" .. For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD·YISOR 642-5678 llE,,llll•;Yll \(. Si\l.ES 'I ti I~\.' E~ r tin:-~ () O I' I-N II n I's 1-: S :'II 0 1111 1\'I'II1; I' h.ll I' I, f; .\IWUNIJ IN YOl'R (' \ It J l ST W 0 Ilk. W I I II 0 lJ U I'\ ~:,t.;TOltS 1'0I' COM \llSSIO~ I' \ID <'.\I.I. Ill '11,C:TO'J 111-:,\r'll. 11 i. ;! " 1.111 ,\ S I\ I-" 0 It \ l\l'P. ,--.---------llJ\t• '"rnt'lhin11 lo 't·1t·• . .., Cl.I· ,1l11'fl 111, 111111 \\di ,. ' G1M"'4 I 002Cffftttot 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE IBOlll ILlllfS CD. OVER !ta YEARS Of. SERllJCf VIA LIDO SOUD-PIER & sur Jn an Executive Ar<.•tt of rrest1~1ous Home~ 2 Story. 1 Hr. 1 Ro Den 2 F1r~placl' .. Wt't Rar. 3 Car Garugc. $210.000 11..UfFS FJRST QRBING Front row ""!-PLAN" with fabulous bay view 3 BR. 3 BA. fa.m rm. tllf'd l>alio. 0'84OAILY1MIU SUM 1·5 PM. .2145 VlSTA IMTUDA. SIS7.SOO. 631·1800 V.A. BUYERS rllmlty l.:>rj.11' elrg:in•l·---------1 .. tl11un11 rm k1tchl•n 1io · OCEAN VIEW!! S.%.000 10'• Oo\\11 7UNITS·S2115,0W • "(\\113 rm. 2 11.1 hnmt•:.. 1~>.900 & )~:J.'IOIJ '"' Mon1·v l>ov. n' 5U-8640 l'uols1~c lot. Y•>U 11wn th best sw1mm111g heach· :J Fll.'<luccd' 5 Br. 3 bu. nr. I I 1 I t 1.md' lly .i11p't.S249.SOO bdrms. 2 ho & frph•, hay &oct'un.$16-'.SOO ~ 3 Ulki. Heh. 2 story. 2hd 2ba. 2 1·ur i;iur . :I good t•1 Uelruc ~I l(ou rm l'l ':c (fr Iii: ht ! Dcluxc> duple\ • »ll'P" to OWN rt /Ok.It ~IO 0~5 Bl'lll'h Coltoitc • $S4,SOO "'II l'ach uml. Sll:l • .500' t-'md what you ~unl in 4 UR. 3 ba $137.000 c. f. Celesworthv lolboo loy Prop. Di.uly Pilot <:lai.~1fit'd11 Man1h1t1ll Rily_ 0~4_600_ HO QUALIFYING 'Oi"J ~M lJt6H ~ RULTOM REALTORS 640·0011 R•oltor• ----luy this l"'"'aculot• • 675·7060 • Mesa Del Mar 41R. 21A ho"'• with COSTA MESA CLASSIC l o..l.1 \11..,J ' ht•'I hK'J 111111 llllJ:P ~ hl't1room (JOll\ hom1 '1 ..i!'~tYe !')r1.1111,h hru k llrepl.1< I' ~~i.l1.:11"J\ c upi:r .. d1 n1t I hrnu..:htout .. :vt'c) v.um.on'• ()re111n k1ll'ht•n '.\l>!i.~I full l>f'I('(' 1\9 'um.th1·lc V .\ t t' t fll'X 1till" hn1Jn t>1n~ -t'nlt I.lit ilil •• ,.I # • ' t *, A-FRAME IYTHESEA Anyone For Pool? enjoy the' lo\ cly 'q fl homl• with }OU f am1I) or t'nlcrtain you Cnl'nd,. Open kite-hen l.twllln'.1> v. Jrm v.ood a t mo,,phen'. Jddt-d pullo i.un pol'<'h. J IK-drooms t'OUld be -4. loft . pool roo "''lh 1·~tom wet bar ton many 11m t•n1lll.'s l lht Offered ol S96.950 l'all far J t tl5&5 W. 8".ef,C.M. Neat 10 Meru l &.Miet S49·1655 1·:"1u1~1l1• !>pl1t h•vt•I 3 lll•Uf()l1m11 ('h11rm11111 ----------i tiattony o• cs 1001'11 r1uy Balboa Island r1r('rlut•1•. l>ernruted 111 C'll() v.hu ..... 11111 ,.,,h "''lh Ex I . Sh . 1.1r11c t·Jtht.•dr ·" n·11tn11' C USJYe owang Gia"' 1l11ori. 11p1•n to OPEN HOUSE 11riv111t• 11 .. 11Jl'n t-:lt•(•lr11· Thur~ fo'ri Only t '1 30 i:ur io~r 110111 open~f Zll 21111 A-' S1•pnr.1l1• l.1c·1hllf"' for • 2 .,...e clubhnu\r, 1rnn1ic rourL,. ('hurmini: clupll•\ mo,11 ~iJncl voll\•)I h.111. 2 pooh. N na~. a bt·clrnom Ult t. )JCUHI only I '• t.i11t• h.•" 111\1·1> ll•1ni: b)Odl' (rum "'ICW!lOr\ o.lr\'11 W hrt•11l,1ll' f ii hr IJl.'udi' (ltlly~ St•ldov.n 11p,l111r' otlll m1•r 1lhh· <'.ill now• "42 2~\ JIJI ""rk 1>1 Ill h .111tl l'll • ., ,. , , , ,,. tr.c "ttor,1).:t' l>u11l1·\ fulh [ ~ Uftll ;:~I~;:""'. "'':.; WHITEWATER OCE.AMYIEW! North· Lai:oo .. llt-:11 h Condo Lari:i' I l>ec.lrrn. 11 4 b.ith. f1n·plucl' l-::1. l~l\l\.''lunde<"k ~1lh fJn lDSllC ()C('U O VICW l'nt"t•tl undt•r market at SSb,51111 t;JtdU.'tlVl' 1)44 7Z70 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Priced Right for Retirement l-:t1<1)' upkttp, frnnl 111111 hal'k patio fur 111111loor l'OJU)'mt'nl SpJl lllU'< "n11pro" :woo :Ht It Opl'll frt·hnt: l.1m1ly klltht•n \\ , .. ,,aratt• t•HI rcrnt f11mn11 .. reJ Comr> h\ till. 3 1111> bt:drm' ;! ~·11 1111r;i1:1·-1 "it h dl·•· 111ic.•nl't'< On!' ltl111 k In tt·nim., dub und v. Jlt•r ~Lu·~:~ c. it1~ srAHISH •• u.. t•...:~ l llOROOM + po°' -.:.......:..... ~ r lx.o11ulJiul llk•d .,Ah V W -;;.;;;;.;;;;:;:====;Ii~---~-~-~· hUlll" l1\1ni: room • l'r.11·1.1111.i r111•1J IU••' IAYYIEW ·Harbor Hacienda (; 1111 r m I' I k I I c• h I' 11 Oftl S 124 500 w hrt•akra .. 1 ,111•11 Si·nl' Y • t-'ount:J1n Vnllcy. rwul & 11,•rc•', 111111lht•r 1.u~k l'X 1 "I d 1 n .. u lh("IJ w1n1low to nnvat1• 1· ('1111 .. ll' rm.1.11 ,. u .. ,. du•l\I· lhut r1111 'l h<• I If w •1·~ 1111• Pnlto Sn[lrt• for ltV. 111 yr11 llt' •·1 " ,. matdwtl i\ lrul.v flrtl' rt ""'}I • 1·11·1111.1 rlllrktn" l.cll'lllNl nt!Br l'UU II. ,,... "" • ' " hnm1• .t n1I lo1"a t1nn f I l u ny ll" i.ehool1 nnd 11hoppin" 1.lC'1 1 ct·•· 1>1 11 .. l"·r"•"' prtl'<' et f.">1,000. S11ut111u .. :i tx>'1rm, ('JJ);.' i 111llf.l<l lruturt•1< ... .. Crld 2 l41orv l>l'n or ~th S46 750 llurry• C.111flf,.,li11f1 lwrlrOtS11 fium,• rtl(1m. • [ ij·ea_· _:1_1_·1_1 ;~::. ~:ri~K~:';~,::: ~ I: '"I 1·1 \I 11 RAMILIHG IUCHESTATE l H ·WALK TO SURF S64.SOO St•dudt'CS l.'ntry to luut f.1m1ly 'wt-<I h\ln1t room MJ\~lv<' "''°"" rln•11l11·c ~·orm»I leisure d1nlnll room ro n\·l'n1 ~ntl) ~t'rl "" frt1m 11ourm1•t aJ.rdtn k1U.bCJl.. Lu•b tr opll'al tt•rr1tl'I' St•p.trntr v. 111.i for \ l't) pnHll~' mn.,.lrr 11u1h• & l'htldrt>n'" 'IUIHtttr .. llurrv' Call 003-TUl O'f '°'" I 1 Q •I ' •t~ ft't ·• , [~lfilll FIXER 3 Br. 2 B:i . s hol'\ w1lk lo beaeh, nreds p111n\. cpts, t<'C" Makeorftl' Mewport "-' Reolty 61).~ , / I, ,I I, I < \ , &~2 5678 }, Dress Plus Jacket Wht~ lilt ltmt ,111110 1111 ywu bt dtt1eh1ed lo bne lh•s OOUl>lt t\ltl drt'' plu• CM• 1 >c•~t (1\11<)\f Pfllll n' pl11n or 111 one 1n lrl•I ~heer wool P11111rd 'f'llttrn 9149 Hllf $izea 10' 1 12\i. t•' 1. 16~11. 18'~ ~It 14~1 lbll•I Jn l•'tt 17 • y11d1 &O inch l'br•c ~t~d SI 00 for Heh 111ttem. Aftd Jw tor tac'1 pltt11n for ftr'l ·CIUS tlf'IMtl, ""'dhllt Sud Ito Create Waves II'' f1e1ty colo, uc1ttme"t with lh1s 11pple lopper C10t.hit from lht ""' doWI' 111 Ill OINI Pttet. trlCIU<hllR •luvH. UH •111t11np, woc.itd In three vivid ~lors, P11lt•n 7216 Olrtcllons 101 ~Im ~ 10: 12 14 lf'ICluded $1.00 tor t9'h oellem. Ad~ 3~t txtl patltm for hrst ell\• e1rm11I lod h1ndl111e. Su' l• Sugar 'n Spic• only SI 0,000 down. Wtth e\ery th1n.r xtra Wolll'9 clld to 1chl1 & • n11.ce' Hcauurul larae beoc:h. Neor AH..to & family room 1n ric h Mo9nolio . IKR. wood. bril'k firl'place. 751-5441 separate J(ucsl d1n1nt --------- room served by an all de s,.ctocu View luxe kitchen Dn \.C·lhru Pvt corner lot 2 Ur. 2 ba gJraf{e for your boat. ~xpen,11vc drpi./crpt. lluge .rear yard, over l / spiral 11t.;ircu~c. 979-81166. acre an all. $65.950. a lot 008 0062 for ao hllle, BKR, call ------- M0-1'120 AH YOU HADY1 New. Under $57,000. Culhedr al liv r m . frplr, fncd yrd. Hurry! flurry' •• # lft C.Ufontlo" SPIRAL STAIRCASE Spoclous e l eg o nee. ----------:Never laved In 5br. !! TAlllLL GARDEM LIVING frplca, 3ba, huge ram rm. C.M. S6S,SOO cathedral Uv rm, J ·cor Spac 4 BR. Prime loc. Cheerfully done. lots of brick, R.R. tieli, wood deck & veg ~ardcn + much mote. O..-ncr must go, hurry call Artale & Assoc. 839·m.5. COLLEGE PK. JOr , 2ha, lg Pool+J11ccu21. i m · mac. $61.000. 549·3743 •MESA VERDI': 1-:x1-:c by owner. 3401h'lrt '1 Ur 4 Ba nr itolC course & ncv. park. Pnnc only 519 32.~ MESAVODE Swim rool. 1 hcl1mom . 2 bulh, ht'Ull•d poo117-t.~ Owrrt'/Atl. 540·0555 College r urk. 301l, d en. 21M. l"ountryk1t1"ttC"n. itlt .• . Ml ()511() MISA VEflDI SPECIAL Grrol fnmlly homl', :l lx.lrmtt, :i hoth~. f111nlly room. rarcplurc. Wml(! 1>anrling, C'OYOn'il pnllll, h•twl'd rcrn r yartJ , cJoa run. 1$9.~00. wilh u11 1111m11hlt· G.I. loon. Vo1it1I Wl~rc;1or JU-Al I I IN(. IMll 21./l HOME OFTHEMOHTH WI.~. IJU)'8 o llllpe!rb vuluc'. Compar ably low for thb. pnmc lnc1Uon. Hrtllhl &. l"hl'ery. lrnh f11ln1, l14.•11ullful vorqu«'l lrrnrlnu So. 11 .U . Coll(•t'l, 714/ OOll 44511 MATCHLHS , .. r rl«'c & voluo. Juat rt!· d uccd lo 11cll. 1$6,llOO ! /\ 11 d I" d h 0 u II l I ' u I hrickwork . I mported lllc . :i._ ht.lrm . l.nvely yurdi.~lt h t iff 1r11un lawn11 & l10ol or trlr. al" l't'lll. Co llect. 114 / IJ6IJ 44SO Ol . ICl'altora. 548·9340 1--------- HoftttlrlftCOMf $41,500. A ONIQUF. PROPt:l\TV Clean 3 UK. liie yard. 3 ~1111lllul, blc J bedroom. r11r p.ar1tf!«'. In aood 1tr1>11 2 lmth. ram rm, fp lr, \111• Prl<'l~d for quirk ital<' <'anl l•frw rnrpl'tl ti Ql!IC'k J)Otlll'Olon. Hkt (rl"lhl)' palnl<'d l lk>drn1 AllC4' Brooltt t>-IO ~or )110 7400 unll now rC"nlrd, 1 both, Needlecratt Dept. 10!1 IY OWHH SllJO • month 3 Car Deily P1101 t•nclotl'd 11ur111tC". Near Bo• 163 Old Chelsea Siii. 3bd. 2ba. rrpr l.. pool. cvvrythlna ),OM. Okr New Y0tk. NY \0011. Pr1n1 Jacuul, aha kt' roof, ha rd 536·11311 Name. Addrus. Zip, wood flool't' Oood lora i----------Patltlfll Number tkm nr 11t'hool. $M.~ =!_.thlnp1vs 3f,.. ~!/r~ -7-~--01_'9___ n..:.~~ltBKR'P2L8.AACllo,.•nr. &1• .. iw 197g l'ltCDlCCllArT o .. PoW I 026 ~ iu School ., park. ~f-LOG! His ntf'.J1Jllnc. 75c ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gd tnm. ~..t\71 P111ern Dept ••7 C,.._.t "'111 S4Wf., St.Oii ~an vll'w. Expundohlr VEAG Im It Y.A LTV Crtdlet • W-*'k -J1.00 2bd. 11.,bB on huge lot. 232 WH I 181h 5 1. =~.~::U · s l:: Ftnc'llt ureu In 1•01t~ud1•11. POOL HOMI Vorlt NY 10011 P11nt sew +lllllt ~ Sl.2! 179,900 Joun. /\&l Rynwncr.beout.2sty 3 NAME ADDRESS ZIP ,......,.left.... .JI.GI 495-5000 Dr 2 Bii. llum Rm , fpk. NSUI ~BEER'" d s T y LE ~~cc"™' ..... ~.. 'sl.00 8-,-oro------, 0_3_2_, E7. malnt. S7t.000. Opn ".,,...., Ndltt ...... 1.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ilse S11l 1 Sun I ·5P !\I , DI '" .,..,, ""' tt &•I • l11t11t Crtdltt .... su o L. II E FOD L'ST 008-0189 pltfrw frHJ h H 11tW ftt ltstalt Macnlle .... $1.00 Aa n.n t>r• a• ------ Ollt nn F•l.Wl•ttf ,111,,. l111t111t *"' .... _ -SUO Brand new luktrront PRESTIOt: .rnr 2 Story. CN!tt-cll, et9'0'I 11au. '" .ta•t• llft INk j t.00 with privat~ b<.'och. boat 2•-. b•. Sunken LR. Ase.ml frte fltter11 tf 19ur clltlce. Ctaltlltt •tO•• 194 t.00 and ~ dock wlll be In 846-0720 s ... u, .. ., 121'rf11Af1b!H l2 50' clud•d. Two.st o r y 1--------- Stw "'-lllll l .. k Sl.25 IHlltftlWlbfl 50' ba lcony. 481\, J BA i.1t111t *"' Ct•fts SI.II ...... att1tt1 .. u t 5h 1100.000.w/SIO'n down. You don'l nttd • •un lo h1lblrt ,,..._ It-St.• II Wlb fw ,..., 12 '°' OWNR/AGT. $40 "draw f••l'' ~h~n )'OU l•1111t S.•1111 ... , suo hll .. 11 Jltfr ISO _59, i;>loce a n ad In the Oally Pilot Wa nt Ad11l Call now -642-5671. ' • • .. ~~~ ...... 1~.~.~ ........ 1 ~.~~•••u• ~.~.~.; ..... ~.~~ ....... ~~.!!!~...... lhUrMtay.Septemb«16.1971 OAllYPILOT Cl ,......__.._.. 104 .,..,_.._. 106tHe•portleeclt 106t Legllmieleec.111 1041 Newport .. oc_h IOH t.cwP-rop.1ty JOOO .._.,.,_...a.ct Hoeltesu.fwWslled HMMtU..fw 'hd ....................... ···•••••·•••·•········•··•••·········•······•· ...................................................................................................................................... .. MYSTIC HILLS Spralu1 JJtll Nt' ... 1M g NEW UNITS ..._ l.a.d l 1 •Mn• lU4 ,,...,. 1244 CAREFIEE LMNG 1Tw·llned dnn to Im preaalve tnlry Sunken h vln1 rm w/fplc 1 Sq ft on oo. rlwr rau doora from ma1tl' bt-'Cfruom and llVlnll rm t privacy orlentd pool and maintenance fr Wik yard. • DedrmJ, II, alld a at~p au.\ c chel\, Au1&mablr loan! Call quick to·~ all lhll for under A0,000. Have you noticed th~ surcety of vacant lots on Lido Isle? We Just happen to ha .. ·e n rar~ flnd Please call for Worm at1on ! 3BR. ll>a. 1•u.na. \It-•, d•M· ~ d <'frt •u bmt! •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \lt'W, \I~ OPl'::-J M '~ MD11n1f1ccnL Br uv.nf'r COSTA MESA Br, i s., very nice, W~lde. Ntw plush 38r, OPTlONTOBUY t S 103 Cur11l Dr G1t•"l ~ orM4 ~ frple, patio, BBQ. 2H1) ~C\ bll~. frplc. mature On &olC coune Nev. ""ttutt\" h-Omft W•lk lo ''"e ""'•ch, ~i. •• O.luxr nf'w unit 1 . all R\&bY S400 mo. 539"831 ad.Its. S400 2m P&c\nr ph)lh lhncho S•n Jo ,711 760 I ,. "'-T "' ~ .,.,..... • • h f I d -Ave &u..0758. .. ..• 1\ trlh e nr Cul\ Ar •· ' ... v lft\nl,, from lbls •b.l"' 4 .. i. ""'P ace• an ...... do...!: 3107 --..... " "' ·"' pn alt patM>ll S)OO 000. .-•-•-r S I> Jo'v. y. 11Ut a.q fl, 2 &I br hm. Only S79.~00 \' · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• vR&AT 3 RH :: Ill\ CON rotw dt•n. 3,,. ba, lut. I OSO <~n hoU Sat & Sun EANFRONT Wlntet DO cpts, drpe. fl>lr, "'"'lie mst n1lte" bn. frplc. dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• _. .. _ ., ..o~' "•r pool adll• •350 ''"" • ..,,... • " ~...,,.,.._ •. ...._ _ _ • ...__ 40R 2ba. fully furn'd. : .... 1· 1.... • · .. · Stlpt l~th. 20 Arbol••· ROOM TO GROW ~ SfiOOI R1 873 5410 .,... "" C.:llll Pro~y Hou e for I& ,,Quall ~ Rtntal·OI\ Tho ttucb an closf'b. t-ncl P•llo dbl """' "i•r . .,. .. ~mo R .. Dd" 4 Harm • 2 \., bitth & fant MlW USTIHG! ~ _!!.'O· tr. . ----~o.t300 -----u / ~ 1 \ '"'/'\. rm boint 'l'ol.illlly u1> N'pt. Sllores. t\ frame, nt•'flO C.,._. .. Mw 3122 4bd. :!bo hmr · <.:orncr • Unln1nill.Y Park twnhm, 4 achl~man ~ ~l'~a.l'n 1tr1tded & v.Ub d,.mat1r I ~l)'. 2 BR" utn or 3 BR ..... ~" NIWllOlf ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd )'~ •• ~Int cond. 1375 Ur 3 811, f111n rm. mlcru Saddlt•buck \lh_•w• llltruo, 2 put10.'1. Ste~ lo tnl('r IJ,fl. 3br, 2b•. ocn mn.fl42·2Z.:ll. O\l\,11rpool,j1u:7$2·~ Bayfront home on end of Lido Isle, with ~.W(i ~t·~ & pool~. t nly 2 NEW £/SIDE vu, s45ot mo. Owner. OLLEO t: PARK rr Univ .. ork Pr_l_l\_celo~ POOL ESTATE pier ror large boat. View of tumlng MORIMSREALTY CAYWOOD REALTY C.M. TRIPLEXES M4&130l &75~13 ~od;1:;c:~1~:~:1~1.n~,~~~ v111a1c 111. 3 RR It D10' Only '87,600 ror tbi• basin. neighboring islands & hills. * 4944057 * • $4'·Ut0 • H v. llllts. 3bd, ofc., den . z ear i:ar. lltm1nr. nlt'c rm. $17~. 6H·1T70 •~'>< ()()() P tt I l> t: 0 t' 2\'lb~. i.v.lm puol, Oct b hd g39• 838 407c \'U.Wmi..<1.'CJ ~oun1 1-:xcc, ~. 3br, ib• tv. nh~c-.\1r ----0 W N I': It S II I P . tS Jun(! ht. ~100 mo n r · " "' Turtlt'rock 4 br, fum rm. 4 br. 2 ba home with •II LIDO REALTY \'lew.upi:radt'd,pool \1> UDOISU TOWNllOUSE UNITS G40 IGGO 832·8681(71-tl ___ dm rtn. 2 bo. new cr1>t tOO.c mul'h aow:ht n s ulf\ll ll l\• v . 7 ,,., F1rat 1'1mr Offt'rrd' with 3 b("drooms, i•. -o-r•t JJ26 IA-UtiC' Aatt.~\1·5032 trU.'I l»~h·full)' llont' us 3J77 V'9 Udo....... 67J..7l00 $4!1.~ Ov.n\•r S86 8UM Wttrm" (.;hc-rrful 4 Ur & b:itb Owtlera' unn 3 Bdrm with bearh out ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- -- l'<Jncrrlr clrnr. 'P·••'''.._" 1>...n. 3 U.a. L.:e Liv Hm front Complrlely furn. Be h Hou e. 28r 1 bJ UNIVt:ltSITY Pit.Rt\ rm.. nr~ plu~h c;irl)t't V;,u nt J lir 2 HJ, air . .A!> w I B t'" rn <.:I 11 .ii. & S3SO mo\\ intl.'r. O:~an vi~w n~ )'IHd pnml:' .:rl."t'nbell loc .. nr t'xttu1:.1tr ~"II ln•at 1...,-. 10.,.4 i.m 7't V.\,S2Sllmo.:\u fl'l1.111 :1 ton l' t"rplc . I! OunM ~ Waterfront llomes ~k.4 ............ ~ .......... 210E pooh. park, schoolw, menll. bltru., m1l'rov..1\t' "" t O ~ 9.)(13 Lu$tro u:i.. C.Hl'free • ..... 631 1400 _,,. "",..,.,,"'.,... II f1l4'd 3 B ! 8 0 y c n .. n (j Id t' I I.'". ...................... •••••••••••••••••• ••••• pain 'l\nr <.A!ramJc Tile t1oors In Plac• ' . af\ 5 a .... kmb 3\ a Im . r •• 11oraoow. back )'arQ \\1th SJUNNING• OEBFIRD , ARK LOCJIMO Mi«JIMI I 052 Kitchen & Oin1na Art:£ Pl ., I rU.• C.h Meta l 124 ----3212 rorm dlnl!. $tl~. M3•073G l.'0\'Cred pulm & ~him • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge Den w/Wet liar. m ··"29 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BToro or~ 081' ____ _ mul n a poo l. 1 m I' r o t r s 11 1on.a11 > 2 Honw1 for S9• 4 IR IM Refri..: & Frpk Crptg ...,..GUML-a ~IUICM S14S mo total. 3S' Noblh.~ ··.:::0··~·T·1•1::~.:A··,~~·R•,•• WALNUT SQ, 2sty condo. inoculate mo~· 111 l'und lundsca~ 4 h.-droom Plan 3 2100 ~ft. ~.000 Thruoul. 3 Car Gar. So homt-. Adlt Pk, no pets ""' ' "' " ... · 2 Ur !&. sunken U\• rm. Fur early app i•;ill lkrhll'Y 111 t'ulll.'C & Plan 4. 2500 'HI fl. ''THE HILLS'• Put10. Corn(•r Lot on No COVINGTON Av&110cl l "'2·2627 3 " de.n nt'w homr e>n 53.'IOmo 7S2-iM3wkd)s II Pur ... lie1tullful tiwll 1 S90.000 Ph · 7S2 o:ns o .\n lmmnl•ul:itt•. up Sade ... Be:i.l Beach" -----Lake ~ort':.l "''\lcv. ol n-a.e'rts dt'l>l.&~hcht''m'tud). 833-7006 lti<1tJ('d. ~rll to1atrd Acro:i.:i. The Street fOURPLEX ~ .. eclt 1141 ~·ater tS2tl i.q ft. 2 ba.w111o~•tlomeio.,3br,2bu. nuu ~1't \Jar in f..1n11ly rm -------D11rtmouth pl;in ~Ith Ownr1Hkr. For Appt • ••••••••••••••••••••••• AC.~t'lbar,frpk,p;iU OW . fplc. cpls. drpli, R It IJ.ick ).ard 1-. <'nhiin<·N CAMPUS e\'ery detail complt'lt' Call673-6'756 Beautiful pride of OCEAMVIEW & dbl ~..1r Clubhou!\c , ~·mo 963·4569A~ No l!il Y by largt' coH•n ·d vuuo but tht' grds 1n n ·;ir ownership four·plex In pool & tenl\1:. Ind S l95 f"--e itrn kedlllN dl'<'kln!(, gas BBQ & t·on VIEW yard lSnng your l!lt'l·n SPYGLASS HILL Tustin . Spuc1ous 3 LAGUNA Readynow. lsl 6408300 ------ ......_ ._., ver&3llonul (1re pit Stt' Debghlful 3 BOR~I . 2 thumb und saH~ fll<.i $$S Op Su b V bedroom, }. bath ownt!r'• Relax m beaullfulh• de· -~ --Umv Puk home. pools & ---------1 awa)' from rerre6h111 • BA home near Univ Priced bt:low ron'lpet1 XJn: Hr.Pi~auf:rDe~ew uml has fireplace. Thrt't' coraled 28r home. or Super 3 br,:? ba. fplc , OW. 21rk ~ jacuu1 3hr, I Br. tam rm, frpl & pool A1tk10& 563,SOO A itcnt. 642-38.'iO HACH WALK SI0,000 DECORATOR Walk or JOI! to Q('l'Un 1 mllt•' Gor~<'ou., Sp.-ni:.h ..icccnl tywnh'tl m c SH.000 ~onh of up.:r..id 1111: Cabll• TV Gun:cou~ t·Mpelm1: m IJritc li\lnlo: room. Sp.1n1t-h firt'plJtl' Sl) hsh 11ourmt·t kitchen + family room l.uri:c ma.. .. tcr v. mg Ouht.intl lnl' patio Set> lo bell~tl' CaJlno"' 7~· l 700 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• la.cho S• Joaquin Drand nt'~ 3 BR. ~nd un 1t , nt!ur pool Mu;.\ ~4'11 mukcofCcr' HasffncJt & Co. REALTORS 640-5560 IELIEVI IT! Th111 henullful :1 hll rm Plan tu 2 1n lb« "Willow~" olfrri. .i coun lr)' kltdWll l..tJC'all'll 1111 J qwct cul II<' ~111· l l oHt•r:. JUSl llw kind ol rm\111n you'\ t b<-l·n loul.111g l11r t:klisl' to purk RAMCHHALTY 551·2000 comm•n1l> parks H.c..:b School. rt hoppml( tionatS68.900 By owner 640•1751 2BR unit!> wuh patios beach All maintenance c~h. dr~s. ,s3sst mo ~"Jb~. 2 car aar. '395 pools. ~-emg Is behcv· llnd recre.itmn One of CalJ644·7211 64082'7ll\mcssage or anddecks,closeto shop· 1ncl'd. Maid :.crnce. 9ti3 1~A~t.N~~-·--&4082.i8 ------ In&' Price has bet'n re Turtlcroc:k'i. ll\•-.t \.Jlut:i. ping. Short drtdl' lo he:ll<:d pool. frpl c. Fountoift Volley l2J4 Live In lrvlne Villui:e. We• duce<!: Don't mi5s 1t • $72,SOO 1---------•I freeway. Newly painted. be~ut1ful landscupln~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• huvt' homl'1> ovall:£ble foi /Jn ,_.l [,[L RANCH UAL TY 551-2000 UAllE'f & A550CIAI £5 Clost."<i ttaragcs. A:.sumc pallos, ul1I pd. $200 wek. Fireplace. 3 br. 2 btt. cov lca:;e '"· SPYGLASS HILL the present loon ut the Also 1 Ur collage. a.?me pullo, nl'w cplll, drp5 w111nul Sq The Ranch ~~;'s ~ket lntcrc~ rate fcutures $1~ wk. 49-S 2996 uw. No wax firs, :iupe r>cerfil'ld Culvei'dal• Laguna Niguel. Newport Deuch'i. flnc&l • · Winter Rental. 2 Br. 3 Ba, I~ S4t0/mo. 963·4569 Ag <.:a. Jto~·ne.s ~nlv. Park custom hom.e~1les. on t.he IJ. jQuail ~ house. pvt area. ocean No fee. College I ark the choiucommunity "erytopurSp~J.ll:.iss H1ll PICIC9 ••de fanta~llcvicw, Com I ed h b 28r)·ourchol{'eof<41 W11lbu1ldtoi>wt.From Prap•rM..a mo (g..7901 P r C<'d. 4 !'_· ~··-"· rrom$300to$4SO . ••• l1NOBS1'Rl!C'Tt:O $135.000 ---·~ · oew.crpti.. rps"' P...ul 3Br-tyourt>hol~of(ll \ \'rF.W 10 ~lil l' Sad Sp)gla&sH.lllSales Otc -~s,t.!:!!o. NM:M Mewporf .. 41Ch 3169 Fpk.,S-llOmo. 963·45619 fromS375toS47$ dll'buct. mounl.11n 'IC\\ 1:; llodcg8 llay On H i -••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt. No fcl' 4 Ur rour choice ofl6l rrom th1 ,, i.harp J Hit 2H \ "1e\\ port fk,1ch Oceanfront wnlr 2Br. Iba Lei._. Uw&.a.. from $440 lo $SSO. 't513 CAMflUS_J)a·fRVl,.E North\·ie\\ ho ml' T\\• 1714 )t>IH321 .._.EEDED'.'· ulil 1 pd. Patio, gar _, No "'tt:s Th1i. 1"' the home you ·\l~ ye1tr )OOni: ;incl lwlh' n Adulll> only Pool. Ttn· RAMCH IULTY ~n ~:11tin1t for' llurry•1----------i than nl'w Lo:idcd v.ttb Office manager and ad· 5325 mo. Avail now n11 Lo\'ely 2 bc-drm, t•'I THIS IS IT! All the e'lrus mo1kt'lh1" IUl<REY i..l ru!> l'rol e~ ltl:.t'pd -d1llon3I sales staff fonn· ~2510. bath. dblc garage. You S51 ·2000 bUrrn hom~ v. 1th honu. COUlGE rARK Hird Bu\' 11 no"" and Salt Cletneftte I 076 veslmenl oncnled real Beach front 2 Dr. 1 Ba, no own yard. Localt'd nca New Towl\hoUH on Golf r oom 1n bt'11ut1fu Brand new ll stin" in niovt•inJCida)-. t"11 ~1uf ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'l>Uater1rm1n llunlln1ton peU. new furn, winier shopplng,park,fr~way. Course 2or den 2 ba t:uherdtth• ttb\olut~I· ., C<'rofSl\2,()(WI Mm1 Costa Villas, on° Heact\. Grudualed com· '213).-.c.,.,., $335/mo. l\Jlt. No fee. . • ' ' • t:ollc~c l'ark ~tcp up t ., ~ """".,.,_. P\'l pat1011 $495 mo unht>he\'abll"' l.:pt:rad good h\ ing in r rntral ;ur La1tun.1 l\1gud Really pha1>e, lovely upgr:ided m 1 i • 1 o n i. p I 1 t 5.54-1412. 54\;·l!GM IW0.0097 • cafl>l'l & dr.apes thruoot t'On<liliomoi.:. ~ IJdrm . 496-4040 830·5050 plan Ill. end un11. I yr 60/40 fl0/20. Experience Oceanfront dupll'x 3Rr. <.:entral u1r Soft \\all• l>.ilh home '" t•xecllent _ old. S65,500 496-7139 pays' <.:all Ken Johnson. 2ba. Frplc, UW Winter 1ft~e:n~g3h8~r~J1.1 ~Ir~ ~ ~~ plumh1ni: Ori e loeau-0n For lhl' ~oung evs wknds.011-nr.Agl. 960-<WtOorG73·3G20 rt'ntal.S475mo 67S42l!J D.R .. :? ba. Pvt pool, Singletamilyllomt-tl f1repluce 1-·.am1ly room h h .. OR " n ,. •A•" lteduced' .\ mu'lllO!it'l'' Ill rart and t t• 1tro"in1: RIVIERA DIST. ----SU-pg to pier & bch. Nl·llr grdnr. wtr pd. No pelS. ' "'.,.., · ··· · · ... ....,.1 RAMCHHALTY 551·2000 fumtly You won't lw :? ;r nld Townhomc 2ur. Near beach, magnifirenl SAtlo CLl'.:MENTE: (3) 4· new. 2DR ~UA. S315 202 ~/mo. ~-112Q. 3 BR 2 811 •• • • • ... $~ ~urry If you pul th1' on 1 ~ h.-Man) extra,. bluA·•"atnr viow~. spuc P,lexc~. I 2 2·3 bdrms. 2lsl.67~~ ''G,...... Valley'' 3RR 2 R3 .. " ·• • .. $4~ \"Ur l;ct to se~ r•r1 .. -" l $.\l,fll)() Ph 495 s749_ _ "' -' ' ~ XI I I 80"' I 3 BR 2 t •A., .. " ~ ' .~.... JllR l"bu. st!Mln hY rm nl ocnl on. '0 oan OCEANFRONT winter. · · ...... ··~--i.cll atS91,500 l\111oanh S ummit adult w/raised frple open Full pnce $120,000. en. 1 f 5 8 S575 mu.• Nt-w. 4 huge 3BR.2 .......... $4;\.\ rommun11~ Nc•srly OI'\\, beams nl'w plush c·rpls Prin. only. Broker, com~ e5lc l urS~OO r. bedroomi.. 3 full buths. 3liR.2Ua ........... MM tol.llh upi.tr'Jclctl rondo lhruou'l This home 1,_ 1714 )493·2700. ;Svl~~04 ep · mo \'<''>' lnrl(e yard, UMl o 4 UR. 2 lla · .... · S41S ():van \ll'W. C!hd & den. cu'l lm ·bll in t'Vl•r y ______ pools. clubhouses, 4Dl{.2'1'1 ll3 ......... $490 2h .. , 1 .. h k1tc·h .. h\,1m · · 1 parks very <'lose t 4Ull.3 11o .......... S72:1 v ,., rel>l)("<'l Storu,i.:e ~u ore. BAY Rt-:NTAL : Townhomf:ll ---------· din rm lll {'ii end crt yd, Mui.l see to opprl'rilltC Income Special 4Dr. ;i•, bu w /dot•k for _sc~ls. (71~) SJS.2173 2 rm 2 fl ~s red hill~·. 552-7500 571UOO 496·14!1t Only S139,5011. Tt•rmi> Combination business power bf)al. Winter ren· HwttinC)totthech 1240 2nR:2u~::·:_.":::ss.% .RAHD HEW I-..... hoch I 048 ~A•, ........... Vl•jo I 067 493 503t und homn prO""'rtY with u l or yrly l!\C. S!f7S mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 UR 2 Do ~·50 ....,.-·-.... ....... .. KILLGORE RI:rns • ,.. c II M I 644 8612 . . . . . ... .... l'lr k >our own clt•t•orat •••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••• •• •• ••••• ,. __ _ pool for off hours rccreu· _a_ rs . ..Onf! 4 DR, 2 Da. Yrpk, dbl gar. 3 BR. 2~ Da.. . ... $450 1ni: st'hl'mt'. dolie l NEW & t:XCITINti CHARMl.._.G San Juan lion. Commerciul area. $425. l-"1rsl, la.st & clcon· 3 Ult. 2 Ba .... • · .$500 4hopp1ni:,:;t-hools &pool; h1lltoµ hom e feJlunn11 1""'11 Capistrano 1078 bus y s t reet. AsktnA HouMtu.funtislwd ing.962-7788,. 3BR.2Bu ......... $500 l.irl(estmodelmTheTcr· CATALINA VIEWS 3 3bdrm "SeYlll~"inM1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• $60000 und 1ontd for••••••••••••••••••••••• 3lllt.2~'11lo ·•· .... SS!)() (" P 0 UR't 2 0 \Tll I l V 'fh I I • II h •...a.-.-r--1--·.1 )1107 38r t•~ Ba Condo, pool, 3 BR 21 ... U <'nu. rat'e o vn1vcruly ark .., :• . , . qull 1 y 1>1C>n u•jo 1s ovt' v 0 0 N • T L t: T T ll 1 s most ony i;ma usmes1. ---a a 1 · ·~ a ·· • • • • . .,.,.,., 3 Bdrm~ . 2 1.ialhi., dmmi.: ~'fln.'>trucllon. 887,5(1(1 home ofl\Jr' (l)m1lv room "II.I.AGL· S J 3l• Call for mformallon ••••••••••••••••••••••• frphlc. pat 0• encl gar, nr 4 DR.21~ Ba .....•..• $475 J \" y R 1 d · •. " c. au uiin lr . be . 536·1.SJS eve. A BR 2,_._ n eA7" rm S7'.500 ay '"· cub c.A ty + l'Us toll\ rape:. "' charmer Rel awuy! Neut 64'-1474 , H.,ba w /bay v1eow. .. · ,..... a ...... ..., "'· 31709Coas.l llwy carpetini: thruoull lakc.W .SOO •1 eCl"OS& from Bay Beach. VACANT. sharp 3 bedrm 4 BR.2Va Bii •• •••.• ~lS So t.aiuna __ 49'J-2237 Beautifully landllcaswd 1 I 1 1 I Nr Nwprt Harbor Yacht 2 ba. new paint &: cpt llurry! Won't lai.t loni:• 4 1 • Ctub. S48Sl'rly.67S-1304. 137.SLmo. ~·lll7 3Sk I • IEST IUY * A.MCNOllAM . . Keith 'I _ r.-nrc. oluci• up1trudi•cl M Pilot Want Ads. 2 Story. 4 br, 2 ba, fplc /Ii· ... ~~ l." i: u n a l' h" rm 1 ~ 17141496-7711 OW. cpts. d1"P5. clean ~~/.'l)f lh•droom hnm r hi\ cl) Have up lo S800 cash to In· del Mar lZlJ $495/mo. 963-4~. A&t. lW"d ;ind pauo ~M 11011 SUPER SHARI' vest 1n units "Comm"I No fee. G22.CU:IV\ 552·70~0 THE ·:. · · VILLAGE .. REALTORS SN!ludcu b4.>hind walled ~ IMYIST errs Sen things fast wtth Dally ' ~ £1-. -- 25 F •t T Z.\G RODZK \' 3 Br. lg ram rm. 2 brick NOW! 640-8300 ~ ) •• +FAMILY rll rees ltf:.\LTOK 4!.lt 11(111 frplcs ocean & hill VICW Beaut duplx. 2Br. P '• ba. Super 3 br, 2 ba, RIO. ·TURTlE ROCK 1:nh111\r\' tht• l:arat-RAHCH RIAL TY dose i.o Martna & st-his: al\ta Ana, 8 units; s frpl, + xtras. So. or bwy. cpts. drps, 2 ear gar . 11.5'til ,. ........ ft...,.l-.n.1l ~11,000 ~luded cut dMac lot uf JUST LISTS>!! 551 ·2000 f"or qwck sale S6S 950. 2·BR: 3 l·BR. $125,000. $450 mo. $49·9501. $36$/mo. 963-45«> Agt. N ,,._,_~""""--""-~.,_;;...___"_"'"-• h b ill h 1 · Xlnt investment . fee. ·-Immaculate Plan I-~.T~l~ 'R~~gCH~'~eEll~ H1ah on a hill .ihoH' ------Owneragt.493·6988 BillCrundy Br. 2 Ba, pool, v1ew, ----------rrurUerock. Broadmoor Turtle Rock Goriteous tcruuve deekln" ond COY· beautiful l,,agul\a; IO\ely 4 BDRM Realtor 675-6161 wshr/dryr, 2 car gar, 2BR,1~ Ba Condo, llunt No. 4 Plan. 4br, fam rm. t.lle cntrY. Cozy formal .. 3 bdrm .. 2 both ~ardcn + + + S.S7S mo. 675-5188 lngton Continental, rrplc, 2'iAlba, air COl\d, gar door llvlna hosts cr•cklin11 en!d patio make il ideal home. Lar~e. pr1v•11l• ON nu1ET OtherReOI Estcrte 11 UNITS. E. Costa Mesa. new crpt.s, tre11h palnl. opener w/gardcncr. Xtrn Spanish fireplace. Love· for enltrta1nin1t. EnJO) yurd with maturt• trt'I"" ,,. ••••••••••••••••••,•••• XJnl cond. Pril\C only. eon side 3 br. $340. Acl't!ls. to pool. $300. mo. fine. 1575/mo. 833-8282. ly formal dining room. hustc m1111lcr awtc with L o l !> o I n ri d ,. o' CUL-DE· SAC Mobile HOIMI Write ad M-498, Dally KJds/slnglea ok. Fee Agent. 546-8640 Uriah\ & cheery "I." ro,y fireplace plus lhree ownership h1•re• rrtt·t•d In u perfec t fumlly ForSale 1100 Pilot, POB Box 1560, MalnRenloh1,S40.5370 hC ompletely redecorated 3bd, 2ha home close lo S.D. t'wy. Tennla &: pool priv. $450. l!:ves, 675·5982: .. additional bedrooms t'"'"OOO ,.~ ... C 92626 c.-r•K oedo ahapell kitchen. fluac Senillhly prl tcd 111 a 9<>o7· nl'11thborhood, nn a tree ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,. ... 1a ... esa, u . CostaMno 3224 .....,... ramily room• \llCWI lined low trarr.c i.trel'l, L.ll. Vikin1!24Xli0 2 Br.2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br,redec.l~Be,drps, tropical •lrium vatlo m.:ioo m':O': ~t:1'fk:a~~ with cai.y Dl'CCSS lO shop llu, film rm, Wl't hpr, ;11r M d t M ••50. new cpts, access pool. N c~-1 d-.. t . " -"'-II k 4·Pln .. Attahehn eso e ar.... S33S mo. 963-2$32 .,,.... u "" mu er wm,.. ..._. ~ Qt/' f)IOIC A \\arm. wc t•pt S23.000 Owner 58'1-42$5 177 UVI 59 500 Down 3bd, 2ba, sharp. Brand new 3 br, 2'iAI ba, mlrror(!d wordrobe le 9 800 home with \111ulll'll wood -------·""" • 644 11136. 28 hou ...,.,S 18 d t xtras. ISOO. No peta. patio •cc~H. Lara p11Uo 411 • z be om d .•1hn11. pm nlc rl" W .ANTED Mobile llomc 14) 2 bedroom. VA loan • r se -· • r up 871·8471or8.'\3·2105 wtUt t.aU trrd "vrlvatf' •-------~ ar )Ord with J l~t· rov in family pnrk. rent Owftlf'/Afl. Stf0-0555 llalecre.st 3 BR, 2 Ba. =·~~~ ~ia~~ <,__ _______ _ too. Fee land. Call now to ••0•0•Nm....::A;...;L::.D=M=-.. 1=-=1.~0::..=..i polio . 11urro11nd<·d \\Ith w/opl lo buy or low dwo frplc, close to O.C.C. & Or, air cond., tennis, Nr. prevlc-TSil·l700. • A,.-11 ... ,.t.•h•h lu~h n'luture l(H'<'nrry M2 2701 ___ 1...,.tri.a/ Frwy. $360. lSt, last & CONDO 2 Rl". den 2~ Do., Walnut Sq, move In eond. °"~ •H•• ''HUN""" .. .r, 1 . Rcall,t1u ll) pril'1•d ut LAGUHA IEACH Property 21 O cleaning dep. 962·"1783 wshr/dryr. nr llarboul", Avail now. 55Hi678 I~ l lial.M·li.·:ll ___ ORVINt:_i ___ , $tie.~ .. 644·721 I s Room Chormrr, 11((' rc·d •••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 3 Br2 Ba, ~l·~B. ~~s=-'m~ya RANCllO SAN JOAQUJl\f i;'[\ii ~ OWHtR l Ir, 2 a.. p.1t1n Sloraie blt1a 1•ark M 2 POMONA f"am Rm. avail now. $415 3 Dr 2'-' Ba, popular San fl~ $120. mo .. 1111:1 uul • mo. 546-0BSS ~ per mo. :> Dr/2 Ou, Luis Rey. Vie w. golr CondoinWalnulSQ. 1 f I h 1 k .,_ t .,,. I A S U It a n • <1t St6.000 1s·-. c n, 4!it ois1 Sevl'n plull acres of DLX. C d 38 2b f 1 clean. com ortab e me. cour.e, a e . .,.,p ""· SPLElli...IDOR New cpt•, ap11I, w /o. r • Porrwna rrecwau ''urb!I on o r a.hp<', lge country k1lch, dbl ~. ~7·7044,833-121& n rood. b: lndry rm. rncl D 3 nn mob1lt> home 2hG4 ,. 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U'niv«'rslty l'ark'.s '1'ht ,,. •••••••••••••••••••••• -bd 2 .. _ 1 ... ,.,.. c ls 2 ai 3 Bedrm Landmark 144·2932 ~rraCC"" I• lotalt'd on• WITH A VIEW Luxury rondo. 2 br, 2 ba SELECT 4 • ua, poo • .. ,.,.,. P ·• Condo t.t t b4t 40 ------m"'°" 11~nbcla with 3 Or JJn .. ldent 1'1omo ii\ Small l'ottag~ M .2 R·2 & OCEAN YIEWll ( 1 1 1 1 <lrpil .• frplc., bltns .. pool · ua over h 11 r p 2 b r h 0 m I!'. f .... l .. •trlc view. 1'ho ook TU ... I .. R,...k 1'•rra..... lou clOle In •• rp c, l,oi:_l 11 1P; po~ ' PROPERTIES rm. 2+0 ar. Ifie yd., 2526 f\Jll rec: ft1l'll. from "'A 'h•d ra I eel II n a1 ... """ d "" ...... • .. .., •-t Id h I from your llvln11 room Jacuu oC'lll v.cw • Co-•nl'!.. (Zll> 326.6495, Oft3 9895 Allt'nt. .. ' • • • 11plral 11talt'Clllt' Ion" l Rt:ALVALUf. .. orn1ceu t.'r omo n l)romat1l' 3 h•vcl fumlly Ncw11ort. Mr. llcad. 6""00<-ft ... /Yd. ..... ,."' -----t formol dint', fpJr, 2 cnr a ~ludcd loft del\, i ·h1 Pri«od lo~ll by Ownt-r No end on hie lot S.."11 !i71H 1?t4) 1129 9001 "" ..,.. ... Vurnnl 4 hr $400/mo gu. No frt>. Aat. Mil·~. home alllO fe1ture1 pro ~OokleyTe1rr833·2229 Makcoffer l orhoth home with pormonc-nt " · · C ...... teMesoA,..• SJ~. 2 br, 1aragc, kldll, ' · ,\1kforDlll. I L t vat•w.' lk!droum, 4 bath. ~··•-/ ..,,, T vet•. aln"IH ok. a-·cc. V11laac Rcol l'Atalo •----------fe111ion1lly· coonllnalt•l -----Rilu Myers. Rl.'ll ,.:.,to" "'u1•v urn•r .. ""2 H 71 RAN<..110 SA"' JOAQUIN h1mll1 room, p11tlu and 1.&11:...• I 10 " ., "' Main Renlalit, 540-53'10 1 ---.....!:""~-.... ~~---~--------earth wnu. t'XPl'nlillY< ,.. <t!).t M20or960 1701 deck. Funtostll' Newport " • lndu,11iol Btok0t' -•· ...... T .... LS docklnll & profc111lonol Nu 2 fir + de1l 2 ttn, value ut suo,ooo. l:all •••••••••••••••••••••• Me·lll43 2 Dr ncrw crplA encl. 4 Dr+ Family 1' nahlon • •" "" • land1capln11. Clo~l1 le lll"t!llt Vu, 1.1p1trd!1. cpb, $40-il.5! N rt ff1 Oor11rou112 bdrm 2 ba, Ina gara110. Adult couple. No Shore. Ed HI IJ bch. 14' 2 DR, 2 .... ba .. ·••···•Inf> community pork" dflll'l,fplc,bltl\11,wl'thnr, ' "wpo o cc. tant r <'nt• $400, 11plru1Lottfor.. 2200 c:hlldren, no pc!ts. $240. mo,ref.9G8·0.'>3A 1nR.dtn.2b11 ..... $475 pool" pool. 183,600. Ownr. 11t111rca1c. whltt' murhl •••••••••••u••••••••• tnt-'7111fl8or541-8251 8 d f I 2bR."Pool •..•.•. ,$475 .. , 7$2-11.239orM2-897S •·rock fir t"' ulhnlC fl" 3Br2 a,cpta, f'IM, pc:, Hm l'lanA ........ 150lt "' ., " Eastshle , ..... 1 b ~.... rt dost run . Nr. 80111 aoR'2n ... &A I . 1111 mnrblt ba w/11.11\ke .,... r .... .,..., carpo • Chlc•/lft'll. USO mo • • .. a ....... ····~"" ~ OM GOLF COUISf OS lub. bit m hghttd <.:hlno f! Slts. Beach~robcr, M6 2001 r 847 ms 2 UI\. "Den .•••...• '450 ~. :~r?~rwri~~c~s~~ ot~FR~MT WATERFtlOMT ~[~ee~l~ukr~~:!':i~t C~'~!~ uu~~lp·:.-1.us. 2 br ~br.2:a.n_;Adam• ~,:ti!:ife~"·.:::: = Joaqwo. Oardt-n level. On~ at-to the bC'sl I a '1 l St 12. 000. It. B "Magnolia. 1375/mo. 4 BR, FR · · · .. · · • • '550 5'#1> down LR 28 d -.... DUPLEX M8-861V Wiii bold fivo unll.I townhae, t'hlld ot. Fee. c-• 4 UR "'' 1..A.MCHllA.LTY +2ba. LWt rpt·~~ ~h au in Lu11unA. Older PIER & supi eves. QuallPlacePropcr\.lte M1lnRt"J\1.llll.5'0-5370 .. U38·383hfi5pm. And~e·h~v-.~hmfor Hl·2000 ~ ~ .. :.i~c:::i;~!rnp!~": &.cCMMProp«fy 200 '752-1'20 s. 3 b~. lrl~, ...,la, WALKTOBCH,2Br,Dln lmmedlat.aocc:upancy -__ _:_::..:.....:..::....:..~-~!---------1 11\o'U Buy l\OW ancl '"lt•ct vou •••••••••••••.••••••••• ._ ...... ......._ -·~-t-ok y..... ,,_ Rm, 2 Ba Twnhme. 1 aty • O""t Anxloul\ e>wner must own intrnor W111\'t I.al --,..... .... ~ • "''" et ~ leec~ I 041 ~ _.. I "" iacrllire at $95.000. $I 9!1 . 000• 8 u 11 du Vt-ry lee 4·plex. 1·2·3 br b~ 210 aln RC'fllal.f 540-53'70 end unit. W/frplc "w · ....... •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 494-6$25 8l5-lZ:U Dano. Point. Paya fo •••••••••••••-••••••• ' bar. teanl1, $373 mo. red hill -. WHfTI WA.1'11 ¥1IW COHDO 3 Bedroom. 2 bath super condo ln SO. LAGUNA. Corner unit with ra.ntast.lc . view. Spacious rooms. ,Walking dis- tance to shopping. Only $84,500. A COU>W&L IAMl8 CO. tJl.-U ---------1 Itself $12:6,000. 615-5205, BEAUT. CJtna la Ca *2 Br, l ba TownhOiuH.1_54S-33$9 _______ __ ... wport.oc.h l°'t ... .,.,...fldt IOH 1'75-3824 Raoch w/I laha I Pcd..J,_ar• pat.lo. 129$. ll 3bd 2 b ',',}·!SOO •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trade your tax 11\eltcr f Si rr9 Foot.bllla Tulare M•a udem.t914 AC~~ded , xtra~, ~o:f,j' ~~~~~~~~~ spendable. S4 space Co. Oraanlc cltrut pack er P'amlly bme, ruiuc prh.-.!W9'7. en-~ Townbome, 2 br. ***AUCTION*** Elegant Home lft Nwpt Bch S.rt.yS.,t lt-0. ........... sn at 212 KINGS PLACE I.._ -I 7dZ' U..., a.,,,,.. CN.,,. Z INAl.Zstme...._......._,.._ .............. &_ ..... ,..., ... ef .. fewn• 11 Upt p .......... .. ........... , ...... de9-... . PHIL HAMSON llALTOl-A&k:iiOt-c• tw Fect sa..t lla.tnt trailer park $22SK. OW In• hou e. ScU or trade. tJ)lc. fned Jd, Idell, pet.a 2 bo, uparadt'd c:pt. Xlnt. l5 .. t .. ::.:A~gt~642:.::..·.::;9Gf.G:.:.:. ___ 1:-20N.W-_;__~....;27_1;.;.0 ____ -t..:()K.:.:::;.:S315=:..:M::l2::.-83::B=:.....--t$24$. 2 br. fmced yd, pool. Io c. 1375. IU ·84 81, • -kfdt ok. Beacbcomber, 133-llm 7 NEW UNITS •tat. Bl'. buao tnaat,er IUlte, fee.4131·2011 1_:.:.:.~;,__ __ _ W..e.d F rm 2.. •ar ~ rfltld Townhome 2 br, am • ~ar " • _.., ...,,,. 2 br d I G Suprrbl a ppointed••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-3'02 riic,chlklok'~ve:o tr, 2 ba., den. alnalc: story. prl de ·O f.owner• hi p Prlv•t•party will P"''I . "'"· 5$1·379G; w..-11 townhouse unih with cub for yourequll.y. ltler/Harbor, 3 br. 2 ba, aln Rent.al•. 540-53'10 n Iv . Pk• II a no v" r owner's rdldence. Still CallSS6-0341. fam nn. fplc. DW, R/0, le..ctW• time foT you lo select._.. ~dApaN s:ootmo . ...rtt:W 3242 !r':e"n~~t~~l~~~: Jc~~: your rotors. option" • at. 0 ce. ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• ....... n .... 1 A 111 •• ,........................ ..........,.,, extr•s . n txcusve ... • ..... A l:XTREllELY SHARP3 Br I b a townhouHl--------- lna "-",.. • M•• V'erde home a br s · LJI d. 3 BR, 2 Ba 1'921 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • pa r .. na new con . Lllrkapur.SC2'mo. ..._1.._.. JIO ba, lam rm. S39S mo. 1470. Call "Lll•", •,...i.-•••••••••••••••••••••• m.m1 fam•rm. $3'0 mo. P' M • Lo~ly, rum. 3 BR. 6 M1111...;..;.;.._;.;......~-----1Unlv. Pk. ll Br. 21/2 B•. Prime Loullon. Prapauillls home Slt'll' to So. bay. 2!r .~d den, 1a{i, ~cd yd. fam rm, frplc: It 1undt-ck. tmmtd. po11Halon. I! l""ail ~ Periuaoo Realtor s ..... ml orl44-$45'e\•H . 2 BR, l Ba. Mlct.d 7'1•"20 ~7$-Wlnltt .,,...,. e. 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Wlth 2 fullb1llhb.frple.Clt•an & ,.1 • lb !o\•mah:23• :11'<0k~ .. 11ml' l•·a.se·hold h1l.1J(IUn11 9858.CslHwy,t...11uu11 pool 3txlrrti">,21 J bu.~ l!BllTWllio'UilN ~ OC .. C:VP/\NC·v l'lbh~""''" ... ,.,,atumnow! bull:~n)t, t•11~I011 t'd wibrikonv V~l~,l~U!<f'.r , ~ •l11a...i llPI , N111 1 H11I ll••i1ch $'7000 Phone 41>4·0'7)1 CJt t:~r l'lt•1111 & 1>h~rp ' J\VAll.ABl.li Kara.ii , lndry fut.,.Adults $.'IOOi mu 774 li2t'6 ~<in PllY $1~. ti73·J!J31l ---1 1..tkt• nrw ~h utto·ri. & \JUhU.t....-. nnly. oo i)f'IJI. $2b$ & up -- MlAR HEW Ulll Yrlv lw Ml~ per Adulb No Pt•ll ~ Ott rent 847 Ztn2 Yrly, S375/tno 3br, :!bll, M ur lo' r°?m.nw~ "~nlt'\l ~pnclou1> 3 Hr. 2 II nw l6'!11 Pukslde Ltlllll • Irie du11. hplt• & i:ur. 10 l(huri duplt ." ~blk rvEUJE'\..L A ssociate s LA-.UMA HACH 4'4·6\'4 hOflH!,w/w<"pt~lhruout Ui\V&H£M'H 8-l7 S44l 3Br2lll.l.~,28r2Uu, l'ulltm •• 9094 from bch In 11'1> l\un i OOl.I REAl.T't b75 300C ~. Ultn.~. putio:s. c>nrl --' · smolwr. $411 274ti ·H~ti"::"Ji,~ Ca~;~~ HBlkWof~.ieh> w11r. Adlt•, nu pclb LIDO ISLE r--forR...t•is •SCllOOl.Hl"_nd111•,.,klll, .... 0 m ..... 2.,,337 l .. O<t';in rront :!Br. tba (38lluSooftA!anatr) 5368836 -...,...• "i>'"'<i,1•1t• c<oi.1u.h•,u1 ... ~ v "" v h I • IAYF«OHTS • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SCllOIJl. 