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Home My WebLink About1976-12-02 - Orange Coast Pilot' .. 411 Bl. Bo er ' \ I Topless CaWe Pop-up 'Sullies' Aussie· Solons THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 2, 1976 VO\. ... NO nr .• SICTIONS, 44 PAGES II •• • • I r . .. I I e Trustees Mull MoPil llid At El Toro Blaze Guts 3 Center Stores ... "By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Oltlle Deity Pl ... SUH A raging early morning r1rc destroyed a portion of the Sad- ' dleback Valley Plaza shoppmg center in El Tori) today, doing at least SI 25 m1llton damage before a s mall army of hremen could put it't>ut l Hclat<'d photos Page A3 1 Thl· s pectacular blaze ap· parently brok c out 1n Bambj 's rus- r:otheque. formerly l.he Way Sta· llOO Restaurant, and was report· ed by a passing motonst JUSt before 4 a .m . a n Orange County Fire Department spokes man ~a10 Topless Girl Spurs Aussie · Solons' Ire CA NBERRA, Australia 1.\PI /\ part y thr o wn by Const'rvat1ve lawmakers anrl katurang a woman who popped to11less from a rake has "sullied the ci1gmty " of Parliam('Tlt, op- pos1lton Laborltes declared to- d:. y They demandt>ci action aga1n11t those responsible At issue was a party held in the sl atcly members· dlrun.i room of Parliament Hou!le honoring rr.embers of the governing Coni.crvaltV<' party politicians who have served 10 yean in Pprhament. 1 A" woman secreled in a box representing a birthday cake lost the top of her bikini as she , popped out. She was to have held up a sign saying, "llappy lOlh AMiversary." but said later she _dropped it because of her acute embarrassment Labor member Bert James asked in the House of Repruen- tatl ves that Speaker Billy Sned· den "bring to book those wbo had sullied the• di1nlty" ol Parlia- ment. • To laughter or House mem- bers, James noted that Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser had just devalued the Au stralian dollar and the economy was in disarray . The topless an - niverHry greetln1. be said, was "the 1overnment's only suc- cessful attempt Lo stimulate the private sector." Fraser, with a reput.aUon for propriety. was teport.ed furious over the incident. 1 The organizer of the rete, depu· ty government floor leader Don Cameron, uld several mlnlsters and aenlor politicians were seen to turn pale at the woman's.jack ot upper clothlng And uked that the performance be stopped. "l lmmedlately called 1 balt," Cameron uld, and ordered a 1creen isut up around the «ltl. By the time the flrst ftre units .o'hv~. tongues of name were shooting 30 feet into the a.ir over the roof or the lfl'ie building, which also housed Offices' And a number of small shops. The glow of the fire was v1s1blefor miles The fire spread from the rught club into the shopping center leas- ing orfice. which is alJIO used by Alexander Haagen, developer or the store complex From there. the names moved into a gourmet shop. All three establishments were fUlted. A total of 93 county firemen us- mg snorkel hoses and 13 engines worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to two other adjoining stores a re· hgious bookstore and a pet shop Fire Capt. Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passersby with saving the hves of a large number of dog~. C'ats. b1r~ and other animals who would have died 10 the pet store Crom lhe dense smokt>. "We don't know who the people were but somebody broke m and started getting the animals out even before we got here lo give them a hand," Turbeville :1aid. "When the pct shop owner ar· rived. he was very happy they had done it." Left behind in the shop were fish and a snake, which one fireman said he "didn't even want to touch." It 1s not known if those creatures survived. AU the animals removed from <See YlllE, Page Al) AP Clarifies Reponon Mexican Land MEXJCO CITY (AP) -Jose lopes Portillo was sworn ln as president of Mexico as his pre- decessor, ln one of bis last acts, awarded Lo Mexican peasants UUes to 1.1 1Ullllon acres that hfd previously been eitpropAated. Out1olng President Luis Echeverria also ordered Wednes- d~ a new expro.Priatioo of 8,668 acres Lo be split into 90,D> a mall plota for peasants' homes, the Agrarian Reform Minilt.ry said. The Associated Preas er- roneowsly reported that the 1.1 mllllon acres was land newly ex- propriated. The error was eaused by a mistranslation of a govern· ment ann~cement. The report appearedinsomeedlUonaofWed· nesdey'-.Daily Pilot. The 1.1 million acres had been expropriated at "arioua Umea alnce Mexico'• 1910 revolutioo but wu prevlousJy wonecs by peuanta who did not actually have t1Ueto It. • 'Army' Fights Fire O.lly l'llet """'• llY lll<M•• K-.. AREMEN BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SADDLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY l'AIS MORNl~G Damage Estimated at $1.25 Miiiion H Three BualnHHI Deatroy9d by Aamea Bl Bomber System 'Go' Rums/ eld Says Plane 'In National lnteres~' WASHINGTON CAP ) - Defense Secretary Donald II. Rumsfcld ordered u start on pro- duction of the eosUy and con- troversial Bl bomber today. a de· cision that could be overturned by President-elect Jimmy Carter after he takes office. Announcing the long-~pected declaion, Rumsfeld said "We have conclud~d that proceeding with thJ1 contract approach Is In the national interest" because of the momentum of Soviet strategic weapons buildup, and because the plane, which has been under de· velopment for six years, is ready tobebullt. Rumsfeld said a decision was made "ln consultation with Presi· dent Ford" and alter an ex· bauative review of lhe proiram 's progress. Alr Force Secretary 'nlomas C. Reed told a news conlerence, "ll would be lrreaponalble not to in- itiate Bl production at lbisiiole." Reed said ·'there Is every 11'· dication that the Soviets are drlv· m, for 1lr1te1tc superiority by the early 19809" and th•t the Bl "la t.he 1tr1te1lc lnltiat.lvo that - canredr~ss that imbalance." Carter is opposed to production of the costly bomber at this time and said during the campaign that he would keep the plane in the research stage. More than S2 billion already has been spent on Bl research and development Congress ordered a rnonth·to- month limitation on spending for the Bl until Feb. 1 so the new pre- !!ldent could make a final jud1- ment on production of what would ONLV 22 S .. OPPfNG MVS LEFT/ be the most expensive bomber in hiatorv. TheAlr Force and Rockwell In- ternational Corp .. theplmte'scon- tractor, reportedly agreed Lo con- tinue the month-to-month fmanc- lng arrangement until JW').e 1 to · giv' Carter more time to malr.e up hlamlnd. According to the ln08t r«ent Pentagon report, theec»tofthe Bl has men to a total of $22.9 bllUon for a planned 244 planes, or about 193.8 million each. Most of that v.111 be spent over about a decade. The first production contracl would cover only the firtt three planea with an option tor eight more. Talks Resumed GENEVA CAP> -Delegation heads from the Rhodesian gov- ernment and four black na- Uonallst eroups have met to dtS· cuss specific proposals on form.' in1 a transition government. in the flrat joint session f'bcualng on d~aUa of an interim govemment lntonded to lead the way to black majority rule in Rhodesia. · All-cash Said Best Buy Offer By TOM BAii.LEV l>ftMD•U~Pllll- Lawyers for Mobil OU Com· pany appeared in Orange County Superior Court today to put on the record what they believe is the best offer lo date for control of the Irvine Company. Trustees or the James Irvine Foundation have been asked by Mobil to consider Friday an all· cash offer of $277.7 million or a $284 million alternative which would be a mix of cash and short· ~rmno~s.. · It would appear Crom the bid- ding rules endorsed by Judge James F . Judge earlier Ws week that any further bidding will now be limited to Mobil and the Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto, Canada Lawyers for the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de- veloper Alfred Taubman failed to submit a new bad by 5 p.m Wed· nesday and would appear to be out of the picture. Foundation attorney Howard Privett has repeatedly stressed that his board of trustees will re- main open to bids "until only one bidder is left." Cadillac f airvicw's latest re- ported bid of $284 million appears to be almost identical to that sub- mitted by Mobil, with a mix of $164 million in cash and the balance or $120 m ii hon in notes. But financial consultants who testjfied in the hearing before Judge Judge pointed out Wcdncs· day night that the Mobil offer is CSee HEIRESS, Page Al) Const Weather Mostly sunny through Friday with highs along the coast In the mid 70s, Iowa of about SO. Inland highs to 80. INSIDE TODAY A MW biogroph11 of F'leld Morahol Erwin .Rommel clofma N oz; G trmony '1 "DtlM Foz" brutoliud h1.1 troop• .ond blamed 1ub- ordJuote1 for hla toctacol blun- dn•. Among them hiuittmipt to lcU! muer. Storv P.oge A7 i•de!llt: CJ -LA-u Cl a.,..,,,.. cs ..... , _. ... , ,_, C4 01-16 ... tleAel ,..,.. A4,a6 Ot ~ .. c.My All Ot ....... Cl.J A 11 SyMa ""1tf' C 1 A•._.,., DM Cl 1*-MMl!m CH c .. , ............ C:• Cl ThMl•t C:I c:s ...,_ •• ....,. ..... , ...... . .. ,. AZ DAIL y Pll OT ---- Dr. Levine Named Fairview ·Director Or M1chat•I l.evinc. 35, th1· n· cenlly appointed med1caJ d1r('<.'· tor of Fairview State Hospital tn Cos ta Mesa was na med the hospital t•hief adminn~tr utor Wednesday The appointment of IA•v1ne as Hospital Director was unnouncC'd in Costa Mcs:.i ut the :.<tme lime HE'S IN CHARGE Fairview Chief Levine Fro"' Pag.-Al HEIRESS ... superior 111 the non t·J,h "<'nse berau'>t' the $120 millwn in notes would be Pl'r'>onJlfy. set'Ured by Mobil They said those nott•., ('an be r1uiekly markt•tt'<l ,11 lh1·1r f,H'C' vulue wht•rt'a' thl' l';.ioad1an notes <1rt' not a'> n•a<f1fy nci.:utia blc and arc suhJt't'I to d1seount Irvine heircs-; Joan Jrvint· Smith was not ava1lnhle for com ment tod<1y on ttw <'hani.:1'<l bid ding picture and ~ hal aµiwJrs to be the ehminutwn or lwr ravontl' t•ontender, the Allen Taubman --"Hi~""'~rtnfi~""""hcn :.he took legal action to hJ.Jt the pro- posed Nie of the Jrvine • mpony to Mo~· S200 m1f111.>n. Mr Smith wa'i g r ntNJ ,1 n•str in1ng order t•n 'l h1· argued"ttlat tht• $200 mil '>l°ll mit price wuo; too low and unfu11 to m1nor1ty i.tockholder<1 Mrs . Smith ownis 21 I percc·nt of the Irvine ~hare'> Thl' foumta lion owns a S4 ~ f>('rt't'r1i. rontroll mg tnlt'rt·~l In thl' lninl! <:orr1 pany 1-· o u n d at 1 on l r u ~I el''> Jr 1• scheduled to nwt>t fo'r11l.1}' in !'-Kn Franc1seo to d1•u u'" the n1·w Mobil Orfl'r 11nd .my rurtht•r ap proaeh lhJt m1~ht tx> madt• h> bidder'! Blaze Kills Elderly Pair LAKF.WOOO IA 1'1 An <'ldt'r ly num and woni 11n arP d1•"d aftrr .i fir~ 1gn1t MI hy o r11<art>tte !IW('Jll lhrouith lht> bedroom nf their apartm<'nl, 11u1hurat1~ c;a v Los Anaf'l1•s ~hertrf!I 11<'pnr1 rnent 1nv('11ltgator!\ 1ct<-nt1fled the Vlct1ms as John ll1·w1t11on, 76, 1111cl his w1f(', Huth. bellt'vt'd to t)f" in MrOOs A Los AnRl'l"'I ('<iUnty Ftrl" ~iiok.-sman s u1d l1 rr f11(ht<•r1 d111 <>overed lle-w1t:'lon '11 hody in lht• h allway of the dwt'lllnR. and lbt' bodyofhl11 wlfe In the bedroom Workers Gunned Rlo:LFAST ( J\ I' l 17wo t<>r· ror111ts !'ltrollt'd down fklh111t 'c; Crumltn Hoad. known as "bomb ;11loy," today a nd tnac hinl' "unned men heacllni.: for work, polirf' reporlt>d , w11undtn1t four in the hands and (el'I OAAHQl COAST DAILY PILOT '""~~r. ... ,t r, •.•• •· ·~ ""'•"''"' 4•""'" '""*'f ,,_ "H•\ .,.,._ I._ .... NI~ P\t ,.,_ f w ..i•r- l"' t i f ,,.... ,.,,.,,f,.rflif114~. 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C-oillft l40-1HO ~~'= =.~~.'=··=~'!St= Mt tt•r ........ :r.,.,.,..,_t\ f'WllPf lA flfllfy .. r•.,lf'IC.•• .-ttfr~~Utt ,..,.,,, .. , ........... tf ..... ...,.._, tr;r,:.A<,~••,.:::!~?:11':.'d.:I c~IZ, ":;~ =:"-•.\ =~~r ........... , ""'U••r r • <~v. Edmund Brown J r WllS lit! l.Ullng plans for a m!Vor rtlv1slon ln the managC'mcnl d. the a.talc Under pro ions or a bill a1> h05pital sys~er proved by t Legii.laturc earhtr this year . Hr n has ordert.'d an end to the dual irecton.hlps un der which the 11 state meotaJ D•llY ~i.t Sl•tt l'MIO~ MOVING TO PATTON Administrator Clewett UAW,AFLCIO Rea/ f-iliation '-Speculated' DETROIT CAP> -United Auto Workt>rs President Leonard Woodco('k will confer 1n Washington on Friday with AFL- CIO President George Meany, re· newm~ spet'ulat1on the two giant la bor i:irou ps will reafhliate, the D<·tro1t News re ports. The News said Woodcock dis· closed plans for the meeting Wed· ncsday, adding that he will be ac · companied by UAW Secretary· Treasurer Emil Mazey. There was no immediate comment from the union. The two UAW officials re- portedly will meet with Meany and his possible successor. Sec retary -Treas urer Lane Kirkland. Woodcock, 65, who wUI retire next May as head or the 1.4 · m1fhon member UAW, has gone on r<'cord in favor o( reaffiUatlon with lhc 14.2-million member AFL·CIO, a position believed to have the backing or a majority of the UA w ·s 26-member executive board Mazey heads a bloc oppos. mg the move. The UAW bolled Crom the labor fedcrat1on 10 1968 because of a long-fes tering feud between Meany and the late UAW Pre1l- d en Walte r Reuther over do stic and fore.i&n policy ls· l!U . e executive board debated a sltn e reafflliatlon early .UU1 year but deferred a decision ~UI after the completion of auto m· dustry contract talka this fall. That leaves open the possibility of a move to reaf(iliate al the un- ion 'a constitutional convention next May in Los Angeles. Several top UAW leaders, 'including Vire Pt-ea~nt Ken Bannon, have aald they expect the unioo to rtjoin the AFL·CIOnextyear. Lizard Falls Before Skater DEATH VALLEY <AP) A desert lizard tia11 beMm<' the flr~t t•asuelty in Linda Rt'inaold 's 10011 dliitancc roll<>r 11kllt(' ride squished by her skate wheels. Linda. 26. keeping an ekrtlon <'3mpa1gn promise, huried lht• lizard al the side or the road ond kept on skntin1t Wednesday on the road winding through this dc- 11olate area. hot.pit ala have been wovtmcd The aovernor aald the move wlll get rid of a "two-headed monster" at some of the troubled farilities. Prior to Wednesday'!\ move. the hospitals were run by two ad· mlnistrators or equal rank a medical d irector and i.n ad- ministrator At Fairv iew. Levine w as tiamed medical director three months · ago, rl'placmg Or An thony Toto who had served In that post for 12 years. At the Costa Mesa raci!Jty, the adm1n1strator for much of Toto's term was Ke nneth Clewetf Clewett, aa part of Brown's re- vision of the syatem. was ap pointed Hospital Director at Pat- ton State Hospital 1n San Bernardino. Jim Fossum. 46, the former manager of the state's Treat· ment Services Divlslm at state Department of Health head- quarters 1n Sa eriunento will ser ve under Levine as ad - ministr ator. The personne l changes at Fairview were announced there by Don Boling, director of the state Department of Health's Developmentally Disabled Hospital Services section. -Al a press conference held at the facility which houses more than 1,700 mentally retarded and physically handicapped children a nd a dults. Boling said the <-hange!t throughout the stale mental hospital system were the result or fr1chon that developed under the system or <.'<)u1ty for the adm1n1strator and med1eal direc· tor. "There was a lot of rnticism. and l thmk rightly so," Boling said. "Generally. one person or the other, hospital admJnistrator or medi<.'al director, 1s the more ef· fect1ve," Rolin g so1d. "Dr. Levine is going ahead and he had our full support even before · this." A child psychiatrist with a private practice in th<' Harbor Area, Levine immediately an- nounced plans for ma1or ad- min ist r ati vo changes1 after Toto's forced resignation. '- Toto was reportedly ~offered directorship or troublji-plagued Camarillo State Hospital. or nothinK and chose to quit and enter private practice. Sources at Fairvlt!W have long privately voiced concern about the lack of delineation between juat who -Clewett or Toto - wu the boss. although Toto was the chief spokesman . Clewell himself was shifted nine months ago to help settle proble m s al Pat ton S tate Hospital and s moothe over the transition Involving retirement of Its two chief executives. Boling said the reslacklng of the hospitals' top echelon Is not being considered either a true de- motion nor promotion for the people involved. Fossum said he hadn't had lime to adjust to the new system. "l'rn juat getting my feet wet," heeald. Under the old dual system, the hospital admi nistrator was responsible for living accom· modatlons, food, clothing and personnel. The medical director wu responsible for the d JnicaJ health care and treatment opera- tion• of the hospital. Meanwhile in Sacramento, Governor Brown explained that the use or a 11lngle chief at each hospital will be tried for accoun- taSlllty purp<l11e11 "There will be one person held accountable. lie will either do tbc job or be fired." Brown str<>11sed that there will be u constant monitoring or lht• new system and the new h011pitaJ chJefs. "Each of the11 e people is i11 on trial ," ho aald. "They wtll be re- vtewed by the department and there may be other chanl(es right along." • Boy S.aves Girl Firelwme Tour Paid Off HUGHSON (AP) -A 10..year-old boy who ·re- membered a fireman's instruction~ how to dislod~e food stuck In a throat i~ being ~rcdlted with soving a classmate's life. Kathy Machado, 9, choked on a chunk of hut· l('rscotch candy whJlc jumpinft ro pe during school lunch hour ln this Central California community. The girl couldn't breathe, teacher Ron Philllps re· ported, but Maurice Brett, 10, s uddenly reached around Kathy from oohJnd and f(ave a sharp upward Jerk to her aolsr plexus. The blow forced air upward Crom her lungs lnto her throat and dlslodaea the candy. Maurice learned the technique, called tho Hemlich method, durtn1 a class tleld trip to the Hughson (lrehousc in the school year. "He definitely saved her Ufe," said Luis Buron, the tire department enaincer who tauaht tho method. No Solution? FBI Clue/ Won't Quit WASlllNCITON IAP> f"BI Director Clarence M Kelley said today hl' d0t.~ not intend lo reii1gn despite lndkutions that Pres1d<>nt elect J immy Curlt•r wants wname hisown l''Bl du<'f Sea Project Problem Cited : "I have.said many t1meii I am not goln1 to re:ngn," Kelley told a reporter A4kt!d whether he would resign if Carter asks him to do so, Kelley r eph ed "When that comes up, I'll address 1t then.'' Fro.P~Al FIRE ... the s tore were taken for salekeep ing to the county animal sheller At the r eligious book shop, firemen worked fevenshly to cov er books, bibles and other Uterature with tarpaulins to pre vent damage from smoke and water leaking Lhrough the roof Fire inspeetor.a were expeeted to begin the laborious task or i.tft ing the ruins for clues as tn the rire·s e ause at mid-morning to day. They were prevented from doing their job earlier because or . the unsafe condition or the strue· lure, Turbeville said rt is posslblc the dama,::c estimate will be h1~her than the $1.25 m illion f1)lure because numerous antiques and rare old wagons used to d<>corutc the building were abo dc~lroycd by the n ames Vote Probe Operu; LOS ANGELES CAP> Stall.' and local 0U1i:1ab :.uy lbt•y will 111vest1gate Los Angt•lei. <"ounty' dropoff rn vott•s (·ast Nov 2 for the US Senate rat'<· Cuftfornta Sc<-relary of State Mareh Foni( Eu and L os Angeles County Registra r ·R ecordcr L eonard Panish said the outeome won't affect lh<' Republican v1cl<>ry hy Dr S . r rr a y a k aw a o v t• r Democratic in cumbent John ,..~unney. WASlllNOTON <AP> -A t'on- gresslonal reµort released today HYI lar&e-scale development o( deepwaler tanker ports, noatlng nuclear power plants and of· fshore petroleum drlllln1 would conflict serlou11ly w\tb other In· teres ts but tha t there is no system to resolve such problems. The ~greeslonal Olfiee .of Technology Assessment, In a 310.page report begun two years ago, st11.dled ir. detail such pro- posals for projects off the coasts of New J ersey and Delaware, and then drew general con clusions about the problem$ ol of- fshore development nationwide. The study noted that the leas- 1 n g of f ederal are as for petroleum off New Jersey and Delaware has begun, and that New Jers ey's Public Servi<.'e CARTIER OPPOSES OIL EMPHASl&-ee Electne and Gas Co. has ordered a floating nuclear power plant to be 10<.'ated a few miles off the Atlantic City beach resort area a11d ha11 planned three more. Although the oil industry once considered a deepwater tanker port to ser ve r efineries in the New York or Philadelphia area. the report says such a port Is nol Ukely to be built to serve the Mid· Atlantic the next 10 years. "No significant damage to the environment or changes in pat- terns of life 10 either New Jersey or Delaware 1s anticipated dur- ing operation o f the three systems al presently projected levels.'' the report said. nut 1t added that expansion of ocean projects on a seale larger than that a nticipated could create serious conflicts among users and impose excessive burdens on ocean and coastal en- vironments. "No formal mechanism exists or is pl anned for resolving con- Oi('ts or dlre('tmg research" on expand\ld offshore cner!lY dt · velopment, the report says. ' The re p ort s a y• o the r alltimallvea could su\ldtltute roo otfabore projects, such u on· shore nuclear and coal·flrcd. power plants. more oU lmporta, t and the uae of small twer1 fn, exl1Ung coastal ports. "None, bow•ver, ~fen clear social , envlr o nm~ntal or · economi<.' advant ages" over of· fahore df'Velopment, the report ' COQflude11 Offshore development exists at varioU5 levels along other por. Uons or the U.S. seacoast, but some of the r eport's findings may have wide application even though they were based on m1d- AUantJc proJe<.'ls While the first kas<>s have been sold otr the mid-Atlanlrc coast, there haa been no major petroleum drilling there vet Hinshaw Jury in 5th Day A jury or seven men and five women returned to the jury room today for Its fifth day of dellbera. lions In the Orange County S uperi o r Court tr lul o r Congressmun AndrewH.inshaw. ~ Hfoshaw, 52, worked with de..L rense attorney John M('N1cholas m restorin~ ordt'r to defense files and exh1b1t s while they waited for the Jury's ruhnl( on chatges of grand thert. conspiracy, cm bezzlcmenl and m1sw.e or public funds. The Newport B ea ch Republican was indicted after the Grand Jury investigated al- legations that he misused his of- ne(' as county assessor In 1972 hy utilizing county manpower ant.I malt>rials during his elccl1on campaign. You won"t fi11dabetter stereo system at this price. 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DAIL V PILOT ,., Slayer Ple~ Guilty Three da.ya or neaotiaUona con- ducted In and out of tbe courtroom ended late Wednet· day in Oranae Count,y Superior Court when defendant Ronald Carl D'Orlo pleaded lllilty to two count.a of murder filod af\er a Sunset Beach couple were shot. and killed in their home on Nov. 8, 197S. D'Orio. 29, of Long Beach, threatened several Umea to fire his lawyer and conduct his own trial defense before he was finaJ· 1Y persuaded to offet' his sulllY plea to Judce Robert P. Kneeland. He now stands conVlcted of first degree murder foe his role in the killlnl of RonaJd Cauwels, 27. and or second degree murder for the part he played in the death that night of Cauwels' companion Janet Mae Metz, 34: D'Orio will be sentenced Jan. 7. He faces a life term in prison foe the two JdJUnga plus whatever penalty Judge Kneeland tags on for hls additional plea ol guilty on conspiracy to commit armed robbery. D'Orlo was one of 11 gang members who burst into the home at 18861 Bayview Drive to exact revenge tor what was described In earlier lriaJs as Cauwels' "ripoff" from a gang of ·Pendleton Marines OC Woman Have '50 Klanslllen' Slain in BJrdll Rescued drug smugglers . . It was testified in earlier trials that Cauwels and a companion agreed to pay the gang $20,000 for 174 poundJ of marijuana. Mor~ than 50 Marines at Camp Pendleton are members of the Ku Klux Klan, and there are more memb ers o r the white supremacist group at the Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro, ac- cording to two members or the kl an. Marine Sgt. Randall Clouse, 2A , who was once "Exalted Cyclops" of the Oceanside Ku KJux Klan, said this wee~ there are more than 50 members at the 200· squ a r e -mil e c amp n ear Oceanside. Clouse's figures thatch those or another Marine , Cpl. Daniel Bailey Jr., 25. who claims he is the current "Exalted Cyclops" orthe Pendleton kl an, alter the transfer of Sgt. Clouse this week to Dallas, Tex. KKK activities were brought to light last Nov. 13 when a group o( black Marin e s at Camp ~etoo attacked a barracks of Wbite Marines, injuring six of the l'°themecks. The blacks apparentJy believed tbe white Marines were holding a klan meeting. The seviti whites in tbe barrac ks, however, were holding a beer party The Marine Corps said Wednes· day charges are being placed against an add1llonal fi ve blacks in connection with the alleged commando raid. That bnngs to 13 ti.e number of men (acing poss1· ble courts martial on conspiracy aod assault counts. .Meanwhile, Sergeant Clouse and Corporal Bailey say they wall rtmtanue to help other Klan groups at Manne Corps installa- Uons. •Bailey, who 1s from Norfolk, Va .. s aid he h as assumed leadership of the KKK al Camp Pendleton with the sudden uansf er or Serge ant Oo&e He said the KKK has dens rather than klaven.s around the st ate and on other Manne bases · Ile said thue ls such a den at El 'loro. and added: "I knew there ~a s a den h er e <al Camp Pendleton) Jong before I ar tjved." -~ "'"~""° .. NEW KLAN LEADER Pendleton's Balley "We are working with other pro-while groups. We are armed m self-defense." Bailey said. He said the base KK.Kdeo holds meetings in Oceanside and they bum crosses. Clouse said the KKK chapter at Camp Pendleton was formed "because we 're just a little bit up- set at the way things are being done." He claimed a problem existed io the enlisted men's club ~ause. while blacks would play "soul" music on the jukebox. if whiles tried to play country and western songs, tbe blacks "would bounce on the jukebox so It wouldn't play, unplug it or turn It down.·· Clouse said that w~ wtutes. complained to their company commancter that the sltuat.aon could lead to a fight. all the coun· try and western music was taken off the Jukebox. Quarre l A 27-year -old Buena Park woman was stabbed to death Wednesday ntRht as she and her husband allegedly argued with another couple, police reported today. , J ean Elizabeth Evans died at West An a heim Community Hospital about 90 minutes after suffering stab wounds, police said. Officers are holding the other couple allegedly involved in the · argument in Orange County Jail on suspicion of murder, police said. Arrested were Dorothy Payne. 26, and a man police said Is her common law husband, Jack Har· reH. 33, both or 5941 Kingman Ave. Police said Mr. and Mrs. Evans had been visiting friends Wednesday night across the street from the Payne and Har- rell home. They later decided to visit the other couple to confront them about a past pNblem, officers al- leged. While they were at the Payne and Harrell home, officers as· serted. a fight erupted and Mrs. Evans was stabbed. Pane l Backs Nuclear Unit WASHINGTON (AP) -Defen- ders of the JO-year-old Joint Atomic Energy Committee dis- puted Wednesday the accusation by Common Cause that the panel is a "huckster ror the nuclear power industry.'' The public interest group called for the abolition of the committee, saying tt has ignored many nu clear safety issues while favor- ing nuclear power advocates in both government and industry. An unidentified fireman brings cages filled ·with birds out of a fire which destroyed a portion or the Saddleback Valley Plaza shopping center in El Toro early today. Victim of Freeway Tragedy Identified Orange County Coroner's de· puties said today they have learned the identity or a man found dead off the Garden Grove freeway early Wednesday. Deputies said the man was Eugenio Santiago, 38, of Hollywood. And they listed the cause of death as a broken.neck. California Highway Patrolmen said today they believe Santiago was struck by a car as he stood near his own disabled car on the freeway near Euclid Street in Garden Grove at 12:40 a.m. Wednesday. Ronald Fipps, 32, of Garden Grove told oNicers he spotted a disabled car partially on the freeway, tried to swerve and avoid It but struck tbe vehicle, of- ficers said. And CHP investigators today said they believe Fipps also may ha ve struck Santiago. Cor oner's d eputies said.- however , they do not know whether the broken neck wa<> caused by the car or by a fall down the freeway embankment. Patrolmen today still were searching for w hat they believe was Santiago's disabled car. Of- ficers said a n unknown person removed the vehicle before in· vestigators arrived. Fipps has not been cited, the CHP said, a nd the accident is still under investigation. The deal with the two contacts prematurely closed ln a Long • Beach mole), however, when Cauwels pulled a gun and r~ lieved the two men of the marl· juana freshly s muggled in from Mexico. Cauwels was shot in the head and Mrs. Melt was pratically cut. in two with a burst from a machine gun while the gang scoured the Cauwels home lat.er for the $20,000 he owed them. Five of the 11 indicted men have raced trials in Judge Kneeland's courtroom. If D'Orlo gets the life term predicted by the prosecution he will be third of the five lo receive that sentence. De nnis Maloney. 32, of Newport Beach drew a lire term last week after being found guilty in a jury trial of two counts of first degree murder and related lesser charges. The same verdict from another jury brought the same sentence for Thomas H ardin Hester, 29. of Long Beach the man who used the machlne gun in the Sunset Beach home. A nwng Your Treasured Possess ions ... A STIFFEL Larnp J Ford's Brother Killed LEBANON, Tenn. <AP) - }Julle' Henry King, Preside nt ~rd's 53-year-old half-brother, ~killed today when his car col· ltded headon with a tractor -t~aller loaded with pipe, police afid. ·State police Sgt. Ron Hill said J9ng's car was westbound in the ~tbound lane of Interstate 40 I about 51.4 miles west o< lt).is cen-t.UJ Tenness ee town when lt hit t.k tractor-trailer. )King, a resident o( Cookeville, -.no .. where be owned an auto store, was aJone tn \be car eppa.renUy was killed out-t , HUl said. The driver of the I , Billy Hudson, was not in- ' be sald. I : Ford Jearoed of Kini'! death, ; ly after 7 a .m. when King's 1 ow caJJed the President. a le House spokesman said. ~te House press secretary ~ Nessen said the President lild King mainly had an "ex- cbange Chrlstmaa card" rela· ~hip. ~Y had seen eacll other ohty ufonaJly, altbouth they dJd oget.ber lut Auguat at the bllcan National Convention E •s City after Kini cam· ed for Ford In Tenn.He, n, South Dakota, Teus ... Califomla. eua Hid Ford doee not plan ~ tt._dthelunera11ervtces. , , HllJ Hld lt took more than an -~ ........ KILLED IN CRASH Ford'• Kin King hour to <?Ut King's body Crom the tengledwTeckage. Wltnnses told police that King had been driv1ng in the WTong <lifecUon for several miles, Hill said. Operators of Cltltens Band rlldJoe who aaw JOoc drivlni the JifOOI way aald thl)' tried unsuc·' ~Uy to wam him oft U. hi&hway. His bo dy w 8!I taken lo McFarland Hospital in Lebanon. Hill said an Investigation would be made. King was one or three children born to Ford's father, Leslie L. King, by aaecond marriage. President Ford, born in Omaha, Neb., in 1913, was the on- ly child of the first marriage tll\d · originally was nameq Leslie L King Jr. His parents divorced In 191S, and the following year his mother married Gerald R. Ford of Grand Rapids, Mich., who adopted the baby and renamed him. Mrs. Ford subsequently bore three other sons. Ford did not learn until he was a tttnaaer that be was the adopted son of bis mother's second buaband. Kina. who also was a hunting guide, said he recalled first cn~tlnt hia half-brother when Ford was an uslstanl football coach at Yale Untvertlty in New Haven, Conn., where Ford attended law school. Durlni the years that followed, they exchanted letten and met whenever Ford'• pollUcal trips took him Into Tennessee. • After Ford becamepresldenlin 1974, King, who was a member of the stole Republican executive committee, Invited him to visit U\e state. lie aa.ld &hell b• felt closer perionally to Ford than to either or bl• two full al•Kr• "bttau.ae or pollUcaJ thinkinaK STIFFEL Lamps arc distinctive in desig n, fl awless in craftsm anship. Each lamp is a t reasure from StifTcl -artisans in lampcraf t. Choose from m ore tha n 200 different styles. There's one to fit beautifully into your home, fit ~c nsi bl y into your budget. There arc no finer lamps made. Prices r 3:ngc from • 11 900 STYLES SHOWN. START AT /'}7900 H.J.GAI\1\ETf fURNf{URE PROF£SS10NAL INTEltlOR DiSIGNERS Optn Mon., Thurs. A Fri. E:vts. ... .... .... A4 DAILY PILOT SHAKY SEASON: H's interest· jng to talk to folks along our l'Oasl these days and learn that many or them arc nolyetfrethng vhout the Yuletide which 1s upon u:. Maybe it's the weather C:letll' ly. you do have d1HicuJty an gel ling worked uv over Christmas shopping wben the hot winds blow and tempcrutures soar and the sun shines brightly on street de· <:orations Maybe more people are joining your correspondent in the Legion of Last Minute Shoppers More likely, however. folks are worry ing about other things. There seems, for ex<Jmple. to he cons1deri1blc fretltng about earth quakes This kind of mass worry comes along every now and then YOl' llAV E TO suspect that on<' llcnry Minturn, a manlJ11lc.'<ias an independent i::cophysicst, has ac eel crated CJUUke speculation. Thurk11y Oecembef 2. 1978 Korean WASHINGTON (AP) -A South Korean intelligence officer is "In a tremendous e moUonaJ state" but is cooperating with a federal probe .of alleged payoffll to U.S. congressmen, 1overn- ment sources say. 1'he FBI confirmed Wednesday that Kim Sang Keun, a Korean Central lnlelhgen.ce Agency of- ficer who was a counselor al the South Korean Embassy, was · talking to FBI agents at an un- disclosed location. INVESTIGATORS BEUEVE Kim's testimony could provide a break-through in lhe investiga- tion of alleged Korean in!luence- peddling. ,. A knowledgeable U.S. source said Kim 's decision to cul himself orr from his government has left him "in a tremendous emotional s tale." The source added: ''The investigation is in its early stages and could tum around. It's very difficult. But so far he has been cooperating." Other sources emphasized that the FBl's questioning of Kim, while under way for three days , was going s lowly and was at "a very sensitive stage." Gilmore 'C'ircus' FOes of Death Promise Fight SALT L~ CITY (AP) -Death penalty opponents iJ•Y they'll make a "concerted effort" to stop lhe sunrise Monday execution or Gary Gilmore. who wanu to be the first Utah convict lo stand up to face a flve·man firing squad. · The U.S. Supreme C.ourt eventually, will get the case on appeal and. when It does "they're going tc look al il and say, 'My G<>d ! This Is a clrcus," • predicted Jinks Dabney, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union. DABNEY SAID HE would meet today with other attorneys to coordinate pians for stopping the executionJ which District Court Judge J . Robert Bullock ordered to take place two days after the convicted murderer's 36th birthdiY-' "ll 's really going to be a con· certed effort on the part of a lot of interest groups. We just want to be certain there isn't any over- lap" m plans to stop the execu- tion. said Robert Van Seiver, al· torney for other Death How con- victs. Asked how Gilmore, who has consiste ntly fought for a speedy execution, would r eact to a de· laying appeal , his attorney, Ronald Stanger , said, "I don't think he would be happy ... but he bas been on a hunger atrike since Nov. 19 'because o!· nctals retuse to let. blrn talk wiU\ bll girlfriend, Nicole Barrell, 20. She was conf!Jted to a mental hospital on her mother's orders after she and Gilmore took sleep- ing pills Nov. 16 in an abortive suicide pact. · STANGER SAID IDS client had expressed no last wishes. But be said it was "entirely possible" tbat Gilmore would re- quest a final meeting with Mrs. BatTett. Bullock, who presided over Gilmore's tria l on charges or kill· ing a motel clerk, onginally sen- tenced him to die Nov. 15. But the sentence was s t ayed by Gov. Calvin Rampton pending a re view by the state Pardons Board. Al Wednesday's rescntencinit hearing -one day after the board upheld the death sentence Bullock rejected a petition by a former Gilmore lawyer, Tom Jones. that would have stayed the execution pending appeal. ll Minturn cla1 ms to have predict ed thE> earthquake that recently r:itlll•d southern Peru and northern Chile at 7 J on the H1chter scale. His forecast uc- tually was for "south of Mexico City" and thus critics might sug· gest he was mure than2.000 miles off in his n ystal ball effort lie considers 1t <.'losl.' enough. AT THE JUSTICE Depart· ment a s pokesman said Kim • may be granted pohticaJ asylum or permanent residence under South Kor ea's quota for ad- mission to the United States. !Lis wife and three young children would be admitted with him. To-.eer Crumples IF CAR RI ED OUT o n schedule, Gilmore's execution would be the first in the United States s ince June 2, 1967, when Luis J ose M o nge died in Colorado's gas chamber. • UTAH TRADITION gives con demned criminals a choice of hanging_ or lhe firing squad. The 39 who have been pul lo death by firing squad all were seated and strapped in a wooden armchair w1lh a blac k leather hood cover mg their heads. · Th" geophysicist reportedly d()('s his shake forcc:bt through a method of studying maps and weak areas 1n the earth'ssurfacc. plus the .,. a n ous phases uf lhe moon Kim was reportedly a contact for South Korean businessm an Tongsun Park; who was allc$ed. along with other South Korean agents, to have dispensed up to $1 million a year since 1970 in oesh, i::1fts and campaign contributions to congressmen and other U.S. officials . The 250-ton. 110-foot tower-from whicl\ America's first manned spaceships were launched at Cape Canaveral was toppled by an Army demolition team Wednesday. Ruined by corrosion, the tower had become a hazard because of falling debris. the space agency said . It will The National Weather Ser vice said sunrise in Salt Lake City Monday will be al 7::J7 MST (6·:J7 rsTl _ Giimore had said he wanted a six-pack of beer as his last meal. But Gilmore told Bullock, "I don't want a hood on my head. l 'd like lo stand and not wear a hood." be sold as scrap. , Anyway. 1l develops lhat Henry has given us !'>Ometrung else to "orry a bout olhcr than Chnstm<1s shopping Hi,• .)tas Corcc<tst an <'Jrlhqua ~ for Southern Callforn111 on !kc. 20 Meanwhile. the Washington Post reported today that Kim told a Korean friend he kept financial records of his govern· mcnt's attempts to buy influence in tht> United Stutes. Porn Allegation Denkd "I doubt I have jurisdiction over that, but I will tell thl' warden about your request," the Judge replied. GILMORE, WHO HAS spent half his life in penal institutions. has re peatedly said he prcferrert death lo a life in prison. Ma\ IH' Wl"d better do our Chrn.i mat. !>lioµp1ng l'arly :Jftcr all llE MODIFIES TllE forctast, hOWl'VCff, by su~gcsling that for thh shake to come amonl( w., there ho.1s tu be another quake in another r egion of the• "orld 4!arhcr Th1ssc1ent1st person 1s <'xhaust ing m) aln•acl) '>'('akcnl'out my Yult• s hopping ltsl. I wondcr when.• I put it·• KIM llAO ACCESS within the embassy to lists or operatives and the amounts of money paid to and by them. the paper said. Kim, 43. balked last week at or- ders to return to Seoul, reported- ly bec ause he feared bemg made a "scapegoat" for the U.S probe and the wide publicity surround- '"R at. He reportedly went to lhe FRI on Thanksgiving Day at his l.\1fe's urging. WINCHESTER. Tenn. <AP> The Rev. Claudius I. Vermilyc has pleaded innocent to charge1> he operated a pornographic ijlm center from Boys fo'wm Inc Trial was del aycd. however. tc1 give pubhNily a chance lo die ddwn. "WITH ALL TlllS pubhcity, lhey are prejudging my client ... said Father Vcrmilye's attorney. Joe Bean. "People's minds have been inflamed. All we're asking ls that you give us lime to let this issue die down '' out of the Franklin Countv Courthouse. brushing wordle..'>sl}· past inquiring reporters TJIE REV. MR. Vcrmilyc, 47 , has maintained s llcnct> since his arrest last month, days after a national ~v1scopal magazinl' proclaimed his "rehabilitat1vl· home for teen-aged boys," as "the farm that works.·· A Franklin County grand Jury indicted the Episcopal priest Nov. 11 on three felony chaq~cs of comntittlni;t crimes agains t nature and ci~ht felony charges of aiding and <tbetting crimes against nature by filming them . Jfo was also mdictc.'<1 on ont• misdemeanor <.'hargc or using Juveniles m the production or ob- scene films and four m1s de· mcanor t•ounts of contributin~ to thl' delinquency of minors. Tilt: O•'FENSES allel(l'<ily <><.' curred between December 1973 and October 1976. Father Verm1lye began operating the farm in M'!irch 1971 and took in between 12 and 30 rcsidenL'I, ac cording lo his own estimates. Investigators raided the farm Nov. 4 and s aid they ro·und rolls of film showing residenL"> of noys !-'arm enga ging in homosexual acllv1tiCs "It's a real frustrating thing to be here in prison," Gilmore 1~ quoted as saying 1n a copyright article in today's Salt Lake Tribune. "It is absurd. unreal because the people who work here arc negative and afraid to make de- cisions until they are off shirt or out of control of the area." Gilmore also complained m the Tribune interview that he does not get clean clothes, has llt- Ue access to the media and r e <.'cives little information from outs idt> the prison Wt'll, 1r it ''I am solacelo\ou, wt· may nut bl· hcimng too mut·h from quakt• f1Hl'<'Wilt•r I l cnr~ Minturn in thc future.· .. lie came to us and we are now talking," an FBI spokesman :-aid Telephone calls lo Kim's ho me in .M cLe;.in, Va , were answered by an FHI ajlcnt. who would nut d isclose lh~ Kore an 's "hereabouts Circuit Judge Paul Swafford said he saw nothing wrong with the request, although Asst. Dist. Atty. Mike Lynch objecll.'<l that the case call ed IM a speedy and fair trial. ------------ Aft l'r 111:-. I :e:-.1 ,1•r1C"• of pn•dll' tlCJll'. \OUSt't', lJl•lkd.U-C"Jhe 'lj.!O ing 1i1 q111t 111akini:: fon•1.,1sh throu~h th•· nl'w-.paper' and After the court heanng Wed· nesday, Fathe r Vermilye stalked sct•k .1 1111111• sc1cnt1fu· ... r, proa1·h t.Rt~l\T S ll i\Kt:S al1,e' \\h.1tt•\1•1 ~J\t' that man thr no tum thJI J nl''>'!'>IJ:tl>l'rwa'a'('ll'n tJf1r oppr1111t•h to anything·• Bells Return? I .1stton . 111•"' ... µa 1wnnJ? 1sn t <·vcn <'IO"H' to a .,c·11·nr t• Thcrt' isn't too muc-h .irt 111 1t t•1ther It ' mort· l1kt• 01>l'rat111g .111 18-alarnt l 1r1· drill'<'' I'll rl ;1 \.., ,1 "'eek Navy Ponders Its Tradition ' WASHINGTON (AP 1 There's a glimmer of hope for sailors I I II It'll vou· ho'>' much "<'l<'nCt' WI" h,I\ 1· llrouncl here Wr have this fin<' "<'1t·nt1 ... t "ho 1s in t'h.1r1itc of 1 un11111~ our tlt''>''i computer!i htr•· 111 th1• plant J ll'•l tht' othr•r da ~ h'• c u'°4.. u p1>UUn. <. arn mu tht'''' l"O Wlrt'S Jk 'lalCI lhl')' wert' d1v1n1n~ rods that coulcl rlts- cov<'r and point out lhc location of waler I told him I suspectl'tl tw'd been dr1nkin~ ..,omethmg eli;r "ho long to go back to the Nuvy's traditional bell bottom trousers. Jumper und white hal ADM. J AMES L. ilOLLOWAY Ill, chief of naval operations. ha~ told the Navy's personnel bureau to lake a new look at the un- iform question. s1mmcnng Mnce the old style was Jettisoned a few \ears ago During I lollowny's recent swinJ through the fleet in the Pacific. he heard repealed complaints from sailors about the new uniform of t'Oa~. ~h1rts. bluck lies and peaked caps. . Ofnc1als s ay the personnel bureau's look IS preliminary de· signed lo g1v<' Holloway information on probable costs of returning to the old uniJorm ()r some1 variation of it, a nd to determine ac- ('llrately ltll' t•xtt'nt or interest throughout lhe neet in making such a chunge 111• dt'monstr att>d lht• rod'I on tht· ntwsroom water <.•oolcr They seemed to wnrk I told him he· rl ht•tter lcuvt' bc:>fori• hr'' Jrt rd an cJrthqu.1kc• A BASIC OBJ E<:TIONTOtbe new styl e uniform. its critics say, L~ that 1t 1s a bother to keep IUn presentable condition, particularly aboard smaller ships lhal lack cleaning and pressing facilities Lakes Area Snowed In Tentp~r,t ure• "'•" L .. •o A1~ra!J'" ,, ,, Am.0111,. I\ l'I ,.,.. __ " II •O AUM\t1t •• " 81rm•nt1.,,.,.,, )1 I' ft1\m.,,_ 11 C!lot\O " M 6o'llv" 11 )I 811!f•ln I/ ,, II °"8''"""' on I\ °"'•oo " l ,.. 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"-· -C&ft'U'Wt to htw cle•t, (rl\0 .... t1•1 .. 1 wllh wl""' ti llD IO -0 mil" .... --et'11mt lomo.,aturn ,..., .. 0..mlqM llW ,,..,, II' y t"O<lld I alt lo _._ll'lfmld-JO .. t>dmld * GJ>eople Who Care GJ>eople Who Create G"People Who Help GJ>eople Who Comfort GJ>eople Who Guide GJ>eople Who Enjoy Life ~ You'll find them everyday in People People who care, people who create, people who comfort, people who guide, people who help, peo· ple whoenjoy life ... these are the subjects in the Daily Pilot's People section. The People section brings to llf e the people you want to know In communities all along the Orange Coast. And, lt brings you up to date on Orange Coast organizations, social evt!nts and the weddlng plans of Orange Coast couples. .. N ~tlonally known columns by Ann Landers and Erma Bombeckalso arc regularfeaturesof the People section. ( II you 're a person who needs people, you need the People section, . Sunday to Friday In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 • , , Thursdax December 2. 1976 O"IL Y PILOT A5 Yellow Cahs Stand Idle Downtown Los Angeles Yellow Cab storage lot is filled with cars as lack of cash for insurance forced company to halt operations in six counties. Los Angeles city council members are attempting to mediate the deadlock. Long opposed to the idea, councilmen are re.· ported considering approval of owner-operator cabs or allowing other firms to serve the Yellow Cab territory. Standards Slack? Wlleges to Tighten Requi~emenu SACRAMENTO (AP) - ~jfornia':. public colleges nee.'<! lo tighten their admissions standards slightly, but the problem isn't severe, says the state Postsecondary Educa- tion Commission . Commission Chairman Donald McNeil said a 1974·75 study showed that both the University of California and the state llm versity and Colleges were drawing freshmen from a larger share of the state':. hi gh :.chool graduates lhan they were suppo:.cd to under the 1960 :.late Ma~lcr Plan. The Master Plan said UC's freshmen should come from the t.op 12 S percent and th,e state colleges' from the top 33.3 percent. In addition, both instltulions llave special ad· missions programs for disadvantaged students. · But McNeil said the figures were close enough to indicate that rising high school grades hadn't resulted in a "ballooning'' or the ellgjbiJity rate. The com mission st arr recom- mended that both institutions tiihten their admissions standards to con- form with the Master Plan, but delay the changes until the fall or 1978 so high school students can adjust their programs. UC was admitting high school stu- dents from the top 14 8 percent of graduates, and the state colleges from the top 35 percent, McNeil said. State Faces New Drought LOS ANGELES <AP> -Is California in for a second straight drought year? Water officials fear it might be so. "The last couple of weeks I've really been depressed," said Ronald B .. Robie, director of the state Department of Waler Resources. "If December isn't wet , we could be in real trouble," he added. Customers oC the stule Water Project have already been informed they fac e the chance of cut- backs in contracted "'ater supplies if 1977 is as dry as 1976 PRECIPITATION IN NORTHERN California was one fourth of normal during November, federal resenoirs serving the San Joaquin Valley are at re· cord low levels fOT Uus time or year and the outlook is·dusty. Billy E l\f artin, reg1onaJ dirc>clor of the Bureau or Reclamation, said. "We 1ust didn't get anything tn November. And It d~n 'l look loo good ror Dttember on the bas1:. or the extended forecasts." Novemb('r and December are usually wet months, counl<'d on to fill reseno1rs with water for Wit' in :.pring and summer 1rngat100 Bl'T Tilt: BIG WATER proJect~. the state's and th(• fed~ral Ct>ntraJ Valley Project, don't have the extra water that they had last year to help them through drv 1!176 For example ofhcials said Ore.' 111<' had 1 7 m11l1on acre fePl Wednesday com- pared"' 1th a norm al i.torage of 12 7 million acre feet of water for Dec. I. "It's still n hllle spc?Culative yet" lo say 1971 "'111 be another drou&ht year. Martin said. But be admitted, "We are gotng i.nt.o thlS year m a much worse situation then cvf'r tM>Core." Robie s aid there 1s stHI time for the weather to make up for water def'lclts. But Ir not, California could have its hrst back-to-back droughts in more than .W year<; Kidnaping Case Due By Spring I I I • • • I China by Limoqes, Wedgewood, Rooen\hal and olhenr,' line European and American cul crystal and art glass; porcelain figurines; bronzes; line furniture. chandeliers and one of the largest displays of h Jewelry in the soothland. Ev~ from 20 carat diamond ~res to gold neck chains. I I . I I I I I • I I I FREE ADMISSION TERMS: 13.tnk.Am<'rtc-ard, M"sler Ch11rgo, PersoMI Check, Terms ADDITIONAL INSPECTION HOURS: Mon .. Tue!. & f'n l Ott m. to! p.m .. Sat. J 2 noon to 5,p.m .. Sun. 2 p.m. to S p.m. I AUCTIOl!ER: : A rt V'V mo I t I • OB SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. 1 WE BUY FOR CASH _j' ~'--'?.~::~:~1:~.o~~~~~~ . Target: Drunks Pot Tickets Up FroJD. '7 5 SACRAMENTO (AP) -Marijuana possession arrests by the CallfcmJa Hichway Patrol are up 1 aligbUy In the first 10 months of the state's liberalized marijuana law, the CHP says. But a patrol spokesman says the lncrease may be a result or a crackdown qainat drlnklng Vivers. In the first 10 months ot this yur, the patrol cit· ed 5,014 motorists for possessing smlll amO\l.qt.5 Qf marijuana. compared lo 4,632 arrests for mari· juana possession in the .first 10 months of 197S, the CHPsaid. UNDER THE NEW LAW, possession of an ounce.or Jess of marijuana is subject to a maximum • $100 flge and no arrest or booking, and au simple possession cues are misdemeanors. The old law re- quired the judgi! to decide whether the violation was a felony or a misdemeanor. The CHP spokesman said the patrol dld nOt make a special effort aeainst marijuana users, but arrested many of them during a at.epped-up attack on drunken drivers. · "FOR THE MQ5rPART they were incidents of tra!Cic stops for other reasons," be said. ''When the officer came up he would either detect the odor of marijuana or detect a joint in the car. "Last year we bad to take them to jail. They were felony arrests. Now, for less than one ounce, they are very similar lo speeding tickets." He said omcer:s are generally lenient over the precise amount of possession. "If a person has over one ounce -say he's got a couple of ounces -he probably isn't a transporter or dealer, so we will give him a ticket for that viola· tion, but they won't take him to jail. But Ir be had a pound, he would still be subject to a felony arrest.·• NERF~ ~9"'4 FOOTBALL LOCO· • ' ······ ~ ... , .... ...... a ~ .. _, .. •• MOTIOI ,.u ••' t••cL A14s t ....... CHRISTMAS Joy· & HOBBY SALE PRICES HUCTIVI THIU DIC. S, 1976 Limited to Quantities on Hond. THRILL SET J Gome\-Ploy '•""''• toble 1enn1s or 1quo1h. Solid 11ote. Vary the .., .. d of ihe boll. In tlud.l monuol K«e·hep1ng di ols ond Rtollllit "purt" to.ind. Requires four C bolltriu, nol -· r.. .~....C.l!'"J ,; ... : •• ,.t ... r lr•ff't.ft f•""IOU• ·-· ot ftto•• ,,.4,,., Gom• list Price ,,.._ .... .,,, • metf pop"for 9•"'• fo• ••• t to odwh $9.00 I[ ATV•!S ''•· t .• oo•rP'OP1''"" ....,,., .,. r .•1 0,llp, ,.,....,. w~1•1 cf.Jt,. ,.....,_~ ~"°'~"O • hwoc.\ "· t00-•4,.._,,,...,, ... .,.._.,. ,..,croht'f" 't-f'" nt.lf• P' 'hKk ""O'• ftd fl·•'~"'' oNJ •o'•'' ' OA r Cilo 1olto, ' .......... Y. NOr llKlUDID 24 ;nch ;. • '9 SE s29 99 .E $9 9 AB DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE I • A Continuing Fiasco J .. , It looks as IC Fountain Valley's Water Factory 21 sea waler desalt.er, mothballed 11nce April, may be sold to a Middle East interest. Orange Couoty Watel' District officials; who operated the $9.5 million plant less than a year, reported tentative sale agr~ement has been reached Md is awaiting federal approval. It seems incredible that the desalter, which was developing a technology useful for Southern California, would be sold to a foreign concern. Local water district officials who spent $4.5 million in tax dollars on the project, naturally want their investment back, but the blame for the fiasco rests with federal officials who forced the shut-down after deciding to. experiment in other areas -and after investing $5 million in Water Factory 21. . It would have seemed better to perfect the de· salter, then sell its plans and technology to foreign concerns. Now local taxpayers will be left with a use- less pipeline to the sea while they face continued de. pe.ndence upon imported and costly water supplies. Tunney Coul4. ~~Ip Retiring Sen. John Tunney has a chance to do California a farewell favor as he bows out of the Washington scene. By stepping down now, Tunney could give his suc- cessor, S.I. Hayakawa, an opportunity to jump ahead in the rigid Senate seniority line that determines im· portant commiHee appointments. If Hayakawa could be sworn in before Congress convenes Jan. 4, he would have the status of an in- cumbent senator and hence go to the head of the line or Republican freshmen seeking committee appoint- ments. The maneuver would involve Tunney's resigna· tion and Gov. Bro"!J1'S appointment of Senator-elect .. Hayakawa to take his place in the interim period. There.'s plenty of precedent.· Sen. George Murphy resigned in 1970 after def eat by Tunney to gave bis victorious opponent a seniority adv ant-age. So did Pierre Salinger when 'Murphy was elected. And Richard Nixon was given the same break back in 1950 when Sen. Sheridan Downey chose to re- tire early after Nixon defeated Helen Gahagan Douglas who had been running for Downey's seat. Democrat Dow~ey was no friend of Nixon's, but he made the move in the interest of the state. Tunney should follow suit. The Finest Gift In the 1960s, a lot of people were worried about th~ younger generation, with its anger about social causes and injustices. . In the 1970s. it may be time to worry about a dll.' . ferent. generation, a generation that seems to be growing up without causes, goals or direction. Along the Orange Coast, a frightening number of children are growing up with only one parent. Even the most loving adult fmds it hard to be mother, father and provider to one or several children. And in many cases there are no aunts, uncles or grandparents around to provide emotional support and good examples. · A concerned adult can't help an entire genera- tion, but he or she can help one child. In Orange Coun- ty, the Big Brothe.rs and Big Sisters organiiations match adults and children for one-to-one, ongoing re- lationships that could be a major factor in a young person's life. · The best Christmas gift a cbild can receiv~ ls a chance at a happy future. ( ~,yes. Here's a nice two bedroom home for a young couple with your income ~. r providing you don't mind commuting by horseback from Chicken Scratch Gap.' .v Rising Ho1ne Costs ~ Creating Poverty? Dear Gloomy Gus Brezlanel' Pledge Eillplaasized Tito Points to Moscow · · An alarming report on housing • conditions in the golden state > suggests that possibly hall or the population in this bountiCul land r' is living in -or near poverty. That ·.: is the conclusion which must be ,f drawn from a report by Arnold C. • Sternberg, director of the llous· • ing and Community Develop. ment department. issued shortly before the elec· tion it escaped wide attention during the h eat or lbe political cam· pa.llJU. Even the po st· election hear- ings on pro· posals to re- m e d y statewide the 'housing deri· ciencies found by the agency went largely un- noted. The findings and recom· mendations on housing will be submitted to the Lqislat.ure by Feb.1. , The suuestion that so malty Californians are being subjected to poverty due to housing is found in Sternberg's declaraUoo that 23 Ir percent of the total state households pay more than 25 per. cent or their income ror housing. Jr the avera1e household ls com· posed of only two persons it would mean close to haJt ol the touJ population Is being com· pelted to pay housing costs In ex· ceu of what. la coosklered ap. propriate. FU&TREa disclosures are that S00,000 households are over· ~crowded ; 748,000 dwftling unJu •need to be rehabllltated and 320,000 are beyond repaJT. Stat· int that 285,000 houalni units must be built each year through 1980, Sternberg observes that. s~ : ClUt of ten ramtues cannot afford slnaJe family homes at current. cmt.a et.Umated by him to be ~.EARL WATERS ) $40,000. He said that the low rental rac· tor of 3.8 percent i5 responsible for driving rental prices upwards thereby causing extreme hardships for low or moderate in- come families as well as minorities, handica_p;ed and elderly. He reported that 45 per- cent of California households are renters. In describing his report as "a set or very unpleasant tacts about housing conditions ln California" Sternberg said, "It has been our job lo dredge up the real and disturbing story on housing in California and lo pre- scribe the statewide commit· merit it will take lo produce de- cent homes for everyone." ~TERNBEaG says his •·catalog of r eaJlst.lc remedies will place heavy demands on Slate governme,al, on the tax pay. ing public and on the entire private business and financial community." He pinpointed 2S sugeations which he said were among the many recommend•· lions which would be contained in a series or legislative measures desi1ned to make housing "more available, more affordable and more suitable." Flve pf these proposals deal with financing and include the channeling or public fund de· poslu to expand availability of loans ln home constructlon and purcbeH~ tl¥11\t mort1a1e priorities lo those with low and moderate incomes; living finan· clal assistance to low and moderate income famllles lo facilitate home ownership; re- :• rel~ation pQment.a to acees or rehabilitation and enforcement projects; and Uae u.ae oC state funds ror local See by the papers where • Ma Bell makes $.1 btllkn every three months. Well that just rings my bell. She must think we're a real · bunch of ding·a·linp to awallow her line about not being able to afford in· formation service l N.D.P. ~Oft <-11t.-.1-....... llM_., ..... "-·MC IN<"'''"' '9fle<l"'9 ......... .,,. -·-· -.,_ .... ,_ .... o~y Glf', O•lly ,.MC. community redevelopment et- forta. He also recommends pro- perty tax incentives for the re- habilitation of exlsUng housing. Other recommendatioos con- cern building codes, calling for them lo be "realistic consistent with minimum standards or health and safety," and support "managed·• growth and develop- ment aa well as encouraging "sound redevelopment of de· terloratlng cocomunlUes." NO DOUBT there lt a real need lo spur homebuildJni and home ownership and Sternberg's tD'l- l n 1 or the "use of n.ew Lechnotoiies in howsln1 construc- tion" la well taken. The report however rans to point the ftbler at oppreui ve property taxes which is a si1nlficant factor ln the hilh costs ol both ownership and rental. And althou1b he repeatedly uses the word "realistic" some of the recommendations seem lo atray into aoctal problems not ditecUy related to the goal of pro- vidin1 adequate houstne um the "encouragln11accesa lo employ-, merit and entreprerieunhlp by minorities in the bousinl in· duatry.'' Alao the aim or providing "a decent home and a suitable living environment for every family" aou.nda a bit Utopian. ]wt Plaim Folks··at Home ( ARTHOPPE ) me you don't ))ave a 'thlnl to wear. • RGu.JJnn: Of coune not, 1Uly. I still ha!• ~\_t perfectly •OOd aown yoa l)()q)l(lne U.. lut tlme you took me out dandna. Ltt'1 let, that WU ID Atleta back in 1971. Jimmy: Wbo says I nevet t.te · YoU anywhere? But J'm r1Cht proud you areu 't one ol \Mee lemalea who throws away a draa.Wor• 1t•1 half wont out.' You'U be the li,lt.of every paper In the eountr1 uc.,t Wo1nen•1 WHr Dally. And wbo need.t tbesat BaMlynn: Mlt about 10C!r ._., Are JOU ...., to flt au ....... \IP! • =t: Yoca bit. 0.. f.-M. Ii retalHr, , .. Am...,. waau me .,... .,._. IOlUttlinC ~ • m..W.1.co& l told Nm 1"1 C!OIGJl"Otnile. I'll wear a U.- U tM, &'Qt aome piece ap UMl'e to ,.... . ae.a11ao: And a•t, , .. .... dear. 8ta~· ,_ tblnlr, .... U.lilaUw~~~aD--iedul&. .. Wldte . . ~ Jlrrimy: Well, not exactly. You're fOf'lellint tbat for two yeart d.arfnf the campalsn 1 apent every nl1bt u the iuest. of aom•/u•t plain rolb IOllH!Wbere. And Invited each d them to spend a nl&ht with ua after I was elected. But we IOt pleoty of apace -my Oval Otftc:e, the Abe Llncoln Bedroon • • • . Rolalynn: Abe~? Jimmy: Tbe ooe m.y brother, Just Plain Billy, calla ''The Robert E. Lee Bedroom!' v .. trrff.bob, you and me and Just Plaln Amy and Jwt Plain Ith IJllan are l°"'I to make It UM very moat J•t '1a1n de- mocratle (wlth a amall .. d"> Whli. Houe r_oa ever did Mt. ()1 .Jllll P1aJaa l'olb 11n1 .,._ to ..._It like Jan J'lal.DI Home. RoNlya: Y~m-.alt'a ... to be eo democraUe ,._ won't. . Jaave a&1' c~u or ..,... ·or ehmlf111r1 or budt or,....._ a.aor UrpluMor ••• Jimmy t'te1iiiy): Dan• It, ~.Not tbat dimnocr1Ue. DU. PUSJml.a't._ to ln• la •1••• Mat ttm•~ lltanwblla keep bl mlDd Galt ... bK d JUlt Plilil ...... ....._: ·~ .. , ....... _ -... •rial~•• r." • BELGRADE -At the very ( ] He Insisted on similar .. bilateral least, President Tito and Slane EVANS-NOVAK treatment here and got it. Dolanc . his shrewd a nd Nevertheless, Belgrade r e· agressive Communist party . mains paranoid about the big chief, gained Important yardage ------------bad wolf. Three days after the in their bard-nosed t.alks with world microscrope. {"Worse Breih,nev-Tlto meeting, a Soviet Leonid Brezhnev two weeks ago. than a woll," the Chinese am· general writing in Red Flag said symbQUzed by Brezhnev's un-bassador murmured lo a friend.) Moscow must ''coordinate the precedented pledre lo "absolute When we asked how lop party course of Warsaw P act coun· non.inter r &re n c e.. l n offlclala had reacted to the rairy · tries," and the best way to do Yugoslavia's lotemaJ affairs. tale, one of them advised us to that was by "socialist inlerna· The question now In the read the whole story: bow the tionaHsm" -an exact about· dangerous ·sparrln1 between. hunter On bis version) s lew the face on the Soviet surrender to nto, the man woll and round Little Red Riding Tito and to West European Com· who embodies Hood inside, alive and well. munislparties. the country, Anti-Soviet feeling runs blgh Trying lo make Its own way un· • and th~ ad· with virtual unanimity among all der the overhang or massive Sov- vers ary he Yugoslavs, somewhat less high let power, the only Eastern Euro· has feared among party apparatchiks and pean slate to defy Moscow and and contained with Tito ttimsell -but not much get away with it can be excused for three de· less. Thus, while giving its paranoia. An about-face on c a d e a i s Yugoslavia its bead on non· Brezhnev's pledge of "absolute whether that alignment with the Warsaw Pact non-interference" is ruled otfl by gain can be and promising non·inlerference, none of the hard realists now run· held in wballs the Soviet effort to portray Bel· nlng Yugoslavia, whether by invariablywermed the "post· grade as a full partner in stimulating anti-Belgrade na· Tito" period. "socialist (proletarian) interna· lionalism in the province of Knowing the question has no tionalism" -a euphemism for Kosovo, ruled by ethnic Alba· remotely conclusive answer, the communizing the world under nians, or in Croatia or by overt• Yueoslav Comm\llliata are now Moscow's direction -is powerplays. scurrying hard to exploit their anathema. Events themselves in the post· Jains from the Breahnev meet· Tito period will tell the story, but i.ng, hoping that. Moscow's in· TITO INSISTED on eliminat· until then the best that Tito, stinct tor aggressions in all ing it at the Berlin conference or Dolanc and Co. can do ls make rorma somehow can be tamed in European Communist parties. the record speak loud and clear. the very s peclal case of Yuaoslavia. One method of tam· tne: holding an acetylene torch ol publicity on Moscow's pledge ol oon·inlerference. TRVS, in hla r emarkable speech here Nov. 26, Tllo could only have been aiming at t.be Sov- iet& w}!en he excoriated those who "reaort to pressure with the aim of ..• endaneerlng our in· dependence." The speech was re- markable ror tu ptain·speaking, but also ror its masterful de· livery. The old Communlsl_,,.!e· voluUonary. neartnc s:;, ~ke without slurring a word, raising a glass of water several limes with no tremor of his band. When Dolanc followed him to the podium In the ornate old parliament (where deputies ratify rarty decisions without dissent be quoted al lensth from Tito, referred lo "exiaUnt dlf· ferences" between Belgrade and Moscow, then eald It "should not be for1otten by anyone, east, west,. north or aoutb" that YU1oalavla ls non·aUgned. When we asked a party leader why DoJanc boxed·the compass in the absence of any external threat to Yuaostavla except from the Soviet Union, be said It "wn aimply a matter of· conve- nience." Moscow clearly was the tare et. TBE CLEA• deelalon here to keep the toreb of_ publicity on Moscow may actually have been aided by Jimmy Carter'• blunder ~ he ruled out U.S. troopa if tho Soviets moved a1alnat Yasoslavla In tbe poat·Tlto period. The flrat ruction was, In the phrue of one diplomat, •·ellt- treme nervouanPt.'' But the headllnet Carter11 campaitn blunder made, •nd h11 later :c1anneetlon. broaJbt the post· Tito pro•.P•et uader vlvid ICNtJn1, w1l1cb la eucLl)r where neaurcenaJ Yu&Ollaria seems to w•toU.,lL f D timllar Hin. Brezhnev'• ll'acelfta raort to Little Red Jl~~·c Hood to uaure bla ~ .... here ~at lloacow ,,.. Mt a bit bad woU also ~ to put So.-itt-Yutoalav ~'-'to relatlou uJlder tbe " Carter Mwt Face EcoTWmit; Reality An tditorlcl from The Washington Poll. Durfng the c;ampalgn, Jimmy Carter went much farther than candidates customarily go in pledgln& himself to expllcll eoals of economic performance tor the entire four-year term. He has re· peatedly promised a balanced budget by 1981 and, at the same time, high employment as well as Inflation lower than the pre· sent level. He bas talked of tax cuts, bul also of a compreheDJlve national health·insurance plan. How Is all of that to be rilled together? THEORETICALLY, it ls possi- ble lo do all of these things simultaneously H economic IJ'Owth is hl1h ellOUeb. Bot it needs tA> be aCided tliat there were only two periods in the past three decades of our history when we went through growth on the scale that Carter expects to ac- complish. One was the lour years 19CIO throulr. 19S3; the other five years 1962 through 1964. Both, you will Immediately notice, were periods ol war, and neither Carter nor any other sane penon baa war In n:slod at an ~nomlcal cure. You spay also notJ~ that the 1reat boOm or the m1d·1980t ended long before tbp Vietnam War did. The war was inflationary, or course, and one of the &real lessons of the p,est de-cade is that lnfiallon causH un- employment. .. CARTER understands that truth perfectly. But be wUl now be dealln1 wlth a creat many people of real lftlluence -aomo lo the unicmt tome in Consrcaa -wbo rffiat it. They ellnt to tho Idea I.bat a warm·boarted presl· cltra can alwa11 create a le~ more jobs al the coat of a lllUc (OTHER VIEWS) more inllation. It's true that in- flationary policies can pump up employment tempor arily, but then they start to do queer things to credit and costs; that, in turn, shortly begins lo destroy jobs. Carter is now going to have to find a way to deal with people In hJs party, and in the labor move- ment, to whom he owes his elec· Uon triumph -and who now want hJm lo use the old (){'lhodoic methods or cl'eating Jobs. But at the same time, Carter has perceived altogether accurately the deep and pervasive uneaSJ · neaa throughout the country re· larding Inflation. · ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robffl N. Wttd. Publish~ Thnmcu Kuvil. Editor Barbaro Krtlbl('ll, Editorial l'agr Editor 94 Tho editorial page or lhc Dt1il)' rllot 1eck1 lo Inform and lltlmulate readers by prc:;cnting on this paae diverse commentary Oii topics oC Interest by syndical· ed columnl•t• and cartoonist.'!, by provldln1 a forum for reade~· vlewJ and by presenting this newspaper's opfnlon11. and Iden~ on currenl topl.cll. Tho tdltortat opinions or the Dally Piiot UPIX'llf only fn the edllorlsl column at the top or the page. Opinlon11 ex- pretted by thf columnlst.'I •nd u11oonl1ta and letter wr1tcrs arc their own •nd no endorsement nC their vlew1 by tho DeJly Pllol should be Inferred. · 'lbursday, Dec. 2, 1976 Ro"f)lmel· 'Brutality' Ba.red in BQ'!k . BONN, West Germany (AP) -A new blo- IJ"apby oC Field Marshal Erwm Rommel claims Nazi Germany's ''Desert Fox" brutalized bis troops aJMl blamed subordinates Cor bis tactical blunders l.n the 1941-43 North African campaign. The book, "Romme1~·war in Africa," also claims hia involvement in'a 1944 plot lo kill Hitler was not baaed on ethical motives but in.stead on a desire to lnstaJl more C!fflclent. Third Reich leadership to continue the war. AUTHOR WOLF R~ANN SAYS Rom· mel 's reputation as a masts or desert tank warfare and highly principled troop commander wu laree~ ly a product of Nazi propaganda and praise from British Field Mat'lltat Bernard L. Mbntgomery. bl& c:hieC opponen\ in North Africa. arapbles oa Rommel beca&te such criticisms J.Mt, auoipt to kill HiUtt by bombing the Raaten: clubed with the thesis that Rommel was an ad· burg, East Pruula, headquarters. Rommel, by mirableoCficer. then a field marshal on the Western front, was Franz Halder, chief of Hitler's general staff, forced by th4; Nazis to kill blmself wltb poison after followed Rommel'• North. Alric an campaign with · the UluainaUon attempt. hatred and envy, baaing bis criUcti&ms largel7 on second·band information. Rommel, tbe author clalme, allowed himself to Halder wrote in bJs diary: ••J\9mwel's faults~ be dr~ il8W tile bomb plQC. ~ out of ~ <\c44re character malti! b1m a plrtkufarly 11nwelJ:o"'e ·· to-remove tlle u~ltablo Hitler ~d continue th., war, phenomenon, whQm nobody wan~ to lock horns . under ~or~ etfident leadership than out of apy with because of bis brutal metbodt and becaU.se «"t ~c"1 scl'UP.les. He confided to• t:l>CODSplrator'~ "It the support be enjoys from the highest" -a 1'~ we bad the atomic bomb, 1 lhlnk we should nght ference lo HlUer who, at that stac•. admired Rom. en." .me! u "an unbelievably bard man." Concludes Heckmann! ·~at remains or the BALDER ALSO CRITICIZES ROMMEL'S "1Jk conventional operating methods and lack of respect Cor military traditions.. picture of &be l>Urlfied man wbo awltched lo tbe op. pOettkin fon moral reasons, who wanted lo tall a haJi• of'~ over the Nad crimes be learned of DAILVPILOT .4 7 frlea801111d Billy Graham will address a large public crusade in Nairobi, Kenya, Dec. 13 during a visit to Africa to lAke part in a ,.Pan Africa Christian Leadership As· .sembly. · The West German journalist said that because Rommel was Hitler's "darling," be could not be er. tectively challenged by other German generals who recognized his tactical failures and character naw5. in resistance circles?" "He rushes about between bis widely dispersed ·---------.---------0"":.-.----::'.:=:::::::--------:-------, troops the whole day, launches observation probes. • THE HITLER AHer s tudying neglected archive material and interview· ing desert war veterans in Germany, England \ an d Au s tralia, Heckmann says, Rom· mel's "larger than life monument shrank to human proportions." While veterans of Rom· mel 's Afrika Korps agreed unanimously in interviews that Rommel did not dema nd more from them than of himself, "What he de- man de d wa s superhuman," Heckmann concludes. wastes bis troops. Not a soul bu an overview on tbe deployment of hiairqops and lbelr ~bat power.·•. Heckmann aq,tes that Rommel gladly took ~ praise for bis stu.nnJng r~apture from the British ot the Ilallan·surreodered Cyrenaica area ·oc Libya within a week. of laading in Tripoli. But, Ule author says, Rommel unfairly blamed two ol bis generals for the disastrous dffeat at Tobruk he was respooa~ ble for, stripping Qaem of c;ommand and sendinl them home in dbgTace. ' HECICMANN' CRITICIZ.ES ROMMEL'S postwar reputation as a conspirator ln the July 20, Heckmann · claims Rommel's postwar bio· graphers suppressed unfavorable comments from -captured Germal) officers and Allied generals. He ----quotes Gen. Claude A11cbJl!Je-c1r-s order to !Jrtnsb I s l commanders to use "all available means" to counter troops' opln.ions that Rommel was "more than an ordinary German general, and a very un· pleasant one at that, as we know from his own of. ficers." THE PASSAGE, HECKMANN SAYS, was de· liberately omitted from standard Britisti bio· : Poi"Verdicts Upheld FRESNO CAP) -Convictions or two men for possessing marijuana found an a plane tit Hanford Airport have been upheld by the state's 5th District 1 Court or Appeal. · t. George Lee Mayer and Ralph Burt Phillips ~ere arrested after police checked to see why their plane landed at the small airport the night of May 25, 1974. The appeal contended they were illegally de· tained while oHJcials made inquiries and de· termined that a similar plane was suspected or smuggling marijuana into the United States. UNllEPOKI'ED (l •• MERCURY SAVINGS . SORES HIT I .. SACRAMENTO (AP) --st~ hulth om c1als say two nursing homes 1n Los Angeles and one in ValleJO each had a pa tienl with dangerous bed sores and didn 'l tell their doctors about 1t. As a result, the state is seek mg ltMI of 18.000 against Crenshaw View Convalescent llome and Meadowbrook Manor Sa nita rium of Loi; Angeles and S2,500 against Con valescent West of ValleJO. F11ecul•P• O/l•ces. 7812 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach. CA 92647 Southern C<1/dor1t1t1 Rco•onat Olflces· 11.10 Lonci Beach Blvd . Long Beach, CA 90807 •osc; V 1llt!y View St Buena Park. CA 90620 ;;>O. '5 , Av.1lrn UIVd C.1rson. 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Spaee Lftdln1 Lunar walker" James Lovell says he thinks women will soon be aboard on American space missions. Changes in space program, be says, will mean women will quality for duties on Skylab, space shuttle pro· grams. Tbe~Jrullngbeldtllie ~.f>i~~' Tax-saving -1.R.A. ,.