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Home My WebLink About1976-12-16 - Orange Coast Pilot.. • 'She Consented to It ' • • • • , Scudder Scion 3 Men Mord red Says· .De Gave Mysteriously FalSe Re ,· ~ ~"' ,, •.~DAILY PILOT * * *. 10< *. * * . -~ . . ' ~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 16, 1976 VOl n NO Ut. 4 SE CTIO.,S, •O PAGES Rape Tria l • <ll Doctor Weeps Over Affair j l By TOM BARLEY 01 t!M 0•111 Ptlo4 Sl•ff Weeping on the witnt'ss stand, ' Dr. Ross Todd McClure ad- mitled. to an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wed nesday that he had sexual in- tercourse with a youn~ wom<en patient in his South Laguna of· fice Jan 7 patient never obJected to his in· l'reasing sexual advances during a series of visits that ended J an 7 when he admitted that he had s exual intercourse with the pa· Uent. "l was attracted to Mi ss G -... he ad malled. ''I knew by then that s he wanted something more from ml' than just physiotherapy." But the 55-year·old physician repeatedly denied during hi s testimony that th<.'rC' was CH'r any question of has forcing has attentions on a woman who later • told sheriff's offlc<'rct that he raped hl'r whll<' s h e:' was drugged nnd unable to resa-.t "She wt>nt out of hl•r way to entice me." the w1tnec;s s aid, fighting back his tears 'Tm nol proud of what I dad but shl' con· sented to it. 1 dad nothing that she didn't agree to " Or McClure was asked by de- fense attorney Leonard Mc8nde why he became sexually in. volved with the 22-year-old pa tient in the light of his happy marriage and a 30-year career in medicine. Struggling to control his voice, the witness r eplied: "I think it was symptomatic of my age. I know I have made a terrible. a very serious error." DT. McClure testiJied that hi s Coast Weather Fair weather to continue through Friday with highs in the mid 70s, l ows generally in the 40s. INSIDE T ODAY Prolf1'"'1n0l theol~ on tlMt Orong1 Coort mode hn· preufw .tridea durtng 1914. Entertainment editor Tom TU111 review• th1 11eor m the firlt of ffv. lntermt...fton col- umn• recapping the local theotn tcflrte on Page C4. I ndex "She was alwliys immaculate· ly dressed," he told McBride. He testified that on the mght they had sexual intercourse. his patient wore "a beautiful hlue leis ure suit " and ''looked like a model 1n Vogue maJ?azanc" Dr. McClure told th~hat the m~ica l r eason for his Pl!· t1ent's last two v1s1lS to hi s offi ce was for treatment to a back m- JUTY that she suffcn-d m a fall at her Da na Poi nt apartment bu1ld- mg. He said he had previously treated her for "female com· plaints" -problems with the side effects of her birth control pills. The doctor testified that he could detect no signs of bruises or discoloration on the patient 's body at any time and that the X· rays he took of her back were negative. "l was puzzled," he said. Dr. McClure testified that he realized sex with his patient became a possibility when he fondled her breasts on the ex- amining table and encountered no opposili.on. Dr. McClure testified that he administered a normal injtttion of Valium, a tranquilizing drug, at each visit and that the d~g did nothing more than relax his patient. The patient. however, testilied (See DOCTOR, Page A2) GUNMEN STE.4L ' KING'S SWORD PARIS (AP) -Three masked gunmen climbed a scaffold out· side the Louvre early today_., . broke through a window and n~ with the diamond-encrusted, • 152-year-old dress sword of King CharlesX, museumofficialsaald. The scaflolding was alongside the museum for repalr work. Of· ficials said the thieves beat two museum guards with clubs and pistol butts when they broke ln about •: 15 a.m . buL that a t.&Jrd guard escaped and called tor hel~ ort In Paramo-t .... , .. ... ore ln2n Win t er s~ene . .......... ,, ' • • _._nt1ca o se Rentoved~ FrolllCell In .Conia SALTLAKE CITY <AP) l'on· victed killer Gary Gilmorl' was rushed to a hos pital today in. a coma from what a hospital spokesman said appeared to b<' a drug overdose. His condition was described as critical. It was the second time Gilmore, who has been sentenced to die Jan. 17, bas been taken from the prison to the University Medical ·Center for treatment. The first time, one month ago today, was in an apparc•ntsuic1de pact with his g1rlfnend. He took drugs on that occasion. "It appears to be an ingrst1n11 or drugs." said John Keahey, hos pital s pokesman, afte r Gilmore arrived at the medical center. Gilmore s ays he would rc.thcr AP w1n~to be executed quickly for murdt·r- ing a motel clerk in a robbery than Ronald Iverson and son, Greg, 3, don't lel snow get in the way of feeding stock on their Petersburg, N.D .. farm from a horse-drawn cart. As Chris tmas ap- proaches, this is how a December day looks in their part of the U.S. Meanwhile. far removed from snow and the heavy clothing that goes with it, Orange Coast residents bask in 70 to 80-degree weather. to spend more time in prison. Ho was angry Wednesday when aclis· lrict judge delayed h1s t>xecution until Jan. 17 ti> comply with st ale law. Gilmore's lawyer said carliPl" today he was considerin~ court action to prevent his rliC'nt from Potato Chip Heir's RepOrt Partly false By KATHY CLANCY Ofllle D•lly PllelS~ff Potato chip heir John Scudder testifie d in Orange County Superior Coutrt Wednesday that · he 1ave Huntington Beach police some untrue information the night he escaped from his alleged kidnapers. "I was wound up Ught as a clock," the 64·year-old Balboa Island resident said. "I told them a lot of thlnp tbat wen~ true, Jlmowµiat." · Scudder said, for example, be told police he believed the al· legW kidnap-extort.loo plot was planned by people he suspected of st.eallni from bl.I son's am- bulance firm, not the two Rlen now on trial for the alleged crime. WllUam Rudy Wesson, 44, of Tustin, and hia brother-in-law RJckJ Dale Sellers, 21, of Long Beach, are beln1 tried on charges that they kldnaped Scud· der Au1. lt from a Huntinston Beach dentist's office partctna lot. I Scudd ~r , however, b aa testified that he faked a heart at· tack and escaped before a $250,000 ransom w as paid. Defens e attorney Michael Qu11ley Wednesday hammered away at Scudder's earlier court testimony and statements given to police. But as he sought for Daws and d.iscrepancie1, Scudder stuck to his version ot what happened. Scudder said he and Wesson had m~t about seven times from May until the day of the Aug. 19 alleged kidnaping. • · He explalned that Wesson, who he d escribed as a long-time friend, was helping work out some lease arrangements con- cerning his son '1 financially· troubled ambulance firm. · Scudder tesWled that Wesson also had uked to borrow money from him, $1,000 to hire an at· tomer and '9,000 to pay to the In- tern a Re~nue Service. But Scudder said he not only dJd not give Wesson any money but told Wesson he could use ~meuah htmself. (Sff HEIR, Pag~ A!) ' 3MenSlwt To Death in Parked Auto · being kept In a stripped-down <"<.'II. Authorities at the Utah Slate Prison could not be reached in Immediate ly regarding how Gilmore might have obtained drugs for a second overdose. Special precautions had been taken, including barring all vis· itors from direct access to PARAMOUNT (AP) -1brl ee ~~~:!~tt~~~t~esult of the first men were shot to de_llth ear Y to-_ ln th•t atlem pt, Gilmore took day when three_ai.bcr ~ lP-an estimated 10 to 20 sleeping proached their car· 800 9i>ened pills. Authorities have not said fire with hand.funs, Loe An1eles where they believed Gilmore got County sheriff s deputies said. those drugs, but speculation has ~o motive was known, de. centered on whether they were puliessald. smu~.i;I ed t o him b y hi s The three dead men. whose identities are beiq withheld <See GILMORE, Page A2l pendinc notificaUoo ~ next or kin, had just eotten elf work at the Raya) Marine Com.l>IDY, a macblne abop, about 12:'5 a.m .• deputies said. They 1ot into a car parked on a street near the company when the three killers approached the ca{ from the driver's side and opened fire. All three were killed ihstantly. USSR Tests Due MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union plans a new series of rocket t es t s i nt o th e northwestern Pacific Ocean from Dec. 20·30. the official news agency Tass said today. HE'S LEAPING FOR. :JOV OVER THE Gll=T VOU'R.E G eTTf NG ME .' ONL'I 8 OA'IS. MORE.' 12-/(p c ... C> ,,,,. •••,etO"'tt•"'•••v•• · •r•·c.•t• '"'t f A2 DAIL"( PILOT s Thursday December 16. 1978 ·Carter Picks Young AsU.N. ~sad or P_f.AINS ,.Ga. (AP) - President-elect Carter is naming Rep. Andrew Young lo be U.S. ambassador to the United Na- tions and Charles L. Schultze lo be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. informed sources said today. Sources in the Carter camp also said Joseph A. Califano, •s. is the top candidate to head the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare. As chief domestic policy adviser to Presi- dent Johnson, Califano was the princ!!lal architect of the. C:reat Society programs, many ofwh;ich are administered by HEW. Carter also ls believed close to choosing Rep. Robert Bergland <D·Minn.), to be secretary of Agriculture. Carter was expected to an· nounce the appointments or Young and Schultze al a news conference today. Man Stabbe~ In Assault SAN DI EGO (AP) Fro m his hotel r oom, Royce Nolen Crain or SunJand s aw a man beating up another. lie ran to help, but lhe assailant pulled a knife and stabbed Crain in the chest. Crain, 48, died two hours later in a hospital We<lnes· day night. The assailant escuped. Def ensf!! Plea Tape Of 'Rape' Goes to Jury? The defense was expeded to nsk Judge Kenneth E. Lae today to allow the jury to Listen to a lap~ recording that allegedly contains comments made by Or. Ross Todd McClure and his woman pa- tient during sexual activity at the phy!>ician'sorhccJW1 7 Police refused to idenllfy . the beating victim, snyin~ be will be their witness. *· * * Fro.Page Al L>efeni;e attornt'y Leonurit McBride claimed Wednesday that the tape will strengthen his aq~umenl that what happened_ irl the South Laguna office was with the complete consent of his client's patient. Saudi Sheik ;Leaves Oil Price Talks The San Fra,ncisco Examiner also reported today that Carter ' will nominate Zbi&niew Brzezinski as bis national securl- t y affairs adviser. The newspaper said Carter notified the 48-year-old native or Poland of the nomination Wednesday DOCTOR WEEPS • • • Dr. McClure testified out ot the presence of lhc jury Wednesday that he switched on lhe tape at a lime when he "began to feel un- easy about the situation . .... I felt it was getting out of hand " he said. "I had become \'cry 'involved al that point so I switched on the tape recorder." DOHA, Qatar (AP) -Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Sheik 1 'Ahmed Zaki Yamani, abruptly left the ministerial conference of the Organiz:itaon of Petroleum Exporting Countries today after other OPEC members rejected his call for a six-month freeze on the price of oil . 1 The United Arab Emirates mini s ter d eclared after 'Yamani's departure that t~ere is 'I a deadlock on prices and ' a real danger" to the unity of the oal ~cartel. . 1 Yamani. whose country 1s 1 OPEC's largest producer. told ~reporters he was flying back to Saudi Arabia. He refused to say 1 whether he would return. It was believed Yam:mi was returning to consult with King Khaled. One conference source srud the delegate heard Khaled was in touch with Shah Moham- mad Reza Pahlavi of Iran, who has called for a 15 percent hike in the base price of Sll.51 a barrel for crude oil. Mana Saeed Otciba, oil minis tu of the United Arab Emirates. said all OPEC de- legates exct'pt those of Saudi Arabia and his country called for 'price increases of more than 10 percent at their session. He said ·this was unacceptabll! to Saudi Arabia and his country. "If the other members agree to rajse their prices higher than 10 percent, then we wall consult with Saudi Arabia and decide among ourselves what to do. l am not saying OPEC will break up, but there is a real danger of reaching ~ t hat stage '· lie 10d1cated to n1:wsm en, however. that he behev<'d Saudi Arabia would be willing lo accept an increase of le:.!> than 10 per· cenl An Iranian delegate also :said he believed the "at- mospher e of the confert>nce" would lead to an increase of Iese; than 10 perct>nl Oteiba ~a id he belie vect 'i amani left to consult with his government and would not re· turn here I le said he also may lea\'e for home after this even in1(s Sl'S:.lon. When the t'\ e ning session started . Saudi Arabia was represented by Abdul Anlz aJ. Turk1, ml undt•r:.ecretary ~Hare Krislma Santas Held CllARl.FSTO"l. W \'a <AP > Wher1• s vn11r reindeer., .. people bn thf' · !lldewaJk jeered ~hC'n three Hare Krishna Santa ClausC's "ere Jed away by police art,•r refusing to gave the Salva- tion 1\rmy S25 ijley had collecled. A Charleston Municipal Court hr,anng was planned today for Uw three 11ecl members accused or panhandling. a misdemeanor. Charles Link. Jeffrey Long and Jlo bert H amilton , all of Cleveland, said they had been go- ing from city to city seeking con- • tribulions for the International Society for Krishna Conscious-' ness. O"ANOE COAST ' DAILY PILOT ~:.~:t.~~,r~-~ur, ~~::!!:~:!~:';. tH-t Pvfliit'"'~"" Cit"'° .. ,.._. S.Mf_., tdtt~ ''• =~·-::-=~~,~~':':,?.:\,.::;:· .. ~,~ tall'\ Velhty. ,,.,.,,,_ S•••"MU. V•l~v •"Mt \_~ .. 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Andrew Young FrmR Page A I HEIR ..• Scudder s a id that kind of response, which indicated he was short of money. 1s a standard answer he gives. ... That is standard." Scudder said. "I have had to use that because we have phonies down there a dime a dozen." lie also t estified about telling Wesson of hls d i:.satisfaction with the post office department on taking action on some checks allegedly stolen from his son's post office box. He said Wesson told ham he would have to be "knocked off'' before anyone would ta.kc any ac- tion. But when Quigley questioned him further, Scudder denied tha} the conversation ever turned to kidnaping or Scudder·s possible dis appearing for a few days. "No, it did not dnft anlo kid- naping or disappearing for a few day-;," Scudder testified. Solon Asking LA County mght. · . Brzezinski, a Columbia University professor a.ad a foreign policy adviser lo Carter. CARTER PRO.POSAL • EXTENDS CLEMENCY-A4 was a member of the policy plan- ning committee of the Slate Department under Dean Rusk. Meanwhile, Mayor Coleman Young or Detroit said he turned down an offer from Carter to be secretal°'y of Housing and Urban Development, and Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angele~ said he also wall not take a post in the Carter government. Young said being mayor of Detroit would be more of a challenge than being Housing secretary. Bradley srud he was inv ited to discuss a possible Cabinet appointm.fnt with Carter. but rejected th'-"verture. Bradley 1s expected to seek re- election in 1977. Young, a Georgia Democrat, will be the firs t black named to a high-ranking post in the Ctrter administration. The U.N. am- bassadorship is considered lo be Cabinet-level. Young, 44, was a strong Carter supporter during Lhe primary election camp:iign and was viewed as helpful in putting tbgether Carter's huge majority amonc black "vote rs in t he general election. He won re- election to his third House term last month and previously in· dicated some reluct~ce to leave Congress for the U. N. post. Schultze, 52, has described himself as an economic liber al. lie served as budget director from 1965 to 1967 in the Johnson administration. Since 1968, he has been a fellow at the Brook- ings Institution, a think tank here. The Council or Economic Ad· visers is a three-member panel that advises the President on a broad range of economic policy issues and forecasts economic trends. In the past, the person serving as chairman has been one of the president's top two or three economic advisers. earlier that she "became a vegetable•• under the influence of the drug and was powerless lo resist Dr. McClure Dr. McClure testified that his partner al one point in the act of sexual intercourse rever~d their roles on the examining ta- ble when s he realized that he was not. having the kind of suc- cess that he had hoped for. "She played a very active role Peasant Trek _Fails to Start LOS MOClllS. Mexico (AP> - A I,OOO·mile trek lO Mexico City by protesting peasants failed to start here as scheduled 'Wednes- day. It was thought the organizers might have chosen a difrerent as- sembly paint. The leaders were reported to be in Culiacan, the Sinaloa :.talc capital 120 miles south of Los Moc his. The combination march and bus caravan was planned to press for such demands as a reduction in the amount of irrigated land an individual may legally OW!l, a grant of a minimum 25 acres of ir· rigated land to each peasarit and an immediate decision on ~.000 pending peasant requests for land inSinaloa state. throughout,'' be srud. "She told me she enjoyed it. and she pro- mptly agreed when I first sug· gcsted that "!le have sex._" An.d he flatly reJecled the v1ct1m :. denial that she did not ex perienee an orgasm during their encounter. He quoted the patient as tell- ing him when he suggested sci. ual intercourse: "Okay. 1( ) ou think it will help my back." Dr. Mcqure told the jury hl' experienced a "leldo~" at the height of their sexual encounter when his patient told him: "I've really got to go I have a dinner engagement with some girl friends and we're going lo a Mexican restaurant for some tacos.'' He testified that they bolh dressed and that she then left the office after he wished her a pleasant evening and a good din- ner at the Mexican restaurant I le said they agreed that she should return to his office on lhc following Friday. Dr. McClure told the jury he was "thunderstruck" later that evening when LagWla Beach at- torney John Knowles telephoned to tell him that his patient had gone to South Coast Community Hospital and had filed a rape complaint with sheriff's officers. "I couldn't believe it." he srud. "I was having a cocktail at home with my wife and I simply couldn't believe it." QUALITY TELEVISION Dl•puly 1>1str1ct Attorney Maurice Ev:rns said lale Wednes- d j y that he may obJeCt to in- 1 roduction of ta pt• recorded evidence because of his doubts a bout ils authenticity and in the absence of proof that the record- ing has nol been edited. The J>re>i.ccu t1on took the ta1}e from tht.• tourlroom with him Wedncsd;iy 111ght ror a private hcannl{ tu enable him lo dc•cide if he would renew has object'ions to its introduction to the Jury today. Living Yule Trees Urged / The Environmental Coalition or Oranftt' County 1s encouraging local res 1dt'nls to buy live Christmas trees to be planted m city parks after the holidays. The non·profit organizatipn is working in conjunction with city parks departments and local nurseries to reuse the Christmas trt>es . :.aid Al Thomas, coalition president. For more information, call the coalition office. 836-4314, or local city parks departments. l',...PageAJ SupportAPCD GILMORE LOS ANUELES CAP> -A state legislator is trying lo force the Los Angeles coWlty board oC supervisors to provide operating money for the new Southern California Air Pollution Control . • • girlfriend, Nicole Barrett. BUY ONE OF THESE - District. Jerry Lewis. a Republican as- semblyman from Redlands, a s·k e Ci. Alty . Gen. Eve 11 e Younger Wednesday to seek a court order requiring the county comply with legislation setting uo the lOUr·COUnl v <UStnCl. The SCA PCD will go into full opcralitm f''eb . 1. but Los An~~k>s supervisors have votl'd a~aan:.t approving $2.3 m11l1on as the county's share of the' budget. Commissioners claimed the county didn 'l have enough representation on th!:? SCA PCD board Lewis s111<1 the board ·s actions go against ~late law. Parefe Derafed E. Howard Hunt's Christmas wish for freedom was denied today by the U.S. Parole Commission. The panel postponed action on his first parole request for one month. She visited him daily prior to the Nov. 16 suicide attempt, and also took an overdose or drugs herself the same day. Gilmore wrus returned to the prison from the hospital after two days. and Mrs. Barrett was committed to a mental hospital. Her condition has never been publicly released. Prison officials confined Gilmore to the bare cell for 15 of the 32 days before the Jan. 17 ex- ecution '1ate. saying he broke prison rule!t. Gilmore com- plained to a judge during resen- tencing Wednesday that his prj vileges were being taken away. . t d The 36-year-old conv1c e killer vowed to renew his bid for fr eedom under a legal technicality. while his mother and capital puni_shment fo~s awaited court rulings on their effort! to stop t he execution. '"fell them to give me libe rty or give me death," Gilmore told his attorneys Wed· nesday shortly after 4th District Court Judge J. Robert Bullock set the new date over his pro- tests. As Gilmore, handcuffed, s hac kled a n d wearing red, while and blue tennis shoes, was led from the crowded Provo courtroom, a reporter uked whether be bad a m assage ror Mrs. Barrett, hls 20-year-oltl girlfriend. "I love her more than Ji{e Itself," Gilmore responded. • Earlier , in the courtroom, he told Bullock : "Monday is w h at 1 want. I would like to see my mom. possibly see Nicole and my re- latives." Wh en Bullock r e fused . Gllmore told hlm: "You simply don't have the guts .. You're a moral coward. You have put me lbrough cru~l pwilshment. ·' Widow Sues Diego SAN DI EGO CAP) -Th<." widow of a 28-year~ld man •hot to death by pollce Sept. 8 has filed a $10 million claim against the clly. • AC/DC PORTABLE w1t11 Detachable Sunsh1eld ) .I .. Ot •hf"'I' ' I 1 ~· .i·, ,,,\11 '-1 1 \/ltf ,, , • ) l'V ,.111~• I ~11 ' •I 1 JI' 111• ~At. 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December US, 19'7e DAILY PILOT tl.J Tipsy COps Show Drinking's .Effeet The Huntinston Beach Police Departroent is senc:l.Lng a few o! its finest to get roaring drunk at the Uons Club meeting toni&ht but it's all part of tbe program and someone else will drive home." A broad spectrum of communi- t y leaders and various social !>er vice club and charitable or- ganization members has been in· vited to the 6:30 p.m. Sheraton Deach Inn soiree. "No ... , the general public_ isn't invited p er se ." siys (;apt Grover Payne, of the pohee dt• partment's un1Corrned patrol division. ''We d on 't want to embarrass the men," he ex11la111ed. Several policemen and layman volunteers nurnbt•ring nine in all will start elbow-bending w~ll before the 6 • 30 11 m dinner and panel prt!sentation 1m ali'<1hol iConsumption und its mynJd co11 6e<iurnce~. "We're going to start tht'm ofl about 4 o'clock and we hope to get some of them up to a .10 blood :ilcohol le vt-1 to demonstrat e leaal d runkenness for those pre- :tl'nl," i.ay:. Cuploin Payne He pointed out roany cititens actually don 't k now. or rarely en- counter situations 111 which other individuals are legally drunk by California Vehicle Code or Penal Code guidelines. The dt!mo ns tration ~roup which wall perform for tht' I.ions Club Alt·uhol Workshop nod its four speakt>rs m cludes C'uptain Payne, who c hucklingly con- fessed he too will hoist a few as a human audiovisual aid. Speaker!> addres!>mg va.nous aspects of alcohol w.e i.n the pro· gram geared for the holidays, when public li<1uor consumphon generally rise:., include four specialist• in their areas or en· torcement. Police Officer S teve Brinkerhof will d iscuss drunken driver obser vul1on and a p prehwision practices. Police Department Cnminal1!>t Ken Goddard, u laboratory l'X pert. wtll discuss chC'mical and technical aspects of lnveshgat1on where alcohol is an obvious or suspected factor. '\ West Orange COWlty JudiciaJ District Court Jud&e Phil Petty will speak to the combined com· munity group on legal aspects of alcohol use and abu.se. The group will hear Dr. W.H. "Bill'' Holly, a chemist with Id· vllltced training from UC lrvlne, rt-presenting the Alco holism Cou.ncil of Orange County. Oeputy District Attorney Dave Bridgeman will also discuss legal aspects of alcohol use and abuse, as a representative ol the department that prosecute~ many alcohol-related offenses. Drlvlnt simulators ·which show a person's ability to operate a motor vehicle under v1&ryln1i1 degl'ffS of intoxlcatJon wlU be loaned by the Huntington Beach l1nlon Hitch Sehool Di.strict to test the nino volunteers alter their period of drinking. Such presentations are oftfn viewed humoro usly, Captain Payne conceded, but in such a setUng they are highly educa lion al. Fa~ Wins Thoroughbred ·nates 'Good and Mad' Revenue Doctor Chases Increase • A~med Bandits Exp~cted By STEVE MITCHELL By ANNE COOPER Ot l~t O••ly Piiot Sl•fl Tht.> s tickup of an elderly doc- t or 's offi ce 1n San .Juan Capistrano may have seemed like a good idea at the time, but two gunmen d1scov('red that 1t d1 dn 't pay to rnghtcn the doctor's wh1ll'·haired secretary. Or Paul Esslinger chased the two men on the run for more than three miles Monday because he !>aJd they'd made him angry by frightening his secretary. "J was good and mad.·· the doctor said. ··it ·s a temble thing wtien punks hkc that can shove c.i gun in a wom a n's face and scare her nearly to death." The incident, which ended with the arrest or one of the gunmen, began late Monday afternoon when the pair, adorned with ski masks, walked into the doctor's orfice on Camino Capistrano JUSl south oft.he mission. The two men puijed out .their guns. The one patien"t in the wail· in,:: room spoke up, but a gun thrust in her face silenced her. Dr. Esslinger 's secreatary • handed over about $500 in cash and the two men ran out of the of · fice. As soon ::is they were through the door, screams of his ternfied ~ secretary brought the elderly doctor l"UQning, and he took ofr ' after the bandits. Dr Esslinger. who has prac tlced medicine in San Juan for about 40 years, but won"l tt>ll h1~ age. said he was a bout SO yard.; behind the m en. "I was hot art('r them," ht- .., s::i1d. "but my obJc<:t was to ket'p them in view. so 1 could identify them. They had guns. so I d1dn;t want to get too close. I figured at 50 yards they couldn't. hit the broad side or a barn ... Tell It To What Judge? SPARKS. Nev <AP> - When John M ornson ap· pc•ar~ 10 Municipal Court hne nn ~1 rhur~l' of using 11 b s r <' n 1• I a n ~ u a g l' in pubhr. the u~ua l Judge wont hf';ir th1• CJSC ThC' u~ual JUd li(C' is Mor- rison. ThC' charge strms from "" O ctobe r d1~putC' between Judi::<' Mnrnson and Richard Goza. 24, n .. .-rvict• station attt•nd.mt. Each m ndc a citizen s ar· rest on the other, charging puhllc use o r obscene language. l.oza pl cad<'d guilty In Morrison's court and was fined $100 by anotht'r judge who heard ~he case because of Morriso1;1·11 in· vol vcni ent. ' Of tho D•1ly Polol St.Ill Tht-California Horse Racing Board has awJrtlcd 14 days of thor oughbred rucrng 11l Los Alamitos R ace Course to the OrangeC'ounty !-~ai r Board. The decision could m ean an additional S96,000 to $300,000 m revenues to the Costa Mesa based fair. The action came at the end of a day long hearing in Santa Ana Cl· ty council chambers Wedne!>day where the three-member slate panel heard ar g uments from Southern California horse racing interests against the race dates as well as arguments from pro· ponents. The unanimous vote, which came as a surprise to fair board officials. had several conditions attached to it. Those conditions , offered hy two new commissioners on tht· c racmJt pan<'I. mrludr· The hcensl' for ract• datt's ht• D I Pll t• edicated on 1 ~view of the fai1 " Al y o ~tiff Pr • • CHASED BANDITS declaration of negative impact Physician Esslinger f?r the 13-acre temporary fair site on the parking lot at Los Alamitos Race Counie. Dr Esshng<'r ~aid he followed the men frQm his office t1> a grove of pepper trees a hlock behind his offlct-. adja<:C'nt to the an Diego Freeway. The thieves ""ere heading across the freeway. so Ur Essl mger hailed a nde w1Lh a young driver and foUowed the men cast along Ortega Highway "One or the m en was wearing a bright blue !>WC'atshirt, ""h1ch made it easy to follo\.I. him.·· tht• doctor s aid East of the frcrway, the mt•n. who had removed the ir ski masks . h<'aded up a hill toward the old c:e m<'tery. Dr. Esshngcr said he got out of the c ar and followed them uphill, scrambling IJ\'Pr a six foot frncc at orw point Whcn lhf' m1•11 nos!><.'<! Ortega Jhgh\.\ S\. hc>uding !>OUlh, tnt• dO<:· tor was JtlHH'd hy :.1 sheriff's de· puty. jnd tugt>tlll'r lht'Y scouted a dry river bed, "'h<•n· thl' sui.pccts were hiding 111 h<•;ivy un· derbrush. Tht' bright blu1• <.hirt gavl' one man away, :.ind lw "''•' t.1ken mtCI eustoov f1>r 11u ..... 111m1ng Later. of'f1r1·r' found thl· m.1:-k!> :ind J i:un an tht· P•'Pfll'r grm 1· twhmd lhedoctor·., uff11·1· I.I Sim M1ddll'lnn .... u<l the sheriff's depart rn1·11t h,.., .a ~U'> J>('ct. but nu d1.11 lo:l'' h;I\ t• b1•1•n r11cd Or Es:..l1n r rr ':lid ht' calcul:ite:-lh:at ht• r.111 .1h1111t three miles. and hi! tlcd.u <'d w1lh some prad1• ttwt h1• w:i-. .1 lot lc-;s winded at llw end or tht• rha:..I' than the 17 ye Jr old !>U'>PCCt "1 JUSt kept a grnng." hc :-ard "I stay !11 l 111•vt•r sm11k1• or drink. I nnl~ <'at on,. mf'al a day and I work h;1rd I grt llUl tlll'r" with a p11.:k and !>ht1Vl'I •Inn g('l my t•xere1se. "Actually, I had fundom~ it. lt rcminclf"d me of hunling pheasant.·· -That the state's Food and 1\~riculture Dep;irtment view the Los Alam1tos·based fall fair as a fair, "and not Just a carnival put up as an e"xcuse for race dates," said Gray Davis. recent appointee to the board by Gov. Brown. Although he didn·t include it as a condition, Davis added that thC' race dates would not nect-ssarily be automatic every year after fair racing next Nov. 8to21. "I want the record to show that next year, if I'm still on the horse rac;ing board, I may vote against another year of Otange County Fair race dates." On those conditions. Davis' motion was given the n~ by Comm i ssion C h airm an Y. Charles Soda and Nathaniel S. Colley. a Sacr am ento attorney and another new member of the commission. It appeared from the beginning ol the hearing, that the two new members of the board would be i.ympathelic to the applicant!> The three-man panel heard ar~umenls for Orange County Fair ract• d ates in the Corna of Jet ters from a· number of cities in the county. as well ai. as- st-mblymen, supe rvisor!> and senators . The board also heard presenta- tions from Sen PauJ Carpenter. 11> Cypr ess> Assemblymeu W1ll1am E . Oanncmeyer. CD· Fullerton l and Chester Wray, (1)-Westminster) s upporting fall racing dates. Ar guments against racing dates for the fair came from Weste rn Harness Association of- ric1als, a& well as Los Angf'les 11nd Hollywood Tuti Clubs. Ouk Tree race track and other horse racing industry ofriciaJs. ~Past Hughes Aide ~ They claim two weeks of rair horse r acing would hinder lheir plans to obtoin more horse rac- ing dates In the calendar year for major races. They a rgued that, although most race tracks are oper ating at their maximum number of race dates, nine weeks remain empty on the racing calendar. , Settles Slander· Suit LOS ANGELES (AP) -Noah Dietrich has settled and dis· missed two companion slander 1 suits agains l late billionaire Howard Hughes, attorneys for Dietrich have confirmed. H aro ld Rhoden , wh o 5 represents Dl-etrich, cancelled a Superior Court triaJ on the suits ~ Wednesday, saying the matters had been settled out of court. Dietrich was a member of the Hughes empire until 1~7. He sued Hu~hPs In 1972 for $51 1 miOion over com merita mede l.n a Jan. 7, 1971, telephonic news con ference by Hughes. ' Tbe suit cJalmed that Hughes ,.._ at that time stated to rtporters ,. •'that a certain named person had been 1ullty of 'dupllclty' and 'unbeUeveblllty' and 'stole me bUnd' ••• " Hughes, asked to describe Dietrich . added , "th e r e again .ars a d uplicate. h1story repeating ilself ... il's applicable to nietrich." Hughes' first reroarks were aimed 3t another executivt-, Robert Maheu who s ued h.lm for d efam ation tn U .S. Dl11trict Court. The telephonic press c on· rerence was held by Hughes to discredit a blogrnphy written about him by Clifford lrvlng. The amount Dietrich received from Hughes' Summa Corp. t•t tomeys in the settlt'm<.'nt wa~ not disclosed. Dietrich was named executor of Hughes' so-called "Mormon Will," but the •alldJty or that document wa~ questiOned aanin thiJ week. The horse Industry offi cials said they arc certain a law pro- hibiting additional race dates to major operations wiU be changed In the near future, and that they will need thos e two wet-ks that would be a lloted to the Orange County Fair. They also said commercial horse racing operations are far more profitable to the industry - and the state -than county fair racing. Co~mt~sloner Colley dis· agre~ylng he would have to vote. "according to -the law tho way it reads lodny not how It ml~ht read In tht> future." He said, "the law reads we can allocate 14 days to Oranae Coun· ty and that we can't aJlocate more days t o Santa Anita or Hollywood Parle. Therefore we can ttve race dates tQ the lalt, or to no one at all ." llp in il'orld Karl Maass of Munich, Wr-.t Germany , he~ls the LniHic problem on this hybrid bicy cle h e put together from two older modc>b I le Sa\~ the overhead vww help" hjm avoid lr<tffir 1:1ms I I i: Jtloneg or Not ()C Jury Siys ~Add Judges' County supervisors were told by the Grand Jury Wedn~sday they should approve adding four Judges to the Orange County Superior Court regardless of who pays for the m . The jury said it Is "un· fortunate" that state legislation authorizing four additional judges provides only $60,000 a year for each judge's support. The Board of S upervisor s should sponsor legislation that would call on the state to pay aJI costs associated with the expense o r o p e r a ting f our new courtrooms. the jury said. Supervisors have balked at ac- Coast Man 2·1elcl for Pot llJ\WTll:)RNE. Nev. (AP> Two Southern California men la:ivc beeri arrested in connection with the seizure of about one ton of Jllarljuana in a dry lake bed aehrhere. • Clay ton I. Mitchell, 28, of Newpart Beach and Montgomery G. Arthur, 28, no address, were booked Tuesday for invesUgaUon o f narcotics s muggling, authorities said. ceptlng new judges unless the state agrees to pay the estimated $200,000 a year It costs to support a judge and his court.staff. But the Grand Jury report said a growing backlog of civil cases ln Orange County Superior Court has reached critical propor· lions. ''Civil cases must now wail nearly a year and a half to get to, trial," the jury said. "This Is an Increase in waiting time of approximately s ix months in the last year despite the fact that the judges or this court dispose or more cases per judge than do judges in any other California court." "The citizens of Orange County ar_». not being served properly In Oils important area of govern· ment," the jury added. Jn a report made Wednesday to the Board o f Supervisors, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich agreed that the four judges are needed. Diedrich recommended that the board cer{'ity the need for the four additional judges and insist that the state pick up the entire tab. If the new judges are approved subject to new legislation requir- ing higher slate payment as Diedrich suggested, the number of judges will be increased lo37. Available For Christmas Delivery Wall Unit ) An attractive wall unit In the warm informality or Rural Oak, consisting of 3-80" Pflaaters. 2·7~" shelves and 2-42" shelves speclolly priced ats399 •installed 11.J.GARl\ETT fURN11URE PltOF&S~ONAL INTEIHOR DESIGNCRS Ope,, Mt)n., l hur1. & Fri. Eves. 2211 HARBOR ILVO. COSTA MESA, CALIF.~~~ I, A 4 DAIL y PILO I lnura<1ay. Oeoember 16. 1976 lost J':' Coas ting ,~~J ~.·. @ t ~ I r with Tom u.rphioe RICKY T IC KV POLITI X : Most of us pl ain citizens are do· 1ng a bit of confused head· :-.cralching today over the latest mach1nat10m. out of uur County Seal which would chuni,:e the supcrv1::.ors' d1s tr1cU. H's a real head-scratcher, ror sun• First, you have to understand why the five districU. from which we elect our county board have to be c h anged The boundarit's must gel sw1t<!hed around wh<:n the fi\'e sectors become out of balance 111 populatwn This ha::. to do \\.Ith the Supreme Court'-; ruling on "on<' person. one vote" repri:senta lion. THUS, RIGllT NOW, the five districts arc out of bulance-with lhe heaviest population t•ount in our coastn I 1"1 rth Super vi son <i I D1str1cl Thi: l·'i fth Oistrfrt is cur renlly presidt'd over by Tom Riiey. the retired Marine Corps gt•ncral from Newport Hcach. Clearly. Ri ley's 1.hstrict is where :.ill the action I.Ii now, sint·i: 1t includes the 14rowing S:.id dleback Vnllcy, which depends entirely on the county for its local gov('f"nment functions The F'1fth D1::.tnct also t•m bracei; Newport Beach. wh1th has long been conMdered a lush garden for Jhc harvl'stmg of pohl1cal Long (;rel'n Money for campaigns. that 1::. So in re11~ger1ng the 1>0ht1cul boundan hne:-.. it's Riley's 1-'iflh Oastnct that stands lo get carved up. with portions llOlllg to other siwcrv1sors "Thal 's whl'n lhC' bombshell droppl'<i only Y<'Sl('rday, when 1t was divulged that polillcal com putcr campa1gnN Hill Butcher somehow had gotten inlo the act and drawn soml' lines t1n a map prupos1ni:: Uw d1stnet boundary l'hani:;c:s WHAT llAS E MF.RGEO from Rull'ht'r 's htindiwork 1s an out · rageous and blatant power play to i::i ve all 'th<' supervisors new pol1tica l loylancl s t'XC<'Pl for General Riley. of l'<>Ur'>P For example. Flutcht•r':. "Plan A .. would takt' aw av all of the Saddleback Valley ·from Hiley J nd give 1t lo Orangi: County's political Mr. Big. RJlph D1<.'<.lnch of Fullerton . Diedr ich 's do main would lhu::. end up strNc h1ng from I.a llabra 1n the north t o San .Juan Capistrano in lhl1 -.outh The scheml' "'oulcl m•atly l'lr de around El.Toro Mann£' l'orps \ir Statlfln, lc•a \ mR th.it Js a '>Op to Rile-.. thl• form1:r !\1arine g1•neral ·who ha ... .in inkrl':-.1 1n th.it 1n ... tallal1c>n lht•cirirh would h.t\l' lo g1vl' up l.;1 P.llmJ. C)prP:.s. and Hucn:i I' a r k t II H a I p h c l.1 r k 0 f \nah1·1m. "'ho "'rntlll lik••h tw ~hippy ~llh th.it . :'llt·"' "\urwr' ''or Phil 1\nlhciny \\1111ld ~f'l a httlo acldc-cl mcat nn th1• hont•. 1n Raining !'ll'C'twn::. of F o \I n t a 1 n \' a I 1 1· ~ ~· n d \\1•,trn111-.tr r hi-; hom0 ... tom11 111g grourHh \n<I ho\\ \\ oulcl 'ou gl't -;<•rond IJ1-.tr1rt -;upc·n 1...c1r l.,1ur<'nf'P ~hm1t of (;;1rcl 1•11 \,rme to Ko .1}11nR \\1lh .111 tills• \\II\', \'Ol "PIJT '=l''q~orl lh·.1t·h ond ~I\ c• lh1· ('11.1.,l11n1· sc·c t1011 th1• harhnr, th1• "lirwpnrt B<ilbna l'tmn-.ulJ Jlld CuremJ d1•l \l.ir tnSt·hm1I Clt•Jrl\, :\t r lh1tr hc•r r c•rLunl\ 11111 c·:inP up Orani:e Count\ But hi· tl1c111 t do 1t "'1th .1 dehcatr <our i.!"lln '-.c· c1l11<'I 111• dul 1t with ,1 m f'al ax Cleillency Extended 'Carter Urged to Aid Up .to 250,000 WA S HI NGTON <AP> President·elect Carter's advas<'r" have reached subi;tanliaJ agree- ment on a plan that c-ouJd extend Carter 's prom ise of clemency for draft violators to perhaps as m any as 250,000 Vietnam-era servicem e n w ith ta r nis hed military records. Carter, who had promised dur ing t he election campaign that he would pardon draft law violators . has been urged by some groups to broaden suc-h a clementy pro- gram to include military de· serters and veterans with less- than-honor able discharges. "WE 'VE AGR EF.D I N sub· s tance on what our recommendations to C:m• Cartc·r will be with respect lo the pardon and treatment of military offen- ders." David H. Ber&, a Houston attorney on Carter 's transition stalf, said Wednesday. Berg said he was going to work immediate· ly on the pardon for draft law viola tors a nd a n e xecutive order. ·•subjl'ct to the approval of Gov. Carter a nd the ne w attorney ~enera l. '' , Berg met earlier this week wi t h Char l es Kirbo, lbe President elect's a dviser, and former federal appeals court Judge Griffin B. Bell, a Kirbo law partner and a longtime friend of Carter. BERG.'S USE OF the terms "military offenders" and "ex- ecutive o r d e r " s ignals that Carter's cleme ncy procram 1s n ot c o nfine d t o draft l aw violators a nd r aises the poss1b1li· ty that a.s m any as 250,000 ex- se,rvicemen could benefit from Carter's a ction. An executive order in cases or military o ffe nd e r s would repr esent a decision by the com· mander-in-chier to change the service records of the men an· volved . No pa rdon would be useful because in many instances the men h ave not been convicted of any crime . The 'ex-servicem en include Vietnam yet er a ns, m an y d e· cor ated for valo r. who got in trou· ble w ith t he military after ' service in comba t and were dis· charged as undesirables. There Train Splits Truck, Leaving Three Dead also are thousands class1f1ed as deserters and who were captured or returned voluntarily, ev£-n· tually being given undesirable'br othe r less·tha n·honorable dis· charges . THE RE AR E ABOUT 4,500 servicem en listed as having de· serted during the Vietnam war who rema in fugitives, many liv· ing in fore ign la nds. MARLAND. Okla. <AP> Kenneth McMains was only 400 yards from bis destioal.Jon when Amlrak.'s Lone S tar Limited sliced throu~h the oil truck he was drivrni:: The tanker burst into fl a mes. ·-ouring the presidential cam- paign, Carter promised a pardon "for those who vtolated Selectiv<• Witnesses said Mc Mai ns may·not have seen the train. "I didn't see 1t." one said . ··The fog was so thick. Visibility was a bout 10 feel. I heard a whistle tht·n saw the n ames." McMAINS, 50, OF Ponca City, 10 m iles from the crash srte, and two trainmen, engineer E. R. Hulse, 58. and fi reman R C Young. 60, both of Arkansas City. Kan . d ied an the fiery cra.'>h Wed· nesday . None o f the 110 passengers aboard the tram from Chicago to Houston was :.er1ously hurt The Lone Star Lmuted had JUl>t left Ponca City and was ga1.mng s peed to 90 m iles per hour as 1l cul through the mis t y fog towards Oklahoma City. It was about 9 a.m. "Suddenly," recalled Mrs. Albert Mertens of Fort Madison, Iowa, "there was a crcc.h and names shot everywht•re, l:lnd all the windows cracked The· filg must have been the caust-." THE TRUCK WAS thrown 30 feel and the wreckage dragged another 11.2 miles, policl' s:i1d The tr ain 's front engine was La net.Ude .J <a m a 1 c a 11 ' o t u r ., g a \' c• Prime M1n1:0.tt•1 .vl1d1a1·I :\L.an I e y · s :-; u n a I 1.., l p 1 11 l'uhan pol1c·1l·~ a l:..1111t~ll1w ·1·1Hlorsemf•nl Wt.·cha·. llJ~ llas People· s ;-..; Jttonal P:.irt) unofnciall~ captured 15 of CiO ..,eats tn the Jlou..,C' of Heprescntati ves. up from J!i in t he o ul-goang !i:J s C'al i>ancl. damaged hea vily, the baggage Service laws," inclucting young car was destroyeli, and there was men wt)o re fused induction into lesser da mage to the otJler nine the Ar my, failed to register for cars, but the t rain did not leave the draft or illegally evaded be· the tracks. & ing;called for serv ice. Amtrak said from Chicago it Carter said deserters "should would ta ke legal action against be handled on an incti vidual basis owners of the tcuck. in accordance with our n ation's Santa Fe ofricials said the system of military justice." He passengers' baggage was lost but did not say whether they would t hat it w as i n s ure d . Al so be treated differenUy than they destroyed we re 400 sacks of mail now are. .. en route to Oklahoma City and ONE PROB LE M F ACI NG Dallas. Carter and h is ad visers in trying Passengers w ere taken in to decide who wall get improved school buses to Ponca City where discharges is som e confusion tbey waited five hours for buses a bout the accuracy of govern· to take the m to QkJahoma City, ment figures of the number of McAlester a nd Wichita. persons involved. Demncracy Returned In Spain's Balloting MADRID, Spain <AP> -Spanish voters rejected appeals from both the left and the Fr ancoist right and overwhelmingly approved a return toparha me nlary democracy alter fourdecadesor dictatorship. In anothe r development, King Juan Carlos' government began taJks with Algerian officials over ransom demands by Spanish.leftists in the k1dnapang of royal. advisor An· ton10 Ma ria d e Or iol , the newspaper Informaciones report· edtoday T HE REFER ENDUM, Spain's first nationwide vote since the de- ath of dictator Francisco Franco 14 months ago, was peaceful and orderly. Authorities had feared ult r a -r ightis t d istur ba nces because radical leftists kidnaped the 63·year -old president or the Counc1 I of Stale last weekend. With 98.4 percent of the ballots cast 1n Wednesday's r eferendum counted, the governmentsaid 72.9 nf'rPent o{ the 23 m illion voters ap- proved its pla n to hold fr ee. parli amentary esecuons next year The election center s aid 77.4 percent ol those eligible voted: 9q,2 percent of the balloLo; counted were "ye:-.." 