1'-t Jr1Sr 494·33MC'Vri; Ult det'k, YT y, M50 ~°" St-w 2 br, 2 lm. Uvf'r 40 • I I •rt 11 h Wint"!:!"'° ~3 <>177 ~ h 11 1 3 lk-droom i·omplettly a1nfi l' 1101 JIW& 11 it• 111h IJ\n11 l"lm I t'or Is. 211r. i!ba, 2 cs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ldo. f~ee a ,.lt'~~-h· r t>mt>lh•l cd . 1 Y~llr Bhd "· N IJ ~~ mu i•u •UO<lt\~1·ou1-; Jlar. Occun \'1.1, fnt·d .>d 0.1·anlront. yl"ly lse OJ pool, i:u C'tl' Nr "" l~w.c .$'700 l'll St().~,K:j2Y211 •llll,\Pt:;UYWKll\I dupl .. ~ 4 nr 2 ba frpl ndo 1 Br + loft. J\Vllll ~ MS S1M 963 49'JJ ( A"'U) • Ulf(', Ul'lll. l'll'Jnl'I • ~ mo 1!17 2tl!J8 d•)IJ • lhru J p ..:_ ' -•• 1 " 082·1C171urth•m \II bit in., •t>SO Mo W\e 1. ool. O<:e<>o Hunt. Lundmark A"ll I Retlroom, llke new, l nr1~~111une,11r •fo'\'HN11'l.IH: Hd111 Aitnt1Ji57000 etc-. L~1t!ll' $310 mu ,.,..,. N 2 1, 2 ;: )l.'ilrlt'bc s.aoo &·acbwl::llh,J ll toot;a1ti\11nt~Jmt'1.1n1· 28r, 2bl. Ot·ean View ':14 87~206ldanll'7l 7() ,,,. .. ,o. tw. ~r. ull S2Smu K-17 2ii22 171''64~ l liO 5 U.10holl IJti<:k, gllrAKP, Mo lu rnu. Su,iwr .a llr t·an11lfron1 l'\l°'i. A• a11 9/25 •!Au•• SJ95 ~ ~ .«lse 4!1'7JS.t911 (tSpm ""'k lu bea~h 4'c poub -• ___ ... ma. 7H/879·lOGI d11ys, . Single ft.traJ(t', t:o,tu COCKTAILS --_ w,oo mo AKll>42~ Log.a--Adub~u._ 17li01Jeves 675•7900 l!l'Sa S35 mo Sturai.tt' v~O.''°'~ll.OOOMO ..lbd apt t'unk>, :Ill "ood. -••••••••••••••••••••••• .-...,.i.i...J _... _•'fN"n ,onl)' 645-1336 NO t'OOO' (~'\Jll kitchen O''nrlt>nn1'I Sl?S mo u111811ck Hay .irtJ, i:ull a.irh. Near beach. Utll y..,...,,0 7 ~.., 3$bidr3.40mm.lo0,,,.ball .. lwl/11grabroau1tt-r \• Ulk.10 "-~cb. "'-nh ... --1 --,, t '"··t-··'1nu•"'l.Oul't"-" incl ~4!lHOI <.'0Unit'\lt'W,38H.bt'Jm prl Sl9>S225mo·S6S•k. • .,.... .... • ..,..c 11m.ce KUUAl· un vu'"" o" •• .., __ \e1lma.fpll,2c.ir.:.1r l<135NCsl.-.•2SOI ""--"-M 312 .. ~2Ul58'.!·~337evt•s. apt St:ISMo tncl.u111 1ngton Be»c h 'JS 11111 •J>fHllOranl'O, ~ HilJs 3250 nite yanl, ~. 008 • --lcAoo '"lnlilo 3107 -.n1 HG .. Mull 10/1.1-639-5672 962-~or536·0321 l'umplell'IY h&?lp 1 un. or7c 1 31.33 ...___ le-h )769 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, new ""int 10 & out, . fll.tr1tal problrmi., for ••••••• ••••••••••• •• •• • .. ,_.....,,_' -Bl L 4 br u r du lex 112 blk llC'de<' J b 2 b ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 3 Bdrms $.400 • New 2 Br l V. ba ganten nt'W dlJll! · tn~. aun P~ P · llJle. Only SJ0,000 d014'Q. d rpt• , ,:: o~· t'pt~llarbo1;\.'1ewbeaul 48R.Oc.-eanlront Yearlv S4SO •2Bdrm~.$300 • patio. Adults, ~o pell. dry. Child ok. 2118 ~!.chi ' N9o79~0419sJAdultll. Offic•~....tal 4400 i\l(t 83'7<121.111 "· " · · ne 2 & lll'P din.rm f<im 28 28 h · d .. , -'-··II Rlt 67~ 4 .... 45 """ 1603 tiorlda ~ se ••••••••••••••••••••••• tit~J S39S mo. 003 4!.69 '. · • r. 11, was er, r)'\'r, " •'"'"' Y ., -· ""'" · -----.. er Ii Wifte Tonn Al\. No fee ~m, ste~ down lav·rm. dishwu:.her. enclosed Cloae to bcat'b. 1 br, au •·Pin 2bd, + den, 2b1J, -'~ulLe<heillnKS.1S9s.ln· gar. No pets. 3713 CoronadriMor 3822 2 8 rlhBaTwnbsestyle, lll S\ 11 k Sl9S frplc . pa t1u. bltn~.. 1~:~.~T~~~~I. I.AG TERlt :J Br 2 H11 , cL11ardenc~·~1S __ Sea.sbore.673-6S71f ••••••••••••••••••••••• brk.fpl<', gar , lsc patio. Beaeh~o!11b~r: Cee,· se"11rJtl' u11I rm., t•1wl air. bltns, rpt, drps, $35() .r_ Cl t 3276 qwet adlU;, no Pt>ts. S27S. 6Jl·20ll ai1.1r. Nr Ito.if! llo"I'· $3!1S Gro'\s $8,f100 inor1th •HI !)'WI Ownr SS:! 9503 -emeft • 2 Br rum. Winter rentol. 2447 Elden Ave. 979·1658 tw7.~ nr8J2 ~HI ~c--,....._., '""it hour 5''1 tlll\' M 't:k. __:._ --•••••••••••••••••••••~• $300 mo. walk lo brh .... .,, -$175 2 br 1 •ara •e -----v,.~-t:.1,y $2,!IUO mo 1w1 LOCJlll'O HkJitel 1'3252 Bcuullful 3 Ur, Z Ra, T~·r-1213) HS-5963 or 1213) rS " 2 Br, 2 ba, pref moture or ki&iok. F~:.°°' G 8 'S. Clemeatt 3876 /~ -· Mo,llY lwlv tu11 <fuo>,hug 44'7·9'4J '[l., fl.!':C•..,, retircd.Nopet.s,nochld.n Mat0Rentals ~0 ....................... ~--M't up fur tu1kt11il:.. 1Br,2bu, t'pls1drJ)5. fri>IC'. ~lll'h~ dshwshr, I~ I:: Sl9l5. 642·S848. ' WHITE WATt:ll Vlf.W ., _, _.. -'l\·rm:1. A.it ll:t7 42il0 f n c d y it rd. pr 1 m" San Ci1bnel. Avail Sept • Br, 2_.}Ja, fum/unfum. CORo· .... A DEL''JAR 2 Br, 2 ba, prtly furn. f'rcl $100. Near waler. child ok. 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. $395-. .I'~.--. l&&a T"'V"'n .... n1mchborhood. $42S mo. IS SSG-llm Winter reowl. $425 mo '"' " mature or retired. S200 Fee. l>ianc,498·-0232 _,.. "' .,..,... !162"2986 S-J wolk lo bch. <2U) 2 Br Townhouse .. frplc No pcti 00 chldn. 14ainRentals,S40-5370 ------S lllt1\N(;i:; (.'Ol'N'l''t' .•-, ~ 445-5003or (213>447·9443 Pool, tenrus. t.'Onllnl'nlal 642.5848 • Spuc1ou.' 2 BR 111·/o1:t>an -1,.,,.Jh•tJ 111 middle vi •MitSIOft V1~fo J267 Coptitr.o 321 · • • breokr1Ut some oceun & --l&.OCk TO IEACH .view No 11eti.. 1 <.:h1ld •l MO t•Rt.:t: llENT• IJri:•·~t i.trn.,.,th .1n·.1 t'll)' •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• BEAcJIFR-ON'I' l Br, furn C11tahna views. Close to •MESA VERDt:, 2 Br 1 2 Br, t'ncl t,:llr11.1te. p11uo OK. 1225. 498 O'J8l 1 2·3 Rm. off1et•11 Crom 111nin111·lm1mir11ll1•:. t'Olll irobuco LoaV1na, 111r · nJui1ollml•forleai.c1 apt.S. tl80·S215 mo ind ...,... •-f ....... h 0~ .,_,.,n t dlt.s ~ l~h SL s:IG-87~ or ----S t25 pt'r mv ,\cl j fll.'lltllJll (;UO<Jrwt Guocl ...... nd1~n ''yn, n•w 2 ~t>" utll. A\ iul Sept. 67.S.3824 s .. .,.,pmg "' me .,.,ac · a., .... ., r, mia ure 11 ' Soatt. L-a 3886 •'Oflt.I 3 br. 2 b11 , cpti., oui " " "' J 644·2611 no pets. $2()0. $100 :.ec. ~1718. -~· • A1rportcr llotl'I No lcJM' lt'rfWi 1\.:t 1137 4200 • urps. ow. rplc $41.S mo 4 Br J na. Corm dm, XtrJ Le 2br llpl nr bch.. Bel 546-9926 ·······~······· ••••••• req. "33-3223 Tai nuon , ~&SW .\gt ;o..0 rec. lae k11\·b, tam rm. area. Winte~ S~·S3SO. 2 Br. H~ b3, patio. Nr 2 Br. S2SO mn. marned --- w/wetbar, ms tr b Incl util· itar" laundry l Br waterfro nt apt. VJ~WOF shopp1n.: & lr11nsp. S2JO couplcs.rcr,839-3524art4 60' PEI SQ FT }'Of"lea"'-':lrlr.2 ba Condo w lple. s erv po1 ch Le tacli 962.0505, llJS w $325 m•> Yrlylcase.Cull OCEAN&CJTY M11r. 7711 0 Ellu. PM. 16l7W~1'CLIFl''Nll ' AJ1:.u \'1llai. Nr pool, s<"h yard, S6SO mo s mm r Balboa Bl b'7.S-~9·S Ute, bnght, airy, new 2 847-6341; 631·2333 ACT ~I 5032 ~mo IW-4294 ~ ~n :szop o In l JI b r bo B Cl b 8 OLD COM S of Hwy lge br, 2 bla., f!lllc, ,;!~h7~' ~EW l Br. UIW & "silos, Apw tmenb Fvn1ished DRUXf OFFICES ~ .. och 32'9 . . Bal a ay . u . ac 3 Br 2h 'sa unll. Calh. J1u•uu1, garal{e. . encl 1aru11e, :.!117 Hunt· or Uttfurnist..d 3900 Comml & lnthtl a"Jl"('i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fv,..$htdor apLS<!pt/Oc.-t $800mo. cl1tns. :.la1ned 1tlass. 2 br, crpt.s, drps, fene<.od ingtonSt.84235\J. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2IOO tu2000,.q. ft. A.,, lov. . OJ't;N JIOUSF. lMfunii~ 3100 833-26160r 642·4-0!l'7 S500. Unique Homes, patio. Children ok. No l"iM 31 4 4 TllF. t:XCITJN<; ;11'31> sq fl LJK Nhcu~I & . J Rr, 212 bu t"Ondo w/36' •••••••••••••••••••••••On the Sand! Oceanrron 67>ti000 dogs S215.64S-29'78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM MESA APTS. Ml\s1u11 Viejo ur.-a, tx>Jt bllp, dbl itar ~ IALIOAISLAMD NA. Avail 9·20·78 t CO HON A DEL Baehelor apt. Elec. & Rancho San MINUTt:STONPT llandy to s . D. Jo'rv.·y ) riv I'll" 4459 W. Ci.I 4 9 R w n 1 r I)'r1 y 6-2.().17. 2 BR. sundeck, • • • . Id Ins f B<.~11 1,.';111 11:11 1400 llwy 545 7645or67~ 9M7 S6001S7So w10C'ean view. $350/mo. MAR:. Spacious. neor water. pa . App um Joaquin Aph Boeh, 1&2 lut. --- . ----2RR r I •~50 714 540.2018 213:79~ new· 3 bedroom, 2 \Al Sl8S. 646-4.MG Rentina lrom $200. from $195. FOR LEASE 'l.ido Ji.le lbr. 2hn home. • un um, yr Y... baths orl·un be uacd as 2 Adul • ·· 3 OFFIC.,S 21JR, Wntr, tum S45'l b•droo' m with farmly BAY MEAOOWS APTS l apt.s . ..,.,as in11 pre· J\dult.s, No Pets .:: \II elct·. k•t. lrl)I('. 0 Oeean front 3 llr. 2ba, .. i w now '" " p asl OA .,, M 0 LORA VANCf. llLTR. room on Jow"'r lev"'I 2 br apl.B, saras:c, lrplc. v e " r" '"" fool esa r. S 155 MO EACH _.vat1 0 Avull Yl. Ydy, 671 .. 062 winter,S400.mo.67S·44 , v " -• G & t pd Irvine ~of)'lmunity , (581.UBasl o(Newport bi3·1334 ... or996-615C> o~nln.i to pntlo. $450 . ......,.. as wa er · Twcihy Pergola, Culver Hlvd.) Jo'ine COSTA Ml';SA l,oc ....,.lens monthly •'rom $240. 646-0073 & Sandburg, 2 b1ocks so. Slfl·9H60 152· I 700 EXl!CUTIVE '-Mahed 3400 2br, ocean view. Kina COLE OFHEW,ORT Clean 1 BR w/t,ar . $175 of Sun Diego t'rwy. --------1 CAFEHH&WIHE 11.WO + MO!llTll Vt-ry inllm.ilr wllh p.illn •<"•llni;. PC'nmn.11 1>ru blcm11 nN'l!Hll.111' tni• nl('dlJh! 11.1lc Xlnt M"· 11K>n \'ll'JO .1rt•J :-.uhm1t your l1·rm ~. A1ic11l . 1137 l<!OO Ml)CICA.H FOOD Nl-:Alll.V $30,IWlll MO lnC'l1Jt1t•ll lu111or ~l·al11 ZOO 111 5.WU 11111 rt 5' · II••""· lh•11ulrcs S45,ll00 110.,, n. Aut. fl.'n·421H) lu1lne11 luytn SlMIMAR South Cua~t l'lu.1.11 llnll'I RENTAL SEtlVICl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'wi~e. bedhs, d•Jhwl ahJr. rO-:ALTORS Quiet Back Bay. 280 Del S59·1100 IHT IUY 'INVESTMENT DMSION • 118,~ i:;~. CO~JOS, uxury zBR eondo In ~,·~~.~l3~-8~J. ' 67S.S5t I Mar. <2l3)59fM246 lol)llM•ach Jl4I IHTOWH ~THE RCAl ~ £STAT£HS _ A • . rom 54 . ~,. Carl11bud ~month Co1to .... ..,_o 3824 Jun "ompletcd dlx 6-filex. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slnates. 1&2 her, f~rn 4t month A11I. for Maureen 833 2480or&2l ll20ti Sub lse Park Ne~por ,,.._.. E ""d 2 & bd • un(urn. T ere 11 U « 9'•vc•rtv ------Bat'h. & 2 Br w/vrew o ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 61 e. 3 • rom Drop a ~bble mto the million in recreation : __ ======"- 67l·760 I AGT. UIM Ocn&Bay.648-41798 New11dultwaterfront1pts $310.640-6690. Oc.-e11n rom your t\pl. TENNIS Cpro & pro· Offlcespacc. \ --• U..iwftilMd 3425 in M t'sa Verde. Beautiful 2bd 2b• frplc pool Lease. Luxury, lecunt)', shop) complimentary Profc~:.1on11I Aru Rldg. BLL'!o't1) L'ondo Leu.sea ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oc.-eanfront, bcaullrul land•C' iapln1. Excep· F.: Sid c 'r.t Chlki oac" Mature adult.s. 317SS Cat. lcu.ons. 5 wImm1n g. ..94-7292 I • ~~~:~.~~\~ • SANTA ANA/FTN. VL Y !:;. 2w?:t~l:)k7~~. Uoo111ly rich lnt<!riora, Call ~.717i for ~~Y 0~ Hwy. 499-283S. hulth dubs, parties, ------ -----------LA a Dr + d~n. 2 Ba, ... J) °"" 0018 16:2 bdrma from 1275. 673-3032 for Pat. Lease. 11\ Rik, to nDQs & Sunday brunch f >CEANFRONT VH.W encloSl•d R•H w/opnr, or"l """' Mesa Verde Villas, l5S:i tx-h.Ocnview. J Hr l'on· Sorry,noone under21& $150MOHTH ·~O"'OO 2 u • pool rh1ldrtn & ""b OK Mesa Verdt Drive East, SI.SO. 2 br w/pool & patio. rm'L.s 213 2" no pcu,. Month lo month New small offices nl'o r 7 ·:io J•M So·pl 22 l.k:.m1 the llwl~ bclun• you buy. Cornpll'lt• In· i.truellun11 •m how to flntl and chcc·k out a bu~llll'SS. llvw to Huy, S\'11 and Ftrwnn• J Uu:itnt'~'· S~. - A d in I 'h I 0 n ( II v (' r .. i.em1nur , mnt1·11,il11 & sup1>ht•11. <.:all for 111lu. ~ rc:ll'r\ JtiOn'I ",, · + en.;.i·Jr · ' "" ·2Ur,l~.frpk,lbluck Costa Mu.a, '114 > Sln&lcs. Deacbcomber, do.nu........, e.· r, ua occupancy.Modclsopen Brbtol&NewPortBlvd pnvate parking full ~mo M7·2622 the bt-ach, winter, M0-118'1! ftt.6Jl·20ll rondo.l7l4)494·7SlK. d~ulyl0 7. Vistnbul6rship n ·:.loU /1.- 'WCUnty bu1ldm,. J..c;i\e ~·1cmentc 2 Br den & mo. M2·29llor968 2139 ......... n l Br, walk to sho""' Roy McCordle scrv1 c<' rct11 ll ''"' ''~ lhru May '71. $!IOO. Pl mo. ' -E d ....,5 El pd 2 b "' ' ,... Realtor t 810 Htwport II k /\gt f>.M 72ll all OJ>1>I. Nt•v.. brh. pool OCEANFRONT J br, 2 ba "' e -· . ~ . r, & bcnt'h. Call $40-ti.134, O&lt_wood Gorden Apt.s w/nallona Y no" n 11111· 1 _ Mm aJte UJ. $375. 493·4311 New lge deluxe bltna bltns, gar. Children olr. 494.11647 <'YI, -,...;: Coato Meso 541·7729 duel line. t:om11.111v '"" !NEWPORT Creal 2 Hr, 0__._~~-frple, washer/dryer nopets.646-4104 Nt>wport fkochNorth l''ltablish ull rl'\u1I IOlJ · d d 2\IJ ~ --I 8801 ( t 16th) lions. Mcxfr•11t ln9l•\lm1·n1 en. in arn, . ' u..fwN"'-4 3525 cne . gar. No pell. ~ &n lbr, all adlt, no pets. Newport .. och 3169 n •1nc a 150 I WestcUff Dr. ol'3,t:10lo~.101hc·c11n·11 hlt.ns,t.ranscomplr,aulo ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnn.Wmter:.673-6640 Crpts, drps. bltns.••••••••••••••••••••••• (7)4)645·0550 ,, , t •-i•M• •. aar opnr, Lennis, pool, nr "-I t , •• IC "W' RT Newport Financial Ctr uY invcn 11ry"' "'' Cl YU.). bch. $4SO mo. Wkdy1, Monarch Day Valin, Oc.-n ~achJront apt, 1 br furn .,. cony. gar• 11 oraJtc, ,,. Ms 0 Newport Beach South LectslncJ Office Spoce back ag1 c&?ment. Call 64.2...65()(), eva bll-7"89 Vu, plU!th J nr. 2'~ Ba, l')I, cplS, gar. Avail no wlk to everythinii. lde11I A'AltTMlMTS J700 lGth St <al Dover) Call on Site Manager collect, !213 )911H·8530. ---l8SO ,.qrt. SMO. Culh:ct to June 30. S3fi0.mo • PIMICltlllC for middle ag('d coupll.' l or 2 liedroom» and t714) 642·8170 (7l0 642·JUJ ext 2i16 Ask for Ken Wallrr~. Nwpt lfabls hUltop/vtew (714 > 98S· 180J: £ves. Seashore Or. sgs .. ~1 UYIS UP 6454ltl8. t185/mo Townhou!es - - -· 3 br, 2 bo, lac reereollon 9M 8SAA -TO ITS MAME 3DR. lBA. Cln dplx. No Jo'rom Im.SO Oceanfront dl>t quiet 2 Dr BAYFRONT Orfire lildl(. MOMy WOflted 5030 rm. New crpt & plllnl 2 br, yearly $.'125. 2 br pets. Oldt.>r chtldren OK Open 9·6 .IJ11ily 2 Ba, adults, yrly lse. Space Avail. Reos. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nt. u oaa Jloiapllal. ssoo DupleaHUllfum 3600 winter $275. Charmlnit. Ovtt SOO toll trt'l'li nnd S220mo.646_7000 Spa·Pools·Tennls $1125. Lai:una Bch. 67s-st41 Prl. P arty need'( 2nd Ml-6331; $67-8711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n•ar beach. Ind. ulll I 0 11 Ir''um 11 w 1th Across from t'oshlon 49'7·11Jll2 morl1111uc well 1wrurrd Luxury '48r, oeoanfrnt 11arage. Come see, 0~1 w.Hf'rfi>ll,. crNlll' •1 EA.5TSIDI:: 1 & 2 UR hke b land nl Joml)j)r('e on -40 O Dr., Lawyer. Accountant C.M. property. llonc11t: NEWPORT SHORES 3 Br Lower unit 011 1 Pier dally. 20933nl SL rl'luxm~ 1.t·tt1111: Cur yo11r new. t"rom 1175. Adullll, c~ Joa uin Hill Road ROCMM 0 or I nd I an <: h le f . reliable: loc-ul rerii. Xlnl hme, 318 Cedar. $4S 'area.~yrly.645·1~. ------i<p11r1ou<1 n ew \ 11r ..... n q 11 • ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ProfeHlonal bldg. 1770 credllhl11tory.548·8300 493-0161 Wcbb Realty ---------$185 Utll pd. 1 br, <'bald rZ b<tdroom OJl>Drtm,.nt. llOJl(!IJl.J~hSt. 17141644·1900 Sleeplna rmsSM-$10Smo. Orange Ave. llOO' Suite.----- 1· -TIC Upp ER 2Br. mature married cpl, '*· ~·ce. t"rom '230 1"11rn1t11rt' ~ . l.IUO CHARMING·2br All ISO. wk. Share kit/· MOO mo. Mr. Ouhun, 40% RETURN ,.. ANT t\S 1 child only. no p«tla. CM Moln Rentals, 540·~310 1av1llBhl<• Smoll 1)4'11 Adult Complex 10 relaxed 2ba, brick patio & frplc bath. Shown Mon·Sat Century 21, 548·1168 on $35,0001rive11led Short BAY VIEW VILLA. uru $22&. IW8 aoss. OCEAN FRONT y llLY OK Adult~ only OH1n• atmOllphl'~. Ne-.. ly de· view. Adltll $450. 675·6359 "only". Call art lpm. term. Choice free & <'lt•ur UR, REASON ADLE ------01wn 'I 00 tn fl 00, Z:W.'O c'Or . All <'lel'. apt w/v.ar. --Refs req'd. 556-0058 or '44 Newport Rlvd Sle I>. collnlerol tlrwnl) MOST fl ENT. fUO..MIO. Alt. fwwl.W l~x furn •pt, patio, 111.1r ,.·a1n '''"" IC<f . Co~n T'nol. l Br·Sl80. 2 Br·S20S. Lovely 2Br down8talrs. 548.SQM 456 Sq fl. 1165, mn. Ul1I ACT NOW• G75·9990 • ----••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·'14·30•642·45~ ._flou l'hune545!00ll fi31 ·2276or54A2133 t'rplc, (tar: nr. murket pd.67S-84S7 -- LUXURY ...... .._ l706 1 ... ~0..HMkh. ----------$325.+util.S.W.cleantn ROOMS$25.wlcupwith ----Morf~._Trust WATERFUON'l'CONDO ••••••••••••••t•••••••• uu. ~'TSIOl,o; adult l&2 Dr Lux. nu 3br 2ba lwnhat'. ftt. See to appreetatc kitchen. S37.50 wk up IRVINE·7 room ofClce Dffcfl 5015 :l Br, fully (oqulppeil k1l , Dix Spar 31lr, 2ha, r.,,1c, Yl'orly. -__ 117,! 8Z2A ~AU. 1.lkl• nt'w. Pool, hul(n m•tr' 11h.111, ('I)' c:qp 210 30th St. Slncle old apta. Mll-9'7M or 645-3967 suite w/confcrence rm •••••••••••••••••• •••• • •car f" parkln11. aide t1r pullo -dthwhr. Stcpc to OCEANFRONT HSE Sbd no r>t-OI. 177 1o; 22nd. M. lot, NV( Hu U33·7~ rouplo prd. Vrly IM re Ideal for acctountenl.8 ~v:i; 1~ ,/'; 03 .~0~16 bco~ch, shops. pj.) No 2ba, Cp. 614 W. Oc N1nf\ 0 _ ~ OOK __ -'"fJIE SF.Vil.i.~ q'd. ~1)7141172 28ll. Mr ~l=p~~~~~~~11\~~~ ~~cl on 1750 mo LOANS 9% t•\t>ll/wknd1 Pt~~~enu 67$-~ WiO. mo. v.1r. 1>42 OSJJ l'i\SA VICTOf<IA 2 hr "/l(or. Adult"· New Mom11 Adelaon aft Spm • fain. Ral l:r. Ft'mulc AJao 2nd TD LoatH .-=--~ ~ ~ --.. 'Br tba. Fr. d•hwr. di.Ip, _ .. v. J,Uc.1 br, JI luxe Unfur. l'J1ta & df"P!'.-bltn!i. fned ll8J.m1. 673..G47 or 673·7510. luslMsa Retttol 4450 F11rt• 1 ·rcrm11•lnco1~9 ... ~ .. n..-.---~-aur p1&tln WtW bltrua ur 1-urn ••"lwtr pd >d w/p:iun. Water pd. t:vn. ....................... Sottftr Mtg. Ca. cT) ~-Lhm~.., ~ ~btrf' .. ~ •.. ~te'p1 to' bay: 1325' .... ~:!L~ Adult• NopC'lllSc.'c. lllllC Callf.:16-4120 "D''"""" HlW,ORTTEllACE , -"uno, pvt rm ." bn•h, NEWPORT IEACH 64i.2 I 7 I 545·0611 OwmlV ..... l'.... • ...... 673·19\K o r lt70-650l ~-roul, ff'(' rm, t>ll'Vn lors 2l619~nto An• ...... ,. ....... ... • s Offf v.111r<'unty t.. 1th1mour D •••••••••••••••••••••• ~V11ot1a 6128!170 ---3RR,2bat'ondoS500 mature empld l•dY to,..sor Ctl lat,2..d&lrdTD'• 1'700~ _ amon. Geeer• JIO --__ t __ • NEWLY DECORATl-:U SU WIHD CONDO Perm. Lita ki .. priv. Ref. t\ r rou f rn m 11 t• w On Wetrrw/bontdOC'k: ..... Pe11iRMI• l707u•uonno•nouu GRAHDOPIHIHG 2 br w/cr1rport. Sl!IO 2BR.dcn2bM$4~ 4!U7~ l't111rlner'11M1leSho1i11inu LOANSAVAll •. Sharp 3Ur wtdodc •••••••••••••••t••••U• l child ok twm1 al Trcelanc Water pd. 2192 . •A.' IAYNOHT HOMI <.:t·ntt>r. Now remod~· 1n11 <.:rl'dlt not 1mr>111 tunl mo lso: Wll}'ou~ dock Winter Rentals· I hr Townhoulll' J\pta. Onl) TH! IAY LIAF Pl•cC'nlrn. Call b~twn 3 lil\,2ba.S2000Mo)'rly Furn. room in C!i11l11 470 lo sr.oo "" f\. W30 fln~Urokt!r Som. Sl10.Sl8$.Slepalobt>•ch, 119'. to move Jn. '"fh< IA<trm S2:MI J S,636-4120 STll'STOllACH Men. Quiel hnmn for Avon St. Wynn llltr11 *9UICKCASH* ()n Roy w/de'lt't for 50' "'° peU, elWHOO. Drkr, ~ttttlalouacommunlty" 21•~11urtmlfuw1.•t,epr!.d1 ..... ·~. 'n21~ ,;; .. ,-y :t llr. 2pt. New 2 UR,2balh!l.S400 worklnu>eraon .642· .. '791 (21.31 -1777001 TD LOANS boat. 38r+ Oc-n lo bt•11t nuf...... : our furnll"..,. mod•I " ,. ... "" U-.t.....1-Motel• • 100 p J o ' • I •IA .,c,.,. mo/yrly ,..,, ·~ f 11~ 1'()(11, pvt p111l°"'. cpCJc/dt"P"' l;par room11, .._. .. r me owntn l.n1<u1111 t;1 Dorudo Mort"ul(e C:o. ocauvn. •&.#<IV Spoctous 1 JOO aq. t Adulta, no rwti1 brick 11rn1c::k IJur. 1>11Uo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deb. retull/t>fr. 11 :111 12u1117o :111101•ollf't1. llll'. Vrl~l Zbr, 2ba. 211tury, townh003e lpt1 n,1Utod 329 Avocado, c .M, lJlt noor. $2~. At JSl Vic· SUNN¥ ACR~ MOTt:L lift.fl t:v1111. 4114 ll7:t3. or 1711 lfl(lli 6.~f} Oeunfron\ 3nr on lht' duptcxlo11hare.Sl7S. In wldl" open 1p1roa of fW'OM3 t.orill Apt l l (lftcr 3·30 •.to.dbl (lor2) - rolnt. $750 mo fur-n 67S..C794. art-<!1lery,1U2br,1 ~b •.:_ PM ii3052.BS · sn.eo.Qu onllor2> SHOP SPACE AMcNnctlfttnh/ tWlnl40r> $200 Utll pd w lk to with l1e prlv1te Spadnull 3 br townhou-1<', --· -Khchn/.Pool/PhbneSvt Pnme.Ml"slon1ionJuan '~•/ WA'flRNONT t Pttolc 'Fee• enclosed patios. New! 2 ba, fflll<', 1>9tlo, pool 2 Rr, MNin Ventc.', eul de· 2a71Nowport81\ld, CM. One bltl{'k Crom tn l'lt1 ion Lost & foUftd HOMIS wMu e1r. b--• 1·, ...... ~ n.,0 painlC'd Iii ever)' luit Adult!! no peta. $325 sac-. U1>11t1lrs. new t•pta. 548·t'76$ .... ,. 0800 ••••••••••••• •• •• •••• •• 8 0 n<n .. a ',,_._, brand now 'pt.I. drpe IW$-338i palnt, rn"I g11r. Credit _, · •~--e-tt 51 00 ~ C...de4 M• 3722 ranics. a1r condltJon!na app & ref. 1235 mo. &a. rt , szoo Mo. l30ll =:::':'.;~-;; ........ .. ---------.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• vinyl ~ 20 mlnu KIDS PITS 01( •1938 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nott.b ,.1':1 Camino R~ul, 'm1trn1, dunl'cnr. urttir1t, ---------13 J:.':t ~~~.; '::~ng:;i:,:1 ~:e~tct! ~0J. '8ra 0 ~~~!ydhu:!~·. 2 $~~53 ~ .. °" .. eclt 3140 E 2 Br &r Den. or 3 Br, ~br:i::,~.!~~~~.~11.:0; San <;kmentc !5"40 UOO l 11ud111on ort~ln11l mu1111·t1I HarborVle-wlJomH offramp. 211 Soul ..... ·..,,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fplc, bltna. d ahwshr, ... 111 Id ...... ,... al\er5f'M. S<'pt. 20,21. Yur Info. 30rJ+ dcn,2balSSO Avail. unrurn. SU v ti r~ .....,...,.,.,. ---~ ~ -. beam~ll1. end ~ar, Nr vw nc ,....,._ ........... R--'ol 4500 4'1!13243 n-h Wntr .. $'TSO Yearly. Bit •~n I, apt 2, ....,._,a -..-n.w.n.-.. ---m• ..,. ---• Newport --ac Cl"\&Ddy Rltr. 87Wl81 <1 >73>514t Fo.WOw Vlllege OA" CREST !,'!8~';f5 Adu ta. STUOY.NTS ••••••••••••••••• ••• • •• t & f!ound 5300 2 BR,l8a.t\am.IG25 p R .r V A C V I\ · Sf'..NIORS DIVOJ<C£0 !~ION VIEJO. Retnll, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cott, Mete 3724 HIWPOIT llACH co N v,; N 1 EN c p;. FOURPLIXIS IC Dix 28r. Iba p•t Uvc bnter Cor l:u11C the romm or lnd. Jw per 1q l.OS'l'. 11 m 0 1 st •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BDRM, 2 ti.lh, )'e•rly . SECURJTY. Sunken h\I• erase apt. Bloet t cost. We help )'OU find a (L~orSIJl-8700. Rernn.rd w/drk 'r1.c-t • •11.so......, •UP Bulh1n1, n oar beach •A• room•''•\"'--'ral ..all DELUXE a~h, bltn•. sold •h•f.· compatlbleroomrnate. - -r .. , d .... ~1 1• • .,..._ .... ""'·~ '"' u..-. f ldtll ~ CoumyWldeSer\ll~o Sqfilnduatrt1lhe1vy tm ... aoy • ""'11• UI· •Studk>•tBRApU $400.mo. In I'. R r 'ck n ... .,.-.tyo ·-lae llahtt'd walk· D I d pwrlrJlghtJAt on major Jar.VlcEdwardllfl?.fyr• •TVltMaldS.rvAv•U Llk• now, roomy 1 tlrepluu •Lar1e 2,3Bedrooms dOICU, tncl 1ar. t'lb 04Ntut ... l'M4ert St.lnNwptBcb.S4TO mo Lio Or. HU. 84CMllU7. •PhOne~rv. llldpoo& • " 8 8 Q • JI . r r I \I D l • All have bltns" OW'• TV. Adlllt.1 <•lnaltt OK), S21-2715 SJ0.7NO ~3323 . OwMr very HXIO\.IS *C'lllldr-.nSeC"Uon 8DRM w/c~"!· drpt, yud•Cu1tnm dul1ned 3BR. fplt,2b.a'375 no ,,n.. SIS$ mo 1..,, utJI • .,. h ho --. .- *Low monthly ra\tt. blw. ~00 a ..... • aan&t In\ er Io r' •nu Ill · In 2 BR, end yard 1275 pd 642-llM4 or SSl..ro42 rom to • ore 2Br me, Sfor• 4550 LOST: Dolovt.'<l Toy C.:ollll' 2316 Nowport Blvd, Cll apae!H • ..,.., mo. ran&t'•Dl!!hwa•htr It dis· WUJ Con.sider Children CM. Sl40 mo tout. Nut •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• CShtlthll ~tole. Answers S41-97MorM5-3987 JACOIS UA1.TY po11l•Attoched «•rose SH t.Mk lovely 11part. e 2Br . ~ Bllt lo bead1. non·•rnohr, 18-28. Ph to ··st u r ·' V l c; • 675-6670 with washer & dryer mcnta, they are <'l<N!o to 'lrepl•ee. D/W. Oar. &U..CJ8MafUpm. Ware~e spac-c approx Uu1h11rd/Uamllton, llll tf51JCM"'9J>a~flVM CUt.e baeh. t•oU~c. Ulll hootl·UP"POOI It JaeuuJ Ct>nlrll Park. rectH· Yrly. '3$0/mo. 67~·4615 It le tC'd 2 B =ft. l4(una tllll.1. 982·7107, Reward. pd Slnglesonly.113$.up a..-JtO• Adultsonly. t1on.1hoppini;,frecway1. or675-0585. oomma wan · '· ----USTllUff 350Avocado'42·0282 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28drm. t\o\ RnthS350. 81kelobeacb ' 2 bat Ira modern apt ........ WMhd 4600 r<>U"ND: Germ Shep, blk SBR, h;1i• back yard, PARKLING Spa"'loua 2br,2b•.lstlt1Ht _621W.WllsonM2..C991 Olrcction11: Slater &EHtbluff,3brlt2br.%~ w /v ew tn Lacuno ••••••••••••••u••••••• 4'tan,l\ug2'J.f'em.Vlc I _.. I a"' .. A .. _ • ...,., ....... t'An •""'/mo Beach. H l:l. WHt on ba. Adu!_ ts. q uJet. $360. o .. ch. Sl55 + utll. °'Orkin" "OUPI" U·lth Sprurc It Jl <'ll, F .V. 4.":c= rum ,ncarp r.. dlx 2 Br. decor furn, """'"'eaia9cn~ , Q\Jl&T terse Uc3 bdrm, Sluler off Dench on~ ~· 832-9211,uklor e-2l8' ';mall, ;ell ~ha;ed .. doat-830 __ -f.2'7_8_. ------ '73.-7601 A.GT adlts,1ar,sn5tTH84fl l&.2 bnha, P\lt P11lio, block,l1gtuonKeel11onto · P'em•let.oahntrurnZBr, ncedit..trmaptorbou'<!FC'>l1nd·BEACL~ Approx '11111.e• JI07 1ome w/frplc1, boaul 1 d .,,. b "'7 ..,-•·lltt •Br 2n_ 1,....1<' S.d1elor type t.rlr. Quiet,•••••••••••••-•••••••• )•ndic-aped. Walk tu cu e •11c. 'SC S 2br1bJt nr-c>Cean : 1ar 2be Garden 1pt w/aame reaaona le ... 5·0930 e moe old female. Vic; "2'~ ·~ _:.~ ....... adultpark.Nuoets.SlJS. P"'""Nsu~·PT thoppJna. l\dult.a only ... "OLLOWnn; l N ff ClllOyrly,Oct-1,dshwr S145+uUI. Call 542-8271 befort'6,ukfor0lll,or Jamboree• Mc::Al'lhul', or gar, e~ ya"' + utll. $41 'l1J .. _,.,, ..-• AltrM:U~o rent.. IC .... ....,.. lte411ty 12:8\1\..SStrtd M'S 2117 an •. call 67J..5Wev<!., S.0-7532 quletaru.S4n 541.1300, L1e l Br, Ulll lnd'cl. Mzrl'rnl•M .,.., 14J,f24tw ------cl40. l Br, malur adult Adults, no pet.e. Yrly, ~ .._,.. e-.aJOO PARKNY.WPORT mmate t.o •hare a Br Wanted: Care&<! to rf'n\-YOllN o . blk Pnodl"• Jlav. IOCIM\hult to Hll 234.5 Ne_.pon Blvd, C.M '20. 6'16•1151. U4 11TTS..nuA.4aA.,.,CM -SUIU .. EASE I BR,SZIO apt, 1 bllt to bt'h In 118. lor atorqe. C.M. N.8 .. •PP•· G mo'1. La41.1n11 aa..melhdatfj l•ell fU..u:JObcf.5 MlramarDr t4f..UU ~----~ IWtJIO JI0.174hl\7 .JO crCdlilarca;1 N'-~•u.a 4 ~ , __ ----· .. _. H1t•hJrd l'urk 1,73 7'.JIH - \ II ,, 'l !i Thur9Cfey, September 16, 191'8 .. DAIL V PILOT Q • ' . .,. . . l Add it .•. Build it.~Dlaper IL.Hammer it... carpet I IL.Cement it ... Wire lt...Hoe 1t. .. Ctean 1t .•• Move .. IL.Pres' lt ... Pa1nt it... Nail it...Ptaster 1t.· .. Fix 1t. .. SERVICE· .DIRECTORY Plumb 1t ••. Patc h it ... P1pe 1t...Remoe1e 1 tt •• , t Root it ... Landscape lt ... Tllo 1t ••• Trim it ... Sewit.' .• Haul 1t •.. Add it ... Plant it. •. Alt@r it ... Learn it .. ~ ......... :_,...te<r ,_ "/Cw.·•t• ,_ -:_ • • ~ SWTICH Mc.i.tu-.ce Pahtttng/Popt'ri"9 ,.....,/roperiec) -· .• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• i. ............................................................................................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MedMr wiU l>ab111t fullb~ntT)', Ad4 on• ol•a!Cem~nt work· patlG.'I, en •:xpr JopaMSr Garct4'nn HANDY MAN-Homt'll & ALL PAINTING P1unt-Rcpa1r 3~ yr:c 1n Intl t:xt t>.11nlln1C. Av IC Plumbinit R'°p•lr& Ne~ Umeta rn)'bome. ~cl Commerdol. Lie. free try wa)' ~1de\\,4llkt . Compl m.unlt'n .. nce 4lt \pta. ~OOWthrntaoiu ¥Ua. wor,man1h111 Rm us. All i.>rll'ttfl ind t5Vr11t:xpr,non·unlun Jd·adtuncha.147·--· ftlt eu 3<U9. Dooe llw nitht way. J eff dulinup. Pr 111n1reub craiti1mun &as 6MH & CLEANING 11uar. Take udvunl. ul m) p111nl 1-'rl'l' e11l. ~ :n~ lo'urmcrColo. Coruract~r -----1 *4U2 Hiro1~l 1937 ----l'JC&>er 33ii·70W. ~71Ul 7Sl·~• Will '-byait for YOU in m} RenaodeU01 J.'runilng & --GrodincJ 9tlO '8SS Patio$ . home, can pt<'k up c:bllcl I' I n 1 t1 b • C o m • C°""'9dor l':l(prd Hawllan i;.irt14.lm·r •••••••n•••••u•u•••• -Pl:.IEK.!\ PAINTJNU ....................... 'f.tt•l•5oft Rt,.ar fNm school. very re mere1al l R<11ld4'nt1ul n•••••••••••••u•••••• Yd cleanups, t rirumm11. Skaploader dump trurk Motowy Exµr. reu:t 1 atc)j. ft'l•t' P1\TIO COH'I) <'!. lkek" ••••••••0 ••••••••••••• uonabte.640-2395 Olntrortor. ~8314, ~ L~El\1 J ARVIS prun1n11. Lt Huul'11 haullna '11r11d1ni: dr' •••000•0 •••••••00 1 .. t.Cull Ccnc ~~.20-1~ Quuhlywork,rC"u111.111ablt• Ci\NOPVTVSVCCO • ........ •-1---hn. Alidl\IUJI.)" R~od.-lin1 646-4676. mulllaun: Tn·t' "UI 1.:. ~·H· ,.'lreplacC'll rt11ntC'r" ----flrl ('l'll. I.fr :11:100~. Ph hl H11tt $er\'IN' --., .........,~ --------• 9ti2 ~71 L1c 3178:16 -751 ~•JO Urick C'oo('rt:l•· P11110 Yrol"~lonul Puantur. IHG·7721 or00·1'1\J3.1 •I Fair rrlf~ ~le:f3 •••••••--••••••••••••0 Mi\S'J'J.:Rc.;HAt,'SMAN ----l.andararpUtJr•Cteanup.1 -Block Walb llHQ Pni. lutr/!';:ictenor - -• ISack to School Hall'('ut R~mod~I. flm&b & re <:~tlWH.'K &SON Smalljobl. pn:fl:'trt.-d. H..tWJ Itel. 1'Mt&646·0464 Fftt•C'11t1m1ttl'"t.4tl ~15 Piott.r/R.,al,. rr,.. Mr-vie. Spee. 12 olt any atyle cul. p:un. Xlnl reC•. <liHl·lSlQ5 AddJuon. & Rl'modC'hlli t'r'I'\" l'l>I. G4:? ~1 ••••• •••••• u •• •• •• •• •• ':"" -- ------·-••••••••n• • • ••• • •• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Appt.ontyllM-~5 :::-• ---l.u ln:?l!M2 -.-. . -U11ulm111 mo\11)' dl"HllU Stu1w ~llwll ;\ti Ud!UIUI lnt1·r1or /('JC t1•.r11~r rATCUl'L1\S1't;HIN(; lh·mov11111 . trimm1n1t. ,._~, r-Ser-flu ~U<?l7u GT3GouShadv1 or GrccnYurJ $'T• T ~.k ll • JI 11W1wwrli..plnt1 !'.,µ1tl10:-, .1roll.'itlt>ul ceilini:~. -·' ••ALLTVPES•• r>runma.Jreoeit.1.al''d. ..a.1u _..,ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Care. ltoyal ~l·rv It•'. f· ui;· l"l'tw~r Sll? ~lill, frpk1, ,.to: ~2· Ui.42 )r1. \:XJ>c•r. CJll aft u11m Fr •I!' l ~~o tl82!. fully lmiurt"d. twa-262' ........... -• .. •••••••Sb.ampoo&•taam rlt!tut H U t."J··MAN & SON. dc•.,.n to "~arlh 'J.1t'k~11! ~l'f't't'lllt~4• _ ---~1113()t! <'\ 4 ~ • f TYPUftTIHG> I.nil ColClr br\&hteaera; H<'modr l . rt•b ln~u. ~~ Sonny & J rr. J.'r"t' h.1111 ~:!':? .......... ••••••t:t~tAlmued :.ori.. ·~o vr, VERYNl':A1'PA1'Cll ~1·1"" TrC'c.t Servtc\.'. (iafi.,t put.euP l•Yout wbt u rpta JO m1n tormtca644·7~.Ml·<l.S41 1n,,c1"1.1nup.trn•wk rnr .. • Jom;&'l'f':Xl'VRl-! Aa~tlc tnmminii & rt• ataUonery, br0cbur•s' bleat b. Clean llv rm. din Draftl---6170 CiftlCral ~lcn uM1bk He ms. J.'en~·e11· MOVISG ·~. Lt-~ 2 t:Rx~r·d ~~ e~prJ.'r 1,nh·.rw~:.~~ th-., t:.t. H\13 14:1! mov.11 L.u·'d 23 yrs 111 etc. Call Burk• Work!'. rm & ball SlS. Av~ rm .. .., ••••t•••••••••••••••••• 8ki111n\!movt~d.~7 ~ mt'n mO\\• )OU. tJ~. '."0•. ~c "11 1 a•~ ,ort>u. Compl i.c1rdl.'nln11, 56'1·12:14 ST.SO,c:ouc:hSU), choarSS. ••• .. ••••••••••••0 •••• P.STl:'\t.\TES WAN1'~D· -Rt•f11.~s~ort1lM ~36 900-3361 llom l'K A 1l 1l 1t11111 1-l'l&uuuvi-. Jnds cpl(. ----------.1 Gu.arelimpetodor.Crpt Rm Add1Uon5, n"w lnHall :1 hd1n): i.;lu1 f'°"""J Mov•n.i twuuna Stud"ntaPa1.nunai ,•xp\lr, qu.1hly Hesturr~ on·r. bloc k 675·!1750 -Wewlllbulldon yourlot, repalr. U yrs \!Spr. D<i bo me1;. lt'anodehng, doot1H!ll'dr11•ul work ............ ••••••••-• 1sir' •k £ J work lntt!t'IOI' l-:i<t wall:.,. l'r}!c c.i.l. lo" l packase or c:o11l plwi. work mysdf. !<eh c:ommt•r'I. 2:1 yrs ei..p. rarpt>t, ru11. !15'1 ·6341~ IRONING OClnr 111 rn~ ~.&f;.~ · "Pt!r. )n.. Averaie l •lY, tilucco & _!!.le~~&A9~. · m.5080,988-N1:S 531-0IOJ R'>nlil.S47"'~7 cn·i. homr . R r iuun.rblc: ---t•vr"' ~100. lt sly. )l~U. . • IFYOU -• ---1)4641120 . . ~-~I ' GARAtl 1-. l'Al.t: ods in h.l\'o a :.crvlcc to offer ol" F\lrnlture & Cpt Cln'g ----·-·-,, NEED HELP? Con('rete. ---llll\lt' som~tbu1e you w11nt ---_. -the D1uly'P1lot brln11 hap 'jloods to sell, pluc:e an o!f SELL ldJe Items with a Special. 10 yni in llbr .. ••••••••• •••••••••••• b rt ck wk, Jl u ant g . Tr Y a D a al Y I' II o t to llt!U ! Claa~arn.-d uds do f{avtl :iometh!nit you wunt py re~ults. Ttq1lut·e your in l h l' 0 ally P ll o t. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. area. Save this week. W~ & Ct.onups clean'g, etc. 24 hr5. Ref:. Classmed Ad to buy, seU il well -Call NOW. to ~di? Cl~H1l1tld 11d1H.I~ drnwang 1•11rd , phone (;lll$Slli<.'<l Section ••• ~ Call 840..2US Pree eit 1 642-9901 Nick~ or rent sometbang. 6'2·56'78. 11 well. 642~1!. ~-5678 today. Phone 00 5678. ----~ a..t&Fomd SlOOftwsonals 5350 HelpW•ted 7100 ..;...w..tect 7100 HefpW.itted 7100 HefpW..e.d 710Cl HelpWanhd 7 100 HefpW.ed 7100 HelpW•tecl 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... FOUND: AkJta roll.le Dog SS GE ASST MANAGut CASHIERS WANTED GIRL FRU>AY Nt-t'd de· 1 nsu runce A Ken <'Y • N. Hnt1 Bell uea MA A ACCOUNTING GR TltA.JHEE BANKING ca:.hier:t needed 1n our Dato&ttry Opr ~ndiihll', matur.. pt•r:-.on c.isuulty in Costa Mt>lCat 71,"847.fl051 FIGURE MODELS CLERK/TYPIST lod:t.nous. Over 21. Jn NEW ACCOUNTS i.4'tr serv1et.• gas lih1tlons, The Jolly ttoJ(a , l oc. ii. walll 1>cwiog ub1llt.y to ntletls e xpcr ·,t airt . ESCORTS 1beJolly Ropr Jnc. has COUHSElOR must be Ill )rs old, bun taJung apphealloni. for a fllhnc11tc c;hadt·~ & <'Ur Salur y t!urnmensuratu FOUND: Neutered M an openinl( for an he· qwre. Me N Eds P1zr.11, To work S.torduy Clnly dab It? & n e ~l ll P . Oata Entry Op1:r11tor. tarns & assist with s tor1• w111b11ity. Modern ok. Tabbycat.whtpaws.Nr OUTCALLOHLY counting rl~rk·lyph,t. 4lOE.17thS~C.M . _ forourCoslaMei.aorc. pearanc ... mu:.l havt! Minofl yeurcxpcr.w/fi ':Ul>lomers.40h1,\\cck Oppor. tu advanc·c·. Deb le .Bolsa. No. HB 631-3811 Must be prof1c1ent ASST.MAHA.GER l.1te typing. Exi>t•r.11re Cahf.dnv(·~hc .• opcn mo'son Hl~f 37'1.Perm Sorlltl vaau bend1t::. & 642-~. fl88.114' w t both calculator & Husband & wile team lo f'd. call Mr. Donnelly, inR!I in C.M. & 11.8 . J.'/tjme. JJays. Pay will \t•ry nict" work mg t•ond1 --.-----"-- LOST, ••Kendall" Lge FREE Pregna.ney Te~ts typewnter. Versatility a manage Link Storage 546·2l00 PI e a se ca 11 ( 2 1 :I> be based on ex per. level. t1011>1. Af>ply In persnn lnSWGnc• Acey male. bl k/t an S e t Conf1~enl11llt;ouru;eltng definite advanlaRe for Units. Jrvlne & Costa c-u"'--i'oF•d•ral !125·0431 Apply m per:1on Sam ~twc>t>n 10 ·& 12 noon. Comm.&Pers. lnese,.11. ter/Sbep. mill. Reward. 24hr Llfellne g35·MJ3 hardworker who would -•uni .. ..---~pm, Mon-Fri.• ll.042 C.: u 11t11 m S b ad l' & r~'Q. ltUIJ1nsoolnauranct'. ._ ...... .,,.H.B. p '"'LM I"' '"'O"'R lake variety In their job Mesa. C:lp~bledC?f meeth Soviftc)t & LoClft Child t'ure in u.change for Gillette Avl• Irvine Dru11t•ry ~hop, 3.S.1.'> Ea:i-t N.B. t>4S·.2!r.19 ,,,_.._... ,.. .::;,.. E Position ntlls for stal mg people, nun bog cus 2'700 llarbor Bl, c.M. room & brd. A untqU" ' <'•>ubl 11.,.y, Corona <lei -• typ1nic. falang. lati! ieccapts. & handyman Equal OpPorF.mplo)'er s1tu11tion.bet2J)m&enr·-Mar. IANJTOHS 1\1/F. cx(lf'r. LOST: Fem. Beagle, vie. Past. present & future Oak & Jtepublic CM Shu has ~en Jtivt'.n lb~ Please call 642·8i!H ~m lo hl'lp olhers. Lic'd Reward! 2U/W4-llSO 213/697 9272 secretaria t duties & work. Recent rt'tiree an ly ew. Male or Fem Dell ml.'n & fry cooks. 3·4 llrt u nate, 5 duy wk. I Ports or our restaurants. appt. Diane, 6'0..t630. Bur mnid. Sharp. t;i..p. management. Jo'romln:s GIRL au<11tmgofd.ii}ysales re· ideal applkant. Call for ll(t3.0Ja9. Possible future in 7S2-7a93be\wn Upm. f Salary <'ommensurate Automollv_e_____ Day sh1ft. Gd pay. C.:.M. Child Cart> Restaurant, 210 Nl•wporl JANITORS LOST,Colllefemale,ans. n..G...tteTouch w 1t:xpe r. Apply 1n USIDCA.R area.S56-•0ll,979·9'97. Yourhomf'ormint-, Center Dr. NpH('h, Wont1-<lforrrt'<l1tin11.ol l"/1'1me.MonthruFrl.!i toLady.REWARD.Vic. Forthe liltlccxtras person, 17042 Cillette, S l"'S u BEAUTICrANS-642-1~ 640·7370. flCl'.nlUt1~t11·good ty(ltl(t l'Mto1:30AM.$2.S0hr Placentia Ave, Wesl81de in Outcull Ma1>Sage Inane. 8am-Spm Mun A "' MA" CLEANER .. & J h It• 111 h 11 n d I l• to start. Call btwn 4PM ~ tAl5ta l'tfesa. 6'5-4178 ~! Call 751·3931 thru f'ri. New car dealf'rship. Fr· Fol. prf'f .. Shampoo & for office in Newport Dt-:1,1 GIHL ldcphorll'. F111ancc office ~PM. (TI4 ) 6'().1027 ===-=----:-:--::.,,rt---...;._------fti---------1nge ben efits. Ex -makeup girls. ~~.wport 8 Sharp,11xprd.lltu,,T\Je!t expd hrlpful. 111u lary1-----------.1''0UNO Germ. Shep firm RELAXl!!/G MASSAGE Pft'enc:e a muat. Good Cflntcr. Call6-l0:_00_23_· _ ch. Full or P't11ne thru J.'ri. 491· 1!1:15 ()flt'n. C'all Mr. Murwno ~ewdt'r·Smoll c:,ui;t. ahoi• Blk •·It la 3yr •• .~ bJ L M A cos•a Mesa pharm11<·y Spanis h speok1n•• c>k . G l) 1· 1 J er d be 1 "' n. s ..... esw Bo ames. 1c ai>heur ""' hours. Se(I' Bob Snyder. Bt:AUTY·Manicurt!'i t ,..~11 .., •• c • .,,.. .. ,1ovann1 . t• 1 •• ui:una llJ:l.-9511 n4'1•1 s exp • n c 1 Drive. S46-0ll6. Outealls 9·9. 494·5111 WimlS exp drug Cltirk. Phone 540 0442 Hunl ""' ....,.....,.,., llt'h. -Jl'Wl'h•r. p/llmf:. ElniN· Gt'n knowl4•cl.:t> 111 · • · • wantedatEJTorobeauty ---CLAZt.;it,,.,pt!r 'cl. /\11fllV S c hlup/Oolds m1tf\ FOUND small Terner 4Want Mor" Meanillg an pharmacy nt!l.'l'1>~arv minon Beacturea. H lon. 1137·•143 for an· Chirk ~~·lav t',r Ymt'o tor , LA :nt Los Mohno:i., Sau G73·-t'734 I I mos old, 17th & Tustln Your L if I.'., L 0 1: a I Call owner for mtcrvaew Auto terview. FRONT DIESK limes m Nil & CM. :sturt Clementl'. 492 619t - I Ave. E.:1ide C.:.M .C H ALLENG J.~ T0~-8770 OFFICEMGR BOATBUILDER derk.Apptympcr!<ull S275permo.-t-bonu11.------Ur.Tt•<'hn11'1un/Tru1n.,11. 645-4S&t. CHANGE t·ouno uf· Surf &Sund Motel 548-1740. GROOMING ynun14 m11n to u11h.t. FO• UNO·. Approx 6 mo·• fereci. 968·3755 ADMINISTRATIVE f0~al:~~~!ilu:f~~~n~!. JOURHEYMAM l»SSo.CooslHwy --Dather/ Brur.hcr tor tN·hni<•1un:;, an11wt•1· o ld Sprlllger Spaniel *KAREN'S* ASSISTANT 1taniutionalllkilli;. F.xp. YACHT __ LagurueBeu~ ~ .. '!t.~r~/11~!~!11!~~k~~ 11namal hosp, N.H. No fltion••. wall <11t I fem. Llver/wbt.. Ni Ag~mmve, take t:har~l' w/wut o dealer,;hip rt:q. CARl'lHTERS C 11 AA dipping.:! Yrs 1•x1>er n • ru~tomt>rs,m.1kanew1wl -838 -80 f11r1laty, Irvine. Reply Am•ri~an Cur Plan. custom y:icht~ & !\ .. "rt Av11 ru tlu, N 1•w11ort 1rnme ac ~rDun 111 I 1 •· " •• ,.... Xray llc'd. No t•xper but 1 .. · l FO u N D : M 11 I e L II~ • Dally Pilot Ad #106. PO 6'7~ r!shers. \:;leper. J1lU:Sl Ill 'k {\•nh•r. behind thl'at.rt• (' l'hrOMl('S, Ii(' ll\I. Eader ScllJ, HB. 968-9251. OUTCALL ~tJ\SSAGE mdlv1rt11al for small mfl( Bnt·h loc. Salary open. Needed tor 47' tu 100· ~RKS rt~P 3c~~aa~ tru~n~~~e~ q 'd. A I' PI y • 1 :t :1 :t tJchverbles.kMu~t hda v•· Retriver 8-14, vie 22nd &Penori~ s.,-vice' 5360 Rox tm, Costa !.11e:.a, elude heavy bulk heuJ "'' IN TORY qwc to lr arn. 4!1!1·4ll!IJ. Mno lhru Yrl 8:im-4pm A/\. & 1> EIQdl"Onlca 27:, Santa Ana, CM. S48·7l01 i. ...................... Ca. 92626 Auw !lt11llutlon, flnl~h cabinet, 01-;NTAL ASST. needed. r. only. E. l7lh St. CM 642·8882 ,~IY::acalion rnolhcr will l'Ufl' -ASSIST A.HT t<•uk & formica Jom1•ry. Spttlal Assignment'! wks, Sept. 27th t.c> Nov. FOUND: Dachshund -.,1~ for \Our home & duldren Amm11l tfosp1lal assistant OFACE MG>R Apply, Jntcrnatlonal or GOOd C-Ounter.i Ncedt'<l Mon thru Thurs. Xlnt r t!· GUARDS . .Keypunch male, wht .f1~11 collar white you vur.it1011 full or pt t1mc. Allply H•odlooltk•r. r,hore Marine, 2500 S CAl.l.T()DAV c·cnt refl.'rt'nt'1• rcqtJ. •·1ttn11-. 