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Home My WebLink About1976-10-21 - Orange Coast Pilot. ~meii Split,-·· opout Talk ' • Decision Set for Saturday By KATBY a.ANCY Of "'-Dally l"IMI kafl Marian Bergeson, who finished 5eCOlld in the 14th U · s embly district's J•ne Republic~p primary, will watt until Saturday to decide if she will wage a last minute write-in . campaign. . _ .. ~ . Nevertheless, Mrs. Bergeson already filed a s an official write-in candidate by Tuesday's deadline, and Registrar of Voters Al Olson will count any baJlots cast for her, whether Mrs. Bergeson wants votes or not. The 12-year merqber or the NewPort-Mes a Unified School District Board of Trustees told members of Women in Com· munications Inc. in Santa Ana Weneeday "llight('-gj\e-filed the write-in petition to keep her op· tions open. But she wants to wait three days to see if support for her candidacy surfaces. By GARY GRANVILLE "It has to be fantastic • oc'" 0e11y ,.,._ 114111 resllonse and it bas to be Republican Assembly can· Republican leaders," Mrs . 'date James Slemons angrily Bergeson said. JW.led ... \od ~.L.~hAt .~~o¥\.~ it<! -· .. _: '! .!~ __ l)J>,t -~~.J_~t~!l!.c!.1 i_n lim6e<l aboa rd his yacnt 1ues-an uns u c ce ss1 u1 campa gn y. and sailed orr into a 10-day • frankly," she said. "But on the litlcal sunset. other band, the response bas Just as angrily, Slemons de· been so fantastic from the rank · ed reports that he intends to and file Republicans who are thdraw from the 74th District totally concerned about good ace. representation. "those unsubstantiated re· "This.is the real con!rontation ' rt's are just another part of a that I think we are faced with, eries of mud slinging attacks and it is an issue of principle y my Political opponents and versus strong political power," rresPons lble members of the Mrs. Bergeson continued. ress,"saldSlemons. Mn. Bergeson, one of 12 can- The harried 74tb District as-didatea in the Republican mbly candidate also said he primary, lost by 2,600 votes to as disturbed by Republican Newport Beach car' crealer arian Bergeson declaring James Slemons. erself as an official write-in And sbe told the small 1ather- andJdate. log Wednesday about recent al· He knew whe re reports ol his le1aUons about Siemon&' lnte- alled 10-day flight l'rom the grity, along with bis refusal to litical bot seat came from, face voters in debates, lead to a wenr. 1round1w~ll of support this He labeled the charges or his · week for her write-in can· ~· exodus "irresponsible al· didacy. cations that could bave easily 'Ibe charces against Slemons disproved if tllOle maldng <he BE•P~N, Pace AZ> them had taken the trouble to check thelr facts." Slemona aaJd be left Newport Barbor Tuesday afternoon to ebeck out new radar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. fu~f'h~I ~aav:lsD~ ~t:C: . f»ACOlllA,CAP)-Threemid· Harbor accordln1 to the · dl••••-people were robbed and ' nd d kidnaped, a man was shot and a Rep\l~ ca i ~ · woman raped -twrce today in a M ~ame a::O:=.:-~~:n tbnJe.bour epllOC1e of taTol' that 1 ....__, bl by ended wjth tbe arnst of a 1'· to b1I automobl e _.,. P year-old bo)' oatalde the building one of bll employea. .._ 1 an be tbe ........ , .. "I( anyone llacl 'tUell the wuu"' t •an -~uvw.uu trouble to come ln bent tbty DlvtlloD poUce_1tatioa. coald baft ..... aw ..... in )IWloa, •• the caadkt1te Nkl. A "But, u be a.id, "It ... &llueb ~ <SeeStE•ONS,PqeA2) , ' . . • • • .... .::.... ·All-out -~a~p 1 Fenee Stops Slide Driver Glenda Venator, 27, of 816 Alabama St., Huntington Beach, told traf- fic officers· her Honda went into a slide Wednesday afternoon upon hitting a wet patch of Pacific Coast Highway on the curv~ near Sam's Seafood Restaurant in Oelf\' PIMt ....... by Ar1-II. VltUfl Sunset Beach. It bounced off another car and rammed tence ne~r 25th Street. Miss Vena tor and her passenger.· Roberta Blakeman, 26, of 905 .Alabama St., Hunt· ington Beach, were hospitalized with multiple injuries. · Ca r t er Attac k s .Aa .. -use ·· By The Aasoclated Press Jimmy Carter said today that President Fp,rd is using "a highly mlsle•ding sort of ad~ vertislng campaign" that features the cover of the cur ... rent Playboy magazine contain-i ing a Carter interview and a: Newsweek cover showing Ford's picture. Speaking wit.h reporters dur-inl an inspection of his peanut- warebouse i,n Plains, Ga., the Democr~tic presidenUal ·ca~ dida~ complained that the ad tries "to insinuate that I'm •• special case and have lo morals simply because I gran ed an interview with Playboy."'. The advertisement has bee pllced.J».JLW_oua»~-· FORD TO SPEAK IN COUNTY-A3 states, according to the Presi dent Ford committee, which d veloped it. The committee urges people to read both ·magaz as one way of deciding whic candidate to vote for. The Playboy cover shows womal' with ber shirt unbut toned an~ " headline referrin to the interv\rw : "Now, th Real Jimmy Cart.er." Ford said Wednesday he re J -----------------·------·· -------~FOLLOW Importer's Cheek ·-· -·---··----irttauscript of-the inte·~·--..... 1:.11 not the magazine. He said h declined to be interview~ AD FOR CHINA "We. advertised in two other papers and received no response. The first day· our· ad· ran in the-· Daily Pilot we received man>'! .calla and sold our china." · These were tbe words of a ·coata Mes'a physician who' New York D ·oorman . .. . . . . . . . . .. ... Fi lilh $4 Million placedthiJclautfiedad: NEW YORK' (AP> -''I was theatalioo..noor. Lenox fln_nt China. ·shocked. I couldn't believe It. My · After pi~klng up the .case and Wes&chemt. Wide 1<*1 · · .bands "ere ahakin1," recalted undppinf it' to' find• the owner's ~ckr.l ... llany _utt~ .• -. --• Puln\venue ·doonnm-Ectteb..-·-n1l11le"-M · .,. -a··~ck-·for Used twice. ~ prke. U · · • X·DXXOrxu·lOOCX non. $1,188,769.95. · Lennon had.gotten oil the sub-The check was from an impo~· It pays to P,¥t the Dally~~· wa)I at Eaat 59t.b str.t in mid· export bouse, the Maurbeni work f~r yoa. ~ aelling Maabattm..a be*-ally on America corp., and was paJ18ble fine china or cJeanmc out the hit way to work. BCll be notieed a to the' Louis Dreyfus Corp., a .Ml'H•. call.14-5811.. a~ 'blue lea th~ "'1et· cue op Maplaat~9 brokerage~· . IAimon, a Queens residdl, Haaid . fint t~DI he did WU Call . hil emf ~lld :a.btl her to ttbet1 ehoukldcJ." • . ~~.\.ii:~~~~~= . 1 IJl# ... r Mrl'Y,in, ~ C8" dia· cOfttedh~ JOA and reported it to tn a partlaC lot nM.r tbe,poUCe, 'tbewomanwura~t•. · : : tbjacpaa,pep,ywbj~1'issuedastop ttatiall. Wben be.dro.e.bacik to t.M~ pa~ on tbt,,cbe(!k~ Wben ~ men •aictrtbey didla't wlilere beflnt aeewted the~ '"l'Jae ~r 1 ~· was bes!de t.ve teO. tbe yo~Ul Ibo\~ mib Footllill police 1-4, been ftPUfted bl~,' said, pla .'toto, ~'11 in tM cheek, climbed lritit tlle and ..rrMted U.you*IL , t room -.UJMtniaor tor f.M', eotn· back ... t. and o**'9d them to He wu tNK«• ltt tD\Wtlear ~· "He'd· deliYered • ~ ' drive. ticlll of attem,ucl murder, kid· ee IOr a atbek trw.ct.kin to ·nap. robbery Md repe.' e Ilana~ Amed~in Corp. Tbe ur went a awnber of Tb• ~· wlto wa• 1f'ot, ....S pt~ up the cbeet in re-attea-to-........... -ot~··tt1 ............................. ~=· s;lmar. •l*a tM ma,.,...,... at. a nnrbf hMpMal ..a r.· plaltlo bN Joad.-t •of ......_ dill..~._.. 'Die • ••ued...N...-C:U.. .... '~: . ~• mlD:!lta . of ~ aecuti•e ,,__was or--• drift aft,l vid1ma WMe not •mmedl1feb'ft· , me.tf.nf, 8iid Wore. ttie epl.tode w.11 over . lMMd. •·. <a-CHE~. P!e~~>_ ~. Playboy because "I don't a president or the United Sta ought. to be interviewed in ~ maeazine that has that format.·• . . <see PLA VBOY. Page A2f .. ; Weather Increasing cloudiness and cooler weather expect-' ed Friday with a chance or rain 41 the aft.ernooo. Coast high 75, low near 60. I NSIDET8 8AY .~al Mot"rl'*" ~. "I &hall rmm,".GM lae doe• -•'" -''"' itme m the puaon of Gr•1101J1, P«:k in tlw ) . MW~ "JlocArthur." 1'he pltotOflf'OPMr who lltoC • boUa Pctwn hot 'fOme Jntemting nwmorWI on P.~ A 1. l•d ex I \ ,j ~ A2 DAILY PILOT s Thurlday, OototHlf 21, 1878 aHousina Costs Send PlaMS · . · " · lnNear :,Cons1i:mer Prices.Up ~!~G~~~p?'!j, ByTbeAssoctat.edPras above last Septembtt for the· stands at 170.7, meaning con· tell you -when you can get the " . Consumer prices 1n the Los· Southland. aumera must pay $170.70 for the prop vibraUon 1n the tockplt. · Angeles-Lons Beacb~Oran1e · However, officials said, the same •oods and servicea that he's cloae." "County metropolitan area edJed price a Pi ra I has slowed wouldbnecost $1001n 1967inthe Those were the words an up another six-tenths of a percent somewhat from last year's rate. metropolitan area. Eastern Airlines pilot radioed to ,1Ui September, pushed hardest by The price rise the first nine A 1.2 percent hike in the cost of Was hington National Airport 11'1l sharp rise in the cost of hous-months of thls year was 4.3 per-Southland housing accounted for after his jet nearly collided '1!dth ing. cent, compared to 6.4 percentfor nearly 60 percent of the over·all anAirForcecargoplane. The federal Bureau of Labor lhe similar period in 1975 for the rue in c:onsumer ptices in Sep-The Eastern pilot, whose plane Statistics said todll,Y the latest area. tember. officials said. The cost of was oarryiog 62 passengers, said .rise brought prices to 6.4 percent 'l'be Consumer Price Index home ownership went up 1.5 per-the Air Force C-130 "wasn't more I cellt bec&USe Of higher JllOrtgage than 2()() (eel above US" When th6 ... I' .: I 0 .N~ ~ 0 0 .. .. ~ r f A •fo111f1( Oct Ort SOLAR ECl.IPSE Due 0< t .! J l 9 7 6 Sc .. • ,. u I ~O•O' Ot\••· 1• ' rates ant! other expenses, and planes passed Sunday at about rentals went up 1.2 percent. 4,000 feet, according to an air TrllDlportation costs-pushed traffic control tape. up by higher rates for auto in-The airport's tower chief said aurance, used cars, tires and Wednesday following an in- gasoline -rose by nine-tenths of vestigation that an apparent a percent, bringing it to 10.7 per· "problem in coordination .. cent above a year ago for the between air traffic rootrollers area. resulted In the near-collision. Clothing costs, meantime. rose Eastern FUght 175 was sto~ by 1.9 percent for women and ping at National en route to girls and 1.4 percentfor men and Miami from Wilkes-Barre, Pa. boys. The Air Force C-130, a four- The cost of food dropped eight-.engine turboprop with a five-man tenths of a percent for the crew, had just left Andrews AFB month, but was still eight-tenths en route to Rochester, N. Y. or a percent above a year ago. National Airport handles air Nationally, consumer prices traffic for both National and An- rose four!lenths of a percent in drewa, which is located in September as grocery costs Maryland near Washington. declined for the fll'St time in six Tower chief Harry T. Hubbard months, helping ofCset. increases said a "departure controller" for other goods and sernces, the handling the C-130 apparently government S(lid today. failed to get clearance from an ... w1...,..1. M11.. The over-all rise in the con-"approach controller" to send sumer price index tranalat.es into the C·l30 into a climb through : Solar Eclipse Path· .. This map locates where a solar eclipse will take place Saturday. Tbe path of the eclipse will be in a southeasterly direction visible Crom the northern tip of Madagascar to the southern coast of Australia. Areas outside this path will have a partial solar eclipse. ·Realtor Files Suit I ::Over Badham ,Dog . /\ realtor wno claims As - 'semblyman Robert Badham ad- dressed malicious statements towards him when he demanded compensation for injuries al- legedly inructed by Badham's dog sued the legislator Wedncs· day for damages to be de- termined in trial court. Redondo Beach real estate man Carl B. Pearlston claims in his Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that a letter sent to him by Badham on state sta- tionery amounts to an "attempt to interfere with plaintiff's abili- ty to gain his livelihood." Pearlslon further accuses the congressional candidate or at- tempting to "inhibit the contract relations" or all members of his real estate oCCice. The action stems from an inci- dent that allegedly occurred July 30 when Badham held an OJ>e.Q house for realtors al his home·. 600 Michael Place, Newport ·Beach. 1 Pearlston claims that Badham 'tailed to warn him or the prc- 'sence of a vicious dachshund and :asserts that he was bitten by the ·animal while attending the '$a the ring. ' Badham 's response, according to a letter allached to the lawsuit, was that Pearlston and others were warned not to go into his back yard Pearlston ignored the warning and may have been bit- ten. Badham notes. The assemblyman also notes in his letter to Pcarlslon that Jtucsts Re.gents to Meet SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Univer~ity or California regents, ~ith a word or caution Crom Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's Finance Department over salanes, Degan consideration today or their pro- posed $2.22 billion budget ror- 1977·78. The proposal, by Presi· dent David Saxon's office, calls for an 11.5 percent boost in slate support. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT 1 ~~:.i:.~~',~·~'.'r::v~,::;::::~c;;. CM\t Pu.,..t\ftlrw:1C6'n0•"¥ S-Nttl~f'Olt'°"'Mtl D\l'Otl\.hf"rt Moncl,1y lf\'0U9ft (lrr'On fOf (~t.tt Mf-w N.•waon &fit<" • .,.,lf"ttl~ &tM" F-ovn t•rn V•llf''r ,,.,,,.. S•Odl~Oi.H\ V•tf•., •'"' l-S.••1S-t•Coo•I ..... _.._le<!• ,....,_ 1111 pwb•tVwd \•turo.tyt ~ ~•n '"~ ~;::"~~:!1.~:,:~~·~ no w.u &.• ll•Mf1N W.0. ,.,. ...... ,....,_,_ , .. , .. C-Y·•• Pttr\ldftl'\f •"41 a.,,... ... ~ .... '"~ ....... ,. t.i•ot at the open house were unable to detect any break in the skin where Pearlston claimed to have been bitten. The letter closes with the state- ment that neither Pearlslon nor any of his real estate associates are welcome on Badham's pro-perty. Fro.tPageAI SLEMONS • • easier to assume that I had fled to Mexican waters to escape from I don't know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and I don't quite know what to make of it," said Slemons. Shortly before the filing de- adline for write-in candidates Tuesqay, Mrs. Bergeson, whom Slemons defeated in the Republican primary, declared herself a write·in candidate. Since then, the 48-year-old member of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District 'Board of 'Trustees has said she isn't certaUi that she'll wage a cam· paign for the Nov. 2 election. Either way. Slemons said Mrs. Bergeson 's filing as a write-in candidate is disturbing t.o him. He apparenUy was more up- set about radio reports that he plans to withdraw from his race with Democrat Ron Cordova. Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why he should. "It ·s difficult to combat such unfounded charges when you don't know where they are com· ing from." said Slemons. Earlier this week Slemons said he would not comment on allegations made against him in the press until a so-called in- vestigation by his lawyer is completed. Today, he stood by that posi· tion and indicated he would not . discuss the allegations until some time next week. They center, on a charge that he enticed a candidate into lhe Republican primary race to deprive Mrs. Bergeson of the bottom spot on the GOP ballot Jt has also been alleged in press reports that U.S. Customs officials twice since 1"74 seized pornographic material Slemons attempted to bring into the country. * * * F,....PflfleAI an annual inflation rate national-f1ightl75's airspace. ly of about 4.9 percent, a level in Neither plane took evasive ac- line with the basic underlying tion, and no one was injured. rate or inflation in the economy of 5 to 6 percent. "' Fro. Page A I September's nationwide rise follows increases of five-tenths of a percent in each of the previous CHECK three months. • • • While inflation eased slightly across the nation last month, the Labor Department said the purchasing power of the average worker's paycheck continued to shrink. The department said real earnings -what's left of salary after ded~cli9qs for truces and ad~ 1\!Sted for tnfiation -de'tlined five-tenths of a percent last month. The price report was the final major economic statistic to be released before the November elections. Burglars Hit CdM School For 3rd Time Newport Beach police are in- vestigating the third burglary to hit Corona del Mar High School since September. In the latest thefts, a $1,200 cen- tigram scale and a $35 clock radio were taken from the school's science labs. The scale, which is manufac· tured to measure accurately very light weights, belongs to the school and the clock' radio i6 the property of science teacher Barton Beach. Earlier this month, the school's wood shop was hit by the loss of $500 worth of woodworking tools and in September thieves stole band Instruments from the school's music department. Ac· cording to police the instruments were valued at more than $4,500. Women's Joh CJaim Filed SAN DIEGO (AP> -San Diego was accused Wednesday o f discriminating against women and refusing to promote women to better jobs. A formal complaint against the city was filed with the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, the National Organization for Women told a news conference. A long investigation, they said, shows that 87 percent or all women workinf for the city earned under 1,000 monthly while only 40 percent of the men ·were paid less than $1,000. He Missed First Lady Toto said the bag broke m the subway station and while the messenger scrambled to retrieve the papers, he dropped the brief-case. But Lennon returned the check and everyone was happy. Tbere was no meoUon of a re- ward. • · ncn ~·:::r.:~" ., .. ,., J 7" diagonal One for Tucli? Dole Works for PelUUlts SAN ANTONIO, Tex. <AP). -The spirit of Democratic prankster Dick 'fuck emerged to tweak the cam~ of GOP vice presidential candidate Bob Dole during a visit. to a Mtxican market bere. · AS ,part of WedneadaY'11cheduled acUvities, de.·. slcned to make lood \eleY.lalon film and entertain on- lookers, Dole took a bueball bat ln hls l~ft band and split open a plnata-a Mexican paper doll. He unleashect'not a st.ream Qf candy, which the dolls normally contaih, but an avalancho of peanu"8, $)'1llbolic of Georsta peanut f trll)or and DemocraUc presidential .~ndldate Jlmtl)~ Car\er. . ?.ralilllg Uie b$9t. ~ a.n unexpeeted and unsought surprise, Dele cracked: •'§ee, it only takes one blow. toaetthosepeanu~.'' · · The whereabouts or Dick Tuck, the legenda"ry trickster who haunted Richard Nixon's campaigns for office, were not known. . Mesa Boy, 14, Fro•PageAI Dies 88. Car, 1:!:e~!!~ !isi;n t; place the ad was made by Ford Bik C llid himself. but added that he e 0 e doesn't think it will help Ford's • campaign for election. A Costa Mesa youth was fatally "I think Mr. Ford knows that injured Wednesday night after he Playboy has interviewed many apparently drove his bicycle people: his own secretary of the from behind a parked car and Treasury, Mr. William Simon; was struck by an oncoming vehi-Walter Cronkite. William cle, police reported. Buckley; Albert Schweitzer; The victim was identified as Ward Henri Cooley, 14, 729 West Center St., Costa Mesa. Police said he was struck by a car driven by 17-year-old Alan William Deven, 2798 Bunting Cir- cle. Costa Mesa. He was not cited. The accident occurred at 8:55 p. m . on 19th Street near Monrovia A venue. Police said the youth sutrered massive head and neck injuries. He was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Police said an investigation is underway. Arnold Toynbee; Gov. Jerry Brown, and dozens of others in addition to myself." Carter's interview has becomo a campaign issue because or his expressed views. on sex and morality. Carter sajd he has lusted after a lot of women and committed adultery in his heart, but believes that God forgives him for it. Both are schcdult'<I to be at an Al Smith political dinner in New Yo rk City tonight. But their schedules have been carefully tailored to keep them from seeing each olher. Ford's schedule calls for him to show up at 7 p.m. and leave al 8:30 p.m. with Carter arriv- ing al 9 p.m. and staying for about an hour. 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C...lalMM UOW.\19o•Slf"4 BERGESON involved the alleged lel%u.re of porno1raphic material by federal agents purportedly rrom · BEVERLY HILIS (AP) -A 26-year-old man was arrested today as he tried to break into the suite at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel where F irst Lady ·Setty Ford stayed the la.st two nights, authorities said. 1-·11111-·1u·tur~1Murr11u1i••'1"11" Our 1•1•r!'t>o11t1I 0111• \ 1•11 r t.11nr11u11•1• Ou I 1 ·1 ·r~1 1•rutl11c·1 Hc• .'itt•ll! "~...":. .. .:.~ \~f;=:~;::.:.... ~-· Yol .. Y' lllOl Ul'u lt-11 S... DI ... ,.,_ T•lepfto11• (114)164321 CfHalflff Ad••rtlltntl4t4al \-.. •tt• vono-Ollit• 11t.a:a10 "·-ia~c-4ff.Ol30 ,,,...,_,.,o..,..c_y_lf\ '40-100 """" ..... ,.,. °'""" c.... ,.....,_,. et-..,., Mt "'*""" tterift, UhAf'M_., ...., ... "Mttttt ., •••• ,,,,."''"" .. "'" ,.., .. •tt•N11to4 Wll .. vt \ffCIOI -Ml"~ ., ....,,,...._, ~-t it .... tlor. .... ot Qtole Moe, (olllerfliO htH• •"•" •• ~.,, ... " M =~=:,;,,.'.\ :~: ... " -ly; Mlllltyy Slemons' posaesslon. · It also bas been all•1ed that he persuaded Dale Lucas, who purportedly waa on hit ~n., to file for the asaembly at the 'last minute. Lucas, who fmmedlately wttllcft'ew rrom ac:tlve caropal,n- lnlf did obtain the last spot on the · bal ot. It ls considered bY many active ln politics as a coveted' ballot position. ~tore Lucas nled. Mrs. Bereeaon wu In the- .lastspot. Steven Barker was ar- reeted by Secret Senice aients. He was taken to Beverly Hills police sta- t.ten, wbere he was booked ror lnveatlsatlon of In· terfertn1 wUb a Secret Service a1ent tn the • performance or duUes. Authortttea ulcl tbty beUev~ Mra. Ford had a1rudi left tbe room. . 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ..... ~···· .... 2 o_.. Wett .t c.tt k . Phone 642 .. 8882 Store Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 s.ni.e ... .,._.. SM S .. n ... a.ctr...tc ............... sen1c.v ... ..,,__. ' • Thur!d!y. ~tober 21. 1979 DAILY PILOT Al f' ·F.ord Plans Fountain Valley Visit 87 &OBE&T BA1UC.D OUMOelly""'SWt President Ford will apeat ln Fou.nta.ln Valley Sunday after- noon durin1 a southern CallfomJa awing in the closing stqe. of his u,mpaip before the Nov. 2electlon. He ls expected to make an ad- dress before a crowd that backers hope wm bumber between 10,000 and 35,000. The President ii scheduled to New-Unit To Study Lawsuits Establishment of a doctor- lawyer advisory panel to review the merits of pending medical malpractice claims was an- nounced jointly Wednesday by the Orange County Medical As- sociation and the Orange County Trial Lawyers Association. Purpose of the newly created medical·legal advisory panel is to help reduce the number of frivolous malpractice lawsuits flooding the court. Submission to the joint panel of a pending claim is volwttary and acceptance of the review panel's decision on the merits of the case is voluntary. But at a press conference in Orange, doctors and lawyers alike said they hope decisions re- ached by the panel will dis- courage pursuit of malpractice claims that have little merit. "We feel this approach to the malpractice problem is fair to both the public and the pro- fessions." said Dr. Alan V. An- drews of Newport Beach, presi· dent of the medical association. "It is a good faith etrort by the legal and medical professions to resolve a problem that hits hardest at tbe patient," Andrews added. He and others hailed the formation of the medical-legal advisory panel as the "first .small step toward greater cooperation between the pro- fessions that will benefit the .oublic. •• The pan~I. which will be made up or two doctors and two lawyers, will operate on a one· year basis and be subject to re· view for effectiveness before con- ::tinuing beyond them. Suspect Tied To Slaying 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) -A , bloody footprint on a magazine , found near the body of a "slasher" victim was made by a shoe worn by the man who faces trial for the 1974-75 series of murders, a police expert claims .. 11 A prosecution brief released Wednesday showed that the ex- pert also dete rmined that shoeprinta at the scenes of five 1other slasher attacks "could "have been made by the same type of shoe" worn by ,accused murderer Vaughn Greenwood. Los Angeles Police Depart· !tnenl criminalist James An· derson testified about the footprint found at the death •scene of Robert Sbannaban, a 'jl&.year-old drifter from Texas whose body was found in a downtown hotel on Jan.15.1975. ape&k at 2 p.m . at the Fountain Valley Recreation and Cultural Center at Mlle Square Park, ac- cording to Marcia Bents, Orange County co·chaitman for the Ford camp~n .. Mrs. Bent.s said the President's vlsit was confirmed Wednesday and that members of bis advance party and secret service are in Fountain Valley making ar- ran"ement.s. Nosedit'e Other political f\iures expect· ed to appear \¥ith the President . Include Assembly candidates Phil Seltz, Pete Vosel and Robert Burte, congressional candidate Robert Badha°'• state Senator Dennis Carpenter and Congressman Charles Wiggins. · Movie and television · celebrities and baseball stars also are scheduled to make an appearance. Mrs. Bents4aid. This truck plunged off Interstate 90 near Sherburn Mi!ln., Tuesday after colliding with another truck: Driver Gary Morris of Chesterfield, Ind., sustained a broken wrist but no other injuries. 2nd Hinshaw Trial Recalls Key Witness By TOM BARLEY Of l~t D•ily Pilot Sl•lt A man whose leslimony was a key factor in the conviction of ·Congressman Andrew Hinshaw on bribery charges went back to the witness stand Wednesday to testify for the prosecution in the second Orange County Superior Court trial of the former as· sessor. Former assessor's aide George Upton told the jury that he was one of the men with Hinshaw in March, 1972 when the Newport Beach Republican decided to run for what was then the 39th Congressional District seal held by John G. Schmitz. Upton, 54, testified that as· sessor's employes were called to a meeting in the conference room shortly after Hinshaw made his decision over the luncheon table. He said those who attended the meeting were assured that "'those who d1dn 't want to work on the campaign. didn't have to.·· · Upton named Hinshaw, former chief assessor's aide Jack .VaJlerga and public relations ex- ecutive Chip Cleary as three men who played major roles in dfrect- ing the campaign. Upton testified that Hinshaw's views on the merits of volunteer- ing for campaign duties changed at a later stage of the campaign when he called Upton to his offi ce and told him : ''Things are slow- ing down." He quoted Hinshaw as ordering him to "send more people out to campaign headquarters and bolster up the campaign." · But Upton aJso confirmed un- der questioning that ffinshaw OD· ce told him that he welcomed volunteers with the additional caution: "That's fine but they'll have to do it on their own lime." Peace Party Choice .Warns of 'Myth' Hinshaw, Sl, is being tried on charges of grand theft. con· spiracy. ~ beule ment and violations of"state codes govern- ing the conduct of public of· ficials. It is alleged that he diverted county manpower and materials to his own purposes during the election campaign that ended with his election to Congress in November, 1972. Peace and Freedom Party pre- l\identi al candidate Margaret llright told an Orange Coast ColJege audience Wednesday· that "American government is -On its way to becoming a one- jarty fascist system.•• "We can't go on with this two- party myth," the former black eommunity organizer said, con- 1ending that only 18 percent of Yoters are registered Jlepublicans. Miss Wright is runnin1 with Dr. Benjamin Spock oo a ticket .t>e said is dedicated to more In· "-Olvement at the community i.vet She pledged decreased ftmerican involvement in foreign )lffairs, a reduced defense JNdget, national health care and ioore money for education. Miss Wright called for "across- Ule-board" employment by tonn- fng more jobs In environment.al 'Wrk durlng ber talk to a mlll~n1, lunchtime audience ol about UO lo the OCC quad. , "Tbere'• really no ditrereac.? between the Democratic and 1 Republican parties/' •he said. .. It'• like Tweedle Dee .and ir.ee-· cne Dum, but maybe one la a bit dtmber than the other," abe H.id. While Mias Wright said she is laborin• under no Ulu.slons about ._ OaOy •let Staff l'IMIM 'SYSTE"' IS A MYTH' C.ndklate Wright winning the election, sbe said her party hopes to build an alternative sn~m I«" new Ideas. "I'm not aur~ I'd want to wln Ute eledJon," •he laid. However. she added. she "wouldn't mind making the White llouse less white." Hinshaw has been sentenced to one to 14 years in state prisop alter being convicted or bribery charges also stemming from his term as county assessor. He is Cree on appeal. Upton, at one time immediate- ly below Hinshaw and Vallerga in order of seniority in the as· sessor's office. now works as a salesman for a Santa Ana car de-aler. He was naed $1,000 and served a short county jaU term after pleading guilty to bribery cbaries contained in a grand jury lndlctment. . Uce IR1JtUk Grade School CINCINNATI (AP) -Lice in· vaded the hair of so many pupils and teachers at an elementary school here that of· ficlals closed it unW Monday to 'etveita tboroqh 1cnabbin£ Hall the eoo pupils enrOUed .t. 0,ler Elementary Scbool w..-. abMnt when it waa elated Wed· nesday amid demands by parents and teachers for action atainst the tnfestaUon. . Sbe said tbat be will lea" Fountain Valley sbortly &Iler hi.a addreas and will motor Lo San Diego. She said it is Ford's only visit to the county during the fall " campaign. He vlalted MissJoo Viejo before the primary. She said actors Glenn Ford and Ed Nelson are expected to ap- pear with the Prealdent along with the Se~ndipity Sln1ers and Los Angeles Doqer baseball Bellow's Nobel A Sweep STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP> -Novelist Saul Bellow was awarded the 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature today, climaxing an unprecedented sweep by Americans of all five Nobel prizes this year. The 61-year-old Bellow, born just outside Montreal o f Russian Jewish parents and re- ared tn Chicago, was cited for "the human undersUuid.ing and subtle analysis of contemporary culture that are combined in his work." Bellow is the seventh American winner of the literature prize and the first since John Steinbeck in 1962. The award is worth $160,000. Bellow's books include "Hum- boldt's Gift," "Herzog," "Mr. Sammler's Planet,•• and "Hen- derson the Rain King." During the past two weeks. Americans won the 1976 Nobel Prizes in economics, physics, chemistry and medicine. Other American winners of the literature prize have been Sinclair Lewis in 1929, Eugene O'Neill in 1936. Pearl Buck in 1938, Willi am Faulkner in 1949 and Ernest Hemingway in 1954. Bellow's nine major works deal with mixed-up, scarred and scared people who in severe crises of identity and faith strive to find a meaning to life and death . Author and critic Karl Ragnar Gierew. permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, which announced the award, said Bellow's books "are all novels on the move and ... are about a man without a foothold.·· · playen Steve Garvey and Don Sutton. She said televialon new.cuter Mario Machado will be the master of ceremonies. Police Sgt. Bill DlNisi said local police efforts will be focu.sed on crowd control and traffic control with Secret Service acent.s pl"Ovidlng actual protection. ..If we have a big crowd here, we'll have troub1¥ wit.Ii traffic and finding enough APWlr•...,.lo Dog o~ the 't' ear Zorro, a German shepherd- wolf who pulled his un- conscious master from a whirlpool in Orangevale, Calif., will be honored tonight in Atlanta as America's Dog Hero of the Year. Naked Male Found Shot In Tustin parttq places,•• DlNlal said. Fountain Valley Mayor Al Holllnden aald Wedneada.Y tbat nearly alJ of the Fountain Valley Police departm eat will bo 011 duty. "The only thlnl I can tell you,•• he aaid. "I.a that it won't ra.ID bl Fountain Valley on Sunday." Mile Square Park Is located on Brookhurst Street between . Warner and Edinger avenues.. Oil Find Hints at Promise · Shell Oil Company officials said Wednesday a previously an• nounced oil find six miles ofl the Huntington Beach Coast appears to have commercial potential. "We expect to drill a second exploratory well within a few . days," said Sam Morton, a SbeJl spokesman in Houston. Tex. Neither Shell nor Standard Oil of California, which is exploring in the same. general field, would speculate on the size of the oil field. Some independent petroleum analysts have estimated that the field may contain 300-400 million barrels or recoverable crude oil. At current prices. that much crude could be worth about $S billion. The Shell well, drilled by the Ocean Prospector rig, is the first in the area included in federal sale of offshore gas and oil leases last December. The well is located on Tract 262 for which Shell and its partners in the project paid $45. 7 million. Shell said findings from two other exploratory wells in California waters have been in· conclusive. The successful well was drilled to a total depth of 8,317 feet with electric logs indicating more than 500 feet or net oil-bearing Orange County Sheriff's of-sandstone in the interval fi cers are trying to establish the between 2,905 and 4,172 feet. The identity of a man who was shot well casing was set at 4,508 feet, and killed sh ortly after he Shell officials said. checked in at a Tustin area "This zone is considered to be motel. capable of commerc;rA· produc-Invesligators said they are not f t ·r c h "llin d satisfied that th .... name left with ion ra es 1 urt er g e· '" termines it to be extensive the desk clerk by the victim enough to warrant further de. Tuesday night is the true name of velopment, · · a Shell announce. the dead man. • mentsaid. They said the naked victim, The Ocean Prospector rig is believed to be in bis mid-forties, now in the process of being was s hot in the face at close moved lo the new drilling loca· range. ti on. October Sale! SA VE 15 to 20 ~1o ON UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS AND SOFAS IN A -WIDE CHOICE OF FABRIC Here is one example of The Many Money Saving Buys Offered. Beautiful 8 ft. Loose Pillow Back Sofa in a \"fide Selection of TapP.~try, Prints and V1loven Patterns Custom fitted arm caps. Self decked in same fabrics. Lined flounces. PROFESSIONAL INTEnlOP. OESIGNEP.S Reg.Prlee- Opt" MOii., Thurs. & Fri. Ev11. 8539 •100 f ,,e•• 2215 HAR80R llVO. COSTA MESA. CALIF. ~..elr'~ ... aJCKY TICKY POO: J just bow you've been raptly reading all about the novel circumstances that currenUy embroil our coastal election race for tti. 74tb As· ' aemblY Diltrict. You m~ have fretted over it. You need fret no more. Good, solid, God-fearing voters in tbe 74th District may have suf· fered real dismay over public disclosures involving Jim S lemo ns, the Republican nominee who would normally be calculated as the shoo-in winner. It baa been alleged, for exam· ple, that twice since 1974, U.S. Customs agents seized purportedly pornographic materials from Slemons. The first allegation involved two reels of film from Europe. The' second incident assertedly oc· curred only last month and in· volved printed materials from Germany. FERRY SKIPPER'S WIFE WAJTS FOR NEWS -~-~. Gene Aulett•'• Body L•t•r Pulled From Water Search Continues~ ' F eri-y Casualties May Reach 75· . LtJLING, La. <AP> -Divers followed a tblclt rope Into tbe muddy M.llsl11lppl River today,· trylnl to find bodies believed trapped ln cars and trucks apWed from •sunken ten')'. Autboritlea said the death toll from Uie crash of the ferry and a tanker before dawn Wednesd~ could reach at least 75. A SMALL ORANGE buoy bobbed on tbe surface, marking tbe spot where det.ectioo devices said at least nine ca.rs were pUed in the mud of the river bottom 100 feet down. A line connected the buoy to an anchor dropped on the spot. and it was that rope tbe divers followed into the murky water. A giant floating crane turned the sunken ferry upright earlier today though the vessel re· mained partially submerged. St.ate police compiled a list of suspected missing, basing it on phone calls from families, cars left uncollected in parking lots, lunch boxes and bard hats found floating in the wreckage. · OPPICEas SAib u bodies were recovered Wednesday ln lbe bou u after tbe predawn cruh ot the ferry and a tanker. There were 18 aW"Vlvon, and autbortties aald they could not account for 53 peraom. ot the mlasing. 39 were believed to be in the sunken cars, offtcen Hid, and 14 more are presumed dead throu1h inquiries from their famWes. Nobody knew for sure bow many were aboard the ferry when it wu rammed. Laboring through the night, workmen on tbe floating crane attached lines to the 1.20-by·SS· foot ferry, which bad sett.Jed up· side down with its rusted bull orotruding after it was rammed by the 664-foot Norwegian tanker Frosta. EIGHTEEN PERSONS sur· vived the collision, but it was u.n· known exactly how many were on the George Prince ferry when it was bit broadside just before dawn Wednesday. said Capt. Gene Auletta. who Wa!I amoa1 Wedneada)''• dead, rated aa ooe of the beat tony muten oa the river, Unleu there are 1pocta1 clreumatancea, a small boat aueb u a ferry usually La expected le yitld rtcht·of-way to a larc,r vessel, sald Coast Guard Cmdr. Georiie O~rholtzer. Premier Backed by· Marchers • TOKYO (AP) -The Chinese Communist party brought its campaign of praise for Premier Hua Kuo-feng and public con- demnation of Mao Tse- ALL OF TIHS has been piled upon earlier allegations that one ' of Slemons' employes !Ued for the race, allegedly to knock favored Marion Bergeson out of a prime position on the printed ballot. Shaky Cease-fire Dawns Many or the dead we.re factory workers en route to jobs on the west bank from Destrahan and other east-bank towns about 20 miles upriver from New Orleans. Some passengers were on foot, but others had remained in their cars with windows rolled up to keep out the cold. ' ·tung's widow and her radical allies to Peking to- HuA day. Several million persons de· In the GOP June primary where SJemons was the victor, it was later asserted that his cam· paign workers strayed badly from the truth in the blitz of com- puterized letters that flooded voters' mailboxes. RainbOw Touches Beirut: <hrwnfor Peace? BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP) -all guerrilla groups and their The latest cease-fire ln the leftist Lebanese Moslem allies Lebanese civil war got off to a were observing the cease-fire shaky start today, with a rew ex-strictly and "even refraining plosions and scattered volleys or answering provocations." THE IMPACT OF the collision clumped cars and screaming passengers into the cold, swift water, which reaches depths of 80 feet. · monstrated ln the Chinese capital, carrying banners and fiags criticizing Chiang Ching and Polltburo members Wang Hung-wen. Chang Cbun-chiao and Yao Wen.yuan, Japanese newsmen r eported from the Chinese capital. Now these disclosures have brought confusion. The aforementioned Mrs. Bergeson has now taken out papers to become an official write-in can· didate against Slemons and the Democratic candidate, Deputy District Attorney Ron Cordova. MEANWHILE it was reported that Slemons had slipped away on his luxury yacht and would mal<e no more public campaign appearances. Today, it is reported Slemons remains in the area and so does his yacht. And Mrs. Bergeson haso 't yet decided whether she will or won't campaign. Meanwhile, you guess that leaves Cordova. Yet on the other hand, with all these ugly allegations hurled at candidate Slemons, voters of the 74th District have received some really soothing words. They come in the form of another computerized letter. The letterhead says, ''Ronald Reagan, Pacific Palisades, California." You suspect that can only be one person. After the computerized "Dear" greeting which inserted your name, the letter goes on to say: "CALIFORNIA NEEDS lawmakers with independence, good judgment, courage and in- tegrity. I believe Jim $lemons is such a man." The letter later adds, "I strongly recommend and urge you to vote and work for Jim Slemons, our Republican can· didate for State Assembly.'' Then comes a pitch ror you to donate your time and money. Signed Ronald Reagan. REAGAN SPOKESMEN today have been quoted as saying that the letter was prepared some lime ago and the former gov· ernor certainly does nol condone pornography. . Certainly that must be true. But in times of stress llke these in the 74th District, it's nice to r ead about good judament, courage and integrity. Thanks Ron, we needed that. ~acbine·gu'! fire in Beirut dur-Christian commanders or- mg the morrung. dered an indefinite curfew in Seven. deaths have been re-Beirut's Christian half to "help ported since l;he cease-fire went bring about a better application into effect. Eight have been re-of the cease.fire." ported wounded. The leftist alliance ordered \ A r ight·wing Christian schools in the Moslem sector of spok e~~an acc~sed radical Beirut.closed and banned public Palestinian guer nUa groups of gathenngs for two days. attempting to sabotage the new truce. BUT A COMMUNIQUE from the Palestinian command said THE CEASE-FIRE began at 6 a.m. today (9 p.m. Wednesday PDT) as a brilJiant rainbow . arched over the capital. Heavy Chief May Survive Comment on Israel WASHINGTON (AP) -Gen. George S. Brown survived the tower· ing anger of President Lyndon B. Johnson eight years ago and it ap· pears he will ride out his latest crisis as well and remain the top U.S. military man. President Ford told a news conference Wednesday, "I expect him to stay," despite what Ford called "one or two ill-advised stale·· ( ments" by Brown. chairman or the Joint Chiefs or Staff. Ford referred to Brown's re- cently published remark in an in- terview that Israel is a military burden to the United States and apparently to Brown's 1968 sug. gestion that American Jews ex- ert undue influence on U.S. policy. IN SHORT) NAACP Baib R..Ung don B. Johnson in one interview while "apologizing to bis widow" for remarks that appeared in · another. The new Ladies Home Journal article quotes Carter: "unlike Lyndon Johnson ... I feel sure about myself deep inside." In an ·earlier Playboy interview, Carter listed Johnson along with Richard Nixon when talking about presidents "lying, cheat- ing and distorting the truth." OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -The NAACP is hailing as "a great victory" a judge's ruling that. blocks 12 white Port Gison merchants' from collecting $1.2 million in.damages and reduces A~can Kiiied ," astate·imposed appeal bond. "It keeps the NAACP in busi- ness and allows them to take the appeal without bankrupting the organization," attorney Frank Parker said after the decision Wednesday. Dole s1a .. Q11atn JACKSON. Miss. (AP) -Sen. Bob Dole, again drawing cam· paign ammunition from the pages of a magazine, is accusing Jimmy Carter of criticizing Lyn- · BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -Security forces in Cordoba kUJed a 30-year-old American woman after she threw a hand grenade at them, according to an army communi· que. 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MIS 5. t) """ shelling that killed at least 90 persons in tbe city during the night had already subsided. "That's a good omen, ... said an . early.morning pedestrian point· · ingtotherainbow. More than SO cease-fire agree. ments have collapsed during the 18-month-old war. But once again all the major fighting forces - the Palestine Liberation Organization, their leftis t Lebanese Mos lem allies, the Lebanese Christian militias and the Syrians -said they would ob- serve this one. THE CHRISTIAN Phalange party claimed its militia was in full control of key towns and villages in southeast Lebanon, north of the Israeli border, where Christian and Palestinian forces battled this week for control of the Arkoub area, the Palesti· nians' base for their raids into Israel before the war. The Christian report indicated that the fighting stopped there also. Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat told the alliance of Palestinians and leftist Lebanese Moslems to "abide totally by the cease-fire on schedule." Divers searching for survivors Wednesday reported bearing tapping from the bull but found only bodies bum ping around. No one wu injured aboard the Frosta, ·which was e.mpty and beading to Baton Rouge to take on cargo. The tanker remained anchored a mile and a half UP· stream while the Coast Guard launched an investigation of the accident. The cause of the col· li.sion was undetermined. SHERIFF JOHN St. Amant estimated from'reports of miss· ing persons from factories' and homes in the area. that 96 passengers were on the ferry. But he said later that the total probably exceeded 100. "We don't have any idea," said Deputy Sheriff Wallace Friloux of St. Charles Parish. "Th~re were 30 to 35 autos aboard. With from one to four or five people per car. And we don't know bow many foot passengers were aboard.'' W. T. Taylor, head or the Louisiana Highway Department, They also carried banners welcoming .. tbe appointment of Comrade Hua Kuo-feng u party chairman," according to the cor· respondent for Asahi. Ja~s largest newspaper. / l'HE DEMONSTRATO~on· verged on foot and in tru ks on Tien An Men Square, set g off firecrackers and beating s and gongs, Asahi and the odo news service reported. There still has been no official announcement of Hua's promo- tion to party chairman to succeed Mao, who died Sept. 9, or or the reported arrest of Chiang Ching and her supporters. The radicals have been ac· cused of plotting to make Mao's widow the party chairman. Kyodo reported that pic- tures of the four taken during mourning ceremonies for Mao were removed Wednesday night from a public notice board in front of the Peking People's Dai· ly and replaced with a portrait of Mao. We'll tell you whereto.go ·Whether it's a tip on a fine restaurant. a clue to lead you to a painting you've waited a lifetime ro see or a mini-review of a movie or play, Weekender helps you plan more fun in your weekend. Weekender brings you complcre news, fearures and listings or the :ms and entertainment evencs scheduled each weekend along the Orange Coast. And, you'll find helpful advice on fine area restauranrs penned by Norman Stanley in his Out ·n· About column. Daily Pilot staff writers regularly contribute reviews of films and performing am attraetions co help you make your best entenainmcot choice. You·u find the most complete array of theater adv~ising of interest to Orang~ Coast residcncs in the pages of Weekender. 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Swirl of Actions Prop. 14 Ads, ·Donations Hit LOS ANGELES (AP) -ABC bas ordered its California television and radio stations to review all advertisements opposine the con-troversial Prop. 14 and to pull off the air any they deem deceptive, the United Farm Workers union says. · But ABC is downplaying the directive, terming it standard pro. cedure in dealing with political ads. • AN ABC EX ECVTIVE who AFFECl'ED BY THE ruling asked not to be identified con· are television stations KBBC in firmed that the action was taken, Los Angeles and KOO in San but downplayed its importance. Francisco, as well as radio sta-"ABC has not pulled any spots tions KABC and KLOS in Los f r o m t h e Angeles and KSFX in San Fran-Ca Ii Corn i a ci.sco -all owned by ABC. Af. stations," the ftliates or ABC were also asked to A B C take similar action. s pokesman A spokesman for the UFW's said. "Of the Yes on 14 Committee said Wed· seven spots nesday that ABC'$ legal bead· , against the quarters in New York wastelliog proposition the stations to remove ads con· submitted to taining "false representations our stations, about property rights." c14Avn one is in ques- tion. To date our stations have R I B I FURNITURE Here's 9'1ptntyte ln the perf«t diMt1e stt with • 42" round gws topped ~ble on .a sculptured f(lmt, .and four good- looklng c:halrs with e.uy~•~ wlnyJ cu5hioning. freth new ~le gteen, lemon yellow or bright white colors to choose from. look ~t the styf Ing 1od qu.allty, theo look .at th.at cheerful RI price! Delivery ind full five-ye.ar w1rr1nty .at no U1n CCKt. Medi-Cal Progra1n Fraud 'Widespread' not been asked to run that spot." In San Francisco, the United Farm Workers Union bas been ordered to stop using a disputed pro-Prop. 14 poster that accuses the Garin Company, a grower, of using child labor. SACRA MENTO (AP) - California state health officials say large-scale fraudulent billing in the $2.2·million Medi-Cal pro· gram bas shown up in an audit of pharmacies. Health Director Jerome Lackner told a news conference Wednesday that more than 30 · percent of the pharmacists in the survey were reported to be over- billing the state for drugs fre· quently. ONE CASE INVOLVED more than $72,000 in over charges in · three years. . The association's vice presi· dent, Robert C. Johnson, issued a statement saying, ·:The pro· Cession would never defend or condone fraudulent activities un- der the Medi-Cal program, but we question the validity of the de· partment 's report that 30 percent of pharmacies are abusing the program. "THE FACTS NOT reported by the department are that most of the 'abuses' uncovered are clerical errors which anyone can make." TllE COMPANY HAS denied the allegation and filed a $1.S million libel suit claiming il dt>es not use child labor and asserting that the posters are mostly false. Superior Court Judge John Benson issued the order Wednes- day, together with another to blacken out the company's name ---on posters already on display. Uw the new ~ RI Fumllurt! • lj ~ clergy group says a San Diego ti . . farmers organization violated ANAHEIM I SANTA ANA/TUSTIN I COSTA MESA I HUNTINGTON BEACH I LA HABRA St ale C arn pal gn contribution 1112 w. Lincoln 1703 E. 11111 St. J11s N. H..-9lvd. 1Ml1 ••ect1 9Nd. •120 w. Wlllt1let 77S-1231 SU..201 MM711 '25·117J •1-0111 rules with a $50,000 donation to But the allegations drew a quick r eaction fr om the California Pharmaceutical As· sociation. Department officials said the figures were much worse than they expected. In yet another development a ~ COME HOMI TO RI FURNITURE <'hAtp c1rd! J opponents of the Farm Workers 01101 -~ • '"°~, ou• • wuc • •nu•n "u111111 • a.T1111oa•" u11T1L •• 1u11ou .,.,. u1111L •. AW\t ••u '"°1'"' Jrutiative:·~~~~~~~----~!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!!!!i!!!i!!!i<~•"~··~·~1~"~··~··~-~~~·-~~!!!i.-~ ..... !!!i~~~~·~-~··~--~~~·~·~·~--~·!!!i!!ii!!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Crane Faulty? 30,000 Lbs. on High Boom CARLSBAD (AP) -Investigators· for the stale of California say 30,000 pounds of weights were on the boom as a counter-balance when a German· made crane buckled in two places and collapsed Oct. 2, killing six men. Five workmen high on the crane fell to their deaths and the sixth was crushed to death on the ground. At the time, the crane was being put together for use in construction of a new unit of the Encina oil-burning plant of San Diego Gas & Electnc Co. Investigation w!ll be completed within 60 days. The design and metal composition of the crane are under study. Yet Another Debate SACRAMENTO CAP> -John Tun- ney, fighting to keep his U.S. Senate seat, will debate Republi can challenger S. I . Hayakawa for a second time next week. The debate next Wednesday will come four days after the first debate Saturday between the 42-year-old Democratic incumbent and the 70· year-old semanticist. Both debates will be held in Los Angeles. Jtle<:arthfl on Ballot SACRAMENTO (AP> -Former U.S. Sen. Eugene McCarthy has qualified as an official write-in can- didate for president in California for the Nov. 2 election, the secretary of state's office s ays. McCarthy, running as an indepen- dent, filed write-in candidacy papers with Secretary of State March Fong Eu last Friday, Caren Daniels, Ms. Eus's press secretary, said Wednes- day. Voles for McCarthy will be counted, but totals won't be available on election night. .Judge Challenged OAKLAND (AP) -William and Emily Harris. preparing for trial on charges of kidnaplng Patricia Hearst, say the judge scheduled to preside is prejudiced against them. Judge Alan A. Lindsay of Alameda County Superior Court has 10 days to respond lo the argument. The two Symblonese Liberation Army mem· bers said Lindsay was biased because he refused to appoint their choice of aUorneys. Electric Bills To Take Drop? ( ___ s __ t __ a __ te __ J Ho.,,ftal Funds Tapped INGLEWOOD CAP} -An accoun- tant, Daniel L . Nicholas, has been charged with embezzling up to $200,000 from Daniel Freema n Memorial Hospital where he worked, authorities say. Nicholas allegedly made out hospital checks to himsclr. Inglewood police said, and no one m his hospital department noticed. But the checks, some for as much as $20,000 came to light when bank personnel where Nicholas had an account noticed them. Battle Nears On Highway Building Plan SACRAMENTO (AP} -The Brown administration and the state Highway Commission appear headed for a heated confrontation over the 1977-78 highway budget. The stage was set Wednesday for the latest round in a month-long feud when the adminislration unveiled a proposed budget based on its own six· year highway plan. Commissioners, who officially have the final say on the highway budget and adopted a six-year plan of their own last month, were scheduled to take up the adminislration's $9R5· million budget today. The administration contends that the commission's plan includes more new highway projects than the state can afford. · THE commission's plan has been crttlcized as "antirural" because it does not provide the nilnimum expen· ditures alleged to be required in each county. The dispute also includes a philosophical angle. One Reagan ap- pointee contends the Democratic ad- ministration is following a no-erowtb philosophy. Administration officials deny tha( they are antifreeway, saying that they are trying to meet the state's varied transportation needs in an era of· limits. LOS ANGELES <AP)-Consumers "REDUCED STATE GROWTH, may get a break on their electric bills energy and environmental concerns ii the Public Utilities Commission ap-and contlnu.ing erosion of financlng proves an application by the Southern have caused a change of emphasis California Edl,son Co. to cut its rates from new facilities to maintenance," to reflect lower costs. they said in an administration budget· Edison Vice President Edward A. statement. . Myen Jr. 11td averafe re,ldenUal The $600 m illion in addltlonal· electric blUs could be lowered by 75 highway projects in the commiaa.ton centa a month as a result of lower cos-plan lnclude upgrading the 11 mUes of ts of oll, Imported hydroelectric • Hiebway 101 between San J09e and power and other production !actors Morgan HUI to a freeway. durtne the Piil nar. 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TELEVISION • APPLIANCES SALIS & llRVICE .· • . · l' • 11a D I LY PILOT E D ITORIAL PAGE. Speak Up, Sle1nons lf Jim Slemons has an1 substantial reasons 'why he sbj)UJd be elected to Ora.nge County's 74th As- sembly District, he'd better start letting the voters knO\V. · It was bad enough that the Republican nominee for the state position spent a vacation or business trip pr whatever it was in Europe from Sept. 7 to Oct. 11. That's the time when most candidates are knocking " on doors and making other efforts to tell people who they are and what they stand for. After returning, Slemons made three or four ap· pearances, mostly before Republican groups. Then ~tories about his i>ersonaJ life hit public print and his \" ,qualifications for office came under sharper scrutiny. ( Two hard questions inevitably arose: -Does Slemons possess the personal and intellec· tual qualifications to represent the citizens of the very large-and very active 74th District? -Why hasn't he spoken up promptly and vigorously to put the rumors to rest and establish his capacitiesforthejob? Instead, Slemons blamed his Democratic oppo· nent, Ron Cordova, for spreading lies and said his at· torneys had advised him not to make public ap- pearances until they had completed an investigatiOJl. Wbat this investigation would involve was not ex· plained. But if it was a truthful reason for ducking out of the public eye, Slemons should have blamed several Orange County newspapers for the stories, not Cordova. We're the ones who brought the ques· lions about Slemons before the public. Slemons won his party's nomination for the office .. with a slick , computerized mail campaign that had . many ethically questionable claims. But he did win 1.he nomination. Then without further campaigning, he took the extended trip in Ew-ope. Now he bas again dropped from public view and campaign appearances, sup- pose<Jly to reappear a few days before Uie elect.lop. Rightly or wrongly, this invites lhe inference that his strategy is to lie low and try to make his case with a blitz or last-minute exposure, too late to be analyzed or answered. This is hardly acceptable. Slemons owes his party and the constituency he seeks to represent fl'om Newp<>rt Beach to Oceanside a more direct and forthright campaign. Time Limit: YES o n 6 PROP. 6 extends from 12 to 30 days the time the governor has to sign or veto bills passed by· the Legislature in the first year of its two-year sessions. Because of the pile-up of bills at the close of each legislative session, the 30-day limit already has been applied to the second half of the two-year session, but the problem remains for the first-year backlo2. Since bills passed and signed by the governor go into effect the following Jan. l , it has been argued that extension of the time Jimit could interfere with the re- ferendum process under which citizens have 90 days in which to seek a public vote on an unpopular measure . However, Prop. 6 specifically provides that a mere notice to the Attorney General of intention to seek a referendum would give the challengers 90 days after enactment' of a bill to collect sufficient signatures to q uali!y for the next ballot. Given the volume of legislation now being generated in Sacramento, it is irrational to expect the governor to cope with the load in only 12 days. The Daily Pilot recommends a YES vote on P"rop. 6. Political Honesty No W inner Reagon, Brown Sti ll Star in Cali f orni o i , , i , i i l l j • I . f ' t l l ( ART HOPPE ' ) Dec.r Editor: I. om 8 yeon plfL 1 re· ad in your paper that even our beloved President accepted favors from lobbyists and mQJlbe al.so fl. kgol compoiqn contributions. Some o/ my little /riencl$ soy there are no honest politicians. Pleaae tell me the truth. Are there 01q, hoMst poUticiam? Virginia Virginia, your litUe friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of a skeptkal age . Th ey lhiok that nothing can be which js nQt com· prehensible by their little minds. Yes, Virginia. there are honest politicians. Honest politicians ex- ist as certain· ly as decency, integri ty . trust and fis. cal respon· s ibility exist, and you know that they abound and give to vour life its highest beau- ty and joy. Alas! How cynical would be the world if there were no honest 1>0litictans. It would be as cyn1cal as if there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then. no p0etrv. no romance to make tolerable lhls existence. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be extinguished. Nol believe in honest polit.i· ~ians ! You might as well not believe in fairies ! YOU MIGHT get your papa to hire men to w atcb every political spot on election eve, but even if they did not see an honest politician, what would that pro· Dear ~loo my .Gus Carter claims he's "out· side Washington" yet bis chief foreign advisor is Zb1gniev Bner.inski, wbo was Kissinger's · te•cher and both Jimmy and Fritz are on David Rockefeller's Tri-Lateral Comn\~ssion that was formed in 1973. • L.B. Gloomy Gv• commonll ore •vlM'rllttocl l>y re•den ~nddo not n•<Mt•r•IJ reflte.t the """'' ot Ill• MWllNP•'· ~rd your pot ,,..vetoGtoo Gva,O•llrl>ti.t. ve? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign there is no Santa Claus. Tb~ most real th.i.ngs ih the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever aee fairies dancing on the lawn? or course not, but that's no proof they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world. ls it all real? Ab. Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. No honest polician! Thank God, he lives. HIS NAME, Virginia, is Horatio Trueheart. As a UtUe tad he vowed never to accepl a favor from a lobbyist, a nickel from a contributor seeking influence, or a deal from another politician. And for SO years he has kept that vowf You have never seen him, Losei-s ori the Campaign Trail LOS ANGELES -The [ J desperation or Ronald Reagan to EVANS-NOVAK prevent Jimmy Carter from becoming President is.Gerald Ford's blggest -ass~ in the mad~' · cap game of presidtll~ Politics': podium side-by-side with Mr. here which features riot the can· Ford in front of the head table, didates tbe_m11elVJ'S so llVlCh as for a qioment it looked as though the runoera-up ...... Reagan and Reagan would not budge. Democratic Gov. Edmund G. But be finally moved up beside Brown Jr. the President -for one reason As two of the most glittering (as be explained to an aide): "I politicians in the land (and over· am scared to death of Carter." w b e 1 m i n g Such fear liea al the root of winners ln the Reagan's intention to do almost presidential • everything he can to defeat p r i m a r I e s Carter, even if it means electing here) Reagan his once-scorned enemy of the . and 8rown bitter primary election season. would be far •Owing mainly to Reagan's preferred by personal control , all of a d o r i n g California's 58 counties are now pie, Jerry Brown, who has em· barrassingly dwarfed Carter in their few joint appearances, didn 't attend a recent Democratic fund-raising dinner here, pleading a prior political engagement. In fact, the prior engagement was a reception that Gov. Brown could easily have left early enough to reach the Century Plaza here to introduce Carter. Likewise, Brown encouraged Carter to endorse Proposition 14, the highly controversial proposal backed by Cesar Chavez's farm workers that will be on the Nov. 2 ballot. Brown's reasoning: if Carter stayed neutral, militant pro-farm worker liberals might "split" Brown and Carter. conservative Democratic land owners in the Central Valley, a Carter haven in his losing primary battl~ with Brown. More important, Brown dis· carded Carler·camp pleas to limit his campaign to California, where he is needed most. Instead. Brown is touring New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, where Carter is far stronger ~ raising obvious ques- tions about Brown's real objec- tive. Thus. Brown 's faint e n· thusiasm for Carter stems not from love but from the need for self-protection, while Reagan's I faint enthusiasm for the Presi-f dent stems not from admiration partisans in under combined Ford-Reagan But Carter 's interference in a but from fear of Carter . That is \ the zany 1976-st yle politics in zany California as two primary losers battle it out. the biggest campaign direction . with purely state matter infuriated s l a l e t o Reagan'' resp~cted political or· stodgy Jerry Ford and born-ganization providing the real again Jimmy Carter. , muscle. Accordihgly , the presidential contest here bas all the glamor of a consolation final . Tbat han- dicap, together with the tough spending limits which have stripped this flamboyant state Of all visible campaign teasers, confronts Me'nrs. Ford and Carter with enthusiasm that is well contained. THAT Rea&an's p886ion for Carter 's defeat has maintained itself through diflicult times was evident here, wben, tollowlng Mr. Ford's egregious second de- bate, Reagan and the President DESPITE the Ford-Reagan mar· riage of convenience, problems predating the costly second de· bate abound for Mr. Ford. A seemingly lm presslve array of telephone banks, for example, is now targeted only for Republican voters and the Ford· Dole ticket. Reagan experts criticize that as dangerously in· complete. Mr. Ford must win tens of thousands of Democrats in his uphill battle here and also needs the coattails of lesser Republican candidates. Television Trials May Speed Justice Television lawyers are able to wrap up the trial and the verdict 'neatly and completely in 59 minutes m ostly becau se anything irrelevant and im· material is prefiltered out. ( PAUL HARVEY ) • Virginia, because, he has never been able to affol'd a television spot, a billboard or a campaign brochure. • 1bued tbe podium at the party's Beverly-Hilton fund-raiser. "They ha\te to tap Hayakawa vo tes and registered Democrats," one former Reagan operative toJd us, referring to Dr. SJ. <Sam ) Jtayakawa, the coo· servative Republican who ls s howing surpris ing strength against incumbent Democratic Sen. John Tunney. Now real-life courtroom pro· ceedings in Ohio are thus being streamlined with the aid of "in slant-replay television." In Trumbull County, Ohio. they had a serious backlog of J and CRITICISM: Some lawyers f eel their r ole ls beine de· emphasized but much of that op- position is fading as r esults become apparent. But 75 percent or all jurors po lle d s ay that if they. themselves, were on trial, they would prefer a video trial to a r e- gular triaJ But 25 times be bas run for of- fice as "the people's choice." · And 25 times, unfortunately, the people have expftSsed it. So an bonestpolltici8lldoes ex· ist! He exists as surd)' 8' the duck-billed platypus exists. And when it comes-to ietUng thing& done, Virginia. one wlU do you about as much good as the othe:r. Only hours before. the con- aervaUve former govemor had complained to an old friend that the Presi dent's s hockin g declaration that Ea.st.em Europe was not under Soviet domination contradicted what :Jan called "my whole rJcord." endfnner chairman Holmes Tut e. the fat· cat California auto dealer and long-time Reagan intimate. called for Reagan to cO'me to the COMPARED to this semi· ~mooth Ford-Reagan teamwork, Gov. Brown looks far short of lending Carter his full. formida· ble political talents. For exam· condemnation cases. Under the direction of Chief Justice C. Wil li am O'Neill of that s t a t e • s su prem e court, the trial , process was "synopsized." Sex Can Be ·Put · in Its Place All testimony is put on video tape al times and pl aces convc· nient to witnesses. And lawyer·~ objections are duly noted -on tape -and the trial judge then edits the t ape for presentation lo tbejury. Not only does this "trial by TV" eliminate the backlog or court cases but it saves time and money for lhe l andowners, the slate. the p arties. the witnesses. the jurors and the lawyers. As well as aJl other s involved In the handling of litigation -sheriffs. clerks and s o forth. And it eliminates· the games lawyers play in the trial process. The id ea is spreading lo other counties of Ohio. Either party in any case gets a choice, regular trial or video trial. Most prefer vtdeo tri ul. For a brier while there, the Dani tribe o( New Guinea was the talk of my favorite North Beach saloon. Tbey got in the way of talk about pool, the merlts or Fernet-Branca for gippy tummy, the imperfections or the San Franclaco Giants and the merits of Mussolini as against Garibaldi. Tbe Danis, according to our friendly afternoon newspaper, viewed sex with a detach· ment that neared on contempt. The "first night" of a Danl .-ar- r tag e l• ·atways postponed two years. After • the birth Of a child tMre is a longt period or abstinence from sex,1 like five yea.rs. Thia all came u bJgh news to the pub regulars, many of wbom eon1lder sex an unpleasant 11eees1lty. Like mo t career •aucen. after the nnt nosh of youthful beat, the boy1 were . loolrlq for 1ome juatilkaUon for ~ulllnl • the pa11loos ln their [ ~HARLES ] _ McCABE _ place -i.e., putting and kffPlnt a couple of belta with the boys right at the top. . The blue-collar boys have no 11· lusions about sex. 'Ibey know they need it, and .-hen tbty 'need tt., they waut to get tt., quick. 1ben back to the business ot work and coovivialit.y. No matter what Up aenteo t.be)' m., P9Y to female emudpaUoa, theJtmow tn t.belr -.... that women ve blid news an41ackin1 trouble. IN Tlll8 U..y dUhr almMt' toulb' from Ult -.ybite collar boya ln thlJ country who ba\'9 beeD cond.iti()Oed by kitac.b cult.are Md by tbe e1regtou1 eff\1110DI ~ ~JboY to believe tll.at lfX ti literally everytblnr. l.Dd :that ICOrinl ls liter ally ihe meuu.re ol a suce4slul Wt. fbele are the Uldl and lauJes "bo ve truly the pritone.n ol the cultot ML Jt .. hard to ar,ue acalmt the pleuuna of 1H when roa are )'OUDI and drawn to beauty and tn the lriP of one ol the atrancest of man'! ln$Unet•L tho deslre to pei-J)etuate himself. Yet over the yea.rs millions 0( men and womtm have cho&en chastity aa a mode of life, in the. belief that that cbol~ lef'VOd a. blgber end, usually a doler Wh MJli to their God, Most OftM,geat. re).iglons besides· ~tlbil7, Ullit Buddhist.a, and the uaUma. · Teco1niJe and dign fy the IDOOUUc life. ANYONE Wbo bas spent m ucb Of his life vnder the ~lY ~ ·JMll and WOlllllll wlMt ~ '\'QWIOf clwUt-,.~-~ d tebee, kno•a that tM.. ol>-MrV-...~ of tlllet4' ""' e8l ber ·COQCOIDmlttnt wiUi the deTelop. • IDfllt ot a clilUn~ war ot life. ' I , lmtead of producing children, . theae • abeo and women do 9er'b•PI la Jlnel' thlQI. They love. lhe ~ldrea OI otben, and reflM t]:tem. a8I Wtill tn them aloveot· Cbrlat in a way th at. the · ehlldren'1 parentt' ari often: Jlmply unable to do. · • Tbe roUea wisdom ol tM Freu-I dlana, wbo atart and llll1lb ever· )'thint wltb the sex drive, Ult• a, raneorou1 vt•w of lucb 1a1Dt11·' people. They are fl'Ult.ratedd1t• or queera,_th!S .Fr~~ c~~ would hold, or else they simply are so epicene that there is no sex drive for them to control. This is a glib view of so many of lbe young, when they contemplate poeple who voluntarily relinquish the pleasures of sex. I KNOW, because I was there, that most of the women and men who taught me In religious garb were as normal sexually as my mother and fal ber. They bad eimp~ made the decision, tn ii· norance or wisdom to follow tboM monUtica who had pre- cedecl the m in tbe tonviction that tberewu mucb ln the world th•t was wicked, and much that could be ~nounced with 1plritual Cain. I h ave no doubt that lf the Gl\renchYI and the iex thS'apy prua dd a fe• of our poUUcians and evu1eU.ta •~ tocether~ tb,t, they C!ou1d make au decidedly unfublonable. A ma1aitn.e eallecl Na11trl could coneelyabb'· bit the atutdl. For tbe one 1ure• tbma about 1ex 11 that tt la ooMl·. UoMci bJ the eultUN It is found tn.: nm meau taahkm and lt J•&• could be that UM f ubJoa Ol Ute Dani Trtbe baa 1oinetbln1 to re-, commend to ua,lik•no,r ... The jury watches the presenta· lion of the testimony -with all extraneous and immaterial and irrelevant evidence edited out. · AND THE courtroom process which previously required three ·to four days may be completed in one day. FUrther -because the trial judge need be irt the room only for opening stalements and clos· Ing arguments -one trial judge ls able to try two cases, in separate courtroom s, siJDultane~sly. Success'! · On Jan. 1, 1975, there were 221 such appropt'i a lion cases pend· ·ina in Trumbull County and 212 were more than six months old. Many cases were more than six ·years old. · This delay had oJrcn<:tv cost taxpayers more than $100,000 Justin interest payments! By July 31, 1976, that backlog 'of 2Zl cases bad been reduced to 88 -principally by video tr1 ah. Of those 88, 12 are already on tape and ready ror trial. • Personal injury cases whlch used to be delayed for years arc now disposed of within 90 days. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Ro~rl N ~reef, Publisher ThomaJ Kttvll. EdJtor flortxiro Krttbich. £d1tonol Page Editor Thl' editorial page of the 01\ily Ptlot seeks tn Inform and ~••mulalc rc:ider5 by presentlnl( on th1~ pagr diverse commentary on topics or interest by syndic:lll· rd columnists and cartoonists. by provldln~ a rorum for readers' views and by l)res('nting this ncwspapt.>r's opinion~ and Ideas on current topics. The editorial , opinions of the Daily Pilot app0nr unly In the cdlturlul column ot tho top or the page. Oplnlon$ ex· rres111.'<1 by the eolumnlsts and urtoclt'lilll~ and I 'lt<'r writers are their own ftncl no ''ndor1'C'ment of their v1eo by the Dally Pilot should be Inferred. Thursday. October 21, ~ ' . I l ,, I ' Thursdey, Oetobet 2t, 1979 DAIL v PILOT A 7 1 • Only This Time It's for a Movie SANDIEGO (AP>-Jtwasonly actor Gregory Peck walking onto a beach from a landiD1 craft. But to 4be photographer who t.ook a World War JI picture of Gen. Douclaa MacArthur retuming to the Philippines, it seemed like tfle real thing. .. Ob, 1oah, ye1, (l brought back f"emories," a aid newspaper pbototrapher Roger WreM after taking shots of Peck's r e· enactment Tuesday. Unjustified? ITWASN'Texactl;ythe1amtt,of course. There was no danger of getting hit by a bulleL And Wrenn wore civilian clothes this lime. However, the beach, the equip. ment and the men walking ashore "looked about the same," he said. The landing, on a Navy-owned tseacb here, was pArtof ftlmin1 by Univeraal of the motion picture. "MacArthur." Il ~ being pro- duced by Frank McCarthy, who also made "Patton." • High Fiber Claims Subject of Probe · WASHINGTON (AP)-The government is conducting a nationwide investigation to determine if producers or high-fiber breads and cereals are making unjustified medical claims, the Food and Drug Administration reports. ·Last week, after I'IT-Continental Baking Co. agreed to tone down its . WltENN. IJ. ~ vrrEllAN of2' years with the 8an Diego Union, was covering the Pacific war for Yank Magazine on Jan. 9. 