~ .......... suil was an inap· propriate method to ro- solve the legal coD· troveny. THE CLASS action "i&iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiii" bad been brou g h l by M '°&B '"epAo Eleanor Botney a,nd v Ill Uu Thelma Daar on March H If;-._ GI b 1. 1971, In Los Angeles 88 l.C U Superior Court. · They were represented M x M 0 0 c · c 0 0 M N T T R HEALTH~ R A \ ClUI A c ~.--L c T T s ----. ... DUIS ...... Ill -US/~ ........ /Wtt. SJOMdi UO/~Mdi r-Ui-17' S.JO UO/...., ............ , as 115~ ,_., Sito SM/_. MESA VEll>E rLA%A by the ir a ttorney husbands and sought to I recover the allegedly ex• cessive sales tax relm· 1 bursement collecl.ed by Blue Chip betwee n March, 1967 and April l!nO. . IN PRETRIAL action, l the superior court held ll proper for Blue Chip to I collect sales tax from customers redeeming I stamps for merchandise, but said the amounts ex· ceeded that permitted by , state law. Blue Chip paid all tax reimbur-aemeots to the state and stopped col· lecting them on April Z7, 1970. Between 50 and a> million stamp books were redeemed in 1989 and 1970, but redemp- ti ons later dropped f • sharply. THE LOWER court set the overcharge al six 1 cents a book, indJcating ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.. the tax should have been 9, not 15 cents. ~· UZI M<t• V_. Dr~ Wte I O .. Ot COS1'A..U • Ctl7'1·Ul7 Oflt47DAYS • The Lord Jeff Swing Collar Pullover. The Perfec1 combination. Cobtes. nch and deep. Md the fashion sense of carefree machine woshable/dlyOble Winruk: A great feel tor the Inside- A great look for the heorthslde. In fashion right oolots. 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W!srcliff Plaz.a these nights. ... .. .. ~Gifts alluring fill the stores ' ··Give with fondest lme, t. . .. ; Toyours ..• Seasons Greetings • ~ . .( r- Got a partridge in a pear tree to sell before Christmas? Move them under our tree. On each Thursday through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make It easier for you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your toys , sports equipment, luggage, appliances, furniture, antiques, handmade & unique gi fts and no matter what your business we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rates are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SAVINGS if you run more than one time. For more information and to place your ad just call 64 2-5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad · Viser for more inform at ion. Your credit is good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to y our Master Charge or BankAmericard. WWllm 642-5678 - Th1Hlday. December 2 1976 Fords' House On Sale QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi u. s c L .-• T ~ ~$ ~-.. -.-... ---.~-~-::---. -:;-!-.--..-.---.;.~--.. -. ---.-"'?---.. . • • : '"' ir i iJ J WASHINGTON (AP) -President Ford bas put a for-sale sign on his Alexandria, Va., home, with an asking price of $137,000. He paid $.14,000 for it in 1955. Press secretary Ron Nessen said Wednesday the decision means the Fords will not have a permanent home in the Washington ar ea. • • .-.... A.~~ ·,, .,_ - Not Our Fault WASfflNGTON <AP> -Federal officials say they had no part In the disbanding of a Connec· tlcut boys choir because of sex-discrimination nlles School olficials in Wethersfield, Conn., said the SS.member chorus was eliminated because of rear the group might not comply with the law against sex discr imination. Chbir director Robert Zysk said federal officials were reviewing the matter. However, federal Civil Rights Director Martin H. Gerry said that his office i& not in· vestigatlng and "any statement or suggestion to the effect that the school district was required lo disband a choir as the result or an action taken by this ortice is ... incorr~." Federal officials said that a determination on mERE HAS been con· compliance wlth the law is lert up lo the local s 1derablc s peculation school officials, and the federal civil rights omce that Ford will settle in "...1-:;q-~~· does not investigate unless il receives a com· Palm Springs, after he ---·· .. -·.--.-,.,. .. __ .......... 11-2-plaint -which has not happe ned in the leaves oHice Jan. 20. He ~======::=::::::::;:::::====::::::~, Wethersfield case. shopped for property in The disbanding of the choir aroused a storm that California desert re-SD Schoo) Classified Alls ,('11 bil! or reaction, with Rodolfo Torres of Mexico, presi· :.ort during a vacation lll'm:., s mall lll'ms 01 dent or the Americas Boy Choir Federation, com· there last month. any ilcm. 64~·!1678 menUng that "Wethersfield, Connecticut, has felt SI. ze Now the brunt or somebody's anatomical ignorance ... Nessen said the Presi· denthasnotmadeade· WHEN YIOU ~~~"ra~~e~~~n~~ Enough lie also said the Fords do · ~ ----_________ .. not plan to sell a con· LA JOLLA (AP) _A COME TO dominium they own in decade ago, they talked . Vail, Colo. o( 37,500 students and 12 colleges at t h e new DAILY PILOT /19 1HE COMPANY HOLIDAY PARTY MAKI IT MORE MIMOllAIU Wmt COW'LIMEHT ARY f'Ol'TRAITS "We 'll Shoot Your Crew for Nothing" Rine 014) 540-0668 Aaflrlnnllrry .. Call 642-5678. Put a few words lo work tor ou. P R 0 S P E CT 1 VE University of C1i&lifomia THE buyers can start inspect· campus in northwestern ang Ford's house at 514 San Diego. But that was Also Crown View Drive in over-ambition. S trawberry A 1 e x a n d r i a th i s Today's enrollment or --------------• I k d N ·d END Margartta Mix wee en , essen saJ · 10,178 on four colleges is He said a pp raiser s re garded as the goal Tequila Sunrise Mtx looked'" over the house achieved. Mexican Coffoo Mix last week after the Fords No. further growth is -----·-------------Lt:NJ Bloody Mana Mix decided to sell planned al the graceful, OF A lt1f.J"""<:t.!::~~~lll""~,:::a~a;il~;;;g;:;iii;.;;;llllz-Ford , his wife a nd four cliff.top school which is Iii\ children moved ioto the swept by ba lmy ocean Alexandria home in 1955 breezes most of the year, when he was a con· In the concept now p-ERFE--CT--gressman. They also adopted of s mall, in· lived there during the dividual •colleges, they period he was vice presi· say students and pro- dent, and moved to the lessors alike achieve the - ----------• While House m 1974. most and at the lowest D~~ cost to taxpayers. T H E BIRCH-and· The most popularsub- clapboard house has jed is biology with 23 _ '------------- seven rooms, including percent of the 8,065 un· DRI N K four be droom s. The dergraduates listing that Fords added a 20-by-40 a s t h e i r m a j o r . foot swimming pool in 1961 at a cost of $7,500. _________ ..:.._..:;;:;::_-=-_::;.:::..:::.._.:::..:::.._=---------------------------....__ When Ford became \'ice president in 1973, the Secret Service made several security im- provem e n ts o n the house. including convert· ing the two-car garage int o a bedroom for agents RECORDS SHOW the house was assessed at $66,000 in 1973. On a financial report tpis year Ford listed the value at $90,000. The Fords have rented the house while he has been president r~ I We Have Just Received A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY · 2289 PAGES INCLUDIMG ATLAS WAS $59.95 NOW 519.95 BRENTANO'S ' Soutt. Coalt fllaao • llJJ S-"a lriatot Coste Met. ~ lo4.fl 10-t W . 10.6, S-. IJ.S. ,,...._ U6-71U ~u;,;.;o~C~roMuH~CE-------------~-------- 1 JJJJ lltSTOL. COSTA MISA CA. 92'2' I'. I Please send me . . . Webster's Unabndged I I 01ct1onarys al 19 95 ea plus lllX & sh1pp1ng I I Ctleck ,, Amar Express Master cnarge Q Bankamencard I I -I I NAME . . . ,.... . •• ... •·•• • I ~~~~~~~ ::. ·:·....-.: ..... .--......... · :.: .. ·: ... :.·::.·::::::::.: ··:z·,;;::~::: I I cat Sates Tax 1.20 Shtpp1ng 1 75 ' ..----------------------------------~-· SAVE $1500 * TAX FREE THIS YEAR WITH AN INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT We've already mailed a Mariners Money Memo to you. If you read it, you know an Individual Retirement Account at Mariners Savings can mean substantial tax savings to you for 1976. But you must open your retirement account before December 31st. AVOID THE RUSH! Last year so many depositors waited until the last minute to open their "IRA" that some had to wait. Avoid the crowds this year. Open your "IRA" today with a minimum balance and deposit your total tax- deferred amount on or before ~ December 31st (as much as $1,500 or 15% of your income whichever is less). Start saving for your retirement now and enjoy a tax deduction at the same time. Come to Mariners and open your "IRA" today. Earn as much as 8.06% annually on a 7 .75% • • certificate account. Mariners pays higher interest than any bank. • A bu.band and wile can tax-defer as much u $3,CXlO per yedr. • • Sub1ect lo 1ubetanhal interMt penaltle• when principal is withdrawn prior to maluuty. • Mariners Savi~s and Loan As~latlOn NEWPORT BEACH• 1515 Westcllff Drive (Main Off lco) FSLIC -....... ._ ___ (714) 842-4000 I .. A I 0 DAIL y PILOT Thurlday, December?. 1976 . OIJ Joins New in Modernized Bibk PU BUC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE fllCY1T1ou1eus1Nt» l'ICTITIOUS a USINIU NAMI ITATIMINT NAMI ST A TIMI NT Tiie lollowlft9 119<\0nt ••t OOlfto D<A~ The IOllOWll>Q _....,, I\ OOl"9 "1tl ....... By GEORGE W. CORNELL ·~·..-•·1- NEW YORK -A new, widely awaited version ol the complete Bibi~ in converuUonal Enellilh has been published after 10 years' work. It's called the "Good News Bible" and com - t fresh translation of the Old Testament with New Testament. whJch had been rendered er in simil ar style with record·breaklng sue- s. THE FINISHED BOOK SEEKS to put the ~r1ptures "in the nutural, modern E nglish or everyday conversation," says the American Bible Society. which carried out the project. Here are some samples from the new transla- tion, subtitled "Today's English Version," com- pared with passaaes from the c urrently most broadly used "Revlaed Standard Vension"; -RSV -Genesla 1:1-2: "In the beainnlng, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth wu without form and vold,"81\d darkness wu up· on the face of the waters." -TEV -"ID tbe bqln.nln1, when Geel created the ualvene, tbe euib wu formless aad desolate. The ra1lD1 oc:eu Ula& CO\'er~ everytblD« wu en&ulfed lD lotal da.rtmeu, and the power of God lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir=.i~iiiiP,l;;;;;;;;:;:~ wu movlD« over tbe wa&er." -RSV -Exodus 23:6-7: "You shall not pervert the justice due to your poor i.Q his suit. Keoep far from a false charge, arid do not slay the innocent and rig.hteous, for I will not acquit the wicked." -TEV -"Do not deey Jutlce to a poor mu wlaea be appears lD c:oart. Do not make falae ac· cuHt1ou, and do not put u bmoceat penoa lo de- ath, for I will condema uyooe who does auc:b u evil thl.Dg. ", -RSV -E cclesias tes 1: 21 : ''Vanity of vanities," says the Preacher, "vanity of vanities! Allis vanity." -TEV -"li ls uetesa. aselesa," aald uae Pbllosopber. 1'Llfe b a.seleu, all b uelesa." The new translation, one of aeveral that have come out in recent times reflectlng increased " knowledge or Biblical history and languages, is not intended to replace standard English versions. RATHER, IT IS MEANT TO attract new re· aders and to reach those "who find the standard versions too difficult to read and understand," the "'1 society says. In that objective, the societ y's previously published New Testament version, sometimes called "Good News for Modem Man," has become a top best·seller . its circulation totaling more than 50 million since it first came out in 1966. The Rev. Dr. Robert G. Bratcher, a society re· searcher who translated the New Testament, D•llr ~ilot SWll fli.te Pencil Chompers Safe Biking for Bucks Bl;.ikc Bertea, 7, and T. Duncan Stl!wart~ 71, urc ready for Saturday's bike-a-thon to benefit building fund for new gym at Chapm an College. Bike r iders a nd sponsors arc needed for event that will run from 8:30 to 3 p.m . on mile-long Skypark Cir c le in Irvine. F'or information contact coll ege's al umni office. SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Good news for pencil chewers! "It's not only all right to nibble on a pencil but you can go whole hog and cat one a day, point and all, without a ny ill effects whatever," says David E. Price, executi vc vice president of the_ Pencil Makers Association. 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V< Cdn bo made rechargeable. 11.99 Rockwell 18AD with m"mory Has big 8 d1g1t display. 4 lune· lions.% key, memory o;tor". memory recall. flo..1trn<] dr-c1mal. alge- braic l()()1c Ooerrltcs on d1s~1ble> battery included 9 volt. Ideal for students. JCPenneY. _ The Christmas Place. ~aded a tum of seven translators who tumed out the Old Tes tame nt, wllb .rcvu:wln& asslstanc~ from numerous scholars. , THE NEW TBANSIA110N, MADE from the 'ancient Hebrew texts, ia c alled a "d ynamic- equivalent" rendering. That means the effort was not to reproduce the text "word-for-word" In Engllab, but rather to reproduce il "meanlng-for- mean.ink'." -It plms in each puaaae ''for the closest, natural equivalent in modem English that ex- presses the same meaning" as conveyed ln the orfglnal context of languaae and culture, the socie- ty says. Technlcal data like measurements are put in modern terminology, as in the dimension or Noah's ark, given in "fed " instead of the usual but now obacure "cubits." The hardcover edition ol the new Bible sells . for $2.SO and lbe softcover for $1.90. PUBLIC NOTICE PICT1T1ous eusueass NAMI STATIMl.NT The ICMl_."9 """" Is OOl"9 bull M U H ' BLUE AOVA 11, 1111 S..11 AllQoelO, HUAllO\citon Bu< II,'"..,,., JO\eoh Le o Peter\. l lJI S•n ..... lo. Hunlll\Olon 8U<ll. C4 .,.., 1'11\ llU\IM\\ 1$ (Ofl<IU(tctd l)y eft II\ dlVldtJ•I J~1' L•o P•'''' PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS e USINISS NAMI U ATl.flolll tlT 1"'" IOl-li>Q "''°"' ••• domtl>Vtl ~,., Nf Wl'ORT VNU,,.ITEO S00C H""'°'I C.f\te< Or • Ntwpot1 -II. CA t1...0 Poul J ~pHO, • P ... mo Y<W. Ntwootl 8 ... <" C4 UMO J•Y l I( .. , tlt ~•nd<HI'-Ori._, CO<on•cltl M••, CA 9?'7S lh1\ bM\ln .. u t\ co,,du<ttd b¥" • ""'" R t. R INc; U11 Si.,,. I!-Pd, £l£CTROHIC MA'-OCETl"'O 4~ lrvo~ (A t1l1~ SOCtAT£S 101 E Cl\epm MI 4 _. "orlwch•lt U l1Slen•l!-Rd, Ot-CA lrvl,,. CA t11U Ce<>ll••• 11<1011• C•nMll -h llct,.m••• lwdwle •m ,,.,,. ~ wro•l'l•m,.,,on olk lnQI-1 ..... 1110 1rv1,,. Clo tt111 Thi\ IN.in.>\ It <onOll<IO<I by Ml Ill ll\I\ DwM,,.U It tOMIW<led 11\t • dl••ou•1 oo ... r.111er1,,.,..hlp G 8 C..nnoll llorl-le Thlt ... lt .,..tnt ... , liltd wltl\ ,,,. Thlt ttel<t-..1 WH 11 .... wltll ,,,. Coutll• Clt<t. OI Oreft .. C..-y on_. :ZClttk of Or•1199 COYlllYOf' ,,,_ tmbor IS, ltll-Ml 1'16. ....... H tl'D ~1.-o, ..... c .. ,, 1>e111 "''°' 1-Or•"" c .. ,, 0•1v Pliot. No• ie JI •nGOt< I. •.1'1• 4191-1• 0.Umlloff J, •, 16, U, 1'16 -.,. ~ ·iiiM TALL-e1G~~~ 1912 HAllOI 11 VO. COSTA MfSA (114). 642-3177 OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. fO 5 P.M. Tht\ ''•temet\I w•\ llled w.th tN Coun11 Clt<k of 0••1199 County..., Nov s.m•. 91"Wr•lout,,,,.,,hiP 1--------------------- ,. .. ,0 P,,1>11\llt11o1 Nov 11. 11.1s. •M De< J, "" 4n 1 '• PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOVS eUSINIU MAio.ta STAT I Mt NT John L •P•r PAUi J ~ll•Dl•O Tiii\ ''."'"'""' ... , ·~eel With '"" Coonty Cltrk ol Oren11t County on Nov n. 1914. P'7"1 Pvbll\llt<I O••n11• coot Oollr Puot. Nov U , Ott 7, 9, 1•, t916 4911 /6 ... ~.~lo•lllO ,..,.,,.,It ~ W..· 1----------....._-------------------- T.L.J & COMPANY, , ... , C...lt S..11.S., Co h tr•llO & .. ell, CA'2'1• r...,, L. ,,.,..,10. t'4tt c..r1e !>.tlloe, C..Ol•t••M Buell, CA.,.,. This 11•1\lntu •• <""011tttd l>'f ""ln ot.10 .... 1 Tof\y L A< .... lo Thi\ \t•tem..1,,1 •• , •lled wH., "" (Ownly ci.r~ 01 O••nge Coumv on Now -.1.m• """' Pl>b41-O<..-.. C..tt Oall• Pilot, "'°" 11. "·JS ...... o.c J tt16 nn ,. PUBLIC NOTICE "CYITIOU\ eU\INISS NAMI STATEMtNT The lol-li>Q penol\ ,, OOl"Q I>•"' nH,.,. THE ElFIN F O REST, llH ,.._"°" lllvd • CO'ot• "'"" CA mn R•<,,.,O Morl•nv.1o:i.2 ~ w 81r<11 SI !>.tnt• ..a.n•. C..a. 9VOI TP11\ °"'IM-\) i• <ondUcted by M h\ dl•l<IU•f RI< hard Morl•rtv Thi\ \U1temtnt w•\ flled WtU\ tM County Cl••k of o .. noe Cov"1y on NO• Jl. ""· Pvbll\ll<td °'•"9" Co•• D•H• Piiot Nov JS.Ott l.9,lb 191& Olli& BElOW WHOLESAlf mca '* Tll FOUOW\MC: Black F'ine. Tams Junipers, N.andina. Abeita, Oleander. Moreas Iris, and many more. ··~ sroG MINIMUM --• S.D. Wholesale Growers 11'21 WAlta AVI. FOUtitl AIM V AWY PHOME 54'9341' DAILY t AM • 5 PM Save Christmas fun and memories with a Kodak lnstamatic! Only 29.99 · Kodak Tete-lnstametic 808 camera outfit. Includes Kodak 608 Tele-lnstamatic camera with regular and · built-In telephoto lenses, Kodacolor II 20 exposure color film and fllpflash. 8 flashes to the unit. Wrist strap. Instruction booklet . Ute your JCPenney Charge Card. Only 17.95 Kod1k AX15FR tn1t1m1tlc camera outfit. lncludM one Kodak AX15FR lnstamatlc camera..wlth fllpflash socket, 126 Kodacolor II 20 exposure color film and fllpflaah pocket size flash array with 8 fleshes to the unit. Monograms. Wrist strap. Instructions. ·JCPerineY. RC-A·IANTUNITA CANOOAPARK CARSON c~mcnnox~LLI' ~AACAO~: <2~E!8!~~~.~~~e2WNn fUUl' .. TON GLENDALE 10ALLEAIA' HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILl!I LAKIWOO FULLERTON GLENDALE 'GALLERIA' HUNTINOT EACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD ~01 Al TOI MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTH HOLLYWOOD N<*THRtDG MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIOOE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS OAANGE 1THE CITY' PUENT£ HILLS RIVERSIDE IAN IERNARDINO TORRANC RIVERSIDE SAN eeRNAROINO V!NTVRA WEST COVINA WHITIWOOD N'"fRA ~EST COVINA WHITTWO~D J ~ ' • I • Grad Rules Worry Some Law Sets Deadline .for Local Standards 8yUYDl'llADA Cit .. OellJ .... 14.tff Hmblyman Dennt. Maniere on l•alalatloa which 1Vould require 1tudenu to use our exama and not the •tale's teau." aa.ld Abbott. • ' DAILY PILOT A 11 Park Gets Horse A three-year-old chestnut gelding racehorse bas been donated to Orange 1 County park rangers ror use in patrol· lac remote areas of Caspers Regional Patk. County supervisors accepted the donation from Elisabeth Grossman of HunllnJ~on .Beac~ and co:Owners Ri<'haref Uewire and Theresa k epp The horse, Stalford Repp, will housed al Caspers along wllh two other patrol horses, rounty officiali. said The other two belona to patkl> employea. Otncials said the animal la valued al$10,000. ' Some West Oran,e County acbool officials ire concerned {hat they may loee a measure of local control ln e1tabllshln1 bilh school graduaUoo re-quirements. County Okays Study F11nds . .. Fountain Valley (elementary) School District Truatee Sheila Meyers said new legislation may mean "state·mandated" graduation requirementa as well ·as basic skill competency levels in the seventh through the 12th grades. "HOW IS 1'1118 GOING to alfecUQCal control by the •chooJ di1trlct 7 '·she asked at a'Jot.nt meeting between Fountain Valley School District and Hunt- ington Beach Union High School District officials. ··ne ~lb achool and elementary district.I must get together before the February 1978 deadline and set our own standards." said high school Supt Frank Abbott. ~ . The law, enacted last September and known as the Hart Bill, requires local districts to adopt their own standards by June 1978. BUT THE LAW ALSO SAYS the state Depart- ment of Education will develop basic sklll guidelines for students "solely to assist" the local school districts in ma.king their own. By June 1980, the law states, no pupil will re-cei~e a high school diploma who has not met pre- scnbed levels of competency in reading com- prehension, writing, mathematics and other areas· established by the local school district. "The state already has taken it out of our bands now that it allows students to opt out at the loth grade by merely taking a proriciency test1" said Helen Dille, hi gh school district board president. Orange County aupervlson have. apeed ten· tllt.ively to cbip In .,,000 tiu. year for a teoo,000 beach erosion study. · The board ulted county officials lhla week to negotiate with the Southern California Aasoclatioo ot Govemmenta (SCAG) for the joi.Dt local, state and federal study. · AND TREY SAID TREY would spend no more than $30,000 thl1 year for the study. Supervisor Tom Riley, whose c:llstrlct Includes m<iet of the county coastline, aa.ld eroding beaches already are a co1Uy problem. An official or the Callfomla Institute of Technology, which proposed the atudy, aajd the ln· itial project will take 18 months. DEPENDING ON ITS RESULTS, be said. the study may continue fOI' five years. Riley said two inland counties alrudy have re- jected participation in the study and a couple others are waiting to see what Orange County decides. The bulk of the study funds are expected to come fro111 state and federal sou.tc;es •. •·we have been working with newly elected As-· The-project is· de1lgned to leam how to prevent silt from inland development from washing down to J form jetties, which cause beach eroeion, Cal Tech project manager Brent Taylor said that alter the first 18 months, lhe study should pro- duce some valuable in!oc:matioo even if the project is not continued. Belly' Dancers Schedule Recital Na-ie.- Barbara Bridges, RN, bas been ap- pointed director or nursing at Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach. The former U.S. Navy nurse, a graduate of the University of Washington, hfts held similar pqsh at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and at 'Downey Community Hospital. Call 642-5671. Put • few word• to work for °"• ........ to szo LON& sum SAVINGS .., .... , ... <: ____ ...,..._ ~ ....... -_ ......... or1.,. ·~ to Sii Veiled in filmy scarves and bedecked with jmgling coin belts, the students in one ol the mOl'e unusual San Juan Capistrano recreation program classes will present a recital Friday at 7 p.m. Turn on· the 'hol.iday charm Give any of these graciously-styled lamps. There's one for every room in the home. artistically decorated to enhance all decors. So you can be su re The performance will be by Shana's belly dan- <'ers from both San Juan and San Clemente and there will be a special dance by Shana herself I eatunng her specialty "veio artistry.·• ' Shana·s recital tiUed, "Midnight at the Oasis•• will take place in the cafeteria al Marco Fors~ Junior High School in San Juan .. . !here are .sli.ll openings in the uecoming ses~1ons of the city s belly dancing program, which begins Jan. 19. For adults. there are advanced beginner and Intermediate classes and there is als~ a beginners' class for youngsters from 9to15 years of age. . r For the Record 61arrfage LI~•• LAS VEGAS -Mlm• "'9Mea ..._.,,.,. ,"',_' ..... -n f ""VI\ PE Rf l w.11 ... t 1wr•"<• 11 .• 'I' ~ O .,_ Jott• J), t;otn o• :0.1•"'-w }VOi i E~C.E I M "••' Atr~••d It #"CJ l NJ• Motto• I•. C...1" OI (..o\I_. ........ C,AAM()OV RO'>AI l: 8•"Y F , 1) *""" 1¥\dir1• M )t bOI" ot fffwpott f.loK" Newmmr IJ H l)GGIN \ M (. C.L •H IOCIC - q,<M'd J '"°" n ttl'td Jo•n Ett•ll•. 4i1' bOt"Ot ~" (l•tnitnll• MOllClOC.~ LU IH -J•"'°' E.OW•td Jr a .tnd UM.I N •n, •&. bOf"''"' c ~, ... """" .... f-OA C.HAPMA.. 0 ..,, 111< ... •d, I•, 4. 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It's made ot unfinished wood and turns out precise angles for homemade -yet prole1llonal looking - picture framoa. Model #36. DURALL 12" WOODEN M"RE BOX, Reg. 2.19 1.48 Here's a hot tip A tip that will bring you years of enjOYfT\Cnt and usefulness-e Weller Soldering iron ktl. Smell. ltgh1we1ght 11nd as easy to usl? as o pencil; It's ideal for radio ar>d TV reoarrs. elcctrrcel work anti model train projects. Stainless steel con5truc:lion. n1ckel-pla1e<1 tip. Model • SP23K. WELLER SOLDER IRON KIT. Reg 9 8~ 5.88 cznor ~a · ~~ . . . ~ . • \ ' • l . ~ ' .,__~~~~~~--~~--~~~~~~~......_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i Wat'id & Har rri• ngton Clo1ed Chrlatm11 Dey,, open tll 4 Chrl1tm11 Eve. Closed New Year1 Day, Open 'Ill 4 p.m. New Yeart Eve. Oatden Grove · Fuftetton ' Costa Mesa • Orange 7707 Qerden CJrove Blvd. 301 So. State Colfege 1275 Bristol 324 West Katella 63M~071 or 893•6!523 870·0050 556-1500 532·2506 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thN Fr1. 0 to 9 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open 9 to 6 every day • l i I I • J i • I l Coete Mell ,._,.,,"'" 0.1111t9 Ce.ttt o.lly """"· De<emllff f. '"' JOQ•1' Sat. • Sun. 9 to 6 Sat. It Sun. 9 to e Sat. •Sun. 9 to 8 Sal• prlca good ThUl'9d1y through SU~ , "" . . .. ~ l ·f ' A J 2 DAIL y PILOT Thursd6y. December 2 1978 'Reformer' Jo~s · Perision~ Roles SACRAMENTO CAP I The lawmaker who led lhe fig~ to eliminate early legislative pensions will coll~t telirement pay even though he served less than the minimum time required to earn a pension Assemblyman Robert McLennan is one of 10 as· semblymen and senators leavmg office this month who will be able to draw a pension immediately because they're al lea:.l 60 or have served 20 years t or more. l • TWO YEARS AGO, McLENNAN Jed efforts to repeal a section of state law that enabled younger state senators and assemblymen wttb leas than 20 years. service to collect pensions immediately if they left office "under condjtions or reapportion· ment." The repeal bill was enacted in a special legislative session. Jt deprived 13 legislators leav- ing office In 1974 a reapportionment year -of $1.3 rn.ilhon in early reurement payments. But it did not change a secllon that made McLe.nnan eligible for a pension. The Downey Republican won his Assembly seat in a special m1d-1973elect1on. HE WAS RE-ELECTED IN 1974, but McLen· nan was defeated last month in a b\d for a seoond full term. That means when he officially leaves oUice at midnight Sunduy he will be six months short of the four years normally required to earn the current minimum leg1slat1ve pen~ion of $3,012 a year But the law also allows a lawmaker elected before July 15 of any year to have the entire year added to his service time 1f he makes a full year in pension contrib~OJl.S._ IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW, McLennan, • who turnt:d 61 Wednesday, srud 1t will cost him "$700 and some odd dollars" to make the additional payments and qualify for a lifetime pension or S251 a month, plus annual costoflivlng increases. He said he will pay the extra $700 ""·~ COLLECTS PENSION Robert Mclenn•n MUST WAIT Robert Burke McLennan is the only state legislator · leaving office this year who quaJifies for ·a stale pension with less than rour years service. PENSION BENEFITS FOR legislators leaving ornce this year i.tart this month. The maximum an- nual pension is $15,420. The Legislature's only physician, McLennan also sars he plans to practice medicine after leav- lng office and also hopes to make s~eches as a member of a speakers' bureau. However, retired lawmakers receive yearly cost-of-Uvlng rabes ln their peftaions. Foua LEGISIATOllS LEAVING OFFICE this year wlll collect the maximum payment. They are Sens. Randolph Collier CD-Yreka), Jack Schrade CR-San Diego), and Donald Grunsky (R· Watsonville), and Assemblywoman Pauline Davis CD-Portola). Both ColUer and Schrade are TC. Cotller bas served 38 years, Schrade 22. Mrs. Davis wUI be 80 ln January and has been lnoffice24 years. Other sen a ton who will. collect penslons Im- mediately and the amount.a they will receive aH Joseph Kennick (D·Long Beach). $13,356; Robert Stevens (R-Santa Monica), $11,592; Howard Way CR-Exeter), $11.592; and James Wbetmore (R- Buena Park), $11,592. Assemblyman Ken MacDooald, CD-Ojai), will draw $7 ,536. • NINE YOUNGER LAWMAXERSJeavlngortice this year after serving less thab 20 years will be eUgl. blefor pensions whentheyreacb80. They are Sens. Anthony Bellenson CD·Los Angeles), Clare BerTyhfll <R·Sb.inale Springs), and James Wedworth (D-Hawtborne), and As- semblymen Robert Burke CR·HWttington Beach), Robe rt Badham (R-Newport Beach), Ernest Mobley CR-Sange r), Frank Murphy <R·Santa Cruz>. Leon .Ralph (D-Los Angeles), and Ken Meade <D-Berkeley). Beilenson and Badham both served 14 years and will collect S11,59'l a year whn they tum 60. Wedworth, Burke. Mobley, Murphy and Ralph - all 10 year veterans -will draw $7,536 a year. Meade and Berryhill, who served six years, will receive $4,524. Dusk·Danger Cited Give her a gift to keep her , looking and f8fllng great. .. Modlne's alters Gitt Certltlcotes In varying denomi- nations for your ra~ o mossoge. or dues. No con- tracts. A phllos.- ophy al greater quollty end a smole< member- ship madine's o private health club foe Orange COU'lty wcrnen 2036 Quo• Street (Just otf Compos) Newpcxt Beach (714) 75l-3200 "When I first came up here they told me 1 would be eligible for retirement after 60 if I was re-elected after the first partial term and if I made up the dif· terence," he said. "I plan to do it." The amount a legislator collects in pension pay- ments is based on his salary when he leaves office and the number of years in office up to a current maximum of $15,420. ROME (AP) -A government study shows more than half or Italy's traffic accidents occur between S and 8 p.m . During that period at dusk, it said, "everything turns gray -UM! sky, the land and the road.·• ..... -DAILY PILOT ,;. . If you can pa1ntawall you can paper awa I. Painting a wall ls easy. But It Is also plaln and drab. 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Save an adclilional JQl lw .,_a case of tl11sefine ~ucts· all one slle-.nb IWlnil or 11•tch lwalicll. um••·~ o. 11-'lo~l':lY '111'1) t1t&U OlA ... ,_ WUAll1 1 CfQMI AllltlCMWl!JMt~• Kl• 1111 raoor. CfiQWU IJTM 01101•....., ~ OllrutO Oll'fCt• Oli!IUIQ r'°8 AlllltCAll Gii~. IOl.ISCllMIOl \'OC(l OlaTll!O rtOll ~WI IO -IOt lfOOI'. SUWM OllllUllS CCWllY. W f C t I Thur'>day December 2. 1978 DAIL y PILOT • I SS Pregnant ' 'It's Hurt My Speed a Little' CHULA VISTA (AP) -Short.stop Susan Craig of lhe Sea Bats b taking it a bit slower In her games " these days. She's expecting a baby in abouKwo weeks. GIFTS WltH A FUTURE FOR YOUR HOME OR THEIRS - A~Wlr-to SAM AT NINE MONTHS Plays Tll Delivery Day "I'm nine months pregnant and I'm due ln 16 days, so I'm trying to lake iL a litUe easier,'' said Mrs. Craig, 27. "'WE Pl.A Y OUK GAMES on Mon- du Di~ta and I hope r can deliver right after a game and then I ·u be ready fornexl week, "she said. Right now, the Sea Bats are leading their division with two more games to go before the playoffs, and she has no intention of missing lbe action. ''She may not be the leading biller, ~ tha.t 's .a pretty high averaie," said city softball director Jim Thomas of Mrs. Craig's .622. PLAYING SOFTBALL WlllLE she is pregnant is nothing new to Mrs. Craig. "My husband, Michael, is in the Navy and I played in a league In San Vito, right on lhe tip of the boot of Ita- ly," she said. ''When my second daughter was born -that's Carlie, who's 31h; my other daughter is Deena, 61h -I played the day before I delivered and was playing again lwo days after shew as born.'• Her teammates and opponents caJl her Sam. .. THOSE WERE MY initials before I gol married, Susan Alice Martin " she explained. ' She said being pregnant hasn't hurt her 1!.elding-much. "I don 't miss very many that come my way," s he said but conceded: "I think it's hurt my speed a little." BBE SAID CAUYING the baby has upped her weight from 123 pounds to about 150. "It's not hard to get down for the ground balls but it's sort of bard to get back up," she said. "But the hardest thing is running." Bighorn's a Costly Target RAMONA CAP) -Michael Lasher, 24, of Spring Valley, will have lo pay a fine or $1 .800 and spend 10 days in jail for killing a bighorn sheep near Bor· rego Springs. Lasher ad milted before a Municipal Court j~e shot the animal Oct. 2, (sYONEY HARRIS) but insisted be thought il was a deer at the time he fired. The bighorns have been on the pro- tected list for many years. The judge agreed to allow Lasher to serve the jail time over the weekends. Keeps readers on their toes Order Now For Holiday Delivery The i;ifts to chome are thosc thJ I will be c heri\hed lonR af IN the holidJ) >are oH•r. Here'~,, ;Jrnpll• of RB id<.·.is thJt \\all dl'liJ.thl ~ ou, from !ht• thoughlful ine%pensi\'e gift lo the mo't imprl',sive furniture or decor pil'<C. 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Also rever- sible color panels to match your kitchen . 379.95. Major Appliances,~ / ·The Broadway # - Orange Mall ~gge..9490 Newport Beach Phone 644· 12' 1 Huntington B~h Phone 892-3331 l.8guru1 Hills Phone 586-7830 .. ' 4'l 8Z DAILY PILOT Thur~ay Decombor 2 1976 Today's More Serious Advocate Hits Gay Issues SAN MATEO <API -There wu conservative America's ultlmate image of manhood, hterally dripping macho with every blustery word, dominat· inc a page of the nation's largest and most influen· UaJ homosexual newspaper. John Wayne was being interviewed by The Ad · voe ate. WA VN E WAS PBEDICl'ABLEIN HIS personal on of tbe estimated 10 million Americans wbo y -"it'a abnormal" -but the veteran act.or what The Advocate preaches with every ly issue: "A man has the right to live his life wishes." · really wasn't all that unusual to read 'flayne's viewa in The Advocate, a paper that hH t)ed the gossipy. mindless trend of moat ray jjumallsm for a serious, professional approach to ~problems of a minority group. ~ Celebrities, gay and 11111--• ~gbt, are featured in 5. iasue, invariably ed aa either sup- ve of gay rights or a& ·1ea.st tolerant. Just .. ving Wayne say .,..I llf\'e nothing against pys" was enough for ~Advocate. .. TllE ADVOCATE which celebrated its 10th anniversary in ~ctober. has come a Jong way from its first '2·page newsletter that 1'uried $27 worth of ad· 'ltertising, only $12 or lrbich waa collected. .:: Now crammed with advertising that insures Its Jtnancial life and anchored by a controversial "classified section, The Advocate bas an audited :.Circulation of 60,000 copies per issue. Publisher ;David Goodstein says it Is the nation's 12th fastest ;growing publication. : "We are the conscience or the gay movement," ·says Goodstein as he sits in the newspaper's plWihlY carpeted, ultramodern offices In this quiet reslden· ~t ial community sou~ of San Francisco. THE PAPER EXPECl'S TO CKOSS neuly $1 million by the end C1I the current fi scal year, but moet profits are ta rgetod for expansion. Goodstein, 44, bought the paper two years ago and prompUy moved lt from Los Anaeles to the San Francisco Bay area, where 130 gay bars groaa $14 million a year. He wants the newspaper in the vanguard of a movement that has shilled from the streets to the courtrooms and legislatures. The future, be says, lies in politics. "Most civil rights are political issues," says Goodstein, a lawyer who amused a fortune on Wall Street. "Nobody listens Wltil you get the votes." THE ADVOCATE HAS DEVOTED HUN. dreds of pages this year to political candidates A recent pre·election issue featured the most ex· bau.sUve proJect in the paper's history, an endorse· ment of 447 candidates in 31 st.t who responded affirmatively to gay rights issu A previous issue named he Advocate said were the 10 worst legislators in the country on gay rights, with public statements and voting re· corda u support of its asserllons. Another issue pointed out an irony of Texas politics: conservative U.S. Sen. John Tower, it said, has a better gay rights record than liberal Congresswoman Barbara Jordan. The paper builds most of its isi.ucs around a major theme such as gays in the military, the rel a· tionship of gays to their parents and the problems ot being gay in small '\owns. Recent issues have dealt in depth with such subjects as alcoholism and being gay, growing old and being gay and venereal dis· ease and being gay. EACH ISSUE RUNS ABOUT 80 PAGES, about half carrying news stories, plus regular sections on religion, medicine, entertainment and columns. The news and feature report is overshadowed by a classified section, a raunchy 40 or so pages that offend some readers, amuse others and likely are read by all. The classified section is replete with ads for male hustlers in various stages of undress and lonely hearts describing in gul\er Jangua~ their sexual predelictions. The commercial advertisine in the classified section differs from the ads in the rest of the paper. 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Could the Ad voe ate survive without classifieds ! "No," is Goodstein'ss't'ill answer. "IT'S CERTAINLY NO WORSE than Playboy or Playgirl." says editor Robert McQueen. The trend aeems t.o be toward 1u1eesllve photo- srapba, although there are occuloo'ally a few sbotl cf male genitalia. THE ADVOCATE IS NOT WITHOUT its critics, most or whom eoutend the pubhc11Uon ls t.oo COQJervatlve or tbat Goodai.tn wants to be the UD· disputed It log pm of llY UberaUon. Goodstein defenda the classified section, declarin1'. "Reality is that all people are sexual. We Good.ate.In says tbe paper arrues that llle .is bet· ter "out of the closet. but we are not goln1 to bring tbemout." • Beauty and the bath. The perfect match is lush, plush nylon. 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The $211,000 facility will have redwood exterior and house engine company and city's second paramedic unit. Building is being built for firemen at Station #26, who are due to Radio Airing Adventures By Ji\ Y SJIARBU'M' LOS ANGELES CAP> -COS Radio, which 1n January, 1973, began giving the nation the seven· rughts-a week "CBS RadJo Mystery Theater," has a new Saturday-Sunday ear orfering coming up i11 the r1rst week in February It's called the "General Mills Radio Adventure Theater." and will run just under an hour each night, and will premiere promptly al 6·07 P·ill · on Saturday, f"cb :,, says CBS Radio Prcsiden~ Cook Digges. DIGGES. SPEt\KING B'V PHONE from New York, said the new weekend i;how will be an an- lhology s eries or such classic adventure y<1rns as .. Rob10son Crusoe." ··Kidnapped" and "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." It's scheduled for early evening broadcasts, he s ays, so as to catch the family trade, particularly youngsters for whom radJo drama 1s JUSt something Grandad mutters noslalgacally about now and then. "We wanted to go with drama that would ap- peal lo children broadc<.asl at a time they could listen to 1t, .. Digges said. Thursday. Oecembef 2 1976 DAILY PILOT 8 3 Retrial Ordered • in Slaying 1- A second Orange Coun- ty Superior Court tnal for a Camp Pendleton M arine accused or the at· tempted murder of his estranged wife in her San Clem ente apartment has been ordered after Bl(LS Sf NT FO~REE 0..1ly ~Itel ilall ~ ..... K1NGSTON. Ont. (AP) -Prisoner s who partkipated 1n an Oc- tober cell smashin g s pree a t Millhaveo Institute have been pre- sented individual bills for the e s timated $300,000damage. take occupancy in March. The crew first hved in old farmhouse off lrvine Center Drive for several years, moved next door lo the farmhouse into a new trailer las t summer and will finally .have a r eal fire station. The bills range from $150 to $2,990, prison director J ohn Dowsett said. Because pris oners earn a maximum of $1 a day. Dowsett said it is unrealistic to expect full payment in some cases. *50~000 Mile f~!' 1!,IFESAVEB! PRt ES! t'IU:t: K .. plac-.. m f'n l t'ir~• :t \ ••a r" or :tU.000 Miies DU11L S IJ P ER STEEi.., B E LTED IC A DIAL 11'HITEH'A LLS eR1e113 4 9 ss (175113) OR78/14 5•>88 ( 175/14) ~ eR1e11• 5 7sa (185/14) FR78/14 6188 (195/14) GR78114 6688 (205/14) GR78/14 6688 (205/141 HR78/14 7288 (215/ 14) cR11111s 71 aa (205/15) HR711/15 7488 (215115) LR78115 7988 (235115) U .11 te UAl hM< .. lu M h a itllCllEIJI N &ltAELL7 s·n :t:1, Ht:a:n :o K\0 1\1. '-c\ t ",7.S WlllTEWi\l.l,S • 115/13 .... . • 175/13 ..... . • 175/14 I t6H 115114 •M>S• 195/14 l53H 205/14 l:;7aa 215/14 '62H the jury in his firat ,l.riaJ deadlocked Judge James F. Judge set Feb. 14 as the next trial date for Marine Sgt. Stanley Smith, 33, alter lhrning that his Jury was divided at nuie lo three in favor of convic· lion. Smith was arrested April 21 and accust.<d or using a knlre to inflict severe injuries on Ms e$lran1ed wire, Mildred Ann Smith. 33. or lJO W. Escalones, Su n Clemente. H was aHe1ed tlut Smith htd' 11\ ·a ·la .. room aL lbe apartmes>l building and a ttack«! Mrs. Smith as she -. turned home. T•~ mother of three required hospital care for a three· inch wound in her chest. 5.60/15 (155/15 •• ... 7t '""-ll. Vi --'--"-l'ncft ... °""" ..... U#lllOYAL Tires, Any Size Listed TIGF.lt P i\M" l .1\Hl:vo MARK C 8l00ME COMPllNY'e WIH•nly for l1l .. 1ver Redl1I 11'91\W•J PH-Tlr.. 1.,../15 ttn f Ill "WE'VE FOUND WE'VE Hl\D a lot of com-1ho•n ..... CO••••., •• ., .. ,. lor so.ooo m11 .. of ... , wlll11n ~ , .... 1rom Ill• d•I• 0 ·~ ·~ pu1ct\et•, •"•"' 1he " u•ed on pan•nv., ••h1cl•1 '" normat ••fWtc• In the Un1tec 205/15 ..... UNIROYAIJ POLYESTER F78/14 2688 5.80113 8.45/14 11.25115 (155/13) (871-14) (0711115) 8.00/ 13 8.95/ 14 • (A78/13l (C78/14) f.'A"TRA ... NOW ONE LOW PRICE••• plaints bt>caust• 'Mystery Theater· in many markets 11•••• c'""" •• "'1111110 ...... "'MARK c BLOOME COMPANY .. 11,"11 ., .... .,. .. ., "' 215115 .._,,, l I t f t l h t • • PfO•t•f'°" ot time or M• .. 99• u..-c:t, whte:M••r 11 ''"'..,· ffll[[ "fPlACfMENT fOf ..,, •~ I IS on 00 a {' or youngs ers 0 ear I "'"'' '" .......... "' ................... du1on9 lh• , .... 2 , .... Of 20.000 mtlH , wllk:J\e•• • 225/15 ..... 1 • $~3~! -11•1•\lfl fie said that series, wh1l·h CBS say., airs on 220 ·-,.,.l ._ ·-"'''' '""''"'" '°' 'v" .,., .. ,, 230115 t771a stations. 190 of them CBS alfi hates. IS fed the sta-BRAC~ll, 11 L\!llt All OIHIN Ill IHAI MAT Ill 235/15 •a2u (7.75114) .... ~ .. --6A5/14 U5/15 8 78/13 (878/14) (1115115) 11.00/13 IM.l~lu tions at an hour most tots theoretic ally arc a bed. ~ t---:=;;;BU;l~OOt;S;:NO~T~•'-'•P!~Y~Ctt"lalf'l••l~I ~fi"~w.~·~·' A,:;-~l• 1V1yt;;;;::;;-:;;-1 • 11111CHEUH 11 OHt'I' CBS hopes to get at least the same number of LOW LOW Price s tllClll~·1,1." Z .'\' Belted STEEL RADIAL }-i I LOW LOW PRJCES on Stffl Belted Aedlelsl stations carrying the new weekend adventure _..-. ~ ~ Gnel lMli of ,fff.,,_• & Oiitiotctioft! BLACK" \U~~ series, he added. As with the mystery show, CBS af-,.. 1•5110 127aa 1 ;; 1_ lllnrk\\n llio. Whiff'walls Whih•"all" f1hates will get first crack at at, then other stations. RAIS~D WHITE LETIER TIRES 155112 •:u•• r ~: :-155112 2:J.. AR7t/13 3 f" GR70115 4088 llF. SAID T HE NEW SHOW Wll,L be produced and directed by Hyman Brown, chief honcho on CBS' mystery r adio series . The nt'w offering will air first-run episodes each Saturday and Sunday for"26 weeks this year, followed by 26 repeat weeks JO which Saturday shows wall air on Sundays, and Sunday shows on Saturday~ llowl'vt'r, D1i:ges added. the riew show won't be JUSt a one \'t'ar propos1t11m General Mills, the sole !>pono;or. I!> -.1gncd up for what Digges called a long. t erm a.:rc'l'm<'nl lie didn't specify how long, thou~h l"'l Al'loV F.\'F.NT, HE ADDED, this agreement will help the :.how a \01d what happened to the "CBS R.1d10 M) ~tery Th<'alt'r" in al most three years on tht• Jir 11pcrate at u f1nan c1al Jo-;., 01~gC's. v. ho dl'chned lo say what the loss was, !>UJd 1t v.as in curn~I bct'au.'c the show was paid for 011 o part1r1p11tang '>P<lfl!>or1h1p basis Amt lh1c•n • v.1•rf' umes. he concedt'd sponsors dadn t .parllc1p,1tt• IT "'i\S ONI. V TIDS VF.AR THAT the mystery o;en<>s tw~an break mg even and then making a pro· fat , h1• sJ1d Dul he saJd the future of the show never wa~ an duuhl. even when 1t was running in the red. · Not r<·ally." Oiiu:t>s s aid "Because it wasn't a maJor loo;s and we had complett• confidenl'e that over a 1~riod of ti mt• it would bt> viable. And we thou.: ht 1t w a'I <i very 1 mport.rnt thing to do " is Special at VALLEY GARDENS Our 4,000 sq. It indoor building has bnn turned into Christmas dccora11on land. Frco lecture Sal. 11 & Sun. 2 · How to make °'V Flower Arrangements·· CUT ANO LIVE XMAS TREES Cu atom floc:klng From ...•• t lMng Weeths and Garland t Imported Lights & Omaments t Christmas figures and Dolls t Cul Flower• 70 SERIES 60 SERIES ~!:~~! =~~== A70/13 "2 5H 480113 ~28H 185/13 l a 7Sll l•J -(MS/U) (205115) ~r;J 155113 2 7 atc ER78/14 3 788 HR70/15 42 A70/12 129" C80/15 8 29,.. 175/13 1.tQH 155114 •aaaa ...,f • 2888 C11Sl141 (215/1~1 . 165/13 FR78/14 3888 JR78/15 4 l!!. co Mp ARE! 175/13 !J I ... f1ts/14/ (225/IJ} ., 010114 "!)OH F80114 jl35aa 1as114 I 12111 e1011• ic33.. Ge0,14 ~38•• 175/14 "1:.•• I. ,ow LOW GR70/14 4088 LR71/15 46 F70114 1133aa 185114 1116•• 113-1a oeo115 113888 1$5/15 •n•• ~ 165/14 2 9 811 t.1051t4 ) CUS/11) PRICES! 115114 32" ~~?~:14 4288 G70/14 a U0/14 ic39aa 165115 8 t6H ,, ... "a.u "' ,,. ... '" ,......., fu_ '•• s1.n .. Un 165115 31 .. ( 155115) T-1 ••• tAl lo 190 rod. ..... ~d FIRESTONE GOODYEA·R B.•i. GOODRICll XJ,,. 200 Glass Belted Radial Whitewalls U NIROYAL If 0 .. 000 /tf ile Belted .fi;TEEIJ Radials ,.0 ,._.m l oiw• RoWcf tthh~ 1.A'ttft' •·nrf'ig n & Sport ('n r T irt•s Polyester 48~~ 19!~13 AR 78/13 ~3688 ~~~:m ~~;~~~: ~~~~~ s43ss. ('(•rd •eo11• ... ,..... ""''" ( 1ss113) •ll' E111.,,4 'R"'" ""'"u (t8S/t4 1 <wt... (155/13) •II ... i..1.1.J..1.J.J..!'--~"~u~•~:...:.:"~'~'":.._.:w=~~··=-~-__:....:_:;.;__;_ ___ ~--~~·~~·~·~·"~__;:l~J,1~1~~~1J~.1~t~F~~h~.f~H".:':"'~~YUK=-:~=U~M~~~·=WAU:::t=-:"-tt . tl ;TO ~\: T lllJ CK R ETllE 1\IJS ,~f~JJ' C/11UPE R R\I & TllUC'fi TlllE.~ uo11s 29"8 1.00115 29m' s.so11s 34 88 1.0011& 3 7 88 • UM•IU IJrrt ,.._ h• :':~ UNIROYAL Gla1i~ • Bclft>d J.'fdf rnk.., (20!!/14) (225/15) •Jll' 0'78/1' J78/15 c34ss H18/15 L78/15 :,-:~:;,,. (215/15) (235/l5) ........... .. '· <.: -B ' 11 •• tiiT •:111;0 C:A.'i.fiil~'JT 1:."i~ ,\ ,,T f;Rf;O RADIO.tit C-1 IADIOS ••• l3 CNAHIL __ ......;.::MOllL Cl TIAHCllVH . 6988 AM Sethi I TIACI SflHO I TIAh--,f,(JBE, OU, C:llA.~Gf:. ~:..;~r.r ated 011. Fii.TEii .. l'WForeign & B.f~. GOODRICll BllllJGESTON I J Sports Tire s T/A RAISE!J w11•Tlf n" & s1•01tTS Spe~iol! f,EJTf,R T IHE.'i 111 S d Where elH do you find gr Ht pricee like thi1? T / A 60 & 70 S E RI ES n ew an s14ss 6 & Snow • ... •• 5.60/15 5.60/13 s 1 88 A s s3 7.88 Wh.tewallr 1 .... ,,,. ( 155/15) ( 155/13) ; .. ttt .... ~ .. I·~ ..... A o h""41mu I • '""" 1t ,., .......,. ~...,, ,, • • • • _. at.ot ,.,, r,, T IT' I S i AL VED s n 1-;1u·;,·s ,.. • "''' :;o.mi<• .u 11.F. ll«>lted .fi;TEEl .1 lladials l1AELL7 C'l.\'Tl/RltTO 36 7 llltDIJtl, T IRES 155112:1!)" •175/13Jt1.. 1115/145 1 11 m1u:J9" 1ss11• .,,.. mll5'15" 14s11211s113 SQ4ss 165/13 I I 11 •175/14'1911 •1115/15~0" 155/14 (165/13) //iii ~ ~"': ... ~,,. ............... &...... ., ...... , ............ , .. 1t'heel Alig11ment s9ss V\ CUI ~~ MOii . NO fllTl•A (MAHI ~ ..... ----11!1'--f•r Alr·C•n•ltl•n•tl tr T•rtl•1t 8er (Mtl! , ... .,. .... _ ....... , 1;.'11 "'" w111;1;Ls '~ ·~ s~988 j/~ #ii EACH, SIU ·~~ •• \._.. CAn I LUCI i~~llW \\1 Jf' . ALL SIZES! POPULAR ~~• ~}~ BRANDS! ALL TYPES (f'l · .,~, •••t 10 off on ~ :/~:Sfll. (tt l •:.·r !tin.rs ~1111\' ~,., a#ll,..,J' deleil l!llOffllllllofl ¥1.11 ~ ~ ,; •nr -., M••k c. llOOIT!t'• M ... _ celloM. Oller •• ,., .. 1211111• ,tlAI NTENAl\'CE l~Rf:E · PERlflA·IJIFE BATTl:RIES llVll .. IDS WATll lt4.. l•. , .. . 4 cyl PNtta & Y•.. •••• 24 88 4 cyl. o ... .,.. v.w.. s29au T•y•to, o,.t 6 cyl. Melt U.S. C.-. ••• · · s34ss a cyt. Mett U.S. Cers ••• SllOCKS STEEL B El .. TED WlllTl';H'A~l.S A1't1u 2415 0111t• 35es tm11s 379s m11' 2995 on11s 35es mlt4 399s ,,.,,.. 32•s "71114 37'$ ""'" 39u L1111s42ts h"'"9 T .... UM ft lU t ....... l,.ko Tu 1'1ark C. Bloome's CONS UMER POLICY .......... ~····· c .. .tm ... Ow ---'911ct .. , • .._ -,.... w ., ........ ~ SllOCKS AIR !tllOCKS :="'.:.::·.:r.:::;,.:...,~.:t:':.':.:': ..., l .L CUI &1• ffSll llCl.. .,. mai m-tn> .. ••·1211. II -.._.., ...... , ",_ t Oocorator Center- pieces t And. of oourie, many beaullrul Plsnts lftetudff! IMt•ll MW lpill•On 011 Flll•t, up to I qt1. ol 30 wt. Ou•ller ltete 011, lllbfl• cite •II llttl1191 ( u oept wll•r• brollen or pl119ged). Mulll wt. oil extr•. Moel ure. plHH c•ll ror •n •ppo1nt· ntefll. 8!! CHI 44~"' "'"'ur ,., "'· n. tif. 1• 49 111! J 888 l(Me "fillllOlledr",..'-...___.,.,,..,.~ ... \.~ I . ..:: _ .... u . ·-.__;.,,i_ .. _, ... _____ ,....,_,,._'lce_. ______ --. • \\ ... , -BRACKllS () ra:ATC OTllR SIZCS 11\AI MAY flT lllTAWntl muar 8UT 00£5 /'IOt IMl'I Y eowtm 11rtRCHAHGlA81trTY I I Anna~ Dolls JOIN US for a Speclal p,rty 5;30 • t :OO ''kJIJ Dec. 3, S.nt• will ti." .. COSTA MESA JOOS tWtlott ILVD. fc.,,.,. .t te.r _. ......,., 17141517-1000 LAHAIU 2000 WWtfftir ..... ._.,,_ ... _. t7141171-240J IUIHAPAllC '9'2U.C. ... ··-*"""'"•-'---. 17141 IU-SllO FUUBTOM IJ2114111t1..U ''-e"'-""' 171141170.0100 GAltDel CHOVE 14040• u•t.nt ,._ .... _ ... ..........,. 1714lSJG-UM OUMGI 411tW..T_..A,,_ m•• nt nu HU~TOM IEACH l 14SS 1Hda ltTcL CatfhePoillht C714114a.1445 (71417lJ·l692 ' • I • • • J. • ' .. • t r , • ( 84 DAILY PILOT r. Thursday. December 2 1976 ears Breakfast Coats Le ather - . look ~ Handbags Wer e $10 t o $13 •5 1999 Girls' Coats and Jackets Were Sl7,99·$29.99 Short or long ~tvks in wide variety of colors, 1 pattern<;. Hroke>n ::.iu·~. C a n v a s ~ n d ll':J thcr look vinyl h and b :i g :.. F a ~ h ion Ni.;===-..__J&J Nvlon shell. polyester f1berfill, Blue, yellow. S·M·L. Slack -companion Regufar $7 .50 PC"rfect to wC'ar under })ants ~md pantsuit"· While. S to XXL. !!.. ~l) ('t ~J· c \0 .. '"' ~\ \.-:>". Women 's Dress Shoes 2 prs.•3 'Wide :.d•'l'l 11111 11f '' um(·n'-. sand.,Js .ind drc::.s shoe:.. '1~n·s Out--0(· Puka gf" Underwear \\crrlj~lc 66C lo trl.70 e11. ~a. 'I ,111r1,, A·~h1rt-., hri<'I" and hm<1•r , ~1ze,, lo .Ill most men Brokt•n s1r.t•'I. l ' I ,1497 :Solid · S t a t e Di g i t a I \Watches r . Re1uJ1r $29.99 ~ hours. minutes and seconds in large ahted digital numbers. Black ~lrap. Great Ideal i. : Choose • • I Stripes, 1 Florals, t Solids · Regular i 2.19 ~ f Bath towels in 100% cotton 1or cotton and pol1ester ) blend. Choose from solid "Wyngate" with tweed 99 bord er . flora l "Daisy C 4D e I 1 g h t • • • o r· l n coordinuting solids. Rand Towel a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••. n c \"aaia~lotlll •••••••••••••••• ~.J •••• ~ ••••••• Sc! ..... ('ling· a Ion -v Knee Highs Regular $1 .39 color~. SI.\ le,.. In k1rkv fall fashion color~. 'pntte>rn,.,. Ont: size f1 h <il L Quantities L1mill'd. Famous M ak••r 9 Double Knit Srar-; 9 C Rt•gular Yardage ~2;;· yd. In fall coloral111ns. palterns. Maehine wash. 58-liO·ln \\ldL Men's Pocke t T -Shirts Rrc. 3 •10 S:l.99 ror Short s leeve s ty l1> with crew neck. Assorted stripea. Sizei; LO f1l m<'8t men ~ ....... 1\ ...... _ •• , • ._.. •• ~'~ -~-:~"!; . If r--r111·,. ~ >' l. l' ·i " ... ; I I I t'-1 ' I ; I ,., ' l ·• . I I 11 . 11 1.l ;l • ! ' ~.1 • 1 ~ • L .. ---Ji: i _:·.cl Decorator 'Entree' Pa~~~... 97c White only. 40x81 inches long. • Sears Hot Cap·ForHot Lather Shav~g Compact, lightweight Hot Cap fits any stand ard 6-oz. shavi ng ci;eam can. Rope Exerciser Sears Regular Price 297 SAVE 22o/o ! Perm a. Prest~ Broadcloth Reg. 99c 77:: Anti-Freeze t~,~~~ts 897 Sizes to fit most men. MORE FAB ULOUS BUYS ON EXTRA FIRM SUPE R SIZE SETS Th<' same construction as our extra firm 369.95 Queen S('l The same construction M our extra firm 519.95 KJng set Jpltff 10n1 alt• .... y)"f tnf'W'C• •lHOlntt '""r,. lhan full 11tt..-. In 1141 ~1 lnn .. rtpnnw, or \ HH h l)OIJmortt loom. Ask About Sears Convenient CredJt Plan \ ., -pRICE! Girls' Western- style Shirts and · Jeans Reg. IA>W Prices Long sleeves shirts. Jloughhouser'8> and Toughskin~ jran:s. 7.14. Wintuk® 100% Acrylic Yarn Regular99c.-63C 4·plv, 4·oz. pull !>kein. .Manv colors. Toughskin Jackets Berry or Green 9 Machine Washablc 2 7 Sizes 8·12 Regular $9.99 ' j I L ~ I Sears South COast 1taza SEAas, IOEBUCK AND CO. 1· -.~ . . 3333 Bristol Sireet Costa Mesa • PHONE-540·3333 Assortment of 0 1Udren's Socks Reg.33c to 59c pr. Little Boys• Denim Jacke ts Rr s;-. $6.99 to $10.99 BUDGET SHOP rush rd Gowns and Pajamas Sears Rrgular Low Pricf' Gift Robes R eg. $7.99~ $15.99 5s9 to. •1119 WA Sears R Low I M1ttrr Found .Sokl Sr11:1r.1t1·h Sl,O:Jl.7!1 lucludt .. , '' .t H .11111 ·~·rn 11u1ck·rclca, .. J .1lChl•h '"'"' '' rnrirc· II lli.'l~l 9·Pc. Stainless Cookware St·p:irufrh 77.91 2199 I rwludl•' · , . .,, 1•r1•ol I .111! l qi :-11.1c \'J•·•ll • 1 •1t. U111 ,.h o\ •·n M ind 1111n 111wn 'ktllt·t ,111113 qt ,, ·'"' '''' f • -~ {~) ;;Jt I I Garage Door Opener 12497 W11 h 1• II r motor. I II I I II t1 " ll t r .1 n ., m 1 t l ,. r , 11.Cl!I\ I I ~EUPYOUR BED! iat a Value! The Same struction as Our Extra Firm $129.95 Mattress 11or If fl 69~.~ Twin Siz«> 615-coil innerspring or 51h·in. polyme ric foam 1'.1lk about ('om fort' Our bl"lt ~ellinl{ mallre!-" C'on~tr uct1on Toppc.'<I bv la' en, or thick p.1dd inc Qu1l1t'(! ltl our mO!ll Juxullous polyeste r damask cover. Now \hat's rt'lll comfort. Hurry Jn, ue for )'Ourself. IJ'Mn roundat1on , ................ 69.88 I Sears I • .. tuh Rm.Rt u t • t.o . ....... ,.... ... Early One Smoke Detector Rrg.~.99 2299 Pullh button tl·~tor. Complete w1lh battery. s .. ar .. H··~ul;ir l'rico· Bicentennial Book Set I bouk ' 1om m e m o r ,1 1 1 n I! Wa&SJ.9!1 Amer1c,1' llH·enle on1.ll 1n handsome :.hp<'<ti>t• Powcr~harp E lectric Chain Saw ~~:~.~~r 6997 l.11thr"roi1?hl, 2 llP is duul.ilc mi.ulaled. T\.'!'1 and Stt>n•o RPt'ordt•rs l ' 1 ""e llf' PI• y /R ecord 69.99 w /AM-•'M Radio. Mode l •1181 Were 99.99 . . • . • • • • • • <t-C'h11U1el Sterro w/B lrac:k, 199 99. and AM/FM R1dlo. Model • J97SSl Were ltt.99 • . . ...... •1t" Color TV Solid Slate. 349 99 Model f41H. Were 449.99 • • • • De..:o. . •15" Color TV Solid State. 279 99 Medel .-5'1. Were 349.99 .... • • Demo. •u·· Color TV Solid State. 269. 99 Modf'I #46HI. Werr. 33U9 .... "JI" B&W TV (Hf'd). Modt'I #51311. Wue 139.H ......... . -U" Couele Color TV (used). Moftl '4375. Were 14t.t5 .... •oe11-..1 Measurement. Oemo. 79.99 R l :CO'\l>ITIO:\ El> R .\l>IOS Table Radio, AM/FM. Modd 12.49 :r:... Wen 2t .n • ........... . AM/FM 1>1i1t1I Clock lladlo. 21.49 Model ntm. Were U.W •••• 30% OFF ""•·:tr' Rrf1.ul;;1r t.o~ 1'.ic1• All Power Lawn Mow e rs in Stock Automatic Plug-in Timer Kc·J:. ~!l.!!9 011ur ,.ll· • .q,11!1.; '" .tntl hi,:ht' lt11.99 T:ibl<' T1111 Electric TimN 9 only Rcconditiom·d Phone'mate 491 . . . 9.97 •' i• , 1 ., , 109so , .. ,und1l11J111•ol '" \\1111. lil..4• IW\\' !1:'1!1.i~I If 1947 Free Arm Sewing Machine Regular CHI nu1ll·m st1tch1·, f111 rickrack, overr:i~t . blind hemming IJJHl lilt.. more. With c·;i,, . . .. ... -- •179 Limited Quantity Washer· Electric Dryer Regular $569.91 Pair $499 Pair .Prfce 'Regular '-119.97 Wuber ................ S'l79 $249.97 E IPC. Dryer .................... $?19 Gas $30 Additional CREDIT l)(MIMIT s EARS HAS 3 CREDIT ,PLANS ..• Versatile Steam Iron Were SIS.99 UM• horiiont:illy us a :,t1.-Jm iron, Vl'rlkallv ·•' 'tl'amcr for suih. drJl•l''. I'll ('hoo·Choo 799 lla"1ster Habitrail Rl'Jt. StG.9\1 llJS bdl, ~mnl.~ ,tad.. l·xerU'-•' "hcd. mnrl' . Rl'gul:ir $19.'9 849 Ventures 6 x !i·1n. woorcr, 3·in. t weeter mounted C'oax in lly. 115006/16 FR EE ARM SEWING MACIUNE Regular $280 Six huill·11; ut1 !1tv, r. bu1lt·ln stretch sl1tchc•s. Automatic button holer. =---... Microwave Oven 14 minute slide timer, automatically o pe rated for lime selected·. Limited Quantities. Regular $29U7 •149 \ I \l ~· \ ~~ '1\~~ CUT 80% to 90% · Vinyl Covering and Wallpaper Clearance. Wert" 77 C to 97 C :l."5·$7.es sln«le roll ll1~conlinucd patterns. l..im1lcd quantity, Wt•re $0.95-$13.:IO Single Roll ........ $2.4i Houseplant with Planter 3ln.i.i.ze ......................... 1.4 7 4·ln sl.te ... .J.87 S.in.11ize •••. 3.47 J l I I I i Remanuf actured Intense j Timing Light tr Nt'w • OC powcrl'd. Checks taming, dislri bu tor action, more. For 6 and 12-voll cars. $29.99 I 1499 ! u11n 1' ~-----. s .. 1 ,, f~ S3or . Shampooer/ Polisher Regular $109.99 ·•79 18·rt. cord with 3 <'Ord winding hooks. $79.95 Upright Vac. #3350 ............ $59 #8~.llO Rftolar '339.97 Microwave Oven Cook /d efrost 11cleclor switch. 20 mtnule tlmer and signal bell. I I \ 88 DAILY PILO r . I EcoIWrny Puzzles Top . ·Carter Brain T~t PLAINS, Ga. (AP ) -f>rt!S1dent· elect Jimmy Carter 's economu: brain trust can't decide 1r lhe economy will need a special stimulation early next yearor, ilso, how much. Carter conferred for 51h hours Wed· nesday wjth 16 economists, bankers and businessmen and was reported to have received a gloomy picture of the national econom y. "·There was no unarumity among the gr oup" on the questJOn or stimulating the economy a nd the possibility of an early 1977 lax cut, ac· oording to J ody Powell, Carter's pre- ss secretary. 4 Lettn-• Explodr NE W YORK CAP) -ln early Christmas m all, four letter bomb.s iid dressed to P resident elect J immy Carter and federal agencies ignited m AP WlrtpMI• Shot in A,._ Damaseus rnd10 :-.:.iy!-. Syria's tit· puty prcmtl'r and foreign minister, Abdul Jlullm Khad- dam, was <imbush<.'<.I Wednesday and escaped wi th an arm wound. The report sauJ an unidentified gunman ope ned ftr<' on h1s car near Dam ascus. Th<.•rc was no word whctht•r his wife, riding next to him, w:.i!'i injured. Man Stabbed In Anaheim Motel Room A JO.year.old Par:.1m11unt m an suffered cnl1cJI stab wounds Jt an Anaheim motl'I Wl'(fnesday night 10 what pollc<.• bt.•l11•vc• in- \Olved a romantic lnanglc, of f1ccrs said today James Lee Shepht-rd h..td '>lei~· i.:t•red from h1-. rrw>rn at th1· Fn·c•w:iy Molt·I 18.lti S i\nahr1m Houlevurd. anrl was found by pol11·1· I.> mi.: '"' lh1· ..:round. with 11umcrous st uh wounds, 0H1n•rs s.1111 l'oltrt• lwli1•v1• llw slabbtnf.! oc .. <'urred whl"n JO unknnwn man broke into t lw room Shcphc·rd ap parently l•<'l'UPll"<I with J woman .1ml ... tahb('(I him with .i he.ivy knife. oHac<'rs all<'J(cd Shepherd ..., ... ., 1 <'port rd in <'nt1cal but '' abll' c•ond1l1on al l Tl Mt'-01C'nl C<•ntcr. poh<'c· said Of(1c('ri1 ., aid n<'1lhcr the woman nor lht• suspect has been round The SUS JWC't Ill bt•tnJ( ">UJ(ht on u r harge of a1u:ravaled a'isault will\ the intent to cCJm mit murder. police said. ( I NSHORT ) separate m idtown Manhattan loca· h ons. The devices, discovered Wed- nesday by postal workers, caus ed on· ly minor d amage and a slight in· j ury to one letter carrier, police srud. · Two news organizations received calls claim ing responsibility for tho letter bom bs from persons who said they were members or either the Palestine L.iherahon Or~anization or ;a ruerto Rican revolutionary gr oup. E.ret"ution Baited WASHINGTON (A P) -Supreme Court. Justice Lewis fo,. Powell Jr. ha:. postponed the scheduled Dec. 10 ex• ecut1on of convicted Texas murderer J ames L1vmgslon. Powell acted Wednesday to give the full court time to consider Liv- ingston's formal appeal. lie was one of two men sentenced to death for the I!r74 murder of three persons during a robbery. Th e other. Hobert Excell White. has pleaded with the high court to let him die. &-x Bia. LatD P1Ulted WASlUNGTON (AP) -As one or his last officia l acts, Preside nt f'ord may ask Congress to outlaw sex dis· c rimin al1on in the multitude of federally funded programs reaching aJmoit every American comm unity. Whtre House and J ust.Jee Depart- ment offi cials said Wc.'Clnesd ay they are drafting legislation that would p roh ibit anyone receiving federal funds from discriminating against '4omen in their employment practices and in any other aspect of their opera· I.Jons. A ngola loin• IJ.N. UNIT E D NATIONS, NY. CA I') - Angola 1s the J46th member of the Un1te<l Na tions. admitted Wt."<incsday by a GEJleraJ Assembly vote of 116 0. The 1Unil~ States formally abs·· tained on-foe vote to exprl'ss its disap· proval of the continuing presence of Cuban troop s i n the form e r Portuguese colony in southwest 'Africa. The United States vetoed the Mar xist Angolan government's ap· plication in the Security Council last J une, but reversed its position and :) abstained on a second council vote. KiHiJlfler S ubpoenaed O K L A H O M A C ITY (AP) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former S<'rretary of Agriculture Earl Butz have been subp,wnac<l to testify in an Oklahoma C1\y federal Jawsu1t alleging wheat farmers were cheated out of SS-0 m1lhon by u con· sp1racy in wheat sales to the Soviet Union, an Oklahoma City newspaper reported Wednesday. The Daily Oklahoman said Justice D~partmcnl attorney Nathan Norton had l'Onfirmed the subpoen as had heen serve1t out o( a Washington, 0 C. federal court. But Norton said the Jusltcc Ocpartmt'nt will fil<' a mo- tion lo quash the Kissinger subpoena. PlatM! Wre~kage Found MISSION. Tex. (APl -Two Mex· ican peasants e nded a massive two· d ay sea rch for a missin g U .S. Agriculture Depart.mf'nt DCJ Wed· nesday when they stumbled upon the plane's wreckage and the bodies of 1ts five occupants tn the rugged moun· tmn:s of northern Mexico. Dr M E Meadows J r., director of the Soulhwesl Screwworm E rad1ca- hon Program here, confirmed that thl· wreckage a nd the bodies of an i!'· ~t'Ct dispersal team had been round IO 11 remote area about 150 miles south of the Rio Gr ande. PUBLIC NOT1Cf: Pl' RI.IC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU\ 8 US1,.IU """''' n •TfMI NT a Tl'I• follQ'4111 nq ,,.., ""' I\ l'ttMfW) """"' ,...." ., "'£" '"ll'ITO Pl"' r 1141 "1•1• Ortw \,.ntA An• (A Wl"••m c,,.,orq• (r~"'" ,., nof •iwtl A n (4'\fA M fl\-' (A 't? .. ~ frih ~\It•\\ " tonttv, tf'd by Mt In dlwl"';AI Wllll .. Mfrf,IJ" fhl' ''"t"m' nt Wrt\ •1tM ~'"' ft\, Cov,,tv C•~r• ur Ot.tn\,tfll '•umly '"' Nn1t n "'•· ....... -"'""' °''"!!" C<>~•t D•llY P11nt Nov 18. '~·•'IQ O.t. '-•. "'• •Ill ,, PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS IUSIHfU NAMe STAT.MI NT Tlw foO-l"Q ,..,,..,. 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County c.1.,k 01 OnnQt County on No• Hr>w 111w 11, 18. u, •nd Otc-r 2, 1S "" "'' PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS 8Ul lNHS NAMWITATllMl"T T!M,ollowl119""'°"l'dolr>0MI- -11,1'1 .. P\lbll•lwKI OtlnOll Co.t\I Oetry Pllol. .,.,_., Hoo• 11, ll •nd Do!. J. •, 1•1' f'ubll\11.., Orer>qe Co••I O•lly Pllol •1'1-16 Nov IS,()"( 1, •. 16, "" 440' 1' PUBLIC NOTICE ,PUBLIC NOTICE flonored Af'WI...,,_ Arc hib a ld Cox, ·11 arva rd law pro· fessor and former Water ga t e s pecia l procesutor, w ill re· cc1 ve an h o nora r y degree at Mi chigan Slate U niv ersi t y Saturday. Pay R eporte d LOS ANGELES (AP) Near ly S pe rcent of Los Angeles County's 82,952 cm ployes are earning m o r e th a n $25,000 a year, according to a r e p o rt Cr o m Supervisor K enne th llahn. BRITE STIK ..• Christmas Programs .Se~ Many Activities Slated at Saddleback College A full slate or activities, most with a Yuletide t heme, will' highlight the month of .December atSaddlebac k Colle(le. The m ost traditional events will be three presentations or "Many Mood s of Christmas: Songs for the Season," a holiday program by the Saddleback Chorale and Orchestra. THE CONCERTS will l ake place Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Red Hill Luthera n Church in Tustin, Dec.8 at8p.m . at Christ Lutheran Church in Costa Mesa and Dec. 12 at 7 p .m . a t St. Geor ge's E piscopa l Chu rc h in Lag una HiJls. All performances are free and public. On Dec. 9, the Mission Viejo· col lege's Women's Studies Center w ill s po nsor its ''Ms. Claus Christmas Marl<et" in the cafeteria quad . The sale, which will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., features arts a nd c rafts items. SADDLEBACK'S a nnua l Christmas pottery sale, with the theme "So m e th ing f o r Everyone," is scheduled for Dec. l5 and 16 in the campus art gallery. Decorative and functiona l ceramic items created by a rt slu· dents wlll be on display and for :iale frorn 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. the. fi rst day a nd 10 a . m. t.o 3 p.m . the second day. The c o ll ege's 80-voice Chamber Singers will present • s pecial Chris tmas con certs through the community during the month, including programs Dec. 3, Dec.10 and ~.14 before 8 Directors Join Board Eight ne w directors have been elected to the 16·member board or dlrectors for the Corona del Mar C ha mber or Commerce, cham ber offi cials announced, The new directors are: Peg Haapa, associate editor or the Newport H a rbor Ensign; Luve n a H ay t o n , owne r of Hayton's Bay Window; Frank Jank, ower or The Hearthstone; P a t Ma rley, owner o f P at Marley's Mens Wear ; Nor ma O'Leary, m anager of Security P acific Ba nk ; J eff Schulein, · owne r of Cr o wn Hardwar e;· Clyde Zulch, owne r of the Clyde Zulch Gallery, and Bob Stoessel, a management consultant. Pricn at.di.Ye lln ~ I, lt7' ~ to Stod1 • H-4 • bt.-ded ~ ~ Mofl.. to Fri. 9 to '7: s ... 9"to 6: S-. t to S OSTER KITCHEN CENTER • The nicest thing to happen 1n the kitchen since the dishwasher. • 3 1n one . •. blends ... grinds ... mixes. • Stainless blades can even grind coffee. • Saves counter space. • Powerlul 1200 watts. 8995 VEGETABLE STEAMER • Everyone who has one is steamed up about lhis great llem1 • Steaming retains flavor and v1tam1ns ... cuts eooking hme. • Fits mo!lt Pots. pans. 'Pressure cookers. • All stainless steel. ~I three g roups in Laguna lblls Leisure World and a show oo Dec. 14 at the San Juan Womeo'o Club.· THE CHAMBER Sinaers havo scheduled their Cbrlstmaa Con- cert for Dec. 17 from 11 a.m. t.o noon In the library. · The Saddleback drama d epart.: m ent will present ''Kap the K4&Po pa" as its annual pla y for children on Dec. 17 at 8 p.m .• Dec. 18 al 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. aod Dec. 19 at 3 p.m . All the shows· will be in Building R on the lower campus and tickets are 50 cents for children and $1 Coe adults. SnowC~pDue For Mesa Youths • A snow c amp for Costa Mesa teenagers is planned Dec. 21.n at Camp Bluff Lake. The three·d ay e xc urs ion, sponsored by the Costa Mesa de- partment of leisure services, in· eludes tra ns portation, Jodging: sn acks, activitie&a-nd medical in· surance cover age for the price Of $35. Deadline for signups fdr youngslcrs 13 to 15 years old, ·bs Dec. 3. For further information, call 556-5300. Salad Spinner I Drier • Tho kids wilt beg to dry th9 salad green'>! • Spins out all the water 1n an instant. •Great tor salad, vegetables.. lrult. • . Elegant too. G.E. TOAST & BROIL OVEN •This one bro1ts toot Toast? or course •Great for frozen dinners, baked p0tatoes. meat loaf, cakes. 1><own1es. • Model T-26 • You-«now·who would loveone1 KWIKSET SMOKE AIARM • Give a marvelous Christmas present. life • Easy to install ... • Professional smoke and fire detector ••• steep safe. • Long Lile 12.6 v battery included. 2888 • Light up the dark corners o f your hie • Light where you need it ••• needs no fixture, no special wihng • l-------------------...1-..,~-----------------lnstalls in minutes. 999 WE GIFT WRAP • Cooks all dav while the cook's away. -: S·L·O-W coolslng reduces shnnkage, ?"'iiil•-:ii_. .. ..,.'I r91alns 1ulces and nutnents • Costs 2• to cook all dav • #-3100 • Wouldn't 1t make this month easier for you loot 1488 ROCKWELL CALCULATOR 9TR • calculate your savings on this one. • Percentage key ••• 8-<liglt , •• lloaOng declmal. 899 MR. COFFEE ORIGINAL • For the perfect cup .•• never bitter .•. drips through a paper ltlter ... fast ... easy.• 10 cup .•• brew butlon and warm button • , • o;tavs hOI • 2388 SKIL V.S. DRILL ASTROTURF DOOR MAT kwilcset door • Dad will drool over this drilll • 3/8" ·----variable speed If 1628 • 0-1300 r.p m. 1776 \ Yltwtr • Sec urity h knowing who's out t here. Heavy Duty. f .- Airport · Caneer Soeiety Eat ery Burns 'OAKLAND CAP I Patrons were fo rced out ol the Oakland tntemu- t1onal Airport tcrminaJ und several com merc1aJ mghts were diverted to ottier airports because of ·a · $250,000 fire an the airport 's se cond fl oor restaurant. The airport was closed for several hours after the fire :.tarted ut 8:30 p .m. Wednesday, but re- ( State ) opened early today. TI1e ftie damaged a bar a.nd grill on the tcrm1nJl'~ob· ~ervat10n d<.•c·k. Flam i n g d e bri s diopped into the roam lo bby and ti cketing ~reas bt'for e some SO firemen got the blaze W'I· d,~r c o ntro l. Boneb l t e..• ID'd First lad,y's Courage Cited • Carmichael. known as J erry Dean Michael before her sex change in 1968, took the stand In her own defense. She is on trial along with four other officials or lhc now·defuncl 20th Century Motor Car Corp., makers of the "Dale" three-wheeled automobile. The fraud charges stem from allc~ations that the l>.tle was promoted to the publJc before 1t was ever actuJIJy road tested. • U S. District Court Judge Wllllam ~a.warier wa!'I named to preside over the fourth trial of former 111 Francisco M eyor J«lftpb Allo&o's $12.5 million uoel suit against the publishers of Look Magazioc The three previous trials ended with hung Junes l ' S J>tstrict Court Judge Russell Smith or Mis· soula. Mont . who conducted the second and third lnaJs, disqualified himseU from any further retrial. Schwarzer. recently appointed to the court, then was selected by the U.S. District Court's reassign· ment committee. .. . t ,. Thu•ll<lay December 'l 1976 OAIL Y PILOT 8 7, NY . 'Red Light Capital' Cit y Mulls Disp e r sing of Porno Palaces came here only to champion whatever you can do -doo'l rain on our parade." While most wltneues support. ed the proposals, the New York ClvU Liberties Union opposed and vowed to flgbt them In court ti enacted. "WHAT YOU'RE DOING here is ultimately legislating taste a nd mor a l ity," Kenneth Norwlck. NYCLU legislative counsel, tesliried. He expressed the belief that the Supreme Court would overturn the legislation because its intent, be said, Is to Urn it the accessibili- ty of certain books In vioJatioo of the First Amendment. "Whal you are doing Is saying that some books and movies -of which you don't approve can be treated differently from some books and movies of which you do approve," Norwick told the commission. "I don't think government can censor speech because govern- ment decides speech is harmful -that's what it comes down to," be said. • *No strings attached. N 'rOUR 9\ROCllMNG >LI~ DEALER. ) l r \ . ' 88 DAILY P1LOT Thur~.ty December 2 1971$ Pampered Pigeons Pay Off • ID ~oy By LAURIE KASPER OI .. OM ty '"414 S\tff You've already cramped your neck scanning tbesky. Some p eople, Downey explaine d . use a ''natural system·' which has the bards coming home to their babies or eggs. • But when th~t first pigeon comes home to his Iott, the ache disappears and adrenalin lakes ever OTHERS USE 111E "WIDOWHOOD system" in a rush through your body. wbicb be described as "just a big teasing." With You're nervous ... so nervous that you might this method, he explained, males and females are step on another pigeon or trip and break a leg as you kept separatt until about an hour before they're hurry to get the bird. sbippec\ o~f to where the race will start. . Then an the race, he cxplajncd, they're likely to INJURIES HAVE BEEN KNOWN to occur dur· · come home faster to m~t their mutes again. ing these last , crucial :.> seconds and races have . ~eae pigeons are differe~.t from the.ever_yday, been lost In less time. wild pigeons found m parks. Put a racmg pigeon ~ring this tag end of a pigeon race, the trainer ne~ to one of,~bem turkey.s and you can see a world must pull a rubber band ore the bird so his time can of difference, Downey sa.a.d. be recorded ofricially by a special time clock. These are pampered pigeons. It is nerve-wracking. llut 1t also is the most ex- citing part or the race. This 1s when all the time and money spent on the sport may pay off, explained John Downey. Few pigeon races offer a monetary prize, be said. Rather, the reward comes from successfully meet· ing the challenge. ON HIS DAYS OFF, DOWNEY gets up al 6::.> a.m. to clean the loft and let the birds out for ex· ercise. He gives them fresh water two or three times a day and, during the racing season, feeds them twice a day. The bards also get vitamins and special care when they're sick. When he's working, his wife tends lo the birds. DOWN EV, A MISSION VIEJO fireman, Downey said he became involved in the sport Although be is with a San Diego club, he said Orange County is supposed to have one ot the largest concentrations of pigeon racers. He estimated that there are 6,000 to 7 ,000 people in- volved in the sport in lbe state and 100,000 in the na· lion. Downey said he would like to encourage others, especially youngsters, to gel Involved in the sport. But when someone asks about It, he said. "the first thing we doi.s tell them it's expensive." THE clO<.'k, feed, Iott, medlcaUons, ahipplng · and club dues add up to a sizable sum, he said. And, although pigeon racing shares neither the popular attention nor winning purse that horse racing has, bloodlines are as important in pigeons as they are in horses. Sometimes. good breeders can be gotten for free, be said. But, a couple of months ago, a cbam- pioo breeder was bought for SlZS,000. It's not an easy sport, Downey said, but if you love what you 're doing, it's all worthwhile. Yu1nmy Oldie periodically brings his birds to work just so they when he was 12 and a neighbor gave him a couple of can Oy back ld his Oceanside home. racing pigeons. After a IS-year absence, he re· MOSCOW (AP> -Four chocolate bars lert _It's part of his birds' training for the races, turned to the sport t1us year and won the first race behind by a Russ ian polar expedition in 1900 have which basically involve letting all the birds go at he enler.ed. been tasted and found to be "quite edible and even some point and having them fly to their respective "IT'S ONE OF TIIOSE TIONGS YOU never get tasty," the Soviet news agency Tass reports. homes. tired or. You always seem to get back in to ir," he It said they were discovered along with other Homing pigeons have been used since before said. supplies in a permafrost area. Christ. In the ancient Olympics, they carried re---------------------------------------- sults or the games to distant villages. And during both World War I and World War 11, pigeons were recognized as heroes and credited with saving lives. STlLL, NO ONE REALLY KNOWS how they find their way, Downey said. "lt 's just their Instinct ... tocomehome.'' Primarily, he said, the pigeons come home for P"°10 ., 111•"••d L M•t .. o the perch and the feed But he admits there are a NO ONE KNOWS HOW THEY FINO HOME few "tricks" in prepanng for the races where the Viejo Fireman John Downey Loves His Sport winner is the bird who mes the most yards per minute. Trip to Parade Planned -1tad1e lhaeK- ''GIV ·A-EB'' SALE! SAVE s50 T! THE MOST WANTED BRANO! OUR LOWEST PRICES! i\ i;:r.rnd<;tJnd \t•at for thl' Tournament or fiOM'\ pgr<td(' J .in I I)> bet ng orr crcd lo the farsl 100 Costa M(•sa n•Mdl·nt~ who re- g1sll'r hl•fr>rc Dct· 15 Thl' hair day cXl'Urs ao n, -.ponsorl'd b~ t hl· Costa M esa Deparlmt•ot of Lc·1surc S<>r v1ccs, leaves the Community Rccrea· taon C't'nll'r at the Orange Count v F'aarl.(rounds at fl 30 a m Jan. i. I 1 \ • t I• I I \. I! 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"A great m any volunteers helped me gel my children," she said "and now J a m doing the same forolherwomen.'' Her work on behalf of the speakers' b ureau recently was recognized by the Voluntary Ac· lion Center or Orange County. Speakers visit county high schools, colleges and other or· ganizations to t1bow the two CHS films, 'Tm 17, I'm Pregnant and l Don't Know What to Do" and "Growing Up Together," a rum documenting the experiences or rour yoong unwed mothers trying to r aise their children. CONFLICT Whale attending the training sessions, Mrs. Dehlsen learned that she would be expected to !