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Home My WebLink About1976-12-03 - Orange Coast PilotI ! 'I'm-Blowing Their fleads Off' I . ... ' . • .. .Jobless Ranks Lawmen· Coax Within County Deist Suspect At 2-ye'ar Low From ·Barricade - ··" ... DAILY PILOT ohil's Offer * * *,10' * * * . '· FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 3, 1976 VOL 0 , HO lll. 4 SECTIONS, « l'AGES Hostages Held by Son,.27 By ARTHUR ft. VINSEL O! IM 0'61• Piiot 54.H A Westminster m an held has mot h er h ostuge t o d ay. threatened to kill her and fared :-.to'veral gunsfiots~at pohce sur· roundin.i: the ho where he ltVCS With h1S mothl•r . r her. The !-U ~pect. 1dent1 1ed as Tt>rn Wa)ne Hilmby. 27. of 16440 . Jod} St . v. as sull refusing to sur· rendt>r , <.a rter in1t1atang the two- hour Me~c 1n the southernmost tip of Westminster on the Huntington ll<'a<'h<'1t~ hm1l!">. Pnhrt: su1d he was armed with .i JO.JO rtfll• and a 22 caliber rine lll'tect1H Sgt Ri chard Grodt 'i;ml the h;arricadt"d fug1t1ve had airrec•<l to rt'lf'ase has father. who l<>ft thf' hnu-.e to confe r with lav. men rrom several agencies who had <'nrcioned off th<' entire nt'l~hhorhood In add1t1on to the suspect's molht.'r, tht•rc· were· reports that an R )t•ar old boy was also being ht'l d an the· hOU'il' Police em· phai.1ud hov. ever, that th1c; re· port h unc<>nhrmed Shortly before noon. police re· ported, th<' ll uspect asked to llCc a minister "Wt"vl' tuk<'n a rouple of rounds. actual!; nine." Sgt. Grodt l1 a1d wh ale h e lping coordinate the tactrcaJ maneuver from headquarters via a com· mand post set up by police near Edjnger Avenue and Newland St. He said quick reaction SWAT Team marksmen had not yet re- turned fire and were in contact with Hamby, pleading \tilth him to release his mother and then surrender himself. The latest explosive episode on the Orange Coast in five days was reported at 7:30 a.m. in a telephone call to Westminster police. CSee HOSTAGES, Page AZ> WE'VE GOT ONLV 21 $HOPPING PA'IS 'Tit.. CHRISTMAS ! ' NEW MEXICO Farwa Flap TEXAS MEXICO MlX ICD CITY • Map locales area in western Mex ico whe re thousands of peasants have dis rupted farm work in the state of Sina loa . Dem ands for land have threatened huge c rop losses Story P a ge A4. .... OCJobless Rate Plunges Below6o/c Employment in Orange County climbed Cor the fourth straight month in November as the coun· ty's unemployment rate plunged to a two-year low. the State Employment Development Department <EDD) reported lo· day. The number of county jobholders jumped to 779,600, up by 39,600 from a year ago, ac· cording to the EDD's monthly labor report. Related story to- day, Page A3. At the same time, unemploy- ment rates dropped to 5.9 percent U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISE5-A3 in Orange County, marking the first lime since November of 1974 that the rate has dlpgJ!d below six percent. A month earlier the countys's unemployment rate stood at 6.1 percent. And in November 1975 ll was 7.6 percent. The number of unemployed In Oranie County declined to 47,900 ln November from .f9,100 In Oc· tober and 59, 100 a year earlier. EDD'• report showed the greate1t uins ln employment (See JOBS, Page AZ) Irvine's Guide Heist Suspect Gives Up A young Texan was formally charged today in Santa Ana after lawmen persuaded him to sur· render in the Seal Beach Ocean· front home where he had bar· ricaded himself Thursday_ Billv G . Williams, 20, a transient, was arraigned by U.S. Magistrate Arthur G. Bradley on federal bank robbery charges and held in lieu of $50,000 bail. He is accused of robbing the Brentwood Savings and Loan of· fi ce at 15639 Brookhurst St.. Westminster. He allegedly took $395 while brandishing a high powered rifle i n the oHic e in southeast Westminster and ned in a car. Huntington Beach Police Of- ficer Odie Lockhart spotted the vehicle at Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway and gave chase . A Seal Beach orricer . Bill Foreman, tried to join the chase, but collided with a small foreign car in front of Surfside Colony. The woman driver of the other car, whose name was not avail&· ble today was taken to Los Alamitos General Hospital. Of· fleer Foreman suffered a sprain¢ neck that will keep him of( duty Cor several days. Suspect Williams. meanwhile, allegedly roared into Old Town Seal Beach where he had re· portedly been staying and lost control or his car at Third Street and Ocean A venue. The car crashed into a garage. Investigators said the fugitive <See GIVE UP, Page AZ> OPEC Opens 5-day Meet VIENNA CAP) -The Organization of Petroleum Ex· portlne Countries' board of gov· ernon' opened tbelr meet.Ing to- day. But an OPEC spokesman stress~ "il will not deal In any waywit.b the price of oil." The spokesman said the meet· Ing would deal only with internal matters ot the oraanization. The board is composed of governors nomlnated by the 13 OPEC member countries. The meeting wu expected to last five days. The price issue Is scheduled to be discussed at • m~ling in Qatar Dec. 15. t Short Subject Costa Mesa Fire Captain Jim Richey,checks sign over Mesa Theater on Newport Boulevard after an electrical short in lights ignited a bird's nest, blowing lights out along the left side of the large sign. Firemen quickly ex· tinguished the fire and Captain Richey took a ride up the aerial ladder to check the damage. Expectant Mother Reported Missjng ARCADIA CAP) -A pregnant housewtre was missing today alter she wu apparenUy kid· naped from her home during a burglary. POJlcesald. Pasadena poUce later arrestea a 24-year·old P••adeoa man ln the case and found a purse and shoe belonglna lo Renee Kane, 20, ln the car. Mrs. Kane iA six moot.ha prepant, olficeruald. Police said they were searchinl for Mrs. Kane in 1 rugged mountain area north of lhia roothlll suburb 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Emery Riddle was bo<*ed by Arcadia police for ln"4f!UgaUon ol kidnaping and burglary. of· ficera 1ald. Sbe was reported mlsaina at 9 p.m. Thursday when her husband, Robert Kane, returned home and round his house ransacked, Oliver said. An eaUmated $2,000 in property was taken. Bidders Told to 'Top It' By TOM BARLEY Ol I ... D•llY l'/lol S!Aff Two of three bidders seeking acqu1Sitton of the Irvine Com· pany were told by the J ames Irvine Foundation late Thursday that they mus t top the S277.695,000 aJl.cash offer of the Mobil Oil Company to stay in contention. The ultimatum, delivered 24 hours before the foundation board was scheduled to m~t in San Francisco today to discuss latest offers, took spokesmen for the two competitors by surprise Thursday night. Spokesmen for the Cadillac Frurview Corporation of Toronto, Canada, and a cons ortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman con· nrmed. however. that they an: still in the running. l Both spokesmen agreed that the surprise move by the Counda· lion was designed to put pressure on Mobil's two competitors and insure the best pos5tble pnce for the Irvine Company stock. Foundation trustees have now set noon Monday as the final de· <See HEIRESS, Page A.%) Or :::e~7:u ~I Weather Mostly sunny thr6\Jgh Saturday with a s Ught cool· l.ng trend. Highs in the mid 70s, lows to about 45. INSIDE TODA V The Orange Coast will have p1ent.¥ to <>Jfer lovers' of lighted boat parades th.is month -three s uch events. in the coast's three harbors. For details, s~ Page Cl of the Weekender. Index · C6-t I 84 A4 Al .,., ts ... " ... , C:4 C4-I A4 A4 C:ll A2 DAIL 'Y PILOT S Friday December 3 1'176 .... Secret.a of Stai~ ,.,....raee.4J Carter Picks HEIRESS ... ad.Jme in th\' lonl( drawn out bid ding l>atlle Cyrus Vance All p arties Involved in the lawsuit fJJed by Irvine heJresa Joan Irvino Smith are due ln Orange County Superior Court at 3 p.m. Monday to make their pro- gress report to Judge James F. Judie. Kl5SltfGER succesS(;•R •• Cyrus Vance FrOJ11 Page A I PLAINS. Ga. (AP ) - PTesidel'll·elect Jimmy ,Carter has chosen Cyrus R. Vance. a diplomatic and defenseoff1c1al in two past Democratic admirustra· lions, to become his s<.'Crelary of State. Cart.er disclosed his selection to members of the Senate Foreign Rel a lions Committee hours before a news conference be called to announcr 1t publicly. Vance left his home in New York Cit~ about 8 a m. with his wife and also declined lo make any comment to reporters. Sen. Clifford P. Case of New J ersey said Carter telephoned to advise him o( the Vance appoint- ment to succeed fl enry A. Klss- i ng er Case, the ranking Republican member of the com- mittee that will consider the nomination, said he was greatly pleased with the selection. Vance served as Lyndon B Johnson's world traveling troubleshooter and tned unsuc- cessfully in 1968 to negotiate an end lo the Vietnam war Surrealutir Srene This artistic pattern evolved when wind whipped the snow on a frozen pond north of Linoma Beach near Omaha this week and a passing photographer captured t h e natural art on b!:irk and white film. Utah Court Denies Gilmore Molll' sPlea Plcuw TM/t · Suspect Out On$10,000 Mobil's present "most favored bidder" status doe$ not assure lhe 011 company of s uccess in wh at has been a hard-fought con· lest for control or the Irvine Com· pany. If Mrs. Smith r ejects the terms of the Mobil orrer, the long hear - ing before Judge Judge will be reopened until a suitable bidder can be seleoled. • o Mrs. Smith hu already stated that she prefers the $292.S million offer by the Allen-Taubman group. That orrer comprises a mix of notes, r~al estate security and cash. Spokesmen for Allen-Taubmjlll were not sure Thursday night if that offer can be converted to an· all·casb bid or a bid with sum cient cash to-top the Mobil pro- posal. Foundation attorney Howard Privett said the new cash offer by Mobil had delighted the founda- tion and represented a per share value or $33. Mobil's original offer of $200 million or $24 a s hare sparked the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Smith who ::.uccessrully argued that the bid was well below the true share value and was unfair to minority stockholders. lIOSTAGES • Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, also a member or the committee, said Vance is "a com- petent and experienced man and :.hould be able to do a very good JOb." BULLETIN be among the five persons he can select as witnesses. Mrs. Smith holds 21.4 percent of the Irvme stock. The founda· tion holds a controlling mlerest of 54.S percent in the lrvine Com. pany. The caller sounded desperate and almost suicidal, accordmg to invesltgalors. "I have hostages and I'm blow- ing their heads off 1£ you don•t do what I want," the ckllcr told the on·duty dispatcher. Ill• 1d entif1 cd himself and r10lace immed1atcly knew who lhcv were dealing with, accord- ing to Sgt. G rodt. "I have talked \\Ith hrm before," the sergeanl !-.aid .. lie has been through a \"Cry difficult divorre " t\n eyewitness to today's tense r o11frontat1 on , Mrs. Franc is K t•anc, said sh<.' was watenn~ her yard aboth x :JO u m., com r•ll'lt•ly obli v 1ous lo anythm~ Jm1i.s, when i.he hl'ard shots. 5ht• ran out to the front yard and saw police crouched in de f1•nsive positions. · Get out of here'" one of them LTll.'d. A M~l·ond youth nt·ar the polln• ,t;mdoff s aid at leJst '""''built-I!\ ,mashed into a parkL'll v011 in 'ront of the re:_.;1Jence wider siege >v lawmen. Fro. Page Al GIVE UP ... lt•al>(•d from 1 ht' l ar d11lchmg a h1~h powered rifle at ~h1ch llm(• Of~1·r Lorkh.1rt Op<•n1•<l hrt• !-t1•ver&l t1mt•'> 1'h1· nt'e1ng su~p1•rl nung his fl nt• hat•k into the Wrl'<.'k t'<f t•ar and ~µrmtPd into the npc1n door of the ~<1rJ)(c at tht• hom1• uf Phil OJI\ er i\ force of 'l'"'rral dotcn I J\\ men cordoned off a f1 ve block Jr<'a I\ c·ro-wtJ of about 500 spec ldtur-; )(alh<•red ao; police ne~utuilf'rl "1th thl' llouslon. 1 Px nattvt> ~ho fin<illy ~ave up. Y. 1l11arn~ ~ "' 1111eslloned <ti ~·JI 111·.ich p11h<'1· hradquartcrs an1I lurru•cl II\ 1.'I tu I he FBI for rroi.1·1·ut1on on I tw bank rohtwr; rhar~I.' 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So\ tel commitment lo reduce lhe level of nuclear arm aments. -Carter. s aying he has changed his mind about s tandby wage and price controls. said to- day he has no intention or asking for wage-price authority even on a standby basis. He m ade the comment in an NRC TV "Today" show Interview \\ h1lc cxpress•ng dis appointment at the 6 to 7 pe rcent pnce hikes posted by major steel companies. Attack Try Thwarted by Leap to Road A t.os Alamitos woman leaped from a moving car Thursday night to escape the knifepoint at- tentions or a man who forced his way into her vehicle shortly after she left a liquor store on Los Alamitos Boulevard Orange County Sn<'rifr's of· ricers said the 44-ycar-old v1ct1m was prodded wrth a krufe held by her assailant who told her to sit quietly 1n the passenger seat wh1lr he dr ove south on Los AJamitos Boulevard to an un· known destination. The woman, a local r esident. told officers she grabbed her car keys from the ignition, pushed open the door on the passenger slde and leaped from tbe vehicle as her abductor drove through the Ross moor area . Officers who recovered the woman's car said she ran to a nearby home where occupants contacted the sheriff's office. The victim was allowed to return ... home after treatment for cuts, bruises and shock. SA LT LAKE CITY <AP) -The Utah Supreme Court denied ln a 4·1 decision today a motion by at· torneya for Gaey Giimore's mother that her son's Monday execution be stayed for legal re· view. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Ga ry Gilmore waited 10 his Death Row cell today lo learn whether his mother woold suc- ceed against his wishes ln getting the U.S. Supreme Court to delay his Monday sunrise execution. The nation's highest court and three courts in Utah were to con- sider a variety or pleas loday seekmg lo stop Gilmore from Cac · mg a firing squad two days after lus 36th birthday for the murder ' of a Provo motel clerk. Attorney Anthony Amsterdam, representing Bessie Gilmore of Milwaukie, Ore., on Thursday asked U .S. Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White, the Utah Suprem e Court and a sta~e dis- trict court to intervene ln the case. There was no indication when the st.ate courts or U.S. Supreme Court would rule. Authorities plan to have a limited audience on hand for Gilmore's execution. but some uninvited guests reportedly may try to view the ceremony. Published r eports said a television station was consider- ing trying to photograph the ex- ecution by flying overhead in a helicopter. Following these reports, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursdav that. effective im- mediately, it was restricting air space for one mile around the pnson until after the execution. Another source said he had been told the ex'ecution would take place in a covered building. Gilmore's attorney, Ronald Stanger , said some persona of· rered undisclo'Sed amounts or money to ask Gilmore that they People Want Mayor Out MILLSTONE, N.J . CAP) Some residents of this Somerset County town think their mayor, arrested twice on marijuana charges, has become, well, a millstone around its neck. About 180 residents signed a petition calling for Mayor Ga11 Anglada, 44, lo resign the unpaid post. They said she is giving Millstone a bad name. They pre- sented the signatures al a borough council meeting Thurs- day. Mrs. Anglada was arrested in July 1974 and convicted of possess ion of less than an ounce or marijuana. She was arrested last m o nth and c harged with possession and intent lo distribute two pounds or marijuana. King 'Drunk' Ford's Hai,/ Brotlwr Dies LEBANON, Tenn. (AP) -President Ford's halfl hrother was legally drunk when he was kiJJ ed in a traffic accident Thursday. st ate officials say. Leslie Henry King, 53, a Cookeville, Tenn., lire dealer, was driving the wrong way on Interstate 40 when his car collided head-0n with ~ tractor-trailer loaded with pipe, authorities said. A rdutine test by the Tenttessee Highway Patrol showed King's blood contained 0.14 percent alcohol, sa.ld Jim Henderson, state Safety Department ln· formation director. Under Tennessee Jaw. a reading of O. lOis considered legally intoxicated. Henderson S8Jd there were~ fifths or wlne..-nd Ii· quor in the car and an empty half-pint of scotch whisky on the floor. One reporter was said to have obtained a mail-order ordination from a church in hope of qualify. ing as a minister at the execu· lion. On T hurs day, the s tale Supreme Court overruled - pending a hearing today a dis- trict Judge's order permitting ABC-TV news and KTVS-TV news of Sall Lake City to m· terview Gilmore for four hours OD his views or the death penally, its de terre nt qualities, his philosophy, and why he chose to be executed in such "a strange manner." Warden Sam Smith said re- porters will be allowed into a briefing room at the prison when the execution is scheduled. He said word would be sent there when lhe execution has taken place. Utah law limits those entitled to attend an exec ution. The warden must invite a doclor and the county attorney. The defen- dant may request as many as two ministers, and he may also re- quest up to five other persons to view his execution, Including friends and relatives. Sama's Off Bell Payroll NEWARK, N.J . (AP> The state has ruled against Santa Claus. The idea of New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. was to have Santa talk lo children over the phone as part or a package of "public service announcements·' proposed by the telephone company. The state Public Utilities Commission, when it heard the phone company 's calculation that it would make SSS0,000 in additional revenues from calls made to the s pecial ser vice num- bers, ruled that Santa can- not work for the phone company. Theodore LaBelle, a 20-year- old student who allegedJy buzzed Seal Beach in a stolen aircraft Tuesday' IS out or Orange County Jail on $10.000 bail today. The Orange County District At- torney's office dropped an at- tempted murder eharge against LaBelle 'due to insufficient evidence, according to Wllliam D. Began. attorney for the suspect. The case has bet!n moved to Long Beach Municipal Court where a tentative beanng dale has been set for De<:. 17, Began said. Seal Beach police Clled the ori2lnal attempted murder charge because they alleged LaBelle Tried to ram a police helicopter during his bizarre flight. "The charge was dropped due to ins uffic-ient evide nce t o establis h intent to comm it murder," Began said. ' Long Beach police detectives said they would continue lo press charges of assault with a deadly weapon' and grand theft against • the student pilot. These charges are expected to be filed early next week with the Long Beach District Attorney, ac- cord ih g to Del. Co nrad Nutzmann. LaBelle. of 4596 Elder Ave.., Seal Beach . is restin g com- fortably at his home. his father, Ernest LaBelle said today. LaBelle's friends said he was upset over a breakup with his girlfriend, Margery Slerlmg, also of Seal Beach. • The young Oyer threatened to commit suicide by crashing into homes or running out of fuel at sea. His night took him from Long Beach Municipal Airport, where he allegedly stole a twin-engine Cessna 310 plane, to Seal Beach and Catalina Island. LaBelle landed in a field at the SeaJ Beach Weapons Depot where he reportedly brandished a 12- gauge shotgun. He surrendered to Seal Bench police early Tuesday afternoon. Southern California ,f£presen· tatives of Cadillac Faif\rlew said the details o( the new Mobil ofCcr and the attitude of the foundation board bad been conveyed to ex· ecutives in Toronto, Canada. They said the change in the bidding situation will be dis- cussed during the weekend. Cadillac Fairview offered $284 million for the Irvine Company in a bid that composed a mix or cash and short-term notes. I',.... Page Al JOBS ... last month were in retail sales. · "Retail c~tablishments added 2,800 workers as department s tor es geared up for the Christmas season, several new restaurants opened and a new $6.3 million s hopping center opened in Laguna Hills,'' the re- port s aid. The second largest gain was In government, wher e employment rose 2,000 between Oclober and No'.lember. as public schools completed staffing for the fall term and federal and local gov- ernment showed s mall in- creases. the report said. Employment i n sefvice in- dustries, including medical services, hotels, r ecreation, and repair services, edged ahead by 100 last month to 118,600, EDD of- ficials reported. Manufacturing jobs dropped by 500 workers to 157,100, the re- port said, construction lost 100 worke r s and agricultural workers dropped by 200. Finance, insurance and real estate firms added 200 employes. the report said. 2 Face Theft Rap SAN BERNARDINO (AP> - Police have arrested two men in connection with the theft oT a col- lection of rare s il ver and copper objects from a J ewish temple here Let Us Put You on The Map Near the entrance, inside our store. is a giant new map. 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This old tomcat with the chewed ear, T shirt and warning eyes has chased off several dogs from his master's shop, but b friendly with potenti al customers. ·Sunday's Package A Shaky Bundle You had best be sitting down when you read Sunday's Dail)' Pilot. The VOL: sectK>n .will feature several articles dealint: with earthquakes. SHAKY TIMES -Staff Writer Ra)' Estrada leads off with ad- vice from a civil defense expert on what to do before. during and after the ground moves. The pre- paredness plan of Newport· Mesa schools will be covered by Staff Writer Michael Paskevfch. And Associated Press reports will d escribe tidal waves and psychological aspects. CAMPAIGN REPRISE - Saturdciy·s symposium at UCI on the Presidential Campaign 1976: The View Jo'rom California w111 be reported by Staff Writer HJlary . Kaye Analyses will be provided l>y pohl1cal writers, pollsters and campaign managers. ( UNDA Y'S BEST J NOT SINGING BLUES When she stepped out of Jllll -after servuig 16 mon ths for pos~c!\.51on of cocaine, the problems were just beginning for top jazz singer Flora Purim. Hut she say:. she doesn't intend to sing the blues. Her story .will be on the Enter- . tainmcnt P ages .. SPOTLIGHT ON BOOKS Broadway stars, their legend~ and their som etimes shocking re- alities are the subJect of an arrav of new books published just 10 time for the Christmas season. Noel Coward's best friend, .ac· tress Ruth Cordon and Lorcm . Hart's sister in-law arc among the tale tellers descrilx>d. Krishna Member Sues for $500,000 A ml•mber o f the Laguna l'd in Laguna Bt'ach F<'b 12 nn Be a C'h tt•mplt• nf the llJrt' the ba-..1-.. of a h<'lll'h \\arrant 1-.. Krishna sect sued the city of sued by Superior Court Judg1· LaKuna Beach Jnd one of 1ls Uo.>d E. Blanp1l•cl Jr Thl' plain polirl' off1<:Ns Thursday for tiff .illt•ges that lht• arn•st was mon• than SS00.000 in damages. un1ust1f1ed slO<'t' h(• w:.i.s Ol'\ ,.,. t'lamcd as co·dt•fendant in the serH·d l.iy I hl' process Sl'rvcrs Orang!' Count,. Supenor Court H1chard furthl•r c·launs that Of- law-..u1t filt'd b\ l<'mple president ficer M Slusht•r ahused tum at Roy C R1('hard 1-.. the Spt't'dy At:" thl' lime of arn•-.t anti made de- tornl'\ ~N\'IC't' nf Santa Ana. rol!atun rl'marks about his :i:.- R1charcl r la1m.., he was arrest-soc1at1on with th•• llare Krishna ._. mml'ment .. M E d Richard statl•s that emolionJI Court ove ye rustrl'~ .. was 1-:l·nnated by h1:. ar rrst hccause il occurred al a time wh<'n ht' was on an important er rand for his pregnant wife. S1\C.:RA:'t1ENTO (AP ) -Slate Senall' rre~t<lt•nt pro tem James Mill~ 'avs ht• will introduce lei;1slat1nn nt"\l ~eek that will re- qu1rt· lh<' California Soprf'mC' Court to mo\ l' lls headquarters from "a n Fr a n cisco to Sa<"ram1·nto lflo ..,tales that he was lodi;?rd in 3 flood('d J3 1l \'(•JI With a !>Oak('d be<1 fur mn'>I of I he day and w.rs not allowed lo rt•tum homl' until lalC' lh<il night Oarlst•as·n.:e JJlallh~ Jobless, Prices On Hi~ WASHIN;T-;r;~l Unemployment jumped to its highest level in 11 months in Nov- ember, rising from 7.9 % to 8.1 percent, while wholesale prices posted their third blgcoosecuUve monthly increase, lhe govern· ment said today. The double dose or economic news from the Labor Depart- ment provided fresh evidence of a sluggish ~conomy and a1.roac l.nllationary pressures. 'rhe rise in unemployment heightened the likelihood that Pres1~ent-elecl Jimmy Carter will pbsh for tax cuts and other measures to boost the economy early in the new administrat1on. Carter has said he will con- sider recommending a tax cut or increased government spending rumed at creating jobs to get the economy movmg if the slowdown continues much longer. lo the three weeks since he said that, there has been little evidence that lhe slowdown is over. The Labor Department said 209\000 more Americans joined the Jobless rolls in November, raising the total to 7.8 million. The unemployment rate, at 8 J percent, was the highest level this year and the peak since last December when it stood at 8.3 percent. Smee last spring the ceonom~ has been growing barely Cast enough to provide jobs for new entrants in the labor force, and th<.• unemployment rate gradual- ly has increased from last May when 1t r eached a post-recession low of 7.3 percent.. The continued softness in the economy along with rising prices could complicate things for Carter as he tries to devise ways of stimulating the growth without further kindling inflati~n: Higher prices for natural gas, other fuels and energy products led a six-tenths.of a percent m- crca::.c in the Wholesale Pnce Index last month. The November r1::.e equaled October's increase and followed a rise of nine-tenths of a percent in September. Farm pric~s dropped for the second consecutive month, down fl\C·tenths of a percent. but it wasn't enough to offset an e1ght- tenths of a percent rise in in- dustrial prices. Industrial prices, which play a much larger role in determining the over-all rate or inOaUon than do farm and food prices, have been aceeleratmg sinccJunc. Wife Facing Shooting Trial I\ woman who allegedly shot her husband m the head, arm and .:roin with a .22 caliber nne after the pair quarelled m their Santa Ana home has been ordered lo face trial on murder charges Feb. 14 in Orange County ~upetlor Court. Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial dale and a pretnal ..,t•ss1on Jan. 21 for M ary Janene Bro~ n, 40. ~he IS free on $5,000 bail. Polict' said Mrs. Brown and several of h e r neighbor s telephoned them last Oct. 24 to report the shooting of Julius R. Rrown. 48 Thl'Y ::.aid they had h<'cn called to tbe hous e Par her that W<'ek to restore order between the scuffling couple. Jn order to handle Christmas mall and to encourage people to mail early, the Postal Service in Cleveland has set up a 14·f oot mailbox downtown. Mail can be inserted in slots on the side. -I Huang Hua. China's am- bassador to the United Na· tions, has been na m ed foreign minister in a govern- ment shakeup expected to buttre:.s the policy of rap- prochement wiLh the United States. CHEAP HEIST PAYS DIJ?IDEND LYON. France (~2 ::::_ Two gunmen who robbed a Lyon bank were appar e ntly try ing t o economize -they fled on a motorbike. ' lf they get away, they won't have lo economize much longer. Bank sources said Thursday they got between $1.2 million and $1.6 million in francs. Friday. December 3 1976 DAIL y PILOT A3 'Refused Order' Marine Jailed In KKK.Flap . . The U.S. Marine Co11>s has ar· rested a Camp Pend.let.on Marine who stepped forward earlier this week and identified himself as head of the Ku Klux Klan at this racially tro ubled baese. "Cpl. Dan Bailey, who had publicly identified himself as a KKK officer, was taken into custody tonight for refu.slng to carry oul orders 'to report to a new duty station," said a t.enie statement Thursda y evening from a base spokesman. Also Thursday, the Black- Congressional Caucus was asked to begin a formal investigation of Ku Klux Klan activities al Camp Pendleton. • A Marine estimated more than 50 others belong to the white- supremacy organization at the base. Another said there are simiJar chapters at Marine bases in other states. The investigatlon by black con- gressmen and women was asked by Clarence ·Pendleton, ex· ecutive director of the San Diego Urbao League, who revealed the Klan's presence last week. A spokesman for Rep. Yvonne Brathwaitft Borke, D-Calll., a membei\ o f th e Black Congressional Caucus, said she and others were in Africa but would "review lhe request favorably." Bailey, 25, of Norfolk, Va., and the soo of a retired Navy olficer. has said he became the "exalted cyclops," or leader. ol lhe KKK al the base after the Marin.es transferred Sgt. Randall Clouse toDallu. Clouse, who admitted he was the exalted cyclops, was among 16 Marines named on a list of al· leged Klan members. Tbe U:sh was discovered after several black Marines staged a comman· do-style raid on a group of white Marines. The attack occurred Nov. 13 in a barracks on the sprawling base, the nation's biggest Marine installation with a military population of t0,000. The blacks have said they thought they ..-ere breaking up a KKK meeting, but investigators since reported it was the wrong room. Tbe Corps said the six whites injured with clubs and screwdrivers were having a beer party. The incident, however, led to the search of the entire barracks building and discovery of the purported KKK membership list. a high-powered civilian pistol and other weapons. The Marines have charged 12 black Marines with conspiracy and ass ault in the raid. Two others are in custody for in- vestigation. Pretrial hearings for· those charged begin Monday, the Corps said. --~-----~--------------- ~fSl' 910 ~UT · /·~ ·THE GREAT NEW TRU-ST AND ADJUSTIHw •HO HAILS No more ed1usting cutting or laboring to gey your tree to lit your stand. We bOre a hole 10 the bollom of your tree lrunl(, when you get home you srrnply set the tree rn the TRU·ST AND and lill 11 with a gallon of water and start decorating Jwt••·~ ho....-' decorate ror all your decorating needs. Unique hard to find items .... Expensive one of a kind .... Imports plus .... American made novelties. Imported and domestic tree lights .... twinkle .... action .... bubble .... miniature and outdoor. Plus we also have a large selection of replacement bulbs. Have you seen our tree tops? One of Orange County's Largest Free Cut Evergreen ·• CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS • Wreath and Bows o f pine. fir and cedar • Garlands of cedar • Holly Sprigs HOUSE PLANT SPECIALS for Christmas Giving FICUS BENJAMINA Reg 7~~f4 One of the area's prized home plant specimens 1299 6" WANDERING Jell Reg, 299 Bridal Veit • Zebrine 699 6" CREEPING CHARLIE 699 199 and SPIDER PLANTS Val. ldW!UtCMtl 2123 NEWPORT ILYD. • COSTAMISA 646-3925 PATIO SHOP e 642-4103 f'ricA 0.... ,,.,,, lfllll llOUlll! tZ.M6 l"""-,. 7130.10:00 7hrtAWMll lfodl Oi!HW I I 1 I I I t • ,. .' A4 OAILYPILOT Jost •e- ~ ,I w ith . J". Tom M~phine U PS & DOWNS: Sometimes news people will grasp at any available str aw m an effort to of- fer something bright and cheery 10 the ebb and now of daily events. Let's face it; there's so much fear and dismay around ·that they'll try anything for a touch of happiness. Friday December 3. 1976 Offshore Drilling Weighed BOSTON (AP) -Offshore od development will bring air pollu- tion to the beaches and rocky in· lets or New England -but not enough to threaten the way or life in its seaport towns, a federal re- port says. Thus 1t happeoed late yester- d ay when news broke out or San Francisco that price controls on hquor. beer and wine were ruled unconstitutiona I. And the financially depressed region would gain thousands of jobs and bllJion of dolJars worth of investments if a large oil strike we r e made in New England's continental shelf. Despite consjderable opposition, the federal government plans to lease dnJling rights next spring. ................ PRODUCTION OF THE COSTLY AND CONTROVERSIAL 81 BOMBER HAS BEEN ORDERED BY DEFENSE SECRETARY RllMSFELC . . It is likely fitting that this news was dispatched from San Fran- cisco, where the Caltfornia AJcoholic Beverage Control Ap. peals Board was sitting in august session. The City's reputation for widespread intemperance even surpasses certain sections or our THE R EPORT, prepared by the New England River Basins Commission of the U.S. Interior Departme nt, is far more op· timistic than a study of proposed energy projects off the shores oC New J ersey and Delaware re- lea'led Thursday in Washington. Carter Facing Big Decision · Production of Costliest Bomber in History a ~stion own Orange Coast. Anyway, news people working the late s haft yesterday greeted the possible lifting of price con· trots on booze like 1t was a major upturn in human <.'Vents. •·GOOD NEWS on Booze!" one -::.treet headline screamed out at passersby doing their evening otihopping. Now this headline teeters along on the feather edge of editorial comment, prob~ .chU{ned out by an 1n!.pired a nd thirsty Journalistic soul Aftcr all, the lifting of priee t·ontrob on Dt:mon Hum was Jikely not greeted as positive news b) mt' m bcrs of the Women 'i; Christian Tem - perancl· lJnwn or s1m1liJr or· ~ania11lons. Tt.'etotalt.•rs. however, wt:re likely cons1derC'd as a rt•mote minority J:roup in the now of this enormous event Now. what re all) h:.tµP<'ned up in San Francisco was that the IJ. quor appeals board was ponder 1ni:: prict• f1x1ng polrcres on hooch which hJvt· pn•, ailed 1n our Golden St at c f11r 11Parly four de- ('Jdes. THE C'Ol'ICJ.I SI0.''1, Wt\S that ~overnmC'nt pntt• frxrng the bureaucrat:. prefrr lo call thrs fair trade prov1s1ons arc 1llcRal under a recent a mt•ndment to the Sherman Ant1lru::.l Act. Thus tht> board \lild pnce con trols should bl' 'wl'pl av. .1) Th1i; would mt.•an re tail pnces for all kinds of l><Hl7\' would ht> allowt.'<.I to noat. 1f )ou'll pardon the(.'). '1resswn This devt•lopcd happy visions in the minds of i::rog consumers who could ..,ee the pnce tags on .di krnds of intemperance plung mg to nt.•v. low k" ds Just as the holiday sl'J"On dpproached to of fl•r l'xpandcd l'll.CU!.cs for lifting a fpv. cup'> ALAS, FOK TllOSt: v.1th parched lips, th1· dream of an ..ikoholac pr1t·1• v. .11 apl>('ar dim· rnt•r l<XIJ~ JI d(•H•lops that tlu• 'lJlt'' l>eparlmt•nt uf alcohol11 Ill'\ erJ~t.· I 'ontrol pt.ms lo appe.Jl th1• dt•c1s1on lo th<' courts And tht' t'Jl1forn1a Heta1I 1.rquor Dealer-. "'o< 1 a lion '>U pport.. th al appeal '1eanwh1le, the ABC plans to 1·nnt1nut> to t•nfortt' fair tradt- prnvl61on.s on booze pncmJt unlll 11 ran 11:et the \4 holt' bsu.-hefore thl' ('OUrt:-. ThuS II ri•main'i doohtrul toduy . that the! JUlC'l' ()( thr vine wall tw• nowmg ('hl'aply an the strl'f'ts Now thO"i<' who want the court to say liquor pntc controls are okay h<-tl('r tie hnprnf( for .i Judftc who 1im'l th111,ty Thal study, by the con- gressional Office or Technology Assessment, conc luded that large-scale offshore energy de- velopment, including oil drilling, would create ecological, technological and political pro- • blems that stale and federaJ agencies are not eywpped to re- solve. 1 THE NEW ENGLAND r eport, prepared for a meeting of the New England Governors Council in Stockbridge, Mass .. saitl a big oil find would provide an average of 4,400 jobs a year over JO years . ll said major development would stimulate $3.5 billion in invest· m ents in pipelines and other petroleum facilities. Storage tanks. gas procesi.ang plants and refineries would give off tons of hydrocarbon air pollu- tion each year. the report acknowledged. But a spokesman for the river basin commission said that if storage tanks were placed in areas that now have clean air, tho pollution would l'lot exceed federal standards. WA S HI NGTO N (AP > - President-elect Jimmy Carter is faced with a difficult decision over production or the con- troversial 81 bomber, potentially the costliest bomber in the na- tion's history . The Ford Adminis tration Thursday awarded contracts to start production of the Bl, putting Carter in Lhe position of having to cancel a project that is already under way if he decides against it T h e Air Force awarded Rockwell International Corp., General Electric Co. and the Boe· ing Co. three-year contracts total· mg $704.9 mil hon to build the first three Bls and prepare to bujld ad- ditional bombers. ThetotaJ cost of the proposed fleet of 244 planes Verdict Protested SAN FRANCISCO <AP> A dozen m embers of a spantual movement staged a mock funeral in front of the Indian con- sulate to protest the murder con- Vlcllon a week ;u:o or their guru, Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar. 'Dignity Sullied' A party thrown by Conservative lawmakers and featur- ing a woman who popped topless from a cake has '•sullied tht dignity" of Parliament, opposition Laborites declared in Canberra, Australia, Thursday. They demanded action u~wnsl those responsible for the party to honor memb{?rs who have Sl'rved 10 years in Parliament. Record Lows Chill East l'lbftny AlbuQ~OUt ""'""'-All.tfttd """'•"G"'""' 81vnarc • a...~ 8o\IO'\ Buffalo • °"''''""'"" 00.tf'Aqt} (1n<.,nMll (l"1111l&nd °"" .. ' Of-\ M.Q.M' \ ()r>tr-o-t Ovlutn Gr...., Boy ........ Honolulu Wld Air Holds Lakes Area Near Zero "'"' ...... 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N rly todtv H lrlqlcl Ca.,Mll.., eirtOt\ ti......, lo..,.,,. i,.tt 1119 ,..,letl.. ~ ol tllt <llY'' .c11001, •rwl co• HoOf\h Wiii -a WIO<' ..... l""IQr\ ~ ... 1111iow11"1"" .o.1'-1..,. (N\\ -I"" ~ 1>•ar doW1tl0-l,.o\ ""91'*\, ot&>olltQ to 1ti. JO\ 1., <llllller t!•tt tltt ilft ll<trftAr41lM Valt.y tvlllal1> <t\O'"· mta1't1Mt , 1411\evt <rt'PIYn ._._ n-u ..ci llift\lftl"'lf'lt WlftO\ ef _,. JO milt\ Plf l\OUf, NIQlll\ \llOUIO dip l"'o htOlllndaot 1,, ,... _,1 .. 11.lfl\s wfll ee most1v lft.O.a111~r• .. •1tl..-•-H111>\1,. ._ f99-l.O"n Wiii lie l\ IQ 401 .. "--OtterK ar>CI 1J It 4) 11' lllf ._, .. ,.,h (Coo•lol weather ht· formal.Ion wdl bf J~ on Pogt Blttodo11J would be $22. 9 billion. CARTE R, WHO TAKES office Jan. 20, said during the campaign he saw no need to build the bom- bers now, without ruling out a possible change in his stand. On Thursday, his press sec retary Jody Powell said Carter will make a thorough re- view before making a decision. Powell quoted the president-elect as saying the Ford Administra- Uon 's approval of the contract was "completely consistent" with its previous policy. CONGR ESS THIS YEAR limit· ed spending for the Bl production to $87 million a month through Feb. l. By its a ction Thursday, the Pentagon approved a pl:m that would extend the limited funding unlil June l, purportedly to give Carter more time to make his ul- timate decision on lhefate of the bomber. The government had previously in vested $2.6 billion in development and testing of the Bl. Pentagon 0"1c1als have said p r eviousl y they expect ed Congress to go along with extend· ing the temporary funding plan until June 1f Carter accepted that approach. DEFENS£ SECR ETARY Donald Rums feld. who an- nounced the expected go-ahead after consulting with Ford, said the Bl was needed to counteract • growing Soviet s treoglb an straleltic nuclear weapons. Air Force Secretary Thom&1 C. Reed told a news conference. "it would be irresponsible not to in- itiate B} production at this lime." The Bl, about two-thirds the size of the B52 bomber, is a swing- wing, four-jet aircraft that is de- signed to fly between continents at supersonic speeds at high altitudes and then drop t.c>tree top heights to penetrate air defense radar at bil{h subsonic speeds. Besides the huge cost or the bomber, opponents contend it would be aw as le because it is ob- solete in the missile age. Mexican Peasants ·Forcing Crop Loss CULIACAN, Mexico (AP) -Thousands of peasants have dis.' rupted farm work in the Mexican state of Sinaloa to enforce demands Cor land, and landowners warned that their crops could suffer. The owners asked Gov. Alfonso Calderon to come to the region lo· day to try to convince lhe squatters to stop their action and let the r armers work. Gilberto Partida, a lawyer representing the landowners. warned: "Ifthesituationdoesn'tretum to normal soon, in some cases there will be a total 1055 of crops and in others the planting of wheat, potatoes and vegetables will be blocked." LANDOWNERS RE PORTED about 10,000 campesinos, or land- less pe asants. were blocking work on an estimated 106,000 acres. Reporters who visited the area said some of the peasants were armed and we re keeping owners and farm workers from reaching their fields. The campesinos establlshcd80campson the farms in the Carrizo, Fuerte and Guasavc valleys north or Culiacan, the state capital. Some were along bighwaya and others were on pri vale land. Each had a large Mexican fiag and banners in large letters demanding land grants immediately. 1m eam f ' NOW! . FOii A LIMITED TIME -ONLY! ~tNTUC"V STRAIGHT ROURBON WHISMIY 80 PROOf orstn llO ANO BOT llCO ftY IAMLS 8 8(AM OISlilllNG C() Cl[~MOllT ICAM, l\Y mt wom·s FINEST BOURBON KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY fJi.rll/# .,.J Hit/II.,_ llUfS 8.BJM!P.WJU,JNG en J/'11" CLIUtMONT • •CAM KCNTUCKV ~-;4~ llM( l~l WIT..OllT M lllll•TVK Ill~~, •• ~ .......... -. .,. • • -liquor Prices , . T~ Fl~~?~' SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Bay Area liquor dealers say _Jhey don't plan to stage a liquor price war alter the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Appeals Board de· cided. in a strongly disputed a c- tion, to remove prtce controls on beer, liquor and wine. San Francisco liquor store owner Richard Corsetti, the cause or the ruling that minimum bquor prices are illegal, said, "Anybody who'd cut prices now wouJd be foolish." • CORSE'rfl SAID HE'S goin g lo wait until the law is "legally changed" before he cuts prices. A s urvey disclosed that to be the prevailing opinion by a dozen • other Bay Area liquor dealers "No way am J going to cut my liquor prices," said Gene Woerner. who has <t store on . Geary Street. "The issue 1s still under appeal, don 'l fool around until the appeal as sctlled." The AUC Department, which enforces state liquor statutes. immediately s aid it would appeM the det'ision in state Supreme Court. AB C APP EALS BOARD chairman Peter Finnegan caJll'<I the decision the •·most 1mpor tant'' in the body's 21-year tus tory. The board as the agency lo which retailers appeal when thc,C. feel they have been unfairly treated. Larry Hazzano. speak1n~ for the California Retail Liquor Dealers Association. sa id tht' j!roup was not going to tnJCCt 1tseJf into the dispute between lhl' ABC Depa?tment and the appeals board Jury Probes Me dicare Abuse Ta l es SAN DIEGO <AP > A fed eral grand jury rl'portcdly 1.-. looking into charges of widespread misuse of Me<l1cart· funds by phys1c1ans As much as $500,000 and possibly far more may be in volved, the San Diego Union n· ported .. A dozen or so San Diego doc tors are said to be under l1l vestigalton for cl aiming blood tcsb were done an their oHtt·c, when the testing actually "'a-. d o n l' 1 n a c o m p u t e r 1 7l' II labor a ton ~1t'd1care pa~.., h1ghtr !or lh1· offi ce tests and the doctors m.1, hav<' kcpl tht.> d1freren<:t' an In H·st1gator 'latd i\t f1r-;t, the 1nqutr} rcporl\<d Iv 1nvoh ed 50 phy"1C'a<tns al Ah arado Med1c<1I Ct•ntcr but was said t<> ha' c h<'<'n narro"' C(I in n •n•nt dav'i Actors B e ar Comedian Fellow actors carry the bier of comedian Godfrey Cam - bridge in s ervices ·Thursday m Los Angeles. From left, !')idncy Poitier. lfoymond St. J acques, David Shiner and Will1;,i01 Mur!->hall Tht· hl<Jck <Jclor died wh ile filming the television movie "Victory at Entebbe." Addicte d Newborns' Mom Faces Charge !:)AN HERNARDINO CA P> The San Bernardino County District Attorney's offtcl.' says felony ·ch1ld abuse char~l'!I have been filed a~aanst 30-ycar-old Margaret lk~ c!-i because her twin sons Victor and Hay "'ere born "'1th heroin ~1thclrJ"'ul symptom::. The "'oman gave birth to lhe l"'tn.S Oct. JI at S<1n Bernardino Coun· tv Med1c·al Ccnler. She was ar ri.•stcd upon her release Nov. 5 ( The infants are being carC1:l for S ) by the woman 's s1stN. Feld i.aid l a l e They wer.c report t•d lo h~ tn good _ _ health except for the withdrawal ------------ :.ymptoms Plon tnops lla 111pa n t? LA. S n iper H e ld R I VF.RSIDE <A P I Thousands of native CaJ1fornaa <lcsert plants arc being uprooted :innu<illy and 1llegally taken to Anzooa for s ale to landsl·aµ<·r s the fedt'tJI Rureau of I.and ManaRement says BLM district ranger nraan Booher said the situation lS now caustnR a si~nif1cantdram on dt- st"rt resourct"s D a111 Site St uclled LO~ A \iG ELES <A Pl The l S Corps or En~1net·rs h,1., or 1kn'<l another study of t-arth qui.Ike hat<irtls at the sate or tht• rontrovers1 al 1125 foot high 'lie~ \1clcml"• Darn on lhl' Stanislaus Hn t•r l'11t1t·s ol th1• dum l'l:um that c·arthq11:1kc· (Hul ts w1thm five mill's or thl' silt.· r ould caus1• a ffif!JOI t1·111blor and lrtgl(cr a dis ,L,ler LOS /\NC ELES (AP ) -A 26- year-old former mental patient, Jeffrey Thom as Paley, who said he was trying to show how easy il as lo buy a gun and c•ndanger pcq- ple has been arrested after an t.•arly morning sniping spree from atop a downtown Los Angeles hotel No one was hit by any or the 12 to 15 shots fired early Thursday. Skat~ Grounded DEATll VALLEY CAP) -Lin· da Rl•angold. who skated 125 miles through Death Valley, in a campJIJ!ll pll•dgt'. s ays she still Im.cs ..,kat1ng but 1t will he hmit- l'CI to roltcr r inks until her blisters vanish. "I thank I 'II have a nice cold drink, a nice hot bath and then maybe go out and do some party- tni:!," s he said after finishing. 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Sltf>f•r '\;}1''1i)ltf'JO fJrO{lrArn Wrlh !!pGC1nl·P11r- chase oPIX>r11Jn1flltr\ / • /2. ~ -. n '1J(!/\~ON .. ~ 'ncmr&x !~~~~~~~~~~~2;. ~.~1 -~~ -------------- Frid•t· December 3. 1976 DAIL V PILOT JlS Harris es Seek Switch Coup le D e mand Replaeement Lawyer OAKLAND (AP) -William and Emily Harris, vowing to tun\ their trial on charges of kidnap. in~ Patricia Hearst into a legal epilog lo the terrorist saga of the Symbionese LlberaUon Army, have demanded that a Judie ap- point politica lly activis t at· tomeys to represent them. The Harrlses, among the last surviving original members of the raitag tribe that galned world recognition on Feb. 4. 1974, when Miss Hearst was abducted at gunpoint, have renewed their angry requests that two court- appointed lawyers be dismissed. THE HARRISES WANT Los Angeles attorney William We- inglass, who s pearheaded their derense in a nother trial earller this year. as the counsel for William Harris. Mrs. Harris asked Alameda County Superior Court Judge Alan Lindsey to appoint San Francisco barrister Susan B. Jordan as he r attorney. Attorneys Lincoln Mintz and Michael Ballachey have joined the Harrises in the request that they berelleved. THE HARRISES argued for four hours during a turbulent court session that threatened several times to get out of hand. At one point. the volatile Harris turned to Llndsey and aald almost meekly, "I'm not trying to create a circus atmospberebere." The dialruptions arose because Undaey bad told the Harriaes each could speak "fOI' as lone u . you wish" on why each was op· posed to the court-appointed at- tomeya. W E I NGLASS AND Miss Jordan were in the courtroom and the Harrises repeatedly tried to consult with them. instead of t.be lawyers named in October lo represent them. Finally, ln a voice tinged with exasperation, Juc1ge Lln!~Y' granted a brief consultation. friends." Mra. Harris, clad ln ~d y alacks and nowered blousewhkh contrasted sharply with the white jallhouse Jumpsuit her husband wore, spoke from notes handwritten on a yellow legal pad. Fired for Sex? Deputy, Mate Aak Redreaa SANTA BARBARA (AP) -A Santa Barbara County Sheriffs lieut.en ant and his wile, both fired in the wake of a sexual misconduct inveatigatlon aimed attheofCker.have ukedlor aclvUservlcecom- misaion bearing on the dismissals. · Documents filed by Sheriff John Carpenter said U . James B . Moore. Jr., 39, was fired because be allegedly bad sexual intercourse. with Mrs. Melinda Gallant, a clerk for the county and a cueat at Moore's wedding reception last February. Moor~'s wife, Ann, 30, a supervisor for lbe county; W'a5 fired after refusing tocooperateintbeinvestigation, It was leamedTbunday. Carpenter presented Moore with his dismissal letter on Nov. 29. alleging that Moore followed Mrs. Gallant lnto a bathroom durlne the reception, then ''tooksexualadvanlageof Mra. 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FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY• NIWPORT CINTll '· ' .16 DAll"'Y PILOT E DITORIAL PAGE A Tim.ely Shakeup J.'or weeks now ne ws emergmg from in· ve.'>ligation of rond1tions at the s tate's 11 m ental hbs pitals has been inc re asingly dis· turbing to families of the patients. to hospita l employes and to the public at large . AJlegations of patient neglect and ac· tual abuse hc.avc come from hospital workers and patients' families, and 49 "questionable'' deaths in the hospitals are now being probed So Governor Brown's aruiouncement of appointment of new hospital directors to as· sumc full command and responsibility at ea<.'h of th"' ho~pitals is a timely and pro- bably useful m ove. The governor 's move anticipates a new law that goes into effect J anuary 1 which provides for a s ingle director at each hos pital and ends the system of dividing medical and administrative responsibllities between two c hiefs But. like replacing a football coach or a b,aseball manager, the governor's action 1s not likely to make the big diffe rence Investigations have made it rathe r plam that muc h of the trouble is rooted in in- adequate staffing of the hospitals. This will require time to correct. It probably will re- quire much more careful screening and training of employes. And it is probably go- ing to require considerably more m oney if tbe state is going to de liver the desired level of skilled and humanitarian care to the mental hospital patients. Junkets Can Pay This 1s a tlm<' of year when critics of gov<.•rnmcnt s pt:nding like l<J zero in on a favorite target Congressional Junkets. Congress is in recess and many of its members are laking advantage of the post· election lull to go g lobe-trotting-about 48 Senator:-and nc:prc!.>entat1vcs at the m o ment, plus som<.· staff ;mies and family members. There ::. a J louse delegation studying lhings down around the Panama Canal; a quartet of Con gressm en in Africa; a Senate- House delegation m Europe checking up on the J lcbmk i p c.t<:t ; s ome Senc.itors in the Mid- dle East probing nuclear developments: others on a fore1~n policy v1s1t t.oCh~a. Last year. 47 of the 100 Senators traveled abroad on various government- rclated duties. OC course it all costs money. The annual bills for Con gressional trips abroad in re- t·ent years h ave ranged from $800,000 to more than Sl million. And that doesn't in· elude the cost of trips made. in military planes . Is aJl this reaUy necessary? Yes, sa~s House Speaker Carl Albert. "l don't see how we could function in this C'ra without congressional oversight and ins pection.·· ,,.. · He has a ~ood point. The United States no longer hves alone in the world. And members of Congress repeatedly a.re re· quired to vote on complex issues involving our relalJonships abroad-frequently fn. vol ving the spending of taxpayers' money. It's been estimated that congressional inspections of our overseas bases by mem- bers of the Armed Services Committee has saved hundreds of millions of tax dollars. Obviously it is in our interest to have elected representatives making on·the- scene ins pections of NATO defenses in which we are d eeply involved. And Cong ressmen s hould know what's going on m Panama before they (ace the difficult vote on the futureofthecanal. Consider, for example, the misguided congressional vole that s hut off our arms ::.upply to Turkey and resulted in the re- taliatory closing of our vital bases on the Soviet border -largely because Congress got heavy input from anti-Turkey lobbyists m Washlngton. That might have been very different if more of the members had first· hand knowledge of our position in Turkey. It is undoubtedly true that some of the trips arc: little more than junkets to attrac- tive places that hardly qualify as interna- tional proble m areas. And that many of the travelers :.etlle for the routine guided tour rather tha n in·depth study of local condi· lions. But the people who are making d e· t•1sions that determme our relationships tibroa<l ~hould have more than a long· distance view of the world. And when the trips are thoughtfully planned. preceded by adequate briefings and, where necessary, include qualified technical advisers, they are worthwhile. Modern Cussing Sounds Pale Beside the Classical Invective Back 1n Lhe glorious ddyS or my youth the Catholic C"hurch knew what 1t was and what 1t i1tood for, and told 1! :ill 1n good , straightforward Latin That bnck or a church kne..., full well \\hetl was ROod for it s communicants It also knt•w quit<' as sturdily, ...,hat was itood tor everyone elst> II IS hard lv belH.·ve that one or lhe churt h '.., o ffs h ooh ~omrt h1nl( cal l ed lht Legi o n o r Dt>t'enc y. d ett>r m 1ned JUSt wh at cl irl y worrl<; the American peoplt> could hcsr from thei r rrwndly neighborhood movie screen Thr lay ca rd inal who admln11lercd the legioo's code, was a chap namt"d Joe Breen ln 1939 Joe m sdc on e of the lmp()rtant r ultural leaps of the penod. Ht" gave has imprimatur to th«' use of the word "damn" In Dave Selzn1ck 's producllon or "Gone With the Wind " ( CHARLES McCABE J out of style. and soon. Dirty talk, whi ch was a lways s lightly boring, is becoming decid('dly boring. and the end is scarcely in sight. WHEN that monument to bad taste. "Mary llartman, Mary Hartman'· usei. nightly words llke "hell" and "son of a bitch" and uses indecent exposure ~ a peg for high·cornedy soc ial comment, the winds of reaction can almost be felt. The truth is cussing is in a sorry stale. We need a whole new set of ('USS words. I have a friend who, when angry, says Pooah! That expletive hu8 more force and freshness than a t.howland nights 1n Lhe Oval Room of R.lch11rd Nixon BUT IF VOU want proper c~sing you go to The Master As he wrote the finest love poetry or ttls time. so Shak(''lpeare got off some of the most orotund and moving abust' of this time. Consider ~ueen M arli(aret on the "ubjecl o( Gloucester in Richard lit "Stay. dog, for th01l sbaU hear~. "If heaven have any gnevow plague in store "Erceerung those that I can wiah uponthu. "0, let them keep it till lhJI ~ be npe, "And then hurl down their indignation "On lhee, the troubler of the poor world's peace' "The womb of con&dence shall be·gnaw lhey soul! "Th11 friends susped for traitors while thou Uv'1t "And to.U deep tr<Wors for thy de· arelt fnends. "No aleep cloae up that deadly eye of tllh&e, "Unless It be while some tormem1ng dream ''Al/rights thee with a hell of rl!Jly devlla! "Thou elvish·mark'd, abortive, rootJng hog. "Thou that waa aeal'd •n th11 oot 1111111 • "The slave of nature and the aon o/ hell, "Thou slander of thy heavy mother's womb, "Thou loathed 1asue of thy /other'• loins. ··~~ rag of honor, thou d.etefted That. I submit, is the stuff. Bending the Regulatlons Oil Industry Protectiori WASHJNGTON -The oil in· dustry has plenty or protectors 1n Washington who are eager to de· monstrate their devotion lo Oll and gas. Whether the oil barons seek large or small favors. the powers in Washmgton are usual· ly ready to oblige. The oil companies ar.c con- stantly asking the federal re· gulators, for example, for specia l breaks. Mo re often than not, t.he re- g u I at or y agencies have granted the r e que sts . Here ar e so m e ex · amples that we have dug out of government files. Several companies, includ· ing such giants as Gulf. Shell and Texaco , have as k e d the Transportation Dept. to waive safety regulations dealing wtlh the shipment of hazardous sub· stances. These have ra nged from flammable gas lo radioactive materials. Despite the public danger , many of these requests have been granted. -The Interior Dept. is sup· posed to protect our shores from offshore oil contamination. Yet. of 1,395 reques ts for offshore drilling waivers from tbe 10 largest oil companies, Interior has granted a n incredible 1,314 Many o( the waivers permitted the companies to ignore pollutidn controls, lntenor officials told us. -MOBlL TRIED,to get the In· terstate Comme rce Commission to lift the profit ceiling qwetly on offshore oil pipeline operatioos In this case, the ICC refused to (JACK ANDERSON) deaJ with M obi I on the QT and directed the company to go through regular. open channels. Each or Lhe Big Ten 011 com- panies has also sought spcciul treatment from the Federal Trade Commission. They have asked the FTC to quash requests for their corporate records, which the FTC has r efused to do. Spokesmen denied that the 1'ranspartation and Interior de- partments have given the oil companies special treatment. Each request for a waiver is Judged on its merits, s aid the s pokesmen for both depart · men ts. Footnote: A ske ptical Rep. John Moss (D·Cali( ). is in- vestigating churges that the re- gulatory agencies have give n favored treatment to the oil com· panies. He has also challenged the industry's figures. showing 1t would hurt the economy to break up the oil giants. According to Exxon's dire pro- jection, for ex1.1 mple, unemploy- ment would jump over one • million persons in three years and the nation's gross national product would decline by a slag· gering $86.8 billion. Standard Oil of Indiana came up with projec- tions that are only slightly less harrowing. Moss called upon government economists al the Library of Congress to double·check the in· dustry16 ominous calculations In a confldent1al report, the experts have now concluded that the im· pact on the economy would be significantly less severe than the oil companies claim. They con· tend that unemployment would ''They ollered me the llr11t thrre for the price of one, and my 801e obligation is to purchuc 11iJC more from the doieo1 to be offer~d ovt"r the coming twelve month11." increase no more than 290,000 and that the economy would decline only $21.2 billion. Indeed, some economists believe that. divestiture wouldn 'I. hurt the economy at all. NUCLEAR FALWUT: ll was the responsibility of the Environ· mental Protection Agency to safeguard I.be public from the re· cent r adioactive clouds out or China. But the EPA's warning system broke down when the first fallout drifted across the United S\.ates al the end of Scptem ~r, The monitors failed to detect the first traces or radioactivity. after they were washed to the ground by heavy rains. The fallout was disco"ered almost by a ccident when workers at lhe Peach Bottom. P..i .. nuclear re· cictor picked up radiation on their wet feet. The EPA knew that cows can eat wet, contaminated grass. Thus. there was danger that the radioactive poison would !ind its way into the milk supply in a matter of hours. Yet the EPA neither sought out available weather forecasts nor warned farmers in advance of the possible threat to their ,milk. Two s tates, Connecticut and Massachusetts, reported the radiation levels had reached the dangerous level and. on their own, ordered cows taken off out- door grass and put on stored feeds . THE EPA also neglected to notify the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the Chinese fallout was on its way. As a re· suit, NRC mistakenly concluded that the radioactivity al the Peach Bottom Reactor had been caused by "airborne effluent from building vents." EPA also kept the public in the dark until October 5, a full week after it first learned of the im· pending fallout. The agency first round out about the extent of the radioactive contamination from Pennsylvania stale officials. Nol until then did the EPA rush out a belated press release. Ralph Nader's watchdogs and Sen. Edward Kennedy's office were distur~d over the EPA's .11luggish response to lhe first Chinese nuc lear cloud. They raised such a howl that EPA handled the second radioactive fallout far more carefully. Alerts· were put out in plenty or time to take the necessary precautlonis. You are not a true.• American 1f you can 't rt>rall C'lnrk Gablt, telllnl( that :iwtul woman. "FTenkly my dear. I don't g1vP u damn " A ciccadc latct the one. holy . catholic and a postolic church decided the movies <'<>uld u~e the expression "Oh. God " When Does a Bribe BecOme an· Insult?. THINGS have moved a bit since those day~. 0 1' Nelse give!! some guy The Finger and it's on the front pa~e of your ramily newspaper. Jim m y the Cart "-'es the word ·•screw" and we are all treated to It Earl Butz tells " literally unprintable racial slur, and five daily newspapers tell it like he said it. There is no doubt that dirty talk is 1n style. And here's the aood news : Anything that is ln !!tyle is absolutely certain to go o~ar Gloomy Gus Just heard that aJI tbe pee>-! ple ln Plaina, Ga. had td make do with peanut but· ter 1Jandwlc hes for Thanksgiving. Seems they sent the turkey to Washington. B.tl. 01 .. ,,., Owt ttfflfl'ltftl) ttt •-"-• ty '"''" •~• .... " "'•<e1tM11, ,.ll•• •,.. ........ '"' ,,.......... ~ ,_ .... "T•t tt 01 ..... , Ow•/ O•lly ,.. ... WASHINGTON The alrfog of accusations that a South Korean wheeler·dealer named Tongsun Park may have bribed more than his allotted quota of congressmen and other American leaders ha.s set off re· actions unlike those most alleRa- lions of this kind do. The proper rHponse would have been to send the South. Koreans a note threaten· Ing the withdrawal of aid or a sus· pen11lon of the bribes we pay their leaders unless they immediately pus a law making it II· legal to bribe us. That wa11 our response to earlier revel.ttons lha\ some of our corporations were lndul1ln1 In what the SecurtUes and Exchanae Com• ml11ion som ewhat euphemistically calls ,.hnproper payments." Some o( the lnordlnata irrlt•· lion Is Mcou.ntcd for by tho f acl that many Americans, perh•ps not a majority but many, don't Uke Koreans or tilher a Nort..htm or Southern peF'suuion. They strike some of us as a brutal peo- ple without art or charm but with n natural · aptitude ror totalitarian thuggery. tf the North Korean commies overran the Soulh Korean fascists, a goodly number ot Americans couldn't care len about what happens in a land they imagine is covered In three feet of guano and two feet of the blood oC lnno-• cent Chri1U1n martyra. AMERICANS have only heard the names of four Koreans, tht! Northern and Southern dictators. lhe disreputable Rev. Moon who ls routinely accused of every· thing from kldnaptng to brainwashing high school 1ophomores, and now Mr. Tongsun Park. The only lime Kortia's name appea.ra in the news It ts in coMection with some form of violence. Jt Is pain· tuJ for UI to imaalne OW' Jetders must a~cepl bribes from such PtOPle. Why Cftft'\ our people Set thclT brtbe money from clUiena of Hberty•lovin1 democracies" We'd prefer to be bribed by the E~Uah, who, in addition to beinc a parUamen\Ar)' people, are Ibo white. I\ 1riJ1es UI to be bribed by yellow·ak.lnped Aslatlct, to US( a word th al hll tone dedded- ly o\Jt or alyle. ( VON HOFFMAN ) In our culture it ls considered that the brlbe·giver is superior to the bribe·taker. Notice, for ex· ample, that as in the recent cam· paian contributions scandals. the recipients go to jail. the givers never do. Until recently law and tradition prescribed thnt whores aot arrested. their johns never did. Our culture sees the puyer as the least culpable. but also as the powerful. dominant, m asterful perton and therefore the one to whom the rigors of the low ought to be applied wilh tender moderation. IT WOULD BE humlllatinl enou1h to be bribed by white men but the thought of Asiatics slip· plng their greasy. unpronouncea· ble currency in1o our hands ls to accept the thouaht that today we are neither aa honest as our 11anclJathers nor as powerful as our fathers. He who takes a bribe conteues • certain sort. or In· feriority. Once upon a tlme, 11nd not so tona aao. we ua.ed to took doWI) on the Freoch for taklna It under the tabl It wu alao a slcn that the EtypC.lar.11 would never learn to repair the tanks1 we sell them because from porter to prime minister you tipped them. Baksheesh. we explained to each other. was what the system was called and it was perfec:Uy accep· table to do ll to a wog. Wogs. by definition, are people who lack our plumbing and our ethics. That's why, despite the noise, people weren 'l too ten1bly upset when lhey were lold thnt Lockheed and the rest or them were slipping It under the table to the Japanese, a waggish people even lf Sony does build the best color TV. The news that Prince Bernhard. the consort of the Queen of the Netherllll)ds, was uarcely better ln hl1J oflfciaJ con· duct than an Egyptian customs inspector did bother people. 8lond, blue.eyed people, even those who aren'l quite Anglo- Saxons, arc not on the take. Peo- ple from Ivy League achools don 'teteal. WE'VE ALWAVS excused brlbtnc foreigners by sayinl( everybody does It. it's the only way you can do business there, It's ptrl of their syst.em. they don't.hJve our standards. 1t's a variant or what we used to say alter a putlcularly bad ~U ol bombln1 durln1 th la.le Vietnam W•r. We'd uplain to ountlves · that, since lifo ls cheap In the Orient, they don't h3ve the while man's •vers ion todyina. It's always been understood that what may be deeml'd·accep. d table behavior in some such 1od- forsaJlen place as Teheran or " Santiago de Chile ls a serious! breach or etiquette here. ORANGE COA5T DAILY PILOT Unhrrt N \\'1111<1. Pulll1~h11r Thomtu K~rru1l. 1-:d1tor /lnrl>ara Krf'1h1rlt, t:d11cmal Poot E:rl1tor The roitorlol pai<' of th<' DAiiy Pilot seek s to inform ond ~tlmuhite1 rC111dcrs by prt'!'Cnttnl( on this puitc dlvcriH' rommcmlury on topicic nl inlerest by 11.)lltllrnl· rd rolumnl~b 1111d cartoclflu11~. bv prov1d1ni: 11 forum ror rtadt•n' vlrWR and b)' 1irt!lrntmi; th13 ni.'~spaprr'11 opinions and ldca11 °'' rurrrnt topics. The c-dltoriol OPIOIOM of lhr 0 111ly Piiot apptar uni.> 1n lhl' Nlllor1al rolumn 11t thC! lop of thr p:ljt(' ()plnlont CX• Prt'~'rd h) lh1• 1·olumnl11L" and cartoonlsh nnd lcttl'I write~ :m.• lh1•1r own nnd no endor~rment or thm vlru hy the Vally Pilot 1 i1hould be mrerr1•d. Friday, Dec. 3, 19'76 -- -...----., . ---·-- . -.. . f rlday, December 3, 1976 DAIL 'Y PILOT J\ 7 ·Doctors Say 'Tooth Spray Halts Decay THE FAMILY CIRCUS• 81 BUK • .,..;Beservists Probed BOSTON (AP) -Doctors at Tufts Dental School say they have successfully tested a chemical spray that removes dee ayed tooth material with little drill· ....--....._ ing and almost no pain. The new method requires no anesthesia for even the biggest cavities, they say, and virtually eliminates the grinding pain of traditional dental work. . THE DOCTORS HAVE DEVELOP ED a chemicaJ.called GK-101 (N-Mooochloroglycine) and a hand·held needle that squirts the GK-101 onto the cavity. Within minutes, decayed material breaks up and fl akes away. The method, under development for l ive years. ''Our basketball went in a puddle." was tried on 49 paUents ------------------- --------....... who b ad 61 teeth with ( MEDICINE J cavities. The chemical r emoved d e~aye d ________ _. material in 58 of the teeth. In t wo other teeth, the decayed area was nearly all removed, Jnd in one it was partially removed, the docloni report. The technique was developed and tested by two Tufts dentists. Melvin Goldman and Joseph H. Kron- man. A report on their findings was published l.n the current issue of the Journal of the American Dental Association. · 1 THE DOCTORS SAID DKILUNG IS sometimes necessary to expose the cavity enough for the chemical to work. After the decay is Oushed out, doc- tors have to drill a little mor e to shape the hole. Then Getting to the Source SHEFFIELD, Mass. <AP)-Wbensomefourth grade students here telephoned Jimmy Carter's Plains, Ga., headquarters lo find out what the pr sident-elect eats for breakfast, they found out from a very reliable source-his mother. Student David Smith learned that Carter breakfasts on country ham, fried eggs grits with sauce, juice, milk andcorree. ' Lillian Carter walked into the Plains office as David was speaking with a secretary, and the pre· sident-elecl's mother took the phone for a chat with theboy. By JAYSHAllBtnT LOS ANGELES (AP> -Met.hlnks cries or out- rage will come from senior enlisted men and officers l.n the National Guard and reserves if they· see tonight's NBC News Special, "Tbe Sometimes Soldiers." (Cbannel4, 10p.m.) It's a valuable l<d at what some call "weekend warriors, .. the 800,000.member force or citizen- aoldJers, sailors, marines and airmen wbo'JJ back up America's regular military t.roopa in time or na- tional emeraency. AND IT GIVES 11IE IMPRE~lON that many Guard and reserve units -save those in aviation - spend much time killing time on weekends, wast& tax dollars and generally aren'tready to go into com- . bat quickly. ortunctlons. And all this comes out in tonlght'sshow \ IT MAY PROD t'RESll THINKJNG about America's military reserves. both among tho citizenry and on Capilol llHI. Which is all to tho good. The subject should be examined and re-examined. However, I do wish producer-writer Bob Rogers or reporter Ford Rowan had gone more lnto whether the units shown are in the Pentagon's view, ready for call-upandcombotandcandothejob. Much time was spent hearing lower-ranking enlisted reservists griping that they had nothing lo do, thatlt 's all a wasteoftime. The point is made. But I reuU having similar gripes 13 years ago while a draftee guest ol lho Regular Army, helping defend Ft. BenninSt Gi.., against all enemieJ Northern and domestic . aviationreservistwbosat TV REVIEW r-----------------A kibitzer, a naval( J behind me at an advance . acreen.ing, was moved to---------OPEN SUNDll say the s how is unfair, that "itdoean'tshowtheposltivesldeo!what we do." Hesaid members cf bis Navy unit work theirfan· tails off when they train on weekends and while OD ac-· 11 · to ~ ·- live duty. .A.M.' ~ .M. . WELL,HISGANGMAYBEreadyforanything. 81,. But other units? And are most of them so combat- ready that if the President says "go" they can move ~ 'P out in terms of hours and days, not weeks and months, and constitute an effective fighting force or IJALL arto!one? · Tb.is is what "Sometimes Soldiers" tries to ex-I BIG SIZES ·· am· . nd the issue ls crucial, now that there's no afl ON' 'Y -draft welling the ranksortheregulars and heavy re· IANKAMtAtCMo L liance s placed on the Guard and reserves. ·- lo e absence cf the draft, a fresh look at · 1912 HAllOI llVD weeken warrioring is particularly worthwhile, • even if it rehashes old ground -inefficiency, COSTA MfSA (714J 642-3177 political uence, lack or training and duplication il is filled the same way ordinary tooth repairs are ------------------------t------------------------------------ made. Even though the method requires some drilling, it has several advantages over current dental prac- tices. the doctors say. I "The heal and pressure that a drill produces would be minimized," Kronman said in an in- terview. "It .also removes only the decay. Since a drill removes everything it touches, this is a more conservativeaperoach." -1 FOR 77 PERCENTOFTHE cavities treated, the patients felt no pain, the doctors said. If there was pain, patients alwaysdescribed it as slight. The method will require more testing and al)- proval by the Food.and Dru( Ac1ministration before it is available t.ootberdenlists. This will take "a mat· ter or years ," Kl'.onman said. Kronman cautioned that the new method may not work on all kinds of cavities and will not take the place of tradition al dentistry. "IT'S A MEANINGFUL adjunct to dental care," he said. "The principles of good dental .care must still befollcwed." Kron man said the researchers do not complete- ly understand how lhe chemical works to break up tooth decay. Vl'IT- Six Cite d For Service ToOCC Five instructors and a counse lor a l Orange Coast College have been honored by the board of trustees for 25 years of service to the college. Coast Co mmunity College District board president Robert Hum- phreys presented pla- ques to the long-time educat ors at a board meeting. LooldflfJ lip Honored were Richard Barrett. instructor in agl"'icultu re ; Dean Burchett, coun selor; Robert Griesser, lnstruc- tor in social sciences; Mary M cCbesney , Spanish and English; Eustace Rojas, Spani5h. and E l mo S haver, 1-'rench. Rep. Clair Burgener < R-Cahf ) sayd he·s J{1vmg "ser1011~ con- sider a ti on" to run· nmg for h<'lllenant governor P UBLIC NOTICE PVBLIC N011CE ·- MesaVePcle -Jlealtb Glub H ~~~ H 0 0 . c c 0 0 N A . N T f co.a J T R 1t~~ R A A c .C T -r-~ rt._ T . --· . ..... "' Sii/ .... ....... /Wffe Slt..U I At,._ .... r ... 111-111 SJO I at/- ........ 141 $11 , .. ,.... ...., SIM ne,_ MISA VllDI PLAZA 1121 ...... ., .. Dr ...... 'Of.ff COSTA ...sA C4111·JIS1 Ofee1 0AYS From a cOl1ection ol amusing gems. Snoopy or Wooostock necl<taces. 2.50 Rings. S2 Snoopy eamngs. 2.50 G1rrs Accessories Put Luey in her place. on the tree. Hdve Snoopy cttasing her! TMse aod more. 1n a colortvl collection. 2.50 Gtrt's Access.oues Merry, MPrry Christmas bells. They really ring' Dated ones malle keep· sakes. 3 SO Or have vn-oatea, $3 Girl's ACCe5$0ftes Dish up good hum°' f0< yovr pooch. Slurdy plaslte bOWts in n1lty colofs. Small, 1.50 Medium. $2 Large. 2.50 Curs Accessories Have a great big Snoopy Soperstar mvg for t\01 cnocotate leasts. 4.50 Smallef mugs. lo sport deSIQOS. $3 Girl's Access<>lR!r Snoopy's wearing his famous Rytno Ace outfit. Malle !'llm 8 cowboy °' a t>aaebe~ star! l=rom a cotlectlon o1 ()()Slumes. pare<l oown to Slz.e. Small, each, $~ Girl's AcctSSOfies · Oooohh hh ... .SNOOPY ! Your windmill ears ..• quick smile .•. witty little mind. We just love you! You're the kind of dog every kid wants to grow up with, have breakfast, lunch and dinner with, share secrets, cookies and baths with . You and your Peanut -y friends by Determined Productions, come in these and lots o1 other ways to warm every child-like heart to the core c;m Christmas Day. rir ANUTS Ch.1rac1rr:;· cnpyr1c;h1° 1%0 195.:', 1•158, 1!)b5 Umted re.itur~ Syno1cate, Irie. A11 your b:Ur. aoo111btn '>4'11. w.:l'IOul co•,wme. plush acrylte l\bOUt , t .. , .... S9 , 0111'!> /\CC('%Ories SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS: Shop Mon.-Fri. 10 am-9: pm, Sat. 10 am -6 pm, Sun. 12 noon-6 pm: Sat .. Dec. 11 and Sit., Dec. 18, 10 em-9 :30 pm; Sun. December 26, 9 am-6 pm; euUock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Br istol, C. M .. 556-061 l I ) ' I 11 .. A• DAll..Y PILOT . . L 1'1. Boyd One President ~ . a Genllni ~. vulagt: or Staphorst in The Netherlands is a reliltlous congregation known as the Reformed Association Church. Young couples who beloog Lo it aren't allowed to get married unless the bride IS expecting. Theory is among the 5,000 members that this stipulation in their moral code eventuully will lead to the church's growth. It forces every pair of newlyweds to prove beyond a quesllon before the wedding ceremony that they're able to multiply llATS Q. "In hats, what's lhe difference between a derby and a bowler?" A. No difference. A fellow named Wil ham Coke designed the first of those hard round riding hats in the early I Soos The n along c am e a Southwark hatter named William Bowler who im· proved on the model. F'inally. the horsey set took lo wearing those things to the Epsom Downs races started up in 1780 by the Earl of Derby. The hat is still known lo some by its ori ginal na:ne, the Coke. GF.MTNJS The only Gemini ever to serve as a U.S. president was J ohn F. Kennedy. Geminis are sald to consider this unfortunate. They're thought to be a fairly sel\s1l1\C bunch. anyhow. and there are those among them who resent the fact that five Scorpios have become presi· dents. And four each or the Capricorns. Aquariuses. Pisces and Tauruses. They're aware, too, that the presidents have included three each of the Libras. Sagittanans and Canceri. And two eal'h of the Aries, Leos and Virgos. They console themselves only with the knowledge lhat a grc:it many or the brainier presidential advisers have been Geminis. A student of the mind c·cmtends the jokes at which you laugh the loudest show the way you'd r eally ltk<' to hch:ivr, 1( your consc1en<:e wouldn't stand in your way Address mail to /, M IJqytJ, f • CJ /Jo.r /56(), Costa Mesa, CA 92626 For the Record Dusolutlon• Of Marnagr ~ilod No .. mlHtr lt ( OG~A M3'"1•"'' R'lld\. .,(1(j r t.11q 0 WH•TE HE AO loAnn •"" "''"' "'"" POWELl. c.,.n.-(ON11nJ •"" Mttfy(,..,.rtn• n,. ~A 'ff lH DA.;.nR 11><1 C.M I• A HVNl \1 N(,f I> 1.,,,.11\ t. Md 0.,n,~I I (J\T A!.l f 'N<>W I It ~nn•th P 1iJI .,n(t M•r f M1•,.1., MARTIN, Cl•rbM• •nd """""' lltr, (,,IN~ A 1£11.trd .Jnd I( JPl'llr,·n WEY(,• NO J1V1l"t L •"0 l • Ro;- Ptf PE A Jof\n J-,,\f, Bctto~.-·. H•'~l Ev ... ,..,.,,,,.ti\ f\ an-cs JH\o.4 r Ii" t-t4 t Robfort O ,,no Ju,111tot A "-'JR\ffH Attn, •nt1 J1tfM •10lrOMR f•tr t Ann>H"l<tr; .. w1-1 ,.,.. ANOE J°.I~')~ J •..i t U •"-1 ULrt-IHCiEROl'4 F\11'4HAL HOMl Corona dPI 'A;ir 673 1)4'.0 Costa Mesc1 646 24 4 la&. HOADWAY MOITU.UY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa S.2 9150 McCOIMICIC MOITUAlllS Ld'1J" 1 a., .. " 4''}4 94 15 I l tJ ,., l H • o; 168·0933 Sdn J 1 1n C .101-,lr dnr> .cq'> 1176 W+lllt n'I W . 1..E IER Robtr1 G Mid C.tf I~ , •• ,, HAR TW IG Sfttrtt-Y ~ "'"" ft"'•'h Evqietw P-RKEA. D••~ , ~• •nd Denn•\ Oe•n; BROWN, 0.l>f• A '°"' O•••d C AL VARAOO, M/1f"V I •nd M•rcJeoo R Ou801SE. TMrn .. ft'u~l'M! .,,,, "'T•u1 l1nt'I W•l TE RS. N4'nf1 0 •l"IO Oo1.,,10 A BRUMME R. T'-OdOfr- A atldW olm• WALTERS H L.M""" Nalflot Aut!I. RAC.KARO, C.trl Oouol•' •nd l.orr1lne Kfflynnft, <:AMPBELL. V"lor I.. tnd S111vla M., f RVSK()WSf(I, Sut•rt"9 ancl A-rt l SlRAITE. LltldA M•rl-- <,t4nln C.llarl~• C.ASTILl..0 Jl>ANI """ AIWI Jo m •n•t CUMMINGS. < ,., ,,,, Meud .na s.toen w1m•m Fll~~MApj M.ASf ..... AAET A FAFE~AM ,_.,.., .,, "' •f H1tnt1nqto" 91"4(,, C••1t1)f'n1 J tin. .. ,,.,.,, .. ., ~(t1mb-'lr t '~16 Bnrn '"' / l )iO\ •rt (olft>rt (11111orft•·• -._., • ., ,, bv ,,,u,. \t\t•r' \ u~ 11•(111-.; •f ''" ttf>,ltH (•'flf• .... •f1•1 I a ,, , ••r t "'1 Jo~n·...,,,, ..,. IN • ••, , A bi-rt,·• "'"O'""' ot Ot W\" ~,. «•II Of" 4t ,., 00 ~N\ ~•fWt~y D.iotemt»r 4 .u \''"'" ·, '""C.-' "''"' m.,f'llt •f ..,._,.,1,.,,1~\lu MemOfl•I o,.,, 1"1 ~tm.n\tf' ~m.tfll ' Mortu,,ary OHr ltUGOIEllO P(f(.~ q \)(.,f,,t(AO f"ll'\1cMnt 171 ''""' .,,. C11•+t"'"''' P.t\\~O • .,Av 0.-t•"'r.-if I 1•1• Oorn1n Porf'W'\.Yl¥an•• H J""'"ti-'r 1\ l "i \\Jr'll'1V•d trf Wlftl> MA,.,. R"'91J••ro Of '""' ~ ~owrr ~• 0.· 11tf'f\l'Jlet ' '"' •t 1 0 PM •t ,._.C.ow•n fl•·O M·~•tY fl\ Cvv•tv_,,,,. ~t!I• f}t ,, M1t"'~~r•rlted Monrtay l••ml>" b •I 10 I)() AM •I !>I EVQOn-< ,,,.,,..,. / "11tt" 'uv•1'nl')t F•ff\ Qir,10 \Mlf'1 fOjlHILI IAMllCO\t•~•l'I t1Mofqtll' t IOC ""' -''' tn~rnf'nt\ .. Sand Dollar Office Site ,. . For Mangers By O.C. HUS'tlNGS ' Ol .. -0.lly ........... Assemblyman-elect Dennis Mangers <D· Huntington Beach) bu chosen the Sand Dollar Financial Court in Huntington Beach as the site for his district office. Ardis Brown of Huntington Beach will s erve as office manager and secretary, a.sswnlna her duties the day Mangers takes office, Dec. 6. Mangers bas yet to name a field representative who will represent him in the 73rd Assembly District while he is in Sacramento. After taking office Dec. 6, K~era plans a luncheon for his supporters in Sacramento. ••• REPUBLICAN Marian Bergeson ol Newport Beach and Democrat Vlvan Hall or Irvine will be among 18 women candidates honored Saturday by the Orange County Chapter of the National Women 's Political Caucus. ••• DAVID BERGIAND of Huntington Beach. vice-presldential candidate foe the Libertarian par- ty in the November election, will speak at Chapman College tonight at 7 ::.> p.m., in the little theater. His topics will be libertarianis m, the 1976 pre- sidential election and laws in a Libertarian society. Admission is free and the public is invitetl. Cancer Progrmn Hospitals Nmned UCI Medical Center and St. Joseph Hospital in Orange are among the 43 Southern California hospitals with c ancer programs that meet the criteria for comprehensive cancer care established by the Commission on Cancer or the American Coll ege of Surgeons. the commlssion reported. The national program is intended to s tan- dardize the quality or treatment given cancer Bird Trip Schednled The Sea and Sage branch of the National Audubon Society will ex- amine the shore and water birds of the Upper Newport Bay Saturday startingat8a.m . '' The trip, beginning at Eastbluff Road and Back Bay Drive, will be lead by Francis Ray mond. patients and establish criteria for total care. Dr. Robert McKenna of County-USC Com· prehensive Cance r Center, a member of the Ch~a&o·base d com- mission. said two key re- quirements for approval are the hos pital's agree- ment to start a cancer re· gistry and to form a cancer committee of doctors from several dis- ci pli oes dealing with cancer diagnosis and treatment. The registry and com- mittee will keep track or each patient to gather in· formation for evaluating the success of each treat- ment, McKenna said. ~llUJuue Near First Tax Due Dec. 10 Orange County property taxpayers have just a few more days to make their first in- stallment tax payment county Tax Collector- Treasurer Bob Citron said today. The payment deadline is Dec. 10, be said . and residents whose payments are received or postmarked after that date will be assessed a six percent penally. Citron suggested that those mailing their payments near the deadline should ask postal offictals to cancel the envelope to make cer· tain the Dec. 10 postmark appears. In addition, he said, those who have not yet received their tax bWs and do not have tax payments paid automatically lhrougtl their mortgage firms should Immediately call his office at 834-3'11 to obtain payment inform a· lion. 'AClflC VltW li41MOllAL r.+.llC f' ~metery M•1tl11.ir f ("hJp"I J'tOO P1 I v ,..., O• , . NPw0<1rl Cdliforn• 1 1;44 -; mo ~DAO ...... ...:.-.. _ __.......~--~~-~~~.~#~~ .. IH FAMILY COlOMl..+.l FUNflAI. HO Ml 180 1 8 01-;1 A -t<> Wr> ,1m1n\lpr 893 3525 SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 M 111n SI l-1vn1tnoton Beach 536-6539 SMITH TUTHILL LA ... · ou• WISTCLlff CH.+.'1l Monvary • • 646-4888 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa PUBLIC' NOTICf; •ICTITIOVI e USINEU NAME \TATlt,!ENT fl'\f' ft>llOWll'\Q pl'r\l')I'\\ .,.,.. tjQ1nq llv\11•\\ ., A&B E LECTRIC. h•ll W o\I l(Afl'll.t AW>. Oran-~ CA •1"61 P•t9"tr & ,_trti.t'tt' tl'H n (ltttornia roroor•tlt>n 1600 WflU K•tolle ••• Or•nO". (.A "7MI f~I' bu\llW\\ t\ conftu\l"'d by" ror OOt"•tKM P•HAr .. q, i..•tr\ I"<. • • Thi\ lt•tt,,.f'nt '#"''\ ft'.,, Wlf~ ,.,. <:.ountv Ct•'' 01 Or•"'I" eo..mv °" Noll, t\, •tr• ..... "Vbll_., OrtflOe Coest OMty PllOI. -· "· ,. """ °"< ), "· lt76 ~,, PUBLIC NOTICE ltlCTITIOUS •UStNISS NAM•STAT•M•NT ,,.. '°''-1..ci "'"""' •• cioino '-"'· "'"'·'· 11!'.ll.A V!NIJS, ""110 llraokhu-" SI, ~l•ln V•ll•Y. CA b10I a.,.ny C...t10.•n. 101 .. S.,.,,. A.,. "-lelll Val .. y CA llll\ ~,,._, I\ con<l11Cltd by Ml "' d1Wielll.t4 llt11erly A. Corrio.an l 111• U•lt,.,,tnt w•• 111-.J ""lh I~• °"""' 0-ol Orenoe c-... No• l!, 1.,, .....,, ...... ,..,.. °""'°' ~" 0.lly l'llo4, ..... "· M,•nt! O.c.J, 10, m• 411U1• ARE YOU PUZZLED FOR ••• MEN'S GIFTS -Neckwecr -Sport Shirts -Sweaters -Slacks ? e -Sportcoats sii .. JI ...... 4t -Sox -leisure Suits ,,... ,, """ .. Y CMI c• IMly ~ of fMM at Greatly Reduced Prices SA YIN&S OP JO to 60% .. The Mewporter Men's Shop , ........ ,. .......... c ...... 1107J • Mid.. Mfr.lffdt , ... , .... 644-09 0 0,..1 D.rt. w ... ........ ,.. ..... ,.... ,..., 10 .. 4,_ New Chief Electe~ At .Hoag Dr . W . Grady Thompson bas been elected chief of staff at Koag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. Dr. Thompson, a s pecialis t In internal medicine with offices in Newport Beach, h as been on Hoag's madical staff for 11 years. He received his medical degree from Tulane Univer s ity 's School of Medicine in 1957, interned at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, and ser ved his residency al Veteran's Administra· lion Hospital in Dallas; Texas. Grove Man Sentenced In Heist A man who pleaded guilty to armed robbery charges stemming from a liquor store holdup m which a Huntington Beach man was shot and wounded has been sent to state prison for 10 years to life. Oran ge Coun t y Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth ac- cepted the plea filed by Edward Moyana Mit· twer, 35, or Garden Grove, prior to trial and imposed the m aximum term. Mittwer was booked on charges of armed rob· . bery. burglary and as- sault with a deadly weapon July 12 after be· ing identified as the gun- man who h eld up a Westmins ter liquor store. ADVANCE REGISTRATION ICE SKATING LESSONS • EnhMCe your ch1fd'1 p_ptae 1nd po11ur•. A plennod proi:ram ol lenona w1lh !ht u c;t1151ve tc11 Capadu' e.uy 1ca1n1119 molhod give• you or your child hcallhy c~t'rc1se 1n plf'as:t nt &upervased 1urround1ng1. REGISTER NOW S,.clel a... ltlo MHAYU.DI C9'Tll H""'& ........ C....Mtte T417f4lt7t-IHO lo ' .. Polish, Allimice Slptes Benefit The Polish National Alliance or Orl.l1£e Coun ty bas s cheduled a bt>neht dinner, Sunday from noon to 5 p.m . al St. Callistu& Recreation Hall. 12921 Lewis St ., Garden Grove. ' Authentic Polish food teaturmg cabbag~rolls, p I er o g i, kl e l'b as iii sauerkraut, a nd baked goods will be 1t 1 ~e. The proceeds will be used to purcba,se new costum~s for tfae Maiur ' Folk dancers who will be performm& during the dinner. l"IJ'.'>lltt•d /\th 't:ll bl)! 1l~111:.. :.mull H1·m :. Cell 642•5111. Put a few word• to work for you. THE WHOLESALE WAY TIHS • SHIUIS • HOOSE PLANTS BELOW WHOLESAU PllCES OH THC rouOYflNG: ~ I Stack Pine, Tams Junipers. Nandlna, Abella, Oleander, M0<ea3 Iris, and many more. ··~ :. R $300 MINIMUM .;_. -· S.D. Wholesale Growers 11'22 WARta AVE. FOUHTAIH YAWY PHOME 546-3429 YOucantoo! Call: 714·834~8866 What you hear may change your life! FASHION ISLAND Presenf ICE CLA~ICS December 2-s, 1976 DAILY SHOW TIMES 11:00 . 4 :00 -7:00 SUNDAY SHOW TIME$ '1:00 and 3:00 To enhance your holiday pleasure. FASHION ISLAND is presenting a professional tee Skating Revue on the mall. Please bring all relatives, friends and neighbors to share the delightS and talents of these excellent performers. Holidays are for sharing. so come sharo this happy event with us. FASHION .J ISLAND ~ .. Nt:WPORT :.,.: CtNTI:.R P.;1lo< C_1..,..,..,,.,.llifl_ J"""fr• Mid MO(.ll•lfl• .. .. . . . ... . . . . •' ... .. . . -- Friday Oecemou; :J 1S76 DAIL y PILOT A 9 Bead, Bead, Who's Got the Bead? SHAMOKIN, Pa. (AP) 'fhe local museum has lost its head tern porarily. at least. The embalmed head of a man murdered 71 years ago -complete with curly hair and teeth. but mwlng the eyeballs -disappeared from dis- play under mysterious circumstances aft.er a judge ordered it buried "IT'S BEEN A FABULOUS toun~t attraction here, bringing people from all arour · ~~t and the museum,'' said Davotontnoyer. chairman of the Anlhracile Heritage Museum in this mountain town 150 miles northwest of PhJladelphi a. Smee the mU$eum opened June 2, hundreds of visitors bad come to view tht-relic. which was daplayed in a glass cont~tner covered by a remova- ble black cloth. Last week, Northumberland County Judge Peter Krehel ordered the bead remove<t for burial. County Coroner Ernest Kortin said he would have 1t cre mated to rule out exhumauon by curioe1ty seekers .BUT BEFORE KORTIN showed up, the head disappeared from dls play, and Donmoyer won't say exact ly what became of 1t "It's merely no longer on display, and 1t can be recovered,•• he scud m an interview. 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NO WAY! l'M GONNA R~ST OP-CA'TtH MY !JREAll-4. by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Lte mKI Springer llE~T HAU CHICie~ FOi( ~N ~H AllY~ WHEf'l T~Y FOUNP HIA\ ! by Rodcjer Bradfield I f ' by GeonJe Lemont S1"ANP 0Y FOR A1'" L.eAs-r A FIVE: ON 1"HS RIC.H1"E:R SCAt,,E: .' by Gus Arriola \\(Ong." DENNIS THE MENACE -. frld11. ~ember 3, 107'8 DAIL v PILOT .. I I ~~!!A~.~~~~«NF ~'!.~.!!!!:!!.!!! !!!:.~~~~ ~:~T~:: i2f.~~~ PUBUC NO'l'ICZ 1>le who came to Al ask a "to l(et In on a lit-ago In a snow mobUe accidtnt at Laite eet l.n 0o a UtUc or t.M lut froot!er and Powers :-~:-.. -;:..:.-::.: .. ~ tlel of the last frontier" mislead found Louise,75milesnortbeutolADcborqe. haveachancetoenjoyt.ber.cTeaUoatbal .. 111.. • --..¥. o.c.-.r IL death nine d11ys a part an the har~h Jund The couple m ov«l rrorn California t.o Alaak a offers. They both bad • !: ::!,W:~1:'!!~'::'.= they adopkd. Palmer three years ago, where Rusi.ell ·snowmacbines and they had a bonst or AKRON, Oblo CAP) -..._ .. llll'ectk...._ ....... The body or Gail E Russell , 30, was rt-· founded and operated a palnlinl com-two." • Coleman and Kau.ioe •· ~ ~~·;:~~ covtted from the wreckage of her home pany. Mrs. Russell worked atabrmchof 'When they came heft, be said, "they Powera have fallen vi~ ~,~ ... ca111tr11I•. ,., ,,. on the Knlk Rlver Road. The wood frame the Aluka Bank or Commerce. kind or had. touah ao. But be bad a UWe Um to th• KlD1 Kone· ==~$. PICXUfl,.., house, 10 mllc11 out.sick this community, "They were the lund of people Ala.ska bualneaa lbat was runntni and it seemed mania tmpired by anew .._,....., .-., ""..cll'cM11111 waacrushedln amudsUde. needs." s aid .Kyle Turner, branch lltetbeywerewherelftbeywantedtobu)' Pf'O@ttioe ot t.be ci-le ;::.:.=.~::.•.::::~:: manager. "They weren't the type t() $ll a meal they could. They wenm't rolli.ftC lD lllm about the slant ape MtM. c.i"9mla. .... .-... • ,... down and whine: und say aomebody money. butlhepressurewa.solf." which terrorized .New _ .. u ... ._,..,..,. ... awa... aAIN HAD PELTED the area for a week, lootening a fiood of rock w1d soil on Pioneer Peale, 55 m1le11 north or Anchorage. lft I W9IN e11V11ofie ldell!N .... till N shouldgivt>mesometh1ag." The Russells bad no children. Sbe la YorkCtt.y. to11W.•lll\W1t ai.u...-.H_._. HE SAID T HE COUPLE were "drawn • survived by her parenu ln Woodland, T tJ elr teleph6ne ~~.:=siMct1u.ch ... .-Y Calif. • number b practtc ally the '*" •• -.. 1or111 111 ,,. ~~ • 1amo u tbe Olle for the ....... ,.~..,., ._,..,. _... Cleveland Ft.. Ctlnlc, ===~ ... ,;r,:::,~!..':: which tJ 1pon1orln1 a _Ml<M._ lllllft • .,_ 1or,.. PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS aUSINH$ HAMaSTATIMIHT' 't ... t .. i.wi,,o Pttton It 004"0 ~· ""\\t\. MAAANATHA AVf0MOflV!.e11 W 111•Sl•ttt,c;o\l•Mt\• CAmll l"t.,,..t• Art•u• RI<• ..o'f~1 P•lll Cir Hut\111\0IOtl 9 ... n CA..,.,., lh•\ &uthMu t\ conau<.tf'd oy.,, '" Ol<ttdul l l<tMtl•A ""• l"I\ 'lalerntl\4 Wilf\ f1llltli lllilnlh '"" r°""t'I Ot,_ oi Ot•nq .. f u...int11Jn N .,., 8 19/l, F .. ,,. P '.lbh"'ed Or•f'IO--(O•t\I D1'lf P11.t Nov 11 1• U, •n<I ~< I IV/~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS aU$1NIU l'ICTIT'IOUSaUSINIUS HAMa STA fl' MINT NAMIUAllMINT l1't followl"'I ~· """' ••• dolr111 Ml-T"' touo .. 1rK1 lif''°"' art clOl11t1"-''' MU at• IW\\•\ PET STUFF 1llJ•H p-SI,. VESCO EHTlAPRISES, •W H Cool•Met• CA •1l>• 'l,,__$1 • JOAn•••lm,C.A""°' )Ollll H \H· •• n, 1 IH lol• W•v John A VtlCO 00 N. Atrl\e .. ~· c;MI•""-••,<.• •IU~ f 0l0Ma ... lm.CA'111Qt ~II A \t•••n• lllt lolM Wey. Solrlto J Votco tMl 06t'Mlt DI', Co\la ""-"' '-A •JU~ HllfM.lllOloft lu<h CA '1 ... Thi\ bu\•~· \ 1 to11ducltKI by I 'Ton• 0 . Vutu, '10 l"t..0.t\t, OIW'tfel Q>f• ''""' rhp • TV\tl", CA C,...1t A , ... ..,,.,., Tf\i\ hy\il'I" \ f\ tf'>"OV• ltd Ot • TM\ \tf tftm.-nt w.n h tlld with tM '""'"''•to,.rlM,Vtiu (.outl(y Cter' i;,I 0'•"'1< (1;un1 t ,_,., N•1• ,,,~,,A \It .to 1, • .,... l ~ ... \t•l~ftf't\ ... , ffft-d ., .. , , .... FHHI c....~•• Cl••k 01 0••~119 CO\lntv"" "<>• PubUll'wtd Or•no,. C'>•" D••'" P•t.Qt .. mne, \ ,.,, -------------1 ~Ollf tt 7• ttM 0• r 1 t•1 1'1• 4IJ9 Pa F .. , .. ~,fl11~d O••nQ41 C04\t O•llt P•IOI ...,v 11." ll, ••od O.c l, 1'1• PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'·l1l6 NOTICI TO CAaOITOllS SUl'f 1110111COVIil01' THl STATl.OF'CALIFOllNIA l'OllTHI COUNTY 01' ORANGE Ht A ... ,, E\IAlt ol HER8Ell T CUNOLC o.< ..... o PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMl!HTO" AIAHOONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME l~ tollOwlf\O Otttt,On\ "'-'""" M\tf\-- donild tl'M u" or ow ' ct•t•t>u\ n..n1~' M-CEN IRAL J( PA'f "' l-lrl0Mf1n Sttititt, Su•t\" tot fiu••l1tlQ"Jt"I hit d".h. C.A nw. Tn~ fl< l•llOV' bu\1n"'' ""'"V" ,_.,.,,,-cf to •bOv• w "' tll1d 1n Or•n•J• C.•'Yiity on rebru..ry \ ltlt f••n~ 11 I..• ... M D •7l1 SOle•rv Ort le Huntl"Qton Bt Nrf'\ tA T H C.•n M 0 . IS~ A CAr•w~y O<l•t, Co11• Mt\• r A R•vmond C 0111on, M 0 ~ UC Hlll\l<l<!, LO"Q Boac• CA PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'·l111 $Ul'l.IUOll GOUlllT 01' THI HATE 0' CALI FOll .. IAl'OA THECOUNTYO,OllAHGE HO A-I HOTICt: OFHIAlll NG 01' l'l!TITIOM l'Olt l'llOIATE OF Wl\.L ANO l'O• LlnlllS TISTAMCHUllY E\lale ol k1C.t1AllD L, REC:Vl!S. Docet...s NOTICE I~ HEREBY GIVEN lhtll DARLENE CULLUM ,, •• 111.., .... r•ln• P01111on IO< P<OO..lr Of Wtll •'!Cl fO-h \UMI<• ol Letttr\ 1•\t•mtnt•t'f to the ~lll'<HWr. tefff'f>nt .. to ""'"''"' I\ m.ot tor fur1Mr oartlcu•.t'\ •nd In.at the QUEENIE Bv Phil lnterlandl 1'2·3 ltl< "'•rd A HouQhMn1 110. Mlnone ~.,. c"''" M••• c• Thi'\ bu,,,..,, w•' c:ondu<tM by " ~~:'.~":,:c,.~,:,::·;~'.':,,w:.-.0~ .. I've been dying for you two to meet -you'r·e both Dec. 17 benefltabowtqcil ~':..~ 1tH9'tt1tht "'1,,._ tbenewmovie. .... ...i~ .. ••au ,.,_ ... "It 'a been a nerv• :;:-._..~':'..;:.':'.=: wrack inf ex~rienc•t" ~,_ ,,,. .. ...,.. ................. tMra. Powen said. '·'M 1ee,:6~~ ~=~w':'O:... astaawe•ould hangup, .,..._, .. ,... .. ,......,., the telepboee would liq .. =.0 1........,._"·'"'" qaln. We've bad at lealt P'l*J .... 0r-. e-i IMltr,... eoo telephone calla at all ~s. "16 ... ,. hours of the day and night." Akron-area callers who for1et t o p ut Ute number one before the cUnlc's number cet th.rousb to the Powena. "We can't keep our telephone orr the book and we don 'l want to chan1e numbers," Mrs. Powers s aid. ''We've been patient and tolerant aslooguwecan." PUBLIC N011CE You'll Find Happy Holidays at Lido Shops A T THE ENTRANCE OF UDO ISLE N011CE 1$ HERC:8Y C.IVl.N lu I,_ "M•IM\ ot ~ '"°"e n"m"n ~ '"',.."' 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Members or a "punk rock" "' • 11~11•••• o•r1nn ••om 1h• 1_____ band used a Mring of obscenllies on a London 0""',,."h'P oouo1tnq un<lor IN 11' l'ICTITIOUSaUSINIU teJeViSiOn 8h0W and touched Orf 8 Wave or protests __ .. _ _,.-.. -----~=~-----llltOU\l>uW•t'nn•m•OIC lllll~N NAMf\TATIMIHT S.JIM1 CONTRACT ~EPVIC ES •I 1011 w '"" Th• tol•t>••"O """""' ... dol"41 INll· from outraged viewers. P UBLIC NOTICE su,.uuo1tcou11To"'"' s• <0•••M•w .cAnu1 ....... Thousands or angry calls jammed the \TATIOl'CALll'OllNIAl'Oll 1--hcllltou\ 11v ....... 11•-..... INT£ llHATIO kAL "E•l THtcovNTYol'OllA"°E ""'"' ,,, 1"" "'"1"'"'"1P .... "'"""" esurL NErw oR1<isAFec;uA11o switchboard at Thames Television studios after the "0 A..... ""OU" 11 •~111n1i..cnvn•votou"IJP PROPEP r•E'> •8•HM•cArt"<lr Sill!• band, the Sex Pistols, turned the airwaves blue on the H OTI c I 0 " H E A II I HG 0" f'ull ....... •llCI ~Oft>\ <>I .... ""'""' 110 Irvine CA •HOI 1'1.TITION 11011 l'llOaA Tl 01' WILL WUP>O,.w1nq Rolend EA<I• Wt'•tllmon llllM<lm-,.Today'' pro gr am . .... o FOii Ll!TTIEllS TISTAMIH· t M ...... u LOH•~. 7•]1 Bo>MbOO m•nql>Hd Dr ,Co•l•Ml\8 CA4?06 lAllV M Htwuort& .. ch,CA9?6.0 A<>n•ld Millon Pomm•ll" JJl6 THE DAILY MIRROR NEWSPAPER branded E l•t• of CSIELl-E C. WAllCEll, Anl"'1ny Sl1oor10., 1•7' Av•n"" M.orvlono.Co•••Mu e CA'1U• Dl't••W'01110 lrvlM C•'1114 '"" bu"""'' I• conduclod by • the band's replies to interviewer Bill Grundy "the N0rice 15 HEREOY r,ivl!'N ·~·1 \iqn•o t MM .. •lltotk•• ~""'"'~''"•' filthlesllanguage ever used on British television." THOMASL WAL.JC E~ "'' t11tdhitfr ... ,-, 1 ~'O""o A. S•lOO' 1c" RoMtcJ Pomrn111tll\ = O~o~:.:;':';.~:.~·;~;.~ ',': 1;,_ 1'411m Tnl\ \lll~monl WO\ lllPd with lho ThOUS ands or persons alSO Called London 'S 1JOt•t1•••• ,.1,.,011,. ,0 "n" n " .,,,,,11 o.7~'\~~~ ~;~~r. c~ D•llY ~~. <Avn1, ''"' ,,, Or•n0<> Cnunty nn Nov newspapers to complain. One man, trucker Jim ••• ,,,,,n ... o•rt•ru1.,., n .... 1 t~•• ,.,. -------------11>. 1~16· _ Holme, said he was so outraged because his 7-year· ,,.,... •"""'"" nt "• .. 1•0 •n• ,,,,,,.. "" PUBLIC NOTICE Pu"'"""" O••nQ• eon• D•uv P1~1. old son heard the swear words that he kicked in the ~;;.," ·~~ :~ ~:,~:r;:;;,,1~, •;,:~ ... ~1.~:, _____________ ,No• 1• H •nd o··• l 10. 1"• ...,,,. screen of his new $600colorTV set. "" , ,,. •••o 1ov" •• "111 c. .... '~"'"' CP Jtu Thames TV broadcast an apology later and ..,. ... WO\I, '" I"" City ot 'Mini. A.... ,,CTITIOUS a USINESS PU BLJC NOTIC~ c.4"'"'"'• NAME STATEMENT Grundy wu expectedlogoontheair again to make a 0JttdNovii-mt>-~1· ''''-T~fl'>tlOwlnQC"Mrw"' ,,,.do•"9bUM• -------------!personal apology fO all • g lb ( b d lo Wl l LIAMI S1J0HH, ...... , \TAT[MINTOl'A8AHOOfeMINT r OWUl e our·man an C°""lyClo•lo. ME\AVILLAC.flll)UQll 1011EI Ol'USEOF C\ll'lle, OAVIOC W&ll([ll YM•""D"•• CO<ltM••• '41•1 '1•1" FICTIOUSaUSIHIHSN-1! 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".,."I> Ml' I ""'''" 11... ~··rn•f\C' Ot M ion YlflO (A I ( "'"',...0.,, ..,.,\ f h l\bu\1n11\ ""''oruturtMOy.tn•n ,,..,.,.. o""ev'' E\C lll O W I Dv.trlt1tyW"l\tn,, ff\1\ ''•\•m•nt wA'\ fll~d ""4tt\ t~ C •1•0y Clf':d• f"ll O'•"U"' CountyOl"I Nov .. ••nt-"'' \ •'1'i "' ... ' ~''>'''~ 0..MH.t• t •A ~• 0, r Ptit'lf ""°V'f''1'\h-~ , .. """' 0•' f!ttt~t ) 10 11 ' •• , f'l'f; 11 Pubt1..,.,_d OrJnqfl (f>4\t 0Jt!IV f'Hnt PIMW'mtwo' , ) t• t• •nrl ~u·n\r ... , J. ,.,,. PURLIC NOTICE •IV I• PUBLIC NOTlCF: FICTITIOUS aUSINf SS NAME \TATtMINT lP\IJ tot1ow1nQ Of'lr\On' •'~ OOlnQ t>u\l ONE OF THE VIEWERS' MAIN complaints was that Grundy eocouraged the Sex Pistols to use foul lantuage on the S p.m. program. Brilillh TV networks follow an unwritten rule not lo screen pro- grams that mightoCCeod viewers until alter9p.m . Grundy told reporters: "The object or the ex- ercise was lo rrove that these louts were a foul- mouthed set o yobs Oer ks). They did not endear themselves tome~oretheprogram started." The cursing began when Grundy asked the Sex Pistols what they did with $64,000 they got from their .recording company. During the ensuing conversa- tion, Grundy asked the band members several times lo repeat curse words, and al one point, told them: "You've got fi ve seconds. Say something out- rageous." TllEV RESPONDED WITH ANOTHER string" of curse words and insulL'I. · "Punk rock" has developed as a rebellion af!ainsl the star cull around bands like the BeaUes and the Rolling Stones, once musical outlaws now considered establishment celebrities. pllu H APPY HOLIDAYS DRAWING EVERY WEEK FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTM.iS ~$100~ REGISTER TO WIN ONE HUNDRED CRISP ONE DOLLAR BILLS· Fl LL OUT COUPON BELOW AND DEPOSIT AT ANYPARTICJPATINOSHOP NO PURCHASE NECESSARY • Punk rockers go in for macabre fashions. 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Syndicated re-runs of its 79 episodes -usually shown tn late afternoon or early evening - consistently pull in top ratings. / Hundreds of clubs for devoted fan& <T rekkie&) have been formed and equal nUl!tbers of fanzines (fan maeatlnes) roll off the J)resaes monthly.' Business is boomin& (or retail st.ores m New York and Berkeley that deal strictly with Star Trek material. · MERCHANDISE There ace patches, insignias, rubber stamps bearina "Keep on Trekkin." jigsaw puzzles, but· tons. film clips. watches, T-shirts and TUbber Vulcan (Mr. Spock) ears. There are numerous books de- aling with the history, making and significance of Star Trek. Standing room only audiences greet producer Gene Rodden- berry's appearances al schools with his program. The World of Star Trek. A riot broke out on one campus when several thousand fans were turned away. Con ventions in ci ties tbroughout the country draw literally thousands ofTrekkies. UCl(J,UB With thia in mind, it is not sur· prising that flyers plastered around UCl' announdnr the formation of a catnous StJlr Trft1r ctub pulled in more Lban 100 ~ pie for the fir.t two meetings ln September. The turn-out, accordirft to Marc S1eian. who helped (onn the Star Trell: Association of lrvtne, ts trrttsell phenomenal for an Irvine club. Siegall's Idea lo start a club was spurred last year by pro- ducer Roddenberry's campus ap- pearance. "Most coJleges have a club," said the 19-year -old psychology major. "We didn't, so I decided to start one. The key now is to rind a time where everyone can meet." The group presently is meeting at 7 :30 p.m . on alternating Fridays on the third fl oor or Gateway Commons. ~urther IJl.formation may be obtained by calling Campus Organizations). FASCINATION "I've always had a fascination for space. technology and even alien cultur es." explained Stegall. "I'm interested in Star Trek because it was the first utiliiation of all the things l 'min- terested in ." BEA ANDERSON. Editor Another reason he enjoys the sh~w. he said, is because "it's a good action adventure and many of the episodes said something (about topics such as war, pollu- tion and slavery).'' Friday, December 3, 1976 B1 Siegall's work and school schedule doesn't permit him to Model Wllh.,mfn• by dey. on cov.,. Models Face Facts Many young women and men dream of being models rn New York City, working an glamorous locations and commanding high rees. They long to see their pictures on the covers of the prestigious maglUines or lbe1r races on telev1s1on Few m11ke it. however, and even the sue· r t'ssful ones face the reality that it's a diCficult profe3s1on to enter and find success 1n, according to Kay Mitchell, head oflhe women's d1v1sion for Wilhelmina Models, Inc. Miss Mitchell answered questions about the profession during a convention hosted by her company 1n the South Coast Plaza Hotel. lier observations rnduded the following : What are the assets to the career? "High lees and Jots of leisure time But you have no idea of "hen it will be And travel, which gets boring alter a while " What ·s the market bke for male models? "Crowing." -How many new models do you accept a year? "Fifty to 100 arc in our development groups." -Wha~·s the earliest you take girls? "'Fo~ teen or 15. You should work as hard as you can in your local market." -Whal look is "in " now? "The All· American, girl-nex.l door look." -What's the fade-out age? "Some females can work until their early 30s. Guys need a little aging.•· -How about working in Europe? "Euro· peans love American models. They're on time. The pay scale 1s basically the same there. Paris is the best place." -ls there a market for twins in New York? "We &et a call occasionally." -· What about personality? "That's the key to anything you do in life." -How long can a model expect Lo work? "Eight to 10 years." · t Trekkie Marc Siegal/ gives Vulcan salute. watch all the local re-runs (weekdays on Channel 5 al 6 p.m.). But. as he says, "I've seen all the episodes three ~ four times anyway." Because he knows all the plots, he said, "I look for details in the background." He said he's become fairly good at Star Trek trivia, simply through exposure. "I'm not a fanatic about it though." Siegall, who said the Irvine group plans to co-sponsor a con· vention with the South Bay Trek· kies. feels there are three classes o( devotees : -The Trekkies or Trekkers. WILHELMINA They're really "into" the show but don't let 1t dominate their life. The Fanatics. Thu. can best be summed up by the woman who reportedly had her eyeb.rows arched and her ears s urgically pointed in the best Mr. Spock fashion. She also had her name legally changed to a Vulcan <alien space cullure > .. remalc name. -The fans They watch the show occasionally. Siegall. who only 1s taken to wearing a Star Trek insignia on his windbreaker. would have lo be described ai:. a Trekkie He said people like the show ,for various reasons Some arc in· terebled tn the cquipmcnl, a.l~n cuJtures. the glimpse rnto Uie future or they simply are sc1etice fiction buffs. · , Empha.siZ111g that the club ip a sodal organization, Siegal! fL-els tl appeals to everyone. ' Meetings inrlude rnfornwllon exchanges. trivia quizzes and contests and swap meets or Star Trek.,tems. · And \adds Sie~all, "wc·n~rc)ll ly ttopll"lg to gel into scnous db· cuss Ions orthc show." . . .. ~ . Cai-eer Imposing~ 87 J UDITff OLSON 0t1 ... o.11, ,.u .. suH Once upon a lime a little German girl named Wilhelmina bad a dream. She wu four years old and looted to be a model. When she was a little older her parents migrated to Chicago and there, she went with a friend to help her enr oll In modeling school. "It cost $168 for the course.'' Wilhelmina recalled during an Interview in the South Coast Plaza Hotel. "I asked my father if I could go too. but it took me eieht months lo convince him." One of the things she had to persuade her father was that modeling school was not a school for bookers, she said. After completing her · course ahe modeled In Chicago for a while, became disillusioned and quit lo become a secretary in a order house. She also up a.designer division for m , doing some of the sew· mg and designing. . LUCK CHANGED While competing in a beauty pageant her luck changed. "One ol the jud1es told me lo quit my job and model again." she said. She offered to trade Wilhelmina for her secretary for a month lo help her tel started. Within a week, Wilhelmina wu booked solid and within a month had become the top model in Chicago. Wilhelmina said she was the exception to the rule that models must be underweight. "J was always busty and over- weight," she 1 evealed. "All or the eight years I worked I had to diet to keep my weight down. It was the hardest thing." Wilhelmina. who now heads what has been called ·'the world's largest and most pre- stigious model agency," said the secret to success rn this com- petitive field is "stamina. dnve. luck. FEET ON GROUND "You have to have your head on your shoulders and your reet on the ground." She stressed that "it's not all glamour. It's a business. The on- ly glamour is the cash. Or. 1( you're lucky enough to see yourself in a magaiine. Or traveling. Even then, it's hard work, especially for someone who's underweight." She said she notices "what comes through the eyes first" when she is looking for new faces. "They must have pnde and trust in themselves. You have to love yourself before you can love others.·• Personal appearance is a big fact.or also, she added. She said she hates to ahop but docsn 't mind looking ror shoes bccauie ·shecansitdown. ~· . "I'm from a frugal ram1ly. tooil wear a 6-year-old design.er wardrobe.·' she revealed S~e prefers a tarlot(•d look with t.Jo or three "funky " outfits. ~ Clothes are part of the altr;k· tion of modelin~. Wilhelmina 6 · serted. ··Twenty years ago, e idolized the movie stars. That' a lugh goal. • "Mod eling. which 1s ::i lit eas1er to reat·h. has that su sort of adoration. ll 's lucrati there's security, recogrut1on a travel Beautiful clothes, a lot money if you· re lucky." ~ Some American ~iris might lucky enough to be discovered Wilhelmina during one of four conventions she has in U.S. each year, but the agen head believes she probably never see the best girls hecau "they don 't believe 'f themselves" and will remain hi . den at hom e. J She g3vc her husband credit f r the idea of having convention4. "People had Invited me to u•· grade modelrng schoob, and ll was s pending a lot or lime looki~ for new faces. 4 The most successful mceli~ are In Cleveland, Atlanta Seattle, Wil helmina said. "Her , the attitude is ·1 know what l' domg "' Wilhelmina stall is sUm and ai tractive enough Lo be a modet and she still fights weight. I fact, she admitted to having ju lost 28 pounds Style Lives to Suit Selves 87 MA&CIA FORSBERG Ol IM O•lll' ~1..-Steff You're damned ii you do and damned If you don't, they •Jreed. "Not only do I &et peer and pa.rental pressure t.o be a success int.he business world. I also have to «Ive my parent.a grandchildren to carry on the lamUyname." "There's an indirect pressure. on women who reaJly like to stay home with their children. lo get out there and join th., wort force." "FoT \he most part, I think you aren't considered a whole woman unless you have children." "I was taught to get enouMh education lo 1et a Job in case 'aoytbin& happened' to my husband." "I irew up Witb a lo& ol en· coura1ement from my parenll. TMy wanted me ,to be '"-PPY,' but they alao want.cl mo to go tb colJele." I ''kau1e I work, l often fed J ,prestan /rom my trienda and. .. family that I'm out there doing my thing and neelectlng my home and children." "Nobody really knows where they're supposed to be." Seven art.lculate women with dlfferent lifestyles tossed out conflicting and comparable opi· nions at a recent panel discussion sponsored by the women's studies center at Saddleback College. Tilled How Women Live, the session examined the choices people have today in picking a particular way of lite. $J>ealtln1 on 1 variety of styles, bolb aJternaUve and tradlUonaJ, the women upreued problems encountered u well M 11Ustac· tlona achieved within each 1peclftc area. OOBABITATION Oeor•ann• Alu.~~ atu· clYlna for a d11ree tn h at Cal Stat• Lona Beach, baa lived with btr curreut mate •lne• May oftm. "My parent.I wen d•¥Otced one month before I crad~i= trGm b1'b ac..-, ..S el~. they have both lived with mem- beta of the opposite ~ without being married. "My mother Is acceptin1 m.y situation, but my fat.her la not.. He thinks marriage is vital. "When I decide to have children, then the reswt will be to get married. It's not the rieht time now." Now 27, Ms. Alex seee benell as married and having a child ln the future. She views it aa "t.he legalization of llvina to1ether and bavin1 society recOsnlie ti.•• ClllLDFSEE llm Gluer Selbert hu been marrJed for three years, Is chUdlr~ ~ad dlt. 1'Paren It optional," Ille announted. "ll 'a a 1peclalltad job to bave ehUd.r-•. It's the bit· 1ett dtclalon two pqle can ever make.•f A student at Paclllc Oaks Colleae to Pasadena, Ms. Selbert mat her bu.aband ln lw"oM and ll•ed to1ether IOf six IDcmths before •a"Ylnf. Durln1 that tlm~ told btt that ll they ever to 1et manied, he 41dn'l want to have any children. "I •H 1bocked," she said. "My mother had been a career woman all ber Uf~ and I HW myaelf u being a mother arid havin1 a career at the aame Ume. "Thea I discovered that you can have a marrtage without children." A member of the National Organlutlo,t for Nonparents. she believes there is a lfeal deal of pressure on women lo become matbers. WOIUDNG llOTHn -'-lean Atcheson bu worked fOJ' Q yean and ta the mother of tbree chUdren. She 1rew up in .cambrid1e. &uluad. wher• she took· her bat.,.... and mut ... decrees. SM bu alwa,ya worked in aome f)b.aM d the publ11tdq buslnaa. Wblla worktn1 on a new ::taint m Chicaeo, she met marrled ber buahnd. "I Mc•m• pre•oant almost f0t· llMdlately. This waan•t 11'\Y lnlen· Um.'' She has held a variety of jobs, inclu~ an auocJate editonbip at American Heritage and cur· renUy, free·lance edltlnc. She re- cently rewrote and organized the book "Minchtyles/Uleslyles" by N•thanlel Lande. "Havlna a career ahows that you can do all ltiodJI ol things, but It'• Important to be interested in what you do. · 'Tf\e problems or being a working wJfe and mother are endless. You're oft.en bound lo feel guilty. And wh1t1etsJeAout in the procu1 ls finding Ume fol' ydll. "I don't think It's possible U. have a job unless you have 100 percent support from your lomi· b'.'' she noted. SINGU PUENT Sinilemqther Barbara Brtacoe bas been dtt'orced for five years and'hu two children. "The lm\i•l probleim o/ being a •in81• pa~nt ne paat now. At ll1lt t felt that I wun't ~plete without a m•n. I walled for a man to, m11lcally, call. • "Now I'm aware that r can get a lot of grotatude from doi thing• wlth women friend.'\ ''I allso felt thot my kids wee deprived without a real famil But It doesn't mean you can't a family just because you don have a man here," said M Briscoe. The head nurse 0( the adol cent psychiatric unit at U Medical Center remarked lfl she initially found It hard to in grate her two live& -busin and family. UN¥AUJED -SUI~ Mc'Mllah had always directCld her lffc toward a careet, but she thought she could "get by andgetmarried." A native of T,xas. she recievod her BA and MA in psycholog;y from Baylor University. "I kept gettln1 mor-and more ec:lucatk,tl and stJJt h•dn't met a guy," aW. revealed. :As her C:lceer became more lmportant to her. she got moc• involved in her work Md "wasn't 'atlafied" with the men she knew. 1 <See UtESTVLES. Pa1e 83> . DAILY PILOT Friday. December ). 1976 Spirit's Williflg, But • • • , ·DEAR ANN 1 ;J'.A.NDERS: For several I ""an· t have been mar- : Qi1ed to a man who drlnk.s ; !.••vily a~ut fo11r nights ... • week. Two or three ol ! :these nt1hte be would ! tome to bed at2 a.m. and l ~ out cold. About 4 • · *'~· be would wake me "Listen. IC you can't make· love to mo w¥n you are 1ober. !or gel about it altoaetber. No l'DCJH or thl• waklna me up 1n the middle ol the ni&bt.'' woman ll married to a man who drlnks, should ~be settle for hla inade· quate efforta or wait two week1 for five minutes ol his precious time? Tbe poor fellow ll• u.e batereat ucl dnln but bit alcobollam ll11~e Adt a aumbtr • his Ubldo be caa't back it more tbaa t•lce a mooUL <Tlloae wbo CAN -do. Tbose wbo cu't, talk about It a lot.) bodlert )'CMI. Tiiie qMll- Uoa 1•'H aak .. llE alilcMlld be J•t to ywr g'"p lea•er u• dla- cuMdopeU,. to botMr him wbea bell CONP'JDINTIAL to \rYJn1 to study. .. Too Youn, to KM'llV It Do you tbJnk hJa. WM w,_,: Y,ou wtatbe ~-reall)' laid that sin-. JC.\ddo. Youn WM or wu UU11 Marty's own the on•·nafllionlb letter idea? Jld llke your whb tit• Hme pbOQY. frankeat opinion. -plot. Oetloet. ·toys-for-tots ~ for sex. Then he'd al·· E mpt lo perform hm· cca1fully), doJlng o(f termitlently without complishtne anything. : I work full·Ume, keep •ouae and have folir After that small speech, L.B. was afraid to wake me up. So now he dol~ out bis "favors" twtce a month -toe five or 10 minutea, U you pleue, and that's it. Please answer these questions in the paper because I attend AJ .Anon (thanks to you) and it is a wonderful or(anlullon, but almott every woman in my group has this same problem . -A LOYAL READER DEAK LOYAL : Allswer No. %: Slace you area't getting aaytbla' out or it eU.ber way, opt for tbe rtve mla•tes twite a moa&h.. At lea1t you wlll iet aomerest. DEAR ANN: I'm a 14-year-old who could pass for 17 eaay. My vocabulary it •try mature a.a well u my looks. I am null about a SU)' who is a aenlor. Ma.rt)' will be 18 next month. He bu a amlle like Ellen Jotin. LONG EYELASHES DEA& L.B.: MJ ,, ................. . ..... , aa«er Wll08S idea lt WU. y .. • ... -.... tM IHlay ....... ~ ..._p. Marty ... ..... •1. •hlldren to get off to 1 ac hool. C Lover Boy ; ..-«ks from noon till ~ ~ J .m.) ; ~ Finally I told him, Question No. 1: Why· does he talk about se• conslant1 y when it mea.oa so litUe to him that he doesn't need it more than twice a month? •Quettion No. 2: II a Aalwer No. 1: You aay Y••r bueba•d ,doean't aeed aes more tbaa twice • m.oatb ya be. &alka about U all tbe Ume. You are mlllakea. I vge you to eoat.baue wt\11 Al·Aeoca. Tbey do so mueb 1ood for so •u.Y- Aad 4oo't lle.alta&t to apea.k up at tbe •..c.tns- a boat anytblng tlilat \Ve were 1ettioe alq super until today. He told me not-to telephone him any more becaute bis mother doe1o'l llke glrls •a•ly a lUUe la&e l• n,...u, .. , b '• too old f• ,._. A boy \bold lS It _. y ..... apee4. WIN =HUidery ..... -eded -..... .., tlf&alellen. - I ' l · . \:organization Calenda~r I !~KeY for Leo HOME ECONOMl8TS IN HOllEllAJUNG: A Christmas party f« husbandl and cue1t.s will take place at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec:. 6, tri the Santa Ana home o( the Robert 1'rouadalts. SATURDAY, DECEMBEB 4 ByS)'DNEYOMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Surprises occur as status quo is shaUered. Routine changes, money Is Involved -you learn new patterns and they will be beneficial. TAURUS (April 3>-May 20): Hold oCfon affix· ing signature to long-term agreement. Be patient, analytical. Don't be saUsfied that something oc- cWTed -rind out why it happened. GEMINI <May 21.June 20): What had been a comfortable position may now leave som(thing to .\>e desired. Means you have made conres1ions to family and others. CANCER (June21-Ju.ly 22): Wish can be a r e- ality, but procedure is highJy unorthodox. Know it and don't be shocked by element of surprise. In· dividual who seems to talk in poetic phrues is a reaJally. LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22): Key is organization, getting priorities in-order, realizing that orie in authority has nothing against you. Be confident . . . and do perm it a relationship to blossom. VIRGO (Aug. ii-Sept. 22 ): You are due for more consideration, recoerutaon -an aggressive person is in your comer. Keep "in touch." Verify travel plans, reservations, long·range policies. LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Aim directly at target. Leave ring roads for another time Be direct. independent, creative. Love as in picture. Accent is on involvement.. mystery, money as al concerns business associate or mate. SCORPIO !Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Much that oc- curs as solid, routine, detailed and commands your concentration. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Highlight versatility realize lhat set patterns are now in jigsaw fashion. CAPlllCORN !Dec 22·Jan. 19) Money sur- prise is due mamtain sense or equilibrium. Elizabeth Hesae, Thom•• Fitting Betrothed Eliiabeth Carobne Jle~se and Thomas Fit . tang are planning to marry Jan. 8 in St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa Mesa. News of their engagement and forthcoming pl:ui,s was announct'<f by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 lector llesse or Newport Beach. Miss Hei.!>(' IS a Rraduatc or Newport Harbor lhgh School and t'arned a BS degree in busii,ess administration at UC Berkeley lier riance, son of the Paul Jo'1ttmgs or San fo'rancisco, received a BA in biochemistry at lTCB and will pursue an advanced degree in Oregon lie is a member of the J\mcncan Chemical Society and the Amencan A.ssoc1al.Jon for the Ad- '"ancement or SCl('nce. The host will demonstrate his handcrafted electronic organs and antique or1an memorabilia !or the Orange County group. FASHION SHOW: Students enrolled ln Orange Coast Collece'a fashion merchandlsing class will s how the latest ensembles for disco, evenlnc and daytime wear at noon Tuesday, Dec. 7, In the campus student center. The show titled • Let's Put 1t All Together, is free to the public. · PHASE: Diane Rtwld, managing editor or the H11nlinglon Beach lftdependent and authol' o( ··underground Wedding,'' wUI speak for the 7 p.m. meeting Monday, Dec. 6, in the People's Federal Savings and Loan, El Toro. Phase is a nonprofit or(anizaUon for divorced and widowed women. COSTA MESA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AVXJUARY: A bollday bake sale and mini- boutique are scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 10, in the hospital conference room. Proceeds will be given to scholarships for high school seniors planning to pW"Sue de1rees in nuning or allled health fields. MYSTICK KllEWE OF KOMUS: The group will have its Twelflh·Nlgbl BaU, which annually climaxes its social season, al 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10, in the Disneyland Hotel. Highlight or the evening will be the in· troduction or the Royal Court for the 1877 Mardi Gras Ball. ALPHA CHI OMEGA: The Gamma Tau Gamma Alumnae Chapter will meet al nooo Saturday, Dec. l t, in lhe Reuben E. Lee for a Christmas luncheon. Special g\aests will be members of collegiate chapters from California Slate University, Fullerton, and lJCI. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20· Feb. 18): Stu~y Capricorn messaRe for valid hint. Get on solid ground; demand facl-;, not fanta!lies. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 201 · Family mat. ters. v1s 1ts, relatives. calls and messages domanate. Talk Shop . Opens Laguna Hills has been selected as the site of Orange County's second Problem Talk Shop. a free counseling and re· ferral service. evaluate its scope and ex- amine the available service alternatives. according to Jo Ann Rodgers, MS, director o( the South Coast orflce. • · Skin Care Center 'f .~-. The community service is sponsored by the Psychiatric Division or Comprehensive Care Corporation, Newport The Laguna Hills agen- cy expects the ma.Jority of clients to be seeklltg help fo1· marital and family problems; ~hild· rearing difficulties. especially those or adolescents: a nd in· dlvidual mental health and emotional problems, In addition to the refer· ral service, the stalf will orrer free counseling (up to six viait.s) to help in· dlviduats handle crises. ... ···~··· .. · tt· .. ., Beach. The first office was Further information about the service, located at 25283 Cabot Rd .. may be obtained by caJling 768-3831. 1a bi-... ..., ,.,.., .. "'°'' ... ,. 11n ~ '~ 1 ~ ,_ O(''l• :lf\ f l') ,...u,. f'YN'I ...... ,, P"'\O""> ,,..,j .-,nrj 9'( """'"'• hoM(it~~ ~ed in Orange nearly ------------------- twoyears ago. Some4.000 :>;Nl '"• rT\11,,,. • .., ot 0 111c,.,flt .. W"'ll "• ~'"'"" . I 0 pwc...t cltco.t Mourfalllls '•'"D by 1• ~ • 1\1 h~llll ~ .. "~·-b4 ~·~l residents from the north and central part or the county have been helped, • says Edward A Johnson, vlce·pre11idenl or the sponsoring firm . The free service is de- ' signed to help people find qualified profcss1onal : ser vices for family, 504 North N-.-Blvd. f personal and emotional ...... .,.,. • problems. IOld Newoort Blvd > ~ It ta staffed by trained, Newport Seach • profesalonal counselors, 642-4911 ,... , who help d efine the · · · .,,., • I c 11 en t • s prob If! m, PRE-CHRISTMAS GUY LIVINGSTON GOY LIVINGSTON GUY LIVINGSTON G'v ' -< SAVE ·20% SHAWL COLLARED WAAM!A ••••• * OUR IMPORTED CARDIGAN SWEATER, OFFERED tN MAtZE, WINE, CHOCOLATE, CAMEl.. FOREST. NAVY, AND llACl -$57.50 I ,.. < z c;) (I) .... 0 z C> c: ~ r-< - OH OUR ENTIRE STOCK • s., ...... • l.oftg •ct Sllort o ...... . • , ... Stiffs ;•C..ts • s ...... • Sportsw ... .......... • Accn1orle1 IJ alcoboli1m ruining your llte! Know tbe dana• airnala and what to do. Read the booltlet, "AJcohoUam -Hopeaod Help,'' by Ann Landen.· EntlOM 50 cent" ln coin with your request and. a lont. •tamped, self· ad4r•Hd •nveJope to Ann Lude!!: P.O. Box 1400, Elitn, w. eom UPHOLSTllY W...Y•W_. ...... ltZZH.._111•4. C..-.M 54t•Ht" · toy-a-thon '"" .. '1 Girl Scout• offlclelty hollt cuol tor U.S. ~an,,. annuall'\:>ye-fOr.T Toy-.. Thon het'e. Huntl"Olon c.ntw. 00l'l'tmia019 holiday c:..ollng, puppet .nows. celebrities and fun from 10:30 to <6:30. Bring a Tov-tor+ Tot. Beach Blvd 'idlnger at the San Olego Fwy. OPPORTUNITY Jmocb often when yo~ use result-aetUng Dully Pilot ClasalCled Ads to reach t.be Orance Coast. market . Phone 6'2·5678 THANE Crew neck pullover sweater made of .U woof multl·cofor patche•. lt'll• sw.ater .. tun to wear and ryM!kea a unique s;ttt. classic hebe~ for her ... the camel herrin9bone blazer? exduslvely ours. VJOrnwitha cashmere turt1e.necl< and cacharel's white flannel skirt. .... , c1as • 1us sic ... . GUY UVINOSTO" SOUTH COAST PLAZA.., 3333 BRISTOL ITAEl!T COSTA MllA, CA 92628 ~om'ething Special I 2N 1ftlt ST .. COITA ~ H..,_S..,. ..... .._~ ..... @J~o@@)§'(~ 4' ,_,.,,, '91and, '*Vport center 84•·5070 • . ' I . . " ,,....,4 .... 71J Andrea Peterson, Minnesota teacher of year, with student. Santa and· all the fun Bring the children datly to Huntington Center for holiday fun and festivities including Santa. holiday puppet shows, caroling. concerts and the maies11c .. mile high" community Chrtstmas tree All dedicated to Manne Corps Tovs·f()(·TOIS Beach Blvd. & Edinger at the San Diego Fwy lecw of th tremeRdom rffPO"'~ to ow TURQUOISE SPERACULAR n.. TNd9n It•••.,.-to'""• tltelr fetlelou c.itutloo of ~H-daltterwfftl ..... ClrithMs. TUR(j)UOISf • MOTHIElt OF PURL . COUL ....... -....w ..... ... C ..... on · H..Maft • .......... · ,_ U.CH Wffl( WI WILL Offff A SffCIAL OH S8.ICT1D ITl:MS. THIS WEEK OHL Y 75%oFF AU UqulD SILYEI ' ' • • SALl u.oo-. I • SAU Sl.00 r----------c..------------ : HOLIDAY SPECIAL! : 99. 9°/o PURE SIL VER i s·1 ... .. I ..... .,._ I ... HOO ~ ... ........, ........ ,"' ......... -----._....__ ).--. ------- From 81 Friday. December 3. 1976 DAIL v PILOT •s; Rare Tribute Doubled GRAND PORTAGE, Minn. (AP) -"The Spirit of the Chippewa has touched my soul," wrote Andrea Peterson, Minnesota's 1976 ~r. .,. teacher or the year. And she has touched the . - souls of her Indian pupils. HOLIDAY Ml'$. Peterson, who teaches grades one . r~~ ~l~ainctii~:cr=a:na!::r:!~:'n~ @[tp[lP[jCiKg~~ ·does not subscribe to tradWonal theories about '"-Indiana or education. "Education should not be a melting pot deptjvlng children ol their heritages," she said. "It abould construct a beautiful IDO&aic out of the different cultures in this countr7 ... Her efforts bave won the trmt of the tribe on Lake Superior in extreme northeastern Min· '~ /f i.&3taa.c nesota. , 1 , 1 , "In those first three years in school," she says, "it is not so important that the children re·. '\ member everythlna that is taught as it is that they leel good about themselves and their culture.'' B anckrafted Gilts stoneware· etchlags wood earrings • Jeteelrt1 : metal sculpture• bat•b · , . . ~ Not an Indian herself. Mrs. Peterson has 1 1tt taught Indian children here for 16 ·years. Her husband, David, formerly taught elementary school also, but now be L> oupervisor for the dis· trtct. 11 O Mcfoddlta Piece When sbe returned home last September wiUl 1._.... _.....,.... "'-• her award, reservation leaders gave her an eaale \ RH,..,._ 14 llAR feathel",raretr1butetoanon·lnd1an,shesald. . ~~ He...-t hect.. Ctlf. ,..,.'7S.JOIO . ,,,.1.__ _ _....;,r-_______ ......,._,_......___-..-__ , • • • Lifestyles ··Doors were shutting ui my face because I didn't have a PhD. so I went back and gol il." Ms. McMilan believes that "you have to be interested in what you 're doing. It's as much a part or your life as looking for a man.·· She is currently working on a post doctoral fellowship in orof aciaf genetics and craniofacial anomalies al Harbor General Hospital, one of the UCL~ medical schools. "Obviously I spend a great deal al time and energy doing Uu.s. and I don't reel any pressures lo get married. "I never really looked for a guy loo hard since I spent so much time getting education and train-ing .• OPEN REALTIONSJDPS Marti Malterre read "Open Marriage" after being home for six months with two children. She had a masters degree from the University oC Hawaii and "needed something lo keep my head together besides diaper pails." She believes the book is misun- derstood. "It deals with a way of thinking rather than who you sleep with. And I do have rela- tionships with other people. "They can be sexual, emo· tional. intellectual or sometimes a combination of relationships. I eliminate the sexual side of it," she noted. In Ms. Malterre's opinion, no one person can fill another's tolaJ. needs. However, she and her husband have a "strong commit· ment to our marriage." Her spouse has open rela· tionships also. They have been married for 10 years. She teaches human development at Orange Coasl College, and together they run their own business, Aware- ness Education Seminar.· Mary Lou Jobnaon wa3 a • homemaker for 22 years before she adjusted her lifestyle and re·. turned to college. "I was encouraged during the 1950s to stay home and raise children. I wasn't encouraged to gel job skills." she said, noting that the reason s he went back to school was bee a use the type of job she wanted in social work \fas beyond her reach without skills and education. "Now I feel like I was born 20 years too soon. I feel I missed a lot. But I enjoyed staying home with my two daughters and I think it's important to be with kids during their first five years. "J don•t think it's possible for a woman to stay borne all her life and be happy. People have to keep growing,•' she concluded. Peering A(Ound Triad's elegant formal for holiday parties. In white or red. '4800~ (,. . -L;~////tp//Yt;~,(;: UcloYUlage 3416 Via Oporio «•1talnl 67S.OJ21 M.-., thni ~ I 0:00 'ti S:JO S..., I I :00 'tll 1:00 CELEBRATING their 59lh wedding an- n iv er s a r y over Thanksgiving weekend were Mr. and Mrs . WaJter Albers or Costa Mesa. Williams. Oregon: Mrs. Mary Stone, Tracy; Mrs. Phyllis M o rman, Arizona, a.nd Mrs. Joyce Lang, Tustin. Other new officers are Patricia Bower, Lisa Johnson, Sharon Moser and Laurie Morris. .. .. llllliii._ ______________________ _ With them were their childten . Mrs Lillian Miller and Roy Albers ol Michigan, Mrs . Ele8.DOI" LAURIE HANSEN, daughter or the Mark Hansens or Costa Mesa, has been named Honored Queen of Bethel 157. Job's Daughters. NEWLY ARRIVED PANTSUITS CPULL OH AHO %IP FIOMT PAMT' LONG SLEEVE BLOUSES WITH MA TCHIHG SHB.l.S CLUSCIOUS SOLJDS AHO ASSOITID NJHTSI FAMOUS MAKE KNIT TOPS fASSO«TID PalM'f.SJ . NIGHTWEAR • SCARVES • JEWELRY SIUS .. ZO 1nson's Newport Fashion Island • 644-2800 Special Shopping Hours: Shop Fri. 10.9:30, Sat. 10.6 • .1 r ' . .-:· I'. , , . v ' ,. ........ ... .. • . ••• . ,, DAILY PILOT I ! ~ . "\ ~· ' ' ... ... • 18 fr1day.04c:embef 3. ' -: , , 1 r ' r ., ; ,Jm;afleS • \· llis .. Tell .. T.ales _JLOS ANGEL£S CAP) - y'd\J 'vc seen Saul Bass' ~or~ 1r y~'ve flown United or ConUnd-t&l Airlines, eatt"n Lawry's or t(Unl· Wes:son food product~. 1>9.Ught a Coke. drunk out ot a D{xie cup, breakfasted on Qijaker Oats, castled a c~eck at Sffurity Pacific Bank or lighted y~r D W G cigar with an Ohio Blue Tip mat ch. , Bus: ss. is one or the country's top corporate designers, a p~o Ufic man whose trade~ i)l- clude A.T.&T 's bell U> a circ(c, 1. ~ blc ·:c" ot Celanese Cotp. {and tho1,curlic.u•4. "L" ,ot Lawry'~• Bil ,1peclalb' ls COi .. ~at.e Jdenllt)'. prpe!'.arns. the ~e OeJd of ~g pulWc altitud~ (Ow ard a.con:wany. I "CORPORATE lDENT,Tf deala with how a company· is perceived,'' Bus .s~. "Wilen you're w«!dn& fpr.a company, you ti')', lg cJetermlne what thq op- Umlfm perception of them sh0'1ld . ~.and develop a set of ObjecU ves that oft.en take the {~ of rein· rorcln1 what's there lbat's ett~e.ived '° be deslrable and f1J¥I a way of dealing with miA· perceptlon1." 8&81, who won an Academy Award tor tbe film "Why Man eteaiea," says a company can· ~ a>roJect something that isn't there. "Th~re'a nolhln1 worse lhal you can do than create an aura about 1 company that's not sub· st:uUated by tact," heaaya. "lt's not only \nelfecUve but actually harmfullo the company. You can create.an lmafe or whatever, h1,1l • it wocr't stick.· HOWEVER, the New York- bonl designer, whose wort ts di~ played ln the Museum oC Modern Art, Ubrary of Congress and Smithsonian Institute, says de· sign can be used lo affect people's attitudes. He cites his work on airplanes as an exam· pie. c "Alt niera have some concern about flying," be contends. "Some handle it by 'flying' the plane. They 'r e 'raising' the wheels, •making' the turns and so on. Olhers handle it by tuning out ... r eading a book or watching a movie. We have lo deal with those rearli. CAROLLA SEDAN BEARS LOWEST PRICE TAG C11llfornta'1 EPA Avereg• LJ1ted at 32 m.p.g. "Now Braniff ignored the \\'hole issue when lhey painted their planes one color. It made them look like balloons -not a good feeling. The basic concept or a plane is or a projectile, the idea of lt continuing to move forward is rather imPortant. So, with Onjted and with Continen· tal, we used stripes to maintain al! aerodynamic noUoo." . Toyota's Ne~ Line OTHER COMPANIES require different design treatments, Basa notes, citing the Security Pacific Bank emblem aa an ex- ample. Features Low Cost "The reason we moved to that," he says, "was t.o give a sense of an int.erlocking strong Conn • . . something that would ' •' ByCARLC&.RSTENSEN ti Ofllle 01lly ,. ... SI.tit Toy-ota 1s Introducing a 25-model line ofcars and Lrucks for 1977 that N'Cludes a new Corolla two-door sedan wilb the lowest price tag Ln the J 'nited States and the highest over-all Environmental Protection (\gency (El'Al milaieratinJ. · Norman Lean. Vice president-( J w neSparks Foreign Buys ~eneral operalions tor Toyota JN HIGH GEAR Motor Sales. U.S.A .. C'alled the new Corolla an example of lhe 'tompany's effort ''td maintain 'tcadership in the marltet and "strive for qualtly and ~onomy." J· Lean said it carries a marwlac- lorer's suggested retail price or ~.788 and achieved 49 miles per ~allon on the highway and 36 tn pg 1n the city 1n EPA amulatcd driving ll~L-. Thc car feature~ I 2 liter, four eyhnder, hc>m1 head C'ngme, four- s pecci manual tran-.m1:,s1on, powt.•r rronl dlbC brakes, front bu<'kl't seats und btyled-steel ~hcl'IS •I Lean noted lhal the sadan's m1l ea1.?l' 'a rics 1n Cahfom1a, "herl' 11 1<; pow<rt>d by a I Ii htcr. 1ur 1·} hndt•r engine to meet I.be ate b stricter ~1UJ54ian ~~:in- dard.s. The California model also com es with larger tires. Economy is reduced but nde and handling are improved, he said. There Is no price differential. Tuyota 's 1977 line includes· 10 other Corolla models, four Coronas, three Celicas, five haJf. ton trucks and 'two four-wheel drive Land Cruisers. IA?an said the. 11117 Toyotas re- gistered a 12.3 perceet mjleage increase over 1976, ror what he called one or the ~ improve- 'l'tlent.s in Uie au~ try. Toyota sale~ · n-r • e first 10 months of 1976 reached 335,000 uml~ and the projection for total 1976 ca'lendar. 1ear s ales is *5,tOOOcats and W!fs· WASHINGTON CAP) - Foreign investment in the U.S. seafood indu~try has Increased sharply with creation of the new 200-mile fishery zone of( the U.S. coasts, but administration and i1!du.atry officials see no cause for alarm. _ To date. 56 foreign firms have bought Into U.S. firms and the Soviet. government had formed a joint venture corporation with a U.S. firm. . Such arrangements could al- low the foreign enterprises to ft5h ·within the 200-mile limit, as Americans do, free of fees, quotas and access restrictions that will apply to foreign vessels. Steel Hikes ~Cause Concern l . WASRINGTON (AP) -Tbe Council of Wage and Price Stability says it la .concerned that ateel ~ompaniee are trylftgto "jump the JUI'" on possible 'yqe and 'rice con~s by raiflng prices now. · But ~ C¥)UncU aald Thunday the purported 1 strategy miatit·backfire by forcing other companies to raise price1t and creaUnc "an environment which would invtte the very kind of 1<>vemmenl behavior that business 1eek1 to avoid." • • Democratic Rep. Willi&Ul Moorehead of Peo- nsylvanla. who u.ld hiJ House subcommittee wUI inveiitiga~ the locreues, voiced a similar coo· cluslon. lndUltty otftctala have repeatedly denied 1uch motinUqn. - · ~anwhU!,i the presa spokesman for President- tl«l Jlmm)' wrt.tr, who hu advocated standby authority to Impose economic controls In an emeraency, •.t~ Cart« bu exhausted the avenues op.ti t.o hfm ln lryJ.oe to persu"1e the companies to readnd the tnore .... ' The pried involved are for sheet ateeJ uaed in un, appUances and a host of other conaumer p,ro- .... A~&lyata ffUmate t.be etleC!l would be to ~ve up QI' prlce1 by $10. · ~ .• ~ Wlter(t you liut SQJ1$ so ntuclt about who you ' ~ hill' ,M1 are. And, wlttm yot1 ahswe1 "Mission Hills;' desert• ·~.:~6'Yo1n f?. ff<' wiJc peopfo C'fVb/(m on~ o~(~'e.m/fio11 '~finest goJI ,. ' ll. UOO.I! . l,,"1 r t0urscs. <Home of tJ1e Colgate-bi11a)1 ShQre Wi"'.'"r'S CCXJNTRYCWB ~. hL Circle LPCA'P1atwilo~1Sl1ifJ.) Hundri'd-Tlt ousand ' ., an th• P·I~ ~~rtri~~ l\'t4'rutiona:J Aru '(I Dollar liomes optn tt11roU~~r111m fairwQ,ys, lokq 104 Mla~lon Hill~ Or .. Ran(.ho Mlr1ge . ,Jt. and a mo1muain panoMmlf. (~1413iM821 •O~n10 a.m. lil du!lk "' Te1111f, Town homes frotrf $5?,,-00-~. 900. ~·, fp• l-~O 1~t1 ~~Dr. (Catl,«lral ~ityiM~). Coif Course Vllla.s from ~.m-SlO,dOO. Souths 11':rn'to A u7~ L;ff't Miu/011 Hilu ~ A COLt./\ fr rALMOL/VC COMl'/\NY DEVEL OPr ·tou~l ICU""" Of'l'CijlH1•t1t111·· L!!:J • have a 1enae of reuaurance and " security about lt." Wit.b A.T.•T .. Bua hlld to deal with the public perception of the telephone company u a semimonopoly Lhat didn't have to worry too much aboullhequallty of Its aervlce. t : @ '.•: :;~ ~ \. .. 'I THE NEW A.T.ll'f. logo, •bell inside a circle. wu much euier to recoanize than the cluttered symbol it replaced, Bua says, drawing on a Bell System survey as proof. ATQT : f CE LANES "Bell did a atudy before we in· troduced the program and de· termined that 70 percent ol the people associated Lbe old symbol with the Bell 'System." be said. "Three or four years later, tbey tested again and found 91 percent recognition. Hell, that'• hlaher than the number of people who can tell you who's President." " ,,, .. , .. ,...~ . : ,. 'REINFORCING WHArS ••• PERCEIVED TO BE DESIRABLE. S.ul BaH Oet lgna lmegee That Surround Ut . l Budget-Changes Urged Slow Gr owth P redicte d Under Current P lan I I . I I .. WASHINGTON CAP) - Congress will be faced with changing its budget for fiscal 1977 or t ole rating a poor economic performance next year. the director or the Congressional Budget Office said. ( TAKING ) __ S_TO_CK_ and tben the ground shaken by a. : aei.lmic wave-making machlnei · " Without addlUonal spending or tax cuts, ''the coruensws among rorecaalers clearly would be for a growth rate bel9w 5 percent and an unemployment rate ln excess of 7 percent," Director Alice Rivlin told the Joint Economic Committee Thursday. Mrs. Rivlin &aid the ouUook is more pessimistic than the budget office had predicted earlier when the original 1977 budget wu pre- pared and approved by Congress a ftw months ago. P a ltlo11 f'Ued SAN DI EGO (AP) -The Foundation for Ocean Research is seeking protection under federal bankruptcy laws to pre· vent foreclosure on 1,240 acres ot land adjacent to Rancho Santa Fe. The non-pront foundation al~ filialed with Scripps Institutioo of Oceanography listed assets of just over $6 million and liabilities or more than $3 .7 million in papers filed this week. D aert r apped HOLTVlLLE. Calif. <AP) - The subsurface desert floor is be- ing .studied and mapped b.y sound in an effort to take the guesswork out of locating future geothermal water wells. A flock of 3,000 microphones will be buried for a mile along a line south or Holtville next week Over T he Counlt-"r MASOUstinqs The shock waves, echoing baclc .: lo the ground surface, are e.>£· .. ~1 peeled to be picked up by the· J• buried telephones and recorded: .rt lor analysis by computers. Sci en·· '• lists then hop~ to draw up ·~· ~ curate maps of underground rock: · formations. C•na Ordf!r C~. ~ WASHINGTON (AP) -~ ' Soviet Union, In the wake of a . ! bumper harvest of its own, has : canc~lled an order for 400,000· : metric tons or U.S. corn but has of. fset that partly by buying 300,000 tons more o f wheal, the : Agriculture l)epartmentsaid. · At recent export prices the can-· : celled corn was worth an ts ti mat-~ ed $39.2m1Uion and the additional : wheal about $31.S'm illion, the de· : partmenl said Thu~sday. MlJTUALFUND S INVESTING =,r,·~ • •1 ML ,_, t.U NL 14.,. fl 10.01 I. ~tllhtr•n lro Pl.., 111v 11 •1 n U '"""GI S ll FL COMPANIE!. Oniup: Gtwllt •• n • .. Hff119' ltJ. •. . . Fund 10 6J 11 61 Pll_,,11 to tt 11 'Cl S''"' I• 'J7 L NEW YOAI( IAPI '" 1.n NL fi-'·°' •.SJ --Tr 1.00 . NL '"'""" • 1' 10 ,, PllfNld ')Cl 7,17 ~ ... SI 0 u . 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Conaumsr Vnit ROif ~~led a1 SYLVIA roana Aa a cudi4lat., Prealdut-elect Jimmy Carter pled184. wtu.o.t qnlitluti-OG to push t« tbt new hadependent ~ sumer proteet.loo qency tha.t bu bffn kicked around • c_,,.... toc )'tan. TIM qeo~y·a J>W1>09e: to briq an in•,: deptodeat couum• wiff to I.be deUberatiOftl ol a1encle1 ' cftcn captund by the interest.a t.My are 1up~ed lo : refU}at.. lts oppontrill fear lhll mlpt leact to pl'Obtt lnto "sweet.heart" deals between the replatora and re1utated" bl many lndustrles. Ita supporters hope the ,.~1ency fot : Conaumer Advocacy 500fl will be l~w. But even 11 the ACA ----------.... lt to become law, there are Mver&l lssues that lbUlt be clarified: -BUia to dale pro. vide that individual coo- Money's Worth ·a um er complainu 1 lboul4 be channeled by '------. ----tbe agency into a document room open to the public an~ Cbenee to various agencies lo look into the compla.lftta. 8VT MOST FEDERAL AGENCIES DON'T have juriaclictlon lo act on individual complaints as such: they onty sue companies for illegal conduct. .. And what about c<>mplaipta tbat might be without bull but yet injure the reputation of thoee involved? Tbe bllls say companies can answer complaints for tM recOl'd. Bul plac· m, unverified complaints lXl record with an implication of pemmenl approval could have dismaying reauJls. Perhaps the new qency ahould not be involved with in· EviduaJ complaints at all. «perhaps it should coocentrate on looklng al the conduct of federal agencies when facecb with consumer issues. ~ ~ -M06t measures considered to date ban the agency from lookln& into slate a1encies wlt.b anti-eon.sumer SJOUciea. YET. STATE REGULATORY AGENCIES OFTEN are controlled by boards consisting or the very lodustries lo be regulated and are subject t-0 less public scrutiny than federal agencies . Coogress has the power to look int-0 state regulations affecting interstate commerce and even could prohibit such regulaUon by the sta~. Per-haps Coniress should have the advice of an indepen· dent, conaumer advocate on lhe issues. States• ri&bls wouldn't be violated, because tbe advocate can only call at lenUOll to a problem. . • "\ -{;arter's pattern in Georgia was to consolidate •let cies. Perhaps ACA. although its function wouJd be unique, could just as well be a part of another watchdog agenl such as the Federal Trade Commission. Tbe FTC c:ou function as an advocate. It wready has intervened ln beh ol consumer interests before the Civil Aeronautics Board, Federal CommunlcatlOl\8 Commission and other federal agencies. It has built up some degree of expert knowled1e in thf'lfnnctlon involved. , -PRESIDENT FORD ESTABUSHED CONSVMEil representation teams in each existing federal department tu deal with consumer problems. These offices are within exist- ing departments and are thus under their policy control. These consumer representatives musl follow t~ policies of their agencies. Each has confidential files relating. for instance. lo pending law enforcement investigations, which cannot be disclosed. Most agencies strongly discourage statements by employ es disagreeing with agency policy. I( this drawback deprives the public of debate we ought to hear, creation of an independent agency devoted to the In• terests of the consumer is the best answer. ll will be essential for Carter lo encourage employes oC ex.wifing agencies to cooperate with the new agency lo give )t the information it will need to ruch decisions beneficial to the nation. Sbould this be the way it actually turns out, tbe creation ol the CAC could indeed herald a new era. • Texas Shines Out As New Solar Kel DALLAS (AP) -Loog t.be kingpin ol domestic oU natural 1as production, Texu I~ emerging as a key state the research and development of solar energy. CiUea, unlverallles and private induatry across the ala already are involved in solar experimentation. San Antoni Dallas, Waco, Croebytoo and Bridgeport are only a few the cfti• that have plunged lo various degrees into the sol arena. Texas already ranks M No. 1 producer of oil and natur.i gu lD UM United States. But the state's gas and oil suppl1)1 along With that of the rest oft.he nation, is declinin1. :; An official of the Energy Research and Development ( ENERGY ·) Administrat1 0 I\ ·cERDA) says solar energy will be a ms,jor fuel source on a com- ' pelitive level with foe.ii tuels by the year 2000. And .ERDA is providing, money for moat of ...-1 attempta to cap\ure and convert the sun's rays Into an ecoaomically feaitble source of energy • • "THE MONEY DIDN'T HA VE lo come from the federal 1ovemment, but that was the most likely can- didate," said Dr. John D. Reichert, • membu of the eler- lrical englneerin1 staff at Texas Tech. R~chert is project direct.or of the so-called "Croebyton : Plan," involving the sunaplashed llWe colt.on mecca pf Crosbyton on the South Plains, 38 miles east of Lubboc11. Unckr terms of the $2.4 million contract between ERDA and Taaa Tech, the Lubbock unlvenlty la workh11 with a Dallu electronics fl.rm, E·6¥•tema, lo conduct a study that toU!d lead lo a $22 ml.Woo Investment at CroKbyton, popula· tton about 2,500. "We tllink Croebyton Ill a site that typifies a vut 1eo- graphjcal portJon of America in certain ways," RelcMrt aakl. "Ctoebytoo i1 ideal because lt's not ideal. It there was an Ideal place we woukln 't want It.'' caOIBYTON, HE EXPLAINED, IS lone on aunah andshortoninexpenstveenergy. • · "The 11rlcultural impUcatJom are literally fantuud;_. uld one Tech ofncial, Dr. John R. Bradford. : : Bradford a4Jd swi 1eneraton such u thOee under •ti in Oolbyton could be distributed at five· to lO·mlle tenalt t.brOUJh the lnlgallon belt of West Texu and n»d-MCUon of the Unlted Slaite. "It bu vast potenUal IU1 almott cwerwhelmlnJ in lta hn~bc&tiOOI," be said. ;~ Acao88 TRg Bl'ATE. SAN ANTONIO la one ol tlu1I ftDallstl In compeUUan fora 1100 mUUan ~mm~ Mtrlc plant. fbe dty alto h11 applied lo become~ #lte~ a pennaaent federal Solar En«p ReMarcb lmUtute. . A Onal dectslon on the plant by ERDA la doe tn J anu attordln1 to Don Sdlnlts of the City Public &rviN (CPS), wbldl devised U.. clty•a solar plan. CPS alao l• a11llu.n1. aJont with Southwtllt 8.ftearcb ln.atitute, on the application fw tbe federal Solar n.o Research lnllltute. 'l'tM San Antonio propoeal calla for ·a plant to P.roduct ~ power for a city of some 10,000j Cl"Oeby\M 1 •ould be eo111kterably tmalltr. While tbe ~ An&onio fadUlJ C'OUld 1 .. d to coutructJon of a la.r&er solar taerCJ plant.. RddMtrt Hid th• Cniebyton plan ~d provide a model for .Smllar 1mall towna acroa a broad section of the COW\lfY: fl6 DAIL V PILOT Friday December 3. 1978 Black & Decker., DRILLS 114 II # 7099. • • • 7 97 :Ye" #7199 .... 9 97 Double insulated and it I can get away with it. I'll even say "double value." which they truly are. Power to spore. CIRCULAR . SAW 711. .. #7399 1497 Oh, I need a good circular saw (I thought you said you bought one last year?). This B&D keeps the cutting line clean and angles. bevels. adjusts cut depth. JIGSAW If you have to cut crooked {I got a brother-in.low who couldn't do anything s traight if his life depended on it), or curves. this is tho tool. WORKMATE I ... STRUCTO CAST AtUMINTUM G~S BARBECUE ThiJ. is the gr.atfft for sm:oldng. rocutlD.51. bat~u.lng. you nCU'Qe It. On• for a lifetime, lt'• eanalumlnum and it laat.. Portable. Juat roll lt anywhere. Includea the big tank (refillable). WITH 20 LB. Complete #7922 JET-X SPRAY AND . WAS H KIT PROPANE TANK ":: Jet-X to the rescue. Tho zi 116 3 88 crooks are trapped now, Standard···· Qtiginal MIRROR TILE Jet·X has them a nd is it 151 588 washing their bad habits Deluxe ..... . away. {Does anyone believe this? Does anyone road this?) I --~ . ...:.; 4 ~ t~1 ·· :--p ~~ .. .:\~'";".;_ I RED DEVIL SPARK PLUG CLEANER 1497 Mirror hlo makes a room look twice a s large. (Don't tell the tax man. he'll want tWlco his due.) Looks so mce. and the smoky kind is nifty. Crystal Clear ... , .. 4 9 C 59c Old Gold Vein ..... • Smoky Gold Vein . 69c SQ. FT. SQ. FT. SQ. FT. '1= \ ~At:> "1Ml$ LtTTC.E CzU'f WE COULP Be. AAd'Ml!C.. El)""' CZ. 8 RC:rEK ~NO CHA .. C..le!. M<CAll.iM~ 0 0 A:: MVt -:ro~, A --St bousc.. AN· =79 001 The thing is a bench. a giant clamp. a rest, a million things with a dozen positions. (Even knew a guy who put wings on ii and tried to fly. We'll miss him a round here.) 5900 Don't believe them when they say automatically, "You need new plugs." You can get many uses out of them. Just clean. gap. and use. As long as the electrode is aufficie nt and the porcelain uncracked. DELUXE AUTO VACU UM CLE ANER CLASSIC BRICK ... Bt11ck '! Declts,. NYLON LINE GRA SS TRIMMER Thls thing whips the weeds and long graaa to death. Can't you just hoar those weeds yelling. "Ouch. ouch. ouch." Low voltage llghtlng. the only way to go. And for Christmas you can add mor .. green and red llghts and go hottday. Mo big deal to Install. no permits needed. lncludea tra nsformer. multi-color lights. deluxe model with timer. ~.~t··· .................. 3900 :~!t.~ . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 900 6 llte 6900 with tlmer .• Okay, Murtx just vacuum up th t loose money Mr. C rops all over the plant. But this one plugs into th~ , cigarette lighter so park close. #589 11 97 JACK STANDS Beata the boards and the bricks. Harold. Adjustable height. 1 97 EACH ~t~ -'In ~~ HYDRAULIC FLOOR JACK Hey. with this you coild s tart up a garage. Call it. I've got ur "Gasolines 900 Alley." Brilliant. Hydraulic too. # 646 AUTO RAMP 13~R~AIR l . 297 S SQ. FT. (Repeat of a Sell-Out) I defy you to detect the real from the man-made. Oh. you figure to drop ono on your toe a nd then you will know which. {Moro fool you.) ---\._ / ---c ~' II f:?\J '-----' UWL.J CLASSIC STONE 4 97 4 SQ. FT. Have you seen our model• (don't tell your wife). The stuff looka so real that if it came down a mountain you'd swear you had trouble. Lightweight to handle. and easy to uae. 3/e" 4x8 FT. SHOP PLYWOOD 4 97 PER SHEET Never c:an get enough specials in tbia stuff. Aa Irving would say. "Material of a 1000 uaea." E A hobbylat WI thia ia found i stocking. (Tb right just aai like it,") WUP& BOW FREE On Gift Stuff Over $10.00 OF lEGGos , WN S l "EJ A G.t. JetVcac by SHELTON HP535 3900 HP1030 " ~ .-_ ,) . .. ·-\ 4 • ' ,.,-...., 4~0~ ... ·--'-::-.... ,· . ·. ~-'" . " 1-' _, -. ·: .. : " . . . . ..... . . r" ......_._ '• • I \ Thi~ thing-c:IOH everything but whialle "Dixie." (There's an auac:hment tor that.) Got all th• nice attachmentL For ahop. c:ar. or home, it' a a bear. Light but strong. you can go as far as 8" your c:ord lets you. HOW NICE! CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING IN DECEMBER INSTEAD OF JULY. GO AHEAD AND WHISTLE "JUNGLE BELLS," WE'LL GIVE YOUSOMEGOQD , GIFT PRICES Arc weld. solder. braze. spot weld. You can do it, Clyde. I know you &in. After all. didn't you take the Muncie, Indiana Welding Seminar] PNC 2-IN-l ELECTRIC WELDER 3900 REMINGTON MIGHTY MITE BANTAM CHAIN SAWS ~l~~' t btJ~· CLEAN WELD SOLID OX TORCH KIT And if you are off to the mountains this is seU-contained. Go to it, Bunyan, or whatever your name is. Gas Powered 79oo Auto Oiler Deluxe Solid tubes of oxygen and some other thing. But it makes such a heat you can do what they do with the big tonks on the late movie with Edward G. in the destroyer. remember? 2300 A FLEX'/ F'L t ER,, ' Ji oA20 Wa-n-t A TURNER PROPANE TORCH WITH TAN K FL.LP~( L , Alo.JC> ~TbR£ IN ,q,; REMEL MOTO TOOL SET - 4 = 245 1711 go out of h 11; mind II bis C hristmas an standing on my '1've 901 one. and r 497 HARVEST FOOD PRESERVER AND DEHYDRATOR LP5S5S (Oh. am I hungry. it's midnight and I haven't stopped to use the washroom even.) You know what it is. let's go on to tho next item. People tell me this is something else. You can dry almoat any kind of fruit and vegetable and use it later. Great for camp food. holiday atu.ff. buying food at lower prices and using it later. (Agb. dried watermelon.) Gwk. gurk. ~ • i:!:.•z!!b~:~~·-·· .................... 79c.o !lc11G O' UWll ~~}~~~~ ................... 3400 -EDGERS ~~: .. ~b~~t-......•..... 99°0 AIRLESS SPRAY GUNS 8 Shelf Unit 4700 Klt form ....• W-190 W-280 6900 7900 W·350PRO 109°0 Theme are great. Freddie. "The Pianoman," aweara by tbla gun. Puta out point. not air. very Utile overapray. Leaa waate, eaay to handle. even coverage. (And on. and on. and on.) TELEDYNE HOBBY SPRAY GUN AND COMPRESSOR SET· ( 2900 ·AJter all the things I said about the other •pray gun, who1'a Jeft to say about this one? (lt'a cheap.r.) Neat aet. Look ll over. #206 8900 #216 9900 #246 10900 The King makes these and he resides in South Gate. wherefrom come garden tools that last. (And you didn't know that either, little buddy.) B&S. engine, 4 cyc:Jes (and all of them good). FRONT THROW MOWERS 3068 468B 189°0 209°0 front throw. like the pros use (10 who cares?). '\ With the metal graas catcher. And all the usual good stuff. WD-40 SPRA·Y Sp1'ay thla on juat anythlng that sticks (Uk• my money to the celling when I figure out my taxes). Lu.brlcatea. demolaturlzea. and make• ua money. 12 oz.97c ............... Fndoy, December 3. 1978 OAILV PILOT ., Weslock. SMOKE ALARM 1900 Okay, laugh. but thia may aave life and property. Cheap inauranc:e. In fac:t like a giveaway. S.rnella smoke before you can. I DISSTDN(I) CORDLESS Gl\ASS SHEARS Standard EGS7 1197 Heavy Duty EGSIA 1697 No cord needed here, Jim. Just walk along and edge. Keep going, you're almost to my bouao. MAGNETIC FLASHLIGHT #5MFBP 199 When the brownouts come, do you grope in the dark and swear a little? Why? Didn't someone tell you about the sweet prices at the short man'i; place? "D" or "C'' FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 19~ ·EACH You never can get enough of these. Someone is always yelling. "H&y. Pop. wo got any batterlee for my flashlight ... car .•. tape •.. etc. , •• etc.?" POTBELLY STOVE 26'' 32" 1497 1997 Who do you think they uaed for a model to design this thing? Santa Claus. Alfred Hitchcock. Lamar Jean Suggina, or the ~ Hindenburg? Real article. \~J Amertc.n • Font9t Products STORAGE BENCH I am writing thJ• very alowly aa It I• the end of the ad and I am 10 happy I am crying In my Dr. Pepper. BeautUul cheat, nice material. please buy one <tnd gl•e it back ne:wt year. 1697 #9000 FREE GIFT WRAP OnGUtltem1 Over $10.00 . - ... ! \ . .. . . . .. ' . ~ AP Wirtot.oto DANNY MURTAUGH BIOS FAREWELL TO FANS. Murtaugh Dead Baseball P e ople Mourn the Loss By The Ai.,ociated Press .Joe L" Hroy, n. lht• forr11C'r I'll lsburgh Pirate-.' executrn• v.h•> brou~ht Dann~ Murtaugh into lh•· m•1Jor lcaJ?uc:-. as a manager. nn\\ mourn::. tht· man hl' JOtnL'fl in 1t• \II t·mcnt Ju-.t t v. o month.' '4~1• "'lie Y.a'I ltke m) hrollwr I ICJ\e<l him 'BruwnsaufThursd<n nl}!ht from his hOml' in :.uburba;1 J'llhburgh The rcl>I of the major leagul' bJst•ball n1mmun1ty joined 111 n· McmberinJ! M urtau~h for h1-. ~eady hdnd a-; a m.m.i.:<'r. h1-. warm"' 1t a::. J friend I alwa\:.. founrf rn Ddnn\ Murtuu!!h av. ondc·rful rluxturt' ,;r bll>tl' profrs:-.1unal lOUA!hncss .ind rt!vcren<"l' 'aid ha.,l·h.iH C"Om m1ss1oner Ho'l4 1c Kuhn ··Re\ er encl' ma) "<l·cm llkE' a 'tr ani.te "'nrrl to u't' hut ri· 'frenrr is what l think of h1 m 1 lw tqu.ihnes!I w1•11t ;ilonJ,? y, Ith the• .:oodness 1?1• h11d .i '40111lc•rful P" ~quality about hw1 ~Dave C~i.h, y,ho µIJ\l'tl for Murtaugh ut l'1tt:-.hurJ:h and .,.gains t him 1H Ph1h11l<•lptua. M>Unded os 1 f he v. '" n(.,tr Lt·ars nn the phon~ from ht' l'hll.1tfdph1,1 home clft('t thr<lt•ath -.1•u:-.on lt•arl1n~ thl' leJ~u1• 111 putouts for ,c :.<'conli ha~cman. a;. ,1-.b .ind tloubll' pla)i..\\h1le bal· I 111)! ~90 l\ru"A n hired Murtaugh lo manage th(' N'ew Orlt•an .. farm dub m 1952 and ht' ~u1d1.'<f th('m to fifth pl i.ite his first 'l'a ... on "hilt• pla~ mg 1.wrt t1m<' lie h.HI bt•en th1rrl hasl• roac·h for th~ PtrntC';. lcs~ than tv..o V<'ar ... "h1.•n Bohhy Br ..ai:an was "r1n•d • 111d Murt;iu~h ,....;i., promoted to nldl\3~{"1 P1ll:.huri:h rm1Shl.'tl m second pl:.ice the next season after e1J?ht 'ears .it th1.· bottom, or nl'ar bot tom,ofth1• :'llutional L~:aguc .h"t 1'14o q•ari. lall'I , 111 l!Mill. ht• l1'fl the l'lf .1tt'' to a Worlc1. &·n 1·-. triumph oH•r tht• !l;ew York Vank1•r:-. Ill;, ht•.irt C"nnd1t111n fnrc{·J him ton tlrc· 111191><1 hut ht· :.l.i)E'd on ''' a rart t1m1•srout ·Scoutml! is th1• golf tour of baseball. ~1urtaugh -.;ud. 'Ea.'>} lravehn~. out 1n tht• 'un. real l'n Joyable ·· ll was to be th<• first of four re· t1reml'nl <; fo r Mu rtaugh ;ii; 1'11 Jlt•' m Jnai!er mt-run Victim Fighting Baek BLOOMINGTON, Ind. <AP) - Las t. Marcb 17. Ste\le Heidenreich lay near death ln a Bloomington ho~pltal, a spark!- lllg career in track and cross country seemingly at an end. Today, th e ·23-ye\lr·old Heidenreich is back at school and looking toward the 1980 Olympic Games m Moscow Heidenreich, the victim of a hit-and-run driver as he jogaied along a Bloomington street, re· mained in critical condition for several weeks. The day after tbe accident, he underwent suraery for removal of a blood clot from bisbraln. More surgery was performed March 31, thia lime to repair h11 broken jaw. Later a steel plate was placed in his head, replacln• the fractured skull. Finally, he went home to Watertown, S.D., for recupera· tion. "As time goes on, I know J wlll be a good runner anh good stu- dent again," Heidenreich now 11_ar1, "As time coes on, l knolr tbina• will be eU right." AltMu•h eolMt• competltloo la over beeawse Heidenrei~'• elleibility i. 1one. he says ho ls bopint for blab level interna- tional competition. "I hope to bem the 19800lympics." • After bi• injuries heaJed, Heidenreich went t.o work re- building himself pt\yslc.Uy. His doctor allowed him to jog two miles a day at a near waJk:lng pace. Before the steel plate was af. fixed. aomet)no had to run wllttj hJm at'all times because part o( bb bead was "ju.at skin and bralns." Now be runs '10 to ti> rnlles ptd week and works out with weight.a three times a week. "This lime lo my life I want to be a good runner. I want it bad. My studies take more lime and som etimes I have to read something three times before I recaJI all that I should. But 1 know I can do It. And J will do whatever I have todotawin.'' Recalling.Murtaugh Era: Fight Ref . May Be A Stoic, Sentimental Man Banned • d CHESTER. Pa (/\P ' -Danny Murtaugh, who pledged to make his fourth baseball retirement tus I ast so he could devote more u me to the grandchildren he loved. is dead at age 59. Murtaugh, who left the Pit· tsburgb Pirates Just two months ago. slipped into a coma and d1ed Thursday night after su/ferin~ a stroke two days earlier. ··tn my younger years. l don't think I spent enou~h time with my children." said the senlimen· tal Irishman when he qwt in Oc tober "' "I'm going to make 1t up walh my grandchildren .. Murtaugh kn ew baseball managers do not wm them all both the games und the affections of players. That was thr basis of the stoic calm that never lert him even when his Pittsburgh Pirates s tumble d on the fi eld or grumbled off it. Thert.' was that September ruf!hl In 1974 when he was at work in a du~out m St Lows. The Pirates, an a tight race with St Louis, had scored four runs and lciken a 12·9 lead in th~ 13th mnmg Murtau~h·s mmd was at work, like 1t always was when he sat with fold('d arms, immobile ex- cept for an occa sional shift of the tobacco wadded m his lantern ja\\ He v. as a wan• he had no 'cteran rt·hef pitcher!> left for lhr last half inmng. Yet instead of using one or his starters. he threw rookies Juan Jiminez and Jim Minshall into thf' 1tame, a nd the Cardinals scored four runs in the 13th and \\On 13·12. That dropped the Pirates a half·J(ame behind the Cardinals 111 the National League East raC"e, and Murtaugh was roundly or'! Li c i zed. "There are seven games left m this raC"e. I want my starting pitC"hers ready a nd rested," s aid Murtaugh. whose eyelids were always at hal( mast. As it turned out, the Pirates won six of their last seven games. with strong s tarting pitc htni;:. and e dged the Cardinals by 1'2 games. ··1 don 't panic eas ily.·· Murtaugh once said. "Some fans and the writers might think the season is over when Wt! go into a slump, but I've been around too long for that. Ex· peri<'nce has taught me that it's the long haul lhal C"ounts." Murtaugh also took the broad ,·1ew in deafing with players. Joe L Brow n , former Pirates general manager, once doubted Murtaugh. ··1 felt Danny was too compassionate lo manage in the b,g leagues.'· Brown said. Yet Murtaugh developed a blend of both toughness and tact. ·'Today they all want to be re· gulars They aren't. content to sit on lhl' bench hke 111 lhe old days, -- and I understand th8l," he once said. "But as far as I know, the rule book still says I can only play nine at a lime, so I have about 10 in the dugout or bullpen who are frequently unhappy." Thus, he was always ready tD listen to players when they griped. Yet he did moce listening than bending. "I've always believed that the manager makes his decisions on what's best. for the ball club," he said. Sports in Brief - One player who went too far with Murtaugh was Dock Ellis, traded after refusing to pitch i.n relief. There was once talk Murtaugh did not get along with the late Roberto Clemente, but he dis- missed that. "I'm old enough, intelUgent enough, and J think smart enough lo get along with anybody oo our ball club, especially if he's a .350 hiller.·' M urtaugb said. Royal to Resign; NCAA to Respoml AUXTIN, Tex. -University of Texas athletic director and head football Coach Darrell Royal has prepared his resignation as foot- ball coach, the Austin American- Statesman· reported today. Royal was not available im· mediately for comment. The American·Statesman said that ''informed sources" said Royal would deliver the resigna· tion to the school president and the Board of Regents soon. The s tory s aid Royal. whose Longhorns meet the University of Arkansas Saturday on national television, planned to inform the team o f his decision shortly before t he game and tD announce 1t publicly after the cont.est. NCAA llp•et KANSAS C ITY -A spokesman for the National Collegiate Athletic Association said Thursday the group would ·•pursue through every legal channel" its dispute with the University o( Minnesota. A federal judge in St. Paul directed the NCAA Thursday AJUNG. WOODEN HOSP/TAU ZED LOS ANGELES <API Fonner UCLA basketbalJ coach John Wooden has been hospitalized with a flareup of the artery condition that forced him into a hospital four years ago. Wooden, 66, has been undergoing tests at St. Vincent Hospital. The artery is near Wooden's heart, and some consideration ts being given t.o performing a bypass opera ti on. "He hadn't felt good and he started having pain Monday, but he just wouldn't give in," said his wife. Nell. "I was finalJy able to take him to the hospital Wedne5- day." morning to lift its prob.atlon on Minnesota's men's sports. The NCAA, ruling body of col- legiate athletics, placed Min· nesot a's entire men's program on probation for failing to declare three basketbalJ players inelleib1e. ·N~ lllinl Coach CHICAGO -Gary Moeller. recruiter and assistant coach for tbe Big Ten Confe rence powerhouse U na versit y of Michigan, will bec,,me head foot· ball coach at the Univers ity of II· linols. it was reported today. Bat tl4!! to Purd11e HUNTSVILLE, Ala. -Bill Batlle, who resig ned last week as head football coach of the University of Tennessee, wi11 ac· cept the head coaching job at · Purdue University Within the next few days, The Huntsville News reported Thursday. Battle said today that Purdue was one or three or four schools that have contacted him. t'll1ri R e dg1 .. POMONA -Andy Vinci. whose team posted a 3-6-1 record this season, announced Thursday that he was resigning as football coach at Cal Poly Pomona . C%ee .. aalk PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia The Czechoslovak Tennis As- sociation said Th ursday it has no intention of paying the remaining S:Z,900 of a $10,000 fine imposed by the lnternaffoanal Lawn Tennis Aslociatlon. · Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union and Hungary were fined $10,000 apiece last month by the ILTF for failure to participate in Federation Cup competition. The naUons declined to compete as a protest of apartheid South Africa's participation. PHILADELPHIA <AP) -The president of the World Boxing Council has asked the manager of junior lightweight challenger Tyrone Everett to present a re- commendation that a rematch be ordered with Alfredo Escalera within 90 days Jose Salum am of Mexico, head of the WBC, asked Frank Gelb to recom mend the rematch al the WBC's annual meeting nex t week in Las Vegas. "He told me that under lbe circumstances as he understood them, it was a very definite possibility that they will respond to that recommendation," Gelb said Thursd ay. Meanwhile, the chairman of the Pennsylvania Athletic Com- mission said he would seek the suspension of judge Lou Tress, who scored the fight for Escalera. The commission also requested thal the WBC order a rematch within 90 days after Escalera defended his lJUc with a disputed split. decision Tuesday nighL Commiss ion chairman: Howard McC•All saMS~f~wer& made lo reverse the decision in which the 24 -year.old Puerto Rican won the last three rounds on the cards or the three scoring officials. The two fighters had bumped heads at the start or lhe 13th r ound. opening a blood vessel in Everett ·s forehead. His face was a mask of blood in the last three rounds. "We checked the law and there's nothing we can do about 1t. unfortunately,'' said McCall. ''You can 't r everse <\ de· cision." said Manny Gelb, a member or the state alhletiC" commission who is no relation to Everett's m anager "Once the judges make a de· cision, they make it, whether you agree or not. It wouldn't stand up, although there's no question t;verett won 1t," he added. Referee Ray Solis gave the fight lo Everett. Judge Ismael Fernandez of Puerto Rico favored the champion and Tres!>. of Philadelphia, also scored it for Escalera. "Regardless or what happens in Las Vegas, I plan to press the commission to have Lou Tress sus pended for life in this state on the grounds that he's totally in· competent." McCall said Connors Out Of Cup Play TUCSON -lnJury has forced Jimmy Connors out of Davis Cup competition against Mexico Dec. 17-19, but not out of lbe World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup tournament in Las Vegas, which opened T hursday. · At this 11 m1:. 1L ., toui.:h to ~wt out the words,· C.: ai.h '11t1d. • It·, n """'' rfay 1n thr world or c.port!-1 and the P1rall•, or~an11atmn und for all lhc P<'OPll.' v. ho knc·'l4 Odllnl BASEBALLS fREE ·AGCNT SWEEP STA KES The deadline for payment is Dec. lS, and failure lo pay would result ln the t hree countries be· lng barred Crom team events con· trolled by the federation. When the U S. Davis Cup team wa§ announced Wednesday, cap· lain Tony Trabert named Arthur( Ashe, Roscoe Tanner und llrian Gottfried to play singles, and San Clemente's Bob Lutz and Stan Smith to play doubles ""lie wai. lrul.) .1 ~n·at n1anaJ!1•r ~tio undf'r!'.loocl play1•r., ;is 1n ~~vlduali> ... s:ml Hoh Fm·n<I. "'ho patched for Murtaul!h ancl lht· J\1rates in th<' l 9f,() Worlrf ~rwi. J "He 1mprl's!>ed upon a lol of ttw UyS h1S UllltUdC , \t'rV \Jnt•m() t.l.onal." said C"lll'rl.'nt l11rall's pjt.cher Brue<' K ison. "That was one or his main ~its. that and h1~ v. 1t. humor and ll;jshluck." ,1.Danny Ozark. m rmaj:!c•r of the Phillles. remcmbert'tJ M i;rtau~h 86 an ins piration as well as a managerial foe "I think one of the things I J~rnedfrnm him wnslobetotally relaxed undo-take t hanRS easy btcause that's the way he always 'lfSS, .. Ozark said. "lie ne\'er got excited about anything " ~·Manager Sparky .Anderson of tl'le Cincinnati Reds said he knew Murtaugh was in poor health, and aald be was surprised he did not ~ire arter the 197~seuon. "He was a baseball man. He bad it in his blood," said An· ~rson. "lie liked it so much he ~bne back when he shouldn't have." a. Born in Chester, Ocl.. 8, 1917. Murtaugh beRan playing pro Jueball at. 19 and broke into the m~ora with the Philadelphia 1'UJJies four years later. The Boston Braves traded ham ~ lhe P\ralH in llM'I and the IOJ.lowing yeru-ho !\ad hJs beat ~ •• Player 1. BObby Grich 2. Don BaYJOf' 3. Joe Rudi "· RegQle JaCICSOI\ S. Don Gullett 6. Bert Campanerls 7, Doyle Alexander 8. Gene Tenace 9, Roflfe Finaers 10. 8111 Campbell 11. Dave <:ash 12. Gtlry MatthtM U. Wayne Gerland 14. Sal BandO Reported Contratt Price Duration From To Miiiions Years Or'loles AnQels us s Athletics AnQels 1.6 S Athletics Angels 2.0 S Or ioles Yankees 3.0 S Reds Yankees 2.0 , S Athletlts Rangers .15 s Yankees Rangers .8 6 Athletics Padres 1.0 S Athletics Padres 1.0 s Twins Red Sox 1.os s Ptllllles ~ 1.s .S Gltnts · Btaves 1.75 S Or'loles lndlans 2..0 10 Athi.tfcs Brewers U S /tlfJfff!r Rolla TEMPE, Ariz. -Third·seeded Sandy Mayer lopped Erik Van Dillen 6-4, 6-1 and Fred Stolle up. set fourth·seeded J eff Borow1ak 3-6, 6·3, 6·4 In the opening matches or the $20,000 World Class Men's Tennis Toumament here Thursday night. Tonight wll1 pit top-seeded Dick Stock ton against Roy Emerson of Newport. Beach . Trabert s aid he was told by Connors' m other. who is his manager, and his doctor that Connors would bypass thr North Ame rican Zone Davis Cup semifinal in Tucson '"to prevent permanent injury that cc111ld end . his career." Connors has a bad bac·k and ankle sprains, an orricial release from Davis Dup hcadquurters said. Kings Can't Win < Montreal, Ties With 0:40 Left MONTREAL <AP) -Steve Shutt conUnue1 ht. remarkable average ol one aoal per 1am~ ror tM Montreal Canadien1. Shutt'• latest perfortnance - hll 27th eoaJ of the season in his 27th game -1ave the Canadlens a 3-3 Ue with the Loll Anaetes Kings Thursday nleht in a Na· lioaal Hockey Leaaue •ame. LOI An1eJa wu eoatent to carry th puck acroa the red line apd dump It Into tho Montreal llOM lo an attempt to galn • vJc-t«Y ta the third period. but the CanadJ kept attaddn1. !lrinc 11 tbotl, tbe tut ol which strutt rappe d _p ut aoaUt Gary Edward• with 40 •ecooda left. ,, Shutl's goal came on a re· bound, after Jacques Lemalre1 and Pete Mahovlich hnd missed good chances. "( was open long enough.'' Shutt said. "Lemaire took a shot' and th.e guy stopped it. The puck came to me and' 1 passed lt to Pet~. He took a shot and the IUX stopped thal, but It came out to me. It wus a one·bounctr, but it was bouncing jusl 3 mue bll. l gotJt. .. The Kings, who were outshot 43-20 overall, are winlesa in their last 1.3 aamea. with sev~n \o&ses and tht ties. They trail the n~ place Canadjens by 17 J)Oint.s in the Norris Dlvlslon. ·CM Coach Reflec.ts On Season By ED BllKGAJtT Of 1¥ D .. t, ,....,. i&Mf The most successful football season in Costa Mesa IUgh's 17-year history wu also the most enjoyable in the l2 year head toachmg career or Tom French. "It was my most enjoyable sea.son because or the effort put forth by all the players," says the 35-year French. "Tius team . ., went about the season wjlh a very business-like altitude. There wasn't a lot of horsing around and not.a Jot or belltUing or other players. "Jt"Was truly a team effort." After nine successful years as head coach at Fairfield Jtigh in Otuo -his teams went 48·3l·2 - French needed three years to guide the Mustangs lo an 8-2·1 record and a co-South Coast League championship. Their season ended Friday when Bellflower recorded a 10-7 decision in the second round or the CJ F 2-A playoffs. French says has players were upset about the loss but he adds, "winning isn't everything. It's the effort to win that 1!