2.6 percent were op· J)OSt'd, and t he rest were invalid or blanK abstention ballots. T H E I NDEPEN D E N T newspapcr confirmed unofficial report~ t h£' government was t ry· rng to s ave Oriol's life. The kid· napers threatened to kill the con- servative industrialist at mid· n 1 g h t F r 1 d a y u n l es s t h e i r dt'm ands were met. The kidnapers want the gover n· menl to release 15 leftists and Basque natfonalists convicted of terrorism and gr ant them and the abductors t he mselves sale con- duct to anQther country. One ra nsom note left by the First of October Anti· Fascist Resistance Group (CRAPO>. the Maoist band tha t says it abducted Oriol last Saturday, said lhe politica l prisoner s should be takento Algeria. FURNITURE Sensational new collection of nine dollar wonders, fog Falls on Alabama RB exclusive designs In decorative wrought Iron. The classic planter ',1ngh• pNh.'\ldl •10'' t,111 ·'~"· Atn1"11t1trf1u .. JAft'Mr-l"lfP' • Frontal System, Rain Leave East Coast Ii••" ., I JI \.Ow It ,, ,, ~ oMlt l)f Montan• Ovtrni9M fttmC'Jft".ttur.-, r•,,OMf ,,.,m 7S Al K•Y W•"· F la lo J l)tlC)W 1tro "' Al•moH. Colo <t rollt•d d.-~1)(n to 'P1>tl111ht .1 ,p1·ual plant. The w,tll bar T•·111hr 1 If"' litll b.11 """" ,1 t h,1ened 18'"' wnr ~rng 'lwlf p.tr.11 1d1•,1 ~hess on Guard Everett Shedherd, a blind patient rccovt:'ring from ulcer s urger y at a Seattle hospital. has a constant companion . his guid e dog Duchess. Shr's staying with him because he has no one to exer cise her and keep u p her m orale. I I ... 46 Passengers H-.µ-t ~.!~~i!':.,~~~~~ .. ,;,,. Zephyr passenger train plunged down a 35·fool e mbankment tod_ay after a der ailment, authorities i.aid. At least 46 passengers were in- jured. but there were no deaths. • All but eight o r the injured passengers were released an er treat- ment at local hospitaJs. Those ad- mitted wer e r eport ed to be in rair to good, condition, an Amtrak of· ficial said. THE DE RAILM ENT OF the Chicago-bound train occurred just 10 minutes before the ll·c1ir, twin engine train was due at the Oma ha station al 3:05 a.m. An Am trak spokesman in' Washington said all 11 cars and one locomotive left the track:.. Sarpy County Sheriff Pat T ho mas s a id the cars that tumbled down an e~ankment included two sleeping cars, a diner, a lounge car and t wp coaches. The acc ide nt came less than 24 hours alter an Amtrak passenger train heading for Houston from Chicago slamm ed mlo an 011 truck near Ponca City. Okla .. killing the tr uck dnver and two tra inmen . None of the 110 passengers was hurt senously. THE CAUSE OF the derall· ment near Omaha was not am· m ediately · kno wn . An Amtrak spokesma n said the tram was travehng at 55 1mle:; an hour when the wreck occurred. About 180 passengers and crew members were aboard. The in• ' jured were taken by ambulance and patrol cars to two hospital~ ln Omaha and nearby Papillion:., Other passengers and crewm<'n · · were taken to the Sarpy County '• Courthousc>, where the sheriff's · department fed them coffee a nd doug hnuts and latc•r shuttled " them l o Midlands Community '• Hospital for breakfast. Those aboard :-.aid they used sle(jgehammers lo shatter win· • dows lo escape when they could. not open the doors. A registered~ nunle aboard the train helped check m1u r1es until authorities : arnved ~s WILLIAM WlllTF., 47, n sleeP:.' ing car porter from Oakland, saJd he was an a roomette whcii. the derailment occurred. 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"' .... •• ... -,..,. c....·• '-"""°" rl tff I SI a m , '°It t to II l'I\. 1 .~. ll:riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;:::,P f • I I . I I 125 :Left Homeless In Apartm~t Blaze ONTARIO (AP) -About 12:5 people race a bleak Ctu'iatmu after wind- driven sparks from a holiday-season fire touched off a fire that leveled four apartment bulldings and seriou:sly damaged a dozen more. No serious Injuries were reported In the Wednesday nighl fire, although lopr fire men were injured, including one who suffered a broken coJJarbone when a roof collapsed on him. ••1 HAVEN'T GOT ANYTHING left," said Linda Bow~rs. •·we jusl m~ved in three weeks ago. F<verything was new. all the furniture." kind or co.odition it wws Just Qbout a miracle that oobody was hurt," said Montclair Fire Inspector Jim Brown. DOZENS OF CHRISTMAS presents were burned in the homes. Jn one that ·was damaged but still standing Pomona Fire Cap\. Jean Labesqu~ found several brightly-wrapped pack~ges intact but endangered by gushing water. They were carried saCelyt.oacar. "Ob, it's Christmas, you know, and I couldn 't ju.st leave them there," Labesque said. . • ·. Thursday. December 16. 19715 DAILY PILOT J!j 3 in Fa•ilg Arrested Anns Charge Filed ONTARIO (AP) -Three family members of a man whose property has yielded most or several tons of buried munitions have ~en arrested, including a stepfa\her who died or a heart attack a s he was taken into custody. Arthur Michael Methe Sr., 55, col· lapsed as he was led into the Ontario police station after his arrest on charges of possessing explosives, de· rutty weapons and stolen properly, of- ficers said. MEANWHILE, METHE'S wife. believe! they have found all the muni· lions buried near Lancaster. Ontario Fire Department paramedics gave first aid lo the elder Methe after he collapsed, but he was dead on arrival at Ontario Communi· ty Hospital. AUTHORITIES SAJD MRS. Methe was released on her own recognizance because of her husband's death. She was charged with possessing machjne guns. destructive devices, explosive and deadly weapons, as well as con· cealing stolen property. A shaken Mrs. Bowers, clad as a Santa's helper in green felt boots, red tights and tunic, wondered what she would wear after she returned therenl· edcostumethis morning. Susan Wesley, manager or some or the apartments, said the fire began about 7 p.m . when cinders from a fireplace at the home Ul front or hers blew on to her roof. Son at Cassidy RitesWl••P ... I• Edna, was being arrested on similar charges. Earlier in the afternoon, their 18-year-old son. Arthur Methe Jr., was arrested on a warrant from Los Angeles County Sheriff's Depart- ment. The younger Methe, Wiggins' step· brother, was laken to the Los Angeles County central jail and booked Col' in- vestigation of two counts of possession of explosives, one count or possessing destructive devices in a public place and one count of possession of a machine gun. She and her husband had gone with their two young children t o a Christmas party early in the evening and returned to find their home gutted. BARREN CHIMNEYS AND short, misshapen walls remained where the 16 wood frame townhouse apartment buildings, wilh three to eighl units each, had stood in the residential sec- tion in northeast Ontario. "IT ONLY TOOK FIVE OR six cin- ders," she said. "I 'd say it took about a minute for my husband to go out, see what was happening and come back for me. Within two minutes, two build- ings w~re gone. Within 10 minutes, everytbrng was gone." A police spokesman said500 persons were moved from their homes but some r eturned after the fire was con· trolled about 10: 30 p.m. Son of actor Jack Cassidy, actor-stnger David Cassidy and his mothe~-, actress Evelyn Ward, leave chapel after unusual me morial rites which h ad prominent personalities ~haring recollections of the actor who died this week in a penthouse fare. ·Viet Vet Gets Life Mrs. Methe, 64. is the mother of Donald Wiggins. 41, who already was being held an Los Angeles an weapons charges after he surrendered to On· lario police last week and led them to nearly three tons or munitions buried in the back yard or hi~ Ontario home and al a small foundry he ran in Pomona. Wiggins, a Pomona foundry operator who allegedly stockpiled the arms, was named Wednesday m criminal charges filed by the district attorney's office. THR EE OTHER WEAPONS Winds up to45 miles an hour whisked the fire from on c rooftop to the next and <'hilled onlookers as firemen tried to wet down neighboring structures. "Al this time or night and with this At a junior high school a mile away, some or~ the evacuated apartment dwellers gathered for the night. Red Cross volunteers worked to rind where others had tone so they could inform alarmed friends and relatives. LO S ANG El.ES <A P > -A 27·ycar-old bunkers have been uncovered on de- Inglewood Marine veteran, Richard Lloyd James, . sert property Wiggins bought under who served as a sniper scout in Vietnam has been an ·alias in Lancaster. Five tons of senlencedlohfeinstateprison inthestranglingde· munitions, much of it buring aths of two men in the Lennox-Hawthorne area last .. military markings, were found at summer-. lhose sites. Officials say they now WIGGINS WAS CHARGED with seven counts or possessing destruc- tive devices, four or possessing ex- plosives, two or possessing machine guns, and one each or possessing a silencer and a tear.gas weapon, He was scheduled to be arraigned in· Municipal Court on ftiday. Health Plan Faces Lawsuit SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Brown ad· ministration has sued operators of a state·licensed medical service plan. for the poor, alleging cor- porate fraud involving about $2.4 million. Gov. Edmund Brown f ( ) Jr. and his corporations y1a te · director, Willie Barnes, ~ said Wednesday that the --------civil s.uit against Omni- Rx operators and others was the first of its kind anywhere against a prepaid heaffh olan. The suit alleges that top officers of Omni·Rx Health Care, Inc., and Omni-Rx He~lth Systems, Jnc .. of Hawthorne profiled through transactions to the detriment of stockholders. Merv Newell, a vice president of both Omni-Rx operations and a defen- dant in the suit, said : "We ·reel ~ppropriate answers will be made in a court or law. We deny the allega-tions." IJFW lf'bu Nt!te Electlo11 CALEXICO CAP> -The United Farm Workers are the winners in the first secrel·ballot election s ince the Feb. 7 s hutdown of the ~ stale Agricultural Labor Rela- tions Board. In the election Wednesday, 139 workers named the Farm Workers a s their collective bargaining agen t, while 12 others voted ror no union. Seven- teen ballots were challenged, but cannot change the outcome. Carlo s Bowker, the cKou Agricultural Labor Relations Board agent conductmg the eltttion, said he bad ex· peeled a bagger turnout, but had learned the e mployer or many of the men had laid ore a number of field workers Tuesday. •wcu, Trad~ Co•plalat Flied LOS ANGELES (/\Pl -The Pacific Stock Ex- change. ha!> filed d1!>c1planary complaints against nine of ats members accused of improper trading or stock options. The nine persons, whom stock exchange of· fadab declined to idenufy, are accused of making ··w;,ash trade!> · · A "was h trade" occurs when traders exchange stocks, then later reverse themselves with ofrsettJng trades and break even. 8ro1D11 S ld,•tq• 011 l••..e S>\CRAM ENTO <Af» -Gov Edmund Brown Jr refuses to t~e s ades on whether Standard Oil of Ohio s hould be ~llowed lo build a lanker terminal at Long Beach to receive Ala.'lkan 011 The 11ovcrnor, after meeting for more than two hours Wednesday with lop Standard Oil officials aid he will leave dee1s1ons lo regulatory agencie~ who must '"bite the bullet" and expedite a decision weighing envaronmenlal, economic and energy values ll#ago..: •1 Did A II I C..td' LOS ANGELES CAP> -Ronald Reagan says he did all he could lo help elect President Ford, and thal the people who say he didn't are campaign workers looking for a scapegoat. ·'I did everything that I could . . . I actually· had a schedule (campaigning for Ford) thal was just abouf as full as my own schedule during the primaries when ~ was campaigning for myself." Reagan said in an interview Wedne#lday with The Associated Press. · Space Off Labels Irk Tea Finn SAN FRANCISCO (AP>-Labels tor "Space Islands Marijuana" are not going over big wllh lhe Spice Islands tea and spices s}eo. pie. Specialty Brands Inc. ol San F{ancisco, which uses the Spice Islands brand, bas s ued the labelmakers for $5 milllon, alleging ,trademark lnfrlngenient and unfair competl· ·uon. On Wednesday, a f«leral judge grant«I a temporary restrainini order and to1d the San Francis~o labelers not. to sell or de11troy the ·labels or the prlntinl plates used to make them. OefendAnts are The Tnke Olf Co. abd its two owner•. Robert Boyar an4 Anne Taylor, the suit cl alms the label ll\jures Specialty Brands by dlspanctn. Spice Ialanda productt In H80cl1Unt them wllh contraband mat-erlal The Space lllandl label hos a reelpe lot :"Marijuana Brownltl. • We're having our after Christmas sale NOW! ARMOR ( 1/35 s<ale) ~vt ·~~ $149 ., . ..., e RUSSIAN MEO. TANK e GERMAN KING TIGER TANK e FRENCH MEDIUM TANK e USA HALF TRACK •GERMAN HAt.F TRACK •PERSONNEL CARRIER SHIPS· • ~1s .oO 89' N301 ·USS LONG BEACH N302 ·USS OECAUTER N30l ·USS CANBERRA NJOS ·USS MISSION CAPISTRANO B1JILD AND nY IT PIPER CHEROKEE U/'CONTROL ""-wmt ENGINE CKOOSI O NI MOOll WITH flt ill ... $19. 9S TMUNOl• llGll .15 INGINI Mo,tl . • . $ I . tS .!.1.£.lJ .!./;.l;./f ltt1ll V.lu S 21. 90 TY('() HO ROADRACE ~al Rnr1111t Tl1r1/I• S EJ ond l!"twri in //() "V-nlr You control the spted • SuPir fast HO c:.irs • ConstJnt •l1ctrlt power p.1ck • hsv, map to aether tr.ck. 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Tha~-; lhc g ood ne ws The bad nt·ws, accordmg lo Fairview ad· minislrator Dr. Michael Levinl', is that the hospital already hus 120 job vacancies, mostly for trained psychfatric technicians. B1.1t. there may be more good news on the way. Levine s aid the hospital will begin training techni· cians in the ncM future, after receiving approval for the training program from the state's Department of H ealth. Dr. Levine believes Fairview will derive severaJ benefits from an in-house training program. First, psychiatric technicians will learn skills directly relutcd to the mental hospital. mstead of only the skills typically developed through a community college classroom program. Second, the nL·wly traint.:d technicians will be morn apt to ~tay at Fairvie w, thereby boosting that facility's d wrndhng staff. And, third, new trainees will be able to help the hospital with some of the more tedious chores while acquiring the benefits of a learned skill. Military Unions Congress and the Department of Defensvre un. derstandably concerned about increasingly serious efforts to unionize military personnel. The conecpt ol military unions-though they exist in some countries-bas been condemned by the Department of Defense as a serious threat to the- authwity essential for effective command. And Congl"ess is considering several different bills "that would prohibit s uch unionization. Union organizers attempt to pacify opponents with a:;surances that bargaining rights would be sus- pended in lime of war. But command authority is just as essential for training as it is on the battlefront. . Since the end of the draft, all the services have made m ajor attempts to improve the lifestyle of their recruits in order lo attract volunteers. And there 1s no doubt that US. servicemen and women now enJOY more privileges than members of the armed forces of any other nation. There 1s no nct>d for military unions here. The erosion of authority which inevitably would result from s uch unionization could one day prove catastrophic to the entir e country. Colorful "Blood is bJoodier. Fangs are sharper. Claws are crueler. You'll love it," says the colorful magazine ad. Could this be a pitch for a new X-raled movie? Apparently not, because the accompanying picture shows a typical American family-Mom, Pop, two kids and s haggy dog-gazing in wide-eyed terror at what appear s lo be a television screen. Reading on, we learn that thE' pitch is for ~1 n ew, 1mprovc<'l televis ion color picture Ju be, guaranteed to make horror programs more horrible with the s hock· mg reality of its scientifically dev,elaped tint~. Leaders of the American Federation of Govern- ment Employt•s, which now has some 300,000 mem· bers, are reported ready to begin their organizing· ef- forts at two militc.iry bases in New Jersey. Recruiting would be undertaken by s hop stewards of the locals that represent civilian employes on the bases. The n ew picture tube, we arc advised, is just slightly ahead of ilc; time. Sounds as if it may be a bit too far ahead for some of us less bloodthirsty vie wers . 'A slow sort of country,' said the queen. 'Now, here, you see, it iakes all the running you can do, and you still lose ground!' Is There An Honest Autlwr? (SYDNEY HARRIS ) ·Some day I hope to find a truly honest author'-; prl'fat''" to a book. l don't a1-1k th:il lht• hof>k be profound or t>ven c·ntC'rlJm mg All I want to sec 1-. ;in hon<.•st pre· face. Pick up a st.>riou-. tum\• on philosophy or soc:1ology Jnd 'ou run headfirst into the same prefac1• <1 I I th e tim e: M a y b 1 the aul hor ~ bu y th l" m r eady m ,1d <.' from a pr e face fo1..lnry I c an q u 11 t 1• them by hcjrl already ' ' l w 1 s h t o e x p r 1• "s m " grat1tud1.· to m ,. t'Ollf':iguc, Prof Bumbleshoot, fo r as-.1!'\tng me m decipt.>ring tht• J\:.:.\ r1an holo· graph on page 271 Aho, I Jffi grateful for lht• 1nvaluahl<' as- sistance in corl cc ting gram· malical l'rrnrs 1n the manuscript givt!ll by 1'1 or Solt·l'l:Sm. who plncl'd a suborJinalt.• eluu!le m the s uhJunrtht• pn•tl·nt on rwgc 296 "MY THANKS .1bo 10 M1~~ 7.omby. who ('omp1lt'<.l lhc and<'ic At0-M. and to Ml'l'IScabu.•'I ~ho compiled the tndcx N toZ. Also to Mrs. Doppelphanger, who pl,1rc•d the carbon papc.>r 1n mv typini: sheets. Prof 1''1ulc for prov1dmg me with a new ribbon, :ind Mr Flandhaufcn for numbc.'nng tht> gaJley proofs "My deepest apprec1at1nn. however, Jtoci. to m\ dear ~1(1• Hes paz1a , and my darling children. Donder, Ull11c•11 •and Prancer . whn const.1ntl v 1•11 coura~ed mt· throuJ!hQut my labors·· Nont> or lht• uulhors tor pro • Dear Gloomy Gus If suspc~ts wh.o stockpiled ~111 the munitions in the mountains and des ert claim in defense it is "sur· v1val gear" in cast' of catastrophe, I am moved to ask two questions· Who was the cataslr-opbe AOin~ to happen to anti who w;1lS going to sun'tvc"! J\ R. Gloomy Cu\ comm•nh .>rr \t.lbm•lt• d ny rf,Ut f\A"ddonotth (..,h.-t•l~tf"flt<ll~ "'"'""'' ot tt\.-n1 w P·•P""' S,.n.o 1our Ptl ~ .... 10 C.IOO"'Y Gul. o ...... Pilot lessors, either) that I have known ever Celt this way during the throes oC preparing a book. A much more candid, and realistic preface would run this way: "A MURRAlN on all my stupid pettifogging collea~ucs who keep mtl'rrupting my work with their nd1culou1-1ly inept ~uggcst1ons ! My sc<:rt'tary is a lardhead who can't tell a metaphor from a metatarsal, and the threP librarians who tried to help m<' with the research belong m a home for defective children. "An ancient Ga el.Jc curse on all t ypcst'ttl'rs. proof readers. binders and publishers. who have jointly conspired to make my book resemble a head or lettun· that has been gnawed by a pack of prairie dogs This goes dou~le for my indexer-., who must have b1·rn us mg the Ph~n1 c1an alphabet "AS FOR my " 1fc and kiddies. all I can sav IS it's a wonder I ever finished the book at all Half the lime my study looks like a millinery shop, and the rest of the time it resembles the In· dianapolis Speedway. Then there was the case of the Four Missing Chapters that were found months later, Unin" the pantry shelve!!. God only knows how Lhis book ever .:ot published.·· ls there an honest author in the house? -, --1('.., ,,. 'JC ~ • ~ .. ... • • ··--_ .. More Reeepti1'e to Kissinger Line ) Carter Leaning to Detente? WASHINGTON -Apparent acceptance by President-elect Ca rter or the Brezhnev· Klssing<'r explanation for why a SALT l I agreement was not :;igncd this year points to pre-· cisely the same course that · hard-liners had feared if Presi: dent Ford were elected. In a CBS interview Nov. 29, Carter blamed the stalled s trategic arms limita· tlon talks <S ALT ) on ·'an incom· patib i lily amon g the <Ford) cabinet of- ficers" and election year politics. Like Leonid Brezhnev and Henry Kissinger. the President·elect did not mention Soviet refusal to budge an inch on critical points. This position on SALT, plus a friendlier attitude toward de· tente by. President-elect Carter than was shown by candidate Carter. and the names now fall· ing into place as his national security team add up to a pos itive reaction to the Kremlin's new peace offensive. The first step could be early negotiation of a SALT 1J agree· ment along the Jines of one pus hed by Secretary of State Kissinger and C hairman Brezhnev and opposed by the Ford Defense Department and Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA>. ALL THIS is m ade less than certain by Carter·s willingness to double-r everse any issue, particularly one where he is a novice. Moreover, the fractfon of hard ·lln e Democrats in Congress will try to slow down Carter. Nevertheless, current evidence incflcatcs 1 the President.elect moving !llilghlly left In forel~n policy as he Is movin g slightly right. in ( EV ANS-NOV AK J domestic policy . At issue are two new weapons systems not specilically covered under the SALT U understand- ing at VJadivostok: the Soviet Backfire born ber and the U S crujse missile. Typically, the Russians want an agrcem<'nl permitting unlimited Backfire production and virtually curtail ing the cruise missile. Indeed, had President Ford won, he and Kissinger were re· ady to push just such a treaty, spruced up by some Cace·savers. Carter's campaign statements, while cryptic, suggested he might sacrifice the cruise mis- sile -perhaps loo severe a Joss Jor the U.S. arsenal -but only io return for the Backfire bomber also being included un· der the strategic weapons limit. CARTER'S comments l1) Walter Cron kite Nov. 29 represent a shift. Asked <ibout unpleasant surpriSl'S in trans1 tion briefings, Carter replied somewhat unresponsively but most significantly: "'The lack of progress in SALT because or an incompatibility among the cabinet officers and their 001 nions about what ought lo be done ... I can understand that the election year in our country is a lime for delay, and for an absence of commitnwnt to tht• resolullon of a problem." Cronkile nC'xt posed a re markable quesllon: "Have you learned anything that would give you cause to believ<' th<> Soviet Union has as much n~ht lo be suspicious of us and our motives as we have to he sus picious ot them'!·· Instead of snapping back n nat no, Carter paused and said, '"I don't ICnow how lo answer thnl question,'' lh<'n . a~ain un· rcsp0msively hut significantly, revealed he had.asked Kissinger whether the Russians bad ever hed to him. "And he said no.'' Carter reported, adding= "I know th~t one major fal~ehood could precipitate an interna· tional crisis, but to know that has never occurred in Secretary Kissinger's experience is a very encouraging thing.'' THIS extraordinary exchange reflects Kissinger's ~fabled persuasiveness. One or many in- stances where, contrary to Kiss· inger, the Soviets did not tell the truth directly affects SALT. Brethnev's claim of a 1,00().mile range for the Backfire bomber is one-third the softest-line CIA estimates; the more accurate range may be 6,000 miles. Carter was reacting favorably to the Kremlin•s peace of- fensive. The message that Moscow plans no "test" for the ne w President but wants to pursue detente was carried t.o I him by s uch disparate couriers as Averell Harriman. 8$-yea.r- old Democratic pioneer for de· tent e, and William Simon. Repllblican Secretary of the Treasur)t. Whereas Ford·Kissinger de· sires for a sort-line SALT II agreement were opposed al the Pentagon by Dr. James Schtei;. inger and later by Donald Rumsfeld, there may be no such counterweight in the Carter ad- ministration. Dr. Harold Brown of Cal Tech, front-runner tn become Secretary of Defense, is an ardent arms controller and foe or the cruise missile. Secretary of State-designate Cyrus Vance is not renowned for swimming upstream. Schlesinger returning as Secretary of Defense could coun- teract all this. But that prospect appears ebbing, with more tfl.lk today of Schlesinger becor:Wng intelligence chief. ,. Pope Offers Help ~ In Narcotics Figh( WASHINGTON -Inside the Mafia, the crime lords make a s how of observing Roman Catholic rituals. But one of their most implacable foes is Pope Paul Vl , who has called upon a U.S. congressional delegation to crack down on the Mafia with "severe legal measures." The congressmen, led by House N arcolics Chairman ·. J ACK AN DERS O ~ .. The pope said he would like to be kept informed of WolH's ~rk "in order to be able lo coordi.hatc forevermore the <icllviltes t ou have begun.'' The pope added lhat "cc clesinstical eHorts in van~us countries" arc being mado. to nght dru~s. but "'lhl'Se are tiot. sufficiently well coordmatl.'d .,, 'Doctor Doom' Guessed Wrong l,<'Slt'r Wolff 10.-N.Y .). were s.tranted an audience la st month with the p<>n· tiff in his private Vatican quarters. Declared P ope Paul emphatically. "There emerges more clearly than ever the need for severe legal measures lo be taJsen against those who traffic !lystematlcally in drugs for tb • sake of profit.'· Footnote: Peter Rcns ingcr, the· U.S. drug eilforcemcnt chid1:ac· companlecf'the coecressrncn )lur- ing their call upon Pepe ti• ul. Bensinger was so impressed nl he sent a personul cable lo hi~1rn1 offices around thi• world report ing what the pope had said. "All DEA employees should be great· ly encouraged," cabled ~ns· inger. "by the strong statedk!nt made by the Holy FOthcr. con· demoing drug abuse an the world , and the offering or has pcrson:il Back in 1970 or ~o. when the ''population bomb" wa1'1 ti cking away 1n merry proXJm1ty to the ears of worried !luburbo.1nit~ who didn't like bluch ;1nd othl'r undesirable!!, Dr. Doom was telling us that "the time of famines will he upon us ruJlscaJe in 1975." Dr. Doom 1s what I call the trendy Stanford biologist, Dr Paul Ehrlich, who was stndently wrong about world population trends and yc.>t acquired a sizable following by being dogmatic about the futur~ It Is well pMt 1975 now nnd famJne which is "an acute and general ~horlage or food" is far from upon us A rec4'nt authoritatlvr survey by the Worldwntch I n stitute states thot world eratn reserves arc oow down to 30 days, as opposed to the 89 days or 1970. The prescol. nl\l)'e ls perhaps "Just a ptpebne supply" but It Is for trom tamlne , . Other aa.Uent fand.inas of t.he CH ARLES ' McC ABE Worldwatch Jnslitute. an international organization, which is partly funded by the United Nations lo sludy l'nvironmental related problems in the world: World population ln 1970 reached 3.5 billion.and loai;t year il was up to 3.9 billioo. 't'he r.tc or growth has slowed by 5 million people a year, sUppinf from an annual lnt'rease of Gt mllllon in 1975. This latter figure repre11cnt!I the tlrst major decline in population growth ln world history -from 1.9 percentto 1.64 J>('rcent. THE U.S. population arowth rate most surprh1ingly plunged by one-third between uno and 1975-. Tbe decline Is attributed to lncreased family plann.lna but also to "unanUclpated aoelal factors." These Include "n decline ln the marrj:t&c rate, women Increasingly moving into the. tabor morkct !now up to 42 percent>. the changing concept y o-u n g w om c n have or lhemsclvPs and what Uicy want to do." Female enrollments since 1970 have dnu bled in some graduate !lchools. Even more astomshtng is the story of the birthr.1t<' in China. The lnslltut<> r1•1>0rt l'alls it the "most rapid nat1on::il drop ever recorded for a five-year span." The rate for China, which '1ccounts tor one.fifth or the world's population, went down from 32 to 19 per thous and persons . Chlne11.rntovernmcnt family pl<lnning is ~scribed ns "the most aggressive anywhere ~the-world." TUE STUDY found that the wor~populntlon drop tn l(rowth ls t edged. There are faJUn.q birth ea 10 three major population areas <Western Europe, North America, and East Asia 1 nnd rl~lnl dc3lh rat.es from food shortag91 in parts of Alia Undla, Ba.nalldesb and Sri LMkt) ~ well o.s sections of Alric::.. f The deaths from food s hortages ovrr th<' past (i\•(' years were characterized as "additional nnd avoidable ... Tlw Western Europt• growth rate was sliced in half. somewhat less than the on<' third of Chana and th<' U S As of 197a four countncs, East Germany, Wc.>st Germany, Lux em bou rg. 3nd Aus tria. b r o u g h t W e '\l 1-; o r op c a n population growth to a holt. t have not exhumed Or. Doom at lhls late date tor purposes of gloating. l thought Ehrlich wrong in 1970. and said RC!. I arn more thon pleased that the facts or populution growth huve borne meout. I t;ffR LfCD had the chuupAh, he mtJJht cl11lm that the wOTld growth rat<' ha1111lowcd down oocnuse of his apocalyptic wunJnas; but 1 lbin.k he knows this wouldn't wash £hrlleh w1111 wrong ror the some rea.son that bJs dttUnauLsbl"d predecessor . Malthus, wu wrong Both uvant.a undBf.eatlmuted the capac.lly 0( l uman rJCe to talce Clft or self. often In l't\Y!llerlt>u11 ways The pontiff, his frail voice growing more animated as he s poke, denounced the dope dealers. "The time has come, .. -he declared, \'lo unite all the powers at our d~PoSal in order to put an end to th· s scourge that Is imch s real d nger for . . . humanity." After the audience, the pope vjslted privately with Rep. Wolff. They exchanged views with all the zeal of a couple oC narcotics experts planning a worldwide crackdown. ACCORDING to a transcript of the conver11atlon. Wolff said· "Your Hollnestt, we have found that one method or stopprng the drust trnfflc is to reduce the omount of drugs that &rt! pro- duced at thetr 11ource by the ln· dividual country." "Do you have a contact here ln ltaly., · · naked tbc pOntiff. ''Yea," aaJd Wolll. "We have bfoeo meeUng wlt.b your drua m· rorcement people. with an tbe various naebciea of your poUc~." assistance." • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rolx-rt N \4 >'rd, Puhl1~llN Tl111mos Krn•1/, >:d1tt1r ,/ llarhnrn l\rr1ll1rl1 'f' Ed1tonal Pnqr f:d1111r Tho edltorl.11 poi:<· of thc O:~(\ Pilol Hcks t o Inform nJ11I ~llmulntc n•adt>r!I hy prr~1·ntfa.J! on th1i. 1l11ge d1 ''<'r~c rumrrwn1 ir,. on tllplcs or 1ntr1'c>!lt hv "YrHll(·fli cd columnists uncl t•arinomi11,.. )r.. pro\lldln,.: a forum l11r rc-ml1•f'lt ' vll•w11 OIHI by prci.1•nt1111: lllJ~ newap1,1iwr 11 011l 111on" .. nd i<le.,. f)n CUI r1•nl tOlllC!t. Thi• l'fhtnr11I opinion!! or the Daily Pilot app .. r only In the c•ditnr111I rnlumn al ~· top or the P01t1• Opamon' Cl prcased b)' the eolumrullll11 . 1111 r11rtoonl11ts ond letter "'nlcr!I thf'lr own ond no 1•ndor11cnicnr or lMlr virws by lh1• 0011) ['llut hould bt! 1pfcrred~ Thursday. Dec. 16, 1976 . ' ' . ' • , Thursday. December 16. 1976 Al"Wlreploe ... BITES TV'S HAND Paddy Chayevsky RAVING ANCHORMAN Peter Finch DAILY Pit.OT .4 7 . 'Network' Fries TV Chayevsky Bites Hand That Fed Him By JAY SRARBUIT Al" TelnlilM wnw V~a network anchorman Bowa Beal e said on bis aewsc t &oJlJCbt that he's belq fired · aue ot low raUags aod tbat be wW blow bis bral.as oat 1te:lt week on bla aaUooally televlffd newscast. Tile reaetloa la the control booth ot die New York studio where the news st origlna&ecl: .. Ten aecoadl &o co erdal." Fortunately, it's just movie, an early scene in "Netw k," a black-humor broads i at network TV and big busines by Paddy Cbayevsky. a veteran of TV's golden age of drama in the 1950s. The film, which premiered in New York and Los Angeles last month and opens today in 20 other major markets, may prove to be the nation's most talked· about movie in coming weeks. And what a plot. BEALE <PETER F1NCH), a victim of booze as well as low rat- ings, gets word he's firE8 from Max Schumacher (William Holden ), n ews chief at the mythical United lfroadcasling System. Long·time pals, they get pro- perly drunk together, and the next night Beale announces his startling plans over the air. Pan- demonium erupts. UBS tells the public that Beale's been under greatstram of late. Then Belile pleads for another chance to apologize to viewers and exit gracefully. He gets it. BUT ON LIVE TV, Beale starts ranting, says he's lea\Ging "because I've JUSt run out Of b-." This show gels surprisingly good ratings. · Enter Diana Christenson (Faye Dunaway), UBS's glib, amoral entertainment chief, the sort who sees humans only as grist for tel4:vision 's miJl. Her t rocJps even now are negotiating with the sbow·biz agents of a terrorist group, the Ecumenical Liberation Army, for .rights to air •he movies t.be gang makes of at its Jund-raiser~· -bank holdups. SHE SENSES A RATINGS gold mine in the obviously sick Beale. And, backed by a honcho (Robert Duvall) of the giant con· glomerate that recently bought USS, she gets control of Beale's low -rated, news show and makes it a high-rated, garish variety. news hour. The addled anchorman, now billed as "the mad prophet of the airwaves," rants on every night, backed by a live band, Sybil the Soothsayer and others , a nd cheered on by a stuclio audience. UBS, HERETOFORE IN the red. appears headed toward big profits. Alas, Beale one ni ght tells viewer s that the con· glomerate which swallowed up URS is about to be swallowed up itself by Arabian oil interests. He urges viewers to telegram the White House and right the takeover. Six million telegrams pour in, wher eupon the con· glomerate chief Ned Beatty sum- mons Beale and sternly . tells him: "You have meddled with the primal forces of nature, Mr. U.S. GRIPES CATALOGUED UNCHAINED? Look .al our sel ecti11 .. ?r 14K Gold Chains and our New Line or fine HK Gold Rings ror Christmas IT WIU ,AY YOU TO COMf'ilf OUl PIUCfS ~v• M Gem 270 L 17th St. c .... ,.. ..... ...,. .. ~1 '45·1909-. WA SHINGTON <AP) -Wealthier city resi· dents tend to be unhappy with public transporta- tion, while the poor are the most critical of the .shopping facilities in---------, their neighborhoods. . That's the conclusion ' THE or a Census Bureau Sur· vcy o f 80,000 city £'11l'BW'S dwellers. ~ Beale, and I won 'l have It!" He means corporate cash now. He tells the mad prophet there are no countries now, they've been replaced by such multina· tional companies as IBM. He adds, .. Those are the nations of the world." HE ORDERS BEALE to tell viewers individualism is dead, democracy is dying and corpora· lions are the new order of life. Beale complies. Viewers, told they have no value. stop watching. Ratings plummet. The conglomerate doesn't ..!are. It wants Beale and its message kept on. The network gets hysterical as the ratings continue to drop. The network's solutio~ Kill Beale -right on his own show. AS THE MOVIE'S closing credits roll. the bloody make· believe finale, captured •on tape, is s hown in slow-motion at various times on four TV screens representing UBS and the three reaJ networks. • CBS "1fnchorman Waller Cr o nkite, whose actr ess daugh~er. J<;athy, has a minor role as a Patty Hearst type in the fil m, describes "Network" as ··an amusing burlesque" bearing no relation to reality. ,. • Producer Norman Lear. who revolutionized TV comedy in the 1970s, calls the film brilliant satire in the tradition of Jonathan Swift. "I DON'T VIEW i~ as an attack ($ee 'NETWORK,'Page DS) Need 4 good-reasons to buy tires this weekend? 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Cd1 ag onall i s High-Performance black & white TV Eac;y to carry, 100o/o sohd slate and we1qhs only 17 lbs RCA 19", COLORTRAK • . TELEVISION • APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE ~. If' I V•l - t ,48 •DAILY PILOT , • 'rn-.tSdpy December 16 1976 QUEENIE By Phil lnte rlondi Slain Tot's Mom Held TAMPA. F la . (API -A mother who said she killed her crying infant daughter to mate her bwsband angry after an argument over a dance step bas been ordered lo a psyctuatnc half·way house. Kathryn Elizabeth Jlaird, 27, a former philosophy s tudent ul the University of South Florida, pleaded no contest to a manslaughter charge in the fatal slabbing of her four-month-old baby. JOLLSBOROUGU CIRCUIT JUDGE Harry Lee Coe ordered her to serve 15 years' probation and to be treated at a half·way house in Gainesville for as long as necessary. He 1ave her credit for 15 months servea In ju.il and mental hospitals since the death of young Kate Ruth Baird. Police said the child died Aug. 20, 1975 from a knife wound.Ip the abdomen. · · omcer~4wuoted Mrs. Baird as saying she bad beeo giv!ng her .husband, Bill, dance lessons when they begrn arguing. BAIRD, AN ARnsr, SAID he returned to the dining room and began doing some sket.ches when be.beard a scream. "Command module .•. " According to police depositions, Mrs. Baird gave the following account: For the Record .. The baby had been sick. It wouldn't eat; it wouJdn 't sleep. It had been crying. I was corifused. T didn't know what to do. I picked up the baby, look il into the kitchen, picked up a knife and stuck it in her stomach. Birt It• "OONTAIN VAllE Y COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OecomlMr 4, 1'7' ""'·"""M" JoM 81&or, ,.,,. Mddo•o•" We~tmln\fPr • bQy Oec•m!Mr •. 1'16 ~r. and Mr\ Aot>trl Edw.,Ch, 60881~ .,, • Hunt"'9f0n enc" 91r1 "'"" .ind Mrr. R1t h;tr<1 Fl"t0, f>f>'I .:;1nQl"r Line, W r\tmlnio,ll'r girt \4r and Mn M•ch,wl H11nr'kt ,,~en ">t,.lner Clrc '"'· t1W"lfirH;11on f\t•JC h, oov. Oecem!Mr 7, 1'7• Mr' •~s. O.rryl G1t!Hple. S... O-rl!f. Q!r1. Bio Reserves Named N°"ember 14, lt7• Mr and Mrs.. wflltrmo 111....,, Jr., El Toro C)trl, HOffmlMrH, lt7• ~;..!~~ :~-. T•molhy "'•'son. s.n WASHINGTON (AP) -Six areas in the United M r. and Mrs Aanoa11 H•rm..,,, s..n States have bi?en formally recognized by the United _0_•"""'--'"-·4_'_rL------""""' Nations as "biosphere reserve" areas . Deada Not lee• . The Ag/iculture Departm~nt said the areas in-clude: Coweeta Experimental Forest, N.C.~ Great .. THE REASON J DID IT was to make Bill mad,'' sbesaid. Mrs. Baird originally pleaded innocent to a first-degree murder charge. but withdrew that plea and entered the no coot.est plea lo the manslaughter count. Spring Quarter ,,. Deadline Near AJ)pllcatfons for spring quarter classes at Sad· dleback College are available in the campus ad· missions office for riew and returnlne students. Bot.b persons who have never attended the col· lege and students who have been absent for one or more semesters should file an application by Fri· day, J an. 7, to qualify fort.be regular registration on Jan. 18 and 19. STUDENTS WHO APPLY AFTBJ\ Jan. 7 will be given a registration appointment when their ap- plication is filed. Students now attending Saddleback will pre. register Dec. 20-22. Instruction in spring quarter classes will begin Jan. 24. The schedule of classes. which includes the registration time schedule and general lnformation about the college, ls.avallable on campus. Also, schedules are being mailed to all re- sidences in the district, which extends from Tustin and Irvine to San Clemente. "'' and M rs Jamt-\ Holl!nQ• NOftn. 1""6 Oran11e Ave "E. (O\ld iw-.... G1rl. Mr and Mn kf'nnt'fh •• !llm•r~ 137~t Edwards St • W'~'ltm1n,h·' DOY. Mr ~od M r\ M1rn ... ..i JOI'\•"'\ Jl7• (.ahfof"ntdSI Co"t,1M1 ·• ~irl ~H e~6':i'eHo l vwcH. resi· Smoky Mountains National Park, Tenn. and N.C.; <lf'nl ol Com M .. a. (afllornoa Pas.ect Hubb.&rd Brook Exper imental Fores t, N .H.; ,)Way Oe<~mbor 13. 191&. sv .... 1 .. e1 Dy Evergraaes National Park, Fla., Virgin Islands Na· wot~ Wot,,,. Lynch ol The Country Club• • l p k I d L ill E · } conv~••'<•nt Ho.,,..~ 1n sanl'• -; t.1ona ar , V. . ; ~ uqu o xper1menta ddvqh'"' eo11v Pe"on'oi CO'ltaMMf1v•ttr ttn\\ U FY\.nh M t\'\•0" Vu 1f> q1rl SAHCL£Ml:NTE G£NE llAL HOSPI T•U .. Hovtmbet ti , 1th M ,. ..tnd M r\ J1Jhn (dr ,.,., St111 C•~tner'lft-,,,,, Mr dtHl M r' F,-.•0'" Gr•t O• U Q\inol Be J<h q1rl Mr dn<J M ,-, Wllt•..lm Hirtm~n \dn (.ff"~nl• bov No¥1'fnber "· 1'7' Mr .tnd Mrs, ll".',...,,...,11't Au~ront Et Toro q1r1 Mr and M r\ T hPodorf" Sorv•t' La9un1 NtgU'tt 01r1 November to, 1'h Mr and M r\. Arel\ R•tt•tt \.tn CJemtl'n'". bov Novem-JI, 1'7' M,. ~nd Mr~ Martin M IUpr, lbQUl\iA 8'>4Cll,OOV Hovemr>er?t, 1'h Mr and M f\ HArlW1q C~rtttu, $rtf'\ (lt•mf'f'lte. bOy Mr .ind M r'l ~rr"d 8"'"~ ~ l.kl>ml'!nt~ Dov . ~ Deaths . Elsewhere • OWATO NNA, Minn. <AP) -Ma lcolm II. Mcc rady, 59, whose only airplane trip was a solo flight on a 8 25 born bcr he commandeer ed as an Army sergeant in 1948, died Wednesday. The r Army theoriz~d that he was a frustrated wouJd· be pi lot. •.on f( t""""'" L vnc h Jr 6f GarOtn (,ft)'d IWO brOI"-"''\ M .. rwfn Lyne" OI Alhdmbt'•. J•<"-Lynch of Enc•n1ta~. '""'' Ot'dl"IO\Or\\ AO'\•rv ttt 1 00 PM ()to-{Jof'T'tb@'r ••. •t s,.,,,,, Pu.1\ V Oturcf'l M..l\' F• .. O.v Df'cemb@,. t1 at •·oo A.M •I S.1n1 P1\f\ v Church In Buena P;,,.6': Ct •ot•,rm•nt •t Good Sl'tlf'PP'lerd Ct~ltrv in l•~u or Oow•r~. oonah°"' m..tY ~made to vour tavortttl c"""'"1ty. S.t11 &trqtron Fun.r•I Horne dlt'fK• tor CO'lld -s•. Ca llEICEY MARV 9ROVOY BEICEY belowd mo1 .... of Row B•~•Y Hou'11. Jo~• MU\lln cttt•r '\hter of Fre"C-e\ l•wn5011, Jo"" J Wlll••ms; MIRO'\ Rap Dropped SAN FRA NC ISCO (AP) -Federal income tax evasion charges al- leging failure to report. $43,000 in income in 1970 and 1971 were dismissed against Charles Walker, a Sao Francisco busi· nessman. Wf1f1\t~•n. aho \urvtved bV hv• ------------! carc>nd<hildrt'n onf!' qrfdlf~9f'•nds.an S.-rVKO\ ThttMCl&y ~mbef" , • ., s~oo PM .Jl Hill\•die M!"m0t1•t Pitf'll. LM A '9"Ht\. Groman Mortuary dl•eclor.,. IUTT . REV FAIT>i M. evrr. re\ldenl ol lonq Bettth, Ca.lforni&. Pt1!t.Wd ltWIJV o. ... m.,.., 14, 1'1b Surviv•d Dv ""~" <.On\ Roy W Buff of long &..acn'. W•fl•r 0 Bull of La\ V"qa\, Lyle H Qutl of L~-•wOOd ll•uqhler C~ol Ma« Oyke ot Ld\ Vf'Q&\, '"''tttirn flr•ndc~oldr•n ; J' grt••· Qrt1ndch11oren. two gr••l4gre•t· ort1tndthl ldren thret-\'1't@'r~ Crace SchllmQtn of Mllchell, Solllh °""- Myrtle Pdlt,.r\on ot Hrm,.t H11tttf Ulwf'f'n<• ot Fres"°. brother Q\&rll'\ Munn QI CIPttddlP Sfo,.YICP\ wtll ~ httc:I n Noon Sdfurdav O•cembef" 18 •t P"W"1f1( Vt,.W Cha,,.f lnt~rmt-ni PaciUc. "'""" M•mor'•' Pari., Nt~w00t1 Sf!«:h 01rf'(fttd tw P.ctf1c'\luJw M ortUl'Y. W£88 OAVIO A WE88 r~<o<Jenlol TU\hn. r011t1or"J• P.n5""d ,.way ~•f'f'ller tt.. 1'16 \urv1Vf'd Oy w1fp M/NM Wfobb S. rv r .. -, pi1ond1nq at P41c 1f1c Vttw Mo>rt""'Y Newoort Bue". C.. WISSMAN Willi AM J WISSMAN r~ ol MO\\IOft Vl•10. C•ltforn1.. klowd -9' Est1'er WlUm4n fat-o1 Mr\ Aothn• Oetker of trv•n•. qr-f•lller Of RcMllne De<-"'· Jr -Rorw.llo Okll.tr l'untr•I .,....,~ l'ri· d.Jy O.omber I~ at 10 00 AM O'Co<> -U9\IM Hill~ Monv•ry C""otl wit" P.ntor W•lll•m" Ell•• Oii•· •allnq ,,.. tltc ('B4Jdwi~ fU NMff<=H INE Thc~lua~ 'instt'untent ~ (;an'i'l.y [Vfl"n 1t you vf' nf"V•• pl•~dlwlo•t Yoll c •n m.;\..P mu'•< o~ thl'I' ,,,.w B.alrlw1n runM1ch1ne1 fh1 f11,1 llmt ';UU hy' -----------,.,.....,, Glen Hlffft M•mo<14' Park 't'-tfh ''"ft f1n1tr1 nn vnur ''" h.and y•flJ 1 .. n pl•'f' "" rntlf' rhythm ".,,.,,n fh, r• , .. '' ""'."" •·n "' ft (°'>() t tfHm '.11t1I ,,,,Ii,_ flf d•\lt' ULn·IHGHOM fUMEa.u HOME Corona def Mar 6 73-9450 Costa M esa 646-2424 H U H OADWAT MOITUAl"f 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 McCOlMICIC MOITUAllH Laguna Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills .. 