1945, when MacArthur landed oo t.bo beacb at Luzon. De~pite the similarity to the Luzon landing, tbe mock invasion WreM photographed Tuesday Is inten~ed in the movie to simulate the landing at Leyte Gull of Oct. 20, 19'4. However. Wren said, lt was a good minor image ot t.be later Luzon landing, in which MacArthur kept his prQmisetore- tum. "He (Peck) held his head the same way MacArthur did. 1lanced around just like be did," ~ WreMsaid. WEDNESDAY'S AGENDA called for Peck as MacArthur walking up the beach to a Jeep and making his famous "I have returned" s peech via short wave radio to the Filipino people. " 1 claims for Fresh Horizons bread. the company said that "many "Yes, I did some homework on this," said Peek. "I read a dozen books or so, looked at the availa· ble film and went to the archives in the Pentagon. l've been absorbed in M acArlhur for six months. It's fascinating." Wrenn, who took along his Yank Magazine uniform patch on Tues~ay's assignment for his· paper, lingered after the filming -"d asked several of the Filipino• actor~ if they had been in the Philippines during the war. APWI~ ACTOR GREGORY PEa< RE-CREATES GENERAL MACARTHUR'S RETURN TO·PHILIPPINES other high-fiber products now on· ( J the market contain information CONSUMER almost identical lo that which we used." _ _ TIIE FDA HAD complained that Fresh Horizons bread wrap· pers cited "increasing scientific and medical opinion that fiber may even help prevent serious diseases." Promotions aimed at doctors went a s tep further, the FDA said, and suggested that Fresh Horizons bread could prevent varicose veins, heart disease. diabetes and bowel cancer. The federal agency threatened to seize the bread and take the company to court if it didn 't drop those medical claims. Continen- tal Baking agreed lo revise Fresh Horizons labels, re<:over and desh·oy pamphlets dislribut· ed in grocery stores and clear :with the FDA any promotions directed al doctors. AN FDA SPOKESMAN said Wednesday the expanded in- vestigation will look at claims for bran cereals in particular, as well as any other bakery or cereal products making claims that they prevent or cure dis- eases. The FDA contended in the Con- tinental Baking case that un- jusitifed medical claims could make Fresh Horizons bread an unapproved new drug subject to seizure. Federal inspectors will not be diverted from food and drug safe· ty acli vi lies because, the spokesman s aid, "It's a labeling and economics problem, not a safety problem.'' THE FDA HAS JUnsdictaon over labeling and advertising aimed at doctors. General con- sumer advertising is regulated by the Federal Trade Com - mission. whiCh is holding public hearings on a proposed trade rule on food adve;-tising. ScieJ}tisls are divided on the role or dietary fiber in prevenlin~ bowel cancer, a kiUer se<:ond on- ly lo lung cancer in the United States. Teen Death Was Justified -Coroner BAKERSFIELD CAP) A female reserve sheriff's deputy was justified in fatally shooting a Bakersfield teenager who had beaten two male officers with their baton, a coroner 's jut'y says. The nine-member panel un- animously ruled that the shoot- ing of Tommy Madrid, 16, was justifiable, and seven members termed the s hooting in self. defense and in the line of duty. TESTIMONY SHOWED that reserve officer Susan Holt shot Madrid after the youth took a baton frcm Deputy James Conley and beat him and another officer, the coroner's office saad The deputies had been s um- moned to break up a disturbance at a party Oct. 10 and were put- ting one arrested youth in thear patrol car when attacked. CONLEY SUST AI NED a depressed skull fracture and was listed in critical condition ror a time after surgery. However, he was discharged Wednesday from Kern Medical Center. The other officer was not seriously injured. Despite l'ulgarity For Cameraman Roger Wrenn, a Noatalglc Moment•• He Remember• Photograph Prof Gets Post • All said no. ''I guess I'm the only one who was there,'' he said. SACRAMENTO <AP) -Dr. Ta-Liang Teng, 39, of Pasadena, professor or geophysics at use. has been appoint~ to a four-year term on the s tale Mining and Geology board, which pays only expenses. $2QO,BUYS YOU OPTIONS · THAT USED TO COST $1000. . On th~ limited edition Audi, you get air conditioning, automatic transmission, cruise control, wheel covers. A total of $1,000 worth of options for only $200. If you've never heard of deftation, it's might make you pay extra for when prices go down and your dol-(power steering, power brakes. larvalue goes up. At Audi we're tinted glass, steel-belted radials doing our part to bring it back. At and more) and you'll see you were . least for a little while. We're now always getting good dollar offering the limited edition Audi value from Audi. Now your dollar is Student Newspaper Distribution Upheld · 100LS . You get all the qptions listed buying even more. , above (worth $1000 for So if you want a well only $200).". engineered luxury car Add to this the fact and S1000worth of that we already options for S200, give you standard go see your local LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Superior Court judge has refused to pre- vent distribution or an alternative hlgh schopl newspaper, even lhouih be found some or the contents "vulgar'' and'possibly libelous. Judge Norman Dowds refused to enjoin publication or "The Forum" at Lynwood High School because he said such action would constitute pdor restraint and interfere with press freedom. AND IF THE statements ac- tually were found libelous, he said, the young authors would be subject to school disciplinary procedures. He added that the evidence convinced him that some motiva- tion for school officials' seeking' to censor the paper is "their dis-· like or being pictured in an un- flattering light. Dowd ·ruled in ·a civil suit brough~ by student Daniel St. Ledger, represented by attorney Gary Sowards of the American Civil Liberties Union. IN ONE.ARTICLE. St. Ledger wrote that •'th e school bas become nothing more than a place or baby-sitting instead or a learning institution.'' ln an article labeled "satire," he commented on the type or un· dergarments students are ex- pected to wear: "Girls shall wear light makeup, corsets and chastity belts. Boys shall wear clothes. No exceptions." 01' Heave Do Burglar No Match/or Her GLENDALE (AP) -June Taylor didn't mess around when she found a burglar prowlint around her house. She simply picked him up by t.be seat of his pant.a and threw him. out of the place. . The 6-foot, 175•pound Mrs. Taylor,M, WIJ!S awakened by someone who had opened the front door. She tiptoed into the living room and confronted a man she described as 5 feet 3 'and 125 pounds. · "Now, look what you've done," she scolded him, then gave him the heave ho. "I'll take bets that this is the last lime that guy tries anythln1 Uke this again," said police Lt. Roger Simon, • 'un· Jess ll'1 a mid1et." equipment other Audi dealer car manufacturers ,, 1•t . ~~your .Participating Audi dealer. ... & . -. A• OM. y PfLOT Thuraday. October 21, 1178 'mISSIC>R SR.It JUJlll CAPIS .*1776 ·~:*1976 ' 200 ------.1 . .. •'/-SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO'S SPECIAL CANCELLATION PORTRAYED t On.-d•y~nty Use to Commemorate 200th AnnlverHry of MIHlon'a Founding San Juan For Playbey To •k Big Demand Utters ~ Anticipated • CHICAGO (AP) -A spokesman for Playboy ma.cazine says the current Issue may become a col· lector's item. And not because of the pictures. The November issue contains a weU-publiclzed AideNamed · Capitol ewa Service SACRAMENTO - Marjorie W. Evans, 5.S, of Lot Altos Hills has been appointed t.o the Air Resources Board by Gov. Edmund 0 . Brown Jr. Evans is an attorney and an adviser to the Bank of America oo urban, energy and en· vironmenla1 issues. San .tuan Capistrano's bicentennial committee has announced a hand· s tamp o ~ com · memorative C'tlncella- Uon mark only on Mon- day, Nov. 1, the 200th anniversary of Mission. San Juan. interview in which Democratic presidenll:al r.-=~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiii;li" nominee Jimmy Carter made frank comments , THB' Derroll Peterson, San Juan postmaster,. said people can bring self. addressed envelopes to tbe post office, 32124 Paseo Adelanto, and re- about his religion, and his views on adultery, sin and former Preaidents Nixon and Johnson. LEE GOTTLIEB. THE PLAYBOY spokes man, said the issue is a virtual sellout and that "we think ltis going lo become a collector's item.'' PLUMllMG HIATIMG Allt C:OMD. ..._ ...... .. __ , "''4~------------------------------------qu est th e com - fie said warehouse supplies have been exhaust- ed and that many distributors reported selling their entire supply. M agatlnes returned by distributors will be used to fill special orders, he said. ~ ... ,,,y.,.,, ...... .....o.u 1\USSION VIEJO 1fll911 Cirn1no C:to1tH••'<> I ln ""'• ~ • ..., .,1 A.f/I; >\ .. , • S11rgery Practices Hit BOSTON (AP) -A Harvard University study concludes that too many operations are being performed by doctors who are- not specialists in surgery. while at the same time the nation's sur- geons do not have enough work ta keepthem busy. The researchers at Harvard Medical School drew their con- clusions after reviewing 285,000 operations performed in four metropolitan areas across the country by 2,700 physicians. THE FINDINGS WEaE to be published io today's New England J ournal of Medicine. An editorial called the study "a landmark in the study of the de- Uvery of surgical care in the United States.'' The research was sponsored by the Am erican Co llege of Surgeons and the American Surgical Association. It covered surgery performed in 1970 in four metropolitan areas in New Emgland, the South and the Pacific Northwest. Rita Nickerson, who directed the study, said the researchers found the average workload of surgical s pecialists certified by review boards is only about half as large as the doctors could han- dle. BUT THEY ALSO found that general practitioners were performing a number of opera- tions for which they may not be qualified. Among these are hysterectomies and removing appendixes and gall bladders. "These are types of procedures that we reel should not be done by general practitioners," Miss Nickerson said in an interview. . The researchers found that 3~ percent of the doctors who did operations were performing less than 10 a year. DR. OSLER L. PF:l'ERSON, who also worked on the research, said doctors who do these few operations get so little practice that some of them may not be competent to operate at all. Seven percent of the doctors. did more than 300 operations an- nually. The median number was about one a week. Peterson said the study shows that fewer medical students should become surgeons. ''We're rather short on family doctors in this country," Peterson said. "We ought to be putting our m anpower where it's m06t needed.'' wesl~ p Distinctive Styles for Men and Women OUR STAFF Miss Charlene, Mgr. MISS Sharla Mr. Roy Mr. Don Mr. Max Miss Wanda, Manicurist OPEN SUNDAYS and M ONDAYS W ESTCLI FF PLAZA-17th and Irvine Newport Beach 548-0460 Anl~on'I~ SHOE SERVICE R99ionctl Repair C....... for srEERY • TOPSIDER DON 'T THROW AWAY YOUR COMFORT ABLE OLD TENNIS SHOES WE REPAIR AND RESOLE ADI OAS -TRETORNS -& ALL OTHER MAJOR BRANDS HOW AT "tw LOCATION IN NIWPOIT llACH 2111 C NEWPORT IL YD. ,_ .. _ .c: .......................... h. • S.. CHd Y~ Wtttclff "•• • ,..._ ,.._, • F S..,. ls..hl AMt ~Macleans ~ FLUORIDE '~-69~ Toothp3ste \ memoralive cancella·. tion. G01TLIEB REFUSED TO DISCWSE how many copies of the magazine were printed. But he PETE a SON SAID said a sellouly.rould involve the sale of six million to 495-0401 COSTA).<ESA t \H Ne-ll1 81"1 642-1753 l(ITCHEH & •• TH I REMODELING NH ESTIMATES , the post office bas re-seven million copies. ceived many requests by Playboy officials said earlier that despite an- mail from collectors for licipated heavy deman4 for the issue they could not the decorative cancella-increase their us ual press run because of paper sup-I t• Owt Ol•tiM•y• et ANAHEIM•MAIN OFFICE tion mark. ply problems. The actual labor in-Before the Issue was published, Playboy made volved in hand·stamping a transcript of the Carter interview available to the t ~3 W l •nc.oln • AV. fOf [,1 4 t , 772-3470 .: \ the envelopes will be __!n!!:e~W!_S_!!m!_!ed~ia!_:. ______________ ~=~=~===~ performed by members of the Saddleback Stamp Club, Peterson said. HE ANTICIPATES about the same .number of requests as the San Juan post office received when the Freedom Train visit was commemorat- ed with a special can- cellation in January. There is no charge for the commemorative can- cellation. Additional in- formation is available by calling the post office, 493-1255. FASHION SLEEPERS IN STRETCH SIZES 7-14 MJMP1Y D\WPrY I 058 Irvine -WntcAff Pina ;I Newport leach • HALLOWEEN PARTY TIME Decorations. f avers. party paper& and treat bags for that special Halloween party. PAPER UNLIMITED •• 1112 llVN AYINUI WIST~ Pl.A2A 541-7'21 WESTINGHOUSE FLUORESCENT LAMPS Westinghouse •L I SERVICE DELI DEPT. AJ lfff ly Tiie CIMM6t • llSTIOSHR SALAMI •••••••••••• s I" .... ..... ..._ .......... BOLOGNA or SALAMI •••••••• s p•._ SERVICE SEAfOOD "'1· ,,.... .... BUTTER FISH •••••••• s P' .. ,.._ ..... DOVER SOLE •••••• 9ac .. MARKET BASKET WISTCUFF Pl.Ali 17tltll"... .... .......... OPEN THURSDAY NITES TIL 9 I Dogging Success Paste Pleases Pets' Palates SAN MATEO (AP)-Business Is booming at Deepen En· terprises, Joe. -and they owe it all to DouyDent, the beer- navored toothpaste for doas. The San Francisco Bay area nnn. whicb got it.s ala.rt peddling lbe canine denllrrice by mail, has announced plans for world-wide distribution or its products, which now cover the larger rield ol dentistry for animals. "SALES WE RE UP 300 per- cent in 197S-76 over the previous year," said R. Gordon Simmons, general manager. He declined, however, to cite specl!ic rigures. The long trail to a brighter smile for dots began about five years ago when Dr. Ursula B. Dietrich, a San Mateo dentist - for humans -noticed her pet Boston terrier was having dental problems. ''SHE STARTED trying to app- ly human dental procedures to animals," Simmons s aid. "There's no other way to take off harmful plaque except to brush." But human toothpaste contains potentially harmful detergents and fluoride, which dogs can't spit out, so Dr. Dietrich designed DoggyDent -a completely digestible toothpaste based on bonemeal. "From that point, we got in· vol".ed in the whole field of animal dentistry," Simmons said. "But we discovered that Alliance Adds . Rose to Roster most vets have very little knowledge of dental care for animals." DEEP EN SUPPUES far mote than toothpaste. The products in· elude dental instruments, dental machinery and • promise to pro- vide anything in the pet dental line their customers require. Original DoggyDent 11 iso popular that Dr. Dietrich is com- pleting work on KittyDent - shrlmp·flavored -and Equi- Dent. an oat-flavored toothpaste for horses. "Originally. animals lived in the wilds, and didn't live long," Simmons said, explainina the necessity for brushing pets' teeth. "Now dogs are being so well cared-for that they live for lS years or more. U you want them to live a long time you have to take care of them." ONE PROBLEM, $jmmons contends, ls that most com- mercial dog foods are navored with sugar and stuffed with carbohydrates, both of which contribute to poor dental hygiene -and doggy breath. Get_ung pets to sit still for Dog- gyDent might appear to be a pro- blem, but Simmons says that on- ce they taste it, pets are glad to permit the brushing just to savor the paste. "Basically, DoggyDent is a bonemeal product," Simmons said. "Supplied with a soft brush, it 's good for them." . Former Laguna Beach Postmaster Don Rose has . been named a member of the Laguna Beach Citizens · Alliance, an organization VNICEF Cartb Go On Sale -United Nation s : formed when the City ·- Council dissolved the city's Economics Com· C h i l d r e n ' s F u n d' Christmas cards are available from George a nd Dorothy Drum- Carrier PfHH!h Chip is a cocker spaniel with a message -every day. He belongs to Andrea Smalley, 15, of Mt. Pleasant, Mich., who says her pet dP.veloped his skill with the newspaper on his own. She concedes to re- warding him for the service. Pitch Denotes Sex NEW YORK (AP> -If you've ever wondered bow to tell the sex of a mosquito, just listen. The hum or 'buzz' a mosquito makes as it rues. is actually the sound or its wings beating. A female's wings make a higher tone than the male's, according to "World Book Encyclopedia." The higher hum helps males find mates. Thurwd1y, October 21, 1975 DAILYPILOT ,49 Street-lining 'Sales' Face Curb in Irvine The Irvine City Councll will attempt to decide next week if a city ordinance abould be passed prohibiting cars wlth "tor sale" signs from being parked alongside city streets in Irvine. . Retldtnta h ave complained at several recent Village Forum meet· inp that several areas of the city have been marred by rows of parked cars dlaplayinc For Sale signs. POUCE CHIEF LEO Peart was uled to look into the matter and at Tuesday's council meeting is to re· port. Peart said he bas not taken a posi- tion on whether the city should enact an ordinance banning the parked carg bef.Jde roads. 'I've Just given the council ln· formation to help them make a de· cislon," Peart said. "ll's really a mat· ter or preference." P EART REPORTED 111AT he sur- ve)'ed 10 nearby cities and found that only one does not bave a (Dunicipal or- dinance prohibiting parlted cars on public streets for purposes of display- ing For Sale signs: Huntington Man Gets OC Position Richard H arlow, assistant city admlnhtrator for the City or Huntington ... Beach, has been ap- pointed to the Orange County · Manpower Commission. Har low replaces Edward Thompson, Huntington Beach personnel director, who served as chairman of the commission last year. Peart 's report said an ordinance might be useful because it would keep the residential areas from bell\I transformed into commercial areas (at least temporartly); it. would keep motorists from having accidents while "browsing" at the rows of For Sale cars and would eliminate tho possibllity of the unattended cars be· Ing stolen or vandalized. U the councll decldes an ordinaoco ls needed, Peart would prepare a pro- posed ordinance and the matt.er ViO\lld return to the council at a future meet- ing. Nobod! saves you 20% .: to more cities than United.;~ .~ 't b . mittee some months ago. The independent al- liance inc lud es Tom Alexander, c hairman; Howar d Dawson , vice chairm an: Arnold Hano, vice chairman; Jack DeAngelo. Ron Deutsch, mond, 25412 Charro Dr., ..-------------------------------------------......0.:, .,l ~~~ fr~~n Acle~~stt;~~: Freedom Fare to 79 cities. 1271 Cliff Dr., Laguna 1----------------------.---------------------~ •(, I Beach. Destination Round trip Your Destination Round·trlp Your ,, Sale of UNICEF greet· City freedom fare Savings City ing cards and gifts un· t-----------------------+-----=------------------Freedom Fare Savings ; • James Dilley, Norman Ecke, Roland Greene, Webster Jones, Allen . L ynch, Mary Miller, . Harry Moon·, Betty ·.Robinson. J ean Spiry, James W. Taylor, Bill ·Vernor. James Yancey : and Toni Zachariasse. derwrites seeds and tools for community vegeta· ble gardens, fis h for stocking ponds, the dig- ging of village wells and lessons for mothers on preparing nutritious meals, said Mrs. Drum- ·n mond. ,,... ...... t ... • UNICEF se rves : The alliance has pre- . sented to the council five study areas it believes could save the city more . ., ~ children in more than 100 countries throughout the , . ... than $1 million and nol JOINS ALLIANCE dilute city services. Don Rose year, she said. Akron/Canton Al lenlown/ Bclhk hem/E.1stcm Balli more BinTiingham Boise Boslon Buffalo/Niagara Falls Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Cnarleston. W. \'a. Charlotte, N.C . Orn tta nooga Chicago 8277.00 315.00 307.00 246.00 126.00 338.00 294.00 218.00 275.00 282.00 258.00 245.00 $69.00 79.00 77.00 62.00 32.00 84.00 74.00 54.00 69.00 70.00 64.00 61.00 Medford I\ lcmphis Milwaukee I\ 1oline/H.ock Island/Davenport Muskegon Newport New~/ Hampton/ Williamsburg New York/Newark Norfolk/ Portsmouth/ Virginia Beach $1 17.00 $29.00 2~6.00 56.00 '.!·15.00 61.00 22 1.00 56.00 ~:iJ.00 6J.00 315.00 79.00 323.00 81.00 315.00 79.00 Additional information is available by calling the Drummonds, Blood Buy Ban Asked :::~:or Mrs. lpsen,..._C_h_i_ca_g_o ________ $_ll-0.-00-$-86-.00--1 Omaha Pendleton Phil adelphia 194.00 48.00 149.00 37.00 I :H7.00 79.00 I SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown : Jr. has signed a bill in· purchase of blood for ---------• Our F.conomy Freedom f"are to Chicago offers even trans fusions u nless a greater savings. Pittsburgh 286.00 72.00 -1 ' · trodaced by Sen. An ·· lhony Beilenson (D·Los· doctor has deter mined Call 642-5678. there's no other way to Put a few words You save 28~o off regular round-trip Coach fure. get the blood type to wor k for ou. Children traveling with you save 553. Portland Providence 139.00 35.00 • j 334.00 84.00 · Angeles) that bans the needed. Same restrictions as regular Freedom Fare. 294.00 74.00 85.00 21.00 Raleigh/Durham Reno Buy any tire this Friday or Saturday, and we'll throw in a precision wheel balance at no extra cost. Brand New Falcon Regency 30 Rugged bias ply construction. A NY SIZE LISTED 6.00-13 6.50-13 7.75-14 8.25·14 7.35· 14 8.25-15 $22 Whitewalls add $3. $1.48 to $2.16 F.E.T. per tire depending on tire size and weight. Polyester C.Ord Golden Falcon AN Y SIZE LISTED A78·13 E78·14 F78-14 G78-14 G78-15 H78-15 a eveland Columbus, 0. Dayton,O. Denver Des Moines Detroit Eugene, Ore. Flint Richmond Rochester Saginaw/Midland/Bay City Salem.Ore. Salt Lake City Seallle/Taooma South Bend Spokane Toledo , 306.00 76.00 '• . 301.00 75.00 • • 269.00 67.00 ' 134.00 34.00 I 125.00 31.00 152.00 38.00 251.00 63.00 .I 150.00 38.00 266.00 66.00 J :m1.oo 77.00 Fort Wayne Grand Junction Grand Rapids $277.00 267.00 259.00 139.00 206.00 269.00 130.00 269.00 259.00 11 7.00 256.00 288.00 328.00 246.00 197.00 26 1.00 262.00 $69.00 67.00 65.00 35.00 52.00 67.00 32.00 67.00 65.00 29.00 64.00 72.00 82.00 62.00 49.00 65.00 66.00 15.00 47.00 Washington, D.C. Youngstown/Warren/Sharon 286.00 72.00 . .. Greensboro/High Point/\ Vinston-Salem Hartford/Spri11gf ield I iuntsville Night Coach to 7 Eastern cities. t .. Kansas City Knoxville Lansing Las Vegas Lincoln 59.00 187.00 There's an even easier w:iy to save 20~. It's United's ~ Night Coach. If you fly after 10 p.m., there are no l restrictions at all. Avai lable to Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, New York, 1 Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C. ~ United's Freedom Fare knocks 203 off the re~ar round-trip CooCb fare. And it's available to 79 cities tfrom Los Angeles. That's more cities tl1an any other airline. What's trore, Children under 12 traveling with you save a whopping 503! There are no mileage restrictions. No weekend or holiday restrictions. Freedom Fare does not apply to flights outside the continental U.S. or to travel within the same state. Just reserve your seat at least 14 days ahead. Pay for your round-trip ticket within 10 days of your reservation date, but at least 14 days before departure. And stay 7 to 30 days. Freedom Fare . ~ seats are limited, so make your reservations early. /, v.w~ $27 SI. 75 to $2.87 F.E.T. per tire depending on ti re size and weight. Don't leave home without the American Express '.: : ~UUA-0 card~ Use it for your Ynited tickets, hotels, meals (the ~ft&••\ and rental cars. If you don't have an American ~~ ~~~~~~~Express card, call (800) 528-8000 for an application. For reservations, caJ!your 'Ifavel ~Or call United at 537· 7521. Whitewalls add $3 FREE MOUNTING -FREE ROTATION The Broadway TIRE AND SERVICE CENTERS Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday through Friday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturday; Noon to S P.M. Sunday Nawport 8"ch tfUntington Beech Orange Mal1 lAguna HIUs ' .Phono644·1212 Phone892-3331 Phone998-9400 Phone686-7~ .. Partners in Thlvel with Western International Hotels. Flythe endlysldes of United. • unll:ED AIRLlnes "" . . Sinatra Sick; Concert Off ConOict Date ~Delayed WANTE DI MOND From AP Dlspa&dlea Frull Slaatra'• cioacert appearance scheduled tonight at Middle Tennessee State University was canceled because oftbes1.nter'1 lllness. lerry Wela&raub, Sinatra's New York pro- moter, said appearances scheduled this weekend in Atlanta and Birmingham a1ao were canceled. Sinatra ls reportedly suffering from i.nlluenza. Confuaion over Just wblcb aovernment ot- ficials must aubmit coo-ruct of intereat atate- menta and Just what those statements must cover prompted Oranie County supervisors to postpone a Nov. 1 stale menttillns deadline. The board balked, however, at a auggesUon that the deadline be su.•· pended indefinitely. ORANGE COUNTY Jewels by josephs •• ~hing tor dlemonds end gemstones from Pf'IV1te IMlvlduals and estates careful examination end evetuattOn by our elt.e>erts Highest 1 pnoes paid. Call 540-9066 1<>-9 dauy, $.elurday 10-6. Sunday clOsed. m f0t Mr Joeept\ iewels by ioseph Sound Seventy Productions, which handled Ten· nesaee ticket sales for Sinatra's concert. made ar· rang em en ts for refunding the Uckets. • Margaret Medders -who left debts of $3 Instead, supervisors agreed to extend the fit. ing to July 1, then con- sider extending it again if lhe confusion bas not been setUed. mUllon in 1967 alter falling lrom a We of minks, *'<>Dey and prestige on borrowed funds -bas been sued by Dallas, Fairmont Hotel for almost $15,000. The hotel alleges lhat IDGH LEVEL govem- Mrs. Medders and movie ..---------] meot officials were re- IN ADDITION. he said, two recent pieces of legislation alter require- ment.a for statements. He aaid one bW pro- forma, concerning any videa that officials personal real estate and generally won't have to business interests which disclose their own homes could be lo conflict with ' on the form, and lhey their public duties. won't have to report in· However, County Ad-~me fro~ ~ourc4:s out- m ln is tr at iv e Officer side lhe Junsdlctaon of Ro~rt Thomas said in a their own government report to supervisors, agency. ]>roducer Sol Fleldlag ran ( P'E"Q·O.£ . q\Jired by the state Fair up a $14,485 bill during c.. r L Political Practices Com- May and June that she re-mission t.o me conflict fuses t.o 1>8Y. The hotel is seeking an additional $2,000 in attorneys' fees. Mrs. Medders and her husband, the late Ernest Medders, borrowed $3 million over a five-year , period during the middle '60s on the basis of rumors they were heirs to the Spindletop oil fortune. They used the money to buy a 185-acre ranch in Texas . • Los Angeles dress manufacturer Jack Aadtew >ryan ls out of prison in time to attend a fashion ~win Paris on Saturday. :t Bryan, SO, was arrested in March 1975 for at- .,egedly offering a $500 bribe to a U.S. Customs of· :-cer to let him bring dresses secretly from Mexico. • The following Jul.Yr be was convicted and sen-=~nced to one year in prison but allowed to stay free • en appeal until June. U.S. District Judge William B. Enright listened to Bryan's plea and ordered his sentence reduced to time already served. QUEEN!E By Phil lnterlondi ··1 don't know ho\\ tholl<' smgrr~ do 11, but by the time I got to Phoenix .• J·was broke•'" JOllOEN A08ERT W JOAOEN ·~•Cleflt of ~h l.•OuN. ca1o1orn1a Oal•of dHI" Oct-r 10, IU~ SurvovPO ov nt\ ""'" Huntington Man On Taxing Panel Huntington Beach attorney Henry T. Moore Jr. has been appojnted by Orange County Supervisors to a state property tax reform committee. Moore, of 3921 Aruba Circle, will be one of five public members appointed by supe.fvisors to tbe 16-member panel. He was nominated by Supervisor Laurence Schmit. Dr. Merwin H. Waterman of Laguna Hills Leisure World was nominated to the new group earlier by Supervisor Thomas Riley. He is a pro- fessor emeritus of finance from the University of Michigan. THR EE OTHER CITIZEN members are yet to be named. The committee, established two weeks ago at Schmit's suggestion, will study meas ures necessary to overhaul property tax laws. Supervisors Tuesday also agreed to expand the committee from 14to16 members to include Dennis • MacLain, general manager of the Muntcipal Water District of Orange County. and a representative from the Orange County Council of Real Estate Boards. OTHER COMMITrEE MEMBERS are County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas, County Counsel Adrian Kuyper, Tax Collector-Treasurer Robert Citron, Assessor Bradley Jacobs. Superin- tendent of Schools Robert Peterson and two representatives from the Orange County Chapter of the California League of Cities. Schmit and Supervisor Ralph Clark will serve as co-chairmen. Chair:man Nruned Dr. Arnold Beckman, a member or the board of directors at Hoag Memorial Ho s pital Presbyterian for rive' years, has 'been selected chairman of the hospital's annual giving campaign. PUBLIC NOTICE The campaign is de- signed to fund equipment and projects on the hospital's priori ties list. Beckman is chairman o( the board of Beckman instruments. a company he rounded more than 40 years ago PUBLIC NOTICE Deaths Elsewlwre Marv E Jord•n Funeral arranqe-~tCTITtOUS IUSINESS Oavey•1 l.CKktr Inc, ..00 M•11 n, 6.llllOll, C.I. "-" are e>end1no. Snell ... UQUM NAMESTATEMENT LAS VEGAS. Nev. a .. c .. MortuM~ltANT llH~~lowlnopeoons •••clolno~I· (AP) -Las Vegas en-WILLIEG GAANTe>aS<edawavOc· THE LOOK by ARLAN l"l.AUM, Th•I bu\fne'' •• <Onducted bV a. vaner•l IWl<tMr\hlp. T.R.Ullo11 tertainer Dick Roman is ~~.'.'· .. ":!,i~':i'n"t ~··~~,;,/~~~ ll Fas111on Island, Newp0rt a.~h. CA dead Of a n apparent Be.cn~ca111om1a.SurvlvedbVMrson. 92660n.e LOOI! tnc .. a CalilO<"nl• CO<"· heart atta ck. F ellow F Oow Grant of ·SAn Mateo; 2 p0rat1on,l001R1dhlll Avt.,6lc19.•,Ste singer Jerry Vale dis-~a':.;<~~1~.'.'n" 's';; :.~ ~ ~::;t!:~ 1~-h~'~,';:~· ~"~~~~~1eo ov "'°'- 'Tiiis st1te""'"t w11s filed Witll 1"- Coumy Clark Of o ... noe Cl>unty on Oct. 1, "" ,._ Pul>llsh9<1 Orenve Coast Dally Pilot, Ocl t•, 11, ».and Nov.•. 1976 42'1·76 covered the body or the Thr """f Chrl\t1an Church Of Hunt· porolllon. 38 Id R . lnql<>" Bea<h. S"vlc"' will oe Mfd THE LOOK INC -year·O Oman ID It OOPMFrld~y.Octobe•71atSmltl>S' Arf&nFleum,Presldent Rom an. s a pa rtmcnt Chote>el with Thoma\ w Ovorfon ofll~ Tiiis "•1em.n1 Wa\ lllf'd wl111ttlt1---::,.7::tCT=1T:"."10:=".u7::s:-:a""u""5""°tN""E""n=-- PUBLIC NOTICE Wednesday. <tan!. 1nterm~n1 Good Sh•e>llerd O>unty Cltrll Of Ora"ve County on Oc· Cem•terv. Huntonqton Btacll C•. 10ller5, 1'7•. NAME STATEMENT ----------Smith\' MorfuMy oiroclor\. flU.n TM followlno 1>9r'°"' •re clolno bust· CUNNINGHAM PubflSh<td 0••~ Coe.I O.lly Piiot ""'" BAL Tl-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 6 73·9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-941 5 San Juan Cap1~1rano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Onve Newport Calllorn1a 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Avf" Westminster 893·3525 SMITHS' MORTUARY 627 Marn St Huntington Beacn 53~539 SMITH TUTHILL LA• OUR WESTCLIFF CHAPEi. Mortuary • • 646..a88 427 E 17th St .. Costa Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE fltCTITIOUS IUSINIU NAMI STATeMI NT · The lollowl119 .,.no11 ts delflo llu5l ~ ... • MAl'tOI ["$ MANNllEOVI N, ?160t "W'bet l'td., U11lt U , L.e9UtW1 Nl-1. . ~11on11• m n Morlorl• Ann Wortll. UJ>t Hll~I Or., Apt. 0 4", i..t~ NlfWI, Q111ot?11at?•n TJ\ls b<Alneu Is <Olldvcltd tty 1111 lflo ch!OIMI Mat,.,teA.W•,.11 TNs st•-.,. WU Iii.a .i111 "" °""4V 0 ... 111 Of Or•"" ~ Oii ot. -· "" -•1' FORNEY c CUNNINGHAM,,., .. Oc1 ,. 2t ltand No•. "" 4121-7• BRANOY ENTERPRISES, 17152 d!'<lt of Hunllnqton Beach California • • • MaQnoll• St • Fountain Valley. C.A. O.teol~•lhO<lob<!r 19 1976SurvtVfl!1-----------'270e ~v hi\ w••e Aqn•• two d.tuqhlen. PUBLIC NOTICE MlcllHI J Sltw•rt. Jtrry A v1rq1n•• Clar-ol Cornn" del Mar and Sl-art, And Oavo Zlckgral CWllll;tm He ie n "" -1 n, of o, ano•: 4 Oavldl. 10751 M.,edllll. Hl.Wltmgton qrl"ld<Mdren S.-rvoc•s W•ll be MIG ~ICTITfOUS IUSINEH Beach, CA '1708 1 00 PM FriddV P"<tftc V~w O\all"l NAMI STAT•MINT This buslnn\ I\ condu<11d 0¥ " .. 1tll R•• Tl•c,.na• w Owrtort olf1c••1· ~~~llowlno '"'"°"'are OOlno Dusi· Qtfttral 1W1rt11e,.nip •no In lltu of floWf'r\ t"" lamoty suo-T and C SPORT F ISHEl'tS, 400 Tiii Jt rrv A S11w••t ~t\ con1riou11ons o-maoe to TM Mein, &.lbOll, 01 ,.~-·' 'cl~fek~not w.s 'c""' wt th the A,.,..rocon Cancer Socl•tv lnurnmem, """""" •r v> r11199 oun1y on Oc· Pac•h< v,.., Mfomoriat Park Nt-1 Timothy Rlch•rd Ullqn, 166 •-r l. ""· Vlll•nov•. Co\t• Me••· Clll ~ F64DI Buell C•. P•clflc View Mortuary 0.rlt11• Ann uuon. 2 .. Vlllanovi , -~ dlre<IO<• '"""'ls:Md Orin~ Coast O.lly Pilot COSt• Meta, Cal tUU Oct 14 21 n and Nov. 4, lt16 •1'2·7' Amertca's Most Beautiful Nursery (I k t o. b f r ft :.,,; t "EICHTAL-BAUM" From Sindelfinger, Germany "EICHTAL-BAUM .. BRINGS A LARGE REPERTOIRE OF ORIGINAL OKTOBERFEST MUSIC. SONGS ANO DANCES. 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Why most men tend lo trust women with wtde·set eyes I just don't know. bul the psychological survey ex· perts insist their studies prove such lo be the case. Wide·seteyes in the remale of the species for no ex· plainable reason seem to be associated with good moral character. these authorities aver. ' BIGGF.ST BUSINESS Q. "What's this coun- try's biggest dollar-volume industry?" A. Sickness. Got a problem'! Tlien wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tapC'. getting the ansu:ers and action you need to solve 111equit1es m government and busi· ness Mail your questions to Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Coast Daily Pilot. P .O. Box 1560 , Costa Mesa. CA 92626. I nclude your telephone number. The column appears daily except Saturdays q.,llt Probleta Patelted Vp DEAR PAT· 1 ordered an applique to be sent lo me from ·•crazy Quilt No. 2" while 1 was visiting in San Francisco last August. It cost $11.11 and was charged on my credit card. So Car, I've not received the applique even though I've written to the store. l would still like to receive this merchandise, but 1 can 't seem to arrange delivery on my own. B.8., Newport Beach "Crazy Quilt No. 2" malled your appllque to you Sept. 23, according to Its rttords. Your non- deUvery complaint will be reported to the shipping department and It will be investigated. The store then wUl contact you regarding prompt replace· ment of your ordec. MoMle Bo•e Otmlers l'o.eal DEAR PAT: My neighbor showed me your col· umn item about the Mobile Home Consumer Hotline serviced by the California Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Housing and Community Development. I'd like to find out i ( these two state agencies have any tough laws to back up their actions on behalf of mobile home owners experiencing problems. P.S .. San Clemente This new consumer protection service gels it muscle from the fede rally e nacted National Mobllbome Construction Safety Standards Act of 1974. Known as Title VI, this act became effective June 15, 1976 and establlilhed tough construcUon re- quirements ror mobUe homes bollt in the United States after that date. Tbe Department of Housing and Community Development ls under contract to the federal government to enforce Title VI stan· dards in California. Violations could result In halt.ed production or sales. DMV Is interested because it licenses dealers, salespersons, manufacturers and manufacturers' representatives. Those licenses are subject to r evocation, suspension or probation. BotlfRe Well Grotauled DEAR READERS: P bone (800) t 5Z·521S to r e· acb tbe Mobile Home Consumer Hotline. According to center co·dlrectors, DMV Supervising Special In· veatlgat.or Arthur Haywood and Department of Housing Administrator Arnold Hackney, the aew consumer pro&.ectloa unit has bandied some 50G telephone calls and rtteived about 100 written com· plaints since opening on July 1, 1976. The center will handle complaint• involving Health and Safety Code defects, mobile home warranties, registration problems, sales contracts, advertising and escrow transactions. The center's telephone lines are open from 8 a.m. to S p.m. Monday throqb Friday, with personnel to answer calls in Englls b, Spanish or Japanese. DEAR PAT: I noticed that your column in· eluded a recent complaint from a reader who had ordered and not received a pattern from Custom Flt Patterns Inc .. New York City. I also have had a pro- blem with this firm. 1 ordered a $5.45 pattern in November 1975. The wrong pattern was shipped so I returned it wlth a request that the right pattern be mailed to me . Nothing has happened. Can you help me too? F .S., Costa Mesa Anne WUllama ol customer relatlolla reports that Custom Flt Patwrm malled your pattern order last December. It hu DO farther reeord of yoar or· cler problem. Williams a(rffd to send a dapllcate order to you lm m edla&d)t. Other readers experleac· blc problems wltb thit. nnn are urged to cootact ADDe WllU1m1 pe_l"IOIDatly by wrttla1 &o Ca1tom Flt Pat&emt, Inc., HO Macllaoa Ave •• New York, NY .100%% • . • :· ~tempor•l"lf? NM .,_Ce • • D.EA R PAT: I ordered a twin-1ite lnflata•Bed ' from Contem porary Marketing Inc. whUe 1 was still Uving ln Illinois last F~bruary. The cos\ was $64.90. which l paid at the time the order was placed. I then rtte.lved a fo rm leU.er indicating that Contem- porary M'1keting was undergoing "yery rapid growth." I moved to CaJllornla a month ago and ln· formed the firm that 1 wanted a refund . I am no • loncer interested In reccivtng Lhe bed in vlcw of the time !:h•t has elapeed. R.W., Colla Meu c.1e.,.r1ry Mll'letlb' H I malled I ntf•IHI .. ,... b•t It off «ed no expf uetloD for tlae delay la .~bal yoar onkir. . ' THE WILDWEST are avAiluble rst an.nual Latun._ B ch Police Employes' socl•tion benefit to be h d at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Orange Cou ty Fair· grounds amphitheater. The show will feature Skiles and Henderson, a comedy t.ea1q, as well as novelty acts and other entertainers. Ticket sales ofrlce is at Thu!!!'ay. October 21. 191& DAILY PILOT A J I Sex Zone Cluster Cuts Crime? OKLAHOMA CITY <AP> -A city co1.1nc1lmon has proposed an "erogenous ione" lo reduce crime In other parts of the clly. Councilman Neal Bulkun Staid nirlie shows. pornographic boo"storcs and X·rated movie houses could be clul'ltered in such an area, keeplna them out of other parts of the city. "People who arc mterested 1n that porno stuff could go. but the rest of w; wouldn't have to look at tl," he said. Balkan, chairman of the City Council's plan· ning committee. asked the city attorney to look into the legality or creating such a district Every era starts lo tum into a phony im· ilatlon of itself long before its people die off However humorous they may be, the current TV showis about the 1950s are a ludicrous mockup. Although all catastrophic, the Viet· nam War was a glass Korea which was a rhinestone World War II. the diamond-bard dying of the century. But nowhere maybe was the fake follow.up more obvious t han in the passing of the Wild West decades. Bill Hickolc and Bill Cody went into shoot-em-up show bi~ with a comic carnival of sweating horses and smoking pistols almost before the buffalo blood was dry. There's no way, no possible way for the young in school to understand his· tory. It is a sentimental study only for Seasoned Citizens with long memories 580 Broadway, suite226. A•tf'• 9 Orders may be placed by a,w1...._~ ;::=.====================================== ehristian Science Heals! telephone by calling Amy Carter, whose 497-3720. Tickets are S8 father is competing per family. wilh Presiden.t Ford One out or every three families now moves each year. Wasn't so long ago that it was one out of every five families which so moved an· nually. 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I O.•MdJ JeM\kl IHC teMCllrl4, 19'•. °""" °""' .. Or•nte CocinCy"''"' .. ,_,U,1916. NBC GJ 8:30 -"Goodbye Charlie.'' Debbie Reynolds plays the title role of a playboy who's reincnrnated into a woman after his untimely demise at the hands of a jealous husband. Tony Curtis, Pat Boone and Walter Matthau also are· featured. KCET.@9:00 -Visions. The debut of a new series of origlnaJ dramas. Tonight "Two Brothers,'' the story of a young doctor's battle with mental illness, with Judd Hirsch and David Spielberg. TV DAILY LOG THURSDAY)' l!Vl!NING 6:00 D 0 reH 111 l l m flews D Ill! (81 110l m Wotld Serles Buebill Con I from ~PM for your con•en1ente, we have l1~ltd lht rec· 111ar 5thedule aAd lht ··a11er11Jle' f.lo.,e lhal ..,111 air al 8 JO rl ' ~lh tame rs necessary. O (2tJ Stir Trek {t ) Gom11 l'yle 0 (i2tJ (l,) News O Gunsmoh m hnridee hmlly CD Adam-12 m Vtctrk ComPI"' Of1 Din1hl m little Risuls -6:30-0 Dln1h! Cue)ts include Vrnct nl Prrcr Sus.in Clark, Allen Ludden (t ) Andy Cnllrlll (10 Mttv Crrlhn m Fanuly Allitt (111 {3J Gun1111oh m Zoom! m~ 7 :00 D 0 ,,, I 0 ' m llein 0 l.1ut Club t 6 My Thtte Sons e To Ttll lhe ltulh 0 Con<entrihon m I Ulwt Lucy Q) Tht flll m Cartoons 126 Andy C1iffith w The MKNtll/lehrtr Repoit 1'291 I e ) 8on1nu R) D11m1hc Serru ID Addams Family -7:30- D Price Is Riehl O Bowline tor Dollm t r. l The Odd Couple O The Colle Show r 8 1 Candid Camera O The Johr's Wild llOJ '22l llJ Match G1me m Tbe Bridr Bunch flll 01 Thi W1ltlur11 llrollltrs W Star i.-1111ne t2$l Hoc1n's He1oes W Cllannel 2t Ton1ctit A sprc11I 10110 .. up progrJm M lhr Punte thrldren, • whrch p10V1dts 1nf01m1 lion on 011t•n1111ton\ lo ass1sl patenls of ch1ldr•n '"'" learnonf d1~b1htres ID hKt ls RleM Jt l~d•a Btih nmu m null Ciorclon 8:00 0 rAMll Y ENDANGERED! * NEW·THE WAlTONS O ITl (3) 8) The W1ll0111 John· Boy slus up tontrovm y rn Jtll,1w n taunly and puls hlS lam1ly 1n physr tal dan1e1 wh,n h~ dK1d') lo 'K plo1 e and wrole about .\merican books being burned 1n Gt.rmanv D UOI m NBC Tllursd1y Movie: Tentalln-Will 111 If lhert 11 NO Sth 11me of the World Serres. ( C1 (Jhr) "D1y of the latkal" (~usp) '13 (dward Toi. Alan Bc1del An 'ss.min 1\ hired by • Trench undercround group rn kill f rench rm1den1 Chadts Q,Caulte O MOYrt : (2hr) "Dr. St,,ncelon" (com) '64 -M er S,llers 16 •Mo.re: •c (2hr) "Bui llol '°' Mt" (dra) 59 Clark Cabl• 0 (L,. re J) 1)f. Wetco111t Bick ~tttt lul1t inf! lht v hoot nu!SI' stl 11p a ornrram ol phri1Cal turns and l111d th•ir b•u•~t obmrlf tt Cabe .. ho has a fur nt docl('lft a Movw: C) (2hr) "C<1$1'1 DIYt" (dra> 43 lyron, p~,.tr m Vicki l1w1enct And * Bobby Heiyes Chmb The $25,000 Pyramid m 125,000 Pyramid Q) 'etrY M11011 m lod1y's Coo•1nr t2JJ ct ) Movie: "Tell Thtm Wlllle eo., Is He11" (d11) ·r.9-Robtit H,dtOi d. ~lha11ne Ros~ Qt, Mowle: lCJ (2hr) "Thi r111 Stoiy" (drl) ·~9-Jame~ Stewa11, fD !lot'• m futbol Socctf m Jip.intM UnJlllCI PrO&f1m -8:30-e Movlt: Ttnl1tlwt-111n 111 If a ~Ill elmt f·S pity". \C) (Z~hr) "Goodbye CMfltt" (com) '64 tony Clrr111 A wom1n chnrnc playboy rs $h01 by an 111tt hui.t>and and is ttllltltMttd u 3 btaufllul 1111 O ( at)())) ~fl ll•rnty Milltr "lht Cltchon 'A nch man sMPhflrntt ltnitllt ind a ptdtsl111n hil by 1 ffy1n11011,1 sut •tt Barney s b1uttt probltms on tltehon nl(hl fl) OPoSIOIJ 9:00 tJ £\7) Q) ('() H..all FM~ frvt bod1ts 11e found 1n Ille cr.ier ol M1una LOI 'f0k:1no. and Ille mystery btcomes evtn more slartl•nc lo Stew llt(Garrttl wllen he dtsO¥trs who the "'" "'1e and •h1I c.a~d t1* oulhs. Pit H1nc11 fv"t"' B Hilatiovs Comtcly on * Tht Judtt's lirthdot Tiit Tony bndJ" Sllow D (Jfll I$ J) itJ fl1c f0f!1 blldiA Sflow Judge r rankhn learns hrs ston' laced, sh11p 1oncued sette- t1ry-M1ss Rcubntr-h~s ~~other Sldt tQ htf peiSOftaMy wllen he •s~s her lo his home to celtbrate htt brrlhdly "'lh hrs lamrty. OOJ MtW11: (CJ (lllr) "Ho111brt" (wtt) '67-Piul Newman. G) En&l•nd Dan 1 John • ford Colby Rock With Merv Toni&ht At 9 CD Mtrw Cntfin Sllow Cl) lloJtnc rrOlll Ille Ot,lnpit fB Womtn'J rrotessloflal Goll fD VISIONS/Two Brothers •, ltlrrin& Judd Himh and David' Spielberc Em Visiofts "Two Brothers" The story of a youne doctor who. despite his blolher's efforts 10 help him. is unable to cope w1lh hrs own menial 1llne11.. -9:30- 0 The Nancy Wilker Show • Aller 29 Yrs-Their first Annimsuy O (..211 8') lfl ll1ncy Wilker Show ' lhe Ann1vers.1y' Part I II may bt lh' llrlttrrdct's JOtn ann1vtr· sary bul rl's a n11hl lull ol hrsts lcu Ndncy and Kennel~ fD TV Jochy l Toe• 10:00 0 111 31 e B11111by Jo1m Tht aoo~rent atc•dt nlal dtalh or an a11 charltr SN-VICt p1101 b11ni:s Barnaby 1n conla<I with an unu~ual sort of laundry busrnos-launderrng gambllnt mOll'Y from the Bahamas 0 O News ($) llot11ftU O (119 (81 )fl Struts ot San francrKo Stone and Robbins have the11 hands lull when a mdn oilers a m1lhon·dollar reward IOI 1ntorma11on IPadintr lo the arrn l 01 death ol lhe person rrspons1ble lor the rape murder of hr~ dJughler -10:30-G> Q) News 124 &unsmoh W Black Pe~chn on the News 11:00 DO CJ)U>"lltws 0 Ql l (j ) 00\ m flews 0 (lt) l t;) ia._ lon Amrriun Style • 6) Su Hunt 0 Ctltbtity ltt'IUt m Mary Ottides Cmy Is * Best & Wand• Wonders About Gtncbis Kahn! m M1ry Hlrtmu, M1ry H1r1111.1n Cl) TJ!cs of tflt Bimrt 11 I 3 Stump the Sim W Mowtt: "Metropolis" -ll:l0- 0 (flJ (5) CV CBS late Mo•ie: ~ojal-Slar Ride; (e) "Smee" (dra) '73-Marlin landau. D i23J m 110\ m Johnny Clrson (6) The PTl Club 0 (t>tl (SJ) ()t) Streets I Sin f rindsc.o/Dan Allcust m"rws !,?tl The 700 Club 12:00 O Best OI Groucho 0 Movie: fCl "Sre11 at Red River'' (wes) '54-Van Johnson. Joanne Dru. m Movie: "The lnlotmu" (dra) 'J~-VICtOJ Mclaeltn -12:30- 0 All·Nlctit Show: "Prilt of Arms," •CJ "Bluebeard," "love in f'awn" Q) Mo••t: "Arturo's lsl111d" (dra) '6J-lc~zinc1td kernan. Key Mersman 1:00 0 ml CJ) 00• Tomonow m Them cru• 2:00 0 Ooubttlututt Movies: tCl "four Queens for 1n Ace," "Tah Ont hbe Step" m All·Nictit Show: "Gone Are the 01J1," "Udy luck" DAYllME MOVIES OCTOBEll 2l Below, f« youi conwenitftC41, •r• the dlY'• movies. 10:00 D "The f'1ssi011alt Thief" (~dw) '62-Btn Gamra, AnM Maenanr, "Gold111 urrlncs" (~<M '47-Marlena Drel11ch, K~r Mill•nd. ~ (C) ''Holld11 lor lo""'" (com) 'S9-Ct1tto11 Webb. Jane Wyrn•n, Carol lynley 11 :00 Cl "Tht SllU&t lowt tf M1rth1 lwtts" (dra) '4~ &rwra Stanwyt~. Kw~ Oo11ct11 11.00 m "You 0111r Uwe O•tt" fdra) '37-Henry ronoa. 1 :00 IMl ct) .. _ A Tilitf" ( dt a) 65-Ann Mtrptt. Ala111 Oelon. 2:00 0 CC) "Tiie hi Stufll'I"' (WU) '~1-Jott McCIQ. 3.00 ®J (t) "l1&flt Ill tilt f'lam" (dr1) '62-Ctorce H1m1llon, OIMt de lln!tland l:lO U a::> "S,J Killer" (tdv) '69-Robrrl Horton, Stbutran t.ibol, Jill St. JoM. KOCE Television (50) ,,,.. ttllt-fll ., .. filed "'411' .,,. M GlllOI,., Pre\llllnl AJtM I Clwrrly Cltf'll OI 0r""9f CO\lfltY Oft °'t Tiii\ •l•tt-111 wH tutcl '"'"" '"' ""«Ill"'" Or-O>e•t Deity 1'1"4, 1, 1t1t. CtvnlY Cit•• ol 0••1'1.,. c;.o.;M,. Oft~ JO,tlldOcl.7, 1',ll, 1'16 01·1' ~16 ~)1,lt?•. 'I P\elllhtel 0<•119" Cont O.lty l'llOl, NUl7 Ott. 1-, n , it.Mid Hov. •. 1'7' ut>-1' Publl"'td Or•noe C.0111 Otliy PllOI ""'·~·•"' 0t1.1. u , 11, mt •11 .. it 1--------------1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N<mCE FICTITIOUS IUSI NESl NAM5STATIEMllNT Tlw lollowl"ll person• are cl04nQ blnl· rttU<I\' PUBLIC N011CE HEISTAND & SOH. IOl·llth SI., 1-------------- Newport 1!«1<11. CA 9161.l Jame\ M. Me1>land 10/.IJth St .. _ __, 1 .. c11, CA tl6'l Geor9lt M Heistand, 101 IJtll Si , NtWDOt 1 IHM:h, CA '1'63 Jamt\ M HtlJla11d J r 107·1Jt11SI . Newoort Be«ll, CA. '2 .. l Thrs buslnau 11 cond11clttd by • QOtntral 11trtMrslllp GeorQla M Hotl•t•nd Tiil\ statt"'4nl w•• llllCI wllll the (AluMy Clerk of 0. an~ County on Ot· 1-1,1916. ........ Pu!>tlslltd Ounoe cont Oelly PllOI 0<1. t•. 21, , .. ~d Nov.•. lt7' .,.1.11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINHS NAME STATIMENT Tiie touowlno per..,n " dolnc;i bust r-e-ua-\: S.C.C.H Cl.INIC PHARMACY, lttnV. Ce••I fi lQbway, So LI~. CA '2617 <it<>'~ M Vtrmllllon. t•ltl l.t Vida l.ao""• NIOutl CA '1617 Ttus bUSl""SS 1\ COl'ICIU\.IOd Dy llft 11'1 dlVldUal Gtor~ M Vtrmllllon Th•S ••11•-nl ••• l1lfCI wltr. I,,. County Cl•rk ot 0.enqe County on O< 1-e.191•. ,. ...... P\ibl••l'le<I Or•n9t Co•st 0.oly P•IOI '°l~IT!OUS IUSINIU NAMI STATIMENT Tiit 1o11ow1nv '"'"'M ••• CIOlno blisi.. nan•' L18ERT'f MOM&S. 100l1 O.t11tld A,..nw, Hunlln9ton Buell, C..lltOf"'• .,_ PHILIP H M cNAMEE, tlS1 Satntt Drive, COtla MU•, C.lllornla n•t• OAl.E O. SIMBRO, tint Illa Str•lf' Lane. Hu111 1no1on Buch, C..lltornla 916-46 Tnls b11ilt1en Is conduc tty e llmll· PUBLIC NOTICE tdpart,,tr\lllp, -------------1 PMll.IPH MCNAMEE ,.t~ITIOUSaUSIN&U Tiiis statement WH tiled with the NAMI! STATEMENT Co\lflly Clerk ot Oranot Coul'ltY Oii Oct. Tiit 1011owl119 llt!rM>n l• OOjl'IQ butt· l, l'7•. FUIK M»~~~ IOENrtTV HAt" SALONS, Publl~ O•an91 Coast o.uv Pilot. 1$136 Buell Blvd, Woulmtnsttt. CA Oct. 1'. l t. 21tnd Nov •. 197• '2i6ll •161·14 CNryl e.111 Hullo,., 6091 Modoc PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI TOCltlEOITOltS SUl'llltOlt COURT Of THE STATI 01" CAI.I FOltNtA FOR THECOUNTYO,.OllAHGE Ht A-M117 E'1•1ot OI GERTRUl>E LOUISE RCI., Wulmln•ler, CA ft.SJ Tiii• buslnus ts conCIUcttCI by M In· OIV•du.111 Cl>t•YI 8 Huuon Thi• Stllo .... nl WO ftltCI Wolll fllt County Ctorlr, ot Oflr,,. County on Oc· IOlltr I, .. ,. ,...,..,, Pul>fl!ohtd 0<•"9' Co.ti 0.lly Piiot, 0c1.1, 1• 21.11, 1'7• 1m" I.EVEN.,,. GERTRUDE 1.EVEN,1------------- •'• GERT I.EVEN, D•tte\ad. P UBLIC NOTICE Htw PuolhlltO Or•119e Cu\t OtHy llll<llt, 5"t JO,AllC!Oct 1. u, 11, 1t1t mri.1• PlJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'l~ITIOUS IUSINl'.SS NAMll STA'flMINT Tiit tollowl !IQ parson• •r• Clotno bl.Iii· l'IHUJ: 0 & T AIRCRAFT SALES, 16671 W~•• 1.11 .. H11ntlft9ton &eecl'I, CA m... Rotle'1 ·-· GflcMr, 1Mn Wan-Clenr L11 , Hunt1"91on lltKll, CA~ Tom Turner Gr !Cler, 16'n wa,... °'"'' Ln • MUt11i"91on BtlCll, CA""" Tiiis bu•lneu Is cond11cttllVled ~anv-eo.n 0.lly PllOI, Otl 1, U, 21, 21, 1'76 cr~.:1,~~11~..:'!t!~::.~~1---F-l-CT-IT_l_O_U_S_l_U_S_l_N_E_S_S __ tr.•t 111 oer\Ofll llA¥1ft9 cleoms-tn.i NAME STATE.MINT ------------- '"" \a•d cM<tcMoM tre requm!~ to hie T,,. fotlowl"ll PtrM>n I• doing buSl Ocl u 11, Jt •no Nov • rt76 •?tr 76 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE £11.lflN P '°HINNIY (ITV CLl,_ICOl'T .. f CITV 0(11 con• M l.S;li. P'Ulll t\lttel 0r .noe c..u o.i1., Pt rot. oo. ti, n. n, u. u. ~. o . lf1• PUBLIC NOTICE ,....,., NOTICll INVtTING .,°' P\llJll•lltd ~ ... 91 Col \I Ootly PllOt, NOT!CI!! IS HEltEB'f GIVEN 11\tl 0cl.11,lt,'11'1CIN0¥ •, 11, 1'74 I~ Ote.tn \/ltw School Di sir let ot Hunt· ~76 lnQlon ll<t.cll, will ••<•lvt ... led 111~ 1------------- on ~Ill tr•mlf\9 •nd l•tl'llng, i>l•stf"1 PUBLIC NOTICE """ov~um w•llt>oard •or,.....,.._,.,.,_ ___________ _ ll'IQ kl'lool sit~. Tiit lour flltftllel'W(I "CTITIOUSeUSINIESS l•ICIH ~II lie bid Hone._..... NAlllllllSTATIMENT P«k•qe T,,. bods wlll lit •e<tllltd •I Tiit lollowlnq per'°"'••• doll'IQ Ml· 1'11 Watntr Avtnue, Hunllno1on ,_u, B"'"'"· CA '16-47 no ltlU INn l .00 CENTURY 't 134 "°"" 8'.alord PM. on ()(totter lt, lt1t., II v.NUI tl"'t Pl.octnll• CA f1•70 ' !he Pl'OPO .. I w•li ~ llUl>IKly OOtned Pll<tlltla RHllY. lllc .. (lnc""'°'•I· -read. td In Clllllornlal, Ill> Nor1h Bradford. Pllfl\ Ind -c1uu11on1Clf'-l'd11¥ Plaonll•. CA•UIO ""'"""' •ncl l.enofo•d ArtNr.clS ... Tiii\ ""''"'" '' llelnq Conduc1ICI "". .-.•olable .r Moran Construction Co . ~atlon 2111 Or•119e Slrul. A"••mbfa, CA Ot~klfll Otl.ln<Y tlt03. Phone 11111 \7~1111. °"'<'• 10' ™' l11~ment toted w1lll the Col;nty ~" Wiii De reciuored In,,,..,.._, Otr11olOtaft9tCountyon0cl. 11 1'1' flCTtTJOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT lhem , with lhie' nec•~~ry \llOUCht<S. In Mli•S '"" olllCt ot ll>t <Itri. or the-.... en-SUITE l>ESIGN, 10611 tone Ln llllttd coun. ono ore~nl thet'YI. ""''" tM HuntlnQton ll<t•<ll. CA '1•16 1 otru~ ~m flCTITIOUSeUSlNIESS ·Tllp lloard ol Trui teo ,_,,.. ,,,. Publl~ Or.t~ Col\I Delly Piiot, NAMESTATIEMINT "9"11 lo •elKI '""' .t'ICI <Ill bicb, Ind IO Ott.21 2' •nclNo• •.II 1'16 The rollowl"ll person I• dOlllQ ~· nf\S ., THOMAS J MENALO COM PANY t•OO W Co>1f H1011w1y, f'kwDOl'1 B•ocr., CA •7660 Tl'IOma. J. Mtnalo, 01oa La o,,... Of' , Wnllll~r, CA '°601 Tith bu•lneu I\ conaucttO bY "'"in dlvlduel Tllomat J Thi' \lilllt~nl Coun1v Clerk 01 Sept. 13, lt76. Men•lo wt~ llltd Witn ,.,. Or anoe cou,.1v on ,.2101 Published O••n~ Coast Dallv Pllor. Or.I 1, U, 11, JI, ltl6 PUBLIC N011CE neteUllfY ¥C>Uthen, to Ill• u""""lll'WCf JU<litl> An" Dobb\, 1<>1171 IOM l.11 . ., CIO St•CMI. Crall ' Serber, 1617 Huntington 8e.tCh, CA., .... Wt!•WIJI Ori••, Suite 7~ N11WD0"1 Tiiis b<ntMu I\ conducted by an In· e..,11, Carllornl• '7"°, w111c11 Is tho dl¥ldual. pl.ce ol bu\l,..H or Int unO."'Qned In Judith Ann OoblK •II matte<S Of'rl•1n1n9 to the Hlet• ot Tiiis slelfmtl\t we\ flied' ~Ill IM Wld dtCtoMnt, Wllllln •our montllS .... , eou .. 1y Cl••' ol Otanllif CCNl'llV on Sep. the 11••1 put>llcetlon ot lnl• "°'''" totmbtr 11. 1916. C>.lttdOttober 7, 1916 f0"1 Edw••d F Zllt'YI Pul>ll\hed Oran~ Co .. t O.lly PilOI, !~~u~:::;:! ~111°,!~'decedent. Seot. lO. •nd Ott.7, 14, 11, 1m ltl&·1• RUSSELi. fll. SEltlER SEIOIL, Cit All. & SERIER 1'17 W.•t<lllt Orlvt PUBLIC NonCE waJve 4MY 1ttf'9Vf•r1ty IM,eu\ • • • ..,,S.J• Tllfo lollOWl"ll pertons •••dOl"lll>llSI· OCEAN VI EWSCHOOI. nestH DISTRICT J & J PROPERTIES 'IOO W Bay By Cllarl•sOlterlUtld Ann...,, Newport 8uc11. C.lllomla Cltr-ol tM PUBLIC NOTICE n-.1 Boardol Tru\l•o ,.lCTITIOUS8USINllSS Wero E Jt•ell. qoo W Bay l'ul>tll~ Oranqe Coa\I Dally Pltol. NAMISTATllMINT Av111ue, Newporl Buell, Celllomla Oct 14 and n . 1976 01'-7~ Tllelollowln91>tr..,11 tsCIOl"11~t1eu '261>1 .,, Ellral>eOI 0 Jew•ll, '100 w. Bn PUBLIC NOTICE THOMAS TEXTll.ES, "' Prln-A"'lnue, Newport Btath, Calllornla ctlonDr .Co>11 Mn1.CA91676 ., .. , --...,,.,==..,....==:--=..,....--It. Tl>Omas Peel. l" Prln<et0<1 Of'., Wiiiiam H Jew~ll, ?~I wa...,rly flCTITIOUSIUSINESS ~IAMe\t CA91U• Or , NOwpor1 Buell, C.lllornla'2"60 NAME STATI MINT Thi\ bu\lnen I\ conducle<l b'/ •n In. Thi' bus•n•I\ I\ <onducttd by a Tiie 1011owln9 per10n Is dol"ll busl· d1•lctu11. S1111t20t _,..rt .. tcll, Calllornl• otl..O Ttt: l710 ... M440: S.04412 Allomt'f ltw I HCUIO• 91ner•I partner•hlp MU a\· R TllOMU Pe~t fl~ITIOUS 8USINESS Werd E Jtwell CMC DESIGN IV & DESIGN IV, Tiii\ s111emenl w•• llle- Pul>llS!lecl Or•noo Coast Dally Piiot, Ott 11.11. 2'.tnCI Nov.•, 191' "32~16 The tol1owln9 per Min 1$ doing bu~· This ,1A!ernenl ,.._ Ill&<! with the B«acll, CA '2660 ttmllwr J7, 1'16. nessa'' Senora McC11tclltn McCtrltr, l'k'?OWELL & ASSOCIATES, In County Clerk ot Orlt>9f County on Sep-115n Cl•lo, S.nta Ana, CA '1679 Mtrlal •nd C.Omrnercl•f BrO'ler"l)e, remtier 27 • 1916• This l>Uslnen •S condu<lt<I by .,, ll\- NmJ Pullllwd Or•tl9e Coatt O.ltv Pltot. So&ot.:IO,elldOct 1,1•,ll,t'76 '°'7·1' • l187·G Airway Ave11 ... , Co-Ill MtW. F•HM divldual NOTICE TO CltE OITOI" Clllloml• 9'162• Publl""d Oren...-Coast 0.lly Pr rot. Sllldtl McC..r1tr SUl'lltlOlt COUlllTOHHE PUBLIC NOTICE STEVEN HEATH McOOWEl.L, _~ __ J0_.•_,.,.,_0c_1·_7_• 1_•_·2_1_· 1_9_7• __ '_1_'°'_7_• n.r, st•t1me111 wes llie<I with 1,,. PUBLIC NOTICE STATE Of CAI.I fOltNIA "°"' 2'00 Parlt N .... porl, .,,., Htwpor1 c.ounty Cltrl< ot Out19t COunty Oft Otl r-------------- TNl COUNTY 01' 0ltANOll HOTICETOCltEOITOllS Bucll.Callfo•l'llt'1MO PUBLIC NOTICE •.tt16. NOTICEINYITING•IOS No. A·M>M SUflll!ltlOlt COURT Of ntl This bustnen I~ conducted by If\ In I-------------H.>01 110 ITU~ tofo, Ht ESl•I• of N ELI.I e 0 ROGERS STATE Of CALI l"OltN!A FOlt dl•10iJ.tl. flCTITlOUS IUSIHESS l'ubl[SlleO Oranqe C~il 0.lly PllOI, l'IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lllat Ot~~~E IS HEREBY GIVEN \01,,. ntE COUNTY 01" OllANGE Sit"~" H McOowtll NAMI! STATE MINT Ocl. 7, I•. 21, 21, 1'76 sttlei!Of'ODOUIS wlll 119 ,.,0 ,...,.,.., Ille No A·"'*'4 Tiiis stattmenl w•s lllei E•t•le of MARION SEAVEY PIT· t.ountw Cltr1< of Or•nv-CCNnty on Sep l'le\SM eo.i"'11, p 0 &• 1100, Co\11 Me .. , ::::\~t1~":.,~:.,'i::~or~~::i ":'~~ TENC.ER, Oecemd i.tnller?7. 1m MG B ENT E 11 PR rs ES. !71 a1 PUBLIC NOTICE Calllornl• ,,.,., on or "9ton Ille ._,. NOTt(E •S HEREBY GIVEN ro '"' ,..,... ~·· 0.IOro,MIHton Vteto.CA'767S ot 11.00 1.m on Fri.Uy, ...,_ 5, llltm. ••Ill "" nectuery YOUChtr'\. 1" creditors ot tr.e •llO•~ nt,,,.d df<~t Publl\Md O•lln9f Coast 0.Uy Piiot, Mlcl'l.Mt G 811ttr 71111 Pve<1a Del -------------1m II llMlll be Ille r-e\POM•l>llttvot Ille :::-;_:1~~:.0~~~~9;!~: t~m~7:.~ llWll •II "'"son' llavrno clatms ac;ia1n1t ~ 30. alldOtl 7 11 11, 1"• 40S7 76 Oro. MlulonVltlo, CA91675 NOTICE Of MAllSHAl.'SSAl.E ~ to dtll-Or Ills 1110 10 Ille OtY nec~urv VOUC"9•J. to lht-<lontd ·~ Uld IMctdtO\I •re fOQulre<I to Ill• 011CE Joan c . Baker. 21111 Puef'ta Oel Altr1 Con•tt'\lctton Compat1y ol Co\t• a ...... Olll<t bY Ille Of'OPer tnnounc..S ar tlle olf•ce 01 R Mii. TON SMITH '""m wltll Ille neUH•'Y vouchers, Ir> PU BLJC N ()ro. Mission v 1.,10. CA •167S MHaCllMI Sny!Mr·l.1119\lon, Inc., Pleo,.. lime. 81<n will toe PUblltly Ol>tflfd...., ESO . 211> Soutr. BtYfrly OrlWI. '-u•tr the otrlet of Ille <1~•-ot I""....,.,.. M · __ _..; ___ ~~...-----Thi, bu\lnou Is conduc leCI by • lllf. "' Rov C. Gusle1S6'1 al'ld Git-• "'"° •loud al 11 00 t .m , or 11 soo.. :::1~~.,~~:~~~~~.~~~~~·~~~: ~~;~;;~=:.~n~~~rE TN1:1~!~::~f!!~'~fnobW· oe:;:·~~~£~·!:~·rued ~'h ~ :~~~;"~09~~~~·~~1E;1:; ~~~~~!~;~~~:~:~~ Beech, C.lllorl\la 97•" w11tch ·~ ""' NSU\: County Cltr~ ol Or1n9t CCNnty on Oct Court, Coul'llY of Or•119' C.Oumy, Sfelt MtH , Ca lilort1I• 0616, tor Ill• t,_.Hl•t.,of •3ld cleced•nl wltl>ln tour DI.a« of buslMn ot 111• undenl9"1'd In ME400WS MOBILE HOMES, 35• f , 1'7•. at C.lllO'nl& 11pon t l11Cl<jmen1 tftttred luml\lllnq or •n ELECTRONIC CAS .. ""'""" •lt•r Ille !ll\I publlctHonol lnls all ""'lie•• pef1111nln9 lo Ill• •state ot San MIQ ... I, Sullt 300, Newoort BelKll, H>ml No .... ml'le• 3, 1"''· In '""°' of Ale<t REOISl EA, notice. ••Id de<td<'nt, w11111n rour montt11 •fltr CA '12660 Published oranve CoHI O.lly P11ot, Constr11<llon Com pan,., or Cotta llMH, ~d<lltlonal Hit or Ille specifications O.lttd ~~41~:;'~~~1; !~!nee '"" ilr<l !klbllcetlonol tlll• notice. ICtMolll E. Fail, 7017 Gol~.,. Oct 7. t•. 21. 21, 1'76 dba Stlyde,.llt19slon, Inc .. fl (lldll-mer lie obtetftld It 111<'1 Ottkt at ""' E•"utOf of Ill• Wlllol Oate.7A menl crt<llloo and 191lnst Roy c. l'urc11 .. 1"11 Ar,ient ti 71 Ftir Of'lw, Ill• llbo¥e ntrN!d decrdenl ROBERT LUTHER .J•mes Leo. 262• West Stonyt>rool(, Glalbhon Ind Gltntvtr• C. <iulltUon Cotti Mesa, Callrornla. Bids sl!outd II& PITTENGER An•""lm,CA'21MM H lUdQmtnl debtors, sl'IOwlnQ a not relurr..,d lo tltt 111onllon ol the Clly lt.MI LTOHSMITH,Et.O. Ececutoroltnt Wlllof llal!>ft w. Shirt. 3310 El EncMto PUBLlt NOTICE btlanc:e ol Sl7,67•.00 1ct1U1llY d ... on Cler-. wllnln ••Id llm~ llmll. In <11 :,~::h¥ttlyOrl¥t M•S.A~~~~i:~:;'edde<tdent Cour1,B•Mtrsll•ld,CA9Jl01 -------------Mild 1"°9ment on Ott d.tte ol Ille 1,. M>al~ envtJoe>e. ta.nt1111d on the out· leftr1yHlllJ, C.lllornlatOJl2 Mac•ra C Slbo•, 3J70 MlrlqotdClr· SU .. l!ltlOR COURT OF THE suel'l<e ol $810 u.c:utlon. I lie,.. levled •IO. with Ille Bid lt•m Number•lld Ille AIWMY•tUw cle,Cos-taAMsa.CA9'U16 THE: STAT• 01' CAl.ll"ORNIA l'Olt -•II'"" rltll'lt. 1111• •nd lnle<HI ot ~"II D•t•. T .. : tJIJ)Jn.Jtt>t7l·T1N U6'"11otrotMA¥t, •1·• B•rr•tt C Falt, 1'17 C.latu Ter \aid 1..oc;imenl dtblort '" 111e pr_,,., E"hl>IO•Mlhoecltyeacllende....,ry A~,;:r~ ~~:~0c041,1 O.illy Ptlot, Coronao.1 Mar, CA uus •K•,Coron30.l1Mr, CA "761S THE coi:.~T:.~S:.~llANGE In the county 01 Orenoe. SI"• ol Item as wt rort11 In 111e lr>eelll<1tlon1. SePI JO, and Or.I. 7. U. 7>.191• "1316 AnerneytorEttcutor Tiii• busln•s• I\ conducted by a NOTtCEO,. HEARING OF PETITION C..lllornla,oucrtbedulollows· Any & 111 eacepllonJ to Ille •-lll<a· _____________ , Or.";'r, :~ .... 7~.~;.·,~~: Co••I Oallv.::~,~ ~ral~r~;:,·~"e'PF•ll FOlt PllOIATli Of Wll.I. ANO FOR ,~ ~"1601.,! .. , •,01,11tLO .~tltotl~~~ ~~:i'iu\I i:-ct•,•,•IY,,,•l•ted,ln '"" l>ld, l.ITTEllS OF AOMINISTRATION ......... s "'et o o "'1 ,...._,...., ~-ure os. or •ny tem lnthe PUBLIC N011CE This slale-nl wn filed ""''" Ille WITH THE Wll.1. ANNEX t!'.O, MeH Traci In lhe City of Costa Mtu, ~lllcallon. sh•ll be groul'lds lor rf. Co11nfy Clerk of Or•n1141 COunrv on COyn!Y of Or•noe. ~r map ""°'cled '" 1e<1ronoltl'lel>id. Auousl ... "76. E\falt 01 MAMIE HENDERSON. ao.... S, Paoe I OI mlKtllaneou!I mil~ Et<:lll>ld,sll•ll -.f lor1h Ille lutlne-• INTHE SUl'ElllOlt COUllTOI' THIE STATE 01' WASHINGTON l'Oll KING COUNTY NO.AJUM PUBLIC NO'l1CE NOTICE TO Cit E DITOltS SU,,llllOlt COURT OF TNE STATEOl"CALll"ORNIA FOR THI COUNTY O,.OltANGE NO.A·-Esf•ttotSIDNEYW GILFORO.ai.• SIONEYW GOl.OFARB,DecelKell A0606 aka MAMIE C. HENDERSON, 3"" In O.enqe County Recorder's Ollie• and anCI r"ldtncn ol •II perwns •lld Pullllslled Oranoe Oltst 0.ily Pilot, M:~·T~~ ~~":.~~'::~vN,G~:~se:i11111 commonly known 11. •90 w. 111" SI .. par1!H lnlttt\1ed In tllt PtOCIO\.al K Selll :IO,,.lldOcl 1, 11.11 1'1• 412•1• Co\tlMHt C.111 prtnclpalL In Ca\e ol corpor1tloM. In- NOTICE In tll• M•lltr ot tllt AdoMlon or OAVID KEVIN FREY .t mlflOI', ll'ld TEqt 1.VNN FREY •minor l O. Oorilln IAt Frey 1110to111 ""'°"' ltmeyconcern PUBLIC NOTICE S·>otl• SUPEltrOlt COUllT 0"THE S"TATE Of CALI l"OltNIA FOR THli COUNTYO,.OltANGE Ho A·ttJJ7 JAMES E HEIM, Pul>~c Ad· NOT!CEiSHERE8YGIVENtllalon (h;oe .... n•m~\ ol !lie Ptt•l!Mnl. :n=~; ~a~:::-:,:;:)7\• • 11': Friday, No .. mMr !, 1'16, at 2:00 S.Cr•••rv. Treesurtr. •ndMa_... Ulle"' ot Admlnl\lr,.llon Id pet I-o'clocll P.M .. at Marl>o• M;onlclpat Tllo City Council ol lhe Clly ot COii• llOt>•" rer~rrnc~ 10 wlllcll IS m 1.,.. Court, ettront of Court-. .. , ~I J..,.. Mtu rotM"'U 1ne tl9nl 10 ••1Ktanyw lllf1~ H•tl<ular\, allCI tnal 11,. 11,.,.. "°'" tl1¥d., City •f Ntwciort &eecll, 111 l>ld• . You •r~ l>l'reb• notllt•CI thtl '"""' ht\ bffn ltrtCI In 1111\ COU'1 t Ptlltton tor lhf adoollon of lllt •bc>ve namotd P"•Y· lnq INt tlltrt be an ldfu<J1tallon 111•1 .,.,.,, con;.ent 10 t11<ll P•0<e1<11119 I• not ft!qutrtO by llw NOltCE IS HEREBY GIVEN rotl>t credltOI'\ ol tht tbo•t n•meCI df<ed!Mt tMI 111 ,,.,,.,.,, 11av1n9 cla1ntt IOl•llit tM ltlO dectMnl •re •t'<lulrod to t11., thflm. wltf\ 1~ ntC,'tWry vouche:n 1n the 0111ce of In• c •••k or tr.e ol>Ow e,.. tllitn 1~ llK~·ry VOU( """· 10 tilt Un(ltor\IQMO ol t"" olllco ol JAMES E l(ENORICK a11<1 El.BERT J . S>i EFFIELO. At· fOfMY< •I I.aw, ).13) Wlllh1,.. Blvd Suite ISJO, Lo• AnoelH , C.Olltorn1a QOOtO w111c11 I\ tilt place or businc>\s 01 lllt undotr'\loneCI In All mall•" per1atn· 1"9 IO tllt l\IAI• ot \Aid d•cl!donl. w11ntr. tourtnonth.salter the flr\t pubUc~t10f"IOt 11\IUIOlltt. NOTICE 0" HEAltll'IO OF PITITION l'Olt "llOllATe Of WILi. ANO l"O lt LETTERS 01' AO· MINISTRATION WITH WILL AN· NlltEO ANO AUTHOltlUTION TO ADMINISTER UNOElt THE INOE,,ENDENT AOMINISTllATION Ol'UTATUACT. £\1•1• ot JO>iN MOOOI E, Otc••lt'(I NOllCE IS HEREBY GIVEN !Ml LILLIE J MOODIE ht\ lll"-1 l'INtln • petltoon tor Probote of Wiil •Nl JO' L•t lers 01 ~dmlnmrntton wltn Wiii An· nntd Mid Autl'IOr.,~llon lo Admlnl,1tr end pt•u of 11url"O tll(I .,,._ ,,., - S<!l lor Novembe< J, 1'76, •110 OOe m .• 11'1 tllt <ou•lroom ot 0.-P•rtment No lot \lld tour1. a I 700 Cr• It Q>nt~r Drive Wt\I, In Ille Clly of S•lll• ""•· CAlolorn1a D•ttd Or.lober 1S 1916. WILl.IAM £.SI JOHN, C1>unrv Cl••k AOlllAHICUYPl!lt, (Hnty C.UnMl a"" JOHN M. PATTEltM>N, D•puly 41S Cl•lc Ce•ltr Otlvt WHI, po ..... 1l7' 5.lfll• An•, CalllONllt U702 Atlo<'.,.YJ lor· l'tllllt"'' l'ubll\h•~ O•~nqe Co•sl D~lly Pllt!t, O<l.11. 7'. 18. 197& fl]'/,16 Co\lnty ot 0r .. noe. SI••• ot C..lllO'nl•, I DATED: Oclobttt IS, lt7•. wlll sell at public auction 10 ""' N~t P\llJll\llotd Orlflge Co.JI Dally Pt tot. ~.for CHll I" t1,.,ul ,,,_Y of tllt Oct 21, tt7' 1'11·1' Unli.CI Stites. all IN rtohl, lllte end tn- terHI of said 1uc1qmenr debtors 11'1 Ille •l>Ovt dtt<rlbttrtY. or SO"""" ,,,.reot ••may 119 ttt<tn••v lo"''"'" "11d uecullon, with accrutcl lnltt•!ol ...cfC01tl. o.1P<10<to11t• s, 1tn. 01vlslCH1. H•rl>or Don E. R"tf. Mersllal OrallQeCOunty Br Eu"• M. Elder, Otouty llOGllt El.LIS LIGHTHOLOll" 1'191,.llH't Attorney O" 1MtAr111ut 11¥-.. Suitt 1tS Ne.,...n 8e1<ll, CA, '26'0 Pvl>ll•llell Or•noe Co•~t 0.lly POot, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Of OllP:AUL l A ""arlno lo• Wth l)Ur~t will IX lwHI on Ille ?ttll day of Oc lol>fr. 191• ti Ille"°"' ol t 30 •"'"at court,_.. Nn W..U ot utd Su1>trlor Cour1. County Cllv BuHCllno, Sea111t, Wulll"91on or 10 '"'" otller dtoar1mant Of 111e '°"" 10 wllltl\ setd matltr m•w ... 111tn alld uwre •r•mferr•d, wt\tn •nd wtwr• ~II oerSOl'I\ lnttre<ltO \h•ll •-•• and ....... C8\l\ll wlly IUCl'I •dludlc11lo11 \flOUld not l>t! m-. encl why, II ""'<le· lli<I\ P•lltloA •llO~ld not lie, lllarCI lortllwltl'I end Iha P•ntr thtreol oran1eo. O•ltdOcfo.,_., fl, 1•76 CELESTE HANO Eurul•I •or'"' Will ol 1n~ .tbOv• nA'1'MH1 dtte-dN't \Hll1er tf'W! tnd~~ndt.tnl A.drn1n1,tr111tlon nt f \l1ltr\ At I. rMtr""''" to wt\•Ch I\ ...-tor ~rth~r portl<ul~r\, ~11t:1 tllat ttte t1m,. And olacr of he1trlnQ ttwt ,,.,,..,. II~ bffn \•I tor Noveml)l'r •. 1•1•. al -------------1Ottot>fr1, 11, 11, 191' 4131-16 OOUGl.AS IC WAI.I.ACE, H - ffltlllty ~ Llmlled, 11 UmHICI P•rfner\lllp, Ralph$. S..C-tra a110 Wiiliam P RUltvo, ll•Mral ptrlner\, as l•u<lo•, lo Oa•IO w . Ooru:r1y, • m•rd1d m•" .. •~ titnellcl1rv. c1t1~a AM e.ec111«1 ""'" 11, IUJ, •nd re<o•ded April ••• "13 K IMll'\lrnenl No. 111'4, Book tOlloO, P- Iii, oltlcl•I record' of tllt (CNl\ty Recor""" Ornnoo County, Calllornl•, ,.Id lnteren ot David w. Oolle•l'r •l WITNESS lllt Hol\Oroblt OoMld M. l'llle1, Court c;omm~'lontr ol Hid S.-.lo• C.Ourt al'ld Ille sur ot seld Couw•nlOfl, Co11rtCltrli. PUblls!ltd 0t1noe C.OtU Ollly Pllof, Oc1-r7, U, JI, ttl• •2At.I• Jamt• I!. Kt"4tlc-. ll'tot EtttertJ.Slllltltld Attorneyt at u"' XUWltthlrt el•O. Sllllt IUO Lt\A,...le\,CA-10 Ttl' nm -.eou Afltw-Y\ lor 'I rtu•t•l'I Pullll\lttd Or•no• Cout Dally Pilot, Or.I. U, )1, 78, I nd Nov .•• 1976 PUBLIC NOTICE 10·00 • m , In Ille courltnom ol 09-1 NOTICE 01' menl No. l of U ld court, •I 100 Ovit MARSHAL'S SALE C.nttr Orl•t Wnl. 1 .. II!~ City ol s.tl'lla Pl<1lnllll Wllll6m E. Etklloldl ..... An~ CAlllornl• O.felld•11t Corl,, .. ,,.,,. No 076 Oote<I Otr-r 1t, 197• Dt1• OI Jut1Q1tttnl • Ocl-r U, 1'171 WILLIAMll.SrJOHH, By virtue or on f U t ullon t-on Co1.111ty Clttk OclObotf S. 1916 by Ill• Mun1Clpe4 Coln. SALLI• T. ltll'rNOl.OS Snutll Or-COu111,. JuCllcl<ll Ohtrle'I, 4 lN6 JAMllSO GUNOlitSON C.OUtlty of 0.1119", Sl•lt of C.Mlotnla. ALAWCOlt,,OltATION UOOll e IU<tQ...-1 tnfered In le...,,. at -------------1·-------------mtt flltM9W lllltfl<ll WHll•m E. EOholr:ll 11 lutlO""'"I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1.a_. Nllls, CA. '1UJ crecllJor ind aoel"'' C•rl PM•'°" as At-ntrw "'111'-r tuoomtnt Otbtor, tllowlno " net -------------(·--------.,.------l'utlll~d Oflfl<Je Coan O.llV PllOI btl•nc• ol lJO SO af t11ally due Ol'I Wld NO'flCll Ofl '°llOll'OSeO TllANSl'lll Cl'·ttlt Ott 21, U . lt. 1'7• u)ol.1• f""-'enl 0t> lllede!t ot l ... 1\-•0f Of UNINH~llTIO TlllltlTOlllY Afl'. NOTICITOC1taorTO•s , • .., tO(V!IOl'I, I ...... l~Vll'O -•II f. CT I Nl> TH •• OU NOA II., su .. a1t1011cou•TO"™' • tllerlolll, lllle#>d ln•••Htol <.tlCI ,.,:19- lllTWllN TM& cA.,11T11A•o suTEofcA1.1,.01t"'""°1t PUBUC NOnCE tne111 oa111or ,,.. ,,.. P'"""'" '"'""~ UNl,.llD KltOOI. OISTlllCT ANO THICOUNTYOl'OltANOI tv ol O•tl'IQt. Stitt of C•ll!Qfnl•, TH& S&OOl.llACIC VALLI\' .... ,. .... ,. su.-1111tMCOUltTOfTMll de\Crl~es1o11_, UNll'llOSCNOOl.01$Tltl(T Elltl" o l CAROLL ANN STATllOl'CALl,.OllHIAl'Oll LOI 103oftr•clalll•4119f'Mioc> Ill tec.otdance "'"" Elutellon Code M<COltMtCK, eU CAltOl.l ANH TMICOUHTYO .. OllAllOI ltKO'dtcl 111 &ool\ 111, H9" )~ ,,._ Sec119" 1S44, ST•OOIC. Otctas.H "'· ill•f'21t <hNve ot Mi\Uli .... •OU\ ~ tr ts NOTICI! ISHl!lll!IY Gllll!"N"'-tl NOTICE IS MEllE•Y GIVEHtotllt M01'tC1!0""'""'N00 .. ,.&'l'mo.i _,.,,_ti u •n Cent Vt«• ,.etlc hH•l"ll wlll l>t "411d et. rtQ<il• ctHlton of, ... ·--l'ltme<I -"° ... ltO.ATll o .. WILL AND"°" Tor Ito, Siii Cl""''"'~ C..llfOl'nle'2•72 -·""' .. , ... o. ..... Gout1lf eo.o OI llWl1 •II lllt'JOll\ llav1,... <1•1-"9111\St l.llTT••s TOTAMINTA•Y NOTICE IS HE Ill EBY GIVEN tllaton Edllcetron IO (Ol'ISldott tllt Ptllli.>I lllCI I ..... Id Otceclrtnl ••• r11<111lred to fllt Estlf• of MARTHA J OA.lllS, •It• Tllttdlv. NeYfml>et 16, 1'1•, •t 10;00 rteommtndallon• cenornlnt tltt t-. wlt11111e iwt •\\ary ,,_,.,,,, fn MARTHA JANE OAVIS, o.~~ t'<kx~ a.m . at Co11rtll0uw, Me<-J111r'1 tt.,,lltt of unll'IMbtltd tttrllOty ll'Ol'll lllt o«I« ef tllt cltrti ol t ... IOOW.,.. NOTICI! 1$ MEllE&'f 01\/EN 1111!1 Oltltt, lOIO Crown V11llty Porkwn, 1"' ~,-Ul'lllltcl S<tloOI Oltffld tlll••l<l''""·••IOPrt,.nllllltm,wflfttllt EllHEST 'fltrOG ht• lllfcl lltftlll • C:lfv of 1.1011ne Nltutf, CoUl'lty of IO '"""'ddlff«ll Vello Unlllfll ~"°"' -•tt•f'r ..ouclltf1, 10 tN ~ oetll'°"' tor 0tobt1t or w111 fnd lo< Is• Or•noe. Stet•o• c.a111orn1a, I "'411 ... 11.1 Ol\lfkl, -rlOy tllelr (om,,_ -It c/o 01 MARCO •!Id 01 MARCO, Al· twn<• ol l.Atttt't TtSltl'ftel!llf'y to, ... pubile llUCllOl'l 10111~ 111911•11 l>ldd!or, Ip< ...., ...... (l\a1'19ed. S.141..,...1< ....,_ twntv• •• LI ... 1100 Nonll 'Nin Slrtal. ptloll-f, "''''"Ct to ""'1lcll It INOt USll '" lewf\11 mOMY Of lht united lno wltl • lltld ti 1"41 lwur ot 1;40 S..lle ut. ~ Al'I.,, C.lllorl'll• ft10J, iltir l11rt-!Mlrtlcul•t" alld tlltl tllt lltlft. tll lllt •111111, tltlt ..-d rr.•et ot •'<IOO ,.,,.,Oft Ill. •111 of *"'-· wtll(ll Is tllllciti<e of bllslnen•111e1111o 11-tonOOltetol hettlllf» ,,,. wmt llln U!d fllCIVll'lflll debtor In tllt above "1•. al lllt hal'tt Rtol'ft el lftt Clrlfltt .,..ontG "' tll mtlttM "'1•lnt!'O lD ....... Wi tor No.,...."" t, 1'1 .. M lOIOO dll<r!W\I DNitier1y. « m mucn llWrlOI Olun!Y 0.Ptrl"ltnl of ldll<IUOll. 11'0 1 ... t\tftt et •tid dltttOenl;.wltllln 1-ii.m , In tf1t coutlrAm ol °'-'""'"' .. mft'.,. l"ICHtll'Y to .atttly said ... Sovlll Otaftd 4¥tn11t, lultol"f I.'-"'• ,,,.,,.,.,, after 16' tint pu41tl<lt"9tf ttllt NO. ) o1 Mid court, 11 100 CM< 0...1., «u1lo11, •1111 •«•.,.. lnltrt\t 1t11d Ana, CillllOt'llll. All IMtnttttd W10M M41n, Ol'lw w,,1, t" lht City o1 561111 Al\t, <Olis. ~II lie .. .....,.. •" OllHrlUl'lltv '° lat Ottllll: OttOlltr 1$, 1'7• '91119"111•. OlltdOctoblr t4, 1'1' .... rdot1IM'lue\tloft.,wMUMer-11M GLEHNW.M<COltMICk 0....,0ct04M•U,tt1'. OMtlOll S.Vtll Ult llfOpooMd t,r•1111« \lloUld bl .,. Admlfl!,l••IOf Oltllt lsqttfll WILLIAM •• " JO•o•. OOH •• •HllA, ..,... lheabtwM,,,..,~ CevMy Cttr-Manlltl.0••1'1 .. °"""Y Ollt9d llllt 20tll dtY Ill'°""-· OIMAllCOlftlllOIMA•C» CAl.UHANICALLAMAN Mlr .. .,.114.Soll 1'76. tMlttwtllflllel"Slr .. t,hlttut Atlllf'!leyUU..t• Dt~IY HAl.MASOM,Ot!M\t S-.A11oe,Cllitenllan,e1 PtaT"nt-Awt., Wllfi.tlll.•d11MC4ll OrMl9t C..ll!llY ._,,....-m ,..._, CJMIU...... Le\ Alltfln, C.llltf!lll .... _, Ul I . ~•ltfl otk-1• AUenty• fer •-.. l•htrat•r 1Anerw,.iw1,.._1t...,.t UllCl-•,C.111.tJftJ P'tlllfl~ ~ d 1tt Otll'r 11111111, l'UO!ltlled Or•...,. Cont Oe!Jy Piiat, l'VllllW!ff °""' .. Cetfl Dally "'lot ..... ill!M °' ...... 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P'•r to 11onatt(IAry '"" monC111Y ll\tll letter\ 1t\l-nt1ry <I' of ICI-ll'l"<IOll ...0 lllttrttl !Mlymtlllt dut t• ml11h1r111e11 heve llHl'I luutd le \aid _,,,.,y, Novem!Mr tt, lf1$16 t,.orene lt.,,..tnt encl Wiiii-Y. Doyle o.ttt. tootlller wllll r •I• cll••VK. bv c.ounty Cturt ot l.llbbO<lt Cellnt'r • llY rt••CHI ol Ille loreQ011>9, '"" '""""",_, •• II JUrlWlkflCll'I of IM btllofltl••Ylll•Olr·tcltdllletubllll\llM Sllltot Tttll. IMI" 10 -let•, and V.. -t1 \'NI 111t lellowllt9 coetJOfl It...._ .. ll(lrolly ~lend. 111111111 1,.....,.45, IO °" llolfl"9 -Ml ~y of tllt Md Ill Wmt -llrtd tor Mlill ..... of Wld dl('edtnl: WOtlO S.vlftot .. LOlll t""1ere 1111 ..... 0111t1v dW ...-PIYMlll AU0<!etl4M\, a... SOU111 llrlml. Qty el .,.., Mid lllMllMtO ll'll\lto ~ SMl•Al'l•,Counlyof0r•"9'· •••<1' 10 vu, o• 011 .. to toe tOIO, 11111 tllat lht lll'ICIW\!Ollte -INt to,. lNftlltOCM~IOUll fy11Mtt4111t9tleft, Q"'9 the Mid oetlOMI ll'~Y Of <el Ottff· S.0.tmtter 2t, 1t1 .. 1«1 lllt (!almttl and to .._ INt /tf OOUGl.AS K. WAL.LAC:• t<llllee1M ~ '1ttl¥te lnM'll tlW Sclllt ot Sub~iluttd T'"''" Ca"llfrlll• to l)\e Miki "tit ......... lf1· ""'' 01' CALl,-OllNIA l ~ ..,,_nt.,y .... of *'"""•••Ion ) M. P\1¥t bHfl l"ued· C:OUM'YY 01' Olt AN(Ui l Allptntnt l\a¥l1t9 CllilnUttlMltllt Oft$t.,.__.r tt. 1t16, "''-""· 11w dl~;,t O<" If\ l11ltrttl In Wld ni. llllOWt!Olltd, I Notary PllOllt lntlld lor ...i •rNftO to 941'1kt It"''"_, •llO Clw111'f 01 Oren9e, Cll!tt.rllla • muJt ..... •lllon l\Oll<t of""" Wit<-.. ,~11., toOHrtd 001104.A& K. tlon to Ille ...,_ o• II'"°"' l~td WALLACK, I "'"" lo -to Ila IN lo, Of llOldlllt l)e"°1111 property of, Ille """°" ~ 1. ·-IS tUl>l<rlb.o to U.. dt<td911t. S\1(11 1tellet inuit bl.,....,.. to w4llllt1 l111trv-n1, ..,Cl .,k,_...,.... tllll P91'10n lloldtn9 lllo 11tr-i _.. IMI lie t'ftc11ttd 1111 \I,.,.._, ,,.., ... 111.iwl'loftl ntt t lAlm l\tNOt Ill WITHflS "'' lltndMOoffl11,.11on of 11'11 Noter• .