>. The highest compliment you can pay a team 1s to tell them they worked up to their capabilities and put forth a good effort " French particularly feels tus seniors put forth a good effort. "Thts season was a direct re- lationship to our scruor class." says Frenc h . ·.'They were tremendous leaders to our un· derclassmen." By being tremendous leaders, the seniors help1>d the Mustangs record five straight wins at one Juncture. Clouded over the wins were 17-16 and 10· 7 losses. ··we won some close games and we lost some close ones," says Fren~h . "l guess they evened themselves out." <Costa Mesa defeated San Clemente, 14-13.} As for the highlight or the season, French 5ays, "winning the first playoff itames in school history has lo rank as a thrill." !Costa Mesa routed Sonora 34-7 in the f1rs1 po:.t-season en- 1·ounter.) FrenC'h doesn't feel the win· ning lttreak will end. "Our sophomores went 8-0-l and our freshmen went 7-2," he says. "So with that. I guess the future doesn't look loo lle1d." AREA CYCUSI'S CAPTURE TITLES Pat Kohoe or Newport Harbor fllgh School won two events and r.regg Toy a m a of Fountain \"alley High c aptured another in cf1v1dual title an the Scholastic As· -.oc1 at11>0 of Motorsports (SAM ) motocross rinals at Orange Coon· tv Inte rnational Raceway re- cently Kohoe won th1• mini juruor .s stroke and 100 Junior individual t1ll t•-. ~h1le Toyama was the win- m•r tn the 125 senior division More than 190 1nd1v1dual nders rompt ted in the fall series finals 10 21 d1frerent rntegones TeJm winners were Bolsa C.rande (4·A ), Gahr (J.A); Sad- ttll'1).1ck 12 A 1: 11nd Pud r1ra (I 1\ t CdM-Estancia Feature Tiff In Tourney An OranRl' ('o:.ist ::in•a con fll<'I h<•twt•t•n Corona dcl Mi1r and ('o~t.\ M , • .,,. ·, E&t'ltncia lligh h11(hhf(hl~ r1r<,t round a'tion Ill the M arina-Wc~lmmster bnskel h111l tournament, wtuch begins Moncl n~ The l'd.M E stancia clash is Tuc.,day nq~hl al 8 :30 al Weostm1nster Jl tKh , capplnit the hr~t round sat vo or 16 teams. Pacing Corona dcl Mar arc H 7 Alex Black and 6·6 J~ck Tui. while f:stancla 's f(uns include 6-S Pete Neumann and 5-11 guard Rav Orgill. C~thcr area teems «'ntcrc4,.in clucte M;arina of Huntinftlon Beach, Huntln~ton Beach and El 'Toro. . Marina vies with Royal Hif(I\ of Simi Valley in Monday's 8:30 tilt while El Toro and lluntlnf(ton neach arc in action at Marina Tuesday evcninl{. El Toro meets tMghly re· garded Lynwood nt 7 and liUJll· inaton Beach vies with Ramona ol Riverside. Mooday at Marina 7-E) Modena vs team to be selected 8:30-Marlna va Royal Moecl•Y at West11lia.du 1-VllJa Park vs Compton 8:30-Westmlnster vs W&1Teo Ttietda1atMu1o• ?-EJ Toro vs Lynwood 9:30-lfunllnrton Beach "' Ramona Tfftday at WetlmJallttt 7-LB Mlllllun VI Loa Alamitos l 8:30-Eatancla vs Corona del ¥u' I Frld11y December 3, 1976 . .. DAILY PILOT •• Potent Fontana, FV ~quare Of( J.~ountain Valley lli&b ':s Barons. eyeing a CIF4-A football semifinals playoff berth, clttsh with tbe Fontana Steelers tonight at Orange Coast CoJJege, the Barons' toughest ass1jnmenl. since losing lo Huntington Beach's Edison. KickofC is at 8. The Steelers of Fontana, u ground-oriented wishbone unll which has defied lhe opposition by seldom gojng to the air, pro- vides the opposition. A standing· room-only crowd Is anticipated. The Fontana threat, which mowed down El Rancho and South HUit. In the first two playoff games without a hitch. is motJvated by halfback Mike Fox and fullback Gary Tate, althouRh alternate quarterbaclcs Dell Can· nady and Craig Dickinson and halfback Rodney McMlllian are also let.haJ weapons in lhe ground assault Usually, however, it's Tate up the middle or Fox around lhe eoda. f'or Jo'ox has scored 16 touchdowns among l,120 yarm in 157 carries and Tate has 10 TDs, 2'J tht' past three seasons . Like the U niver!ilty of OkJahoma, the Steelen seldom go to the air -avera~ing two completions m four attempts for 32 yards per outing. Jt 's not that For.tana can't pa!>s -it's simply that the Steelers haven't been stopped on the ground. Defending this is a Fountain Valley crew anchored by nose guard Bill Grab, ends Mike Muno and Don Bohay and linebackers Richard Stanton and BoBoxold. The key lo Fountain Valley's success· offensive ly figures to come in the ability or · reci!ivers K.en Margerum. Tim Holmes and Boxold to shake 1006e In the Fontana secondary, one of the Steelers' best weapons. Safety Ron Carter has 10 In· lercepllons this year and 23 ror three seasons. tie's the slopper on long passes. Coach Bruce Plck.lOl'd and his Barons also have a arQUnd al· tack, however. with Willie Gll· tens and Mu sso behind quarterback Doug Thornpeon. · Gilt.en& bas run for 1,062 yards ln 1'73 carries for 11 6.1 avera,& • gain p('r curr y, lncludmc U tourhdowm1. · ~ Mus.so, usually the blocker ft>r Gittens. hu scored 10 TOi; and averaged 4.8 yards per CWT)'. !rw111el11Y•H•f11•'11 ... ll- 0111MM .,. .... ,. Tl! .... ,. 'IOf 1lnMll\\O Ol lllT ~y,.,.....r tor '" St•lllr•Q• • OT 110 'l.t<llOfl 1'0 101 Orilt NI c ........ ,., 110 °'''"" 01 LO 0r11r 70> 111 eon,; C>I LT Glvl•ly llO '°' Do•ohl LI S~ AUrqe<um 1 IO 190 ~lent"" I I oe Tltom..-uo ,,. "'"""' <~ Tll Glll<"n• 1.0 US l'M11111 Cl f tM11no 1Q~ 1•\ WH••r Fl Hol,.•U 10 I'S HOI-• Top Area Runners Seek - Cross Country HonQrs WALNUT -Char l ie Christensen and Tami Darr bid for individual tiUes. and the powerful Costa Mesa Hi g h Mustangs' boys team is heavily tflvored lo capture a team crown in the Cl F cross country cham- pionships Saturday at Mt. San Antonio College, here. Action begins at 10 with the CIF 1-A race and C'Oncludes al noon with the 4-A encounter. The Orange Coast area will be well represented in the 4·A and 3-A boys division and io the girls ciassification. Hunllnglon Beach's Manna, Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach, ,which. ~ompeted in the Sunset League, will challenge favored Foothill of Santa Ana in the 4·A division. Costa Mesa, which many Cit· perts concede has the best team in all the divisions, will be challenged by Mission Viejo and Irvine's University m the 3·A race. And in the girls division, Costa Mesa. Edison and Huntington Beach attempt to u_pset Santa Barbara. which compiled 29 points tn ('apturing 1t.s senufinals heat. Individually, Darr of Mission Viejo and Christensen of Edison are given good chances to win their r aces. Only a freshman, Darr has been spectacuJar this year. win· rung in vitationals with ease. She clocked a 12: 16.4 over Mt SAC's hilly course in the prelJms but didn't race Quartz. llJlls' Kelly Wells. The latter. sixth in the girls 0111¥ "fle4 -·..,, ... ..,., 0'0....M H CHARLIE QiRl$TENSEN BIDS FOR CIF TITLE. San Diego at UCI ·Anteaters' Home ,Opener UC lrvlne's basketball team. blitzed by Cal State (Long Beach) In ita opener Tuesday nl&hl, hosts UC San Diego toni&hl at•. Coach Tim Tift's UCl An· taten, unable to match up wtth Lot• Beach on tht bOards. fell to lbe 49era, 87·54. But UC San Dl-ao is in a diff~rent cla.u and the two teams filt\U"e to motch up well. Tift will make two lineup cban1ea. m ovlnat freabman rorwtrd Steve Rod&era and Mnior guard Kevto Davi.a 1oto the ltartln1 n ve. Rodaera <6·6) looked Im· pressive ln Tuesdny's game whUe Davis hit 13 points. The other stnrlers will be senior Scolt Jenkins (6--4 I. junior center Frank Chand\er <6-7) and junior guard Louis Stephens (8-4). • Stephens le d the Ant.caters with 14 against Lon& Beach. UC San Diego, l ·l for the aeuon, will storl 1 llneup that ln· cludH l(uarda Tom Ornolev (6·0) and Ken M lvin <6-0>. forwards Bob Frazier (fl·4 ) 3nd Lee Gardner (6·4) and center Wyle Sthith Cf.7). OmaJev, a freshman. ts the Ttttona' Jeadtne scorer with • 20.0 avera~e. mile· at the state track cham· pionsh1ps in June, turned in a 12: 15.8 111 lhe prelims. Chris tensen, the rapidly· improving Chargers senior, is an 880 track s pecialist, hnishing first in the Cl F 4·A finals this year. In the prelims. Christensen ran 10:00.2, defeating Bishop Amat's I La Puente) Frank Ebiner no 01 > and Dos Pueblos' J err Coffman (10 02 >. But San Gorgonio's Dnve Daniels, a 10: 11.8 victor in the other heat, ran 4: 13.4 in finishing third in the CIF 4·A mile hnals in track and should rate as the favonte. Team-wi&e Huntington Beach, tturd in the Sunset League, wa~ more impressive than its ci rcuit rivals m the semifinals The 01lt:rs clocked 53:40 wh.1le league ch;imp Fountain Valley was tamed in 53 '44 and Marina in 54 08 Favored f'ooth11l ran 53·23. The Costa Mesa boys team had the fastest dockinR of all m run nmg 53 00. M1ss1on Viejo re corded 53:56 while University, last year's 2·A winner. limed 54:53. And in the girls division. Costa Mes a compiled the second raste?>t time (67 431 in the pre· ti ms. Santa Barhara ran ~: 10. Huntington Beach and Edison ran 71 09 and 71 .55 Following is a hst of the seven harriers for each Orange Coast area team: ••Y' O'wtUM .... MtH11'\.it Cuf' Pl•U f -.mm C..lluCI µ.t1 E_.. d,rott MAU Al•ff' lV•\ G~,i:••· (.Ml Andie''°"'' (,t•"IJ r~H~, •"t '"u1•t1t1n: VAH•v Rrt,\n A~U. tClrll! 8~1'1•, ''"' f 11\lt1Ufl> JOnn Sor•Ut•,.. Olft\h Duddy, At<k Sn°'Ol>t ~,,..., .. Bro#n Hunt f\QIOn 9,.., h M••• G1tfOtd Mt'-.• c,.lv•no 8 111 ~•rreH J11rry Shott, Duft (;ordofll. Ml•'""'"" 11\1(' JI'" Otl\.COUfl\ ftwfl\l•OUAf Ch•ri•t CM l\lt"I"'" fEdl\On ) .. ,. ... M l\,ton Vieltt M l•• W•lt_.rt\Ou\e. M•rt. LA"'nt• A•<"'"'d A""''°"• ~u ,,,,..,,.,. ~rtln Mot'"' ,...,.nO"bo'nf' Mtil• 5hr•Vl'>r C..O\ht M,.,,. JOf" YnunQ A•ll KnlAr 9, ''"' Tnor'l\O'\twi A11n 0 1.,~ll ~ r'A•Mrd1, Ron ~'~torO Scott ~fh~1tt. UntYfllruty WnoO'/ Gt•\\, 8yl"Of't l~ VII\(." fl,-nd,.•\ 81U l ttmAn", G•r~ 0111H Y, N flll C,,•"-"' ,.,, £1"11.-tt Oltl•DM>I"' Co\l• M~u -Joootln 1'1\M< ~''"~' P.....-. Erin C.•H•oiwr, \,.yn., Ttt,.._.11, [fie Puftetl, RoCM!"i t.•rr~f.M'• Oen"• Hum(#\rt t' Hunt1not'Jn &.-1cr1 "'"•'"" tr••l'M>r, LAur" k.ttrfll'r Aulutnl'\ B•h\O'\ SullllW'V'W ~,.....d,t. Muy Rutt\o•r L1t11 W t'l•I• l.,.U,. Jry £d1 .. nl'\ (•lht JOl'\t'\ f""""'"'V r: ... ,,. JuCh' CV'tV Juli-Aflt(Jt1AM Ator"" A:OdrtQuP7, Uuritt AormAI'\ ~lrlt\,. f)urn(~ipt lr\d1~1dl.tAl-ldml n Arr IMl\\1~Vu 1n) By a Dally Pilot Writer Fountain Valley High's basket· ball team opened the 1976-77 season in impressive style, romping to a 78·40 victory over visiting Los Amtl(OS High Woun- tain Valley) Thursday rught. Fountain Valley's Barons. playing an aggr<'ss1ve floor game that helped lead to 28 Lo6 Amigos turnovers, pul the game away early. Trailing 11·8 late in the operung quarter, the Barons, Jed by George Barrios. Scott Ford and Roger Holmt'S, oulscored the ._ Lobos. 14·2, to lake a 22·13 edge with 6 : 14 left in the second quarter, TAMI DARR . Then the race was on. Coach Dave Brown's Barons. repeatedly coming up with steals, rolled to a 36-21 halftime ed~e and had a 59-27 advantage after three quarters. Barrios was the leader. Ile hit 24 po1nts. m ost of the 11 field goals cominl? from around the perimeter and canned 11 or 19 shots from the neJd. He also sparkled on defense, coming u1.1 with seven steals Holmes hit 20 points. clicking on 9 of 17 shots from the field Ford al!lo hit 20 . getting most of his 10 field goals on layups off the fast break. The Rarons. cold shooting in the opening quarter. did an about face in the seeond eight minutes, <'ashing In on 11 of 15 shots with Holmes hilling all four of his from the 12· 16 root range. l'<H•llll" V•fl•• 1111 LH Amltot ffOI I• It pl t• I• n pf '-f'ord 10 O J 10 W•rd I I 7 3 S.trlc>< 11 1 7 1• Elll\ I 1 7 I> \•alU.td 0 0 • 0 V.tlf>tt I • 6 • 7 I 1') tu-7 3 • tfr)t~' Wff&Jn.on ......... k., Aft>ln H•IO- CArroll J 0 3 6 f<llf'tl... t I ) I I 0 1 1 °"-' 0 1 1 7 oo 1 o<>-•m 1002 1 0 3 7 B\lfrum 7 o 1 t O 7 • H•nc0<a I 0 0 H -Ofl••f I 0 0 Al-lo 0 I 0 5itructr;~yftf() ft 1 0 Totof~ )7 • 10 1e Toi•" 1• 11 11 •O \cort by OV•'1•ri Lo1Am1qo, Fount••" V•ll"Y If 10 6 '1 .4() " 7l 73 " -1• Pro Scores ll•ll•n•t l•O•U••ft A>-••t'-' W•\run(l10t1 101 Att•nl• '4') HOU\t()f\ U I Mllt11t•u•.-.. HI) Goldtn$t.1e 1t• S"f\ Antont0 t\6 ll•lfonol H•<-•' l -ut Pttt\.i)Ul'Qh • N t·w Vork '''~'" 1 l o\ A"Q!'I•\ ), M Ot\trt•l l U1.-, Tiny Tami Seeking CIF Crown , By F.D BURGART Oft ... 0•11, Pilot SU.It Tami Darr is following Brian Goodell 's success formula, and the 4·8, 6S·pound girl sensation" hoping it pays off with a first place finish 10 the girls ClF cro~!> country finals Saturdav at Mt . San Antonio College Darr, a freshman at Mission Viejo. is undefeated m dual meet competition and r an a course re· cord lime or 12·13 '"taking f1r~1 place at the Mt. SAC Invitation.ii a month ago. Only 14, Darr talks as ron· fidenlly as an adult. and she credits her positive ouUook-an~: surcess In cross country-to a• class she took recently. "I took this course m positivity, and Brian Goodell took it before the Olympics." says Darr, daughter of Saddlcback aquatic.j' coach Flip Darr. ''You're SUP." posed lo keep negative thing~1 away from your mind." ,1 Goodell went on to capture twl)\ ~old medals at tbe Olympics. an(j Darr hopes to actueve s1muao, success on a smaller scale. Gauchos Roll, 102-82 "I set my goals three wceklt ago," says Darr. "First. 1 want.> ed to go undefeated in league,• second I wanted to win the leag~ meet ;md now l want to win CJF." ' Sad4leback, OCC ' . In Semis Tonight By CRAIG SHEFF Of UM D••fy l'ilol ~t"'I Pre-tourney favorite Sad· dleback College Jived up to its ad· vance billing Thursday night In the opening round or the Miles Eaton basketball classic at Orange Coast, racing to a 102-82 victory over Phoenix Collelo{e. Thus the Gauchos advance to the semifinals tonight al 9, meet- ing Santa Monica. Oranf(e Coast and Santa Rosa, a 93.00 victor over Imperial Valley Thursday, meet at 7 in the other semi. A consolation game matrhes UC Irvine's J V against lmper1aJ Valley al 5. Saddleback. in racing to its second 100-polnt effort in as many games, blew the Bears out early. Alter a sluggish first 10 minutes. coach Bill Mulli~an's talented five went to work heh.ind the play of Rich McElralh, Tim Knight, Dennis Smith and Tim Shaw. good floor games, r epeatedly coming up with steals off the pre· ss to start the Saddleback fast break going. Shaw. a Canyon High product, finished with 16 points while McElrath, from Scrvltc, hit 14. Knight had 11 . Saddleback finished with a 46.1 percent shooting mark. caM1ng 35 or 76 shots. The Gtuchos hit 20 or 42 (47.6 percent) in the opening half. In the opening game. Santa Rosa, coache d by f ormer Garden Grove High mentor Bill Trumbo, had it easy all the way in runnlng its record to 2-0. But Santa Rosa doesn't figure to score that many tonJcht againsJ OCC's slow down attack. M<E1••111 °"' l(n1q1>1 smlll• ~ ... er_,, 51-Artno"1• S.d<lt-M flttl ,, " .. ,, \ • 1 14 l I 1 f 1 I J II I I I ~I • • 4 " 7 I I I 0 J • "'•"" zooo Ml-lewkl 1#11!1 1•U ...... Y<!r H•Un.. .. ft "',, I 0 J 2 I 0 I t 0 0 , 0 I I 0 J I 4 S l I i 0 7 o t O Tetei. U n U t07 Hefllltno »cldlobA< ~. )4 lO Oarr's coach, Brian Ovcrto,,, seems confident thal Darr cwt' win. "l haven't ever met a girl whl) puts up with as much pain ansJt suffering as Tami ctoes," saY'l' Overton. "She's really not th8t• fast but she has grc•at enduranc~. She can run four quarters al thei same speed." ·: Darr holds lhe roursc record at Ml. SAC. but Quartz H11ls' Kell.V Wells ran 12: 15.8 in the preu111,· compared to Darr's 12 · 16.4. · ·' Darr Isn't intimidated, r~aJI~ ing the Mt. SAC lnvitation:,al when she beat Wells by Coor"' seconds in a race Darr antf' Overton call the turning point df: the season. ' · "J knew lhcre were supposed to be some good girls in that race; Ukc Wells," says Darr. ''l brok'"' lhe course record anct heal her by1 four or five seconds." Says Overton, "I don't thinlt any of us r ealized how good shcY wu until lhat race. We thoullht. she'd break 12:30 beforehand." "• How much more success Dan-- achieves remains to-be seerf1• She's been running since she wtis seven and competed on the AAtJl Blue Anc•l• t.eam for six years. • "I'm not sure ltl'm atthepel0t1 o( my running career or have juatt alU'led," saya Darr •" Indications are she has just started. r • , . .. With McElrath hitting from the perimeter and Smith. Buck Day and Knight controlling the game inside. the Gauchos got untracked and rolled to a 54·30 haltlime Rustlers Post 92-82 Win edge. ., And there w113 no letting up after the break H the Gauchos <2-1 l built the lead to 82-48 wttb 10:22 left. · That's when Mullican went t.o hla bench with reMTVes playine the (inaJ el1ht minutes. Smith, the Mission Conference ployer of the year a season a10 .. sparked the Gauch03 with 21 ~. 1etUn1 oioet o1 ~ net4 goal1 from the comers and ln· •ide. And Shaw aod McElrath h•d MOOkPARK-Oan Bush 11COred 19 polnta.1.. Todd Zirbel hit 18 and DarreU tsriggs had 16 tn aparkln1 Golden West College t.o a 12-82 victory over Glendale, Ariaona Thursday niJht ln lhe opening round of the Moorpark basketball tournament. here. GWC's Ru1tlora retum to play tont1ht at 7, facing Moorpark, a 114·94 victor over San Dje10 CC. 8uth, a 8 ·1 1uard from Mllwaullee, canned MVtn of nine shot.a from the noor while Zirbel (frorn Hunllngt'n Beach's :Edison) hit RIX of eight. And th~ 8 9 Briggs, from Youngstown .. Ohio, picked of( nine rebounds. ~ , GWC took the lead for good early in the first haJf. With U. ac°" tled at 2A, the RU3Uer1 p11ti ln 10 po\nt.a ln a-row w\lh Brina getting six. l t oe1 .... w ... 11n1 .. " ... . Mlf'\dll., • 1 4 II ""-'' .,_..., I J S S JIOMln trl4"' I 0 , •• l ltMI ~ , , 1" S.ltlt ....... ,., ' 0 s ' lot•I• H•ffll!M OolO.rt Wl\I t lO ,, ff" .. ' 0 J ''° I I 0 J f • I 11 J l I I ,, ,. ,, tl BJO 0 A11 'f Pll OT Frn1av Dt:?cemb"r 3 1976 ~~~~~~~._;___;,;~~.:.;,;;,:,;:.;,,.::_~ Polo~ts For Coast Area .Gauchos Excel In CIF Wrestling Results Gal Produces VAltSIT'f T•llto ll>J ,., UtolOrtltf Battle •~ l•l•l•t't CUI p,"n•cJ ••tt,ntnu I )t ) 21. ttt t 'ti M !l)O'trt'WaM.,.,tinO ~ H"""' ,_..tt rw11 •'-• P·""•d ~nor•O• I JO VAlltlf.,. •• Htllf\\ If t Of( w •• .., .. , .. • 10 N~bt" (I 0.< Pot•> I J ''°' "°""~'"IF I dt( &1-" •••• • Two Winners t03 J~k'IOn t fl 1>IM...i Ou~ 1 CM In Ol .... m t 11 <IOC MO,..l>\•I M>• 1)') Lo .. 10,.., I I I Pllln•d .,_\\0 11 117 ~IUO IUl .... CNknool • 1\l W•lf>• 1 fl pirn\ed J°"•\' tt IJll P.,.rcy IT• Ge< 8•tnt\ I~ J 14\ l~•tlNrf IUlo..c hlr~.W40 l l r.,.. !ti IOI (1 Ow- "1 ....... ~ ILOHJ .. Y•tvwHo IOl l••.._11" IEOt ponn .... ~ u )) II> OIM>n lE TI Of't R••• t t UO R:•t~•td •lOt tt..•t 't•\linf-1 TU Ortmrt tF I Cit( 01n. I ~ t7S O\•ekl IF) 0e< Ntl\61111 S. 1'1 Elt .... r ll'IWOftloylOflell """ M\111..,. rn '"°""" •ott•ot, ' By HOWARDL. HANDY .OI Ull O.lfy l'li.t SI•" • The moment Of lruLh l!I rapidly approaching for U ni versity ll ig h <Irvine), N~wpo rt Harbor and Cornna del Mar as the quarterfinals of lhe Cl F 4-A water polo eliminat1on1; get under way Saturday .it In- .d epe ndence P&irk 1n '" ~told t1 I d<r< Sch•ltMt•IV'll) 17' •11 lw•n•04 (f 0 • .,,., t •\lto i 1 IU -M((.lu\lo.y tEOl<lt c Ptt,t<JO 'll W•c ht1r 4 l 0 J Qinnwd &ttt\ ) lO l>llOSM·SOl>N O'""' Nllh T..,~,.•ll'r_ 1,.1 tat1 e .. _ U Hhn•• t [di de< Htt""ndelS t, 101 Lall•rt te.-1 lie< Mlnq. I tn-OouQ1 .. IETI PIMMf V-I «I. SPORTS U~.rls volleyball has flourished In the h1gb schools alon~ the Orange Coast Cor several yrur11 but lhis is the fi~st season thut Suddlebu<'k College has competed in the women's division und the '•' \thr~d .. r tu 1 e11nn .. u °NP\•t.-0 H 10 W•tt'opl lEDI df'C S1•t110.) 1S4 Hldok lfOl""t Aeld4~ Coastal Gauchos have done well. · 11' Nl-""'•Yr IUJ /)IMlod SIN•t • •o 1U St~-. ... , IED I pinned tlllbtlglll 110-GolOd IE Tl plnn•d C.rtlllO z: ~ 111 G..rlo IETl ck< S<l•lllll·S :i:,-Grft\ (ET1 PIM•d Trtmptot' Nancr. Bessette hasJ'ut together a tcum that has compiled a 1.2-3recor and ajunior varsoty with an S.2 mark. The Gauchos ate hosting a tournament for community colleges not: involved in the.playotrs today. NANCY BESSETTE '" Moodf IUI plnnod Tnor .. •11 l.O. M'#t E\lr~ (T •won by to,.fflll ',. 1/S ~.~ .... tl:DllJ<oc L"nolOl•t).l. Fullerton. Ju•UOlt VAllSIT.,. T11tlln tltl IJI 11~1 .. r>lly ·~ &tow" fT) won by torte" tOJ G•f,..,. tr I won f\y tot ff'•t tu ""'°"'' CT' won ov fort11111 191 Sot<' IEOI PIM<(I M•r11n0 4'1, H"'1-Mlf<Ml1 IETI •Vl'lbylon•ol Vtllll"T'f El Tero 11•1 1171 Foothill ne IC•Y l[TlOtc lCl"94-1. 10-ThOlr\j>lon lfTI Pinn~ R-y n. University, South Coast League champion und seeded fourth Jtl the ulavo((s, takes on Long Beti<'h Wilson at 10 a.m., and defending champion Newport, seeded No. 2, meets Los Altos of Ha. cienda Heights al t p.m. •IO Soloa0<~ ll 1 p1nneo Woo•ttv 0 •i •s 1Sovo11,:' ""' 'f•lu\Q ' ) tOJ -Donohoo IE I CM< ,_ 1ll"'Y 1' "' oi-.1e1 ... .,..ttv•-•11 •~-.••cul fEdl dee Sml11110-4, lt.!~hwulrl• IEOI eke S.11 .. l. tlS Hui.1 I Edi WOfl by fOffeil n I )•affto" / Ed> won by t0ffe1 '-....., l•~ll!Ol-byt-11 Prep.Fives In 'Action There was a women's swimming team ot Sad· dlcback last year on an unofficia.J basis but the volleyball squad is the first to represel!t the school since women's SPOrts were introduced o~ially. Vanguards To Play ti/ F1n11~ .. "'f)WOf\byforf.,.t Ul \ulU"'•n t ft WOf"I OY fOt tf''' I.,,. J6<ob-.on IT I oe< HOllell 1 t 0 US l'rllr tTldo< A•l•1 I 0 00 Ohvfll',. t t: I Mc lt•Ott f 0 111-C.\lro IE l 01,,,_ Got no• t .. 1)3 Mtl<,,_11 '"°"< Plo.i 10 ~ l\t Wd10• t I J plnnf'G ~'>•f11Jtdel"t , .., Ill Btott\ IE t tl•O 84r•nn l) 10 8oy~r 1F")IJ<oc\11r-.1•0 1St-C ... ne 1Flde< ll•ld S l II T-(CU ltll Sall C.._ •S-Hl901n\ IS)<ltc H•• .... noe1 w. 10.l-M1nt1 IEI 00<. Weible•· 1. ~·:~OouOll\ (l!J 1>lftned C0<,,_11 The El Toro High Chargers and Laguna Beach Artists bid for their second straight vic- tories tonight while the Dana H il l s High Dolphins and University Trojans of Irvine open their bask etball cam-paigns. The team 'also upstaged the men's basketball squad by using the new gymnasium for home games first. SAN LUIS OBISPO- Ted Bergerson will lead the Southern California ColJege Vanguards bask e tball team against host Cal PoJy (San Luis Obispo) tonight (9) in the secanct game or a four-team tournament. 10 """" IUldf'< Arc Mr I J "" Pttpt"I Cl)O•< 811,.~f'\CWW\kt t l m llo\on.uo1u101nnec1su11111111 tiwt No m•u·tt FROSH SOPH Tljtflto 1"11111 U•l•tr11t• •s ~t•l•no fUt p1n,i.r.1 Fer<11Q I ot 101 f k'lilt Tlwunoy tortf'1• It> Sh;1l.,tT)wc.w"lbJl'fOtt1•1t UC) Mof rt'°" fT, Wf"M"I by fOrft"rl 1•S We9nor t FI P1~n • .-AlbroQhl 0.., tlS l •nl)IO<\ If I df'< l•rtnlt ._, '4t V•n\ll.1U· ff.:• O~c M•t"tlrt•" M •t Mitt hf'H I(_ I P•f"ln~d ~f\ft ~ )I JUHIOlt VAllSI rv El T•reJ/11111 M ...... I~ 110 lt<n<I<' ISi d<!c Golod ·~ Ul-<;vrl•y IEI Plnntd McGowM I II 113 -<:'°''•El p1nnec1 Stono T .lS. ,_. •tiv CE• wCH\byfoneu UI '"""'D-IE I eke Stlln~•· .. 1. IS. Stnll• !El pl"M<I Girouno 1·~. IU S.lt •El wonllytorlell, llS NOm•l<n How did Bessette put a winning combination together in her first year? Corona dcl Mar will face No. 1 seed SWUly Hills of Fullerton al 2 30 pm. And Mi ra Costa (Manhattan Beach> and Long Bea<'h Poly batUe al 11 :30 a.m. 111 °""'J .... rly I\/ t d~< H•ll•°""'Jn •O •\> ._.IM'\•°'9 M 1 01nrwd Co"•''' 1 •1 I()) M1nq IE I pln"edWhtt• l St Ill MtDon••<1 •Ml woobyton01t 110 AllM IMl<l<'t ftour1>111 ~) ,,, Solo-tSI .. .,,. D• IOrfeM. >!wt-J•OM>n ISi won by IO<t••I Ill T ... UU UC) 0•M Nlllt All the non-league en- counters begin at 8. El Toro hosts Santa Ana Valley; Laguna Beach is at Saddleback of Santa Ana; Univers ity is at home against Santiago of Garden Grove; Torrey Pines of La Jolla invades Dana Hills. "This is m y second year of teacrung at Sad· <J!eback ," she says. "J spent last year visiting the high schools in the area and giving a slide presenta- . Uon on what lhe school had lo offer in the way or classroom facilities and instruction and its men's athletic progress." Although th(• Sailors are favored to beat Los Altos, coa<'h nill Barnell is not taking the match lightly. "Los Altos has Wl eK· <'ellent goulic who is 6 8 and qui('k," s a ys Barnett. "They play a drop ba<'k defense and to beat them we arc going to have to use the fast break to get down before thC'y can set up for U!:t. Or we're going to have to break up the drop back " "I CXpt'ct W (.' can win if Wl' play an antelhi;:enl g«1mt>," <tdds Barnell And University coach Chu<'k Morns 1s confi- dent his team cun ,.:ct by [,8 W1lsCtn. "Walson has j?ood :.µced," he say:.. "llul 1 think we are bt•llcr halan<'ed W<• have a good IOSldl' game, QUl('k· ncss and Wl' have Jack Graham m the net and that gives u~ <1n f'dJ,!c " Corona dC'I Mar. rm the olher hanr1 mav b<1 in for a long day. Sun.ny Hills. a pre-season pi ck to make Uw finals, Sl'l'ms to ht' hvm~ up lo all t•xpccla f llms. anci rt•t·1·nlly di' f<.•lJlt•d Nt·wpnrt I! 7 11J tll H®p I T I 'tlll'Ot'I t)y lorl,.11 M tf4tl tl > P'"""O ~M1fh1 01 l.t\ ldll'"t If IO•l ~ "'ip,.,.,, t() t f).4 J \,,_.,,\ (U,d• t 0MHtw' 1 1M1 W1 I• h CT t •l'\n r • ., tu• l•1t 11\ l ..... ~, n, -~11,. ta""'' \1 I No 1n•f\ h Hwt No~AI(" M•9,,0U• four"•rnettl VA ltSITY El Toro U•l UO M•9"Ghl •S Yo\tuso If)""' Cdrf'ufl1tot '' \ IOI Dono"""IEl<l•<Jur-• 1 llJ R~tnf)IO\ IMI '10< 01....,n; ~ UO Aevnold\ 'Mt Otit lt.•1tonr. \ t11 Ga\lro IF l Oec W~rn 11 t rn J • .,,.,., fM I dM , .. ,(..,., 6 ' Ile Mc ,.._anotu tM t p1nn•·J u,.,r, 1 ).I 1<4\ !.4on.1fE1 OM Frnnry l 1 l'M Rt'ld fJ 01nnt"d Ewrll t ~ ro Fo-.ff'>r IM ) '1··1 Albr111nt tf 7 :;'J LainqlOt\ f[) df'C MtWtMOI~ Top Fives AtCdM The Alex Rlack led Corona del M ar High Sea Kmgs bid for their 27th stra1ghl regular season basketball victory at 9 o clot'k tonight when they host the Edison Charger:. of Huntington Beach 1n the serund game 1lf a basketball tloublc•hcttder. In r.171,.clock clash, the powerful Long Hea<'h Millikan Rams collide with the M urina Vikings of llunt in~ton Bea<'h. MD Five The Sl•a Kings, who went 25 II la~l vear twforc gt·llini; knockl'(t off in rtw fir..,l round of the C'I F 4 I\ playoff!!, Adva Ce trounct•d M.1nn Can}on I \nJht•1m1 1 Li.:h bai-kNball touma mcnt follo"'ln_.j thC' Monarchs 78 64 triumph o\ 1·r 01 JnS:(' Thur:o.da) ni~ht The Montirt'hs ofcon<'h .l<·rn Tardie m t•et ·ru ... tm tonight"' 6 30 Thursda} :. <'On<JU<''>t v. JS paced by the dO\.lblf' f1i.:ure S<'orms: output of Sal Ga)"lan 1151, John (;arc1a 1 MI Jim Schull7. ,1 n d P ,, I S l t.• t' It• I 12 ,1 p 1 t' f • · ! J n ti T 1 rr1 l't•alM><h 1 IO i night Thi• ti 7 111.tt•k an All Clfo' -.1•t•11nd t1•,1m pu·k IJ~t \Par. <'hipped in :m rx11nb. Jntl tl ... unhkl'lv lhat lhr Chargers. v.1,;, have no 01w tallt•r than 6·5. call .,top Rladt Corona del Mar's othc•r b11{ lhrt>a\ 1:. 6 6 forward Ja(·k Tu1. "'ho :.con.'<i 1:1 against Marina Ed1so11. wh1t'h has 1;1x underclassmen on th1· roster, was buried bv M1ll1k an, 8fH8. ft;rt RC'li, a 6-5 ('('nll'r and Mike Mccourt, a 6 o guard. had IO points ap1ec·e Murtna figure:-. to ~1.·t 1t -. ~<'co n<! s tiff M•ltt 0•1 , ,,. ·~ ., .. ,, <' h ;ti It• n i: e M ii It k u n, • ~.:'.;:'.:.'. • • ; wht<'h llkeo; to fast break, r ... ,, ~ .. ha!' thrrt• ti :; rlaycrs who •~-·· 1 ar\' 1•xc.t.ollt•n1 reboun •.-;:_::.:id' :1 ; derb -.. ~·"' • M a r 1 n a , ~ h 1 <' h no ~ ~ ...... , ,, ~ • lunJ:cr has star guard ~..... • • R1 <'h flrannmg, 1s led by '"•' \<.,.., o..;n •• ! " '' li ·4 Ton} Warren. who .,.,,_,_, • 11 .. ,. 'l;t'Ort>d 19 point-. J~ain:sl ,,.,..,. •• 1 .. •• Corona dt'l MJr HB Invades La Habra t77 JoM\onC£l4'l'C(•rtC'r~• lU fft.fy~r I E I O"c 4mbrn\# ~ ll8 Weit'rl~I I[ j Mt H•r II , j to N1~1>1~-. 1e' Ck< •••nm.na 1 1}4 Brown 'E1dtc Jonn\on~• 1t>S Die• 4E 1 plnnt..-0 Mt C•~O fO Ill f:99lon fMI O•nn•d N•l"'°'Q )1 t'ft ~1v1n tM I won Dr torfl•H Hwt NoMt41Ch JIJNIOll VtllllSlfY El Toro tJI (01 l l Dor Mio •\ MllllO'r llOtd~tConvr,,100 tO'\ .... ,~tfEOld,.c ~m•,10 Ill LO<Old IEDI wonny 1or1, .. 1 IX) I lovrnoy 4E I d.,C Anv t O 171 M tllrr 'ED•d,.<-John\on~ 1 tll W'tH\IOf'm fEOI ON rn,...,..r .. 0 tJt fwdt fE())<J.e< Wt•tt/t1rlJ \ 10 (.1>dl1nq tEOI <ltJC Nt•Olh ~) 1)4 kft•fl IEOJ ~(Brown·~ I 1~1 L4n'"f IEDI Pinned 01<> t \I ti\ Sw.1fh00n IEOI O•nnrd Nt:I"°"" o JS ltt PdOrtCJ•tk fEOt •Ot\byforl,-,.11 ,,.....,, Notn411trt1 JU NIOll VAll~IT\I Et Toro t1)t 1i.1 l"Mlhtll •s Con1fl'r\ £ ,,.,.1 ~:'J1.,,.nt1 101 Or•CM>r f I n .. c Mm~ 1 0 117 Guhh~r tf 1 won b11t1rf,.,f '10 f IOUrno'f E • 01·1 t)r,,,.., 1 0 '11 JO""'\on F•n.' 80y•t" 1 It) l( .. Qit, Ff,,,.( 1h!'tW'• r 10 1 n Her_, IEI Pinneo Hart,.._ I SI 101 Lor-101 dee Minq S 7 II) Oou9l1> IEI plnn•O VtnSINI I 1' llO-<:ool! 101 ph11>ettGolod t 3'. :,~ -Gurl•Y IE I ptnntd S.uno.rs Ill GrtK\ IE:)~< Baltef\by 2-0. tll lvmhn 1010.c tt•vl-O. llS Tnon>pson IE I olnnM StOl\O t.Jt. 1~ !.m1111 r!lotnned J•"'••0·'6. lt.S S.h IEI ptnn•d AdAm\ 1•:16 llJ Lura 101 won by lot1~•t. 191 Me<••• It> I'"°" by lortall. .,.., Nomatc" 'ltOllf·SO~M GdM 1111 tl21 lt•wPOrt H•rt. '\ C:lt•1n11tr I(.) dee c:~uk-; ti 9 lOJ 0-1.,11 INI dee Gr•eno•rd H·10-ft7 A:oq.r, •Ct .,,,.,,rd Carro~., llO ~, ... IC:I <111< llroo'm"" 14. '11 ~'''"' CCJ Gfll'C Str•1enl~ 1--1. 1)) Riiey fN JO,.c l(ol'll@t"1 l tllt bt"Y IN I Otoe ... 00\0f\ S 0 U~ Pon\A 0• I '*Ot1 by tof't ... 1t ~ MAIOO'\ IN) ck-< H°"'9"r • S. IU °""""" seleC'l· ed most valuabll' player for the second str;ught YC'ar at Laguna Ucat•h Hi gh 's banriuC'l Tuesday night honoring the 197tl var~ily football te&im. an awards b a nquet Thursday night. Special aw<trds win- ners included : V•nll y W e ndell Witt's Chargers are t'om'ing off a double overtime win against Santa Ana's Foothill and overcame a decided size disadvan- tage with quickness and good s h oot i n g . The Cha rge r s d on't start anyone taller than 6-2. but agai n st a la rge Foothill squad, El Toro got 16 points apiece from 6-0 guard Mike Hill and S.10 Bob Charles. Apparently the formula paid o!C because she fielded a team with a winning record including a victory over established Orange Coast College. A native of New York, Bessette came to Sad· dleback from Tustin High School where she served • as a cons!-lltant for· several years. She played voUey~all in school but hasn't participated in the sport since her arri vaJ in California six years ago. Cindy Kerwin is the star of the Saddleback team. T~e 5·~ graduate of Dana Hills Hjgh, is an outstanding hitter and setter . She is the only one on the team capable o( doing bol.h with outstc.nding ability. Astrid O'Connor (5-4 ) played wilh Lagun a Beach High School's ClF contending team last year. • Vallerie Mc Dermott (5-4} is in her second year at Saddlebat'k a nd is a strong hitte r. Mar~ Diamo~d (6-0) never played volleyball before this year . She heard that we were going to have a tea_m and came out," Besseue says. "She asked me 1f l could teach her anything about the ~.:ime a~d I told her 1 could if she could put her arms tn the air. . "She is a good front line player and 1s one or the ~t servers on the team. She also plays out1itand- mg defense." Gre tchen Schlarb is another Dana Hills graduate and is a setter. Kelly McCullough graduated Crom Mission Vie- jo Hi gh and is the daughter of aJ\ assistant football coach. She is a good back court pl ayer and is strong on defense. _Cal State <Dominguei 'Hills> aad Occidental College play at 1 in the opener with winners re- turning at 9 Saturday and losers at 7. Coach Ernie Wheeler's ·Cal Poly (SLO) team has ~n over two foes includ· mg Stanford University 79-61 , in a game playM on the loser 's home court. Area Golfer Wins Towney Jude P oy nter, .a member of Irvine Coast Country Club and resi· dent of Newport Heights, won the inaugural Carib-· bean seniors cham- plonshtp recently over a field of 140 ll'mateur golfers from around I.he world. Poynter defeated Herb J ack1sch of Illinois, 6-anu-s; on the final round of the match-play event. SpC<'IU I aw;.ird win · ner:s · MVP Of'f' W•fd mn\I •moroYf"d Roy RI~. <aota1n Al Vom St.,.Q. r:.r.c ~' tt 0#-,. w • .,n brt\t 11n.•rrwn Ow•" rro\t ,.,,..,\t ln\Ptf~tionctl - Mtr" deL.:tnc .. toth . . "' Laguna Beach, led by 6-6 center Ben Bacon, opened with a 71-48 VI<'· tory over Garden Grove's Rancho Alamitos . B acon. a three -yea r s tarter, scored 19 points, but it was the fl oor play of S.11 guard Terry Haught that sparked the v ictory. Haught t'ume up with numerous s teals a nd scored 11 points. Tars, Mesa Eagles Vie 11The Better Bargai_n" V1H\lt'/ ""'" nt '"· .,,.,., r-r1t1q r,NW'h l n,-rn"'" nt lh•• y,. •' l1u" Sfr...,..o ,.4'M0tlt•lll ""'Hit P,,ul tl•tYt \fn 111, nt 4,,.,. Y0•1tr M.UI M rfull<h1<)n Mn t ,,.,,,.,,_,.,,"•I J'1t1· (>, u.mn Mn\J '"'"'"•"'• n p,.,, 11 1 1 •. , Mi, 1 0·11\1.1111f1rt•1 .-. •.• """' nj • ., Nu111 (t4Ul-tl" o .. .,.,. \trrunt ,,n,._ M 11 t Y ttv ""tr hlfi (10MOI Co'"' -. ANl1'fi 0.•'l•• I f'l.t{11H'" • • • Mark Whitmore was selected as most valua- ble player on Costa Mesa Hlgh's varsit y water polo team at a n awards banquet Thursd ay ni..:ht. Special awards win- ners included: Doug Sorey makes his varsity coaching debut at University, and the Trojans featur e 6-4 junior forward Roger J erry DeBus k returns Poirier. a n All-South to Costa Mesa Higb Coast League first team tonight in a somewhat un- pick last /ear when he familiar role. Y4 rtUY Rand.v Hot .. wa s MVP M•" Wh''"''"' '""'"' average 18 points Last year, DeBusk was IJ tC1"1 t, ,,.._ "1f'tollof 1mf,,'h•.-fl M •f" Al g 'th p ' · th <'hosen mo~t valuable r .. 1.11n m.,.., •n., ... "·~n11 M.or• on Wl 01ner, e a junior varsity coach Player at a football bo.n s..,.,n •• ,,.. Trojans have a versatile unde r Costa M esa"'s 0 Jwfll'•" Yi1n11., I · 6 O . '!Uet honorm~ the Hunt· MVP Rr•• cr"'''v "'"'' 1m Payer m · swingman Larry Sunderman but ~0~11 tc: ,, Rom 1n" '"r>'' •n~0·• ,.•ark Eykholt · h h 11 b din mgton Beat'h High vars1-, .. ,, ... 1 J.mw•·•• ••• · ton1 g t. e wi e lea · g ly Thursday night. ,,.,,.so,,. And at Dana Hills, Art the N e wporl Harbor Spet'1al awards win· MvP M•ot P•a.•on· ,,_, '"' J e nkins begi ns his Sailors agains t Sun- nersml'ludC'd ' P•o••o H•I ru.i•v "'°'' '"'°'" second year as head de rman 's Mus tangs. tlon•t Malt Spon•9lc. Peny ('0 Ch With t th l vu.11, Z...••r? a · a earn a TlpoffissetCor8. MVP "'"~• °'"lh mo" •... has tWO r e turning ;,.";~;~;·"ilo~··~·;,.:,~";;\I ~.:';. J oe Sartain and Frank starters in 6-2 forward In another 8 o'clock o.·-M•"n P•v""""'" .,..., n1 C Stu Hem· and 6.4 forward game, the Estancia '""""' """"'"" ... ,. cn1.,, "'" o• resci were honored as E '•"'"'•Pl•••• ~··•··•m,,..,, co-MVPs of Marina David Reeve. The agJes of Costa Mesa ,,,,~:;,~ 0.:.':."o'::,:~ .. 1';:·i::-" st~~ High ' s (Huntington Dolphins are also count· host the Rancho Alamitos "''"'''"'•om•MM1>o·o"'"""•"•<110 ., h h ingunnn 5-llguardSteve Vaqueros of Garden ~".:~ov':~n1b "'"" o A'"""""'o ""o "'eat' ) sop om ore foot-Crapo"~. Grove. ~·Y "" ball team at a recent 8111 Jwil'\"tf"I\ AW,.rtt Rl'lndy Rnth; "''"' '~°'"' ''°"<tv llo•n awards banuuet. DcBusk will be seeking • • • Special awards win-V II b Jf his first varsity coaching Kirk Langdale wus nersincluded: 0 ey a victory a g ainst a honored as most valua-s.o""0"'0't wOMEN's110Luvuu. Mustangs team that is T••m UOt•ln1 GMy l(lnq: Rl'd .... ,.11. . k~" t fl . h d . ble play<'r of F:stanciu 11.11 ••.ard J•m L~"•~n•• Mr pie ....... o m s secon in JliJ?h 's <Costa Mesa) ""''1't•ncv~w•r<1 OonPM•""'h"' 1~~~~0Co•\td<!tEICam•no'-IS, theSouthCoaslLeague. l ( tt ll fM\IYf'Hrtel'T'l~nofy~.)r s .... , .. c;,,..,..n. Plt,ce def OtAftOt Coast J..U. 15 .••• vars1 Y oo >a team at 1Jolon\lv• 11n•man or Yn• e .... ,, , .. 11• Newportis comingoffa an a w a rds banqu et ~~~~~C~~c~VP-Joe S•rl•in ond O<•nr. CO.O~t df'I S•n 114>,,_dl.., 61 -56 lOSS tO highly• 'fhursday night. 1~>, 1~ • regarded E stancia and Special awards w1h-plats the same kind or ners induded Bask · b JI R uJ game as d oes Costa co ceo•••n• v,:,';'.1'T."".w"' a.... el 8 es (S Mesa. That is, DeBusk ~;.:,:,,~:::~ 11~;,,,L;~:~ ~ emphuizes man-to-man ,....,~'""""'•n ... \1•v•cuno11 M1.,.sc ... 01 1<...-o Stet• 11 c.i "01Y""""""" defense and the passing M<>.t •m1>rn.1 ~ M .. c.m,.. ,,.,. • Tu·.hn SI f"on••n~ JI 68 na t -d' N '"'""' """•' Oon >"llhnn ,,,. ·•I C,..rvolf /0. Tam Oh•\ St Orel ll~rH 106, lul~ U '> me. l.A!a 1ng ewport ""'" ,..,..,..,,,,,... r1-...,. ... 1<.1011• \• ,.,., E• P-'11.11t1~P•rto.tld9s. Harbor is 6-4 forward J I V Arl1°"" 81 Or•l)On St 1J R b ) c•o•••n ~~~ ... ~~::~ro•v, """' ,.,M..,'>t,. &oh•S••• .. i.e o Ga ey, whoscored 22 1mo-o-d IC••"• >t•o•,, c.11-Gr•nd c ... yon 11. C.11•P<n•nCo1'-points against Estancia. • • " ~::;:.~::::~:~:~·,~:s .,Lor<>4•.~'" o.ucs.nt•a.<i....A Costa Mesa will be CHINOOK $6S9S For the best choic~ in Chinooks, select from t he large inventory at "Marquis Motors. . Come in --c:..-todayl '"?.;;i.g,"'!" _____ , GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY DAR GAIN! NIKON WILL SEND YOU A • $15 Nikon Syst•m C.rriflcot. Good towards ony new Nikon product we stcxk. • FREE Tick•t to Nikon Own•fs CourH A ~10volue. WHEN YOU PURCHASE A NEW NIKKORMAT FT2 SLR Th(• Huntington l\(':ich ll1~h 01lc>r!I ~o after th<'lr SC('Ond win 1n I WO 01.1t 11111:s al 8 lon1~ht when I hey mrt't lhf' I.a 11.nbr:i ll1~hlanders 1n a non· l('ague basketball game at La llabrn. Dee Ward was pi cked 11r. • .,..1\••....i 11, er,,..n 1• 61 making its season debut stool l<'st from a team as New port II arbor T•mn••-l 11fl'w.1s fll>r11•NISt •oo.wn1111•rs1 with a team that could be h ., . h. I bl IC•nlvr•v 101, hHJ C11r1,11.,, u S.eltlt·P1<lfl< II, .... ., rAllU& t at I:\ led l'>y 1>·6 Ted r 1g S most va ua e M••vlond•• Lonoh••"d "' wvom1,,.eo.Nor1n-•nco10.-sa the best Sunderman has The Cary Bort-led Oilers figure to get a Whillmgton, who 1s 1·on-varsity football pluyerat "'''""'Dl>•S• ""~ "'""'"J>C>On 0>1co~110.HumbOldt S1.o had 1·0 three year.". 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Cl•IMl"11 Pur .. nooo Clolmu>Q pr l<t "°°° GODO l~o CRIChlrd\) s..i.111ne tw••d) lloy I,,._ IOrey•r l hkHdffP>Ul IM~IH) G410y'\ R0<'t1 llldtlrl • Helc:ll'\ An9fl IColll . lint• JoM Wot\On IC•rdoiol J19"6r0 \ OM!r90r Cl'royl GoOor Too INoO.,.tl Oii Vot R.,. {Mll<""lll .. 1 .. 111.1111• Conle<lorolo Joi IMYIO\I Tutt Ao <8•oo•lltld I E-oteOanc11 1Drenr1 Gott hAC)uHn CM09u.ll 11' two countries during the :~! next lOweeks. m Tripp. lhc two·time ::: United States Auto Club 111 <USAC > midget racing :~ champion, competed In "' J . C:.Agajanian's Turkey ,., Night• Grand PriJC al "' Ascot Park 111 Gardena 11• beforeleaving. "' "I'll miss the indoor season of USAC by racing down there," Tripp ad- "' malled before his de- SECOND R•CI fOO yotct' 1'1'•• ohh. Ct•1m1ft9 C•••f t>'•O Pvr'~ UtOO Ct11m1n4 pr1<" '\000 •l1le 8tl~ tAd••rt ,._...,.,_,,,,yP-ICelll "' parture. "But I plan on ::: being back in time lo open 11• the outdoor season in San :~ Jose." R ... -Sonfty <W••d I -Of l(~y IC•uqetl 'lt1,.y-.C.OC0'1 IOteytrl ·eurM<l IM11thtll I .s.t\.llor .Ctm•r (C•rOOt•l fr.U\l'tvtlte'\ Gto~y CNOQU•t) GledoboUt fWroqhl I .Al A0<kol fl•w\ CCl•rl\\t I ..... l[lltllll• • l'l\I ~rlorr..er !C•lll (.&u-.ie Glrl cwero ~ Fr .. lll•ow f "°"'' l ,G<•r PO\lpon tcll•l>\tl ,.. Tripp is taking his ~~~ brother along as his mechanic and feels the :~ combination will help m ham . He will have 14 11t races m s ix weeks in Australia and will run ad· TH1•0 ••CE -'°° v•rd\ 3 year di lion al races in four ~i'!im~n0":r1~;~;,:,"11 Pum moo. weeks in New Zealand. 'bui>ee storr 10.1omw1 '" His car and spare .::;-~'!Y~~;,~~~~'!,";.1.,,., ~~! motors along with olher Gollo Potk•t 1110.1r1 m parts have been shipped ~!~~·~·:,,~Lc•~:-',,'.:;"'0"1 :;! earlier . 01<000 8or II Gold f(lorl"el 1n Whal about the future Morl•I Loo 1erookt10101 11• in other types of cars·~ "I didn't do too well in the dirt cars this year l'OU •TH II •CE HO yMO\ Jy•ar oleh AJlow•n<f'i Pune \JOOO. m ~~~~~~u';;~i~~u~~~!t;~ m !~~~tto::;i~!~r;se~~ Go f='ta\f\l"'9 Son CM vie\.) M19'\IY W•'10" IC•lll lftrtt Pop\ CW•l\~t Oo<•ey• SI>...,. IC.rdor'l .Jtol~rou fWArOI !.un~,,... <Rouqhl Tripp ran in about four or five sprint car racos in 1976. "Nobody has talked to me about a ride in a cbampionship (Indy) car yet but I'm hoping to move up to them ln the future." How about the stock cars on lht! NASCAR circuit? "It's pretty hard get- ting started in those but they seem to be the besl racing around for the spectators and I may try them in the future." How did he come out financially this season as the defending midget champion? "I'm gelling ready to total things up now but I don't know how I came out yet. I had to travel a lot of miles to catch fewer races this year. One time I had to travel 5,000 miles to hit five races.'' His trip to Australia and New Zeland is being sponsored by race pro- moters in the two COWl· tries. ··My brother is an ex- cellent mechanic and al will be good to have him there to help keep the car running. I wish I could have him with me all year and J 'm sure l wouJddomuch heller." r ndiy Decem ber 3, 1976 0,IJL y PILOT • J I Area Golf S11mmarie1 llo'UAYlllOl.CC Prt,ld•nl'\ Cuo ,.,..,,,, Cham po-ll•P flltf14 Geo, ... ,.,,_ Ot Wrley C.1119'\•n Vice pr~\ldlnt • 1'1..,.1 -<!Ill• \mll• oot -·•,,,. 9Y<9'"-' W<rt"'Y \ FltQftl f'ftylll \mllft diet JCHl't O•v1' l rt•lolatt'r 'lttM -Vlrtll\IA V IUIC• wOf' QtelrmM•l 'll(lf\t N•l•ll• 1(11'9..., a.tlM•• """ Mut Verdi l'llQtll IMV 11.1(011 dll M.,y Fol...,Q•ll Oln904•11.., l'llQl\l-L011l-. ROOI"'°' dtl. Ki ily •a.m• MISSION VllJOCC Gut\I On Tournomtnl (T-.. 11• 11611\ ol lourtom•I I. C•<• Cou•> C..thy 8auman, C•1f\Y Tur~r Clr-.1no 0Nl4 C.CI. l<fl\ "-CEI NI-I CCI Ul; l . N•dlnt Mtu, Rlu nn1 Mlr~llt. Oo<-Olhy V•rl•n C•ll• Vl•h CCI, .. 111 Carpenter tllll• Vl•l•I 1U; J. Cor-lo Cl\~rthltl, Af'1I• M<Lt9d. Dorll O••I• C\•n J.,.n H•ll• CCI, Dot F-•IY (~n J11tn Hiii\ CC I 13': '-llo""I• ll•ktr, !>•llY f>Nyu Joyo t+ootOf\ 1£1 Nl<1ll4fl CCI. 11111• Ceth<Mt 11 .... 1 ... ,.,.,,cc .. 1». UGUN4 11•Ct+ 11e111r 1•11 ol Two\OMI Tounw ment f&I CHio 0.1 Sol C.011 ~l 1. Cllt l Vane•• Chr1>11\,.,.n, P•I -If; frM ~··· RuthUf"Ot1t.)Q , 11111 V•I Mor1M l ~time Toom.y G9noOtllt111. H•"letl Me<Qun!Ml.11 Tlvff llllncl M ice Turkey S....... • FllQM-1 11111'1"" &uu..-1. '7. 1 V1l Mor1011, U . J l(•y RodQclr\ .. II Fllqht-I. Harr••tl Moc~OI<\ 70, 1 Ht '-n Dit•~llu\, 11 CFllt)tl t Pit Gu1oo. IS t+UNTINGTON St.•CLlft~CC MutO Tv•kn Snoo\ IT-.. llH M ii' ~ io-.ir'°"'•) 1 June-F1tt•n Doc FO<d l.U G•.aoll, 8ud ()!...,.., 1?1 net 1 Oleno H-r. Cl...ot W•rd !>tu Dudley, WlllttY So••Qu<t, IU ) Ct .. ) Jo.If\ Wt •Ytt. Tl'OV CM'dW41Y Ju11t Ooyte. Cv W1tll•m~; HPh:n C-O.n. ""<I•• Moll1co. II Ptt•non Wylll MOorl, U•, I l(ay Mooer Jo"'1 Go•-•. Shlrl•v Cumm•ro, 6d RUOll. ILNIOUELCC 8111., 8•11 ot TwO\OMI TourM """'' 1. Don R•ld, NtO Ol•Omoro. M. 1 8 111 C•llo•AY. Vic Camoe>ell .... ) OonW•ncl. Mlkt C•ll•Oll•n, •s. M1n't Lo• Ntt 1 ournot'l"lient 1. GolborlSe•m•n. I) ? olckC.••Ci•.71 3 A•V Htnootrson, "· 4. Cltet l<.•lllClk. 7'. Ml•ed &elltr Ball ol four'°"" 1. (11el Mr. end Mr\ O!Ck Spruill. HI< -Mr\ JoM MCNtrny; Ml. and ""'' !loll 1m~1. Mr. ano Mr\£-• lille1trom. II, 3 Mr and """ Tom Notm1n. Mr o1M Mr' L•rrv eon.,,,. 6iO ~ Ui~l Mt'\. Hdtl 8itt11Pt Mr\, c-<qe E-. Mr\. Morl•n Clttlj, ""'' SM!\ Freid ll Dl41Y l"lltl S~tt ....... Field H ockey ~EAGUE 'C HAMPS-Members of thc Pulaski. Carol Stoneman and Kari Rush. c..:t':C.':i~"v11~~.·~~~ 6r.,.•11niQ El\f ITr•a\Ute' L,orcty Ro<ktl (l(f'IQM I Stw>r•brt~ iAd.t1r t TMMoonWll<I\ IC•H<!lrl 11• ycar,"hc says. ... 1" '" Newpo:t Harbor High SchoaL girls Dack row· Mary Platfoot, Karen Olson. vumv Minute m e n, volleyball tea'm , champions of the Sunset Lynn Drokc. Mane Lundie and Wendy E\t.!~~i::1~ ~~:.::"" Leaitue, are playing in the Cl F 4·A Lewis JuN10R vus1rv HVC in Action playoffs. Front row (!:.-om le£t): Kori •'w1c~~·:~:~1vo •• ,,.. AIM l!l .. l•i. Wt\lml,.•t•r 111111 u"l••nll'I' Do>> 01< M••• IMll<helll OttMI Arm\ fO.lomW I Wl~•tn L•l1< 14.Ulrl • L-0.•r Jord•n <8roo~tltldl ... "' 1n "' The Huntington Valley~-----------------~~~------~-------------~---~~--llfl-1K_~~'"";:...."'_c_u~·1_•_v ___ _ ~lnM ll•CE -110 yard• l •••• olO. I. \ol>. Cl•lml~Q. Pur-.. U100. Cl•I min(! pr Ito UOOO Met'-'4tf\.fl 'ClerhM"t 0.. f"4I HOUM IMllt t>oll I Buhtt' tAC"l•ir• OV.'1tr 9.,"<f-or I D,.tnmb•) Klnq A.tP•d fNoqut-tl R._d8omber IL•Ph&m) SllCJH llACIE -)10 v•rd\, J Y••r Old~ & up. tl•lm1nq Pur\.e 1A~. 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Give 'em o try:· JecJI 8. Prtlce Sf/Vt. """""" factory tls\lflllCe Selvtce, Inc. OMt«lE COUNTY1 WOT lN:Q.H.MEIDJIY DEAWIMP. II YWS (!I FlllEHa.Y FNM.'1 SEMJll HM HARBOR BLVD. COSll< MESA 540.5630 ... You as~ed for a car to meet today·s needs. You got 11."The Answer: A special Corolla from Toyota A car built Toyota tough to meet the demands for high gas mileage and a low pnce. That s "The Answer: High mileage and the lowest pnce 1n Am erica. Based on a comparison of manufacturers' sugqeslnd retail prices. not including tax. hcense. transporta11on ct1arg~~. emission. and op· 11onal equipment. Lowest priced car ~ In America. That 's ------------"Tl1e An swer· A new car that costs less than many used cars. And "The An· swer· gives you something no one else can-unbeat· able Toyota toughness at an unbeatable tough price. High gaa mileage. That's ·rhe Answer: Gas mileage few can match. Mileage you expect from Toyota In 1977 EPA tests 0 The Answer· got 38 mpg on the highway, 26 in the city. These ratings w11h a 1 .6 liter engine are esU· ~'S mates. T~tuatrnileageyou get will vary depending on your driving habits and your car's cond111on and eqU1pment. How did Toyota come up with "The Answe('? We started with the durable. proven Corolla and ehmi- nm<'d some of the luxury features. But we d1cln t touch the car's quality You'll shll find . things hke welded unitized-body construc- tion steel guard door reenforcements and McPherson Strut front suspension. This special car be- came "The Answer." A car that's Inexpensive. not cheap. A car that carelully re- tains the toughness thars a part of the Toyota tradi- tion. See your Toyota dealer today. He's th e only one who can show you "The Answer: GREAT GAS MILEAGE AND THE LOWEST STICKER PRICE IN-AMERICA. YOU ASKED FOR 11 YOU GOT 11 .. · -·--.. \ I \ ' ' \ \ \ ' .; • \ ( " t , r. I • .... # .. ., .. • r . • ~· l· • • . & . .. . . r- Weekend Calendar S1inkis t Race SeriCs Opens The Balboa Yacht Club's Sunk1s t Series may live up to its name this weeke nd 1f the weatherman stays in u ·cooperative m ood. The Sunk1st is a series of three races held each year on the first weekend or Deeem ber. J anu11.ry and Febr uary The small boats race Saturday over inside courses and the larg& b-Oats rnce outside on Sunday. usually with an lllS1de start IN OTHE R yachtrng activity 10 the N('wporl area, Newport Harbor Yacht Club wall play host to Lehman 12 skipper!> in the annual c luss t ham pionsh1p for the Harney Lehman tro phy The five-race r egalla 1s .;chedulcd Saturday and Sunday. Farther south along the Orange Coa s t , Capistrano Bay Yacht Club will stage the fourth race of its Fall Series for Performance llandu:ap, Ocean Ra c in g and Midget Ocean Hacing yachts on Sunday. Southern California Yachting Assoc1at1on calendar; NewPQrt-Balboa BALBOA VACllT Coa.talWeather I 1f)til "'"' 1.1r111 "°"'f"I 1 r'll 'I~' ''"'~ ITI">'"'"''" ,, H·11t ··~th• r1 r ,, lf4• I• mf'"''' 1•• w I tu r. I M• 1"' 44'1 tft•I t' u•·l t• ., ~ t~t'-' I # lltolF Q tjio fllllff ,.., .. Motf T"' <h lf ·tt•mrtt f11U ,,. '#I ,,, ..... .Sun. Moo1a., Tides ~AIOAV <" ~tuJ flN 1 t? ft\ ~,,.,,,~,,, ~' m UTUAO&Y CLUB -Sunk1st Series, inside classes Saturduy, outside classes Sunday BOATING NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT CLUB -Barney Lehman Championship, Down East Leh man-12, Saturday, Sunda y. OAPISTR ANO BA~ Announces YACHT CLUB -Fall Series No. 4, <PHRF, roa. MOR F> sunct.ay. Ne Yacht LOii Angeles-Long Beach W L.ONG BE A CH Y ACllT C.LU B -fnvita· lional Regatta <IOR, PHRF. MORF. Cal-24, Cal-20) Sunday Santa Monica Bay KING HARBOR YAC H T CLUB - Christmas Regatta <Cen· terboards> Saturday, Sunday. PACIFIC MARINERS YACHT CLUB -Holi· day Series <Keel boats) Saturday, Sunday. San Diego OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB -Poinsettia Regatta <Sabol) Satur- day, Sunday; C & T Team Race, Saturday. SANTA CLA R A RACING ASSOCIATION Autumn Chill Series, all classes, Saturday; Lado Regatta for the Blind. Saturday. SILVERGATE YACHT CLUn Sin· nhoffer Mug 0 Rum St.>nes ($0JIF. MORAJ Sunday SOUTHWE STERN YACHT CLUB Gran ~and 1SWFF1 Sunday SAN DIEGO YACHT CLU B S1nnh0Her Series I MOHA >Sunday. Nonh and Inland SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB Down E asl Y arhts, builder of the Down Ea.st 38 and 32, has announced produ ction of a :-.em1· custom 45-fool t•ruls1ng yacht for extended voyages Bob Poole, president of Down East, said the "45" is designed for comfort and safety It features three separate private cabins an owner's cabin aft with king-size berth, vanity, head and staJI shower: m1d-eab1n witti double berth, and a fo rwar d cabin with sink and head for additional guests or crew. In addition the "45" has a 12 by l21 ~ main saloon with wrnp-around galley and n av 1 g at1on area. The boat has six feet, six inch es headroom throughout "But that 's just one s uggested interior ar· rangemenl." s ays Poolr The unique feature of ~ this boat 1s that the owner can incorporate his own designs into the interior layout We've set aside a room at Down East where the owner c.an brin~ in tus plans. lay them on the table and talk them over with me i:-, •• ,.,,,, • ., '"'fl" 1 ~, ' " ',,, .... I 7111 1n , , Jlohdays Regatta, Satur· ~, day, Sunday 'T ve always wanted to build a boat that would blend hull and sailing features with an intenor arran gement exactly suited to each o wner's in div1dual nee d s. and believe the 45 1s that boat." Poole add('d f f1,,1n'1 •tni1rt 11 S ANTA BARBARA w, rei"41n•Q" " ·~~ m SU>jOAY f.,r i l~>Ao J'•m 1L1 •1 11 SA ILING CLUB llohdays llegatta. Satur-t "'"Ill'' S, T•>f1d if #ii '"''' c.,,,, '•'••Jh ·•' . ,,,.,, cla}. Sunda) \unr•"I ,, 11 1 t 1\ 1 t I AN/\CAP/\ YACHT M""•"'' '1 11111 C'LUO Fall Co<istal &!nc·s No 3, Saturday Rftlters Can DedU<"t DEAR PAT I knoy, lhdl persons who use J portion or their how.es for business t·an dedutt n•rtam businesi. rosts for the area used Does this lax deduction apply to renters as well as homeownl'rs" • W B . Costa Mesa R~ters "ho regularly use a ponloo of the ir dwelling fo r business purposf's also can deduct a pro-rala share or thf'ir rent. 'lbf' percentage of the square fool area ol the dwclll1'g that Is used for business is allowed as a lax dedutlble expenditllre. Any area or a dwelling used for business or a trade, quaUnes as a tax deductlblf' expenst', arrontln~ to the IRS. Musurt' tbt' area ht>ln1t used for business or a trade and takf' that perr enlaftt' or the dwrlllnl('s total spue a<1 a dPductible aru, If It 111 u11ed for that JlUfl)OM' only. 8~ )OUr bUSi· ness df'duetlon on that arra''i annual cost for utiltltlf''>. ln'lurancf' and prt"· sumf'd annual drttorioratlon. Major dwf'llln~.,· mainlt'flanre nr rf'Pair f'~J)f'ndlt ure'i also qualUy, '>U<'b aJI roof rf'placrmrnt.<1 or hf'atlng rr pairs. Tbf') can hf' lndudf'd on a but.I· ne51 spact pm rata basis. k surf' you malnlaln rf'cords. 'uch a' u ncelNt chttks, rf'ceipts and othc>r l'\'ldtnre of your f'lCPf'D!lf'll tn 'uh!ltantiatr )Our huslness 'ipacc deductloo. Rppe •Atridftll•I lnJMrw' DEAR PAT 00<''1 pnv11tc or group health il'lSuranl'e covl'r the• l'"<penscs uwolvcd in treatan1t a rape v1ct1m" J R , Santa Anu Rapt' Is u t el(orized by lbe In· surancf' Industry as an "accidental ln· jury" and all treatment related to the asaaull ran be covertd, according to lhe Health Insurance Institute. This THE COMPANY HOLIDAY PARTY MAH IT MORE ~IUWITH C<>tift.IMIMTARY P'OlnAfTS "We'll Shoot Your Crew for. Nothing" Ring (714) 540·0668 Aafsllf.nlwry c,.., u ptol•/1 ''' 1 I lu•n11rtlt It l•nt IJtum l'nl u tit f ,,, ,,.d lUJI• C/f'tllllCI rlw tJ1'!\ll f'r' onrl U('(flHI ''"" '1t·1 c/ 111 \ult f' Ulf 1(111/lf'"I ltl f./fH f llUllt'tH m&d h11\1 1r, '' \/tu/ ''''"' '''" i.tmu' I i; l'•ll l>Auw \I ) uur '' t "• (Jo 111•/1 <'c•I I IJo11/11 /"1(101 /'II /lrlJ l.>1!11 t •, \I, f • \ ''..!'1..'t1 '"' lt.1.11 ''"" r 11•l••µho1w ot11l•1,. /Iii f ul1111•1t QPptU"' dUalif f.C(t'JJf '''"dlJ!J\ also means that wben, in •ddltloo lo rape, physical injuries occur which require bospltalb atlon, lhe woman "ill be eutJtled to lhc full benefits of her health insurance. Her pollcy also will pay for the an- tibiotic treatment often given to pre- venc or ll'eat venereal dllease which may result from a rape, as well as for the follow-up tes&s. If psyclllalric counsellag ls needed after a rape and lhe woman bas a major D'ledlcal policy lbal includes coverage for mental or nervous disorders, lhe cov- erage aormall> wW reimburae a.bout so percem of psychiauic ex-penses, If she ls not conrtned in a hospital. If shr is • boepltal patlenl, charges will be covered in part or in full depending on her policy. The HU reports that many of the 56,900 reported casf'fi ol forcible ra pe repor1ed in tbe Unllf'd States last year required medical aad pRycbologlcal treatment for the victim. acu.·. 1 .. d1m.n1>1e DEAR PAT· l kno" that a Small Claims Court suit cannot ,., !olve tr\ mg lo l'Ollel't more than SSOO I am in the position or being O\\C<I ~ C'an I file two su1to; and trv to collect th~ whole amount an one· S500 l'laam a nd another for $125 ~ M M . Irvine The maximum amount or ml)ocy you can collf'ct Is ln a Small Claims Court lo California ls $500. You cannot divide up you cl aim ancNUe two suits to obtain all or It. II your clalm Is more than $500, you may eittter ma ke arrangements lo ta.kf' your case to a higher court, or you may choosf' to me a Small Claims Court suit for $500 and give up your claim to the balance or tbe money owed. - Parade DI~ 'D ~ "'; ';:1 Tiii.UP •111 ACCESSORIES • CIMPllSSIOll mm YACHM & !:::.i ... ,.., , .. '.~.i\4''";, '""" &a; • PUBLIC NOTICE f'UKUC NOTICE l'ICflTIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMUH ltu to11ow1"u Pf'' \On\'"'• ctot"O bu\I r'lir"\\ •. CENfAAL )I AAV. 11100 Main 'it,...t !»u•'t-'°' Munt1noton S.M.P\ CA ,,..,. f r.\nk A l•w ~ o •n1 ~,,., Cln'ft-Hun1u-.910f'I 8••<tl CA t1W 1 H {,an M 0 1 ~ A C...u .. •v 0t .,,. CO\I• ""e\• C• Aomond C. Oo•on M O ..o '1HIMO. l.onq 0.4r n C• All.,Qy P•C11•lr•t-..·M•O•t11l Gluuo 11\t • C•htorn1• tot~_,, Ot't 11700 ~In Strt~t \u1tt 110 tilM\l•ftQton Bt•<n CA '1Mt '"'' bu\1neu '" to'"'ut lt"Ct b¥ , 91n.r•I p.1n1Wf"'\f'l;o f:r•n~ R Ld..,_ M 0 P•rt,.., M•n•~' C.ntr•I JC A•¥ Tn." ,,.,.,,, .. ,.., •• hlfllO w1tn ,.,.,. Coul'llV Clertt. Of Or•"O-CvYttly bn NO• 10 1'1• "~ Pu~IYMO 0'~"'99 (Od\t O•llY ~M"lt ..... ft, U •no 0-t l 10 IOI• .,.., I• PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOVS aUSINESS NAMEUATl"MENT Tnr fotlowlno penons •re ao.nq bu,1 nU\'9!\ PltOFI LES 1l Con yon Cl•tl Or. CoronACll:I Mar CA 9>•11 ~1thard P Wll'\On 1J C~nyooCro\l Or C.Oronadt'I M•• CA '11621 JP•nne WllM>n 11 C:.&nyon Crest O; r.o,,,..,e °"'Mer. C" 9l6H lh1\ bu\lni ' t' conduc.te-O o; ,, Qenitirol CMrtnt•r,h•O Jf'•nrwWtl\On lh+"" ~tdh'M"nt Wd\ t1INS wll" 1ht County C•erk 01 Or•nq.., County on Nov • 191• •SCH.UH • HAHIM • IOMSTAM • HICIO FICO pac ific riooino 00 0 m o rinE: S uppf~ • SAFETY EQUIPMENT • HENRI LLOYD Foul Weather Clothing • LIFELIMES-Madeup • SWAGIMG • RIGGIMG REPLACEMENT lriftCJ thit od for I 0°/o DISCOUNT Ofl _., Marine Hcrdware 2430 W. Coa•t Hwy.-Hcwport leach (7141631-2161 -AU?O- PARTS SAYE 30%-&0% Off IAllFICTllDS UST PRICE D/XCO"DELUIE D.C. 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Holiday Harbors· Glow ' ' No Charge for the Lig ht Brig ade Special Jightmg effects will add magic to coast ships and shores John Alexander's concern for music ... . finds expression and is mi"ored ... ,.., The harbor . lights will be . twinkling this yea,r at all three of the Oran~ Coasrs harbors. with ·parades beginntng Dec. 11 (at Hunllngtoh Harbour) and ending Dec. 2J <at Newport HarbOr). Viewing is free. . Jn between, Dana Point Harbor will hold its anl')ual Holiday Hi! Lights boat parade and display from 7 to 9 p.m . Dec. 17 and 18. The event will be preceded by free h arbor cruises with Santa Claus. lea ving Dana Wharf periodically between 1 and4 p.m . Dec. 11 .a nd ii. The cruises are sponsored by the Dana Point H arbor Associlllion and El Camino Juniors. Santa will also visit Mariner's Village at Dana Point, for landlubbers, between 1 and .4 p.m. Dec. 18 and 19. HUNTINGTON Harbour 's Symphony of Lights, s ponsored by the Hun tington Harbour Philharmonic Committee. will start at 6 p.m . Dec. 11 and 12. with a special daytime parade for children and youths 7 through 17. Grand Marshal ii; Ralph Moss. Then. Dec. 14·22, a Cru.1Se of Lights will take viewers on the water to see specially lighted homes along the harbor. Tick~ts are $2.75 for adults aod $1 for children and will be available al the door. with cruises leavi,ng at 6 ,. ,, ·.,· ... ~ " ::~-: Arts I Dining Ou~~; .. Entertainment Friday, December 3, 1976 DAIL V PILOT (; J Santa himself greets Huntington Harbour visffois p.m. and lasting 45 minutes. Departure is from Huntington Harbour Sales Information or. fice. 4211 Warner Ave. (Just o?f Pacific Coast Highway>. F REE PARKING is available at Harbour Mall Shopping Center· at Warner and Algonquin, with free shuttle bus service. Cruise reservations. needed .only for group~ or 40 or more. are availa· --ble by calling 846-3489 The N e w port H.a ·r b or. Chamber o f Commcre~ 'Will sponsor the annual Fc~l or Lights in Newport llarbo~fiicTn rung about 6 · 30 p m Dec. 18~ so front of the Balboa Pavilion. • The parade will make a. ~Dl plete tour of the harbor. Addi tional informat1'.>n 1s availa'blc froq1 the ch am bcr at 644-821.1. . ~, ,... q ~horale . Plans Carols ,~· faces ·of (from left) Lorie Reed, Darrellyn Meli/Ii and Vina Williams . The t n Int' M astl'r Chorale will open 1ls ninth season or choral performnnct•i. al 8 :Ml p m , Der 10 and 11. with 135 vo1c·ch and a 40 p1crt• orC'hcstra pr<·M·nting .. Chm-Im.ii. \\1th lhe ~ta-.tc•r Choral1· Sp<1n!>on•ct b\ lhc Orange Coun tv Choral Assoc1at1on the con C'ert will feature Bach s "Cantata Nu 191" (Gloria m Excels1h Dt'<>l. Holst's "Christmas Day," Vaughn Willt;ims' "Fantasia on Chri~tma i. Carols." Peeteri.' "Four Old Flemish Carol:.," Warlock's ''Three Carols," and "Many Moods of Christmas" by Shaw-Bennett Beca use ol the s ol<l ·O.U,l Christmas performances ex· perienced the past two years, the chorale will be performing in the large Santa Ana High School Auditorium at 520 West Walnut. John Alexander, conductor of the chorale for five seasons. is also associate professor of music al. Cal State .N.orthridge and serves as director of music at Im· manuel Presbyttirian Church in Los Angeles. · The chorale brings together 13.'i singers from 26 a.ommlinities in Orange CounJ.y and Los Angeles. Brochures are available on lhe chorale's 1976·77 concert season and season and single ·concert tickets are now on sale. Prices :rre adults $6 for reserved seatiny and $4 gen er.al admisslon. · · wruch includes reserved sea~ for three concerts. costs $15 a'od may be purchased by calli'og 542-1790; by writingtotbechoraTh at P .O. Box 2301, Newport Btacll 92660; at Coast Music Sloll6 ln Costa Mesa: or at,tbedoor.itsea~ Stude~t general admission are available Early tic et tickets are $2. A season lic~et. purchase is advised. .:! :•:-~ .. . · .·.· ····• .· .... ·:·:·: .·.··· · .. · .·. r ·.•::• OC(; Opera Attuned to Childi-e·~ By JACKIE HYMAN OfllM Dallr P'llel ti.ff When Hansel and Grel.el eet lost in the woods. anything can happen. They might see a magical elf, • or spooky spirits, or a witch. And it's almost certain they'll start singing. . J ~J N/ccollno Furticells as the wicked witch casts ,. spell on Ksrefl A vis (left) as Gretel and Fflllcfa Hernandez as H..sel. • Because this HahSel and Gretel are the stars of a child.ten's opera written b~ the original Engelbert Humperdinck. from whom the popular singer look his name. ·•Hansel and Gretel," directed llY Carole Bocl\er. will be pre- 11ented at'8 p.m . Dec. 9, 10, ll, 16, 17 and 18 in the Orange Coast College AqcJhorlum, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. ' ~·· ' T IC S at. $1.50 will be a.vNJabl '1tlhectOorormaybeor· d~ed bY#,ll.'HYlble to 0fange Coast C9lleJ.I. from Opera 11eQtl _.the c~teee (zip9Gl626). Ord'era should tnclude a self· addressed. stamped envelope. Students ~d senior cltUens are adm lltecl.Ctee but need tickets. "It.'•••• t.o beooeolthe most. m~cal 'ffanatl anil Grelels' there ever waa," Ml. Boelter sald . "We've tot. all kinda OC haunted t0asks lhatloom up with li&hted effects. n .• really 1otn1t lo be tome&hln1." The preHDtaUon. usinl the col- l •I•'• n ew Opera Tbeat.er- Orchestra for accompaniment, will be perlornaed by atudentl ln Ma.· BoelUr'a Opera llepertory· clua who have takettt.be name ol Five· Penny Op~ra Company. '!'bey will ,.,,.o off• Moaart'• "Cosl Fan Tutte" next May. 'All · productions are in English, with translations·by·Ms. Boelter ALTHOUG" "Hansel and Gretel " ls sult~ble for children. lfs'.· Boelter aaid, "'It's an adult opera too. It has a lot to say .. ,.'God will bring relief to those that are in ireat 1rief' is the meuaie. n·s a faith story. "For some reason i1 plays lllce- ly at Chrtstm lls: I think because or the witch's house and the glneerbread and the Idea of somebody poor findin1 rt cha.•' Children rrom Oranse Coast schools attend five weekday performances, which have already been filled, Ms. Boelt~r said. TM children also came last. year to 1ee Menotti's "Amabl and the Nl1bt ~lsiton." "Q'VE GOTl'EN a lot oC let- ters fre>m the UtUe ~ds saying bow m uch th.ey enjoyed It." Two d911 t>efore announcemenl4 of this year'• production were sent, reservaUon1 fqr the-d~lmt' performances baa already been lllled ·by ueer return viewers from laat year, Ms. Boelter saic't. Tile lead rolet, l\ave been double-ea•t, wllb Kellan T9sh . and Karen Avla -.artn& the part . •:•:' . ·'\·!·· o( Gretel and F 0 elicia He~f,z arid Ellie Robins playing Haaol. Also In tbe .cast are Nic~o Furtlcella, . Creque Woh1~ •. Sherian Mejia, Lori D'Ilrt;~ Davt(f4on, Carol Fachlner' flld :Bradley Elsberry,, 'who alk•· aiped the sets. Costumes ·~jy StanelyTud9r. • ... . .. (2 DAILY PILOT ~rid'Y December 3 1976 Naval Seenes Painted PAJNTINGS OF TH.£ NAVY Waitercolors of the North and South Poles and the 81kln1 ex- plosions by Arthur£. Beaumont, Dec. 4·26 at the t>aguna Beach Museum or Art, 307 Cliff Drive. Laguna Beach ReceptJon with Naval Honor Guard, 2.30 p.m . Saturday. Hours: 11 :30 a .m . lo 4:30 pm. Wednesdays·Mondays. Free CJIRISTMAS FAIRE Sponsored by tl!* Lyric Opera Association or Orange County, wilh arts Nld er arts, 10 a. m. lo dusk Saturday, Sunday and Dec. 11and12 al the FestivaJ or Arts grounds, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Lllguna Beach. SO cents "\~ults, free for children. PAINTING BY VINCENT FARRELL From 'Aorals and Still Lites' ------- Tlw Arts in Brief "' Galleries I Exhibits LAGUNA CllAFT GUlLD -Outdoor show, 10 a.m . to dusk Sunday al Mam Beach Park in Laguna Beach. Free. RUSTIC WATERCOLORS By F rank M. HamUton, Dec. 4 31 at Challis Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Belich. 11 a .m. to 5 p.m . Wednesdays through Sundays. F'ree. FLORAl.J; AND STILL UFES -By Vincent Farrell, Dec. S·Jan. 6 at Woodrose Gallery In Seacliff Village, 2123 Main St., Huntington Beach. Reception 5 to 8 p m Sunday F:ree. ffOUDAY FAIR -Arts and crllf\.s, noon to 5 p.m. Saturday through Dec. 24 daily at Mucken· thaler Cultural Center , 1201 W. Malvern, Fullerton. Free EDM UND TESKE PHOTOGRAPHS -Dec. 9· Jan. 9 at Susan Spinlus Gallery, 3336 Via Lido, Newport Beach. Reception 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday Hours: 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. Tuesdays·Saturdays Free. CHRISTMAS TREE GALA 22 ornamented trees, 11 a.m . to 5 p.m . Saturday and Sunday al the Newpor t Harbor Art Museum, 2211 W. BaJboa Blvd , Newport Beach. With items for sale. $1 adults, so cents children and students. CORITA K ENT SERIGRAPHS -Reception for the artist, 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday at Muirhead Gallery in South Coast Plaza, Bristol Street al I.he San Diego Freeway, Costa Mesa. Free. 'AN OLD·FASHIONED CHRISTMAS' -Anti· que heirlooms and crafts . Dec. 3-31 at the Garden Grove Artisans' Guild, 9858 Garden Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove. Reception 7 o 'clock tonight. Hours: 10 a.m to 9 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays noon to9p.m . Sundays. fi·ree ART AUCTION To beneril Orange Coast Events at LA Museum 'Pwo special e vents are s cheduled next week and the wc:ek after ai.. the Los Angeles County Museum or Art, 5905 Wil)hlre Blvd., Los Angeles. Al noon and 2:30 p.m. Dec. 9. 10 and 11, Doris Johnson will i:ivc free demonstrations on the in- tricate craft or making corn dollies in the Atrium of the Ahmanson Gallery. The demonstration is In conjunction with the exhibition "Grass" in the m useum's Tl•xtiles and Costume Galleries through Jan 2. , "Fables: A Diversion," a chamber opera by 1 American Composer Hugh Aitken, will be pre· sented by Bing Concerts al 8:30 p.m. Dec. 16 In i the museum's Leo S. 81.ng Theater. Tickets are ' $1 and m ay~ reserved by calling (213J 937-4250. • ext.265. · A..wri~an Prftlltier~ ol Op~a The Santa F'e Opera. which usually sells out its ' summer season, has announced that it will pre· . sent the America n premiere of "The Italian : Straw Hat," a comae opera by Nlno Rota, com· poser of the music for the mm .. Romeo and : Juliet ... TkkM orders will be accepted after March 1 , Additional information 1s available by writing • P .O. Box 2408, Santa Fe, NM. 87501. : Ad.,••<-ed fi'la.. Stlldln . Ad vanced film mailers can apply lo study al , the American Film lnatitute's Center for Ad - • vanced Film Studies wiUl March 1. A 16-page brochure on the program is av&llabfe by writing f~ the institute, Center AdmiUlons Dept. Y, 501 ;Dqheny Road, Beverly llll\5, CA 90210 .'Sltoteboaf' AMdiflon• ' Auditions will be held Sunday. Monday and Tuesdav for the Fullerton Civic Light Opera·s production of .. Showboat." Dance audallons ue ,at 1 p.m Sunday at 218 W Commonwealth, 1 Fullerton Dancen should bnng tap shoes and ,,be able to s1n1 , 1era. actors and actresses will try out al p m . Monday Of' Tuesday at the same ad· • An accomparusl waU be provided and audi· tioners s hould prepare a song from the score. The show will open Feb. 18. Studio• Tour Pri~e• As or Jan. 1, admission price at the Universal Studios Tour will be $6.25 for adults, SS.25 for juniors (12-16 ) and $4.25 for children <5·11). Children under 5 are admitted free. Winter hours at the tour are 10 a m. lo 3:30 p.m. weekdays and 9:30 a .m. to 4 · 30 pm weekends . Opera Co•p~• it Ion Deadline is Dec. 15 for singers interested in audi.Uo.ning for the San Francisco Opera, wit.h preliminary reg ional auditions set ror Jan. 10 and 11. Sopranos must be between 2IO and 30, mezzo sopranos 20 and 32, tenors and baritones 22 and 32, and basses 22 and !Mu of June 1 tm. Applications and details are available by w'riUna to Opera~ Guild or Southern California, 2215 Mayview Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90027. or by calbng (213 ) 665-3737. Janet Balcer Cot1cerf Noted British mezzo soprano Janet Baker will perform at 8 .30 p.m. Jan. 4 with pianist Martin lsepp in the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion, with songs by Haydn. a Beethoven, Schubert and others. Information on tickets for this and ·five other celebrity concerts is avaUa•'le by calllnc (213) 972· 7211 . Ballet 811rln911e Selaedllled Les Ballels Trockadero de Monte Carlo will perform in the Los Angeles Music Center 's Pavihon Dec 26 t hrough 29. Program A. Dec. 26 and 28, will contain "Le Lac des Cygnes," "Isadora In Bayreuth" (Los Angeles premiere), "Spring Waters," "The Dy- mg Swan" and "Les Blchea" (IAI An1ele1 pre- miere). Program B. Dec. 27 and .29, wUl contain "Lea Sylphides... "Phaedra/Monotonous tll48," "'Harlequinade Pas de Deux," "Pas de Quatre" and "Don Quixote." ------- ~: ... !•: ... ... ... ::: :~= JOIN US :·: •.. ::: :~HRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL ~; Santa And His Elves :§:· School Choral Groups Boutique8 Ne wport Harbor Art Museum OPEN HOUSE Saturday D ecembe r 4th Sunday December 5th 11 a.m. - Jim Camble And Hit Pap~la Saturday 3 a30 p.m. ... SJ .00 Malta, S.S. Student.a & Oilldrea ~I 2211 W e8l Balboa Boulevard .. Newport Beach ~------------------- CAMERA CAPTURES A MOOD From 'Edmund Teak• Photogr•phs' College speech team, with works by well-known artists, 2 p.m . Sunday In OCC Student Center 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa $1 ' ORIENTAL ART -From Japan. Chinu. lndta. Tibet, Nepal and Thailand, some for sale, 10 a .m to 5 p.m . Monday in the Guggenheim Gallery, Palm and Grand streets, Orange. 'WVEllS AND OTHER SEL~·PORTRAITS' - By David Gouin, now through Dec . 10 at Lyon Recording Studio Gallery, 2212 Newport Bl ~d Newport Peach. l to4 p.m. weekdays. Free. ' 'CALIFORNIA IMPRESSIONIST' A retrospective of works by Anna A. Hills. Dec. 6·15 and. J~n. 23-Feb. 7 al Cal State Long Beach Galleries, 6101 E . 7th St .. Long Beach. Reception 7 to 9 p.m . Monday. Hours : noon to 4 p.m. weekdays, l to 4 p.m. Sundays. Free. GRAPHICS SALE -Works from Ferdinand Roten Galler ies. 11 u m to 8 p.m Monday In Fullerton Colle&e Faculty Lo~e. 321 E. Chap- man Ave., Fullerton. FILMS OF ARTISTS Documentaries on Isamu Noguchi and Larry Bell. noon Tuesday 1n Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall 116, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa Free In las Vegas The following shows arc scheduled for the coming week In Las Vegas: ALADDIN -Blood, Sweat and Tears CAESARS PALACE Alan King, the Supremes DESE•T INN -Juliet Prowse. N1psey Russell <ends Dec. 6) FJtONTIEll -Bobbie Gentry lAS \'EGAS HILTON -Elvis Presley MGM GRAND -Dean Martin, Golddlggers (ends Dee. 8) Shecky Green, Abbe Lane (slartll Dec. 9 l . RIVIERA -Liza Minnelli SAHARA -Teresa Brewer, Jim Bailey <ends Dec. 7); Les lie Uggams, Edgar Bergen Csta.rU Dec. 8) \....SANDS -Wayne Newton Divers Seek "Treasure!' • 'Trtuu.r•l.. -U>e ttrtt U\ a new 5er1t's or moothly Nation.al Gtc>IJ'•ph.lc •~mis will be pretenlN Tuesday at 8 p.m. OD KCET. Ch1mnt+ 21. "Treasure ' •. IS the story or C1&1lfornum Mel Fisher's search for the lost Spanish aalleon Atocha, sunk orr the ft1ondn Keys Sept. 6, 1622 Fisher. ex·owner of a Redondo Beach diving shop. spent six years searching for the sunken ship and her lucrauve enrito. worth perhaps $100 million today. He moved his family 11nd crew east to Florida and joined a tre asure salVOR<' company, making small finds or gold coins NARRATED by Alexander Scourby. "Treasur~' ·• begins when Fisher move!. ag1un, lh1.s time to t he Florida Keys to concentrate on hnding the Alocha. Armed with Information from Spanish archives. ft'1'!iher embarks on years of tedious searching. HJs divers find a musket ball. an anchor, three lengths or l'Old chain and a flood of silver com~ These are antercstmg, even valuable , but did not prove he had round the Atoe ha. Then. on July 4, 1973, his son and another diver find a silver bar bearing the serial number 4584. The Aloc ha was known to be carrying sUver bars weighin g about 63~ pounds. When the salvage vessel Southwind docks, the bar Is put on a scale preset for 63.6 pounds. It is a perfect match. The Atocha has been found. OTHER FINDS -gold and silver pieces, bars of silver and gold, rive .et" Atocha's aoUd bronze cannons-t?nable Mel Fisher to save face and stave off his creJltors. The Lide seems lo have turned in Fisher's favor. but tragedy and more bad luck lie ahead. KCET repeats the program. Dec. 11 at 9:15 p.m. and Dec. 14 at 11 :30 a.m. ~uERPpol, ~~ ~~~\ s 1' :'l; ~Llt-il i;_ .n..· I; I I -.W .J•\ ''•I tt"' ' \ " '\ ) r ... ·' I J \ \ ' ..J-i..~· . _J ~,· ,,,. 7. t n..~~ /Je "'-· . d·~ s ·knives · c\~ <;R AN D O PEN I N<; S.\LE & PIPE Sl 10\\' Dre. 3,4 ,&5 3303 Newport Bl vd., Newport Beach (714) 675-7211 <Across from City Hall 1 DANISH FREEHAND PIPE snow Show Hour~ 11·8 foli & Sat . JI S Sun Over a thousand pipes to choose from 25% off all show pipes • lO'i: orr all other pipes • 10% off Swiss Army knives • 10% off accessories, pouches. lighters. racks, jars and etc. Wine & Cheese Served ... D AILY PILOT CJ ~~~~~~ ... ~'!~~~~ .... ~~~,~~~ [...__T_i_m_es_l _Pl_ac_e_s _J lw1ch" Tht•n: art: 4u1tc arc ...... ind beer and~ 1m other da}, I v. as rerrunded how at tht• Lo:. Ani:t•l._:. ConH·nl mn l't•ntcr 2 to lU p m. daily S2 adult11 St chtlclrcn under 16 ·:·:. UCI SYMPHONl ' OROlESTRA Schuma,w) ~ Symphon) NC'> 3 1n 1': flat maJor und 8rahl1)i. · S:> mphon:> No ~ 1n D maJor. 8 c>'dock tonight and 3 pm Sunday 1n l'C Irvine Vall uge Theater .• Si 1><>me Daily P1l11t :.la!for:. ha\ e Thc restctUrant appanntly al ~per1Jll> good tht. lntlala 1s at noted thc1r Pl'r'>onaJ pr('ferenet'b trarts Japane~c and Japl&Ile:.e thl' W <1rehou~t· an Newport below. wa:h It alt an J apane:.e Amer1C'an patrons l..uiterung lo Beach and ~kiucan :.pec1alt1ei. amonf( tht• Japant.>se runversation all The hearty t•oneoctaon even the favorites around . it i:. difflcull lo re surpasses the menu's descnption • • • member you a~c lunctunR In the "an awesome combination or Tit E R E~ NOTHI NC, like a heart of the Saddlebnck Valley chOH'(' rhopped sirloin. fresh p1pmg hot bowl or mmc:.lronc Mid fork:. art' <tv;tUabl<' only on spinach, :.auteed mushroom11 and Aoup with J:ood P11rml'San chl'eM· rl'Cllll'Sl dairy rrcsh eggs " \liberally sprinkled on top Add ;i -Arane Cooper All that I..'> deftly rolled onto a pleasant V l l'W from out:.1d c • • • toasted round of French bread tables and u little sunshme and PR08ADL Y the best ch1les and presented to you with a cupt•t you have a luncheon par ex-rl.'llcnos on the Orange Coast are of spicy tomato sauce io drizzle cellence. rustle<! up at Mario's, U!601 Main over the top. The $3.25 price in· My choice for lunch, c1tlwr St., Huntington Beach. by some-dudes a basket of specialty rolls. alone or with u fnend, ofll'n 1s one with the soul of a Mexican The Hur b-Or Lights salad for Mionc's Delicatessen in L1d<1 poet and the hands of a sarnl $3 5() 11lso is g reeted wilh elf· Villagt', which ha:. aJI the:.(· at Ot'sp1te the fact some folks clamat1ons. It features avocado lnbuk:. whose palates came from New halves brimming with shnmp r ltkl' It bl'Causc It olh:n. J ersey or Maine flinch at the and garnished by hard-cooked solitude for the da)s you want Lo mere word "ch1le'' and run for a eggs and the red and green dress- JUSI sit aud think And the soup 1s glass of water. chiles.relle,lOS urt.-mgs which prompt the nam~. worth the trip. either alone or not hot nor 1n the generally spicy augmented with a gcx>dy f1lled genre or Mexican cuisin e green sal.id Man.o's are nicely tailored to IF \'OU take a hungry man there 1s a choice of sandwiches and pizza Half the fun also 1s window shopping in thl' village on the way lo and from M1one's, and standing al the deh window to watch the food being made and smelling the marvelous aroma or the soup Mione's is localed at 3416 V1il Oporto, NPwport Beach Ther<• 1!-t anothe r M1one's restaurant at22J Marine Ave., Halhoa Island. Winter hour~ arc 11 a rn to II p.m. Sunday throu~h Thursday and lJ a.m . to 9 p m Fnday and Saturday -Judith Olson • • • THF. SADDLEBACK Vallf'V Pla za 1n 1::1 T oro has Ill restaurants, and l)ne of thl' leaM conspicuous orfers lunchron patrons a tasty Japanese meal for a modest pncl' Tachibana Sukiyaki. 23684 F.I Toro Roatl. serves rive luncheon selert1ons. as wpll as a full men11 or complete dinners and a la carte dishes A lunch of chicken tenyaka and shrimp tempura costs S2 65. com plete with tsukemono <Japanese marinated carrot and cabbage s alad l. soup, rice and tea north-of -the bordt:r la'>tes and Wlll devastate your bankroll by only $1 15 a la carte F'or heartier appetites, the C06· thest items on the menu lat $4 95 each) are carne asada, steak ranchero, steak picado, all ex- cellent steak dis hes with lull dJ.n. ner acrompa niments. Mano's has entertainment and authentic ambience in its Mex· 1can showplace decor. -Arlhur R. V1n.~el • • • T HE CHICKEN crepes and kettle of ste w aren't all that special Best t~ve them for the tourists wh~ mesmerized by the darkened decor of rum kegs and Bun king chairs. My preference as to eat out· doors And, or course, all the tropical drinks are recom- mended if your lunch hour is longer than 60 m inutes. The Warehouse 1673-4700) is in Lido Village at 3450 Via Oporto and serves lunch from 11.30 to 2.JO. -Carol Moore AL THOUGH the n•staurant of lers everylh1ni: from Asahi (Japane:1c beer 1 to sushi <raw fish). don't rount on hamhur.1ters for the kids the onl y con cessions to American fare on the lluthie Lewis and her hanrt IA 111 be pcrformmg from 9 to 1.30 tonight. Suturday and T uesday through Dec. 4 at Duffy's Back Ray Restaurant. 103 N Days1de Drive, Newport Bcat'h. /1olden '--~~~ ..., ~.::_~ ~"i ~ ·~ .,.y ragon ""~-- GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Spec1olizing In Chinese A Lo C.Orte Dishes LUNC H•Olw.jER DAILY Food 10 lake Oul I I 3ll AM to 10 PM 20ll...._ •• , COSTA MHA 64~7162 • 64'-9' 11 Two r1r mor1 ix·r on 1 't11rk1•11 1 'h11w \11•111 "''"'t untl .,.,., I"" II • • ll 11~1 \1oun~· lrit•cl rl •,.. l11r1un1• ,lfl•I "lmonrl r 11•1k11"' TWO LOCA TIOHS 1421 L 17111 st s ......... 55~2'26 21 2 I l. e-t Hwy. c~_,....._. 61).ttlf NOW APPEARING THE BOB VERA SHOW WEDNESDA y. THURSDAY 7 P.M. • 11 P.M. FRIDAY -SATURDAY 8 P.M. • I A.M. ALSO DIXIELAND BRUNCH WITH ltlL Y WELLS & THE IACHELORS SUND A Y-10 A.M. to 3 P.M. SPOUTER SALOON \\ ltt di HI ; I\ •HI 111.I h Iii 11•1 \ 111•11 111d tf +1111 t ,II \~tpp• '' I \ II Ill \I "II " II II THE SLIM GOURMET Recipes to ado aining pieasure while .subt ract1ng caiories. • Wednesaay 1n the DAILY PILOT Christnias <:'Concert at OCC Tonight TONIGIIT, DECEMBER 3 SYMPHONIC CHORALE Christmas Concert. 8 o'clock tonight in Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Music by Bach, Bruckner and Handel. $1.50 general. $1 students, seruors free. 'WAITING FOR GODOT' -Samuel Beckett drama. 8 o'clock torught and Saturday in UC Irvine Little Theater, Room 161 of Humanities HaJI. 75 ceols PREMIERE PLAY "A Bunch ol Gods Were Sitting Around One Day,'' by James Spencer, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday al University High School, 4771 Campus Drive, Irvine. $2. 'TIIE MOUSETRAP' Suspense drama, 8:30 o'clock tonight through Sunday and Dec. 9·11 al Westminisler Commuruty Theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster 893-8626. •AUTORAMA ' -And custom vehicle show, to- day thr ough Sunday at Anaheim Convention Center . $3.95 adults, 95 cents children. 635·5000. 'MUSICAL M ENAGERIE' -Dance concert, 8 o'clock tonigh t a nd Saturday at Costa Mesa High School, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2 general, $1.50 students. 'TIIE HEIRESS' -Drama, RiJO o'clock tonight, Saturday a nd Dec. 7-11 ; 2::.> pm. Sunday ana IH>r ll. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday al t:al St ate Long BPach Studio Theater, 6101 E. 17th St., Long Beach. S2·S3.50. <213) 498-4540 weekdays . 'STAR OF BF.THLEHEM' Planetarium show, 7:JO and 9 o'clock torught and Dec. 10 and 17 , Orange Coast College Planetarium Free JAZZ CONCERT "Yesterday's l.ettuce, "Queen Bee" and other numbers, Fullerton College J azz Ensembles at 8 o'clock tonight in the Campus Theater. 321 E. Chapman Ave .. Fullerton. S2 adults. S1 students EDDIE HARRIS -9 JO p.m to 2 a .m. tonight. through Sunday and Dec. 10·12 at Hungry Joe's. 1506 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. $4 plus one drink minimum. B AS E BALL M E MORABILIA -From Baseball's Hall of Fame, today t hrough Uec. l~ t t t t t t t t f SERVED UJ\ll V UNTIL 1 00 P. M, !iiWCEPT ~ATlJR01'YI ,;, SllRIMr TCMPllRt\ end SCSAM[ CHICKEN A paleiu pte6~ong c.omt)lnahon ol martnoled Chrcken end Shrimp tempura M.25 ii. TCMl'URA SCAfOOU OINNCR 8ullerlly shrtmp 8nd hlel ol M>lr dipped 1n a bo'ltir and dcep·lrted 10 a golden pertecl•on I:. SllRIMP TI:Ml'UllA ShrtmPS preo111od w•th Yamato ' t'!mpura batter &nd dcep-11100 10 a lempung golden brown 0. STCAK T(IUYAKI Cliok:efl beel maqnrlocenlly broiled 10 pleASe your doscromlnalrng l&sle RICE SOUP OF THE OAY SJ.95 general, $1 sludenll> 833 6617 • • CHRISTMAS CHORAL •"ESTIVAI. 8 · is o'clock tonight 10 Mcmonal lhdl Audalonum, aot N Glassell St . Orange. ~ general. Sl ~tudents and seniors. 997 6671 · • ·BUTTE R FLIES ARE FREE' Comedy, ti, ~I o'dock tonight and Saturday Cost a Mesa C1Vit4 Playhouse on Orange County l''airground:.. f'uir Drive in Cos\ll Mesa. $3 ~-S459. l.30 to G"30 p.m . weekdays . ORIGINAL MUSIC "From Here to Kingdom Come,., 8 o'clock torught. Saturday und Dec. 8·ll in the Orance Coast College Dr11ma Lab, 2'1QS Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Free . •. ~ I ' ~~ 'SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY' Comedf.:: now throuab ,Dec. 19 at SouUi Coa:.l Repcrtor,Y)--: 1827 NewpQrt Blvd , Costa Mesa 8 p JO'•. Tuesdays-Sundays and 3 p m Sund aja.;--. $4.S0-$6.50. 646-1363 after l p.m daily • • CONTEMPORARY OANCES -8o'clock tonl~l : al Golden West College Theater $3 general,·tif..•. seniors. •SOUND OF MUSIC' -Now through January -.l Sebastian's West OlMer Playhouse, 140 AvenidC~ Pico, San Clemente. S8.SO-S13 95. 492·99SO. •• 'SONGBAG' -Robm Williamson and His Mefry Band, 7:30 and 9 o'clock tonight al Golden West CoUege Community Center , 1574-4 Golden West St .. Huntington Beach. $1. MODERN DANCE CONCERT -8 o'clock tonight and Saturday, 5 p.m Sunday at the Cal Slate Fullerton L1tUe Theater, 800 N State College Blvd., Fullerton. 870·3371. EXPE RIM ENT.\L ntEATER "Cradic and All." an exploration of the abortion issue, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday, Sp m. Sunday al Cal State Fullerton Arena Theater, 800 N. State College Blvd .. Fullerton. $2. 870-3371. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES "A Maller ol Gravity," through Saturday al the Ahmanson Theater ; New York City Opera, through Dec. 12 al the Dor othy Chandler Pavilion; "The Belle of Amherst." through Dec. 18 at the Huntington Hartford Theater . "Varuties." through Dec. 19 at the Mark Taper Forum, "A Chorus Lme," m.-.- defin.ite run al t he Shubert Theater ••• ·~ SA TUR DAY. DECEMBER 4 l1NJVERSITY CHORUS-<:hnstmas coneert.• H o 'clock Saturday and Sunday an UC Irvine C~· cert Hall. S2 ieneral. Sl students. 833·6617. •, 'ONCE UPON A STAGF.' Tap dance workshop by Coast Community College D1slr1ct students, 8 p .m Saturday 1n Room G-108, Santa Aaa College, 17th and Bnstol streets, Santa Atl&. Free. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5 · · PLAYWRIGHTS WORKSHOP -UC Irvine stu ~· (Sff HEADDRESS, Page C8) ,., t .!=60 Fashion Isl and . Newport Center t DANCING & EtmRTAINMENT Reservations honored: 64 4·481 l NIGHTLY INTit£LOUNGE t COME IN AND BE OUR HONORED GUEST t 18700 Ma<ARTHUR·NEWPORT -~'··'~'~"···'· •* ~~~-(CW~IJO~S~IT~l~YH~l~A~l~.,~O~IT~8~3~3~·~2~7~7~0~~~~ MICllSll MEXICAN RESTAURANTS OUR MEALS ·aRE A TRIP ·To MEXICO • ''YOUR BIG PARTY · IS OUR BIG PLEASURE" COCKTAILS Mrxac i\N RLSf l\URAN rs #I COST A MESA • 29& E. 1711'1 St. HILLOAEN SQUARE • 645-7626 #2. BALBOA • 105 MAIN St BALBOA PIER • 675·9600 BANl<AMElllCARO MASURCHAACE ond AMERICAN EXPRESS • . (;4 DAILY PILOT Friday. Oec:emMr 3. 1976 Real Cantonese Food e•t her• or take hCHM Sniper Movie Misfires By KATHE 8 . T&ACY OU ... O<ilty PlleOt.ett ORlole J..9St0 The advertisements claim 91,000 people are at the mercy or a s~le sniper. Actually, lbey re at the mercy of one ·'=======o::::• .. =n=......,='= .. =-=-=~=t.a.=====~~ po lie e ca pt a lo who \.. beeitatea turniog the case over to the un· screenwriter Edward loolung down on an en· ethical SWAT team Hume attempt to depict Ure s tadium of helpless because be is, &Iler all, a a terrifying reallly, the bodles. peace o ffic er a nd impact is deadened by '1iecaU&e the man ln the &be formulated and list-THE akAL action and tower with tbe hl&b· less story revolvinat suspense of the story in· power. rifle has yet t.o • around It. volves the SW AT team's sbOOl. A big · n ame cast errort.s lo ellmlnate the APADANA~ AWARD WINNING "./ ' NOW "Two Minute Waro· port.rays a-Variety of un-sniper. but you bavo to lng," about a sniper on developed characters, alt through three·fourt.ha the loose at a sold-out and the police are depict· ot the film to see this. football game, in· edasGestapoleflovers, "Two Minute Warn· corporates the as-aeen· falsely arresting and de· ing" is effective enough from·bebind-the-eyes-0f.. U.berately beating up ln· t.o m ake a person lhin.k the-killer technique or nocent suspects and twice about crowds. Rat- " Jaws," with accompa· cooperating citizens. ed "R" Cone half-nude nyin& sinister: music. Director Larry Peerce t_cene and some watery And there's the mass does offer a few brief Jft!tchup blood). RESTA URANT~~~ AUTHENTIC CUISINE OF THE EXOTIC MIDEAST Per~aan. Armcruan, Greek • aod ""'""" '""'"'""' ~ A TRULY SENSATIONAL SHOW!!! B 0 panic episode as the glimpses into the realm .