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PAClf.IC Y•W MIMOllAL PAH Cemetery Mor1uary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newoort. 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Guitars Instruments LESSONS c:=~~~!:::AL fl .. ~;;.(f hPf;tx;':S·-1 Westmrnstor 893·3525 I I SMITHS' MORTUAIY •• . 627 Main St Huntington Beaclf 536-6539 . I I SWTH TUfHIU. LA. .. ou• i I TcL1"c"•"" Women's3 Pc. ary •• 64~· h 1 E 17th St . I roly-gabardine ~# Co=::sta:=Mes=:a =,Ill SUITS I PUBLIC NOTICE s-S1u. Wft•IUO•COUllTOf'TWI STA Ta Of' CAllf'OltNIA l'Olt TH• COUNTY Of'OllANOI .......... "OTICI Oft HaAllltlllO Of' ...,.!Tio.I flott ftltOaATI Of' Wll.L AMO f'Oll UTTIU TUTAM•N· TA•Y AMO AUTlllOll I IA TION TO AO. MIN ISTatt UNOlll Tllllf ,_. ... MDllllT ADMIMl$TllATION Of' HTATIDACT. li•lel• ot MElll lN 0 . YODEll, c.c..-. "°11CI IS HE111!9Y OIVl!N !NI Willi~ T. RYAN ll•U Ill~ "9f'tl11 e 91Mlllon t., f'rol>ele ol Will " for 19- -· OI ltllt" ltlle,,,_.,,.. ....., ""'"""''•HCH\ to Aclntlnl"tr ll!ldtf" '"" 1no.pe-111 Adml1111lr•llon OI l!:Jteltt "'1. r9lertnct 10 wlllcll I• ,.,.._ '°" ""1"9• perllc11f•rs. ene 11\.11 Ille 11- llM pltc:e Ol llHrlrwi Ille St"'9 MJ *1 wt'°" J.nuery •. 1'11, •t 10100•.m ,. ln .... COUflrootll OI Otptrl"'"lll Ho .• el wld COUf'I, •I 100 CM< Ot1111tr Ol'l"t w.,1, 111 the CHr of Sant• ""'"· c.i1tom1e. Dlteo OK. u. "" Wll..ltAM E St JOHN.. C.Unty Clon PAUll.OAllalll ., .... , ~'"" ...... ......... CA.tit" ~fW:"4"'-r ~f Pwd Or•-Cont 0..1\' Piie!, OMAllMtf U, 1' U ltT• JUH6 ,_ (Jacket, vest, pants) Choo(e from large selection of sizes & colors Retail Value $120.00 Nows5000 1804 NrwPORT ILVO., (CORNE~ OF HARBOR) COSTA MESA 645 18"" .. _ .... ·~~---~ , • ~ SAT .... ~,_..,....._..,... ""'* ~ ...................................... 111 r INTRODUCING - -the G • The first store 'With everything. a w-otnan needs tow-in. Featuring ~ ~ adldas (Jrand Opening Meet Cathy Rig~y OJympic Gymnastics Champion Sat., Dec.18, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ) You·re today. You're competing in the sports world ... and winning ! Now it:c; time for The Activist. The first store totally devoted to you. The active woman who's serious about her game and her looks. Step into a sports headqual'tcrs dazzlin,g with a wodd collection of high fashion sport ensemulcs. Including velour warm up s, tennis outfits and the queen of the tennis shoe -Adidas. Only a game pcrfol'lnanc<.· completes the smashing A ctivist look. Pcrfol'm ance that comes from you and The ActivisL's superb sclrn:Lion of ~ports eq ui pment for the courts. gr een, track or slopes. Fbr your highest score.s in fas~ion and games, ro me to The Activist in the South Co ast Plaza, Costa Mesa. The firsC .. store with everything a woman needs to win . • t • 1 : •• j ,, I ' I 11 ,.., ' I IP I J .. I. rnursday December 16. t976 OAILYPtLOT A9 Irvine to Piny Santti Clnus ~:reacher and Friend Santa ·s he lpers will drive through the streets of Irvine Saturday an<t Sunday picking up toys for needy. f amiltes lhroughout Orange County. The toy drive is being SJ>Onsored by the Irvine office of Red Carpel Realtors. Office workers have already sent out about 8,000 flyers to Irvine resi· dents, informing them of the toy drive and telling them an approx- imate time the truck will be in their neighborhood. TOM WALSH, AN organizer of the toy drive, said residents are asked to put new or used toys into a marked paper bag on their front porch before the hour th~ truck is ecpected to arrive. Walsh said the Saturday schedule includes Racquet Club, the Colony, CoJJege Park, Green- tree, the Willows and California Homes, in that order. The hours will be 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. •. Mrs. Elayne Burns, a Spanish teacher at Costa Mesa . l ligh School, gets Santa's ear during Christmas festival _ on the Mustang campus Wednesday. Student body Presi- : • dent Mike Bruneau pl ayed Santa for the occasion. In • fundraising activity, students and faculty members had . · their pictures taken with Santa. Mrs. Burns said her ~~ photo would go to her grandchildren. On Sunday, the truck will tide through the Ranch, Deerfield# Culverdale, University Park Villages 1, 2, and 3, Deane Homes, the Terrace and Turtle Rock, in that order. SEVERAL HOUSING develop- ments are not Included in the list because their front doors are not accessible, Wals b said. Those in- Firemen Give Thanks at Yule Orange County firemen seem t.o be catching the Chrise"mas spmt. appreciation to two restaurants and the U.S. Marine Corps. and Burger King. Employes of these restaurants gave the firemen both coffee and comfort while they were fighting the re-H avin~ been givt•n comfort and assistance, the fifc•mcn are re· turning with thanks :.ind public Certificates of appreciation were pres ented today to the m anagers of two El Toro r estaurants, E xclusively Dogs · cent fire at Saddleback Valley Plaza. Lighting, Capsule . Mark Yule A bicentenni~al time caps ule bu ri al and Cnristmas tree lightmJ? will be held al 7 p m Fn· day in front of the f•'oun· tain Valley City 11:.ill, 10200 SI atcr A vc. The time capsull'. to tw opened tn 207ft. hold~ bict>n lcnn1al ar11fac1s Hnd current tnformatmn ct bout the• cat;. local school :md Oran~e Coun· AR ISTRY N' FLOWERS 24101 ARcla ,..wy, gf~ l.efi-Hiits ,...._ ~) 586-1301 Of"ttif10Af,.f•N .. 1,,.. PARTY PLEAZERS #~J FLOWER ~ SHOP 3013 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-9172 ty, accord mi,? to Dtddy _________ _, Lammers. coordinator of --===========~ the projecl. TllF: fl\'E·FOOT h) eight inch capsult· .1bo VALLEY OF FLOWERS CAU holds 20th c~nlurv t7179 'A'lr...._,.s..t JJ11facts such a~ "(ancy ,._.... Y6f 968-2525 lotlct pJp('r, H:.in<la1ds. ~===:::===::::::::~ paptor cups and u picture ----------. 11f a male anatomical BROADWAY FLOWER SHOP, IMC. doll ... Mrs Lammers said "Who knows if they will .!.ttll hJve thest• things an 207fi"" .tskcd ~tr:; Lam· mer<; Robberies Darken Season \ ras h 11( Chr1sl mJ'ilamc cramt· '" 1)("<'urrtni:. accordtnlo! lu ltu11l1n~:111n Rt',1ch 110J11·t'. ~ h'> ~ .1rncrl """' CALL 546-8284 .& 2750 Harbor Blvd. Coda MHo HUNTINGTON BEAC>i FLORIST I USS ALG0H9UIH ST. <lt•nt~ 111 1.1kt' rxtra home :::=:=;;::;:::=:=::;:;:;::;;;~ s ecur1t) 11r<•c;111111rns d 11 r 1 n g I h 1· h u I 1 cl ,1 y St' .ISllll Ct 846-0601 l\raslld<'s rlorrs. n( 15611 ll anov1:r I.an'" <',Jllt'd o«rcrr... Tucsduy 111 n•port J hur!llilr who 1~1 :-.lt•d 11(( the front doorknoh s t o l(• the family 's Chrn1tmas gifts An1t:1 Os~ood. of 16771 Diff erentia Florist 30242 caowN VALLEY PKWY. MALL IJ£UNA Nl£UU 495-0500 ll:trl'ftHll Lant'' reported YOUR FULL SERVICE the hur~laty oC $90 worth FLORl8T or li(lrts T'ol1cc were un· CID mi certain how entry was ---------~ ~ainerl to Ms. Osgood's -----------1 locked residence. MACRES FLORIST 490 S. Coaat Hwy. L•gun• Beech • DE MURL FLORISJ lOIMew,_t .. .&. c .......... 646-4479 REHER'S MISSION FlOllST a. GIFTS CAU 837-6502 ~ JH71 M•9ffrit• ~J , .... .., Ml1Me.Yle .. ~~Breda' 6aufuet Sending these unforgettable gifts almost anywhere is as easy as a call or visit to your FTD Florist. No wrapping, no mailing, no shopping headaches. Send a living, loving gift ltke this FTD Season's Greeter™ Bouquet. The Christmas spirit captured in a solid brass bowl with holiday flowers. vivid greens and red candles. Season's Greeter usually availabte 0r.~,.,,., for less -~ "'"' than • As an independent businessman. each FTD Member Florist sets his own prices. ' Ill 11178 F1orlet1' Tranewo;ld Ot llvery elude R ancho San Joaquin . Smokelree, W alnul Square and the Meadows Mobile I lome Park. Residents in those areas are asked to bring their toys to the Red Carpet Realtors office at 4225 Campus Drive in Campus· Valley Shopping Center. Otht>rs may bring their toys to the office too, Walsh said. Aho, persons who leave their toys al their front door and the toys are not picked up s hould call the oC· flee, 833·3380. W nlsh said the toys will be given to No uh s As I. Charity Organi2ut1on, which wall das tnbute them to nct'dy forruues A spoke~mon Crom No.ih's Ark. which is a county-funded group. said there are more than 300 famil.Jes th('y know or without. toys for gifts. ' * * . * *1 * . * * . * * DontingtOn Gets Spirit A citywide Christm ns toy drive for neglected c hildren at the Albert Sitton Home Is being con· 'ducted through Wednesday by two Huntington Beach groups. The Hun~ington Beach Kiwanis · Club and Police . Wives GuHd are coUecting new or used toys in good condition for the Sitton Home children who range in age from infancy to 17 years. THE CHILDREN are scparat· ed from their homes and families and are often badly abused and . . . battered, according to Richard AJtimari, toy drive spokesman. · Cash donations for toys will also be accepted by the Kiwanis Club Albert Sitton Home Fund, Altimari added. Gifts should be brought Un· wrapped on or before Wednesday to any of the following pickup locations: Huntington Beach High School District offices, 5201 Bolsa Ave.; Edison High Sc h oo l, 2 1400 M ag - nolia St.; Huntington Bea~ Police Department. 200 Main St.; Clinics Slated For Tennis Buffs- The Newport Beach Recreation Department has schequJ ed four tennis clinks for boys and girls in the third through sixth grades during the Christmas vacation. Pacific City Dank. Golden West Street and Edinger t\_venue, Southwest Savings and Lo:.in, Spring'dalc Street and Warner Avenue; American Savings and Loan, 7830 Edinger Avenue, Home Savings and l~a·n, Golden West Str eet and Mansion Avenue; and Downey Savings and Loan, Brookhurst Street and Adams avenue. · For more information, call Altimari at 898·6711, or Ball Ellis,Jf" '536-7551. / L - NURSERY AND FLOWER SHOP The first .clinic will be held at the Las Arenas Tennis courts Dec. 28 from IO a.m. to noon. MariJ\ers Tennis Courts will hold a c linic from 2·4 p.m. It will b~eld at the S.'.lll Joaquin Hills 'l'cnnis Courts from 10 a .m. lo noon, and the Community Youth Center from 2-4 p.m. Dec. 29. 1 ') For further information call iUdy O'Shaugh· nessy, tennis supervisor , at640-2271. 2<•IO ll•rhoor HI.cl .• c:. .. .,, \f,,., . ·AIRPORT FLORIST COllNlll BlllSTOlllllOHIU. ~ 1 556-1744 J :~ on:.v CURISTMAS MUUNIJ\'c; CL.Alk KEMHEOY FlOllST /Ill FASHION ISUHD HIWP'OIT HACH I 640-8181 FIFTH AVENUE FLORIST . 60tow-•·•· H.t""Jt°" h4Kh ~ 842-0696 ca!.· THE FTO HOLL V BOWL. Deck their halls with a holly' arrangement se11n an e11ou1s11e sohd brass bowl LAGUNA HILLS FLORIST 24102 El Toro Rd. L•guna Hiiis '") 586-5800 THE FLOWER SELLER ~~-3Jl7 E. Coast Hwy. ~ ~ CorOfla D~I Mar . 673-8270 ALSO FCATURING ORY ANO SILK OBIGNS oe ALICIA'S ~J FLOWHS & GIFTS 1701 Cor111ttiia11 Woy 1-.J-·•oc . . ..,...._..........,_ H1wpon !l.ad1 833-1883 CAROL'S fOUHTAIH OF FLOWERS 17'25 M~o t:o-faili Valley 847·3141 ,#4\ SEAL BEACH -J FLORIST I 073 racific Cit. Hwy . Seal Beach 213-43 1-2571 MESA VERDE FLORIST 2'57 HAltlOa ILVO. " COSTAMESA 11, I 545-1708 AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORISTS 171!'. I Inch l h<i 842-6414 CAPISTRANO VILLAGE FLORIST J20JJ c-i..o Catth"- MltU-Yll-.. Ce.tw Cf 17~·;~;;;:;;;7 HARBOUR FLORAL I S 7 52 Spn119dol~ A"~· HUMTIH~TOH IUCH if; 892-6313 COSTA MESA FLORISTS I 17 BROADWAY The loll also included two additiona l door knob-twis t breuk-ins ln which three tclcv1sion sets valu('d at scvt'raJ hundred dollars were stolen. THE POINllEmA THE HOLIDAY FRUIT BASKET. " Cotto~ El FLORISTA FLORIST UH t n .ouco ao. MISSIOH YllJO " 581 ·7030 494-8511 Order the "Season's Greeter" Now I no -Me.Artt.r ~ ...... YW c ...... 644-4061 441 .... I 7ttt ser..4, c...tie --• 641-1144 IN A WOVEN BASKET. Ca1alully selected by FTO Florists. Ille trad111onal pomso1t1a says "HIPPY Holiday" w1tti blazing COiors. ~ A colortul array of fresh fruit sol In a wown beskel with broght tiohday decoralions. A tasty treat' (Av11lable 111rouo11 most FTD Ftorlats.J They come beautifully arranged wllhall lhe hollday trimmings. Sag JTJJ ••• ond JJe 1ure. • 548-6071 TIU FLOWER PLAa 012 WAaNH AV£. HUKTIMGTOH HACH ·"' 842-2547 FLOWERS BY THE SEA • HI S. Coast Hwy. ( ~ LIHJllllG ltacll 494-9428 ~FLOWERS W byDHRA CALL 645-0093 IHI H.wpwf 11•& IC...-ef'I 6tll St.I \ -• ~ AJO DAILY PILO,t= Thursday December 111. 1976 , I • ,f . l . r • ( ' I_ • • , \ • , " • ~Enriched Flavor: breakthrough brings unprecedented taste to low tar smoking: Today there 's a way to get real taste fro m a MERIT d e livered more taste than five c urre nt ieading low t ar. cigarettes h aving all the way up cigarre ttc \vi rhout h igh tar That's the report on a new taste di 'CO\'Cry call ed 'Enriched Flavor.' A u'ay to f )(.lck flat 1or-ex tra f fa vor-into tobacco 'lvithoia the .( l l ' . 1 lstta corres{Jonc ing tn crease in tar. The ciga rette p acked with 'Enric he d Flavor ' tobacco is re m arkable n ew MERIT If you sm o ke, you 'll b e inte rested . • Tests Verify Taste In tests involving thousands of smoke rs of filter cigarettes , the majority r e ported c f°hthp ''"Hit lnC' l'>'"f, 9 mg: 'tar:· 0. 7 mg. n1co"'1e av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT Filter to 60% m ore tar. Repeat: delivered more taste. In similar tests against 11 m g. to 15 mg. mentho l brands, MERIT MENTHOL was r eported to delive r as much-or more-taste t h a n the highe r tar brands tested . ~ Yov.'v e been smoking "low tar, good taste,, claims lo ng enough . Now smoke the ci garette. MERLT. Unprecedented flavor at 9 m g. tar. One of t-he lowest tar levels in smoking today. """' ·~:,,. 1' •• 1 • •L• 't J"J ' I<('•, .,, ... ftl" ~,, '. f\•J • .,.,., 11,I•' 'I . ~··= 11111 •.\ .,, I I ' • I ,,f .. ''•' ,, ' \ I • I t '• .. I ' ,, .. .. I I ~ I '• .. ,, ·' ~ .. . ··-· -Thursday. December 16. 1976 DAILY PILOT ., ·Even the Mennaidr Hm to C TT Ring Thief '·~Aff •TF over vp j fl.·~ ." .... _, __ Swallows 0-1" lcf: Maine Voters Ban Bar Bareness OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine CAP) -The new law reqwres model>· t1 even on the sign ~ the Bikini Tavern. But tfl at's not what's most troubling at what used to be the town's only topless bar. "All the new law has i.ucccedt.'<i an doing is making the girls look more provocative," said a Portland h1wyer visitl~g the bar. "Face it, bare breasts by themselves aren't very sexy." Jail Term TULSA. Okla. <AP) A Tulsa man has been sentenced to five years in prison for swallowing a $7,900 diamond dinner• ring in a Jewelry store, theft. "tHf"f wtLL ee 1"40 c..-.ft \ ~,. M,.~ 1'H1i Yf.,._p. Te l " There are tears in the beers because the law also prohibits the three barmaids from serving In their old un- , fettered fas hion. They've been topped, so to speak1. and neither ·customers nor barmaias like it. RICHARD GABRIELE, owner or the bar, said he will comply with the law but does not rule our a future challenge to it. Other peop1e have saicl the law is so written it is blatantly Uh• cortstitutional. Robert David Hen. derson, 28. pleaded guil· ty to grand larceny. • ~ heRVlol>v l"\ofE TIMf. f oR $He>rr1~'7 ''I KNOW IT'S silly, but I feel like l'm trying to bide something," said barmaid Cindy Linscott, self- ~ consciously running her fingers over the unfamiliar leather vest above her bluejeans. "lt just doesn't feel right wearing this," she said of the vest that doesn't quite cover what the new ordinance intended. The 23-year-old brunette's unhappi- ness was echoed by the 15 loyal customers around the horseshoe- s haped bar as the law took effect. Perhaps unhappiesl was the oqly patron who said he came expressly to seethe barmaids. .. l'M 70 YEARS old," he said. "Where else can a man my age see something as pretty as that without getting his face slapped? "They're nice girls. They wouldn't do anything wrong, even ar they were naked." Gabriele, 50, opened the bar lal!lt ·year at a location at which he bl)d operated, in turn and unsuccessfuily, a fast-food restaurant. miniature golf \ course, furniture s tore and fruit stand. "It's very' simple, flesh sells," he said ... If 1 had ~ome guy selling the beer, the most I could <:.harge would be 50 cents a drink. But I've got some attractive girls who show a little flesh doing the seUing, so 1 can get a buck a beer instead." MODESTY OVERCOMES TOPLESSNESS 1,089 to 613 ~lchard Gabriele Cha~ With Clothed Kathy, Cindy and Darlene GABRIELE SAYS HE runs • u' neighborhood bar: "My girls sell beer and beer only." Mink Finks on Duo BALTIMORE V\P) -Two men al· p u . legedly trying to hawk a stolen coat on o ce ~gree. Deputy Chier Paul a downtown street didn't have much ~b~e.ts sa1d_ he b ad no pro_blems al the luck. Perhaps it was the merchandise B1km_1, but 1t was _the chi_ef who t~ld _ a $30,000 full-length white mink Gabnele the I.aw. wall reqwrc touching coat taken from the hotel room of ac· up the tavern s sign. tress Carol Channing. Gabriele said paint would add the Baltimore police recovered the coat her coat iri a sim1lar incident six years ago an London . Two Baltimore men were arrested and charged with burglary after they tried to sell the coat, police said. ...... ____ _ He was s potted Oct. 22 by a clerk at Edison Ban p J e w e I e r s a n d 0 1 s -888e8 tributors s wallowing LOS ANGELES (AP> something while viewmg -A plan to restrict de· a ring at the counter. velopment ii> the Santa Monica Mountains has Police r ecover<'d the ~n approved 8-7 by the nng three days later, an Los Angeles City Coun· jail. cil. It was the local Kiwanis Club that thought the girls were doing· something wrong just by being a little naked. It sponsored a hearing at which townspeople test.Jfied the top- less bar could cause a decline in the beach resort. necessary modes ty to the unclad and won praise from Miss Channing. mermaid. Britain's Scotland Yard couldn't find The coat was taken from an up. stairs room in the two-floor hotel swte where the actress and her husband- manager, Charles Lowe, arc staying during a run of "The Bed Before at==================:1 Yesterday." '111 ntE VOTE IN TIIE special re- ferendum Monday was 1,089 to 613 m favor of the law requiring clothing of waitres~es. , As for patrons al the Bikini, they scoffed at the idea that Old Orchard could become a "sin city." NOW OPEN Shoppinq ICI• Frasers Split Over Playwright LO~OON CAP) - Conservative legislator Hu gh Fraser has divorced '1is ware. author Lady Antonia Fraser, on grounds of her adultery with playwright Harold Plnter. t hOt1qhlfuln~·,,., thing!> •'> qo•ng to l>e a wholt.' new world o l pleasure Las.iy Antonia did not rontest the divorce, grantc-d Wednesday The Fraser s were married 20 years ago and have sax children. Lady Antonia. 43·year· old daughter or former Socialist minister Lord Longford, has written best-selling biographies of Mary Queen of Scots and Oliver Cromwell. She was namet!'as co- respondt>nl las t July in divor ce proce<'d1ngs started by Pintt>r's wife. actre s s Vi v a<'n Merchant. who recently announced she was not going to prei.s for a divorce. Hugh Fr aser narrowly ~caped death u year ago when a bomb attributed to Irish R e public-an Army extremists ex ploded outside his Lon· don home. CurcL\·l 'urtu .Supplies (;1_r1~ l•<•ttd ., •• , .,..,, • .,." 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A TEAM OF researchers from the Society of American F1orists and Ohio University reported rats given high I doses Of various parts of the poinsettia did not dfe, did not have symptoms of toxicity and did not change in Aides to Assist behavior or dietary intake. Danger stories have circulated ever since 1919, the report said, mostly "at Christmas time when the plant is at the peak o!its popularity." A New York resident last year even asked the federal Consumer Protec- tion Agenc)"' to require a po4son hazard warning on poinsettia plants sold in stores. ECKE HAS BEEN around the plants since birth. 1l was his grandfather, Albert, a German immi- grant, who started commercially pro- ducing the. plant at a nursery in lhen- rural Hollywood in 1006. - Ecke, who provides stock to most Qf the nation's nurseries, says the potson myth has hurt his business ''in certain areas and at certain particular times." .BUT HE HOPES TIIE myth finally will be_ put to r est with last year's ruling by the federal Consumer Pr,,tection_Ag~nc~. It saidTue poinsettia isn't normally dangerous but like all plants may cause sickness if eaten and should be kept out of the path of infants. REWARD '" en •tte"'llC to •••• tr.e ett.atv. ,_.. Of tN• ectwett1tln9 ftt.Ol1 •• , .,. .,..,..,,,_ • on• •Hiit Old ''~ "'4WI'• '°'" l:tt~ or "'' Hew llecua tor Int. UMft one. No d••••t•. Phone: 546-6740 OCC Registration Orange Coast College s~ys it has the answer for. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==-=::; women who would like to return to school but are in· tim.idated by the registration process. The OCC ~omen's Center is providing "re- gistration aids' forwomen who request them. The aids are students who will-accompany women through the registration lines, answering questions, translating schedules Alld o(rering support. For more inCormaticfti, call the Women's center, 556-5557. Registration begins Jan 4 and classes start Fl'b. 7. Society Opens w DONNA 11mws "A GIFT OF LOVE" m'l~<'> 0 h<tOfl i,..,,, fo1l•f, o bo.o •·tut MUSIC BOX P10V•"'1 o• ,.,, h'lnt ~ J ,.,,.f, J1 ""°'If f~r,.,,,,., t I/If n ( ")f'I 11Qnf. d""'''l"'* I ,,.tnin f•r of yovr '°"'t Oftd conc-orrt. DONNA'S frne ColffK11on 1nv1tes your 1nspec11on *Slit C ..... 01 • IAHUMlll(MO DONNA'S UNIQUf Otm ,.,. 5 ........ ., ..... lrtu-4 t-a C.v,..•rv c:,..... .. NB Pair Elected To Office Cal State Long Beach is one of five California universities authorized to form a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's o ld est academic . honorary society for Wl· '-•• ..._ _ , .... - Dr. Donald Harris and dergraduates. ~=========~ Dr. Michael Talmadge, ---------- both of Newport Beach. h ave been elected., chairmen of the lntema-/ tional Orthoker atology \./ Section (10S) and the Western Or- thokeratology Section. respectively. Orthokeratology is the programmed application of contact lenses to re· duce or correct errors in ey~ight by reducing the curvature of the cornea, the front central part of the eye. Harris, who has a master's degree in ,physiologi ca l optics from the Pa c ific University College of Op- tometry. has lectured throughout the United States and Europe Md written arbcles on or thokeratology. He is in private practice in Newport Beach. Dr. Talmadge is also a graduate of Pacific Unjversity and heads the Patton State Hospital Eye clinic, is editor or the Orthokeratology Journal, and serves on the executive board for the IOS. PaJa Photos Win Second Costa Mesa resident Dan Downing, 283 E. tSlh St .• placed second 10 the color transparencies category of the U.S. Geologica l Survey Camera Club contest. His photo, called "Pala Indian Reserva. Uon," ls on display at the survey's national center in Reston, Va. through Jan.2. Work Halt~ SACRAMENTO (AP> -Work on relocating a road at lbe New Melooes Dam project has been halted by the federal govemment because the state complained no en- v l ron mental impact study was made. .. 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Orange Bang -Inc. of Sun Valley which manufactures non-carbonat(.>d drinks pleaded no contest to slx counts of manufacturing and selling food products with labels which failed to list all ingredients. A HEALTH DEPARTMENT In· vesl1gator stud he found the restaurant's menu advert.bins fresh shrimp and scallops, prime New York cut slt'ak ond fresh salmon that was "swimmina this monililg." The salmon, shrimp and scallops were all frozen and the steak wasn't prime grade, the investigator aaid. Persons wishing to at· tend OCC may apply in lhe college's Admis~ions and Records office Mon· days through Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. toSp.m. MUNICIPAL CO~T -:;;.=-=::-=-=-====-=========:::::~ Commissioner Mayer °"''Pt tots""""""• As with every craze, the inevitable puns are not far behind. This play on words was spotted in a nov· elty shirt shop in Corona del Mar. One thing is certain, soc· ccr is a sport you can really put your foot mto. 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THE R EPORT CITED MOllt-: than 200 promis- ing research developments that could lead to more effective fertility control. including, along with the male pill, a v<tccmc to prevent pregnancy, agents that might keep the tion, called ohgosperm1a, and el!mmating it, called azoospermia. The current study will examine what happens when the testosterone dosage is altered, to see ii it is possible to avoid adverse reactions seen with high, male hormone exposure. These include blood pre· ssure changes. Edison Warns of Contacts Three deaths and nine injuries r elated to care- less installation of CB radios and TV antennas wer e report ed in Southern California re- cently, prompting a warning fr om th e Southe rn California ~on Company. -- Thursday December 16 1976 DAILY PILOT Jl3 Blind Man Bilked~ Mechanic Charged With IM/t FRESNO (AP> -The owner or an auto body shop here has been charged with b1l1Jng a blind man from Madera more than $700 for repairs that were never done The district attorney's office filed grand theft charges against John Jones, owner of John's Auto Shop here. THE VICTIM, FRANK AJcaron, told the s t ate Department or CQnsumer Affairs that he brought the car to the s hop in June for repairs that included a new block. ground valves and a brake overhaul. vestigatton by district attorney's in- vestigator Ted Forrest, who lS also a competent m~chani~ After a thorough lnvesUgation in which he dis mantled the car's engine, Forrest filed grand theft charges against Jones. Teen Indicted In Sclwol Blmt ( J fertilized egg from taking _. . MEDIC/JUE root in tbethwombtrand a -, ,. once-a-mon con acep- · --· t1ve Edison's Cost.a Mesa manager Jim Kennedy said the deaths and in- juries resulted from con- tact with electrical con- ductors. After paying a $704.59 bill, Akaron said the engine was still noisy and ht• could st1ll s mell smoke when his wife drove the car. He s aid he called Jones to complain but the owner said it "would settle down" and to give it time. BIG BEAR <AP) -A Big Bear High School student who lost both hands las t March when a homemade bomb exploded in the school's gym- nasium has been ordered lo stand tnal on two felony charges. - But the study, con- ducted the last two yc·ars. aJso warned that efforts to improve c-o ntraccptwn "may be seriously de- layed" by a decline in the fundmg of reproductive research. The m oncy being spent worldwide has dechned from a high of $120 m1lhon in 1974 to an estimated S109 9 m1lbon m 1975 and an es timated $105.6 mil hon in 1976, rl'searchers said. RESEARCH ON THE MALE PILL is based on the fact that .!>tero1d hormones cire among the ch1::m1 cal substances known lo suppress the produc- tion of spe rm by the lt'Sl(•s. But the .!>lcro1ds can pro- duce such :.1de l'ffecls as loss of libido, or psychic energy, so the m ale pill 1s a combination of the sl(>{'-Oid dana.wl and <t i;ynlhol1c male hormone, testoskrtml'. "This may bl' a safo and cffec:l1v e mc.tlc con- traceptiv<'," Or. C. Alvin Paulsen of the University of Washington School of Mt-d1cane told a seminar for science writers. The k1lest t'linical lri<.il has just begun ul the un· ivcrsity. he said. 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The Christmas Place~ All 1torea open every night 'tll Chrf1tm11. Shop Sunday 10 AM-e PM. Available at most large JCPenney stores. ., "With Christmas just abeaa . we are particularly concerned that people receiving CB equipment maintam the clearance from electric lines required by law," Kennedy said. ALCARON'S CAIL to the con- sumer affairs department led to a.n in- V1 ctorvillc Municipal Court Judge David Aaron on Wednesday ordered James S. St. John to appear for trial Jan.3. Jury Pay Up WANTED He urged persons in- stalling CB equipment or television antennas lo "make certain your lad- der, antenna. tools and yourself can't possibly contact electrical lines during or after installa· lion." SAN DIEGO CAP) Persons called to serve on Superior and Municipal Court juries 'Will get a little more for their time and trouble under a decision by the Board of Supervisors. Supervisors voted to in- crease the corh pens at ion paid to jurors from $5 to $10. DI\ :tlO:\ DS • G•::ttSl'O:\ES Jewels by 1osephs is searct11nq for diamonds and gemslones from private 1n11v1duals and estates. Carelul eJ.amina11011 and evaluatton by ovr eJ.perts H1ghes1 prices paid Call 540 9066 10-9 dauy, Saturdt1y 10-6, Sunday closed. ask tor Mr Jo<>eph / iewels by ioseph Save C·hristmas fun and memories with a Kodak lnstamatic®! kodacolorll ,. ... .... ' .. , .. Only 29.99 Kodak Tele-lnstamatic 608 camera outfit. Includes Kodak 608 Tele- lnstamatlc camera with regular and built-in telephoto lenses. Kodacolor II 20-exposure color film and tllpflash, 8 flashes to the unit. Wrist strap and instruction booklet. I 1 I ~ . Use your JCPenney Charge Card. Only 17.95 Kodak AX15FA lnstamatrc camera outfit. Includes one Kodak AX 15FR lnstamatic camera with fl1pflash socket, 126 Kodacolor II 20-exposure color film and fl1pflashpocket size flash array with 8 flashes to the unit. Monograms. wrtst strap. instructions. Only 1.29 c 110-12 Kodacolor film. JCPenneY. The Christmas Place~ All 1torH open every night 'tll Chrlatmea Shop Sunday1 10 AM to e PM. • ARCAOIA-SANTA ANITA CANOGA P"RK CARSON CULVER CITY 'FOX HILLS' FULLERTON • GLENDALE 'GALLERIA' HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIOGE ORANGE 'THE CITY' RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WEST COVINA DOWNEY LAKEWOOD PUENTE HILLS WHITIWOOD 114 DAILY PILOl' Careless Skipper Rapped SAN FRANCISCO • (AP) -The skipper ol n : 60·foot s ports fishing boat lhat ran aground in j San Francisco Bay with .-more than 40 passengers !· aboard has been sus· · • pended from operating a :· commercial vessel for •: three months. ... ); Frank P epper, 63, or •: Solinas, was found guilty i: of negligence by an Ad· i _ ministrative Law judge t: and his Coa s t Guard ti.. license was suspended ... .... "! TIUS PROHIBITS him • until March from skip- • pering any vessel requir- ing a licensed operator. Pepper was piloting ·~-· ......... Helmut Schmidt, un· der fire in his own Soc ial De m ocr atic p a rt y , won re · e lec ti o n as We st Germ a ny 's c ha n- cellor Wednesday by a two-vote m ar gin. • the Argo whe n it ran ---------- aground in d ense fog Nov. 6 near Fort Point at Air Force the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge. The • Coast Gu ard and city fire c.· tes Man • department were called !:.: in to r escue 44 persons . ~--stranded on the vessel in C a Pt · 0 a n 1 e I r . ~ hi gh surf. No one was in· Adamson ~r., so!' of Mrs. : : jured Ade l e 81te tt1 of 26 • • · Goodwill Court, Newport , A .. SALVAGE effor t Beach, has received the ~.,: took three dii)s to free Merito ri o u s Ser vice :-. the Argo from the rocks. Medal at Maxwell AFB. •, • Ala. i·· Ric h a rd Lu lly , a He wascitedfordutyas m arine insur ance s ur· a n acco un t"ing a nd -. veyor. said the Argo's financeoffic~ratHickam t: hull was ripped open in AFB. ~await. I . 12 locations. He. 1s at Ma~well at· . ._; He es li ma t r.d_ t~ tending ~he Air Com· ··y damageal· ~.IRR>-ana -Mamr ano StafC College. ,-: said the owners have not----------L ·: yet decided to repair the •• · boat or auction it off to t the highest bidder. Call 642-5678. Put a lew words to work lor ou. '--'- 'No 8•okb19' Slgtlalftl DEAR PAT : I've had occasion to visit sevtf1&J county buildings lately. All of them have "no smok· lng" s igns. ls this a whim or a law? J .K., Costa Mesa It's law. Orange County has an ordinance re· quiring ao smoking signs In county bulldlng1. Some slgm say: "Smoklag bl problblted in ibis building except In private olficcs, lounges, restrooms and designated areas." Others posted ID public 'areas and meeting roomsJU$t say:" oSmoldng" or "No Smoking This Half of the Room." A county s(!Okesman calls them the "noos mokers' righta" s~. They are there partly as a result of research conducted by Dr. J ames R. White at the UahersUy ol Calllornla, San Otego. He believes that 1mok· lng ls nearly as hazardous to the nonsmoker as tbe smoker, based on evldence of physiological changes be bas observed in various tests. Vnaeanted: Mail Saaap~ DEAR PAT: Is 1t legal for companies or charities to send unordered m erchandise to an in· dividual? I get a lot of unwanted merchandise samples in the m ail and also·have received worth- less items sent by charitable or ganizations that are soliciting donations. Got a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat wUl cut red ta~. gettmq tlle answers and action you need to so/i;e inequities m government and busi· nrss. M ail your qu(•stwns to Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Coo.st Dally Pilot, P 0 . Box JSOQ, Costa Mesa . CA 11lti26 Include your telephone 11umber The <:ulumn appears daily except Saturdays dise from U.S. Purchasing Exchange or North Hollywood on Sept. 30. We were on vacation when the deli very was made i.n late October, so UPS re· turned it to the company. I 've written numerous let· ters to expla in the situation. and I've tried to call, but can't get a phone numer. J did receive a card some time ago that asked why the merchandise was returoed. I sent that back Nov. 5 with another ex· planatory letter . My check has been cashed, but l 've never been conta cted. R.R .. Laguna Beach U.S. Purchasing Excba.age can be reached by pboolnc CU3 > 718·34Me. lta apGkeaman said that your order was in the reprocessing stage. You wW be contacted by the firm re1anUn1 this mlxup, aad it wtl1 be settled to your satlafactloa. A YS bas re· ceived late delivery complaints about U.S. Purchasing Exchange in tbe past, but Its Better Business Bureau r~ ls «ood and It always bas attended promptly to A YS lnqulries. Re°led in Riflht IH~tlow DEAR PAT: You've helped me in the past, and I'm hoping YO'A can do it again. On the Nov. 23 "Happy Days" television show, Richie played the part or a Swedish kitchen helper at "Arnold's." He was wearing a tam.type hat with a small brim in T.S .. Fountain Valley front. My husband used to wear this kind of bat Only two kinds ol merchandise may be legally when we lived ln New York. We've looked for this malled to an individual wlthoul his ' consent or style for 12 years in California and have made end· agreement, and you've mentioned both of them. In less inquiries to no avail. Could you possibly find out each of these cases, the merchandise may be treat· where "Happy Days" obtained this particular cap ed as an unconditional gift, which you may keep or so we could buy one? dispose of as you wish. 1 In -.11 other situations It ls Illegal for merchaa. T.K .. Costa Mesa d.Jse to be malled to you wJtbout your consent. If you Members of the "Happy Days" wardrobe staff receive any unordered merchandise, consider it a are super people, and they were 1enulnely dlsap· free gm. It atso is a vlolalion of the law for any pointed to have to tell you that Rtcble'a cap came person or firm to bill you for unordered mercban. from Paramount Stud.Jo's costume st~k. They ad· d.Jse. You may bring suit to prevent any action to bill vise you to Inquire at small, "mod" stores in the Los you for merchandise you didn't order. and reason a· Angeles area. U any AYS readers know where you .ble..at&axa.e.)'!aleu.and c:.o&&A.~Aaie.!'-be ~r~-caabuy tbls bat, let's ask them to drop you a line at totheprevaUingparty. 656 Beach. St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. The best description anyone could come up with Is that this solid-color cap ls similar to ones worn in "gangster" movies of the 1930s. It reminds me of the old·tlme newsboy cap. Ex~hange Mix-up IJntawgled DEAR PAT 1 ordered $15 67 worth of mer chan· Add Living Plants To Your Christmas Giving Sunshine Inn's Container Gardening Center Is bursting with greenery for your home or Christmas gift fist. 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Children may bring new or used gilt as admission to lee Capades Chalet in Costa l\l esa Sunday from noon to 5 p.m . Toys go to needy children at Christmas time. For further information, call 549·8651. Cancer Greater Risk In Overweight W oinen LA JOLLA tA P > University of California rese<1rchcrs say over· weight women run a greater risk of uterine cancer after menopause than those \\hO Stay trim be<.'ause fat in the brain converts fe male hormones to male Dr llowar-0 .ludd said Wednesday lhal deposits of fat m certain <1reas of the brain ••pparcntly arc capable or converting the male hormone an· drogen into the female hormone ~trogen. "IT IS POSSIBLE that most if not all estrogens produced in post· menopausal women come from this conversion mec hanis m," Judd suic! in an interview. He said sc1<:nt1sts bchcve estrogen may set the stal!e for cancer of the uterus by stimulating the smooth lin · ing, or endoth(•lium. to grow to a "hyperplas t1c " s l<ite that is. enlarged because of an abnorm;il number of ct•lls, creating an t•nviron· mt•nt an which cancer might emerge. "SINCE FAT ITSEl,F makes thc convers ion." hc said. "the more obese a woman ts. the more androgen s he Valley Professor Wins Fulbright Indonesia Gram Dr Qanil'I N. Crecelius of Fountain \'allt:y, professor of Middle Eastern history at Cal 8tat<' Los Angeles, has b(.en a\\ arded a l''ulbnght grant hv thc\.oepart m t'nl of Stale to conduct rt;· ~f'arch on lnclon<•sia Dr . C r ecelius plans to spend th<' 1977 711 academic year mvesltgatan~ the modern1zallnn of I slamic r e Ugious in11titutions in Indonesia. Previous r e · !learch ~rants have t:'nahled Or UEC1L1 us Crect>ltus to un· clt-rtake research m arcluval eollec· hnns ln London, Paris, Cairo, TWljs J11ri Rabat l11s puhl1!.h1•d works arc oft('n cited h' <·nntt•mpon ;,rholars in history .11111 pO(tl IC":JI "C t(•nct• [ __ M_E_v_1_clN_E __ J converts to estrogen,·· he said. "In fact, some obese post-menopausal women make as much estrogen through this conversion method by as a premenopausal woman will produce in her ovaries." .Judd, an associate professor ot reproductive medicine at UC's School of Medicine, is principal investigator for a $160,000 study recently uwardcd by the National Institutes of Health tQ pursue his research. J U DD S AID THAT befor e menopause wh(•n ovulation, or the production of eggs is occurnng re· gularly -there is natural protection against the abnormal cnl<1rgement of the lining of the uterus During ovulation, he explained, the ovaries release the hormone pro· gesterone. stopping th<' growth of the t•ndothelium and preparing the walls of the uterus for the implantation of a fertilized egg. THE UC R ESEARCH has shown that after menopause. "the ovary con- ti nues to make androgens -and ac- tually increases its production of the male hormone testosterone," Judd said. This could explain why some wome n appear to become less fcminioc, with more facial hair and a deeper voice after menopause, he said Japa11:e se Folk Play at College A holiday play for children bast.>d on Japanese folk tales about mis chievous. tortoise-shelled cren~ures who inhabit the rivers of Japan will be staged at Saddleback College Friday through Sunday "Kap the Kappas"' will be present· cdal8p.m . 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Maybe they just seem so, he says , because their smiles arc broader. As for the claim that m en with big f eet m a k e good husbands, he conlmues lo research this matter, not yet having found any mot or evidence to the contrary. A New J ersey fact fancier named Edward M. Keenan tells me there are more left. handed than right-hande d professional bowlers. If you're under the impression that time on earth moves slower m the winter months than in the summer. you're right, according lo Einstein 's Theory or Hclativ1ty. He said time slows down as the object keeping t ime speeds up, or words to that l'ffcct. The earth travels faster in its orbit when nearer the sun during January than it travels when farther during July. PAYBOO'fllS Laws are turning up here ;_ind there around the country lo prohibit public pay toilets. You'd think this would worry the makers of those coin-operated doorlocks. Evidently it doesn 'l, though They're moving in a rapid manner to sell the owners of campsites on the notton th<1 t lhC'ir stall showerbaths should be equipped \\>Ith com locks that open for 25-ccnt p1C'ces Our Language man ::.a}s h<· l'an t explain how the word "monk<·y" <'volH•d from an Italian word m eaning "old woman. · You say you don't Like to put drops 10,.vour eyes. e1th('r'> Nothing to it Jus t he down nn your back, close the ey<.>s tightly, put the drops on the hds. and while sl1ll lymg down . open up the eyes to let the drops now m This 1sn 't my idea. It's a minor ml'd1caJ tc·ctuuquc used by some doctors on the squeamish. FOOTB••) Pl.A VF:RS Television h as~ught the professional football players up cl05e ;md personal. as the rellow s ays They're not cxa<'llv the automatic gladiators they used lo be /\nd the longer you watch them tn action, the harder 1t gl'lS to drum up that old hurrah for the winners, I think. With overexposure. it's lht' losl·rs that get to you. finally, one by one \\h1IP they limp r>fr the fields As a purgati ve for pnvate ag ~ress1on, the ga m<.> \\t•ak<•ns, ll'<t'l.ing more a ~nse or sympathy th,tn tnumph Thi'> parn ~ graph 1s d('d1catetl tu the belo\cd memory of Louisa May Alcott Addreu mml to L M Drl!Jd, P 0. Boz IS61J, Costn Mr&o 92626 '·Dr. Mauro Heads • : Hospital,'s Staff . Dr. Thomas Mauro has been named South Coast Community Hospital chief of staff for 1977 succeed- ing Dr. Neal Asden at the South Laguna medical facility. Al their a nnual meet-also elected Dr. Roy ing, hospital physicians Byrnes, vice president or the staff and Dr. Frank • Andrews' secretary- ! LBMuseum treasurer . t DR. JOSEPH Bray ' will head the general To Offer family practice section · and Dr. Byrnes the radiology sect ion. Yule Musl•C Unitdepartmentheads for the com ing year are •· Dr. Stan l ey R osen, \ The Laguna Beach Museum of Art will pre- sent a concert of baroque Christmas mus ic at 3 p.m . Sunday at the · museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Tickets are $S and a portion or each tiqjcet • will go to the museum's < Harry Steele Foundation ~ matching fund grant. j U successful, the con- cert may be expand«! to a regular aerie• or chamber music presen· ) tatJons of lnstrumeo~tal baroque, cl111lcal I jaza. . •-.. 1 For f urt.her lnforma· tlca. caU 41M·es:b. dialysis; Dr. Burnham. mental health: Dr. John Newsom, alcoholic care unit; Dr. John Reynard. critical care unit, and Drs . Am s den a n d Richard Cocororan lhE;. intensive care unit. DEPARTMENT heads Include Dr. Reynard, Dr. Trisha Ross, pediatrics; ·Dr. Andrews, radiology Hd Dr. Kent Combs, 11urgery. Dr . .Eugene Levin will serve as the medical education director for ongolna studies end pre- ·Hnt the public education forums. "':, . . .... Give a marvelous Christmas present. Coffee brewers, toasters, crockpots, blenders -they all make nice gifts. We'd like to suggest a better idea. Something that could give your family, friends and relatives the most precious gift of all: A chance to stay alive. Every year more than 12,000 Americans die from fires in their homes. most of which break out at night. But an early-warning smoke and fire detector like the Kwikset 911 Fire Alarm can warn people of a fire before it becomes an inferno. The Kwikset 911 senses a fire at its earliest stages and its loud warning signal can alert sleeping people wh ile there's still time to get up and get out. Safely. The special long-life battery which powers the alarm eliminates wiring and permits simple easy installation. Put Kwikset 911 Fire alarms on your Christmas shopping list and give .them to the family, friends and relatives. Perhaps with a card that says, "Hope you never need it." Kwikset 911 .. Fire Alarm The Early Warning Srnoke and Fire Detector Can be purchased at any of these CROWN HARDWARE KERM RIMA HARDWARE Hardware Stores RION HARDWARE 1024 IRVINE AVE. .. 