-111111< tn""" netlet. tor Yid COUllt., e"° State ~ lttdWIM M'° ClOftlml nlOft lltolf'et Wllll1111 \/, 0.Ylt 1tt-.1i, ltl1 •tC.AOl'lllltlW•I-WlllLUCI, •rtOWN &(lllAllt 011 ... E•lal .. t A"'"-'tHI 1.nr W1t1,,_ EAtw•,_ C)ovi. .... W.ottf1\t Pl., .. ltl 11\11111\lltd ~ Ot••t Otlly 1'011, Nt~ .. eel!, CA. tKtt OCL 14,21, !t, lt?t fl'l*llMd Ore11tt C:O... Ollffo( l'llllC. GA-1' ~ .... '· 1•, 21, It, "" ... -, '· ,,,. .. ... ·, By Dil K~unc 1f1f ,. ....... .. .,._ ,,........,... ), ...... (:) "All these little golf clubs ore colled 'notes.' " '.For October UCI E x tension . Offerings Told The following schedule or activities OJM:n lo the public has been announced by the UC Irvl.ne Ex·· tension: • TOOAY Thursday, October 2t. 1978 DAILY PILOT A l:J. Old's Good as New For Laguna Owner South Cout Regional Zone Com· mission members have aiJ"ffd to let a Laguna Beach man wbosesmall older . cottage burned to rebuild it just u ll was, including a one-car, not a lwo- car, garage. Phillip Apple, of 1145 South Cout Highway, won bis permit at a hearing t)lis week in Huntington Beach, despite a commissioners exchan1e on the poasibility of requlrin& a two-car garage. A SPOKESMAN FOR Apple ex· plained it is a small, two-story home .that was gutted by a blaze and will simply be demolished and rebuilt ex- actly as the origlnal structure . Commissioner R.C. Fay, however. balked. recommending that the owner be required to have a two-car garage as all newer housing const.ruc:U6n ls req\4ired to have. . right to the street," Erick.son com· plained. ORANGE COUNTY Super visor ~aurence Schmit countered the forced two-car garage concept for AP· pie's project by saylna that mJ&bt set a dangerous precedent. "I can Just see •ome environmental .._...,.: Beaeh with a torch," bejoktd. fanatic running through Laguna '3 Commissioners also approved a de· moliijon permit so Apple may knock down the charred remains of the one· car 1arage residence before 1l as .. restored, again with a one-car ~ltez' Star garage. A A th Q . ctor n ony wnn Hughes Aide Denied Okay will star in the movie version 9f the Oscar Lewis novel, ''The Children of Sanchez.·' Producer Director Hal Bartlett Handicappe d To H e ar Chief San Clemente Fire Chler Ronald Coleman will address the south county chapter of the California Association for the Physically Handicapped (CAPH) Friday In San Juan Capistrano . The meeting Is scheduled for 7·30 p.m. al Marco Forster Junior High School, 25601 Camino delAvlon. COLEMAN Will OFFER FlRE tips for the handicapped, said Cleova Weinert, president. The chleC urged handicapped persons ond the elderly to. register with their local fire departments. In case of emergency, It helps Clremen to know where people live who may not be able to reac~ safety without assistance, Mrs. Weinert said. Artists Mike Kevoin , John Quevedo and Enri· que Romero also wUJ demonstrate oil paintinr technique at Friday's meeting and donate their work ~beraffled, she s aid. CHARLOTTE REINBOLD AND LINDA. Slone will discuss teaching or the handicapped, and Mrs. Weinert will report on a recent Saddleback College conlerence on the handicapped. • Additional Information on the assocl$lion or on Friday's meeting is available by calling Mrs. Weinert, 496·Z836. Commission Chairman Judy Rosener, however, pointed out that by rebuilding the Apple house as it was, the owners will preserve the character and complex.ion of the quiet neighborhood. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The chief says the film will be coun.seloftbeHowardffCagbesempfre a .. tribute to the has been denied temporar>' adm,lt· Mexican people." "F=======~=========t tance to the California Bar, and thus--------- · A POINT WAS also raised that had Apple's house not been hit by the fire, it would still be standing with a one· car garage and he should not be penalized with added design and building costs to expand ll. Commissioner E.G. Erickson also noted that it is not unreasonable to al- low residents to use on·street parking facilities in front of their homes when the need arises. "Build your house here now and people from out of town have more will not be able to represent Hughes aides supoen aed in tbe late billionaire's probate case. Superior Court Judge Neil Lake on Wednesday turned down the request of Chester Davis, who belongs to a New York law firm. to be temporarily allowed to practice law in California. Davis, chjef counsel for the Hughes- owned Summa Corp .• sought to represent Roy E. Crawford, John Holmes and Clarence Waldron, all former Hughes aides scheduled to give depositions. Plans Asked Capitol News Service SACRAMENTO - SENIOR CITIZENS 10~ Off All 70 Purc la a eee SAVE ON All rURCHAUS BY 11£COMING A MEMHlt OF OUR SENIOR CITIZl S SAVINGS PlAN AT NO COST TO YOU. RENTALS & All Pre·Pald I X Programs Ho nored • SALES limited Offer SIGN UP NOW : ~:: ",··· ...... ,College Pharmacy : .:',~::~:,,', I ,1 ,1~: '. A10R .o.'~ .. c.o.~:. ~.~~SA ~bl}88 "Platinum 810""4>, Uedn HMIOW l.or•tta Youngl Am4trlcM M.ldM" !Walter Hu•tonl Th<> 01ller r.,, ol Gen•ral Ye,,. tlnd Th~ M 1,.f'<I• Wof't\er, (Qa,.bdra Stanwvck l ... P&ul Fr)lt~r. Ph 0 , "~'oc'•t• urof,.\\Of, EnqtiV'I. Chaoman Coll•qe Part nf ,1 UC I rv1ne E -.tPn-.1<u\ t~r '"'~ tdm W'1P\. ,.It H~~°""' Tfl'n NIQnl'\, The "'''"' ol Fr•n• CdOr•," 1-10 pm. Sct«nc-• L,.ctur~ Mall. UC ''"''"'cam· OU\ !.tnqlta o\dmt\,IOft •l the door If ''"'"*per mo I\ \S SO. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has signed legislation directing the Depart- ment of Fish and Game to formulate fishery management plans to meet requirements of the federa l Fishery Conservation and Management Act. Pn 0. ruurcll dlrtctor, Cente r foundation; Jos•1>h Hart. Pn.O •• d1r~c1or. Ctnltr for Feehnq Thffaov. 0-nter Found<>llon; L•e Wol-q, M 0 , mttd•CiJI d•rtitctor Ct-nit',. Foun· n..,t•on Part ot a UC trv•ne E•'"'"''°"' lf'<1urt'I \trtf'\, ''MOdern lherttP•t"\, .. 1 1n om . Rm 100. Social Sc..-1><P Hall UC l•Vll\P UmPU\ S•nqle .)<! ---------------------------------------------======================.. ''Und•r\t u<ujlnfl 11\d MoUvAt1no Emo<ov~~• .. Howard Wot.on o-nt• dfnt AOtftlr\t\tr~tlv• ltt'W!Ar(rt A S· so<••l~t. Inc, A UC lrvtM E>rte- .,,....,.y .. ,,,,.,_., 9•JO.•:J01> m. Holl· cky Inn, ltJt Brhtol, Co••• AA(>"' F~~-S!O lndU<l•t ~tut malen•I •M ,...,,.,.. FlllOAY ;and SATUllOAY, O<t 11 1ndU • U\1nq SA>la,. 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A UC Ir~""'' (•If""""' t'Ml-dcVf worfir \honn f-rt I 10 pm, ~I • ~ .t m I) )0 o rn 1 4 o m , F1m 14~ ~,, h.11 St"'"' l1 L..th, l)C Irv•""' (AmOU\ fPe i•o. 1m.1u0~, iwr"-••u1 Br1nqi...Jd1 tun£tt SATUROAY,Oct n 'Un,,rr.., 1;t11d• nc, Vnur , •• tt ·· HOWJrd Wll ~on U"'l•nl'nt Ad m1nl\lr11llv~ Rf•\f'dir<'h l\\,O<tftlt '· Inc A UC fr Y1N> £ 111tf'"..,IO" nnft d.\y , .. ,..,..,na,. 9 lO ,, "' .. 10 om Gntt1 Room /tiM_t' ' C.t>mrnon\ UC f,.v,,,,. ,. 1mo1J.. ~e~ \\0 1n,. hid!'\ r1 )\", rna1t,.1ll lun,.hAndo•rtl.lnq cr~a••"'" p .. nnh•m ~t\lvll''H) • Morr .... 0 Ed""'""' Ph 0 Dr'""•1" nl Id .. ~ °"'v .. loom,.nt "''0< 1d'"'' A \JC ''"',_... 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Tf'Wll ~ururf' o• l"f' H uf'YMR Brain" 1' .as p m ~ Rm 11•. Comput~r S<.1,.r\CP 0109 UC lrv•ntt C.4MOU\. Ff'• Non-Cr,.tt11 \-.llJ• C,.,..d1t. Wt~ \1nqlft adm1t~1on ctt tf\~ door 11 ~• """"°'m•\\ \\ ~ l l"W" Slitt!" ()tlp.a:rtm .. nt o• Educ• litW'I lnd thfl Rf'torm Proqrdm •· O.vl' W CA""Ol'W'll. M I\ • _.•f'Cut•ve .Hsls-· t~nf lo ttvi 4'u~ttntl'\n(Jf'n• a' PubhC In· tru<t11>n C.tf1•0,n11 StaH• O!-O&rt· n¥nf ot Educ::a\lon, Sacttlmento. P•rt ot ' UC. ''"'"'" E .ct~n\1on tec.ture • ,.,,~~ ··~.-to1m\ ,,, EduCt\t•o": 1rnc>l,.tnf'nt1nq RISE •• 1·10 pm . R:m. 14') So<.1ctl SnrnC"f' L411t>f UC t,.vh"lle' r •• mp~ S•n'11fll .. 1ml,\lon At tt'l<' door 11 \OdC.tt p.prmtl\, \6 \0 THURSDAY. Oct. ti . l l~Y tor " O~Y "'"' II HAooen<>d 0-.P N1ql'\t, ICl•>ll!l<'llt Colt>ort and (.• H iii: G.,blfll)," Pl}UI Fri1IP,., Pt\ 0. ,, '\fX.I"'" pt"Off'\'\or, Enqh\h, O'laS> rrMn Co''"O~ Part of a UC Irvine E.<· '''""'•on """'"U'f'·f•IM \4'fl(·'\. ''It Hap. pr n· ,,.,, Nt')nt~. lhr Fllm\ or Fr•nk C·lO'•' • 1 tO p M • Sc 1ence Le<:fure H •II UC '""'""'" r ampu\ S1nqt~ MJ.. mt\0 1on -ti ltiP door If Sc>kt Olfrm.rs. "'~ ,.RIOAY •nd SATUROAY, O<l ,. 4'ft0 JO ··r«u\ on F"nod,' W1lh.1m 9@,.. tn "'"' Or P H 0«'0·'''""""' ot " .. ".'"'n'·'' Sc•~f\c~ •n1 Ht".:tlth ft1w tl1f)o UCLA A UC hv1n..• E ' '' '"'"" 1wo l·•Y P'oor.am Frt 1 ,,., 0 m s" . s )1 • m u ""°" t • >• pm . qm. 140. Comoutrr V '""(" 8!0'1 UC Irvine C4'f'l'\OU'\ F~,. "'°· 11'\- cl"°""' nar~inq 8nnq c.~u k IUn<.h ··ev1td'"q Go<>d 8r-navt0r ,,,,o Vovnq Chllor .. n;· J•mflll\ L ..._.,'".--. Jr EdO AUC lrv1M E•1tn\10'1INO <MY 0<0<iram Fd • 1.10 om . !..\I q • m U~. 1 'tom. Am. UO!lcx.•al !t<•tf"KP l.."'t> UC trvtne (:4lf'T'U>u\ Fl--. \A& '"'""'"S o•rklno. Bring WCI\ lun<n I r----------~"TUllOAY,0<1.)0 "'~ C.rot ~lD•n Gold, B.I\, man.>qemenl l "L•,ld• ""'0 and Man&l)<'mont." (Oft\UllAnt. A UC lrlfln~ E•lentlon ont·da f \1•m1n11r ••• )()a m .. JO I) I"(\ • Rm 110 5«'" Science Tower, UC --'-' lf"VIM camou\. F•e: \SO. tncluoo <IA\\ meterlats. lunt ll and par-ing. "PtOlettlnq Your Cornput« 1roni Fo1utf and M1\u't " Lt\t~r YJto•c~. M B" m..MQ•""'"' advl-y CO'! "uHan1 so.c.IM•\t, AleJhlndt r Ciit'ant A ComP<tnt, Lo< l\n<J<!lts ""d GE-or~ R Gra,f, M R A mlln ,q4!'"""'nt Mt~ ¥•\l>f'f col\~un.v'• Alt•AnOP,.. Graf'KI & CnmoAnv Ln\ Anq-"I~\ A UC lrv1ni• , , \ 'Tllo t1ovble 1s. wo vu lost m ov1 for111911 policy the Chttr.ictor of fhtJ Am•nC11n pBOpfel' E •l~t\\•cwt o~ drlY tnrnlf"li9f fJ J!l ~ m 1 o m Am tr11 Pny .. if""t \ ,.,rw:,.\ Btdq • UC •rvtlY' t. lm()(J\ r"f' \Sil 1~1ue1r-\ chu\ m tth•ri•I • ,.,.,,.,11nd~f1Unq iATUllOAY, 0<1.JO; Nov.•. U-:0 [\.1\1r A.Wctic.tl Phv'-1nloqy ·• Eatlfa Ort.'"'" tr Ph 0 fPcturt r Hl.lf'T\a"1 ,.._,,,,,.,,,.1,,.,,v C~hlon11.1 <""olf~ ot Mi"'<t•t•M uc ''""',.. A uc. '""'ne E• ,,.,..,,">" ft>U,.·!>AturdttY proQ'-'"' 8 lO It m 11 11 I> m t JO 8 )0 o m • J. ,.,. .. nm•n l""rtur~ H .. tt C'"~ound Ftonr M"d•<f'I LltHArv. flAtO•C•• Wr,,... All1Q 11 VC ,,...,,'W" ca~ rct 14on Cuo11. HI. Cr~o11. ~ Legal Seroices Free to Elderly Free le~al services will be provided to senior citizens through the LaJtuna Beach Council on Aging, 570 Glenneyre St.. Laguna Beach. The service is avaHable each Friday through November by appointment. Appointments may be made by telephoning 494-2442. The legal help is provided by J ack Costello from the Orange County Legal Aid Society. Costello will provide Information on legal mat· te!'S or interest to senior citizens including wills, housin1 problems, Social Security and un· satisfactory goods or services. MERCURY SAVINGS Ex1cuti11• 011/ces: 781i Edinger Ave .. Huntington Be11ch, CA 92647 Sovthotn CallfornlB R1glon1/ Olflrxts: '--·-- 4140 L.ong Beooh Blvd •• L.ong Beach, CA 90807 8955 V11lley View St .. Buan11 Parle, CA 90620 207t5 S. Avalon Blvd., Carson, CA 907'l& 1001 E. lm~11al Hwy .. La Habra. CA 90831 1095 Irvine Blvd .. "Tuai.,,, CA 92680 235 N. Citrus Ave., West Covina, CA 91793 The hard-to-believe, easy-to-love, under-$1500 kitchen Like everything else. home improvements cost more than they used to. But prices aren't out of sight. You can still afford to modernize your kitchen. In fact, you can probably put in a brand new custom kitchen yourself fOI' under $1500. This surprisingly low priced kitchen is built around the spectacular Saxony starter unit. Imagine! 8' of classic oak finish cabinets with brass hardware. Plus: 8' stock counter top, 21" · x32" double pressed steel sink and rim, #211-010-585 faucet, and a pair of basket strainers. All in one economical package. You can get started on that under-$1500 dream kitchen .at any of our stores. Bring us room dimensions and wall measurements from corner to sink and corner to windows. We'll lay out your kitchen free. The price tag on the rest of the job will please you. too. 8' SAXONY COMPLETE KITCHEN STARTER UNIT. Reg. 549.74 444.00 . Tougher than wood Really sturdy stulf. Use II In ceblnal·mal11ng tor drawer-bottoms. cabtnel backing or wherever you need to cover an area wllh super sllck and herd materials 4'x8'x'•'. -1.-~·~·~-~-J=-]·-~ ·-,--., I Block that wall Add lhe decorative touch of Vista blocks lo your walls. Also makes an excellent bookcase by stacking alternate layer ol blocks and shelving. In natural or adobe color. 4"x12"x1 2". VISTA BLOCKS. New heights in ceiling beauty Reach new heights with a ceiling of Arm· STANDARD HARDBOARD. Reg 4 79 3.48 Re~. 99c c:::=::;s;;.;;:;~ 68c strong tile ·Grenoble' 1s a white textured tile with a clean classic rook. Installation is a breeze. tongue and groouc edges Ill tugether smoo1hly Install with cement or staples ''7 .. K12"x1 2". Model :258 GRENOBLE CEIL/NO TILES. Reg. 3Sc SQ. II. \ -r--- Re-aeat your reat area Give your bathroom a fresh new look with a clean while toilet seat. Molded, enameled ltd with non-corroding plastic hinges. While only. Model !M-100. WHITE TOILET SEAT, Reg. 4 99 3.48 , 22c sq. ft. Here'• to great workmanahlp A lop-reading level wilh tough cycolac body and replaceable vials. 9" long. II you're a perfectionist. you've got a tool to match your talent. Modal #H·1291. STANLEY ALUMINUM TORPEDO LEVEL, Reg. 5.19 2.88 Ward & H~rri ~gton ;:.:~·:h~.~h a.nd.,. Garden Grove Fullerton Costa Mesa L.ong Beach Orange 7707 Garden Grove Blvd. 301 So. State College 1275 Brlstol 6980 Ctietry ~ve. 324 West Katella 537·9571 or.S93·6523 870·0050 5S~M!500 834·71t1 532·2506 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thN Fri. 9 to 9 Open 9 to 6 except Open 9 to 6 every day Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6 Sat & Sun. 9 to 6 Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6 Mon & Fri. 9 to 9 . I / A J4DAILYPILOT • Thursday. Oetober21.1978 Wo1nen's . Rights i listed CHIMNEY SWEEP HOME WlfH TH£ 'FL lJE' ·Puffer Rights Upheld SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A state board has rejected a pro- posal to restrict smoking oftobac- coor marijuana In work· places. The California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board reported this week it de- nied a-petition to prohibit smok· ing "of tobacco, marijuana, or al\)' o~r product or material danlerous to health" where peo- ple work. The press release announcing the board's action did not mention that marijuana possession is against the law in California. THE BOARD SAID Stowe did not offer "convincing documen· talion to demonstrate that smot· ing of tobacco or marijuana ts an occupational health or safety hazard to non-smoking erpployes. '' "Smokinf is an individual de· cJsion -not required by the employer or the employe as part of his job," the board said. The board rejected a similar petiUonlastJanuary. Funding Sought SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Caij.fornia Atty. Gen. Evelle J. Younier end the state Juatlce Department have an- nounced publlcaUoa ol a Women's Rights • Handbook. ........~-----......., A PBIVAfE ctlizen, Roderick B. Stowe, submitted the petition to the board at its meeting last moo lb • The board said it also could not legally order an employer to bJre only non-smoking workera. SACRAMENTO (AP} -The California Taxpayers' Associa- tion says steps should be taken to fully fund tho state's un- derfunded public employe retire- ment plans over a 30-year period. 1be 62-pa,. booklet is • a summary of women's rights ln employment,......----------------------------------------------~ "SANTANA-20TOGOON DISPLAY Show to Feature 250 Salling Craft · Sailboat Show To Open Fridayt A new 211"-foot sloop Crom the W.D. Schock Co. will 'be among the 250 craft on display at the Southern California Sailboat Show starting Friday at the Long Beach Marina. The show continues through Oct. 31. Besides the display or new sailing craft, the show will reature 155 booth exhibits or the latest in marine hardware and accessories. · HOURS ARE FROM ZTO lO'p.m . weekdays; 12 to 10:30 p.m. Saturdays (and also Veterans Day, Monday}, and noon to7 p.m. Sundays. The s how will be the largest sailboat exhibit ever held in the west. according to Tom Schock, show chairman. Display space is up from 50,000 square feet last year to90,000this year. There are 75 boat child bearing, domealic relations, business establishments, public .aasi.st~nce, credit, in· aurance, education, rape and of.her violent crimes, bousine and child care oervices. YOUNGER S~ID that in recent years courts and legislatures, largely as a result or the work of womel\• "have t._ken po&t.ive steps to insure equal treatment of women in our society." The handbook is based on slate and fed~raJ laws and inform a lion pre- pared by the attorney general's constitutional rights unit with volun· teer assistance from various groups and law students. COPIES MAY be ob-1 tained without charie by writing Attorney General's Public Inquiry Unit, 555 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, 95814. The booklet provides a directory of services and information, foclading legal help shelters, women's groups, and books and educatiOl')al materials. -------....... manufacture rs--------- ( BOATING J represented this year LUIHERANS compared to 55 last year. --------· Schock 's new San- tana·20 will be amonl? the DIP A.GAIN two-dozen craft that have never been displayed. NEW YORK (AP} _ The first Santana·20 was launched last week in Newport Harbor. Membership in Lutheran church bodi es In SEVERAL PERSONAUTIES IN THE boating America dropped again field will take part in the show. including Bob in 1975, but the drop was Lengyel, who s ailed a 26-Coot s loop in the the smallestin any or the Singlehanded Transatllll}tic race this year. last five years, reports Also on the lecture platform will t,e adventurer the Lutheran Council In Britt McPherson; world high.jump record holder the U.S.A. Dwight Stones -who's now into catampans -and Its annual summary Spike Africa, facetiously known as "president of the ·says total membership Pacific Ocean." tn the various branches The show has taken Oh international fiavor with of Lutheranism now is exhibitors from Great Britain, France, Taiwan, 81930,581, a decrease of Canada, Ire land, Sweden, West Germany, 3S,853 lrom the year Australia, Norway and Italy. before. ~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!.~ 1 JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL : : I 'lus hundrros of other items ol lurruture, obiets d'art, etc I I ·Mcrchandoo· cons1qncd from oul·of.pawn, bankruptcies_. c-ourt·ordorcd I I ...... i. :;, banks, cl<.; I I Movcx:l lor ·t ·onve:rnc1ncl' of sale tu ~: NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD. 2542 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach. 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A\ltRICI~ r1HISQY-A BL!tlO. 80 PROOf • FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO .SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR "" \ HISTORY IN MINIATURE BEA ANDERSON, Edttor Thursday,October21 , 1976 The Newport Beach dory fishermen are inspiration to countless ·artists and photographers. Why not a woodcarver, asked Henry Bennik. / • 1n L i~fe . Cb Ned lly DENNIS Mcl.F.l.JAN OIU..Oalty ,., ... .....-r--- • \ E.-ry morning before sunup a Newport Beach tradition dating back to 1891 is kept alive when the dory fishermen push out to sea. S•veral hours later, often engulfed in pea soup thick fog , the flat-bottomed boats return laden with fish. The rugged men and the open air fish market at the root of Newport Pier has been an in· spiration for countless artists and photographers who want lo permanently capture a li ving piece of Orange County history So why not a woodcarver? Thal 's what Henry "Ben the . Woodcarver" Benolk asked himself 10 years ago. He sketched it and photo- graphed it and spent hours talk· ing to the fishermen to gain a bet- ter understanding of the famed landmark before putting chisel to wood. "It's such an interesting thing," says Bennik, an 81-year· old retired oil company surveyor and designer. "I don't know another place on the coast that has a dory fleet like that. TOUGH LIFE "I talked to a lot of tbe fis- hermen. They don't make an easy living. It's rough." Working on it otr and on for ",, , ' iteveral ye~rs. tbe vi ... ette gradually too) shape. The finisMd .product portraya the fishermen straining to push a boat on shore, women cleaning the catch and browsing customers. A dog sniffing a pail of fish tails adds a whimsical touch. The diorama and several other samples of Bennik. 's work are cWTenlly on display at Mariner's Ubrary in Newport Beach. Unilke his other pieces, the dory neel is a one-of-a -kind that the Newport Beach woodcarver refuses lo 1ell. He may one day. he says, donate it to a museum or . historical society, Bennik's woodcarving, which he began s hortly after retirement Bennik displays his rendition of dory fishing fleet. One-room School • Olden Days Ring ·~ell LINCOLN, Neb. IAP) In the days of ti.'licher unions, media centers and early ctuldhood de- Vt>\opment specialists, the one- r<X'm school survives here in a way that leaches teachers as well as students The 21 kids 1n grades one through eight at the "Rocky Road Ranch" school don't gaze out tbe wind ow at Nebraska fannfields if they daydream. The school ls on t~ Union College campus. and outside areostud~ts ruahina to cl us and the sounds of nearby traffic. The Seventh-day Adventist col- le&e opened the one-room school on it.a campus to meet ii.& own special needs and the needs of Nebraska. · College student-teachers pre- Lend that they are out on the plains In one of the state's estimated 800 one-room .schoolhouses or in oneoftbe 1.000 Adventist elementary 1choot11 in 'this country and Canada, where lower grades are usually lumped toptber under one teacher "Our schools are small because of financ~." Charles Felton, Union educatio" depart· ment chairman , said in explain- ing the program. "We simply • weren 'l training teachers for lhil situation ... The college found. too. that one-room teachers had to deal with more than slim finances. Times have changed since only a slate and reader were needed ~ entertain the student who bad trudged miles to school. "Now, with the competition of tele'risioet~ a teacher bu to prac- tically do a headstand to get U>e atteQtjon of kids," said Dr. Virginia Slmmons of the col· l~e·a education department. ''One of the fint thinp we did was teach the educJtioD tn'N"'11 to be scavengers," she laid. • We begged for the lumber yard, shopped at the Salvadaa Army and made things ounelves for the school. The averap per pupU expencllture ln out s~ after books .na necessities is about $2 per attfdent per month." • "Tbera was no lack ol response when Union Colle1e havited parenl& to enroll their children In the one-room achool. Some older students resisted the isolated sttuallon but not for long. ,. "The older ones help the youna~r ones and the self· concept of &lie poorer students bae lmprovM." pr. Simmona aaid. "Tbe·concept has alwaY' been there. A good teacher : makes provisions /or dilferenl leanlllt levels ... Stan CarlfOn, state elementary and ,arty childhood development tollllllUltant, likes the idea of the one-rMm woiram, which is believed to be the only aucb pro-• gram al an)f of the nation's col-. lqes. ''The meeting .and dealing with vlfl'ious ages is a real life ajtua- Cldn, '' said Carlson, ~If • product of Nebraska's on\.to0ln tchoolJ. "It's only in SC~I &iael kids are aegregated by r · :· Un1G6 College d~'t pretend to ban alJU.e m~top,..,. ln1 teachra f•r oae-reom acboola, mott iii rural areu. "We atllt doa 't now how to tell lbem to deal wltll the loneliness," Dr. Simmons said. 18 years ago, Is just one of his many pastimes. . A.Cl'IVE RETIRED A -vilQ.rOus man with a small mo'1stache and f~ or white hair set off by a ruddy tap, he is the perfect example of the active retired. If h e's not in his garage worksb9p chipping away at chunks of wood, be's gardening or lawn bowling. Q.r, he may be cruising the neiehborbood on hls bicycle or paddling around Newport Harbor in his kayak. "Wheq you. retire you should have some kind of hobby," he says. "Otherwise It's pretty dull,. I guess." He became Ben the Wood· carver after seeing other people carving. "I got some tools and books and started working at it." Why Ben the Woodcarver ? He laughs. ~'ll's just a little 1>5ycbology. I thought a little name like that m ighl help. It's all part of the image you know- aales peych9logy. · • He says the several painting and drawing night classes he had taken in the past are a help in making bis designs. He started his hobby by mak· ing nut dishes out or Hawaiian koa wood. He soon progressed to more intricate pieces out of white pine, mahogany, cedar and avocadO'Wood. · HOME DECOR The living room or the home he shares with his wife Eleanor. a r~lired teacher, is decorated with samples of his work. There's a colorful Indian chief, numerous animals and a snoopy hound dog following a stooped bootlegger carrying a barrel of corn liquor on bis back. A Dutch sailing barge on the mantel is a reminder of his native Holland, which he left In 1916 to come to the United States. He draws bis own designs, fill· ing scrapbooks with pictures of animals and birds and other ob- jects that strike his fancy. "I try out different ideas." he says. "That's what makes it interest- ing." Until recently he sold his ' Bennik's Newport Beach home is filled· with samples of his work, including the~ seals, above, which were 1 carved from a single piece of wood .. ' pieces in a Laguna Beach shop. He's looking for another dealer. but he'll restrict the number because, as he says with smile. "after all,-l'm retired ... POPULAR ITEMS He also takes personal orders and says marine animals-sea lions, pelicans and seagulls-are the most popular in this area. He's made a number of signs for local businesses and does a lively business with pladues featuring eagles and spot4ing whales inscribed with "Welcome Aboard." t Bennik and his wife do a little traveling each year. t,,ast year they visited the Great Lakes.and Canada and last month they re· turned from a trip to New Orleans. "I keep busy," Ben the Wboo- carver says simply. ''That's,the main thing." schOolhouses like this one, which has student~ from eight grades. '' fi2 DAILY PILOT Thurtday Octo~ 21. 19715 ~,\ ~. ' ~ f Patrioti~m N.ot ,.the~J ·sue (Ann Landers~ l DEAR ANN LANDERS : Since ~ la the bicentennlal year it Would be most appropriate if you would print this Jetter. J have attended four pubUc (~ctlom in the past two weeks ~ am appalled at the number o{ pie, who, when the national m is played, start out with say can you see by the &WD s early light," then stum-b~~ ~round and fake 1t until they cq,ne to "rockets' red glare - the bombs burs Ung in air," with another fade-out till "the land or the free and the home or the brave." lsn 't this song taught in our 1chools anymore? The young ; Sock It 1 people are as bad u the older ones. Whal 's the matter with us Americana any way ? - PATRIOTISM GONE? DEAA PATRIOT: ~·stattH. ''The Star-Spangled Sumer'' LI 1* ea11 to •181. Tbe lyrlct doa'& ft& lite 1nufc. Example: "Wbole broed ftrtpes Hd brtgM ltan" LI qalle•llaHle. ' AbO, bow m uy people kaow the meanln1 of ncb ternu u "rallantly 1treamla1" and "ramparts we watclled?" And tbat plduresque pt.rue "a& tbe twWlbt't last 1leamln1" la a bit ol a DOD aequl&ar after 0 wbat so preadly we balled." Francis ScoU Key put the worcb of bJs poem &o the tuoe of aa old E11gll1b dri.llk.ID& IODI·· Maybe TUA T'S the problem. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please prinl this letter in the paper. It ls impbrtant that cer- tain people see the answer. What do )'OU think O( parents who plan to take their five-year· old daughter t_,tbe bosp1tal when the mother goes to give birth to a new baby? They inst.st it ls very healthy for small chlldren to see everything. -FRlfiNDS OF THEKOOKS · . DEAR FRIENDS! I Wilk Mr. ud Mn. ltook •ll be la for a 1et yoa w9tere yoa'n Sola• bJ tbon. Ttda wUJ help you bod,y au.rprt.M. I bow of ao bolpkal bedtime. Tiie next moralq you malntaln cood clrcalatioo. tba&woald allow It. wW be oa tlle clHk .... rartn' &o Doa'& overeat (Or over-dri.n.k ) DERAR ANN LANDERS: I feel like a hick asking this ques· lion but I've never been in a plane in my We and I need some anawera. 111 be g9Jn& to Europe In Nov· ember. Frlenda who have been ~&ell me J'U be exhausted Crom Jet i.,. AJ\Y s:tlons on how lo avofd it! Th , AIUl. - FIRST-TIMER DEAa FIRST: TM '-t •ay to beat Jet lat u a ,,... &o Ellrepe la to ta~ke a monAac ma-. 'hla wW 10. II yoa take a •leld f11Pt aad wllUe lD nJgbt. <Easler said tbaJJ tan't sleep you'll be DOA (Dead clolle.) O. Arrlval). Have a wonderful time and Odler llelpfal hJat.s: Get enl'-MIKI me a postcard letting me yUalac cloae two daya ..., .. '" bow 11 you took my advt~. leave. Even paclt1a1. L••'· mlnate rHblDI ca• make a bullet cate Mt of tbe mOlt es· perteaeed &rHeler. I aay TWO daya beca•ae one la •ever .......... Wear IOMe·nULQa c...a.et for tlae &rip. <Tlsht 1lrclles are murder.) Oaee a'°"9 9Dclo yoa.r belt u4 eollar aad ~mne ,._.. Are your parents too strict? Hard to f'each·! AM Landers's booklet, "Bugged by Parents? How to Get More Freedom," could help you bridge the genera· tion gap. Send SO cents in coin wtth your request and a long stamped, setr-addressed en· velope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120. Spurs Togetherness - Wornen's Impact Felt By JUDITH OLSON Ott ... O•ll'f~letSU" By 1980 there could be a woman running for President or Vice President o( the U.S., in the opiniqp of Audrey Colom, cbalrwoman of the National Women's PoUtical-C.ucus. Ml. Colem made tM predtct.ion during a reception ia her honor boated by the Orange County ~apter or NWPC in the lrvibe home or Mr. and Mrs. Jay Martin. On the West Coast for a con·· ference sponsored by her employer, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Ms. Colom came to Orange Cowity to greet two members o( her NWPC board. Vivian Hall and Helen committee members she Is plan· ning S6 stat~ and. local con· ferences and a national meeting ror the coming months. The committee, which meets ~uently with the President, Is bopmg to make the conferences "representative." "We want to Include all l"OUP8. auch as Stop ERA, Right to I.Jle and anti-abortion," Ms. Colom said. During a recent nfttional women's a1enda meeting she not~ that diverse Froups are beglnnJng to unite. "People are talking more about coalescing than their special interests." she said. "The commitment I s aw there was lm· portanl. '' ~ I i To em * , Barrios. Only three members or the steering committee are women, however, Ms. Colom added. a t ~ew leg fashions for ! faH" and winter insure 1 i :9"6ty comfort and ~:w.a.rmth . Fancy f 'tootworks include l•\hetallic stripe for .~vening (~op photo). • a convenient car rv- 1ll pocket knee sock -.(left) and boot top- :. eers of lace. Also on 'fh e h orizon arc tt-bfg h -hl g h leg I~ t armcrs and knee· ljJths in a variety or Cf9.~ns. i ~ ' !Betrothed -Mr. and Mrs. Howard i W. Bryan of Costa Mesa j have a nn ounced the ~ engagement of their ! daughter, Patricia Lynn • Rry:rn, and William t Conley Hitchcock, son of • the John II 1tchcocks of ! Laguna BeaC'h They arc planning to • marry Nov 27 in St. ; Mary 's Episcopal <1 Church, Laguna Beach. i The betrothed ~ graduated from Laguna : Beach lltgh School Miss ~ Bryan is a dental assb· " t ant. ha ving ~raduatcd : from th e Ca lifornia ~ Professional College of ~ Medical and Dental As· ; sistanti-. • lier Ci ancc is an alum- " nus of Claremont Mcn·s ~ College and UC Da vis, ; School of Law. i Patricia Bryan :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I OVERWEIGKIS DRINK MILK SHAKES AND LOSEI e 11ear tau h11 llnl.,enlt of Chicago report: A eerage "'eight lo•• I 0 to 28 LfJa. tint moatla. As part of complete progr11m overweights on milk shakes showed increased well being, more energy plue improved cond111on In oomplexlon, hair and nails. This low cost plan rGQuires no exercise -no drugs - none of the dlet plan gimmicks. clubs-or solicitation. Your order from lhe prlwcv of your home In confidence. Gel results or rroMy back. ,_.11th: Cll SUMWAY 10 AM-I PM Ctl A"Yff• 1rt 1t1 dlft1 Set. It S-. APWl,..._. , Ms. Colom has traveled to at · least 21 stales to visit NWPC chapters so rar during her two· year term. The largest and best· organized chapters are in Iowa and Texas, she said. "The other states are beginning to build too ... She said the gains women have made, with the help or the caucus, "though minor," have bad a significant impact on the country at large. "For the first time since 1776 we have a chance to be included in the Constitution. "Women a lso are coming together. The caucus is growing by leaps and bounds and has pro· ved itself in working across the board for women." Ms. Colom also is a member or ·President Ford's steering com· miltee (or Intetnatlonal Women's Year. With the other She joined the caucus when she realized that as a woman and a Black she was prohibited from doing what she wanted to do. "I always thouaht of myself as equal to anyone elae with com· parable skills," she said. "I was an only child and my parents en· couraged me lo do what l wanted to do." She serves a s director or women's activities (or the Corporation for Public Broad· casting, a job she thoroughly en· joys, and was on the West Coast to talk about women's program· ming. The Washington, D.C. resident said she plans to become in· volved in politics ln her home cl· ty when her term as NWPC chairwoman is over but does not foresee running ror office. Audrey Co1om "I'm not so sure I'm cutout fo1 public office," she explained Her involvement will be with the Washington, D.C. Republicar Party, which she said is in "tota disarray." Meanwhile, there is work to be done for other women intereste< in running for office. "We're actually behind when we were SO years ago in terms o Congress, salaries and jobs." she asserted. . Peering PiSceS: Be Aware of Fine Print Arou.nd FRJDAY,OCTOBER22 CANCER (June 21· July 22): Area that had By SYDNEY OMARR been moribund comes to life. Nov. 21): You gain ac· cess to privileged in· formation. SAGlnARIUS (Nov . 2.0-Feb. 18): Long-range plans are emphasized. Open lines of com· munication. PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20): Be aware or details, fine print, hidden clauses, leases. .M~RKING their 6Sth · AR!is. (March ~1 · wedding anniversary Apri.l 19). Partne.rship, were Mr. and Mrs. Don manta! status subject to D. Smith, residents of r.umbllng, transforma· Newport Beach. for the lion. Legal S;ffairs com· past lO years and who mand . att~nt1on. A_ccent summered here since the. sec~ ri t y • consolidate LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Family relationships dominate. 22-Dec. 21): Affection,------------------- affairs or h eart, ,'305. holdings. Celebrating with them TAURUS (April 20· were their daucbters, May 20): Light touch is M r.s . Che s ler F . b es t -yo u gain Salisbury of Coro~ del popularity, win friends, Mar and f4rs, Rlch*rd t. 1 n r 1 u e n c e p e op 1 e . Lawrence,11 N~wport ·Employment picture Beach, and. their .sons. may depend upon special Donald D. Smith ofHWlt· agreement. contract. ington neach a nd Raymond W. Smith, GEMINI (May 21-June Long Beach. 20): Creative resources PLEDGING Della Delta Delta •t u~ 1a Debbie Grosz, daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. D. Grosz of Cotta Meaa. come to forefront. Chlldren, affai~ of heart d om-t-,,_a t e . .,w o r k meth(K18, proc~dures arc shaken -sf atus quo is not likely to suf(icre. Open7~ Wbea the •ovt•'• over th• •how'• iaat bellnnlils . .... at The~--.~ COata Metat..louth Coast ptuJ. U..122~ Optn uhtll 12:00 midnight Friday-Soturday 11 :00 pm Sunday -TtMtday -. . ... I " . l! I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Protect assets -be s ure you 're getting money's worth. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Unorthodox methods dominate. You have charisma, but you also arouse envy : SCORPIO <Oct. 23· romance , new ex· pertences, excitement or discovery -these could be featured. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J an. 19 ): You receive information f r'o m "fri endly source." This could benefit you emo- tionally as well as in ca reer m alters . AQUARIUS (Jan. fashion islands most exciting sandal shoppe is now fashion Islands most exciting boot shoppe THE GREAT CHAIN ROBBERY What o steal ... ond that's for reu/! A whopping 1/3 OFF on o carload of 14K yellow gold clluin':> in every conceivable length and d1•\fg11. Ropes, twists, chunky or wi!:.py ... meshes, links, whatever ... starting at on unreal $20. Come 011, join the chain gong! 3375 Vlo Lido Ntwport Bt«h Co//fornkl Ttltphone: 675-75 11 1221 IYest · Coosl 11/ghwoy Newport Beach In the lobby of the Balboa Boy Club Mupp e t s, Move Over Kids Jove puppets. The aoft, colorful, handbeld variety with whimsical faces can tell a story. create a fantasy and be uaed as a lea.ming tool. T~ celebrate the first anrilversary of the University Park branch oflhe Irvine Library, the education comm ittee or the Junior Ebell Club or ll'vlne has donated a puppet theater. Built by committee members, It ls construct- ed or wood grained cor- rugated cardboard, with a shinele roof, a !edged window and gaily- colored lie-back cur- tains. Currently. elementary school age children visit- ing the library can enter the Name the Puppet Theater contest. Prizes of pop-up books and handmade puppets wiJI be awarded to firl>l. second and third place winners . The n rst prod uclion, will be Goldilocks and the Three Bears al 3.30 p.m . Thursday, Nov. 11. when the name of the theater a.nd winners will be announced. The story will be •ged by the Junioretles of Irvine, the high school group of girls sponsored by Junipr Ebells. Tht> theater will be available for use by other clubs and during st.Ory time at the library. l><lllY Pllet ~ lly ltlC"•rd 1(-1•• Cathy (left) and Sarah Cameron ThurSday Ocrobor 21 1976 DAILY PILOT Bureaucracy Response Heated AT'i WIT'S END : By ERMA BOMBECK You hear a lot of talk ln an election year about "bureaucracy." One ol the best examples I 've seen af peared awblle back l~ the Congressiooa Record. Since there was no author's n ame, you can fantasize on who wrote ll. IN THE BEGINNING GOD CRE·ATEO HEAVEN AND EARTH. He was then faced with a etas• action suit tor havin1 failed to tile an en- vironmental impact statement with the Heaveo· ly Environme ntal Protectlon Agency <HEPA, an angelically-starred aaency dedicated to keeping the Universe pollution-Cree.) God was granted a temporary permit lor the Heavenly portion of the project but was issued a cease and desist order for the Earthy part, pend· ing further study by HEPA. Theo God aaid, "LET THERE BE LIGHT, .. 8:11d He should never ~ave brou,bt .up ~is point smce one of the Council was active m Sierrangel Club and Immediately demanded to know how the li1ht would be made. Would there be slrip· mining? lfow about thermaJ pollution? Air pollu· tioo? God explained the light would come from a huge ball or fire . Nobody in Council really understood this but it was provisionally accepted assuming (1) no smog or smoke would result from the ball of fire; (2) a separate burnine permit wouJd be required, and (3) since continuous light would be a waste of energy it should be dark at least half the time. God agreed. When asked how the Earth would be covered for darkness. God said, "LET THERE BE FIRMAMENT AMIDST THE WATERS" and one ecologically radieaJ council member ac· cused Him of doubletaJk, but action was tabled since God would be required· first to file for permit from Angelic Bureau of Land Manage- ment (ABLM ) and further would be required to obtain w ater permits from a ppropriate agencies. God said, "LET THE WATERS BRING FORTH THE CR EEPING CREATURES HAVING LIFE AND THE FOWL THAT MAY FLY OVER THE EARTH." Here again, Council look no formal action, since it would require ap- proval of the Game a nd Fish Commission, coordinated with Heavenly Wildlife Federation and Audubongelic Society. ----'!";. .1• l .n' Everything appeared in order until God sald He wanted to complete the project In six days. AE that ~int ho waa advised by Council that his~·. i.ng was complelelr out of the question. HE would,tequire a mlnlmum or 180 days to rev the application and impact statement. After tH•t J there would be public hearings. It would be0 l0' .;V,., 12 months before a permit couJd be granted. ,'rt 1 God said, "To HeJJ with It " 1M •, "11 .. ~~~ 324 S. Tustin • Or1nge,CA Bus. 639-5164 Res. 997-81 •'• & ... ,. ~-• ,llywul fll11n1 • Wtlpt Control • Oitt Co11111lmi011 • Co11dlllonln1 • Y Oii I ruuucllon • 6 it1eq11tt Kand Ill COlllll New F1 Prqre•• ......... ftr M11 & W•11 ::::.., II P~yalail Fltle11 & l•••f\a -<Jed good · Sfoob (Jood. - Jell "' New Ce-Etl Y 011 Cll1111 114 ~ ..... ,, Group Get-togeth.ers Gainful P~yalail Fft1111 Cibik. eoee :. ~C:OetoL~~ COMPLnl SPA AREA INCLUDES -' Hydrotheropy Pool -Souna -Stea,.,, CALIFORNIA PR~ sponsored by the Harbor booths, prizes, apple host families in the WOM EN: Which Way Area group, will take bobbjng , costume OrangeCoastarea. Journalism will be dis· place from 6 :30 to 8:30 p a rade. cid er and Families interested in cussed by a panel during p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at doug hnuts. opening their homes to an Orange County Dis-the Main G i rls Club, Y 0 V T H FO R exchange te~nage stu· tricl meeting at 7 p.m. Costa Mesa. UNDERSTANDING: An dents may contact Pat UPHOLSTERY ~Y .. w ... t ....... 1922 H.tler ll•d. C"ta M.-541.eJH • I lllett In Modtrn E.,l~c/s.p,,aec f'•cllltlet for Men Ir W-~) Call '· ·'' \M.1•1 1 1111 ·"' 631-2000 254 v1ao11A ST. COSTA ME$A , Day• I WtO • Acro11 rrom Co1u Mo; Mtmo ... 1 Ho'l!lt~ TO R ANA A RT LEAGUE: A demonstra- tion on the use of liquid lacquer will be presented by Robert Hansen at the meeting at 7 : 30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, in Bowers Museum . Santa Ana. Thursday, Od. 28. in Lhe Featured will be a international student ex-Krone at646-6131 (homel GreJt W"!'lt'rn Sa \ings spook house, game change pro~ram seeks orS41·3030 (office» buildi:l;;. Laguna Hills. P.•iiliiliiiiiiiiiii-iiliiliiiiiiiiiiili ______________ ..__ _________ T"" _____________________ -;,;.._- P an e Ii st s include Ralph Alexander, ex- ecutive director of the California Scholastic Press; JosC'ph N. Bell, freelance writer: Drxon Gayer. profes sor of journalism at California State University. Long Bea c h ; Caro lyn Johnson, of Communica- tions Dept ., CSU Fullerton, and Isabelle Ziegler, who teaches creative writing courses. LECTURE SERI ES: Antiqu es and Collec· tibles will be the topic or a four-week session to be condu cted on Wed· nesdays at 7:30 p.fn. in the Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall. Admission is free and !registration will be taken at the door. Lecturt>r is Allen Lawton, who has taught courses on the subject at OCC. North Orange County Com munity Colleg<' 01strict, Irvine Unified District and the Newport-Mesa Unified District. ALUMNAE : Smith College Club of Orange County will meet at 9:30 a.m . Wednesday, Oct. 27, in the Sherman Founda- tio11 Gardens, Corona del Reservations may be made by calling Peggy Collon at 645-3391 or Dorothy Fuller, 492-7751. WOMAN'S CLUB: The Laguna Niguel group has scheduled its monthly meeting at 7: 30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28, in the Moulton Niguel Water District Building. Ms. Blair Field will Mar. . present a program on . Member~ then . are tn· Woman for All Seasons. vtted to bnng their lunch More inform a lion is to the Corona del Mar avail able from Gini home of Mrs. Ralph Boureston 495-0327 Rollins Jr. for a rcPort ' on the Alumnae Council G JR LS CL u B : A meeting. Halloween Holocaust, LARGE-SIZES LARGE-S~S LARGE-S1'~~ LARGE-~' LARGE-S SIZES 38-46 DllSHS UIGllll SPOIT5WIH FOUIDATIOIS Ella Nor's HALF-SIZE SHOP fUll.llTOI ll• o ...... , •••• COSTA MfU llOS lcw,.tl ll•tl.. llUftTll(iTOI IUCll U fl""''*''" Ctoittf U'llH llllU MAll lol lehwc W..W REMODELING AND EXPANDING SALE Alter 15 years of do1!)9 bulness In our present location. we are expanding Therefore. we are offering tremendous s avings on our inventory before we start remodeling We carry Imported Karges custom made furniture. imported cut crystal lamps, exquisite figurines. taplstries. Ven et 1an mirrors. and many other fine decoralor Items Take advantage this month of our remodeling s.le are pleased to announce their refum to the Retail SEAFOOD BUSINESS Stop by For These Tremendous OpeninCJ SEAFOOD SPECllALS Prices effecflye thru Fri. Od. 22 The following items are ltm1led to 2 lbs per person PA'clFIC ROCK FILLET ...............•........ 9 9 c .. Fry, lroH, w hi&;~. DUNGENESS CRAB • • • · • • • • · • • • • • • · • •........ 99c 11t. FILLET OF PERCH ..•........................... s 11:. Aimil• CRAB LEGS ••............•..••................. s I 1!. ...... Loe.. s 149 LOBSTER •..•.•••...••..... ···· •. · ...... •·· · · · · · · ... c• ..... cooked. Ho. I ...., s I 98 SHRIMP ....•..•••..•..•.....••.•...•.•......... • t1t. ....... s I '8 SCALLOPS . • . . • . . . . . . • . . . • • • • . • . . • • • • . • • • . . . . • • ... • .,,.. FIRfft Mw r. Seafood"' 41 0 30th Strfft Newport IHCh Ph. 67.3-1816 , . ~ .. -... ~·~ . . , . ' .. ' . • r. .. ... . . , lfi DAILY PILOT IOOMER -· FUNKY WINKERBEAM Thut1day October 21 1915 by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson lASf ~S1MAS (\le ~u~ ~ H~5Z 8001 Sfou'1NG ON ~e MA~L.~ Pl~~ I by Tom Batiuk THE VIRTUE OF VERA VAUANT DOOLEY1S WORLD MY OAD SAYS HE OIDN'f KJJ(NJ w'HAi Rf AL HAPf'INESS WAS 11LL HE GOT MARRIED ... by LH and Sprinpr by Rodger Bradfield :I: CAN'T BEllEVE. lfiAT Cfe.A~ ~ WAt-ll5 10 BE 5ru0ENT ~CIL PRESIDE.NT f Ilf\ .SURPRISED! HE RE.AU.<.> DR. SMOCK by GeonJe Lemont SEEMSm BE CA~IIT UP IN rT f T~K McNAMARA NANCY UNITED Feature Syndicate weooesd1y'sPuu11Sotv•d: ACROSS tutbooll 4 7 Not at atl I ~lzards 49 Permit 5 Conspiracy r.o Storm 9 Long mov11"1g n1rralivn eastward 14 lh Ul"ISUC· 52 Absorb ~esslul mentally 15 Nevada city 54 Wr11ten teal 16 Expiate 56 Most 11 Oa,,adlan 11"1qu1s1t1ve COf P 2 59 Blow ol the words hand 19 The 62 Lived Ouet!l"I s 64 Falsd ••••• N kl"IOwledge Amer horse 65 Hour· race related 20 The Ram 67 Sprllll ;> 21 Mischievous words ch•ld 7001d 23 ..... Ark10 womanish "Ca1Ch·22" 11 New star Zealand 24 Amer po!'t. tree to lr1el"ldS 2 7 2 Get ~ords Sunbathe 21 PrOfOplly 13 Ships 29 5th century Wheels church 7 4 SOJrce leader 3 7 5 Kept back words ~~G~ 'ii~'r~ ~ E a " Ill ~ ~ E I EIM ON II " IS 1 -(II [IS r 11"1 'lo II'! I( -trn• "P N A S P 1 A S t! IO IR T -E 'I. r P Au Lll'I I IN EIS Jl TA 1 UL I -e II It R-I T A 8 f 0 /11A E •II 0 RE •K ""' ~ AL A I "' E 1 NI 1 1 E R NI ~ l 'Hi ~ ' -.. L~H =~L TON s ---~ hme Prefix 38 Giants great 6 Wt'nl 11111 ·····Dark 7 Formerly 4 I Fruit tree: 2 8 Implements WOfds 9Plal"ltlluld 4JU11hsslate 10 Ocean !lower It End 46 Mae West ,12 K1od of tapir play IJNoted 48Put1nanew 18 Bu1td11g place frame part 5 t Uocooked 22 ,,, Ofder to 53 Contemptuous nave form ot 25 Move address Quickly 55 Nauttcal 26 Nav1g111on;1I sticks 3 t Do ll TV ,show over 35 toand ··· 37 Newly hatched n.sdcl ST Where 'Dago DOWN system 81"1d LA are 1 Musical key 28 Abovo 58 General Jn ~m,..1dmeo1 toa '1ocumflnt 40GIOf1ly 4' Veasels U Catves 45S<tiool . I ' 2 Lalsser Poette tendeocy ······NCJl· 30Coverod 591ranmonarch 1 lerierence w1111 vines 60 UnlreQuel"lted " 32 Make 6 I Seed doclrlrlo impure appel"ldage 3Trep1d JJ"· .. !';mith's 63Sllpper.tor mes 2 • one words Blues 66 Men's 4 Most 34 Al first nickname cunning 35 Imper lection 68 Mine prOduct ~Ao earlter 36 Reckaied 69 Measuring value Shell i ve:s. t-JOW "T"HAi" You've -roi..c:> Mf: WHO You A~e:. ,,.. POes MAKE:. St:NSf: S1""ANPS 1"0 ReASON 1"HA"f"' er&Foo-r coui..c:> HAve A srs-rES.R! by Jeff Miller & Bill Hinds GORDO by Gus Arriola SlgfeR! ) tJN.:.! W~el'J I!-1..:. 6ROTHER .,.,.,,!? ~ETS Mao:. E:l~M"f "e:A~e. ~" ~'-'. ~ WA"Ji T.:' fe \'l.JCK1r-J0 ~ ~""""-................ _ ..... '., .. \. •. : ..l MOON MULLINS by Ernie Bushmiller ® by Charles M. Schult --~~--~~~--. JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS PEPPERMINT PATT'( IS FIGHTING WITH TME CAT NEXT 000~ !! J THINK T CAN MMAGE TO DRIVE MY CAR! LET ME PICK YOO UP IN HALF AN HOUR! WE'LL GO TO THE CLUfl! TIIEN WE'LL PLAY A LITTLE GIN ~MM'f! o, WHY wow-r VOLJ MARRY J Me, PRl:CIOOS? WH"I we ARE!Nl'f G~mNG-AN l li'S NO FUN LYING AWAKE NIGHTS L.ISl};NING 10 MY SKIN WRINKL.I~ MUS'f WE ff AP'AR1'?! YOUNGER, 'tt/Ll KNOW! ,, . MISS PEACH J, SHE'S DOlN6 l'RET1V 6000 .. IT LOOKS LIKE SHE'S ALMOST GOT ONE Ar?.M OUT OF Tl-IE SLEEVE! by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan l 1'CRfNKl.£t POCK~, CRINKLE, PUCKER, ; CIUNKL~ nJCKER~ .. • t by MtH THE GIRLS ~ · "My hu,band ~pend~ ~o much time :11 the offac I in\1~1cd he set out and COJOY thi\ bc.lutiful fall wcMhcr " DENNIS THE MEMACE \ :±1!'1' ' I ~··~ ~ ~ ~ j ··~ I Thllf'lday.Octob4tr2t, 1978 SaddWbacU 's 'Spirit' High CAIL Y PILOT 8f ' ... ;("; ~ "•'-•Tttl lf'••".. Of alJ the dra~ room comed.ie5 b~ Noel ~ '--CIY by No.1 ee ... ,d. cto-.ctM Coward. "Blitbe Spirit' probably remains the most ~;:·~:·:.'"~~:.·.'".::::~;"= enduri°' -and the least clutle~ by terribly c11"'"'· ore.u1,d Frid••• •11d sophlstlcated small talk. Had Coward written it lo· ~~:,~ ~:~0~::,:1 :'~~~ day. it probably would have been pounced upon as 1n t:1 TorQ. .._ .. ,~•t10M ~ w • tho pllot for a TV ltrta . .,,,.,.. '"' cuT It is • play thal cao almost always be counted 01••luc-40m1n• ..... ~ M11 upon to provide an enjoyablt, it not overly exciting, A111"~ ...... E ll""Fl"'OKfl evening of theater. And this b what the Saddleback !.;:;.",.,.,.:;,-~i1·: .. -~~·.~i;:~:= Valley Communlty Theater slves us with its second ENTERTAINMENT 0r a, • .,,...n ....... Joec:.r.,.. production ln two seaaons. Mr~ 8r tclm•n •• C.,011C,.lt1>t Edlu1 ................. c~e.1.. DIREC'fOa PATIUCIA CULLEM has her ear ~ttE· "AWM NOON 'TIL THREE" STAHIMG CHARLES BRONSON IPG) J4lt111111Ut ~Hiil "" '"'"' "ALICE IM WOMOYLAHD" (XJ WIBOA n 7• I 4·9'4t IAT1'11M l:l_l .. ?11a.•M "MO~ TIL TH1tff• •GATOR .. l~I '"THI GUA T TU.AS DYMAMn'I CHASE" .. FLESH GORDON" • JACXS~ COUNTY JAIL• IRI t:Jt U.Ti\Ut< J.U-4 1 .. 1:41 CINEMALAND 1414St Mt1-.i •a.,~,.., U) 1'°1 uu" .. ''' hiE CITY SHOPPINC CENTRE ORANGE 6J4.Jtl I .. MARATHON MAN" ~ CITY CIHTRI CINEMAS S A FRWY !MANCHESTER EX.I G G FRWV ICITY OR. EX.I I J .. 1·4~to t:l .. 11 ll CINEMALAND WI St M•-.i h •llt• U) Ir.ell '"'""""' ''MARATHON MAN" ..... l•ll-1•) .. , ....... CINfMALAND 4) "OISISSIOM" U'GI •itotlM AHD MARIAM" 2 "HOUSE OP EXORCISM" "THE TIHAMT" lltl 111. "THE GREAT TEXAS ~ DYNAMITE CHASE" M JACXSOH COUNTY JA" ,., "ALICE IH WONDERLAND" 00 l ·,"6-11 "A.ESH GORDON" 1 lM·> .. t >t THE GOLDEN BEAR H.tffngton hach Prftents " ··~ . "<". ( Od. 22·23 Joht Hw I ford + Hew Grms Revival Od. 26 Ac• Oct. 27 .,,._ .. •• And S..daRCe Oct. 21 Pure Prairie LMCJIM A'9owce Tick .. R....-.-"-At Al U..l•ws!ty St-St0ttt DIHIHG •COCKTAILS• MO AGE LIMfT l06 PACIAC COAST HWY. 516-9600 H•tfrNJto-IMch IAc.ros1 frCMW Plert Orange County's First All-Comedy Nightclub NOW OPEN Top Comedy Entertainment Nightly Starting at 9:00 p.m. Cocktails and Specialty Nltettme Menu Served until 1 :00 a. m. OPEN FOR LUNCH featuring gigantic aandw&chn andsaledbat H11ppy Hour 4:00.7:00 p.m. FREE HORS D'OUEVRES ANO GENEROUS DRINKS THE 1.AFF STOP 2122 S.E. Bristol (at Birch) Newport Beach -714/751-7867 well tuned to the style and navor or the Brllbb up· per classes, a factor evidenced by-the effortless manner in which the pla,y la ln~rpreled. The pre· sence or two Eneland·bC>m actresses in the cut also is a plus for the show as a whole. • The standout of the company, as in virtually any production of ''Blithe Spirit," ls lts Mada01e Arcati, an excellent depiction of unbridled eccen· tricH.y by J ean Hyde. The role is calculated to generate exlt applause all evening, and Miss Hyde does just that with it. Also superior in his interpretation is Ben Juui in the leading role ot a mm.harried on two sides. by the nagging or bis present wUe and Ule siren-like calls Crom the ghost cl bJ.s flnt. JuW handles his as· signment with both style and ¥ID· EILEEN FISllBACll-AS the cu.rTent spcuse has m~ difficulty wlth her part, thouib she displays flashes of fine characterization. Miss Fisbbach Jacks the certainty to follow through on actions she initiates, which leads to some disconcerting mo- ments. LOS ANGELES (AP) -In a major schedule shift only a month into the new season, CBS can· celed the "Ball Four" and "Doc" series and re- vamped its program liheup for Wednesdays and Saturdays. ll moved the "All in the Family" and "Alice" series from Wednesday to Saturday nights, moved ''The Jelfersons" from Saturdays to Wednesdays and put a two-hour movie program in the Wednes- day schedule. The first movie will be "Death Wish," starring Charles Bronson. IT SAID PLANS FOR "The Blue Knight." a one·hour police series being moved to make room for the Wednesday movie. will be announced later. The new Saturday schedule goes lnto effect on Nov.() and the new Wednesday schedule on Nov. 10. "Doc" will go off the air Nov. 6 and "Ball Four" on Nov. 10. TIIE CANCELLATIONS OF the two low·rated situation ~om edies were the first of the 1976-77 season. They came at a time CBS fa trying to re- cover from one of its worst ratings starts in recent years for a new season. The new CBS Wednesday night and Saturday night schedules are as follows : Saturday -"Mary Tyler Moore," "Bob Newhart," "All in the Family," "Alice" and "The Carol Burnett Show." Wednesday -"Good T imes," "The J ef. rersons," "CBS Wednesday Movie." ABC and NBC have announced no cancellations or schedule changes yet. "THE FRONT' IPGJ "A MA TTIR OF TIMI .. CPGJ "T'IAVELS WITH MY AUMT'9 . "HOltMAM IS THAT Your CPGt "HAalY A WALTBl GO TO HIW Yon" IPGt "FAHT ASIA .. CG CAHOOM tMOtfT . .. MAIL Pl.OT" "MOM MOOH TO THRH'" "6AT0r "ALL THI PllSIOIMT"S MIN" 'U!CUTIYI ACTIOH" IPGt "1'HEO...-flJ "UCI WITH 1M1 OIYIL" "THI MAMSOM MASSAcar "TWITCH OfDIAnr"W "MAlA1MOH MAM- "HUSl\E' Ill Intermission Tom Titus The departed but rematerialized (lo JuW only) Elvira is portrayed with beautiful, sensut1l nourish by Mary Beth Wilson. who also designed the show 's fine costumes. Miss Wilson fairly floats through the room, underscoring the ethereal nature of her character. Joe Cord.lo and Carol Kn.liht perform aclequale- ly as the rather formal .dinner guests, while Cyd Estes elicits a rew nlce lalijlhs as the klutiy maid through whom the sticky wicket is eventually re· solved. .. BLITHE SPIRIT" IS PRESENTED on the El Toro High School st.age, a wide proscenium unen .. cumbered by scenery or the traditional variety but decorated chieOy by the school's own rich blue stage curtains. Dick Vara's excellent bghting ef· rects add to the ph,ysical attractiveness of a set which', in all probability, must be dismantled between weekends. The Saddleback Valley Community Theater is an ambitious young ifOUP which shows great pro· mise of bringing quality theater to a section or Orange County unrepresented lheat.rically slncethe demise or the Rancho Community Players several years ago. Final perlormances are scheduled this weekend at the El Toro High School theater on Toledo Road with a n 8 p.m. curtain. The revised CBS Saturday schedule puts "Mary Tyler Moore" and the Newhart show into the so-called "family viewing" bour the networks adopted in September 1975 as a way or countering viewer protests about programs with violence or sexually oriented material at an hour children viewers still are watching television. BUT GRANT TINKER, head of MTM En· terprises, which makes the two programs, said in an interview CBS hadn't expressed concerns to him about the content of as yet unaired episodes or either show. "They know everything we have filmed and written to date ror this season," s&Jd Thtker, the husband or Miss Moore. "And they don't seem lo be concerned about it. "They're fully aware or all the material, they've had access to it, and since it doesn't seem to bother them, J'rn assuming -perhaps with my usual blind optimism and good cheer -that it doesn't give them any kind of problem." IUCVTIVI ACTIOH 4Nt -....... 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S27·2223 "'" ...... _ ·-411-1131 l • , , . :=====~~~~!.m._-1 ,~ •• ~ lllf Or ....... ml-~(I) ..... fMANTOM or PAUDtll <NI ' • -• DAILY PILOT Thurada October 2t. 19715 ·Mikage Booster T"estlid Profotype Allows Control of Displacement LJVERMORE (AP) -Scientists are test1n1 a new automobile eqlne that boo8t.s gas mileage by 30 percent by allowing the motorist to a~ust· the horsepower lo mee t the drivine !Utuation. The variable displacement engine unveiled Wednesday at Sandia Laboratories employs a mecbaQjcal linkage enllbling the motorist to automatically change the length or the piston stroke. or displacement, to adjust the horsepower to meet driving demands. 'il1 Tan . /GRANT. ...... Our diNinnarv derine. quallty a:. a "dci;iree of excellence" and tl ,., 011 lhl"\e worc:b that we hll\ "° ba~ed the itoal or our pharmacy This not onJ\• applies to mcdactn~ and other product'\ but to lhc type or servact• wt• try to gave lo every cu,lomer Quality is an attitude lhal we strive for in the appearance o~ our p h a r m a c y a n 11 t h l' appearance or tho'(' who work here. Qualtl.v is our goal when filling a prescripUon. tulking lo a physician or s<•lccting an ov e r t ht' co unt er medicine If you want quality. we think \'OU wall find It in our pharmat'Y YOU OH voun DOCTOR <.:AN PllONE US when vou ncl'd a delivery. We wall t.lehver promptly without l''dra charJ:c A l!n'al manv people re Iv on u' for l ht'1r health net•d, We w e lcome requt'-.ts ro~ del i verv !>t'rva cc-Jnd charge a·~counh PAH UDO PHARMA<':Y l51 HotpH• Roecl ,.,... Dehery Hewporl leall '42· I Sto Beef Cost To Climb In Winter WASHINGTON CAP) Consumer beef prices. on the decline for five months. are expected to .cli m b thi s winter because of a reduction in the cattle supply . But Agriculture Department experts aay they foresee no sharp price increases before n ext s pring . They declined to predict bow hi gh above today's $1.35·a ·pound average future retail prices will rise. The number of hous· ing units started in Sep· tem ber was the highest tn 21,a years. This should cut heavy unemploy· ment in lhe construction industry and could signal better times ahead for one of the weakest spots tn the economy. Mortgage r ates for buyers of new homes in- creased for the third s t raight month. to an average of. 9.25 percent. The average purchas() price ot a ne w home rose S900 to $50. 000. FAST. LOW-COST QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING • 10 to 10,000 Copies "••• • eve> Of cot••• "" v~ •ttd '°"'' lot> •1U p100ettty ff r••4t b•to,. pou finith Photocopies Available NEWPORT BEACH 1'40 N~woori Crnrer Dr Dcsoqn P1a1.1 Su11r 1?0 (714) 640·9053 OVER 300 PIPs NATIONWIDE • • LEASE • • Your Next Car or Truck From • l~ll:tlGilii ------- 1976 GRANAPA 302 VB automatic pwr c;teenng pwr disc brakes air cond hnled glass rad•o white sidewalls & deluxe bumper group cap cost-l5633 46. Res bal -$2795 36 montll open end lease. lirst monlh security deoos11 & license fees reQUlred upon delivery SJ267J INCLUDING 36MONTHS OR 40,000 MILES . MAINTENANCE 2750 Harbor ia.d., s.lte 7A Co1ta MHa • '714) 549-9452 THE GAME OF LIFE. BILL ROBINSON, HEAD ol Sandia's combus· tlon applications dJvi!ioo, said the innovaUoo bu increased gas mileage by 30 percent in laboratory 'tests simulating an American family ear. He caid additional refinements could increase that fieure-to 40percent. Tbe engine, by changing the piston stroke -ot cylinder dlsphacemenl -has eliminated the need Cora throttle, a major cause of inefficiency in con· ventional engines. On mid-sized autos like the Ford Granada. Buick Skylark, Dodge Aspen and Plymouth Vo1are, Robinson estimated the new engine would increase mileage from the current 18 city and 24 highway Lo 24 city and 29 highway. HE SAID THE ENGINE ls most efficient when the horserwe}" has been reduced to meet the lower speeds o city driving conditions. Conventional engines are least efficient under these conditions because the carburetor is throttled to reduce the amount of air·fuel mixture reaching the cylinder!; The new engine was invented jn 1974 by Robinson 's colleague, Harvey N. Pouliot. a Sandia engineer since 1952. The prototype he built is a fullscale, five-cylinder engine with a displacement ranging from 43 to 190 cubic inches as the pis ton stroke changes from one to 414 inches. It has a max- imum horsepower of about 100. The piston stroke is controlled by a mechanism on the accelerator pedal. The motorist adjusts his speed just as he does on a conventional engine and the effect should feel about the same. However. the engine has not yet been tested in a vehicle. ROBINSON SAID DETROIT aulomal(ers have provided Pouliot and the laboratory with technical expertise during the testing period. However. San- dia officials add that the auto manufacturers have been ''very noncommittal as to how interested they are from a production point of view.·' The Pouliot engine uses the same basic parts and materia ls as conventional engines, said Robinson. "It was designed for Detroit's mass pro. duction techniques." Exhaust emissions are about the same as con· ventional engines and would require a catalytic converter lo m eet federal and slate clean air stan· dards. he said . Net" Bu.dness Open• . G.L. Bower Interiors. has opened at 1502 N. El Camino Real, Suite D, San Clemente. Beginning Sept. 30, the business will offer an in- terior decorating class. lnfonnalion is avallable at 492·4834. Cook A ppofnted Amcord. Inc .• Ne wport Beach, cement-pro· ducer . has appointed Cook Communications Services. Inc .. Newport Beach. to handle its special corporate press relations projects. Dividnad Declared Comprehensive Care Corp. 's board or directors has vo ted an additional 5-cent dividend on common stock Payment date is Feb. 16, 1977, to shareholders of record as or J an. 20. This will represent dividends on common stock of 10 cents during fiscal 1977 for the Newpor t Beach firm. Co111pany Moves University Ofr~e Equipment, Inc., has moved to 1900 Quail St . Newport Beach, from 1931 Newp<>rt Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The company markets office copiers from Canon and Royal Business Systems: word processing systems from Redac· tron. a divis ion or Burroug hs Corp.; and typewriters and calculators from Olympia USA . New Office Reported Wakefield & Associates. formerly based in Downey. has moved its headquarters to 1100 Quail St .. Suite200. Newport Beach. PLC Report• Growth Pac 1f1c Lighting Corp. has reported third quarter earnings of SS,875,000 before provision for preferred dividends. This compared with a loss of Sl,285,000 for the similar period m 1975. Earnings per common share for the third quarter of 1976 were 19 cents. This contrasts with the loss of 14 cents per common ~hare during the 1975 third quarter. Pollut 1011 Coiagre•• Set Two Orange County executives wil1 be among the speakers when the rirth JnternationaJ Pollution Engineering Congress and Exposition convenes at the Anaheim Convention Center Nov. 9-11. Dr. Samuel C. Creason, principal application engineer in the process djvision of Beckman Instru- ments. Inc .• Fullerton, will discuss the use of in· strumentalion to increase the efficiency of water eontrol tec hnology in plant pollution control systems . . Larry Larson, president or Eocom Corp., lrvme, will chair a session on "Offsetting Capital Expenditures for Environmental Projects: Getting a Payback.'' • Now Open in Newport Beach A PROGRAM OF ISOMETRIC EXERCISES APPUED BY MACHINE. . r or lnform.11100 DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MALE EXECUTIVE NO DISROBING. REQUIRES ONLY 3 T WENTY TO THIRTY-MINUTE SESSIONS PER WEEK. YO BODY COMTROL.CENTER FO R MEN ONLY I • COMPANY DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE CALL NOW (714) 752-5155 AN ALERT-MIND NEEDS A FIT BODY THI. MAVO rOO\o C O'IT~Ol PROGRAM FOR MFN r \ I ,, Economic Outlook ·~ Conference Slated :: . ~ Tbe local and naUonal economies wUI be lbe focus ol the 14th annual Orante County Economic OuUook Conference Oct. 28 at Anaheim Con· ventlonCenter. Conference theme ls "Tomorrow Is HeTe." A three·day California Business and lndu.stry Show. held in coojuoC· lion with the conference. opens lbe same day. : WilJJam E . Simon. U.S . Secretary of the Treasury, lB Edward T e ller. Lawr ~nce among luncboon speakers. L 1 v e r m 0 re Labor a\ o '&y . I A .. W\Npllole LUNCHEON SPEAKER Wllll•m Simon MORNING PANELIST Gerald L. Parsky Cars on Display The 1977 auto show at The City Shopping Center, Orange, con· linues through Sundav. MORNING k&YNOTE speaker is Joseph R. Rensch, president of P acme Lighting Corp. Adriana Glanturco, direc- tor of CalTraos, ls keynoter for the afternoon session. Other s s cheduled to participate in lbe day-long con· ference are Thomas 0 . Paine, president, Northrop Corp.; John R. Grey. president, Standard Oil of Califon\ia; Gerald L. Pars.ky. assistant secretary or the Treasury for interpatiooal aJ. fairs ; James Roosevelt. James Rooseve lt and Company; Ralph A. Diedrich, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, and Charles E. Wig· gins <R·39th District). After the afternoon keynote ad· dress. three simultaneous sessions will be of(ered. THE F lRST, ON growth and energy. will be moderated by James Beam of the Building In· dustry Assn. and will feature Robert D. Thorne, manager of the San Francisco operations of· fice of the Energy Research and Development Administration: Don Schulz. vice president or the Mission Viejo Company, and Edward A. Myers Jr .. vice presi· dent of Southern California Edison. The second section will concen· trate on environment and energy and will be chaired by Joseph P. Saline Jr .• chairman, Northrop Corp. Participants will include William C. Arntz, regional ad· ministrator. Federal Energy Ad· ministration CFEA); P aul De Falco Jr .. r eg ional ad · ministrator, Environmental Protection Agency. and Dr. O,·t·r l 'h e Counte r NASO l istirKJS t;,l..,. ,,,., ~tt•v SU ''-' 1' • K11tiStt ot fil tJ ~•lvftr \ \'" l(Ama~ A ,1:.; ,r· ~:~i,: P .. l '-'• K•v,am Jt•• )1'• IC~•' Tr .c•. ·~ K•H~ Svr-711• 11 K~uff E\\ 11 , I) 1 l(~yf F•~ 7•• • )I)'. 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WP ICI 11 11.14 NW Na!G I 1 NW PuSv 10'io ""° No1•I CP 't 1''1 ilvy M )66-!J114 eo F~rr 6 ••• mO'll ,., 4 Olttr TP 3 l'-~ NA 1\.. l'• Pab\1 Br s• 60 , PacGa I! •1 • 10 • P.l'CCO }'• J'lrt ,_.rk\ H I '• U'lo P~uley P J\\ l '• Pff<t Mt Moderator will be Josh Whll,~ .. THE. TlllRD SESSIOJ!(. wm focus on lnternatlon•I ·trade. Robert L. Johnson, chairman Calcomp Corp ., will be chairman; moderator wW. e Al C<>sentino or Business S~lems Products. • . Participants wtll include :or. Michael Mound. marlce,Ung director, Smltb Tool IQ,t~a tiona1: Cordell Hull, vice pret>l· dent. marketing, Bechtel Corp.; Dr. Harry Sello. corporate; <tirtc· tor of international techriqlori. Falrchild Camera and Instru- ment Division, and Paul Gibson. president. Environt~h lnterna· tional. The Orange County Chamber or Commerce ori.:inated the an. nual session. Other sponsoting chambers or commerce are from Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor, Saddleback Valley. Tustin, Yorba t.fr><la. Anaheim, Santa Ana and La Habra. • · .. OTHER CO-SPONSORS ere Orange County Boacd ·of Supervisors. U.S. Small Business Administration. U.S. Depart- ment of Commerce, FEA Na- tional Alliance of Busines;men, Central Labor Council of Oranie C-0unty. Building Industry As· sociation. M erchants -and Manufacture rs Associati.on Greate r Irv ine lndus tl'iai League, CEEED and the U)'tlted W ay of Orang e Cou nt y North/South. Reservations for the con- ference and trade s how may .be made through the Orange County chamber. 634·2900. 1 1 ] • ~ • I 8 • 10 11 12 I] 14 IS 14 11 18 14 l'> 118 11 ,.1 " I 918 ll t flO) ,. 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' coura1e U.S. corpot-atlont from patlet~Un• la the 1ontp mWtarJ ..-Pl"OP'•m .•• ; . l Thutad!Y· October 21 1978 s DAILY PILOT 87 1976T~La.., Office-at-hoine Benefits Change The bundreda or thousands or taxpayers who h1tVCl been deducting ortlce·at·home expenses in cX11ci cornpllance with IRS rules arc in for bad news. Mony of these dedu< .. tloa.s are no longer permitted under the 1976 Tux Reform Act. even though the act didn't go on the books until a few.~o s ago. opplles to the whole or 1976. meanlng deduc· lions are lost re~roac· lively. No deductions are allowed for an office at home unless It ls used for one or the specific purposes listed in the new law. -As the prii;tcipal place of business. -AS A PLACE OF BUSINESS used by patients, clients or customers in the normal course of trade 01 busines~. <There are also several other purposes but of a much more limited nature.) Employes using a home for either reason must be act-• ing "for the convenience of" the employer. Outside salesmen and other employes who work away from the employer's office, who are expe<'ted to work out 6f their homes and keep their own busines'> rc<'ords. shoulrl have no difficulty In meeting these new rules. BUT EV EN THOSE WHO use their home orCi ces for one of these purposes cannot lake deductions unless they meeL two more new requirements. To deduct a portion of home expenses (other than normal deductions for interest and laxes), one must use a portion of the residence both on a regular basis and ex- clusively Cor one or the acceptable purposes. These two re- quirements can bar an office-al·homc deduction on 1976 re- turns even if it was allowed In 1975. · A salesman who works for an out-Of·stute employe.r may keep his business records in a desk in his den or mp. bedroom. Before the 1976 law, he could deduct a portion Qf his maintenance or rent expenses (in addition to Interest and property taxes) as o((ice·at·home expenses. But• because the new law requires that the portion of the re· sldence must be used exclusively for that purpose to quali fy , Cor; the deduction, that salesman no longer can deduct of· rice-at-home expenses. MOST P EOPLE DO NOT HAV E enough rooms in thet.T homes to set one aside exclusively for office use. The new' rules need clarification by the IRS. For instance, would set- ting off the office part or a den or bedroom with a d1v1der or screen or a similar separation qualify under lhe new re- quirement as a part of the residence being Ul>Cd exclusively for office purposes? What about the person with a regular pl ace of employ· ment who moonlights by doing other work at home? Sup· pose this person has a l>eparate room for his moonli ghtini work. The IRS has yet lo make it clear whether he meets th test of "used on a regular basis," or the test of "principa place or business" or the test or the "normal course of his trade or business,'' etc. Nert : Vacation homeupen.tes. Solon Says State Hurts Industry SACRAMENTO (AP> -A San Francis co a rea legislator suggests that California pollution fighters have hung out a ''notwelcome'' sign to industry. State Sen. J ohn Holmdahl <D·Castr o Valley) made the comment at a hearing of the Joint Committee on the State's· Economy, which hecbalrs. THE COMM11TEE IS INQUIRING into the proposed $500 million Dow Chemical Co. plant in the San Joaquin- Sacramento Rivt.'f" Delta east of San Francisco Ba y. The ap- plication for a ~rmit for the plant has been declined by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District. Holmdabl suggested that because of pollution control, • the "poinll)f no growth" has been reached. : "Dow-type problems face all developers, large an<I small," Holmdahl said. A WITNESS AT THE hearing, George Hess, business manager for an Alameda County plumbers and gas fitters union, complained that organized labor was "sold a bill or &oods " with the creation or various environmental protec· tion agencies. "We didn't realize they wanted to stop the world from moving," he said. To Holmdahl's no-growth comment, James Boyd, depu- ty executive officer or the state Air Resources Board, said ''THE AIR R ESOURCES Board doesn't believe in rto irowtb. It believes ln no pollution growth.'' D. J . Callaghan, the dlstrict's air pollution. control of· fleer. testified that it would be very difficult for any "large new industrial complex" to gel permission to build in the Bay Area because of more stringent new state and federal air pollution standards that mu.st be met by 1980. Dow ls appealing the rejection of Its applications. bul Callaghan said the appeals board is likely to uphold the de- cision because the air ln the Bay Area ls already dirtier than theoreUcally allowed under federal and state standards. Finn Reports Record Coldwell Banker has announced n<?t income of $1,152,213, or 56 cents a share, for its first quarter ended Sept. 30. This representa an increase or 107 .4 percent over tbe27-cent • 1h•reeamlngsoflaat year's first quarter. The Los Angeles·bued real esl•te !Lrm reported first quarter gross revenues Of $32,562,930, a quarterly record at S3.7 percent above last yeu's first qu•rter of $21,179,622. JlesldenUll brokerage revenues, at a r~cord level Cor the second consecutive quarter, were 56.4 percent above the· first quarter last year. Commercial brokerage revenues in the first quarter increased 56.6 percent over the same period last year, the largest percenta1e increase since the. recesalon of 1974-75. ,.15-cent Mileage Pa~nl Ftilh Slwrt, DOT Reporu BJ Qapt&ol Ne•• ~rvlce Tbe U·cent a mile allowance ror business travel elven by m.al\)' large companjes and the Internal Revenue Service won't cover the costa ol a car thJs year. 1 New flc urea from the federal Department o( Ttamportat.lon (DOT) relate that owning and operatinJ1 COltl lncurred on a st.t.Ddard·sisc 1976 car for 10 years will ' tog,) $17,811.16, or n.tcenta a mUe. : Th OWMt or a J.m compact car will pay $H.5el.'6, or 1'.JI uat.t a mlle, durinC 10 _years. A aubcompact of lhe same 1ear wlU cOlt SU.~ or 12.