-----------, crowd exits the stadium ot the sniper with his de- a la ''Towering Inferno." piction of the. random TllMlcl 10,.. Conuncntal Cuisine Also / \.11ncheon -M onday thru Friday • manner in which the vic· WlllLE au~or George tfms are chosen, sighted Lai' o u n t a 'n e a 0 d Uu"oogb the telescopic It warlcl ••• RllAl.l(l=IJS . . •' ;,..." .· . 1 I :10 1 m, to 3 00 p,m Olnner -Every Evening from 5 00 pm. 600 Newport Cente< Onve across from FashlOtl Island Reservations hon<>red -640-7502 £_ ........... _ 10· 100 SMORGASBORD RESTAURANT •ANOUtT 'AClllTIU-Ul>TO IOOP'l!O~ HUNTINGTON HACH• COflONA OU MAii UJ MAINST All1" -1.CiOASTHWY. CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32102 COAST HWY. L.AGUNA NIGUEL (Al C.-Y...., ,__.,, 499-2626 49&-5n3 $outl1 Corut's Fin e/If Cuiaine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH 41~-L-T""'I Ample Free Parking 494-9491 752-8558 -Tuea. thru Sat. 9 to 1:30 Goes1 Boat Slli>s 103 N. BAYSIDE OR •. NEWPORT BEACH B WHITE formerf v With THE PLATTERS AND R A y LOW DON ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M. OUTRIGGER ROOM KOMA LANES 2699 Harbor Costa Mesa 545-1112 1 IOS HSI lea It ff• •vt. •n•ht•m I 11416lM"4 Now Open on SUN DAY 14041 Beoch Blvd. Westminster, California Reservations (714) 898-6702 Drop By El Matador Say Hello To Marcial TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST MEXICAN FOOD r. ::"!tnrt.1111•j Now Serving Amerrcan & Mexican • ) Areeklit!!I lrom 7 A M Sal"& Sun LUHCHIOH "•• I I ... l ••• Ooily SPICIAL T <'CO. C• • • ' ' "· COMrun OIMHUS f«OM Sl.10 to SJ.40 D 17'8 MIE'Wl"ORT ILVD~ C.M.~'4S·l520 1 • .:.:·'!'l' I : •. ~ • .._;J..,.1 • r Mon . Thur 10 to t t • Fn Sat Sun 1 AM to 7 2 Midnight CARAMBA! MOW SBVIMG OUI DELICIOUS MEXICAN FOOD a.wyhf& ...... Fr-11 --. .. 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I 500 ADAMS fol Horborf COSTA MESA And, In Gor~11 Gro•e 1220 I lltOOICHURST 54().1937 540-1923 tAI ChOfHM"I 631-7020 0f><'n i 0.1ys I lll!ht•&l Quality ~at 1vc 1\11.'\i<'J n Fomh ~~T 7 FOOT TV SCREEN Mon.-Thur. llJOom. to IOpm Fri. & Sot II.JO om 1011 pm COCKTAILS Sunday 4 p m. to I 0 p.m 9093 E ADAMS. HUNTINGTON BEACH 96'1-7911 CITY YARD BAR. ana GR.ILL .. ''OLD CITY PLAZA" Original site ol San Clemente's First Fire Statron and Jarl .. Me-N-Ed's Home-delivered Spectacular Salad Bar Specializing rn Prime Rib • -A\t\CI) •£XPEArEHC£pMai.d1non;ln •RW JAll Clll Yovoonl"""°. tiff-. A..A~'\C)1l1¥ to 0. .,.,..WIO IWt m•lll• 1 t•Mf'l•l~I •MARVEL 1i •v"~nhc enti r_ . , ... , TiQ, pizza 1s like having a chef, Maltre de, waiter <11/·~ and taxJ driver at your doorstep. l 011 I , I dlt?:.$1ng up lo eat ouf? .,. '( t t".f ''"r. ~dinner~ rught? fhqn r>~··w .. 1.10 r~ LU s I omllv f'1uo POl1Cn ond have o Plr>rnn h..ll mun and COid SOit clook del~Od to YoLJr door 1n n~nutt<> .. l 11'!-.on pmo \/Oflehes to rh/"1<•"8 from l'>Oci'l deliciously d•lfetMl ;/ Nine IY'<'l•tw (VI .. '1 l d s loc'ntl00$ ro SE!IVE! you • ~:··. r0or ' ,. , .. .,~ ' '.~,"" ot home lo< o c~-~ FAM ~Xtl~i~ ., Huntin9ton Beach 847·1214 Costa Mesa 646-7136 U"' .,j.~ -lwo ''0,."'9 •QUlpmont• 'AElollNISCl n-"'""'"'"' phol011•._ ~.L 1ft'11. ~\ ·~· ol •""Y s.... C-nlo' •ENJOY the ,,NEil rooo -flNEST .. rqOI/, .,,, ~~W'~~ 5€A\11Cfo110-P'•C"' l Gt'~ I ~'"-fM9nlflcent Champagne Happy, happy hour, ot..:1111.1111 Bntnch on Sunday ! Mon.·Frl., Ht DOUBLES -·~ Ill W •• b..tclaP.._. 49 .. 1211 S.C.._.. Take A Dining Trip On A Train For a unique dining advenru~. come aboard the glatnou r tnin. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Savory entrea include Roa1t Prime Rib of Bed, Rad of Lamb Be Chaapcake Bay Scallop. Grand untnl Station Lounge with Chowder Bar and Dining Can located in South C.OUt Pina in ea.ca Mesa. (71() Mo-8822 Come relive the past. (TV DAILY LOGJ FRIDAY avaNING e:oo n•mwm9a>"'1n II CJl 00 <t.lf Cl)) ID ""' ... rBl Stat , '" ltl Comer ..,.. m~ m hrtl°Wa• r.11111y Q) Ma111·l2 fD [ledric C.1111'1 Q fj Ditlllll aJl..rlllebKlls -6:30-D Dlutll Cunts 1ncludt 8111 H1yes ind Susan Sulonh, David C1oh, Donny Most and KC. & lhe Sunshine &nd. ti ) Aldy Cliffitll l~ Meiv c.11r111 SM !UtlllilyAtttif tm"lMI! m rr111Ms " 111aa 7:00 Cl Q1) CJ) i1i) Ans U lrlrsCIO (f) .,, T1trft s- (t) Tt ltl Ille Truth ·~ m I IMt l.tr<J G> TM Fil f»liil .,,..., ®Aldf ''rttrtll fl> TM lbclltilllartr llt,or1 ta (J)) 11ouru.a m DrMatic Senn m Tht Md&IM r .. ~, -7:30- D n>Wild~ .... O lowlinr tor Oolt1rs t •) Tiit Odd Couplt U Holl1"04 Sq111ru ~ u '" 11.,,.ts Cl Tiit .... .,.. W1N (Jill (l2) Cf) Hollywocl Squ11a m'" ltldf 8"ch cm m wuttm MllSk S11ow m eartoo11s a Hoc11's lltfoes m ChHtl 21 Toni1ht/M1111ht· . . .,,..., o~ •u11 the 1arr11 Q)fld ... 8:00 D cm CD W BimiJCllal'flttt's W.-. ConclullOll. Tlitlnrmattd m sion ol lB. WMt's hmtlt$$ "sf Of)' QI mocks.." futunnc lbt WOICtS ol Otbbie Rrynolds Paul Lynde Hrnry Gibson ;ind A&ntS MOOfthud 1 he slory concirns a Spunt Pit wll<>'s bt1n1 tatttntd 111> tor thr Yulehde SU$Oll. and ho"I 1 btautrlul CltY s111der _, lnm from lln inltndtd latt D l2Jl m Cf~ m Sanford and Soll ""°nt [slhei Has A Bab( r,,d plays an 1ml)()ffi1nl role "hen Aunt Lsther (laW;inda Pav,r) tms to adopt a th1ld-ht stand~ 1n for her Orun~tn husband 0 llowie: CCJ (Zhr) "Any Cun Can Plly" (we.s) '68-ldd Byrnes. C1lbfrt Roland. I$) Movie: (Cl (Zhr) "Th lnno· cents" (d1a) '62-0eborah Kur M1 thael Rederne. U l)\J Donn• & Muie Cuuf'. are Can Remer. Cllaio and ffo1 Kelly, along with the Osmond llrothm and Paul Lynde. ClJ Movit: (CJ (thr) "Tht Plrrplt Plain" (dii) '55-Clegory Ped m Brea the link G> '"" Muon m V11itty Sllow (2f llowlt: IC) (2111) "kyond tht l.Jw'' (dra) '73-lee Va~ ~el m w1111ifttton w..a .. htlt• ( 2fl rJ l) lilly 611h1111 Crvwde mEJ Chwo m Japanese lM1111ace hoerams -8:30- 0 Beauty ud the Beast * Hallma~ lbU of Fame GEORGE c. scon TRISH VAN DEVERE D @ (j) 9 Gt lblrllm H .. of F11ne "Beauly and lhe 8east" CtOlte C. Scott and lush Van Deme star in 011e ot lhe most elldu11n1 love slOlits of all llmt. Belle, • buutrlul rounc woman. rs torctd lo ll'lt 1n a castle lnhab1ltd by The Beast. d h1ghten1nc. possibly human cr~furr. wllO, in spite of tus de· munor, wins lhe affection or Belle by demonslrahng hrs k1ndnus and sens1lmly V111inla McKenna. Be1na1d lee. Pa1rrc11 Quinn Michael Harbour and W1llram Refton co still. m Ctou-WiU fD Wal Sl1"t Wltl 0> ColMdy Variety Sllotr 9:00 D Ill> (I) CIJ CIS Fridly Mow,.: (C) (2111') "The Tt1111iul Man" (dr.i) 'J•-~ce Setaf Joan Hubtl Ml Cl;i1burgh Donald Moffat. A 111111 VflSIOll ot Ille btsf Sffhng AMI by Mich1tl C.td1I011-1 ch1lhna. not 50 fulu11il1C st0<y about a murdfrer "hose mind mtd1cat sc~nct hopes to oontrol by hool rn& it up lo a toml>Uffl. U A WORlD PREMIERE! * MSMASH UP ON llmltSTATE 5" lD , .. '1oect""*•"'lf a,,.al 11:00 ••moti """ G (f) G l10J ll» l t> lltw\ • IMt AIMfkH StJle ( t l "' ,....... Platt.cl m Mary Wants Tt le TM .. '•tiMr & C"'rlit DOH S... Secret Snilll m ...,, "'"-· ,,.;,, 1tm ... CD T alei .. IM liurre (J1l CU SbillJ Ille Sur• m M••••n~I, Aool/llowle: "Liit twdtt" (lat) (1)) "°" Alltrlwl Style -11:30- • (fJ) CS) ti) CIS Litt MHlt: rC) ~ "9• & lht Ull4tnn· ltf CW' (adv) '74-Robfrt fl'tlft, !'.huck Conno11, luc11n1 Pih1w u 12>1 rn ttt m .1111111! ~ t f) llowlt: ~oanctr-l'" ii Wlol\ .. (com) '31-Ann Southern, he• HJlty e t t11) Ot) uu.r. __ ...._,_, ... ~ >OOaull m~ 12:00 • lest .. ""* a MIN: lCJ ""-l.lltlt" Cd11> 'S7-A1cllard Widmark, Richard &lt~f m ri.rtotW~ -12:30-0 All·lllaltt Sin: "II°' HIJ1," ~"~All ...... Sltff' u s..,... Tllutrt CD llfl '9tlll II tM WMk m ....i.: '"SlftdllllY'' (dra) '&1- lee RemKk. Yves Monllnd. QfJ llM/1 01111t FootW HWllJtts 1:00 O l)ll CJ) MJ MIOlcltt $ftc.ill CD All·lllf M Shew: "Wt W•tt S111~1trs,' "The L&st Oap ol Poraptll,tt "Tht l'lllntora s,tas" m !lit m Club -1:30-a Talbllollt 2:00 a OMlttutvH ....-. MDecW 11 urs•.M "111 WWdl w. Sem" U1J w Thi lit• SMw -3:35- D Mowit: CC) "A Matter of Hu•uttiu" (d11) '68-Robert Younc. Anne Buler Jamu Btohn, f>?lei INtl. S~n Strasbt1C. Lew A1et1. RK1111d loo SATURDAY I MORNING 7:00 a Steps to lurnlnt D llJJ 00 ~ m Woodf Weod· '*'" ll ) Wtt•elld 8 (!2t)(IJ) (ltJ To111 l h11f/ Grape Ape ShoW ( e ) llvt11tion Iii Youth & the Issues m Unit five O> S.111 Yorty Show fD Yop ttf Htllth -7:30-a IMty's frttl!Mw D ~ (.l) filt £> r1n• r1nt1Mr m (r11tift Lurlliflc o Hot f uda• Sllow m Etemt11.Jry 11tws 11n r31 111u eu1111o fD MtSttr aoetrs 8:00 0 llll (() Sr!ftst11 I Twttty 0 hcttetltrs (OJ ,.,.,a.is Cart~ U Ot Ja~ria• 0 Tiit "-bn&tf m llowit: "rort Al&itrs" (adv) ·~z-Yvonne OeC11to Carlos lhompson OJ ltoMptr W- ~Voke ol loll'O tD S-IH Slrttt ("' (.I)) ScoMy Ooo/0,llOll!vtt -8:30-a (f7) m m Clue (lull 0 Faith fOf Todly .. Qt) Scoc*J·Ooo/DyllOlnlllt Cl Mowl1: "lhdmu's Terrllory" (wtl) '46-Randofph Scoll, Gabby Ha1es 9:00 a Ill> m cv 141p 1c111117tllNd· IUMtf tt.crr D ,,,, Cl) (J~ tm McDuff D fritftds of Min 111 llow1t: '1-lll lolldoft" (com) ·~ -&o.try Boys m WotM11 •111 1o 1ttt1 fD akrnMr'lllrp AntiflDrt« Upon A OHllt (II) Q)l1111pt -9:30- D l)fl (I ) Ol (£) '"IMlsUnd 0 fht llrfltt111.R U llCM ltetNll H~ 1nl~1m.ahon • av11lable Sllblt'I to tune c~1111e at the last mrnule m liltrrit: "The Fort11111t o1 c.,11111 ai." (idv) ·so-Louis H1ywl{d. Cl) Mowre: tCJ "lallad ol A Cuntl1hltr" (w'O 6J-M11ty ll~bb1nl m Alo.. l>tl lroltts Ser"'"'°" U (Q:fi (t )) Otl AIC fndlf lllpt Motlt: lCJ (Zhr) "$1111sll·U• on fnterst1lt S" (dra) '16-Rnbrrt Conrad. Buddy Ebsen, v,,a Mil'' D3v•d G1oh. Harriet Nelson. Sue l von. Scotl Jawby, Donna t.11111 Herb Edelman. S.1n 811baia Allen lrv" are c~enged in steO<ldS w~en ~ 10:00 39 car era~ occuri on a c.tlitorn11 D <t'lJ (3) CIJ hrz•~: loul ol lh• freeway over a holiday wee~e~d Jun11t ~ r. t W t I d Cl tfJl (I) (11111 llfl foolbtll .., ... nera ts more •n ' 8•1t1more Colts vs St. Louis • llurt Russe" And T td C.td•nlls. 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' ,-., Friday. December 3. 1976 · DAILY PILOT C'S 1 Orange County, now you have three places BILL OF F.AllE> All Hot Se:ifood En trees served with Hush Puppies. Cole Slaw .:mt.I Choice of Potato. CLAM CHOWDER N~w [n!Jl.111d Cn•t1m Style Cup .59 APPElrlZE~ OYSTERS ON THE HAlF SHEU. -~ ~ 1~· ' =.,, STEAMED CLAMS -; . I ldlf Dozen 1. 99 I lc11f Dolen l.99 -' • SO\FOOD GUMBO ·n11tk ,ind rull l3o<l1l'd Cup.69 MIXED SEAFOOD COCKTAIL Crab .rnd Shnmp l. 99 COLD no1u_o SHRIMP A do1l'n Shnmp in the :.hell. !:>hare them or e.it 'um all CRAB MEAT COCKTAIL r <imou-. Alrl!>kan Crab Meat 1.69 2.59 SHRIMP COCKTAIL Tt1ngy C.x:kt.i1l Sc.iul.c 1.49 CLAMS on the 11AIF SHEU. Hdlf Dozen 1.99 SCl\.UMPTIOUS SBl\.IMP fRIED SHRIMP-!:>ucculcnt ilnd tender •. 4.19 H,1tf Oid"'r •.....•.••.••••••••. 3.19 BROi i.ED STUFfEO SHRIMP- T"'ndc>r. -.wt•"t Shrimr> stuffed "'ith ,, l.ll'l1·1h1ful Cr.ib Ml'ill Mix •••••••. 3.59 SHRIMP CREOLF-5. rvc<l in C.w;crole U1.~r c1 &<l of Rice .............. 3.29 POPCORN SHRIMP-An unuwc1I Tr1•<1t of Goklen I nl'd · P<·1&1e Shnmp •••••• , ••••••••••. 2. 99 STEAK& ... STEAK & ROCK LOBSTER-STEAK & STUH"[D SI IHIMP-l~r11ihl l3ro1lcJ lo perfl'clion .•....•.•.... 7.19 ~hnmp ~lufflotf With C1c'b Mc,1t Mix •• 5. 79 5tl'1-il< & Leibstcr Comb111,1t1v1i<. c;ervcd \.Vi th C.11 hr 811".1<.l 111 pl<ll l' '1f I lu~l 1 I 'upp1l!'-. FlNLE&S FBATUl\PS I WHOLE BROILED JUMBO LOBSTER 6.89 J~uhfoml<.1 Style LJ:,b<;ter (I': JX>Unu-.) -.1uffc<l v..1th OUI s1~ci.il D1c:.~ll1'.; HAlF JUMBO LOBSTI:R 4.69 KJNC. CRAB U'Q,-ROCK LOBSTT:R TAIL- ! 1r11n tl1t• 1C1J \1.Jt~·rc; of Alilc;ka •••.• .4.99 IJrrnk'CI to perfection , ••••••.••••• 7.59 DELIGHTS I..N Al\.MOI\. l-RIED OY<;TI RS-T1.·nder Selects fn. d I> 1 (.old1.111 l3101.vn I i.)lf [.>< ''"n 2. 79 ...•.•• Onc Dolen 3.19 FRIED CLAM DINNER- !:iwecl Tender and Juicy •••••••••• 2.49 FOi\. LANDLUBBEM Entreec; .-.c?Ned Uiith Choice of Potato. C<•I\'.' ~k'lw ua !::>hrcdd1.>d Lettuce .lnd Garhc Bread FRiil> Cl-llCKf.N ...•..•....•• ,, ••. 2.79 CAPTAIN'S STI.AK IN. Y. Strir>) •••••• 5.59 MATE'S 5TIAK f'mloirr ) , •••••••••• ·.J.99 CHOPPLD l:iLLF STIAK •••••••.• , .2.59 I IAMBUHGf.R SANDWICI l ••••••.•• 1.49 ~ l\f d v.1th f'r1•n• h rrie~. LPttuo·. I 0m.110 01nd I 'K klc C:hir<- ALASKAN CRAB AU CRATIN- .., 11 111t·m AJ.1-~ 111 < r.1h ,.11 C.is-;crole \\1th .1 H1rh Chcl''*' !:>.1ucc , •••••••• 3.19 FRIED SCAll.OPS- rric>d Scll'cl Ot>t'p Sea Scallops ••••• 3.49 TOT'S GALLEY JO YLARS AND UNDLR Served with Hush Puppies. Cole Slaw and Choice of Pot<ito DEVILED CRAB CAKE FLOUNDER FRIED CHICKEN FRIED SHRIMP fHl[D OYSTERS J.29 HAMBURGER PATIY Served on a Bun wilh Cole Slaw <ln<l Choice of Potato 1.29 Our menu just opened at 16811 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach CllllllJI Nlll«M n1WY '"'" "'""'h 1""'1 t·. BEAl\.TY SEAFOOD PLA:l'TE>l\.S SHORE PLATTER-Golden Fried Shrimp, Scallops. (¥ter.; and Fish Allet ••••• 3.19 MARINER'S PLATTER-I ried Shrimp. F'ish Fillet. (¥ter~. I 1-.h hnger.. and Deviled Cr..ib C..1kl! ••.•••••••• 3.99 NEPIUNE PLA1TER-Bmlled Fillet of Fish. Fri~d Shn111p 01.-.1t·1:.. Sarllops, Devtlt"<l Crrtb Calw and Fried Fish hllct .••••••••••••• 4.29 --. -J~~~ --~-... ----~ COMBO PLATIER-Fried F@i Fiiiet. O.:\.ilL'd Crab cikes dnd Fried Shrimp2.99 BROILED ALASKAN CRAB and FHILO SHRI MP PLAlTEH- lirntl\!Cl /\l,1~1v,n Crab Wllh !°:>L' l·ne<l !::>hninp •••••••••••••••• 11.19 Sl\MPU:R PLATIER- Br• 11!. ·d l..obster. Sc1utced Alaskan Cr.1b1111.·.1t dnd Fncd Shrim[l ••••••• 5.99 Broik?d and Fried Fish BROILED SNAPPER 4.19 Truly a Seafocxl Delicacy AUET OF SOIE-Delic.ate Flavor .•••.. 3.19 HADDOCK-From the· North Adantic • , •• 2.79" __... \ STUFFI::D FILI.ET OF SOLE 3.49 W11h Spicy Cr..ibmc.Jt Fillinu FAVOl\.ITEJ LOUIE>'5 SHRIMP LOUIE-Served nn a 8':d of Lettuce. IOflpt't! with Louie Dressing. Chef :; G.inu ••••••• 3.29 ALJ\SKAN CRAB MEAT LOUI& Served on a Bed of Lettuce. topped with Louie Dressing. Chefs Gami ••• 3.39 Coffee Miik (Bottomless Cup) BBVEl\,AGES ':>oft Drinks Diet Drink AU BEVERAGES ••••••••••. 30 TAl<C-OUT SERVICE AVAILAB!E Iced of Hot Tm (Heldls fred Due to our price structure \AX? cannot honor credit cards. ed o sler - f l L l ~ I .. r • -- t t Where Ametica goes for seafood:M Store Hours: 11 :30 AM-10:00 PM Sun-Thurs 11 :30 AM-11:00 PM Fri G Sat f!/7tj 11 .... I ftlhlM '""' ftf llit•~ll 4. lrtf. ... I I I: 1· I: I· j: • . . . .. ,_ --: .. '· .. . 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'""t,_ R the al EDWARDS W CINEMA WEST ""' '". 892 4493 YOUR hom11 town paper l•t11'JQ!t•ll TW~-MINUTE WARNING ~!, For llml· lo wail For llw rt.: SI loo 11111" ltmr• to nm CHARLTON HESTON JOHN CASSAYETES ~TWO·MINUTE WARNING" MARTIN BALSAM · BEAU BRIDGES MARILYN HASSETT · DAVID JANSSEN JACK KLUGMAN • WALTER PIDGEON SENA ROWLANDS BROCK Pl IERS-OAVIO GROH ·UIHOlll DAVIS JOE AAPP • '.4 ,, ' ' " • • ~w~$1~ " , •1 , t '/,;.'1 ";',It ·fi 1<.~ r ll'iP ii I .\ Ii • 1,t , ~.· ;i t r• \ ,•,;.,1' ~H,•Mf\'f a EOWAADS \IP CtltlMA WIST l The 'Me Too' Syndrome The ltme draws near for 11 backv. ard glance at lhc OranJ?e Coru.t It \'C theater scene in 1976, and. without delving too deeply into the recent past, ohe trend m ay be instantly 1dent1fled our com munity tht•at ers arc back in· to the "m e too" syndrome You know what thot 1s It's the tendency of local community playhoul\es to double up on the production of plays. This Yt>ar fi ve sc ripts rece1vl'Cl more than one staging , s uggesllng perhaps that not too m any good pro-.. pertles a re filtering down from lhc Broadway stage. This year's chump1on repeater wa~ "Norman. Is That You'1" whJch wa s pre!>en ted on three dif- ferent st ages 1n 1976. Four others were done t wice each -"That Ch.alil'IJ'~oastut' Jicason,' · ''Tho Sunshine Boys," "Last of the Red Hot Lo ver s·• and the bewhiskered comedy "Bell. Uook and <.:and le " TllRF.E COMM llSITY theater groups <out of eight along the coast) accounted for all 10 of the Orange Count y prem ie r es mounted along the Orange Coast in 1976. The Ir vine Co mmunity Theater staged four of t hem ( .. Beginner's Luck," "Perfect Pitch." "The Wisdom of Eve" and "Wh en You Comm' Back, Red Hyd er?" 1 whllt: two other the aters ha d thr e<' each the Laguna Moulton P l<.iyhouse with "The Good Doctor." "Lloyd George Knew My Father " and "Seascape." and the Cost a Mesa Civic Playhouse with "The llap. piest Millionaire," "Sugar" and "The Secret Affair!> of Mildred Wild." Intermission Tom Titus The other fi ve playhouses all opted for second. th1rct or fourth verMons of shows wtuch have been done and redone locally ove r the past !>everal st'asons In two ca!>cs, two versions of lhe same play were bcmg pre sen tc d s i m u ltan eou s ly "Gypsy" at the begiruung of the year a nd "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" al the end. ASIDE FROM the repe al pro ductions or modern plays, there were a number of genuine re V1val~ or older works in 1976, am ong the m · 'T h.e Petrified Forest ," "The LitUc Foxes,' - Playwrig lu Views South "Tennessee Williams· South. · with the author himself playmg a large part. will be aired Wednes· day al 10 · 10 p.m on KC ET, Channel 28 The pro~ram include~ !>ccncs from some of his mo~t farnou~ dramatic works. with stars like Hurl l ves, Coll<!cn Dewhurst, J oh n Colic os, Wi llia m llutt. J essica Tandy, Michael York, and Maurcl'n Stap leton M~ SO. COA LAZA (t\\) ,., j )•11 ....... ~1 110 MANN'S SO. COAST PLAZA (,-o~,,-··•"-•P-•1 ,..,_,, '"" ..... )All l •,\ltl 1•• 1111 Sean Connery -.. • ..,. V·-t• N'W) •If-JO "The Next Man'' MANN'S SO COAST PLAZA U~\ufl .. u 141 l!H MANN'S CINEMALANO ,,,,St ""'•' h d f . 111 IHI MANN'S CINEMALANO Hit A •i,Nf htlt +llt I)), .. , x MANN'S CIN£MALAMO HH h MitrMit ,,., .... il)IM CINEMAS • VALLEY VIEW I 'tAt.Lf V Yl(W 6 Ct-4APMA9' c-•HOt H GAOvr •M tJ •t , Thanks to you it works ... FOR All OF US • • JanUb ··Harvey and 'l-'allen Angels · Som'-' n •i.i rt.-ttabl} showed their a ~e On the pro fes$1'onal frorrt. Soulh Coast Repertory presented five county premieres <out or a six-slww season> wtule Sebas t1 an's West Dinner Playhouse came u p w1ttl one. "The Mmd With the Dirty Man · The c ontribut ions of t he Orange Coast'!. community, pro- fessional and colleg1atc lhe4ter groups will be examined in lhe weeks ahead, with this column's selections for the year's top pro- duc t ions . perfo rmances a nd ch0tces for man and woman of lhe y<'u r m local theutcr lo be an- nounced durmg Christmas week. ••• BACKSTAGE -South Coast Repertory has become eligible to rece1v~S7 .SOO 1n fund.u)g from lhe Ford Foundation to encourage the productw n of new American plays in nonprofi t profes!>1onaJ lheaters SC R also has an- nounced that 1ls production of "Saturday Sunday Monday' will b e g i ve n tw o add •t1o n a1 Mousetrapped perfor mances, at J and 8 pm on Sunday, Dec 19 Pal Mulli ns, fl anked by Susan Kellogg The Saddleback Valley Com-<left) and Hretl .Jones (r ight), stars in the mun1ty T he ater will h old a Aga th a Chr i s t ie m yst e r y "The general meeting at 7 30 P m Mousetrap " It wall be p erfor med at 8:30 Wednesday in the Great Western . "' d· d o Savings and Loan buildmg m o clock tonight LhC.,2U~h .~un a't an ~c. Lagun a Hill s t h'-' new 9-11 al th ~ Wcstmanas ter C~mmun1ty theater J.{rou p will plan 1Lo; next Theater . 7272 M apll' Ave .. 893-8626. project follow ing tht> success of its production of .. Blithe Spirit • . for informa tion, call Carol Knight at 586 8342 An "ALICE IN WONDEWlll" (XI 1 ,. t .. Ul WM 11\-41l-1t~•lt "Ft.ESH GORDON .. I 0 '"' 'UM > J .. UM~U ,. .. , .... '"'"co""•' ''THE MOT MAM'' llJ 7 lt \AT SUM 4 IM It "THE MAN WHO WOULD BC KING" 'JO t •t \tJH 1 ... 11 Utl,U•l.C: "MARATHON MAH" WI 041'-7 , .... 41 U f/\U-1 1014 .. t 41 ...... ,, "ALICE IN WONDERLAHD" (X) 1 at U Ut/tUM I 10 4 IM 10.1>0 .. FLESH GORDON .. •n u.t SU .. l l~lJM l~IOU .. "''"'.' "MARA THOH MAH11 ••• WltlDAY\-J ff &,.., ,., "'" '11·1 11 141 ...... 1\ 11.J f ,.,. "'' "~RATHOH MAH" WtHO••i ')O a •o \At \U" • Jt .J ct~• .... l t..t•J• h •r•h ., .. ._ ... , .. "42400 , ...... ........ , ... "4 2400 u ..... ........... "4 2400 '••"'1 ,,, ....... - m .g~ao . .... , ,., ........ 53 t-9S80 ..... •"'-S31 ·9SIO ...... ··-S31 ·9~10 ,, ...... t l ......... s2,; na al4U HIOOU t ._.11\lN MAt'!n Ol'Mll Slot Of l'Ml MOU HT AIN l"ll •1u• MU,TANO COUNTIT 10l IV"•W&t llt1 ttu ee Clllll1•1 OIUl IOlllHAl lt•I -· -· • 111 IMI-MtOUT " nu DtVtL 1,.1 "'" GUAT KOUl & CATHOUH l'MUISOAY ---1'41) l!U""1&W&f en1 HUii CAUi( 111 "UI IOlllUAll t•l HAU H IOOI\ e MA•tl YH HAU ITI OTHll Slot Of THI MOUNTAIN tPOI t LUI MUSTANG COUHUY 101 -· -· t lft IMI•• SNOUT Af THI DfVll 1,.1 tlllt GllAT SCOUl & CATMOUSl TMUISOA ~ tA(I W0f()fiil e IR A MC)tfH() THI l lll 111 tlUI fUlllf & THI llAN 1•1 LOAOI Of lAUOt<ll 1,.,ASSION '0TION 111 2..IVI I THl HANDYMAN1•1 3.-AllCI GOOD IOOY 111 ----_._ UlatlfOH MlllOH e lot4H U.I I0411Y HO 'AllU TWO·MINUU WAINI tlUI -----------llGll SANCTION 111 A PAUL MONASH P·cr.~r· n ~BRIAN OePALMA 1 , "CARRIE" s'ar• ng SISSY· SPACEK JOHN TRAVOLTA . ar~ PIPER LAURIE. SuecorJav b, LAWRENCE D. COHEN !:,· • en l''f nrvel b, STEPHEN KING . ProduCI'~ hy PAU L MONASH 011eLleJ t; BRIAN De PALMA . liM' ... .. .. . . . ... ·~ ~ EDWARDS ~ HARBOR CINEMA Ht•bo• 8o11l,.Md ti Wilson Street Coe••~· 1146-0573 United Artists .......... h •• •wt..-........... , ~J.4~212 hlfrd WAl lfU lllUI CUii( 111 '1U' IOlUHAll 111 -, .... M Al MtUI 1 . .0MINct l 2 .. SHAM,00111 l ..l"S TICIC _1•_1 ----c .. &(OOH e AeVIHTVl l e n ttot I . .OMUl111 2..Jlllllf & THI llAN 1•1 l .-WHITl LIN( flVll t•I -,_ ........... -. -'""'-'--, ...... ----~ ., ...... ,.I "·.-.::;; .. • 1,.fWO-MINUTl WAINING 111 421·1131 2.·fllllll & THI llAN 111 >.4AT2! !!!J__ _ -------,,,MILON IU..00 I IAO Hl(M()l\ON Tlfl MIUOUll lllAICS1roo1 """' -.._..--•----' HlUIN Of A MAN CALllO HOHi 1'411 Oll(otMI lHUl!Oj 1.-tHI OUMIALL IAll Y IPOI 2.-VANISHING ,OINT 1o01 3.-WHllf UHi flVll 1001 ..... -' .. simn MOY11 ,,.. 2.·IAIT llUl MAllNICNI i .. unu aio MAN '"'' • - MIU ...... I I -~·oi llfft 1 • .onttl MOt Of TMI MOUNTAIN'"' J . .oATOht1 j .. llTI THI IUllll 1,.1 . . .. · . . . . . ,. ' ::r.: .. Friday December 3 1976 DAILY PILOT ('7 P almer Rates Rav es in Show ByMIKE PASKt:VIC.11 : Ol IM Delly l'llel St•lt • Even though Brallsh &tnger Robert P aimer as "among the most exc1t111g and soulful voc&lasti. ar ound , h e probably could have pulled orr his suc<'essful serac~ or shows last we('k<.•nd at the Roxy an l,os Angeles on image alone With his French cut suit, stylishly short blond hair and dashing good looks, Palmer is pa1t of a refreshing· movement _!~·prds more class and sexual sophasllC'allon in pop music. a. move that h as benefited B o~ Scaggs (who atlended Saturday's late show>. Dav•d Bowie and, most rece n tly, Be Bop Deluxe's 8111 Nelson. But, like the above, Palmer also possesses essential E'le ments such as talent and a unique musical s tan ce. Hi!I sound as a blend of English rock, American funk /soul and reggae; vocally, he li es somewhere between the silk)I sound of Scaggs Pop Music Concert and the forceful growl or James Brown, drawing from both styles without becoming derivwt1ve PALMER'S vocals and mW!ical backing clicked perfectly Saturday, and his refined. almost aloof. image became secon· dary icing for one ol lhl' year's hottest shows. Fronting a hi&hly pro- fessional unit of seven musicians Cno horns> and t h ree backup vocaJists, Palmer elec· trified Lhe audience ru. he glided through a Y.ell paced a nd d y nami c 50-mmute set that left many s houting for a second encore. demonstraled a rare. hard -working com- erade r 1 e between vocal111t and musician A well chosen selec· lion of material from tus three (Island 1 albums highlighted Palmer 's firm grasp or diverse styles and vocal dynamics rangani: from the smooth, emo- tional soul of "One Last Look" .. to th e sol id Meters!'lik c funk of "Sn eaki ng Sa ll y Through the Alley" to the Infectious reggae of -M,an Smart~ Woman Smarter." Palmer's n ew ex- panded band was awesome. churning hard one moment, then setll· ang into a mellow groove in perfect complement lo Palmer 's v i sual performance rautaous, eyes-closed dancing punctuated by sudden mike-clutchmg vocal bursts Besides the welcome addition oC vocahs~ who gave the sound extra tex· lure, bassist Pierrf' Brock , James Alan Smith (keyboards) and Freddie Wall <auitar) each turned an some brief yet strong solos when called on. BUT THE musical star '?C the evening w us the ex· qu 1sile M s J ody Lindscott. a dazzlng percuss1on1sl whose ver:salile use 1>f congas, lambales , cow~el ls, shakers and assorted noisemakers added sop hi s~icated and tastefu l r ythm1c shad· angs to the overall s~d. Robert Palmer sho~ed he has all that's needed to become a maJOr name. If he maintains .his head or steam. there Cutting (Jp at Cannery He maintained steady control or ha s urgent vocals and the intelligent interplay between Palmer and his backing ------'----"----. could be no stopping him Orange Coast c:omL'<hans 13111 Skiles and Pete Henden.on star in .i one-hour s pecial. .. The Skiles and Henderson Comedy llour • to be shown at 8 p.m. Sunda;. on Channel 50 The show. filmed al Newpor t Beach's Canner)' Restaurant. features the pau"s elm. .. n mg on musical instruments from the pt<WO to the bicycle pump Bnt1sh smger Robert Palmer • displayed 1mpress1ve talent • . and control m his recent performance at the Roxy. ''..$t10UT AT THE DEVll" -.u.r M:OUT AHO ~n40USI TI4UISOAY- .,'),, "IUGSY MALOMI" ..., ,.HI llG 1us· ~ .'tlTUIM 01'4 ~ MAH CALLIO HOISi" "MISSOUll 111.us· 1ro1 SPK·•I ,,, .. 113010 1 00 p "' I • .,, .. ,..,.. I ..... I " JS Open Daily l 2:30 p.m . 0.lty Piiot S1411 l'helo Call 642-5678. Pul a few words • ___ •o_w_ork tor ou EXCLUSIVELY FUNNY EXCLUSIVE AT BRISTOL "SplendHeroualy Funny." "It'• a ball of a lw•wl.'' .JvJ+lfit("•i edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-744 4 MOVIE RATINGS FOR ~ENTS AND \'OUNO PEOPl£ 1-. ~....,.,., 11'1• feNlft •I .. ....,., • ..,..,. •• ..,.,, tN kl-,,..,.,, ., ..... ,..,...,.,.., ,., ... ...,.,. ., ,-...... ,~., ... , ... , ••• 40, .... ....... (~tW fl'M ••t.., ••+.- • 1.. : : J~~\~1 1 i "!· . v 1 • \ u · ~ 0T~~05~ij ~ THE SOUNDS COME ALIVE AT THE NEWPORT CINEMA 8 AMPUREAS D£U VERING 1,000 WATTS Of POWER t THROUGH 28 AL TEC SPEAKERS IN FOUR TRACK STEREO SOUND (PG), JOHN BONHAM JOHN PAUL JONES JIMMY PAGE · ROBERT PLANT IJDWJ"OKT 0 OENTER Newport BHCll 644-0780 Chalpm1n Avenue'' S.A". Frwv. 0r•"9• •532 3328 CHARLTON HESTON HENRY FONDA TILL THREE" (R) CHABLIS BRONSON SecJl Pl.US ~LUI 'ftl[ DUCHESS AHD'ftlr; DllffWACfER FOJ\.-1 "One of the ,.»" Year's Best" "I..<)\ ~E ,11 ad BE.\Tll .. -l-. --'---..---- NEW PR ICE s100 ~ ..AG"Matter ofGilmu 'eiiWir~STOl CINLMA 1 tft'\f06 .. ' ... , .... ttvt t•O H u \ • l Q DAILY PILOT Friday Oecembe< 3. 1970 := HEADDRESS FANTASIES AT GWC • • • p.m. Dec. 9-11 and 18-18 ln the Orange Cout CoUe1e Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $1.50. Dec. U, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 17, 2:30 and 7:30 p:O..,. Dec. ia. and 4:30 p.m. Dec.19, 20 and 21 at f'9Ull.· tam Valley Community thealtt, 18280 Mt. Bald) Circle, Fountain Valley, $UO. 963-2033, 531·86Csl cr&M-2102. <From Pait CJ) denl work. 8 p.m . Sunday in UCJ LllUe Theater, Room 161 of Human.iUes Hall. Free. •MANY MOODS OF CRlllSTMAS' -Sad· dleback Concert Chorale and OrcJlestra, 7 p.m. Sunday at Red Hill Lutheran Church, 13202 Red HUI Ave., Tustin. Free. COSTUME FASHION &EVUE -Costumes from musicals and ctu.ktren's plays, presented by Garden Grove Community Theater, 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Community Meeting Center, 11300 Stanford Ave . Garden Grove, with music. $1. 554-1452. HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH' -Selections, 3 p.m. Sunday al Garden Grove Community Drive-In Church, 12141 Lewis St .• Garden Grove. With Chapman College Chamber Orchestra and 200 smgers. Free. COMM UNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTllA - Russian music. 4 p.m. Sunday at Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa . $1 .50. Tickets al door or bookstore. BARRY MANILOW -8 p.m . Sunday in Anaheim Convention Center Arena. 16-$8, at agencies. FLUTE AND PIANO CONCERT-By Marianne Wlutmyer and Donna Merwin, 3 p.m . Sunday al University United Methodist Church, Culver and University drives, ltvine. Free. CHRISTMAS PARADE -1 p.m. Sunday from front of Civic Center. down Broadway to 5th Street, in Santa Ana. Free. llOUDA Y HOME TOUll -6 to 9 p.m .. tickets and tour map at Montanoso Recreation Center, 25800 Montanoso Drive, Mission Viejo. $2.50. 586-3008. USC CONCERT CHOIR -Carols and folk songs by University of Southern California singers, 4 p.m. Sunday at SL James EpiscopaJ Church, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6 HOLIDAY CHORAL FESTIVAL -Eight high school choirs and one college group, 7 p.m . Moo· day in the Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. TUESDAV,DECEMBER7 SOLOISTS AND ENSEMBLES Music by Orange Coas t College performers, noon Tuesday m OCC's Fine Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. 'HUNGARY' Travel film, 7.30 pm. Tuesday in Ph11lips llall, Santa Ana College, 17th and Bristol streets, Santa Ana. Free. HEADDRESS t'ANTASIES Created by cos- metology students. 7 p.m. Tuesday in Golden West College Center, 15744 Golden West St .. Hun- tington Beach Free 'llOLIDA Y ON ICE' -8 p.m Dec 7-10. 2 and 8 pm. Dec 11 and 2 and 6 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Long Beach Arena $4 50, S.S.50 and $6.50 at Ticketroo (Sears. Wards and Broadway), Mutual, Wallichs and Liberty Agencies ORANGE S YMPHONIC BAND Popular. semi-classit'al aod classical music, 8 p.m. Tues- BALBOA/ CINEMA GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE FOR HOLIDAY PERFS. '-v..t ~a )0"" ~,.. -1 lO l'M Ofl04 • MtU S4o ~c S13 S11 t9 _, ,,_.,. ' lO "-' 000! • Mlll Sii IAlC S<I st ~ ~Mor , JO,.._. OllCH U4U St HO IAlC ~I SO SQ SO \7 SO ~) ~~!'~~~R~! r~.~~. ~.,,· .. !. 2. ~~~H g • ,..,,.1,. It, • .,.., fo(lilft'Of"'AC•"'f•~• • ... -.. • IOI CllOCW wlf flllAllTH llCISS m - "MOIMA.H IS THAT Your' IPGI '"SIX W1'1" A SMIU .. 111 ... OCIY HODOI PtC:'TWI SHOW- "PHAMJOM OF PAIADISF + '"SISTaS'" llt "stLINI' MOvtr ... AMAMAS. I,.) ... ITUIH OP MAH C•11"' H0aSr -...essoum mMs· CNt day at Loyoh-Marymount University Auditorium, '80 BauviaSt., Orange. FrH. "11lE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING' -Roman· tic comedy, 8 p.m . Dec. 9-12 in Santa Aua Colle1e Phillips Hall, 17th and Bnstol atreeta, Santa Ana. $2 general, $1 students and sen.ion. 835-5971 or 835-3000 ex.t. 227 weekday aft.emoooa. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBERS •MANY MOODS OF CHRISTMAS' -Sad- dleback Concert Chorale and Orchestra. 8 p.m. Wedneaday at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Vic- toria St., Costa Mesa. Free. 'SPOON r.tVER AN'l1IOLOGY' -Directed by Ron Thronson ol Costa Mesa, 8:30 p.m . Dec. 9·11 an Chapman College's WaltmarTheater, Palm at Grand, Orange. $2.50 general. $1.50 students and seniors.997-6646. 1A MUSICAL OPFEIUNG' -Choirs and or· cbeat.ra. 8 p.m. Dec. 10 and 11 at ruuerson· Colle1e Campus Theater, 321 E . Chapman Ay~.;' Fullerton. Free. : .. CLASSICAL aOCK CONCEaT -Featur~ Handel, 9 p.m . Dec. 10 at Founfaln Valley Recreation Center. Brootburat at Heil, Fountain Valley. $2.50. JAZZ CONCERT -Cal Slate Long Beach Studio EMemble, 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Multi· pu.rJ>OSt Room, University Un.ion, 6101 E. 7th St • Loot Beach. $2.50 general, '2 students, at door. JAZZ IMPROVISAnONS -By Oranae Coast Colle1e students, noon Thunday ln OCC's Fine Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. l&VINE MASTER CHORALE -Chriatm .. music, 8:30 p.m . Dec. 10 and 11 at Santa Ana' High School Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut, Sant• Ana. ts and*' adults, $2 students. 542-1790. 'EVENING OF CHIUSTMAS DELIGHTS• - Golden Wesl College Singers and Madrigal Ensemble, 8 p.m . Wedn~ay in GWC Theater, 15744 Golden West St .. Huntington Beach. Free. FRIDAY, DECEllBEJl 11 . . . 1AUCE IN WONDEJU.AND -Musical, '7:30 THU&SDAY,DECEMBERt 111ANSEL AND G BETEL' -Children's opera, 8 CIDLDREN'S MUSICAL -"Scrooge and the. Christmas Ghost.s" by Jay (:or)klin, 7:30 p.m. • Dec. 10, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Dec. U , 4:30 p.M. • p.m. Dec. 10, 2:30 p.m. Dec. U and 12 at Laiuna Moo.llOI\ Theater, a ~a Canyon Road, "' Laguna Beach. $1.50 adults, $1'children.4M-07'3; Tuesdaya·S.turdays from 1to5 p.m. Rock Stars Get Older It's a joyride into fantasy with By USA ROBINSON Remember the 1960s adage "Never trust anyone over 30"? What will happen now lhat rock and roll, in- itially teen-age music, closes in on middle age? Many of our major rock stars are in their 30s (you'd be surprised at those in their 40s), some of those you mi~ht consider young are nearing 30, and surely no teen-ager has come along to sweep us off our feet. (The Bay City Rollers don't really count, and they're not all teen-agers anyway. "Teen idol" Johnny Cougar hasn't happened, and he's 24. And whether Australian guitarist Angus Young, who is 17 and drops his pants on stage, will change our lives re- mains to be seen.) MICK JAGGEll, Grace Slick, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez. Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Jimmy Page, RQger Daltrey, Keith Richard. Peter Townshend, Paul McCartney and Ian Hunter are all well into their 30s. The nearly-30s include flower child Robert Plant, Iggy Stooge, Patti I Smith, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowle, Rick Derringer, Ronnie Van Zant. Jackson Browne and Steven Tyler. Even the Ramones are in their mid-20s. But Lou Reed's recent concerts have proven just how simple it may be for rock stars to ease gracefully in· to middle age. Lou's new mus ic sounds slightly jau-influenced, sort of "Quincy Jones Does Lou Reed." and oClen goes beyond cabaret into vaudeville. Especially when he sat down on the edge of the stage to sing "Berlin" a la Judy Garland doing "Born in a Trunk." And it gave me "DAY DREAMS" A HOT MEW sau .... FtLM ntEATal II __ .. s..c-ff"Y '1HE NEXT MAN" (Rl ' '1NE MAM WHO WOULD BE KIN'" Terry Kubick~ ~Tops in Pops@ some ideas about how musfuians can make the transition from one genera- tion to another. SnTING on the stage makes sense, it gives one a rest. Why do you think drum solos have been so popular with rock groups for all these years? It gives the qther musicians a much- needed opportunity to go into the dressing room for a drink, go to the bathroom, or even to take a quick nap. Some other suggestions: Stand still while performing. It con- serves energy, and will be hailed as a "new look," or possibly even "out· rageous." It also will ap~ar "stark" (very in right now I and it's certainly better than all that leaping about. Try jazz. You can always claim that you're "exploring new musical dimensions." It may actually be more difficult lo play, but it looks more re- laxing. the little people~ ~ .. .. -. ~~J-... ~·. "t .. «."· • ../,! ~ "'"' . ,. ~'.'1~71' -.,.. . -~Vo.;.~-· IMITATE another rock 3lar even older than you. You'd be surprised at how many are doing just that now. Then you can be referred to as "the young Mick Jagger" or "the young Bob Dylan." £wsKAorso". ::G~-:r. iA'MTs AlCAR . lioec'Rr snvcNsoN • _ ............. ~.:....~=~ Make films. You can always put vasellneon the lens. Wear darker clothes. It adds to the wasted, haggard look that critics may find "romantic." Wear hats if you need to (the rock and roll toupee). Cut your show down. Most groups play too long already. , .. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 & 19, 1976 8:00 P.M. LOS ANGELES SPORTS . ARENA ·~.: 0 ~ APPEARING: · OLYMPIC & WORLD TEAM MEMBERS • TOGETHER WfTH WORLD FAMED PROf'ESSIONAL SKATERS Lisa Marie Allen T al Babilonia Wendy Burge Jeonnt! 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'• PVBLJC NOTICE NOTICE IS '1£11Ellv GIVEN HlAl TH£ lJNOE RSIGNCO WILLIAM C GOOOMAN •AO "''",. l 71f MEii ., <~•H 1,1te>r\ IJt U..-E 1i.l.ctlf" ot .W\\te L G0001'9'•t'I O•t•••"O W itt ....... , .,,.,.,,,,,., ... to trw. f\IQht-•' atl'ld bnt btd °"' UDQl'I ,,... t•rm\ ond condttlt)n'\ ,.,.,f\.tttt' rrwttt1oiw12 •net ~· to '~'"'"MIOOf\ t)y \•Id $~t IOt (Oun on \,,. "'h o.v ol Oe<ernoer 1'1•. or lM<••lt•• within ,,,. limp ellowtO Dy ..... tt llw ollltt 01 W1lli•M c """ Al torMY •I Y w l'lll41 Ct•<"li.ol su ... 1 Lmi At•mllo\ C.Htortua 40110. •" •'ljl\C. '"'' inttr .. 1 '"" ...... Of .. .., koU. L Gclodonen ~< .. -"' I~ t~Of "-' O.aln eAO•I• rtghf ftft•ftltd lrq.'tt\ lt\.et W•O •\tatt "-•' O(tfUtrllG bY OOl'•t•on O* law or ouwrw1w 01~ t~ nr ,., •dd1HOf\ to O•at of ~id OM• OW\t •t tPM tlfnf' ot fMr O.•H' •n •nd to separate family room GeM'r'Gt I 002 ~ I 002 •••• ••••• •• ••. ••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• New carpet and spark.I ••••• •• •• •• •• ••••••••• • • • • •• •• .. •• •• • ••• •••• • • ,,.. r••l Pf"OO.rlyO.wr,t.Nro ., follOWi LOI M•nt:l llw E••• Hell or ui4'lOI "•'' No Sl'Of;. t~tner ""''" ,.~ un drv1ditd f lot'"' 1nt•r~\t 1n LohAtoMtn 1og paint! Sweeping master bedroom com plex. Huae. huge rear yard! Room for pool and maybe tennis! Seller bought new and must sell ! Try $6500 down! Q\Jck! 847-41010 PVBLIC NOTICE (tU\1.,., ~ J to l. tf'IC-fa\IVI ~Of' tn.o f-------------'D A I L y '~O'~-t '" BOO' 19) P•~ 48 lo SO 1~ ''"*"''"• f)t ""-.tf'llan.cxt\ M&~ 1n tr. otftt• ot ttif <ountv recardttr ot OrMMJt Courll• (:afllo•n•• ltornrnor.ly known ." UNt M Of "'0IK1 IO<el" rtc:••ved .-: t1't ou1c• ot wm1smC. Poto •tt0tnie, IOf' \did ro--••,.ruton, •t .,," firTW "'''' the flr\t oub11c111lf)ft 01 th•\ not•c••noM-t"r" m•-tnt , •• o .. ~ -W I• .. 11t ~ M•M UOO'> I~ 1o1-.11c1 ....... c.. ... ·~ , ....... """"'' OI '"' Unol~O ~1.1 .. Of A"""1<• ,.,, P""rC"Mf ot t~ Amount otff"lred 10 f)(. C~y tf'W bl&. 0.f&Mt °'8'1.tlft UOOft (Ol"tff""•''°" of \•f• tJ, ,.1(1 'iiuS»tlOf Coor\ or "°'°"'v<ho1t\e'f '''""'•\f'VV bt «c•ot•tM~ to ,.,d •u •cufO"s Mtd•l> P.-bvw•ll!>upet!O< CO\lft P9N(., .. , ...... *""W'~ ~ ......-" .,,..,.w-aftM•\t•ff \.aid [,rtutot\ ,,.~n"" Ow rle1'1t to r·•l~f 4''1Y•t'M:llllt l)lth O•IO'"O Ou .. .... , .. PllECAS T CO <c C AET! PR!OOV(f~ L ro .. ,.o l••CM•I AWf\Ull. Fov_,, •• " V4'tl•Y Calltorn4• n1lll! JoM ? Ootr" Gt ... , .. """-1 U O lf'I 8•v tuwoo•I 8ucll c..1110 ..... 91..0 Tl>eodort € &Owl .. , U0 Ulld SI'"' t0~11Hecll.C.ll-•~ TPU\ bi.I"""" i\, tonOU(ttd b'f • Q!nt"•• Oi1'1"9r\f\10 Jo"" P Oon" T"t\ 4-tattl'l'tef'tf Wa1. •1t-.ct #\fh ttw Cou<ttv Ot•k ol 0r•"9" Cou""'°" Hr>• ·-· .. ,. ... ,.. Pi11>1•vw11 Oreft~ eo.u o.uv P11o4 Otomoer I 10 I) l•. 191• .... , . PUBLIC NOTICE c,..,.. liOTICI TOC•IOITOltS or aULK TR4MS,Elt IS.cs •lfl .. 11111.C.C.I ,,.oh<• ., ""'•DY o'"" 'o ,,_, redllOr'\ ot 0...n" F 8--S...... A 6elctwln, T•M>•leron , ..._ p 5 Bdrms .. 4~ baths, family rm. & formal dining. Large tile patio & waterfront deck. $?75.000. 81 LL GRUNDY , REALTOR )·II Soy\1d1• D1 •v• N 8 (,7'.J ol61 1002 G._raf 1002 ··········••··········· ····•·················· ATTN: IUILDERS Neat Costa M esa duplex -2 bedrms and private garage each unit. Large lot, room for 3rd unit w alJt to aU shop pang. Just listed Pnced only S73,000. Cull ME>-5880 CMIEAUTY AS SU MAILE LOAN 11\ls charm inf( 4 bdrm. 2 ba home In choice CM location. Hvy shake roof, lg fam rm. Toke over subject to existing 1•1, OWNER UQUIDAT1MG 43 ~.LAKE TAHOE .. COMDos·· SOUd coocrcte 3BR 2b11 condos w1fp ·nr Heavenly Valley ski area 100'/., renovated. Pnces start $39,950. Terms 642-9604 916°541-8 191 NO STAIRS TO CLIMB -much appreciated when there are litUe ones in the family. S Bednns. 2~ bi. fam rm. dlnin& rm-aJJ on one level. Encloeed front paUo ha1 1rongate. <>penSUn1-4PM 1S22 Pegaaus betwn Mesa Dr & Bristol oJJSanlJI A.oa Ave. 400EJ7"* Riii! •CHARMER L~~z.:-•~·~'~··~--~:1:lli......!~~ Por yooni: couple or re , ~ tired. blflly decoraled, s hows r eal pride of 1 __________ _ ownership. Sh11ke roof, 1 _________ _ rov patio. lge lot. $64,000 968 3371 or546·17~. -CUL-DE-SAC ~,,.,, HERITAGE Added large f•mlly room will take pool table with ease. Custom h.ome + beamed ceilings + 3 bedrm + 2 batb + used bnck fireplace&. Lo•da loan. 54.5-9491 1--------• c.---~a... ol chum. ••. REALTORS ASSUME $44,000 VA LOAM Jog to beach from this beautiful three bedrooro home. Plush carpelb and decorator wall paper Comer lot with access for boat and trailer -IESTVALUE .,.,--Y-• cpen Sund•Y 1-4 30pm Don't m1Ss this vacant, 384 Mira Loma Place like new 4 bedrm, 2 bath, ramlly room. New plush betwn Mesa Or & De.I carpets, fresh paint and Mar off lrvaneAve. everything ready to 400E.17".a Rll AU. IN ILUffS! fMeu locnt 1o n near ~ move m. Great Costa 1.:C.;M;·~~~~~~!MW; Reduced SIO.<IOO! View of schools. Asking SGS.~ m;.y water &c night Ughts, 3 Cal1$40-11Sl ,,,.,,. l GOOdmen O.Cu...o WCU.IAMC. ~ ltllUO-..tlW\\Cr .. I Lot "'1.tml,.., C.lllon"• "' 10 T ........ ltlll ~..-rit~ blnlntn .,_ .. , I\ T/01 \ -- 61..S c 11, o1 CM•• ~ ... '°""' .. "' -St•I• of C.llf0ffll4' llwl • llUllL tr.,,,1'er I\ ebOut 10 bt m.ct. to~ C .I•"'<•'-•nd ftt•nor Je1uce n tr_..Sl.l"H\ whMie tKJ\,ne\\ _.,..,., i\ ~ J,..,,.,. PIMt City of Ful,.,_, °""'4V Of°'-Sl•I• ot c •• ,_. I Total payment S416 00 per month. No loan COS· Ls! H ! Call 963·~767. ()f'fN~ ti\ II ... T0•1 Wt• bdrms .. 21-\ baths; :.phi level. Very privatl!, en larged pall o Cooperative seller wall allow for some decorat- ing changes. $1 33,000 ~HERITAGr . ,. REALTORS Mesa Dr ACNCIC)e Panoramic Upper Bay Vl~w-beauUful custom __________ , Cahforn.la ranch style •no.--. .... a: ... "' ... ' &>\Inti~ Or•not Co•'' o..,ov PUot. _,_ ,. 11 •NI ON•ml>"r l , .. ,. ••:M ,. PUBLIC NOTICE c,. 1111 NOTICE TOCltEOtTOM \UPl•lotl cou•~ 01' THE ':T.\tl 0, CAlll'ORNIAflOlt TMI COUNTY OF OltANOIE .... _,. 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OllNSIM<lfk.,~ t!lldl._..._ e.1K-tft •U..,.._wi.11..-.C... ... ~~ fl!ent, *'lll<•uon-. et11 4"1c:l.ll ........, lenll, to lie-• ...... ~ ......... , ..... ""'9 ..... °"" .. ,.,_, ("" """· Tiie , ..... ..,. "'--"9c#lceo t-I~ P 00. IMNdtt11 IM. If ...... Otr "4""'' tllol lltt ,,_ -SM<lf ktil'°"' .. -"' ., ...... .. -11119.,.. '*"""" ,....,.... ... .. .. .-.. ..,u-..~.., .... ., .. "'--"'9(1f~ -lie =-1,.. ...,......._ ........ 1.-tY'llM Of'a,.. DfY C•l Of "'9 Cit•• ~ ..... 1 ..... ~ .._,.,._.Or ..... r-CNl1Y ...... ~··'"' .... ,. L [CINI Call t.o see. C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640-0010 2000 Sq.ft. Costa Mesa 4 bedroom. 2 bath home. Heavy sllake roof. Is land kitchen. home nestled on 3"'1 acres w ith pool & p as ture All the a menities ror grand country Uvrng. 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ILUPFS $79,950 1-Le11el end W1it. 3 BR .• 2 ba., frplc. L&e. private patio. HEUNl.DOWD RIAi.TOil 644-0134 PllVACY W/AVllW One of lrvlne's most elegant homes. Walls of gJa" opening to atrium gardens, blgb vaulted ceahngs. Secluded yd s urr o und ed by Turt l e r ock Htlls . S4S-9'9L ~ -hclllllY• T111tlft 2 STORY. 2 Br. Condo w/Frplc & Air cond. Comm. pool, encl 2 car pr & palJO. $43,950. THI HOMESELURS C•7S2·5353 FIRST ROW IALCOMY IRYINE TERRACE Priceless view overlook· ma btfl East Bay, South Bay, North Bay & Balboa lsJIJld. Well designed for Npt area by architect owner. $225,000. 646-7711. ~ Walker C lee R11al tstate PUT YOUR TAX$$$ TO WORK Jnvnt In a condominium or sml house & rent I out. UnJu no avlliJ•bl EXTRA beautiful flre'pl a ce. LOOK AT THI S formal d1nlo1 &c large PETE BARRETT -REALTY- &4Z.S20t M • .OOtotal cash covered patio. Vacant. Pool size rear yard Back east owner wanlM w/BBQ lovely 3 Br. home quick sale. Quiet cuJ-8e- w/new c•rnolJI tbruout. sac, priced only 168,000. -.,... , Call S46-5880 featuring 2 car garage, I£-~ •iy quiet nellthborhood w/a "'•rw""1..-separate area for your ''THE COVE" camper or boat. Priced Award winning ND way below market at~~~~~~~~~~ bay frnt devlpmnl. 143.SOO. -Featr'd in current "'New CURTIS REAL ESTATE World"' ma.g. 2200 sqft 962-2458 new condo. all rms on 3 + bay. pvt bch, pools, sec p te It sys, dlx thruout. Decrlr towner. $25S,000 jncJ land. $220,000 lse hold Wiii cnsdr lsetopt, lmmed occup. Prine only 640-8161 FAMILY ROOM Tile entry to huge li vlnJ room. Raised family room with floor t-0 ce11lng used brick fireplace. No wax tile in kitchen, 21---------- paUos, assumable V.A., G...-ol ,......,,.. 1002 pay m ent $244.36 per ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• month. CaJI ~67 [i .iil GE EASTSIDE 110111 1L111s ca. DOLL HOUSE New crpti.ng, new copper plumbling, new kitchen linoleum It paint. Lovely yd w/avocedo trees Xtra rm for workshop & atuc. Many posslbahUcs for expansion or adding nns. Just listed. 646 77t I or 54().8944. ~ --NORTH TUSTIM Larire home on a large lot for a large fa mlly. 4 Br, fem rm, dln'g rm,. Quiet resldenU•l locaUon nr the Junc tion o f 00/Nwpt Fw}'8 $11,000 THI HOMlSILUIS 71~SJ53 OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE #16 DHIWOOO I.AMI llG CANYON OPEN TUES 1HaU SUH f·I Fantastic View & Complete Privacy Broadmoor Plan lll 4 Bedrooms Lushly Planted Grounds w/Pool & Firepit. Jacuzzi Adjoins Master Suite. Golr Course View. Oversize Lot on Quiet Cut de Sac $295,000. IWFFS IA Y V11W R Plan Condominium on the Gold Coast. Grea~ Upper Bay View. 2 Bedrooms, Fam.Uy Room. Highly Upgraded. Lovely Patio. $150,000 or Lease Option. II I DOYa DllYI &31·1800 droml25.000t.os:50.000. You don 't ~ a gu.n lo CENTURY PINANCIAL "draw fast"' when you REALTORS75.2·53S3 Place an ad in the Dally DAILY PILOT 01.RJS'J'MAS TREE EVERYnJURSDAY Classified Section The fut.est draw ln the Weal. . .a Daily Ptlot ClaHUled Ad. Phone. 6'2·5878. Want ads Call " .......... 7 l>ilot Want ~d.s ! Call now ...... --64.2-S678. .... , .. 1002 G1•ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fi,~ ........ .J.. 11.w *"''~•CM S~\\.~~-/l~trs· Tlt<tf..lnf1/911in11 W 01d Game wiflt o Cluidlt ------....... ""a.a• • '°""" ------ • ._,,,,,.. -· °' .... ...... ~-<ht.. loooioior-i-,...a,-dll TV weolfle< f9PO'' f '·o"' Mt111CO ciowrlflQ Solirn ,,,,,.,. rc:o "Cll1 .. !Odor Hor -• HOPN AR I "' I I I I' I •~~ ... o:::.-:: _._..... .... ,_,.....,. '"1~C,~-..~sltflfU IN r r I* I' r r I 6 ~l~~N~* amm I I I I I I 1 SCUM.Ul'SAMwen a. Clot~ HIO ' ' ... ,. • • 4 • • • • .. OAILYPILOT I Frid!!)' Docember3 1979 ~!!.~~.~ ........ ,~~~!.':>.~.~~ ........ ~:::.~~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~.~.':'!:. ...... . ......_,_W. ~HoM:sffFor~ HOllMtllorS. ~•Fors.le ~ 1002 G•M.... IOOJ G1•r• IO@J Meta 1024 IW ... •IMda 1040 ......•.•............. . ...................... ····•··•······•·····••• ......................................................................................................................................... . • , .. ,.. 100 ...,... IOOJ G1•rtill 1002 G111tt.. lOOZ . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................................... ,... SPANISH VETER.AMS IY OWMB ~----.,...~~ LARGE FAMILY SPECIAL HAC•DA NOTICE !1~~ ~u~:~b.f:i~; 81.UffS -c.11111111JM Otie of Mission Viejo's finest. now OIO&ce lll'ea ln CM la lhe VA Houaet available IO landacapeod 11100 1q ft available due lo owner's transfer. "-locatJon ol thts lovely 3 down. For more Info Glua "cedar wood ~Uo Beaut. 3 BR, ~~ f amJly room. plus fireplace hm w /every J>C)S.3ible amenity. within walking distance plus view of spac:. greenbelt. Owner bas moved out of state & very anxious. CDM-IUUX $1Q Recently bit, spec 3 BR. 2 BA. plus balcony owner's tmlt, 2 BR w trrplc & patio front unJt. Watlting distance to ahope & beaches. SPYGWS RIDCE $119,511 You must see th1a elegant 4 BR. J ba. Bw-llngame hm w /every bltn ameni· ty, incld'g view Blue Pacific & pool. EASTSll CM 11.- Choice Joe, J Br hm on tree lined street. Lrg patio in rear yd. Priced to sell this weekend. CORONA DD. MAR $108,U Charming 2 br + den wood paneled beach house w /night lites & ocean view from lrg upper balcony. Just lh blk to beach. Call for appt. 675-2311 WHATTA YllWf Wann. f rlendly 3 bedrm pool home overlooking the Bay, Balboa Island. the Pavilion and beyond! 1bJ.s Irvine Terrace home al.so features a den, skylights. sumptuous master suite and whaua view! Presented at $1918,000. UNl()IJI: lif)~f:I REAL TORS'. 675·6000 :?443 East Coan Highway. Corona del Mar also In Me\,1 Vurc11-', al 546 5990 10021 ~a1 1002 .............•..........•.••..•.•.......•..... IXCHAMGE FOR HOUSI Want 4 bdrm. house on large lot. with pool. Will ex- change prestige commercial bldg. on Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. Xlnt depreciation write-Off factor . 673-4400 ~ bet. 2 ba. l&e ram rm Century ll/Croelrer R F.. bome-frplc·2 bdrm-den Spacious bdrms .. family rm & formal horoe. Huie m11tr 1wte m.aim 842,6082 l1e m••ter 1ult• + +. + dining rm. 3 Car garage. Beautiful w 11 e P i 1tt1 n !I rm . 1tor•1•·dbl a•ra11. A patio overlooking canyon & mt.s Very rou&hed In trplc 1n mat.r nne MNa Verde a Story. dream home tor on11 attractive lan..ancapmg. Priced for'ac-1111te Only $74.UO 58r, a .... ba, many •U00.11--'lli fuianclna. W> ~idl. amenities. SH.700 Ph OPt:.N SUN 1.2-4 PM tlon al $125,000. 751-3830 prtn ooly 5\l uth st, Hunt. Beacb. Hoau £.uotuolliw -... eWigalialt • • • IOOtG••• .. Walker & lne Htrnl f lillttt lalaoG P1 A 1 .. 1 I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BV OWNER choice R3 Ot'eanfront Property, btwn C'lr 0 Sta 873-Ml I 002 C:.0. def Mw I OZZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIJVATI UACHACCISS 41a-..C4td to $. Ot .soo. The pnce ls right. the location it great. the matr bdrm a giant, the rard ls pool sized, the a nd I s fee . the bathrooma are two and MOVE IN TOMORROW So. Cout Plau ana. OPEN HOUSE 12-~ 'DAILY TILL SOLD 2729 So. Grisel Pl .. S.A <Off Seae rat ro ro / F1llrvlew> NEW4 BR.2~ BA 2 SI'ORV SPLIT LEVEL 11~ lot. BJ& fam·rm 7lM~or875 9S3T forappt IYOVIMB Landmark 4 OR & lam rm, boat aate. Call 96WOJ9. '72.9$0 I llHOOM WfTH POOL. S72, too ~ad out In thl.t bqe ~ brdroom home plu1 bonu~ room and d e llghtful •wlmmln• p00I Ideal for famlUoa who Uke their re~reaUon at l.!Qino ._J)OOI table la In ~II for appoint ment M.2·253S. Wlll leasetoreaponslble u;'"' '" o • ., \ 'IJl'I '""'N~1. ;;.::;;;~~:: [. lfiltd "45-4170 540-0601 suggests you ask about the beautiful Lusk home in Eastblurr which Hester-Brown & Associates are offering at $112,500. the fireplace. are too. =co=-u.=-E=c=E:-.:::P-:-A-:R::-K:-.-208=1--------- '4•721 1 Loyc1'a Rd. By OWNER. IJl OOUTJLE'S 4 Br. 2 Bia, frplc, fenced. HOUSE nu palot l.n & out, ou carpet.a. '88.500. ~2087 · Lwuuy home for lhe ea- SALi IY OWMIA ecutlve who wanta lO do 2 BR & GAR. APT. 2 Cov. EA.9TSIDE LOCATION Uttle but enjoy 4 bedrma. ~auoe, nicely rum, So. of !Br. 2 ba. rumpua rm, ronnal dlruna,. redwood G.....al I 002 Geeerat I 002 wy. Only Sl07,500. Agt.. extra taree lot. RV prk ·a. family rm, 45 pool, spa • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• •• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • 875-3222 • soo Ph 642·5299 and aa custom ma nal&ed )) 2 Br + den. lndJviduaJ ' · abower. Reduced 10 IARGAIM HUNTERS home w /tennis, pool. JUST A UTILE seller can move faat. On· FIXER U,,ER s pa. security guard. BREAD will buy tbla ly$85,000. :u!~:~:!'.5for~a~3dt1~'. ~~oo. By owner. ~~I '!'}1~~ ~:~ HOUOAY SPECIAL in~ plus eat·m kitchen. 1~:ii.LS Lowest priced home Take 4 bedrooms. den COYIMGTOM 4-PW $123,500 This 2000 sq ft. home .,.... 1 A OPIH HOUR C.M.·Prtced to 14!111. Only and fam rm-.dd pool, 2LAHDMAll( needs help. A11klng only JAS MINE CREEK'S Frt/Sot/S./Motl 548.900. Veta welcome. Jacuzzi, fire ring and S00.000. Call 540-1151 most popular model 2600 Llahthouse La. AGT. MG-3888 superb decoration set in r 100~ IEAUTllS Plan 2 with 2 bedrms & u-1. y ~ lo\lely neiahborhood on UNDH ••o,ooo den ; on greenbelt with nurv Mlr'Oadltow 3 I~ ba, fam kit. private treetlned CUl·de-.. ocean view from paUo A 4 br/2\.ltba/fr/pool/jac V ruce Mesa Verde aac, pay only $92,500 and ~ Both near new, 4 + 5 bargain at $725 per mt.I\. Im mac home, fresh ar . Cls. to sch la, l ll:cest and bapploeu is ~~ga'"'laabesa .• fbea"!:im~p~ ;~==~~~~~~'on rearly leue. Includes paint, new pluahled 1carpet abol>'g. C-21 HV, 962· turetofoUow: 1002 1700sq. ft. owner's swtc ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••• •• ••••••••••••• with rt.replace plus three Lux•-•ous huge bedrooms. Three 2 · _, u.lv.,..., P-* bedroom. 2 bath apart· lfG CAHTOM Before you bey see this ments. 5 car garage • COMD<»elMIUM charm inf, upgraded Best buy in thts VERY Just reduced '20.000 famtly home. 3 Bednn, popular model. Call lo Spacioua three bedroom, 2a,, ba. lg living + tam day 646-7171 fanuly room and dlnln11 rm. rplc. blt.ns. 1-"A heat. <AN ••Y•ll\OLINIObl'I I ~:~=:r.~~~~1 ~;/:~:::~:le 1-tml llgbta. Beautlfully up. _ ~ ..-::1:=-==-=~' .. a I a m e n I l 1 es lhruout. Pue amtly A&t • grades th r u o u l + 0 ...... -.. --I j I rm, 2 crackling fp, party "gaubo". Best HB buy NEWPORT SHORES ...,....,.._, poo acun • siz.e Jacuu.l & cust pool. Roberts 983-5671 ~~~o~et~::f;e; g:~ :r=~ co~~~:: :~ .. Welton & Co. '*l~~a~J~,~~ _ R!lfty bdrm s . 2 bath!> . No pets or cblldren. ~ SS~ All 54&-314MS secluded patio Walk tu permlh. SPICTACULAI ..,.,.._~ beech, pools & tenn11; o N LARK s p u R 2 laOADMOOt NOT A CIUATUU .......... ._. ~ Walker & lee · Real (state Reduced to S&.000 bdrm, 2 bath, no pets, BY OWNER IS mllfMG GloaGIAM 673-3663 642·22$3 Eveti one car gar $375 per Proles.slonally decor . & Thia vacant Keaa Verde SPANlSH STYLE graded with enclosed private paUo and atlrac Uve !andscaplng. Now [achenmyer Realtor szu.ooo. Call 873-&50. ·~~~~~~~~ mlh. yearly lease Very landscaped 5 br, 2Va ba 3 bedroom, ramlly room 4-PLEX MEREDITH COLOMIAL nice. Country Enall•h Manor home with fireplace la Spactoua owners unit has SIX llDIOOM BREAKERS DRIVE on Houle. for lmmed. 1ale ready to move Into rlgh frplc, balconies, patio, D'''"' rr111. ,, > t Ulv ro I-PAROENS MEAi llEACH Big Corona Benl'h 1 by motlvaled owner who now! Wllb a grea rncl. R•r. plush carpet a Formal double door en· bdrm & convertable den has purcb&lfld another recreational patio. Ing. Bkr. 531H484 or • Three car garage fin try lo cla.ss1c old world Fabulous view. S6.:iO per home. 11811,000. Call for Located In• reaJ Pride S3&-3805 '•~ill'~~ YA Doll House boat gate g.lve flexlblllty charm Large hvingliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml mlh. Yearly lease appt.~ ownenblpnelahborbood.1---------~;;;;;d~~~~~ 2 Bedrms, spic and span to this two· level. fou room with noor to celling COLE OF NEWPORT 1--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,;,1• Al only $87,9001 Cal Public Notice = doll house. Tenn1's&pool. bedroom, three bat nreplace. Banquet sized REALTORS *DUPLEX* 5!;~~-''"'1J11110tv""''' Go•.,_..+ _11111 _______ , r,., s upe r Townhouse home with formal dlnm formal dlnloa room 1s ~lS E. Cit.Hwy, CdM. DOVER.SHORES r~s!t3/~5nO~i·5~~~n ~~.ai'!!:.~:J1fn1 ~ar:::~ ~~~;:n~e:~·; ~~~·~t;~ 67S.551 I e. :~r~snv=:e!: ~ 1~,1U~111:1J1 Av!i!~-::-toa.e:na:=. No 6 474 exclusive nelgbborho kitchen. Family casual TilAMSflll Ml· ft . E.cb unit baa 2 ·~ lt[I :~ new loan cost.a. Low In· Truly f an ta• t t c 4 on a cul-de·sac streut. enter tainment room MUST SILL bdrms • 2~ ba .. lrplcs., terest ava1lable. take , bedroom. family room f\IU price $98,SOO. CAL overlooks g rounds . 4f II -2 STORY bit-Ins, 2 dbl garages. MISA VIROI over payments. 3 &0 pool home w Ith ex · .556-2660 Guest quarters. Sweep. Ask111g 11811,500 Call fCJ" bedroom homes, hurry, p.naive view of the Up .SELECT lngopenbaruuat.er stairs POOL.$67,500 appointment. Decorator'• c bolce, caU9S2·~. per Bey and surrounding to massive bedroom Tree lined street In s\ll)er 3 bedroom +den. mountaios. Entire home·~~~~~~~~~ PROPERTIES t 11 f h pr I m e b c ,1 c h SllMI Featuring 2 flreiilacH , l~lll .. ~ .. built around atrium nnd1. ~·~!· Wi~h'ttie 0~~d·~ neighborhood. Formal SAT /SUM. I ·S Io t s o f Pa n c I i n g . oval pool with unique NEWPORT IEACH rharmer. Call96J.7881 entry to large family hv· 444 CAlllUO wallpaper. plush crpta. l:lllla~~ cuatom fountain Cov 1a. LUXURY 0>1 .. '" o." \ •t>< 00111 .,~, Ing room. Brick floor to lge bednns. Just Ii.led! red b I HcriMw' Vu H..-I ceiling fireplace Coun rm dlfferent, witb view. Don't miss it!! Pnced.1 ________ _ ~• •H,~' ~~~:~~~ :"Ei'.~~~11'. ~:~i,~ .. ~~~: '1 lfllMI ~lyag~ ~~cnbee ~e r~!~!. ~i:r: .!'a~~'erbe!~Ye: -~-y-~-=-g~-~-·a_~_to_1~-~---4 view Hu heated and wallcovenngs 48edrm. with secluded masle -;:::m-z.,.1•,.••~ Hideaway master swte. Mesa Verde 4 br . fJJs.ered Jacuzzi spa+ wing Sunny rountry -HOUSEofGUSS 3balh's 22·ram1lyenter· f 1 J 1 k bath nd rd lge tamlly room wifplr ,. .. _ _.kt .... I ta1 ment room Many am.rm .. poo ' 11cuu . 11 am 8 II• en Bltn k1tr hen with lltt~s kitchen with all new ap -ICES• "'._HIR:ft• °"~ "' · d n 1 1 1 '!! ... ··=·====-r $120.000. By appl. a rea Kitc hen wltb thruwtndowtopat1oand pllances.tncludln.ibwlt '"l'l ~ w . Spaclous4BR.3BA.den ecoralon tems, e ,. • Ownr breaklutnookandfam1· beautlfully landacaped LD microwave oven 411DROOMS & gam m . Gourmet cuslom shutters a nd I • I .556-1434. . ly rm W/Wel bar have 1•rd With ~pnnklers. A Large water huter . rt.US root. kitcb. brkfst nook & drapes. Hurry I Won 't v1ew or the bay Tber + + + decorator's (le d formal din rm $97,500 last. Call 96l-7881 l>OH \" P'IU.IOCUX are too many amenitl real buy rur $138,500. liJht Don't 11 th Private roadway lea s to °"''"' ,,1 o-., \ •v•• m1o1 rv<i I ~~c!,.O!,.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• =~'.~;~:~ ... rm ;r.~:..~::: .~.'.~ fil~~:~£ii~~~~ i-A·gt·~·673-·· •1·~-1~-Tl-H·G·s·,-·r [ •INM '40'.IOOO 2 ~-~:;::;. I ~ I 1• 1Jfi•'ll LI k1tcMn. Separate mom-WATEIFROMT ~~~~~~~Cotta~Me~-~141~~10~2~4 1 rms, den. 1~ baths, t-f o_Uf $ '111'.:3');)[ eJ:fil!~~~:!~ ~~~~··r.~:c~£~~ MESA VERDE ;;,;~;:;;:;;:;·~:-;-~: :::!:::::::· · ::!l!.!_~ · I._ v-DE •--------1 troplcal backyard deck< Won't last long at Immaculate two-story new cpl, drpa, roor & ._..___67 • .,. 45 IM&W a.11-..c M M ~• ~ w/1hlmmering 11ummer $179.SOO Townhouse with central paint. Spac k.it. w/bllns, --s ..._110W.rt.et8"11.. 5 Br, lge ram & living rm VA B fun pool. Skinny dippers MIWPOIT HTS. air-conditioning. private sep din. encl yd & paUo.1---------1 S49 ·1U~ Pool "jat'un1 Across UJ8fS dell11ht! Ow1111r bought A delight to s how ! patio, community pool $56,IJSO. Ownr /Ast. OPIHHOUSE ~--' THE REAL ~STA_T~RS ~ from p a rk /n r gnlt CallN new Must btill. Try Sp 3BR3b I and loads of charm. MM848 SaL&Sun.12-S --courM Call~!Wn DW $9,JOI" tot a l down •. ac1ous ' a .,poo Pnced for quick sale ---------33461Seabrigbt Sell OUqa tut wttb Dally Ctr No """"'Yi down. M•ny lei u.n ..,,10' home. 2 Frplcs._.,~undeck with low lnteresl rate as· 2 STORY 4br. 2ba. bonua Sharp 3 br 2 ba home OWNER ANXIOUS· Has PUot Want Ath a___._ <'"oo"':~' r·om. Call fl)r -o:,.~. v· ,, s 'LIN ro et Met · over .~,!&500e ~1"' ocean aumable FHA -toan Full rm. By owner $73,500. Lots of prt;acy, Canyo~ bought another he.me! ~--" ~"' view........ price $46,500 CALL Mf>-2700 vu. S7•.950. Dana Harbor ViUa condo. 3 bedrooms, G wr.. I 00 mor~ lnrormauon. · 18J 1.tlJl·1i·1J1 MISA VRDE m -3191 --------Realty 498-2'100 l \.'! baths. Deluxe buHt-l!i\,. • Jtd ilr( =J~'!~:. CPSREOPLECET ~ =~·s!c~~!s°ba; ~IOf'TIOH ~~:J~!1~~·..-:!fi•:J!; ~ . . macnab / lrvtne realty PINll HOMIS l'ION Sllt,OOOTO Sl.100.000 SOU1MPOIT MAMSIOH OM WYe&.ASS *1. But call It home! It's huge but charming w /6 bedrooms, oak· eled family room w tused brick lace, formaJ separate dining, IR Ying room w /l'narbJe fireplace & spacious oak·paneled game room w /custom built-ins. Elegant deck to enjoy ocean & city lights + gorgeoos pool, gazebo & playhouse! .llarJorte Mahon ~-<Til) HAUOl ...W A very special Portoflno w /4 bedroout1, s baths + guest house.? Quarry tile entry, hallway. dining room & fireplace. A separate LUI.it ideal for In-laws. Completely private. Inter-com lhnaout. sise.ooo. Lynne Rothell 8"-QOO. CTJ.2> HMIOI ISi.Me 01. LOT' Fine bayfront Jot on Promootory Bay. Build your cust.Qm "Dream lfooMI" oo Jot approx. Sbx.J.OO w /pier & sUp prlv. Located aclJ. to 818 Harbor Island Dr. $189,500 feel Cathy Schweickert 642-~. <Tl3) M2-1235 MWtoO tol Oowr Orlw Harbor View Center '"'',,. .. Lempul v., .... o.n .. , 75.2-1414 .-.-•••-Price c.t $S,OSO T' RTIES ~::O'f'· SM,900. Ownr. Lowest priced condo ln Just 148,500. Call Tarbell, Pleuant 4 bdrm . 2 ba .. 1•-----------------Dan.aPt.2BR,den,Zba, ReaJtora,l42·fall. A MoMoy WOl'bllop! For Real Eatate Invest ment l'ro'a. Sheraton N~port tr;1995Q 1potles1! Lge. lot. de· M d beaUl.pool,Jacuui&recow NER SACRIFICE! .Jtlo ' tached garaatt. Now ••• •I Mer Mrl"I VERDE rm. Overlooking Marina Lowest priced condo 4 Bedroom . 2 bath, $104.950 Pool Home Wft & Jetty. "'8.500. Submit around• 2 bedroom1. charmlnJt home with hlboalayProp. l ..... 2IMIH1i tenna. country charm kitchen I DAYOHLY Dec 4, &AM-4PM. Hear Gwr,e H. Andel"IOn. one ol America'• beat Real E s tate Pap e r a uthorllie11 . Cal l 714·)48-8808 CYou may call coUec:tJ. A present•· tlon of Proteuional F.ducaUonal ln1Utute of PalmSprtnp near new plush carpet. ._............_ 4 Bedroom or If you pre. • .. 50/:--....... HOWARD JOHNSON +-eaunir a rea. Llvlag 1ng Wood shingle roof. ._.._..... ter 3 bedroom ... formal ---REALTY 497·l744 room, patio balcon1 . Beaullrul land1cap1ng * 675-7060 * dining. Fantastic pool RoyMcC... ,_,.V..._. 1034 Club Cacll1tles. Ooly YI/sprinklers front and~~~~~~~~~l w/Jacuzz l, outdoor • .........__ 1110 .... -~ _., .... 1 ooo Tar..,.,11 Real•-1 . _......-.._... •••••••••• •••• •• • • ••• • • ~ ' • .,., ..,. •• rear-located In flnti "'T "MOST heat e rs. 111 BBQ . CottaMetol417 Jt calllM2~1 ne11<hborho0d nr S. Coast A A Enclosed front court ~~~~~~~·~~!I · -·----- Plu.a. HAPPY rtllCI yam area wltb oriental -NEW us·r1NG• a~t • II. Real v•lue 10 UU. charm· garden and fish pond. Just Us&-...11. • SPECIAL Ing three bedroom home See thls uruqu'1 hQmc to n:"U Catch UU. ooe before It'• located ln one of lrvlne's t *"6 300 Meta Verde wbllabed. Spectacular 2 Juat In time for the a~ia 0 · •• • · .. ,....,, wltb -urtya.rd en best areu. Creat kitchen .. S If OW p LACE E • ..... , w hollduya. 3 Bcdrma, I~ ANYTIME for mom, cozy family '""'°"''" ecutive home, over 2200 try complete wlth pond bath, pool . Owner la ro· Ge•raf I 002 ·--------room, even separate din· eq ft., newly decorated. and 1parltlln1 fountain 114y w mov•. ••••• •• •• •••••••••••••• ing room. Ideal location 11 1 d d c n 2 . s t 0 r y • Olant recreation room, ~ Reel c.,.. for r hlldren. Prlct: IA homemaker's dream br's, 2 ba's + countJea1 lllOI ~·at /;ut~lu/f~ &tJt View -rn -View o,.. .... 3007C•olaSt. S..ttll•C ..... Jlr.2141..._ AIMl1 Yed W.t ltt U.c*lcW "'"' ..... luHI lectr .., ... city .............. , ...... ................. 75'' ... l•rte f••Uy ,.. wit• r. Two ...... 1-.•~ ........ .......... ...,d1r'1,._...._ ...._ Mlrr•N Wiit .... I' •f11ll•• I 8c•••krw nzlt •~• ..... w., ....... .,,,,1,100 0-.. W..,to ..... C911JWtot S68.500.Call673-8~. kitchen. 3 Bedroom•. 3 elClaras. A MUST Si';EI (l"IN ... ". ,, 'f!Jroi IOI</"'"'' b1th1. Formal dlnlna. •l m ,llOO. TtlMn, VltJ !W!&Nfl Oaum.dA., ~.::;;:~:: ~~·l~~ ... ~·~~~;:'~5.a~l~~:eoo~ ... ~.,~!~~~~I ~=;A TllYAOOOOOWN I 3 8r. 2ba, hlahly UP· eoozs, .. ,., ··················~···· .........•...••........ .. CANYON TC>Ynl tOUSI Fountains, tennil, pool, jacuui, all overlooking cbam~looahlp aolf COW"le. These go W1th thi8 brand new, lmagtnaUve, award winning 2 BR. home. Come see it. Sl2S.OOO . A COUIWIUU... co. 644-1766 i1H MN JOAQUIN HILU i.o. IN HIW'Oftf ta"1'1" llil,.d .. •I End unit, 3 BR c'6ndo, araded. Family rm le lnnJ Din rm. f78.000. Ph bu&• bonua rm 4& 2 car ~ ---------.... 1ara1e. MC,000. Call•--------- Ncar So cat Plau. 3 br" lllM177 .Bltr. &.AKI ,AU ARIA famrm.oewpaint.cptl ,......_ • .._ .. ICMO Super downtown loc. L&t: 10\. ~.7$0. Open ... ••••••-•••••••••••• cu.tom built 2 BR ~den bolAH 1·4 Sat •Sun. 748 tr 3 BR. formal dln·rm. ()tymptc. OwnerJAgoat. OWNER OON£. Vacant. poot It Jac\Wi Xtra I&• 548-l14' move In cleen I 5 lot. Roo1n for aueat 1--------~ bedroom Oleumar 1tant. houff. Walk to beach, ~ IACIC IA Y newl)I palnted A carpet· perk & 1cb0ola. 3 br, den. 2\.'J b1, 2 sty ed. breakfaat aook +-P.M. COOPER & Condo. G •a Ir p I • 4~ room. Hin •den. MSOC. beautiful Wood1trum. Uv\ftt roorn fl,..place. 518-1414 S3e-I02J8 by owner. uo.ooo . '71.950. Tarbell Realton, e:tl-<MM ------· -----• OPIHSUM 1·5 11232 ...... , ... LA. I 706 OAHU PL.Act Choice Mesa Verde IOO•• Uoo on qwet cul·d·t•e. 3Br, 28.a Low, low price ol$19.000. ()pen ti.. Sat/Sun i.s So. Calif !Wal\y 7si.o5el 548- l•~ bome. Stt on ywr own porch t1nJoy1na OCHn bree1e1. Space for camper or boat In old town KllDUnJton Beach. ..... ...,.. l""rMMlOO 4 BR, 1-lJa. newly painted, pluah carpetan1. N .. r pa.rt. frwy, l"•de acllool & Ooldenwca\ CoUeae. Walk to abop· ptQa 0111ter. "5.000. P. M. Cooper' Aalioc. 5--148' • ** r . ~~~!.~.~~ ........ !~~!.~~~~~ ....... ~~~!!!.~.~ ....... ~~:~.~-~ ....... ~~!~!!.~~.~ ........ ~!!!.~~~~........ Friday 0.cemberl 1978 DAILY PILOT 01 .,.,.. 1044,ar.ftM 1044 ....... IMcJt 10•• ...... IHc:.. 1041 ... .,.... ... odl IOH ......,.,..~ 1069 °"*"R"Ustet• Otti...-IHl&t... .......u.twzltMd . ••••••••••••••••·•••••• ···········-··········· •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••·•····••••••··· ···············••4•••·· •••••••••••••••••••••• " leochfrowtHCN91 ~ s~n?:'f'Cl(ll~~B.OR0.02 BeRIDUCIDd lZ,100 ~!::!.9:t:~!!!.!~.~~ ~-~~ ...... ~?!! ~~ ....... ?~!.~ Vacant, tor leue or sale autUully cror'd 2br •h All 3 have wQOd burmna Own4!1'~. • dell home In Nwpt rne Moat sous: t AHtlr R 3 LOT MF.SA OU MAR .• Br, Tll VIEW Won 'l stop rrom this beaulirul 3 bOOroom. 2~ bath Townhome. Truly an exceptional value at $106,950. En· joy the parquet oak flooring. the plush. plush carpets and custom win· dow coverings. Outstanding lrvine location near schools. shopping, UCI, Newport Center. tennis club nnd golf. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Auoctcrftts Realtors NORI NS REAL TY S P I:: C U L A T I> R SPECIAL -Landll)('lled property on 11outh111de ol Laauna Great ocean v1ewa. Buy a lot -or buy ablock1 lrplca & prtvatt: •c:cea.s Ftl!D THI UCIS Shores Owner anxious part"' Wlllb.lre Blvd. In • Fam Rm, bltN. r~k. dbl to the buch 11300 To D alt 63i-l900or6'6·704 ' Beverly Hilla. I story COSTAMISA 1arwtopir.~cdbacltyd ~OOO llt'r month rent tr u m t h e I ff e ---bulldillj + mcnanine OK FOtU UNITS wlfrult t,,.. MOO. lit + A11k1ng 1295.ooo up 10 BR~'lrog:11~~~ '. a-;tyb•s IEACH DU,LIX ~~~~~-~: ~rJ~ AA#· 645-16" ~51~· dep. No doaa. S3SO.OOO O~n Sat & Xl.nt cond. Walk lo puola. Like new lg 38r. 2Da ll.llOO aq I\ land. G Sun 1·4 Call for lid· leMl.i&oceao M .SOO u rh Cl<*' to ~h. park, parkinll For Ult! by DlstllAILI dn:NM CAYWOOD llALTY i1hopa. Gniat polentlulln owneor John Camble. M.._o C...try HOMt'; Salespeople • 541_1290 • comeo SI 30,000 Agt 213.,7.oooo llone lovera bere ll I.!! aBR, 281, Dem, crp\.d, t:xperlenced. or wlll 67S 1972orQ&tl.$022eve Sea~ Baell Say vacant drpe, rcm•ed air but. tralnO!!~~.. SPYGLASS HJLL. Vu, 3 3 BR. 2 Oa . priv entry ~Loh/ ISOO lot Mx300. 1.oood A·l. 1arb.diap, bltna, r•llo, ~ Ur 2 Ba.lutbrandncw oourt newcl'l)L'l &drp. ._.,,,.. fwtyrenced,uktnaonty l•l'•(lo. water urn. In ~ylvun Htunc. JUSl 6 hou.lebyown41r.&4().l75l prof 'matnl. View lol ••••••••••••••••••••••: ~.600.Call540-U51 Multsouly .no~t.t blk11 lo Woods Cove w RV aiate & park ·g Sacrillc ci price tor 2 RATE REASONABLE Beach. Penthoule mstr IYOWMIR 1119 •900. By owne r cemetery lots, P111:1flc l\crota from Country llUIW & 3 other bdrms. Bayfronl 18 ColUruJ Isle 646-4540 View cau Loran. days Club YUW'S for SJ97,SOO. 380 Tr11de or rta 1 nee 640-2lS6,eves~IJ. 275MeaaDr. •St8·8700 Diamood OpenSal. l-4 '308,000. 4173-7770 or 55'0HIAY C-rdcll 3 Br. Zba Condo. Enrl $58-87Z3 U. ,,..... Propet+f 1600 patio, jar, adult.a o nly Mewpori. $87,500 Spacious 3 BR. 2 81& Con ................................. D....... No pets. 381·58Sl, t VC!l EX"CHANGE opRQrtunl· 311 + IOMUS dom.lmum home. All lht! I .6.YfRO.._.T lftOf't 2400 M8-7827 ly Tr•cte ~our income ""-.... b d d amenities ror irllc;IOUS ~ ..... •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------property lo ca t~d .,....et .. £0 1 ecul esac. hving. Newport'• mo11t Office building, spec· Green Valley kit. Paved Beaut 3 br . 2 ba rr\' ('c.r,..,.,ac. 1r., 1 .. llot.J ~ ~ f' 4.1..(C>,. h · 0 _...._. ...... ., 5 Portico entry. Huge liv presli1lous address t.acular view, lwcunou11 road vi--wal'" to ., .. 1 TownbOlact. New paint & • ......_.'--I anyw ere 1n range vrV"I'"'"·'· rm bri c k rrpl c Woodb m1 r 1 1 • ., .. , • .,.. r-N• dbl & Lio --.• .._. I 04 I 04 c;o.in:ty for ltus contem 2" I Low-Cliff Dr. S . : . u ng rp c. r,: executlve o<Cltta. An dnt slope $3 000 .... _. e aar pa • • ~ .. pac1ous re•I country •·boat slip 11v•il 1·-1 ror lnv-tm""t at ... Cl\.ooo. .,.,o...;.,... .:,...,.,PM Avail now S350 mo. call ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'r ary wood & glaai.. ,.,...,_ yO"t uwn·, in•aa1"nc .. ""' ...., "u -...,..._.,,~ v ·~ vwu " , ., • kitchen · breakfast are11 appt $130,000 llU GlUMDY Larry. 54&S880 Windi~sta'·rs ocean view. 3 be(lroom & lhe unbt-lievable cunve Magnlf1cenl BONUS • llOWAROJOHNSON 2bathhume Sl2S.OOO nlence of taking your FAMILY ROOM , uver REALTY 497.1744 RMltor 675-6161 LOVELY Back Bay Con· Woodbri 4 l*'n o wn e I e vat or tu 700 sq ft -raised a.al..... do, 3 br. 2 ba, bltna, all versatile 4 bdrm!! HARBOH LIGHTS and downlowo Lai.:una. l hearlh frpl c too '-~· I076 M8»/DMT\.ILDG W..t.d ZfOO •Wl's. lncl'1. w&h /dry & tu w n h 0 m e . b r and wh1tcwakr -yours tu Bdrm . 1 balh. loads oC Cathedral beamed ce1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt lnvestml ~.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ref rig. MOO. MS Uruverst apank1.11 new• Lush beige view forever from lh1s storage Main Beach 1ne. 12 fl . wel bar •••JUSTP£RFECT Owntlr will f111anre 9% WANT TO SUV HOlfSE tyDr.MS-7777 carpets, wood parquet OitnaP01otlot.$45,000. while water views. with w /refrl ~. Secluded lmmaculale beauty Int Prin only, eves FROM OWNER ON entry to separilte ranuly cit y lights at ntgbl maaler Tiered redwood w/3SR ZBA charming 6'4 1917 LJOOlSLE.830-37$C MISA YROI fOOTIAU TIME room "Self cleaning .. * 494-8057 '* $6S,OOO decked hma1 patio. 2200 frplc.. s hake roor. 2 3 bdrm, 2 ba. fully Don't rumble: Pick u k1l c h e n , gorgeuu s CHARMING sq r,t Plub -much private patios, on the o..Mx"/ carpeted & draped, bit· this 3 bdrm. value·priccd master !fulle Alr condl· 2 Bdrins .• 1 bath, ('oiy more CalUaat. 752-1700. prettiest corner In town <Wt. ICM 1800 WAMT HOMISll Ins. 2 car gar .. boal ac· U ""' ,. f rt $98 gel\ MYSTIC HIUS I i.;" Ill.,."\ 'UN 10 ~I''",. ONLY ..... Ch"• ••••••••••••••••••••••• In Minion VleJo oesa. gardener Included. home in N. Hunt·... on'C'U .om o · . ""· frp c ..• Just l>te"" rrom .... ,,.,., .. Call c•/\ 7''" JBR 38A I ..., [ I . . T h b h I Will Buv Direct $f2S mo. Call 540-JS21 Beach. Owners priced .....,.1,v · ,6auna,vew high i;.c hool & tcno1:1 e11~!·11·~ •BERTHAHENRY• en i.~rsarp: accor ForCAsH!! (Ownerl afters or low to sell qwck! Grea V1ew-V1ew1 Great t!Xec courts . bea ring fruit d • REALTORS 4924l2l units m downtown Coata lor atarter home or m· fA811~lL home. $159,900. Agent. lreeis 111 secluded yard A ~ j 2lS Del Mar. San Cl~m. Mesa. J ust six mos old & BUJ ~~~eaJty ~ C~). AvaJlable vestment Clean & well ftlK 673 7601 real doll house. S7'J.~ . =-=••• _ fully r ented. locome 1~~~~~~~o~~~I~-;-;-;-·;-';·-;-;-;;;-;-;-;;;-;;;-;-;;;-;;;-;;;-;; kept. New mml blinds. • " COMDOMINIUM RUSTIC SITTING Two adjacent ocean view ~·. peb ~· ~io:>°· 1- d I 11 h w u her. covered '1t I laCaUfonUa FABULOUS VIEW ,ft!w Spttctac ular Catalino Cape C-Od 5 Br. 3 Ba. i., ~ta~0~~~.d::C: h~:r:: ncipa 0 y. · or Pvt Pty looking for Pride .._../Mofff/.AcJt paUo 11o&l 9684456 blocks to beach . 3 sunset:., Wtlh swecplog acre. heavily wooded, address.~241ss ()( Ownenihip lncome Un· NR S'HOPPLNG JOY & PROFITS' Bike CAMPUS VIEW Charm.1ng p1At10 with spacioui;. :irc h1tcctural que seclusion. Nothing ~ 5 ~ b $500,000. Or would COD· + laat&aecurity. UNLIMITED TURTLIROCk bdrms., 11 2 ba . den, fri>I. coas tline view This fronungon pvt lake Uni· $8!,000. ~(j). ii Ill, Orange Co. only. Tu 4br/2ba/$395/mo. lit. traJJ to beach. No-wux Plan t , by owner. 2Br, BBQ. f~e deck, dbl designed, leaves little to like ll 10 N.wpt are a. AMCHOIAGI ·d; sider vacant property COSTA MESA qu1thty flooring. earth den, 2 ba. Now occu1ncd garage. .500 be desired In this new si59,000 IMYESTMBCTS zonedforsame 8.J0.1746 Fr.Qtr/3br.Jba,/Condo Wries, bnck fireplace. 4 by tenant $82.000. in PRE.C)TI E Irvine Cove; wood & glass unit. Every 2331 Tustin Ave Io UNITS 1335/t.t/lasl/sec/cln bdrm. or 3 +den. Pror e ludi n g land. Call st.'Cunly, bcautiluJ sandy detail has been co11 OPENllOUSE 1714J4f6-7711 2 BR homes +...... C41154t .. 65S landscaping. Pres tige ~2309 after 6 pm & bt?a c h ('harming 3 s1detl·d rrom the view SAT/SUN 1.5 duplex. Exchange up. •••••••••••••••••••••••1---------• neighborhood One yr wtmds hdrm., 3 ua . svocwus ont:nlt!d floor plun lo the &f.S·l208 S.Plan Coodo 2 Br. l 'h ba, $22!1.000. Call Mr. Strong ..._.. ,.,. .. eti.d warranty 714/968-4456 uv rm ,den.rormul dln wulk i n psnlry . 3 oceanv1ew,pool.nrgoU BarrettRealty642·5200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISADaMAa WE-V! HAD rm • window walls open Bdrms . 21, baths . as We s t c I J ff • H a r b o r course. $Si9.500. Pvt ply -...00 lllcmd 3106 5 Br, 3 Ba, $4SO Xtras Galore 1 n g to h u 11:e . I us h . soc1al1U11fees 1ncludl' the Highlands. beautiful 4 67S.3587 ._ P'roperty 2000 ....................... 5Si-8988or644·3$4.S. ANXIOUS OWHEllS secluded pollo. puol, J use or community PoOI BR. 2 BA. family rm, up· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll~hly upgraded beach IEfORE.-.. garages. $225,000 Incl $114,WO graded laundry rm, new THE VIEW uver-. w/ I OCYci Da 2gBarr 1ba~la8!'_:.. ~c ... ?_~arr c,tose to8 ahop'g,dbalchls. Property Trulybeuul b f I land custom kitchen. Approx ALONE I S W ORTH DU · ...... "' --· w)'I 3 r,2Ba, gar. lfulmodel.$68.500 g~~ o~~fetd p~~1~ BREATHTAKING ·rooist ~ 2,000 sq. fl. Prine. onJy. $11.'iOOO Movcln now UPLEX f3Mmo.673-tll00 pool. twnhae 13SO. CALL 962· 775l home ure really ready Lo view! Deluxe Dana Point 1•• -H~J• Call ~2 7727 for appt 'aoy-Redton . ~~~~ '::i~e~~ll -...00 Pe•Mlla 3107 847-3563 or 557-2179 IHTYM.ATIOHAL deal /\ beaulHully de rondo 3 Bdrms . 2 I.la • -.w • Al(l 28949C4mlnode Ellrella Beaut. custom bit homo ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Eastaide 3 br, 2 ba RfALISTATl signed ho1ne with 3 U!U!luclge.den,wl'tbar. 1 11__,~,,·-LlDO ISbE·Byuwner C&po . ..Bc.h.. 4932143 wJlge rumpus rm + $300.PeM.Pt.NrBay& condo. Prplc , dla - METWORK bdrms · lari;e family rm dining tm · (rpl · &petml 11os N.Coalf Hwy .. Loguno 2 Br. den. 2 Ba. lg patio S-Ju. smaller home behind ocean. 2 Br until J une. hwasher, 2 car gar. $400. ---------• & custom ca rpers and amenities, dt-cks. po<>I, 494_1177 Sl~.000 673·1610 C--'•"---1071 Lave ln one. rent out the (2.1.3>243--5316. mo 6'S-8335. IT ISH'T drapes thruout J.ocat~d yard, dbl gar SJOS,000 ...,....~ other. ,.__,._ iu.~-3124 ---------on cul de Sal· stn•et near PEG ALL£N BY OWNER. Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• KefttR-. _.._._ Eastaldl' Charmer, 1m· CHRISTMAS YET! park and pool areit. Only REAL TOR 494 7578 IY OWNER Terrace Condo. 3 Br. 2 JOLL y GIAMT D.-.. a.-a.8ioo ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac. 2 BR. encl. gar, lge But don't wait. You mu11t 176 500 1005 N Coaiot. Laguna REDUC ED $2500 Spec Ba, newly decorated 58R, 2b~. 2 car g .. rage, .__,, Furn LitUe Old House. fod yrd. 540-3882 see this s uper family ' - - - -tucul1tr ocean & coa!>lal .. .. UUJ d M home Wtlh 5 bedrooms. "--L...1-d 0 v 3 BR 2 B 2 $56.900 Dys, 540-1219. frplc. new crpls & lilt' 67 s.._. To S.cl paa . ature or re· 3 BR ........... -c:ean u view. • a. yrs Evs494·0536 Loe In nuiet nbrhood All ••r tired male only No . ..,.,.,.,.o, Bach. In re. stones b on 11 corner lot 3 BR's, 2''1 bath with new Submit all 0Her11. for only .. $73,000. 17 Unit Motel/ Apt children or pelS. $225 mo. ar $200 mo. Pool access near all schools. shop fireplact! and hte dble we·re unxious lo sell SHORECLIFFS KIU"-"RE $400.000.$100,000Down 192S Anaheim Ave. forbotb.640-73119 ping and llunt1nglon garage ''anyon pnvacy $92.SOO 499-2109 Rar" pportunity <"'can 9"' Owner Carry Balance uo .,..36 Sta 0 -h II r I "' " 0 . "" R"" .... ·yoas Agent 673 ....... .,..,..,,. . 3 br. family borne. Kids le .,.,ac A or un ---------•I S126 . .SOO i\genl 673·4545 & Jl'tly view Pn 11 beach ~ ""'"" ------• k r 1 Sl $83.500 Call 546-2313 8 t' au 1 'I u 3 11 l Y 493-50.ll - - -. ...... ..... och 3140 o • re r 1.. 25 mo. before1t"stoo lal1:! o~E Co&r Royal All wood. I f.OCJllllGHil• 1050 One millloo six hundred ••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-2022or67S.0023. '"'N'""'' ' .. ,.,.,' 1"'111 h•\elho111cw12 cur..:ar , ••••••••••••••••••••••• lulhtplaster constr Good s-taAM 1010 thousand;S6Deluxc2BR S2'70 Ulll pd 2 b MH [ h 1 s12e lot. Bes t ne1i,:h ....................... 2ba·2i,,ba units w/fplca. Pet._ .. y .... · c. · · MESA VERDE Lg 3 br. 2 ~ lt~fti11~·.~1 OF THE "" encl ower floor Beaut 3 Br. cntrl uir, huge borhond Ce ntury 21 OWNR 2b ood I t.l Prime local1on Wiii M&J"".n·R:n"lala ""' """0 ba. ram rm, din rm, frpl, ---· .. -··-"'12nd rrptc n•ady lo gar.rrplc,11prkln.,close Marten Real Es tate r.g. oca on, trad e Own r tAgt "' ,.,_,..~, alrlum,newcpts,pa.int. BEST complete l.f{e strect lo shops, school:1, frwy &l().~7 645.ao31 newly decor ld. 1019 So 540-05SS · · paper. MS-004g 1044 ····•··•············•·· WOODIRJDGE Warmlneton Mod.,1 B townhome Xlnt locauon <.:hoo11e upi;irades oow Call Steve, (213)922-1 nr 171-4 )~ 4090 WOOdbrldge S&S . our par lit a. lake, 2-11ty. 3 Br, ba, under construction. 176.000 Call 833-2144 ~ stre11t lot, xlnt view , S47-44.2Sanytlme OakSt.$36,900.S56 l200. _ LAlplCtleoc:lll 3141,-.._.._ ______ _ llus 4 BDRM home '" tree.s. pn\ a1·y Owner BIG CANYON CC Broad ••••••••••-•••••••••••BEAUT. 3 br. 2 ba Green· Turtlerock Tcmti•c or 499-3933 LOVELY 2 Ar & Den 2 morehomt! Plan2 4 BR WHtMster 1091 Id Owner Depree.. f\llly rum cottage, aero.a brook. 2 yn old. El~ feraanoutstondlll,::vu•w ---Bath Vie w Cond o 2•, BA. 3~arf{ar Prof ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'OURPLEX-l~Dn st. to bcb, pvt paU01, Countrykltch sbagcpls ~7t'~h·~~ ~ci d~ia;~; EHDANGHED $53,500 Owner581 7004 d(>c, well lndscpd, cor SUPIR DEAL H.B. Kent Rogers Rlty skylites, antiques, ava.U cntrl. air. ~ mo. 934 BDRM Intimate ram SPECIES , lot. nr 7th fairway. 9 3 Bedroom, den, central ~ toSummerS32S . .C97·19&S Atalea, drive by. Bkr. r m . 2 m 8 ., 5 1 v e f''ew let\ IJke IJua. & Just TOWNHOUSE 3 Br 2 Ba. Cstm homes on street. air. nice fenced yard. 7 111 .a. ...aD ...aEW ... _,. •--&.. JI 69 Aak for Marilyn Dunger. '·-•-'• 4 "'-eanfronl lot• xlnl locaUo!' ror pnvacy $24S,000 Owner 1714) ConvenJa"•toahopplng •· ~ " ..-... ,....-. --".&/\ 1....,, 67"t•""" firepluccs. Air cond. En """"' "" " •· acces lb lJty •c1 •"" ..... "' 11...alTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,...., ,...,or ......... in lhe heart of Laguna 06 11 1 ..., ·""" 644·1637forappl. .. _ "" 1----------tire home I~ spatle s Beach. with tremendous Broker 768-7839 -Hu C Beach cottage l br. EXEC. 2Story home, nice Sl~.000 FEE commercial or residcn BLUFFS Condo tor sale E/SIDE OST.A MESA Singles too! 1200, area. Avl. approx. 12/lS ll al po t e nt ia l . fo r 1.-.. ...... __. 1052 by owner By appt to Deluxe new units. StJll Beachcomber. tee. Ph. for appt. eves. particuJars call --,-... ""~ pnnclpals only. 3 Br. 2YI Ume to choose colors and 631 ·20 I l ; S4 7 · 250 l ; 5$7·7355 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba I~ Sq rt $99.~ $44.750 .... Vacanl 3 bdrm op\Jons. tn9 1060 R-.. ~-t1-c-2 -b-r-..,-,."-.-U-U_l_pd_. RX Ir SAVE 1-~1rm Call anytime, house on lrg cor lot, '1lt ""' -.-· ~~~ 3Bdrm. 2 bath. a1r·cond C21.J) 726·7:J72 ml. to Westminster Mall 1£ IQuai~ .._..••••••••""•••'• .. al •• IMd •••••••• ~!· ,:n~;~~~ec. ~"<Y c:or lot lmmedoccup EAST BLUFFS New palnt/cri>ls. Bkr. • Plar:• 4911-2eoo •IOMD REALTY• TRI LEVELCONDO ~~ p ti•• G4Mral 3202 Ready 12/15, 2 BR w/gar OPF:N llSESAT SUN 1 4 Gallery or Homes 3 Br. 2 Ba. nicely de· 9 ~.1920 ....................... 260Santa Isabel. Pel.s ok. !!041\LT/\VISTA 1714)831-9411 rorated.quletl'ul·dc·sar, wow I 1400 at.1A1lnHcw HACM Santa Ana Hts. 3 br, nu S275.mo.S46-7945 IJS23 "·MPU,"-·f"V..,.. 1 uH Solllf\u Way 1 secluded patio terrace. paint/cpl. $375. 1st, la.st J ed 8 1..-" 6'IL " ,,.oi; Occ>.i n vwws, rork~. SEA THRACE prin only $78,900 4-PWES +SlOO. Bkr546-0814 Wit pain~ 3 R 2BA. ()PEN DAii Y c· rd I( Pl J 752-0917 Seeing Is believlna. Thia fam rm, .pie. line area. ' • whuewetcr 2BR 2'hba, .a en ome an . immac ulate home North Costa Mesa. from BEL.MONT SHORES On New c rpts. l\dulti clean' ln itunnana dl' ff.\ M T0 6 P )1 fplr. 2 de<·ks. be am:. ~~8rp. fJlm f~m . 2 bal MEW'PORTHEIGHTS features professional SbSl20.000 to Sl3S.OoodOO. lhe water. 2 •ty. Cape pleaae. Lease/$375. Al!$ <'Or. formal J1nini: • .i ---------•I s12~.1>00 1)1c k E1s11n -1 011 r 1 n on Y ped arp, spac1ous. a g Cod. 3 br. 2 ba, ram rm. 642·0200 , family rm l'nv balrony oauw"" mti:er. Agt 494 8551 1125.000 493 9825 2 story California Ranch landsca lot. concrete lnveslml and wel I f I d k ., dfm.slr BR S<t•J)'\tron1 •~ llARCUM&llORNR F: ~tyle home 4br,lgede n, drlvewaylud.stoa 2 cas priced s'fo'o8:::10 ~cA;l~a~~a:: Redec. 3 BR, 1 BA. nu pools, JIH'u u 1, lt·un1~ TUtnlltlOCK - --TWO.STORY rult wine cellar + small ga/rmodage, 3 bkl~t bedh rool ms, .So. Coast Investment '33-~ kllcben, paint, cpts . tluhhoult' HulaHH <.:llOICfo: l'LAN 3 NIGUELSllORES studio. 2700 sq fl. 2 w em t c en, arge 645·1103 d~. S32S/mo. 963·4569 Q>Odel In l 'n" Park 4 Hdnm 2•, bltlh!\, Ille 3 &~ruum plus den. Ex· frplcs. Dual forced air patlowtBB. To see It Is to lc6oa lllcmd 3206 S31-96t5Agt. No tee. .,, Lot.a ur room for hvlnl(' 3 ram1ly rm. with glt'am elus ive gate guarded heat Lge corner lot bu.Y It Q Askinll $4!1,000 FIXER Tn·plex, Eastaide ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------- ffR. 2'., b1t SM'I ~1 •nil hdwrl rJrs formal area Sl36,500 642-4096 TryVA CM Cul-de-sac. $79,500. UPPER Duple!C 116 Charming Mesa Verde,! •llnin11 4' brkr"1 r tn Sl29,SOO CURTIS REAL ESTATE Agt 642·9666 CoUms, Bal. Island. Call br, ram rm, 2 (pies, 2 ba 10 Charinm.: atrium o pe•o O PF:N II 4SAT&SUN JAY W YBATS 962·2458 •-"--'-owner(2131257-9800 Fre1hly cleaned & pain.l 552 00 1n1ot ort r1tm1ly rm & 66l My11UcWay REALTORS 499-2237 .~~ _,.. ... -....,..x · ed143Stmo. .. kitchen l.'lt'10pllon$2t:i.ooo ~ Owt4BtDISPIRATE High on hilltop w/!IJ>eC· -..OOPe•..e11 3207 400ll1'9""1WlAll 1 f II · · · <>PIN SAT/SUH 1·5 1117 !'l)t''I $2~.000 Nil(uel Sbore!I Lg 3 Br, /;. ~ tacular view of ocean & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... 1 ""'-·· 19472 tl!l c&.....l--··-~ -wntowll g LS WO r . t Br. den, rwvi. Ut'1I pd .. .... • • ·.-...'. \'ILL \C~ --sole u1 Isl', S550 or $40 500 do u h T b "-Jill ---....... · • ,...,.,.. -By owner Nc•ar ht•u1•h & $100,1100 493 fi2B3 . ~W-HERE--2 ba. units w /2 dbl KJdt1/peta/;.;';ta ok. Fee. ~ ~~ R~ ;\l l OR~ lli~·~·~~ ·~ sboi• Beaut rcmoclt-led 493 5111 VA N'JooWN garages & huge wooded Main Rcnt.ala540·5370 . • 2 br +ram rm. Litt! lot, irir.a.rauc• I OV"'I l l h deck On lge romcr lot. Coll .... d".. l~t·rf1t'ld Townhouse 3 . db( asra11e View o .... n ~ .. CAN YOU FIND r' "y s ,ar er ( om 1143 500 Jl uddlu•ton '"--~M-1222 C/le rf\ Lovely 3 ""'I • "ft 2•, "·· n•ar """'I• " ' u._ ·~ .._·--Sat •·C'··n ....,000~ t nn° g a I .. ~~ ---r ., .... ~ """ • --·· --·-'"""""" .. .,.. -c. 4RR 2bll Popular '"J" en u ,. ar e m1 Y 1Utn1' 11141963 974:4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl>lc. dtw. retrig. ~ J•<'11111 many up1trade11 • 675-5930 " 17 1• 1•9 ,, 2 7 1 9 '11 r. Pl Co 1 l l room wtbnck fireplace, M25 Nonnld 646-7528 • S70 91}0 8 ~ I .. • " on. mer o . qwe A TOWNHOMf breezeway to a 2 car de . •S. of Hwy, newer. 3 hr , ,,. -~52 13B7 o/ 6~:~~; .11~1. ' '' '"' I il\I 1710494 1~ r ul de 1111c. heated pool tached earage 't/.U;.aile F~lrvi~~~ov1ngl~ 4 2b11. fplc, lndry. no pela, 3 BR Can run a iun bwtl· 1)9pf11 1 ~i:;,a~'(j. '~e~~~ ~~~~~~ FOR rm 5001 ~cceu. ldeaJly )Situated r::r 3708 M~/r~nt: s~ ref .. gar .1495 675·0000 neu . Pool. $450 m4. OPEN HOUSE t I k ~, • • 1 n p a r k I 1 k e a .... 1143 Be l h J I S48-6370 411-$11,500 SattSunl 4 rec r en er, w a tu c.o1.116~"f900 neighborhood. Show .,..... au nu me. a11m ne • l&OWMAIWIT l'Vo5Monlamu1Elle beach ENJOY THE ~ ,."" pr1deofownenhip UNITS Creek,Jbr.ramrm.2? l "llBr,yard.klda&cpells Turtlerodt lnveatment 2 Br. den. top levl'I OOOOUF€ $125,000. .~:J/,d&/M,IJ'l/oN CURTISREALESTATE SAN6CLEMENTE sq~ no lsv req d OK, $225. 20~6 Map~ bar1ain. Appnlaed at Rancho San J oaquin C:::::::::eu«n8~ Vall Realt 1162·2AM $19:5,000. f''our:? BR 's un 644 676-2305, 645-4.Sl6 • lll0.000 84-llerllquldatlna ~OC'on:~an VJ~~wqUl~~[,~115e -':i~ ey Y 1ll1, two t BR units AJI 2 Br + den, lndJvldu61 Newer 3 Br. 2 Ba. Uiitc, al $88,5001 Tile entry. T mpl Hill 1 ~~~~~~~~~~Rffl&t• furmshed lmmac cond home w /tenn11. pool, lg yd,. Muil see to •it Spanl.th brick flreplaco Plush <'pt.'\, drps 6 mo·11 e e S. Ml11Jion Ylefo I 067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Can~ 11pht sp1t, security 1uard. S61 prec. 1450 mo. Arnol4 rorm.1 dlntn& Family~-3Rdrm1 .. w/unique1un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• B.roadmoorSeavlewPlan ....,..._, HOWARDJOlfNSON w /purchasl! oplton Broyles(~.