11/l1rne. Dot &t'-0 I J' ' ~·13. PM VIC El Tore Dnvc.xlnt rcf,615057t Newpc>rtCenterAnamal Susan.S.A. ~o~ off1'ce. t-:ve!\ $46·0743• d uy:. Unuorm11furn.T1•h•ph& 0 .. , pr . I u Id r 1 Empo rium 161 066!> Hosp, 1333 Avocado. Npt Jane is going on to iJ(ger 54.').49S8 • cur r~q·11, ('nil 833·•1003 The Jolly Roiter, \nc. •~ <t9'1·~CVC!I "94·4646 Ctr. N B . <lh•h1nd & lwltu tbingi.! Very IOATCOM,AHY 0 overload appl. Ulkangappllcnl.lof13forn I ---------11-'em chnurfrr oomp c0<ik thc•ah•rl diverstfled wp sPol for Need.s Gel-Coat t.ouch U'P Dom1.!1>lit-help, nnlure Dala ~ntry Operutor. , .FQUND wh!le ~em. Kit p/L Write Ad 6_.19, Os!ly ANSWERING top person. Must have person. Mu.st hav4' \'l<P 557•006 I woman. part time, work GUYS & GALS Ml~ of 1 year exper, w11; 1 , ten. apprx Ii a:no ~· 1 blue Pilot, ro Jlox JSGO, C.:ll. automobile backg~und. Apply an .person. Rtwn 7. Jnt"'rvl~.., .. _ "·S·."'" mg couple. 493-6852 aft. 5. Mlu1on Viejo. i!:I Toro mos on ll)M 3741. Perm. it 1 am eye. Vic. San Ju11 Ca 92620 SBYICETlLEl'HOHE lmmed. openma. r hone llrl Sid k Bo 1763 "' .... "'"" .,., -area.toworkafewhours F/time. Days. Pay will I qulo & M11 c Arlhur · OPERATOR SbarCameron. BAUER Pla~mJi~ve,C~~~· 3723BlrchSJ,N.8. UONUT S ho1, H elp. oday.FunJob.EarnS2S bebasedonexpcr.Jevc11. I HV1hn.s.6'().U29 '-mlft~& Duv &niohtshirt. MOTORS.97S\·2500 plllme AM. No exvc•r to $~0 per week. For Apply in person, 8arn·1 J •· otf0tt ' " IOATRIPAllMIM noc. Jo'emale, <11<0 25 .. 5. mort! Informal.Ion phon" Spm Mon•Fn. 170421' ~"T. Cat, gray lonl(hmr r,.,.. 228 l"orest, La1.tuna Och Apply •n pl.'rson Mr Gill •t A ... r f ht h t 1n 11 ....................... -·:: MQlt have Mecbao1cal ~ , • . · 830-0913. e~ e v,., rv1pe. w c .ea w ea co ar Sc.hoots& ~ AVON Repair ex per. Oil CLERK TYPIST Donut. 135 E. rnh St. EqualOpc>rtunil)' ~ Vic. 811 CQoyon. Ann• I trucff 7005 A/PayCl~rk to$750 gwi/die&el yachts. Need Experienced In purcbas· Cu.tu Mesa. t:mployer I 6'14·'1221 ••• :! ...... ~•••••••••• SelnscrCelle1rnkt~ to!77'~ ~·c~.!~ . neat worker w/ctear nt.-lnf &/or production con· OR'S ASSIST. HolrclMer & 5a..11st Fe~·~:-s:~ u l. : Reward. Lost 9/'J \I I ",...., ...... • r _, ...... , cord. Blackie's Boat trol prel'd. "B.ut Will Young lady 08-28) for 83'1-4250or 837~~~!I Fashion !all()(!. Co. orrcr1' I P11clfle & Walson Lull IE A IARTIMDtR R('fpt/Tytt lo$7oo Aftd Money Yard,6'73"6834. Train." Manufactunng legitimate full time pos1 --outstandlni h\:nefiti;. mix. Blk w/brn murk· FullorPurtllmr lrvlnel'er nnelA1tency ToPoyForlt BOO"KEEPER uper. helpful. Wide tlon in Cos ta Mes a llAIHORF.SSF:R Must have6 mo'K recent ""ll ~ 8621 488E17th Costa Me1111 " · t f l d Li r t • ._ · • fie ready to work u~ a Sutle224 642.1470 Sta rt Now -Scllln~ GALFRIDAY·F /C V!lncyo cenera u es. HeallhSpa.Nocxp.nec. Ncil(htiorhood shop, or expcr.on029oros:>.Start 1 LOST: Olk fem Lab prote:1s1c.1nulbarlenderln __ ----tx•aullful product•. ca.11 Good st.'C. skills. Prefer Wesenduuchool.Apply \la\:ation cl1entcle ~ ~.AhmFee .lobl.QlU I ~lagoollo & lleil. Sun-1 week. t'r'ce job place· ~ M0-70'1 or ZenJlh 7·1359 strone credit. Xlnt work RECEPTIONIST any aft. or uve. 2112 permanent position H.U ftlta Johnson, 5'0-60$!>. day . ··Samantha" menluaistan('e A/PAY CLERIC forinformation. lng cond.s. Good saluy. Harbor lHvtt. Co&ta 846·2900 Coastal PcrsonnelAaeo-( Reward. 84!1-MlG American Bartenders 'fo' e c l"a 1 d. R e 0 u t . -----645-2666. Experienced recept. pre· Mesa. H'"'IRSTYLIST t•y,2790 HarborBl.C.M. I ---School 1'' h. 1 1 1 M l f 'd wfple:uanL ap· . ,.. l..Ml: ln CdM Siamese 1104 E 17th St , SJ\ 11• 10" s oe u~ BabysitlanJ(. m.iy home, IOOKPR.f/C pearan re & telephone E~m $l.60 wk & up selling Open1111t for p > rellablc Kitchen A.Ide 1 mllle. neutertld. A11e ll U t-1900 hn "'' i.:ood m 111 h up· daily 2-S. 6yr old boy. No Thr" Floanclal state· personality to hand lo Fu II c r n r u l4 h • U > h1.11rcuttrr w/:& yn1 cx1><·r. P/lime ufternoom1 &c 2 tlludl!, "om<' H<'ctni: ex· work. Vic P aularlno .. 7M/K54 711..'il 712 44!47 N 11 ts o I Ha• ID. Cal1 S49 ·8088 _ ___ _ • sx•r & acl·urate. tvinn)I. School, C.M. S46-9SS9 1tfl meals. Fast arowinit OC busy cord le 2' s "' . • • • .;: ~o er 1 isc • rungc fuU dar.; per wk. Af PIV I Owner John I\. Booty. F1ute & Piccolo IA'ssons w i 11 he work •n i.: on 5'30&wlmds. Airport area CPA Farm. switchboard & meeL tho EXEC SECRETARY .7e01:f1ce o ~~~s"; Park Lid~ ConR' "vN. u• O'lf>. I t'tll"loyct> t''IPenae, "'h('n Prior CPA firm ex per re· public. Good t ypinst iic re· ' l " 10 Ommonton «i61'1111t1h1p v. r t'OUN D 11m11tl blk & whl J,m1ce Wolfe ,, . J Ou 1 k 'd Variet ·of duties Retired or 11em ·retircrl, S500 C It Bo Corker mix vie Can comeloyourhomc. bemg trJnskrn'<i. Al!\o Babyaitter wanted. qc. rempoyces now q · Y 'avail for work on u1 ~ 0•. nus LlghLn1111cmbly&parlu1i.· Westmins tt'r Mall 548.5967 Fee Job~ Cull Sally Mature. exper. in your otthisad.Scndresume& Non1'moker. needed basa.<:. Send rl'· 10Mow T0Ha1rWcsL mi< full Ume. S2.50 hi. 1 MG 2007. Hart, !>40·60~~. CoulJI own home, No. Eaat C.M. salary hi11wry in Cull con· sume to Plaza Exe.cuUve For eonhdcnt1al intervw !r7U-llSOO I ---------1Jobt Wonted. 7075 Personnel Agency, 2700 642-749'. fidence to Ad No. 583, Contact Mt11Whito suites 2082 Michelson <'<mlucL Dc>rt, 613-4900 'hi -• FOUND: Sm. part Collie ............ ••••••••••• Harbor Blvd, CM. Dally Pa lot. Box llW>O, For lnlel'view 11212. li-vmc, Ca. !.12715 • 41'M. Liquor cleric. Part Unw. I do&. vao lndlan&poll• 4 Oookke<'pma for the •m. Baby11ttcr. Npt Hts area, CostaMesa,Ca.92626 p ID • Ov1•r 25, nights. will F•rr'laworth H.8 businr1111.Allpht11>l•w tt11u 6-7 hrs day, S days wk. au 0$18r r:xperhaircutter HKLPI ~esperute Vud trnm. GeorRe or Sll•w, 9M 4lll0 !\lllleml'nlll & T11x1"1 l!I APT tlOUS!'; Own trans . 631-0885 • BOY. after scbool,J.~d111· As--lot~. Inc Takeover cbent.ele needs sitter for 2 pr1· 642-6537 -----Mi\INTENi\NCF: --ly.Dnve~h<'. ~,.. •fE 675.14468 ~chC1oler~ in lh«1r home. ·-------Found: Katten. Blk .\ ~' ~· ll. I) c r • fl"',. r N•wpc>rt~"4.;11ch. Couple ~byi;iller w~nled days m Cull 548·2888. COSTA l'o SA. 7 AM ·7 PM w1·1•kd uy", LUAIJER • Abte ·bodtf'll Whattt. 6. tMl! on earh ' 1 •:.._ ---('X~nt'ntc. fo'ull lime. n~ ~m~06r;i5~2~~:,t5~ch. BOYS ANl> GllU~~ 556·7075 t:xp ph11rmscy tet'bnl· Newport Bead1. Cor /I!'' J>('n.on t1> load boal.3 &-1 fonL Bea<'h front 403 K Se1,'v 111udf'nl 11tJ1i 111t Joh rhaldnin, ~alary open __ _ _ _ 12 to lS. r art. llm" work Equal UpPor t:mployer c1an. Mu1'l bl• able to 1146-0fl44 eves. gtnwal yd wotlc, fork Ult. , B.lboa Blvd. C11 1l <213) a fl . l.30 pm, S II +:ipt.PhoneM-4·2611. Buby"lttcr necrlr d, my nftrr ~c h oo l u ncl ty1><·preiicriptionlaool~. --HOtlSEKF.1<.l'INC" 1·lC1;c•r lll'l1>1'ul, $3.5o hr. 3S2-4200 !ISWP!"· tyµo GOwpm . homu 1um to 3pm. Own Solurdny" With A youth CllJIOWl\edorlntervaew, ciul oi-ARr-·. Ap11IY Hout Tran11lt J34:J --C""'kll""" I( n. Shllron 893-7970 lrons. OOJ-1941 Ftn Vly. ••ruw l"kln•' IUll'""'riu· C:LHK TYPIST 54(! &770. h • • • Lo¥llO Avn. C.M. S:tw• J'ound· Blond ..,.. .,,,.. - -... -MGR COUPLE ~ ~ u ,. ~-. " '"" -• Lit<' ou11f'kPeptnR, somf' AM lu Noun. • I Vic: 11th St, Si\ Oldrr ludy will baby.ill Ar 1 • 8411 llittcr for 7 r 01,1 tin n ll for a major With recent ex per. i.I) 1 h ii d c 11 r o m 11 Lu r t 642·tm7 uml dn htc• hou~ework. JG Units <'M Exp d . ,f 1 VY 1 ti new11pol)f'r. F.sm '2!> to work In production co11 FACTORY womnn. p11rt-timc-. N.H. MAW, rt•lme for beouly ------~--1 11 vl.' in s4owk rti matur.-. uml·rel ok t" n ga r ~; 11~ e $4S l)t!r wt>ek or more troldcpt. muejeanJo~ arl'l'.l~ll·:llflZ u lun. 200 NewPort cu· FOUNO, flUppy, a r11 y 131.9911 • 54.S--Olll4, wche~UJ.~· ~1tc1r"c ool. plux trlp11 nnd pri7.tB. STACOSWITCH, IMC Ml':N &WOM l':N 1-1<>U."'l·'.L'f•',f',·t--;--1 ..• 1;--. ,,, .. ~ Ur. Ntwpor~Dcach_. -.•. I w/blk blotcht•!I. Fcmuh·. --------Sill ... ""'"' " Y iome or Call th" followlna be(oro 1139 Baker Costa Meu M 5fmblrrs/ Parkuitt..'1'9 ·' ·" ' .. , ' Vi<' MacArthurjrNwpt HefpWonted 7100 )'OUfll. Bulboll Pen. lt.00 p.m. or uftcr 8.30 549:1041 1>rtv~·ri1& "'· r...1·wpo r l U1•11f'h.MAll>S nee ded b y Prwy. N.B. 8'6-03f;7 ••••n•••••0 •••••••••• ASSEMBLERS 673·~9!l pan. l.1u1unu N141ud Equal()ppM F:mployer Gi•n'I Lile Unskilll•d S11anhh OK. 67:1 2!1tl8 Nt:wport lk•ach fl~110f1. •J\AAAPOSITION!<> BAOYSITT .. ;H. My M\uion V1e)11 111r4!u, Workeri; ""~· 1-:rljlllll h •q1cnkln11'dllV I LOST, Doa. Hus ky & SolH S.C...tary Pree I :don r Ir r t r<J ho mi• 11 >lf ntc>1< old •9S·S31HI .,, l''ouM1t1n _ Day&SwlnirShlN.q ---'7--11lull. A1111ly In pcrllon. Collie, mul& w /whl Rrcopt t'on~tdit•cy n;iel·hanfral. 11w1tcholi t:.!l'lt11ldc CM. Momlna" Vnlhiy nrcn.llGa·ll1~. Cocktuil w1utre11~wi1, n~w onTht•Joh1'r11i11111i.t llou11ew11rk.p/!1m~·.J>rivt S11ncl111pc•r Inn. :.!IOI 1-:. I munJ<• & reel und blk f.1qwr. prnfrl, bul will .. , ''"t1•t .30 .. onthru"'r1 ~:qu"I OflpOrtunity nlorbtrlub.O.C.Alf""rt IO l(rnn•rv ,,,,., f)Vr Ill. (°ttli)lt ll"V,('dM. body SlO<'ky hualL. Vh' Emµhl)'l'r!I l'.1y All t•eea I I "" • m r 1£ I .. ..... Temp AHICJftl'IWnt• ~.n.1i.5 5~3 ert J2 nc .. 111, IJd Oblilf)C) "Camlno <It>! l.IJ. Rr1ndrr11 ~S i·n~~ STACOSWITCH, IMC 642·7462 art 2 pm. ltlJ~ oyl.'r:_____ .,.urt!11~75M81l7 -Apply Dully {;M M altl wuntud.• 8ual'111f AdJon. S.J .C. R4'w11 rll. 4020 ltln:h St. 1• 1.,.. ll.39 IJllkl!r, Cost4 Mcu BABYSITTER. P /Tlme. Hr" .a It f • 11 l • ~ u n ch COCKTAii. WAl1'1ll•:SS ICttly SerYlcH lllK - -Molol. 11161 ~. C11t. llw)I. 496.flOOrollect. Nl'wpor1.8tH1ch 1133,~190 54f.]0""1 for6yrnld....,",3·4d")'~ Wa1t reSt1. OllJlf'rd .. ov.er SHOR'fOHOl-:H Newport llou1H•kl•l'l"-'1" mulul'l•, Laa.Ur h 494·4892. Call tor Appt/F.atab tl5 .. ""' .. 2 A I He a ll vr in, full dlar14u. (J ) fl ---1.0ST male dof. "Jo.Ille". -Equal Oppor ti:mployt!r .wk. 7 ·3. 3·11 tihiflll. l . PP y, n rownw COOK/WAITRf:SS 8.och•833·144 l yr olcJ c•hdcl. 1~l-47GO MAID. l'art Um'°. Wkd~n Btk •Pot on tall. Vic ACCOMPANIST Sevf'raJ wknds. Deren· ft!':'.'s:;~~~;lt~~19~. Coll.st Meu Lnne l'<, 1703 0..-..•547·9Sl5 l<•11vt•mcK1wct•. at 11omc· woekonda • • Stadilt Dr, So. Lacuna. POilbun J\vallo.ble. Ex pr dablo person nee cd ---Su1>1•ri<>!.: C~. Mil 3'Jlla O-Tw• .. --t 'fll -_Lairuna_8rh 41M·2flO!i __ '1 ~reward.49e·47$4 ll«'CHllf)'. Salary $3 ~ AASC,!llblcrs . MO·OM?· IUS DRIYHS COOK. Mal'1, fem11lc. Ap r-·· ._, HOtlSf:Kt:f:P P:lt ---------•Iler hr. 20 hr work week "m'lfft.m Mf't'hln1cnl 011by~IUcrt H11kpr Muturt' "'47.15 ~Hr HunllnJ:ton ply in pur1mn Kcntul'ky 1 :30PM rnr otflrl' In Newport MAlNTt.NANCE MAN ht M•ll• SllO Apply al r"r11onnel or !!', frdor !_~Pfloll'Y~lemo:,.oh~I· womon ofter acbl, • hn1. R1111rh Union HS Oillt Fl'lcd Ch"'k""• Laaun11 ·thru Stptemb.r Hdi. Foll •ir p/timc. rl.'q ulrl-<1. Luriu nll Hlll1'• \ ••••••••••••••••••••••• r "' .-,,,_.., ~ .. ~ r.. ... _ ...... _ 179·97'2 Sponl11h 11p1•uktnl( ok. 11rr11.llJO~l Ice. l.Dll103 nl':t<•h •iptltude. ,"-ml r"'ir•d for l child llJl.C !J. nc>n n~~dll p /tirt14• hui. .!:leach, ,,,_.....,_ C II "., 'l4GO ----·I Drlnkln& problem" Unahcd School Duilrkt • ·~ " " k s C t dn Muat h s-...11 Oppor fmploy1tr __!_ '""~ MANAGEMENT I C..ll Al~hol Jlelpllnc (<'t'ON 1he 1trc .. 1 from lh~ whlll! be arccplubl<•. b l sPmln~" c. ;Sl·~ o. OU I I ~e~11~ °' o ~ . ac" unfj ~--..,...-""Kul< "' wrvirt t' hn. T E 2'hnaday835-3830 bjJtbad'.IOOI) '"' 11 rt,llom<&.30pm,J\pply .. .. 7141898<67llext 242. Pry cooks & !>ell men '"",-• ••1' ... • • · RAINE In P.erson. Moorc ·0 ·8ab"""tt•-.myhClm .. ,( .... ---P oulblu lulu.re In _ __..D~Lc•-..a. Mon,tl hra lt'rl.S3 hr-+ Voun~mantoworkln -)t t 2940 C 11 A JUI K11 '1 r, ~ I rTVll'IY ..-....-. sor. ac<• + uncnn_plct)' 1 l b AIOltT10M ACClHG CLHK air. o cute vc Side C.M.> 2 dnya wle, CAI DRIVIRS mt1Jla&f'mC'Dl. "'rom n11 Mu11t be exper'd NCR tnl•nt. Hef1' rcq'd. Own "row nit too renta Wih Counlelint& R.efenal Buut. Newport BH<'h C M 7:~ t.o 4 :45. rel. req. Mrn or Women Resiaura,,t, 210 Newport '200. Wkoda & eves re· trnni1p. 640 8652 eves or ncH. M1at bo neat. In llP· Prejl.ttst-avai1.wknds k>c. Thi.a YOlllllt 1trowln• ASSEMBLERS 6'2·0792aJ\S:30PM. Muatbe2Sorov1>r Center Dr. NpBch . q'd. r1eafe eAll for •ppl (2llt)fi92-000',dny~. pcnrancc. &i havo very 3'1trHelpUne 547-M9$ flrm •• Involved tn pro· Marine Hardware ... Ba~ltter qualltlec1 lady Apply In rerson s.o.73'7o. II a I boa U a y Club. llM C 0 ~:!~~"!~~~~:;.6 ~fl PREGNANT! pt'rty mgmt & ofCe~i; per'd only. Apply in to help' with 3 sm Y.elowCob IC o 0 K 8 New &U.5000,11xl520. ompowr per Prtformuried m a n, f<tr Carll\' coolldcntl•l Jrrat c~owth pot~nt i" person 8 30 lo 3·00 Mon· C'ttlldren os n~'<led. Con-11251 ShtU!r Avt!nue rl.'1tauranl, Dtli•1tyh• GAS MAH l'xpc•r • 11tana o rune, permanent reaponatblo ...... U .. "'" ng •· •ef•rral Mu..ctt ,ha~ l !r ,extpcrt. n Fri ta ....... ......,. f'oun\41n Valley ~nu. Loe. ln Eaatbtl&lr 11y1tem, &Clmo l1y4lut, It' f. _. "" .__... .,. • "' .. <' n I "" a"cu a e "t SPARCRAFT '' ........... "".. needed ror Jocol car 1u.•, 22ll po11 Hm. ,xp, n .... req. A~OD adopUoo & " J Villllle Shop'ti Cent '" Ap I 1930 N wpo 1. kttpin ' ln «i. Call $40·805 . 710W17thSt.C.M. ff.el>)'llltcrnl'('J(fod for2CARPENTERS <2) NO.Great!!lllary&fr' w8!1he~. Da1ly com.---ihpy c r IJ"C,JE :,.47·256.'l Co:istalrenonncl Acco· sdiool a1ie ~hlfdren. Marine. jtt'nrrnl r•p.nlr. aniet. Apply In peraoo. ml.ssion11paid.644·44GO. tndll•trialLoundry Dvd.C?tt. -· '• _ r)'.17'.lOll:irberBl.CM. ASSEMBLVWORKERS Your home C M. Bur Wood 1111n('ll ln1l . CllmabySl ,.. ..... llt'"'L""'FFfCE Utility Mu11. $3.50 to ~M A.tUUt: WOMAN •Sl'IRJT\JA.L.READER -------Exper1t!nt'ed.1owc;>rkon St.F.lemScbJ areuonly. fibC"rAl•U . eitpe r .-. wen ,.. .., perhJ'S4744fll Il l l l 1 Full)' Ueen~ed ACCTNG Cl.ERK •.mall 3l1Mimhly lmr & AfUpm, !'>4M1l6 673·7§5 Ht-5J or 1C8·5248 COUNTER cdu,s F.xpcr vn 10 key uddrr ------I> me 0 Wt con 1· DIN EICammolleal P't-f' Paid. Aenu t htf' mach1n1nt opera. -ott.Tpm. UARJo1AJOS w1mt'moryba.Jlk.Sot11ry tMerttuMHded newcomers & ronl11<'t. S.nCleineat.e. l'o:t8ppC: FuhJon Is~. This nne lions. Apply lit WinfieW Raolting Part ume. Ge0ries, commermtrate Wfcxpcr. Lile mallinl( •erv1c4' In mt•rchunts. roxiblc hr!I. 492-'°34 c.iU6 firm has 1tn outstondin.a Lo c le a . In", 111 J 3 ASSIST AMT MGR. CASHIH 607 W Jtt.hSt C M. F/tlmc. Call ~7·6801 Irvine needs 5<'vcrnl J)C'n· Need ~ar, Ito t yplna. ---------1 posl\lon for individual MonroYaa. Costa Mesa, N Be b B b Eitper. in rellul-Mu111 pie to do hand lnsertlnit. M'I·~ · • SOBRl&TY MEANS wbohaulntmot.hoppt& 642·7840 e';':rt ac ranc knowB/AllM/Chc.LI~ COUMTeflGUtL.S GIRL FRIDAY for StrudyWork HOWISTH.TIM& rREE DOM ••• But likes worktaa w/fi.Jt'•· scr...,.ILBS ~anuu:=ri~~~~g:r! bkklln•· Perm. Ory c lean In IC •ho?. bui Ider I dl· vc 1 opcr Cood.Benfflt11. (or job aeekcra to c~ ,,.._.b ul.nsldejob Should have aoin1> A_.... fernd &alaryoptm For CHA.SIM'S F/time. Exl)tt'd rir"fd. w/constr41cuon ba111t Proht1hnrinaplnn th• Dally Pilot Http ... ....u.-• liWe lmowled,. cl romputer Willtraln.Ooodworkina a-call8'4·TlT3 EOE So.CoHtPleu Win lratn. NB area. around, Boolclce~pll!&, NoeicPtrnec. W11ntcdcfo.s1lflcatlo11.U oublde MJp la~ fo print-outs. Rapid ra1H11 condl 4t ~ndlta. Oil)' ,..,... · &U.-0893 ah, typtng for San Clem Towwe AdnrffMn the Job YOll wtttt. la not : n.ttt.. rt }'OCl rw a loved It xhlt M.nefitea. Also ebift. lntarvws betwn , . -ore. For lntervuiw call 17-.22 y Ir Uw.reyou llliabt comidel' OM _... lMtp. c&ir lbe Fn .Joba . Call Sally 8:10am It 3pm, Com ·~ t Ni~~ .UP t.he ah1pl H.avuomet.tung you want Credit in~rvirwu. Eves <Jl3l~:;:H9. • on •r•••· offerlni your 1ervlce!< I~, / ~Nlf e_ro~a.m al Hart. 54MOSS. Coa•t.al puUte Corp, 1u w. 17\h l..1$l tl m c:la.ulned. to sell? Cluall'led adt do "wkod.t Must type Wt lrlme wilb. an ad in tho Job 1;: --="~CocninqoltY hnonnel A1tency.-iij(i SI. Didi F·ll, CM Shfp to shore re1uJt1! It well -C•ll NOW, willtraln.~'730.3pmSellthJngsf1'1twltbDally Wan~catefirY.Ph9'\e 1:1 ~~~. Wl --~~·;.CM · "~~ . . ·, ~.~ . . ~~-· ,· -. -~~ /l M~WootA~ ' a-1•~M• ~Kn ~~'.·-• ~ J 11, 'r . . I /, " • 'I I' I.I IU 1 I I ! ( ' ,I I, I I , I ~ I I i I I• I ' ~Cl• DAil V PILOT Tt1'1r~ September 16. 1m Help W..t.d 7 I 00 AfpiClllC:H 80 I 0 fftc to YCMI 1045 Jew.W-, 107C MIKtl•tcMH 1680 iloott. ,ow..-t040 .... W.t.cs 7100 ...... W~ 71Ml4elpW..t.d 11oc········i·:~~··············~·················· ···············:·····················································~······················ •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••u•••..,., •••••••••••••••••••••••TOW TK\.iC K URI\ t. H :?ti ~ u ft' S ~ \drn1r.il ~"HI.id' l...ib ~hl'P pup W AMT ED TO \'~rd11 11,\.d car Ptlt USIO IOA T$ OHLT Altd\ltni(' t: ptf'd. Apply (j t.. w Re r r It: t! r .11 Cl I c 0 p PICb. fom 7 wla., lo l(u00 • . ~~t! ~ton t;ood coud . c~lgnment Sllle. UMd C Pt.A.'>"TlCS R E. S •LES ·ruwmi. 17th " Jr\lllt', ~rton~ ~' Ph 612 T.&t.1 hl'Tk' t>U 7ZM TOP l A~ll 1)01.l,A JI 673 Wiiii BH\'h C1tlu Y11chls er Mf'C"-'c MOlOIHG MACHINE • Ill'. N 8 . • PA ID I' 0 H Y 0 u. R 'ft."TOSh&\er. Hntn1 Bcb Ex~nt'nrt'd ~f Ooh OPOATORS ftoff t4 cloy 2 l>oor Rdt1l1• rutor ~I S 1 n1 o) l' d . t JE~El .KV. WAT('tH~ Many hou!>fhold Items. tll"la.&3·\llM &11yd..-r S•l ry 41 T~C..,... TYPIST ~tult•,t'h .111 ~. \\Otr11h11n ~h.·p t\i('k,·r ART ORH:C'TS. (!Ol,0 quiihtv furn. t'Uf1Wlln~.---, bt-11ef1h. No pbcmc ulb TlllUntt upphr.UIOtl~ for ._.. Moo & 'Ju..-.. f'HI, lH' !.~7200;, "l)J)t-d, OOlh ~J w1Jt1J~ SILVt;R S lo:KVIC.: many-~m 1tt•m11 ~!161J7~19n 2S' Carver F i ll, 1>Jl'Q4'. m11ldtnjf mud1lnt IJlll • CJll t·ur11ll' & dl'fK'IWltblt' Ap •-tt-10 I 5 !ml 7511> I' IN 1': Jo' UK N &. AC-. • ' Sprtat'nr. V HP'' l'Wt; day & 1-..1n1t :i.lllhi. •Pl'T'IOn11llM\fU(llon I I -""' TIQUF_>; f>.IS t"JOO ll()mc bur" rdn~,·r•l~d taba.h.'fr\&.baullnk,el\' I j \tc>d~rn de-an r111111u( •Moan11(l'nlt'tlt<1pporty'=-~~· LM5 !l>t'wpc>rt H "d. ....................... t1.1w1rt.: unit 4 hi bad< By 0 .,..Mr. ValuUvhfo:.S. •lC>IO'·Comml!\s1on •PUILJC• foumitwe 8050UY~docla 8075 ~w1\(')b11ri1tool~.~·1>toC a•kin.i $l3,9b0./0fft'r __ _ ' ...... :." 'J twllllh1n GUOtl,.u ... uun •Llc'dLra1nin1z-..1ca TVPIS°r('l,t:ttK ln\mH• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fiir1!U~&9 l>oy i-lll Z·3 lt 3 . -._ Pl.al' chu.,•utnrt1mmec.1. L ~tltil( tu A1H. t;'1 •FURHITURE• I BUY Rei.: Mol'!IJnmJrt•,brnlu:. ev'-'~'""lcnds9'J8~ ,.,.51E.Aa48l~O. Appl)inh•rwn •Ontlll'JOhlr.11nm11 \l./f111urt'~ c .. ,.1111 1 ufl' •AUCTIOt'il• ** ** lo lldl' & c1rl"(" l.tlks111 V\'nd11111 M1H'h kowo --- HUNTllltOTON BUCH C.Uforala •"it.my lop olf1t·\• lvc ·, M F . 11 10 1 3u. c ~I •Friday 7:30 ,M • t:ncxt U'\'<l •'l.trn1tur1• .t. pa rat.It• Mor1t.•n awidina. l'"'C"nl) 700, mod 132 "1~ 14 • M 1rnH·rul\. 40 II[> 142-ntl-540-0442 lfti•dlo.Moldi1t9 ~<1hc»11M"nl'{·tu.apply !ffllM.13 o-....a.~w-t...--• ;\ppll.1nn•., Olt I v.11 i!:nl(, \\t•:.tNn (7141 Make off\or ~3U7111f\ ~Ylnt\ldl'. C11ulkm1 trlr. MOT ... M •10 .... ~ k . • . (' \I RED CARPIT --~ ....-...... til'll Of Mo:t.L tor You S3ll roll $pm ()(frr. 7t.i8·~. Ao. " ~, 1 111Kan~1 • TYPIST CC>Mf-..t~ MASTlRSAUCTIOH --------W u ntc-11 t\irk\\ood dUIV("l..S(i OI Rl.ALTORS 96Z·IOll ...,. ... _.. 6~6.•6t6&1ll9625 Cln1y f'onvl'l11t1111111rt' Ml----.. 17' Tri hull w/U o.l.t. \lo l•·I. 10•11 t.· ''o•·I n .. k,·r . 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Plumh\'r. uunimum ;jyr' 11141:>41101.&1 • 1111w. ll\'tn" 'uhw11 111 I urn ti73 :!J:J".! •••• :=:!••••••••••••• r~ ov~...., '"° --~r hr II U ~ h•11.1I IJu.l <"ll.pt'r un lUp• .. ·r na.... h~ opt'nmi:' for 2 f\ __ 10.._. .. L n-/ L'I 1 llo 13.\ 1111 ~ II Ii ~ &c. .... ,. I" t N l>l\->odlt' \Ii,. honnr Ban~ Oil ·h W t h l' h Maicol .,.,., n•t .. ii 1 at 1 • 'I ~2-Ull __ _ ~0c111 •:~ i. ew 0.:i t"<1w1ulr('&'i Part t1mt' ,\mi·rii.t n l \IJ ... t\•r Colun1 .tl ... 1~1.._. toul'h M t .. 1 ( 9 r \'nc \lr IMtn.Mtth IOll Jlt'Cl.lnd.14'Glo1o~parw/ ~t/IU;l'.S • l)f"nl'"nr""' .. at't!n\I rrll mu¥c'.I !'I 00 ~per hr l'hat 11 ,. l J!l hii·r ·~ -w w nou tr11n $I S O ...... ~'.,...:.ROO. 111·02118 01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wh.et'f&('nJ: c:o11lrollO PLUMIER l.>sl11tc-i.nlMpeopll.' <:1111 Work 4 hr.. 9 12 30tJ(l()ll •>Xll 1111\S ",.,...,..., 111''4 111 l &. llrdl'rl11.•1o unlQO (..ill~:> 7~ 8111 Lacht'nmy1·r. O"'Pl'r -4pm "'''<<>mi· {,)(1• ~1.:c V1•IH•t soh1 + WINDING MACHINE oritan. ein-eti.:nt <'<>n<J1 -----fl~'t'tkll fur ho,.p11.1l ~u1fl ---18&1Newport Blvd CM . ---MASTtRS AUCTION malrh1ni: hlt:h bJc k l 'n1vf'rs al model LS 2 tion.$600, 1' t>.~ ~ L.ATt; MODEL u~t>d Tri r<'l11'f&pn11.1k1luly.f'.\ PLl'Mllli'(.i ~l!rl8.evl'~b"73·457T WAITRESSES 20751iHwptll. \dVl'l l'hmr&otloman. w /tbl & 111·ccuory -------Hulh1, many to choose !Jt'I rt-q 'd, Alhh1lls, full SALlSMAH-INSIDE co,ta MHo $1UO SS9 47S9 rabuwt. S.56 3977 l.~ r Re H.1 e cl ion <>,I from Mc~o UOat ~nter, & p/lime. W\·,,ttl.Ct 1-;iq;\•r d in 11loml>1n1C -. -----1-:"perit'Ol't't.I. i\pplv in 6 GUITARS. BANJOS, lSSSNl.'wporl Blvd Coe1ta Nurses ltt"J,ll'llry, 1617 <.:umm & l>o:nt'lih "-lnlSalc" Career s tead) i>er..ott, Mon thru Thur~ 833-9625 46-1686 8 t'au1.ru1. h"'ndcarved Mitetlalwous 1080 l"LUTt:s. VIOl..UllS, M~u G7S.ll93 • w,.,.tt htf Ur, Ste 212. <;.arnm~.,oppor 1 r,unin#: ""ort.Sl15 v.kuptostart bt>lween 3 & 5 PM ------tt>.1k. folding onenlat ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cl..ARINt:TS.J.o:tc --·-·------- N B 631 0610 for munn1tl'mcnt Ill "'ell f'-'llcr llnuh ~ 7~1 GuUaver's Rutauranl. *PUBLIC* I.tar. icn.'t.'11 murble lop WANTED N-..wport Je welry & Loun l.iquldation or all remam· ----18482 M.icArthur Ulvd, •AUCTION* $500 675-<MTS 11fll Newport Blvd. {;M. Ing '16 models ul Mc:.a "'URS":S ~tab'J Orunl(c C:o firm. S'"'LIS I TOP C ASI~ DOLLAR ·' -··-i><1 • II r --. rvuw -1 645·5$9S Boat Center. 646·40U R .... *S•fO $62 2 li~~;i urappt __ t'tt l':ud Outstund1n1w~~e~. bu 00..,1 d;:-s~T II 1976 HIDE-A·HED Unu~ed. PAlD FOR YO UH --------11----...;_.---· n PORT•R opnnr to join natton1v z ..,..-• Cost $390, sell & dcbver JEW~LRY. WATCHK..<; .\mph£1er Sunn concert -......... .r.....t9 9060 LVN'S-$44 flours 91 ~~'"· Tues k;,~n r1rm ~·o .pre fl•rs ~:~fth:~s·0 ~~Y V~t~;'~ SUNDAY . 11 AM Sl70 ~Hit>O AFtT OBJECTS. COL.I> lead 2SO watt.s w/cablnct ::':';.~•••••••••••••• W!.'! hdcgrnd. This 1," • .. ., .. • '" "··· .. ,, *Trader's*""· ecper .,,.,ra. Beaut. t'lf'H' FURN & AN !>h1fler SlOO Mars hall . For8 llourSh1fts W..illu.h '1>Mu:.at"<.'1ty, real PR po' w /~n·111 Ca mp~:. Dr• Irvin(• cood.C1mdeh\'er.5:!J5. UEs oaliur ~25 D1Mor1 &Nt•wportMonnng J111n " n •11ul.1hll.' pro __ 6::_*00 Bmlot.C :'ti -1:rowth pOlenl'I. Slart To"'n Cenlt'r. Apply '" ~-1760. ~ 645·2200 ~11erbu01ti:..>ooand ~:.s ~1163-~,536~ fl'f>i.1nn11lnur .. 111i.:wn1c·· l>reS..·hoolTF...\Clll-:Rs $840~r11r+rxpensei. penoon. --*Paradt"se* cu~·T0:\1DlNE1JE.54" LUGGAGETAGS 125 S27S. Sell nll Co1 uobwl6,trlr.nl:!Wtrans& & "0rk the cl.:\y,., hn111'! & f:AlDt:.<;~EEUt:D Aho ,..l:!e J oi.lb . C.ill Ward Clt'rk. full lime, i:x round tbl. no'-mar top,~ from your business card. SllOO/ofr. !:>4s-4n 7 : mort'. $1,425. 646-~ or h<lftl>llals ur your dlOll'l' SS:! 7494. s.1~00$5. Coallllll Person pcr'd in ucule hospital or 3602 w. I st st~et olJH• gn·en vinyl ch;.urs Send one card (or each 833-33'1\ 581·7505. Part or l"1llml' ne-1 AJ!ency, 21W Ha rbor fihng e \pt'r. Garfit"ld Santo Ano w/ta:.ler.,, can seal g ta& plus one 5pan!. We CoonSludenl Trumpet --C-al-.,.-0-ir...-.1-1-oc---- IREHTWOOO PRESSER Bl. C:ll Con\•elescent Ho:.p 1il1J Very gd c:ond. SJ..15. return permane nt!) ~115 s~.r2090 ' ..... ... NURSES L · o 1 ·1 l'I For Info Call c..,.6389 se111ed auractlve t»" & • • .. _ 5 Bllitt. mcluding SPlN· r <>r ry "'t"an1111: Ont SalfS help wanted ex""r Garfield Ave, ti U . ~ ., ISOO Campw. Ur. Ste ~;o 10 hr+ Jlt.'r week S4b 4221 • "'" 847 9671 531-0167 133-9625 strap, meeting airline St:indell Bass Amp. "00<1 NAK t:R, Evinrude t>. C·ro"n Clt•aii.,•rL. ",,93,, ne~ed. fro.m J 9pm, 5 ·--· _ ----cAlld Pine 3 end lb'" •·or Io • " ~u h d Ne"'port Sch ~li· l;)(.IS -• .. ~ 646-1686 "" "'·' · · reqwrement.s. Pre-beRinners, Rood cond. comp...,s, manne ea • • w3m<'ri\\e 1rn. ~liwk.S40·:!'70S ___ Welder . 2 >rs. cxper tbl. 1:ha1r, !::than .t\lll·n vent J~ &.theft! For a $l.SO.S4?·'798711n 4.30 11nchors, hinged mai>l, Hurns Aidu --Salet.lady t:>..Jl'!r 'd Retail rcb. Start1n11. al SJ 50 licyc.t.1 8020 a .. t oir!_I' 5tlt> ~73-personaliied tag endose etc. lmm3c:ul:a~ cond•· &Ord.riies PIH>Dlll'TIO"' dothing' Ovl'r 2s No Bradfield:'tlfg 5\11-ZSll ••••••••••••••••••••••• :'tlcsr rurnitur<•.Topiiu,ih wallpaper, Cabr1 c or Tenor Saxaphont'. pro 1100 . $4500. Phone ... 11 •hilt• 1_1.,,1 ('on• Lt:1\U P t:RSU:-.1 "V"'" ............ 3 · -. . --· -"-h nn u x Xlnt ~ "<1 . 11 "Day Glo" paper & we tess1onal model xlnt MH!l07. " ~ ~ . u. , f:xperio:nc .. ~I . lo run -~-·· _.,._..,.....,_ . WF,[,D~RS ~ w1 r• Jt' ' .. u.. . tv p1en.'tl. I\ nrly nl'W • • --------Ctnt "J 5!1!5 s iprno ~ Id s.&O V p ~I S4fl will back & trim yuur 646-54S6fvci. 17 ' •s it C \ • c·r. . .. I r -.mull us....:mbly hne & Sal~lady wantl>d. Should lll'harc we ers. i.tam-Call642 3491> -·--· ' .~t'I>._ -lag.s Or try lwo c11rW. • p1 r a 111maran \~e.~lltHti7i•><I lllo: mad1in1ng op\•ra ha\e sewing back l~s ~.iluminum i\pply · .\tedit. Oincue S..t. Oc bcld~lobuck. Suiuki:&lCcllo,veryl(ood w/trlr.Coloredsalls,ful· t4wMs Aide Tmes Will train dt·~irahle ;ip pl1 t·anb. Cla,.,.,ei, will "*·•rt Sept 27lh Applv 01'.irk Supl'r111r c...·on\ IJOYfl I 145 SuJX.•r1or A\ l'. ttun:.. Apply at Winheld ground. Age 25 ~S. Must Ill ~~:.on IS 30 to 3 .00 2 St'hwinn girl ::. 20 'bikes. la1ton Table. 4 ch rs. 2 PRICES: c.-ond.. $125. 49'.!·~ aC~ ~ ly cqpd 11100. 768..C.295 Lock s. In c . 1613 1.tene11t1nJppear.&1n :\ton·t.r~ Gd c.·ond. $40, ea. fc..1ve ll , Sa c rifice. S2enor3/SS PM. '76 lloble 16' w /lrlr. Mooro~la, Co::.La Mei.a telh~cnt f'ull or p/lime SI ARCR~l-I 962-703.\. 675·4238 4/Sla1t11Sl.60ea. Clarinet, Lrtllunc, l'~ S2,000 Xtras. Call bcf 6'12·7_g.io --Earn1nu dt'pcnd o n 770W. 11th St. C~ --Seh~nn 10 :.peed-----~·o/9lllgs$1.;4>1 ~!· rt·lll'nl cond1t11>n. $12S lOamor urt 7pm. PROGR "'MMER ablltly.\;plo&overS800woMAN . uttract1,e. ~s CtrTV,UdrmScl. ~ ormore., ·"""""· l'.Jllafler 3pm 581 -08'3 <7t.il67S-41TS "' per. ~k .. Call for appt .ibo\'ea\ll Mw.lde~in•.i ...... 7 .. ,.,.. Nig.)i,Spcs.$600.Sofa. SalesToxlnrludtd _ ---OraneJe COUttty. ~·2AOJ fi time ('ure<'r m helluty ----~-""" ___ 644~ NO CARD? Parents /\Un: Cht>:IPl't 13' I./\SER No. 1633H, - -I' L· r f1••ld W1ll1n" to tr111n •· ... ldl .... M_..•rials8025 11•c.-rd· .•Ln .• Upbol.Cb"'. Draw your own or sent.I t hnn rrnl1ng. Ui.ec1 i;rt-en. vt>ry good conct. 1USIC r our l'\P prl' l'ra· Sall-s Now h1r1ni.: din·l'I ~ ... -.. ., ..... "" ..,., .. ... dd h •. ., .. .,, ou r I ...... ..... UR SES "'IDES I.ti I d I ( L•x .. lu•1\" ·h"P ( "ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. aa. G<I cond. name, a reu, p one .. Dcf''urd t'lute. Sl25 /b.\.t _,,., """' -... r. R I': 0 E ,... "' 1•. p l'J'"' i.o~n r\'i.ume :.ult'S personnl' or n1•'4. c.. ~ ~ ' ' " ' _,, " 'II k rd -----h b "· I h lldtr)67 .. 6193 c L:o•RSllAKL'•s c.•o.,......, we ma e one ra per 9ti2ll030 ""11 Jo w .)a ary "tory arcJ salei.. Gd op11Qrtun1 " .... " c..: "" ........, l " Add_, .. --------13' Cyrlc>M J97$, J 11 II i Will I r,11111r1k iwndJble & '4. 11110 • lu \I 7c. U I l'I ----DJt"<'l (r .. 111 . C"ll -a,.. ...,eacn. 10 1 1 ..-1, a1 Y 1 ol. t ~ for $ orio:nled hid" • m " ---"''"-d h •· GER .. AN •t d 1 Fr"mu1• dean •-faGt "'""" , ·' ., Woman lo bab)Sll & flO anytinl" 503 •76 0121 Dm rm tbl w/3 leavt-s, tbl ......,, c cc .. or mon\')' or-, .. , " a c .. · "' "' · .,.,.,.,. 1'0.BUX ISt;o. lo:.l;.i l'lcu~e conlal't , Deni:.c k d ~ ... d l ucoust1e uu1tar 1un1t~· 003~100 -l\1 9'.ffi~ hs png J ay:. per wk ·----purl & t: ch rs, $100. er o: "" · '"' · ----PIX An,wer. Ser•. • esu ... i ---~udcr. 768 1991 --lift )thl 1.140·4139. CCll'Mf'as & 541H352 for appt. PILOT PRJMTIMG rlal tov. w/c•&i.e. $115/ofr C7"1--u-i d d •HP · · ---~--.. 8030 -p 0 Bo 500 752 9007 11 a 1nn • 03 e • ti OrTrlc 1'11 \'.\P\.'f prl' PJT GIRLFRIDAY S,\LES.pt1m1•.\lonthruwo mcn nel.'dril 101 ."9',..,_ . ., · · .\l ------OB. Nwpt ~llJ> $4900. t d I'd Y.htlt• 11111: 0.1)~ T)pm~ or1· pro.,11lure,. P'ri S !IP:\I Nu "'Pl'r houi.cdeunrni: "\'r\ll'C. •••••••••••••••••••••.•• GcrOC)t Sole 8055 COBlaMesa.Cu 92626 !loyal Doullon ·coro11l•l ' G40·1840 W ini.' IAkml~ \'.111 h\'llAll Kno\\l1'(fjl\• or llJlll.Juats. nee W1ll lrJIO ~per hr c .. 111<obh1ei. RaJ.( & :\lop Y.1i.h1t·a·O ('Jntcra with....................... WOV-.. WOOD 72 pieCCtl. Mini coml. lbt 26' Mor-n-in_o_S_'t_a_r_S_loo-p-.-.. :Jam4pm.M1111f11 t;o~ Sc l own hr ' (or For1nfo.Callll-l77206 ~1110157 'nash \'Xlras and 'land ~ ofrover$S006-14·1S822 ,.. ·•~>I I Ill t'Qlll\llk11t 11f :I dJ) M't'k . -Uwnt.'<l and nP\'rllted b) 0 1 v 0 R c t.: SH.AOES-To80"' ... Off Offi Fu iture &--t') 1 (:my Marine Aux. leJI 11 ~ti :IOtil '\pply F.m·,on V,1l hti.. Salc .. peno n. n.itiunal Womt'n, P/l1mt> 20 & new:.mao.$.S0.532 l2S9 llOUSl:!JI Ol.D SALE. CaU64H9:iO ~....!:!. 8015 rresh wtr cooled, art PBX \n\IA l'flnj.t Sen 11·c l!.13! f)ct·r<' \~e. S.inta Jewelry to S2 30 ~r hr o I rl c· r t O "0 r k r n r -----,....._... CJhln, Ct>nlcr COCkl>I\, 0µr lmmt41.1 uvcmnit ror Ana S..IO 8001 + t'Om<mu.i.1on. :-;o c"p hou">ecleaning M·n it·e SCRAM LETS 1.eavin~ rounlry imm1:.'<i. KING SZ BED <New), ••••••••••••••••••••••• whJ, xlnl crulsinii boal In malun• 1w r,11n 10 Y.ork -nee. 1!12·4730. 3pm 111 l'all Janice's Hag,.:ed) • t:ver ything goes. Cust xtra firm $195 incl de.I. Wnlnul dei.k 60"x30", wtr.846·3113af\SPM. \olMl·dhr11&,..l.ndi. 1•.1111P1t 1mc S.ile:., SIU S7U _'.!Pm _________ .\nns 6756553 ANSWERS decorulor furn., new Usuallyhome.1135·2263 $125, Cred£'nza $50 Sn 2.rb la 1 t rutn1ni: 1\ppl y l ~S "~ up M1•n. ladu·~ ~tu S L£SP£aso .... S -----re frig., accesso~1es, Membership Jrvlnt' Coasl padded s ide chain lbs~m:u!tom Rsal~s~~I~ KochesterSt C M dent ... 1-:ve -s Sat A"" _. " X·RA.Y 'l')phus Yield drps .. la.mps, art. Some C.C. $6S<I. Ph 7527505 $20/25. L1k.c new, uther cond .... 9~.919.417!i . -• --~ 7851.11.19·7006 f'-'11 & P Time~ t:xpr Transcntwr/ 1-'ront orr Shine -Cou1tar 11.ems new. Priced fairly. days. evesG4tHXll:l misc. 552·03Gll --.., ------· 'IX OPERATOR ----helpful Call for uppl t:xper P 1t1me.49S •1700 l'>llSt:u ;as <:all aft 7:30 pm for eve 16' llo lue w/trl r, xlnt J\nswrnns: ,..t•1 \tt'''· F.~ Pl lime. Cotlei?c.· ~tutlt·nt. Wh1m.se)' Jlollow, Dunu --J\lood will ll'll · 1t ""·" "pp\. ONLV be1r1nn1ng Newport Beach Tennis Pienos & 0.,Clftl 1090 cond. •:nd or summer " 1wr 11 \Jl11h 1~,1 W Hith lllt't'h int'lliwd to work on Pmnl lforbor 1!16 2.131 _ Young Mun I!> 18 )t-ur' onl} n..1lui .ii '"' him w :i 14. Open i1ale l969 Port Club membership. 1050. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :;ncnfice. $1200 496·2m :..t, Smlc JI (''1 H..tm motorilomt'' 552-l!Jll Sale' l'1\lmemorru.IH2 ~lu'>l lx'(:Oml' J '''ufi1tm. lie ()unle1gh Np~c h . 644-5800 ext 284 or STEINWAY Mode l I. 1pmf>l?.llU.1 ncl ... SPECTOR • SSOO +Wt:Jo:KL\' ~uve work permit. c·umc·rrorn:llon.:linPol S .il/S un r~om Yam. 552-1238 homc. Walnul,lyrold.673·1986 I6'f!ob11.!.'7S.Bla~cr. "" LE • D S 1. I.£ • D S 1 ~·2702 CHISELERS • 640.5395or644•4080 or642·S200 Gerry Lynn 1 rlr. box. Sl,850. PIX OPERATOR Mt'1:h'l ·f:IN•l ahilltv ""' ""A ----- -· Carpel, good cond. by , . . C:ill646·4061. "4Jn Tho1t1P\lto7 \\I l\1>1>l)lnl>t'N>n,Cl'L>l11 LEADS! DOC)S 8040 pleceorall.~uonable.Conn ell'<.'. 'Min1-0 m.1lun·. "'""n,1hl1 ctu~trlt>!I. 21011 1': Fanl.lSlll' U>na G)m . Mere~ •••••••••••••••••••••••GlGAN11C2familymov· 53621624,536·892.S Mat1c" or~an, rarcl) 14'HOllECAT 1x·r"4>n I'd \\hlfl' <1..1111 Wilithirr,S .\ __ _ Pre .. ohtllllTV ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOllKSlllRE TERRIER mg sale. 23796 Ave mda ployed, 11°' new s5oo w/trlrSl~ 673·0431 int: l>-1.6 8<1C)O I-~ (l 1-: RE.Al EST A TE SALES Top J.>emonstrntors earn Antiqw1 8005 PUPS Champ blood line: <.-Olumb1a, Mission VieJO. Members hip to Irvine Many extr;.is. 532· 12S9 • PIXOPERATOR l.1r•·n~"dorl'nh1·1·n-wd uptoSSOO &mvret·um •••••••••••••••••••••••tiny 3 lb stud serv. Pfi/Sal ~~k<;°untryClub,$500.Antlquo pluno Jo'ull> MewWnholl32 Smull II\'"' hran1 h ufll l'l' m1S.)toni. J)t'r "''\'k Anth ANTIQUING IN TUSTI~ s:JG.64~ restored Heautarully de l TIM E ONLY, Demo. r' llml' ~11:hh A W~nd• r('fl cl :\lu .. 1 I><· '''per cl t'lt•,1\e l'Ull tor .1 ppl Ralhn ~1 Bray Club 645 5o()l) t"I ">:.!O PIX Operotor Tro•o rut l'JI \'l.'r :\lu,11)\' ;1vu1I on \\ l..nrl s 11li.o l'leu11r 1 ;111 K:U :13.'\.'l J'l..OPLt.: l'~:HSO!'l ~ \1•1· neel.I' 11 llm\' 11 .. "II<' m 1Ah~ll• suppl11 1-·u1 I\ 111r11t.1hn'tl rill! 22Zl Perfect Wor1clftCJ H~s II :JO ;t :IO u1 :1 :11> !I :Iii \A.11rk 1.111, 11 11 .• , t>armn 11 J •1 IH.'r hr 111 l'll'.1~.1nl ~11rround1nR\ Oc-nl w th1• 11ubl11· 111 our lrvlm• ofr n •11n •,wn11ni: men & l"omi•n "''.l'cieil c;anny's i\ntiqu<'!• Et t'l --. ---M1 <1c. Household >tl'ms. IThfee "Sunst't" Pictures. tailed. 963.1004 &al in the waler al a ~'~.~ .. ~S,:~n1;;;~i ~;::~:.~ rull or part tim1· ;'\u l'\ 1-·a~ht·r & Chi.thum Anti lmh Seller Pups. furn. 2 sofas. chu1r:.. 510 ea Exercycle ~ ---S3500. savm~s. Cnll Doug per needed lomvlo:1, ciues AKC, shots. wormed. tables, clc. Heas, Rd Ph ~7002 · Prestigious Gulbrnnscr. Muir, 1714)675-5190 :1n•o 1-·r1·l· 1111}f II ;11r11n1t trmmng pro\ id<'d. t-•or t:ldcrly Things 64S-7473 cond. 201 Crystal, Bnl • spinet sohd slate or&an MOVL' UP TO A CAL 3S proi?ram Wi• J.tl\•c• tn· lnt~n1 e\\, cull Mt 100. 405, 540 El c11mmo --I.stand. 9A_M lo 4PM. Bucket seats for 1965 El Bcnut.<'ond.673-0151 "" 1l1\ldu ... 111cll ,1ttrnt1u11 1-loberH at 4!N 3171 ttnal Do& OBEDl~NCE Class Sat/Sun. Se pi 18lh & Camino. Needs to be re· Si\ f I. 8 0 AT! T 11 t; Xlnt are.i " lint• o p· ~ Start \\cd Sept l5lh & I"'.. ed ~Gooda 809~ IDEAL FULI.Y EQUIP MJrnStrcetAntiqul'" ""'" cover .$30oroffer.Call ..,,..... ... "ll ... PL'.D C R U l S tNt", ponumt y Ca II u' 'no II s 3 n d \I. 1 r h I> 1d 1 v l', y. Thurs Sept 30th. 7 : 3w alter Gpm. ABk for Larry ••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. _ I)\· it lad you dul IWY /\I. morning:; Xlnt p/llm, Hrass Rl.'g1stcr PM 11 wks for S25, Lrv 5 Fom. Thurs & Fri. 9am. 968_.971 R 1 FL ES t ro m u. s SA J I, B 0 AT . TWO l'Rt>PJo:HTtl-:s. !lloll 4~0S P'J.'t l\riJ>rox 15 hrs wk 1'&0, 1411 W M oin S\ Nwpl urea. S..1G 4928 Dishes, glassworc, anti· I I I OWN 1-:HS WILL SELL or642·1!L30 lnfo<.'all64S·01"5 II Other i.ho!)b within 2 ---qucs. treasures & E . miltary colecton. I OR TRADE. Pll. ---hlocki. f'rN· lo i:ood home: 2 tnr1kets. •.fu~h misc . ...,.,.., xercticr hunltnR n!le, and more (714)'194·7""'" SECRETARY Hee~'' 1ni: l'lerk for II I\ Urui: Morr !\lon l .. n ti 51 ;>.I 1 n 1 mum a i; t· ~ 1 . Oulu~!> tnclude f1hn11 r{' ll172.'16l '<'ort.11nte . l yp111~ & -pbonl'i. 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Ori super bag,beslofr.:tSi-5249 or673·6026 clc C3ll _197 ~--~o 7lltt! aftC'r Gpm )>Choo! desks, 1954 GM CU'm mattress & bumper ---------- ---elec range, misc bwldin~ pad. Xlnt cond. llOO. TY. Rodto, 18' Australian Racing Wonderland SI Rernurd !'ups. champ 11upplies. 33132 AcapulcCJ 7s1.4821 HiFi, Stereo 8098 SallboatonTrlr. Sll7S. Of . 1 blnod line. A KC:, shot.II, Ur .• Dana PolnL 493·S84S ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 23' Sanlana Sa1lboul Antiques . ~ormed. a:>7 3391 __ Sal9·5 Complete ki~chen for sale. 25 .. RCA rolor TV, 2 yr lluJI S.'>50. ll U G F. woarchou ~c QltflF.BRl-"D t;OLDt'S ., Birch cebtnelry. Tnm· warm. Like new. $la8. 64_6_-6036 ___ _ c·rammttd with O\'t•r ~oo l<~TRIFVFH S AKCl\bnltlqucround"8 oakrttab line kitchen table & TVJoh11 64!'1-4276. Beautiful 26' Wo<xl Auic· rnu1>1t'f hoxt·~ n11 i..,·111 ' • • '" 2 lc-nves, port·a ·c chairs Kltchcnuld dis· --~'--IU SI l" 11 c1,~1n p 111110<1 °Cl1·l'U" or· [~~f;,,131 :.ul~l ~~2~<·tn pwhr lawoodn ":'owCcr.hma1nY1 hwusher, us rhar-RCA Color TV 2 1 ' ~/bi,~f;.~;;_,r24e~u,.-1. hi.ind i)tu,.( h,1 \I' ·I \ t'o l'Xjll'r l~pc.· Ii.\ 70 "lll'tl "h HO ~HI l<Vlll i\ppl\ 'I 1 m" I, II•• JI 111• ~ i. 1<1•n•11t11m1111. µnrt tanw ll\n.1m11 111•r ,.nn.1llly '4.kncl11 11111" N1•w1111rt nl(l'\l 111..o•I) In Nllt'l'1•t•1 •200, NII 11 u f1<1 '4. .i 11 c I u 1: k :1. 3 > 1 t' • _ ot erg , iu. as on y. broiler, vent·a·hood ex· Conwlc. Xlnt picture & 14runtlfulh1•r t'lucki.. AM' t;ui.Jen Ht•tncvt>r Thurs~rf1 1 Sal. zaon haustfanli$·bumereltt cubint-t.Call536·5863. loah,Sllps/ r .. .., 1n11t•llll u11t1<1ut•11 Piii". ,1111 hunh'"· :.h11w !ltus, oro. cook·lop. All or part. Call -.. ----Dockl 9070 (her ~1 .000.000 Wurth 1l11.111o & ram 1 ly p\'\11 Din rm rurn. mi!ir. for appt. 548·6422days. lfl cx!:~gnuvr°x col~r ,'[;:,• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lall1'1\'~lt41.1 hOU'tf•Wl\'f'll & ,,.111fi,•nt' M'l'l..tnil 1wrm J""'lt1on-. rnll ~ tlO'IS l't•rrnllrwnl full & p11rt 11mr. plant knowh·djlN• hit• IX. .. >()k lll't"h•d lu1· ro l nll & m.1111lrn:inrr 7)1 471;0• i\m1•nt 1111 lnt.rrn11Uh1111I Chump ped11:ret• 403 Ull(a· 2891 CluhhouRc Rd., C.M. R-~··ood I'!...:;._ ;2.~n.," nl con ' 'Wanted Avalon Moor1ni: -CJlll•ne,. tM02 T ~t·Urr S&tt. 9·4. ~w ......... J lo lease rt!nl or 7 1 Wantt'<l lor bu-.) dl'nlul S1•rv1l't' M.11111n \ll•·n in!( SI In inl' Tt•I Mah.in. t~n hlal'k. m.alr ---SunctayThruSunday Pr. Qundrl\fll'X s terrci Wlcdays 'only, Wed & 0~" '" Sunt.l 1-\na ''.1 t•n danl, rx1w1 ii Day & 7:;.4 1777 Op.•n Wl•cl lhru '"1p.1pcrs. :'t~1·1I' hnmt-G.m11te Sall' • Ralnro out, Hl\AUJOO VIJ.l.AGf; 11pkrs. 2-way. Like new. Th u r 11. 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RICl.PTIOMIST RECIPT/TTPIST -21 or nldClr APJ>ly In ilclln (C'lrn1 111 7111, Slll ll ·r~ll i\1l<irahl1• -c1\d S2S. Smull SC&r11 ct• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 614lll~ PHONE SALES /\_ .. l'r•'"r'im /\iit .. ~ (nr l~o~rnM, W. ~111111'.!n1n1~ lrOboA~rt Murhle lo11 w1.1ln11t t:1hk ·Sil\ 1., M· l • 1, .. 