3107 E. COAST HWY. -- CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. 613-2800 2666 HARBOR . BL VD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. ·· 642-1133 546-7080 r • " luveniles Get Some Laughs Santa Claus was a special guest at the Laff Stop, a comecly night club in Irvine, for a special Christmas party for 10 teenagers from Orange County Juvonile Hall. With St. Nick is club manager Bob Fisher and waitress J eanne Crawford. Erosion Chewing Away At San Diego Coast ENCINITAS <A P ) Luxury apart· ments teeter at cliff's edge, the pound ing waves loosening rocb and sand al a r ate which ularms coas tal geologists. first step to protect people from buy- ing on unstable land. Erosion has eaten '1ve feet deeper Jn ~wl!.;..*~.;ia:c:t.. r.-..,,;'-"i!"!\"'w'"e:en Encinitas and San .Oiego, in IN A PROPOSAL presented Wed- nesday, the county's Integrated Plan· ning Office asked that $18,000 be spent QO . ill. Uillia.L.sl1.1dY. made by Sen pps lnmlutlo'ii~ 18months. A 70-FOOT PORTION of railroad track threatens to collapse onto a beach. Uruversity of California geologists would predict the rate of cliff erosion, taking weather patterns into con- sideration. In the last century, while the shore has receded 800 feet, dozens of homes have tumbled into the Pacific Ocean, the ground underneath giving way. Surface water runoff from rains and streams cuts d eep ravines in the cliffs, weakening lhem. Construction site changes have altered drainage patterns and the weight or new build- ings has helped crush cliff as well. The property w1lh its spectacular westward view from the California coast is among the hottest selling anywhere. Jn Solano Beach. two con- dominiums were bwll recently on a crumbling bluff. GOVERNMENT PLANS HAVE been proposed to buy up land where rainfall runoff is most ~cvcrc and to establish publicly financed flood· control systems. "THERE IS NO FOUNDJ\TION there --no bedrock," geologist Gerald G. Kuhn said Kuhn. a research ussociatc al Scripps, said in an interview that 300 mjles of shoreline bluffs from Santa Barbara, 100 miles north of Los Angeles. south all the way to San Diego are wearing away · A concrete seawall is proposed by Scripps for the •·totally unstable" land under the Del Mar Beach and Tennis Club a nd Del Mar Shores Ter· race developments. Private homeowners have built such " alls in growing numbers in recent yeai-s." San Diego County superv1sc>rs are expected to vote Dec 28 on an h1stor1c The beach club·s owners plan to spend $500.000 on such a wall. But even concrete has been battered and broken by the r elentless tide, Kuhn says. Saddle back Offers ... &ries of .Lectures For the first time since it was founded nearly 10 years ago. Saddleback College will offer a s late of community l('c.-ture series aimed at countering the appeal of ~1m1lar programs in other college dis- trkts. Saddleb::ick truslC<'~ have authorized 26 series for the sprin~ seme!>ter. covenng a range or sub· Je<'ts in four sessions each. THERE WILL BE NO ENROLLMENT charge and progra m -; are planned on the campus and al various sates an the community Lec.-ture M'nes attendance was a major bone of contention bt'lween Saddleback and the Coast Com- munity Colleg~ d1stnct tn particular until recently. Becau~e Coast was charging Saddleback stu dents and :or the college d1stnct for attendance at its extensive series, Saddleback began requiring its students to obtain hard-to-get interdistrict atten· dance perm its BY MUT t;AI. AGREEMF.NT, THE districts recently a~reed to drop such restnchons for non· credit classes, such as the lectures. A spokesman for Saddlcback said that a pro- gram of lectures ha.o; been planned for some Ume but couldn't be launched until now. Programs to be offered in the spring Include series on American folklore. architecture, classical guitar works hop, dance, poetry, theater, extrater· restrial lire, concerts, health care, weight control, art, assertion training, film, parapsychology, plant care, aging, science, pest control and others. The programs wtll utilize ledurers and instruc- tors both from Saddleback and from throughout the state. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAMl\UT~MIN1 The 1041-1"9 ""''°"' ••• OOll>q b\nl _,, .. OANA INDUSTRIES. 7001 tlro04111urM SI• 11. Hu"l>"91"" !Wadi, ""'"'~ Jo11n Wllll•m B••M• 11661 ·er_,,.,,,, JllO. Hu<111n91°" BHcll, CA ~ -• _, Ho Tan9. 101u El Olnlro !Aw . "-1.in Velley, C~109 T1111 1>u11,,.u I\ conouci.o o., • ....... I .... 11Mnlllp 1'4'nl Pub41.,,_o Ore1>99 Coast Deity"''°'· ,DKemller '· 1•, 11, JO. lt76 Jll7 I• PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINEU NAMl!ST•TEMl!NT TM IOI low •"9 119non It dol ng bus! nen 4"' AO•MCOLLINSPUBLICATl°"S, 11> (olllnt Ave B•lboa Iii-. CA ., .. l Swphon Cl.,• Colllftt, m O>llll'a A.. 8.llllOeH I• <-IKle<I °' .. ,,,. dlvl-1 Slt-nColllM Tiil• •lelem~nt WH filed '"'"' ,.,. QiunCy Cl••• ot Of•nve County"' No¥o __ ,.,.,, .. ...,,. l'litlll-0••"9'! Coast o.lty Pli.t,. o.cem11en, •. 1•. n. ,.,, '9U-1' PUBLIC NOTICE .... I j . I ,. . t ' I ;, -· VJ 1 ' w Thursday. December 18. 11178 DAILY PILOT •7 ~- Moneym in Out of the ordin ry ~pe_cials. plcins for specia interest group \ Tax-saving 1.R.A. If you're not in a retirt>ment pl.in: create your own Individual ~ct1rcment Account. Ju~t con, tri.butc up to 15% of your annual income ($1500 maximum) in one payment or regular in:.raJlmcnts. The money y~u i.:ontribute i:t tax deductible • • • !>O i~ the interest it c· earn~ until )'Ou use the money. TruMcc fees paid by Pl·rpetual. So~ial Security Deposit Account:_ ~----~:· \security ch eck -~.fake your soc ta .utomatica\\y, cam intercsl·~:nient\y. "No safoh, cu~. bout thdt or more worn\:~ a .. ting in \ong -...J ore"a' l \oss. i ... o tl\ h"no \mes. ust Check-cas ' "' heck to next c \ bring your.\\ out o ne simp e Perpetual. f' h cks will be fortl\· f uturl ct: us and we'\\ ~i\ed direct y nth\y receipt. ..... ail -,·ou a mo '\able when ... 'i"s a vat '·. , Your mon~ d it's ma~,n~ ed ,t ... a n you ne til then. mone)' un all and start making ~pedal interest today. ERI?ETUAL The complete Savings and Loan. -. BEVERLYlllLLS(MainOHkc).9720 Wihhltt lvd.,(2U) 27~/272·S6S6 •WESTWOOD VILLAGE, 10866 Willhirt 81..,d.,(2 I}) ~74·JSOl •LARCHMONT, Larchmont 81..,J. •t Bcvrrly Bh J .. 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DAILY PILOT TliurSday, Deeernber 16. 1978 Mass Viet Suicides Related by Missionary PARIS CA P 1 /\ Canadian Jci.u1t priest n ·ccntly ~"q~llt'd from Saigon after 19 years of nusi.ionary work says between 15,000 and 20,000 Vu•I namese have commattct.I Sllll,llde rather than 11 vc under Commumsrfl There w ai. no 111dcpendcnl con firmation of the c::.l1mate, which the priest said he catculat<.'<1 from figures he got from dozens or hospital offi cials and hos pitalized survivors in Viet nam VIETNAM ESE OFFICIALS 111 Paris declined comment. count recently appeared in a two-parl senes in the Paris news magaiine L'Express. The priei.t, now living in Montreal, _ron!irmed and expanded his story in a telephone mterv1ew with The Associated Press on Wednesday. DESPITE THE HARDSHIPS, Father Gelinas said churches are more filled than ever in Vietnam and even predicted that some positive things might emerge from Com- munist rule. Father Gelinas, who arrived In Vietnam in 1957 and lived on under Vietnamese Communist rule from the fall of Saigon in April 1975 until he was ON HOAG BOARD Jey L. Reed Western d1plomut ic sources 1n Paris said, "WI! have heard the:-.c re· ports about harsh cond1t1ons and suicides but we cannot vcnfy these rather startling figun•::. " expelled 15 months later, said "the r«it --------- al big test began with the monetary The 52-year old pncst, the Rev. An· dre Gelinas. ,1bo .spoke or l'Xtermina· lion of S<Juth V1l•lnamc·:-.c oHicers and anta-Communi-.t gucrnllas and mass transfers of city dwellers to dreaded "New Economic Zones " HE SAID TUE Commurusts have mounted a pro-Soviet propaganda blitz and an antichurch campaign and that mcred1blc rumors have been spawned by the har:-.hne::.s of Viet- namese life. including one that Pope Paul VI mounted a hbcrataon offensive and another that the Israelis were coming to the rc::.cUl'. F attier Cclinai;' first-person <JC· restrictions. "AFTER HAVING frozen bank ac· counts June 10, the government an· nounced to the people in September that they had 12 hours to carry all their money to lhe bank. Afterward it would no longer be valid. Each family could keep only the equivalent of about 1,000 fra ncs ($200). "It was then tha t the big epidemic or suicides began: tens or thousands of Vietnamese, ruined. hopeless, put an end to the ir days. They thought they couldn't survive any longer m Saigon, that they would have to leave for the New Economic Zones, these clearings wher e city populations were being sent in masses.'• ift II' l'•C (i\IJfH SI'ATE HIT I'' 11 1 1• 1! llA Surgeon Wins Vote Dr . Robert A . Hinrichs, a member of the Pf oag Memoria l Hospital medical s ta rr since 1962, has b een elected to a three-year term on the hospital board of directors. A specialist in surgery, Hinrichs served as Hoag H08pital's chief of stair in 1974-5, and as chief of surgery three years. ·He has also served on the ••i•'"l'"•Olool 1 .. 110,.... ... ,10 ••1Mf1"°'t"Nt1'"A"IY ,, u" 1:'Q1D piYrDQ1T r executive committee of 6'' n. Vi ll' LCJ the Medical Staff. Jay Reed On Board At Hoag ~ - Jay L. Reed , a F1uor Corporation vice pre!.1 dent, has been elected to serve on the board of director s at Hoag Memorial H ospilal Presbyterian. The a nnouncement was made at the cor poration 's annual meet· ing by George Hoag 11, president or the board. REED SERVES as u director for the Easts1de Boys Club, USC As- sociates, Boy Scouts of America Orange County Council, Greater Irvine Industrial League, Alcoholism Council of C a l i• or n i a a n d l h e Newport B eac h Chamber of Com merce. In a ddition, Reed participates on the UC Irvine Graduate School or Business Community Advisory Council. and is a member o f lloag's Hospital's 552 Club. Reed resides with his family in Newport· Beach. -, VENTURA (AP)-A -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ jury has granted a $376.000 'awa rd against the State of California in a case in which a truck driver sued after he was involved in an accident because he hit a chuck hole in the road Available for Immediate Delivery The case involved Ervin James. who was injured last April when the truck he was driving hit the hole on California 126. The jury said the bole in the pavement caused the crash, leav- ing James unable lo work since as a trucker. The Uttte Old l"lchre Mc*~. DOJYe ••• of DAVE'S CAMERA Tiie flh• procnMt.cJ place 474 E. I 7thSTREET, COSTA MESA Meor the CorMf' of lrY!ft. St. James was awarded $364,889 and J and R Trucking or San Fran- cisco received $11,740. 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UA£1All OlitRLtU COlll/MI, U C . 1 t I ' ~ 'Native' ReOlism Colors Paintings By DENNIS McLELLAN Ot~IAo O•lly l'•lel SUll The proud Indian warrior 1azes beyc,nd the horizon. Unes etched into hi s dark, weather-beaten face radiate from his seen everything eyes ·-and regal nose. So distinct is the sense of re- alism when viewing this native • American . that It is easy to forget it is a mere likeness captured on one of artist Lonnie Frisbee's canvases. Adding to the realism is the fact that the canvas is deer chamois stretched across a tur- quoise-inlaid wooden hoop, adorned with wool weaving, feathers, shells and other natural odds and ends. The Indian theme marks a new approach lo the 27-year-old artist's work . A registered California Indian. he has begwi to reflect)lis heritage. Frisbee, who bas lived in Santa Cruz the past several years, re- cently returned to the Orange Coast to live. The Huntington Beach resi- dent's recent show at Maranatha Villa,e, Santa Ana, marked the BEA ANDERSON, Editor Thursday. December 16. 1976 C! debut of his Indian pamtings. ll was not bis debut .as an artist. however. having shown locally during hu younger years. AT 7 HE EXHIBITED in the Children's Gallery at the Lagunu Beach Festival of Arts. lie was awarded a scholarship in fine arts by the Harbor Area Boys Club when he was 1 nabl- ing him to attend aguna Beach School of A and Design. By 17 he had received nationB.t honors and was enrolled in the Academy or Art in San Fran- cisco. The year, however, was late 1966-the height of the hippie movement. His new home was in Haight Ashbury, the movement's Promised Land. "I went in wilh a Corona deJ Mar letterm an's sweater. Wlllgtip shoes and a razor cut hairstyle." he recalls .. "J got spit out the other side a long- haired, sandalled hippie." His "hippie period" lasted about two years. Then he found Christ and his life was turned arQWld . He and several others started a half-way house and '!OUP kit<'hen called The Living Room 10 Haight Ashbury A registered California Indian, artist Lonnie Fris bee, above right, reflects his heritage in his artwork. He uses natural fibers to enhance h is Indian painting, above, (h e uses deer chamois as a canvas). He also has a line of 'rock ' birds, right. HE ALSO BECAME, at the age ol21. a minister. Returning lo Orange County 10 the early '70s' he helped start four half-way houses and he became co-pastor or a prominent local church. For three years his notoriety as a youth minister grew. Then Frisbee lert the area. ln Santa Cruz he got a job working for a computer company. And he painted on the side. But that is in the past and Frisbee prefers it not be played up. Today be wants lo be re- cognized solely for his art. "That's the gift that God's given me and that's what I intend to use," he says. Despite the various paths his life has taken. painting, as he says, has always been a senous pursuit. IN A TESTIMONY thul would make llnY school teacher glow, he credits several teachers for taking an in~erest m h.is art abill· ty and givmg him support "It started with an elementary teacher-a very fine teacher, who noticed I had an ability. I re- member her saying, ·Paint big Item-of-month Leafing Out Lonnie: use a lot of color · "Once or twice a week sht!'d work with me after school." There were other teachers. too, he said, who showed an interest "l really owe a lot lo them," he said. He also credits the Boy~ Club's scholarship for "really aetting me off the ground.·· Although he says he had paml· ed on leather a long time, he has just started the Indian theme. which he believes will be popular. "The art world-the whole society-went through a freak out period. l think a lot of the art was a fraud. Many called it pop art. but they were just taking ad- vantage of tbe state people were in." NOW PEOPLE are returrung to realism in the fine arts. he believes. Frisbee, who also mtends to go into wildlife pajnting, admires. Norman Rockwell. "He captured America al a lime nobody else will ever do." He wants to do the same in showing people the Indians and wildlife of an even earlier America. "America is becoming aware of how much we did to the In· d1ans There now 1s a lot of atteft· tlon on them and their art. ·They're hke the last of the whales or any dying species. I think through my art I can bring attention to the Indian and his. needs. I le added that the children oC the native American are not CIU'· rying on the arts and crafts of the· their ancestors "Indian art is dying oul. ·· ALTHOUGH llE HOPES to eventually su~port hi~seJ.r through his pamtmgs, pracucali· ty d1clatcs he look for a Job. But he'll continue to tum ou.t. art from his Huntington Beach sturuo. And holding down a job does have its advantages. , When he first moved to Santa Cruz he was living from painticg sale lo painting sale. But when be got has JOb at the computer coip- pany he reahzed he was maldng contacts ror potential sales - somethmg he couldn't do spend· mg all day in the studio. . He would bring several paint· mgs to work and show them to CO· workers. ··P eople always need something to put over . their couch," he say!> Unusual Service Cultivated By JUDITH OLSON Of,,,. O•llY PlloC St•tt , You've heard of the book-of- the-month, fruit-of-the month and wine-of·the-month clubs. How about a plant club to round them oul? The American Plant Club, brainchild or Phil and Gayle Tauber, proprietors or a local plant shop, Is based oo the same concept as the "item of the month" but different in that no specific item la hlghfigbt.ed. One of several plant clubs in existence, It offers an opportuni- ty to buy a large number of plants at wholesale prices and gain valuable information on their care. "There are plants on every corner now," Mrs . Tauber said. "People want information. We can communicate to the con- sumers their particular needs in plant care." She suggested that when the plant boom hit several years ago people bought them for looks. "Now they realJy want to know bow to keep them alive. "We want the plant experience to be a good one for the public." Mrs. Tauber, who holds a Gayle Ta uber, co-founder of the American Plant Club, inspects specimens which may become plants -of-the-month. bachelors degree in h.istory from California State University. Northridge. was a beginner grow- ing sweet potatoes when the plant industry started to pick up. "I was just getting out of col- lege and found l was overeducat- ed wilh nothing to do," she relat- ed. "Phil's job as a musician had its ups and downs, so we talked our way into a fem growers' wholesale house with m of bor- rowed money. "It bas snowballed. And, it 's more run than the music busi· ness." Mrs. Tauber. daughter of Hun- tington Beach Mayor Harriet Wieder, said she learned the bulcs of plant care from trial and error and by talking to growers. "In retail outlets I beard about cuatoniers' problems. I would lake their sick plants home and ex~ment wltb them. 'I've killed my share. I know the frustrations and the happi- ness when you get a new leaf on a plant.'' In ber dealings with wholesalers throughout California, Mn. Tauber has dis- covered that ''there is a big dis· crepancy ln prices between IJ'OWen. We hope in tho plant club to bridge the gap between cheap, s mall planls and the healthy. full-grown ones." The club also will include lee· turet1, tours, announcements of s how s and a greenhouse sourcebook called Supply-Line. Any plant purchased through the club will be delivered 1n specially made contaJners, Mrs. Tauber added. and they will be shJpped anywhere in the U S. There's one place, however, that the club won't send planta, which is the Taubers' home in the Hollywood Hills. ll's alread}' filled to capacity with plants, she explained, and she has eveh been gelling rid of some. "I had so rttany at home thal J felt like I was still working when I got home. I started laking tht!)p to our warehouse and it got ly be a joke. •• ''I don't have an excess1ye amount now.'' she asserted. '1 had to separate my home ~ from my business." ~. Mrs. Tauber believes pl@ are here to 1tay, that the fad Tiltl be a lasting trend. ·:: "'111ey are a renl benefil lp bumanJty. They warm up a r~ and have a calming effect. 'Yo.t can nurture them and 1•9~ them." ·:,; ~~-t -:----... . . . : . . . ("2 DAil Y f'JILOT Thursday Oec•mber 16, 1976 ILLY BEANS GIRLS BOUl IQUf S~H:41oh-7to 14 A Burden Either Way Ann~ Landers U,HOLSTERY ~., .. w .. t ........ Jelly Beans tor Chri~rmas• A yummy co11ec1ton o f wmff of the tastiest 11111e items you II line lo pur under lhe rrne Free Jelly Beans 1001 DEAR ANN Alm~t daily. and now in your column, som ething 1s publlshed abou t "warehou s ing " the elderly and the 1n humane conditions of homes for the aged. How many of these "experts" have actually faced the problem? became incapacitated my father tried to taJ<~ care of her It amounte<r to 24 hou r· a· day duty and nearly krlled tum She doesn't like bemg m the home, of course. They must tie her m a wheelchair so she can't faJJ out. They insist that she \eat her meals and take her medicine. She views all this as a con· spir acy lo "mistreat" her. o th c r s 1 d e ., long, stamped , self. AN 0 TH E n • • BAD uddressed envelope to CHILD" Ann Landers, P .0 . Box IUZ H.,._.ll•d CCKt• Me-541 n DEAR CIULD: I wu -~1400;;;,~E;l~g=in=l=ll=. ;60~1;20~~-r~=;::;:=:::::;;::;::._..:.. ___ =::::;;:;;;=~ Inundated by letters from ''tbe other 1Jde" and my heart 1oes out &o all or you who are cauibt Lout-4 ocl"OH Fr-.~ "-6-tlo- f'lltHU.t.F COURTY .UD 2640 I. CoHI Hwy. • C-t cMI Mar '4G-UIZ • Mojof' C"41 C_. My 83·year·old mother ~ ~' .,.., .. , ..... ~ ... ,,, ... ,:-=-.~ .. ~ .. ••• , ... , .... ~ has had two strokes. She .. -~.~-:-. ,.' .. ~.. S haron Allen's "" . .,,, is senile, can't waJk. is ~ ... very heavy and has no t )ERE N I TY bladder or bowel cootrol. Trained personnel is re- quin>d to take care or :. : · Skin Care Center her. In this trap. There are no easy answers, but It seem• to me that ll our great COUD· try could spend 150 bUUon dollars on the war In Viet· nam, so m eo n e In Washington sbo~d be able to ngure out a way to care for our elderly at a c:ost that wJll not Specializing in Nail Care Meft• Mer')lt" Mtlttod ~ Hollt • H.U., .. lft Certlflc•h~ • M ... lnrH l11ch1dt Hell Ari. Looking for ~an unusual Christmas Gift? Come to Gr<a~oo st:r<eet: "The unique shop In South Coast Plaza " ffaturlng: ~ Waterford Crystal Belleek China ffish Woolens & Gifts 549.5277 South Coast Plaza if .,~.,...,,_ Unfortunately, my .. '1YJ!="-:-.:.· · mother is very demand · •'· ·. ·. . We'•e MoYed ' lng. Her ta test request 1s Father visits her twice a day. I see her at least four times a week. For the pr1v1lege o( keeping her in this "warehouse" we pay $1200 a month. pa up r r I z e w b o 1 e ~:::::.::::::::::::::::::~~:_...::====::====== families. that we take he r lo the I' "'"', • r hairdresser, rn an am· ... ~ 1 ,,..o ... i ,... ' : J bulance. if necessary l don't expect to Live to be 83. If 1 make it I will s urely be on welfare. Mother 's illness will have wiped me out. As the nation's leading Arbiter of Conscience. h11w about presenting the ls alcoholism ruining your life? Know the danger signals and what to do. Read the booklet, "Alcoholism -Hope and Help." by Ann Landers. Enclose 50 cents in coin with your request and a ..... ~" , .. , "" !There's a hairdresser in ..... ~· .. I 0 percent discount on our facials Decnnber Only ,, 1 j t ' ',.,.. ... t • f ••"llO"lll" f 6C ... ' M•).•YC> li,._1, 1C.t1r,n C I' ~I Ah •1.,W1t• ""l A. ,,,<.,. ,,. lh •ot ' 504 North Newport Blvd (old NewPOrt Blvd ) : Newport Beach = ,_~, -· .~~2-491 1 ,_ .. ~.~ FOR CHRISTMAS LUXURIOUS ROBES In most Rainbow Color:; Many many slylP , SOUTH COAST PL.AU Coile Mtta -lo-ltYt4 -S.on flld of Moll to..,_.,..,...,_.""-"' ......... ,; ~546-20'6 \ ' ,.., .. ' .. . ..... ,.., ... '""'.-;-..... ,.,..,., ... ""• ht • • O• • -I (,if.,'".',,. BEER STEIN MUGS MANY OTHER GIFTS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE ).. .-. -YOU RE WELCOME TO BROWSE- ..... 1 'Y.1 sabfn.a's CARDS & GIFTS •to ATUMfA A~C)oO .UC" fAt M~1t N"''1 t·1 L•clii''I"' c,,.,,,.,.v of" Wt m• ortw _,.,nu~ •o.• 11-.ur '~'JO ,_,., , .. , The home but mother dO<'sn 't hke her work I When mother f1r::.l -.::- Nu pt i a Is Planned Brustin-Cantlay A spring wedding is bt'ing planned by Janice Brus tin and John Joseph .Canllay. so11 of Janice Brustin Mr. and Mrs Rkhant -ment or-their mrugtrtcr. Cantlay Jr. of Laguna Alexandra Hull of San Niguel. Juan Capistr ano, and News of their engage· ment and forthcoming wedding was announced by her pare nts. Mr. and Mrs Peter B . Rrustin of Downey . -The bride·to· be. a ~raduatc of California llosp1tal School of Nurs· ing and P epperdine Unr vcrsity, is working on a masters degree in public admrnistratron al Pt.>ppcrdrne lier fiance attended El C;.imino College and L'CLA ••• Hull-Alacron Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hull of Blythe have announced the engage· Augusto C Al:.ircon. A Jan. 15 wedding is being planned in St. Edward 's C athol i c Church. Dana Point The bridC·l'lcct is ..t ~raduate of Dana ll1lh; High School and 1s ma· joring in bus iness ad· ministration al Sad· dleback College. li er fiance is a j!raduate o f San Clemente High School 'l.,fld t:C lrvinl' and e1lrned hi s tl•achrng credential at Calrfonu.1 State Un1v c r s 1t~. Fullerton . A teacher in the Los Angeles area. the futun· bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K J ohns o f S an Juan Capistrano Safety Grounded By E RMt\ BOMBECJ< As I slated on several occasrnns. playground sup{'t"'l1sors should rc- Ct'l\"C cdmbat pay. Then• 1s no other JOb in this world when• cnmlr tions .ire as ha;wrclou-.. t h e c n c m y s n Yo t• 11 · trained and hum an life 1s treated with so little n • gard. Mv friend Esther and I used to c rouch rn a trl'nrh near the vent fan of tht• cufrtcria to kl·cp warm und talk of home•. "They're awfully quiet out tht're," I s ighed. look· m~ out over 11 field or rhildren. "It's alwuy !I quiet before the bllttle . Remember hnw qu1cl rt was before the Frisbee attack Inst year?" "How many adul ts chd W<' lose in that battle'' .. "Do i have to?" "Doitforthe Gipper ... "You mean little Ron· nie Gipper who was airborne for 10 minutes and landed in a cornfield three miles down {he road"'" ·"That's the one." "Wail a minute," l hesitated. "They 're hav- ing chicken fights on the horizontal bars. This may be a trap to get us in the middle." Esther held her breath. "You may be r ight. I'll tell you what we should do. You maneuver around past those boys who arc shaking down the second graders for lhe milk money a nd o n bt'yond the group who are destroying themselves on that patch of ice. "Then double back by the kids sailing over the AT WIT'S END bars on t he s wings and act like you 're going for the group that's putting eggs on the s hdc. only don't fiddle wrth lhl·m Go for the crack·lhc whrp line.Got it?" "1 got it," I saicf bur· rowing my ht•ad in my coat coflnr. "hut what art• you going to be doing'!·• Esther threw herself on the ground and clutched pathetically at my legs. "Give me a break," she sobbed. "l 've only gol two weeks lert h ere before I begin library du· ty. Don't a•mc togooul there~" "Three. counting Mn> Marsh who wa!> tu.•d to a slide and lt>fl through th(• luncnhour." "My feet art' ('Old and wet. I wi sh I ha<1 .1 change of dry sock!'> " Peering Around "You knoY. whal ttll'y·11 do hl US If W(' left OUr r>osl, don't you? Give us an ex· tra six months out h('rc " "Hey, the kids arc re grouping. 'Tell me 1t isn't what l think it is." 'Tm afr~ld so. They'rl' lining up to play c rack the· whip. You wantn go on this one?" PLEDGED lo Kappa Delta arc t~o ange Coast res1cient . Pa m cl Ela{ne Peterson, daughter ,of the John C. Petersons at Ir vine, beca m e a member at Cal Poly, San Luis ObisPo. a nd Torrey L ee M orvay, at Ca lif or nia S tate holiday dlee.r 'buttDn do\.vn ginghams co1orf ul ginf)ham chtcl<s of 'f!Nj, Ted,or brown. offecid in short orl?J19 sleeve.a. just right for s~ordress. n1&:le. for us~ Creigtmv® Uruversity. San Diego. Miss M orvay. daughter of the M aynurd Morvays of Newport Beach, is a freshman in liberals arts and was elected pledge class his· tori an. Miss Peterson Is a sophomore m ajoring In fashion merchandlslng. BAhDWIN PIANOS-ORGANS 7•o Factory Financing \ Lessons 11'\Struments YATES MUSIC ~ENTER 44 fashion island, newport tenter 644-5070 Fa1hfon ttland ~0-90lo OPIN OAlll>-10 AM·tPM Shopplt•fl at \I eta'• b nwre daaa a plea•ure • . . II'• con.,enient one .top 1JwppinK /or ladie11 intimate apparel. Our 1ale1 penonnel a~ couneow and happy to help in your •election o/ tlu:J1e 1pecial ~i/t item•. Lovely gift wrapping. 3424 Y1a Udo, Newport leoch proucly presetlts TURQUOISE SPECTACULAR The Traders have rehrned from the Southwest with a magniftcent new collection of Silver and Turquoise, just in time for Christmas. If you ha•• Clfl lnt«ftt In sll•tt-and turqllolM or would like any lnformattan about It, we win IM ckllC)httd to assist you. We wll her#• ltetn1 rancJlncJ m price from o hw dollars to a thrfe ~ doflor coHKton fftrm •.. many skJ"ed pieces. 2 Days Only Friday mtd Saturday December 17 and 18 % OFF OIMOll TUR9UOISE • MOTHER OF PIARL • CORAL .............. w ... ... Chokers· Meddeat • ........... , ... .._ .. r---------..c.,.----------, 1 HOUDA Y SPECIAL! f i 99.9°/o PURE SILVER I i 5·1"ii· I~ I .-c...... ! I .... SLOO I Limit~"' cu•to1Hr I L-----c ......... ..,......o.c.14-------J " ~ LIDO VILLAGE 3424 Via Udo • Newport leach · v ..... ,,..., .... -- ) ,. ---.,.., .. . . .. ... . ... ... Washing dishes can't be all bad, volunteer washer Lennie Bleecher, right, seems to be saying. Vincent Jacquart, far right, clears the tables. ... ,·~Jl~<~~~·-. ~~~~~,v~~~ ..... ;. :-' ·~ , • I ·~~·~.'1 " 'I f;/,/, f.S<JIC~ ~),';, · .. , . .. "{,, I ~ I l[ALF-S IZE S H()flt~'. ~,I is the Christmas Store ~~,, for Large and Half-Sizes : · ~v~ •PANTSUITS •DRESSES Thursday December 16 1976 ·1·· i,i. See our happy ideas in : ·::tJi • SWEATERS • BLOUSES : , F . d h R ~-·•GOWNS •SLIPS ./. ~~. r1en s to t e escue ~:,~=~· II you re9~~~ ::;~ decide, •. ,~'.1 ~~~ '.,~ '\..~. t.J ·~~ ByDENNISMcLELLAN Blcecht•r, donnNI a \\hill' looking for a new crew. ·: ... ~~~ GIFT CERTIFICATE ~ ••. lf,7><·' orn1eo•11,,.11ot~t•tt apron and manned the dis h "Everyone was laughing." Ell HALF SIZE SHOP It came in one fell swoop: The washer. In the m ea n time the I • entire stare of the Newport Reach A financ1l:'r took over thl' cash rC'staurant, which opened three Nor's restaurant -save the l'hcf reg1sll·r months ago. will continue with its F ULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEA.CH was given Uw axe. Frcneh intt•rior des1gnl•r Vin temporary help. n40rono•fo,,Moll 84Honlono•onCen•or So what do you do With (J centJac·quarl.\\hoh<1Stho~igm·d "(fl canhclpRobcrtoneweek, LAGUNA HILLS COSTA MESA restaurant full of pcopll• anc..I no for.thl' llkl•s 11f Bng1ttl' Hare.Jot, two wt•(•k::., it's okay,'' says Jae:· looonat'l•lhMoll 1805Newpor1Bl•d onetoiaitonthe m ? Frank Stnalrn ~ind royalty. took qu;1 rl If you 're Robert Zaigue you 'n• on th(• bus ho\' chon·s "That ·s v. hat you suy, look at SHOP SUNO.,..AY IJ.S (Except Co\ta MtH) BonkAmencord e Mosler Charge lucky enough to have a handful of "There was a singer hen>, loo, me." added Bkccher. shaking regular customers who voluntt:er from Europe, David Winter." oul his waler statncd apron. to pitch in. srud Bleecher. into his sc•cond Of rnurSl' J arquart shouldn't =========================-i That's what kept La Crepiere rlay of ta(·kltng the soapsucb 1·omplatn too much. lie m ade $15 running after owner Za1guc "He offered tn <·hip in hut he m tips the first day. Soft Spanish Kidski n from made his efficiency sweep one af-chipped l wo dishes Blccchcr, stuck in the back ternoon ··we're all regulars. fl<: rc>0mw1th thcpotsandpans,was Lennie Bleecher, a Los IZaigueJ didn 't ask. wi• Jll"t ovt•rlookcd \\hC'n 1t came to Angeles writer. had dnven do\\n Jumped up It \\as hilarious Th(· ~rat1tulles. How about dlshpan for lunch with a friend The people "ouldn 't ll'.l\'C Th(·y han~'\ ( ARTIANO'S CRAFTS 2041 S. GllAMD SAMTA AMA SUITE C l lTWUM WAIMH& IDIHCHR MACllAME •WEAVING • SU"'-IES • IMSTRUCTIOMS w..-tyca-• .. .-... ~u-.lc:r.ftt 751 -8823 ,--------COUPON ---- ! SI OFF l!h!! I Pwcll•H Little Trea sures fot Bath Time! Cute Buttons & Bo designs make these toiletries delightful treasures children will love! Choose from bubbling bath bt?ads, bubbling bath oil and decorative soops. ...., , .. u ..... 'k, 6.Bach fbllcction PAPER UNLIMITED ~ I I 12 IRVIME A VfHUE .:. WESTCUFf PUZA 54a.792 I HOWt: Mc.L·s.t. 10.t S.. 11·4 friend, owner of a posh Beverly loved it .. ··:-o;o,' he said, "but I did get a Hills boutique, stepped in a s '"We had a ball." adcfrd Brillo thing s tuck in my finger ~~;!!!!~!~~~~~~~~~~~~ \\ aitress. Za1j!uc. who said he would begin \ C'stt•rda) · · · -; (}(J-/JMel • ComfOftabre lillle slippers pamper your feet with soft flexible soles and a tricot lining. The going is easy when you slip into these featherweights of supple Spanish kidskin. Pure luxuty, total comfort and lively fashion colors accent your lei sure hours wardrobe. Leo: Finish Proiect GRANADA White & Comef $15. Gold $17. fle,,,p1£!J S4 FASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH• 154 .... 223 Open Mon & Fri. ·rn 9 p.m. • Oatty 10 to 5:30 • Cloaed &lnday .... A-.ric_.., • w.ter C'-9t ......... a...,. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 BySVDNEYOMARR ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Dig deep -you may strike pay dirt. Som e fantasies could become realities. Your position is stronger than might be imagined. Status quo gets a s hakeup - cash flow resumes. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Partnership agreements. cooperative efforts are subject to abrupt change. You find that prev10us plans need revl('w Legal concerns are evident. G •;MJNI (May 21·June 20 >: Stnvc to express yourself in m ?antngful. ''heartfelt" manner Mcmbc.•rs of OtJposate sex lend major support Your views, inte ntions have long-range effect. CANCER <June 21-July 22>: Creativity is emphasized Nothing occurs halfway -1t now is apt to be all or nothing. Re lationship intensifies. Commitments a re stronger. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Tie loose ends. Finish what you start. Close trans action. Insist on oth<•rs living up lo their obltgat1ons. Don"t take risks with your own security. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Relative who ap- peared pugnacious now seems eager to make peace. Be receptive. Accent on s hort trip, message, humor. scattering of forces. You 're asked to rev aew course of action. REWARD ll't an •"•fftPil 10 te1t th4 eHK.tl•• ,,..... ot IM• .Ov•"'•lng m•dt• we ., ........... a OM w•etl Oki SI.,.., '"""' tor t:lM Of lhe HI• lMidt• t• Dtt U"""Of'll Hod•eletl Phone : 546·6740 GOLD RLLED WIRE JEWELRY H..t Wo.,.. by tt.e at.-llMl•s bdllll•tfy at: JEaJn tnhl WISTCUFF PL.Ali cmcl MIWPOITH HOTB. 17th & lrvltte, Newport leach LIBRA !Sept. 23 Oct. 22): Ir an:il}liral. you uncover loophoh• Money picture 1s bright -if you give frc<' r<'tn to intt•llcctual curiosity Ask questions . Rc•jC'ct superficial answers SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21J Aura of excite- ment prevails. Change, l'harged atrnosphc:rc - these are fratured. Take lead -irnprmt style., personality. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 >:Much that happens is s ubdued discretion is ordC'r of the day. Keep promise to one confined to horn<.· or hospital. Relative is very much involved CAPRICORN C0(•c 22 Jan 19 >: Arn·nt on unusual arrang<.•m1•nls involving fr1l'nd~ Surprise 1s fcaturc.'<i and 1t could be vC'ry pleasant Mom·y you regarded as "long gone·· comes back into your account. AQUARIUS <Jan 20 Feb. 181 Recoj!n1tion. authority. added prestige indicated. You 're asked to suggest, lead. control community or civic project. You get what you've been seeking. PISCES <Feb 19-March 20): Emphasis on mailing messages, cards Long-distance calls are m ade. received Open lines of communica- tion. Stress new ways, independence ongmality. If December 17th 1s your birthday you are coming out (}f cycle which featured disappoint- ments, trials and errors. You will be on your feet financially . emotionally. You arC' r esilien t, passionate. a dedicated. creative individual. M CSahY. I erry r1stmas with Food Gift Paks from "~~/k&)f1 w~rm~.g~,; Sec these and other Food Gifl Paks on di~play. COUNTRY CHARM .•• 8 oz. SAFAR I Summer Sau~aqc. T lb. Smooth N' Sharp Cheese, (, 01. tdl of Hor 'N Pep'ry Mm1.ird. two 2 01 Chr•r•w Spre.1cis. 8 oz. Eddm Slick, Lil' Ovdi W.111'1 \, plu~ St1 awberry Bonbons. 12. 98 plus .111pp1ng charl)Cs PETITE TASTY TRIO ... 1 lb. BEEF STICK Summer S..usage, 5 oz. Smoky Cheese Bar, 6 oz. jar of distinctive Sweet·Hot Mustard, and Strawberry Bonbons. 7.98 plus sh1pplng charges Take )OOr selection with )OU or we'll mall. 4U~k~f1 f~rm~ OF ONto• 5outh Coast 'Plaza LewwC.....eY..11 • COSTA MESA or-.D.n,11 t ,. ... w .tu,. • 19HNJ 1Jt.5p.--14Mttl : r .......................... -... ...... ~ ... "1 •• 1 VISIT OUR CHRISTMAS BARN J ~ ' AT HARBOR CENTER • t HARBOR AT WILSON-COSTA MESA : ~--~¥-.-.-....-. ... ¥...-.-. , . . . . . .. .. . . -:-: . . . ... I Cf OAIL Y PILOT . ' Thursday. December18. tm Coast's TUJO THE NEWEST, · PINKEST Pro Theaters PANTHER OF All! • PETERSEU.ERs Gain Ground i II ThU fa the /int in o Hries of five columni reviewing ::~~~ -~~ \}>--. r~\ ~1--).' i_ ~, '--< j ) ,SJ , e -£ ____ _ ,1arri"Q HERBERT LOM with COLIN BLAKELY· UONARO ROSSITER· LESlEY·ANNE DOWN Aft1m1hon by RICHARD WlWAMS STUDIO · MM by HENRY MANCINI AsHC!ile Pr~ TONY ADAMS· ·c... fo Me" SMt ty TOM JONES wnuu by FRANK WALDMAN ind BLAKE EDWARDS Ptoduced arttt o""'" by BLAKE EDWARDS filmed in PANAVISION ·COLOR 11y Deluxe ~""'~•"1 JXl'IJIAACUL8 'Y~O la>l .,.-,,.-.,-n-,-.,-,l-.,-... -,,,-,_-RWJ_l<D>_I ~l~-~-~1 T Umted Artists ~ A lo.in·•"""'; Cl"Wny f- UJt 11ea.r 1976 in theater. along the Orange Coo.st. Professional theater on the Qrange Coast re- ceived a healthy shot in each of its arms during 1976. . South Coast Repertory, now completing its 12th year of ambitious activity, announced a projected move into a new and larger theater in Costa Mesa's Intermission Tom Titus South Coast Town Center in the r all of 1977. And Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse marked its third birthday by signing a dinner theater contract with Actors Equity Association, thus becoming a fully professional operation. THESE DEVELOPMENTS SERVED to bolster the status of two already hugely successful en- terprises. Both SCR and Sebastian's are playing six nights a week to standing room only audiences in their respective stamping grounds of Costa Mesa andSan Clemente. And. since SCR is oriented toward new, non- musical productions and Sebastian's is, essentially, a musical theater operation, there is little or no direct competition between the two groups. The future, for each, appears unlimited as SCR pre- pares to move into larger quarters and Sebastian's contemplates the prospect of a second dinner theater in Orange County. Together, the two theaters produced 11 produc- tions dunng 1976, six from South Coast and five in San Clemente. Five of SCR's half dozen were coun- i MARATtDt MAN ·zg ::..ic: .,,.,.. ~~ llWl'MdJa -----·-Soun. COAST "-AU c:.+. MeM 549-JlSJ CIHIMAU.HD THIA TH .,.... 05-1601 ,., Ope_n Daily 12.:_30 p.m. IT'S LAUGHTER UNLEASHED! 0 METWORK" cat "THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME" CPGJ "HOIMAH IS THAT your• CNt "SEX WITH A SMILE" Ill .. OHE FLEW OV TH! CUCKOO'S Ml '"LEHMY"' CRI "SILBCT MOVIE"" "IAHAHAS'" CPGI "l.OGAM'S IUM .. ''FUTUREWQllLD .. ..MARATHON MAM'" Cit ..,.HI MEXT MAH" Cl'GI -The most exciting original motion picture event of all time. l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ty (and often West Coast) premieres, while Seb3$-1. ==-:c-=-ti_,~·: stuck p~i~~Y ... ~t!' ~OYJ:P ~~cil.Jlj ,,_-=,=<...,.,..,_ ... .,... ..... 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COST A MESA MESA VERDECENTER 979-4141 CINEMA VIEJO S.D. FREEWAY TO LA PAI MISSION VIEJO 830-6990 2 MILES SOUTH Of SAN DIEGO FWY. STARTS FRIDAY DEC.17 AT TWO EDWARDS CINEMAS Telel-ision will IX\Ubc the same ·, \ MtTAO cnJJWY)j HAvtll ,,_,., FAYE DUNAWAY W'DJJAM HllLllEH PE'I ER FINCH ROBERT DUVALL . . .. ~. NETWORK o,.,,,., .... SIDNEY UIMET OPENS TODA YI ___ J Thursday. Decembf!r 16 1971> DAILY PILOT (;$ I Starts TOMORROW · The most exciting original motion picture event of all time is also one of the great love stories of all time. . ,,., ORANGE MAU 6 Ja EDWARDS .W URIOR CINtMA ( & -tDWAROS .. W.~ CINEMA WEST •' lH.,. " ····-•. " ' ·\I·••' I .. r ' • ' ..... ,. .. ····N'•'W ...... ' l ..... ,, .. ", CALL THEATRE FOR SHOV• TIMES' f',....PageC4 INTERMISSION . • • cept for its county premiere or the non-musical comedy "The Mrnd With the Dirty Man." OF SOUTH CO~"T REPERTORY'S sextet, three onganated ln Bnta10, one m Italy, one in France and ont> tn the United States. The current season 1s devoid of an Americun entry. Martm Benson, one of SCR 's two artistic direc- t.ors , put three or the lheuter's six shows on stage, including the finest of the lot. ''The National Health," an extraordlnanly difficult work which played on three separate levels and succeeded on all or them. Second place in this column's personal preference was occupied by t.he hilarious musical farce "In Jo'a::.hion." u l''rench bonbon directed by John-David Keller. "The Ruling Class," staged by SCR executive director David Emmcs, and "Saturday Sunday Monday,·' from Benson , wer e tre m e ndous technical achievements with scripts which had a tendency to sag toward the finish line. "Yanks 3, Detroit o. Top or the Seventh" and "Rubbers," a pair or home-grown one-acts, were offbeat satires with a good bat of zmg, while "A Midsummer Night 's Dream" played funny games with Shakespeare and occ:1:)1onaJly won. AT SEBASTIAN'S, THE SHINING light or the year was the play one might least s uspect -the two-character musical "I Do, I Do." It showcased both the acting and dir~ting talents or Dan Verre, who mounted all five shows (as well as the eight previous productions). Also well done were a pair of Rodgers and Hammers tein musicals, "South Pacific" and "The Sound of Music" <now playing). "The Mind With the Dirty Man·' suffered from a decided lack of sub- Uety, while the San Clemente theater's second pro- duction of "Fiddler on the Roof" went unreviewed in this column, but succeeded supremely well. On Friday the spotlight will swing over to com- munity theater in 1976, while next week will see the unveiling of this column's choices for the t op 10 comm unity producti ons. the outs tanding performances and the third annual man aod woman of Ure year in local theatei . H•ld O•w ly ropu1w D.-d! 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NO PASi;ES -NEWPORTtTHEMAS l "'-•fCO•\f•Ull"t 6M•C•tf~ l ""',..'Ou .,.-. au tl'o "YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A GOOD TIME ATTHISONEr ST ARTS wt:O , OEC ,, EDWARDS ~WPOflT CINEMA ,,.., ' ~ .. .. .. .. .. • .. ' • ' .. -.. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. ' .. • " ' .. • .. l , .. t' f: . . :: .. . • .. ·~ GENE WILDER JILL CLAYBURGH RICHARD PRYOR ..,. SILVER STREAK ~. · l~ PATRICK McGOOHAN .. ·~ • ; ·~ ©MEN GA!OORY Pl'CK (ID LH NIMICK ' l'\.US ·:~·:S ~ i0¥lll ' 1!'9Ufllmoi. 1- weopc>n "The Next Man" RANCONNlllY COf\HIUA 9"AllP« WEEICDAYS: 7:00· 8 55-10.50 SATURDAY-SUNDAY: 1:1S-3 10-5 05-7·00· 9:00-10 SS . ... . • • f . • ___ .,.. ·-.. C8 DAILY PILOT Thunday Oeeemt>er 16. 