> 546·1M9L. room. Secluded master San J oaquin Realtors teen Jlv. rm. htt1e rptc, COZY 4. $165.000. 4br. lam rm, 3 For W. I I 00 REALTY 497 1744 644-GnO 642-I~ wlnit. Air conditioned 7S:l·tSM deck & d1nlnJ a r«la ba, view. (213~7·5440 ________ _.. EZ ---------1• .•••••••••••••••••••••• a units Cotta Meaa. 4 2 br 2 Bedrm. l \.'J balh Corona falDl'lu .. A_e, 3 br. L, .... care yard. Seller ELEGANT Condo. Univ Private yd. & ead-end CO.,,..DO C Pu u uvlU • ... very anxloual Fre11hty Prk. vu mta End unit. sl nM.900 1"'111 EASTBLUFF M . •.ta LOma. rn. & 4-t br on "' acrl' Alt del Mar charmer with pets. $295 Beachcornbe' painted tnsldc submit air·cond 3rd bdrm 1~e~~~~~~~~ ] ... ly ()wwer 4 Br & P'am rm with 16 x'8 · l BIJc. rrom oc:e•n. garages S26&M 211% dn ocean vtew. Choice loc. ree. 631 ·2011 ; ~7-260~ ofrer today Cull now den. 2 ba. frnl. frml din Warm atmoephere aur· view. By owner. Prtn. on· A.dull Pk. H.B. Close to Prin only. SUI Vaughen. clo.e to 2Dd beach. cpla. 879-1090 t 752·\700 ._ __ · "i k h ly Call 83S-91419 -•hope & restaurants 533-teOO drpa, bltns plus refr11. -M N , ., • , , """ .,~, ,, , rm. wet ..... · lot Ile t ~-~ rumded by wood, d"ep Sl6.000. 675--0260. Adults only. 1395/mo. Br, Iba, new cpl, freablt I I cpt, drpa. 2 patlc>1. nr. '1 ~ cpl.a, frpk & 80ll colors ________ _,S.J capo 5 Star Adult Lott for S. 2200 Call 676·2311, aak ro palnhtd. pvt encl ye(. ,'CJ!.\ilJ NJ to :.::7~;00 ~ ea&::~~~::.ei ;:~~e Newm Hel&ht.'1 home ~Ooo. :9'l·9841. ~3~::i:· Duplex 2 Br. 1 ba. Adul MESA VERDE 4 br, 2b~ Bi l.l&J!l:l!;.IJ new. many xtraa . .,... blk 4''~ ~r upgraded. Main· Choice Area P k 24 64 Am rt .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Sharon. 12SO/mo. 546-3Ul6 , J\ARE UN IV PARK Lovely 4 br +ram. rm, ~ ~'::r~l~=Vla B~1• JS~21\~~w~':ir! MobUe, ModuJar Home• ;'~~o pe\8. '350. Cal ~J:'~S40-l720 Ask f'! Chancellor 4 RR, av, Ba. single home 3 run ba } ---------• luae living rm. with Building Delivery, Set· fam·rm. din rm, many Nr 5Chls. tennis crts. & Of84 SUHDA Y brick frplc . +2 bonus up, &t Servlt-e. 675·7570 c..ta MeM J224 2br,12$.5. month. upgrades, on f'lll ·de-uc. poohl. Enlarged Matr 0 ., .... ESTATE 22852Via0ctavo room1 •<lJ<>lnlOI dbJ. car forfreenl or Info. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 541·1309. ,19 OO A I bdrm 12x2A w /Custom ~ Be1ultful. unu.a11al de garage on alley. •,soo ..., .. " z br C-ta M-a adult .... Verde 3 BR. 2 Ba, '• •5 · PPl on y . closet• Many xtr1• corauna&ln .. ·rt'#.4br, ,......, -... d ~~ n " 1 ... l'!..U...... ,. ...,, C4ll I!\• l•U•J4i. ""~. ~. new crp\a • rps ~to A--A....L..A lJJL T\)RTLEROCK OLEN Ownc-.r/Aat SS2·3l78 CH.AIM DUPLIX cathedral cdUnJtA It ,..Al ......... $48-6l73 LOTS, COSTA MISA ~~ 1~y9~~1-fJf ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt. cond. By appt --""" lee muter rm • 'R:" ,...., ... -1 • -.--• Jllan 11 . 4 BR & /\lrtum •-le«ti 1041 P' l r 6 p 1 3 c e 5 as 2 wood burnina frplc. Only ~uTh"'F. for .. 1200 Two vacant. 1 w1Ut older ev• Spaclou1 Dana BluHt oalgelol,avall Off.'78 ~ ................ bedr ooms each-up a. $72,!500 Ownrmaycon· ,. .. ,.,.,..,.,.,•t10tr~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bouae,nextdooriloower Condo.3Br.21-'t8a,18ae $129,500. 552-~ down. Ternrk vlt!w a. sider 10~ down. coo1tructlon. Can be 48.R 2BA, move·ln~, :1· ft. ert.Uttaldna vi_. WAUCiTO llACH cloee in. A barg"in at Bill Thofcmps1~0Realty ••--a JfJ AC boulht .. a pac~aao or Klda OK $.150. PILOT o bHclt a nd harbor TUlnlllOCI FRESH BREU.ES PRIVATE OAR DENS CQMPLF.MENT tbl11 atrium a. patio oriented luq.. 2BR. ct.n. 2BA. LR w/frpl, DR, kll w/eatina DOOlt, lUed ontry hall. Well deal~ noor plan •aooliee GRANDVJSTA REALTY. 768-1.212 Sl2S.OOO. <>• ~.... MPJ.r•w Call for mo~ R&ALESTATE5'0-~ rrom LR 4t l .. tr Bl). Orea~ Cout Royal~ UDOISLI VW.Aree. loformallon. Ait . 2 br Ml.-. h U Over•t&ed 2 car 1ar, area. 3 Bedroom view COIY New 4br. C. uparaded, Qumlnf bouM on great Watlif.em·Jil•·reedy to tm-7901 • UI• v.rm., wood fJJ>IC & bltN. Us'- home. Beamed ccllVtllS, 1prtnklen, lndacpd. st,_~. Freeh Is clean. devt'-In $ lO lS AC. trplc · Ii hearth, bUa per Is lowtr cpt'd 1ua-firerlaee1 fenced yard. With modern conve· ___ B_Y_OW1'1' __ ._8"-07 __ •_·_., Brlclc frplc .. lot• of n.....,,,, AM/FM radio • In· decks. Clbhu, pool MX to park Walk to ruenca. Th1a rrmodeled paneling, updated ''"'vc>erty clear, owner ..... J .. el! t ercom. Compl re· jacuuf. uuna, t..nnkt ahoppina. buse1. too. 2 Bdrm., 1 '°' bath bome ... .,,_. IHclt I 06' kitchen. a Bdrm a .. 2 ~•rryMAAAJR c~' t.s ~~1• Ar• vou conlUMd ai won· ~led ~~~pet o&. ctt., etc. All ror $496 mcg. ..,..,.. .-la wlthln wallllnl( dl1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. _ ........ 1 ooo nRLSQ,.. ? , _. mo --(n•>•11>"·'"""" ..... ,_, tance to Mach fr town UDO llU ._... ..... • f110.e2•7D7 <klhn« how to advertlle • .....,..,., i Pr1cedtosellalS89,soo. 'll'l'!'P.!!•!'P.l,..P!lll! c.tt.Co....,.. your Chrlaunas &lfl F.ASTSIOE • br. 2 ba E.uc home. Canyon uocSo Coutllwy 3 Bedroom, 2 ba. Ir• c71 .. tJJ•7611 lttm•• For nn 1ne1:· home. new paint & erpt. v.ew.. Brand new ...... LAGUNA BEACH pat.lo, modtrn kitchen. ,. .,. ptf\llve way to ao. Ju.al HOBBY ROOM cuap. trd'd Uln>oul JBr 'zb; 4f7•2457 !!,3!;~. 0 by owou.1-=====til== 2JJASt. call our ChristmH Ad $385 . mo. Feraueon ClininJ, ram rm. i cu . v._..... .. ... c.. VIier ot &'2·5878. R.eiilton &U-3121 car. ssmtrno. 413-7271 4t .. nu IJl·Oll6 . . I 8 ' '• • J • ' •J D 0 • I. • ,. .. C! .. 'e c ,,, :s •' . . . ' . ~. .. I' . - .. . . . . D4 OAILYPILOT rnday Oecemt>er3 1975 ...... 1UllfwtUlie.d ....... U•f•wl.twd 4f lwtlhFw;,lahecl Apal11&Cfthu.fww.. .... IW•tau.tw., 1~1-.. h~ ~ U... Milted • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• ... .......... ~ .......... ~.~~fwillllillwd ....... U.fwzl•1d Mlwporileocll 32''f Mewporlleada l26' lllloaP••• .. • 3707 G1•1iill 3102 CodaMeM 3124 CottoMno '3124 8 T0rro JJJZ ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••···· 1 ....................... .....,1!'90. &...,.. lecli 3241 H A R D T O t' I N o 1 Sr, ctoi&e to ocean Sl?S 1325. rnoJyrly i.e. TustU'I COME R?LME y1 N~'W 3 8 2 b ON h Hestia• 3242 ....................... Eutbluff Exec home WATlllHOMT 39th St Ne wpart Och 3 bdrm lovely apt In • g U I r, • t e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~IMTALS 4br 2b•, tam rm Soft UDO PENIN 2 & d (Tl4l 'T1&-283Saft 6 -4 plcx Vacant No pets FOX J!.c,;:/~~~':t~y1 ;:~:'zs' 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse. LAGUMAllACH water New rrplll. d~. ovt:r 2500 8'q r~ c~; children under 16 not al HOLLOW VILLAGE ~ (714) 962 3614 Sparltllne new rond. 3 BDRM b pall\\ Wa.lk to arbools , ULTIM ATE hvmll t'Ull 11>wed. C•ll 838· 1234, Secwftr!-" Wlil•ed • ---_ $470 Cw ll "Ll la", located Jnn~:~tart::: 1h op11, t c nnlls c lub scrunty, ~nderl(iound CoataMeM 3724 RED C ~ R l' t: T , ,_.Q~T .... Focuwt•V~ 1234 8"46-137l or846~eves. La1ur111. 2 Blllh1. USO/m o Lsc. ltcfs i>arkm(;&~kul(cavo1I ....................... REALTORS. Llv ri t t tin 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..,.. 3244 fireplace, oceao v•ew ~or645-23CO rm Per mb., YC!ll'IS ll'al>C $40.00 Wiii( "UP .._. l"-d 3106 be<t~~:~:~~~ ~~he sa~de& la: e ll«lcc. 3 br, 2 ha, nu c pUI, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent f"m home •l *'NOW A y AJL • Want A Rtlt ft0fld7 •Studio" I BR Apta ••••••••••••••••••••••• · (' y g c.lfll1l, fplc · t'nd 1iu1io Ranc.bo San Joaquin z Dr '500 mo TIIE BLUI''~ ~ t Lovely 1 story oom .. with •IV &r Mild Serv Av1nl 4 BR • 3 ba., sundcclt, patio, WOOd burning lreplace & at UH/m o . uaa 4569 den. pvt pauo. 00 goti $'79$permonth · 0 Jbdrm~ &alie paneled •fJhoneServ.Htdpool trplc. w•.tlcr & dryer. tachcd gara8e. LOTS OF ROOM FOR ~l·954S A&t No Cee coune $495 640-0991 4 BDRM &SWIM POOL. BIG CANYON, ST~ lo bonu:. rm Lndl>rpd bark ZJ?6 NewPort Blvd, CM SiS25 Yearl)' STORAGE AND HOBBIES! llonu.s rm 2 sty, clean, bu tam rm. & dlrung 199Spermonth y41rd with lush green. 548-9?SSoc&IS-3967 WIWAMWINTOH Adults $375 br, 2 ba, OW, fp, rpts. ~~~1~:.:~L¢.~.~!e. :,, ~cr,c::~ HASTIHGS&CO. ~~~ll:.,un~on~ef1~:~;t ~~ SUSCASITAS Re&IF.atatc 67$:SS,,t UI w. ~· C....Mno drps, $425 963·4569 w ... bo ., Realtors 64().~<"•• ' 6•1u·2 10 e ... ve mea avail. Cor term renUil at ~7S mo ,,,_, good 1rhoobt & tthopp1ng Minutes t.o NB Bach & r 2 Br rue' .. furn. yrty ... oU\. ..,_ ~1·9545 Ail. no fc:e I in "' -case •• MISSION IL\&.TY Exrlu..ive Irvine Terrace. IA Y & IEACH BR Cum. AcJullll, no pets. Bruce. Agt. 6"2·6368 or H.IHRglaa hoch 3240 Rancwh alnul SqCaua1 rHeom""' ,.._ 494-0731 CdM. St.fl exec 4 Br, 2..., REALTY 675-lOOO mo Newport Blvd. CM. Dixie, 675-3412 Coro.o .. Mer l3122 Costa W... 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'41' Ba '" pvt pool \N lk l 4 OR, 2 ba, 2·:.tOt')'. with f?eerlleld Univ Pk l BR. z BR &3br. bcbfmt, be~ch: shopputii & 11parko 1225 Attractive l & den Little Island. lBR. som ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• huge palJo & back ynrd (;uJvcrdale <;ol Park on CllU or. 494.2033 . S800 mo leu:w. J?Ol'\h:n & .,_ ,.,_.... 3176 Patio. gar Adult. no fumiture S2SO. Util. Pd. LAltGI IAS"TSIDI Good neighbo rhood. 7 'l'urtle Roek (213) 816-2123 evea. ........i ~ I b Id •· -.....,_ pets. 2234 A Rutaera Dr 673-3374. 673·9473 2 BR, encl aar. nr new 2 bdrm. your cho1t'e of .....,. me 'c 1 ren .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $250. Adul\1 645·?$s.4 Yrs old. S420Jmo Ail from$340to $400 HOMEFORRENT pet.swelcome.675-31~2 Great Ocean View 2Br, Sl.JO. Bachelor. AJI uul ....,_Pe11i111 .. a 1107 R~ALTV('OMl'ANV 963-56'78, Ask for Dick 3bdrm. yoor t'holce or J4 LAGUNA BEACH UV Hms, Carmel 3 Dr den. 2ba Colony Cove pd Singles ok. Pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH ---------i Crom$335. tol475 lat Quality ellec. home. 3 +FR. ar park & 1>chool t:oodo. Pool, clubb&e. etc Beac hcombe r · flu. Nelll'OCeAtn •b•Y Of HIGHWAY RGE2br, !ba.1:225 In· FOR LEASE· 3 bedrm, z 4 bdrm your choice oC 8DRMS., fam. rm .• 2\o'J $550mo 6M mo f3SOmo. 493-9242 Bkr 63 I ·2011 ;. 5-47 · 250 l • 2 BR .. aunderk. S32S Co1y 2 bedroom apt, fanl & sm. pel oil.. CAii ba, brand new, t70Chq fl fromS450to $550 baths. 2 Fireplaces. AJI 879-1060 MarshaU Rlty 67~ w /Circ plare & front 642-6612Corappt. t.Hnding home w 13 car No Fees bilt·tn lntchen with elec· Newport Shores 3 BR. 2 NEW CONDO. 1 Oedroom apt patio. t Block to ocean & ~ar. $525/mo. inc ldg RANCH REALTY tronic eqwp. Out.stand· BIA. near bch & tenrus, 2Br,2ba,Pool,$325 S120tmo Ut1Jfurn. 38r,28¥Yearly.Stepsto maan beach. Near all EASTS1DE.Sep2 Br 2&, '1 i:ardener No~t~ 551-2000 ~g ocean and Catalina beams, frplc In ram:rm. Pb·SSt 1364 Eves:673·45?7only tpae~~~ch:bw~~~~/~S1~'. shoppin&.S350/Mo. <1'20> adull unit ~/encl gar. t'OR LE'...... 3 "-"rm, 2 vtews llome valued at lease ~ mo. Umqu Be(le Chase Lee 64-4-6200 ;!65. 548-~ or-64.S-2'167 """"""' ........ S1 R ( Homes 675 .,,,,.,. lmmar 4 br. cx·ean view no pets. $400 m o .1~~~~~~~~~~! ba. brand new 1900 sq ft Suns h1ney Sharp End ZS,OOO ent or $825 • . ....,.,., hme F'ew min from heh, $l7S. Bachelor. all ulll 64(}933S. I· BRAND New dlx. 2 br, 2 Landing home wtformal Condo 2Br. all bltns ~~edGood references Bluffs I level 3 BR, 2 bu manna & Fwy. Lge pvt ~eaa~;c~m~e/ ~ele . XTRA Jae. 2 Br 2 Ba UP· ba, w/gar, adults. no din rm . fam rm, wet Comm pool. close l ~ 0 · Lovely greenbelt & pool )'d & encl pat10. Bltns + Newly ~r., I Br. steps · sta.irs apt stove refng pets. $26$ & $295. 1912 bar SS7S./mo. incld1: rrwys No lse $32S l I N 494.-073 $$25Agt64-t·ll33 re!ng., was her & dryer 631·2011 ; 547 2SO I , bay, bcb, yrly. furn . dshwshr, dbl gor, wtr & Wallace,845-3356 gardener Nor..-.•~ S7s.6488 2•~ B 2 B d No. San Clem. MSO. mo 8"7S-I060 avail S245.6?J.0072 gas pd No children ori----------"'".., '"" r · a · Y a r · Neat 2 B lg r d d • -Roberts R.alty Woodbridge Twnhme 3 Br garage, uva1l immed, Mmutes r~m Ba~~ 2 Jks r.~ :~1704· Cozy l br. pllt10, pool. $100. Ulil pd. Stv & refrig. pets 6?S·9'l16 848·1688 2 Ba. A I C, up11rades, $425 mo. 494·1J29aCl 5PM E. of Newport Blvd. --II Ing I es o k . S l 7 S . Near water. Fee. 2 BR 2 ba sw~"ish rrpl lak & I 6408542 C-1..."---3271 Beach comber. fee Main Rentals 540.~0 : · ""' • e poo pnv Lovely V1ctona Och Hme. E. 20lh St. (2131 463·5..'>'7' ..,...fnlnV 1131 2011 . 54 7 2501 · cov d. patio. no ch1ld. or I Ur , 2ba, ,I l>ll<s from UNIV PRK Village 111 2 br, 2 frplcs .. ocean "'<714> 645-n38 •••••• .. •••••••••n•••• 8'79-1060 ' ' 2 Br duplex. Cross st . to pets. S325 640.72166 WL'Slmnstr Mall. I blk to Pnnocton 3Br. nu paint. view, $450. 494.9333 LIDO ISLE. 2 sty 48r, IH CHARMING bearh. Yrly Pvt party. C... MeM 3124 ~.hl'I. culdi.ar Kid" S42Smo6447TIO •~Mils 3250 3Ba, din rm/ fum rm, OLDSANJUAN I br furn. Pref middle SSS..529lor 673·1.204 •••u•••••••••••••••••• OK $115 .-hll-18942? ......--r 1 615-6109 Thi s r barroln g 2 aged. No <'hlldre n or ---- -J Br 2 Ba, on rut de sac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rp r . bedroom. 2 bath & den pets 1160. 6"5·2679 or Peninsula Point 2 Br. L ba. MESA VER 0 E area. BEAUT J Br. new Lile. lge yd, close to schls FAMILY Delight 3 br, 2 Harbor vw Home 3 Br 2 home has plush carpel ~ sundeck. gar. Stained Home almoephere 2 & 3 cpt.S & drps, jus t painted pk. $395 S52·0430 at ba. Call tor d etalls $385. ba·Carmel. 1575 Per ~o. · r 1 bulll & glass. Ad Its/no pets, Yr· brdeluxe apt.s. Mi· 1034 1r----------, $360. Sn gls. <·hildrcn, 7PM. 838"407S/833-4678 644.7acc. mg. ircp ace, w ;m1s t Hlm'ltiu9ot1hach 3740 ly$275/mo.673·9LOO lNoOfOrongeCounty's ....., 2 car garage . on l as ••••••••••••••••••••• •• WHY NOT? bdnlrul portment pets, OK. No fee. 536 6670 No Fee to lessee LOIJlllllCI HHJ-1 3252B --,Uf-C_s_J_B_R_C_o_nd-o-le_a_s_el long! Call 646-2158 days: l Br adlt grdn upt w /pool CCWOM def Mw 3122 Sunken living room ITlOSf o orAgt..673·S744,554 $337 3 Br. 2 ba, form.al din ••••••••••••••••••••••• popular "Linda': mdl 493 05811 evenings & Closetobch $175 mo No ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cathedr11lce1lmg ~~~eloms.mg 3 BR. 2 ba, gar dr rm. Qwet street . tenn· New3br.2Vi baTwnhst;.3 644-2028or6-4G-4396 weekends pets 1035l2tbSt.S36·9626 ---------•t 2bedrooms, IV.balbs ...... ~'lll opener, cpt/drp C:b1ld cts & pool avaJJ Clean mm. from Dana Point 3 br, 2 ba. Twnhme Attached garage . woteftols,ond mojeSlc OK, S375 mo. 962 3170 ready for you lo move · Manna. S47S. + Dep. Nwpt Hghts Dplx. 2Br. !Hurbor Lane) w /2 car L..acJ-a leac:ll 3748 ... ; Washer/dryer book·UP lrees.FealJMgpoola. for6mos $395Mo Ca I I 8 Ob, e v es 8/(, garage, yard $305 l(ar., frplc ., bltos & ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• re1 Pvtyardw1lhpatio Jocuzzl.souno,bllords,. Brand new 4 Br + FR, + C>R +2\2 Ba, SSSO 3 Dr 2•., Ua. S375. 3 Br 2 Ba, S-154.l 962 7859 i-·or lease 3 hr, 3 bu, frpl<'. maml yd , rstm puoJ. walk lo lx:h SS50 mo. rn e ludes µool i.er v1t•e ~-4-026 or !ltil-25-tJ 2 BR. l bath S350 (?l-4!840.2916 Ctuldl pel OK 5411-1319 ref n g., steps lo pool, Bach. Near beach. Utll " >tc-.,., s Adults, S375. mo. ond excflng OlJbhoose 3 BR. 2 ba, (am rm $435 lJBQ & play area. S370. 1 pd. Sl9S-S22S mo· S6S wk. ~ FOXHOLLOW wlll social events li ..i.. 3 BR,2'hba. l''R$450 3b¢rm,2balhhouse FANTASTIC VIEW, BaK mitoHarbor.645.3930. 143SN .Cst.494·2SOR CORONA DELMAR VILLAGE • elliq, 3 8R,2ba .. FRS42S $325. 49S.6854 CCl'nyon Twnhm~. 2 hr. 2 2 Br Townhouse, frplc . 621 W. Wllaon,C.M. gym,ona~ot 3 BR, Z ba., FR $450 ba, S700 644·5441 Alto' Capistrano exec Oceanfront Apts. bac h Pool __ , 646-2010 TheVlloge. More of 3 BR, 2"'1 ba, ram rm., For Lease In adult comm. A WATER home. 4 Br. 2"'1 Ba, ram. studio. ute c<>OkinR 1&2 • te111us, continental ---------·II EMlfVlhlng VoU'relookrlg dm.rm .. 2Cpl $5.5() 2 Br & den rondo 1-'an-OnLLBlwfs s F:02NTbr 2 fonl\ltl living & dmang, br $195·$375 Ut1l incl. breakfast.Someocean& El'-'ioMete fOf.~relsOYOIObl8. AGENT S.52·?000 tutic view Clubh.se & ba,gD/R ~.'!~n o .... 3' huge kitchen, avail afl 536-0321 Catalina views. Close t.o 2 llDltOOM ---------1 pool. $525 Pvt owner ......, .....,..,.,, Cb M ---------1 shoppmg & fme beach. OneondlNoBedroom 12)2 bdrm. l',.bath Refer to Monarch Sum· n stmas. us l sec. 2br. 2 ba, Northcnd 644-2611 Aho I.._"""-At1UILMno Condos $310 month. rrut.493-0331. ONTHEWATER S450mo.4~ Oceanfront , gar. Incl ~~~~~~~~~I Nochlldren,nopets. Ofllces°'*' IJOOI06:00 3 Br.nrschls,purki..bch, Eves,559-4536. Sharp Harbor Lan e utal. P vt pool, adults, -Pool&Recreallon · · xlnlrond.Fpk.S4JS mo ----""-_.;...---1 RedtcDollaouse Pardk yourdBayboah.tout· Home 2 Br Z'Ai car Gmostoyrlse-497·124?. 2 Br.1 Ba. over_ea.r~e l959M .. AYe,CM Now renting. carol, 642·4000. 4B 2b 1 s1 e your oor oft 1S lov· · ' l·d . . ---apt, new cpts, drps, sep ;~:=-;~~::;=:=:~:-fiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirm •RENTALS• r, a,vewS4SOtmo. ely 38r home w/stainw K~rafei on r ut ~s ac Beach at! S200. Ut1I paid. gar.SJOOmo.64().9608 2 Br. 1 bu, l story, sbag. AVAILAULI'.; NOW' 2 BR Gold lteully glass, beams. warmth & s rec . o main Y • no f't.-e drps. patio, frplc, beam !425. 4 Br. Fam Rm, B ·2Y,Da ........ $5 495-4653 831·2?00 superdecor.~/mo,yr pe~.$3'7S mo.496-092? Main Rentals.540-5370 EXTRA Jg. duplx. 2br. cell., d s hwhr. gar , hit r I I t 1 r, den,:.! bu . . . $47 1 1 2ba be ed ns, P I.', ge pa 10 2BR Pl Y M' LUX new 3 Br 2"'1 Ba --·ocean vu, am Adults ~. 2650 Elden <..:usl drps, 11100 !>qh JBR:2::A Newportleach 3269 PENlNSULAPOINT twnhm ,, ma ' Manna' STEPSTOOCEAN ceil"g.s, frpl, 2 rar gar, S37·ll25 ' Grdnr. mcl 3 yr.. old No 2 BR. &den ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrms w/balconaes for Oen Vu . rec faril $4.25 View, frpl, ~ar I br pvt bch privl $445, yrly. ---------1 l)Cl.ll Nr Spnngdale & 3Br. FR. 2 811 NewPorl Shores 3 br. ll~c each Prest1g1ous wood mo "9J..ll6nors51 1537 ~~·5184 67~3203 Brand new 8 plex, 3 Br. 2 W '' r n e r I' h fo: vi. s L ram rm. b<'h, tenna~ & inten or & beams with Lo D 1 B r Ba, ownrs urul. also l& 2 1 Or, bltns. fplc. dbl uar, '-nJ H hools. IH h & ~arner area $400 Kld'I, pets OK 84? 2273, 1146-281 l lt!J82028.0ys4931H31 ·c;rRw~Rey pool 328Prospet·t $475. warmthS600yrlyl~c HARBOR LANE· J hr. l'~e~a W'o:cxela~,:h~';: N1EWUI BRG. qwellt<'.dM Brapts, no pets. (714 ) 4 BR. F' · 962·0064 ON PENINSULA fam rm, z fire place. 'd · 1 . L · oca on. ar par mg, 82'1·2479orS41M!0'77 4 . . . . . . E Bd d . I d rpt . enr gar ~ pvt pool lndry rac plush ---------1---------2 BR, den . Luxury rondo, 2 br, 2 ba. xritin g rm .horn~ gar nr · view· i: Y : patio, paved. North end, cpts. $285. 96Z·8S55. 2 Br, 2 ba. pref mature or 9eatillAU 3BR.. . frplc, boot :.hp, pool. w/beuch & w11ter across Wlishtdryr. auto gora~c close to brh W1ll lsc no 548-9002Alex retired No pe ts no •••RTMn..,$· 5 BR. FR • . the strcc;t $4901mo lse. open Wkdys 499·4567, dogs. ea11494.9601 ' children ·S195. 642.5848 ~"" ...,. , Jacuzzi Bes t view in ESl'E(;IALLY LARGE eves499·2936 l BR . s t v I r e r Tl n ' Bachelor ... 90 Newport Maq~are t . t Bdrm & d F l " ---------•• 673·5170 I s. ll39·0877 ' en. ron Southloguno 3286 • cptJdrps. Gar. no pets 3BR.28a,patio.childre n lBr $231> . · \ • •, •' . . . ,,. . •'. ·•' 10 '" , VERY PIUV/\Tf: 4 tm. 2 llA, frplc t'UI de i>ill' $425 003 837? Bkr red .hill '~ : . 552-7500 ¥anf1 ls h~eati:reebonpar~ •••••••••••••••••••••••MissioftVi.fo 3767 $270 603 Man gold , olt, no pets S26S. mo Adutts.nopets. .!~ _ w view o w11 er, au..,. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 548·2778 S46-9080or ~ 131 E 18th St. Spygla:.s H.ill S575t mo ? Br 31894 9th Ave . rncd Aliso Vlllas 2 8T' I"" Bil ---------1----------1 646-QllB l~~~~~~~~~~EAST BLUFFS TRI WATERfo'RONTllOMES yd. ncean v iew. walk to condo. upgraded, rrpl & Unjque low£or 2br, Jba, Lrg 2BR, beamed clngs,1--------- B e a u l l r u I 2 :. to r y I· LEVEL CON DO 3 Br, 2 631·1400 pvt beach. $400. 1213 > drps, Nice loc 58l·2?26 f~lr., So of Hwy. $325. sngl slry. no pets, $200. NEW beaut . apts, 1 & 2 townhow;e. 3 br 1'" l1a . Woodbnd~e, Briarwood 4 ~ nlcck.._~.c~<·oratcd, ...-..........__...._~ 786-3339 1t util pd. 1st & last + 2049·0Wallace646.888S BR. Applications belni: bltns. balt'ony, pario & Br 3 Ba, avail. l2/t5, S5SO mo. 7;><: ~ ---W.st:Nnster 3298 $50 clean Quiet cpl pre-28 lBu M taken, 1980 Anaheim St pool Kids uk $:150 m o r e rYl~ or l sc WA-TERFRONT Condo Newport Shores. A·frarne ••••••••••••••••••••••• leach 3769 f'd.673-6216. ; rd d upper e~1a C.M. 9am ·~pm dally: 1148·0218 213-682 3245 Evs b · 3Br 2ba new plush 1.'Pli. •••••••••••••••••••••• er e. a rage ava1 . MS-3229 ----· --w :w slip. 3 r. 3 bu, dbl & drps 'Pool tennis & Cleon 3 BR,2BA. cpli.. 2 Br, 1 ba , St'p l ·tar AduJts S23S No pets .1----------Nt;W~H llOM to: Deerfield Deluxe 2 sty gar wtopnr. lsc o°'" lse beach. 1450 yriy. G42 3850 drps, lt/O, 2 r11r i.:ar IEST garage. xlnl location No 8J3.8974 Ganfen Apt. 2 BR, 1 Ba, lmmar,:.p.1141.Jr.Jbw.3 Twnhme, 2 Br z•, na. opt640-9119 or~0423 $325/m o. 963 '156!1 IUY pets. $325/mo. 6446397 CASAVICTORIA enel.gar,nokids.$230 . 1 .ir >: Walk lo "l'hool:. & fplc, dbl Rar. patio, pool ~1·954S Agt No rec Some people say )IOU get Agt. mo. 541M529 ~ho1Jp111i: l.l.ir~aln pnre $350 826 087111714 l ..... WJID'i leach 3269 Ntwpcwt hoch 3269 what you pay for! We of l &2 BR, unf or furn, gas1--------- •1f S475 11411 \1427 or --•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Sty, 4 br, Z ba, nu cpts, fcrmore.Andthepnreis 2 Br TownhOUl!C apt, 1"'2 &wtr pd Adlts, oopets. 1..ARGE2brS210,nopel8. '.1113 32:!!7 LEASES drps, fplc. OW $435/mo less. Membership ln a Ba. !rpk , enrl patio, I Pool. rec rm, sec. gate. 228> D Maple, 540-4484, AYAIL.Aal.I ' 963-4500 53l ·9545 Agt. No Health Club. /\ tennis lllk lo bch & shops. $325. 525 YictoHa. 6'2·8970 646-3442 1 Ur. 2 ~ly. 21Y li11 bltn:1. fee I b Fr t n1 l""SO 673-7183 "' w 1·pt r .. m rm. $1115 2 BR. I Ba · · S325 b/ I I · c u · ee en s "'" ns. ---------2 BR. l ba, children&pelll Brand New z & JBdrm l•h 962 9571 2 BR. l ffu .. · .$350 ffi8Cn8 fV ne Billiards. Swimming. J BR. 2 ba, scrv. rm , OK. nr. So. Cst. Plaza. Apts, Frplcs. blt1ns, 2 BR. 2 & . "175 realty 3400 Golf Ori vlng Range. pallo, r pts, drps, 1750 sq Call for appt, 979·18?7 garage. pvt patio. Nice rwo~vhom1•4br.3ba& 2 8R.2 Bu ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••Saunas + g reat ac· ft6442251 et loc Fr • .,.,c: Ph ' 2 BR. 2 n -•-'"'' tJVlties. Sunday BBQs. · -Adult E·alde 2 br, encl ~~t.828 · om _.. r.1m rm, 3 yr-. old Ueaul ""' ~ Nwpt Crest. beaut rum & ,,_. )'d 751 3?~5. 9tiH 2120 2 RR, 2 Bu.. S4 dee. 3 BR, ZYJ ba Auto Parties with live bands. 2 Br, 1 Ba, So. or Hwy. t gar. paUo. Ulte new. No ---------~ 2 BR. 2 Ba S4SO gar bpener s1451 mo Free Sunday brunch. bile to beach, adults only pets. 64-4~8. 2 BR 1 ba, pool. West-side. AJflJnluble 2 br S2l5 Kid;. ~ =~· ~ :! = Supe~~:~:a:c:S model Agt 646-liSS Your rent dollars go even $325 mo. S4HlOl Redecorated. 1185. Lge I ~Jfts.~~·i:~ 64~~~il.ll. &><.1..,ok l"t.'t! 2BR.2Ba 1525 /l I 1 d · •-ec.do::linii-.s furthe r-uA t e rrific New3Br.2ba,frplc,deck, brw/pool,waJktoshops.1----------M.iwRent111~.54t>S370 38R:2 811· .$4ZS w ovey an scaptng °'easy-care Unfunllalled 3425 maintenance crew. pro !!Brage. $4~ mo. Call ~~ltdure adlts pref. NoE/SIDE like new rustic. S200 3 br T II K1d'1 &< pNb ok i"('{' 3 BR. 2~ Ba S42S yard. 3 bedrooms, (amiJy room & ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• fcsaional maoagemenl 67J..2099 art 7 PM cm ren, no pets. 1887 adlts, no pets. 1 br S205. 3BR,2Ba S450 formal dining. Comm. pool. Lovely secluded 2 bdrm, I s taff that cares. and Moorovia.548-7924 huge2 br~.646-0505 Muin Rt•nlul11, ~s.370 3BR.2 Ba $4.SO $595 /mo. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. ba. Condo in H.B . nr friendly n eighbors lbr. stove. refr1g, cpts. S11JNNtNGlge 2B 2Ba b . b r I • J0r4 Br,2\.'t ba ~ IT14) h $300 Models open dailY 10-7. drps pauo gar no pets r · 2 r, 2 8• rp c., PGOl1 C! 3BR,2"'83 ~ :4~~f:,';4g :ren~~~-10S4 Sorry.noooeunder21 & $250·. inci uti'l 516~ ~neledden,grdnapt. ~ory Twnbse. £-S1oe. 2 l:ir nt'wly d,•rrt 'd, pooJ rnim\"1 ocrpy $32S trno I ID :..Ul 1WiOO. 962 7188 36R,2\lt Ba $M0 Agent, no fees. no pets. Roommate Lark.spur 873·1920 , $26S. 710 W. l.8thSt. Children ok. $290. 3 RR, 2• .. a. ~ JUST a1D1C01t•T1D service available. Mon · S40olf deposit w /ad. 548-0916. C1l•an, :1 br, 2 bu, ft10 , rplll, 1lrp11, 2 l.'ur !(llr ~;, OOl 4SG9 531 U5-45 \~.no fee 3KR.2~& , $600 2 bedroom, 2 bath condominium H.B. J Br, 2 story, super th·t.o-monthoccupancy. CostaMeta 3824CostaMeso 3824CottaMffQ 3124 3 BR. 2v.11'1 l600 in Immaculate condition. Dbl. nice S340 + deposit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2, .... n .. • ...,.., 84.2 2032 Oakwood Garden Apts · ..... ..,, ......, garage w /sep. arate openers. Dbl. --· ------ 3 BR. 2'" & SG2S door refrig, washer & dryer incl. Beautiful Condo. H B 880 Irvine (all 6th l 3BK.2 8a. . S800 C l p ? ·r 3 -----s Short home 3 BR, 2 ha, nu P.tlnt. rpU., drps ~ 9&\ 45CI> $31 9M5 Alt\ No fre ,. RR. 2"'1 Ba 1475 om m . poo . $350 /mo. Lynne 1er , l m1 rom ocean. 1114 l64S-OSSO 4 JlR. 3 Ba S5J5 Rot.bell 644-6200. (Tl.5) Br, 2 Ba. 2 car garage, 4liR.2v.8M S850 fully c11rpeted. pool , 170016thSl(atDovcn Jaruw, tenrus court & (?14)642 8110 Kt:AUTJlo'UL 4 llR f-'am rni, 2 hn W11Jk to llChoC>l:1, bMt heil<'h ur~• $J!l5 mo !168 0932 or ij48·18M Nlt:E 3 br, 2 b8, gar. yard. nr £d1aon lllgh S365. ~ l33e. 642 1715 tt5Z3 CAM"" Da:htvM N 11 u r n e w b e 11 c h OPEN DAILY townhouse. 3 Br, 2 Ro, 8A.M. T06 P M pool. tennis, boat & trlr 11tora.:e flM..5430 Woodbndge. Brand now, -rully ldsr pd, air cond 3 Dr. 2 ba, patio. Cncd yd, Private home·2Br, den ROrage, hlll top view nook, atrium, pool, h<,oh 1375/mo 82!0 Polk Cir club ..-TO/lse, "vall 111 de Oprn Sun 12 4 6M-6'1'95or644-8432 ~11 ---------1Turtlerock 3Br. 2ba, uuto 5 Br, S4!l0 mo. n ear sprltlrs , cul d ·sac Newland /P11c1Clc Cst ~/lae, ?S2·1K28 :::law Avuil. Dec. 4' Woodbrtd e 3br, 2 ba. ' lake, poof, Jacuzzi. '450. 4 Br, 2 ba, crpt/drps, mo.SSl·l?S9. frplc, bltn.,. Nr We8tm Mall. $400 mo. Gardenc lnclud 893· 141M 2 ba, S37S. Evea 640-1538 a BR. 2 ba. house. Very nice Beaut. yard. 2 Car BEAUTIFUL up~n1ded gar. $340 Jncl. water "Cheyenne Model ' In lhe gardener. No dogs. cau Ranch. 4 bdrm W/COU.0· Nan 962· 7181or538 0907 tr.Y kJtcben. "30. mo lae. ---------• Quick pos1ea1lon. Call 3 Br 2 ba condo $300 111dr 138-1.234 RED CARPET, 1lv/refr Kids ok No Ptt.a.1 __ RW __ tqra~·----UGU6'75 or 875--0CW -------.---1'.il*:io.Y 3 Br. 2 Ba, n~w 2 Br, 2 ba condo. Quiet crpll/pa.int., comm. pool, Adult.a only. Pool i. rec. t.n.nla. No pe.ls. $395. dr rus. mo. 552-3280 m.20e9 wknds «aft. 6. VE'LY 2 sty 4 br. 2\.AI 11 lHI IST'! to Live in this beautiful Big Can· yon townhome -The El Dorado Plan w /3 bedrooms. Magnificent views of exclusive Big Canyon Country CJub from Uving room, din· ing room & master suite. Brand new & vacant. $975 /mo. yrly. Robert Lane 644-6200. (Tl6) IMFl.A TIOH llATIRI Owner will consider 2 yr. lease on tbiJ si;>ic & span 3 bedroom home featunng spacious rooms, fireplace & elec. garage. Recreational features incl. pool, putting green & lawn tennis. Adults only. $475/mo. Paula Bailey 642..a23S. (T17) FAllWAY NOMI Luxury 2 bedropm Big Canyon townbome suspended over tush green fairway. Wet bar -trash compactor -lovely landscaping - steps from Lennis, pool & jacuzzi. Submit on Jengt6 of lease - $650/mo. Paula Bailey 64.2-8235 LIASI A HAPPY HOME BeautlfuJ -new carpet & wallpaper -lovely yard -lovely community w /nrimming pools ~:S to schools & shopping. 2 + den. No pets. SSSO/mo. Barbara AW'\e 642·8235. (Tl.9) . clbhse. Cathy ~I or ---------n Bob Lange 963-7881 2 br. winter rental $300. (213) 445·5963 o r (2 13) New. exclusive, full 447.9443 security condo 1n ----------• Newport Beach. 3 br, 2\h BEACHFRONT 1 Br for ba w tfrplc in master mature adlt11. S225 mo. bdrm & sunken hv rm Avl. 12/l 6/30. 67S-3824 Plush carpeting & inter com lhruoul. Deluxe •LA ftAlllSIB4H!• latchen w/new washe r & 2 Bedroom rum. $300 dryer. Many mirrored All electric. F'arcplace, walls It huge closets. 2 Heated pool. Adults. n car garage w/aul.o door pets. 979·121fl8or64S·l260 otinr. Pool. tennis courts Aero& from golf cour11e jaruiz~ & sauna. 2100 sq'. 20432Sanla Ana Ave ft. ol luxurious living' Leases for $650. Call liAL.BOA Bay Club Bacb 6M-&11e apt, avl 12/23/ $400 mo. ---------1 642-4097 Tow'4N1,. -------~~1 Ulifwwl.a..d 3525 I or 2 BR. l br SIM mo. •••••••••-••••••••••• br S260 mo. Call art 3PM. • 673-14SI · 3 Br 2 8a Twnhse, dbl gar ---------• w/auto opnr, pvt patio, 5Cllllh ~ l7H D/W, S340 mo 1163--4058 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near South Coast Plaza, 2 BR. 2 ba on lhe ocean. Bradford Tnhs 3 BR Fum. $'700 • unfurn $600. e, · Toe.a.l1«W1ly elevaton l '-" Ba, newly decorated. re( farJllUes 499 283.$ • Pool, Jie patio, cblld OK · m>. mo. 556-llr77 Af twllh ........ .a.cl 8RANDNEW38r 3~ Ba,••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ~~c~h m~ '&>a':.~:~~ Gu11 .e ll02 ~ r mo. 834·8282, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8-SP.r 5.3M012 Eva. LEASE TUSTIN 3 Br 2 Hl.rnUnllon Beach. 28R, l ~BA. Nu c9ta, drpt. Cloae to Hunt. Harbor S22,\mo. Avail.12/LS. 554.1332 Af ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, apt, adult• child?en \6 & over , no e,ets. Redec. Ulruout. Fplc, bltN, patio, encl sar. etc. 1375 mo. 1714) 831' n~ eva, Sat/Sun. (21.3 > 922·28'19 Mon· Fri • Adutt Aponment Homes with o Winning Uf esiyle. ChooSe the beSt combination of superb recreation. premium loeoffon. and an of the appointmenis voo desire to make your me complefe . • Ai-Oondlftoning • Bullf 4n Appllances • PrMITe Po1to or Balcony Leisure life Anrocnons lnelUde: • &Mmmlng Pool & Therapy Spo • Two U~ed Tennis Coons • Clubhouse with Flroploce. BlfllordS. &,m. and Pony Klteflen diF One and Two Bedroom. ~ One~ No Lease IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY From $230.00 UA" ~aE s•, .,. d l ba, fam rm. cpl, dtpt • RI' '"'"" 11 8 n lhruout, •rdnr lnsl'd. \he Dally Pilot bring hap. &t0-00'1• 1706 NEED A RENTALff We bave l.hem- \ t.o 4 br'a fat'k~Vdp t' ... PY NSU.lu. To place your1---------1 drawlna cud , phoo• P'lnd •bat you want in ~ tod.ay. Dal\7 Piiot Cluallled&. ' ....................... KJOS A: PETS WE.LOOM£ NEW ERARl!NTALS 831 2800 ·FEE · AM100 • • L: . . . . .. r .. .; (~ ... , ................... ·······- • DAILY PILOT •5 Add ft...Build 1t .• Diaper it ... Hammer it. .. Carpet SERVICE it...Cement It ... Wire 1t...Hoe lt. .. Clecan 1t...Move it ... Press lt...Paint it...Nail lt...Ptaster it ... F1x 11.. DIRECTORY ..,,.mc•R... c.,.tS..lce c-.tfCOIKrwh Gw•11J I ..... t• ••de •; , ..... /P•"'-t ...•••.••.........•.•. . .••...••....•.....•.•• ··•··•••••·•·•·······•· ······················· .......••....•.••...... ··············~········ .•....••.........•..... At>PUANCE Rfo;J>AIR Shompoo 4r atum clean Qua lily cem!!nl work YARl>CLEANVPS Haullna. rnovtna. ct~anup Jape.nae H~leanln.i. Paint-Repair 35 yr:s In •(.'U~"TOM PAIN1'lNC• $Jo-Berv1ceCall Ina <..:olor bnghtenen. Patios. pool dHlu. Mow a. edae. Call Roe ST/up ~ork Reat. Own tran,porlatlOQ. arn. workmans hip Lntr/Exlr Reas Rate• (1141549-2>t22 wbt cupl• lO min dnvew11n. t:nll Jt:JI ~7~08 ful.freeest842-4WJ ~ auv Takeadvanl.ofmy Cal181"\1(,$4G-O'l20eve1 .... _....._._ bleach. Cleat\ llv rm. din :>88-~ •---------1 -..&..-...&..... a.per $311.-1~ -~/8-..£. •----' _"...._._ rm &i hall SlS. Av.: nn Gcwed ~~ ._........, ,.._-,._,...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 50, rouch $10. rha'r ~ c:o.tractor ••••••••••••••••••••••• I• tc:la aelz g ••••••••••••••,•••••••• , .. Y~ C•tle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Arrhlleclural & Struc Guar eUm pet odor Crpl •••••••••••••••••••••••Retired Sedona, Ariz <'OU ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:xpr'd Landa ca pen Avra l!:xll' 15ty $345 PATCH rL.ASTERINO tural Pllll\ll. Rmdl & o repair. 15 yr11 upr Do LEEM JARVlS pit• will houae:1ll & or~ Want a REALLY CLEAN $9nnltlen lnaiaJI •re· 2-$t,y$46.)Jlol.l"M:M-m u At..LTYPf.S•• emovala. lrlma1lnt pnmJna. free eat. L.lc 1''Ully lnaured. &4.2-ZiA' oew construe lion. Rc11d work mys e 11. R efs AddlUons & Remodeling for peLIJ & ph1nt1 moolh llOUSE'! Call Gangllam pair Coocretel & bnck Pncea Ulcl mu"l/labot fo'ree ~t ~~ 1Comm 'l/lnd11lr11 ~1~101 9S2-~3 Ur311"'56 of Dec. Hef• avail. Girl F'reeeet.a,64s-Sl23 w~.~m8Malone Ouar,lnard,freeeal Removln". trlmmlni 640-7020 642-4957 Ted638-1~or~·Ol34 VERYNEATPATCll • Carpel Man wlU lay youn Bcdricd HOUSECLEANING 11 U•111rf JOBS&TEXTURE topplna Ina 'd . ll 1 ~ or mine. Repairs & ••••••••••••••••••••••• llandyman&Carpenter Our Bus lnesit Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETER.SPAINTING Jo"r-ee~l. 893-1438 bonded, Wlnlllr rate ••••••••••••••••••••••• deaning too! Guar work Electn\·al Scrv1C'e Cltlls. Any & All home repaln1 Ja.nlce's Raagedy Anns Fireplace•·Planlert Expr•d reas rates free 845-512' , LOVlNG CARE. Hot atblggersavmgs.Fresl $13 La• Cl0315132. <All Fr\.-etmt.~9 at~ BncltCoocre&ePaUo est.<:allGe~~-OU& "8iti•g ___ .:,._ ___ _ lunches. uc·d with ref$ ~ ~8233 GI-Block Walls .BBQ Pits ....................... ree &·Yard W c>r 642-Sl99 ~ Reliable. etllcienl. own Rd. Eats~0464 {l>(l'ERlOR/EXTERlOR 10 % off w/ad. Plumblna. Sktploader, du.mp true ---------1WeCareCarpelCleaners ..... rincJ ....................... tnanap,references.Anlla AcousUcal cell'p 2:5 yrs wtr svs. leab. balbrm demolition, m111 1 C.pelltr Slum Clean or Shampoo ....................... Sk.iploadt-r. dump troclr. IHS-0847. 1-'ree eisl. Slump11tone. tile, uper. 894-Q08 aft 6PM encl Reas. 832·4M88 ,_'15_1_·3930 ______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Also Upholstery All work STRUCTUKAL hal.lllog, tree wk, grad· blot'kwalb. bri\:k. plan-p mrnlng & Removi • uGeoraePllmer&So(l.S quar Reis/MC. Fre~esl ENGrNEERINC ,ng, demohtion.etc ten. Quality wdrlt al re· ~J· lnt/EX'l . Reita, PLUMBER·Repu1r, r e. Exprd yng lodlvadui Add.s/Rmdl/Piunl1Plarm Reas Rales·64S·3'716 CONSUl.TANT&I0-7020 _1_,_1.t9.JO ________ ·~»~ •-Pri~ BQb ·UO-~. <t~pen able. Free e~l pipe, •nll•Jl.atloo Reas . call Darr• Smljobs·Llc.dSS1.Ql32 ,..~/Co.crtfe mg Efficient, R<>llable, ~ CallJayMS-796.S services. G. Gadley, __.... '"-• .i. g ....._.__ Exprd. R eas, Refs. --P 1 N , 8 ,_ 542.9315 ,_MS-O __ u_s ____ _ MlNORHOMEREPAIR ....................... wwaa ._.., ~7 Mo•lltg 11 nl ew ior ant.a"' ......,. ._ c..-Carpentry. PlumbinK BobScarci11Concretelnc •••••••••••••••••••:••••••••••••••••••••:•••••---------••••••••••••••.;.•••••••Save Money. Lateat T••&.Saaltpellr Ur-•·~r ''l Ceramic Tile ~5560 General concrete work. Cabellero & fs<ms t::xpr vqu HA VE lT READY Clearung By Day 125, fo'riendly Movioi(Co. Effi· mdbodl & old fashioned ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••· ---------• Commerdal·Resad,nlial gardener fr Cl>b, re-I LL HAUL lT AWAY 7 hours. Call (21.3) clcnt, friendly service. pnde. Let me show you CANOPY TV SVC co. DAVENPORT 4s CHAii FINISH. REMODEL ~ Lic22094l asonahle. 6464tiM afl TIMS48-6306 498-2621. Lowesl poss rates whymyworltlslhe!>Hl. lstRateSeniCt' Prolesslooa.llycteam.oe Rpr. Small Jobs OK ~pm 847--0992 Call Calico83t'r.SSSS at F11r Pnces 960-1633 for 135. Ph: ~106 Reas 979-0379 •Resident.a al Concrete• Sonny & Jer. f'ree haul· Gi?neral Housecleaning. ------f Uoyd Dennis Construe· Expe"!enced Gardening mg, cleanup, tree work 1bere's 2 of us, so we're Oon't ¥Ive up &e shll'! Worltman1b1p Guurn'd Claasifled ads sell big Don't drop lhe ball! Gel REMODELING tion20Yrsexp.&4SSl.23 ServH·e & Cleanups. Cor usable items. Fen. twlceasfasl CallOebbu.• .. Ltst' It In ~ssafied lnter/Exter.f'l:ee eal items. small llems or )obwi(balow-costOa1 ALTERATIONS. Local ----Quality Work . Maise ces/bldgs r e moved or Joan. <193·3968 or Ship lo shore. results• 25Yrsexp 642-0295. any item. Jus t call Pilot Clauified A rteaaooable 673-1.309 Want Ads Call 642 5678 548-204!1 557 2005 494-5649. -6t2·S6'78. 642-5678. Phone 642·5678. At>w taut1............. .Atocw l•..t• ......._ Apa •• .. h u.twa. Apw hauh u..fww. a_.. to sa... 4300 Office ltftlfcll 4400 ....... ....... • •• ••• •• •• •• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pp ..... , 5005 C>f• ..... ., soc ' Costa Me.a 3124 HuRtiftr10tt leach 3840 Hwilincl°" leoch 3840 M4twport leoci. 3869 ... ..,...... le~ 3869 Oceaofront Furn 38r. • .......................................... . •••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••• •• •• •••••• •• •• •• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••• •• ••••••••• •• •••• 2ba Nwpt Bch. Female l.EAUTY SHOP Foreign Car Repalr Du Pre ChnslrnasSpeciul! N t! w ow n e r i. 0 r DELUXE 3 Or npt, fplc, SPACIOUS 4 Br 2"'i 811, DR WATERFRONT preferred. USO including oees for sale. WIU 8' encl patio 1 blk to b t util 6'13.-89e7 · Located ln prestigious parts & equip. Cheap r 2 br upts (rom $190. Cpta, Beitchwood Apts, 19132 dshwshr, patJO, llOQI ~ • c 1· Bullllns, fpk. c r pts, Foresl Avenue Mall· quicksale. 548-13$4. drps. luds olt. No pets. Magnolia, H. B .. orrer a 2 mo 842 5541 or R47·5948 Yrly. 673 771M1 drps, garage $05 Share 2 BR Irvine Apt. ~c...-,....;;.. U.guna Beach. National· -=-------- Stove. 548-0483 br, 2 ba, 1000 :.q. fl 1br,1225. incl ulll 3601 FINLEY AVE, NB Rent SlZT.SO + ulJI. Non :;:=eo ly advertised s tyling Ganlenlng Roule. security apt w/pool. an-1-. 3844 3br $37S.Refsreqd. JACOISREALTY smoker.!l.sl·_,., ,1...___ apecialiat. Great em Truclt&Equlpforsalc 2 Br w/aar. $230. New j · A IC d h h --• ' ~~ 3CUUI, • s w r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5800 675-6670 v --phasis OD color. SJS.000 ............... crpl, lge fncd yd w/paUo. Adults only. No pets WOODRRIOG 6 Allraclave rem. lo shr :;: ...,, -.-NNN per year. Potenllal•--------- Water pd. 222• "D " $250. Call new Mgr at PINES APT: New deluxe bayfront S-C..,,.l'Oh1 387 2BR apt. w/male. Apt. f<ll'npan&1oo. tf illdJ"llf'St.d ~~a. call belwn l·S 9621800 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. Duple.IC. c hoice loc ....................... overlooks bay $100 mo. c-.y•Cc .. _, Ul Gem. Hot beach lo ----------•zb 1 1 d Oesi"ned ltke early w /panorama<' vlt!w OCEANFRONT Luxury 2 7.45.3-CJrvine,<;.M. U04So.CoastHwr. E·Z operation. Own• PLUSH 2 br. beamed n~· cr;t·r.o 2 f :ij YI\' Cahforo1a bungalow:-.. 5'1~r ~r3k.~R~o:i1~~~~: ~h.d~~~ a~ps lo GaCll)lsfor R.c.t 4350 •l MO PREE RENT• LAGUNA BEACH ~~ ct~~1Dor!1k~ a': ceil'gs, frpl. ear. 2222 Delaware ~ ' From s 2 7 o. 1 1 s Lower . 2 BR, $:OOO. mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·2·3 Rm. offices from 497·2457 Re&tauranl Bltr.6'1l-'1S4 PaclficAve.642-07s& MecrLabPri . !:'kr:~::5~~!~~ss.30 ~~ooly.Avaal 'l/1177. ~~= ~i~.' ~~x~ ~~J:a Double, $45. !.!~~:Hot'!'t~No~dJ C0111l*51J1goa.7 .. ,.41wttt 3~.'~:~~~~~j Deld"' Wle 3 bru. 2""r b1a. 1a7t1t,. --~-IMOO L 2 8 2 ., Pantry. Elec. Kitch . 64S-tJ36 req.8J3.3223TU noon ~.~~~aPct.ll ve~.Jallbul. o;plWlaalty 501 , 84&-0547eves. uosiar .. pa o. rp c ,, p•nw'l.Ur.ST ...... 5 ge r , ua, neat F'rplc, Garagea. S41S. 6,.._S~FT ... ...._. eaae c or•••••••••••••••••••••·. ----------•Alabama, 536-3465 o -""5 iou-• beach. Yrly. 642·2280 Beachacceas.492·3595 Offiul...td 44 v '"'"" stop by fOf' free Wo. SJ~ 2br,kldsok Sthve SJ&.1718 Adult & family apts. eve./wknds. ...................... 16l7WESTC FF·NB categonea & types We AMOMyWcwtaliop! rehig Fee from $?45 Tenna:1, health New ~; 2 bdnns , 2 u You Need A SlaUed & AGT. 541·50.12 guarantee th please you. For Real 1?5tate IDvei Mam Ren'ta)a, S40.S370 club. i;arden view 3883 I Br, 2ba I Hlk to bch baths, Crpl.. beam ce11's. Furnished omce call 751-3741 ment Pro•· Sberat« 1 THE IAY LEAF 2 Bdrm. water pd S260 Beautiful. spacious new apts. Pool. pvt p;Alaos. Adults, no pets J29Avocado, C.M. 646-IMl83 •l.arcJtl'WwAph• Parkv1ew Lane, Irvine. ~/mo. I yr l11e avall. auperocetu1&mt view. THE EXECUTIVE 1501 WntclffDr. UNl~'~r~~l..1!.c,ESS NewpolrtD'•·y,,..,.•y 1·2 3 bedroom. c~1ldren Owned & m anaged by New cpts, drps, 5106 Nep Adults, no pets $42.S Mo. SUlTE Rent uicludes Newport.Fin.1!'6.tialCtr ,... .,, .. 10 ~ v._ olt. pers considered, TheTrvlneCo,552-9200 ~uneAve.832-2080 ___ 833-9293 f/time recept., phone & IAasMgOfflceSpoce 1S25Me111VerdeOrE Dec. 4, 8AM-4PM. Hca ddr11hwashe1rs.d ca,rp.et5, --,160 ._._...._. -3 Br 2 Ua roomy, clean Perfect for one. View mall service. uttl & CaUonSite Manager (ucrossfromKooal.ns) GeorgeH.Andenoo,oi apes, c ose garage, . ........ .. R, new cpl.a sQndeck bltn1 Sh I" l b h ja.NlonaJ. Secy's & ofc (7141M2-3lllext246 Suitel06,Cost.aMeaa of America's bat Re. a close to schools. super W1ll 1baremcelrvrne bch&h • 1 64S.l87B' ort wa" O eac equip avail Newpor t UBI Open7day!I. Est ale Pape Dlte 4 plexs. furniture bome,pool&Jacuua. ayyry -Un. mo incl ulil Center.64G-S470 · ---authorit ies. Cal • av a 1 I ab I e . C a 11 SSI 3843 1 br trt plex $26S yrly 49'2 8l59or 492·2896 ........_a-.. 4450 •Fumillare&Plywd Mrg. 714·346-8808 <You m a 1714 >847 7566, lOam·Spm L.ogillllo h h --3-848 Util pd call alter 5 pm 5°""' L.,..a 3816 COM dlx swtes from llSO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Ladies Wear. Ki-Cius! call collect). A present. Studio 2 br, l V. ba. Patio. 7days. ••••••••••~••••••••••• 1714>682 3596 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Util lncld, A/C, ample L.AGoUMA llACH •8()()KSTORE tion or Proress1oni drps /crpl. Ut1I incl LAGoUHAIEACH C ~" quiet lu~r1ous ex Pkl'.Janllor67S..a900 Village Faire Com •DRAPERYWKRM EducaUooal lnslltuw, Quiet .No c~aldren or Zar\..., Ba, sep Jtar. pvt NWPT RES T luxury e c' 2 b~. 2 ba apt Pnml' local.Ion in Hunt· mer1cal Shops/Office :~~af~i~:f.~r PalmSpnnp. pel.s $225 642·2825__ pallO, S2.S(). 536 6805 or ~~~0s<!! I ~od 8~p~1~':1e. ~f: 2~; n ;~a; la~.4 ~1~· Elevator lo scenic JlriV a n g l 0 n 8 e a c h 0 n space. Spaces from 434 Cont.act Agnt Sam Crane ....., to Locml S02~ Good Location. 2 br, 2 bu, 963-7298. Walk LO beach & town &aS-4867 bch. Party & game r~m . Brookhurst. 800' square sq. n. th 1300 aq. n. Am· (714164S-4170 !)4()..()608 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bit s drps frpl , I I ct I I WU.I sec. Perfect hvmit feet. Single, garden type pie parltlng-~Jd t.o Pot· I t ~__. • ~--"TD , n. ' • gar.2 Br.encl gar.patlo,blk n<' 11 es ut al ac:. tr.-.t.-tt YI orwltndretreatrorthe swre orofflce.Goodex· te Shack ORANGE JULIUS To a,..._.M"V • ·' ~~ .. u~~ no pets $200 tobeach.nopcts 2051~lh $350/mo. nmnu c ew adventurous adult. ~15 pQ6urc.signageparklng. ry · CMlocalloo.Own~ao.!. LOANSAVAILABLE ,,..r-ovvv StSJ6.8729 ~7HI 2 Bdrm .l '-.balhhome ~~7~~~~1~P};.3~2 ~:ij mo.yrly.lse499-283S Call Mr . Plummer J(XX}$Q.ft.z.oned M·lin lous 125 ,000. Call c~:.=,i:~t O...i BEACH Lagun a ch arm c r pd 496-Uli _..._._ .... FumiWd 963-676'1 Lagun a C a n yon. ~'1221 l br, Bltns, D/W, cpl:.. drps . g.ir , <1dull'i no pets. ~4291or645·0527 BEAUT brand new 2 br. 2 ba. Uv rm, din rm. frplc, beam ce1l, bltns. JBCUZZI, gar., ocean vu 642 7992 Barhclor Pvt. Stv. & rf'rng, tPl'I. drpt; Quiel adll Nr. Oranl(e & Knoll SI.SO A IJ ull I pd 642·0S38 f"'lll $400 .....-;;~-.1.L-..11 9 0 Eslabh s hed location. Century2l "Westcliff" Pvt party will loan 0 , 'mo 2 Br, 2 Ba Condo. Brand or...___~ 3 0 APPROX 800 sq n. C 2 al $1550/mo. ---------N d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 130 E. 17th St , $25-0 mo TRA YEL ACiEHCY short w~ lsl or 2nd TC' 2 B<lnn from S325 3 Bdrm Crom S49!> •Summer & winter at NEW {;ONDOJ Bdrm. new. ow rps/«rpl THEEXCITING Doyle548-0479 Cwy&C.,._., n...t 1 N . ..,.,,.,. Res1dentialonly.55e-884 Wit h whitewater VICW. Nwp~ Crest. ten PALMMESAAns. l\04So.CoutJ{wy . .-.. me oc. eu .,.......,, .. ~75/mo ru11sw1rnm1ng. $475 mo DELUXE OFACES LAGUNA BEACH mo. Groeaed $80.000 mo. $CASH$ C~ Ir Company Call Milte Bryant, (2131 MlNUTESTONPT Comml & indsU spaces, 497-2457 751·3741 t 11>1 So Coast Hwy 920-1822. D6"hocl~" BR 200 th 2000 sq. ft. As low UNITED BUSINESS HOME OWNERS borro' C 8 I ua ..• "" . 10 0 0 s q ft c 0 m INVESI'MENT at low banlt rates t.o COD LA UNA EACl Weslcllff new 2 Br, 2 Ba, from 1195 as 35' SQ. n. Lag Niguel & . l/W bous bid . tS2S Metia Verde Or E IOlldatedebts, .,,.y taxei. 497-2457 f r p I ,. . r e r r I g Adulta. No Pet.OJ Mission Vleio· areas men:aa are e g -w/1cemalter. 2 patios, LS6lMesaOr. Handy lo S.D. Frwy. ooW.l9lhSt,C.M.W1tbl (acroasfrom take a vacaUoo, rooo• OCEAN VIEW wshr/dryr, pool, adulls <5 Blks Easlof Nt!WPOrt Call· &1l·lo\OO ac. 11torag., area behind. Kona Laoea> addlUoo, swim pool, pa:- beach 1s beautiful •Views of ocean. Catalina & Palos Verdes * l.atRe pn vate dttks •Heated Pool Saunas •As."l1gnl'<l covr 'd prkg •Addlt1on11I free pQrkmt: ---------•I •Maid servl('e Hvall RENTALS S4.2S mo. 67~)9 · Suitable for comm 'I &r Stdte 106, Costa Mesa otr existln& 2Dd cw an: Blvd.I WESTCUFF FU 'd r ....... _ ..... $700 nor mo. UBl Open7da""' .,.,.....,.... 2 br lwnhse apt & 2 br hsc -54&-9860 m · o t', .. """" """" ..-J~ .. -..--· 1&2 ... Trtn $145 lo S175 Gas & water 1xt No klds1pets, 133 B I filh St t: ~ 1>42 1265 Spac 2 Ur 21 • b.i , l>l\ns rrplr t'nc·I ) .trd & 1iaraf(1: 2027 OranJto: Ave ln4wrt• 11t Apl A 2 •Furniture avail NO l'f:TS Open M I" !I 30-S 30 ~t 1().5, Sun I:? S Huntington Pacific 711 Ocean Avenue 17141$36· 1487 wiff1Jlc & gara~l' Walk NEWPORTSllORES $120mo. lmmed occ upancy. MICHAMICS 10 l>c:h . s mall pet 2Ur, 2Ba, gar, blks lo ROCMftl •OOO 542.4007 Heavy front lrafrtc. GIFTS.t4AUMAU MATIOHA.&.l.ANllC welcoml' 547 5448 o1:t>an, no pets, yrly lse Phone6t2~10aslt forEd Prestage loc. Noll 171416Jl..3954 ---------• $325 mo. 64~·3320 . ;;;;;1:;;;:;;;;;·,:i:~ ~:e~~~ l°:a' ~ Bucko. S:::/r. Plusolherslo --------- Prestigious oceanfront 63712.SS All SSO. wk Share k1l/· Mo 'ca Agt 673-1300 NEWPORT BCHSTORE c rom. MaMy We.Md S03l· addres~ :? br, 2 bo . all balh. Shown Mon·Sat 2630AvooSl.·$270Mo. 751·3741 ..................... .. ~t~lc~~~sr~c~;~~ ~t~~ N~~~~r~ den "only" Call art lpm. GROUND Flr. ok .. out· Jerry Wynn (213)4'17-7701 UNITED BUSINESS I 00/o ....... . h Refs req'd. 5S6--0058 or side entry. approx. LNVESJ'MENT SlS.000 needed. Wil 1 loveliest areas on l c Su lwcuryapLs 548.5954 ll'Xlg', pvt. bath. new Older house; Mis. 700sq. U25MesaVerde0r E. securew/2nd TD on Easi Coast <.:alt Turner A:. •Buillms cpt. drps. 1115 mo. 2333 ft. $250 mo; No tease al <acroufromKonaLns> Side C.M. home. Xlnt !!OC • 4~ 1177 •Trash Compactt>r . ROOMS S2S wk up with E. Cout Hwv, 67s.5444 2528 Newport Blvd. CM Sulle 106, Costa Mesa •Wetbar lulchen. $37.50 wk up J UBI Open7da)'I location, good equity :! Rr 2 hu J)Ul1I rpl' 11rp-. ,\f11naii('(I by Adil' !'.11 pt't' lmm1'd Wllhurn Wuller~Co. 1><'1·py $245 i~ W llllh ------Spoc 2 br oct'ao view npl Blln::., hculll'I. frplr i;leps to be11<'h $4 3~ 4!n·:!Y76or768 l\200 •Firep ace apt.s 548-97SSorMS·3967 Prime location. lrvLDe ID· COMMERCIAL STORE John DI l"rancesco. •Priv ebeach duatnal Complex. AvaJI LAGUNA BEACH Cockt ... ,fa"l-•t 833-355l ,646-3S'78. "l N~;w 2 Br. t Bu. bltns •Plexi enc:I. pullos ROOM With kitchen Dec 15. ExecuSuate Approx. 800 sq. f\. + $1.S,000. MONTH MOii..._., T t L.arl(I' 3 hr 2 hi• ,1pl, 1l~hwh r 1>w1I Adulll1 ~I mu nx~"'lt Plwcc. nrt Pl 1tt•1•11l1J : Ht L rpl• 11~ C'&rpt1rl ~oil Chtklrcn olt ~W mt) 642 7986 3826 ......•••......•••..... Nrw Spectacular (ktan View. 2 Br 2 Sa, dbl car aar. S300 mo. 87$-5666, ~7748 ----- F.<t lgt> 2 br. 2 ba. frplc. dresall\ll rm Adull8 +-I tecnaaer From $29!l Gu le water pd 498-7'711 .... ""'_ ...... 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-:XTRA Nice, nr ~elln 2 hr, t•nrl gar. chlld oil ~mo'114~tMJ ch1lcl or ~ml pct (JK S27S ~ ~l2orli26 Wlli •S etector11 pnv1legea. $13.S mo. Call w /sccretaraes, con · large atorage loft. Hu 2 Mostly bar_ New~ nn 5015 •Slaps vual to tenants alt 3PM ,673-14Sl rerence fac1l . reproduc-connecting roocna. OM Beach location. Part.n •••••••••••••••••••••- 919 .Ba 1deDr.67J.3414 BAL. Island Quiet. pre tion, rccep. ,\complete has f1replace. Ample feuding. Needs go entity. Our EilecuSultea parting. Leue st operator. Can be b&ndl LOANS 9% , 1 MOVE IN 1167 Y CANAFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Par1< Newport U. Aia101J VllJu. Shllrp :J LUXURY l\PT LIVING br. 2 ba. pallo, encl JU!r. Overlooklng The Water Hlrry, Ollfr a*-w left! pool . k ads welcolhe 2 RR Crom $:.!'!O ~7 S.~I 1-:nJoy 1750,000 hulth MOW!!! 3 BR, fplc 2 ba SJ7S Newport leaclt 3969 ,.., •. 7 11w1mm1nR pools, 8 ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• hgbted courts, miles of _________ 1 hike trails, putUng, shut Children OK !.l.'t! tht3C lovely 2 Ir 3 BR apartmenlb Tht!)' are clolle to C1•nlr11I Park, recn:11Uon. ~hop pl_ng, freeways Hike tu beach! W•ahoh9Y•o....,_ .. twflf loc.atioM! OCIAMAtOMT 3 8R,2 ba. $550 2 BR. Iba Vrcy. $375 HIWPOIT TlltltACE a DR. 2 ba condo $50<> SIA WINO CONDO 2 BR, den 2ba14.50 Oehoar!b Jr J '11 rrom $23!1.SO/mo Al!IO 1&2 bdrm plans 0:? ictory townhou1c1 senUy work'g. men only are a matter ot tute. month. All uW. pej(j by for about S3S.OOO do11m !,hr baths. TV· rm & The Hauser co. 7$2.-0681. landlord ancludhtR old hceoae. Aho 2-111> a.o.t Fairest Terms slnce 1049 Sattlcf' MhJ. Co. 642-2171 5"45-061 ' k1tch ~mo. 67S 361.3 ---Ml.SSJON 494-0711 l\3l.&17-4200 -..st HCNM 4 l 50 Med 1wte for rent 900 sq --------....................... n Choice locale Call •TOP * H l • CJ1f St.cf Loving cue. 24 hrs, IWS-4610 ioto4 • LOCATI~ • Grosasso.ooo. mo. Successful retail or Free standing l>uUdla service location at se1. up for high volume. Newport P 1 er an Beach town location hslanced diet s Pvt1---------m( room. patios. S44·3833 Vacation R...tah 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office space available ID Corona de l Mar. aoolh side of hlahway. $175 per Lwcurtous. furn villa on month 675-2311. ask for S11yullta Beach nea r 1~M~is~s~i~~~~~~~ t>uerto Vallarta 4 br 41. _b8 __ ssoo_._w_k_7_3_1._J7_1_1 __ H.B. oft' $35/mo. Includes PAJ.M DESERT utJI. Pvt & qwet. Gd foe. tBR <um'd condo. Pool Ph: 536-135'1 Jecuw. Close to 1bp'ic1---------.. cntr. SOOO mo., $60 per rule 7~1·l163, owner BIG DEAR LAKEFRONT Cabins. (114 I 8116-7701 $9727 or839·5173 ...... ta Shere 4l00 • •••••••••••••••••••••• .,... S4YIS$ Pri vale party will buy yoor 2nd T 0 . 6'2·3S73 Newport, Does over $20 ,000. a * 1349 Square r~ month an summer. Im Id & 2.ad L.oms ._.On-site parking maculate condition. 29% I i P lfl Fi · t II Down. Ant. 837_.200___ rv oe ac 1: nanc1a • • Exce ent exposuru "" Company 64()-8292 •Large sign area •~ !W1.. f REALONOMICS Co --..-, ···-Cl\lent EARN 10% on local TD'a. Reali.or$ 6°7s-:l'oo Neta S2000. belp·run BILL HARDESTY An emergent· y u le I Realtoc" 815·2800 MARINEORIENTED Owner must leave Stale --------=..:.. Space avl. ~sq. ft. $275 t.o protect other invest· 2nd T 0 lrny er h 8 'I mo. Loe. 900 W Coast menl8. The fin.est lookln;c 1100.000 to invest. P.I'. llwy In Newport Manne bar ln Oranl(e County 968~------ Ctr Call. Ken Witzel Just listed. Good wrm"' "'"" """' ,....._1 T 0 71•"•c1711 A,.. 837·4""" r>'• 111 • ..,._:ores · · .. • .,..., --------'"'"-- 0 --"""-----1 Jo~in <>n r e11dence an .......,.dR..tal 4500 SWl'LY·SALIS Nwpt Och 84Htl80ovei. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neu S2S.OOO. yr E Z run.~/ Elec kltch, prlv, pati~ & bal<'on1es. crpla, draperies, parltlna. elevutor11 14YROMT HOMl 3 BR. 2 ba 12000 Mo yrly sr.s TO IUCH 3BR.2.ba. Uni. $42S 2 Br, 2 Be. bllns. £utio. no 1( ..... .,.. Realty pets. 1 cblkf oil r ll('hlb 141.-300 Opuooul maid service Pree Room, In Lwcury Irvine home for lady In excha n1u for llte bousekeepin&. Call Ken S62·l222 Offke IWldiRc) TWGSTORY N~rt Peninsuln 2500 Ft ea. floor Air ondllloned Walnut Paneled 0"1ces Elevator Prtvale Parking Janitorial Serojlcea UUUUes 673-5890 after 4 ,JO ONE YEAR OLD Short hnt. A "slees>C)r" 'W"ICI±/ bull , a alUI. LcKt & Foe.ct 751-3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '250 mo 546-37\0 aft 5pm 2 Br. 1 Ra, encl gnr , S280 ••••••••• Jl.l8t north of f'aahloo m o JOOS Alaba ma. Island at Jamboree 4s $44 5701 af\er 5. 30. Brand new, 3 bdrm apls, Sun Joaqufo Hlll• Rd. ---------·• alud10 & convenllonal. Wanted r oomm ate lo $180. 2 be, garage, pool Xmas move In a l fo'orlel31n&lnformaUon: share new 2 br, 2 bacon· I·--------• Kidsolt. Fee lowance, 2 wks frtt rent do. CIOM t.o bcb., ocean ...... hoc.II 4150 Sq,ft lndu11lrlal spece few leaH. 1--ocalcd acrosa street from Koll/lrvlne Cent(lr. Nr OC Airport. 9UOO/mo. IDIJDDU RIAi.TOR 64,..,81 I MamRentals,$40-5310 (7141 847·7566, lOam· •D&.UXI-714/b44·l900 ~:;..,~~lene, 631-1098 AntM-"'Fr.. Nur beach SHiO. t br, Spm. Eastblulf 3 br. 2 ba. 315Tos:.>5Quare feet ....,. W-.d 4600 cb.lld ok Fee 2 Br Condo Nr Warner Ii Lease. Incl. apac. master I Br, sunded:, yrly, 2 bllts WOMAN over '5 w /car to Ideal for : ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mum Rentals, S40-53'70 Beach. $2'75 mo. SJ8.3M8 suite, din rm & dbl lo heh, utll pd, no Pola ahr . CdM home W/Hmt. •Real F.alatellro.ller Ne(ld Or~spec:e to daya.~eves garage. Auto door 673-«SO Rm/board & nominal • Au.omey l f I t I l Br opener avail. Pool &i RENTAl,STEALI ~~i. lo right person. •Accountant ~1ne::.~2ar.03 eaa 08 2 Br Pa1nted..1. draped, a . 2 811, frplc, patio, recreation area. Adults Steps 4s view t.o ocean. 3 .,.tor day ph, 8'TS-'725 carpets, 1 ba m11 11tove G75 mo. oo1y No pets Frocn $360 h 2 ba paUo crpt drp1 Female roommate want Good patklql Sludlo cw small I BR apt, Closed t'llr No children M1·S113 865Amtsa. Way ~. tM or mo. &U.1334 ed t.o abare 2 Br beach Jn1hway upo1ure In CdM. so retired l•dY or pets 425 l2th St. 1 BR-. pets ok, 1210 mo. 3 Managed by or042·6.S18 hae. Sl3$ +. Maxey HJUle McCorroack cu be near children. NEW 1 hr, frplc , beam Bin beach, 328·13lh St , Or•nada MimtCo. , 17~1 Re&Jty 4tt·7651 ~ __ .,,_48 _____ _ cell, hlln~. pool. volley 96CM1182or 2134ll·S6l8 Nwprt Sb.rs 2 br 2 ba. LJi~~,JSJ-lft ~~ER· ---C.--... -----Dark room fo r r e nt lwlsMMj19'Ynt/ ball. ~.ar 1235 842·m34 BR, 1 bill. to bch, frpl, 1325 yrly. a.i3.81e0, Ruth, Lo~.11'i-aft. ep:o. U ...... Ill' '"Ml! Laiun-Beach arff. $.50. ,.._. RlADYMOW UNl1'&t> BUSINESS Ji,,a RC.Ctftllllh 5100 lNVESTM ENTS • ••••. • • • •• ••••• •• • •• • • lS.ZSMraa Veroe Dr£ (11ct'ON from Kona Lnt > Suite 106, Coat.a .... ) UBI Open 7 da11 Hl'lrhurt L. Carlton M.D Ann0unce11 the openlnit ol bl.A ofc for the pr•c:t icu o( Family Medicine. 17822 Dch. Blvd Ste l3B •Balboa lslallll• ~!~STs , cr:'=~ Rare Findll needed for wcekontl •• Craft Sale ul MajorSbop· ~ ln one beauty aalon piltJ Center S5 per day. & rwul boutique: double Call Dick al (114)540.0940 li~ Xlnl locaUoo. aft 6 pm. u Year e1\abl11bed1-=~=.;__ ____ _ ~Uentdo. Call fot addl· Lost I fomd UOO UonaJ Worrnatlon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pr1(!9S1'1,SOO U.t: lritb Setter Male So Orange Co. 1 yr old. Cblldreo unhappy ~ 2 Br, 2 ba condo. Quiel dllhwahr. encl gar, no Me-34'13evea/wknda Sb ._,,ho mo.4iM-1.Maftepm, ·-••••••••••••••-•••• peta S300mo 980-1393 Panoramic Ocean Ii area mecwaptment ... M Adull.Sonly Pool&rec . BEACH2blka,newpalnt. CatallnaVlew.Qulett.op h..., ,...,...:_.TT.-... -ft.. I" soo• 11.llt.llOAISLA\ll ctr.$24:).mo SS2·32llO D""'""'E l br. ':ft'· full 3 Br 2 Ba dplx, fplc, n,.,.,. 2 Br. 2 Ba. IUX\I~ ~'-v..uuu Vl'Ml'VTW Ml=rtc...... upp•• ~ llJ .,..,~A bl u N ""' YTT-....-....................... • 67)..6,00 • FOUND: Rlnt. Yic ~tan· et• School aJ"U. Call tl ldlnt.lfy. CallMMeQI. • OPEH HOUSl '* amenities w /fu I rte tns, pa o, aar. o peta. a par l men t . Par v..M' ~ ~ ~ PROI OP'FJCESPACE ·~~~~~~~~~ SattSun•th&SthallMOI facll1. Set' to believe! S400 yrly.~J882 Ne~port'1 finest loca· o.i~~ • .i. Desi,.. Plaza MflGSTafAI. I· Loll: Wbl al~ male R, 1 1 n 11 1 n H . 8 . MHl407 • Compact 2 level •Ingle don. Adultaooly.~-0081 Fotover$yn.SD-4'" Avail&btli';,rutdiately :·c:: ~o. ~'i~~::r;, ICE CREAM PARLOR ct\ w/blue eyea. Wear· 2 br opt. encl 1ara1e. BR. Db& aar. 2 Ba, frplc WO locludu uUl In STEPS TO OCEAN Nl'W1Jl(lr't er.st Btauty •&q ft·POO Low ov~ C.JI ltw MAJOR F'RANC'HlSK lnll LA ID l.al w/namc Adull a only S260 Ul 12th St. S33S Call Harbor View Home1. Oeh111e Nwpt. Shorel 2 ()cvu,rmwltdlba.DOO. Callm·at• detaila.Xl.nlbl.l.YI So. Onnsc Co .. major .. Oylon Thomu". V lc 548·5300 546-4368 l\d.lta,nope\AI MO-OM4 br.dpbt.114~10-WlOl 2U/48170l0,6'23:580•v Ml· 711-1741 •=c:\~~~~· :!_~d, L•1 B~h . . , . • • • • • t • .. ... ..-... ,._,, .. 00 DAILY PILO I F11oa1 Ot!C•tnl'l•1r J 1976 HllpW~ 7100 H~ Wa..te-d 7100 H!Hp Wont.d 7100 Ht!p w-t.d 7100 H.cp Wo.ted 7l00 ~!.~~~ ..... !!.~~ ••••...•...........••.....•..••..........•.......•.•....•...•......•. •·•·····•··········•··· .......•...........•... Lod & Fo.d 5l00 ""aoaaifs SJSO He4p Wanted 7100 CPL Ad It h.Ud MAIMT84AMCl Port Umt ht!li> Lo 11l41m SIClfT .uaas TYPIST -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... £!r..:..~ clo ~: r~ ~llnMAN Cokr ~~~ Part lime ~tr 18 yr old lJlln areetJ'!g urdi. In Lfoal Many LO l900 For proCculOflal otrlrc .--~ • '"'"......., I 1111ur ......,. • local uea Call btt G " l • &irc1llDJt erowth oppt)' OVERWEIGHT' BlnklnK w!.ltl. I.Inf, C M 2 Br hse area 813 2838 or Evn Rm ApU l.agu.na llJlls t'r1 ur Sat O« 3rd & 4lh Dookk"per to $1100 t'/P Time Send ~aume '::'m t;~~cbroH:n~~e,, Cuar•nleed l0.29 lbt, 30 TB.LB exchmgmtCi yardwock 8732430 ~1-6Ulor~\6l30 171411187-0878 F.mployet'!IPayAllFffll r 0 IJo.c .• 211 . Balbo• H arbor Reward day~. LllH iu•c-umuJ11ted l)NJON HANK hH an Ownr&J2-5e:J9 HELP Wantt!d Male & Make 8\1 Duck» For --PilT·TIMI ~~:::~~.~%~ lflland ff40.14l9 fol & lnc h u . rapid immed upenin& ror a Dcllvrrymeo for home de· f,m Muat ht-over L~ Hohday1 P1L1me mlllw ,.._ITUt4fTI Newport Boch S33-3lll0 UTOTIM -------, \1ghtcn1nii or i.km, in telJcr ThLl prr&on muat Uv I.A Times. Apply In person, Ken or rem Party ules """".-"" Oiltror A"Pl/E.i.t•b •gs Lost, male m1n1atur t' crea!led cnt"rt,:Y ~are. f!l\JOY cuatomer rontact. C.11~·1740 tucky Fncd Chlrken, Everrthma ru.nw1ht-d & ln production dept Hri .. KETAJLCLERKS Yo rks hire Terrier, nulnou~ No drl!P $26 have an ability to work Lagunaffch T Shirt i.a les Work Mon noun-4pm &i 8pm· Wanted. Opp0rtunillea b I k I b{ n I t .an S 5 O 673-a370 wtr1 autc1J & ll~ht typina l>emonstr11tor5 part·llme. --=--------1 751·3037. Home 846·5280 ~m. Tu1•1 spm·4llm N< SICllCRITAIY I for 11dvancemtnt ave II Rew1m Vt•r/ rnef!dly, l'krllll Expcor is dc:tlru 2 & 3 d11ys Food. ap· Honest. del)t!ndubll' live 111 eves exper ne<' Will tram OO«kEll'f:l ()pei\11\a& ln Ca.ta Men , wl· nre ull worried •KAREN•S• hie lfyouheveanap pliances. j e w e lry . t o aide 19 yr old Apply.Pennyuvttr,lflCM Aruth1:1m,CardenGrove Wl~N B re & roupoll.5 830-9134 or col Quadri p le&1e & do Malewantt.-dloh~lpmakt! PlacenuaAve,C M for arowin1t adver1uin& &Wesimlru;~r -OUTCALL MASSA<i to; ~~ 110:1! ~:l' w~~v~n • lect <213) 2'4~'1000 domt!$llc work Llrtm1t ls nuraery boxes. alake111 h11~~~my lnM.u:ty1ry•.~c7llse+r!'I 6U.170Z WST "' St'vlllt' llomf' 6PM iAM 83111780 Plt•uic•nt ntmosphere. req·d AS AP r elease e t c. Mus t b1i aood PEOPLE PERSON ,..r v "., .. Tr:H·t , M V male 1 t t l> 1 DENTAL Exper'd trorn '--pa·lal n.A,. 1 .. th worker Apply 11304, Exec needs p/Ume as olflct.• ex!)('nenec & betwAITlt ESS. t'xn.-r 'ct , C "heph"rd t· .... "'SS ... ~E p1 case ron ac or ill n.....,_.-nU" .. -·t ·~ant ,..,. ""''" ., S 8 '--1 I ""·I t I t n1 I" \ '" W ermun ""' " • an """" ""'w MJteht'll 111 Union Rank, v•.....uv '-""D -Work·g hrs. M2·44Sl Art 1755.2COlhlsrd t, 11 soc 1n w .. ~ <',UPP y r u u r~m+> > l·ompe e rtllme App)'. $47 w1blk mark'ti:s Pen al.!.UR!MODEl.S GlO!'.rwnnrt<.:enter Dr . ed Top pay for right 6pm,&37·341Z lyr11p11allied 813·2223 Ji'\lllChargt'Booklu!~~r l9thSt.Coita Mei>a. m1ylv-.n1a r.ib1es la!( nw """ person. C.M ~5170 MAHtCUllST ExPt-rlenreon IBM com Ani. to ~randy Mu,.l ESCORTS Nplkh 55S-52RO Hohl DHlt Clerk F/Ume Must have some poser helpful. but wlll WtUtress exper & cool< ex I fu11J. ll.1•wunl :>86·0128or >-OUTC""UO""'LY DEMTALASSIST. M t .,._ 'd N''I• f ollowin g Ric hc1r d tnln Mual be 11harp & per Newr1unUy 11lylede .. "" Equal opportunity for Pediatrlc d<'nliat us ""'cxper "'' Al •60.-rtofA"mall p .. as-11 ,_,, ..... rant. Th• New 5111 91K2 38 I 4200 Wknds & eves Ou~lleltl' Salon . 200 PHONES ES " .. eo" ... " "'" ....... .. -63 I· I employer f'ormaJ educaUon req'd• Pleue call ro lnlt:rview, Newport<..t'U OT-. NB or Lhc ud buslneses Creal \'orkor. 4.28 ~. l7lh St Found Wni.t Wotch 111 -------D r Don a Id K 1 n g . CA< &IVW\. "~t <''"· Phone Salt's Pt'Ople. opportunity tor odv•nce· C.M. ~-IOTO Auau.~t Owner ldenUfy M"'SS"'~E BARMAIDS. Day, Night rn! <.<!13 .,.,,..,.,.,., "A -.., MASSIUSI I r I 1• I ... r I AA ~ ·• ""' ""'w "-<>-•· r S .. 'tt ''··ti ror """.,., ma e or ema e. ., o ,.., menl or an organ i....... WAITRESS""., lly Mr0 • ~~nal 110 "· loc "' n.cut! m 11• ~ G , __ .. E..cY .. ~~ "' Elll.!.UREMODELS LOO 77"1 Housekeeper.Mature 7.J •a28 , I 11 t r II yearsolage. u11rante= sell swrter who enJoy11 lost Contact II B Police nw apµo111lment,....., o DetfTA.LASSIST. •lul\ '"" uuest home in (..,. >.or eg l ma e u wages or oommlaaaoaa. preuuru CllJI Kay E•prd only. Apply In IJept 536"562I ESCORTS Chairs1de, exper·d or " tim e potltton In .. s perion.TUes-U.niFn ~$ • -l41TEHDBl trained F V. a r ea C M ~us. Mas.sage. No exp. nee 250 Eul l7tn treet Young.~ PM. Pra1ter'1 eeii & 1''01.1nd Kitten LonJ: OUTCALL ONLY Beer & wnu: nlgh\S, ex-.,.,..1648 We train Call 752-9561 Suite 0 , Costa MeH. Crown. t•n.ti o.,ach Bl. _. Housekeepers. part lime, h H bo ~tween s oo & II 30 p m '""" ""' white hair. brn mark 631-3811 ~r'd , call 5499446 art ---------IBE BALBOA INN. 105 (24 rsl. 2112 ar r. 64&"'223 · SECRETARY/Cir! l"rl WestmlJ\lller Int(.~ 2 collars, wht & blk ---------_6_P_M ________ 1 Dental Ofc Tr11ioee Must Marn St 675.a740 C M 2930 W Pac1rlc E4ual Opportunity day Import Dastrib utor w l be l l Uec la we d A.IORTIOH Beautieianillalr Stylist have someexperasden CoustHwy.N 8 Employier ~~mo S3'1.fl62t Weather Strip Journey Urookhurstt l::llis Ftn Coun li &R r I 1n1 "'esa.st Established & Housekeeper la ve 1n Man or Trainee. Union se ng e crra want-" w/followang lo "' .... M""'"--'c to work on ~m Vly 968-7256 Pr k d ""' well located o(c. Salary En°hsh speaking no ... -....iuuu Slt:l"RO""RY shop Ca ll for appt, eg. Lest.avail w n s rent booth. Caharet Coif· "' · · trucks par l 11 m c 5"' --24 H.r H I LI ~.7 u .. us open. Non smoker Send smollln°, ex""r & refs ""'r brokerage firm t.:'>c. <714 l7Sl ·SS42 f'' U UN D · G c rm an e P ne ..... .,..., fures, F Vly 841 3422. " "" Oransman part lime '"'' ~ --------Sl\cµhe rd , female . resumetoAd#'12'9,Daily nee. Xlnt salary, NpBch ~ PLUMIER.Rf:PA.IR mo 644-9111 /\Sk ror WOMAN /Mature tor blk/tan, v1c Maitnoha & Hyptosi .. Theropy .. cmticims Pilot, PO Box l!i60. Costa Waterfront. 673'S666 t'tllme 5 Years m m ex· MiJg)t!. vaned worlc In auract1ve C:hapman.G G.539·691!_ Weight. Uepres111on. 495-0161 Mesa.Ca 9:2626 Housekeeper·Clean1ng. MEDICALASSISTANT _per Calls:J0.1452 SICRETAIY/lc~ Sandwich Shop. Aft Smoking, Pain, Sexual ----------•DENTIST '''-ai--de As '""'-·. iro"•ng. Own car. HB phys..,,an. Reply d noon/E""" """·"uu Nf) 2 k d , ....... , I .... L'd n -•\,,. c I ....... .;i . """'" '" I fl d Ad 80 D I P/l CA)~. $40·$'70 wk up. 011s truct1on or Ice. • ............... .... f'OU approic I w ol rruu em:i, e c. u l'11/c. · · ncauty <J16r/ osmct 1c. &as lant Temporary xlnt ref a must. 3 days C llllSI c . 11 1 a1 Y ""'n 1--------- Blk Lab, fem w /W ht anger. H .11. 549·2660 wanL~ to tram m skin Costa Mesa . 548_1262 or wk. 9 5 or S days 12_30 lo Pilot, PO Box 1560 Costa Men. ladles, students. Nwpt Bcb. Expr·d only WOMAN over 65 wt car to blaze on ches t Vic •SPIRITUAi-READER care llu1rstyling not in-.. _JO*"'""mo ,,,.. •<><c Mesa.Ca.92626 Eves/Sat 554 7851 , ne ed c1ppl y \7 14 ) shr.CdMho!Ile W/aame.. lla m lltun & Ma pie "'·II L-ed vol"ed 642·4912642-4911 63l·l4J3 " ~ _..,,..... U r 839-7006 54().MOS Rm/board & nominal 003928 .-u Y icens -DETAIL S llOP. high , ... ~_,.TOR/Mari MEN. perm p/ me or . s a l to right per~on. -------\ 18155 EICum1no Real Beauty Shop Assistant ";;iw-'"'-fte LA Times home delJvery R"Ustat. Sedy/Bkkpr. Part time. !l Niuhtorday ph. 673-47~ F'OUND small sh11g~y doi: San Clemente. For nppt needed. $1.25. guaranteed volume, ex per only, bu!· Floor I ns pecl or for In Newport/C. l\iesa to 3 PM. S3 Per hour "' :it Estancia ll1gh St·hool 492 9034 492 7296 wk. Must be llc'd. Apply fers-steam lnteriors·cng m 1I1 t 8 r Y 0 r I e n l e d Mu~l have depentiable ACT NOW Knowledge of real esuite Women. ~ & older to C M 11 29 MS g395, ;n person, 326 Marine pointers . Costa Mesa manufacturer Should be car & be rehable. $275 to prefer red Easlbluff work for housecleaning - -2Fr-'onTickeb Ave Balboa Island Auto Wash.!059Harbor k,no wl e dge able in ~mo.541H7'40. 5·1g. The Real E•tate Vllla-Center 640-0020 svs. P /Tim e. gd hrs FOUND blk fem dog. 12.. -'T' ' Blvd. r1berglass or plastic. " .. ~ G7S.~ tall Vic l::lh s bet 54110072-- 675 6!7° DISHW"""'uir.•s Salary commensurate Mfg wantllbookkeeper. P 1 u c e VALL r; Y Secty/Recept for small 1---------- Magnolla & Bushard, PersonGll WYlces 5360 IUUTY Of'HATOR "4llru;.. with t•xpen e nce light. 754·l234 REALTY real estate firm nr. 0 C. Women needta for house 11 2'.) !W0-2164 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & F t tlmc lluire utler Apply in person, Mui The Willard Co AskrorMr Dale hasos>enmgsllvallablt' Alll)Ort. Friendly. con clearungserv1ce,call --doon's Iris h Pub. 202 i)714)5465522 at our Irvine/Ne wport gerual atmosphere. Good a ......... :-·, a-...,op FOUND Germ Shep Wedding pllutll1tr.t1phy Stylist Must have some N rt Ct o Na • 1 Mgmt Trne .,..rm Earn Beach office. We offer a k'll M Call -~'"' r I { II 0 Y lo ewpo r r, . Eq Opport Emp yr ' "'" . TOTAL T•R A 1 NIN G s 1 s req. $S50 o. . 548-0757 uppy male vie Fount pro c1>sllina )'t!l inex 0 owing . .,us s a n ----------S17S-S200 wk. Fuller o Ca I 8339293 e. ll • :163·3976/968 1356 pensive Cund1tls are our Richard OueJlctto Salon, DISHWASHER/Kitchen Interior Decorator Brush Sales, 554·7851. PACKAGE WITH FULL ave r son . --------- _a ey -· ---specialty 548·3'~i4 200 Newpor t Ctr Dr, Helper. ~e the <?her, Must have heavy expr in TIME MANAGEMENT Service Station At ten· Work p /t1 m e wllhoul [Ac;t5 barJadellracelrl. -, -r-· -NwptDch BenBrown s,3ll06SCst drapery s a les Xlnt MotelMfteClertt ASSISTANCE. dant. exper'd Day & neglertingyourhusband rca... anniv1•ri.ary girt. Parent eHet'livnes), 1 "'° Hwy . So. Laguna salary u ay work Into at B es t w est e rn ... For information, call Eves. Full & p/lime. Ap or kids 2-3 eves. Ea~ r .... ··nJ .. , ... 2987 Ins: a .:1rt fo1 the IA hole llUCPR/Alsist ""'2Z7l "' .,._ T -0 t •CASlOO per wk Beeline .-~u '"'' r I •M~ Ill """' par1ne..,,hi·p for th" right Ca"'slruno Jnn, must uv our r:uning 1rec or. ply, ShelJ SLaUon. 17th & _.,. . · am1 Y ,....., 10 Mature Conslructlon of· '"' " .,. o J'UM HREY t' sh1ons provides tram LOST wallet in accident ErnDlo -nt & face Newport Och. Ex-Distributors for fantasllc person Carpet liuzaar. bondable, over 21. Call !'aYDD ~ P to. Irvine. NB. I~ & free samples. Ca; ~ov 20th on Newport ~ymt ati pr'dunly (714 )~()..SSQ.S new weight reducing 871·6701 ror appt <7141493 5661 · 752-7300 SERVtCEST/\TION & phone necess. Call for -~olnvl~•inipn~u1~0.~l~u~cclne ••• ~ •• ~......... ~.~1.~ri e.nGl C 58°0 1 1 9 3 190ct JANlTORIAL Cpl Lo wrk MOTOR ROUTE ----------SalesmanSevesaweck, 1ntt'rv1ew a ft 5 pm, • u " ~ uvan 5 ym, · · early AM hrs. p/tlme deUvering the Oaily Piiot RECEPTIOHIST part graveyard Must be 847 21l59or963·7470. ;~~~I items fkwanJ Sc::::.:&tion 7005 IOAT Exp & reliable. Cd. pay. to subscribers m South exp. w/good local ref ~ ...................•... LOST '>mull wht rem do!! MEN lt(lw;i.rd. Vic C1"l"r & Iowa ssi; 71199 CARPEHTERS &rnExtraCcnh SJ0.7700 Lal(una and Lagun a i\ttracttve. over IS, for Wages +bocoCmMm. Apply ••••••••••••••••••••••• --w--.1 Niguel Monday through HEALTI~ SPA We will 3l90Har r , .a....a-.. 1005 WOM t.;N Are you a boat carpenter -" ..-. KITCHEH ASSIST. Friday anernoons and h r .._......,.. TRAIH FOR tnterested In wol'lctng fol' Worii h~ MOftday Needed p /lime Cook. Saturday and Sunday train rig t person or SOCIABLE ASSOC •••••••••••••••••••d•••• G the manufat1urer of the D easy fun job. Mr Gaar-needed by EX EC In W--..1--'an IARTEHDIN I"-? MEN & OMEN Tues & Wed. P/hme is -mornings. Gross earn· ~·ean, 124hrs) 762.!)5&l _ _. UllUa"rl FOUNI) Younf! l(ray TWO WEF:K <.:LAS!, world .i.fmicst bal wals 18&0VER w11sher Xlnt benetlls. 1ngs approximate ly ,....,,.., whsle FUiiy capitahz...u Of.&...&: l'Tlllll·•·;.,t. wt•annl( collar. NATJON·WIDEJl)ll Wt~t.,ail Corp· maker of 4 o N e w s pape r Ad Apply an person. Beverly $45000 per month. $50 00 RECEPTIONIST ror 5 uPP 1 Y P t l i m I! ""''ques! •ll V1o;t11 l>c l Oro PLJ\C.:fo;MEN'r lhis excellent t·rart. is lnserle rs In Laguna Manor. 340 Vi ctoria. cash deposit reqwred medlcal ofc.Tempfor ~ 12l3lS92·3295 H UGE w areh o u se ;44 079~. 644 0139 ASSISTANCJ:: now aeceptJng JpflllCa· Niguel. Mo n & Tues C M Phone &424321 , ask for m 0 5 , p 0 5 5 p I T sp a A y p i\ INTER crammed with over 500 lions rrom skilled boat h T sl bo e ckelo --c;oOOJOB rug ls/ ues mom. LAW OFFIC E c1rculalion thereafter. Exper pre · HELPER, 18 Yrs old. no mu c x s. n1 . FOUND Cray fluffy cat, OPPORTUNITIES Olrpc11tcrs w/at least 2 This is a perfect OP· r .d 640-2023 50 h deon pianos, clrcwi or· 2 1•ollar~.neullDtagSo A.MBICAH yrs woodworking expcr. Portwutyfor NEEDS PART-TIME NEEDED someone who r . ~:l81~:C· $2. r s tart gans, wall clock!(, LJgu111.1499 ·1101 -I ... R T IE H D E R S in the boatm.: industry, Sr. CffiUM HELP: enJoys tropical hsh & RECEPT10HIST grandfa ther c lock5, --for full-lime or piece HouMwi•H people. Expenence not f or Beauty Salon M · SllAW HAT fascmaung antiques. f'OU~I> r1:malr puppy SCHOOL work e mploym ent. tr 1 Legal Secretary n ecessary . Aquatic tractive, personable _.__ OvcrSl.000.000Worth ~.~r.fi:a~k~~ep~:~~~lt~a~ 11~ "~ .. ~111~~l , SA you re a n uncompromis & Studetd1 2 Legal As.sistant Tropic a ls, 1510 Bake r . Call 64S-031l Piua P~• American lntern4Uonal u " ...,.. ""'"' IOI! craftsman who gives To earll ext ra m oney 3. Investigator Colita Mesa ---------1 Now Hinog. Must be 18 GaJlenes: UI02·T Ketter· Bw,ho:u~d area 1162 1504 or Schools Coast Tot·oJ~t unly the best or himself Call Immediately for 4 Typi'st R.E. SA.LESPERSOH Inter views Mo o thr u Ing St., Irvine . Tel. 8'127 ',;J --ln lh1: JUb. apply to the loralinterv1ew · HIB>$$$FOR THE BEST WAY TO ThursJ.Spm. Brookhurs t 754.1m Open Wed lhru -N . JobsW-.ct, 7075 Securi ty Guard. 275 KEU.YSERVICES Please send resum e ChrishRailils ••AKE .••oNEY IN &Adams.HD Sat.9AMto4PM.Vl81t • FOU U ~1Jm~ ... e w /ycll ••••••••••••••••••••••• M Co m ck A e Costa f '" '" rnllur & bl'll llu7.arcl & t'.'xpr Re modeler seeks (' r I v . ~~~~833~~1~44~1~~~~1 0 age, experience. Beeline Fash1oru hss 3 REAL ESTATE rs IN TelephoneSoUcitoc PUIUC AUCTIOM lloovl'r W ~lm!!lr • r Mesa _ paydesired&ho urs p/t1meopenmgs 1dealfor BUY I NG , NOT PART-TIME M!Y14342 :i 5 li:lX 5744 art homeowner i cont"r or1-----_-_·-~~~-1 ..... 0 EY avail fo r part-time You ng m o l h ers & SELLING UP TO 80''t Ftom home for United MANY FTNE ITE MS 01'' sao . w•rkby hrorJob 'rum IOYSAHDGIRLS EA""M N PO Bo 88 3 housewives We train COMMISS ION Of'· G ESTATE JEWELRY, tnR. dry wall. hni!th for Daily Pilot routes in TO PAY THOSE work . x 1 • you & supply samples at FERED TO BUSlNESS Cerebral PaL'ly. uarn. ART OBJ ECTS, AN· Sleves73 5064__ Arch Beach urea or Chri1tMa1 Ills F.V. 92708 no cost Car & pho ne O R I E N T E D wa~~o9exper. !l63-400l TIQUES, FlNE FURN .. U~T 10-:w Alli> Sm mm't.1 lah, approit 40 lbs, in Cupa l'llh~adf'), v1cin1 IU.USTRATOR Iv, w e a ri n I( r ha 1 n Jennifer. 675-9417 aft !i 1·hokn blk '\l>t>ls on . tonl(\I ,. a 11,wcr ), l o .. Mass All Around l\rt1-.l ·~11m· l!I:! i;.mi I do 1l hkt' )'IJU want 1t Expcr 111 pa ~l'' up .~ .OS r 11 26 7r, hlontl .. IJ yOul of O('W$l'ltcf'>. C1wkf'r SpJn1d, (em ma It a 11 n t• :id 'I & \'1r, Jlu:.hJnJ Warnt·r. hrll<'hurt•' 1175 01.:,3 ~·v · Sunny' 963 3152 -Neat nppcarin.i: hlf?h ~ Kt-ward, h~lp mt'11d 11 :r.rhool $Uy wo uld like brokt•n 11 .. art Lu-.1 p time Joh 11 .. h~buy or Sh1·lll\' 01111 1u 11 all rt•sta11r01nt helv ti II rolbt'I Jrt..~ to ilo11n1t>' . areu 968 ~ V11· ~I L ui( •19') ~75(1 , 1•J7 247' £xpr SOlur l::lll'r$1} tt & -D Mark<'lin11 & ~all'!S, Fol :'-/{) i\ walt'h, alsu i.t'Ck.-. pcx1t1011 In same nol( \. 1~ Hoy " Club an h~ld m S t·u1 Cull l'at 1 usun l'Hrk &u 11372 alter6pm 6'112249 SCRAM-t.ETS ANSWERS T.·mpll' M1mly tt.i PIO Urplan TAMA(.~; HetpW..ted 7100 ....................••• Answtt'ln.t Sf•n C>pr t:itpcr r1•q 'd Fu II & r.1tim1• All n1n .. 11vu1I. ..Inda. 64-4 7050 •"· .... •· 2'I Units C M R«ift. rl'Q LaJ:una Beach Must be Selling Beeline Fashions ~-Call for personal SALES PERS 0 NS or 1 ETC. PHONE FOR IN· al least 10 year11 old The Fun Ptllmc J ob. No mlervaew963·7470. L E t\ R N T II E TBJ.EltfP/TIME f'O & BROCH UR E . !'hoot" 642 4321 , a5k ror deltvenng We provide LEGAL EXCITING FIELD OF Branch ore seeks bonda 1_64S-_2200 ______ _ C1rculal1on training & free samples ADVERTISl~G NURSF, RESIDENTIAL SALES blc T e ll er l o w o rk Good Antiques & Collec· -----Qir&phonc ncccss.<.:a ll " TO I NVESTORS. NO . E f'd bl YWCASho l4lt BOYS Ji.HD GIRLS ror personal interview RN's OPEN HOUSES . NO p/llmlL dpeT pre . ta es. d s' 10 tu 15 ycar1, l::urn Y63 mo. CLERK Lv~· DR IVI NG PEOPLE ~t,a:C~ erranove lia 8~~~;.~i>M.8~~~ rhni.t01Js munl'y S20to --------Pos1t1on now available n S AR OUND IN YOUR WestemFede ralSavmgs lOAM-4PM. $40~rweekselhnl(suh· ExperTravcl Al(ent. Min Corpart tlmeas1ust11nt lo CA R . J UST WOR K 2744 E Coast Hwy CdM --------- scnpt11mi; to the Duily I yr expcr in Oo!"esll<: & Legal Advertising Direc· Immediate Cull & port· WlTil OUR INVESTORS Equal Oppor Employer Antiques at whole11S le Pilot Transportation lntcmallonal Ticketing tor. zs hours per week lime openings on PM and I N H UNT I NG T 0 N prices Sat De~ 4th , provided No dehveries Desirable NpBch loca nurumum Noon to 5 ·()( Night shifts. Excellent BEACH AREA CALL TEXAS OIL COMPANY l Oam . 2 Preub at'lt or collecung. Phone lion C all Owne r , PMMon·Fri.General of benefits and a beautiful 962·2458 ASK POR needs mature person for rocker s , 145 & $6S. ~ .. 9712 _fl_l44_·_7:rr_1______ flee background a nd working environmen t. VINCE. short lr1ps surrouodinl( Armolres $80·$125. Mir· IOYS 4HD GIRLS M1M1on V1CJO . El Toro area Earn your own money selling subscnp· uons arter school. For in· fonn;illon. call S30 091.3 light typing skills (JS-4( Please call for an ap-Resta t beach cities. Wnle J T rors $3>$75. Hall Tree~ F«~· ... NCE wpm) required (em · polntment·SJHIOOO. ::,_r0aWn HIRl""'G Dick. Pres .• South· SSO·S75. Sid eboards -phas1s on accuracy> IEYBlLYMAHOR "" " western Petroleum, Ft. SlS().$200.Chinacablnets ARTIST Typing test on J BM Co 1 Waitresses & Cooks Ex-Worth. Tx. Sl.20-$175. Night stands Exper'd 1n layout & Selectrlr will be ad· nvalesrentHospil a per'd. Hostesses & Bus $40. Oak table. 4 chairs pa11teup of magazine ads m inistered to all appli· ~gv~a%~i!da People. Call Charlie's Tow Truck Dn ver ~ant· s120. 2123 M a ln #13. & brochures Space & ca o t s Auto mo b i I e 1"nuaJ Opportunity Chill, 54S-03Sl. ed. Ex per only G& W Seacllff Village H B phone Cac1lllics m gruw necesssry f~occas1ooal V'f Towing lOOO Ir vine IUSIOYS mg Oranitt! Co advertls· local dnvlng. Excellent ~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~M~/~F~~1 ---------r NpBch. V I C T R 0 LA • I 9 J R Muldoon's lnsh Pub, 202 mii agency furnished in company beneClls. Apply = RETAIL Bruns wic k two needle Nrwix1rt Ctr Dr, N 8 . exchange fnr priority or at front desk. NURSE traveling Career Female Ooor model. Has storage /\J1plyinperson l1m eala bethourlyrate D"'ILYPILOT RHorLVH odsolder ('ouple lolake space for records. Ask· ------1 Send resume to PO Box ""' ASST MAHA.GER care of 2 darling Shih 1 n g S2 00 00 Pho n ~ Bu. Btlys wanted days 2467. Costa Mesa. Cahr 330W.lcrySt.. Charge Nurse 3·11. Xlnt OrMGlTIHE T zu in lhe1r home 6:U·31411 M1»1t ~ 17 ur over, neat 92826. Costa Mfto pay. kXlf!ldbeConnefllsc Positions w/national Jr 64-4·'7700. ---------••PPN•r&&Mi•. Apply Bob·~~~~~~~~~ 642 4321 Par Li o v enter ANTIQUE TV wc-othf'r rt-port from Mexl<'u cov,•nna SO.uth \1m•nu Chai~ tod11y. Hot T1\M \U: by Ml'Gee·s. 3S3 E. Cat. -• Newport Bch 642·8044 SPortswear chain stores. J'ypisl needed part lime, SLEIGH BED. S2S. II l> I 2 30 3 30p FUU & '/TIME Equal Opportunity Salary comm ensura te 60 wpm .. Hrs flexible ~·7552 _ _ '!'Y _ 8.1 L ' ~ Employer NURSES w1exper Xlnt benefits. 834-11166 ----..------- AUTO MECHANIC BUslnns man ~k'I part Uve plant care Reliable ____ .:._.:._ ___ I LVH'1 & RH'1 Opportunity for advance· ---------.,,..CH 10 I 0 001103or Mfi 6710 fl)Ul'JI> I.adv' l"re-.t·np tmn .i:l,;i11~-.. Vil' <.uodwlll Ston· 19th nr Harbor '146 2(M4) time associate Earn transportation & u work· LEGAL SECRET A.RY Exper pref'd. 3 to 11 ment Aprly in person, ..v.95y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Used ci.r aumr fOMl(n In g know I edge o r Newport Beach Law shift. f'/timc !Jr P/tlme P ET R E · S. I 4 7 ' 'r FRGT DAMAGED HOT• ur expencnce s c111y $:i00permo.64S 1182 __ eulturc 1proble m :1 u Fi the ·r.irt r. W ~t I M II Needioo<Slyplogab11lty. PO W wc.•k l'M'W shop Call Bm C "'I DRIV .. S 7~1 4760 rmkan 81 11 areo •ood starring pattern e m n ste r a • G 0 0 d P 3 1 It x 1 n t fNT Sale. 3)08 l.lght. service mgr --u. must · s tt P a in l he gen I Xlnl benefits ~W~es~tm~1ns~te~r~. ~~~~I e m p 10 Y tie be n e r 1 t Warner nr Harbor, SantA ....... ~UISMOTOIS MtnorWomen 1• ... 11111..-. .. -...... .-.. -...... .-..,,,...-.11111_..,_._. ... _.., _ _.........,1 secretary wit llOme ex Pari!UdoC0tt•Ctr k . Jud . " Ana 979-2921 .. """'DI -•·•A•'f -.. M t t »<or ouer ""rience in eivlllllJoa C LL 0 ,., p11c a1e mc ea coslo1 ________ _ vu.~ Rl'rrvuv,. em · Ml JONVIL'•O • Ull ~.., • Gl'nersl()(flcn lO S7"" .,... " A 642·°"'•4 R 11 I I Ml I Ii g lary adJ" •t d .. M I · · G3 I H rn .,,.., A p1 ln Pen1 " .,., lion who can develor. Into --------1 eta sa cs n 111 on vin • sa · u., · Lady Kenmore Gu ryer. ~;; or 131·21104•&.1210 p .. y Cabin /\ccountrnllClk lo$6SO a gencraJpnra·lega . HURSESAIDES V1eJo. appn1x 20 hrs per menu. I( Interested call xlnt condition UOO. l)JJ __ ----Y low St Mort Loan Ofer S2SK Call 7S2 1211 wk . no exper nee , piual Reba 549·54'45 St alti 751-7414r.ves/wknds F'OU'lt> nr Fa1rvtrw & AulomotlVt' I t~I Sater Avt:nue Secretanet-to $RSO • Exper. pref d Bayview be avail bet tOam 6"7pm Farm Insurance Com· Puulunno. bc.•aut <1rnall Ne• Deu1J Shop nt'C.'<111 _ "'ount~un Vtlle_Y__ Irvine Peraonool Agency Li __ q_uo_r_S_t_or_e_w-/Oc_l_l _nc-ta--ts Coov K011p. ~ Thunn App 1 y t:ll photo rn a t pan1es. 3333 Hy land, FREEZER, Whlrlpool up- fcm t'at Loni( hair, wht help ClBUC 488 E 17th Costa Me11u Sales Clerk & Dell help. AYl'. C.M 642·3."IOS Corp , 761Hl7l. Costa Mesa. nght, 10.7 cu ft. white. & tan Vt!ry lovnhlc hu:i Top w.:tl(f'tl Pi•ld En1tlne Suite z~ 642 1470 Mature people prer·d HURS!S A.JDES Equal Oppor Employer $75. Xlnt cood 675-2751 wht fleo t'Qllnr 54S 214~ ~1mtts, t•nR pnlntfrs. Retail Sa.le!j Plumbing --Ava.II for any hrs Ex· All Shl"s E·""'r pref'd RH l·I I a...i~ .....__._, 80 51a1..1~ u...1...-1...1.. eo~s ur 557 65<J3 buffers " poh hers. up l"lxture supplies s Yrs = ------'=" d lU I Pho " A,,.. Charge Nurse Full or -Mvrwnmt 2 ----. '"'urtrn1-a .. -holllt'ry lihampouer•, exp« ~1452 I GtRLOfflCE per' orw lran ne Wllltrainlfntt.6422410 p/Ume ••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••• f'O l.'N l> M.ilC' Pek check out,p1cltup4de COMPANlONfor2elder-Good~lttf ~2828 Nursing LVM3·11 ~ IWOW S 1 n l.t l' 11 1• • v 1 r llv,..ry. Apply at ly l!Adlcs . Part time. Car T~I& Ill"'-' LIQUCMCLEllC RH SUPIRVISOR Medlcallona Full or ~ H 1'ta; l:lu11eh11 rdt Edlnger Ftn 2059 1~~~1,CM nee &Q.98S8 .. ~ Exper. on register 3-11 F\illorp/time3 llshln. p/tlme . Mcu Verde -~ AT Vly SM _!989 I -shln . S3 hr Huntington Beach Conv ConSALIV Hossrp, .66! (;eso' nlNersSt.. ( ~ ~· ';:::_=. _(_~-!·:· -.:.. J Lost 11122 II 8 blk /1;;;;;;;__;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;~---::i:~~,..-•l_ __ 6_4_S._Z4_4_4___ Hospital, 8'17·3.515. 18811 _c_.M_. 54fl_·SSBS_____ r/J wh1L<' Husky rruala, s hort AVON COOK H • 1 rd re 11 11 e r & ~· 2400W.Cet Hwy FlortdaSl. HB le1t11. hro1"1 chett/body Suite K Patt·Time Nights Manicurist. Busy 91lon. '2A2 3593 l•-------•I Mature with S11le11 ex· IW2 43.\3 RewanJ ____ 1 Xlntloc. Call $48-<61'19 --v-f -OFFJCE \ --ca.n. ... .._-'--ApplYLnPeraon perlence necceuary. .-...........;_ , "-'-----C ... ORP. _ ht'°"ah USO ·· scwm;i Oetwccn3Pm &5pm HAlRDRESSER l~~~~~~~~~ il!ilrfthiraCcnh Xlnl salary . Carpet , ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... Mow THIMOOMUICllt •M·~ Liquor Stor e C le rk. ForChrtstMa1 Bazaar.871·6701 l~~~~·e§§~~~~·~~~~~;;;::;~ Orlnklnaproblem ? PorAYOH 185'2 .. acArtbur lrvln• IAaunaBeach F /Ume. upr'd, mature. CLERKS SAL&SPOSITION II - Call AlrohollMphnr ll!Pa.UIHTA.TIVlS Equal ()pll(>r&mployer bondable. Appl)' In lmm«t. oPtninl! Cor pro. RENOVATION 34 hni adey 835-3830 Best llmt lo e:llabll$h 1..;;;;;._:;;_iiiiiiilii_if-________ perton. 895 W. l9'h St. TYPISTS teaa1onal sales person. J cW1tomH11. Interested" HAIRSTYLIST CM F.x....,....,. 1st year l'Arn· ·1 SALE PRECNANT? Call 640-7041 or Z-Onith COOICS """"'""" Curlntc confide ntial H W . Apply In person. Ma LHDSPjl>ed ... r ~ered ~mmect. foqhort ~.~~~si ~:!:;~ MOW M NoellSS coum1ellna & referral .~~~~~~~~~J Barken Restaurant 2U J.c..PIHMIY CO. Pu 11 t I m~. $6 00 t o ong er:: ~mpoJ:r~ traMportallon Will train Aburl1on, adoption It E 17th St. <(.K . 3' Fashion lalabd SOOO/mo. Call Marale for asiugnmen · ou n n""'t lndluld""J to •'"'JI SAVI kt>epiftlt BABYSITTER who c•n -N n.. h pay, we pay you. It'' • ... '"' APCARE W7·2Sl3 lo ve t month old 1---------1 ewport ...,ac appt. 643-7"1. Draftln& Apply Now contr;,ct turnlshlnga t.o --------1 Mature. r e liable. my backaroundllknowled&e KELLY GIRL buslneu /St proleNlonal *SHARON•S• homo av. day a weok. COOIS ~.~~~!.ft:~ otplantm.stmtaln~ Dtvlalonol ~ore~~ ISc~arl • UP TO OUTCALL .. ASSAOE !~!.t'!!n~r /Bolaa ExpmenrePreferrod. HA.lRSTYLJSI' KellyServlcestnc for confldentlol In · ,.AL. 489-lZM .......... .,_ · 8utNOlNecaaery txrellent worltlna ~ MACHIMIOPl Nwptlkh 333.,..,.J terviaw, (714)7s:·-0870 -.,. C .. BabyaiUer for 10 mo. old, DayA& ~~teb~lfts ds§.ut lldina benflflta Man to setup & operate Orange 547 ·H&S ~ ''TH.E EXPERIEN E about LS daya mo, 111me va a Call fo appolnunent pl a at I c f o rm i n I Eq11al Oppor Employer s.dwfclt Del"'Y • vn Adult motel. Closed nfibta, cny home. r-er, Apply In Pmioe Olf\I fl'rlday ma~IUMlln« ol Fem. morn in•• 9 30· ,....._se..4 Pmiiiil • Uah .... cl~uit TV. FM Reatn• owntrans"l6QM s..k sa.pMo. t 644-2 IJ ntZt6 heavy . Muat have noon XJ t pttime po1 • ....._._ :c--~ • I _... Uons. 548-975.s " ~ E C.t Hwr, Cdlf 11 m II a r e • p . 1 o o d Part Ume uat. mgr for Info-Call ~145. r-., ._ •1 • • 1 - ,,.bJsl\tet l~F.ca~u~al~Oppor~~;E;m~plo~y~e~r~r-~f',q:~ual:Opp~~por=E~m:a~p~lo~ye~r~1 mechanic. Oood op· Chrlallan Apt1. Bk.kPt -r ,..__., ...... •PALMllADll• SH.I.tr nteded for work f~ port1.U1Jl)' t.o lurn •ad· experlOftett.M&.~l Santll Clauses. All sblf\I L-~M ... ,_ ~9:~m:1~~~~· ·~.~.;:".,:•~!~ Counter 1lrl•. u lea Hair ~It C:::· AO w. l'7\h Sl .• PART·TIME s-ePM. x111t ~r11~:,;;per oec. Call -"'; ~ ---------1~ minded . mature Immediate lna.app .. ea.. Pay t.o M hr 6'S·7lts ._ · -D 7A c:..19 .... Not raponslble for dtbU Min im um 1tarlla J 1.T ln ptr30n,. 11r. l'afar. MArDS Wanlc!Jd, Harbor o.t.8!n·3GS6eve1. SECRETARY. Pl llme 14 L '....,;-,_ 1 ~ lh•n m)' own as or 8ABY'Sm£R Needed. l salary, aood •rapid •If· R.qlt H1l~St:Ylin1 8333 Inn Mole l, uoo W. 8 30am to \pm. Sltllla ~ --~ lhh1 date Dec l, t~t, or 2 da.YI week. Salary vancemtttt. Dlmmllt So. 8ri1tolJ...!Jo• co;;l Balbo. Blvd. N.B. SELL ldle lt.,m1 with • needod Stat( $3.~ per---~ FredA JOl<'Ph. opm.refett1:1~$$2 37'0 CleantnlnCdll P\eqJSaJl,\;•.~ ~ o.11.>'~Cl&ulrtedAd hr a1..o SJC ca.an _ j . . !.~!.:~ ....... !~.·-~ ~.~~~ ....... !~.~~ ~~ ...... !~!.~ ~~ ...... !~~~ ~.~~ ...... !~.~~ I frlday. Oecembet 3. 1976 rttO"'lYP~~°.:. 1 •7 9 "' Fu "-o.&~ IOtO,._.&~ 1090 Pets 1017 ~G-0 • Rli:rRIGEllATORS KJTT'ENS. l llter. l l i&er PUil.iC AUCTIOM lbchld baraalns. ""· Un.iquc Lovt' Scilt. $50. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WASHERS-DRYERS Wiped To Mood home MANY YINF. ITEMS OF btkct. 11pku. m lac. 8 BtHhJ>rU d', Toy:.c • C<tn.mes S1n11er~ and 11.'e Hockey Eqwp. Compl RecoDdJtlona-Repro• " ~lr.ot ESTATE JEWELRY• O 0 1d 41 n 5 t Dr' 1 r v · Lad\es Clolha Ill S-8, 2 hens-blue. or an11tt and uniform. Sauer ShtCM. ~J.l Damaae. Guar/Del ART ORJ E CTS. AN <Det:rfield >Sat Sun wblna Stel't!Oll, art.a 6 flAMMONO <Bl & IZ'Z I.Mlle $13&$ · ted 847 7381 Xl t cond 644 ~32 211VnlnOraoaeCo. Pupp.)', 5 monlha old, TIQUES. FINE F1.IRN. SAT ICM t;vcrythlng & t<r~. nusc Sat 9:30 HAMMOND SPINET '""-olUM" Aurora ~-:,g_a__ n . . Du..._.1 .a.p•s ~!~~pJ hoini!. 1!:'7C PHONE ,FOR I~ AnytJuna 4~ caialln• !1291Cloudhaven.H 8 •vy 2mosoldS34~ AKC Female Mlniaturt> ,leclo. """" f,,.~...,! BROC HURE l>rlvt-.Nt-wpor1lle1tch KANABES'll"WalnutCrand,rblttrenn Schnauzer t•cmalc Chi HIFl,Shno IOtl 1815 Newport Bl. CM r.. u1 _... ~. ..,.,,.~ l"rlCN to ao Carager I ''le -clulmp, beaut Penuuu ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALl..$48 7780 Ul'meo .-&J, am ........ "' . U G au V1.tgiru11 Pl C M " e new~ ---------• l'OUllh. 2moe-llmoei old. Antiql.M! rmr dioinic table G1~ntu: ~I-am Y urait~ S1ft 9-I HAMMOND Conlfole Mdl "fWpnt" S41·3002 Complel41 Stereo for uJo ...,,,.....,6 th t h s .. Je. Sot. Sun ~ 5 Wlaut"-vari .... ythm NEW -~·. "'"'--"' IOtO in ca!