>late that pregnant single girls have three options-abortion, re· Llnquishing or keeping. \. BEA ANDERSON, Editor Thursday. DocemDer 2. 197e Cl She said she is not opposed to abortion but ls somewhat pre· 1ud1ced agains t keeping. She uJ. timately resolved Uus conflict, she added, by rorewaming the stude nts, "My children ar e adopted but my personal feelings have nothing t o do with your re- ality. "I try not to, but you are going lo hear a person who leans more toward adoption." In her nrst class she found a 16·year.old who had had four abortions and felt it wasn't a "heavy d eal." Mrs. Oehlsen, a s tatuesque former airline ste wardess, usual- ly wears Levt's to the campus and her hair often is in pigtails. She's having a !J.:l\)e difficulty squeezing into her Levi's. however . because at the age of 36. after 16 years or marriage, !>he as pregna nl for the first time. Mrs. Dehlson believes a film along the lanes of "I 'm 17" should be made for boys. "They ncelf to be given better guidance, e:no- tionally," s he said. •'EWER PREGNANCIES - "The better educated they are, the fewer pregnancies there are going to be, particularly if they can become educated before they become sexually active." Her experiences on the campus have proved so stimulating that she plans to return to college eventually lo prepare for a career in counseling. Mrs. McGuire, whose husband Aaron teaches sociology at Ken· nedy High School in La Palma, was adopted a nd is the mother of an adopted daughter. O.lly ...... -· ., •. I.ff ~.y ... Costa Mesan Bob ~Vilkerson has found a new black and white world of success. The former Man-of-the-year works in charcoal. Subiect Ghostly By DENNJS•M d .F.LLAN Oi ,.,. o~~ .... ,, ... , We've ;111 h <'nrcl or read about SO·calll•d haunted h<>U$t'S where books und other inanimate ob· jecls ll udd enly rl .v orr their shelves. That . in the parl ance of paraps,vcholo~y, is un example Ma polteriteist P;irapsychologists. who study psychic phenomena that can't be explained b y known phsyiological laws, have come up with an explanation ror the seem· lnaly self.propelled objects The pheno menon, which typically lasts several weeks, is believed to be a subconscious case of mind over matter. That 's the conclusion reached by researchers who have ex· amined about 25 cases in the United States an lhe last 10 years. They contend that the flying objects are ('auscd by rent up frustr ation or un.ier in In · dividu a ls-oft en adolescents- who don't even know tJtey're do· hur It. It oltt0 has been founo ~at the phenomenon followsl the person to school or work. "ll seems to be an explanation • that holds up,'' says Jay Bullard, an active member In the Academy or Medicine and Parapsycholo•y. SUPPOSITIONS ( There lsn 't as good an explan~ lion for gho!ltt. Thero an many suppositions. But lhcre Is el\oush evidence to chnclude they aren't ha llucinati o ns, s ays Ma rk Shafer. who with Bullard gave a lecture series on the subject at Oran~e Coast College. Shafer and Bullard, who are doc tor a l ca ndidates In psychology at UCl, examine parapsychology Cr om an academic and scientific stand· point. "There is so much misun: derstanding about what it Is," says Bullard. "People tend lo think it is the study of anything weird." He said parapsychology is a "pre· scientific enterprise." It is pre·scienliric, he noted, because it isn't accepted a s a full·fiedgcd science. The American Assocla· tion for the Advancement of Science, however, has r e · co1nbed that p arapsychole>glsts currently· use sound sclenllhc methods ln lbelr invesUgaUons. The subject includes ESP, J>Sychokinesis <mind over mat· ter) and poltergelsts . Par ap1ychologlsls also have bee.n Involved fn atudying hyp· notl.am. mesmerism, human sur- v l v a I of bodily death , medlumahip, gboats and out-of. body experiencet. JNCllEASED INTlllE8T tntereat-both acientlnc 1ftd general-in these areu bas lit· created ln reeent ye.,... in large part bee a use of med.la b.Dodharc. Sharer says there fio'tl ar4! many 1mall aroups around the country that are beginning to do research. More than 100 colleges and universities have offered courses in It. Bullard feels its popularity Ues, In part, because people arc que;.tioning what happens when they die and are concerned with man's nature and place ln the world. • ''My own interest In the subject stems Crom just these kinds of concerns," he noted. Shafer believes interest in the field also has grown out of a dis· atisfoction with behavioristic psychology. People feel they are· m ore than just a stimulus· response machine. They al10 may have ex- p erl e nc ed paranormal phenomena, such as telepathy or premonitions of the future, added Bullard. SOCIALLVVNACCEPTABLE "The problem historically In this culture Is that these kinds of experiences have been sup· pressed and considered socially unacceptable." Incr«!ased social acceptance and curiosity in the various phenomena is evidenced by the 300 people who l hOltt\d up ror the four-week lecture •H r les. (Bullard and Shaftt' hope to offer It 11ain through OCC Ir interest continues). · "Wc;rc try Ina to prettnt them a rc1pon1lblc, aclenUJlc view- ......... .,.... She is very interested in the cWTent adoption i11tuat10n and sympathizes with couples who ate forced lo wail Cor years for an infant. The McGuires applied for adoption shortly after learning that their first child, a boy, had a heart derect caused by a rare blood disease. ''Today's teenagers," Mrs. McGuire observed, generally favor abortion rather than adop· tion. "When 1 was in high school," the 29·year-old Mrs. McGuire said, "you didn 'l laJk about abor· Uon and such things, at least the nice girls didn't." ' She always tells students she is adopted. "Thts has quite an ef- fect on them.· "l want kids to know that adop. lion is not a bad thing. Their con· cept or adoption is something like Victorian England where people adopted kids for scullery maids. STUDENTS TALK "Occasionally a student will volunteer to the class the in· formation that he is adopted and the other students usually ex· press amazement and say something like ·Really? Gee, you're not so weird!"' Mrs. McGuire believes the two films should be shown in junior high school a nd r ecently invited Placentia PT A health and welfare officers lo sponsor a showing for principals, vice prin· cipals and counselors. Out of this meeting came the suggestion that seventh and eighth grade students see lhc films. Mrs. McGuire, a 1975 graduate or California Sta le University, Fullerton, plans to return to col· lege lo work on her teaching credentials. She srud. however, that s he will continue as a speaker. Mrs. Clark, a Huntington Beach reside nt, a lso helps train new volunteers. She joined the speakers' bureau becuase ''CHS needed people to go out with the films. I could do it, so I did, and I really enjoy it." A dental hygienist and tennis player, Mrs. Clark also lectures on prev~ntive dentistry. Her main concern about join· ing 1he CHS spe·akers' bureau was that s he wouldn't have enough to say. She now goes out with plenty or statistics and pictures from cur- rent newspapers and m agazines relating to people who have been helped by CHS. Mrs. Clark said she has found No Grades Allowed college students more open about talkfog about their personal ex· perie nces tha n high school youths.··· She also has shown the Cilms a number or limes at Orange Coun· ly Juvenile Hall a nd observed, "Quite a fe w or those girls are Chicano and they are definltely against abortion.'' Many of the residents either were or had been pregnant, she added. bec ause pregnancy is a status symbol to them . Once a girl asked Mrs. Clark, ''I( your daughter got pregnant. what would you have her do?" She rcpHed, "J would say now that perhaps an abortion would be the best thing Cor her if she got pregnant at 13 or 14." Then she added, "I don't think you can theorize on what you re· ally would say." Llke most mothers, Mrs. Clark is hoping she will never have to face that decision personally. His Art 'Kids' 'Stuff' By IUDITH OLSON 01 lhe OAllY PllOC ~IAll Bob Wilkerson, a Costa Mcsn teacher. gives the same grade to all of his art students: none at all. "If they like it , it's super," he said. Wilkerson believes his pupils, who are sixth graders, arc too young to be put under pressure. "At the e lementary age, art s hould be fun. "I teach m y students shape. I will not touch their art. ll's theirs. I'll s how them ways, but I want them to create. "We put kids under so much pressure nowadays that they're uptight young." Wilkerson's attitude has car- ried over into his own brand·new artistic endeavor, wluch he says is one of the m ost exciting things that has ever happened to him. Two years ago, when he and his wife Lorraine went to an art show, he looked al the paintings on exhibit and said, "l know 1 can do better than some of those ·guys." He met charcoal artist Bill Gilpin at the Orange County Fair and knew he had round what he wanted. Gilpin gave him lessons in the techniques and Wilkerson took off. During his rirst months of painting he took three lessons with Joanne Thompson, a cont1 (oil·based pastel) artist but de· p oint or par a normal phenomena,'' sald Shaler. ~Y doa't cl•lrn. to know all the answers, but Uhey feel a KifDtlfic approach Is safer Ulan btll•viol expUnauons that are cidcd black and white was his true milieu. Wilkerson, who was named both M an·Of ·lhe·year and Poli ccman·O'·the-year in Cost a Mesa, has exhibited his work several times and is building up Cor a one· man show. He has given each member or his family an original work for "posterity." Wilker son said the exciting part or painting, for him. is the fact that people are willing to spend money they·ve earned to buy one of his works ror their home. He admitted he would like to become famous some day, but said that "the charcoal artist has to re-educate the public. "Most people don't consider drawing as much a work ol art as an oil painting. "It's a tedious and exacting work, though. I have learned a lot of patience with thls art. I just ask that people appreciate the el· fort put into it. They don't have to like charcoal." lie often works with his wire, who has developed an interest in color photography. She takes pie· lures of possible subjects and he transforms them into black and white drawings. Charcoal has filled the 1ap left in Wilkerson's life by the de- parture of the last of his 12 Coster children. He and his wife have opened based on one lndlvfduol's ~x pertence. "Everybody has a psyche-a mind,•• uys 8'.J),llard. "What we're lnterested"1n ls tho u.ntx- plorcd potentials or the mind -u their home to youths for periods of two weeks to six years, mostly on an informal basis. "The first one was a relative,"' Wilkerson s aid. "Once people know you take in kids they just keep popping up. But we never took in a kid without asking our own first .'' E ach c hild tnught his own children some thing, Wilkerson said. A black girl, especiall.Y. opened new dimensions forthem He, In turn, tr ies to pass alon~ a love of life lo his elementary school pupils. "My philosophy is to build them up rather than tear them down. I always tell them the story or Edison, who did 8,000 ex· peraments before he perfected the li g ht. Jt was not 8,000 failures.·· Wilkerson a l so believes children s hould be allowed to be children and enjoy art, mW1ic and sports, ra ther than be forced to compete. "I like to see kids 11 going on 12. not 1.1 going on 18." He is grateful to his wire and children for encouraging him lo spend extra lime with youths. first as a policeman and now as a teacher. He also is grateful to them for their support in his newest ven· ture. "We've been married 20 years and my wife cried when she s aw my rirst painting.·• • evldel'\C ed by the ffeclUt6) topics. "The mlnd'°parently h11s a lot . of potential. o quesU001i1 how to develop It or the potentlal o( the sell and of man." \ f:2 OAIL Y PILOT ThurSday Oecemt>et 2 1976 lf:conomy: New Women's Crusade . A national campaiiD called a Woman'..s Crusade for a Common Sense Economy h as been launched m Los Angeles. Huntington Beach Mayor Har· riett Wieder, who was selected the first chairman ror the Woman's Crusade, said the group waa formed "bccuuse the American economy is 111 trouble. ''This means trouble for all of us whether we work for wages, are self-employed, not employed or employ others. Nobody knows Uus better than women," she said. The goal or the campaign is to mobahze l million women and lo raise $1.4 m1ll1on to fight what i.upporters say as an erosion or the American free enterprise ~ystem "Such a movement can be a Benefit force against economic ii· literacy," Secretary of Treasury William E. Simon told an au· dience of 400 at the orgaruza· llonal meeting. Mrs . Wieder said thal the Women's Crusade will have an educational thrust. ·It will work to eslabUsh a na· tional speaker~bureau and a publicity program including full · page newspaper ads polling women on their concerns. There also will be economic conferences in maJor cities, the circulation of petitions caJbng for prudent government budgets and a return to principles ol American in1t1ative. Mrs. Wiedersaidthatinthespr- ing, a coast-to-coast whistle stop oo Amtrak wilt deliver the peU - Uons to Washington. At the meet10g, Mrs. Wieder called on women's votes and voices to assume responslbillty to protect American free en· terpr!Jie. "We see the specter ol zoom. ing government spendlnc, mounting eovernmenl deficits, pyramiding controla and a vast and expanded bureaucracy. "Congress votes programs that involve outlays of $4 billion daily. By comparison l billion hours ago, men were still living in a cave. "Yet $1 bllllon in government spending was just yesterday," s he said. , "Small wonder many feel that this monster has long since grown beyon~ the control or the J>reaideot, Congress, or any other 1r~p or men. "But to resign ounselves to it," she said, "would be to drift lnto a tDtally controlled economy with lta lnevlt.able companion, wtally controlled society.·' Mrs. Wieder aaid that she views the crusade u the Boetoo Tea Party oft.he 1970s. "We're out to put pressure on Washington, Sacramento, and the HunUngton Beaches ol this country," she said. · She said she feels that loo much lo expenditures are going into the public structure. "In Huntington Beach alone, ir> percent or the city budget goes t.owardualariea," sbe said. ' Appeals , . >Carmen Dragon will conduct Che 63-piece Holiday Festi val Symphony at the gaJa third an- Oual Christmas Candlelight Con-cert benefit, sponsored by the (Jrange County Music Center Inc. _.Holiday trees, garlands and in· ~vidual table decorations will adorn the Grand Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim, on $unday, Dec. 12 . Conducting the Holiday Festive# Symphony at the Orange County Music Center benefit will be Carmen Dragon. • A champagne and gourmet )anquet will be served at 7 p.m , With the concert beginning at8. : Also performtng will be the Grange County Master Chornle Ol 160 voices, directed by Dennis Douser lie wall be ass1steoard, wall acl us master or c;.remonies . .. Reservations may be made by contacting event chairman Gordon L. llodgc, 524-8139, or the Music Center office, 541 -9621. · A contest ha:o; been launch~ in c@junction with lhe holiday Milt. .;DJtvid W. Chapman Sr , Corona ~ Mar, executive vice pres1-dei>t.. and Mrs. WlllJam 0. Red· . . field, Fullerton, have donated S500 in prizes to members in good standing who s<'ll the largest number of tickets, the largest amount of money from ticket sales and the largest amount of new memberships. Additional information regard· ing JOanmg the Orange County Music Center Jnc. is available from membership secretary Mrs. Florence P. Black, 541·9621. Residents of the beach area may call Mrs . Robert L. Gerti, vice president of membership, 830-9424 . Gemini: Be Analytical FRID~V. DECMEBER3 aware of basic material. Avoid extremes, ~ensa· l1onalism. Keep diet, health resolutions. PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20 ): Movement, travel, visits and messages are featured. Sweet Scensualst Have a "1cenauou1" expa~ In the &e1h &agranca of the new Hallmark Bath Collection toU«trlet. A variety of fragrances make them delightful for giving -to yourself, or a Mend! • -+f<.1.t~,L ':Bath Eollcction PAPER UNLIMITED 111 Z IRYI .. A YIHUI WISTCU .. Pl.AIA 541-7921 H...s: ...... 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DEAR ANN LANDERS May l reply to the wnter who eomplamed about how crude and in- sens1t1ve men have become, as evidenced by lhear refusal to s urrender their sea~ on the bus to preg nant wom en a nd old ladies., I frequently gave my seat to anyone I think needs at man OR woman and I'm a fe male But l 'm in good he alth und can stand a lot easie; than most people My brother, J ack, on the other hand doesn't h~ve my kind of stammu llas Jub takes a iot out of him, plus he's ra1Mng four kids <ilone and does most of the housework. So when Jack gets on a bus he looks forward to reading has paper and getting some rest. The other day this old woman got on the bus an? stood next to J ack After a fe w minutes she · said, ··rr you're not going to offer me your seat. you can at least hold my packages "With that she dumped two lltrge boxes an has lap and continued tomsult him. lie simply ignored her -too tired to 2et into an an w ment So please te ll that reader the next tame she ~ees a man s1ll1ng on a bus while women are stand- ing, to reserve Judgment There may be some good reasons s he knows nothmg about -L A. DEAR L.A.: Thanh for pulling us all in the ~.-t I --. other peooo's moccasins for a short stroll. Too Often we see only the obvious -and misi. plroty. DEAR ANN LANU~HS Asatoll collcctorfor several years on the Jlhnmi. Toll Road. J 've become an authority on la.long abu'SC from the public. Will you ad vase your readers thal 1f they h ave a com pl amt to l ake al up with someone higher up -where it will do some .:ood'' On bch;1lf of all the pt'Oplc who work behind a cash regrst4'r. whctht•r il'i. a toll r.olleclor, a check-oul counll'r in a rood market, a drugstore, a re~lauranl or what have you, please let m e say this : We don't set he prices and we don t make the rules. We are wo king slim. lake most of you folks. We aren't m a nes. We are humans who have troubles, a n e re are more bad d ays than good. Pleas on 't 1eopard1ze our JObs by provoking argum s JUst·bccause you had a fight with so· meo t home or al work and feel lhr need to take at on the fi rst person you run into. Tha nks a lot -SERVA NTOF TllJ-; PUBLIC DEAR P \J8LIC SERVANT: You understand the workings of human nature very well. The next step is to develop a tGlerance for people who have been kicked around and fttl the need to kick so- meone else. If you don't YOU'LL go home and yell re• SU IOll l.l lil£•c. 60 :.11c 10 .. 1 ~ lPV -.: II TLC DIRECTOR SHIRLEY COHEN IN NEW VAN. Lunches Given Wheels Anno J'IC•'lQ •hp O~"'"Q )I il\11ssell iff£Jigns IMT1a1oa OECOUTIHG STUOIO '.f' OUR 1 0'.AP £ H ..:>l~ECTION J~41\PE 4 f ~ Ali4 r_s • WA Pl\Pl'~"- • r. '"IOH rovr r~ "'"":S p, I I• . , l't f1 ;,,,. t • I 1r H<irTF• & 1nl'Tl'''t .ti f ''''1 H 71 P' t" .,, "l MlU VBDf cenu .. AUO.• ADAMS la.........W Msii .. I MOH. THaU SAT. IO·• 54 .. lOH Rugger by Gant The Gant Rugger with Its Innovative colof combinations allows you to wear a Rugby ahlrt that la totally unique. Pure cotton knit. Long sleeves $17.50 short sleeves $16.00 A gift of a 28-fool motor home was a welcome !:light for l'roJCC'l T LC <Transportallon Lunch C'nu nst.'h ng l. sponsored hy 1-'ecdback 1-'ounda- llon. Inc Thl' motor home. donat<.'<I by the Xerox Corp. as part or its Com mun1ly Involvement. Program, would pronde ;rn t!xcellent means to transport food to isolated and homebound elderly persons. It could also be used for health counseling services such as blood pressure checks, TB tests. hearing a nd v1!.1on <·hecks and nu s hots. not to mention nutrataon education, and anCormalion and referrals The posi.1b1ht1el> arc endless T here's one catch. however. The bud!!Cl or Feedback Foundation does not rnC'lude t he approximate ly SJ0,000 a nnua l sum needed to rover opt•ratmg cxpt>nses for the vehi· cit>, according lo Sharie> Cohen, project direc- tor Consequently. an appc<al as herng made for contnbutaons for the opcrntaon or the motor home and for its cont tnut'c1 UM' Mrs Cohl•n says convC'nl1onal methods or outreach do not '.'>et·m to lw cfC<'cl1vc for 1solalcd elderly persons Tht'y ..ire lt'a ry of opening their doors to strangers. susp1c1ous of "J(ave aways .. and an• not willing to leave their homes or neighborhoods tr> go to a nutri lton site Tht> spec1ally-eqwpped van can ser ve up to 10 persons 10s1de or carry as many as 200 meal!>. Mr::. Cohen behevl'S th<it once th ctr con· f1dt'nce as built up many will agree to go to a Pro· Jl'Cl TLC location, where add1l1ona l act1v1ties and rompanwnshap arc• Hva1lable. Tht' feedbal'k ..-oundauon 1s a charitable or· J?antiat1on that ha!> t·!mtnhutt•d tor many years to the "'l'lr ..in· of the needy and elderly of Orange Count' .ca thy J~~ __ ,_.,.,,.,_ -_.,...,,. -,. ., ... , . -.. ,, .. --,,,_""": . .. : .. -:::: (Ann Landers Q-J at your wife aad sbe will probably turn around and lddubeu&. DEAR ANN LANDERS Recently you gave a partial answer lo someQnC who wanted to know how to handle a g reru.e fa re an a frying pan. You suggested throwing s alt on the name, which was correct, but a large quanllty of s alt would be re- quired. Baking soda 1s also effective. but flour or bak· ine POWDER may a ctually explode. Since these are aJI white powders, they could be eas ily con-· fused in an emergency. Water is also dange rous. Trvine tn cArrv the oan to the sink may result in spreading the fire or worse yet, your hair or clothing may catch on fire. The s implest and best method of exl- inszuishinli! a flame in a pan is to pop• lid over the pan, thereby shutting off the a.ir supply and suf- focating the fire. IC the fire gets out 01 nano ever- yone should be evacuated and the fire department called. -JEROLD 7. KAPLAN, M.D., U.S. ARMY INSTITUTEOFSURGICALRESEARCH DEAR DOCTOR KAPLAN. Thanks for the additional inform aUoo. Hope you never draw KP, but II you do, the e ntire outnt wUI be a safer place because you know your stuff. Pound Loss Slim- e ~ By E RMA BOMBECK AT WIT'S END I have always admired women who can wear a one-size swimsuit. That is, eithe r a s ize 12, a 14, or a 16. I wear all three sizes at the same time. In the mode rn-day vernacular, I can't seem to get it all together. My fnends tell me exercise is the secret. It's not how much weight you carry, at is how it is packaged and distributed. I stood in front or the mirror ~ other morning and assessed myself. lfnagine if you will the state of Texas. I look tcrnfic at Amarillo. but by the tame I hit Dallas and Fort Worth, f begin to blouse, and don·treal· ly thin out again until Corpus Chnsli. <But after Houston, who hangs on to see Corpus Christi? I I've exercised. I really have. Once I signed up for a course at the neighborhood YWCA. The classes we re held an a church and because ~I the populanly or the class, we were put tn the church proper. One afternoon the minister visited and paused long enough to see me in a pair of faded pedal pushe rs trying lo touch m y nos e to my bent knee which was resting on a pew and said," You arc desecrating the altar ... l trans ferred to a cake decorating ciass and lacked m y w ay lo six additional pounds. For awhile, I used lo eat my dessert at bre akfast while watching a Swedish girl on televis ion. She held me spellbound by wind· ing her leg around her neck. l watched and listened to her for over a year and one day I wheezed. s trained and gasped and finally got one of my ankles hooked over the other. r quit before I really hurt myseU The idea of going to a spa really intngued me. I thought how great it would be to s plash around in the water and steam your pores and ride a bicycle to nowhere , but going to a spa is like having a clearung lady. You can't go to a spa looking like you need to go to a spa anymore than you can have a cleaning woman walk into a house that needs cleaning. Somehow, I Just couldn't get myself in sh ape for a towel. fo~or the last year. I nave watched my husband faithfully execute has Air For ce ex- ercises (which could account for the d ecline in enlistments). JC there is anything in this world more boring than a man who ex- ercises regularly, I have not met it. "You should join me." he keeps Insisting. "A few push-ups; a little jogging. It's good for the old body ... "Then why ar en't your knees straight when you bend overtolouchyourtoes?" "I suppose you couJddoitbettcr?" "Sure, by letting my fingernails grow 14 inches." He thin ks he ·s fooling around with some amateur JOIN US CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL Santa And His Elves School Choral Groups Ne wport Harbor Art Mµsewn OPEN HOUSE Saturday December 4th Sonday December 5th 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Jim Cambl11 And His Puppets Saturday 3130 p .m. tree lighting ceremony The annual Comnun11v Christmas Tree lighting at Huntington Center leatunno Marine Corps Band concert this Fn eve 7 to 9 30 pm dedicated to their Tovs·lor· Tots benellt Ceremony includes Chns1mas puppet show and Sanla. or coorse Beach Blvd & Edinger at the San Diego Fwy. Call 642-5678. · Put a few words to work for ou . U,HOLSTERY w...r-w ... ....... I '22 Hwt..w l hd.. Co-Me M.-.-541.025' FOR CHRISTMAS LUXURIOUS In mo~t Rainbow Colors Many. many styles ~$16 SOUTH COAST PUU Coste M~to -Lo-L..• .. -s._.. &Id of Moll IOW.Ctty • .,..,., "'-w...__..,. ""-: 54 .. ZOH M.F.O. MEANS ••• Manufacturer's FACTORY OUTLET Starting Today, Women in Orange County Wtll be / / Spending t..ss for their clOthing. (And Drelllng Better Too!) • SPORTSWEAR -TENNIS • ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST .1 GARMENT MART FOR WOMEN! '---------------I GET AQUAINTED Same brands as SALE TABLE sold in better ">nOt t ono/l Oepattment and c.u7o o ou-io Specialty Stores B elow Reguler Retell ALWAYS! ARRIVALS / I' GIFT CERTIFICATES ULARLY I ... ....---------: FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE NO SECONDS! 1804 NEWPORT ILVO., (CORNER OF HARBOA) COSTA MESA, CA • $1.pG Adults, $.50 Students & Children 22 I West Balboa Boulsvard, Newport Bua h \ ) ~ C4 DAIL y PILOT Thu1sday 09(;embar 2. 1978 TV Highlights KTLA 0 8:00 -"Llfc With Father." W-tlliam Powell and Irene Dunne take the leading roles in this 1947 movie based on the long-running Broadway comedy which also features a 15·ycar-old actress named Elizabeth Taylor. ABC.fl 8:00 -Frosty's Winter Won· derland. Andy Griffith narrates this animated special about Frosty 'the Snowman with Shelley Winters, J ackie Vernon and Dennis Day providing the voices. NBC 1J 9: 00 -"Once an Eagle." A new TV novel begins on the Best Sellers series with Sam Elliott heading a cast which includes Glenn Ford, Clu Gulager, Kim Hunter and Andy Robinson. f· TV DAILY LOG I THURSDAY EVENING · 8:00 C• U O rfl 110 111 3""1 m News • 8 1'1 I§ ( l9 8 ) E!) Ncwl 0 ll1n11 Ice Ho<ktJ Conhnued !tom ~PM ~1nrs vs Monlrul. .,,,Comer ry~ O Gu~t m rutrid1e hmilJ Q) Adim·12 12t, S11r l1tk ED lltdrit eon.,ent 1)91 Otnah! m little ll•sals • -6:30- 0 D1n1h1 liu• I 111rlud, U1 ''" '((, tlr\ Rob k•·1nN and 01dn Cannon. l•. Andy G11!11th r.g Merv G11lhn Show m hm1ly -f111r ('71 r J Cun~t €Bloom! 7 :00 00 1')J mm"ew: 16 Mr Thru Softl r a To Td the lrulh 0 Con<enlr1hon (DI l0tt LU<J G) The Fiii _fD Cartoons 26 ~dy G11ffilh ID Tht lhcNed!lthrer -epo<t ( 29 e Bon1n11 0-e'.) DrlmltK ~11n ID Addams hm1ly -7:30-.o l'ntt Is Riehl H J l1lt Odd Couplt 'D The Gont Show ,(8) Candid Camera O Tht ~er·s Wild (tO) !l31 Ce) Match Game m Thf 811dy !lunch .Arn (3 1 The Wilburn Brothm 1m Star Monomane ~:181 Hotan's Heron ED Cllanntl 28 I oni1hl CI,) Price h ~•cht @nWi Gou!411 8 :00 8 THE GREATEST CIFT ir NEW-THE WALTONS u fill m (.)The WaltOll'I M~<; fltuhh Bondi PU''·" u M11th1 lflttM• I Ill) 1•11 Qtd lbfl' '~' pt ,1 >'I•'°",,,,,,,. •ho 11\•I) 1•~ b , Jn1 mMl•,r tu•"" •I• 4 I fr. .. ~·~ ~· It•\ r I ru" th, I I I ul I hn ~Ill l•41f\' '" i I I r .. f\I ft 11\t J dcJ' 1-f" f ~ J mrs n-.011 d· l;rt..i '"' lh O n t. ID Van Oyh and CM!panr "'''' 1, t•t S1·1 ~"'"r • 1 0 ""' f ·•' 0 lilcMe. 1C1 (lltf) "life Wotll Fa tllu" 1con1t '1 W1llt1m Powtll, Ir••• Dunne. ll1141ifth Tiytor. c 6 lilo¥1t: c (Ztl•) wcu111 of Ille T1.,be1l1IMI" l •h) '60-Al1n Lldd, O 3t ~Frosty'\ Wt.rte• ,._.,larMI A n•• lnrmwd Sc• 111 ab<>lll '''\IV lht ~'"""'" IOlkl COllW'' l~~n h~m tn• ~~lh r11lf Ion ••I mJ•r••d but •ol l'!thout \0!11• fl\'''"'"' l11rn 'l I•'• Ir• An I, f,t1!!i'h n11141u •nd \lftf\ •• 1 •~" • It• Oy '"''' Vm1,.n ~llf•lr; "'"' O•M" DA1 ·~~ Paul I,,, O lllu1t C (nr) "lllnfln '6utt" \d'll ~. J.i.c ft1rtt, ( ,, t i'• M.wc~ •!Id lu l~ 1'.ab<Jr no JWM w''" ciwttt-$,.ch\I m Tiit m..oot ,,, .. ,. Ql lht ~ • .,., S .. •t• •• Htcn ,,.. '"' lh• ll•"•"' $pl1f d• <~~'' •~ t11<haftt,d loust •h•I• 1tm101> ( lo ""'"' J 11111~ f I •td!uor t bt , ,. l •j ••I h fl) T~'SCoo\111( Ill! lllMlt C (1~1) "' ahrulmt ·~1" 1•1" I f I ll 'fill I ~ Cl>t I• lf! (• · l fDNrn . ( ~ • I &tty G11llart t111uft g) h11* Som• m ,.,,_. bnpac• ''°''•"' -8:30- ·0 l)t Welcome hck Koth• fHt11., M, Ch10'. A n•• ,rudrnl ~t~'I hA\ h(r h•nd· lull l'llll l1t1 ... "' •.•• ,nmPnl 1ht !'"'''™'~'' (fl) Crou Will tB OftlllO Sloiy 9:00 8 rrtJ ('fl re• Horaii Flu 0 Pdnny's rutr,nl w11i111Pnd a budd'"& flOltS."il"~' rhofnfqphpr b•com,, • \~nd1r~lr 1-l<ltf •ht" \h• 1111 tnowonttv 'nap-; 1 o•clu,, ot d r.111T1e ~'' bttliP•td dud who has re• f11tnftlf hnm th, cr~v,-lo "R'"' ntrol ul lh• crime optr 11ton he I01I tien ht h4d to 's1a1e ' his own t~ Ill hro lrom bt•nr arrul'cl stnt lo prKMI 0 OlH 61 1o+ G)lnl Stllt11: ... M C.f!e (7111) Cltaptt<s I and J-Sam £11iotl huds lht all ~111 m t fi h•s I\' adaptation ol Anion Mc s. ,_I about 1 m1dl0tstem fann •ho fOll\S the U S Antly and, In cleu~ that S!J<111 lh1 two Wofld mtS to the ran~ ol Ctlltn4 " 11\WOntd ,,., thf ~r""' °' "". )Id llM'tlS lht &Iii ht Want\ IO 111.,f). l!eftn r0td Clu Gul~1tr, K;m Hunter. ilift Potts. D11ltrn C..rt C~ry rimes, Robert HofH and Andy Robinson tosm. a (C2fl cm Ot> Tu, Ru411t S... Judft f 11"1ltn IOSH bis cool m the eout1100111 and the 1.uut ol hlS tmot10nal f~llt1S 1s tJkea btlort the Jud1C11I Rt'l1tw 8'-11d. m Buddy Hackel l ~ * Atnaz J0tn Mm rtus The Ntw Ski hsllions m Mel¥ Guffin Sllow m llo11nc from tilt DIJmpk Ea Wo111en's rroftWONI Goll m VISIONS Hltfe Amon& * the lowly" by Adrian H;ill/Richard Cumming fD Vu.ions " "lite Amon~ the I q"'''' Set in the 19th ctnturv this Cll4mil c;o11Ce1n.s a m•n, haunl~d by his pasl who becomes a slave trader ,mrl ends his hfe as a madm~n. -9:30- 0 ( 1§ rt)) (,)tJ NUCJ Wal\et ~how Ow 01 Ooia · Nanc; "'1111s •rrv mu<h to help her close ffttnd •nd tlttnl a IV p~ycholor1.t .,,h ~ , ., .an.11 r•oblem, unhl sht lrnns thP ptrobl•rn s a l•tlle loo personal! ID TV Joclty & TOI• 10:00 O 11 m ()) lan11by *es Two. m rdrr v1cflms btl~wt thtr hur the • t ~I a mtnlaly drslurbtd youne 11• wl.o hi\ been dud a yea1 11at I.rt •~ ••Ch of lhtm is ••Rtd 1n 1 1 nmp1ei use Iha! fut~ the d<dvt: '"t ab1h11u ol 81rn1bJ to It" 1•1111"1 lame1 Nauihlon runt ONtws Ii O S.lly Gullam Crusade O ( ltH I ) Jt Strttls of San r rt11C11<0 A shy and lontly ynunr M l ~e\rng 10 bt nohced conlt\". ro tht murd•1 nl hPr molhor s 10,•1. Dorothy Malonr, Guy Stoc•wcll and le\ltt Ac•.,man 1uesl Ea Grtetinfl from Gennany Qt) GuMlllOte el 81r1ta de P11rnM11 -10:30-m Q) fDNtws W llY<' Perspective on tllt Ntwl 11:00 0 0 Ci) lt J Ell 1391 "'"' D !Jll r&J flOl tI\) Ntws 0 ( 2f) Lf)) (HJ love Amuiu ft Stylt 1 e ~·Hunt m loretlJ l Jody Cd * Clilrtie's Blessinc & Annie Gets A Warnrnf m MlfJ HartN11. Mlll lbrtma• Q) tales of lhe Bwnt 117\ l SluMJ the ~rs fD fllont· "Iha •• lht \IOMtt Sari'' -11:30- 0 111 ~ t CIS lale Ma.rt · l o11• H"'h ti ,. • Y<i~ 01• ' c wDtalll Squid" (dJA) 14 '-le t.,• 0 •('IS k bttl l~r11t1 II , U• Pho lop (I~ '• Al 1n o :u a •10 m JoMny eanon •f nitmCIM O 112.t e ) 'lt1 Streets ot S.11 frMKna/0111 AucllSt 0 TIM li!Jlde StlfJ CD "'--' •Hi TIM 700 Clvb fDMIWll ...... 12:00 D lk\t of G'84ldlo O lllotte: t C, "Bin& B•nc You're DtM" (tOm) 66-Tony lt1ndAll (D ...... : wlltflllll' Youn" (com) 'J(j l01ett1 Younl[, Do 1d Niven -12:30-D M lllCM Slllw; -~na ,._ .. 'We lneAp111," lCI "111.ambo" O> MIN: llie Ovtcnb of Mer flit" (wu) 'S2-D~ Robertson. 1:00 0 ,,., fl)''°',_ m 111e m ci.. 2 :00 O ....,,. O..llltlu11r1: "llelte r nice. He ... "Tiit llla11 ill C:ttr" m All llicM si.r; "OIJS ti Glorf," rtvn4t1 lleed. • "kau Hu11h -3:05- 0 llltont: "The llbttese F akeft" \mis) 41-H1Jmph1ty Bou11. DAYTIME lllOVllS D(CClllBER 3 Bti.., fer your C011Ytn1tnct, 111 the day's~. 10•00 0 "1011 HIOPtntd at ""'" Claftdtl" (com) '61-{nc MOICOmbt, l•nlf W11,. ''T1ley Shall Hatt 11111$k" (mu\) '3'1-Joet Mc:Ctu. l'2CI (C) ''l~t Han1l111 tree" (w~s) '59-~iy Cnoprr M111a Scl'ltll. Kul Malden ti :00 D "llon1 S.t lhe lonetr HMrt" (dra) '44-C..ry Gr1nl (thel Bm7more, limy f •llCtrald. 11:00 at "Tllis Akn .it" (d13) '42-lyrone PO•U, Join font11M 1:00 rSl co "Tiii ~·· l ablt" (adv) 'liO-JoM Crtison. PtUY Clrm1111n~ • 2:IO D a:l ""' .,..... Yan" (adv) 'Si-lonr c.rtii. 3:00 <Ill Ctn "Th Partr Clrl .. (dla) ·~9-Robtrt lr;lor, Cyd Cllarfse. ):)0 • CC) .,lft" (COlll) '67 • laci Lemmon. f'ettr hlll, 01ine ,,.., Agency's Junkets Bare d SACRAMENTO (AP) -The State Department of Education kept un· authorized bank ac· counts for funds used for Christmas parties, food, liquor and a trip to 'l'•· juana ~o see dog ruces, a state audit report says. The report from t,he. state Auditor Gener'al was issued on the depart· H e iress Su e d by Hotel SANTA MONICA CAP) -Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton has been sued for more than $7 ,000 by the Bever· ty Hills Hotel, which claims :;be owes money on her bill and that items allegedly are missing from ber suite. For the ·Record l'llff Nt ... ftlMr If VAUGHAN Holly f'ayo -1(- Mlh C.l\arle\ JOHN~ON. T•rry Ani"' -G.ralO f.ow.,d, OOYLE, -y "'•'e\fl and lt\lltt Joi•Ph J' • MAA~HAL I. Karon L ana 0."1d R ; KING. J•O•On A. Ind Rtw" I.. SHAllllP, Vlvlar\ M•r1• ano Jlf'fV'f'Y N~•-. G'°IRAISON, Carol L. ,,,,., c.,.. Wiiburn; ANDERSON, IC"'•" I. -Curll\ E , JONES, A•ll\ul U. an<I R1l1 A ·MUNSON, Thelmio RO\o Mld "'•°''''" Jot\n SIMON, Eli1'Dolll'I S. and Wiiii.in ~ • (;A!jGf:V. M•fY 1.~1 .. -P•I\ , .JARVI E, Wllllam .Jo"" AM O•ll•r: WA LIC LIH. t.o .. tttl •tlCI -ulle; Gll SON, Wiiiiam ~ •lld ~ronl. , 01.SON. Jeanne e nCI AonelCI Euo•,.•: STRONG, J OM 0 .,.. ICerlman 0 ; WISDOM, E••-M encl V.,,..,,,; BOUl.OIN, Aul" E, "net 8'11,.ord A,. STll.f.1.ljACI(, W"I ~ w1111.,.,.. e : PHii.LiPS, Dolor-... P -M..-IO<I R ; 01.DHAM, 8-y G. encl ~r°" Id•. "".., NovomHr 1' I..,; I.ARSON, P1tylll\ A at\11 H•"V T ROWAN Carolyn l and°"" .... G ; MAllSHA l.I.. D•v•O W •••J Mar\ll•lt ;STllANOSTAA,Htletylt. -O..n J. FOWLER. C"•oln I.•• -C:.roltll. "lffMt•ef!IMrU l<ENW0Afl1Y, Palrl<e Morie -lll<Nrd l(•nt-.lll MAI.BE AO. Jtl'(e I.. aftd D•vld Oun nor; (LUNE, Kalhlffn Ann •nd P•ul ,,.,.ell. A9Nf.R. Doro111 v Moine and Taulby; ,AA9ASILl.0, II~ J.and &Illy(;., MURPHY, Gl\arl•• l'r-ls end Krytll ... AM, GAINES, Aprl~ l.oo and Steven I.to; TUllNf.R, M••v•• I. ""II f.lboll C.; AOOAIOUEZ:, M•nuol p.,,a and llNlrlct, EDMONSON, JR .. Wlt111rn W_,d Ind O.Oryt WoflOll ment's vocational educa· A,.*',.""'""' The suit~ filed in Santa Monica Superior Court, alleges that Miss Hutton, Ill; 'MITH J•mn w •nd Ina R TOTIN. ROllOld v. •na l.1noa l ; OCHOA, Mlq..ol A. and Lydia C ; CHEVAl.,E A, Glen Monroo and l(•lf'tttyn Ju11; OOUGHEATY, $11<1· ly AenH a•d Ronald A0"-0; PEAICINS, Alo I(. •nd Jennller I.. ARNOLD, Jemu l.ulhor Anl1 Mk f'ttli. DerlyM: ~ E'VIN'. ~""'' GEFELI., Floy A. end ~to>'bftrt E : &RANSON. Faltll S. end &obbV .Joe; JONES, Llftd& Eflt" end N0<m•n °"""'': CAllRILl.0. J•Mlt r and Ml<lleol A.; GREEN, Jone 1.H -i.-erCI Gr~; El.LIOTT, Alcllar<i .. ,. .. .,,. atld l!Wzabelh Elion; MANG, PentO\•Merte arut Alch.,d l.••: R~eTn, Giii lllCI Oeot\O J. Jr. 8El.1.li01A, S1tSM Ouooft _, A,.. l1'0nyW1lliamJr,; GOl.DM~.l.tt01' JoMOll-K•IMeen. l'AllOUHAllSON, Kellllffn M and J_Sl.,.l~V. HEIDl!MAN, Va,.llu A. IM l'la11d w.; w 11.ous. Jll , Slllr .. y """" -Cl\arlt> v11ono .... l'ETEA90N, OwlQhl -Sllolla AM; SICINNEA, lloy 1.ynn lftd Ol•n.t St-le•. HOl.Afol. SM1ry I.ff -A-rt J amt\; BOYEA, Unda"""' -Biii Merrill; SANP8EAG, R- E. -Htltln M ; SUIVIN, A-rt 0 . -0.-5 : POCH, Jamft A-it er>d Myrnt MHIN. tion section. showing E•driU ered transactions through 18 Mrs. G. Gordon Lid· · checking and savings ac· dy says h e r jailed counts totaJling $329,l05 husband may break 63, also identified as Ela lne and Edw.HO Arlhur; Princess Doan Hue ou~~~Si.~~1~~o~n~~~"~e';;.; 0 ' Annam, is indebted tO. O)ANAY, M4tdon Pel or 0<1d Hatti,. l.INOf:N, JUMa Lou eftd Eric W1lll-; Ml!jNIS, Suzanne J.-.1<• and JOHO" V1r9ll; l>tll.1.IAMS, BM'be<• .JHn •I'd CllarlH Av•~•. AENf:GAA, Ol•tlH Alchenl end V•i.rt; GAUDll.I., K•ll>I .... AM and Si.wn O.i.; AVSSEl.L. Kelhttlne l.OUIW -AO<leld Roy; WEI.CH, Pam1le J. end .JemoJ A.; PENOl.ETO!j, C••I J . •net Doti~ JHn; SMITH. Patricia AM end J-ea .. aro 11; C.OSf1jJIH0,1..0<· , .. neandAOOllM. for fiscal 1974-75 • th h t I r .,, 950 in May , HUERTA. Anll~ 8 . •nd e 0 e Or -· Ht<llOIH M., KIMBLE, Orlll and goods, wares , merchan· P•ul, DECHON, ee11y Lou .,,., his s ilence on the CHARLES McFadden. Watergate break-in a departm ent <lise and services. . :="::~,:~.~~'5A.,G:~o~:' The suit also claims Franc"' """ •nd Clem~ ... Jae ........ : that tWO flower pots tWO GOAOSEH, Al<l!lrd Arlen 11 and STAFFORD. Slov911 Mlcl\MI •nd ~ L.,....; HOLM. Dennis Art - W-• I.ff. BOHNE, VIOi 0....... and C:.rroll °""Vias; Mcl(INNON. Dor-VI04ol and l.owrw Wiiii.am; 8AUMl.EY, 0..llorall I. and Howard W1YM; WESTON, !>and•• I.ff -William M•<l\Aal, ARNETT. Dt-c;. end Wlntlon J .; CAl.1.AWAV. atrllar• Fly Ind J ames Har,.no: spokesman, said no state s omeday b ecaus e taxpayer money was in· "he's gotte n angry volved in the accounts at som e people who that were ordered frozen h ave JUSt told lies." about two months ago. She m e ntioned n o . ' L•n• Hyrt•; HAlL. Oebr• endl dried palm plants, a two-A•O•Y l•nt; &EGOR. JON-... piece bowl and a silk ~::~~d~-:;:::~" •nd M""""' A: fl ower arrangement ~Wtll[.A S.l'ld14L andP ... IL; were missing after her c.AEtNt, v.n.11 G .no ,,.,,.. M : • COTRONE, VllO Jolln atld Joyce; Stay 10 the SUite from POWELi., David E. and Mar1t0; GROOT, Jo11lyn F. and E"< W : MCAVINEW, Ml<\M '--encl BNCo --; JACOBSON, .Jud.111 M. -M•rvt11; ANTINUCCI, KOi •nd .IOIWI; 1.EIGHTOH, Oo.,.... Jt.,. end !.loWft AllthOny; Cl.ARI(, Wwd A. and Oorollly L.; TAVl.OA, ThomH O...lel -ReQlna F.; MAR!>l<ALI... Bollnde Mlthtlle Md dirt.I~ F.; l<OL.AC2, Faye A.. anO Albtrt P.; LOBATO. A~llt0 l..lnd Rui.n. However, at least SS,000 names. Jan. 25 to Feb. 24 ~~~.~~·l~~-;:11~·~~":1:.~ ~~ RIVERA, Julio Antonio -Nancy I.ff; FAUL.. 8•rber• and ._¥4 AlolL in federal grant funds were an the accounts, the report said. He said that the at· counts existed as long ago as 1956 from voca· tiooal confer ence re gistration fees. state and nationa l a ssociation dues, gilts and donutions l rwes tment Won't Pay Eart J ; JOHANSON, C•lherlne ANi And JoM TrMlund; RUSHIN Fred- 010 a nd Lorr •l•e; l.OUGHEED. Jam"' H """Dorothy l.ol\.. TOKYO (AP) Authorities said Rokuru F.~·~::oc~~~:. L:::~.~. ~~ Ohyama, 21, was down to his last coin when police F••n• e.: vouNGMAN. eo11rn e. found hjm 3l a phone booth near a bank that be had ::: z::.i~~; J~IE~~~h:~mon:.:; telephoned more than 20 times, threatening an ex• da11 euo•ne •nd s110111 ·Ann; plosion unless he was given $1.67 million. ~1.LAGHER. Ht1en '--Oonl1d ODIEANA, Ma1k Dotlnll -C'flt• tl\ta 1.ynn; MC ADOO, John L.. --y; ROSENBERG, .Wrwy end JcMln; Al.8ANO, .Joseph T •• ,.., JIM1 A.; BURT, Judi Ill AM and Robert ,.._ RASCH, l(alhlffft end Edw...i T.: ~AMIAE.Z. Pttra and S01vaoo1; DIETZMAN, Judy A. andll>Oma>H ; WHITSON, H-••d Wllll•m -Lu· de<1llnt Merli; SIEGl.EA, ... molA L.lndWllllam o.; PUTHEV, AOMld'° ArthUr-1.lncll DlaM; GAFFNEY, O.vlCI Alan -S.nctra Gall; El.INK· SCHUUAMAN, Susan I nd T-•; HIUt.EV, Pllrkla M. end Jemn E. from business firms and ......................................................................................................... .. indjviduals and advance payments on travel costs lo conventions by voca· tional youth. group mem· bers. HOWEVER, THE re· port found that a SS,000 federal assistance grant awarded by the state to Yolo County was used to start the Vocat1onal Education lo-service ac· count. The state vocational ~cation director srud htf was unaware that federal funds were de· posited. AS FOR THE "now. f:rmous Tijuana thing," McFadden said , "a bunch of people at a con· Cerence in San Diego wanted to go. They de· posited their own money, and they took It out.·' The Auditor General said it is illegal to keep state funds in such ac· counts, and noted that education officials con· tend the accounts in· elude no state funds. He said the m alter was referred to the state Department of Finance for further study on whether the funds should have been in the state lreasury. TV Thie f To Se r ve 5 Months A Laguna Beach mun who admitted in the courtroom that he broke into a Dana Point home and stole a television !>Cl has been sentenced to fi ve months in Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth or· dered the jail lt'rm :inti three years probut1on for Michael John Fowlie. 25, of 336 Canyon Acres . Two other counts of burglary and receiving stolen property were dJS· missed arter the dcfon· dant pleaded guilty to burglary charges. Fowlie was arrested by sheriff's officers after he broke into the home at 34021 Street of the Violet Lantern and carried off the television set. 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Compoftlfn1 Value $66.n llOBBY SHACK $2 9 9 9 S tWe 136.?I D1scouNTPR1cE HOBBY SHACK ® ~I Prices Good UntJI Die. s. 1976 ~ CHRISTMAS 11410 UNDllllR CIRCll, • =1 STORE HOU RS: FOUNTAIN VAlUY CA 92708 Ch 1 Mon. thru Fri. .. 9 to 9 ' arge 9 • (714) 963-9881 • ~ Saturday •••• , • to u It! Sunmv ....•.. io to s , U·Control Plano Rtloil Vol11e $16.00 0 -6 -0 SWITCHER 5 141 D ;;:) ~ ~'---+-IA _ _..__ m ELLIS 1100 -.... C..tlo • •. It's the Fun% APWlr-i>llolo Bob Hope docs a takeoff on I fenry Winkler's "Fonzie" character from "Happy Days" on his upcoming holiday special, to air Dec. 13 on NBC. (CLOSED FO" REMODEllNO) Director Set LOS ANGELES Franklin Sch affner (" Palton," "Papillon'') will direct "The Boys from Brazil" for the Producers Group. P~U' "SUPER BUG" ··suPER AGENT" 111-rTJ---""'~_.,.... (G) "111£ MillOURJ 'BR£1Kf" PLUS (PO) THE RETURN Of A HAN CAIUll IQ~. HUNTINGTON CINEMA ff•(M4ffUI\ Mt I0 °h OI tO~•Ol 7 "THE~~~~--~~~~~~.-.. OTHER SIDE THE RETURN OF THE Of A MAN CAlUO taSl" MOUNTAIN' (PO) PLUS (PG) "THE Plus mE MilSOURJ DOVE.. --c-uo--'-A w-ES-T -'BRFAKf wt\t.....,.TM••&Ot..tt•WClt Wf\U1MOU•tr1tU•"I U t1 "HOW FUNNY CAN SEX BE?" PLUS (R) "CAR WASH" DAILY PILOT 'Lovers' Still Funny Neil Simon's "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" bas been around the commuruty theater circuit so often that one who has witnessed all six versions mounted thus far in Orange County shouJd have an immunity tolls laugh-indu~ang powers, especially I this last ex· Jl(l6uretolbe play was Just a week before. Nevertheless. the most recent production at the San Clemente Community Theater succeeds in pro- dding the funny bone to unexpected chortles. thanks primarily to the presence of Tony Brandt in the tiUe role. BRANDT TURNS IN ONE of his most ac- complished performances as the pudgy, middle- aged fish restaurant proprietor searching vainly for one single moment ol extramarital bliss -and striking out on three times at bat:1lis characteriza- Uon ls honed to perfection and bis timing is impec- cable -even though the three actresses playing op- pc>5ite him fall quite short of lhis level. The simple art of delivering a line the way it Hollywood 'Hoine' For Peter Finch , WS ANGELES CAP) -After trying other cities, Peter Finch has concluded the best place for a film actor to Ii vc is Hollywood. The star of "Far from the Madding Crowd," "Sunday, Bl oody Sunday" and the current "Network" has bought a house here and plans to s tay. Born in Australia, he spent part of bis childhood in France and achieved a cting success in England. .. But I don't like living tbere, and my wife doesn't like the climate," fo'in ch says. "I tried Paris, but lake New York, it is a lovely place to be -but not for a long time. ""c" •·1 lived In Switzerland, and found the life very orderly there, but dull. Jamaica I loved, but I de· cided it was a mistake for an actor to be so far away. "It m akes sense for me to live in Hollywood. It is still the center of the movie business." Doing It All Barbra's Mdpy Hais LOS ANGELES CAP) -Barbra Str eisand will get more than co-star billing in her forthcoming film, "A Star Is Born." Nol only does she share starring s tatus with Kris Kristofferson. She is also listed as executive producer and song writer. She wrote the music of the film's "Love Theme," Paul Williams supplying the words. And she collaborated with Leon Russell on the words and music of" Lost Inside You." "A Star Is Bom," the rock-music version of mms that starred Janet Gaynor and Judy GarlanCi, will open at two New York City theaters Dec. 25 with Christmas Day proceeda going to the Associa- tion for a Better New York. CINEMALANO U 11 St N"'" A•>lt• U) 1601 nu,,..,. "MAHTHON MAN" (I) 11M&flltwt8UY1 UT/,UM .. , .. ,,,..,,.~···· "MARATHON MAN" i.1 1<H & "O wtttt•4n Mf/,.._hl .. 11<4M.e. ....... ,. ~Jl~j!~ "DAY DREAMS" AHOTHIW SICllHG FILM ~ IAll.Y f,tM ·••1-H I .. n.-:::r-.1 Intermission Tom Titus s hould be delivered for maximum impact establishes Brandt as the best Barney Cashman to L-~~~~lirll===========:a come down the pike locally. This. plus an innate talent for physical comedy and the discipline to -. ------------------- keep it within believable bounds. combine to create a memorable Interpretation. Of the three al'tresses portraying Barney's would-be conquests, Carol Jo in the second act ls the most impressive, partially because Simon has structured this scene for pure comedy and lhe lines "LAST OP THI ltlO-TLOYl ltS" A c--, ..., Nell Sim .... dlni<h•d. l>V -AOOl~t 1191111 .. 9 bv GvY -Pf'OdlKtr Rou Wthl\lrom prtwf'ftd l>Y llw ~Cl-It Comm...,I· h TP••\;r Tlll>fl<Ur. lh•OUQh S.llH'Cl•r• •t I ,, unl•I !>« '' •t .... C.O.Hto Pt.lyhouse. ?O:I A.,... da C•brllto. S... Cl-It. "•"rv•llOtl• m'°"'S. TilfiCAST B•r-NY C..ihm•n • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tony Brandt El•IN Na¥•1'o·. •••••• •••••....•••.•.•••.•••.••••• , •••.•••.•.. CoirY Cutnl• _, "''•"''~ · • • • • • • • •• •• • • . .... • • •• • ••• .. • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • Carol Jo Je-11• F"11er . . • . . . . OIOrlO 8"'"°' would be funny if spoken offstage. Miss Jo comes off a bit affected, beyond the dimensions of her un· conventional character Ca kooky actress with, pre- sumably, a kinky sex life), but she Is a definite "up- per" in contrast to Acts One and Three. CORY CUMIA, IN HER stage debut. opens the show as a hardened married lady who sleeps only with her friends and doesn't have an enemy in the world. Miss Cumia requires more variation of character to put the role across. particularly in her emotional outburst late in the sccne •. Addilionally, director Joanne Applegett leaves her and Brandt seated for long ·periods of time, which also con· tributes to the static effect. In the third act, Brandt's best, he is matched with his offs tage wife, Gloria Brandt, who establishes a good, solid character but is a bit s haky on its implementation. With more confidence in the area of lines, this could be a well-fashioned se- quence. Bristol 1t M1c:Al1tlUf' S1nt1 An1 54().7444 1H1 W SUNFCOWEA W. OF BRISTOL C.M 5'0 OI_. "GMOMI MOllLr IGJ "'LMIMOOll SUIPY HOLLOW- ''THE AMAZING OOBERMANS" (G) "DOC SAVAGE" ~ "HC>btAH IS THAT Your" ~ "SHHLOCIC HOLMES. SNAln'HllOTHa" THE CITY SHOl'PINC CENTRE ORANGE •632 6121 f1.\ CITY CEMTH CIMl:HA.\ .... S.A. FAWV fMlllNCH£$T£A g)(J 0.0 . FRWY ICITY OR. £1CJ A "SHOUT AT THE OEYI~ M V ""MIATSCOUTAMti CAntOUSI THUHDAY- A ''IUG$Y MALOHI .... ..., .,.... llG IUSM I:.. ''HTUIH OF 4 ~ MAM C.AUIO HOISi"' ..... SSOUll 1u.us· 1Pclt J.lr.-AUCI IM WOHOlttlAMD" V "RISH 601DOH" ID' "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" is tbe second of- ferin& in a "reprise season" of the most popular plays from the San Clemente theater 's last decade, and one which should again prove an audience ~~~!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!IL!!!!:!!!! pleaser. Two more weekends remain, Thursdays through Saturdays, at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrlllo, San Clemente. • CALLBOARD -Auditions will be held tonight and Saturday by the St.an Drew's Drama Guild for tlle play "One Foot in Heaven," to be directed by Bill Fucik ..•. tryouts are scheduled for 7:30 tonight and 10 a .m . Saturday ln the Fireside Room of St. Andrews Pr~yterian Church, 600 St. An· drews Road, Newport Beach, for a cast of five men, five women and three teen-age boys .••. the pro- duction will be given in March .••• THE GOLDEN BEAR Huntiftgton hach Presents D.c. 2·3 DA YID NOMIHG Dec. 4-5 TOM WAITS Dec. 6-7 lllAH AU'Ha Dec. 1-t Ila( SPIUHGFtELD J.4'f91ee Tldlet ........... At Al UM•ertlty StwH Stent DIMIHG •COCKTAILS• MO AGE UMrT 306 PACIAC COAST HWY. 536-'600 llucllwgt.i INdl CAcrou frola Pieri "NOltMAH IS THAT Your· CNJ "SIX WITH A SMU'" CltJ ... ocn HOltlOI PICTURI SMOW- "PHAMTOM OF PAIWMSF + °'SISTBS" CltJ ''SIL9f1'.MOYll" ... AMAMAS. lNJ '1llTUllM OP MAM CAUID HOISi .. "'MISSOUll lllAIS'" CNJ A , ..... . HOW fUNNY CAN SIX IUllll """' tf '9\.._ ...... __ M4.2'00' fVEITTHINO YOU WANTIO t0 .__ __ _, ._KNOW AIOUT SIX 1•1 • , ........ ., .. '"'''' tt4-2400 ... ., ... tttttH l .. f *·2t00 _ ....... -, .. Mllln Ollll 191 Of"' .... tNt ""' MUltANO COUNTJY1tt ••11HAWAY llH HLLll" CAHll111 PUil IOlUllALL 1•1 ._, .. -.ir a.. ... """' •omauutl) l"l'r.:t'll:'l'.T:'mr--,-,...,--.. --l lN lllUYW •'-SNOUT AT'"' DIV1l1 .. 1 m-95IO GUAT SCOUT I ~TffouSE TNUUOA ....... •'--531-9!110 Mat .... _ • .,,. _.., THI lnZ1•1 'tilt 1111111 & fNI IUH1J1 lo.uK Of tAUOMSI J •• ,AUION '°TIONc•I 2..fVI & TMI HANDYMAN !JI J.·ALICI 0000 IODY f'1 ~-••-• -CAH.twno -•NO•AUU TWCMIUNUTI WAINtN0191 "Ill llOH SAHC1lOH t•J .....,1""'111 a lllH ,.:!.:':. 1 •• NOIMjN .. IS THAT YOU?fftel ._..,,.,._, 2.-MllSOUll lllAKS111 ~:.&.itll~......-L...:·::.:2:..:2:.;:41:.1:..J J..mu•N Of MAN CJUIO HOISi lt1 ,,_, .. a Ml I 1 . .0MlN111 2.-SHAM'OO 1•1 3.-ll'5TICK 111 -rLUHAJIH 1.·THl GUMIALL U LLY1001 2.-VANllHINO 'OINT croi J .• wttm UNI •m•'"' ., .. • r . • It I ... C8 DAILY PILOT Tllut~ lY December 2 1976 Higher Gas PrieeS, By Tbe A11odated Press If President-elect J ia\my Carter carriH out all his past energy proposals, the nation can anticipate higher natural gas prices, tight oil supplies and the revival of Appalachia's coal country. Cart.er may not get t.o carry them out ; Congress aod drcumstances may change his mind or thwart his p.lans. lN P OSITION PAPERS and comments on ener gy during bis campaign, however, Carter has laid out lengthy blueprints for bis energypJans. "The major thrust of the energy problem," Carter has argued, •·should be away from oil toward coal and solar energy, with heavy emphasis on con· servation. the e<'onomic revival that a new coal boom would bring, Carter .said. The Federal 'Energy Ad ministration estimated last year t~t eastern coal production. would rise some 22 precent by 1980, but its share oC U\e total market would slip from 76 lo 70.S {percent as pr oduct ion races \ 3.head in the West. That potential shift represents some 46.6 million tons of coal worth nearly $1 billion a year, al recent prices, to the region that gets to produce it, and Carter seems to fe·et most of that bus1· ness s hould slay in Appalachia. EV~UALLV, COAL will be converted into synthetic oil and gas, Carter noted, but he suggest- ed these processes should center not in the West but in the upper I To •tf•ulate ttat11ral 11•• prod~tfoK, Cart.no ha. la,,ored r~"al of f ed~al reg- ulation o .,er priee• cltar,,ed tar n etD •up·· J!fla. •• at lea •t for a ""e-ve ar trial Pftiod. ~-"Whatever we c annot ac-Midwest where water is abun- complish with these measures dant. would have lo be made up tern-To stimulate natural gas pro- pol'atily and as a last resort by duction, Carter has favored re- atomic power," he said. moval of federal rejulaUon over l'llESI DENT FORD'S a d-prices charged for new s upplies minjstration has urged a doubl· by producer s to interstate ing or coaJ production by 1985 and pipelines, at least for a five-year has moved to resume leasing of trial period. federalcoallandsinlheWest. The Federal Power Com- "If there is a choice to be mission recently tripled the pro- m ade," said Carter, "my own at-ducers ' ceilin g price a nd tjtude would be to strengthen the estimated this would cost con- production of coal in the Ap-sumers an addit ional $1.S billion patachian regions. in the first year, about $15 more "You'vegotsomevcryserious each yea~ on l_he aver age problems in the West," added homeowner s gas bill. Carter, referring to strip mining a nd other environmental i m -IF THE SAME amounts of gas pacts and the scarcity of water. ·\i~re deregulated entirely and climbed to recent unregulated AND A PPA~AClUA, where prices. the consumer impact c:oal once was krng, badlt needs 'gbt tut some $2.35 billion. ad- . g $23 lo the a verage yearly IS YO U• MEDICIHE gas bill, with further increases CLOSET HADY? sure to fol low. To hold down U.S. dependence ( __ E_lVE_llG_Y_J on foreign oil, Carter hu pro-' posed "a q uota i.yslem that would keep imports at the pre- sent 40 percent level." But American Petroleum Institute statistics estimate that. oil imports will average 41 per- cent this y.ear and have ~n in- creasing 2.5 percent a year since 1.968. AT THAT RATE, unrestricted imports would s upply Sl percent .,r the nation's oil lour years from now. A strict 40 percent limit would amount to a sell-imposed 11 percent oil shortage by the end of Carter's first term -roughly equal to the worst o( the Arab oil embargo of 1973-1974. · Whether such a quota would create actua l s hortages of gasoline and healing oil would depend on the nation's success al energy substitution and con· servation. "Jf it becomes necessary," Carter has warned, "petroleum supplies available for consump- tion should be allocated" as was done during the Arab embargo. CARTER HAS PROPOSED a series or strong energy conserva- tion measures, including effi- ciency s\andards for electrical appliances, mandatory Improve· ments in building insulation, a ban on advertising that promotes electricity consumption and abandonment of utility rates that char ge the lowest electricity prices lo the biggest users. Carter even has proposed "stand-by excise taxes" that could be imposed on selected petroleum products to reduce comsumption. Gasoline would be the prime target. as the petroleum fuel with the most flexible demand and the only major category whooe con· sumption now surpasses its 1973 levels. CARTER BAS NOT indicated how large the excise lax might tyTfHY ~MT. llP'tl. Two Utilities. Accused Yl''>, it m•arly ., th01l tim1· 111?a in In JIJ<il ,, ~hnrt wh1l1• lhl' t•uu1:h. cold and nu !\l'a<inn Wiii be upon uo;. /\nd. tl11" yc11r with the I hreat 11( H nu Cpidem1r ('(Hllinl;:, ll 1' even m ore• 1 m port.1nl that you do nil that yoo eun to be ready. We sug~cst you che1·k to see that ynu h:ivl' the ba.<11cc; in your rncdu.•uw cubinct. llf'plal'c lh.Jt b r 0 k t' II r l' V r r thl'rmomctcr , rl'pl1'tl1 ~h th.'.lt 'IUl)ply llf \lllJrnln\. m.ik r sure you have J •Ptr•n. 1·0111 cap,ulc .. ;1 n 11 a J.: o o rl c• o u i: h j)r1'Jl.lf :11 IOrl I\ "11\ U'I, WI' will tw i:l.HI t•> hf'lr>. V 0 l l 0 fl V o U R ()()(;TOR Ci\~ l'llON~: US whco you nl,,.11 .1 d1·hvcry. Wl• will lll'hvc•r promplly w it houl rX1 r,1 ch.}rl(e. I\ ~n·11l many !>('Opie rrly on u' (or their he~ltb nc•cd!\, We w.-lenm" rt>qur<tt 'I for de live r y l\l'r~ ice • .11111 c+i:ar1te account' P"•UU00"4••MACY lSl ....... lMd """ o.41 orer, ......,..,. .. _. 64J.fSU MEN Of Price Agreement SACRAMENTO CAP) -Pacific Gas and Electric Company and Southern California Gas Company have an informal agreement lo avoid competition for natural gas from California, the state Energy Com· mission bas been told. Henry F . Lippitt. executive secretary of the California Gas Producers Association, s aid such an agreement keeps prices and produc- tion down . lie said the agreement is not legal. 'Ronald Doctor, an energy com- missioner. asked commission staff to prepare questions for utJl.ity officials at a hearing next week. John Sproul, PG&E vice president for gas supply, said through a spokesman: ''It's non- sense. it's complete fabrication.'• Race Bike R~H·d LOS ANGE LES CAP> -Southern Catilomia Gas Company has been given approval to raise its rates by S24 2 million in the next four months, not $33 3 million. as reported Wednes- day by the Public Utilities Com- mia11lon. The increase, which went In - to errect Wednesday, raised the average residentiaJ rale 22 cents a month, not 31 cents as previously re· ported. Chevette.-R ttaUed DETROIT (AP) -General Motors Corp. is recalling all 175,000 of its 1976 Chevrolet Chevettes because some may have loose fuel tank caps, which could increase the chances of a fire in an·accident. GM 's Chevy Division said Wednes- day the caps may not seal properly because of excessive solder on the in- ternal threads of the fuel tank fitler- neck. Higher Cotlt Denied LOS ANGELES (AP) -Women may live longer and collect more re- tirement benefits than m en, but female workers cannot be forced t.o pay more Into s uch plans for that. re- ason alone, a federal court says. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap· peals has agreed with a lower court's ruling that Los Angeles' Department of Water and Power violated the civil rights of women employes when Ude· manded 15 percent more in contribu- tions from females than from males. • • • YOU ASKED FOR IT NOW YOU'VE GOT IT! A PROGRAM FOR MEN OML Y. SIMILAR TO THE GLORIA MARSHALL PROGRAM FOR WOMEM. • Treahnent1 care b9 taktw ill stnet clotltn • Ho Shott, Pih. ~aHon Dim .. A comblnatloe of Awoblc: and Isometric: Machines do tnOlf of the worfl • Hot a Gy111 tW a Spa S-Mayo Mi .. --. .tto Ml worllecl wifll Gloria M• 1h• for fit. peat ......... ,._.. ROW brtltgs fllle S-. effedfye .. t1toc1 to fM '"" of0r-.c~. PHONE: 7 52·5 I SS Jt61 M11eAITHUI ILYO .. sum I 0 I MEWPC>tn 11.ACH . ·. ~ More. Coal · on TaP, be. but pat1t experience suggests ll would have to st~ at several rents per g1a llon, at least. lo have any subshmtlal erceet. On the other hand, some Carter proposals would tend to reduec the prices of petroleum product.I, so the ftnal consumer impact cannot be predicted. C3rter wanu to encourage U.S. 011 production but has not said how, T H E ENCOVKAGEMENT might come through appropriate price regulations favoring new production. Carter cppo6ed re-. moval of price controls from domestic "old" oil, suggesting its pnce be held about $3 per barrel below international oil prices. New oil , presumably, could claim the higher international price. This policy might require amendment of last year's energy act, which provided for phasing out oil price controls by late 1979. To the extent that these measures still leave a gap between U.S. energy supply and demand, Carter said, nuclear energy would have to be tapped. CARTER, WHO WAS trained in nuclear engineering in the Navy, has proposed strict, and probably costly, safety measures: placing atomic plants undergrOl~nd ; ·encasing reactors in large, double-walJed vacuum chambers so air would rush in through any break insUad of out. and posting federal agents, with authority lo shut down a plant in an emergency, in control rooms. Such m easures might make nuclear power more acceptable to present opponents but would increase the cost of fission· generated electricity. Carter's energy package also includes: -A SLOWDOWN IN develop- ment or the nuclear "breeder" reactor, which would both use a nd produce plutonium, a hazardous radioactive m etal suitable for atomic bombs. -A s hift of research f unds from nuclear power t oward A .. WI APPALACHIAN COAL MIMEAS WOULD REAP BENEFIT$. During tie Cemp-'San. Carter Vlalted Mine at Ptttaburgh, P•. ' solar energy, conservation and cleaner ways to bum coal. -Proposal of a five-year moratorium on all U.S. and Sov· iel nuclear explosions. -CONVENING A WOllLD Energy Conference. -Direct negotiation of Jmport4 -eel oU prices by the U.S. gov· ernment. rather than individual companies, with foreign oil na· lions. -Consolidation of the Federal Energy Administration, Federal Power Commission, Energy Research and Development Ad· ministration and parts of · the Commerce and Treasury depart- ments, Securities and Exchange Commission, Interstate Com- merce Commission and Nuclear Regulatory Commission into a sin gle new d epartme nt of energy. -AND CONSIDERATION, . though not immediate endorse- ment, o( proposals to break up major oiJ companies or prohibit them from controJHng coal, Ov~r The Counte r NASO Us.inqs uranium and other com-Peul(' Jutls. It is a heavy agenda that could keep Carter, Congress and the courts busy for years, but C;i.rter sees energy as a true crisis d.; manding a national policy. ,.If we fall into the trap or ~eo· ing the energy problem as lus~ another marketing opportunaly,, or just another political op. portunity, with the benefit:s · Q( production and distributio"' fought over like highway funds oe defense bases," he has said. ..then our country will wind up without energy. .. It will a lso be bankrupt bl more ways lhanone." S&L Changes N~e Eastland Savings and Loa,n,M,., sociation, which has an office tri Costa Mesa, has changed its na.me to Columbia Savings and Loan Association. · Abraham Spiegel continue ns president and chairman of the board. J oseph L. Connaughton. continues as executive vice pre. sident and managing officer. 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Lew ~ NI. l.Mllltt.w! .,01 """"' C.. 1 ,1 '' ••~II 1 ?t 7 ... (Min Clltroel ~ '; "lf . NI. t f.i' NI., .... 11 NI. 1'111111 10.~ 11.U ~ 1'9 t. ,J -&qty t ft NI -• ' • t ........ -•• • .. ... • • • • .. -· •• -•••• '" , • . • I Tbu·rsday's A1iernoon Price8 NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 0...•l ..... lftt-tt-. .. ltw-Vtrll,MI0-•1 ll<Otllk,r•W -!Oft Ottroll-(IMlnM ll\IO<-fl(~-._w.-,n.,.H•t ..... l .lli..C .. U... .. ~u1ltl .. 0t•'•n•Mln\ll,,.I -, . . ,,,, -~----~~~~~~~~~~~-·--·.,..· . 'T'hutway. Dee•unber 2 1976 DAIL y PILOT ".S. - WoinenMove Century's Biggest News By SYLVIA PO&TER "The &inglc most oul6tandmg phenomenon or our cen· tury ls th• flood of women into jobs," says Ell Cinzbere. chairman of the National Commlssion for Manpower llOllcr. "Its long.term implications are absolutely uncbarta· ble," he told Caro!lne Bird, author otthe recent best-selling "Enterprising Women," ln un analyala for the Decemberf5 . . aue of •·working Woman." The movement "wlll affect. women, men a nd children und the cumulative conse· quences will only be ~ vealed in lhe 21st and 22nd centuries." As a woman who en- tered lhe labor force Money's Worth years ago, before we became commonplace amo~f jobholders, t always have uppreclaled the significance of OW' employment outside the home. I have written often about the vital part women play in raising the living stan- dards or families and the oatioo as a whole. AND, WHILE I REJECT AS sexist the argument that women are to blame for today's high unemployment rate, I · also recognize that our plunge into the work force dema.ruk som e overhaul or our e mploymenl·unemploymeot .stattstics. • But "the most outstanding phenomenon of the cen- tury"? Along with Caroline Bird, I ask, "Why such strong langauge?" "l st art with a piece of arithmetic," says Ginzbuc. "Women are more than ball the world. Since we live in a world in which males and females live together, you cannqt significantly alter one haU the equation without altering the total equation. "WE ARE NOT REPRODUCING OURSELVES in many urban centers, and I think that is linked to women working." From this fact, Ginzberg foresees implicatioos .. -This alone could bring back the cl ties. ·'Once you de· dde not to have a large number of youngsters, the suburban' life Is not bearable for most people, because there's nothirtg to ~o but wait all week for your husband to come home. Bringing up four kids is a foll -time job, but one child doesn't give you enough tO'do." · lo addition to making metropolitan or city living tar more acceptable, the "large labor market" Of a city is ea· sential to create real opportunities for large numbers -of career women. -THE PHENOMENON WILL SPUR the trend toward shorter working hours. "If both are working they won't have too much family life UDJess they cao get some' time together. 1 look for mare tbree~day weekends, for more periodic, optiooal days ore and maybe double vacations. winter and summer." -Much greater participation or women in politics. Glnzberg says , "Careers and politics are linked." Women will "vote as individuals, not as women, but it will mean a general loosening up. Half the population has not really been free because of the sex fact.or." He also makes the point that "only about 40 percent of the jobs in the United States pay enough to permit a man to support a family on his income alone." This, carried to i'-5 clearly logical conclusioo, is an answer to the argument that the nation's employment problem would be solved it' women who really don't have to work would go back to the kitchens whence they came. Ginzberg reports that for years he has been fighting the Labor Department for un- derestimating the factors that push us into the labor force: small families, more education, the desire or need for higher levels of income, a sense of Mfillmenl. The issue is not whether a woman works or not, but whether she Is satisfied with her choice. In fact, the recogni- tion that a woman is an individual entitled to as many degrees of freedom as anyooe else lifts our century above all others. · . Prices /Or Food Reported Stable By Tbe AalOclated Pre11 Grocery shoppers managed lo break even last monlll. An Assodated Press marketbasket survey shows prices re- mained stable during November, with increases and decreases generally balancing each other on a nationwide basis. The AP drew up a random list of 15 commonly • purchased food and nonfood items, checked the price at one supermarket in each of 13 cities March l, 1973, and has rechecked on or a bout the start of each succeeding month. (CONSUMER The latest survey showed that the market- ] bas ket total at the c heckli st s to re in - creased in six clt.les, up _ an average of 2.3 per. cent, and decreased ln six, down an average ot 2.6 percent. The total was unchanged In Los Angeles. ON AN OVER·ALL, NATIONWIDE basis, the market- basket blll at the checklist stores declined one-tenth oC a percent during November. · The "picture was not quite so bright as it was a month earlier. During October, the marketbaskel bill decllned at. checklist stores in 11 cities and increased ln only two. The new findings may be a sign that lnnauon at lb~ supermarket is easlng. The government has predicted that food prices alone will rise about 3 or 4 percent this year, less than batr the rate of increase last year. The leveling off is due, In part, to a drop in the prices paid to tarmer!J for thelt' product.a. AMONG THE FINDINGS INTllE latest survey: -The price of a bag of chocolate chip cookies declined S to 10 cents nt <'hccklist stores In 11lx of the cities !$Urveyed. There were lndlcatlon.s that the drop was temporary. The cost or cocoa beans has increased and prices for chocolate ban already have gone up. -The coat of a quart or milk dedlned at checlcllst It.ores In eight cities after rising in eight clues dwin• Oc· tober. The decreHes were about a penny or two and left the price of a quart of milk at betweai 40 and SO cent.I ln most cl\.les. -COFFEE PRICES WBNT UP AGAIN at cbecklJat stores ln elaht clues. The prico ot a pound of coffee la fl or more at checklist stores in every city In lbe AP 1vrv•y ex- «pl Atlanta, where corfee costs SU8 a pound. eotree beans, meanwhile, continue to go up, refiectin1 dama1ed crops , last year. -Ens went up In price at checklJ•t stores ln 12 cities checked, with Increases ranging rrom 6 coots in Boet4n and New York lo 23 cents In Chlca10. -Comparln1 prices at the start ol December with thole 12 months earlier, the AP survey found the market- bMket bW went t.lP at cbeckllat atol'n ln el1bt clUea and · down ln five. Over-all, prices were up an average of about a · lhlrd Of a percent. . - Items on the AP cbeddlst are chopped chuck, center cut pork chops, frozen oranae Juice concentrate, coffee, p~r lowell, butter, Grade-A medium whJt. C!IP. creamJ peanut ,. butter, laundry detttgent, fabric softener, tomato aauce. : ~ chocolate chip cookies, milk, franltlurten and lf&nulaled . !! 1u1ar. .. • • • " CiUes d~ked an Los Anatlea, Albuuerque. N.K.. ~ Allanta, Boft.on, Cbicaco, Dallu, Detrcilt, Mhlml, N ... Yoh, - ·Pbiladclphia, Providenee, lU., Salt Lake ctty and SeaUle. ·"' 111 ., . "l Ill I' ti I I• l •• (lt DAILY PILOT Thur~ay 6 ecemt>er 2 1976 THE FAMILY CIR<:l ~· By Bil Keane "Borfy broke his necklace." L !ti. Boyd Full-figured Hitchhikers Dy using a !>Cries of padded bras with various degrees of stuffing in them, re- searchers at Washington University de· termined that female hitchhlkers with ample bustlines got twice as many rides as those who seemed less well endowc.'<1. Conclusion: Those girls euphemistically descnbed as full rigured initially tend to attrul't more altenlion, arouse more curiosity, and generate more personal interest The my'ltery here is why this ex· periment was conducted at college level to prove what every Junior high i,chool student already savvies Just about even body knows It was Joseph Glldden who 1nvcnt1.'tl barbed wire. but hardly anybody is aware of how he got the idea. l n 1873, it wa!>. A man nc1med Henry Rose of DeKalb County. Ill . studded a wooden r11il ~ with protr uding nails wh1 ch he flled al their out- er lips to points. His notion was to stnng those rails to fenCl''> lo control frisky rat- tle Glidden took it a swift step further Latt·~t :.lati~t1cs show the life expectancy for newborn babies n()w is higher in this coun try than 1t has ('Ver been 68 5 years for boy!> and 76 4 for girls Oddly, those :-.tat1:sllc1ans like to average out thl' two figure'> to get a 72 4 overall ind1v1dual pnod1ttmn. ll'!> a hltle like averaging out one man and one wom an to get _ something or other In bctwt•cn SHARKS It 's true that about J third of all Lhe swim mers attacked by !>harks are skin divers. even Lhough far fewer than J lh1rd of all Lhe swim mers in such v. att.•r-; art> '>kJO divers Bul it's also true that nowhcn· m•arlv as ma ny at- t.icked 'kin d1v('r-; a'> .1ttacked ~w1mmers 1n general die from 'uch wound'> Armed with spears. lhl'\ fight bad .. that'!) why And 1l '!> doubtful that even ~ m.in\ or them would be attacked wt>r<' 11 not for the fJcl thal a lot of them !>pear f1,h underv.ater. and the blood at tracts thO'il' shark-. You've been informed repcaledly thal General George Wa-.h1 nf(ton declined n SSOO·a· month !>alary in fo\or or a ~1mple expense ac· count Out were ) ou .iwarc that such a salary would only have amountt'<i to $48,000 while th:it expense account tallied up to $401,251? Old George knew what he was up lo, all right . To PdY for his wire Martha'' travel on her visit lo Valley Forge. he charged the gover nment S27,665 Addrf'n mail lo L. "1 Boyd. P 0 Bar 1560, Costa Mua, g2626 Bar Fund Gr<llls Ho1Wr Old Pal LA CRO~SE, WIS tAPJ Gfateful students at the Un1vers1ty o' Wu1cons1n-La Crosse have founded o scholarship for one of th~ most imp<>rtant men on any college campus· the local bartender. The nam esake of the Ray Georae &bolarship r und opened his bar, The Rustic. in 1944 and has kept the beer and paternal ad vice nowtng ever...since. "HE SERVED as a godfather· gr andfather to JA lot or us," said John Keyboard Recital Slated Olson, a 1964 Lacrosse graduate who teamed wilh his wife and several g r aduat es to raise money for the fund at a dinner-da nce. .. "You 're up on Cloud 9 and you don 't know if you 're eve r going t o come down . to be re- m e mbe r e d a rter all t hese yea r s." said George. " I PAID the tuition for severa l s tudents," be said . "l nev~r lost a penny." Many students repaid A noon rttital reatur· the loans at a couple ing a history or keyboard dollars a week. he said. instruments will be pre----------sented Friday at Sad· ~ ' • dleback Colle1~ by auest NO BUDES ? piani1t Eva Kruteln. form ei-director of the FOR S4LE keyboard se ction at Irvine's Conser vatory or CHARLESTON, W. Va. ·Music. CAP) -The commissary • The free program will at the Kanawha County , ~ take place in Bulldln& G Jail was reopened alter ·on the lower camJfus. Jailers round 20 hacksaw Mn. 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It deCln1tely was not a chp and 1t cannot be a clip," held Judge John Goldsmith, a veteran of· ficial. confirmed Wednesday after Colgate coach Fred Dunlap said th~ omcials "!>hould be m dieted either for their incom· petence in not knowing the rule or ror their la<'k of courage" an not overruling the call. With Rutgers facing a fourth down al the Colgate 46-yard line and trailing 6·'.I early in the third period, center Keo Andiorio snapped the ball over punter Joe Moi.s' head. Moss turned to chase the bouncing ball and was pushed from behind by Colgate's Pat Horan, who eventually recovered at the Rutgers 16. Ironically, sance It was rourth down, at made no dlfference which team re· covered the ball. But Goldsmith had thrown his n ag upon observing the push and Informed referee Gilei. Threadgold that he was calling a clippin~ foul. Under the rules governmg a loose ball foul by the defense behind the line of scrim· mage before a c hange of possession, Colgate was assessed a lS·yard pe nalty from the original line or scrimmage and Rutgers was given a first down at the CoJ1ate 31 ·Yard line. Rutgers failed to score on that poaession, but soon intercepted a pass in Colgate territory and took a 10-6 lead which 1t never re- linquished. The ~-yard mark-0ff was cor- rect; the clipplni call wasn't. "My job is to go downfield on a punt, but when the ball went over the kicke r 's head I reversed myself and went down to help out on the play," Golds mith said. "I saw the kicker get belted. I saw h.im gel bit in the buck and 1t looked a tot harder at the time than 1t did the next night when I saw It replayed. "It was the 'first wild snap I had all aeason and 1t was a play you never see -a loose ball out in the open and the guy gives the punter a real shove. It didft't look to me like· a gentle tap,· and pustling or hitting from behind ls a c lip under normal circumstances.