1, 1 f>1· ... 1a111•r cloth<-11. men mc.'llt mlxef $75. 11 win-L'R•'I'' lJ S 1, S u~. l -,------"" ... • ,, ·• " ,, .. 1r 1rca 11160) & 111u\:h · '1,l. 0 ."''' 1;!1 •• wnmro 1 2 It dowt, opprox. ~K7, on~ r , • • .... ~..,a init DOCKSPACF.N.R. <'ommunlt Y y•1ulh nr C M •l ltaker St. more from the ""'ml' "'t.'<'k~ nhl •141• 11142 Wrouitht Iron thllchr11. S!l"x8S ", all for $50. Cla11"; Monday, Scfi1· ~ POWJ.:R Oil !JAIL l'hOOl' ~811"4 1•t•oph• 11111t1al1nn. G•A 1 1111. ·• • S I\ ~& period 962·1!>61 Au11trnllan S1'1•ph\•1 t.l"I, ~lcfl'<l, rrrnrd11. flllmr6. 642-33'70 ff 30 1 1'.~NuwµorlJ orbor 67S-~. m.ih• or c .. mn!a, 111 lo U5 imi<rao S-rv1c~ • ta t.tc ant ---11 • bl • & hrow rlN cir. h-;chld item ... , f'ri ----_Inrht C:lulJ. , \~&&rtofatll'. (_,uoruntntd --Lutw ~f a n. Should br Antique Auslrl;an n"h'· PUfJJ ~1• k uc n sun 10 r 9,,.2 Chun«t Uiybedw/rovt•r. loot Mn Nel'dt'''"'· ' 111 11 ~><lk z:Al'.I uh C'irdr 11 ;1 · ' QO Tr.-ad mlll \'Xercl&or s.!:i t• tOlO <,'hri11 Crin Newport ttt11 2SO i-;ut l7tb MrN•t, 1-'i-e Paul Will bf-hunc11 valrs under aul)('rvli1on 11rr.itcnnd.$2jj0()01 lr:idt• ---S!IO OOJ.3411 . ..,..,.,.... ramlly. Duy, 6111·!\213 • .S111t(' 0 , Co11l11 Ml'1Hl .1n)lbU'iYllhont's&do1n1t Nn11tudent.so_rp/l1ml'lll forhoatS..,7 S.S72rvr11 Uohi>rm•in-. l\t\{; 11• 1''urn lnd'K h<'d:1t1•nd,-------••••••••••••••••••••••• t:ve11,IS-4115363°1Clll. tin-.ttn 5.00 & 8 JO(! m A 'P. Mu111 hnw ll('rurotr IA>C,11 rt:fs rt>q d. :'k'{' Mr --1tlst1•ri•d · :.Wkl. nld lltfl Oak 11 1 ru,•r, dlt1hO'I & Sofa It loveseot. bike, Trok (jOflrll & ~r~w~r1>, --- •U0.4223. l )•plni. G real )Lrowth llOtt!, Eunn St a lion App14ance1 10 I 0 1:humiuon <IU 111" rcdh 11tmnl(''I, for 8, pdnll\ mcl lodlt'll :J spd, rnll.nway 11urpluK. S42·820b Traiuport.-..iOft Equol (\w.""r\unlty ·1 .-• Al Fnlr & Falr111ew <" M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·' '· · .. r Id I' I h bed xlnl cond 846 3037 7111 3532 " vn ,, • .,.... 1•1tent .-.tnrt '6:i0. M> --• • .:.._ hlk" Xl11l lcm1H.•1 anicnl I ... :i" ll' '-' rr R _, --~ _ ·--••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-:mpluyt•r ""'" J ohs. ~a II ll It fl SHOE Sa.le1'. r 1T. open • ..,.~:1~1 ~:.:tc:.J!~t,:::nt Ma fl 0 n n l' r I( I 1 n 4' book,"'; l.'ll' ~p\ 171111· ~ AntJqu II for 1uite. Smith O<lnoo. 5 ()1 • U~l'tlv\•ry Ill c~. Sal./ J.ohn11on . .,40 1rnss. '""·"x~rp('rftrrrd.Ai.I. nc~r llurhor 'santai\~11 4119417~ $12:•UP tn4 !l.12lNrlhcrway,IHl American pump oraun tic l.uff "l'Hl" 1-·1 Z8' Rtftf 9120 ·----------1(()0.'llol Pcnionnrl A11en for Maureen &U·44ll - -•:._ -;:___ y 80 5 nrBrkhra\/lnc1nph; <rerlnl11hrd) $KOO J $350 5411 ·76~8 t•vra ·-•••••••••••••••••••• cv, 2790 llarbor Bl. CM ---~to CMI 4 --· · · · • "4Q .. t WORIC · ----Si M f f ~ Rf:FRIGf.RATOHS ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.itr G:1ra1te Sule. Sill/Sun ~um antl<IU<' lllfr SG0o wkn~ __ 13 Galaxy Cabover. 8'h f l\lmC'our ore S2 7S hrl) ~ellef B.tlct'r l y r UJK•r • 6~::,0I a:~ut~ll~:~ 8~'1'1 WASllt;KS·DRYERS Welmurnnrr malr 2 )n 10 4 219:. Mryrr Pl • CM 7, en I l hd c" n II o I C. BrHii»h S,..111:0-5 h p Cam pt>r . Jack11, xlnt. au•m lO!illrt Goodm orwilltnm1111luryuP\'O 0 ho ·us Recondlt1ons·R<'po, & J\KC shot 'I T. r.ood l\1111ort ,,, ncw1ne11rl y t ll.'tt<>/ra 10,phono"TV F ' · 1• d $l400.rhS48·3S.13 ccnuvt11 & bon u1P1 ~nrr4rM ~7J;2 1Ja~~.5~~. 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Offlc• Clcc f'ull lime DI(' CALL~·7180 MA03R7 -Uitr br ll ~ w/l.tt"nt·h $35, Early /\mrricon dry1tor1t11!<'tnboC1tyard Automallc M0'91 --------·--1 llo! operuni;~ for new or lapbool', to Ktty Addtr Atlorohlc T111er killcn, i.., Nmurnhyd(• 11e1fo, rc('oni Salem Mn pie 11ltl'(!O, 2 S2<J?: M!._l!Y.!J ol\cr5 pm '299 rL.ASTICS t'XPt"rlf'Det•tt lit'cnsed by IOIK'h Informal omn• 19,75 JS 2 t'Uft Cold!lpol. S11me'\I'. 3 mos Gd ;,ilbum11 . l.atl)''>i l(olf cold YIO)'I M t 8lOOIJI '"loots. Power 9040 •*. .- '· 7AO/. COMM lOltm 645-5800 $225. Whirlpool con11,•ru -pre 11or 11un & much plal't' seumii 1-'llntndgl' Apprx. v -,o ----bll! dl11bwasher. nu cond Tn Lovlna lfomc C,\Ll".J\. mo:~ 54~ 7910 China Sl2S, 2 wull c lO('ks. 20' l'l6:1 Cahfornia llO W Ml. MOLD SHOP saln Pt>opl<' SU.rt al int: 1. 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'Ullf'ordPl ,11('1.. 143.0CS·hp l~IJL\t.1 "hh . lo m\. i.hurp. __ ._ ~ _ 11enerutor. blPl> ~ All lie'ltoffor '762002·4:-11 lflS2PQl 1 IOJdt.'<l 5:!:.500 fi1!111JOG '69 OPEL COUPE xtras $12,900. ll4S·33'7 9ti8 1113 SADDLHACK IMW Met-c~1 .... z 9740 Automatic, radio, hc1ilt'r ~fl 6PM 611 fonl R.m &Li•r :r"i. , 1 MISSION VIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• & whitewall 11res Un troii.n. Tra••l 9170 Ton ~htll :.111oo 83 I ·2040 495,4949 t!l60 Mercedc·~ 220. 1 11p<1. lx!hev;,ibly 1mmal·ulotc•' ••••••••••••••••••••••• trl6 b'DI /\~1. 1-·M riuJ10. new w Musi 51.'I.' t o beheve• 1 -ORANG£ COUNTY'S tenor & llrl's. 2.5 m1 per IZLJ7511. 'i~hl.A~~~~:.T11;.~r1~ sh~. ·13 G\ll', \'8 t• L' ,hell. OLDEST l'tal. l:k>l>l orrer or lrade OHLY $1295 1970TOYOTA. 2 DR. COROLLA. 4 i1pet•1I. 'Ill) I top, rudio. h<•ut.·r & "h1l<'""ll' 1417A<.:ll 1 !\tu~1 1wll th1i. W\.'1.'k1 HOW OHL Y S599 ((>It BESTOFn:1n TowM & COUl\try Auto Sall'' & l.t'..i'"'IL Z1Ci7 ll.1rbor l "'t..i !\I"'"' CAL.L 646-4446 •CELICA's• 1973 "1>11l'l'd, Jll l'IJllll ma~ll & \1ny l t1111 tSSGJ ETl SA.VE 1972 4 apet'. i1r..VE SOUTHERN '73 Cam11ro LT Custo ml, rec:llnln1 bucket•. O .. "H"'"t COUNTY'S pamt lo ma ·~ ~ Call om rm Sltireo. air, llt tel ""' "" 4fl6~76 l>l!lt.s. ~ o~o VOLUME ----- VOLVO DEALER i3 l'<:lmaro LT 350 ,\ir. :\Int cond :>J.4~ 675 6428 ?SMHCURY MOtfTf40MX E:\ \\I Pt.I-: llrand ne" !!Iii> \ 111\0 ;!I;!)> 1-'Ull) l."IWl>lll'll 11117~.!J I ONLY $6596 Ml\RQUIS MOTORS )D1iO:MAR<1Ulll 't lh·'At'r "),,,., 0 ... ,""'' ............ t .' Ml~\tON VII JO O}\ HPtU •9, 1.10 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO ~XCL t:SI \' ~;1, Y \'OL \'O l...1ri,;e't \'ul\o Ul•.ilcr 111 Or.111.:t• C11un1 y' Bl\ or 1.1-:1\S~ UIRECT [ft~~, J i"4 HJll) Sriort \'8. :ur. lll'I' tire:.. lx!Jut lOlld SJ.t~ ofr r~n 16115 992 •••••.••....•......... Dott't SH U1 fl"t ••• lvt SH U1 Loltlll "If You D°"'t luy Ft-om COHHELL, You're.Paying Too Much!" CONNELL CHEVROLET 2101 ll Jr hor II I\ d COST A M E~1\ s.ltl 12<MI 2 Door, hardtop, v .11. auto trans . air cond , pol' er :.tt>enn11 & bntkfll>. rad1u. hcalt:r. 'inyl lO\I Super i>horp ' L1r . tr.!.3L\'Z $3999 SA.MTAAHA UHCOLH MIRCURY 130\N. Tvttin s-to AM 547-051 I Mutt-i HS2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 ~fat•h I. 3Cl. A l/nt tape, gd conll. Best orrer S36-lS86 2025 S. Manchester - Anaheim 750-2011 ·i;s Must;in&: COll\'t'rl Complt'le new ena 3 )'I'll u10. bl•ll whli., turk ~ roll upholstery. 11l<'reo. r1re-engm1t rl•d. " bc11u ty! C P ainter. 611 l.1110 _!'ar~ ~ Apl_,!JU. N II '74 CHEVY '65 l\lustane 289 . <1uto MOHTl C A.RLO ~...._'Cb ~ urk S7SO l'11ll •SALES •SERVICE •LEASIHG Ovenea• Delivery ~rvt~'" & pJrh nuw 111){:11 on S<1t 0ll II l•J I l1J1 > O\tr l'Ull\\'mcnn• V-8. uuto Ir.Ill' . t.1dor} ~la~~~Of~ Jft G PM ;ur t.'Olid. IJO"l'r htl't'r OtckmoWfe t95S lllJl , sport" \'"'I top, \alt ••••••••••••••••••••••• !t.ll<~mn.i. r,iclw hl·Jtl'r '7S OLDS STAIFIRE Sup1•r i.h.111>. 111" m 1 I e J IL l' ' u 1 • I. 1 t' 2·DOOlll ~EKU l'nr l'd 111 M·ll at G ('yh11d\'1 . ttutu l'r.111' $3999 fu-.'tory 1ur rond , powL•r !tl\'t>rlng. /\ !\l /f'M unit SAHT A AMA :.l\'rw tafll'. T•ll i.lceranii. LINCOLN MERCURY white b1dcwalla. ::iupt>r 1301 N Tu,t111 sharp. low mllt'al(t• Santo Ano 547-0511 i.porb rnr l\111111 !l\'l' tu apprec1Atr I.tr :ltlll.VP '6S Chc\'clle 1'4 !\I m 1, gd cond S600 646 08iU $3999 SA.HTA.A.HA. -LINCOLN MERCURY L:~ ll'in• Sl.llOO firm u:~ cond, l'mµr w1•cla1 & for pickup or panel MEWPOltTDATSUM Call49StUI I S. PU. nl" 11r1·:. & 6'7SO'.nOday!>or67311G76 8ll80oveStreet ---br.ikl". rul\~ ,Int :.1900 ufitlpll'I. Nl!:WPORT OEACll T3 An1 tac 21',· iorlf rnnt. ~-!JO.'l.'i Sales $(!nice Uasina 1 -....... IJJ.IJOO MAR'f)UIS MOTORS '70 Chevcllr 39ti SS 4 'J'Cl 1301 N. Tublm 1 48.ooo SllSO SOfttctA.M 547·0511 111 uclu.11 m1 lllnl•i. V-.s 9570 RoyCorYfl' htc. ---MISSIONVIEJO forces i...i h: Imm.it ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rollsllorc:e ' BMW Hew··Used P..t_.. t747 131·21104tS·l210 ____ S56_71f.0 '59 ata wan W/lHI lhao mi . rnnd 13•200 ~I 8130 _ '63 F ORt> t:ronolanc tMOJ11mbortc OVlll 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••·--------- h A "~ L'u I I ,., ,......, ... C'h ""'O.ou•• MIRCIDIS 1912, ... ...-... '73 Corolla. Auto trans, -63M orig ml Cd tlrt's, 1968 Bel A1rt> Station runs ert. SSOO/ ofr. Waaon. 1200. c111h & TOP 645•7795 J;!'Trall<'r llntorai:e• ed "'',. 'u r 1H 10. upc,-1'e~,,.... •• ...,11 .,.. -........ ,.._,.,_,.. AM/FM. ad Ures. lo ml., paho bur. $1~ for <111 deck. t l'bUllt cnaiH, OH DJS"-A y COUPl'!. 8 cyl .. f i peed, clean. Orig ownr. 12100. ofaml balonr<' 1192-0383 --------ID3 ~7 aoo<t 11re~. runll •ood : U--·--of IM~ factory alir cnod., pwr. m.msevet&wtnds $750 on er 67J <.'9!11 duyb. ~ atttnng & brakes pwr. . 'l7' /\lr,tream, S •(', 7~t "2W 11ftl'r i.prn AUTJIORIZ o windows, AMffM ).adlo. olctWagN 9770 uw111n11. l'lt>1· J•H·t. & 1 sr • .. b•ow.n Mt:RCEOES OE/\LElt hl'11tcr. tinted gJu:s, & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~11,,._..,_"b_o•_< _M_A_•_A_'l_J0_,_, '76 Chevy (;a price 4dr.. 1967 OLDS ti loaded, 11,000 mi . goinll I o~n~r car. fla1 ever oversea '\ ~~4!110. PH )'thing . Xlnl cond . .u!O 1800 lS WAGON S6 ooo ~G 2TQ ·rn t'or.t V 11n 1 Ton i"""" ,.,.,. G8G2 ~hnl·hc~ll•r. rally whcC'I covers Un 1971 VW IUG ~ ufr lli&8 llO'JS dJ)S liu J•nrk bl!hrvably lmmaculaw! . .\ 1973 1:0111 buauly tl\ltomal1l'. 111r n md. & 644 41>7!1 ull ~11m llroa_d~a~ C.:ostu Mci.u AM Fi\I '218.IEQI. Blu1· 'H Chl'V) Monll Troll.rs, Utility 918 Or l'H'nin1:" c:.l~l 0178 835·3171 cnu Must see \<> believe! 4 speed, ndao & heater •••••••••••••••u••u• ,.,.~ .. --Sl)-7250 <TIOPRC) Unbelievably am HARD TO FIND Curln !2dr 1. MC. radio · per 1harp '75 C:utlab S.lon, lo ml. all .1tr;i• SS400. Also 'GT M1.11lan1. gre:ll transp $700. Pvt pl)' 645 4575 Oardt•nt•r • utility trl ·72 VW \\\'~lphahOl Pup •USED IMW't* Onlhl'San\aAna Fwy. 0 .._.LY. SI I 895 maculatel Must Se(' In c·~i',7 :JU'<lli wht•t>b . tuo lop t'..im~r \'.in Mm " 1 behl'\1'1 t42GDZWI. hm. rack It\'!? $2Z~ 1'<1nd I~'' nfr 1173 ll411 '7Z 8a\an.1 IOSSKRJI '76Ml3000 MtWPORTDA.TSUH OHLYSl995 MARQUIS MOTOIS new rntl1JI t1re1. xlnt M l~'>ION VIF:JO C'l>nll , 33 000 m1. Asklnl! 831-2880 495·1210 $3ROIJ \It r.11m.li14 6007 I' t t '7UIJ021'11 11Wi7KXVI OISh?rl'O 1~A3ft0 4118~>11 ' 1'' '7SZ002 · <629NliKI N L~WPOoORveTSnt':..Ae~.11 HEWPORTDA.TSUH UndJW ~1 11\1 '?:! Ji ii Juto '7ti200:! cll32Pll:"lll C1 l\lercedcs lkni. ~ S. "" '" 1S811UOvcStrt'fl ~ · . --C'"-sler 99£ lftto 9957 • 3 lf>-t fo. AM / ~ M. a 1 r, '" 1 •••••• ••• •• •• • •. •. • • •. • '-•ulc>. 1 o" ner. S4.400. ••••••••••••• •• ••••••••. r ustom 1otl'r ,\\I f~t Cloud On 54tndoys Autn aar , F M, xtnl cond. 831· 1300 N t-:WPORT REA<.:H •••••••••••••••••••••• l'U'l!ll'll1'. duJI IJ.1tl . S.'l:IOO 6"5·~~758638_ P'ortehe --9750 U3·1300 CJll 191 5116 '71 Chry~lt"r 300 2clr, /\ir, 72 Pin.lo. ,lk!lgc w/b~n 111t ----• AM f:'.1 , rull P"r . 5950 Lo m1. Xlnl t'ond. ~t.S.llJ Afttiqwt/ idr.a\. ,111t SJGOO rtr111 '71 IMW 2002 Claulc• 952 ~UI llNi-1 hl'f1~•m S4ll 0125 · '75 2..10. 4 door A I 1·ond ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••• •• •• • ••• •• •• ••. . __ _ _ 1-:t·ono ~ t') I l(J!> .. ~ 1w1 1972 Ponch• 914 HIEW '76 RAlllT Model 11111 1 :o.p~·1•d 1.000JJ) l!nl Voho l~S Stu. W!itn, 4 646 9'JOI a fl 1lpm 114-Vii63 :.11<1 . v1•r v iOOd cond. --. . -S251Mi nr i,,1orr.962·G9S8 Cor•eff• 9932 7~ Stn ~Vgn. 4spd., new ~tu~t :.l'll 7.5 (;~IC \illl opn 9715 ~0 75.\!l 4 C')'I . .5 s pt-1•cl. di~<' OftR 70 CARS !oinrf & ,•·on11. nm rm ·······•••••••••••••••• -bra.kl'), radao & h1•.,ter _ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• llr<'s. i\11nt runninl( ('Ond '74 \'oh11. low ma. "~r> •CORVETTES* Sharp! Offer. 49~·2670 IH IHVEHTORY i.l\'reo '"""'II•· 11.11wlt•d 197 3 CAPRI 611 · 250 Sf: Sun rr . ajr , Un bl' Ii l' v ah 1 v 1 m rrptd l1t•11. '' wo li,1 orr blk, 500 m1 .. 10,000 wurr. m11culate' Must · M.·~ 10 cll•an Sl:!IMJ --~ - --h4'.171noorG75 8638 CHOICE OF IS '74 Sta. Wgn, '1 l'ipd. $3499 Plull Tox & License lvy·Sel'-Trede llZ,AIG.O & CO. \,I. fur 1.111tl.1'.bi:l:JilJ'lo1 tl C)I 4 .;p;·NI, '°111111 -.+ B~t 11rr Mubl M'll. PP. believe' 18391-'0F). ~111 ,1111 tape & he.1tt'r l n 673 sg57 llLL YATES VW-PORSCHE '73 \•1l\11 l~F; Lo m1 .. xh1I ··111111 \II -cer\'1ce re. rnrcl t .111 1:1'1 2:i'l I 1961TllRlJ1977 t·assetle ster~. rod1ala. <I spc<'(.is & AutomJt1r:. S2000 962 51132 ' ~ ll\'lll'\<1bl\· 1mrn11cul .. tt" ------OHLY $4695 Oran<Je CCHMty's '71 Pinto. white w/blat'k l~llu I \I ltun•~IHHI Mu:.t .!'ol'l' lO IJdtl'H' 19ti7 MH JOO SF.I .. ~Int MEWPORTDATSUH '12011 1"31JERl rond & \lllue $37!\0 llfi 888Do•eStrvl'l San .hmn Captlltrano 137-4100 493°4511 RM1t Sel•dlOft lop & int, ocw cumshafl, ~'llJS \1 111n~lrl'~l !-t\NrAAN\ 10 tn b, \Inn, Sul (.'IO!lt"1 Sunday .. • 547-9709. ttilllllll ONLY S2695 l nrtu,trtJI Way, t'M "IF.Wl'OltTBf.i\Cll ·n funl v.111• 1• "· p n. MfWPORT DA.TSUH 673 5il:?O \. ·-833·1300 1969 vw fASTIACK '71 \\-,11:011 11'., auto. t11r. P II, I '~ Jiii Im, roof 1 a1k. ~k) hlUI' ONLY 11 11110 1111 1 l 0"1'11Cr S11 r11·rh 1·on1I. S52:i0 ~'l:I :l!Mf> HOWARD ci-.noi.t Dm c & 'luual Street11 NEWl'OHT llt-;ACll vwtve annd. Really a be11uty ! c. Painltr. 1111 Lido Puk Or., Apt 80. NB \'11 uuto M•I FMlltrk HHlll)o\l'Stn•"I 'll3MBZtOOb.4SJX.-t"J. 1972Portche911T cam114'1 1111 ~1101 ht·~l ~t.:Wl'OR I' 11~;1\l II ~11r1. orl~ ptunt & lnh•nor i\ vrry nice runn11111 c.11 • cSAV43ff). ------- ll1•stu1 11hll· t'lu~~l r t'ttM', liUM 0111( flll, tlffrr t':t 11 l!i'.> z I Ill 0Hc1 40li7'.!'..-rull t\ 133-1300 nt•wclutr h&sturter Sac ~speed, ma1t11. AMl l'M St 7~ 1!>4 -t 121 a t (I r c o •· ;1 s !I c l l 1• llLL YATES VW-PORSCHE 133-0555 '73 ${1ulre Wagon, orl11. .7 (' 3 T -owner. Low m l, uut.o, air, 'H t'n1rl ~'.:.?Olll'l11hwt11( '7l ,\~l/1-'M . A(', fl 123:.!~H'lll. Gex>1l 1111111 ~.l<!W l'\I r11llndrr. 4 11pd, dt•11n. I Mu'I M•ll '61 2JOS. •ulo, SHOW CAR! I orvet11• 50, ·lO&>. rack. JCtra clean. 12375. Auto•. Uted ttlr · uulo. ('llnury Ytllow 752·0200or752·8182 lmm111· ·u <'lp1mc M .8 pt~· !N~I :It I:! ownt'r, l:!20'1 113(1 31Jll i.nroof. ,\MI YM r111at'lt4'. MAlnUIS MOTORS "" '"'"' rddt.11~. ~. ofr ,. 1'10, ~ch ~t·dun Com '7:? 1>1111111• 112()11 \.in a 73 t'.Jprl ;moo, hkt• new. tiiS 1301 lwl 'I :t41 or art u MIS..~10~ \'Jt:Jo Sun Juun Cit pllltrano ll7·4800 493-4511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlk 1nt. umtfm 1tcreo, ----------A.MC 9905 Ult "hf, 1111: rn('k, 2.5,000 9t60 ••••••. •••••••••••••••• rnt Xlnt lond R3~·4MJ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tt'tl11r1-.t w blk l111•q11\'r \II, 11u111 I' n. I' S. 1;!7 new brk:i. 111111:11 Im·~ & 1m1 ll 1 ·2110495·12 I 0 petnt. hur11und)' tnl. "" WBSJ'.'1111 1'16 S1711 hie ttme hiltlt•r' mu~ \'W llu.i '72 C;K J,nchn. Comµl\'ll!ly '6:'1 C:orn•tt c• <'Oopt'. ATLAS l'erlt'ct roml1t1on rhll 1·n11lnf' 'p('rf runnln.ll AM W\1 m1o1J(~ nu·llfl'S llkl' nl!W. lt~t·I hll ull muki•ort;•r 1146 J ll3 Rat 9725 'Gl fill TJrR.l ~'.1nt.1-i11 r•dluh "111\t St'{• A <'01 A9tot Wawt-4 5 p)i ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1·ch 'I l'ond ~Ii l~O <114 I 968 0251 wnd $750 !N'2 631111 xlnl nmd 2 t~p'I Beai ~ i ll vw Wl'~t11hah;i •"""ck 99 I 0 olfrr K.17 :1%2 lerll /&rtsy~I k'ctor " ilt'm Mt Sp m l\.'J77 l'alJ U1ll ~ 4<»3 W Jo: I'\\ TOI' DOI.I.AR '120 ----~n 11 y • un l I ltl l.tkl' llf'W ~~r() ••••••••••••••••••••••• c-ar 99311 I"• - --1''01t1'(ll'l1St.:O 'AllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10:11 Ford <Woody to'ORJo:l<iN,DUMt-:STI<.' SaMs&L.a1lnq W u 1ton . roncou rs ort'l.1~'\l<'S TOP Oollur l'.wJ r~""t11r11tlon 71 M11!ll1111 tr )"(1111 r11r 1~ extro clcon On Al.t. Triult'-tni1 power train. l'mC'd l('I ""u• r1r1'L HIWPORT DA. TSUH htlow uucllon vrlcts IA.UIR IUICK 111 Do•• Str ..... ~ 0140. l"'\t Vty :l!l'lS 1111.J'bor Rlvd ...,..... • ~ Ca.lit M\''IU gm 2SOO Ne11r l\llll'l\rthur V.WCln HlO ---&J•mbofot•t• Ror.tdi; ·••••••••••••••••••••• TOP IUYIER 83).1300 '74 Fnrd •\ T P /1, p1b. ~ u~ '''""'· & Inst' Top DRIVI .a. • c dual ton.kt f.o ml'~ dollar p11ld for lmporu. "' ''-: If ront'ct ramPtr COSTA. MISA LlnLE u.'IOO or oh'. ~IJ.2()l1 ° DATSUN ••• ~T...w». 2345 ttarbor Bh·li SA VE A LOT 4w....1Dn•" '550 Costa Meso ~O MlO SH.OP&COMt>ARF. ••• -...-•• -....................... -----l.U.WICKOATSUM '11 OMC J immy. 22.000 TOP SanJUiln Cll plslraoo mi, air, AM/fM tHrk. DOLLAR 131·1l75 4f).JJ7S Conco"-9 Ure•. bu t\•tr -1tblna Xlnl cond. • PAID Ullll Dataun 510. 4 dr. rc- llSOO/btl ofr. 494·34S ., f"ORCLEAN conditioned ('nJline . eve1. IMPORT CARS ~:1$:m~aya, {>48.~748 .ftt' •47 Wlll)'a Cr.2A ---------. hard top Tira gd. cond. ~ = I "74 ti 280%. Lo ml, air. ('1JOC13-2658 ~J 1tilfillJ:I g~·~ T.-:b t56 ~ ... ••••••••-•••••• .. •••• 11S)SMACMkVD. Must Sell by 9/18. TS 8210, •Ct41V. "76 "-•* HUHTINOTOHHACH m•n, xlras, xtra c:le.n TWo Too HD c.c. J241-~'°=:.1'711::::.:=~M0-~0t=•2~-rsz_._100_or:-o_rr_e_r._UY~·l,.._t-:-.. -. CA. i pd. a.A.~ 1111 rrt. W .._NTED' 12. iwz. n .ooo ~'·a.tr.• tJ•nt101ou. ODl.J a.t$. " • t pd,AMIP'IC...!lut.o ant.a• HOWAlD JUMI AUTOS na, map. r'Pi&IJ, '* C IEVROLt.'T. Dove It iUIERICAN·FOREICN <'OftdS3115. r auan t~, Su~• Nurporl l pay lbOn cul\ than ·n • %80Z, A/C, aulo. .l• "ISS • ..yooe. C1t0l.W-l ..,_p, J1lol tond. MUI -ortonrreeo Zenklt7U2t cwbestol'r.-.n.u llAMDMIW16 F I A T 128 2 DR. SEDAM SfMc:lal Sale Price s2197 DICK MILLER MOTORS .FIAT rorsd11• •111 t '7:l) IJlk, l!l'J 43511 --, ~ •• /\~I 1•M radii>. l>la. 1nt • 1 ·n llt11l'k 1-;lt'l'tra ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2929 llnrbor fllvd , ~1nw "hi" luw n11k, n1•w '7 1 VW lll'l'll• /\uto 21lr,lull11<1wc•r i2 Cou1111r Xll7 ln1ulrd, Cotlt11M1•u ruth,11 t1r1•1., nt'" hall4'ry r1'11lt. rnR Xlnl concl , Sl7~ 002 G701 on1C1nal ow1wr. top thol)(1 546· I 9 34 Xlnl c111111 . 54,000 ml vl'ry e lt>a n • $1 l)SO Codlllac 9915 $27011. Sl:J TH:n_ --~ -- Allkln)t ~'>l!{)() /\ft 6pm, 493 :.:1:\S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9911 '71 <.:riekclt 40M m l. &W-411Hl7 ---r S1.100orhe1toUer. 'G!> VW llul( • •• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 Ca II 5S2·8W70 r 966 Porsche 9 '2 5Cl8!1 (1 . t 4 Monut"O 4tlr v1nrl top. 4 cyl . 5 111rnccl , d1117 00274!Jll ~-·!", f\Jllpwr . ./\M/"'l\ Xlnt 'll3 Vallant Convertlble-, hr n k r" . he o t <' r & \fuat Sell' ti!' vw ,. '~ rnnd SI 7:i<l OOI 0200 1l11nt fl, runs aood. '42!>. AM / fl M rad"' l' n R ' ·111 --bt.'lll orrer. 815-5637 htUcviibly 1mnrnr11l~te ' bit l'lli lr:.m SJJ$0 '''1 Oo<llll' t•wr W1111nn, fJ -- Mual tl'I' lo bclihc' ofr en ~M ,.~ l') I. " 1'11)(1. run11 aood. o..tlec tt65 SUOO/h!lt ofr ?SI 1311 ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• ceMWR1 'tll vw l'opto11 <·amp1·r Nabers d -9940 ·m t·1rcb~rd1.~00.,111, 11uto ONLY $4795 !tuna icoo<l. 1t'bll co)!. • .. MIWPORT DA. TS.UM nct'da Mml' hotly work •••••••••••••••• ••••••• &40·3371 MIDo~Strttt S13QO B?9 :rm. Cadt•Jlac 107% P'nr<l W1111on. Al<:, ---- N .. ~WPORT BEACH l'tS. J'/B, flc 646 0006 '75 Gran PriX.. IOtded, llke ll3· ll00 1961 VW. Auto Qu.llity and Price 111:00to5 00 PM l. new. SS900. lol R 9756 xlnt runn1nl( l'ond <1u.ir.sntcrd '67 t-'ntrlano 3900T. good Ci«-GCMS 1 oyce Clean • fl46-llS$<1 Lt .,10" c.,.._1,,,,1. tran1port11tlon. $200. iOLt' Mtns, autolcPS' PR, • •••••••••••••••••••••• -.. A,.,..,_,. 11 I t II I •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. '6T vw eu., Rl>lt 1000 tn l'rrrcm•d R.atc• 5*600Gatu;ao PM. ~!cu1!~st:5C>~S:'.147~·· f tUnJ i\M ·F~I tape. t 11 ~r\t ~lc:c1inn ' '7J FOlllO ROY ad cond 51.400 r.31 MJS , 1 N.·w '" u~d G~ TORINO H70 CARVER <~111111 ,,, in ••••••••••••••••••••••• .OUS·ROYC( M VW Bui:. 4 •Pt!. cle~n Or UIKl Cuuntv 9 Peuonger waaon V-8. 75 T · BIRO, duri rtd. INlde " out. aood t ir"'" auto lrans .. power sl~r-vinyl top air ru I p~ tS.J•M-•• itood d 1950 G7:i oo;n o ~ d Ing & brakes, factory 1lr • · -1 • tt----'='a.•e11 -eon . r rn un .av conditioning, AM/fM cruile control. H ntry ·e.s V W Bull N('w 'olvl'll. C.idillac aten.-o. dual swlnl( hall UghU, am/fm •ter eo ClOUO WHDATS 70,000 ml S750 or h5t or Master Oe•lcr aaw. lunnae rack. Low tape, new rlldlala, auperb SUPER ELEOAJiT 1"4 fer.f'7H327 l600tl.irbof 81vd. mlltflt. G rtal lArnlly tond.$5960.833-28-U Rolls Roy", Nwly up· '6l 8aJ• BU.IC Cou.1Mcs.t 54~91~ catlkr.JJ274t. 9'74 II o I I t • r e d w l t h NNda wort. $l501olr. Nabe $47ff CHTNCHILLA lbruoul. s.-1774 JS SAMTA. AHA Ve1a. Atir cond. r-1dlo. Tiit uH lma te l n Urtt llf t cond Cell LUXURY MO'TO&JNQ, =1J Rabblt. ald. lnlnJ, a I""';...~·: •11ac UMCOLM M•CUllY T • n ' · MUST SELL lll•D.;t radio. nd~lt. ·~oo. ~ UOlN.TtallJft a erf pmMMZN '1~ • ~ bd. $tMn s.t.AM 541.05 It Want edl OIU '4.2·""'"' . . , ... CLEAN ·UP SUPER SALE WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR ARRIVING '77 Models OVER 200 '76'5 NOW PRICE SLASHED \ TO THE BARE METAL EXAMPLE THI PllFICT LUXUIY SPORTS CAR '76 SCO•PIOM Meelllte Sliver. Red Etlgllth LNlher Interior. AM FM 1tereo. electric windows t 100042. Only 8.387 !nil• Still hH 1 1 .000 mllee or t 2 month hctory w1rrantv - REGISTER NEW. SALIPllCI. 59395 INVENTORY REDUCTION , SALE SlDEr car YaklES CHECK THIS LIST D FORAN EXCEUENT BUY 197' SEY1W Leather seats. cru11e control. AM'lFM & 8 track tape Five to chooSe (456517). Low• 'I 0,700 * 1974 COUPI DEYIW Lea11\er slereo rad•o. cat>notet top. lull power Four to choose. (024AE0) Low as '6595 * I t7Z COUPI DIV'IW Leather seats, stereo radio. t11t Wf]eel. full pwr, (592NOfl '3495 * 1 t74 R.&TWOOD llOUGffAM.SIDAM Dual OOwe< front seats. leather tnm. Vlnvl too. stereo. tilt wheel. full pwr. Lower than average mlleS. Cf~) '7295 A tz.~ ..... 12 ..... C..-. YP Werr •••r h •••leM• .. •" c:.m.· .. lt75 OLDS MIMITY BGHI' LUX. H.T. c~. Spltt pwr. seall, cruise cont • pwr windows. door lodes. stereo radio. (918l.PGl '5195 * lt7' VOLVO J'4eL Sunroof. leather. stereo & tlOe. air cond. Only 8.098 miles 1201REI) SALE PRICED Brand Mew '76 CHEVETTES YOUR CHOICE > ' SCOOTERS #271 623-1619 #274921-1667 • I ' . Brand Mew '76 LUV TRUCKS YOUICHOICI .s3349 LUVTRUO<S t239434-1646 1241 262-1746 IJRAND NEW 1976 0 N "MATCHBACK" AM radio. body aide rrold1ngs. CSGC20518201 _,.,.,i.-•· 11WAGOM11 (W8A2029933) 53077 SllNllEST DATSUN EVER. • Now the Datsun 8-Zl<> llatchback cnmt'I with a nc:w s-tl>('ed Ol)tlrtn '" maM ll thr thribelit Oat llUll JOlllC· Tut-s .__ UVCl'.dnv-L 5th~ ·~ btenly s:obl>k's up the mm oo a IP fll pa. 43 Ml'r. 30 \lf'Gl lllC ,lf"AY' CITY llut'a the lllC"ft'dabl<' mini:r the EPA "'llmllt-S I~ the S.'Pt·.-d B-210 ~ina cin how you driv" md t~ ~IOl'I ol YOUf' <•. JOUf mik'ait may ~ rmr .. or It'~'· mmna Of A 5-SPllDI In Int ti"• ynu'r.r huC·nff·thr·hnt T1lf'fl AllllJOth trld Wtt I hrough 5Kond •ml third rwiht .,lo fourth-w~te moet at-1>oxH llop. fllth gear 11 O\lttdrtvt. Th11 mnnt Qllll'I lu11hway crv•U\ll with l~ poltnl 1400cc enl[IM h1•nn11rii easy r•·~s. And ol ct1t1ne 11', only l'it't111• tl\at ,, "aporty lltllc> '~'*==~' hatchtwk. that tie...., much llOlllll for lht- rnacl wad. ha' ..cimurhmnm ((Ir lhe kJld. ., blCk. 11TM••uun. .. SPEC·IAL ~1976 ARROW SALE Owht••• v ..... -....... ~ 1976 Am»ws ••• Wt Yow TWe" to Sa'f• .. -.... .,.,... of y.., Cltolce! lllAMD MIW76 PLYMOUTH ADOW 4 speed, 4 cylinder 1600 cc. engine. vinyl bucket seats, eoox13 llres. (7L24K67301108) 52995 WHAT MORE CANA LITTLE CAR ' GIVE! (Valld to 10 p m Sunday, September 12th, 1978. Subject to prior sale.) OPEN DAILY UNTIL 10 P.M. IMCLUDIM• SUNDAY! BUY· FROM IKE '72 DATSUN 240'% • Speed. air conditioning, 1tereo radto, hHter. mags Suoer Sh8rl>I The ttot onel Uc No 091FTC '" vw .. 4 Speed, radio. GOOd transpottatlon. Lie. No. 280MTX. '71 TOY OT A Coaou.A Autom1tlc tr1n1mlulon, radio. SH It todsy! Uc. No. 243CIJ. s1499 .,4 B. CAMINO P9CIUP Autom1tic transrnlltlon. t.cfory llr conditioning, r8dto, hellts. H&hel•· the IC>OrtY one. Uc. No. 58255¥1. sa99 The Spor1y one. EoulSJ()tld right! Uc. No.438MMC. s3199 ... YEAR-END CLEARANCE ON ·ALL 1«n6 ·BUICKS IXAMPU SAVINGS ••• Brand New 1976 SKYHAWk 0 S11 EQUtwe<f With V8 engine • SC>Md. pwr eteering. tinted grass. roof crown mol ding & body side moldings. (107473) s4199 SUPER RESALE SPECIALS 196' CADILLAC ILDQl.ADQ Has it all plus low. 1 ownef. rrwtes . (263395). OMLY 52222 1974 FOID MAYBICll . 4 Dr Automatic. pwr steering. air cond & only 29.000 miles. (203MFV) ONLY 52666 lt7J IUIQ IUCTIA UMl'T1D Has every option plus IOw. tow rT11les. C502MIL). OMLY.$3666 1'74 UMCOLM CONT1M8CTALCOUPI Has everything plus low. low mileage -only 26,000 milea. (623l.FGl OMLYs5999 Where ever you live In Orange County. buying• Uaed Car In C08ta Meaa from Johnaon & Son .. Juat Make• SenHl0 • ·u rou '-2IO 414 AM/Pit{. tape cassette, custom cab, 4 wheef"drive, 13,000 mJla, sliding windows. OC18363) '6788 7 4 COUtlU PICXUP 4 ~peed. Jackman mags. tarp, yeUow. (83208U) '2588 • 71 CHIYT LAGUMA Loaded, Loaded! C892BNWl '4166 '7+MUSTA,._I .._. Auto. tran s •• factory air condlUonlng. power lleerin1. disc brakes, radJo, beater. vinyl roof, tinted Jiau. Silver metalJJc with sunroof. extra nice! (4a>LPD>. '3575 '71 MllCUU MAl~S WAec>H Auto. tra n s .• factory air condltionln11. power 1teerin11. power brakn, redlo, heater. II PHscn1er. (M8NDV) , 14888 '1Z CA,.I COUPI V-8, ' 1petd, AM/FM lltereo rae<tlo, heater, ~.000 mllet. Super ahirpl (58JPDJ'>. 12295 '1J MllCUtlY MOMrMO Auto. Lr ana .• factor y air rondlUonlng, power 1teerin1. pawer bralcee, r adJo. he1~r. 253XRV '2777 7J~MAYWCll AutomatJc transmission, (ldory air cond1Uomn1, power ateerin1-radio, bee&«. Mee ca.r t Ltc. No. 013ELV. '1699 FREE CHI Maida .. l lf't•fl\000 "'"' ~~~ .............. ~ Mazda Wiii PIV ~ HMCe CCIII ol normal UH (Hcepl OHi IOI env "°"llY engine c11r or truck purcnaecs new on or all&r July 1, 101e lor two years or 26.000 miles. Wl\1cttever comes l1rs1 Y~r Mazdl ~ater will pr<Mde you w1lh Ill l*tl. llbc>t and maler1ats tor all 1ervlee Of rec>atra reouered °" all factory ~pmen1 This offer is good otllY In certain states Ind tor a limited tlrN t ' 11azna· GIT AOll.cr DUl Mel llDU GIT IN ON ntlMAIDI\ MIW •J6 MAZDA.S START AJ LOW AS 12Yf9 Mazda Mizer (380084) . " I • t \ ~. I Du~ttitgton Beach Feantaiil· Valley EDITION ·"fternoon .Y. St0<•ks 1VOL. 69, NO. 260,_4 SECTIONS, S8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA TEN CENTS \ • lluntington .. Plannitlfl to SnUff Stench HunUnstoa Beaeb alllclals em· kid today on • t~)lrOftCed at· k •taJnst olf e.rive fumes that ve piqued resldenU bfljMln1 )MtThunda1. Weapon.a OD band include lbe we ol pe:rfume •ubltanee that is felpected to tteutraliJ.e pungent rcarllc-Uke fumes tbal have aled wide areasoltbecity. • main elforts, however, will dittcje4 toward excavating SO truckloads ol o(feodlng soil and haulinf it olf to the OranteCoa.ntydumplnlrvtne. Public Works Director Bill H.art.ce said th.at the amell mtlht aet even more pun1ml durin& the excavalloo and that tbedevelopu ia sprayinc the area with a perfume substance. Fumes were particularly acute last Thursday and caused a l1ood of telephone calls lly victlmscom· pJalnlnl of splJttin& .headKbes and spells of nausea. Tbe smell waa back at near fwl force qaln WednesQ.f alter be- ina minlmlHd for awhile because ol heavy raJna. The offendlnc slte wu \In- n.rt.bed last Wednesday at con- struction site south o( Warner Avenue and eut ol 8olsa Chica Street. Hartge saJcllbat the city and de- veloper Frank Bucc:ella are still awaiting results o( Jabotatory an.alYllJ on what actqa1!7 ls caus· intt.heameU. OfftclaJa sald earUer &Mt It ap- peared to be a aulfur baa«I au. ll wu u.nJeuhed durtoc O'adlna for eonstnaction of fou.r-plex •J>art· mentunlts. Hartae aald that .Wt on the proJ~ la currently at a standstill until more la kno'Ml about tbe mystery material. Hartce aaJd Wednesday that be • believes the problem stems lroin a dumpln1 1lte from previous oil activttlea. He aaJd be thinks that rotary mud, a day substance used as a lubricant tor oil driUs, mJ1bt have been buried al the site and ls the source ol the trouble. Hartle aald the perfume aub- st.ance, Oda ban, bu been used 1n dty storm drains when smells 1eneraled by aJ1ae become ob- noxJou.a. "It smellB like bubble cum and ... It bu done the trick for us in th put."heaald. 1 A woman complained to the • Daily Pilot. that the ameU was worse than ever Wednesday. I ''l bad a headache and upell ol nausea," she said. "I'm becom· tnasortofworried." 1 Ofrlclala said Thursday they \ have heard of no cases o( serious 1 Jllneases reported due to the , ~ma. 1 .;-_unse~ Beach Killer Found Guilty 1'Lonely' -_Girl Dies .. In Class MIAMI (AP) -It took lhree d~ to find Lisa's parents after she died at the Sunrise School ror the retarded. She bad been brought to the school four ~ars aeo and bad never bad a vi.sit.or. Uaa died SU,nday wb.en she choked during breakfuL WbUe me was eaUni prunes, 5M becan to shake. and choltinc sounds came from her throat. ' "When they carried bu into p.e nunlnf. atatloo, she was un- conaciooa, ' said school director -lAIUe Leech.-•'She-had Slopped breathln1.'' A rescue squa!I failed to revJye the7-year-old 1irl. She had been carried to her breakfut that momin1. School empJoyea aaid what she had waa.t.ed to do moat in her troubled lifewaawaJk. "She could crawl around the floar, but abe waa lr)1nC bard to walk and whenever ahe took a atep, her lace would licbt up," Hldaoelalworkerllarylllakey. Workers at Sunrise also re- membered watching Usa when ~r patient.a had vlaitors. 'She would sit In h e r wheelchair and look at the vis· tton," one wel!sn worker said. ··u WU bard to know W'bat WU eolnl on behind ber big brown eyes, but they ot\en looked sad.·· Tbe school tut beard from her parent.a lo February, when ltM!Gl a routine federal form to their lut known Miami addreu. The parent• al-1'\ed the fl>rm an4 n)a1Jed It beet. Tbere was nor•· tum address. When police checlced the ad· dress after Lisa '1 death, the parent.a had moved. 1eavin& no fOC"Wardln& lnformatioo. FtoaJly on Tuesday, the llrl'a parents read a story to The Ml•ml News about Llaa's death and c:JaJmed her body from the city moriue. omcla.ls mused to dlacloee the parent.a' n•me. CSeeALONE, Pa,eA2> . Plot Probe OK'd WASHINGTON <AP) -A re-IOluUon to aet up a apttlal House ~mlttee to lnvesucate the u· NUlnatlons of Prealdmt John F. Kennedy and civil rilhll leader MAlrtln Lutber King won ap- pronl Wednesday from the Rules Committee. The resoluUon now •oea to the House for a noor vote. No date was specified ror Houle action. Candidate . Bares All SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -.. We need a president who believes in a natural way ol Ufe -someone -bo h• nolblnl to bide, .. red· bearded Eddle Hlcoc:t Colllna told a crowd of about ~o people who 1atbered around a clonton plua •• ............ "'"~ ilmd a ~ IOCi.tir,-cba • .e0-7ear-old HU-1t7led :'lwde cand.idate tor prest. dent" told tbe DOCJa\lme crowd, "1 llave DO~ but rm &Qilll to -. it ...,..., ... • TJterevpon Collins dropped bll blue Jeans Ulid. • ..,.. they aot to bla • anklH two pollc•men 1 • bmtled Id.Jn away -bop-• .. Pia& tlte a lame rebblt. lfe ... c.laar184 witla 1llilllCet p11-e. ... Planter l' alley? Gardener waters greenery in what ·was once the City or Fountain Valley's official fountain. It has been converted to a planter and lhe city ls now without an of· ficial fountain. City officials s aid the former fountain, built in 1969, was hazardous because children were always climbing into it. Besides, it was explained, city workers bad difficulty keeping water fiowinC through the fountain's pipes. A .new-fountain 1s being·cootemplated. ~~~-':' ~esan ,~--)'Ven Face ~Oort Faces Chargea n Labor Violence In Extorti.on A Costa Meaa man-oneof1ix people arrested Sunday bf Newport Beach police -faces a cbarse of extortion Tuesday when he Is slated to appear for hl1 arraignment in Harbor Judicial District Court. Those charges were filed Tues- day agaln&t Rob Roy Duncan, 19. or 1870 E. 16th St. Char1ea agaJnst five others arrested with him were not filed, police said. Dunc:af\ al1e1edly waa the rtng leader In the alt.empt to extort $2,000Crom Mr. and Mn. Patrick, Cad11an of NeWl)Ort BeKh aa ran.om for nturn o( lbelr miJs. int If.year-old daunt«. "PoUce weH notified ol the de~ mand by Cadif an and traced tho group from their phcne calla to the ml11lna lirl •a parents. Cbarres were scheduled to l»e med today at Wntmlnater M'unlclpal Court qainat seven suspects aJJe1edlJ involved ln labor violence that b!'Oke out Wedneaday mornlnc Ill a Hunt- inston Beacb TructiDC Com• • pany. Police officers arrested seven picketers after two t.rucka were reportedly bombarded wltb rocta while pulllne out ol the Jot at the John Tbomu Ttucklna Campany at18551 Stewart St. Police aald toda1 that the truck• auatatned damace estimated at $1 ,SOO In the melee. One driver ~e&edlY suffered minor injuries wbea IU'Ock in the· head by a rock. · A Teamster ofOdal haa aald that picket.a bad aJao previously been tar1eta of violence from the tncklqowner. Worken at Uie tructtng ~ pany reportedly bad gone Oil atrtte more than two weeks ago after aalary dl1cua11on:s had broken down. A spokesman at the ecimpany aald &he drlTera bad elected to join tho Teamsters Union but that tbe company refuaect to aaree to a "cloted lbop" for Ull• l<mworken. Tbe fotlowlnr pe1m were ar ... J'elte4 Weclnetday and charbecl with auault with deadly WNPOD: Robert WU.Uama, Hcmtlqt4n Beach; David Stewart. Lakewood: Vlnte Riviera, Santa Ana: Jimmie Thompson, C1f:re11: Vlr&ll Chumbley, Be Ulower; Jamea Floyd, Weatmln1ler and Ralpb Hen· drickl, HunUnstoo Beach. Slaye r Facing Life Term · Confessed killer Thomas Hardin Hester Ustened to the words "luilty'' five times late Wednesday as an Oranie County Superior Court jury delivered the packaae the prosecution de· manded. Hater, 29, showed no emotion u clerk Tn.ldl Morones read into the record tbe jury flndina that he was guilty of two counts 0( flnt decree murder and equally 1ullty or r e lated counts or burC)ary and conspiracy. Addln1 to sentences were four Penal Code provlaions related to the jury's finding that he was armed al the time Janet Mac Mets, M, and Ronald O.uwels, %1, were klJled In their Sunset Beach home tut Nov. a. 'lbe bearded Heller tClld ey. eeyone wltbln eanbol tonc. before the jury returned tblt be expected a batchft:cn~ly verdicts plua the JUl'J•• of flnt deiree on tbetwo ldllin11. He will be aentenced Sept. 23 by Jud•• Robert P. Kneeland. The verdlct clears the way for lrtala of three of Hester's four co- defendants who also face dual murder charges plua related crtmtnal allecation.s. Judae Kneeland set Sept. %1 as the trial date for WlWam Craig Tibbit&, 29, Oranie, and RJcbard Wayne Sooter, 28, Long Beach. Both men will face a jury In bis courtroom. 'nbblta la ldenUfied by the pro- aecuUoo u the killer o( Cauwela. It iJ a1Je1ed that be &bot Cauwell in the head while Heater vbtually (SeeGUILTY, Page AZ> Teachers OK Valley Pact Fountain V.Uey-41ementary ICbool teacbera approved a pro- J)Oled 4.58 percent SMY ralae by volce vote at Wardlow School Wednesday an~ School truatees are apec:ted to take actlOb on the ccntract pro- po1al at their meeUna tAlnilJtt. Yale Wllhnlck, ~the Fountain Valley Educatlon As.- IOclaUon, the teacbera" bartaltl· mi unit. aald hit IJ'OUP wu· pleued with tbe Pl'OPOlld con- tract and upecu the board to •Po prove the accord t.cJn10t. 0'Ne1otiat1ona have been 1otn• on alnce June aDd have pro- c e e d ed ver,y amootbly, • • Wlabr)ick Hid. FOUND GUil TY BY JURY ThomH ttardln Hester Lif eguarch Search Bolsa Surf for Girl . . Huntinllon Beach Ute1uards and an Orange County Harbor Patrol boat were aearchinc the • watera off BoJaa Chica Stale ' Beach today for a you.ne &lrl feared to be drowned. Lifeguard SuJServlsor Bill Kramer aald no traces ot the cirl could be fOWld but that opera· lions would continue throu&hou1 tbeday. The search for tbe 1lrl, desc:rtbed u being 17 or 11 years old, waa toucbed olf by an un· ldenUfied male .cQmJ>enl~ •ho ' appeared to be somewhat con· fuaed, according to officials. 1 He told officers he met the fir! for the flrst time this mormnc • and the two agreed to 10 for a ! swim at about 7 a.m. t He said .he had never met the 1lrl before and didn't know where sbe wu from or even her name. He reportedly ran to a con· , 1trucU0o worker fl._ the beach and informed him "tfi'at the •irl had dlaappeared in the water. The worker called police at '1 :13 a.m . Five pollce unlts, paramedic•. lifeauarda and an Oran1e County Harbor Patrol fire boat ruabed to the scene. Sberiff'a Office otfidala are conducting the lnveat11atloft bec:auae tbe reported~ occuned at the at.ale beach. ornctali aald the drotminl ... not la the aame 1enerat area where two Huntinaton Beach teen·••• 1trl• •were found 1lair\ onAu1.a&. Police aaJd the 1\rl, who wu reported miaainc to March. ap- parently knew the people In· volved, thou1h ahe la not believed to have been ln the Harbor Are• when tho ransom demand wu made. 'Better·Thaa £roehetiag' Cout Releued with no cbarses filed were S&even $ebult.z. 22, and Dm· na Sell, 10, ot at Jo.-SL. CosU1 Maa: Andrea WUt. ~. ot b.51 Pldftc Ave., Cost.a lleu; Alan ffeadenon. 22, of 2006 .,orida St., H11ot1n1ton Be•ch. and Ricbud Crh.an. 21. ot 10081 Brookbunt St., Garden Gl"Off. V8Uey.Teen Dance Slate d · . Little Old Ladie1 Take In Pomo Movie I ' . nen tban to talk about people • loud eaouab for them to hear me." The flnt of the arouP to walk out wu a T4-1ear-okl who 1aid the po~apblc mimical wu not an.YtllJni like her f~t• Rocl1era and Hamm1rat1ln playl. About. .o mlnutel later, two otber1 left. One wu embar· rallled; lbe 4)ther uld she waa bored. • Two othen followed mhM• law, eommeatlllJ about tb• CGilllti) ,.., to Wl wl&h N:tl mcMel • After tb• mo•le, Mu. Crtnahaw •aid lt b.s . .,._ some expedtnee: ••y°" tb1ak beca.