~net7 ... .+ lpt1akcr1. NaUOnal electric bome ..,.,._, w1 cap •In c a1r1. Treuurea & Tra!lh tor lo ....__~ 1 60 "" '" ..-._ • -·~· .,..... ......., food 11lcer. th1 ckneo Servic:eman'li fo mtly couch, qut1t1n 1;1;e water 125A Cl b k ~ 0 l only~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _S.100 ________ _ dial , 7" blade. S•O. must give up pet, Liab t' bod with healer. bwll'" $IOO ear roo ••••••••••0 ••••••••••• HAMMOND M·3• Walnut w/Rt-vn-bSpttr Upnl(ht Piano w /bench GE AM /FM PSba Scan· IJ'l'9.2342 after6 00 2 yra. 846-6856 doublf' oven. 8 mat1·hln1¢ Ln. Coat.a &fetta For Sale 2 ponies & show 1895 for Christrruu, 40·> era. runa rad.lo New cond. oak chair11. tndu11tr11.1I 27200elaware.ll 8 Sul & q~rhorse LowT~y llolJdllySplnct()raan '39$ SSOOrlnn 6755785 $80.~·7408 18U>G.E.washet or 181b FREE lo Good Home type work bench.cu?>lom Sun. 12.5 Couch. dinette Call847 l091 HAMMONO ~Ir P'IANO ~ --- Frl1ldalre Elec Dryer Beautiful part Germa made m11('rame t·ur &et mtchng chair & Ol · 21541.c..t~.CdM . Conservatory Grand up· ZENITH COLOR TV Sl25. Kenmore Washer or Shepherd Dogs Approx la1l\ll lols of toolll od1b /It to ·. 0 etc 96CH6l9 Wetitem saddle. xlnl Ctl 644-atlO ngbt piano. Good rood CONSOLE xlnt wurluna Hotpoint Gas Dryer S75 weeks old. M8·899:S o encis.'ph.lllunUqu\.:.&wt ma · · cond Uteweigbt $300 Cll11646-M89 <'ond . Sl75/bll ofr. u Guar/del. $46-3672 531 2UW lectables White Elephant Sale Lge Ph~ll68 9964 --545 ~ 536 7361 & II ti Barg I PI A N 0 Wu r I l I 'er ---------S!!A.R'S B~'T Old Enghah Shocpdo sma 1 em~. 11 M 3 YR. OW Gelchn&. APP>'· Console, hkc oew, S700 19 .. portable B/W. G.E Wuher•DryerCombo Puppy, 6 mootl\11 old 1Vs.stereo.dresser. bunk ~::; P:;sk\~~c:!t 1~~ Arabl•n·Qlr. Trained. Mhcel•1oa 1010 Mbc•-oca 1010 ORGAN -Conn Elt•c . $40. NEW 12 cup tilec . S175.S.:SZ·0233 M•le Ho us ebroken bt'Cis. MISC. 1temi.. As Is Placenlla Ave Sal Oec llPtnted but 11entle. Kd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• artJst.s model. pd SJOOO. Corn.iJl3 per'\' SlO. Elec 492 Jf»2 Sat/Sun968-5177 4th uam·Jpm ' w/hltle 11irls Tack & WA...,..ED ~HIOIHOOD sell SlSOO. Antique ~·n Chord Orun. portable Waaher dryer11. dis · · · l::stancia Instrumental lack rm. also avail "1 ~ H1nlin & Ma&<>n. $1000. '20.S48·lll8 hwathen. lrash compac Fret to ttood home Leather, brass, sleeping Music Boosters 644-0303 TOP CASH DOLLA'R GarGCJt Sale 6112·9548 or683·210t ---------tor. FromS35. 646-5848 small Dachshun08 W1I bag, camera & proJector, AIJ ,_, p < ll 2 PA l 0 FOR Y 0 UR Please come• ,ee what loah It M..-. ••ou•-a -"·l sell·. Dbl n<lt separate. S48 4160 l 0 ' '. rad 1 a I arm HultJ t-•amuy. S.U/~ Wwle ony "yrs. JEWEl..R'i. WATCHES. we have. Meny families Lowrey Organ, Model LS, lcfi'DMt.t -.u. --Furn1turt1 & MO RE• Dec 4th&5lh9Sonly 7 al.I shots. wormed. feet ART OBJECTS.-GOLD articipaUno. Among gQOdeond,S2SO ••••••1•••••••••••••••• ovenrange&dshwsbr.SpayedS1amese.lovablc Thurs thru Slll. 104 rtii:ords, Vlctrolu. lrun lnmmed,well mannered S ILV ER SERVI C E ptems off'°'red". Dlsbes. 842·M29 ChMcal 9010 xlot cond 673·7940 aft needs good home NOW• NPS 217 , •.. 1 ... d A S200fum 897·0548 FIN"' FURN •· AN It "' 6PM Call64.2·00ll8. · ""'.c c n.ta, die beds . air cond'r ., "' • draj>es. driftwood. dolls, Seant SptnneU.e oriuan 2 ••.••••••••••••••••••••• SanClem Typew rite r . p o rtCeldlng.Musthave l(ood TIQUESMS-2200 toys,aschooldc:sk.small kiy boards Like newl.3 Whaler 50 HP. lrlr, Ho\po1 nt <.:oppe rto ne Cuddly adorabl~ pup~1e.s MOVING SALE' Sal & dshwshr. ete 6031 Med home & loving care. $50. Wltb..t.'-IT'..t.'-S trailer bitch & much cond.SJOO.SS2·75S2 SUOO. Rigged Sabot $175 wuher, asking $45. coc:kapoo. ~ker mix. t SUn. 46.sl Charnock, Irv ford Dr .ll B Spnngdal ~SS89 ,_.,"'., "'., clotlung. Saturday ol\ly or tradefororaogeSPort Q.UMIO wkb 962·4051 ~I~ & McFadden from your bustness card. DAM 'tll dusk El £ste, HA. M M o N o p 1 p E Yak ~Hl833 Admiral Frostless 25 cu ft FllEE DIRT Fam rm furn .. decorator Garage Sale Sat. Onl Re~:Sk~~ ~~\~:~ S~~! ~~P::e 0~~::;e ea~: r.~:la v;s~. ~~d~s ~~ ~?~nd.w~~~~7e4~k lo4a, p~ t040 r efrlr:. w/lcemake r . YOU HA UL 64f>. Items, furs. acousttc;.il 104 2780 Tern C1rcl exp Prefnderw/ablhty. re turn permane ntly t•ountain Valley. llm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552.-9288 1 r l C.M l O• $2!>. C Mes 642·M6Sor 642·347l. sealed attractive ta~ & mediately Norl"' o r ~Mocllillu 1091 29' Spor\llsher. New , matena , re n i.: , cp .. v rdeJ n ----. h ( Shepherd m ix, em. drno.. Sal Dec 4th sum e ~ 8070 strap. meeting air ine Talbert&EastofWard.> ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~r 270ena. Cruise Large w it e re rig / Mo's llad all shol'I 1;.:;;Manan l..n NpS~h .,...._,...., I 0 ' ts P SI.....,,.~ """'EE ... RM 20k\ top""'-t N t k freezerforsaJeS160 "" , BI C SALE Too I i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · req1.0remen · re· nw~ ~ .,. . .wa . ew an s, ~0309 . MUST F IND HOME ---househld itemi.. liS vent 1088 & theft! For a BEST GEAR DRIVE batte.nes.baittank.l,oul Tappan Dbl Oven self. cleaning Range. Copper 4 yrs old. Xlnt. $2:>0 831-0997 5"8·0512 Dover Sbores itara~e sale i.tcreo unit. See Sa WANTED ~rsonaliied La~ encloae WOVEN WOODS Newest mo del (used rigger.1, lrlm labfl, :WO ml ~At•* Persian rug. twin & Dime-a Line. Jo'ri S u TOP CASH DOLLAR wallpa per. fa bric or 5Ao'oto8"°'o0ff s l1gh lly ). S tr e t ch range, VHF. stereo. ,...,. "" water beds, desk. "Day Glo" paper & we v 7• v~,. slllchcs. auton\littc but· $.12,800Ph642-3446 •••••••••••••••••••••• d l • UM 2070ThunnC:M PAID F'OR YOUR II b k •. •DELIVERY• rapei., c arpe s "'------JEWELRY. WATCHF.S. wi ac "'tnm your •BEFORE tooholes,blindhems.l~ 33' Owe n Sportrl11her. **I BUY** bedspreads. C.:lolhtng. 3 ram gar sale. 2 i.ofoi.. ART OBJECTS, GOLD. Lags. Or try two cards CHRISTMAS• needle dccorallve, etc. superbly equlp'd, priv. r~ ....... I''· fUJ'$. l4l~Sanuago. NH l'll mt'ras . a i r cond S tLVER S ERVIC E , baclttobPaRclkCES ., ... O<>Ll\ ...... 9770 S144.Ph:><t7-66:s3 ply, ideal ror har"-r l7 Cu. Fl. f'rlg1daire . """"us'°'' umiture 6'$60147Sal8·4pm t)'p'41r, many useful Fl"'E FURN & AN ~ °"""' "" avocado "rn $275 A~~llances OR I wil ---d t "·· b ,. . ..,eaor3/•c S1n aer Fashion Mate. cruises or spe>rtrasblng. .. orSELLfor You '"·a'·ty rum •· ~10th"". l't 1 ems .,..per uys TIQUES 645 -2:200 ... .., " J t d 1"3 <OO Maytag Washer&Elec se """" "'~ ... ~ 6C2/\ d CdM . 4/5tao•Sl.60"a. blindhems.zh:z.aa•,etc xn con .~ .... MASTYSAUCTION bit in dbl elec. oven & · 1 voca 0 • · ,... " ... 644...:162 549-9811 ~~~i~il~:S:ort 646-1616 • 81).962 range top, 4 man dinghy. Sul/Sun l..adles diamond nng. op-6/9tag.s $1.50ea. Slate Bumper pool tbl, _ S50. 673-a!:IOO ' . CE. console s tereo. toys. SAT 1 4 PM ~~~~or~!~0• c5ai~r~~c~ 100£ili.!r~!!·i':::i~ed $70. Rollaway bed $8. SpwtincJGoods 1094 28' 1967 Chris. RJgged_ for ..__aa_ 8015 SAVE! New & used furn misc. 2091 8alm oral, S m a 11 8 pp1 1 an c es .,,, ... .,,.,..,.,. ..... 3.7.....,. NO CARD• 551·0833 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marlin. bJU everyUUne. --· w 1 · c M 644H!706 ......, _,, """' ..... · Dry s . r b di Good orr season buy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aBappl s, mN1sc k NI son i.1tchen utensils, hneot Draw your own or send Woo on "Price is Right" wts or scu a v malt olf 675_3631 rgain oo . ow SensAUooal salc. creallve soft ware. cloth111 DIAMOND Pierced Ear· name, addreu, phone & Fireplace Ba r re taii ing,madebySeaswLs s1. e er. · •PUIUC• Stores -5"5 8t 814 W It < W om e n s fi 8 rings ll!I. Carat Cost we'U in.lie one card per $SSO Sell S250 ~ med lg. l new. S17S <cost '76 . 17' Varlin •/SS HP •FURHITURE• 19th. C M 6427930 ~:Y7~1~!ii!~r~~i~a~· men <med>. 'IPOrt1n $2300. best urr. P P tag.AddZS.each. · $440>lusedS7S.6756266 outboard,S400/takeo\ter A.UCTJON 548 3262 WE BUY Sun eq1.0pment, skis. etc als 675-3589 Send che<:k or money or-7' sofa wtchr $75. 2 stereo Beaul custom ~ .. slate paymenls67S·S930 *A * THECONNerTIO.... 1 new chaio pull wale derlo: phooo&. 12 .. B&W port • *T_-..11. 7 ~oPM• ~ " D'"'AN"'ult'"Pt"t.Lazy doset.4.20Avocado.CdM 141(t. ..LOTPRJu..w .... G iv~.u.c:•-" Seville Pool Tab.le, gold AVON S400, Evinrudc -• :~ 'F\JRNITURETHATIS t:;'y ch;, lo::i ~~at, ud GOLD CHAINS '"'PO Bo "!!,," ..,., .....,.....__, felt top. 4"'1x9 11300. 25HP.$1SOO.ftrm. COMl!J •fits lbde a -beds from $150 " Antique Fum1ture. Ou E--$l6.00 · · x I....,, AssLSteensTeenS('eoe 644-1637 6'S-M36 StockU-..l~s Wood "ame set"' fro varietyofhsehlditcms& China Cabinet. tool6 ~ Coata Mesa.Ca.92626 CHRISTMASSALE ..,--·:.-,;p " w crafts. women's r lotht's Antique coppe r pols Lovely Bedroom Si11tes. $38:>, and moch more l:Mf Or a. Redlands Ave, rrusc 20352 Bayview, from a~ece, macrame, Heer drafter, holds "4 Keg A.'81StanceLe11gueT1lrift dressers. chests. night "The Little Warehoui. Npt. Bch al alley Sat or Irvine , ore M esa plants & baskets ol beer, new cond. $200. Shop. SAT Dec 41.h at~ stands, headboards. thut under sells th Sun _!:'rl/Sat 95 Wllt;RE• 673-S276 Callaf\llAM. 32ndSt,NwptBch chest beds, living room stores that won't be un tables. hide· a -beds. derli-Old .. MOVING Qimj>ing Gear, househol Cabbag.s & Kiecp PUIUC AUCTION POOL TABLE. Cues & sofas. loveseats. Oc 7351Hcil.Unltl.lllJ PRIOAY SA.TUROAV ~oods.Stereoearphones Cor ner Magnolia & MANYITEMSOF1'~1NE Rac.k.Cdcond $125.Ph chairs.Coor&Blk/Wht Sat&Sunt25 773W Wilson.C M bicycle Sat Oec 4•9 to3 Warner next lo ESTATE JEWELRY . ~-7723 TV I · 2043-A Charle. CM W h II ---------1 Ch•,._. amlesb.I p1chture~. 342 1244 Antiques uak lbl . 17m041' Oe Msagnol1a F V. ART OBJECTS. AN-Toastmaster t abletop inas, a e c air... · Garage Sule. 1615 Pon TJQUES. FINE FURN .. Oven Broiler. used barstools, book shelves. 7' brand new coui:h leaves; Pr1nre!l1> oak Burmoulh. Harbor Vie" 848-0088 E.7<:. PHONE FOR IN· twice. 130. Rogers place D&mST CHAIR CusS7to~/!~ut st,1b~.:.332As7k dMrehss er ; dm • r r or i.4 llomes. N B. Jo•u rn !? ..,!. BROCHURE. settJngfor6. $25. 963-1834 Frcerer, washers. dryers ~Jt >l'.I "" !!..!_,,....,.__ a ogany rcsscr l»olcs. Gamei.. Clothes u .. -............ 8075 '"""'"°"" PLUS LOTS ANO LOTS -' poster bed Tea cart .. S n • ~~ ---------"'or sale·. l black & while • All woou gam<> i;r·t Wal tbl.buffet,Gcha1ri. m1~c. al '7-0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"'•IU ... GIROO"'S r' 0 Y N I C "'. w1matchm1? a<'ccsi.on e1> -,... " patchwork quill. hand MI SC ELLE AN 0 l1 S kin" si. lklrm i.et, l'UI Misc hsehld S<1t Sun 9 tr GARAGE SALE Keg. Morgan mare. broke \lleal for Hi Rise apts.. quilted, used very httle 1 ITEMS " 5 711 W Balboa Blvd S I" ., ~1 to ride & drl ve. b lk 11 u t E · bl & · veJvct M>fa & tovest>1H at .,..~ . parade Morgan gelding. sma pa os. e c. nJOY porta e typewrite r DOMTMISS glasstopdlnetle,qul'l·nP:iuo Sale, Sal & Sun. 7cu tlrdng.~ cond, £ng. Western (7 l 4) ~~t~rlal~~C~~~::,:s~ case.I 14 poundbowllng si mattress & box spr 9am 4pm l'lanll>. rum. l'Oppertone. !Im chest JJIHOl l c.0 1444 ball & carrying case I THIS.ONE! 1ngs. velvet barrel chr antique!>, han~1n drawer s. s1n1tle becJ .,...... Flngerhutpecancolored $ S SS lg lamps. all tn xlnt b a 11 k <'ts. r I e c t much mllSC. 41.3 A.cuc1a, Miscellaneous 8080 Wl:ODINC DRESS. size fleece lined woman's SS AVES cond , MUST SELL typewriter . Sclu 2924 CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. lull len°'h, w/lrain jacket, size 18, never Food available on the 5544760 Redwood. Mesa Vl'rtk "' worn. Call 645·~ Sat & prem1&e11. Jlemic subject ----------13 1-'amily Garage Sale MI NK Jl\CKET (detac hable). Head Sunafter9a m. to preule. We honor i.gdc<."OratorlamJ)('> from A ll th at'::. left . 71C lotsofgoodies,Fti&Sat Ill ouuttty, orly new p1ere & veil. Xlnt cond. --------- Bank of A me r 1 ca , $35 Goldenrod, CdM in alley Comer Labrador/Baker $<100. 644·4192 \SPYttlass Makeolfer. 752 6596 Sears rtoor model sun Mastercharge, C311h1er's TJIECONNECTION Sun only 10-4 C M II.Ill>) Be ige Mouton In m b ~~lomlept wbiutlhb. nHewas uhletraat Check.s & CASH• 735t Heil. Unit L. ll.U. --- -E 8 l I j ... l •--1• Ilk • 8$ uC OM 8421244 FANTASTIC Sale' Sat Le1tving Slate . Dlntnil n cy. rt ann1ca n aw.e. Si.«: ... e ne w. lamp as well and llmer MAST A Tl -----9 2, furn. cpt. dishes, set. H1.&5que 250. piano. bookcase. Perfect cond. $50. 646-0lllS built in. Excellent condl· 207S\/2Hwptll Solid Maple lw1n hed. clothes. toys & camer a toys. oak deaks. nei. $225. 673·7002 wknds Elec car w/charger, $4:>0, lion. s20.oo. Phone COSTAM~SA hdbrd . dr1Jsser, ~ eqUlp 1311 Galaxy Dr., flute, etc 20791 Woodlea. Flrewood for sale rrom b$t ofr lially upMght 631·3H9. 646-1616 131-9625 draw e r bi s h bo Y, ND H 8. 968-6446. Sat & Sun olive lree . Call after piano w/ bench. $$00. 'c·-h-e_a_t _r_r_e_e_i e-r-.-ol_d_b_u_t, -----~~.:~26'!'n~~~~cl GARAGE lOam·4pm. SPM.557-8393 675-S78S. works $50. Kini( stied licydH IOZO CHRISTMASSALE 2 hlk end tbls. 2 up 25 .. color TV u 50 OAKPOOLTABLE waterbed$1l5. Washer& G t ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••Octagon pecan d1n1n11 Lou of C:oodtes & Toys. holstered blue c hra , Rototiller $&$. Law~ '14" alate, nd• sideraU e lectrle drye r $12S. 0 .. tble. 4 plaid barrel chrs Sat & Sunduy 9 AM t.o beige IJSOO cpts, Uke nu 165 648-184& rpr We need space Refrigerator $75. Double Ralei11h ·Grund Prix JI on ca11ters $300 84&-6065 PM l20 Topaz, Bulbo 42 aq yds bar & 3 sll>Ola vacuum · · k. r 63 I 123n · sol a bed $50 Call 968-8948 eleven pipers piping you want to lease before Christmas? spee1ke 211'>" frame -----1 1 nd • blc · ma e o r . · •· I k NEW ....,. 642 0138 · w-· .. ,. •. D DI u a 11 toys. games. s , boys 2 round tbls. SS & ~. 2 838-8600 or963-8738aJ\er6PM ~ e ___ _,__ ___ _,...,r .. ryer. n o m clothing. sr 8 & 10, stort bar chain $10 2 tenla, ---------r \JS ED RE Bu 1 LT a. set bedroom sell! Other 112 Udo Mord cmplay counter. cash re $10 <pup> & $50. Por\. Kenmore 220 \'Oil, 4800 F~ sale, l2x20 Rug. Rust Gunranle~ A.II types MiscP~ 673·:WlS Oec41.bA~th.114PM i<tslet' & gd ml&c junk typewriter $10. 3 TV watl e lectric room color. new cond., $135. parts. ~pairs Trade·ln~ 8' COUoCh. lemon yellow. Anl1qu" Cameras ~9781 Trident Ln. H.B. trays $5 11" B&W port. heater w/fan . auto. _67_5-_5653~·------i secepted6312101 "loolu like leathe r '', Equ1pmenl for "Old Sat&Sun 9am·5pm 1V S75 Oil PA10l'gs · bsl thermostat. Perfect (or Mhctlwom - -augahyde xlnt cond Tune" Photo Shop~. GA" AGE SALE t "r &42·11351. office or iunall apt. $50. W..t.d 8081 •NEW USED BIKF~• $1~. Good & rlt'an tw1~ <.:ttitumes & t:lc. Mti>C ·~ , d . xec: R 1119-234.2 arter6:00. Buy Sell Trndl' bed ma u t)I} F'urruture w o m a n ~ e • 1 J( n e r DH YER S7S. oaster & •••••••••••••••••••••• Puu & Repatri. in ~ r ra~s!. & Kw~~~ - -c Io l h l' l>. Jew e 1 r Y. Grlll telec >SJ2 Botb ex· National electrtc home OIU94TAL RUGS Skatebo11nU hd~$IOO C.attr~rusi CdM vre·Cbnstmai.su1>er hoot:.t!!hocs. !'l1ies 6Vt cellent cond it ion. food sll.~er. lhlckneu WANT P e rsian Cycle &Co.24811!11,•wp()rt I Sl~ 640 nm~ gar &all•' kefng, tlry,·r. tnt'd lluusew1rcs, 'Im 646-4757 dial. 7 blade . $40. Chinese also Tapestry. Al"d c.: M &42·7910 ~~ or t bot h it In l 1 , m apphant•rs. S1mmo1u 8 b b d & V 1 !n9-234.2after6:00 Pvt Ptysonly. 640-7014. ---------hnust!holri uppl '11 hldua.way bed, $60 Im a Y e ~ ar oua . ~ M~n·s Rallt" Brand new Early Amert Vanuus & t1undry other IJOrt~ Armoirc ccx:ktail Household items. call for 1..4l. Servel gas refng 2 lg. SS CASH FOR l().al)ffd htk•· cen or Ranch Stylr 7' "Gondlt>\" Sun Dec ~. c•ut>lnet, indirect hRht aPPl 536-4457 vinyl chairs, 548· 1082 Good used furn1refrlg1 )40 4<l4!1 nerculon .,11r a & 1.: t O 30 A M l 1 I 13 10>:. mirrored glass, win" Ntttural Mink Stole. $75. morns/eves. frzn & stoves 546·-0768 lO ipd Schwinn V,1rot) motch1n1: l'br . $27!> (roldt•nroc.I rut•k, w11:1 $500, saenf1ce Cashmere Coat w/mmk JrvlneCoaslCountry Heuthstde hand g~t .Int ~oncl •. ~•or ... ,~11. 8-&2 sa._1 R.'i() r1t1 ures. t•tc 24111 I collar SSO 8e11te Tweed Club Membership. OV"'n proof stone r , •VI ., -__ --HllCil'. <i11r Stilt'' F'urn. (.',1flc V1eJ:l. Lai<una Coat w/fox collar 135. 752·786S "' 1upc.'rb Chrt11tmJ11 l(tfl hery""-9GOffl Rl<J~"· trunks. ult! n•cvrd Ni~uel. Sul 01•c 4 d ldi----------i "Dogwood" pattern Blatr847 200ll "'u rnitur", L·t~ •30., •lbums, books Iha & Her ~ 003.S Li 111 d 1 a mon go ANTQ C d p Made 1n Japan. Sold a r ~ "' ' " • brocade cockta1l dress · ran 1 a no. M k Ba .. <Aa CJ\.olg Sc'h I C' l lnl I LaJoll• Dr Nwpt Reh btkes, ltlt.c nu < loth1ng, / · k t $25 0 made In A.u11lna l860 ar et s..et .. ...., . ...,. wcJnn • .,.onwrnl'n 8'2f.tl06 • m1,,. a ll klntl s 2H06Sut9AM.:!40UV1a M1mnu. wl JDC ek'ft'I d. ra~gse BurledWalnut.comp.re-•r>e't! .,..,, om&O!I _ Stlanlar Or l'M •, blk MB llsehold 1temi.. are coc... ress •• ~.1·d Bot o s I sptttt 540 496 I~ "'f ... · . · ,... t d . Hawaiian dress/pant u t ~'UIJU • ll • ay a1 or, Marblr top end thl S30 '" l\11ams Ft11S11t ..... n~ mu .. etnns. SlO All i1iie 8. Ladies 10 14' w/ttlr. WHl 1ell reas 19?6 Jlnnd11 ST90. 11 kc M()(k"tfl blue walnut lrim Toya r lotht•!I hooks Giant Rummage Npt Jau lb bowhnll ball & baa SlO. or exchange both for 1ww ~"'" a ,\to~d ' chr $15 64&-1481 ml8t' S11t E 8'1utf, 2'4 • l\Nmbl Sat Dec 4 9 3 Service for 12 Roger 's Ivory. Real estate or m> flnl\ 87~ Zll2 KING SIZE BED. Vlftu1 Hogar. Npllch. Mariner's Sehl Pkn'g lot, llllver w/s1lver cheat $60. player piano. 642-1334 or 81.nchl 20 ' fold up bike Good cond $JOO ----NB $5038 642 6578 Size 1 i,., ice hockey skates in good condition a'1d ro· a.sonably priced. Phone 631 ·3149. Wanted upright free~er. gd working cond, lrg cap. Ranable 833-0086. X 831 ZJ86 Ap~l111nre11. furn . ball b Uk• MW lrJ3 '45 b.~l ----driven Golf Cnrt & mu1<' Stv, k1da dothes & toys. REMODF.:t.rNG 3 homes POOL T I, Bruns wick dt &4G-<.4J6 Mov1n1r Qn size bed $125, Thurs Sat I011m 4pm mony, other 1toodles in CdM Cabinetry , Gold Crown, 9'. all eqwp. Wanted : L a r ge SIS l(Lfl model 20 Stereo 10232 KW!w Or H B l.11EAP 423 Elither. CM appl's., gar drs. nr COY· + 2 ll.tea. ~-963-3145 Re r ri 'I Fr zr. c 0 p . Cah 1015 SlOO. Hou11chold uem11, ----<ott Tu11tm l Sul & Sun erlngs, etc All lo go! pert.one. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cbn11tmas decor1n1ons MltGHIC>ltHOOD lOA M 67J.21638oreves 673·~30 Tame Cockatcel & cage, 673·9301 ---------1 UO. Dinette set & 4 p ER S I AN <.:/\T S • ~ Gcrop ~ SAT ONLV! 9 5, Small SkJ boot.ls Hurnanlc 10.10\Al cl'talni, S50. Gold rocker/· Miltskal btauM~uJ 10011 r0tir, ~p nlnR room tBl>le .... PIH~ come & see what letterptel\8 w /type . *75 Yr old Marker bind-recllner $60. 9 drawer ... ..._.,. IOIJ qu& y . reg 11 ere ' cha1r11, • teavt-11, fine we h•ve Many ramlltell frames. iarden tools. logs $25 . Mallhew1 dresser $20. Blk & wht ••••••••••••••••••••••• ahot.t 6:t8·0008 quality UOO C all partlrlpatlng. Among trailer. fumiture &ml11c. motocross nr new. Or1g 1V $50. Stereo. $20. Dbl Conn Min·O·Matlc elec. Himalayan Kitten~. rnOAt 49S-11546. Items offered: D1she11, 2962 Pemba C M $140. now sao. &4C>-650l. bed $20. 10 1al aquarium O«"gao. excellent condl colors. <.:FA Res: Adult drapes, dnnwood. dolls. . . . w/fltt.er & gravel llO. 26 Uon, S800. P.P. 532· 12$1> tem $75" p 7G8-4776 toys. asd1ool desk. 11ma ll Bill Garage Sale, Blkea, 'fypwrtr, degk, elec fan, gal w /nit.er & gravel $30. ---~-\railer hitch & muc h &by Items Furniture rugs, blk u. books. Please call "Debbie o " Peavea M~slclan, •OO n-clotJuna. Suturday only Toys. flowschold Items: Reaver coat Ir misc. at 540-!8$8 bet vam & aenea. 4·12 spltra, mut1t ..,.. 9AM '!JI duslc. El FAte, Fabrtc. Antique Desks 640-1446. 2pm. or 835.3555 bel sel l. $400/b st oft. ·~•••••••••••••••••• OU\Mdesk&chair,S\$. Lo11 Vasos, Ave&-La 17706 Day. Tulberl / 2:30pm&llpm.. 548-0479 '!R~Ulred Black Pretty 1ln1lo lldbni, SlO. Perla & Los Ettados In M•gnol.la ,.. v Sat i-5 Game Show Prbea. swim· ---------~nnans. 5 wq 962-0159 Fountain Valley. Im ' · ' ming pool, queen sofa Muat !ell 8xll Pers ian 12 Strtng Take Guitar ,C·'7Df\ m ediate ly North of YARD SALE Sat. only. 1l eeper ; & o lhera . nc. xlnt cood. make of. W/cue,Uke~!:·Sl7S. ---------rca..p S. 1055 Talbert I. Eas t of Ward. Vtn divider S2S Carryall ~2667 r~ 496-2193 ___ 962 __ ._ ____ 1 Jt'etbl..haaaApsopupples........................ r ack for •h ort bed otfketr4t ... & I Wb. N ol her fro Antiques Blue Wiilow Movinc Sele Condoti lblk Picku1> $60. Much more. Brand new Ram Se\ Gun tuaat..AR ALAIMS l.-iJ •• IOIS Q»na, father AKC Reg. 0 • .,,.1 .... Al· 10 ... _A new •. South ol F.1 Toro Rd 143 Rochester. Costa bw1111hots & plna. RealOOa· ProcM your borne or ol· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIJO 960-397 °"' "' '..,..,, ,. "K'ltt Sun. allday M e 536-7674 fl b nd of h ---------1 used appUtnce~. linens, -eaa ~. ra new lop l e Complete ofnce ict·uP; lriah Selt1:r Pu.ps AKC. queen~brd.,lcltchtbllt Wale rf ronl ·G' Solid ·•PtCASSO ETCHING line,On.lyf15.642·0088 ldots~ldesu&cbalni · J50 Al up. M&Ji . Cham 2 cha irs. trc111 urea, ~Sale! Mahog tbl. w/aeaUnti ror $50 . GOYA L"1'CHINO !lllJ'8Y Bike, Uk~ new, 1wlvel1 also. 8'75-3000. U"e1. •98·7819 eves & Sat/Sun 9am·4pm. 48 ,...... lea •·Junk• 8 Match'g couch w/blk a<> .. RENOIR ETCKINQ HO. Trumpet. 160. Bay&Beach Rlty. ~ 16l.b Pl•ct, c M. Near vwu .. hJ . ..50 ~ .BENNE'M' BRAD· u" ...,..,. _.. ~ ..... nd _.....__·-'·'--------• Irvine. Olua. Sliver, Mirrors naug cua • ons. ~ ' ea. 8UltY OIL 1195 .. REX .....,......,v .,.. 0• .... 1 Stng.le pedestal stei!I desk Cbrl1tmas puppy OldPictu.res&Fr11mes Pt.matchgcl\dtbls,S:ZS. BRANOT WATER at\Ytllh. w/chalr. Asking SSO BlillutltuJ Silky Terrier. Gara1e Hie. 1841 Port Clothe1&Llnen:1 ~u!:' ~m~t:>~ COLORGS.535-558$." Encyclopedla Brllaonlca ~. M,AICC, 1130. ~786 Qarlow, N.8. Mille 1tema, lroo Toya aadd.I n •1.·_ $250 Ul une Heirloom Edi· ---------• ~ a 1m1 • S • t I S u n Chriatma• o.corauo"' Ri ... ,_! w~"'"jj' 50-.,0 Sot.a. xtra chall"ll, ore. tloo atlll In carwns· ~,..k I Stts of Ehxec1 ut~ BeaaJe, l yr .. m~pm. 9to3S1t Only ...,1& c • · "~ · furn, ou.omana, teak ond .:.. ..... Wt 111 ~ ti and up oc1\e,.,,. • -color, male Ill). l4 DOVER OR Aquartuin w/1tand, 116 tables lamps " more coo._t .,..ce. ff or chalns wtcaaters Very tel).1184 2 Aqupfwns. VW aeat. 1~Wl>t8cll. · Clothes, 1~·$2& 1lie1. from 'ire home on El "1lrdolf.-..&110 aood cond. UH/up. ,,., -ri P refril. p1n,t pon1 lblL~n· 111'1'1 6-~, boy's 12·16. NISHI Golf Couru. Tiffany St.1lt1 hanglna fM2..5299 ....... c. ..... u 1tmaa up1. Uquea bunk beda, nplc women '• 12· 14, men'• -.1490 ,_ 2 _,. h. ,, __________ , lrl&b Set~r AKC. Cb•m· ~ " tool•. hoepl\al GARAGE SALE, ever· :ul. Much m ore . 323 "'mpe, •t ..,.,. eac 1 GLOBE WERNICK met.a.I pliCilt lln•. WllJ hold for bed, baby baulnel, ytMnir hu to to Satur· Momln&Slarl..11. NpBch. DEWALT Deluxe JO" ~11t. lll90aet oU, f15, oUlcedeeld7S. Ovtatma.a t12-5829eves. mtn'a 10 apd blc:ycle, d~. No reu. orren re· Dour Shorn. IO·• rlldlal 1rm saw Mdl 1444 ~:~1·.:~"n:: SU.~ WELSH TERRIER much more. 25e C.mtlUa luted. You oarne ft w1'v. Sat~. wist.and. New. In carton cle&nin~. ll.OO aq yd C:, hh IOl7 l 9rr Neuteredsnale. lA.CMSatonl)' 1ot It. 2111 N&11•1t Rd. Ol JO. loYI 2 new IH s.m.~2S28 "5for•ll.Oa1154S-398'7to .. ••••••••••••••-••••• 675'02'78 MULTl·P'AMILY SALE C.M. S49-3llS al.flllun, Oat.WI t.ruclt NBW S.wln1 Machine. .... Oleo small animal rll -+----U$52 Onllayba Cl re: le \te IOmcthln« .YOU want or cat radio, clot.hlna . atlll to carton. Vlkln1 ••..t.• • .,...OU pe r . u tr• bladu + IOCDltldnl to MllT Irv. <Racctuet Clb t.oacll!Clualfilldad1 hoaHholdltc1111.2blllet. free arm. Sac. ••n. ~,,.. .-v equipment Xia\ c:ond lnecht.tedOltwell. ttoma•FM•S•t. l\wcll.6'2·~. 4818'oad1fa1,C.M. .m.5771 m.1011 f70 tM-41'70 Move them under our tree. On each Thursday through December 16th the Dally Pilot wlll pubtlsb special pages to make lt 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 gifts 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 Inf ormatlon and to pl ace your ad Just ca II 642·5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad·Vlser for more Information. Your ~redlt ls good with us. We'll bll~ you or you can charge your ad to your Ma st er Charge or BankAmericard. DlllY Pl(OT ' I •• 642 .. 5678 J .; / 08 DAILY PILOT loafs.Power Friday, December 3, 1Q78 • Tr-..porlatto. ~~~/ 4 Wllftl DriYff 9550 Aulot W..t.d 9590 Alltos. -~ Mtoe.. ... lried AJltoi, t•porhd Atlto1, lftlPOrt.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...........•.•...•.•... 1974TOYOTA CASHFOICAIS! G1•1• '701 o ... ,... 9701 IMW t7tJ IMW 9712 ' ... uoCRUIS"'• """" s Dollar s paid for ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••• •• •• •• ••• •• • 30' JEFFRIES Fiybndee Sportlt..ther F'tt5h waler twn VII s ~·· 9120 llondu :!50 Eb•nore •Int HARDTOP 4 speed. cleanuud cn s,truclta & DAT UN Amphl '87 l>lsmaoUetl '70 8MW 200'l Sliver. uns BMW 2002. 7000 ml r-~ ~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ l;.ft &~r s cond Used only once, radio. locking hubs. u CoNettes A:lk tor Paul :•VES BeatofCer Call 1'1.nt (Ond auto. air. aunr'f, AM 1-'M Auum loan AY646- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tfirm 673 I W~ tremely low m1lea6:t' & O'Neill ~ 84S 1J4J (71 4' 0'73 l~I alt~<'AN 67J.C)J24 CArllCAMPE:I 1mma{·utatf' thruout HOWAIDO.•r*t $ $ ........ 9707 ................ -.... •• ttoo' ..-:........~ u•-w 9800 Baylinu ·111. 1" 110, lJ HP Volvo, lrlrtru11 can vus. ~-839·8900 day Ron, 494·3'06 cvea. 8 f oot bed Fu II' J50 BSA. complt>tdy re 11~~utz1 R-" ed Do •-Qu IS ---" -" built .u00 .,.. """'IX' lo ve.,. 11 ts •••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• •••. • • •••••••••••• l'qwpped s:wo or best o · r ONLY $4598 NEWPORT BEACH •69 .-.. ... ULT ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer si22 Roberts Dnve. 58l·03M2aft5~M ,...._ lt7lAUDI IOOLS !•·--------------· Santa Ana. Phone '75Yamaba.aOOEnduru. MAR~UISTOYOTA WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Hard lo nnd' $838F11 Sunrool, beige. auto. air 8l!).0336 MISSIONVIEJt> FORTOPUSEDCARS St.II '10008. c:ond< .. ""'JR"I Xtra!>. <'lean offer. ....,, " Unifllt.e Crwscr 27". J971 m11.ny xlraa. auto pit de1>lh, vhr, outriggers 1714 )846-8095 811°2880495·1210 l"OREIGN,DOMESTIC •$999• $..,79' '72 Dodge van camper, __ _2:51 5971 or CLASSICS • bubble, full self cont'd Motor Hot.t iO Jeep Sta Wgn auto . If your car i.s extra cle'an • • • DON IUaMS 2U Avocado. CM Apt 10. Sc*/R .... ' 9160 <'ust ml, pwr t u11i.:ate. see us first. '67 DATSUN POISCH~AUDI ~l.204 __ ••••••••-.•••••••••••••• l1 n tl.'1! 1otlai., s2100 IAUERIUICk llDST!lt 136.11 Harbor 638·2333 loah.R...t/ .. ~~ ... ~!~.s. ~C,':'I MotorHw R...tal 91\2541aor847 0344 • .292:S Harbor Blvd . 4 speed. rudlo. h1.i11ter ~ 91 S 18'1\' to 32' Trucks 9560 <:-Oslo Mesa 9711-2500 UIP802 Slk 1143631 •••••••••••••••••••••• .l"ully seU-contaant.'11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY •$ 1599• 1974Kaw0Mld 175 lteserve nowfor 1974TOYOTA •USEDCARS& 85' Schooner K ELPI E now tak1nii reservation for Nwpt C hrtstm u Harbor Lights eru1se Dec 18-23. 548·1725 or a r 6PM 552-~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Slreet & dirt legul. W1l UolJday wtuids TRUCKS• lake car In trade. llJo.:GENCY MOTOH HI-LUX PICkUP Come in or Call ONLY $499 HOME RENTALl> w I T II c A M p E R FRH ~ad u.o.•~UIS MOTORS 925N. Harbor Blvd SA SllEtL 4 speed, radio & Grott. Che•roMt ~ • 531 "'""~* muos l o wner, 1m Ml IONVIEJO • . ........., • ma~ula le thruout' l8211Beacb{Jlvd. 831·21t0495-1210 Beaut 28' U1plomat (96001T) HuntingtonBeach -Motor Hume fw rent ONL y $3198 847-6017 * 549.333 t '75 Honda 360T Crash Daily, wkly, mlhly Slpi. lloble 16. lrlr, new trans bars, sissy bar. frw 10. Has :stereo. air cond. MAR9UIS TOYOTA TOP DOLLAR more. Sl.42.S ~ o pegs, only 1400 m1. Xlnt r ruiseronLrol 76SC17!>4 MISSION VIEJO PAJD 581·7505 cond S800 Ph ~9249, - -831-2180 495·1210 IMMEDIATELY ---------i 64277.i8 26'GMC MOTORllOME FORALL •••• '67 DOQGIE VAN 4 speed, radio, he11Ler. UQFl97 <505311 •S 1199• •••• ''9 DATSUM IDSTB IYXV467l <Stk t4620H $1499 1972 AUDI I OOLS <1dr. auto, a ir cond . stereo <336FVS 1 $2999 DONIUIMS PORSCHE..AUDI 1.3631 Harbor 636-2333 1975AUOI 100&.S Sliver blue. auto. air oond. pwr steer. stereo <221NAVl $4499 DOHIUEHS PORSCHE-AUDI Laser 110827 Good cond1t1on $7~ 846·14 Slps6 Wntr r11H•s Pvt fORO 68 '•Ton Cpr Spl FOREIGN CARS pty 833 2616. \'II trlr brk xlras blu CAU. OR COME lN e •• e LS '71Honda3SOCL$450. 642 4097 Nwpl runs xlnt $2350 646·5137 TO SEE US '73 Audi 100 series. '70 llonda 350 SL $400 ------HEWPORT IMPORTS 74 CHEVY VEGA good rood. asking 12625· 13631 Harbor 636-2333 HOBIE 16 with Trailer 673 Z736 before 5.30pm Rent· New 23· Fireball ·~ El C.amtno. very ..:d ~-675·.5"584 Blue/White. Xlnt cond ---------1 self cont. loadl.. of wan eond 350 cng, 4tspd. JlOO W CslHwy,NB Auto. tnnlj. (231JFA> ~~ S1700/ofr. 83S oe96 Kim CZ2S() MX '74, seldom rid dows & rountcr spare ma g 'l, nu bra kt• 11 642-9405 <48811 ) -·_..__1 d l .rvr D 968"""" ---------$1399 ••••••••••••••••••••••• en, x ras. vi ers. ays, 645-2283 ~ T 9709 74 Hobie Mono Cat, yello w/mulli color sail. Ui.c I summer. k50. 493-73116 540-3383, Eves 675·4884 O? Spnte, '62, good rond -------GMCLatc '73.xlnl.l'Ond. 'fi7EI Cammo.r 1s.P B. DOU.AR need s clut ch . uoo~ Classic, Trau?lph Road sips s. $19,200 1238 uuto, air rond. new •••• 496-94.90 bake 57. C.:ompl re-PolanstNB.833 2616 trans, new radial 327 PAID '72 ............... ---------UDO 14. with lru1le r cover. SJ I~. In "d. cond 644·022'7 worked. must !>ec to ap· V H Owner $900 75H 163 FOR CLEAN _...,_ AUSTIN MARIMA pre 494·2273. Dale's RV Rentals IMPORT C ~as RX-3 '74 4 Or. Gd cond. $1750. XL 70, flonda '74. 2600mi Pnme-:ond. 5Acres '7St '76modeb U11tsun '71 Pickup with ~ 4 speed , 047FVO. Stk under?!IK .635-2637 Irvine 559 4446 (.;ampcr bhell. ll995. Pvt ALL MODELS •100068 17' Thistle Oaysa1lor $800 with trullcr. 1213)439 9306 pty tw:i-2102 •$999• IMW 97 U '73 ExKutive . , , ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Yu-nha 1'"" L'-duro, 25' Dodge V-8. auto. p /S, 7 ~ 1 o y ~t a p I ck u P . $2'J9 898·394 J ..... ~.,,,, i'/8 , A M /FM 8·lrk , UimperShell.mags,!\ll. W~co Aurora l(luu liloop, rebll eng, r uns good generator. roof uir hit radials. radio. Xlnt ~ •••• 21 . sails. 018, trlr _Be_s_lo_f_fe_r_6_7_3_·6_179 ___ 1 crwse rontrol. a wnant· cond 494-8474 w/slipS2500. 675-7M8. 'Sozuld 12.S Dart Bike roof rack & ladder, hate • ·74 Mikado Che vy Luv. 1881~ 8£.ACH Bl VD HUNTINGTON UE ACH 8-l] 778 I 5·10 OJJ7 '75 GIEMLIH 10.000 miles 744MXC. Stk 11100074 2-1' lSLANDER Bahama Xlntshape low miles. Sip~ 7 Xlnt cond S2SOO or best Dix. Xtras. cln, 0 /8, 497 2105 103UINW) Sales price ofr 494.ss12. •$2199• N 8 . w /Sit p $4 ,950 ---------$16,995. ---------1 ---------531-499.1 '68 Honda 350 CL S450/bst '73 APOLLO •••• ----------1 ofr. Low mileage, good 26' M 1-1 t Prindle 16 w t l rlr condfUon.548-6033. otor ome. au o. storage box. rainbow col Dodge V 8. auto. P IS. or satl 11248. Lolli o '73 Bultaco 350 Pursang. PIB. stereo, da:.h :iir. xtras. fl695 m 9263 xlnt cond + xtras. $500/ generator. roof air. ruck bstoffr 968·5855 & ladd e r , awn1n1i. LASER No 12199 Race ----------1 loaded. <070KHM I J\ real e>qul pped + t-"G /C J! Honda Trail 90 . 1968 buy at 115.995 S75tl. Ph646 lOll9 Good cood1t1on RECENCY MOTOR $300 1">42 7 HOME nENTAL Hob•<' 16, Rood cond. lrlr nt'w tramp , $1 250 '73 Mont1.'!>!>aCota2Slna b 673 9057, ~~ 1626 bike !iO<'c Xlnt com! S22.S. 92S N II ar bor Bl vd S A ••531 2503•. 5.:16-6468 RENT TlllS Brand new J..1do 14'. like new. 114021 . 29' 011crlanll . fully w .dolly & C'UVCr, $1750 Two HONDA Trail OO's, equipped SS-I 1227 548-1:131 I le:.s than IOOO m1 on each :\tanner 31 Loufll·tl. i<ln rood . l'rrvatl• J' .. rt) S33.500 f 213 14:14 7f»ll! ~aml' 12· fb~I~ 'loop.! lbi., Stillll Sabot S2511 9'19·4171i ---loats, SUps/ Dock~ 9070 S2:><J each Call 540 7744 Property Tax t-'orcc S<tlc or494 0167 '72 Explorer, 26' lOM m1. 440 Dodi.:c eng M '"'Y Must Sell. '75 Yamaha 100 xtras I.oad1.'<l Mu!>t ~l'C 1-~ndum St legal, ~d $11,500. Ph 846 51115 aft rond $.150 'ofr 673-3234_ 5pm. is llonda 250 XL. Xlnt Trailers.-Tl'cn'.t-9170 <-and $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·25111 IMM AC 17' 1975 Komfort -:-71Honda7: •. - -many xtrai.. will ll<'ll to ••••••••••••••••••••••• JV ll~OOml. xlnt<.-ond , $1200. he~t cash ofr by Dec ts. SLI P WANTED J-1 ' Cat.imaran Newport or _ 5364543 545·615'\ Dann Point 673 3620 1973 Honda 350 XL dirt '72 STIHGRA Y MOORING 10 be;ut bike. bit. fully eqwp'd 18'Travcl Tr:ull•r. sl1~ Ii. Nwpt Bay To45' vessel S850 673-2638 or t.\s. fully :.elf-cont. top cond1 Perl toc for hveaboard _67_3-_24_JO____ ~ KG5191. Sale pnre "73 Datsun P U 68,000 mi. I BUY J UNK CARS new shocks. iood cond USED AUTO PARTS '76AMC 768-1296 S4G-5125 847 9f..TT PACER . -Like new. 10.000 m1les 68 Chevy~ U with shell. Have $300 for dow'? on gd 772MXX. Stk. •100046 VB. i\T. PS, PD. AC, new running VW Finance $3799 t 1 r cs . n 1 r sh o c k s , bal.? Diane, 645-8135 • • ~)fbestofr 63l-~3or MECHANIC ls •••• 497.2451 wan run- Dlnl r e pa1cabl c or •69 DATSUN ·59 El Camino, 6 cyll 4 spd wrecked cars. 847-4995. SIO w•.n.ou lransmtSsmn. R fll Runs ---------•• " rcul good $600 Ph WAMTB> Auto. trans. l~IJBEJC> S47 3182 '68 or ·w El Camino. 1600041 > '00 El Camino •~pd . cnl(. AC. c:amper shell, Clean~~~nable $999 Will ronslder P U $1HOO 831 2300 --------- . ***********•• 75 Chevy ~. T PS. PB, • HHO • AC. /\T, new t1n~s. 211, ti ~ CHRISTM.AS • n1100J·~I ---• ~ MONEY? • , F h •1 .. 1k ;im1intl llw h•t0w • 73 ord ~anc cro GT •ii•~ uua ih""' u'"'"''' • Auto, P /S, air. P /dtsr • ·•~m· & 1u111 1t"'n' 111111 • b rio;, AM /FM, 351 tmg, • l'hn,\m"' "'"''''' \ •M• « new tares & shocks. l2800. tr •"" put on ml ah .. .,,.. tr Call dys 975·4281 aft • ur~h·r 1h1• I >.111, l'•h•\ • ' 1 '11111~1 '11 \.'dllH tr 5pm, !l62 J7~. • & '"' .. 11 .. r '"ur i:•••h"•' • '72 Ford Councr • ""' l'hr,.\ino1• 01 '"' .. ,11 • • ,,,,, ..... ,,, '-'J< h 1 hut .. ,1.,' Sl.425 Carm • 1,,.,,1 '"' 111h 111111 11 .. , ., 545·0401or546 S284 • '""' 1 .111 "'-' :.i.;1t ~ ·"k • '73 Oau.un PU, xlnl. FtG shell, wide whls. xtras $2295 540.5452 4t litr \t111r 'hrii.iln\,1-. \ti .. 4' \ '"'''' IHr mor•• tnl•>rrn,1 • «:\14tU ti ************* •••• ALSO LARGE A SELECTION OF DEMOS XLNT SAVINGS SADDLEBACK BMW '11 BMWs HERE NOW SHTHIAU MEW l20I TODAY SADD'9EIACK V AWY IMPORTS 131-2040 49>4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & SaJes-Service-Leaslng Roy C.-.er,mc. Rolls koyce BMW lS40 J amboree Newport Beach 640-6444 aw.er Jells!! Are you ronfused & won· denng how lo advertise your Chris tmas gift ite ms" t"or an inex· pensive way lo go. Just rall our Chnstmas Ad· Viser at 642 5678. a as a SALE! INVENTORY REDUCTION GIANT SAVINGS ON ALL MODELS HERE ARE 2 OF THE FEATURED MODELS - The 1976 Flat 128 Standard. AND The 1976 Flat 131 Sedan. isslon Viejo Import • 28701 Marguerite Parkway MISSION VIEJO (San Diego Frwy.-Avery Exit) 8~1-1742 495-1700 or gd way lo "''old h1g CUSTOM Dirt 4 llP Mint REGENCY MOTOR '>hp r~"' Come-. w :w · Rtkl•. l~c Ure'>. '<Int rnnd HOME KENT/\L.'i '72FORD COURIER -....... w 9100 tlOO Alltos, N•w 9100 A.lot, N•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hoat c,J JO\ "tml SJ50I SlOO ~ 7364 I bo B 1 buy-. all 673 29;13 _ 925 N lar r lw. ~ I\ "16 !)tuuk1 RMIOO Ridden ---·~5:u 2503• • Shpor SidcT1c w1mtt.'d In 10 111nes, hke new. S650 '59.i\IHSTR El\M Cd ~1~~~!1:;2 ~a~i:o .. 1 73'l CZ 250~1.' P e rl cond Mui.t see 1l to i ~peed, radio, heater Sh:irp & nice. Ready to go' 11!2374U> • · <'Ond $400 830-6566 beheve 1t 1 S2250 646·3051 ------...-~~~~~~----~~~-~~ .... -----------$1876. ('ouuf lh•• blf•ssi11gs flOU hn f 41f> lo nff••r! ' Tum thetft into CHRISTMAS CASH by plociltg -.. ....,. ow DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS TREE .............. • ~ Christmas • • i:l=t:tJ Gifh For • ! bcryoM • 41! Wh.1t a "°'llh-11111 "•II 111 ii • , .. 11 \11111' I:""'''"' , .. , • ('hn ... t m.... 111!111 0111 • « 11<1111111111,......... • ·« ct rn 1sI \1. 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Anah-01m 776·990() ......... ~~ Vans ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'75GMC SURFUVAM Automatic. air cond . ,unroof, portholes. dc- lwui lnm, chrome ware whcel11 & 8 track stereo. ((1749) Autos for SaN SADDLHACk •••••••••••••••••• ••• • • V AUIV IMPORTS ~u. 9520 831-2040 495-4949 •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• '64 VW BU.! 12 volt, 4000 ma •OVER 70CARS• on 9SllP re bit. New I:-. INVENTORY dulc h, AMt f'M . Make olr 641Ht759 ANTIQU.1-.:S &CLASSICS ·1.1 r><xJ..:c• Su per Van F'rom I' ord~ to Roi h 45,000 mi·., Good cond. Royces. from S500 t•1 S4:n1 S4ll 3493. ~-Ofl#H. $50.000 cur~ BUY SELL TRAOF. EU FARGO It CO 8305. Ma m·Sanlu Ana l0to6, Mon.·Sat Closed Sunda)'s * 547-9709 * ·72 Ford :hpd., O cyl Cust int S2300 499·2792 or 400-~99 '72 F ord &upe r van, stereo. paneled, nu paint . Must sell 67~0645. MoDEL A '64 Ford Window Van. um Mode~lndow Cpt. & fa{'t Int. fl cyl, 31 Coupe wt rumblt-!tt-at ispd on rol, reblt e nl(, New model A en~ flun <'lutc-h & trans Super ctn ning good, but oel'ds Sac fl 19:i (480LAC> Pvt some work. $2500. After pty 963-11845or 645·1949 5 30pm call 963 1925 or ~3635. "73 Dodge Select Van con- vrsn cmpltly aell ·ront, Rare '36 Oldll. 3 w1ndow P I S. P t B. air, auto cpe Orig cond . new $5495 540-24S8 ~ng, rlutch $3200 Auto LAtolJ.g ---------······················· lecnaffoMI NIW 76 VIMdn 9530 CArllllMPG •••••C••H·:;1•5•T••M•:•;••••• Complete with front d isc " -br akes. steel b e lted LAYAWAY radials, ltyled stul Van &l.:amper wheel coven. rack & Accesaories pi.non ateerina, reclinlna VanCoovers.k>ns & RV bucket aeat.1, fold down Serv Ice. I 01 u ran ce bench seat.I, vtnyl loP. Work. SI 01.17 Mo . Fonda '11 RV Service With only tu & lie down 2117 Harbor Blvd IS3218.34 I for 48 m onths Colta Mesa OO·tlle7 on approval of your i.:ootl 4 Wheel Dri o credit. Tptal cu h pricei ••••••••••••••••••••••• Incl. ta~ & lie. $431S. Dod~e Power Waaon '75. Low ml .. sl111 In warr .. tee to 11pprec. 494·22'13, am l''ord F ,250, 4•4 Auto lrana, pwr bra.ltes (714)14'1 1002 '7.t Bluer covt '®. ~lnl cmd. HJ&b bk S5eOO uk· Int~. PJl .142 G8LS. Oererred p.yment pricu includlna tu, Uc. &c In· tcrul $5552 Anoual pettelilafl~ r ote IUG~. Stt. OAECSK.34M2. GU STAFSO N I 11111 n1 ~ Mf llflJHY 11,fii)ll 111 ·" h (It, t Hl1nr111c..f"n f), •1 r1 84:.?·8H44 ARE HERE OFFER ENDS 12-7-76 VALID VALUE CARS '75 710 4 DI. SEDAN &Qu•poed. 4 speed. Fully fa c tory s2395 r adio & h e aler (JHl710041473-3303) lll\IOf .. &l- '75 710 4 DI. SEDAN Fu II V fa c t o r v $2595 8QU1P0e<1 Automatic heater & side moldings (JHL710041367·3298) PlvtfuH- '76 710 4 DR. SEDAN Fulty factory eQuiOPed Automatic. radio & side moldlnga. (JHL710061 &768-3674) 52695 1'!"9h••l- '74 VOLKSWAGIN VAN 53895 ...... , ... .._ 76 FORD ¥.•TOM ECOMOUMI VAN A.utometk:. pwr steering & root s5295 ~AH~~~•&l PllCe TO llLL use SAN .AJANCAEEK OFFRAMP ... SOUTH WE HAVE 1977 DATSUN PICKUPS All. MODILS • King Cab vt• ....... lic;•ll•11t Selectlo11 Of 'Mt• 6 u .. 4 ~u., ll\u$ I .U & LICINI! F u ll)' f e c l ory eQuloe>ed 4 1oeed KN1oe,_,,,,.,_,, ........ Tl DIUYUY .. • ... .. . -.. " . . "' -.. " . .. .. . . ..... Aa.tos, !.ported Aattot , '"'ported Aalto1, l"'ported AMtot, IMporled Aufot, lmporled I Autoa, hnporled •··•••••··•············ ....................... ··············•········ •••·••·············•··· ··············•••······ .••..•••..•.....••.•... Froday Decflmber 1 1976 DAJLYPILOT IMW 9712Dafwit 9720Rat '725 Merc.._len '740Mwc .. aletn 9740 Met•udHl.n1 9740 Autoa,lmport..d .Auto•,l"'porled .AMtoa.lmpomd ••••···•····•·········· ...........••......•......•..•.•.•.•..•......•.......•••.•••.•.•..••..•......•.•........•......•..•...•.........•.. ····••················· .•..................... ·•········•·••········· IMW RESALES 611 !00 SPYOER Convt 1961 Mil 90SL CLASSIC Opel 9746 Ponche 9750 Rov« 9757 • 28 0 CS ,, 4 Xlnt cood. Sl,060 Mom 1 is 2805. 22K m1, loaded. MILl/JICB>ES 1.,....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 O "oupc needslargercar 673·019.l COlftlOADSTU sunroof, etc, cream ._ ~• Ro~er 19611 4dr , Z<lO'I"<.' speed. lulht'r & low Hardtop Or1e1nal W .995 Pvtpty 7~7866 I 9 1 O l d o S L iO Opel GT Mag!\, nu 911!"1 ·75 Olk blk, 5topd, Xlnl l ca th 111 t nules l~l-'S1 '7Sf'latl.34Sp1der .super le1tther & 7 1 ,000 Cpe/Roadster Loaded r11d1al>., fad10 C'1,..tn lcuther sprt '>l'UL~. 11lloy oond Emergenl'y sale mtl ew.~UST SE'I!:! '57 190SL Completely OnK owner, restored lo f_!S7~P-~5511tJ_ whl~. A M11''M -.tt·reo Dh.1upunkt AM/l''M, 3U '72 2002-Automatl•'. u1r c o n d & i. l I! r c •1 5111 3t47 Wl6NLtl Re~tored Both tops rrunt rond Sl4,500 Firm casi. Super 1 In I' I' mpg Sll:IOO IH2 7:160 SA.DDLEIA.CI( 731 ~or21J/tll9 l343. Mr Tom Thompson, P~ 97SCl ~I J,:rno <.:1111 121:i I Z81t798 'l~RKK> ZTOCHOOSE i3 3.0CS-4 speed, sunroof It air cond. I owner t967KUIJ. '73 BAVARIA 4 "peed, uir cond & '>lCrl'O l&i.>PPM J. ·74 2002-4 :.peed, :.tcreo & sunroof <6422 I '74 BAVARIA 4 '>Peed. 111r cond. & !>unroot (348LFM ). "TS 2002-Automnttr. iur l'ond &stert'o 103411 '75 ~IA F'ull power rur cood. (906M VG ) 2TOCHOOSE 16 2002-4 spet.'<I, -.krc casi.elle. air cond & onl) 800 miles. <S337 l '73 DATSUN . ST4. WGfol t ~ • ., """'' ,,.,er -u >64e1 BILL MAXEY. TOYOTA I •111 h•'-. t••d I•' I \\\ Hu ... 11 ... ~1u ... 111.Ct.t 72 UoZ t'a-.h-:.t & ultra deun. ,w<.ty bJr,, t\on1s. 1'1114'hl•hn,, Spmlt•r>,, nu M a~!> J tr. "tc1t·11 nu pot . <·u~tom eKhuui;t Ju'l 11111nJ $4700 '68 F'1at 124 Cpc Good cond . FM t Cusselle S950 494~Kent 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnmdMew•76 1HONDACars OVER JOO ToCltoole~! UNIVERSITY Old5..-. Hoftdo Can • GMC Trucks 28SOHarbor Blvd i C<ie.t.1 Mella ~9640 t~S IJKl _ 1975 l'1v1c. eeono I spd. Fiat 9725 16 0011 m1 . sll belled ••. •• • ••• •• •••••• ••• ••. ratllals. LeiJr 8 Irk s tereo '69 124 SPYDER l'.M radio, 1mmac $2695 ~7286 Jaguar 9730 7~, 1:11 '1 dr, -,tk \fl HOO m ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~up 'hp $314110 Must.1·--------•I VAU.!Y fMIOITS l9'70280SEL <7t4l T83-0021 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !M3 IJ31__ Toyota 9765 831 -204049S-4949 GdCond ~SOO MG 9742 1971PORSCHE Sl s Cpt•. mint ron<I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lecne Mew·UMd OVE:l 100 MERCEDES OHDJSrLAY Houleof~t AUTIIOR~ MERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manchester, Buena Park 521-7250 On lheSanta Ana Fwy. MIZ'75240 DlfSIEl Rare 4 spd manual trans C onl'our s co nd t638MYF> Buy /lease C&ll640 6501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 91 llTARGA. l(c.-blt en!{, nu p1uot & '11 TOYOTAs '67 2000 auto. AM I FM. '71 MG Mipt rbll eng l ownr Xlnl great rond 963 6029 Unrest o r ed 'Sil MG Maanelte. 4 dr lledan 1960 · 226SE. ong ownr. 4 Runs good' $600 S.5·6106 spd, new paml & mjec • -lion syslt'm $I 095 74 MG Midget, Alnt cond. ~ ~73 ' · AM FM radio, very lo c o n d . S J 2 0 O ~mM/833-7238 ml. mu.'lt sell $2650tbst '69 220 Mus t !>ell New air 963-2140 ores. xlnl cond. make or M_G_l _____ 9_7_4_4 fer Roger~-4504 , ...... ••••••••••••••••• '72210SIE ·12 MGB Roadsl<?r Execuuve car Very low AM/f'M 8 truck. C'USlom mileage. S vn r oof. hardlop . 12880. Ph leather. I yr warranty 49681_64 ______ _ Pn ced to sell Dir. '67 MGB PHICED FOR 751-8910 QUI SALE! $975 Ph l 11peed, air cond . !llert!O mal(s Buy or XLNT le&St: plan <60011PC: 1. SADDLHAOC llrt>s $460U/b 11 t ufr 1J62~ - - 6'! llrdtp Cubri<>ll't, no ru~t i.lnl cond $48Ult l'h jl-llpm. 646 6lm _ V AUIY IMPORTS 131-2040 495.4949 ·111 ~llT Tar~o Cll'Jn, t•x ·m 911S. s\1-;;r 1mmJ<' t 1 a'. :. ., p ::-. 1 n-. t , ~ Callafl 6 AM 1'~M $ti~·15 o fr ~·4717 !)40 2-i99. 631 02113 ----------- 1972Ponche 91 IT Pondte 73 91 ITTarqa 5 speed, silver <w/bl<1.u1L~tkt' rww. ru)l) 'cqpd. mlenor. air cond . ma!:" r-\1 Pt)_ 17141586 6300 &r p w r . w1nd t1 w :. U~f"TI> 63 Pot"'i('hC <.:oupe Xlnl cond no rust. 7611-1174 t HERE NOW •NEW COLORS •NIWMODllS HURe Savings on ALL r l'· mu1nlng new 76:s & Dcmoa... Tilt' Beller Bargain MARQUIS TOY OT A ~fTSSION VfEJ 0 831~2880 495-1210 SADDLEIACK VA.WY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 Rons Royce 9756 76 CORONA Sta W~n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto. Silver . 9400 mt '76 450 SL ~ 38 ;· brand new courh HOUSE OF Low mileaRt.'. hkt> new Opel 9746 Cuswm Rusttbrn Ask ROY , ...,10£Al£R IN U.S.A S3900orbestorr 642 6t7:> SADDLHACK VA.WY IMPORTS 131-2040 495-4949 .,,.IJ li75 7510 <ill 5 IMPORTS Wllh factory warranty ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnR $750 /bi.I ofr IMO 3327 JRR 213/921-8588 Pnced to sell. (()282611 19700pel Wa(lon '75 Porsche 9M 111 t1tr" ~.~1~.{~o,!~c -J aguar XJS available. 714/523-7250 Dir Auto, et·onom1«ul $850 low mtlt.'age, Kint cond _ ... _" '7J 1~1 Spyd(•r convt :; also good st.'lecl1on or -------lSJ.1~910 644 8818 494 3197 494·0628 642 2682 ,.. .. ""'1 BH<ll DAILY r ll.OT l11RlSTM1\S TRE1'~ ~VERY TiltJRSOi\ V Clas.~1f1ed Se« ton '>Pll \Int 'J11<I l.11 m1 . other models Cull for ......... _ .... --------\·--~-...... . . CREVI~~ A '1 I-,1 mpi.. nr nc~ quote -.vs, new 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Aufos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 --c-10-5-£-0-SU-N-0-,.,-v-s -- :\.\.._, ·, )JWO ti7J saoo. IRITISH CAR CO. •••••••••••••••••••••'' ••••••••••••••••••••·•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 49J ll020 ( 7 I 4 >990 2'.X)() Aufot,Hew 9800 $1 ST ~ HO.ADWAY '7'!. 1:!-1 Spydl'r Nu rad1ab. S4tHA AMA :" P•I . i\ M FM . lo m1 835.3171 ::-.u(,lt•r clean .ill UH'r JeftSeft ........,1'9732 !jf.:J 7~5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (213>694·39SI THI VUIMA TE OlllVIHC MAtHI"( •USEDBMW't* '73 Bavaria (9061.VY > '75 2002 · l~N BK J '76 2002A I l>t!J'J I ~losed °" Sundcryi - '72 BMW, lnJ Top l'ond Must sacrifict>' 42K m1 548 8342 & 962 2034 •72 850 SPIDER Jcf\.\t•n Healey '74 Xlnt 1 I H &II I I <:ond $4!175. Pvt. Ply "''" • . o m 1 e~ 548 9897 m1h<;o 1 -------S 1995 '73 124 WAGON Auto. H&ll. lul(J.t rack, on(• 11wner. l'l\ 1•ond t!Jl7KX~'I kar'WIDM Ghia ..........•.•.....•.... '67 Ghia Runs x lnl. Rt>bll. Looks greal Sl:l..'10 000 2766 ---------1 $2195 GllGHIA Capri 971 ..............•....... '73CAPRIV6 4 i.peed. vinyl roor. radio Nice economy cur Lrt 008HGB See 1t toda)' $2895. 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY . 2626HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ·73 Capn 2000 Mint c·ond AIT, A C. >lrl.'Jl m11~ Radial:.. d~<:ur pk)! 642 2832 Datsun ,972 1973 DATSUN···· 2402 Auto Iran:. . iJlr 1111111 mag wheels, l\M f'M radio & m ore' Lo~. lo~· rruleage 15648775 > Thi~ week ONLY $5055 COStAMESA DATSUN 2fWS II ARBOR IH. \ U CAU 540-641 0 '75 RAT 124 SPORT COUPE S -.pd Ok blut• w ivory lnm. lllOO mile!. \742'JI > $3995 '74 124 SPIDER ~Int rond. Vl.'ry lo m1 SlSOO 497·391l.5 'fH Karmann Ghia Nu p:unl & ltr(' .... SHOO C'all Art, 675 70tl.c; ---Matdo ...•......•..........•. S i,µ<l. 1<&11. on•• owm·r '74 Ma"la RX3 COUJ>f', 4 Supt·rh lo rnilhl)le ~pd under wrnly, very 1200Ml"E1 cleanl!37 3202 S449 5 72 M a1da _R_X_J_. _w_g_n_. -N-u '72 124 SPIDER tm::., AM·f'M slt.'rt'O, rblt l.'nl(, Lop rack. looks, rum; '\ 'JHI , ll&-11 m.q~!>. ~d $1300 6459516 111.1111-:p w blk trim •J.::lU.1111 ~fozd.i ·12. HX 2. Kint $2995 budy & tran:.. ~tereo r.id10 & K lrark. fll'!~h '10 124 SPIDER en)! work $750 496 9400 s ~µii. H&lf. rJt'tni.t n·d Mef-c~s ~n1 9740 v. bl!.. lormll-. tJg<lfi'\ZI ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2595 1965 Merc·ede:. l!lU Auto. 4 t·yl, t•cond Xlnl SISOO '69 124 SPIDER ~~ :wn. 4!J4·062ll !l '>Pll. H&JI. burl(un<lv w 1 • • . -- bfk tnll·nnr t729Al-:~~I ~I. 1967, both lop:., new 52195 M1chehns, ni rt> car 2110C 197S, 2J.OOO m1 , choc bm, rt?a l leather . sunroor. stert.'o, loaded. 673 34J.1or675·3302 1 19T7 3000, Metalhc Stiver, sunroof. AM FM A1rhne Pilot having lhu1 new car flown in frum Germany. SS7·2l32 $17.500 IJJJ-072.5 Sales & Leas;nq T<)r Dollar I' Jtd On ALL Tradl• '°" AA1to1. Ne w 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 HIWPORT DATSUH 811 Do•~ Strttt Near Mat;\rthut & J ambort-t· ltVJ\h 133-1300 DRIVE A LlnLE ... SAVE A LOT SllOl'&CCP•JI' \ll~ IA.RVJIOC DATSUH SJ.I\ Juan l'd(,11\lran11 lll·D75 49l·ll75 Tor sun" ~· u .. f1r'I fv l.J'I f., doll..r \Milt f •r 11n1,111ri- COSTA MESA DATSU~ 2'iol5 ff .ir bur Ill \II Clll5ta M t..,11 ·, 111 1.111 i.! a.oz surk S4 .iw1 "" Chn'!da)'> li4~ :l.11~1. n"' alt 6 30 K'J2 ~ ll.4 197lDATSUH A real Ros i..a.,,er 1 'Pt'l'fl trammis:.wn. rad111 wllll all ~N for .1 nt·~ hunw Lie 2'~J<.:C Only $2295 . ············:································· c-a.&1~ For WOILD"S LARGEST XMAS STOCKING 8 FEET TALL! Ho C>Wpt. o~ •• 1,.9 "•'d 12-22-76. C~ -~II -1 be ecc......,..ll'd b1 odidt. $3277 ~:_--:-_.~~~ ?--.: .~ ~'-·---I . . NEW 1976 MUSTANG ~ ~ 11MPG2 +2 ~I 53477 ~:::_,: .: .. 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Blue In color. <834.IJJ) $4176. • More trunk spate • More room ln tb& back seat WEEKEND SPECIAL COSTA MESA DATSUN 1972TOYOTA MAU II Sf.DAM 70 VW Squareback XlntCond. $1600. 499·4Z90 --------• money. $350 below book· '75 Toyota Corolla w gn $14~. 67~ or 646-9689 'S1 BUG Xlnl rond Re bit. l•JJ..64ijri..!liil • M.ore vluhilll) AulomaUr .. air c:o nd . radm & heater t-:\:onomy PLUS' <918G BK I s :.pd. AM·t-·M l&ooc:c eQ£. New pnt ONLY $1998 MAR9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831 -2180 495-1210 _ $.1200. 496-0668 arts _ Volbw09"' 9770 Sl~OO or orr. 830-2461 af\ ••••••••• •••••••• ••••• • 5 _M_. ------2845 HARBOR BLVD CAU. 540-6410 197lTOYOTA MARK It COUPE 4 ~peed. uir cond . pwr sleenng. fire engine red wi red mlcnor. radio & less lhJn 3400 m1lei. t3116HPQ > ONLY $2598 MARQUIS TOY OT A Ml~'>ION Vlt:JO 831-2880 495-1210 "68 CoronJ 4·dr Auto trans. rnd10, heater $700 546-29S2 ..___ '70TOYOTA MKll2DOOR .. ulo tr,in.,. radio. heater \933NJ0l s 1576. ''"...._ ... .. c ......... . ~ '44-tJOl w U0-9467 72TOYOTA .. uw••oH Au10 tren• 1a,JOfY a1t "01"1011t0"11f\Q • Af'JIO too .._ r.O. OO&Gtlf\ .NII e'Olotc•f<WfMl'ftC)ft9V 5 1995 ·· Bill MAXEY ' TOYOTA - •111• l ••••l ••d It ' I '\\\ MV..,f1NV1 0 H lf•C 1-i 9100 Autos, H~w 9800 Autos. Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --· IMC CLEARAICEll BRAND NEW 1977 STARFIRE BRAND NEW 1977GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • 5 3777 • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY> • 11TOll71IOUOO> il'lu• f,., .S - '69 PONTIAC LI MANS Atitomattc pwr steer· tog atr cood & buc .. el '9&1~ ZAW050l 51177 70 OLDS DELTA II COUP! '69 OLDS OEtTA 88 Autorn•11c. •Ir eonct i ttwr st••rlf'IQ IXSR598l .. . . -• -.,. I,._...,,. r .. t .. · ~ '72 MEttCURY MOMTEGO ~:i:!a~:~~~:,!:. 52177 1"4;) pwr windows & tfNltS air cond & 111nyf top 1996FUZl 73 OLDS OMEGA ' s1277 Automal•c. pwr s2377 Au I o m a I 1 c p w r l1eertng 3,, cond & SIMnng. air cond & 111nyi lop (6580.JT) vtnyt top (547800} '10 GMC 1/J TOM PICI( UP V8 automatic radio. s 1577 NMtter & mao wheels (250828) 73 PLYMOUTH DUST& steering. radio & Automatic. pwr s1977 hHter (099JFU) '73 AMC JAVILIM Cl'Wf. steering & vinyl Automatic, air COnd I s 1977 top. (30233-4). 73 OLDS 98LS COUPE Automaltc. pwr steer-1no & brakes vlnyf top pwr windows & eeat1. AM/FM stereo & t i l t wh eel (535GWNJ 72MIRCURY Aut omatic. pwr steenno & windows. s2977 .ir cond .. pwr. seata. vinyl top a rallye s (2METV) 72 FORD MUST.,_ at-.rln;. air cond & Auto matic. pwr. s2977 vlnvt too. (TXT8158) 53877 '75 TOYOTA PICKUP 5 speocl rallye s2977 wh eels & air cond1t1on1ng (1A6~67l '74 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1ng Pwr brtlk~S Automatic P""' "'lt;er-s3377 rallve wheels & 11111yl lop (242KBL) '74 CHEVY 1/J TOM PICKUP '73 POHTIAC GIW«> PRIX Automatic. pwr steonno & brakes. air cond . p w r w indow s & ~~~;,:~Z~ s3477 '72 DODGE IUllLITOP VAN Vitti convnon Fully s3777 eQUlpC)ed. (81044K) 1 ' '67 .. la. I 600CC eal1~·5046 1 t...;;~~~~!:::! '64 BUS 12 volt, 4000 mi ot1 95HP reblt New clutcb, A M/FM. Make Ofr . 646-6759 "11 VW Camper. re bit eng Xlnt cond $2650 Call 675-lSO'I Eves 10 VW Convertible, reblt eng, good cond, $1500 8426090 ·66 VW w/67 rebll en&. fully customized body. mags. $750/ofr. &40-7621 '72 Camper. gd cond. new valve11, FM & Quad I.ape. $3200. 673-02.87 '11 VOLVO HERE NOW •NEW COLORS •MEW MODELS Huie savings on all re main1ng ne w 76s & Demos m st.ock . MARQUIS VOLVO MlsSlON VlEJ 0 131·2110 495-1210 '72 VW411,2dr, AM I FM 8 ORAMGICOUMTY trackslereo.Grealcond! VOLVO $2lSO. De.me 962·8181 EXCT.USIVEL Y VOLVO '72 VW 411, xlnt cond. Largest Volvo Dealer Quick sale. $1400. in Orange County! $57-2808 BUY or LEASE DIRECT ... vw Sqb<k ..... <Md. ~ -..... • = I ~~.~~·:;:;',:, .. !l4l't., Xlnt condition. Int. 2025 S. Manchester &ext S2300or best. Anaheim 750-2011 oUer. 673-2319 'If} VW. stk. Like new S1600/bsl ofr. Lvg coun try 675 7510~-- '70 BUG New enR. new pnt Wht wired Int Xlnt c:ond Best ofr 894·8527 '71 SUPER Beetle. nu pnt AM1FM. must sell, beat olr 646.6012 or 900-2590 '67 VW Bug &.lnrf . runs good. denn, needs body 1971 VOLVO 164 4 Or. s.doft 4 speed, alr cond .. stereo. pwr. steeriD#! & leather Carefully driven. low mileage ca r 1n 1m maculate condlllon <471F'llR> Reducedto OHLY$3091 MARQUIS VOLVO MlsSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-12 I 0 work '197 2105 r.:111••• '70 VW Bu s. xlnt ......... mechanically S1800. 642-1085 1970 VW. sunroof. very Rood cond. 73,000 mt . $1000. 644·7_7_65 ___ _ '66 VW Van. 1600Cc eng, sim. Call art. 7pm 549.2048 ---· '71 VW Bus, 7 pass, xlnt rood '2200 or best offer 645-447:! ur 642-7793 '74 VW BUG. 2 dr . AM t FM s t ereo. low m1lea1e. competition orange. Very S ha rp ! <CO L212) Now only $2295. REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTAL 925 N . Harbor Blvd, S.A *531-2503• --- •SAt.ES •SERVICE •LEASING Overseas DeUnry Service & parts now upcn on Sat's 8 to 4 for your conv9nlence. 191>6 Hurbor ( M 646 9J0l ·75 24'1 DL .a dr sedan, air, 1970YWIUG AM /F M s te reo. P1S. Nice c:a r with fresh P/B, xlnl cond. $4,950. pamt. a great Little car at 752·~------Lir:~'i:~~~ small price. 7z VOLVO 144E $ 1695. 4 DOOR Auto. trans.. air rondl- t1onlng, radio, heater, yellow In co l o r . t733ELCl 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN ML RCURY 2626 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA '00 VW Convert Ma111. radials, tape dock, very clean. f1950. 675-1~ $2976. .... ~ .... c .......... " •4~UOJ er '40.'4'7 '72 F<>RD L. TD Pillared HT.Va, auto air radio hlr PS PB Vtop l!192GHK> Best buy at $2399 74PIMTO RUMAIOUT 4 ryl, Muto air radio htr !627MQVl Economy car special al~ '74 ._ Torifto 4dr vs auto rac air, PS PB Vtop radio htr (218KJNl Luxury Fam1- lyCar$2599 75 AMC HORHIT WAGOM 6cyl, a uto PS PB luRg rack rad Htr (210JPS> $3399 7SMOMARCH 4dr sed, V8, uuto far air . PS PB l821LVY l Like new! Sharp mld112e ramlly car $3899 .J '7SGIANAuA V8, auto, air. PB PS ~NAS> Lo mt._ super sharp $3999 f "76MOHARCH 2dr. V8 auto. alr PS PB AM 1 J.~M stereo tape 1598PllHl &.!per clean! OnlyS4m '75 COMTINEHT AL F\llly eqpd, air. AMIFM stereo. c ruise cont. Ult whl. leather seats. Vtop. etc. <228MVCI $7299 '75 MAlllC IV Fully eqpd air. tlll whl. spUl leather seat.a 1pd cont <829370) $8499 '76 HONDA CIVIC 4cyl. radio, only 5$00 nules. Better than new (73SPH.K) Super clean al S'l999 '73 PIMTO SQUIR stalloo wagon. 4cyl, air. radio, etc <322HTB > $1999 74VWIUG 4spd. radio heater, etc. with 8lrk (484Lll) &.!per cleun, Lo Miles at $2399 SANTAANA UMCOLH MERCURY 1301 N TW1Un. Santa Ana S47 ~11 AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 A.MC GREMLIN complete with 6 cylinder. automatic, power steer- ing. air conditioning. radio. heater. roof rack. $89.19...,. "'° with only Stllfl. Dn (or 48 moe on approval of your good credit. Total cash price Incl tax 411 lie. S323S 18 deferred pay- m~nt. Price including tax. llr. & rlnunct! charges $4513.72 annual percenU111• rate \8."2'X.. Ser. f AGA~El.86350. GUSTAFSON LINCOl.N MERCURY lf1800 Brach Blvd lluntinqton fk.,11 h . 842-8844 • IS MAKING CREAT DEALS ON NEW TRIUMPHS & MGs RUGESELEcrlON FINAL CLOSEOUT ONtmMODEL8 ...... UMd A.tot , UMd 4utot, UHd Auto•, U1•d Mtot. U1ed . 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ATLAS like new claaalc Hu llllds .,, MONTE CARLO Xlnt atr cond , power •teerill& home. baa automallc an, r ' ta!1 er. air. 3ll00-1. l denl. l3000. everyUuog. $47$0. Pvt •ond P1S.P 18 . u 1r , andbrah1 Lac 45eHY. trani.ml11lon. All/FM autoa:111Uc transm on,....... 9t5J orbestolfer 1173-5535 ~lllhf -. pt,y $44-1898 •••••••••••••••••••••• .. 0 di f II lt po-..er steenn& & bratrea, •••••••••••••••••••••• • ,_:;JWrm ..:....:~· -------'Tl l'.latate Wagon. XIP AM1FM 12995. 556 1771 $4695. ~ .... o.Cou ,J!.O:'edrrl. a 1 air cond., priced tow. ·~ uuata•"' conv•rt.lble '73 Pinto Stn wen AC, Open ally 6 SUo. 'W 10 '11 tirebh'd ~.Auto, air. -----'-VDU"" me u• • ve t IM~l transportaUon c•r vv • ._. -A ~ • Vf/r'/ alnt cones. A.lkma PM m1p FM tape $2800. :::1:i>e~2 ~ioo~~l~ 1969Ct..v.Malit. 540 -5630 wda.y.Uc.32%1.KK.Only at• low low price Lie cmplty rator .... Collec 118:S0.968-am 2929Harbor Blvd., tl7S.90ia · ~$3 673-8474 ult ror Rick $Zlfl. l"l9ESO Only • ton item. Trans & en1 Colta M•a ~;;~·w;;d-·~i --------i------ -SlftS ovrl'laled. oew paint a. ·12 Runabout. Steel 54.__19•4 n tt70 '71 Century Lu•u• MAKIOFFB 540-5630 • top Sl995t besl ofr radials, vinyl lop, SllSO -"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• lwlroof. full pwr, 4 '7? Monle Carlo P /S, 2626HARIOl llVO. 540-5630 1!82·53'7•. t2J.3> 3'94·288'7 days. <714 l '°"" 9965 to rind '67 T·Blnt. ~ l2700. Ph a8 1008 P/B, taclory air, till whl. COST,\ MESA '74 Mustana 11 : 2 + 2, 962·46'13evee. •••••~•••••••••••••••• Landau lop . xlnl cood 8D-44'7l 1 owner ll40-0S33 auto : only 20,000 m1 '74 Ptnlo Runabout. RAH. '72 LeMans lmmac Air. Must see & dr to apprec .,, lkaclt Centlll'}', A/C, ,73 MONTE <.;arlo Lan-U.C.. 9945 2626HAllOR ILVO. Xlnt cond $2450 Eves auto . good cond., pt b. pis Execs per!ional f\tfl pwr. lo ml, ong P ... P/B I t COSTA MESA 2626HAltlOR ILVD. 675 1318 $1795/ofr '45·7934 or car 121~ 493-3846 owner $12SO 640-81'1. ,~ • ow m1 eage, dau, xlnt $3100/orr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M 1 ---Callafter5,4i4·27l5 831-3388 '70 MARK JJJ. 1 owner. COSTA MESA Oldt..eMie 9955 st0-l8'77 arl)I ---999 tt74 'st lovlcta Ong owner '72 4 DOOR Impala. air. Xlat cood. $700 radio. 11harp' S19SO or 675 17!12 best olr. 557-9659 C =1c 9915 '73 Blazer. AC. PS. PB, ,.,,.. • .-,.oln ConUnep .. ' -•-·l ~-.............. or best '72 Cat11bna. stereo. 111r, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._,. ......... ... Am .._...,,.u -1972 MEICURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlnt cond .• ort& owner -v GT M 1 2 door, hght green. Wllh offer. 67S·7f»O ......... "'UIS IRGH '68 Olds Cutl111s. new --. 9960 Best off 839-1475 '" ega uat aac white vrnyl top White -... ood d ..,00 nf'NMI"' er. ownr. Radials, Ahg~. , · ~ell ff47 2 dr cpe TtUs blue beau· ures, I ron · •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 G P""' SJ 1 ded 4spd., ltlnt cond. 64~7 lt:ather interior. fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty has vinyl roof. comfort 531·9666, 5411-1410 16 Volare 2 dr. stkk 1hlft 4 rand .. x 0~ • ..._-=--"------ cqwpped, crwse control, '73 uo Jo mi, AJC. P /B, lounge front seals fuJI R & II Only 3.000 ml xlnt coad. 411.000 mi PP '72 Vega GT Wife 's• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Suspension. tlrc:i, all ac cess Xlnl rond 492·4100 ~~~f'~.;;,reo radio. ~~S~t·,· rood. Sl.895 power. AM /FM r'ad10. ~~~t ~r!':~~: car Desperate. mustsel 833·2977 days, 83l·l2'11 cre.m puff. ~M mlle.'1 __ -----.;r.r~-~ afr cond Areulrucecar. 676.itl7an5PM. $3100 Will trcldA ex~. All extras Wide whls. 15 V~ga 88tate Wascon I~=~======= Men: 995'0 )...lc •• lGlFYV. .L $48..l487. .'.S7StAttiooWagoe Eves!MO-l.5.38 __ _ (B) A/C, AM/FM stereo. roof 73 UHCOOI CPE "'Y $2395. '65 0~ Z·dr hrdto'p Xlnt 1971 -.,._,.OUTH Good transportation. rack, d11c brk!>. radial Bcaut1ful d eep "reen, ••••••••••••••••••••••• shape. make orter 11'•1 '"' $350 oiler 673..fi726 5GT. fully eqwp'd, xlnt Ures. Xlnt cond. $2450. white vinyl roof. air 1975 MSlCUIY 540· 5630 $11-11837 afU~M. WA60M · · ~ond.. $21SOO. Aller 4. Ph5!12 3092 rood , auto transmission, MOHTEGO l~~l~i.lllAJ Radio. beat.er. air rond '65 Pont.lac Lemans. Xlnt ~ Nabers Cadillac AMI FM radio . full 4 dr&edan deep green '69 Cutlass Stn. Wan. powersleeriog&brakes cood. 3-tpeed.& on rtoor VegaGThtchbk.Run:; Clrpler 9925 power, a real beauty. with auto lransmisslon.2 j~ f $l05o <213> 594'2887 auto transmission. Lie. S850.63l·Jl41 aood. $1050/best offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• u HEZ Onl l 2626u ... R ILVO days. (714J962-4673eve. a~ ... ,0 V .. c. llS . . Y • rad o, power steerinc. nA • ---------.u · 'fB LeM1n1. 3$0 Cl ena .. SO.M32 '67 Newport Convertlble, 41r_.995. rur cond. A fme famlly COSfA MESA Sham ;3 CutlaJ>i. S Cpe $1495 /H rat 3 pd tr n~ ..,_ _______ _ mtenor body poor, motor ~ -.. • w u 5 a • Vega GT wagon, clean. 47,000 ml. xlnt cond. car.Lie 742MNG Only SELL·SELL·SELL Lowmi,fullyeqwpped, I 540-5630 S425/bst ofr. t213) low mile'\, AM /FM. Quality and Prict Guaranreed 67S.ZM1 540-5630 . $3395. thoseChrtstmas1tems ow ner 830-524 5 *·0651 ma111. $.1395. 642·1~. from under our ev/wlmds. 53&-1484 1011 \SO\ & SO\ Lea\lng SpeciJl1\l' Pre ferrcd Ra IC) 1967 Chrys ler JOO Conv. Fully loaded. 440 eng, wrecked fmt end. Best elf er. 64.5-1343. • LINCOLN· MUKURV 2626HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA DAILY PILOT WATCHFORraE '72 Grand Safan wgn full pwr. AC, lug ractr ,i---------- CHRISTMASTREt: DAJLYPJLOT 2626HAR•"'RILVO. AM /FM stereo radio l Hatch. movlog/sac. <.;ALLourChnstmes CHRJSTMASTREE ....., w/tape deck + many New radials, ltlnt Ong. 540 -5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOL N-MERCURY Largest Sclec !1011 uf New & LJ,cd CJdfll.Jn rn OrJngc tounty -----9930 "'·~-,,Hew 9800 2626HAHOR ILVD. _... COSTA MESA Couti1MRf4ll ~d-~r al &12 ~78 _ £VERY1lruRSDAV COSTA MESA xtras. xlnt cond, S22SO. $1050/submlt 640-8873 AlltcK. H•w 9800 Autos, New 9100 AWM. N•w 9100 830-04.lS ...... Mew '800 ... .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... ---------. . . . . . . . . . . ... .... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . ..................... . • •••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sund.iy C~dillac Master Dcalt r 2600 H.irbor Blvd Co\U Me\J 540.91 00 Nabers ~adillac '75MAUIV Full power Including leather lnlerior . AM/f'M stereo, crwsconlrol, tr It wheel, air condltiomnil <4l2MFC). $1616. GUSTAFSON· ,LI NCOLN MERCURY. 16800 Beach Blvd. Hunlingto n Beach • "842-8844 '73 El Dorado. Vinyl top, .... 9932 all pwr, AM /FM tape, 51,000 ml. S5200 P .P ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.11 <213>943-1337. CORVETTES '76 Se Ville Gray. 9800ml. $10,600. Eves, S52 1533 i2 Cpe Deville. white tap, gm body, new t>aanl. Xlnl , cond. 846·5280 aft 5. '75 ELDO Cad Conv w/mags plu.,, all extras. Wbt w/red rnl. 673~51. I 97J CADILLAC B.DOR.ADOC,E v.a. AM/FM stereo, fac- tory a.tr. full power, vinyl root, only 34,000 miles. a CHOICEOF 12 196 I THRU J976 4 speeds & Automatics an.p CCMlty'a U...,.1t & Flftest Wedk>ft E Z FINANCING WELE/\SE CORVETTES HOWARDCMYl"OMt Dove & Quall Streets NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 gold beauty Lie 143NJH '74 Corvette. Met'lie Prteed to sell at Brwn All extras. 32,000 540-5630 9933 c:o.g.- S5f95. m1, $7650. Ph 4.94-6084 aft 5, 532·5171 dys ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 COUGAR Xl7 2626HAltlOR ILVD. Automauc. pwr steer COSTA MESA ·~· a1r <'Olld., black on ---------1 black & AM /FM stereo. 71 B. DOtlADO Only 8600 m1les-aUll un Only 19,000 ml. jt.A.tl litre der factory warranty new Mlchl'hn Tires. lmmaculaU!! «M8PRV>. Abaolutely perfect car OHL Y $6291 15,500 firm . tL1c MAltOUISVOLVO 089J SM> 644·8415 or Ml~IONVIEJ O &40-~2_ -13 I ·2110 49$-I 2 I 0 '73 Sedan DeV11ll'. on11 • ---- owner. most elltras '118 COUGAR Xlnt cond ~.000 Mi. $4200 831 160C l'\rlly equipped $1300 Ph t8-5wlid<•)'ll 646-47~ _ c 0 9917 ...•..•..............•. '!BCougar fo\r ll pwr AC , SUOO l>!>t ofr 646 1771 70 Camaro V8. auto . r"'"°-PS. air. radials. Dodp ttlS 11ood cond '2000 ofr •••••••••••••••••••••\• fM0.3586 eves -L---74 DOOGE DART 9920 Sl'OaT COUP! ..............••.....•. Doll't s.. Ck Ar-tt- M S.. Us L.aet!!I •1fY•Doa't ..,Fr .. CONHEU., Ya.-n PayWj Too MKh!"- CONNEll CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd Automatic:. small V8, radlo, heater, pwr steer· mg + brake1, air cond & vinyl top SPOTLESS• 1463LPF.1 ONLYSZ691 MAaQUIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO lll-2110 495-1 210 Ferd 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 FOl'd Country Squire Wgn Ong ownr . xtns. 11000. ~™"aft e. COST A M F..SA ' 74 F' or d C o u r 1 l' r , ___ 5'48_1~ __ purcbued 1n i5. 11,000 197SCHEVY MOMZACOUPE m1, <1hell. step bumper, many xtr ai.. S2750 64(}7234 AutomaUc, radio. heater -&. o nly 31.000 miles. '13Gran Torino Cpe New lllllOLWAI. lJres It brks Xlnt l'Ond OMLY $2191 Asking $1800 Da y!'i MAaqUtS VOLVO ~71 Evcs~-Z79'7 MISSION VIEJO '72 LTD Brougham . IJl.JllO 495-1210 loaded, all pwT & air ---------· $1960. 1142-4831 '73 Mont~ Carlo, xlnt cood. PIS, P /W, P /B, '13 Torino, auto. PS. air uir , loaded $3700 cond, Sl700 or offer 552-7~ ~183 or 644·3584 __ _ 63 Chevy Nova SS reblt '72 Ford Country Sqwre molor, new sho~ks & Wgn. l owner. M,000 Ml Ura. 1225. :182·2037 (2lJ) All xtru Xlnt cond --------• daya S45·3323. eves 173-51&$. '68 lmpala Stn. Wgn. AC. PS. PB, xlnt 2nd car --------tllOO/blt orr thJS wknds 74 FOl.D TC>alMO 675-~ • dr sedan, blue with '72 Cbevys . Mu:1t :sell Best olfer Kngwd F.at Wgn or 4Dr Impala Gd cond, many extras. white vinyl roof, radio, heater, alr cond., pawer steenoa and braltet. Lie. 2S16JOA. Baraaln priced at 581-4711 S2tt5. '74 lmpala. 4dr., Kl, AC. 540·5630· 'Pwr .• loaded, xlnl. $2950. ~t~•cl'.'P!.,'.~:".;; 11!tllt'- tlr91. 13150. tu-ml aft COSTA MESA 4pm, --------'75 Country scauare 10 pau SELL-SELWELL lhote Chri1tmas Items ltom under our DAJLYPtLOT CHRJSTKAS TREE C~our Cbriatmu Ad·\'~ at M2·5f'fl w10 . Air , atereo W/USMUe, all elec., lua rack., 14,000 mt. litre OIW,M4·140I. '70 Wa(Qll, new motor, tram. Urea, Jood cood. ln •out. s.e.uns '72 PONTIAC CATALINA s199 DOWN s59,. MONTH 2 dr , outo . foci oir, pwt. srr .. pwr bro~•'· R&H, alnt. cond. (358EJP) ll9'9 ........ $)1 1• P•' __, tOf 16 ~ o.t ,,_. ,_. U1910A .......,., ,......... , ... t• I.SS.°"' OlfJIW#,....J ~ rJ P'C9 110 .. '73 CHEVROLET ClO PICKUP s199 DOWN s12-ra MONTH Aulo troN., pow. 1twring. Vt toll, V-8, R&H, dnt. cond. (•5996N) ''" 0.-9' ,,,, ,. ,,., ....... )6 ..... -... ---"'''° Je-......... ,_ .. ..,.... ,o•• •• ''" 0.. •wo·•• (leOof '"""pr ... »•" '73 FORD RUNABOUT s199 DOWN '&r'MONTH 4 tpHd Cl"IOm .. , & pomt, rodtol" rodoo, '-oi.r (030JfY) i lO'Y diJ!. $b9 U .,_..., o.t.tf.-1 po)~ p1•u Shttl'l lt4 "'•"•°' ~ •ot• 11 .,, ... •f'-''~ ....... , ... '•" ,,,.,. ..... ""'•llt:a··- '73 FORD RANCHERO G.T. 1199 DOWN '14&•MONTH Avto tron1., factory oir, pwr. ''"''"II (•222RP) htro ::harp. ''" ~ ''"6"6 ,,., ... ,., lb .. O.t t•• P "-• U411 )6 .,.,_.. ~..., --,..,, °"-·-, .. ~., »,., l'lwt IO• • k '73 FORD GA&.AXLE 500 1199 DOWN s7714 MONTH 24', auto, loct. air, pow. "". ""YI 109, R&H, xlnt. cOftd. (862GMS) .... _ '" , .... -... )6-°"' .... .. .... ,)91) ,. ..f' ... ,.,. ....... ..... ,.,"-~ .......... """..,.. U lff '72 CHEVROLET NOVA 5199DOWN '6811 MONTH Autolllotic, power ,...,., radio, heotw. ( 166lSf} ......... tt. .......... ,.,. ..... ,,, .... UO•OI.---""' -uopiro-.d C:f.. '°"' pnr.. • ',.. .... &"' SEE AND DRIVE '72 MERCURY FORD'S COLOMY ,AU WAGON 8ETIER IDEAS FOR 5199 DOWN 1977 sn34 MONTH A.Jo """' loc•Cl"f ~·• cOl'd, Wf HAVf f'HfM AHO pc>wf" ···-"') & P"'""" tJ.O.,. M01U A•I AUIVINO (2ti21£.) AJ.MOST DA& Tl 11941oown.1773'1 I>"'""' !«3&...,. Oet omt or~t• ,,983 '' •nnu1t -· ,.,. 19 '"' °" --oredli f1A1Ptt<eU1t9 Plvtlu&l.lc LAST CALL '72 DATSUN FOR 1976's! PICKUP WE STILL MAYE A 1199 DOWN LllntD SWCTIOI Of MEW 78'1 AND 71 STAFF s3774 MONTH CARS Un TO~· ONCE·IN·l·LIFETIME • 19"d, 1od10 & Notwr, w1d• O•Olt, thr~ whM411 tll~I SAVINGS condifloll. (53828YI ,9t ,. ,...,. .... ~ ,.., •• .._, ,llU 1mJ,. .. ,. 11 1n. 2+2 -........., .... po..~ ,..-..... -,.._ 1112U01 $3199 :':"~ '75 FORD T·llRD va.-...... _.-..iop. .,_ '""' ......... ,, )™"'! s7299 :~ '73 FORD COUNTRY SIDAN v e . ...-.. .... -·-· .. ,...., . --"'9 """"'°17J0Jltl $3699 ~~ '75 PINTO 2 OOOll -...... ,......, ... .__ ·--........... 19s~ $2699 :,~ '76 FORD LTD 10 PASS. WAGON ............ , loc!Oty .. '°"". -~ _ .... ti. ....... 10,000.-j9l1Hl>IQ SAVE$! "11$ ,,.. &llClNW '74 MUSTANG GHIA --. .....,,-...,i...,, M.fl#.•oo l'flW) •2599 ~~ '73 FORD SQUIRE Slllloo w-. -· -. loc""J'•. ,_ .... --146lJSll ~ .... -. •2799 ""'1 '"" &UCIHSI '76 FORD GRANADA ....... -.... -·-"' ---... ~....,,. ll,OOO-..todlo&-..13'1*1 $4499 ~ '14 FORD ELITI v.a.-..... .....-. .... -.--. ""' ..... ....,. .......... o ~ (OOJlll) $3999 :.~ '75 MUSTANG COUPE 6r,Mdoo. ___ ,..... -IA.-~ $2699 :'::J.: '74 PONTIAC GaAND HIX J Vl.-.olr.-••.il• Mt ,,... -• -..._ ..... _. (910M10! •4599 :~~ '74COUGAR XR7 v.a. -.. e . ,, ... & pl• Ma.. p/-W. CM.-. ......., ..... o!ll.<-..lol"*'-topl7lMI •4399 :::i::. TRULY UNIQUE SAVINGS ON ROW AnER ROW OF FRESH, SPARKLING TRADE·INSI • • • WI 111/11 ll automelictransmlsslon. ~ ~------------------------------------:.::.:.:: ,,~,,,,,~,~~ QUALITY USED CARS '76 CHRYSLER • eo t DOI• eOU!'l •17.95 V.S ,,.,~~ loctO'Y "' p ",... "'l p 1:ir,Y.m p ~ "M f'M tocloo ~· .> 1...4 '"" • • 1 1 •ml. ,.it .,.,.; Y-1' 1q1 o,POZ\ • '5695 '74 TOYOTA LA---~·' ......................... .. '3695 ...... _ -...... ~ ......... ... ..... IJ..1-76 "-· Al ,,-. ... Al prkft -• . _ ..... .. ~ ' .. r-~::!!!!!!!!o '77 tJ~ ARE HERE ·~ steering. AM radiO. H78x15 wsw tires. Ser. !G0072GGD160H. .. l 7 I • I H~tington Beach Fount&in Valley - ·!eruoon • Stoeks .. . YOL. 69, NO. 338, 4 SECTIONS, .U PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1976 TEN CENT~' I .. -· . County Jobless Rate at Tw~•year Low Employment in Orange County 'Climbed for the fourth straight • month in November as the coun- ty's une mployment rate plunged. .. to a two-year tow. the State Employment Development Department lEDD> reported to· day. The numbe r or county ·jobholders Jumped lo 779,000, up' by 39,600 from a year ago, ac- cording to the EDD's monthly labor report. At the same time, unemploy· ment rates dropped to5.9percent U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISES-.U in Orange County, marking the first time since November of 1974 that the rate bas dipped below six percent. A month earlier the countys's .unemploymen~ rate stood at 6.1 percent. And in November 1975 it was 7.6 percent. The number of unemployed in Orange County declined to 41,900 in November from 49,100 in Oc- tober and 59,100 a year earlier. EDD's report showed thtr greatest gains in employment last month were ln retail sales. "Retail establishments added 2.800 workers as deoartment stores geared up for the Christmas season, several new restaurants opened and a new $6.3 million shopping center ·opened in Laguna Hills," the re· 'port said. The second largest gain was in government. wher e employment • rose 2,000 between October and November . ;is pubhc schools completed s taffing for tfle Call term and federal and local gov- ernment s howed s mall in- creases. the report said , Employment in ser vice in· dustries, including me dical services, hotels, recreation. and repair serv1ces. ectied ahead b~ 100 last month to ll~tm. EDD o(. fici als reported. . Manufacturing jobs dropped bt 500 workers to 157.100. the re~ port satd, construction Jost 100 workers and agricultural workers dropped by 200. Finance, insurance and real estate firms added 200 employes, the report said. Gunnian Holds Mother Hostage For Gilmore U.S. Co11rt Halts Death BULLETIN SAJ,T LAKE CITY (AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily ·stayed the execution ol convicted murderer Gary Gilmore today, until legal arguments can be beard in bis case, Utah Deputy Atty. Gen. Robert Hansen an· nounced. SALT LAKE CITY CAP) Gary Gilmore waited in his Death Row cell today to learn whether his mother would sue Ex-Seigman , ~uspect Has New Woes One of two men <.'\eared this· week of murder and kidnap charges filed in connection with the slaying or Los Alam1tCJs housewife Joann Seigman has been booked on federal charges of bank robbery. William Paul Gullett, 27. of BellOowet, was informed of the new chari;~t's Thur~day in Santa Ana federal court wh<'re he wa!> bemg arraigned on charges of unlawful posses!-t1on and acqu1s1 lJOO o( firea rms F'ederal officer-. el<plained that the coarge:i; ai.:atnsl Cullt>tl stemmed rrom has alleged an volvement July Kin the holduµ of the L· Pacific N auonal Bank They "laid the ~unmcn esca(l('d ~1th $421 inc a"ih In ft'<ieral court "ith Gull•·tt ~a~ Ronald Le"' 1'i Ewmg, 27. of Rellnu~rr. "ho alc;o was booked on tht• ftn•arrno; t'harJ(t'"l uftl'r be· 101? ('\1•.irl'd or rharge<\ (Jlt>d followang Mr' S('1gma11 'I abduc Uon and murdc•r f'ederul bail on btJth men wa!'I ra1std lo SI00,000 f':irh Thursduy heforf' th1•y w1•rf' 'lh1µf>('<l lo L,o.., Anitcles to await further action In that C'ily's fcder;U court. 1',ederal bail for both men wac; originally set at Sl0,000 Their lawyers prote!'lt<'d Thursday that the high er bail figur e was t ngineered by the d1strit't at tomey's offi ce in a bid to insure t h a t b o t h m e n w e r e k e 11 t behrnd bars while the SeigmWl Investigation continued. Gullett and Ewing were rleared of murder and kidnap C'harges this week after Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight ruled that there was not suffi· ~1ent evidence to sustain the :barges. Judge Knight pointed out that the case against the two men rested on the statements or a con· ;icted felon who told sherifr's or- (~e SUSPECT, Page A!) WE'VE GOT ONLV 21 SHOPPING PA'IS 'Tfl .. CMRt.STMAS ! l e.. 0 1•t0 ... ,.,u ..... ,. •.•.• 1.-!"'''UIO "'< .. ceed against his wishes in getting the U.S. Supreme Court to delay tus Monday sunrise execution. The nation·s highest court and three courts in Utah were to con- sider a variety of pleas today seeking to stop Gllmore from rac- ing a firing squad two days after ·his 36th birthday for the murder or a Provo motel clerk. Attorney Anthony Amsterdam, representing Bessie Gilmore of Milwaukie. Ore., on Thursday asked U.S. S upreme Court Justice Byron R. White, the Utah Supreme Court and a state dis· trict court to intervene in the case. There was no indication when the state courts or U.S: Supreme Court would rule. Authorities plan to have a limited audrence on hand for Gilmore's execution, but some uninvited guests reportedly may try to view the ceremony. Publis hed reports said a television station was consider- ing trying to photograph the ex- ecution by flying overhead in a helicopter. Following these reports, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursdav that. effective im- mediately, it was restricting air space for one mile around the prtSon until after the execution. Another source said he bad been told the execution would take place in a covered building Gilmor e's attorney, Ronald Stanger. said some persons of- fered undisclosed amounts of money to ask Gilmore that they be among the five persons he <.'an select as witnesses. One reporter was said to have obtained a m ail order ordtnation from a church in hope or qualify. mg as a m1011>ler at the execu t10n On Thursday, t he s tale Supreme Court overruled - pending a hearing today -a dis- trict 1udge 's or der permitting A BC TV news and KTVS-TV news or Salt Lake City to in- terview Gilmore for four hours on his views of the death penalty, 1t!I deter rent qualities. bis philosophy. and why he chose lo be executed JO such "'a strange manner " <See GILMORE, Page A2) Attack Try Thwarted by Leapt' Road A Los Alamitos woman leaped from a moving car Thursday night to escape the knifepolnt at- tentions or a man who forced his way into her vehicle shortly after she left a liquor store on Los Alamitos Boulevard. Orange County Sheriff's of· ficers said the 44·year-old victim was prodded with a knife held by her assailant who told her lo sit quietly in the passeng~r seat while he drove south on Los Alamitos Boulevard to an un- known destination. The woman, a local resident, told officers she grabbed her car keys from the iloiUon, pusMd open the door on the pasaencer side and leaped from the vtbicle as her abductor drove throuJh the .Rolsrnoor area. Otlicers who recovered tho woman's car said fhe ran to a nearby home wh r• occupants contacted lht sheriff'• offlc.. The victim was allowed to retutn home Mter treatment /or cm., bruiaes and •hock. Surrealistir Srene ~••Wlreptwlo This artistic pattern evolved when wind whipped the snow on a frozen pond north of Unoma Beach near Omaha this week and a passing WlQ.lographer captured the natural art on t.b~k and white film. HOME Panel Calls For Open Hiring By ROBERT BARKER Of,,,. O•lly Pilot S~H The board of directors of the Huntington Beach HOME Cou n· cil has called for an opening up of the hiring· process for a perma- nent planning director. Mark Porter, vice president or the HOME Council. said Thurs- day that its directors had been polled independently concerning the selection. He said they were unanimous in favor of m akin g the position available to employes outside the city. City Admif\istrator Bud Belsito revealed earl\er that he intended lo appoint Acting Planning Director Edwa rd Sclich to the permanent post at the Dec. 6 meeting of the c 1ty council. . A push to appoint Sclich to the permanent post also came at the Nov. 15 meeting of the city coun· ell from Mayor Pro Tern Ron Pattinson. Pattinson at the lime said he thought Selich was doing an ad· mirable job and that Selit'h was highly qualified. He said delays in the appointment would be counter-productive. Porter said the HOME Council directors didn't fuJly agree in all respects. "We feel the city administrator feels differently," Porter said, "but he has only one applicant · for the Position from within the current city em ployes. "We Uunk that 'f,e 150.000 resi- dents of the city of Huntington Beat'h are entitled to a planning head with the highest qualifi ca- tions. ''An open, competitive sel~c tion process will ensure just that," he added. Belsito said Thursday that he resented the HOME Council or anyone else trying to interfer e with his dutl~s . "Selich ha~ done an excellent job in his tenure as acting plan ning · director during the trying times or redevelopment and the environmental impacl report on <See HOME, PageA2> District, Teachers Renew Pay Session Hunt i n gton Beach Ci t y (elementary> School District or· Cicials and tearher fepresen- tatives met today in a negotiation session in hopes or reaching a set- Uement in three-month-old con· tracttalks. · "The negotiations today will go on until midnight or tonger 1r a Lentat1ve agreement can be re. ached or an impasse is declared," saidSuperlntendentS.A. Moffett. TexaJJ Youth Seized A/ ter Wast Cluue A young Teican was formally t'harged today in Santa Ana after lawmen persuaded tum to sur- render m the Seal Beach Ocean· front home where he had bar· rit'ade<l himself Thursday Billy G . Williams, 20. a transient, was arraigned by U.S. Magistrate Arthur G Bradley on feder al bank robbery charges and held in lieu or $50,000 bail. He is accused of robbing the Brentwood Savings and Loan of· rice at 15639 Brookhurst St , Westminster He allegedly took $395 while brandishing a high powered rifle 1n th e oHit'e in southeas t Westminster and ncd ma car. Huntington Beach Police Of· fleer Odie Lockhart spotted the vehicle at Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast llighway and gave chase A Seal Beach officer, Bill Foreman. lraNI to jom th<.' rhast'. but colhdcd with a ~mall foreign cnr in front of Surfside Colony. The woman driver or the olhl'r car, whose name was not availa ble today was taken lo Los Ala mitos General Hospital. Of· fie er Foreman s uffered a sprained neck that will keep him of( duty for several days. . Suspect W1lh ams, meanwhile, allegedly roared into Old Town Seal Beach where he had re - <Su GIVE UP, Page A2) Chase Pilot Bailed Out Attempted Murtkr Charges Dropped Theodore LaBelle. a 20-year-helicopter during his bltarre old student who allegedJ)'"'buued night. Seal Beach ln a stolen aircraft "The charge was dropped due Tuesday, is out of Orange County to ln surtlcient evidence to Jallon$10,000bamoday. establish intent to commit The Orange County District Al· murder ... Began said. torney'a office dropped an at· Long Beach police detectives tempted1 murder charge against said they would continue to pre13 LaBelle due lo lnsufflcieM cbar,gtj of assault-with a deadly evidtnce, e~ordlngto William D. weapon and grand theft against 'Began, attorney fortheauspect. the student pilot. The case has been moved to These charges are expected to Long Beach Municipal Court be (lied early next week with the where a tentative hearing date Lone Beach District Attorney, ac· hu ~ 1et rot Dec. 17, lk-Ran cordin« to Det. Conrad aalcl. Nuttmlbn. Seal Beacb· police lilecl tM LaBelle.. of '* Elder Ave , Otldnal attemi>led murder Sul Beach, l1 resting com - cbarce because tbty a1¥ tort.ably at bis hoiu. ~father, LaBelle Tried. l_?. ra:cr10a ~-;,t·JimnC'J .. aDelleuldtoday. LaBt>lle's friends said he was upset over a breakup wlth his girlfriend, Margery Sterbng, also of Seal Beach . The young fl yer threatened to commit suicide by <'rash.mg into homes or running out of fuel at ftea. Hls fli&ht took him from Long Beach Municipal Airport, where he allegedly !llole a lWin-engine Cessna 310 plane, to Seal Beach and Catalina Island. LaBelle landed In a field at the Seal Beach Weapons Depot where be reportedly braodiabed a 12· gauge abotaun. He surrendered tO Seal Stach police early Tuesday altC!n\OO(l. .......: ... -.,.,; ~ ..... Suspect Fires 9 Shots By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol IM O•JIY ~Itel JUff A Westminster man held hls mother hos tage today, threatened to kill her and fired several iuns hots at police sur· rounding the home where he . liv~ with his mother and fatbe.c. The suspect, Identified as Terry Wayne Hamby, 27, of 16'40 Jody St .. was still refusing to sur· render, after initiating the two- hour siege in tbe southemmost tip of Westminster on the Huntington Beach city limits. Police said he was armed with a 30-30rifleand a .22-caliberrifle. · Detective Sgt. Richard Grodt. said the b arricaded fugitive had· agreed to release his rather, who left the house to confer with lawmen from several agencies who had cordoned off the entire neighborhood. In addition to the suspect's ~ mother, there were reports that , an 8-year-old boy was also being I held in the house. Police em· J)flaslzed, however , that this re· port is unconfirmed. Shortly before noon. police re· ported, the suspect asked to see a minister. "We've taken a couple o( rounds. actually nine,"· Sgt. 1 Grodt said while helping 1 coordinate the tactical maneuver j from headquarters via a com- mand post set up by police near· · Edinger A venue and Newlapd St. He said quick reaction SWAT Team marksmen had not yet re• turned fire and were in contaci with Hamby, pleading with him to release his mother and then surrender himself. The latest explosive episode on the Orange Coast in five days was reported at 7:~ a .m . in a telephone call lo Westminster. pollce. CSee HOSTAGE, Pa«eA2> Transit Questions WiU Get Answers Orange County Transit District I oCficiaJs will answer questions on bus service from noon lo S p.m . 'j Saturday al Huntington Center in Huntington Beach. I OCTD represent&lives will dl.s· l tribute free route maps and bus schedules to mall shoppers, of4 ftc1als said. and explain the ad· vantages or buu travel. ' \ ' Coa.·t Weather Mostly sunny through Saturday with a slight cool- ing trend. Highs in the mid 70s, Iowa to about 4S . INSIDE TODJ\.Y , The Orange Coast will have plenty to ofter lovera of lighted boat parades this month -three such events. In the coast's three harbors. For details, sec Page Ct or Lhe Weekender. Index cu 14 ~: 8M •• ... " ...,. C4 C\-t •• A4 Cl4 .. t Af DA.IL y PILOT H/F Mobirs Irvine Bid Best Yet By TOM 8ARU:Y oi1 ... o.11, ,.,,.. ,i..11 Two ot three bidders seeking· 1. acqui.sition of the Jrvuw Com- • pany were told by the James I t,rvine Foundation late Thursday that they mu~t top the $277,695..t.OOO all-cash offer of the. Mobil vll Company to stay in contention. • The uhimutum, delivered 24 hours before the foundation· board was scheduled to meet in San Francisco today to discuss ~atest offers. took spokesmen for the two competitors bY surprise Thursday night. Spokesmen for the Cadillac Fairview Corporation or Toronto. Canada, and a consortium headed by Wall Street nnanc1er Charles Allen and Detroit de- veloper Alfred Taubman con- flrmed, howe,•er. that they arc st.JI! in the running Both spokesm en agreed that the surprise move by the fowida· lion was designed to put pressure on Mobil's two competitors and insure the best possible pncc for the Irvine Company stock Foundatio n trustees have now set noon Monday as the fmal di.' adJine in the long drawn out bid- ding battle. All parties involved in the lawsuit filed by Irvine heiress J oan Irvine Smith are due in Orange County Superior Court at J p.m. Monday to make their pro- gress report to Judge James F. Judge Mobil's present ''most favored bidder" status docs not assure 1 he oil company of success 111 what has been a hard·fougtit con- test for control or the_Irvme Com pany. If Mrs_ Smith re1ects the terms or the Mobil offer, the long hear- ing before Judge Judge WJIJ be reopened until a suitable bidder can be selected . Mrs. Smith has already stated that she prefers the $292 5 million offer by the Allen Taubman group_ That offer compnses a mix of notes, real estate security and cash. Spokesmen for Allen-Taubman were not sure Thursday night 1f that offer can be converted to an all-cash bld or a bid with suffi- cient cash lo top the Mobil pro· posal. Foundation attorney· Howard Privett said the new cash offer by Mobil had delighted the founda- tion and rcprl'~Cnlcd a per share value of S33. Mobil's original offer of $200 million or $24 a share sparked the lawsuit filrd by Mrs. Smith who successfull y argued that the bid ~as well below the true share value and "'as unrair to minonty stockho ldt'rs Mrs Smith holds 21 4 perct'nl of Lhl' lrv1nr stork The rounda lion holds a controlltn'l interest of S4 5 perrcnt in the Irvine Com pany. Soulht'rn California represen t.u1ves of Cadillac 1-·a1rvit•w said the details of the new Mobil offer and the att1tudl' of the roundation board had been conveyed to cx ecut1ves in Toronto. Canada. The> said the change in the bidding s11ua\11)n will be dis ('U~SNt dunnR the weekend Cad1llat· Fu1rv1ew offer~ ~ rn1lhor1 for the Irvine Company 1n n bid that comprl~t'd a max of ca!lh und ~horl t erm f'll)tC"i People Want Mayor Out MILLSTONE, NJ. CAP) Some resident~ or Lh•s !'".omcrset County town think ~ir mayor. arrested tw1rt• on mnr11uan11 rhartcs. has become. well, ·• millstone around It:. nt'Ck Ahout 180 rc.