1976 CALIFORNIA CANAD IAN BANK FLUO~ AUTOMATED OFFICE • m Design Hit Auto Maker s Disagre e With U.S. Repo~t DETROIT CAP) -Design flawis were responsible for about two-thirds of the 52 million cars and trucks recalled dunng pa.st 10 years to correct safety de· feet.a, federa l safely omclols say. In just thfe past six weeks, General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Cornpany have recalled 770,000 vehicles to correct such problems as Cau&ty fuel lines, ill- filtlng fuel tank caps, weak steer· ing attachment washers, dcfec· live shoulder belts and malfunc- tion signal Ugh ts. BllTTHE BIG Three U.S. auto" makers disagree with the federal asse5sment or their products dur- ing the past decade, contending there is no predominant cause of I N HIGHG£4R that a o-thirds ol the more than 2,000 recall campaigns have been due to quality control, but that Lwo-thirds or the faulty vehicles recalled have been due to design flaws. "We're buUdlnf batter and !taler cars now than at 81\Y Ume in our history despite often con· ntcting government standards. Engineerlng ls better, quality control Is more exact and we have better testing." Detrick said , "Obviously we don't think we set safety stan. dards too high. We make U1e auto industry reach nt times, but our standards are attainable." RECALL CAMPAJGNS not on- ly are bad for public relations. but also are cos Uy. The postage alone for certllied letters to the most recent 7'70,000 owners of recalled vehicles cost GM and Ford about $400,000. · -defects Lhat result m recalling vehicles. "Ir you make an error in de- sign, you've probably made a monumental error ln numbers of vehicles. It could run through a whole model year, maybe two years. By the same token, the quality conLrol people have their own audit.a and are constantly picking up their errors after a re- latively few vehicles have been produced." Not only do design n1tws cause the largest number of vehicles to be recalled, Watson notes, but alm08t all vehicles recalled for that reason must be repaired. He cited the 6.7 (nillion 1965·69 Chevrolets that were recalled in 1973 to correct faulty engine mounts. Although Ford and Chrysler refuse to disclose the annual cost of recalling and repairing defec- tive cars and trucks, GM board chairman Thomas A. Murphy told bis shareholders last May Vte tab for the auto giant wu ~.7 o.u, f'li.t S11fl ~ DOING THEIR BANKING AUTOMATICALLY AT NEW FLUOR BUILDING IN IRVINE Three-quarters of Company's Employea Signed Up for Unique New System Bank Goes to Workers 76% of Fluor Employes Use Own Bank By HILARY KAVE Of lhe 01lly PllOI Sl•ll When payday rolls around on alternate Fridays at the new Fluor building in Irvine, three of four every employes find only pay stubs in their envelopes. They h ave s igned up for Fluor Automated Deposit System <FADS) and their money is automatically put into California Canadian Bank (CCB> accounts. Their stubs itemize total earn· ings, deductions and net pay, plus deposit receipts from CCD. teller " machines, which are wired to the branch of CCB locat- ed at the corner of Jamboree Boulevard and Campus Drive. Customers may perform almost any banking function us- ing the instant lelJer machines that they could w1lh a human teller al a bank. They can withdraw or deposit 11\0Jley m their checking or sav- iogs accounts. And they can switch money between accounts. Caslrogiovani explains they can also get cash advances on their CCB Master Charge cards by using the machine. Customers each have a special State's First CCB instant teller card. At some point early next year, CCB expects to be able lo s pecially cod e their Master Charge cards so that those can be used by customers instead of ins· tant teller cards. George Anderson, vice presi- dent and manager of the new CCB branch on Jamboree Road, said customers' paychecks are automatically credited to the bank by means of a magnetic tape generated by Floor's payroll de- partment. He says the instant teller machine will dis pense up lo $100 in cash per day to each customer. Having an automated deposit system is not new. But what's unique in Irvine 1s that 76 percent of the employes have signed up and that CCB operates "instant teller" au tom atcd machines at the Fluor building. It's the first time a bank in California has been allowed lo locale facilities on a customer·s Contracts Launch premises. "It's incredibly convenient." says Mike Caslrogiovani, Fluor's Rental Subsidies suP,Crvisor or corporate pa~ roll. SAC RAMENTO (AP> -State housing officials have announced h Matny otf fthet ~mpdloyesbnevkc;. ~tc federal contracts giving California its first rent subsidy pro-ave o se oo ins1 c a an f d'. bl d 11' · · · saysCastrogiovant ' gram or 1s a e per!>ons, totn 1ng $20 m1lhon over the next five · years. He predicts thJt before long, The state said the contracts with the U S. Department of Housing mostemploycs will besign<.' year to r educe rent costs for TAKING and more t•mploy<'s ;ire '1~ntn~ lho:.<.' \\ hoqu<1lify TOCK up c:.ich day," C.1Mro~111\an1 says. The :.lJte Department of Hous ------------ On the conc·olJt'-t' k\-l'l uf tht• mg and Community Oc>velop· building then• .in• L"'o inst.mt ment will provide the HUD funds mg and that means fewer jobs on production lines. to several classes or disabled FEA Reconunends Crude O il St()(·kpi.lP persons and some lo w-and moderate-income rural r esi· Miik Pri("e• .1....,,. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Many markets in Sacramento and other Sacramento Valley cities· have boosted milk prices 2 cents a half gallon tio make up for a state-approved price increase for dairymen. dents 't'ule Buys Watt"lwd WASHINGTON <AP> The WASlllNGTO\l (1\P) Thr f'edC't al 1:-.nt·rgy Acl111111hll at 11in has sent Co11gr<'ss a plan 111 shx·kp1le 500 m llh•m bJITl'is 11f crude oil h~ 1 tw 1•1111 or I!~,., in suranc(: n~a1n<,l ;111'. ur11•x11t•1·11•tl cutoff of supplt<'' Jmi.:hnj.t of cash re~isters, not sle1~h lwlls. will be the key to a suecesMul Chr1stma!> season for the 1ncom1n~ CJrter udm101stra· I ion In Sacramento. the price went to 68 cents a half gallon in many stores, although some were sell· ing it for as little as 65 cents and some for as much as 72, a survey disclosed FE,\ Aclrn1111slr .1111r f'r.ink I; Zarb i.a1d \\ t'dn~·s'1.1" 11 1.1.ouhl cost i.omr $7 5 h11l1on tu~ lnll1<1n to acquire the-1111 and .. 111n· 11 ur1 deraround m sJIL tJunw t·.1\1'rn' or 111 n11nt•s, m,11nh. ,1Jong the Gull Coast. "'ht•n• 1l t·1111hl be tran-1ferred to tnnkt'rs ar11t pipelines 1r ncces.,ary l'rt''1dent-t'lect Carter and his .1lh 1sen. have put Chnstmas re· l,11) 'Jl<'S at the top o( the hst Of 1•ronom1c stat1st1cs thnt Wlll m· nul!OC'e their dec1s10n on whether to r~commend a tax break next ~eJr. RetajJ sales have been d1s- ;1ppo1nt1ng since early in the 'car And when Amencans stop huy1ng, businesses stop produc- S tout Sales lip LONDON (AP> -Arthur Guin- ness Son and Company Ud .. the brewers whose dark. thick stout 1s world-renowned, rang up daily saies or more than $1.65 million during the last financial year. H4V£ AM "UST OM YOU• FUT' CH•llTM.t.S lr TUU GUMT, l.1"11. Fringe Tax Proposal Unites Varied Rivals W1t h a lttllf• t•11tre nttcnttnn, ynur rc<'l wtll ht• ublc to takl' the l'Xlra <itre<\1 and 'ltro1n or the C hr1i1 tmall ~ho11p1n 11 season One rcct•nt repc>rt thnt we read 1Ult~Mtcd the following re~imcn Rathe your reel <'nch niiht In luke wJrm water. then rinse thrm In cold water By followmit this llCh~ule, your feet should 11tav In good i;hapt-. And. remember, should you have 0 root problem , we h11ve n complete root ca re section In our pharmacy WASHINGTON (AV> -The gov ernmenl 1s be~lnning to whittle away at tax.free benefits enjoyed by ex· ecutives and sales clerks alike set- ting off alarm among people wh~ rear theit benefit may be the next to go. Unlversity workers are locked in a battle with the Tnternal Revenue Service over whether they should pay luxes on tuition waived by thei r employers. AND AIRLI NE EMPLOYES. despite earlier indications that their free travel was safe, are up in arms over the mere report that the govern- ment might be considering taxing that, too. Both Treasury and congressional staff members soy correspondence on the subject is heavy. Uncertainty over what might hap· Y 0 U O R Y Ou fl pen next is contributing to the sltua· DOCTOR CAN PHONE Uon. Treasury has ofrered no clues on US when you need • IU position since lnlUnting a general delivery. Wo will deliver review offrlnge benefits last year. promptly without •xtra charae. A .ireat many CONCER N O V E R F RINGE people rely on us ror their heallh needs. We benefit~ was expresRed Wednesday by welcome requeats for Rep. Jomes G. Martin (R·N.C.>. a dellvuy service and member or the House Ways and charae Accounts. Means Committee. He said s uch chan5'CS would bf' drastJc on«'s that PAii UOO P'HA•M•CY would burden toxpayers with detailed 11::::-:::.~~ 1 record keeping. ......,_. .._U42'lllO He ndded that it would "Impose• -----------' very heavy administrative burden,·~ on the I RS to enforce "nil these com· pllcated regulations." Treasury staff members say a sub· stanUve decision on the general issue is still at least a few months off. However, congressional sources close to the review say the administration appears to be ready to make a de· clslon on at least focusing more nar· rowly on some specific benefits. AT STAK E IS AN estimated $100 million In untaxed benefits. Sales clerks. for example, don't pay tax on the discount they get when buying cfothes or other items from stores where they work. Free parking space provided for workers Is not taxed. But those examples' and other Items li ke them do not escape taxes because of any specific e:itemption in the laws, Treasury said. The exemptions were granted administratively ttnd could be revoked the same way. ln reassessing Its reg-ulations, Treuury uld It Wf.L., propo8lng as a general rule that any_beneftt that COS• ts the employer nothini and which ts &vallsble to ~II employcs would not be' considered taxable. IT SPECIFIED sUnd·by travel pnsse11 for alrllnr rm ploy~ and travel •1ents aa onP example or benenu which would escape taxation under that rule. "One time it may be an im- properly stressed bolt, the next time it may be a bolt that isn't properly tightened," a Chrysler Corp. spokesman said. "l don't know how you can simply assess whose fault it is," adds a GM spokesman. "Ob- viously, we as a manufacturer have an obligation to provide our customers with the absolute best products available. We strive to do just that. "IT'S UNFORTUNATE when a safety defect arises. but rest as- sured if we find a defect we move quicl<ly to correct it. But Andrew Detrick, director or the Office of Defects lnvestiga· tion for the National Highway Transportation Safety Ad- ministration <N HTSA) in Washington, says causes are de- finitive. Gilbert L. Watson, chief of consumer affairs for NHTSA, agrees. "We have isolated the causes into two areas. design and quali· Ly control," D etrick says. "Quality control includes workmanship, quality of materials and failure to catch er- rors in inspection . "OUR STUDIES HAVE s hown •"TffAT R ECALL, like most of the major ones, bad nothing lo do with assembly line work," he says. "The design flaw came-lo light over the years with stress caused by use." A Ford spokesman qountered: "We think those statem ents are overly simptlsUc. Whlle ies true that worker error is a small part of it, there is no common de· nominator for defects but human error throughout all stages of building a car, from its design to the suppliers. It is almost im- possible to pin the blame to a particular area." Neither the auto makers nor the federal officials blame higher government safety standards for recalls. "WIDLE IT'S TRUE govern- m ent standards are getting tougher to meet, they have no bearing on our recalls," the Ford official said. O ver 1,he Counte r NASOltstinqs million in 1975. · ANO, ALTHOUGH recalling defective vehicles by the millions didn't begin until after t he feder al Highway and Motor Sate· ty Act of 1966, correcting detec- tive cars is a lmost as old as the Inausl7 it.self. - AIRLINE ASKS FOR FARE Cur WASHINGTON (AP) -Tens International Airlines bas asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to let it cut air fares in half on selected early morning and early evening flights bet ween 10 major metropolitan areas. U approved by the CAB, the fares would go into effect on Feb. 1 on certain flights between Albu· querque, N.M., and Los Angeles; Austin, Tex., and Dallas-Fort Worth; Midland-Odessa, Te:it., and Dallas-Fort Worth; Denver and Salt Lake City; and Houston and New Orleans. 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Money's Worth Owners can take step!> to protect themselves by lt:arnlni • the rules and obey in& them ~ To a would-be buyt•r. anlnexpens1ve pnces hould be a t1p • off of stolen goods. avoid the "bargain" and report the offer to the authorities -As of Jan 1. the number of CB channels wall be ex panded by the F ederaJ Com munic a lions Comm 1ss1on from 23 to40 m order to help allev1atecongest1on and crowd10g on the airwaves SOME MAJOR MANUFACTURERS arc selling 23· channel units that can l.)C upgraded lo 40 channels at a sur· chargeofthe hsted pnce. Pace. the nation's largest CB radio supplier, has placed its surcharge at 20 percent of the listed pnce of Mos uruts. claimmg this will make the total charge equal or less than the 40·channel sets to go on sale after Jan. 1. Others have s1m1lar surcharges quoted as a percentage or m dollar totals -Owners of CB radios seldom use more than three or four channels -no matter how many channels are av a1lable With Pace quoting hst pnces at from $70to $700, depending on quahty. sophis h eat1on and features or the sets, and with the 40-channel sets to involve s uch add1t1onal charges, updating the set may be only a status symbol and a waste of money. OF THE THREE TRAPS, 8V FAR the most crtllcal in volves thefts By yearcnd 1976. aulhonl1es estim ate, 250,000 CB radios valued at $45 million will have been stolen -with fouroutoff1ve stolen wuts taken from cars In Dallas, for instance. more than 1,300 umts a month are stolen ln Hous ton. thefts have quadrupled m less than a year to more than 2,300 a month. In Lo:; Angeles, CB thefts Jumped 200 percent m a recent three-month period In Oklahoma, or r1c1als say one in three wuts purchased this year will have been stolen by Christmas. The claims on stolen Cll radios have hurt the insurance compames and forced them to make an unple.1sant choice ~ther raise auto insurance rates in general to pay for CB IT>sses. or require incliv1duals w1lh two-wuy mobile radaos in their cars to buy special coverage Must companies have opt ed for the special coverage and now exclude CB radios from the "comprehensive" section or their new and renewed auto insurance pohc1cs "MANY CB USERS Pl.A\' AT least J passive role in their own v1ct1m1zallon by not taking proper measures lo thwart thefts." says Thom:is II Belcher of Aetna Lare & Casually, one of the country·s laritcst auto insurers Herc an· precautions to take Lock auto doors, even 1r only for a shurl ti mt:-This pre caution also will help prevent cl:.11m disputes with 1nsuranc(· companies m case of a theft -Remove the urut when leaving the car unattended Store the set at bumewhcn possible, or an lhecartrunk -USE INCONSPICUO'tJS OR detachable a ntennas . Highly visible antennas act as beacons to thieves Engrave an identafymg mark on all two-way rad1~. preferably drive r 's hccnse or Social Secunly number This will help police re turn a stolen set, 1f 1t 1s recovered Don 't buy stolen m erchandise Apart from the moral issue. police can confiscate a stolen unit and the person in possession may face en mm al cha rgt's Check details of the extru covcrn~c to insure CU radios Let 'eDI Laugh Contraption Runs Home CARBON HILL, Ill <A P l John Jackhch hopes t.o have his "0tl drums in the sk y" spinning homemade electricity by spnng '"They laughed at Edison und th<' Wrq;:ht Brothers If they wimt to laugh at. ·John ·s Energy Plant' let "em ," says the rct1rc<.I home remodelt•r and contractor JACKLICH , 63, HAS DESIGNED a windmill hke contraption for his home in this community fiO miles southwest or Chicago The contraption consists or sixteen 55-gallon 011 drums. cut an halves and mounted on a lattice-work or pipe The drums. on swivels. capture the atr and rotate a vertical column of <.'tght·incb pipe The apparatus as 26 feet 1n diameter and 21 feet l11 gh. and its drive m echanism operates a generator It cost about $5.000. but Jackhch hopes to use the m oney he saves on l'lctlric bills for vaca taons Fresh Charges More Inspections Due for Pipeline WASHINGTON CAP> More checks and Inspections have been ordered becnuse of fresh allegations of defective welds in the tr ans-Alaska oil p1pc-ltnc Everyone concerned. from the p1peltnc builders to federal regulators, denied before a House Commerce sub- committee this week that they knew anythmg about ch urges that substandard welds were concralcd under order11 from the prpelme builders THE WELDS UNDER QUESTION ~ow 11r" ·1yard welds," made in the factories hcforC' pipe segmentfl were sent out to the pipeline site Earlier this year, some 4,000 welds made an the field had lo be repaired because lhey were not done properly or because X-rays designed lo prove their strength could not be matched up with individual welds. E. L. Patton of Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, the oU company consortium running the pipeline project, said he knew nothing about the new welding problem until last weekend, when Rep John Dingell W -M1ch.) revealed e memorandum from the subcommittee start charging thnt the yard welds had been ratscly checked and certified THE BECHTEL CORP., AN ENGINEERING rlrm hlrcd by Alyeska, said in Anchoral(e that ll "c&tc1orically rcijccted" charges that any of its employes had falsified X· rays or pipeline weld~. But Alyeska said It would bealn •~complete check or quality control records on 3,200 welds included In the lol queaUoned by Dingell. Undersecretary ol the Interior Kent Frhzcll also ap. peared before the subcommiUtt. He said he has aske!d the ,.Bl and the J ustlce Department lo check the allc1aUon1 . •• DAIL 'I PILOT Thursday. December 16. 197t 1V Highlights KTLA 0 8:00 -"Guys and Dolls.'' The movie version of the popular Broadway musical inspired by Damon Runyon's stories stars Marlon Brando, J ean Simmons, Frank Sinatra and V1v1an Blaine. KllJ G 8:00 -"Mc and the Colonel." Danny Kaye plays it semi-serious in this 1958 movie with CU.rt Jurgens. • ABC D 10 :00-')~ivorce-For Bet- ter or for Worse." This ABC News special rocuses on the problems or the mechanics or divor;cc and stresses the need for re- forms ahd stricter r egulations. r TV DAILY LOG THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 fJ 0 (8) HO (17 13\ m News ---81"rttH>tt+ UI ) El) lit-in O 1261 Sb r Trek 1 6 • Gomer Pyle O Gunlmolte m Putrid&t F1m1ly a> Adam·t2 ID El«troc Cotllp1oy 1391 Otnah! ID lJttle Rascals -6:30-0 01n1h1 Cu"I\ 1ndu11t ~h•ll•y Vl1nt'I). 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Cullen Bryant at 6·1 and 234 pounds stars for the Rams, a far bigger battering ram than most clubs pos~ess. And he's fas t. Des pite his awesome size, Bryant runs the 40-yard dash in 4 5 seconds and sometimes a slight bit raster . He won the National l''oolball Conference k1ckofr return title with an average or 28 7 yards on 16 runbacks and carried one 90 yards for a touchdown against St. Louis. Bryant was a defensive tick at Colorado. He d1dn 't carry t.be ball or handle a kickoff or punt in col· lege. He dldn 't make it as a defensive man in the professional league, so coach Chuck Knox moved rum to offense in 1974 with the Rams. "He's shown tr endous jm. provement returning "said Knox or Bryant who also gets I some action in the offensive backfield. He finished second in punt returns with an 11.1 average. "I guess some of t.be ends com- ing down on punts or kickoUs are surprised at my size," the giant s ays. "They're used to tackling s maller people and might slow up or hesitate . That gives our blockers time to set up a return." Bryant is a Ram because he fought to remain in Los AngelC$. Commissioner Pete Rozelle of tht> NFL bad asslgned him to Detroit to compensate for the signing or Ron Jessle who played out his op· tion with the Lions and signed with Los Angeles last year. Bryant went to court and beat the system. Rozelle then assigned draft choices to lhe Uons in com· pensation. "Origina lly. J was just a s\r aightaway runner," Bryant says. "I wasn't sure when to cut and 111y 'running motion was jerky. But the coaches worked with me and now I make my cuts without thinking about it. lt"s a spontaneous thing." Bryant shares t.be Rams' re- cord for touchdowns on ltick.olfre· turns (3) with Vitamin T. Smith, also a member of that 1951 team. Net"1orks Vie for 0-ympies $100 Million TV Verdict Due Friday M OSCOW <AP ) Fina l n egot1al1ons b eg in Ffiday between four competing United Stairs companies and the Soviet O ly m pic Co mmittee for American rights lo televise the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. Bidding for U S. television rights will s tart at S50 million. network sources said today 1\ln•ady in Mo:-.cow for the talk:.. which rep<Jrtedly could in volvt' the puymenl or $100 mil hon for broadcast rights, were Robert Wus:-.lt>r, prcs1de ntofCRS; Roonc Arledge. president of ABCi.por~. mid Robert lloward. presid ent of the NBC television network. I The New York·based Satra Corp . wh~ch ha:. handkod vanous .SO\ 1el rxporh ;ind 11cted as un ag<'nL ftrm in Mo~cow for othc•r compantf's for so m l' 25) rar-.. aho has enlerffi 1n the bidding for the tCk\. ISIOn <'On tr act .Satr.i nffic1als srud the com AhduJ-J ab bar Helps Lakers Defeat Jazz NEW O RI.EANS fAP > Karee m Abdul -.Ja bbar's 35 points and 16 rPbounds led the Los AnjOtel cs Lakers to a 115-105 victory over the New Orleans J;:izz ~n National Basketball As- sociation play Wednesday night. The Jazz played mmit. of the second baJf without leading NBA scorer Pete Maravtch, who re· injured an ankle after scoring 15 points in the first half. The Jazz. no'f 15·1J. was play- ing it~ second tame under Elgin Baylor. an assistant coach. who was tabbed interim replacement for Butch van Breda Kolff, who was fired Tuesday. pa'ly had a "major partner" in its effort to get the broadcast rights. but declined to identify it. The partne r pres umably is a television-related corporation. John Kapstein, president of Satra films and special projects. was expected in Moscow today lo handle the negotiations for his company and the partner . T he O ly mpie committee spokesman said the competition was only for the right to televise Boes Set Goals the Ga mes in the United States. He did not say whether the American company selected could then resell some or the rights to other countries. Any contract drafted by the Soviet com miltee and the American company it selects must be approved by the Intern a· tional Olympic Com mittee. The spokes man s aid the Moscow negotiations would run "as long as necessary." Bell Draft, · Deal,s Give McKay Hope TAMPA. Fla. (AP> -Follow-of some on whom we did not count ing the Tampa Bay Buccaneen' heavily." he s aid. record-setting 0-14 season. coach "I 'll be honest, being 1-13-0 John McKay says. "ll everybody doesn't mean anything more than didn't do anything next year, 0·14·0. except for the players and things would improve." lhefans." If nothing else. the first-year In the off-season, McKay said Sues kllow each other better now he hoped a good number or and there are game films to point players might stay around and up mistakes and weaknesses. ~t into training programs. "J nf!ver thought I'd be lookin ~ a lready have ac- back on a winless seaso , ·• quired running back Anthony McKay said at a year-end news Dl\,vis for next year. And with the conference Wednesday, adding ,first pick in the scheduled college he had expected his team to win draft, the team plans on taJcing four or five eames in its first Southern Cal running back Ricky season in the National Football Bell. League. d "I wouldn't change one iota or Freehan Free what we did in trainin& caJDp," McKay said. "We wouJdbavepre- fetnd to work hardef>, but we couldn't do it with the number of injuries." The Bucs manased ooly a total ol 12S points in H games, while Jiving up 412. In the off~season, through the college draft or trades, the Bucs' t.op priorities are a quarterback who can run, an offensive lineman DETROIT -BW Freehan'• ptayin1 day• wltb the Detroit Tigers ended W edneedaJ when the club announced it would not offer the 35·year-otd catcher a Im contract. Freehan bu been ollered a position in the club's player pro- curement and development pro. uam. The Rams race the Cowboyti Sunday in Dallas ln the first round o( t.be Super Bowl playoffs and Bryant, with all the members of the special teams, could be a ma· jortactor. On punts , Bryant is the man who makes the declslon. If he and Jim Bertelsen both are back. Cullen yells "You'' or he yells . ''me." Tbe one not catching the ball makes the first block. "l have a pretty good idea of what I'm going to do when the punter is in his kicking motion." the returner explains. ''I'll look out or the corner of my eye and I can tell if our men havesulfic1enl· ly held up their ends to give me enough time for a runback. If an end is running Cree, I'll signal for a faircatch." Fl runes Blown Out By Kings ATLANTA -Goalie Rogic Vachon or Los Angeles stopped all 19 shots in the firs t period , then the rest of the team took over as the Kings beat Atlanta 3·1 Wednesday night, handing the F1ames only the second loss in their last 16 National Hockey League games. Bill Clem en t finally beat u,., ,_. ¥acbon..with a~f-Ooter l.o ..tan AAUL: RAMIRtEZ.A~~~"N'~!"'9: .. .-.11o .. .:-.vr..~~!'!:I the second period, then the league's s mallest goalie turned aside all 20 s hots at rum the rest Davis Cup Report of the way. BauSun 'Sldt .. WASHINGTON -Former Wash i n gton Reds kins cor- nerback Mike Bass filed suit against the Nat ion al Football League team Wednesday, seek· ing about $100,000 in back pay. ' medlcal bills and lawyers' fees. "I'm n ot trying to soak anybody," Bass said. "I simply want the Redskins to pay me my salary." Bass left the team during the 1976 exhibition season, complain· ing or severe headaches and neck pains that may have stemmed from an injury suffered in a 1975 game against the New York Giants and aggravated fn a pre- season scrimmage with the Baltimor~ Colts. A.leers to Teza• AUSTIN. Tex. -The surprise selection of Fred Akers or Wyom- ing as Texas' new football coach could signal the end of the Longhorns' Wishbone-T offense that once rolled to 30 straight vie· tori es. The Wishbone was created at Texas prior to the 1968 season, and coach Darrell Royal used it to win the 1969 national cham· plonship. Royal, 52, the winningest coach in Southwest Conference history, wound up a 20-year coaching career as Longhorns coach Dec. 4 but kept his job as athletic director. Sta• to Cb1c11 CINCINNATI -Ralph Staub. expected to be the eventual heir to Woody Hayes or Ohlo State, de· cided not to wait "The mandatory retirement age is 70 and I think Woody wtll go until then. That's seven years from now," s aid Staub, 48, who was selected Wednesday as head football coach at the University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati officials lured Staub back to his hometown with a pro- mise that the school or 38,000 had ariil>1tious plans to uplift Its foot- ball image. The football program has been under heavy attack by students over _mounting deficits . Stolz Hired BOWLING GREEN. Ohio - DeMy Stolz, who COl'J')piled a 19-13-1 record al Michigan State University, has been hired as head football coach at Bowling Green State University. He succeeds Don Nehlen. who r esian ed after guiding the Falcons to eight winning seasons in riine years and a record of S3-35-4. Stoll. 42, left Micbi.lan State after the 1915 season, in the wake of a recruiting scandal. Mexican Net Ace Thrives on Noise TUCSON <AP> -Mexico's Raul Ramirez. analyzing the s trange jin x he has over Americans in Davis Cup action. says he thrives on boisterous crowds, pressure matches and the role or an underdog. "We were underdogs at Palm Springs in 1975 and in Mexico City last Spring," the 23-year-old ten- nis star said. "The American team also bas an edge here this weekend. "We're underdogs again, but I like that." Ramirez, who scored a sweep or his matches in upsetting t.be Unil· ed States in the pas t two American zone clashes, joined hls teammates We dnesday at Margaret Court's Racquel Club Tennis Ranch here. He will lead Mexico agtdnst a seasoned U.S. squad in the best- of-ftve series, starting Friday. The draw was set for noon today (2 p.m. EST) for the traditional opening two singles matches Fri· day, which will be followed by doubles on Saturday and the final singles in reverse pairings Sun· day. Ramirez again will carry the heavy load for Mexico, backed by 27-year-old RobertoChavez. 'l'he United States will use veteran Arthur Ashe and Roscoe Tanner in singles with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz playing doubles. The s I e nd er, .mustachioed Ramirez arrived from his home at Ensenada after a three-day rest and immediately launched into an inte nsive four-hour workout. "A!ter the Grand Prix Mut.ers in Houston last weekend, I 'Was. very tired mentally tired/' he said. "I have had a long and busy season. I could tell how tired l was because I felt a pain in my left ankle and the muscles in my left leg hurt. But now I amftne." Ramirez was oneofthemostac- tive players on the world tour. competing in 32 tournaments - compiling a 99-30 record in matches and banking $476,343. He finished first in both the Grand Prix doubles and singles, but looked jaded in losing to Brian GotUried in the Masters. The lightning-quick Mexican has a 7·1 record against Tanner and is 2-6 against Ashe. He and Gottfried are rated by many as the best doubles team in the world. But, Ramirez seems to rut hls best fo rm in the Davis Cup. "I like this kind of competi- tion," he said." l getinspired. The crowd gets m votved. Wilen l hear them cheer, I w anttoplay better. I like to play for Mexico. I like to play for the Mexican people." Ramirez said th at in September he bad considered pulling out or the Davis Cup team because he knew that even if he won. the team could not go all the way because of the Mexican government's stand on South Africa. "I always go along with the go~ emmenl. But now we have a new Ou I k B government. I don't know what t 00 etter th.isgovernment 'sslandwillbeon ~ South Africa. Perso&ally I a m op- For Rams QB posed to apartheid. ut ii my gov- ernment says for me to play, I'll play,"hesaid. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The chances of Los Angeles Rams rookie quarterback Pat Haden starting ag1inst the Dallas Cowboys Sunday brightened Wednesday even though he still .has a slight limp. Haden, fr om Southern California, had originally been listed as doubtful for the National Football Conference playoff game, but his condition was changed lo questionable. Although the Wednesday prac- tice was primarily defensive. Haden took his regular lum and later worked with wide receivers Ron J essie and Harold Jackson. Haden suffered a sprained knee last Saturday against Detroit. but said be thought the knee was "coming along fine." Ramirez said he was surprised that Jimmy Connors, whom he beat in the decisive match last Spring in Mexico City, declined to play for the United Slates. "He has his reasons," Ramlrer said. "He does funny things. He does things nobody expects . I thlnk the United States would be better if he played. But in this same, any good player can beat any other good player on a given day." * * * TUCSON -Roberto Chavn. 27. the 1974 Mexican chaml)ioo. -won a shootout round-robin over teammates Joaquin ,Loyo-Mayo and Emilio M4>ntano for the number two spot oo the Mexican Davia Cup t eam. The game 's s econd-biehest scorer was the Lakers' Lucjus Allen with 26. Cazzie Russell or Los Angeles and Freddy Boyd or New Orleans each scored 3t. The victory gave Los Angeles a ll-12 record. ortwoand a linebacker. "We hope to make sorne deals wtth other teams," McKay N.ld. Seventeen players are on in· jured rnerve. 11 of them rookies or first-year men. Of the 89 ol-· ren1tve players wbo •uited up for the openln& aeHon game, 1' were Jett by the Iaat 4ame. On defenae, et1bt or tho 33 still were in unilonn New Schools Threat to Huskies Los Angeles led from the early minutes, but a pair of three-point plays by the Jazz's Pau.I GrifCln a.led it 87 -87 early in the fourth quarte r . Abdul-Jabbar'• 'Sk}'hooks pulled tht Laker& away .for good. \.0$ ANOl!L!S 111\l -"ord U, ~It 2•, ,..,. dul·JMbef u. ""'"""·a.. .. , tO. ~1111>91• I. Allier_.,l,Nt<il'll-t 10!11\IO l~l"U NlWO-Ll!•NS llOS) WllliMMlt, C..._ tO. Moor-. II M1ravltll 1', l\llyd t4, ~ t. c;r1111n1 Ooocl•l<ll •, St•ll-111 n ~•ltU '"" 10\ ~..,,.,., 10 ao n n m .,. .. °' .. ""'' 11 n ,. ,. -101 l'ov•.c!Ollt NOM 'T&ttl loul\ ~"119"1ft II, ()";'"' ._ ... , at the end otthe seaton. McKay. UJed to wtn""11 ln blJ ccU~e clays at the Unlvenlty of Southern Califo:rnla, admitted to the rrust.ra.Uon of bis nr.t year In the NFL. ) "l wu dllappolnted in the In· dividual play of aome oo whom we counUd btavU,y. But. tbeo I WU surprised and pleased by tbeplay SEATTLE CAP) -~~ of competinr boad·~head with. Arlaona ud Arliona Sta~ have .Don Ja111• &Qd Marv Hanhman muttertn1 to themaelva. Helchtened recruttlns com- petition for Southern California atbletea waa cited by both Jarnes. the University of Waahlnston football coach, and Hanbman the Hasley basketball coach, .. ti., primary reaaon for their concern. Pretldents of the Plldftc.a Con· ference acbooll voted un. anlmously Monday to Invite the Arltonaschools lntothe Pac-8. "In the past, we have gone down to the wlre wlth the Arizona schools on some kids and we got a couple and they eot a couple," aaid James or his football recrultlna tlforts In Southern CaUlomia. ''Now, we won 't have that edae " flarshman air~H . "Jn ~U.ern Calif ornla at leaat, _.•re 1oln1 to lose J10me or our . advanlaae," he said. "Arbon a, Arizona State a nd son1e of the other schools in t.be Western Athletic Conference have gone Into the Los Anceles area and recruited wltti some success. "But we've saved some people beeause we were tn the Pac-8 and they weren't. Now, I th1.nJc UM next choice of many LA plll.)'en -if they don't 1.i to UCLA or Southern Cal -wlU be Artsoaa.'' Attbea~me Ume, botbcoacbes •IM'Od that the addltJon tJl the Arfiona schools will make the Pac·8 more comp UUve. "I think both scboola have Jood football programs, so it's goln1t.o give us one or two more 1ood aames," JameaaaJd. ••Both schools have super basketball programs and both have fairly new facllltlea,•• Harshman said. • Tbe Loa An1eles 1cbooJ1, UCt.A and Southern Cal, spe..,headed the campalcn ror expamion, contendinJ the addi· tlOG ol lhe ArilOftl schools would provide the opJ>Ortunlty for in- creased football revenue. I ... ... O•llr Pilot l'llol0$ br l.M P•yne HO'S CARY BURT (42 , CLARK SIMS (52) SCREEN FOR GREG STEINHAUS (24). • I Black-led Sea Kings Roll, 49-36 By ED BURGART Of lhe D•oly l'olot Sl•ff SAN DI M AS Announced :.is a h11.'h school All -Am<'ncan before the game star~d. 6-7 Alex Black went out and played hke one Wednesday night, leading the de· · fensive-minded Corona del Mar Sea Kings to a 49·36 basketbaJl win ovt•r Workman High of the City of Indus try 1n o~ning round action of the Tournament of Champions. Thus, the S<'a Kings, now 7·1 against strong oppos1t1on , meet Long Beach Poly, the 1976 CW •I-A champ, 1n tonight's 9 o'clock semifinals at La Verne College LB Poly stopped Clark of L;is Vegas, 85 62 Bl;ick, patted against 7-0 center 0Jvid McGuire, made the matchup a mismatch. sconng 28 points, grabbing nine rebounds and stopping Workman from driving them 1ddl<' McGuire only t:ilhf'd four point-; as Black. an honorable mention All-American m 41 high school magazim'. kept MCGu1rl' outs1d<' Averagin~ 23 4 points per ~amr, Rlack was 111strumental in Corona dc.>I Mar ·-; raJly that l'llr· riffi the St'a I\ in gs from a 28-26 cll'ftcil with 5 03 IC'ft in the tlurd quart<'r to a 38-28 lead entering thf' hnal period. Bh1ck scnr<'d !'iix poinl~ during that ~purt. but it wa!i Coron:> dcl Mar ·~ man defense that :-parkled. forcing Workman to commit three turnover.. in the last 11 2 minutes or the third quartt'r And the Lobos were held ~<'nrt'less for 612 m1out{'!; until the 6·30 mark of the fourth penod Rv the time Workman scored a~a;n, Corona dcl Mar had upped 1t'i lt'ad to 41 28 and was never in trouble in the final period. In fact. the Sea Kings would have never be<'n In trouble at all 1f thev hadn t committed nine tumovc.>rs 10 a !'iloppy second pt> nod With Blat'k sinking four tong jumpe~ and scoring on a driving layup in the first quarter, Corona del Mar spurted lo a 14-5 lead, but du!' to turnovers and foul pro- blems. the Sea Kings only held a 22-20 halftime margin. Th<' Sea Kings committed 11 first half fouls to Workman's two, but the Lobos only sank four of 10 free throw attempts during the first two quarters. C••Ofto Otf M•r ( .. 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Conq_uerors Lose, 59-47 Sophomore guard Kevin King scored 19 points, but it was ror naught a s Huntington Valley Christian High lost to Orange, 5947, in the consolation round of the Anaheim basketball tourney Wednesday afternoon. The Conquerors from Newport Beach, getting ofr to a slow start, were outscored 16-7 in the first quarter. Orange, hilting from the out- Calendar T-sd>Y CI>«. 161 W'"11l119-f'ounl•ln V•il•V "' 5unny Hrtl1 .. _., ....,.._V CJ pm I , Edl><ln, Dena Hllf\ el~ Cl-le JV S.w•y tourMy, trWllOr1 M<1<b0<' •I £,.enc .. (T•JOI, o .... Holl• •I 'i"!KI Ton enc• ,.,. Wfllmln•lff •I Minion Viejo C.I. Et~ 91 El TMO () ISi side had a 53 per cent shooting average while Huntington Valley could manage only 30 per cent. Rod New was the leading re- bounder for the Conquerors with nine and Doug Hanson was credited with s ix assists. * * * ora..,.mt H1111l. Veti., (411 ltttpllp • 1 1 " l J 0 • l I l 1 s 0 1 10- 1 0 1 , 0 0 4 0 Nl>IJl!Wf'I El .. y Urroll 6perllttr PHIOft 8onl l•n '4~1>111 ..,.kl.-r lennetl TOl•ts f' fl pC Ip 1 ' 1 ,. 1(1~ • 1 110 M- l 0 J • • 0 l " I 0 0 2 J I 1 1 0 , 1 , 1 0 , , 7 0 , • New Freier ero'#ft ...... ,. 1 16 \• Totals ~••f0W.r1en 1 16 mow WKllESM.E Pf!ICES IN TH£ rouoWIMG: Black Pine. Tams Junipers, Nandlna, Abetia, Oleander, Mofeas Iris, and many more. ··~ $300 MINIMUM -,__, S.O. Wholesale Growers 11622 ff Altta AVI. FOUMTAIH VAUit. PHOHl 146-J4tt • Oilers Fall • Estancia Explodes For 55-42 Victory By ROGER CARLSON Of-0•11,Pllet- Estancia Hi&h or Cost.a Mesa is back in the finals of the Hunt· ington Beach Invitational Friday night-against the same oppo- nent that claimed the crown last year-Downey's Warren. The rematch in the48th annual HB tourney Js a result of Estan- cia 's 55-42 bombardment of the T9'11flot'• C... .. l•lle'I O.-. 7~rl Ho<bo< n S.rvlt• •·JC>-t.os Am190S YI LI Wll- Huntington Beac h Oilers, coupled with Warren's 81-80 vie· tory over Anaheim's Katella, which came on a bucket in the last three seconds.' Wednesday night the Eagles of coach Dave Carlisle exploded in the third pe riod, displaying almost all of their potential in the last 3:25 of that segment as they shut off the Oilers, 14-3, then held on against an effective press which HB could not take advan- t age of. Although it was lied at 27 at the half, the Eagles had enjoyed the lead only once 02·11 late in the fast #riod). But the winners turned it around in the third quarter as Huntington Beach could get onJy a three-point play with 4:49 left by Clark Sims to take a 30-29 lead. Then it was Pete Neumann twice from the baseline, Ray Orgill with a pair of buckets and a steal to set up Neumann's four· foot tip and a pair of free throws from Mike Camp. By then it was out of hand as Estancia was in front by a 41·30 score. During that span the Oilers were guilty of seven turnovers and only got ore two other shots in the quarter. Orgill was on the bench at the outset of the second half with three personal fouls, but re- turned to the lineup when Sims got his three-point play and led Estancia to the triumph. He finished the night with 20 points, his fourth 20-point effort of the season. Coach Elmer Combs' Oilers, * * f.stancl• ISSI MIMI. hotl! IOI It II pt Ip P•it• l 0 1 • Ntum•Mt 1 0 l 11 Corbtll t 0 l 7 Umo 1 S l 'I ()r9ill 10 0 3 70 COOC><'r 0 0 3 0 H1~ 0 0 I 0 Kro.,,,.•ldl 7 0 0 • Conlr•rH Sttfr.NU\ !.pro,. Burl Sim• 0- Tol•h lS s 11 SS Total• Score ti' Ove..,.n H""llr>Qlon ~ach •• E\lan<•• 11 ft II pl Ip • I 3 13 • I 7 • I I D i • 1 l ID I S 2 1 0 0 I 0 " 10 10 ., I] 3 ll-•? IS 11 11-U who'll meet Katella for third place Friday night, did every- lhinl rltht ln contaiJting Estan- cl a in the fourth period de- fensively, but six Estancia mis· cues a1ainat the press failed to materialize substantially Into points on the scoreboard as the Oilers bit only two of their first 10 shots In the final segment. By the time the Oilers finally began bitting, it was too late. lo all the Oilers made 16 of 37, Eatancla bit 25 of 55. IBTourn~y Continues Three basketball teams from the South Coast League-Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo and University-are in championship quarterfinals a ction of tbe Laguna Beach tournament. tonight at Laguna Beach High. The Irvine-based University Trojans tangle with Brea at 6; the Laguna 'BeaCll Artists meer Western of Anaheim at 7:30; the Mission Viejo l>iablos collide with defending champion La Miradaat9. Laguna Beach seems to have the best chance to rpach Friday night's aemifinals. Ed Burl· ingbam's Artists, despi\e only one returning start.er and two re· turning varsity lettermen, are 4-2, having blitzed Lennox of Inglewood, 77-43, earlier this week. Western nipped Norco 61·58 lhe same oigbL Senior Ben Bacon, a two-year s tarter, bas been Laguna's catalyst, averaging 18.6 points per game. The 6-0lh center also hauled down 29 rebounds in one outing. The University· Brea match ap- pears a tossup. Brea edged California of Whittier, ~64. in opening round action and bas been a top competitor in the rugged Orange League that features perennial power El Dorado of Placentia. In a championship quarterfinal game Wednesday, Loyola of Los Angeles be at E s peranza of Anaheim, 79-55. In consolation action, La Quinta of Garden Grove beat Arlington of Riverside 75·52; Norco downed Lennox of Inglewood 84-45; California or Whittier toppled Brethren of Paramount 74-51; Nogales of La Puente upended Cantwell or Montebello 76-57. Mustangs · Eye Title; DH Falls The Costa Mesa High Mustangs and Valencia High Tigers of Placentia cl ash at 8 tonlght in the championship bas ketball game of the Anaheim tournament at. Anaheim Hieh. Larry Sunderman's MUitangs advanced with an easy 81·56 vie· tory over Anaheim, in semifinals acUon Wednesday night. Valen· cia beat Sunny Hills of Fullerton, 67·55. And In the Santa Ana tourna· ment Dana Hills lost a five-point lead 1with three minutes left. to· play. fallin" Lo Santa Ana 48-47 in the championship semifinals. Dana Hill'' DolphlllS meet Sad· dleback of Santa Ana m a third place game al 6:30 Friday at San· t"8 Ana High. Once again, it was 6-3 forward Steve Parrino who sparked the Mustangs, scoring 26 points and improving his game average to 22.1 points. St:in Miller, a 6-31 ~ center, pulled down 19 rebounds whJte 6·1 guard Doug Dysart grabbed 12 rebounds while scor· ing20points. It was never close as Costa Mesa, now 4·2, opened a 40-23 halftime lead a nd breezed. Guard Tlm Young demonstratea hi-.·-'-~• leaderShlp abilities again, ma • ing sharp passes and scoring 10 points. Santa Ana, under second-yccir coach J eff Watts, outscored the Dolphins 19·12 in the last period, and it was Wes Harrington's jumper with 25 seconds left that gave the Saints a 46-45 Jead. Adrian J ones lfddcd two free throws with 10 seconds remaining to play to up the Saints' lead to three. Dana Hills was outrebounded 40-21 in the contest and had two players foul out. Stu Hein led the Dolphins in scoring with 16 points. C..t•Mtse Cll) tq It 111 Ir> Mlllff , 1 • s ~ I 0 \ ? Will\ l , ' a Mut1i9.-.n I 0 0 ? P•rrtno ll 0 7 ,. 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OCC o ut-rebounded San Anton io College East LA. 35-24, led by Wednesday night at the Jeff Golden's 11 caroms. Chaffey College basket· . ball tourney. Pirates Third Orange Coast, meanwhile, absorbed its 'Jn J Man fifth straight loss as Easl rOD Los Ange'es College cap-Orange Cout College tureda57-SOvict.ory,put• is in third place in the ting OCC in the consola· s 0 u l h co a st Con· lion bracket today. ference's 1976·77 Iron Golden West led all Man standings, following the way behind the 18-completion or the (our point production of John fall sports. FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY I SKI SALE SKI BOOTS YIHDIA.MIHI CHAltGEll SKI IOOTS. Men's & Women's Siies. Reg. sao.oo pr. limited sizes & quant1t1es. VIMDIAMIMI DOHMA SKI IOOTS. Women's sizes only. Reg. SSS 00 pr limited sizes & quantities. HOW Hirschler a nd Dan The Iron Man award Bush's 13 points and nine goes to the college tbal rebounds. has been the most suc-1---------------------1 GeltNftWHtem cessful in all sports. a..... 