- .. ·re old ........ we cbl't know AJWdl. wen. ••came here to ........ =ad .. at.udied IL l clla~t .. will come aplD.'" , Weathe r Partial cloudln.. wUl continue Friday with 10111e warmtna aJq the cout. ( - .41 DAILY PILOT ~IF TVNewsmiin To Go Free? WASHINGTON <AP) -Teltvlelooi Juwamaa DanJeJ Schorr apparently wtU not :; charc.t with contempt f Conareu r~ bl• rdusa lo name tho persoo who auppUed tum wtth the Houae int.eIU1en~ l'epe>rt. Nine ti mes durinc SchorT'a awom te5tlmooy Wednesday. Ethics Com- mittee Cbalnnan John J . Flynt Jr. (0-Ca.), warned hlm that be could be held In contempt oC Con1ress and be jailed or fined ii be re- fu.sed to idnWy hl.s IOU.n!e and answer other ques· tiom about the source. Nine times, Schorr re- fused. After the hearing, an ln· formal poll of the members showed that six of the 12 committee members op- posed any attempt lb cite Schorr for contempt and two othert1 either leaned that way or ·were Wlcer- lain. How Many Will Roll Up Sleeve? ATLANTA CAP) -.. Roll Up Your Sleeve, America" ii the theme of a national campaip to get Americans to line up for swine flu s hots. But ii everyone rolls up when the sboU flrat beconie avafli≤there won't be enough vaccine to Inoculate them.. The public awareness cam- paign sponsored by the federal Center for Disease Qmtrol and the National Medical Audio Vis- ual will be presented to public service ads in radio and television spots, newspaper and magaiine ads and other materials. There ls no plan to btzy national advertising for the campaign "The lhrust of the cam- paign is lhal flu IS 8 senou.s disease, that 1t is preventable, thal we have a good vaccine and you should protea younelf," spokesman Stafford Smith aaJd Wednesday ..niJlhl. President Ford had been pl.ll!hing to have all Americans in· oeulated against the viral infec· t1on by the fall. But there will not be enough vaccine available Ir every Amencan want& lo be in· oculated when the shots first become available in October. Delajs in pre><lucing the vaccine have been caused by doubts about its reliability and in· surance problems. Federal officials expect to de· liver more than 20 million dos~ ol the vaccine by Oct. 1 to state health departments, an addi- tional 97 million doses by December, and 130 mlllJoo doaes by January. Press Shield Bill Pending SACRAMENTO <AP> -A Southern California lawmaker uys he-will Introduce a cocuUtu- tlonal amendment lo prevent Judces from jallinJ newsmen who refu.e to reveal a confiden- tial source. Assemblyman Jerry Lewis CR· lUahland), uld Wednesday the measure w H prompted by the c:anlempt-of.court Jaillnf ol four Fresno Jounialt1ts. Current law 1ives reporters and eclitora a quasi-protec:Uon •a•inst cont.;empl cltallons, Lewla sald. but Judges tuwe "at. times seen m to •snore It." O .. ANOE COAST .. ,. DAILY PILOT :;.t~ c:~~~ .. "::-.;..:::,.. "":" ~ :: ~·~i:':.~:..~:.·t =~-=,; =.· .~~ ==· VolWy o ... l_ 0tM"~" C...I A ....... ·-· .. ·-.. --"-~ Mn no."''"''""'~ -i. "' Ill """'' .. , 5"1•••1. C.0.IA .... ~· ~ Robert N. Weed .... _,_.._,_ J.ctc R. Curt.v V'•te"--°'---...... TPtomes Keevf 1 , ... Tr.»mH A. Murpfllne M.t .... I ... l:lllW Chari~ H. LOos Rtalard P. Nall ~ ............... ,_ Rooert eaf1cer w.110.-..~r-.. M~hacltOHb -··1it/JliNca......._ ........ -..H,.,0._"'._.. Offlat ._ .. .Cft. llMO~aGeoi.M.t .. ,,._,....,_ ~ ......... , t"91"9 ..... _ ., a-°"99 r._ T•••h •• • ouuoatt ClnaHled ~ ... .,. --Or-c.itr~J ... . Mt-1111 ~,..,. °' ..... oi.t« ..._.,,....~ =iff •• ~.:r.~~ .. 'rr= ....... ""'""'<ff .. , ...... -«•-' -~ .. ---· --c...-. fftl ... , ..... Qoole ..... ~~,.._..,_un_ WJ/111\'-IM IJ_,.,_., ___ ., .. _,. Mmbia . Backiqg Battles l..USAKA. Zamb•a (AP> Secret&J')' o( State Henry A. Klas- inaer arrived here today on the aeeond lea of hl1 A.fritan pe~ milaion a.nd wu lmmedJately told that Zainblana aupport ''in- tftslfled armed •t.ructJe" (or black rule. On his way lo Zambia the secretary expressed hope for succeu in belploa achieve "peace, jusUce and proc:ress" ln southern Africa, despite the pessimism of bis firll host, Presi- dent Juliu.s NyerereofTanz_ania. lo other African develop- menta: Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith was given "full bac~" today by bis ruling all-white Rhodt11an Ftont party to seek a constitutional settlement with the country's blacks. The 67-yur-old Rhodesian leader spoke be.hind closed doon at the party 'a annu.al coovenuon in the heavily guarded east.em Rhodesian town of Umtali. Thousand.I ot'blacb streamed back to work in Johannesburg to- day alter a three-day general strike, but i n Cape Town a s imilar work boycott waa spreading. Police in the Cape Town area, which has a large population ol "coloreds," as penons ol mixed race are officially called, stepped up patrolli ol segregated colored and black townships to prevent any attempts to in- timidate people tryinJ to go to work. At Lusaka airport Kissinger was met by Zambian Foreign Minister Sit.eke Mwale who said, "We will support Intensified armed struggle unUJ black rule is achieved in Rhodesia and Namibia and unUl the eradica- tion or apartheid in Soulh Africa'· is achieved. Namibia, also known as South-West Africa. is controlled bf South Africa. Jn reply, Kissinger hailed the contribution to the search for peace of both Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda penonally and the Zambian nation. Newsmen travelin& with Kiss· inger were told be lei\ Tanzania with lhe Impression lhat neither Nyerere nor Kaunda is likely to ease bis demand for speedy tranafer or power to t.be black majorities in Rhodesia and Namibia. The two presidents. as well as those of Botswana, Moiambique and Aneola last week coordinat- ed their policies at a summit meeting in preparation for Ki.aa- inger's new effort in shutUe djplomacy. Despit~ a gloorny a.53etsment by Nyerere, U.S. lnformanta said Kisalnger still is not assuming his mission will fail. They said he rates al slightly less than even bis chances of settinf up mean· incful black-white nC4otiations over Rhodeaia and Nam.Jbia. Fr-o•PageAf GUILTY .•• cut Mn. Meta in two with a bunt from his automatic rine. Heater was Identified as the leader of a gang which launched a reven1e raid on the Cauwet.- Meti home at 16861 Bayview Drive after Cauwels robbed two members of the drua smuaglln1 rinJ ot 174 pounch of marijuana. Yetter d~nied durinJ the trial that there waa any plan to ex· ecuttelther vlctlm. He aald the main purpose behind lhe diaplay a( weapons was to abow the pair that they meant busioesa and that they also wanted the $20,000 that Cauwela should have paid for the marijuana. The trtal of codcfendant Den· nil Casey Jones, alllo known as Dennie Maloney, 32, ol 19SC San· Ua10 Dr1ve, Newl)Ort Beach, has also been acbeduled f« Sept. 27. He wtll be tried in another courtroom. Codef endant Ronald Clrl D'Orio, 29, Loni Beach. will be tried at • later cbte. Gans member Roter Keith Davit, 29, Lona .Beach, la also awalthii .. trial an kidnap charrec related to the Cauwels-M 111t~ m~n. ALONE ••• Lffeh n1d workers at lbe fadUty were deeply aaddened by U.a'adeath. · . '"!be people on tbe stall aren't in lt f« the money -t.bey 1t.t SZ.27 an hour," be ukL ''TbeT are here out ol a sreat deYoUon foe tbe tbildrea. These an tbelr dilldren and if one dies, it's ilk• la1iq one of their~'' .... ,...... Mp•~r• Whu1er John Adams is a mystery man who did no campaign- ing but won the Republican congressional nominaijon in New Hampshire's 1st Dis- llict. Could be his name had something to do with jt. Huntington, Police Sued Ovu Charge Damages totaling more than' $l million were demanded Wedne5· d-., from the city of Huntington Beach and a oum bttol ita officers by a local man who claims that be wu hhely charged irith the armed robbery of a McDonald's hamburger restaurant. Operators of the food chain are named as co-defendanta in the Ora.nee County Superior Court lawsuit filed by former employe Gree Charles Quartuey. Quartucy atatea lhat be was ar- rested and Jalled hut Feb. 6 following a robbery at the McDonald 'a restai.araot. 6561 Ed- in c er, Huntington Beach. Chal'1es of armed robbery were dismissed April 7 in West Orange County ll}unklpal court. West Point Cadet Rapist Found Guilty WEST fOJNT, N.Y. <AP) - An 18-year-old cadet at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point has been found 1uJlty ol rape and ordered dis.m lssed and aenteoced lo nve years of bard labor. Lavelle McNutt oC Columbia, Md., burst Into tears when he heard the verdict of an academy court-martial. The court also re- commended psychiatric care. He is the tint cadet in West Point history to plead eullly to rape, accordiof to a spokesman. McNutt, a p•ebe at the time, was accused of raping a member of the Smith College cholr while lhe choir waa at West PotntJor a performance lut Marcil -Accord Near On Air Bill W ASIDNGTON CAP) -House- Senate conferees are expected to bealn hammering out a com- PTOmlse clean air bill next ..- , that they hope can wln con· ireuloa,al approval bef«e ad- journment Oct. z. The Houae baa pa11ed its veralon of the btU, which would not Impose atrlcter federal stan- dardt on auto emlulons. Sen.ate lelf.alation calla f« toucher ex· haust ataodarda on cars but pro- vlda for a two.year delay In de- adlines. Health and cJe~ environment advocates expressed dlsma1 as the lfouae voted In favor of softer standardl proposed by Rep • .IOhn Dlnctll (D-lltch.). Chinese Cooking Classes Offered The Huntlngton Beach Rec:rea · tJoa ~partment la a(fmnc a Ch11"N cookln1 clua at Murdy and Ed1IOn commwlity centers thltfatL Ree1atlaUon wW be beld Sal\a'· dq, Sept. 11 at tbe two communi- ty centers. Further tntonnauon can be obtained by calliq lbe Hu.ntlDJton S.acb Recreation Depl. at S3I $481. FEED BIRDS, FACE FINES LA MESA (AP) -Soon lt will be •1ain1t tbe Jaw to feed ~. An onUnuce paued bJ tM a. ty Council udades Pet p(ceclllf, ad concern waa expnued ab«lt aoreln1 the law. But Ill five maoberl pretent voted for IL F<w yean, buabMlamen baYe ~flaiMd &.bat f..tlac drni plpom d.owatowa. lea.tna lt mmsy. .. Scooper. Ordered ToMOVe . PAS.AOl!;JllA (AP) -Scienli1t.a sent commands today to the Vik· in& 2 lander that they hope will rotate IU immobile robol arm and rnew the aeue.b for life on Man. Tbey will not learn unUJ Frl- da y, howe ve r, whether the maneuver was succ~sruJ and ~soil-scoop deliv~ a sampl~ to the X-ray CUMtl in the ln- organlc laboratory. Photos sent back from the Martian surface Wednesday seemed to reveal that a fault.y switch was to blame for Jammina of the mechanical arm Sunday. Sdentiats beUeve the com- mand signals sent today will prod tbe arm into service. The jamming postponed a key experiment scheduled Monday in which the scoop was lo deposat aoil in a laboratory that searches for organic molecules essential to life as lt ls known oo earth. Also loday, the lander was lo send down evidence that. some activity la going on ln its three biology experiments, which re- ceived soil samples before lhe robot arm jammed. Scientists are looking for the reactions or heal, light, gaa and water on three aamples of Martian soil. The photograph of the arm, Uken Tue..Say, was blurry but. showed scientisu that l.be hoe at the end ot the arm was stuck with its dirt. collector upside down. .. We're not Hying it'a a pitte o( art," said Viking project manager Jim M artln, "bulit told u.s wbat we wanted to know." -Martin said the' automatic switch believed to hrtve caused· the snaa seems lo be permanent- ly out of order, b~ aaid scien- Us ts believe thd)o can .work wit.bout It. He aaid the switch that tells the scoop how far to rotate failed Sunday to atop the sboveJ·like ln- strumeot alter a 45-degree turn. The scoop moved 180 degrees in- st .. d, then was baited by the lan- der's fall-sale aysteip. TM Lucerne H19•0W Public. Ma.es OK for Clfmti,qn11 ~atican VATICAN CITY <AP)-The Vatican decreed to- day that public Mass may be held for deceased non- Calholic Chrlstl&M, exceot in cases that miaht c1u.se "scandal for the faithful. .r- " A public Mass for Am~rlcan President Roosevelt would ba no problem. But one for Stalin, who was born into a Christian f a.rnily, miaht stir somo scandal," explained lhe Rev. Marceline Zalba, •pr<>-• ressor of Rome's Greaortan UnlvenitJ. A public Mass is one celebrated tor an audience, such as a special Mus for the U.S. blcentennlal or for a famous person. MQses are also sald by a priest ln private without a congregation attending. The decree by the Vatican'• CongreaaUon fOl' lbe Doctrine or the Faith eased a ce.nturiea-old ban on hi~h or public Mass (Ol' non-Catholics. The ban re- mains in cff ect as a "general rule," the decrM s.atd. It noted there is no ban on private or tow masses for non·CathoUcs -"indeed there can be many re-' asons in favor," the decree said. Newport Playground Dog· Walker Faces Walkout Charges A Newpot"t Beach man who tried to avoid a ticket by walking away from an animal conll'Ol of- ficer round h imself facing ch arges or· reaislinc arrest following the Wednesday Inci- dent. Claude Cotton, 6', Ol 432 Irvine Ave. wu booked on that chu1e because.he refused-to.be Uclteted for rurtniog bis do1 on a school playground without a le.a,ah, police said today. He wu re. leased on his own ~zanee immediately aflerbookina. Accordin1 to pol,lce r~, animal control om~ ~ i.h Murphy spaUed ·cotUJll th a small dog at the Horace Ensign ~ddle School field at about a p.m. She sald she stopped Colt.on u be left the field and explained to him that be was in vlolaUon of two municipal s latules -having the dog on achool property and walking the dog without a leash. She aaid be walked away from her ~ she started lo write the ticket and refused to stop, even when she ordered hlm to do so. Officer Murphy said sho followed Cotton-to bis home and ~n be ref11sed to answer her knock at hls door, she called for a patrolman whoJ>laced Cotton ~nder arrest. Viet Honors Mao TOKYO (AP) -A special .~e from Vleto~rp Qarried a hlneral wreath 'from SaJgon to Peking to be placed by the body ol Mao Tae·tung as it Jay in state in the Great Hall of lhe People. the Hslnhua news agency report- ed today. The report said the wreath waa presented by the Vietnamese .Communist party and the government ol Vietnam. The 1utom1tlc: plctut• control tY•l9'TI... .• :. ... # A. f •• tt controls the color picture, , ' · scene to eoene, channel to channel, even In changing room fight! • • ~· '\:J PLUS Slrm. tnm decorator compact sfyllnol C&b4n.i bffutllully lrn1shed 1n 11mulated g,.ined Amenc;an Walnut. Picture EVQ-Electronlc V1e1eo Guard Tuning System One-knob VHF and UHF Channel S.lecllon Control. Automatic F1~Tun1ng .... 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Smitb'• disputes wilb Irvine manaaement bad deflnite bear· ~ on lbe price the ~pany coWd uk for ita •tock. "I am not lr)tlnl toaa,y tbat she . wu n1bt or wrooa." Privett arpecl "I only wish to use Ult.a testimony to prove thal beJ' al- titude affec:ted company policy aod c~lnly affected the com- pany'• chances in the market pl~ce." t"rlvett appattnUy hoped toob- t.al.o that teati'mooy from trvlne Company President Rl)'m<IOd L. Wat.soa who was on the witness •tad all day. Judie Judee. clearty aQfflng .tith araum•nll offered by Mn . Smith'• lawyers. refused to allow Privett to uplore the extent of reputed friction between Mn. Smilh and Irvine executives. Jud&e Judge wUl be asked by foundation lawyers at tbe end pl Cal .Backed PUC .Favors Monterey Permit SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The California Public Utilities Com- mia1loo staff hu ueommended that Air CaUfornia be eiven authority to provide service to Monterey but that Pacific ~west Airlines' appll~atlon be denied. United Airlines and Bugbes Airwest, both Intent.ate carriers, serve Monterey and . Jiave op. poeed other airlines moving into the market. Vabak Petrossian, associate transportation engineer of the PUC, outlined the staff's position Wednesday at a hearing whose sessions have also been held in Monterey and Los Anteles. The staff's recommendations will be evaluated along with other testimony from airlines and the public belon assi&ned Commissioner William Symons Jr. off en a proposed order which is •ubject to a vote of the rull commluion. PSA proposed to serve Mon- terey from Sacramento, San l')'anel.aco, -Oakland. San Jose. Loe An1eles. Burbank and San Diqo witb single plaM service only between Monterey aod Los Angeles and San Francisco. Air California proposes to aerve Mooterey from Sacramen- to. San Francilco, San Diego, On- tario, Orange County and Palm Sprtncs. The staff said an analysis shows additional service is needed between Monterey ~ Loa An1eles. Oran1eCounty, On- tario and San Diego. Air California would offer ain&lt--plane service to all these Trustee 'Fed (Jp ' \ "'Bartholomew Says He 'May Quit ~08~ Delly .............. tiE'8 HAD ENOUGH Trv•t•• Bartholomew Dog Walk er Tried Walking Tad Too Far A Newport Beach man who trltd to avoid a ticket by walldna away from an animal ~ ol- flctr found himself faclnt cb1r1e• ~f re1l1tln1 arre1t follO'#ll\I tht Wecm.dlY lDd· dent. BJ wu,ru• eaamo °'_............... ~ Robert BaJ't.bolomew. them conservative member of Sa · dleback Collet•'• board of ltUJt~1 said today he la "fed up" witn life Ln Ounce C9wrtY and ma¥ realtn bis post before his current term expires in March. Even 1f be serves out his term, lbe 51-year·old Tustin nursery owner Hid it ls "very probable" ht will not run again. Banholomew confirmed that be hu purcbued land ln Carpin- teria and plans to movebls entire buaineu and family to Santa Barbara County as soon as the required local bulldlnl permits can be obtained. "That could take three months to three yean but we 1re hopln( it wlll be done before the end ol the year," Bartholomew said, notln1 be ls ready and anxious to luve. "When you've lived In a place like Tustin for 50 years and de- cide to puJI up stakes, you've &ot lo be fed up with thinp," he said. "I've 1een thl• area ITOW to the point where there are too many ~ople and too much smoa. &nos'• not 1ood for my plants.·· Bartholomew said he will <a..PED UP, Pqe.U) points except Los Angeles. PSA would offer 40 additional flights per week between Los Angeles and Monterey at a lower fare of $2S.SO compared to the current $32.50 on United and $27.35 fare on Ai.rwul.-tbe repod shows. The Civil Aeronautics Board bu proposed lhat a single level ol fares for intra.st.ate and in· terstate pa1sen1ers be establl•hed in the caurornia market on federally certi11cated carriers. U this becomes effective, Unit., ed and Air.vest would have to raise tbe fare from Monterey to Los Anaeles to $42. Such fares may be lowered to meet competi· tioo from intrastate carriers. The statr said United carries about three fourths of the 450,000 <See Alll CAL. Pace A.!> TV Newsman To.Go Free? WASHINGTQN (AP) - Televtalon. ••••man Daniel Schclrr ·~ will not bf 9.,... wtth COIQmpt of eon...-roe "bi.a refusal to name the , penm wbo supplied him wtth the Rouse lntelli,ence ~e times durlnr Schorr·s sworn tesUmon)" Wedneaday, Ethics C.Om- mittee Chairman Jobn J. nynt Jr. <D-Ga.), warned him that be.could beheld ln 4*Jtempt of Concress and be Jailed or fined it he re- fused to ldenUly bla source and .. nswer other ques .. t.iODS 1bout the source. Nine timea, Schorr re- futed. After the hearing, an In- formal poll of the memben •bowed that six of the 12 committee memben op- pOMd any attempt to cite Schorr for contempt amt two others either leaned that way or were uocer- taln. City, ·Sclwol Officials Eye Youth Board Irvine City Council members and Irvine 1chool trusU!a will meet to&ether tonlcht to con.side• recommendation• on juvenile dlnralon and delinquency. The meeting, at 7:30 at city ball, I• the culmination of work by aJolnt t.ult force, tht •tudled problems of youth ln Irvine. The meetlnl la public. A11l1tanl City Manager PauL Brady aaid lbe two qencJes will comldtt putUn1 lnto act.loo a lilt ol recommendaUona by the task (See YOUTH, P11t A2> .. . . Today' Clo lag N.'Y. Stocks i . ' T".fURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1976 TEN CENT$ Strife Testi1no.n Y what la expected to be a S\x-wttt hearina to remove the lnluncUon that currently prevents the aale of louodlllon stock In the lnlne Compuy to the Mobil Oil Com· paA)' • Mrs. Smilb ar1ue:s that the S200 million price, whlch works out at· SU a share. la much too low aDCS wlfaiF to her and other minority stockholders. It became apparent durlnc testimony Wednesday that Mrs. Smith ofttted an alternative to th• proposed If obU deal which pc'OYed to be far from acceptable t9 Watson and tbe lrvine Com· pany. Watson teatUled tbat be threatened to resign his pcist lf there wu any pcisalbllity that Mrs. Sm,llh '1 proposaJ were to bo adopted and carried out. Testimony Indicated that she uraed the Irvine Company la.st Au.1ust to buy out the foundation's 54.5 percerit Interest In the coCQI pany, usin1 tricome derived (roftl .its around leases. ~ Wat.son said the loss 9' what ho called a vital cash now wou19 have seriously weakened th company in many phases ol I operations. · He said be also pointed out t sbareboldel'lS who were warned of his possible restanaUoo that. the maneuver would leave Mnl <See HEIRESS, Pap.U) T o111c a t Tracks a B e ar A U.S. Navy F-14 Tomcat jet from the aircraft carrier Kennedy tracks a Soviet long-range reconnaissance aircraft code- named "Bear Deitz" by the North Allan- ' tic Treaty Organization. The Soviet plane was allegedly photographing a convoy of NATO ships which were in northern Euro- pean waters for an exercise. Issues Unsettled • ... Noise Area Building Ban Held Oft .. . .,GA&YG&AW\'lll.£ : ................. Relideat!al trUflUlllty Jlld £1 Toro Marin• Corps Air StaUea jet nolN lasuea were dill unset- • Ued Wedoesday when Oran1e County 1upervl1ors decided to call It a d•Y. Aa wpenlaors left their meet-1.n&. it bad not been decided whether home con1tructJon should be allowed in areu a $35,000 cooaultant'a study said ts impacted by jet Doi.le. A caarathon 4ebal.e al1)J)Oj 1upervl1ora concerned lt.000 «NI to an e¥bltng lliOlle sone witbln wblcb tesldenUal con· ltnlctlon ii banned .• 9'1pervtsors voted T\Mllcla1 to expand lbe construction blackout area to include the added 10,000 acres. A fe• hours later, however, they voted to rescind the 3-1 vole and ended up back at the starting line. Wednesday, supervisors were· -Chastised by League of Women Voters pretldeat PeUy for reveftiDC tbelr ~ day cleelaJC>n long aft. all Wt • few audience m•mben bad left: them.Ung. -Ur1ed by dev•lopen and tiuildlng indU1try lq)Olcesmen to fore10 the 1ui1ested bQme COO• structlon ban in tract areas where they already have invest- ments ran1inl to millions oC dota.rs. -Foe the second day in a row, told by Marine officials thal jeta al El Toro will be gett.iq bigger and noisier. . Sh11nned 4 Years, Lisa Dies in Home -Encouraged by Kristine Kister (of two home-owner as· soclations in the area) wbo arcued that permitting home building in the area would be a disservice to the existing com• munllie• as well aa fulure generations. MIAMI (AP) -Jt toot three days to find Lisa's pareotl alter she died at the Sunrise School for the retarded. She had been brouaht to tba sebool four years aao and had never had a vi.altor. Ltaa died Sunday ·when she choked darinl breakf at. While she wu eailnf prunes, lbe be1an to abate and choking aounds came from her throat. UNI HIGH CYM OPEN TO PUBUC BeainniDI Saturda1. the fm at Unlvenlty Hl&h Schoo ln lrvi.De, will be open to the public every Saturday and Sunday al· t.ernooo. Hours will be from noon unUJ ' p.m. Realdents are ukeif to br· Jn1 tbelr own equt;ment. Univenlty ffl•b la located at 4m Campua Drive. "When they carried her lnto the nursing station, she was un· conscious," said school director Leslie Leech. "She had stopped breathing.'' A rescue squad failed to revive the7-year-old girl By the time the twe>-bour public hearing en(led, supervlaors were u deadlocked u when lt began. . Apparently 1UU favorto~ iln'> po1ln1 some ki.nd ol restrtctions in lhe area decland noise iDh pacted with 90 percent certainty by Ult.ruyatems. Inc. 'a study were Supervlaors 'lbomu Rller Sbe had been earned to her andRalpbClark. breakf ut that morning. School, • And apparently opposed to exj emptoyea aald what she had pandln1 tbe noise ione werlf' wanted to do moat lo her troubled Supervlaora Ralph Diedrich aod Ufewuwalk. LaurenceSehmlt. "She could crawl around the Diedrich and Schmit lndlcated, noor, but 1be was t.rytna hard to however, they favor a .Plann.lnl walk and whenever •he took a Commlaalon recommendation step, her face would lltht up." that developen lo the area be re-. aaidsocialworker Mary Miakey. quired, to tell prOll)ed.lve homat . Workers at Sunrise also re-buyers of the po1s{bl9 nolse lm· membered .,atchlna Iba when (See.NOISE, P._A2) other paUenti had visitors. "She would• alt tn her wbfflcbalr and look at the vi. Jton,"• one welfare worker said. "It w11 bard to know what was 1ollll on behind her blg brown eyes, but they often looked sad." Co asc Weather Claude CotlOft, M. ol 432 lmne Ave~ WU booked Oil tbt tbatl• beicaUM be retuaed to be ttdteted ror f'&IDNlll his dot oo a K'*>l pla11round wlthoul a leaab, paUee Hid today. • Actordlna to police reports. \animal coot.ror off\cel" Deborah Xlll"PU.JJIOtted Cotten wtth a ~ small dol a1 lbe Hilr'aice J:Mlsn 'Better Than Crocheting' Little Old Lames Take In Pomo Movie Partlal cloudln ... will continue Frlday w{th some warmlnl aJona the COalt. INSIDE TOD~ Y Wbolncr laoppaed Co ""' cia.1 of ''5, IM °"' lboe mod• th• cover o/ Ttl'M .. re School ft.ad • about • I Sbe Mid IM ltOlillied eaet.. - be left tM n.ld ............. to hlm that be WU in ftliltiiGD of '·two mw'1cfpal atatutes -biP1nl tbl 4'0I OD Kbool lfii*'O aBcl walklnl the 4ol wllblUl • IMlb. • Sbe Mid he walked awq from her u •h• atarted to write the Udet and refUaed to _,. 9¥CD wben llM ordered blm to do ao. omcer llorpby 11lcl •he . fGIJowed CoUol1 to .... bolM and wballenf'...sta-•• bod: at 1a11-..::,caiw1or a ~........ Ollla• .. c1trarrst. . ., .... ............... ~leer Hank Adler, a CPA living in Turtle Rock. wiU Cill the vacancy created last week when Planning Com - missioner Bob Mart.in re- si;Ded. Adler WM~ by Councilwoman G~t1_eqe_ ~or,. . see,•• aald '7S·1•ar-old -Tual• Coleman, •'We finally dedded on the new venlon of • Allte tn Won- derland.' •• '. We rully wuted to aee aometblnf called 'Milty Betl'-oven,' but I wu plaJlq et a &beater near Southern lle.thodlat Unlnnlty. We didn't think lbat would b<rilht for llldiet ou:r age. We didn•t want to be mixed up with thole hippie coUete~dl." Another of lb• DlO'ie ~. Kn. cr.ilb•w, wbo ct«UDed to O'H her ftnt name, ukl aDlltber' reuoo for cbooltq ''Allee IQ Wotrderland" oYer "Ml1t7 BMUroY•" (allo X.r&1ed) ~ .~ - """""""'' QIMU • Cl bit, • OC-~ Co .a ltwfV nporttd °" t>aQt A1 CodoJI. ., • Al £MIL Y PfLOT New J B1 ITEV£ lfft'Clil'-U,, 1 ...... ,,..... N.•JllftBMt~wan·t be....,'•.tacaay .... .-tnf. Ile routa, tueb a.1 the ~ Uolvenlty Dr\veexteuion, fOf' at leaat • year, accordln1 to Newport Director ol Publlc Workl JOMPb T. Oevlla. ~vUn Hid bh .Wf .. w con· tiaue work oa a tompUleriud tnlflk now model which Will pro. Ject lrlftlct vohanaa lD the dty throuab UllO. Devnn, •peaklnt ~tore the OOu!ns Harbor Atta Rc:aearch Team. (CHART) ln Coeta ...... thi.t mornlq1. •aid be baa bttn or· . E'ro• PIJfle Ai YOUTH ••• force desl1ned to increase op ~rtunlUea for Irvine's youth and to decrease Juveaile dclln· queocy. Many ot the recommend&tJona revolve al"bund the creatloo or a Youtb Advisory Board. which. '¥oW4 •erve aa a lialloo between Jrvlne'a youth and ibe com·· m.unlty. Members would come from UnJveratty, Irvine and SELF Hl1b Scboola, Venado and Rancho San Joaquin ln- tamed!at. kboob aod the up- per IJ'ada el Vllta Verde Sc boot The tour major ccmcems or local 1tudenu have been lden· tilled aa communication. counaeUn1. transportaUoo and reerealion. After tonJCbt'• joint muting with achool trustees, council member• will conduct an <>pen ltUdy 1e11lon tocustni on several contlnuin1 topics. Council memben will bal!e a chance to expre.a their oplnioru and to be briefed by consult.ants, but no action ls expected at the Halon. 1be first topic will ~the urban •1in study beina ecoducted by the tlrm Wallace, McHarg. Roberts and Todd. eonsultants are studying dif rerent urban design options available t.o Irvine as it JU'()ws m the cominc years. Con.sultants from the firm wlll update council memkrs oo the study, which is now In the rinal draft sta1e. Another update will come from consuJtants at Marshall, Kaplan. Gahns and Kahn. who have been :itudyinc city economics a nd finances. The third dl1cll!11oo item was · p r ompted by Counellwoman Gabnelle Pryor. woo has sug- Jiet1ted that the city coosider new metbodl of 1overnance in future years. Mrs. Pryor believes that more or11inll options of aovernance ahou.ld be put Joto ~feet before the city 1row1 too larae and un· mana1eable. F\nally. the council la expected 10 voice a J>OSition oo the ex· tenslOQ of CuJver Drive to the ocean. The previous council was · clearly oppoted to the extension, eontendln& that it wculd brtn1 tab.much tralnc into Irvine. ~ut the current council hu thtft new members and Mrs. Pryor baa ulled that the new body darl!y ill poeiUOQ on the eJCtcmloa. Irvine Seeks I Bus Routes the Jnine Clty Oouncll bas •--4 to uk the Orance C.ounty 'l'tustt .Dtl&rlet to CC!Dllder ex· tendlDI bus routes into the vl!!:&:t of TurUe Rock and w rtdlt. 'lb• OC'l'D 19 now coml~ns chu&es that would be put lnto ef • fed ft6xt J'ebruary and the lrvtne requestl wlll be comldered aJcnc with lb• otben. . Th• propoaal calla for one ~O to be Hteftdcd into Turtlo .Rock 1lon1 Turtle Rock Drive a nd th• other calls for bus sttVt~ alOl\I West Vaile Loop tn Woodbtidfe. Olt--OE COAST DAILY PILOT Thom•S A. Mul'llhine ~--IAli °"''•sH.loos RlchtrdP.N•ll ~.-_........~ Offkn (.wllltt,1 ................ "r:":":::;. '~~-=-" \ Valloy, fJal w--., ,._. ..... 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F. Or, to put it another way. you won't be able t o &et lhue (rom here" He Wlened UnjveraUy Drive to Costa Mesa's Faarview Road. termJn1 both "born lOIUS" tor public works directors. He said Newport Beach had be1un an envlronmenlal impact. atatemeot on a promise from the county that it would pay (or Jts. portion of the study. The county later •aid it would not fund its portion oft.be EIS, •·so Newport decided to go ahead and take on the added cost," hesald. Opposition from several iroups, including the Friends o! Newport Bay. the State Depart- ment ol Fish and Game, and the residents or Eastblulf, kUled Newport's efforts and the city stopped work on the Impact state- ment. Devlin said oppc&lUon by the Flab and Game department to University Drlve last aprlne cameu asurprisetothecity. Tbe atate department hid pre-- viously indicated It wu a local matter lnto which they dld not wish to interfere and even lndlcat- ed earlie' they looked with favor on suc6 a road. They said it could form a loatcat boundary for the wildlife pre· serve and help with public access. ln response to a questlon from the audience, Devlin said the f&.sb and game department's lt!tter op- po1in1 the road contained no ln· formation or data to support the claim that the road would in· terfere with tbe pr~e. .. That's the quest.Joo the pro- posed environmental impact study was supposed to ~Ip answer." he said. Devlio safd he penonally does not thlnll the \Jnlvertlty Drive ex· tension would affect the preserve, a great deal. . "I'm not sure tl\ere'ti that much wttcdue up there ln that specl/fc area," be •aid. He said be upect.! the cili~ of CGlt.a Meta and l l"\llne to put pre· aaure on Newport Beach for some ~omtnttment on Unlver1lt)' Drive, addine. any future con- sideration of any traffic work ln Upper Newport Bay Is al Jeaat a yearewey. Fro• Page A f NOISE ••. pact. But. neither side in the 2·2 de. bale could muster the lh1rd vOle nffded to settle tbe issue. So, lhe)' decided to resume their d.Jscu.ssioo next Wednesday. ln the meantime. a com- promise solution proposed by Clark 11 expected to be worked, over . Clark would have boundaries of lb• impacted tone ~panded to cover rou1bly an addWooal 4,000 eeret, a boundary Ht by• com· puter ay atem u1ed b7 tntrasy•t&ms. lmide the enlaraed area, Clarie proposes bannlne constructJon o! homes unless the developer can prove b1a 1lte is not noiM Im· ~c:ted • In the rem alnioi 5,000.ac:re area HJd by Ultruyat.ern1 with 90 per«nt certainty to be Impact· 4ld by not.e in exce19 of 65 CN EL <comrnwtlty aolto envtrcnmeot. level>, Clark would impose the nolH notJftcatlon requJremen ... TbOM .-.qulremenu wue nnc. •Ul'i•ted by the count1 P1an- n1nl Commltalon wbm It ~m· mended on a 4·1 vote malnta.lnlnc tho home con1truotlon ban •t Jta preMDl ~Ddlrl81. E'ro• Page A J HEIRESS .•• Smith u tbe major SIC*• in lh·e. JrvtneCompany. Wat.son said tne Jrvlne Com • Pl.DY "could not afford the luxury of the disbarmony" b• Hid would be created iJ the revamp-lnt •unestect b1 Mrt. Smith took place. · But Judge lud1e would not al· low hlm to further tOOUDent on confrontaUon1 between Mn . Smith and Irvine ComJ)&Q1 IKlerd members after •.ti.or'My Howant Friedman •icorousl1 objected to such testimony, ''The foundation ls trylnc to lead ua down one thousand and one rabbit trails," the turtous niedman IUCCUlifulbr prolesl- ed. "Tb.la lcJnd of thine may be holy wrlt to the ll'viM Oolnpaoy but ft bu no pbce ln WI bear· .UC." Streets· Out BROKEN LINE INDICATES PROPOSED UNIVERSITY MIVE EXTENSION SKIRTING UPPER NEWPORT BAY Ea.a .... 1t Ao•d Would Connect Cid•• of trvlne, Newport Beech •ltd Costa Me .. Despite Protest Fro• PGfl~ Al ' ~ark Benn Voted Down X-RATED ... loud enou&b for them to bear me." The Irvine City CaunciJ bu de-. clded to leave llarvard Com· munlty Park bermlea, despite a plea tor a dirt mound from a Colleee Park realdent. But Bull told councU members Tuesday lhat resident. whose hoUles are next to the part's athletic field will be botbeAd by DC>Ue at ball sames. "We alreacly bear evetyth.lni that 1oa on over there aod when they 1et tbe public address , E'r .. Pa,,e Al FED UP •• ·• "level wttb the people" when lhe time co17Ja to make hls ftnal de- cision to move away . In a separate but related de· velopment Wednesda,y, colleie-. Trust.« Donna Berry ol Mission Viejo revealed 1he would resign bet post ln January II new finan· ctal disclosure requirements force h e r to itemize her husband's financial boldiQ&s. "U I am requlred to dllclose my husband's Hminp, I will re-- sign first," she said. "PolJtical ·oCficlala should be required tO disclose •ll or tbelr personal boldinas but not thoee ol t.beir husbands or wlvea unleu there ia a conlllct of interest lnvoJved." But John Kepllnaer, a spokesman for the Falt Cam· paign l>rart.Jcrs Commls1Jon in Sacramento. said today tbat lt ls HlceJy Mn. !Hrry will not have to reveal her husband's boldln1s. ..The diacloaure proviltona are probably a Jot nerrower for peo. ple on school and colJe1e bo&rda than for statewide or countywtde officials," Kepllnger said. "Un· less her husband's holdinp are lar1e and within her district's are•. tbe probablJ WCD't have to .disclose t.hem.'' Mn. Berry and her husband, who works for Ford Motor com· snany, recently purchas ed vineyard acre a1• north or Sacramento. The trustee said the family itn't planning II}_~ mediate move to UM new Pipl>!~· ty and, barrin1 disclOIW'e dlf. · ficulUet, •h• wlll serve lbe re- mainln• two and a half years of her term. Bartholomew'• retlcnatlon would areaUy dimlnl1b lh• coo· servaUve intluence on the collese board, which baa been noted lot stroogly contervaUvet~anlnp ln the past. The Tustin tnastee, a mt'l'Dber of t.he ultra-<:onaervatJve John Barch Soelety, served °" the old Tu.sun \Jruon Hlath SchOol Dis· trlct and TuaUn \)nJfied School OtlltJ1ct boards before auumln1 h.11 coUeie Hat by appotntmeot. in April of 1974 . Fro• Page Al AIR CAL ••.• pasaensers ln and u ot Mon· terey and with Alrweat tranapol'U about 200,000 annu-11y mtersut.e. "In the opinion ot \be staff t.btte h aulflclut dtmand to warrant certlflcatJon ol PSA and Air California t.o aerve Mon· terey," be 1atd. "However, tho ·addSdon of both tbese carrtm In tbe Monte1ey market will result tn a 23 percent dheraJon ot pe11en1era from United and Alrwat. . "Public ~onvenlence and necessity can best be eened witb IJ'aotinl of Alr Cal'• appllcatlM rcw service to lilooterey," he added. ".\lr Cal Pfl'POHS new sioiJe..pl~e stt'\lloe between four major Caltroml• alrport.e and Monterey. PSA propose. to dua'llcate tbe 1uvice d United and AJrwest. As to tbe Pf"OPO¥,d PSA aenic:e, the Pr'ODOMd J\IT Cal aervlce •ill bav-~ a lesaer lm· peetoa ttnft.cf ancf A1twelL '' ' aystem working. it'll be even wone.'' said Butz, who said he spoke !or bit Colle1e Park beiibbors. However. council members agreed witb the city's communJ- ty aerrices commission, which r«0mmended to tbe council that no acUon be taken. ,. · In a memo to the council, com· miuioner• 9'>tnted out that aound reduction meuu.res, in- cluding a landscaped berm, were considered but weredlseounted. A berm lt a dlrt mound used to separate two areas. In Univeral· ty Park a berm separates lhe park's adventure playground from \be realdencu on Sandburc Way. When Harvard Community Park was de1l1ned, planners de- cided that Sl0,000 was too much t.o spend on a berm and that the money should be used on other pert amenJlJes, commJssiooers explained. They 1aid that the berm pro- bably wouldD'l aolve the nche problem anyway, but that It. would make il harder tor patrol can t.o keep a watch on what aoea on lo the park. Commiaaioners also pointed out that many College Park real· denla w•re involved In the pJan. nin1 of tbe park and that four meetln11 were held with real· dents duri,n1 1 .. t year's piannJ.na process. The flrat of the lf°"U> to walk out WU • '74·YHN>ld who said lhe porno1raphlc mualcal was not &nytbini like her favorite Rod1era and Hammer 1leln plays. About 40 minutes later, two others left. One was emba.r rused; .the other aald she was bored. Two others followed minutes later, commentln1 about the country aoiae to hell with such movJe1. After the movie, Mrs . 