&4 c.eal& a mile dwini theaan:i• pertod. OOI'Mld. eo.ta of opuaUon ud purchale we" based oo condl· Uoo.t 1n auburban Baltimore. Md.. and are not national· ,.,..,.._.. \ , .. 1.1'1 .. ti• ,, 'I •I " YI II =: •• .. .. •I .. t' . . .. 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(1100 Reg. 14•• 18.95 Circular S • A fabulous sol G\¥5 : :••c• ~ o., •• ; ~:li,scontinued "'°'''' urry '" for h t s. •st ••ltction ' Thursday, Oe tober 21 • 1975 DAIL y PILOT CJ Re& Bia . for Series ~weep _Tonight NEW YORIC <AP>-TheSum· mer Game bu become a walU.na same and tbe wail could end toaliht. 'n.e World Series ol 1'78, lack· lQa the drama tbal most ot u.e Odober Clualc1 usu.ally brina, toot a n~1ht off Wedne1day, pleulng nobody. Not lhe all·but·champloa Cln· ~lnnall Reds. Not the all-but.vanquished New York Yankees. · Not the all-but-bored fans. "I don't Uke a day olf. I would Uke to get It over wilh. The aeason 's over. I want to go $6 Million .For E rving? Kings Win I The New York Nets have re- t ached a written agreement in principle to sell their star forward, Julius Erving, to the Philadelphia 76ers, National Basketball Association deputy commissioner Simon Gourdine said early today. The sale of the dazzling frqnt~ourt man made Erving the NBA's$6.6 million man. The d«l reportedly will pay Nets Qwner Roy Boe $3 million in cash and will give the 7·7 superstar a six-year contract at $600,000 per season. It is believed lhat such a convact would make Erving the highest-paid player in pro basketbal1. K ing• Roll t NEW YORK -A pair of first. period goals by defenseman Ab DeMarco, his first two of the Na- tional Hockey League season. : ~ powered the Los Angeles Kings • to a 4·2 victory over the New York Rangers Wednesday night. IJ.S. T rfu•plu SEATTLE -Barring a lie between Mexico and Canada in their game next week, the United States probably will be one or the two North American zone teams in World Cup soccer competition. Second-half goals by Miro Rys and Julie Vee gave the U.S. Na· tional Soccer Team a 2·0 victory over Canada in a World Cup game in Seattle Wednesday night before a crowd o( 17.675. The victory pushed the U.S. in· to a temporary lead in the North American zone competition with Canada and Mexico. The U.S. has four points, while Mexico and Canada have three each. Canada and Mexico will meet In the final game next week in Mexico. Two teams will qualify from the zone. If Mexico and Canada tie in their game, each country would have four points and the zone's representatives would be chosen by a complex formuJa. Rowe to Boston BOSTON -The Boston Celtics acquired Detroit Pistons forward Curtis Rowe and gave up forward Paul Silas in a three.way National Basketball Association b'ade Wednesday. In the deal. Rowe went from Detroit to Boston. Silas, who had not reached contract agreement with the Celtics, moved from Boston to Denver. and Ralph Simpson was traded from Denver to Detroit. Ra•frez A d.,an~e• BARCELONA, Spain -Top. seeded Raul Ram\rez beat Pat Dupre 6·1. 6·2 and second·seeded Eddie Dibbs downed Jaime Pinto 8ravo 6-2, 6·3 in Wednesday's third round of the Count of Godo tennis tournament. ln other matches o( the weeklong tournament which counts toward the Grand Prix standings, Manuel Orantes beat Juan Pierola of Chile, 4-6. 6-0, 6-4; Wojtek Fibak beat Jose ; Ignacio Muntanola, 6·2, 6-4; ::Brian Gottfried beat Ramiro r .Benavides. 6·1, 6-0, and Corrado 1BaanulU beat Hans Kary 2·6, ~.6-1. bome," ClnclnnaU's Dave Con· cepclon said alter Wednesday Diehl'• came was washed out. "A postp0oement doesn't do a ~ for us now," said manager BlllY Martin. whose Yankees face the protl)e(t ol being swept 1D lour 11mes, QJe first team to 10 under in tour atr&iahl since Baltimore rolled over LQs Angeles ln 1966. "Why did you c&il the came off!.. uked one upstate New York fan, telephoning Bowie Kuhn 'a office shortly after the Commllsionet'• 2 p.m . decision to postpone th~ game. Toni&ht'i aame begins at 5:30 PDT. If a fifth game ts necessary, lt would be played Friday. But when Friday ls not k.oown . Because of the debate between presldenUal candidates Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. the game oritinally scheduled for 8:30 p.m. may be pushed up to an afternoon or twilight atarting time. ''The prestdenUal debate is a cmcem," said a spokesman tor J<ubn 's office. The Reds came into this Series trying to achieve ir feat un- EX-AREA STAR BILL FORD STARTS FOR OREGON STATE. R e l e d B e at Cal Ex-area Gridder Stars for Beavers CORVALLIS, Ore.-Bill Ford has played in a lot or roo\ball games as a high school star at Edison (Huntington Beach). later at Orange Coast and now at Oregon State. But his biggest thrill came just last Saturday when Oregon State's Beavers upset California, 10-9. "It was the greatest feeling I've ever had. I still can't get over it," says Ford, a stately senior linebacker for the Beavers. "~o one gave us a chance. We had lost five games in a row and were 21-point underdogs against Cal. Everybody just went wild after the game was over. People were jumping all over the field. It was like watching the Yankees when they beat the Royals in that la.st playoff game," says Ford. A 6-2, 212-pounder. Ford has bffn a starter at Oreeon State for two seasons. He'll be in action at the Coliseum Saturday when lhe Beavers take on USC and star running back Ricky Bell. "Bell is the t)'pe of back who runs against the ~rain. He's very excellent In finding an opening and running for daylight," says Ford. · "But we're confident we can stop Bell. The win over Cal wasn't a fluke by any means. Our defense has been strong all season. we just haven't been able to get the offense together. Sure we've only won one game, but we're confident in our ability." Ford, Edison's athlete of lhe year In 1972·73, earned AH·Soulh Coa:.t Conference honors at OCC ·and was Oregon State's second leading tackler last year as an in- side linebacker. 'They've switched me to a strong side linebacker and my respopslbitity is to contain sweeps so I don't get as many tackJes," says Ford. Oreeon State bad lost games to Kansas, Kentucky, LSU, Syracuse and W ashlngton prior to the Cal win, but Ford thinks there's a bright future ahead now that former USC assistant Craig Fertig ls tbe Beaven' bead coach. Aussie Upsets King Billie Jean May Quit "There's no doubt about it, he's ,coing to do the job, he's going to get ti done. The only difference bet.,.m us and other teams is ~ J'ertig will tum th1B pro- gnm around. I only wish I was a freshman next year so I could be paitollt.''aays Ford. matched by a Notional Lea1ue team since the 1921·22 New York Giants, namely to win successive World Series. Now the Yankees are trymg to achieve a feat never before ac- complished in the Series' 72-yea.i: hls&oey, namely to win • cham. ploo.sbip after losing the flrst thrff cames. The Yanks say they are not about to roll over and play dead. "We're not quitters'," says Martin. "l am not a quitter and my euys aren't. We have been a comeback club all year." And aecood baseman Willie Randolph adds. "We can play our g1me and come back." Tbe Reds are sticking with thelr game plan. That means Gary Nolan w111 be pitching for ~them tonight. Jf Martin sticks to bis plal'\, Ed Figueroa will be the Yankee starter. But the rain de- lay hH given him an option. He could start C1tfish Hunter. Sparky Anderson, the out- spoken maqager or the Reds, thinks lhia Series should have ended a long time ago. "The Series should be over by October 1," he says. "That would be best ror everybody. But then it is not Football Intrigue OU Spied on Cal, Says Texas Boss DALLAS (AP) -LoMie G. Williams, lhe man Texas coach Darrell Royal accused of spying on bis team for Oklahoma, also watched and photographed closed workouts of the California team before its game with Oklahoma last month , The Dallu-Times Herald said today. In a copyright story, The Times Herald said Williams, a former Texas resident, was in a suite leased to the Lincoln· Mercury Deale rs Assn . and photographed the pass sets of the California team on Sept. 14, four days before California lost to Oklahoma 28·17. · The newspaper said the name of L.G. Williams appears on the Texas Stadium security log. A handwriting expert told The Times Herald it was wntten by the same hand that wrote "L.G. Williams" on other documents known to have been signed by Williams. There is no law against "spy- ing" on a football team. but coach Roy a I has accused Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer and assistant Larry Lacewell of breaking the American Football Coaches Association's code of ethics. He accused Williams of spying on the Longhorns as early as 1972 and passing the information to Oklahoma coaches. He then of· fered $10,000 ea<'h to Swltzel", Lacewell and Williams if they would pass a lie-detector test de· nylng the charges. When his challenge was not ac· cepted, he offered to resign if lhey passed the tests. Switzer has s aid he never asked anyone to spy on an oppo- nent. Lacewell , an old friend of Williams, said he had talked to Williams after Royal made the charges and told him: "U you've popped off, it's something you're going to have to live with." .,.Four Texas businessmen have said they heard Williams talk of his spy activities for Oklahoma. The newspaper said Williams was accompanied by three men from the Norman, Okla., area Football Odds Following are the weekend football odds as picked by the Daily Pilot sports staff: Santa Ana over Estant•" by 3 Motter Del owr St Antllony Dy 11 Edhon owr We\tmln\tor by 11 MenneoV<tr 1iunt1nciton a~a<t>by 4 Fountoln Vat(ey over N~woort HartlOr by u S.n Cl•-nteovor Co•I• Ml!\abv t uouna Be<>ell o,,., M•\\lon v .. tobv 1 Gol~ WH I ove t LA Sovt 11-.t 11Y 10'" CorOMdel Marowr OM•• H111\by7• 1. El Toroovtr Unlvtr\•h bY' 1' Fullerton over Oran<I'! COA\t bv 71 > ~ddlelMKkover AIVtor\•doby~ S&n Francltco over Atlanta Dv 9 ' R•l'M over New Orl~An\ by q•, 9altlmoreoverNY J•l\by M 0.llHo .. r 0.IUQO by Q """"natl O'lf'f HOU\tn,. hv I OPnwer ov~r t<..,.._.,, City bv' 0.-trolt ovtr S-111!1• bv \ 0.-tatMSover Gr"''" 8AY bY '' Ml•ml over T 3moa B•v bv ,,_,, Minn..\Ota ov-'r Ph1IAdf"ff)fu1trv10•., Hew Enotand over 011111110 by 11 P111Sb•m~h ov.-NY Gl•nl• tr; o S... Q141QO over Clev~l•nd nv I uo..C<>v<tr CalltornlA by 11 WMlll"91on ov•r O••oQn bv A USCo ... r Onqon 51&1• by IA Te11H Te<,.over Arllon• by 11 t A, • .,,,., over HOU\ton bV 1' , Mllrvl-over Oul<• bY \ Te-1uo .. r FlorlnA t>y ', 0.00-ot•ove• ICeMvc~v bys Mlchloen over I nd111na by JO (OIOt-OV<!r low• Sl•t,. bV 5 Nellt••I<• OW" Ml\\ourl • Notre o.-o.,.• Soult> Caro11,,. by 11 Ol\lo State O¥tr Purdu• by II Otttahoma owr 01<1• St•I• byQ TeU\OV<!rSXUby U &onoft.,:0119911 o .. r Army by I I Yaleov.r P9M Dv 1'·• "who cannot be identified at this time." Williams signed the security lo& at 2:40 p.m. The California practice lasted until 4 p.m. The Times Herald said the stadium suite is open most of the time and is used by Lincoln· Mercury dealers in the Dallas area who want to watch Dalla~ games. Williams has a brother in Dallas who works for a local Lin· coln-Mercury dealer. Williams, who works for a company in Oklahoma, could not be reached for comment. He has refused to answer calls lo his of· fice. When Royal first made lhe charges, Williams denied . them saying he had never spied on Texas. When told that Williams watched the California workout, Royal said : "Figures." California coach Mike White said: "If we were spied on, I'm surprised and disappointed. It never crossed my mtnd that we cou'd be spied on." ·' R · DARRELL ROYAL MIKE WHITE T onig.ht on TV S: 15 p .m . (4) -WORLD SERIES -The Cincinnati Reds meet the Yankees in New York. 8 p.m. (34) -FVTBOL SOC· CER -Leon vs. Toluca from Mexico. 9 p.m. (13)-BOXJNG FROM T H E OLYMPIC. (22) - WOMEN'S P ROFESSIONAL GOU. my job to run baseball " His Job Is to run what he believes is the best team. in several decades. ''I'd like to win the Series in lour eamH,'' he told newsmen Wednesday. "In order to make you ask th41 question, 'Are w~ as good as tlie old Dodgers and 'Yankees teams or the 19505?1 '' Last year against Boston, Ao· derson said, the Reds did .not play as well as they were ClP!ible of playing. This year, he says, they want lhat sweep "to 1how the people we are one ol the great teams of all time." CAP SHEUE BB Stars Of 1926 Honored It's the golden anniversary .of Huntington Beach Higb's cb,am· pionship football team or 1926 when the Oilers shared the Orange League crown '«jth Fullerton and Anaheim u'l'lller coach Harry M. "Cap" Sheue. And au eleven of those starters are to be honored Friday night at Huntington Beach High School when the Oilers tangle in Sunset League football action wilh cross-town rival Marina. Sheue and his players, who have returned to Huntincton Beach from as far away as Seal· tie for the occasion, will dine at Villa Sweden Restaurant in Hun- tington Beach at 5:30, assemble in the rooting section at 7:30 and be pres'ent on the fi eld at halftime. Huntington Beach's lint championship season failed to find the Oilers gaining a berth in the stale playoffs due to a tie- breaker involving Anaheim and another team in a qualifying round. Thus the Oilers played two more g~mes with the teams they shared the title with. beating Anahe{m , losing to. FUilerton. * * * The 1926 Oilers Team LE-Gardener Willmarth, Seattle LT-Bill Gardner, Fountain Valley · LG-Keith Farrar. Palm Desert. C-Tom Berry, Whittier RG-Harl Crockett, Arcadia RT-Carl Stricklin, Garden Grove RE-Boyd Davis, Huntington Beach QB-Nelson Barry. San Jose LH-Don Murdy, Pasadena RH-Alfred Stinson, San Si- meon FB-Luke Davis, Costa Mesa * * ltZS Non·Lea«ue * 7 Long Beach Wilson JS 19 Santa Ana JC 2nd Team () 29 Montebello C 14 Santa Ana JC Varsity 18 Oran1e League 14 Carden Grove E o Anaheim 1 10 Orange 1 SS Brea Cl 7 Fullerton E 39 Tustin c PostSeasoa 20 Anaheim 13 6 ~llerton 16 PALM SPRINGS -Dianne Fromholtz stunned Billi~ Jean •King Wednesday nigt).t for the second time this monlh, stopping ·'her 6-2, 6-4 in open.ing·round action or the $200,000 Inaugural women's tennis tournament. . King, second·seeded behind Chrls Evert ln thla tournament. had lost 6·3, 6-2 to Fromboltz Just two weeks ago in a toumament in Phoenix. Beds' Latins Rap Ohseurity F:romholtz1 a 20-year:0ld from Sydney, Australia, broke King's aervtce tw1ce an the first set. ~en broke a 4-4 tie ill tbe second by winnina eltht 1tralght potnts Ind the mat.ch. • "I worked very hard for the put •eek cettlnc ready tor this ·match," taid tbe 3.1-year-old Kinf. "Aft.er' lou Uk• Uds I mlaht be too e~ot.lonal to au wbether •u continue to play ~ com-• peUtion:., · While Kini fall«ed In UM openln1 roulld of thia ticbest.ever tennis tournament for women, Evert breeied to • .. 1. M openinC • victory over Rosie Ca.sa.b. • Martina Navratilova also had an euy e>pftinl match, ClownlDc Sue Barker 1-3, 1·2 in • match lhat laat.ed JUlt fO mm-.. •-' Other flnl·r®nd w1nnen included Nanc1 ,...,, wbo -rr- l 'Kem Reid 1.s, M : Vlrclnla Wade, who dow.ed 'Moaa Guerra.nt .-t.e, W; Francoise DurT, who posted a e.s, t-1 trhns* O'MJ' Julle :-Anthon.f • Bet\,J' Stove, who de!tated M1aaa Jaucw.a, a.J. l-0. ~ • 'l',.ny lto\laday, whowhippedlbrttaRedondoS-3,S._.., . • NEW YORK (AP) -TonJ Peres and Dave Concepcion, keJ COIS in CincinnaU'a Big Red Maddne, e0mplalned that Latin American players are still the lorptt;n ata~• ol blc Jea,.u. blHba1l off the,._ The ClncinnaU standouts volted fruatntlon Wednesday '1'1« the difficulty Latins have in addevbtc tbe popularity el\JC>yed try otMI' memben ol the Na· ..w Leasve powemome. "11'• unfair, .. said ~ion, etnc•1tJ'1 All-star lbort.ltop, "Nobocb la.lka to l..atlnt. Just IQc* ~ ihe llada' locker. room. All the reporUn an talk· lng to Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Joe )(organ," 1aid Conces>: ·don, a native oC Venezuela. • They resent l)\t •tereotypea •tbat still beset Llittn American bell players. • "Latins are branded as hot-tem pered and bard to un- derstand,'• they said, "$1\d Ws mebl they usually are ig:nol'ed bf the news media aod by lld· ..u..n aeektq athletet to e.n- done lhetrproduct.'J. ••n•a been that way for a long lime. I don't kl\ow ii it will ever --.e," Peru Hld whlle dinlna It ~ Yotk'• lastQoaable E.ut SiM. "It happened to Roberto ·Clemente the same wa,y. Jle didn't set the recogn.iUon he de· ,lef'Ved unW he was dead,'' said ·.Perez. the only active player who ·bu averaged more than 100 runs batted in per season for the last • tOyears. . The 13.y.ear veteran overtook Frank RoblnJOD a year afo 81 the Reds' all-Ume ruo produe..-and .has a cll'ftr rbl toUl ol 1,115. He ·ts Just 48 hom• runs ah.1 ol llobtnsoa 's club reeordola:M. • H1J ..,111ark1 came u U'9 Reda stood OQ u.. ...... ol tbe ftilt Wor'ld Sert.es sweep ln 10 JUn, Concepcion said part ol the problem stem' from a l&nguafe barrier. 1 ''It atarted out with people UJ· inc we couldn't speak well enouab for interviews. I t.hliik "t'e speak Enilt.sh tood ~h," be a aid. Then he added: ''I cJon't W'1't to talJt about it anymott. l don't want to aet myaelf ln U'OUble." Perez, 34, Hld be boldl no anlmoaity toward bls team· •mates. . "hoplt aJwa)'t uk me. 9WbJ ·do U.y put you in the ahadQ1' of JGllmay Btocb and Pete &s,!. I doD't blame my teammates (Or It, I blame the press." £'Z DAILY PILOT Thuraday. October 21 197& :· _Cross Count ry , <(;Mustangs 4t ldne :-~··:·For Elusive Title . . . .. • .... By ED BllRGART Ott ... o.i11, ~ ... """ Pn the verge or winning CU' '•~•·>;·cross country titles the put two yeara but coming 1..IP short each lime, the Costa Mesa High .Mu.slangs appear headed toward capturing the ClF 3-A crown this y~r. u Dominating opposlng teams- inclL1d in g top-ranked schools from the 4-A division-in recent invitationals, the Mustangs have D\qre than lived up to pre-season ~lt~talions and current No. 1 rilnking in the 3-A poll. And they have performed well enough to earn a ccolades from head cross country • coach Joe Fl.sher, who is in his eighth year or "coaching at the Costa Mesa . calnl>us. Fisher 's teams have made the CIF finals the past two sea.sons, finishing sixth last year. "This is probably the bes t balapced team I've had," says Fi&lrer. "We've h ad some pretty 1:AA ones in the past, but the first eight or nine are closer together th~. runners were on the other teams." A1'd that probably spells trou- ble (or opponents in the CIF 3-A finals at Ml. San Antonio College -in l>~cember. This Is assuming the Mustangs, undefeated in in- vi~\lional and dual meetcompeti- lion, make the finals, which seems almost as sure as the sun tis.Ing. part of the race malong su~ the group is toe ether. They stress team etrort and put personal thinp behind it.'' 3. John Gerhardt-He ftn1sbed one second ahead ol Thompson last weekend. Says Fisher of Gerhardt, another junior: "He has a lot or speed, is very fluid and has a lot of strength. I have always felt he has a lot or poten- tial and ability and he is finally dedicated to running." · 4. Alan Overholt-He was the No. 5 man on las t year's varsity and clocked 9: 56 at the Orange County Invitational. Overholt and Bill Kolar-they alternate as No. 4 and 5 runners-are seniors. "He had a sore leg last year and is start.Uig to get his health back,'' says Fisher or Overholt. "He has a long, lanky stride and looks like he is effortless when he runs. He has also helped the team come together with his senior leadership, as has Kolar . .'' 5. Bill Kolar-He ran as high as No. 3 last year and clocked 9:54 last week. "He has a lot of strength and stays in a lot of times when he is tired," s ays Fis her. ''He is not afraid to work hard.·· And the No. 6 and 7 runners, Ron Shackleford and Scott Schied, a r e two developing juniors while sophomore Brian Overholt ran 10:34 at the Orange County Invitational. Indeed, the future-as well as the present-looks bright for Fis- her. JOE YOUNG And they figure to make the rinals with a te am that features three juniors amon1t its top fi ve f'W\llers-a nd two more juniors. who comprise the sixth and sev~nth spots. At the recent Orange County lm:it,ational the Mustangs' top five. ran 49. 08 over the flat t wo- miJecourse, a time that was only rOl,lf seconds oH the meet record Hornets Balanced Bu cs Can't Afford And to prove Fisher·s theory or • ,balance, the M u~tangs had five l'Qn.n e r s fin is h under 10 'rniitutes-the fifth man only be· , : ing l5 seconds slower than the Turnovers-Tucker : ~e is a rundown on Costa ~a·s top five ha rriers: \ ~.;.Joe Young -He was the CIF "-1',;'frosh-soph 880 and two-m ile f .cb .. •cnp in track this year. Easi· cof!nizable because he is i clacled and has short hair, \Yq.ng recorded the fastest time , )ll ;l~e Orange County In vita· ~0(1,1 , running 9 :41. Like the 'iMulbrngs' No. 2 runner, Young is • a~iQ\ior. 1 ·~\Brian Thom pson-He has ·~challenging Young for No. I •"t'IAl&ing ever since he was a • fr~man. Running second in the qF;; frosh-soph mile finals in 1J'ad this year, Thompson r an '-9:"9'1.o finish third at the Orange Co~ty Invitation al. Says F 1sh<'r o r Young and Thompson, "they spend the nrst Orange Coast College's fool· ball team may have been a litUe lucky last weekend in defeating San Diego Mesa~ But luck doesn't figure lo carry the Pirates this Saturday night when tough Fullerton College invades OCC for a key South Coast Conference game. Coach Dick Tucker's Pirates gave up 290 yards in passing and lost the ball six times via turnovers, but still pulled out a 19-14 victory over Mesa. But there's no way the Bucs can afford to let that happen agains t the Horne ts, says Tucker. "We can"t give up the ball Like that," sa ys Tucker , "In fact, we're going to have to control the ball to beat Fullerton. They are Winless Estancia Tests Winless SA Santa Ana and Costa Mesa's Jeranko's passing stats include Estancia. t wo prep football 34 completions in 91 attempts for teams still seeking their first 520 yards. He has five touchdown Century League t riumph, clash passes to his credit. which is tonight at 7 : J O at Newport every Estancia touchdown of lhe ~ Harbor High se~~~b~~:~nters with a 1·3·1 It's the thi rd meeting between overall record with runners Mike the two schools and Estancia's Eagles are seeking their first win Williams, Ray Chavez and Sam t!Ver over the Saints. Santa An a is Maisanal the key darts in the backfield. a three-point favorite. Among the linemen are David In each 't'le vens first ri\'e Reyes (230). Sergio Hernandez ~um<'s there 1s on<' common foe--(200) and J oe Kulp (200). ~anta Ana's Foothill. Foottull de· Al quarterback for Santa Ana rc aWd Es t ancia, 26·7, and will be either Jerry Wallbridge tripped Santa An a lasl week, or Kerr Cast, two juniors. But it's 11·13. the Sain ta' running game that is Estancia appeared to have Santa Ana's forte. lhings going its way \asl week Estancia appears to have the "'•th a 7.3 halftime lt'ad, but ap-advantage In the passing game parent mental ancl physical let· with Jeranko's chief targets 6-4 downs led to a 24-7 loss. Mike Camp and fullback Craig With qua r tcrhnc k Dave Harrill, who has seen action at Jcranko, a potentially tough run-wide receiver. strong both on oCfense and de· rense. I can •t see a weakness. It'll take a heck or an effort to beat them ." Fullerton , the pre-season pick to win the circuit championship, has s plit its two confere nce games. "They know if they want to win the champions hip they can't af- ford to lose another game, so that makes them doubly tough, .. says Tucker . "Fullerton has a very balanced attack , p ro bably the mos t balanced team we've faced this season. They run and throw the baU equally well." occ·s offense. which has been inconsistent through most of the early season. p erked up lasb week, but T ucker says it'll have to improve even more against . the Hornets. "We had nearly 300 yards last week, so we did a pretty good job offensively. But we·re still not as consistent as I want us to be," s ays Tucker. Sophomor e quarterback Jim Conley, who has improved with each outing. had his best game or the se ason a g a ins t Me s a completing 13 of 29 passes for 166 yards. And John Ba les. a freshman who was an All-CJ F 4-A selection at South Hills lligh two seasons ago, paced the Bucs with 83 yards running and three TDs. But Bates will not start Satur· day. Tucker says he'll go with Don Cornell and Dennis Boswell . PAST SCORES 1 .. 9 Full 11 OCCO I'll>? -OCC JS. Full 10 104' OCC 11 Full 0 l'lf>J-OCC 11. Full 6 IOVl OCC It Full I• 1~ Futl 11 OCC8 ••" occ20 Full 1 10..s Fu•t n .occo l•H OCC 14 Full 11 1%4 Full lS. OCC 1) It\} Full 13 OCC 11 l'ltl Full 1' OCC 1 It~ Full I) OCC • 11161 Full 10 OCC II l•S\ Full l J occ, 1116• .OcC?O. Full 1~ ltSll OCCH Full 1 !ti() Full 11 0 CC7 1•v occ ?I Full ' 101-occ JO Full a 1•~ 0CC61 Full 6 1•7t OCC JO. Full 1 ,.~ r uu tJ OC C 11 1'7J --Full n oc C > l'!M 1',111 10 OCC 0 1911 -<>CC tt Full u 14<,1 '""'' ·~ occo t•1s-occ 36, Full 11 f-v I ... ' Inn I, • f1' ""'Ir\ •• t2 1 Area Calendar ning game behind Kirk Langdale With Rickard. Langdale and and Dale Rickard, and an im· UghtendTobyO'Brien~so inthc Frtdo (o ct.m ~rov in g d e re n S O, Estanc I a £c!lt.on ., W•\IMIMIOr. M•rlne It Hunll1>91on Offensive thrust, it gives Jeranko B•o>tll. f ounlMn V•ll•V •I Nt-1 H•rbor, (.o\IA igurcs to give Santa Ana pro-five good targets. ~,.Al S•I\ '"""'n1n, l"q""" e."'" "' Mls.o-0~ blemS. V11•1n (All Al ~I. l" ~Vlnwf\I v• <iolcl<ln WH I ~I Ri ckard might be the most ex-e s1.,,c11 s11r11,,,u_ occ 11 J01 Of,..,,. .,.,.,,,. Cro-. Cou,.,1rv-M•l•r Dttl v\ ~I. Anl..,,.,v di plosive Item in Estancia's attack TE o•er1en ,., m W1111ami oe Irv•"""••• ii 111. Or1n11• ec-1. SMlc!l•bllc~ •n<l alter scooting for 18S ynrd.c; on 41 r &1c111or 11s 110 C..nci.o11 or Go•o<rn w,.,, •I Ml ~" An1onlo c;o11-1nv11• I d . • G Ol>vm11to I'° tlO Rolle DO llllMI scrimmage p ays an catching c cranc1au 1H 1JS l(,111on oo W•ler 1><>10 T•1•"" 11 ~" o -nt•. Ml•\k>n lwo touchdown pasS<?s. o PIMt'fkl ~ 11s John DT V••to ., N•wl'O•t Harbor. L.iquna 11 .. c11 ~' . Workinan CIF's No. 1 Eleven Praises Holladay The Ed ison llls:h Chargers of Huntington Be ach proved crih cs wrong lost week when they established un im· presaive r ushing attack. Whether Lhe Charcers' football team can ac- complish the same feat agains t the Westminster High Lions is another question. •'This is one or the bet· ter Westnins ter delenses I've seen in the last few years," says Edison's h e ad c o a c h Bill Workman. ''They have size and quickness and lhelr whole front seven ·looks good to me. I 've been looking tor weal<· nesses, but I can't find one." · Workman is obviously hoping to find a weak· ness by the time the two teams kick off at 8 Frl- d a y n ig ht a t Westminster High in a Sunset League encounter pitting teams that are 1-0 in circuit action. The Edison coach is a bit wary of Westmins ter 's s ize, prais ing de r e ns lve tackles Curt Mitchell (6·1, 240 > and Ted McCaslin (5-10, 190) and nose guard Mlke Arent (6--0, 190). "Mccaslin may be their best defensive lineman ," say s Workman. "He has real- ly fine purs uit and in· tensity." But the Chargers may be able to retaliate with 230 -p o und o ff e n - sive tackl e Rand y Holl aday, who Workman compares to Jack Clark, a lineman for California's Bears and an. ex-Edison High and Orange Coast College standout. "He was unbelievable a gain s t Newport Ha r bor ," s a ys Workman. "His blocking was incredible. On goal line plays, he'd take his man clear into the end zone.'' Aided by Holladay's blocking, the Chargers ran 61 times for 227 yards . Tailback Jim J udd, who has rushed for 399 yards on 87 carries, had 130 against N ewp<>rt. "Some people were saying we couldn't run. so we s et out lo prove it," s ays Workman. Som e w ere s aying E dison cou ldn 't r un because il pa ssed so much. And the Chargers like lo throw because th ey ha v e Steve Rakhshanl, a 6· l senior who has connected on 56 of 98 passes for 751 yards. Inst e ad o f l a lkin g a b o ut his offe ns e, Workman concentrated o n Wes tmin s t e r 's backfield, s ayin~, "their backs are really good. Doug Bosw e ll has a tenacious persona lity and coupled with his natural a bi lily. t hat makes him a tough run- ner. Shows No Weakness Ne wport Harbor ffiab 11n exc ellent ltnc , foot b a 11 coach B ll l linebackers and secon· Pintea .admit.a be bas dary. It bas lho league's somewhat or a problem best Unebacke r In Bo confronting him this Boxold and best safety ln week as bis team ~ Ktn Maraerum. Turn for a Sunset League· them loose on oJrense clash Friduy nhcbt at 8 and you have the best a1alnst an Invading loo. tJlht end and wide re· The opposition Is Foun· lain Valley Hlgh's Barons, No. 1 rated in CIF 4-A circles, UO• beaten throueh five games and coming off a 51-0 victory over Hunt· ington Be ach's Marina. "We've gone over the fltms for hours and hours ," says Plzzlca. "We can find no area to take advantage of. It just ,eems to be Fountain Valley's year where it can do nothing wrong. "Fountain Valley has ceiver In the league. And Tim Holmes ts not far behind Margerum. "We're comlng off a 28-1':.fosa and they won Sl-0 last week. What can we say? We've just got to do what we've been do- itlg. but execute our own plays better and hope we don 'l get embarrassed." The Sailors have one major change in their starting lineup-Tom Mockett is out or tbe lineup at derenslve end alter suffering an ankle in)ury agains t Hunt· Mustangs' Mollica Tough to Defend Allie Schaff knows quarterbacks aren 't always bitting their re· ceivers, and he hopes that is the case when the San Clemente High Tritons host the Costa Mesa Mustangs at 8 Fri- day night in an impor- tant South Coast League rootball game. Laidlaw will start. Adam s ' los s may make it easie r for a Costa Mesa d e fense which bas no one who weighs more than 191 pounds. When they don't run, the Tritons rely on quarterback Glenn Dill. who has completed 20 or 47 passes for 310 yards. lniton Beach 'a Edison last week . Ptnlca Wll1$ unhappy with his team 's offense agolnst Edison. •·we aave up two touchdown$ with our offense," Jays Plzilca. "Neither should have happened. We lost a rumble deep In our ter· ritory because a llnem torgot to block bl:s man. And we had a punt blocked at the four-yard line because we hnd only 10 players on the field. Those are jus t dumb mistakes." Anotber thine that bothers Pizzicn is Foun- tain Valley's depth. "Fountain Valley lost Margerum to an injury for awhile and that didn't matter. Then it lost its quarte rba c k . Gary Coleman, and that didn't matter." s ays Plzz.ica. "Fountain Valley could probably lose its first 11 and It wouldn't matter. Coach Bruce Pickford is evidently doing a helluva job with them .'· Doug Thomps on, Coleman's replacement, has completed 20 of 37 passes for 308 yards in the last two victories. Fountain Valley's run- ning game? Pizzica says it's fullback Mike Musso on short yardage plays, but the real threat is tailback Willie Gittens, who has scored five TDs and hu a 7 .6 yards per carry a verage in 71 totes . "We sure hope Dave Mollica doesn't have a §uper night hitting his re·. ceivers," s ays Sch~(. head football coach at San Clemente. "Right now, he is as good as any quarterbac k in the league and we really respect him ." Spe·ar to Be Ready For Laguna Battle Led by Molllca, the Mus tangs are 2·1 in Thelastlime tailbackScottSpearwas r eported league. The Tri tons are to be healthy and running at full strength, the Mis- also 2-1. sion Viejo High Diablos won their only game of the But San Clemente has current football season. had trouble defending Diablos' head football coach John Murio hopes the pass. allowing Mis-history repeats when Mission Viejo and the Laguna sion Viejo to throw for Beach High Artists collide at 8 Friday night in a 122 yards and Bolsa South Coast League game at Mission Viejo High. Grande for 185. And to Laguna Beach is 2-1 in circuit play; Mis11ion Viejo is complicate matters, the 1·2. Mustangs like to have "Spear is going to be ready," s ays Murio. Mollica roll out and "Hopefully, he is healed. He didn't practice at all throw. last week, but he's been at full go this week. We "The sprintout is one ·hope that's a good indkation." Spear, hobbled by of the toughest things to knee injuries all year, only carried three times for defend w h e n the seven yards in Mission Viejo's 15-9 loss to Costa quarterback is a good Mesa. runne r and passer " Butthe juniorrushedfor67inthe Diablos'16-12 says Schaff. "If the kid victory over Jrvinc's University. A strong powerful 1s a good passer you also n.stlJle r who weighs 190 pounds, Spear may team have to play pass de-'-rtth Alan Parker . a breakaway threat who picked fense because he's pro. up 50 yards o~ nine carries against Costa Mesa.· bably going to beat you. Parker has gamed 117 yardc; on 25 attempts. Last "And Costa Mesa also year. Spear rushed for over 700 yards. has a decent running And the Diablos will probably n~d Spear if game. They 're good and they hope to defe at an Artists team that is 4-1 and well balanced." has recorded three shutouts. "Their up front people But the Trit,,ns may and their linebackers are their strength," says not be as balanced as Murio. "They have good size and good speed and I they ha.ve be(."O . Starting don't see any weaknesses." . . running back-linebacker If Laguna Be ach has a weakness. it 1s an of. Randy Adams s uffered a fense that . has produced one touchdown in two shoulder injury against game~. But Murio says, "t~ey're an option team Laguna Beach and is list· and will try to do the same thing to us as Costa Mesa ed a s an extremely did.Buttheyhave muchmorespeedatthewidere- doubtful performer. Hav-celvers than Costa Mesa has. ing rushed for 246 yards . "Cos.ta Mesa c~ught us a Httle by surpris e with on 72 carries, Adams their option, but with Laguna we know what tp ex- ·hasn't s uited up for prac-peel. Laguna doesn't like to throw that much but ticethis week. when they do, they're going to try to hit Rich Nunis. tr he docsn 't ;>lay, He's a Ca.st, talen~ed receiver:" . either 14 5·pound Russ Muno doesn t want Nun1s to en1oy the success Immel or 150-pound Bill against his secondary that Costa Mesa did. The Mustangs completed lOor 16 passes for 143 yards . YOU CAN CREATE FINE WOOD PROJECTS FREE' I---Make Your Own Furniture ~Add An Extra Room • ~Build a Part Time Bu siness DEMONSTRATION SDAYSONLY WOODWORKING SHOW T Sftyder 1IO ITT S.wt lluclt ge Wto \lmoMl•r. EOl\OI\ <II !.onora, L8 Qilnt .. 11 Hunl· lie's also athreatonpuntand S!C.""P 1to 1'IOOOY1N1ko L& 1ng1on e....:11 M~ron1 11 s .... 1AAnA,C.•dltnGrow • kickoff re turns and Is one of oe.i.r ... 11.0 110 11sC11n111 Lii ••E"•ncl•l•ll •t J is1.or.tngteo.t1 a1 c.r ..... SHOPSMITH . d ( . . th Tl u'noclel• HO 160 Arnburoe'I' Ce rnonl n lOl. LA HM!jlO< .. 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Two of Dana Hills' biggest assets in recent ventures have been tackle Neil Jensen and re· tallback Mike Spnlt.s. "Corona dtl Mar has shown lt can run the ball well," says Cune.rty, "and It paaed well against San Clemente. · The two lock up in a South Coast Lea1ue struggle with Corona del Mar prese.nting a toug~ defensive obs tacle, especially across the line. "Corona del Mar doesn't ap· pear to have any weak s pots across the llne," uys Cunerty. ''Corona del Marlooks like a· team built first on defense and is just letting the offense come aJong as the season·pn>gresses. After the other night 1:6 beating El Toro they surely have more confidence. ··After I ast week's game wltb University," continues Cuner- ty, "our team bas Couod it can ·play. We understand Corona • ceiverSteveTelaneus. J enaen has done lt with bis block.lng, Telanous has caught 2S pasaes in five games for 292 yards. AB for containing Corona del Mar, Cunerty says it's a case of stopping the short pitch to "Defensive problems for WI seem to be everywhere. Corona del Mar has the tough front, excellent linebackers and tho secondary bas in· t.ercepted a bundle. It's a very sound, well coached team. "Our o!fenae," ad<\& euner: ty, "has been playing better. Confidence means so much ln that area." Gauchos Def en.Se Rustlers Stopping Vallercamp linemen ls HB's Primary Ta.sk Healthy Field position is one of game going in. We Jcnow "Also Marina runs a Sparkles Huntington Beach High Marina played much bet· lot of play-action pass, football coach Dave Van ter than the score in· which freezes the de· b , The orrensive line at Hoorebeke's chief con· dicated in last week's fense and if you're not Sad~le a.ck College 5 Golden West College will cems as he prepares his 51·0 loss to Fountain paying attention you're defensive line has ~n be in the best' he alth of Sunset League team for Valley. going to get caught oo a nearly immov~ble ~s the season according to invading Marina High. "Marina was able to long gainer. season and thats one bit head coach R a Y The two Huntington move the ball and at "And Marina's speciaJ reaso_n :-VhY the Gauc~ Shackleford as he pre· Beach schools clash Fri· times played fairly well. teams are a factor. The ~e sitting atop the M.is· pares the Rustlers for a day night at 8 and it was But Fountain Valley has punt and kickoff teams 5100 Confer~nce football Southern California Con-fie ld position which tore the tools to score on ha v e s co re d r or standings with a 2-0 re- ference football outing HB's upset dreams apart anybody. Marina " cord. with LA Southwest Fri· against Westminster-"lndjvidually our first . "Our defense bas been day night (7 :30) at thanks to two blocked objective is to stop Van Hoorebeke is un· outstanding ," says Orange Coast College. punts and an intercep· Marina quarterback Ron cert"ain of his starter at coaeh Ken Swearingen, Pat Dion, a 22S·pound tion. VaJlercamp. He is a de· quarterback with the whose Gauchos take on· freshman from Canada. ''Field position could ftnJte threat because he condition or sophomore Riverside City College will start at left guard very de finitely make a runs the option and runs Marco Pagnanelli in the Saturday night (7:30) at for the first time thjs differ ence in this game," it well. The outside veer air. Pagnanelll complet· Mission Viejo High. season after being in· says Van Hoore beke. put.s pressure on the de· ed all seven passes Most teams have been jured in a pre·season "We reel it•s an e ven fensive ends. against Westminster, unable to run the ball scrimmage. but is hobbled by a against the Gauchos. The Rustlers will be sprained ankle. The Saddleback defense seeking to end a two· tr he can't start it'll be bas given up an average game los ing str e ak B ak Ba k senior Mike D'Alessan· of 55.8 yards per game against the team that re away C dro, who completed 10 of and only Orange Coast tops the conference in of· 18 Cor no yards against g~ined over 100 ~ards, fensive yardage but is c Westminster. with most of that m the last in d e f e n s i\'e oncerns Moore .. . . fourthquarter. statistics. Our passing game hit The two key defensive ··They are a hard team 17 of 25 for 68 percent," performers for the t o e v a I u a t e , · · It's quickly becoming apparent that University says Van Hoorebeke, Gauchos have been Shackleford says. ''They High (Irvine> football coach Dick Roche isn't the "which is not too bad. linebacker Tony Mitre have played a couple of only one impressed with the running of his new And our running backs (S..11 215) and end Paul really good games but back, Tony Fuller, who was a split end for the first are contributing to our Mo~rg (6-1, 215). Mitre lost to Cypress by a big three games. attack. is a St. Paul High pro. score last week. MacMoore,coachoftheEIToroHighChargers "Our runners are ductandMobergplayed "We can't look at the who face University's Trojans at 8 Saturday night averaging over four at Tustin High. game like we have the at Tustin I ltgh . talks highly of the fl eet back who yards per carry for the In the past two games, last couple of yea rs. We has gained 202 yards on 22 carries. "He's a threat season. But when you Mitre, Moberg and Co. are going to have to play everytime he carries the ball," says Moore. "He consider sacks on pass-have sacked the oppos· a decent football game.'" has really good speed and when he s tarts to pick up ing plays , and when ing quarterbacks 15 The Rustle rs coach the speed. he has the ability to move around peo· you're playing catchup, times. will mak.e only one pie." it clouds your running ' "With alltheturnovers change in the s tarting Defe nsi ng Fuller will be one of Moore's major backs' total effort.'' we've had, it's amazing lineups-Dion for Stan tasks in a South Coast League game that doesn't how well our defense has McCoy at guard. figure to have a bearing on the circuit's cham· done," says Swearingen. The Rustlers ha ve the pions hip outcome. University is 0-3; El Toro is 1-2. Tennis "But our offense picked best rushing team in the But the Chargers are coming off 7-0 and 21-7 losses up a little bit las t week conference, averag ing to Laguna Beac h a nd Corona del Mar. The latter 01un•NNIS against San Bernardino. 203.4 yards a ga me on schools have combined records or S..lin lea~ue. JUN•o" vus1Tv We're still not doing ·. Thurtday.Oelober21, 1979 DAILY PILO~, (p Monarchs Favored Tonight Marina Wins Mater Del High School will be favored by 12 point$ when th e Monarchs tangle with St. Anthony High or Long Beach in A n$elus Leaeue football action tonight (8) at Santa Ana. Bowl. Newport, HB, Estancia Roll The Monarchs appear to have the stronger de- fensive unit and with Marie Drazba ready to start at quarterback, should be ab l e to penetrate the Saints young defense. Druba suffered recur· rence of an ankle injury in the first .half against Bishop Amat last week. He has sparke d the Monarchs on late drives in sd'\'eral previous games. Undefeated Newport llarbor High, the No. 1 ranked ClF water polo power, made Huntlngton Beach 's Edison a believer a s the host Newport Sailors won, 16-6, in Sunset League· play Wednes day alter· noon. In other Sunset act.ion Huntington Beach swept past Westminster, 1S·9, at Golden West College. And Marina (Huntington Beach) defeated Foun· tain Valley, 13-10, in a night match at Oran&e Coast. And in Century League competition , visiting Estancia of Costa Mesa swamped Orange, 20-5. The Sailors, using their fast break to good advantage, built an early lead but h ad trouble capitalizing on s ix·on· five situations. Putting together a good team effort, Estan- cia moved lbe ball effec· Mater Dei coach Wayne Cocbrun's chief concern is a different type of defense than his Monarchs have faced. 'Ibe Saints operate with a seven and eight man front and could pose blocking problems. ti vely , overpowering us Orange . The Eagles , :: driving well , force d 10 Orange into several four· ,,o meter violations and ~!~ scored on four of five ·~s penalty throws. Mllff Oei Olle11M· SE-Aon S1la9yl AT-John ToPf R~ry Oomlnou.r C -JoeGlt""°" l.G-Jlm lnqt•m t.T-S<uct o .. 1.ns1<I SE-Steve S.tuw\ffrl 08-M.trl< Orutw F8-8r<td Ch•t~ :~ The Oilers or Hunt· m ington Beach we re led by 11s Tony Wooten and Bill 110 Taylor who each scored :: four goals. TB-Oolo Gont•lts SB-Jim Olc•son Miier 0.10.CtftM OT-EOd•• Atw•••1 OG-Matt Mat•u•ev DG-JoM (;IH>On OT-J<HtOIUS()(I l.8-Cr alq Ohon l.8-4Cent Ewono l.8-Sttw M<Gowan C8-6ob MHcham C8-8r<td QI.tee RB-Jim Olck'°" S -Mark Romaine 110 Tied at nine early in :~ the final period, Marina m became the aggressor on '"° a key theft and assist by II\ . 10 Enc Bauer. Greg Vessey LUBE, OIL CHANGE, fired tn the ae>-1,head coal. VAIUITY , kttt lly Clltart•1 ,. Molrln.l t • • ,._,, 1'111 V•'"• J t , 4 ?-to S<or1nv ~rl11• 8•utt t }4•"'1· -• Stone J l """'"· V."9r t .• l'Y-Twvmt11. Kelly J , ~ut J, Aldtlcll J, t'~~rll'f Oot•rlt..-, , l!dllSOft I 0 11"-6 Nt---1 H.,boer 1 t j l tt Scorlnv EGlu11-lto•t'1 • t, ..iotorci, Spat th, WtCO~I' '"""°"· NM-VtlltkarnD '· "Obrfl"n 3, Sltv•ns J, Mowrty 2, TilllN" 2, M\'9.-St. ~ I Sore llY OoNn'" .. ...,, 11Nc11 ) t ) ,_,s ~tmlMl~r 0 a •.) •>-~ H8 \(.OfCn9· ltHI•. ~w 2, Wooltn 4. 8. h~IO"· T. Yat~Of:~ $<0,..11yQuarttr't' •' f\t.,.clt • ) r' S-10 Or-I ( J 't-S l!sta11cla uorl•q · O•altt I, R~ Wv•ll l , Kiilmer J. t..owry J,;(411'tol13. U rn 2, Hurley 1, WUHlllOll,,' ""OSH·SO,.H •. Score •Y O...rttrJ Marin. I Q I 3-i Ft11 V•lle'I' 2 t' °t ,_. Scorlnq• Marln•-S=~e, C•mpbell. Nuo•lll, Vu, rev. FV-NlchOI\, T. Roqers. ,.. '· lJnl)henour2. C Roqer~1. PCN ... • SC.,.. llY O..antn • Edi""" I 0 0 <>-f ...,_ Marbor J J S •-14 Storino: Eohon-Mllto:'I-NH-Btroeson 6. Fulli s. q•Vrlo•, S1rornonin, Gnter, " Sc.,.. lly Oot•n•ra E\l...CI• S c 2 S-1' °'-0 0 0 C>-0 ES1 e11cla \Corino: ltonura s, Murl)hy J, t..arnted 2. l.4 • ., .. Y l, Mi iier, a .. ckstrom, ,. .... r. Nordstrom. tttllelrtt'\. S<o .. •y Ou.In.,.,• Hun! Beach 2 I ,J 0-S, W.-Wnl'ISIU t 0 p 1-J H8 scorino: M<NHrMy .1., P•n••. Ttscl\ner1. '·, JUNIO" VA"SITY ' 5<-by 0YU1tr~ i Edison t I .~1 1-~ ,..._, H•rbo< • I I ~-n S(o rlnq: Edlson-Rtddlhc 1, Pltl<ford, •sr•olson, t.aur~1"HG•uQ~r •. Robertson ,,.. ~ y~s S, 11-l•t>C!l 8ucMnan l . tvtr Sc-..., OtHr1••• • Manna o I 1 f)-t F<)unt,.ln Vallo 4 7' 4' S-10 Marina scorCno: Coo1>11r, ,..,... FV -.corl"'J· Hicks S, Moweth •. ~ J. !>1nctalr J, Mendtltolln 1, Mtdem. mons 1, 8el99n the ground, but rank only "We've got lo r ebound off two losses to good Cott.Mew n~~!!!! ~" Clmltftl• some things right, but fifth in passing where teams," says Moore. "We made too many mistakes "°'11s1de1Maul6.0,de1wr11111 1HJ, just by eliminating mis· , Southwest 's Cougars are ag<>inst Corona del Mar, letting them have the ball dootvans.:ovoc 6~: v11~"1151 ...,... ... 1• lakes we've taken pres· ,. 6-1. '°''•-I>. Harper CS) won 6-1, ... 2. tops. , within our 30 too much in the first half. But our kids '°'".., sureoffthe defense." Ironically, the GWC played much better in the second half." Lewrs·T•vlo~~~·:, Maul·Mo"tr With the Gauchos' de· pass defense is likewise The C h argers, 3·2 overall, are led by •·'· d~I Fh l\er.101orev 6·•. ott fense rated No. l in the only fifth, giving up 124.8 quarterbacks Mike Sentak and Steve Key. Sentak, Cro<-•r·C1~0 6·2: Fern&nc1ez.c..•n conference against the d T CSI won 6·0. •·I, 6·7. Ro•-•mi>· yar s a game . he the st arter , has completed 23 or 62 passes for 391 Soremoncs11os1H.won •~.J.S run. Swearingen expects Cougars rank last in de-yards while Key. a starter al the beginning of the UT•n m c10Yt1 ouaHlll• to see a lot of passing by fens e o f t b e run . season, has connected on 11 of 32 for 157 yards. Pdcl' def o·~".!:~'7.s. •ext to M o Riverside. however • a nd l he Leading the rushing attack is tailback Hector 2·6. '°'t to s1urc1evan1 3-1>; s1et<1 CEI "River side throws the Rustlers will have the Avella. who has picked up 197yards on42carries. won H. •ost H . >-•;You~"' m ball wel 1. Ag a inst edge here. But they will be running at a University defense •osu-6. ,.,..._Do"''" Southwestern last week I nd iv i d u a I 1 Y, Pat that shut out two of its first three opponents before F•tu1aii.P••1tr IE• 1051 10 Glac-they must have thrown M K r Gwc · h <helll·M<o<lnley •·•. lost to Evans· c eon o is t e being attac ked for 47 points in its last two games. o~rstreet '-'· loll 10 Anderson· 40 times. And they've second leading rusher in "They have a very good defensive team," says Fo-nkol·tt·Morr1s.Paqano<E1 1°'1 made a lot of changes in th . "t ' 5 2 ~. 1-4. \ 1: Sm•lh·l.tnOehl IEI 10\! ec1rcu1. averaging . Moore. "They have good size up front and that w.M<ll•·b•ukerl.H 36. personnal." yards. He is also the creates a problem for us." Saddleback offensive second best all-purpose Univer sity's defens ive front three averages p ff k tackle Tony Lundy, who runner with 637 yards 188.7 pounds while El Toro's offensive line averages ro OC ey suffered a twisted knee gained o n rushing, 180.8. However, the Chargers start one tackle who in practice last week, k k fr d Los An<)eles • NV Rano~rs 2 ic o an punt returns. we ighs 220 pounds.. Defensively, the Chargers' front eu11a•H vancouvor o will probably not play Two of the circuit's top three weighs 180 wtule the TroJ·ans· ofCensive line "''"11urq"'· TorontH,t•e again Saturday, says • • J l MIMl'SOta •. 411ant• l pun~ers WI oppose scales 187.5. 11cKton2.c.o1orado 1 Swearingen. each othe r when GWC's~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----~~~~_;;...~~~-~~-1 Rick Partridge (39.9 avg., 30 punts> faces -----------Southwest 's St eve Doyd (43.3 avg .. 24 punts ). Fullerton Tops GW Th~ Fullerton College Hornets broke open a close game in the second half and breezed to a 6EM8 victory over pre- . viously undefe ated Golden West in a Coast League women's basket· ball opener Wedn~day : night al Golden West CoUege. . • The host R ustlers, 7-1, only trailed 36·29 at halftime but lost their top rebounder, 6·0 Katie McLean, with only three minutes gone tn the second half when s he • fouled out. ' In other act ion, Orange · Coast beat Santa Ana, : '17·39. 0.MMft WH1 141) • Gllf'O.nt W!..icttpltdl Leon Camoeell llurl'VWI ·-Ol.tt' .,,, ·-" Mt~..i Tirtll' H .. 1111,..•: ,.._,,. ltMIOO Eti<lltoft T_,M ...... •• ft ,. " 1 ' ~ • 0 1 0 I 0 0 ' 0 ' ' s 6 , , 0 6 • t • • • It 0 0 0 0 ' ' • t • u 11 n 4 """"""'· l&·l•. 17 ~EFT. FINAL PHASE INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 10%DOWN. 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TWO OM A LOT lownhouse. both wilh Cam.rm. + bonus rm, BIEAUTIRIL! •4e•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• with massive floor lo Mar. Classic charm <>*'fN"10 .. 1~1u111roM N .. 1· Brand new. one home bilt·ins. frplcs .. all spot. AtC. lo maint front & This 4 bedroom San C'ea lln g fir«?place. ··oulch Colonial" 3 l•l~~~'ll;~I has3bds.2bas,theother less Really something backpatiow/fountain& Miguel in ''The Raqch" ... ._ _______ ,SPANISH MANSION Gourmet kitchen & dine 11 M • h 4 ..... , 8 It b f 1 sprinklers. 3 car gar offers3 balm family rm ·,HEW LISTINGS! OM HILL with garden view. 20' ~m":°~~a:~ ,{=~ . ~ ) [ 008: ~ioc~l bld~~ni1~t e sc. SlG0,000 w/opener. Nr schools & & formal d01nlng rm. •. COSTAMESA POOLllEACH Family room adJolns OPEN l.~~f"~-~-~·~=-=~·~··~-~-~ EASTSIOE location. u-iy-ia..R.-Mu shop'g cnlr. Priced for Fireplace. cuslom built · EASTSIDE $58,250 covered terrace & Dutch·doorcntry. ~ r &th "' ....... , ._., quack sale. $89,950 breakfast nook. covered r ambling g rounds ntURSDAY & FRIDAY AXER UPPER Goodgrand~O:..~~~r~~for in~ :lX>lE.CstHwy 673~10 Ownr/Agnt,837-4687aft6 pauo.Closet.oschools. • 41~~~.'ssris~! Sec 1 u d edd w a 11 e d through a wall or class. l·S. come property. Our ex· BY OWNER on secluded or558-8S34 RANCH REALTY : 'al»oalayProp. magnifacentenlertainers hideaway master & TRIPLEX clusivelisting.646-7711 w u. 3 r , ge ec • foulttaiftValty 1034 ..,,, . l'Ourtyar entr y to Separate wino for }) ,....._ 8 2Ba I d k c:o'12000 Ruffors penthouse. Vaulted ceil· guest quarters. fl urry * * w/ocn & hi~ls vu. 723 ••••••••••••••••••••.••• BY OWNER 3 Br 2Ba • dd d Cameo H1 ghlnds . •sSUME6,, v... · · ded. .• •615-7060 • in~s a r ama to forthis unlque find Call $73,000 $127500. OwnrtAgt . "' 74"' cenlra l air. upgra . ---------1 artistic selling. Huge 963-7881. 613-6643 New super plush cpts. $63,500. PhS52·1493 noor to ceiling crackling oPf'"" 9 ·" ~ """ "'"' ""' · Low rents and deferred thruout. 4 Ur l "'-Ba, ---------1 fireplace. Gourmet pub 19 I maintenance create1-;;;;~~~~=:;;;;;;;jCostoMelCI 1024 beaut. covered patio. G R E E NT R E E • · Yocant•4 hdrm k} t c h e n · Mass ive · ''~~ill;~ JASM INE CREEK . sensational opportunity I• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/lge back yard. Lge Brentwood. 3 Br/2 Br + aucst quarters Tcrnce " ' i h ood • · · · $641\LJ\ c 11 839 ,,,,.,~ rm, upg raded, pvt. Costa Mesa. 4 bcdrm, hideaway master suite+ . .~ • Beaul1ful splll-lcvel 3 to multiply investment a~ Owner 2br den l""ba entry kitch an exclusive den, 2 Ba. ram rm, lndry fomial dming, fam rm. ... · • bedroom, family room wt g management r. cmr. rncd ynt. 2017 Ma· at ,...,,,. a ·-.... 166•700• Prin only lge kitchen w/dineltt> overlookssparklin~p00l home.Privatesludywith and maintenance 1;-~--:=-plc.$49,500.494·8828. Agt. 551-0598 area. And much more!! & ~rounds. Re tht' ~irsl to MESA VERDE fireplace off master Hurry: take advantage ~ -;..---H·-&.1 •-h 040 ~ner location :idJ'ac:cnl sec th I s u n. I q u e V.A. or this fantas tic OP· l .... VITE 19 4 br, I l/4 ba urmnqtOft -ac I t townhouse C .. 11 ,,,,., 7881 sulte; Library alcove oft t t CALL " ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY • . park. Room for motor /'JNN ,,, 9. ,; "~'" ,~· .... ,. · Beautiful Mesa Verde livlng room. Gated en· Po r u n 1 Y · FRIE .... DS Home ror sale by ownr. S&S R S . Beautiful 3 bdrm P lan home. bout or trlr Back "T" plan offered ror try, 24 hour security 962·7788. " Nr shop'g & schools. Im· esale peclahsts 3• 102 In ·'The w 11iows" Easlowm·~wa nt:.qulck l91i~~j!ljtl' velerans 3 IJcdrooms. guard . Includes pool. • KE:Y to squeezelntothisover· mac cond. Prin. only. 4or5bdrmmodelsavad. F' 1 BBQ · sale! S-16 5880 "·----...... -·.--secluded master suite, I I 0 €ALT005,__ size<l custom Jacuzzi In 3067 Trinity Dr CM somew/pools. 968-4602 irep acc. gas • c~v· I t jacuzzi. clubhouse und " " _.. complete ly "rivate ,,,.,.. .. 09 · · · Pennington Properties ered patio. paneled dm 1 .... ~~~~~~~·~ many extras. ar~c rec 'Anni rts Pl 11 " ,,,........, · Ing room '-' accented rear yard. Ex "' s cou · ease ca ~uarded patio and home. · tra sharp. see it now' foranappolntment. BIEACHRETREAT Wurd·off lhc chill af· Spcaldlng30'Poot 6 Br:·den;2 ba. Near RANCHREALTV ..(~HERITAGE Cull 546-2313 ror V.A m COLE OF NEWPORT $38,500 lcrwards by the rirepit. Shake roored dream Manna High. Blln BBQ. 551·2000 formation. REALTORS Steps to pounding surf or nsk them lo enjoy the house. Close to South $69,900.9&8·57000wner New3bdrm.2balh bome. °"'"'''Q ·1•rn.1•.io~1'>1 • 675-5511 and crystal sand! Back warm d cc or 1 n Coast Plaza. 3br. 2ba, 3 Deerfield;28DeerwoodE I ~ I Yard l·s pay ··r"a play earthtoncs and wood. shdingglass doorslOthe p--&..•--Byowner .·Prinonly BIG CANYON . :1•~•.}:;_1U ~round. Windi~g~wooden They will dch~ht in the rear. mature trees. Elegant ~e~idence $75.000 844-4340 _!?~i~,! *HORSES * walkways tosecludeden unusual entrywari· ra•c located on qwet. tree- . • REALTORS .. CUSTOM $49,950. lry ! Gourmet kitchen about your wal papers lined s treet in pr e· TURTLEROCIC GLEH WE'RE LOOKING FOR Lavish livmg room with and eat evcrylhing In sllgious "OLDTOWN'" is 4 BR. choice lot. Ready ~acular 4840 SQ ft. 41---------·l---------•I A SPL"CIAL KIND OF' step·down conversation sight m your large coun· aw~•t·an~ your approval Dec. Best orrcr takes. -;:n:~m home an rinal "'AMc..lLV Let your a r ea + fireplace• try kalchcn. but it's OK. ... · OwnerSSl-4.931/552-0100 -NEWLISTIHG 0111"et Mesa Verde .. J0USlwalkloshopp1ngand Byowner.5br.l~ba.COV· Out.ch oor entry, fruJl·---------t(ues of con~truC't1on WcstchUcondo: bnl!hl& c.llJldren live where lhe Sunshine breakfasl ed · 1 trees. modern kitchen & Fam1lyroom.indhbrary checdul 2 bdrm. 2 L • tr~aretallandthea1r patio. Pool-jacuzzi-replenish lhe larder A er pat~o. new .pant. newly paint ed and REOUCED overlooking goq:coU!> baths. Adult complex. ocatlOn IS pure. Horses welcome volleyball make th•~ one year warranty in· lowest pnced Sbr an CM . papered Alr-condatiooed & ste115 pool area and ~olf Primelocal1on S&l.950 3Bedrm,fam1Jy,:!hath on this "'2 acre estate. garden living al 1t~ cludedw1ththis homeof· Nd fast sale. s59•900. · · fromthepool&park,tn t'oune. 2 Story h vmJ: 673-3663 642.4799 Cam b rid & c mod t! I. Luxury & privacy make finest. Won't last. Call fered al$79,500. 540-0518. SoutMrw COMfort beautiful G reentrec. room Wllh massive Completely redec. & re· ror pleasant evenings al 84Hl010. CAU 640-9900 v·11 R treat South HB I pool Compare & you'll find ' I d I fl d . I c II b v "'-N•11ft•11s1·~101J1N-f' I a e em uxury this 3 bdrm 2 bath & a rep ace an view o a y lo move 10 now . a home. A orcal uy ! els .,.... · T .,.. ' , home. 4 Bedrm + bon"• .. S38S.OOO. Opcft llcw)>e ~wck.$79.900. OK.Som~ngyouwon't I* I C::!'l'tlTreea' C F l di-family rm ... a buy" at ~~u~~·~~~:61oya1Sl. ...... ________ ,I ~OMUPEERsBI w•:~~o:·;;;~·ll _t,.NIH[ ::,;~~ ;r~~,~~~~f:Si ;~~~it~&:~:: se&5'0 ~ ,.. . H 0 . trees. room ror tennis Ontu 552·7000 1555W.Beker,C.M. C II p k FOREVER coortor pool. 4 bedroom. ~ THE . · ... INVEST NOW!! Next toMeftletS.IMt 0 ege ar OCE ....... VIEW 2 full baths. Dining area. 21 S49·86SS "'" ~ourmet kitchen. Hearty VILLAGE. ·. · Vhlew propert)'. Watchi-------•1 We're heretohelpl Doll House PLUS58EDROOMS fireplace lO warm your ~ REALTORS ~ COATS & WALLACE t e sun come up across1---------1 Magniflceftl ocean view. toes. $82.500. Mesa a:... I I 1 •--------- Back Bay & mounlams. 3 BEDROOM ---------Very sharp 3 bed rm, custom home with supe1 Verde, BKR. call 540·1'720 536-7542 * 536-1474 Rancho San J oaq.uin, San ~EAL ESTATE . INC. Zoned for 2 units. Has 4 ASSUME V.A. ramily. 2 bath home. r •--------1 bedrm, 2 bath formal 8 • H I Located on cul-de·sac. construction catures. Carlos model. 2Br • .•. · I bo LOAM argaln 00 erS p · ~.. II Lovely planked floort •--------• 2,,.,ba. snuggery. View of hlYue Lane ummg. comer ot. al Sharp 3 bedroom home rac ..... to se now ... at and beamed cellln15. •1m•:ll.I~ golC course. many up· g~,~~~'\u1~:1s1~0:~:.lct?n :=~~g: !lo:~~ t~ 2b~i~~ ~;l~d c~~~~e~hJ~p\~~ FIXER UPPER 1$67~.soo. Call for details. I r;:a!i:::n::i· b~i:U!~ "#I hi Caffforftla!.. ASSUMPTIONS g:~: ~~~r qwel strada. Pl·rfcct for another unit. center and ::.chools. A'i> B1Jl 3 bedrm on oversized UPERB study. Key to beaches 1be w1Se buyers way lo thetncyl'lesct. Ncarl1> 400E.lJ-iaFORNJ. sumc v.A. loan. Totnl lot.w1lh dou~legarage. OMES Just llst.ed at ~.500 FOURIEDROOM save!Takeovcr.subjectt--------- tenn1s club. ocean and c.M __:___ MW payments $275 pu Th1sgoodsohdhomelsa ~--· Fee.CaU67US50 2 bath,pool'.MesaVerde. to existing VA or FHA WOODBRIDGE bay beaches for Mom~~~·~!~~-~-~·~·~ ...... 1~~1 monlh. Price $54,950 mess-help'! Asking 1555W.8eller,C.M. Ql'fNr110·1rHuhl'0111Nt<1• SOOOOO loan. No qualifying, no Brand new "Sycamore" aod Dad. 3 Uedroom, den • · ·~ Call 963-6767 149.500. Call 540.1151 Hut to Meftlet BaMt • OWHEA/AGEHT points, lower costs. Over two story model in the aftd dlning room Large · · Cl"fN111 0-•1Hu111ro!<4 0lt(1• S'49·865S ' . SOava.ilablewllh various Creekside Homes ol 40xl00 ft. lot. 1137,500 [ 1· d 540.0555 down payments. Call Woodbridge. Don't mi.ls coJJS40·ll5• Yep, A Real _ (f lt~li!.Z ~~~~~~~~I H~rr=HTS '~.1wim100 --~-~-~-g-~-~---· N°;~:;~ecMJ ~~~l~~~~~i£!~ ~"• HERITAGE AMXIOUS OWMEI 3 .._..~m & family, 2~~~~~~~~~~1 able to select your choice Farm Kitchen! A "MUST SEE" v A.CA.HT CUTS PRICE! TRAILER PARK ba'ih:.Sharp! 8 months I-ol colors or carpet. Ute & ~~~~~~~~~I "Seen a lolta rarm Btrlly upAr adcd & $46 950 Custom built home de· old condo. North Costa FANCY appllance11. Be an .·• REALTORS 4 BEDROOM lndscpd 4 bd. 2 ba. FR • • signed for entertaining with 19 spaces. 2o/.4 ac . Mesa. $59,950. WESTMONT original setUer . Call lo· kitchens back In loway h E t . 1 Ready to move into. ~ d l m 11 fun 2 with 2 houses. Pool an OWNER/AG. ENT day. Priced atS84,500 RANCHO but thls one is In ome. x ensive use 0 bedroomonlarAecorner an a Y shufne board, 4 mile~ Beaulllully dccorat-Od 3 LA QUESTA Callforniay". This brlck&paneling. Truly a lol. Nowl)' painted. Massive bedrooms each from Perris Lako. 1-'ul ____ 54_0-05S5 _____ , Br. lam. rm ovor 2 car Beautiful ranch style Halecrest home has 3 special home for a brnncl new carpets for wilh walk-in closets and price $150,000. CAL garage, cualom finished h r bednns, rose garden & special ramily at n low, lowdown. private b ath Tons or .. c.t:! """" kitchen brick frplc red hill _. 552·7500 h6me w It ti le roo . dwarf trees in back lawn low price of 161 ,900. fllLOT REAL ESTATE garage parking. Heart of _.,_,,..,, Must Sell.". marble entry way. Show Formal entry into large ar"a L t .h 5'15-9491. ,.... .. ouc Newport Heights on pool •· II .,,... 500 962 77c1 living room with vaulted thb!.Prl~edu!t~~~~ou _,, . ....., sized lot. s8e.soo Pull CSELECT 3 BR on lgc lot. New cpt. iNi--i.R'.E:. NETWORK r.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~:cr;:e~~rnH~geo~~~°:~: 546·4141 ~~;,f:.1!,~,~~~~Nf(,., _T" __ P_ROPE ___ RT __ l_ES_1 g:!f'~~~C:~~.P~~i ·---------$74,500 room. Great location l9a1De1aP1•1M11a 1007 rorlnto. ~ nnr the beach. Call •••••••••••••'••••••••• 645-3 74 ~:t:~m~.a~~~'d"iivf:,: ~r,f 9• 111 AIN10 8l NICi• Ilg C-r0tt Estate 7 UNITS • $295.000 room. huge balcony Ofl The Cove. Newport'• 4 BR.• BA. on Fairway. BeachCotlage-$64,!00 muter bedroom, up· COATS& WALL ACE RE AL ESTATE INC Bayfrontawardwinn!na ~Sq.ft.,marbleentry. 'Ihe fastest draw in~ 50R.,3ba.Sl64,500 graded 'carpels and ~ r HE: RlAL ~l ESTA l £RS , _________.. Newsboy condo. W/allp gourme' kit .. 1425,000. W t D ·1 Pltot 48R,Sba.S137,000 drapes. Call to see to· Cl .. ••ila'=:.iA:a: .~., .,_ ..,..,,..,OOO.Owner,640-8lel. By appl only. Exclualve es : · .ad 81 Y....,78 2BR"denS129,500~~~~~~~~~~~~I day! -.. .., ... .... • ._,o -Agent&7:Ml800 Classified A · 642·..., · ManballRlty 675:: 81•r.. 1002 G1•r.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CE IDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE #J LINDA ISi.i OPIM DALY 1·5 New Pier &c Large Slip for SO FPOt.er Haa Just Been Installed at this .. 'Lovely Bayfront Home r 5 Bedrooms, Family Room. Wet Bar 3 '1replata. Terrac~ Deck with J'lnplt. fl76,000 ·•I DOfM DIM 631-1• 'j G1Mr.. 1002 GaMrttl 1002 G1Mral 1002 Ci1Mr.. t002 3br. l...,ba. lrp&ct on cul· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• .. ••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• de·aac: ln a mucn soughl ~~ OCEAN AND CANYON VllW Private setting for spacious contemporary 4 bedroom home. Large lot with pool. Effect.l.e use of glau, stone and wood. $195.000 ·~ ..... co. 644-1766 ttlt MN '*°"'N H1U.8 RD. fNNRlllC>lll'T -----.a;; ~----~.... --....,,-, ~ t ' macnab / kvllll - F4M'TASTIC ll.Ufl'S YrlW NOMI 3 bedrooms -2~ baths -end unit w/great view. G«geous decor -mirrored walls -lovely cpts. & wallpapers. Almost complete privacy. Barbara Wright 644~. (JG) after area. Wallllng dlt· tance to South Coast Plaza & Mont1omer1 Wards & schll. $62.900. Southern Calllornla Realty, S4t·HOS or 540-8149 A.1..,.. FHA Ln. lmmac. 3 br + 1uesl, 2 b1. tge lot in nJC() arco. $48,950. Auume •'HA Loan. $3•.aoo. Mo'l1 pymnl,, ~. py1 oll. .. EXPRESS YOURSaF VersaUle Ooorplan with upgraded features, beauUful yards, jac:uui, 4 bdr, famrm wt cosy frplc. Easy Assumable •5%3 C'AMPUSJ)a~~ V.A. Oceanalre home. OPEN DAILY Collect, 71•t 968..ff56 8A.M. T06 P.M. LOOKING IH S60's 7 1------- Here's 2 to start with. 3i--•0•1•4•C-IO•U•S--Bdn .. fml DR. LA . FMTm. patio. lounice alie ... and carefree San Lula wet bar w/beer tapper, Rey condo: 3 bdrms., 2~ custom cabinet s It baths. 11or1eo1aa home. a h e Iv u , s pa c 1 o u a aw11¥ from tramc no}.le . kitchen. aparkllng clean, M a n Y a m e n l t t ea . =========t l ls auper·close to ocean. Jmmecl possaa. You don't need • 1un ~ Collect.114/ MM456 ••• . ., ''draw Cut" _., 1'0U DEANE HOME 1llate u ad la U. Daib Pacific Sands,• 81'. 2 Ba, J.>llalWllllAdal Call bJ appt oaty. -.ooo. by -eosm. ·red hill -·,·~'··''i01J I I ~!!.~.~ ....... ,~!.~~-~ ....... ~-':!~.~ ....... ~~~.!!!~ ...... ~.~:::'_:~~ .... ~.~:!'!~~':'!.... Thured!y,0otobet2t.1m OAILYPILOT Q Hewporthoch 1069~hoch 106' S-Ctemeutw 1076 tnco...Pr09*ty 2000 CorOftOclttM• 1222 oe.leoch 3240 HwnUwfw• hid .._..Uwha J1h1d H111ttU.fw•1hd ·············································· ······················· .......................................................................................................... _ ................................ . ---------------• • • ll ~Ac u o ET * UNITS * Sp;.1ciou1 2 BR + ram rm. Story. 4 br. 2 ~. rptc . ....,._ 324 &....-a..ctl JZ48 Hewport letl'Cll llf-7 A !Jn AWAY $3'7900 P rf t wtlae private patio. OW. cpta, drge, clean.•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••~.'.• U t J cottaae tor ind · hu~c~r 3. 4, 8, 1. 8. t2, 11. 32. 40, woodburnint flrcplure + S475/mo. 963-4569. Agt. Bdrm, priv. yard. oc:un ~ OU 'I'll vi '1 N'li"'m~nl. Ownr must 48. $-a, 60, 80 lu Oranae i:uruge. So-ol·Uwy. $!50. Nofee. • RENTALS. vu. full y uparaded, ... 3 BR. on BEACt~ IP i;:o and wall h~lp with County. Al,o-102 unil91• tno 673.QJ.51 2BR.2.,.ba ...•..•.. SS26 hudwd flu, rrplc. Chino Cove. F'un\ls~. .. to inspect these fine homesitcs on 1..JOO ISL~. the seaside C'olony that offers the ENCllANTM ENT 0 P NEWPORT HARBOR & the <·onve· niencc of being seconds away from the mainland. 3 Ddrms .. 2 baths. frt'sh & clean. W11rmth of wood paneling. Great street. $147,000 2 Bdrms.. 2 baths; a real charrn<'r with high beamed cciUngs & beautiful decor. $165.000 ·Vacant lot for the ont>s who prefer to build the home of the ir dreams. $96,000 LIDO REALTY ll77 Via Lido. M.I. 673--7300 flnunclna Also-ornce: bu1ldln.i11 & Wle 2 BR. l ~ 811 , patio. l BR, den, a ba. . . , S41 .Robert Mance, 497·3647 $350/mo wlnt.er •, •S~:irrHl\HENRY • rommcric:1al proprrl)' 2BEDROOMS frplc:. sar. pool. Quiet 20R.&Pool. ..... $41 or752.t87l ... E19Cd•lly targ,• REALTOltS 4Wl-4121 Urand ~ew unit' II ~ $325 MONTH udult TownhOUllt'. I M1. 2 IJR. Plan A .. •.... 4lir+l>en Front yard Ii. 215 Del Mar. San Clem. b:tlt::.. C11ll Cor uwrnnt 6 73·3022 to beach S285. IJ98..2470 3 BR. 2 Ua.... . . . . . 3••0 tree" park wllh a view of mcnl to buy, hat. sell or b T h C d 2 RR & Den S4 •~ be water. boa la & •• •f'RE~IDENTlAL exchanae. _ ~-2 br dupll!i.. rr11I 4n~ denc!~: n~uab~i : 31:m:FR.zuii"'.'.'.' S4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sp111o.a11UllSGOO/mo. Jtt;J G H 1'~ $S4 ,000.1£1Qu~ll • kids/pets/sngls ok Fer i1chool & bch. 2 poo~ son Lula Rey .••... S62! Redcc. 3 br, 2 ba, cpta, ... Oceanfront home on Super Plan !::. 3 BR. 2..., Pl Mllln Renwi.. 5-40-6370 llG3-m7 ~-962.9758 4 BR. l-'R • . • • drpts, fplc. DW. new prime Pcnln1ula Point bo. dcnn & i>rlvate ,__ 4BR S4 area. S:tn,mo. 963-4• wtth3Br.f150/mo. O'Nlll!r trani fcrr(•d & ~ l Ur .. dc:n. fplc. newly 4 Ur. 2 811. rplc. dbl gar AJ\dwe't\a~eotbe~Cor Aat.No!ee. WatwfrowtHomH nnx1ou~ MOO awLS~·l920 WI04 painted St~ps to beach & $375 mo. First. la.st & cln lmmedJateO('cupancy , BR, 3 RA, fruit tr•---, 631-1 .. 00 • lH.;itTill\ HENRY• shops. S350 mo. ulil pd 962-1788, 839-8883 ""0 .. REALTOHS 4!12--4121 THREE 403 Jasnnnc. lower . Mr. close to everythina. ~~ 215 l>el Mar. San Clem. ON A LOT Bandolato, (213) 776·4:.=92 2 "4lr, 4 blk:s heuch. $285. .,/rno. ISl. last + $200. oreve.'S. <7141810·8395 No pets. Avail. Oct. 25. No oo. AJrt. !Me-0814 *NOW AVAIL'* For saJe hy uwnr. l\BSumc VA loan. Cpt'd. drp'd, tl!Shwshr, ranl(l'. refrtjt .. 11uto gar door. swim pool. Cupo Uch $69,700. PH 4!12 7911 Three bedroom. two, 2 · ~aft4pm bc.'droom <Jarden Crove. Charming brown & ycllow1--o;~;:N~~r--r-~~~~~~~~~L()VELY 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc. THE BLU1''fo'S, $500 t u S89,500 IO'h> down. dccur. fplc, lee den .1 OCEANVll'.:W cpts. dr'Jl6, thruout. Lge S'795 per month Owner/Agent sharp. 644 7452 $445, nr Newport.4 Br I~ •LEASES • pullo. nr parks, shops & BIG CANYON. $750 to 540 <WS Ua. lge yard/grdnr. Lse rwys. SJ8S mo. 5-49-1864 $.995 vu month -Extra lge 2br. 2bit Dupltx 67S. 7414 ( some for 6 mos > d)'a, cvs. 546-3656 ask lor HASTINGS & CO. 4 PLEX t-'ormal dm·g. frplc. pvt 2 BR. Cam rm ........ S375 ~~e Realtors 640-8560 OWHB WAHTS pauo.Bblk~tobch.Av11114llr, 2 Ua. avall 9/15 ~BR.fam.rm ..•.. $410 ACTION Four. 2 bedroom ~ Nov Jst $550 5.'>14447 Ch llcJ ren welcome 211R.dcn,dinrrn . ~•--Nl-..J Hart.orVlewH~ --------1 Anaheim S95.500 ~/mo.636-5070 3 UH. 2ba . . . .•. S425 ....,...... ....,.... 3252 3 Br+ Fam Rm, immAc. Specta<'UIJr orrnn vu. OWNER/AGENT 3 BR.din rm ........ $435 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d .,h.,. nnly rn1n to bch & 540-0SSS Costa~o 3224 MEAROCEAM ;sllR,den,FR ...... $4S()0cean&llbrvu.2BrC<>n· ~:!'~Ym:!:.'~To~g~r?!~ manna. 4 HH. 2 li<J, re ••••••••••••••••••••••• 46dr.LaCuesta,corner. JBR.dlnrm ....... $450 do+lanal room. Pac lfil 'SS50 640-8.522 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j duced for quick !lale. DUPLEX COME HOME! dean & landscaped. S4~. 3 BR, din. rm ....... $47 Island Village. Ad Its. av now., · LoC)una B•och 104 Newport BeCKh I 069 Agt 498 1936 or 61S·OR82 Two. 2 he ti room s . II.ave 11 real home ut Fox· mo. Children & pet ok. 3 BR, Cam rm ....... $490 $385. M0-1644 & 548·2873 larbor Vu Home, 3 Br. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• SG!l ,950. Huntingt on hollow Village. 621 w. Cal1Gary968-44S6 3 UR, l-~R. DR ...... 1 bl 3 b 2 b F'am r m . walk to !!hop:., Ruvfror1tUrarnafrumlop lk'ach.olmllo!!looccan Wilson. Costa Mesa. 3BR.FR.DR ...... $550 mpecca e · r, a, motomo,Gmoor~I HERHAMDO'S HIDEAWAY Autb~nll c adobe I bedroom, r1repl act! •lulled ceilin gs 111 &eeluded setun~. S&t.500 HORIHS REALTY * 494-8057 * , OWNE,../AGENT Bd C od I rrplc .. spacious yd s ., I p I f 11 hil to bolto":' in this nt•v. Other R.al Es tot• S4(t OSM Adults, SJSO. mo. Open 2 r.. or mer m e . ~ renced. $410. 494·1930. se. oo ac ' c '<tl'1k1ni.: t11wohom• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-ti 30 weekdays, 11-6:30 hasiacuzzi.$385mo.Call SSl JO OK,$595.640-4666 .... w1tntul ~l'mnty. 2 Br. ~ Mobil• Homes EASTSIDE C.M. 3 UNITS weekends. Ava11. Nov l. Gary nt968-«56. • ** • MONARCH BAY tll'l"k'I. thl' tiuy & .1 '15 For Sal• I I 00 U>uplex/House> c 2 lot, 1976. 642-4991 EXEC. llEACH HM THE VlLLA-Very p lus h 3 S-C.•Nnh 327' tx•Jt 'llP at )OUr door S8 '"O •ro $"2 """ BDRM. 2~ BATH. l.~ •••••••••••••••••••tt•• s:!:.'O.ooo Owner 6401!11>1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... g ss. " .vvv or New 3 br. 2 ba. detached 4 UH. 3 Ba. boat access. VILL sq. rt and panoramic COLONY COVE ':·· . 2 BR. hv rm & k1t1·hen. Lrade. 1·.C92-3710t!Vt!S. rronl house or 5 plex. lge cor lot, 1"'1 )'rs old. R ( . • REALTORS ocean view. e rag., Spacious 2Br & ~eo CANALFROHT rull bath, 8x40 S1250. TRJPLEX $79,500 $385. mo. Dnve by 187 Sue. 96H881 or96J.6187 wshr, dryr. S700./ lse. Ocean View Condo. ~I. NEWPORT SHORES 548·6173 Also lr1plex & 4 plcx ror Monte Vista. G H BUI • IOHD REALTY* I b house etc S3SO~ S~ndy 11 .... 1.h, '·o·•• ·n" "-exchan"e. Pri"c. oiily. Call 673·1181. New 3 BR Calif. Classic. reentree omes. cu , . . r.O BEST BUY IN LAG UN/\ " ~u u " .... ,. "' LOCJUna's l est Buy ... .. Lea~ $425. incl water & 2br , country ktchn, frplc, 831·9411 Eve: 496-4693 493-92't2 Bkr. • Stnklng clcslgn. quahl) <;w1rnm1n1t nl yr>ur front 2 BR. full bath, fam rm, Broker833·1768 3 UR. 2 Ba. ram-rm. 1 blk gardener. 840·3858 lnd.scpd, nr pools. park & Ml ·•-va...fo 3267 Luxurious 3 Br, 2 Ba "•n construction, IJrRe lot 11:1nrrroo1~h1:-i:I MH.21rn. hv-rm.k1tch,pat10 rrom grade schl &38 2.b d I Co schi.551·2776. •-... d hlt e t ....., ocean view & close lo n.irnunlo( nmc.stc11s t11 $3,tlOOdown.Owncr/J\gl •MOTEL • llalecrestSwim&Tennis r, a upex.. mer •••••••••••••••••••··~· o. w wa e r view. v dlaJ!e. 2 Bdrms .• •11:cL1n. $g5,(Mll1 -19'-l·0451 or499.2986 40 Unils, /\nahe1m, near Club S38S mo S4&-1lS7 lot, vacant. $295. Days Sharp 3br. 2ba. bltns, ~ Or n•~ Ba, fantastic !!.cuul, pool, (7_\~) bnths. F a m . rm ~ CAYWOOD REALTY Disneyland XJntr1naoc· . . . !.I ti 3 · 7 8 8 1 , e v cs dshwshr. crpts. 2·car view. $850 per mo. Cal1 1_"""'_·94_oo _____ ..._ ~ri·rielaice•.~si1i101.uoo_ 1. 1 •BY5408w·l~9EOR• ~ '":.~~TBEACH u~~~h~~:'an~~d~.r~rc~;, g;.!>439·7578. ask for ~~~~~·sac. 559 • 5218 afl6PM.=l 3269 Sclll~ -·I .... -=--" REALTY 675-1642 SISO. l7S4lowa.6"4•1836 1-:xee. 4 br. ram rm. 2 ba WoodbridgcTwnhme3 Br •••••••••••••••••••••• Captttralto l218 Bayfrunt rs Cullins Isle ESTATE SALE Mesa Verde, sharp, clean w/dbl frplc. comer Jot. 2 Ba. A/C. upgrades. CEANFRONT VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO ALISO BE.\C:ll 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, fam1 ly room un<i fircplatl' Sel'I u dt•t.l II & F poo I 3(M5. !105.000 Jay W. Veal:. fll';,ilty 31709 Coa»t llwv So Lal;(una 4\l!l 2:!3i MYSTIC HILLS J lk'tlrm. :t hath. s:111n:1. view, view. view. Grl'ul executive homl! $159.900 Agt, ti73·7601 FAMILY DELIGHT Hq(h above Laguna . larJ,:c :1 hrlrm . 2 halh hornc : many ci.lras. Obi f1rcrilacc. lanic dinin rm , µrivak hr1r k pallo. large fcn('\·d yard w1lh matur1• l rct•s. Xlnt ne1ghlll1rh()()(t l'n<·l•d 10 day Jl SS!J.000 SPECTA CULAR Ocean view. 3 Bil. 2 Ua, frplc. · yrs new. 1\150 Sq. fl !loom for expan::.1on S1M,9!>0. Owner. 499-21<1'J · ..A-614n REAL ESTATE · ?00 c;1,•111t"Y"' SI. JQ• 9471 ·~49 !"l •o Tr :1 d \' n r f 1 n •1 n n · 348 Atrcs -R 1vers1de 16 UNITS · ADULT 3 BR. 2 BA family room Val·ant . $495. Daya lake& pool pnv. 640-8542 CONDO. 2 + Den, 2 car Br 2 Ba Condo, c~s. S298.000. 673 7770 or County 2000 Fl fron Anaheim. For 1.1u1L·k :.all' Compl rt.'<lec ready to 9 6 3. 7 8 8 l . e v es private parklog. full drps, fplc. polio, DJ". SSl).8723 t.ti,:e. lhg1tw.1y 7 1. Drip ca1149-i-29ti5 likr move into. S400tmo. Call <213l439·7578. ask ro RENTALS security building. Lease, S:tOOw/recracU.586-5418 1rrii:at1on un 700U trees, 4 lndu tri~ lkratai,:c Recillor:.. ask l>11le Single Family Homes $500. p/mo. Agt.644·7211 Santa AIMI 3}0 lakt>s, gold mine. All or ~-2100 lorDave540·11Sl Sh BR h 31JR,2Ba ..•.•.•.... S385 . ••••••••••••••••••••J.u p:trt. Call Ai:cnts ........... arp3 .l~bal 3BR.2Ba ........... S395Lido lsle.Lovely4br,2ba,3 B ,..,_ b SW S JI·• Hickard or Ros'I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'ollcge Park area. Nice J home $375/mo. Village 3 BR. 2 Ba ........... S42S home. Frplc: all elec kit, A r, •-1350a. 1 ·t ·& inte PETE BARRETT NEW BUILDIN<i at 0 C lir. 2 ba. crpls. drps, Heal ~tate962-447l 3 BR,2 Ba ........... $425 dbl gar. Avail wntror yr. ~a. 0 L · rs d suJ -REALTY-;;::;:~!~0~~1~1~~·~ts ~~~· ~~~~c · f'~~~lh /~: Very nice new interior de-! :~· ~~88 · · · · ...... = ly. S73-l334 after5PM. ~1~!tio ~g pra~c~ou!e. foronly JO'A down Fmal Wl-4471 ('Otuted. 4 BR. 2 Ua , · a......... BLUFFS l·level 3 BR. 2 Pets&kidsok.545--0341. 