·' Only these weren't normal circumstances. The rule book says that if "a player legally at· lempUne to recover a looee ball · utes his hands or arms on the beck ot an opponent to pu.sh hJm out or the way", It la not a viola· Uon of the cUpplni rule. "I regret the <'81l,·: Goldsmith said. ·•1 had a good shot or the Colgate player putting both his handa 1n the punter's back. I told the referee It was a clip. Under those circumstances, J could iaJI a personal foul or Illegal use of the hands, If warranted, but f ~aJled tt a clip. The ca.H wns wrong, but I don't get a replay.•' Foreman Visits County,~ Says He'll Be Champ ··· ~ Bv llOWARD L. llA1''DY • Of IM O•llf l't'-4 St.If George Foreman says he will berome the world heavyweight boxmf? champion a~aJO, with or without Muhammad Ah on the stene Forem:rn told an :.iudien<:c al the Garden Grove Community Church Possibility Thinkers forum Wednesday that he'd lik~ to fight Ali and Ken Norton but that both righters are avoiding tum .. I'd hke to Cight both of them but they don't want to ,:;et in the ring with me," Foreman said. "I will be a hl~e d1sappo1ntcd 1r I do not face Ah a~alf\. "I have Cor1:1ven him for beat· 111~ me but I ~till want to beat ham in the ring I'm on!y human. .. When we fought the rirst time and he beat mt•, he had one than~ going for him that I didn't have He had lost a couple or rights and I was undefc'alcd r didn'\ ha\'e anv t·aul1on and that's the reason r tost. ·· Foreman was ma.Jung his rir!>l visit to Orange County Wcdnes· day and talked or many things m· cludm~ his faith in God. "l started praying al two and 1 ·\'c been all over lhr world and gamed fame und (ortune but that lwlief in God that my mother Sports in Brief GEORGE FOREMAN ga\'e me has always been with me. "Forgiving others is the hardest thing I have to do but I have learned to do it." When he waved an American nag from the victory stand al the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, Foreman did so in all sin· cerity. "I called my mother after each Court Cuts DolVD Penalty by NCAA ST PAL'L. :0.1inn A feder al Judge toclav directed the Na t1onal Collei.!1Jlt• Athlet1r A., SOCl..lllf.>n to hfl !IS probation Of l·niver~ll) of M 1nnesota men·., sports U S cll 'i trlCt JUdf:l' fo:d14 &rd • Deb1tl also ('nJ01ned the NCAA from 1mposin14 further saoct1ons until a hearing. Tht• NCAA had :-.aid Min rw.,ota ., failure to dl·t·larr lhr<•e h.iskl'tha ll p'la' 1•r, 1n<.•lig1blc "Jrr antt·d proh.i\inn for I he en tire men !I spl"lrts prC'~ram Thl' prob11llon inrluded a ban on post :wason i:amt•s ..1nd ldc,1s10n 11p JX'..lr anc 't"• lndi~"a St""""d TOl.EDi • \ tou.:h df•fens.-hy an undcrdoi: T ol <'do team • tunned ddend1ng national rhamp1op Indiana Wf'dne"\day night. ~9 ~7 . endinl( thr llr1M1ers· 11 ~ame "inning streak that had extended ovl'r thrt'l' years lie also declined comment on the article's report that Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer hacl declined an oCfer to coach at Arkansas Co11r t I nj 11r~d SYDNEY. Australia Margaret C6urt. who scored a re· markable comeback victory against American Terry Holla· day today, I ater pulled a leg mus· df.'. endangering her quarter- final match in a $100.000 women's international tenrtis loumameot. Court. 34, fighting her way back after a year·s absence Crom tht> game. was behind 2·6, 1·3 and love·40 on serve before she won 11 sttaight games and the match 2 6. 6·3, 6·0 Martina Navratilova beat Ilana Kloss. 6·2. 6·4 today. Top-seeded Evonne Goolagon~ "t'Ort>d an easy victory over (ireer Stevens 6·4, 6-1. Kerry Reid beat Cynthia Doerner, 6·4, 6-1. and Belly Stove defeatt>d Pat Hostrom S. l, 6·2. fight and when I won the gold medal, she said, ·Praise God'. "I only had one year of ex· perience bf.'fore the Olympics and just 20 fights. It was a won· derful experience and I was so happy to be in the Games anf.'I proudorthe Red, While andBfoe. .. I had no intention or becom· ing a pro Ci((hter after J won in Mexico City but after six months, I learned I could do well in box· lng." One of his toughest fights came in the Olympic Games. "I was fighting a Romaruan soulhpaw and wt>en he hit me, the bells started\.Tinging. I was able to knock him out but that was one oC the toughest rights I have had. "That's when l decided I wasn't going to ,be a boxer. It wasn •t too easy. "My mother never saw me fight, either in person or on television. After I lost to Ali in Africa, I called her and told her and she said the same thing she said after e ach professional fight· 'Come home and let me get you fat'." Al one point in his career he was a total vegetarian but was convinced by a trainer that he needed protein and meat. He is his own manager and has two fights coming up early next year. On Jan. 7 he will fight Larry Middleton and Feb. 17. he will. take on Jimmy Young. No site has been set for either bout. Foreman trains on a 2C>O-acre ranch in Marshall, Texas, a spot ~ selected as home thro~h careful scrutiny. A typical training day in the !He of George Foreman begins at 6a.m. "I pray and then do some road work in dangerous are&S where there are snakes a nd things. I run about five miles. rest and have ' breakfast," be says. "I a m In the gym boxing, punching the bags for strength and speed, skip rope and box eight rounds with dtrcerent spar· ring partners. "Rest and a dinner consisting mainly of vegetables, watching some televi!1ion, a prayer and bed by9:30." Fore man trains for 30 days prior to a fight in this manner but runs every day or his life. "I have to run every day or I will .put on weight you wouldn't believe." He is a steady contributor to the cancer foundation and says of his championship aspirations: "JC I make 1t. it will be God 's will. HI don't , it will also be his will ·· For a man who once had seven Rolls Royce automobiles at one lime and ha!! financial security in the banks, he has gone a long way m life. ~ .. IL was a ded1cat1on night game for Toledo m a new f1 eldhouse that was pmm<'rl to capacity, tl,000 Sophomor<' guard Stan Joplin It'd thf.' Rockets 1n sconng with 21 hut Jerr Seeman. who was score less. wa!I the ll'arler on defense. ~Ing• Lo•e~ 8·3 Bruins, SC Ro01p Easy Cage Victories TORONTO Lanny McDonald scored three f(oals, in· eluding the gam e·winner, as the Toronto Ma pie Leafs defeated the Los Angeles Kings 6-3 m the National Hockey League Wed· ncsday night. McDonald opened the scoring at 1 :34 of the firs t penod when be took ~be puck from f(Oaltender Mike Palmateer, passed to Darry SltUer up the right side, then fired Sitller's return pass through Kings' goaltender Rogie Vachon's legs. Bra11"l119 Bit• JO LOS ANGELES <AP> -Mar· ques J ohnson 's 20 p<iints led UCLA to a 99·68 college basket· ball victory over Jacksonville University Wednesday nighL The third -ranked Bruins widened their 27-poinl halftime lead to 37 with two minutes ten in the game, as they breued to their third victory of the season and remained undefeated. Greg While and Paul Hen· derson each scored 17 points to lead the University of !b.L\bem California to a 104·64 ccSTlege basketball victory over Idaho Wednesday at the Sports Arena. The win broke a 16-game Jos. ing streak over the last t"'o seasons. Jim McCJosk ey of Cost a Mesa's Estancia High scored five points for SC. JACKIOlllYllle IMI -IUy 16, S..fret •, v°""° ''· 010 .. , 16, "•'• 1, Putu7. Utl.A l ttl Or .. ,,.,-I•, JtllMOfl JO, vron..., •. Holl•"d 11, Hamilton IS, An:::'.l!;~ ,_,, 1, Ollrtde I, Slmt J. -Ill-4. l J, v.~,,. l. Wll-t\ 4 H•lfll-·UCLA S6 1' TOl~I ~I -J•<k""'· •lllt "'· UtlA t• '°OVIH out V-A -11,t« IOAMO 1 .. 1 -JoM\Ofl 10 Prl<t 4, H01•l"9 4, Joonw J, II•-.. 10. c;rtdltr '' ~·" •· si.111 •. LA .. UK CIMI -l'ort .. U, -ltl 17, ...,.,,_.11, S.t,.,d 11. A"-ld J, CMf\N 4, H@l1l ... 011 1. MCCMI>•• J. wu1l-v•• '· ~ e. Wldli.t« 4. lttl.,_.m 10. ~"'--use U·M. TOUOI ...,., -ldtltO u. USCl4.A: J,117. • Otlly POO't _.,_." •1 U..tfft C"-.t""''" BATTLE UNDERNEATH -Corona del Mar's Steve E sp06ito (JO) loses a rebound duel to Tony Warren m left photo. Al rig ht, powerful Alex Black <32) out· muscles Mannv Torres to score two of his 39 points. · Marina Qeaten , It's ·a Black Night For ·CdM, 65-51 By GLENN WIDTE Of Ult Oe1ly l'll«ol Suff Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings overcame an early 5-point deficit and 26 turnovers to spank Marina High's Vikings, 85·51. Wednesday night at Edlson lllgh in Huntington Beach before 388 fans in the season basketball opener. Marina <Crom Huntington Beach) led 19·14 with 7:25 re· maining in the half, then fell up· on hard times, going four minutes without • pomt wtule the Sea Kings were tallying nine points as Alex Black tanked seven and Jack Tuz two. Thal gave Corona del Mar an advantage It never relinquished as Black was Mr. unstoppabte. Il wu Black underneath. Black on tbe layup. Black hitting from out· side. It was Blaclrr ..rebounding as thou1b he were Hone. then in the 11.oal few minute• of the game he blocked a coupl'e of shots Just for good measure. The 6·6 Sea Kings wblz shredded the nets for 39 point&, eetlil'la 20 mthe final ball, before he was taken out of battle with 1:26 remailling. 'nle Sea ltln1s were kings of the court after the halftime break, maintalnlog leads ol eitht to 13 points. Marina made a belated run al overballlln1 them and Tony War· ren's shot with 5:04 left in the ac· tion carved the gap to 57-49. At that juncture, however. the game was over for coach Steve Popovich 's forces. They went the next4.Sl without a point. Corona del Mar played tough • keeping steady pressure on the ball w ith Paul Akin, Matt Osgood, Dave KoehJer and Mark Rains all taking part in the suf· focating defense. The offense clicked on 62.2 per· cent of its field goal tries but most of the efforts were the easy. inside t ype as Black and Tuz made a shambles of the Vik· ings. Marina rarely saw an oCfenslve rebound until the closing mo· ments. And the two scoring lapses, totaling nine minutes, was too great a handicap for the Yikes to overcome. Warren was th~ir leading point producer with 19. * * * Merli.e 1111 C:...... .. I Mar (4JI "'"'• "-°''*' H-1~ TO<tn w.,,.." _,, ll-.. TOI .. , ,. " Jlf 111 ft " ... ,, • ' t ..... "' ' ' ' , OOIO ()ooood f071 ' I S t Allin J O > • OOtOT\11 •t •U ,.,.,...._ 0010 I l • It E_.to l 0 2 • ' 1 0 • •1111.... 0 0 l 0 , 0 ' ' 81ikk " 7 , ,. JI • " SI Totets ,. ' "" "-•rO......... """-*' M•r """"" ti 9 U U SI """1M ------------------------~ Dorset1, SC's Bell All-America NEW YORK {AP> -Tony Dorsett, Pitt's fabulous running back who made the team as a freshman four seasons ago, was named to The Associated Press 1976 All·Amern!a colle~e foot- ball team today. flint Tt•m OUofftW E"<h -L•"Y S,..lv~r\ rt>,.,..\\#• It 4 104. C,-.ttiO" Jim \m1tl't M 1Ch1Qtn 4 1 't. 1'11 ~ot Ta<ld~ M1••WllV>n G~ooi,•S,1)) ~'hor. Mi-.• V•JOh•rt Ol l.e"Omt'\ • \. )Jj G<l••d• !I'd"""""' •• 140 s.-1.,.. f . J. _ Mumonrt,i\ Aria-'"'~" \t•t#I>. • • '"' ~~ C#nl•• JOM V••"" lll•ltO.& S 1•S --• Ou•t1ttb.cll. Tommt lihNnH, Rf<•, •1, ttO, iy.,.,o, Au""'~ Aoch To•w °"'""' Pltt•hu•""· ~" '" ~n101. R•(Of 8•11, UK.• 1. "'· ~n·9• R'>b Lyttle, M4chtqAn • 1, 1'\, ~-ntor, 1ttrt'f Mlllfl'f' 04iftaf\Om~ St•t•." O. ,.,_ Jvn•r.t Otl•nH [l\d\ Po" Atthw""' Nnhfl CM,.,_.., It l. )411 •urunr. Uob Urud11n\ti:•, Ot110 !.trtte, • .. 71 .. ~n1or T1t<kl°' Wll\On Wlllll•v. ~lou't""· • J 7"8, ~"">' (Odlo li0.,•1'11•. Ml•mi ol l"lo1l<1A ~ s. 1SO. Sfin1nr n~':.~~(·UMd Al Aom.,,. Pllt,.,.,,QI>, H. ltntb4'Ckllt\ Aotwtrt J'9f h'°'9 T1tw.0AAM,,,.,. 7'11, S...10<. 011•,. Ault. fl'lt C••-• ... ,, tn, \tnlor. J•trY Aohln \nn, UCLA, • J, JOI, Sodlomo•• 8..ck' 8111 Arm .. ro1to. W•-• .,..,, .. ,, M, 10s ~ntor, G••• G•••n. Borio._ s "· 1n. *I°': 0.""'' Thurmlon u~c J "· 170, J""lor • ~<•1'CI h am OI'-• Cndt -Jl"I Co•~•tt, Pllhlluroll, ellly Arc.llm.n lovt\l••,. l•<" l19c .. 11t' W11trr•" Ory•l\t, K•l\hHlly Chrlt WArd Ohio StAI• C,U.rO\ fom 8r101• l'ltt ~ .. ve Sd Hndfet'• ~IOl\CAlll- C....t., 8111• 11•••" 0""• Ou•rttrDtO• Glllo•d Hl•IWll. erlQll•M VOUftO A.-1,.. e•ch 5<011 Ol•rkl"9, ""'-· l0ft1 A-, Color-, Mike YOlljlll _,,.c.r.llM. o.. ..... t:nch -°""'-*" McColl, \loOlllOtCI, N4ite l.,.t11, 111119'" • T•kln -Joe Cem04Mll, -v•-; °"'' .J #1~.UK ~ SOUTH BENO, lnd.-Rich Branning, a fres,hman from Marina High· School of Hunt· tngton Beach, scored 10 points aa the Notre Dame F:ghllng Irish toppled Cal Poly (Pomona>. 93-67, in college basketball here Wednesday night. We're Legltlntate (;ontenders• ·Dalton Mldlfl9 °"""' -°""' °"" Jolwl-. 8*Vlor. U...!Ntktn -Tlloftolff ........... T~• Toc:h. C•l•l1' O"H••I, MltlllU•"• tletu• Pllten, Htbtft•a. llM:1t•-i1 ... e1e<k, "''"''t.IClllSlllff; lM ""' dt•Mlft. Ot!tallOMt. Jl..,mv J1 ... a11, TlllN t~INtlumor.-. Bf'OfllaQlllt• LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -coach Frank Broylea of Arkansu wlll reaign as head coach at the end ot the football seaaon but will con· tinue as athletic director, the Arkansas Oaiette repe>rted. C()Jltacted at his homo In F ayetteville, Broyles declined to confirm or deny the report wrtt· ten by a reporter for the Gaiiette~ 1pn<t 1 lonallmo lricnd of Broyles. .. With owner Gene Autry having Angeli are atlll on the lookout for invested more than $4.s mtlllon catchln1 help and a left.handed to acqulre free agenta Joe Rudi,• •. rellefpltcher." Don Baylor and Bobby Grich, the But Dalton said he was exceed- Calilornla Angela do not expect lnJly Pieased with what ho wu to be wbeellng and dealln• able toj accomplleb ln the free much next week at the winter · qen\ market. baseball meetin11. "I ••• hopln1 to pt one quGl· "lf we don't make any trades ty player ... I didn't think we'd. at·aJ1, It wouldn't.aul'lJrlH me," aettwo ... and wewound"'wfUI gmual mana1er Harry Dalton three,'' h• Hid. "We've beeomt saidWC!dnesday. a le1ttlmalt contender, ud "I don't think we'll be too IC·. that'• all you can uk.'' Uve, but lt won't bt tor the lack ol Jl wu tht 1,en,..aJ ~ lr)'lnt,' .. be said. "Actually~• an:'°"' tbt Ansel•' new lf'AION and their agent. Jerry Kapsteln, that It was unlikely that so much exceptional talent would •Hain be avallablt on tho open market. . "'lbll WIS • rlr1t·tlmt1 proposl· tioa.'' aald RudJ, whoelgned tor a reported t:z million over flve years, a flarurt ht later laid WU 1liptty tnnatect. "We bad to tet the iround tulta worked out. I fetl tM free •1ent ayitem wlll Httle down. What thla wUl do ls i mprove ('om m ~nlcatlon bftween playen ~ raan-se- ment. There baan·t been a lot or that ln the past.'' . Baylor agreed. "The o'lfnera thought lhat maybe 200 players would become tree agents this rear and only 24 did," be said. "I a player is hap. py whert he 11, he'll stay. If not. ht'tl move on." • "Th ta bas been great ror bueball," Grich sald. "Every time I pick up the paper, bL,eball ta ln the headllnea. It's &ood for the fans..' 'l .. flleh -1.1111111• 81UI'. IOWf Slflt. ~ """"'"' r1.,.14a. ·u:cll<lli.t-Slt•• l\IJ9U\\, TlllMI; ,.,,.,-VIII"°"""· Oll¥Clt -Jotl P•rtl\11. 0-Qle. Mil<lt HOO<lll. ....... 1. • • Gtflt.r -Uo Tit'""· Giot'91a TfClt 0....llr!Nocll -Vl~t fttrr"910rn1>, ....,.,_,, llunnt"' 8a<k• -AIMlr• Htf~•. Soutntrll 11· llNI\; O.rrlctt At!Mn, 1'u••-Arn"91on1 Jerome ,..l'\ell, Wfltef II Mld•leen o.mtw Enctt -llOlllft Colt, Ntw Me.ico; CM"r Oodttt•, ""' c:.rou.,, · leOIH ~llHlp 0th\, Olll•llOl'ftl Sltte; Wll-'•IH'ftlll1'a, Sen,,... Stal• Mlctdi. 0.,.NI .Hfl Sffo, Ne..,, l..IMllH\trt 1t11rt AllerlfWI. ........ ~t ,_.., CMll<t.MIHl\tf"'\l•te. t<tlt-.C-t.1111-h<h-Oavt lv~ll•lt ... w.. , 9" Jtlrf. 1'1111.ltff .. t•ell, """- ------~--.. Dally 1"1191 --lly I.ff ,..,.,_ ROB GALEY (RIGKT} TAKES POSSESSION AMIDST THREE ESTANCIA DEFENDERS. Oilers Top LObos, 63·57 By ED BURGART Of t!M Dally Piiot Stall The Huntington Beach High Oilers overcame a rash or turnovers in the second half to post a 63-57 decis ion over the Los Amiizos Lobos of Fountain Valley in their season basketball opener Wednesday night al Huntington Beach. Elmer Combs' Oilers, leading 43.33 late in the third quarter. saw their margin tnmmed to 60 57 with 20 seconds left lo play Rut Mtke U'Alessandro hit a free throw wi th 17 second s re maming ::ind Gary Contreras sank two charily toss~ wttt\four ~t·ronds Id~ pre~1.·rvc the \ H. ton _,, \ppan•ntl\ on their v.ay to Jn <'<I'}' wm. lht' Oilers turned the Rams Roll rro 86-48 Decision By a Dally PU°' WrUer Even thou.ch their coach Rill Odell says they·rc not playing together as a team yet, the Long Reach ll12h Millikan Rams showc.'d th<'} could be CfF 4·A ~-ontenders lh1s year by routme the Edison Chargers or Hunt· tn~~n Reach. 86·48, Ill a non lt'ague season basketball opener Wedne11day night Cof1\tng off a 21 8 11easoo, the visthng Rams quickly bUued the Chargers. bolting rrom a 21-12 margin earl y in the second })('nod to a 46-111 advantage at halftime Tht'y dtd 11 hy running, pM&· ing. rebounding and playing ~ tight man-to-man defem1e that held~dlson to 15 field goals In 7S attempts ( 20 percent). Afterward11 Odell, tn his Alxth vear as head coach, said, "this team has more talent than my 1974 team. But we're not playing together yet.'' For your lnrormation in 1974. MiJllkan adv a need to the CIF 4-A finals, los ing lo Verbum Del 7<Mi0. Although overmatcbed, the Chargen showed flashes of brilliance at times. Guard Mike McCourt scored 10 points and lllustraled he could become Edison's floor leader. ball over 12 times in the second half. SwitchinJ? to a zone derense and applying a full court press, the L obos caused several turnovers-but poor passes and loose officiating caused the Oilers the most trouble. Combs was particularly irate late in the contest when Los Amigos pushed Oilers ballbandlers on several oc- casions lo steal the ball. but wasn 'l called for fouls. It was all Huntington Beach in the first hal f as junior Cary Burt, a 6-7 htgh jumper. sltppe<l around his defender to score 17 of h1s ume-high 21 points in the first 10 minutes. The Oilers went from a 23-18 lead to a 29· 18 m argtn and had a JS.23 lead at the hall. They hit on 15 of 33 field goal attempts in the first two periods while Los Amigos could only connect on eight or23. But the Lobos. gelling good perimeter s hots, hit on their first three attempts or the second half and were never f'ar out of it thereafter. The Oilers' CJQrk Sims, a 6-3 center. hit on two dutch shots in the late stages. including a driv- ing layup with 2: 15 left when Huntington Beach jumped ahead 58-51 t'Of'tf~f'·\ ""ir'IP\·hl\ ,, ....... lt•Jtf l°'Amk)o• CU I Hllftlt"'I ... IH<ft 1, II pl Ip S•"" • 1 I U S • l H l'o\101•\I I 0 0 1 • 0 I I P•~""lll I) I 0 1 I\ 0 • ft 0 j'l\Vldro I 1 0 1 "' l .. ,, f"lf-ll\ ,~ 1. tl bl Score~., w•n.n I• • 16 1t-S7 Hu .. lil'QlO" 6•4111 " u n ,._.> Area Teams Roll El Toro Wins in Double OT El Toro. Mission V1t•Jo and Santa Ana's Mater~ raced to victories in Wednesday's opening salvo of prep basketball action. with only San Clemente stumbl- Ul£. At El Toro the ChargeMi of Wendell Wilt captured a double overtime 57 .54 decisiOf'I over San- ta Ana's Foothill High as Bob Charles connected with four free throws-the last prur with two sceonds lert in the second over- time to ice the victory. Mission Viejo traveled lo San Diego County and came away with a 51-44 victory over Torrey Pines H1gh, led by the floor play of sophomore Pete DcCasas. Mater Oei. meanwhile, blitzed invading Salesian High of L<>s Angf.'les , 88-50. led by four players in double figures and 11 uslsts from Jim Schultz. San C le mente stumbled agaJn11t visiting Downey as the Invaders scored a 79-74 victory. San Clemente got into foul trou- ble in the latter stages and ended up with 2.5 personals for the even- ing. Mlke HUI and Bob Charles led El Toro's attack with 16 points apiece in a lifC that saw the first overtime scoreless as each team held the ball, going for the win- ning shot. Coach Pat Roberts rotated nine players in the Diablos' vie- lory. Mike Bosler led Mission Vlejo's scoring with 14 points and had a dozen rebounds. San Clemente was rolling ear- ly, scoring SJ points in the first hair with a n 18-for -32 perform a nee from the floor. San Cle mente lost a 74.73 lead when Downey scored its last six points from the gr alts stripe. M<Oo<.ald CJ.JtlMm M lf( .... 11 (Ar\Ofl ........ P 0e'411H liuUm•" ,,.,,,,, ,._, .. ~'>Cl•-Mt llO ''It'' Ip I J S I 5.Nrry II J 1 U N .. ly 0 • I) • l+tllll'Qt ~ e 4 .. Tote!\ scen•,o ... .-. l l 4 • J I ) S I J 4 ) n '',, 7• ?• 11 1• IS-It ,~ 11 ., ,_,. M4111M1vi.111111 1, II pl 111 6 1 J 1• Ale,•llMr 4 J l ti Krue,.r 1 • 1 10 l!otrho" I 0 ' t HAwklM I 0 0 J lOlel\ Surt•YOtoar19" 0 0 I 0 I t 0 4 0 0 ' 0 3 ' I I 1' If U JI Mini"'! II It lo Tna•v Pintt\ " 1J 10 ·-~· • I• IS I 4 C'.oyt1n Y~ullt C..r<I• t<•rn••1t ,,..llOd. MarltHlll Hell~ Pwlfllll ~kt>illl """"'"' E l TO<O MaMOell•I fe ti 111 '' Sltelt • l 4 IS Mt<t<Mrn 6 > 2 i. Hiii • J l 11 H¥1ntlt J I 1 I C"°"I l 1 4 I Tol~I\ , 0 0 4 • , 1 u I 0 I J , J 0 ' I I 0 ,1 l•?OllM Surt•YO•er1a<'1 IS •• n IS I-SO "" n .. llT ... IS71' ,, " .. ,, l I S I 8 Cl1tr1H I • I II R ChtrlH 111151- , 1 J I• Tot•I\ J 6 1 ,. 0 0 J 0 0 0 ' 0 1• '' 11 n Orgill Leads Estancia Past Newport, 61-56 By ROGER CARLSON Ol tlM o.u, l'I ... Motif Ray Orgill showed he hasn't lost much from the touch that made him an all-league player os a sophomore as the Estancia High whiz paced his Eagles teammate& to a 61·56 non-league basketball triumph at Newwrt Harbor Wednesday night. Loat for tbe season with a back injury a year ago, the S-11 senior scored 26 points in an especially smooth performance in a tiff that opened the 1976-n season for both quint.els. For coach Jerry DeBusk of Newport Harbor. tn his first year at the helm. 1l was a tough set· back in view of tus t.eam 's weU- played game. The Sailors or Newport Harbor had a 37 -33 lead mid way through the third quarter, thanks to the sharp-shooting or Rob Galey. Lyn Geronlmi, Steve Timmons and Rolf Schwalbe. All were In double figures and Galey pumped in 22 counters. But Orgill scored from 15 reel out, Jefr Krobnfeldt st.61e the ball and went in for a lay-up, then Pele Neumann came through with his patented tip tt> give Estancia the lead, 39-37. • Jl was still nip-and-tuck with 5:43 left in the game when Tim- mons hit a pair from the free throw line to pare Estancia's lead to 45-43, but then the Eagles turned it on." getting a 16-footer from Brad Cooper, a key steal from Krohnretdt and three subse- quent free throws and two chari· ty tosses by Scott Hays. Orgill added his soft touch and Estancia had a 53-43 advantage with2:50toplay. And whil e coach Dave Carlisle's Estancia five was busy doing its thing, the Sailors were hurting from the field. missing their first seven from the floor: in the fourth quarter amidst 12 LB Wilson In 12-5 TrillDlph By a Dally Pilot Writer straight misses going back into · the tb.lrd period. Newport clicked on 40 percent of its shots from the fi eld (16 of 40) and Estancia wasn't much higher (44 .2 percent), but the ex· · tra attempts took their toll (23 or ~). The Sailors turned in a good de- fensive effort with their man-to- man style, but with Orgill operat- ing one-on-one, be was a one-man sbow wttb the ability to drive the lane or stop and shoot over his de· fender. Jim Price wns tough on the of· fens Ive boards for Estancia, while Newport's offense and de- fensive ability was as balanced as Its scoring . l•la•1<le ltt 1 It 11 pl IP P.lt• • ' • 1 l ,..um•nn l 1 ) 1 Cooper 1 0 S 4 C..mp 1 1 7• 0.0111 10 & 1 ,. C<><"'°ll 0 0 \ D ....... , 0 ' t ' KroMl•ldC I 1 l \ lol•i. U I) 1S •I IMI N••l"'r1 C••IO '-' hw•lbo (',t>'""lmt T1mmon\ r,..,,.., ll•...,bvrn Sl•kot It II'' IP 0 0 ) 0 ' ' 1 10 4 4 1 11 • t ) I\) I I • 11 0 1 J l 0 0 7 0 ""'"n O o l o ,.,,... •• u 22 )It $cere•y~tn lhl-14 I\ 11 U 20 •I N-port H•rbOr 10 " • tt-'6 Huntington Beach High's Oilers, in the eliminations for the third straight year. were ousted from the CIF 4-A waler polo playoffs by Long Beach Wilson. 12-S, in the second round at Golden West College. · . The Bruins or Long Beach Wilson coach Ken Hamdorf, never trailed, although Duane Getty 's Oilers rallied in the second period to knot the score at two apiece before Jody Campbell and Larry Rhoads began assert- ing themselves for the winners in MARK BRADBURN (41) OF NH, PETE NEUMANN (23) DUEL. Wednesday's action. G h Pl Campbell was especially effec-auc OS ay live from the corner and he finished with five goals, while Rhoads bit four shots lo keep Huntington Beach away. For much of the first half it was a light, deliberate game with the defenses pushing both ofrenses around.· But once Phil Baustian of Huntington Beach tied the score at 2, the Brulrts came alive with two goals from Rhoads, the OCC Wins, 45-43 With 0:02 to Go first a six-footer with 1: S8 len in By CRAIG SHEFF Ol t!M Delly Piiot Stall the hair. then a penalty toss 12 Little-used guard Brad Sarvak seconds later arter Campbell hit a 14-foot jump shot with two stole the ball and red it to seconds to go. giving Orange Rhoads, who was in tum fouled Coaat College a 45.43 vtclory over in penalty shot waters. UC Irvine's junior varsity Wed. Huntington Beach was still tn nesday night in the opening game tough during the third quarter. pf the Miles Eaton basketball paring the count to 4-3 on Tony tourney at OCC. Wooten's penalty shot and again Thus OCC's Pirates advance to at 5-4 with Bill Taylor connect· the 7 o'clock semifinals Friday ing~thialimewlthl :321eflinthe night against the winner of period. tonight's game matching Santa . c~mpbell then went lo work, Rosa and Imperial Valley. Sad· hitting from the corner, then a t dJeback faces Phoenix tonight at 10-foot ~ob shot ofr a rast break. 9 ln the other first round tilt. then w1\h a penalty shot with In the other game Wednellday, seven seconds left In the quarter Santa Monica toppled Fullerton, to make It 8·4. 73-6.1. A!JY hope for the OUers re-Sarvak'11 shot cUmaxed a wild maming at that point went down second half In which the Pirates the drain with turnovers against blew 8 big lead then went into Wilson's pressing defense. their delay ga,.;,e with a little In all the Oilers connected on over eieht minutes to go and a three of 14 frona the field. whUe four-point lead. the Bruins worked over the HB Sarvak a s-10 Servile High net with nine of 2Hrom the field. grad wh~ wH cut by Fullerton S<--.~ ~e.ac:llWll\Ofl 7 J 4 4-U H""'lneloi> lud1 l I J 1-S HB •<c1•1"9: Wooten'· KNfe '· a..nc1 ... ,, 11111 hylor 1. Lii WllMn scor•no. ~II J, II~ •.McC~mktJ,O'Toolt I. CoUece a year ago, didn't figure to play at all. But when team· male Bill Llscott fouled out with 3:31 to go, Pirates coach Tandy Gillis called on Sarvak. rwo minutes later he hit a pair of critical free throws. giving the Oucs a 41-37 edge with 1 :OS left. Rut UCI, hot shooting in the second half after cannmg only 17 percent of Its shots in the first 20 minutes. lmmf.'d1alcly cut the gap to 41 -39 with 47 second'! lefl on Steve Nelson's jumper. Then, when OCC's Jeff Golden added two free throws JS seconds later, the Pirates appeared to have their second straight vic- tory . But the Anteaters qulckly lied it on a four-point play with 20 seconds to go. Brad Car11on scored on a long jumper and at the same time teammate Dave Knudsen wns routed. The ex-Sonora High stan- dout canned both shots, tying it nl 43. That set up Sarvak's heroics. OCC, also shooting poorly In the opening half (38 percent>, had held a 19-12 edge al the m: termlssion and pushed It to 27-14 with 18 minutes lert. Forward Ed Bell, who also sank 10 points, inbbed nine re- bounds while guard Jim Williams added nine points. From the free throw line, the Chargers nnk 18 of%7. Newport Routs Polo Rival, 17-8 But UCI regrouped and scored nine points in a row <she free throws), cutting the lead to27-23. It was a nail-biter the rest of the way with OCC never holdJng more than a four-point lead. And with four of tho OCC starters playing with foor fouls. Gillis ordered his club to go to the delay game with 8: 18 left. It eventually paid orf. llNlrlQlll ·-.lolWIMlft Krvotr ~'A,.tle o.~. M M.tr1y ·""'-"""'' OOlftby .... , """'"' ht•I\ ,., ...... .. ",_ ... 2 • ~ 10 ~ 1 • 1 I 0 ' 2 1 ' •• 1 o a 2 • 0 , 0 ' 0 ' 4 , 4 , ,. t , 0 • ., By LAURENE KEYS Of ... O•llY ~l ... SU" LAKEWOOD-Launching an aggressive first period attack, the Newport Harbor High Sallon rolled past the best Lakewood Lacera, 1'7-8, In second round action of t.he CJF 4-A water polo ellmln•tiona Wedn.cla,y alter· noon. Ntw_port wlll take ou I..oe Altoe (HadtAda Hel8bta >. • &-5 winntt /JN• ~elm, Jn ~ play at lndependenc. Park ln .Funtmll Sa ., eftc1*a The ddending champion Sailors, aeeded No. 2 ln the playoff~ put together a well balanc effort that sent the Lan· cert re ling. Kevin Robertlon fired in a goal Cll) an extra-man situation in lhe nm minute of the ••me and the troubles for LakewOod were juit beliJulln1. Newport built an lnaurmounl· Ule u.a ba1f'Um1 lud.. blfGn t.b6 Lancen could cat.ch theirbnath. ""'*'t tiPt men·&o-mao defense. paced by the headl-up play of Mike Vellekamp and Joe Beek, forced several flnt half turnovers that led to goals. And offensively the Sailors converted live of five extra-man sltuaUona for &oala ln the flnt half. Robertson WU Newport'• bl• sun with alx 1oala and three U· allta, boolt.lJ\c hi• Haa<Jn total to NioaJa. Duplt• the Jopaided score, eoacJa fill Ban.U •• not all that happy with his ~ors. ''We made aome mental errors that could have c0st us the game ln a cloee match," said Barnett referring to a couple ol miscues made while Newport was in foul trouble. · • Mlat.akea like that could mean the CIF championship," added Barnett. The Dues were sparked by freshman Jon Holland, who hU six of 10 shots from the noor and finished with 13 points before foulin1 out with 8: 39 to go. UClrvlfleJY IUI m10.a,...c.,., It II'' 1, 0 0 • 0 6 I S II ~OP c...-nrr•I! Moo...., ~·Goolrtln KllUClw.11 .,.. I ,, It ,, " i o J 10 l(•r~vl J J J I Holland 2 I 1 S GolOt~ 00100m ... I J l ) LIKOI! , • loldl I t *wut V.,-dltf """·-lot•" • ) ' 11 • l • • , 0 \ , , 0 ) • 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 , ' t 0 • ",,.o, DAILY ptLOT Di Victory Laguna Fontana Attack ConCerns. FV Boss In 7 3.48 Fountain V31ley nigh tootball conch Bruce properly run al can be a very clfective baU·conLrol Mike Yox , a~d to Guy Tate, the fullback, up th .. Pickford view:; his team'i. task in th~ CIF 4·A thing. middle. quarterfm:.ls a:. :.1milar to the Westmmster and Los "We know the wishbone and we know how to de· . "Fontana doun't do a lot of different things, It AJam1to1 confrontauons, yet ""1th a tw1i.t . fend it. You can't let them get you m a auessang JU.St ~om es out and tries lo pound on you. H.is Barons meet the Fontana Steelers Fnday game. you have to take care of your asasagnment Our real problem, however, will be In trying to Prep Soccer VAIUlfV ,_._ Ill It > Ct•••- t.dl'°" "°'i"' ........ . JUHJOlt YAIUIT\' ··-Ill 10 Cl•re-£ti'°" " ....... 1( ....... lf•O•M '°'°H ••-tti 111 c..,,._ YAllllTV • By a Dally PUot Writ~r Terry Haught had the quickest hands on the court and an unerring shooting eye as he paced the Laguna Beach High Artists basketball team t.o a 73·48 opening victory over h os t R a n cho Alamitos High Wednes· day night. rught at 8 at Orange Coast College and the Citrus .. otherwise you're in deep trouble ll takes a score on Fontan•. Fontana has an excellent Belt League lra ·champions march an with a ground· very disciplined Jerense to contain it." · linebacker in Rick Silve~orn and thtt salely, Ron onented game. but bent on the wishbone atta<'k-. . Carter, is extremely physical. IO\ftff CHI UI UI 891u Or..._ MO •C0rl"11' 0 1•410\ 1. I.Add r Ve"'"°'' something Fountain VaJJey really ha:;n't been test· Pickford reports no changes in the Fountain "This game is going t.o be a head-knocker and J ed og:11nst all year. Valley .armor. althou~h center Tif!l Bienek ~ould don•t think we can out-muscle them. We've got lo go .. Marina used the wishbone for about a quarter see act1~n after missm~ last weeks. game with a with what we do best. on us but they were really ineffective. Our kids coocussaon suffered against Los AlamJtos. "Fontana is reminiscent of St. Paul's defense; a JUNIOR YA•$1TV ""' ... o.i It> (ti ..... 0•-MO "Otl"11 M•< 0-.ht, J •• ,,, destroyed it and that may hurt us against Fontana "Westminster had stroog backs and a tough good, solid 50 oc:casionally going to a 4-3 look. Fon· ·~----------, because this Ii, not Marina we're playing," says line like Fontana and JUSl came right at us," addi. lana probably s tunts a litUe more and brings Its Pickford. Pickford. 'Tm sure we'll be seeing that from Fon· ends around. We're not expecting too many tncks "Some say the WlShbone is a poor offense, but tana. They hke to go to the outside to the halfback, from Fontana.·· Haught, a 5· 11 Junior guard, was all over the s K • R court stealing the . baJI ea ings out from the green-shirted Vaque r os or Rancho Alamitos. ·th~fir~:~u~:t~,s~eh~~.~~ El Rancho 21-7 also hll four successive ' baskets without a miss lo put coach Ed Burl- ingham 's Artists in front to stay Haught had nme steals ror the night as the Artists grabbed 18 from ·the outclassed Vaqueros. The little guard hit seven of eight attempts from the field for 14 points. The 18 steals added to the total of 33 turnovers by Rancho Alamitos with Wade Freier and Phil McManus each collect- ing three. Ben Bacon, the 6-6'-z center, moved to a slow start, failing to connect in the larst period but picking up 19 points for the night for individual scoring honors. Jt was a typical open- ing game, however, ragged and full or personal fouls and turnovers. Each team was assessed 27 fouls during the action. 20 or them coming m the fmal period after r eserves look over for the Artists Laguna Beach had a good shooting night. hit ting 52.6 percent from the noor and canning a remarkable 70.4 percent for the second half. The stubborn Laguna defense held the Va- By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ... 0..HY l'li.l 5Mlf Dean lleck a nd Paul Semonsen propelled the Corona del Mar offense at a point-a-minute pace in the early going as the Sea Kings breezed to a 21 ·7 victory over El Rancho High in CIF 4 A waler polo playoff action at Newport Harbor lhgh Wednesday afternoon. The victory places the Sea Kings in the quarterfinals against Sunny llills Saturday at In dependence Park in Fullerton. Sunny Hills defeated N'Cwbury Park, 21·5, Wedriesday. Saturday·s game will be at 2:30. The offensive fireworks provided by the Heck· Semonsen combination in the first 11 minutes, ac· counted tor seven of the first eight CdM goals. Six of the scores came as a direct combination or these two, one passing and the other scoring. The Corona del Mar derense also played a b11! role in stopping the El Rancho Dons with steals. blocked s hots and'close guarding. The only time El Rancho sfored in the first three periods was when the Sea Kings were playing a man short. The first four Dons goals came in this manner. "Heck and Semonsen play good oHense together.·· coach Jim Kruse said after the game. The coach was much happier than alter an earlier victory over Los Alanutos. .. We played with more intensity today, .. he added "Some or the shols we missed the other day were going an today. u ·s all a matter of execution and 1r we can continue to improve an execution, at "111 help. w c·11 have to do itto continue " After the score went lo 11·2 with two minutes re- maining in the second quarter. Kruse subst ituted freely the rest of the way with all or the 18 players on the roster gelling into the action. 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Although dominating in the first and s econd periods, the South Coast League champion Trojans were tied al rt with Beverly Halls after a con· servative first half Uruversity came out with a pressing defense an the third period. The aggressive defense. get· ting standout performances from Geo ff Madsen and Kirk Sampson . forced numerous Beverly Hills turnovers and in· tercepted several passes. And University goalie Jack Graham, credited with 14 saves . accounted for four steals. Campbell was the only University scorer Ul the first half and contributed another goal 1n the crucial third period vru"'"''*'• I \ • • '' fi, . .,,_,;r H11f\ " t I 1 4 Sc.ottnq Un• P (MTH•b•·lt !. 8.l~• l M.owin SaiMO'O"l BH M M !o \ ~ ,...1 l\Otl? Top Cyclists Vie Motocross Finals at Anaheim Jim Weinert of Laguna Beach and Pierre Kars makers of Mis· sion Viejo will be among 80 riders competing in the second annual American motocross finals at Anaheim Stadium Saturday night A new and spectacular single jump has boen added to the man made course that is completely within the confines of the baseball stadium. It is known as the King Kong jump and will measure 130 feet in length and stand 20 reel high. Construction of the jump re· qwred 12 tons or steel with 1,000 cubic yards of dirt covering the track. "This thing is huge and de· vastating. •· Weinert said after \'lewang the construction thts week. "It is scary. We aren't used Lo something this big m a closed area "ll will be a lot harder than the peristyle end or the Coliseum. We will have lo go wade open over the King Kong jump and you will be m the air a longlime .• .,. from an outdoor race? "A closed circuit coune is only about a half mile lo three-quarter long and it is far more exacting," Weinert says. Outdoot courses run 1'2-2 miles in length. En· durance is the key outdoors and sklll is the dominant factor in stadium racing. , Weinert has bad his troubles at the Coliseum and last year at Anaheim. He finished second overall a year ago al the Coliseum but raced with a bad knee this year. Al Anaheim a year ago, he had pneumonia and didn't compete. He r ecently rinished third over· all in the 10-race Trans-America senes that began in Oruo and ended m Phoenix recently. Other riders compet.ang Satur· day include Tony DiStefano. Mary Smith, Jimmy Ellis, Gary Jones and Kent Howerton. Tickets are available through Ticketron and at the Anaheim Convention Center. Practice and qualifying are at S, opening pageantry at 7:30 and the first race at 8. Cubs Sign Dark CHICAGO Alvm Dark, a s tandout player and former You Ct in still huy one ti our 4.000-e.O:JO St.iu.°are loot 1n1111~l11 al b111l(hr'lgc; -.1 IJOl\1Ut! t '"rl<Jorrnn1. un <..t l\CPJ,I tor only 10 clown T Ile 30 l>U1ld1nq., ul Ph.i ,,, IV of e 1n tht: llt!Jrt uf tilt! n::ition·s largest mc1~tl'r plunned 1ncJU!.lt1.il .irr .. J, in Orange County, Ne 1r ;,11rport ;ind the mll!r ~eLlion ol S;in ()1L'Q ,mrl New1 •11t lrt·ew.iy•. S1 t: our m ~Ir •I , rn<t mukt~ y• 11 11• .<'rv.1h·1n"> now C ill ycur I 11 k"t 01 Jolln Alstt0ni. m.inJgi.:1 , I '>vies .inrt f~' i ,1nq 11 (114> q/•J Cj:_lQ'., <H t21Jj 680 (1-ll' KOU./IRVINE CENTER ~1110A Mt1t::lfl LO!fl Or. Costa Mt:!>il. C.1 ~.1u~u IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Flagmen will be stationed to warn oncoming riders when so- meone might be down on the far side or the jump or a massive pileup might ensue. It is estimat- ed the nders will be airborne for 60 feet coming off the jump. Is racing on a closed circuit course such as this one different manager, has signed as rlrsl ..._ ________ _ base coach for the Ctucago Cubs. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 0 STARTS AT THIS SATURDAY 12:45 I WEEK-END FEATURES SATURDAY: The $20,000 INAUGURAL .SUNDAY: The LONG BEACH SPRINT . Quarter Horses Tues. thru Sun. Dec. 4-Dec. 24 Grandstand S~cials: I • Ladies 50¢ Wednesdays • Senior citizens 60 and over only $1.00 Tues thru Fn. Heating throughout On Kbtella Near 605 Fwy. 4 EXACTAS DAILY You'll enjoy the Turf Terrace. Excellent menu. Great cuisine. For reservations call: (213) 431·0922 or (714) 995-3877. You 'll like the variety of dishes and quick service in the modern cafeteria and conveniently placed snack bars. For tickets and information call (213) 431 -1361 or (714) 995.1234. LosAlami 1• •I ,, .l ,.. l I~ ( " .. ... UNIVERSITY HIGH GOALKEEPER JACK GRAHAM MAKES..:..A:....S.:..T_O:....P_. ____ _ University Goalie Rated JC, Prep Wrestling One of Country's Best By l.AURENJ:: Kl :\~ 01 l"-t 041ly Pilot St .. u l\n excellent ~oalll' ll -. bt•(•n Scud . <-.111 m..ik1• Jll ;ncrage w.ilt•r pol11 t<•am look good. and ,1 good team a cha mpion /\nd Umvcr!>1ly lhgh t frvtnel coach ('hul k Morri:-. :-.ays ht.• has one 11f the be:-.t. ltagh sl'ho11l goalies 111 the couutry lll Jack Graham. got to block 11 We do 1t ovt'r and O'l-l'r and 1l ha:,, hLlpcd me O\ crcomc any fl'<t~ of th<' hall a n<l helps nw Jnl1e1pale :-.hots " < lhv1ous ly the drill hCts v.orkcd Graha m w a'! ~elected South Coast Lcu~ue (·o- player of the year with Corona del Mar goaht• Al an Launer. Fu rt h c r m o r t· . Ill' was alc;o r hosen the l'n1vers itY . thl' ~outh mo-.t v:1 luahll• I~ • .ind un- ('11:.1<>! Lc·a~u1• rt1.1rnµ11111 , clcr µIJycr Jt lht.• llawa11 1:-. :-•·t•cll•d :\o ·I in the CJ I" tournument in August. 1 ApLJ\off, And he was selected 111 11 u t " h .11 m .1 k e s th<' all tournam ent t1•arn G r.1h~11:i 11n1· of lh<' l>t•"l" .1l the Stanford Im 1la .. L t l' k '> I .ti I II. 2 ) t I 0 n a I l' a r II er 111 th t.: IA-ht<'h fl\"' h1rn the ~eason h1•1i.:ht .u ul .1rm -.pan Al the St a n fo r d 11> 1 Lo prnll'rl th1• m·t. toumt•\ l 'n1\'crs1t:> to.st "aY' '\1111ri-. \nd hl ., 111 :'\t.v. port II irhur I I. ll'llc k .ind i•nocl .it .111 111 lhl (tnJb t11•1patini.: '-' tl"'m ~ of Thl' tl•ams m et a~Jlll tt'"'" 11•t'l'nlh .ind 1l Jppear1.,.J \11ortl 1n~ to ~1 11rn· .1 l n 1\I r ... 1ty had t h<' ro.1<'h mu'>l 11f1< n put ht' m11nwntum 'I he mat<·h v.1•Jkl''l ... -..1m mu 1n th•· \\t•nl in t o o\'erl1m1· m" hut th.11 d m·-.11 t Jllfl hc£11re \:cv. port !JaJ.!J.:l'<.I htnGrah.1m lhcv.m.75 ·Jack 1s nn<' of our In th<' m atch Graham l>t>st swimmers and he':. v.as c r t"dited witb 13 • 1 cood all-round athlete 'ave:.. alth o ugh h is 111·" played football and ~ewpo rt counterpart liasketbull :rnd he's com Handv Parole had 14 fortabl<' with lht• ball Gr.a hdm con s iders That 's important," says Parole and La uner two !\tnrn"I of thf' tuoghest in the But protrd rni.: that m•l Jrt',1 " n n t•,1s\ J nh and "l'arolt• comes out nf <;rah am ... s ut·t 1•-.<; has l,he ne t a lot,'' s ayh not comt' without a lot of C'i'aha m ''That r an be \.\ork and concentration rully risk'. but he's so The poh t'd Junior f1..-els c1u1ck h<' c.1n gel away a .itood deal of h1i. pruh v.1th 1t · ctt•n<'V has 1um1' fmm "Jack 1s able to rome thl' lnlf•n•o,t J llll ll lllM1r1 out ll( lht• n<'l too," 'i<I)'<; 'ho'll. n h\ hl'-f ,1tllC'r Morris · It d<'pl'nds a lol \h 1l.1rt '-"Ori..' v.1th on the team we nrc pwy- m.· nn .1 hln<'king rlnll tnl: and hi'., been known '•H " <;ra ham . whose to steal the ball more ra'th 1•r ''a 'lfavy thanonC('lhalwav " rh.1pl;11n llP II th ro~ Graham 1-. ro~lent to th1• h.111 al m1 .incl I \t' b<> in lh<' nC'l r.1 tht•r than Prep Grid Aces Coaches S.lect Pt eyers of Week out m the field with the shooter-; " I 'll lcaH the sbootlllg to Larrv Baba and Peter C amp.be ll ," !>a y s Graham refernn~ lo his teammates. "l have no des tr<' lo get beat up in th<' tank." A goalie never sees hi-; name in the scoring col- umn. but Gra ham says that doesn't bother him. "If you're good, you 'll g<'l notin•d." h r s ays College Basketball Armv 11 Lth 9n "-• f ~fdh.ttf• ~ s y •Mil 60 H•'""' J ,, 'Suonflf 1•IO \ .. tt t ,-' LJAtH"°' 11~ \I ·-' """'" '" ..... "-f\f" ')' 'l M •• -' t·~ ·II\ 'I) Pfl""<elf'W'I \1 N.t•Y l• Prn<t ~l"tt'to., .&\''''"OI•"'\ 11 \• ~"'"'"o !IJ\ ~.,, o~c•·n on I SMU n J1 4t'rU"tQIOn ., \t• . .,u~ 10°' (OfQ"'t•6J w V fQ ,.,.. 7, V• T111ch 1l A 1f).trn-4"'°' \.l>ulh(,,.rOl·f'l•M AYW'•Hll) Rtt hrnQ"'f1 ") (.:<t rn' tit\ • -.,rm.H'I '1 f (-tr ·n.& /0 W t 1U iU011·1 l04J• " llf 4t V•n41•rtull 11) l)f M,, .. ,,,.po1 M Mo "'"' ·'' '" '4 Mt''''' •OOf \t t 1. TttJt St Id N (~MIU\I "O, Mtr\IH ll Ill Ptnn,'tlh''"AA IOI. 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West are the favorites t.o meet lo In other action, Mdler Del of the championship game of the Santa Ana clashes with Orange state J C wate r polo tournament, In opening round action of the set Friday and Saturday at Canyon <Anaheim l tournament. Golden West. Dave Brown's Barons are com· Coach Tom Hermstad's GWC ing <llf a 17-9 season and feature Rustlers (31 · l > take on Modesto the likes of 6·3 guard Scott Ford (24·7) in the opening round Fri· and' 6--0 guard George ~arrios, day moroin11 at 11 :4.S. bo~ o! whom saw coru11derable Tlylt follows the Orange Coast- aclion aasl season. Aestvvalley till at 10:30. OCC's rates. the South Coast Con- calendar ferencc champions. come into the game with a 24-6-1 record, ,rld•y IDK . 11 Footbilll-Ct F ... pl•vort\ fFontJtW \o' fOUf' t•·n Vollt r 11 Orono• C"4H c.o11<9o11p"' S..\aettNll-H"'"llnQ'tOft &.•ti •t l 1 ... Ab"• Newoor' ....... "°' ., (O\t• Ml'W. RM <l'tO AIJmll~ ... E\tel"l(ll Torrey PIM\., OMW Hllh ~· V•llf'\' 4\ e1 Toto. 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HtilrUy ll>e<. 41 cron co....1rv-<1 F llnal• al Mt. !Ml\ Anlon•o C.Ollete 1104 m I Wre,tllno-~ountoln V1lloy el Ml MIOU"I '""'""Y CJ a m.I. Ed»Of\ •I (.oron.1 oel MM 6 w•v 19 am 1. Nt wPOrl HarbOr Al Cerr•to' s woy tOt.JrMf f9 • M > M•ttn• at B•ktwl" .. .,. I way i.o..rnev CIO • m I. Co••• Mew ., Viol\ loumoy, o ..... Hiii,, •I Minion Vlt JO "°"'" \<NrtV v Clo f.I TllWO •"" S.n Clu nenle •l • m t. Uruwr\Uf •t 8ru IOtlrt\ty CIO 1 m I. Or-C.0.>I """ Golclt-n Wt\t •t SoutJ\wei.t•rn tout M Y ct\ Chui• VU.1• Socct,.-S..n Ct<:"'~nl• •1 Edhon JV tou""'Y' firushing third last week in the Southern Cal tourney. · West Valley, the second place team in the Northern Cal tourna- ment, has a 21 -4 record. Golden West's lone loss was to West Valley. which the Rustlers later re1tersed. De Anza (16-0 ) opens the tourney at 8 Friday morning against Fullerton (17-13). The other first round game matches Long Beach (22-3) and College of Sequoias (26·7-1). Golden West, the Southern Cal champion, is led by sophomores Tom Crook , Todd Leeds and Terry Rice. Crook has scored 104 goals this season a nd 176 in two years at Golden West to rank No. 3 on the all-time s coring list. Kurt Westerfeld 086) holds the record with Don Caskey (177) just one ahead of Crook. Leeds and Rice a.re both top de- fensive players . Oram?c Coast is paced by iigh-scorinj Oscar Trout, but the Pirates have been getting very consistent play out or Ian Crockett, Eric Elder, Jim Davidson, Greg Scott and Corey Ward. And Pirates goalie Blll Rlcc Is rated one of the beat in the state. Trout has scored U4 goals WS' seuon and 149 ln two years, both records . ~r .. H'•S•- -l m F ultitf" tOft v' 0• AnM • 1~ Lonq 8eac~•• Coll-ofs.-l•._ 10 10 Oro~ Coo>l •l w .. 1 Volltv 11 o --0o1oon w.-1 •• 'M-.10 1-#ullertOf'I Oe Atu• 1ose1 "' LO"I 9M<:h Coll-of S.quolH IO•U , n 0,,.,,,. Co•\I W•il V•U•• IO\tr "' Go4Gvn Wn~MOdt 'to IO\•t '°'""'"''' sc-1· I •"' f'ull•rtOft 0. Ant• .,,,,,,..., ~• L..-.O &1.cr.-1i1Quo1a\w1nfttt • ti Ot•n.,e Co•SI Wt\t Veltf'W' Wif'M't'f' ~ c;o~Wnt MocM1to-wl~' 10 JO ~ .. ,.in 11110 9•""' H 1\ Conwl•UOftQ•*"'• 1 l"trO pta<e o•mt 1 1~-<1W1m_.it1po""e HB Girl Runner Takes AAU Title Katie Deni of the Patriots Track Club of Huntington Beach won the lJ.year -old girls cross country championship ln Miami, Fla. Saturday with a time of 11: u .o for the 2v,.mile course. Kelly Certo of the Blue Angels Track Club and a student at Fountain Valley High School, finished fifth in the race In ll: 28 and Sharon Hulse of the Patriots and a student at Edison JUgh, was sixth in ll: 30. There were 110 competitors in the race repre~enting every state inlhe U.S. Two super deals on new Chevrolet Vegas and Chevettes. $200 Cash Bonus. Direct from Chevrolet. Between n ow and January 10, 1977, you can get a $200 ca1h bonus on: an.v new Chevy Vep or Chevy Cheveue delivered from stock. And the same bonue applies to any Vega or Chevette ordered by December JO, 1976. o This $200 ca11h bonue applie1 reprdlets of the purchaee price you ngrce on with your dealer. o You can uae thi11 $200 agaln1t the down payment. Or, if you prefer. you will rec~ive a check fl'Q..,_m Chevrolet. o Elther way, if you act quickly, )'Ou'll benefit with a $200 caah bonus. o That'11 the ftrAt super deal. Now, herc'11 the eecond. $237 80 California Buyers Bonus. J Up to $23780 in extra equipment: When you buy a new 1977 Chevcue or Vega for delivery in California. you alto aer our California Buyer'• Bonu1. o With a new Chevette you get biu ply, white stripe tlre•J tlnted glaS11; nvin1..out rear wlndow1; wheel tdm 1'ing•; bumper rub stripe (plus body sill motdlnp on the Chevette Scooter). AU liatcd at no utra charge on the price 1ticJcer. o With a ne\Y Vega, you 1et 1teel·belted radial-ply blackwall tire1r tinted 1la11; 1wln1-out wlndoww (not available o n the Vesa ~).All at no extra charie. o Thatts up to $237.80• worth of extra equipment. AU ac no mra char6•· o Now you know why we call It a euper deal. ( . . . .. OOMER l Wt.JI OUT Wll~ A ~L G{PSv LA?r Ntui.t r . ._,l;UY' INSIDE WOODY ALLEN u £/.IA/le f AAJOfH6"t< /11/ MY ! CO#TfMc/(1110 t SCRt5 oF ! ewu6Hl£1J1A16 : VfAUJ6<Jes ~ 11./t(H /lit llRCICF I l/€tMllOb(Z.-f eur<oPe'> i te/10/ff/6 ~ f'fl1t.0>01111€R,, : " RJHKY WINKERBEAN b Wrn. F. Brown and Mel Casson by Joe Marthen by Tom Batiulc 1 £n.l'T WANT 40t.l FOO.Jt.b AROOND Pl.1¥.>IN6 .STAA 1l'EK ! fH 15 BAfCH OF &RADE scM ~Effi HA$ To BE COMPLE.TED RJ61ff ~.UNDERSTAND? mi&i! rn!! hJll WHJl !lfill!I, SCllH~! 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' ---------· .,. ,_...sheor'• Notlu: All real estate advertiu>d 111 Uus newspaper 1s 11ub- Jecl t.o the Federal fo'alr lfous ing Act of 1968 which INlkcs il illegal lo advertise "any pre· fcrence. limitation, or discnmanation b11scd on race, color, reliiclon, sex, DM1I°" of H.taor lnv"hMftt Co. or natiornil ongin, or an ----------------• intention to make ~ny G...,-of t 002IGfltffol I 002 ~ucb prererence. limata· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •i•••••••••••••••••••••• tJon, or discnmmallon." 1--------•I STUPENDOUS 'l'hls neW11pa~r will not tARGAIH HUNTERS DUPLEX knowingly accept any FIXER U":H View of Water & Lights advutlsing for r eal 4 Bedrooms, 2 bat.h. 4 Bdrm & Den + 3 Bdrm e!ilate wtuch is In viola· family room, formal dm· & Patio. One or the few t1on oflhe law. 1':11: plus eul·m kitchen. large duplexes on the ---1 his 2000 sq.fl . home market. Live in one and Hou.es fOf' s• needs h~~p Asking only rent the other for ap. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.000. Call S40.l LSl preciation & deprec1a· CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates. Realtors General I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uon. $154,500 / G....,.al ~HERITAGE I 002 Geftttol 1002 41B>ROOM + FAMILY ROOM 1/1ACRE Quiet tree lined street lo pnvate dn ve. St.><:luded \!n lry to lavis h living room. Epicurean kitchen -separate family room. New carpel and sparkl· ing paint! Sweepi11g master bedroom com· plex. Huge, huge 1rear yard! Room for poo and maybe tennis ! Seller bought new trnd must REALTORS OH THE WATER --------•I Beautiful view from this Mediterranean flavor 2 SHARP 3 IDRM Story home .with 4 Bdrms er. I 900 & large patio. Beach. out ~ ' £root. $119,500 Low down pymnt for this charming hrdwd floor -WATtRFRONT home. Cozy brick frplc. HOM(.~ Don't miss this cut1e. REALESTATE 5'i5·9-t9l. . 631-1400 Huntington Bch ···•·················•· ..•......•....•........ UNIQUE FOR UDO Luxunous Cum hvrni: in cstm bll home on Lido's widest street w/casy ac· cess lo 3 car garage! 41 bdrms, 3 bath~. ram rm & xtra hobby rm. St!!ps tq wate r & beach. ~6-7711. ----- Newpqrt Custom Walk to beach or boat. Sun bat~ on large sun· deck. 2 RR, family rm, 2 ba, cus t. Newporter. Must see to believe! A re- al baream at $149,500. For appt. call 64 .3474 --~ • • • VISTA BONITA, N.B. Another attractive BLUFFS FRAN· ClSCAN condo. Freshly redecorated; 3 bdrms .• 2~ baths & !rplc. Price ju.st reduced to $112,000 HON £uof1M1fi111b -• ehlig'11iatl • • ............... CORONA DEL MAR · 675-3000 Gettttal I 002 GtMrOI I 002 .............................................. ~ "" .. ioo2 (itMf'OI . IOOZ ...•......•.. , ••••.••...........••.•..•.•..... Attractive 4 bdrm. home on comer lot. Bay views from living room & up· stairs bedroom .. $185,000 JASMIHI ~ -CJ>.M. , sell ! Try $6500 down I Qw ck! S.17·6010 -BLUFFS $79,950 Deane Home Clean, neat, 4 bedrm, Walkef&lee Reel fstat11 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Ete1ant 3 BR 2th bath beauty in new private area with security gate. Hardwood noors, lush cp~ & drapes. $1'9,500 un!urn. $l69,500 furnished. <-"1111 Iii 'I • If' t•1t1 f()f!( Nt(f t [~IHAilil l·Lcvel end unit. 3 BR .. 2 ba., frplc. Lge. pnvale patio. fam rm, recenlly painted 1 _______ _ in and oot. lioal door, patio, ige back yard. MEWPORT SHORES XJnt family home. Of· 2-Story A·frame; wood fered at a low $80,500. beamed ccil1 n11 s; 4 Hurry on this one!! bdrm s . , ~ bu l h ~ ; SMELLTHlS Beautiful home-nothing smells better than new plush carpets & fresh paint. Squeaky clean t.hruout. 4 Big bedims, 2 baths. Family room, fplc, all the extras! Great Costa Meu Joca· lion near schools. Just listed at $68,500. Call M0-1151 141 Bay\1d1· Or•v" N B bl';; blbl 21 It S. Jn''• ... ...., · HEWPORT CIMTll. M.I. '4C.:.tl 0 Getter al 1002 G....ial I 002 Geteeral 1002GeMf"GI tOOZ ···········~··········· ........••.••.•........ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WATHFROHT P1er1floal. Choice IOC3· hon. 4 BR .• 2 batno;;, 2 frplcs .. lgc. pauo. new dcok Won't last lonii al HELEM I .DOWD REAi. TOR 644-0134 PUT YOUR TAX SSS TO WORK ....-....$uPERB f-fOMES RU TY I 1555 W. S.k•t,C.M. secluded patio. Walk to ~ach, pools & tennis. Reduced to 585,000. 673-3663 &l.2·2253 Eves associated MESA VERDE Ch~~!P~ ~t~~oom Immaculate two-story with hardwood noors on T~wnhouse with central 1 big lot. 1-'ull price air-cond1llomnt ., pnvate ~.l!OO. Spruce up and patio, community pool save. CALL 751·3191 TAIEOVH GILOAH On lhi.s spacious 3 bd. Z ba POOL home. New crpts & fres h pa int thruouL Payments aro $3118/mo i.ocludin& laxes when you purchase sub- ject to ex is Ung G l loan. Jusllisl.edl ~7711. srn1.soo Nut to MarUt Buket 54'9·86S5 BROKE RS AfAI T(IPS lQ1t,~ 9olb<ot>' .,, lalboo lay Prop. R.alton lnvcst 10 a condominium ~~~~~~~~~I and loads or charm. Priced for quirk sale C:::SELECT * 675-7060 * or sml house & rent 1l ~~~~~~~~~l out. UniL'i no available --------•1---------1 . drom 52S.OOO to sso.ooo. Decorator's Choiu IEST VALUE SELL idle items with a CENTURY PINANCIAL Super 3 bedrm + den. IH ILUFFS! ~HERITAGE REALTORS with low interest rate as· T' PROPERTIES sum.able FllA loan. FuU price $46,500. CALL iJ 7SJ·3191 HOUSE of GLASS °"Che.HI in H.I. Spacious 4BR, 3BA, den & gam m. Gourmet kitcb, brkfst nook & formal din rm, $91,500. Agt..673·7601 Iii. Daily Pilot Cla11sified Ad. REALTORS7S2·5353 Featuring 2 fireplaces, Reduced Sl0,000! View or -----•-lots of pane l1n 1?, water & night hghL,; 3 !pSELECT IEAT ' $©~dtl~-c!££!rS .. PROPERl'tES __ IMR.ATIOH . . That Intriguing W orcl Game wit h a Chuckle wallpaper. plush crpts. bdrm&., 2~ baths; splil lgcbedrms.Jusllisted!! l~vel. Very pr1 vule, Don 't miss it! Priced on· c n I a r i: c d p a t i o . ly $88,000. Localed in Coo~">erattve seller will Mc s a Verde , Ca I I allow for some dccorat- 546-5880. inK chuni:es. $133,000. Jnvest those dollars In 1--------RENTALS hard-to-find Income pro· CorOfteldefMcr JASMI NE CREEK'S PRIV A Ti LAKE This sharp single story Cluster home has it all. Pool, jacuzrl, lal(e & lov- ely clubhouse. 3 bd. 2 ba, lg~ patio, s urrounded by lu s h g rn belts. Decorators delight, done in earth tones. Only $68,000. 545-9491 Gnat h1n1tmt1tt! O i r-'Jrtono• f.ett•rt cf the 'owr K'omba..d W"Otd• bt· low to '""'' '°"' Mmple wo•d> ~HERITAGE Call to see. perty. Tip· lop quality un· 1ls in good rental area or DUPLEX most popular model. Costu Mesa. Ideal for One of the best rtoor Plan 2 with 2 bedrms & live·in owner or owners. plans and locations in den ; on greenbelt with Two, 2 bedroom units town. Each unit has 3 ocean view from patio. A plus nexible owners unit bedrm, 2 bath, family bargain at $725 per mth. Lorge bldg. + largo l Bll apt over double gar., with &ood lease on beau. ly shop. Eaat..side C.M. location. GAOEHA I I I I I' 11 C. F. Colesworthv _______ 1 RULTORS 640.0010 REALTORS • for $149,000. Call for de· rm, fireplaces, & bltn on yearry lease. includes Call Day or Nile 646-3928 eves: 548-~t I VET O A f • 1 I I' I I . ... M W tails. 673·8550. kitchen. Separate laun· a 11 a men l t I es ••• "' ~y orkshop! r>1,,1111 <1 ·H•W"lmu"'ru• dry rooms. Walk t o Clubhouse, pool jacuzzi, For Real Estute Invest· [ I schools & shopping. A tennis cow13. -~=~~:~s~::~alon ~~,U~Hjf ~~t.ee! ! $149,500. ~ ~!£~~n~~~ .·.' ; , Lachenmyer Realtor 1 TAFLA I .,__ 1 _.. 1 ,- 1 --... 1 ,-i u Show ""'• COl'l<eil«l minis- . . • • • _ I r <1t1d I 11 llo,, you <1n - Dee. 4, 8AM-4PM. Hear per mlh. '9 UHfTS.OCEAH George H. Ander11on, one 0 N LA R KS PU R •• 2 ol Amenca's best Real $59,950 bdrm, 2 bath, no pets, ,,.EWSIOY" PRIME ARIA tl l I FAOARt I t-.....-1--rrl f ...,..,, i,.--y-1 -, -1 e ('......., ..... •h• thw~I• _.., .___.._ ......... __ ._ _ __.... ---"·~ y"u ::v~~ .. 1,;. ::. ';;ft1 =• E s t a t e P a p e r one car gar. $375 per WATERFRONTCONDO $161,500 ---------'au t h o rl t I es. Ca 11 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1 .:=::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;: mth, yearly lease. Very 45' slip, new panoramic 2short blockst.ooceanln Exdllli•e Tmtilt 714·346·8808 <You may charming home with 11_• ________ nice. bay view. $255,000 incl! pr.ide of own~rship 2 STORY, 2 Br, Condo call collect). A presenta· near new plush carpel· BREAKEf\S DRIVE .. on land. Mov e in b) nc1g~borbood. High sla· o :; ... :·::"~1~ ... r 1' r 1· r i. r I' 1 w/Frplc & Air cond. t1on o.r P r ofesi11onal ing. Wood shingle roof. COVIMGTOH Big Corona Beach. 1 Chris tmas. Own e i blc income will show Comm. pool. encl 2 car Educa!1onal Ins titute of Beautiful landscaping 4_,.LEX bdrm & coavertable den. 640-8161. Prine only. cash flow with minimum g;ir &palio. $43.950. PalmSpnngs w/spnnklers fro.nt l!nd $123,500 Fabulous view. $650 per --------reqwrro down payment. o ~ ... :t.Mt•t '"'I I I I I 8 I I I THE HOMESELLERS . rear-localed in fine 1700 sq. rt. owner's suite mth. Yearly lease. MESA VERDE llurry! Call Cor complete C 353 !lave somethmi: ~o srll! neighborhood nr s_ Coasl with fireplace plus three COLE-OF NEWPORT Super 5 br. Extro lge detail$ and preview oC • SCRAM·LETS AA1.slweln inFCllo(uiTflcoltiOftT 1 5 0 1 OOLJS Nall AM752·5 E Class1f1ro ads d~cl~ Plila.za. 22~'AHYT.· IM~E. ~~'::!thT~~~ert~ 2515 ~.Ec~tiT2:.~dM. ~J!1%u!i~v~nc~~· r~~ g:;~1 ~,~l.opportunily. ments. S car garaRC. 675-5511 park/or gotr course. All °"'"'1119•!1HtJNroe1N1Ct• Best buy In this VERY•---------for only $152,500. Call [& IJil!l'li 111 :;:~~~.;r1~"i. ean to-BETTER THAN NEW &·--·~ Jifu1 i \A <JN N r1111 ·11s 1uNmn1Nr<;f' Newport Beach Duplex· "15'aeeodote$ _ ,..., . STATEMENTS .FILED IN 1971 srAH•sH !•lt~#tn1~I· ~:!~e~~~:~ ... MANSION . ~::; -=-==•••••..., Juxury units, on corner MUST BE REFILED OMHILL fee lot. Full pri ce POOL+ •" ... CH J<'lnd what you want in $12S,OOO.CALL556·2660 -Daily Pilot Classifieds. BY DECEMBER 31, 197 6. ~~:id:;~~;:t~nl~: !i:~~••••••••••~~~2 ·~~~~IES those with changes must be REPUBLISHED at time of refiling HERE IS THE LAW:- 1ausmess and Professions Code) Sec. 17917 (c) Where a new statement is required because the prior statement hn~ rxpired under subdivision Ca) of Section 17920, the new statement need not be pubUshed unless there has beeo a change in the Information required in the expired statement. Sec. 17920 (a) Unless the statement opires tarlier undel" subdivision (b) or Cc), a flclllious business name statement expires ilt the end of five yea~ from ~ember 31 of the year in which it was filed in the office or the county clerk. Sec. 17917 (b> SubJ~ct to the requil'Cments of subdivision (a), the newspaper 1el~tod for the publicaUon of the statement should be one tbat circulates in the area where yic bwliness is to be conduc~ Free Forms Available at THE DAILY PILOT 330 WEST BAY ST. OOSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 (714) 642-4321 EXT. 332 .. ~. - tainers penthouse. Vault· ed ceilings add drama to artistic settine. Huge noor·lo-ce1hng crackling fireplace. Gourmet pub kitc hen . Massive hideaway master suite+ guest quarters. Terrace overlooks sparkling pool &grounds. 963-7881. Ol'IN 1119 • H \ fUN JO ll HICf' ~HMfl VA Buyers Call .. ow MIWf'OAT II.CM · LUXUIY Best buy hl O.ycrest I 2SOO Sq. lt. ot pure class! Four mautve bedrooms, with aecluded master wing. Sunny Country kitchen with all new ap. phances, lncludilag built• In microwave oven. 2 Lar&e ~aler beaten + + + decorator'• d•· Uc.bl. Doo't miss all tblJ for only $139,500. Call IMe-7171. Of'INllU •lllftJN/Otflll<(' t ~REAL~ TEP.S I ---_) • To 1ltte yoar mcAsaie bc!(ore lht readht1 publl<', Jho6e J)~t·11ot Oau1.0ed. W~78 . :A·FRAME IEACH HOME Two blocks lo beach Ol" community tennis courts & pools & clubhouse. Comfortable 4 bedroom, wood paneling, private sundeck, open study. Enjoy Newport Beach liv· ing for J}4,750 A Coe..DWIU. IAMK• CO. 644-1766 2tet SAN JOAQUIN HILLI RD. .. IN NEWflORT CINTlR . . a:· 110111 ILlllf S CO. OVER 50 YEARS OF.SERVICE #I' DllllWOOO LA.HI 116 c:.Alt'YOM OPIM TVIS 1"itU SUM l·S Fantastic View & Complete Privacy Broadmoor Plan III 4 Bedrooms, Lushly Planted Grounds w/Pool & Fir,Pit. Jacuzzi Adjoins Master Suite. Golf Course View. Oversize Lot on Qµiet Cul de Sac $295,ooO. ILUFFS IAY YllW R Plan Condominium on the Gold Coast. Groat Upper Bay View. 2 Bedrooms, Famib' Rooro . HlahlY U,traded. Lovely Patio. $150,000 or Leale OpUon. •1 DOYll DIJYI 831· 1880 Sell Idle items '4142-5678 G....-al I 002 G.....aa I 002 .............................................. ~II. macneb/ Irvine ?:-_ realty MAGMIFIC&n' OCEAHFIONT Spectacular White Water View on Bluff in Cameo Shores! Absolutely unequalled in today's m.arkell Beautiful 4 bedroom, 4lh bath .Mme w /activity room, formal din- ing room & fantastic swimming pool w /sauna. Extremely priva te! A very choice property for $475,000. Clint Moses 642·8235. (569) 642·12l5 644-6200 90t Dover Drive H•rbor View Center Irvine at ~mpus Velley Center 752-1414 ~ttlu/f~ &dt View -rn -rn S..tWs!..~-... ~:-"-. U...trichd •l•w cw.ti ..... l•k .., ... ..., ....... ._., ........ .. ............ _... .......... ...... l•rt• fe.tly r• •It" lter. Two ...... 8C .... t4tctrtc z: ........ wffla ..... Mff da IF /11t1cr9 W9'1e ........... 94 ... ,..,, ....... .. ' 1 Clfldfow••f • ~ .... &. w.,._.._..,,,,1,100 OwMl-W--.to,...•c• c111 a1inH • . , -I - I •JfOM.YPILOT Thor90g.o.c.moet2.1fre ~.~~ ..... _ ~.~~ ... -~.~~ ........ ~.~~uuo• ~~.~ ....... ,~.~~ ..... .. ~.~~ ..... ~~~~ ....... ~.~~-..... ~~ ....... !~!~ ! ... .'~.~~ ... !!!~ -·-···!!~~.!!~~ ~ ............ !~~ ~~~~~~ ... !~.~~ ~~~ ... !!.~~ • ,.. llOZ.tarna.. 1002 41111.. tOl2 SPANISHSTYLE -·-······--······· ••••••....••.•.•••..... ··········•••••it••••-· MESA YEllE ~· ... LOCannu .C·PLEX MOUMTAIH v•w ~~ 3 -......_2 L.....M. ~ llUft ~ownenunitha1 Survey lbe mouotaln1 WISJ'CIMIP ---. -0.aullful 4 bedroom trplc, balconies. polio, from t~ maater bedrm 11.Uff'S -CllOMllUM Owrwn Are Movln&! $410f-tA home, oolY 2 yean O)d. tntl. 1•r. pl115h urpct· ofthla beautJfuJ5 bedrm, ro LOVE ME OR Nor TO LOVE ME. nlAT IS THE QUESTION. But how will you ever know unless we meet? Call 673-7300 & my asenl will arunge Comfor\abie•br,f•CQJ4 a.,Mcc.. Hicelot.str.ooe. ~kr. S36-HIU or 3 bath upg rad ed $115..m room home all ready to ..... lllOMew,.... ~ Uam~n model In Beaut. 3 BR. 2~~ family room, move ln. LovelY PoOl aDCI C.... W... 141-77Zt l U ~ ~~ r,,..fi~.;/ .~c= plua nreplace hm w /every possible ~~loooy landseapod yard. home. Sit on your own lll0,980. a dale. · P.S. I'm on beaut.ifuJ Udo tale & my admirers aay l 'm a real dolt bouse ... so, call now. okay? amenity. Within walkin~ distance plus -· · pottb en.Joying ocean RedO.rpet Reali.on PETE BARRETT Juat Usted! breeau. Spice for as.mo view of spac. greenbe t. Owner bas M9M v.,.. llW um~ camper or boat lo old ~~~~~~~~ moved out of state & very anxious. -REALTY-s How P L Ac E. E •. ..: town ~~;:':'ach. CDM 1111• n UZ.SltG ecut.lve home. over 2aCIO Catch UUa ooe before ll '1 WOOOIRIOGE -uun.U • pob""*l ~cular 2 ._.. 1 ... JOO Warmington Model B LIDO REALTY JJ71 VM Ude. M.1. 61).7100 ICJ·1'"• ncw\y decorated. a&ory wkh ~erd «>· ...._, townhome. Xlnl location. $1 .. gan Hidden 2 • atory. try ~pl«e with poad1---::-•iiiiii::---d ~ homemaker'• dream aed aparkliftJ fount.ala. -~~v?.'[2~~~*~~ IOU INdl IOff Recently bll. spac 3 BR. 2 BA. plus k.ltcheo. 3 Bedrooala. 3 Giant recreaUqll roocn, a or (7l0$52·4090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• balcony owner's unit. 2 BR w /frptc & t>.t.ba. Formal dlalaa. br'a. a ba'e + eounua.a Coado f at paUo front unit. Walking distance to OWNH family room, Uvlna ntaraa. A MUST SEE! ..._1E._....... J.M. Peten Plan c. w/ Nl!\.\,lm..\..i ~:W'!r. By a":~ l~ sbops&beacbes UOU•ATIMG ~~ce. SJ,OOO. atm.too, ..-a----.s; air, other u9grades, ON THE FAIRWAY orlnclpa1aanlY.3Br,2~ · ~41w;:.,.,... · SS1·9>0 bJNld/AY t08.000.'5SJ-4525 Luxury custom hom ba. l~ SQ n. 119.500 ~ W1ra•11 ...... --LAk--l-fOll--l -S_T __ , with all the utru Flrm. Call anytime, so 1 t d on ·c r e t e ..... ....._,. Arn IHVISTQaS Lak Fron 8 3 be Relriaerauon air cond. <aU> 7216-7312. 3BR· a cond os l.ut cbaoce to close frpTc . b:~!d r~.e w _: pool. Jacuui. &rand Uv EASrBLUFFS •'fp. r . Heavenly TRYDOOOOOWNI escrowUU.year. ~effect vacant. Only $85,000. Ing room with magnl!I TRl·LEVELOONDO 67~ ·2311 Valley ski area. 1~ v~ .&. ... S .......... _ .... BR --oPllOrtWlity to pick up S 8 5 O O d o w n . cent views. 3 Bdnns., 3 Br, 2 Ba, oJcely de· ~ renov te9d~ PTrlces liil ~" b;'e ~ .. rm 6 c;~ thravalDe priced 3 bdrm. Owner/Agent. 540-055S. batha 4' den. l!:xtemlv conled.quletcul-de ... ac, ~~........-. st • .,.,,. erms. 1111.10 ... CE 1araae .... 1,000. Call home. lmmaculate, froot.qe on golf coune aecluded paUo ternce, G .. 1001 Call " 'II .. bript&cheery.A.&klna MUSTSELL.byOwner.3 An lmpre11lvo home l I" 118 900 91 1 .. 100'2 ••r 642.f604 VA HouMa available ID tl&H177Bltr. Low llO's. Excellent So. Br. 2 ba. Tbe Terrace SITll 000 pr n °0 '· ' · ---••...,•-•-••••• ••••••••••••--•••••••• .. ~ F . f I d d ~17 fl""Ml-1.,l uuwu. or more in o : IW ... •IMdt 1040 H.B. locaUoa. Call now! Townbomea. sec u e 1--------- I ' . . . suggests you ask about the beautlful Lusk home in Eaatbluff which Hester-Brown & Associates are otrering at $112,500. ... , .. ...................... 0entury 21/Croclter R. E. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 714/961M4.56 v I e w • p v t p a l I o ..wron HllGHTS ~ )642·~ IYOWte HIAMS land.leaped w/fouotain. 21tory callfomta Raocb Fine Mesa Verde 2 Story. 4 blocks to beach. New. COMI TaUI Upgrades. m.500. Call style home. 4 br. lee den. 5 Br. 2~ ba. m a ny ultra, pluah. fully Cozy, warm home wllb S5l-OGIO. AXaSA'tE full wine cellar+ amall EXftA amenities. $96,700 Pb landacaped. 1IOO aq. n. s;reat floorplan for faml· Deerfie ld Townhouse 3 38dnn. 2 t>.t.h, alr·cond. studio. 2700 sq. fl. 2 LOOIC AT'T'MI 151-SIO prin only Glau" cedar wood patio lY entertai.nlng. Features BR, 2~ Ba near pool & Cor. IOL lmmed occup. frplca. Dual forced air $4,400t.ol&l castl home-frplc-2 bdrm-den· lovely POOL & quality jacuu.l. many uP&radea. •IOMO llALTY• beat. Lae corner lot. Pool s ize rear yard MOVE IN l&e muter suite+++ decor . Near beach. 170,990 By owner. GalleryofHomes $138,500.6'2-40M w/BBQ lovely 3 Br, home stora1e·dbl 1ara1e. A schools. frwy, sboppine. 552 4367 or 644-9550 C714t 131-t4 I I ONE OF A KJND! wtoew carpeta tb.ruout, dream home for only 4 bedrooms, 2""1 baths. <S-9pm) New po r l shore s featuring 2 car gara&e. TOMORROW 9Z.500,"6'1>fl.nenclq. 714/961H4:i6 SIA TBnCE canaUronl featut'ln& quiet oe1ghbor11ood w/a OPENSUN12-4PM a-a..... 4•-Sll.500 Garden Home. Plan J, hu,e mas t e r s uite separate area for your SU ~St. Huat. Beach. ~..._ I 044 IS.OW MAI.KET I I m et boat Pried •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 48r . fam rm, 2 ba. w rp C • gour camper or ' c So.CoutPlaz.aarea. '114Jm.IZSlor87~ R RE UNIV PARK Turtlerock Investment w/pool . Prin only kitchen, walls ol &las$, way below marke\ at OPEN HOUSE 1.2-$ IGrappt A . baraaln. Appraised at $125,000. 493-9625 ~. etc! Offered al only ~REALESTATE DA.lLYTIU.SOLD IYOWtB ~~~d~~.2:.°:) S00.000.Sellerliquldatlng $110,000. Call now ...... .._._ %1211 So. Grilet Pl .. S.A. upOPSdes on cul .. e-aac at S88.500! Tile entry· HtGUa SHORES 6'2·3950, Property House -·-Landmark 4 BR 6 fam ... -• " Spaft•• .. bnc'-fireplace. tOrf Sege ratrom I· $19 ~oo Appl only ........ "' 3BR + den. xlnt 1ate,-. _______ _ rm, boat 1ate. Call •" · Formal dining. Famll" 1• J + F'airvtew) 96MOUI. tn.IC!iO ~ms room. "'~haded maale~ guarded area. Beaut.iful FAMILYIOOM ~ and luxurious conlrac· ~ nle entry to huae Um& 2STORYSPUT LEVEL _,_ Plan II, 4 llR & Atrium EZ cne yard. Setler JAY W. YEATS ~ ~ NEW48R,2""1BA 5---....WITH TURTLEROCK GLEN wing. Air condllloned. lor'sownbome.$1B7,500. ~ r oom. Ralaed ramlly IJOll,S,5&ot, Bi& ram-rm POOL· $72,900 00 lge lot. avail. Dec. '76 very anxious! Fresh.ly REALTORS 499-2237 ~ room wlLb floor to celling Sprud oul blJ.hil hu&e 5 $l211,.SOO. M2-9'795 painted Inside. Subm11 ~ --- used brtck rirep1ace. No WUlleuetorespooaible bedroom home plu1 offer loday. Call now Niguel Shores. Lg. 3 Br. WHEIE wax llle In klleben, 2 ....... yw/op0oatob"1 bonu1 room and de-C•t .. Wlrior ~1100 sale or lae. S550 or pall05. as1umable V.A.. ...... tilblful awiaunln& PoOI. Loftly 4 br +ram. rm, 001N1119 ·"~'VN'o"',...'' uoo.ooo . 493·6283, "'f'~=' BIG CANYON Pri•=~~ac1a to CUSTOM triple car aara1e. Spedaeular 4840 sq.ft. 4 Secluded exec:utJve Ule bedroom bome In final entry! Dlnina enlertaJ.o. 1tage. ol construction. me D l . Epl cure an Family room and library kitchen. Separate mom· overlooking gorgeous in-law quarters w/bal.b. poo l area and golf Soartna 1taircue to cou.ne. 2 Story living bedroom retrut.I. Lush room with maulve \roplcal backyard f1replace and view lofl. w/ablmmertni aummer $385.000. Open Houu fun pool. stlony dippers Sal/Sun l·S; 17 Royal St. ;.;,~§;.~,~~~,..:,~r :U~"tJ!:~ :;:a1~ ~~~euonwa: ~~:-:~,~~~~ [Bfbiiffl -•m CAii YOU RND [. _M_M_11_o_s_4o.o60a ___ , ~: ~ ,i:,~~: t:>~·. ~~'.!~c!~~ . V'"-=--...:~ •• tb~· Mk16onVt.to 1067 A TOWllHOME · 1.lilBjl!jl!I COLLEGE PARK . 208 menLIMi-2515. closets. llany xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR ft8 509 7 j JjQIM Loyola Rd. By OWNER, 011t~rn 9 ·•1 ~~'011tN<I' Xlnl. cood. By appt I0'41 IF I HAD ~, .. 'er. 2 ea. trplc, fenced. <>wnertAgt.$52-3176 ~~~~.......... ... H1 ... ....,.M.. CAU.640.ttoO ... irsuu., ... 4 OOO nu paint ln " out, nu ~ ~ ~ ~ ,._ -' caJ"peta. .._ M6-2i087. * EXCHAHGE * l could add two lovely fflwfR-1 &/;,/, ~ VA LOAM DIAN MARTIM7 U you have Income pro-b edroom s t o th Is Valley Re lty Jog to beach from lhls GllB.OOIC Nol Dean Ma rtin -perty anywhe r e In marvelowi starter home a beauulul three bedroom 4BRllarlomodeL ldeaJ· Dune Homes! Believe Onange County, we will on a huge tot wlth1~~~~~~~~~ home. Plush carpets and Jy loc near Walt~h•m OR. ooumE'S me. you'll hear sofl trade for a 3 Bdrm.. beautifully landscapedl- decorator wall paper. Park. Walk to So. Cit melodies & expect to se< bath wood/glass ocea yard. Thts shake-roofed Broadmoor Seavlew Plan Comer lot with access P!Aia. Xlnt floor plan for HOUSE a movie star or two walk view home 1n Lagun home w /fireplace is ln a 4. $1~.ooo. 4br. fam rm, 3 for boat and trailer. active family. m.600. inglhrougllthisplush ex Beach. $12:5,000. QUALITY LOCATION ba,vtew. (213)997-5440 ~~~mr::~o!!l~ ft.#.54&-2018or&12-8752. ~~~ewr:~~e~ i;~~~~T~~u':~~ HORIMSRIALTY and clOIC to shopping! EASrBLUFF ta!Huny!Call~67. SALllYOWMa littlebulenJoy4bedrms, Oaiebo adds lhe flna. * 494-1057 * $62,SOO. 4 Br & Fam rm with delllbt! Owner bought George, N. B. new. llual aell. 1'ry 640-6161 $9,300 total down ! 8CHI010. o-fN Ill 9• II S II.JN 1011' IY'CI' ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC. OOIN '" 9 • 11 P,,. ro iw ~• EMTSIDE LOCATJON formal dining, redwood touch of class. If yo~ ---------1 view. By owner. Prin. on· [ .. ,m.•111!1 3Br, 2 t>.. rwDIMll rm, family rm • .s· pool. spa 'Wanl the best for you ,1------c1mua11~ ly.Call833-9189 •ll'i£ft&~ _:r-_.500_1arg_.Pb_eso._&ot_._~_v_sin_·g._ =~!::~~~'~ ~~=~~i~:a t~l?:~~G;7:~:: Pr.;=• s.a.-• 107' JUST AUTIU 1;yt15,ooo. ~~~~~~~~~ home. $159,900. Agent, •.ooOAJ•rLs,l-~920 11.ACM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... r •• da 1007 BREAD wlll bu.y this 673-7601 •HJUSTPERFECT tlllM Yersltlle! Scnp-Happy Owl! SWDria a clli Id witll ttlls owl !Mt'• a pillow or .,.i! ~ rutlltt M2Ctflt petalltd --~. ,..,._ Ill llf$ lOvt ltf 111, Gftf\ fOf I mj9', baZNf Mlltf! PJtttm 7l0l1 ON!h of owl'& Itta. feet. ditect!OM for pillow. $1 a tot nctl lllttlrn. Add Ctut totttller. 1110tf\ ~ th eecll Plttem for fll\t<'- arlCalyf ir, 1 fottune 1n lnb-••• .t lllftdlf\8. "" '91 IOll-trltn ~·, .nl, SNtt st~-tlt slMrt Ind ll111d ~rl. Allee lltOOb Pmrtld Palltrn 9381 • Mlun Naedltcralt Oeol. 105 Sim 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. IS. Ollt~PllOI r-.-Sllf 11 Cbwst 3'1 b10utt 1-. Box 183. O'«I Ch111 .. ..,.., ~60-fflcll. salrt I~ ptfl Htw YOftl, NY f0011 Pnnt • ~11 ytfd. Nama. Add•u•. Zip. SMd Sl.00 tOf t~ llltflnl. flJaMM Number Add 35t for uttt patttftl tor lllC)I( l'* "" bel«e! 2m llnt·dlA a1,_;1, Ulldllftt .,...~a f,...,,...., • .... tlt1 side 1976 "UDUCIWT w.nan Martin CAT ! Au~ 75e. ,,..,.,Dept 442 c.....•---~t• Oel"'PllOC ~I..... I ... ., lllftr f"'1 Wits ta 2~ w .. t 1 ''" a1.. New ..... cnci.tt , a Yorti. HY 10011 . Pt1n1 ... + lllilt... -I.JI NAME. AOO"ns. ZIP ...... "....... . -, .. S I l E I n d S T Y L £ ..... t....i.t IMl t.M ~-... '°""' ....... ... ,. ........ "'I ==~~I .......... , ...... ,., ---_ .............................. _ ,. ='" "'·:.*A~ ~;;.114 a: .... ~ ... ,.. ~ lfl . t:.fLi :-:.... iii.a P!!\.! , • ._ '' _._ ..... rw ... · ;.;;.-::=•:,~-= .................... ., ..... ....................... charm.lJlg ramlly home HOLIDAY SPECIAL ASSUMAILI Nt,,,.,,tleadt ,069 Immac ulate beauty BY OWNER choice w /3 BR +fam rm . Take 4 bedrooms. den .. loan&agreatlocaUon ~ar'rcdv-'~---V• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/3BR 2BA. charming Oceanfront Property, Lowe.at priced bo mt and fam rm-edd pool, on a qulel cul-de-sac ~~ frplc., s hake roof. 2 btwnC.tiOSts.67~31161 C.M.·Priced toaeU. Only Jacu.ul. fire ring and street. Super house for 3 BR's 2...., bath with 3Sth Sl. Duplex. 3 BR. 2 private patios. on the $46,900. Vet.a welcome ... -rb decoraUon set. ln st.nales, couples or smal nrepla~e and lge dble BA units. S135.ooo . prettiest comer ln town. C... .. Mw 102 _A_GT_._$40-_311186 _____ , kW'eiy neiahborbood 00 family Nlcelydecorate<: garage.Canyon privacy. Ownertrr.HSOO. ONLY$72,500. -'vat.e treeliDed cul-de· & you could be 1n b> Sl.216..SOO. Agent673-4MS. RID THE DUCKS • BERTIIA HENRY• PllVATI llACH ACCISS- 4 .. ~ toSlot,500. Tbe price la right. locaUoa is areat, lb mstr bdrm II glanl, l ,Yard I.a pool sl:ud, la nd la f ee. \b Nthrooms are lWO the f\replacea are too. 644-7211 1'Jn ... ' . ' . ·l•• " •. 2 BB .tt GAR. APT. 2 Cov. patio&. nicely fum, So. Hwy. Oaty S107~. A&t ~32Z2 *2000 ~Ft* .,.. Dd Cbrtatmas! 