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Result : he waa voluotarlly forfellln1 more lban $100 a year in Money's Worth wmeceasary bu1k intere:.I chara«.>.s. Rf m lnded a month later durtnc a routine viait from his 11\Surance aaent, he dre• out the dlvfdeods, pJaced the money in the b•nk and pe.nuaded h1s banker to reissue the debt as a low·lnterest passbook loan . Trve t.ale: A Denver resident, widowed for 10 years, re marned at the a1e ol 17. died rive yean later and left bis widow Marly de.aUtut.e. lfls IUe iruu.rance had been made out \0 bU wUe. But be forgot that It had been made out to "my wile, Mary." Haaecood wife's name w aa Hllda .. THE szs .... PASSED to the es tate: or rus first Wife, wbo b.cl left the remaJnder of her estate to a favorite niece. reople foraet. "And the tbang that peopfe most often toraet," aays Robert Waldron oftbe American Council or Llfe Insurance, "is that lire insurance as a legal contract carrying all the r0rceoflaw. "THE NEXT 11UNG nlEY for&et Is that the passage ol Ume can all too easily convert yesterday's wisdom into today's folly ." Wives ace the m.;or beneficiaries of life Insurance, and many men have electtd to httve the procetds or their life In· au.ranee doled out to the I' widows in monthly instalments. Even during periods whtn the value ot the dollar re· mains fairly stable, polkyholdua and beneficiaries should examine t.bls procedure wlt.b can In eras of tnnatlon. the con.sequences or deddlnc on the suHi ciency ot a fixed ln· come can be doubly dqstrucUve. A WIDOW Wrnt sse,• of insurance could find herself alrapped to an Insurance Income of $400 a month. with no way to reach llre prindpal sum. Le&ally the money ls hers And jual as le-aUy the Insurance company JS bound by a contract which prevents her from drawlne out any part or the principal in an emer1ency. In response to complaints, many Ure Insurers a while a10 undertook campa11Ds among policyholders who had elected the option, urging them to reconsider. Many policyholders dld. There are an ea1Jmated l~.000,000 policyholders In the U.S. If even 1 percent or them have foraotten they have Ued the bands of their be-oeficiaries th1s woy , it means there arc 1,500,000 Ume bombs Ucking away. Cut in Prime Rate Spurs Stock Move NEW YORK CAP> -Stock prices staged a strong ad- vance today in a rally apparently ign.lted by a prime rate re· duction at a small St. Louis bank. Tndtni was moderate. Prices mllled around uncertainly through the mornlna. conUnulnJ Wednesd9'1 erratic pattern. But they l>e1an cllml>l di at mid-day after the Southwest BanJc of St. Louts aiinouH~1l wu lowerina its prime fend· in.I rate rrom 7 to 6~ percent. . Investors seemed to be looking for similar moves soon by other, large banks. '11\e Dow Jones industrial average of 30 stocks gained 8.M pot.at.I to 981.95. 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U.S. Army Cori-of En,j.nee.rs Wed· nesd•Y to ttndert.ab a delailed 1 study ot Hmler Parlr eroaba-a atudJ wblcb would haft required • a dty commitment for a "stnac· · turaf IOlu.Uon." , The corps wu.bit with 11t:inlirur criticlJm by former mayer Gfenii V~r. a &eolo1llt. who called the tQ&ineen' plana f Of' coastruc· t1oD of a bHakwater to hall wave erolion "overkill and pork blnel project ot tbe wont kind.·· Vedder said mOltolthe ~on lo the bluff top oceaafroDt park cu be directly Ued tot.he tunnel· lnl and dilli.ne ot ~ aqulr-rela and irritation runoff. Jn a prdh:ninary report oo the eroaJon, the corps found tbe park to be aflttted by two types of erosion, that of wave acUon autut the base or the btl4tl, and · tbe aquirrel dlfllnl b1gber' up on thnlitt•. 11 proposed construction of a breakw1t.er as ooe means ol hall· Inc tbe wave eroaan. Another meana would be a eoncrete SMWall aJOlll tbe len&tb ol tbe park al the base of the c1.i.11s. Tbe matter bad rested about two yeal'I alter the inlUaJ report wtth no action betnc tun. then the corps broacbed lbe subject qaln wltb a letttt lo the clty aeekioi a "reafflrmatioo" of the city's interest in CCJOl.roliq the erosion. lt •uc1ested a detailed study be undertaken. The issue provoked a feud between the city's MualcJpal Service Department which favored the study; and the city'i, plannlnc department which opposed it. Tied lo the study wu a n!Quire- ment ror the city lo makWome commltmenl for a 1true~u.r1I soluUon. •Vedder said tbere bas beell lit· t,k, wave eroelon. He said he flrat walked the area in 1910 and ln 1922 undertook a geol()llc field exploration of tlle area. He estimated tbe wave cuUlng at about one root per 100 years. t MOit of the park rest.a oo fill , dumped ln tbe area over umtabl ieotoeJc structures. he said. • ,\ Tbo clty hu reeocnllecl tho dettructln activities or tho~ sround 1qulrre.lJ, tM.suaesUons (~ eradication or the rodents ( have been rebuked by the eouncU f WU)' of the lre of squirrel lovers. Ideu for 1aaJnc and bl!Ua, <See CO&PS, Pap Al) l San Cleniente Okays~ Cable TV Rate Boost~ S uspect. Testifies Bank Robbery ~ Death Wish Laiuna Beach veteran Richard Wllliam Cutillo tatifled from bis wheelchair Wednesday tbat be was looking for deatb not money when be bluffed hb way at rifle point into a South La1una bank laat Jan. 29. Hug of Lile Sltared "I d.lcln't expect to ret away.'' be told an Orao1e County SUperior Court Jury ... 1 camed t.be rt.fie ln there becllUN J want· ed. to lel. IOIDCODI to lboot at • MonJca Schuster of El Taro (left), and Debbie Cook. or Dana Point. were honored by the Laguna Nt1uel Ja,yceea Wectnmay ror saving the lite of Kristie Koch. the 5-ye.,..old daughter of Mr. ~d Mts. Ron Koch of Mission Viejo. Krillle nearly choke<I to death on a piece of candy while shopping with her mother. But the two wo(Tlen, both supermarket employes, dislodged the can· dy from her throat. me." _ CutWo, wbo baa pleeded inno- cent by reason ot t.aally. tamt~ ed~ cro.•etnin•tklll bf De-. Diltriet Attorney Jahn ~ ttiat lie dld not Intend to woa,ad baolr manaaer G.rald Gue.a when ~~ram the hip tbrau&h a wln?Ow ot \be bank. ·.Abandoned Girl Dies Death Enda Li/ e of Loneliness for Lisa MlAIU (AP) -rt took three days to find Lila •1 parenta after sbe died at the SUnrtle School ror the retarded. She bad been broulhl to the school rour years qo and bad never h..S a visitor. Llaa died Sund•)' when she choked durin1 breakfut. While she wu eating prunes. abe bqan to ahake and cbokln1 sounds came tram her throat. "When they carried ber lnto tbe nursin'-station, she wu un· conscious, ' said school director lAIUe Lettb. "She had at.opped bn1thln1." A rescue aquad failed to revive the7·year-old 1Jrl. Sbe bad been carried to her breaklaat that momtna. School, employes uld what she had wanted to do moet ln her troubled lifewaawalk. "She could crawl around the flOOf, but 1be wu lr)1nf hard to walk and whenever 1he took • 1t.p, her face would llaht ~." aaichocfal worker Mary lliaby. Workers at Su.nrile .iso re· «;oas& membered walchinl Lisa when pan:nts ln February. wbenit..it other paUentt bad visitors. a routine federal form to tbeir "She would sit ln her lul known Miami addrea. Tb,e wheelchair and look at tbe vi•· parents 1i1ned lhe form and lton," ooe welfare worker said. malled it bacll:. Tbere.waaoore· "ll waa bard to know what was .. turnaddreu. 1oln• on behind her bl& brown Wben police checked the 8d· eyes, but they often looked aad." dress after Liu'• dealh, the The acbool last heard from Mr <SeeALONE,PageAJ) San Juan R ejects Car Lot Rezo ning The Su Juan Capistrano City Coouncll refuted Wednetday lo cbanfe land UH desJpUoo on pfiPperly near the San Dieio Freeway to permit C0119t.NCU<m ct an automobile dealsshtp. Counctlmen voted S.2 not to cbanle U.e de1l1Dation on the Swanner pr~ at 1\ancbo Vie- jo a.cl and lll&tkalDlla Drive from• •:recreation commerclal" to "qu.l·lQdUJlrlal ... 'the owner bad nquestect a aoalnf cban1e lo allow relocaUoe ol El Camlao Ford from. It.I c:ar· rent downto•n San Clemtllte locadoll. that locaUon •ould create addi· Uonal traffic con1esllon and might make resldenUaJ streets unsW. for children. San Juan dentist 0r: Marvin Broder, also a -Miu Ion Hllls r11ident. s ald he waa ono chamber of commerce member wbo opposed tbe-land use di ..... Dr. Broder 1ald h1I home ls ·located a few hundred feet from tbe propoted dealership. He ur1ecl councilmen to lake land lopoo'Jpb)' into account before votlal on the requested land U5e (8eeZONING,PapAJ> •·r Clldn't want to hurt blm," be declared in what was often rambllqc and apparenUy coo· rused teatlmony. "I didn't want lo hurt anybody." Final araumentt will be de· livered today in Judge John L. F1ynn Jr.'• courtroom. The jury Jrlll theo be instructed on the alx felony count.a faced by CuUllo: four of robbery, one ol burelary and one ol auawt with a deadly weapon. c~ crtpptecS 1w 1111u11eta lo the t that be ln11 never walk a11lo, testified thal be cculd not recall n11rae bis nqon at lberiff'a depuU• who COO· fronted him · fn lbe SecW1t1 Pldftc NaUooal Bank. The Cllfteen tesWJed lo the pro-sec\dJOG pbue of the trial tbat tbey shot tn self defense at CutWo wbeo be real.hed that they bad tricked him by dreaalnC as ambulance attendants caUed · lo remove the aerlomly wow:aded manaser from the bank. Cutillo •tressed throq.bout h1I testimaoy that he ordered every but employe t.o leave the pl'emilel when be reall&e4 that police bad been swnmoned. He abo reminded tbe Jury .several times that be made every e«ort lo 1et medJ.e&l treatment for Guess and actually aum· mooed an ambulance to the bank. Cutillo admitted that be want· ed to 1et away from "the Lquna Beach scene" and that be plottecl tbe bank'• holdup for aeveral days before be tied up a tow true le driver wbo bad ~called to"!da home and then drove tbfJ belpleu man's veblcle to the~ C&stlllo told Conley that be was ~JSANS.Pa.toAJ> Charges Dropped In Surfing Fracas Aaaault char1es ap1nst Vlo- cent S. Henry, 25, or 1480 Bluebird Canyon, LalU& Beach, have been dropped by the dlJtrtct attoroey•1 office ••1n the furtherance of ju1Uce ... Henry wa1 arrested in luly after Glen Murray, 19, of MO Ca· nyoo View Drtve, told poll~ be wu attacked by a man uatnt b1a surfboard u a weapon. Both rnen report.edly bad been 1urfln1 tn thenme area. Mw·ny was uninjurod. ................... HE'S HAD £NOUQff TrualH B•rthOkNMW Trustee's Fed Up, May Quit BJ WILLLUl '9CllaElllE& Ot .. Delly ..... ,.... Robert Bartholomew, the most cooaervalive member of Sad· dlebaclt Colle&•'• board or tnaatees, said today be ls .. fed up" with life in Orqe County and may re1irn h1.s ~ before hls current tel'm expires tn March. Even if he serves out blJ term, the 51-yeat-olcl Tustin nursery owner said Jt la .. very probable'' be will not run •lain. Bartholomew conf1rmed that be hu purchased Jud In Carpin· teria and plans to move h1I ~tire buslne11 and family to Santa Barbara County as IOCIO as the required local buildlna permit.a can be obtained. . •'Tbat could take three mootbl to three years but we are bol>lnl It will be done before the end of the year.'' Bartholomew said, notina he la ready and tn•\ot.al to leave. . ••Wbeft rou've lived lo. place like Tuatln for 50 years and de- cide to pull up stakes, you've 1ot • to be fed up with lhiDp," buaid. "I've teen thl• area lroft to the point. where there ,... too many people and too mueb 1mo1. Smot'• not 1ood for my plant.a.' Bartholomew said be will ••tevel with the people" when lh• Ume coma to make h1I tbW da- clllon to move away. <leeFl!DtJP,PapAJ) Pullout Threat Avoided By PBIUP SOSllA.alN oe-.0.11,,. .. ._.. .· .. The San Clemente Ctty Council approved a $1.2' a monlh cable television rate bike Wednesd.a.y, with ruarantees foe rour more in-creua In the next 10 years, lo tbe franchise holder. The action forestalled a t.hreaL by tbe company, TM Com· munlcatiooa, to pull .the plug on televt.lon connectlam for 7,000 bomea at mldnl&bt s.tunjay. ' The 3-2 vote. with CounclJQ)en Tbomu O'Keefe and TOO¥ Di Glovanol oppo1ln1 the eon- eeMlom, wu bitterly debated • for two hours. The meellnc followed three 1taadiq·room-Obl1 ltud1 sessions ol equally bit· terteeor. Tbe contHcl IPProval i•v•. TM: • . -A rate eban1e from S$.50 per month to '6.75, effective SUnday •. Cuatomel'I, billed al.ready by the company for September and Qc. t.ober, can expect new J>l'O-rated invoicea to cover the price chan1e. -Automatic rate bik• every 2\h years, of es perceot ol the Consumer Price Index change. u reported by the Department or Labor for the Loa Angeles·~ Beach area. Should that Index lbow a decreue, cable TV rat.es would 10 down. -A Curt.her 10..cent increase lo establlJb a trust reserve to be used tor future undererounding Cl( cable equipment.. -Provlaioo tor yet another poalble 13·cent monthly hike IC pendln1 le1lJl1tion that would require cable televhion operators to pay copyri&btfees ls puaed. In all, the 1>robable net rate ln~ , creue wlll be $1.48, to •·• a moatb. TM on1lnally 11.ked for a $2 boost, but lt was dear from lJ'8 becinn1ni of necotlations mociUtl qo that it.I DOO·ne&otlable de· ma.ndl were for a IOlll·term con· , tract and 1uarant.s for future ratelncreua. The final compromi.le cootract <TM uked for a 15-year pact with yearly cost.of-Uvint In· Creuet) WU offered by Couo· dlman8ll\Walker. ! Walker's wu tbe cnJy counter· propotal ibe cltJ Council de· vtled. ) O'Keef e umuccetlfulb' tried to sink Walker'• 1u11estloa by pro-,. PCllln1.1m.ndment.a to maintain • the C\lttt1lt cable rat., .ttb no automatic lDcremenu. . Weat•er Partial tloudlneu will continue Prlday with 10m• warm.in& alOOI the coat.. 1.-a Ftbpatltck reed COUD· d1JDell • atat.-atat .,, lbe San Jaan ebr:c,~ of commerce dinlcton UMil" aupport to tbenqHlted lud .. dt..lap. The statement said. Jn part. board members had tGDCludecl tUt ,.UM 84HA~ of tJlla llllrtlr'nlol ... tabMewwkl · far o•=ll aar ••1•the ... ea. •1-•woc:W· e4 Wttll tbe reqaesteid cbanee in 'Better Tltan·croeheting' liu le Old Ladiei Take In Pomo Morie 01Ceete artued that TM wu ,. blutnn1; the comp1n1 wouJ.d not, • he 11.ld, clou an oper.UOft that ba4, only Jutt bel\Ul t.o •how • J .. (8MGABLE, PaceAJ) ' • ' Okay Given ., ~ ____ ______..... . ... ..... ~·· Dattd Sw~~ldidld ·or •auto~. ..._ ecMtcl1 tbe auto clealenblp would brinl the Ot7 of Su Juaa SZS0.000 In Nlel tu reTeeM durtq the tint JbeyeuL Roberta BllrU, a r..tdeet ol M1aiclD Billa Randi, a _.. ol ..U...... SU JUD ..uac-t ....... _. ....... 11 ........ < • cl .... Mt to ....... tbe ._._dUa•· Ille .. td a car dealaliblp l.Q ue,•• Hid 'IS.year-old Tuite Coleman ... We fln.1111 decided on tbe new venloo ot 'Allee ln Won· derland.' ••• We .rall1 •anted lo He IOIDetbl.Ga called 'lfllt.y Beetbo'fen, • but It was pla)'inf at a theater near Southern ..,l(«hodllt Unlventty. We didn't think that would be ~t for ladies our ace. We dldn't wmt to be mixed up, wit.ti tboee hippie collele kids. • Another or tbe morie vlewen • Mra. Cnmtiaw. wbo deCllMd,ao ""her ftrit nune. nW anotber l'MIOD for t.hoo9t• 0All~ fla Wonderland" o•er 4'lll1ty BeetJaonn" {allo ~-rated).y8f ,. tbat It eou~ 111:• •nice mcme ,.,0 . Bikeway In explalnlnl to tbeir .I.~ .,..ndeblldml wbere they wen A contract to bullet a .... f,J.00..foot·lclllt btk•a.r la Al tbe ellht WOIDf!Dt llCOCllD• San Juan Caplttrano wu pan.led b1 a ~. ftled lDto app,.Ked tbl1 week by the theater, 1neen came from couatJ~. younc ~raona 1itt.lna by tho · TIM 1,390 contract wu aisle. awer ed to C•rtlrtecl ''1 doo't WO thole amdmu O..al Enlineertni Coo- know what lheJ'H •albd tmo. '' traeton Incorporatea. Hid OSle loudly• A report to tUl*\ilOn "1 know one thlnl.'' Kn. 1Md I.be lrikewtJ will atart Cnnlbft. 11tapped. ........ <to • c.u. ,.,..,. at .. San UM y~ man. "Wiim ct waa Jun C.~.-o dtl a.it.a roqr aj•. I bad e lat_.. aau.. • _.IO to Dobea7 llnth. lt 1*t tian to talk about people , wW belOt.o 12 I.et wide. . <SeeX·MTE.D,PlpAl) ....._ __ __.. ....... ___ _, ~ ' ) '-. I ;(' • ---" "'I • .ti DAILY ~LOT P11itlie Masses , OK for ChrUtiam -J' atiean Cou11 O:nlers-Limit VA'nCAN CITY <AP>-Tbe Vatican decreed to-day that public Mus may be held f<W deeeued non- Cat.hoUc Christians, except In cuea tb.a.t miCbt caUM "scandal for the falthlul." lrvi~ Disputes OUt in Mobi l Case .. A public Maas for American Presldent RooMvelt would be no problem. But one !or Stalin. who was born into a OuUtJan (amily1. might stir some scandal.'' explained the Rev. Marceune Zalba, a pr~ feuor of Rome's Grqort.an UnJvenity. • A public Mus ls one. celebrated for an audience, such u a 1peclal Mass f« the U.S. bicentennial or for a famous pers on. Masses are also said by a priest in private without a coniregat.Jon attending. The decree by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrloe ot the Faith (?ased a centuries-old ba.o on hleh or pubttc Mass for non·Catholtcs . The ban re· mains in effect u a ''general rule, ''thedecreesaid. ll noted there ia no ban on private or low masses for oon.CalboliCB -••IJldeed there can be many re· asons ln favor," tbedec~sa.id. flu Ad Campaign May Dry Supplies ATLANTA (AP) -''RoU Up YOW' Steeve, Amenca" is the theme of a national campaign to 1et Americans to line up for swine nu shbll. Bill if everyone roUa up when the ahota flnt btcome available, there won't be enoa1b vaccine to inocula\e than. Projected on a natlonwide scate. If all the undecided elect lo gel shots. that will make 143 million people. about 10 million more than the number of doees expect ed to be on hand by January. ·'Those are projections, and there may be more vaccine than that." CDC spokesman Don Ber· reth said. ·-Things are behind schedule, but a lot oC work is be· Inc done to catch up," Smith said. •yTOW 8A&L.BY 'tit ............. Judie JaDl I'. ludle ruJed Wedoetday tb.t be ls oot sotq to allow testimony related ti> lrvl ne hdress Jou lrvlne Smitb'a c:Ga- tucu wltb the lrvi.ae Coms>aQ Into bu current Orqe Count.)' SUpertor Court le1al actJalL Tbe victim of aewrat rullngs made on that lsaue Wednesday wu Jamea lrv1ne Found&Uon at· t.omey Howard Privett. f',..•P~A J CABLE ••. prdlL His amendments failed even t.boU&b be bad the qree.ment ol the council majority. Mayor B. Patrick Lane. the SW• ing vote on the iasue, killed the amendments and on the. final vote sided with Walker and Coun- cilwoman Donna Wilkluon, althouch be sald after bis •P- provai that he oppoled the rate hilte provisions. Lane said he voted as be did to spare the city legal CO!lts in filhl· llll the cable company .iD a con- demnation proceedini to lUe it · over, as the council had con- sidered. But there wu also the fact that the ireal majority ol the public wtlich had made ill views known oo the rate increase was for it, rathertban havetbeir1Vsetadis· connected. Lane was appalled at that at- titude, He uid. "l 'm d.Wn.a)'ed and shocked that the public can- not step away from this iaue far enough to loot at ltobJeetlvely." After a parade.a ~ cithens urged the coundJ to ,tve U. niA11' protested that M ra. &n1Ua•• dllp~tet wltb lrvlric m&041emtal bad detlnlte bear-lne ca Lb• price the com~ could uk for Its 1toclr. "Jam not t.ryiq toaay tb&t 1be wu rttbt or Wl'OQI." Privett arped. •• J only wlsb to use thil teltlm007 to prove tbat her at· titude allected company policy and certainly affected th" com- pany'• chance• in the market place.'' Privett apparently hoped to ob- ta.ln tbal tesUmooy tram lmne Compuy P~sldent ~mood L. Wet.son who wu on the wit.Deas stand all d.,. Judie Judie. clearly •lt'eein1 witb arcwneota orrered by Mrs. Smitb'a lawyera, refused to allow. Privett to eaplore the extent or reputed frtcllon between Mrs. Smith and Irvine executives. Judg~ Judge wilJ be asked by foundatJoo lawyers at the end of what is expected to be a slx·weelc bea.rina to remove the injunction that currently prevents the sale of foundation atock in the Irvine Company to the Mobil Oil Com- pany. Mrs. Smith argues that the $200 million price. which works out at $24 a 1bare, is much too low and unfair to ber and other minority stoctbolders. It became apparent during lestjmooy Wednesday that Mn . Smith offered an altema\1ve lo the proposed M obU deal which proved lo be far from acceptable to Watson and the Irvine Com - pWatson tutlfied that be threatened to r esign his post if there wu any l)06Sibility that Mrs. Smith's proposal were to be adopted and carrledout. Testimony lndJcakd that ah~ uraed the Irvine Company l~t Auauat to buy out thtfoundaU00'1 S..5 per«nt Interest in the ~· pany. ~ln1 income derived from 1t.s fround leas . • Wat.Ion aald the lou o( wtt.t he caJJed a vital casb now would have 1ec,tou1ly wukened tho company 'lo many phases ot lta operationa. He said he also PQ4nted out to shareholders who were warned of his possible retaoation that the m&neuver would leave Mrs. Smith as the m aJor power in U\e I rvlne Company. Watson said the Irvine Com pany "could not afford the luxury· of the disharmony" be uid would be created U the revamp ma sunested by Mrs. Smith took place. But Judge Judge would not al· low him to further comment on confrontatlona between Mrs. Smith.and lrvloe Company board members after attorney Howard Friedman vi1orou.sJy objttted to such testimony. "The foundation is t.ryinc to lead us down one thousand and oo~ rabbit trails," the furious Friedman auccessfuJJy protest· ed. "Tbi& kind of thing may be ht>ly writ to the Irvine Company but It has no place in this bear· ing." Historical Group Set8 Dinner D ance • The San Juan Capistrano Hls· A~WI ....... H11•t~ Wl n"f>r . John Adams is a mystery man who did no campaign ing but won the Republican rongressional nomination in New Hampshire's 1st Dis Uict. Could be his name had something to do with it. f'ro• Page A I CORPS ... the 1qulrrel1 have been dis carded over the years. A bve trappuig program l\as been only ol 1erate success in lowering the u!rrel population. . V der won council support tor a staff Investigation of steps which could be taken to reduce lbe watpr -runoff caused by landscape watering. The council unanimously stat ed it wu not interested in further Corps Of EogineersamsW\ce . The public awareness cam- paign sponsored by the federal Center IOI' Disease Control and the NaUoaaJ lledtcaJ Audio Vis- uat will be presented In public s ervice ads in rad io and televialoc spota, newspaper and ma1 azine ads and other materials. Tbere is no plan to buy national advertising for the campatcn. "The thrust of the cam- paJp 11 that nu ia a serious d1aeue, that it is preventable. that we h ave a I~ vaccine and you should protect yourself, .. spokesman Stafford Smith said Wednesday night. Health authoritie1 say Americana considered in the hilb risk catecory -tboee6S and Older and those of any ace with cbrollic medical c:<Jndit1004 1uch as beart dlsea.se « tuna cliJor-· den -are being advised to let a shot of bivalent vaccine ofterinJ protect.ton against two strains of Type A influenza. TM what it wanted. Lane com-T'-L Pl ff• plained in response, "We have u.uOe aD8 ll torical Society will bold ita fow:· teenth annual dlnnerdanceSatur· day at the El Adobe restaurant to benent tbe society's tKaldin& and museum fund. CocktaUa and hors d 'oeuvres will be served at 6 p.m. in the garden. Dinner and dancing will begin at 8 p.m . in the patio. An early Callfornla style meal will be served. AddiUonal information is available by callin1 Non a A(Uirre, 493-3208. ZONING. • chanie. President Ford had been pqahlnc to have all Americans in- oeutated a1ainst ~virai infec- Uon by the fall. But there will not be enoucb v acclne available lf every American wants to be In- oculated wben the shots first become available in October. Delays l.n productns the vaccine have been caused by doubt.I about tta reliability and in- surance problems. Federal otflclall exl*t to de- llvtt mOl'e than 20 million doe4:ll d the vaccine by Oct. 1 to state health departments, an add.i· tional n. milllon doae1 by .... Dleember. and 130 million doaea by January. Because there are questions .about the effectiveness of the vacclne In children under ate 18, vacclnaUons are planned only for adutta. A CDC nationwide poll found that 13 percent of those ques~ tlaned know about a'Wine nu; S3 have decided to take the nu •bot; 13 percent have ed to retuse the voluntary e~, and 34 percent were un- d~ded. t ' p,....pa.~AJ ALONE ••• ~ta had moved, leaving no fflf'Wardlq lnfonn.UOO. Ptnally on Tuaday. the girl's a.ad d almed het' body from panau read • atory abe .Miami N9wa about Llla'a at.h di)' morpe. Otfldala rli!fuRd dilcloMtheparenta'namea. Leeeb Hid workett at th 1aellit)t were deeply uddeoed by Llla'adHtb. ''Tb• feOPI• on tM st.an anm 't in Jt I• tb• money -they en SZ.27 an hour," he said. '"Ibey are here out ot a put deYollon tor the chlldrelt" T1MM 81'9 their chP*en and U one dies. tt'a llke Jolln• oe. ol tbeJr own.'' ORANG• COAST LI'(; , ... ,2 .. J"l"'l"'i••~w"I (P.e) .. I = ..... C...COtl••~--"-.... ,._,..._1 ....... ""'f .... Or_ ~~ .... --.. ... ~"'" ._,..., tlv ...... ,_,_, lilf Q\le ......,., IM<ll, -lf'llllllll llet""-..i.. • ... , ........... ~ ..... v .... , .... ~MMll--.,. ....... ....-.. ,.., It .,...,_ a.IW•n .. lllOlt~ Ti.. ,... ..... _ _..._ -.... -_, .. , ...... ~.-. ... c.11...-... Fro• Pag~ A l FED UP .•. In a separa\e but related de· velopment Wednesday. colleie Trustee Donna Berry of Ml.Alon Viejo revealed she would resicn her poll ln January if new finan· clal dlacloaure requirements force her to itemize h e r huaband'a financial bold.inca. "If I am requJred lo dJsclose my husband's eammp, I will re- stin lint," she said. "Political o(ficlals should be required to disclose all of their personal holdin11 but not tboM ol their husbands or wives uoleas there is a conmct of interest tn~ved ... But John K e plinger, a spokesman for the Fair Cam· paign Practices Colnmlsslon in Sacramento. said today that It is likely Mrs. Berry will not have to reveal her hus band's boldinp. ·'The disclosure provisions are probably a lot narrower for peo- ple on school and colleee boards than for statewide or tountywide olficlalJ," Keplln1er satd. "Un· less her husband"• boldinll are larte and wit.hlta her diltrict's area, ab• probably woo't bave to d.iJclocse them." Mr1. Berry and her husband, who works for Ford Mot.or com· pany, recently purchased vineyard acreage north of Sacnmento. The trustee aald the family ian•t plantllng an Im· medlate move to the new proper· ty and, ba.rrtn1 dlacloaure dlr- flcultJea, she will serve lbe re- ma:lnln1 two and •hall yun of her term. Bartholomew'• resignation would creatly diminish lbe con· 11erv1Uve lnfluence on t.he college board, which has been ncted for st.ron1lY conservative leaninp In the put. The Tustin trustee, a member ol the ultra-con1ervaUve John Birch Society, aerved oo the old Tustin Union Hl1h School Dis· lrict and Tuatln Unified School Dlltrlct boardl berore usumln1 hl• collqe aeat by appointment in April ol 117'. He was elected to a fu1J term lwo months later and hu served a tenn a preatdent ol lhe board. X-RATED ... negotiated with lbecabl.eTVpeo. ple in earnest for a subltaatlal period of time ••• in loDI· duration, a•gravallng meet.lnp. .. We attempted to improve your economic position." Lane aald TM was~ to force a contract down the council's throat. "We've been trying all tbJs time, not to take away your TV, but to ins~ you have It at a lesser econbmJc burden. ''We're trying t• strike a bargain which will be to your ad- vantage. Nobody Oil thil City Council wants your 1V ln~pt ed. By God that is not what anybody is clotn11" • O'lteefe compared TM'a ~ tions to those of a drui dealer. Ue said, like the dealer, TIUlnrt Jot the dty "hooked" on cable television with low rate.. He said, "If you happen to run into your neighborhood junlc:ie, he's likely to give you the first few doses tor free. Once you're hooked, the price i• likely to in· creaae substantially." He added that TM was holdin& "a gun at our beach." ( But Mrs. WUkinJCID t-elponded sharply, "I, ror one, do not feel that I have a gun at 0\1 bead: They made u a a proposal, months a10. We have not made a sin1le propoHl. ll bu been our . procrast.lnaUon th.i hu helped put a gun to our beads." f'co• Page Al BANK ••• unemployed. llvin& off Veterans Adml.nJ.straUon funda and "alck ol 1ponclq olf my family.'' He could not recall what. Conley aald was Cast.Wo'a earlier statement that be Intended to rob the South La1un1 bank and then drive down to Mexjco. "No, It wasn't that way at all," Castillo protea led. '•t knew I had only a sllfht chance or 1elUn1 awaywttb t. "I was thinking at the time, you know, that the sooner they catch me. the sooner I dJe." II the Jury returT\I a cutlty verdict ll wm then be ordved to return to J ud1• Fl7nn ·s courtroom for a heartn1 that wUJ determine CuUlto'a mental atate at the time of the holdup. Slitks Set OnB1Uine11 In San Juan 10Qd enoush lot them to bear me." Unda Dunn will pteMnt a allde Tbe flnt ol tbe group to watlt J)relentaUon on local t.lnea. out .... a 74·)'tar-old who 11id history at a meeUna tonlltbt of the pornographic musical was the San. Juan Caplatrano Kll· not anytblnc Ulte her tawrtte • tortcat Society. Rod1ers and Hammerstein The meetinl will bq1n at 1:30 pa111 p.m. at the Sao Juan Women'• AbOut '° miJfutll law, two Cl'ub,31'42ElRornoSt. other• left. One was em bar-Klss Dwm la lut year'• K1u rUHd · the other said she wu San Juan and played the part al bored.' Dolons 0rte1a ln the cluo·a rc- Two others followed mlnuta cent presentattoo ol the b.11- later. com menUng about the toric~ pl~. "Pro Patria." country lolnc to hell with 1uch Tiie slide presentatioo tracet movta. bualneas development ol San After the movie, Mrs. Juan over 200 yura, ftom early Crmahaw aaid lt had bee\ some Mlaaion tannins vats to modem expertence: ''You t.blnk .,.ause abopplnJ complexes. 1ald Doona we're old ladies, we doa't. know Walker.chairman. ~ Well w• came beta to Additional lnlormatlon la ltwb methlq and we studied available by callln1 UM h&t.orical ll. I doo't tbiok we will com aocletJ office-, 493-1444. 9 a.m. t.o .... " noon. wedday1. PALOALTO.<AP>-Proposals to create two national recreation areu aloac the eaat and west shores of Lake Tahoe have been blasted repeatedly at a three-hour bearing Conducted by the Tahoe Reaional PJaonlnf Agency. The Lucerne H 19'40W ~QUALITY TELMSION He aald noise Is greatly mafn!lled by land contours. A body •hop 1enerat1ng sharp. plereln1 noise would definitely dJmlnilh the quality ot li re for Mission H i ll s R a n ch homeowners, he said. The automatic picture control avstem ••• It controls the color picture, scene to scene, channel to channel. even In changing room llghtl PLUS Shm. trim dttc:Orator compact stytlno' Cabrnet beaullfulty linlshed In simulated gra11led American Walnut Picture Control. Automatic F1n.Tun1ng o•~ EVG-Eloctronlc Video Guard Tuning System Ont·llnob VHF and UHF Channel Salectlon ContrOI Illuminated 100% Solid-State Channel numbers Titan Chassis POWER SENTRY Voltage Regu1a1tnri Syaten\ ~--(f-NEW 1'117 ~\··-~ia 25:~~?NAl ·zan1th'a Color Sentry'• doe• tt all tor you. c:ontrola the color picture w'1en the scene ehangea. or the chMnol changes. even when the room light chan;.s. You Qft that gre11 Zenith 1>1ct11re -•11tomttlc•lfy. The H•RSTOH • H2510W Ol11nt-1creen table model featuring 11u1dy vinyl-clad metal cabinet In rlchly·gtalnod llmUlated Walnut. EVG - Electronlc Video Guard Tunl11g Syatem with co11venlent One- Knob VHF a'1d UHF Channel Selec:1ro11. I"" I,,,.,,,,.,, n 11r r ""' ;,., ,.,,,, ,,,,,. ····r\IHIUI Ou•·\ 1·11r f.uoruu11•1• Ou I ,.,.,.,, 1•, . .,,,.,,., U1• '•·II~ .. 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa. ............... .........._ io.nw ..... c:t.;. Phone 642-8882 Store Houra Daily N S. SJ.':30 ... ...... -...-.."' n... ........ ,, ........... . hrttu , ......... .. c' t . I , Orange ·Coast EDITION Tod HY's Closln" t • ... • Stc~ks VOL. 69. NO. 260, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA c TEN CENT~ I \Court J ' '1 By TOM BAILEY I Ol IM O•lly ""-Mall • /udce James F. Jud&e ruled r Wednesday that he 11 not goma to alJow testimony related to Irvine l heU"ess Joan lrvane Smith'a con· ' flicta with the Irvine Company into her current Orance County Superior Court lea at act¥ln- ~ The victim or several rulmgs j made on that issue Wednesday l wu James Irvine Foundation al· \ torney Howard Privett. iTax Bill t ,Nearing ;Ltut. Vote i WASHlNGTON IAP) The 'House approved a wide·rangang tax revtsion bill today that ex· tends mulliblllion dollar income Lax cut.s for another year. The legislation, a compromise between House and Senate versions, wu sent t.o the Senate for expected swift final con· gressional approval and eventual delivery to Preaident Ford. House achoo on t.be bill came in two stages. First. by 383 to 216, the House approved the basic tax cu~ con· tinuation and tax revision com· promise. It extends a tax savings of SUM> lo a typical family of four making $15,000 a year Then. by 229 to 181, House Democrats won a final fight with Republkan cnllcs of a m~tax· hiking feature in the gill and estate tax sectioo whkh ultimate· ly will boost income taxes on heirs who sell inherited property Finally, by 405 lo 2, the Houte approved the girt and estate tax section or the mt'uure. thua sending the entire blll to the Senate. While the Houae completed ac· tion on the tax blU. the Senate voted to allow a tax break of up to Si2SO a year for colle&e and voca· tional students. The tuition tax credit was added by the Senate t.o a minor House-passed blll and does not affect congresiional ac· uon on the maJor lax revision le11ialatlon Senate Fanance Committee Chairman Russell B. Lona <D· La.J. predkled the twlloo ta" crecUt would be ac~ed by the House. In working out differences between Senate and House ver sions of the major tax bill I ast week. House conferees in11sted that an Identical tuition credit previously approved by the Senate be dropped and con- sidered later by Itself. The tuition tax break. op· proved by the Senate on a voice vote. would allow a full-t1me col· le&e or vocational student or tus guardian to subtract from taxes owed up to $100 to cover the coat or tuition. books and fees That would be effective for <'05l5 paid alter J uly 1. 1977 Costa Mesa11 f aces Charges In Extortion A Costa Meta man -one of six people arrested Sunday by Newport Beach police faces a charae or extortion Tu,sday when he 111 slated to appclll" tor hla urra1anment ln JJarbor Judicial District Court Those charges were riled Tues day againal Rob Roy Duncan, 19. of 1870 E tfth St Cbarats against nve others arrested with hJm were not riled, poUce said Duncan alle1edly wu the nng leader k\ the attempt to extort 12.000 rrom Yr. and Kn: Patrick .cadia.an of Newpoct Beach as 1'ana0m roe return~ their m1u- br16-year.c>ld dauahter. ~. Police were notllied ol the de- aod by Cadlaan aod trattd the rwp {J'C)m tbelr pbcoe tau. to • mlulq lirl'•.,....... Police aaid Ute Ort. wbo •a teported m.lulftl ln M~b. ap- uenUy tnew th• PIOl>I• In· olved, though she ls not believed have been in the Harbor Arn •hen the ransom demand •as made. t Releued with no cbarses filed f"n9 Steven Schult&.~ and Don-na Sell, 20. ol m JOllS> St.. Coli.a IMeq; Andrea WUt. ,., ol 2151 Pac:Ulc Ave., Costa Mesa: Alan 'Heodenon. 2Z, ol 30CJI f1or1da St., Hunttnsto• Beuh, and Rlcliard CrltH-. n , o1 1ooe1 BrookhW'IJt St., Ganim Gl"O'l'e . .. Bans Irvine Strife I Testimony He vauuy protested that Mri.. Smith's disputes with Irvine management had definite bear ana oo the price the company could ask for its stock. "I am not trying to say that she wu rilhl or wrong," Pnvell araued. "I only wish lo use th1s test.amooy to prove that her al· Utude a!rected company policy and certainly affected the com· pany's chances in the market place." Privett apparently ~to ob- tain that tes4.11lony from Irvine Company Prt.'9ftent Raymond L. Wat.Ion who was on the witness stand all day. Judge Judge, clearly aaree1ng with ar1uments orrered by Mrs. Smith's lawyers. refused to allow Privett lo explore the extent oC r«puted friction between Mrs. Smith and Irvine executives. Judie Judae wW be asked by foundation lawyers at the end of what is expected to be a 1ix·week bearini to remove the lnhmctle>r\ that currently prevents the sale of foundation stock in the Irvine Company lo the Mobil Oal Com-pany. Mrs. Smith arcues that the $200 million price, which works out at $24 a share, la much too low ana unfair to her and other minority stockholders. It became apparent during testimony Wednesday ,that Mrs. Smith offMed an alternative to the proposed Mobil deaJ which proved to be rar from acceptable to Wat.aon .and the Irvine Com· pany. Watson testified that he lhttatened to resian his post if there was any pos.slbUity that Mn. Smith 'a proposal were to be adopted and carried out. . Testimony indicated that she urted lhe Irvine Company last Auiust to buy out the foundaUon 's I :W.