642-5200 rhase of Koll/Irvine (rplc. bltns. eocl. yard. 4 BR,21,'JSa ......... $850 ba Lo I belt & --------- HARBOR VIEW ~-~~ c en le r <.: 0 11 J 0 h n 3 ttr. q >ts. fr pk. 2 ba. 2 Vul'11nt. $395. Call Don· 2 BR 2T:wnhomes po0I. ~ XJ~-~ 133 W"tmlatter 3298 HOMES --- --Alstrom 17141979·9205 car gar. no dog:., kid:. n11. 962·2458 • a.········· .S350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Be hP ... ~ 1350 OK $350 6452978 2BR,ZBa ........... $42SH ARD T 0 FIND 3 Br. fam rm. Near CARMEL . ..~ •• .".:i;:::~•••••••• Loh fCM" Sale 2200 ~ -· -· J Br 2 Da, Dshwshr. bllns. 2 BR. 2 Ba.···· .. ··· .$450 Eastblulf Exec. home. schools. Lrg fncd yd.1370 O>mt.•r lul. J UH. 2 H1\, ~tonro R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spac 3Br. 2ba an Mesa cpts. drps. fplc. cov 2 BR.28a........... 4br. 2ba. ram r m. Solt mo.Call839-15S8. • • • family rm. profci.sion;u " t J)' ocean vie"' ATIE..--OH Verde. Cvrd patio, dbl patio, $395. 213/596·9676 3 BR, 21,'J Ba ... ·-·· .. 1425 water. New crpts, drps, . ty lndi.c ptl, Jlrium lot, c;hort walk 10 bch. "" rrplc. children & pt;ti. 3BR.21,'JBa ....... S450 pa.inl. Walk t.o schools. HOUHSFurftlalMdor • -Pric1.'(J to:.cll llOW. 0J)t!n $1 ,9'10lerms 6757239 BUILDERS OK 556-0125 5 Br 2 Ba. rncd yd , UP· 3BR.2Ba ...... _ .... ssoo s hops. tennis c lub . u.mn.iat..d 3300 h11uM' Sat 25 !:.un l·S DELUXE BEACH MORCOAREA .:raded. nr bch, schl 3BR,2Ba ..... -$775/mo. L se. Refs.••••••••••••••••••••••• l7~ l'<>rt Uarmouth. Agt 2~ ACRES 'hops. 536·6155 4 BR. 21,'J Ba ... • .S475 640-6i75or645·2240 4BR 2BA home Eastaide 67'l 7liOI RIGHTONTlll':SANU Ideal ror sub·d1viding or 4 Bedroom plus 2 baths W lk be h b 4 Bit, 21,'J Ba.. . ... $495 C.M. Newly painted, ctn. ' Lovely duplt.•'\'.. 3Ur & 211r rountry est:ite. Lots I)( New paml and carpels a to ac · $285. 2 r Penin. Pt. 3 BR. din. rm., Steve752.667l days. . •. homes OH Brand new ncw construct1onmar11a Large. qu1t!t corner K11l.s/pets/sngls ok. 1-'c:e. den, 2 Crpl. $850 Mo/lse.•--------"--- 2 R r Con cl o. M a n Y Own11r will hl'lp rmnncc M1)ve m today. Kuls OK. Mam Hentals 540·5370 /\genl673-9060 Duplexes Unfunt 36bO rt! J l u r c" f n S tJ f'ull pril't! 8'15.000. M:t. MIS /mo. PILOT IH~AL 3 llr 2 Ba dplx. dbl )!ar. •••••••••••••••••••••.-• Ou•ausiclt• Buy or n•nt. ll73-71'm 1-::.STATI-:. 540-0555 end yd, lndry hkup, $310. 2 ~r. 2 ba Condo. pool, ten· Cozy N B. 3 br. 2 b;.. CJll UJ\c nr J oan __ __ _ 008-4\S6, 96M·S616 nas courts. Newport rrplc .. patio, gar .• nr beh. Century 21 R.E. Real Estat• -----~~$425. mo. AduJts. no pets. S400. &45·1682-. 17M 1722 1!101 722 66-iS Want~ 2900 EasLside S2f1'.I. 2 ur, dbl $1!)() 2 br 4·ple~. Patio v,.,.,,;roo eves. , ..!> ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo\Dr Sn~ls ok Ft•c Child ok. Bcacbcom~r. ... HARBOR VIEW Cemritty Loh/ EI11::meenn~ firm lookmi.: Mam Rcntdlli. !>-10 5370 fet> SIS. 631·2011, ~7-~l ~~~ ~~y:1:.867~ Apait111tRbFwlli~: HOMES Crypt• i 5oo rnr rcwned uldcr n• $:!25. 2 br. j?ara"e. sm .. les. orS79 I060 'J573CAMPU5ft...a-,..,£ or673-2988 •••••••••••••••••••-.. P LER 0 ••••••••• ••• •• ••••• •• •• I I "" a Ila: 1"-.'" • .......__I·'__. 370£ A M ..-. r . ., I I t s11 t•1we or cumml•rc1a pcLc;ok. Fct.' Sl80 2 br 4·plex Kids --• >' l\l otlcl •>n <·til·d('·!>a< .--.acn ice .. r 101rc o s. ~ldi:? to ('OIWt'rt into (1r Mam Rentals. s.io 5370 Pct 5 s in g 1 c 5 • OPEN DAJLY Oceanfl'Oftt, yrly. Dix 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.reel. lrg sull' yd fo Pac1f1r Yll'W. SISO for hl'e ui.e.120U tof,()O()sq rt h · b r · • 8A.M. TOGP.M. BR. Z ba. lower duplex; Bayfront-yearly. a BR .. 2 hoat. t·ar. l'lt'. l'ool sz lot Loll\. 548·8<155 II B. w_ s t. m ." 11 tr or 3 llr: t b3, fr~k $.1:'l0 mo. ~~~~()~~~ :;1 .2~~1 '1;~ Univ. Pk. Village I. 2 frpl., laundry rm. $650. ba. lower unit In primi• Openhnu~l·Sunl5.1GO Co~rclal Newport area. (71·1) EStde. t'ndoset.I gar. 879 1060 story tnhome. 3br. 2~ Agent675-7060 So. bayfronl l oc . Port Uarmouth, Agl Property 1600 ~~~-·~1fo2ev~~~s & t2l:JI fi42·7033. ba, fom rm. frplc & sun· HV Hms Carmel 3 Br Beautifully furn. $675 Mo 673·7601 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• Beaut. E-SI DE Condo Vacant Cal-Classic, 3br, deck, xtra clean. Im med +FR n; park & school. WILLIAM WINTOl't Re.ttal.s Tri level. 3 br. 2 b~ 3 ca1 2ba. bonus rm .• ,... blk lo occpy. $465. in~I. tennis, S575mo. 644·7770 Real E,,tate 675·3~1 B~~r~~~1~~-~.1~~ 2n~~:~ BA YFROHT •••••••••••••··•••••••• i: 11 r · ~ k v 1 1 l\ h t ~~hit & P~~·15F.dw8t7ro2•08&9 pools & jacuzzi. 552-07 5 1 Ba h t r .. l1 Ofrirt: hu1hl1n1t. Sfll'C'· Hous--Furnt'she d Wosh•dryr. refra" Pvl . 3 e r, . . or552·9444 Mr. Dunn NEW 3br tnhse, lge rms. m. c ap. um. " 2•, H \ ;i t .1r ).'..ir t•rof ..... ,.. •\CS r I I SCN\/ util pJ $165 mo l"""~ tacul:ir ~ tl'W. lu-<uriuus ••••••••••••••••••••••• J:anlen pat l Blk to back . rp . poo · .,.,.., mo or · · _..,... dee, wcll ltlo,\'IH.I. cor lot execut1veofllcei. An xlnl r~-~.• M-3122 bay &tS-7777 aft6pm . 3 B I Umv Pk Pnnceton. 3 Br $450 on lse, kids ok Agate.675-2797 nr. 7th. fJ11W11). 9 Cst """""'""'QC'! ... 3eaut. r l "'1Ba.2 mt es twnhse, fresh decor, 675-1666 U ~l~UE hom('son c;trel'l. $230,0cl<J investment al$6.'IO,UOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fr beach, super clean mo.644-mO •----------• Bachelor Apt. n BILL GRUNDY Co1y and c-harmmg 3 br . ~ I n F ed Sl80 U I p d An•hil('(;lura Y designed °"n"'r (71-l 1 &.11-IG37 fo lleoch house cit Crystal ba. on qureL culdesac ce1 mg to oor. ore 3b Newport Island. Yrly, no lJ •• • • homc fe.ituringbeamed appt Realtor 675-6161 <;<1Ye,ava1l u!'ulJuncl5. street. Lge cov patio, a ir healing & drpa r+dcn or4br .2 ba. pets,quiot neig,hborbooct Yearly · ~60 I l· 1 t O FFICE BLDG. l_ h. Ace. 673-JSIOdays. rcncl'<i yard, beaut decor lhruout. Lge kltch & lge F.R .• Crplc. $385 m $350.673-4749. ·----p-L--...a 3707 cc1 ings. 'e en ry, Ry owne r. :iur, 2b · bac kyard . $375 mo. 752-6800:eve644·4663 -.__a . staanet.l glass, vus, :i twnhse Nt.•wport Crest The besl one m Newport OCEANFRONT Dplx 2llr, w/exten s ive use of 840·2271 WESTCLIFF ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrms.Sl12,000 S!ill.000. C:all 1;73 779 isava1labld11r$300.000. 2ba, frplc, pvt road. wallpaper, panel~ mlr· LEASESAVAILABLE ESSEX LANE BEACH, View. pier •• t!Vl>s. $425/wintcr. or $6SO year· rors. $450/mo. Isl mo 58R vacant near bea.ch. Uve in Irvine Village. S400. 1 Br $270. AdJta , L-aHill$ IOSO ly.673.5432 rent & dep. an advance. 3BA, 3 car gar. Bnck We havehomesavail.for Exec. Address. Lr pd. 303 E . Edgew -~· Wal.ktobcach.4br.Jua 11\ut~•.i' 5.'16-8979. pauo.$475.963-6372 leasein•• spaciousimmaC'.home. (1>871·286e . .,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc. tlbhwhr, l'lc He ~·-~ LogwtaBeach 3 148 WalnutSquare Br. 2 ba, lrg llv rm at---------~ LAGUNA HILLS carpet & s ave! 642-3851 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. newly decorated. lg Love I y Hun ling l o n Ranch Cal.Homes l a c h e d d e n . Beaut.:? br. lge rum.~ 1br/3ba/fr/fpl /wct h;ir. Property house. ,-On lhc sand 1 4 BR s1200 lot. S300 mo lslt last, Seacliff Country Club 3 Deerfield Univ Pk sopMsticated rental i. Next to beach. $300-smlR S4:!11crmollvatcd540·9922 --RB.A.Lil'.~~ y I S750 l 'l BR avail Nov. 1 5493847 or BR home, walk to golf. Culveronle Col.Park A·l con d . Frplc I n 962-0:i0$ ••. cooper & associates LOCJllftO Nlgu•l I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW, PRIVACY AND POOL Mon11rch n11y Tt•rrnl't', '1 bedroom. ra1nlly room & <kn Pri vat.c outrloor o;1•t Lmlo(. Great for entertain In)! & f11mlt}' l1vlOj! M,mv cxtr11:1. /\pp't. on ly SUD.500 Cb Coldwioll Ba~ke-r . .. . ... 496-7222 831-0836 llfE HILLS · $68.500 Corner lot on cul-de-sac lm1nac 3 IJr .• 11r cond. landacaped. !'.prmklers. 25415 Jlugo Ktl. Ownr 496-4618 NEWPORT SHORES Jlw:W ~ ~IYC oS350r A wi;;,. 7 51 ~15 t.ennis. bch, & schls. $575 2 bdrm, your choice or 3 kitchen, selr cleanin _ 3 Br + den, sun deck 206••~.N.I. w 0 l · gt· -· -5-SUPERSHAHP mo. grdnrincld.536-1484 fromS340to$400. oven. elec gar door sta Balboa P~ni n s ula. '1' ~hly upi;irad1.'<l. 2100 sq 646-4463 1 Bdrm Bachelor house a bdrm, your choice ot 1 lnglass windows, ga~en, bd!m· furnished. ut.ililtes ft. 2 blks 10 ~ach, pools lrKorM ~roperty 2ooo Steadily emplo~l'<l. ia!~e~b~t':i~~~5t~1~ 3242 from IJ75. toS500 etc. S&'iO Firm. ~1300. paid. 67J.7626eves. tennis court. $97.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·8170 __ 673.7737 •••••••••••••••••••••••i 4 bdrm your choice of 6 NwptHghtslbr 2 ba COi'-CostaM.so 37%4 l'tm only rail 6-iG·S60i Have up to $1!00.000. cash n...AAr~tor rurn 3 Rr 3 Ra Br 3 ba to~nhouse • from S4SO loS57:> ner home w/p0anor~mic ••••••••••••••••••••••• htwn I & Hl l'M. t t t . & ..,,_ .. w " . • :\1esa Verde Country Club • .. ·' No Fees I LI •37 50 WEEK & UP o 1n~('i, an un1.s hsc. on V1ctona Dr. Oct 3 br 2i,, ba ram rm Sparkling new cond 1 RANCH REALTY ocean v e w. v r_m, • • Country 1tvl11~! 60xl35 Comm INOW!ll40·A300. tii June I. $000 per mo. · ',ts d · ·led $470. Call •'Lila".J fprlc, lge rec. rm brick •StudJo&lBRApts lot. nork nn y area San (;lemonto. 12 units on 213.927.9449 :i:t ~p97s' sqrt~·· r~~ac 84&1371 or846-S456eves. I 551·2000 patio. New crpts, paint. •TV & Maid Serv Avail $5!1,:J:'>41.550 1HIU % b It 'I I • ..J----'D---h 3169 $49·5· 'mo 5"49"'1864 or' i l S465.557-8968or557..S711 •PhoneServ Hldpool 3 u1 r es-com o •. ~-,.-.. __. . · · · "M 244 Un.Iv. Park, 3 BR, din rm, •ChUdrenSeCUon NEWPORT SHORES $21.000 itross, nr lwh ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves 546·3656 ask ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• huge frpl, atrium; vault· LIDO ISLE •Lo lhl t.es lmmac. 2 Br. den. 2 ba $210,000 Ph492 5078own Lido Isle, bayfront & i;an· George. 1llow Homes. 3 br, 2 ba. ed beamed ceil's, f'aled 5 Bdrms., 4~ ba., din. zn:'N°!:'p0J~fvd.~ l>lx features thr11out.i•--------•I dy beach. 3 Dr. 2 Ba. sngl Duplex E ·Slde. 2 br, ow. fplc, cpts. drps. entry, pools.l acuut, len· rm .• ram. rm., study. 54.8-9755or64S.3961 ~ \Jllra moo k1l, new ultns o· ~ p """'! level home. Fplc, wshr gar S260 mo S395/mo !1634~ Agt. No! nls, Rreenbe t loc. USO. Large lot. Sl200 Moolh , ~ S73,500. By owner. 2 '5 ss rope.'' llr.>·r, i:ar. L11e to 611 eaii83J.liaM>. ree. 552-9~552-1776Agt LAWSON REALTY SUS CASITAS .:.~ ~:~~~ ~;~· 1228· Ope ~~~h ~11~:i.1~~~;u~~~t. US850AV · 2L3 27 1 4 f. 4117 4 R . ,_ ana Point 3226 ve In Irvine vmage. w e l.acpa hoc;h 3248 * 675-4562 * :~nr.=.~:uTi:..~:~':,e"t~ f'rohal~·!o!, fon•closures. renla . um. r. 2'7 • •••••••••••••••••• •••• have homes available for ••••••••••••••••••••••• * BLUFFS * 2110 Newport Blvd. CM M I ....._. bankruptcies. divorce. Ba. sauna. w/dOC'k 8\ ull Rr 2 Ba, view, dt..~ks. lease in: FEMALE ROOMMATE OVe n .-..OW lnYl'slmentproperties forpwrh(111t Wlntcrren• rptc. yard, no dogs. See WalnulSQ The Ranch lo share 3 Bdrm. home WaterVlew~ndo P> off dcp. w/ad, 1 R-;: ViewofBackBay! belowmarkt>tprtce. tal ur yrly lse. S975 mo. 011 Sal. $34:> mo. 33822 Decrlield Culverdal with great views. 3 BR. end unit, large garden Apt. Pool, r~c; Submit all orf PrR. uwoe Ken Johnson, Broker Call Mrs. LonfC, 644-8612 Silver Lantern DP. Ca. Homes Univ. Park $175/mo. 499-2112. country ltltcb. $650 Mo. area . $215. 710 w. 18th St. unxaous. Vacant beach CalJ t7H>673-4S45 1 College Park C . F. ColffworthJ CM · townhome.lcrriflcviewl---------1llent or sol o.UrocUve 3 Toro 3232 3Hryour cholceofUl> REMTALS RHlton 640-0020·•--------- 3000 qr t 4bedr ms br . 2~ ba Ho ck Uoy •••••••••••••••••••••• fromS38StoSSOO L.AGUNAllEACH . Giqanffc28r 3 rut~ bo~~s: Form~ l'n' 6 Unlts-lOftCJ l•ach VIiiage Twnbse. 2 car 1pcr 3 ur, 2 bn. fplc, OW, 4 Br your choice of (61 4 nnRM. & FAM. RM ., Attrac. Br1ght 2 br house $2:50. You bet they're un· try, ct1t1111'C att!a Ill th Only $79,000 ~ ~~~~ld~~ cpls. d rps. $385/mo. fromS450toS575. b1ll·in kitchen, lgc. sun· w t yard. Newly r~ d~rprlced. Clean. ~l'l family room. Indoor Will more thnn make the> sell. 968-076.1. 963--45619 Agt. No ree. No Fees deck wtocean view . $450 fW'blshed. Cla.e to bch, why this apt won't ••st hel\tt'll & filtered pool. l c 11 752 o....., RAMCH REALTY mo schis, hosp. $115 mo. 3315 long. Purlfled wafer water( nil. Call t odoy paymcm 11• 0 • '°" Br 2 Ba. sailing. tennis, 551-2000 OCEAN SIDE OF HWY Clay St, N.8. laundry. lots or araeti UKlt, s.o 1720 or 6-IO.OlS6. Agnt. Please Houwt Unfumlshed & club facll. Showcase I red leave nnme & number. ••--.,•••••••••••••••• home. Lake Forest. S4~ UNlVE.RSI""" PARK V1 AT VlCTORIA BEACH. Br, 2~ Ba, ocean, pk & awn, cove garica, • I Ptivate pathway leading mght view. Prof. dee. off.3t. parkina. Ad , Mission Vl•(o I 067 TARDIU. 6· Pl ex Costa Mesa Gf'Mt"al 3202 mo. 768-8249 m. 3 Br 2~ Ba+ bonus to beach. lsl Quality 3 S450 642 3036 63 53 no pets. 2020 Full >I? ••••••••••••••••••••••• $179,000. 5"40·3828 Owner, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vacant spotless 5 mln to rm,. XJnt loc. Avail Nov BDRM. CEDAR HOME. . . ; l·ll Ave. Obl_k E. or NewPc>l'J POOLHOME .. .. l\_gcnt.Pnn.only NEEDARENTAL! S.D l-"'~wy.3 BRTwohse. 1. S495. 547·7044 o 2"°' Ualh a, 2 l ge . +den or 4 Br. SSU. Ave. I blk So. ot Ba,., WITH VIEW #I In Callfornla We have them! 1-4 Bdrm frpk O/W S350. 21729 833·3215 firephH:es. All bllt·in yearly. Wa lk beach. Coata Mesa>. Ma-MOO • 3 Ot'd rooin. 1 ~' b a. LIDO ISLE NEW N~~G~~e!lng~~· Luke' Vlsta.'J.ake Forest. TurUerock Plan 3. 4 br, ~~:;s. ~~!~e~av~1!~~ =~1':.n,.:1j: 645-9?94 or 1 br, E.Slde, pool,.:.~ hlMhlY up~radcd. Lots or HEW PIUCE Cu~to~ Duplexes Npt 546-0100or546·02SS din'g & Cam .rm., Pvt yd., celJ. ref'erences. $680 Mo. re<tl cute. $200. •: pof)('r & <'hllrm. Jocun1 b Bcl,i . Steps lo water . BGbooltlelftd 3206 FOUlltain Vall4ty 3234 view. $595. mo. 644·777 COMMERCIAL STORE Br 2 Ba dplx, fplc, l blk 5411·0916 f: •. ""'>l Ownt•r anxious 4 r. 3 ba. den/wet b: r, 200 ~ depr avail. likr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 5S2-7093 fll 1 Se to .. Ab ..... d....... "" .,. 1~ • • frpk, 3 <'Ar aur. 40' cJr . 840-1441. . u••••••••••••••••••••• oro cerenta · pa.rate .. II\; • new c:.,.... • .... , BACH, lge, elec. kltc" h:u bough\ anoth er lot . ll ea m c..ial. llv WINTER. 2 BR homeF'ireplace.l br.2 ha,cov Univ. Pk. II, 2 br, 2 ba bld(f. & real rm., at pamt.Beamclg.natur&I beaut.dec.Nopeta.SUf 01)('~ llou1c Sun 1•5. rm/Oagston(' Crplc. So COVINGTON w/fpl. & P8tlo. $375 Mo. patio. new cpt.5. drps " tnhome. frplc. cathedral Plcadllly Circus. Sl60 wood walls. $475 yrly lncl ut.11. 5*1LS2 .,_ 27U06 Via $4n Diego. Agt, patio NOW ONL y ! WILLIAM WINTON ow. No wax Ors. super cell lmmnl'. $400. Incl Mo., ELEC. &c WATER 873-7e84or873-CMK3 ~ill 6137801. S\57.SOO. Ownrt Brkr FOUR PLEX REALTOR 676-3331 loc.S38Stmo.963·4568Agt tenni~. pools, jacuul PAID LCllJlmaleoclli lm 673.fl756 Pride or owncrah1p units • .........__ p-•--·..aa 1•07 No fee. ~-~144 or 871-'101. Mr. MISSION REALTY uff •••••••••••••••••••.r4• I I t I ..,, ---~ • & I 985S. Coast. La,un.. Bl •. 3 BR, 2\.1i ba., Ull· Bach. Neor beach. ui He---' hoch t 069 Ll .... D ... ISLll'. on a o\'.e 1 ree in.,., •••••••••••••••••••••• Compl redtt 4 br 2 ba "'tmann ..... __ 49.o1 A ~ 1'" l urn. l ow ob o u • e . pd • .,,,. ---mo· ... cw -...... • " "" .. s treet In Tua tin. s B h r . • . ,.._ ...,.., ~ Prof d Pl ·-~--_. •••••••••••••••••••••• rncrt"d1blc IO<'ot1on, with Bedrooms 2 both plus 3 r 2 bat · Acros1 rom new crpts, drp1 & paint, URTLEROCK 3 Br. ess. ecor. an .... l'3SN.Oet.494·2S08 HARIOR VIEW HOME J>holtcrL'<l Ju.coon view. 4 flrcphace 'ownor'i unit Bay beach. Lovely view. Fplc. $410/mo. ~ r.m. rm. 2 Ba. L(le yard Panoramic ocean view. tlon ahutten, nice l.retm· ~ Ori 10 no I Porto f i n n r 3 cu s t o 01 r p I c • s, plus 3 two bedroom units. S4llO yrly · 675-1304 Agt. No ree. nr park & pool. $49& mo. new exeo 3 br, 2~ ba, 2 belt. S6Z5 Mo., yearly Ocean view $225. UW. Modrl. 3 Br, 2\.11 BA, jl!cutzl, huac boat slip. Closed aaragea. PrivatE Cottage, 2br, l bn, beamed s.25. t mmac. 4 BR. 2 Be, !200 aec: dep. 833·981 Crplca."5(). 41$-2807. ~~Canvoo. For eotfe-,. ~:fu~'t:ti.~:5.n 1-bonu!l rm w/lol'l bdr All xr~~Uge. Ay appt. on· deck and paUo..1139.500. c;cilln&. Fr. doors & win· home w/bllnS, fplc, W/W nil. ltary artlat'I stuclio. ""1 l £1 & full bath. olr <'ond, ly. (It. 751·2223 Broker co-operation In· dowa, antique stove, cpl crnts· drpe &c lodry rm. OOlJ..EGE PARK 4 Br, ~mo. Call Pro ........ y bdrvmew., 2°bven.a. •~~!_~~~. Mew-rt.... )1 SpnnlAh Ulo, pool, lots O····--------vltcd or t ~•nal "Iv .-c/m ... t Sq p k .,.,. • .., .. ,......_ r--brlck work. new lndac ,, . .... . .., co .. ,.*'"' ... o uaro ar area. fam rm, 2~ Ba, nr pool, ,IU·l850 wet bar, dlnlnl rm., ••••••••••••••• ...... HAitBORVllW yrly.M4-0997af\6pm Awll. now. 988·1182 or achl le park. 1450. frplc.Loc.ootollcoune. Br,2bafU'!2.W31.lt lni +OP~~ WousE CARMEl I & •• Quall CCW"09G .. M• 322 ll8&-047l 497.ms Br. lrt fenced yd, lou ot "15 Per me.. yearly $300 mo. Wtnte.r t!!&,.. SUN 8 I pt t.rea. Stv, relri1. sm I ---•~pm ~~ & ll·5orappt. Y OWDl.'r. It comer lot. llCIP ••••••••••••0 ••••••u NEW EXEC hm , 3 Br CHARMING 3 Br up· mo 497.2292 ..... 0 "r-•n.. · LD& Po.rtSbdficld m1ny uparadca. foe Prop•t... LEASE Duplex 2 BR + Ba. wetbar. tam rm sred t.wnhme (Walnu . a.y I le«ltl""1 clout J Br. 2 Ba, V-eta..nd S1.S9, lnnd Prin only. 640 534~ m-tHO dm. t360. mo. No doca $$00. 1"220 I)evonwood. ). Park & pool, $M5. Sell tblnp fat wt1.b Dall '71-JOOO ch II Udo Sbollll 8)0W'Dt't m4l 998-16000U.ttu tal Agt OaveS.&44·1'211 M2-431M • V799 PUotWantAda.. mo.~ I g OAILYPILOT Thur!d!y.Octobsi1, 1179 Af ' 111•1....... • Af t 11ttflw1 .. Md OHlceR..... 440 ... 11111 Penoi.. 531 ...... W.... 7IOI ... • ... 1 11 • ....._ ~ ••••••••••••-·--· wU.fw 1ht'1d 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••n• 0 a hwlty 5001 0 ...... ••••••••••••••• .. 111f•• 1111~ , .. ,. vlfb wrv-. 4f lucwlaU..... ttirw-t.._. ll6 -..................... 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SIHMOIACH d"URNITURERelin RGUREMODELS . wUt"0U""'"•~1r:a~ Proml329~ Adlll'!'1 NoPets F\noCOSTAMESALoc ContactAanlSamCrane •scORTS cmbl)' Workers, ea· f 1 ~-• ..,.. gOocl life ()pcoMDally lS8l••aDr 71.,1700 ('114>MS:4170 54().0608 m;; per'dtoworklnsrna.llu• «mon.ADdtbepric.11 6pa·POOll\•Terulis tsBlaEutofNewport ... OUTCAUOKLY a~mbly line & Ute =-.:~~~lplel:ni• Acron from Fuhlon Blvd.) .....,, 5~ 631 -3111 machlnlnS operallou. 1 .... D:..e.:. • 1 lalaod al Jamboree on 546-MO Slx-a tat1on. Ideal WU\field Locb, lnc, lW c.~uv.rllOllD'leonbl41hOM. Strollthcpa~oloplne~ Meanderpil.St SanJoaqulnHlllsRoad. Miahborbood operation PREGNANT? Monrovia Ave, CM. 81lll1rda. Swlmmlns. turnbllng~allnnd quiet pook 1.lsten to the 1714164 ... 1900 TaAMSfllUD Owner leavlne state. Carina confidential 842·'1840 S olf Drivln1 Rance. sound of bubbUng strums and growing things. TO LOMG llACM?? Submit all offers. counseling & rererrat.•---------u::r.!~ S:Ja"HJ8 ac-'\but eiclu!t ~t home at PlneaeekV\llage 1s We have. atudlot. l " 2 McVay Investment Corp Abortion. adoption ASSIMILR Pa.rtle.° w'th ll Y b i!t· a total retlat HeN you can enjOy unusual pril.eGy OCEANFRONT yrly z Bdrm \lllJt.a ready ro.r Im· MYFRONT Office Bkla t7l4) M.2-7481 keepAing.E S1na11 l>o11t a11embleT ""--"'··od1 bve a · di BR.lBa.deck.car.cpta, med occupancy. Conve-SpaceAvall Reu. · APC ~R $47 opply In pe_raoo 19SZ B. r.--~ IY ru.nch. ~n wcuiy. drpa, no peta. t385. nlenlly located-all 87.,·. MoMyto&.oc. 5025 PomonaSt.S. A. Your reotdollara go e~n further .. •A terrific maintenance crew. pro- fes1lonal management atAll lbal cares. and lrle ndly ne l a h bora. C.,~ open dally to-7. • oo one under 21 & 110 peta. Roommate ler'Ytce available. Moa-tb.to-moot.h occupancy. Oakwood Carden Apt.a BEAMONGTKEFIRSTTOCHOOSE thebest ~ adults. From $147/mo. .....tu ..... •••••••••••••••••• AIORTIOM location. the best al'11lngernenL the c:olots you \M!lr\L (2JJ) 423-ISU Parlc/DBK IRVIN E-7 room office I 1t, 2lld & lrd T.D.'1 Coun.selina & Ref'em:l.I Don't wall TWo tennis courts. $\A.4mmlng pool WA TBFltOMT Apt.a. suite w /conference rm. LOANS AV AJLABLE Preg. test-avail. wknds plus unique YOl~I pool. Jacuzzi. NEW 2 br 41 2 br + den 4000 Ideal M' acccounluta. Credit not Important 24 Hr Helpline 547-9495 Sand YOl!e!,baU court. Mountain lodge dubhouse with lux.W')' apt.a. contractore S7SO mo. 673-48113 Broker •SPIRITUAL READER flrvpbce. <:Ofl\lmatlon pit. billWds. wm, sauna. •BullUns eeJ)ing rms seo4105 mo. ~ Molf99t, Trust FullY Licensed Huny to the good lifund then relax. :z:::.c;xnpactor • ·All $50. wk. Share kit/· 150 I Wntclff Dr. Deedi 5035 312 N. El Camino Real FROM $265 TO SS.SS •Fireplace ~~~ty"~bc:i~ !'n,0~::~ _NewportFtnucitalCtr n•••••••••••••••••··~· San Clemente. Foroppl; ' I di He.o & Wa N Lease Req •Private beach Ref• req'd.. 5:16-00S or Leallllg Offic. Spoc• LOH•s 9°' 492-9034 492 - 91 nc u ~ t ter. o ulred. • Plexi&laaa encl. patios 54IJ...s954 Call on Sate Manager M /O OneBedroom.One&lh •Smokedetectors tTWM2-3uiext~e Aho2llCITDL.omts •KAREN'S* Two Bedroom.Two Both ROOMS .. l F·•~ T '.....,. tJ(X)AdamsAve .. lnCostoMesa. •SUps avail. to $2S. ••up wtb a DeJ Mar, newly ...-~l ermsslnce19'9 Ou~ .... ALLM.,SSACE .... ~..., ac::ro55fromn....~c.oastr •• n,..... 9198aysi~Dr.873-8414 kitchen. $37.SO wit up decorated ofrlcea. Two Satll4trMhJ.Co. 838·1780 between ~::i FaiMew. ~ Clean & classy l b apts.548-9'1SSor~3987 with own bathrm, ua7 642,2171 645-0611 EXOnC GIRLS w/balcooy. Yrly lease. S2S per week, l bit fr outside acce&1. 8 .50 aa-Massage & Modeling 1100 l6U) St (at Dover I NOW m:Jltl'ING $300/mo. 673--06'97 beach, HB. Call Martt at cl utiL ~ SPECIAL Outcall Only 542-3169 <7141642-8170 •----------------IN Sh bl 980-3626orleaverug. CORONADELllAR LOW RATES (714 I 540-1300. S l rvtne Cat 16th) (714)~ ---------4\ooo411an1Mesa 3124 ......._o.lffcJa 3140 ewportSu oresl. 1\oa2b Room·Fum. Private en•· S150 D'-ui HYPM<).THERAPY OCEANFRONT Apt. I Br, •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean. per oc. r w . , .,. s te. ample "'UICI( CASH -"' til . 1 Wi . 3br duplex apt.s. Owner le bath. Avail 10/22. pkg,A/C,67s.eeoo. ""' Depression, weight , -· u tnc · oter EAST SIDE 1 & 2 Br. lilt( MAGNOLIA GARDENS m4IS70-9203 Penin. Pt. 835-5235 or T.D. LOAMS smoking, & imPoleoc rental. 5'8-1930, 673-7844 new. From $180. Adult.t Lge 2 br. 2 ba, A/C, 675-9897 TOP LOCA TIOMS El Dorado Mortgaae Co. H.B. 2-8pm. 549·2660. nopets.130 E. 20lhSt. dsbwbr. No kids. no pets. WESTCLIFF 2 br. 1i,.; b Harbor area·s best. 100 <213) 670.3160coUect AS SEMI&. Y TRMI Mature woman wanted. ' ' 12.so p/hr Must speak -some Entllsh. Appl.Y la pcr :s on on l y. ALTERNATOI\ SPF.CIALTIES. 7~ W. nth St, Co$ta Meaa. .\ •AUTOLOTMAM• Apply o nl y If ex· perienced. For new Is used cars. Wash, win: It detail work-oversee & .J-keep cars clean. Appty ln person at 10 a.m. lo Mr. Stanton. Good benenta. Mt\RQUIS MOTORS • !•,,,,,..,\ .. ,,VI ti I''"" h • ;1 , I .., • • r I . • ~ .. I 'I H°'4 ii j • ..,., }. ' I I BR. yrly reolal, steps to beacb. Garage prkg. • $225. S44-6899 or 675-7698 646-0505 $240. 962-1800 townhowse. Bltns. d/w Room. lite ktcbn " lndry To 1,000sq. n. From sso or (714) ~ OVStWEIGHT7 EASTS I D E Fa bu IOU •. pvt patios. Adlts only, facilities. Reference. REALONOMICS. Corp. ReJ ol ce; I m pl'ov Automotive ADULT-SECLUDED ~ 1728 Bedford Ln Cost.aMesa,548-1372. Brokers 67~00 SAVESS He11lth! Loose 10-29 lbs DETAILHB., ~':f1ec~:i::r:. u~!imB: 2NB[ab2/B._a. pa~ clean. mo. Avail Nov BEACH Side Rm pvt Private party will buy fmonoodthlfoyrmsafuJeal,y ... SINaetnudrea Inter. shampoo. bulrers, 'k r"" suops. -mo. 548·7533. b th t • .. , b your 2nd"' D a• .. u73 l i storage, h e new, $2'15 960-1271> a , sep en , wt ... tc ar..dMewlldg. ., ............. Now ." Money bac e ng n e P.a nt e r s . adults only no pets priv.Stepstoaand; in ex-Offices with private AnnomcP-~/ I guarantee. Truly Fan steamers. Pickup & de-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-0505 BYTHESEA WATERFRO.._. change for even'g com· baths.45Centsasq.ft.ln· ---, a t aslic. 962-2757 o Uvery. 2059Harbor Blvd. 9••ral 3102 New 3 br deluxe tnbse, " paoioosbip care, semi in· eluding utilities. 300«>0 Lost FMd 9S3-'t4'70. Costa Mesa. 645-1030. ·:0' ... •••••••••••••••••••• ""11•thSt. c.•a1118 2 BDRM, range & oven, valid woman. not bed-.I\ nl • AP.almwls Unfwlllahed -.. .,.,,..,.. ~ · u h sq · u ts. • ••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO SALES NEED A RENTAL? •---------• """'·· carpe ng, ug riddeo. Pref. older a-Mee---Lo.t&Fa.d 5lool•-------• Webavetbem!l-48R IL.OCKTOIEACH deck w it h BBQ woman. will consider ._., w-u.. Shape up before th Professional sales Kids. pets, singles ok. 2 Br. encl garage, patio. S46S/month. mature cpl. Must drive. t.altol-1810 Newport •••••••••••••••-•••••• Holidays: let me show Pe rs ~ n · P r e f e r NEW ERA-fee 638-8300 ~ 15th St. 536-8129 or Ref's req'd.494-3411 Costa Mesa 541,7729 Lost. Himalayan Cat, you bow to lose lbs & in automotive sales back- 53&-l7l8. 3 BDRM, 2 BA, bltns, Be t 1 1 male.LaMgonattN. h RTerrardace ches, mcrease vitalit.y. ground. Stra!ght sell. ---------• near beach. $400/month. au room n uxury area, . 1g. ew . Call meatss7.28.u House estabhshcd (or w.oa ,...._.0 3107 2 br, cpts .• pool, play yd., JACO IS REAL TY $250,000 home Newport Office space. share 493.5071 over 25 years. Loolung ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIMIClEB n o p e t s. 2 2 o 8 A. 671! L 67 Bcb .. Ele,antly furn., space w/Laguna Beach LOST· F al Si for 1 full time person to .. ~.Fr stda'no 2 br, 2 Delaware.S36-0959. ~ 0 olympac sue pool, rose CPA. · em e amese G-..-ETOUCH roundoutsalesstaff Top ,...,....,.. ._ UVESUP garden, kilcb priv. 494·9751. cat spayed, flea collar. ~'""" . . ba,balconies.encl.2car TOrTSMAME NurLakePortl Young female only . v1c . Orchid/CdM. OUTCALL MASSAGE ~ges, ~~efats. Ask for .,,,.r, walk lo ferry. Yrly Le T & Co RewardS25 644-70'71 •• '1$1·3931 •• rry at ·5826· ..,.. Oversoo•~11 --..,.,.andl< Oeluxe3br,2~ba,atl. $30.00wldy.759-0077. ase. own untry · S 3 8 S . 6 4 0 · 4 4 2 4 ....... .,.,.., dbl gar patJ·o frplc 1709 Shop'g Cntr. 530 sq.fl. FOUND Do · · eves/wkods. 838·4424 streams with waterfalli .. · · Bachelor Apt. Pvt. Ent. divided Into 3 ores. $200. x1eremale, vie Tiredof"BoobTubes!" wkdys createarelaxingseUini Alabama, 536·3465 o Vic PCH/Bch Blvd. mo.~7 9-Swkdys. Mesa Verde. 557-4161 or Oate-Party·TakeTnps AVON ---'"--------t for your spacious new J 536-1718 R.e!lig. TV.536-8Sl8 540-2:522. Diamond Girls. S375. Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 or 2 bedroom apart 2 BR, l Ba. oewly decorat· COM 350 to 1020 sq. rt. F Guys Use st«y, 2 car encl. gar, ments. From. $240 ed. gar age. S200. mo. Room w/b~lb. Pvt en· A/C, newly decorated. ound: Small tan remale EVEFOTODATE HftdhtroSS BalCOO.)'. 642-1603 F urniture av at la ble 53&-288S aft 6pm w1cdys trance, patio. S130 mo in-Masters Brkr 6'13-4120 P~PPY approx 3 mos. 834.-0234 834 lSS2 To Mak• __ __;:. _____ --t Small pets OK. Adults · · c1d 'g util. 640·7876, ' ' Vic : ~I Toro. Rd and ' · · ChrishnasMerrier? 4 BR. 3 Ba, l bl)c to Wedge, only. Office open 9:00 tc 1 Block to Beach. Lge l 673-2859 If You Need A Staffed & J eronimo. Will ~o lo 2pm-8pm. Ea bou ~;-~et~~~· i~ 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd Bdrms. Renting now ! R=~~~CE GwstH . 4150 Furnished omce, call shelter if not clAimed. Let me show you how s1C:y~ se~1': :~.:vi~ Costa Mesa. PhonE With pool Sl80. 212·220 o...e THE EXEC~T IV E 768-4128 earn SlOO worth o Representative. Sell Sls.5246 S4S·2300 Huntington St. Call mg Homes, a pls, condos.••••••••••••••••••••••• SU ITE. Rent includes Found: Female White crystal an an even·g o beautiful gins. jewelry, N'r. ocean; 2 BR $325; 3 LARGEZBDRM 960-2812 FromS400/month. Pvt rms, loving care. rtt.ame recept., phoi:ie & Toy Poodle w /rope fun w/friends. Mon cosmetics. more. I'll BRS400 lBRS250 673-7601,ACJI. balanced diets. lovely mail ser vice, ut1I & le h l9th/O CM 546-5723 h h C II ; Adul~·No pets-$210 787 NEAR Ocean 2 Br 2 Ba, patio/grdnss.44-3833 Janitorial. Secy's & ofc as · ra~ge. · ---------<1~~lo~~en~h7-1~. Marshall Rily 675-4600 W. Walson#D.642-083501 fplc, newly painted & EastbluH 2 br. 2V& ba, V atiollR_.,al 4250 equip avail. Newport Oct 17 at io.3o PM. ----------f,;;~~;;..:;:.;;~~=~ S245. Ulil pd. 1 br, ch.lid, 524-8640X306 super clean. Gar. avail encl. gar . Adults. $365. oc -..-1 Cent.er.640-5470 _646-4 __ 7_•8-------1 HAPPY N 7 $300 846-08 4 640-5296 586-6600 A ••• •• ••• • • • •• • • •• •• • • •• petok.Fee 2 br. cpts. drps. Bltns. ov.' · 1 ; nn Luxurious, furn. villa on lluslfteuReftfal 4450 FOUND : Fem d~g. Babysitter wanted for morn. or a fte rnoons. Hrs. fl ex. Lag una , 494·9258 Main Rentals, 540-5370 $210. Kidsok. Dix 3br, 2~ba, almost •DB.UXE• Sayulil a Beach near ••••••••••••••••••••••• blonde, shrthr, med sue. BRAJEO Nr water $175. UUl. pd. 645-2978 new. Private patio Eastblurr 3 br, 2 ba. Puerta Vallarta. 4 br, 4 PRIMERETAILSPACE ~~t Bch a r ea . Stv & ref. Sngls ok. Fee. BAY MEADOW AP'I'S b~eony, gar. all bltns. l Lease. Jnc1 . s pac. maste ba. $500. wk. 731-3777 Newport Beach pier area ---·-------1 BIRTHDAY fiain Rentals540·5370 l&2 b 1 G & rrufromocean.640-0696. s uile. din rm &. dbl Be . . N 28 th 1200sq. ft.675·30IM> FOUND: Irish Setter, Babysitter needed for 5 7r old boy, ruu time, daya. Urgent. Call anytime. 979-7918 C.M r, gar. poo · as garage. Auto doo ginnmg ov . ru Saddleback Mtn area. p G 'ff l Br apt. stove & ref rig. no water pd. No kids. no c;>UIET·ADLT.C:LEAM opener avail. Pool Jan 5 we wouJd like to ex· IALl.OA ll~M 549·1363 to identify 0 rt pets. $235. pets. From $220. 646-0073 2 Br 2 Ba, nr shops recreation area. Adul change our ~aut new soo sq. rt. mcl. sank area . All our Love 846-9543 Large 2 br, 2 ba. 5215. In· bch, pvt patio, gar S280 ooly. No pets. ranch .home an Koo~. & ulil. 105 Main St . FOUND: We1maraner, DAVE. LOUISE #'-a.I Mer ~82 rant, sml pet ok. Lge l br mo. 960-1279 865Amagos Way Hawa11 for yours 1n 875-8740 femaJe. 7 Mo's old . Vic. SXEETER & KEVlol BABYSITIER & Light -~ $180. Infant. sml pel ok. a, .. to beach from your Managed by Newport, Balboa or Dover Shores area. N.B. ~~~~~~~~~Housekeeping . Free -••••••••••••••••• 642~12 ..... Granada Mgmt Co Laguna. Autos can be in· trial Reftfal 4500 646-6403 _ room & board+ salary, ---------i own 2BR, 2BA spac. · cl. AAA refs furn. & re-••••••••••••••••••••••• • SINCERE ATTRACTl Irvine. Nd resp persoa _ Lovely 2 br, crpt. drps, balcony & gar. $325. Or Out or the fog. $145. u · q'd. Writ e R. E . Cox PRIME LOCATION FOUND white Dove, Lusk SINGLE MAN wtth rm for care of my 2 children ... v ger. 00 pets. Over 40. 3Br, 2,~Ba. fam -rm pd. Ready now. Fee R.R.1. Box .~7. Captain Good exposure. Easy in-homesarea,CdM. large home in Newpo ages6-8-wkdys. 552·~ m J $180. 2260 Placentia . !~!8• rplc • balcocanY11· Main Rentals. 54().,53'70 Cook. Hawau 961().i gress & egress. Plenty of 644·5S44 Beach seeks to cor · or 121JlZ9l-802S ''" ·tOre11 646-3160 ..,....o. garage. $395. n ..&.:ft .. 0 B ookh t d th •t /,. -0 ... tosee,53&-3852. Winter. 2 br. util paid, RatalstoShan 4300 P-"-"'6• .n r urs FOUND: Prescription ~~ WI .sensi ive. BANKING SlSO l brdplx Marr cpl balcony view $333 Mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Atlanta an Huntington glasses. gold metal d1 scr1m1nat1ng lad TELLER CORONA DEL MAR No children. 'stv. r~frig: 3 Br & 2 Br apts. Nr bch, ~75750r 673:9202 • ·Young attorney wiJI share Beach. Approximately frames. Tewinltle Pk. . <~> with or wllh?u 2 Br Townhouse, rrplc. Non smokers only. Refs clean, all bltns, gar, no 3 br 3 ba tnbouse w/in· 800 sq. n. o~ ground Ooor C.M. 557·3181 ctuldren t<,>ward lasun Newport Cetlfer Pool. tennis, conlinenta req.954W.17th548-0358 ab~vteanceftenNttort.sespol nsi · 213onl33rd2bSt.blMkarnto·edbe cpl dep'endenl female . ~:fr ~~ru1i~~~~· LOST· German Shep tan ~~1:Pt1~~~h1: ~ro~~t~~l Experdesirable. Contact breakfast. Some ocean .e nan . ope , eave Y· r, ach. (213)487-4680or64G-8895 · • · • · Doris M 1tche ll 6l0 Catalioa views. Close tc VIEW OF message 536-1579 675-3059 an 6pm. 963-676'1. & blk male, wearing red ~lease send 1?hoto. age. NewPort Ctr Dr: N.B. shop ·ng & fine beach OCEAN &ClTY Prorbachelorsharehome , , collar. lge ears ans: to urterests to Ri chard, PO SSS-52:80. ~ · Ute. bright airy new 2 aean 1 Br Condo, bltns $180. l Br. Ad~lta, no pets. wrsame. Pool & tennis 1.000 clean._ secure. Crete, 43rd St. Nwpt Bcb. Box 73, Corona del Mar Eq al Op E 1 ·644-~~~~~~~~~ br, 2 ba.'Crpl: d /w , wsh.rtdr:yr, cpls. drps, LS25 Placentia. 548·2a2 courts,S44·l79G. Storage or hght mfg. 10/16. RE WAJlO! 92625 u por mpoyer -: jacuui. gar . s315. Cncdpatio$235.963-1242 askabout di11couot $200/month.645-3544. 673-5002 _ ___.~-· BARMAIDS: Day, Night 2 b 1~ ba, blk to bch n 642 '7992 Wanted female lo share 5 .-~ _.... ... acn 5360 & Relier Shift C ti f ~. S3'7S. Dave S. Agt · ~ blk to bcb 3br, 2Yaba, S pacious new 2 & br bse.'H.B. SlSO. incl all. NEW BUILDING at O. C. LOST: Please, please re-••••••••••••••••••••••• a intment ~.~81 or ...--NEW BREEOAPTS frplc, S3'75. 124 20th St. Bdrms. 2 bath unit No kids/pets. 963-9086. Airport;4000 to~s9. ft. tum my dog. An Irish REUHIOM ppo ' . _'44--_7_211__;•_8J3.-0996 ___ e_v_--1 1 br & 1 br w /loft. 536-8149. acros~ from oce~nlronl lndustrial ~ondomJm~ma Set, male, l yr, w/Ohio Alhambra High School Beauty/hairstylist 1 BR. residential area, g Garage, pool. jacuzzi, MAGNOLIA GARDENS new caty recreaUonal de· F. college stdnt ~/nice forh oniy l~ ~Kdolrtni Fa~l tags., Lost 2 wks ago, Class of 1947 wanted for El Toro saloo. view of ocean . 253 frplc Gas & water pd velopment. lmmed. OC· cat, sm dog nda mexp. P ase 0 0 rvine Thaha St., Lag Bcb. . • 837-4743 Seaview Ln. <Arthur FromS230 645-4411 . Lge ~ br, A/C, dshwhr. cupancy. Families hse. C M. Will s hr. Cente r . Call J o hn Reward.494-&t.Sl . A~ ye~ reunion as in . 67S.7660art. 7pm. . No lctds, no pets. $200. pets uccepted. $335. up. Aulwnn, 548-44e0eves. Alstrom (714) 979.9205 lhe pla1U11Dg stages • We BEAUTY-Hairdresser ----_...;.----i$350. Eastslde 3 br. 2 ba, 962-13)() 6'15-4911 Brkr. LOST: In Harbor View need names & addresses For Cabaret Coiffures •Lovely 2 br. ll,1i b frplc, yard, gar. Adults. ear ..... •Ar 1 bedroom ..,""' b l . HffdoRoonuatt1 S~ 455 Homes area. Siamese offormer classmales, Call847-3422 ~ frpl, pool. Wal .... .., -· l r. poo , smgle ok. -••••••••••••••••••••••• cat, responds to "Coco" bch. Adlts/no pets. $325 no pets. &l2·t603 Sl60. Fee. Beachcomber, ree $LS. Qwn-Obn.s UHuMrtm torage garage E·tlde, neutered male. Family Call Pat <LenU> J loot Carpe11ter 833-8974or8l3-l653 e ~Mesa MainRentals,54o.5370 631-2011 . 547-2501 o AProCessn'I Roommate C.M. 12x12x28. $SS. gr1e v iog. Re ward. · 531>-2350 eves. OR Earl Finish Teak -------~ z IEDIOOM $175. 2 br, 2 ba, pool, gar. 879-UlGO HELP YOU FIND THAT lO'ill' door. 642·62.43 644~. (Cann> Sty II · 5'8·2380. FuU or p/Ume. Apply In Z BR. new appliances Ahol .... funt Kid.sok.Fee BALBOAPENINSULA RIGHTROOMMATE ..tafsWanted 46 FOUND· Young al blk peraoo to 981W.18th. :~~f!'&"t~=~p~~~: Nocbitdren.oopets. MainRentals.St0-53'70 2Br,1 Ba,S335 mo. 832_.l3"S1Dcel97l ................. ~ ..... lab, wi red co1Tar.e vie fs~& ... CM __ .------- beautiful trees. N Pool&Recreatlon Br apt. crpts, drps. 64s-6392 Have apt. to sbf!_e ANTED: Furnished Cowan Hgt1/Nwpt Ave. rnpcraHo. IOATEMGIHE children. no pets. S300 1959 M ... A••· CM Family welcome. Call S.ClelMI It ~876 w/resp. fem. Nov.1.p Residence, Duplex 0 S.A.838-4426 •••••••••••••••••••-•• IMSTAUERS 6K-4848or67~ -----"-----· af\e 7 D~n.....,.. a ~ mo 545-3367 an 2pm Condo Jn Corona del M r_..__._ & . _:_------------ILGE 2 br in triplx, W/gar, r pm.....,........., en•••••••••••••••••••• . . or South or Back Bay. FOUND: Young bl.k male -Mm l yr ex per. req'd, 2 Br 1 Ba, fplc. cpts nr shops. 1~ ba. adlts, EW 3 Br nr bch & WHIT E WATER Vu , Lady wishes same 6S or caU644·9190 dog wt collar. vie So. llllfructioft 700 Must have own tools 6 drps.S32Sper mo. rers.837-8828 (7141 Seaclltr village, 2117 garden selUng, lge 2 Br, over to share Condo 1n Coast Village~340 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans~. Top wages & xln\ 644-1554 HuntlnglonSt 342.3513 adlts, S26S mo. 245 W. Laguna Bch 548-2706 Honeymoon <.'Ouple n benel1L"I. Apply toSecurl· ---------INr beaches, schls, shop· · Ma rquita, 492·39871 ' honeymoon coUage, Dec. LOST 2~ weeks. long IEA IARTlNDER ty Guard, Westuil DLX 2 Br 2 Ba, upstairs ping, 3br i.;ba. pvt patio, ll44 446-5300 2 Rooms & Ba, mature re· l Yrly751-2120 h aired gray & w ht Full or Part·lime Corp .. 275 McCormick privacy, xtra lge, Uk ••••••••••••••••••••••• fined older lady. Non •-1--o. neutered male cat. Call Be ready to work as Ave, Costa Mesa .ew. e nc l dbl gar RcmdMS• Z8d.rma·$22Smo.1Bdrm amkr. no pet.a. W. Slde -/ln•est/ Penny. ber lOam , proressionalbnrtenderl «Ubwabr, wtr pd. N • lba, a~ts. no P_ets, w/deck &c view $2~. CM.645-6118moma. RR•C• 642~7. 1 week. Free job place·Ooolc:s children or pets. $415 awly dcrt d, wealstde. Jcl ... Apb Eaay access to beach. .................. .... anent assistance St.Mtlb ftWIZJ.& 8'1Wal. Rent.in.a Crom $280. eau 492·2896 G«oges for R..t 4350 ....... Reward $10. Lost rrom American Bartenders Hwwl .. a & Adult apt.a. Leasing pre-....................... O,,ar._.., 500 16350 Timothy Ln, School Gar. Apt., 1 br, adlta, enc~~ 1 B~oft, bltn.s. Yiew now 1a a pratige S.,.~..___ 3171 age garage for rent ............. J........ Weslm. Small whl male 1104 E l7lhSl SA MOOflllClhtlf'l •ar. Avail Nov lat. $27. ~,,.. rps. · I rvlne com munlty . ._....,....-See Mgr 1959 Maple Ave. REST•u•u..-. Cockapoo w/lite tao on 834 1960 ' Million Dollar Corp mo. lat & last. Wkdy Call 642-6243 • Twenty Pergola, Culver ••••••••••••••••••••••• AptS, C. M. CJlAINOFTilREE back. Hair growing out · needs men lk women of 842·1470. Evesfwknd BR garden apt fprlc •Sandburg,2blocbso. ~.3Br2~Ba.~ml ......... _1...-..... ~400 OR~ED$2l~ Crom trim . Ans t o any a.ce who e njoy M>-7474. whr pool pvt pauo' of San Diego Frwy. Crom Doheney Slate ~ -.. In 1975 W 11 ,,. • .'t b bed "Sam".847--0568. LEARNPIANOTUNINO speakin~w/others&wbo • • • 559-1100 Beach & Dana Wharf ••••••••••••••••••••••• · e ""' a Easy method· low cost are bored w /the average . Irvine Ind. Area. lllSO mo. 714434•8282, aft PIUMILOCATIOM in Southern Calif Loca· Lost: White Cockatiel Rare ()ppor Planocare nanofthomillJobs . . S5'7·280 SISO.M°"""f ePM,5a4·I012 Good expo&ure Easy ln· lions Include Com-Bard. Orange c heek&. S4l-091lorS8l·7647 lleWadultwat.erfroata suo.Smalla~t WUhbarelnlneboue.3 grea•earas.'Plent.Yof mia.ary&CorporateOf· Vic: O.C.C. Reward. No actual telling In· 1a11 .. vente.S. fu 22IAlbertPI br. Ji.t ba, pool ai SCllRAM 3110 pe.rldng. On Brookbunt fices. 5650,000 Cull pri~. 7$1-6147.546-4708 JabsW..ted. 7075 volved & no setting ap. Janda~aplnc. Excep 4tl-0'7ii « • Jacua&l, near courts ........................ ii Atlaiita in Huntlngloa Acl-837-UOO L 0 ST , Co I I i e • ••••••••••••••••••••••• :;•r::.ment'I. Work W/O/Oe =-~:1'rr!,n!e~r; 1 Br/2 Br. l"' Ba, bltnsiif MMZIO. Beach. Approximately FLOWER SHOP sable/white. Oct . l! Vic. Palnter.,.!xper. $40.00 per e f"fsl poodpular & .._ ... _, leoclt 3169 800 sq. ft. of grou.od noor Owne d t.e to 11 Mission Viejo Reward room. ""°U Andre aft ~. succeu u pr ucta on ... Vtrde Villas, ad.It.a, no pets., gar. av ...... O.. ~ ipace. Signing. $325/mo ...... a tor 111eaperaLo dM • 837_7....., · · 788-1479. the market today. An In· •• lleta Verde Drive East ll/l.6'S-0527 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BuUt.Gi.a. lncludina dia· Call Mr Plumme r u.u.: ness. w own ...,, expensive product whole Coata Neu. (714 1 I'd dlt /3S b ----su• ... n . bwuher.$20$permont.b. ~. · 'payment. Good terms. FOUND: Grey&whtkll· Rellrednursewishesposl· name is a houaehotd $tCM8Tl. emp a o . l r. n;nwn -First and last. Aeent. J\il.837-4200 ten approx 8 wits Uon as compan1on. Wlll word thru°"t the world. .. Br 1~ Ba Twnhae b dNu~~Nod~ .. r-.,.~.~02ie1t 2BR.lbaunfS600JTb' ~. D&ICATISSEN Lan'dmarlt, H .B. M: ~~CUalltefwlJO!"&drive. Refs Work In a youthful. • ~ ....--. .,_..~ OCIAMPltOMT 847.2051 "" . c. 67lM612 friendly atmosphere II tpaic.car, taepaUo, atUts 1 Br pt _,.... SBR.2ba $5SO NETSN0,000. YR. have run whlle you earo 80 peU. $Z'75. :Mtr E a bq~ area, • 4 er twnbM pool Brad CompletelY help run. FOUND : Sml brown ft Practical Nurse oalJ top pay. You receive • t An. t1f,&tH; ltv clean,~, ltns,paUo. ~=~· ford Pl. S, 'A. UJ5 mo: ~~........ Fantastic foot traffic whte,tnabairdotJ.Sanla daysinbcbarea.Uve·ln. cuarant.eedsalary +U· f41.102'7 AdJts. .~ SIAWtMDC:0.-0 MW75l CIC' 548·1000 af\ ~=-locaUon. So. Ors. Couo· AnaAve.CM.~1377 °''9'38. tremely liberal com· C~AVICl'ORlA 6PK. ~M-...... ty.Al\.83'7-4200 HetpW..t.cl 7100 mission II bonuses. Con- llt2Br, Deluxet1ntar. Z BR,deo2ba..SO Sollt• -311 .,._..,.....,.. a.nlloriaJ Serv 8 Ibo FOUND: Male Poodle off •••h•••••••••••M••••• tests ' other incenUve. --iufwtrpd. IAYROMTHOMI ........... ~.,......... "'w. -omm ·acacts ~~ whte. Graham &c • Xlnl advancem e at .,. rVfll. 3~ba.S2000111o...,.u ••••••••••••••••••••••• " l" P• ~ • W t ff B J l lb Adwts-NoPtltSeeS•l.t in1 Let. ctutet, ltornrioua ~· equip. 1700 .+. mo. In· ar nfdr. . u s. ACCOUNTANT JR poss lllUeaforbotb mm Pool. recrm,eltvatort S TO MACH 2 b r.;-b come.494-4464 groom .Me-4252 --• &women. Vlctori tBR 2batba SQ) ec. r, ,. a apl. szs a,642-8970 . • · Elevator t.o Knlo prtv. ---------~••'t.eb. C.nd)' route. nets Fnd wk ago, l bm ltllther (Jenera! accounUng func· No oxper nee. You ,. WHYMOT1 bcb. Party"pmeroom, •lMO FREE RENT• llSOlmo ror 20 h.n work boot w/choker on Vic-Uooroumall manut. co. ctive full paywbltebehll SUllbD livint room total sec. Perfect Uving 1·2-3 Rm. of(lcea h'om $1.000 Ph &75-8Ua · toria nr Npt. 6'&-7018 Knowledie of computer traiMd. You can work •CathldralC'ellln or wknd retreat for tbe U2S per mo AdJ , R rd l tr I systems euentlal. momln1orevehr1 Only '2 bedrvoma. l ~Lt.bl I'll• 3 br townhouse •12 fldventufOUI ad Ill\.. '51'. Alrporter H*1. No le~ h DRBSS SHOPo c4:'8twi.t:S :;::e~ ~ a.ponalble for aud It of 10 min. by Fwy, trOm ail Attadaed batllt, rrplc, patto I& mo.yrly.IMa.aas !'!C!tm.mlTllnoon Prime loc.UUl~"Money 1 ic & Ad H s' comfiuter runt & pro· surrounding com · W..._l~·llP •arare.ldealloc:.Adulte~ • • allbllM »•• Maker." 541·0223, ~~ 8 '!'8 • • • para on or Joumal en-mwi.itlea. You owe tt to Prt yard wlt.b patio •· No peq. &4Wall or 1 bOt beb, Ira 4br Z'ba nw <lf U:.. nt1.id HOO Da.UXI OflPICIS MMm. tne.. Alaiat accounUna )'OUrself to at least ln Aduba, ._ 11\0. &17•9$17 !>'r!~ ~ .. ~'.1rt1 IM .. !':' .... !':: .... , ...... £!mtoml,!. '!18!! •P•*1 . •U,,,..'Ol LIO * LOST P a1rake•lt ,!hl M'C10s'-'rTCH 1 .... e vestl1ate thla unuauai FOXKOLLOW ~Appl"• ~•-.. tea -...-• ._ _., _, -· n.,.. ow TV • wtturquo se mua:wes. '" " oppor. Cor ct J enelle ..nTt • ..i. • • ...,_.~ U1tblltobeach,,tlJ,Z'br U30ttq.ft.LaJNl&utUs 0rano On•Hle general Talks antw•U l O ll388aker~taMesa Taulbee -tU·80U ·~Gs iiJ m~bt~~~1r: 2 Br. adults~ noPIU, • lllll\lm, SZ'75; b.cllelor 1111.ron Viejo are11. "C~"\talls ". PRICED Spant'y. Vic Boa1 14f·l041 nmellre r 1riea, 1nc: GlW.WU..~C.M. .,.:lOIO u; aw E. letb St. N. ~ furn. $200. ~ N. Handy IO &. D. Frfr/. TOS!LLNOWI lfiu:tt1. Hoapltal. R e ward. F.qual()ppor£m~1er Equal 0i r Emplo~ tQ.49lorl42.ml ... 1101. Shcllw. C&l1UH400 Cni)m4Geon.ct MWOS'1 MIF . I . " . I • it ... 8ulld it ... Ol~per IL.Hammer it ... carpet SERVICE lt ... Cement It... Wire lt...Hoe lt ... Ctean lt. •. Move t ... Press lt ... Paint ft. .. NaH It... Plaster It.. Fix It ... DIRECTORY Acc.cmticg ~ C..,...5--f~ Gei••:1 HINMng ~ j.41m•I/ ,...,./P4f*f1KJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUN'l'lNG SERVICE ._. 4< I'' CABINETS Rup 11lampooed In YoUr Eltpr Japanese gardener ttautlng/movi~. cl"onup i:; x pert J a pan e •" F'lr~places·Planwrs Exprt Painting Is Paper· MARV'S PLUMBING Complete acrv thru P & Kitchen. bath. stora,ce. own home orbplac~ of COmpl maintena nce & S7 up Tretlwork. Reas. Hous~clean i ng. Own Bnck Con<'rctcPat10 In . Cu1tom work + ••5469807•• L. Incl. tuea for 1my Reas Co ntractors ~u11•1d •: Y t" cleanup Cr t:11t reas lhro fa11t,frec estg.tz4597 tronsportat1on. Days BlockWull BBQ Pita mat.erta.ll, ~ >'"' ~·xfl<lr, NOJOBTOOSMAl.L' \Y'Ptofbua 581 -9327 welcome. 551 307' & c ra er yatem. n· 1Sl·Ua3'i ' ~ HeC. l!:bts64tl04&4 references k lchard. Pl b & u ti ---538-l64l dorsed by lt:!adlng rug _ YO\,llAVE TTREAOY -------960-3»1 um 1n a .. eo ng Add-A-AOCMl'I cleancrs lhrouaboutlheExp r 'd J a p a n eae J'l.LHAULITAWAY Very experienced li.dy Mo•liltg Repalr.Nojobtousmall' ..................... C.,.llhf' world.·AU work guaran· gardener. Comp! moin T IMS48·6306 6eeks dllywork. Some ....................... •CUSTOllJPAJNTING• Cidl Davcn()Ort 7Sl·96TI Additions remodels. reaa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• teed. Kus tom Korpel tt"nan.ce. Fr ctl, clean Mon. & Wed. S4 hr P.O MOVLNG" Let2 Expr'd HI QUI\ LIT Y • L 0 Pr I c I n g • a u per 1 o MINOR HOM e Rt:r AIR KJeaners ~--up. ~1-Z210 Remove cement, itsphult, Box 513. C.M • CA. 92621 ~'ti mov" you. Dan RATP'..S workmen1blp. a vg. Curpentry, Plumbtna & ---dirt,~· etc. Fr est. -~J6&SS6124Sm11a. CallBruceS4601201•v<'s day compl li e. 1317445. Ceramic TUe 540 SS60 eo.troctor West Lawn/Oardtin Ser. G42-2824 Ll<'/inard. L..tscoplftg , 1~ 6JS8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reg malnt, c ln ups. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paintittg/,aperi1t9 Painting · Int. & E.xt. New-llt•moc.lt-1 Rup111r LEEM JARVIS 1prklrs. F ree est of YARD CLEAN UP F.x pr'd L11ndscaper11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom Painting w/ac· • AppQanceR-s>olr Res1d&Commrcl-Rcas Add ltions &RemodeUnai eour.e6'0-1880Rich C.llRonM7-6709 Sprlnkler:i. Ju~t:.ill & ~· Pulnt·ltep111r.3s yrs In cent on neatness lOYrs Pp1U~B~:·~~~~lrll~c •••••••••••••••••••••• PalumboC<lnstn.acl10n 1162·~73 Llc:ll78S6 ----p11lr. Concrete & brick area . workmjlnshlp exp. Ref'11 . Frc{' Est. P .' ' a Ga n APPLlANCt:REl'AJJl Co.962·8314·24hl'3 Expert Gard.~o M aint. Houseclec.htg work 645·7978Malone gutlr Tukcadvahl.ofm.y TomPowell.873·5130 1icrvices. G. idlcy, SlO -ServiceColl ••George Pllmer&Sons Cleanup-Tree&. Reas. all ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ exper.536-70S6. 642-93U. _<714)549.2422 _.,.tServlc. i\drtstRmdl/Pnlnt/Plans areas.548-8020 _Want a REALLY ~l.EAN ALL PHASES PGYl"IJ th•isionRepolr ....._""--•••••••••••••••••••••• Ul-109660 "7~32 0 _,8 complete gardening HOUSE'> Call Gingham Spnnklers. turf. plani;., ,_.Your CCl1tte ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.,_,,...., , """ ·Girl I-Tee ests 645-5123 etc. Stale llr 283974 Avrg ExtrlSty $345 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ampoo & stt:am clea~ Roon service. Reas. rates. . . Call M1tchcllS.15·1.588 2·StyS4M/lntrS4$rm ASPHALT REPAIRS CANOPY TV SVC CO. Ctl1ld care-nl his ing. COlor bnghtenen. •••••u•••••••••••••••• Npt. c.aa, H.B. $48-4987 PenonalizedS2S for 4 hrs. P . 1 11 bo lstRatcServicc weekends over~ghts' b"';bt hcncfptsr 10 md.n Scrub & Wax Kitchen 4-8pm. ~ Ex 808. Leave Mainh1twe J'uc;.1,~rd.tfr'~!st.r ~ at Fair Prices980-1833 Tender lo~mg care 7~ ea~ .h 1fus~51v~m, an Floor Special. Sl9.9S. R 'LCIWllSerYlc message.MrsCalvert ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ted6J6.7~or552.0134 re.Sef'vlc• an hour. 75H773 . ~50. co:!ch s10'. chva~r ~ Call "Sparkle". 002-60ll M:::. edge or ru a i!v. Uousecleani(lg & Baildina M.f!!~: ~~~~~~~~~ PETERS PAINTING • 'c::J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......_SerYice Gua~ellm~todor.Crp Gcirdtftlag CM.On{y.5S7-8700 Maintenance. Very ru &orwa~h in/out. Expr'dreas.rules.ftee Call 631 _2440 Removals. tr lmmlnA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• repair. 15 yrs expr. Do •••••h•••••••••••••••• asonable. :>59·1632 t-'ree Estimates est. Call Geness2-0468 . prunini. free est. Llc"d BOOKKt:l':PING wo rk myself. Refg Exprd Huwila n gardener. G1MralSer¥lcff NU·LOOK 846_7048• Orange Co. Asphalt Co. l'Ullyinsured.642·~ All phases bookkeeping, 531-0101. Yd cleanups, trimming, ••••••••••••••••••••••• R E L l A B I, E • E F · 846.8579 Professional painter. In· ~-Cl--'-prun 1 n g . Lt Haul'g HANDYMAN-Homes & FICIENT: Reference&. lr/Extr. f'ree ests. Plaster/Repair """nuuw ·-'"'"JI :t~~=~:;:;/~ro~P~~~: arpet Man w~ll Play1you~ ~. Apts . Conscientious ~~11~8An1t a 1148 ·0647 Mm.otwy Reasonable 631 -1388, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~:·;;··~::::·;~:·~· '"/small accts.9620200 or mine. ca rs cratuman.~. area. •n•••••••••••••••••••• 497-3169 PATCHPLASTERING wA-.. lng Quallttw '-4'; .., clearung too! Guar work Shades of Green· Yard . ._1 __ la_rr_&-... -,-,-0-c-, ........... --s-i al blggl!I' savings. 1-'r est Car e. Royal service, Handyman-Carpentry, Housecl~arung By ANN Free est. Slumpstone, lUe, Painting. Int/Ext. Lie ~·EsALt LTYP~*0~.._ ~-~~.! ~leed . at "" •n~ MS-3646 down to "Earth" prices! painting. inleriorrmdJ'g, Expenenced w/refs. blockwalls, bnck, plan· #254931. Re!. Free est.1_"_'~ _____ .,, __ _._1 v•~~ Busines~Services &I0-948S repair, yd wrk 847·5254 493--0680 after5pm ters. Quality work at re· Work gaur. Won't be un· VERY NEAT PATCH f Monthly Statements We Care Carpel Cleaners WI pnCL'S. Bob 75()..9354, derbld Art 6pm 968 0887 0 XTURE You don't need ~ lnromc Tax Payroll Steamcleanor:.hampoo Cabellero & Soos. Expr Classified ads sell big Expert housecleaning. 960-3953 · · · J BS&TE "draw fast" w •TaxPlanning• AlsoUpholslcry·Allwork gardener. Fr esls. re· items, small items or Re ferences. Please :.lyrspainl'g.Goodwork, FreeEst. 893·1439 placean adln 124 liroadway C ~ guar.Rcfs/MC,frest asonablc. 646·4654 aft any item. Just call phone Myra.673-3810 Have something to sell! willing, able. Can xchg Find what you want in PilolWantAdl: 642-0511 Reas Races 645·3716 4pm. 642-5678. Classified Ads 642-5678 Classified ads do it well. Cor car. 642-1255 DailY Pilot Classifieds. -642·:'161'8. Help WOftttd 7100 Help W-.ted 7100 Help W..tecl 7100 Help Wmhd 7100 Htfp Wmhd 7100 ~ Warlfed ................................................................................................................... 71 100" Help Wmted 7100 Help W-.ted 7100 Hlfp W~•••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~pine lookltffP«r /F /Chg COOK GIRL FRIDAY L VH 3-11 :30 P AREMTS R E. SALES SALES Part· Typing, li~~';;duUu. F/t1me ror contra<'tors. Food scrv1co aupcrvlsor Dieffciaft A.D.A. P/time. Varied tasks, Charge Nurse & Medico· llave YOO 15-20 hni 11 • time/women, uUractive & other h~ oft .. 1640 Superior Ave, cost· for active convalescent wa n led t 0 8 Id in flexible hours. Mature lion. F'/time. Apply Park to work wh1Je childr free 14 day oppty ror extra Income-SCmMall Cpl • Kane. Mesa.$48-~l hosp . G o od sa l & establlshing a complete-woman pref. NB/CdM Supenor. 1445 Superior are in school! Field Ea T~Cowu your .own hrs, xlnt com·~~64;·s-~2640~'-J.a~~~~ ----------1 benefits. Send resum ly new ser vi ce 10 area.833-1471 /\ve.N.8.642-2410. terpnses hu p/tune ex m1Ss1on, must be neat · Bookkeeper F/Chg thru to: Classified ad no. 764 h ·taJ M t n· •---------.. ceptionol earnings appean'no 673 9091 T.8.Typmg50.conslru<' c/o Dally Pilot, PO Box W:~~og ~Ith ~!xJ~J:~ GUARDS LVH 11 -7 por. In school relal •Personallnstruchon . ... · e S5hr h on exper $750 mo. 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca graduate desired. Pos1· PREFEROVERAGE4S & JANITOR aales. Call V1rgin1 •Managementopporty's Sandwich Shop Helpr, Typis ar$7.50hr M2-4226,C M 92626 lion open now. Write to ELTORO. LidoConv.Center Calk1ns.M7·1041. •to80%Commission help prepare sandwiches ElecT c toS12S ---------i-=_;__:-------f classified ad #790, Daily NEWPORT AREA US.SSUperlorAve, NB ---------t •On the job training & serve customer s. 2 Rece to$800 Booltbeper COOK. f/llme for large P'I p 0 8 560 WORKCLOSE 64._7764 PART-TIME •Manylopof!iceloc's s hirts avail. HAM to Seclrv~~elAgency Exper. nee. Garfield t•onv. hosp. Therapeutic ~Mes~.CA09~ ' TOHOME OPPORTUNITY 2PM.&5PMto 7PM.CM. ?CostaMesu C 0 onv. Hospital. 7781 c·oo1 kingexpcr. re<i10'30d. Apw·~~~~~~~~~ STARTS2.80·S3.50HR. In production dept. Hrs 646-4678afl 2PM Su:.!..._~---~ 'arCield Av e, HU l>Y m person. ·•-(710827·2020 •MAlO-LlVE-IN Mon noon-4pm & 8pm. ~ -- 847·9671 Warner. SA. or t'allDONUT S h op ll c lp.:---------•Middleaged.Exper.nec. 4am. Tues spm·3:30am. REDCARPET SeanTuxtdoDept ss, F ood & !">16·64SOMonthruSat 8·3. p/time PM shift. No ex GU.ARDS Call 848·1114. Noexper nee. Will train . REALTORS 962-1011 Salesperson needed. W ils. exper'd . BoolckHper/Seey per nee. Female. a~e C Apply. Pennysaver, For details call Linda Well groomed. Mostly Coast Country Xlnt oppor ror rii.:hl 25-45. Apply in J)t!rson, osta MHCI Maids. Apply The lnn al Newport Blvd. CM mo.rnings & wknd1. 600 E. Coast Hwy, person having bkk11111o: & COOKS Mr. Donut. 1..35 E. 17th St, Permaneot. f\111 & part· Laguna. 211 No. Coast ---------1·--------P/Ume. Cathy, 640-3333, all 673-9131 ask for ~ecrelaria l skills. t;all ExperiencePreferrcd, CostaMesa. lime.Pbooe&transpre· Hwy.,LagunaBeat'h Part·t 1mc assis tant. Restaurant ext34L t::lizabeth, 640 8752. But not necessary 1---------1 q'd. Retired welcome. ---------: female preferred for cut· FAR WEST Dr a rt s man· C 1 v 1 I Call ~0274, ofc hrs 10-2, MARINE out work S2.6S starting. SEDvlCES •Sec,...aries to SI 25 ED: Exp stylist BOR "'.O Apply ln Pcrson Engineer Donald E. ClosedWed. ELECTRICl"' ..... S """'2715 '"""" ,., 5 k Shop H 9 """ .,...,. Set'relariea·Legnl clientele in North llOMEMAKf.RS" noc o. S t evens . In t'. 1828 ---------Min 1 yr exper. req'd. ---------1 Has a new exc11.Jng con· AectngClkConatrucr ta Mesa area . Apply Unlimited opport11n1t) »WE.CstHwy.CdM fo'ullerton Ave, CM HIC' kOry farms Must have own tools & PEOPLi':PERSON cept i n rest aurant Em_ployersPayAJIF personMon all dayor f I & r I E·.nual Oppor Employer "'"" <><•15 Ex"'" neA-'-p/t1me as· scrvl""· It is to be n~med -or persona inancia -. ""'""" · transp. Top wages & xlnt _.... L'W> .... .. Liz Reinders Agen es morn. Switchcrart rewards without sacnflc· _ Al So. Cst. Plaia seeks benefits. Apply to Secun. soc. In whsle supply· F\JI· SUNDAY'S 4020 Birch St, Ste Hairstyling. 1091 Baker, ing family rcspons1hiity. COOKS Drapery Workroom part time sales personnel ty Guard. Westsail Corp. ly capilahT.ed bi3·2223. Newport Beach 8 Costa Mesa. 540.0341. Full or P/Time sales Desperately need power ror the c omin g 275 McCormick Ave, AndislocatedlnMission Callfor Appt/Estai.·---------positions open to men ur E l-18 yrs. lite women. t-'or interview Hestauranl. Apply in or partially exper'd in morn'gs, afternoons or1---------New shopping center Valley Parkway, on the SECRET.A factory wrk, morn. after· call Mrs ll ubk1rk p e r so n . Mr G 's blind s t itc h i n g or cvcs.Expernolncc.WlllMASSEUSEbch spa.will NB. 12 13) 394·5218 or EastcornerorrtheSan Accurate typta ~ noon.Mustbefast &gd 557·1041. L250 Rl>staurant. 3100 Irvine pleater. Top wages. Cr· train. Apply in person to train. Good pay. (;all 1213) 399-6828 art 6PM Diego Freeway. k e e p 1 n g , le. w/hands. 645·2702 Ave, Newport Uch mge benefits. Apply 31)12 Mr. Thompson. art lOam 53&-7991 or67S-0258 . i---------i Now inter viewing For· BOYS AHD GIRLS Enterprise. Corne r or wkdys. 1---------Plumber. ex per. fast. Coob sRhort1haEnd, pe ce. Meft"-dise Mjssion Viejo . El Toro untt.'r help. lOµm to Paulanno. Coslu Mesa.•---------MASSEUSE <18·28> legit. clean worker . New & Bus,tf'SONMI ca st at Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Earn )Our own 6am /\pply in person 557-8866. HOSTESS/CASHIER fu ll lime position 1n Serv. Own tools & trans Newport Ce ~ 8005 money i.cllm~ !.ubllcrip-Winchell's Donuts. 253 E ---------1 Days. Apply daily llam· Massage. No exp. nee. ToS7 557·2278a!l. 7pm DisltPff'tONtM Gerne.640 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I tions after :.chool. 1-'or In· 1_17th_S_t_. c_os_ta_~_1_es_a_. _ _.DJ:,v;!~ ~!'1st:i'!:f. t;~~~ Jpm. Mon-Fri. Ml Casa We t.rain. Call 540·2053 PLUMBERS Hostffs Plf"ICllnftel SECRET AR as~f:' Wonderland formut1on. <'1111 ~-1l'J13 COUMTEtl HELP Mexican Resl .. 291> E. anytime . Food Waitrns Eslat.e Co e 4 yr CAB DRIVERS F'ull & P/time. Apply Oell""pe'---r _hr_. 642---84-50-·---11...:1:.:..7th=.:..::S.::.t·..=c.:..:.:.M.:..:. ____ MAT u RE w 0 MAN BOATS Codctail Waitress Island. M 0 wpm, Of Antiques! Mi·norWomen Taco. 25252 La Pai Rd. ElectronicAssemb HOUSECLEANING p /tlme t o w e lcorhe ~~~t 1h%:e e:~rtc:i~·~ Interviewing Moo-Fri e~per .. lY . /\rply HUGE warehouse J\lll ht be 2sorovcr Laguna lfills. Trainee. $2.50 hr. 8 to Women Wanted. Must newcomers & contact transp. Top wnges & xlnt 9AM to5PM ~Ml80;;:? lgue Dr, crammed with over~ J\i>t>IY In Person -----• 4:30. Heullh Insurance, have own trans. Full or merchants. Flexible hrs. benefits. Apply to Se<:uri· At Our Temporary it200: N music . boxes, n id :elo· Y-'lowCab DECKHAND profit sharing.AllenTell P/Time.$3.20hr.Irvlne Need car, lite typing. t"Guard,WestsailCorp. OfficelnTheTrailer ua rds deon pianos. circus or· '" Full timt.>. must be ex· Products. lnc. 2211 So. area. Me~ 547-3095. " On Premises 11 I k 11251Slalcr i\venue l)Cr., well ~room1..>d. col· SUsanSt.SA.5<16·3522 •----------1275 McCorm1<'k Ave. Wearcanequal Sec u~~en ing i gans. w(a c oc s , l-'ounla111Vallcy · t b t 20 341---------1Housekeeper1Companlon Mechan1<'al lnspector.1_Cos __ ta_M_es_a_. _____ , opportunity employer Imm ach. 41 Hr gra~d(a her. c locks. ---• e~ia e. e ween · Exper OMVPcrson. w/socialsecurlty,livcin Exper m Sheet metal . . l~~~~~~~~~~I New veyardshirt fascmatangantiques. C "'RPE .... TERS :> r... Gd pay & benefits. r b M t h Printer mulu operator & per W .. I Qvor Sl .000,000 Worth "" " Send resume to ad !1781. Contact Mr. Milner Cook for elderly lady. a r1cat1on. us ave · . . . um. .. y pa A "rt 1n•a l' 1 BOATS J\llasChryslcr Plymouth $200. mo.675.-1932 some welding inspection stnpping, Mission VieJo1---------1 U~e & paid vac Gmalle ~~ ...-rnT aKtona c/o The Daily Pilot. P 0 . 546_1934 exper. Exposure to h.eat· area. Quality work only . RETAIL w/ r i nlervle enes, 1802· ettcr· Min 1 yr exper req'd. Box 1560, Costa Mesa.1----------iHousekeeper, 1·2 days ing & aircond helpful. ,_4_95-__ 1_1s_1_. ______ 1 "'SSIST"' ..... TMGl C 150 Ing St., Irvine. Tel. Must have own tools & Ca. 92626. E . ed .-"" ~" 2 754.1777. Open Wed thru transp Top wages & xlnt xpenenc counter p/wk, mature woman S w i n 8 sh ift hrs . Prinllng Office Services. For Jr. sportswear clain -1'/R ~ t Sat. 9 AM to4 PM. Visit! ht!ner1ts J\pply toSccun-DELIVERYMAN girls wanted.Overl3. pref. Nwpt Hts nrea. 4::.lpm·l2::.I am. Con· Pttlme, c rptd oles. store. Opportun1tl for _,., ec: ...... ._."1 tyGuard.WestsailCorp, Earl y AM . lar g e 1_P_n_·_m_e_B_u_rg-"-er_._64_6_-_9:.i_1-1_~ __ MI_4 ______ tact Gene Underwood, Lagun:i Hills a r e a . advanccment.Sa1.{lv +f,;r\ Ctr Interoo SHIPSLAMTEttMS 275 MrCor m1ck Ave, newspaper route. 7 Days FACTORY HELP Housewares Sales (714)498-2230. ~ comm with exper. Jpply CPA firm movln 540·S422or6'13-43l9 CU5la Mesa. per wk. Must have van or Female/Male to work for Person, Sunday plus 1 or EDI CAL RECEPT •----------i in person ' w quarters req's ex"l---------irg wag. Irvine area. kd C · P /time Sales, $40-$70 PETRIE'S secretary&recept B akf S l CARPET LAYER Reaular P /limc J'ob for Costa Mesa mrg co. ~a~ ays . ErCown M~l take sh~ be Cast wk/up. Men, ladies. stu· 147Westminste all ist.OictaphoneakiJ _re GSf ef " Salary open. Call for JMU'-'ware, 3107 . oast tVT'lll•t Hrs flexible Call d t E s Call 752_·_61_00 ___ 1 t-nergetic worker. $400 H CdM n '-· · e n s · v es/ at Westminst must. Call Mrs. Allday Consisting or New ---962 4633 a -:..'.:P..::.pt.:..8:..·.:..ll:...:a_m.....;.:...:54......:..5·..:..04.....;0;_t_. -~--w_Y_. __ . _____ 11)995-1741. S54·7851,83!Me96. l~~~~~~~~~~twn 2·4pm Cor appt England hard rock m1t· CLEANING Ludy. 5 nltes mo.+. . ----------~:..:....:.=:..::..:..::.::....:..=.::.:.... __ _,1_ o wk. 6pm 2.30am. Bon Delivery drivers for Pizza FfGHTIMFLATIOH •JANITORIAL• MEDICAL, exper only,,_________ ,;r......_124_2. ______ , r~:r:~&d::v: ~::~=~~ dabte. N B ore bid.:. 40 delivery & handltrs. Ap-Add extra money to the F\all & p/tlme. Exper'd knowledge of front & Real Estate chrs+6 straight chrs. Hra. steady work. Phone ply 1n person at Pizza family budget. Local r1dults onl~. Exper 'd r::~:1~· Newp()W't OPPORTUNITY seenSpeciaallyt priced. Can be M4·0606. Man 1920 Harbor Blvd Alnway dlalrlbutor will oorman. op wages. --·------- C.M. ain.Gn-4786. Local.Eves.9'19·3923. MESSENGER M t G raphics, t .AnfiaaeC ....... U.ERICAL PERSONNEL CLERK Delivery, neat appear Waitresa,Sdaywk.Kitcben HARBOR AREA. Must anagemen Karman e w 1996NwptBl.CM Good transp nee. Mm S3 Apply, Beggar's Opera, ~S~isor have motor cycle & Beach 833: . service Sta. Attendantat------------ hr + mi. For intervw call Wl Martingale, N. 8 . Witb certificate & ex per. comp. Insurance cov· · fuU & p/time .• Exper 'd 5 Oak Pressback chairs, 497·3720,1·8:30pm. 2:»Spm. GarlleGldrfCondv. Hospital, eraHge.boGood knNowledh ge Development Sales Ca er .f':f Appl y , Ra y C are g536m~~~ size S70 each. 7781 a leJ Ave, HB. c1 ar r area. o P one work. $17 ·up · Chevron, 604 S. Coat . ...,..., Oe ntal Assis t a nt . GALFRIDAY 847-9671. calls. Apply in person. Expanding company F\allerB S~ Hwy,LagunaBeach. , ________ _ , Wcnet.'dn dcla1lor1cnt('(f chairsido w/X ray He. Quality Sailboat buHde11---------Western Union. 771 West needs person to handle NEW SHJPMENT person to handle the Seal Beach. 213/431-2929 needs exper'd GaJ Frl·i---------191.hSt.CM . management develop· Sales f exper Service Sta. Attendant FRENCH-Pr ovi ncial rlen <'nl Jlroccdures in or213/S92·:.174. day w/knowledge o LAMINATOIS ---------menl .ror real estate of-F\11! or 1~· bouti· F /Ume days Expor' desk. Armoire, Marble our Personnel OH1ce .1---------1 sailboats pref'd. She will West.sail Corp. saUboat --------• fices m Orange County. req d n~!.f!"t oppor on I Y. L ile m e c h ' Top Vanity, Bar. Bombe Pos1\1on r <'q u1 res f' Dental Pedodontlc lab take Norelco dictation. man ur. bas Im m ed. M SW Must have extensive qtuc . r ~ed gal. knowledge pref'd. Nea Desk/Chest, Tables. monthsAel'lernlofflreex· trainee. X-ray lie prcf'd. meet customers, answe vacancies fo r ha nd • • • management and train· or c _2652 or appear. & bandwrttin11. Love Seats. Chairs , N k So min I wanted ror unique c u "" A 1 2"'9 penencc. typln~ or SC on s mo er. me sales letters, assist ou la ators w/at east l Ing experie nce In re. a i;;" F'ashlon PP Y morns, o1 Kitchen Copper, etc. wpm , a ptitude fo r chalrs1de & clerical. contro ll e r, use a yrexper. We have open· challeng~postinSouth sidenUal resale. Ex· r.1 pf NewportBlvd.CM ENGLISH-Tables, Hall fl11urcs :rncJ tile ub1lily le. 644-0611 calculator & work bard l.ngs on the regular Mon Orange nty. An OP· cellent sat•rv, benefits u a · ~Moch Opr 1' re es . c h a I r 11 • nJ bl I ... _.Th "''ft r AM portunity to explore new _,, deal w1th_rroplc. Musi o~nta l Re"eptlonlat in an e oya e env ron ...... urs s .. 1 o 7 h . p and dynamic arowtb L""DY Breakfront . LOADS SJ~nk nuJn Spanish. w"'11n11ur11oce"exper. SeA' ment. Advancement Un · to 5:30PM + a part-Ume tee mques. ost open ratenlial with ';olidly "'h Exper . top PC work MORE! w limited. Call Bob Poole, •hilt Fri thru Sun same Nov lSth . Write t o f cl vc c lldrens prlces.Bene!ils,642·3472. Reach "'13 A3l 2929 or " class'1f1'ed ad .. 7°"' Da1'Jy ased firm. For con· I South Coast N·e 811-•-Ar.._ "•as• Call c""-3074. &. ... • 979·6850, Down Eas hours. Apply lo lbe " ..... fld u I I I d -I ... ""'"'T".'.'---Y bts 700"' Alt A 't J 27"' Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, ..... enumea tonPt.e.Orv. Boewx sl64en2. "n . xper. only.---------• 2500Newportl31.CM forappolntment: •---------• ac ' "'· on ve, securi Y guart • " CostaMesa.CA92626 ·~.. •SHEET METAL• 646--0~ Carolauflno DENTAL ASSISTANT, at S.A. McCormick Ave, Costa SantaAna.92102 Workers. lmmed. open---------- 979-2000 ed 132 1,.en!s~~uY:S.ci~raEy~P~~~ GeMl'al Office Mesa. _eed_Ba_b_y-sl_U._er_m_y_h_o_m_e e~~~~~~~~ 'udto dlstr_tbSutte ings. Apprentice rnach. dnliqucs·Lots ofkOak. B.P. JOHN COMPANY " Permanent, .Part-lime. "'d k ..... hrs eceptlonl~t . Unisex ware .,. a-brake & punch PR resser s, roe eu, tlme. Call Or. Weiner. MultiMUllonDollarcor LAU~DRV Person,,, aysa wcc ..,..... a Salon, Jmmed. opening stores.Orange& operators. Also. trainee chain, Hoosier c hit· i-81-7-850 __ 1 ______ 1 staffing n ew ofc In Bayview Conv. Ho11p, day. Mon. thru Fri. Call tor 1 f/Ume & 1 p/time . Van required, opening. D&W' 1701 fc.robe, child's dresser. DEKTAL ASST. I rvt ne . Need e n 2055 Thurl n • C .M. aflerSpm.~7 Regis Hairslyliog , Isa ion buls. Pomona Ave, CM. Apply, telephone, unusual ··R eg I 1 t ere d • • thuslutlc, poaltiv 642-JSOS. HURSESAIDES Coaat Plaza , C -:c.·•·~-••forappt. 9am-ooon. wuhslaod etc. All xln\ · d d I t · IUI\ .. -Apply In pe --------• cond. Afl 6pm Thu rt & An F.qual w/orthodonlic ex per . ~ e i:eop e 1 o in Liquor Market Clerk. Ex· 3-ll. Exper pref'd. Mesa Ma';r, Miss Fafar. Fri., a llday Sat/Sun . Opportunity Employer •-F/_u_·m_e_._5'8_·229_1_. ---• .. ~~e k expensprodve n.a per. pref'd. Oood pay. Verdo Conv. Hosp, 661 N•xtToMatw. ToolOcsl&D 53M204 . ...,. ... Y nown uc Apply in person before CenterSt,C.M ecept/Gen Ofc. "G ROWING " firm is i---------- Dafl' AL Crom our ore. Frff park. s 8 ... ' 1 SA kl r bltl TOOL 10 I 0 inl •. o•ber .. -net••a, noon,3041 . usto. NURS""" bookkeeplna. 10 loo ng or a m ous CLERICAL Orthodontic Chairaide .,. • '"' • 0<> & sat 2 Yrs elall .. •••••••0 •••••••••••• A.o;slsl. 1-;xper'd. F\all or nJeasanl surround In«• Uve-ln for elderly couple. RM'H. VH's-Alde1 T)'ping 60· nstru ales peTsoo.C 11 cor tr 1 "'""l"ht Oam"ge Hotpolnl Plet1sant & enthusiastic p/time.003·8931. telaxed atmosphere. N English speaking. No Top pny. Exper'd need exper. $500 mo. 842 ~a~:peE.m:l oy~c~t OESIGN~R r •s:1e.3308 W. Worner. person for par\ ti me 1>osi·1---------1 exper nee. & oo seUJaJ 111n0k.lng. Day11 640-0840. only apply. Coov & acute i-C;M;;;;;;;;;;;;;jfiJl ..:~A "'e:!n~C!Y:..!· 556~.85()~~5~. -:-=--1 near Harbor, Sant.a Ana tlon. In pr()ductive, con· DENTAL ASSISTANT Involved. XJnt oppor i Eve.645-4371. factlll)'placement. 1• .... MUllt be able to ealgn It genial omce. Shorthand Chainlde exp. or School advahcem e nt. Cal Mort-......_ SALESPEOPLE detall small n'lacbinea a. Freeiet uprig.bt. 15.S ~- a musl. Oranie County trained. Immediately. 833 ·8()9~. Tl m e I tr a-sttry pkkup$50.earn$300 mechanisms ror UD la fl. Frostlree.9200. Fair, 751·3247 5411-7074 Ubrariea, Inc. E~a1 LYN'S & RN'S S3l l3U'r833-236S CallM4-9UO product.loo. Appllcanta 540-7981 CLERK. Bookalore. porEmployerM/ • or hAa opeftinltl f AB· SALIS should have 4 yn mln. oldapot retrlg, l ee Tbun&Fri. Must be ex· DIETARY AIDE Oeneralorn~ rmmcdiat. oeeninP 00 HUISISAIDIES aocilltes Exp ced 1 h 1 . t xper. Ll\e eleetronlc1 mahr. cold water ~I tin g . d Y n am I c . TaAfMllSIOO 3-U and lH ahlfls In our 1to31hlrt. WUI train lf o nly. Lie en eal ~!~ ~wo~:nnl~~ backgroundhelp(ul. sl)itol. cov.ertfd by warr. 67$-9*. Co. loolcinc foe. 218 bed r•babllltatlon dependable. Country estate talea cru terested In CatffU Ill AlOMTIH, IMC. 6'15·'1258. -Cbl-Ject_o_r_r_o_r_A_g_e_nc-y-.-E-x-t· :u~~u:; :~~l~l!f.aJ,",; \0 train lndiv. Accunt racWty. We oner top Club Convalucent for lntervla~ or sald i>tO(eeslonals. We •••COpaldmedlcal, ,_\.t_c_u_ft_Wh--lr-Jpoo--l -fl'1ll-t pr req. Salary + comm. deuerta. Weekends, ~-M1.&1t have Cron waaes and our be:ndlta Homo. ~ Sant.a Ana 8U1 Lacbenm c:r ottu xlnt worklo• cood.s, deotal lnaW'ance free telri(fralor. $1$0. Santa Ana area. Ph for e. 2 30p Pl olc appear. Call Con~ paek.ge 11 ucellant. Ave., Sa~l• Ana. Pb UlllON . Tl above ava compe.n.saUon ••• 10 Paid tloliday1 "'·'167S.mt. appt M r . Berman t~:i·Mi '. 0·:;:veyca~ CarHr £mplo1m•n Pleaae Call Terry atl:~549-:~00&=l::::::::F~-~~-~~·"~==~i & the potential fo •••2WksPaldVao ~ 56MlT8 s:rr-«>00. A&!fftCJ,5Sl-l505. 817..000. l{rowlh within the Ceo. Aj)pb'ln PeraonOr --CO--E-R-C---1 llVMLYMAMOI ·--•yu•~a TIMI l-'ull or p/Ume. .it StodRaumeTo: \JN~~RwAJkR 24452 Via FAtr•"• ~Y. .. ~:S"; Nu-~"6 ... vtsoR ,~w I \0 cbeck•-Jud...;.;,.t;...• <_71_•_>M14C'l24 ___ ._... Judy MUeekl Expe.r'd for part time Li1una1J1Ua Toplaceyaurm 1a11 taonaRilla,C. 7-3:30 Shift. 11tust bav1 the Dall 0' HtlJ> Frontl•r, Inc work in C.M. /\l:tne1. Equal()pportunlty befo.-.~ -h~ · wa .... _,. taUon U • ,.. ... ,~-en f:m oyer --1 ... -· ... . c II t e h 0 • p I t • I ........ t ... :.-"YOU 29H .... Atrw., '' .. ~ ·-r-"' ()ppartuailJ Pio>',-llAPtf'Vlsor7 uper . .xlot t.ba Job .. ...,. '*'--' • benellta. Coot.act MrL then eontlder hive a MrVlce tootrer or Locatfd atthuftd 'Ale rut.l d1'11W it& fl .. a DallJ Pl Clualfled Ad. Pbon ~ Don't drop U.. taaU! Git a job wtt.b • low-<mt Dally l>llol Cla11Ulad Ad. 1>411b'Pdot Jnaen, Co•la MeH otrert '1t.rVkea ~LOatll,Nac.e&Dad olBabrSt,No.ol "mm"hd.___,. :1::::C~lal Ho•pltal, :;-, ... ..,.1n .... ,.~~ ~D~P·ll·o~ ~~~ &0.-11r f'hoMlf,,l.5'71. -. ----. - •' MOW IS 1HI TIMI for job setkera to cbect the Da1ly Pilot Help Wanted claaaUl~aUoo. U the job JOU WlUll ta not then )'OU In~ eonUller on~rbtl your '*"'°" wk.b .. ad la \he .let W.ated caaqor,. Pllmc M2-5'18 ·- DAILVPILOT Add IL.Build lt...Dlaper lt...Hammer it ... Carpet SERVl,.E ft ... cement It... Wire lt ... Hoe lt ..• Clean lt...M ove ._., 't...Press lt. .. Paint lt...Nall lt. .. Plaster IL.Fix It ... An 1 tlu; MClllJ.cJ c.p.ts..--tke h"••••1 H••g H1•1du ' u PaWllMJJPapef't'"J ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . .................................................................... ······················· ...................... . ACCOUNTING SERVICE II & FCABINtl'S ftup ahampoocd 11n yourr ~pr Jepanese aardcner HauUna/movlna, cleanup ~IC per l J 1pafte1 t f<'i~placea·Plantcr~ Eicptt. Pa1oUng & Pa~r MARV'S PLUM BING Complete M'f'\I lhru P & Klt<'hn. b1lh. 11t.onge. own home or P ice 0 Compl maintenance & S7 up Tttework. Reas. Hou1t<'14tanlng. Own Dn<'k Coocrete Patio lnR Cu1lom work + ••64& 8807•• L. lnd. tuts fol' any Reu. Contra ctors tub1idn c151 b y V~n cleanup.frestreas lhro l•l.freeest842·4S97 transportation. Da11 HlockWalla BUQPi materiala.25yl'IJexper, NO JOBTOOSMALL! typeofbus.$81-8327 welcome. 551-3074 & ~d reda ebr 1Ystdem. r~n 751-1837 YO'H VE ITREADV S48>G8112 Rel,Ests&4~ r eference1 RIC'hard. Pl bl ;:--;-1 t-~1641 on y ea ang rua ... A ,, 960-331Jl um na .,. ,. 011 1n g Add-A-aOOM cleaoon throughout the Expr 'd Japanea e l'LLHAULITAWAY Very e"perltnccd ladyMo'fl.j Rt'palr.Nojobtoosmall' ....................... Carpeftttr work1.·All work "ueran· flardt!ner. Compl ma.in· TIM MS 6306 scek1 daywork. Some ..................... !'. •CUSTOM PAINTJNG• CttH: Davenl)Ort 75t lilG77 Add!Uons-remodels. reaa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• teed. Kustom Kurpet tenanc~. Fr csl, clean· MQfl. & Wud. $4 hr. P.O. MOVING? Lel2 Expr'd H 1 QUALITY LO prl cl Di , a u po r i <> r Ml.NOR HOME ltEP'AlR KJeaMra9G3>4380. up.557·2210 Redirtmo~~~meetnl, l~ult. 8ox513.C.M., CA. m27 nwn mov<' you,D1n RATES workmenahlp. •vr· 60 Carpentry, J>Jumblni & ---. u~. c. H est. -~36&$56·12.45ml)g. Call Bruce548--0nc>cvea day compl Ile. #3 744~. Ceramic Tiie ~0-5.560 eo.trodor West LawnJGanlen Ser. &G·2183C Lic/lnsrd. L-.c ... 750-113:Wi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReK m«alnt. cln-up11 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• PahltiftcJ/P .... '"J Painting · lnl. & Ext. New.rtemodel Rcpiur LEEM JARVlS 1prklra. Free eat or YARD CLEANUP Ex.l)r'd 1.and11c·opera .••••••••••••••••••••••• CUstom PalntlnK W/8C· ...,.-.ce R.,alr Resid &Commrl'I Reas Addition!! & Remodeling eo1u11t1&40-l880 Rich can RonSST-6109 Sprinklers. Jn.stall & re-Pttlnt·Rep4lr.·35 yr~ In cent on neatness. 10 Yrs r~V~B~~~~!~~~i 1 ~(-In ••••••••••••••••••••••• PalumboCon11truct1on !162·~73 Lk317854 -----pal,r. Concrete & bri<:k aun. workmpnsblp exp. llef's. l''rce !!:st. P fl • . APPLlANCE REPAIR Co.9G28314·24 hrs . Expert G'rd.l!n Malnt.Housec......., we>1k.64S.7978M1lone auar.Takeadvafll.ofmy TomPowell,6'73-5130 ser;tJ.c,.es. G. Gidl~y. $10 -Scrvicc Call ••George Pilmer &Sons Cleam1p·Tree1. Reas. ulJ ••••••••<!•••••••••••••• exper. S36·7056. 4142,..,u.. mo 549.2422 _,,.t SerYlct Adds/Rmdl/Paint/Plans areas. 548·8020 Want a ltEALLY CL&AN ALL PHASES PCIYlncJ ••ttlott R•polr • ~&AA&--•••••••••••••••••••••• 81·109669 557-6932 D -, 1 i rd 1 HOUSE" Call Gingham Sprinklers. turf. plans. Polltt YOW' Catfte ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,.......... , I A swo s comp e e ga en ng 'Cirl. Freeests, SU.5123 etc. Slale llc283974 Avrg Extr lSty 5345 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ampoo & steam c eon. oors service. Reas. rates. Call Mltchell545-l!588 2-Sl $4G5/lntrS4Srm ... SPH ... LT REP.IRS CANOPY TV SVC CO. Chlld I ht ~.Color bn(!ht1iners, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Npt, C.•f. H.B. 548-4987 Penonallt.ed$2SfOr4bra. n..a YI I t 'l/l bo "" "" "" lstRatcServlce car e .u I 5 • wht c a rp t s 10 min s b •-w Kt h 4° .... -1.........___ iqaces nc m r 11 r ~ atF lrPri es960-le33 weekends, overnights. bl•ach Cleon Uv rm d10 cru "' ~x ' c en ... pm. 64$.4840 Ex 808. Leave ...,......_e Ouar. lnsrd. Cree est. a c Tender loving care 75< ... •· .b II S 5 A • Floor Special. $19.95 . R • • -tr:-•-messa.ge. Mrs Calvert ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ted636·7085or 552·0134 ,... Serflce hou · rm "' a l · vg rm Call "Sparkle" 962·6011 Oft t--. _..-...~• Mobile Home Maint. an r. 751·5773 $7.50, couch SlO, chai.r SS. · Mow & edge or (1&11 aerv. Hou&ecleaning & Building Roof& seated, clean PETERS PAINTING •i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... S'"ice Guar ehmpetodor.Crpt ~ • • CM.Only.55'7-6709 MaJntt>nance. Very re• &orwasbin/oul. Expr'd reas. rates. free c•631•2440 Re1novals . trlmmln~ . ....................... repair. 