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Halltl-· C.0.le Mt .. , 51·?2 Ell•nc:le CUI fUI ·-· hr11 urlmer 161 F Iii CendtlH c..mp 101 F Ill Dacowr• V•<> Hom 191 C (II O'll<lbn SPORTS Charity • Tourney Slated Members of the men's and women•s clubs al Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club will participate in the annual Toys for F alrview tournament Saturday and Sunday with more than 200 players entered. Each pl ayer con- tributes a toy for dis· tribution at Fairview Hospital as a green fae and in addition, money is raised for other projects. This ye4lr t.be goal is a color television set. More than $12,000 has been collected in toys and gifts such as chairs, <'arpet.s and drapes in the four years the tourna- ment bas been held. Participants will play on either Saturday or Sunday in the touma· ment. Mfll'SltUULTS LAGUNA a£ACH Monto.1.-tourn•mtn1 •I !>a11 Cl-•nlt Munlcopal Goll "'""'· Pret•O.nt*\ cup WOft by Will1•m Hllllomwltll11'-9rOS\\CD.-.ol .. lo 1'1'91>1 -1 GU\ ToutO. Cll·IJ~J; 2 Peul CMev 111-11-711, 3 (1..-1 llClbtrt Nieminen (17·10-?21 ,.,,4 Fr_H_n ftl·IO-nl. • Fli9hl-,I. Pllll Caldwell lll·ll-6Sl; 2 H M. CU'fh 18'·1'-711 ; 3. Dan Tllorne ,.,.11-n1. C 1<110111-1. 1Ce1111et11 l.ellntr '86·70-•U; 2. Joseoll EnrooM 1'2·22-701 ; J (ti•> Dal~ Wtos. l"·lt-721 and Ed Ouerl>t<k l'I "-Ill D Flloht-1. Runelf lrtl•nd t••·76-10). 1 Dlcl< Mlnastan lt~1A-111: 3. Ol<k Jones t9M~-ni. E FllOlll-1. Louh Doo l 1102·33-6'1 ; 7. W . A. Coon (11'!.1'·-IOJ; 3. BH••lord Brotllers ·~,. Ill. •IG CANYON CC Two low Ball• of l<ourso,,,. Tourna-""""t I Mr.a.,,, Mr\. OouqEve.Jom Harstad, Helen ""91er, 121; 2. (tiel Mr end Mrs. Jkk Poves. Mr. allCI Mn Gordon Martin; Mr. -Mn Biii M CCioy, Mr end Mrs. Jo• M((;ormlcl<, 1n. Sco4cll HOlhlav TO\ln\omtne: 1. 8ud 4'rQM>brlto. Ml•t Htddo<k, 60VI; 2. A'1 lmbn<'llt, 8111 R°""'v· '3: a. Ken B•"'°P. Tom &lliwin, 6SYi; • fh•l Dalt Stuard. 8111 Ho.,tn, R-rt Fortin. Clrrton Rose,.,.,,., ll'ronlln•~ldt 10 G (61 Printup CIF Gn·d s.· ·-II••""' IOI G UISI•-~ E\lanc•• uor1119 subs M<>lloek •. ftomerol. Srftltll •• 8ur1111•rd1 •• Rt-.V Fontana and Los Altos ~ ll1Ctword-. 1 c•e¥•Mnce '· Ciefttt"'9 will meet for the Clf 4-A ~1111me E\11111c•a,tt-1& football championship at M«t~ ~;."c':.I~':;:.'o.M, Anaheim Stadiulll Fri· A1•110 m F w c;,,... day night (8) to conclude Olowsot't 111 " w v1c."9 the 1976 season. !Fl(~ 1101 c. !•)Mith ~-111 o "' MtGallv The 3-A. championship L ......... 10 o 101e,,_ game between Villa Mart,,. 'corinq 'ubs · BOMlllll 2, Erllart?,0-wtn•.C•llrn6,MDor•2. Parle and Temple City Halltl"'• Marina, 71.12 will be played at Citrus ~,.. 1611 ,,., S.nfbuft College Friday night (8) A•elto !ti F 1101 Wett" o.,_,,, rm " <Ol B811er and the 2-A final between M<c1e11 ... 161 c 1o>M.19 Antelope Valley and. G,.f\am 121 C. IOI Molley t<ick 1111 <D•1t.,. mo.non Norte Vista will be held Mari,.. uor111q 'U11s1 o-iwm a. al UC Riverside Friday Boftllnnl A,"""'"'""•. Moote?. (S) Hatt1me M;lrl,,., ,.. 16, • S11nset Poloists P icked Newpcrt Harbor Jngh Cl F 4-A runnerup and Sunset Leagu~ water polo champion, led the way with seven selec:· Uona on the Sunset All- League teams and Hunt,.. ington Beach nabbed six. Joe Beek, Kevin Robertson, J eff Stevens and goalie Randy Parole of Newport rere chosen to the first team. Tom Myers, Ted Tillman and Mike Vellekamp were picked on the aecond ·team. Finl team selections from Huntington Beach include BUI Taylor, Tony Wooten and goalie Rod Gummerman, while Jim Keefe. Dan Moorhouse and Tom Taylor made the second. Others chosen include: Fi.rst team -Ken Hof. fman and Kai Welsser. Edison ·i Will Rogue, Founta n Valley and. Ron Wickam. Westm lnster. Second team -Mike Kelly and Bill Manes. Fountain Valley; Doug Pickford end Tim . Spaeth. Edison; Brian Stone, Marina and Bill Carter. Westminster. Dear Mr. Wblte, Please may I offer a few com· menta re11rd.lna the audden re- lip.atlon ol basketball coach Pit RobetU and tbo fiasco aurround-inl the Immediate a«epta.Qce of 11me by Ute llllliOll Viejo High Scbool admlntatrat.lon. A Santa Ana newspaper has alttlld)' mlhrobly fa,Ued to pro- vide readers with a true picture ol tho situation, possibly because their a~ editor'• source was a member ol Misaion•a hierarchy. Havtnc been associated with and coached for Mr. Roberts for the P¥l seven and a ball years, perhaps I can afford your read· ers with a few details that mi&bt not make county sports pages (because ot insufficient proof or denials and counter- deniab). The fact the basketball ooacbi.Dg staff ~t Mission bad to make a tough decision and let four seniors with no varsity ex- perience go (cut from squad - two others quit) in favor of younger and more talented players, and the parental pres· sur_e U~at_Jollowed had_rully_ very little to do with Pat•a flnlll decision. Aft~ seventeen years as head mentor. parental uproar is indeed nothing new . . . but it is a ready and convenient excuse used by many newspapers who don't cate enoueh to gel involved in controYeray. Two weeks ago irate parents ot the seniors involved asked for and received permission from Mission's new principal to bold a . race·lo-face ~on!rootation with. coach Roberts. Pat cut his prac- tice short that day and with his assistant Dave King, they met for about two hours. Also present at that meeting were: the principal, the vice- principal in charge of athletics,. the athletic director. the student body commissioner of athletics, another senior student with no coonection with the basketball program, five senior boys who were either cut or quit the t~am. their parents and myself. (The fact that any students were allowed to sit in on such a loaded and 'One·sided meeting is indeed questionable but the ad· ministratlon did D<lthing to pre· ventit!) The parents present each took tums delivering verbal shots al coach Roberts. Tbe low blows centered around Roberts' aJ. leged use or bad languaie, his prejudice, hls tough discipline. his iron·ha'nd control of athletes, dissension within the basketball coaching staff, (it is a well known fact that one coach has been ex: JC Poloisl8 Gain Honors \ Golden West College•s John Wasto, Todd Leeds and Tom Crook and Orange Coast's Oscar Trout have been selected to the All-Southern Californl8 JC water polo fmstteam. Second team picks in· eluded Eric Elder and Steve Wyatt of Orange Coast and Terry Rice of Golden West. Golden West captured the Southern Cal and stale championships with OCC finishing third in both events. ''"ITHlll J9lwl '#mo, goel .. IGoldlll 'Wtstl, Todd u.cn co.i..11 wesil, o.c.r Trout IOrMIQt c:o.,t), T01ft 0- (0tl*ft W.Sll, llrao 8rlttor1 ft.ono .. ~Ill, Jlnl Ehalrun IVentu••I, St-..__I 10..lle,I, Vtfl<t Perl'l!tlly CCtrrflos>, Jeff Seit C"--na), 8rf ... H~ IFull«torol. SffMfT- ChtKll Samp, OO•lle IC:l'P'flll. T•NY Rl<e (Oo!Otft ~•stl, erk e1c1er (Or ..... ~ti, ltilfld'f re1a IGltn- Cl•le). f'e11I HlllllMrd tPelOmet"I, l(wl11 H.ltc~t IRIO HOflclol. Johll Pe<kt!Mll (GrotSl1IOllll, Alta TMle CY•lltural, ou, H•trlem .. 1 ICtrrltOll, 01~ Perry IFullononl, Stt,..WVatl (<?'tl!Qe CO.ttl. FROM SEIKO: AN AUTOMATIC FAVO~TEFORYOURMAN THIS CHRISTMAS. .... CWOf]ll-PJ ... 17J, .. ) "· ·-'"'*-· IM.tant fr//dtte ... ,. ... ulenf#. ll•IM ... ... e1.t1111-.ral Wltir• ~I, HAll<M.CJI' fNN'n'-l~I. H!Mtt.-i.'-'41. ..... octJ7N-ltUO • I 1J. aelt ... lftdllt .. H.2 It. _l., tnMd. ~11111 date Mllltot ......... . ......... .,. ........... dltol, adj1at.alll4 ~eu4eot. For anyone who's too busy to • wind his watch, moke svre he winds up with one of Seiko's Automatic Challengers lhis holiday. Not only wlll he have the right time, but the right style too. E-4ty time he loo~s at his watch, he'll thfnk of you. SEIKO A.H. W£/N£RT Fine jewel• ............... ~ ........... tremely unloyal for years> tak· ln1 the Varsity team off·campus for their awards banquet lruitead of bold.inc the preseabtJon with the J . V.. Sophomore and Preth.man teams in the school's cafeteria and his decision to br· ing up three sophomores to this year's V anlty t.eam including his son . With extreme patience and ln· tegrlty, Roberts gracefully replied to each charge • . . one parent felt so ashamed that she personally called the coach a few days after the meeting and told him abe re1retted being a part ot such a "cruel scene ... The crownine blow, however. and tbe real reason for the re- slcnatioo. came a week later. The morning after bis second .Uaight victory of the year, Pat was called into the vice- principal's office and again (his methods have been questioned by this same administrator on different occasions for over two years DOW) his decisions COD· ceming use and playing time for certain players was attacked. -+Thls-is-elso-tlte-same ~ principal in charge or athletics who failed to come to the coach's aid when be was being verbally assaulted at the above mentioned parents meeting.> · Roberts was also told ln the V. P. 's office that the president of the Boosters Club, who has a senior son on the basketball team, was considering resigning because he felt that to be the bead of the boosters he should be loyal to all Mission's teams and he bad tro uble being supportive of the basketball program when his son was not getting enough playing time! The V.P. told Roberts be want· ed t4) prevent this from happen- ing .•. (Strange that coach Roberts was not afforded the s ame courtesy when be was banding ln bis resignation!) Anyway. what's done is done . . • but bow sad that a big and consistent winner at the school (43--12 in two years) and the only basketball coach Mis-sion bas ever bad (11 years) is so little appreciated that the persons in authority have care· l ess ly l et him s lip away ... R.I.P. coach. · Joe Reid Sophomore Basketball,Coach Mission Viejo High Sc~I P r o Ice H ockey l.osA11QtlU3. AllAnl• 1 Toronto A, St. Louis 1 Cle•elMll 7, Oelrolt l Mont.-.aJ I, Colortldo 2 Fnsbman Orea Gericb 'llfU selected Pirate of the Year 8' a banquet honoring Oran,c Coast College's cross country team t.bils week. Jlm K1ng1 a sophomore. wu awarded lho captaJn•a trophy. v Cindy Kerwm was cbosen the moetAraluable player and Val~e McDermott was picked as Gaucho of the Year al a banquet honoring Saddleback CoUeae•.i. women's volleyball team. Mary Diamond was picked a.s the most improved ployer. · Junior varsity awards in- cluded: most valuable player- Cindy Mesa and Susan Sproul; most improved-Kay Burnett. ,,__ Oscar Trout and Bill Rice shared the most valuable player award at Wednesday night's ban· quet honoring Orange Coast College's witter polo team. Rice and Ian Crockett were awarded captain's trophies. Orange Coast College bon<>N!d its women's volleyball, basket- ball and coed tennis teams at a banquet.Wed.nead.ay ni&bL The award winners: VOl.l.~Y8AU. AA ""°'' vafuaQl•-Htldl HtmmlllO); A IMSI lml)l'CNod-Gen• Hldtl'; A"*' ... l~llly Woll; A~t IMPf'O~ll Hulty, • 8ASICST8AU. MO(t vtlullble~allly ..,_, moel ,,,........_. Pottv8•1n. coaoT•NNll Mo•I vtlual>lt -~Im Vt.Ira llM I.All• von Lultow; mo>l omp<oved-.lllfll ~ ...t Tory HI; .. ,.., v Tim Meza was selected as Gaucho of the Year in water polo at Saddleback College at the an- · nual awards meeting of the t.eam recenUy. Other awards included: Cap tains-Davld Devore, Kokc. Koorajian; Most Valuable (Of· fen se)-Pbil Morreale <Defense)-Terry Murphy, Rookie or the Year-Cbitt Bassallo. v Shaun Mehaffey was selecte<. most valuable player at Marine; <Huntingion Beach) Higb't sports awards banquet honor\nr the Vikings v ar sity football team. Special award winners: M•rln• FOOllM•ll C•Plt•n. Ron V•llercamp, Mo\t lmoro•cd Cll<I\ Kiigor~ bfld Mike Loyo; Mo\t Out\landon Ollen\lvto Player Ml~t FIH.'lltM; Mo\t Oul1tM>O 1119 O.le"'lvt Plaver SllaUft ~lley; ,,,,,. Valuablt: Slltun Mllll•llev. P r o Bask e tball Bo>ton 12', Mllweu~ee 17S PNlldttOllla '7, Plloenl1 II Wall\lng1on 101. l(•nus Cltv 100 lndl-I 16, s.n Anlonlo 102 Oelrolt 136, GoJCMn Sl•le 116 Lo\Af19fl•' 115, New0r1UM~ Dtflver 117, S..tt~ tOl .111111r\'f-.. ............. 11ot more. Sl249 1/2 gallon u......n.. °"" -I .... ' r If DAil Y PILOT BOOMER fJ(JQMU!, t5 1H~ 5~K MAIZK'~tt 2t:AU.Y A&, S.AO 16 1HE{ '!JAY ? wru., °1t?rtrzoAY'· M'( 01ii:O"EIZ JuMPe'P our OF ~I? WINDOW .. . t . ----......... ~_._J L-~~.....;&.;j""6.~_..I· INSIDE WOODY ALLEN tWAG ONCE HELD UP WHILE 00tt¥, M.I./ FUNKY WINKERBEAH by Wm. F. Brown· and Mel Casson e.ve~ ~INC$ 1Ht: l..AS"f ~tC~SSIO~, ~E'S ~o At.I Of~ICE IN ~~ ~~ by Joe Mca Hien by Tom BatiW< THE VIRTUE OF VERA VAUAMT DOOLEY'S WORLD DR. SMOCK :x: K"-IOW You'Re HAVIN G TRoue.1.-e HEARl""G M E , MRS. L..ARSON •.• SO COUL-P YOU TE!t..L-ME. WHY YOU HAVe A e A NANA 5'f'UCK IN EACH EiA~~ byl.ee9CISpr ...... NE)(T~ V.~A .Irr a~Y I I -I I # I • 21 ,._. by Rodger Bractffeld eecAuse wMeN YOO ose 'TWINKlfiS THe Flt..1.-l""'G RUNS POWN YOUR Neel<?! T4NK McNAMARA by Jeff MiUer & Bill Hinds GORDO by Gus Arriola ~ 1WtNIY V€N<S 1 VIP NOn.llNG f;Uf PLAY EWfeALL.l'M ~Y~CW.ANDI ~LY~HOl.AJ TO FUNCTION A.~ M:J ADU/.X NANCY I HEAR YOU TOOK A MEMORY COURSE M R».rr ~ rr .. ~N<;£L%17 w,fc.Al.J.Y ~ ~. by Ernie BushniUer SMITH. SMITH, SMITH. SMITH, SMITH, S MITH, SMITH. SMITH·---·· .. , ... , 1. PEANUTS MOON MULLINS IHAT WOULt> r COST A FORTUNE . l DEMANDA SECONI> OPINION r by Charles M. Schulz TODAY'S CIDSSWDBD PUZZLE -------~ lJNITED Feature Synd•cale W[ONCSOAY Puu .. SOl•ed d1a" 378eqal 39 Purport •tTowardlhC' moulh •i At SO<nt' lulu1e titn• 44 ····gup . 'Colian~· dy OWhilllr>lfed •1 fultvahts 49 State: Abbt. 'S'i('T 'M'A~~ TIE 1r1a AO AIR ("i IS A It O ll A !. I H /I •:l I S $II E HT IE T T ii I l 1 A 'I ii /I ,S H I :11 NA S 'I' l A IJ 11 1 OA F S '" L E I I'" l Hr; l 0 ,, u v t 111 N 1• r; ~ A ,. l . ., " E A IA -F '4 :t . ~ II A J 0 ~ s N IAI~ ~ IE " I f I & ~ . ~ AN ' 11 It A c r ' ) ~ I s ' f ( • 0 v A L ) J ~ H /4 H 0 ' " ( 'N'f S T Q t 9 S11tt1 sense 38 Valleys Abt>t • 1 Wtathet tO wam1nl s111is11c ? "llTIH 2 WOfdS words • 3 Har veal 11 ""Walling IOf •8 Pun11 ·- Ille Roo1 • Es re 48VICrOUS 12 Containou orowt DOWN 13 Jog 5 lfo• lemet l8A11crall SJ Fr studer!I~· conttols m1lrtu • I Shot>IS Cll • n Wrnn1()f'o s 55 Sl.,gll'lg ,,,. mJlttd wool noc~"aml Mets 2 s.,,.i,.,cely 25 Cabbaoe 5 7 OU. 2 words 3 01alon1c Var. 58 Avarice '8fl8S of 26 Crty ol l,,dl& 59 kl lllll!lllDI tones 2 28 Trickery 60 Therclore JUDGE PARKER · THAT lfOO<Y WA5 HOT OfU.Y A GOOO CUSTOM~ /1.T TI4E CAFE ••• M ™AT HE FLA5t4ED HIS ~OFTEH! words 30 Diminish 2 61 81111sh •Shor! ">ell words r>rtso" TUMBL~WEEDS S Peseta 32 Nol stated 63 U"c:criceated Abbr eaplrc•lly 66 Fteur·de •·• SO, S"°'•rr!.LJ. 1 Uo'\J 1111r= a~EN 6 Hoc:lley slat 33 81d Ver. vr "r;; • 1vv .. i:;;; vi;; BObby ••• 3• s.a NOie 68H1~1f0dt OVER-IMJlf11N6' A&AIN ! 7 Jerky g11t 35 Bribes 611 Eteetromaci'fe rT-r---. 8 Unauc:ctaslul 36 Flatd mooe: lorce. ebb<: cendldele 2 WOfcll ANP HOW VO 'tOO EXPLAIN YOUR L.VING THeRE IN !HE SiReE1 IN A snJPOR?! v . .... MISS PEACH V0"11C HON()" I ~~ PIANC11EP Me IN TH~~' ANO f OIMAND AN &Y& Fc>rl AN IY! ANO A TOOfH FOil A TOOT'H !"' by Tom K. Rye11 by Mell S1'1CI( W11'M A N~ ~OIC A NO~fi,• ANO Q:)N.,-9lfCl.Ol.AO 1'Hli ISSV' WrT'J.4 VA(tO(AS OT~&~ F!AT'UJrl!-S .... L 1 ~.hSA by Ferd Johnson WELL, I COULD GNE YotJ A DISCOLJNToN DlVeRT/CULIT/S. 1.ra\\'illj ... - S:"" _______ _ --- THE GIRLS '1l1c Chrhtmas season is always so e11citina you wish it would lalt all yearlon,,do11't you?" DENNIS THE MENACE F f PlJBLIC NOTI E r1cTt flOUl I U\INaU NAM8 nATl!M8NT n.e IOll ... 1"911t''°"' ••• Ooll'Q ~ ~I•~ E P PRUPl;.IHIU •w...._. H Ort"" l3)t VI• l.clftO M•llh'9 ..c>"JU\\ Po llo• .. ,, N••00t1 e .. c11. CA .,,~, Oa,.lrl S IE v•11•, JUS Vhl• H<'•oorl O"•<". CA., .. , Ml<l>MI J SI Cl.olr, 71'1 °"""'91 RO 6flO<M (A e1 .. t Peut G Stemm, * (01""1111• it., ..... OQ#, 8u<ll, (A tt .. > '"'' ""'',.." h ton\lutl•d b'/ • OOM••• ~•t.wflnto O•nlel S Ev•"' PUBUC NOTICE r1CT1TIOUI •UllNUI NAMI UATUlllUT , .. fotio.1119 '"'-,, 1181119 """· PUBUCNOTICE "CTl110US ll.ISINHS MAllll&UATllMllNT Tiie IOllOwl"' Nrtofl •art 000"9 bull· _ .. Oli•NO[ G[HEAAt. IH$VllANCE 'IOO 1!!••1 1(•1•11• ~111 11,'0raft9t, C•lilornl• ., .. , S.-<1111•1, Wlftlt«O(h Md Flrtll, 'Oil f nl l\etellt. S..ite It, Of~. C<lllfo-nl• ., .. , tltl\ .... 11\e\i 1 .. (-le\I 1'y I <Of· ..., .. ~ ~UNOOUl!.f, WINfliRROTH &l"I RTH 0.an "rtll S.trtl•tY ,,.., •!1lemenl WI\ lllad Wllll ,,... rhl\ "•l•n>ent ... , fll.., ""''" tl'lt ------------OiNftlT Cletll Of Of Ill .. Cownly Oii De '*' ,,, ''''-Goll"'"' Cl••-ol o,.no. Countr on Do<eMl>ol< 10, tYI• ,_ Pl>bll\nec! 0.6n(le Co6\I Delly Pllol, ~ n. 21. >0, 1'16 fnO Jen 6, 1917 ~,,,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE ,.MH PUBLIC NOTICE Pubtl\httl 0••"<19 Co•'' O•llY l'llol, -------------l-.lS,tnd~.2,,, 1',1'1• ~16 r1CTITIOl.I• IUSlllESS NAMll STATEMaHT l'ICTITIOUS I UllMHS PUBUC NOTICE Tiie tollO•lnt .. rson ladotl\Qbu\l,....l NAMll ST A TE M• NT ": n.. fotlowl"9 "*'"'"' ,,.. oolr>Q Donl· M I(, INVESTMENTS, t211•t< Du-M OH: Ponl Orlvt. lrvlne, CA'17U Ill M8 ASSOCIATES (f l Mol AS. r1CTtTIOUS IUSINHS S-JIUS Oo•h Lllon• MonHn, uu w. SOCIATES, IMIC..nltnnl•'Wn. fus11n. MAME STATEMaNT SUl'ElllOlt couirf Of' 1HI NelOflllOI'. ""f ... lm, CAt?ICll CAt?MO fl\e fooowlnQ 119tM>nl •re OOl"Oblnl· STA TC OF CALlil&llHl" l'OR Thi< b\1\1"4!" ll <Ol'ldu<ltd bY an ,,,. E•rl H1rold M111ll9oft, •iot ~ ~'•'· THC COUNTY Ol'O•ANOI diYldlutl le<•IO Ortw, Hllllllntlon 8Hch, CA $YOllf E AMES, • .,, Wllotllurn No A .. tlJ ()o-1\ L MonHn ~I C)nw, Hljfltll'IQIOll 8 .. <11, C.lif tt-.. NOTIC E 01' ..... ING 01' "''' •l•lrn\tnl .... "'" wllh IM llolltfl T. Dum•n, fOI Ootdt, H1tel E 8MHow1, 11n -bum ~fTITION ,Olt l'ltOIATIOl'Wlll County Cltfk OI Oro'1Qe Counly on IWw-111o .. c"CAt1MO Otl•t,Hullll1'1910t18UCll.C.&~ ANO 1'011 l,JTTlflt$ TlllTAMIH· Ot<tmlle< 10, 1'16 Tnl\ 1>11\if\eu h cOllClvCIMI by a Sftarl A Wol<Olt, SI .. Rotlt ~llt fAAV ANO AUTHOltllATIOH TOAO. Ft.bn 90ne•.iN•l,..~hl1> on ... , l o,..,.,..,., CA tlOl I M I N 1 ST f II U N O E It TH I! PuOllslled Orenve (Mll 08•1¥ Pllol, E.,1 M11llt .. n &."°"" G MO\l, HS7 Monl,.,_. INOfl'IEHOl!NT AOMINISTltATIOM Dec 16,lJ,JO, ltlundJ•n •, 1911 Thi',,., ....... , .... llltd wllll ·~ """ ,Monlro .. ,CAt1010 <WE\TATIU ACT Sl7114 Courrt~ Clerll ol 0<1119<1 Counly on Tiii\ l>u&IMS\ I• con<lucleo by < E'1•1•0!PHllHANSEN <>-<•--------------10e<eml»r6.lt16 ,....,.,IM'f'( ... "'11p. NOT•CE I\ HE REBY c.•vEN 1rw1 PUBLIC NOTICE HOM Her••! 811rr0Wi lVCllt..E HANSEN ,..l l•IM .,.,.,., • ~·~Or•-Coalt Otlly PllOI, Thi• •i.ltmenl wu Ill~ with 11~ Otl•I-tor P<ol>•I• ol Wiii -tor h ---,.-1-CT-IT_l_O_V_S_a_U_S_IN_E_S_S---I De<.•. 16, 1), JO, 1'16 j14t ,. C-ly 0 .rll Of Otaft90 Counlyon Ho¥· ......... ol l~n ... r ........ tnla<Y,...., NAMl!STATllMll"T -------------· tml>e•ll ... ,.. 11'67"4 ""''~"1•1•9" to"'""""""'..,...,'"" n.etot10.,1f'9Po'"'"''dol"Qousu111u BUC N011CE ,,_P",..,..nl Admonl\h•loon Ol 1:'1•1'• •• PU Pvtill\llecl Of•-Coest o,,lly PllOI A<I rrt.,tnu lo wnlcn I\ m-tw 11 ~lall,.. Aulo Sun Roofs. ?I~• & ------------~ -· U, De<. 7, t , I•, 1'1& •"2·76 IU'1~r P••l•<ulAr< ~"° lnel I~"""" Slit ........ m.10\, 31 C•l•l•M 'iun Rool l'ICTITIOUS•USINaU '"""ol•no1 n .. r1nq ""' ,,.,.,,.,,..,....., c.o, •I Ctl•llna Shd•n<J Auto Aoo~. jl HAMESTATEAll&NT PUBLIC NOTICE w• •o• Janu••f . ,.,,,•I 10 00• m, In s .... S•• Roomm•••• "',.,.,, .... Sun -~~·.,follo•lnQ "''°" ,, 0011'9 'IP' ·-------------, .... court•oom ol DeNflmtnt Ho J of Aoo••• 11 ~1e11,.. Aulo Aoo•s.1118'!.cn ·~., ' ~·d court al 100 C1¥1C Ctnl•r Om"' Clll"SHOU\e M•lo, lt«Super'°'Av<., POAT A·MAlllNE INl'l.ATA8LI:: w.,1 In lftt Col• ol S•<H• A"•· Go\l•Mf'WCA'2&71 BOAH,m,co11eoe Aw.,Cott.Mne, CAlllo•n·~ Georoe Summt<\, IU6 5._,.,1or C.I '1•16 HOTICf 01' INT8HTIOH TO £HOAOI IN THE SALE 01' At.CO"Ot..lt •£VIERAOES 0Aled 0..< 1) 106, A~ • Co\IA Mna, CA tt•ll Donn 0 Morton, 237» 0.\W<lld Willi AME. SI JOHN, '"" lluW>t•• •• conovcleoroeSumMf'•\ OIVIOue•. Sul>JtO\H lo \ell il«>hOllC 1»¥0<1(19\ al I~ preml .. ,, ,_~''""° H lollow• In th• W>«e p•o-•l<ltO t»low: Ma< Ker, McOro9or, llonnton &W•lcl\ Th•• "•lemont wo till'<! wllh lne OonnO. MO< Ion Atto'"''' •1 Liaw C.Ounly Cler~ of Or•noe counly on Nov· Tiii\ •••temtfll wH flltd wlln tne mW •Ill SlrHI Ho. IH em tier~•.""· County Clerk ol Or•noe Ccl<Jflty on LO•"'"'" .. '· CA to014 l'•tnt Oe<tmbtr •. 191•. jllltomt;Cor PtllliOMr Publl1n•d OranQe Co•U O~tly p,101. r"2ll Pub11wd Or•n~ Co•\I OolllY P1101 0.<•mllert,•, tt,U, .. ,. 49.,~,. P\ibil\llad Oranoe Coe.I O•llY Piiot, I~ NtWPOrt Bl•d .. COlla l'Nw, CAtlt17 Doc . 16, 11, n. !Ot 121111> C>Kvnbllr '• 16, ll, lO, 1916 lilt-It Put\utlll 10 l UCll lllttnllOll, I"" "'" dlt,.19"ed '' _1,1nv 10 1i.. O..cwrl· PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CltEOITORS \UPEltlOll COUltT 01' THE STATE 0 1' CAlil'OltNIA "C>ll THIE COUNTY Of' OltANO« H o AH~ E\tat• nt Willi AM 8AllMAN •It• WllLIAM81\lLMAN SR Ofo<••-NO!lrE IS HEREBY GIVEN tot~ ur"d1t~'\ 01 t~ •bove nemf'd Or<f'°'1"f tn.,1 ,..11 "°f\t'W\\. n,viftO (IAIM\ ~n~t tn-\AtO ft.M:f"'1°t"',,t .. ,. rfltl,llr-ff to flt. trw·m . ...,,," '"~ n~<•'-•"' VOUCf'ltf'· '" UV: afhe-,. ~• th~ tlrrlt of ttM • ..,.... en tlll"'d court or to (Vt ~l\t '""'ff\, wltf\tr_. r'W'C' t\\•rv .-«>we rwor \ to th• vtKtiPf'\tQnfd •• '"' ofl•C• o• 8VR ION. GAULDIN THOM~N ANO NEL\ON Allom(IY\ it! t...1w, IU• Souln P•1n1tr Av< Wll•I tu:t C.atifl')rnlA *01 w f\1(P\ 11 tr.t Pl«• ot °"''""''' of ,.,,. vod•r\IQif"ilO tn •ti "'M""" Pf'tt•in1nq to th~.,,,,. m Mltid eta-, e~"t w1t~1,, fOUf' mOttt~\ .. ,., U.. '•''' ouo1•c•t•on ot ""' noticit O.led 0-t~m.,..r •, tl'f1• H[ l ( N 8All,MAN E ••( uttl• of the WI Hot 11'\of~ nbovr n•mt<J Oe<~O l'lf 8UllTON, GAULDIN, THOMSON ANO NELSON .. , .......... , l.t• 1•14 Scull~ "•Inter An. W111n1•<, CA -1 Attorney\ for E ••cwtri.c Pub4•,~·CI Q, tln~ C.o•'' 01t1fy P1fibt, l>t I~ JI )(), .. ,~•IM Jan ~. °'" \n116 PUBUC NOTICF. S J14H NOTICIE TOCA f OITOllS N• .... Ht \Ul'IEltlOll COUllT Ol'THE \TATf 01' CALI l'OAHIA"C>lt THf COUHTYO~Oll•NGf '" .,, .. M •tt•r of '"'" f\I ,,,. Of R08ERT " LlMM0H O•rt•- Mnt1t"' 1' ,.. r•by q111,.,, 1~ u.wj ,,,, Nv1no t I.,"", -0<t'"'' IPW ... ,,,()tftc)l"ftl to, .• , ""'f1 ''•'"'' '" 1rwio o~ftef tif trw ft•f1'ofttw 1•orfl-W•dctturtO'tOOft"W1't t ..... tn tn '""' 11"'f)r"''<l'""f1 •I I""' Ofh<~ Of w•u ... MT BRANDI IN ATTOANEY .. , \,AW UJ w Sil• rM STAEET <.uo IE 111•. '" ,,,. Clll' of L~ A~i.· In l '>'1 An')f'I•' (?vnt-t #ri.•tf\ '"'""'Of fir• 1rw cu.., .. 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IOllOWll\Q Chll CIMO U,000 00 C..•ft 0.m-N01tl 10,..0 00 Ci..<h Oo!MN>d Not. UJ,000 00 Oot<". 0.1¥1-llfOlt U0,000 00 ~•oml"ory nol•" O.m~ N01' '"' 000 00 "'-'" ~ ..... •Qr..O _,._ .... tr..,".""'"' And Hid lt•n\l~rOf' 11\41 (Ofl\IOo-.llOll lor I ... Ir-fer Off Uld -ln'4\ ttlO 01 "1110llOfl•eh10 lie Polld onlyeflpr 1Ten•1" llH .....,, __ '" 0...rtrTMWll 01 AICo!\OllC lw-- C:O..lrol PUrtua<\tloS.c uon01M11 Th .. f!lt ""relfl CIHCrl-,,_.._, -lo bt COl'lUMmtlH, Mibi.<J le ll'lt ellOn ~ro•l •IOft\, •I UNITEO 8U51NIS\ IHVIHllll\!NU, 107' At..O HOllA 80Ul.!VAllO. ~AllAMOUNT, CALll'OltNIA on 41 efler o.<eml1tt 1t, 1'1• All Olller butl'1tU "'"'" ...-td dl'e\Wl 11Md tiy lllt lr•n•leror wll!lln UV8t -,.e<J lttl PHI, to l•r H "'-111• trefl\ftfW'"'• Nono. "'•"'• end 1t1<1<tuu of tu•o• llOldtrl UNIT I O ll11 51NJ'U INVlnMANT\, tOtt Al-I 81"'8 , ~M•-t. CA. '<11,,, f)l)I•~ IO'O ,, .. l .. l1!0. 0.1 .. No.,,.,,,.,_, 1t, 1'16 A 0.M rtl Pt rtrwn/llp •• O..rte• A Her•lcl ••. JOM T Htroto Tr.,.'1f'•fft I AH C., •. ...,..,,e,,.11 ... Tr-ltt•rt VMITWOtlflllQINYHTMAll'n .. AIM* ....... ~ WI, Ctllt. "'1J mJ1.a.l'Wtm,...,r,., fllaill...., O.enet Coa'I Otlly Piltlt. Dec.ft, "1• • DOW& PUBLIC NOTICE CP·J11' NOTICE TO CAIEDITO.-S SUl'Ett(Olt COUltT OF THE STATE 01' CAl..ll'OllHI• FOlt THf COUNTY 01' OltAHc;;E No A·-E•l•leot OEAN MOOllE GILLETT, •~" OE"H M C.ILLETT. Dfft.t<>d NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN lo the (r-d1lor\ of ttw' •t>ove f'\an\fd oe<~t ,,.., •II e>e™>"\ ,..YIM) c 1 .. 1,,,. acu1n\I the ,.10 <tP<~nt a,.e rf'cau"l'd to Mf' trwm w11n trw n.<•'\\.ary vouchH\ "' lhf' aff1tr of tM ctttrk 01 t~ •OOV'(t ~ lilled coufl. o• 10 0•~•~1111nem . .n1n the nec•n•rv vouc he•\, to trv• undrf' .. •~ •I, ........ Olfl<t Of A J ~AAAELL. 1101 Dov~ Sl•.-1 5.,,,, ~. Newporl a. .. 11. C•lllo•n" <nMO. "'"~" •~ 1ne P'.C• ot °"'''""'°' ct tM undtt\u,wd '" au m•UH t •"'""'""9 to ,,._. ~,., .. Of ,...d tM<f"CMnt. wtth1n tour-montf't\ •tler the flt"\t publi<•hon ot 1"•\ nut•tt'. 0.led December ), 1q/1>, l'AED ARON Gl\.LETT E •ecutor ol 11\e w ill nf •~ "bo•• named dectdl!nt. I J l'•llllELl UOI Dow SI , Sullt toO Htwotn IO<~. C<I. t2'40 f/141 IU·MU Allor<•"' tc» I! •t<ulor Publl'lhed O••no• Co~•I Oa1ly f'llnt 0.-rrm~r '· 16, 7), 30. ,,,. ~I n·li> PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'l!lllO• COUllTOl'THE STAT! OP' CllLll'OllNIA l'Olt THE COUNTY 01' OltANGE No. A·"IS. ltOTICE 01' HIEAlllNG 0" l't!TITTOH l"Olt l'ltOIAT[ OF Will AHO P'Oll LlTTEltSTaSTAMENTAltY E\lett Of t..A VERNE M HAYES, r:>.< ... ..., NOllCE IS HEllEBV GIVEN ""11 lAll f' MAYES M\ 1•1<'0 ,,_~n a°"' ltf)n fOf' Pf"OO.lt .;f WtU ""G fOlf I~,. of Lf'tl"'' f .,tAm-nlAry lo thii! oeH lioOf'er ,. ... ,.N .. to •"ICr\ ·~ """"°' fOt° h1f1htr parh<U11tf\ •f\d th•t the Hmt ~ ol4K• of n..r1no ttw ... ""'hit\~,, \iff tor 0--CtmDii"'I '""ft 1•1•. •t fO 00 • m '"I,... courtroom of °""""m..>I Ho lol \O•O <-1 et MO C ••< Cel'I..-On~ W •'-f In 11'\f' CU~ of 'SAnta An•. (Allf'of'f'li. 0..100 O..ctm•1>e• r It•~ WILLI AM I! SI JOHN, Cov"tv Ctto AltTHUlt 0 OUY, J"A, A"-""•f •t L•• , .. , o. .. Strttt. S..11• leJ ...._.., h•tfl, CA. u ... l tl flUllO•Ot Anot•y Mr "'""''-' Publ•\IY<I O··~ Co•\I Ooil~ PllOI, OKtMber. 10 ''· ••a SIJ3.lo PUBLIC NOTICE NOTI CE 0, M•llSHA\.L'SSAl E Auonlpll, Ple•nllll ••· Colli\. ~tft fMl'll NO ~'?0 l-"'°"' 01" I JI 14 8" w1..-1UC" ot '" t'•,.CvH~ ''''~""" .... ,,,,,_."''""' • , • .,,_, nv tM Munt<•CMI '°"" of~" 0••"99 Collf'lly JOl!J'<•~• °'"'"' CAl""4• Of 0-tf'OO' <,ttll•Of (.A11h'tnHa ~ • t~•nt .,,.,.,f'd .,, ,._ o· No<"'•" e: Au<io•ron •• 1.Acl ,........, n..nttOt ..-M AQ.ftU't\\ Priw .If,. en~.,. ... ·~mftnt drtbtOf ,,..,,,_,f'lf) • ""'1 bill•""' ... \.11• '1 ~'""*"¥ °'. IW\ .,,_,,, 1 •~rNtnt Of\ IM d•lr of tN' '"~•of '4•1f e•e<w416n I '"""" '•"'"° ~ •" ,,.. rt.Qftt tltl• aftf't 1n••r~I ot ~.,, 1•""0,,,.nt debCw '" Uw or.,.._,,.,, '""' lOuf\t• e• Or•"••· \cl•t• '-'' (•ltln1n•1 ,,.v rlbed a\ tollOW'\ tot rJ'l ,,.,, 49•0. ,,..,..,..~, .. •11ttWflll e\ Jlt v .t 'otorro. S•n Ct•m.-nt• ,.. rs~f,c11u,> NOTICE IS Hl llEI Y GIVEN !NI• 0'1 Tl\ljr\(!Af, ~ombolr lJ, le76 Al t0 00 O"C't.oc.flt. A M •' M•"'"•l't °'911"' C•u•l '1011\t JOI •) Crnwn V•ll•y P•n••Y Coty Of l•Qul\e "'"""' '°"" If of Otanv \!flt OI C .. lllOr"'" I wlll ~",.. ovl)llf auc:•loft 10 1,,. h•QIW\1 bl.._ Qtli~ for c•\" lf'I t•wtul Mor-ev Of ow U..ol•d \!•It\ •II Ille flOlll loll• -In '°'"' of "Id IU<1<1m•nl d<rblO< '" 1'19 obovo Mt<rlbod pr-<ty Of ""mu<ll fftlltteof fl~ rn~v ~ n•tf,-.. . .,y lo""'''" wld t••<utlon, wllll •<<n...i lnltrOI -(~I\ O•t.., No,......,., 1•. 1~1'. OM.iOll ! 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Act i-------------Nm1 llulltl\l\MI Or11119 Ote•t Otlly flol04, Cllrobll• C-,., el '"'II <1ret-IO -'llCll It M-IOI' fUtltltr Nrtklllllf'I. 111<1 1~1 Ille time 41'\f Olt<e .. "-""" lht .. ,..., hu -.. , for J-ry 4, 1011.11 to OO t.m ,llllM<-'-OI Dt11ert-nt No J or H lcl ,..,,,, at l'OO Civic C.llttt O<ivt Wftl, lft ltw Clly Ill S.1'1• ....... Clllf!!(ftlt . 0.tlld Dt<•mtier 14, ,., •• WILLIAM I . SI JOMN, C.-lyCI., • ICAOllON, l"'All.lllt, WOOOAltO, °"'"" & lt0.11 A--yttt .... '""'"" \1111t1 ....... ,,,.. ~,_ .._.._....<.II •tr fcaf: Ulll &M-IUI OKt"'btrt.t, 16,11. "7• ,...._,. PUIHJC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI IUllNHI MAMI ITATIMINT TM IOl-'ftl (Iott'-It clOlllf llu8. _.. .. , M•, IWll I',, .. ,~-OI'., Mlft. ,....,. IHOl,CA.,,...J JaU K .. IY A'*'-· 166' Stine Dr , H\1111~9119H<h, CA • .,_., T'lllt -1..U la <Ofldu<lt4 1'Y an !ft. dtv\""4, Jetlt ~"'°" Tt\11 ....._. Wit llletl wltt\ lfi. CWMy Clt<ll .. ~.,. .. Co<fty .., ~'"'" "*' T-• I ..... ~lwl'~ ,..,..,_ o .. ,... C-ft o.11, ...... ..,..., NU> DK. 16.. ltJt .,_..l"*I Ote_,.. c .. ,, o.llY flt~ ""*"'* 0tir,; CH'4 Deity Piiot. 'I R•t-r• """· U. Oe<. t, '~ , •• 1'16 _,n. ~ t, 1•. , ,_, '"~ ,1,a.tr. Thursday D&cembar 1e UJ78 DAIL y PILOT NH Singer's Husband Slain; .. . Rick Manzi, 36, Found Shot in Head ~, From AP Dbpatch~ The husband of entertainer Barbara McNalr was found shot to death in Mw McNalr '5 hom e ln Las Vegas, m etropolitan police reported. Investigators said Rick Mand, 36, was fo\lnd ln a dressing room noor ln the couple's rambling bOme, and that he had been shot tn lbe head. Detectives said sever al weapons were found in the home. and that the closest or them wias a holstered pistol in a dresser druw8"'ear the body. • Judy Carter, daughter-in-law of President-elect nmmy Carter, urged lllinois' lawmalters to vote to ratify the (ederal Equal Rights Amendment. She said the proposed amendment has the fuH support , of t.be president-elect. She said she and other members of the Cart.er family would be visiting state capitals and commwl.ities around lhe country to get e feel for the people's vi ews on issues. "We intend to pursue those things that Jimmy ran on and JuoY cu ru was elected on, as much as we can,'' she said. • Beth Ann Fraser says the rirsl time she jumped out of an airplane she grinned from ear to ear and just enjoyed the scenery. After three weeks of grueling physical condi· tioning and practice jumping. she becam e the fir~t female Marine to graduate Crom the Army's Airborne School al F't.. Benning, Ga. · "It's too short of a ride," she said. "lt 's won· ( J derful. You don 't really PEOPLE think of anything on the way down. You 'r e up ---------- there with a lot of other people, but al the same time, you're by yourself. It's kind of serene, and I know l 'vc got a gnn rrom ear lo ear." • State univer sity and college Chancellor Glenn Dumke has a sag in the floor or hls new third-floor office in Long Beach A spok esm an said that a 32-root structural beam split along half its length in the new $5.5 million stat e college head · quarters but is expected Lo be fixed in a few weeks. Dumke continues to work m his offic e , says J a m es Westphall, Dumke's assistant for physical planning and de· velopment. But workers in the second-floor office below the chancellor have been moved el.sewhere. * OUMl\F A British Nobel laureate in quantum physics has come to the Bay Arca to embark on a two-week crash course in another kind of "physics" - metaphysics, including consciousness·ralsing, clairvoyance and inter -terrestrial intelligence probing. "Very, ah, w ell, different from Cambridge," said Brian Josephson, 36, who won the Nobel honors in 1973. • This year's White House Christmas card features a winter scene from "Going to Church" by the 19th century pamler George Durrle. The painting shows people arriving al a Con- necticut country church after a snowfall, and is from the White House art collcct1on The card has IJp 1.1 Percent W\ antique cold border and metallic areen back· ground. Two messages wtrc provided, "With best: wishes from our family tor a Me':!'l Chrlatmu anct Happy New Year," and "Seasons Greetln&• and btst wishes for the New Year." Both are signed "The Pretldcal and Mn. Font." • .. Prine~ Charles left the British Navy in n l. wheelchair. • I The heir lo the Brill.sh throne did nol fl.nlsb as a casualty his 5th years service as 1.1 naval officer. l' was merely the way the~rew or the m inesweeper Bronlnglon, which the 28-year-old prince has commanded for 10 months, said goodbye to their skipper. Charles was seized by his of- ficers, who were clad in long white doctors' gowns, and pushed into a rickety wheelchair with bis personal st andard l ashed to ll. Then he w as trundled down the gangway and CHA•t..n along the j etty as the Bronington's 43-man crew swarmed behind cheering. "Be!)ave yourselves," be called to the crew as he jumped into a car and drove orf lo say rarewell to t his admiral. • Photographs and diagrams or Aspen, Colo. winter vacation home of former Defense Secretary ' Robert McNamara were shown to lhe jury at the weapons possession tJi.a1 of Wend)' ~oshlmm:.a.. Oakland. The McNamara material, found ln a Berkeley garage rented by Miss Yoshimura in 1971, was gathered by a budding urban guerrilla group planning some kind of an attack against McNamara, according to the prosecution, The black and white photos, plus diagrams of the interiors of the large house were identified by a sister-in-law of McNamara Katharine Craig, of San Mateo. 1r In these days orleaks in gov· McNAMA11& • • I t , ernment, San Diego County Supervisor Jim Bates had a personal experience with a "leak" and he sus- ~ls sabotage. Bates. who has been advocating a cutback i.n the number of cars operated by the county, dis- covered someone let the air out or a tire or his coun-< ty car as il was parked at the County Administra/ ti on Center. ' · ''It was done by a county employe who didn't like the fact I have been looking into usage of county ears," Bates alleged. 1r \ A chartered Portuguese airliner carrying Premier Marlo Soares to Brazll made an un· scheduled stop in the Spanish Canary Islands after officials r e- ceived a tel ephoned w arning that a bomb was on board. A spoke s man f o r Transport.es Aereos Portugues, the national airline, said Soares and other passenger s w ere evacuated from the plane and a search was conducted. lie said no bomb was found and Soat es, his wife and cabinet ministers continued their flight in the Boeing 707. SOllllU P ersollal Income Increases .. WASHINGTON CAP> -Settlement orthe Ford Mot.or Co01pany strike helped push Americans' personal income up at an annual r ate of $15 billion in November, the biggest increase in 14 months, the government said today. The incr ease. 1 I (.>('rcent higher than October 's figure, left per sonal inc11me at a seasonally adjust- ed annual rate of $1,417.8 billion, the Commerce Department said. That works out on a per capit a hasis to $6,573, an increase or 8.:J per cent ovrr the same month a year ago. During th<' sam<' pcnocl. the inflation r ate was just over 5 per cent. ao.b Threat BelJeued Hoax OKLAHOMA CITY CAP> Police said they would m aintain light sccunly even though lhey believed bomb threats against the city were hoaxes. The letter s, signed "Sheba" and stat.mg they were from the "Com- bined Liberation f''ronl," ,..-------- said 50 bombs w ould be ( J set off one by one over it IN ·'/IORT 26-hour period unless the ----------· city paid $1 million rammm i n small bills. The period expired al 8 a m. PDT today. "There was to be a call with additional in· formation to come In at l p.m.," Police Chief I. G. Purser said Wednesday arternoon. "We'll have lo assume at this Um~ that it wus a hoax because we did not gel a call. Thcr.-have been no additional bomb threats." Petttagon Rec!lcusllle• MIA WASHINGTON (AP) -The Pentagon can re· sume the grim business of reclassifying the 728 Americans still officially listed as missing in action in Vietnam. A special House committee reported Wednes- day that it could find no evidence to indicate thaJ any Americans arc still held captive in Indochina or that any of those considered m!Ssm'g are in Cact alive. Prote•ter• Get Pri•on Ter- NEW YORK (AP) -Three members of the Jewish Defense L eague, accused of transporting guns and gunpowder and harassing Soviet orficials. have been given prison terms and castigated by k federal judge whose words set off a violent courtroom demonstration. ''History's greates t monsters thought they were right," said District Judge Lloyd MacMaho&- 1 oo Wednesday in sentencing Jeffrey Weingarten. 21, and Steven Ronbom, 17, for their roles in violent. protest against Soviet treatment of Jews. West Sa•oa Ad•ltted to 11.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -The General Assembly admitted the South PacUic island group or Western Samoa as the 147th U.N. m ember Wed· nesday. • Western Samoa's brightly costumed deputy chief of state, Tupua Tamasese Lealofi IV, urged bi· a speech to the assembly that the United Nat.Jons give first attention to "the condition of people. Unljl this planet can feed its people, clothe its people. educate them and allow them to live in peace_ nothing else mat l ers, ··he said. Britbla Potntd Drop• 2 Cntt• LONDON CAP> -The British pound lost • ground against the dollar today as for eign exchange markets reacted against new government austerity• measures that critics snld were too mlld. By early a!temoon it was quoted at $1.6627, about 2 cents" down In 24 hours. But the London stock market recovered most ol the sharp Josses that followed the announcement Ir\' Parliament yesterday or cutbncks in public &pend4 ' ing and new higher taxes. fi'r .. Pflfle A 7 'NE'I1WORK' CONTROVERSIAL. • • on televisi on sol ely." he says. "To me, l\ uses television as a symbol of blg business ... this marvelou s, und e r -the · mJcroscope, slaahing attack at the success-at-any.cost syn· drome to me is as much a reflee- Uon on every industry ln this country aa It is on television." • ABC anchorm.in H:arry Reasoner sald he badn 't seem the film, doe1n 'l plan to, but Crom what he's read about ll, ''ll aeema kind of s illy.'' • ABC commentator Howard K. Smltb, wb.o hasn't seen the rum .tLher, •aid from what he'• read lh• movto seems a fantuJ. He ad<ted, not heatedly: "I don 'l thl:nk Paddy Chayevs)ty knowa a d•mn thlnir about Df!lwark new1. '' • NBC anchorman John Chan· ullor had no opinion ot "Network," saying he hadn't bad time to see It yet. THE FOUR NEWSMEN and Lear agreed on one point: It's ex- tremely unlikely that networks' entertainment troops, as ln the movie, ever would mu,,cle lnto the news slde and blend entertain- ment. with news in hope of boost- lng ratlnrcs and profits. Lear, however. didn't base his comments on journalistic tradi- tions. He maintained that such a move by entert.alnment t.ypes Isn't necetury, that network nftt't dMslons make money and don't operate tn the ttd u the networks say they do. "l th.ink any network -If they open tbd.r ~· -would be very bard•presaed to prove to you that they loee money.,. on news," be said. "Jr there wasn't any m~;'J in news, Barbara Wollen w~ not Mworth a mllllondollan."''t CBONXITE SAID· HE dl~ believe entertalnme!nl types ov would wlnd up run.nlni a netWQJ news abow because "it's slmpl)'! that I think this is suggesting~ broadcasters -ln the fashion «le 'Network' -arc basically ven •• : And I don't believe that. : • 111 thlnk the proof ll ln the p~ Oood.nesa knows, there are w'3, known to the manaaement.e oft.he networu for 20 ytan u to bow• hypo r•Un••· W •could have~ incluJ.tlDI ln sex, mayhem,,.- 'otbtr form• or penny-pr&1.4 joumallJm tbrouah t.beso Y~ oC P.re3umed ratmo stnlggJ-.. . We ve never been uked to ~ and ll '1 never been suuatect'' ~ -----~ - --:~--~llti DAILY PILOT Thursday. Oeoem'* 16. 1916 --· ... DAILYPILOT 1'7 I ······························•********************•*************************•************************* • BEDSPREADS-BEDSPREADS • ! • ~ • . • • Orange County's Largest • W 'II • ~ • • • Selection & Lowett Price 1n .. e • YOUR COMPLETE • S!WIHG MACHINES • ANTlfi>UES • : ~ 7 Days 4 W.-Ma.Sat t :l0.6:00 : 8811 YOU : ~ l .. ~ ,.. llonlcnipt Stocki it Indian Baskets & Rugs ,.. • s.., 12..c>o.5:00 .. a fitting • ~ " ~C~ ! : Aoro1 oe~ & wroa1h$ : ·~ Wo Decorator Pilow. • • • • • • "·"* bicycle. • • lrond H~w 1976 • • • / ~7 ' '°"9 Sha llmlllets • • ·$I 0. 99 • ! • Automatic Zig-log : ,. • Tw s 12. '' •.•....•.. Ms ... ,,.. :;;;~~~;:n:·?,n,:,oio~:'~ .• ., MEASU~ YOUR OWN tO.DAY WIWf'I~ PAPER. 7' ,._ roor. • d ·,I .,,.uU,9I ~I ~I 4 i I..-,. • •jrj ~ SZ I 99 w1..o. SZ I tt• , ,, •·• h·•· in t>•.v• '•• ... it .-• •·.--.. -a 11i9 • I -tu-,.. • , • . ............ , . • ...... ' . "'"'• ..... "'"' '"" • .. With • • .. ah*wortc Vt4•.t ...__ ....• $99.tt... r1••'(j'•1°uv••••••• r, ,,.. • GfTSJCl,RDS ..._ ..._ • ,,_., .,. • •"""1"" :.o ,..,....... ... LatettStr.t hStft h ~ 1834-P:NEWPOATlllVO .. COSTAMESA.CA92627 • • IEDDING & IB>SPREA.D HOUSE • ::~~·~.:::.~~:·:~r.t\eft ... • TREETRIMS • FOR K~ITS c • ENTRANCE ON REAR PARKING AREA •• OFF BAOAOWA'( .. • 1440 k ..... s-.... • , ............ n ;w• ..... ,n • • FESTIVE CANDLE AlltllANGEMENTS • • • • . c--_......_._1 ~ 83§..1611 • C:v••-s.1e•· toov.,.,,, .. , • HO 1t '><YrMf&'sGu•·an•-e • MARY KOEHLER '42·25" ROBERT MORSi • ....... --_,.,..... ~,,,,, c,c nQ ht ,,, on.. . . . . • LIDAY PA.JtTY PAPElll,.CiOOOS ~ -1.e ..... * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * new ro •-g" ooon Jt. ~ .\-it * * * * * * * * ·• * * * '#1 * * * * * * * * * * * * • « •~ • DA 1 ~b6'~ * · ·r... • • Socriflc• SIS ~h! * • ~ • • GIN,..Y'S • CB'ERS 10•4 ,. #Y'91.&-E~ it •• ,:* PARTYHATS S:Hitoor90dve.cash • G1veYourF'omiJy;a ,. FOR YOUR • • Jt Jt SERPENHNE • • ,. • • ANTIQUlS ET CT .. • b ~ .... NOISE·MAKERS • .. CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS • • 190 El Camino He.ii . ,.Areyoug1v1ni:or~<'lttng • /i • HOANS·CONFETH • ChrittMasLay•AWoyt • VACATION : GIVIM'i • • . ~· CB· Tape dl•('k . alarm • WE RENT lAILE COVERS • A.lwoy• Acc.,w » .. .... « Tustin * !-.YSlem for <.:hnslma:-.'' * JJ2J 1-:a-.t Coa"'t llw> ,. COFFEE MAKERS PLATES ,._ 1t •Clllffful LcrcJ9 • • • FOR • Unng them in lo .tt Corona dcl .\1 ;1r 1t 'UNCH IOWlS CUPS NAPKINS • • • Custom Made • • • HOLIDAY • Jt 1714167'5·7666 * CENTEIPIECES INVITATIONS it P&J COXAgency Jt-BESTUNITS!' ~ ... • EtO'ERTAIHIMG • GMC • • • Call54M42SAnytime • LOWESTPRJCES • Stockings $5 · • • • •* * * * * * * * * * * * .. "* * * * * * * * * * * * • o~ "' • Assorted Designs .. fi'ine Linen1t, Cry5tal, It-for installaltoo. 1t ~ nc:oerve.,..Qw For • &C I -if. • China, Porcelains. Sterl. it TopNotchServlce * ,._ ~~ ,. FOR • TheHolldays!! ,.. C oors& • ing Pieces. Plus many in· it Hca:-.onublc R.ates • Jt YOUR • R..-cy Motor CHM ; ' * • I led B l I Jt • .... » CL----y!-w . : ! terosUng items for gift ,.. ..oca at ns o Jt It-Custom Leather ... Homt R...tol1 it ~ -., . ~ • giving. Jt &Warner,S.A. • lt • Goods focChnstnt.as • 9ZS·M.Harborll•d. ,. Fnrlnformatlon , • • Open Mon. thru Sat Jt (BehandMarkelBasket) it .it 'AITYSHOf' ! Ftu_s_!1,iSons.CoinasLteHalwhye1r •. SmwtoAna •531-2503 • Call960.4145E•es. • • •.o.<&·30832·76.55 .. 551.2335 • • "!~r;:::-s ~ .... ! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "* * * ~ ¥ • • .,. • • • • • ¥ ¥ "'Bll()()l(11URSr it La~una Beach, 494 ~ Jt * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ... * * • ..,. lit-it tN~Y-OHl'l.AZ4 •************• •• • L & M DRIVE-IN DAIRY • 14Kt.Golo • .... • ~:\, • JO ...... ATHA ....... S ..&111..Jr1nues · • • MILK 4U2 • CHAINS : HOURS: ;_ ·. H ,, JUKE • 1"111 1"111 Al"lll ,.. ~~ : : : 1712 Santa Ana••~. C.M. : From S 16.00 : Monday thru Friday 9:00 o.m.-8:00 p.m : ~~ .,/ BOX ! iT.?.t-For Your Special ~ : • ~-Featuring Alla Oena Mill( & Dairy products • Antique copprr pots • So11rdoy 9.00om-6:~ Sonday 1 l:OOom-+.(X)pm : ~~t!J Seaburg : Christmas, & Hew's Y..-s Gifts •: t="""""'=--.... ··:i!!. ... u~.,.,n·· ·-. ~~~tsc;:~~·c~a('rttmc, :·)Ir******** ..... ********* ••• ·-~J ~le:!. • Jonathon sin c-ery Vllage •• • ;.~:;,-.;;,,. . * WllERE? ,.. ·-··.. • -r 08 K it U~usual l ·Of·a·Ki:fldAntiques : • • l4H&terc...._Gftt11t r~ * it •• A • $650ForEYeryttdltg * G1fts,Jewelry,S1lver,China ,• : • h""YIMY _ .. "-· ~ ~ : CabbcHJH Ii kincjs • SPECIAL ~I~ • J L• ~~-.:-: & Christmas Ornaments. ; : W Comer Magnolia • it ac. I ~umunnfl We HaYe ff •11 • e also haye. beer. wine. lru•I 1u1ces bread meats & • Wurner next to W1nchclls • it 21148 Beach Blvd • "" • • » : •1~~~~s~est egos 1n town Hr '.i 8am-8om. Sun .. 17040 MCICJ"°llo FY. : •• • -·-I • Huntlngton'Be.ch' • Jonathmt's ....... IS ; : • w. ecc.,. food 5,....,., : 848-0088 ,.. • 960.3531 or 536-2448 : 422 31st St, Nwpt Bch 673-6001 • • •************************~'*************************************'************•************************* • SURPRS"' hf .. Gt y . .. • ~· VIRGINlA'S .... « I c. l e amity • e our • Does .. Med a HW • c H R I s T M A s • R..furblsh•d p...,, • COLLECTABLES •• « UJ::ii:~.