~ percent inter est in the com -' pany, using Income derived rrom ll5 around leases. Watson said lhc loss ol what hcl called a vital cash now would have seriously weakened the company in many phases ol Its ~rations. • He aald he also pointed out tol shareholders who were warned• ol his possible reslJlnaUoo that the maneuver would leave Mrs. <See HEIRESS. Pace A%) ! Air Cal Backed PUC Favors Monterey Permit SAN FRANc!JSCO <AP) -The CallrOrnia Public Utilities Com- mi&slon stair bu recommended that Air Callfornla be 1lveo authority to provide service t.o Monterey but that Pacific Southwest Airlines• appllcAUon be denied. • ~tell hirllne1 llDd Huibes · est. bolb lnteratate carriers, · serve Monterey and have op- posed other al~oes moving into the market. Vahak Petrosaian, associate transportation enctneer oC lbe PUC, ouWned the st.arra position Wednesday at a bearing whose sessions have also been held lD • Monterey and Los Angeles. The staff's recommendations will be evaluated alonr wilb other testimony from airlines and tbe public before aaslped Maratlwn On Noise Dron.es On B'J GA&Y Ga.t.NVILLE OI ................. Deli1..,ery Delayed a.iclatJal tn.Dq\&lity and EJ Toro Marine Corps AJ.r Station jet ooiae laaues w.-e atill u.met· ..,.., ..... Steff~ tied Wedoeada1 when Orance --county aupervT.ae>r* CJeHcrea-U> Daily Pilot newspape_r boy Pat Kelly. 10, was a prisoner an the Crestview center building elevator at 488 E. 11th St. for about 35 minutes Wednesday afternoon. After Cost.a Mesa firemen freed the youngster from the balky elevator, he ran upstairs to deliver a paper before re- turning to talk wilh Capt. Paul Durham (kneeling> about the incident. Hired Killer Ruled Out in CM Slaying By MICHAEL PASKEVJCJI Ot UO. O•llf ,. ... ~ Costa Mesa police 1ald today they don •t believe Mesa del Mar stockbroker Pamela Oavts was ahot to death by a hired k.lller. Detectives inveaUeatlng the Friday artemoon murder In the 27-year-old woman·a home said they have found no reason why anyone would want Mra. Davis lcJlled. The pouJblllty that Mn. Davla wu alaln by a hlred killer wu studJed u police continued their 11earch ror her killer and hls motlve. Lt. Oeorge .Lorton, who 111 beadln& tbe murder lnvest.11• Uori, aald no firm motiv. ror the woman's murder hu surfaced. However, he bas not ruled out lhf poalbtllty that fhe WU killed during a robbery or rape attempt in which her kilJer panicked. shot her five times with a small callberhand1un, lhenfled. Police are now contacting real estate qent.s In the hope the SUS· pect may have dealt with one oC the brokers recently. Police believe the kiJler may have been po1in1 aa a potential homebu.)'er to 1a1n access to the Davia home. One of the youni wit:neues who aaw the suspect enter the homo waa hypnollted, lead1na to a police artist's sketch d a man eeeo at the Davia home al the tJmeolthe killln1. PoUce .,.. aeeklna a suspect described as bavlne a pale com· plexlon. In mis mld·20t wllh short dark hair. ahort sideburns and U\lclc 1luse1 with dark frames. He WH described u about 11lx feet tall with a medium build. call it a day. As supervtaon left Utel.r meet· 101. it bad not been decided wbelber home conatrucllon should be allowed lo areu a $35,000 consultanl'a ltudy said la impacted by jet nolse. A marathon debate among s upervisors concerned 10,000 acres lo an exlstln£ noise zone within w hich residential con structloo la banned. Superviaors voted Tuesday to expand the conalrucUOl'I blaetout area to include the added 10,000 acres. A rew boun later, however, they v~ to rescind the 3-1 vote and ended up back at the starting line. Wednesday, aupervllon wu-e: -Cbutiaed by Leaaue or Women Voters president Joan Petty for reversln1 their Tues· da)' dedalon 1001 after all bell a r~ aud1ence memben bad left the mfftln1. -urced by dnelopera and buildlnl lnduatry 1pokamen to rore10 the IUHeated home COD· structlon ban ln tract areas where they already have Invest· mmta ran11n1 to millions of dollan. -Por the second da,y In a row. told by Marine offlclab that Jet.a at El Toro wlll b<I 1eWn1 bl11er and noisier. -Encouraged by Krl1Une Kister (of two home-owner U · ~ociations In lhe area) who <See NOISE, Pace AJ) 'iletter Th.an Crocheting' Ut.tk Old lames Take In Ponw Movie DALLAS (AP) -rt._ all far edDcatloli..illd, .,,,., ... me or the mem'-' of tbe But Dallas Garden nd Talk Sodeb' put It, .. It wu better tban 1lttln1 around and c rocbetlnl." ' That's bow • lroUP ol over-TO Hnior cilile1lladies decided to go to an X-rated movie ror their "study project .. oltheweet. The movie was "Alice 1n Won· derlud.•• wtucb r..nbl• the eluate fairy tale onlY In UUe. The rest ol th• movie ls not the sort ot =m~~u talk about with "lt WU really aiomdNns de-ddinc wb.at we ftN '°"" to J see,.. aaJ4 '7t-7ur-.old Tuale Celeman. "W• fillall1411edded on t1Mi.,.. venlon ot •AJleeJn Woo- derland.' • . . We really wanted to tee 10mething called ')(iaty Bfftboven. • but it wu play\QJ at a theater near Sou thern Methodist Unlvenity. W~ didn't think that would .,. rtabt ror ladies our aae. We didn't want to be mlxe4 u p wttb thole hippie coUes• tw.." Another or the mori• V'lewers, Mn. Crcnah••, who dedined to lfv• her ft.rat nun~ Mid MGlber r-..oo tor e~ ''Ake ta Wo•derland '' oHr ••111at1 Be&thlwen'' <alto ~) wu that it IOUnded Uke a nlce movie in explainlnl to thelr g1'11DdchUclren when~ were coto1. As the elaht women. accom· . panied by a reporter, flied Into the theater. 1neera came rrom young persona alWna by the aisle. "1 don't think tbOM lfandmU knOw what they've walked lnto, · · said one loudly. "J tnow one t.hln1," Mrs. Cren.haw 1napped. tumlftl to the YOUlll man. "When I WU 10Qr' ace, I had • lot more man- aen Uiao to talk •boat people C.8eeX·MTED. PaieAJ) Commissioner William Symons Jr. offers a proposed order which is subject t.o a vote d the full oommisslon. PSA proposed to sen~ Mon· lerey from Sacramento, San Fraoclaco, Oakland, San Jose, Los Angeles, Burbank and San Dieao with sinele plane service ooly between Monterey and Los Aoieles and Sao Francisco. Air Callfornia proposes to attve Monterey from Sacnmen· to, San Francisco, San Diego, Oo· tario, Oran1e County and Palm Sprines. The atarr said an analysis ahowa additional service is .needed between Monterey and Los An1eles, Orange County, On· tario and San Diego. Air California would offer single-plane service to all these F ive Counts points except Los Angeles. PSA would olrer 40 add1Uonal rugbts per week between Los An&eles and Monterey at a lower fare of m .50 compared to the current $32.50 on Unlted and $27.35 fare on Airwesl, the report shows. The Civil Aeronautics Board has proposed that a single level d rares ror Intrastate and In·. teratate passengers be established in the Cattrornia market on federally certtficaled camera. . If this becomes effective. Unil· ed and Alrwest would have to raise the fare from Monterey to Los Angeles lo $42. Such fares may be lowered lo meet competi· lion from Intrastate carriers. The staff aald United carries• about three fourths or the 450.000 <See AIR CAL, Page A!) Hester Ruled Guilty. In S11nset Murders FOUND OUIL TY BY JURY Thom•• H•rdfn Hester Bank Bandit Grabs $1,200 In Cos1a Mesa A bandit entered a Colla Mesa bank Wednesday, simulated a aun and fled with $1,200 tn marked cub, police aald. The 3:30 p.m . robbery oc· curred at Crocker National Bank, 3390 Bristol St. Police said the suspect approached teller Lorna Morrlaon and a1ked to cuh a pa1roll cbedc. When M1H Morrison uked to see lt. the man handed her a crumpled brown paper bas and ordered her to OU It with $100 bills. The auapect tben rue.bed UD· der bis ablrt to 1lmulate a weapon u Mila Mon1'on handed ovM the money. Police believe the man fled on root with the cub, which baa listed aerial / numbert. / • Club Hit· Again GLENDALE (AP) -A nJ1htclub struck by arsonlat.s three years ago and by vandals urller t~ year has been hit acaln by vandals wbo sawed leg1 d i lhe chairs, cut up tbe bar and mirror, and •mashed the sound •JSleln wttb a hammer. Police· eatlmaled the dam11es to the Sopwith Camel at S75,000. J Confessed killer Thomas Hard1n Healer JIJJt.ened lo the ; words "cuilty" five times late • Wednesday as an Orange County ' Superior Court jury delivered the pact.a.._ the prou~uilon 441 manded. Hester, 29, showed no emotion as clerk Trudi Morones read Into the record the jury fmdlng that he wa.s guilty of two counts or first derree murder and,.equally guilty of related counts of burglary and conspiracy. 1 Adding to sentences were four · Penal Code provtslons related to the Jury's finding that he was anned at the time Janet Mae Metz. 34, and Ronald Cauwels. 27, were killed in their Sunset Beach home last Nov. 8. The bearded Hester told ev· eryone within earshot long before thejuryreturnedthatheexpectcd a batch ol iullty verdJcta plus the I Jury's flndlng of nrst degree on • thetwokiWn1a. J He will be sentenced Sept.. 23 I by Judae Robert P. Kneeland. The verdict clears the way for triaJa of three of Hetter'a rour CO· defendants who alao race dual murder charges plus related criminal aUeaaUona. Judte Kneeland set Sept. 27 as the trial date ror William Craig Tlbbtta, 29, Oranae, and Richard Wayne Sooter, 28, Loni Beach. Both men will r1ace a jury ln hJ11 courtroom. Tlbblu 111 ldcnUtled by the pro· s~utlon u tbc 1':lller or Cauwels. , Coa~&. w~a ther Partial cloudiness will continue Friday with aome warmJn1 along the COUL INSIDE TODAY Whatft>e'r happeMd to tM Clott o/ 'SS, tM on. that modir the cooer o/ 'Tlmt maQCl.dnc~ Qadtt 0 bit, . OC· cord111o to • a 1tud11 rf'P"'1td on Page A1 todo11 tlf DAILY PILOT C Thursdey S!ptemt>et 11. 191W 1 Zambia iBacking Battles LUSAKA. Zambia (AP) Secretary of Stale Henry A KlH· an1er arri nd here today on the second lee qf hla African puce mlsalon and was Immediately told that Zamblan1 aupport "in· temlfled armed atNUle" for black rule. On his way to Zamb11t the secretary expressed hope for succeu In helping achieve ''peace, Juttlce and procrcsa" ln southern Africa. despite the paalmiam of hi• first holt, Pres1 dent Julius N)'erere ofT&n1anla Kluln1er WH told by Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda be has "'only a few day11'' lo achieve sue cesa lo hll African peace nuss1on lo avert racial war. "You have only a few days, not weeks, to succeed, because we all have reached the potnt ol no re- turn," JCaunda declared m tus in 1tial meellnt with IUssm&er ''It you don 't succeed. the al tern all ves wall be too pas Uy to contemplate," Kaunda added 1n a bnel public Portion ol tus talks wtthKisainger. In other African develop· menl..!l : -Rhodesilln Prime Minister Jan Smith was g1vtn "fuJI back- ing" toda) by his ruling all.white Rllodeslan Front party to seek a constitutional setUemenl with the country's blacks. The 67-year·old Rhodesian leader ss><>ke behind cl0&ed doors at the party's annual ~onvenUon m the heavily guarded eastern Rhodesian town of Umtali. -Thousands of black s steamed back lo wort in Johan- nesburg today after a three-day 1eneral strike, but in Cape Town a similar work boycott was spreading. Police in the Cape Town area. which has a laree population or ·'colored~." as persons of maxed race are 0Cfic1ally called. stepped up patrols ol se1re1aled colored and black townships to prevent any attempts lo in· t1midate people trying to go to work. f 'ro'" Page ,\I HEIRESS •.. Smith as the major power in tbe Irvine Company. Wat.son said the Irvine C.om· pany "could not afford the luxury of the <lisharmony" he said would be created ii the revamp- ing suigested by Mrs. Smith took place. But Judge Judge would not aJ. low him to further comment on confrontationa between Mrs. Smith and Irvine Company board members after :attorney Howard Friedm1n. v~orou.aly objttted to such taUmony. "The foundation is t.ryinc to lead us down one thousand and one rabbit trails,•· the furious F\1edman successfully protest· ed. ''This kind of t.blnc may be holy wrtt to tbe Irvine Company but il has no place In this hear- 1n1." Crash Hurts Mesa Cyclist Colla lleaa po&lce are in· vesUtaOn1 an acckliem that tent a motorc7cle ridu to Hoa1 Memor1al Hoeplt.al toct.y w1u, leg injuries artcr he c:oWded wtth a car. Police Hid Lynn canon Em· meu. 25. of 21M Elden Ave .• Coala Mesa, w11 drtvlnl bl• motorcycle eutbouod on 17th Street when he colUded with a car driven by Joannie Lcnrin ot 3432 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach. The aa.m. accldentoc:curred at the lntenectlon of Newport Baulenrd and 17th St.reel. OlltANOe COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. W..O J'•'**·--- JKk llt. CurleY ..... ~.--°" __ ..._ Ttloma:t Keevll r•oe.t Thomas A. Murphin. ,,...,... .... , .... c Ol.trl .. H. Loot Akhtrd P, N .. I .. , .. .._,,.........,., .... -............ NOISE ..• ar1tued that permltUng home bwldlna ln th~ area would ~ a diuetvlce to the emtinl com muntUH H well H luture 1eneraUons. By the tJme the two-hour public bearint ended. 11.1pcrvllonl wtre as deadlocked as wMr\ lt be1an Apparently •till ravorln1 Im poaina 1ome krnd of tt~lriction:i In the area declared noise Im · pacled with 90 percent certain\)' by Ullr11y1tem1. Inc. 's study were Supervl1or1 Thom Riley ¥nd Ralph Clark. And apparently oppog'-'"<l to n · pandln1 the nolae aone wc·re' Supervisors Ralph Diedrich und Laurence Schmit. BROKEN LINE INDICATES PROPOSED UNIVERSITY DRIVE l!XTENStON SKIRTING UPPER NEWPORT BAY Eatt-wHt Roed Would Connect Cltl•• of lrvtne, Newpon Beech end Co1ta MH• Dltcirtch and Schmit lndkated, however, they fa\'Of' a PlanninJ CommlHlon recommendallon that developera In ~ area be ,... quired to tell prosped.ive home buyers ot the possible noise Im pact. But neither side 10 the 2·2 de· bate could muster ~ thm:t vote needed lo settle the issue. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ . r \ Street Extension Tabled So, they decided to resumci their discuaslon ne~t Wednesday In the m eantime, a com promise solution proposed by Clark ts expected to be worked over TONIGIJI' FOOTBALL -Servile at Newport Harbor, 8p.m. FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 FOOTBALL -Costa Meu vs. La Quinta, Davidson F1eld. 8 p.m. Estancia vs. Edison alOCC, 8p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS - "Deliverance," OCC Fotllm, 7:'30p.m. $1. OCC LECTURE - "Freewheel America," Glenda and Tim WUheJm lect.u.ren, Fine Aru Hall 119, 1:3/J p.m. COASTLINE CC LEC'TIJRE - ''The Art o( DyiQ&," Ch.riatine Ma1Uand lecturer, First United Methodist Church, 7 :~ p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8:15 p.m. f'ro1ttPapAJ AIR CAL ... passencers in and out of Mon· terey a nd wltb Airwesl transs><>rts about 200,000 annually interstate. "In the opinion of the •tall there ls sufficient demand to warrant certlficatton of PSA and Air California lo serve Mon· terey," he said. "Howev". the addition of both theseurrten ln the Monterey market will reault an a 23 percent diversion or paasen1ers from United and Alrweat. "Public convenience and necesalty can best be served wilh gr&nllng Df Air C-a.l '1 application for service to Monterey," be added. •• AJr Cal propc19e9 new sinile plane service between four major Calil01'nia airport.I and Monterey. PSA propo1e1 to duplicate the 1ervfoe ol United and Alrweat. Aa to the proposed PSA lervice. the propoMd AJr Cal service wut have a lesaer im- pact on O'nlted ancf Aii-wat." Fro•PageAJ X-RATED •.. loud enoush-tor tMln to hear me." Tbe first of the 8J'OUP to walk out WU a 7'·yt&r-old who Hid tbe pornocraphJc m~ical wa.• not an)'thiol Uke her favorite Rodters and Hammerstein plays. About 40 minutes later, two othera left. One wu embar· rasaed; the other uid 1be wu bored. Two others followed mlnutts later. commenllng about the country 1olng to hell with such movies. After the movie. Mrs. Crenahaw aaid St bed been 10Me nperience: "You t.b1nk becau.. we're old ladles. we don't llnow anything. Well, we ume ~to ~tudy ~omethlna and we studied It. I don't think we wUl come a1aln ... By STEVE Ml'IOIELL Ot-DMlr,...._ News><>rt Beach probably won't be considering any east-westtraf. fie routes, 1uch u the proposed Uni venlty Drive extension, for at least a year. according to Newport Director of Public WorksJosephT,,. Devlin. Devlin Hid bis staff will con· tlnue work on a comput.eriud traffic now model which will pro- ject traffic volumes in the city throu1h 1990. Devlin, •peaking before tbe Cltiuns Harbor Atta Research Team, (CHART) in Costa Mesa tbil mornin1. 1ald be bu been or· dered by his city council to mate a study ol tramc now problems between the Upper Bay preserve and the San Die10 Freew-.y. -"Our traffic project.ions were called out at date," Devlin said. "But even If we were olf 30 per- cent on our projectionl, we'd still need the University Drive ex· tension." He said UaJveralty Drive, or ils eQuivalent. is badly needed to pro- Mesa Offers Family Trip To Fireworks A family excursion lo tbe Fireworka Finale CelebratiaD at the Hollywood Bo•l Saturday is being offered by the Cost.a Mesa ~partment of Leisure Sttvices. Among the pieces to be performed by the Lot Anaeles Philharmoolc Orchestra will be the Royal Fireworks Music by Handel, complemented by a firework• diaplay. The performance will mark tbe end of the 1971 Bowl aeuon. ReitstraUon for the family ex· cunlon can be made at the Com· mu.oily Recreation Center Box Office, at the west 1ate, Oranae County FairSTOunds, from 1 to 6 p.m. throuib Saturday. The $3.7S fee lnchldes round trip transportation from the recreaUon center and reserved seatin1 at the Bowl. Bt.&Ma will leave the recreation center at 6 p.m. County Okays Wider Bridge The wldenln& o( the Pa\llanno Avenue Bridle over the Santa Ana-Delbl Channel ln Cott.a Mesa hu bffn approved by Oranae County supervlaon. The board also authorhcd lptndlof $130,000 In Oran1e County 1'1ood Conllol Dlslrict fund.a to pay for Ill ahare ol the cost. Other expen1es will be paid by the city of Costa Meu . supervisors were told. A report lo the board saJd the street l1 belnf widened from 48 t.o M feet to ellmln•~ a potentially hazardous bottlMeck. Tbe coun· ty's fund• will llnance wldenini or the brld1e aa well. Shunned 4 Yeari, Lisa Dies in Home IUAJll <Ai>> -Jt took thr. daJ'I to find Lisa'• ,_..,.. all# she dMd at tbe SuJUiae School for the retarded. She bad beea t>rouihl to the scbooa four 7ean ago and bad never had a visitor. Lisa died Sunday when she choked du.ring brukf•t. WhU. she wu eauna Pru.net. •be bqan to shake and choking IOUDds came from ber tbl'Oat. •• Whf\n they earned her Into the nunlnF, station, she was un. conHtou.a, • said school di.red« IMUt LMcb. "She had slopped breatbll'\f ... A re.cue squad raUed to revtve tbe1·year-old llrl. \, She bad been cll'Tied to Mr breakfast that momm,. School. employea aald wbat she bad wanted~ toast lo her IJ'oubled Ufewaawal . "Sbe d crawl around tbe l1oor. bU she wu tmni bard to •a.It and whenever abe took a 1tep, her race would U~t up," said social worker Mary Mlstey. Worken at SuruiM also r• membered wat.cbJnC Iba when other palltnta hid vialt.on • "She would sit In ber wbeetcbalr and look at the vis- it.on," one welfare worter uld. ''It wu hard to know wtau wu iotJ\I on behlnd her b(f brown qa, but they often looked lad." ' vide add1Uooal east-west traffic now in the Upper Bay area. Comparing the level of service provided by the Un.ivenity Drive extftllloo to the school gradine system. Devlin said that, even with the route, the level ol. service would only rate a Dor E arade. "Without tbe route." he said, "the level o( service would be an F. Or, to put it. another way, you won't be able to 1et there from .~re." He likened University Drive tO Cotta lleaa'a Falrvtew Road. termini both "bom lOMrl" fpr public works direct.on. Be aald News><>tt Beach b8d belUD an nvtronment.al impact atat.ement on a promlae from the cobnty that lt would p-.y for Ill Portion olthe•tudy. 1be cowrty later 1ald It would not fund Its portion rl the EIS, ••so Newport dedded to 10 ahead and tateoatheaddedcoat."beaald. Oppotltlon from several IJ"OUP9, locludinl the Friends ot Newport_ Bay, the Stllle ~art- ment of Fish and G&JM, and the residents of EastbhdC, killed Newport's efforts and the city stopped work on the impact state· ment. Devlin said opposition by the Fish and Game department· to University Drive last spring came as a surprise to the city. The state dtpartment had pre· viously Indicated it was a local matter into which they did not wt.ab lo lnterf ere and even b>dical· ed earlier they looki!d with favor oo such a road. They said it could form a logical boundary for the .-lldlife pre- aerveand help with public access. In response to a q~on from the audience, Devlin sald the fish and game department's letter op- posln1 the road contained no In· formation or data to support the dalm that the road would In· tmere wllh tbe preserve. "Tbat't the question the pro- PoHd environmental Impact 1\udy was supposed to help answer," he saJd. ®QUALITY TELEVISION Clark would have boundanes or the impacted tone expanded t.o cover roughly an addJtional 4,000 acres. a boundary set by a com· puter s ys tem u sed b y Ultrasystems. Inside the enlar1ed area, Clark proposea banning construction of homes unle11 Lhe developer can · prove his site is not noise Im· pact ed. In the remainln1 S,000-acre area s aid by Ultrasystems with 90 percent certainty to be impact· ed by noise in excess ol 6S CNEL <community noise environment level). Clark wou4d impose th e noise notification requirements Thole reqwrements were C1rsl 1u11ested by the county Plan nine Commi1sion when 1t r~om· mended on a 4·1 vote ma1ntamang the home construction ban at its present boundaries. Tne 1u1omallc picture con1rol 1yatem ..• It controls the color picture. scene to scene. channel to channel. even In changing room Ilg.ht! The Lucern• H 1040W Sttm. tnm decorl1or comped 1to;t1no1 Cabinet beautifully fln1"'9d in simulated piled Amerlcan Walnut. pjdur• Control Automatic F1,,. Tuning Control Illuminated Olennel numbers PLUS fVG-C:lt c1ton1c V1t.1eo Guatd Tuning Sy1lem One·knob VHF and UHF CMnnel Setectton 1~ Solld·Stol" Tnan ChOISll POWER SENTRY Voltage Regulattng Syal em 25':.•uo•~• The HARSTON • HMIOW Qtant·k r•en 111bl• model leatu1tng aturdy vlnyl Clad IMl&I c1blnn1 In richly gralnOd llmulSltd Wnlnur EVO- Et•ctronlc Vldoo Ou11t.1 Tuning 8Yttem with convt nlont Ono· Knob VHF and UHF Chonntl ·zenith'• Color San1ry1• do .. 11 111 tor you controls lhe color picture when the scene Chsngn, or the channel chanoea. even .men th• 1oom tight c:h•no-t. You gM that are•t z.,,,,,., plcturo -automar/ca//r. lli~::::;:=::::=;;;::=::=::::::::==---S.teotlon I ull I 111·111r11 Murruultt'' Pie" Our f"1·ruu1ul Our \ ,.,.,. fo1urruul•·•· Ou I,.,.,.,, l"r u1l1u I M1• 't1·ll.' 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ............. =-2DMnW ..... a . Phone 642-8882 Stat• HoOrs 01J/y M Sat. ~:30 ..................... , ..,..... • a ... ._. ......... . ,......, ... ,., 1111 . . I ' Orange Eoast EOITlON . , Today's Clo slag N.Y. Stoe!ks ~. \ . I • VOL. 69, NO. 260, 3 SECTIONS, 3' PAGES T HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1976 N' TEN·CENTS.· Court 1 • .. BrTOM8A&U!Y 0t•M1Y .......... Judse James r. Judae naled Wednesday that he la not aobat to allow testimony related to lrvioe belress Joan lrvlne Sm.it.b'a con-rueu wJt.b the Irvine Company into her currtnt Orqe County Superior Court le1&1 actkln. the vtcUm of seven.& rul.l.oo made on that luue Wed'Mlday wu James Irvine FoundatJoo at.- t«ney ~o~ard Privett. l Tax Bill • Nearing Last Vote WASIDNGTON CAP) -Tbe House approved a wide-nncinc tu revtaioo bill~ that ex- teodl mulUbWion dollar lncome tu cuta ror another yur. 'Jbe legislation, a compromile between House and Senate venions, wu sent to the Sen.. •e for expected swift ftnal con . ir~onal approval and eventual delivery to Presldent Ford. House acllon on the bill came in two stacea: First, by 313 to 26, the House approved the buic tax cut con-tinuation and tax rnisloo com· promise. It extendJ a tax savlnas ol Sl.80 lo a typical family of f<iur making ns.ooo a year. Then, by 229 to 181, House Democrat.I won a flAal flshl with Republican criUc1 ma major tu· hiklnl feature in the lift and • estat. t.ax aectlon wbicb UIUmate· lywiUbooetlncometuesonheln 17 wboMlllnheriledjlroperty. Flnally, by 405 to Z. the Houn appro¥ed the tit\ and .Ute tu Mdlon of tbe aeasure. thus aendial th• nu.re bill to tM Senate. Wllil• the HOme ~ •~ tion on the tu b6U: Sen.te voted to allow a tu break ol up to · $2:50 a year for colleie .ad YC>Ca· t.ional students. Tbe tulUon LU credit wu added by the Senate Lo a minor Ho~e-p.-ed bill ud does not affect conp-eulonal ac· tion on. the major tax rtvlaioo le11tlaUon. Senate Finance Committee Chairman RfllSeH B. Lone <D· La.). prediet.d lhe--tuitioa lu credit would ~ a~epted by the House. In worklnc out dlff~tencts between Senate and House versions ol lhe major tu bill lut week, Houae conferees tosllt.ed that an Identical tuition credit previously approved by the . Senate be dropped and con- sidered later by llfflf. The tuition tax break, ap· proved by the Senate on a voice vote, would allow a full-Ume col· Iese or vocational ~tudent or his 1uard1an to subtract from taxes owed up to SlOO to cover the cOl-Y ol tuition, books and fees. That would be effective for coet.a paid after July l, 1977. Costa Mesan Faces Charge. In Extortion ACcilta MeH man-oneolaJx people arrested Sunday by NtwPOrt Beach police ~ f11ees a char1e of extortion Tuesday when he lJ elated to appear for hi• arralanment In Harbor Judfclal District Court. 1'bole charses were filed 'l'\aet.· da.y acalnat Rob RO)' Qunc11t, 19, of 18'70 E. llth St. Cbartea A6almt five othen IU'nllld wttb him we ... "°' ru~, police aald. Duncan alle&eotY Wiii the rill.I Jnder ln lhe attempt to a\Olt .sz.oeorrocn 11r. uctMrl. Petrick. Cadl(an ol Ntwpart Beadl IS remom IOt return ol their lnb:t-Ju If.year-old dauibler. \' JtoHce were notitaed ol tbe de- mand by Cad.ltan and uac.d Uae ,croap from tbelt ..... ~ '° ~mnetac"1'a'Pll ,, Mee silil~ the llrt. wlili> .. reported miulq iD II.a. ap. .1>8tt!ntly hew the people lo· volnd, ~ abe la not billltted lo bave beeo ill t.be ...._.Area wtaea the ramom de"'W w. ln~. ~ wilb no-... fl1ti ~ Stnea Scbulta, 22, • J>aD.. ba Sell.•, of at Jo.. a. o.t. Mesa; Alllln• Will. M, fll IW · hrttie An •• COila 11 .. ; All9 · Blnclilnon.D.fll-n.Yli St.. BHtt•stM 8eeellt, ... Rlela_,.. Crtau, a el ~ ..,.. ... a..,o ... ~ 1' • .,, .. . • Bans Irvine ·strif.e TestiDtony~ He valnlY protested lh•t Mn. Smith'• dllputes with Irvine 111AD11ement had definite bear-int oo O>e price lbe company could uk for ill •tock. "I am not lr)'ln& to say that ah, wu ritbl or wroni." Privett ar(Ued. "I only wlsb to use this tatJmony to prove that her at· Utude alfect«l company policy md eert.aial.)' afleeted the COID· puy'1 chanea•ln tbe market pl!C~·" t'fivelt appa~nUy hoped to ob- tain t.bat testJmony trom Irvine Company President Jb.ymood L.. Wai.on who wu on the witness lt.aQd all day. Judie Judie, clearly aareelng wlth ar1~ments offered by Mn. Smith's lawyers, rdused to allow Privett to explore the extent ol reputed friction' between Mrs. Smith and Irvine executiYea. Judge Judse will be llSbd by foundation lawyers at the end of wbal la expected to be a slJc-wtek hearin• to remove lhe lntunction that currently prevents thesaleof foundation stock In the Irvine Company to the Mobil OU Com· pany. . Mra. Smith argues that the $200 tnillioo price, which worka out at· SH a abare, is much \oO low and unfair to her and other millority atoctboJdeTS. ll became apparent durinc testimony Wedo~ &hat Mn. Smlth offettd an alternaUve to the propoaed Mobil steal which proved to be rar from •ctePUbl• to Wat.son and the lrviDe Com· pany. Wataon tt1Ufied that he threatened to realsn bis post it there WU any POISibillty thal Mn. Smith's proposal were to be adopted andearried out. Testimony lDClicat.ed that ahe ureed the Irvine Company lut Aucuat to buy Ol't lbetoundatloo'a 54.5 percent Interest ln the earn·' pany. usJn1 income derlvod from • )"around leases. ,\ Wataoa aaid tbe louolwhat he called a vital cub now would 1 haye Hrloualy w~oed the l company In m&Dy es ol it.I operations. ~ He aald be also pointed out lo t aharebolden who were warned ' d b1I ponible resloatlon t.bat tbe maneuver would leave Mrs. ! . (SeeJIEl&E~PaaeAZ) PUC Favors Monterey Permit Clea:nup Man ~ Ex-lawyer Scoun Newport 87 EVE Gtl MPEL OI .. O.lty .... IUff He ii a famillar ai&bt to neiJbbon u be walks down the street eacb week. rummaama in truh cana to· emer1e witl1 his prln. A derelict? A junltman? No. At 14, Ralph Smith la a semi· ralred attorney with a civic con· science. He cathen newspapers for Newport Beach's monthly colledlon. Tbe tll)' collects the newspapers for recycllnl and sett -per ton for: ml.mlclpm col· fert. . Each week, Smith said. he foes up and down bJJ blodt, collect:lftl' newapaP41rs from b1a bei&bbora and carryin& them home under hi.a arm. be&an bis one-man crusade 10 months aio. Besides ieneratln& about $60 in revenue. this saves the city tbe coat ol burying the :;:r.apers as tarbafe, Smith • "U people would just be a litUe more careful and packaae their own (newspapen), we could do a lot better for the ctly.'' Smlth said. Tbe city bas sold more than "7,000 in newspapers in the 24 months it has been coUectln• them. Mynderse s aid. He estimates that 40 to so percent or Newport Beach residents are particlpaUng ln the project. Bloodmobile Visit Slated Some ol hlJ nd&hbora save their newspapers fOf' him. Other papen must be rescued from traabbtna. Newport HarbOr Lutheran ''You'dbeaurpriledhowmany Cburcb, '789 Dover Drlve, (uw1pap•r1> are thrown Newport Beacb will be the site awa.y,"besald. for the Newport S.ach Com· The alle1 behind bl.I home al • . mun.Uy bloodmobile triday from -~ Dlamoed Ave. on Bllboa 3p.m .to7:30p.m. .taland wu piJed h1ttl today wtlb ~pectlve donors must be 3Z .,_,. ol newapapen, which be lo IOOd health, have not donated n1ure1 emount to about 450 wtt1d.a tbe lut eltht weeb, be poundl or nearly a quarter ol a between 11 and ts yean old and c.on. welp at luat 110 pounds. M'Olt bom" furnlah lbe clly Do"Dorl whbln1 to aid the . wttb only three or four bass a Otan1e County eluapter of the month • .ecord.lna to Jake~ American Red Croa in supply· dtne, General SerW:es df~. lJ\I blood for UH lo Oranae Cou~ 8mltb estJmata be bu collect-lY bolpftala may call 83$-5381 loJr "' mon than two tone al.nee be an appointment. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The Callfomla Public Utilities Com· mluion staff bas recommended that Alr Callfornia .,_ &lveo autbortty Q'"J)rovide Hl'Ylee-to Monterey but that Pacific. Soutbweat Airlines' application b,edenied. · United Airlines and Hughes Airwest, both interstate carriers, • serve Mont-erey and have op- posed other airlines movt.n& into 'the market. Vahak Petrossian, associate transportation enlineer ot the PUC, outllned the starrs position Wednesda_y al a bearin& whose sessions-have aho been held in Monterey and Los An,celes. The staff's r~commeodationa will be evaluated alone with other testimony from airlines and the public before assi&ned Marathon On Noise Drones On B1 GAaY GIUNVIU.£ °' .. .,....," ....... ReaJdenUal tranquility and El Toro Manne .Corps Air Station jet noise Issues were still unset- Ued. Wedoesday when Orange County supervisors ded'ded to call it a day. As supervisors left their meet· 1 int. it had not been decided whether home conatruction should be allowed lo areas a S3S,000 c005ullanl 's study said ls Impacted by jet noise. A marathon debate among supervisors concerned 10,000 acres to an existing noise zone wilhln wbicb residential con· .structJon ts banned. Supervisors voted ~~ lo expand the con1tructloo · out area to include lbe added 10,000 acres. A few hours lat.er, howner, they voted Lo reaclnd the 3-1 vote and ended u-p back at tbntutfng line. Wednesday, supenilon were: -Chastised by Lea1ue of Women Voters president JOall Petty for reverslng their Tues· day decl•ion lont after all but. a f'"* audience members bad left I.be meet.in&. · -ur,ed by develope~ and • buUdln1 ln4utry apotamen to foreao the sugaeated home con· atructlon ban tn lt•ct. area• whcr. they already have lnvnt- mentl ransina lo mllllona of dollars. -For the second day ln • ro•, told by Marine ofndal1 that Jet.a al El Toro wllt be ae\Unc blacer and nolaler . -Encouraged by Kristine Kister (of two bome-ownu as· 1oclatlon1 ln tbe area> who (See NOISE, Pa1e A.2). ' 'Better Th.aD Croehetlilg' Little Old Ladi,e, Take In Ponw Movie Ne,'' Hid "Jl.7ear-old Tallie Coim:lma. ••1fe 0DIU1 ~OD u. Dft YWJlaa ot 'Allcl ti wm-. dedand.. • • . we realJy .wAIMd to see tomethlog cal.led 'lllllY Bet&hoven, • but lt was playtq at a theater near SoutherQ Ketbodist Unlvenftt. We didn't UUak lbal w0ul4 b9 rtc1tt fer lail1les our ace. We dldn 't want to be mised uo w\lb theme hlpPle colk!c• kids. {. Another of the llMM• YleWUS. lln. CrenlJ>aw. 1Wtao deelintld to 11.-_w first zam; .... ...,_r ,...-,.. C D I ""1Jld ill 1'0illderllod" ''lllllJ' 811tMwea•• (alle .,. that It aounded Ute a nice lbOt'le to explalnln1 to their grandchlktrea where they were &oibe· As the ei1bt women, eecom· P.anled by a reporter. f\led lnlo the theater, sneers came from youn,& persoos slttinl by the aille. "I don't tblDk tbOle crandmu lmow what they've w'1.a4 l1d4>;' .aid OM loudJJ'. "I know one tbln1;• Mrt. crenlh•w ••PPid;";;-t:m1lial to .. ,.,.., mu-;.';·~--1 ~ ,.,_. 81e-. I 1uid a IGt _. ma. _.. than to taDt ilbGUl i*IPle (leeX·aATt:D. ._A2) . • Comm.i.aa1oaer William Symons Jr. off en a propo&ed order wblcb ii subject to a vote d the full commissloo. PSA--propo1ecl to -acne lie. terey from Sacramento, San Francllco. Oaldand. SAA Jose, Loi Anceles. Burbank and San Diego wit.I) ainsle plane aerviee only between Monterey and Los Anceles and San Fraocilco. AJr California proposes to serve Moolerey from Sacramen· to, San Francisco, San Die10, On· tarto. Oranse County and 'Palm SpriQcs. The staff aaid an analysis shows additional service la needed between Monterey and Los An&elea, Orange County, On- tario and San Dlcgo. Alr Callfornia would offer sln&le-plane service-to all these .. F ive Counts pointl except 1.os AftieJes. PSA • would dfer 40 additional fiiebta ' per week betweeD Loi Aneeles and Koaterey at a lower' fare<*, *25..50 compared to the c.un:mt $32.50 on United and $27.35 fare m Alrweat, the report shows. The Clvil Aeronautics Board bu propoeed that a slnele level ot tun tor intrutate and in· terstate paasen1ers bo established in lhe California market on federally cerlUlcated carriers. If this becomes effective, Unit· ed and Alrwest would have to raile the lare from Monterey lO Loe An&eles to $42. Such fares may be lowered to meet competl- Uon from intrastate carriers. ' The staff said Unlted carries about t.bree fourths ol the '50,000 <See Al• CAL. Pace A.2) Besler Rul~d ·GUilty . ·Iii Sunse t Murders .. Confe11ed tlller Thomas Hardin Heater listened to the • words "gu.llty" five times late WedJ{esday as an Orange County Superior Court jury delivered the packa1e the prosecutloo de· manded. Heater, 29, showed no emotion u clerk Trudi Morones read into the rec!ord the jury finding that . • be wu guilty or two counJ.s of· •first degree murder and t!qually guilty of related counts or burcl.,.Yand conspiracy. • Addlna Lo sentences were four Penal Code provisions related to • the jury~ flndlng that he was FOUND OUIL TY BY JURY Thom9 Herdln HHter Dog Walker· Tried Walking Tad Too Far armed at the time Janet Mae Metz, 34, and Ronald CauwelJ. 27, were kllled in their Sunset Beacb home last Nov. s. The bea.rcfed Hater tol~ ev· eryone wlthln earshot long i;tore thejuryretumedthatheexpected a batch of guilty verdicts plus the jury's finding ol fll"ll degree on thetwok.lllln1s. • He will be sentenced Sept. 2S by Jud1e Robert P. Kneeland. The verdict clean the way f at trlala of three of Hester'• four c:o- ddendanta wbo al.lo face dual , murder cbar1ea plus relat~ criminal auea1Uom. • Judie Kneeland aet SesJt, 2T u UM trial date for WlWam C?aic 'nbbltl, 29, Oranie. and RJcbard Wa)'ne Sooter. 21. ~Beach. Both men wW face a Jury bJ ~ ~ courtroom. • A Newi>0rt Beach man who 'nbblta la ldtnUfted by tbe pro- trted Lo avoid a ticket by walldoi · aecutkm &I UJe kWer of cauwoll. away from an animal control m • fleer found bimaeU. factna ' char1e1 of r-e1fslln1 arrHt Co aat rollowin& the Wednesday lncl-· dent. Claude Cotton, M. ol 4321"1ne Ave. waa booked on that charce becauae be refUJed to M Ucket.ed l0t runninf hla do< cm a ~boot ·ptay1round without 'a leqb, police u1d today • She 1ald 1bt 1tooDed ~ • he left the field and explalnld to him that be wu lD viol&Uoa of t• mWllclpal statu&M -bavtn• U.. dol OD tchool propsty aocl wa1Jdn1 the dot wtthoul a leash. Ace«dlq to . POUee reporU.. mdmal control offtcer Deborah Murpbt spOti.d CGU"'1 wttb a 1inall 4oC at the Horace l:Mlp Kiddle Sdl6ol flelcl at lbout ' p.m. SlliJ•Md tie walked...., from bier .. th• ltifted to Write the UdNt and reftiied to lllop nM ~ •beonlerld him todolO. Otfleu Murpbf 1a1d •b• ro11owect Coctoft lo ldi boaM Ml wbeD lae rehatii to _,.. "'9!r Doct MW. cloClr l:!tallidftW a Pllnba• wbo' oatacia ... derart9t. , We ather -Parttal cloudlDea will continue Prlday with .ome warm.lD1 aloaa lbe cout. ) J . ' ., • ,42 DAILY PILOT N Monday \be au memben of the Newport Beach C\ty Connell met behind doeed dooni to discuss how to fill the council vacancy created by the death or Mayor Howard Rocers. Accord.inf to C\ty At:t.omeJ Denn.ts O'NeU and two of the rouocllmen p,.. tent, there w u no dilculslon of the •c· tioo the council would take -}u."t some talk about a memo prepared by the city at.torneY .)Vhicb det.ailed. the council 'a lqalobli1auons undert.becharter. Not earth·shatterlng, bu~robably • Ylolat.ioo of the lJrown Act, 23-year· old 1tale law designed to eep &ov· HYN<X.ot emmentaJ bodies from conducting the public'• business in private. CITY ATl'OKNEY O'Neil and Mayor Pro Tern Milan Dostal. also an attorney, both say there waa no violation of the anti·secrecy law, because the conversation never 1tr1yed into the dedatoo-maki111 realm -something they agree would constitute a violation. ., Whether the council made soma kind of decision about how they would rm Rocen. se•t (s unlm portant. What is important is the fact that I.he Brown Act pro- hibits a discussion of I.he charter options In executive , , session. 