15 yrs expr. Do ...................... G 1llS k: aaonable.SS8-U32 PreeEsUmates est.Cal1Gene5S2-04S8 pnmint . Cree est. L1cd BOOKKEEPING work my self. Reh Exprd Hawiian gardener. IMr .,... es NU·LOOK 345.7048, Orange Co. Aspl\altCo. l'\allYlnallfed.642·2CS All ._ ___ bookk 531-0101. Yd cleanups, trimming. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REL l A BL E • E F · ~79 Prol'essaonal painter. In· ~ C'--'--P•~ eep1ng, . Lt II I ' HANDYMAN H FICl.ENT References t I E t F l _.._/R pol n-w ..__.., statemenlll, payroll. etc. t M 111 pruning . au g •. omes C ll A it 841·0847 r x r . ree es s r-NiH..-t r •••••••••••••••••u•••• 4 yrs exper Wt CPA's arpe an wi ay.yours ~. Apts. Co1uc1e ntlous a n a MCISCMll'Y Reasonable 631·1388, ....................... d , ,.1 • all · · or mine. He pa1rs & craftsman.~. HB/NBarea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49'1-3UD PATCH PLASTERING Clear Vie w Wla o• Lo& sm accts. 962·8290 cleaning loo! Guar work Shades or G reen· Yard . •• Waslung. QuaUt)' wot. larr& Assocl_..._-at bigger suvings. Fr est Care .. Royal s er vice. Handyman-Carpentry, Housec8 rile~ By ANef N Ffu:~8J~u":,P5t~ne. ~Ile. Paiottog. Int/Ext. Lie Fr~~~LTYP~<Hl82S Guaranteed. Larrr. 111~ MS-3646 down to .. Earth" prices' painting. in ten or r mdl 'g, xpe encciu w /r s. . . · nc • P an· #254931. Ref. Free esL 673-5130 Business Services 640-9-185 repair, yd wrk847·5254 493-0680after5pm lers. ~uabty work al re· Work gaur. Won't be un· VERY NEAT PATCK Monthly Slalemenb We Care Carpel Cleaners . as pnces. llob 7S0.9354, derbld Aft Gpm 96S-0881 0 XT RE You don't need a ,. to lncomcTax Payroll Steamclean or i.hampoo Cabellero & Sons. Expr Classified ads sell big Expert houseclearung. 960-3953 · · J BS&TE U "draw fut" wbll YOll •Tax PlannlnR • Also Upholstery·AJI work gardener. Fr es ls, re· items. small Items or Re fer ences · PI ease 30 yrs po.inl'g. Good work, Free Est. 893·1439 place an ad In Ult Qaily 124 Broadway CM guar. Rels/MC,lrest asonable. 646-465·1 alt any Item. Just call phoneMyra.673·38iO Rave something to sell? Wtlliog, able. Can xcbg Find what you want ln PilotWantAdl!Callnow 642·05ll Reas Rates 645-3716 4pm. 642·:1678. Classified Ads 6'2~78 Classified ads cfo it well. rorcar. 642·12S5 Daily Pilot Classifieds. -842·5618. Help W..tect 7100 Help W•t.d 7100 Help W.t.ct 7 I 00 Help W..tect 7100 Help Wmhcl 7100 Help W..ted "I Help W-.cl 7100 Help Wmted 7100 Help W..tecf 7100 •....••................ ..........•...•........ ...........•..•...•.... •.....•.•.............. ....................... ....................•• . ................................................................... . lookk"Pft"/F/Ch9 COOK GIRL FRIDAY LVN 3-11:30 PARENTS F/time for contractors. Food service supervisor Dietici• A..D.A. P/limc. varied task&, Charge Nurse & Medica· Have you 15·20 bn a w J640 Superior Ave, Costa lor active convalescent wan led t 0 a 1 d In llexible hours. Mature lion, F'/lime. Apply Park to work whUe chUdr R. E. SALES SALES Part· 'l)'pln •• bghibookk-.:Ma Ume/women, attractive & other light ore d~ oppty for extra Income· Small pleasant ofe ill your own hrs, xlnt com· C.M. C41/ Mr. Jtane, mission. must be nea 645-2640. Mesa.548·5S31 h o s p . Good sa l & establishing a complete· woman pref. Nll/CdM Superior. 1445 Superior are in school? Field Ea FrH 14 day TraiMRgCowM appearing. 673-9091 lii~iiiiiij;--;iiiiiiii;;;iiiii;iiiiiiiii ---------1 benefits. Send resume ly n e w ser vice In orea.833-1471 Ave,N.B.642·2410. lerprises baa p/tlme ex Bookkeeper FtChg thru U>: Classified ad no. 764 hospitals. Mus t enjoy1----------i cepUooal earnlng1 op T.B. Typing 50. construe cto Dally Pilot. PO Box working with food. New GUARDS LVH I 1·7 por. in school rela •Personal Instruction lion exper. $750 mo 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca graduate desired. Posa· PREFEROVERAGE45 &JANITOR sales. Call Virginl •Managemenlopporty's M2·4226,C.M. 92626 tion o1:n now. Write to ELTORO. LidoConv.Center Calkins,557-lOU . •to80"1oCommission ed d D II NEWPORTAREA 1555Su r1 A NB 1----------i •Onlhejobtraining looldrHper COOK, £/time for large classi i a 11790• a Y pe or ve, PART·TIME •Manytopoffke loc'~ Exper . nee. Garfield conv. hosp. Therapeutic Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, W~ORKHCOLOMESE 646-7764 OPPORTVNITY Conv. llos pilal. 7781 cooking exper. rcq'd. Ap· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 In prod•"'Uon dept. Hr G I . I 1030 w SfARTS2.80·S3.~HR. ..., ar 1eld Ave , 118 PY in person, .1---------(714)827·2020 •MAIO-LIVE-IN Moo nooa-4pm & 8pm. Sandwich Shop Helpr, help prepare sandwlcbea & serve customers. 2 shifls avail. UAM t 2PM,&5PM to7PM.CM. 646-4678 aft 2PM Typiats/P/time SS hr ElecTerh RadarS7.50hr Recep11G. ore toS7ZS Secmary to $800 Irvine Personnel Agency 488 £. lnh Cost.a Mesa SutteZ2A 642·1470 si7-9671. Wurner, SA. or call DONUT Shop ll e lp,1---------t Middle aged.Exper.nec. 4am, Tues 5pm-3:30am RED CARPET SeanTuedoDept 5-t6-6450Mon thruSat 8-3. p/time PM shift. No ex· GUARDS Cal1848·1114. Noexper nee:. Will train. REALTORS 962-1011 Salesperson needed. Waitress, Food & lookkHper/Sec:.y i-.-------• per nee. Female, al(e ---------1 Apply, Pennysaver. l Fordelalb callLind~ Well groomed. Mostly Cocktai ls, exper'd. Xlnt oppor for r1~ht 25-45. Apply in person, Costa Mna Maids. Apply The Inn al Newport Blvd. CM mo rnings & wknd1. frvlne Coast Country person havinl( bkkpnj.t & COOKS Mr. Donut, 135 E. 17th St. Permanent. Full & part· Laguna. 211 No. Coast _ __;; ______ -1,---------P/time. Cathy, 54().8W, a ub, 1600 E. Coast Hwy, secretarial s kills. <.:all Ex,.,...rience Preferred, Costa Mesa. Ume. Phone & transp re-Hwy., Laguna Beach Part-lime assistant Restaurant ext341. N.B. Call 673.·9131 ask for Elizabeth, 640·87S2. Sul not necessary 1---------1 q'd. Retired welcome. female preferTed for cut: FAR WEST •C'.---.1.--t-.. to S 1250 Karen. D r a r t s m a n · C i v I I Call 546-0274, ore hrs 10·2. MARIME out work $2.65 starting. SRaVICES ~f"TI'-• BORED Apply In Person Engineer Donald E . Closed Wed. ELECTRICIANS 645-2715 A\. Secret.ariea·Le8al ANT ED: Exp stylist. HOMEMAK ERS? Snock Shop No. 9 St evens . Inc. 1828 Ml 'd ---------1 Has a new exciting con· AcctngClkConstruct.loll w/c lienle le In North ~1~:!~~a 1°iPo~~u:C'.~; ~~6~:;,~£~·P9:>~!r ~~!;.to n Ave. CM Hickory farms Mu~t\!!/~~r·~~ & E!~0!.~c~:/:/:~.?: as· ~:r~~ce~tt i~~:~:~;~~t E~~10R~T::..:yAAig~i•1 ~!1~~5~0~":~ld~PYP::, rewards without sacrlnc· .. _--------•---------! At So. Cst. Plaza seeks tronsp. Top wages & xlnt soc. In whsle supply· f)il. 4-020 Birch St, Ste 104 Tue; mom. Swllchcran. mg family responsib1ity. Drapery Worlcroom part lime sales personnel benefits. Apply to Securi· ly capllalir.ed 673·2223. SUNDAY'S Newnnrt Beach SUBt Hairstyling. 1091 Baker. Full or P /Time s ales COOKS Desperately need power f o r t h e c o m i n g ~~urt~~c:,.:~ca~I 'i~: _________ , And is located lo Mission c;iITor ApptJElt.ab '65 Costa Mesa. 540-0341. positions open to men or E x p c r · d . N e w machine oprs. Exper'd Christmas Season. Work Co6la Mesa. PHARMACIST Viejo at 27750 Crown1-..:.::.;.;.:..::..:....:.=..::...::;;:..;.,;___-1---------- women. For intNv1cw Hcstauranl. Apply in or partially exper'd in morn'As. afternoons or ---------•New shopping center Valfoy Parkway, on the SECRETARY Yng man 16·18 yrs. lite ca I I Mrs. II ob kirk . pc r s o n . M r . G · s b 11 n d s t i l c hin g o r eves. Expcr not nee. Will M~SEUSE bch spa, will N. B. (213) 394-5218 or East corner ore the San Accurate typlat. book· ~°?'M~~t·b:;~~~t a:e8~ 557·104 1. l.250 Restaurant. 3100 Irvine pleater. Top wages. fr· train. Apply in person to train. Good pay. Call <213> 399-6828 aft 6PM Diego Freeway. k e e P 1 n g • 9 0 m e w/handa. 645-2702 Ave. Newport Bch mge benefits. Apply 3()12 Mr. Thompson, art 10am1_sas. __ '199_1_o_r_67_5_-0_258 __ . --iPlumber. ex per. fast. Now Interviewing For· shorthand. penonable.11---------IOYS AHD GIRLS ---------1 Enter prise. Corner of wkd ys. Caolts Real Estate Office, i...r-L-~·-Mlssion Viejo . El Toro ·ounter help. lOpm lo Paularino. Costa Mesa.--'--------MASSEUSE (18-28) legit. clean worker. New & •• _, _ ____. C II ~-urea. Earn your own 6um. Apply in person. 557-8866. HOSTESS/CASHIER full lime position in Serv. Own lool1 & trans . ..a ...--Newport Centor. a ••••••••••••••••••••••• money selling subscrip· Wmchell's Donuts. 2SJ E. ---------Days. Apply daily llam· Massage. No exp. nee. ToS7. 557·2278 all. 7pm Dish Pfl'Mwl Gerrie. 640-6600 ....... 8005 lions after school. For In· 17lhSL. Costa Meso. Onver. f)ill tame truck lpm, Mon-Fri. Ml Casa We train. Call 540.2053 Hostess ,enonaei SECRETARY Cor Real ...................... . formation. c1111 IJ30.0913 COUMTER HaP driver assistant. $3.00 Mexican Rest.. 296 E. anytime. PLUMllRS Food Waitress I Estate Co. hi Fashlo Wonderland ..;,.pe_r_hr_. 64_2_·_84_50_·---1..:.:l7lh-=.:.::S:.:l:.....:· C:.:.M::.:.:.... ----MAT U R E W 0 MAN IOATS Codltall Waitress lslabd. Must have 4 y CAB DRIVERS f)ill & P/llme. Apply Del Min l yr nper req'd . In 1 ,A ft M Fr' ty 65-70 wp Of Antiques• Menor Women Taco. 252S2 La Paz Rd, Electronic:. Asffftllb HOUSECLEANING p/llme to w elcome Must have own tools & terv ew .... 16 on· t :pe&;;:00 ':pm. Arp'fy • •tustbe2Sorover Laguna ltJlls. Trainee. $2.50 hr. 8 to Women Wanted. Must newcomers & contact lr T •-1 t 9AMtoSPM Ml 0 HUGE warehouse •• ---------• 4:30. Health insurance, have own trans. l'\1 11 or merchants. Flexible hrs. ansp. op wages"' x n Al OurTemparary TMI, 389 San gue r. crammed with over 500 J\pply In Person DECK HAHD profit sharing. Allen Tell P/T1me. $3.20 hr. Irvine Need car, lite typing. benefits. Apply to Secun· Ofllce In The Trailer ~.NB. music boxes, nickelo-Yellow Cab Full lime. must be ex· Products. Inc. 2211 So. area ~-0327 547.3095. ly Guard. Westsail Corp, On Premjses -S---1--G---d--t deon pianos. circus or· ll251Slaler/\venue per .. well groomed. col· SusanSl,SA.~6-3522 1---·-------275 McCormack Ave, Weareanequal ec ur dty u ~r s gao s. wall c locks, Fountain Valley legiate, between 20·34 Housekeeper/Companion echanical Inspector. Costa Mesa. opporturtltyemployer Imme . opening i ~rand(alher clocks, d I r Ex""r OM V Person. w/soclal security. live in. Exper in Sheet metal Newport Beach. 41 Hr I ti t ' CARPENTERS ~rs. G pay & :>t!ne its. Co~"tact Mr. Milner Cook tor elderly lady. fabrication. Musl have Pri~te~, multi. OP,Crator & per wk. Graveyard slu(t asc na ngan aqu es. BOATS ~~~~:S~:i~ l~.r~.11~~: Atlas Chrysler Plymouth $200. mo. 675-1932 some welding inspection stnpping, .Mission Viejo Untrorms rum. Wkly pa A~~c~~~n~n~~~~al Mm I yr exper req'd. Bo 1560 C t M 546·1934 exper. Exposure tX> heal· area. Quality work only . RETAIL w/overtlme & paid vac Gall ri 1802 T K U Must have Own tools •-x • os a esa,1-----------1Housekeepe r. 1·2 days ing & aircond helpful. 495-1751. •sSISTAMTMGI Call for intervie e es; • e er· °' Co. 92626. E . eel l I k t "" 213/573 9150 Ing St., Irvine . Tel. lransp. Top wages & xlnt 1----------i xpenenc coun er P w • ma ure woman S w l n g shirt hr s· Printing Office Services. For Jr. sportswear chain ' 764·1777. Open Wed thru benef1ts.Applyt0Securi· DELIVERY MAH gll'lswanled.Overl8· prel. Nwpt Hts area . 4:30pm·l2:30 am. Con· P/tlme~· crrld o res. store. Opportunity for ~y/R.cepffoniat Sat.9AMto4PM.Vlsit! lyGuard,Wcstsall Corp. Early AM . lar ge PrimeBurger.545·9301 MS-S4l4 tact Gene Underwood, Lagul\a HI Is area . advancement. Salary+ Nowport Ctr lntcrntl 275 McCormick Ave. newspapcrroule.7Days FACTORYHELP Housewares Sales (714)498-2230. fn}-089() commwlthexper.Apply tJonalCPAfirmmovln SHIPSLAMTIRMS Costa Mesa. r:;rwk. Must have van or Female/Male to work lor PeTllOn, Sunday plus 1 or EDI CAL R ECEPT. P/time Sales. s40.s70 in per'°tETRIE'S IO new quarters req's ex 540·34220r6'3·4339 CARPET LAYER g wag. Irvine urea. Costa Mesa mfg co. 2 wk days . C r own Must lake sh & be rast wk/up. Men, ladles. stu· 147Westm1nslerMall per'dsecrelary&r~ept B kf Call 752·6106 :::ru~~rit~i~kc:ob s!~ Salary open. Call for Hardware, 3107 E. Coast typist. Hrs flexible. Call d ~ n ls. Eve 5 / s at Westminster /typist. DictaphoneskUI rea ast Set ___ .. appl8·llam, 545-0401. Hwy, CdM. (1) 995·1741. 554·7851. 839·7696. a must. Call Mrs. Allday Con s ls ting o r New Ll.F:ANING Lady, 5 nitcs _m_o_._+_._962_4_G_3_3 ____ , betwn 2·4pm Cor appt England hard rock ma· n wk. 6pm·2:30am. Don Delivery drivers for f'1ua RGHT INFLATION •JAMITORIAL• MEDICAL, exper only, Retad &delivery clerk fOI' 835-1242. pie drop leaves table/2 rlable. N.B. ore. bid~. 40 delivery & handlers. Al>· Add extra money to the Full & p/Ume. Exper'd knowledge ol lront Ar Real Estate art & drafting supplies.S _e_r_v_i-ce_S_t_a_t_io_n_A_l_le-n-1 leafs. Host & hoateas Hrs, steady work. Phone ply an person at 1'1un fitmlly budget. Local adults only. Exper'd :h.~:1~· NewpQw-t OPPORTUNITY Salary based !>" exp. dant, exper 'd. Day chrs+G straight cbrs . 644-0606. Man 1920 ti arbor Blvd Amway dlalributor will lloorman. Top wages. eart;er opportunity. APP· Eves. f)ill & p/tlme. A Specially priced. Can be C M ain.673-4786. Local.Eves.9'19·3923. MESSENGER ly in person . PAS ply,ShellStaUon,17tb seen at CLERICAL PERSONNEL CLERK Delivery, neol appear Waitreu,5daywk.Kitchen HARBOR AREA. Muat Management Graphtcs. 4220 Von Irvine NB AntlqueC ....... Good traosp nee Mm S3 Apply, Beggar's Opera, DietwyS.-nhor haYe m otorcycle & J(arman . Newport ' · 1996NwptBl.CM hr + ml. For intervw call d.St -Martingale, N. 8 . With certificate & exper. comp. Insurance cov· Beach. 833-82112. Seni<'e Sta. Atlendant.a.t----_.;;...---- 497.3720, 1-8 : 30pm. 2:30-5pm. Garfield Conv. Hospital, erage. Good knowledge Development Sales Career-1teady ~~:i~/li~e~ y EC~~d 53~~l!~~~~O c~:ich' '---------1 G.a.•FRID ... Y ~71_,.2,•.rfleld Ave, HB. olHarborarea.Nophone wortc.S17Swk·uptoslart. Cb • 604 S C S36-l925 • Den t a l Assistant , ~ "" '"_,. calls. Apply in person. Expanding company FullerBrushS54-7851 evron, · oas, _________ _ We need a detail orienlt'Cl ch.a1rs1de w / X ·ray Ii c. Quality SaJlboal builde Western Union. 771 West needs person lo handle Hwy. Laguna Beach. NEW SHIPMENT person to handle the Seal Beach. 213/431·2929 needs exper'd Gal Fri-19thSt.CM. maoagemenl develop-Sales Service Sta. Attendant clerical Jfrocedures In or213/S92·3074. day w/knowledge o LAMIMATORS ment ror real est.ate or-l'\ai! or part lim e. expe_r F/Ume days E"per' FRENCH ·Provlncial our Personnel Ofltcc. sailboat.$ prer'd. She will West.sail Corp. saUboat nces iq Orange County. req d in fashion boull· on 1 Y. Lile me c h , desk. Armoire, Marble Positio n r e q uire!! eOental Pedodont1c lab lake Norelco dictation. manul. baa lmmed. M.S.W. Must h ave extensive quc.Ad~ancemeotoppar knowledge prer'd. Nea TopVanlty,Bar.Borobe mMthsgeneralolftceex-tramec. X-roy he prel'd. meet customers, answe vacancies fo r hand wanted for unique management and tralo· for Cal't'er rn11\ded gaJ. appear. & handwr1Ung Deak/Chest, Tables. periencc, typing or SC Non smok er. Some sales letters. assist ou laminators w/al lust l Ing experience In re· Call Apropoj 644·2652 or A.pply morna , 259 Love Seats. Chairs, wpm. aptitud e t or chairaide & clerical. co ntro lle r , use a yrexper.Wehaveopen· chaUengiogpostinSouth sldentlal resale. Ex· orcorpeinto29 Fashion 1>1ewnnrtBlvd,CM Kitchen Copper, etc. lij!ures and the aba llly w _644--06 __ 1_1 ______ 1 calculator & work hard angs on the regular Mon ~1:i~ty~~Z;itr: n~';; ceJlent salary. benema lelan4NpBQh. _•_~....;""''---------. ENGLISH·Tablet, Hall de41 with people. Must Dental Recepllonlsl in an enjoyable envlron· U1ru Tbun aMn. or 7AM techniques. Post open and dyoamic arowtb s·· •olt. L•"y s.wi,MachOpr Tree .' c h a Ir •• sperudlucntSpanlsh. w/insurance cxper. Seal menL Advancement un· to5:30PM +a part·Ume Nov lSth. Write to potential with aolldly ~ '"' Exper op PC work Breakfront. LOADS Beach. 213.431.2929 or limited. Call Bob Poole, shift f<'rl thru &In same classlfied ad #78S, Dally baaed nrm. •--or con· tor ele'.ch11ive chlldrena f,ltices. Benellla,642.3472, MOREi PIH1eCall fOf' appolntm.nt: 692.3074 979·6850, Down Eus hours. Apply lo lbe 0 B 0 fldenUa) Interview send store in South Coast NB Ill.,.. Allff~ll ---------1 Yachts, 700 E. Alton Ave. eecurity guard. 275 Pilot.MP. ·c ox 156 ' resume to P.O. Box 1642. Plaza . Ex per. o nly.1---------·• 2500Newport.Bl,CM Carol R..thto 979°2000 Ht I 32 OENTAL ~SISTANT, at S.A. McCormick Ave, Costa Costa esa, A92S26 SantaAna,92'02 549'8585 •SHEET MITAL* ~ least 1 yr exp. Expand · G____.. Office Me11a. Sal"4:irin to d is'rlbute Wotters. Im med. open. r inl( duties. X·ray. Port __....._ eed Babysitter my home ~· t. • fno• """'l'lrc-•• .. e mach ntlquos·Lols o Oak, ume. Call Dr. Weiner, Permsnent. part·tlme. eceptloollll1 Vniaex elans l ttdware & Sta· ..... ''I'• ""'" · d('easers, rocken, 847-8$01 MultlMlllionDollarcorpLAU~ORY P erson, ~!~Y~:n~~:05~1~Z~ Salon, ltftmeo. openlna llone.,Yatores,Orange& :per~~~ra. fi!,~ct~al~! chairs, Hoo1ier ohlC· B.P. JOHN COMPANY 1----------• stautng new o Cc In Bayview Conv. Hosp, art.er5pm.646-6547 ror 1 f/time & 1 pftJme. Lil Co. Van requlrtd. open ing. D&W, 1701 (erobe child's dreucr DENTALASST. lrv t ne. Need en · 2055 Thurln , C.114 . Reals Halr1tylln1, SO. c~nuni sslon basis. PomonaAve,CM.Appiu, telephone. uouaua\ · ·R e g 111 t c r e d • • tbuslutlc. po1lllv 642-~. MURSESAIDES Coast P l aza. CM . •18-llOOforappt. 98111•0000• Y washstand etc. All xlnt An Equal w/orthodonllc ex pe r. minded people to ln Liquor Market Clerk. Ex· 3-11. Exper pref'd. MeH ~ADOl)'lnper&ofl, SAUtS ---------1 oood. Aft 6pm Tbura A Opportunity Employer F/llme. 548·2291 . t.roduce lnexpensive na per. pref'd. Good pay. Verde Coav. Hoep, 661 M~aaer, Ml.As Falar. Next To.,....,.. Fri., a llday Sat/Sun. ~~~~~~~~~--EDHEHT;i~A~L~--, ~~~r...::::k. Apply lo ~nloi~ore CeoterSt.C.M ecept/Gen Ole. Lite '"'01\0WING" nrm is Tool Design ... ~---·------ HICAL Orthodontic Choirside int & other kaolka noon.3041 • 5 ' A NURSES booklreeplna. 10 .Key. IC>Mlng ror ambitious JOOL 1010 Pleaac:!l ~ enthuslastk ~~.=~:Full or ~:-Jt:t':nr:!!:!'N 1i":.'1~:~r::CC:~n~p~eo T:. ~:::-~·~~rieed ~~J&; ~~~~~ ::I:=·JaY.ici:l:~l penon ror parHlme posi· exper nee. It 00 aelUn amOIUng. Days 640-0840. only apply. Conv fucute '--Car H r Emplo1 ment OESIGNIJ'R lion. lnJroductivc. con· DENTALASSISTANT Involved. Xlnt oppor I Eves64.5-4S77. faclllupta~"""t. A1ency,556«I05. d; •,e~~t. g~::.~~'r1Y Ota1iradlde 1up. oedr1Scbool I advancement. Cal Mori•......_ R.ESales SALESPEOPLE Must be able to eslan "·•---------... trane . mm atey. 833-1095. Tlmellf &.tltfrY SUCCISSFUL plckup$50.earn$300 dcta.llamallmactab>alt Fair 751.3247 548-7074 LlporbrJrim~i!-~~-MEQ/u u1J LUU'l' & IN"' 13l·U1Jor833..ms ,.__..._....__Offfce Call"4·~0 "'8cbanisma for Rti> Ir E 8 B k c. ..-v...... f /)' lft '1 '1 ---production. AppUcants1---------CL K, oo 1tor•.i--------· bu opminM ror :i ft..,. ....... should b 4 1 Tbllfl Is Fri. Must be ex· DIETARY AIDE' OeDera!Otnce lmmedlat.e openlnp oo MUISIS AIDES 1oclatea. Experienced 5,__ exper i.i~: e1lc~ro~1:· mol•dkacpro.i !o•lfdrt1., •• t1e.•, c I tl n 8 , d Y n a m I c · Tl.AJMH $500 3-U aod 11•7 alllfta rn. oor 7 to 3 shift. Wltl train II o11 ly. Lice need rea I $9ecl•llY atore ehaln la backai-ound helpful. • " _87_WSl5 __ . ______ , ... aturo 1-dlvldual ...... Co. looking f<H" a wlllll\fl 218 bed rehablUtatlon dependable. Country .Ute hlespeof*. Call In Mlteh ot _,,men In. FllOMTIR IMC spigot, cover*I by warr. "'" " ..... to t.raJn lridlv. Accu.ra ficlllty. we o(fer top Club Convale1eenl fOl' lntervlew. A•k ror tere1ted In career• aa • • 975-7258. Collector for Agency. Ex· ~ulred for uladf & l)'plng. Mutt have tl"Oft waaes and ou.r benefits Homo. 20382 Santa Ana 8U1Lechenmyer.•er. salts prolesliona.ls. Wo •••Copaldmedlcal, ~cu n. WhJrlp0ol froat ra:.::Ul~.A~~!7.:r~~ ~N·e~t::-~E:ff!~ ~~r~~·£;;\~~::: ~1:!::·c!~1 ·T:::;en~i ~lSapta. Ana. Pb ::=:=:.w:: ~.:!:~:.w:::::.~ ==~~1~1~:~· ~J~•\Of. WO. 178 _ _ ~y. sae-8505. 8174000. le the potential fo -•"UVYV· 1trowlh wlthl.o the c:o. --CO-M-~-~-R-l-CAL ___ , 11YllL1MAMOI llYllLYMAMOll Nuralna MOWIS'"'tlMI Full or p/&hnt. Call =JnPeraonOr UNDERWRfTER 24452 Vla Estrada Mt5Z Via Elll'ada RN SUPllVISOI I« iob ..-.S '° ebeck1-J w_t._t_11_4_> ~---·--Jud~°l.'H:Jo: &tper'd for part time L11unatlllll• Toplaceyourmnsa1• LqJmaRWa,C. 7.3:30 !hlft.. llu·• .. -ve tbt D.allJ f'tiol Hel~ work lo C.M. Agency. F.qualO rtumty beforet.b~ ~~ " ... Frontfw, Inc (Tl4\ $56.'°850 & oyer __ 1 .... pu c, ,__,_,.1 ...c-a o u t • h o t p I ~ I W....S cl~atlon. p YO ' . ..._.. vn-•"-....,,_ 1upervbory Qper. JUDl tbe Joi)~-la'* I U 1tllN.Alrw.y ~ beftttlta. Con(fct Mn. U.. you toMlder have• tenlc. to offer or Located att.bHnd Jeaaen, Coale MtH olferinl Hnlce9 _.toMll,pl~aead o1Bater8t.No.of a="rf,....,. Memorial HupUal, wtu. aa " m ta. Job fa tbe Dall7 Pilot OraqeCo.Alrport MNTM. 'Wu&ed'tH11 II'• ..... ~ &ac1Joa , • , Coltall .. ;;...~~::::::::;:::~---~=-... --~~ft==-~8'1-1111:;:~·====~~ , A. • I I \ , ' .. _. Mhc•••oa lo4lh. Poww 9 0 40 v-'57 v-957 Aa!Ml.1..,.-W Aatot. •potted ....... ___ OAJL __ Y_P1__..LO...._T ______ _;.TI!ur!d!y.:==;;;1.:,·.;;0c=tc;.;;.iblr.;;;..'1=,..;.1111~ W .t9c1 101 I •• •••. •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • .... •• • • • •• • •• • ••••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • •• A,.,.wH I OI eo4 tr 107I ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••Make Ridiculous off rs. ~~~~~~~~~1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•111 IMW t71 R.. 9725 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• WAMTID Of\ thi1 xJnt JS' cu.tom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I M ORl.ENTAL KUCS Soortllahe:r. owner louay SEARS COLDS PO 1"RE.EPUPP1ES Boau_t bk rtlC oraan Pcr1lan 4' Chinese llllO ffsberm•n. must. sell. ~~.'~1a~:~· OH S.aKJeWlx. :~~~':d~:.~.:J,: Tapestry,Pvt.rty'aonly BU 673-1003 ---------j ___ )49:=::.:3W=~--I quaJ. 331•10ll, ~·32ll 640·7014 22' Caban Crwacr, 2.1.118, 1050 mo blltt tank. water tank. IOI •••••••••••••••••••••• antfd· Used H08pltal generator. marine radlO. ...................... M«tllury 1071 t>.d . mutt be elec 'ly s l 4 8 o 0 r b s t or r •PUIUC * **I BUY** ••••••••••••••••••••••• operated, side rails or S11cttrlce. Mu11t sell tm •RllMnUll• Good ~ Fumit~ & 'S3 GMC·Seml 170$. '&7 mutttess not req'd, PH mediately New ti1h Appllancea-OK I will GMC Dump truck SlSOO. 549·3883. fnldc:r wtrecordc:r. 1195 •AUCTIOM• ~lorSELLtorUCVouT . 0 ... ~.~~ backh~ ......,c.. 1113~6 •Friday 7:10PM• ,..A,.STIRSA l " ....,,...,... 1013 ·-1-s_a _a_y-li_n_e_r_Z_Z_!IO- Dealen W tkome 646-1616 & 833-9625 Davia Wells shaper. used ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fl ybridi(e. 280 Vt>lvo: Ftrnffure AM /FM ttt>reo w/lable ~~~jy,4~~~1 SlOOO . Conn Mln·O·Mallc elec. ~ F . many xtru COtliik-Menh ape•kora $125, sm•ll WI'• organ, cxce~lenl condl·1 __ c9089 ______ _ kiJ';idOtf ner tbl 110, chJlds record SELL Idle ltem1 with a Uoo, $800, P .I · 53~1-t~ 27• "Vtctori• Comm•nd 5toc °"' player 110, pr gold/whl Dall.yPilotClasslfiedAd. Gullu nu eplphone Orldge" Bayllner1 new. awa~ lampa $2S. rod n'·550 ctn w/case. Mk 'IWln 170 Volvo. 1reighl •••••••••••••••••••••• MAC HOWARD . AUTO & TRUCK SALES • Every Kind Of Van • Every Model Of Van • From Plaln Vans To Surfer Vans LATE MODEL TRADE-IMS CREVIER GI ST 6 UOAOWAY UNTA ANA 835-3111 nee W*Aft ~ MACMM •USEDIMW•1• '73 O#vonu l906LVY> '752002· Ul33NJMI '162002A 104911> C1oMcl o .. S..ndap ORA.MG! COUNTY'S OLDEST t 961 FIAT 150 S PIDER Unbt'hcvnble cond1lion! One ownrr veb1cl~ with only 37 ,000 miles M lilt condlllon, mu11t !lea! <MZCQM I HI WPORT DATSUN 888 Dov • Street NEWPORT IJKACI lll·llOO '75 Fial 124 Coupe. l.o mileage. $3,200 or btlst 0( fer. Cull 6'1J.4312. '72 128 SL. Top cond Xlnl buy. Ca II 54().2933 days only SSS SAVE SSS velvetswuglomp'25.am Mhctl..-s 8010 CJ1fr842-2384. dama~ed (repaired I P'oOd avaHable on the cabinet $10, walnut chr ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&criftce. S16,750. Cull WE H •VE 1HE Ulll..llT Sales-Servi<'t> Leasln~ Oftda 9 71.7 ~. lt4m1 1ubJoct 110, Maple hutch 114&, WA ..... TED flolleta Butcher Block 6 Steve. 546-7172 -" Roi c~er.lnc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• to presale. We honor dbl bed headboard $7, " Pc Drum Set w /1111 ---------YOU •RE LftAlll...u.t.. FOR w BenkAmericard Master pbooeaf\6pm.64s.7857. TOP CASH DOLLAR hardware & ZelJ. cym loah, Sail 9060 A VVl\.tnw Rolla oyce UM Brand Mew '76 Cb c 'ht•• PAID FOR YOUR bal.s.UkenewS800firm.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1$40Jamboree HO ... DAC c b 'ere•:.. : • c As I~ ~ Ud Pecan din.rm tbl_.. 3 JEWELRY, WATCHES, Pvt party. &U-9766. Hobie 16. lrlr. new trans & Newport liearh 640-6444 .... ars welcume. leafs. 6 cane back chairs, ART OBJECTS. OOLD . . more. Sl,425. 646-8255 ot I It & HAUOtt • SANTA AMA '7• 3 0 cs s rf v 1 OVER l 00 ._.. ... STHS ... UCTIO,... c·hmacab.Sl.000. Burret S I LVER SERVICE. ~~l\t&eviolln&case.~; S81150S. 631•6000 631•3421 lnt ·. ·, .. n ··._el our ToChoo .... -... -1 -"' " S200 Carved beoch S17S FINE f'U RN & AN· full slie violin & case.---------"iur. s~reo °' ope:. .,..n-.... .. 1.075'/J Mwpt. I L 2 Carved wht & gold mlr· TlQU&5. 845-2200 $85. 540-8379 an 5. PRIVATE PARTY outo. '18•000· M7-Sl60 exl UNIVERSITY Cotta Mna rors Sl2$. 3 Paneled fold· Kite • 416· OlckmobHe · 133-9625 6 46-8686 lne screen $~0 . Ben LUGGAGE TAGS Kay ele~trlc guitar & 12 Ft. sailboat No.814. Aliff-/ Allfos Wcmhd • 95 BMW '69. t2SOO Bavann> 4 u-~-C .-. • GMC Fr·-.. lln md swivel desk b In ard Crown Wah pedal, good XJ t _ _. Xlr I II. ,--~ r M "'M nvauv --------...,.,. from your us ess c . cond Call 893-8643 an n · OOuu. a saa "' Cla11lcs 9520 •••••••••••••••••••••• spd, sunr . A / .-• lkyd.a 8020 chair S2SO. Red king Send ooe card ror each 4pm · · dolly SSOO. CaJJ 548-4032. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR clean. $2700. PP. 831·1678 Truc:u •••••••••••••••••••••• qwlled bed spread SSO. tag plus one spare. We VENTURE 23 Mac· •OVER70CAR.'\• FORTOPUSEDCARS 28SOHarborDlvd. NEW&USEDBIKESa Solldmapledblbookcnse r eturn permanenllzAcconhon <C. Fldardol GregorYachto~nedde-JNINVENTORY FORElCN.DOMFSrlC Capri 971 51-Corta __ ~_~_e_sa ___ 5'M>-__ 9640_ paru <:ruisers. MX's, hdhdbbrdd$2.S.S210MapMle tw1m sealed attractive t.ag $150. Melophonlum monstralor Outstanding orCLASSICS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ii 10 Sprls Cycle & Co. r 11 • a P e strap, m~etlnR alrlln~ <OldJ) $50. Both good cond. $330o'. MacGregor ANTIQUES&CLASSICS IC your cn.r is extra cleu ,7 C--' 2100 CICJllCI" 9730 !!'~1euwport Blvd., C.M. bnloaohktctabsl e5.0013.00. ilMp!r~i l.D. requirements. Pre· playing cond. Btlan, Yacht Corp 64.2·6830 Rolls Royce, BenUey & see us first. 4 ""t'" • f ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.,. • vent loss & theft! For a 646-2626 • . T·Blrds; From SSOO to BAUER IUICIC V.S en~. auto trans. ac 71 XJ6 It blue Jaguur a • l~ Spd C . lngs. 67s-492'1. personaliied lag enclose Offic Fu 'tur. & Fiberglass SABOT. 12SO. S50.000 cars. 2925Harbor Blvd. t.ory air. Dix Int & sun· Seda ~• • x In l co nd. St.udani.s .s.Pa~s~s re· Early American Furn & wallpaper. fabric or ._!~ 8085 Complete w/nylon sail. BUY·SELL·TRADE Costa Mesa 979.2500 roof, xlnt mcch cond. 644-3233. 640-8614 art. pair. Trade-Ins. Guaran ttuscellaneous. Reasona· ~~ryb!'~tta~~ &Yo': •• ;':!:'!';:';;';••••••••••• good cond. 673·3976 az FARGO & CO WE BUY $2eSO. 54S·l4&7 7PM teea.131.2101 ble.Ph848·8204 ta&&. Or try two carm Rem. port. elec. typ. COLUMBIA26 830S.Maln·SnntaAna •USEDCARS& '76CAPRI •-annGM---G-h-la--9-7-35 Men'• bicycle~ .. AMF Bamboo Liv rm set. backtoback. w/case. SSS . Daya MARK II 1~,~~t~d~:!· TRUCKS• 4$peed, AM/FM stereo. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ereul•s. cheap, used Butcher Blk kltch set, PRICES: 4!n-3928eves493·8656 * 547.9709 * ComeinorCall air condilioninJ(, mag '58,enitnds work. bike. CaU752·1293 twn beds bdrm set , S2ea or 3/$5 p~ 8087 5 Winches. 9 sails, head. FREE A--'HI whttls, sunroof, decor $100or bestorfer ----:..:..----1 RI i r bed AM & 4/5tags$1.60ea. .,... galley, lots of gear. Very ..,..... group, less than 21,000 MldhlcJ Mttenal1 1025 p~ ~!r.~.~38. • 6/9t.ags$1.50ea. • ...................... Cast P.H.R.F . winner.~ Race, Groth Che•rold mi. Pretty car, ready to 548•1726 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tOor more $1.40 ea. 8reflkr Canaries $10,500 or make orrer Rods 9 5 40 18211 Beach Blvd. go! t7S2NLX>. 97~8 Original Agect Bamwood, MUST SELL!!! Sales Tax In~luded Top quality 642·2717 art 6 pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntington Beach $3868 &0·80 yrs o\d. l "x&" HOME FULL OF FURN. NO CARD? '71J8.178laf'tSPM 28• Sloop Swedish bit Cd Roadster, Olds eng . 847·6087 * 549-3331 Roughcul1 1··x12" 836-4170eves. Draw your own or send PiCMOSltOrn-.. 8090 cond ~kingS7SOO/~akc much chrome, s how-TOP DOLLAR Weatberea, various name. address. phone & ••••••••••;•~•••••••••• offer. Cal1Bl8·l8G9 street. $5,000/!!/lrade PAID mes, sandbl11ted $1.25 we'll make one can.I per 1 • • 96!M444 p/sq. fl. firm. Pvt ply. Hettulon go.•Sor• & Love tag.Add2S•each. Lawrey Holiday. 18 .mos 18' Sea Crown w/sa1ls & ----------IMMEDIATELY GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16600 Beac h Blvd Huntingto n 84•ach 4 Maida RX.3 Coupe, ·I spd, under wmly, very clean 83'1·3202 &46-2711 Seat , :lint cond. S250 Send check or money or new. solid Pecan spinet. trlr sips 4 never l.l';e<) 4 Wheel DriYH 9550 FORFEOIRGALN CLARS ----------1 640-2449 1\6 derto: Leslie rhythm, t ape $2800 963_2485 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960 Merct.o<fe11 220, 4 s~. C....-as & a . PILOTPRIMTIHG deck. Perfect. NewS3100, . 1974 TOYOTA CALLORCOMEIN 73 Capri V6. auto, A/C, AMffM radio, new in· 842-8844 ~pmewt 1030 SoUd Brass bed, head & P.O. Box l560 mus l sell S14SO/bst. LIDO 14, 1975, cover. L.AHDctlUISER TO SEE US xlnt cond. Need money Lenor & tires. 25 mi ~r ••••••••••••••••0 ••••• root board • kl n g. Costa Mesa. ca. 92626 556-6856. trailer .x Int. S18SO or Hardtop. 4 speed.lockanl( HEW'PORT IMPORTS ror schl. 5814442, art 6 gal. Best offer or trade US CrowoGrapbic w/135 w/Crame.$300.Al\5PM. ANTlQUEOrgan.Clo"ah Sabol+cash.493·9739 hubs & less than 11,oon 3UlOW.CatHwy,NB •-----------eror pickup or panel. Schmeider lens & access. M2-98S9 Zag Zag Sewing Machine -.. 642-9405 '73 V6, Yellow. very 67S-0970 days or 673-9676 + alum. case $200, l>ay made by Singer . ls ~ Warren Co. call Mon Brand nu Hobbie 14' used miles. U64LHZ>. Ready sharp, gd tires, call Mr. afl6pm. 497•3928, eve•el-8656 drexel twin beds, als xlnt cond Comes In rea Utru Thurs. art 3PM. 4 times w/trlr. tax & to sell al TOP Killlon at 544-8110; afl..__--''----------------1 dresser mirror, antiqu wood 3 d~rDesk,allfoa 642-3626 license Sl800. C7141 OMLYS4500 6.30&wknds646-4004 LHH Nikltormat FT2. ViY~lt r ush bottom chairs. sso. firm. Must sell! Studio Piano & Bench. 792·1156 Dys: 792·7174 DOLLAR ~.w. Used 85-20S Macro. 2.x. ext 64&-9017 831·2551 an.. 6 or wknds Good lone S37S r1·rm. _E_v_e_s._______ PAID '71 Capri 2000, 4-sp, many " tubes S3SO ~ 8936 · xlras. Cttstom bdywrk & OVER I 00 · · · · gold couch, good cond. Mission Viejo. Mesa Verde 557-4502 Boats, Slips/ FOR CLEAN eng. 549·3164 eves MER· CEDES Cab 80JS Call 675-4093 after 5: CLOSETS full gal's 1511 . r hed Docb 9070 IMPORT CARS 9 2 0 •••• ••••••••• • ••• •••••• p m wardrobe almost new Studio Piano, re anas •••••••••••••••••••••• • Dots.I 7 ON DISPLAY . · · • tuned w /match1ng Sii "allbo . ·•c:• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PER~lAN Kittens, top ........ _.. r "· t hn Sports/dress lop& le bench $560 646.2562 P5-.:> ats22 lo~ House of lm~rts quaJ1ty, show prospects. ~ new sohoosa "" m{c g boots. 842-5695 · · · Best ln Nwpt Haroor Sdff & LeollttCJ AUTHOR I?.. •'D 63A-9308 ~r. 3 to c e rom, Sportinq Goods 8094 673-8711 till 10 pm. TOP Dollar Pala t''Y Amer or Ranch Ofc desk. refrigerator •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ---------l!nO Toyot~ Jeep, Man·A· 'On ALL Trade·lnft ME~~a~~~~te;,ER __ lt_._$300_._842_·524_7_. __ , bicemaker, dressk~r. ~ POOL TABLE TraMportatlon ~· headehrs, carbddis· NEWPORT DATSUN Buena Park n-. 80 .. CU1tom 10' sofa cos le bdrm set.. ng Onc1>iere111ate.5sticks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• trabulor, eavy uty 888Do•eStreet 523-725 0 -.,.... '-...... _ • 751-M'74 545 2477 clutch & aux gas tanks. -•••••••••••••••••••• ......,.,..ell ~. Solid oak • . Uke new. $275. Mac King ~. St:Ae/ El r I S29SO Near MacArthur On Ute Santa Ana Fwy. frish Seller Pups. bdtnuet, nr new, 5 pcs .. 2ND HANDER 8 run sho S.Sl-0646 pvt. pty. Rent 9120 847~e pump, · & Jamboree Ronda AKC, ahou. wormed. te»tJlJOO·Sell S300/ofr. 6' in a ~arage. Try It, you' R t ont ••••••••••••••••••••••••---------I BUY JUNK CARS 833 1300 645·7473 whl reuan sola bed, SSO. like 1t. 120 E. 23rd, C.M St;;' H aur '8095 1969 Chev, ~ T w /11' '72 Toyota Land cruiser USED AUTO PARTS • AKC Golden Retrieve 548-2382. Tues-Sat , 10·5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cabover camper. self Xlnl cond Best orr road 540·5125 847·9637 DRIVE A Pups, show dogs.hunter Green vet.at couch, xlnt BEAUTY EQUIPMENT RET ... ILE•S contained . All xtras. tires.$3650.640·5984 XI pedi ct "' c 11 "' " Sacrifice $2400. Uays L . 9560 LITILE ••• ram. pets. nl gree con ... ust sac a FOR SALE New electronic cash 5464958• eves & wknds rucaa 4.93-45881 97V-WlS. 536-9807 rAStr liuy direct Crom 675-7063 •••••••••••••••••••••• Autos, hftported SAVE A LOT A11atraUan Shepherd pup Sola Slet.'1)tr, queen. blk $50. take all, approx. 1 Mfgr '74 cd\JRJER PICKUP ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOP & COMP Mt: pi•.Goodbreeding,S25 we t look, Sac $13S. sq.ydsshagyellow/go Morchatd ~s/ 4Speed.Jackmanmaga, AlfaRonwo 9705 IARWICICDATSUM ea. 567·9359. 673-7179 Pvt. Ply. Carpeting. 645-767• aft 6 Of Ormtge County 915o tarp, yellow 83208U. ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Capistrano ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2588 ·57 Alfa Giulia Super. 1600 831-1375 493.3375 Nine foot Sailfish. $285 01 547-4499 KAWASAKI MCf 90 '73 engine wt dual Wehe.rs. best offer. Swaps 8096 very clean. JOO m L on 540 • 5630 4 · w h I d 1 sc brakes. TOP BUYER CallS46·7~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• en~ine . Best offer Michelin radials. HOM See us first. & last' T . I bl 979·983-1 or 00·16 lhru m I"'" b t lot' more l"'ft GOLDEN RETRIEVE Sofa Bed. loun1e chr . 15"750-15newrecapS10 Want lo swap .poo la e 10.201 .. 79.""'" '"·~· u s " dollarpaadforimJ>Ort.s. d. ..... r II ht o " ~ an this 1treal Italian AKC re". Champ lines. mettc set, uvukcas1:. Ford 15" split rim, 5·1•w or sma upng p1an · ---------• COSTA MESA " rr bl .... ~ 8S5S 2626 HARIOR ILVD. Sl)OrtS i.edun. Good C-On· wk old male. Out.stand co ec t . pa111tangs. Ford IS" drop cente1 · · '76 Kawasaki KZ 400 dition . u 6501 orrer. DATSU.,.. ingmarkings.536·4321. Pricedtoaell644-0l71 rim, 5-lug. Used sad TV Radio New. $1200. 55611843. COSTA MESA 645.7542 1"'111 AFG KAN PUPS. Sllve 7' black nauttahyde tu.fled white & Apricot. Lovabl couch. $S0. Call jM!rsonahtaes. 548·0S23. 551-1092, '73280-C. pvt. 1 owner. ruJ. ly equip., xlnt cond .. 32,000 mi. AM/FM sterto cassette. $8.200. or ma~c orror . 831-1754 a=ik ror *· Goetz 2IKl SE. full pwr, rec411lt overhaul, xlnt coatJ. $3950. 963·3879 MB '7S 280S. Must seU to mtorr. PP. dy1, 979·9500, eves, 556-6519 \1erccdes lk'nz ·1~. 450SI!:. sunroor. amm:ir. New M 1c hcI1 tll>. SI 6. S 00. 6 12 777'& u rtcr tlpm 4!H·98S3 -------SHl ... TZU Dtn.rm tbl w/2 lcaves, pipes $10. 18x24 cutter Co1 H IFf Stmo 8 098 Darrel or Art. Rm 201 or .741 Datsun PU •---------28'SHarbor Blvlt. ,..,.. paper or light metal $$0 ' 210 Audi 9707 Costa Mesa 54().841 '70 21llSL Rdstr. 2 tops, Puppies (7) outstandln 5 chairs, S7S. I bl .. u. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2400. I d bl A/C line bred sh9w & pet. Al 548·262-1. ~; ~~h~!e~~{~r $25 RCA25" Color TV. ·74 KAWASAKI 90. Xlnt Call art 6, 496·5259 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 240Z. fine cond. 4spd., ~"J~·~_Ps';i~. 4~21@ • prices. 7 colors. pie G~ Sal• 1055 Toronado lawn vacuu iirilS67~ Sac l19S cond. basket carriers '75 El Camano Auto p/s '72 AUDI I OOLS ~~:~r· mags. 13600. _M_BZ_'-68. 250S. Reblt eng. 1our. puppy now, the.••••••••••••••••••••••• S75. 333 E . 18th St, CM lcon ,ij46.~4· $300. Ph67S-8ll3 p/b. air. lo ~1, w/shell: Sed . . I 7681781 rt ,, • .,3379 a n. Automatic, air Air, P/S. P/B, AM/FM, ~ l ast. · a Gi,anl Garage Sale, follow .,..,... Boeh & Marin. Honda Xl350 Enduro. am· $4.500. 646-7878. co n d . &c sun r o or. '74 Datsun 260Z. Low ml. xlnt. $3750494·6472 · signs to Sabre Lan~ <_Spr· Does Johnny need help re Equipment mar cond. move forces .118 Che\I . ...., ton 307 VS, 3 <539HONI. Now reduced sliver wtwlre whls. AC,1--- twreafDane P\lppies AKC lngdale/Bolsa) l'r1day actinc?Havecoursefor ••••••••••••••••••••••• sale. bst offr lakes. ·pdgdcondSJ400orbsl to ~ntcond.$4750.fl42·4 J968MBZ230. Excellonl champion line, sacrHice and Saturday. slow readers; consists ul Boats, Maintenance/ 842·4931. ~fr .4!14·2828 . OHL y $1999 after 5:30 & wknds. cond. $2450 or offer. a&~Oli29<7141 Ch 1 1 F 1 .. 7 .. recon!.s & booklet. Cost Ser•lce 9020 ~ , 1974 D ... TSU... 646·1823-r st an a r ~ . SlOO 8 •II $25 •••••••••••••••••••••••MU ST SF.LL .Now 71 6l i''ord \.IJT xlnt "' ..., ----S&befian Husky Female l Handmade crafts, qua Its, ~~~ · c · Fearless Fred is back. Bultaco Dandato 360 & cond, new tires. 260 z MG 9742 mos Shots AKC lil tewelry, pottery, home ,.ft I . r OB lotsoCparts $175/bstofr Sl 100 "•6l'508 Automatic. air "Ond., ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ' · k ..... 0 oods Side lk -.vrnp marine ,,erv · · uc: "148 Ct 5·30 · ,,.. . ., · ' .,. ... ~. 548-0~ a "" .. . wa Home Biter Bar . v. Kea eng re air 646·4nn.c ,,..,.,, a . s,_,.1al maas & AM /FM '60 MGA $ 1695 ______ .., 1810 Oct 22nd & Oct 23rd. Walnut Onish xlnt cond p · ""'"· . 73 GM C pickup. short ..-.~ " AICC Cocker Spaniel Mesa Bible Chapel. 1734 64~7601 ' ·Boats. Morine 73 Kawasaki 350. S650 bed. low mllcs. xlntcond. radio. l0088SSI. SEE TO BELIEVE! 11\&le, buff, 3 mo's old ~anaeAve.CM . E • t 9030 worth~ new parts. &(lo SJOO(I 581·2317afl5 ONLY S5495 Lic487CRQ sn. Must sell! Child a1•------N--.-k-1TENNIS! Newport Bch ••••~~•••••••••••• 'l!:.bg mi. 546·1003 ask fora---------• ===-"'-"====-----r HEWPORTDATSUM •THE C A R PLACE• Nl'gir. s.51·4778 art 3pm. per gara~er! o ~un . Tenrus Ch1b Membenlll SPORT YAK 8' di h ou 4 F3SO Camper Special '75 Audi 4 d di 100 ' " 888 Dove Street 2100 Harbor Blvd. CM , ........ worlun° TV s•ftgle r 1 ..,,., 1686 · ng Y °",000 m1, very "lean. • r. " ~. ru Cocker Spaniels. AKC. b:d' h " 1 ' ... · orsa e . ..,.... eves. w1\h motor mount oars '7S Honda Gold Wing 1000 ~ '" x tr a c I ea n . I u l 1 Y NEWPORT DEAvn 631-2620 ' c rome ~ass mar· nd s Al ' H M tr Id' F · call84.2·3034.5·!0PM equipped. or1·g ownr 8ll l l 00 Black males, 8 wks. ror, oHice furn, tools, 6 pack cabover she I I a seat 175. so 4 P any x_ as me g aar -----·-----t 837·11232 after 6 blehld goods. children's wtbool. fot mini pkup. Johnson outboord. hke mg. Mmt cond .. Nol a 51 Ford v, ton nat bed, 13,000 ml, $5395. 644·1920 M '72 MG Midget Air. ---------rlothe1, some new. & UJO. Two to spd bikes. newl19S. 646-0081 small or cheap bike. In· nat helld V8, xlnl cond '74 lOOLS Audi 2 d bl 1973 DATSU $1.150 F'or sale: black remnl toys. MORE! Oct 23, 24. 5'10 ea. M1d\end mobllt 5'4"x3'6 '' Varn\shed =:ff~'Jo'~~e~:l $500.S:J&.~ auto, air. ie.o~ ~: STATIOMWAGOM 493·91S3 poodle. J years old. grea 4161 G reentref7 Lane. CB. 23 cban11el$ & SSS Mahog Yacht Table. 2 ex Sun . Y Y 62 Dodge PU. good work Below blue ~ ~ Automatic. radio Ii '71 M O M1dgel, Mech --wkh----cru_._ld:-:re:-n_._4-::98:-·-3_14_ft:-r-.:.tV.:..l::ll:.::•:!!lfe.:.:.:ll:.:.l::>·...:l.:..rv:..:1.:.:ne=.:__~ aso. 638-3228 \114) leaves with 5'4" Olm bold cept . ,_.,, .... •""". W.54el day1. e7l~7 rack. t149HDEl. Super perf ecl Imm a c l n-u ...... ..,.,., economy c11r for · a.II Muutr & Rhodesia Family YArd Sale Good Used C.,.llllC) Tray, perfeC't $150. '72 Yamaha mini Enduro. 646-81~ _e_v_es_. _______ 1 OMLY $2600 side/out. See to At>· Rldgebaclt pups. UI~ Everything there. 145 ~ 87.s-OMa $250 or trade for 100 or 9570 AUDI Fox •74• auto, sun· preclato $2200/bal. Pvt familyproteet.ors,$3S ea Cabrlllo C.M. Wed/· Bo ttall 16' V 1.25MX.5$1-1092. roof AM/FM d' 1 ~p-ty'-._64_S_·97_66 ____ _ CM6-a50. 1111.1.t'/Frl. 3 end tabi. lam psj $5 ea at er, anllOll, •••••••••••••••••••••• . • ra ao •. MGI 9744 ---------r...:.:.:=.:..:..:;:__ ____ ~ Hair d~yer $!. Punc l30Q. llkenaw. Divorce. Honda '7Z, CL DOE 73 Buhble top 23,000 ml, xlnt cond. SIUCYTlllYPUPS •GIANT CA RAC bowUZ.50.3t'xl8"iouv MO-&e7S 350.10,000mi. Bestd'fer conversion. Auto trona, $3,800. 494·8486 days, ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKC. M/J.'. pvt pl SALE• otsbelfglau,~ta.Ell· <ZllO~'Nooacanoet. takes.963·1040. P IS. P /R, elec w11ter 4fr1-18Uevea&wknds. MGB '75, 17,000 ml, like 8f1.Q98 ~H<r~~~i9'~~m haust Can $4. Pelldulu S~25eacb. '96 Suzuki 250. Clean, hkup, s5950. Pvt Pty. 1973 AUDI new. ~~~~~tto. Maltftt! Puppies, 2 males 1111 Laau~a Rd Tustin' pool game $5. Sultcuea, 8'0-18111. SMO/bst. Days, 646-2468. 963-Si~ I 00 LS 7wkaold. AKC. • • . $1.50 ea. Ouldoore 111an' -........... p 90,.0 Al\6,646·5901 '70 FORD YAM S f I 3 J F •MILY CA RAO.: atovo $5. OaJU & ho~ni _. .. owwr ,. unroo • automat c 2eO·Z '74, 4·1pd. Special '70 MGB, S.S1·21S " $5 333 m 18th S\. Apt 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor H--. ~ ton with stereo 8 lrt. t~ansmlaalon, air con.di· maa whJs. radials, AM. Runs good ""'° YM 804 SALE: rurn, clothing, cM.t45-0:n7 • 30' Chris Cnft Clasalc. Sale/Rtftt 9160 Ice box. mags, 2 IJH tc!!~onFg>, low mile!\. FM. llpeclal spkra. To Call675 2094t<vC'!\ •••••••••••••••••••••• etc. 2103 Fodera!, CM. New l w 1 n e n ll •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks. Gd cond. 12~. ~ ond $5595 552 9l79 Shep/Collie male 7 yrs. n11s1s. Stereo consolo S2t. A.5• ComplctelJ overhauled. Rent 26' GMC. Pvt pty. 548·1487 Sll99. c · · · · · 1 s M G e . c 1 t r o 11 t&ga etc Ohe '1 well ....... 1060 brocade hlde·a·Wd . Perteet condition . Call883·2fll6or642-4097. '72FORD.Stove/oven, •DOMIURMS• '73Dat.sun610, ycllow/blk trim. Ctenn, Neut•r~ .. : c:X home'••••••••••••••••••••••• !:!!'!-. le 1bed,compl.W . $7500/btt ofr. Sac. for NewportBeach.CaUt. . ., •• 000 •l'ORSCHl-A.UDI• 2dr.h111rdtop,41pd. sharp, tuned & ready. "" ,... ,...,......., ,.._11 crpt, ice "•· -. · 631-0439 or 631 2028 um Ph 640-0657 ~ UTSTANOlNG Show qulckule.-Ma-l.s.51 !S' OPEN ROAD fully Call l-496·7227 1.M.11 Harbor 836-2333 . • -ro __ • ____ _ Med. sized half Oerma ~uallty Thorousllbrtd Tw1n bolt aprinp "1nat. 2t' Sklpjack·op.a, 215 ael.f-coat. Wint«' rates. s vw 7 Past BUS Fact IMW 9712 ''12 Datsun 1200· 4 apd. Opet 974 6 wpherd needs home. art bm JeldlnJJ sasoo. tresses. Incl. meta\ OMC. radio. depth 644-838S air. tape & AM/F M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Sn:'pg& over, gd. rond. ~·················· .. •• LoYes luds Has shots 4!>4·53VT frames. Xlnt cond. aounder. tandem trlr. radio. lmm11c. $5095. Ph . 4~1 2828 ~ Opel 1900. Super mt. Uc. Call after 5·30pm. SA.I.IOI UASI sett forSUIO, SSHll07 irlnt conct. ff.000. 494·4064 ~~.!~~~~ ~~ 7118-5800 &i 495·1221 340Z '73 IOUnd cond al air. $1,400 968·~ wknd' 7SJ.ll070 Mor1ae Qtr Gelding, Dbl ne«lle aewln(t mach. JI' F·llERFORM w. WlllOll. C.M. 14 Pord. ~ T v..a. auto. rood. s«so. 897 1066.Ext or M·F art s·30 rnustacUmmedlv .. i.. ladle• bike, Amt>.r & JS 673·2537 '72 n......1 1900 XI l "'d 1tn affectionate mothe MS-7918 -,y Coral necklace.a. 541.a891 llardtop, custom trtm. For sale 11713 Commander PIS, p/b, radlo, crpt. C.11 · v.,.., · n co., nt.ndahomefor her klt 0.M.C .• 6 cyl., outdrive. Motor Home "'· gen, 7SJ.S'n6. '16 280Z. White, • spd. lmmat'. 1 ownr. 47.oo a.a.. EYI. N0-2855 Deautifl&l I Yi' old lhni. Misctl-w kltir hOW'S, radio. depth cruise. 2 holdlnR tanks .• 76 Dodie VS Custom BUY OR Maas. AM I FM /Tape, ~1·• SUIOO. 1J3IMG89 b<'I Spirited, bul aenlle. W-'-4 eOll rttorder, bait tank, till air. forced .tr furnace, Xltn cood PS • Brk~ a/c. 6500 mi's. lmm•c •.30or5S9·5480 eves. 5m~~·eP~7t~1~!':~t 01mKbana trained.••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ~.!.~lier with electric 39,000 m l. 418 ena. seooo.'188.iOhft S. LEASE MOW cond. $7395. 642·9165. Al\ pone.he 97SC tmprtnnl, O<I hm please. teo0. le8-4$S'f SSS CASH FOR wineh. $499$ or make ol· 98().S566al'l4PM . 4:30968-3865 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9111)..z:&. 8-3. ..._..., 1070 Good uMd f\am/refri11 ,.,.M2.J7l1at\8 pm. ii• f\111 site Roadllner '73 W..t.d 9590 I FetTwi '721 '51 Porsche Urirent I'm II beaut male ....................... fnta/atoves$4$<0788 Bit !¥1 16' fbralas, 2 (not many). Loaded, lo CASH FOR CA.RSI ~~.~)N's ....................... 356 c~ Lab. 9 mos. My master WANTED Wanted, old fashion 1as ~~-arl~>l~P'S~:so~ ml,$8900.827-3155 '713Q02.A<l2lrfQ>. '643:.>0T2+2. Burg/blk. Sllver Cl11S11k $349! lw aJl~les & I need a TOP CASH DOLLAR t.a D It e . Prefer O/B~iJl laf!kl fe vinyl Tf'Clhn. UtUlty 9110 ~.:u~·:~r:. r~tt!0& '71~sp. t650S). ~r~·~·~·a . 3·~.~J5g~ Llc6780MC . boy to walk me. IJ93·MS'7. p A I D FOR y 0 UR ~ ... ed1ewood. 54t·549T aft. top le \rlt. Many xtraa ... ••••••••••••••••••••• OOrvettes. A.lk for Paul '72'7~ ~v!~•·A("~4!3Lf'OMFl) 642·0054. •2THlOOlll CA.boR BPILA.d~M* J~'WltLRY, WATCHES, ...,m Deve.-..uc>. UUllly trailer, 4'x6' $125 O'Ntlll. .. ue.v.,.a. -'" · •r r v • '-Kitten, dcclawed. 8 mo, ART ORJgcTS, GOLD. , ormakeoffer. HOWARDChe•rolet '7S2002·A.(2NMMNh '68 330 OTC. Mint., fact 6ll·Z620 . male. Wht w/blk, •hort SlLVER SERVI CE.' UAw1s---..1 28 199a Chrl• Cabin 830-0905 Dove&Qu.allStAI. '7U301A·A. ('105NIJ). air. drk blu/tan Int. b.alred6 bad all abols. FINE FURN It AN· ~ •n••-Cnda.r.W.Wenf ,llngle N£WPOR'l'B!lACl:I SADOLllA.CKIMW SH,000.844-0850/842,(1()54 '759142.0.MotalJlcblu.: 17&-2:11 · TIQUCS.&e~ '°'Job Mtlbrs c.o cbtck •<!row, .t_op con d .... ~--s•. MISSIOH~IEJO RS.-. 9725 pvt pty. 17,000 nil.. uaJ blkPoodl tbe Dally P ilot Help "500/btllQ-Ollldaya. -.TVr ell J ... 0 t nu fi73.4917or77HM6e "' • e 1075 Wanted ctuatflcatlon. U ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• • o.. 4 5.4949 ..... •••••••••••••••••• ----------=•~I~. .. ...................... tho job 10U want ls not Seeray 1'11 30', Sedan Allll¥111/ Claulc 198'7 2000 c '75 FIAT Xl/9. Fully '6SRedPorscbc 356C, lrpm~c -----•-·--•"'·•· •-•n man, broke lben you ml111t camJdt brid~•· IAidtd w/xtru. ClclolC1 9120 c ood d h 3 "•tom•-~.a .. , l ,,0~... /blk lnl. "400 or n.c ..... _ _, 50 I -(( .. ) .,__ .. u7 or... oupe, w as • c-MVV, "-'11 " riu., ...... t orrer (213)"""' "1'so' Good w/klda , Pt . to ride •drive, blk oftertn1 your •-.. c-e• ••· .... ,.,._. ••••••••••0 ••••••••••• mPIJ. rura & looks new. AM/ll'M l •\rack, 1ow1-~---·-.....;."-"°'...-;0...-.;:;... Colllo/Otrman Sll•P· DVade Mtr1an l!*dlna. with H acl in C.bt 1 <902> 284 • 'SS Poot. 85,800 orl1 ml'•· llHl,...,173 miles. Call collect (211) '70 911E, ad cond n\lll'li Bb\dt, I mo. UceftHCI tna. Wttloro (714 >. Wuted catqory. Have ~ c.o HU! Xlnt cond. t'714> 712'8337 784.-se. 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LO tt74 COIYmE ,.,...... tt6 ,..._ HH tl2 COUPE body work. ssoo or bHt MI BL U F. / W HT · 4 ~..._. •74 L..COLM lt74 rt.YMOUTH •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Black exterior, hpeecU1 ()(ft>r 8'.s.-4330 day1. or ~AFT 4PM PVT. Power l ril'I&. br•kt11. 4 DOOll SfDAM C\Latom Suburban tw ARAS •11 POMTIAC In HCt'll nt condition 8'4-4965evet. . windows wtlh air cond •• v.a. auto Ltans .. rectory eeatSUUon Waaoo IUln ... HIRD (......,R) Priced to sell '7 S. n-·u rnJlm 8 laulc '68 El D&rado. atneo II only H.170 aar coodl"°°1n1. pow r dard equipment lnelud 1$PllT at 4 Ufer """°' e • S~r Cleo. Call bet mil <684KLM> 1teerln1. power dlac electronlc: •anltlon ~1'1YMOllflt rd t•10 ~y $4295 ~cowkyn~~ ... ~~· A.....y1tL7' 6a ...._ .. _ -w•-.._ powerpowedllcr ,rilron••t brrakl n"a ~,..n OallY.lsS'.ln. 'Ul l v..a. Auto trans. t\ir con T ~.. , ~"':!:..:""'::=..:;'.!"::...!".......,=::::.:-:=;=-=:t::::Slr'71_p.._m_. ~ __ 2t_•-~::-:-= ~ ,.. .,..,. ... --. ------.. " dltioolaa. P~er ateer· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._,..,..ltTD•-..... •· ewer aeata . radio • I p b .. ._,,..,~ ."'-" · r It ..... Gd ttl7 MACHOW""RD •· .. it 11 t' llltomatic traQtmlssion -RM...._81 d n1 . ower ra..u. '74THUMOlllllD •DoveStreet ~ua. eb ~ ...... SIOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO&TJ\UCK ~LES vi~;rrro;:• tfo~ ,:::: nlbber bumper 11uards ~aMeHv , AM/FM stereo. Vinyl HAIDTOP NEW1P03.,,, RT13B0EA0 CH ~rm.'~a':s ere• · 71 CAM ARO. 350 rid. lit & Harbor, Santa Ana wheel covers. tllt wheel, AM r adio. hl{ht packaae. 546-1934 ~ea Mlt~'u:~~~FJ°w V.S Auto trans. Factory -auto. PS, Fil'eltone V 1 Sl 1-6000 531-3421 extra nice car' Lie. No. 1 l • n d a r d s 1 1 ~ S ""VI 1lr condJllOllin1. Power '6~ VW Bus Semi· steel radials <new) on 645..IPP whitewalls. delwte wheel 013 01-.. "' ltffrin1. Pown braku. lt7ZPORSCHf camper. Od cond. SUOO U.S. St_poke map. trew 1976 Corvetlo. loaded, ·S6ltS ~ven. lert remote mir, ' PLYM vin SANTA A.MA Powerwlndowa. AM/f.'M ti IT or batofr.MU680 sliver palot. Moviq uf. ~ml, Mu1t1elll Dy,, ror. electrir clock. lua. FUaYCrl UMCOLMMllCUIY stereo. Vinyl roof. Rill)' Stereo. rectory alloy ,1 VW D SHER S t.o Poiaclae, muat ael . ~S.5'71, 6'2·1288 Eva. 540•.5630 fc•~e r1rlt. taltaat.e au V ... auto. trana., tat"tory 1301 N. Tustin wheela. Ser. l~ =~rer.d&ready . .:agoo. 4 s~. AM /F~. m>Oflrm.PP.830-472'1 Coug• 9933 u~e~~v/d~~.11~ ::!e:.:~~lv:~:~·bra:::. S..taAH 547-0511 $5399 Sltf9 Xlnt cond. S3500tbsl ofr. 1974 CttlVROLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• pension packa1e. air AM /FM radio. healer. '74 Flreblrd ~prit nir SAMTA AHA •DOMIUiHS• 548-8423 CAMARO&.TCPE '72COUGAR 2'26HAltlORILVD. conditioning. tinted vlnyl roor. <789G IP>. am/fm sl.ert.'O, pw~ win'. UHCOLMMERCURY •POllSCHl-AUDI• '88 VW Bui.. runs well. Air colldltloning, tinted Radio. heater . power windshield. (0P·44l $2188 dows, door locks & xtraa. 13011'1. Tustin H rbo super clean. beiit orrer glass. steel belted radial 1leering. power brakes. COSTA MESA $221 S Xlnt cond. $3000. 675 O;Jg4 s.ta Ana 547.os11 U631 8 r 636-23 67$-0406 wbit.e stripe tares. turbo AM/ .wllh ~e. Gre_en. '71 LINCOLN CPE See In garage area 540•5630 ---- 'G super 90 c. Sharp, oil vw· 8 d d h y d r a m a t i c w1wh1te rlnt o0rC. wh.ite V-8 auto trans fa"',_, Aak for Rick '731~ra~.!!,!rtx. xlnl. Lo Veto 9974 ortg. $4~. ~ o 11 ui.t. i:! con . lr:insmlss aon. AM /FM vmylroo .43511 air. condltiontng', ~~ O'I f . .,_,., OH~r. Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'2-0054. Orig. own(•r Sl450. or stereo radio ronsole $2666 steering, power brakes. 0.-...,. Coast take trade. 631-3388 or '73 GT Hatchback 4·spd. ---------t best ofrer. 4!17 2\114 <DP·5ll power windows, Power -~Plot 2626HARIOllt 8LVD. 644.-4839. Good Cond. Sl450/bst ol· "11 914. white over black. $3 39 S. 540-5630 seat s. AM/FM r adio. 330Wesl Bay St. COSfA MHA _Sell Lbings rasl with Daily _r~_r_. S48_-9432 _____ _ ~fin~:~ Xln 9772 Seein gara~eareu ~ater. --Whtt~wall tires. Costa ""esa 642-5678 Pilot Want Ads. • '14 Vega Htchbk. auto. '13 911T Silver. 5 apd mags, FM, alr cond. etc 1 Owner. JC1nt cond. thru- out.. no. 100. 84S-862S •~k for Ri.ck Vll\YI root. tinted glass, .a.--.. Me tlOO .a..-. Me tlOO A/C lo ml nu tire$ A·l SOUTHERN "" wheel covers. Low -w -w S207S 830-08oo644-28TI · ORAMGE COUNTY'S Ormge Coast 2626 HARIOR llVD. mileaee car 1308CCE> •••••••••••••••••••••-•••.•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- VOLUME Daily Pilot COSTA MESA $2999 963Jl804 VOLVO DEALER 330West Bay St Costa Mesa 540-5630 1• Porsche 911T. xln EXAMPLE Brand new (:Myrolef 9920 _493_·_3380 ______ _. cond,low mlles,lnt&ex 1976 Volvo 242S. Fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dodqe 993 _llk_e_new __ ._M0-_926S ___ __. eqdlpped. I09004&>. '75 CHEVY HOYA •••••••••••••••••••••• 2626HAllOl ILVD. OHL Y $6596 CUSTOM COUPE '70 Coronel440. New tires COSTA MESA 196Z PORSCHE 60 CAIRIOLET Blaupunct stereo. speed trans mission <YCF71Z> Collectors It.. •DOHIURMS• •PORSCHE-AUDI• 13631 Harbor 636·23 .... Royce 9756 ....................... *1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROUS·ROYCE ,,.., ........ ~ ... di ___ .......... Ml\R Q U l·S ·MOTORS :.'>'10JY.ANGU(A'IT( P .. W't' """ [' I' f, ..-, -A .. rr 1 (,.,, ~I >'J•UN Vlf JO ' ~Lil· .'t"hO 4Q)-1110 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County' BUY or LEASE DIRECT Cl.OSED SUNDAYS 2025 s Manchester '.M Bentley R Type, wht, Anaheim 700-2011 gray int .• sun roor. auto,•-_;. ___ ;...;... __ ___. xlnt cond. <213) 881·1994 1975 VOL VO 242 .. ~ 976 4 cyl. coupe. 4 speed, ai '"'r"'" cond. & stereo. Extra ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean, low mileage. TOYOTA FOR '11 Not yet ·but we do ha v new '76 Corollas. Exam· pie : <TE31185919l ro only ~~!'1galn <4&tNKH>. OHLY$5400 .Ml\RQ.015 . MOTORS-· .. :ll~01f"AllGUIRIT( P~WY '' "r, •"•JO J, wy -A._,.., y l a1t Ml~' ION VllJO "I -1-80 4~· 1110 6 cylinder A 318 VS eng. Go Power Factory air d. Power $900. 493·2689 steering. P wer brakes Radio. lly wheels Vinyl r . Low mileage Lie. 921 NQ. '50 Dodge, gd cond S800/bst orr. 548·5822 art 6pm Mercwy 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76MERCURY BOICAT VILLAGER ••••••••••••••••••••••• STATIONWAGOM SANTA Ii. A .65 Falcon 6 cylinder. Auto trans. Ford 9940 LIHCOLM MERCURY Power brakes. Radio. 1301 N. Tustin Great shape. $500. Heater. Luggage rack. s.to Ano 547·0511 __ M_a_rt_y_._548_·285_2-·-. Special wheeis. Sports IS LTD. Exec car .. im accen t group. Low Dolt, See Us First... mac. Lo mi., A/C. lovel mileage. Lie. 84SPHL. But See Us Last!!! ween, SQ>O/hst oft. PP Specially priced al • .,, You Don.. 540 7800 8·5 wkdys. $3799 524·2157 wknds. Ask fo SANT A AHA Buy From Bud. UHCOLN MERCURY CONNELL '73 LTD Squire Wag. lJOlN.Tustin You're Payi-AM!F'M. nir, tow pkg, all Sautta Alla 547.0511 ··~ dlx extras. $2750 Pv ---------·II Too Much!" pty &12·6588. CONNELL '73 Torino Squire, S pas wgn. 44,000 m1. VS, auto CHEVROLET pwr. At<:, stereo radio nu tares/brakes. tram. 2828 Harbor Blvd. s hocks. Xlnt cond. mus COST A M ESA sell. $2695 bst. 556-6856 546-1200 540-563(). 1011\SO\ ,~SO\ • LINCOLN· MH~CUR'f '75MERCURY MARQUIS WAGOH Auto. trans. factory air conditionine. power steering, power brakes. radio , healer, 9 passsenger. SSSNOV $4888 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· ME RCUHY • 13 Mustang 351, auto, green. very clean. $2800. -t92-0635 '65 Musl 2+2 Fastbck. 289 & AT . Needs wrk. Sl~/ofr. 646-4005. Ken Pletoe New Car ano T n.ck s.i.. Maneoe< HURRY . for the MONEY-SAVING Chewy deal of a LIFE-TIME! LGOK'! · Yoltswogen 977 ' l •••••••••••••••••••••• '73LIHCOLM COHTIHEHT AL 2-DOOR COUPE • ti VW Bus, dependable, t good cond., SIOOO. P ; • ; : • • l I Ply. AM 8*5780 '69 Rlv leru , full y V-8.auto.tram;,foctory i. , '18 VW . Sharp! Run equipped. low miles, xlnt air condillonin1ot. power ~ 1ood. aulomatlc sllc cond. 11600. ~7· 1598 steering. power brakes. t lhill, Just tuned, lubed .u----------i power windows, power malnt serv. Moving, '73 Buick Apo llo, seats, A M/FM rudio, i mUil sell. Make offer. hatchback. $2:!00. heater, whitewall tires, ~ 8IS-0974 9634567 vinyl roor. llnted ~lass, . '• 'e8 VW w /rebll engine, I. MW Ure., stereo. $900 . NB-4193,646-0072 'H fully e quip VW t ~uareback, radial tlru. radlo.'800.87~ '14 VW Bug, $2500. ~ On.nge. slk ahrt. xlnt cond, must sell 7Sl·5704 'TO VW Bus. xlnt running condlllon, needs body L ""°"· $1400. 6'2·0261 I 'TS VW Bua, 9 pus. Nu L lteel radials. 2S,OOO ori& 11)1. $.1700. NS.1111Z '70 VW Camper; Nu eq Is tires. M5 673-5976 · '16 vw BaJa Bua. New I -a II trans. $950. Pbooe 9f3. 7094. I 61 Bus. reblt eng & trans, aunrOof, good cond. $825. t M).1171, Blaine ~us. Vtry good cond. Pb 49'7-3551 eves. 'fl YW Rabbit. 4 Dr, t:,tFM ta~e dcclc. 4 -.000 m . XJnt cond. llUO.dt-'* Cedilloe 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••• (!) Nabers Cadillac Quality and Price Guaranteed t,cuing Spcc1dl1m Preferred RJtC\ u~st SC'lcc11on of ew & U~rd CctdillJC\ 111 Orange County Open Sunddy Cadillac Masttr Otaler 2600+iarbor Blvd. Cost~ Mesa 540-9100 Nabers Cadillac wheel covers. A dassic. StU412A. $2999 540-5630 Ion \SO\'~ SO\ • LINCOLN ME~L.UHY 2626HARIOR BLVD. COSfAMESA 7SMARKIV I ~ loaded lnrludans ed vmyl top. leather interior, t1 It whee)1 cndse control, AM/FM tape, air cond1lion1n1. Ser. Y89A872631. $8616 GUS TAFSON LI NCCJLN M[RCURV 1680(1 HPach Blvd ~~u11l111glon B<'.:tCh 842·8844 HOW IS THE TIME (Of job teelen t.o check the Dally 'Pilot Help Waaud dau1flcallon. rt the job you waot lt not ~ ~ ml&lll COM!der olf erln1 you~ aervlcea with ID &d lb tbe Job Watecf cate1«1 Pbc>Do 142-5178 Futly power eQulpped w11.h Factory air cond. Lcalher seats. Vinyl r oof. Speed control. Ml\R QUI S· MOTORS )r '"I•: ¥/\R ·Uf '"'If'• V•, ,,,., !J , 'I , f, ... , I\ • , I• • M1',")1 "" VtlJO AM/ FM 11tcr eo. Till1=;;;;;;;;,;~-~====•• 11tcerlng w~ecl. Et<:. Pinto 9957 Super clean. Recond1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1oned lake new I L1 r , 73 PINTO W AGOM h P JHrJ•) o1Q'; ·I.In 943GNJ. S4199 SANTAANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1301 N. Tustin Santa Ana 547.0SI I '74LIHCOLH CONTINENTAL MARK IV F'u Jly power equipped with power antennae and dua.I power apht bench Automatic. air cond .• stereo radio. roof rack, mags & wood g rain sides. (432HDB >. A cherry at OHLYS2700 Ml\RQ!llS MOTO RS .-: r., •/'."I. iloo 'I ,..,. \•• • O .. I' I ,.,, ,", • • • 11tw.t1·.·.1 ,..'Ii"''· • "'" 4.,,' .. seals. Stereo and lape.1.=========-Trunk hd release. II· lummated visor mirrors. Beautiful orlglna l special paint. Showroom fresh' Lac. 301JPT. $6999 SAMTAAHA UMCOLN MERCURY 1301 N. Tustin SantaAM 547-0511 ·74 Pinto. One owner. 25,000 ml. Xlnt cond. $2,095 545-4664 '74 Pinto Runabout 41pd ~lu.staeU 642·5161 '71 Ford Pinto, •·•pd, $850. 642.3286 ••••••••••••••••••••••• To~aceyourmeasa1e 87 . Pt¥moutb Belvedere. -~~thebU wbl~, a dr. lo ml, new ._pu c, r.cSJaia, &ood COQCf. $550. ~ malbamUrCPll D.1111 &at '10 Berraruda 113 En1. a ... lfted,tu""71 Auto, PS/PB, Orla VW1S .11'4>01 Ph 144..sGel ·--·-- ' $AVE AS NEVER BEFORE! ACT FAST! Whlle selectlon Is bestl USED CAR SPECIALS! " '7 4 FORD COURIER With camper shell. Rallye wheels (39655U) . 52175 • '75 MOHZA2+2 4 speed. radio, heater tilt wheel 19,343 miles l886LYoJ. Low. ioW price 52799 • '75 DODGE DART Sport coupe. Air conct. auto., R&H, sun roof, power steering, 16 311 miles (359NRO) ' 53199 • '73 CADILLAC EL DORADO Full power. factory air, stereo and more. (281A) ' s5599 • 12 USED VANS-"~ TRUc;IS-CAMPEU-4x4'.0: TO-"CHOOSI ROM SUPER SAVINGS ON~ 76's!. How you can take advantage of Factory dealer rebates on an 197 6 models remalnlllCJ In •r stock. Over I 50 ccrs at our blCJCJHt discounts of the year. ALSO .. The 1977 models_,. hen and we Invite you to drive the .b r qnd new Thunderblrct LTD, LTD II, Granada, M•1tang: or Pinto TODA ~l f., Ollt '76 DATSUIS ARE . BUILT TO UST. autoui 76PRicEs~~ SOIRltR ., .. The Datsun 610. 710 and Li~I Hustl~ pickup. Great savers any time of year. Even better now. ~ectuse these brand new cars and trucks still wear a 76 price tag. That's hard to find these days. But easy to lake. As We said before. Better hurry. flecause when these are gone, there won't be any more. Ever. '76 price t-oa, Ifs now or neveJ. • . . '( ........... DATSUI SAVIS .......... , ... LAl .. l.SELlc:Tiote ~ OF CARS & ;ra~ I HOW·~VAILAIU 4 • ,. ... ·suPER SPECIALS l976•SEDAN DEVILLE F~ll power. cruise control. Low miles! (Ser. #0114441). SALE PRICE! .* 1975 SEDAN DEVIW 60/40 1><>wer seat, cruise control stereo radio and tape. tilt wheel' (629MXCl . '7915'. *· 1975 FLEETWOOD IROUGHAM Stereo tape, split seat. i;added tOP. all the elCtras. (324MCOl. '8995 * 1974 FLllTWOOO iROUGH~ eQ/40 Po~ Sftats, leather. T~ftEE !'!' CHOQ.$~! (Ser. JQ17r.MO). Low 56995 * 1974 ILDOltADO I Cabriolet t<>P. stereo,,..,_, toeded. (Ser. 10"438485). THAEE TO CHOOSE. LOW AS s7395 ' •72 VOLVO 1441 Auto. traos.. .air oonditioning disc brakes, AM ra~io. hMter. yelrOw in c o I o r • S h 1 r p ,-S e r N o 733ELG . • • s31·16 •72 VOLVO ·1421 Automati c tran s .. factory air co~ditfoning. Power (disc) brakes. radio. heater. Blue ii\ color. License No. 797GIU. $3476 •73 VOLVO I 64E Auto .. trans .. air conditioning, power st~ng. Power disc brakes. AM/FM radio, heater, gold in eolOf'. Onve it now. Sunroof. (053JGQ $4776 '74 VOLVO 164E Aut~mat1c trans .. factory air ~1tloning. power steerlllg. power (disc brakes. Stereo. radio. heater. Red In color. Sunroof License 600RFO. . $5876 .1976 0 N } ' . ~· 11HA1CHBACK11 lttl "'"" radio 90®057139) • 52817 1'1ul Tu' Ll<'f!IH ,. • Wherever you ve n Orange County, buying a Ueed Car In .Cou ft'••• from Johnson l Son "Juat Make• Sense.I;' • '74 UHCOLH 4 DOoa SID~ V-8. ~u~o. trans~ Cactory air condlt1omng, l)Ower steering, power disc brakes. 1>0wer windows power seats. radio, heater, whitewall tires vinyl robf. tinted glass. wheei covers. tilt wheel. extra nice car'• Uc. No. 64SJPP. . .. $6)95 •14 coui11i fliCiluJ 4 speed. Jac kman mags. t arp. yellow. <83?08U) 171SL~~ol~ V·8 •. auto. trans .. factory air conditioning, pawer steering. power brakes. power windows. power seats. AM 'FM radio. heater whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. I.A, mileage car. C308CC~).S2999, • , '6t L!HCOLM ~K Ill V·8. a\.llo. trans .. factory air condllioning. pawer steering. power brakes. power windows. power se~ts, l\M'FM radio. heater. whitewall tires. viey,l ~!J, tinted glass. wheel covers. A "~c. Stk. ffi2A, '2999 '7s MUCU~Y MARQUIS WAGON Auto . tran s .• factorv air cond1tionln~. Power steering: power brakes. radio, h'eater. 9 Passenger <558NDY> s4aaa . '75 P\TMOUTH fUlY ~ c;OUP V-8 .. auto. trans., factory air cond1UoninJ. pawer steering, power ~rakes. radfo, healer, whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel covers. Les~ than IS 000 miles {261M}IW) s449 s' . 7 1COU•J.RD7 V·8. auto. trans .. factory air conditioning. Power steering. power br~kes. tape deck. radio. heater. wh1lewall tire!!, vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. C435HGCl. · ·' s2666 . '7i Plt"16UTA FUlY CH: V·8. ~uto. trans., factory air CONlitiOl)klg. power steering. power brake!!. AM'f'~f radio, !'\eater vtnyl roof. '('189GIPl. ' YEAR-END CLEARANCE ON ALL 1976 BUICKS EXAMPLE SAVINGS ••• Brand Hew 197 6 SKYHAWK"S" EQuipped ~llh VS engine. 4 speed. pwr. steering. tinted glass. roof crown molding & body side morcMgs. (107473). $4199 SUPER RESALE SPECIALS •tfl9 DODGE DART Automatic. pwr. steering, air cond. -l.IKE BRAND NEWI (ZVD8'77~ OMLYSI 444 1973 AUDI .100 LS 4 C>901 Automatic. air conditioning. stereo & low mileage. (198GWY) . OMl.Ys3333 I lt7l AMC • ~TADORS9AM •Door. Automatic. l)Wr. steeling, air cond. & only 34 000 mllea (419GNM)1 , ' ' OMl.Ysi22~ 197' CHIVY MOMIAZ+~ Autorrallc, pwr. steering. air cond. & deluite WhHI ~ (~RNl·; OM.~'l555 ... .mazQB GITS.I. eUAT._.L WHIMYO= IHONTHI· A NEW '76 ._.ADAS START AS LOW.AS S'J.999 Mazda Mizer (~) . -. OUTSTANDING RESALE ¥ ALUES I 96e PONTIAC • FIRUIRD ~to. a rearl\lce car. b<Jcke( seats, ,xcellent cond. (113JREl 5 1299 · t 975 votlswAfiEM "SPECl4L EDmON LEGUNDE" Only 18,000 ml., sunr6of. stereo (~7~) , · S·AYE ~·-• ti ., • . ; 1972 MilDA RXZ4 DOOi 4 speed 'trant.: "1/tth 1 new engine (15GEYI). . . SALi Ptl~l-$1 5 99 • 197J DATSUN 240% 4 speed with only 44 ooo miles (011HWW). Sale priced at · ~459..9 WANT THE ".ARD TO GET • I tlOTi.Jil ' ,J \ . 124 SPIDER AND · X·'l /9 SPORlsc:AR 1 • .• .~ THE ~PE~FORME~~ ·. ·WE ·· · HAY&·: :ORANGE coUHtv·s LARGEST ,·. S~LECTION'~ . SEE ., VOL. 69, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA .TEN CENI Bearing . Postponed, · City ·to ,Pay Ta~ After waitinc an hour ror a fourth member to arrive to make up a quorum, the Hunt· lnltoD Beach Clty Council Wed· ...clay otcht set Nov. 18 as a second public bearing !or the downtown redevelopment plan. The hearine will be held at the Huntington Beach High School amnaaiumat5p.m. • The tnt pubiic bearing was' held at city council chambers on Oct. 11 and the space proved too small to accommodate an estimated crowd oC700tob> peo- ple. A second bearing was original· ly scheduled for Oct. 28, but it was canceled because city of· Cicials didn't send but notices or the hearings to residents bued on the latest county proptrty owner list. The mailing of certified mail ror the Oct. 11 hearing went to about 1,650 residents or the downtown area. Each envelope cosl$l.09 for a total of $1. 798 . A company is hir~ to stuff the envelopes whlch costs more than $1()(), according to Ron Contreras, a redevelopment Jpecialist in the plannine department. That entire pro~eu will now be repeat~. Councilman lUcbard Siebert °""' l'llet ~.., A,,llw •· v1 .. ,.1 Fence Stops Slide Driver Glen da Venator. 27 . of 816 Alabama St., Huntington Beach, told traf · fie officers her Honda went into a slide Wednesday afternoon upon hitting a wet patch of Pacific Coast Highway on the c~ve near Sam's Seafood Restaurant in Sunset Beach. It bouncedoff another car arid rammed fence near 25 th Street. Miss Venator a nd her passenger, Roberta Blakeman, 26, of 905 Alabama. St., Hunt~ ington Beach, were hospitaUzea with m\.UUpl~jnjuries. I 1· .'Girl's Yells . Rout Rapist In Huntington A baby-faced would·be rapist wearine silvery sunglasses and brandishing a butcher knife escaped Wednesday after his in· tended victim's screams and . tttni ... gg!~-b~\!g~,t ~e~p~ s~_~.!lSb attacked on a nuntm.s""n oeac roadway. · The victim, 18, told police sbe · was walking to work at a new shopping center near Main Street and Mansion A venue. The SUS· pect pulled his old sedan to the curb down the street, raised the hood and began tinkering with the engine. He grabbed her as she walked by the location in the 3000 block of Palm Avenue. He threatened her with bis knife. whereupon she began lo struggle. Detective Virginia Kirkmeyer said passersby noticed something wrong and pulled over · to investigate or offer assistance, at whlch time the victim's at· tacker jumped into his old car I and ned from the area. Information supplied by the young woman and the witnesses · to the attempted rape has been used to compile an artist's ~ portraitoCthesuspect.. ~ :: Body Move Set NASSAU (AP) -The body of executed murderer Mlchaiah Sbobek ... m be disinterred from a I paupers' cemetery and flown back to Milwaukee for burial. His, ., mother, Juanita Spencer of , Milwaukee, initially said she 1 couldn't afford the transfer but of· l fldals said she chatlied her mind after learrun1 details of tbe • I .eemetery's cood~Uoo. · -Man Finds Check· For $4 Million NEW YORK (AP) -"I was shocked. I couldn 'l believe it. My hands were shaking," recalled Park Avenue doorman Ed Len- non. Lennon bad gotten orr the sub- way at East 59tb Street in mid· Mantrattan-·as-·he a~ lllily on his way to work. But be noticed a small blue leather brief case on the station floor. After picking up the case and unzipping it to find the owner's name, be saw a check for $4,189,769.95. The check was from an import· export house, the Maurbeni America corp., and was payable to the Louis Dreyfus Corp., a Manhattan brokerage firm. Lennon, a Queens resident, said the first thing he did was call his girlfriend "and asked her to · find out what I should do." Meanwhile, things were more hectic at the Dreyfus Corp. The messenger carrying the case dis- covered bis loss and reported it to the company which issued a stop payment on the check. ''The poor guy was beside himself," said Ralph Toto. mail room supervisor for the com· pany. "He'd delivered a signed invoice for a stock transaction to the Marubeni American Corp. and picked up the check in re- turn. But he was also carrying a plastic bag loaded with copies or the minutes of an executive meeting.•• Toto said the bag broke in the subway s tation and wblle the messeneer scram bled to retrieve the papers, he dropped the brief· cue. But Lennon returned the check and everyone was happy. There was no mention of a re· ward. Seal Beach Sex Assault Forum Set Downtown Seal Beach resi· dents have asked a police depart· ment representative to discuss the recurring rape problem in that district at an·8 o'clock meet- ing tonight in the city council chambers 2118tb St. Acting Police Chief Sim D'Amico said be would like to clarify information about the six sexual assaults committed ln the downtown area s ince January. Police said victims have described the suspect as a white male, about 27 years old, with a mustache and wavy black hair covering bis ears. Other than the description, police said they have no leads In the case. "Because of the publicity, I believe the invesUgaUon has been hampered." said D'Amico. "There bas been a great deal of unjustified concern." D' Amico said he will discuss rape prevention and what women should do if they are sexually as- saulted. The acting police chief ad· milted be would not a release ex· tensive information whicb may hamper an lnveatieaUm. was the fourth a.ad final COUD· cilman to arrive at Wednesday's special meeting. He relucl\JltlY approved the new bearing date and the addi· tional e>q>enses involved in send· ing out the second round ot public notices. · "I want to make sure that tbe public notice is the only reason for rescheduling the bearing," be said. ,.~ Siebert voted to cbanee the bearine date after assurances from Asalstant City Ad· ml.nlstrator Richard Harlow that tblawasthecase. Siebert said that he had heard there were other reasons that the city bad in changing the public bearine date Crom Oct. 28 lo Nov. 18, "including giving the officials time to rearouf." "Thia la al confusing to lbe 'Playboy' Interview .. public," Siebert said, "and l _.., concerned about their un· derstandlng." Actine Planning Dlrecto~ Edward Selich said that the pre· viou.s proa>erty owners' list would · have satisfied legal requirements if the original schedule for public hearings ~ere followed. He said new property ownei lists came out after the be~ were delayed. Carter Raps Ford: ~ . . For 'Use' of Ad By The Assoclated Press Jimmy Carter said today that President For-d is using "a highly misleading sort of ad- vertis in e campaign" that features the cover of the cur· rent Playboy magazine contain· ina a Carter interview and a Newsweek cover s howing F~rd's picture. Man Hunted In Hit, Run Accident The hlt-and·rqo 'tkiver 'Nhose car 1tp&ck ~ a nrn.10 'Wtk> was cmeslit1 a-bus Hunt-initoo Beach boulevard Wednes· day, was sought toda.y by police. Inve1Ugators ate also attempt- ing to locate any relatives or the victim, who was pronounced de· ad on arrival at nearby Hunt· ington lntercommunily Hospital after the 8:45 p.m. accident on ·Beach Boulevard. She was identified today as Dorothy Brazil, 57 , who ap· parently moved recently lo a small, apartment comprex at ll5 Seventh St .. Huntington Beach. "There is no known next of kin and we have just turned her personal effects over to the coun- ty public administrator-,!' a spokesman for the Orange Coun· ty Coroner's Office said today. OCCicers said Mrs. Brazil was struck by a dark blue sedan as she crossed Beach Boulevard between Taylor Street and Clay Avenue. The driver of the car, described as a Ford Mustang n or older Chevrolet Camaro, raised in the rear, with mag wheels, knew be bit the woman, poUce believe. A s~ond car, a German van driven by a Huntington Beach woman, became ltavolved when Mrs . Brazil's airborne body bounced otr its side, pollce added. The woman stopped and in· vestigators 1aid she wasn't cited. The traffic fatality was Hunt· ington Beach's 19'b ~ 1976. Coroner's deputies and ~ce said among Mrs. Brazll 's personal etcects was an old slate Department of Motor Ve~cles identlflcallon card beanng a Costa Mesa address. Funeral services under county sponaonhlp ... ere pendin# today at Smith's Mortuary ln Hunt· lncton Beach. Speaking with reporters dur· ing an inspection of rus peanut warehouse In Plains, Ga., I.he Democratic p residential can· didate complained that the ad tries ·'to insinuate that l'm a special case and have low morals simply because I grant· ed an interview with Play.boy." The advertisement has been placed ln 350 newspapers in 22 TAKES VALLEY POST Ex-Marahal Hole Valley ~ames Ex-marshal To Fire Post Former state fire mayshal Albert E. Hole, 56, bas been ap- pointed Fountain Valley's first assistant fire chief, Mayor Al Hollinden announced today. Hole, a former Long Beach fire m ars hal and 25-year veteran with that d"partment, will assume his duties with Fountain Valley Noy. 1 with an annual salary of $24,360. The new assistant chier will be in ILne for the ·top fire depart- ment post now held by Chief Harold Lawson who bas an· mounced his retirement In January, 1978. Hole was appointed as a California rire m arshal by former Gov . Ronald Reagan. He retired from that post last year. He was also appointed to the Na· lional Commission on Fire Prevention and Control in 1971 by President Nixon. Since January of this year, Hole has been Involved in a private buariness enterprise known as .Fire Protection Engineering in Long Beach where he resides. states, according to the Presi· dent Ford committee, which de- veloped it. The committee urges people to read bolb magazines as one way of deciding which candidate to vote for. The Playboy cover shows a woman with her shirt unbut- toned and a headline referring to the Interview: "Now, tbu <See PLAYBOY, PageA2) Near Miss Reported For Planes WASHTNGTON <AP> "L'U tell you -when you can get lhe prop vibration in the cockpit, he's close." Those were the words an Eastern Airlines pilot radioed to Washin&too National Airport after bia jet nearly collided with an Air Force cargo plane. The Eastern pilot, whose plane was carrying 62 passengers, s~ lhe Air Force C-130 "wasn •t mqre than 200 feet above us" when the planes passed Sunday al about 4,000 feet, according to an air traffic control tape. The airport's tower chief said Wednesday following an in· vestigation that an apparenf .. pi:oblem . .in . coorciiAaU.on.