3 &1rrns. or ; REALTORS 492·4121 aac. pay only '92.SOO a + den & family rm Coast Royal. All wood, I .. fr om the I g e . m Del Mar. San Clem. 4Br4'fanally. oCM. succeas ud happlneu la 168 900 level home w/2 car gar .• waterfront deck: 2·11ly, SW..SOOAalMl-:1166 Mn\OfoUow. · bas encl lower floo BR. & playrm,; 3 ba. PRICEllDUCID w/2nd frplc., ready Xlnlcond. Walktopoola, 200 Deg. oceanvle w. NOTACllATUal 552·"0 complete. Lge street· t.enn.ls&ocun.S86,500 Mus t sell! 498-1936/ IS ST•lltta street lot, xlnt view, CAYWOOD llALTY 530-2972 Tb1a vacant Mesa Verde THE trees. privacy. Owner * 541 .• 1290 * -------- 3 bedroom, l•mil¥ room VILL 499-3933 Ruiiuc setl.U\g along goll home wtth fireplace Lt SPYG.LA.SS HJLL. Vu, 3 fairway. 3 BR. 2 BA, reedY to mo¥e lnto rilbt REALTORS IHDAHGIUD Br 2 Ba, last brand new Cedar exterior, custocn nowt Wl\b a 1re•tl~~~~~~~~~~I;~~~~~~~~ SPICllS bou.wbyowner.640-1751 bome.$145,000. recr••tloaal patlo.(1 ~~To-..uAUI Few left like lbUJ & Just IYO- Ulc.lll.ed ID a real~ SIX SHAIP uMITS ... .,., "'""""" l.lsted ! 4 Oceanfront lou "'"-. AMCHOUfM ownenlalp...,., UNIV. PARK ln the heart ol Laguna Bayfrool lt8 Colllna Ille. At only ,9001 Call COMt•CIAL If you're looking foi Beach. with tremendous Trade o r fln •nce. IMVISTMIMTS Near the beach. Good value plus an excltine rommerc1al or reslden· $308,000. 673·7770 or 17t4t 496-771 t .,.,... UPll'•ded sur· way of Ufe. you'll lov« tia l pote ntial ; for $58-8'713 ========~ piqodlnp. A fantut.lcal· this lovely Plan A Petert partlcuars, call -... --.-..,-,..-.-.-.7-.-,-0-0_, The view alone ts worth ly priced property. A townhome located or -mUltaeetoday! ulet . l ri belt Ill! ._ 3 ll + IOHUS Sll.5,000. Move In now. ' W• f. _, ~ Ille. q • lfl e or green ; u~ ~'Jl>& Quiet hUlllde cul de sac. Royal Realtors, 493.2143, 2 Spacious bdrms., ~ · ~(l~ 2 Br + den, lodlvidual•Toro IOU '213)5tJ.2 ll ~th.s,rormal,dlnlng rm. ~99•2800 Porticoentry. lluge Uv. Sall..._ homo w /tennla. pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• 121JI421-3316 fireplace. fimshed 2 ca1 ---------• r m : b r i ck fr p I c . CGpkW-0 1071 ~~~~~~~~~I garage;rare just a rew ol Spacious real country ••••••••••••••••••••••• apa. Hcurit)' 1uard -.uy NOW.. = the exciting amenities. lutche~ · breakfast area. BY OWNER, beaut. 3 Br 2 Sl0.000 81 owner. Join th e holiday Pr1cedtosellalS89,900 Magnificent BONUS · Ba Condo ~r a"'~-& ~ I~...... .. Xb1S " ....... e FAMILY ROOM. over . ...,...., , ....... IMea • meet YOW-a... 700 .sq. ft. _ ralaed schools . r eal buy. OPINHOUSl new n el1hbo r s al Hllh!Yup'=adedbeach hearth frpl c too! M ,950.493-7878 =~La••. l•kecActeetabHouae. -y. beaut· ........ m • • .,.....~ ea.._.ral beamed cell· s.t.AM IOIO .. n-droom 2•L ba\b ifUlrnodet.llJl.500. ing. 12 ft. wet bar ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._,..V•lrn*' _. ~ ~l\h lenthc CALLI0175l WILLOWS Commercial wma/srtee~~ITg1e.y_.ercedlu~ooded CATCHY CONDO 4 br/2~ba/fr/pool/J•c view overlooklna lake. 1"'8MATIOMAL Lo d h •· "'" lmmac bome, fre1 ... NW\ UA&.ISTA11 a ed with c arm "" declced lanaj paUo. 2200 <OPEN HOUSE S & I . palnl. new pluah ~• -MITWC>n $62,500 located next to Main aq. rt . Plus -much 1·5, 2'1 "B'' Alton St,) • ..__.. p _ _.__. f ll Beach. 3 Stores. approx. --r Call f•·t. 7"'"·1100. AAat. in ,..,. aracef~ MU-· ·~ am ........ 1 .. by n--. l"'.... 0 t f II b ma ft ·-.. I ,._., .. -~ ..,... • .... _ f .,. •· ~ """ IT .. .-re• am Y o "'· 34118 sq. . ... 6 para ng Cl'INlll'J•"HUNt0111Nlfl• warmaunoe-"'-reoft rm. 2 crac ...... g p. part "'--'\ m'--the fun."'--· ,_.. ' B d - 2 ba\b1 rt"' alle )acuul & cusl · n1a. 1allln1. awlmmbul. CNllS'l'MAI YITI Unusually larae lot i 1~~1:11·~ townhome w ith early uuu ... •vu e roo ... 1. spaces. [e I a bdrm, carpeted 1183.J50. Welton " Co adMUea for the wboft But doa'l w&ll. You must fam.Uy enjoyment On ' m41GO. family. see tbl1 a.aper family oft.he belt bu.ya In l~lne. By owner. Near beach & ·0 4 !~~u':::u~~ru~r .~.'::: ColhlMeM C::::::OJRTISIMOUY bomewtth5bedro0ms. 2 shops. Beaut. remodeled kJlebenl Double garaae •-••••••••••••••••••• ~ storiea.laonae«nerlot 2 br +ram rm. Lae lot, W es t~llff ·Harb or &paUo usooo 2 STORY 4br, 2ba, boo -=:.c::::::s..-4184 near ell tcbOola, abop-'I . -dbl garage. View. Open Htghla.oda, beauUful 4 . • . rm. By ow-ner. fn.600. --,..., 1026 pla1 and Hull\lnalon ~ D. . house Sat & Sun. t92.000. BR 2 BA family rm up· ----9&al41 ltaclL All for only D 'Ws,.,_ ( 7 14 ) 4 9 9 . 2 7 ) 9 ° r graded l~undry rm. • ~ew I u.1;.}; -~--·-------1 -••• .. ••• .. ••••••••• 181,SOO. Call 64&·2ill 'l~lf{;;!" (114>494·14~ custom kitchen. ApproJC. II P1ac9 M..-Venk, 3 Br 2 Ba, 0..-Vlew........ blfontt•at.oolat.el ' 2000 sq ft Prine only p till new decor. Seduded MrO...rt....... N•11••n\li.'OIO ,., S-8600 &.ag.a... 1050 Call ~-TIZ7 for . appl: 1GPjii.;;oa Jd. blUls. •.900· Ownr. 2 Years n••· 2 Bed· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• A#J.. ~dul.11.•t. ...,. ...._. rm1, den . J'l4 batu, Btau\3 Br. cntrl alr,hl.l(lt LJDOISLE· By owner OWNR2br __. ~aUoo M ua Verde 4 br fam.rm., pool, Jacuul $120,000. By •ppt. SS.1434.0wnr. • • • I flreplacu, apadou, tt513 l'AMMDl:IRVINE gar, frplc, sprklrs, cl 2 Br, den. 2 Ba. lg. patio. newl,y ~':iii:Atl9 So: ~wacM........ OPENDAJLY ~~~n~~~· frwy. ll.50.000.673-1610 OUSt.sas.,to0.55&-1200, .....'7Ml45 ltCOMI &A.M. T06 P.M. Part Udo Condo. Lra 3 Well I tilt lotl PIOfalt ~Stairs 1f?VrtY J1 Br &c De':i Br. 2Y.t ba, rrplc. pool, ...................... . ~LOT 4 •""-~.500.o.!~581.~~-0· dbl gar. By owner. $4f flO ._... -~..;......------1162.~.Call645-8233. ........._ ·-t.ral TllOlllfPINIWbom•on Verutlle 4 bdrms TOWERS 3 -; '~ a lol ~ ln prime townhome, bund EFP'lCIENCYAPTS BY OWNER, Newport a1r. o1c. e~rd. ........ --·1 • ··-b .. _ • Twnce Condo. 3 Br, z Coav•••uo • ffp1 • .... ac .. ·-apmikln newt ..,.... uorlae Good cood. cpta at.ea Ba newly decorated ane. It home baa ti) ~arpet.1, wood parquet clHned. Ea a tern u --· 900 0 ,,. MO-Ult: t!lrM l•l'I• bedroom• entry lO Mparat.e ramllY poaure. 131,000. 547· ~ ....... ·,..4-· . 1 • 1 I 1 • '/'J t . ~ ... ' \ • ' ( t /. : ' . md dclOtM ..,..,.. Tbe room. ·~tr cleaning ·· a.19. c:.n ..__ lllANl" ktuhem hue kitche n, a o r1eou1 _.;._ ______ -1 SHOllCLWS irir · :,. . , all the bdll·IM. Oner la maater sul\41. Air condl· ~...... I 01 .. __ ~t it • * * * '* ·~ * ~ * * • ....,._,. le ..... , -u ift. ,._..... ~,,.._. -_,.. -•-•••••••••••••••• nou.., y, Me•o • OYS --..., -.__. "vm.1"'•· -·-· •J9tty ew. Pri• beach. • ---kMla. Gall for Ca1l~t720. ,_._........ B e a u l q u a 11 t 1 • ~ GAMIS • 1bowiJl1 AJpoltllmHl ,,.,_.,...., leth/p}Uler conslr. 0oocJ • ~ llHS • ...... • OCINf VllW 1he lol. Beat nel1b· : CLOTHIHG • ••1"""" .,..... ,.IWll1llll Seethe 1unMt ftoen you borbood. Century ·21 uo1 11n)' ~f .1tw11t• >'* • beautiful, 1paclou1 3 Marten Real £1\a\e • •lun'I n.....c1 'tw un h•t• TUITlaOCI CAMPUSVl£W Plan 1, by owner. 2Br. Ilea. 2 !Ml. Now occupied 1>7 &enant. a:z.ooo. In· ~l11d ln1 land. Call •-after 8 pm. • ..... bedl'OOCft 2 bath eoodo. .__ .. ....__ It Uwmulll11r~11l\!1ft•bor.lt • .,_._, .......,._., • lh .. •1w11ndttwr • •ovt·ln CODdlOoe. Ap. • llAll.V 1'11.AYf • pllance• • plaat8 lD· llO ~ON cc aro.d· • C.11Kl~'TMl\."TIO:lr. • eluded. Owner leavtna mon hocne, Plan 2. 4 BR.. ,. Turn tholk• unullt\d 11.111, • 1'8\41. llZ,500 2~ BA. a car 1a.r. Prol. .. •nlu (.'hn•lmaa t:ult ... deir., wtll lndacpd, CCW tt Our t'l\nllftlM Tl'ft •111 • tot., nr. 7Lh falnray. • •llP""' '"'11h Tltul°'ld•>' • ~-....._ 08 ... ___. • lrom '.111" tllh 1hr11 ~ • ~ -... _ lfllh '-'•" 6'2 Wit!., ... 4'6-722J IJl.olJ 134$,000. OwMr <Tl•) • lut >wr C.'lll'l•lnm Ad • ""'Jllf I« ~ \"IMI" for 111tu<m•llllfl.. • ~·-·---·. -·-' I • •••••••••••• Ho.wt Few-S. Other hal &tot• Hou1" U~ Ho.an U~ Honn Unf~ fhvrsday Oecemb•r 2. 1976 DAILY PILOT DJ I ····-··················· ................... , ................................................. ······················· ...................... . Wffl 'ti 1098 a..co-rr.,+y 2000C.0.toMffo 3l241..,....,.oaleoch 3240 Int. 3244 H.w-rileodt .J269 C..11•i... A,elwc•t•........._ 1~nb~ t. eeeeeeeee e eeee••••••••• ·r-IL...&...-L.-L..-...1 1425 eeeeeeet•e••eeeeeeeeeee ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••• •• •• •• ... ••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••• ••• ••• •• •••• ••••••••• ..... ••••••• •• ""'~ ...._ M 3824 Co t M ..,82"' MESA DEL MAR 4 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• tv •ta ' a •sa ·~ " 164.no .... Vacant 3 bdrm Lmgmil ~· F1tl1'I Rm. bltt111. fpk, dbi FOR LF.ASE: 3 tlt'drm, 2 3 BtN~~eetot:j dm /\K t> T 0 F l N D II B 3 Br. 2 !!lo . lluper ............ , .................................. . house on lr11. cor lot. "" fllgh on hilltop w /spec· g11r w /opnr. fncd bock yet bu. brand new. 170011q.n ;\ul ~ .. (or l t , f:a~tbluft ~xee bomu nlce n•o + 'Je po& at COME RrME 1#0 ml. to Wc11tm1m1ter M:tll. tacuJar view of <><:Nill & w ttruit tree11. MOO Isl + Landu'lg homt• w 13 cai rm. "" cl ll#ee . enn11 •br. illiu. fl*m rm Suft 1142 2002 O I ' New p!Aint/crpti.. Bkr llowntownllghl!l.Twobr. $100 ctn dep No dogs. ,;ar. $~2!J lmo 1neldg <1:s d&r°lavall.rlea?& w~ttr. Nt'w crpt:., drpe1, _.... ______ . FOX HOLLOW VILLAGE ~ 2 ba, units w /2 dbl 5445100 ,11ardt!nt'r Nopcls ~"'11 .Y oryout~omovi:tn pumt. Walk lO Sl'hool:s, Bt'ltul1ful C'onrlo, H B gvages&huge wOOded t-'OKLEAsJ!:·3 ~ z ort>moeJ'9~ o gh op s . t1:no1 ~ e lub. P1er7,lm1tromocean.3 S...t~· Wah•ed deck. On lge comer lot DISllAILE rm. 2~.Uat ~ S7:>01mo L:se Rt!f). Br. 2 88. 2 car 1earage. F Wow $143 500 Huddleston HOME bn. brand new l900 :1q .fl l Bit , l1taum $4~ 640 lm!J or&U-2240 Cully cart>t!tt'd pool . or T...ta rutrs'. (714>9&3-9744. 2BR 2B 0 d ~Uld1t12 home wtrottnul 38 .2"'1~. Pit~ jacur.xt, tennlK court & Live on your own pnvale street HI a 2 Seein 11 h' d • r a. den. c:;i t' <Im. rm., film rm. wet ? BR. ~h11., FR~ •HOW AVAIL• rlbhse. ca thy 8'6·6821 01 bedroom townhouse with yunl & lar~e I IA be evlng.T ts 6\JNITS. a~~i;.d;~~eblt:~~ pae~o: uar.$575.trno tn~ld~ JBK,2_~a .. FH$iia50 TilE.BLUFFS. ~to Bobl.anl(e963 781U pat.to wood burning fir<'plac·e & at amma culatu home .. SANCLEMENTE f gardener No pets 3BR.2'-'ba.fa1n 1•111 .. S795permonth hed' OTS 0 ROO FO features professional Sl9S.OOO. F'our2 BR'sun-tiarage. wate r urn RoberitRNlty dln.rm .. 2fpl.·$.\50 810 CANYON. $750 to To~ l~~ g.arage. L F 1 M R =~~~~·t~o:~r:!~ its, t.wo l BR units. All A~¥~~k~c;0~~BLE 848-1688 AGENT552·7000 $996permonth Untunt11Md 3525 SIORAGEANOHOBBrES ~ garaae. 3 big bedrooms. furrushed. lmmac cond. Across from <:ountry t2J:lbdrm. H4> l>ath HASTINGS & CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. $375 w/modern k1tchen. largt1 ~~J;?:6JOHNSON Club condos. s.1lO. month. Realtors 640·5500 I Rr 2 8n Twnhst>. dbl gar 621 W. Wllson..r. Colto Mna patio w /BB. To see Ills to 275 Mesa Dr. • 548-6706 4Br. 2ba .. 4 blkis from E 559-4536 wt auto opnr. 1>vt patio. 646--2u I 0 ~ buy ll. Q Asking $49,000. REALTY 497-1744 Westrnnsfr Mall. l blk to ves, ~elusive Irv me Terr1tee. DtW. $340 mo 003 4058 TryVA LohfcwSale 2200 3 Br, 2ba Condo Enc schls. cul-d-sac. Ktd!i LARGE near oew yard CdM. Btn exec 4 Br. 2 Yt · ' palJO, gar. adults only OK. $41!>. Pb 848·9427 home. 3 Br 2 aa: only j Da. lg. pvt pool, walk to Nt'ar South Coast Plaza. General 38.02 Cotta MHa 3 4 CURTIS REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• No pets !Ull SHSl eves mo. $375.997-1284 (714) l.each. shoppani( & park Bradford Tntbe~ 3 BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••··~·· 962·2'58 556-7627 · · ' BEAUT. 3 Br. new l1le, SllOO mo. lease. l(urden & tin Ba. newly decorated LEASE TUSTIN 3 Dr 2 EtPu.rtoMna OWMY DESPERATE cplS&drps, just pamled. pool serv met. l'hlldren & Pool. lge patiQ, duld OK. Ba , apt, ud u Its ~ 2 IEDROOM ll ea u t 3 b r. 2 b $360. Sngls, cbaldrcn, • R!NT~LS • petswelcome.67S·31$2 $330. mo SS6·Ul77 children 16 & over. n u.-11..._ IL."' Townhouse. New paint pet.a.OK No fee.336·6670 2BR 2,,.,B gs25•---------ADV __ .,. <;pts, dble gar & patio or Agt . 673·5744, ~·5337 1 Br 'den 2aba .. • -~75 HV Hms. Carmel 3 Br BRAND NEW J Br 21"2 Ba. pets. Redec. lhruout. No chlldr1•n. no f>\'tt.& Avail now S350 mo. Cal 2 BR Pl 'n A •• -· s:;oo +FR. nr park & school. fplc . ..., ma fmm Ooheney Fplc. bltns, patio. encl Pool & ftccrealt0n Larry,546-58llO 3 BR. 2 ba, ~a r. dr. 3BR.28aa .. ••sc ~mo 644-mo St Sch & Dana Wharf g838ar. 7etc. $37$ mSo l714l 1959M-'-An, opener. cpl/drp. Child · · · · ·· · .,.. $450 per mo 634-8282. ·l $4 evs. at /Sun. __ -""""' _ Lovely starter home LOVELY Back Bay {;on OK.$375mo 962·3170 2 BR &drn -···· S45CNewport Shores 3 BR. 2 8-5PM,52'H-Ol2Evs (21J)922·2879Mon·f"ri. LJ1! 2UR. beamed cl .e~. featuring large family LOTS. COSTA MESA do. 3 br, 2 ba. bltns. ul 3 Br. FR. 2 Ba $495 Ba. near bc h & tennis . NEED A RENTA~ sngl Htry, no J)('ts, S2UU room W/brick fireplace. uppl's, mcl'g. wshtdry Brand uew 4 llr + fo'ft. +-SanLU1s.Rey ... . S62S beams. frplr m ram rm. lluntmgton Beach. 2BR. Wehave lhern-2049 0Wullace 646~ breezeway to a 2 car de· Two vacant, I wilh older refrig. $400. 345 Universi OR +2i,;, Ba. $550. J Br 4 BR. FR . . . . . $.\5<J lease $450 mo. Unique 1 '·'2 BA Nu t·pts. drps ~=·gl1J:f1~y~~~~~~!j =~·r~~~ti~~r~an:w~! ty Dr.645-7777 ~~-~~' 3 Br 2 Ba, ~~~:den·::.:.: . ~ Homes.675-6000 ~~~A~:i\2l/1~~bor Kih~l~iTs '*i~;;lc~nt;·a~~~r a~e~I 1 n P a r k l i k e bought as a package or MESA VER.DE 3 Br, nr schls. parks. bch, JHR ............ $44!.5 Bluffs 1 level 3 BR. 2 bn 554-1.332 WELCOMt-: ~~~'!,~~"..' $4!35 No p h neigh borhood . Show separate. Call for more 3 bdrm 2 b f 11 5liR.FR ........ S65C Lovely gn-en!Jelt & pool. _._~ie..__: .. 1.......1 NEW ERA RENTAi.!\ ""'""'''' pnde of ownei:sh1p . inf o rm at 1 on . Ag t , • a· u Y x.lnt cond. Fpk. $435 mo i.525 Agt 644 1133 ..,.-._,... rwnw~ 631 2800 . FEE . t)Jlj-8300 C.URTIS REAL ESTATE 673-7601 carpeted & draped. bit Carol 642·4-000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA VICTORIA ----------1 ms, 2 car gar .. boat ac . .,...,5 N l 2 II I f d d ........ _ P • 7 7 & BR f f 962-2458 cess.gardenertncluded AVAILABLENOW' -· ea r,..: nc Y -a tftlnwla 3 0 ~-wt2r~ul\nd11ts".unr,,n, -----------1 R 3 LQJ Minutes from Bay, 2 blks ••••••••••••••••••••••• lolJool.s..d 3806 .,. 1,,, • $425. mo. Call 540·152 $425. I\ Br, Fam Rm. F. of N<'Wport Blvd 228 1 Br, CIOIMJ tu ix·ean Sl7:> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool, rt•c rlfl, sn'. g ~~~-~!'!!~•••••• COSTA MESA (OwnerJ 11fter 5 o ullns, fplc. lge patio E 20th Sl Open S1ul4n 39th St. Ni:wport Dch t BR .. 3 ba .. 11undcck. ~V1rtona f.42-~17U ~ (Agt ). Availabl t'Ul>l. tlrps. 1800 s qft (213 ) 463 5275 or ( ) 1714 177., ""''taft H. frplc wusher &. tlryt'r Mobll. Honws OK FOR 8 UNITS Dec. I. Grdnr. mcl 3 yrs old No Woodbndge. Bnarwood 4 645 7738. .,..""""" ~Yearly 2 BR. I l>a, l'hildren & b. ForSale 1100 /ft4. 645-8616 pets. Nr. Spnn.:dalt· & llr3Ba,ava11.121 l5.$5~ CostaM•so 3724 WILUAMWIMTON OK. nr So Cst. Pl .1 •n•••••••••••••••••••• Vnwnf...b.D • ..-& Warner. Ph : E vs mn . rent or l s c LIDO ISL!!:, 2 St) 1Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 AAl ...... tat 675•333l Callforappt.97911177_ ,_..., f II b th · t ,_. -•_...-., Rtfttals/Ho t.e/ Af# 898-2028: Oys 493-~:u 213·682·3245 Evs. :ma. dm r m / Cam rm, """' .,., e --. _..,._ ~. u a · JUS re-Resort 2400 NRSHOPPIN<i - -------frplc 675.6I09 $40.00WIEIC &UP .-..--Paa1-.=' 3807 Adult K111de 2 br, c111 I fi~isbe<l !nside. Set up ••••••••••••••••••••••• br/2balS395/mo. lst. 4 Br, bltns. fplc, dbl i:-ar. LEASES ---•Stud1Q& I BR Apts --0 Rar, pullo. Like new. Ntt with awrung. $1850. also 1 t & r1 n r • ~ hoo Is B ~ h & Harbor Vw Homn. 3 l'r. 2 •TV & Maid"'.'·· rv Av~11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets 644 ,....,II 8x40 2 br •>JSC. $48-6173 Green V_alley lot. Pav~d + as secu ty ~, , AVAILABLE ~ > • .,... u N •-b ""' -----------1 road, view. waJk to Ski COSTA MBSA Warner area. $400. Kids, •. ,25 ba·Carmel. $$75 per mo •PhoneServ, !ltd pool ear ocean.,. ay -• S.h Capo. :; Star Adult slope. $3.000 Fr Qtr /3br.2ba./Condo pl'l s 0 K 84 7 . 2 27 J , 2 BR. 1 Ba .. · · "" 644-7655 23i6 Newport Blvd, CM 2 BR .. sundeck $325 Kedecorated. $18$. 1.i:l' I Prk. 24x64 Amencana 968-9'J23 after 6PM $335 /lst/lasllsec 1cln 840-2811 2 Bit. I IJa 1 • · • · $3!XJ --548 !17$5 or 645·3967 MarsbaJ~Rlty 675·4600 hr w /pool. walk to slulp" S2S 000 92-984 93 25 4 --Call 549-86 55 2 BH. 2 Ha....... SJ75 Nwpl lights Dplx. 2Br, Mature adlls pref N11 · ·4 1•4 · 1 RHIEstafe VERY PRIVATE 4 BR. 2 2BH.2Ba .. ~'\!IS RI, garai:I.'. )ard $305 SUSCASITAS GORGEOUS chlldn•n, no IJ<'l!!. 1881 Mobile. Modular Home & Wonted 2900 BA. frplc . c ul-de -sac 2 BR, 2 Ba. . . . Mou Child pct OK ~·13J9 Ml!!~ll!l QBc.h & l YllWI ~n~vt.t. S4H 7)12<1 Building Delivery. Set· ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA DB.MAR S42.5 963·8377 Ukr ~~~: ~ ~ : : : '. :: .°. -~~ f~IC~JEW. Bill :i~of~~~poA~~f~~~~ts." Bayfront Apt .. 1800 sqrt. STUNNING t1w~ Br 2 n.1 up. & Service. 67$·7570 WANT TO BUY HOUSE 5 Br. 3 Ba. $450 B e au t 1 f u I 2 ,; t 0 r y 2 BR. 2 Ba........ $48S Canyon Twnhme. 2 br. · 3 BR, 2 BA Sl675/mo. Call w paflCkd den, !!rtln opt Cor Cree t.>St. or inro. FR 0 M 0 W NE R 0 N 557·8968 or 644·3545. t~·-"~us~ 3 br. 1, ~ '"a. BR B ... ll -oo 644 '"1 d 613 :>410 r·~>t vi.,., 110 w 18t"' "t ---------1 U DO ISLE 830-3754 "'"''""' "' • u 2 . 2 a... . . . . . s:i25 u · .,, · ....... $225 Attractive l & en. · · "' , ,......,. "•> CetntteryLots/ . Close to sho . hi bltns. balcony. pat111 & 2BR.2 B<J ....... ~2.~ Al.LWATERFRONT l'atlo, gar. Adult. no JBr.2Ba Yeurly.Ste ...... to $400Hdepos1tw ad C""ph 1500 R~_. fwys. 3 Br. 2 Bpag, 0dbslcgasr-, pool. Kids ok $;l5f1 3 BR ., u.. ...... ""ts .,.,,,. A Rutgers Or .-• r cnn• ... ,00 •• ·• ..... ~ On!{ BluHs. spa<". 2 br, 2 "" """"' · tennis & bch. Frplc, LARGEE.ASTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pool . twnhs e $350 IW8·02lS ______ ~BR.~ 2 811 ·-··-··$\25 ba.Dt R.$625 6'l0-8fj(J $110. Bachelor. All util. paLo,dtShwasher.Adlts, 2 BH. encl l(ur. nr nM1. Sacrifice price for 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·3563or:>57·217!! NEWERllOM L" Jl3H.2Ba ........... S450 -------l $•00 HousesFumilMd "' :'BH.2 Ba... . .. "·l"I ~ t>d. Sanglt•!\ ok. Pool. no p e s . ·• mo. $250. Adult:i 645 755 1 cemeter y lots. PacH1c lmmac, spac 4 br. J ha, 3 ·• "'"' I' h t r 640-9335 View. Call Logan, days ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR 18A frplc, hrdw :1or.iHr,21er. e c . · l!Vc~ • ........_ Island 3 106 fl U h cac g. Walk Lo i.ebools & :J HR 2' R •• fi3 I · 2011 : 54 7 250 I . . ~ ----640-2156. eves64&-8376 -a rs. nu pnt. mqul!' 51? shoppm)4. Barg am pnce · . 2 u . . ~50 Park your Buy boat out tl'i\H060 SlOO. Ut1l pd. s,tv & rerng l.AR(a; 2lir, 2 ua . $22S 111. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3SO 436 Hamilton f 3 BH. <!12 Ba. . . . SSGll ~•de your door or t.ht!S lov Near. waler f ee fiirlt & •. rn 1~.t 1.... Call '"-rel_. 2 Br l '"· 0 ••• Fpt~. 2 ~ar 0 $47~ 8411.9427 or a 1'1' .,, B "'-"" I ... M Re t I "'•" •""o ·' ~ ,.. ....._ .. ,., uo .. , oc .. .,,,.,., ' '· c. " a · """'" elv JBr 1omc w 1s ta1n1"' l Bed~oohl apt am n as . ......,....,, ('•·• •:.c12 r11r .opiit Pr_,..'/ 1600 gar . balance of winter. ~:isl:nde Charmer. am .....,.....,.,, ·1"R 2' B" "'""' • h & ""'"" -r-n' · n • 2 .. • • • • • ·"""" ~las:;, bc·ams. warmt $120/mo. llttl turn ., B d I C --••••••••••••••••••••••• $355mo.673-6000 ITJ<lc.2 BH,encl.gar. lge ~ B 2 ly 2'· l:J' bltns :1Hfl.2~Ba ....•... SOOO su1>1.•rdecor $111!>/mo ,yr t:;ves 673·4577onty • r up ex. ross st to EASTStn~: S.·1,2 Br2 n.i, rcdyrd 540·3982 r. i, 'r ., a. · J BH.2i,<z 8a ....... Sl;(JU Jyl:w bearh. Yrly. Pvt party. adult unit w c ol:) gar BA YFRONT IDIM»a PetlinMla 3107 . ;~':" ~~~/m rm. $49S 38R. 2"2 Ba. . .... $625 PENINSULA POINT $175. Bal·helor, all ultl. 559-5291 or673-1204 $265. ~ 2G31 or645.2767 Ofrice building, Sl)eC -••••••••••••••••••••••• 3a~'kr:om":,0·:!,~h~~~;~~ --.:_ -1--:inR.2 Ba ..... $114)(J 4 Bdrmi; w/balcunics for P ,, t 1 o + p I.' t - lacular view. luxunous PJ(). Penn. Pt. Nr Bay & for both 646.7589 3 Br. 2 ba condo. $300 4 HK. 2•., 811 ...•... $175 i•1tch Prcsll~tous woc'M.1 Be a ch<' 0 m her. fee Cor'DftCI dt4 Mer 3822 BRAND Nt'w dlx 2 br, ., execut1veotr1ces.A_nxlnl ocean. 2 Br unlll J une. · Laundry, slv/re(n~. Nu SUR,386 ......... ~15 anten or & be~ms wtth R31·2011 . S47 2501 : ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, w/~arf adul\~. nu investment at S65(),()()(), (213 > 243-S.116. 3 br, family hom£' Kids pets. 963-0075 or 675-0023. ~fill, 211'.1 Ba ........ $8MI wa rmth $000 yrly 1st· 879-1060 peb. ~65 & ~95 1\11.! BIUGRUNDY '"-tau--3124 ok, refrig . SJ25 mo,TWOStyhome4 br lba& ONPENlNSULi\ -;--.., Wallacc,645·33..-,.i ......_. • "-••···················· . _.:.... __ ---ram rm. 3 yrs old Beaut " g I k $1 7 ~ I R-~ 675 6161 ~ ~ 6492022or67!>0023 · Exc1tan., Bdrm home Cozy I br. p11t10. pool. ~ ~v 1--w /hcach & wa a •r ucro~s s 1 n l's o · " · 'n Ml:DJDNTLBLDG P'urn Li.ttle Old House. MESAVEROE Lg3hr.2 ~1-3755, 9682720, thc strt•N s.t!lUi molse Hcach c ombn, fee " i~r.c.sA XI t . el l $500000 JUltl. paid. Muture orre-ba.famrm.dmrm.frpl , K~PECIAl.LVLARGE 631·201l , 5.\7 2$0 1 , o!ie:n:,f1 ":mance' ~·?· ls red male only. No atn~m. new cpts, puml, ..., mile beach Manners '\ Hdrm & rkn l"ronl ~:t._1060_ CORONA DEL MAR int. Prln onty , eve~ ch1ldreno~pets.S22S mo -~ycr.645-0049 Cove West adu l t yard1~hkeaJ(rt·<'npu1k HwtffncJ1ot1a.--oc-h-3-7-4-0 2BrTownbou11e, frplc f144·1917 1925 Anahei m Ave BEAUT.Jbr.2 baGreen· townhomt.•.2br.2ba.Up w1v1cwofwattor,boai.& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool.tennis.continental -548·3736· brook. 2 yrs old. Elcc graded thruoul Washer, Spyglass 11111 ~'i7$tmo breakfast. Sorne ocean & ~H/ Hwtiwgton 1.ach 3140 Counlry kitch, shag cpts, dryer. refng mcl $375 WATERF'HONT HOMES \?i~d~~ ~~t :1~; ~~~ Catalina views. Close to Onihsate 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• enlrl. air Sl\95 mo. 934 mo.1st, last+ $100 clog '+523CAMPU5 Dt~IRVlpfE l__.___,!.2._~~ pelS. I03Sl2thSt.SJ&96l!6 shopping & fine beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... 0. Ultl ...t 2 br. M If Azalea. drive uy. Bkr. dep.536-9861 11--111i1111111-1111-•---111..,--.---1111_._,__...., __ .,. ......... ~ ----------• 644·2611 ..-/ ..,, .-OPENDAll.Y ----L-o•-och 3748'--------MUST SELL Petok. Fee Ask for Manlyn Dunger. . '"AM TO p M ~· _. 1• u" 720 3 Affordabl<' 2 br $215 Kids ., . 6 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------m 2 Br. l bath, bltn.'I. Main Rentals. S.0-5370 .....,.1 or 67 ·14M petsok Fee. · ' ---WATERFRONT Ba h N be h lJ .1 2 Br. 1 Ba. over garage 2 Br apt. 71!1 W Wilson Encl palH>. $225. N11 pets. 646-l25 l I newcpt&,drapes. Pnme •-• h 3141 EXEC2St . h . MamRcnluls ~5370 Woodhnd~t· Brand new. LIDOPENlN ,2&:iden, c ea~ a~. It apt. new cpts, drps, sep area 1n Costa Mesa ._,,..-OC ·A 1°ry ome.nace ' ---fully ldsl'pd. 111 r cool.I over 2500 s n . (t. of pd Sl95-S'l:i.5mo $65wk, gar $300mo 640-9608 r----1-0r------t--, $75.000. Patterson Jnv ••••••••••••••••••••••• urea. v · approx. 12115 $290. 3 br T. H . Kids & pets Pnvate home·2Br. de n ., 1435 N. Cst. 4M-2S08 . . lWo 0 Onge COUn!VS ~ :l>ll FUiiy furn cottage, across Pb. ror a ppt. eves ok. Fee nook, atnum. pool . bch ULTIMATE hvmg. Full EXTRA lg. duplx. 2br, mos1beoutifuloportme 11t. to bch. pvt pauos. 557·735:> Mam Rentals. 540·5370 C'IUI> S1170tlse. avail 11 l ~ecuraly · underground Oceanfront Apts. bach 2ba ocean vu. beamed communllfes. A relOx N B Dl'LX JBr up. 311r akybtes, t1nttques. avail Rustic 2 br $250 Ulil pd 641·8795 or 644·8432 ~{J';!':r, ~~~Yk:11g~ T:.:~!· sb·tudao. hle t'ookmg,. 1 ~ ce1l:gs. frpl. 2 car gar. selltng wlttl streams, <lwn Sep guest rm .lt~o to Summer $325 <l97·1965 Ktd , ""ls ·ng. 1. Fee 2 Br. newly decrt ·d. pool c.!'..032$1915·$375. Uhl tncl. pvt bch prlvl. $445. yrly. IJl lot. buth o"n vu s.R ... ~ s :;, · lmmed occpy. S325tmo Turtleroc•k 3Br. 2ba. auto WontAFishPond? ...,.,. 67:;.3203 waterfolls.ond mojeSll t;7S ll'J'.!2 N.wport •ach 3169 Main entals 540-537o HB. 546-&!09; 962· 7788 ~pr k I n1 . c u 1-d . s a t• Lovely I-s tory home with ---------1 trees. Featuring pools, ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUJ>t pamted 3BR 2BA -M!lSrh;e,752·0428 31xJrms.&alge.paneletl 2br. 2 ba .• rthe_nd. l BR. stv/r eh..i~. JOcuzzl,souno.biRlord Tt·nsuper ~harp. bac~clor Beach cottage l br. ram rro f I fane area' Clean, 3 br, 2 ba. RtO. , . bonus rm. Lndscpd. IJ:ick Oceanfront. gar . incl cpttdrps. Gar. no pets ondexcll1ngclubtlouse unsb m downtown< osla S1 n 1<les t oo 1 $200 Ne c'r ptc.. Ad It cpts, drps. 2 c:ir sar. Woodbndge 3br. ~ ha, yard with lus h green. ultl Pvt pool. adults, $270 603 Mart gold Wlltlsociolevems Tenn McsJ Just Mll m()l. (1ld & Beachr omber. f ee lei~ 1.!a~~l$375 u A,; $345. 963-4$69 531-9545 lake. pool. Jacuzit. $450 rish pond & lo ts of Gmostoyrlse 497·1247. 548-2778 . gym,ondvo"ovtv.H.ot fully rt•rllt'd I nco me 63 1 2 011 , 5"17 ·2501 . ~OlOO · Agt.,nofee. mo.55\.1759, privacy. Convemcnt to De b , S200 U 1 'd ·~ru"' S21nl. 11cr mu Sl95,000 m 1060 good sc·hooli. & s hopping. ac at. · ll pai · Cute 2 1>e9room. 1 bath The Village. More or l'nnt1pal~ only Olli ror Redec 3 Bil. I BA. nu S. Sho~c home. J BR. 2 ba. LOCJWla a.och 3248 BAY & BEACH Fee apts wilhTfireplaces and evefY!hlngyoore tookin ud<l.rt.~s G'10 2'1J.S kit ch en. pa lnl. cpl!>, nu paint, cpts, dl"J)l> $335. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTY 67"'3000 Mam Rentals. 540-5370 close to shops and beach for Furniture is ovallob ~ : I u-.--u.fwwkhed dfll5 S32S mo !J63.t!J69 96.1-4SW :>31-954:> Agt.. No RENTALS ~ Sl'EPSTO OCEAN S300month. Ask ror Mis l~~ri ' ~ Yll 11545 A·" Nn fN· foe. lAGUN ... BEACH View. frpl. "ar. I br s1,675·23ll. Eves642·J203 OneondlWoBeCJroom ;:; ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,..... " 0 Adu If L.Mng fa GeMral 3202 Charming Mt:i.ll V(••·•le. 3 NlCE 3 br, 2 IJa. ~~r, yar~. 3 ~Dl~M lll'~cr .homt-'lewport Shores; brislge $285. 494·~184 Unique lower 2br, 1 ba, Offices ope~ 9.0010 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b r m m ~ r 1 . ., 1• nr. F.d1son lhgh S360>. loratc<I In I urta rano ram rm, bch. enn & Mlssionrieio 3767 Crplc., So. or Hwy $:125 10 UNITS IHI :! Hit h u m ('~ + llu111~, t-:llc h.ioi.:eo up, $2Zl.UOO Call Mr Strnn.: Burrell R.-alty 642 5200 Santa Ana Ht11 3 hr nu ~·es~ly ~·le~ne~ ~~p~1~~ !>36-1339, 642-1715 Ir.J I: u II a . 2 Ba I h ~. pool J2ll Prospect. $475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all util pd. lst & la~t + i-N_,f1N __ r_en!W1g __ , ---.---. · . •• . 1rc·plat'•'. ol·ean \llCW 962·aM>4 • ., ~-clean. Quiet cpl pre-paant cpt $375 bl, last ed ... ~/mo. ~on ~:xc:cllci1t fa ll) humi: al 3276 A.IJso Villas. ~ Br, I YI Ba f'd 673-6216 +-$100 Bkr 546-08...!i._ 400[.17" FOR ALL HariM)ur 3242 $550 rno. 5an Cleme~ condo, upgraded crpt & __ . ---·----1: lc6ool.a.d 3206 C.M. uu.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps, Nsccloc 581-2726 :! Br. 1 ba .. sep. l ·car ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. J bu townhouse 4BDilM &~WIMl'OOL. '\Jew luxury 2 Br. 2 Ba, He...-S.ach 3769 garagc.xlntlocal1on.No UPJ•ER Ouplf'>1 , 1111 Sparkllnl( new cond has Cam rm . & lluung twnhsc. OC<'an vi1>w, dhl ••• :':::'.: •••••••••••••• pet.s. $325/mo. 644·6397 $470 C'all "Lila ... rm L1indlord pay!> fur gar.11ool.Jacuzz1.sccun· Agt Mco.t ~rty 2000 ~~r5i2~: ~~'= {;nil 'ollel(e Pk Lovely 3 Br, !Wi-1371 (lr846 ;>456eves . r.IOOl HCrVICI!. Exe. letnl( ty$375 {21;!)59~·521)1) IEST __:;;__' -------1; •••••••••••••••••••••• frpk. d rw. rcfrai.:. LM· 1 . 11•rm rental ut S.'\75 mo Great Ocean \lu·w. 2Br BUY 2 Br Townhouse apt, 1~ L..YerGCJ1W/fOO/o Dt1 ldboaPuiawla 3207 $425 Nopc~.64ti7~211 rvtM 3244 MISSIONREALTY den, 4!ba Colony Cove SOm1:pt.'Ople :1ayyou ,::el Ba. frplc. encl patio. l cJCPLfo:X ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PhOM 494-0731 Condo. l'ool. club"·e, etc wh11l you pay for• We or-blk lo bch & shops. $325. R l ..,"" u 1 pd BR Can run a i.m bui.1 R h s J ul ? LI "" (1·r more And lhl' pnce 1s 673-7183 ZA111t'd for on\' mori· unit I r, <en . ....,., ta · anc 0 an oaq n "' r, $350 mo 4'13 9242 Bkr 1 M 1 h . ----------tNEW twaul. a1>l!<, I & ·1 2 llOUS~on I Lot Kleblpct.s/sn11h1 ok Fee ne ss. Pool. $450 mo den, pvt patios on i;olf I BR. 2 BR & 3 br behfmt. --' -,r:i 1 h C~ ~r~ Ill m a 3 BR. 2 ba. serv. rm., BR. Apphi•iition:-. lwmi.: Beaut t·u.1tom hit home Mitm Rent11l!I MO 5370 548-6370 course~. 640-0ll{l'T 0 11 <'hff Dr 4114 2033. NEW <'<JNl>O. Wr. 2ba. ea l u · A tennis patlO. cpts drps, 1750 sq. Lakcn, Hl80 AnoJwim ::-1 w t lge rumpus rin . + ,. __ .. Mer 32-22 ,, .. Br. yard. kt' de. & "''''s (Al:ll 117G-2723 eve:.. pool. $.125 l'h. 551 1364 club Frt.~ lenn111 lessons. ft. 644·22.'il • C M !I m 4 m I I _.._ ,., ~ "''" l.EASE.c:;AVAILABLE Btlltards . Sw1mm1ng. · · ·a I' 1 .tt Y· s m.aller hom(' hllhlnd ••••••••••••• •• •• •••••• OK. 1225 2056 M aplr Live 111 Irvine Vt II age ll()M E FOR RENT SC9t Juan (iolf On v 11114 Kan ge. !'Jew JBr, 2ba. frplc. deck, 545·3'a'J _ !;~~ran Onf', rent OUl t 1175-2305, 645,4516 W h h I LAGUNA BE-A''l I C-1 .___ 3278 .,..,,.. •S ol lfwy, newtr. 3 br. c nve omcs ava1 for ' "' ..,..srrvnu Saunas +-l(rc~nt ac· garage. $450 mo. Call C:ardi•n Apt :.i nn. 1 u .• ..... R 2bla. fplc, lndry, no pet11, ewer 3 Dr, 2 Ba, frpll', lease In •• l~t Quality exl!c. homl' :1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uv1l1es. So nd:iy ORQR 673-2099aft 7 PM encl gar. no kids . ~:JO 09"'f ref , gar . 1495 675-mo<l lg. yd,. Must see to up· Walnut Square BO RMS .. ram rm , 21» IH CHARMING Parties with hvt' balldll ,. __ t ._.__ 1824 mo 548 _75iu ~841-8300_ ----Ranch Cal.Homes lwth. ... 2 Fircph1t•es. All f'rooSond.ayhrun.ch. ,,_. a......u -- 8et1ut nu hme. Jasmm<' PH'<' $4:10 mo. Arnold Deerfield Univ l'k l>1ll·m kitchen with eli!C' OLD SAN JUAN •••••••••••··~···•••••• l.i\RGr:; 2 lir $210, no IX'l' 67 St.,. To S.c1 17 Unit Motel/Apt $400,000. $100,000 Down Owner Carry &hin('e Agent 673--4S4.5 Creetc. 3 br. ram rm. 2300 Broyles <Agt. 1 545-9491• Culverdale Col. Park ironic equip Out.stand Th I b ch arm In g 2 Your rent dollars go Pvcn WHY MOT7 22m D Mapll', ~ '44>14, tq It. no lse t t!q ·d. 64.2-l!>!IO Tu.rtleRock mu ocean and Catalina bedroom. 2 hoth & den further•••A ter rific Suk 11 I 6463442 1164~ 2 bdrm. your cbmce of 3 Vll'Wil. llomc valued al home has plus h rarpet· 1111ll0tenance c rew. pro· n en v ng room · 2 Br + de" individual 0-PoMt 3226 from S340 to$1\00. $125.000 Rt,nl ror $625 ing. fireplace. built ms & re:isional· manal(cmtinl i~~~~:~~~ntM Brand N;w 2&3Hdrtn ... ••••••••••••••••••• • 3 bdrm, your choice of 14 month Goo<I references 2 car gura~e. Won't last starr that cares. nnd Attached aar•ae Apls. fo'rpln., blt ~n 'C home W/lenp1s , pool.•• • r.. • .,.,.. t •• I Ion"' Call 646 2158 days " .,. a • ( JIV' patio N11 .. ft u om-. o~7s rcqwn.'< " · 1 fr1t•nd ly nl••Khbors . Wah Id rhook .,arag ., • .,. One million si" hundred spa. security l(uard. S67~ Spacious Dana olu ~ 4 bdrm your choice or 6 MISSION 494.0731 493-0$88 evenings & MOtl 1 d 11 0 7 11 er ryeh \Ill qwet lex·. fo'rum $325. l'h Ulousand;560eluxe2BR w l purchase option Condo.38r,2,,,.,Bu.I f weekends l!f. l)pen a Y 1 · Pvtyardwlt Pllllo S59lS28 2ba·2~ba unllll w /fplcs &44-$20 1i:l.n .Breathtaklni.i vlcw rom$45CtoSS50 3111 Br, 2 Ba . yarcl, --Sorry,noone undcr21& Adu.lt.s,$37:>.mo. -. Prime location. Will .,A ... _ o beach and harbo 8 .._._.CNoHFRe:S....TY Karage, 11va1l Im med. ~ha rp Ha rbor Lano ~:!r/c:t"~·v,,.R11~1bolemm.,,n0tn4• FOXHOLLOW 2 BR Iba, pool Wc11t s 1dt· trade O wnr /Ag l . 2DO:\llru,1"2 bathCor~n11 from LR & Mstr Or """" ~ S42.'\mo.494 ·1.329aft5PM Home. 2 Br, 2.,._ rnr "" I<."'" "' VILLAGJ-; $210 mo. $105 dt•pos1b ~ del Mar charmer with Oversized 2 ca~ gar 551-2000 • --..... , 3250 garage, on cul·d<'·aac lh·lo-mouth occupancy. 621 W. Wilson.CM Adlt.s. no pct.JI IW~ ;.'lit& ocean view. Choice loc. wood frplc & blln:o: lip --..--.--1 • . street, lo IDlltnt yd. no 646·2010 ht Owner D.,,.c. close to 2nd beach. cpts. per & lower cpt'd 1rnn, Sonshln ey Sharp End ••••••••••••••••,•••••• pct.~. 1375 rno. 400.0927 Oakwood Carden Apts -----1 E/SIUE like new ruql11-. FOURPLEX-103 On. drps. bltns plus rernl( decks. Clbhse. pool Condo. 2Br. itll bltoa. FAMLLY Oebght 3 .br, ~ Brand new 8 plex, 3 Br. 2 edits, no pets. I hr $20.1 H.B. Kent Rogers Rlty Adults only. $395/mo jacuul. sauna. lenni Comm pool, c lose to ba. Call for details l3M WX 11ew 3 Br. 2\o'J Ba, l\80 lrvinv <11t IGth> Ba , ownrs unit. also 1& a huge 2 br $250 Mfi 0;><1~, 848-3300 Call 675-2311, 11sk for crt, etc. All for $49~ mo. gwys · No l11e $325 838-407$1833-4671\ l~m ...., ml M arlno \714)~-0550 Br apts. no P,ets. (71 Sharon. (714) 493-4900 $-6488. 1 _._.'-I 32.,2 Oen Vu, rec focll, $425. 827-24790r ~:s-011 br. 2 ~a. rrp1c-,, pool. 2 7-•..aD ... EW ......,...... ... "r'."'. ~ mo, .s3·9672or55MS37 1700 lGthSt (at l)overl story • wnh111'. F. ~11h 91U"" " Duplex 2 Br, l ba. Adults Woodbridge Twnhme :l Br ••••••••••••"'•••••••••• (714 164211170 2 Br. 2 ba, pref mature or Ch 1 Id re n u k $21111 UNITS only. No pels. $350. Call &Toro 323.Z 2 Ba, AIC, upgrades. New3br.2~baTwnhae.3 SollthLCICJlllHI 3286 · retired. No pets. no 5'18·1l916 EJSIOICOSTAMESA 67392.51. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lake&poolJ>rlv.640-8542 m in from l)nn11 Point··~··•••••••••••••••••• 2 br. wmtcr rcotol $.100 cb11dren S195.&4Z.~ ----- Del ni SUll NEW 3 Br. 2 ba ON th(' Marina $475 + Dcp 2 Hr 31894 9th Ave fncd (213> 445.59')3 or <213) . Pre·Chrbt\"nas !i0er1111 • U:t! ~u. fs· d Wanted: Resp Bachelor lake w /tantastlc view! UN.IV PRK· Village Ill C a I I 8 ·o b e v e yd ·ocean view ~atk to 447 V443 • s BR;2 81, patio.,dlU<trbn 2 l>r apt~ from stoo: C:t>h , c co ors an or couple to Uve in 2 bt c.or-lot A/C & all Jrttas Princeton. 3Br. nu paint. (114)84() 2916 • pv\ beach S40o (2tl 1 ok, no petb. $265. mo. drpc, khi'I uk .• No pcb opt.iOl'llJ. home, renl free In ex-~. <7l•> 962·36l4. S425 mo. 644-mo 78Ct-.,.,_'llll • • BE/\CHFRONT l Br for 546-9080or 546-tlJSS Stove ;wi 0-18:1 ' change for ri!modeline 3 bd.nn 2 balh hou111• ..,,.,.., mature ad Its. S225 mo. ----LS~ ~~~3-2638 or Eves ~!~!!'!.~~ ... !~.~~ 31:: :d~ct:S~ ~~I s~eb~8~ $325. ' 495-6854 •• ~~~~ .•••••••• ?~~~ Avl 12/l · G/30 675 3824 ~~~•••••••~~-~~ :c!!~~~:~~ ...... ~~:~ --------• Rodec. 3 br. 2 ba, nu cpl.a, ~~M S395· 552·043o oft ... .,.. leodl 32'9 CIC#n. 3 BR.28A• cpta, ~~OA Bay Club Bach. Cotto Meso 1224 drps. fplc, encl P•llo. · ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• d!l*• RIO, 2 car •gar a_pt, avl 121231 $400 mo. Mfl · / 1S2•"20 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• $375 /mo. 063 ·4569 BEAUT Exectypcbome, WATERFRONT Condo, $32~/mo 9ti3 ·4569 542·4097 S StllN(j 1400 ouairn. Hlw.<MI •ta<H Family home. 3 br. kids & S3J·954SAgt. No fee. 2 sty, 4 Brb 2~ Ba, f'am w/34' slip. 3 br. 3 ha, dbl 331·9".ASAgt No fee. l BR Park Newport. • 4-PLIXU pets. S'l95. Be~cbco~ber: Bonm rm. 2 Sty, clean, 3 Rm. wn;t ar .. Lovely 2ar wtopnr, lsc or lse 2 Stu, 4 br, 2 ba, ou cpts. Avail mo-mo. Call for A winning combtnafloq N-~'-"~•·M f fee. 631-2011, 5'72501, br 2 ba DW rp cpt.s cpta,d .thruOut..FuUy opt.~9U9 ,,.~fl ow iu ... 1_ appt.644·5740orG40-0039. ofoOuttaportmenihome6. WW ......,.. el81. rom 8'1P 1060 ' ' ' ' ' JmbCpd Cf patio $575 w,..,, p C, ' rw ,.,Q. ---$120,000 to $13:;,000. drp&, $05. 963·'569 grdnrin J. ~0074 EAST lU.UF'PS T RI ~ 53HIS4.5 A,i. No l or 2 BR I br Sl85 mo, 2 wlttl luxuryoppolntm-entsand Sharp, spacious, a good 2 Br, 1 ba, new cpt, f~abb' ss1.1l5(5A1t. no fee. LEVEL CON'[)() 3 Ur, a (ec. br $200 mo. Call aft 3PM. SUP9f1> recreonon 01 o premf1.1tfl lnveatmt a nd well painted. pvt encl yd. ttw.llil9••a 3240 S&s buJlt College Perk Ba. nicely dt>corated, CoetclonLl l 673-t4GI roootlon. Tennls •QVm •ttiMopy priccld. mo1mo. $46-3166 ....................... doll house. Immac. s br. ~mo. 7=5l.C>Ol7 E.-1'!'..!..~''" 3400 er. _ _... L spa • awlmmtng . blllloros.. • So. Coastlnvc-1tmt!nt . 2 ba, 1375. Eves 841>-1538 ..---~ ~ OCJllnCI ' 6'S-1I03 Mes• Vf'rde 3 BR, 2 Ba,• DR. 2 lul. 2story, with Newport Sh.ores. A.trame •••••.•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• One&lWo8edrooms,OnoBom , • ~ new crptJJ & drpi. Sec to h.Ulle P•tlo 6: back yard. Colony 3 Br. 2 Ra. new 3Br. 2bn. new plysh C:jts JI(~ Ct-at. ~nut fUUI a. 2 BR. 2 ba on t~e oc:ean..,;... ~ tUO. PnNc Mega Vi!Wl _1 FIXER Tri·plex, Eaat.alde appreciate. 1450 mo Good neighborhood. 7 crptatpaint, comm. pool, & drpe. Pool1 tcnntll & de~. s UR. 2•.;, be: f.uto FUrn tioo unfum l600 tA1 ..,;......., ti -" ~ ·r CM Cul-d.Hac. 1711.500. 642·8~ da)'s, 7Sl·3Ul9 Vt. old. l'lOtmo. Alt. tennis, No Pt"-'3VS. bench. "50)'t1J.6U·#50 war: opener $74Stmo. Total11ecunty.l'levat,ors, 850~Ate .. Cotf011ttta -·~ Aat.609ll68 eves. ta·M18.~krorDick 83320&8wlmdaoral\ 6. or645-0Cll3 AJ!tet&-325$ rcc.ftMUU 1 .m ,g --·-,.,,.,,nv T . -·· -. f:! DAILY PILOT Thursda Oecornt>&r 2. 1978 Add it ... Bu1ld it . Diaper it...Hammer it.. Carpel tt ... Cement it ... W1re 1t...Hoe it. .. Clean It. .Move t ... Press lt...Palnt lt...Nall it... Plaster it ... Flx It... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1 ... ate 1 ... 1pe 1 ... emo e 1 ... Roof it ... Landscape it. .. Tile 1t ... Trlm 1t. •. S<.>wit ... H~ul it .. Add 1t ... Plant it ... Alter it Learn it. .. APPUANCE Rt!PAIR Slo-&rvlcto Cu II (714}~3'22 ---AnMKt• ic. ... ..tS«nrlc. Co.INdor Gts•tal 5-rYk" Ka.edit sl11 ~ ,.._./PaperittCJ ~/PapeslstCJ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mpoo & !Ileum ct nn L.11:1:; M JArlVIS Rellr~ Sedona. Arit cou· Wanl a REALLY CLEAN Japaneae llow.t•cleoaninii P11lnl ltcpair 3:> yrs 111 Worltmanahap Guurun 1na Color bn1thtc-ner... Addll10M&Remodelln1 ole will house21ll & care HOUSE• Call Ctnaiham Own tnns portat1on .rea, workmanshq t"..-d w ht carp t-. 1 o 01 1 n 962 M13 Lie 3l78511 Por peta & p\anlJI month C11l Freeests. MS S123 S46-052'1 ~uar T11ke adv ant or m) lnler/Ext('r !-'rec c11t bleach.Clunhvrm.din ~ ~ of Dec. Refs 11va1J ..._., . 1 ~.11.per.S36-7~ 2.SVrscxptJ.42029~ nn & hall $15 I\ v.: rm -'nC• 642--4951 r;JV1ess1onal carpel c ean· ~°'""9 '1.-:l{f\1\llC Tll" New or rmdl to'r est. 11n11 jobl wekome 536-~~aft ~ ,...Senlu •••••••••••••••••••••• ... ..,.. h. 0 .. ~ h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma. also floor care & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~Yow-c-M-•CUSTOM rAINTtNC . """"• CCllJC •1 • <'n•lr .., £1 • C 1~-nd •-c I d 0 t .. _... .... .-. Architectural & Slruc Gu.relirnl>Ctodor Crpl ertnc:al service alls .. yman ... arpenter w now cue u e n Expr'd Landac~pers AvrgExlrlSl~~ lnlr Extr fWa<>Rate:. cmovali. trlmrnlna. t.wal Plam. Rmdl & o repair 1s Y" expr Do Sl~ Llc C1031,5132 Call An)' & All homerepairs Maintena nce Ser va re Spnnklers lru.tail & n• z Sty 5'Mllntr S4Srm Call Bruce M6 072Q~v1·11 prwiln.:. rrce eat La<''d new con."ltrucllon Reaid work m yselr . R eh ~·8233 Freee11t 548'°'49 537-lSOll µi11r. Concrtile & briclc Pnce.'llncl mtr'l/labur fllost.rJD ...... lr--!1'111ly Insured. M2 2624 /Co mm "l llndstro 531-0101 Fadcteeri.... Gr""=-HOUSECLEANING is work MS'1978Malnnc• Guar.tn.snJ.freeest , ... ..,._ ~7020 -nr ··'7 -... Ted6J6 71mor:>S2 Ol34 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kemovlng, tr1mmln1t. -------tCarpel Man will lay your. .............................................. Our Bus iness Cnll •«•airy PA'rt:H PL/\STERING l t>p1,>1ng lne 'd . lie , ~ or mine. Rl'l'.sin. & STRU<.:'rURAL guploader, dump lruck. Janice's Raggedy Anru1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERSrAINTlNG ••Al.LTYPES•• buncled. Winter ratet . .. •••••••••••••••••••• cleaning too• Gu11r work EJllGfNEERING l\aulin~. tree wk, grad· at67:>.&53 Flrepla~s Planters Expr'd reas. rates. fret Froo Est 540 ~ 64.5-5124 LOVING CARE llo at b1ggersuvangi.. f'r elll CONSULTANT640.'7020 Ing, emollt1on.etc. Reliable. efficient. own BrickConcretePaUo est Ca11Gene5.52·0458 VERYNEATPATCll r ee &_V_a_r_d_W_o_r_k ::f~· Uc'd with refs 645-3646 .. Wclrdr:sk119 75l·3930 tranap.references.An1ta Block Walls BBQPtl! lNTERIOR/EXTERIOH JOBS&TEXTURE Sklploadl!r. dump lrut'k. We Citre Carpel Cleaners •••••• •••• ••••••••••••• ........, IM8.o&t7 · Ref. Ests &46-0464 Acoustical ce11'ga 25 yn f'tec ~t 893 l4SO demo It ti on , m h c . Steam Clean or Shampoo Exprd Hawuan gardener ...................... • Free eel. SlumJllllone, tile ex per 894 6308 art !\PM Plumb1-7Sl·3930 Also URpholstery All work Vcl cleanupsL. ttnHmm1t11~. v1qLLu ~~YUE ITTREWADYY ••General Houseclean blockwalls. brick. plan PAlnhn" Int/Ext. Reas ••••• ~ .............. •-U-pWtt..-y _____ C_le_•_llMJ_ quar els/MC FTeeeM vrunang au g no LI A A lnu Elflci'ent. Reliable. ten. Quality wo•" al re " "' '>"' defi'.ndable l''r ee est PLUMBER.Repair. r l' •••••••0 •••••••••••••• • •Georg~ PUmeT & Soll!> Adds/Rmdl/Palnt1Pl11ns Sml jobs· Lie 'dM7·11132 Reas Rates 6"S-:1716 ~-TIM S48--6306 "'xprd. Reas . Re rs , as prices. Bob 7:5()..9354 VENr..:i.o "" """_,, Cu I J~y 645·7965 p I pt•. ins t ll I I al 10 n DA ,.U\J,T &CHAIR nt /Concr.te Cabelleni & Sons Expr Sonny & Jer. Free haul-54(H)8:>7 _,....,_ Nee(! k" h s er vices . G. G1dlt·y. Proresslonally cleaned ••••••••••••••••••••••• gardener Ft csts. re 1ng. cleanup. tree work Efficient. reliable. own Mo'"'-J your ate en. bdrm 642 9315. ror SSS. Ph: ~l~ lt(JNOR HOME REPAUt Bob Scarcia Concrete Inc asonable. 646 4654 aft ror usable items Fen transportation. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ii v rm P 8 1 n led ? T ... -i~•-R--' Cafl'enlry. Plumbing General conc~le work .Cpm ces I bid gs removed 842.8625. Friendly Moving Co Effi Specialmng In sml jobs nw• -'SJ""l'r Ceram1cT1le54-0-SS60 Commerclal-Ri:s1denu111 E C SS7·2005 dent. friendly &ervice H1UTY 492·Jl11leves ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINISH. REMODEL & 498-~ Lie :!::094 I s~::~~c~ ~l~r:~~~sg Hauling, movmg, cleanup G~~! ~o~u~c~a~~~~ ka~~ l pou r a le~ Patnt New for Santa & C~~~~~S:r~~~O. Rpr. Small Jobs OK . •Res1dentialCuncrete• Quahly Work Mike $7/up Trttwork Reas. lwiceasfast ~llDebbte Save Money. Lates i at l-'airPnces96Q.1633 Reas.979-0379 Lloyd Denrus Con:.tru1· ~ 20oi9 rasl. rreeest842-4597 or J oan. 493 3968 or met.hOOs & old fashioned ---------1 REMODEL I NG & ALTERATIONS. Local 'Seasonable 673-1309 ti 20 y 645 Sl:!:l Don't give up the ship' pnde. Let me show yoi. Classahed ads sell big on rs exq -YARD CLEANUPS The fostest draw 1n the ~·5649. "List" al In class1r1ed why my work is the be~l items small Items or Mow & edge Call Ron West. .. a Daily Pilot f.1nd what you want in Ship lo shore results' Cal1Caltro8J6..SSSS a ny item. Jus t c a ll 642 !5678 SS7~09 Classafled Ad. 642 5678. Dally Pilot Classifieds. 642-5678. Want Ads Call 642·5678 642-5678. Use the Dally Pilot ..Fast Result" eerv~ directory. Your service Is our spe<aalty. Cal I 642-5678 ext. 322 Af*' twc•ts Uswhna. Ataa lwat1 u.fw11. OHke ll...tal 4400 ..... , R..tal 4450 ••••u Afmct9C ...... SI 00 Lost & Fomd UtO ••• ,................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COllaW.SO 3124 Hunff:"JIOft leach 3840 S.Clemtnt. 3176 •I MO FREE RENT• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PaJm1st from Tnnldad. FOUND. female mbed •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Newport a.och 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-2·3 Rm offices from • TOP • W I. says, "Smee Abe Gt:rman Shepherd. Vic ....................... New condo, 2 bdrms. 2 S1Z 5 per mo AdJ *LOCATION* HuM-gerSt-.d Lincoln's days. Jerry lnd1anapolls & Bushard. 2 Br w/gar. '230. New Bra.n<S new, 3 bdrm ap~. PAIK .. EWf'ORT baths. frpl .. beam ce1l's, Atrporter Hotel. No lease Su ccessful re~aal or Oross S:S0.000. mo Ford's the gr~atest." H.8 963-2362 crpt.tgerncdydw/pauo sXtudl o & conventional. APARTMENTS superocean&mt view req.833-3223Tilnoon servlct: loca t ion a t Free stundln,.; bwldang Water pd. 2224 "O" mas m o v e 1n a l lor2 Bedroomsand Adults no t.s $42S Mo Ne wport P t e r i n lid up ror high volume. WEALTHY Found· Puppy Looks llke Placenlla. call betwn l lowanc~. 2 wks rree rent 833-9.29l pe · · 60" PB SQ FT Newport. Beach town lot:allon. IUT UHHEALTHY? part Welmaraner. Gray, 636-4120 ~~14 ) 1m ·7566, lOam ~:;:noS2S9us~ 1611 WESTCUFF·NB • t349Square reel Does over S2Q.OOO a blue eyes. Falr Dr. CM ..,,m. o .. 6 D ol\/I Soutti Logwta 3886 AGT 541·5032 • On·site parkJng montti an :1ummer. Im· Custom service wlll lt!ad 545-6567 545-7240 PLUSH 2 br b"amcd pen... a1 Y E II -ncuJate condition '""7.. you lo health. For appt • . . • .. 3 Br 2 Ba ( I . l o S P I T I ••••••••••• •••• •••••••• • xce ent exposure ..... "'" v I Lee Wh I ciul'gs rrpl ~ar 2222 . • rpc, pa1 , pa. oos· enns ISOIW tclffDr t..a Uo Agt8J74200 cal ttoey at (awroUNO:Ring.vlcEstan-p at 'A 642 0758 S27S mo. Acrus~ from Fashion Lge. \juiet. lu.xurious ex-H • • rgesign area wn · om ces> 644·6298. If no caa School area. Call & IAC ac ve. 847-:>713 Island ut J amboree on ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt NewportFinanclalCtr REALONOMlCS.Corp leerlW1-Tnent answer. Iv message tt adent1fy.Call64&-860S. 3 Br. 1 :1.. ba. cpts, carport, San Joaquin U11ls Road. Elevator to scenic pn v L.easillcJ Office Spac• Realtors 67Hl700 / '"'""" Health Services al $23S.. .ino. Laundry. cal 1 BR. pets Ok, $210 mo. 3 1714) 644-1900 bch Party & game room. Citll on Sile Manager MARIN"" OR'""'NT"·o Nets $2000 help-run ' 644·5292 FOUND ~malt bllt.curly 846·~7eves. Blks beach, 3211-lllh St., total sec. Perfect living (710642-3111ext2.46 S c.1 "'"""" rt"'...,.,5 An e mergency s ale haired male dog w/gray 900-4832or 213·431·5618 or wknd retreat ror the pace av -.usq. -· Owner must leave State ARTISTS &. Crafts men paws. 17th St. H.B. $195 2 br, ltlds ok. Stove & OCEANF«ONT ad\·enturous adult. ~lS H Vou Need A Started & mo Loe. 900 W. Coast to protect ottier invest needed ror weeke nd tzl31431-2A50 rerng Fee 3 BR. I blk lo bch. rrpl, mo. yrly. lBe 499-2835 Furnished Orricc, call l~wy in Newl?C>rt Manne mcnta. The rmest looking Crall Sale at Major Shop· --------- Main Rentals 5405370 dshwshr. encl gar, no 3BR.2ba.$:>50 T H E EXECUTIVE Clr Call Ken Witzel bar in Orange County ptngCenlt'r SS per day FOUND kitten approx 9 ------· pets. $300 mo. 960-1393 2 BR. Iba Yrly · S.175 ~fth Furstl"'-d SUITE. Rent Includes 714~1711 Just llsted. Cood terms Ccsll Dick al 1'7l0S4o-c&4-0 wits old. Whale. blk Is l br. Bltns . O/W. cµts, DELUXE 1 b r 1 r 11 MEWPORTTERRACE orUnfw11islwd 3900 (/time recept .• phone & Agt 837-4200 al\a pm. orange markmgs. Med d""". "ar . adults n • r. rp · u 3BR.Zbacondo$500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mail service "lll & ha•r c:.acn12 arts ~548~4291or645·052'7. amenities w/full ~cc, SEAWIHDCOHDO THE EXCITING Janitonal. Secy's .. & ore ......... alRftttal 4500 SUPftLY·SALES Lott&Fouitd 5100 ~ ,....,.,,,, . . faclls. See lo believe. 2 BR, den 2 ba $4SO PALM MESA A"S. equip avail. Newport ... •••••••••••••••••••• Net.s $2$.000. yr. t:·Z run. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Male Pointer, BEAUT. brand new 2 br, 2 847-6407 IAYF«ONT HOME Mif\IUTES TO NPT Center 605470 Short hrs. A "sleeper" Lost: lnsh lktter Male. Wbt w/Blk. head. vie. ba. l1v rm, din rm. frplc. BR Obi 2 B f I BCH bw. .. a steal So Orange Co I yr old. Yorba Landa.970.1185 be11m ce1I bltns Jacuzzi 3 • i;:ar. a . rp c JBR.Zba S2000Moyrly · COMd!JlswtesfromSLSO ONE YEAR OLD 751·1741 C hildren unhappy gar .ocea~vu.tW2-7992 . ~h St. $335. Call STEPSTOIE.ACH Bach.t&2BR. Ulll ln<'ld. A/C. umple UNITEDBUSINt:SS 496-&29 ·FOUND: Young a ray 8acbelor . Pvt Stv. & __ · 3 BR. Z ba. Unf. $425 Ad~';°lS~ ~~9~cls pkg. jsrnltor 675-8M>O :~~e ~~/1t~.:.d~~:!J INV~TMENTS __ male cat. wearing collar. reft-ig,cpt.s.drps.Qwet2 Br,2 Ba,bllns.pal10.no lS6I MesaDr Prirnt-lou tioolnHunt across str eet from 15.25 .MesaVerdeDrE FOUNDremaleDoiueor~~1:.!.~~e 1 Or() adlt Nr Orange & KnoK pets, l child ok Nr schls (5 Hilu East or Newport 1 n gt 0 I\ 8 ea<' h 0 n Knlltlrvine Center Nr <ac·ross from Kona Lnb l Dox1e m tx Blk w/bm. -• $160 All utal pd 642·0538 -~mo ~~3710 urt Spm Blwl > 8rookhurst. 800 square 0C Airport $900/mo St.tile 106. Costa Me:.a > Peppertret; Ln. & Royal FOUND: Gray flwfy cat, _____ ;;.-_-;.-;-c2 Br, l Ba. encl ~ar S200 $46 9860 feel. Single. garden type B> RIDDLE ~Bl __ ~~n 1 days Palm Dr C.M ~ 2 collars, flea/to tag So. 1 &2 ldnst Trtn mo 1 oos A I a ba m J ___ Rooms 4000 store or office. Good ex REALTOR 646-8811 Foreign Car Rel'nir Busi FOUND. Thanksgiving Laguna 499-4101 $l"5 lo $l1S Gas & water 544 5701 after s 30 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• posure. s1gnage parking. ----------i ness for sale Will sell Day 2 young fem. dogs. FOUN D fe male puppy pd. No kids/pets. 133 I:: SlllO 2 br. garage, pool Bualtlns. fplc . c:r pls. Sleeping rms $6( o. 963-6781 RtMals Wanted 4600 qwck sale ~-1JS4 PTkwy. M.V 581-6242 wtblk mkg's. Garfield & 21RWATERFROMT ~ Call Mr. Plummer parts&cqwp.Cheapfor Grn /tan . nr 1\lt c 1a German Shepherd. tan 16th St . C M 642· 1265 Kids olt f'«-drps. R<1rage S43S All S50 wk Sh l/ ••••••• •• •••• •• ••••••• • Ma1n Rentals,!~IO S37lt 360\f''INLEYAVE,NB ~ath .. Sho~n at APPROX800 sqrt.C2 al Net'.(!Greenhousespaceto FOUND: St Bernard, 8ushardarea .962·1504or n-,_....... 382.._ --J ... COIS RE ... LTY only . ~all art lpm 130 E. 17t'1 St .. s.>.s<I mo. rent for plant leasing H~ StClltd male, Stale Colleite & 842·7033. ~ -.. Near beach. SlGO I lir, ~ "" Rers req d 556 00$8 or Do 1 uo l\A79 UI Gem. ffol beach loc. t..aPalma u.1 3081 --.-----• ••• 675.6670 .,."."""-• · · Ye.....,..,.. ...... "ess "·"·1403 ~ FOUND Siamese w /yell •• ••••••• •••••••••• child ok Fee .no~ ..,...,"' """' E Z operat ion . Owner ---- New Specta<'ular Ocean MainRentals,5405370 DB.UXEOFFtCf'S Studio or s mall I BR apt. will train. $.11.000. full FOUN D: Elkhound or collar & bell Hazard & View, z Br z Ba. dbl car -------• mpal't 2 level single. ROOMS S2S wk up wlth Comml & indsll spaces. m CdM. so retired lady P r1 c e . DI ck par It Husky mix. Blk & Tan. Hoover . W • t m I\ r . ~~r. $300 mo 675-5666, READY HOW $250 includes ultl 1n kitchen $37.50 wit up 200 to 2000 sq. (t As low can be near children RestaurantBkr 673-7348 male, vie CC Blvd & 897_.342 9-S, 638-5744 al\ 493-7748 2 Br Paintt-d. draped. Harbor View Ho mes. apta. 548·97:>Sor64:>-3967 as JS< sq. ft. Laa Niguel & 640-TI4S Knoll Ave 531·2943 _s_.30 _______ _ Ex I 2 b ., •· r I carpel~. 1 ba Gas ~tove Adlts,nopels 640-0'J64 ROO M With kitchen Mission VieJo a reas. •.-1--t 5015 F OUND ·. Male, am . LOST· REWARD • Sm. · ge r, " .,a, l"fl c. Cloe.ed "Br ~o l h1ldrcn H d S D F ~s/tft•H / dreu111g rm Adults ~ I " h 1.irgc:> bdrm. 2 ha lower pnvUeges. $135 mo. Call an. Y t.o · · rwy · Rst.c y 0 r k i e m 1 x . VI c . !fllXed. lab, approx 4011>11, tcenaaer From $29~ or pet!! 425 ~ St w1il N1•w dim> No ~ts aft. 3PM. 673-1451 Call. 83l·1400 e 8a""hor-. NB. "•a,,,,.,.., m Capo Palisades vlclni• " -------------------•••••••• •••• ••••••••••• • ~ w~ • .._.__, ~.. .:.00 ..rtO"VOMJ b Gu&watcrpd 4!ltl-7l79 NEW I br. £rl'lr beam $41l0mo yt'arly 2bl i.lo ""---tu-4150 WESTCUFFFum'd ofc. •-'---· ...--, ----r· l Y. we aring c aln ""'' bit """I il bch Hiie to bay & parlt. ~ ..,...,... ~20 -J-'or Real &late Invest· Lost: Wht altered mal choker . bllt spots on 2 br <'Plll drps hlfn,.., ' ,. Ill>. ,.,-• ., vo cy 673 2:303 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. mo. OppcMiunlty 5005 ment Pro's Sheraton cat w/blue eyes. Wear· t ongue. answers to laundry, t'ncl IOlBr $.!30 bull.~ar S23S s.i .. tll:l4 1 --Loving care. 24 hrs. 642·4097 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport. Ing LA ID tag w/oam "Sam"493-&484 ~ lllll6or493 6309 1,..,IM 3844 l br. $22.'i ind ulll balanced diet s P vt Pnme NewJtC>rt loc . 2 of· CoesideriftcJ a 11117 l DAY OHL Y "Oylon Thomas". Vi -----••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 hr 5:175 Rds rl•qd. room. patios. 544·3833 rices, szs j(Q ft ea $250 Over 500 active local bus ~ 4. 8AM-4PM. Hear Mt n Rod. Lag Be h WOODRfU l>C l'.: ti<M; ~Kl Vocatiott R...tds 4250 Mo. ea. Agt. 673·7300 • hsllngs. Please call or Gt.'Orge H. Anderson. one 494-2677. Hwutiwi;oe8*och 3840 PINES Al>'J'S "l;;; delu~c t.iayrronl ....................... stop by ror free lnro All of Amertca·s best Real Los __ t _S_l_b ___ pood __ I_ LOST 11·26-76. blonde Cock<'r Spanie l. fem. Vic, Bushard/Warner, FV ''Sunny" 963·3lS2. ·•-••••••••••••••••••• I, 2 & 3 bdrm "un1t11 Duplex . cho ice loc. LARGE CABIN BIG GROUND Fir ore . out. categories & types. We Es lat c P aper F ~· roH'n 1 u1 e !'low o wn ~r~ t>f Des111:nf•ll llkr arly w panorami•· vie w. · side entry. approit guaranteetople3!1eyou. aut horities. Coll e m tc : unan,..o .-x Reward hel nd 1fo hood A 19132 I f • BEAR nr ski slopes 13• 19• vt b th 71•3468ot\o <V H11rbor. R e ward .--· · pme a ua8c w pts, ~a I orn1J .bun.ialOWll, f:ncl prk'a for 4 cars. . . x . p . a . new 751-3741 " . ovo ou may ,..,,1•19 broken heart. Loat. Maitnoh.1. H a , oUer 11 2 f SJ 7 U I I " Sips 12. Col 1V. poolla· cpt. drps Sl15 mo. 2333 T S call c·olleC'I) A presenta .,....,. '" b .. •u"' r r o rn .•. "Upper 3 UR.$1100.mo. ble.~·34461 540-4314 or E.CoaslHwy 675.5444 UNI EDBUSIN ES . Sheltie dog, (s mall r. 2 "8· lvvv :1q t P'ln~tone Ofc hr .. 3 J JO Lower 2 UR $!100 mo 494.861J • JNVESTMENTS lion or Professional Lost , male m1n1a lur Collie> ans to "Bonnie". i-eocuttly iJ.PI W1pool, wkday:i 9-S:lCJ wkods Lcaseonl)' A~atl 2/l/77 Prtmelocallon.lrvln•ln· 1.525MesaVerdeDrE Educntional lnst1lute or Vorlts h1rc Terrier, Vac So. Lag. 499-47:>9/ Jacuzza. A <: dr.hwhr C<"> •UIV\ • .. r II ~ ( f K L PalmSpnn°s I I k b t $"'0 d """'~---998-8l28 ..... xunous. urn v1 a on dus•-al Complex ,\vail across rom ona ns) n ' I r n I ll n . .. . 497-2414 " Ult& onl) No Pl'lb s I B h ... Su" 106 ,.._ M R rd v r . di 1----------1 •160 u--M.h. ayu 1ta eac near Dec. 15 ExecuSuale tte ·"""ta esa ewa cry n en y, p . ..L. SlSO IZSO <.:a I MW Mxr •l • .....,_,..,, 3 Br. Zba I Rik to bch Puerto Vullarta. 4 br. 4 w/sec relaries. cnn UBI Open ?days . we are all worried 1"...._ llQIHOO___ W1ll 11he"'°ntcf'ln'tnt> $400•mo l yt lse avail ba.$500.wk.731-3777 r f II rod Moneytol.oan 5025 548-4802NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• homt.l)O()l&J11ruu1 Newr pts,ctrp&,5l06Nep-erence ac ··re p UC· •f\Jmiture&PlywdMfg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• Drinklngproblern~ 2 tw. 'Pl-" pool pl11y yd ~I 3144:1 tuM Avr 832 2080 PALM DESERT u~. reeept. A complete •Ladies Wear, lh·Class• rdT D LOST in Se ville Home Call Alcohol Helpline no p eli. 22011 A IBRfum'dcondo.Pool enUty.OurExecuSultea •BOOKSTORE ht,2nd&3 . .'1 Tract . M .V. male 24hrsaday83S·a830 l>elawue ~ 0000 L°'Jll90 8-adt 3141 S Rr 2 811 roomy, <'lean Jacuzzi. Close to shp'g are a matter of taste. •DRAPERY WKRM LOANS/\V/\ILABLE German Stlepherd. tan ------'--..;._-Me. L* Pn ••••••••••••••··~·· n••w cpta. sund~ck, bltns. cntr. $600 mo .. S50 per The HaWJerCo. 7S2·068l. •RUG/UPHL Cleaner Credll not important w 1blk mark 'gs. Pen· PREGNANT? Odu.xe 3 hr 2,, b.l, ult <>tt;~ ... N,TVAl!:.S bc-h &hayyr_!L&45 l878_ rute.751·1163,owner •FURNITURERefln 673-4883Broltcr nsylvanta rabies tag Caring con rldeol1al u "'.,.~ ._... Office apace available 1·n Contact Agni Sam Crane Pvt party will loan on A. ns to Brandy M u1t counseling & referra I d ... aar . pauo rrplc 171~ Zbrtu't· .. -e ant & 2 .. r .. ~A I br tr1 plex ~ yrl)' ........ to Shan 4300 . 1714)645 ·110 "'0·0608 .. u"' ,.. " "''"' "'~-d I M th ~ .... 5._ __ lerm lst or 2nd TD. rmd. Reward, 586--0128 or Abortion, adoption & Alabama. 5~·l465 0 1 Wlfrplr & l{l\r81(1' Wnlk Ulll pd Call after s pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• \NIVllB e ar. sou nvn Sl!l 9182 It U.-1718 10 bc-h Sm idt pet (114 lf~l596 f'ree Room, In Luxu~y aide of highway. $17S per ORANGE J ULIUS. To Res1dentlolonly .55G-8842 _ tpE'"" ~ ---Irvine home for IAdy 1n mon•.. ""'5 2311 ask for CM I I O LO_ST __ W_h_f-lbe--I -1 A ARE 54'7·2!W'.J _________ , w~lromc:> $47 5'WS_ NWl'T <'REST luxury I! x c h a n~e t or Ii l• Mtsa~ ... U f -• lou soca~:~.o;;,~er c:ii . . l rg au ---'·------- •L.ge Mew • .,... Preat111:iou~ oeranrront t'ondo 2br. 2bu, hv. dan. houaekeeplng. Call Ken. 00-722I $CASH$ t!~~~Utl JaddR~~a~~ •SHARON•S * 1 .>Jbedroom. cfilldr~n addr~ll 2 br Zba.ull pool , tc-nnl b $4SO 5521222 Century 2l"Westcbrr'' llOME OWNERSborrow l2lJl4'5294l OUTCALLMASSACE oai., pet 's <'onslctrrt•d elec apt /\lrf)'ls rrom 645-4861 Wa nted r oom mote to H B.ofc. 135/mo. Includes ___ .;;.,._ ____ ~ at low bank rates lo con ---499-1224 dllhwashf'r'I Clr1't't11 Ha1J1ltr Park OnP ul th1· share new 2 br. 2 bacon utU_. Pvt & quiet. Gd loc. AFPILIATE sohdatedebts. pay taxca. Found, Wnsl Watch In --------- draPff, cl<>'!t'd K-'ra~~ lovelteat area!S nn lh1· So Fc.wtcntic View do l:I08& lo bc:h .. ocean Ptt · S36·1857. ()ppty to own a Branch lake a va<·at1on. mom i\ugwit. Owner Identify '1'HE EXPERIENCE" "''~ lo school!\, suptr cm13t Call Turner /\~ Ocnfront dplx. 3 Br. Z ba, view Raylene 6Jl l098 Olflce or a successrul nod1t1on. swim pool, pay by Mh:. senal no. & luc Adult m ot el. Closed nice 4 plus, turn1turt ll()C .~-llTI frplc Vrly Ille $:JOO. uUI or846-7711 · singles organization, oU existing 2nd or .rny lost Contact 11.B. Police c1rcwl TV Por R~rvo a •a ti ab I e Ca I -----pd '49'-S3112 -art'as avail throut Su purpose Dept. 536 5621 Uons. ~-9755 <71'41847·7566 lOam Spm Sp.<' 2 br oceen \'lew 11pt W-IJU 2 B 2 B WOMAN over SS w /car to Delllxe Cal. Call MECHANICS ----7days RltM . btlu m i.. frplr, estc nt'w r, a. shr CUM home wtsnme Offlceltliwi-. VIOEOVIEW MATIOHALIAHI< Found · Kitten Lo n11 •PALMRIADER• s tepa to bt'n«h $435 t r P I c · r c r r ' It Km/hoard & nominal -...... 17141638_3e 5.. white hair. brn mark· Past, present & future ---qz »7nor 7~~ w1fcem1ker, 2 pnttos. sal. to right person TWO STORY (714)997-5400 ., "' mgs 2 collars. whl & blk Lic 213/694·1350897-9272 % Bt. encl. llar. pal.Jo. blk -ltS• W'lhr dryr, pool. adults Ntghtor day ph 673·472S New~ Peninsula ....... VE:L ... all!UCY w 1be11 . Dec I a w t1d - -tn-.,ach, nopet.s ~ .LSUI LocJMa HkJ-f A $t2S mo 67~ ZS()() Flea. Floor •-"',.U"ll Mor~•· Trust 8rookhurst /Ell1s. Ftn OVERWEIGHT? St ~2Dor 536.17ui ••••••••••••••••••••••• Female roommate want Alr ndilloned Prime Joe Ne~ $2200 Dffdi 5035 Vly 0087256 Guaranteed t0-29 lbl!. 30 ~ u; 2 br 2~., bo Condo NEWPORTSllORES ed to 11hare 2 lir beach WalnutPanelcdOfClccs mo.Grosa~S80.000mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• --days Lo6e acc11mulatcd ~2Br. t Ba. bllru Oct'&n~u frpl li t 2Br. 2Ba , gar. blk,. to bse, $135 +. Muey Elevator 751-3741 0/ FOUND Ger m an ret & lnc:hea. r 11 p1d d\lldoraml pet OK S27:> beame<tccah~ ljrn~dnu ocean, no pet&. yrly lse 67:>--0941 PrivateParkloic UNITEDBUSINES6 LOANS 910 S he phurd. (cm alt!. tightening or akin, in 84M el2or 826tlDI_& __ Sol~ 496-7437 :;:~mo 6 45 3320. Roommate wanted to Janitorial Services INVESTMENT Alao2ndTDLoan1 blk/tnn. vie MagnoUat & cre111ied energy. Sare. SPANISH STYLI Mkslo.t Vlefo 3167 --~r!~11B~ ~~::~so 673-~'!W::.4:30 l~ ~~~~~~or F. Fair~t Trrmsslnctt 19-19 Ch41pman. G G. ~-091l ~~'::· No drug& ~- 3 BR. 2 atory w 1rrplc. •••• ••• ••••• •• •• ••••• •• WA TBRONT Kona Lanell 1 Sattler Mtc). Co. t'OUNO approx 12 wk old balc:,ony, p11l10. plushl.-Ot1 All5()8Vtllu.~ha(Jl3 NEW2br&i 2 br+denNeectmalCl25·3Sto share3 Sulte106,CoetaMesn 642-2171 5"45·0611 Blk Lab, rem W/WM c~ & & dbl encl 111r hr 2 ba patio tlncl gar luxury 11pt.s BR house w/2 tcmalea ........ ReRfal 4450 UBI 0 7d blue on chest. Vic $3&S. Pe\·chlldre n ok pool. kids ~el co m ~ •Bulltiru1 St22.C.M &4S-76SS •••••••!••••••••••••••• pen Rya SAVE SS Ha milton & M ae>le BU ~l4Mor847·.Sl0 M7-~l ----:~::;.~ompuctor . C .. cloW'lt 7000 Sq ft Corn . MFGSTl&.FAI. Prtvate/artyw1llbuy _eu_._3928_. _____ _ •••••••• Mewparihoch 1169 •Fireplace U•iltc)bpenMtt merclal/Warebouse bldg $15,000. mo. gr Xlnt net your 2n !:_D 64~ FOUND small shaggy do.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Privatebeach Sbareahomeor8ptment onW.19thSt.C.M.Wlthl 600 Sq. rt f\Jlly equJp lst&2ftdl0Clfts at Elstancla High School MOVE IN .Da.ux._ •Plexlolassencl patio:i ac. storage area behind Low overtlead. Call ror F C M 11·29 545-3395. ~ S ok" d 1'...... 01Ans UHuMtTm Suitable ror comm'I & details. Xlnt buy! Irvine P11c1hc ananctal Eastblulf J br 2 bo *Sl'f e ~~ectto~~· ants oLC-M.>l• whse use 1700 per mo. All· 751.37 41 -Company 640-8292_ FOUND blk rem dog, l2" NOW!!! .....,.,, _..,•few left! 2 BR from szeo J 8.R, fplc, 2ba1375 Lease. Incl. spac. master • ptuva . n «IA!'l.i«P""JM~ Jm med OCCU"ll n cy . -----------1 EARN l<Y1. on localTD'8. t a 11. "'.'l e Ellis be t suite, din rm & dbl 9l9Bays1de0r,673-8414 °'~~mt.oq Heavy rront traffic Gtfl'S.fiAUM.ARI( DILLllARDESTV Mal(nnh& & Bushard. garage. Auto door tBr,sundeck,yrly 2 blk1 ForoverSyra.832.4134 Pbooe642-4210as krorEd P..r-&.U l1e loc Nots Reeltor 675286e 1129540 2164 opener avail. Pool & to bch. uuJ pd, no pets. Bucko. S30.000. yr. Plwi ollMra to FOUND· Germ. Shep. recreatJon aren. Adults 81~ . Newport Creat Beauty. choosefrom. 2nd T .O buye r h•a ~~>'·male vie. FollDt only Nopets.From$380. Ocvu.rmw1adjba.S200. NEWPORTBCHSTORE 75117 .. 1 SlOOOOO pp ....,. BM Amigos Way RENTAL STEAL! 213/481-7030, 542 3.SeOev. 3830 Avon St.-S270 Mo. • "' to invest · ey 963 ... ,(5/968· LW Cl\lldrenOK Ma~ed by ~ & view to ocean. 3 JUTY Wynn (213M77-no1 UNITED BUStNESS ~ See these lovely Granada Mt mt Co. br, 2 ba, patio, crpt. drps. Oceanfront. Furn 3Br. INVESTMENT ---------1Lo1t. Bit miniature fom 'I •KAREN'S* OU'l'CALL M/\SSAOE 6PM 2AM 838 l7IO MASSA&I RGUUMODB.S ESCORTS OUTCAU OML Y 631-3111 --- MASSAGE FfGURI MODB.S ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY 631·3111 l.,BRapal"\mcnts M(X). Lac or mo. 642-1334 2ba. ~ Bcb. Female Older bou.te ; M le, 700 11q. l~Meaa Verde Dr. E. r:c1'~~:i~orii!1g·~:S coy.! The)' are ck>M to Central N~ Shrs. 2 br, 2 h8 or642·6578 prefe • S150 lncludlq IL 12$6 mo: No IH•e at <;,~~C'os~~J 4• a• c1•11fs/ ~arc1. CalJ S38-00lS Ott :::-~recre·~~P· ~yev=~IMb, LIDO ISLE WATER· ~MD67. 252:8N~ Blvd.CM. UBI Open7daya ~~ S3M881. eou!!~~erral beach l"MWll)'I e to FRONT 3 BR • 1700. mo. "-'"-llWhrl 4400 COMMERCIAL STORE ••••••••••••••••••• ••••u.t ---5-ba-rr-Ja_d_e--b-ra_c_e_le-t-.' Preg. test·a vaU. wknda c 1 NEWPORT SHORES Lease 673·8886 an.. 6pm ........ ........ LAGUNA BEACH CodlWIJIM._._. Auwla.c.-wh SI 00 treat. annlv nary &aft . 2A tlr Helpline $41•1M.9$ W• ~ ..... otfMr I"" blks to ocean. Super Approx. 800 1q_. rt + $15,oOO MONni ••••••••••••••••••••••• rewarc1 492-298'7 "1 lw• ~11 2 br duplex. Ownt. l7l.4) S. C.._. ll7' i.rae •tor•I• loft. Ha• 2 Mostly bar. Newport u..-....1 = --... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ..-In& rooms. One "~ach !""at.Ion Pa ......... ra sc11u IEJS • ~ 11 •-Id .. ,.,...._ .. 0 .. ,_.... '""''""' """ "" ,...... IUll"I. """""' wa ct m ace cnt Welaht. Depre11 onl .... ........ lledtr ~ OCEANFRONT Luxury 2 ;/1111~ h .. fireplace. Ample re udlna Needs good Nov 20tb on NClwport Smol.lna. PAln, Se1'ua M .. lOO B CH 2 blks, new palnt. br. den. frpl, pvt steps to ./.~ ,..,,._ parldna. Leue at S500 toperator. Can be bandied Hl~W£RS Blvd Plaid w l •u•d•. Problema. etc Bdl/ttd· a Br 2 Ha dplll. fplc. bch. ~'99-2807 ,~ month. All uUJ. paid by for About 13$,000 down IUW ~·-1 1 to• ,,_ bftm .-Uo aar Noptte .. ---............. I D&nMaae Ov le ... -....-n na I -l ftt· inter. H.B. 548-2660 e ..aoyrly 6's.tm l'UU Ocean Vlew. Luxury ~::,...e:,::--~ON 494.cr78L ~;~~~Id I cenu FataJ-ArrJd --~= ltcma. Rcwarc1.•-.s-P_l_R_JTU--AL-R_E_A_D_E_R_ Penthe>UJe 3 Br. 2\lt Ba. j.Net.....,...... ALTAR EGO ---------1 f\ill U ONd 2 •Condo. Nr Warner• SPACIOUS 4 Br 2~ Ba. Pantr1. Elec:. Kit ch • SH 0 P o t 0 FF I C E Oardenlq Roul4J, Show me a conceit~ LOST 1mall wbt fem ctoa. .Y C « , C .111 IAr 11c,...,,..,l f·4!'1 (,\01 Buth. 1215 mo 538-M88 encl P•Uo, l blk t.o bch F'rplc, Caraae1. SS2S .,,,.ai.. Ai>Droll 400 aq 't'Nck•EqwpforHle. mln1ater and I'll abo• R#ant Vic Olaler Ii s.1!1~e~e:_~'f?:r8:'.~ da1*.53M4.Slevcs. Yi'lY m.'TIOll 492·~ ft.$145/mo.548·1149 ~ youanALTAREGO. lowa.$SIS-78'9. 49a·ll034 4.92> t i , ............ --. . • ~.~~ ...... !~.~~ ~!.~~-~~ ..... ~~.~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~.~~ ..... ?!.~ ~!!~.~~ ..... !!.~ Thurld~ Dec:emt>er2, 1117& DAILtPt!.O~ •13 ARfl~8~it.~S MICPa/A.ubt Df:TAIL SHOP, h111h JOIN NOW, 00 LAT?;R NBD S$$FOI P 1T mat ure re ni Hefp W~ 7100 Help WMtH 7100 H.fp We111tted 7100 Hat your t1nun('l<JI Matut\". Coollt'ucl1<1not· volume. experonly. bu! R'-~'rv4'tru1nlniOfyour Chritt.aal• homemltr or 11ludent0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• se<"unty macJt! you , f1<'t' Ncw()Ort Brh. F.11 · ftn·:iteam lnlenot'!J en-.: choice <must qualify I Bet'hne Fa.<ihaon.. h:u 3 S2 50 br Phon" calllna TYPIST, ll bltkpJ, l ~lrl WllJ.JNC TO TRAVP.V taraer for \ocial <'hm pr d onJy 17JO S.O.~ p.aant"l"l> Coal.t Meu M<t ,.:uro1,>1.• a Sl1£oml'n\ pttirne OpMlltlRS adealtor Will lram 4 6 bni wk SECREJARJ Offl<'l' Mon Wed l'r J, HS diploma prefc-rrcd ber~? Al Vadt!OV1t•w Allto Wash 2069 Harbor now. enlt'r l\'l1vt: d11ty ~oun#l mother ! & SSS.27111 II JO.S.548·2888 Trauun2 & n111anmnt Blvd IJlMr llS di Pl""'· p-• 1 w --I" Stat·-nr "'U""""' "" Diamond Club. you II L "'-'" ou•u•w vei1 e lr1un pt Sales, 5'0-$?0 wk up ,. .. , c. •v~ "•• mect oth<-r atni(lt:' who IOAT DtSHWASHBtS rHrccl • Cd 11 I\ rm>' you & supp!y •mph~ •l Mt'n, ladle&. students M S l D A T A USHERffiES ~~.r.,~~ ~~t:1d<;at:j <'In afford lht' ~., hfr CA.IJ'fNTERS Apply in person. Mui ~rr:~a. 7tl8 ~I no <'Olll. <-11 r & phont' Eves/Sat. SS4·78Sl. CORPORATION. local· o· OORMEN Army Kl.'Cn.utcr. baa t o o ff"r The AteyouaboatnTJ)('ntt'r doon'ic lnwh 1•un. :io2 l'<it<taM.-im ~IU26 llt'«'a. Olllfor pen.on•I b7006 ednearlheOranaeCoun· l:ll'oro 761~~ V11 rnond Cl ul> M t>m mltretled In worklnit for Newport (;tr Ur, N u mtcrv1ewlt6.\. 7470 ty Alrpor1, hAI an Im . bi!nhip 18 SlOOO Otht•r the manufarturcr of the im Ml'!la Verd" E RICEPTIONIST mediate ~ulrement for I.II )'t:lrs 4' above. Apply Co!ttu Mt'iiU S40 l Membeni1Usi.fro1l1Sl~ world'af1nlest sa1lboata? DISHWASHER/K1lch en klTCH11 ... "'"'•tsT. d secttla"" tn our Field in pc•raon •'r lday l~MC'liaVcrdeJ::. HI S h ~~~ NURSE •# bet~n3&4:30alSuuth --558 7Cfl0 Westsall Corp . muker nf ,. ~r ee I l' Cher. N1.'t!dl.'d t'll•me Cook, Attractive, over LS, for Service Group. Coast J>lau Theatre 11 WOMAN over flS w/cur to ~ 1 ">-Ottlo f0t 1.-\~ whun tbla excellent rraf'l, '" tle11Rrown·s,31106S <:tot Tut'tC & Wt'd P tUme 015 RN's HEALTH Sl'A Wl· will l4lOBristolC M 11ht. CdM homo W/!ittmc. )'Oii con ho11tt rhe 1, .. ,_, _ now ncrcptmg appll<"a JI w Y • So· L 11 e u n a woshi•r Xlnt lx>neflts LVN's train rlflhl person tor Duties Involve maintain-Rm/b<lurd & num11111J Uons from s killt.>d boal 4!1'J 2271 Apply In Pt-non. ~vt'rly easy tun Job. Mr Glar tng department record.a. v I s IT / w 0 n K 1 n sul. to rl~ht pert.on, Carpenters w/at lculjl 2 -Manor. 340 Victoria, russo. <2411rs>7~9MI typing, a n swerlna EUROPF. this Winter Nlihlorduyph.67347£, •t:=.! r,~Lh~~:~~~1~~d~~~r,:;. '-" btra Cah C.M. ~~~~~~:swdn ~J!~d R.E. SA.LISPHSON =:~ls res!:~OC:~f~: Alte r Basic Women. 2~ & old(l'r t «> for rull·llml.' or PU.'l't' EochW..ti! LAl>Y to clean & i.ub in Night shifts. Excellent THE BEST WAY TO ql.dl"e$ good typing and Trainlntt und Advan<"ed work for houaedeunlnt: work employment. 11 WoriilYeryMoftda'I pru school 2 l$-5·30 Mon benefits and a beauWuJ MAKE MONEY I N shorlhandsltllls. lnd.aviduaJ Traln~og juin ava. f'/Tlln~. gd hu ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 you're an untompromls Mt:N & WOM EN thru Fh S36·3S88 working environment. HEAL ESkE IS IN YM~~rt ,,~~ilitfy1.nFoErudreol3P1~~ 67$-GMJ ••••••••• •••••• •••• • •• • Cl h Pl all D U V I N N 0 T "' olf I k wg ,~ U> lflR era tsman w o gives lfi&OVLlt cue c for un ap· • n e ei-P easant wor · cat I y 0 u r Army Women needed for houM· MEN WOM ~ only lhe best or himseU 40 N c ws p:i per Ad LEGAL pomtment: 837-8000. SELLING. P TO ~ Lngcooditlonsand liberal R«rultcr. cleantngservice, call J TltAIHFOR to the Joh, Jpply to the tnsrrters In LagunJ IEYIERLYMANOR CO M Ml~ ION OF companybeneCitslnctud· ElToro 7 68-..:?<t• 1 ......... 1 _, R M IUTB4DING Se<'unty Ciu;ird, 275 Nigul!I Mon & Tuei. ADVERTISING (;onvalesccntHospn:it Jo'ERED to BUS INESS lna a week paid s hut· C-Osta Mes.i s.o.~ - 548 • 0 og 7 op TWO WEEKCI.ASS McCormick Ave. Costa nH:htstrucsmorn 244S2V1a&trada 0 R I 1'; NT l': D downalChnstmas 1.SZSMesaVerdeE. -75; NATION· WIDE JOH Mc:sa This 1., " perfc:l·l m> CLERK Laguna Htlls SA LES PERS 0 NS PLACE~H:NT portunity ror Pos1t1011 now J\181lubl" Equal 0J>Por1umty L F. A R N T ll E ASSISTANl't; Hookkeeper/Typr;;-,;: 5'. Cltfa.ns fur p..irt llme a~stslant l.-0 Employer M t F ~~f~kNNC,.t~LE1s~L~ OP~~fdN~~IES Pubbc Al.'ct's orticc• Ac ~i•~1 ~gal AdH,•rturng 0 1rec TO INVESTORS. NO AMERICAN curacy&min JrearHx &Shldfft1 :ru:;u~~Nor!:~owt~k NURSE OPEN llOUSES . NO I A IT ENDER S per n'Q'd.6428036. To earn extru money P\f Mon l-'r1 General or RNorLYM DRIVING PEOPLF. Call lmmcd1:itcly for fl l.'e ba<"ltground and Charge Nurse 3.11. Xlnt AltOUND IN YOUR SCHOOL IOYS AND GIRLS ICX"aJ 11llcrv1cw hl!ht typing skills <35·40 pay. Xlnl benefits (;AH. J UST W 0 R K ll04 E. 17th St• SA ror Dally Pilot routei1 an Kill Y SERVICES wpm l r~qu1 r~d lcm Park LldoConv. Center WITH OUR INVESTORS 8341960 Arch Beach area or 83.3-1441 phas1i. on accuracy) NewportBch 642-8044 IN H UNTINGTON Schools Coast To Coast 1~~~~~~~~~·1 Typing te'l on IBM BF.ACH AREA CALL ......._w·~ 7075 Laguna 8ea<'h Must bet. Sele<·trn· wilt he au NURS&c; frn2 -2458. ASK 1-'0 R _ ...._ at least 111 yeari. old 11:"'RNM ....... EY LYN' &RN' VLNCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• !'hone 642-4321, ask for 10A "'" m1rustercd lo all opph I I --------- Expr Remodell'r ,t•eks C1rculauon TO PAY THOSE t· ant s. Auto m o hl Ir Ex per pref'd. 3 to 11 Restaurant Qualified applicants WAITRESS, ex per'd , Wnter/Typ&s t/(;al l-'r 1. please contact P~r:IOoncl f /time. Apply, 547 W F.mbryo na<' Ad Hous~ Oept. 19LhSt, Coeta Mesa. nttds person Jo'r1 to wnle, cdJt. ty~ set, or ganiz(', run errand:.. Typtng needed, av1at1oj\ knowledge netpful. <All Ptul Dunn, S46-4300 ext tl3 MSI DATA. COVORATIOM l COFi.chet-A•• Coitta Meu, Cahf9'..!627 (714 J 549-6127 Waitress exper & <'OOk ex per. New fam~ style de b restaurant. ,The New Yortter. '211 • 17lb St C.M. 645-1070 ror aps>t,_ ____ _ , .............. •IMerc~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ , 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• homeowner /eoontr for ----------1 Chriatmc.slllls nc'Cl">Sury for 0t·ca~mnal s~irt. Jo'/tim.e or P /llme. MOWHIRIMG EqualOp()Ortunily work':(. hr or JOI> Jo'ram IOYS AND GIRLS Selling Beeline Jo'<ashions local dnv1ng. Jo:xccllrnt (,ood starring pattern. W t & ,,...,.,_ E E 1 ,.. F I') l • L• e<Jmp;:my bc11cf1ls. 11 ""I~ XJJ1l benl.'fits ai resses """"s x mp oyer ... 1 Ing, r ywall , f1n1 s h 1 to J years ..:arn The Jo'IJn P /lJme Job. No "'",, per'd Hostes5e5 & Busl~~~~~:;~~~~ Steve67J..5064 Christmas money · $20 to dehvenng . We provide ul fmnt desk Pcrtc Udo COft• Ctr Peopll'. Call Charlie's~ S40 per week sclhnJ: s ub· training & freoe si.cmplcs DAILY PILOT CALL642-80« ChlJl.549·0351. scnptions to the Daily Car & phone neces~ CJll ))0 W lay St SerrelJlrics to~ IU.USTRA TOR Warehouse Worker We have an Immediate opening for a tem· Porary <3 months> full· tim e war e h o u s l' worker in our Freezer Department on the day shift. Wonderland OfAnti~s! UUGE ware b ous\l <"rummed with over 500 music boxes, nlckeltl dean pianos, l'lrcui• or· gans. w al l c lock i:;. g r a ndfathe r <'IO<"ks. f&.'l<'lnallntt anllques Jennifer. 675-9417 aft 5 Medical assistant uvall. Coata Mesa. Npt Och area. Ref. ~·3343 "Miss AJI Around Artist. ' I do ll lake YOU Wtrnt ll Exper . 1n pas te up & layout or newsletters. mag azine ads & brochures. tS'75--06$3 Hefp W-.d 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pilot. Trans portauon for personul mlcr\11ew •• ·• NURSES A.IDES 1---------•t AcrountingClk to$850 provided . No cJehvcnl's !!GJ..7470 Cos a W.so Exper. pref'd. Bayview General Office to f7SO or colll•cllog. Phone -------1 642.4321 Coov. Hosp, 205.5 Thunn RETAIL Sr Mort Loan Ofer S2SK S3tHi71:.! 1-:XEC SECRt:TAltV fl>r t::quul Or~nunlt) Ave, CM. 642·J:;05 Irvine Personnel Agency .oys .. -.... -D-G-IR_l_S--1 inves tment to rn ___ E_mpoy~ ...... RSES "'IDES ASSTMANAGU "'488El7U1CostaMe11a """ Fashion Island Mu<Jl nv "" SU1tel!af 642·1470 Mtss1on Vie Jo . El Toro naH• 4 yrs expt•r • IYl>C lEGA.L SECRET ARY All Shln s. Expcr preC'd Or MGR TINE r.~~~~~~~~!!!!' area. l::11rn Your own 6S-70 v.•pm.shllO !IOwrim Newport Beac h Law Wllllram1fnec.642·2UO Positions w/nat1onol Jr. money i.elhnr: subscnp· Apply, TMl 369 San Firm ln·lhl' alrl)Ort are:1 Sporuwear cham 11tores SECRETARIES uon.s 11ncr :.chOQI. F•>r in-Miguel Ur. Suite 200. ,., e c k s 1nte111 g I! n t Nursm$t $alary '"ommen!>urate ~gal·Many to S900 formation. c11ll 11J0.0'9tJ N B secrel'!lry with '>Ornl' ex RM SUPHYISOlt w/exper . XJnt beneflt:s Boollkeeper to 11100 pcnenre 1n ('1\ 11 htiga """or p/thne 3·1 l s hift.. Opportunity for advance-Employers Pay All Fees IUSIOYS F.xper Travl'I Agt'nt Min lion who can develop in lo HunUngton Bea<'h Conv. ~nl. Apply in pen.on. Liz Reinders Agency Muldoon's lni;h l'ub, 202 1 yr exper m Oomc>,tac & J general para le.cal Hospital. 847·351S. 18811 P ET fl I E 'S. J 4 7 4020 Barch St, Ste HM :-fewport Ctr Dr. NB lntematronal T1<"k<'lmR Cal752-121 I f1ondaSt.HB Westminster M all, Newport Beach 8J3.8l90 1·2 Ye a rs previous warehouse and f rozert food expen ence pre. !erred. Forklift ex-penence helpful. Applications accepted Monday Lhru Friday Oa.m. toll).m Over 11.000,000 Worth Amcncan lntAlrnaUoo;al Callenes, 1802·T Keu~r ing St .. lrvlne. Te l. 754-lm . ()p(!n Wed \hru Sat 9 AM lo4 PM. Visit' Answenng Serv Opr. Apply in J>('rson Desirable NpB<"h loc.1 Westminater Call for Appt/Estab . 65 Ex per. r eq 'd . J.'u 11 &1-.-.....;._.....:..------1 11 o n Ca 11 0 w n ~ r . Liquor Store w /l)ell n~l~o~"""~~C~E~-----,1~~~~~~~~~~1 17872Cartw_n~ht Hd llRgle Jells!! p/\une. All sh1Illt <J\l<t1l Boys wanlcJ days 6'4 7371. ~es Clerk & Och help rr • SECRfTA.RY lrvine.CaJif Are YOO <"Onfused & won· Lrnda, ~-7050. Must be l7 or over, neBt ------Mature people pref'd Ear. &tra Coslt Retail 1181~ in Mi<1slon For brokerage firm. $625 dering how lo advert1~ .. DEl.l Y FOOD CO. Atthitect ural JolJ Cap lain .. l' /lime w /ex per. 1n Type V Residential & C"Omm't. Must be am liliUoua & work w /m 111 1up e rvlsaon . S alary range 18-SIO per hr <.:all for appt. 642-~7. appearance Apply lkib----------1 Av11.11 for uny hrs F.x forCllrit'--s VieJo. approx 20 hrs per ~ual Opl)Ortunity your (;hras tmas 1<1rt by McGee's.~ E. Cst FREEUNCE .._ wk . no expcr nee. must mo. 644·9tU Ask for •ll!m:." For un rno••· per'c1 or wall tram. l'hone CLERKS he avaU bet lOam & 7pm. ..:M~ag~g~i~e.;;:;;;;~=~-r-~~~m~p~l~oy~e~r~M~/ Jo'~~ Hwy Dally 2 30-J JOpm ARTIST 9W-282R pens1v(• way to RO. Ju'' Exper'cl 10 layout & ------Apply at Photomat SECRETARY/Rcpt r..ill our (;hnstma~ Ad ~!OC$5 man :.eek' part pasteup or magazine all" l.1quor ~to r e Clerk TYPISTS Corp., 768-4171. Construcllon office. _w=a.:n::t=ad::s==Ca::..:1=164==2=56=-78.!_V.:'se=r:.a.:t::64=2.:56=78=:.