11fE ACI', passed in 1953,"'Says that city counclla, school boards, county supervisors and the like may meet in private only to discuss personnel and litigation. Amended this year, the law specifically defines what ls meant by "personnel." That term, under the amendment that WeJtt into effect Jan. 1, applies only to city employes, not to elected officials 110r to members of boards or> com· miaaion.a who are appointed to their posts by the city COWl· ell. The discussion of charter options cannot be construed ~::ration. Cue law bas narrowed that field to mean only ·a liti1atlon or cases that are involved in court proceed· inp. IN OTHER words, the di~ussion of what the city charter says about filling a council vacancy is not a permitted executive session topic under the Brown Act. O'Neil acknowledged that he felt "uncomfortable" about carrying the discussion on in those circumstances, but be· said It was done because councllrrlen would bave been ill at ease holdlnr the discussion in public only hours after RogeTa' memorial services. If that were the case. Why did the dlscussion have to be held Monday? lt could have waited. O'Neil's memo points out there Is no deadline for the procedure to be initiated. . ALTHOUGH THE secrecy was prompted for what ap pears to be the best ol reasons, it leaves me -and it should leave Newport Beach residents -with a couple of nae&in&, ugly questions : 1 Why was the discussion heJd ln secret if everythlne was on the up and up! • Could lt be that councilmen topk advantall• of the lack of ~blic 1crutlny todedde how to fill Roe era' seat? THE DENlA~ proffered b)' O'Neil and, Dostal dop't quite put these quesUons to rest. lJut then, that ls the in· evillble product of teeret meetinp. You can never be com· pletely assured or f.he innocence of events that transpire behind a closed door. f Fro• Page A J AIR CAL ..• passen1ers in and out of Mon- terey and with Al rwea t tranaport.a about 200,000 annualty interstate. 1•1n tM opinion of the staff thtre I$ sufficient demand to wtrrant certilicaUon of PSA and Alt California to serve Mon· terey 1" he said. "Hdwever, the a~taon or both thue carriers in the Monterey market will result in a 23 percent diversion of plllJsenaers from United and Altwtst. ''Public convenience and n9'esalty can belt be served with aranUn1 ot Air Cal'• appl,lcation for aervlce to Monterey," he added. "Air Cal propo1es new 11lnaJe plane aer vico between four maJor Callfornia airporta ahd Monterey. PSA proposes to d1q>llcate the service ot unJted and Atrwcst. As to the proposed PSA service, the Pl'OPOltd Air Cal service will have 1 lesiter lm· pact on United ancf AiiwtsL' • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Jack R. Curley vi....,,.. .... ~, • .,. o.-• ~ Thomas Keevll 1.ouor Rapist Sent' To Hospital Affer Trial Convicted ,raplat Thomas Edward Huah•• of Ne•t>Or• Beach bu been eommlu.d to PaUOll SUte H09plt~ as a men· tally dl1ordenuf sex offender alter bein1 found ,Wlty of sex· uaUy 1111u1tln1 two women. Oran1e County Superior Court Judge Jarnea F. Judge orcltred the commitment of Uuahes, 22, or 2110 E . 16th St., after readln& re· port.a that detcrlbed the defen· dant ~s danaerou3 and requirinl psychiatric treatment, A jury returned auilty verdicts on nine felony counts after a vie· tlm told them lbat Hu1bes went berserk while she dined with blm 10 his apartment. She saJd he ripped her clothes ctr and lhet\, raped her. A second victim said Huahes entered her apartment vla the open window and raped heir Ill knlfepoJnt. She testllled that he told her he would "cut me ll\ 11brod1 • • If 1he dld not pa.rtlclpate In acts or sexual perversion. Hu1he1 could have been sen· tenced to Ille In 1tate priloo. Ac· tlon on the criminal ecnvtctlons Jtu been auspended pendins • re- port from Patton on hJa prosreu ln that facWty. Newport Arts Panel Seeks Applications . ApplleaUons are~~ rrom ~p:,rt BeKb residents inttt'tl HrVl.nl on the dty .. 1 Arta Coaualaltoo. · Citt Councilmen are ~ to appomt OD S.,t. 27 a IUCC!ell« to commlal~r Tom Gleaon who ncetttlJ rulptd fl'ocb t.he boerd. TM term luta unW June 30,1'78. The AN CommiuMllD liClviMa tbe city couacll on lbe ad· mlniatraUoa an.cl ~atiaa of flne art.a apd Uae pedonnioc lttl. Ttie-c0miiilll1oo .. v..-pro.. Jed la th• annJ.tal cn1 Arla P.U•al la&~t. ,, In~ pencm cna,y pldr up aP.pUcatloH tn tb• Clt.1 aer• •Office to ctu ball •mDlttl BROKEN LINE INDtCATES PROPOSED UNIVfRSITY DRIVE EXTENSION SKIRTING UPPER NEWPORT BAY --------+r-•_-we_ at Ro•d Would Connect Cid•• of lrvlne, Newport Beech and Coeta MeH Fro• POfle Al NOISE ••• ar'-ued that permitting bome building in the area would be a disservice to the existing com· munities as well as future generations. By the time the two-hour public bearing ended, supervisors were as deadlocked as when it began. AppareoUy still favoring im- poei.ng some kind of restrictions ln the area declared noile im· pacted with 90 percent certainty by ~Ultru,atema~ lnc.'s •tud)' were Supervisors Thomas Riley and Ralph Clark. And apparently oppc»ed to ex- pandln1 the noise zone were Supervtaors Ralph Diedrich and La~ee Schmit. Diedrich and Schmit indicated, however. they favor a Plannifte Commission recommendation that developers ill the area be re- quired to tell prospective home buyers ot the possible nobe im- pact. But neither aide in the ~2 de- bate could mu.ater the third vote needed to settle tbe issue. So, they decided to resume their discussion next Wednesday. In the meaotlmf, a com- promise solution proposed by Clark is expected to be worked over Clark would have boundaries ol the Impacted zone expanded to cover roughly an addlUonal 4',000 acres, a boundary aet by a com· puter system used by Ultra.systems. l1111ide the enlar1ed area, Clark proposes banning constnactlon ol homes unless the developer can prove bis aite is not noise im· parted. In the remainin& 5,000-acre area said by Ultrasystems with 90 percent certainty to be impact·· ed by noise ln excess d as CNEL (community noise en:vtrcnmeot level), Clark would lmpoee the noise notification requirements. Tboee requlrementa were first suuested by the county Plan· ninC Commiuion when it reco~ mended on a 4·1 vote malntalnlnf the boD)e conatructloo bu at Its present boundartea. Fro• Page AJ HEIRESS .•. Smith u the major power in the Jrvln.t CoJnPanY. Wataon Hid the Irvine 'Com·, pany .. could not a/ford the luxury of the disharmony" he said would be created If the revamp- '"' 1uuesttd by Mrw. Smith took place. But Judie Judie· WOQld not al· low blm to fUrtheT comment on confrontatlont between Mn. Smith and Irvine ~pany board membfta after at~ Howard ~ldma.n vl1oroU1IY Objected to such t•Umony. ''Tb• rou11d1Uop 11 t.rytq to lead ua down one thousand and one rabbit tralll, '1 the furlous Frledman 1ucceaafully protest· ed. "Thia kind of thlnc may be holy WtU to the Irvine Company but It hu ab place tn th1a hear· in1." X-RATED •.. l<*CI tDbQlll for the to bNr' me ... Tbe Ont of the group to walk out wu a 74·year-old who 1ald the pornographic cnUliCal waa not anythln,1 lllle ber fmiirtte Rod1en aad Hammeuteln JU>'.•. About 40 mlll&abll lat.er, two othu~ telt. One wu embar· rUMd; the other aald lbe wu bcriti. Two otben followed mlnut.el later. comm•ntlnl abou' the country 1otng to bell with sucb movies. After tb• movle, Mu. Street Extension Tabled By STl!VR MITCllEU. Of .... .,..., ..... ._... Newport Beaca probably woa 't be considering any eut·•est traf- fie '°"*• such u the proposed Univenlty Drive ext.eoaloo. for at lea1t a year, accordin1 to Newport Director of Public WorbJoeephT. Devlin. vide additional eUt·wat traffic ment of Fish and·Game, and the fiowlntheUpperBayarea. residents of E11tblwr. kUled Companna the level of seTVice Newport'• efforts and the city provided by the Ubivenity Drive stopped work on the impact state- extenaton to the school gradina ment. system, Devlin aald that, even Devlin said opposition by the with the route, the level of service Fish and Game d~partment to wouldonlyrateaDorEgrade. University Drive last spring "Without the route," he aaid, De•lin said his staff will con- tinue work on a computerised tramc now model wblcb will pro- ject traffic volwnea lD the city lltroqh-1990. ''the level or aervice would be an came as a surprisetot.becit.y. · F. Or, to putJt another way, you The s1-te department hlld pre· vioualy indicated it was a local won't be able to 1et there from matter Into which they did not here." - -wtsh1o-tnterfere and even lndlcal· Devlin, 1pe1king before the CiUJeDS Harbor Area Releatcb Team, (CHART) in ec.t.a Mesa th.la mornin1, said he bu been or- dered by hia city eounciltomake a· stucly o1 traffic now problems between the UpJNJr Bay ~e and the San Die10 Freeway~ • "Our traffic projediona .weH • called out ol date," Devlin said. "But ev~il we wen off 30 per· cent on our-projeetiona, we'd still need the Univenlty Drive ex· tension." He aald Unlv~nlty Drive, or ita equivalent, is badly needed to pro. The LYc:erne Ht 940W He likened Univeralty Drive to ed earlier they looked wi\11 favor Costa Keaa·s Fairview Road, onsucbaroad. tenn1n1 both "born Jasen" for TbeysatditcouldformaloatcaJ public worb,directors. boundary for \he wildlife pre. He aaid Newport Beach bad serveandhelpwithpUbUcaccess. becun an environmental lmpact In response to a question rrom statement oo a promlse from the the audience, Devlin sald the fish county that it would pay for ita and game department's letter OP· portionoftheatudy. posing the road contained no in· 'lbe county later said tt would formation or data to support lbe not fund lta portion of the EIS. "so clalm that the road would in· Newport decided to 10 ahead and terfere with the preserve. tueontheaddedcoet,"besaid. "That's the quesUon \he pro- Oppositton from several posed environmental Impact groups, ini:luding the Friends ot study was supposed to help Newport Bay. the State Depart-anawer,"besaid. The automatic plctU<e control ayatam ... It controls the ootor picture, acene to scene, channel to channel, even In changing room light! PLUS '19" OIAGONAL EVG-Electronic Video Guard Tuning System Sllm. trln\ decorator compact styling! c.blnet beautifully flnllhed in ~mulated grained American Walnut Picture control. Automatic Fin•Tun1ng Control. rtlµmlnated Channel numbers. Ont·lcnob VHF and UHF Channol Selection 100% Solld·Slal" T11an Chau•a ·zenith's Color S1nt1y1• does It Dll fOf ,;k~':;, controls the cotor •When tho 1ceno cha"9"· Of the channel ch•ngo1, evert when ttlt room llgtit oh1not1, You ~•t '""' great Zenith p/ctute -11111omat1cally. POW!A ll!NTRY Vollago Reg~a11no Syatem ff:" .:J Oll>OOloAI he HARSTON• H2510W Qlanl·teretn table model flltutlng 11urcsy v1nyl·clad metal cabinet In 1l~hly0gr1lnod elmulattd Walnut. EVO - Elecnonlo Video Quard Tuning Syllem with convenient Ont• Knob VHF 1nd UHF Channel ill~~:;:::;::=;~;:::::::=::::::::;.;..--Stlectlon. 275 East 17th St.· Costa Mesa ..... ........ ~ Crenabaw 1aid lt bad been some exe-1enee: .. You Udnk bee .... ,..." ol4 lacllea, we don:t ll:DOw • ~ • ..,lfell, .. eameblnto \ .wq ~ and we ltadied it. I clm1 think .. wW eome 1 qai,a." z l>een w ... ., "· r Phone 642-8882 Store Hour$ Daily M Sat. 0-5:30 . . I l EDIT ION ' ' V.OL. 69, NO. 260, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER 16, 1976 TEN CENTS: Trustees : . ~ Suspend PsycholOgist Hahn : ' duct, evident untltne11 for ·~ IS7UtJ&l£1U8PE& O.t..o...., ....... Saddleback ValleJ Unlned.' School Diltritt truateel UM OC'· cknd the 1U1penaloft llDd dla· mi11al of Barbara Halm, a psycboloei.i the dlstrid baa beell trylnC to fire since March. llisa Hahn was tO be served notice ol the auapension today. ac- cordin& to John Cooper, usista.nl tot.be auperinteaclent. _.., ...... -HE'S HAD ENOUGH Trustee Ba~ Maratlwn OR N o is·e 17 D rones On ~ JIJ GA&Y OllANVIU.& Ol .. o.llY,.. .... Residential tranqulUlY and' £l Toro Marine Corp1 Air SUUon jet noise lssues were ,uu umel· lied Wednesday wbm Oranie County supervlson declded to call it a day. M. supervisors left their meet· io&, It had not bffn decided whether home con1tructlon ahould be allowed lo area a $35,000 cooaultul'• 1tucly 1aid la impacUd by jet BIR. A marathoa deMM amon1 s""nlaora coDcel:lilll 10,000 Krel to an ubtJn& noiM ICM within which realdenUal con- stJ:uctlon 11 banned. Supervisors voted Tueaday to expand the con•t~Uon blackout area to Include the add~ 10,000 a~rea. A few boura later. however, they voted to rescind lbe 3-1 vote and ended up back at the ltartlftl line. Wednesday. aupervilon were: -Chutlud by Lu1ue of Women Voter• pnsldeat Joan Pelty for reveralnt t.beii Tues- day decision lon1 after all but • few audience memben bad left themeetin1. -Ur1cd. by developers and build.in& induatry spokesmen to foreao the au11e1ted home con· atructlon ban in tract artH whn-e they already hive lnv•t- J'Qenll ran1in1 to mUUona of doll an. . .-For the aecood ~ ln a row. (See NOISE, .... A!) School Land 'rransfer Hearing Set J • ., .. 1afcf trustffS could not act oa her Cblmlllal earlier. UMer at.ate law, he explained, aw:b dlsmlasal proceed.lop unnot be lnltlaled betweenMaylSandSept.~ . He 1ald '11• d11trid's ~ \DIJ will run parallel with poasl- ble actloo by1be Oran&e County Boardol EducaUoo. Jn Ml.ftb, Saddlel>Kt otftdals asked the coooty board to invoke a aect.loo ol the atate F.ducatioo Code never used betore to withdraw re&lalratlao Cf JIJu Habn'acredenUala. Tbll acUon would have Pl'Oo hibitecl the paycboloeist. who has been employed with lbe district for eJaht years, from wortdnc or teachlne in any acbool dlatrlct In I.be county. Altboqb cowity antdals ac- cepted t.be cue and initialed the bearial process, a CallCCl'D1.a ad· Trustee Fed Up Bartlwlomew May Quit Post .. BJ WILLIA• &amll!lllll Of ..... ., .......... Robe1't Bartholomew, the most comervative member ol Sad- dlebacll eou •• ~ board of ~L said today be ls ·~ed up'' wb.n life ill Orange County and may resign his poll before bi• current term expires In March. Even ii be serves out his term. the· 51-year-old Tustin nursery owner aaid it is "very probable" be will not run again. Bartholomew coofi'l'med that. be baa purdtased land in Carpin- teria and plans lo move his entire busloeu and family to Santa Barbara County as soon as the required local building permits can be obtained. ''That could take three months to thfte' yean but-we11re hoping it will be done before the end of the year." Jlartbolomew said, noting be la ready and anxious to leave ... "Wben ypu've lived in a place like Tustin for 50 years and de- cide to pull up atakea. you've &ot to be fed up with tb.ings," he said. "I've seen this area crow to the point where there are too many people and too much smog. Smoa'• not 1ooct for my plants." Bartholomew said be will -Pnhlie Ma~s OK for Christians-Vatican VATICAN CITY (AP) -Ttie Vatican dee~ tcr day that public Mass may be held for deceased non- cat.bolic Christians, except ln cases that. mtgbt cause "ac..,.,,.11• th• f111it.b(u1.'' "A public Maas fol" A!nerlcan Preslden~ Roosevelt would be no problem. But one for Stalin. who wasl>orn into a Chrlst.lan family, might stir some scandal, .. explal.Ded the Rev. Marceline Zalba, a pro- ressor of Rome's Grecortan Universlt)'. A public Mau ii one celebrated for an audience, such as a special Mau f« the U.S. bicentennial or for a famous person. Masses are a1lo 1ald by a priest in private without a coneregation attending. 'lbe.-decree..by te. Vatican'~ Confregation f« the Doctrine ot the Faith.eased a centuries-old ban oa high or public Mass tor non-Catholics. The ban re- mains in etfectu a ''&meral rule,•• thedeereenld. It aoted there ls ftO bu on Pl'ivttte or &ow masses tor non·Catholics -''indeed there c:m be many re· a.sans in favor,•• t.bedecreeaald. Dog Walker Faces Walkout .Charges ''level with the people .. wben the time .comes to make bis f1Dal de- cision to move away. In a separate but related de- -velopment Wednesday, coltep Trustee Donna Berry <1 Kluloo Viejo revealed abe would tes""1 her post in January 1f new ftnan- ci al dlacloaure requirements force ber to itemize her' husband'• financialboldi.nls. "II 1 am required to dlsetoee my huaband'a earninp, I wlll re- aip first, .. abe said. "N!Ucal otndals should be required to disclote all of tb~ir penooa1 boldln&• but not thole ol tbelr (See FED UP, PapAJ) MAC Backs Ma l l P lan For. Viejo O.ilu ror a loni-lliam* re-ldcaal ahoppln1 mall 1n eoallleril IOaalon Viejo have beea ..,. dontd bJ the commullltJ'• lluniclpal Adrilor1 Ooundl. PllDI pretellted to tbe comell •tbll Yeek bJ the MJnkn Viejo Oom1>U7 call for tbe .,.lt«e, fu1lY eaclGMd cent«' to be built cm a acres ol lan4 bounded by tbe San Dle&o Freewa1. llliiieiif.e Fartw_, aDd aowli" Valle1 Partway. The aboppiDC ceal8I' lite bu appe1reef -011 Klallon VleJo master plan m1pa for yean but the c:ompQJlbU been boldlnl olf developmentunWmoreotthere. - sldential areu were eompleted. Four tarfe chaln stcns will oe- eupy buildla11 ranainl from 150,000 to w.ooo square feet ln size. So la, the C'CJIDP&llY bu contracted with llq Company, Mont1omery Ward and Roblmon'1. The foarth tenant hun't been Hlec:ted, ~ A Newpor\ BelCb man who tried to avpld a Ucllet by walkinl away from an animal Coa&ol o£. fleer found himself facing cbariea of re1i1t1oi arrest followin& the WtdnesdQ' inci- dent. immedl1tel1 after boc*inf.. , to company offlclalJ. TbouCh the new~ II only about five mUes IOU&h ol Lacuna JDl1a Kall, company oftlclall ny they luave recel•ed IUPP(lrt from many retideoll ol eout.b coant)f cities and communltMI wbo now feel tbeJ mun drtte too far to abop, \ Cl1Gde Colton, M. ot m Irvine Ave.•• booted on that cbarle t.cauM be ref u.aed to be Uclleted for IWllUa bis dot on a ICbool playlfOUlad without a le¥b• police Mid today. Be wu r• luMd OD llla own recapiJanCe AceordlDf to l>Ollce l'el>Cll'U, "animal coatrol olftcer Deborah Muri>bY 1potted Cott.on with a amall dot at the Horace Eosip Kiddle School field at about 8 p.m. She aald abe 1topped Ccttcn u he left the field and explalned to him that he wu ln vtolat1on of two municipal 1tatutes -having the dot on acbool property ancl w.W.01 the dos wi~ a leash. She aald he walked aft.)' from her .. 1he •tarted to write the Uck9' pd refua-4 to atop even wbmae ordered blm todoao. Officer Murphy 11ld ahe followed Cotton to his home and ~ be refUaed lo answer her k:Docll at bla door, •he caUecU« a patrolman who placed CGttoD un· derl.l'nlt. MAC memben _..told that the project,~ which 'Will lndude two levels cf parkh\i for more than l ,IOO can, wtD be built in two phase•, mucb Uke the Lquna Hilla center. The compan1 wllll&I to beClll wort before the end cf the year with complttloo cf the ftnt part ol the center planned for ma. Tbe second part of the proJec:t, ln· clllCllna the fourth ~store, I.I dueforcomplettoa b)' 1m. The JIAC WU told tluat the center could 1enente 1,100 re- aular Job• and up to 2,800 ieuoul alott, CleeCENTE&, PapAI) mlnlltraUve law Jud&e nalecl that tbeCouDty lac:uJurildicUon. Since tb~, county clflc:ials have ulled their staff to de-- tAlnnlne whether they caDl'elelnd the ''llfeatatus'' they QPtovedon Mill 1la.tm •• credeatiala In lffl andlm. In the complalot filed with the county. District ~rintendent Richard Welte charced Mias Habn wlt.b unproteulonal COD· teachlne and peralatent. defiance ot and ~tuaal to obey the lawa re.. · aulaUn1theduUeaott.eachen. J Dl1trlet ortlclal1 llsted 2S : separate allecaUona acatnat ber. • They contel)d the 111ycholoei1t , took an unauthorized leave of v ablenc. lutfall to vacaUooln the 1 South Seu. They a1eo all .. • abe submitted a forced leltel' ataUnc l abe had dental 1ur1er')' dwinl lb• Umeperiod involved. ~. . B flfl ol E lle S•are d • Monica Schutter of El Toro (left), and Debbie Cook of Dana Point, were honored by the Lafuna Niguel _ Jl)'CftS Wednesday foe aavtng the life of Kristie Koch, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Koch of :Mission Viejo. Kristie nearly chok~ to death on a piece of candy while shopping with her mother. But the two women, both. supermarket employes, dislodged the can- dy from her throat. Aban doned 4 Years, Lisa \Dies in Home llIAKI (AP) -It toot three dQS to flnd Li1a'1 patents alter 9be died at the Sum'lle Scbool for tbe retarded. She bad been ~t to the acbool four 7ean aioaad bad never bad a vtaltor. Ula died Sunday when 1be drioted duriDt-breMIMt. While llbe wu eaUDe prunes, abe becan to abate ana cbcildng IOUDda came from ber throat. "When the1 canted her into tbe DuniJll ttatloo. lbe WU UD• c:omdou," aaid acbool director IMlle Leecb. "Sbe bad atopped breaUd.Dt.'' A racue squacl failed to rm Te tbe7·Jtar-old ClrL She bid been c:mied to ber lnakfut th1t mora.tne. School employn aald what •be had wantM to do mC11tinbert.roubled. lilew•walk. ..... could aawl around tbe floor, bat •be ... U7lns bard to walk and wbenner lhe took a 1tep, bit' f1ce would lllht up/' aalchoc:lal worker Mary lllakey. Worllert at -&nriae alJo re· membered watcblnl Ula when other patleaw bad viltton. ''Sbe would alt In her wheelchair and look at tbe vlf.. It.an," one weltue worker tlld. "It wu hard to know what was 1otn1 on behind her big brown eyea, but they often looked sad.'• The achool lul beard from her parents ln February, when it.sent a routine federal form to theil' lut known Miaml ·address. The pareatt liCDed the form and mailed It back, There was no re· tumaCldretl. When POUce checked the ad-, dreaa after Llaa'a death, the pll'elltl bad moved, leavln& no forwardlnt lnformatloo. P'luUJ on Tuesd•, the eirl'• parents read a 1tory ln Tho MJllDl New• about Uaa'a deat.b , and clalmed bu body from tho city moraue. Officials rcfulecl to dilclaH the parents' nune1. Leec:b aaid workers at the f aclllty were deeply 1addened by lJaa'ldt~ I '"the PfOPl• on the llaff aren't • ln it for tbe money -tbey 1tt SZ.27 an hour.'• be Hid. ''They <SeeALONE,P.,eAZ> Co a1t Wea tiler Partial cloudln., wlll eon\lnue Frld1y with J J . same warmlDI a10DI tho } cout. INllDE TODAY 1ftGtcNr ~ to Ute C'1ol1 of 'IS, the OIN tbot moU cu cootr o/ Tfm• maclf •.,7 Qldt. ,G bl,.00- cordMtg to .o """' ~ M L'oft A1 todar· fOUND GUILTY BY JURY Thom•• Hardin ttnt ... Murderer Guilty o n 5 Counts Juda• Jamea F. Judi-n.tlflid Wednesday that be ls not 1oinl to allow tesUmony related to lmne belreas Joan Irvine SmJth't coo· meta with the Irvine Company Into her current O"*"Ce Cowty Superior Court le1al ldloo. The victim of several rullnts made on that isaue Wednesday waa James Irvine Foundation al· torney Howard Privett. • He vainly protested that Mn. Smith'• disputes with Jrvlne mana1emenl had ddlnlt.e bear- inC on the price t.he company could uk for if.S stock. "I am not trylne to say that she was right or wrong," Privett araued. "I only wish lo use lbis t•Umony to prove that her at· litude affected company poUcy and certainly airected t.be com· pany'a chances ln the market place." J>nveu apparently hoped to ob- tain that testimony from 1rvtne Company President Ra)'lDCJGd L. Wataon wbo was on the wit.nesa Confeued killer Thomae stand alldaJ. HatcliA Huter listened lo the Judce Judge. clearly aareeinc wwdl "suJlty" five times late with arcuments offered by Mn. Wedaaday .. an Orqe County Smith's lawy~rs, refused t.oallow SbPfrior Court jury delivered the Privett to explore the extent ol packaae the pro.ecutton de· 1 reputed friction between Mra. rnandtd. Smith and Irvine executives. H~r. %9, showed no emotion Judie Judge wiU be aated by aa clerk Trudi Morcnes read into foundaUon lawyers at t.be'eod of the recclrd the jury f1ndlq that what 11 expected lo be a slx·Week be wu au.my of two counts of hearing to re.move the intunct.l«S\ fint decree m urdtr end equally that currently prevents t.be sale of guilty of related counts of foundation stock in the lrvtne bu:rllatY and consplraey. Company lO the 140bil Oil Con\· Addiq to sentences were four pany. Penal Code provlslons tt!at.ed to Mn. Smith argues that the $200 t.be jury's flndl~ that be wu millloa price, w!Uch works out at: armetl at the time .Janet .... SM-a ab.are, ii mu~ low and Metz, 34, aad RonUd Cauftb, , unlalr to bet Md other minority 'Z1, were k!Jled ln their 8umet atockhoklen. Beach home lut Nov. I. Jt became apparent durinc 11'e bearded Hester told ev-tatimoay We4n~ that Mn. eryoae withln eanbct Ions before Smit.b olfered ao alternative to tbejuryntumedthatbeapected t.be pf'OPC)bd Mobil· deal wbich a bllt.ch of aultty verdict.a plus tbe proved to be far from acceptable jury'• ftndln1 of flnt dep-ee on to Watson and the Irvine Com· tbetwokillln1a. pa.ny. ~ He wtll be aentenced Sept. 23 Watson testified that be by Judie Robert P. Kneeland. threatened to restgn his post lf Fiber s Class Offered at Saddleback Adults in lhe Saddltback Valley wUl have the opportunity to ex~riment with fibers ln a de· coraUve art cratia cl119 offered at two times and locaUons by the school dlatrict '• Adult Education Department. The courses are being olfered from l to 4 p.m. In the Ae1ean Heilhta Clubhouse and from 7 lo 10 p.m. in Room 708 al El Toro HJth School on Wednesdays. Both courses start Wednesday. Students will complete a number ol off-loom and on-loom project.a, lncludint wall han1- ioes, punes and pillows. Color. design and contemporary trends it weavt.na and Oben a1ao will be ~scuaed. Students will pay for the material uaect in their projecta. Further information may be cbtained b7 calllnS 81T.Q'70. ~ Hills 'f.hief Gels '400 Drapes Window drepes valued at $tOO hive been stolen by lntruden · w!ao may have uud a key lo enter • vecant Lacuna Hllll home. Orance Count1 lberilf'1 of- fictrl aald Utt theft et .,... Via Corcma wu rePOftld by olftda.la ol s.ddleback 81~ and Loan. Offic ... w-. told thal lbo home wu about to be rented. • ORANOI Cl041f DAILY PILOT RotlertN.WMd ~~-...-.JMkR.CUrlrf "'°"'-•-c;,-•....._. • ThomH KffVll ·-Thomas A. Murpfllne ~ ............ OwlrlH H. Loos Rld\lrd P. N•ll •w--......a- Sa M1Ncti Valley Oftk:lt na11...o.._.._. .. ..,.oi..,_ OMcea C.•_a_..,_ -....... ...... ,.,, ............ ~ ..... , . ._.,,.~ Tt11•hl• {7t4)604.1n 0•1tn. ........ 1i111MM01 ......_,V~f-Ollke .' ........ ,.,_..,a.-.... ~*'Cir-a... ............ c:.-.................... ~ ...... .,....., .. ., ... u .. ..,."" .,.,.,,. ,,.., "* ·--· •11'""'4 ... d .. -lf\I·~ .. ...... -. _... c-,...,_ Hi<I .t C:.... Mtv. ~ .... , ........ ( ....... U"-~t ... H~,M-f-- there was any poulbility that } mith 's propos-1 were to be ad ed and carried out. T timony indicated that she ur tbe Irvine Company last A t to buy out tbefoundatioo's 54. percent interest In the com- pan)', usloc income derived from its sround leaau. · Wat.aon said Ule loss of what he called a vital cub now would bave seriously weakened the company In man>-phases ol Its operations. He ta.id he also pololed out to shareholders who were warned of bis possible restsnatioo that the maneuver would leave Mrs. Smith u the major power in the Irvine Company. NOISE ••• told by Marine officials that jets at El Toro will be getting bigger and nobler. -Encouraced' by Krlatin• Kister (of two home-owner as- soclalions in tbe area) wbo ararued that permittln1 home bulldinc in the area w<1Wd be a diuttvice lo the existing com- rnllnl U ea as well as future ieneraUons. By the time the two-hour public heariA1 ended, supervtaon were u deadt~i~d ~• whmlit t>eaan. ApparenUy still tavortna im· J>081ni aome kind ol restrtctlons in the area declared natae im- pacted with 90 percent certainty by UJtruystem1, Inc. '1 aludy were Supervlaors 1bomu Nley and ltalpb Clark. And apparenlly opposecj to ex· pandlnc tbe nolae sooe were &.lperviaora Ralph Diedrich and l..aurenco Sehmtt. Diedrich and Schmit lndJcated. howtvtl', they faYOC' 8 Plannl.,. Comml11lon recommendation tblt developers In the area be re- quired to tell pr01pedJve home ~en of the poa1Ible DOlJe lm· Pict. But neltbef aide ln the 2-2 de- bate c:ould must.er the t.b1rd vote <needed to settle the laaue. So. they dteldtd to resume t.belr cllaeuaalon next Wednelday. l o tbe meantime, a com- promise 1olutlon propoaed by Clark ls especttd lo be worked over. · ctart would have boundal1• d the lm~ed IOM expended to cover roqbly an addlUooal 4,000 •CNS. a boundary set by a com· puter aystem uted by Ultrasyalems. Inside the enlarged area, CJ ark propoHa baruUDI CODltrucUOD ~ bomet unle.11 the dneloper cm prove bl.a site b not nolae lm· paCted. • In tbe ~emalnlat ~000-acre area Hid by Ultru11tem1 WWI 90 percent certailtty lo be impact • ell by DOfff fn exce11 ot t5 CNEL· (~munit,r not.le enTironma leve!J, Clark would fmpoH the nolwnotlficauon req~. -n.o.e r~ulremeota wen tint sQQeSt.ed b)' the «JUnty Plan· nine Commls1lon when it NCOm-cnended on a 4·l vote malatainl.q dtae home conatnact1cm bu et l\a ---boandariea.. ... . . ........ u. ....... c.m., .-y"'~••..a&a..1118M7 ol tbe dlabarmoay" lat 1aJd would be cN&tad lt tbt revamp. "" auuested by lln. SmJt.b toot pl.ee. But Judae Jude• woukl not al· low hl111 to .further comment on coofrontaUon1 ~WMG lfn. Smith and lrrine eom,_, board mtmbua after attaraey Howard Seooper A i li ag f ftlldma·Ti~ objected lo ACtl '-ltmOD)': • •!The foundetJoo la try ns to lelld WI down one lhoul&nd and one rabbit tralls." th• turiou.s Frtedmu aucctJStully pt'Otat· od. "1blt 'lad of ~ may be holy wrtt to lh• Irvine Company but it bu no place In thl4 bear~ tnc." Mars Life RepOrt Due From Vilqng PASADENA (AP)-Sclentist.a cmduslve. received today the first resu.IU ~ lleanwblle, a series~ or1aruc a bloloey experiment ccmduct.ed experiments were halted Sunday on Vlkin12. a spokesman said. when the robot arm oo VlJrlnt 2's But eveo Uthe robol lab bu de-lander became 1 m moGUzed. tected lifelike chemical reac-Commands to turn a acoopln1 Uooa. an ai1ln1, pebble-scoopi.n& arm rilht-aide-up were aent to arm muat fint be fLXed before ex· the lander today, but Wood said it periments designed to confirm would not be known until Friday the po8Sibility of life can be con-whether the soil scoop was suc· elusive, a spokeaman said_ cesaful in deliverine a sample to Alan Wood, a Jet Propulsion theremote·control Martian lab. Laboratory spokesman, said an • Photos .sent back from the afternoon brjefing would disclose Martian surface Wednesday results of a labeled release ex· seemed to reveal that a faulty perimebt. switch was to blame for jamming Before a robot arm became lm· of the mechanical arm. mobilized Sunday, Jt waa able to scoop up soil for UU. experi-meotl which actenu.t. hope will abow that biolocical, or life, ac- tivity exist.a oo the Bed Planet. ln the flnt experiment., Wood.. said, a email amount ol IOll was placed in water and some radioactive nutrient.a. "Any mlcrooraaolama that function by metabolism b.reathinc would consume the nutrient.a and release cues." said Wood. Gaus, lndloatln• tbat bloloiJcll procesaa could occur on Mars, were detected turing a similar experimeot conducted by Vik.io11. But other experimenll problnc for organic materials, the build- ing blocks or life. proved ne11Uve, leavtnc scientists con· fused and the search foe llfe in· Saddle back Enrollment Tops 12,000 Wlth olficial enrollment due to end Friday at Saddlebaclt CoUe1e. the total ntunber ol stu- dents slaned up to attend the Mis.- slon Viejo school bu topped 12.000 for the first time. 'Ibroulh lbe end ol lut week - ~ 16 daya of ~ation - lhe tally atood at u.•. College official.a aaJd Tue.day that the total ls "conaiderably higher" now. The prevlou.a hllh for enroll· ment waa aet last fall, when ll,775atudenta rectatered. 1l9bert Boaanto1 colle1e dean of .clmiaslooa ana records, bas predlct4'd lbe total enrUlment C<JU!d reach 16,000onceall11.iures are In. Slsnups in lelevi1ion counea that don 'l bealn uotll the •endoftbemonlbwlllcooobeyond Frtdar. l"roM Pflfle Al FED UP .•. F ro• P qe Al CENTER ... The co10pany is boplng the center WW lncreue demand for new boualn& and rental space for people worttn• at the center. The center alao la expected to produce property tax revenua for local taxlnc •1•nclu - $40,000 a year to Orqe County Service Al'ea Nlne and $500,000 to the Saddlebaek Valley Unified School District. The Lucerne H 1 940W 1J1Newaman To Go Free? WASHINGTON <AP> - 'l'tltviaton ntwaman DameJ ScborT •PPl"fttl)' will oot be char1ed wtlh contempt ot Con1reu for bla refusal to name th• peraon who auppUed blm wtth the Houae lntelllaence rtport ' Nine llmoa durlna Schorr'• aworn tettt.imony Wtdnnd•y, Elhlc1 Com· mlu.et Chairman Jobn J. F\ynt Jr. <D·Ga. ), warned him that ht could be held in contempt of Con1ress and be Jailed or fined lf he re- luaed to identify his souroe and anawer other ques· tlons about the aource. Nine times, Schorr re- fused. Alter the bearing, an In· formal poll of the members abowed that six of the 12 committee members op. POiied any attempt lo cite Schorr for contempt and two others ell.ber leaned that way or were uneer· tain. f'r••Po geAJ X-R ATED •.. loud enough for them to bear me." Tbe first of the ll'OtU> to walk out wu a 74-year-old who said the pornographic musical wu not anythjng ,like her favorite Rodeen and Hammers t ein pl aye. About 40 minutes later, two others left. One was ember· rassed; the other said she wu bored. Two others followed minutes later, commenting about•the country goln1 to bell with such movies. After the movie, Mrs . Crenshaw said lt had been some experience: "You think *auae we're old ladJes, we don't know anythin1. Well, we came here lo study something and we studied it. I don't think we will come again." !>QUALITY TELEVISION husband• or wtvea unlesa lhere la a oonflld of lDLerest lnvolved.'' But John Keplincer. a apokuman for tbe Falr Cam· pallft Practlu1 Comn\llllon lo Sacrament~ 111d today t.bat it la likely Mra. uerey will not have t.o reveal her buabend'a holdinp. Slim trim decorator compact 1tv11no' Ceblnet btaut1fully ''"'"*' 1n 11mul1ted grained Amer1can Walnut Pie1ure Control Automatic Fin• Tuning Control. Illuminated Channel numbers. "Roll Up' Ads Sell Flu Shots • ATLANTA <AP) -"Roll Up Your Slecive, America" la the theme of a national campalJn lo aet Americans lo line up Cot awtne nu 1hots. But If everyono rolls up when tho ahotl nnt btcome available, t.hcre won't be enou1b vaccine to inoculate them. • The pubhc awareness cam· pal1n sponsored by tho fC!deral Center for Diaeaae Control and the National Medical Audio Vl1· ual wUI be presented lo public service ad• ln radio and televtlion spot.a , newspaper and maaaaine ads and othe r materials. There ls no plan to buy national advertislne ror the campal1n. "The thrus t of the cam- paign is that flu is a serious disease, that I{ is preventable, that we have a l ood vaccine and you should protect yourself," spokesman Stafford Smlt.b saJd Wednesday ni«iht. Prealdent Ford had been pushing lo have all Americans in· oculated 8.lainat the viral infec- tion by the fall. But lhere will not be enough vaccine available II. every American wants lo be ln· oculated when the shots first become available in October. Delays in prodocln1 the vaccine have been caused by doubts about Its reliabllily and in- surance problems. Federal officials expect to de· Uver more than 20 million doses of tbe vaccine by Oct. l lo slate health departments, an addl· tional 97 million doses by Detember. and 130 million doses by Jaollary. ALONE ... are Mr'e out of a areal devouon fot the children. These are their children and if one dies, ll's like 1 loslng one or their own .'· PLUS EYQ-Eleclronlc Vtdeo Guerd Tuning Systom One·lcnoet WiF Ind UHF Channel Selec11on 100% Sohd·Slote Tllall ChaM I& "Tbt dlacl01ure pnwtalool are probably a lbt nerrower for peo- ple on school and colleae boards than for atattwlde or countywlde o(flclab," KepllnCtr said. "tJo- leo her huaband'• holdings are larce end wtthin her dlatrict'a area, aht ptobably won't have t.o ~({'~~ POWI,_ IENTAY Vc.!Mago Aegu1111no Syttem 2;:A~OHAl The HAAITON • H25tOW 01ant·1ar11n table model lttturfng 11urdy vtnyl-efad metal oablnet fn r1ehfy-gralntd almulatld Walnut. EVO- Eltctronfe V~eo Gu111d Tuning Syatem with convenient Ont• • dJtclott thtm." . Mn. Berry end her b.aband, who works for l'ord Motor eom- pa ny, recently purchased vineyard acrea1e north of SacrQIHto. The tnatee wd tbe famUy i1n't plannlftl an 1m· mediate move to Ute new propet'- t1 and, banin• diadOlure dlf- llculUta, she wlll aerve the r• malnlna two aod a hall yean ~ btrterm. Bartholomew'• re1l1natJoo would cnaU1 dJminiab die COD· Mn'aUve lnlJutnceoeU.~ board, Wb.lcb ha• been noted tir .troa;1., coatenadve lemdnpli lbltput. • ,,_ .n.tlD.tnaatte. e membitr fl tbi uJU"a·coaMrVaUve JchD 8lrch Sodet1, served on tbe o&d 1'11Ua Unla11 HJ&b ~School Dt• trtct and T..st1n '1nLned Sebool DlaU1ct boarda before -""'n« Ms cotMie 1ut bJ .,.....'N'lt ... April ol Mrlt. He wu eltettd to afllll ._. two IDOlltbt later &Dd Ml...,... a Wiit .. pi'etldentol I.bi bMld. •zenilh't Color Sentry'• doet It au tor you: controls the color picture when the ect n• changt1, Of the channel changes, even whtn tl•t room ltgnl Chang ... Yo11 get that gteat Ztnlllt plctu,. -•111omat1c•llr. ~u~~~::::~===~:r:====~~::..i Knob VHP' I nd UHF Chinner ill s111c11on. .._....,.. ,flUQ'llw J O-W ..... C...Jt. Phone 642-8182 Store Hours Dail'f U Sat 9-5:30 . ........... -.. ................. . ..