•• between air traffic controllers resulted in the near-collision. Eastern Flight 175 was stop. ping at National en route lo Miami from Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The Air Force C-130, a four· engine turboprop with a five-man crew, had just left Andrews Al'B en route to Rochester, N.Y. National Airport handles ait traffic for both National and An· drews, which is located ln Maryland near Washington. Tower chief Harry T. Hubbar.d said a "departure controller .. handling the C·l.30 apparently failed lo get clearance from an "approach controller" to send the C-130 into a climb through Flight 17S's airspace. Neither plane took evasive ac· lion, and no one was injured. Barricade Falls SACRAMENTO (AP) -()f. ncers used an armored car to knock down the door of a vacant store where a man had bar· ricaded himself for three hours. Coast Weather f CALLS FOLUJW f A.D FOR CW/VA Mangers, BUrke Trade Sh.ots Increasing cloudineaa and cooler weather exl)ect- ed Friday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. Coast high 75, low near 60. r.,. IN~IDE TODAY : . G~ MacArthur vowed, ''I 1b4U r•tum," and 1" doea • again -thu time in the plrlOPI o/ Gt•OOf'JI Pd m the new~ "MacArthvr." 1'w · . ~ IDM ..,, both I "We advertlled in two other ~n and received no response~ B78TEVE lli1'CllELL ft.nt d -~ ln the Of ... V.llyflt ..... ay our 11111 ran With wall posters asking Ute Daily Pilot we recelYed matl1' question, "Who Needs Ford and calltandaoldoure.blna." Carter? We've Got Burke and Tbeee were the words of a Cott• Mesa phJsleJaa wbo Mangen," Estancia Hilh School · student.a in Costa Mesa Wednes· ~th.ls claulfted ad: day fired questions attbetwocan~ Lenox ttnett China. d.ldatesfortheT3rdAaemblyDis-Westcbater. Wide Coad ... ct d""'-bool ............... borders. Many ut.r.._ ... , wUJI a sc -s...,._..""" UMd twiee. ~ ~tee. U · debate. z·uuorxn·nu And the incumbeot a•- lt P•1l to put the~ Pilot to. aemblyman aod hll challqer '1Nrtl tor >'"· WIMIMr Hllln• ~·~diJb appoblnt ~ _.. 'ftH china or cleaninc out the , ... c ar1ea ••-andbe .... , t.' aJ1 at IOllle points ln. the debate, with .~•· ~. ~·5171.. .. • cballqfl' ~ M~ call- • inl bis opponeat1 an "J can't" IS· aemblyman, and Robert Burke charting M aneen with exar· 1eratin1 the truth in 110me of bis remarb. Burke IS seeking a sixth con- 1«ut.lve t~nn In the AaaemblY, a lad. be say1 polbta to bl.I effed.lve- neee in the lower house. llaqera cbar1tc1 Bde with "the Jowell eoeMrntk1n recard in the APembl)' I •f ..Staid the .. sembl7man h•• aa "I caa't pbiloloplq. ·: tb•' It ...... 8'1Ql. ty to repNMDt tb94tiltrtct .. Burke Cftft~ that ....._ mml.NJJDl,•'IU"•'lMID't• •tUtude. I won'tletyourfreedoms be violated by bigger and bigger cotltrola at the state lnel," be said. Burke told students ln &pildecl forum, "I want to-make sure you retain yoar constitutional liberties and tbat's not what's'°" tn1 on up ln Sacramento." He said a Democndcally con- troned lestalatve .._ olf tbaM fNedoms, -' enecJ" the 1Dled rw • baJneed ~biJ 1n SllCramteto, Wldch ta ccreaUy iw.thtrdl DemktaUc. ' 'lurtre ••kl ....... dllrte thllt be~ 110 oe • .... or state legialation, .. is anexauer•· tioll," adding bi$ frequent oppo1l· tlon to bllls. "protects your rights ... Both candidates said tbey have an ol)On·doot policy tor their qulrler mUUo\\ cONtltuents ln Colla Mna HmatlQatOD BelCb, , l'OODtain V abey andSUl Beach. ManJtn .. id Barke does not . Ultm to lUI COD•U"'*"', 8ddlac, "He la a f ull-tlm e resident. reall)' • ofSettamlhto." llatapn 1atd that. Ube I.I elect.- tel NoY. 2, be has a ayatem whereby be •UJ be ..,,.. to ... a. ._D&aA~&,~Al) • • P'cftu'tt hoa eom~ mtmlting """'°1Wr cm P.aoe A 1. ladex . •t •• .. At .At. at.a ~ "~ ,,. ··Greets Workers .. , ;, • Jack Ford the President's son, chats with Edn.a -·· Campbell. ~ Republican campaign worker, during visit . ,, Wednesday to Huntington Beach headquarters of As- '· semblyman Robert Burke, who is seeking re-election in -,1 lhe 73rd district. Ford dropped in to encourage GOP campaigners and meet with Burke and Republican 11 Robert Badham, who is seeking the 40th Congressional · District seat. . Slernons Denounces . . :Split, Dropout Tale By GARV GRANVfi..LE • Of lht O•lly Piiot St•lf · Republican Assembly can- '.didate James Slemons angrily denied today that he had climbed aboard his yacht Tues-~ay and sailed orf into a JO-day political s unset. Just as angrily, Slemons de- 0pied reports that he intends lo )Vilhdraw from the 74lh District race. "Those unsubstantiated re- ports are just another part of a series or mud slinging attacks by my political opponents and •rresponsible members or the press.·· said Slemons. The harried 74lh District as- sembly candidate also said he was disturbed by Republican Marian Bergeson declaring herself as an official write-in candidate. He knew where reports of his so-called 10-day flight from the political hot seat came from, however. , He labeled the charges of his .sea exodus "irresponsible al- ;1egations that could have easily 'tbeen disproved if those ma.king :(Jlem had taken the trouble to ~heck their facts." Slemons said he ldt Newport Harbor Tuesday afternoon to check out new radar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. But his travels took him no further than Dana Point Harbor. ac co rding to the ·Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven It> his automobile dealership by ~oe of his employes. "If anyone had taken the trouble to come In here they ~uld have seen me live and in Pf:rson," the candidate said. "But," he said, "it was much ~i<'r to assume that I had fled }o Mexican waters to escape tom I don't know what.". ; ''Sure I'm upset about it and I , dbn't quite know what to make bt It," said Slemons. : t Shortly before the filing de- ' OP.ANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 'n.-0<-GN\I O.llr 1t11o1 _.,,....,..,.,,...,.. _.t'\lll>'lffWH,.w\ "'''' 1\0Vl>f1~bYt,..C)f"~ CN\t Pubf1\h1ft9 Como•nt ~••• fdtt-of'll "''• py011,,._.o Mo"Cf•• tl\foufJft ttrtcMv fM Ct-\1• MIM. H~wpotl &f.M'h t4Uf'l1~ lt4Cf\ f:9'U"' ~VeU••· lf'••f\11'. S••dtlfOM• V•UtV ..-NI ~4K"'Sio\11ft0M\I AMftt .. ~ff'dl M OWOfl\Mct $.tlvtday\ _.., ~ f'- ••'tCiMI 6'Ubti"'1nq •l*l't f\ M J:» wtM .... ~,.... •• CC.tu M<t'•· C•m°""'' ~ .. . _... .. _ Pn•.,.nt tftd ll'vtllt- • JoOtll Cwloy \/tC'f' Pft\tOtf\1 t NI ~Mfal M9NOtf' ~-···-,011 .. n.-···"'...._... IN,..9'"9 [di ... adline for write-in candidates Tuesday, Mrs. Bergeson, whom S lemons defeated in th e Republican primary, declared herself a write-in candidate. Since then, the 48-year-old member o( the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board or Trustees has said she isn 't certain that she'll wage a cam- paign for the Nov . 2 election. Either way, Slemons said Mrs. Bergeson's filing as a write-in candidate is disturbing to him. He apparently was more up- set about radio reports that he plans to withdraw from his race with Democrat Ron Cordova. Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why be should. E'rona Page A l PLAYBOY. • Real Jimmy Carter." Ford said Wednesday he read a transcript of the interview but not the magazine. He said he declined to be interviewed by Playboy because "I don't think a president of the United States ought t_Q ~e interviewed in a magazine that has that format." Carter claimed the decision to place the ad was made by Ford himself, but added that he FORD TO SPEAK IN COUNTY--A3 doesn't think it wlU help Ford's campaign for election. "I think Mr. Ford knows that Playboy has interviewed many people: his own seeretary or the Trt!asury, Mr. William Simon; Walter Cronkite, William Buckley; Albert Schweitzer; Arnold Toynbee; Gov. Jerry Brown, and dozens of others in addition to myself.'' Carter's interview· has become a campaign issue because of his expressed views on sex and morality. Carter said he has lusted after a lot or women and committed adultery in his heart. but believes that God foreives him for it. Both are scheduled to be at an Al Smith political dinner in .New York City tonight. BJJt their schedules have been carefully tailored to keep them from seeing each other . Ford's schedule calls for him to show up at. 1 p .m. and leave at 8:30 p.m. wilb Carter arriv- ing at 9 p.m. and staying for about an hour. Landlady's Bottle· Collection Stolen PACOJMA <AP) -Three mid· dle-aae people were robbed.and kidnaped, a man was stlot and a woman raped twtce today in a three-hour epiaode of terror that eodett with the arrest or a H · year-old boy outside the building where it all began -the Foothill Div'islon police station. Authorities said the boy, un- identified because of bb age, de- manded $40 from two men and a woman parked in a 1963 Cadillac m a parking lot near the police station. · When the men said they didn't have $40, the youth shot one man in the cheek, climbed imo the back seat and ordered them to drive. The car went a number of miles to a remote area or Sylmar. where the men were or- dered out of the vehicle. The woman was ordered to drive off, and before the episode was over the woman was raped twice. When he drove back to the spot where he first accosted the three. Foothill police had been notified and arrested th~youth. He was booked for investiga- tion of attempted murder, kid-·nap, robbery and rape. The man who was shot, Gr~gorio Martinez, was treated at a nearby hospital and re- laeased. Names of lbe other two victims were not immediately re- leased . From Page Ai DEBATE ••• response "from 800 to 900 consti- tuents in an evening on any is- sue." On other topics, the two can- didates disagreed on nearly every question put to them by the in- quisitive students. They disagreed on Proposition 14, lhe farm labor initiative. with Burke claiming the proposition would limit private property . rights. Mangers countered by saying farm workers are the last seg- ment or society denied the right to · protest work conditions. On decriminalization of mari- · juana. Mangers said he sees hypocricy in the older generation, "having the gall to condemn yoWlger people for smoking the . weed in the privacy of their own home.·· He said those same critics, "go home every oigbt and have two or three martinis.·' But he stopped short of support- ing legalization of marijuana, "until all the research is in on the subject." Burke. on the other hand, said' he would call for stricter mari- juana laws, and said he disagrees with the concept of the victimless crime. "That is lo me. a shallow philosophy." he said. "Society is the victim when people need these crutches (both drinks and marijuana.) They are not able to acheive their full potential and society is the victim. Society bas to pay for rehabilitation." On conservation, Rurke said, ''A lot of people would label me anti-conservationist.·~ He said. "l 'd like to see res pons ible cons ervation . meas ures, not e motional con-. servation. What I have seen iP the legislature and from con- servation groups are programs planted in rear and emotion ..• Mangers lambasted Burke's conservation record, saying the assemblyman has "the lowest · rate or pro-conservation support in the legislature.·• He rattled orr a half dozen con- servation issues Burke did not support, adding, "Let's not be mistaken. Robert Burke is no conservationist, and if we don 't have conservationists, we are dead.'' Three School Candidates Due at Meet Only three candidates in the Nov. 2 special election lo fill a va- cant Huntington Beach Union High School District Board of Trustees aeat have confirmed. their appearance al a public foruJO at 7:30 p.m . tonight in the· Edison High School faculty : cafeteria. Dorla AJlen, of Westminster. said she was not informed about the candidates' night by its 1pooaon, the West Orange Coun· ty Lea1ue or Women Voters, until A Huntington Beach landlady : thil week. Because of a previous has complained to poliqe about a commitment, abe aa.ld, she will . .. departtng tenant, aUegiq he bad oot be able to a ttend. just tnade 'off with $1.000 worth or The o'th .. r can. dldates Michael antique bottles and ouaht to be in .. the jug Vandor, J obn Hundley and The ~ictim owner of property' Jama Hamilton, have indicated in the 1800 block of Le Grande · · tbe.y will be at the meetiq to pre. Lane told investi11ton tbeatolen' sent five· minute speeches on ibe bottles were boxed and stored at -election iaau., and aaawer ques. tbenlU.111D11. _ Ucllllltrom tM audieDce. • Roadster Wrecked Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Firemen aid 17- year·old Scott Alan Davis of Fountain Valley after his custom roadster swerved off the Newport Freeway Wednesday afternoon, ending up in a oeoncrete drainage dit.ch. Davis was taken to Mercy General Hospital where hew as treated and released. HB Seeks Funds A.gain Huntington Beach will seek funds ror a third year under pro- visions of the Housine and Com- munity Development Act or 1974. Officials say they expect the ci- ty to receive about $1.3 million from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD>. City officials say they have re· ceived more than $1.l million In lbe previous two years or the pro- gram. non l ~~ CONTROL --.. _______ __, The money bas been used or desi.Jnated to upgrade the downtow~ater system, to pro- vide a community center at Oakview Park, to buy park pro- perty in the Old 'town area and to make a Joan lo the redevelop- ment agency. Grants from HUD also have been authorized lo remove bar- riers to the handicaped, to install a storm drain in Old Town. to fund improvements to the senior ciilien recreation cent.er and to help support the Orange County Housing Authority. The Planning Department plans a community analysis to assess housing conditions and needs. 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Jr. Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 ~ ........... etrMSlllc ,,., n ........... c .............. . s..nc.,_...,,.... 7 ~OL. 69, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2t, 1976 . . Reagan Letter Backs SleRions Still? Tbe campaign for lbe 74th As· aembly District, already marked by controversey over the dlsap· pearance ol the Republican can· clidate Jim $lemons, was thrown Into further turmoil by the use of what appears to be a Ronald Reagan endorsement of the Newport Beach car dealer. Voters received letters on sla· tionery bearing Ronald Reagan's name at the top in which the former California governor im· plied endorsement ot $lemons, saying ''I strongly recommend and urge you lo vote and work for Jim Slemons." However, there were conflict· ing reports out of Reagan's office over the use of the let.ter. One spokesman said the former presldeQtial ·candidate bad not included Slemons on bis list of endorsements for the ll.P- coming general eledioo. Another, contacted later, s.aid tbe perminion for the letter was given some time before the published accounts alleging mis· deeds on the part of the Oillly l"l lfl S\tlf l'llO!o Support Frotn· Hollywood Actress Sally Kellerman <best known for . playing Hot Lips in the m o vi e. noon rally at UCI Wednesday. Several hundred s tudents gathered on the Gateway Plaza steps to hear Miss Kellerman and also Carter 's statewide campaign coordinator, Terry O'Connell. "M.A.S.H ." ), urged UC Irvine students lo vote Nov. 2 and endorse policies of pre· l sidential candi~ate Jimmy Carter at a I !County Goes I Change Studied ~On With Shots D espite Death By ANNE COOPER Of Ille Oilll'I' l'llol SUff Bicycle Motocross Off to Woodbridge? The Orange County Health Department wlll proceed with its swine flu immunization pro· gram. despite the death Tuesday of an elderly Laguna Hills man lour-hol:tt"s-after-he-·•as in· oculaled. Alton Adams. 77. of 102-A Via Estrada died in his Leisure World home the same afternoon he and his wife and gone for .swine nu shots at Saddleback Community Hospital. Adams, who had suHercd two beart attacks previous to the vac· I clnation. was riding an exercise 1 machine when he collapsed Tues· day. The county coroner's office confirmed today, following an autopsy . that the cause of Adams' death was a coronary due to arteriosclerosis. In a statement issued by Dr. Richard Elpcrs, public health IJl~Cal orricer, and Dr. Gerald Wagner, immunization program director. the two men said all evtdence indicates no connection could be made between Adams' inoculation and his death. In view of this fact, the health department will proceed with the <See FLU SHOT, Page A2) Coast The controversial bicycle motocross course in Irvine may wind up at a site in the new Wood· bridge Village if facts and figures related lo building costs support tharplan. -· The committee formed by the city council last week to study the motocross question met at city hall Wednesday afternoon and decided that. if possible, the course should be relocated at a future park site in Woodbridge: The course currently is located in the Edison Company right-of· way, off J effrey Road near the Smokelree homes. So Car. only grading has been carried out at the site. Trouble began last month. when t h e new Smoketree homeowners discovered the course was being built and pro· tested to the city council. They said they were told by the developer, Warmington Develop- ment Company, that the strip ad· jacenl to their homes was going to be developed as a ueenbelt, with picnic tables and barbeque pits, not a motocross course. Several of the homeowners have filed a $510 milllon lawsuit qainst Warmington and the ci· ty, stemming from the motocross course. already. BuL Warmington said he doubts that it would cost $41,000 to build a new course and said he will take the city's plans and find Ollt how much it would cost him to ~et the same course built. (See BIKERS, Page AZ> Crime Goes To Court, The parking lot or the Harbor Judicial District. Court seemed a safe enough place, so Phil Tozer, ow ner o f the Balboa Pavilion. left the keys in his 1968 Jaguar· XKE when he went into· the municipal court Wed- nesday morning. When he emerged an hour and a half later, the car was gone. Police say the sliver· gray car bears a license plate t h at reads, BALPAV. Republican Assembly canclidate. Those reports contended that U.S. Customs ageots have twice selzed allegedly porqographic material from Slemons since 1974. The allegations also have it that Slemons had a part in get· ting a candidate to enter the primary this June so that * * * Slemons.' name would have a pre· rerred..place on the ballot. > Slemons. who missed the first month of the general eledioo campaign while he was traveling 'in Europe, withdrew from all campaign app1arances on Mno- day, saying his lawyers are in· vestigating the allegations and advised him not to talk. * * * Reagan staff members salcl. Reasan is out of town today and unavailable for comment on the letter which described SlemOft!J as a man or "Independence, good judgment , courage and inte· grlty... • ' The letter also bears the ad· dress of the Friends of Jim $lemons at the bottom or the page. * * * Sleillons Seethes Denies By GARY GRANVILLE Of lllo Oally l'llol Slaff Republica n Assembly can· didate James Slemons angrily denied today t hat h e had climbed aboard his yacht Tues· day and sailed off into a 10-day political sunset. Just as angrily, Slemo11s de· nied reports that he intends to withdraw from the 74lh District race. "Those unsubstantiated re· ports are just another part or a series of mud sli nging attacks by my political opponents and irresponsible members of the pres$." said Slemons. * * * Bergeson Mulls Full Campaign Marian Bergeson . who finished second in the 74th as· sembly ~istrict 's Jun e RepubKcan primary, wiU wail until Saturday to decide if she will wage a last minute write·ln campaign. Nevertheless, Mrs. Bergeson already filed a s an official wrlte·in candidate by Tuesday's deadline, a nd Registrar of Voters Al Olson will count any ballots cast for her, whether Mrs. Bergeson wants votes or not. The 12-year member of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees told members of Women in Com· municalions Inc. in Santa Ana Wenesday night. she filed the write-in petition to keep her op· lions open. But she wants to wait three days to see if support for her candidacy surfaces. "It has to be fantas tic response and it has to be Republican leaders." Mrs. Bergeson said. "I am not inter ested in an unsuccessful campaign frankly," she said. "But on the other hand, the response has been so fantastic from the rank and file Republicans who are totally concerned about good representation. , "'f.his is the real confrontation , that I think we are faced with, and it is an issue of principle versus strong political power." · Mrs. Bergeson continued. 1 Mrs. Bergeson, one of 12 can· didates in the Republican primary, lost by 2,600 votes to Newport Beach car dealer James Slemons. Split, Dropout .. The harried 74th District as· sembly candidate also said he was disturbed by Republican Marian Bergeson declaring herself as an o!ficial write-in candidate. He knew where reports of bis so-called 10-day flight from the political hot seat came from, however. He labeled the charges of his sea exodus "irresponsible al· legations that could have easily been disproved ir those making them had taken the trouble to check their facts." Slemons said he left Newport Harbor Tuesday afternoon to He Missed First Lady BEVERLY HILLS (AP> -A 26-year-old man was arrested today as he tried to break into the suite at Lt\e B~.verly Wil s hire Hotel wbere First Lady Betty Ford stayed the last two nights . authorities said. Steven Barker was ar· rested by Secret Service agents. He was taken to Beverly Hills police sla· lion. where be was booked ror inves tigation of in· terfe ring with a Secret Servi ce agent in the performance of duties. Authorities said they believed Mrs. Ford had already left the room. check out new r adar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. But his travels took him no furthe r th an Dana Point. Har bor, according t o the Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven to his automobile dealership by one of his employes. "H anyone had taken the trouble to com e in faere they could have seen me live and in person," the candidate said. "But," he said, "it was much easier to assume that I had fled to Mexican waters to escape from 1 don't know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and 1 don 't quite know what to make or it," said Slemons. Shortly before the filing de· adline for write-in candidates Tuesday , Mrs. Bergeson, whom S l e mons d e f eated in the Republican primary, declared herself a write-in candidate . Since then. the 48-year -old member of the Newport.Mesa Unified School District Board or Trustees has said she isn't certain'that she'll wage a cam· paign for the Nov. 2 election. Elther way, Slemons said Mrs. Berges on 's filing as a write-in candidate Is disturbing to him . He ag>parently was more up.- • set about rttdio reports that he pl ans to withdraw from his race with l>emocrat Ron Cordova. Slemons s aid he has never consldered withdrawal and sees no reason why he should. "It's difficult lo combat such (See SLEMONS, Page A2) County's. Prices Slide Slowly Up By The Associated Press Consumer prices in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Orange County metropolitan area edged up another six-tenths or a percent in September, pushed hardest by a sharp rise in tbe cost of hous- ing. The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics said today the latest rise brought prices to 6.4 percent above last September for the Southland. However, ofricials said, the price sp ir al ha s s lo we d somewhat from last year's rate. The price rise the first nine months of this year was 4.3 per· cent, compared lo 6.4 percent for the similar period in 1975 for the area. The Consumer Price Index stands at 170.7. meaning con· sumers must pay $170. 70 for the same goods and services that would have cost $100 in 1967 in the metropolitan area. A 1.2 percent hike in the cost of Southland housing account.ed for nearly 60 percent of the over-all rise In consumer prices in Sep· tember , officials said. Thecostof home ownership went up 1.S per- cent because or higher mortgage rates and other expenses. and rentals went up 1.2 percent. Transportation costs -pushed up by higher rates for auto in, surance, used cars, tires and gasoline -rose by nine·tenths or a percent, bringing It to 10. 7 per- cent above a year ago for the area. Clothing costs, meantime, rose by 1.9 percent for women and girls and 1.4 percent for men and boys. · Weather Nothing was settled at Wed- nesday's meeting but another session ls planned for Friday af. temooo, when Ed Warmington of the Warmington Development Company will return with facts a.pd figures about bow mutb it would cost him to move the course from its current location ' to a spot in Woodbridge. C Bl F d Ad The cost or food dropped eight· rt·er asts or tenths of a percent for the a , month. but was still ei.ght-t.enths , of a percent above a year ago. Increasing cloudiness and cooler weather expect· ed Friday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. Coast high 75, low near 60. I NSID E T ODAY G~rol MacArthur vowed, "l lball rd1''71, ''.ond 1w doa • CIQClift -tld• time fn • t 1w JlfT'I09' of Gr•oOf'l/ Pfdc in the . ""° moute ''MacArthur.'' n>e photograpMr who •hot both pidurea mu aome mt~lfiftg mmnortei on P.age A 7. ladex •• •• .. A4 Alt . ,., ., C1.J ..., AU ., A4 A The city currenUy has a~ tract for $41,000 to build the course at the existing site. City officials say they have already spent about $24,000 of that money Irvine Board Seeks Teens Teenacers in Irvine who want to help form the city's new \'outh Advisory Board a.re uked to at· tend a special m eet.Ina tm11bt at Univeralty High Scbocil. The meet1A1 will belift at 7JJ . It wut be bekt ln 1'00lll8 aot~ Tho•• att.ndlac tOlll1bt 11 meetlD• will help c*lde bow U.. board will be aet up ... -u. atudent memben wOI be e.bioM9,'. By Tbe Anoela&ed Preas J tmmy Carter said today that President Ford is using "a hiJhly mlsleadinc IDrt of ad· verU11l1g campaign" that features the coyer ol the cur· rent Playboy magutne contain- tnc a Carter lntervtew and a Newsweek cover sbowioc F~'s _picture. Speatin1 with reporters dur· in.a an inspection ol his peanut warehouse in Plains, Ga., the ~moctatic preaidenUal can- clidlte complained that the ad tries "to inalauate that I'm a special caae encl have low mora1I 1Lmply becMJM I srant· eel an Interview with Pla)'boy." 'the advtrtlaemeat hu bten pllftd ln ~ newspepen ID 21 UC.. HeGnllM _to tlle Prtef. dm tord eo91n1u.t, wtlieb a.. "'°Pld tt. Tiit eomlldlUil •1Jl'lll ~ to ned '*II m11dtn_!I . as one way of deciding Which canclidate to vote for. The Playboy cover shows a woman with her shirt unbut· toned and a headline referring to tbe interview: "Now, the Real Jimmy Carter." FORD TO SPEAK IN COUNTY-A3 Ford said Wednaday he reaC: a transcript ol tht lnlerview but not the mag_azine. He sald he decllned to be interviewed bf Playboy because "I don't th1n1c a pr-.ident of the United Slates ouaht to be interviewed in a m aaaaine that has that format.•• Cafter claimed the decillon to Diile. tht ad wat made by Font blmHU, but added that be doesn't think It will~ Ford'• campalsn tor election .... Nationally. consumer prices rose four-tenths of a percent ln September. "I think Mr. Ford knows that Playboy has interviewed many people: hls own ~ecretary of the Treasury, Mr. William Simon; Walter Cronkite, William . C4LLS FOLWJ17 Buckley; Albert Schweitier; , Arnold Toynbe~; Gov. Jerry ...in E-()1D cm·~ ...i Brown and dozens of others in /SU c 1 ft l "A ' II " additiontom)'le . C arter 's l ntervlew hd become a campaign Issue because of his expressed views on sex and morality. Carter 1aid be bu lu1ted aft.er a lot of y.r0men and commiued 81dwtery m hls beart, but believe. that God roratves him !or it. Botb are 1cbeduled to be at an Al Smltb Political dinner in New York City tonttht. ~t their 1chedules have been carefully tailored to keep them from aeelns each ~· "We advertised in two other papen and received no response. The first day OW' ad ran in the . Dally Pilot we received. mer caUs and sold our china. 0 These were the words of a Costa Meaa physician who placed this classified ad: Lenox finest China. Westchester. Wide gold bos:den. Many extras. Used twiee. "' price. xx· X·XXXX or XICJMCXlUl · 1t P•)'I to put the Dally Pilot to : won tor you. Whether aellln1 ftM china or c:ltanlhf out the &ar~fe, call.N~·5l7'· AZ CAIL y PILOT Boy,.14, Qi~ged 1 In Terror PACOJMA (AP) -Three mid· die-age people were robbed and lddnaped, a man was shot and a woman raped twice today in a tbree-hour episode of tenw lhat ended with the arrest cl a 14· year-014 boy outside the building wbere it all began -the Foothill Division police station. Authorities said the boy, un· identified because ol his age, de· manded $40 Crom two men and a woman parked in a 1963 Cadillac ut a parking lot near the police station. When the men said they didn't have $40, the youth shot one ma.rt in the cheek, climbed into the back seat and ordered them to drive. The car went a number of miles to a remote area of Sylmar, where the men were or· <tered out of the vehicle. The woman was ordered to drive off, a.nd before the episode was over the woman was raped twice. ' When be drove back to the spot where he first accosted the three, Foothill police had been notified and arrested the youth. He was booked for investlga. tion of attempted murder, kid· nap, robbery and rape. The man who was s hot, Gregorio Martinez, was treated a~ a nearby hospital and re· laeased. Names of the other two victims were not immediately re- leased. Coumy Elvis Concert Sold Out Quickly .Tickets for the Nov. 30 Elvis Presley concert at the Anaheim Convention Center sold out in two hours Wednesday. The tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the center 's box offi ce and selected Ticketron o utlets throughout Southern California. By noon, all 8,500 seats had been sold. Some fans had camped at the box office since Sunday evening, according to Tom Liegler, dlrec· tor of the Anaheim Convention Center. By Wednesday, the line had grown to an estimated 1,500 ~ people, he said. One woman reportedly new in Sunday evening from New Jersey to buy two $12.50 tickets. She plans to return in November for the 8:30 p.m . concert. Tickets were priced at $12.SO, $10 and $7.50. Customers were Jimited to six seats each, and nearly everyone bought the limit, Liegler said. NB Chamber Membership Drive Opens The two-week membership drive for the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce opens next month with a bounty for each new member brought to the chamber. Chamber spokesman Bob Washer said the annual drive opens Nov. 10 and chamber members who bring In new mem· bers will win ·a Thanksgiving turkey. They will also become eligible for a vacation for two ln Hawaii. Washer said the goal for this year's drive is 125 new members. The chamber, headquartered in Newport Beach, has about 1,000 members in Irvine and the Harbor Area. OAANQE COAST DAILY PILOT r...0r-c ..... o.11tl'tlo4 w4tt1...,.c•1u-. _, ........ ~ .. ·.··-·-"'""°'-c.-u "''"n"''"" Coffto•~• "-*tdollon .. n :::.!":'.::;w-h~~"'~:.~r::-.;.:,~ llitlft V•llt-Y. ''•'"•• S•Hf~ll V•lt•f •nd UfllM .... 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Nearly two dozen victims of the mishap have been found so far with authorities fearing many more are dead in the-river's depths. (Story on Page A4 ) Realtor Files Suit Over Bad.ham Dog A realtor who claims As· semblyman Robert Badham ad- dressed malicious statements towards him when he ·demanded compensation for injuries al· legcdly inflicted by Badham 's dog sued the legislator Wednes- day for damages to be de- termined in trial court. Redondo Beach real estate man Carl B. Pearlston claims in his Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that a letter sent to him by Badham on state sta- tionery amounts to an "attempt to interfere with plaintiff's abili· ty to gain his livelihood." Pearlston further accuses the congressional candidate of at- tempting to "inhibit the contract relations" of all members of his real estate offi ce. The action stems from an inci- dent that allegedly occurred July JO when ,Badham held an open house for realtors at his home, 600 Michael Place, Newport Beach. Pearlston claims that Badham failed to warn him of the pre· sence of a vicious dachshund and asserts that he was bitten by the animal while attending the gathering. Badham 's response, according to a letter attached to the lawsuit, was that Pearlston and others were warned not to go into his back yard. Pearlston ignored the warning and may have been bit- ten, Badham notes. The assemblyman aJso notes in his letter to Pearlston that guests R egents to Meet SAN FRANCISCO (AP) University of CalifornJa regents, with a word of caution from Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s Finance Department over saJanes. oegan consideration today or their pro- posed $2.22 billion budget for 1977-78. The proposal, by Presi· dent David Saxon's office. calls for an 11.5 percent boost in state support. at the open house were unable to detect any break in the skin where Pearls ton claimed to have been bitten. The letter closes with the state· ment that neither Pearlston nor any of his real estate associates are welcome on Badham's pro- .perty. Front Page AJ FLU SHOT. • • influenza immunization program as planned, they said. Associated Press reported that more than two million Americans. most of them elder· ly. received swine flu inocula· · tions last week during the height . of reports that 35 elderly people died after taking the shots, the Center for Disease Control in ·Atlanta, Ga., says. Health officials say the deaths were not caused by the shots. Overall, about 2,787,800 Americans had received their shots by last weekend in the three-week·old inoculation pro- gram, and 2.1 mill ion of the shots were administered last we.!k. As of Friday, officials had dis-· tributed 21,851,000 doses of swine nu vaccine and 17,749,700 doses of bivalent vaccine, which pro- tects against both swine nu and A· Victorian flu, the center said. Adams was one of 662 people inoculated Tuesday at Sad· dleback Hospital. Fifth District Supervisor Thom as Riley was another. A spokesman for the hospital said another Ou shot session was scheduled today from 12:30 to 4 p.m. She sald each person who is inoculated by the hospital's re· gistered nurses receives a reac· lion sheet. The sheet lists possible side ef· feels of the s hot, including headache, low grade fever and general discomfort. Symptoms generally appear six to 12 hours after the shot is given, according to the sheet. and can be treated with rest, aspirin and drinking fluids. 'It's the Water'· DUetue Sources Pondered MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -"Something in the water" or "something in the lobby" at the Phllladelphia hotel where delegates stayed last sum- mer may have been partly responsible for the mysterious Legionnaires' disease, says the chief · medical detective on the case. • "'I would strongly suggest something in the water at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel or something fn the lobby, probably airborne," Dr. David W. Fraser said Wednesday of the origin of the disease that struck about 180 people and killed29. Fraser, an epidemiologist from tbe federal Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, stressed that many other factors are still being investigated and no firm conclusions have been drawn. "But we are focusing our attention on these two areas,0 be told an American Public Health Aaocia· tion convention here. .. , .. ~ende Blrnself' NEW YORK <AP) -"l was shocked. l couldn't believe it. My hands were shakln1." recalled Park A venue doorman Ed Len· non. Leon.on had 1otten orr the sub- way at East 59th Street In mid· Manhattan as be does daily on his way to work. But he noticed a small blue leather brief case on the station floor. Aftel" picking up the case and Wl%ipping it to find the owner's name, he saw a check tor $4,189,769.95. The check was from an import· export house, the Maurbeni America corp., and was payable Fro. Page Al BIKERS ••• City Councllwoman,Gabrielle Pryor, a member of Uie commit· tee, said the city is willing to con· tribute the amount of money al- located but not yet been spent on the project. City officials are not sure how much that ls but estimate It is about $18,000. The rest of the relocation cost would be paid by Warmington and the Smoketree Homeowners Association. According 'lo Brady, several sites in Woodbridge are being considered but a site at Jeffrey and Barranca roads, next to the realigned San Diego Creek, is probably the best bet. Brady said that site offers a central location, good bicycle and vehicle access, and is at a spot where residential units are not planned nearby. Alter Warmington returns with information Friday, the commit· tee is expected to take a position to forward to the city council before Tuesday's council meet· ing. The co~cil will then make the finaJ decision. nen XL-100 I REMOTE CONTROi. ......... ____ .. __ .__...,, to the Louis Dreyfus Corp., a Manhattan brokerage firm. Lennon, a Queens resident. said the first thing he dJd was call his gir'lfrlend "and asked her to rind out what 1 should do." Meanwhile. things were more hectic at the Dreyf1J$ Corp. The messenger carrying the case dis· covered his loss and reported it to the company which issued a stop payment on the check. .. The poor guy was beside himself," said Ralph Toto, mail room supervisor for tbe com- pany. "He'd delivered a signtld invoice for a stock transaction to the Marubeni American Corp. and picked up the cheek in re- turn. But he was also carrying a plastic bag loaded "ith copies of the minutes of an executive meeting." Toto said tbe bag broke in the subway station and while the messenger scram bled to retrieve the papers, be dropped the brief· case. But Lennon returned the check · and everyone was happy. There was no mention of a re- ward. Frieruh Set Bay Tours Guided tours of Upper Newport Bay are being of· fered by the Friends of Newport Bay, beginning Saturday. The first tour leaves at 9 a.m. and the last at 10:30 a.m. The tours start at the intersection of East Bluff and Back Bay Drives, just off Jamboree Road. The walking tour takes about two hours, and a camera and binoculars are recommended. The tours are free. MYSTIFIED BY FUSS Candidate Sf emona Fro• Page A I SLEMONS • • unfounded charges when you don't know where they are com· ing from," s aid Slemoos. Earlier this week Slemons said he would not comment on aJlegatlons made against him in the press until a so-caJled in· vesligatlon b y his lawyer is completed. Today, he stood by that posi· lion and indicated he would not discuss the allegations until some time next week. They center on a charge that he enticed a candidate into the Republican primary race to deprive Mrs. Bergeson of the bottom spot on the GOP ballot. It has also been alleged in press reports that U.S. Customs officials twice since 1974 seized pornographic materiaJ Slemons attempted to bring into the country. 4,000 in Boycott NICOSIA. Cyprus CAP> - More than 4,000 of an original 6.000 foreign companies have dis· continued all dealings with Israel in order to do business with Arab countries. RCA ColorTrak 19" . . 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T hur day' · Closing Price NYSE COMPOSI'I'E TRANSACTIONS Thurtdav.Oc1~21.1m l/N DAILY PILOT 87 1976 Tax Law Office-at-home Benefits Ch~nge ... The hundreds or thousands or taxpa~rs who have been deductlnc office-at-home expenses In exact compliance with IRS rules are in tor bad news. Many of these deduc· tions are no longer permitted under the 1976 Tai Reform Act, even thouab the act clidn 'l go on t.be booka untll a few wttks ago. It applirs to the wl'lole ol 1916, meaning deduc· tions ue lost rctroac· lively. No deductions are Money's Worth allowed for an office at home unless it Is used Cor one of lbu specific purposes llated in lbe new law. I -As the principal place or business. -AS A PLACE OF BUSINESS used by pallents. client• or customers ln the normal course of trade. or business1 (There are also several other purposes but of a much mor~ limited nature.) · • Employes using a home for either reason must be act~ ing ''for the convenience of" the employer. Outside salesmen and other employes who work away from the employer's office, who are ex~cted to work out o( their homes and keep their own business records , shoul<t have no difficulty in meeting these new rules. BUT EVEN THOSE WHO use their home oftlces for ono of these purposes cannot take deductions unless they meet two more new requirements. To deduct a portion of home expenses (other than' normal deductions for interest and taxes), one must use a. portion of the residence both on a regular basis and ex.. elusively for one of the acceptable purposes. These two re· quirements can bar an office-at-home deduction on 1976 re .. turns even if it was allowed in 1975. A salesman who works for an out.of-state employer may keep his business records in a de&k in his den or in a bedroom. Before the 1976 law, he could deduct a portion~ his maintenance or rent expenses (in addition to intetes( and property taxes) as office-at-home expenses. But because the new law requires that the portion of the re-- sldence must be used exclusively for that purpose to qualiry' foi: lhe deduction, that salesman no longer can deduct of· fice-at-bome expenses. MOST PEOPLE DO NOT HAVE enough rooms in their homes to set one aside exclusively Cor omce use. The new. rules need clarification by the IRS. For instance, would sel· ting off the office part of a den or bedroom with a divider or screen or a similar separation qualify under ttie new re- quirement as a part of the residence being used exclusively for office purposes? What about the person with a regular place of employ- ment who moonlights by doing olher work at home? SuP:, pose this person has a separate room for his moonlighting work. The I RS has yet to make It clear whether he meets th~ test of •'used on a regular basis," or the test or "princlpa1 place of business" or the test or the "normal course of hi~ trade or bu~iness," etc. Nert: Vacorton homeapensea. Market Backs Away From 'Good' News NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices turned downward to- day in a session marked by selling pressure on many of the : so.called "glamor" stocks. Trading was relatively quiet. At the opening, the Labor Department reported that its consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in September for its · smallest increase in fiye months. But the market showed little response to that seemingly favorable inrtuence, advancing only slightly by mid-• morning and then pulling back. By early afternoon selling had intensified in an at· mosphere of disappointment over the market's early show-. ing. The Dow Jones average or 30 stocks lost 9.97 points to 944.90. DoaeJonesA verage• s~:'1<(A.Pl Fin.I Dow·Jonei •wr~$ ~" Hlgll Low Cl&M O>Q '° I.... ·~ 10 •60 11 • .., 1• "4 -•.•) 10 Trn 10I H 110.Jl lot It 107.93-0.SJ 1S VII .. a '7.2' tt.>c ,...._ O.Jl 0 Siii >00 >6 302.St tt1.,. 2'1~ J.1t ll>dv\ ...................... 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Jo:piturean kitchen 111g local1on in Vi sta ad· separ<ite family room . jaccnl to wide open New t•;irpcl and sp;irkl· spaces. Tal'k rm. 5 ton 1ng pa1nl! Sweeping hay barn, 2 paddocks & master bedroom mm fenced pastures. Grc,1t plex. lluge. huge rear for kids. yl.lrd ! Room for pool and •BEHTllA HENRY• muybe tennis!! Seller REALTORS 492-4121 ho11ght new and must 215 l>el Mar, San Clem. :.ell. Try S6,500 tot a I -down! Quick! S.17 ·0010 STARTER HOME 552,000. J (l fl, ) I~ ba Lgc.)11rd. Ukr R33 1768 BROWSE FOR BARGAINS through the DAILY PILOT WANT ADS They arc ut your fingertips da1tv • VIEWCOMOO Large l bedroo m , fm.~place, 1'2 bath, in North Laj?una . f:x . pani.1vc sundeck o\·er· lookmR the blue Pae1f1t• Priced under market Exduslvc 644· 72i0 MORE CLASSIFIED ON C4 Ge•ral I 002 G1M1 al· I 002 .••.•...............•.. ···················•!•• 2 UHITS Investor's dream. We have just listed one of the cutest 2 units in . ' Newport Beach. 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VOL 69, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 , 1976 TEN CE~~ ,SC S.ewer Rates to Ju111p. ISi Fercent I BJ PHILIP &0811AJUN . OfU..O.lfyl'I• ..... The San Clemente City Council wu firmly urged by )ti city manager Wednesday ni&ht to literally put its moaiey wllUe its mouth la on promises to improve the city sewer system: The council: · -Ordered sewer rates raised , 131 percent to help finance im- provements. Homeowners will see monthly bills soar from S4 to $9.25. -Called for further study of financing which may result in even higher rates. -Passed an emergency or· dlnance t.o begin work almost \In· mediately to replace tbe sewer plant's ocean discharge pipeline in a spectacular operation that will involve helicopters and seagoine barges. -Dispatched a messenger to- day to band-carry a proposed six- year . capital expenditures pro- IJ'&m to officials of the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board. T)ae water board bas mandated sewer lmpk'(rvementa that in· elude plant repair and ex· pansioo, demineralization of treated sewer water IPld a long· range plan for sew age discharge. Last July the board, citing .. eross violations" of effluent Deity "llot Slaff - I WOMAN INJURED IN LAGUNA CANYON CRASH TODAY TREATED AT SCENE Imped Sheers Left Side of Victim'• Car •• Three Vehicle• Colllde LCanyon Road ·f Project Gets i Another 'No.' The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil stuck with previous decisions opposing widening Laguna Canyon Road from its present two la.nes Wednesday. The action came following presentation or a petition by Richar d J ahraus calling for widening of the road and in- stallation of a center median. Councilman Jack McDowell made a motion to resci.ncl the .council's pfe\'.ious JiCUQn wh.ich called for the road to stay as it is, but was ruled out of order by Mayor Phyllis Sweeney. Under parliamentary rules or order. a person who voted against the prevailing side on an issue cannot later initiate action to reseiqd the measure. McDowell bad vo~ aeainst maintaining the status quo on Laguna Canyon Road. There have been atJeutseven fatalities on the eight mile atretcb of twisting two-lane road from the Laguna Freeway to the area near Canyon Acres Drive where the l'Oad spreads out into a divided four lane thoroughfare. Laguna Beach Police Depart- JDent records show 50 injury ac- cidents and 63 noninjury acci· · dents on the roadway from J anuary through September (ex· eluding April fdr which statistics were not available). Councilman'Jon Brand said he <See CANYON, PageA2) Orange Coast We at'1e r A 27-year·old woman was seriously injured in a tralfic ac- cident believed to have involved three vehicles today on Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach. Kathleen Mary Gillespie, ad- dress uncertain, received severe head injuries in the acci- dent which ripped the left side from the woman's fore.lgnsedan. Laguna Beach Traffic Officer Carmen Pollastro said the acci-dent occurred as a laundry van driven by Mark A. Bat.n, "21, of Garden Grove, crossed the dou- ble yellow line in an attempt to pass slower traffic. Witnesses said a third vehicle may have been hit following the principal collision as the laundry truck careened across the traflfc lanes, smashed through a barbed wire fence and finally came to rest about 40 yards off the east side of the road. The third vehicle left the scene, however. The accident shortly before 8 a.m. backed morning commuter traffic up on the canyon road as emergency vehicles streamed to the scene. As the traffic victim lay on the asphalt just outside the twisted wrf!tlctage oT her car, Laguna Beach police, firemen and nurse Mati.lyn Hooker attended to the woman giving ber oxygen and monitoring her life signs. Two doctors stopped by to assist as well. Laguna to Probe Downtown Festivals In the face of angry com- plaints about •'Oktoberfest- type" street activities. tbe · Laguna Beach City Council or- dered a complete review of past activities Wednesday with an eye toward selling up new re- gulations for tbe events. In addition, the city council noted bluntly that it will evaluate the costs involved in providing the events and will ex- pect the city to share in the pro- fits of future money-making ac- tivities such as the Oktoberfest. T he councll 's action came following deliberation on a peti· tion signed by 38 persons. owner a o r operators or downt.own area businesses. by· merchants or the downtown area, and tbat it was done to promote the downtown business district.. . The mayor asked about the al- legations o. "rowdiness." "The worst thing I saw was some people sitting in a flower bed and I guess they were fairly iassed," Vice Mayor Joo Brand said. James Yancey, president ol tbe Laguna Beach Taxpayers Association, said while be was ·not opposed to the street ac· tivitlee, be was opposed to the ci- ty picking ta,p the tab for the events. (See FESTS. Page A2) standards: slapped a cease and desist oraer on Saa Cl,emente which forced the dty to dump a1l lta treated sewage at sea &Del to stop issuing permits for new sewer comnectioos. The conoectioQ ban baa cramped building, sqmeoh~bldl bu cone on aoywv in anticlpa· lion of the lifting of the ban. Forty homes in the Broadmoor sub- division and others in the Presidential Heights subdivision .. ready for occupancy. ll lbe ban tsn 't Med soon. leaal .et1on eoWd be taken apy.t the dty, accordin1 to the c1$1 a\. t«ney. A hearine Is sched~~ ror Nov. 1 in San DJego, wbeD ctty cau.n· • cilmen bope at least a parija\llft. ' inC will be permitted. That was the impetus behind last night's act.ions. The municipal flnancing con- sultant which recommended the $9.25 sewer rate told the council it was based on rush·Job, "back-of· the-envelope·type calculations" Bartle Wells Associates of San Francisco was hired only llUlt week to study methods or sewet financing . ,.he rate hike proved un- popular witb the few San Clem..mte res idents at the meet- ing, one or whom, community leader Karoline Koester, called. (See SEWER, Page A2) Slelllons Seethes Denies Split, Dropout By GARY GRANVILLE Of th O.lly f'j,.. St•ff Republican Assembly can· didat.!_ Ja1Qt!_Slemons angrily .d:ml~ t.mt2T t,b'8t h C'ttad. dfinbed abftrd his $acht""J'ueS. day and satled orr into a 10..day political sunset. Just as angrily. Slemons de- nied reports that he intends to withdraw from the 74lh District race. ''Those unsubstantiated re- ports are just another part of a series of mud slinging attacks by my political opwnents and irresponsible m embers of the press," s aid Slemons. * * * Bergeson Mulls Full Marian Bergeson. who fihisbed second in the 74th as- sembly district's J une R~bllcan primary, will wait until Saturday to decide if she will 'wage a last minute write-in campaign. Nevertheless, Mrs. Bergeson already filed as an official write·in candidate by Tuesday's deadline, and Registrar of Voters Al Olson will count any ballots cast for her, whether Mrs. Bergeson wants votes or not. The 12·year member or the Newport·Mesa Unified School District Board or Trustees told members of Women in Com· munications Inc. in Santa Ana Wenesday night, she filed the write·in petition to keep her op- tions open. But she wants to wait three days to see if support for her candidacy surfaces. "It has. to be rantas ti c response and it has to be Republican leaders.'' Mrs. Bergeson said. "I am nQt interested in an unsuccessful campaign · frankly," she said. "But on the other hand, the response bas been so fantastic from the rank and file Republicans who are totally concerned about good representation. •'This ls the real confrontation that I thlnk we are faced with, and it is an issue of principle versus strong Political power,·· Mrs. Bergeaon continued. Mn. Bergeson, one ol 12 can· didates In the Republican primary, lost by 2,600 votes to Newport Beach car dealer· James Slemons. And she told the small gather· inc Wednesday about recent al- leutions about Slemons' lnte-<See BE RGESON, PageA.2) The harried 74lh District as- sembly candidate also said he was disturbed by Republican .Mad.an Berges on declat.ing -henMaf -....... official wnti-in canaidate~ He knew where reports of his so-called lO·day flight from the political hot seat came from. however. He labeled the charges or his sea exodus "irresponsible al- legations that could have easily been disproved if those making them had taken the trouble to check their facts." Slemons said he left Newport Harbor Tuesday afternoon to • He Missed First Lady ~EVERLY HILf..S <AP> ....... ·A 26-year-old man was · as he.tliall e .$4 B e ever: y Wilshir e llotel where First Lady Betty Ford stayed the la.st two nights, authorities said. St.even Batker was ar· rested by Secret Service agents. He was taken to Beverly Hills police· sta· tion, where he was booked for investigation of in· terfering with a Secret Service ,agent in the performance o{ duties. Authorities s aid they believed Mrs. Ford had already left the room. check out new radar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. But his travels took him no furth e r than Dana Point Ha rbor. a c c o rding to the Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven to his automobile dealership by one or hi s employes. "lf a nyone had taken the trou ble to come in here they could have seen me live and in person." the candidate said. "But." he said, "it was much easier to assume that I had fled to Mexican waters to escape from I don't know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and I don't quite know what to make of it." said Slemons. Shortly before the filing d~ adline for write-in candidates Tuesday, Mrs. Bergeson, whom Slemons d e feated in the Republican primary, declared herself a write-in candidate. Since then. the 48-year·old member of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees has said she isn 'l ' certain that she'll wage a cam· paign for the Nov. 2 election. Either way, Slemons said Mrs. Bergeson's filing as a write·in candidate is disturbing lo him . He apparently was more up. set about radio reports that ·he plans lo withdraw from his race with Democrat Ron Cordova. Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why he should. "It's difficult to combat such <See SLEMONS, Page i\2) San luan Domes Supervisors Okay Zone Change Delay By KATHY CLANCY Of Ill• DAllY l'Hol SIAll Orange County supervisors· have delaye&for two weeks a de·· cision on a zone change that would pave the way for 2,807 n~w homes in the S a n Juan . Capistrano area. The board asked for the delay after William Bathgate, wbo owns land near the proposed Collnas de Capistrano develop- ment, said he had never been notified by county officials of the pending matter as required by law. Bill Olson, a manager with the county Environmental Manage- ment Agency (EMA>. called the lack of notification an error. saying he would check to make certain all other landowners were contacted. Supervisor Tom Riley also wanted to put off any action until he could make certain develop- ment would not· proceed along the path of the proposed San Joa- quin Hills transportation· cor· ridor. 1 The corridor, identified in tht recent Southeast Orange Count) Circulation Study CSEOCCS), would run along the north end·of the proposed l,270·acre develoP- ment. The development lies west •ot the San Di e go Freeway northwest of San Juar Caplstrano. When the matter went before county planning commissioners in August. Commissioner Shirley Grindle voted against the pro. posed development, saying op- tions should be left open for the alignment of that corridor. Increasing cloudineas and cooler weather expect.. ed Friday with a chanee ot rain in the afternoon. Coast hJgh 75, low near 60~ The petition decried lnddenu of ••rowdiness drunkenness. destruction of property and lit-ter .. Plagflog 1'S. Ne.es..,eek Three possible alignments were menUoned as alternatives 'to the stoccs study, aad superviaors have not yet selected ....... .;I think we woukt.all like the str eet 1bo.wa to continue." Mayor PbylJ.is Sweeney said. In addition to the Second An· nual Oktoberfest held Oct. 2, the city allo permit. arts and ulfts 1bow1 to be held on F orest A..._ at v..-tou Umts at tbe year. There were • complamta about the craft 1bows. Speakln a at the· council 1 senloa, Rob N. Hoerntletn. operator of Leonardi ot Lac\ma, a ma's elothl.D1 ahop, etldclzed t.be Ottoberf elt. Hoerntlein aaid t.be event was bekt on the busim day or the week, but tbat beeame ol t.be ae• tlvttiee. DOM bothered to sbop, uNobody came into the ahopt -at all. Tbey -~re an out ln the .U.C." be laid. ~ sw....,-aat.ed tbat tM -Md .... bdUMecl ·caner Blasts Ford Ad By 'Re ~lated Presa Jimmy Carter Mid toclaJ that· President Ford la uatni ••a bilblY mblud1n1 IOrt ol ad· verUslng campaian" that featurea the coveT ot the cur. .rent Playboy matazine contain- ,ORO TO SPEAK IN COUNTY-A3 tq a Carter tn~w Ud a Newsweek cover sbowln1 .Ford'• picture. SpealdJJI witb NPOr1C'I dur-lnl • lnlpeetlon of ID pemut. ........ la Plm..·Oa., tM Dalloerauc preatleatl81 c..-· didate complained that the ad tries "to lnalnu ate that I'm a 1pecial c ase and have low morals simply because I grant· ed an interview with P1ayboy. •• The advertilement bu beell placed in 350 newspapers In 22 atat., accordlna to tbe Prest· dent Ford committee, which de- veloped it. Tbe committee urges people to read both mqalines as one way or cleeldina which cucB4ate to vote for. ne ... ,boy eovw .,,.. a woman wttb her sblrt anbut· \ODeCl and a beadllne nlerrtn1 \0 tbe intervlew~ .. Now. the -..i-J~ Carter." P.wd. -~-read a transcript ol the interview but not the magazine. He said he declined to be interviewed by Playboy because ''I don't think a president of the United States oucht tO be interviewed ln a ma-sazine t h at has that format.'' Ca.rt.er claimed the decision to place the ad waa made by Ford hllllself, but added that he ttoe.n't think il wUI help Ford's campaitn lot electlon. Both are scheduled to be at an Al Smith political diMe.r In New York City tonight . BJ.It t heir 1cb•dule1 have been tarefully taJ1ored to keep them · from Melnl. eacb at.lier· (See DOMES, PageA2) CALLS FOLLOW AD FOR CHINA · "We advertised 1n two other papers and received no response. 'The fi~t day our ad rah in the Daily Pilol we received many calls and sold our-china." These were tbe words ol a Coata ¥esa pb~aician wbo placed thia classlfied ad: Lenox finest Cblna. West.cheat.er. Wlde Cold borders. Many cinru . UMd twice. ~ pric.. u - lt·~ OC XXlMICUJt It pays to put the DallY Pllot to work for tou. Wbethec\aelllq fine china or cleanln& out tbe pr ace, call $42.5871. ' .. • .A2 DAIL V PILOT ttsc · One Gets :Waiver • lnSJC • San Juan Capistrano City Council waived an interim growth phasing ordinance Wed· hesday to allow completion of the Meredith Canyon tract, but re· fused to permit completion of Mariner Village. The interim ordinance adopted by the council Sept. lS limited the Craig Development Corp. to 3S building permits for homes in the Meredith Canyon tract in 1977 and30 permits in 1978. The ordinance r estricts WestPort Home Builders to 42 Mariner Village permits 1n 1977 42 in 1978 and 48 in 1979. ' The council adopted the in· terim ordinance, which will be in effect for no days, to pre· venl builders from la.king out »ennits in anticipation ol the oity's adoption of a permanent growth control policy, expected in November. . So many Meredith Canyon re- sidents appealed to the council Wednesdl\Y to allow completion of lhe tract, that Mayor Douglas Nash asked whether anyone op- posed continued development. "I see that a lot or people out ther~ would like to see growth co~ttnue at a rapid pace," he said. Councilmen said their primary 4tOnsideration in granting the de· yeloper a waiver to complete the )leredith tract Is their intention to end construction-related traf· fie on Via de Agua. 1 Craig Development will be al· lpwed 84 permits in 1977 and 48 in 1978, completing t.he Meredith tcact in the Alto Capistrano area of south San Juan. Attomer William Holzwarth, r epresentmg the Westport firm, protested what he called pre- ferential treatment or certain de- ·velopers by the city. He said phased development of Mariner Village, as specified by the interim ordinance, would im- pose extreme har¢;hip on the de· veloper. Front Page Al 'BERGESON grity, along with his refusal to face voters in debates, lead to a groundswell of s upport this week for her write-in can· didacy. The charges against Slemons involved the alleged seizure of pornographic material by federal agents purportedly from Slemons · possession. It also has been alleged that he persuaded Dale Lucas. who purportedly was on his payroll. to file for the assembly at Lhe last minute. Lucas , who immediately withdrew from active campaign· ing. did obtain the last spot on the ballot. IL is considered by many active in politics as a coveted ballot position. Before Lucas filed, Mrs. Bergeson was in the last spot. From Page A J CANYON ... favored a further discussion on the poss1b11ity of widening the road. but he said the time to do it was when adequate notice had ~n made so that both propo- nents and opponents could be present. The petition had to come to the cquncil under public com- munications and there was no advance notice that the matter would be discussed. It has been estimated by state Department of Transportation engineers that based on the statewide fatality rate, three de· aths a year could be expected on a highway like Laguna Canyon Road. ..... ORANGE COAST l./5C DAILY PILOT ._ O<._ COO\I 0.11¥ Pt,.. w<ltl-1• •-OifW'd t,_ fiiffo..n Pf'~~. l\OVtMl9'MbftMOt..,,. CO.it Pvblh1H"9 Ctmp•n'I i.e.t .. ,.eid .. !'On\•'• ~1~d Mof'KI•• ttrtrouof'I ,,ta.t., ,., (0\1• Nl•HA, Hf'~ 84-.Cft H\ifttl,...,..,_ 8".Wfl'I FMll" t•in V•llty. lr•u'f . ~t~IWK' v., ... •Ml ~ ...... ,,.,.,.,.c .... , ,..._.._,...,, ....... i\ O\IOl•""d WhttNn ..... ~ IN :!:!~~~:t.~.·:;t,_.~~"' W.\I a.. 11-rtH- P'rnto.nt •ftid ~'"-' J•Oll c-. Vk.t .. tt.60tl'tt end OtMtM ~ -.. 10.-.11 '"''°' ~ ..... ..,.._ .... ,..,1~Editot o.n.tN l. .. , 111<-f' Nolt An•t-•ffll Milf\e9i"t Ectiton Laa11n1 •••ell omo. --n .. o-..,••M""' Mollf"t ,...,,.,, P o. to• w . mn OffkH (Mia~~· >JOW.•lll<tf°"-li,,.l•"ttOfthK~: HllS-..&oo;tt1r.,d -·-· v ...... "'°' ..... ,.., ·-•• '°ft Oltto Fr- Telepltone (7t4)14:M.»1 Cl1Nffled Actnrt1111"9Ml..,. • llt911n1 1 .. ch All 09p""1Mnte: T11epllone4 ....... ,,,_s...c1o-·4~ C..O.ntM ,.,. Or•-Cte"' _,.,.,.. a..... -· ... ...... ....... '""'" .. '-........ . f'ft•Her Ot 4HIVtf"UU1•UHlti'i 9'ttf'ff' ,... • ., ff U•N4V<tf wtt--•vt ta.<••I ""'ftiHID--.. ..,.,,...,._ Ste-<le" ....... ~If IOI CMI• Mo ... C.l•l•t~r•. 'dHrleU ... It¥ • .,,,~ UH -!My lly ,,..u ._ \I -IMf; ntllil••f ----.,·-·· FieryC~ash Laguna Beach fireman hoses down a sedan which burst into flame after collid· ing with two other vehicles Wednesday at the entrance to Treasure Island trailer pai:k in South Laguna. There were no in· Junes. County fire units arrived after the fire was out. From Page A J SEWER ... for an audit of the sewer plant. She called the sewer budget a "mess," and said the plant has been mismanaged for years. ·Mayor B. Patrick Lane voted against the price increase. He complained that when voters were encuraged to pass a general obligation bond lo rinance the new sewer plant in 1968, they were told they'd never have to pay for it through increased taxes. But Councilman BiU Walker retorted that new standards and requirements have been imposed by state and federal agencies, in· eluding the Environmental Protection Agency. since. Many of the necessary im· provements. Walker said, are because of standards not existing when the pala.nt was built. The six-year capital expen· ditures program approved by tbe council Wednesday calls for $4'.7 million in city costs, augmented by grants which would pay fM> per cent of the cost of almost all the projects. Projects include the connec· tion of the city's discharge out· lets with the SERRA regional sewage discharge program. The city has already petitioned SEN!A to rejoin. ProJected first-year costs fur the six-year plan areS761,100. Work on a replacement for the city's rotting ocean outfall may begin next week. An ~root sec· lion of 14-inch steel pipe will be built on the beach. Then it will be airlifted by four giant helicopters across the shoreline and into the sea, where barges carrying divers will wail to anchor the monster pipe to the ocean floor. Travelair Inc. of Santa Ana a jet aircraft leasing firm whlch has performed similar opera- tions twice before. was hired lo do the tricky job. Travelair President T . 0 . Lindsley told council members h.is company, however. has never tried the operation in waters with surf as strong as the Pacific's. Previous jobs were in placid waters off the Grand Bahamas and the F1orida Keys, he said. Laguna Kith Get Bargain On U.S. Trip Laguna Beach School District trustees figured students got a real bargain when the board ap-. proved a bicentennial airline field trip to the east coast. Eleventh and 12th grade Laguna Beach High School stu- dents who elect to go will pay $549 for the eight-day trip. Besides getting a look at col· onial America, students will get two units of college credit from Weber State College in Utah. The International Consortium of Educa~ion, Salt Lake City, is cos· ponsonng the trio. CleDlenteAdds 30% To Hollle Water Bill San Clemente w ate,r r~tes will be t\lked 3p p~rcent for. t.h e average si ngle -family homeowner. Wednesday the City Council or· dered a resolution drawn to create the new rate, effective 30 days after passage or the measure. The minimum monthly homeowner bill wouJd go from $2.85 lo $3.70. Since billings are bimonthly. the new costs would show as $7.40. The increase was a com· promise between a 38 percent across-the-board jump recom- mended by City Manager Gerald Weeks and a flat-rate method sought by some members of the council and community who wanted lo take some of the burden of water operation costs off the individual homeowner. The way billings are calculated now, the small user oC water pays more per l,lfli~ of '+'awr t~ 4~ the heavy user. A unit of water equals 750 gallons . The minimum homeowner bill is for 10 units. at S1 cents per unit. Heavies: water users, such as laun'it'fie"s. hospitals, hotels. industries, and large apartment or con- dominium complexes, pay as lit· Ue as 23 cents when using more than 1.5 million gallons. Mayor B . Patrick Lane favored a flat rate proposal which would have charged 54 cents per unit without regard for volume of use. That would have given small users a 5 percent break. But some large users wou ld have raced double co.c;ts. Said Lane, "I don't think s lngle-ra mi ly homeowners should any longer subsidize large consumers." His was the only negative vote cast on Councilman Thomas O'Keere·s compromise billing plan. That plan will assess a basic $7.40 bimonthly charge which in· Fro•PqeAl . . . HOMES ••. which one they will build. Riley also said Wednesday he wanted to make certain the de- velopers would allow access across their property to school buses and cars carrying youth groups to the adjacent Crean Ranch, which is operated as a campground by a private founda· tion. The proposed planned com· munity calls for development of 496 acres for homes, 10 acres for businesses with 674 acres as open space. Douglas B. Nash, mayor of San Juan Capistrano, also bad writ· ten a letter to supervisors ex· pressine concern over the possl· ble visual impact the develop- ment would have on ridgelines. And. he said, the tract included extensions of Junipero Serra and Trabuco Creek Roam, which are UMecessary. eludes a $2.50 meter reading and administrative fee. The rest of the bill is based on a charge of 49 cents per750 gallons of water. From that point, the 49-cent charge becomes a natrate. Had the higher nat rate or 54 cents been passed, Councilman Bill Walker argued, existing businesses would have been en· dangered and new ones dis· couraged from locating in San Clemente. He said laundries would be heavily hit. "We are going to see." Walker said, "those people actually close their doors and leave ... non XL-100 1 REMOTE CONTROL ~ ... -,.. t . I Boy, 14, Charged In Terror PACOIMA (AP) -Three mld· dle-age people were robbed and kidnaped, a ma'n was shot and a woman raped twice today in a three·hour episode of terror that ended wltb the arrest of a H· year·old boy outside the building ·where It all began -the Foothill Division police station. Authorities said the boy. un· Identified because of bis age. de- manded $40 from two men and a woman parked in a 1963 Cadillac \n a parking lot near the Police station. When the men said they didn't have $40, the youth shot one man in the cheek, climbed into the back seat and ordered them to drive. The car went a number of miles to a remote area of Sylmar, where the men were or- dered out of the vehicle. The woman was ordered lo drive off, and before the episode was over the woman was raped twice. When he drove back to the SPol where he first accosted the three, Foothill police had been notified and arrested the youth. He was booked for investiga· lion of attempted murder, kid· nap. robbery and rape. The man who was shot, Gregorio Martinez, was treated al a neuby hospllal and re· laeased. Names of the other two victims were nolimmedlat.elyre- leased. Dangerous Effort COVINGTON, Ky. CAP) - About 2.50 pet'sons in a residential area were evacuated today while a police bomb squad worked to remove 60 sticks of unstable dynamite from a single-story garage. Police planned to soak the dynamite in an oil-acetane mixture in order lo stabilize the crystalized nitroglycerine which had formed on the outside of the dynamite sticks. MYSTIFIED BY FUSS Candidate Slemona Fro•PageAl SLEMONS • • unfounded charges when you . don't know where they are com· lng from," said Slemons. Earlier this week Slem.ons said he would not comment on allegations made against him in the press until a so-called in· vestigation by his lawyer is completed. Today, he stood by that posi· tion and indicated he would not discuss the allegations until some time next week. They center on a charge that he enticed a candidate into the Republican primary race to depnVe' Mrs. B~rgeson or the bo«om spot on the GOP ballot. 1t has also been alleged in press reports that U.S. Customs officials twice since 1974 seized pornographic material Slemons attempted to bring into the country. Gas Explodes LANCASTER CAP) - Au~horlties say a 19-year-old, Vic- toria Johnson. was seriously burned when she turned on a light switch and apparenUy set off a natural gas explosion. RCA ColorTrak 19" ColorTrak Table Model Special 0Phtvl' CotnrTr.1k 1l•'1f11rm.in1 r 111 11 -.pnt"I' ~.av1nq trtblc mnrJl'l-yo11 h .tt ;' v••ry ··n•·r 1 11 pr11 ,, f\lf uu t'utom1HH. 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I MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) - Ronald Reagan drew nearly as much enthusiasm as ii he bad won the Republican presidenttal nomination when he campaigned. for the Ford-Dole ticket Wednea· day before Republicani in beavi· ly conservative Middletown, Ohio. Reqan a poke at a fund raising lancheon for State Sen. Donald E. "Bus" Lukens, (R-Oblo) who had been a member of Reagan's campalp stafl. The posters read "Ford·Dole," . but the 500 f allHlred were all for Reaaan, who lost bil bid to Presl· dent Ford tor the oomlnaUoa. • 1·1111 I n•·lo~1 M nrrnuf ; •• , ,.,.,_, Our 1•,·r~onul .,,.,. '••nr f.unrnuft•P On I •·•·r~1 1•rod1w1 M •• \t•ll! 275 East 17th St. Cosfa Mesa " ............... ... JO-SWHt .. C...k. Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Datly ~ Sat. 9-5.30 s.r.... ...... TlleM.ld I l1PNh1llnlh s.mc. y_. ... , ... .. I Sadd.letiaek EDITION ... .. After n oon ... 'oeks VOL. 69, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA TEN CENT I Death By ANNE COOi-Ea OflMO.llyPli.-... The Orange County Health Department will proceed with its swine flu immunization pro· cram, despite the death Tuesday ol an elderly Laguna Hills man four hours aft.er be was in- oculated. Alton Adams, 17, of 102-A Via Estrada died in his Leisure World ~Strike Plwnes 'Ready ' By LAURIE KASPER Of -D•llf ~li.t IUff Saddleback Valley Unified School District Superintendent Richard Welte admitted Wednes- day that private telephone lines, · to be used in the "event or any emergency such as a strike," have been installed in each or the district's schools. Dr. Welte confirmed the ex- istence of the extra telephone lines art er Marc DuBois, a teacher a ssociation representa- tive, asked whether a rumor that "strike phones" have been in- stalled is true. Du.Bois, a vice president or the Saddleback Valley Education As· sociation <SVEA>, also asked the cost or the telephone lines. Although he didn't know, Dr. Welte said the cost is information \ available to the public. That t figure could not be obtained this I motning. One teacher questioned how he I could have confidence ln the dis- trict administration knowing that .. botlines" had been in- ~ stalled. He asked if he WW)d find out later that tl)ere are tape re· corden in his classroom or under l his bed. The superintendent admitted that he might be reacting the same way if be were still a teacher. But he said be has the , responsibility or being prepared for any event which may disrupt the schools. superintendent, explained the ex· perience of districts where there have been strikes indicates that one of the first things needed is an extra communications line. In these other districts, he said, ''mysteriously the phone (See PRON ES, Pa•e A2> * * * f Won't Stop Flu Shot Program home the same aftemoon be and bis wife and gone for swine nu shots at Saddleback Community. Hospital. Adams, who bad suffered two heart attacks previous to the vac- cination, was riding an exercise machine when he collapsed Tues- day. The county coroner's office confirmed today. following an au\opsy, tha\ the cause or Snagged Cycle Aclams' death waa a coronary due to arteriosclerosis.