=~ time 8SSOC'l811.' l::arn & bnwhures. Spo('e & Ftllmt>. C'ltllr 'c1. !T\lllurc:. • .... l-1 I N D .. h. E r SSOOpcrmo 645·llR2 phone la('11Jt1es m wrow bondabl1• /\pply 1n Needed itnmed. rorshort " wpt ~ xpr'd only n.•rson . ..,,. W. l'"h .. t. & •~~•-rm lempornry Charge Nurse. Full or n eed appl y . <714 > CA.I DRIVER~ init Or:inRe Co adv1·ru, ..-""" "' ,, ....,... .., 540-s:JOS 4UTO MICHA.MIC Used car-some foreign car expriencc. 5 1loy week·new shop. Call Bill Light, service mgr. MARQUIS MOTORS Ml~ION VIF'.JO ll 1·2110 <C95-f 210 • 111~ agency funmhl>d In CM ass1gnmCJlts You don't p/\ime. MennrWomc•n ('llchan~c for Pn•mty or ~y.wepayyou. LVNl·t I Sccly/Bkkpr. Partllme.9 Must be2Sorovcr tame;,tu sethourlyra lc lNDSPJDnigMt" ApplyNow Medications. l<'ull or ID 3 PM . $3 Per hour. Apply In l'erson Send rt'Sume 10 PO Box Fu 11 ll me . 1600 to KELL y GIRL p /l1 me. Mesa Ve rde Knowledge or real eatale Yelow Cab :!Ui7, Costa Mesa. Cnltf. $900/mo Call Margie for Conv Um p.661 Center St, pre ferred . Eastbluff 112SISlaterAvl'nue 92626. appl 6467441 Drurtln11 D1v1sionor C.M.S48·M85. VUlageCenter.640-0020 l<'ounta1n Vallt'y back.iiround & knowledge Kt'lly St•rva<'es In<' ofplantmutcnalncc Nwpt Reh 833·1441 SALESPERSONS Secly/Reeepl. ror small -earung women wanted. FUU & p /TIME ~~-~~~~~~/ Uran.l!e M7·9S~ Mature with Sales ex· rc:aJ estate ftrm nr. O.C. $3 50+ per hr Mui.t biiv(l IJve planl c·an• Hcllable M"'CHl ... E OPR Equal OpPor F.mployer perien<"e ncc('essary . Airport Friendly. con· car673786H ,_ rt ti & le "" n Xlnt salary . Carpet genl:it atmospbere.Cood Autnmntive "~nspo 3 on a wur Man lo setup & operate Bazaar. 871·6701 skills req. SS50 Mo Call New lJet8tl Shop lll!t'dst---------•I 1 n ~ kn ° w 1 ed~1' 0 r p I as t 1 c f o rm 1 n ll Part lime asst. mg r for ---------Dave Carlson 833·9293 / help CLERICAL e ullure1proltlemi. .1 ma<"IUlll'ry. HandhnR or Chnst1an Apts . Bkkpg SALESPOSITION Top w111es paid En1Hn\' must 7SI 4760____ be.uvy molds. Mu~t have• expcnen<"e. 646·1251 lmmed. openintt for pro Service Station Allen· Steamer•. l'fll( patnter~ OPPORTUMmES GIRLfttlDA.Y ~•mllar exp, xuod PART-TIME 5-9P M. Xlnl ress1ona l sales person dant. exper'd. Day & Wren & -"abtrs, up mecnanlc>. Good op. Elq>ected l t yeor eom Eves. Full & P/Ume -AP. ...,.. Mu5t h:ivc> car. P1liml' Pay to $4 hr 67>7196 I '"· ti St ll 17lh •· i.011tery s bampoo(·rs. TYPIST Vaned duties 1-lexit>le Portunity to leurn & ad. Day 8Jt.J656e~·es mg Sl5·S20K + <'<>mpany f~ ""~n a on, "' check out, p ick 11p & de MUllt have flood typin" hri. <.:harlac·~ (;hall, vanre. 63CJ W 17th St.. beneflta. Must have own ___ e.;.___· ----- livery Ap\)ly al &ltJlla.fiO wpm, good spell· 549-00SI Costa Mesu Part ume help to main· transPortatlon Will train SERVICE STATION 2nS8Harbor81 CM J~ 41 proofreading ---ta111 greet ing cards in right lndtvldual to sell Salesman 5 evesaweek. 645 1030 ty II a 1 r d r c '5 s c r & MAJ OS, 1• t-\ill, time & l IOClll area. Call bet 9 & s contract. Curn1ahln°s lo ---p/llmc t.:xpcr d Seal rk "'··-.. part graveyard. Must be S!Cl!T A.RY Marucunst. Busy ~alon · . 3 Fri or Sat. Dec 3rd & 4th. uu:>Jneas & professional exp. w /good local ref. AVON a.n ...... Ear.i.cr legiRHow ForAVOH RIPRESa.t'T A TIVES llt-81 l1m1• I•• l'~l.1hl1xh CWltomeroe I fllt•rt·'h"I • <Aill ~ 7041 nr Zl•1111h 1 we ,,. ... , ... .-XJntloc Call~-4179 Motel. 2274 Newport (7141687-008 peopl e . Ca ll Mr. Waoes +comm. Apply ·-"""'" Blvd C: M G48 7445 Robcrlllon or Mr. Scharf " TY?tni & lite 'h Good llAIRURESSER PA.RT·TIME for <'Onf1dcnt1al In 3t90Harbor.C M. l11t~1c math ~klll5 .ilso ... ...,77 MAJOS Wanted. llnrt)()r _ _, 1'-q d 4 ""'"" Inn Mot<'I. 1800 w OPPORTUNITY ta view. 1714 )7$2·0870 SOCIABLE ASSOC SECRETARY __ L_afl~a~ac~ Ralbo.i JJlvd. N .D In production dept. Hrs 5-dwicllo.t•-needed by EXEC in h ..., t•--------•t 675-3463. Mon noon.4pm & 8pm. •• r whsle Fully capitalized. tiood ,. & \yµm~ :1..,11" 3am. Tue:1 Spm·•am. No Fem. mornin111 9·30· s upp I y . p /lam c . '*' l'mph1h1~ rm 'r11·1'lf & ffAJRSTYUST M:1ke BI J; Rucks Jo'or cxper nee Wall train noon Xlnt p/llme pos t2l3l5el2·3295. urrurJcy Ahll1ty to llohdtayl> P 1t1mt• m<>lt' Apply: Pc~ysav<'r, 1660 lnfo-Call64S-0145. S PR AY P,\INT ER wot1t uml1•r vn·..,~un· In or fom l'arty sales. Pl t A c M onltr to m1'(1t dca1111tn~·.., J J.C.PEHHEY CO. 1-:vt•rythlnit furnl.,hed & aren 18 ve · · Sant!l Cla uses. All shlfl1 HELPER, 18 Yrs old. no mu.'t 24 Fashwn lsl.rn<I T Sh Ir t sa lci.. Wo r lt PEOPLE PERSON avail. No ex per nee. Call exp. nee. $2.:1() hr start ;\o•JINport ll(:,1c·h 751·3037. llomc: 1146·5280 Exec ne<.-ds p/tlme as-714·5:11·2368. 768-8749 . l!Ve!! soc. In whsll' supply. FIJI· __ S_Tlt_A_W_H_A._T __ ---------•J Jl I' n I' (I I ._ I 11 <' 111 d I' nw<lic·,11. Ill t1l.1I •'lo lwllon ri·runo vroi:rnm Got ten lords a leaping you want to move by Christmas? ' 8ABVS11•n It whu c .tn I o v e 'J m 11 n t h 11111 lil1turc-rCllt11l)lc , my honw 2"" da)'I .i wt•ek. W •• t m 1nater1B uIs11 aura am lXWlO C•Jnlnrt l'••r,onnl'I l>1•i>t PACIFIC MUTUAL 7110 Nt'wJJort I '1·n1n !Jr Newport ti..·Jl'h &Jwal Oppor 1-:mph1)t'P' 11.1~ <Jvt•ninit 1-'or ~\ill or 1'11n Time tlAIR.!>1YLl"iT f.xcl'llt.'flt workmi: <1111 dtl 0Ut11tandms: b~:11d1I !\ Call for appu1ntml'nl Mule wanted lo help make nuracry boxes. stake5 l'l<'. M Ull be ilOO<I worker Apply 8 30·4, 17~ LJuthord $1, 118 . lycap1tallied. 673·2223. SAHJAS PfaaPaloce Oetiperately Needed Now Hiring. Must be 18. For Shopping Malls Interviews Mon thru PHONE SALES Move them under our tree. ---- BAijVSITTF.k Ntt•tfrci I <'Ir 2 dll)" ""I'• It S11h1ty ''PCn, r~frrt'n""" ~ .nao CLERK COOKS TuN1c111y •hru Jo)-1t111v 644-231led296 Equal ()poor ~mployl'r MANICURIST Phone Sales people. male or female. 16 to 6S f'1t1me Must have some years of 11ge. Guarant~ rollow1nl( Richard wages or rommlssions. Out•llettt• S alon, 200 250 Ea11t 17th S treet . Hair S!Xlist N~pc>rt Ctr Dr. N B Suite o. Co3la Mesa, I "' M .a.sSEUSE ~~~n 5'00 & s:ao Pm. lllmt.'ultctl' UPt' 1n1t. cl PP "°' ~ ~II Friday 8am-<lpm Thurs 3·Spm. Brookhurst Western Is number I 1up. _& __ Ada_m_s._H_B_. ---- plier of Santaa m Lhe na. Uon. Western rmmar mt1m 111: (2) Teenagen To Deliver Jland Bills. $3 llr Ca It 64().Z700 Telephone Ans Serv Ex per'd or will tram. Swing & g raveyard shirt5. ly 1n person Mgr Fuf11r 8"" f I t .,._ I Op u ., ,1 . 1 ., .. .,., lJ "'' or tlRlt rnute full ..,..ua portun1ty . 1u.,,, ..... acA-"ur Blvd 1-.!J:I~ r 1ur ~l)' lllj.(, .. ....., L' I -... I UJ HJbpaUl'r for 10 mo nld A11ply in fll'r •mn -.. .1 So Bristol. So (;t)ost t cm t' IJ o !I at Ion In c.mp oyer Siute 100 lrvlne Tal.B,IP /flMI 11l>out I~ Cl.l)'li mo. 'nm·· l~r\eJ'll n .. ,, .• ur Jiii 71:? l'laui Mall. CM 540~ wM:s"trll~tl•n ~~lei )l7~" 9n~I 752·' 310 Bran('h of(' seeks bonda· n111hu. m y hom. tl'f 1-; 17thSt t \1 --"" "" ,JV 1~~~~~~~~;;;;;;s;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ble T eller to w ork 540-tm i111111tr.an<.pt'456J84 .=ount.-r 1e1r1, .... 11~ llA~DYMAN for m111(' 124hnl 2112 llarbor, ---------p /llme. Expcr. pref'd . .,A~Lina -----m 1 n d •• cl , m ,11 ur1• remod. c_hng work C:cJM C' M 2930 W Pa<"iflc o...... u Con I Conl1lct Ha ldu Terranove ""'"" ~ • 73 ...,.,.. ,.. C'AMlat llwy, N Ii nuuuc: on tro S~llT"'IY/ 17l')""·""c", .... 1 •• M In 1 mum ~I .c rt 1 n i: arc.l 6 • ......., or · vc11 ~ "" .. .,... ,...,., '~ salary. Rood & rapid Jd _m_l-__ 2430______ Mechanic to work on "m CLERK IOOICIEIPH Weatem Federal Savings UNION RANK ha~ 11n van<"~m·l'nt U1m1n1tt HELP Wanted Male & tru c k11 part t i m e Forgrowlnaadvertl.sin 27+4E.Coast lfwy,CdM Im med opening for • CluMrs in CdM Fem. Must be over us. Draft:cman 1>urt lime JYPISJ agency. Must type 7S+ Equal OpPor E mployer teller . Thls Pf'NOn mu11l .---1 • -Apply in pers1>n, Ken ~tllOO. have min. 5 yrs genera TEXAS OIL COMPANY t'n)oy rust-Omt'r <'1>nt11cl. pie, iv< ln .\t tddle tuck)' Frlcd Chicken office experience & be eeds have an alnhty to work 11at-d Man <"an bave out· Lit lk'h • MEDICAL ~SISTA NT extrem ely compctcn n mature per.ion ror w figurt'S & 11,.:ht lyp1n1 side job MR 2f.t«I iuna · HR physician. fler>1Y lmmcdtat" opening In F\.lllCb~rl(c Rookkeeper =h ~fi:s.5'W~™}1.~ skills E11pc•r 1-; dl.'!llr11 - ---Hon(.'St. depend1tble ltvc in CIHslrled Ad. flllOI Daily our production control Expericnctl on IBM col'1} Dick, Pres .. South· l>le. If you h11vc Jn np L Adult, n~Hhildrcn or lo a 1 u u i u yr o Id P iiot. PO Box l!!f.O Costa department for 11 clerk Poller helpful. but wn western Petrnlcum Fl lltude ft>f' lhc 11bov(' & pets Ell{)('r,ct to. mitr 12 Qua dripleRlc & do ~u.Ca.92G26 typist, Requlf'ft aeMral tra1n. Mu11t be sharp • · W°'lld like lo work lo a umts, uni. (; M 2 Hr Mt' domestic work Lllting is ---orfl<'e skill!I with typlna eater to learn all phase _W_ort_h_._T_x_. ____ _ pleHant otmo1PhC'r~. cxch m11rnt & Yllrd w<>rk. req 'd. ASAV releasr MEN, IM'rm p/llml.' (or at 50 WPM. Exp01ure of lhe ad bwslncsa. Grea Tow TN<"k Driver want· pleaae contnct Oorls .f!:!tn_r_~-~~--_ from llolpltru Dec 15th. ~ ~~e;ohr~7~ d~~:? nnd nperienc:e with opp0rtunlty (or «id van('e ed. Exper only. G&W Mitchell :it Uf!1on ijank, ~IJvcrymt'n for homl'de· Work"g hn, SS2-4-IS1. An Mun hl!vc d('Pcnd•bl~ bookkeepina and data ment for 1111 or11nlzed T owing l OOO lrvlne, ~Po :;;,.wPort t:cntcr Dr • lav, LA Tu~c'I. Spm, 837-3412 <'ar 11 be rcllabll.' $;!?~to processing would be n seJr starter who enjoy NpBch. ............ 1 Call5481740. Li-"'-1"'--a..ca__.._ '3SOmo.~.1740. plus.lfyouaredependa· pr euurl'. Call Ka ---------- ......,......., ..._.......,... ~ ble and looking for a full· Young, $4M080. TtaveUn1 Career Female Equa I up port un lty Dl>monstr:ilOr!\ p11rt lame. Mu!ll be ~xper'd NCR Mlgwanta bookk~per, tJmepermanentPl)lliUon. j~~~~~~~~~~ nda older couple lo take ___ e_mployer 2 & 3 days. Food, ap· 4200. Wknds & c ve11 Ught 7SH234 I.hen we have lbe job for SECRETARY /Olrl Fri <'&re of 2 darUns Sblh· BARMAIDS . Day, NI ht pllnnce-JJ. Jc•welry, Pleasecallforlntervlcw, AllkforMr Onie you.AJonaw1tb exeeUent day.l m-.. Dlilnb u~. Tiu In lh(ll r home . •. ReU .. r Sh.alt". Call 'or COUl)OOS. 8»9134 or col· 64S-5000. ext 520. startlnf ulary we offer """• 0+4-11'118. .. "' .. 1 lect <21.1)340.7000 Mgmt Trne, perm £am excel e nt com pany Startl650mo.517-M2t. ---------1 •PPoiohneot.S48·i1lH. Housekeeper-Mature. 7.3 1175·$200 wk. Fuller bt'oofils. Pleaw apply In TYPIST IAaTIHDB O ENT A L Exp e r · d sblft tor guest home In Brush Sales, $.54·~1. penon: • • • • • • .. • • •. • • For PfOfoulonal ortl<'e. Orthodontic Asal want-C.M 6'&-«7111. 1-----..;....---1 • • ExcltlnR growth oppty. Bc!er &i wlnt-n1-.hl3. t'X ed Top P•Y ror ngbt H It 11 Motet Hlh C'-'tl STAND •RD •••• ~· v-'• :. F IP Time. Send resume pcr'd, c:all s.9'446 aft peraon.C.M.~5170 ouse ccpo r ve '" at Be s t W oate rn A P.O.Box 414, Balboa SPM. ..;._--------1 EngJ1sb spcaltlna. no C.tplstrano Inn, mutl l>e EMOR ....._, • DIEMTALASSIST smoldna. uper & refs bondabte. over "l. ••au M IES •.. n.1ns1 • 1-lt_Iand_. _____ _ Beauty Shop Ass l!llant • nee Xliil 1alary, Npfkh • ...... ... needed $12$ guarantc..-d fFor Pe1~trk dentl~dl Watmront. 673.~ fo.-appt 171'> 4"-5841. INC. • : Typttt nf!ededHr pan.rt u 1 mb 1 o. wit. Must be ll<''d Apply ()nT\.1 oeuuc:ataun rcq · MOTOll-UTI AppliedMaaneUctCorp • lrit•• l¥1u•'"'"""',."" • llO wpm.. 9 ex e. in person, 326 Mann\: Dr Dono Id KI n g • ~Decorator '"' 2221SoolhAnnoSt • "'"'" .... h •" ... 1 un11.,, • lk-l8118 Ave. Balboa Island. ~S6l3 Mu.sthavebeavyuprln deUverln•UMJD•UyPllot Santa Ano,C.Jlf92'704 • uw • --------- 6'7$«)70 drap•ry u lu . X lnt to subleriht'rtti In South • Dellyrllot • TYPIST DINTA.LASSIST. NJary. May work Into L•Rune and LaJuna Eq Op : Cllri1'--T"" • NeedgoodtypingablUty. llAUTY OHltATOI Chalratdc. _o~r'd ,or ........... -hip r---t .. -r laht Nlfutl londay thl"O\llh An E u~al poMrt~ty • Good pa " le x In l l I d .. , .,_. ..._.., "" '"' • ""-.. _Y ft rnoo d n:i )'t'r Is: • C"·r ""r'•I-•" 'f'r·-11111 • # • r 1t1ml· Hair<"utter ,!..* n e · r . ·area ~"'°"·Carpet Baaaar. 8-;·t~nt c d 8n• an 1~~~~~~~~~~J • r;;'n~;~.;TI';,.,~ .. 11":·,rom • emp to1u b c neru 9t.JU..t. Must have sornc ._.tfMS. "71-8701 • u • an unday1: • ~°' rn111n""11t-1 1~th • pac:bae tncludea coat ol foUowia• Buay ••Ion tnomlnp. Orot1 eam· • 1t11n ... rt1•n' t•m"' • llvlna. ulary •dJuat· ~ Oueti.t Sal · Dtnt•l Ok Trainee. Must JANITORIAL Cpl towrk lnu approx imate ly NOT1CI • ,,,.~wwr.11 . • menta. rr lAul'tlltecr ull H te on. bl9ve aome ~per 811 den· early AM hrs 0 Plllm · S450,oo per month. ll0.00 how Dallv Pilot Cius· • Ttlv )tt~kio: ''iu ~t:' • Reba 541.5445 Sta\e JOO ewport Ctr Dr. l-1 ... ltl FJaa.bll.bod Ii: Ex & II bl ·Cd ' cuh dep0alt required J 1 • Tlld,t-~·'-•111 1 ~' • ra-l"•"ran .... Com · NW'fltBch. wetl 1oeai.t olc. Salary ...,.Pn· oott a e. • pay P"--........... 1. ••" for I lf'd •cb dlaplay their '... ...... .. .. -"'"Ill """._ " ma.11111 with ltilbUlly • , ~111\.11 ~" •l\k ,~, • panlea. 3333 Uy land, Hav.110methln11 you wenl open. Non amoker. Send clttulatlon, 1100 Impact r Our ads. )"l' • l'llrootmu• Act \ 1-.r IM • Calta ..... lb adlT CIAMIJlf:d 11da do raume to Ad f729, Dally S£1.L Idle! Items with 11 ~ proud 10 say. rt .Uy • rnurv '"''"""'"'" • h• • f:qual 0ppor tmplo"er it well Coll NOW, Ptlot.P08ox1&e0.Coala DtilyPilotClaa111fledAd SelllhlnpfaatwatbDally ,cet result•. Phone •.-1 ... .,,,wr••t •-----~--'--'=---• tf.2>$1'71. Mcu, Ca 92QI OCZ.5878. Pilot Want~ -642 M13. :. • * • * • • • • • • .: 0..IAed Adi MHl1t On each Thursday through December 16th, the Dally Pilot wUI publish s pecial pages to make It easier for you to convert your saleable Items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your toy s, s ports equipment, lu ggage, applianc es. furnitur e , antiques, handmade & unique girts and no matter what your business -we have a box for YOU! Putting a box under our tree is easy and Inexpe nsive. Rates a re $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. DIG, BIG SAVINGS U you run more than one time. For more Inf ormatfon and to place your ad Just ca ll 642·5678 and ask for your Cbristm as Ad· Viser for more lnforma&Jon. Your credit Is good with us . We'll bUI you or you. can charge your ad to yo ur Master Charge or Bank Am ertc a rel. w 642-5678 ,.• r ...... . . ~-- DJ4 DAILYPILOT Th111"1dey. December 2, 1978 I ..... W..tecl 9190 ....._._ 1070 MiKct•1w 1010 s.wt.g MochN• IOtl ~ydn/ Trslu 9560~ ..................... . ;:.::;.~. • •• •• ••••• •• •• •••••••••••••• ••• •• • •• • ••••••••••• ••••• •• • • • • • kaefecu 'J SO ••••• ••• ••• •• • •• •• ••• •• C .... H FOi CAIS! 0 055 O(ymnu• Pon Tvpewnte1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt74 TOYOTA -.......... IOOS DoCJ9 104 e..p Sale I W & ...,.ED .-# d . SINGER FREI A.aM 7S ToP s Dollar s paid for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ""' llkenewM:;.1.a Ya&oll BES'r GEAR ORIVI:: lt74tt.-...al I ~UXrtel(U, cl~l.IM!dca,..,trucka& Good AnUqun " Coltec AKC R~l(istered Black & AnUQi.e llAe duunt t1blr TOP CASH DOLLAR woods. S40. ~l..s681 Newe11t m1>dt'I (11St!d Slree1 .. dirt lc11t. WUI WITH CA M p F. R Carvett.cs. Aak for P111J ublea. VWCASbow. 1411 RWft Dobcrmana. 5 wk~. w1lb captain ch1ir1. PA ID fl'O ft YOU !l Nu.st aell 8xll Pera1an :.II iih ll I Si rrl ch wkeurmtradc SHELL .e iP«O. radio 6 O'N.-.JI H Broadway, S•nt1 llS0.49a-7~l eouch. queen llw ~ater JEWEL.kV: WATCHES. ~.•.lot cond, make ol-stJtt'ht!fl. uloln{&ll<' but ONLY $4ff maa$ I uwn~r . 1m· HOWilDClw¥Nlet AM Tbun. 711PM. Jo"rl, be(t With beater. built Ul ~rz v~~i-;fkS.t ~~t~· ter •96--2193 tonhol\>it, hnd hemi.. 1&2 MA.ROU.5 MOTOltS ~JuT1,111 le l hr 110111' Dovt-6Qw11I Sta lOAN .WM Christmas puppy doubleoven.61N1lching YINE FUKN & AN ' IUI'-•.&• net'dlt' tit 1>ralll.'t'. ell'' Ml~ONVl&JO 1......., NEWPORTBEACH BeaullfuJ Silky Terner. oak chi.me, Industrial TIQU""' 2200 •~ALAR.MS S1'4 l'h 6653 Ill Jll0495-UIO ONLY $3191 ..... en 1010 M AKC.Sl.50 646-5786 typeworkbencb.ru.stom ~MS Prolectyourhomeorof -• ~OUtSTOYOTA WEPAVTOPOOLLAR ....................... made macr11me cur l..adies diamond nn11. up ftce. bra.nd oew topoftbt' $portle'IC)G 8094 SS 0 V 0 FORTOPUSEDCARS FRGT l>AMACl!:D m.rr Rt'l(Ult.ered Bear<le, 1 yr tWJIS. lots of tool•. odd11 & prs 'd S.50. Si1t·ri tir e 1..tne, OnJy $'TS 642-0088 ••••••••••••••••••. llonda 2SO Elsinore xlnt Ml I N l&J li'~RF.ION. DOM ESTlC POINT Sal~ 330K W o4d. tn·color, male. $80. ends. plus antiq11e3 &. col 1250 offer Call l'am Ire H()(•key F.qwp compl rond Used only once. lll.JllO 495·1210 or CLASSICS WlltYler nr Harbor. S1rnt 000-lll!M lectables. 493.11672 C03' ?3(ll Slingroy 81h. lllrc Ot!w. u11iform. finun SkJtc•i. 1450 ifirm 613.1195 FORD 68 ~ Ton Cpr Spl If your ur l8 f'xlr11 cle11n Ana979292! y 8045 213718rttonLanc• · $611 Trump•·t StlO XJntcood64424l:l see1ii1fln1t. ~.~~--~•••••••••••• Hunlint.'lon &·ach 540·0320 aft 6. wkndl! --.-------~ BSA. complett>ly ro v 11 tr:rt ~"so"!~:~sl~,u" 14UM IUICX REF'RIGF.RATOkS • 1Ne11 r N r w Jan d & U.-.stodi • 8075 an.)'timt' Ury Swl~ for lll'11b11 tl1v t>uilt.1400 runn n _, "" · 292S Harbor Blvd. WASflERS.URY!!:RS KJTIENS, J i«'Y. 1 tiger Atlanta I ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg. made by $4,u!lwb Nt ~1·0382aft 5PM '6S El Camino Short Co8ta Mesa 97112500 Reconditions flepros & lllrlped To good home. MEIGHIOIHOOD ml.'d lg, I l>t'W, tJ75 ll'(llt ---------1 Frgt Damage Guar/Dcl. ~ 1609 G~RAGE SAL~· A httle ~g r~t8~ r::r:~~~~~ G ... ~ $44011 used f75 675-6266 '7~ Yumaha400 Enduro. ~=~~~~rs ~-7~~rns WE BUY 29YrsinOrangcCo. P11ppy, 5 month1> old. bit of everything. come parade MMl(11n geldtn11. Please come & see whut TV Rodk> Xtras.clean.oHer. •USF.OCARS& DUNLAP'S needs loving h ome P:eoFr~a~:at·cfa~a26S: Eng. Wei.tern (714 . we haYt'. Many fttmlllei. HR s~ 8098 ~1-5977 '67 El Camino P/S. r 1s . T RUCKS• 1815 Newport Bl, CM ~art 5PM Juan Cap <alley> 338-1011 porllctp1tt1ng. Among ••••••;•••••••••••••••• .75 Ho da 360T . Crash auto. a1 r cond . nt"w Come In or CaJl --CAL!-548 7780 Free Puppies, German 2nd Hander New. Used drapes, drirlwood. dolls. in cabinet + :;peaker'I r!!::: o~l~ll~4~a1~i1 ~~J V-8. Owtier $900. 751 1163 Grotll CM•roe.t items off«?red : Dashes. Complt'te Stereo ror aull' 1 n 1 ( trans, 9ew rad1ul. 327 Ftlll ............ N111tlon111 electric home Shepherd mtx. 21 .., mo ta> E. 23rd, CM. Tues-Sal Mltcct•1a.s 1080 toy~. 1 school desk. small sooo 6'4·76.ss cood $800 Ph tl46 fii49. Datsun it Pickup with 18all Boach Ulvd. food 111ic1:r, lh1ckneu Eves. S43~16 10-S. Behind Feed Barn ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• trailer hitch & much &&2 n4R Camper shell S1995 Pvt HWlUJ\ilM Beach 1ltal, 7" hlade $40 "' . h h . lma w·~TED cloOung Saturday ~nly GE AM1FM-PSh1 S1·un "'Y """·21"" 147-'0l7. 549-llll 9'ro·2:34.2af'ters oo ror a appy c ns s. Leather. brass, sleepm11 "" 9AM 't1I dusk El et.Le. nmg radio New iond .,. ~ "" --cute lovable 4 mo old bag.camera&pro1ector, TOP CASH DOLLAR Los Vasos. A vei. L.i seo 5487408 '711londa3SOCLS4!i0 '72 Datsun P U Wtsl\4!11, 18LbGEwasheror18lb Puppies. Terr. mix LO '' rad1ol arm PA ID POR YOUR Perla&LosEt.tadosin '70 Honda3SO SL S400. goodcond . must sell Fr1g1da1re Elec Dryer ~1-4725 Furniture & MORI::' JEWELRY. WATCHES. Fountain Valley. <Jm Teac 4300 R to R & ac 6732736berores :JOJ>m SlllOO/bstofr •!M·932:3 Sl2S.Kenmore Washer n Serviceman's family Thurs thru Sit t0·4 ART OBJECTS. GOLD mediately North ol ressones S.SSO/bst orrer TOP DOLLAR PAID lMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CAU..ORCOME IN Hotpotnt Gas Dryer S7 mustgiveuppel,Labl-' NPS 217Callcde Anza. SILVER SERVICE Talbert&EastofWard I Callalt 6pm7Sl 1874 CZ2SOMX '74.scldomnd-"T.JDatsunPU 68,000m1, ea.Guar/del ~-867_2_ 2yrs ~ SanClem. fo'INE FURN & AN-----llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml den, xtras Offer.i Days, new shocks. good cond f'rlg1da1re Compact 3 Fwwffw.. 8050 F'am rm furn . decorator --=---------1 a.. loah & Meritt• --------TIQUE.5 645-2200 WOV-.. WOODS ~3383. Evcs67S 41184_ 768-l296 Drop In elcc range ••••••••••••••••••••••• Items. fur!>. a cou:;t1cal LUGGAGE TAGS 500/o to 800/o Off Eqli,._... <:lassie. Tr1u~11h Road '68 Chevy p u with shell, oven + hood, 5 yrs old Y material. refng . cpt . from your businesa card •DELIVERY• ••••••••••••••••••••••• btke S7 Com pl r e vs. AT. PS. PB. AC. new SlOO 675-3216 **I BU * * drps Sat Dec 4th Yu m Send one c·anl for each •BEFORE Ge111cu al to I 0 worked. mw.t sec to op t 1 res. a • r s h oc k.~. TOSEEUS NIWPOltT IMPOITS 3100 W. Cat Hwy. NB 642-9.0S M-ov-1-ng_m_u-st_:;_c_ll Dlil Good used fo\lrniture & l227MananLn NpBch tag plU..i one spare We CHRISTMAS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• prc494·2273 $1200/bestofr 6312053or•---------- uven range & d~hwshr. Appha!'ces-OR I will Qu<illl.) rum & clothe:.. rt'turn permanenlly1~64S-~~89~SO~~~~~l!33~~97~7~ol 13· Whaler ~ tlP. lrlr. -XL 70, Honda ·74 --497 24Sl TOP xlnt cond 613· 7940 aft sell or SELL for You bit-in dbl elcc own & i.t'llled attractive la!! &1 $1500 Riggt'd Sabot St7~ 2600m1 Pnme cum.I •·.- 59 -E_l _C ___ 6 __ 1_4_pd_ DOU.AR nPM MA.STBSA.UCTIOH ra11Ketop l111JJndmJehY. ~trap. meeting u1rhne Ency. Britannica in ~;~1~~oran1ieSPorl $299 8!18_-J!M_I transi:15~:~~·R~r1 ·R~n11 PAID 646-1616 & 833.9625 G 1.-; console i.tcreo. toy:., l D reqwrements Pre bookrasc Perfc<'l cond. ...1 Yamaha 125 Enduro. rea I good $600 Ph FOR CLEAN Hot point Coppcrtonc nlli.c 2091 Bulmorul. ·vent lo:.s & Lhert• For 11 67 7002 k d loClb p 9040 ' 547 3182 washer, al>k1ng $45 SAVF.• New & used rum. C.". 646.(i706 nnrsonal.twd tao enclose S22S. :J.. w n 8 • ow~ reblt cng, runs good i--·--------1u-1T CARS .., ...-,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•~s1 orrer 673·6179 ~ 1139-11180 appl's. misc W1l!ton 's ---wallpaper. rabric or Firewood for sale rrom ""' 'Iii El Camino 4.'lpd .. 3SO ALLM D L hi r / Uargjin Nook. Now SensalJonal sale. crcalivl· "Day Glo" paper & we olive t ree. Call aHl!1 JO' JEFFRIES Suluka l2SDirt Bike eng .. AC. Camper shell. arr<e w l l' r(' rig St.ores -545 & 814 W. playlh•ogl>, rur~; IS1ks. will buck & lnm your 8PM.S57·8393 "iybrld""SportraLher Xlnt sharv• $1600.8312396. frc.-ci;cr forsult•SlOO 19th. C M 642-7930 etc 7062 He1IAv. rr1 at lags Or try two cards --------r .. ~ " 97 2 00 ___ 64s.._· __ 0309 __ -t S48·3262. WE BUY Sun b11ck to back. 2 round lbls, $S & S25 :l Fresh waler lwn V Ifs 4 . I ---'75 Chevy ~, T. PS. PB. PRICES bur cba11'8 $10. 2 Lent!>, Assum. loan AYMG 9000 .73 llulluco ~ Pursang, AC. AT, new tires, 29.000 THECOMMECTIOH MOVING i2caor 3/$5 SlO <pup) & $50. Port 16'0pcn Fisher. 1969 xlnt cond + xtrus. SSOO/ _nu __ 963-__ 58_9_1 ____ _ Tappan Dbl Oven self· cleamnit Run1o:e. Copiwr 4 yrs old Xlnt. $250 !131·0997 17 Cu F't Pr1.:1daire . uvocado ~rn . S27S Maytag Washer & ~Ice l>ryer, SISO. pr 2244 Port t:.Jrhslc. N 8 640 171l7 Aur:ffoft 8015 .......•............••. • •PUIUC• •FURNITURE• •AUCTION• •Friday 7:10 PM* D.aten WekCN11W C~nh ReposSHsioM St~k Liquidotions SSS SAVE $SS fo'ood ava1lahh• nn the prcmt!'.ICS ltt~m:-. suhJt'<'l to prc~i•h: We h11nor llank Amt!Mcard. MaMcr C:hari?l'. (;,ishicr 11 C hecks & C..:AS ll wt'lcome MASTERS AUCTION 207511> Hwpt.11. CostaMHa l''UHNITURfo:TllAT IS FRIDAY SATURDAY 4/5lags$l 60ea IYPewriter .. SIO J TV 40HPJohnsnn $700 bslofrr 961151155 9570 Uidc-a -bc.'di. from $150 __ 773 W Wilson. C ~-6/9taoc Sl .50ea trays $5. 17 B&W port ....,.,. ms ,..... TV $75 "-I palnt'gs bsl 64-0.,...,.. ""--o HONDA ·rr"tl !IO'L, •. ••••••••••••·•~••••••• I BUY JUNK CARS Wood game sets rrom Patm Sale, Sat & SI.In, lOormorcSl.40eu vi 1w " u ~ E UTOP RTS $3l:S5 • a~d much more 9am 411m Plants. furn, Sall>S Tax Included ofr 642-~ Bayhner '76. Ill' 1/0 , 130 less t han 1000 mt on euch 64 ~5':.up 12 v~:t '~;"~ US DA ~7 9637 ''The LlltJe Warehous antique~. ban.:ini,: NOCARD" DHYER 575 Roaster & llP Volvo, trlr/Cull can $251) each t;ull 540-7744 ~~ tch AMrt°PM Make ~Sl2S • that under s~lls th ba !t kcts, t•lerl Drawyourownor!.end Gnll4lelec>°SlZBolhcx. vaS11,U2tlOG39-8000day!. ur494·0167 otu646-oiss · Havc$JOOfordownongd stores lh~t wont be un typewriter. SGO 292<1 name. address, phone & re 11 en l co n.d ll 1 on _Ron. 494 2406eves Must Sell '75 Yarruiha JOO . r runn1na VW . Finance dersold Redwood, Mesa Venlt! we'll mJkc one card per 114&-4757 Um/lite Crwser 27'. 1971 . Enduro SL leMal, gd 73 Dodg~ Super Van bal., Diane,645-81.M 7351 Heal. Unit L 118 tag Add 25< each ----- - - -many xtras. au lo pll. nd ..,c orr 673-'""" 4S.OOO mt s. Good cond. MECllANIC wants run· Sat&Sunl2·5 All that '-, l l'rt 710 Sendcheckormoneyor Slate Bumper pool tt1I ~ ......., 14JOOS48-349J S48088J 842·1244 Goldenrud.CdManallt-y derto $70 Hollaway bed $11 depth, vhf. outngKets ----• · ntnR repairable or 1. brand new couch. Sun uni~ PILOT'9ltMTIHG 55HJ833 171418468095 . MotorHo..s. '72Ford3spd,6cyl Cual wre<'kedcars 847·•99$ ._ P 0 Boie l~ 29' Sport/1.,her. New Sat./Re..t 9160 int. $2300. C99-279! or .&..-... '=-rfed Custom Rust1bm As ... HUGE Gar Sale' 1-'urn, ,.~1 M a Ca 921626 Won on · Pnce 1s Right" C ~ --....-- ing S750 /bsl olr 846-33Z7 Rlass, trunks. old record -"""" a ~ ---Fl replace Bar. rel a II Crusader 270 enr< rwse ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• albums. books Hrs & lll'T Beerdrarter. hol<b '• KeR ~ SeH$250 546-46619 20kt lop:l2kl New tanks. Dou I 28' Diplom1:11 Allo ~ 9580 Ami 9707 All wood l(ame se w lmu lching acct!sroncs lun$( sz bdrm set. cul velvet sofa & loveseat gla:.s lop dinette. quee st mattress & box spr 111gs, vl'lvct IJarrl'I chr II( lamp~. all in xln <' 1; n d . M UST S EL !IM-47fi0 l>Jkes. like nu Clothing, of beer. new cond. $200 buttenes. bait tunJu1. out Motor Home for rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mLSc dll kind' 21106 67J.5276 Call art llAM 7' '!Ofa w /chr S75 2 !llerec ~;~~';'· t~~ ~.a~.l~~1e":;1 Daily. wkly, mlhly Sips HEW 76 , 73 Audi IOOLS aeries. Shantar Dr . CM. '" blk phonos. 12" U&W Port SIZ £o ·Ph 642 8.ws 111 Has stereo. air t."Ond. CA.PRI 11 MPG good cond. asking $26.2S. ~f Adam_s_Fr1 ~Sal IAllUMG IROOKS TV $50. S46-428J · r rwse control 76&0754 Complete with front dlsc ~. 67S·M84 Ideal for llJ-Rase apts.. Ass1steensTeenSc·enc 33' Owen Sportf1sher. 216'GMCMOTORHOME brakes. sleet belted Amfflt.Htale.. t709 small patloa. etc. EOJOY CH~MASSALE sul)l.•rbly eqwp'd. pnv Slpi.6 Wntrrates Pvt radials. s tyled steel ••••••••••••:•••••••••• Ap}>liance~. rurn . ball dnven Golf Cart & masc Thurs-Sal !Oum 4µm l023.2Kukw Dr. II.Ii - - ---2 Aquanums. VW seal, 14( decorator lamps from rcfrig, ping r)()ng lbl, an $35. llques. bunk hcds, frplc TitE CONNECTION ~<:rt-en & tools, hospital 73.Sl lle1I, Unll L H.B. bed, huby bassinet, K42·1244 mt'n·~ 10 spd bicycle. BABY Cnh, Xlnl t•ond, new $ISO, sl'l 1 $SO 5'>C>-H310 mud1more.256Camellrn f,a CM Sat only ·----1 your own gardl'n Asl!tstanceLeagueThnrt ply, •deal for horbor pty833·2616, wheel covers. rack & ..a .. 1 ...... waterfall this Chnstm11s Shop. SAT Dec 4th at 50~ t·rwscs or sl)Ortflshing. 642.4097 Nwpt pmon steering reclining A.USTI" MA" """ 5'18·1444 32ndSt.Nwpl Rch xlnl cond $23.500 bucket seals. fold down '74 4Dr.Gdcond.$17SO. WEDDING DRESS, .size -644-4562, 549 9811 Rent New 23' Fireball. bench seats, vinyl top. under 25K. ~2637 POOL TABLE, Cut•,,, & ~ sell cont. loads or win $10817 Mo 7 7. full len~h. w /train Rack Gd cond $l2S Pll 28 l967 Chris. fl11<Jecd for dows & counter space • • IMW 9 12 ldctac hablel llcad SS2-n2:J Marlin. hus everything ~22BJ With onlyuu&Ucdown ••••••••••••••••••••••• pleee & veil. Xlnt cond Good orf i.cason buy. ---($326.341 for 48 months ORANGE COUMTY"S Make offer 752-6596 MiKelaMous makeorrer 67S..3631 GMC Lale '73, xlnt. cond .. on approval or your good OLDEST Beige Ml)uton lamb jacket, !uze 14. IJke new $50 1146-~18 ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 17 Marlin w1SS llP Polaris NB 833·2616 mcl. tax & he S431S ORIEHT.AL RUGS outboard, $400/take over ' Deferred payment pnce 833-9625 64M686 Solid Maple twin bed, hd brtl . d r e!\se r 5 lkydtt 8020 tJ r a we r h I R h boy . MUL Tl r-'AM IL Y SALE 13552 Onkayha Cirdt• Jrv <Racquet Clb llOme<i I Fri & Sal 0/\K POOLTABU: ~" slate, nds s 1dcra1I rpr. We need s pace. make ofr 631 1239, 838-8600 W-.ct 8081 . . :\lps s, $19.200 l23E credit. Total cash pnce & WA NT Pl' r 5 111 n & payments 673-5930 Dale's RV Rentals mcludmg tax. lie & in 5 Acres i5/'76 models. S" 52 A 1 Chinese a lso 1'arv•slry •-"'""'-,Refit/ tcrest .. s . nnua "'' __.. Irvine 559·4446 t 12 96,.· Pvt Ptys only 640. 7014 Chart~ 9050 percentage ra e . '° Sales·Servlce-Leaalng Rove ....... -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bookcase. mitll ind NEfGHIORHOOD •••••••••••• •• •• ••••••• T~ T~el 9170 Ser. GAECSK24542. SSCASH 1-'0R 6S' Schooner Kl::LPCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roils rtoyce BMW USED. REBUILT & $300 644-6726an4pm Guaranteed All type~. parts, rep111r<; Tr1tdc ins 3Cl'l'Plell 6.31 2101 Z lll>drm sets ~ Pl· child'!> set Ue~t OHrr R33 '1570 G-.Sote Good used rurn1rerngs now taking reservauons IMMAC. J7' 1975 Komfort, rrus&st.ove!:>S46-076S ror Nwpt Christmas many ictras, will sell to Hearths1de hand painted llarbor L1ghb c ruise best cash ofr by Dec 15. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 1f\ROO Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 1540Jamboree Newport Beach MC)..6444 •,~f:W t:~FO RIKE.')• Bu) Sdl Tr.uk f'Jrh & tt .. 11.i1r. ~k .. H·tioard' \1 l'1llll'r :i nl•.1 n ror1>l•r 1:rou11. rt'fl Kl4i Slcrt.'<l l·ompn t ' ..,l)kr S7 5 !'l.;)6fi7ll••H • Plca!>l' come & sec what we have Many fam1he:; part1c1pat1nJl Amonit Items offert'd D1shc!>, drapes. dnrtwood. doll'\, lO)-s. a !>chool de!lk, small trailer hitch & much Kenmore 220 volt. 4800 watt electric room heater w /fan, auto therm06tat. Perfect for olf1ce or small apt $.SO 9'7'9·2342 a fl c r 6 00 oven proof stoneware Dec 18-23 548 1725 or an 54S·6154 842-8844 "Dogwood " pattern 6PMSS2 lSS3 '59 AIR_S_T_R_E_A_M_G_d-1 -----~-, Made in Japan Sold al loots., Soil 9060 cond Must see 1t to ClassiCied Ads !it'll bag '70 BMW 2002. Silver, 1976 BMW 2002. 7000 ml, auto. air. sunr·r. AM/PM stereo-cass 673 0324. ( wk & <'o. <!A~ ~rwport Hin! C \f G42 i"llO l'lothmi: Satunlay only l\lat1onal electric home 9AM .111 rlwsk f':I &tt!, (ood sh.~er. lh1.ckm•ss Market Basket 548-5049 ••••••••••••••••••••••• believe It, $2250. S46-J05l items. s mall items or x lnl cond. Mnic.-1 Hobie t6Ltrlr, new trans & ---:s; 15. N rth l any item 642 5678 <714)673·1521. Wush\•r& Or')'l'r, l>tn Km Lo V.nos i\Yt'~ La dial, 7 blade $40. wt Bedroom \<'1-" Other Pe;lo & Lo!s. t-};tadoll an 9'79-2342a ner6:00. ,,..,_.ts 8083 more ~.425 6'6-82SS or Xlnt---On ~e:1 ;::=======...:..:=====--=====,-• • • • • • • • •. • • • • • •• • • •. • • 581 · 7SOS S775' g 960· 2766 Conn Mln·O·Mallc eler Laser#I0827 orun. excellent cond1 Good condallon Awfo Ser't'fc.,Pcrh uon.Sl600. P.P 532·1259 f750 846.1404 &4ccffSOriff 9400 111 ~pd !'M'hwano Vat'>ll) ~h'I<' Prb 673 3415 I ,Int <'ou~J. color brwn, Fountain Val ey Im 2 Twin bed mattreS!les & 'us>t•rh Chmtm.1'1 111rt '• · GLASS Tabletop. mediately NClrth of box s p rl n gs $7 s . Bl,ur 1147 20Jl! Gvltlle:if Legs 3U"x60" Talben & East or Ward. Automatic Kodak projec· Pea.vea M ~s1 cian, 40 Encson Z9. Fully eqpd Cah 10)5 Gd Colld. 67:1-.3446 SAT 10-. Everythmg & tor 12:1. 557·026l senes. 4·L2 spkrs, must race/cru111e $21,000/ofr -h 34 Cat II sell. MOO /bst oCr . 67H830Eves&wknds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s· Couch. lemon yellow. AOnnyt INng 4 rt 0 _ ahna Lg. Servel gas rcfng 2 lg . 548-0479. I'~ R S I AN CATS. "looks like leather". ''e. uwPo °"'a~ vinyl chalrll, 548· 1082 ----------i HOBCE 16 with Trailer ht'auttrul 10n1: hair. top n11111tu.hydt• xlnt rond, Mulll Family. Sut tSun _morns ___ 1e_v_e_s_. _____ 1 B fl at straight sopran Blue/White. Xlnt cond. ~ual11~ rf'l(l!i.ll'rcd fl50 Good & rlrnn twm 0co 4th&6th9·50nly. 78 lrvlncCoaatCountry ~&~u'!'te~:67r~e1~ S1700/ofr.s:JS.0006Kim "hots li:lH ~31)1 lll'll, rrwtlrci.,., box 11pr-recordl. Victrol1t. trun Club Membership lhm.1l11yun l\1ttl·n-., mo-.1 roloo.. n · \ ltn: i\ctult frm S1~& UJI 7hH 1771> 1n11~. fr it ml• & wood die '"··dw. , u 1r <'Olld 'r 7 • .,,7865 74Hobie Mono Cat. yellow b "" " w -12 String Taka Guata w/mulll color 11a11. U!!ed hd NI SJUO t'.il ln·1· rust Ty 11ewr1 l u r. port w/case. like new. sns. 1 summer. l4SO. 49 3. 7 386 ,,.,.lor Sl5 640 7878 or d~hWl'hr . etc 6001 Med· ANTQ. Grand Piano, 962-4263 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE WITH USEO&REBUlLT FOREIGN CAR PARTS J'Mechamcal I Electrical IBody Parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester. Anaheim 776-9900 ~. lllW7 ron1 Dr . u lJ S11nn11dalc made an Au1tria 1860. 0.,. 1040 lirand n~~ Earl,y Amen & Mef.i1ddcn Burled Walnut. comp. re· SUNN SOLAR IS 12S wat ••••••••••••••••••••••• R .. · I 7• rood'd Boat. Duy Sailor, Amp. Crown D·28 Gwtar ron or anr .. Sly I! Bl G SA I. E Too Is . u· w/trlr. Wiil 1ell reas. W /pick up. Best ofr UDO 14, with trailer .AllfotfwSdt cover SllSO. In gd cond ••••••••••••• •• •• ••• ••• Fem Lhnu l\~o (Juppjea 11 Wk'\ Mothtor fro l'tllM, rat~ AK<' Kl'.i ruo ~:m lnllh ~tier rup' AKC $;;() & up M&t" <'hi.m Ian('.; 4!)6 7lH!t t'V4'' wknd~ IFYOU hl\ve n ~·rVI('•• to Orfl•f llf l(tlO(I~ to adl. plu~e un a 1n th~ Doily f'1lol <-10581flt'd Sert IUn l'hone &12·56~ __ llerrulon aura & lg hou1u~hld Items. BSR or exchange both for 675-11466 matching chr S275 stereo unll Sec Snt Ivory, Real estate or ----------1 644--02Z7 ______ _, .......... ; 00llk1 17' Th1stJe Daysallor $800 with lro1ler <213)C3!M1306 9SJO &t.2S3t1 Dime-a l.1ne. Fri Sun ~er plano. 6'2-1334or Offlc•Fwnit .. & s· Sofa hl'd, 1 yr old l~. 2D70Th~-_N2_-6S_78 ______ 1 ..,,_... IOI •••••••••••••••••• •• •• Wesco Aurora glass sloop. 1trren wht Ile re ulon, ram gar ~al<', 2 sorH. 3 POOL Tbl. Brunswick Complete office set-up : 21 ·• sails, 0 I B. trlr sioo MatchtnJC 11old <'ameraA, 11r tond, Go&dCrown.9',alleqwp. xt11tateeldesks&rha1rs w111UpS2S006757858 "l'lvel l>arrl'I r hn. $40 eu typwtr, many U1'eful & + 2 Utes. ~ 96J.31C5 Orntrcr, K.'\3 <m'1 dlX' item" Super buys ~wivels also. 675 3000 24· ISLANDER Baham11 602 Avocado. CdM. Baby beds & Various Bay&BeachRlly. Dlx tras .cln,O/B,N H Marble top t•n<l thl SJO Modem blur walnut trim <'hr Sl5 040 14111 t\INGSIZf: R~D Good t'Ond SJ 00 631·2386 -------- Sat1S«n 1lou5ehold 1tem1. Call ror OFFICE FURNITURE w1sUp $4,950 S314993 appt. 536·4.e57 4 Executive desks. SATt4PM. secretMies desks. <1 ex Prindle 16 w /lr lr S mnll appl1ance is, Household Items, dis· cc1itlve chrl, 2 s ten storagel>Qx,rainbow col k1tcllt!n utc113lh1, linens. hwasllt!r, hard rock ma cbn. 8 s.lde ch.rs. 3 m or s ail 11248 Lots o s ort wnre, c lolhinl( pie dining ael. much cabinets, steel shelving xtrftll SJ005 552·9263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OVER 70CARS• IN INVENTORY ANTIQUES & CLASSICS F'rom Fords lo Rolla Hoyces; from $SOO to $50,000 cars BUY-SELL TRADE ELZ FARGO & CO 830$. Maln·Santa Anu 10t.o6, Mon.-Sat. Closed Sundays • 547-9709. ( W o m c n 11 ti • II · more. 6'2·IOJO many decorator items l..ASER No 12199. Rae men I med>. 11portin& di peed bl earthtone colors, qualit G W~Mahrl•IOJ ........ M ........ 8025 t'quipmcnt.11ldr..etc.11h10 New Lu e~ 311. <'Y· nd 960-5002 equavpcd + F 1Cn . •••~••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 new ch11ln pull wutcr de 14!1. <.;oming cotfce furn, new co · 1 _S7_50_._P_h_646. __ 1_MS ___ _ '58 Cad Conv Clas..,1c I ·m on g owner157.000 ml/full pwr/6-way llCat/R·ll/ x.tre prts/ AA I run con· d/some uphl rcq $1~.IO .----.,....-~----------~---~~--.,I cloeiet 4:!0AvQC•ado.CdM ::.~ like llCW, $8. Single pedestal steel des wt c ha lr. Asking $50 9070 I ntlque r-'urnltun:. Oak China Cabinet. tools, nusc. 20352 llnyvlt·w. ~ or Irvine. orr M Ulla t'ri/Sal 9·5 Natural Mink Stoic, S1S. _ 962_·_4263 __ . -------t .................•..... Cashmere Coat w1minJc Several Set.a of Ex.ecuUv SLIP WANT £l> H ' t'Ollar $50. Beige Tweed Desb and upholster catamaran. Newport or Coal w 1rox collar 135 chairs w /cutora. Very Dunn Point 673·3620 Liiii diamond gold brocade cock tall dreaa iood cond · 11951 u P Newport Channel dock. w I jacket '25 Orange 642·5299 to 40' pwr l>oat Of' ste lace codttall dren 115. r• mawt 1all boi.l1, 646-594 Hawauan dreas/pant set •••••••••••••••••••••• _or_67 __ s.t202 _______ 1 548 197~)' 11,_a_m __ _ MODS.A 1931 Modrl A :> Window Coup(' w trumble !lll:tl New model A c:ng. Run· nlng good. bu\ needs 50me work ~. Aner 5 30pm call !163 11125 or ~3835. SIO. AJI &ire 8. l.ad1e1 10 Young Finches Amar lb bowllna ball & tHrg SlO. Parrot w Ilse hanglnan·,....,._.,.... Xlnl Jnv1tmnt '57 Chevy Service for 12 Roger's --586 353S f"orSale:2 pon1es&t1how sllverw/allver chcatSOO. case.~vv · CMrry body. as U1 •I q113rtert>one 55&-5038. • AKC Female Mln11ture cc;ra. S./ ff JO xtra eng. Sac. $600 ___ ea_1_18'7 __ ·l_09_1 ____ __.;.. ________ , Schnat.1tcr. Female. Chi ••••••••••••••••••••••• _631 __ 33:20 ________ 1 Western saddle. xlnl 1:::'Y ~~~ •1:~~ cti.mp. beaut. Persians 3 T 0 10 t a r I<' k up 4 Wlwel Ott.,.. 9550 cond. ute wei1tht. Miac. 541Mr735 54l·I082 Camper. Shell, map, aU. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• .Ayl Phone968-9164 --------1,._. & OnJ--1090 bit. radlels. radio. Xlnt 1974 TOYOTA . REMODELING 3 homes ........................ l'OOd. 484""474 LAHOCIUtsa 3 VR. ~Id Oelding. Appy In CdM. Cabinetr y, Up To Arabian Qlr Trained KJMBALLORGAN TOO ~ =-/ HARDTOP. 4 "peed, · · ' 1ppa·1 .. gar dr11 , fir COY· Xlnt corw:l. Must 1ee to ~ u-;:y 91 SO radio. lockln° hubs. ex· spuitcd bill acnUl', 11d er1ng1, et<'. All to ~o! p -'*"""--" I I " w/littlc alrla. Taek • tn·2l838oreves. 873-2430 appre.clale. $700. leaH ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnmely low rnileaae lack rm. alao avail callafU ,MS-4912 H d T 11 "" 1...,. Immaculate thruout. "-"•-0303 T ~ •~r & 00 • ri ,,., • '""' U&4Utt> Reduced to ,,..... .,.... amo a...., ca10. p 1 A N o . w 11 r I I t 1 e r Good condlllon. OML.Y $4591 vn SSO. 01 ette tel Ii • ,.__....,, an.. .,00 -... 1u2.......,, _...._ .... p I 1U.....L .... All wtllte Ponv S Yl'I, 11·2 ch-•-. Gold """ktt/• ...... _..e~..,.e new, •• · ....,., .,.. .,...,., -..........._ •• Ii _,, " .... "'" "'R~ .. Co tt ... l·r ~UISTOYOT .. .,..,........_ all shot,,, wormed, feet -liner ..... 9 drawer " Vft 11 "" "' • ' ..... M •-· Cot ~•rt I ~ ..,,...._ •-'•::"':::: ~aft • ... ..... wen ma nered • "" ..,.. ...U.ta model. pd S3000, '" 00-• • " 1 " MI ION VIEJO ........ ___ -u1mm._..,, n drola4Jr $20. Bllt 4' wht edl ll.500. AnUque OrJAll bllte!Occ X1nt cond. 11225 IJf•ntO 495-1210 S200flrm.-1.-0541J TV~.~ 12(), Dbl lllnltn 4 Mason, $1000. ~ L--=:-,~:=-~ Geldina. Must have aood bed IZO. lO 1•1 equarhnn 882·91'548orll:J..2lOl •---------i Dodie P~r Waaon '15, -~•.a.-I home & 10\'ina care. $50. W/ntter It 1rav1I SlO. 29 Low ml aUll ln wa.rr ~, -·· ~ ••I W/fllter. 1raw•l SewflltM•Mllu 1091 GARAOE SA.LE lldl in • . I 40 I. 11'11 -C........ "Debbie o." 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PS. a•r. radtat:f. •••••••••••••••••-.••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~9ti62 olr 64fi li0llor960 2500 ~:ple\ecw1th 6cyll~der. &ood cond S20001ufr '69Cougar f\ill µwt . 1971 UNCOLH '73 CuUati'> So!>ffme, ah fi9 F1 .. 1 1150 Spri t 111 ma 1 • power ~ t!t'r 640-&5&6 h~ AC Sl:;()()l bllt otr rond xlnt c·•>nd S3000 Gillid 'ond Sl5SI> K:t9111:.1 JOYOTAS '67 vw Huit Sonrf run' t~ll . air co11d1t1un1n1:. --• 646 1774 . ~ rtr iocdan T h16 l11mdy ti1!l ~111 ult !'>!'Pit • n. 2ooct i It"" nl·t-J, bod)' r:id10. hl.'c0l('f. roor r.ack Che•r*f • 9920 car 11> .di !>cl COi .1 m·w --- '1 Spm work 497 210~ $89.89per1ftO ••••••••••••••••••••••• homl', h n~ 11 utom .. 11r ti:. Old.~:! dr hrdtop Xlnl ·7~l3l H1r,slk.UUI00 01 HERENOW with onJy S19!l.Onfor48 DoR'tS..&k""t Dodp 9935 tran11m101011, AM1f'M '\hlpt", m ake ofCur Suf ahp. S3800 Mu11t • ...., vw IDOb on :ipprova l or your w s.. Ut Lntlii. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• radio, full i><>w t<r . 111r ~l-9837 an 5PM. ael 675-7510aft5 .... ~COLOIS "" a·~-· 1ruJ 1t Tot'-1 "u ... h 74DOOGIDAn cood. Come in & dnVl' It --" .. ,,..,. On gownr """" ' · u ' •1t Y D 't t.oda Li 322LKH O I '69 Cullas5 Stn. Wgn ~MODILS $850 675964 prl<'l' ind tax & 111 OU on SPOITCOUPI y c ny SIOSO. (213 1 594 288i i 3 124 Spyder convt. s 1pd, xlnl cond. Lo mi, AM /FM mpx, nr new X AS '11 $3600 e7S-5500, ~ *" .. ,,..,. o. S3235.lb de(erred PilY 1-r From Aulomalic, s mall V8, $2895. days (7141962-4673eve. HU&e S11vina1 on ALL re ·oo vw van. l600cc cng. menl Pn('t' includrn.: CONN ... 1 radio. beater. pwr. steer--=--"-'------- maln in g n ew 7h & $iltJO Call aft.7pm. t ux. lie & f ina n ce ....._ tn&+bra.k~.alr cond-• 540-5630 rMfv 9957 Delll-06 ~9·2048 charges MSU.12 a nnual YOll"re Pay"'9 vinyl l op. SPOTLESS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Better Bargain percenl4lge rate 18.42%. Too Melc:hl.. <4631.P~>. '16 Run11oout, 6 cy l, pwr. MAR't)UIS TOYOTA '11 VW Dus, 7 pass, xlnt Ser.• AGA465El86350. OHLY $2691 1ur. 0000 ml.1 dt'nt l3tlOO MISSION VIEJO cond S220t1 or oost orre r CONNELL iuis TOYOT... 2626 HARBOR BLVD. or t>-.·st om •r r.73 ~., IMW RESALES 'M Fust 124 Cpe Good 1972 2002 Automatic wit cond • F M /C a ssette 11r rood (121 FTQ ) P50. 4IM-8566 Kent 1 9 1 2 8 A V. A It I A '72124 Spydt'r Nu radials, Automa~1c /air <'011d 5&¢., AM /FM. lo mi (4118i'"QF • Super clean :ill ove r um B A RIA-4 speed {163-'194S w /lllr cond. <680P PM ) U-....L. 11174 8AVARIA·4 speed ,_ 9727 w/aunroof. (348LFM) ••••••••••••••••••••••• li1S 2002 Automatic stereo a nd a ir rood (33<&2). 1W75 530JA· fllll power (71X5NIS ) SADDLEIAQC Y ALLIY IMPORTS 831·2040 495.4949 CRE_VIER &I sr .. llOADWA'I' SAMfA AMA 8353171 Tl!l UlntU T' OAl~ING MACHINf •USED BMW't* '73 Bavanu· l!JOGLVY ) '75 2002 · (629N BK) '7C2002A 10499) ._..New76 HONDA Cars OYER 100 To a.ooH Fro.! UNIVERSITY OldslftObla. 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(386HPQ> OHLY $2598 MAR't)UIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJ 0 831-2880 495-1210 '68 Corona " d r Aolc trans. radio. heater $700 546 295< 1972TOtOTA MARK II SB>AN uc OJOBEJ '70Hornet, -••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-2()44 rad1ali., vmyl top. Sl3SO S 1695. $400 or best offer 1975 CHEVY '70 Ford Country Sqwre -CZ-131 594-2887 d,1ys m ia 540-5630 64.S-0939 MOMZA COUPE Wgn. On R ownr . xtras Ml«wy 9950 9624673eves SlOOO :>56 7248 aft 6 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 1011 X~O\ & ~O\ We.Ii 991 O Automallr, r adio. healer PfynlO..tfl 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & only 3 1.000 mil,·:. '74 F o rd Cou ri e r 197SMERCURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARIOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '73 1-:0.tnle Wagon Xlnt cond 32M . fully lQu1pped . $3000. Ph 646-47~ ------i 1BUG M1ntrond Rads. "i'3 C~nt u ry Lux u s Yellow $'l800. Sunroof. lull pwr. 455 494 74.56 F:nl( $2700. Ph 586-1008 & 1966 VWB~ ~-447 I --- New seats $600 CadiUac 9915 (714, 768 3705 art fj ••••••••••••••••••••••• THING C91k>LWAJ purchased m '75. 11,00(, MONTEGO OHLY SZ898 rru. sheJJ. 5tep bumper, 4 dr sedan. dCl'P g rcc•n MAR~UIS VOLVO manl)' ltlra:.. $2750 with auto tran~miss1on, ~7Z34 radio. power '>leennR Ml ION VIEJO ---air cond A f1nt' family 831-2880495--1210 '73GranTon noCpe New car Lie 742MNG Only tire:. & brks Xlnt cond $3395 '73 Monte C arlo, x lnt Askini.: Sl!IOO Days ' rond P IS. P W 1'18 , 545-~71 EvesMS·Z797 540-5630 air, load ed $3700 ---------• 552·7485 '72 LT D B r ough a m , 63--Ch -N "'S bl loaded, all pwr & air evy ova .~, re t $.1950 1!42-4831 lonxsox & sox • LINCOt:N·MERCURY ATLAS Clwyslet" fPlymouth Open Daily & Suo 'lll H. PM 292!1 lla r bor Ulvd . ( 'o:.tJ M e'a 546-1934 Automatic. air 1·und . •74 Xlnt cond. Supe r radw & he:ill'r l::l·onorny crono car 635 2637 moto r . new s hock:. & ----2626HAR80R BLVD. '6H WAGON P IS. 1'11t & A/C, SS95 l'lH>h . l::V!'~ 00 Hl70 lire::.. S225 592 2037 (2131 '73 Ton no. auto, PS. air COSTA MESA .72 Ch M l 11 cond. Sl 700 or orre r ----'7fi Vnlarc• 2 t.lr. ,,lllk shift. evy~ u~ SC 559-Ql83or644-3S84 1972 MERCURY H & II Only 3.000 m1 on 9772 ........•..•••••....... Dest orfe r Kni:wd 12l Mil't)UIS IRGH. rar DesJ)l.•ratc, must 11ell PLUS! C91HGHK) Volvo Closed On Sundays_ ONLY $1998 MAR't)UIS TOY OT A Jensen Healey '74. Xlnl MISSION VIEJO cond. $4975 l'vt Pty 831 2880 495 1210 '11 VOLVO (!!) Nabers Cadillac Wg-n or 4Ur Im pala Gd '72 Ford Country Squire 4 dr sedan. radio. heate r. SJ I oo W 111 t r a de . cond. m a n y e x t ras Wgn. l owner. 55.000 Mi. a utomatic tr ansmission, 548 M87 581-4771 All xtras. Xlnt cond. power steering & brake:., --------- '72 BMW. lnJ Top Cond 548·9897 __ : --• Must sacnf1ce• 42K m l, IC Gh.-9735 '76 Toyot.i Corolla Sllvl'r $48-U-\2&962 2034 ..,..... 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S375o 644 6726 aft heater. au cood .. power 540-5630 S 1495. 4pm. =l~ ~r;~T!e;;;~~ 540-5630 '55 Chevy Wai: Good rnn d1l111n Make orrer Ca II f>.15 93!10 1969 Chn. Malibu 673-8474 ask fo r Rick MAKE OFFER a t $2995. 540·5630 1011 XSO\ \\· SOX • LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 2626HAHOR BLVD. 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY COSTA MESA 2626HARIOR BLVD. 1972 MERCURY COSTA MESA MAR9UIS IRGH POfttioc 9965 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Mef'C~ lenz 9740 COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEEKEND SPECIAL COSTA MESA DATSUN :!845 llARBOH 111,\'ll CJ dlll.1l Ma,1c r Ocale1 'l,IHl ll.11 •nf f!hd I "'' I ..,,.,,, • Ill •111111 ·72 Monte Carlo PIS. P18. factory u1r. tilt whl I owner 64(}.0f>:l3 75FORD 2 dr cpe Th1.!\ blue lK·au ••••••••••••••••••••••• lyhasvlll.)'lroof.c·omfoft ·n LcMans. lmmar Air. lounge front o;cah. full p/b. pis. Exl'<':> IX'rsonJ I power. 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II \I< f\1111 111 \"I> CALL 540-6410 TOP BUYER ~ .... u' 111,1 • t •. 1 11111 01111.11 11.11<1 r1, no port, C OSTA MESA DATSUN :,;.1\ll11rl••1 Ill\ I C11'\lll "',.,.I : .. 111 ""I~ n :MUI !'Ill• ~ $.I ,.,., 11! r l'hn~ 11.1)'· "'' JJi•r 1·~1·' l'f\ to :k>H'r.' ;11.;I 1973D.lTSUM A ri-nl 1 '' • "1•r I '~-.-ii lrMht111,~11·11 1 .. 11111 .. nil all "''t l11r .1 nr~ hom11 I .ir ~••Jn· 0111) S2295. 540 -5630 lonxsos & sox • LINCOLN·MERCURY LHM New-UNd ova 100 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY Ho.w of Imports AUTllUHIZlm MERC:El>f..S l>EALtrn 6llll2 M anchl·~ll'r. But•na l'ark 523-7250 On lht-Santa An;i Fwy CAU 540.64 IO '75 Toyota Corolla w i:n ..................... '72FORDLTD MG 9742 ValuwCICJH 9770 Pillared IIT VS. auto a ir ••••••••••• • • •• •• • • •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu110 htr PS PO Vtop Ii:! M<~A 1lo,111.11·r "1rr t'Y70 VW llu1! A11 111•w (!1!12GllK) lles t buy at whl~. 1'11111"111 . r..tllt brki.. lo rm :. Tan <iood ~.199 rl'chromt•tl r 1•parnl1•<1 !'1H11I $1 IOO :,.uc oom Beaut s.•1•15 I-:\•'' '74 PINTO 117~11941 75 '>r1ro1ro, \Int 1•1JtllJ, RUNABOUT 1 1·\"r. auto air radm htr Nabers Cadillac '76 SeV1lle Gray. 9HOO m i SlO.!iOO EVl'S, 5!'>:l 1533 9930 ....................... '75 MARIC IV F'ull powe r 1nl'lud1nR l~ather mtcnnr , AM/F M Mereo. crw!tl'ontrol. t1h wheel, air cond1t1omni: (412MFCI. $8686. RAMCHERO V .ii. uuto trans m1ss1on. air cond .. power s tttnng and bnkes L1r 45006Y. $4695. 540-5630 IOllXSOX.& SOX • LINCOLN· MERCURY air cond. A reul llll't' l J r U C l61FYV $2395. 540-5630 ltHIXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY ·7-1 Grand Pn't SJ load(•d , xlnt cond, 411,000 m 1 l'I' 833 2977 day-;, !l:ll 1277 l'\lt'~ '6i SIJt ion Wn1wn Goot.I tr11n:.PorlJl1on S3SO o!ftor 1;73 6726 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 'Ill LeMaw, :ISO <:I c ni.: • ----w/lluri.I :lsp ll trans "72Cllt'Uev1lk.wh1le t•1p. 2626HAR80R8LVD. '67 Cahente. 2 d r hrdtp $425/bs t o f r t21J l l(rn hody. new paanl Xlnt COSTA MESA PS/PB. auto. xlnt cond. 1 594 ~\51 l'Clnd X.ll;_:~l2Ml~fl _L_ _ --..,_AS 548 139f! ·75 Counlr) S4wre 10 pas~ ~-...,..-· -'i2 C ran<! SafJri w11n full '75 El.DO ('arl Cnnv wgn Air . s t e r eo Must-9952 pwr. AC. lug r ack. w 111<1).(,, plU!. Jll extra::. w l·c1ssellc. a ll cle<'. lug ••••• -;;-:••••••••••••••• 1\M /FM st t•rt•u radio Wht ~ rnd ml 61'3-~S_I _ ___ ratk , 11,000 m1 . hke .66 Mustang convertib le w /tapc dl'rk ~ many 1973 CADILLAC Conette 9932 m·w. 644 74llfi • cmplty restored Collec' xtras. xlnt lOnd , $2250. B.DORADO CPE •••••••••••••• ••••••••• LJncotn 9945 tors item. Trans & cng _830-__ 041_5 _____ _ V-8. AM f''M stereo, fac· '74 Cor vette. M et 'he ....................... ovrttaled. new paint & n..dttbird 9970 tory air . Cull power, vmy l Brwn All extras, ~.000 to p. Sl995/ b e st o fr ••••••••••••••••••••••• roor onlv 34 000 miles 8 ~ 176SO. Ph 494-6084 an 1971 Llllco.ln Cont.mental 962-S374 .61 T BlnJ, onglna l owner. #{Old.bea uty 'Lie. 143NIH. 5. 532-5171 dy!I. 2 door. Light g reen, with '74 Mu.stan~ 11 ; 2 + 2, lo mileage Xlot. SJ.250 Pnccd to :.di at Ca.llJCI" 9933 white vinyl lop Wb1te auto.; only 20,000 mi Ph 640 8161 $5995. ••••••••••••••••••••••• leatherped inte rior . fullyl XJnt cond $2450. Eve~ v-_____ 9_9_7_4 540·5630 eqwp , en.use contro • 6?S-l3lS -.,,-76 COUGAR XR7 AM/FM stereo radio. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• lonxsox & sox Autom atic. pwr s teer SWIO 557-9887 Oldlmobft. 9955 '12 Vt>J:a GT W1f<''s mg. air cond . bla<•k on ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rcam puff 35M m iles • LINCOLN· MERCURY black & AMt FM .,t~r<'o .68 Olds Cutlass. ne~ ~II cxtras Wide whli. Only 8(JOO miles sllll un 73 LINCOLN CPE llres, good cond. 5700 1-.vc' 640 1538 dcr far tory warranty Ocautiful dee p green , 531 9666, M8·l4l0 Immaculate! (468PRV >. white vinyl roof, a ir ____ _ 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ---'73 EL DORADO Only 1!1,0«Ml mi. JU~t hke nt.'w :'ol1c hclln Tire:. All!-ol11tl'ly p;.·rfrC't car $5.5011 C1 rm 1L1 c ONL y $6298 rond .. auto transmission. Want .id rc~ults ......... ~UIS VOLVO 1\ M I 1-· M rad 1 o, f u 11 "'Aft powl•r. a real beauty. Ml~ ION v1 ~:Jo Ul' 11511EZ Only _!3 ~ -2880_ 495-1210 $4995 • 089J :o.M J Gil !I ll~ or '68 Couga r Hrdtp l-'/S, 640-5!157 Goot.I Condition $800 ------Qill 615-2171 ·73 S('(lan DeV1llc. •mg ---- uwner. m oi.t extra ~ '68 COUGAR Xlnl cond ~1.lXX> M 1 $4200 1131 1000 fou lly cqwpped $1300 l'h 18 5 wkt.ldy!>) 646-4753 -~------~· 540-5630 IOllXSOX ,\~ox • LINCOLN· MEflCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MES.A ·75 GT. fully l'qw p'd, xlnl fi4Z SG?H t·ond . si1rnu Aft er 4 842·4!11~ ----- 71 MGMl9" !(real cond llli.I W;"I II f' 1· II ' II t• W 0 W rt l' r ~-ll·~~l orb4h l!l'J;! 11.:?7\iQVI El·onomy ca r Autos. 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S YEAR, 7 5,000 Mil.£ Foclory w,.,,_., 01t All Rotory E!MpnH HEW MAZDAs START AS LOW AS 52794 STC36219 • OUTST AMDING RESALE VALUES 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA sas 5 ~PffPt:l stereo & tow m1lcaqe Dead ShdrO' ,460LUK • 1973 PONTIAC GRAMD PRIX 1'"1111 p<JwPr with c;1eroo & vinyl roof 525GVYI SALE l'RIC E s3395 • 1973 VW IUS 7 Ol"'ienger mooel H~ AM FM 8 wick .tereo & low miles 1158HOK SALE l'RIC E s3495 • 1972 IMW 2002 Automaltc air co11t111ton1ng & only 49 000 m1lec; 32508 SALE l'RICE s4395 • REBATE! 'f ON ALL NEW 1976 or 1977 PACERS! Us• your rebate as a down payfMftt on th• ccr of yow choice . . . or ntro cash for Christmas!! Thursday December 2. 1976 YEAR END USED CAR CLEARANCE! 0Yer 2 112 Acres of Fine Used Cars, Trucks and Recreational Vehicles now Price-Slashed to reduce inve ntories by one-half before January I! It's our Biggest Used Car Sale of the year! From reliable transportation to ul- timate luxury driving -this is your once-a- year chance for sav- in9s like this! ------ CONNELL CHEVROLET AND GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNCES CASH REBA IE FIOM THE FACTottY FIOM HOY. I I to JAM. I 0 If YoU purctiase ally new '79 or 7 7 Chevette or Vega in stocl< or order yQUrs by Dec. 101h. you'll receive your S 200 f1ctory c11sh tobllte. See us tod.,... OVER 70 IM STOCK, FOR IMMEDIATE D&IYEIY Quality Buys JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECT ION IN ORANGE COUNTY 12.000 i. or 12 _..... ol•• rrot. Sen l<e A~H-111 ....... -l'r-e-owt1ed lt7l·lt76 wiflt Ins"'-50 000 Miles. '76 Couoe deVille ........•.. S9495 (0~23255) '76 Couoe deV1lle . . . . . • . .S8995 (01984391 '76 Couoe deV1lle . • . S9195 10220431 ) '75 Couoe de Ville s 7495 C281MCAJ '75 Coupe deV111e . . . s 7795 fE506493l ·74 Coupe deV1t1e . S6295 (204KGJJ '74 Couoe deV1lle • . . . . . • S6495 (021JSGJ 74 Couoe deV111e . • S669S (084KZll 73 Couoe deV1lle • . 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The Baseball Hall of Fame exhibit comes to town December 3-12. al the Los Angeles Convention Center Costa Mesa Datsun has fr-.. family tickets to this fabulous event Just test-drive your lavorite Datsun at Costa Mes11 Datsun If you have four 1n your famoy, the tickets could be worth S6 00! Hurry Tickets are hm1ted' Willtt..~IO~Cir. Outside the eich1b1t pick up an Pntry blank for the Datson/Dodger Bullpen Car Sweepstakes This front wheel drive F-10 will be given away at the end of the show No purchase necessary licensed drivers onty. Complete Sweepstakes rules are on entry blanks. nt. Wt• of Sw.t & nt. Ge.9• ,_._, At the show you·11 see Babe Ruth·s uniform and locker Ty Cobb·s uniform Rare baseballs aulogr8')hed by 140 tamous HaU of Famers. plus 041\er mementos of great games and prayers 0..-'t Aotw-•. You'll also enJoy a special showing or exciting. economical Dalsuns. Including the sporty front wheel drive F· 10, oopular B·210. Datsun s exclusive Kmg Cab-Pl<*Up, and l'tl8 fuel in1ected 280-Z Take that Datsun Test Or111e and Put Your Family 1n the Baseball Hall of Fame Roadshow Today! 1976 H 0 N D A SELECTION IS WHY WE'RE No.1 IMMEDIATE DB.JVBlY TODAY BUY FROM IKE '65 VW IUG 4 speed. (NHW641 ). '73 MAZDA OJ 4 speed (942GOP). s1299 '72 HOND4 CfYIC 4 speed, (950FYK). '72TOYOT4..Cn A uto trans • air con d1tlonlng. (305FBOJ. $1699 '74 DATSUN 710 4 speed. (972JCF). . . . COME IN & SEE THE WORLD'S LARGEST SUNROOF LARGE SELECTION OF JAGUARS, MG's & TR-71s Still Available FREE THIS WEEKEND OHL Y WlltiTMf'wcheMof A11y MG MidcJfl -A M.tC. 3 YHr, l',OOOMileW~ Pt\u T•• & l '~""o 11894161 Alt of our cars have a 5 yea•· 50.000 mle warranty available. 1h Mile So of the San Diego Frwy. Between Adams & Baker Wherever you live in Orange County, buying a Used Car in Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sense!" • '7l LINCOLN MAltl( IY V·8, auto trim-<., factory aJr. full power. power steering, power brakes, powl'r windows. power seats. AM /f'M radio, heater. whitewall tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass. wheel cover'I. <Slk. #5725A>. S6295 '11 AUDI 4 Dl. SEDAN Auto. tran'I . powl'r steerin", radio, heater. whitewall tires. 1St1C lt9330/\ l '3495 '75 LIHCOLN ~ IY V·8, factory air, full power. AMIFM radio, whitl'wall tires. vinyl roor. tintl'd glass. w heel covers. 1f.!l8LXll>. 59395 '74 FOaDTOa'"o 4 DR. SID. V-8. factory air. power steennfo{, power hrukci1. radio. 111nyl roor. tinted ftlass. (296JOQ>. '2995 "76 CAPal Z DI. 6 ryl.. 4 s~cd, factory air, J>O'(Cr brakcs,J\~t/f'M radio. (233MYI'"). '4395 '7J CADILLAC RDOUDO V·!I, OUl.o. trans., factory air, full power, AM /FM radio, vinyl root, tinted glass. 1143Nlm . '5995 '71 llOID UMC .. 0 V..S, auto. trans., factory air. power steeri ng, pow er brakes. radio. f45&96Yl. '4695 ?Z MBCUaY 2 Dl. CPI. V 8, p.ulo. l r an1., factory air. full power . radio. vinyl r oof. tinted gl~s. wheel c:overll. 116tF'\'V). s2395 1 A ftt•r110011 -. ~-,._ sc o ... ks ·. . ~ ... VOL 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA '"(HURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1976 TEN CENTS1 °"''Y l'lle4 -• •Y itk-• 11...,, ... A REMEN BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SAODLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MORNING. Damage Estimated at $1 .25 Miiiion •• Three BuslnHaes Deatroyed by Aames Blaze Sweeps Stores 'Small A rmy' Battles $1.25 Million Fire By Wit.LIAM SCHREIBER °''"• o ••• , P .... s ... tt Some Under Way Off shore Energy Conflicts· Reported WASHINGTON (AP) -A e<>n· gressional report rel,ased today says large-scale de~lopment or deepwater tanker i ' floating nuclear power pl ls and of- fshore petroh;um ll:ing would conlUct seriously with other in- terests but that there is no system to resolve 1uch problems. The congressional Office of Technology Assessment, in a 310-page report begun two years ago, studied in detail such pro- posals for projects off the coasts of New Je rsey and Delaware, and the n drew gener al con- clusions a bout the problems of of- fshore development naUbnwide. The study noted that the leas- ing of federal a r eas for petroleum off New Jersey and 'Delaware has begun, and that New Jersey's Public Service CARTER OPPOSES OIL EMPHASIS-CS Electric and Gas Co. has ordered a noating nuclear power plant to be localed a few miles off the Atlantic City beach resort area and has planned three more. Although the oil industl')' once considered a deepwater tanker port to serve refineries in the New York or Phila(lelphUI area, the report says s uch a port is not likely to be bu1ll to serve the Mid- create serious conflicts among users a nd impose e xcessive burdens on ocean and coastal en- vironments . ''No formal m echanism exists or is planned for resolving con· fllcts or dlrecUng research" on expanded offshore energy de- velopment. the report says. The report says oth er alternatives could substitute for offshore projects. such as on· shore nuclear and coal-fired power plants, more oil imports. and the use of small tankers in existing coastal ports. "None, however. offers clear s ocial, envi r onm e ntal or economic advantages" over of- fshore development, the report concludes. Offshore development uists at various levels along other por- tions of the U.S. seacoast. but. some of the report's findings CSee OIL, Page A2) Boy Saves Girl Firelwuse Tour Paid Off HUGHSON <AP> -/\ 10-year-old hoy who re· membered a fireman's instructions how to dislodge food stuck in a throat is being crediled with s aving a classmate's life. Kathy Machado, 9. choked on a chunk of but- terscotch cand y while jumping rope during school lunch hour in this Central California community. The girl couldn't breathe, teacher Ron P hillips re- ported, but Maurice Bretl. 10, suddenly reache<l around Kathy from behtnd and gave a sharp upwar d Jerk to he r solar plexus. The blo w forced air upward from her lungs into her throat and dislodged the candy. A raging early rooming fire destroyed a portion or the Sad dleback Valley Plaza shopping started getting the ammals out CVCn before we gol here tO ~IV(' them 3 hand." Turbeville said "When the pet shop owner ar rived, hew as very happy they had doncit." literature with tarpaulins to pre· vent damage Crom smoke and water leaking through the roof. # Atlantie th& nu t 10 years. Maurice le arned the technique. called the l lemlich method. during a class field trip to the l lughson firehouse in the school year . J~.enter in El T~ro t y, doing at p east $1.25 mil · age before a amaJ I arnw..or 1; en could put Jt outr<R~l ift8d• tos Page A3. > Thv speo~l~~ blaze ap- $arentJJ1 lft'ok,t _,attn ~am bi· s das • If""' •• lo~ Way Sta· ~ ~~ was report· el;'• a ~ l orist Just before -~ M ge County Fire Depa • · • pokes man said. By the time the first fire units anwed, tongues o( name were shooting 30 feet into the air ovec the roof of the large building. which also housed offices and a umber of small shops. The glow of the fire was visible for miles. The fire spread from the night club into the shopping center leas ~office, which is also used by ;Alexander Haageo, developer of 'the.store romplex 1-l"om there. lhl.' nam~ movl'd into 3 ~ourmet she>p AJI three establishments were gutted A total or 93 county flremen us- lni: 'norkcl hQSeS and 13 engines worked for two hours to prevent th<' hrf:' from spreading to t ~ o nthf'r adjoining stores a rt• llg1ou'I booki.tnrr and a pet!Shop Fan• (.'apt Rrucc Turbev11lt• <'red1ted unknov. n passersby v.1lh S.3V1ng the Jives Of a large numtx•r or doas. cats. bards and other amma~ who would have died in the pel atore from the dense smoke "Wt don't know who the JX'()plc ""'ere but somebody broke in and Valley Man Stab Victim A 24 year-old Fount~.n Valley man was reported in stable con- d ition today at UCJ Medical Center after sufrerio.g numerous stab wounds in the back Wednes· day night . Fountain Valley police said Randy Arthur Hague. of 7871 Slater Ave .. was slabbed with a hunUng knife during an argu- ment at 10 p.m. in frool or a re- sidence at 8522 El Arroyo St. David t.aylor. 29. a M~esla Uooed at E l Toro Marine Base. wu booked tnto Oranie County jall on attempte d murder charges In conoecttoo with the in- cident. • OP'L~ 2%. SHOPPING ~"t'S I L&FT . Left behind in the shop were fish and a !>nake, which one fireman s aid he "diqn't even want to touch." ll is l)ot known 1f those creatures su'?VJ~ed. • All the animals removed ftom the store were taken for safek4"ep- ing to the county animal shelter At the religious ~ shop, nr('men worked feverishly to COY er books, bibles and other Fire insJ><!ctors were expected to begin the laborious task of gift. mg the ruins for clues as to the fire's caus e at mid-.morning to- day. They were prevenled from doing their job earlier beeause or the unsafe condition of the struc- ture. Turbev11lesaid. It is possible the damaae estimate wUI be b1&ber than tfle Sl.25 million figure because numerous anllque1 and rare old wagons used to d~orate the building were also destroyed by the flames. · Conservatives Hail Ne~Mexico Leader MEM-f-CO -C-IT~C l\P) - Leadec.s of thr cons~;bve Mex rcan businrss community .t,tavc• ~el co med the inaugura~ message of President Jose Loper--,..._ Portillo lie bcj!an his six year term Wt>dnrsday by calling for hard work. promising to reduce gov trnment spt>nd1ng and urging husin<>s i. lo help overcome the countr) s <'con om 1c cns1s Lope1 Portillo smd in his 1n au~ural address that Mrx1eo 1s faced v.1th a period or austcnty to ('Ofltcnd with innat1on. rl'<·ess1on, unemployment. rising pnces a nd fi nancial instability, 1ncludtni! the recent dev aluationofthe peso "Wl' must recoitnize that cn111s is not a fatal catastrophe 1r we t"mploy our will, .. he said "The itravesl fact 1s thal in the moment o( ctcter1orat1on. some Mexicans Inst thelt' confidence in the coun- try. which 1s the same as losing confidence in themselves." "This 1s the message that Mex ico needed," said Jose Represas. director of the Nestle company. "Businessm en lost confidence in the previous administration because of its excessive and sometimes foolish publ\c spend mg," !aid industriaJist Miguel Aleman. "Now we have to pay for these excesses, but Lopez Portltlo's message indicates thal he also comprehends the situation andseemsdisposedtocorrect1t." Lope-i Portillo r~lved the red, white and green preaidentiaJ siash in the National Auditorium fro m out1olng President LuiS Echever- ria, whose agrarian reforms and government spending alienated much of the business community. One or Echeverrta's lu l acts wu lo award titles to 1.1 tnlllion acres to-12,000 peasants and to or- Talks Resumed GENEVA CAP) -Delegation heads from the Rhodesian gov· ernment and four black na · Uonaliat groups have met to dis· cuas specific proposals on lorm·. Ing a tran•ition government In lhc first.Jolnt .s~sslon rocu.Lna on • det..i a ot nter ovtmment in ., ack der -a -new expropriation of 8,668 acr;:es to be divided into fi0,200 plots for peasants' homes. Both Lopez Portillo a mt Echeverria are m embers of the Jnstitutional Revolutionary Par- ty llRPl which has ruled Mexico without serious challenge ror more than 30 years. Lopez Portillo was his predecessor's finance m inister until he resigned to run for the presidency. But in what a ppeared to be a respons e to ci servative charges that Echeve 1a tried to "com- munize" Me ico, the new presi- dent devoted most or his hour·long speech to the need for restoripg the confidente of private in- vestors. Declaring ,that only increased production can create more jobs. he said, ··o ur financial policy must provide the d1rferentsectors with the credit resources that are essential for s timulating the for mation of capital and produc- laon." * * * AP Clari/ ies Report on Mexican Land MEXICO CITY CAP> -Jose Lopez Portillo was swom in as president of Mexico u Ilia pre- decessor, in one of h.lJ lul acts, awarded to Mexican peasants UUea to 1.1 milUon acres that bad previously been expropriated. Outgoin g President Luis Echeverria a lso ordered Wednes- day a new expropriation of 8,868 acres to be split into 80,20C:H1maJI plots for peasanu.· bomes1 tho Agrarian Relorm Mlnilt.ry laJd. The Associat ed Press er- roneously reported that the 1.1 million acres was land newly ex- propriated. The error wu calised by a mistranslation ol a eovern· menl announcement. The ~ appeared in aome edit.Ions ol Wtd· oesday's Dali.Y PUot. The 1.1 m illion acrt111 h ad been expropnated at vartous Umes "No s1gniricant damage to the environment or changes in pat· terns of Life In either New Jersey or Delaware is anticipated dur· ing operation of the three systems at presently projecled levels,'' the report said. But it added that expansion of ocean project.a on a scale larger tba• that aaUei.,.ted o•l d Officer Dogs Trail, Finds ' Pup's Thief A policeman for the city of Orange, quick to spot anything amiss. s ummoned brother of- ficers to his Huntington Beach home Wednesday when he sus- pected a cat burglar had unsuc- cessfully attempted to heist his wife'.a..bandbag. .. Huntington Beach Officer Bob Ehrle searched the home ror clues and deduced he didn't have a cat burglar case. He bad a pup- py thief. There were little teeth marks on the recovered purse strap. And nearby. the family pup was slinking around with guilt written all over his ruuy face. Officer Ehrle concluded the puppy purse-snatch may have been promR,ted by too few doggie playthings around the house. The red-faced Orange officer had little lo say about why he failed to follow up on the puppy leads before calling in Hunt- ington Beach police. Sunset Beach "lie definitely saved her hCc," said LULs Duron, the fire department engineer who taught the method. Park Dev~lopment lJOai-d Approves Mile Square Fund The first trickle of ftinds for completing Mile Square .Park in Fountain Valley and $400,000 to expand Aquatic Park in Seal Beach were apin-oved this week by Orange County supervisors. The board shifted the $400,000 1t had set asi.de for development of a regional park on a former Guden Grove missile base for the..Siln.s.e.t proiei:t. . Larry Leaman of the county Environmental Management Agency said the money will be used to add about 35 new boat sUps1 new harbor patrol offices and a nature study area. Jn addition, some of the funds will be used to ~rade and install utiliUes for a future campground on part of the 94-acre park. The park, recently annexed by the City of Seal Beach. lies at the end or Edinger A venue on Hunt- ington Beach's border. A portion of the Soi acres also may be set aside for a Seal Beach-sponsored sailing pro- gram, Leaman said. Supervisors this week aJso set aside $87 ,SOO to help finance what probably will be the $800,000 to $900,000 completion of Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. Leaman said. The yet-undeveloped area. he said, covers about 100 acr<'s along Edinger A venue .it Bf001rhurst Stn~ - Leaman explained plans ror developing the final area are not. yet complete. But about 10 to 20 acres may be set aside for some t ype of a com merc1al lease, per h ap s a t e nn is club or c hildren's a musement area, Leaman said Financing of the entire project. he continued. probably will be in- c luded in next year's county budget. Both the Mile Square and Sunset park funds were provided undt>r terms of the slate parks bond act of 1974. Banke r Indicted County Tackles Parking Soluti_;n SAN FRANCISCO (AP I -/\ f<'deral grand jUTy has 1nd1clc'1 former Cupertino bank loan or· ricer Thomas Ralph Sullivan for allegedly cm bezzling $162,536 rrom Crocker N:ttional Bank by using fictitious names. Or ::~7:oa' But Supervisor Laurence Schmit and Larry Leaman of the county Environmental Manage- ment Agency met recenUy with state ofllclala. And Leaman said hebelleves a solutlonianear. He said his agency la drafting a parking ordinance whkh will restrict parklng to either four or slx houra d uring the day in the summer . But the ordin ance would permit residents to park ln the lot an.er 6 p.m . ln the summer and throughout the day in winter <See P ARKING/P age A2) Death 'Natural' LOS ANGELES (AP) Sheriff's homicide officers ln- vesU1atln1 the death of another HetropoUtan Sta te Hospital pa· tl..mt. uy the man appeara to hava dJed from natural causes. He •• Idell Uted as Charles Jllll'Wi'>-.l tinlton Park. Weatht'r Most1 y sunny through Friday with highs along the coast in the mid 71>.\, lows of about 50 Inland highs to 80. I NSIDE TODA. V . A. new biography of Field Marahol E rwin .Rommtl claim• Nazi Germany'" "De11ert For'1 br-utd'liud hi$ troop• .and blamed 1ub-4 ordhJatH for hil tactkol bhm· I dera. Among them hia attempt J to lnl! llltln. St11TV P.Qfle J\1 1 Index - (I CJ '4 I ...... Alt CM o~~ , .. , C• • Ct •• ..... l , A DAILY PILOT H/F Bonfa's Report 'Abusive' By ROBERT BARKER OI IM O•llr ,., ... ~.H A performance evaluation thnt Huntington Beach Clty Atlornt!y Don Bon(u prepared for an employe has been railed 1111 abusive diatribe bv a l>tate hear mg oHicer an a rcp0rt to the city. Milford A . Maron, an ad ministrative law judge of the state Office of Adnunistrative Hearings, said Bonlu abused his discretJon in Lhe 1974 cvetluat1on of John O'Connor. a deputy c1tv attorney HE'S IN CHARGE Falrvl,w Chief Levine O•lty l'lloC St•ff ~to MOVING TO PATTON ~mfnlstrator Clewett In has rt-port, Maron said the evaluation by Bonfa was an abusive diatribe to an cmploye Wlder the guas~ that the com mun1cat1on was trul.> an cvalua· t10n of performance. "There was htUc hkehhood that any public purpose would be achieved by 1ssumg such a document, unless the purpose was to inflict trauma on the rec1 pient. Levine Named Top Fairview Director "Clearly. lls preparation was done m anger and Wllh hosllh· ty," Maron said. Maron ordered the 12-pa~t· evaluation performanct- "'memorandum ~lr1cken rrom O'Connor's personnel riles am1 ruled Lhat 0 'Connor was Lhe pre vaalin~ party in the ~nee>anc1• ilispute. Grievance hearin~s were held Jan 14 and 16 and May 19 20 o( this year It 1s understood that the ad manaslrative officer's findings are not bindang on the city's personnel board whic h i s scheduled to hear the matter next month. O'Connor maintains that the findings an his favor means that the city wall have to pay his at· tomey's fees if the heanng of· ficer's recommendation.'l are up- held. lfe said his legal costs have reached the nc1n1ty of $10· $12.000. Earl llorton. C1n a!.!\lilanl director of the c1tv's 1-'ananc·l' Departmt·nt, s a(d the city already has paid $10.000 to the legal r1rm representing Bonfa and the city. although part of the money went for a prevwus grievance matter. O'Connor says he bases his claim for attorney ftts on pro- visions of an agreement with the Managem e nt Employes Organization which was adopted by the city. A clause 1n the agreement says an employe shall be en- titled to r('1mbursemenl by the city for rea~l)na bl e attorney's ftts where the emplo>e prc\'a1ls in Lhe grievance. City of(1c1als say that matter probablv w all b1• uµ to the personnel board O'Connor said Wednesday he d1dn 't feel elated over the hear mg officer's hndang It was ful · lv e~pected . · he s aid "I want to make at abundanth clear that my grievance was never against the c ity but against the department head. Hinshaw Jury In 5th Day NEW AT FAIRVIEW Administrator Fossum Santa Anan Dies in Crash On Freeway A 25-year.old Santa Ana man was killed Wednesday night as he struck the rear or a car stopped an hl'<JVY rush·hour freeway traHic, California Highway Patrolmen ~aid today. Salvador RoJas, 25. of 1318 S f1o"-er St . suffered ratal inJurws intht·6 JSp m l'ra-.honthcnorth hound lant':. or lhe Santa Ana freeway north of La Palma A \'Cnue m l\nahe1 m, officers said lnvest1~ators said Roja'I struck thl' rear of a car driven by James Brannan, 18, of 1519 Hampstead St . Anaheim Brannan then struck the rear or a third car drwen bv Frederick Weiss. t!), Hedwood· Caty. the patrol sa1d A passen~er an Rrannan's car. Mmndy Hall. 18. of 926 Agate :-,1 Anaheim. was taken to West Anaheim Memorial flospltaJ for treatment of minor injuries, or flt'ers said A Jury of seven men and rive women returned to the JW')'-f'fJOTT?-........._ today for its rteth day of delabera J dg M lions an tht' Orange County U e Urray Superior Court t r ial of Congreasm an Andrew Hinshaw Hosp1· 1a11· zed Hanshaw ~. worked with de tense attorney J ohn Mt'Nich-Olas an restoring order to defense files and exh1b1ts while they waited for the Jury ·s ruling on chaq(es of grand theft, conspiracy, em beulement and misuse of pubJu• funds The Newp ·nt Beach Repubhcan wa!'I indicted after the Grand Jury 1nvest1gated al legations that he muiused hjs of· fice as rounty assessor ln 1972 bv utilizan~ county manpower and materials during has election campaign O"ANQl COA$T H F DAILY PILOT , .... ,.,.. .. ,..... r.1 •. to .. , P ..,. ,.. 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Hospital officials said today that Judge Murray's doctors hope to have the wlment fully diagnosed when they complete a series of tests thal are now under Wa)'. Couple Facing Fraud Terms A Santa Ana couple will be sen· tt-nc~ Dec. 20 to what could be state prison terms for defrauding the Orange County welfare de· partment o< S13,3JS in relief funds. /\ jury in Superior Court Judge H. Walter Steiner's courtroom found G raldine, 38, and Ray Harris.-37, guilty of five fraud counts after il woa allqtd lb.at tho couple withheld detail& of 10Clal security and veterana' ad· ministration paymentt h'om welfare otficlala. ll Wll aho 1uect,t5fUll.y allt•cd that the couple was provided with food atamp1 in -'dJUon to the payment or welfare beneftta. Dr. Michael Levine, 35. the re· cently appointed medical direc- tor of Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa was named the hospital chief administrator Wednesday The appointment of Levine as Hospital Director was announced in Costa Mesa at the same time Gov. Edmund Brown Jr was de- taillng plans for a maJOr revision in the management of the stale hospital system Under provisions of a bill ap- proved by the Legislature earlier this year, Brown has ordered an end to the dual directorships un- der which the 11 state meotaJ hospitals have ~en governed. The governor said the move will get rid of a "two-headed monster'· at some of the troubled facilities. Prior to Wednesday's move. the hospitais were run by two ad- ministrators of equal rank -a medical director and an ad· ministrator. At Fairview, Levine was named medical director three months ago. replacing Dr. An· thony Toto who had served in that post for 12 years. At the Costa Mesa facility, the administrator for much of Toto's term wa11 Kenneth Clewell. Clewett. as part of Brown's re· vision of the system. was ap- pointed Hospital Director at Pat· ton State Hospital In San Bernardino. Jim Fossum. 