~~i.~~~~~'.gnds • C h r i s t m a s ,.• Mw•-moclllM far Christ-s7 s "'LE • llcydtt • New Hldabed·S189.9t~~ • " it G•ifts .. ~ -• "" • , •Sofa&LovcscaL'l·Sl'19 .. ,. • Pl:'\BALLM.\C.:lllN~; it 1t • ~ • CoHee Tables·$69 up.•• « "~~01tl•dl(am1'1' • .._.OW'.'.! • "-"UMds-t.t......_. • I • • Antiqucs small&largf • « Hcudylo pl.iy + ""' . • • Morw,•ottllw•&Meko • ~--. • it Someusedfurnlturetoof• « Call ar~cr 5_ P~t to H·« • Call Louise • "VACUUM CUAtmS • ~ • All Types Jt Unique handmade ileml .. « 581 139" • ·846-8579 eves. • ...... & ..,.. • ,. For All Acies ,.. Scwn·Paintcd·Blown ... • • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • • • It $I 50 & U • it .Jewelry.Plaques· • • 8 LARAWAY•s ~ ... ;r;; ~Come in. browse and get your free Litter Bag • •ms • P ,.. Parts Ac,·csi.ora~s • Macrame .. • • . . ,. W-.. Jt Bird COC)eS ,.. Repairs & Hci.toraltotl Chess boards· Dolls • • • .•. SPECIAL TY SHOPPE ,. '. s·1ncere Sew1·nP. Mach*1ne .. ChlneHlrau ,.. Chnslmas Lay·Aw.iy : Ch!'1stmasOecoral1ons•• • • lll . lolboal I d * Jt RowerPoh,Etc. • "PB>A.lPUSHERS" ... were snwll&soarcou~,.. Monn~. s an ,.. . ~. prices. S.50 to Sl50.00 • • • 675-4491 ! 1878 Hcrbor I Yd •• C.M. • : 4ijWces1l1~.1f~~~~,Nll • 444Westl9thSt. '• « • 646-9742 KAEHLER'S a "". it-Coc.ll.l Mesa.631 O!JJI • CHltlSTMAS DECOR FftOM LARA WA Y'S • '-* * * * * * * * * * * * * 1\ * * * * * * * * * .._. : We have ~pecial V4 t1l' (or decorating ; ·~~n*do*;~:=:r**•.•*******•***:*'*******"**,ili : FtNEARTSINC. : Youcongetlh•d•"""''hand-<"""''""""'Yoa:: • bo t k k d ... 197 6 Jt 2350 H~wport 81. CM • e\'er saw at THE RUSTY NEEDLE now for the•-. • xes. Ja !:> eh. -.t ul' 1n g~. an many * l'u,tom ... tamt•d i:la~ it it • Mu t Cl Out • hobdays. Jn addition to the usual mind·boggling stock•• ._ other thin~-. Still ltmt• lo make ,. "mdo"'&i:tlai.i.art * elowMoped • 1 05~ •0 r yams,weavingsuppb('Sandclasscs,youcannow.,. needlepoint Chn,tm.1' ornamenb for • R~as~nabl~pr1<'~s : • MOTOIECANE it MonyltemJotCod it fiftd · OUTRAGEOUS DOLLS GREAT BAGS:•• • gifL<; Rtbhon-; for lhc lrl'l' bells and _. l all fi:d.673 89?0 » • Brand new. many xtras _. Before Chrfdmcu! » TAPESTRIES, At'RICAN STUFF. JEWELRY,.,. : bead's anc1 trim fur.,. ~frrn."Hohda y. • <'H?'> & wknds • • $360. !168 6309 on 6 ,. • DUMB HATS: ETllNIC CLOTHES -you name it -. ,. • .. ,; tr * * * • -• * * * * * * i * * * * * * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *~ * * * * * * * *' * * * * * • * * * * * 'If\' * .... • + * It bu~t no rusty needles. THE RUSTY NEEDLE • • ... SEW GREAT' • Sc f, J n t I ~ ~ • HWT)', Holiday Factory • • • « SAH AMTOHIO * . . ,. f • Jt FOR THOSl COLD it Sale. Lge assortment of it e • 1479 Gl111 eyn • » • WINERY * StftCJ"' Touch & S~w * C U f' ure at • • it-blouses, lops, Jeans, it ....... 1eoc11 •,. • Be~t Sel~ct1on or . * Ma1·hmt' Wtlh C'atrylllg .. • WIHTY MIGHTS • panls, Jewelry, shirts. • 4a7 1485 •• WmH Chee,(·' it t:a~d,WcMWl<'.1t11n4.!l ,. TltYTHIMHOWl * it All St.OO·SlO. Daily, it • 71• • • : For Your <:•rt. Item .. o.r ,.. ,\II .1l.la.1.l111w~b. • I IHTltODUCTOltY OfRlt... .. Do you need a pot belly • ~·::5:30. 2000 Placentia, .. • 0,.. T••· ...... Sat .. I 0.5Jt. llohday f,nttrlJ111t111: * l.tkl :'lie" ~t jo \''I SlftKI ...._....1 __.._, ,. lllve to keep your toes it · · c:-~ •• ti 15()()NptHIC~tli4~M~IO ij tJOl!8att\ipm * 'Y-i «, --, it ~armoranant1<iuecom·. Allythln9Goe1. • -~... ~ !•***•******•~•**********' ~ S1 5 w1thlh1s ad it mode lo keep your *•**********•'-****-****•***************..! MIYAT .._ I 0 SPEEDS ~ Tues &Wed t12-8pm) Jt thunder mug in? Come • ~. • #1' ,.. ,, by appt only • by & see our unusual col· • p u B LI c . • t< ___,,-.'!:\ • ...,. ..Mamcoring by LEESL" ,._ lection of antiques. It • • « r ,\,.,I:' it \ ,._ lJofA -Ma stcrChargc .,.. « ~ • I D• Lon'i llouH ... & a..ty • l\1cB's Tlqu1•s • • * • ~ lAyAwayfor • 55lW. ltthSt .. CostaMna I * l760Monrov1u Stc A·7 ,. • ..,. • Clwf1t..1 ftOw! • 541-7426 it Costa Mei.a 642 88'15 ill c It • -i.. We have other • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * * * * * * * * * * * * ~ * * * • * * * * * * * * • 4: : 1,,_~ -New & Used Bikes. : •VF.RYSPECIAL • : Persian female cat,• BACK EAST : AU CTI 0 N .,.. • ({ \. Skateboards. ,.. PORTRAITS NCFA, J1 2 yrs, wht. cop·,,.. A...,..IQUES •.tt ~ .;;;, 1 Parts & R<'oairs Ch11r<'oal, Pulltels • per eyed $50 AC!lhan rem "' • , • • )1 • Photographs and • AKC, 1 yr, silver w/blk it • • • • • <i1n C('rttr1c1.t1•s _. mask $150 Samoyed : Jt , • ' Cycle & Co. 24 .. H•wport ll•d. it llUl''f.INCTON ,. puppies AKC M & F, 7 Jt « Cestw Mfte 641·79 t 0 • STUDIOS .tt wks by Chn~tmas St2S. lt-it !•,.. ti • 960 41<77 • P\1 l'ly 839 4?.38 • Jt • * • * * • * • * * * • • • * * * * * * " * * * * • * * * • * • • • * * * * •• • * * * * * * * * • • * • A UNIQUE WAY TO CHRISTMAS SHOP • • tt CHRISTMAS *Garaitc rrrr1f.!. twin llNh ,.. CHRIST MA< IREES ! ,.. si; • • • • LAYAWAY •complete. J c:hc1t o(Jt ~ ~ • • •. • van&C11m~r Ac<'""' • druweri.. lad1c~ bike,• ALL VARIETIES. CUSTOM FLOCKING ,,, • Cannery VIiiage • Fine Crystal· Porcelains • • • V1nConver~1ons& RV • urt.r1,al flo<'k{'d tn·c. • ·• + it China . Paintings • • • ~rvlce lnsurane~w11rk. •motorcyclt• hC'lmct.,.. ~ FIREPROOFING •·• Jt Gold&Sll•er ,. Estate&ContemporaryJewelry '• • Fonda·s RVS<>rvt<'c ,.. larae i.oh1, valet r ha1r, it ~ FOR PU BLIC PLACES ---., • Antique Jewelry • Bronzes . Furniture • * • 2177 Harbor Rh•d • w11le racks. 640 5296 or •l C •,. • C:OSta Mesa fHS 19G7 ,. 511().GOOO, ask for Ann ,. ~ DELIVERIES 6J&. • lock• • Sterling Silver & Plate , • • * * * * * ,, * * * • * * * * • * * * * * * * * *..: }:_~ , THE GIDDINGS ~J • : Coll•ctor'1 lfem& : : : : MINIATURES OF ALL KINDS : ~'-'~ {LPHABETASHOPPINGCENTER~ ! • O~n • : AUCJJIJRUVERJ fRIOAJ · » • Civil le Indian War items. dollS, Uassware • '~~ 3094a COAST HIGHWAY • Tues thru Ft-J 11·4 ~ satw•r & s-., •• .....,. I PM ;• • & dishes, jewelry, silver. Collectables : • '1 ~ so. lAOUNA. CA. ~ · • ,. • Sot/Sunday 12.g • .. ! : somcthlngforeveryone. : -LOT OPENS DEC. t't ·.:\i .) , : 5142tthSt,H.I . ! INSPECTION & PRIVATE SALES .. • .. MANNINGS ,,. ~··, • 4038748 409.4753 -• ' • Cafl675-4982 .. • • i. 11 • • * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * Moa.. r...,. M . Ir Set. Moa.5 PM • • : COLLECTORS : . :~: IUYMY : _.,2·SPM.tllofrf.,s.t.&S..nn7 .. PM ~! : SHOP : ! ! ~ ! :: it Radio tO·b::and Ai . « 2421 :.WC' II..&. Coeta MeM. '42·921 f • • Lad1e:1 clothe~. all !-11.e • GREEN ORANGE it nl.I.~~_, fl)~t l IS[ YOUR BANKAMERICARD. • : -tr ......_ W .11·5,S..W 1-SPM • • lO&iulllmr1I * A.NTQ HORSEDRAWN : t"flf) M.Pt/ MA!:>TFR CHARGf.. ._... •• * * * * .,, * * * * * * '* * * *I* • * * * * * .. Black rur Ja<'kct. • P£RSONAL C HECK OR CASH • it • ct....i ..__ , · ,. CHRISTMAS • • Long coet&dre11u<'t. • WA.TH WAGON • /I')~~ • ""'"-1 .,... • • Magnan dress. It • \ t ~ 1 •.nil 2542 W--" C -a HI h "' * • GoldenRetncverAKt: • DECO~ATING ,.. ,. Mlscellaneousdresses. • • ,'_,J llf.7~ -· oa... I way t • • Champlo'! l~lnta • I w\11 come in your home • • sweater$, sku1s, !!Uits, • • ~OR cs~:f's~~7s· • Newport S.ach, ...... • 4 Males,4 f em11le11 • & do your Chn~tmas de·• ,.. etc. Real wigs. .-OR MAKES A Jt ~u. CaJlfomfa t2663 '• « Ready(oryour • coratlng. Trees.. Jt SmallrramNiplcture~ •FANTASTICSIO"'• Jt (714)645·2200 •• Christmas • flreplaees. etc. Jobs • Exer~or '' • 4 • Stocklna it l>l11rt at~. • • ~a.~9-<-:ash.Ontv • S52·7091 .• • • 846-2226 ,. 646·3635 or 545·3893 * ' • • Jt ... * ,.. Free Gin Wrap • * * * * * * * • * * * • * * * • * * * * * * * * • • • * • * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * '* * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • J" * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * " • • Distinctive gift.a • • ~ it ' ,. ·m ~. & decorative • . ·@ • HOISi ~ • THI L4 TIST IN HAIR DHIGH •• ,.. •11111 • accessories • ca'tl£t.£.aJ.u !13ou./:iau. • • Scluor c"""'9. mow *Y & ''"°" .. • ·~ l • • .7 ? ~ It Xlnt Parade 4s Tratl ,.. HAIR STYLING • • • ALMOST CLASSIC • it For H H i· d • Horae. Spirited. Fla11hy, • -• • • ... • er 0 1 ay .... no vices. Unusual color· .... rVft • ... .,. u•t ~/l'N MtGUti.~ ttl) ~ ,.. MIN & WOMEa.a ~ • • NltYll'OttT Htt..L.S CN'TH • • .......... ,. ........ •• ine.$300.&46~"'evcs. • " ... • 1964 TR4 (Triumph) Con-.. NaWl'OltT UACH, '" • e • .,, T9"dcty, ,_, ,... .. • * * * * * * * * * * * • Dll.'OM'S HA•STYUHG ... • vertible -wire wheels, • nui •0 ·0 20 ! Uftffl Ctwf1._1 • SPAS & POOLS • SU W. lfttt St. C.M. Ha.742' " .tt ! ~:::':r!0ro~ 1~~k·n~rf~~ta;~ : Open Daily M ! c"•~e 1Court•y0111wr1p : Ch~tr!~ om ! HOLIDAY UNIPERM : ! : $500. 646-6188 after 6 p .m. : Sat 9-6 Sun 12·5 at Oltt rtlflc.tM Avallat>I• : Lrl•t c~an1•, for ·-:: : • ...,_. SZL.SZI. : : .. weekday&. • .. ~· llPHWllf ••• , Ctlllll lOtllH "'"' .,O·SO•O ~ • ~·· p Pr• fro,: .. bl ,. Includes Shampoo Set & Haircut Com· ..... • • • ~· •-~.,..,." ... ,,,.. .... ,\14 .... .'1 \.. .... • $3500: 00 ' ro · .. bo Manicuro & Pedicure Reteular .. ,.. • • • • • : • '71·7017 e•e-. it $14.50 & $15 ... $10. WITii TIUS AD ! .. .., ································••****'**************************************. ****************••·····~· • • • ' • \ 1 - -~ ............................ ~-. -~-· . . MUGS! MUGS!MUGS! ..... .._ ................ "'"o.-.c.. 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PEACD till Two separale houses on a large Costa Mesa lot, - zoned Cor three more un- its, s urrounded by large apartment comple xes. This parcel is ready for development. Full price $85.500 CALL 556-2660 wallpaper, plush crpts, --------• lge bedrms .!usl listed!! HouHs for Sa6e Don't mass at ' Pnced on· •••. •• •• •• •• ••••••. •• •• ly $88.000 Located In General 1002 Mesa Ve rde . C all ....................... ~. ~---HERITAGE . ~ REALTOR.S ··~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE INC Heau £.uoiMotiw -Q et.eigalte.t • • GHtt d I 002 GeMrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEREDITH GARDENS EST ATE Formal c.itry into huge living room. fo'ormal din- 1 n g room Gou rmet kitchen with breakfast a rea !luge Ca m1ly room with ('rat'khng rireplace Walk m doscl in master !>u1te Owner will he lp flnunt(• T r y S!l,000 down Ca 11 963-6767 . ; ' .. ~ ,, , EASTSIDE R-2 Rare bwldnble n '2 lol . Charm mg olclcr home re- cently t'rptd , drpd, & pan('(ecl llu ge l.R w corner stool' fr plc Separ a te hobby rm , Harbor Ha Rwld a unit Cor xlra 1m·ome, Our ex c lUSI V(' ll41i 7711 or 54-0-8944. --- BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Rny\1d•· D"v• N B bl'l 616 1 1002 G-1a1' 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TWOUMm A 3 bdrm. + alngle. On WATIRROMT large R-2 lot. Xlnt sum-Pier/rloat. Choice loca· mer/winter rental. Jusl Uon: 4 BR .• 2 baths, 2 ste ps lo t he ocean . Crplcs .. lge. patio, new Priced at $97,500. deck. Won't laat long at IA YFRONT S179.SOO 4 Bdrms .. 4 bath&; new, laltoa loy Prop. never occupied! 2-Story, ........ lotsofwood&glass ; pier • 675-7060 * Cor boat. Nice water ~~~~~~~~~ view. S289.500 - 673-3663 642-2253 Eves associated 8~01<'.CPS 11FAL T()l>S l vl' V'v 8ofti~.J •'1 '•'-' DUPLEX Two UNITS + a guest house. newly painted . Choice Corona del Mar locat i on at 70 6 Marguerite Sl3S,OOO Spacious executive home in pre· stigious North Tu.5tin. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath with view from balcony, on larg~ estate-sized lot. near schools and rid· ing stable. $102,000. SEE TODAY! CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates, Reoftors 1002 Ge•ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C::SELECT T' PROPERTIES VIEW IM THE ILUFFS This 3 bd. "Dolor es " model has a btfl park for a back yd as well as an expansive VIEW of the Back Bay. Tastefully up· graded In neutral lones, Locuted on quiet cul·de· sac. 646-7711. 1111 Super VA OK!! Assumptionl Four months new. 3 RENTALS • bedrm, 2 bath, many e x-Spygia11 lest View $9600. Down tras! ! Pool SI~ yard 48R, fam rm, panoramic Pays to existing 8% VA $65,100. CaU for mforma· vu lot. Furn. or unfurn. loan at $337. TOTAL per Uon. Beaut ldscp, 4 yr old Ex· month w•th NO qual!Cy· 645-3474 ec home. Sl250/mo cun· • • Cum> Yrly lse ing. Sharp 4 bedrm, 2 ba "I C Cod H home in good fam1ly 1 I 1 1 I a,. o... area . NEW carpeung. • In CDM HARIOR VU rooC & waler heater. Full ... SBR . 3ba w/fam rm .. HILLS price only $46,SOO. toe. at !>19 Marguente. HACH RETREAT $41,350 Steps to pounding s urf and crystal sand! Back yard L, pay area play ground. Winding wooden walkways lo secluded en· try• Gourmet kitchen. Lavis h hv. room wllh step down conversallon are a + fireplac e ! Suns hine breakfast patio, Pool -Jacuzzi · volleyball make t his LU S K HOM t;. 3 HURRY • Newly painted, ve ry UD· Bedroom + family. va. 531-S800or963-0122 usual I~ home on lot by cant and ready Cor 1m-lntemaffonal Real MfSA Da MAR itseU S700/mo. Yrly lae m e d o cc u P . 3 S 0 8 Estate Networit Super s harp 4 bedroom & <Avail I -15-77 > eo .. rf · QUI 21R, I IA. SPICIAL ~ view. SlJ.4,.,...,. --------•I Camaly. Fresh palnt. new ORlVE BY AND SEE Mike SchtoeslMDfl c a r p " t s t h r u o u t REALTOR Beaut1CuJ lutchen. Large ANY ONEOf THREE 714/ 644-6397 $59,950 yard o n quiel street. 002\l'a Narcasl'lus Ready to move Into. Of. <Back hse l · · · · S32Smo 4 Bedroom. 2 bath , fercd al $68,SOO. Call 706 Marguerite LIVE OH LIDO $156,500 charming home with ~llSl <Frnt Ilse > .. -... $375mo. Wttlkor & lr.e Reel lstete --g1tTtten--l tvmg-aHtir' fine&t. Won't last. Call 847-6010. near new plush carpel· 7061,Aa MargucrHe -~IW IM & OUT---tng:-Woodllhtn-glel'0'6 . <Up8tP11 bk >-. .,. .• "125mo-. One of the best street to Beautiful landscaping /? (}/ ~. . street locallons on Lido wtth .sprinklers. Located "'(J; Y et.lb ~ LIV~IM INVESTMENT PiOPERTY I~ l Beautiful owner's unit In Q.MU .. PE,-~RSB ~~~~d;,:~~~ne[J~~~ C.trol'O j),, _ /)1: ~C::.e "~ ·-• fo r the live 1n ownr ";::>~ l'"ll ~~ ~ ~</" v manager Also 2 apart· That lnfriguing WorrJ Gamet with a Chud/11 ,.:~~'~et menl& Cor tax sheller and ·-.., C\AT I.'°"""-----S'49·86SS Wllltmg l1$l or nice le 1~~~~~~~~~ nanL'I No defe rred main· 0~:":.':'~!.o.':. i:: 1-lenant'e he re Real value ""'""' '°""' ._, .. ....,.. --. SPANISH at Sl49.000 Ca ll 673-RSSO I DIXOE I J: -I I' I' I . I . . o ..... hff<d "Mtnleoe " • I llORCH I·' I' r I I prem•rvr• j)Un''""'-"' , o , ri.ot. wl>o gel -• ,114 ~ ROFCAT I i--,1~1~' _,;I ;...;,;..I ...:._I -f 0 ,_1t.. "" <lllK~i. 41~ ... _ ........ __._..__ ... --'----'·--' b, "''"" "' .... "'"°'"II ""ll'd """~'·-... No J.,..... e ~:~1\~~~us r r · r 1· r r F r I e wr:w;;f, lflllt1 I I I I I 'I I I I SCIA~IT5 Answ n ht CtcntlflcatM. lt.00 ( MANSION ON"''• q . ' ,, ''"' ,, I ~'?:tcH [• fUNil Secluded courtyard en· tty to magnlflct!tll enler t.aiMn penthouse. Vault· ed oeillngs add drama to artistic settln M. Huge lloor-to·ceiling Cflt'ldln~ fireplace. Gourmet pub ltllo hen . M11111tv u hideaway mastertuile + g\.lfll qunrte1'11. Terrace overlooks eparklina pool & around.•. esa. 1111. tiiM HOME & BUSINESS Older homti located In in dustrta l a rea or Costa Mesa. Could be used aa an lnve&tment or as a combination bo mti & bu.slneu M11ny apart· ment.s IC)(' a led clo~to by. CALL f or d c t8ll1. 7$1·3191 C:SELECT TPROPERTIES UPff./ f11 9 • 1J ~ lCJf14 '0 ttt tvlff [elHAll ln a 3 Bdrm home. You In flne neighborhood nr ---------• RUL_ESTATE 644·6397 11Ull havti lime to choose S Coast Plaza. your carpet & ap 2211 11 G.......t 1002 G.......t 1002 WATER.FRONT POOL PL.A YBS HOMES PARADISE Rij~\-~WjE Spac io us Cam home f88lty w/huge sep rumpus rm to accommodate your Ge.tr., 1002 G,.,,., 1002 pool lable w /rm to spare ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge bdrms. cheerful frplc & btnty lnd.9cpd. Only $72,SOO. 545-9491. ~ Walker [; lee Real f state ~c~~~ CONDOMINIUM -IL~S - Lovely 3 bedroom, 2"'4a baths. Nie~ ly decorated home on super green. belt w /pool nearby. Attached garage w t\nslde entrance. Great eating area in kitchen & large din· tng, area. Prtced to selJ .. <11 000 D 411 ' t ..... A COl.OWa&. IAMk• CO . 644-1766 21tt IA.woAOUIN Htl'-8 AD. IH~TCIHTIA PANORAMIC ¥llW OP IOATS. IAY & cm UGtn"SI Dramatic Dover Shores 2 bedroom + d e n, wood & stone home w /spacious private courtyard. pool, jacuzzi & garden Ugbtlng - maint..Cree landscaping -corner location. Features: 2 fireplaces, · beveled mirrors ln dlnlng room lath & plaster. beautifully crafted · bullt·in cabinets & deluxe se<:urlty system! $215,000. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. ( U68) 642-t23S t01 Oo~r Or•~ 644-6200 Herbor Vl•w C.ntet \ ' '! . • ~ ~' I . - I I 1 ............. ._ ...... -.. ~-~.5:!:. ....... I~::!.~.~ ........ ~~.~~ ........ ~!!!.':':..~ ....... s ... ral 1002Ge•r:til 100 Gwr9' IOJ2Corw .. Mw IOZZ ·····•···············•· •••••.•.•.•....••...... Thursdey, December HS. tm OAILYPtLOT .. Fo.tailt Valt.y I 0 34 ....... I 044 Ho.Ms Por Sal. HonH For Sale ~Ital Eltat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S&.9a In the Baycrest /Back Bay area lurks t.hlnelighlful 4 bdrm family home. The 4th bedroom, including a bath, is 0 1 the garage, making a perfect le age or in-law arrangement. The home also has a pool, large covered patio and delightful neighbors. All in perfect co nd ition (even the neighbors). A f ane find at $116,000. NEWPORT BEACH $16 000. 20x41t, 2 Bfi. 2 BA. '71 Moo1lr Home XJnt t'ond 646 4Jlj() At<~nt 2 BR & GAR APT J C'ov pallOll n1~ly furn Sc.1 of Hwy Of\ly S107 .~ A._'1 675 3222 f'OH SALE hy owner In 4 II. $88.500 &....-!l.ach I 041 Newport leodt I 06' .... HcNms "'ounta1n Valll·y 3bd l&OW MARKET ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pew 5.a. 1100 Zba. ram rm homP Turtlt-1otl< mve .. tmenl S.Clllded Oa.. V• HAJllOR YflW Kf'ifOU ..................... .. CWltom bit l!w1m pool 1111 barl(u1n Apvnused al J BR·,, 2~ bath with New Yll'W rondo J BR, Mobile, Modular Homt & to .,_.a I 024 b t' it u t f In i., h I! o $00,000 S<-llt'r hqwdat1n11 fireplace and Ille dblc 21.-t S., ram rm. din rm. BulldlJlf,_ O.llvt'ry67."' Se7"'7t0 •••••••••••••••••••••• w ovc•r-1 17.ct:I PJllo & 1:1t 188.500' Tiit• entry garage Canyon pnvacy miak• t'rpt 'elccllon ~p.,& .:x:rv1cc r ,,. " mU<"h more t:usy tr rm" Sµanlllh bnt'I< r1replat-e S12111.500 Agent 673~ Move In Feb 752 ~ .or ree eel or ln o. \rw M~n rn11· :! ~lory rall 963 2764 t'ormal dinina l"'arrHly 5 Br. 21'1 I.ill. nlJrf)' - -c~ lud··" -MYSTIC HILlS Mobtle Homt" aml•nlllc11 S!H>,70<1 l'h Hwil•t9o.tt.oc.h 1040 mom ~c """rnui1Ll'r UDOISLI 2btlJ\Newport8cach 751 3930 pnh only ••••••••••••••••••••••• win~ Air rondllionc-d J br. J ba. Sauna. spec. 2 Bdrm t den. f~lc • 646 2801 - ' HOT A ClliTURE INCOME ~;,.>' c~~~1Ju:.d ... ~:.~~~; ~:~: s~ss~l ~~:<'n ~°t45~med ce 1 Uv Mobile Ho 1 mhe 8xM Nadl'l IS ~TIRRING PROPERTY p11intcd Inside ~ubn11t House Sun. I 5. 1433 3 Bdrm . updated kllch ' Coach M, c lgnn ma e. C.D.M. Thi!\ vot'wlt Mt•i11t Vt•rdi• 2HOUSES ufrcr lot.luy Coll now Coral,Agt 673-760l frµl . "i>lc & s pan ' tandem M 11.U SlM OH A LOT 752 1700 s147.000 983 4118 CHINA COVE ~~~~::1 'r.~~fu~~~~ Two large new home" on 1""' "' '''' •J< 'm ''"' * * LARal LOT 8x26 so_lf_ro_n-l'd-.-f-ull bath. ~~~~:~t:,t~:::;£: ;:;:~:~~1u:m: r~i~'~i~ .. ~~·~: [!I 1HNll ·£~~~~;~~ i.~~"''."w-:~~··:.~ nnd OCEAN Vl~:w l.ocatoo1nureolpridcnf three large bedroom!! -= """""'•-$23.300. ----- Cl<ltic-tobeachareo Ceo ownershlpnetghb<lthood and double garage The IRVINEHOMES "Z"REALTOR 1---------tleoclaProperiy IJ50 tie ~loping, easy lo build Al only $67,900' Call massive l<ilchens have 494-8611 ----------t ••••••••••••••••••••••• on and OWNElt WILL 546-23l3 oll the buHt·lns. Owner 1?> Townhouse11 rrom SM.000 Aa 1nrE 4 PL•v SUBOROINATF.: ON r>1''''"''"V'<"'""'' w1llmg lo 11cll on an In TwotofourRdrmhomea LAGUNA JUSTLISTB> .,....,A &A FINANCING Build your [ '8 I tl!r~sl only loan Call ror rrom S00.000 Xlnl tcrrni HEWPOtlT SHOllS Pll.lllh a~• or Hunllngloo u':::!?~~ .. ~,~~u; "~F.a:oRT ~~ lfll!tK :fEJ~~#:.·:·~~-~"' ~~~~~~s ~=;~~~~~ S!~.~~~.:~'::j: t~ft~~ ~·£~.··::: 2443EastCoastH1ghwav.CoronadelMar 2515E CstHwy,CdM. [& I Ew,ecuta·ve yard. Patio, terrace & Atrium view rrom rorOlanneSteffen,pager !!!!!!!!!!!a!!ls!!o!!1!!n!!M!!t'1!!!a!!V!!e~ri!!lc!!.!!tl!!t !!5!!4!!6!!5!!99!!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!lj,_..;;;;.6.7;5-;S;5;1;1;;_;_, In ~~~El!e~':o~ood ~ ll~ftl 11\1 VI..: T..Ws ;..,.! ~ ~c~~l ~ r~ ~~~h: ~·:~~thr~ r;:~:. Bnng your pamt & TLC . ---····~ Rancho San Joaquin only $64,500. Call now to wood and charm or mlr 1800 ••••al 1002 G...,... 1002 S80 .000 area, ask1n f( 1 .. CUEST.. townhome In Irvine' see~ rors. Obie 1(8r w/aul ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $53,(15() /\gt 673-7601 -A Engulfed by a golr opeoer.Ownerneedsfaa BY OWNER /BKR·Li: 3 Br, 2ba. highly up· course and park. lcnnui ~ f R€HIG€ sale. Ca1JS40-ll..51 28r, Duplex w/frj>lc , UY TO PllV A Tl IEACH goes with this 4 bdrm. home in outstanding Corona del Mar residential district. Priced at $123,500, which allows you room to de- corate & enhance the value im· mediately. 673--4400 I 002' GeMral 1002 .............................................. SHOIECUFfS EXCWSIYE Charming English rustic with pic- turebook setting! Restful & beautiful area. Custom built 3 BR home with lovely pool. A!>undant fine wood thruout. View of ocean from mstr. BR. 2111 s-.......... load NEWPORT CEMTa. M.I. 644-491 O I 002 Gt!Mt'el 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE MEW EXCLUSIVE VIA GENOA CharmlnR :I bdrm. + ver.111t1lc bonus rm., on wide lot. High beamed ceilings. South patio $1911,000 LAWSON REALTY .. 675-4562 * IESTBUY J Bedroom dramatic two-story townhO.llGC. Formal d1n1ng room, fireplace and ram1ly room, set-ludct.I putio, yours for $67 .300. CalJ 640-9900 .flu9/-'~~ Valley Realty DOVBSHORES Spectacular 60 ' Bayfront. mv1tmg pool In entry court -Rlamour and charm combined In this S bedroom. 41,.. bath home. Includes docl< for large boat Call for appt to see. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 COLLEGI-: PARK :i Br, graded Family rm & & pool nearby Comry HOM€S h d 2 •gt gars fruit Lrees, garden area. frml Om rm $78,000. Ph patio area. large master uae Y • .. • l B 0 "'"' .. .....,. swt.e. 2 o-drooms +den. 300N Newnnrt, N.8 . $54,500 Nr Haz:ard / pa Io y w n I' r ....., •• ...,.. r 11 ~· d I -,... Maenc>Ua, Wstmnslr (1) 493-3917 u s1~e din ng . •-Hlh 1050 .,....._. Gourmt'l kilt-h e n . ......,..--""---------CHOICE S94.500, call54().1120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1.._ Prope..+y 2000 EASTSIDE Beaut 3 Br. cntrl air, huge llG CA.HYON ••••••••••••••••••••••• TARllU. gar, rrplc. sprklrs. close VllW·$21S,000 67$ T 5-.d 4 BR 2HA home near lo shops, schools. frwy View Newport Bay lo tepa 0 Wcstchfr shopping & Real.Estate 547-442:Sanytime. Catalina! Iron gate en 17 Unit Motel/Apt school~ Phlyhomeanrt' "#flnCalifonla_"_ 1_ .... 1_. IOS2 try. Mammoth livlna $400,000.SlOO,OOODown ar yard, boat/t•amper by,~ ......,..-"..-. ., Owner Carry Balance slorage CALL today ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• room with VlEW' Mar· Agenl67~ ble fireplace. Paneled ---------~~l'~~~~e family .. WRAPPED UP.. CAMIRIDGE FIX & SAVE formal dining room. Wet1--------· and ready to sell 3 IR •• 2 IATHS 38drm, 2 balb, alr·cond bar. Spacious kitchen & I UHITS ___ €HIG€ Pride or owne r ship A home wit h all the Cor lot lmmed occup. pantry· Extra larae Santa Ana. Five 2 bdrm -t----+--HOM€~ shows thruoul with amenities you would ex •IOHD REALTY• master wing Glassed & 3 1-bdrm. Pnme pro added reature~. 3 Bdrm, pcct to fmd in more ex Gallery of Homes view patio. Loada or perly. $125 .000. 15'il, ram rm, sep. !sundry, h h hi 17141831-.941 I storage. 3 Car garage down $57,950-Vacant pensive omei1, ig Y Call now for personal gar door opener. noor upgraded home. profess ___ _..___......_____ llUGRUHDY Country Paradis•! t.o-cell.1ng frplc. 2 level decorated lhruout rrom TWO.STotlY preview. 752-1700 ••u •J"8 675-6l 6f Sb d d l EI NIGUEL SHOR"'" ()PIN It[ o • •I' II.JN 10111 N r I• ~ -a etreessurroun san s airway egant : super plush carpeting to ~ ~Z rare yurt.I with small ~ t-olor coordinated wall 3 Bedroom plus den. Ex· [911~!'11 ~I garden area Covered coverings. The sharpest elusive gate guarded . ' : patio w1lh pot belly 1---------llj Cambndge model home area. ___ ~- stove. bnck chimney for DOLL HOUSE available All this pl'" $129.500. SMnta. 3 Bet.lrooms, 2 full much more for only JAY W YEATS SACRIFICE SALE! F.ast Side CM·2Br. lBa, R A. approved, 3 uruts. 9,000 aq ft lot, plans, by owner~234S balhs Extra den. formal The owner in Europe flV.300 REALTORS 499.2237 B Ba k Ba dining Genl!ral s1wd hv says "sell" his Hansel 3 r. c y, open 3 On a lot. 3BR hse lngquarters The price 1s and Gretel dream home SEA TERR.ACE 12·4PM. ss2.ooo. 2422 w/(rplc ac 2BR Duplex r1ghl,call54-01720 Ill! must luve his 4 4BR 2ba popular "J " Azure.7515314 SllS .SOO 10'7o d n . TARBELL he<Jrm. 2 bath home w1lh Plan. Comer lot, quiet Monaco In UV. open Ownr/Agt 540-0M5 __ _ 45' pool and spa You'U cul-de-sac, heated pool Sat/Sun Fee. owner. up Two 4.p1exes Ea have love all the wood and,j~~~~~~~~~I Located ln the pnvate graded 640-2&5 (2)28R & (2l3BR. R Bllu "#ffnCalifonUa" ~~~~l/ee thi s op · NEW ~~m~-:n~!~~1~~fkrt~~ H.ARBORVlEW rro'h' ~ B. ?~~~- SAU BY OWNER LISTl.._.G beach. ENJ OY THE PHASE l-TIMNIS _ea_c __ wn_r ___ _ UPPER BAY W1:St.s1de Beauty 3 br. 2 ct•('SIC BY " GOOD LIFE. $12S.OOO. OPEH Till SOLD UNITS ba. bltn wsh & dry Gar IW The Terrace 2 Bdrms . 2 C::::::CURTIS BRADLEY CHARMER dr. openl!r. 6S4 W Wilson THE SEA ba . LARGE ramlly/ CO..REAUOAS $114,000 4 7·16·18·30·32·48·64-80· Sl. Only $56,900 Call kitchen area opens ont-0 ~ 488-4884 180 Degree view. nice 224 286-SOME Fixer Up· Highcellinglivlng room . Saunderson. Days Ocean breezes play 8 your own pravatti cov l•--------•I wood deck, upgraded 2 pen, SOME brand new, 1 year new 4 liedrm11. 642·0212. eves. 546·2277 siren's song around thls 3 ercd palio. Qwcl loca SUPER BR &den. Expands Into 4 SO M E µ r 1 de .or. 2•., baths. lge family E·Sldc 4br, fum nn. 2,,., I.Jet.I rm gem . Plush laon, lots or grecnbells HOUD"'YSP.,_l"'L BR, sensationally VI.I ownership room w if i r <'PI al' u carpets, lush Jandscpl( & and close to every th mg' "' ~ "' rant. Absentee owner I Landscpd beauufully. ba, s73.ooo. By owner superb decor make this HURRY. this won't last Th 1 s I o v e I Y f o ur broker 2244 Port Carlisle room ror pool anc1 motor Pnnonly 646 6149 an exceptional buy at longal$68,500 bedroom, ocean view Place.640-1787 Im jQuall ~ home. Many t.ixtras 5 Famlty H $79.950. home 1s within walking ' Place $125,000. Call to see thla onies • distance to lbe beach. GARAGE SALE ads In Prap~· new llsUn~. Undet-$50,000. Ea. R b rt EnJoy private communj-t.hc Daily Pilot bnng hap. ..-.... 400E.,.,,.~ FOR AU 2 & 3 Udrms, ready for D e s ty living atS129,SOO PY resulta. To place your 1400 QUArLs,t~:~fllAOt u your Inspection. Jlurry, R It drawing card, pbont ·---------C.M.~_;_ ._-=.·-~MUS will ool lasl. Agen.. ea y 642·5678 loday. Newport Beach Triplex on _.,;;~__.._ _~ __ 3666 __ o_r 898 __ ·7855 ____ ; 1eu1 ~11,. can a I w / boat dock. l•:ii::::::'j2i:ff~'l.;;;;~·-~u..,..~~ .. ~-;.1 496-7222 831·0Bl6 S..C..,_nh 1076 1162.000 full pnce. As· 3 •-ctroom/2 lath 1~~~~~~~~~1·•••••••••••••••••••••• su'me lsl TD 1·492 3710 -1-"'••JUST PERFECT LUXUltY Obie Rarage Fenced YOU'LL GO Mis.Mon Viejo 1067 lmmaculatt1 beauty F1XER Tr1·plex. Eaatslde 1;, ACRE POOL ESTATE 567,560 Serludl'cf t-ul do saC' sheltered by lowering pi.MS leads lo this c-t ecut1ve double door en try to lavish Jiving room' ~paratt-family room w1tb Palo' VenJe, stone r1replat-e• f:p1curean kilt-hen with dln1nR 1 Sweeptn..i master llt.'t.lroom rctreal + 2'' Rambling 1'1 acr~ )(round, Wiii\ rf.>nl'l.'d child '>Jfl• pool' Owner 1111)" bnnl( un oflt•r • 1-·or C(Wf'k J~IP.>lntml'lll CJll 847 WIO IN llG CANYON yard. $.'S0,750. Terms.• 't5Z3 C.otPU5Dl·IRVINE ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/3BR 2BA. charming C M C u 1 de 5 a c COMPARIETHIS Jui.t reduced s20.ooo RoyMcCardle APE OPEN DAILY GUCIOUSHOME frplc., shake roof. 2 $79,500/ofr Agt.&U·9666 $82,000 SpaclOUS three bedroom. Rtclfkw 11I0 HewpcM"t · over this 4 bedroom, 2 8 A.M TO 6 P M ln choice area. on quJel pr1 vale patJos. on lhe I • t illf """ f FOR SALE IYOWMH 4 Bdrm . bonus room. family room and dminR Cotto~ 548-7729 bath. frplc hm. Beaut lrg street, space galore! prettJest comer In town. hUJCl' country k 1tchen room w1lh fantastic view ·-~~~~~~~~I b 8 c k Yard· new I Y SURPRISE!!! Incl s bdrms .. 3 baths, ONLY $72,500. with frplc <:rent loeut1on of the Newport Harbor landscaped front yard A decorator owner who delightful family rm., •BERTHA HENRY • nt!Qf ria rk & tennn, area us \\t'll as night MAKEMONEY Fte5hlypalntedln:slde& hasn'lnverdon.,lt.t:nter gardenl<llchencomblna· REALTORS 492·4121 lOUrt'I Quiet cul c1e 'lat' ltgbl~ Beaut1rully up· Whtie Everyone Else Is oul. Furced sale at on Teakwood . mutned Uon, rormal dining rm. & 215 Del Mar. San Clem. slrt!rt /\:.!ium:ibh: VA. graded with enclosed Sptindlng theirs' We S599"50 steps next as you pro extra large, beautifully loon «l 8'•'' pnvate patio and alLNI C· net.od a value conscious ceed on the upgra-.led landscaped yard Many THE VIEW C. F. Colesworthz live landscap1nR Now buyerrorthls4 8r2 Ba carpeting, enJoylni: lhe extras.Won 'llastlongal ALONE IS WORTH $215.IXXI Call673.i!SSO prime Eastslde. at tasterul wallpapers. 3 $95,000 $115,000 Move In now. RULTORS 640-00 O r".lf.'" .,. >-,, ,,~, 11 ., 1 $63,000 With xlnt Terms. l•-111!11------•I bclrms. 2 baths, ram1ly Royal RHfton Below Market ~ --=iim•=-1:1~ (;11nlcr. $45.000 ea ramlly rm, huge back 552-7000 ~-------1 Dramatic T ri · level Wt ltfhf l"'r'u1.'.:-..~roh•!!111<1n11 l ~8rtrn llhl'•l>lm·'!t'ul lu1~~l~u '1ot:i PRICE SI.ASHED 547·4834 aft 6pm Own!!.:. yaadrd lOd33tSqmlt . Vacant THE . . . ·: .. -M.wpart •ach I 069 Residence on Golf course • ft .. --•r• "'""' ' 'O n rea y 0 ove m. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 B Ba In UNITS-10, Easlslde, shows pride of ownershJp! Call 64S·0303 Forest E. Olson Inc. Rlln RESORT PROP. 32 UNITS on 4 acre11 In downtown BIG BEAR 3 blks. from take Income l:i S50.000. yrly S11le11 pr1ce Is $240.000 I $80,000 down. Seller wlll carry balance al K~P Owner desperate, needs cash or trade CA.LL 645-6646 -l9·1Hlill1tl ;.~~:,~,;~ .. ..-c~~r; , ••• ~~!.5~ .,, •. 'm " 1 • 1 • 00 :m.D~~ ~:~~:~~1\~, , Fre~· JIJJJral.1.ali1 at )OU VA no down S52.%0 $3000 APPROACHING R-... c-t VILLAGE. ·. -FEB> THE DUCKS r, 2\lt '~rec room. 5 .B>ROOMWITH w-u -r-all overlooking blue ~ €'TIG€ ~on~i'n11·n ct' •Ju) or E:ll P!RFICTIOH 18101MocpaMaat REALTORS rrom th e lg e . Paclrlc D1:1covcr Cine [~ l il(h a POOl-i69,900 In <l<'~1~n in quality Talberi FtftVllw waterfront deck ; 2-sly, s architecture and __ HOM€S 1f\rr101n,1ll1MI '('rvirr 9634569 •96),.1786 Sprc.>odouttnthJshUS{e5 m llvab1llly this lmpec 962 • .. 495 .. , GREENTREE By BR & playrm.; 3 ba. workmanship In th11 __ _ we llll I rtwlnlam ll to 'bl•Jroom home 1>1 u' •·a .. I" "1esu Verde ex-• ., owner Spac 2 Bdrm. XJnt cond. Wal .. to poo'#. d h -----d .. u ... .. ,. .,, spacious roam ome •PRIME -OPERTY * ·•Y bonu~ room and c:f(o l!Cullvc ram1ly hnme can w/buge f1;m r.m1k1tchen Lenn'-•. """"an. S96,500 Sl64 500 R alto 7"'2 9031 '"" 'l.:lttmatt-in at.111c•rt1?< 4 BB>ROOM h)!ht!ul swimming uool be lbe answer to your Do you need more room• Btrly ~cert d Lovely CAYWOOD REALTY ' · e r " · Newpon 's Ba ck Bay-in.: we-14.anl to 'lc>ll )OU St>eludt.'d on tn•t• hned Ideal ror families 14bn 1977 dreams. Featuring tlbr. 3ba, all new cpts & lndscpn g 011ly $62.900 • 548_ 1290 * IUY THIS Vacant acreage zoned home <"UI de· •uic J11trcel One Ukt! their ret·reat1on ut formal hvlng p_lus a big solarium floors, area for 551·5160 For Chrlatmai R 2 Two acres w1v1ow. ~Open houw,J)C!t"IJIJ!ih mlle to beach 111.Chly up-home. pool table Is '" family room Each with HV. lge patio, 5 mm to SPYGLASS HILL. Vu, 3 Golf Course hse over· PnYnEc'iApaGIEll oRnRl'/EALTV The1 c f,· .. turr .. onl) 4tr~dcc.l h<1nw. hardwood eluded Call ror appoint a nrepwcc Formal dtn brh 968-5283. &..ocJ-o•adt 104 Br 2 ea. last brand new I k d k nd 38 ava1le blc al your '" floor throu.ahout Vitull· ment842·2S3S. Ing and a large kitchen. 5 • •••••••••••••••••••••• house by owner 640.1751 a~::! :irnfr°oo ~los~t 556·6171 c:kpendt'nt broker t'tl 1.'clhngi. Formal dine °"'"'''Q . '" ,,,. '0"' ,, .. ,. big bedrooms 2680 iq ft S&S Resale Speciallsts 3, lnYestln ~ d rs, t'lled roof. AC. --------- &...s 3!1'.?'l. c\M G7l-l!'in JIOIJrm<'I kitchen "~ r•1t~ftll~I mall Therestiabrealh 4or5bdrmmodelsavall, BYOWHB 492.3029 Balboa Island com · '>um.ihlt• V'\ 1':1ymcnts . j ·: taking lst limo ad some wtpools. 968-4602 Landlocked property 0 Ba f l Ill! C Ill I I ---------I merclal bldg in pnme $27600 J>('r month C.ill : vert1sed. Sll2.500 Call PennmgtonPropcnles souths1de or Laguna T/a~o; or ?1n~sn::. S..Jll!I" !!!!!!! 963 6767 646 7171 --------Great ocean view Cal $J08.000 673. 7770 or Captslrmo I 078 locot1on. with apt above. • '1"' ,,, ,,. 1 11 ,, • '"' ,,. , 4 Br, 1'1..i Ba, new kJtchen, I.Oday• "'"'' 0723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Existing business may ~··· '.,, \ n., .,.,., I eora..a ~ M I 022 ~ xlnl d b' I NORI MS REAL TY .....,.., also bo pu~haaed For ~:tcip~-"~:2 [e l1Ji1 ••• ... j:ij\:~~· .. ·•· re llltll ~&~·;i~~=~~ * 494-8057 • !~~~-.-1i-~-~-~1-.:-f~-~-w-;-aet-~o-.-~;filt;]:E~Jr~: :~:~~·:;::· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;;;;;;; ,..__ IEACH ACCESS 5 Family Honl9s ---------1 cenwr. $295,000. 1 Real E.1tate 875-3331 4 IR bduud D .. Paint I 026 Undet-$50.000. Eo. EMERALD IA Y IEACH HOUSE to $109,500. .. ..................... 2 A. .a Bdf'rrut, ready for c11n1tCOftll"Oll'lalw Super 2 br +don home . .. .....__._____ --The-price ta l'lgllt. the Oc.att View D11PIH your Inspection Hurry. for tM w/coiy frplc, gourmet AMCHOIA.. S27K DOWN location is great, the o..LO_..-.M---'•a wlll not last Al(ent, .......__ .... ..._. kitchen & lots o( glass. IMYISTMBn'S 2 houses+Dupleit. . - bd . th ........ -.... _.. 540 3006 898 7855 ........wu_ng _,.,. $ 7 ~ ' 5 0 0 . ~ "" % 752·549~ llDBal ILllifs "D ~d1<~1~??~\~: fr:!:;~;~:~~~a~T~~t or . ~lv~~~:r~~Ea~~~ ~~RwrE~nrr:t :-:.~H!2~a1i By 0 ·:·:·:: .. : 1 : 1 ':!.!.~~.~--.-.. -.-.-~-~.-~-~ U 1 bathrooms arc lwo 11nd 1112,500 1 1 C F. Id .,..... . .......,, roper\y ouae wn r r n o. 1 ....a... ~osta ...,._sa the r, r v ne ove, .mer a -----$42,500 Auume FHA ..-.-,..... OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 11$ CANYON wmt OUTST~ V11W Bubbling Fountain Greets You at Huge Front Courtyard in this 4 Br, Broadmoor III. Decorative Masonry, Beamed Ceilings, Sliding Walls of Tempered Glass to Patio & Gardens. FormaJ Uving & Dining Garden KJtchen w-Pass Thru Bar to POOl Area. Mstr Br Has Adjacent BeautifUl Tiled Jacuzzi. $295,000 #I J CM>LIT A POMT Dll. SPYGLASS Hill 0Pltil1'HUIS.. All l·SPM. Brand new "Portsmouth" high on a bill w/unsiassed view from Uvtn,g room, faml room, kJtchen and master B suite. Pool·slzed courtyard, gorgeous honey·tono carpet.lng. Wet bar. $235,000. at DOYll DlrYI 631-1800 lreplaces ore too W--" ... WI ...... l-L--Ba nd "'·t 11 Bull h 644 721 -.. ~ y, a ""8 na t •Hewportleac * loan. Call 4~·0323. 2 vac1nt. l wtolder • I lolboo 673-4545 five years ago with the Bluffs 3 BR. 2~ Ba. lge .,,__ I OIO hoUle, nxl door la newer f.Jn ~l (,f I llAll I Y ~ A"i~lJL 11i 11 'i ReaJEstate finest malenals, reatur ram ·rm "E " pl:in. -conat.Canbebouahtasa RIDUCED $7,000 In~ red cedar. open beam Uoof.tructcd view, tae ••••••••••••••••••••••• package or aeparate. 1 mlle rrom harbor, 2600 by liAl!tlAY ce1Ungs, deluxe kitchen greenbelt on bluff. Uke WNR 2br. good location. Cull for more mror Agt. sq. f\ 4 Br, 2\.'a Ba. fom and 11 3 car garage Ap new cond Walk to poola. newll decor'td. \019 SO 673 7601 Hwbof'Vlew HUis rm w/frplc +den. total EXECUTIVE praised by an lndepen-By owner $13V,$00. Oak l $311,900. S56·l200 ~Iden Shor __ es_d_ou_b-le-lot, ly uparaded,J>ro· dant appraiser a t 6« 6529 eves 7S2 5041 4 br ~lv.OOre mdl. 2ba, " EST .. TE $315.000 two years ago · ' · 4 BR. 2 be. 2 story w/pool S$300, S500 down. S50 per r I lri l ress1onally lndac . no A da"" 2 rp ct, Pe car gar, yard work S89.500 rnn .. LA CUESTA .. El Ca· This home ls orfered at a J•· Lovely Republic Home l mo 7'X 552·472'7 Iota or xtra.s $158,000. OnJy 496 1799 l: rnodel home reatur· mere fraction or today·s HIWPORT SHotllS Ms north or So Coaal ..,_._._ D.....+ Agent. 7SO-Q«,9 value CALL NOW FOR 2 br ~ b d , p ti 1 ·J>lau m .000 S46·9427 -• --''---------t Ii t BR, bonus rm , AN APPOINTMENT. '~ a, en, -a OI, Open House Sat/Sun l2 5 RftCri 2400 BRAllJD .._.EW forml d1rung, 3 baths & 52911000 aty villa $73 ,000 290ISo Sp~. ..••••••••••••••••••••• " " loc. ln Hunt'f Beach's 4142-<Ml owner. Cus. tom Uexaaon Hom•. 1 4 BR + DEN most prest1g1ous area Li R I £stat 5cMlfh L.,..a I OH Block rrom uns at Snow CALL842 9371 nn Kea e •••••••••.••••••••••••• Summit for 1110. Sle~IM the Ideal ~mbinallon or RodD.My '497-2419 c--0c ... View 8. many trees w .ooo. 1t new h o m c In an ... ~ -1 ... II h 1n1ftt I 044 _,...... ..... ""l~ E c a t a b 1 I 11 h e d .. antast c .. om y omc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... --------Secluded Easy uv·a . 2 br. _.._ o1 vs neigl'lbol'bood fcatunnar ~ & Jncuzil. 3 bdrm + den. 2 ~ ba, wood & all lbe lat.Ht kit.then ap· conv. den Recently re TURTLt:ROCK GLEN «laas. Earth toned con·iw.•1t poinfmenls. ovcr11ized dec'd. Only 3 min. lo Plan 3 iio $98,500 4119-4148. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i•rage. larae room11, 3 M11rino S'74.llOO. Rent or nle, move In Wn.,..ter 1098 ..._._~ a..--.1_..._ .... b<tlht. l!IA!P down we\· 494-6525 now. lg. comer cul·l'fe· ..-. "'"""- )>a.r, mln1 ocean view. All sac lot. 644·6192 BRING ••••••••••••••••••••••• n••••••••••••••••••••• w9 11t1na distanc ~ toSharp3Jlr,28a,catherdal HOTICI YOURRACQUET PooUlr.$17.000 lc6ool,._ 3106 I b h 0 I Ctlllin"s frplc pnvacy HI ~llty YOUR 8U0Nt Lovely mobile bomo. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr vatc enc · n Y • ' ' ' ~ Da1b' Pilot Clue-ANO YOUR BOAT $165,000. fH . can,yon view, trlr access, Hied ach dl•play their Dell1&htru paUos with to this sea. l BA home bU1 Prado Verde Parle, Quaint 2 1lory. 2 Br. util C:C.'44-7211 ::n,ra,!~. ~~ :'ri0c:~~~ meuage. with lellOlllty waterlallan<t rnutt.rces. overtooktna the chana.I ~;:1:/001• 1~ Ba , pd,$32.5~3~~ uk1nu f7•.9GO and Impact? Our 1d1, we llooe h'plc, luded alas•. & New port Shoru PAOERA REALTY " &1:9 pn>ud to uy -•J"" White wot.er vu 2 Bdrms -.-Dcma Hart.or •NHy p '~ '' _,....,., (213)945-2621 '4f6-%7tO ~~1ull1 boau Sll.5,000 AGENT 173-1901 (7lo4)522-<>872 4 BR. 2 Ba on Waterfront.. No Day Jen. to June seoomo s.taMC7 an ePM . .. . , t i .. . ' I ' f i ' .. a • . .. .. ,. ,. ' ---.... _, .. ___ .. _ HC*Mt U•fwW"-d Ho.Mt u ........ d I~ ...... h ~ AperlwMRh Ultfwt.. ~IMflh Ullfw1I. A#* IMC•tt u..r., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 810 DAil Y PILOT ~ leoch 1241 S. 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S'lSS ~-2882 • &t().27'7I iBR.IBa s.32S Hih 1250 This c harm10" 2 -.. ~ Jll4'Ul1I. Ail". dshwhr --- 2 BR. I 8D S3:il) ....................... bedroom. 2 beth & den Fer 9• T...-. Adult.i on!.) No peb Occ!an!tont LuAury t8r ....... u..-fwM.-c:t R~('3br.2ba.nurpli!, 21Ht.2Bu ms !rhouse lmrn:icuh1\e hc>mehasplushcarpct l..Jveonyourownprivalestreetmc12 S2S() Call new M&r •t 1112S yrl)' Ind Ulll •••••u•••••••••••••••• dn>1. tplc. tmclpauo 28H.28a ~ Closetoschools &shops t~.rm:place.bullttns& bedroomtownhousewilh)'ard&large 962·1800 EnC'lo11t-d parking Chur.. 320 S37 5 / m n \183 4 569 2 BR, 2 84 141s ~tlae 494·0122 2 car ttarage Won't last patio. wOOd bu~ln (ire~lace & at· 875-J823 :) ••• ••• •••• •• •• ••• ••••• SJI ~Ail Nfl fol' OR 2 B ...... lung' Call 64&-21S8 daya. l br. cpls . pool, play yd • Tnlenl rondo 3 Ur. ---.--iaR:2si: ~ NICJlll'I 1252 ~930Sti8 evenings & STOtachRAc<lgaEragNeD O OF OOMFOR n ci p<'t:i ~~II A. Zl•WATHNONT 1reat locallon lrvmc1'1bumn31:tr.2• .. condo 2 9R.iB1.1 $52!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekend& 0 A H BBIES! Delaw11re~""""---•Bullt1n11• trplt. crph. Ave. Jt:/on Univ Ur \ Hctng, t1shw1'hr, stove. 3 "fl 2 .... ,....,r. For Leo~ In adult l'Omm c:-L. •--3210 Adults S37S .... __ L-a.-r~ W,..11ara1.c. 543$. Woodtt~am<.:ondos.un bltn~. pool. privileges, "'.... :::~ 2 Ilr&dcncondo. Fon _..,_ "-"'IW.~'"--t.u--._--..-. 380lll'INLEYAVE,N.8 It .... • u .UI 1, ... r m" $37~ mo 963 3426 or 3 BH. 2..., Hu ,.,.., • t 1·1 bh •· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9' ~ --Delulle 3 br, 2...., ba. att. J"'COIS •••L-,, .. ......., ,.... ., :i BR .,, .... Uu .... 50 .a.11 1c view " u se "" ........ 2 10 ~ "-•,. '* '* 1' •Unlhd lrol&an 002 6515 · ·" ·• ·$,;so pool. "2.S. Pvt owner. J Ur. lrplc. yard. '300 per 9 "'-dbl ear . patio. rrplc. 1713 675-6,70 JohnCuey 646·741 FOR Lt-:ASE Fount1tin ~~::~:S: ...... 5450 Refer to Monarch Sum mo. 49~·2986 \1111 N Al1tbumM. 33CS·346S or---------..,.,-- BELMONT S'llOR"'._S 0 Valley 3bd, 2ba + f11m 38R,2t,;Bu $450 mlt.'93<1l331 Bnstol.S.A lalaoar .... ...._ 3107 Costo~ l824 536-mS Spac1o u• nbcwh:l ~ 3 "-rm, hld pool. no pets, JBR.2"'-U,1 ssoo. OCEAN VIEW, adult Wnt.Ms._.. 1298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••u•••••••••••••• Bdrm11. 2 a\ un1ti; water. 2 sly Cape <.:od, wardener & pool serv in· 3 BR, 2•.., ll11$6()() SS60 community :spuc 2 Or. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lice 3br. 2 b11 . deck WHY HOT? •• -Mew A.~• across rrorn oceanlroQt & Br, 2 Ba , ram rm, 11un e l In •420 mo C1tll 3 "R 2' .... U b N 8 h •AIV\ no _.,. Id newcltyrecreatlonaJdc deck S600 mo Avl Jim • 0 • vw u. tlen, 2 Ba, lse $475 mo. ~Sty. 4 r. 2 ba. nu cpb, r c · .-.,,. ' Sunken living room 1·2·3 bedroom. c 1 ren w.~or 1213) 001 5331 ~ 2764 3 BR, 2'h Ua ~ 496-4482 drp8, fplc, OW $435/mo. 548-0U~ Cathedral cellins ok. pet ·a ronsldered. velopment. lmmed. K · 2 3 Bk. 2'"' Ba. ....,., 963-4500 S31·9545 Agt. No l"'-1 trc..o a.oct. JI I I 2 bedrooms. 1\111 baths dishwashers. c1rpet s. cupancy · FamlllH & ~ .......... l 20 ~-•oct. l 40 3 BR.2~Ba . fot\2S2Br. 2V.Ba twnh11e . fee. ._..,.1 Attachedgarace tlrapes. closed garage, pets accepted. SS3.5 •P •••••••••••••••••••••• .··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·-i• ~BR . .a Ba. S800 beautifully decorated. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wa!lhertdryerhook up rl06e to schools. super 67~11 Brkr. Cottage 2br. Iba. stove refng No peu or :sngls Vrly ~ 644 0997 CoroM dat Mer 122 FOR LEASE J bedrm. 2 : ~~: ~~!::: r~m ~~ ~in~ ctuld & 1 pet OK C== 3425 %~~':h 2 ~~,:~· Pvt yard with pall<; nice 4 pleJU. furniture AttraC' 2 br. s i,; b11 ba.brandnew,l71l0sqf\. Bk~ kf Td Adults.$375.mo .iva1l.illle Call Twnhse w/bltns. c:_pll. Landing home w13 car 4 Rk. 21.., $11()(. HOWARD JOHNSON •••••••u•••••••••••••• r. as or e FOXHOLLOW f714)847·7S66. IOam~pm. drps. palio. Nr. f{oag 4UR.21.,Ua S7~ REALTY NWPT CREST deluxe Coro.acWM• 392j VILLAGE 7days Hosp S27S mo ~--5. !11ardren'!r25N/o"!~.t'l1ncl1Jg 3 llr.2'r.iba lhgCyn $700 497•1744 2BR:2BA. bv.·dln, pool,••••••••••••••••••••••• 621 W.Wll.5oo.C M 6'2-4387 •••••• •• • • • •••• •• • •• • • ,, " ,.... \enrus S4SO. 645-4867 '""'2010 ---------POR LEASE :.S bedrm, 2 '""" DELUXE 1 b f I f II Mit"°'9 Vwfo 3267 ToW11hocw ...,. r. rp · u Wes1curr new 2 Br 2 lia. •S Of llwy newl!r, 3 hr lbe. fplr . lndry. no pe\a rd . gar . S495 67~ rooo be. brand new I~ sq.ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,......._1_L-~ 3525 r6J ~ '! Urand new 8 plex. 3 Br. 2 amennie:; w/full rec, fplc. rerna. icemakef. 2 Landulg home w/formal l..ak b _,,.,..._ 'Tl Ba. ownrs unit. also l& 2 facils. See to believe patios. wshr/dryr, 1>9J>J, din rm . f1tm rm. wet enew lglbr.ramrm. ....................... " 'l~r~ll Br apts. no pets. (714) 847-6407 adults.$400mo.67~ 2 Bedrooms. lar~e ope1 bar $S75 I mo 1ncldg 2 ba, fprlc. bl\os. 2 car BRANO NEW 3 Br 21,AJ Ba 827·2479orS48..so77 beamed hv1n$: room gardenerNopet.s ear Lge fncd yd Kids fplc."'1m1fromI>oheoey CORONAl>ELMAR Brandnew,3 bdrmapta.LIOO ISLE WATBR large family or dmm Robetis R.