· In a statement issued by Dr. Richard Elpers, public health medical officer, and Dr. Gerald Wagner, immunizatioo prograrn director . the two men said all evidence indicates no connection could be made between Adams' inoculation and his death. ln view ot this fact, the health department will proceed with the .. ,. Wl••PllOI• Motorcycle dangles from line hanging from partially raised hull of ferry which sunk after being struck by a tanker in Mississippi River Wednesday. Nearly two dozen victims of the mishap have been found-so far with authorities fearing many mor e are dead In the river's depths. <Story on Page A4) influenza immunizaUon program as planned, they said. Associated Press reported that more than two m i llion Americans, most or them elder- ly, received swine flu inocula- tions last week during the hei1ht of reports that 35 elderly people died after taking the shots. the Center {or Disease Codtrol in Atlant.a. Ga., s ays. Health officials say the deaths were not caused by the shOts. Overall, about 2,787 ,800 Americans had received their shots by last weekend in the three-week-old inoculation pro- gram, and 2.1 millionoftheshots were administered last week. ~ of Friday, officials had dis· lributed Zl,851,000 d05es of swine flu vaccine and 17.749,700 d05es of bivalent vaccine, which pro- tects against bolh swine nu a.nd A· Victorian nu, the center said. Adams was one or 662 people Inoculated Tuesday at Sad· dleback Hospital. Fitth District Supervisor Thomas Riley wu another. A spokesman for the hospitaJ sald another nu shot session was scheduled todav from 12:30 to 4 p.m. She said each person who is inoculated by the hospital's re· (See FLU SHOT. Page A!) Sle1nons Seethes ., Denies Split, Dropout By GARV GRANVILLE ()! I~ Oally "''°'~•II Republican Assembly can -didate James Slemons angrily denied today that he h ad climbed aboard his yacht Tues· day and sailed off into a 10-day political sunset. Just as angrily, Slemons de nied reports that he intends to withdraw from the 74th Dislri<'t race. "Tbose unsubstantiated re· ports are just another purl of a series of mud slinging attacks by my political opponents and irresponsible members or the press," said Slemons. * * * Bergeson Mulls Full Campaign Marian Bergeson. who finished second in the 74th as- sembl y district 's Jun e Republican primary. will wait until Saturday to decide if she will wage a last minute write-in campaign. Nevertheless. Mrs. Bergeson already filed a s an official write-in candidate by Tuesday's deadline. and Regist rar of Voters Al Olson will count any ballots cast for her. whether Mrs. Bergesof\ wants votes or not. The harried 74th District as- sembly candidate also said he was disturbed by Republican Marian Bergeson declaring herself as an official wnte-m candidate. He knew where reports of his so-called 10-day flight from the political hot seat came from. however. He labeled the charges of his sea exodus "irresponsible al legations that could have easily been disproved if those making them had taken the trouble lo check their facts." Slemons said he left Newport Harbor Tuesday afternoon lo He Missed First Lady BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -A 26-year-old man was arrested today as he tried to break into the suite at the Beverly Wils hire Kolel WJ\ere First Lady Betty Ford stayed the Last two nights. authorities said. Steven Barker was ar· rested by Secret Service agents. He was taken to Beverly Hills police sta- tion. where he was booked for investigation or in· lerfering with a Secret Serv ice agent in the performance of duties. Authorities said they believed Mrs . Ford had already left the room. check out new radar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. But his travels took him no• fu rth er than Dana Point Harbor, according to the Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven to hjs automobile dealership by one of his employes. "If anyone had taken the trouble to come in here they could have seen me live and in pers.on." the candidate said. "But," he said, "it was much easier to assume that I had fled to Mexican waters to escape from I don 'l know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and 1 don't quite know what to make of it,'' said $lemons . Shortly before the filing de· adline for write-in candidates Tuesday, Mrs . Bergeson, whom Sle.mons d e leate d in the Republican primary, declared herself a write-in candidate. Since then , the 48·year·old member of the Newport-Mesa UnHied School District Board of Trustees has said she isn't certain that she'll wage a cam- paign for the Nov. 2 election. Either way. Slemons said Mrs. Bergeson's filing as a write-in candidate is disturbing to him. He apparenUy was more up- set about radio reports that he plans to withdraw from his race with Democrat Ron Cordova. · Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why he should. "It's dimcult to combat such ISeeSLEMONS, PageA2) Son luon Bonaes Parents Seek Answers The 12-yeat member of the Newport-Mes• Unified School District Board or Trustees told members of Women ln Com- munications lnc. in Santa Ana Wenesday niy,ht. she riled the write-in petitfon to keep her OP· lions open. But she wa,.ts to wait three days to see if support for her candidacy surfaces. Supervisors Okay ZoneChangeDelay SJVSD Trwtee Says Law Blockil E/f ortA ·'It has t o be fantas tic response and it has to be Republican leaders," Mrs . Bergeson said. Questions and charges of "con- cerned parents" and teachers in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District went unanswered by trustees and administrators Wednesday. Contending there are "serious problems'' wilh teachers' morale ·right now, several parents paraded to the microphone at the trustees' meeting to complain of the continuing negotiations with teachers and to question trustees on the district's handling or the situation. At one point, aner a question was directed to him, Superlnten· dent Richard Welte said, "I Co ast Weathe r Increasing cloudiness and cooler weather expect- ed Friday with a chance or rain in lhe afternoon. Coast high 7S, low near eo. I NSIDE TODA~ Gawrol AfacA,.,,.., wwd, "I *" Ntww!'. olld hit don .... -,,,.. "'"• .,. tlw pmo11 oJ GrefO"ll Patt ow ""° ""°'* "MocAnhw. ••The ~ IDM thoC both plcfuu• >.a.. tom•~ ~ICMP.OQIA1. ... .,. believe we'll be here a Ion& lime this evening if I have to respond to every question directed to me." If the questions were written, he said, he would answer them in time. President Loa Young, ap· parently agreeing with the superintendent, told the parents she was allowing just 30 minutes for comments from the visitors before trustees move on to their agenda items. The superintendent noted that the negotiations weren't on the agenda. He said it would be most inapproJ>rlate ror board mem· Truck CrCUlh Blacks Out UmadaArea Power to about 2,000 homes wu knocked out today shortly after midnii.bl •hen a pickup truck rammed a utility pole on E l Toro Road, about tbree- quarters or a mile north or Canada Rot.cl. The outage affected homes in tbe ,eneral vicinity ol tbe acci- dent. F.C. Jackley, area manager for the Southern California Editoo Company, said service wu restored to all but about :IOC> homes Jn .co minutes. EJec- trtclty was returned to all areas by 1: 11 a.m .. be said. Other than t.bo J)n)babl• in· convenience to customers, Jackley aald , he knew ol no pro- b&ema raulUnt from tbe out· ~b•te appare~ Wtr• no •.._.w-b\j\&ria trom \be acd· I bers to comment but they, and he, would listen. Later, at the end oftbe meeting after most of the parents had left. Trustee Dennis Smith said the trustees would be violating the new state collective bargaining law if they answered some of'the questions Objecting to suggestions that trustees were not concerned about the issue, he sald, "We are deeply concerned." Trustee Carole Neustadt said it would be okay for people toques· tion their response "but please don't question our Intent. We are (See TEACHERS, Pa1eA2) "l am not interested in an unsuccessful camp aign frankly," she said. "But on the other hand, the response has been so fantastic Crom the rank and file Republicans who are totally concerned about good representation. "This is the real confrontation that I think we are faced with, and it is an issue of principle versus strong political power." Mrs. Bergeson continued. Mrs. Bergeson, one or 12 can· didates in the Republican primary, lost by 2,600 votes to Newport Be ach car deale r James Slemons. Plagboy vs. NewsTeeek By KATHY CLANCY Of llte D•lly 1'11411 Staff Orange County supervisors· have delayed for two weeks a de·· cision on a zone change that would pave the way for 2,807 new home s in the Sa n Juan Capistrano area. The board asked for the delay after Willia m Bathgate, who owns 'land near the proposed Collnas de Capistrano develop· ment, said he had never been notified by county offitlals of the pending matter as required by law. Bill Olson, a manager with the county Environmental Manage- Carter Blasts Ford Ad By Tiie Aasoclaced Pl'esa Jimmy Carter said today lhat President Ford is using ''a tu1hly mlsleading S'ort of ad· vertlsing campaign" that features the cover ol the cur· rent Playboy magazine coot.ain· FORD TO SPEAK IN COUNTY--A3 ing a Carter interview and a Newsweek cover showing Ford's picture. Speakint with ~ dUl'-ilW an lntpectton qi b1s pea.nut warehouse in Plains. Ga., t.be Democnttc presldential can· didate complained t.bat the ad tries "to h11Jnuate that I 'tn a speclal case and have low morala tlmply bee .... I arant· eel an intervlew with Jltt.)'bof, .. Tbe adnrUtem• bu be.a ~tac.'d lD 350 newipiapen in 22 states, according to the Presl· dent FoTd commlttee, which de- veloped it. The committee urges people to read both magazines as one way of deciding which candidate to vote for. The Playboy cover shows a woman with her shirt unbut· toned and a headline referring to the intervlew: ''Now, the Real Jimmy Carter." Ford said Wednesday he rea~ a tra.nacript ol the interview but not the magazine. He said he decUned to be lntervitwed by Pl-rboy because "I don't lhibk • prealdeot of tbe Uatted States oulbt to be Jntervfewed ln a m.a1a1lne t hat baa that format.•• ~claimed \he diee\sk>ft to pl•c• the ad wu made by Fonl bhntell. but added tba& lte ctoe.D't think lt wlU belp FCll"d'a nrapa1p for elec&n. "I think Mr. Ford knows that Playboy bas interviewed many people: bit own secretary of the Treasury, Mr. William Simon ; Walter Cronkite. Willi am Buckt•Y; Albert Schweitzer; Arnold Tpynbee ; Gov. Jerry Bron. and dozens ot others in addition to myself." Carter's interview h as become a campaign tuue because of his expressed views on sex and morality. Carter ntd be has tu1ted after a lot or women and committed.adultery in hla heart. but believes that God fOl'aiVtl him (ot lt. Bolb are 1cbedultd to be at an. Al Smith political dlnnet ln New York Cliy toruabt ... 8&1l lbotr achedules have been carefully tallor.cS to keep &Mm from lfflnl each otller. ment Agency (EMA ), called the lack or notification an error. saying he would cheek to make certain all other landowners were contacted. Supervisor Tom Riley also wanted to put off any action until he could make certain develop· ment would not proceed along the path of the proposed San Joa· quin Hills transportation cor- ridor. ' The corridor, idenWied in the recent Southeast Orange County Circulation Study (SEOCCS). would run along the north end of the proposed 1,270-acre develop- ment. The development lies west of the San Diego Freeway northwe s t of San Juan Capistrano. When t.he matter went before county planning commissiooen in AugUJl, Commissioner Shirley Grindle voted against the pro. posed development, saying op- tions should be lert open tor tbe alignment of that corridor. Three possible alignments (See HOM ES. Page "2) C4LlS FOLWW AD FOR CHINA "We advertised 1n two other papers and received no response, The first day our ad ran ln the ,Dally Pilot we received many calla and sold our china." Thete were the wonts or • COila Mesa physician wh-o placed th11 ctaulfled ad: • Lenox finest China. Westchester. Wlde (OIO borders. Many extras. Used twtce. ~ prlce, xx-x·xxu or :iutx·xxxx lt pays to pul the Dall;y Pilot to wort for you. Whether sellinc fine eblna or deaning out the canre, can l4J.,5e'J8. Support F rom Hollywood Actress Sally Kellerman (best known for playin g Hot Lips in the movie "M.A.S.H. "), urged UC Irvine students to vote Nov. 2 and endorse policies of pre- sidential candidate Jimmy Carter at a noon rally at UCI Wednesday. Several hundre d s tudents gathered on the Gate way Plaza s teps to hear Miss Kellerman and also Carter's statewide campaign coordinator, Terry O'Connell. Realtor Files Suit Over Badham Dog A realtor who claims As- semblyman Robert Badham ad· dressed malicious statements towards him when he demanded compens ation for injuries al- legedly infli cted by Badham 's dog sued the legislator Wednes· day for dam ages to be de· termined in trial court. Redondo Beach real estate man Carl B. Pear lslon claims in County Elvis Concert Sold Om Quickly Tickets for the Nov. JO Elvis Presley conce'rt a t the Anaheim Convention Center sold out in two hours Wednesday. The tickets went on sale at 10 a .m. Wednesday al the center's box oHice and selected Ticketron outlets throughout Southern California. . By noon. all 8,500 seats had been sold. Some fans had camped at the box office smce Sunday evening, according lo Tom Liegler, direc· tor of the Anaheim Convention Center. By Wednesday, the line had grown to an estimated 1,500 people. he said. One woman reportedly new in Sunday evening from New Jersey to buy two $12.50 tickets. She plans to return in November forthe 8:30 p.m. concert. Tickets were priced at $12.50, $10 and $7 .50. Customers were limited to six scats each. and .nearly everyone bought the limit. Liegler said. F rom PGfJe AJ FLU SHOT. • • gistered nurses receives a reac- tion sheet. The sheet lists possible side ef- fects or the s hot , including headache , low grade fever and general discomfort. Symptoms generally appear six to 12 hours after the shot is given, according to the sheet, and can be treated with rest, aspirin and drinking fluids. The instructions do not suggest a person should not exercise after receivin g the shot, the spokesman said. Several states suspended im- munization programs temporari-l ly, but all were back in operation J this week. Among those receiv- . ing th' inoculation was President Gerald Ford. 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"'• •• °"" Mou c:.tr•••ftlt , hau11a11 .. ._ t••••• ~ M =~'~:~.:.~-~•ti 1!141 l••Y his Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that a letter sent to h.im by Badbam on state sta- tionery amounts to an "attempt to interfere with plaintiff's abili- ty to gain bis livelihood." Pearlston further accuses the congressional candidate or at- tempting to ''inhibit the contract relations" of all members or his real estate oCfice. The action stems from an inci· dent that allegedly occurred July JO when Badham held an open house for realtors al his home. 600 Michae l Place, Newport Beach. Pearlston claims that Badham failed to warn him or the pre - sence or a vicious dachshund and asserts that he was bitten by the animal while attending the gathering. Badham 's response, accorcling to a letter attached to the lawsuit, was that Pearlston and others were warned not to go into his back yard. Pearlston ignored the warning and may have been bit- ten. Badham notes. The assemblyman also notes in his letter to Pearlston that guests at the open house were unable to detect any break in the s kin where Pearlston claimed to have been bitten. The letter closes with the state- ment that neither Pearlston nor any or his real estate associates are wel come on Badham's pro- perty. MYSTIFIED BY FUSS Candidate Siemon• F r mR Page A I SLEMONS • • unfounded charges when you . don't know where they are com- ing from," said Slemons. Earlier this week Sle mons said he would not comment on allegations made against him in the press until a s<>-called in- vestigation by his lawyer is completed. Today, be stood by that posi· tion and 'indicated be would not discuss the allegations until some time next week. They center on a charge that he enticed a candidate into the Republican primary race t9 deprive Mrs. Bergeson of the bottom spot on the GOP ballot. Il has also been alleged in press reports that U.S. Customs officials twice since 1974 seized pornographic material Slemoos attempted to brlna lnto the country. 4,000 in Boycott NICOSIA, Cyprus CAP) More than 4,000 or an original 6,000 foreisn companies hne cUs· conti.ruaed all deallncs with llraet· in order to do bu11neaa with Arab COUDlriU. E'rmR Page Al TEACHERS very, very serious about our in- tentions. Please know that." The parents· comments were the heaviest pressure exerted against the trustees by the public since negotiations began. Although teachers said they were unaware that the parents would be speaking at the meet- ing, the interest apparently has been generated by the teachers' recent information program. Parents asked why an agree- ment hasn't been reached by the sixth week of school, why teachers haven't received their normal incremental pay raises and why teachers are paying for the increas es in ins urance benefits. Generally, they contended this is affecting the teachers' morale which is arre cting their children's education. * * * Fro• Page Al PHONES .•• line& have become jammed." He said people call in asking for sub- stitutes or just call in to keep the lines busy. This makes it difficult for principals to call out and ar- range for substitutes or com- municate with the district ad- ministration. "The very success or the strike. depends on how many people you keep out of school," he said. Although dissatisfaction over negotiations see ms to be intensi· rylng among teachers, their leaders continue to say that they are not planning to strike. Teachers have been complain- ing, however, that they are being treated as though they are plan- ning to go on strike. Old El Toro Meeting Set Ed Salter, a former resident of old El Toro, will talk of his childhood days during a meeting of the Saddle back Historical . Society at 3 p.m. Sunday in the. New Deal Soup Kitchen. Salter is expected to describe his childhood days attending class in the Little Old School House and driving plow mules on the Moulton Ranch. Two of El T oro's former teachers, Edna Nichols and Stella Anderson, also may attend the meeting and add to the after- noon of memories. The public is invited to attend the meeting. Refreshments will be served. Rainbo w Gir ls' Meeting Pl~ed Young women between the ages of 12 and 20 can attend an in· formation meeting Monday in Mission Viejo to learn about a Rainbow Girls organization forming in the Saddleback Valley . The meeting is scbeduled for 7 p.m. at Los AUsos Intermediate School, 25171 Moor Ave. Addi· tional information is available by calling Betty Doty, 831-0209; Margaret 'Cravens, 496-7514 ; or Kay Bertolino, 830-8219. .Regents to Meet S~N F RANCISCO (AP) - UnJ'venity of California regents, wU.b a word of caution from Gov. ·Edmund Brown Jr. 's Finance Department over saJanes, oe1an cooslderaUon today of their pro- posed $2.22 billion budget for lf7'M8. The proposal, by Preti· dent Devtd Suon'IJ omce, Calli lor an 11.5 percent boolt in state 1up_port. ' Housing Costs Send .ConsUIIler Prices Up By Tbe Aasodated Press Consumer prices in the Los · Angeles-Long Beach-Orange County metropolitan area edged up another six·tenths of a percent in September, pushed hardest by a sharp rise in the cost ot hous· ing. The federal Bureau or Lubor Statistics said today the latest rise brought prices to 6.4 percent above last September for the Southland. However, omclab said, the price spiral has s lowed somewhat from last year's rate. The price rise the first nine months of this year was 4.3 per- cent. compared to 6.4 percent for the similar period in 1975 for the area. Tbe Consumer Price Index stands at 170. 7, meaning con- sumers must pay $170.70 for the same goods and services that would have cost $100 in 1967 in the metropolitan area. £ A 1.2 percent hike in the tor Southland housing accoun for nearly 60 percent ol the o er-all rise in consumer prices 1n Sep- tember. olflcials s.td. '!be cost of home ownership went up 1.5 per- cent because of higher mortgage rates and other expenses, and rentals went up 1.2 percent. Transportation costs -pushed up by higher rates for auto in- surance, used cars, tires and gasoline -rose by nine-tenths or a percent. bringing it to 10.7 per- cer;it above a year ago for the area. Clothing costs, meantime, rose by 1.9 percent for women and girls and 1.4 per~ent for men and boys. The cost of food dropped eight- len ths or a percent for the month, but was still eigbt.-ten~ of a percent above a year ago. Nationally, consumer prices rose four-tenths of a percent in 'It's the Watel-' Dise<Ue Sources Pondered MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -"Something in the water" or "something in the lobby" at the Phliladelphia hotel where delegates stayed last sum- mer may have been partly responsible for t he mysterious Legionnaires' disease, says the chief medical detective on the case. "I would strongly suggest something in the water at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel or something m the lobby, probably airborne," Dr. David w. Fraser said Wednesday of the origin of the disease that struck about 180 people and killed 29. Fraser , an epidemiologist from the federal Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, stressed that many other factors are still.being investigated and no fl.rm conclus ions have been drawn. "But we are focusing our attention on these two areas," he told an American Public Health Associa- tion convention here. September aa grocery costs declined for the first time in six months, helping offset increases for other &oods and services, U\o aoveroment aaid today. . E'ro• Page A J HOMES .•. were mentioned u alternatives to the SEOCCS study, and supervisors have not yet selected wblcb one they wlJl build. Riley also said Wednesday he wanted to make certain the de- velopers would ·allow access across their property to school buses 11nd cars carrying youth groups to the adjacent Crean Ranch, which is operated as a . campground by a private founda- tion. The proposed planned com- munity calls for development of 496 acres for homes, 10 acres for • businesses with 674 acres as open space. Douglas B. Nash, mayor of San Juan Capistrano, also had writ- ten a letter to supervisors ex- pressing concern over the possi· ble visual impact the develop. ment would have on ridgellnes. And, be said, the tract included extensions of Junipero Serra and Trabuco Creek Roads, which are unnecessary. · Sprinkle r Control System Carted Off A master sprinkler control boic valued by the victims at $1,100 has been carried off by thieves who cut it from its concrete mounting in the Mission Viejo area. Orange County sheriff's of· ficers said the theft was reported by officials of the Mission Viejo Company. They said the thieves cut retaining wires and unbolted the box from its concrete pad at 25410 Marguerite Parkway. 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The final hoo.olt~1.arw out- lined fodaJI. By STEVE Mnt:HELL Of IM O•llY ~-SC." Costa Mesa's traffic engineers say the rou rlh and Cirth alternative road plans to the Newport Freeway would In- crease downtown traffic capacities by 85 percenl But, tbey admit, both plans are beyond the funding capabilities of tbe city. The fourth road study, initiat- ed by the city in case the $58 million Newport ~way ex- tension never becomes a reality, would cost approximately $12.5 million. The firth plan, similar lo Alternate 4, but lncludln« a re- alignment or Harbor Boulevard, is expected to coet at least $13.5 milllon. "Both of th~se pla.n.s ate well beyood the current fundlr.ac abW-. ty of Costa Mesa," laid Jim Eldridie, the city's public services director. . He said the city was forced to come up with alternate plans to the freeway. beca~ or heavy congestion in the downtown area. "We don't know that any or these plans will ever be accepta· ble to the city council or the peo.. pie of Costa Mesa," be ex- plained. "But we bad to come up wtth some alternate plans to move 75,000 motorists through the.city every day." (See FUNDING, Page A2> :Mesa Auto DeBler's I r ' !.Dilemma on Ballot Rezoning Up to Voters The ques tion of whether Cadillac dealer Dick Nabers will be able to expand his aut-0 dis- play area onto a former t'esiden- tial lot in College Park will come before Costa Mesa voters Nov. 2. Referendum Measure K, which will appear only on Costa Mesa voters' ballots, deals with a con· lroversial rezone ordinance adopted by the City Council last March. That ordinance changed the zoning on a lot at 464 Princeton ~'' from .-,aidenll~ to P.om· merclaJ use. in order for Nabers to display automobiles on the lot, adjacent to his dealership at 2600 Harbor Boulevard. A College Park group. opposed to the zone change, gathered 3,700 signatures on a petition last March. seeking council action to rescind the ordinance. POLICE OFFICER CHRIS MORRIS CHECKS FOR DETAILSOFFATALCRASH Councilmen refused lo rescind the ordinance. choosing instead to hold the issue over until Aug. 16, at which lime they · .. oted to place the referendum on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. ~e;:• ;:;~~R=:g B~~:::;Dl•~:::•Y ;~::d ·es as Car, Their reasoning at lhat time was·to save Costa Mesa the cost ot a special election, which the ci- ty attorney's office said would cost between $11 ,000 and $1Z,OOO. ike Collide With Flu Program Attaching the measure lo the general election ballot will cost city taxpayers only $2 .500 to $3,500. A Costa Mesa youth was fatally injured Wednesday night alter he apparently drove his bicycle from behind a parked car and was struck by an oncoming vehi- cle, police reported. The victim was identified as Ward Henri Cooley, 14, 729 West Center St., Costa Mesa. Police said he was struck by a car driven by 17-year-old Alan William Deven. 2798 Bunting Cir- cle, Costa Mesa. He wu not· cited. The accident occurred at 8:55 p .m . on 19th Street near Monrovia Avenue. Police said the youth suffered massive head and neck injuries. Traffic Bureau Commander Lt. John A. Regan said today the 1'· year-old youth was cited last Sept. 15 for riding his bicycle without lights at night, and for riding on the wrong side or the street. Jle said those two elements were lnvolved io Wednesday evening's accident. He wa s taken lo Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Police said an invesUgalion is underway. . C4U.S FOLUJW- AD FOR CHINA "We advertised In two otber ,..,.n and recel\'ed norespame. '11.e ftnt day our ad ran In the Daily Pilot we received many calls and sold our china." These were the words of a Co1ta Mau pby1Jclan who l placed this classified ad: ' Lenox llnut Chlaa. Westchester. Wide JOld f borders. Many utru. Uted twice. '1\ prtce. D · ll>DJUl or XJUMtXXX I It pa19 to put the Dally PlJot to ! ..t for 109. Wbl&blr MlllnC a. ddDa or cJ....., out tbe ...,..,ean.~. . # By ANN! COOPEa Of'"• 0.11, .... A.ti The Orange County Health Department will proceed with its swme flu immunization pro- gram, despite the death Tuesday of an elderly Laguna Hills man four hours after he was in- oculated. Alton Adams, 77, of 102·A Via Estrada died in his Leisure World home the same afternoon he and his wife and gone for swine nu shots at Saddleback Community Hospital. Arlams, who had suffered two heart attacks previous to the \'ac- clnaUon, was riding an exerclae machine when he collapsed-Tues- day. The county coroner's office confirmed today, following an autopsy, {bat the cause of Adams' death was a coronary due to arteriosclerosis. In a statement issued by Dr. Richard Elpers, public health medical omcer, and Dr. Gerald Waper, Immunization program direC!tor. the two men said all evidence indicates no coanect1on could be made between Ad.ama' inoculation and bis de.alb . ID view of thiS fact, the health department will proceed with the iDOuema lmmOllizatioa Pf'Oll'am .. e"· tbe1 aaid. lated Preas reported t.bat more than two million Americans, most of them elder· 1y, recelv~ swine flu lnocula· · Uons tut week during the height of ~l'U that 35 elderly people died after taking the •bots, t.he Center for Disease Ciontrol In AUuta, Ga., says. Health otflctal• say the deaths wet. not cautd bytbe shots. Overall, about 2, '787 ,800 Amerloau bad receiftid tbelr ._ bJ lut wMhaid ill tbe ............ IDocUtklQ pro. .,... _. 2.1 mUlicm fA tile abatl ....so •••*941altftek. Aa of Frida>', officials had dis·· tributed 21,851,000 doses or swine nu vaccine and 17,749,700 doses or bivalent vaccine, which pro- tects against both swine flu and A· Victorian fiu, the center said Adams was one of 662 people inoculated Tuesday at Sad· dleback Hospital. Fifth District Supervisor Tbomas Riley was another. A spokesman for the hospital said another nu shot session was scheduled today rrom 12: 30 to 4 p.m. She said each person who la tnoculated by the hospltal 's re- ~red nuoaes receives a reac· tionsheet. The sheet lists possible side ef· fects of "te shot, lncJudinc beadachel low grade fever and general d scomfort. Symptoms 1enerally appear 11.x to 12 hours after the shol \s oven, accordina lo the sheet, and can be treated with rest, aaplrin and drtnklna. fiulds. Nabers purchased the College Park lot, which is currently landscaped, about h ve years ago. The brochure issued by the County Registrar or Voters, out· lines the ordinance originally adopted by the council. Listed as Referendum Measure K on Costa Mesa sam- ple ballots. the measure at- tempt.! to ~xplain the complex re- ferendum to the voters. Located In the last column of the sample ballot. the Costa Mesa measure says: "Referendum Measure. Shall Ordinance No. 76·11, changing the ioning of Lot 1 Tract 2727 (northeast corner of Harbor &>\tlevard and Princeton Drive) from Rl toCl·CP be adopted?'' The brochul'e attached to the sample ballot, printed jn Spanish as well as English, outllnes the adopted ordinance in legal terms. ·Boo Insurance Band Often 'Protection' It'• probabl1 Jmt a coincidence but it seems that Halloween i.ndt to tab an unusual amOW>t of e11s, toilet paper and 1baYbl1 aam out of tbetr normal l~aUons for depo1lton l'roat lawna and porches or local homes. BOW IT cell there remains a mystery. Bat now, you too ca bave 'protection against such .traqe occurance1 bf purchaaina an insurance poUcy •~_!~le to h<mleownen witbln the atte~nce boundaries of \AJll\a ..... Hlab School. 1 Thia ,weetena, c.o.ta MeH f!Jcb band members wm be peddUnt ~·Goblin lDlutance ' wblch, for Sl, assures homeowHrt a cleanup crew to tab care of supernatural evenq U..t take plae,oo ~. "1ND6 &AISBD wW belD P111 tor tht band '1 trip to the ••olfila ID•lt.._.. ll1illllel'esttval In Marcb. Jr W.m• fall t;> a..Mdallse, thole .tlhlna a J>OU~y ca caataet tbebUdboOlilel' dab at $t1 tlS2 erS40-128l Today's ·c10 . ••I .Y. toek • ' c TEN CENTS MAP SHOWS POSSJBLE TWO-WAY TRAFFIC FLOW Broken line Indicates Harbor Boulevard Reallgnment 'Mud Slinging' Sle01ons Denounces Split, Dropout Tale By GARY GRANVILLE Of tit• Oally Pltol Staff Republican Assembly can - didate James Slemons angrily ' denied today that he had climbed aboard his yacht Tues· day and sailed off into a 10-day political sunset. Just as angrily. Slemons de· nied repar.,t.a hat he in,t_. t4) withdraw from the 74th Di&trlct race. <Editorial, A6> "Those unsubstantiated re- ports are just another part or a series of mud slinging attacks by my political opponents and irresponsible members of the press." said Slemons The harried 74th District as- sembly candidate also said he was dis turbed by Republican Marian Bergeson declaring herself as an official write-in candidate. He knew where reports of his so-called IO-day flight from the political hot seat came from. however. CSee SLEMONS, Page A2) * * * PapersFUed MYSTIFIED BY FUSS Candidate Slemons Bergeson De"laying Write-in Campaign Marian Bergeson , who finished second in the 74th as- s cm bl y district 's June Republican primary, will wail until Saturday to decide if she will wage a last minute write·in campaign . · Nevertheless. Mrs. Bergeson already flied as an official write-In candidate by Tuesday's dead lin e. and Registrar of Voters Al Olson will count any ballots cast for her. whether Mrs. Bergeson wants votes or not. The 12-year member of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees told members of Women in Com- munications Inc. in Santa Ana Wenesday night, she fUed the write-in petition lo keep her op- tions open. But she wants to wait three days to see if support for her candidacy surCaces. ''It has to be fantastic response and it has to be Republican leaders," Mrs. Bergeson said. "I a" not interested ih an unsuccessful campaign frankly." she said. "But on the other hand, the response bas been so fantastic rrom the rank and Cile Republicans who are totally concerned about good representation. "This is the real confrontation that I think we are faced with, and it Is an issue of principle versus •trong political power," Mrs. Bergeson continued. Mrs. Bergeson, one of 12 can- d l de tea In the Republican primary. lost by 2,800 v~ea to Newport Beach car dealer James Slemona. And 1be told the smaU 1•ther. inc Wednesday about ~ al· , 1egations about Slemons' inte- grity. along with his refusal to face voters In debates, lead to a groundswell of support this week for her write-in can- didacy. The charges against Slemons involved the alleged seizure or pornographic material by· federal agents purportedly from Slemons' possession. It also has been alleged that he persuaded Dale Lucas, who (See BERGESON, Page A2) Coast Weather Increasing cloudiness and cooler weather expect- ed Friday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. Coast high 75, low near 60. 12 as ., A4 Alt ·~1 f , • - Ct-I ... , AU •• A4 .. ~i\2 OAILYPILOT c Thursday. October 2t. 1976 • Sletnons Endorsed:'! Reagan Letteri Pre,µi,tes Woes The campaign for the 74th As- sembly District, already marked by controversey over the disap- pearance or the Republican can· I didate Jim Slemons, was thrown into further turmoil by the use of what appears to be a Rooald Reagan endorsement of the Newport Beach car dealer. I Voters received letters on sta- 1 Uonery bearing Ronald Reagan's name at the top in which the former California governor im· plied endorsement of Slemons, saying "I strongly recommend and urge you to vote and work Cor Jlm Slernons." However, there were conttict.· Ing reports.out of Reagan's ortlce over the use of the letter. One spokesman said the former presidential candidate bad not included Slemons on his list of endorsements for the up- * * * * * * F ront Page A J BERGESON WAITING. • • purportedly was on his payroll, to file for the assembly at the last minute. TONIGffT CO J\ST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOARD Regular meeting, 1370 Adams, 8 p.m. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -Regular meeting, 88 Fair Dr., Sp.m. FOOTBALL -Estancia vs. Santa Ana, Davidson P'ield, 7:30 p.m. ''GOD'S FAVORITE" - Newport Harbor High drama, Auditorium, Oct. 21 and 29, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30, 2 p.m. $1.50 ''THE RULING CLASS " - South Coast Repertory Theater. Tuesday-Sunday through Oct. 30, Bp.rn . FRIDAY, <>Cr. 22 FOOTBALL -C06ta Mesa at San Clemente, 8 p.m. Newport Harbor vs. Fountain Valley. Davidson Field, 8 p.m ESTANCIA'S FOLLY - Talent Show, Forum, Oct. 22 and 23, 7:30 p.m. "WHEN YOU COMlN' BACK , RED RYDER?" -Irvine Com· munity Theater. Bristol at Red Hill, Oct. 22-23, 29-30, 8:30 p.m . OCC PLANETARIUM -"The Long Distance Call." Stephen Lattanzio lecturer, 7:30 and 9 p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Here and There with Lloyd Smith," Science Hall, 7:30 p.m. "Morali- ty, Legality, Lunacy," Science , Lecture 1, 7:30 p.m. "Earth- quakes. The Restless Earth,·• Science Lecture 2, 7:30 p.m. "World War JI. Normandy to the Elbe,'' Fine Arts Bldg. 119. 7:30 p.m. Lucas, who immediately withdrew from active campaign- ing, did obtain the last spot on the ballot. It is considered by many active in p0litics as a coveted ballot position. Before Lucas filed, Mrs. Bergeson was in the last spot. Mrs. Bergeson and campaign aide Jackie Heather asked the- women communicators present for advice on a write-in cam- paign, possible tactics that might be used and the wisdom of run· ning such a campaign at all. Mrs. Heather detailed what she said were misleading pieces or campaign literature distribut· ed by Slemons during the primary campaign, noting Mrs. Bergeson ran her effort on the principle of trying to be elected as the most competent can· did ate. "Money is the story of what happened to us,•' she said. While Mrs. Bergeson spent about $50,000 on her election ef- fort, Mrs. Heather said, Slemons pumped in more money, about $117,000, most of it in the last 10 days before the Junes primary. In addition. Mrs. Heather said , $lemons' campaign consultants, William Butcher and Arnold Forde, attempted to take what Bergeson supporters thoOght were her strengths and turn them into weaknesses. She said those strengths in· eluded such areas as her school board experience, being a woman candidate and ex - perience with education legisJa. lion in Sacramento. Mrs. Bergeson said after the meeting she did not know if any of her supporters are responsible for bringing the a llegations against Slemons to light this week. But she said to her knowledge none of her campaign workers were responsible. Since the primary campaign. Mrs. Bergeson said. she has tried to stay away from November election issues. Mesa Trench Neeth .Effort, Two Agree There is one thang both can· didates in the 73rd Assembly dis· trict race agree upon. Something has to be done about that enormous trench running down the middle of Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Assemblyman Robert Burke and his opponent, Dennis Mangers, both say pressure needs to be applied to finish the Newport Freeway Mangers blames Burke with worrying too much about his re- cent bill changing the name of the unfinis hed route to the Costa Mesa Freeway (recently ap· proved by the Senate and the As· sembly) and not enough about completing the freeway itself. Burke said the name change "came about at the request of my constituents.·· He said he, and others in Sacramento. have pressured Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and his CalTrans director. Adriana Gianturco, to complete the route. ''Unfortunately," Burke said, "There bas been a lot or opposi· lion from people who wont no ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT rtw-Or·~ CM\t 0.11• f'tloC _.,,..mt<" h, '""""' "-"""" ftMt Np_, ~"" 14-DVb'l""'<f 1W ,,_ 0. ~ (,J)A~t Pun.11\f'I•~ (OMO•f'l't ~•l•~ffOf\ ,,,. f>l.fbf1\~"'ff Moftdl V 1"tfloU~ ,,~. IOf ( 4"'it" Mf"U ..... _.(NYt S...,.h M.,..ll""nf\ ,._Mf't '°""' t•ln V•ll••· fn11t1t S•Ht...._ll V•lltY "'"°" L~ &tac hfSov1" Co•\t A~ ""tH)f\6t ••• ,.,, ., INbt"""""' \•h•'tMi'' ..,., ~ "'-PftM'INt ~·""~ o••nt " M JJO .,, 8.t• ~·~ C.O.toMto C•H,.....i•m~ ·-... -f"r•..-nt •nif ~ • ._.. JHlit lit (• .. Y V~t ~f>\t0tl"ll•"46tMfM~ n..M•• llff¥fl fdltO< ,..._, .. _ Ma~~'"'I ~flt ... C!Wf'lt• .. U.t Ilk ............. """'~ ........ ,"" (dt""' Co.t•M•HOffa >,.,w•<1ll•15•,... INlll ... ACl<lro•• .. 0 flt• IMO, ml• Offkl .. Uoun• 8f"•(f\ •'MGftrfWWt'Yf'•\t'f'lilt tt1mt11\Qtftoft k •ff\. 111'' lk.c:h 8ot.Mwrct "MH••--11.110 n,., u "•• ·-••'I<>~ Ol•OO ,.,_, CtlltY'•• •• ,. 0-..... C-.1 -'""'"' c-_, Ho -........ ............... ... .... ... Mttt•' ., •f¥•tllHmH1t\ ... , •• " m .. ., ... r-••rodvctd •U ... Vt '"Cl.al "'"'''"'" •4 ~..,, ..... _ ~~::',,_'. ~·",::::~r, .. :::· ..... ( ~:! -:;,. .,..._,,.,.. '" M•H t4 N f'WHll4P'lfy, "'lh\.,f -··--ti ·-tltl' new freeways. There is a very elitist attempt on the part of Brown and Mrs. Gianturco to force rapid transit on Southern California commulers, even though there is no transit system in existence." Mangers said that, if elected, he ''would do everything possible to get that freeway rirushed. '' * . * * Fro• Page Al FUNDING • • Alternate 4 would create an eight-lane highway along Orange Avenue, diverting south- bound traffic from Newport to the new route. The two-way road would have four lanes in each direction, and would join Newport at 20th Street at the north end of town, and 16th Street near the city's southerly limits. EJdrdge said the city would have to acquire rights·of-way on properties fr.ontin~ Orange Avenue for that 14-block strc,?tch. Newport Boulevard would be , closed under the plan, except for motorists desiring to shop in the downtown area. The entire roadway from 19th to Broadway would be designed for parking. Eldridge said a realigi\ment of Center Street would connect with Broadway at Newport Boulevard. From Broadway south. Newport would become a five· lane route, with two lanes in· each direction and a lefl-twn lane. Alternates 4 and S also would include the wldening or 17th, 18th and 19th Streets, °l8 traffic planner said. The flftb alternative, costing· $1 million more than Alternate 4, would include the realignment or Harbor Boulevard to meet Newport at 16th Street.· That extension would take out some homes and businesses along Rochester Street. Cabrillo Street and 17th. Eldridge said northbound traf· fie would be diverted onto Orange Avenue, except, qaln, for shoppers vialllng the downtow4 businesset along .Newport. coming general elect.ion. Another, contacted later, said the permlaaion for the letter was given some time before the published accounts all~ mis· deeds on tbe part-of the Republican Aaaembly candidate. Those reports contended lhat U. S. Customs agents have t't'ice seized allegedly pornographic material from Slemons since 1974. The allegations also have it that Slemons .had a part ln get- tine a candidate to enter the primary this June so that Slemons • name would have a pre- f erred place on the ballot. Slemons, who missed the first month of the general election campaign while he was traveling in Europe, withdrew from all campaign appearances on Mno- day, saying his lawyers are in- vestigating the allegations and advised him not lo lalk. Reagan staff members said Reagan is out or town today and unavailable for comment on the letter which described Slemons as a man of "independence, good Judgment. courage and inte· grity." The letter also bears the ad· dress or the Friends or Jim $lemons at the bottom or the page. * * * Front Page Al .SLEMONS .. • He labeled the charges of his sea exodus "irresponsible al- legations that could have easily been disproved if those making them had taken the trouble to check their facts.•· Slemons said he left Newport Harbor Tuesday afternoon to check out new radar and radio equipment aboard his yacht Mercedes. But his travels took him no further than Dana Point Harbor. according to the Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven to his automobile dealership by one of his employes. "If anyone h ad taken the trouble to come in here they could have seen me live and in person," the candidate said. "But." he said, ''it was much easier. to assume that I had fled to Mexican waters to escape from I don 'l know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and I don't quite know what to make of it," said Slemons. Shortly before the filing de- adline for write-in candidates Tuesday, Mrs. Bergeson. whom Slemons defeated in the Republican primary. declared herself a write-i n candidate. Since the n. the 48-year-old member of the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dislrict Board of Trustees has said she isn't certain that she'll wage a cam- paign for the Nov. 2 election. Either way. Slemons said Mrs. Bergeson 's filing as a write-in candidate is disturbing to him. lie apparently was more up- set about radio reports that he plans to withdraw from his race with Democrat Ron Cordova. Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why he shouid. Housing Costs Hike Prices To Consumer By The A1aocla&.ed Press Consumer prices in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Orange County metropolitan area edged up another six-tenths of a percent in September, pushed hardest by a sharp rise in the cost of hous- ing. The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics said today the latest rise brought prices to 6.4 pe.rcent above last September for the Southland. However, olCicials said, the price spiral has s lowed somewhat from last year's rate. The price rise the first nine months of this year was 4.3 per· cent, compared to 6.4 percent for the similar period in 1975 for the area. The Consumer Price Index . stands at 170.7, meaning con- sumers must pay $170.70 for the same goods and services that. would have cost $100in1967 in the metropolitan area. A 1.2 percent hike in the cost or Southland housing accounted for nearly 60 percent of the over·all rise ln consumer pnces in Sep· t.ember, officials said. The cost or home ownership went \fP 1.5 per- cent because of higher mortaace rates and other expenses, and rentat. went up 1.2 percent. Transportation costa -pushed up by higher rates for autQ in· surance, used cara, tires and 1 guollne -rose by nine-tenths ol a percent. brlnsl.n1itto10.7 per·· cent above a year aao for tbe I area. . . . . . . . . Roadster Wrecked Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Firemen aid 17 · year-old Scott Alan Davis of Fountain Valley after his custom roadster s werved ioff the Newport Freeway Wednesday afternoon, endtng up in a concrete drainage ditch. Davis was taken to Mercy General Hospital where he was treated and released. Burke, Mangers Clash By STEVE Mfl'CRELL OflMO•ll•~••uc .. " With waU· posters asking the question, "Who Needs Ford and Carter? We've Got. Burke and Mangers," Estancia High School students in Costa Mesa Wednes· day fired questions at the two can- didates for the 73rd Assembly Dis- trict during a school-sponsored debate. And the incumbent a s· semblyman and his challenger didn't disappoint them. The charges flew hot and heavy ft on XL-100 \ RIMOTI CONTIOL ...._ -.... at some points in thedeDate, with cbaJlenger Dennis Mangers call- ing his opponent. an "I can't" as- semblyman. and Robert Burke charging Mangers with exag- gerating the truth In some of bis remarks. Burke is seeking a sixth con- secutive term in the Assembly, a fact he says points to his effective- ness in the lower house. Mangers charged Burke with ·'the lowest conservation record in the Assembly,'' met said the as· semblvman has an "t can 't philosophy,'' that limits bis abill· ty to represept the district. Burke countered that state- ment, saylng, .. I have an 'I won't' altitude. I won'tletyourfreedom: be violated by bigger and biege1 controls at the state level," ht said. Burke told students in a packe. forum. "I want to make sure yot retain your constitutiona liberties and that's nol what's go ingonuplnSacramento." 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SWYkeYew1 .. ,_.1 Orange Coast .VOL. 69, NO. 296, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA N TEN CEN'¢ Berg·eson to Play 'Waitin g Game' • Marian Bergeson , who ; futlsbed second in the 74th as- sembly d is trict 's June Republican primary, will wait until Saturday to decide if she will wage a last minute write·in campaign. Nevertheless, Mrs. Bergeson already filed as an orticial write-in candidate by Tuesday's deadline, a nd Regis trar of Voters Al Olson will col1nt any Snagged Cyele ballots cast for her, whether Mrs. Bergeson wants votes or not. The 12-year member or the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board or Trustees told members of Women in Com· munic41tions Inc. in Santa Ana Wenesday night. she filed the write-in petition to keep her op- tions open. But she wants to wail three AP WI ,.,i.to I M<;»torcycle dangles fr<?m line ha nging from partially raised hull of ferry which sunk after being struck by a t~er in Mississippi River Wednesday. Nearly two dozen v1cllms of the lnlShap have been found so far with authorities fearing many more are dead in the river's . depths. (Story on Page A4) CdM Traffic Poll Comes Under Fire By JOANNE REYNa(DS Of I~• 0•11• ~i'-4 SllH A questionnaire thal Corona del Mar businessme n and homeowners want the City of Newport Beach to pay for is be· Jing attacked as biased and mis· , leading by one or the people who helped draw it up. The questionnaire, which will be brought to the city council al their afternoon sll.ady session Tuesday, was prepared primarl· ly by city traffic engineer Bill Darnell al the request of the Corona del Mar Coordinating Council of Community Organiza· tlons, a group consisting or representatives or the Corona del Mar Chamber or Commerce and homeowner associations. , The council was formed this J spring when chamber officials ' decided to do a comprehensive study of traffic and parking in Coronadel Mar. As the first major stt!p in the study, µie eigbl-paee question· r naire was prepared originally to be mailed lo all residents and r CALLS FOLWW AD FOR CHI NA. "We •dvertised in t•-o other pepers and received no respome. 'lbe first day our ad ran in the Daily Pilot we received. many calls and sold our china." 'l'hese were the words of a Co•ta Mesa physician who placed this clasallied ad: Lenoit rl nctt China. Wttlchesler. Wide &old borders. Many extras. f , Used twice. ·~ prlce XX· lM(llJtOr l(lCX·XXXX It pays to p.tt the Dally Pilot to • wort fcx you. Wbetber aelllnc tine chlM or cl.aninj out the +. •8!Me· call ~·5671. @!-~ businessmen in the community. But its bulk precluded that, Darnell said, so the council will ask the city council to prcf\tide about $.1,000 to hire survey takers who will take a scientific sampl· Ing of r esJdents and busl· nessmen. But one member or the coordinating council, J . R. Blakemore who represents the Harbor View Hills Community Association, sent a letter to Mayor Milan Dostal this week in which he charged that the ques · lionnaire is ''heavily biased toward obtaining responses in favor of constructing a con· tinuous road along Fifth Avenue between Poppy and Dahlia . . . " or the 74 questions askedoo the questionnaire, .three relate directly to the Fifth A venue area, although the opening section of 24 questions deals with Coast Highway traffic problems. Darnell defended the question· naire pointing out that it is as ex· tensive aa it ii because Lbe COWl· ell members wanted to gel reac· Uons to all of the concetvable solutions to Corona de1 llar'• traffic problems, including pro- posals such as a .Ftllb Avenue corridor which have. been reject· ed by the city before. "The point of the survey is t.o set the parameters ol what can be considered for a solution and what cao 't," Darnell said. Blakemore's let~r contends that the funding d the survey "would be an undesirable \lie ol lU fl.mda, and that tbe blaMd questionnaire would mull • mlslelldint responMB from a improper()' stltctecl ll'OUP ot re.pondenta." days to see if support for her candidacy surfaces. · "It bas to b e fantastic response and it has to be Republican leaders," Mrs. Bergeson s aid. "I am not interested in an uns u ccessful campaign frankly," she said. "But on the other hand, the response has been so fantastic from the rank and file Republicans who are * * * totally concerned about goOd representation. •'Trus is the real confrontation that I think we are faced with, and it ls an issue of principle versus strong political power," Mrs. Qergeson continued. Mrs. Bergeson, one of 12 can· didales in the Republica n primary. lost by 2,600 votes lo Newport Beach car dealer James Slemons. * * * And she told the small gather· lng Wednesday about recent al· legatlons about Slemons' inte- grity, along with his refusal to face voters in debates, lead lo a groundswell or support this week for her write-in can· didacy. The charges against Slemons involved the alleged seizure or pornographic material by federal agents purportedly from * * * Slemons' possession. It also bas been alleaed lh&L he persuaded Dale Lucas, who purportedly was on' his payroll, to file lor the assembly at the last minute. · Lucas, who immediately wjthdrew from acllve campaign· in&, dld obtain the last spot on the ballot. It is considered by many active ln p01itlcs as a coveted <See BERGESON, Page AZ> * . * * Sleillons Denies Split Candidate Slams Opponents By GARY GRANVILLE CH UM D•llY l"il<M Staff Re publican Assembly can· didate James Slemons angrily de nied today that he h ad climbed aboard his yacht Tues· day and sailed off into a 10-day poUlical sunset. Just as angrily. Slemons de· Died reports that he intends to withdraw from the 74lh District race. "Those unsu bstanti.ated re· * * * ports are just another part or a political bot seat came from, series of mud slinging attacks however. by my political opponents and He labeled the charges of his irresponsible members of the sea exodus "irresponsible al· press," said Slemons. legations that could have easily The harried 74th District as· been disproved if those making sembly candidate also said he them had taken the trouble l.O was disturbed by Republican check their facts." Marian Berges on declaring Slemons said he left Newport herself as an ofricial write·in Harbor Tuesday afternoon to candidate. check out new radar and radio He knew where reports of hls equipment aboard his yacht so-called 10-day night from the (Sff SLEMONS, Page AZ> * * * * * * Reagan Endorsement? Letter Backing Slemons Ca.uses Tunnoil The campaign for the 74lh As· sembly District , already marked by controversey over the disap. pearance c5f the Republican can· didate Jim $lemons, was thrown into further turmoil by the use of what appears to be a Ronald Reacan endors,11149nt of tbe Newport Beach utdealer. Voters received" letters on sta· Uonery beariac Ronald Reagan's name at the top in which the former California governor im· plied endorsement of Slemons, saying "I strongly recommend and urge you to vote and work for Jim Slemons." However, tbere were conflict· ing reports out of Re.gan's office o-.;er J,he use~ tti. JeU,r. Ooe apokesman said tlie former presidential candidate had not included Slemons on hjs list of endorsementa for the up. coming general election. Another, contacted later, said the permission for lbe letter was given som e time before the published accounts alleging mis· deeds on the part of the Republican As~ttmbly canc1i4a.te. nou .. rgo ... e~nt~~t U. S~ Cuat'oins agents have t'tnce seized allegedly pornographic material from Slemons stnce (See ENDORSE, Page A!) County Flu Shots 'On' Laguna Hill.s Man, 77, Dies After Inoculation By ANNE COOP ER Of ttM D•lly l"llel staff The Orange County Health Department will proceed with its switle rtu immunization pro· gram, despite the death Tuesday of an elderly Laiuna HJlis man four hours after be was in· oculated. Alton Adams, 77, of 102·A Via &-.trada died in his Leisure World home the same afternoon he and his wife and gone for swine nu shots al Saddleback Communjty Hospital. Adams. who had suffered two heart attacks previous to the vac· cinaUon, was riding an exercise machine when he collapsed Tues· day. . The county coroner's office confirmed .today. following an autopsy, that the cause of Adams' death was a coronary due to arteriosclerosis. In a statement issued by Dr. Richard Elpers, public health medical officer, and Dr. Gerald Wagner, immunization program director, the two men said all evidence indicates no connection could be made between Adams ' inoculation and his death. In view of this fact, the health department will proceed with the ih.fluenza immunization program as planned, they said. Associated Press reparted that more than two million Americans, roost of them elder· ly, received swine n u inocula· tJons last week d uring the height of reportJ that 3S elderly people died &ft.er taking the shots, the Crime Goes To Court Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Ga., says. Health officials say the deaths were not caused by the shots. Overall, about 2,787,800 Americans had received their shots by last weekend in the lhree·week-old inoculation pro· gram, and 2.1 million or the shots were administered last week. As of Friday, officials had dis· lributed 21,851,000 doses of swine flu vaccine and 17,749,700 doses of bivalent vaccine, which pro- tects against both swine Ou and A-Victorian flu, the center said. Adams was one of 662 people inoculated Tuesday at Sad· dJeback Hospital. Fifth District Supervisor Thomas Riley was another. A spokesman for the hospital said !lnother flu shot session was scheduled today from 12:30 to 4 p.m. She said each persQtt who is inocu18t:ed liy ·the JiOspital's re· gistered nurses receives a reac· tionsheet. The sheet lists possible side ef· feels of the shot, including headache. low grade fever and general discomfort. Symptoms generally appear six to 12 hours after the shot is given, according to the sheet, and can be treated with rest, aspirin and drinking fluids. lf ousing Costs Blamed . County's Prices Slide Slowly Up By The Associated Press Consumer prices in the Los Angeles-Long Beach·Orange County metropolitan area edied • up another six·tenths or a percent in September, pushed hardest by a sharp rise in the cost of hous· ing. The rederal Bureau of Labor StaUstics said today the latest rise brought prices to U percent above last September ror the Southland. However, ofticia.ls said, the price spiral bas slowed somewhat rrom last year's rate. The price rise the flnt nine mootbs of this year was (.3 per· cent, compared to 6.4 percent for the similar period in l!r75 for the area. The Consumer Price Index stands at 170.7, meaning eon· sumers must pay $170.70 for the same coocts and services that would have coal $100 lo 1967 ln the metropolitan area. A 1.2 pe.rceai bike in UM coat or Soutbland bouain• accounted for nearly 80 ,.r~nt or the over·all riff in c;oaaumer pdoe1 lD ~· t.ember, otncW11.W. Tbeeoetol bo8ie ownerabl_p went up 1., per· CeDl taeeauae Of.bill*': mortaqe ntel Md .'1!.H.,...., and "¥!..-:-... up by higher rates for auto in· surance, used cars, tires and gasoline -rose by nine·tenths of a percent. bringing it to 10. 7 per· cent above a year ago ror the area. Burglars Hit CdM School For 3rd Time Newport Beach police are in· \le!tigating the third burglary to hit Corona del Mar High School since September. In the latest thefts, a $1,200 cen· tigram scale and a $35 clock radio were taken from the schOol's science labs. The scale, which is mamitc• lured to meuure accurately very light weights, belongs to the school and the dock radio ls the property of aeience teacher Barton .Beach. Earlier thlt montb1 the school's wood shop wu bJt oy the lou of PJO worth of woodworidna too&a and ta September UU... =Hnd lnltrumeata from a.e 'a &ausic departmtlll. AC· to police the~ ..,. •aJCMd at more than suoo. MYSTIFIED BY FUSS Candidate Slemon1 Jury Mulls Ruling in 2Slayings . A jury that hes been asked tO find Dennis Maloney of Newport. Beach guilty of first degree murder for his alleged role in the killings of a Sunset Beach couple beean its deliberations today in Orange County Superior Court. Dep-uty Distr.ict Attorney Robert Chatterton closed bis case against Maloney, 32. by ask· ing for first degree verdicts on the dual murder counts plus guil· ty verdicts on related charges of robbery, burglary and con· spiracy. Maloney. also Jtnown as Dennis Casey Jones, was identified in his trial as one of a gang of men who staged a revenge rajd last Nov. 8 on a home occupied by Ronald C"auwels, 27, and J anet Mae Metz, 34. Cauwels, sbot in the head dur· ing the fracas, died less than an hour later in a local hospital. Mrs. Metz died in the home after being hlt by a burst or machine gun fire delivered by convicted killer Thomas Hardin Hester, 29, of Long Beach. Hester was sentenced to lire ln slate prison for his role in the killings. Three other men iden· tified as gang p1embers will be tried after lb~ Maloney verdict Is returned. Co ast Weathe r Increasing cloudiness and cooler weather expect· ed Friday with a chance of rain in the afternoon. Coast hlsh 75, low near 60. I NSl.,E TODA \' Ct'Mral MacArthur VOWfd, "I •holl rttum," and he doe• again -thl• time fn the "'""'" of CreoOTJI Ptek in the . MW movw "MacArthur." The photograf)hn •who shot both 1 picture• Ml •ome intcrr.lffng mmaorlea on P.aoe A 1. . u .. A4 ... .,., .. <1·1 ... , .,. .. .. ... ..........-~~~~--------__,, ~ A! DAILY PILOT N Thund!Y· October 21. 1118 'Playboy' Interview .. I • .. .. .. €arte:r Rap -~ord Fo·r USe of Ad ,. By fte Associated Preis Jimmy Carter uid today dull President Yqrd i• usinf ••a htghly mtsteadlng sort o ad· vertisi ng ca mpaign" that features the cover or the cur- rent Playboy magazine contain· ing a Carter interview and a Newsweek cover showing Ford's picture. Speaking with report.en dur· i.ni an inspection of his peanut w~e in Pla.lns, Ga., the Democratic preaidetltiaJ can· didate complained that the ad tries uto insiauate tlaM l°ta • special case and llaYe low morals simply beea111e I crant· ed an interview with J>tayboy." The advertisement has been placed in 350 newspapers in 22 st.ates, according to the PreJJ. dent Ford committf!e, wbich cle- vdoped it. Tbe committee urses people to read both magazines u one • ay ot declcline which candidate to vote for. The Playboy ~er shows a woman with her shirt unbut· .. l',.._Pa,,eAl BERGESON WAITING. • • ballot position. Before Lucas filed. Mrs. BergeiOI> wu in the last1pot. • Mn. Bercesoo and campaign aide Jackie He ather asked the ·women communicators present for advice on a write-in cam · paign, possible tactics that might ·be used and the wildom ol run· ·n1ng such a campaign at all • · Mrs. Heather detailed what she uUt were mialeading pieces d campaign literature d.i.ltribut· ed by Slemons durine the primary campaign, noting Mra. * * * Fr .. r.,,eAJ ·SLEMONS • • Mercedes. But his travels took him no fu r ther than Dana Poi nt Harbor, according to the Republican candidate. Wednesday morning, he said, he came ashore and was driven to his automobile dealership by one o( his employes. "IC anyone had taken the trouble to com e in here lhey could have seen me live and in person," the candidate said. · "But," he said, "it was much easier to assume that l had fled to Mexican waters to escape from I don't know what." "Sure I'm upset about it and I don't quite know what to make of it." s aid Slemons Shortly before the filing de- adline for write·in candidates Tuesday, Mrs. Bergeson, whom Sl e mons defeated in the Republi<'an primary, declared herself a write-in C'andidate. Since then. the 48-year-old member of the Newport-Mesi. UnHied School Di strict Board of Trustees has s:ud she isn't certaln that she'll wage a cam· paign for the Nov. 2 election. Either way. Slemons said ·Mrs. Bergeson's filin g as a 'write·ln ('8ndidate ls disturbing to him. • He apparently was more up- )iet about radio reports that he )>tans to withdraw from his race With Democrat Ron Cordova. Slemons said he has never considered withdrawal and sees no reason why he should. "It 's dlrrlcult to combat such unfounded charges when you don't know where they are com. ing from." said Slemons. Earlier this week Slemons said he would not comment on allegations m ade against him in the press until a so·called in· vestigalion by his lawyer is completed . Today, he stood by lhal posi· tlon and indicat~d he would not discuss the a !legations until iome time next week. They center on a charge that be enticed a candidate lnto the Republican primary race to deprive Mrs . Bergeson of the b6ttom spot on the GOP ballot. It has a lso been ~leged in press reports that U.S. Customs officials twice since 1974 seized pornographic material Slemons attempted to b ri ng into the country. OAANGfCOAST k DAILY PILOT :::r.::.~~;:,~·.·r, ::.:;;:;;; c;.: (,o.a\t Pvt>t1\l\lft9 Ceme•"'• \toilt.it•H•ttM\At• •ut>ti\l\t'f Mol\ldtt¥ IPU'f>vq'-f t 10.y tOf (O\I" Miu tff>•OO'' 8e.-C:I\. """'''°41""' .,,. "' -.o""' ... ,,. V•tlipf hlif'I"• S•ff• ... H V•llf'y •"d ._._.,. ... ~·•c ... \I ,.,..,., ... ....,...,..,, hOJ'\ f\ ~1\Nil $.ttlltO•t\ .,_. ~l'\ ffll, ~=~~:0~~1.~:.:~~"...,.,., .,, .. , .. ..., .. _ ~ .......... _,_ , ... _ c....., "tc• ...,,., ... nt ,,_. Otf'llH .. ~ .,._, ..... e<111 .. T-IA ........... ~ ............ ... °'"''"" "-•ic-1' -.. ,.,,,~ "'" ... ,1 ... ""''°'' Bergeson ran her efrort on the principle of trying to be elect.ed as lbe mos!. competent can· didate. "Money is the story of what happened to us,·' she said. While Mrs. Bergeson spent about $50,000 on her election ef- fort. Mrs. Heather said, Slemons pumped in more money. about $117,000. most of it in the last 10 days before the June 8 primary. In addition. Mrs. Heather said, Slemons' campaign consultants, William Butcher and Arnold Forde, at.tempted to Uke what Bergeson supporters thought were her strengths and tum them into weaknesses. She said those strengths in· eluded such areas as her school board e xperience, being a wom a n c andidate and ex· perience with education legisla· tion in Sacramento. Mrs. Bergeson said after the meeting she did oot know if any of her supporters are responsjble for bringing the allegations against Slemons to light this week. But she said to her knowledge none of her campaign workers were responsible. Since the primary campaigtl. Mrs. Bergeson said. she has tried to stay away from November election issues. And it wasn't un- til after the allegations were re· ported this week that she re- considered her involvemenL U she doesn't wage a write-in campaign Mrs. Bergeson said she would endorse no Of'e for the assembly. She said she did not b ack Slemons after her primary elec· lion defeat because she did not believe he was qualified. . Mrs. Heather s aid Mrs . Bergeson 's s upporters thought they were waging an effective primary campaign. "You didn't know where to at- tack or who lo s hoot down," she said. "So you did what we did. Stick with the credentials ... try to elect the one most competent to be up there." * * * FrowaPageAJ ENDORSE ••• 1974. The allegations also have it that Slemons had a part in get- ting a candidate lo enter the primary this June so th al Slemons ·name would have a pre- ferred place on the ballot. Slemons. who missed lhe rirst month of the general election campaign while he was traveling in Europe, withdrew from all campaign appearances on Mno- day, saying hjs lawyers are ln· vestigating the allegations and advised him not to talk. Reagan staff members said Reagan Is out of town today and unavailable for comment on the letter which described Slemons as a man of "independence, good judgment, courage and lnte· grity ... The letter a lso bears the ad· dress or tbe Friends of Jim Slemons at the bottom or the page. County Elvis Concert Sold Out Quickly Ticketa for the Nov. 3> Elm Presley concert at the Anaheim ConvenUon Center sold out ln two hours Wedneaday. The tickel.s went ()ft sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the eenter•a box office and selected 'ncketron outlets throu1bout Southern Callfomia. By noon. all 1.500 seals bad beeneold. Some fans had camped at the box olflce since SUnd.ay even.In•· aecordin1 to Tom Liegler, dine. tOC' of tbe Anaheim Convention Cerate?'. By Wednelfty. the line had Jl'OWD to an estimated 1,300 peopte., he Hid. ' One women reportedly new in Sunday evenln• from New J~ to bqy two $12.)0 tidretl. Sbe 1n1 to mu.rn In Nowmber fw t :•p.m. c:cmeer.. . toaed and a heaclllne referring to tbe iDterview; "Now, the Beal .Ii.mm)' Carter." Ford said WedHSday he reat: a transcript of the interview but not the m agazine. He said he ~lined to be iaterv'iew«t by Playboy because "I don'' UWak a presidecat ol the United States FORD TO SPEAK IN COUNTY-Al au,c.ht to be interviewed in a ma1aziae thal has that formaL'' Carter claimed the decisioo to place the ad was made by Ford himself. but added that he doesn't think it will help Ford's campaign for election. "J think Mr. Ford knows that Playboy has interviewed many people: his own seoretary of the Treasury , Mr. William Simon; Waller Cronk it e. William Buckley : Albert Schweitzer ; Arnold Toynbee; Gov. Jerry Brown. and dozens ol others in addition to m yself." Carter's interview bas become a campaign issue because of his expressed views on sex and morality. Cart.er . said be has lusted after a lot of women and committed adultery in bis heart, but believes that God forgives him for it. Both are scheduled to be at an Al Smith political dinner in New York City tonight. But their schedules have been carefully tailored to keep them from seeing each other. · Ford's schedule calls for him to show up at 7 p.m. and leave at 8:30 p.m . with Cart.er arriv· ing at 9 p.m . and staying for about an hour. Suggestions On Newport Projects Eyed Members of the Newport Beach Parka. Beaches and Recreation Commission want to pick your braln. The commission's CapitaJ Im- provements Committee, which meets twice a month from now until the end of the year, is asklng for suggestions from individuals as well as homeowner organiza- tions on projects that should be undertaken during the next fiscal year. Anyone or any group with specific s uggestions on capital improvement or beautification projects should submit the ideas m writing to the Parks. Beaches and Recreation Department at ci- ty hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The full commission will pre· pare a list or projects for COO· sideration next spring during the city councll 's budgeting process. The projects a pproved will be Implemented during the 1977-78 fiscal year. Coast Board Approves Market Plan A permit lo built a quaint farmer·s market near a seatood processing plant owned by Newport Beach'• Delaney family haa been approved by the South Coast Regional Zone Com- mission. Spokesmen for F r anci s "Fran" Delaney and his wife Myrna even pledged a bonus at the h earing before com· m issioners in the Huntington Beach Civic Center Monday. Architect Richard Dodd, ad· vised di mensions or the property at 2920 Newport Blvd .. and pro- jected dally business would re- quire 39 parking spaces off the busy boulevard. He prompUy pledged to wort 44 spaces into tbe plam Instead of a mere 39-a decided twist on the usual plea by a bullder--whlcb somewhat took tbe commlslion aback. A comml11lon enclneer had to make It clear for the record Dodd knew he only needed 39.spaces. The arehlteet pointed out it la quite often In term• of overall de-•itnt easier to add a certain ·numoer of spaces to a Dlot plan than to delete 1ome or Choose an arbitrary number. Delaney'• property at 29th Street and Newport Boulevard will eoatafn a 7 .m 1quare root atracture wltb retail sales downataJn and omea on the leeond Ooor. TIM propertJ bN formerly bMll u lee bouH md ...._an o&d Mniee •talion ttractate. j , .. ' Support From Hollywood Actress Sally Kellerman <best known for pl ayi n g H ot Lips in the movie "M.A.S.H. "), urged UC Irvine students lo vote Nov. 2 and endorse policies of pre- sidential candidate Jimmy Carter al a noon rally at UCI Wednesday. Several hundred s tude nts gather ed on the Gateway Plaza st eps lo hear Mi ss Kellerman and also Carter's statewide campaign coordinator. Terry O'Connell. New Cover-up Charged Congressman Seeb New Ford Probe WASHINGTON (AP> -The Justice Department's refusal to investigate President Ford's role in blocking an early inquiry into Watergate •·smacks of a new cover·up. ·• says a member of Congress who asked for the probe. Ford ·s a ttorney gen e ral. Edwa rd H . Levi. announced Wednesday that he would not launch an inquiry lo determine whether Ford lied about his participation lo the successful move to halt the 1972 Watergate probe by the House Banking CQJDmiltee. non I XL-100 I REMOTE I CONTROi. ...._ __ ..... '"There is no credible evidence, new or old, making appropriate the initiation or a further in· vestieatioo." Levi said. Levi issued lhe statement alter Ford told a news coof'erence: "What I did was at the request or lhe responsible people on lhe House Banking and Currency Committee aod. under lhe same circumstances, as I knew it then. I think I would do exactly the samething. ·• Rep. Elizabeth D. Holtzman <D·N.Y .). and Rep. John Conyers !D-Mich.), as ked Levi to in- vesliute whether Ford lied about bis role in baiting the in· vestigatioo when asked about it during his vice presidential con- firmation bearings. Rep. Holtzman said lhe at-torney general's refusal "is fr. responsible and smacks of a new cover·up." The lwo members of Congress also asked Special Watergate Prosecutor Charles Ruff to in· vestigate. Rurr said last week lhat s uch an investigation by bis office was not warranted. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. 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