46. the former manager of the state's Treat· ment Services Division at State Department of Health head- quarters in Sacramento will serve under Levine as ad- ministrator. The personnel chanj:les at Fairview were announced there by Don Boling, director of the stale Department of Health's nevelopmentally Dis abled Hospital Services section. At a press conference held at the facility which houses more than 1,700 mentally retarded and physically handicapped children and adults, Boling said the changes throughout the state mental hospital system were the result of friction that developed under the system of equlty for the administrator and medical direc· tor ''There was a lot of cnlic1sm. and I think rightly so.'' Boling said. "Generally, one person or the other, hospital administrator or medical d1 rector. is the more eC- f ecti v e," Boling said. "Dr. Levine is going ahead and he had our full support even before this." A child psychiatrist with a private practice in the Harbor Area. Levine immediately an- nounced plans for ma1or ad· minis trat1ve changes after Toto's forced resignation Toto WH reportedly offered directorship of trouble-plagued Camarillo State Hospital, or nothing and chose to quit and enter private practice. Sources at Fairview have long privately voiced concern about the lack of delineation between just who -Clewell or Toto - was the boss, allhough Toto was the chief spokesman. Clewell himself was shifted nine months ago to help settle problems at Pallon Slate Hospital and smoothe over the transition involving retirement of ita two chief executives. Bohng said the restacking of tbe hospitals' top eehelon is not being considered either a true de· motion nor promotfon for the people lnvolved. Fossum said he hadn't had Ume to adjust to lbe new system. ''I'm )ust getting my feet wet," hU&ld. Meanwhile In Sacramento, Governor .»rown explained that the use of a 1ln1Je chief at each hospital wlll be tried for accoun- tability purposes. Garage Sale Set The So'-th Coaat JunJor Women'• Club wlll bold a 1araie tale Sunday from lla.m . t.o5p.m. at 9877 Dtboia Ave., Fountain Valley. Bl Work to Start Carter Could OvertuTn Decision WA SH IN GTON <AP l Defense Secretary Donald fl Rumsfeld ordt>red a start on pro- duction or the costly and con t.rovers1al B 1 born ber today, a de- c1s1on that could be overtumed by PrHident-elect Jimmy Carter alter he takes omce. Announcin& the long-expected declnon, Rum1feld said "We have concluded that proceeding with this contract approach ls In the national interest'' becauae of the momentum of Soviet strategic weapons buildup. and be<:au.sethe plane, which has been under de· velopment for six years, is ready to be built. · Rumsfeld said a decision was made "In consultation with Presl· dent Ford'' and alter an e.x hau.sti ve review of the program's progress. Air Force Secretary Thomas C Reed told a news conference. "It would be irresponsible not lo In· itlate Bl production al this time." Mlen Finally Joins Board Doris Allen was finally seated as a member of the HW\llngton Beach Union High School Das· trict board or trustees this week at a joint meeting with Fountain Valley School District officials Mrs. Allen, elected to the board Nov. 2, was prevented from vol ang in the last two meetings because the Orange County Board o( Supervisors ·had not cerllfied the election. Certification of the election was held up because of a vote re· count an the Capistrano Unified School District elect.Jon, officials ::.aid Arson Suspected C'llllLA VfSTA <A P > /\n arson investagal1on 1s under way an lhl' $350,000 ri re that destroyed Jacquette 's Restaurant, a quarter.century landmark. 4 Reed saut "there is every in· d1cat1on that the Soviet.'J are driv· mg for strategic superionty by the early 1980s" and that the Bl "is the 11trateglc initiative that can redress that imbalance." Carter 11 opposed to production of the cosUr t)omber at this time and aaid daring the campaign that he would keep the plane in tbe research stage. More than S2 blUlon already has bea\ spent on Bl research and development. Congresa ordered a month-~ month limitation on spending for the Bl unlU Feb. l so the new pre· sident could make a (tnal judg- ment on production cl what would be the moet expensive bomber in his~orv The A1r i''oree and Rockwell ln- temational Corp .. the plane's con- /From Pflfle A J OIL ... may have WJde application even though they were based on mld· Atlantic projects. While the first leues have been sold oft the mJd·AUantic coast. there has been no major petroleum drilling there yet. The sale of leases 1s still m the (utUJ'e for the New England and South Atlantic seaboards. Leasing has taken place and petroleum drilling is gethng un- der way in the Gulf of Alaaka. Petroleum production haa been going on for many years in the Gulf of Mexico and off Southern California. E'rora Page A l PARKING • • when beach use is less. In addition, the ordinance would prohibit at all times the parking of boats. trailers, motor homes and recr eation vehicles. he said. Leaman said the draft will be sent to state officials for their ap· proval before it is presented formally to county supeT'visors. JVC tractor. reporh'dly agreed to con unue the month·to·monlh f\nunc in£ arrangement untH June I lQ alve Carter more tlme to make ua his mind. According lo tho mO&t recent Pentaaon report, theCOlitdtbe BJ. has risen lo a total cl $22.9 billloo for •planned 2« planes, or about M .8 million each. Most ot th•C will be spent over about a decade .• The first i>roducUon contract would cover ooly the nrat thr-o pJ~e• with an opt.Ion for eltb~ more. Aussie Ire Sparked by Topless Girl CANBERRA. Australia CAP> -A party thrown by Conservative lawmakers and featuring a woman who popped. t.opleas Crom a cake has "sullied the dignity" of Parliament, op- position Laborites declared to- d1ay . They demanded action against those responsible. At issue was a party held in the stately members' dining room of Parliament House honoring members of t he governinr· Conservative party politician,: who have served 10 years in· Parliament. A woman secreted in a bole representing a birthday cake)01St the top of her bikini as she popped out. She was to have held up a sign saying. "Happy 10th Anniversary." but s aid I ater she dropped it because of her acute embarrassment Water Ballet Set The Fountain Valley High School girls' swim team will pre· sent a water ballet at 7:~ toni~ht in the campus pf>ol. Admission Is 50 cents for students and Sl.50 for adults. You won"t findabetter stereo system at this price. Everything you need lcr great sounding hi·f1 is 1n this com pie le -;tereo pack~qo And you know 11 s an 011 t~tJnd1ng value bccd 1se it's from JVC - the Professionals. • JVC JRS.100 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER •TURNTABLE (with Base & Duet Cover) • VC VL-5 BEL T-ORIVE TURNTABLE • 8 .1.C. VENTURI FORMULA I 2-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa .. _......,., .. .....,._ z o~ "'"' .. c.rt. k . Phone 642-8882 Model VL-5 Bell-Drive Turntable (with baSff & dust cover! COMPLETE SYSTEM s ')()() 11 ourcho~ed sl!parately Store Hours Daily 9-6 Saf. 9-5:30 '-llltMilf H.tlwAr..-$111ce ltH -== ... =-... ft ....... ~ ..... , I Irvine Todu,·-s C.:losha.,: N., .• Stoeks VOL. 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1976 TEN CENTS Tab for Jet Noise C1µ9b Gets Study WASHINGTON CAPJ Transportatio n Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. will de· cide thls month whether the ad· ministration's plan to reduce jet airplane noise will require federal finandng. Representatives or the na tioo's airlines urged Coleman during a hearing Wednesday to fllow them lo impose a 2 percent surcharge on airplane passenger tickets to help pay ror noise abatement technology The airline propo6al was op· posed by the Council on Wage and Price Stability, the Ford ad· ministration 's inrlation· monitoring agency. The car- riers· proposal would not raise ticket prices becaus e the rurlines also suggested that the current 8 percent federal tax on airplane tickets be reduced by 2 percent. Coleman said he would make a recommendation on financing to President Ford by the end of the month lie said his recom- mend at 1on would include a statement on the benefits of r eplacing older jets versus fit. ting those planes with sound- absorbing materials to make them quieter. The Administration noise pro- posal, announced last month, re- quires thal all jets flown by domestic airlines meet federal noise standards set In 1968. The airlines have eight years to com· ply but must have more than half their airplanes in com· pliance at the end of four years. The 1969 nolse atandard •P· plied only to jets built after that time. Jeta already in service were not required to meet noise atandarda. 1bose ol8er jets account for more than three-fourths of the domestic airline fleet. The cost of replacitlg them with newer planes t bal meet noise stan- dards ot of fitting their engines wilh sound absorbini Is estlmat· ed to be $6 btlllon to $8 billion. The Air Transport Assocla· tion. trade association or the airlines, told Coleman lhi.I price tag was too high for the airlines to bear alone and sue.tested the special s urcharge fund, ad· ministered by a non-government group. be set up to provide financial asslstanc~. $1.25 Million Fire Sweeps Stores Irvine's Best? Mobil Offers All-cash Bid By TOM BARLEY Ol tM O•il' ~INC ~WH Lawyers for Mobil 011 Com· pany appeared m Orange County Superior Court today lo put on the record what they believe 1s the best offer to date for control of the Irvine Company. Trustees of the James Irvine Foundation have been asked by Mobil to consider Fnday an all· FBI Chief Won't Quit WASHINGTON (API FBI Director Clarence M. • Kelley said today he docs • not intend to resign despite indications that President- ..._ elect Jimmy Carter wants ton1'mo\!hisown FBtctuer "l have said qiany times t am not going t9 resign," Kelley told a reporter. Asked whether he would resign if Carter aska him to do so. Kelley replied .. V,'hen that comes up, I'll address 1t then " 2-acre Parks Proposed for Woodbridge I r vinc Comm unity Serv1cl's CommLss1oners said Wednesday each park 111 the new Woodbndgc aevelopment should cover at least two acres Tne Irvine Company has pro pociea seven community park!.. plu!i a four acre lenrui. center However most of the sit~ arc less than two acres. 1ncludtnf( one parcel that 1s only about haH an acre Comm1ss1oners unanimously ~ommended lo the cit y's plan rung comm1ss1on that oruy two- acre parks be accepted. except for the two park sites that are ad Jacenl to schools Those sites might be a ltttle less than two acres. the) said. Although they favored mcreas· mg individual park acreage. commissioners agreed to recom· mend the overall park reduction requested by the lrvme Com· pany. cash offer of $277. 7 million or a $284 million altemauve which would be a mix of cash and short term notes. lt would appear from the bid- ding rules endorsed by Judge James F. Judge earlier t.his week that any further bidding will now be limited to Mobil and the CadHlac Fairview Corporation of Toronto. Canada. Lawyers for the consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman failed to submit a new bid by S p.m Wed· nesday and would appear to be out of the picture. Foundation attorney Howard Privett has repeatedly stressed that his board of trustees will re· main open to bids "until only one bidder is left.·· Cadillac Fairview's latest re- ported bid of $284 million appears to be almost identical to that sub- mitted by Mobil. with a mix of $164 million in cash and the balance of $120 millton in notes. But rinancial consultants who testified in the hearing before Judge Judge pointed out Wednes· day night that,..the Mobil offer is superior in th~ non-cash sense because the $120 million 1n notes would be ~rsonally secured by Mobil They said those notes can be qu1ckly marketed at their face value whereas the Canadian notes 3re not as readily negotia- ble and are sub1ect to discount. Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith was not available for com- ment today on the changed bid· ding p1<'ture and what appears lo be Uae eltmtnatlon of her favonte <'ontender. the Allen Taubman group The bidding began when she look le~al action to halt the pro posed sale of the Irvine Company to Mobil for $200 milhon Mrs Smith was granteo a restrarning o rder when s he argued that the S200 nit.Ilion sell· ing price was too low and unfair lo minority stockholders. Mrs. Smith owns 21.4 percent of the Irvine shares. The founda t1on owns a S4.5 percent control!· ine mterest in the Irvine Com· pany. Foundation trustees are scheduled to meet Friday in San Francisco to discuss the new Mobil offer and any further ap· proach that might be made by bidders. IMjoy f'li.t _, • .,, ltkNrd IC-ler AREMEN BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SAOOLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MORNING . D~mage &tlrnated at $1.25 Mllllon H Three BualnHM• DHtroyed by Aamea Bl Bomber Production Will Begin WA S HI NGTON CAP ) Defense Secretary Donald II. Rumsre1d ordered a start on pro- duction of the costly and con- troversial Bl bomber today, a de- cision that could be overturned by President-elect Jimmy Carter after he takes office. Announcing the long-expected decision. Rumsfeld suid "We have concluded that proceeding with this contract approach is in the nattoll01 1n~rcst" because of the momerltum of Soviet strategic weapons buildup. and because the plane. which has been under de- velopment for six years, 1s ready to be built Rumsfeld said a dec1s1on was made "in consultation with Presi- dent Ford" and after an ex- haustive review of the program's progress. Air Force Secretary Thomas C. Reed told a news conference. "ft would be Irresponsible not to in- itiate Bl production al this lime." Reed said "there is every in· dicalion that the Soviets are driv- ing for strategic super1ority by the early 1980s" and that the Bl "is the strate~ic inJllalive that <See BOMBER, Pa1te i\2) Conservatives Hail Mexican President MEXI CO CITY (AP> Leaders of the conservative Mex- ican busiq_ess community have welcomed the inauguration message of President Jose Lopez Porti!Jo. He began his six-year term Wednesday by calling for hard work. promising to reduce gov· ernmenl spending and urging business to help overcome the country's economic crisis. Lopez Portillo said in his in· augural address that Mexico is faced with a period of austerity to contend with inn at ion, recession, unemployment, rising prices and financial instability, including the recent devaluation or the peso. "We must recognize that crisis is not a fatal catastrophe if we employ our will," he said. "The gravest fact is that In the moment of deterioration, some Mexicans lost their confidence in the coun- try, which is the same as losing confidence in themselves." "This is the message that Mex- ico needed," said Jose Represas, dlrector of the N es tie company. "Businessmen lost confidence in the previous administration because of its excessive and sometimes foolish public spend· ing," said industrialist Miguel Aleman. "Now we baveto pay for these excesses. but Lopez Portillo's message indi<'ates that he aJso comprehends the situation and seems disposed to correct it.'· Lopez Portillo received the red, white and green presidential sash in the National Auditorium from outgoing President Luis Echever- ria, whose agrarian reforms and government spending alienated much of the business community. One of Echeverria's last acts was to award titles to 1.1 million acres to 32,000 peasants and to or- der a new expropriation of 8.668 acres to be divided into 60,200 plots for peasants• homes. Both Lopez Portillo and Echeverria are members of the Institutional Revolutionary Par- ty <PRl) which has ruled Mexico without serious challenge for more then 30 years. Lopez <See MEXICO, Page AZ> * * * AP Clari/ ies They agreed to reduce the rP· quirement from 4.5 acres or park land per 1,000 population to 3.9 acres. due to a 15-acre "credit" from the North Lake built in the nrot quadrant. • Commissioners also agTeed to recommend that part ot the re· qulremenl be lowered to 2.S acres per 1,000 al sit.es where moderate Income housing will be offered. Irvine Faces Decision Report on Mexican Land MEXICO CITY <AP) -Jose Lopez Portlllo was sworn in as president of Mexico as bis pre· decesaor. In one of his last acts. 'awarded to Mexican peasants . ,..... OHL'/ 22 SHOPPING °"'vs LEFT.' 1 ·Mecca for Skatel>oartb or Tennis Balh? The Irvlne City Council will be asked next month lo choose whether It wants a facility for skateboarders or for tennis playera in the city's H~tqe Parle now undeT coostnu:tion. The city's Commwrity Services Commission unanimous ly re· commended Wednesday that the council consider leasing a small parcel within Herit.tfge Park to a company that wants to install ·a·· skateboard facility. That site was earlier pinpoint· ed for a commercial tennis center, but a proposal for such a faelllty has not yet been firmed up. The council wlll be ailed to de· cido which l~ of recreation it wanta lo offer ln Re.ritqo Pa.rk. located on Walnut Avenue next to Peters Townhomes. lrvine High School. There is not They complained that there is room for both sports. vandalism . noiJe, large numbers Commtssioners said Wednes· gathered next to their ~kyards day they are leanJng towards the and that the landscaping next to skateboard park. s~ UJer-e are their bOmes hasn't bad a chance already tennis courts in lrvine to take bold because of the but there are no skateboard runs skateboard acUvity. within the city at preseat. Commisliooer1 acreed that the One skateboard run i• now skateboard run should be put located In Uaiverally Park, but elaewhere, bul said they are re- that is causing numerous pro-luctant to mote it btfan another blema even befor~ It ls offictally facility ii buillsomewbereelie. open. Commia1ionen voted un· Assl1tant City Mlftllet' Paul ani~ly Wednesday to recom· Brady said today be plans to mend t bat it be relocated meet wlU\ the 1kateboarden, re- elsewhere In Irvine. sidenta and proj ect developer Th a l rec o m m • n d a tt on Jim Pete~ to ditc\IM a com· followed a prote1t by ftve red· promlae until tho 11\uation can be denUI wbo live adjacent to the resolved. akatebond run , lo lllo aew <lte8POllT, Pace.Al> . ... ,. "' ........ ~......... .... , . • ( UUes to 1.1 million acres that bad previously been expropriated. Outgoing President Luis ECbeven-la also orderecl Wednes- day a \new expropriation of 8,668 acres w be 1plll into «l,200 small plota for pe .. ants' homes, the Airartan Refol'm Ministry Wd. The Associated Pr ess tr· roneouslJ reported that the 1.1 million acrea was land newly' ex· proprtated. The error was caused by a ml.stranslallon of a govern- ment announcement. Tbe report appear.tt ln lom e editiooa of Wed· Meday'1 Daily Pilot,. Tho 1.1 mllll on acres bad ban expropriated at various dmes 1inff Mexico's 1910 refO)utlon but Wu pru1ou11y warked Oy peagnll who dJd not actually bavetiUetolL 93 Battle Blaze • Ill El Toro By'WJLLIAM SCHJlEIBEK on11e oau, f'li.t~ff A raging early morning fire destroyed a portion of lhe Sad· dleback Valley Plaza shopping center in El Toro today, doing at least Sl.25 million damage before a small army of firemen could put it ouL <Related pholo5 Page A3.) The s pectacular blaze ap- parently broke out in Bambi'sdis- cotheque, formerly the Way Sta· lion Restaurant, and was report- ed by a passing motorist just before 4 a.m .. an Orange County Fire Department spokes man said. By the time the first fire units arrived. tongues or flame were shooting 30 feet into the air over the roof of the large buildlng. which also housed offices and a number of small shops. The glow of the fire was vlsl ble for miles. The two-year old center is located on El Toro Road at Rockfield Road, two blocks in- ! and from the San Diego Freeway. The fire spread from the night club into the shopping center leas· ing office. which is also used by Alexander Haagen, developer of the store complex. From there, the names moved into a gourmet shop. AJI three establishments were gutted. A total of 93 county firemen us- ing snorkel hoses and 13 engmes worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to two other adjoining stores -a re- ligious bookstore and a pet shop. Fire Capt. Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passersby with saving the Ii ves or a large number of dogs, cats, birds and other animals who would have died in the pet store from the dense smoke. "We don't know who the people were but somebody broke in and started getting the animals out even before .we got here lo give them a hand," Turbeville said. "When the pet shop owner ar- rived. he was very happy they had done it." Left behind in the shop were Hsh and a snake, which one fireman said he "didn't even want to touch.'' It is not known if those creatures survived. All the animals removed from the store were taken for safekeep- ing to the county animal shelter. At the religious book shop. <See FIRE, Page AZ) C oas f 7 Weather Mostly sunny through Friday with highs along the coast in the mid 70s, lows of about 50. Inland highs to 80. I NSIDE TODA l' A MW blogroph11 of l'Wld Mor1hol Erwin Romm•l clo1ma Nazi Gumany'1 "Ocurt F'oz'' brutaUud hU troop1 ond blom•d 111b· ordhJatH for ht. tactical blun- Mrl. A mono thtm 111.ao.tttmpt lo kill Hltt.r. Sro'll P.• A7 Index .. CJ cs u ..... , - All CH Cf 01-J CH C4 Ct ... ...... - r Az DAIL v PILOT Thutldoy, Dec•mbpr 2. 1978 Dr. Levine Nained . Fairview ·Director I. Dr. Michael Levine. ~. the re-l cently appointed medical direc- 1.0r of Fairview State Hoc.pita! in Costa Mesa was named the hospital chief administrator Wedne1day. The appointment of Levine as H ospital Director was IUUlounced in Costa Mesa at the same time Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was de- 1 tailing plans for a major revision in the manaeement of the state hospital system. I Under provisions of a bill ap- proved by the Legislature earlier this year, Brown has ordered an end to the dual directorsh.ips \VI· I der which the 11 state mental hospitals have been governed. I The governor swd the move will gel rid of a "two headed monster" at some or the troubled Cac1hties Prior lo Wcdne~.Jay's move, the hosp1ta1s were run by two ad- ministrators of equal rank -a medical director and an ad- ministrator Al Fa1rv1cw. Levine was named medical director three months ago, replacing Dr An thony Toto who had !.icrved in that post for 12 years Al the Costa Mesa facility, the administrator fur much or Toto'!> term was Kt:nnclh Clewell Clewell, as part or Brown's re vision or the system, was ap- po1med Hospital Director at Pat- torr' St ate II os p1 l al 1 n San Bernardino HE'S IN CHARGE Fairview Chief Levine Jim Fossum. 46, the former manager or lbe state's Treat- ment Services Divtsion at Stale Department of Health head· quarters in Sacram ento will serve under Levine as ad· mlnistrator. The personnel changes al Fairview were announced there by Don Boling, director of the Objections Raised County to Shrink Signs on Freeway Add1t1onal sign restriction!> a long the route or the ne w Corona del Mar frl'<•wa y were imposed Wcdn<'sday b; Orange County suprrv1sors, but not without invoking oppo!.i1l1on from somc bui.messmcn. The new zoning generally would require smallt'r signs along a n area between the Newport Freeway and Jam- boree Road and Crom Bristol Street one-half mile south. Supervisor Tom Riley said the restriction is being imposed along the future scenic highway to make that area conform to similar restrictions along other scenic highways. Murray Storm, an assistant director of the county Environ· mental Management Agency Santa Ana"'j}----. <EMA >. said he has been told similar restrictions along the Dies in Crash . On Freeway A 25 'e.ir ol•I Sant.1 Anu m.in wa., k1li°cd Wcdnesdc!v mi:ht alt h1• -.truC"k th•· n·.ir of ,1 Cc!T'ttQpJX'ff tn ht'll\ y ru~h hour fr~" a\ tr\IH1t l\1hforn1J 1 ligh" J~ f'utrol ml'n -.,ll(j tOdJ~ S.ih .utor Ho1a' 2~l. o( lJll! ~ l-lo14rr St "1ffon'1l l.1tal lllJllTll'' inthH> J!ip m n;i-.hnntht·north tx:>une" .1v north of !,,a !'alma ,\venul' in 1\nah1•1m. officers -.aid lnvestii;:.1tnrs <;;.ud Ro1a::. !>trurk the rear or a r.ir drivE>n by Jame'> Rrannan, IH. of 1~19 lfumpstcad St . An :.lh<'1m llrannun then strurk I h1• rt>ar ot a thml rar dr\v('n by Frecicrlrk Wrbs. 19. Hed"OC)(I Cit), lht• pJtrol-.a1d A passenger m nrannan s l"ar, Mlnndy flail, ill. of 926 Asintc M . Anuheim. wa• taken lo West Anaheim Mc.>mori:1l llMpltJ.I for trt•fttmf'nl or m1no1 1n)uncs, or fict'r5'1Dlf1 Sale StartM Flap RO ME CAP1 The sale to J,1byn of nrnrly 10 percent or the 5tock 1n the g1Jnt f''1at nu1omoh1h.• ('11nr1•rn hdS hrought kftlst derrf:lntl~ ror a parh11mcn tary dt'b:ltc• on thi· deal and MN· again put Gianni J\l(llelli (fo'1al'' prcs1clent1 tn lht' renter or con tron·r~y Fiat :.tock 1umpct.I 20 percent OlllANOE COAST DAILY PILOT l~r ,-Y ~Qlf C'M't (la 11, f>Hflf -~ _... t\ ·~, . ..., ,,.,...., 1"6 ,,_. .. ""' Pt•\\ ' OVl'IHV.0 -.V l'PVI t)f /#' ... (tM•1 ~rMI l'U~(nfftf••f'\'1 t-... , ... ..,.~I ,,..,, ,,,. D~l1\t\ll!'" i\lont11lf•• IP\* 1'l~ 'tl."'4'f ffW ( "''"' Miit\• ~..,PO,. ••Atf\ H•tl\.~flil'ti·l'f'\ &-fl<" t·• ~ 1•11\ V•H•• ''• "• \•Ctlll•f1• lit, Vo111t·•• a,,, l •Qltlfto9t)•_,J\ ""'tf\(~•\I A \•111Vt.•""'1 "•lt .. 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A representative ror bUSI· nessrs in the area said merchants fear their business will decrea!.ie 1f they must use ... mailer signs Supervisor Ralph Clark s::ud the county's three-year deadline for r em oving nonconforming ~1~ns may be too short lie said the board will soon consider ll•ngthenmg that penod. Supervisor Phil Anthony voled agamst imposing the restnction because or that pending amend- ment In addition, he said, the freeway probably won't be com- pleted for several years anyway VAW, AFL-CIO Reaff iliation , 'Spec.dated' DETROIT <A Pl -United Autr. Workers President Leonard Wood cock will t'onfer in Washmgton on Fnday with AFL CIO President George Meany, re· newing speculation the two giant labor groups will reaffiJ1ate, the Oetroil News reports. The News said Woodcock dls- cl06ed plans for the meeting Wed· nesday. addmg thal he wtll be ac· comparued by UAW Secretary- Trusurer Emil Mazey. There was no immediate comment from thcumon. 'rhe two UAW official• re· portedly will meet with Meany and his possible s uccessor, Secretary-Treasur e r Lane Ki rkl and. Woodcock, 65, who will retire next May as head of the 1.4- million member UAW, has gone on record in favor of reaffiliaUon with the 14.2-m illion meivber AFL-CIO, a position believeCl to have the backing or a majority of the UA W's 28-member executive board. Mazey heads a bloc oppos·· ing the move. The UAW bolled from I.be labor federation ln 1968 because of a long-festering feud between Meany and the late UAW Presi- d e nt Walter Reuther over domestic and foreign pollc:y Is· SUH . The execuUve board debated a possible reaffiliatloo early thls year but deferred a declllon until alter lbe completioa ol auto ln· d\&ltry c:ontncl talb thLI (all. That leaves open the poM\bf Uty of a move to r eafflllate .t the un· ion's con1titutlooaJ convention next May in Lot Antele.. Several top UAW leaden. lnchadlnl Vice Pr•ldenl Ken Bannon. havo said they expect lbe untoa to reJoln the AFlrCIO next year. stale Department or Health's Devel opmentally Disabled Hospital Services section. At a press conferen~ held at the facility which houses more than 1,700 mentally retarded and physically ha.ndlupped children and adults, Boling said the changes throughout the state mental h~ital system were the result of friction that developed under the system of equity for the admlplstrator and medical direc- tor. "Ther~ wns a lot of criticism and I think rlihtly so." Boling saJd. "Generally, one person or the other, hoepltaJ adminlstral.Or or medical director, is the more ef- fective." Boling s aid. "Dr . Levine 1s going ahead and he had our full support even before Uus." A chtld p1ych1atrist with a private practice in the Harbor Area, Levine !~mediately an- nounced plans for major ad- ministr ative c hanges after Toto's forced resignation. Toto was reportedly offered directorship of trouble-plagued Camarillo State Hospital, or nothlna and chose to quit and enter private practice. Sources at Fairview have long privately voiced concern about the lack: of delineation between ju.st who -Clewett or Toto - wu the boss, although Toto was the chief spokesman. E',.... Pflfle AJ BOMBER ... can redress thatlmbaJance." Carter ls opposed to production of the costly bomber at this time and said during the campaign that he would keep the plane in the researcb stage. More than $2 billion already has been spent on Bl research and development. Congress ordered a month-to- montb limitation on spending for the Bl until Feb. 1 so the new pre· sident could make a final judg- ment on production of what would be the most expensive bomber iii history. The Air Force and Rockwell In-• t.emational Corp., the plane's con· tractor, reportedly agreed to con: tinlfe the month-t o-month financ- ing arrangement until June 1 to give Carter more time to make up his mind. According to the most recent Pentagon report. the cost of the Bl has risen to a total of S22.9 billion for a planned 244 planes, or about ~.8 million each. Most or that will be spent over about a decade. The first production contract would cover only the first three planes with an option for eight more. Fro• Page A I SPORT ... He stressed that the problems are resulting m ostly from the out·Of·town older teenagers, who use the course al night and bring lanterns to light up the area. Despite the fact that the skateboard run is being used alm06l constantly, it still is not officially open and will not be un- til University Community Park la opened Dec. 16. However , the chain link fenc- ing that was bolted to the course to keep skateboarders away until the park was completed has been I.Orn loose several times, Brady said. The council will be aiked lo de- cide at the Dec. 14 m~Une what lo do about t he troublesome skateboard course. Fro..PageAJ FIRE ... firemen worked feverishly lo cov- er books, bibl es and other literature with tarpaulins to p re- vent damage from smoke and water leaking through the roof. Fire Inspectors were expected to begin the laborloua task of sift· ing the ruins for clues, as lo the fire 's cause at mid·moming to- day. They were prevented from dolne their Job earlier because of the unsafe condition of the slruc· lure, Turbeville said. It is posaible the damage estimate will be higher than the Sl.25 million figure because numerous a ntiques and rare old wacons used to decorate the building were also destroyed by the names . ,.,....ra,,e_AJ ME~ICO .•• PortiUo WH hts predeces_eor's ftnance mlnJaler unW he tesflned to run fort.be pretldencv. But ln what appeared to be a rtsPoOae to conserv1Uve charces that Eciheverria tried to "com- munbe" Melllcot Ole new presi· dent devoted most of bia hour-long 1peeeh to the need for restorina the confidence of prlute ln- ve1ton. 0.y Saves Girl Firelwrue Tour PaitlO/I HUGHSON (AP> -J\ 10 ~car-old boy who re- membered a fireman s instructions how tc dislodge food stuck In a throat 1s bcrng credated with saving a classmate's 11fo. Kathy Ma<·hado, 9, choked on a chunk of but· lcrscotch candy while JUmping rope during school lunch hour in this Central California community. The girl couldn't brC'athe, teacher Ron Phillips r(• ported, but Maurice Orett. 10, suddenly reached around Kathy from behind and gave a sharp upward jerk to her sohu· plexus T he blow forced air upward from her lungs into her throat and dislodged the candy. Maurice learned the technique, called the Hemlich m ethod, during a class field trip to the Hughson firchou::,e in the school year . "He definitely saved her life," said Luis Duron, the fire department cngmcer who taught the method. Rezoning to Allow 3,955 New llouses By KATHY CIANCY Of Ille 0 .. 1, P'llM SUH A zone change paVJng the way for 3,955 new homes near the federal government's Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel was approved Wednesday by Orange County Supervisors. But before rezoning the 947.8· acre parcel from agricultural to r esidential, the board stipulated that at least 20 acres or the de· velopment must provide moderately priced homes costing roughly $45,000 each. That zone change, covering land east and south ol lhe La Paz Road government buildlJlg, was among four zone changes cover ing nearly 1,000 acres or southeast county land approved by the board. Supervisors, however, put orr unW Jan. 5 a decision on another 200-acre proposed housin~ de velopmeot m northwest Dana Point. The Laguna Niguel projttt as bisected along its 110Uthwest cor ner by what a consultant has said are high noise levels caused by El Toro Marine Corps jets. The board next week will con· sider whether new homes can be bulll within that jet noise band Wednesday supervisors adde<I a stipulation to their zone change rcqumng the developer lo cut out any homes affected by ne).l week's decision Super visor Tom Riley said that l'ould eliminate 77 homes from the project and require noise warnings to be given future homeowners in other areas. Riley said that while the densi· ty in the new Kite Hill and Coun· try Village planned.,communily b higher than outlined In county plans, the density should allow forsomelowt>rpricedhom~. The project includes 495 acres in the Country Village section cast or the government bu1lding Wlth 2.986 homes. Another 4SJ·acre parcel in Kite Hill will contain 969 homes. County officials said each area will contain 51 acres of communi- ty facilities. incl:Jding four acres of commercial centers. Rec Site Weighed In Irvine Ice skating, nuniature $tOll and bowllna: were cona1dered the best bets Wednesday wht>n thl' lrv1ne Community Services Com- mission discussed what tamusti· ments should be provided at a parcel next to the Park West · . A~artments. Ir vine Co mJluny Mttnager Gordon Gctchel ~wke at the. m cetlnc and i.ske d com - missioners what they would llko1 to see built at the 16-acre slte, 1 bounded by the apartments. Sa.I\ Diego Creek. Mic helson Drive and the San Diego Fteeway. Com missioners listed a number of sports and amuse- ments that sounded attractive. but an Ice skat ing rink, a mtniaturt' golf course and a bowl- mg alley topped the list. accord- mg lo Paul Brady. assLStant city manaier. However, com misaione.rs told Getchel they were concerned about traffic during peak traffil· periods and also said they f Pared the amusement area would dis - turb nearby apartment rest· denL5. Getchel s uid he will meet wtth Park West l'csidents on Dec. 13 to Hnd out exactly what their con· cem sare. Sever a l s uggested amuse• ments drew negative responses from commissioners, who said . they thought the activities might lead to "legal loitering." Tht'y said they thought thal havin~ a roller :.kating nnk or rast track (which uses Grand Prix·style cars) might not be "palatable" to Irvine parents. Cetchel said that once a prc>- jecl 1s finalized he hopes to ob- tain ctty approval by spring of next year and to have al least part or the recreation area open by either late 1977 or early 1978. You won"t findabetter stereo system at this price. Everything you nred Irr qreat •,ound1ng h1·l1 1s 1n th•s complelc stereo pncklll"I<' And you know 11:, .m a.,t!>l.1nd n ·1 value bCGcl J ,,. 11 o; from JVC - lhe ProlPss1onols, • JVC JRS-100 AM·FM STEREO RECEIVER •TURNTABLE (with Base & Duet Cover) • VC VL-5 BELT·ORIVE TURNTABLE • B.l.C. VENTURI FORMULA I 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa . .. _ ............ ,._ 2 O-. Wett ef Cerit Jr. Phone 642-8882 Model VL-5 Bflll·Drlve • Turnh1ble (with baao & dust cover) COMPLETE SYSTEM $500 11 t>urchased i:.oparalelv Store Hours Dally 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 I«•"" ttit Hettlw ArM Siilc1 I tH _ .. _ .. ___ ' Tbureday's -~=: Clo1i9g Prices . . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . . . NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Qloel-1leftll,,.1-1r-. ... 11w••V•r1l,M~•' -~111,,1>11w.10>1 .... o.1t*1.,..0ft<l-lltt•O •AC'*'Off-•-1Nh IM ICttlM•I A• ... l•llO'll>' ~vrit .. t0.•let ...... lft>tl ... t Thu1"111t. Oec~mbe11!. 1976 1/N OAILYPILOT Wo•enMove~ Century's Biggest NewJ By SYLVIA PORTER "The single most outstand.ulg phenomenon of our «n· tury i.a lhe nood of women into Job9," uya Ell Glniberc. chairman of the National Commlssion for Manpower POlky. •·us long-term lmpllciataona are u~olutely unc"harta· ble," be told Caroline Bird, author of the recent be.st·•elllnr "£nterprul.n1 Women." in an analysis for the December ls· 1ue of "Worlung Woman.'' The movement "wtll alfttt women , men and c h i ld re n and the curnulatlve conse· quaicea will only be re- vealed 1n the 21st and 22nd centuries.'' As a woman who~n· tered the labor force Money's Worth rears ago. before we became commonplace among Jobholders, I alway:s have appreciated the significance of our employment out.side the home. I have written oftett about tho vital part women play in rai:sing the living stan- dards ot families and the nation a.CJ a whole. A.ND, WHILE I llEJECF AS sexist the argument that women are to blame for today's high unemployment rate. l. also recognize that our plunge into the work force demands some overhaul of our employment-unemployment st.atia ti cs. , But "the most outstanding phenomenon of Ule ceih tury"? Along with Caroline Bird, I ask, "Why such stron1 langauge?" "I start with a piece of arithmetic." says Ginzberg: ''Women are more than half the world. Since we live in a world in which males and females live together, you cannot. significantly alter one half the equation without altermg \he total equation. "WE ABE NOT REPRODUCING OURSELVES ln many urban centers, and I think lbat is linked to women working." From this fact, Gimberg foresees implications. -This alone could bring back the cities. •'Once you de· cide not to have a large number of youngsters, the suburban life is not bearable for most people, because there's nothing to do but wait all week for your husband to come home. Bringing up four ki<h is a full·time Job, but one child doesn't give you enough to do." · In addition to making metropolitan or city living fil' more acceptable, the "large labor market" of a city is es· sential to create real opportunities for large numbers 'bf career women. -THE PHENOMENON WILL SPU"ll the trend towaril short.er working hours. ''If both are working they won't have loo much family life unless they can get some time together. 1 look for more three-day weekends, for moro periodic, optional days orr and maybe double vacallons. winter and summer." -Much greater participation of women in politic~ Ginzberg says, "Careers and politics are linked." Womett will "vote as individuals, not u women, but it will mean ' general loosening up. Hall the population has not really been free because of the sex factor.•' He also makes the point that "only about 40 percent ol the jobs in the United St.ates pay enough to permit a man to support a family on his income alone." This, carried to ita clearly logical conclusion, is an answer to the argument that the nalioft's employment problem would be solved if women who really don't have to work would go back to the kitchens whence they came. Ginzbei'g reports that for year, he has been fighting the Labor Department for UJ'(· de.restimating the fact.ors that push us l..nto the labor force; small families, more education, the desire or need for higher levels of income, a sense of fulfillment. Tbe issue is not whether a woman works or not, but whether she is satisfied with her choice. In fact, the recogn>. lion that a woman is an individual entitled to as many degrees of freedom as anyone else lifts our century above all others. · Market Posts Loss In Late Trll.ding NEW YORK CAP) -Stock prices were moderately lower today, and the market was unable to gather much momentum. The Dow Jones averageoC30 industrial stocks was dowrt 2. 74 points for 946.64. The volume of trading was hlgherthan on Wednesday. The market appeared capable of withstanding the 1m· pact or any potentially negative news developments, but it also seemed unenthusiastic about a strong advance. Analysts say that many investors are waiting for more clues to Pr~sident-elect Jimmy Carter 's economic thinking, particularly his view on a tax cut. . .~lock• In The Spotlight M'hat .'itoch• Did NEW VORI( IAPI Advtnr~• O.cll~H\ Un<hA~ TO"I 1\\V'"\ Nttw 1•1~ h•Qh\ N..., ltlt IOw\ """"· ,!.oo.v ~ ~If} 1111 .,. fl\ .. 11 1'01 1°' .. .. ,, WflAT AME X DID N(W Y011K IAPI Pr~v Toon d•r ln n> ,.. ~ J\O l ie , I ~•I ) 7\ 1 10 • Lag11na/South Coast ,\ f t~·r1100 11 .. . Sto cks I VOL. 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1976 Board Okays 3,955 Niguel HoDie Sites I By KATHY CLANCY Of .... 0 •11¥ ...... """ A tone change paving the wuy for 3,955 new homes near the federal government ·s Ziggurat u1 Laguna Ntf(uel was approved Wednesday by Oran&;e County Supervisors But before rezorung the 947 S· acre parcel from agncuJtural to r~1dentaal. the boar<j stipulated that at least 20 acres of the de· vel opm en t must p rovide moderately priced homes costing roughly $45.000 each Thal 2one change, covering land cast and south o( the La Pa2 Hoad government building, was among four zone changes cover· 1ng nearly 1,000 a cres of southeast county land approved by the board. Supervisors, however, put orr until Jan. 5 a decision on another 200-acre proposed housmi;t de· velopment In northwest Dana Point. The Laguna Niguel project as bisected along its southwest cor- ner by what a consuJlant has said arc high noise levels caused by El Toro Manne Corps jets. The board next week will con- sider whether new homes can be ~It within that jet noise band. Wednesday supervisors added a stipulation to their tone change reqwring the developer to cut out any homes affected by ne"'t wt>ek 's decision. Supervisor Tom Riley said that could eliminate 77 homes from the project and reqwre noi.se warnings to be given future homeowners In other areas. Riley said that while lhe densi- ty in the new Kite }fill and Cou.n· try Village planned community is higher than outline<\ in county plans, the density should allow for some lower priced homes. The project includes .4~ acres in the Country Village section east or the government building with 2,986 homes. Another 453-acre parcel in Kite Hill will contain 969 homes. County omcials said e•cb area will contain 51 acres ol communi· ty facilities, including fov acres or commercial centers. And 42 percent of the total de· velopment will be left as open space. Supervisors opptoved lhe zone change on a 3·0 vote. Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich was vacationing and newly-elected membed Phil Anthony abstained. Anthony said he would not vote because ot a possible conflict or interest. The land affected ls now owned b y a s ubsidiar y or Rockwell International which originally built the Ziggurat and Anthony Ls on a leave of a~ence (See REZONING. Pa,e AU $1.25 Mi11ion Fire ·Sweeps Stores· 3-1 in S an Juan House Limit Passes Test ' For nearly hve hours Wednes· day and early today, San Juan Capistrano c at y councilm en grappled with a proposed or· \dinance designed to limit new •home development tn the city lo l l4rt Colony !P ays Share I . -Ii .. ,..._ Of P roject , • By JACK CHAPPELL,,; ~ .; Of .... 0 .11, "41 .. ,..,.ti " Th~itY, of Laguna Bea put up everYUUng but the family heirloomS'Wt<!!H~sdlly to tneet an ~mmtdiate de~ for $1895,000 the Caty's share or ~Aliso Water Mana~emenl tAWMA> re~ional "1aste disposal prOJe<'t \ The Caty Council was told by .Fmance Director Richard Rees..- the Art Colony has the money in \he bank to meet the demand, but that 1t will run the city's bank ;1ccount down to at::. last m>.ooo The city will be reimbursed for the expenditure when municipal hands art> sold and the funds roll m. somt't1mt' tn Apnl or May nut until then. the c•lY Wlll he a tad lo'>' on cash. Reese warnt>d Thl' mont'y been~ paid to J\W~A. a t•on"it>rtaum or seven v.astt.> lrt•atmf'nl a1<?enr11·s. m dudt•'I S4~o .ooo rlt'po~1t on t•on i-trurtrnn of a SS J m1lhon :.ewagc outf,111 off Alt ... o Ot'arh, and $259 ooo rnr ch·:.1~n and en~meer mi: '>'Ork on a new Ah.,o Cr<'ek tr<'atment plant and a "hot 11ewage lane from Laituna Beath tolht' plant The hugl' bill dismayed counC'1I rnt'mbt-r11. parl1<'ularlv Mo)nr l'h' 111'1 Sweeney and <.:oun t•1ll4 um an Sall) Oellerut' \ 0\1 mean 1f "'e had a chanrc to bu) somt>thang lc>pen space l~f' PROJECT, Paitt A.ZI * * • Sewer R a t es T o I ncrea se In Laguna Monthly rt'sldentaal sewage rates will Increase from $2.M to $7 . .50 lo finance Laguna Reach·s participation in the S35 million Alho Water Management Agen <:y IAWMA I system , City council members learned Wed nesday. The 267 percent increase wall become effective next year The sewer fees wall appear on proper· ty tax bills then. Councilwoman Sally BelJerue lamented the increase required but said the "city doesn't really have anythin& to do about It. "The general pubUc really doesn't know. We have been forced into this . . forced by the regional board (the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board)," Mrs. Hcllerue said. · Laguna Beach, and lndJvidual council m e mbe rs wer e threatened with fines of S2 500 to S25,000 a day and other penalUes by the board unltsa lhe dt.y made progress toward halt· ln& disch arges from the old municipal treatment pltnt. Partlclpation in AWMA wu CGntidered by the board the clty'a alterna.).i've. _ ...... , • ~- \ no more than 400 uni per year By the time the smoke cleared, councilmen had given 3·1 pre· laminary appr oval to an amended version of the or· dinance approved by the city planning commission two weeks ago The measure is expected to be adopted an two weeks. It would lake effect 30 days from that point. Though the council heard numerous public remarks during lhe long hearing, more than three hours were consumed by deliberation and debate among the councilme n themselves. o.i!f ~ Pllol• &y Ilk ._.. IC.,.... Councilman John S~eeney, though be said be favors the con- cept of growth management. vol· ed against the ordinance because he aaid too many questions about the supporting data had been left unanswered During the discussion. the council agreed to raise the ceil· mg on perm atted number of new housei. each year from the 350 re commended by city staff to 400. F1REMEN BATTJ..£ RAGING BLAZE AT SAOOLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MORNING Damage Eatim•ted at $1 .25 Mllllon H Three BualneHe• 0 Htroyed by Flemea The c-ouncll also held 1n abeyance a proposed "point system:· whCl(_eby projects bid d.lllg for inclusibn I.I\ the annual building permit a:llocation pro- cess would be rated it,y the city staff. Wunci l A dds 1lro Panelisu I n Laguna Conservaiives Hail . Mexica·n President Councilmen said lhey were not totally comfortable with ~t)_e system. which awards up to a , total or 100 points in categories such as prox1m1ty of the nearest ~chool. need for street extension. access to the development, need for variances. conformity to the general plan and provision for open space The ha~her the point total for a ISff GROWTH, Pag~ A2 ) ONLV ZZ SHOPPING °"vs I.EFT.' The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil reappointed two citizen mem- bers of the city's board or Adjust· ment Wednesday over the objec· lions of Art Colony architects. "Even Ood himself could not please the architects or Laguna Reach," Vice Mayor Jon Brand smd in response to complaints about the board or adjustment whose members pass judgment on desil(n of ~st city building. The council on a 4·1 vote reap- pomted Judat Hamburger and Dan McMann to the bojlrd of ad· Justment. Councilqian Jack McDowell voted no. McDowell said there was com- mun1ty-w1de dissatisfaction with the operation or the board of ad· JUStment. And. he noted prehminarv dis· cussions arc under way at the planning com ml!lsion for a division of the board's twin func· lions, design review of new build· ing and issuance of zoning variances and conditional use perm its. , MEXI CO C IT Y CAP > Leaders of the conservative Mex . ican business community have welcomed the inauguration message of President Jose Lopez Portillo. He began his six·year term Wednesday by calling for hard work. promising to reduce gov· ernmenl spending and urging business to help overcome the country·s economic cnsis. Lopez Portillo said in his in· augural address that Mexico is faced with a period of austerity to contend with innation, recession, unemployment. rising prices and financial instability. including the recent dcv aluation of the peso. "We must recogmze that cns1s is not a fatal catastrophe 1r we employ our will." he said. "The gravest fact is that an the moment of deterioration, some Mexicans lost their confidence in the coun- try, which is the same as losing confidence in them set ves." "This is the message that Mex· ico needed,·· said Jose Represas, director or the N esUe company. "Business men lost confidence ing," s aid industrialist Mjguel , Aleman. "Now we have to pay for these excesses. but Lopez Portillo's message indicates that he also comprehends the s ituation andseemsdisposedtocorrectit." Lopez Portillo received the red. white and green presidential sash in the National Auditorium from outgoing Pres ident Luis Echevcr· ria, whose agrarian reforms and government s pending alienated much of the business community. One of Echeverria's last acts was to award titles to 1.1 million acres to 32,000 peasants and to or· dcr a new expropriation or 8,668 acres to be divided mto 60,200 plots for peasant.s·homes Bo th Lopez Portillo a nd Eaheverria arc m embers or the Institutional Revolutionary Par· ty CIRP> which has ruled Mexico without serious challenge for more than 30 years. Lope:i <See MEXICO, Page AZ> * * * AP Clari/ ies He said it would be a mistake lo appoint b oard me mbe rs without a thor ough review of (See PANEL, Page i\2) in the previous administration D _ because or its excessive and ~port on sometimes foolish public spend· oulJles Cost FIUsh Rfttes ·'.Escalate For at least the next three years. San Clemente residents will pay more than double whpt they've paid lo flush toilets and run water down sinks and ~tbtubs, if a Cit)' Council action stuuh. animous adoption or it means r e-capital expenses figured by sidents and businessmen will pay another consulting firm, John the higher fees al least until re-Carollo Engineers. venue bond financing is assured. The llslincludea tbecoetsofSan Under the plan, the council pro-Clemente joining a regional poses to ask voters tn W18or1979 sewage disposal program, plant to •pprove a S7 .4 million bond is· expansion and repairs. Costs total sue. ' about $4. 7 mUUon. Wednesday the council voted to In response to complalnta from retaJn a S9.2S·a-mooth sewer Jf voters approved the ule ol sundry San Clemmie cititens, service charge, while con.ressing bonds, the sewer rate would be represented chiefly by Karoline to uncertainty that the extra re· lowered toS7.70permonlh. If they ~ter, that the estimaUs don't venue ls needed lo finance sewer rejected Ule bond wue, the SIU$ adequately det ail where the plantimprovements. ratewoutdstand. money is to go, the council Or· The new rate, adopted last The financial consultant~ Bar· de.red city staff to seek other COii· moo th, is 131 percent higher than Ue Wells Asaoclates. said tb,e sultaata. the $4 a month San Clementeana higher assesament could t\nance Councilman Thomu O'Keefe, have been ch arced through today. the city ·a en Ure sewer oPtralion who entineered the move •t c:oun· It goes intoeffect Friday. both capital improvement.I Md ell level. compared the alltAc Tbe rate hike ,,., recom· opfraUocw. • sewer plant to a patient seeldna mended~~~' The..B~ Welli c~· ~ IM}p. He N.td • 1ecood coy,aft~~ ..... ~· ~~~J~"" · r~:a • · "°-"' • _ t· . , . . ' .. (Mexican La1Ul MEXICO CITY CAP> -J09e Lopez Portillo was swom in as president ol Mexico as his pre- decessor. ln one of his last acts, awarded lo Mexican peasants Ulles t-o 1.1 million acres that had previoualy been e xpropriated. Outgoing President Luis Echeverria also ordered Wednes· day a new expropriation of 8,668 acres to be s plit into a>,D> small plots for peasants' homes, the Agrarian Reform Ministry said. The Auociated Press er· roneously reported that tbe 1.1 million acres was land newly ex· propriated. The error was caused by a roiflransl•t1on of a govern- ment announcem ent. The report appeared tn tome cdlUons of Wed· nesday'a Dally Pilot. The 1.1 mlllion acres had been expropriated •t various limes 11nce Mexico's J910 revoh.1Uoa but WU pl'tV)OUllY worttd l>y C: wbo dt4 not ~aUy -~~~g.;)1 93 Battle Blaze • Ill El Toro By WILLIAM SCHREIBER 011 ... 0~11\' l"11111sun A raging early morning fire destroyed a portion o{ the Sad· dleback Valley Plaza shopping center in El Toro today, doing at least $1.25 million Qama,e before a small army offiremen could put 1t out. t Related photos Page A3.) The spectacular blaze ap· parently )>rokeout in Bambi'sdis· cotheque, formerly the Way Sta· lion Restaurant, and was report· ecl by a passing motorist just before.4 a.m .. a n Orange County Fire Department spokesman said. By the time the first fire units arrived, tongues of name were shooting 30 feet into the air over the roof of the large building, which also housed offices and a number of small shops. The glow of the fire was visible for miles. The two-year old center is located on El Toro Road at Rockfield Road, two blocks in- 1 and fr o m th e San Diego Freeway. The fire spread from the night club into the shopping center leas· ing oflice, whictt is also used by Alexander Haagen, developer of ·the store complex. From there, the flames moved into a gourmet shop. AJI three establishments were gutted. A totaJ of 93 county firemen us- ing snorkel hoses and J3 engines worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to-two other adjoining stores -a re· ' ligious bookstore and a pet shop. Fire Capt. Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passersby with saving the H ves of a large number 1 of dogs, cats, birds 'and other animals who would have died in the pet store from the dense smoke. .. We don't know who the people were but somebody broke in and started getting the animals out even before we got here to give them a hand:' Turbeville said. "When the pet s hop owner ar· rived, he was very happy they had done it." Lert behind tn the shop were fish and a snake. which one fireman said he "dadn 't even wont to touch." It is not known if those creaturessurvaved. All the animals removed from the store were taken for salekeep· ing to the county animal shelter. At the r eligious book shop. <See FIRE, P age A2) We ath.-r Mostly sunny through Friday with highs along Ule coast In the mid 70!. lows of'-about 50. Inland highs lo 80. I NSlDE TODAY A nN bfogroph11 oJ Field Marahal Erwua Rommel claim• Nod Germon11 ·1 "Dean1 Foz" brutaliztd hit troop• .ond blamed aub· • ordfoattt for hi• toctfcol CllDI· • dtta. Among thnn hia attempC to ldlJ mu~. St&ry P.aoe 1.1 - f A 2 DAILY PILOT L/SC l',.._P~Al PA~EL ... chanw which could be made w tM funcUoo.in1 of I.be ~. • Election Repeat Due , chantes whleb couldftqUlre dJf. t erent Aualifications among panelists. McDowell was alone on the It's Overton vs. Manahan in Capistrano Vote council in his opinion I Mayor Phylli s S weeney s aid: "I am aware of no groundswell of d11>content wllb the board of adjustment." I Councilwoman Sally Bellerue said if future chanees are made, they s hould be made looking at the board as a whole. Councilman Carl Johnson said the matter of functional change!. should be discussed in the futur" unrelated to indi v l d ull1 personalities The sharpest comment from the Council came alter architect Jack Weston spoke. Weston noted other applica lions for the posts had been made and he s aid he didn't think the automatic reappointment of in· cum bents was a good idea. Further, in a round about way, he suggested the City Council could use outside help m decirung who was appointed to the panel ··vou'd like the architects lo select the members d the design review board ?" snapped Mayor Sween~y In r esponse Councilman Brand said it was his belier the board of adJUAlment was "well balanced" and he not ed its m embers included an architect, landscape architects. and that Mrs . Hamburger was m process of receiving a masters d egree in planning McDowe ll s aid the .. pro f essionalis m ·' of the board member was o n e of the criticisms the architects had about the board. In reply, Rr and saJd the coun· cil earlier had been cn ticized for .not hav in g professionally qualified people on the board. He recalled what he swd was a .. blazing editorial" by a semi· weekly paper criticizing the council for placing "country bumpkins .. on the board Front Pag~ A I GROWTH ..• particular proJect. the more like ly it would be to gel a top priority in the award or annually alloted building permits Several <·ouncil mefT)bers said that while they favored the idea of a point system , they felt some of the criteria had point ranges By LA\IRIE KASPER OllMOlllJ ...... tMolf The three key figures in th" dlaputed Cap15trano Unified School District's special trustee election will renew the battle for votes in March. Jan Overton, who was de· termlned the winner by three votes in a ballot recount complet ed Wednesday will be the lncum l · .,l·t>J...ang re elccllon to a full term Pu' , 1.i Lynam, the Dana Pmnl re:.1dent who requested the recount, will be her campaign manager. And William Manahan, who was thought to have won the Nov. 2 election by eight votes before the r ecount, plans to run a,gawst Mrs Overton m March. ----- that were too high. while others St .... ...11--t Gal•--• Reopen• werethoughtlobetoolow. ~•• ~• 9 To keep the growth manage· m ent ordinance mo vi n g . however. councilmen decided they could approve the po\nt scale by resolution at a later meeting. before the JCtual pro gram 1s implemented Using the maximum figure of 150 new dwelling units a year. San Juan s taff members de termined that the 884 houses and apartments eurrenUy awaiting permits could be bwll out by 1979. with each developer bea.ng allowed a certain number of un its each year . Russ Watson, 7, is one of early aclmirers of student and faculty art wor"5 exhibited in first show for Laguna Beach High School's renovated student gallery. Russ has a rf'ason for looking pleased: those water colors he's admiring are s ister Julie's, 16. Show continues through Dec 17 --------- San Juan Rejects ~ N e wsletter for City Manahan today i,wd the results o( the re-count are "a IJtUe dt>flal· ing." He said his feelings arc similar to a pitcher who has thrown a virtual no-hiller only t1> have someone bell the ball out of the park in the ninth inning. But he said the November elec· tion was Just the first step. The March election ·should be more issue oriented and Uus should &ive him an advantage, he Hid. Noting that he is a teacher in a neighboring educational system, he said, "I slill think I have more ,.,..,.. Page A I PROJECT •. lands> that we wouldn't have the money?" Mrs . Bellrue asked In reply. Reese said that 1f the eouncil got a $250,000 dei}l on a piece of land, 1t could buy It, but then would have only $50,000 in the bank until the bond money ar rived In the spring. In essence, the city is borrow- ing money from itself. he said. The money used now will be re paid. with interest. from the bond funds. Reese said the e1ty could not borrow from the bank and keep its money because under the law, cities can't borrow un less they're broke. and Laguna isn't, he said. Mrs . Sweeney said it wa:-. ironic the money being spent lo "clean up the ocean" will result an "dirtying the air" because of new development permitted with the expansi9n of sewage treat ment capacity. Premier Charged ROME CAP> -The leftist ma jority on a parliamentary com m ission investigating the Lockheed payoff scandaJ has vot ed lo charge former Premier Mariano Rumor with corruption Two former defense ministers and a former air force chief of A1.a!l al.so were charged. to bnng to the board than unyone else who has come forward." Although fdrs. Overton rud.n't expect t~win the seat in the re t·ount. sh described lhe results us "fant s t1c ." She promptly promised, "I'm going to do the beat job 1 can.'' Coun ty election officials estimate the recount wUJ cost the district Crom $1,200 to $1,300. Both candidates expressed concern about the cost to the dis· t.ticl. "I 'm kind of sorry that it cost the district so much money for so little time." said Manahan, re- ferring to the few moolhs lei\ in the term or office. Mrs OvertQn said she didn't seek the recount because of the cost. But Mrs . Lynam. who made the request over her friend's ob- Jet'l1ons, said the results "speak well for the Amencan process," because someone is allowed "just as a citizen," to ask for a vote cheek. An election official explained the obvious "voter intent" is consider ed during a recount even when the ballot was reject· <.'<! m the machine eount This. ;apparently, 1s what ga\e Mrs. Overton the victory. Mrs. Overton is not expected to be sealed until Dec. 10 Dana P oin t S to r e ROh h ed by Gunman A Dana Point market was robbed pf SIOO. in cash Tuesday night by a gunman who forced the lone clerk to hand over the contents of the cash register. Or ange County SheriH's of- flecrs said the clerk at the u. Totem Market, 33501 Del Obispo Str eet, told them the intruder threatened him with a blue steel revolver and ordered him to ha.nd over his lakingi.. The gun· man then fled on foot. F r o • P a ge A J FIRE ... firemen worked ftveruhl)' tocov tr books . blblea and other literature with tarpaulins to pn· vent damage from smoke am.I water lea kine through the roof Fire m:.pcctors were t:xpected to begin the laborious task of s ift· in1 the ruins for clues as to the rtre's cause at mld·moming to. day. They were prevented from doing their Job earlier because ot the unsafe eond1lioo of the struc ture, Turbeville said. It ia possible the damage estimate will be hlf?her than the $l.2~ million flwurc bc~ausc numerous antiques and rare old wagons used to decorute the building were also destroyed by the flames. 'Bittx' Hoop Sigrwps Open S1gnups for "Bitty Basket- ball" sponsored by the Laguna Beach Doys' Club arc now open for youngsters seven to 15 years 'ol aae. Deadline for reglslration is Dec. 18. Registration forms are availa- ble at the club, 1085 Laguna Ca- nyon Road. and at local schools. The youth basketball program will eons1st of two leagues for youngsters 7 lo 9 years of age and 10 and 12 years of al(C'. A travel· ing team wlll be set up for boys 13 to 15. Further inrormaUon about tha. program and coaehing 1s avuila· ble by calling 494·253.5. Fr o nt Page A J I MEXICO •.. Portillo was his predecessor's finance m 1n1!>ter until he res1gnt.-d toru.n for the presidencv. But in what appeared to be a response to conservau ve charges that Echeverria lned to "com- munize"' Mexico. the new pres1 dent devoted m()st ofh1s hour-lon~ speeeh to thC' nct•d ror rci.tonng the confidene4! of private an vestors Most of the opposition to the or- dltlance came Wedn~ay ruRhl from landowners, developer representatives, uruon represen- tatives and pro-development or ganizatlons . San Juan Capistrano city coun· c1lmen :-.cuttled a controversial eity newsletter on a 3·1 vote Wed nesday before the first issu<· could be launched then suspending the project until some future date Hut Co un ~alman Yvon Jlcckscher, who originally voled for the newsletter idea. s aid it would be "ridic ulous to issue one and never another l'd rather have none at all. .. You won"t findabetter The most v1triohe remarks were made by Alfred R Gray, executive secretary to the Coun· ty Bu ilding and Con-struct1on 'Trade-. Cou n rll , and Tonv Forster. member of an old San Juan family and former city mavor . Gray warned that 1rthe counell want.a to "erert an elJllst cur· tain" around the e1ty. he and the workers hf' represents will boycott the o;crv1ces of all pro- reu 1onals !doctors. lawyers. archJtects. t•tc 1 who IJve and work m San Juan, except for business perta1n1nf( to that city only He called the city fathers "gangplankers " for attemptml( to keep people out of San Juan by pulling m the access-ways, liken· mg such activities to the isolation of the Watts Rhello in Los Angeles . ' OAANOE COAST 1 ~c DAILY PILOT n. .. 0,.,... C••'' O•ltv Pl..,. ¥1'4ttt...,.tr. t f~ n•,..d '"' tlf•• ,.,.,. "...,"4•"1NiOh In. Of•fWltl" (N \I P\lfth\flllfllt (t~"' ~~•f"Qlttl)l"f\ .,. ~''"'" Monch¥ t~,,_,q.,. ''~Oly fO" ""I• ._..,. Hfo1'1'_,t f\f!4i4',_ Hr.1Alf"'4Qtel'I lt~h'~""'"" '"''-V•11•• I•" ,.... Uddl•""9f'• V•ll•t •M l .. ~~~ ... WvihC.Olt\t ·\·f'IO"•f"-.·-"\fllitl•<lil tloeft f'\ INOf•'M4 \•h•'O"'' 6M \wf'l.'M"' l""' ,...,..,.., •• , ., .... "'flit ••• .,, 1• •• ,,,, Wr·t "•• "',.... 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"""' .. , They were obviously di!! tressed by whfl Councilman Kenneth Friess called the "neighborhood warfare" tnat has erupted since the newsletter concept was endorsed by tht• couneil last month The furor erupted "Ahen the c1 ly agreed to permit Mr and Mrs Armando Gomez and Mr and Mrs. Joseph St. Jean of the Mas sion Bell Ranch lraet to put together the new:iletlcr for S3 an hour San Juan resident Valerie Powers challenged the selection of the two couples, blammg them for m ost o f the recent con trovers1cs the city has had to deal with . Mrs Powers also chargl'd that the eouples became "paid city employes" without undergoing the regular hiring procedures. In her eomments before the council Wednesday night, Mrs Powers alleged that Gomez, a re· altor, is already violating city codes by distributing a "most un· professional" newsletter in the Mission Bel I tract that Is ·'thrown at our doorsteps without anyon~ asking for it." She said that newsletter is de- signed to "promote Mr. Gomez' real estate bus mess." Mrs. Pbwers suggested that if lhe council wants to publ.ah a newsletter lo elaborate on city activities. it should be done by existing city staff or by employes hired through the proper chan- nels. City Manager James Mocalis told councilmen he favored tabl. lng the entire newsletter Issue until the city has completed its more important tub, sucih u establishment of a growth management policy and asrtcultural preaervaUon. "In the pa.st two week•, I've spent 10 times 11 much time on this newsl1!tter as l have on growth management," Moc alls Hld. He recommended publlshlng the newaleUer lasue that bu been completed and ls awaillnc duplication and dlltri~ and t Friess, who was the strongest barker of the newsletter and vol· cd agnlnsl its demise Wed.nes· day. said he supported the con· cept .. in all honesty because I thought 1t would provide a service " He said he recommended the St. Jeans and the the Gomez cou· pie because they "were kind enough to orter their services." He also s aid he never expected the "tremendous personaJ at- tacks" and the "giant con ~ trovcrsy"' that devrlopcd l'rOffl Page A I REZONING. from a position with Rockwell. Other zone changes approved by the board were. -Changing 9.5 acres al Silva Road south of Stonel\ill Drive in Dana Point from agricultural to rcsidenti al. -Giving residential toning to 28.8 acres northwest or Canada and Trabuco Roads ln north El Toro. also with the stipulation that jet noise w arnlngs rruay have to be given potential home buyers depending upon the board's de· cislon n ext week. -Reclasslfylni lS acres of agricultural land A.long El Toro Road north or Rockfield Blvd. in El Tol'o to commercial uae. And while 1uperviaon put off the decision on the 200-acre nonhwest Dana Point project . a ratdmt a1ked that its Impact be cattlully studied. Sandri Boostrom. 33181 Acapulco Drive, said the t>ana Point comm unity already baa more than 9,000 restdenta and on· ty one developed park. She said acboola are over crowded and other 1ervlce1 are lacklnt. Ml"I. BOOltrom ausiested decisions on new \racta be held up 1mW tbe lm:. pact Of all area develoPment is canaldered. stereo system at this price. Everything you n1>ed IC'r great •ound1ng ht his on tho~ romplele stl'rCO poc.kaQ~ And 'yOIJ know ol s an outstanding Yalue bee .1 1 r II'• from JVC - lhe Prolesc; onals • JVC JRS-100 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER •TURNTABLE (with B•H & Duat Cover) • VC VL·5 BELT-DRIVE TURNTABLE • B.l.C. VENTURI FORMULA I 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa "-llllWln' ... .,,_ 2 D-. w ..... c.it ~. ·Phone 642-8882 Store Hovr.s Daily 9-6 Sft. 9-5:30 Stn' tlleH.,._·ArM,._e ltH ' Model Vl 5 Dolt·Dnvo Turnt11bla (with he~e & duc11 cover l COMPLETE SYSTEM s39300 S500 ti purcha<.od separately Orange Coast ED I TIO N ,-.roday's C l osin1t N.Y. Stu eks VOL. 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAG#=S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1ctl6 C TEN CENTS CM Housewife's Sla!/ing ·Still Mystery By STEVE MITCREU O. IM Dallr Pliee Matt Costa Mesa police say they are far fro m concluding their in- vestigation into the. munter or Pamela Davis,.a Mesa Del M.ar housewife who was shot· tfve . limes last Sept. 10 by an as- sailantjlressed in black. ·Four homicide investigators have been working full time on the case for nearly three months. They say they have only run down about half of the solid leads they . )lave in the murder. ' "It's going to take another three or four months just to follow up the leads we've got now," said Lt. George L. Lorton, the detective beading up the in· vestigatlon. . "But we've got solid leads in this cas e which we believe may eventually lead to the suspect.'' Mrs . Davis, a 27 -year·old stockbroker who worked from her home, was shot five times at close ranJe by a man po6ing as a potential buyer for the Davis home at 2887 Velasco Lane. The family bad placed ad· verlismements in. sev4tral newspapers to sell the home, and police believe the tall, thin murderer saw the ad and used it to gain entrance to the home. J,.ess than a month after the Co6t~Mesa murder, a Laguna Jtilla woman told sberiCI's··de- puties a man poslng as a realtor, enter~ her home and attempted to rape her. The 26.'year -old housewife escaped to a neighbor's ·home and called deputies. She later provided a •descrip· tion of the bespectacled suspect, which nearly matches one pro- vided by three persons who said they saw ·ram Davis' killer. "The two drawings ue very similar," Lt. Lorton said. ''The Laguna Hills woman provided a description of the suspect before viewing the earlier drawing," he said. Working on the theory that the murder suspect uses the ruse of being a real estate broker, to Bain entrance to homes,. J:><>Uce have intervlewed1bundreds of re- altors in Orange County. "We've spoken at real.estate meetings and sent out flyers to realtors all over Southern California '' Lorton said. In addftton, detecti'C,CS have reinterviewed .relatlve·s and friends ot the victim, in· tervlewed, and in CJle in.stance, . used hypnotism to flring out de· <See SLAYING, Page A2) Close Schools? • Harper, Balearic Targeted · O.lltl'l191-byal(M rdk_I.,. By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of llM D•lly P1191 SUH Newport-Mesa school trustees s ay declining elementary school enrollment, chiefly in Costa Mesa, make it appear inevitable that Harper and Balearic Schools will be closed at the end of this school year. And, trustees say. if Harper, on Costa Mesa's east side, and Bale aric, in the Mesa Verde area, are shut down, they plan to take another look at the possible closure or Bay View School in Santa Ana Heights . · In addition, trustees declared Tuesday night,-K-aiser ~ool will become a full-blown 6-8 grade middle school beginning next fall. That m e ans Bay View. Wood l and and Lindbergh elem entary schools will be turned into K-5 campuses, with about 110 sixth graders from those schools transferred to Kaiser. Plans call for D)oving some dis· trict offices from McNally School to the Harper. campus, if the lat- ter is no longer used as a scbooJ. Harper students would be re- assigned to Mariners, Newport FBI Chief Won~t Quit WASHINGTON CAP) - FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said today be does not lntend to resign despite indications that President- elect Jimmy Carter wants tonamehisown FBI chief. "I have said many times I am not going to resign,'' Kelley told a r eporter. Asked whether he would resign if Carter asks.him to do so, Kelley replied: "When that comes up, I'll AREMEN BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SADDLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MoRNING. The projected changes were unveiled Tuesday n ight as trustees discussed declining di~ trict enrollment and new st.ate ground rules for school. spending. Trustees .said they will have to cut expenses b y closing a number of district schools. address It then." • Damage &timated at $1.25 Mltllon H Three Bu1lneHe1 De1troyed by Ftamea • Booze Price ·Blaze Sweeps Stores Trustee Thomas Casey said as many .as s even schools (200 classrooms) might be s hut down in the next two years. Minimum 'Violation' 'Small Army' Battles $1.25 Million Fir~ "Let's start making some sav- ings rather than continuing to keep schools open to make some parents happy," said Newport- Mesa school board President Donald Smallwood of Costa Mesa. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Minimum prices for liquor, beer and wine were ruled unconstitu- tional today by the CalJfomia Alcoholic Beverage Control Ap· peals Board in a move that could set off a price war just before the holidays. By WlLLIAM SCHllEIBER Of I~• Dally '°'""SU.ft A raging early morning fire destroyed a portion of the Sad· dleback Valley Plaza shopping center in El Toro today, doing at Jeast Sl.25 million dam age before a small army of firemen could put it out. C Related pholo5 Page A3 ) . The spertaculo.r blaze ap- parently broke out inBambi'sdis· rotheque. formerly tht' Way Sta· Uon Restaurant, and was report ee by a passing motorist JUSt before 4 a.m ., an Orange <..:ounty Fire Department spokes man &~d By the time the first fire units arrived. tongues or flame were shooting 30 feet inlo the air over the roof or tbe large building, which also ho~ offices and a number or s m all shops, The glow oHhe fire was visiblef6'miles The two-year old center is !orated on El Toro Road at Rockfield Road, two blocks· in· land from the Sa n Diego Freeway The fire spr ead from the night dub into the shopping center leas· ing office. which ls also used by Alexander llaagen. developer of the store complex Mobil Tries Again For Irvine Company By TOM BARLEY Of I~• D•HV 1'1 ... Sutt Lawyers for Mobil 011 Com pany appeared in Orange County Superior Court today to put on the reco(d what they believe ii1 the best offer to date for control ollhe Irvine Company. · Trustees of the James Irvine Foundation have been asked b¥ MoblJ to consider Friday an all- cash offer of $277.7 million or a t'l84 million alternative which would be a mix of cash and short· ter m notes. It would appear from the bid· ding rules endorsed by Judge J ames F. Judge earlier this week tltat any further bidding will now be limited to Mobil and the Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto, Canada. Lawyers ror the consortium -- ONL'/ Z2 SHOPPING ~vs L.E FT .' headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de- veloper Alfred Taubman failed to submit a new bid by 5 p.m Wed- nesday and would appear to be out of the picture. Foundation attorney Howard Privett has repeatedly stressed that his board of trustees will re- main ope n to bids "unW only one bidder is left." Cadillac Fairview's latest re· ported bid of $284 millioo appears to be almost identical to that sub- mitted by Mob!J, with a mix of $164 million in cash and the balance of $120 million in notes. But fmancial consultants who · testified in the bearing before J udge Judie pointed out Wednes- day nigbt th•t the Mob!J offer is superior ln the noo-<?asb sense because t he $120 million in notes would be persooally secured by Mobil. They said those notes can be quickly marketed at their lace value whereas the Canadian notes are not as readily negotia· ble and are subject to discount. Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith wa.a not available for com· ment today on the changed bid· ding picture and what appears to be the elimination of her favorite contender, the Allen-Taubman IJ'OUP. .l The 'bidding began when sbe took letaJ ahion lo halt the pro- POied sale or the Irvine Company to MOb.11 ror $200 million. Mrs. Smith waa aranted a reatralning order ~hen sbe t8ee R.EDJ:SS, Pap A!) -__ .,.,_ f) From there, the flames moved into a gourmet s hop. All three establishments were gutted. A total of 93 county firemen us- ing snorkel hoses and 13 engines worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to two other adjoining stores -a re- ligious bookstore and a pet shop. Fire Capt Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passersby with saving the lives of a large number of dogs, cats, birds and other animals who would have died in the pet store from the dense smoke . "We don 'l know who the people were but somebody broke in and started getting the animals out even before we got here to give them a hand.'\ Turbeville said. "When the peJ s hop owner ar- rived, he was very happy lhey had done it.·· · Left behind in 1heshopwerefish and a ~nake, which one fireman said he "didn't even want to touch." tt is not known if those creatures sur~ived. Al l the animals removed from the store were taken for safekeep- ing to the county animal sheller. At the religious book shop, firemen worked feverishly lo cov- er books, bibles and other literature with tarpaulins to pre· vent damage from smoke and water leaking through the roof. Fire inspectors were expected to begin the laborious task of sift· <See FIRE, Page A2) Trustees are thinking aboul selling the Balearic site to the Ci- ty of Costa Mesa. Balearic's 122 studenb! would be transferred to Adams School in Mesa Verde next year. Clinic Slated For Flu Slwts In Costa Mesa Grit your teeth and stick out your arm. The City or Costa Mesa is sponsoring a community swine flu clinic Dec. 14. The free clinic will be held at the old Boys Club building at 594 Center St. from S to 9 p.m. "We hope to accommodate a lot of people withou.t a lot of wait· ing." said Robert Duggan, assis· tant city manager. Vaccines for elderly Costa Mesans, as well as younger r esi- dents will be provided by the Orange County Health Depart- ment, Duggan said. He asked that registe red ·nurses and doctors who would like to volunteer to administer the inoculations, phone him at 556-5329. But the state De1fartment of Alcoholic Beverage Control said il would appeal the decision and continue to enforce the minimum pricing laws. .One report suggested that in any price war liquor might drop more than n a bottle in some stores. The board said because of "changed circ umstances" the 37-year -old st ate law setting minimum prices "can no looger be justified " and constitutes a violation or a recent amendment to the federal Sherman Antitrust Act. Appeals Bo~rd Chair~an Peter M . Finnegan, readmg highlights of the 26-page de- cision. said, "We conclude that the retail price maintenance pro· visions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act are unconstitu· ti on al ... " The San Francisco Chronicle reported the decision today and said the board expected state Ii· quor officials to st.op enforcing the price controls as soon as the opinion was released. The board was said to have been encouragett in making the opinion after the state Supreme Court ruled two weeks ago that administrative bodies have the right to consider constitutional questions .. Boy Saves Girl Hinshaw Jury ln 5th Day . Firelwuse Tour Pait}, Off· A jury or seven men and five women returned to the jury room HUGHSON (AP) -A 10-year-old boy who re-today for its fifth day of dellber a· membered a fire man's instructions how to dislodge lions in the Orange County food stuck in a throat is being credited with saving a s uper Io r C ourt t r I a 1 o t classmate's life . Congressman Andrew Hinshaw. Kath y Machado, 9, choked on a chunk of but-Rinsbaw, 52, worked with de· terscotch candy while jumping rope during school fense attorney John McNicholas lunch hour in this Central California community. ln restoring order to defense files The girl couldn't breathe, teacher Ron Phillips re · and ex.hibita. while they waited A... B dd 1 hed fotthejury'srulingonchar4esof port~. but Maurice rett, 10, su en Y reac grand tbelt. conspiracy, em· around Kathy· from behind and gave a s harp upward beiilement and mlsuse.d public jerk to her solar plexus. The blow forced air upward funds. from her lungs into her throat and dislodged the The N e w por t Be a ch· candy. ' Republican was indicted after Maarice learned. the technique, caJJed t he the Gr*1ld Jltry inveatigated al- Hemlich method, during a class l1eld trip to the legations that be misused hla of. Hughson firehouse in tht scbqol year. flu u county assessor in 1912 by "He definitely saved her life,'' said Luis Duron, =~:~a:°d~~~~ro: the fil'edep~rt~eJ!l ~-~who ~-g~tthe m~. . .. .. -~am~p. ....... -~=~=--=~lilllllil~llli•m1:::mi1m11r::=c:::::sc::a::=:~:r~-~~.i-.-_, , • ' r. - Heights, or Woodland School$ in September, 1977. Trustees said they expect to take action on the-planned closure of Harper and Balearic at their Dec.14 meeting. Dr. Levine Fairview Director Dr. Michael Levine, 35, the re- cently appointed medical direc- tor of Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa was named the hospital chief administrator Wednesday. · The appointment of Levine as Hospital Director was announced . in Costa Mesa at th.e same time Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was de - talling pl ans for a major revision in the management of the state bospltal system. Under provisions ot a bill ap- proved by the Legislature earlier this year, Brown bas <rder~ an end to the dual direct«ships un- der which the 11 state mental · hospitals have been governed. The governor said the move will get rid of a "two-beaded monster " at some c4 the troubled facilities. Prior to Wednesday's move, the bospitais were n,m by two ad· ministrators of equal rank -a medical director and an ad· ministrator. At Fairview, Levine was named medical director three months ago, replacing Dr. An· thony Toto who had served in that post for 12 years. · At the Costa Mesa facility, the administrator for much of Toto's term was Kenneth.Clewell. Clewett, as part of Brown's re- vision of the system, was ap- pointed Ho~pital Director at Pat· ton State Hos pital in San Bernardino. Jim Fossum, 46, the former manager of the state's Treat- ment Services Division at State Department of Health head· quarters in Sacramento will serve under Levine as ad- ministrator . · The person nel changes at Fairview were announced there by Don Boling, direct.or of the state Del>artment of Health's Developmentally Dis abled Hospital Services section. · • At a press conference held al the facility which houses more than 1,700 mentally retarded and physically handicapped children <See LEVINE, Page A2) Coas t We athe r I ' Mostly sunny through Friday with highs along ~ the coa11t In the mid 70s, lows of about 50. Inland highs to 80 . INSIDE T ODA 't' A new biography of F'itld Marshal Erwin Rommel claima Nott Gcrman11'• :·Desert Foz" brutalized Ilia troop• .and bl4med aub· orctinatea /or IU• t~tlcol blrm· dns:Among thel.i hl~ tlltttnpl to ldU Hitler. Story P.age A7 Inde x 'I '· - AZ DAILY PILOT c STILL AT LAAOE MH• Murder Su.-ct SLAYING ... lalls from the subconscious mind of one w1lness to the murder. "What Is somewhat amazing to me," Lorton said, "is that, to the • best or our knowledge, the sus- pect had not assaulted anyone before or since Sept. 10, except the Lacwl8 Hilla case." He s aid that usually, a suspect prone to rape or attempted f'ape, "isn't apt to do it onJy one or two limes without trying it again.'' "Either that, or they have usually s uccessfully. or unsuc- cessfully attempted these crimes before," Lorton said. He said it is poHlble that there have been assault cases invol,v- ing the killer tbat have not been reported, "which doesn't help ou,.mvestigation a t all." Lorton said he still 1ets oc casional calls from people who claim to have seen the killer, "but they are not as frequent as they were at first ·' He said his department will contmue following up leads in the case as long as they have clues to follow "One advantage we have over the k1Uer, 1s time," Lt. Lorton said. That, and two very sol.Jd leads which detectives are keeping un- der wraps, might bring the in- vestigation to a s uccessful close in the near future, Lorton said Thu'1dex, pecember 2. 197'1J I ' • Produciion Set ~ On Bl· Bomber WA S HJN GTON <AP ) - Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumafeld ordered a st.art oo pro- duction of the c0tUy and con· t.rovers lal Bl bomber today, a de· clsion that could be overturned by President-elect Jimmy Carter after be takes office. Announcing the lq-expected decaion, Rumlfeld said "We have concluded that prQCeeding with t.bU contract awoacb la in the national interest" becauae or the momentum of Soviet ltrat.aic weapons buildup, and becauaethe plane, which has been under de- velopment for aix years, iJ ready -to be built. Rumafeld said a decision was made· 'in consultation with Presi- dent Ford" and~ after an ex- haustive r eview of the program's progress. Air Force Secretary Thomas C. Reed told a news conference, "It would be irresponsible not to in- \tlate Bl production at this lime." Reed said "there is every iJt. dlcation that the Soviets are driv· ing for strategic superiority by the early 1980s" and that the Bl "is the strate.dc initiative that can redress thatimbalance." Carter is opposed to production of the costly bomber at this time and sald during the campaip that be would keep the plane in tho reHarch 1taae. More than $Z billion already has hefts spent on Bl research and development. Conaress ordered a mcoth-to- mont.h Umltatlon on spendina for the ~1 until F..eb.1 aothenew~pre sldent could rnake a final judg- ment on production ot what would be the most .expensive bomber in history. The Air Force and Rockwell In· t.emaUonaJ Corp., the"1ane'a con- tractor, reportedly agreed to con- tinue the month·lo;month fmanc- mg arrangement until June 1 to give Carter more timetomakeup h.ismind. Accordlog to the most recent Pentafon report, the costotthe Bl hu risen to a total of SZ2.9 billion for a planned 2« planes, or about $93.8 million each. Most of that will be s pent over a bout a decade. The first production contract would cover only the first three planes with an option !or eight more Airlines Urging ·Jet Noise Charge WASHINGTON CAP > - T r ansportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. will de- cide this month whether the ad- ministration'& plan to reduce Jet airplane n oise wlll require federal financing_ Representatives of the oa- tion's airlines urged Coleman • during a hearing Wednesday to allow them to impo8e a 2 percent surcharge on airplane passenger tickets to help pay for noise abatement technology. The airline proposal was op- posed by the Council on Wage and Price Stabllity. the Ford ad· m i n is tration 's inflation · monitoring a1ency. The car- riers' proposal would not raise ticket prices b ecause the airlines also suggested that the curr-ent 8 percent federal tax. on airplane tickets be reduced by 2 percent. Rezoning to Allow 3,955 New Houses Coleman said he would make a recommendation on financing to President Ford by the end of the month. He said his r ecom- mend atlon would include a statement on the benefits of replacing older jets versus fit- ting those planes with sound- absorbing materials to make them quieter. The Administration noise pro- poeal, announced last month, re- quires that all jets flown by domestic airlines meet federal nofse standards set in 1989. The airlines have eight years to com- ply but must have more than half their airplanes In com- pliance at the end of four years. By KATHY CLANCY " Ofl ... Oelly~I ... _ A zone change paving tbe wa7 for 3,955 new homes near the federal government's Ziggurat m Laguna N1gut>I was approved Wednesday by Or.tngc County Super visors But before rezonmg the 947 8 dCre parcel from agricultural lo residential the board supulated tnal at least 20 c1 cre.s of the de ~elopmenl mui.t provid e moderately priced horn~ cosllng roughly 145,000 each That zon(' change, covenng lai1d east and south or the La Paz Road aovernment buildlng, was among four zont chl&l'lieti cover 1og 11earl) 1,00(1 acre:. of southeast county land approved by the board Supervisors, however, put off until Jan 5 a dcc1s1on on another 200·acrt: proposed hou.'lmlf de velopmenl in northwest Dana Point. The Laauna Nl11uel pro1ect 1s bisected along its southwest cor ner by what a consultant has &aJd are tuJth noise levels caused by El foro Marine Corps Jets The board next week will con 1ide.r whether new homes can be built wittun that Jet noise band. Wednesday supervison added a stipulation to thCJr i.one change reau1rin& the developer to cut oot any homes affected by next week's decision Supervlsor Tom Riley saJd that ('()U)d eliminate 77 homes from the project nnd require noise warnings to be 1(1ven futurto homeowners in other areas ORANQl COAST DAILY PILOT TM nuftiQf-(&jut O•tlw "'tfnt "'"'W'f'\•tl\ 1u"'°" ~,...d tlY N••• '°n" I\ t:M••ll'Nid bf.,_ f')rfW\,. (N \I P\,041\l\1~(('H,.,D•"V ......,. •• ,•M1t'°"" •'• °"911\hf'd Mo,..~ .... ,,.., ... ,ri _,, ... , • ., (""'• ,._W ....... .,_,, ~ft4H't\ M\.l,,f4,.tflill' ... e(l'il ,WI'! , .. ,,. V•ll•• ""•"'• S•ctdttb• " V•''" el\1 I ..,,.,,. &f.c~ Scwtf'\ (_,,.,, A ,,"'O .. r••"")t'WI •01 "°"' •• Nb't.,o ,.,",..,..,' M"'CI ~., t~ r.;::N~~':.'::!i.~.·.:~ .• ~,_uo ....,.,, , • ., .... tl N W ..... "•••"""'•rwi ~ ~· Jae•• c..,..., v •"""~"'•~JC-..~•·,......_.,.. ,._ ...... ,." ... fd•t,,, fMM•\A ,._"""""' Me"ff•"-9 '°'* b•rMt M ..... , IH<M'1t, M•tt A\\t\t•nt ~l\•4•"9 l•1t~\ Cowie M .. 1 Office IM1h"') f:~:t =~~~:MO 'h1• l•l•i»Mn• (1141Maf4321 Cl•Hlfled Acfffrtlllflt "'1-Mfl . =~~ :.::. ~.::. ~.;!.~"":.= M•ft•t tr •d••flltt"'Hftt\ f\f .... " Maif .. r••'""'" wltJi.ewt , ... , •• , .,.,.Ml•t• •f (_,...,,_,, ~r.:.ft~~~",:::::r; .. :'4.:' ( ?.:::. ~·:. ~~ :=:!..~~ -·~ ............ . Riley said that while the densi- ty m the new Kite Hill and Coun- try Village planned community 1s lugher than outlined in county plans, the density should allow for som e lower priced homes. The project includes 495 acres in the Country Village section east of the government building with 2,986 homes. Another 453-acre parcel in Kile Hill will contain 969 homes. County officials said each area will contain 51 a cres of commum· ly facilities, including four acres of commercial centers. And 42 percent of the total de· velopment will be left as open space. Supervisors approved the zone change on a 3-0 vote. Board Chairman Ralph Died.rich was vacationing and newly-elected membed Phil Anthonyabstalned. Anthony said he would not vote be<'ause or a possible conflict of lnterest. The land aUected is now own ed by a subsidiary or Rockwell International which originally built the Zlgeurat and Anthony is on a leave of absence from a position with Rockwell. Mesa Police Plan Auction Need a motorcycle fuel tank., How about a bicycle'> The Cosia Mesa Police Depart- ment 1s holding an auction Satur· day morning. You have five Hon- da motorcycle tanks lo chooac from and more Utan 40 blcyclM. Other Items going on the block include tape deckJ. a turntable, jewelry and automobile tires and rims. The auction will be held behind the police station at 99 Fair' Drive, beginning at 10 a .m. Buyers can view th«;.£':18 begin- ning at9 a.m .• a cco to supp- ly officer Richard Bersch . Pair Seized On Drug Ra:ps Coeta Meaa narcotics officers and Buena Park poUce bave u-. rested two men and aelsed more than $2,500 bl Thai ltJcb, potent marijuana nower ttpa from Thailand. The inv~tlfatlOll ended In the arrest of Paul K1 Charltca 21. of Stanton; and Sheldon H. An· dencm, .ao, of Buena Part. · ' 1be an-eata took place nearly two w..U a10, but naroottcs ol- fleen remained 1Uent unW the invesU.tatJon was completed. The 1969 noise standard ap- plied only to jets built after that time. J ets already in service were not required to meet noise standards. TONIGHT "FROM HERE TO KINGDOM COME" -OCC Drama. Lab Theater. D~.1 ·4,8-ll .8p.m. "SATURDAY, SUNDAY. MONDAY" -South Coast Repertory T heater. Tuesday- Su.ndaythrough Dec. 19,8p.m. FRIDAY, DEC. 3 "B UTTERFLIES ARE f"REE" -Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, Fairgrounds, Dec. 3 and4,8:30p.m. OCC CO MM U NITY SYMPHONIC CHORALE - Auditorium, 8p.m . Sl.SO. OCC PLANETARIUM -''Star of8ethlehem,"7:30and9p.m. FRIDAY NJGHTF1LM -"The Macldntoab Man," OCC Forum. 7:30p.m. $1. "MUSICAL MENAGERIE" - Dance concert, Costa Mesa High School, Dec. 3 and4,8p.m f'rowtPageAI HEIRESS .•. ariued that the $200 million sell- in1 price was too low and unfair to minority stockholders. Mn. Smith owns 21.4 percent of the Irvine shares. The founda- tion owns a 54.5 percent cont.roll· Ing lntereat iq. the lrvtne Com-pany. Foundatio n trus(ees are scheduled to nuet Frid~ in San Francisco lo 1Uscuu the new Mobil offer and any fw1her ap- proach that might be made by bidders. SalelStart& Flap ROME (AP) -'lbe aale to Libya of nearly 10 percent of the s tock in the 1lant Flat automobile concern hlll bl'OU&hl · leftist d<!mands for a parUamen • tary debate on the deal and once •l•ln put Gianni ApeW (Flat'•. pl"esl<knt) ln the center ot cco· t.roveray. Flat stock jumped 20 percent. . . Fro•l"~AJ LEVINE NEW DIRECTOR .. ~and adults, Bolin' sald tbe chan1u tbrou&bout the state mental hospital system were the result of friction that developed Wlder the 9ystem of equity for the administrator and medical direc- HE'S IN CHARGE F•lrvlew Chief Levine o .......... tut! ....... MOVING TO PATION Admlnl1tr•tor aewett SD Suspect Slain SAN DIEGO~AP> Pohce shot and klllejSA ~-year-old J ames Arthur Bell, ..,ho officers said . jumped from a aecond·story win· dow when they tried to question hi m about a groct-ry store holdup. tor. "There was a lot~ crlUciam, and 1 think ~llhtly ao," ltollng said. "Generally, one person or the other, boapital administrator or med.lea! dlrector, la the more ef· fective," Boling said. "Dz. Levine is going ahead and he had our full support even before this." A chtld psychiatrist with a private practice in the Harbor Area, Levine im~ately an- nounced plans tori mlljor ad- ministrative changes after rott>'s forced restrnatioo. Toto was reportedly ortered directorship of trouble-plagued Camarillo State Hospital, or nothing and chose to qult and enter private practice_ , Sources at Fairview have long privately voiced concern about the lack of delineation between juat who -Clewett or Toto - was the boss, although Toto was the chief spokesman. Clewell himself was shifted nine months ago to help settle problems at Patton State Hoepital and smoothe over the transition involving retirement ot ita two chief executives. Boling said the restack:ing of the hoepitals' top echelon is not betni considered either a true de· motion nor promotion for the people involved. Fossum said he hadn't had time to adjust to the new •Y1tem. "I'm just aetUng my feet wet," heaaid_ Under the old dual system, the hospital administrator was responsible for living accom- modations, food, clJ>thi.ng and personnel. The medical director wa.s responsible for the clinical health care and treatment opera- Uona of the b05pllal, Brown stressed that there wiU be a constant monitoring or the new system and the new hospital chiefs. · NEW AT FAIRVIEW Admlnlstr•tor Fossum "Each of these people is is on trial," he said. "They will be re- viewed by the department aoct there may be other chantes ri&ht' aloog." Mea nwhile ln Sacramento, Governor Brown explained that the use of a single chief at each hoepital will be tried for accouo· tability purposes. . "There wlll be one person held accountable. He will either do the Jc»or be fired." ! •. Frowtl"ageAJ . ·! FIRE ... ing the ruins for clues as to the fire's cause at mid-morning io-, day. They were prevented from doing their job earlier because of the unsafe condition of the struc- ture, Turbeville said. 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S tocks 0VOL. 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEM BER 2, 1976 N TEN CENTS Board Okays 3,955 Niguel Home Sites By KATHY CLANCY Of, ... Dallr "llot M.aff A zone change paving the way for 3,955 new homes near the federal government's Ziggurat in Laguna Niguel wa.s approved Wednesday by Orange County Supervisors. But before rezoning the 947.S. acre parcel from agricultural to residential, the board stipulated that at least 20 acres of the de· velopment must provide moderately priced homes costing roughly $45,000 each. That zone C"hange, covering land east and south of the La Paz Road government building, was among four zone changes cover· ing nearly 1,000 acres of southeast c'ounty land approved by the board. Supervisors, however, put off until Jan. 5 a decision on another· 200-acre proposed housinS? de· yefopment in northwest bana Point. The Laguna Niguel project is bisected along its southwest cor- ner by what a consultant has said are higb noise levels caused by El Toro Marine Corps jets. The board next wee.le will con- sider whether new homes can be built within that jet noise band. Wednesday supervisors Mded a stipulation to their wne change reouiring the tleveloper to cut out any homes affected by next week's decision. Supervisor Tom Riley said that could eliminate 77 homes from the project and require noise warnings to be given future homeowners in other areas. Riley said that while the densi· ty in the new Kite Hill and Coun· try Village planned commUllity is h.igher than outlined in county plans, the density should allow for some lower priced homes. The project includes 495 acres i.n lbe Country Village section east of the government building with 2,986 homes. Anolber 4S3·acre parcel in Kite mu will contain 9691i9mes. County oflicials said tach area will contain 51 acres of cornmuni· ty facilities, including four acres of commercial centers. And 42 percent of ~ total de· velopment will be left as open space. ~ Supervisors approved the zone change on a 3·0 vote. Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich was vacationing and newly-elected membed Phil Anthony abstained. Anlbooy said he would not vote because of' a, poHible conflict of interest. The land affected is now owned by ·a subsidiary of Rockwell International which originally built t-he Ziggurat and Anthony is on a leave or absence <See REZONING, Page A2) Study Protested Mariner's Mile Plan DraWs Fire By J OANNE RE~OLDS Of Ill• D•llY Piiot SU" A $3,000 study of the partial re· alignment of Coast Highway through Mariner's Mile, slated for completion by the end of January, is drawing the protest of a group of Newport Beach businessmen and residents. The study, approved by the ci- ty council this fall, is focusing on the use of a couplet, or two sets or one-way streets, to route traffic • through Mariner's Mile. City Traffic Engineer Bill Darnell explained that the study is l>eing made as an addition of the Mariner's Mile specific area plan environmental impact re· port. "We feel it was worth looking at all the pptions." he said. "This is really our last chance toircon- sider all the factors." f!§!Bfil as part of the specific area plan process and they requested that the environmental impact of the plan be detailed. A draft EIR was prepared, but consideration of it by the city Planning Commission was con- tinued into 1977 in order to give FBI Chief Won't Quit o.tty ,., .. ,,.!let• i.y 111<u•• •1!1!• .. A REMEN BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SAODLEBACK VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MORNING Damage EstJmated at $1 .25 Mllllo n 11 Thr .. Buatneaaea Deatroyed by Fl•tne• Owen Minney, spokesman for the group opposing the study, says he doesn't want the city to spend money on the study of a proposal "which certainly will brine baf'doppositicm." ll' M JJ>pe•r-'-nC?e before UM!. cl~ ly council last month and in a let- ter to the council Ull$ week, Min· ney say$ the proposed set of ~~:lp.qe streets ~mjlcks o( a freeway and he and bis sup- porters will fight it. WASHINGTON <AP) - FBr Director Clarence M. Kelley said today he does not intend to re;;ign despite indications that .P resident. elect Jim my Carter wants tonamehisowo FBI chief. "I have sai(i m any times t a m not· going to resign," Kelley told a t~porter. "" Bla.ze ~weeps Stores Minney says he represents about 30 Mariner's Mile businessmen a'!" p r operty owners. 'Small A rmy' Battles .$1.25 Million Fire The Mariner's Mile Specific Area plan is an intensive study that has been made of the busi- ness district lying along· West Coast Highway from the Sea Scout Base to the Arches. By WILLIAM SCHREIBER 011~• O•lly l"llo4S~I /\ r agrng early morning fire destroyed a portion of the Sad· dleback Valley Plaza shopping center rn El Toro today, doing at least $1 .25 m1lhon damage before a small ar my of firemen could put il out ( Helaled photos Page AJ. 1 Tht> ;,pertat'Ular blaze ap- parently brnkc out in Bambt'sd1s- 1>otheque. formt>rly the Way Sta· tlDn Resl<tur a nt. and Wa.5 report ~ bv a pa..,~in.: motorist JU'>l bt!Sore .i a m . an Oranf?e C<1unty l?ite Dt-partment :,pokc:-.man swo By the time the first fire units arrived, tongue!> of flame were shooting 30 feet into the air over the roof of thf large buildtn~. which also hou~ offi ces and a number of small shops. The glow oflhe fire was v1siblef~iles. Tht-two-vear old c{'nter is located on -1-:1 Toro Road at Rockf1eld Road. two blocks ·m· land f ro m the San Diego Freeway The fire sprt·ad from lhe night 1·!11b into the s hopping center leas· 1ng office. 'which is also used by Alexander llaagen, developer~ thestorecomplex. J Mobil Tries Again For lroine Company By TOM BARLEY ()f IM 0•11• Pllet SUH L;iwyers for Mobil Oil Co m· pany appeared in \)tanJ:e County Super111r Court todnv to put on the record wha t they believe i~ thi• best offer to date for control olthe Irvine Company, Trustees or the James lr\l'ine Foundation have been asked by Mobil to consider Friday an all· cash offer or $277.7 million or a fl84 million alternative which would be a mix of cash and short· term notes. It would appear from the bid· ding rules endorsed by Judge James F. Judge earlier this week that any further bidding will now be limited to Mobil and the Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto. Canada. Lawyers for the consortium ONl 'I 12 SHOPPING °""'$ LEFT .' -·~ headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de- velopt'r AUre<l T»ubman falled to submit a nl'w bid by 5 p.m Wed· nesday and would appear to be out of the picture. Foundation attorney Howard Prive~t has repeatedly stressed that his bo·ard of trustees will re- main open to bids "until only ope bidder is left." Cadillac Fairview's latest re- ported bid of $284 million appears to be almost identical to that sub. milted by Mobil, with a mix of $164 million In cash and the balance of $120 miUloo in notes. But .rmancial consultants who testified in the bearing before Judge Judge pointed out Wednes- day night that the Mobil offer is superior In tbe non-cash sense because the $120 million in notes would be personally secured by Mobil. They said t hose notes can be quickly marketed at their face vallre whereas the Cllladtan notes are not as readily negoUa· ble and are subject to discount. Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith was not available for com- ment today on the Clhanged b1d· ding picture and what appears to be the elimination of her ravorite contender. the Allen· Taubma.n group. The bidding ~gan when she took le1al action to bait the pro- PoScd saJe of the lrVine Company to Mobil tor S200 million. Mrs. Smlth was r r anted a restralnlna order when sbo (Ste BEl•ESS, Pase A!) From there, the flames moved into a gourmet shop. All three establishments were gutted. A total of 93 county firemen US· ing snorkel hoses and 13 engines worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to two t>ther adjoining stores --a re· li~1ous bookstore and a pet snop Fire Capt. Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passers by with saving the lives of a large number of do~s. cats. birds and other animals who would have died iu the pet store from the dense smoke. "We don 't know who the people were but somebody broke in and started getting the animals out even before we got here to give them a hand, .. , Turbeville said. "When the pet shop owner ar- rived, he was very happy they had done it." Left behind in the shop were fish and a snake, which ooe fireman said he "didn't even want to touch." It is not known if those creatures survived. All the animals removed from the store were taken for safekeep- ing to Uie county animal shelter. At the religious book shop, firemen worked feverishly tocov· er books, bibles and other literature with tarpaulins to pre· vent· damage from smoke and water leaking through the roof. Fire inspectors were expected to begin the laborious task of sill· <See FIRE, Page AZ) It was prepared al the request of the city coun c ii to detail the ex. act uses of the property so that, as redevelopment occurs, it will be in keeping with both the city's general plan and zoning laws. It also establishes a long-range traffic and parking plan for the city to undertake. Property ow!lers and tenants in the area have been consulted Kids Blamed For Park Fire Juveniles armed with a paper torch were the cause of Wed- ·nesday's brush nre that burned a 40().square-foot area of Harbor View Nature Park in Newport Beach , a fire depar tment spokesman said. The 5 p.m. blaze was quickly extinguished by firemen responding to the park located between MacArthur Boulevard and San Miguel Drive. No suspects are in custody but investigators are checking re- ports from witnesses wno al· legedly saw juvtniles start the fire. Boy SaVes Girl FirehoUJ1e Tour Paid Off/ HUGHSON CAP) -A lO·year-old boy who re- membered a fireman's instructions how to dislodge food stuck ig a th.roat.ls~ing credited with saving a classmate's life. Kathy Machado. 9, choked on a chunk of but· terscotch candy while jumping rope duripg school lunch hour in this Central California community. The girl couldn't breathe , teacher Ron Phillips re· ported, but Maurice Brett, 10, suddenly reached around Kathy Crom behind and gave a sbarp upward jerk to her solar plexus. The blow forced air upward from her lungs into her throat and di.slodaed the candy. Maurice learned the technique, called the" Hemlich method, during a class field trip to the Hughson firehouse in the school year. "He definitely saved her lite," said Luis Duron, lhc Cire departmenl'~er who taught the method. ~ •' "-·-• • ~. • I .. . . A.Sked whether he wotlld resign iC Carter asks him to do so. KeJley replied: "When t hat com es up, J'll address ltthen." Bl Bomber ,Production Will Begin WASHINGTON CAP ) Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.ordered a start on pro- duction of the c06Uy and con· troversial Bl bomber today, a de· cision that could be·overtumed by President-elect Jimmy Carter after he takes office.' Announcing the long-expected decision , Rumsfeld said "We have concluded that proceeding with this contract approach is in the national interest" because of the momentum of Soviet strategic weapons buildup, and because the plane. which has been under de· velopment for six years, is ready robe built. Rumsfeld said a decision was made "in consultation with Presi· dent Ford" and after an ex- haustive review of t.he program's progress. Air Force Secretary Thomas C. Reed told a news conference, "It would be irresponsible not to in· itiate Bl production at this time." Reed said "there is every in· dication that the Soviets are drlv· ing tor strategic superiority by the early 1980s" and that the Bl "Is the strate.dc initiative that can redress that imbalance." . Hinshaw Jury In ·Sth Day A jury of seven men and five women returned to the jury room today for its fifth day of dellbera· lions in the Or ange County Superior Cou rt t r ial of Congreasm an Andrew Hinshaw. Hinshaw, 52, worked with de· fense attorney John McNleholu In restoring order to defense files and exhibits while they waited for the Jury'• rullnc on charges of grand theft, conspiracy, em· bezzlement and misuse of public funds. The Newp o rt Beacb Republican waa indicted after th&-Grand Jury inveeUt41td al-· le11Uon.s that he misused hi.It of. nee as county aaaeucw tn 1m by utiHd.l\f county manpowt'J' and rriateriala durine bl1 elccLl.Oft cam ea.tin. ............... Jilt,. .... the city staff time to do the study of the couplet. As outlined by Darnell, one · half or the couplet would run along the existing Coast Highway right-of-way. Traffic moving in the opposite direction would travel along a road where Avon Street now ex· is ts. · Darnell said each one-way street would have three lanes and there would be~ourth added to <See PROTt.-y. Page AZ) Jet Noise ·Cut ·Costs Feds' Tab? WASHINGTON {AP) - Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. will de- cide this month whether the ad- ministration's plan to reduce jet &Jrplane noise will require tt;eral financing. Represent atives of tbe na - tion'• air Un es urged Coleman durinl a hearing Wednesday to allow them to impose a 2 percent surcharge on airplatle passenger tickets to help pay for noise abatement technology. The airline proposal was op- posed by the Council on Wage and Price Stability, the Ford ad· ministration's i nflation- monitoring agency. The car- riers' proposal would not raise ticket p r ices because the airlines also suggested that the current 8 percent federal tax on airplane tickets be reduced by 2 percent. Coleman said he would make a recomm endation on financing ·to President Ford by the end of the month. He said his recom- mendation would include a statement on the benefits of replacing older jets versus fit- ting those planes with sound· absorbing materials lo make them quieter. The Administration noise pro- posal, announced last month, re- quires that all jets flown by domestic airlines meet federal noise standards set in 1969. The airlines ha•e eight years Lo com- ply but must have more than · hall their airplanes in com- pliance at the end of four years. The 1969 noise standard ap- plied only to jets built after that time. Jets already in service were not required to meet noise standards. Coa s t We atlaer Mostly sunny through Friday with highs along the COHt In t he mid 705. lows of about 50. Inland highs w 80. INSIDE TODt\ \' A . new 'tnography of F'ield Marshal Erwfo . Rommel claims Naii Germany's "l>4!sert Foz" brutalized hi& troop• .ond blamed sub· ordUJote• for hi1 tactical blun dn1-. Among them hu aitempt to lcill Hitler. Slory~age A7 Index -· A2 DAILYPILOT N Noted ¥ a~latnaaa Dr. Ed Riesen Dies at HOag Dr. Edmund II "~" Riesen. 74, Newporl Beach dentis t and widely known yachtsman. dit.>d Wednes day n 1ght at lloag Memorial Hospital alter being stricken with a heart attack a week earlier Services are pending with Pacific View Memorial Park an Corona De del Mar. The family said Dr. Riesen had requested that bis body be cremated and the ashes scattered at sea. PROTEST • • one or the one-way streets to pro- vide a left turn lane. He said the study includes a set of large aerial photographs of the area over which road routes can be lajJi to see which properties woul6 be affected by the con· struclion or the couplet. Minney said the people or Mariner's Mil t' were not consult ed about the couplet study "One of the primary object10ns we have is that before any more dollars are spent on a sub1ect which certainly will bring hard opposition, we feel the property owners and t enants should be re- consulted," Minney said in his letter. Minney said that he and "many or the merchants and pro- perty owners in the area" don't want the couplet because it will bring a freeway atmosphere to the area, 1t will only be making the traffic and parlung problems worse. it may lead to the further dispersal or the marine bus1 nesses from the drca, 1t will be too costly and the noise and air pollution 1t will ~cncrutl' will onl) lead to a decli ne tn property values in the nearby rcs1dent1al area. According to his Jetter, Minney not only wants the couplet study halted, but he wants the council to keep M arinl'r's Mil e buM nessmen informed of any other Rroposed ex pcnd1turcs for studies, before the studjcs are commissioned Or. Riesen had been a resident and practicing dentis t in Newport Beach for 20 years. He previ~ly lived in San Marino. He wit an ardent power boat yachtsman and an active com· petltor In predicted log racing. Dr. Riesen j oined Balboa Yacht Club in 1937 and w~ com· modore in 1941, the year the club was moved from its former Little Island location to it.s present Cacility on Bayside Drive. He also was one or the founders and a past president of tbe Newpdrt Ocean Sailing Associa- tion. the organization that stages the annual Newport to Ensenada yacht race and an early member of the Balboa Power Squadron. • Although never involved in the _ 'iBJLmg aspet't of yachhng, Dr Ru~sen devoted much or his tJme to cooperating with organna tions in staging some of the foremost regattas in Southern California. He was a member and past offi cer of the Pacific Coast Yat'hting Association, the Southern California Yachting As- soc1 alion and the Southern California Cruiser Association. I le is listed on the Long Beach Yacht Club roster as the No. 5 member. · Dr. Riesen was one of the most enthusiastic promoters and participants of predicted log rac· ing, a contest of navigational skills rather than speed, He had won virtually every major trophy in the sport. In 1974 he won the Craig trophy, oldest and most t'oveted award in Southern California predicted logging, - alter, in h is words, being "forever a bridesmaid but never a bride ... In addition to his yachting al f1hat1ons. Dr Ri esen had been a member oC the Masonic Lodge for 50 years, was a past president of the Liops Club of F.ast Los Angeles. and was a member of the Kiwanis Club. He is surviv~d by h.is widow. Frances: one son. Edmund II . Jr .. 5epulveda, Calif. and one grandson. lie also leaves a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Lauritson of Henderson, Nev. ._J Objet!tions Raised County to Shrink Signs on Freeway Add1t10nJI s1i;:n rl~lnct1on-. along thE: route of the nev. Coron<> del Mai frt.'('Wa~ v.ere 1mpo!>ea Wednc~day b} Orange Count> supcn 1sors, but not without 1n \ ok rng Oppos1t11>n from some busmes~mcn The new ioninK gcnerall} would requ1rl· s maller -;1gn s along an area hctwecn the Newport rrcc•w ay and Jam boree Road and from Bristol Street one half mile south Supervisor Tom Rile} !\aJd tht• r estriet1011 1s be ing imposed along the futurt• scenic highway to make that area conform lo s1m1lar rt>stn ctlom, along other st'enic highways Murray Storm, an a!ls1slant director of the count\ Environ mental M a n a~cm<>nl Agency <E MA i, said tu: hM been told similar re!ltrict1ons along tht• frttway route v. ill be imposed Sale S tarts Flap ROM E c A f' 1 The '\aJt• tn IJbya or nc11rlv IO Jl('rrent of the• stoc k 1n thP J!lan t Fiat aulomoblle cont'<'1 n ha!! brought leflisl dem ;anrl:s for 11 parhamcn tary debate on tht' d<'al and once again put Gianni Ar.nel11 1 f'1at's president I 10 I ht' ('(•ntc•r of ron troversy fo"iat ~tock JUmf>ed 20 percent ORANGlCOAST ~ DAILY PILOT ,"" ~.f'W1" (."""'' 0 •1ly "''""' ....... ,. ..,...c,. - f>.IN!'J Uw. .....,..., "'""' I\ O\ibhU~ 0¥""" t)f •"'·I' ( ... \fP\1~lt\~~~-tf"'"'f"-'illll'f' ' ... 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Telepllont (7141"1-4321 CIHalfled Advertl•lng 142•"11 by ~ewport Beach and Costa M~a city officials A representative for bus1 ne sses 1n the area s a id merchants fear their business "111 decrease 1r they must use smaller signs Su(>t'r\'isor Ralph Clark said the county·s three-year deadline for removing nonconforming signs may be too short. He said the board will soon consider lcn1tthemng that period. Supervisor Phil Anthony voted against imposing the restriction because of that pending amend- ment. In addition. he said, the freeway probably won't be com- pleted for several yl!ars anyway. Judge Murray Hospitalized Orange County Superior Court Judge William Murray was re ported to be "rcslln~ com· fortably · todny 1n Santa Ana- Tuslin Community llosp1tal after hetnil rushed lO th{• fac1hty Wed nei.day for the second time in five days The veteran 1urist had re· tumed home over the weekend after being treated for what was reared at the time to be a heart attack. Court officials said he was returned to the hospital's ln· tensive care unit wht>n h<' again · became ill from renewed Iden· lical symptoms. llosp1tal officials sa1d today that Judge Murray's doctors hope to ha\'c' the aUmen\. fully djagnosed when they complere a series of tests that arc now under way Mesa Police Plan Auction Need a motorcycle fuel tank? How about a bicycle? The Costa Meaa Police Depart- ment is holding an aucUon Sater. day morning. You have five Hon: da motorcycle tanks to choose from and more lhan 40 bicycles. Other Items going on the block include tape decks. a tumttbJe, jewelf)' and automobile tires and rims. The aucUon wlll be held behind the police station at 99 F'Alr Drive, beglnnln1 at 10 a.m. Buyeu can view the coodl btatn· nina au •· m .• accordln• to supp- l.)' olncer Richard Bersch. HE'S IN CHARGE Fairview Chief Levine O•tly ~IOI St•ll Plloto• MOVING TO PATTON Administrator Oewett Fro• Page A I REZONING from a position with Rockwell. Other zone changes approved by the board were. -Changing 9.5 acres at Silva Road south or Stonehill Drive in Dana Point from agricultural to residential. -Giving res1dential'zoning to 26.8 acres northwest of Canada and Trabuco Roads in north El Toro, also with the stipulation that jet nois e warnings may have to be given potential home buyers depending upon the board's de· cisionnext week. Reclassifying 15 acres of agricultural land along El Toro Road north of Rockfleld Blvd. In El Toro to commercial use. And while superVlsors put off the decision on the 200-a cr e northwest Dana Point project, a resident asked that its impact be carefully studied. Sandra Boostrom, 33181 Acapulco Drive, said the Dana Pomt community already has more than 9,000 residents and on- ly one developed park. She said schools are over crowded and other services are lacking. Mrs. 'Roostrom suggested decisions on new tracts be held up until the im· pact or all area development 1s considered Booze Price Minimum 'Violation' SAN FRANCISCO <APJ Minimum prices for Liquor, beer and wine were ruled uncons litu· llonaJ today by the California Alcobolic Beverage Control Ap· Pt'alS Board in a move that could set off a price war just before the holidays. But the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control said it would appeal the decision and continue to enforce the minimum pricing laws. One report suggested that in any price war liquor rrught drop more than $1 a botUe in some stores. ' The board s aid because or "changed c;ircumstances" the 37-year-ol d s tate law setting minimum prices ''can no longer be justified" and constitutes a violation or a recent amendment to the federal Sherman Antitrust Act. Appeals Board Chairman Peter M. Finnegan. reading highlights of the 26·page de· cislon. said, "We cooclude that the retail price maintenance pro- visions o{ the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act are unconstitu· Uonal ... " The San Francisco Chronfrle. reported the decision today and said the board expected state li· quor officials to stop enforcing the price controls as sooo as t.he opinion was released. The board was said to have been encouraged in making the opinion alter the state Supreme Court ruled two weeks ago that adminlstrat1ve bodies have the right to consider consUtutional questions. L.eglalatlve Analyst A. Alan Post hat said price controls oo ll· quor, beer and wine were COSUnl Celllomlans an extraSBl million a yurlntbttrpurcbues. • Dr. Levine NaDled -F .airview Director ' N Or Michael Levine. 35. th~ re· cenUy appointet!,..,_ml'dical direc tor of Fairview Mm=losp1tal tn Cos ta Mesa was n ed the hospital chief admin trator Wednesday. The appomtment of Levine as Hospital Director was announced in Costa Mesa at the same lime Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. wa.s de- tailing plans for a major revision in the management or the state boepital system. Under provisions or a bill ap- proved by the Legislature earlier this year, Brown has ordered an end to the dual directorships un· der which the 11 state mental hospitals have been governed. The governor said the move will gel rid of a "two-headed monster" at some of the troubled fadhties Prior to Wednesday's move, the bospitais were run by two ad· mini:strators of equal rank -a medical director and an ad- ministrator . At Fairview , Levine was named medical director three months ago, replacing Dr. An· thony Toto who had served in that post ror 12 years. ~ At the Costa Mesa facility, the administrator for much of Toto's term was Kenrfeth Clewett .. Clewett. as part of Bt-own's re· vision of the system, was ap· pointed Hospital Director al Pat- ton State H ospital in San Bernardino. Jim F'ossum, 46, the former manager of the state's Tmat- ment Services Division at State Department of Health head· quarters in Sacramento will serve under Levine as ad- ministrator. The personnel changes al Fairview were announced there by Don Boling. director of the slate Department of HeaJth's Developmentally Disabled Hospital Services section. At a press conference held at the facility which houses more than l.700 mentally retarded and physically handicapped ctuldren and adults, Boling said the changes throughout the state mental hospital system were the result of friction that developed under the system of equity for the administrator and medical direc- tor. "There was a Jot of criticism, and I think rightly so,'' Boling said. "Generally, one person or the other, hospital administrator or medical di"'eclor, is the more el- fective," 1 Boling said ... Dr. Levine is going ahead and be had our full support even before th.is ... A child psychiatrist with a private practice in the Harbor Area Levine Immediately an-noun~ed plans for major ad- minis trative changes after Toto's roroed resignation. Toto was reportedJy offered rurectorship of trouble-plagued Camarillo State Hospital, or nottung and c)lose to quit and enter private practice. Sources at Fairview have long privately voiced concern about the lack of delineatiQO between just who -Clewett or Toto - was the boss, although Toto was the chief spokesman. · Crime Curb . Talks Offered Newport Beach crime preven- tion officer Stan Bressler is re· minding residents and bus i- nessmen that he is avaii.ble lo talk lo lO<'al groups about crime preventioo. Bressler said he believes crime prevention is particularly impor. tant during the high crime holi- day season. For further information about Bressler's crime prevention pro- gram, ~ontact his office. 644-3662. JVC :· ... Clewell hamsclr was shafted .. ~ rune months ugo lo help s.etUe :: proble m s ut l'atton State ~ Hospital and smoothe over tho ··~ transition Involving retirement ~ ol its two chief execuUves. ~ Boling salt! the restncking of·:f tht hospitals' lop echelon is no •: being considered either a true de-l•; motion nor promotion for lhe t: people involved. :: . .. Fossum said he hadn't had' .. : time to adjust to the new system. :: "I'm ju_st getting my feet. wet," • he said. Fro• Page Al FIRE ... ing the ruins for clues as to the fire's cause at mid-morning to- day. They were prevented from ~ doing their job earlier because of the unsafe condition or the struc- ture, Turbevillesaid. It is possible the da mage estimate will be higher than the $1.25 mlllion fig re-1l~ause numerous antiques an<rrii-e ·ora-- wagons used to decorate the building were also destroyed by i the flames. ll From Page Al • • :t • HEIRESS •• argued that the S200 miUion sell· ing price was too low and unfair•~ to minority stockholders. Mrs. Smith owns 21.4 percent• of the Irvine shares. The founda- tion owns a 54 .5 percent controll- ing interest in the Irvine Com· pany. Fouodat1on trustees are scheduled to m eet Friday in San Francisco to discuss the new Mobil offer and any further ap. proach that might be m ade by bidders. You won"t findabette~ stereo system at this price. Everything you need lcr great sounding h1-f1 is in 1h1s complete sterFtO package. And you know 11 s an ou1s1and1ng V<>lue because 1t·s from JVC - th" Profoss1onals ' • JVC JRS-100 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER •TURNTABLE (with BHe & Dust Cover) • VC VL-5 BELT-DRIVE TURNTABLE • B.l.C. VENTURI FORMULA I 2-WA Y SPEAKER SYSTEM 27 5 East t'l.th St. Costa Mesa Madel VL·5 Bnll·Onve Turntable (with bno;r• & dust cover) COMPLETE SYSTEM s39aoo $500 11 purchased separately .. .. Saddle hack EDITION After11oon N.Y~ Stoeks VOL 69, NO. 337, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,'1976 TEN CENTS ,. . - !Board Okays 3;955 Niguel Home Sites By KATHY CLANCY Oft ... Da lly ~llOI tulf A zone change paving the way for 3,955 new homes near the federal government's Ziggurat In Laguna Niguel was approved Wednesday by Orange County Supervisors. But before r ezoning the 947 .8- acre parcel from agricultural to residential, the board stipulated that al least 20 acres of the de- velopment must provide moderately priced homes costing roughly $45,000 each. That zone c hange, covering land east and south of the La Pu Road government building, was among four zone changes cover· ing .nearly 1,000 acres o f southeast county land approved by the board. Supervisors, however, put off until Jan. 5 a decisi°" on another 200-acre 'J>FOposed housinjt de- velopment in northwest Dana Point. The Laguna Niguel project is bisected along its southwest cor- ner by what a consultant has sai<t are high noise levels caused by El Toro Marine Corps jets. Tlie board next week .will con· sider whether new homes can be built within that jet noise band. Wednesday supervisors added a stipulation to their zone change requi~ing the developer to cut out any homes affected by next week's decision. . Supervisor Tom Riley said that could eliminate 77 homes from the project and require noise warnings to be given future homeowners in other areas. Riley said that while the densi· ty in the new Kite Hill and Coun· try Village planned coiilmunity ~ higher than outlined in county plans, the density should allow for some lower priced homes. · Tb'e project includes· 495 acres in the Country Village section east of the government bWlding with 2,986 bomes. · Another 4:;3-acre parcel in Kite Hill wtU contain 989 homes. County officials said each area will contain 51 acres or communi· • ty facilities, including four acres ot commerciai centers. And 42 percent of the total de· velopment will be left. as open s pace. . - Supervisors approved the zone change on a 3·0 vote. Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich waa vacationing and newly-elected membed PbH Anthony abstained. Anthony said be would not vote .. because of a possible contlict or interest. The land affected ls now owned by a s ubsidiary or Rockwell International which originally built the Ziggurat and Anthony is on a leave of absence (See BEZON~G, Page Al) :$1.25 Million :Fire Sweeps Stores Teacher Dis ute Students Ask For Settlelnent ' Mission Viejo High School stu- dent leaders urged SaddJeback Valley Unified School District trustees and teachers Wednes- day to end their drawn-out dis· pu.te over an employment.. con- tract "and get back to the task that you were hired and elected to do." That task, said Mark Howell, who read the Student Council's statement to the Board of Educa· liiO, is "to provide educational opportunities for students." If there is a work slowdown, strike or picketing, tbe students are going to Jose. said Howell. FBI Chief Wfili't Quit WASHINGTON CAP) - FBI Direcwr Clarence M. · Kelley said today he does not intend to resign despite indications tbat President. elect Jimmy Carter wants to name his own FBI chief. "l have said many times I am not going to resign," Kelley told a reporter. Asked whether he would resign il Carter asks him to do so, Kelley replied· "When that comes up, I '11 address itthen." Toro Youth Hurt as Car Flips, Rolls · A 16· year-old El Toro youth. in· Jured when his small foreign car flipped, rolled over and ap· • parenlly bounced over a pasture fence along El Toro Road, was . report~ in stable condition Wed· nesday at Saddleback Com muna· ty Hospital Daniel McCleary of 22902 Rum ble Drive was injured ln the acci· dent Tuesday Just a quarter mile north of the intersection of El Toro and Laguna Canyon Roads. He had been treated at the srene by Laguna Beach firemen and Orange County Paramedics · before being extricated from the battered auto. Then he asked -and promptly replied -how students feel about this. "We are opposed to th e monotony and prolongation of this seemingly endlesS"" situs· lion," he said. "We deplore the name calling, the propaganda, the suspicions. the lack of trust, the bad faith and the misun· · derstandings." Urging that they call a halt to "all of this sorry business." he said, "we believe both sides should stop playing games and stop jockeying for power.·· Howell said students used to hear talk about such things as professionalism, moral and spiritual values, school spirit, patriotism, service, cooperation and good will. "Now," he lamented, "all that we hear about is contract negotiations. agency shop, bind· ing arbitration. ~realer power and adverse situahons." The Student Council's state- ment was the first time students have spoken out on the conlinu· ing controversy. Previous meet· ings have been dominated by teachers and some parents com- menting on the unsettled sltua- t ion. During this meeting , however. teact\ers made no com- ments. Panthers File Damage Suit , WASHINGTON (AP) -The Black Panther party wants the government and a score of pre· sent and former officials to pay . $100 million for an alleged nine- year harassment campaign against the party. The suit charges that the agen· cies conspired to disrupt the party's activities since 1967 and, in some cases, to murder party members . $1, 772 Stolen From Viejo Home Burglars whose method of en· lry has not yl't hccn determined ransackf..'d a Miss100 V1t'jo home and took a total of Sl,772 In cash. Orange County sheriffs of· ricers said financial consultant Ronald Peter Linderman. 34, of 26402 Mira Vista, told them Sl.735 of his loss was in the form of bills stored in an ammunition box that he krJ>l in has den. f O•llY Pl"4 ....... , llklWNl IC~--: AAEMEN-BATTLE RAGING BLAZE AT SADOLEBACt< VALLEY PLAZA EARLY THIS MORNING D•m•pe e.tlmated •t $1 .25 Mllllon H Three BualneHH 0Htroyed by Aames Bl Bomber Production Will Begi,n WASHINGTON (AP> Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld ordered a start on pro- duction of the costly and con- t.roversi al Bl born ber today, a de- cision that could be overturned by President-elect Jimmy Carter after be takes office. Announcing the Jong-expected decision, Rumsfeld said "We have concluded that proceeding with this con~act approach is in the national i erest" because or the mom en tu of Soviet strategic weapons build tip, and because the plane, which hps been under de· velopment for six ~ears, is ready to be built. Rumsfeld said a decision was made" in consultation with Presi· dent Ford" and after an ex- haustive review of the program's progress. Air Force Secretary Thomas C. Reed told a news conference, "It wouJd be irresponsible not to in- itiate Bl production at this time.'• Reed said "there is every· in- dication that the Soviets aredriv· Ing for strategic superiority by the early 1980s" and that the Bl "is the st rategic initiative that <See BOMBER, Page AZ) Conservatives Hail Mexican President MEXJ CO CITY CAP) - Leaders of the conservative Mex- ican business community have welcomed the ihauguration message of President Jose Lopez Portillo. He began his six-year term Wednesday by calling lor"hard work. promising to reduce gov- ernment spending and urging business to help overcome the country's economic crisis. Lopez Portillo said in his in- augural address that Mexico is faced with a period of austerity to contend with inflation, recession. unemployment. rising prices and financial ins t3bility, including the recentdevaluationofthepeso . "We mus t r ecognize that crisis is not a fatal catastrophe if we employ our will," he said. "The gravest fact is that in the moment of deterioration, some Mexicans lost their confidence in the coun· try. which is the same as losing confidence in themselves.'' "This is the m essage that Mex· ico needed," said Jose Reprcsas, director of the N eslle company. "Businessmen lost confidence in the previous administration because of Its excessive and somelime3 foolish public spend- ing," said industrialist Miguel Aleman. "Now we have to pay for t hese excesses, but Lopez PortiUo's message indicates that he also comprehends the situation and seems disposed to correct it." Lopez Portillo received the red, white and green presidential sash in the National Auditorium from outgoing President Luis Echever· ria. whose agrarian reforms and government spending alienated much of the businesseommunity. One of Echeverria's last acts was to award titles to 1.1 million acres to 32,000 peasants and to or· der a new expropriation of 8,668 acres to be divided into 60,200 plots for peasants' homes. Both Lopez Portillo and Echeverria are members of the Institutional Revolutionary Par- ty (IRP) which has ruled Mexico without serious challenge for more tha n 30 years. Lopez <See MEXICO, Page A%) * * * AP Clarifies Police said the single car acci· dent left long skids and scrapes, but that the car was found across a fence which appeared to be un- damaged. Police said they coo.Id only conclude the car bounced over it.. 0.,ertota, Jlanalaan 'Report on Mexican Land MEXICO CITY CAP) -Jose Lopez Portillo was sworn in as president of Mexico as tJis pre- decessor, In one or his last acts, awarded to Mexican peasants tiUes to 1.1 mllllon acres that had previously been expropriated. A determlnatioo on the cause of the mishap is pending. McCleary surlered extensive bruising in the accident. Or-ILV 2Z St40PPING ~~.' I c-. e ..... ,uA"••'""''•'f'I•""• ... , .._........._., . .. Election Fight Renewed By LAUKIE KASPER OI.,. OallJ ~llOI 5tafl The three key figures In the disputed Capistrano Unlfied School District's •pedal trustee election will renew the baWe for votes In March. Jan Overton, wbo was de· termined the winner by three votes In a ballot recount complet· ed Wednesday wUI bet.be incum- bent seeking re·electicn to a full term. Patricia Lynam, the Dana Point resident who requeltA!d the recount, wUl be her campaign manager. And WUllam Manahan, who wu U.OU1bt to bavo won the Nov. 2 eJecUon by eltht votes before the recount, plana to nm qainat ,. Mrs. Overton in March. Manahan today said the results ot the recount are "a little den at· ing." He said his feelings are similar to a pitcher who bu thrown a virtuaJ no.hitter only to bave someone belt the ball out of the park In the ninth iMlnt. But he said the November elec· Uon wal Just the first step. Tbe March election sh<Juld be more issue oriented and this 11bould gtve him an advantage, he said. Not.in• that be is a teacher in a nel&hbol'in1 educaUonal system, be t aid, "l atill tblnk I have more to brinl to the board than anyone else who baa come forward." Altbou1b Mn. Overton didn't expect to win tile seat lo. the re· cowrt. abo deaci:tbed ..,. .r•wt.I as "fantastic." Sbe promptly promised, "I'm going to do the best job I can.'' · County e lection official• estimate the recount will cost the district from $1 .200 to $1,300. Both candidates expressed concern about the coet to the dis· trlct. "I'm kind of sorry that it cost the district 10 much money for ao little time," said Manahan, re· !erring to the few moot.ha left in the le.rm of offlce. Mn. Overton u1d she didn't Ntk the recount because ot the ~. But Mn. L)'nam. wbo made the request ewer her friend's ob-JecU~ said the re11ulta "speak ... PM vqrs. ·~ ~> ·' ~ .................. ~~~ ... ~!¥1~~~ ... Outgoing President Luis Echeverria also ordered Wednes· day a new expropriation of 8,668 acres to be spUt lnto eo.~ smalJ plots for peaaanLa' homes, the Agarlan lielorrn Mlnlltey said. · The Auociated Preas er· roneously rcPort-ed that tbe L 1 million acres was land newly ex- . propriated. Tbe error waa caused by a mistranslation of a govern· ment announcement. The report appeared fft 1ome edlUonsot Wfld. ne1day'tD1UyPilot. The 1.1 mtUlon acres had been expropriated ai vartous Ume.. aince Mexico'11 1910 revolution but WU P?tViOUllY wortceG by pea.anti who did' not actually haveUUetoit. .. ... 93 Batile Blaze in El Toro ~ By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Ol IM O•llr PllotSlaft A ragin g early morning fire destroyed a portion of the Sad- dleback Valley Plaza shopping center in El Toro today. doing at least $1.25 million damage before a small arm.y ol firemen~ld put -. it out. <Related photos Page A3.) The spectacular blaze ap· parently broke ot:l in Bambi's dis· _cotheque. formerly the Wa~ Sta- tion Restaurant, and was report· ed by a passing motorist just before 4 a.m .• an Orange County Fire Department spokesman. said. By the time the first fire units arrived, tongues of flame were shooting 30 feet into the air over the roof of the large building. which also housed offices and a number of amall shops. The glow oftheftrewasvlsibleformiles. The two-year old center is located on El Toro Road at Rockfield Road, two blocks in· land from the San Diego Freeway. The fire spread from the night club into the shopping center leas- ing office, which is also used by Alexande r Haagen, developer of 'the store complex. From there, the flames moved into a gourmet shop. All three establishments were gutted. A total or 93 county firemen US• ing snorkel hoses and 13 engines worked for two hours to prevent the fire from spreading to two other adjoining stores -a re- ligious bookstore and a pet shop,... Fire Capt. Bruce Turbeville credited unknown passersby with saving the Ii ves of a large number of dogs, cats, birds and other- animals who would have died in the pet s tore from the dense smoke. "We don't know who the people were but somebody broke in and started getting the animals out even before we got here to give them a hand," Turbeville said. "When the pet shop owner ar· rived, he was very happy they had doneil." Leet behind in the shop were fish and a snake, which one fireman said he "didn't even 'want to touch.'' It is not known if those creatures survived. All the animals removed from the store were taken for safekeep· ing to the county animal shelter. At the religious book shop, <See FIRE, Page AZ> Coast 7 Weather Mostly sunny through , Friday with highs along the coast in the mid 705, lows of about 50. Inland highs to 80. INSIDE TODA V A . new lnographJI of Field Mar11'1al Erwjn .Rommel clol m1 Naz#. Gumon11·1 "De1m Foz" brutalized hU troop• .and blamed sub· ~H /or hfa tactical blun-· Mf-1. Among Ch•m ht& ottflmpt 1 t~ldll Hllln. Story P.ogeA7 Index lf'INi.tft!Mtll CJ -1.1"*'1 ' CJ L M. .. .,. , 0 MW!H (I Ctlittnlle l\S,11 M1Ma1..W1 C6 CIAMl(/W OS.I• N.tli.MI H...., A41 .. ~· 04 Ot .. C.W.ty ... ~ °'"'"'" (I•) o.atll"9''"' Alt Syl.,la "9l'lff Cl 1...,;a1p... A•.,..... OM ....... ,....... CJ .... ~ U.1 l'INfM C.-1 .,. ... 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Trustees or the James Irvine Foundation have :X-cn .c.kcd by Mobil to ronsu1er "'rlda.> an all. cash offer or $277 7 m1lhon or a $284 million alternallve which would be 3 max o( ra-'h and short term nott•s It would appear from the bad dang rules endorst-d by Judge James 1'' Judge c•arltcr th1s week that any further htdchng will now be limited to Mobil and the Cad1lla<' Fain II'\\ t'orporatton of Toronto. CanJda Law> er-' for lhl' consortium headed by Wall Strt'<'t financier Charles Allen and Detroit de velopc•r Alfred Taubman failed to submit a new bid by :'i p m Wed nesday and would appear to be .out of the PIClUr(' Found at ion allomt•y lloward Privett ha-; rC'pc•atcdJy stressed that his b<)ard of trustees will re main opPn to bids "until only one bidder is left " Cadillar Fa1r\'1C'w'c, latest re ported b1cl or $284 m11l1on appears to be almost 1d1·nt1ral lo that sub mitted b~ \1ob1I with a mix of $164 m1lllnn in ca~h ..tnd the balanc-c or Sl20 m1llwn 111 notes Fro,. Pa9~ ,t I VOTE ... ~ell for lhC' t\mC'n<'.in proc~-'. becau"l' '>o m1•11nl' 1~ Jll014'l'd • JIL'•l .1 ... ;1 1·1111 ... n to .t.-.k for a \Ott' ,h0 1•k An elet·t11111 •1rf1r1JJ l''<PIJJnt'd t he nb\ 1ou<> '\.Olt•r 111tenl" ,.., con s1dPrt·d clur1ni.: a recount even whC'n tht• hallnl Y.as reject ed in the mal'htn<' count Thi~. apparentl\. ,.., ..... hJl gave Mrs Overton lht• v1f'tory Mr-. <h Ntnn " not f''<r..ccted tn Ix> ~t·.1lf'd until l>t-r JO Blaze Kills Elderly Pair LAKEWOOO 1 \1'1 An elder h mJn Jnd \\om Jn ..i.re dead dfter U f1rr l~n1lc•cl ll\ .t C'l~'Jrrttl• 'IWCpl throuRh lh1· twdroom of their apartment aulhor1111 ... 'iu:. Lo" AnJ!t•lt•., !->h<'riff ., D<'part ment 1m C'\laj!Jtorc, tdt'nt1f1ed lhf' ViC'llm'I ,,-; .lohn llewtlsoo 76. and his ..... re. 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They said those notes can be quickly marketed at their face value whereas the Canadian notes are not as readily negqtia· ble and a rc subject to discount. Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith was not available for com· menl today on the changed bid· d.Jng picture and what appears lo be the elimination of her favorite contender, the Allen.Taubman group The bidding began when· she look legaJ a ction to halt the pro- posed saJe of the Irvine Company to Mobil for $200 million. Mrs. Smith was granteo a r estraining ord er when she argued that the $200 million sell· ing price was too low and unfair to minority stockholders. Mrs. Smith owns 21.4 percent or the Irvine shares. The founda · t1on owns a 54.5 percent control!· mg intelest in the Irvine Com· pany. Foundation t r u s tees are scheduled to meet Friday in San Francisco lo discuss the new Mobil offer and any further ap· proach that might be made by bidders f"ro111 Page A l REZONING from a position with Rockwell. Other zone changes approved b~ the board were. Changtng 9 s acres at Silva Road ~outh or Stonehill Drive in Dana Point from agncultural to rcs1dent1al Giving residential zorung to 26.8 acres northwest or Canada and Tr abuco Roads m north El Toro. also w ith the stipulation that jet noise warnings may have to be given polenliaJ home buyers depending upon the boar-O's de- c·1sion next week. Reclassifying 15 acres of agricultural land along El Toro Road north of Rockfield Blvd. lO El Toro lo commercial Wit'. And while supervtsors put off the decision on the 200-acrc northwest Dana Point projeet. a resident asked that its impact be <'arefully studied. Sa ndra Boostr om, 33181 Acapulco Drive. said the Dana Point community already has more than 9,000 residents and on· ly one developed park. She said schools are over crowded and other services are lacking. Mrs. f\oostrom suggested decisions on new tracts be held up until the Im· pact or all area development 1s considered MEXICO ... Portlllo was his predecessor 's finance minister unW he resigned lo run for the pr<'sidencv. Rut In what appeared to be a response to conservative charges that Echeverria tried to "com· munlze" Mexico. the new presl· dent devoted most of his hour-long speech t.o the need for restoring the confidence or private in- vestors. Oet'laring that only Increased production can t'reate more jobs, he said, "01.U' financial polJcy must provide the dllferent aectors with the credit resources t.b•t are essential for stimulating the formation of caplt41 and produc· U .. --on. Water Ballet Set The Fountain Valley Hi1h School alrla' swim team wUl pr• lttlt a water ballet at '1 :30 tonithl ln the campus pool, Ad.mJNlon ls 50 ceot.t for atudenti 8Dd $1.!0 for adult.a . Fro• Page Al FIRE ... firemen worked fevenshJy to cov· er books, bibles and other literature with tarpaulins to pre· vent damage from smoke and water leaking through the roof. Fire inspectors were expected to begin the laborious ta.sk of sift· ing the ruins for clues as to the fire's cause al mid-morning te>- day. They were prevented from doing their job earlier because of the unsafe condition of the strue· ture, Turbeville said. It is possible the damage estimate wili be higher than tht Sl.25 million figure because numerous antiques and rare old wagons used to decorate the building were also destroyed by the flames ~ UAW, AFL-CIO Rea ff iliation 'Speculated' DETROIT (AP)-UrutedAutG Worke rs President Leonard Woodcock w ill confer in Washington on Friday with AFL· CIO Preaident George Meany, re· newing speculation the two giant. labor groups will reaffillat.e, the Detroit News reports. The News said Woodcock dis· closed plans for the meeting Wed- nesday, adding that he wi.JI be ac- companied by UAW Secretary· Treasurer Emil Mazey. There was no immediate comment from the union The t wo UAW ofhc1als re- portedly will meet with Meany and his p ossible s uccessor. Secreta ry-Treasurer Lane Kirkland Woodcock. 65. who will retire next May as head or the 1.4· million member UAW. has gone on record 1n favor of reaffiliat1on with the 14 2 millton member AFL-CIO, a position believed to have the backing or a majority of the UA W's 26·m ember executive board. Mazey heads a bloc oppos. ing the move. The UAW bolted from the labor federation in 1968 because of a long.feste ring feud between Meany and the late UAW Presi· dent Wa l ter R euther over domestic and foreign policy is- s11ei1 The executive board debated a possible reaffiliation early this year but deferred a dec1s1on until after the comple tion or auto in· dustry contract talks this fall. That leaves open the possibility of a move to rearciliate at the un - ion 's constitutional convention next May in Los Angeles. Several top UAW leaders. including Vice President Ken Bannon. have said they expect the union to rejoin the AFL·CIO next year. f'rowt Page A I BOMBER ... can r"'ress lhatlmbalance." Carter is opposed lo production of the costly bomber at this time and said during the campaign that he would keep the plane in the research stage. More than $2 billion already has been spent on Bl research and development. Congress ordered a month·to- month limltatlon on spending for the Bl until Feb. 1 so the new pre· sident could make a final Judg· ment on production ol what would lbe the most expensive bomber in history. . Th6Alr Force and Rockwell In· ternaUonal Corp., the plane's con· tractor, reportedly -ireed to con-· tlnue the m onth-to-moot.b financ· ing arranaement unUJ June 1 to give Carter more time to make up his mind. Accordina to the most .r~cent Penta1on report, thecostofthe Bl hu risen to a total ot '22.t billion tor a planned 24' planes, or about 183.a million each. MOlll of that will bupentover about.a decade. The nnt production contract would conr only the fint th.re. p1anu with an opUoo for eiCht more. Dr. ·Levine Nanied ·- Fairview Director Dr. Michael Levine. 35. the re· cenUy appointed mcd.JcaJ direc- tor of Fairview Stale Hosp1taJ tn Costa Mesa was named the hospit al chie f administrator Wednesday. The appointment or Levine as Hospital Director was announced in Costa Mesa at the same time Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. was de- tailing plans for a major revision in the managem ent of the slate hospitaJ system. Under provisions of a blll ap- proved by the Legislature earlier this year. Brown has ordered an end to the dual directorships un· der which the 11 slate mentaJ bospitaJs have·been governed. The governor saJd the move 'fill get rid of a "lwe>-headed monster" al 'some of the troubled facilities. Prior to Wednesday's move, the hospitais were run by two ad ministrators or equal rank -a medical director and an ad mirustrator. At Fairview , Levine .... as named medical director three months ago. replacing Dr An· thony Toto who had served in I hat post for 12 years. At the Costa Mesa faciBty, the administrator for much or Toto's term was Ke nneth Clewe ll Clewett, as part or Brown's re- vision of the system, was ap· pointed Hospital Director at Pal· to n Stale Hospital i n San Bernardino. Jim Fossum, 46, the former manager or the state's Treat· ment Services Division at State Department or Health head· quarters in Sacramento will serve unde r Levine as ad- ministrator. The personnel changes at Fairview wer e announced there by Don Boling, director of the atate Departm~nt of Health's Developme ntally Disabled Hospital Services section. At a press conference held at the facility which houses more HE'S IN CHARGE Fairview Chief Levine than 1,700 mentally retarded and phys ically handicapped children and adults. Boling said the changes throughout the state mental hospital system were the result or friction that developed under the system of equity for the administrator and medical direc· tor. "There was a lot of criticism. and l thank rightly so," Boling said. "Generally, one.person or the other, hospital admirustrator or med1caJ director, is the more ef- fective," Boling said. "Dr Levine is going ahead and he had our full support even before trus .. A child psy~htatrist ·wnh a private practice in the Harbor Area, Levine immediately an- nounced plans for major ad· m1n1strative c hanges after 0.11., Pl'-! Sl•ll - MOVING TO PATTON Admin istrator ciewett Toto's forC'cd rcs1gnat1on Toto was reportedly offered directorship of trouble·plagued Camarillo State Hospital, o r notlung and chose to quit and enter private practice. Sources at Fairview have long privately voiced conC'ern about the lack of delineation between Just who Clewell or Toto · was the boss. although Toto was the chief spokesman. 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