-s1denta signed a pet1tJon calling for MAyor Gail AnglAda, 44, lo rcs1rn the unpaid post. They said she is g-.ving Millstone n had namo. They pre· sented t~ tn~natures at a borough rounral meeting Thurs- • day. ORANGE COAST "''' DAILY PILOT fl\f;°'4•C.0.\t O"'ll'f llttl .. 1'11111t,_wftlr"1'111.M bl/WldtM*""' ~.,, ttOt; .. l~OYtflr ()i'~ r~,1 Pl•tHl\111,...(trnD•"• ~tM,,..,•UOI\\ to ~,., .. ,"-•d Mof'lod•~ tf'\,_," ,, .... , ••1f '"''"' ""'W ,.._.,,,OOlt "'°" " HWf'tfl""""" f'fo...,ft ~ ••o~ VAH•t. 1•••1111• '•dd'"""' V•l'tY 1'NI ~ !::~':'~:,~~'~: ~~~·;t t;~~c!.,'::t:~,_.~11~1',:~~,.,~ 1>0 W.\t IM~ • ....,,,. w ... "'f'\fdiflljf •IPKI P.,.ot~ ,,,.,. J•t• • C~ltt \iK• P•t\•cN"t a"d t.l~ .. ,W~f' ,-.. 11-• (G1tot ., .. _,. M..,..... M<,,., ... c • .., CMrtot II LH< •kMA f' lull ,.~ .. ,, ... , -~ ... '"''-' __ ,,, .. ~ .. W.\IOoo_t ... n!Yll•W H11111Jnaton leaGll Otnw INJfe .. .-....... .,. Mo111,..•"'"'' I' O IM•,,.,•_ • OffleH l•t:t~ -;.-:: ~:a"w~~,;;;:~~r;-' ,.._l•M(WYllHtt htOt\.•,..cfltoM .,,...o._,.,_ Tel..,llone (714)~t CfHl#IN AdHMlllllO~ "-'-""Or-0.-y~lllft . ....,uo ~'?: :.:. °:!:.':. er,-,:::.=~ .. ,:,--;. er. ....... ,;;J"'"'•fth ...... ii :: ..... ,..lf'M"tM wit....,. t .. clt f '"""''''•" .. ·-·-1'K•llt Clo" ,.,,_ M l• 01 Cf<I• ""°H C.•ll••ft•• au••4•I•"•" .., u"'" u w -'""" " ,, ...... " -ftlt, .......... -··-114•, Frtday. December 3, 1978 Santa's Off Bell Pa-yroll NEWARK. N.J. rAP> - The state baa ruled aaamst Santa Claus. The idea of Nt"w Jent"y Bell Telephone Co. was to have Santa talk to ctuldren ovu the phone as part or a package of "public service announcements'' proposed by the telephone compru1y. The state Public Utilities Commission, when it heard the phone company's calculation that it would make $850,000 in additional revenues from calls made to the special service own· bers, ruled that Santa can·· not work for the phone companf'. Fr ... r~Al SUSPECT • • ricers that he was invited by one of the accused men to part1c1patc m tile Se1gman kidnap plot. Prosecutors also noted that comments made by Judge Robert E. Law during the Santa Ana Municipal Court hearing mto the charges were highly pre1ud1c1al to lheir case and helped to bnng about dismissal of the charges. lt was alleged that Gullett and Ewing were the two heavily dis· guised men who entered the Seigman home at gunpoint Aug . 25 and forced market manager John Seigman, his wife and three children to accompany them to Long Beach. Seigman, 50, was ordered to empty the contents of his market safe and then wait outside the store for a telephone call from the kidnapers who held Mrs. Seigman and the three children as hostages. Seigman took $8,000 from the safe and then waited for the call that never cam c. ll w_as later Jearned that his as· sistant manager called police while Seigm an waited outside the store. The appearance of police cars in the area obviously alarmed Mrs. Seigman's kid· napers who drove off with her al high speed, leaving the un- harmed children in the family van. Mrs. Seigman's body, shot several limes through the head. was found next day in a field in the Carson area. Fro•Pa~Al GIVE UP ... portedly been staying and lo~L l'OntroJ of his car at Third Street and Ocean Avenue. The car t'rashetl mto a t:ara~e lnve::.tigator.; said the fugitive leaped from the car clutching a hiRh powered rifle at which time Ofhcer Lockhart opened fire several tames. The neeing suspect flung his ri- ne back into the wrecked car ond sprintt'd mto the open door of tht• garage at the home or Phil Oliver A force of several dozen lawmen cordoned off a five block orea /\ crowd of about 500 SJ>i'C· tators gathered as police negotiated with the Houston, Tex. native. who finalJy gu.ve up William s was questioned al SeaJ Beach police headquarter-s and turned over to the FBl for pro,,ecution on the bank robbery charge F,.._PageAJ HOME ... Bolsa Chica. "I re('! th11l lht' only poss1bli- ttung working af(&tn."l him 1s hi:. age. Some may feel that he as too · young at 29.'' Belsito said. Porter says that lhere appears lo be a <'~ncerted effort to avoid going outside the city to seek potential candidates. Belsito said that he has re ceived an opinion from Person- nel Director Ed Thompson stat· Ing lhal the selection of Selicb is proper because there are other qualified personnel In the plan- ning department eligible for the J>Oi'IL No others have applied. Fairview Standard Assailed - Dr. Michael t.cvine.directoror Fairview State H08p1lal, claims that standard patient care at the Colla Mesa facility is far below the "window dressmg " lreatment put on for stal e inspectors. State and federal otncials were slated to meet today in Sacramen-· to lo consider starting indepen- dent federal reviews of the hospitals to end the licensing system now used. Levine recently explained that· "wit\dow dressing" is taldng ad- vantage of ·~dvance notice oC a pendlf!1r inspection to temporari- Jy boost the quality of care. He said it is one of the ma,ior detects m the ex1stin~ system. He complained that most of the time care for the 1,700 menlaJly retarded patients at the Costa Mesa fac1hty IS rar below what 1t was when surveyors from the Joint Commission on Accredita- tion of I losp1lals come through. ··we drove our J>('()plesohard to provide that level of care for two weeks that we burned them out and demoraliz.td them," said Levine. Even officials of the J CAH, a private. nonprofit organization hired by many states to inspect and accredit their hospitals, acknowledge the inherent defects of the system. Asked about the six to eight weeks' notice usually given when an inspection is planned, JCAH Deputy Director George Graham said, "That question has been raised many times. I don't agree wtth it entirely -as you say, they are forew a med. "We hope they (the hospitals) don't go back to something terri- ble after we leave, but we don't know," There are several separate checks that are made on the 11· hospital system including a newly established liceosini by the health department itself. Oddly, although the fed eral government spends millions of dollars in the state's mental hospitals. it de- pends almost entirely on the stale and the JCAH to make sure federal standards arc met. While the federal government carries out "validation checks" of ordinary hospitals lo conlirm the J CAH is doing its job, these checks "have not been done in California for psychiatric hospitals." said Jerry Sheinbach of the federal Bureau of Health Insurance. "But we feel we have adequate safeguards," he added, noting that soot checks are sometimes made by the Nalional Institute of Mentpl Health Cnucs like Assemblyman Paul Carpenter CD-Cypress> a former professional psychologist, view the state's hiring of the JCA H to t•heck its own hospitals as a con OtcL or interest. He said he wall call for a 101nt Assembly and Senate Health Comrruttee probe •nto the system. Kidnap, Rape Suspect Held RICHMOND CAP) -The ar- rest of an alleged rapist and kid· naper here may provide clues in the case or Lisa Pickinson, 9-year· old Walnut Creek girl who disap· pearc.-d four months ago, authorities say Louis Fresquez, 34, was ar· raigned in Richmond Municipal Court Thursday on 19 felony counts, including kidnaping, rape. robbery, kidnaping for ransom. and assault Of\ a police offi cer with a deadly wecfpon Richmond pol ice refused to pro- vide additional details except that the charges stemmt"CI from inci- dents against six v1ct11ns, includ· ing police officers It also w.i s known the c harges involved the alleged rape of two 16-year-old Richmond girls in the last two weeks. 2 Face Theft Rap SAN BERNARDINO <AP) - Police have arrested two men in connection with the theft of a col- lection of rare silver and copper objects from a Jewish temple here Kin 'Drunk' Ford's Half Brotlwr Dies LEBANON, TeM. CAP) -President Ford's half brother was legally drunk when he was killed l.n a traffic accident Thursday. state officials say. Leslie Henry King, S3. a Cookeville, Tenn., Ure dealer, was driving the wrong way on Jnleratate 40 when his car collided head-on with !a tractor·lnJler Joaded with pipe, authorities said . A routine test by the Tenl)essee HJghway Patrol ·showed King's blood contained 0.14 percent alcohol, · said Jim Hendet&OI\, state Safety Departmc:nt ln- formatfon director. Under Tennessee law, a r~adini of 0.10 is considered legally intoxicated. Henderson said tn.erc were 12 fUlhs of wine and 11·. quor in the car and an empty half-.Pint of sC'Otch Whisky on lhe floor. MEXICO MUICO cm •• l~O M1t1s Fa,.. FIGp Map locates area in western Mexico where thousands of peasants have disrupted farm work in the stale of Sinaloa. Demands for land have threatened huge crop losses. Story Page A4. E'ro• Page Al GILMORE • • Warden Sam Smith said re- porters will be allowed into a briefing room at lhe prison when the ~xecution is scheduled. He said word would be sent there when the execution has taken place. Utah law limits those entitle4 to attend an execution. The warden must invite a doctor and the county attorney. The defen- dant may request as many as two minjsters, and be may also re· quest up to five other persons to view his execution, including friends and relatives. The law aJ. lows the warden to invite law en· forcement officers "as he may th.ink expedient." No other persons may be pre- sent. News media coverage ts not mentioned in lhe slate law. ' Smith said prison orficials would meet with reporters and photographers after Gilmore ·was dead. Fro• Pqe Al HOSTAGE. • • . The. caller sounded desperate and almost suicidal, according to investigators . "l have hostages and I'm blow- ing their heads off 1f you don't do what I want," the caller told the on-duty dispatcher. lfe iaentif1ed himself and police immediately knew who they were dealing with, accord- ing to Sgt. Grodt. "I have talked with him before.·· the sergeant said. "He has been through a very difficult divorce.·· An eyewitness to today's tense confrontation, Mrs. Francis Keane, said she was watering her yard about 8:30 a.m .. com· pletely obli vlou11 to anything amiss, when she heard shots. She ran out to the front yard and saw police crouched it\ de· fensive positions . "Get out of here!" one~( them c ried. A second youth near the polict' standoff said at least two bullets smashed into a parked van m front of the residence under siege by lawmen. Seereta ot State Carter Picks Cyrus Vance Pl,AlNS. Ga. (AP ) - President-elect Jimmy Cart~r hu chosen Cyrus R. Vance. 3 dJplomaUc and defense otflcud in two past Democratic adtninlatra- Uon.s, to becorne his secretary oC State. Carter disclosed his selection to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hours before a news conference he called lo announce it publicly. Vance left his home in New York City aboLlt 8 a.m. with his wire and also declined to make any comment to reporters. Sen. Clifford P. Case of New Jersey said Carter telephoned lo advue him of the Vance appoint· ment to succeed Henry A. Kiss- inger. Case. the ranking Republican member of the com- mittee that will consider the nomination, said he was greatly pleased with the selection. Vance served as Lyndon B. Johnson's world traveling troubleshooter and tried unsuc- cessfµlly in 1968 to negotiate an end tot he Vietnam war. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott. also a member of the committee. said Vance is "a com petent and experienced man and should be able to do a very good job." Sen. 1''rank Church <D-ldabo). second-ranking Democrat on the committee, called Vance "excep- tionally well qualified" and said he congratulated Carter on his choice. · Case said he and Vance are long-time friends and former law partners. "l am sure he will carry oul the duties or his enormously responsi. ble position with dedication and great competence," the senator srud. In other developments: ,.,...,.... .. KISSINGER SUCCESSOR Cyrus Vance -Carter said today he will send an informal message to Moscow "expressing my reciprocal com. mitment" to pe aceful rel a tionstups and to nucleardlsarma- ment. He said his new Democratic ad- m in i s tr at io n will move aggressively for arms control agreement and then begln efforts for a more comprehensive US.- Soviet commitment to reduce the level of mtclear armaments. -Carter. saying h e has changed his mind about standby wage and price controls, said to- day he has no intention of asking for wage-price authonty even on a standby basis. Pants Intact And So Is Elvis' New A.ct By JOHN M. wiLus LAS VEGAS (AP> -Relax America, Elvis is trimmed down. he sounds as good as ever and he didn't even split his pants as he opened his annual pre· holiday engagement at the Hilton Hotel here. Don't come running out to lake in Presley's show because like opening night Thursday when more than 2,000 fans jammed the showroom, all or his concerts here are sold out and have been for a long lime. A year ago. an overweight and sluggish Elvis underwhelmed the crilics here. ripping the seat out oC his light-fitting pants on open· iog night. But don't get the impression that Elvis is a lean kid any more. His sequin-adorned trousers are a full cut. but he still can gyrate those 40-plus year-old hips and the women still adore him. When Elvis appeared, the women went wild. "rt 's scary everytime T come out here. I 'm not kiddin'," said the King of Rock and Roll bcforl' he slammed into a full 100 minutes of show. · Like a 1956 Chevy Nomad, Elvis is vintage after more than two decades as a star -a classic showman. There were squeals as scores of women s urged close to the stage in hopes or getting one of the scarves Elvis wears around hls neck, or perhaps a kiss. The scarf ritual is one or the cornerstones of the show, as rans give Elvis pictures , s tuffed animals and other presents in re· turn for gaily colored scarves he has worn brieny around his neck or has used to wipe his profuseJy perspiring brow. Stop The Mwic. • • SAN DIEGO (APJ -A recording for the bhnd was being played by San Diego radio s tation KPBS-FM when the music suddenly Slopped. Somebody stoic the tape recorde r, but things got worse. The tape was running without a disk jockey. The operator returned, found lhe recorder missing and went lookini;:. production coordinator Norb Gallery sajdThursday. "Those in the station went to s~arch for the thieC but couldn't find him," said Gallery. "When they re- turned, they discover ed another tape recorder also had been taken." Let Us Put You on The Map uc NO 21om Near the entrance, inside our store. rs a giant new map. We are in the process of 1denttlying all of the homes we have carpeted since 1965 on this map with colored pins. (A different color tor each year } Close scrutiny will detect some interesting facts: firstly. we have carpeted homes on virtually every st~e't in the area Secondlv. the oins are in bunches. indicating WORD-OF-MOUTH advertising Thirdly, the number of homes we have carpeted is staggerfrig . If you desire honesty. ex perie nce. and recommendations from neighbors we have worked tor. then Alden's is THE PLACE! DEN'S .,,.,..,.'lll"WI': iiiiiallatioii :.·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6..C6-..C838 -646-23SS • 7 . •. • Irvine 1.'oday's Closing N •• Stocks VOL. 69, NO. 338, 4 SECTIONS, 4~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBE~ 3, 1976 TEN CENTS ·w estmfuster Man Holds Moni Hostage I By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of tM O•llY Pl~ SI.Iii A Westminster man held has mot.her hostag e today . threatened to kill ber and fired sever11I gunshots al police sur· rounding the home where he lives with his mother and rather. The sus pec t . 1dent1fied as Terry Wa yne Hamby, 27. of 16440 Jody St., was still refusing to sur· render. after initiating the two· hour siege in the southernmost tip of Westminster on the Huntington Beach city. limits. PoUce said be was ar,med with · a 30-JOriOeand a .22-caliberrine. Detective Sgt. Richard Grodt said the barricaded fugitive bad · agreed to release his father, who left tbe house to confer w1tb· lawmen from several agencies who had cordoned off the entire neighborhood. Jn addition to the suspect ·s mother. there were reports that an 8-year-old boy was also being held in the house. Police em· phaslzed, howe\'er, that lhu re- port is unconfirmed. Shortly before noon, police re· ported, the suspect asked to see a minister. "We've taken a couple...,9r rounds, actually nine,"' Sgt. Grodt ·said while helping coordinate the tactical maneuvei: from headquarters via a com· m~d post set up by POlice near Edinger Avenue and Newland St. He said quick react.ion SWAT Team marksmen had not yet re· turned fi£e and were in contact with Hamby, pleading with him to release has mother and then surrender himselr. The latest explosive episode on the Orange Coast in five days was reported at 7·30 a.m. In a telephone call to Westm1nster police. The caller sounded desperate and almost suicidal, accordmg to mvestigators. "J have hostages and1'm blow· ing their heads orr ir you don't do what I want." the caller told the on-duty dispatcher. lie identified himselr and police immediately knew who ------------------ they were dealing with. accord· mg to Sgt. Grodt. "l have talked with ham before." the sergeant s aid. "He has been through A very difficult divorce " An eyewitness to today's tense confrontalion. Mrs. Francts Keane, said she was watering 'her yard about 8.30 a.m., com· pletely oblivious to anything amiss. when she heard shots. CSff HOSTAGE, PageA2> Wider Air Ban? El Toro Noise Curbs Studied By KATHY CLANCY Of IM O•lly Pilot SUit The Orange County Airporl Land Use Commission has or· dercd a study on the possible widening or a residential building ban around El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. I But Kenneth J. Delano, supervis ing planner for the seven-member commission, said the study probably won't be com· pleled before early next year. and a new, plan probably won't be adopted until <1t least Apnl or May. Defino said, however, should Orange~ County Supervisors adopt a hous1n~ plan around El APWI ......... . KISSINGER SUCCESSOR Cyrus Vance Carter N mnes ~yrus Vance Stale Chief J>l.i\l 'llS. Ga . <AP ) 1'rP.,1dcnt t•l1·t·I J immy Carter has <'hO'i('n l°) rus H. Vance. u d1plomat1r :111d riefenscoffic1al in two past Dl'mnC"rat1c admrn1stra· taons. to twt'oi'e his secretary o( :-itatr. Cart<'r thsrlosed his selection to mc>mh.-ro; or the Senate Fore1Rn Rl'lat1on" Com m1tlee hours tlC'for<• .1 news conference he C'aJl <'d to Jnnounce itpubhdy. Vance lert his home in New York City :il>out 8 am. with his wife :ind also declined to make any comment to reporters. Sen. Ch Hord P. Case of New Jt>rsey said Carter telephoned to advise him or the Vance appoint· ment to s uc<·eed Henry A. Kiss- j n g cr. Cnse , the ranking Republican member of the com· mittee that will consider the nomination, said he was greatly pleased with the seleetion. Vance served as Lyndon B. Johns on's world traveling troubleshooter and tried unsuc- cessfully ln 1968 to negotiate an (Sff VANCE, Page A2) W E'VE GOT ONLV 21 SHO l-Pl._,G ·PAVS '3rL. CMRtSTMAS! ....... ·. c-c IUO, , • .,.,u.~ ... ···rv·• .... 91<.,. ... , ~..._~~-.;;_,,~------~--~..&. Toro that conflicts with the com· Laurence Schmit have favored mission's eventual plan, the com· using an older. smaller ban area. m1ss1on could file what is called And the swing vote when the an inter-posing objeetion. matter is discussed again next The filing of that action. Defino week may be newly elected said, would send the noise issue Supervisor Phil Anthony. back to supervisors again. And Delino said airport land use the commission's posillon would commissioners have discussed override the supervisors unless the consultant's noise study al re- ·the board oC supervisors passed cent meetings but have! taken no its policy on all east a 4· l vote. position. So far, supervisors have de· lostead. they ordered that a adlocked 2·2 on lhc. noise issue, new land use plan or their own be with Supervisors Tom Riley and dr.lfted'based on the recent noise Ralp.h Clark favoring a wider re· study. sidential buifding ban, based on a And If the commissioner!f' and recent consultant 's study. supervisors' positions eventually Board Chairman Ralph are in conflict, the supervisors Die drich and S upervi s or <See AIRPORT, PageA2) * * * * * * Around Toro Base ' 0. lly Pllol Sl•ff Pllolo Widening of Home Ban R~corninended Paranaedi~s Lend a B and The Orange County Grand Jury has recommended widening a residential buUding ban around El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta· tion. · The jurors· recommendation Thursday was forwarded by let- ter to count/ supervisors who will consider extending the ban to areas a consultant.has said are impacted by jet noise from the military base. And based on that study, lhe .letter s aid. the county should continue its long.standing policy that high noise levels are not suitable ror residential, school, church, hospital or other noise sens1hve use. Supervisors will be considering the noise issue at 10 a.m. 'rues· day an the board hearing room, SlS N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana. The county already has a re· sidenbal building ban around the military facility, based on a 1972 noise study. However. a recently completed study extended the high-noise area further. . And supervisors have de- adloclced 2-2 in recent months on whether home building should be permitted within that wider ban. Supervisors Tom Riley and Ralph Clark have contended new homes should hot be built there, while Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich and Laurence Schmit havedlsagreed. - The swing vole may rest with .newly-elected Supervisor Phil Anthony. In the Jetter, the grand Jury also said the board abould put off approving a l,37S-acre ionJ.ng • Housing Suit Delay Seen A lawsuit fil ed against the city of Irvine and the Irvine Company regarding low-cost homing will probably not be resolved before the new year arrives. City and company officials, iJ\ M attempt to aetUe the matter out-of-cO\U't, this week revealed a formula for providinc low-cost housing. It cane for 478 federally· aubsldlled apartment units over a 10-year period. But ·attomoya for the pla1nUffa -the Oran1e County Fair Ho08-Jni Council and ei1ht iodlvtduals -said they doubted they would have a response prior to· Ch:rlatmH. but said they planned to meet a1ain· with the delen· d•tl later lhl• month to ask m«e questions. change fQr the proposed Rancho de Los Alisos Planned Communi- ty in the El Toro area until noise issues are addressed. Two cars collided at the intersection of Jamboree Hoad and Mac ArthJr Boulevard Thursday afternoon, s ending motorist Jef- frey Woodhouse to Costa Mesa Memorial l~pital. Woodhouse, who v.as treated at the scene by Ir vine Paramedics, was re ported to be in stable condition today. The name of the second motoris t. who ap- parently suffered rrunor mjuries, was uh· a vailable The north half of that now · agriculturally zoned land lies within wlrdl the consultant has said is a noisy area. And grand jurors said almost all of the 6,181 -unil development proposed lies within an area sub· Ject to noise review by county de· partmenls. There letter said that review process had not yet taken place. T een Cyclis t Critical After I r vine Wreck An 18-year-old boy as m critical condition today al Tustin Com· munity Hospital after his motorcycle crashed into the rear of an auto al\d then burst mto flames Thursday night Hospital authoril1~ said Jay Michael Hollett . of 3781 Clare- mont St., suffered a critical head injury and also possible internal inuries. Irvine Police said the 10 p.m . accident occurred at the comer of Turtle Rock Drive and Gross· mont Avenue. when llollett·s motorcycle slammed into the re- ar of a car driven by Kenneth Edward Unger, 36, of 4876 Pasco de Vega. Irvine. Following the impact, Hollett was thrown over the top or the car and the motorcycle explod,ed into flames. Unger's car was stopped at a stop sign, police said. ,,,. Anaheim Man Fil/,s Vacant Grindle Seat Anaheim Jtto rney P'l oyd Farano was Jppomled to the Orange County Planning Com- mission today by Supen as or Ralph Clark A 10-yea r m ember of the Anaheim Planmn~ Commission, Farano will s ucceed Com· missioner Shirley Grindle who will step down Oec 31 Farano said today he believes that growth for growth's sake is unwise and usually turns out to be ill-advised ··But growth that 1s planned and calculated lo produce a good livin.I{ environment for people, is. or course, good ," hr said Clark s aid Mrs Grindle, a commissioner for the past four years has pledged to work with Farano and acquamt him with projects coming bcrore the' coun- ty planning commission . Mrs. Gr1ndl £> res i g ne d Thanksgiving Day, criticizing what she said was land use pre· ssure placed on elected offkials because or campaign donations. Clark said J,.arano was select- ed from more than 40 potential nominees to replace Mrs. Grin die. 'Farano, his wire and three children have lived in Anaheim 14 years. He is the general counsel for Global Van Lines. Man·title Out? Ck-inente Tags Desexed A PROPOSED JOB classification plan would take sex out oC City Hall In San Clemente. The study proposes name ch~ges for some positions where titles imply gender. Firemen, for insuance. would become fire protection or- ficers • .Maintenance men would become maintenance workers. A Ju,dman would have the unglorious title oC Jeadworker. Servicemen "°'1id be service workers. j ONE HAPLESS maint.en;ance man in public works would find hi• job reduced to that of a •'helper.'· Good new• Cor most foremen, however, The consultant who prepared the new job descriptions -the first step tqward a salary review -stopped short of recommending tMy bo called forewocken. They'll 1tUI be toremert, whleli the consultant said J5 an old and honored title tbat doean 't have a suitable llubs\itule myway. So lbtrt'U be some MX 1.eft in City Hall aCter all. 1 ,, Mobil ·Rivals Get Word: 'Top Offer' By TOM BARLEV Of lh• O•llY P110t Sufi Two or three bidders seeking acqu1sil1on of the Irvine Com· pany were told by the James Irvine ,.~oundation late Thursday that th ey mu s t top th e $277,695.000 all-rash offer or the 'Trim E lvis Thrills 'Em In Las Vegas By JOHN M. WILLIS LAS VF.GAS CAP) -Helux Ameri ca , Elv is is trimmed down. hl' sounds as good as ever and he didn't even split his pants as he opened has annual pre holid ay engagement at the ll1lton Hotel here Don't romc running out lo take m Presley's show because hke opening night Thursday when more than 2,000 rans jammed the showroom. all of his concerts here arc sold out and have been for a Joni:; lime. A year ago, an overweight and sluggish Elvis underwhelmed the critics here. ripping the seat out or his light·f1tting pants on open· .. ing night. But don't get the impression that Elvis is a lean kid any more. ' Hls sequin-adorned trousers are n full cut, but he still can gyrate those 40-plu!\ ye ar-0ld hips and the women still adore him. When Elvis appeared, lhP womet\ went wild: "It's scary everytime I come out here. I'm not kiddin'." said the King of Rock and Roll before he !\lamm ed Into a full 100 minutes of show. Like a 1956 Chevy Nomad, Elvis Is vlntase after more than two decades as a star -a classic showman. There were squeals as scores o( women surged close to the stage in hopes oC getting ooe of the scarves Elvls wears around his neck, orferhaps a kiss. . The scar ritual is one of the comerttones of the show. a.s fans give Elvie pictures, atutfed anJmals and other present. in re· tum for gaily colored searvcs he has worn briefly around hJ,$ neck or bas used to wipe hla prol&aldy · Mobil Oil Company to stay In contention. The ultimatum, delivered 24 hours before the foundation board was scheduled lo meet m San Francisco today to discuss latest offers. took spokesmen for the two competitors by surpris e Thursday night. Spokesmen for the Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto. Canada , and a consortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman con- firmed, however. that Urey arc still in the running. Bolh spokesmen agreed lhaL the surprise move by the rounda· lion was designed to put pressure on Mobil's two competitors and insure the best possible pncc for the Irvine Company stock foundation trustees have now set noon Monday as the final de· adhne in the long drawn out bid· ding battle. All parties involved in the lawsuit riled by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith are due in Orange County Superior Court at 3 pm. Monday to make their pro. CSc-e JI El RESS, Page A.2) Coast l\'eather Mostly s unny through Saturday with a slight cool- ing trend. Highs in the mid 70s, lows to about 45. INSIDE TODAV The Orange Coast. will have plenty to o(fer lovers of lighted boat parades this month -three such events, in the coas~'a three harbors. For details, sec Page Cl of the Weekender. , Index Cl-I 14 A4 t ... .,.J .. ···" ... , Ct C4-t M A4 C14 •~brow... .. • :---::=::::::=-..... AZ DAIL v PllOT ]o!:Jless Rate .Better Employment in Orange County c:Umbed for the fourth straight month in November as the coun- ty's unemployment rate dropped to a two-year -low, the State Uepartmcnt (EDD) reported to-. day. The number or county jobholders j umped to T19,600, up by 39,600 from a year ago, ac· cording to the EDD's monthly labor report. U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISE$-A3 At the same'tJme, unempJ9y- ment rates dropped to 5.9 percent in Ora.age County, marking the first time since November of 1974 that the rate bas dipped below six percent. A month earlier the countys's unemployment rate stood at 6.1 percent. And in November 1975 it was 7.6 percent. The number of unemployed in Oran~e County declined to 47,900 in November from 49,100 in Oc- tober and 59, 100 a year earlier. EDD's report showed the greatest gains in employment last month were in retail sales. ··Retail establishments added 2,800 workers as deoartment .stores geared up for the Christmas season, several new. restaurants opened and a new $6.3 milJion shopping center opened In Laguna Hills," the re· port said. · The secoDd largest gain was in government, where employment rose 2,000 between October and November, as public schools ·completed staffing for the fall term and federal and local gov· ernm ent s howed small in· creases, the report said. Employment in service in· dustrles, including medical services, hotels, recreation, and repair services, edg_ed ahead by 100 last month to 118,600, EDD of- ficials reported. Manufacturing jobs dropped by 500 workers to 157,100, the re· port said, construction lost JOO workers and agricultural workers dropped by 200. Fmance, insurance and real estate firms added 200 employc~. the report said. f'ro• Page A J VANCE ... encl to the Vietnam war Senate Republican Lea1Jer Hugh &ott, .:ilso a member of till' ('Omm1ttee, said Vance 1s "a com petenl and experienced man and should be able to do a very good JOb." Sen. Frnnk C:hun·h ID ldaho1. :.erond·rankmg Democrat on th1• commiltee. called Vance "excep· lionally well qualiried" ancl 'la.id he l'Ongratul all'd Cartl'r on hi'> ChOICl'. C'a11e said hr and Vance :Jr<' long·t1me friends and former law partners "I am sure he will carry out the. duties oC his enorm{'USly responst ble position with dedication and great t'ompctcnce," the Sl'nator swd. In other de\'clopments: -Carter said today he will send an lnformal message to Moscow "upresslng my reciprocal com· mitment" to peaceful rel a UoruJhlps and lo nuclear disarm a• ment lte nid his new Democratic ad· ministration w ill move aa1resslvely for arms control, all'eemenl and then begin efforts for 11 more comprehensive t;.S · Soviet comm itment lo reduce the levtl of nuclear armaments. -Carter, saying he h11 s changed his m ind about standby waae and price controls. said to day he ha!I nn antrnlion of asking ror wage-price authority even nn a standby basis. lie made the comment 1n :in NBC-TV "Today"showinterview while expressing d1sappomtmenl at the 6 to 7 percent price hike'! po11ted by major steel companies OAANOfCOAn DAILY PILOT ...... .._ "'"'o+"l •llid ~ . .,,,... l•c• tt (:""'" "•tf ,.,.\IOllf'l'•~C.,IW>fMJN,..,,,_, "'••"'4'.""t £•""' T~fftl\A -.w.-... M.tll\#.lrtt Edrftw a. •• , .. " '""' •• ( ............ 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O•llYt"llot SLlll An off-duty Los An~elcs pohcc 0Cl1cer suffered a momentary fright today when a Westmmster suspect allegedly told tum t11s :.on was being held hostage Theorficer, Joe Bustus, ll\CS in Westminster and works the 4 p.m. to midnight shirt in Los Angeles. He was awakcnt-d early 'today by his wire, who said somebody was shooting al their son, J oseph. 7. who was waJkm~ to Westmont S<'hool with other * * * Fro• Page A I HOSTAGE. • • She ran out to ihl' front \Urrl and ~-it.w JXll 1cc ct·oul'lwd m de rensivc positions. "Get out of here'" one or lhl•m cried. A second )'OU th 111..'ar the P')l1<:t• slandoH said :1':-ill0a1>t two hulll•ls smashed into a parked van in front of the rf's11lencC' under Sll'gC by law men State Levels Fine Threat At Hospitals lloag M<'m llfli.tl llc1.,111lal in ~ewport Becich <ind S<Jnt.1 Ana Tustin Communal~ 110~1ntal art• among 12 California hospital:. fac ing rincs of up to $2,500 because they ulle~cdly began US· mg or mstalhns body srannPrs without pt>rm1ss1on from the State Department of lleallh, state officials s ay Sharon Sinclair. a spoke:-.man for Hoa~. s atd today hospital of ftc1als have not heard 0Htc1ally irom the stnte rPJ;:arding thC' scanner that w a:-m~tall<.'<.I in the Newport Reach fJc11Jty in Sc•p tcmber orth1s Har · Wt• can t po'>!°>lhl~· curnment until v. e know "hnt 1t ,, th wt th<· stitlt• pt•npk ;1r f' 10Vl"il1i;iat111~. · she -;aid neighborhood children. Omcer Bustus said he ran down lhe street to a house near \\here the suspect, Terry Wayne Hamby, was holed up Bustus telephoned lhc t.uspect and said he was told by Hamby that his son was hcang held hostage. The Los Angeles officer , however. checked with West- mont School and learned that his child and the other neighborhood children had ;ill arri voo .safely. ' HEW MEXICO Miles 1~0 ' Fantt f'lap TEXAS MEXICO MEXICO CllY • Al' Wlr~photo Map locah•!> :irra in \\.('stc·rn Mexico where thousands of peasants have disrupted farm work in the state of Smaloa. Demands for Jand have thrcau.mcd huge crop losses . Story Pa~c A4. f'ro• Pag~ Al HEIRESS .•. gress report to Judge James F Judge. Mobil's present "most favore<f hi<ider" status does not ussure "I had some bad Ui oughts for a while.'' Oustus said. Capt Don Saviers, operations command\!r on the scene, scud hc did not say shots were fired at the children but there were shot:. fired at the lime they were gomg to school. At aboul 11 10 a m. pollc<' heard Hamby 1>creaming Crom the home, but they couldn't lell what ht! was saying. Woody Chaddick. assistant superintend ent of the Ocean View S<:hool ~lnc.t, sa.itl pro· visions have been made to keep the childr<>n at the Westmont School until the situation ha1> stab1lm~d Tht> srhool. loc.Ht'<l at 8251 llcil Ave . as four hluck:-. from Bam- by's huu~e. He :o;a1d that food would bc brought 1n for the children at lunch and they will be kept in doors. There are l'ont1ngcncy plans to keep the children in school over- night IC the situation remains un· changed, Chaddick said. He noted that at the height or the siege, parent:> were unable to get through the neighborhood lo reach their childrt!n at the school CdMMan .If aces Death OROVI LLE (AP> -..DJ?nni'> "Corkcy" Ogle. 26. or Corona del Mar, has been sentenced to diem the gas ch am bcr ror the axe kill· mg of an Oroville woman and the shooting death or her son. Ogle was ordered to San Quen· Lin Prison Thursday by Superior Court J udge Lucian Vandegrift while un 1wtomatic appeal ls riled with the stale Supreme Court Ogle was convicted or klJJing Virginia Corkin, 58. with an axe and fatally shooting her son. Shane. 21. during a burglary of their home last May 25. He acted as his own attorney during the trial. Vtala Slager Firing Squad Date Delayed B ULLETIN SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -1be U.S. Suprt mc Court temPorarlly •l•yed the execution ol coavk&ect murderer Gary GU more ~•Y, watU lt1gal •rgumenta can be heard lo hla u1e, Utah Deputy• AUy. Gen. Robert HaMen an· nounced. WASHINGTON CAP) -The U.S. Supreme Court today postponed for at least one day the scheduled Monday executl<m of Cary Mark Gilmore. granting a request from the condemned U~miu-derer's mother. Tb"e court ordered Utah oC- fici4)s to file by 2 p.m . PST Tues- day a response to the request by Gilmore's mother that her son's life be spared pending appeal to the high court. Chier Justice Warren £. Burger and Jus tices William II. Rehnquist and John Paul Stevens voted to deny the request, an ac- tion that would have let Gilmore face a prison firing squad at sun- nse Monday. Gilmore has asked that he lie allowed to be executed. The U.S. Supreme Court acted f 'ro• Page Al AIRPORT • • will have to muster at least rour votes to win. Dellno explained the com- mission is composed of seven members, two from local airports, two appointed by the Orange County League of Cities and a seventh appointed by the other six. Members are Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal, Cypress Ci- ty Councilman Don Hudson, Newport Beach dentist Thomas Doan, Newport Beach attorney Donald Killian , busine:.sman lll'rman Bcaverburg. Fullerton airport manager Bnan Douglcis and Orange County airport manager Bob Bresnahan. The commission operates with a $2,000 annual gr ant from su pervisors and has three employes paid under the federal Comprehens ive Employment and Training Act <CETA). Kidnap, Rape Suspect Held · RICHMOND <A P> -The ar- rest of an alleged rapist and kid· naper here may provide clues in the case of Lisa Pickinson, 9-year- old Walnut Creek girl who disap- peared four mon ths ago, authorities say. Louis Fresquez, 34, was ar· raigned in Richmond Municipal Court Thursday on 19 felony counts. including kidnaping, rape, robbery, kidnaping for ransom, and assault on a police officer with a dcadlyweap0n. Richmond police refused to pro· vide additional detailsexcepllhat the charges stemmed from mci· dents against six victims, includ· mg police omcers. It also was known the c harges involved the alJeged rape of two 16-year-old .Richmond girls in the last two weeks. shortly 8/ter the ""Utah Supreme Court denied 4 to 1 the request from Gilmore's mother. Tho state court took no immediate ac- tion on other moUon:s pending before it to stop the executlon. Mrs. Gilmore's aUorneys also have filed for ii stay Jn other courts. The U.S. Supreme Court 111;kcd Utah oHicials to answer conten. uons made by attorneys for Mrs. Gilmore that the Utah Supreme Court did not cons1der Gilmore's mental competence in walv1ng l\ls right to appeal. . The justices told stale officials to word their respon lie "particularly with respect to the allegations ... bearing upon the validity or Gary Mark Gilmore's waiver or his right to appeal." The U.S. Supreme Court vole on the request or Gilmore's mother was 6 to 3. The court asked for transcripts o( Gilmore's initial court ap- . pearance after his declsion nol to appeal his conviction. It also re- quested transc.riP.lS or a Nov. 10 hearing before the Utah Supreme Court in which Gilmore appeared to ask permission to die, and 'transcripts of all proceedings berore the Utah Board oC Pardons concerning Gilmore. "The application for stay or CX• ecution is granted pending rlling of said response and further ac- tion of the court on the applica- tion for stay," said the one· page court order. Utah Justices Henn Henriod, A II. Ellett, J . Allan Crockett and R.chard J . Maughan said in a one-sentence statement that her petition to vacate the court's Nov. 10 order in which It reverseo an earlier stay of execution "is hereby denied." Justice D. Frank Wilkins dis· sented. Attorney Anthony Amsterdam, representing Bessie Gilmore of Milwaukie, Ore., on Thursday asked U .S . Supreme Court Justice Byron R. While, the Utah Supreme Court and a stale dis- trict court to intervene in the case. Child. Slaying Trial Ordered . For Marine El Toro Marine Jeffrey Alan Ritchie has been ordered to face trial J an. 24 in Orange County Superior Cou rt on murder charges filed after police found the beaten body of his 2-yearold stepson a few blocks Crom his Santa Ana home. Ritchie, 23, is charged with the killing of M ark Allen Styfr, 2, the son or Kathryn Louise~ltchie, 21, by a previous marriage. Ile 1s held in the county Jail with bail ~el at $250,000. Police said they launcht'd a sea~ the child Sept. 17 when lhe defendant reported th<' hoy missing. They said they found the beaten hody of the victim in a field a few blocks from the Ritchie apartment on Lyon .Street. Investigators claim that the beating which Jed to the child's death was administered at a bar on Edinger A venue Police said Ritchie telephoned them from the bar. Miss Sinr1:11r 1aoll'd thut then• arc about 90 ho:.111tah throughout the ~lat1· that us<• llw :-.1·a11nin1o: t'Qlllpmcnt Accordinl! tn Strvt' Uurton, a department of hcalCh uttornry, the 12 hospitals :tre undrr 1n vest1g1H1on for violation of J luw that took f'Hrcl Sept o the oil C'Ompany of 11uccess in what has been a hard-fou~hl con- tt•st for control of thr Jrvinc Com· pany. Let Us Put You on The Map That meas ure requires hospitals to obtain pcrmis:i;ion Crom the state department before m aking alteration~ or buying ~ulpmcnt rnstan1? more-than $1.50,000 B o d y s c ;1 n ri r r !". • x · r a y machines used in place of ex· ploratory surgery. C<ll'll between $450,000 and $700,000, said another a~partment spokesman, Bob Nance. The law was aimed al prevent ing overexpansion oC hospitrus and proliferation and duplication of expensive equipment, develop· ments that state offi cials :\ay have contributed to skyrocketing medical costs. Burton said the 12 hospitals or- dered scanners bef<>Te lhe law took effect but did not have them in wie by Sept. 9. Thatmennt they had to 1et waivers from the de- partment before instolllna or opeuunc the machines, he said. ir Mrs Sm 1th reJeCL., the terms nC the Mohll offer. the long hear- ing hefore Judge Judge will h<: reopened until a :matable bidder can he selected. Mrs. Smith has already stated that she prerers thr S292 5 million ofrf!r by lhE" Allen Taubman group. Thal offer comprises a mlx of notes, real estate security and cash. .Spokesmen for Allen-Taubman were not s ure Thursday night ar thnt offer can be ronvertf'(! lo an all-cnsh bid or a bid with suffl. c1<'nt cash to top the Mobil pro· posal. 1-'oundallon attomey Howard Privett said the new cash offer hy Mobil had delighted the founda- tion and rcprescnlt'd u per share value of $33. Mobil's original offrr or $200 million or S24 a share sparked the· lawsuit filed by Mr11. Smith who successfully argued that the bid wns well below the true share value and was unfair to minority stockholder!I Mrs. Sm1lh hold!! 21.4 percent ol tht' lrvlne stock The founda· lion holds n controlllng lnltt~l of 54.5 percent Jn the Irvin(' Com· pnny . Southern Coll fomia represen. tatives of Cadillac Fatrvh1w &aid th~ details of the new MobU ol'fec- and tM atll\ude of the foundat.lon board had been conv yed lo ex. Near the entrance. inside our store. 1s a giant new map. We are in the process of 1dentify1ng all of the homes we have carpeted sl.rlce l 985 on this map with colored pins (A different color for each year.) Close scrutiny will defect some interesting tacts tirslly. we have carpeted homes on virtually every street 1n the area Secondlv. the oins are 1n bunches. indicating WOAD-OF-MOUTH advertising Thirdly, the number of homes we have carpeted is staggering If you desire honesty , experience. and recommendations from neighbors we have worked for. then Alden's 1s THE PLACE! .. ~--..-1· DEN'S ~ar,;e· ·j;t :;nstaiiai:ian:·custom draperies uc NO H0422 ;:,;::~?:.-', linoleum • wood floor 1663 PlACCNTIA AVENUI: • COSTA MESA, CALIF, 92677 • PHONE 6.t6.A838 646 735.S Officials al Hoag contend that their scanner w:u installed and operating by Sept. l, thu11 ex. tmptlna the m from \he law which wel\t Into eff~l claht daya .la~er_. ~ ecuUves In Toronto, Canida. • •• '---------------~----------------------~ I Friday'K Closinf( PriceH NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS I Fflday,Oecem~ 3. 1918 l /N DAILY Pll.OT •s A Good Idea? Comumer Vnit Role Mulle11 By SYLVIA roan:a M a candidate, President-elect Jimmy Carter pl~td W\Lbout quallfkatJoo to push for the new independent cijn. awner protection qency that has been klc~td ~d C.,reaa tor yeara. The agency's purposef' to bring an•ln dependent con.aumer voice to the delibe,.Uona of ageddi\,a of\eo captured by the interests they are aupposed .. w resuJate. '., Ip opponenlt fear thJs ml1ht lead· to probes Ulo "awHt.heart" deala between the cesuJatort and regul•ted in many lndU3trlea. Its aupporten hope lbe Agency. fbr Consumer Advocacy aoon will be law. But even It the ACA ls tO becom~ law, there are several issues lhit must be claritied: -Biiis to d•te pro- vide that lndlvtdual con· sumer com.plaints Money's Worth should be channeled b)' ~,. the agency into u document room c>peo to \he pubUc:"'d thence to various agencies to IOOk in~o the complaints. BUT MOST FEDERAL AGENCIES DON'T have jurisdiction to act on individual complaints as such; they only sue companies for illegal conduct. And what about complaints that might be without beals but yet lnjure the reputation of th06e involved? The bills ny companies can answer oomplalnts for the record. But pJac· ing unverified complaints on record with an impllcatioq or government approval could have dismaying results. .~ ..!. Perhaps the new agency shouJd not be involved wiUMJI· dlvidual complaints at all, or perhaps it should concentrate an looking at the conduct of federal agenciH when faced with consumer issues. -Most measures considered to date ban the ag~y from looking into state agencies with anti-consumer polidea. YET. STATE REGULATOR\' AGENCIES OFTEN are controlled by boards consisting or the very industries to be regulated and are subject to less public scrutiny than federal agencies. Congress has the power lo look into state regulations arfecling interstate commerce and even could prohibit such regulation by the state. Perhaps Congress should have the advice of an ind~ denl. consumer advocate on the issues. States' ri wouldl1 't be violated, because the advocate can only c al· tention to a problem. . -(;arter':. pattern in Georgia was to consolidate a,. CICS. Pernaps ACA, although its function would be uni . could just as well be a part of another watchdog agency, such as the Federal Tr11de Commission. The FTC <:®Id runctioo as an advocate. It already has intervened in behalf or consumer interests before the Civil Aeronautics Board, Federal Communications Commission and other federal agencies. It has built up some degree o( expert knowledge In thP function involved. -PRESIDENT FORD ESTABLISHED CONSUMER representation teams in each existing federal departme~ to deal with consumer problems. Theseomces are within exist- mgdepartments and arelhus under their policy control. These consumer representatives must follow Jhe policies of their agencies. Each has confidential files relating, for instance, lo pending law enforcement investigations, which cannot be disclosed. Most agencies strongly discourage statemenU-by empJoyes disagreemg w1th agency policy. ... If this drawback deprives the public or debate we o'-'&ht to hear, creation of an independent agency devoted lo lh•;y,· teresta of the consumer Is the best answer. , It wUI be essential for Carter to encourage employes ·or existing agencies to cooperate with the new agency to give It the information it will need to reach decisions beneficl~;!o tll,e nation. . , Should this be the way 1t actuall,y turns out, the crea~(>n of the CAC could Indeed herald a new era. , ,, Stock Gains Aided .'tlo<9k• In The Spotlight .. , ; . . ,... • • Nl!W YORI( IAPI· 5'11~ •pm O<lt• • -,,.1 <l\a~ ot tllt fill•~ .....,., ., • 11..e N-Y0t• S10<1t E•<-.00 '"'"''I ''~"II Mllon.tll~ •I tnOI* ,,...,, SI 1 1 , ~ • • MolOtOI• , 761.000 fO"' ~· T•A'KO If'\(. JSl.G> ,.u,~ BtWn '"' 140ti00 10'• • ' ""'T••a.lel n•.m •11 .. • Gulf Oii, 7U,l00 lt'"o • To Vtll • . . • "' IOO n I • I Ou Iden "'' 190 • .00 7"• • '• MGIC 11\Y 1•.llJO 11 '' ~, CMP. 177,COO I ' 1 t 'I GIWl\Fll\I • tll.600 7•\lo 1 1 1'ICA In< Uf.100 ~"H 1 0... Moloo 1 "·«JO ,, .,. • loWMMM • UT.JOO SI I Slmp P•I . tfS,000 1~ • ' I What St<1e•l111 Did NEW VORIC IAPI lll't'v ~· ·mr "; ' .;tJ t IJ t> '°' '°' " It WliAT 4M!IC 010 Nl!W voi.1t IAP1 r-r"-1tv. JTJ * Mt ' ~ , . . , .. ., . . . . .. . .. . .. . .--............ -. - O~fLVPfLOT Frida . December 3. 1978 Black & Decker., DRILLS 1/t,, # 7099 .... 7 97 ~8 11 #7199 .... 9 97 Double in1ulated and if I can get away with it. I'll even say "double value.'' which they truly are. Power to 1pare. CIRCULAR SAW 7V•" #7399 1497 Oh. l need a good circular saw (I thought you said you bought one las1 year?). This B&D keeps the cutting line clean and angles. bevels. adjuat1 cul depth. JIGSAW JI you have to cut crooked (l got a brother-in-law who couldn't do anything straight 11 his life depended on it). or curves. this is the tool. 11 97 #7504 #79-001 WORKMATE The thing is a bench. a giant clamp, a real. a mlllion things with a doz.n positions. (Even lrnew a 9\U' who put wings oh it and'tried to fly. We'll miaa him around here.) 5900 Black & Decker NYLON LINE GRASS TRIMMER Thia thing whips the weeds and long graaa to death. Can't you just hea~oae weeds .yellin.~. "Ouch, ouch. ouch. MALIBU 7 ·LITE SETS JET-X SPRAY AND WASH KIT )et·X to the rescue. The "' #116 3•• crooks are trapped now. Standard···· Jet-X ha1 them and is # 151 511 washing their bad habit a DelU)(e ..... . away. (Doe1 anyono believe this? Doea anyone read this?) J <'~.-~ ~ fu;;1 l ·"' ~ ~i~~~ Don't believe thern when they say autornatlcallr., "You need new p lug1. · You can gel many u1e1 out of them. Ju1t clean. gap. and uae. A1 long a1 the electrode is sufficient RED DEVIL SPARK PLUG CLEANER 1497 and the porcelain uncrcscked. DELUXE AUTO VACUUM CLEANER Okay. Murphy. just vacuum up that loose money Mr. C drops all over the plant. But this one plugs Into the 'J cigarette lighter ao park close. #589 11 97 JACK STANDS hats the board1 and the brtcka. Harold. Adjustable height. 1~~ HYDRAULIC FLOOR JACK Hey. with thls you could 1tart up a garage. Call It. I've Low voltage U9hting. the only way to go. And for Christmas you can add mor• green and red lights and 90 holiday. No big deal to in1tall. no ~rmlts needed. Includes transformer. multi-color lights. delux• model with timer. got u1 "Ga•ollneS 9 00 Alley." Brilliant. Hydraulic too. # 848 AUTO RAMP ~;!'.~. :-................ 3900 :.~'.~ ............ 5900 ~timer •• 6900 I 3~~1JR • . .. ,., ........ . Qrjgirutl MIRROR TILE Mirror Ule makes a room look twic• as large. (Don't tell the tax rnan. he'll want twice his due.) Lookl ao nice. and the smoky kind ia nifty. Cryatal Clear ...... 4 9 C Old Gold Vein ..... 59c Smoky Gold Vein . 69c SQ. f7. SQ. f7. SQ. f7. . 297 5 SQ. FT. (.Repeat ol a Sell-Out) I defy you to detect the real from the man-made. Oh. you figure to drop one on your toe and then you wlll know which. (More fool you.) . CLASSIC STONE 4 97 4 SQ. FT. Have y~u seen our models (don't tell your wife). The stuff looks ao real that if it came down a mountain you'd swear you had trouble. Lightweight to handle, and easy to u1e. .% ".4x8 FT. SHOP PLYWOOD 4 97 PER SHEET Nner can g•t •nougb •JMdal• ln this stuff. As lmnt WO\lld ICIJ• .. Material ol a 1000 UHa." 0 0 . "' .:: ' . ·- C l I I I \ . t --- A hobbyist'~! thia .,iii foun~,1:. stocking. (11\~ right Ju1t aaid · Ilk• It.") WUP&, BOW FREE On Gift Stuff OTer $10.00 Laguna/South Coast • VOL 69, NO. 338, ~SECTIONS, 4.C PAGES , ORANGE COUN.TY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3,·1976 After noun N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS' Carter.: Vance to Repla.c.e Kissinger PLAINS , Ga. <AP) - President-elect Jimmy Carter has otw.>en Cyrus R. Vance, a d1plomalic and defense olfici.U in two past Democratic admiruslra· Uons, to become hlS seci-etary or State. · Carter disclosed his seledioo to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hours before a news conference h e called to announce 1t publJcly. Vance lert his home 1ll New York City about 8 a.m. with his wife and also declined to make any comment to reporters. Sen...~ICord f. Case oC New Jersey said Cirter telephoned to advise him of the Vance -appoint· ment to succeed Henry A. Kiss- inger. Case, the ranking Republican member or the com· m1ttee that will consider the nomination, said he was greatly pleased with the selection. Vance served as Lyndon B. Johnson's world traveling troubleshooter and tried unsuc- cessfully in 1968 lo negotiate an endtothe Vietnam war. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, also a member of the committee. said Vance is" a com- petent and experienced man and should be able lo do a very good job." Sen. Frank Church <D·ldaho}, second-ranking Democrat. on the committee, called Vance "excep· tionally well qualified" and sald be congratulated Carter on his choice. Case said ..fte and Vance are long-time friends and former law t partners. "I am sure he wiU carry out the duties of his enormously responsi- ble position wltb dedication and great competence," the senator said. In other developments: Westnrlnster Gunlllan ·Holds ~other Hostage County 'Planner Chosen /\nnheim 3ttorney Floyd Farano was appointed to the Orange County Planninj( Com m1ss1on today by Supervisor Ralph Clark • A IO-year member of lhc Anaheim Pl anning Comm1ss1on, Farano wall succeed Com· missioner Shirley Grindl-who will step down Dec 31. . Farano said today he believes that growth for growth's sake is '\.Ulwisc and usually turns out to lbe ill-advised · ''But J{rowth that is planned and c~lculated to produce a good hvinl! environment for people, is, or course, good,·· he said. Clark said Mrs Gnndle. a comm1ss1oncr ror the past four years has pledged to work with Farano and acquaint him with projects coming before the coun· ty planning commission Mr s Grindle res igned Thanksgi vin~ Day. criticizing what she said was land use pre ssure pl.H."l'd on ele<:led officials becausl' of r ampa1gn donations Clark said fo'arnno was seleel ed from more than 40 potential nomint'cs to replJcc Mrs Gnn· die FarJno. h1~ v.1fe and three ch1ldrC'n havt• Ii ved in Anaheim 11 y<'ars lie I<; the general Cl)Unst'I for c;l<1hal \'an Lines. l-((' hj:-Wr\ 1•d On the board Of director' v( th<' Anaheim Chamber or <"omrnl'rre. has been act1vC' 1n lhr ;\orth Orange Coun tv B-0\ Sr<•ul' of Amenca and the Or JllJ:•' I ounl \ M an·h of Dames Bur~larM Smash Window in Laguna T1pp1can<,(· i.:ot a big rock Thuro;d.i\' Somt•<)ne smashed the display window of the Laguna Beach l'lothing and girt shop at 648 S. Coast lfighw:iy and stoic two 16-oun<'e dnnkm~ glasses valued at~. The brokc•n window cost S30 to replac<'. Red Onion Robbed A burglar whose method of en· try is unknown has stolen Sl,300 in cash from the Red Onion restaurant in Dana Point. Orange County sheriffs omcers said the intruder in the restaurant at 25052 Del Prado opened the locked safe and took the cash from several deposit boxes arter the facility had closed for the night WE 'VE GOT ONLY %1 SHOPPlti.IG PAVS 'TIL CMRISTMAS! ~ . . . ,. . CW• C •t30 1tuw11~1t .. fouwte '"'•IC•t• '"< Oofly .. II .. SU11t Piiot• Suspect Fires 9 Shots By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol IM O•llY ,., ... S4.att A Westminster man hel<f his mother ho s tage today . threatened to kill her and fired several gunshots at police sur· rounding the home where he lives with his mother and father. The suspect, identified as Terry Wayne tram by, "l:l, oC 16440 Jody St., was slill refusing to sur· render, after 1nili a ting the two- hour siege in the soulhemmosl Up of Westminster on the Huntington Beach citylimits. Police said he was armed with · a 30-30 rifle and a .22-caliber rifle. Look Out~ Celti~s Detective Sgt. Richard Grodt said the barricaded fugitive had agreed to release his father, who left the house to confer with· lawmen from several agencies who had cordoned orr the entire neighborhood. In addition to the suspect's mother, there were reports that an 8-yur-old boy was also being held in the house. Police em· phasized. however, that this rl!- port is unconfirmed. Three Laguna Beach Girls· Club members mix it up in a basketball practice. From left. Kim Diiorio. 10 : Julie ~oss. 11. and Caren U1lorso, 10. prepare for league play with lt·ams from the Laguna elementary schools and the Girls· Club The teams aren't at full strength now, noted Nikki Rosato. dub spokeswoman. Many of the girls are in theo midst of soccer. she said. Shortly before noon. police re· ported. the suspect asked lo see :.i minister "We've taken a couple of rounds. actually nine." Sgt. Grodt sa id while he lping coordinate the tactical maneuver from headquarters via a com· mand post set up by police near Edinger Avenue and Newland St. Lagunans Divided Over Hilltop Roatl He said quick reaction SWAT Team marksmen had not yet re· turned Cite and were in contact with Hamby, pleading with him to release his mother and then surrender himself. By 'ACK CHAPPELL Of, ... Ooity l'I ... ~II The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil has set in motion actions which may lead to ron.structaon or an emergency fire road from Top or the World to Arch Beach Heights. The controversial proposal has divided the Art Colony's two hilltop communities with Arch Beach lle1ghts favoring the road and Top or the World -which has a fire substation -stoutly opposing It. Laguna Beach Mayor Phyllis Sweeney left no doubt she for one CoUncilman Stable Alter Heart Attack San Juan Capistrano City Coun· cilman Richard McDowell is in stable and satisfactory condilion al South Coast Community Hospital in South Laguna after suffering a serious heart attack earlJerthis week. McDowell, who won his seat last March in a s weep of cOW'lcil incumbents, was stricken Mon· day and rushed to the hospital. He wa.s under intensive care until Wednesday when he wu moved to an observaUorf ward for re· covery. The San Juan Cound.tman un- derwent correctlve surgery for a minor aUment recenUy but It ls not known lf thtre is any connec· Uon wt\b his attack th1a week. McDowell nearly reslaned from the council several months qo after lumln1 that bl.a wife huclJ\cer. \,.. considered tl\e road, if it is built, to be nothing more than an emergency access from the Top or the World fire station lo Arch Beach Heights which nas no fire station of 1ls own. The council bluntly turned down a planning commission suggestion that the city and the school district could cooperate on the construct ion or the thoroughfare thus easing school djstrict transportation for Arch Beach ff eights pupils. A fire road preliminary engineering contract ror $1,000 was one of a package of Arch Beach Heights items approved by the council Wednesday. The others. allocation or $4 ,200 for park sites appraisals and <See ROAD, Page A2) The latest explosive episode on the Orange Coast in five days was reported at 7:30 a.m. in a CSee HOSTAGE, PageAZ> Laguna Merchanu Off er Hospita/,ity Laguna Beach downtown merchants will be participating' in "Hospitality Night" this even· ing until 9 p.m. Individual merchants will offer refreshments and some will hold door-prize drawings. Strolling carolers will be s inging at various locations downtown. Man-title Out? Clerrwnte Tags De~exed A PROPOSED JOB classification plan would lake sex out of City Hall in San Clemente. . The study proposes· name changes for some positions where titles Imply gender. Firemen. for Instance. would become fire protection of. Ileen. Maintenance men would become maintenance ... orkers. A leadman would have the ungJorious title or leadworker. Servicemen would be service workers. •ONE HAPLESS m aintenance man in public works would find his job reduced to that of a "helper.'' Good news for most f~men, however. The consultant who prepared tile new job descriptions -the fint step toward a salary review -stopped abort ol recommendlnc t.My ~called roreworken. They'll still be foremen. wbJch tl\e consultant aa.Jd II an otd and tumored title that doesn't have a aultabl• 1ut>.titute anyway. so lhue'll be JOme au left in City Hall tfttt all. .. -Carter said today he will send an informal message to Moscow "expressing my reciprocal com- mitment" to peaceful rela- tionshipis and to nucleardlsarma· ment. ' He said his new Democratic ad· minist.ration wi ll move aggres6ively for arms control agreement and then begin efforts for a more comprehensive U.S.· Soviet commitment to reduce the level or nuclear armaments. -Carter, saying he has changed his mind about standby wage and price controls, said to- day he bas no intention· or ask~g for wage-price authority even on a standby basis. · He made the comment in an NBC·TV"Today"stlowinterview while expressing disappointment at the 6 to 7 percent price hikes posted by major steel companies. OllllY l'llef SUit l"Mle IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS San Clementeans Deck Streets With Boughs of Holly Santa Back Clerrwnte Festivities Slated Jolly old St. Nicholas is headed for San Clemente again after an absence or sever al years. The fat old man with the white beard and red suit will be the highlight of a Christmas lighting ceremony al 5 p.m. Tuesday at El Camino Real and Avenida Del Mar. This Santa Claus left his rein- deer in the garage and will ride into town on the back or a fire truck. tossing candy canes to the children. The band and carolers from San Clemente High School will provide music. The celebration 1s sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Manager Alex Good- Sewer Meet Rescheduled · -For Monday The San Clemente Hom eowners Association has rescheduled a public meetin1e to discuss city sewer problems for 7 p.m . Monday at Concordia Elementary School. 3l20 Avenida Del Presidente. According'to Howard Mushett association president. represen'. tatives from the city, the San Diego Regional WateT Quality Control Board and the South East Regional Reclamation Authority are expected to attend. The homeowners usociaUon hu c harced the city with mis· management of tbe sewage dis· poul program. The water board bu tended to aympathhe wU.b that view, and. citing "gross violations" of waste water stan· ·dards. has clapped a partial ban on new sewer connedions Ol'l the city operatton. The clt7 bas made applicaUon to rejoin SER RA and awaits final approvaJ by lhf! authority'• iOV· ern.loj member., man said the lighting ceremony is planned as the first of an 311• nual tradition. At St. Nick's signal, hundreds of twinkling lights strung on overhead s treet decorations along El Camino Real and Avenida Del Mar will goon. The event marks the official start or the Christmas season In San Clemente. The decorations are provided by the city. The chamber donat- ed the labor to put them up. Goodman said beginning Dec. l5, the chamber has hired a San· ta Claus to visit local shopping centers. Over at City Hall, employes have been given $20 bonuses by vote of the City CounciJ. Or :~0Cous t --\\'e ather Mostly sunny through. Saturday with a slight cool- ing trend. Highs in the mid 70:!, lows to about 45. I NSIDE TODAY The Orange Coast will have plenty lo orrer Jovers or lighted boat parades this month -three such events, in the coast's three harbors . For details, see Page Cl ol the Weekender. Index • C•t •• ... ... aM .. ... ,. . ... C• cu Af ... (11 A Good Fiv e Cent Wlaat? Ix.· 1 L'Pl'atcd al Ahso and El Morro Elemen· lary Schools ..1flt>1 the first of the year. It is co-sponsored by the Laguna Beach Junior Women 's Club and Women 's Club of Laguna Beach. Performer-; from the South Coast Rcpcrlor) Th~aler l<!kc the stage al Laguna Beach's Top of the World Elemen- tary School entertaining the youngsters with ''What The World Needs ls a Good 5<.> Bubble Gum Cigar." The production will ---'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fro• Page A J ROAD ..• development of a one-way st.·cct system were passed without significant controversy. There's a history to the fin• road nap. In the 1960s when the Top of the World fire station wa.., construl't- ed, city and count) plans called for building of an extension of four-lane Alta Laguna fioulevard from Top of the World Lo Arch Beach Heights. ll was intended at thal trme the single fire station could provide speedy response lo both com mun1t1es. Construction of the road w·as delayed Several years ago, how<!vcr, the City Council Ix-came con cemed that a road woul<J open up vast I and·lochd properties for res1denl1al development beh1ntl and between the· developed com muml1es. The counc!I was also alarmed by the massive gr ading re<1u1rcd to put a road along the ridge First. the city voted to withhold its share of the funding for the thoroughfare originally intended to be a joint-city county project Next. th~ council voted to ex punge the routing from the city's offi cial future streets maps Principal Qj)pos1llon from Top of the World has come through fears that the county would attack links at the north and south ends or Alt.a Laguna Boulevard makan~ 1t a high speed thorou~hfare rrom South La.iuna to El T<>rO Road Laguna Reach ma} not be abll' o l'Ontrol the count' ·s extending he ends or the rood. hut, roacl np xinents rea~on tht• t 11) t•.tn prt· , cnt the center link from being 1u11l ' In add1t1on th<' c1l v 1' 1n 'e-;ti~aun.: acqu"1t111n ·ror l'dfk purpusl'~ an area caJll.>d Moulton Mc ado"'., I) in~ o.lonit the road alal(nn11·nl Equi prn~nl S tol~n At Lagun a tort" I .1~u11.1 Bt•Jd1 1>oltt•1• i111• 111 \4''1tll{Ollln>' th(' thdt 11f 51 .flllll 'II.Orth ,,r optH'JI t·1~uspm1•nt an•I .1 $2~1 .. 1crc·o pl.i~l·r from th1• '\pl•t' ~tlpj')t.', If 711 "I l'1JJ'I lll~h'll. ,I\, l.J~un.1 li.t•.t<·h Su~;in I> 1>11 k ,,111 ' "'om ,111 lolcl off1c('r' the "'IUI 11m .. n1 t11., .1p~arNI I-rul.1' 'hortl\ .ifl••r .1 nc"' l' mpl11\ c " .. , h Ir'"' (111 ""' shop Polin· S.tld thl· t·mplo\c "'a' .iho m1x'm~ 2 Face T he ft Ra p SA:--1 RF'.H~ART>l!'iO IA1'1 Police have arrf'stt'<i two mc•n in connection with the lhtdt or a col lection of rare silver 11nd <'op~r oh1ects from a Jt:w1~h templt.' here ORANGE COAST 1 ·,c DAILY PILOT . tf'W Ot•nl'.Jll (4M \ D1t1I¥ •11M ..,,~ """''" 1\ ._, OI""'"'.._"'""" .,.,, ''~'\1Widb"'lt~C)t41"1,,_ (41,1 M..f'thU11"'-ro""f•"'t' ~,_.,.,,,.4lo41t ~..._._ •• • &ur,ll\"-"'1 Mol\odttt fMGuQI\ ~U(ae't fm r,_.1,. ~\4 "f11tt11j10Qr-t "''"" Hof'lt!~'Jft &--• I' • ...,,. l4t1ft Y.tll•• ,,..,,,,, "t•f111i~OfHll. 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C•lltt"'I• 'u•ur ~Hen bw c•ttl•t U ~ =~~-:, :~::.~~ '"'""'~ "''"'•'• CUSD Employes Accept 6.5% Hike By LAURIE KASPER Ot 0,. O•tfy P1tvt 1.tilff Capistrano Unified Sehool Dis- lnct's class1f1ed employes have agreed on an emplo.>menl con- tract which includes a 6 5 percent s alary increase. District trustees are expected to approve the agrN'ment after a publJc hearing dunng th('ir re- gular meetmg, which begins al 1·30 p.m . Monday m the dlSlnl'l offices. District Su pl J erome Thorns le) said thl' s alarv in- creases for the 550 clerical, maintenance and food service employes will cost the distncl $230,000 Additional fringe bt'nefils ginn the employcs will cost SS,000, he said. The agreement will give people who have been e mployed in the district 15 years or more an addi- tional two days or vacation. ll also will improve the ex- l ended s 1<~k leave, giving employes on s ick leave 100 work ing da;.s at hatr salary, Dr. Thornsley s aid. In the past, classified employes have had 50 days extended sick leave with the difference between the cmploy<"s s alary and the <;ub- st1tute·s s al at) This generally amounted to about a third or their sal:u ~ Th<> con tr .ict calls for a con- tinuation of ex1stm~ policies and P<'rsonnel rules for classified cmploycs. Dr Thornsley said the contract 1s a good one and s hows a mature approach to collective bargain- ing "I think 1t shows give and take on both sides,·· he srud. F.mployes rat1r1ed the agree- ment by an eight to one margin during meetmgs Thursday, ac- cording to Dl•l McCormick. presi- dent of the California School Employes Assol·1ation !CSEA 1 whi ch represents classified cmployes in bargaining sessions. "I would like to tlunk thi\ the employes felt that the offer was falr for the money available," McCormick s aid. He said the salary increase puts the cmploycs on par with salaries paid by other districts and the cost of living increases. Agreements have not been re- ached with the Capistrano Unified Education Association (CUEAl. which represents the district ·s 650 teachers, or the California 'Teamsters Public, Professional and Med.teal LocaJ 911, which reprcsenls the dis- trict 's 40 bus drivers and mechanics 2 Local Hospita/,s Face Scan Fines Hoag Memorial Hospital 1n Newport Beach and Santa Ana Tustin Community llospitaJ are among 12 C alifornia hospitals facing fines of up lo $2,500 because they allegedly began U!> lllg or mstalhng body sC'anncr:i without permission from the State Department of Health, state orric1als sa\ Sharon Sinclair. a spokesman for Hoag, sair1 today hospital of (1C1al~ have not heard offi cially trom the state regarding the srannt"r th;:1t ~:1i. installed in lhe Ne'll.port Ht.>ach fac1hty m &!p lc-mtwr of this yc•:jr · We can t po~c;1 blv commcnt until "'t' k llUW \\ h :it 1t IS that thf' ~late pcoplr arr mv<.'St1gating, · she said Child Slaying Trial Ordered For Marine El Torn Marine Jeffrey Alan Ritchie haR heen ordered to fac(' trial Jan. 24 m Orange County Superior Court on murder charges riled after police found the beaten body of his 2·yearold stepson a few blocks from his Santa Ana home. Ritchie. 23. is charged with the kilting of Mark Allen Styer, 2, the son of Kathryn Lou.ise Sitchle, 21. by a previous marriage. He ls held In the county jail with bail set at $250,000. Police said they launched a search for the child Sept. 17 when the dtlfeodant reported the boy missing. They said they found the beaten body of the ytcUm in a field a few blocks from the Rltchie a partment on Lyon Street. Investigators claim-that the beating which led to the child'~ death was administered at 1 bar on Edinger A venue. Police said Ritchie telephoned them from the bar. ..,. ' Miss Sinclair noted that there are about 90 hospitals throughout the slate that use the scanning equipment. According to Steve Burton, a department of health attorney, the 12 hospitals are under in· vestigation for violation of a law that look crrect Sept. 9. That m eas ure requires hospitals lo obtain permission from the state department before making alterations or buying Pqu1pment costrng more than $150.000 Bodv sc ann e r s, x -ra y machllles used 1n place or ex- ploratory surgery. cost between $450 .000 and $700.000, said another department spokesman, lklh Nance The law was aimed al prevent· ing overexpansion or hospitals and proliferation and duplication of expensive equipment. develop- ments that state orricials say havP contributed to skyrocketing medical costs. Burton said the 12 hospitals or- dered scanners before the law look effect but did not have them in use by Sept. 9. That meant they had to get waivers from the de·• partmenl before installing or operating the ma chines, he said. Officials al lloag contend that their scannl'r was mstaJled and operating by Sept. 1. thus ex- t'mpting them Crom the law which went into effec eight days later. ·Brush Salesman's Home Burglarized An Intruder who broke the glass in a rear door lo gain entry to a Capistrano Beach home too~ a Fuller BruJ1h salesman's cash .. and brushes valued at $706, Orange County sheriff's officers said. Deputies said the theft was re- ported by Fuller representiltive , Paul H. Wllllams, '51 of 27231 Camlno de Estrella. He t.old of· ficcrt the cash a nd brushes were. . taken from his garage. Jobless Rate Plunges Employment in Orange County climbed for tbe fourth stnught month in November as the coun· ty's unemployment rate plunged to a two-year low. the State Employ rnent Development Department <E DDJ reported to· day. The number o f county jobholders jumped to 779,000, up by 39,600 from a year agu, uc .. cording to the EDD's monthly labor report. At the same time, unemploy- ment rates dropped to 5.9 percent U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISEs-A3 in Orange County, marking the first lime since November of 1974 that the rate has dipped below six percent. A month earlier the countys's unemployment rate stood at 6 l percent. And in November 1975 1t was 7 6 percent. The number of unemployed in· Orange County declined to 47,900 in November from 49,100 in Oc- tober and 59,100 a year earlier. EDD's report ~howed the greatest gains in employment last month were in retail sales. "Retail establishmenL'i added 2,8-00 workers as deoartmcnt s tores geared up for the Christmas season, several new· restaurants opened and a new S6.3 million shopping c•cnt(•r opened in Laguna Hills," the re· port said. The second l1trgest gain was 1n government, where employment rose 2,000 between Oetober a.nd November. as publiC'('schools completed staffing for the fall term and federal and local gov- ernment showed small in· creases, the repe>rt said. Employment in service in- dustries. including medical services, hotels, recreation, and repair seTVlces, edged ahead by JOO last month to 118,600, EDD of- ficials reported Manuracturing Jobs dropped by 500 workers to 157,100, the re- port said, construction lost 100 workers and agricultural workers clropped by 200. Finance, insurance and real estate firms added 200 employes, therepe>rtsaid. Laguna Pair Theft Victims Two Laguna Beach women have reported the theft or $1 ,500 worth of valuables taken from their Arch Beach Heights home dunng their absence. Virginia McK ee and Joyce A. BretUing told officers Thursday a Sl.150 diamond and sapphire ring, $1 59 camera . $100 binoculars and $100 in cash were taken. Police investigaUon revealed that someone had cul through a window pane, unlocked the win- dow and climbed through into the home. Deck, Tape Take n A tape deck, speakers and 6() music tapes were stolen Thurs · day from a car owned by Michael Lazarus, 1534 Buena Vista, San Clemente, police said. Lazarus reported someone broke into his locked car while he was visiting at the San Clemente Inn. He estimated the loss at over SOOO. , ' NEW MEXICO Fartal'lap TEXAS MEXICO MfXICO CIJY • .. ,.WI ....... Map locates area in western Mexico where thousands or peasants h ave disrupted farm work in the stale of Sinaloa. Demands ror land have threatened huge crop losses. Story Page A4. Pier Design Consulting Firm Chosen A local consulting firm has been chosen by the San Clemente City Council to design a re· development plan for the Cll} pier and fronting bowl area. Keisker-Johnson or San Clemente was the 3·1 pick of the council Wednesday. Coun- cilwoman Donna Wilkinson 's choice was Bissell-August As- sociates of Newport Beach, · Councilman Thomas O'Keefe led the push for the local firm. O'Keere said he was disenchant· ed with Bissell-August's sugges- tions t.hat redevelopment might be fonded through" tederal grants. O'Keefe believes the whole project could be sustained by local revenues generated through redevelopment area tax increments. Ke isker .Johnson, an architec- tural firm, has engaged a team or consultants in environmental de- sign and u rban development to work together lo form a re- development plan. Representatives of the com· pany will meet with the San Clemente Redevelopment Agen- cy Dec. 15 to decide the scope of the plan , procedures and Keisker-Johnson's fee. City planners previously estimated the plan would cost $40,000 and lake six months lo do. Last of Flu Slwts Slated The last chance for Laguna area residents to recejve free nu s hots locally will be from noon until 4 p.m. Monday a.nd Dec. 13 at the Laguna Beach Free Clinic, 460 Ocean Avenue. The clinic will provide both the swine nu vaccine and the vic- tona A vaccine for the elderly or people with respiratory illnesses Marie Martin, Free Clinic spokeswoman, said that after these dates, the shots will be available from the county health department in Santa Ana. Housing Tally Set Near 400· · There may be us many as 400 moderately priced homes In a 948-acre Laicunn Niguel hou.ising development approved by Orunge County supervisors this week. Supervisor Tom Riiey suld Thursday those uni~. whkh will be built near the federally owned Ziggurat on La Paz Road. may be the first of an eventual 8,000 lower·priced homes throughout · the county. Riley, who recently appointed a nlne·member housing advisory commltte.e to study wans for homes costing abOut $35,000 to $45,000, said he will ask the com- mittee to study details of the new Laguna Niguel tract. The 947.8-acre tract will be located both east and south of the government building. And before supervisors ap· proved rezoning the land from agricultural to residential, they buJ!t in two stipulations to govern home costs. One stipulation required that 20 acres in the northwest section of the proposed Kite Hill and Coun- try Village Planned Community be developed for federally sub- sidized low-cost housing. Riley s aid those units probably wUI come to about 100 in all and will include some rent·subsidized apartment units, along with con- dominium units which can be purchased under federal loan pro- grams In addition, the board required that 10 to 15 percent or the entire project must mcludc homes af. fordable by families earning $13.400 annually or less. County orficials explained the developer 1s allowed to build 3,955 new homes in the entire project, so the stipulation could create nearly 400 lower priced homes. However, they cautioned, most. developers build fewer homes than allowed under zorung codes so a s maller numb,rr is expected. Riley said the Kite lhll proJect also may become a fairly self. contained community, making 1t uruque in the county. Fro• Page A 1 HOSTAGE. • • tel~phone call to Westminster JX>hce. The caller sounded desperate and almost suicidal, according to lllvestigators. "I have hostages and I'm blow- ing their heads ore if you don't do what l want." the caller told the on-duty dispatcher. lie identified himself and police immediately knew whO thty were dealing with, accord- ing to Sgt. Grodt. "I have talked with him before." the sergeant said. "He has been through a very dirficult divorce." An eyewitness to tcxlay's tense conrrontatio n. Mrs. Francis Keane, said she was watering her yard about 8;30 a.m., com- pletely oblivious to Jf!Ything amiss, when she heard shots. She ran out to the front yard and saw Police crouched in de· fensive positions. "Get out or here!" one of them cried. A second youth near the police sta.ndorc said at least two bullets smashed into a parked van in front or the residence under siege by lawmen. Let Us Put You on The Map uc. NO nom Near the entrance. inside our store. is a giant new map. We are 1n the process of identifying all of the homes we have carpeted since 1965 on this map with colored pins. (A different color for each year.) Close scrutiny will detect some interesting facts· firstly, we have carpeted homes on vir1ually every street 1n the area. Secondlv. the oins are in bunches. indicating WORD-OF-MOUTH advertising. Thirdly, the number of homes we have carpeted is staggering. If you desire honesty, experience. and recommendations from neighbors we have worked for, then Alden's is THE PLACE! DEN'S. : iiisiallatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MCSA, CA\.IF. 91617 • PHONE 6.C6·.C838 -646-2355 , -Orange Coast EDITION ' Toduy~-s Closing .Y. StoekH VOL 69, NO. 338, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1976 C TEN CENTS I Director Criticizes Fairview Dr. Michael Levine, director of Fairview State Hospital, claims that standard patient care at the Costa~Mesa facility is far below the "window dressingl•.treatment putonforstate inspect.ors. . State and federal officials were slated to meet today in Sacramen· to to consider starting indepen· dent rederal reviews of the hospitals to end the licensing system now used. Levine recently explained that ''window dressing" is taking ad· vantage of advance notice of a pending inspection to temporari· ly boost the quality of care. He said 1t is one of the major deftk:ts in the exist in~ system. He complained that most of the time care for the 1,700 mentally retarded patients at the C~ta Mesa facility is far below what it was when surveyors from the Joint Commission on Accredita· lion of Hospitals come through. "Wed.rove our people so hard to provide that level of care for two weelcs that we burned them out and demoralized them, .. srud Levine. Even officials or the JCAH, a private, nonprofit organi:zation hired by many states to inspect and accredit their hospitals, acknowledge the inherent defects ofthesystem. . Asked about the six to eight weeks' notice utualJy given when an inspection is planned, JCAH , Depu1y Director George Graham .. said. "That q,uesUoo has been raised many times. I doO'l agree with it entirely -as yoo say, they are forewarned. "We hope they (the hospitals> don't go back to something terri- ble after we leave, but we don't know.'' There are several separate checlu that. are made on the 11- bospttal tystem including a n..ewly e&tabtlahed licenstng by the health department it.sell. Oddly, -11.boufb 1he federal goven:unent spends millions C1f dollars in the state's mental hOSl>itals, ft de· pends almost entirely on tbe state and the JCA:H to make sure . . Care federal standa.rds are met. While the federal government carries out "validation checks" cf ordinary'hospilals to confirm die JCAH ii doing its job, these cbech "have-.... not been done in Californi.a for psychiatric hoepilals," said Jerry Sbeinbach cf the federal Bureau of Health Insurance. "But we feel we have adequate (See FAIRVIEW, t-aget\%) Pay 'Ritual' Bl~sted Some Teachers Dislike NMEA Ap'proach ' Short SulJje~t Costa Mesa Fire Captain Jim Richey checks sign over Mesa Thea ter on Newport Boulevard after an electrical short in lights ignited a bird's nest, blo\·:ing lights out • along the left side or the large sign. Firemen quickly ex-tinguish~ the~ire and Captain Richey took a fide up the aerial ladde r to check the damage. Carter N aIDes Vance To Kissinger Post PLAINS . Ga ~ f /\P l Pr4! 1dent elect Jimmy Carter to day named 59·year -old Wall Street la wyt-r Cyru~ ft. Vance to be secr etary of State. Describing Vance as "level· headed and a itood manager." Carter told a nl"ws conference that the new secretary would be •twi ch1ef adviser oo foreign al - fwn. Vance. a native of Clarksbur~. W Va • has a long history in foreign aff1J1rs. He was deputy . ecretary or Defense under President J ohnson and was the No. 2 negotiator in the Vietnam puce talks in 1968and1969. Afte r the an nouncement. Carter called Vance to the podium and the secr etary or State·dcs1gnate :;aid it "1s a privilege and honor" to serve the new adminis tration. Vance said the Carter govern· ment "will be characterized by both soundness and innovation.·· "1 will do everything in my CSee VANCE, Pa.ce A%) .. ,. ............ KISSINGER SUCCESSOR Cyrus V•nce By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of .... Dolly Pll91 SUff A group of Newport-Mesa teachers i s protesting the bargaining tactics and contract demands of the Newport-Mesa Education Association. the representative body for the dis- trict's 1,278 teachers under a new collective bargaining law. NMEA president BW Grgurich said the protesting teachers "don't understand the bargain· ing ritual we must. go through. Gilmore's I Execution Delayed WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S . Supreme Court today postponed for at least one day the scheduled Monday ~cutiOJl of Gary Mark Gilmore, cranting a request from lhe condemned Utah murderer·sinotber. The court ordered Utah of· ficials to file by 2 p.m . PST Tues- day a responae lo the request by Gilmore's mother that her son's life be s pared pendine appeal to the high court. Chief Jus tice Warren E. Burger and Justices William H. Rehnquist and John Paul Stevens voted to deny the request, an ac· lion that would have let Gilmore race a prison firQag squad al sun- rise Monday. ~ Gilmore has asked that he be allowed lo be executed. , The U.S. Supreme Court acted shortly alter the Utah Supreme Court denied 4 to 1 the request Crom Gilmore's mother. The state cburt took no immediate ac· · tion on other motions pending before it lo stop the execution. Mrs. Gilmore's attorneys also ; have filed for a stay in other courts. The U.S. Supreme Court asked Utah officials to answer conten- Uons made by attorneys for Mrs. Gilmore that the Utah Supreme Court did n°'t consider Gilmore's mental con1petence in waiving his right to appeal. The justices told state officials to word th e ir response "particularly with respect to the allegations . . . bearing upon the validity of Gary Mark Gilmore's waiver o( his right to appeal." The U.S. Supreme Court vote I on the request or Gilmore's mother was 6 to 3. Strike End Near WASHINGTON CAP) -Ten- tative agreement was reached this afternoon between the strik- ing Teamsters Union and United· Parcel Service. whose operations In 15 states have been shut down· for 2'h months, the union an- nounced. Hoag Faces State Fine· Unauthorized Use of Body Scanners Cited Hoae Memorial Hospital in · Newport Beach and Santa Ana- Tustin Community Hospital are among 12 California hospitals _(acing fines of up to S2,500 because they allegedly began us· ing or installing body scanners without permission from the State Department of Health, , stateoftlclaJs say. Sharon Slnclalr, a spokesman f« Hoa1, said today hospital cf- ficlals have not heard officially ·from the state re1ardln1 lbe Kanner that wu Wtalled lo the Newport Beach facWt;y lo Sep- tember ortbJayeu. I state people are invesUgating, •• she said. Mias Sinclair noted that there are about 90 hospitals throughout the state that use the scanning equipment. Accordln1 to S~eve Burton, a departmmit of health atto"!ey, the 12 boepilaJs are under ln· vestisalion for vlolatJon of a law j.bat took effect Sept. 9. That measure requires hoepl&al• to obtain ~m.lasloo from the 1tate department before makinl alterations or bu)'inir equipment costlna more than $150,000. ploratory surgery, cost between $450,000 and $700,000, said another department spokesman, Bob Nance. The law was aimed at prevent- ing overexpan1ion of hospitals and prolileration and duplication of expensive equipment. develop- ments that state olOci-'s aay have contributed to u,rocket.ln( medical coat.i. · We are not greedy and are not out to hurt the kids.'' he said. Grgurich believes many of the disgruntled teachers are mem- bers of the Newport-Mes a Federation of Teachers <NMITJ who are attempting to strengthen their position for future teacher representation elections. The NMEA recently derealed the NMF7 for the right to negotiate teacher contracts with the dis· trict. The majonly of the protests have come from NeWl>Ort Harbor Hll(h School, where Grgurich' teaches. A petition circulated this week at the school has been signed by 90 or about 1.30 faculty members. The document says teachers are "embarrused and ashamed or the irresponsible bargaining position taken by (the NMEA's) executive council." The dissident teachers claim they were not consulted on the contract proposals and its ex· cessive demands are ruining Man·title Out? Ck~me Tags Desexed A PROPOSED JOB classification plan would take sex out of City Hall in San Clemente. The study proposes name changes for some positions where titles imply gender. Firemen, for Instance, would become fire protection of- ficers. MJlntenance men would become maintenance workers. A leadm~ ~ i..., * ~O\.IS tt~e ot .. teadworlter. Servlcemen would be service workers ONE HAPLESS maintenance man in public works would rtnd bis job reduced to that of a '1belper: · Good news for most foremen, however. The consUltant who prepared the new job descriptions -the (irst step toward a salary review -stopped short o( recommending they be called loreworkers. They'll still be foremen, which the consultant said is an old and honored title that doesn't have a suitable substitute anyway. So there'll be some sex left in City H~l after all. Mobil Rivals Get Word: 'Top Offer' By TOM BARLEY Of Ute Dolly ,.INC St.off Two of three bidders seeking acquisition of the Irvine Com- pany were told by the James Jrvine Foundation late Thursday that they must top the $277,695,000 alJ.cash offer of the Mobil Oil Company to stay in contention. The ultimatum, delivered 24 hours before the foundation board was scheduled to meet in San Francisco today to dlscuss latest orcers, took spokesmen for the two C()mpetltors by surprise Thursday night. Spokesmen for the Cadillac Orange County Superior Court at 3 p.m. Monday to make their pro- gress report to Judge James F. Judge. Mobil's present "most favorec1 bidder" status does not assure the oil company of success in what hu been a hard-fought con- test for control of the Irvine Com· pany. If Mrs. Smith rejecta the terms or the Mobll offer, the long bear- ing before Judge Judge will be reopened untU a suitable bidder can be selected. Mrs. Smith has already stated <Sff HEIRESS, Page A%> FalrviewCorporatiooofToronto, · Mother Held Canada, and a consortium headed by Wall Street financier· Charles Allen and Detroit de· veloper Alfred Taubman con· firmed, however, that they are still in the running. Hostage in Home by Son Both spokesmeo agreed that the surprise move by the rounda· tion was designed to put pre&suro on Mobil's two competltors'and A Westmineter man held .hla insure the best possible price for mot b er hos t age to d a Y, the Irvine Company stock. threatened to ktll h« and fired Foundation lrustees have now several aunsbot.s at police aur· set noon Monday as the final-de-roundlna the home where he adllne in the lona drawn out bid· lives with hla mother and father. ding battle. . The suspect, ldenUljed aa All parliea involved ln the TerryWayneHamby,2'7,ol1M40 lawsuit flled by Irvine heiress Jody St., wu still reful1n1 to eur· Joan Jrvine Smllh are due in render, arter~ittatlni~e _t,,..o. -"hour sie1e in tlie southernmoet ilP ------------. ofWestmlnsterontheHwiUniton WE'VE GOT ONLV 21 SHOftPING r>AVS 'TU .. C~RISTMAS! ..... • Beach city llmjts. Police said be wu artMd wlth a 30.30 rifie and a .22-callber nne. Detective 9gt. Rlchard Grodt aald the barricaded fuiltf ve h.cl agreed to release his.father, who left the bouH to coder with lftmtn from sever-al llencl• who hacl cordoned off ibe entlre nelthbomood. lo addlU°' to tbe tutpect'a mother, thett wer.NPQC'U that an .. ,ear-otd boy w• llao belnl btld la t.be house. Poll~ em· plaaflfi9',, hcrnver1 tbt thit ,... port ta 11MOftftrmea; "We can't poalibl)' comment uill1 wo know what it is that the Body scanners, x-r•1 mac,hlnes used In pla.ce of H· Bw1on utd tht 11 hospitals Ol", d.-.d acaJinm before the I••; took effoct but did M& have tbem tn..-. by Sept. 9. T1ulmeantthey:· bad to set walven li'Ol:o Ifie de-· pa.rtmeJit before liittalllDI or. operallnl the mldih~. ht .. <8"8CANNltU.M!'.a1:6e::!=~~~~~t..:;!;.F/ 8barilr .,.,.. DOOll, ~ct ,... pONd, Gae tuaped liked to .... ....... ,,.;.., '~ .. J teachers' reputations. A stmllar petition has been signed by 10 teachers at Pomona School. Both documents claim lbe con- tract proposals filed by the NMEA were drawn up with~· adequate input from teachers. Some of the dissident teachers hope to withdraw and revise the contract proposals before the Newport.Mesa school board responds to the demands Dec. 14. (See SCHOOLS, PageA2) Jobless Rate Hits OCLow .i . I Employment in Orange Counly climbed for the fourth straight. month ln November as the coun-t>''• unen>ployment rate dropped to a two-year-low, the Statf: Department <EDD> reported to-. day. . The number of county Jobholders Jumped to 779,600, UJ> by 39,800 from a year ago, SC• cording to the EDD's monthly· labor report. At the same time, unemploy· ment rates dropped to5.9 percent. U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISE&--A3 in Orange Cotinty, marking the first time since November of 197' that the rate has dipped below six percent. A month earlier the countys•s unemployment rate stood at 6.1 percent. And in November 1975 It was 7 .6 percent. The number of unemployed in Orange County declined to 47,900 in November from 49,100 in Oc·· lober and 59,100 a year earlier. EDD's report showed the greatest gains in employment. last month were in retail sides. "Retail establishmeot.s added 2,800 workers as deoartment stores geared up for the Christmas season, several new restaurants opened and a nJ)W $6.3 million shopping center opened in Laguna Hills," the re• port said. T)le second largest gain was in government, where employment rose Z,000 between October and November, as public schools completed staffing for the fall term and federal and local aov· ernment s howed small In• creases. the report said. Coast Weather Mostly sunny throuib Saturday wtth a sUCht cool- ln& trend. Highs in the mid 70I, lows to about 45. INSIDE TODA V The Orange Coast will have plenty to offer lovers cf U&hted boat parades thJs month -three such events, Ira the coast's three harbon. For details, sec . Pase Cl oflhe Weekender. ladex • U DAILY PILOT C SCHOOLS •. Grgurich doesn't foresee such a move, but •aid at ...... Jll'O- bebly mea a cbMlf9 In NIOA leadersblp If a withdrawal at- tempt is made. The NMEA contract proposals,. vh1cll include requests for a $2,000 pay raiac for each teacher, a maximum four-hour day, 3' additional days or paid leave and a fully pa id he alth plan ror teachers and their families, have come under heavy r1re from dis· tnct residents. ~hool di.strict offlcials have csthrlaled that the proposed salary increases uJonc would cost the diatricl $3.8 million. The average leacber salary would riH from $11,12'1 to Slt,950, ac- cording to district st.atiatics. Grguricbbasadmi;e~ ~ract deniands, ac.e, • " ieave room for c:om . e said t,he protest.a are D aW'J)J'U- mg since few people understand the collective bargaining pro-cess. •·Every time we (uacbers) ask for money there 1s a public out- cry," Grgun c h said. "We are the on1y OD~ that have to present a contract in public and that means bad publicity.'· Three of the protc stini: te achers at Ne wport Harbor 11.Jgh were quick lo point out that the petition is not a personal at- tack on Grgurac l'I, but said they wanted to improve their image in hgbt of pubUc hostility to the con- lract~ven if it means a weakened bargafning position before the school board. Mrs. Selgman's body, shot several times through the head, was fou.nd next day in a field in the Carsoo area. It was later learned that his as· sistant manager called police while Seigman wailed out.side the store. The appe arance of police cars in the area obviously alarmed Mrs . Seigman's kid· napers who drove off with her at high speed . leaving the un· harmed · children in the family van A naheim Man Fills Vacant Planning Seat Anaheim attorney Floyd Farano was appointed to the Orange County Planning Com- mission today by Supervisor Ralph Clark. A 10-ye ar member o( the Anaheim Plannmg Commissioo, Farano will succeed Com· mis$iooer Shirley Grlodle who will step down Dec. 31 Farano s aid today he believes that growth for growth's sake ls unwise and usually turns out to be ill· advised. "But growth that rs planned and calculated to produce a good tivini envir onment for people, lS, ot course. good." hesatd l Clark s aid Mrs Griudlt'. a commissioner for the past four years has pledged to work with Farano and acquaint him wilh projects coming before the coun- ty planning commisslOO. ' Mrs. Grindle res igned Thanksgiving Day, cntici%ing what she s aid was land use pre· ssure placed on elected omcials bee: a use of campaign don.UOOS. Clark said Farano was select· ed from more than 40 potential nominees to replace Mrs. Gno- dJe. f'arano. his w1Cc and three ctuldren have llvt.' -Trus1HS or the company which owns Yellow Cab are expected to an- nounce shortly the reeult ol nc11otbtions to sen the finan- dall1-troubled tu1cabcompany. Insuranc e problems have caused a shutdown ol Yellow Cab service in s1x major California cities. andudin~ San DielfO. t.oa Ange les, San Francisco end Oakl a nd , Sa n J ose and t Oceanside ORANOE COAST c DAILY PILOT ._ .... -~tt\•fJitttt1"'CtP\itlil1~r '-··~ Vlr•~-co.-·~ Y-.o•-, .. ... n::.~ ...... ,wz::- a. ....... ~ •tt-1'.*' ............ , ..... -~. . c..e ...... Oftloe Molllttt ::::::· :""J ~-:-:. '161t OfllcH ..._~-~ '*" __ ,,_ .............. -•. IJWtlMt~-.. ,, ~-· v ..... na• u .,., a.-., ...,~,,_.., Teltph M (TH)~ c1--..~,.MH11t c.-...--":: --·~a.. :r. ... "°w--:: ...... "-~,:;:;:: ~ ,. ... 0 ...... ··-.,...,., ---.,, ~-. ._._ c•on _, ... -M C..IA ~ ~lf•••i.. ~"-1'-.., 0 1rw u..# ~~-:.::.:-Mfl _..., - Wi ndow Spr~ing McNaUy Continuation School students Barbara Donovan (left) and Robin Grupe add snow to a grove or Christmas trees on window outside bank on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Students, led by project art designer, appropriately named David Noel, decorated about five business fronts along the street for art class project. Airport Board Orders Land Study By KATHY CLANCY OfltW0.11., .. __ The Orange County Airport Land Use Commission has or- dered a study on the possible widening o( a residential building ban around El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. But Kenne th J . Deli no, supe rvis ing planner for the seven-member commission, said the study probably won't be com- pleted before early next year, and a new plan probably won'l be adopted until at least April or May. Delino said. howt'Ver, should Ora nge County Supervisors adopt a housing plan around El Toro that conflicll with the conr- mlss1on 's eventual plan, lhecom· mission could Cile what is called an inter· pos ing objection The filing of that act.loo. Deli.no srud. would send the noise issue back to super visors again And the commission's po6it100 would override the s upervisors unless the. board or s upervisors passed it.s policy on at least a 4·1 vote. So far. supervisars have de- adlocked 2-2 on the noise issue, wtth Supervisors Tom Riley and Ralph Clark favonng a wt<ler re- !!1d~t1al buildintC ban. based on a recent consultant's stody ' NEW MEXICO TE XAS MEXICO .. ( l ICO CllY • ................. Map locates area in western Mexico where t.h.owands of peasants have disrupted farm work in the state of Sinaloa. Demands for land have threatened huge crop losses. Story Page A4 . E,....P~Al FAIRVIEW •.• Board Ch 31r m a n Halph D 1 e d r 1 t' h a o c1 S tTJH'TV is or Laurence Schmit have favored uatng an older. smaller ban area. And the swing vote when the matter 1s discussed again ne.'rt week may be newly elected Supervisor Phil Anthony. Delino s aid airport land use commissioners have discussed the consultant's noise study at re- cent meetings but have taken no position. Instead, they ordered that a new land use plan ol their own be drafted based on the recent noise study. And i( th.e comcniuloncrs' and supervisors' positions eventually :lre in connlct, the supervisors will have to mus ter at least four votes to wm. Delino e xplained the com- mission 1s composed of seven membe r s, two from local airports, two appointed by the Orange County League of Cities and a seventh appointed by the other six. Members are Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal, Cypress Ci· ty Councilman Don Hudson, N~port Beach dentist 1bomas Doan, Newport Beach attorney Donald Killian. business man Herman Beaverbur(t. Fullerton airport manager Bnan Douglas a nd Orange County Airport manager BobBresnBllan. The commission operates with tt $2,000 annual grant from supervisors and has three employes paid under the federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA). F,....Pa.,e A J HEIRESS ••. that she prefet"S the $292.S mUUon offer by the Allen-Taubman group. Thal offer comprise.<1 a mix of notes, real estate sccunty and cash. Spokesmen ror Allen.Taubman wn-e not sure Thursday night if that offer cao be converted to an all·cash bid or Q bid with sum. cient cash to top the Mobil pro. posaJ. Foundation attorney Howard Privett uld the new cash offer by Mobll had delighted the founda- tion and represented a per share value of $33. Mobil'• ori1inal olfer ol S200· mllUoo or S2y share sparked the · lawsuit filed by Mrs. SmJth who successfully argued that the bid WU weU below the true share value and waa unrairto minority stockholders. Mn. Smith. holds 21.4 percent ol the Irvine stock. Tbe found•· Uon boldl a conlrollin« interest of 54.S percent in the Irvine Com- pany . Southern CaHromia represen· tatiws of Cadillac Palrvlf'W sald the detAiJs of the new Mobil offer and the attitude of the t'omld.at..lon board bid ~n eoovtyed to ex- ecutives ln Toron\O. Canad•. Patient Deaths Ey.ed 1.03 Fatalities Lab.eled 'Questionable' SACRAMENTO IAPJ State Investigat or s have labeled another 103 patient deaths a t state mental hosp1llils over the last three yeas as "very ques· taonable," Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's chief health department troubleshooter said today. That means the stale 1s now looking closely at a total or 139 patient deaths at 10 of the islatt''s 11 mental hospitals, Hil} mond Procunaer Sald. Sign Rule Extended On Freeway Add1l1onal sign restrictions along the route of the new Corona del Mar Freeway have been imposed by Orangt• County Sul)('rvlsors. but not "'1lhout an \Oklllg opposition from some businessmer1 The new zon ing ~enerally wou)d require s m all er signs along on area betwee n 1he Newport Freeway and Jam- boree Road and from Bristol Street one-half mile sooth. Supervisor Tom Riley s aid Wednesday. the rest.Qctioo is be· ini im~ed along 'tile future scenic highway to make that area conform lo similar restric- lto n s along other s cenic h.lghways. Murray Storm, an &11sistanl di.rector of the county Environ- mental Management Agency {EMA>, said he has been told similar restrictions along the freeway route will be impos«t by Newport Beach and. Co$ta Mesa city ofricials A representative for busi ne sses in the area s a i d merchants re3r their busmess will decrease if they must use s maller signs. Supervisor Ralph Clark S8ld the county's three-year deadline for removing nonconforming signs may be too short. He said the board will soon consider lengthening that period. Supervisor Phil Ant.booy voted ·against imposing the restriction because of that pending amend- ment. In addition, he said, the freeway probably won't be com- pleted ror sever al years anyway. Mande l Jury Bribe Hinted WASHINGTON <AP > -A Baltimore businessman has been secretly arrested and jailed on a charge of obstructing justice In connection with an alleged al· tempt to bribe a juror in the politi cal corruption trial of Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel, the Washington Post has re· ported. Ost'ar Sislen, 56, or Bethesda, Md., was replaced as a Juror in the 2 t'J m on t h · o I d t r i a J. U S . District Court Judee J ohn H. Pratt said Sislen had to step down because of a respiratory ailment. Reports had surfaced that Sis- ien had been orrered a $10,000 bribe to hold out for acquittal or Mandel and his four codefen· dants. The inve.st1gat1on doos not !n- clu.dc Camarillo State Hospital, where the Ventura County grund jury and prosecutors havr bet'n mvestigating :iui.pacious patient deaths Procun1er . chief deputy chn•c tor of the Department o( Health. !>Wd be thought some of the 139 case5 would bl' referred to county district attornt>ys for possible c·rimi.nal prosecution He said "a gr eat many" of the TONIGJrr "B U TTERFLIES ARE FREE" -Costa Meu Civic Playhouse. Fairgrounds, Dec. 3 and4,8:30p.m "FROM HERE TO KINGDOM CO ME" OCC Drama Lab Theater, Dec 1·4, 8·11. 8 p.m O CC C OMM U NITY SYMPHONIC CHORALE -. Auditorium, 8 p.m. $1.50. OCC PLANETARIUM -"Star o( Bethlehem," 1: 30 and 9 p. m. "SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONQAY " -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday. Sunday through Dec. 19, 8 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILM - "The Mackintosh Man," OCC forum, 7:30 p.m . $1. ··MUSICA L MENAGERIE" - Dance concert. Costa M~a High School , Dec. 3 and 4, 8p.m SUNDAY,DEC.S OR A NGE COAST COM - MUN l TY S YMPH O NY O R C HE S TRA OCC Auditorium, 4 p.m Santa's Off Bell:Payroll NEWARK. N.J. (AP) - The state has ruled again.st Santa Claus . The idea of New Jersey Oell Telephone Co. was to have Santa talk to children over the phone as part of a package of "public service announcements·· proposed by lhe telephone cqmpany. The stale Public Utahties Commission, when it heard the phone company's calculation that it would make $850.000 in adcUUonal r evenues from calls made to lhe special service num- bers, ruled that Santa can· not work for tbe phone company. F,.._Pa~AI SCANNER. • Officials at Hoag cantend that their scanner was installed and operating by Sept. 1, thus ex- empting them from the law which went Into effect eight days later. 139 deaths involved an inveshgu- uon of the "c1uulity of medkttJ in- tervention. They call a doctor or the nurse doesn't call a dO<'tor, or when he gt•ls there he doesnl hand I~ ll properly," Procunl\"r said The state launch(•d it s 1n vestlgahon afler the hospital syi;tem was rocked by reports C'lf questionable patient deaths, poor administration and sometimes btutal treatment of paUenla. VANCE ••• power to justify the t.rusl Gov. Carter ha~ s hown .In me," he said. Carter s ajd Vance bas l>Hn a fnend and 3d v1ser for years. In addition, there have "been almost unanimous recommenda- tions" from around the country and to some extent overseas for Vance as secretary of State. he said. The president-elect indicated he would look to Vance for management and negotialiOM. "He has been chief negotiator in many areas of the world," Carter aaid. In addition to the Vietnam talks, Vance helped arranae a 1968 Cyprus settlement and was Johnlon's special representative in Korea in 1968. · Carter announced his choice aft.er disclosing it by telephone to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. which will consider the nomination. Vance won praise from Republicans and Democrats alike. Vance is a Washington veteran . n ot the kind or newcomer Carter and his men sugcested would be entering the Cabinet. But the president-elect said \t would have been "almost ricUculous'' to choose a secretory o{ State who was not experienced and tested in international af- fairs. Vance •represents the old-line, East Coast foreign policy establishment tbal has in· nuenced U.S. diplomacy since World War 11. Al one point. Carter advisers said the president-elect would have failed in his promi.ses to br- ing ln new blood if Vance were named to the Cabinet. These statements were later recanted. Carter also named Thomas Bertram Lance. a banker and long ti me s upporter or Jtmmy Carter , lo become the president elect's .l>~dget director. Lance 1s the man who helJ>(!d push Carter's government re- orjtaoiiation pl an through the Georgia Legislature. People Want Mayor Out MILLSTONE. N.J. (APl · Some residents or this Somerset County town thlnk their mayor, arrested twice on marijuana charges. has become, w<Jll , u millstone around its neck. About 180 residents signed a petition calling for Mayor Grul Anglada, 44, lo resign the unpaid post. They said she ls giving Mill stone a bad name. They pre· s ented the s ignatures at a borough council meeting Thurs· day. Let Us Put You on TheLMap .. Near the entrance. Inside our store. 1s a giant new map. We are in the process of identifying all of the homes we have carpeted since 1965 on this map with colored pans. (A different color for each year l aos~ scrutiny will detect some interesting facts· firstly . we have carpeted homes on virtually every street in the area. Secondlv. the oins are .in bunches, indicating WORD-OF-MOUTH advertising. Thirdly, the number of homes we have carpeted Is staggering. If you desire honesty, experience. and recommendations from neighbors we have worked for. then Alden's Is THE PLACE! DEN'S. : iiisiaJlitiitn: ·custom draperies linoleum • Wood floor . 16'>3 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 646·"838 -646·23SS They bid the t~e Jn I.be bidd.lAJ 1lh1alioo wllf be dis· euaafd durln1 the tnehnd. Clldlllee Pat.mew aCftftd • , mWJicm for the lr9tne Qicapuy lb · a btd lb1t comprtaed a mtx of . cUb~~..... ·!."--------------------------------------------------------------------- .. Orange Coast • . EDITION * Totlay"s Closing N.Y. Stocks· VOL. 69, NO. 338, ~SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1976 N TEN CENT~ I. 1CoUnty Jobless Rate. at Two-year Lo~ Employment in Orange County labor report. climbed for the fourth straight • At the same time. ~employ· month in November as lhe coun ment rates dropped to~ percent 'ty's unemployment rate dropp..'Cl in Orange County, marking the to a two-year-low, the Stal~ first time since November of 1974 Department (ED 0 > reportL'<i to, that the rate has dipped below six dax. percent. Th~ number of,couoly A month earlier lhccountys';\ .jobholders jumped to 779,600, up \memployment rate stood at 6 l by 39,600 from a year ago, <W pt-rcenl. And in November 1975 1t cording lo the EDO's monthly \\aS 7 6 percent. The n'umber.or unemployed in Orange County declined to 47,900 in November from 49,100 in ()(:. tober and 59,100 a year earlier. EDD 's report s howed the greatest J?ains in employment last month were in retail sales. .. Reta iJ establishments wided 2.800 worke rs as deoartment l>lores gea r ed up for the Christmas season, several new restaurants opened and a new. $6.3 million shopping center. U.S. JOBLESS RATE RISE opened in Lagun& mus " the r• port said . The second largest l(ain was in gove.mment, where employment rose 2,000 between October and November , as public schools completed staffing for the fall term and federal and local gov· ernment showed small in· creases, the report said. Emp,loyment in service in- dustries, including medical services. hotels, recreation,. and repair services, edged ahead by .100 la~onlh to US,600, EDD of. ficiaJ!reP<>rted. Manufacturing jobs dropped by 500 workers to 157,100, the re- port said, construction lost 100 workers a nd agricultural workers dropped by 200. Finance, insurance and real estate firms added 200 employes_ the report said. ,___.::_ ___ _ Pay ~Ritual' Blasted Some Teachers Di.slike NMEA Approach ' ' I ! Water., Water New pipes a\\ <11l t·omplet1on of trench down the center of Pac1f1c Coa~t Highway m Corona del Mar. An 18-inch water hnc is being laid through Corona del Mar to give residents on the cast end of town better water serv ice. The S440,000 Joli by Chino Pipe Lme s hould be completed hy .l anuaQ . c tl) offlctuls c;aJd. Carter Names Vance To Kissinger Post I' I. i\ I ' s '; .• I \ p I Prt's1dt>nl 1•l,•1•t .l 1 mm~ < .1rt1·r In cLH n<1mt•ct ~,9 ''"ar old W.111 Strt'et law~ "r c·, ru' II \'.anc•1• to ~ "t'<'rl'tJr \ nl '' Jll' l>1·"·rihan.: \ .in1 1• as "It•\ 1•1 headed .rnd .1 .:•H •d man.1.:t•r (';irt1•r l•1l1t a "''"'' ronr1•re•ru ,. thJl thP m•v. 'c" r<'t.11"\ v. 11ul<1 lw 1h1' c'hlt'r .uh, .... r m1 for1•11•n .1f f.11 r- \' ,tn('f' .111.1l1\1• of C'l.trbhur ~ \\ \ .1 h ,,, ,, loni• h1,111r' in for1•1.:11 ,1ff.11 r' llt v..1 .. ti• pUI\ Sl.'Cft'I Jn nf (l1•frn<,c• 11n<l1·r Pres1c!cnt. Juhn,cm JJld v. J' th1· Nn 2 nt'got 1.1tor tn the \ 11'1 nam pt' ace talk~ 1r1 19f.8 anti t9m A ft c· r t hr ,, n n 11unr1· m ,. n I Carlt-r c·allt•d \' .1nc·1· to th1• podium .ind tht• '"•·n•tarv uf Stale d<'.,.l:rlalt' 'Jiii al '' J pnv1legf' and honor ·to 'l'rve th1 new adm1ni..tral11)n Vanr1' said lht• C'aM1•r i;:ovf'rn mcnt "will be rharactcnzcd by both soundnt'SS and innovation." "l v. 111 do <'vcrythmg in my tSuVi\NfE. Pa~c.U> AP Wlr• ..... lo KISSINGER SUCCESSOR Cyrus Vance By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH 01 l~t O•lt• Piiot SUit A group of Newport-Mesa teacher s is protestin g the bargaining tactics and con.tract demands of the Newport-Mesa Education Association, the representative body for the dis- trict's 1,278 teachers under a new collective bargaining law. NMEA president Bill Grgurich sa id the protesting teachers ··don't understaod the bargain· mg ritual we must go through. Gilmore's I . Execution Delayed WASlllNGTON <A P> -The U.S. Supreme Court today postponed for at least one day the scheduled Monday execution of Gary Mark Galmore. granting a request from the condemned Utah murderer's mother. The court ordered Utah of- ficials to file by 2 p.m. PST Tues· day a response to the request by Gil more's mother that her son's hfe be s pared pending appeal to the high court. Chief Jus tice Warren E. Burger and Justices William H. Rehnquist and John Paul Stevens voted to deny the request, an ac- tion that would have let Gilmore face a prison faring squad at sun- rise Monday. Gilmore has asked that he be allowed lo be executed. The U S Supreme Court acted shortly after the Utah Supreme Court denied 4 to I the request from Gilmore's mother. NB Senior Housing 0 K' d The Newport Beach Planning Com m1ss1on has approved a i)l>rm1t for the construction or 100 ft-derally funded dwellings for ~cnior c1t1zens on a two-acre site owned by the .Lutheran Ch urch of ltll' M ai.tcr Tht.> s 1tr as adjacent to the rhurrh at 2900 Pacific View Drav<• A non profit group, including' rhurch board members, plans lo seek a federal grant lo help flnanre the project which they hope to have untler way within a VC3r Strike End Near Wl\Slll NGTON (/\Pl -Ten- tative a~rcem ent was reachL'<i this afternoon between the strik· ing i:camsters Union and Un_ited Parcel Service, whose operations in 15 states have been shut down for 21 i months, the union an- nounccd. We are not greedy and are not out to hurt the kids,'' he said. Grgurich believes many or the disgruntled teachers are mem· ber s of the t)lewport-Mesa' Federation of Te achers (NMPf) who are attempting to strengthen their position for future teacher representation elections. The NMEA recently defeat ed the NMPf for the right to negotiate teacher contracts with the dis- lrict. The majority of the protests have come from Newoort Harbor Hl~h School, where Grgurich' teaches. A petition circulated this week at the school has been signed by 90 of about 130 faculty members. The document says teachers are "embarrassed and ashamed of the irresponsible bargaining position taken by (the NMEA's) executive council." The dissident teachers claim they were not consulted on the contract proposals and its ex- cess1 ve demands are ruining Man-title OUt? Cle-ineiite Tags Desexed A PROPOSED JOB classification plan would take sex out of City Hall in San Clemente. The study propost'S name changes for some positions where titles imply gender. Firemen, for instance, would become fire protection of- ficers. Maintenance men would become maintenance workers. /\. lcadman would have the unglorious title of leadworker. Servicemen would be service workers. ~IL~PLESI mainten.11ce man in Ru~lic ~rka would find his job reduced to that or a ''hefper. Good news for most foremen, however. The consultant who. prepared the new job aescriptions -the first step toward a salary review -stopped short of recommending they b4! called foreworkers. · . They'll still be foremen. which the consultant said ~s an olc! and honored tiUe that doesn't have a suitable substitute anyway. So tber'e'll be some sex left in City Hall after all. Mobil Rivals · Get Word: 'Top Offer' By TOM BARLEY • Of l~t Dally Piiot Stall Two of three bidders seeking acquisition of the Irvine Com- pany were told by the James Irvine Foundation late Thursday that the y must top th e $277.695,000 all-cash offer of the Mobil Oil Company to stay in contention. The ultimatum. delivered 24 hours before the foundation board was scheduled to meet in San Francisco today lo discuss Latest offers, took spokesmen for the two competitors by surprise Thursday night. Spokesmen for the Cadillac Fairview Corporation of Toronto. Can ada. a nd a consortium headed by Wall Street rinancier Charles Allen and Detroit de- veloper Alfred Taubman con- firmed, however , that they are still In the running. Both spokesm en agreed that the surprise move by the founda· lion was designed to put pressure on Mobil's two competitors and insure the best possible price for the Irvine Company stock. Orange County Superior Court at 3 p.m. Monday to make their pro- gress report to Judge James F. Judge. . Mobil's present "most favored bidder" status does not assure the oil company of success in what has been a hard-fought con- t est for control of the Irvine Com- pany. If Mrs. Smith rejects the terms of the Mobil offer, the long hear- ing before Judge Judge will be reopened until a suitable bidder can be selected. Mrs Smith has already stated that she prefers the $292.5 million <See HEIRESS, Page AZ> Mother Held Hostage in Home by Son Hoag Faces State Fine Foundation trustees have now set noon Monday as the final de· adline in the long drawn out bid- ding battle. All parties involved in the lawsuit filed by Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith are due in A Westminster man held hi5 m oth er h ostage today , threatened to kill her and fired several gunshots at police sur- rounding the home where he lives with his mother and father. The suspect. identified as Terry Wayne Hamby. 27, of 16440 Jody St., was still refusing to sur- render. a rter initiating the two- hour siege in the southemm06t Up of Westminster on the Huntington Beach city limits. Unauthorized Use of Body ·Scanners Cited Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach and Santa Ana· Tustin Community Hospital are among 12 Cnliforma hospitals facing fines of up to $2,500 because they allegedly began us- ing or installing body scanners without permission from the State Department or Health, stale officials say. Sharon ·s 1nclair. a spokesman for Hoag, said today hospital of· facials have not heard officially from the state r egarding the scanner that was lnstnlled In the Newport Beach fo clUty in Sep .. Lemb4!r of this year. "We can't possibly comment 'llllil we know whit I\ is that the stale people are investigating, .. she said. Miss Sinclair notP.d that there are about 90 hospjtals throughout the state that use the scanning equipment According to Steve Burton. a department or health attorney. the 12 hospitals are under in. vestigation for vlolntion of a law that took errect Sept. 9, That measure requires hospitals to obtain permission Crom the state depW'tment before making alterationft or buying equipment cosUna more than $150,000. Body scanners, X·ray machines used In plucc of ex· ploratory 's urgery. cost between $450,000 and $700.000. satd another department spokesman, BobNan"ce. The law was aimed at prevent· ing overexpanslon of hospitals and proliferation and duplication of expensive equipment, develop· menu that state officials say have contributed to skyrocketing medical cosu. • WE'VE GOT ONLY 21 SHOftt-ING PAVS 'TtL CMklSTMAS! . . .. Burton said the 12 hospitals or· dered scanners before the law took e(fect but did not have them in use by Sept. 9.1'hat meant lbey had to n t waivers from the de· partmenl before Installing or h 'd c..< C IHO •tU •t l)Att .. ht!~•• operatlne the m achines, esai . • ........ , • .,., (See SCANNE;tt, PaaeAZ) • ------------.. • -_............:...-.~ .. - Police said he was armed with a 30-30 rine and a .22·callberrifle. Detective Sgt. Richard Grodt said lbe barricaded fugitive had · agrffd to release his Cather, who Je(l the house to confer with lawmen Crom several agencies wbo bad cordoned off the entire nelgbborhood. Jo addJUon to the susped's mother. there were reporb that an a.year-old boy was also being held in the house. Police em· phulted, however, that lbls re· port lJ unconfirmed. Shortly before noon. police re· ported. the suspect asked to see a miniater. teacher s' reputations. A similar petition has been signed by 10 teachers at Pomon;& School. Both doc uments claim the con.- tract proposals filed by the NMEA were drawn up with in.- adequate input from teachers. Some or the dissident. teachers hope to withdraw and revise tho contract proposals before the . Newport-Mesa school board responds to the demands Dec.14. (See NMEA, Page A2) Fairoiew Care 'Far Below Par' Dr. Michael Levine, director or Fairview Stale Hospital, claims that standard patient care at the Costa Mesa facility is far below the "window dressing" treatment put on for s tate inspectors. State and federal officials were slated to meet today in Sacramen. to to consider starting indepen• dent federal reviews of the hospitals to end the licensing system now used. Levine recently explained that "window dressing" is taking ad· vantage of advance notice or 31 pending inspection to temporan· ly boost the quality o~ care. He said it is one or the ma,Jor defects in the existing system. He comp I ained that most of the time care for the 1,700 mentally retarded patients at the Costa Mesa facility is far below what it was when s urveyors from the Joint Commission on 4ccredita• lion 9C Hos pitals come through. "W'edrove our people so hard to provide that level of care for two weel<'-that we burned them out and. ~moralized them," s~id Levme. · Even officials of the JCAH.:a private, nonprofit organ~zalion hired by many stales to inspect and accredit their hospitals, acknowledge the inherent defects of the system. Asked about the six to eigh weeks' notice usuaUy given when an inspection is planned. JCAH Deputy Director George Graham said, "That question has been raised many limes. I don't agree with it entirely -as you say. they are forewarned. "We hope they (the hospit~s) don't go back to something terri· hie after we leavc,'but we don't know " There arc several separate checks that arc made on the 11· CSee FAIRVIEW, Pa,e A2) \ Or~::Q~"r t Weather Mostly sunny through Saturday with a slight cool·! ing trend. Highs In the mid 70s, lows to about 4:5. INSIDE TODA. V The Orange Coast will ' have plenty to offer lovers of lighted boal parades this month -three s uc h event.s, in the coast's three harbors. For details, sec Page Cl of lhe Weekender. Index AIY-S.NI<• en ~--ca.1 ... ""' an Molt ... l l'lfMI• •• L.M .::.r: ,... ""'''-'""'' ,... Clll • Al 0r...,. C.unty ,... =·~~ 0111 =:,.,,., ••·l AIO H OMJ_. Alt lpef11 ...... Oeolt11N9'1<H ,... ,SIKtl Mllrllolt ... , 1411'911olf' ... ,... flltvhlaoo C• .......... .__, c ... ,_,ff, CH "'-· .... _,,.. A• ~ ., -If Newt ,... llltwMl11ltfl Ct -"·-Cl-I -w•n u \ ~ . , ,• .A2 DAILY PILOT N Couµty Planner ·Chosen ) Anaheim ntlorn~y FJoyd • Farano waa appointed to the Orange County Planning Com· mission today by Superv1:wr. Ralph Clark. A lO·year member of the Anaheim Plannin1 Commission, ·Farano will s ucceed Com- missioner· Shirley Grindle who will step down Dec. 31. I Farano said today he believes I that growth for growth's sake Is unwise and usuatlJy turna out to ~ beill-advised. "But growth that is planned and calculated to produce a&~ livinlf environment lor people: ~. of course, good," hei1aid. Cl.ark said Mrs. Grindle, a commissioner for the past four years )las pledged to work with Farano and acquaint him with projects coming before the coun- ty planning commission. Mrs . Grindle resigned ThanJcsgivmg Day, cnUciiing what she said was land use pre- ssure placed on elecled officials because of campaign donations. Clark said J-'arano was select· at from more than 40 potential nominees to replace Mrs. Grin- dle. Farano, his wire and three children havf lived m Anuheim l4 years. He 1s the general counselfor Gl~al Van Lines. .r-@om Page A J FAIRVIEW •.• .hospital system including a newly established licensing by the health department itself. Oddly, although the federal government spend11 millions of dollars in the s tate·s mental hospitals, 1t de· pends almost entirely on the state and t he JCi\11 lo make sure federal standards are met. Whtie the federal government carries out "validation checks'" of ordinary hospitals to confirm the JCAH is doing its job, these checks "have ncl been done m California f or psychiatric ho6p1tals," said Jerry Shcmbach of the federal Bureau o( Health Insurance. .. Rut w(' (eel we have Jdequalc safeguards." he added, noting that SPOt checks nre sometimes made by the National Institute of Mental Health. Critics like Assemblyman Paul Carpenter <D·Cypress) a former professional psychologtst, view the state's hiring of the JCAli to check its own hospitals as a con· ruct of interest. lie said he will call for a joint Assembly and Senate llealth Comrrulle?e probe mtothe:system. Fro•Po~.A l HEIRESS ••. offer by the Allen Taubman t:roup Thal offrr ('Ompnscs o mix of notes. real ~tattt secunty and cash. SPokesmen Cor Allen-Taubman were nol sure Thu~ay night 1f that offer can be converted to an all·cash bid or a bid wHh s1,1f(i . e1ent cash to lop the Mobil pro- JlOSal. Foundation attorney Howard Privett said the n<.•w cic.h offer by Mobil had delighted the rounda lion and represented a per share v;due of S3J Mobll"s orla1n;1l offer of "200 mrlllon or $24 a t1ha ruparked the lawsuit filed by Mr11. Smith who ftucce~Mully • rl{ued that the bid wa" well below th~ true shftrP value und was unfoir to minonty .11tockholders . Mrs Smith hold~ 21 4 percent ol the Irvine stock The found&· t1on hold'i a controlling interest ol M .S per~enl in the Irvine Com pany Southern Cahfomla, reprcsen tataves of Cadillac Fa.irv1t•w sajd the details of the nc•w Mobil offer and the attitude or the foundatinn board had bet'n ronveyt'd to ex ccutives in Toronto. Canada. O"ANOECOAIT H DAILY PILOT fMC')O.Cl)•HI 0.ity 1111~ Wl""''tlillf\·("1\tftoM "l""""'"'H .. ,, .. ,.,, l•ov4HiV.094pHW(.)fa,....,,. c_,,_.,, °"'"''"'11'10 f:.o~O•l'l't' \irt(litf .. \4' fldll °""'At• :'.n~'';;:.C:::C:,~~(~~~~.,.:::'l.;"~ ~~:.;.· 1,.11\ V•llft'I f rlitU'I•. \4dOt••U • Vi1H•y t'W1 \.~ .. "'" ~ ... c_ .. , •• ,.,..,.~, .. ''~ ., fY~I~ '-•''-''"'O\ .,,.,, """9•Y\ t-.. .r~~c:,.~~::'t..~1',:'"~'~"~1'--"' wt,, ... ...... ,.,_ ,,,..,,,..,., .. ""' lt\,Ol·V-. JH\ e (_,try \I, •Pt•~••fllt f"'-J0.l'lltt .. Mt~ ~ ......... .,,,,,, ., ............ ......... ............. 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The jurors' recommendation Thursday was forwarded by let· ter to county s upervisors who wUJ consider extendtng the ban to areas a consultunt has saJd are impacted by Jet noise from lhc military base. And based on that study, the Jetter said, the county should continue its long.standing policy that bigh noise levels are not suitable for reaidenUal, school. chur.ch, hospital or other noise sensitive use. Supervisors will be considering the noise issue at 10 a m Tues day 1n lht• board hearing room, 515 N. Sycamore St., SIUlta Ana. The county already ha.-c " r~· s1denlial build mg ban around the military tac illty, based on a 1972 noise study. However, a recently completed study extended the bigh·noise ureu further. And supervisors have dead locked 2·2 in recent months on whether home bullding should be permitted within that wider ban. Supervisors Tom Riley and Ralph Clark have contended new homes s hould not be built there. while B~d Chairman Ralph Kidnaping Suspect Held in Bank Heist One of Lwo men cleared this week of murder and kidnap charges fil ed in connc.>ellon with the slaying of Los Alamitos housewife Joann Selgman has been booked on federaJ charges or bank robbery. William Paul Gullett, 27, of Bellflower. was informed of the new charges Thursday m Sant~ Ana federal court where he was being arraigned on charges of unJawful possession and acquisi- tion of firearms. following Mrs. Seigman's abduc· Uon and murder. Federal bail on both men was raised to $100,000 each Thursday before they were shipped to Los • Angeles to await further action in that city's federal court. Federal ball for both men was originally set at $10,000. Their lawyers protested Thursday that lhe higher bail ligiAre was engineered by the wstrict at· torney's office in a bid to insure that both men were kept behind bars while the Seigman investigation co~tinued. D1edrtch iind L.iurcnce Schmit have disagreed. The awma vote may rest with newly-elected SuJM>rvl!\or Phil Anthony. ln the lctt,•r, the grand jury also said tht1 bo11rd should put off approvlnit a 1,375-acre zoning change for the proposed Rancho de Los Alisos Planned Communi· ty in the El Toro area until noise Uisues arc uddressed. Th~ north half of that now. agriculturally zorftl; hmd lies wilhin whnt the consultant has said is a noisy nrea. ' And grand Jurors said aJmo~t aJl of the 6.18l·unil development propos~ lle~ w yJuo M a.aea sub·. jed to noise review by county de- partments. There letter snld that review process had not yel Ulken place. F,....Page A J NMEA ••• Grgurich doesn't foresee sucu a move, but said ll would Pro· bably mean a change in NMEA leadership if a withdrawal at. tempt is made. , The NM EA contract proposals. which include requests for a $2,000 pay raise for each teacher. a maximum four·hour day, 34 additional days of paid leave and a Cully paid health plan for teachers and their families, have come under heavy fire from dis- trict residents. Airport Federal officers explained that the charges against Gullett stemmed from his alleged in-, C • • volvement July 8 in the holdup of the La Habra branch of the Olllll1.ISSIOD1 ,Security Pacific National Bank Gullett and Ewing were cleared of murder and kidnap· charges this week after Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight ruled that there was not suffi- cient evidence to sustain the charges. . School district officials have estimated that the proposed salary increases alone would cost the district $3.8 million. The average teacher salary would rise from $17, 127 to $19.950, ac- cording to district stal1slics. Orders Land Study By KATH Y CLANCY Of i... O•••v P11ot 5utf The Orange County Airport Land Use Commission has or dered a study on the PoS!llble widening of a residential building ban a round El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Hut Kenneth J . Delino, supervising planner for the seven-member commission. said the study probably won't be com· pleted before early next year, and a new plan probably won't be adopted until at least Apnl or May. Deline> said. however. should Orange County Supervisor'l adopt a hous ing plan around El Toro that eonnicts with the com· mission 's eventual plan. the com· m1ss1on could file what 1~ called an mter·po~mg obJect1on Plane Tlwf t Suspect Out Ori $10,000 Bai l Theodore LaBelle. a 20-year. old student who allegedly bulled Seal Beach in a stolen aircraft Tuesday. is out of Orange County Jail on Sl0.000 bail today. The Orange County District At- torney's offit.'e dropped an al· tempted murder charge against LaBelle due to Insufficient evidence. according to William 0 . Began, attorney forthesuspect. The case has been moved to Long Beach Municipal Court where a tentative i1earing date ha~ been set for De<:. 17, Began S&Jd. Seal Beach police filed the ontlinal attempted murder <'harge because they alleged LaBelle Tried lo ram a police helicopter during his bizarre flight. "The charge W:lR droppro duf' l o ins ufficient evldcn{·e tu establish intent to commit murder.·· Began said. Long Beach police detectives said they would continue lo press charges of a~sault with a deadly weapon and grand then agalnst the student pilot. These charges arc expected lo be filed early next week with the Long Beach District Attorney. ac· cording to Dct. Conrad Nutzmann. LaBelle. of 4596 Elder Ave., Seal Beach, is resting com fort.ably at his home. his father. Ernest LaBelle said today. • LaBelJe's friends said he was upset over a breakup with his girlfriend, Margery Sterlin1. also of Seal Beach. The younc flyer threatened to commit suicide by aashing into homes or runnin& oul of fuel at Ha. His rucht took him from Long Beach Municipal Airport, Where. he allegedly stole a lwth-enaln• ee..tna 310 plane, to Seal Beach and Catalina bland. . LaBelle landed ln a netd at lho Seal Beach W eapollll Depot whe,.. ho reportedly brandl.ahed a a" gauguhotgun. He surrendered to Seal Bnch .Police earl.Y Tunda,y allcmooo. . • - The filing of that action, Delino s:ucJ, would send the noise issue back to i.upervisors again. And the commission's position would override the super visors unless the board or superVlsori; passed its policy on at least a 4·1 vole. So far, supervisors have de- adlocked 2·2 on the noise issue. with Supervisors Tom Riley and Ralph Clark favoring a wider re- sidential building ban, based on a recent consultant's study. Board Chairman R a lph Diedrich and Supervisor Laurence Schmit have favored using an older. smaller ban area. And the swing vote when the matter is discussed again next week may be newly elected Supervisor Phil Anthony. Delino s aid -_1rport land use commissioner~ have d1!.cussed the consultant 'ii noise study at re-• cent meetings but have taken no pos1l1on . Instead, they ordered that a new land use plan of their own be drafted based on the recent nQisc study. And if the como<.ssioncrs' and . supervisors' P<>Sitions eventually are in connil·t. the supervisors will have to muster at least four votes to win. Delino explained the com· misslo11 is composed of seven members. two fro m local airports. two appointed by the Orange County Leag"c or Ci ties and a seventh appointed by the othersbt. Members are Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal. Cypress Ci· ly Councilman Don Hudson. Newport Beach dentist 'Thomas Doan. Newport Beach attorney Donald Killian, busine!iaman Herman Bcaverburg. Fullerton airport manager Brian Douglas. and Orange County airport manager Bob Bresnahan. . -The commission operates with a $2,000 annual grant from s uper visors and hai; three employes paid under the federal Comprehens ive Employment and Training Act (CETA). Kidnap, Rape Suspect Held RICHMOND (J\P) -The ar· real or an alleged rapist and kid- naper here may provide clues ln thecaseor Lisa Pickmson. 9-year· old Walnut Cre~ girl who disap- peare d four months ago, authorities say. Louis Fre1que2, 34, was ar raigned m Richmond Mwucipal Court Thursdoy on 19 felony counts, Including kidnaping. rape, robbery. kidnaping for ransom, and assault on a police otflcer with •deadly weapon. RJchmond police ref Wied to pro- vide additional details eicccpt that the charaea Atemmed ft'om lncl- dentl •«•lnat 1lx victims, lndud· ' in& police ortlcers. It also waa .known the char1es involved the allqed rape of two 16-ye&Nlld · Richmond girls in lhe lnat' two weeks. 1 l They said the gunmen escaJ>(ld with $421 in callh In federal court wilh Gullett was Ronald Lewis Ewing, 27, or Bellflower, who also was booked on the r1rearms c han:es after be· mg cleared of charges filed Fro• Page A I VANCE ..• power to justify the trust Gov. Carter has shown in me," he said. Carter said Vance has been a friend and adviser for years. In addition, there have "been aJmost unanjmous recommenda - tions" from around the country and to some extent overseas Tor Vance as secretary of State, he sa1d. The president.elect indicated he would look to Vance for management and negolial1ons. "He bas been chief negotiator in many areas or the world," Carter said. ln addition to the Vietnam talks. Vance helped arrange a 1968 Cyprus settlement and was Johnson's special represcnlall ve in Korea in 1968. Cart.er announced tus choice after disclosing 1l by telephone to members or the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. which will consider the nomination. Vance won praise from Repuhlicans and Democrats alike. Vance is a Was hington veteran. not the kind ot newcomer Carter and his men suggested would be entering thl' Cabinet. But the president-elect said it would have been "almost ridiculous" to choose a secretary or Stale who was not experienced and tested in international af. fairs. Judge Knight pointed out that the case against the two men rested on the statements of a con· victed felon who told sheriff's of· ficers that 4_e ,was invited by one of the accus~ men t.o participate in the Seigman kidnap plot. l~O I 'Farm Flap MEXICO MEllCO CllY • A~ WlrtpllOlO Map locates area in western Mexico where thousands of peasants have disrupted farm work in the state of Sinaloa. Demands for land have threatened huge crop losses. Story Page M. Grgurich bas admitted the con- tract demands arc inflated to leave room for compromise. He said the protests a re not surpris- ing since few people understand the collect! ve bargaining pro- cess. "Every time we (teachers) ask for money there ls a public out- . cry," Grgurich said. "We are the only ones that haye to present a contract in public and that means bad publicity.·' Three of the protesting teachers at Newport Harbor High were quick to point out that the petition is not a personal at· lack on Grgurich, but said they wanted to improve their image in Ugh~of public hostility to the con· tract even lf it means a weakened bargaining position before the school board. Mrs. Seigman's body, shot several limes through the head, was found next day in a field in the Carson area. Jt was later learned that hii; as- sistant manager called police whale Scigman wailed ouL<;1de thr store. The appearance or polict.' cars in th e area obviously alarmed Mrs . Sei~man 's kid napers who drove off with her :lt high speed, leaving the un harmed children in lhe family van. ' fi'rowa Page A l SCANNER. • Officials al Hoag contend that their scanner was inslalled and operating by Sept l, thus ex· empting them from the law which went into effect eight days later. Let Us Put You on The Map Near the entrance, inside our store, 1s a grant new map. We are In the process of identifying all of the homes we have carpeted since 1965 on lhis map with colored pins. (A different color for each year.) Close scrulmy wrll detect some interesting facts· r1rstly. we have carpeted homes on virtually every street 1n lhe area. Secondlv. the oins are in bunches. 1nd1ca1mg WORD-OF-MOUTH advertising. Thirdly. the number of homes we have carpeted 1s staggenng If you desire hones ly, experience . and recommendations from neighbors we have worked for, lhen Alden's is THE PLACE1 'DEN'S : iiisiiilatioii: ·custom draperies linoleum• wood floor'"' 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6 46 48 38 ,. Saddleback EDITION Afternoon .N.Y.Sto cks • VOL 69, NO. 338, 4 SECT IONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA . F RIDAY, DECEMBE R 3, 1976 TEN CENTS .J!ire Spares To~o . Pet Shop Animals B7WILUAM SCHREIBER Oil ... D•ll~ .. l ... $1,1H As Amy Burd surveyed the ainoke and water damage Thurs· day ln the El Toro pet shop where i;be works. all she could think ,bout w45 how happy ~e wai; tbat all the animals had been saved from death. "I was so happy lo go home and see· all those animals," she said today. "It was like a ·pet store all over agaio." PETown was one ol the small shops spared from destruction by an early morning fire Thursday that ravaged Bambi's discothe- 'que, aleuingomceandtheHorn of Plenty Gourmet Shoppe in the Saddleback Valley Pla:ia. Orange County Fire Depart· mentofficials today revised their estimate of the fire damage up. ward to $1.42 million. but they conceded the figure could move rugber when an inventory is made or antiques and artworks displayed in the gutted building. Fire investigators were back on the scene of the fire early to· day, sifting through the rubble to find a cauae. They were prevent· ed from entering ~ charred TUinS Tbutsday ~ause heavy roof timbers bad to be removed· by a crane. Despite the nightmarish aspect of the blaze, the two shops adjoin· ing the devastated section of the 1 .Wider Air Ban? I El Toro Noise ·Curbs Studied·. By KATHY Cl.ANCY Toro that conflicts with the com· 0tu.. 0.11, .-11.c sutt mission's eventual plan1 the com- Tbe Orange County Airport mission could file what is called Land Use Commission nas or· an inter-posing objection. dered a study on the possible The filing or that action, Delino widening of a residential building said, would send the noise issue b'an around E l Toro Marine back to supervisors again. And Corps Air Station. the commission's position would But Kenneth J. Delino, override the supervisors unless supervising planner for the the board of supervisors passed seven-member commission, said its policy on at least a4-l vote. the study probably won't be com· So far, supervisors have de· pleted before early next year, adlocked 2·2 on the noise issue. ·and a new plan probably won't be with Supervisors Tom Riley and adopted until at least April or Ralph Clark favoring a wider re· May. · sidential building ban, based on a Delino said, however, should recent consultant's study. Orange County Supervisors Board Chairman Ralph adopt a housing plan around El Diedric-h a-n-d S uperv-isor * * * * * * Around Toro Base Widening of Home Ban RecoIDIDended . The Orange County Grand 1 .Jury has recommended widening a residential building ban around El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- tion. · The jurors• recommendation Thursday was forwarded by let· ter to county supervisors who will consider extendioi the ban to areas a consultant has said are impacted by jet noise from the military base. And bas ed on that study. the letter said, the county should continue its long·standing policy that high noise levels are not. • aultable for residential, school, church, hospital or other noise aensitive use. Supervisors will be considering the noise issue at 10 a .m. Tues· day in the board hearing room, 515 N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana. The county already has a re- sidential bulldlng ban around the military facility. based on a 1972 ooise study. However. a recently completed study extended the high.noise area rurth'tr. And supervisor s have de- adlocked 2·2 in recent months on whether home building should be permitted within that wider ban. Supervisors Tom Riley and Ralph Clark have contended new homes should not be built there, while Board Chairman Ralph Diedrich and Laurence Schmit have disagreed. The swmg vote may rest with newly-elected Supervisor PhU Anthony. In the letter, the grand jury also said the board should put ort approving a 1,375-acre zoning change for the proposed Rancho de Los Alisos Planned Communi· ty in the El Toro area until noise issues are addressed. The north half of that now· agriculturally zoned land lies within what the consultant has said is a noisy area. And grand jurors said almost all of the 6,18l ·unit development proposed lies within an area sub- Ject to noise review by county de· partments. There letter said that review process had not yet takeo place. 400 Moderate Cost '"'Ho~sites Approved · There may be as many as '100 moderately priced homes in a 9C8-a<'re Laguna Niguel housinK deve l&pm ent approved, by Orange County supervisors this week. Supervisor Tom Riley said Thursday those. units, which will be built near the federally owned Ziggurat on La Paz Road, maybe the first of an eventual 8,000 lower-priced h omes throughout tbecoun'ty. Riley, who rec en Uy appointed a nlne·member housing advisory committee to fttudy plans for homes coslinlt about $35,000 to ~.ooo. said he will ask the com- mittee to study details of the new Lafuna Niguel tract. WE 'VE GOT ONLV 21 SHOf'PING C>AVS 'Tf L. CMR.ISTMAS ! c.-'l 'to 1tto ,•u11ru•11•• .. 1v,. l fl"8 (aU IH The 947.S·acre tract will be located both east and south of the government building. And before supervisors ap· proved reionklg the land from agricultural to residential, they built In two 11UpulaUons to govcm hon;ie costs. One stlpul atlon required that 20 acres in the northwest section of the proposed Kite Hill and Coun- try Village Planned Community be developed for federally sub. sidized low-cost bouAing. Riley said those units probably will come to about 100 in all and will lnclude some rent-subsidized apartment unit•, along with con· dominlum units which can be purchued under federal loan pro- grams. In addition, the board required <See HOMES, P•ge A2) • 'Sweep' Continues CAPE TOWN, South Africa • CAP) -Police arrested 120 persons today in swecpe through the Guguletu and N~anga black. townships outsldo C..,e Town, brinalnJ to nearly 300 t he , number Jailed alter two nl&hts of riots and arson. Some «>O riot police, detectives ahd uniformed officers continued what ll spokesm-.n called a "clean·u_p" to Ouab out the leaden of the dis· turbances, in which poU~ killed two men. Laurence Schmit have favored using an older, smaller ban area. And the swing vote when the matter is discussed again next week may be newly elected Supervisor Phil Anthony. Delino said airport l and use commissioners have discussed the consultant's noise study at re· cent meetings but have taken no position. Instead, they ordered that a new land use plan of their own be drafted based on the r eeent noise · study. And if the commissioners' and supervisors' positions eventually are in confli ct, the supervisors fSee,MRPORT, P•geA2) Viei°i 's Yule Parade Due Mission Viejo's annual Chris tmas parade will ·begin. at 3 p.m . Sunday near the intersection of La Paz Road and Chrisanta Drive. The parade of bands and noats built by community organizations will move south on Chrisanta to Estanciero Ori ve, then east lo El Picador Lane, where it will end. Employmem In County Climbs 4 gain Employment in Orange County climbed for the fourth straight month in November as the coun. ty's unemployment rate dropped ·to a two-year·low, the State Department (EDD) reported to-. day. • The number or county jobholders jumped to 779,600, up· by 39,600 from a year ago, ac- cording to the EDD's monthly' labor report. U.S. JOBLESS RATE ·RISE5-A3 At the same time, unemploy. ment rates dropped to 5.9 percent In Orange County, marking the first time since November of 1974 that the r ate has dipped below siit percent. A month earlier the countys's unemployment rate stood at 6. l percent. And in November 1975 it was 7.6 percent. The number of unemployed in Orange County declined t.o 47,000 tn November from 49,100 in oc. tober and 59, 100 a year earlier. EDD's r eport showed the greatest .gains in employment Jast month were in retail sales. <See JOBS, Page A2> Kidnap, Rape. Suspect ~eld RICH MOND (AP) -The ar· rest of an alleged rapist and kid· naper here may provide clues in the case of Lisa Plckinson, 9-year· old Walnut Creek girl who disap· peared four months ago , authorities say. Louis Fresquez, 34, was ar- raigned in Richmond Municipal. Court Thursday on 19 felony counts, including kidnapina. rape, ~obbery, kidnaplng for ransom, ond assault on a polf ce o!flcer with a deadly weapon. Richmond police ref~ t.o pro.. vlde addltion al details except that tho c-bar1e1 stemmed trom inci· denta a1aln11t six victims. lnclud· lng s><>lJce omcera. It also .... u .known the oJiarees involved the alleted rape ot two 1.6-7ear-old Richmond girls in the last two wee.ks. plaza were back in business by evening. An employe at the ChapeJ. Bookslore, situated next door to Ute destroyed leasing office, s.aid there was some water and smoke damage ~ religi{>bs llteratuni. boots and cassette tapes btlt nothing serious. "The fire wall between us and the office kept the damage down," the employe said. "U it hadn't, we wouldn't~ here to- A .. Wl,. ..... to KISSINGER SUCCESSOR Cyrus Vance Vance Pick For State Secretary P L AI NS, Ga. <AP> - President.elect Jimmy Carter has chosen Cyrus R. Vance, a diplomatic and defense official in two past Democl'atic administr-a- tions, to become hla secretary of State. · Carter disclosed bis selection to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hours before a news conference he called to announce it publicly. Vance left his home in New York City a bout 8 a.m. with his wife and also declined to make any comment to reporters. Sen. Clifford P. Case of New Jersey said Carter telephoned to.· advise him of the Vance appoint· ment to succeed Henry A. Kiss· inger. Case, t he ranking Republican member of the com· mittee that will consider the nomination, said he was greatly pleased with the selection. Vance served as Lyndon B. .Johnson 's wo rld traveling troubleshooter and tried unsuc· cessfully in 1968 to negotiate an end to the Vietnam war. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, also a member or the committee, said Vanceis "a com· petent and experienced man and should be able to do a very good job." Sen .. Frank Church <D·Idaho). second-ranking Democrat on the committee, called Vance "excep· lionally well qualified" and said he congratulated Carter on his choice. (See VANCE, Page A%) ' NEW MEXICO E'•rmFlap TEXAS MEXICO MUICO CITY • ·Map locates area ln west.em Mexico where thousands or peasants have disrupted fann work in tbe st.ate or SinaJoa. Demands for land have threatened huge crop ·. l~. S~ry ~age A4. day!' Al. it was, the bookstore had to do buslness on the sidewalk for part of the day Thursday unW lt was deemed safe to use the shop. Joy and,,relief was even more evident at the pet store, which ls • located right next ~ to the night club. where the fire started. Miss Jirud, the store..employe, said the loss in terms of animal population amounted t.o a half· dozen finches l!tat. escaped Irom SWAT Siege their cages and a !IOl'l·polsanous boa coost.rlctor lb at is apparutly st.ill hiding somewhere .in the at.ore. "The snake is absolutely harm· less and will come out eventual.· ly," said Mias Burd. "It's pro- bably j"'st badly frightened.'' She said sever al birds surviv~ the blast of hot smoke that swept. through the store by flying into a storage room, where they were (See SPARED, Page AZ) Gunman Holds Mom Hostage .By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OI Ille D•lly .-uot SI.off A Westminster man held tus mother hos t age tod ay , threatened to kill her and fired _ several gunshots at poiice sur· rounding the home where he lives with bis mother and father. The sus pect, identified as Terry Wayne Hamby, 27, of 16«0 Jody St., was still refusing to sur· render, after initiating the two- hour siege in tbe southernmost tip of Westminster on the Huntington Beach city limits. Police said he was armed with what I want,,. the caller told the on·duty dispatcher. He identified himself and police immediately knew who they were dealing with, accord· ing to Sgt. Grodt. ''I have talked with him before," the sergeant said. "He has been through a very difficult divorce." An eyewitness to today's tense confrontation, Mrs. Francis Keane, said she was waterin~ her yard about 8:30 a.m., com . pletely oblivious to anytbin amiss. when she.heard shots. She ran out to tho front yard and saw police r.rouched in de-(Sff BOSTAGE, PageAZ) a .JO.JO rifle and a .22-caliberrifle. • • Detective Sgf. Richard Grodt said the barricaded fugitive bad· agreed to release his father, who left the house to confer with · Jawmen from several agencies who had cordoned off the entire neighborhood. In addition to the suspect's mother. there were reports that. an 8-year-old boy was also being held in the house. Police em- phasized, however, that this re- port is unconfirmed. Shortly before noon, police re· ported, the suspect asked to se• a minister: Plan Board Post Goes To Lawyer ''We've taken a couple o( rounds, actually nine,·_· ~at. Grodt said while helping coordinate the tactical maneuver from headquarters via a com· mand p0st set up by police near Edinger Avenue and Newland St. He said quick reaction SWAT Team marksmen had not yet re- turned fire and were in contact with Hamby, pleading with him to release his mother and then surrender himself. The latest explosive episode on the Orange Coast in five days was reported at 7:30 a.m. in a telephone call to Westminster police. • The caller sounded desperate and almost suicidal, according to investigators. ''I have hostages and I'm blow· ing their heads off if you don't do Anaheim attorney ·vtoyd Farano was appoi nted to the Orange County Planning Com· mission today by Supervisor Ralph Clark. • A lO·year 11umber of the Anaheim Planning Commission, Farano will succeed Com• missioner Shirley Grindle wh~ will step down Dec. 3L Farano said today be believes ·tttat growth for growth's sake is unwise and usually tums out to .be ill· advised. . "But growth that is planned and calculated to produce a good livin~ environment for people. is, ·of course, good," he said. Clark said Mrs. Grindle, a commissioner for the past foui- years bas pledged to work with Farano and acquaint him with projects coming before the coun- ty planning commission. Mrs. Grindle r esigned Thanksgiving Day, criticizing wbat she said was land use pre· ssure placed on eleeted officials because of campaign donations. Resurfacing Of Pool Set Clark: said Farano was select• ............. ed from more than 40 potential nominees to replace Mrs. Grin• die. Mission Viejo High School's swimming pool will be re· surfaced in fi berglass over the Christmas holidays. Saddle back Valley Unified School District trustees this week awarded a contract for the work to NFL Construction of Hunt· ington Beach. Al!hough $30,000 was budgeted for (he project, the • company said the Job could be done for $21,500. The work was ordered after school adminis trators and Orange County Health Depart· 1 ment iMpectors said deteriora-· tion of the pool is causing a sanitation and maintenance pro· blem. Gyro Parts Take n From Toro Home Parts of a one man helicopter . have been stolen from an El Toro home by burglars who gained en· try via the unJocked garage door. Orange County sheriff's de· puUet said the theft reported by engineer Charles Edward Mltcbell. 30. of 24M2 Jut.ewood, who left the parts o f hls gyrocoptcr on the garage floor. He valued the loss at $1,370. Typewriter Stolen A burglar who tWted off the dOo.r knob to gatn entry tOQk an electric typewriter valued at $SOO from t.he office of a Laguna Hill• printin• comp.ny. Oranae Coun- ty ahtrllf's officers aald Ille theft. ..vu reported by offi~al1 or the . Pip Pril'IUnl Company, 25201 La Puao.d. Farano, his wife and three children have lived in Anaheim 14 years. He is the· general counsel for Glob al Van Llnes. He has served on the board ot directors of the Anaheim Chambel' of Commerce, has been active in the North Orange Coun• ty Boy Scouts of America and the Orange County March of Dimes. We athe r Mostly sunny through Saturday with a slight cool· Ing trend. Highs in the mid 70s, lows to about 45. I NSIDE TOD~Y The Orange Coast will have plenty to offer lovers of lighted boat parades this month - t hree such ' .events, in the coast's three harbors. For details, see Page Cl of the Weekender. . . ltadex C•·• •• A4 Al . .., •• lt-11 .... C4 CM A4 •• Cl .. A ., AZ DAIL v PILOT SB CUSD Pay Pact· OK Due By LAURIE KASPER , Ofl ... D•ll1 .. l11tJUff Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict'• classified employes have agreed on an employment con· tract which includes a 6.~ percent salary increase. District trustees are expected to approve the aereement after a public bearing during their re- gular meeting, which begins al 7:30 p.m . Monday in the district o((ices. Distr ict Supt. Jerome Thornsley said the salary in- creases fo r the 550 clerical, maintenance and food service employes will cost the di.strict $230,000. Additional fringe benefits given the employes will cost $8,000, he said. The agreement will give people who have been employed in the district 15 years or more an addi- tional two days of vacat1on. Jt also will improve the ex- t e nded s i ck leave, giving employes on sick leave 100 work- ine days at ha JC salary, Dr. \ Tbornsley said. Jn the past, classified employes have had 50 days extended sick leave walh the differe n ce b etw een the employe's salary and the sub- stitute's salary. Th.is generally amounted lo about a third or their salary. The contract calls for a con- tinuation or existin~ policies and personnel rules for classified cmployes. Dr. Thornsley said the contract is a good one and shows a mature approach to collective bargain- ing. "I thlnk it shows give and taJce on both sides," he said. Employes ratified the agree- ment by an eight to one margin durine m eetings Thursday, ac- cording to Del McCormick. presi- dent of the California School Employes Association CCSE A> whic h represents classified employes in bargaining sessions. '"I would like to think that the employes felt that the offer was fair for the money available," McCormick saJd. He said the salary increase puts the employes on par with s alaries paid by other districts and the cost or living increases. Agreements have not been re- ached with the Capist ra no Unified Education Association -<CUEAJ, which represents the district's 650 teachers, or the California Teamsters Public, Professional and Medical Local 911, which represents lhe dis- tric t ' a 40 bus drivers and mechanics. Fro•P~A l HOM~S ... that JO to IS percent of the entire pro1ect must include homes a! fordable by families earning $13.400annually or less County offlrn~ls <':<plained the developer as allowed to build 3,955 new home~ an the entire proJect. S-O the sllpul at10n could create nearly 400 lower priced homes. However, they cautioned, most devl'lopers bu i Id (ewer hom('s than allowed under r.orung codes soa smaller number is expected. Rlley said the Kite Hill project also may become a fairly St'lf t•ont aan-.'<i comm unity, making 1t uniqur an the county Last o[Flu Shots Slated I ·. Surrealistic Scene At'Wl,.pMlo This artistic pattern evolved when wind v:h.ipped the snow on a frozen pond north of Llnoma Beach near Omaha this week and a passing photographer captured the natural art on bl:?~k and whlte film. Elvis' Pelvis Trimmer By JOHN M. Will.JS LAS VEGAS (AP) -Relax America, Elvis is trimmed down, he sounds as good as ever and he didn't even split his pants as he opened his annual pre- holiday engagement at the Hilton · Hotel here. Don't come running out to take · in Presley's show because lik_t opening night Thursday when more than 2,000 fans jamm~ the showroom, all of his concerts here are sold out and have been for a Jong lime. A year ago, an overweight and sluggish Elvis underwhelmed the critics here, ripping the seat out of his tight-fitting pants on open- ing night. But don't get the impression that Elvis is a lean kid any more. His sequin-adorned trousers are a full cut, but he still can gyrate those 40-plus year-old hips and t.he women still adore him. When Elvis appeared, the WOl?\en went wild. "!C's scary everytime I come out here. I'm not kiddin ·," said the King of Rock and Roll before he slammed into a full 100 minutes of show. Like a 1956 Chevy Nomad, Elvis is vintage after more than two decades as a star -a classic showman. F,....p~AJ JOBS ... .. Retail es~ablishments added 2,800 workers as deoar tment stores geared up for the Christmas season, severaJ new restaurants opened and a new $6.3 million s hopping center opened in Laguna Hills, .. the re port said. The second largest gain was an government, where employment rose 2,000 between October and Non•m ber, as public schools completed st affing for lhe fall term and feder al and local gov· e rnment s h owed s m all in- creases, the report said. Employment in service in- dustries , In cluding medical services, hotels, r<'creation, and repair services, edged a.head by 100 last month to 118,600, EDD of- ficials reported. Manufacturing JObs dropped hy 500 workers lo 157,100. the re- port said, construction lost 100 workers and agricultural workers dropped by 200. There were squeals as scores of women surged close to the stage in hopes of getting one of the scarves Elvis wears around his neck, or perhaps akjss. The scarf ritual is one or the cornerstones or the show, as fans give Elvis pictures, stuHed animals and other presents in re- turn for gaily colored scarves he has worn briefl y around his neck or has used to wipe his profu~ely perspiring brow. From "Jail !louse Rock" to his latest release, "I'm So Hurt," Elvis showed that he hasn't lost a ny of the vocal power and charisma that has made him a main Las Vegas attraction for years. Kin · 'Drunk' Ford's Half Brother Die s LEBANON. Tenn. <AP) -President Ford's half brother was legally drunk when he was killed in a traffic accident Thursday, state officials say. Leslie Henry King, 53. a Cookeville, Tenn.: lire dealer, was driving the wrong way on Interstate 40 when his car collided head-on with a tractor-trailer loaded with pipe, authorities said. A r outine test by the Teru)essee Highway Patrol showed King's blood contained 0.14 percent alcohol, said Jim Henderson, state Safety Department in- formation director. Under Tennessee law, a reading of 0.10 is consid ered legally intoxicated. Henderson saJd there were 12 t1fths of wine and Ii· quor in the c r and an empty half-pint of scotch whisky on the oor. Hoag, Santa Ana 2 Local Hospitals Face Scan Fines Hoag Mem orial Hospital in Newport Beach and Santa Ana· Tustin Community Hospital are among 12 California hospitals rac10g fines of up to $2 ,500 because they allegedly began us- ing or installing body scanners without permission from the State Department of Health, stale officials say. Sharon Sinclair, a spokesman for Hoag, said today hospital of- ficials have not heard officially from the state regarding the scanner that was installed in the Newport Beach facility in Sep- tem ber or this year. "We can't possibly comment until we know what it is that the state people are investigating," she said. According lo Steve Burton, a department o f health attorney. the 12 hospitals are under in- vestigation for violation of a law that took effect Sent. 9. Th a t m e a s u-r c r e q u i r e s hospitals lo obtain permission from the state department before making alter ations or buying equipment costing more than $150,000 Body sc anners, x -ray machines used in place of ex· ploratory surgery. cost bet ween S450,000 a nd $700.000, s~11d another department spokesman, Bob Nance. Anxious ltlo.Mmt OffiCei-'s Son Not Hostage Dy ROBERT BARKER QlllM D•ll' .. u .. '"" An off-duty Los Angeles police - orncer suffered a momentary fright today when o Westminster suspect allegedly told him bia son was being held hostage. The officer, Joe Bustus, lives in Westminster· and works the 4 p.m. to midnight shift in Los Angeles. He was awakened early today by his wife, who said somebody was shooting at their son, Joseph, 7, who was walking to Westmont School with other neighborhood children. Officer Bustus said he ran down the street to a house near where the suspect. Terry Wayne Hamby, was holed up Bustus telephoned the suspect and said he was told by ltamby tt)at h as son was bemg 'held hostage. F ro. Pag~ A J AIRPORT • • will have to muster at least four votes to win. Delino explained the com- mission is composed or seven members, two from local ·airports, two appointed by the Orange County League of Cities and a seven th appointed by the other six. Members are Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal, Cypress Ci- t y Councilm a n Don Hudson, Newport Beach d entist Thomas Doan, Newport Beach attorney Donald Killian, businessman 1-~erman Beaverburg, Fullerton rurport manager Bnan Douglas and Orange County airport manager Bob Bresnahan. The commission operates with a $2,000 annual grant from supervisors and bas three employes paid under the federal Comprehensive Employment and Trammg Act <CETAI. Mandel Jury. Bribe Hinted WASHINGTON <AP > -A. Baltimore businessman has been secretly arrested and jailed on a charge or obstructing justice in· connection with an alleged at- tempt to bribe a juror in the. political corru ption trial of Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel, the Washi ngton Post has re- ported. Oscar Sislen, 56, or Bethesda, Md., was replaced as a1urormthe 2 1 2-month-old t r ial. U .S . District Court Judge John H. Prall said Sislen had to step down because of a respiratory ailment. Reports had surfaced that Sis- len had been o ffered a $10,000 bribe to hold out for acquittal of Mandel and his four codefen- dants. Van, Coins Taken LOS ANGELES <AP ) -Police say a city van carrying $4,200 in coins co.Jlected from parking meters has been stolen. The yellow van, with the city's ~cal on· its sides, was parked on Westwood B~levard in West Los Angeles wti1le two collection teams checked meters Thurs- day. When they returned, the truck was gone T h e Los AnReles omcer, however, checked wllb Woat- monl School and learned that hls ch.lid and the other neighborhood children had all arrtvedaafely. "J hud some bad th ouabts for a while," Bustus s aid. Capt. Don. Saviors, operations commander on the scene, said he did not say shots wereJired al tho children but there were shots fired at the time they were going to school. At about 11: 10 a.m . Police heard Hamby screaming from the home, but they couldn't tell what he was saying. Woody Chaddick, assistant superintendent of the Ocean View School District, said pro- nsaons have been made to keep the children at the Westmont School until the situation has stabilized. The school, located at 8251 Heil Ave . is four blocks from Bam- by 's house. He said that food would be brought in for the children at lunch and they will be kept in- doors. There are contingency plans to keep the children in school over- njghl if the situation remains un- changed, Chaddick said. He noted that. at the height oC the siege, parents were unable to get through the neighborhood lo reach their children at the school. * * *' Fro.Page A l HOSTAGE. • • tensive posi\ions. "Gel out of here!•· one of them cried. A second youlh n ear the police standoff said at. least two bullets s mashed into a parked van in front or the residence under siege by lawmen. Fro.PageAJ SPARED •.• discovered later in the day. The dogs , cats and other warm-blooded animals were evacuated from the store by a couple on the way home from work at a local coffee shop, Miss Burd said. "They were r eally fantastic," she said. "They gaved the day.•• The creatures were put into a nimal control truc ks for safekeeping until they could be tr ansported lo the homes of sever al employes, including Miss Burd . And as for survivaJ of the fish in 30 large shop aquariums, Miss Burd said "thal was really amazing." The air compressor u.c;ed to aerate the water is on the roof and had to be shut down for several hours because it was pumping s moke from the fire in- to the tanks. "We didn't lose any or them," said the shop cmploye. A spokesman for the Alex· ander Haagen Development Company, which built the shop- ping center, said its leasing office will be installed in a trailer due to beset up today. Insurance was expected to cov· er some or the loss, but each te- -nant carries his own coverage, in addition to a broad coverage policy earned by the owners, ac- cording to Miss Burd. The last c hance for Laguna area residents lo receive free Ou shots locally will be from noon untJI 4 pm. Monday and Ott. 13 at the La~una Re<Jch Pree Clm1c, 4600cean Avenue. Finance, insurance and reaJ estate firms added 200 employes, the report said. 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MUwauldf, Ore., on ntunday Hked u.s. Supreme Court JU1tJce Byron R . White, the Utah· Supreme Court and • •tate dfl· - . trict court t.o Intervene in the ,cue. Fro• Page A J VANCE ( •• : Case said he and Vance are Jong-time friends and former law partners. "I am sure he will carry out the duties or his enormously responsi- ble position with dedication and great competence," the senator said. In other developments: -Carter said today he will send an informal message to Moscow "expressing my reciprocal com· mitment" to pea ceful rela- tionships and to nuclear disarma- ment. He said hls new Democratic ad- m in i at r all o n wlll move aggreulvely for arms control agreement and then begin efforts for a more comprehensive U.S.- Sovlcl commitment to reduce the level ol nweJear armaments. -caJter, aaylnc he has chati.ttd bis mind about standby wage and price controls, aaid ~ day be has no lntenUoo o! askJna · for wqe·Ptlce authority even on u landby buls. He m1de the comment 1n an · N'BC·'tV "Tod'U'" sbow Interview while ex,Prentna dlaappofntment at the 8 to 7 percent price bikes jlOlted by m -.tor 1ttiel companla .• Near the entrance. inside our store. Is a giant new map. We are in the process of identifying all of the homes we have carpeted since 1965 on this map wllh colored pins. (A different color for each year.) Close scrutiny will detect some interesting facts: firstly, we have carpeted homes on virtually every street in the area. Secondlv. the oins are In bunches. Indicating WORD-OF-MOUTH advertising. Thirdly, the number of homes we have carpeted is staggering. If you desire h onest)I, experience. and recommendations from neighbors we have worked for. then Alden's Is THE PLACE! DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• • ·installation· custom draperies linoleum• wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUC • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 926'7 • PHONE 646·"4838 -646-2 3.SS