-M.. ok. No fee. S3'1S. mo. Lst St Bch & Dana Wharf a nr Townhouse. frplc Ll'g 2BR. beamed clogs, studio di conventional. FRONT 3 BR. 165()..-0 room, dishwasher 841-16ei"'' PIOneerRlty,MZ-4421 $450 per mo. 634·8282. Pool.tenms.Someocean sogl sl.r'y, no pets. $200 Xmas move In itl· Lease.673--888Saft.6pin bul It 1 n:>. r' rep I a re Casa Del Sol Siesta house 8-5PM. 524·1012 Evs & C1ttalma views Close 20o&9-0 Wallace. 646-8883 lowance. 2 wks free rent.1.:---------:---Washer & dryer in '+573CAMPUSDl·fRWft · &II ..... h pm !714J 847.7566. IOam· T BLUFF. Stwtnlnii Mission VieJo. Adult ..__llhfwwllhed to shopping ne ucac . Spm. 2br. 2ba apt 1n PresUat-t'luded Good lore lion UEAUT J Dr. new llle. community. For lease 3 ....,..-..... 644-2.ell CASA VICTORIA h r~ s.soo. month &40·83S8 t·pt.a & drpe, Just paint~. OPEN DAILY br 2 ba MSO mo Pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• l & 2 BR, uni or furn. gas 2br comer Condo. Villa area Town ouae r Spar10U1. n.;:, 2 br, 2 ba $360 S ngls. ~h ild ren, 8 A.M. TO 6 p M ree. cea'ter. Fully.draped 8olM>o ,...,..... 3707 & wt.r pd. Adlts. no peu. Pacific 1.,., ba. pool, \en plan Adults. No peb. bl ( I 2 " pets, OK. No fee. 536-667 & crpt.d. '"New. lttov r\ ............ 2-8~ "2 ba: Swedish frpl. Pool. rec rm. sec. "ale. nis. newly redllcor11te<t. $3t0. 640-0349. Broke11. tns, Pc• car icar ·~ ~A,,. 673.57,,,, ,LL,..M.,.. Tw1Jenxk 3Br. 2ba, auto , A d 2 b 2 b ln I ult I cov d patio no child or " orHwy $38.Slmo 675&00! '" '" · .... "'":"""' sprklrs . cul d ·sac now. ir. garage oor e r. 8 • c · · • · S25Vlctorta.M2.a970 San D iego. collect 2 Br. upper apt. Rettis. U JI opnr.830-4686 Nr beach. $325. 1115 W pets.$325.640-7266 Ad I E 'de 2 b I 23t-0038 blln •tove. balcony, .UUI -njQut' ()ffi<~s. 3 Br. nr schls. parks. b<:h. $495/IAe, 559·S~ 0 ··1 Bl d ,..,., ~... -·-=-....~-,,___ ..-.. ~ t .. ..... . v ...,,..""""' ~--u ·11 r. enc pd S300mo 642-16» z Or 1 ha hoU5e Avs1I lllnl cond Fplc. $385 mo. Cln 3 .Br. 2 ba on cul de· gar, patio. Uke new. No 3 br. Adulla·Famlly, nr · · · Jan: LSlh. Adults only Carol.642·4000 .uc. fncd yd, covererl Balboa Pe nin Point , CUTE pets.644-0878 . beach. view, balcony. WESTCLlFF 2br, mat No Pets $350 673 6214 ar Clean, 3 br. 2 ba. H/O, '* RENTALS * patio, 13'15. Wtr pd. Call winter 1 Br. near Ba)' & One bedroom. one bath pant'l.ing. S290. 846-3Ul6 adlta, no pets. $28$. lnq. kd I' k d I BR. den u7~ 586-1195. Ocean. 833-81ll apartment&. South of LARGE2br. 2 ba. '225. In· 1. 1700Westcl.lff Dr. aptU !i w ay~ ~ n _ cp\.S, drpe. 2 car gar .,., " r t & pet ok Call N H a m 1 I t < n & SJ 5 9e3 569 531 9S 2 BR. den $385 3Br. ''°' Block from Bay & highway. Close lO beach an sm. · r > --------.:---Costa Mfla 322 4 · · 4 . 4 S22S '6730055 and shops . $250 per 642-6612Corappt. Broolthursl2br.2ba,gar. Cute & Cozy 2 Br. f,.Plc. •••••••••••••••••••••• l\l(t. no ree 2 BR. .. . . $385 M.wport a.odt 1269 ocean, mo. . monlh. Ask for M1ss1. lge pvt encl pall.O. 1285. Vlew. "'25/mo. Xlnl &oc DESIRAILE II U N T I N G T 0 N 2 BR. . . $425 ••••••••••• •••• •••••••• or 1·682-0lSS 67S.2311 I ST MONTH fREr Shown by appt. 962-0778 Bkr. ~ult for 'ted 2 BR .. 2\.-i Ua. &s.50 ,. __ ta M 1724 15.:; llOMl:o; llAlUiOUR AREA. 3 BR. ZBR 2 Ba $S()(J -.-a HO ~~ e 5 dT -a..-.--I Br S200mo 8 d ' 'A h f I 3 BR. De . •·~ ON PENINSULA • •••••••••••••••••••••• --Y OWWW»Wff • ·d 2BR. 2 a, Uen, crpl 2 , w / uge am1 y . n ....,.. E l " 3 Bd bom Sunny lower 2 Br. 1 Ba • .,., 2br. J4Ai ba from$29S. Air 16S91 LeGran S.Ca.-..t. .,, drps. rorred a1r hPat room & frplc , near JBR.2ba S.S75 xci m,, rm e $40.00WEB&UP kllch. fplc. $275 All uUI cond. pvt patios. Adults. 846-3950 u•••••••••••••••··~·· garb d1sp. hl\ns. pullo schools $42.5/mo CAL 3 BR. FR. 2'" ba S4SC w/beach & water ~cross •Studio& 1 BR Apls pd. Adlts only 673·6216 See M'!Jk 1920 Meyer. off 2 BR from•~. 3 BR. 2 BA OCEANFRONT LuXIM'J 2 garage. wattJr furn T 0 BI N R EAL TV 3 BR. 2 Ba . $425 theslreet S490t mo se •TV & MatdServ Avail -b .. _ r I •a Adulbonly,nopets 846 1371 . WEALS 3BR.2Ba $50(, ~PECIALLYLARGE •PhoneSer v.Hldpool THEIASILLUF 19th. daysJl·S.wknds Crom$3$0. Have$t!veral r,...,..,, rp,pvta ..... s-w RATERF:i\SONABU: llAV": olher proJ)t!rt1es JBR.20a.. JS65 4 Bdrm & den Front 2376NewportBlvd.CM Newly redecorated 2 1..6-4.642·02:82 rentals to cboole from. bch.s:i85•~280'7 · Across rrom Countr for rent. Home:., Apts & 3 BR, 2 Ba. $40<. ~P/vgi~~~'7.ft~7s~,;:~ & S48·97~or645·3967 bdrm. 1 ba apt. Pool l & 2 br $210 & $230. No Ken\ Ro1ers Property Boach apt upet.lrs. ~Br. Club (;ondos 3BR,FR $425 y Agt6li 1400 · SUSCASITAS Near beach. Adulls $300. children or pets. 731 W. Mana1ement.848"8300 $235. SOme furn ava1I Z75 Mesa Ur • ~ 6700 4 BR COndo. pool. tennis, i g:: ~:: . tf('n ::~~ ~ Minutes lo NB I BR mo 64 .. 0813 18th. Apt 84£ 673-7787 READY HOW ,_~_7_tS_I_. ----- 3 Br. 2bn Condo J<;nc handl.11111 & basketball 3 BR,Z',Ba SS.'.IO HARD TO FINO rum Adults. 110 pe ts t..ge 3 br. 2 ba townhouse 2 br. I ba. closed patio. gar. adult.:. only SJ511 mo 979·7888 3 BR, 3 Ba .$600 .Easlbluff Exer home. 2110Newport Blvd CM. Lge 3 br. 2 ba, frplc. in Qu.let complex. Garage garages. No pet:.. no Afimf•llh ,_,...._d No pet.:. 581~1. eve. --4BR 3Ba S.S75 be la&d &pituo. Adults only. No chUdren.42.51\12\hS\ oru.fw'lll"-d ltOO ~7627 4 Or, 2'·• Ba. $375 mo 5BR' '>IL Ba •cou1 4br. 2ba. faro rm Son SlSO. Bach. ·~J ulll. +PoOI ams. cp rps, t.s $325 645 338l 1714 ) 536-8113 or eves. ...... .,.,.,., water. New crpta. drps, Beachcomber. ree s15 t:ves 673·2099 K;, ~17 • · or Nrly nu 2Br. lba, nr b<'h, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12131798 ~ paint Walk to schools. 631.2011 or547.2501 3 Br 2110 pvt patio Sub· · encl gar S260/mo. Call Tll.E EXCITING R...taf•/Mok•/AC)t IRr . ZUa , Santa 's shops, tennis c lub. mit'pe1.s&chlldren:$42S. Lovely lrg 2 Br. upper 544-570Jaft 5.30. PALMMlSAAnS. NRSHOPPING " S750t mo. Lse. Reh. ~°" leadt 3740 Ph67S-Ol78evi wknd!I newly decorated, ideal 2 BR 2 BA 4 PLEX C •• MINUT~TONPT 4br/2ba/$395/mo Isl, thimney, cpts, urps, 6'0-6775or645·2240 •••••••••••••••••.•••••• loc Nopels.$225. Mgrat • · ;p....,j BCH. +las\ & sccuMt)' hlt.ns, avail now. no rent Buchelor &pl furn. Near DUPLEX Jg 2 br, 2 ba. 979·WI. 2885 Mendoia dJll6, clean. S2lS. Cal Bach. 1&2 BR. COSTA MESA ~~~:on 1 S 45 0 mo *NOW AVAIL* beach. Ulil. pd. $150 mo. bltns, 2 car gar. S.00. Apt A. 983-2S32or S36·l4&t from Sl~. Pr Qlr13bdlba,1Condo _ 3 Br, 2 ba. on cul de U<'. lg !!!,E ..... ~~oFnt~· $500 to SJ!>.2914 551-4710. 559-4264 z Br up•. 719 W. Wilson. 2Br. 112/Ba, $250 mo. AdultJMs. No P 0 ets $33511!\l/lasl/sec/cln U..EAN & SHARI' 3 Br 2 yd. close to schls & prk .,..., .,.. • Goldenwest & Warner 1561 esa r. CoH 549-8655 Ba. bllns. cpls. drps. nr S37S. lst mo only . BIG CAN YON, $750 to 1.....-,. 3744 Pvt 2 Br. 2Ba. decorated. Encl. pa\lo. $225. No "94·3720 842·006.5 ISBlks East of Newport ----------. 1;w Colle1w Malls. & 5S2·0.130afi7PM S995J)('rmonth ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvl lndry rm. pvt pel8.646-L251 Blvd.I Schools Edwards/Heil HASTINGS & CO. S 160. Monthly garage, pvt patio, $35( New 2br 2ba ar adults New luxury apt, Z Br. 2 546·9860 NP-w E side. lge delux Nu pa mt, BBQ. rncd, 3 BR & den exec hm. Lrg Heallors 640·5560 Will share nice f rv1ne mo. 675-2015 no peu.' $26S· l 1295. 191.2 Ba, l mile fr beach. $275 taplex . 2 BR. 1•,, ba kids. pets ok. s425. fncd & rear -'Ide yurd -. house, pool & Jacuui. CostaMffo 1824 Wallace 645.3356 mo Call Mr . Dav111 rrpl & pnv rear yd IM7 2'7f!OEvstwknds w/ployhse. all bltns. In HV llms. t:armcl 3 Rr 551·3843 • 897·2515 ltoo.ti 4000 f'romS360mo.Agtday ------prestige area. Call +f'R.nrpark&&chool.1 __ • ___ L 37... lBr, duplex. Isl & ls\ZBRPaUoApt.IMLto •••••••••••••••••••-· ~-7000. nights SS2 0507 Stngle story rondo. Nice 2 67S-2022or559-l666. 1S:iO mo 7~·0617 ......--_.,_. -d 276 A ocado n1 .. d ...... 11 .... - --br $365 l m1 tx:h,. Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• + ep.. v · bch. Lovely park 1 blk. ee.,.",. nna....,.. ""'mo. AVAJl. NOW tge 2 s\ llM-4405 968-2297 2Br. lge k.ilch. A!C. cul· Bluffs l level 3 BR, 2 ba. STEPS TO OCEAN Sl«S.642·5722 $225. No pets ~ bAllath$:IO. s· hwok,:nSh~Oeft~rSa/t. home w 1rpk. 5495 mo -----de-sac, fenced bckyrd, nr Lovely greenbelt & pool. ( 1 b 2 B -• & I I to .. ... I 5450A"' 644 1133 View, rp • gar. l r. r. mce c ean. c OM! trY-. 1144 "only". Call an lprn. Cal ror app\ $S7 73SS l BR. 2 BA from $3:IO park. sch ls. $35S mo ,... · $285. 494-5184 shopping. Adults only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs req'd. SS6-0058 or Sever11l to choose rrom/4 Incl grdncr IO mm. to L nd 2 b 2 ba No pets ~ S22SE Side2 br,der .rpl plex etc Ken\ Rogers lrvmemdusl & MCAS 1 uxury co 0• . r, • N.wpori•oct. 3769 WOODBRIOC E 548·5954 •• drps. Rar. fnrd yd. patio Pro~r\y Mnna1t11?men\ chtld ok.. no pets 494·1S69 frplc. l>oat slip. pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 2 BA. apt for PlNES APTS --------- Mal adlu. 646 10711 S48-3300 1aruu1 Best view 1n IEST IUY $225. 546_.144. I, 2 & 3 bdr m un •ls ROOMS S2S wk up Wdh . ---IRV. Groves <Only Newport Margaret AskforGeorge. Designed like early kitche n. S37.S-O wk uv MESA Vf:ROf. ram ii. 4 Br 2 iity, 2~ fla . bltn.s. :1eeured comm In Irv). 673·Sl70 1·5. 839·0877 Some people say you get California bungalow•. apta.S48·97S.Sor64s.*7 home, J br tam rm. w w CV\. ram rm Super New cor 2 br 2 ba. rpts, eves what you pay for ! We of· lM>otOrongeCoool'(s I & 2 Br apts. Gas paid. Fr om s 2 7 o. r I 5 Very p ri vale room In fpf(' 2•., ba. S600 mo t1e11n • $4~. 962 957\ drps nr lUnnts. pool, fer matt. And the price ls 400 Merrimac Way, J\z>l Pinest.ooe. Ofc hrs 3·5:30 Newport. Near Po6t 'of· UruqiwHom~$.46S990 ------1acuu1. .5~2·S377 aft less. Membership in a mosfbeoullulopor1ment 2.979-1911 wkdaya,9·5:30wknds rice Convenient toe • CLEAN 3 br 4! bu re I 30PM Our rental specialists. Health-Club. A tennis communlles.Aretlxng 552-0.00 Collt-~t l'.irk kt.fly rl'l.lt'r de<' it Ch tn bth schl &rbara or Carol, are club. Free te.nrus lessons. semng wttureoms. Large 2 br. 1 ba cottage. _oo-__ 50_l_6 _____ __ •Rt-?b11 trplt bltni. ~ Mnl(nollaAtl<ims New2Rr,2t>a.commpool, aJwaysavailableto help Billiards. Swimming. woteffols,ondmote* Encl.garage.EastC.M. $160.McMthty V_.,._Rtftfds 42$0 1 ~"' C\ll,. drpe., fn<"d ~ 8o&2 l.3111 \enrus, sauna, exer rm & you rind a tenant. or If Golf Drl viog Range. FQJ ..,,,.,.. Adults only. no pets. Wiii share nice Irvine ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 63I Z7Jlnr&oM20fl? ----rlbhae.Jat SJ'IS."33-0138 you are renting, help you Saunas + great ac-1rees. mg.,._, ~.548·5300 house, pool & J acuui. BIGBEARCABIN ._ ., I d I t.1~5 Z t ''°' Kidi; or ----locale your n e w re· u·vi·1•-·. Sunday sen.... .Jocuzztsouno,bllords, ..., ... 2 .,.. ~ 1u ..c u ts only 1 L n h Abr 2b d t ..... 'Of"' nd -.....,.....__ NEW BREED APTS S51·.xrw. 28r. frplc. slpa 8. by """ frpk , din rm. l'e<:Un\y tin!( l'W O a t.'lll • .. • a. in.rm. am.rm. akk!ncc Parties with live bands. 0 8Xw"'""""'"'~ ---------knda 644).~ Pool. AC W D $3~0 ~t;"~~~ 11~ 631 2011 ~-=-Lae. 6 or 18 mos. lay & hoct. Free Sunday brunch wtlh aociol events, Tennis, h~/P!i>;:!ic~: ~~g~ l.oglllo •oeh J84l1-or_w ___ . ----r- A v a I I J II n I , l -----.~ 67~3000 gym,ond VOlltyt)OIOf jacuu.I. szao. M5-44.ll ............................... to Shere 4 po 171 4 1533 •~0~ o •Hlt,2 Ba.av,.1I Jnn Y,JUpgr11ded :!Br. 2 ba. ,._,, Yourrentdollarsgoeven The'llogt.M()ft()f l Br. l ba Apt. Loaded •••••••••••••••••••-.-• 1213 14!1111 1111)1 Iv• mo'• o nly s100 mo Desirable WALN UT rurther .. •A ter r iric ~¥ou·19 ~ Meta Verde28r. l~Ba, w/atmo1phere Nice re 2 BR Irvine AJ>t. m~a.ce w1nonnt11 T11rr 7SI 0465 SQUARE. Encl war, lg SBr. 2ba NB Condo. Ten· maintenance crew. pro-f F·_.,_111 ............... no dogs, pvt paUo. avail Lagun a C h arm• r . Rent $127.:IO + uUI. Non -----encl yd. ss:z~. 982.aus rus, pool. frplc. 2 car gar. leulonal management °'· ..,,...,.. "'-· 1/12. $230 mo. 5"9-2742 1225/mo incl uUI 499-358$ smo«er. S51·2181n • ~cw cnm :lHr Jlx k1 ...._.'-'°" -Oc vu$47S yrly. 675·3823 slatr that cares, and Oneond lM>BedrOom aft4pm. •1blLN cpl.\ df")~. II·•• ·~ 3242 cw Pauo Home. 2 br. 2 friendly neighbor s . Adull.Ntlg. SUPIRCLEAH 1-_......;;-.,-,_.-----tAVOID INCOMPATI{l[,E ytl. h~e lndry rm '3IX ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba + 1tras Swimming, Harbor View 3 BR, 2 Ba , Modela open daily 10.7. OrTlces g:()()lb6:00 Jbr. 2ba. $265. mo. No ~ .,,_... 1152 ROOMMATES!! m n <"all mft flpm s Br :i ba townhou3e tcnhla. Jacuzz:l. Adults. gardener SOrry,nooneunder21& Now~· · · peu.S48·ll080.544-8985 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Mores832-4J34t S4().90llJ ~p11~kl1ng new roncf LH S400 mo J.$0. dl.S· &4.S·M03eve~ no pet•. Roommate '"""""'' 2 Br:! Ba Condo on El Tc*nllwGmessworir ,.._, 11 3 0 S4 70 C 11 I I .. 1.11 a .. coontror Jan S24 11634 W AT .,. R F R 0 N T • ~rvice available. Mon· '1«5. I br dplx. Kids or Niguel Coll Course. nr ft.oil Of CJ.A-~ .... l~R.f ,..ar r, I '~ ba IM6 1:r.1 or M6-~ t'"I'"' c.PRJV CY lb·to-month occupancy. singles Beachcomber. tenrus & health club $380 11{A-T RlGHTr-.P-E -N trplc,dlllkll rrrn11.,htt ' Logma~ 3241 A fee SU 631 2011 o r mo.l}yt,l·S38·~ll.Eva cpl11 m&n)' d•·<"orto .,..,._ )244 ....................... Oni; Bluffs: spar 2 br; 2 OakwoodGardenApts 5C'72SOI l·S28-4386 Sav•$SbyS••llit 'tra.s MZS ht' No i>c't~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~ ... LS ho . DIR ask 1625640-8873 _:.t l.All 846 7528 ...., •..,. 6 h $2'0. 31R, 21A ._wpcri •odl ll6t WANTED fem. to 1h~e 1.F.A.'iESAVAfLABLE LAGUNAllACH BAYCRF.ST. 3 Br Lg 88011-fi~=~l I Upstairs for family. Nr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rental S17S + ~uUUUes. 38r 2ha t'Pl.\ df'Jlll frpl bltna. l)alln, rhldm1pel! OK S34$ !n"J 6<f10 MUI Ol.AHGE COASTCOUfGI JOr. 2lia. drn f,,m rm. all bl~. ff')llt'. P•llO, RIGHTIULTY 979-1533 ~Jmo mclda aanioe.r, 3 tw. 2 IM. Avoll I IS n N COlllll Mean Ca II owrir' al(l Me-4026 ---- Uv<-1n lrvuw V11tue 3 HORM new"r home yard , gardener incl'd So. Cst. Plau S45·52S4' PA.RIC NIWPORT Newport Creal 1cro1s ~~.h •• 111vne •• tiomes uva1I for lnratl'd In P orta lino ~ ~-03!r1. 64~J.77ll from tennis cru & pdol. """ 170016thSl lat Dover) Adult deluxe I br. cpts. APAaTMEHTS Cheryl 431·3239, Pon WnlnutSqu11r(' Laguna 2 Balhll . WALKTOBEACll 1714)642-8170 drpa. stove. refrlg, l or 2Bedroomsan<1 63H.iu " Ranrh c..11 Homes fireplace. ocean vl.iw 3 Bdrm Duplell $480/mo I Townhou.ses -------~rfldtl lln1v Pk Excellent fom homt' CdM BEST STREET BAI.BOA Bay Club Bach. dl\hwhr. frplc. gar, poo 1''rom ............. """male rmm•A to '~ff ~ M apt. avl 12/23/ $400 mo. ~ Br w/gar $230. New No pets 1975 Pomona, ....,., "" .-r ... f'ulvf•n1ale Col Pl\rll 1 o l.ike new 2 Bdrm w1yard 64Z-40ln crpt, lge fncd yd W/pallo. ~-l007 • Open 9-S Dally house. Laguna Nii . Tun.le Rock & garage ~/ml) Water p<I. 2224 .. O.. Spa-Poola-Tennl1 Aak for Shereen 49~-6~' J :l hdrm, your rh<11ce or 3 3 BUR MS . 2 lialh' l'ENINSULA POINT I ne 2Br. 2ba . fMllC, gar. Pla"""ntla '•1111 betwn l ·" Mesa Verde 2~r., 2bdll. A f y bl from'340lo$40n S pac1ou11 ~rounds <3 4 Bdrrns w/balconle,. ~ ., "" ·" " I I• c In crou rom 81 on Offk. R...tal 4400 1 .... 1 3 car aaraoM I iv • . ....,.. 1 •-patio. S3SO lse 673·6TS3 or 6364120 11pac •v·rm Vf rp · bland at Jamboree on ••••••••••o•••••••""•• J tw1rm. )'OOr choice or 14 ..... · ., .. ~. • · r>resUglous "'""" n\r "' 675.1()158 rm & gar. Cls to shop & San Joaquin Hilla Road. from$335 to1475 rm with fireplace Slit extr, beams & warmth. SICE New 1 br, frplc. lransp. lmmed occup. 1714)64 .. JfOO 4 hdrm Yt>Ur 1·howe of G lD k.tlchen..Some <>Cello l600yrly l&aff, -CMt.ate 3776 P<>Gl. adults. no peta_ $2.50 /mo. ~56 · 3!>77 ; •--- from '4~to~ view ~xcellenl fnmlly WATERFRONTHOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• $230. mo 548·4757 or 546-000G. ·~DELUXE• No Fee" home $486 Mo. 631·1400 Bachelor Apt 646·3798 Wf S TCI If I Bl.I~'~ NI WPOHl fll ill 11 , v .. ,1 1 II •• , , RAHCHREALTY lblktobeach.1135. ---------1L.argc Bach apt. stove. Eastbluff 3 hr, 'J ba . 2 BURM. HOM 1::, IKe. Dover Shores. front row~ Adults. 498_0351 ? Br 2 Ba, fplc pool, 21\y. rernii. cpts. drpa, 988 LeltMl. l.nrl apa c maater •Br2811.culde11al',Mcsa 551·2000 sundeck wtocean vlt1w. Dr 5 Bu. unbelievable F.-Side Children OK Valencia. C M $160. su1lll, din rm & dbl Del Mar. J47s mo ~·or Uv rm w ith fireplace. view /\vall Jan. 10. So.thL0911'"1 1786 $290. S411·00HJ 5"8·5437 &54-0·8067 garage Auto door aJ)Pt. :wi; 0403 t-·v, Sunahlncy Sharp F.nd w /W Carpel thruoul. l1200per mo. 631·1810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• opener 11Vall Pool & M 0 v e-1 n b <' r 0 r c CnndC> iBr I 811 bl\na. KJtchen w/rangc & nven lB 2b 0 1 N rt ? BR. 2 ba on the ocean l Dr apt.s from $200. Cpta, recreauon areft, Adu.Ju Chriat.mn6 3 br, 2 ba. <.:omm poo . tlos1· to $42.5Mo r. a P x. ewpo Furn $700 unlurn teOO drps. encl. yd Kids ok 0-PoW Jl26 only. No pets l"tom$300. 3100Tatl Way. M6-72fi3 ~~ No Ille S 325 D APT Wooda ~~Y ~~ Immed Total.securlty,elevators. Nopeta.548'"°'83 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 86SAmi&OI Way I B RM . at rec. faclliUes. 499-2835 Ca d H Ex. lge 2 br. 2 bal frplc, G Madatr br Co ft.•..,.. 3 Bedroom We~t Costa Woodbridge Twnhme 3 Br Cove Be a ch Lan 1 I Newly redecorated Ch ft sa e ermosa 1 ...... dreulog rm. Adu LI + 1 rana a gm •I MO P'Rf:£ io-n •!,:_ Meta $300 month 2 Ba, A/C, upiirades. w/1w1m pool .One or the Haven Home. 38r. 2Ba. Apa IMC•t1.......... 2b\" apt w/flreplace. n teenager. From $2115. BEACH Z blkl, new paint, 1·2·3 Rm. otnc" f1VP1 111\ 6. 646-5~ll lake & pool pnv 6'<HIS4Z best rental• in lAtauna RV S450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beth. range. oven. dlt Gas Ir wate r pd. 498·'7379. 3 Br :? Ba dplx. fplc. S 125 per mo. A.~. ---------1 forS27S Mo mo ;[~~o pels. G11111.. 1102 hwasher, S320 Alllo 3 br ------'----Airporter Hotel. No IH1e 1275 2 hr + k1<h, ~t or (21 2 bdnn. It,; b11th ....................... laep bldg) mo 2 Br 2 Ba. d1hw1hr. gar, bl\na, patio, aar No peu req 833·3223TU DOOli " singlea Bea.chcomber, Coodos 1310 month FtJRNISRED STUDIO Newport Shores 3 Br. 2 NEF;DA RF.NTAV" l60W Wllaon $275 mo Avail 12120. MOOyrly 645-IG82 A ~7e ~~5 63 I ZOl I or Eves. S59-"536 APT. at Victoria Beach. Ba, near bch & tenms. We have them from l Br. 2 ba. luxury lwnhse .,_2955or98J.S758 RENTAL STEAL' 60' '8 S~PT ---------S&S bwlt College Park 1 Rik. from steps to be1nu, frplr in ram·rni, $7$mo New $hag & kit appl. l Br. $190/mo. Hike. bike. SlA!'PI .ft view to ocean 3 181'7 :'0~1::.:·N~. 3br. E.S1de Gar. frplc . tioll houae Im mac. 3 br. bu ch Owner P• Y• lease M50 mo Unique KJOS.PETS WELCOME Huge matr Np\ Hu loc marina .,2 Akaur. hr. 2 ba. patio. crp\, drpa ,__ _______ _ new paint. cpt , S365 2 ba. 1375 Eves61SO-l53!1 utilltloa. St~ Mo Homes. 87S4'000 NEW ERA RENTALS 0.11833·7ocreor54S·493t · OP.&44-84!13 MOO. L.se or mo. 642·1.3S4 I SOI Wtstcltf Dr. ~3847 or 838·7712 MISSIOM •IALTY N C t Condo $15 FEE ' or642-6"78orlMM•)l1 __ M_et_a_V-erd_c ___ ,LOVELV 2 aty 4 hr. 2~ PHOMl49 .. 07JI Le:~~o~aovle w , 831-z.800 638-8300 CotrhMne 1124 ...... JIJ4 STEPSTOOCEAN .Newport=~ bll fam rm cpt drps 17.,. c... rt 3 BR .........__, •• -...11 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... , .. , Sho 2 ~· ...,....... 4br, 2ba. no pets th~uout. grdnr incl'd. BLUELACOON Vil.LA 2~ml: d.,,., • ..,.. 1 · d · --.-.uxe .,wpt -....,.~ CtllonSlte Mana~tr 9'Jfl 9100 640-0074 28R 2~8A. wshr. dryr, ,... na, '""Or• ors 0 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• br dplll 714 870• ... .,. 1'1141942·3111 el't ~ refrlg, rrp\9, drpe, steps ll11ht No peta $80(), 1 BR, C8rp, bll·ln.\, prlv S11ftSH1na1 ------1\VAll. NOW 4 Br 2 ffa, Allrac TwnNe2 BR. sun. to pvy bch, 2·pool.a. ten &M-2341 deck. Car1ac. Year U You Need A Slatted• brand nl!w home never deck. lndry rm, ref rig, nbi. security. Avall 12· lS S. ca..• 1116 le8.H only. $300 mofT~krD OCIANPIOMT Furnished omc~ eall mhv0ed 1~'aul 1ood,· 0•rrc:~ .• ~~pt $300. 551 14891831·3129 $$00. 111t " lut + $100 ........... •••••••••••• &44·2343 Moo. thru .. 1 ... 2,~.0• 2._:.H•OMI 'rH E EXEC U Iv~ '-.. .,. curtly 0 n I Aal to5 ..,. "' "' SUITE. Rtnl loell.lilkt SS7·7~.Mr Spnrkll 'NEAT, clean 3 Br 2 & se · w r · E le1aAt Can l1tlurl · 3BR.2ba .Q000Moyrly f/Unw rec:epl., pbolltt 6 -----'----I ranch home. Imm~ OC• ~r·~a 213 ·96thlT86. For.ver View, shown by lalboo, ....... 1107 s-TO···cH mall ••rvlc.. uUl ' ty, $425 per mo. Rltr. 811 or · appt only: Call btwn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_..~ -JenkonaJ. Secy'• A ot< 1226 7~9031orevt,497·3298 3Dr,2.0. home. lSSOaq. n &-8 .'JOPM. G:Nl915. Lae 2 Br duplex. Cron at to ~;~·~g· .. ~·= equip avall. NewpOit frplr. chlldr~n & pel3 only : f750rno, lnclda aa· be•ch. Vrb Pvt party ·" a .. u · C.n~r ~~'70 .. •••••••u ••• •• ••• •••••• N E W S m o k ~ t r e e OK 928 TIJu1na. '400 aoc fee & lbd4cpn1. ~l or 573-1204 Lovely 3Br. 2bA, view Townhome. 2Br. 2Ba mo l.20of;q. f\. ol epaeot av.ll Fam rm. ff1)1c. dbl f(ar. Pool. Clubholao. Cloae tCJ HOWARD JOHNSON Spec.lous IBd. 2.Ba, & den. Lri 3Br. 2ba yrty. Bch, I an 1. $400. mo. tl\dd Qulat 1t nr Marina lennl1 courts 1385 ICtd poof on iiott CO\lfM. tcnnla. trpl, pallo, }anit.olial t1n1e.. NB ad\la Sota$ Point RuJt Av a II ab I" Imm«' d llA.LTY Many utraa. tOS dshWllhr. bltnt. Adlu, no on Pac. Cl\ ""'>'· c.an -..oo. Jlaven\hert Ml 1429 497·t744 404-MS3 peu. $400/m o. MO-ms l\Obbie,541-0'm ·v .......... ( .111 Mo lluw,.,<I • 1,4r) nHll , ' OAJlY P1l0T DJ I ~ lt...Build it ... 01aper it. .Hammer it ... Carpet • M .. Cement it... Wire it. .. Hoe it...Clean lt..b\ove .~. li. .. Press lt...Palnt it...Nail it... Plaster it ... F1x It .. SERVICE DIRECTORY F-'tumb 1t. .. Patch 1t .. Pipe 1t.. Remodel u ... t Roof it ... Landscape 1t. .. Tile 1t ... Trim 1t. Sew It .. . Haul it Add it ... Plant It. . Alter 1t... 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Quality work •t re Qa11Jay~7965 FreeElt ~S 1439 F\111.)'l~ur.d M226a6 ----115 95. 537 7396 or ctuld while you work or ;--u pnces Bob ?50-93$4, ........ $«'Yiu 537 33112 ahopan)'l1me. 768 5804 Sonny & Jer Free haul PAT'S JAN I TOR I AL 960-~ Workmanship Cuarn'd C>&Ttll '-. PAJNT & S1'UC Remov1n1¢, trimming, •,.,-••••••••••••••••••• • • Ing. cleanup. lr~ work SERV You dirty em. we Mo~ tnter/F.xt~r FrMesl CO Qua I writ, r e1u •topp1na Ina 'd . 11 <'. 8ooltllHplnc " OHice FREE sofa cleanlnic ~~~·.~4! •••••••••••• ror usable llemb t-'en clean em Spcc-11t1Jzmg.in ••• ;:::•••••••••••••••• 2SYMexp 8420295. pnces )Cl! t671 bonded. Winter rates. aervlc .. thru al.ale· w/mlnlmum c arpel LEEN JARVIS cea /bldg~ r e m oved 968vac!n14t ho mt>h. Lie d MOVING .. Let 2 expr'd •CUSTOM PAINTINC• ,._,....,,. 645-~124 _ _ __ 1 llM!nt.I, typlnf1, mailings. steam cleaned S46-686l ....... ~-R od 1 ~7 2005 ,., lnlr/Extr Reas Rates 11 Mn-...t.... C'--'--M-OJatorM2·l72) -----nuuuions .. em e tna -----men move you Reas ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"""-• -_... CARPET CLl!:ANING 962-M73 l.J<' 317HS6 llauling, movmg, deunup JAPANESE Houseclean wtrefs 494-6936. ~ Call Bruce 546-0720 eves PLU~ H~R ttepalr r~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.pe.e11 f7ROOM.CALL W.deiM $'7/up Treework Reali. inii.Owntrans.dependa -. . lntr/Exl Paanlin1t A"ll pll)t', 1n•lull•t1on •SUNSlllNEBOYS• ....................... 646-S167AFTERNOON ""9 ~ rast.freeesl842~7 bleG'JS-4672. f'r1endlyMovmgCo Em $35 11 rl 1 st'rvlct;i1 G Gldlt·y. Qual work, tree e11t ~NISH. REMOUEL & -_ .. •••••••••••••••••••• • c1ent, tnendly service rm•.,:,. a tp64<"e2•31~c 64293lS 640·8409 & 673 2410 1 r Small Jobs OK c-nt/COftCl"9te Exprd Haw1lan gardener --~ Ho!f'e Hohday Cleaning, Lowe:it po~l! r at~s pam. neee8 · ""' ev/wknds :M m,.0379 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yd cleu.nuJllS , trimming, -...••••••••••••••••••••• windows. silver. waxing, 847·0092 0on·t l.lt! horru1wajtgll.'<l. Roofing Dub Scarcia Concrett' Inc prun1n g Ll Ila ul 'g Waht...a REALLY CLEAN general ch:anlng. Please P~/P rl For tine qual. piunUAg & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..c.,..tS.....lu Generalconcrete work. ~. HOlP.SE? Call Ginaham call M 1k~ all Spm . -...... lllP'1'HJ fair prl'"e• l oo "all Repairs & Composition Co I R d tl I G I Fr 963-4143 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" , • " " ..... ••••••••••••••••••• mmercaa · es1 en a G d g i 1r . eeesu.~5123 __ . p I\ 1 Richard I hi pressure Shanwles ll\apecllons ---------• IAampoo & .team <'lean-498--0069 L1c2.200Cl r::wpot'n:t c~:;av ~ees~~ HO USECLEANING is Jcmitoriol alnt ppa rk·35 Yhhln clean first. do they~ IMrd/licd Lowpnces.rr Ing. Color bnghtenel"6 l&rt:D, wur mani IP Llc/lns ~SSSS est8»5020or:MI S9JO wh.\ 1 '" 1 • •Rf'!l1denl11I Concrcte• CtlM & llunt1nglon Our Business. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• guor i ·akeadvant.ofmy ----------1 ----------1 carp 1 -m n Lloyd Dennis Conslrue· Reasonable role ~. Joruce's Raggedy Anna W1lsonJarutonalServ1ce exper S36·7056. Fast.. professional quality s.wiftc)/AJterattou ·bleach. Clean II v rm, dm lion 20 Yrs exp .,~<5123 "A"'7588 t 67" "<«• n..-r For Ad Action l'm Is hall SlS Av~ rm . .....,. .,...,. -a ~ rn:: er new construction. pa1nl1n1: .:it very low ••••••••••••••••••••••• '.'.17 50, toOUC:h SIO, chair SS Child Can y ARD CLEANUPS HOUSECLEANING Call 892·0383. , .. Yow Catt. rat.es. 548..s.24 Meodln& done neatly ·~ ellm pet odor. Crpl ••••••••••••••••••••••• MonthJv MOW•· EDC E Bv reliable couple. Maso. 'I Avrg Extr !Sty $345 1900 fo'eder1t. C.M. i 1$ y~ exp Do ~ .. ~ 2·Sly $465/lntr $4Srm PAPERHANGING ~lllt rei>a r r. VILLAGI!: CHILO CARE Call Ron M7·6709 Ref's 963·5813 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prices incl mtr'l/labor Qual work. fully guar •ork m Y• elf · Refs Corona del Mar. fuU day --Fireplaces-Planten. Guar, insrd. rree est Reas . ..era. 846--4340 N l·OlOl. care. pre·school environ GraclftcJ HOUSECLEANING Bnck Concrete Patio Ted 636-708Sor "2·0134 T••~ Repair :Tr~ your old stuff ror 11e w J;ood1t!1 with a • Clasa 1ed ad 642·5678 - ment. enrichment OP·••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp·d. Own trans. Block Walls BBQ Pits Puper, paint. 20yrs exp ••••••••••••••••••••••• portun1l1es Licensed, Skiploader. dump lruck. 54.S-5106 Ref, Est.s646-0464 PETERS PAINTING 2 O % d Is c be r ore CANOPY TV SVC CO experienced. creden· hauling. lree wk. grad· Sell di Expr'd reas rales. free Christmas Salis guar Lsl Rate Service tiaJed 67S·78SO mg._d~o. elc. 7S1·39JO 1 e Items 642 56f8 Want Ads CaJI 642 5678 est Call Gene SS2·04S8 _ No wail. free esJ 960-3906 at fair Pnces 960-1633 Call a Daily Pilot AO.VISOR 642-5678 ~ ..ott1ua...ta1 4400 ...._, Mort9!91t. Tnat Ptnanals 5150 HetpWOfthd 7100 ~W..t.d 7100 ....,W..t.d 7100 He4pW..ted 7100 HelpW.-.cl 7100 .,,................... ••••• Opport...tty 5005 ~ 5035 •••••• •••••••••••• ••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._ •••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '",('t)M dla awtes rrom SlSO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drinking problem.. AD TAkEll • IOAT C..'OUNTER HELP HOUSEKEEPER. MAID UUJ U\Ckl, A/C. ample ht & lftdTD Lo.ti C.all AJ~hol Helpline P1tlme 15 Hn µer wk CARPEMTHS 10 AM t.o6 PM Student OK P/Tlmc. S3 .ruu, "IJMB J>ki. )anllor 67~ TRA VB. AGENCY s~·~ • 640-8292 24 hrs a day 835-3830 Must be neat, pleasant & Wtnchell~ Donut. 253"!::' '-hr. '9"S4nntance Dr, NB. ~Mesa Verde Conv KO.p -Pnme IQ<'. Nets 12200. lrvl11ePac1£1cl"'inancial e nJOY rleallng Wi the Arcyouaboatcarpent.er 17thSt.CM 642·1225 661Cent.er St.,C.M . Prime loc:ut1on in Hunt· ---PREGNANT? public Apply in person, Interested In working for :J-1 n gt o n B ca ch on mo. Grossed $80,000 rno AllncMlncMMRts/ Caring c onridcnll a I penny s 8 v er , 1660 the mrgr. or the world's Counler Part time coun· HOUSEKEEPER Management Trainee Brookhurst. 800 square 751-3741 PenoMll1/ rnunsehng & rererrol Placentia Ave. Cosla f ines t 11 a 1lboats• lor help, eves, golr Dependable, Ughl cook· Youn" man 10 work in feet. Single. J(arrlen type liNlTF:O UUSINESS Lost & Fo.tct 1\bortion, adoµlrnn & Mesa West.sail Corp., maker or range Apply In person, ing, Uve in Non.smoker. Grow"ing Tool Rental '•lltOre or omce 1;oo0 e1<· INV1'~TM ENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• keeping. ~· this excellent crart. 111 100 fair Or, C M Fair· Reis 640-8199 aner 7 ·30. Business. must be neat in .1 poaure. &'<Stl(ncd park· l~MesaVerdeL>rt; A.lwwetMftts 5100 APCARE S472563 AL.ARMINSTALLER oow accepting appbca grounds L>ri ve Range appearance&havevery tng: Call Mr Plummer (across rrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~nenced. 642 3490 lions from skilk'<I boat Mon f'Y1 . , __ ....,.,100 neal handwriting. g day ~67 Kona Lanes) · *SHARO..,..'S* carpenters with at leut2 u ... .-~. k / .. d ff -Su1telOO.<.:ostaMesn Artists & Crafts men " ARCHITECTURAL }rswOOdwOf'kln••exprin ':__:r.""mawrneeed .. maaynoror APPROX 800 sq rt . C·2 al UBI o 7 d needed for wknd Craft OUTCALL MASSAGt; DRAFTSM •N ., DATA IHnY RECEIVING r-n: pen ays s h . " the boaltng industry. ror permanenl. reaponalble • JJO t: 17th St , S2SO mo.------ale. maJOr 5 op !: 499·1224 Minimum 3 yr~ rei;1den fuH time or piece work OPERA.TOil ""'"Ilion, exper. not r• Doyle 548-0479 · GIFTs-HAUMARK center, SS p1day S4<>-0940 1· I Call r 1 INSPECTOR ...,... ~ '"THE EXPERIENCE"' 1a cxper. or app employment. Ir you are The Jolly Roger. Inc. is Q'd. apply 1930 Newport ~\ OB.UXEOFFtCES Presti ge loe . Nel s WEALTHY Adull molel. Closed 759-0213 an uncompromuing lAk.lngapphcatlonarora Small prec1slCtn Bivd.Coata Mesa. ''tornml & indstl spaces. ~= r~~~'lus others to BUT UNHEALTHY? circuit TV For lleserva ASST. MANAGERS craftsman, who gives on· Data Entry Operator. machined & molded too 2000 rt /I. 1 uon11, 5411.9755 ly the best or hlmselr to Mm. of l yrs exper. on parts ror electro· Ma11agement Intern•· t-0 sq. 5 ow 751-1741 Custom servicew1lllead ----------1 Wanl a married cpl for his job, apply to the re· the1BM3741or3742asre· mechanical devicu tional Merc hand111ln ti aaM<aq.£l.LagNii:uel& UNITEDBUSINESS you lo health. Foruppt. KARE..,..'S rust Mgr Alladultapt ccpt1onist at 27~ quire d . Permanent Workinl( knowledice or Firm offers suppUmen· Mission Viejo are as, INVESTMENT call lA!e Wb1lney at <law * " * t•omplex. No dogs. lncl'!I, McCormack. Costa Mesa r1ume duy :shirt. Ad van· true position dimension· tal Income opportunity .g.•ndy to S U Frwy 1525 Mesa Verde Or. 1-: oHice) 644·5298. 1£ no OUTCALL MASSAGF. rent &sal. "7·0331 cement to computer ing prer'd. Proficient use for an ambitiowt couple. 11: 831· 1400 (across rrom Kona Lns 1 answer. Iv mesi.age re 6PM·2AM 838 1780 Boat Carpenter. oper alor posaable ror of precuuon meaaunng Income commenaurale Suite 106, Costa Mesa He1tllh sen•lces at ATTENTION Al I ant 1 c Paci r l c right indlv. Pay will be Instruments & 3·$ yrs ex· with ability. M6·6307 WESTCLlf'F 1-'urn"d ore, Sl20mo. 642·4097 UBI Opcn7days ____ 644_·529_2___ MASSA.GE •GUYs-GIRLS• Maritime Company. based on exper. level. per. reqwred Appl.lea· FIGURE MODELS Are you 18 & over & free 646-$491 Apply m person SAM-tions taken Sat Dec. llth Markel Research In HombunJer Stand SCRAM·LETS ESCORTS to travel w/sharp young 5PM Monday thru Fn & Mon thru Fri terv1ewers needed Im Laguna Beach group to Hawau, f1a & IOOKKEEPER dlly. 1700 G1llelle Ave, STACOSWITCH. INC med1at.ely. Door to door Free standing build in" ANSWERS OUTCALL ONLY Lhruoul lhe USA. No ex m local area to work at Irvine. 1139 Baker Cost.a Meaa study. 83'7·3434. :n~To 630Squnre £eel Ideal for with plenty or parking 631 JI I I penence necessary w/2 hm. approx ll0· 120 hrs 549-3041 M ,..SSIUSE Busy year ·round Gross Devour -Oxide • wk expense paid lralnlnit per mo. Must be ac· A mi: SIS.000 mo. now. Will Crown -1-~actor •'IORTIO... program Above uverage curate. respon. Send re· Dental Asst. ch rsd • Equal Oppor Employer 118·28> for leg1l1mat.e rull sell ror 29'~. down Agt DIVORCED -"' earnings the reafter • All sume to llOMC. P 0. Box p/llme. X rays. Eves t 1 m ,. po :s 1 t 1 o n 1 n 837.(200 Overheard: .. Marriage CounseUng & Rererral lransp rurn1shed. Apph C-19560, Irv .. Ca. 92713. Some Sots. HB 846·3540. J OIN NOW. GO LATER~ Massage No exp nee • Real !!:stale Bruke r • i\llorncy ---IS a premature punish· Preg. test avail. wknds cants s hould be neat, -DENT,..L/,..1·'1t Reserve trainmg of your We train. Call 752·9561 ~-Retail menl for lhose who gel 24 HrHeJpline547·94_!5 I •· bl l I IM IOOKICEEPER A A M h I 1 l llf <24hrs >. 21 12 Harbor. Cooclpark1n~ Prlmecoastaliocollonm DIVORCED." ir~gi~TeE~~~veFo r Prev exp. In Public Ac· 2 Po111l1uns open ~ oce mus qua YI c .M. 2930 w. l>acifi( • /l.ccounla nt llifihway exposure So th 0 C t •SPIRITUAL READElt I S Chalrs1de le Cha~rside and Europe aHlgnmenl Hi lie McCormack ,.,,._':_ ral n1tc oun Y. Lost & FcMmtd 5100 f'ully Licemsed per.mnal interview con· ct ·g. o re. Cal Mr. aun· E now. enter active duly Coast Hwy. N 8 . vwud'S 11 ness only re· l8IM El Camino Rc;.il tact M.s Blue. Tues lhru derson or Mr Trapp w11n11urancc cxpr . x lat HS d 1 1---------- Realty 494 7Ml aaonshopror sale Must LOST••••••·~~·~··•;••••;;;• SanClemente.1:-'orappt f'Yi.lOAMtoSPM.atthe Western Busin e ss perienc e necessary fe~~·e d c'f1~~rp~eY M aturc c oupl e !or &lboa Inn. $250 mo incl ~ to apprcc1ale Good / 8 a 1 m em L x 49'.! 9034 49'.! 7296 Golden F'orest lnn. 1050 Services, 563 W. 19th Sl., Busy practice. Short ~ .t.e' ' emergenc)' house ror ulJI 105 Main Sl. Ualboa. terms. Low rent Agt 1e e • g e m 1 x 1 c w. Katella <across from CM 642·0212 work w~ck . ~nehl1 El T~ r 768·S2Sl Wat.er Co. free rent ulll & ~740 s_:J'7·QIO J004321.10yrsold. Aru lo Young Caus. male would Dt1neyland 1 or call Hunllngton Bch 84i 6076 Collta Mesa ~l~ salary. call ll ·~P M . ----~Heal Eatate Ort1 c e Bunt.o M6-S96l hkc to talk W/Older 776 7910. ext . 202 BOOKKEEPER o~ ... L 1.52:1 MesaVerdeE. _S45-__ 1060 ______ _ ---=---------Completely furnished Found: Small white male wo~o for a favorable Parents welcome 3l in General bkkpng dutie1. m1A Mgmt Troe. perm Earn Ca.OMA DEi.MAR good locaoon Hnt~ Sch. poodle. older. Cataracts affair. David. Leave terview. TYPlnR req"d. Prefer Dental Sec t r ec pl.I-_________ , 1175.szoo wk . Fuller ~ce space available For sale or trade for I n e Y e s . V I c : men. ana serv 536-8881. •9"'1"B ... ,...,lvE '-IRL Automobile exper. Call trainee Pt tlme. po11 KEYPUNCH BruahSalea, 554·7851 &ulhside or highway. eqwty 7$1·"429 ' falrview/Paularlno. RELAXING MASSAGE "'' '""'..,.' Y w Dianne at Bauer Motors, full tame taler. SZ.50 per OATAIHTilY ••175 /monlh . Call ---$ CM.557·1909art6p.m. BobJames·Lic.MaHeur Soph.latlcated.slable.all ColltaMeaa,970·2500 _h_r._644_·0811 orat.ATOtl Night manager. mlac • "57$-2311. ask ror M ISSi M.edM 2 50.000. F_O_U_N_D_ 11 h Outcalls 9.9, 494-5111 American godlrl ll ype, nlcle 10-11EEPl!a Desk clerk. rull tlme; The The Jolly Roger. Inc. la duties. Reference• req'd-~ lo bw\d "restauronl ror s ma , w ite figure lo m e pnvat.e Y VftR ..... I L 2 N laking appllcationa for a Call for Interview. a lrlple A hmant Provt!n Co~ ka poo. Fem 3 le SodatCWK 5400 J...4 hn week. Great pay. l\ssist.ant. must be good M al aguna, 11 0 Data Enlry Operalor .1_Ba_lbo_a_l_nn_.6_7_S_-8_7_40 __ IT,00011Qn.ofcblrl"gl7lh& restaurateur int.be El w/pl nk collar C a ll••••••••••••••••••••••• Utmoetdi!creUon, fl ex1 · w1thnumbers,1tron~dl.l· Coast H''? .. Laguna Minoflyrsexper.onlbe,._ ________ _ '•Newport Blvd C/L zone Toro/Oranee Co area. 842-B:S. SLNGLE b I e h ou r s . Writ e tail, willing to handle Beach. App Y In person. lBM 3741 or 3742 ia r•·'" f'timc rur :.in·h1te cl Bo "'•••l11ed Ad *803. Dallv I -' 1 r .... S w•rHER I Ne11otlable terma b FOUND Llll( Hair Germ nred of the bara. "M eet "''""""" " 1 aome c erica un .... ona, DI H _ qut red . Per m a nvn t e ngineer!:> re)t1ona ~roll 17141831 0670 M k ~·· L k 1 Pilot. I'. O. Box U60, excellent working condj. A 1 1 M 1 f/Ume day shtA. Adyan· NURSES AIDIS ,f)erv1&dm1n1atra11ve --. . -Shep Fem.Tan&Black ar els . oo nto Cceta Meaa92626 lions. Experience a ppy n person. U · l t l i;ntr or ~ Will ne11 lse for JUHK YARD 2 yrs old. Talbert School, Videov1ew and you'll hnd ----------1 must. lrvtne area. Send doons Irish Pub. 202 cemen o compu er Immediate opentog.s for maJor tenant Ownr. W k •· , ..... 962·3524 bnj(hl. acl1ve, happy AUTO MECH Exp'd. salarv htslO"' lo: p O. Newport Center Dr, N.B. o.pera.t_OJ pop111ble for mature 11de1 on all 644--0997 Auto rec ing .,. vi...,.,, people who share your heavy duty Amer. cars. ·~ •J l'Jahl wulv. ay will be shirts . Training pro itt!:T: Pam uceruedrorL /I. FOUND Male D11lma · intereau. Al yo1;1r Apply in person. Mesa Box 19553, Irvine, Ca. Donuts Fem 18 & ovr based on exper level. vided. Good Bcnefils, CdN390lol050sqft.Cpb & Onng" County Bua1 t1on. Laguno Hilla cl ubh.se we hove tennis, Ctr. Automotive, 196 E. 927_13 ________ ~~~m~:.~~~~a~~::: :t~lyM':oo':y"~hnru8~. pleasant atmosphere drps . A c. Janito r , ncs1 nets S1600 mo A.ct 58J.193llo1denl1fy dancing , parties & ti 16lhSt .CM ly in person to Sachse·• day, 1700 Gillette Ave. P1easeapply10person: prk g Ma11tl•ri1673·4l~ R:JT4200 P'OUNU Ladles Ring ~~l~wa~~~.1es.CallAutomot1ve IOYSAMDGIRLS Donuts. 25571 Jeronimo Irvine. . BEVHLYMAMOR OFt•1c fo: SPAC'E . N B CAR WASH & CiAS Call lo identity eve11. 1197.5400 New Detail Shop needs for Dady Pilot routes In Rd. M1111on Viejo. Noj~~~~~~~~~~ 2~ Via Etllrada ;,tl.§4P Wt'6~11rr Or t\lr. Super located well 646-2547 606 E . Chapma n /\v . help. AL.arch BBeeac'!_ aMreat beof phone calls. Leoat Se lary mat Eq~!1gO'ppoa ~~~ltv ~: wllcl. etc Two umt11 e 1ta hi1 !'I ht• d money -0 Orang1.> Top wage11 paid. Engine guna acu. us ----------• ,. ere • ure , • -" ..,00, 0 ·~· ....... er ()~nMr ha•. • lO<J P UNO: Keea_hond. Fem S at least 10 years old. EDUC S .a.LES To st.art an.er the New Employer M /l'' ...,., IQ '' ea -m ·n" ,,_,. ~ ' ~ .. r~ ... t H St!al Be h "t!--..1.....& & 'leamers. entt pamters. • A ~~~~~~~~~ ·~111 Ont• uml 130o sq many t: l tl.'rms Ag\ ~166 wy. ' ac ,.._"' buffers & pohshers, up Phone 642·4321, ask for TEACHERS-PARENTS Year. 644·5730. _ ft. 2 111il l'l <. :i 1:. 837·4.Zf)I ~atiOfl holstery s hampooers. Circulation Field Enterprises Educ LEGAL.SECRETARY ......_ .a.1..-.$35 • $4U O mo r \ C' IP I c.· -----POUND 2 Sml 1'1>0dlcs ....................... check out. p1ck·u1> & de Corp. needs people of in· IWNS A1US REAL ~TATE Gene Jan1ton11 I i\<'~1unt11 l.oc maybelosl11whlle S C:.t Schoolt& livery Apply at IOYSANDGIRLS tegnty to demonstrate Permananl p /l1me, 3-11&117 RllJ. M.2 <m> 1n lr' 1nl'. (o:>tu Mt.'sa Plau Area 5S6·3'73" lMtr.tion 7005 2059 Harbor Bl. CM MWtlon V11!JO • El Toro venous educ aides Full Newport Beach Expr"d Pvt duty -less feet m . ~rca Sl'llln~ at 3 t1mc5 •••••••"•·•••••••••••• 64S-l030 a rea ~arn your own or P t lim e . 11000 reqwred Call Beverly Hospt starf rehef No ....,..,......_. 4450 monthly amount <.:a ll LOST male Ge rman MEN WOMBN1----------1 money selling subl!cnp-Guarantee for 100 sales 8-S,at833-J776 rees. Leacoulle Mvd -·••••••••••••••••••• ~ Shepherd vie Beach & In TRAIN FOR 1---------~ lions arter school. For In· 1n1erv1 e w s . c .:i 11 • Legal Trainee. Bnght, Serv • 351 Ho.p1tal Rd., NEWPORTBCHSTORE d1anapol11 Reward. IA.RTEHDING AVON rormat1on.call830-09L3 Virginia C.:ilk1ni . xlnl typ1n1 skills ror NB l630i\vonSt ·S2'10 Mo GARDF.NlNG ROUTE ll60-3290or ll68-3439__ TWOWEF.KCLASS CAI DRIVERS 567-1041 careeropporton MAG ll 642-9955 ~Wynn (213)4?7TIOl Truclt&fo:qulp ror sale LOST Sm.brown poodle, N/l.TlON·WIDEJOli Men or Women EXTRAORDI NARY lypewnter In Newport ___ 6_5_· 4-_9_9_5_4 __ _ ~lboa l&land, rcl11ll. _ 496 060'J name '"Coco". Reword, PL/\CEMF.NT Chriitn.i EanthH)t Must be2Sorover JOBS in Europe for HS Beach, e11late plann~&. NURSIS AIDIS ~ .. ~ .. m ~~r~ ~t~: •• 1 o~~':kt-an-MH)ltt Club ttunt Harb. ll40· l4W -•'(1g1g?;~~iiE ~ ~~: A~J'~~ ~·n ~~~~fy, ~:sae~~eot~~T,?'~~ ~rc~~t;x~~ P~!~':::. All stun.a. Exper. prot'd. ~ftlt APPl'l.IX ~ S.1 n . SS4.000 net l:teach Uni POUND In Ft'dco pork· OrPORTUNITIES RIPRESEHTATIVES . ll.251SloterAvenue o r your c hoice and but will train . Call Wll.llralnlf nec.6'12·2410. prlv _rt<!'ll room Rlt r qllt.lnol'Ompctillon Ing lot. a paC'kllj(u AMERICAN Heal lime to establish t-'ountaln V11lley Europe .:iss1gnmenl <714>833-V983 MURSES AtolS 644 23-'3 Moo to Fri . 9 to Ulf A9, 7Sl-l74 I Owner rmi y call & ulcn I ART! ND ER s cu.stomers. Interested' Some enllslee1 may1·--------m1 S t1£y c ontents (;all Call 54().7041 or Zenith CARWASHHELI' qualUy ror up to $2SOO UPM·7AM EJCper pre· -------Mf9-"ow.rToob 54.9434H SCHOOL 7 L3:le Ftllme. P/Ume. cash bonus. Call your MACHINIST t'd Meu Verde Coov 'S:J .CAI' STORE S10 Pmve S33.000 in "1fi On· F'OUN[l I l1041!:.17thSt.,SA Overl8.All"""'ll'Ans l\rmyRecrwtcr. Hoep,661CenterSl.CPlf i-.A Cam1noC..p No of I •"<000 ... r o l''em11I<' t og, 8341960 ..,..-"' Good gener al back· 'Ai 1 .....,, ~ wner abo t ~ mos old , "'1 . 151 Locations ~I Toro 76tl·~l n~ • ...t Set PEOPLJI: PERSON 1>1l~lon 1310 J>t'' mo manng .........,u a I Scbc:JoUCoaslToCoaal Babysitter needed. 2 METROCAR WJ\SH Colita Mesa 54().1~ &-"V••'-'"· up&operate Exec needs p/llme u · nuoe Sq rt also PU . Ull ..... 751-1741 .,.,.,.•rrrwn ...... mull vc ---------II hid variety or nutc:hlnes ID· 7 Back Hay Cell 673-0402. Jobs W..ted. 7075 ama c 1 ren Mon· Fri 2950 Harbor Blvd, CM 1525 Meaa Verde E . eluding t urret lathe, soc. in whale.supply. F\ll· ·~~.G7Sol1& ••••••••••••••••••••••• e\ICS 5S9·1838. lrvlne. t----------1---G-... -L---,o--·y--vertical & horl1ontal lycap1laU.Jlld.G'7J·222I. " -••,. ADVBTISING LOST smoll bill do!(, fem . , . CASHIER "" "' "' OW AVAIL.A..... _ $'72_,000. NF.1' flcLPOQ<llo. Ooo~ sine~ Hey 1llere Like let a i<et BABYSITTER. needed ExccSecy·TopSkllliJ. m1l111 & punch prea1ea.1,.._ ... _____ _ llf\tastlrBuslnesa lofa S -'I Su VI M II it-on, call-Oh11rhe fOl"ffP for 2 gl1'la.1tft-school 4t Wwlul.nd.s·puman.enl. ..,,._,,.._ n h~ -Small prec:l1t1on aw1leh1" -M , Lido Ar.-n, 11p11roJ1 pecific m.,., •specialty 'n mom. e a"no • In paateup, lay out , some ev11, CdM area. H.8 Brl11ht.dependable. ""•v••&""• tilt r'! componenl11 Days only. 1400 &Q rt . pltintUul ~':'Ynn~. F.d. ~1>4!Srati~nj !.,~~ma . Reward publicallona, 11dvcrtl11· 676-8076 Wiii train. call 84741581 XlntarrangefJ4~·2t367 ' Applications taken Sal parking, &13 1>120 or v.•v w,. 0 pee a ........ · 1nl( lllwit 675-8407 It'• ---------for appl. 81\M lO 1200 ~ Oec. lllh &Monthru Fri. "2·'11198 l r a 1 n in It re q u 1 r c • LOST De<' :lnd Cocker all ln CharUe's cloaet. Babysltwr w3 nted for 9 yr Noon General Accta S750 $TACOS WITCH IMC ----------• penooality. · old C M area Own .... W..ttd 4600 Ull/AA)t 751-3741 SR~awnalerld. re8m4"-·S~ooladeonr HAVING A PARTY7 .2 tra~. Aft ~chool & some CLASS of 1976 Ac:ct'g/Prop Mgmnt 1139 BallerCOltit Moaa .. " " G d Stud •· ---'ed for European aa· & Maintenance St2K 549·3041 •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• u-to• ~ "-O•s -"""'S . ra en.... exp. in eves Non smoker Call ·~ "--"---1 ~"""' I woman wtahes a .--, .,_ " ' ,,_..""' Barlendlng. Walt1na. 556-8826or644·4360 algnmenta In the US .,.,.,y,..,., .. ,, nK' "°"" f,qual Oppor Employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• •u ,.,,...~I Armv. Tr1tvel. "du"'a lrviM Penionnel Agency n I 1 h • d r o o m Reward. Loll Samoyed u,.,...,, ''" v ma!( ' .. ~ E hr·--M -:.t:... BANKING tlonal opportunlt1ea. Up 488 l7l vu.ta eaa c~cMn pr1v. In H.B. $CASHi Pup $ moe. t2/9, Agate Hlfp Wmhd 7100 . JUNIOR CU( t.o $2500 cash bonua paid Sullo22A 642 1470 Have something you want .• ~:1 area Call an s, HOME OWNERS bom>w ~.~ B. Info call. A .. • .. •:7~ .............. Typing. mjcrOfllrnina & to qualified enheteea. ~ t.o tell? Claaal(lod act. do a1:....___ atlowbankrate•toc:on· C(OWh .. wg stock rm. exp. req"d Csll your Army CENERAL OFC. P /T. lt ~ll 6'12·5678 . For Ad Actiotl Call a Dally Pilot AO.VISOR 642-5678 ., -•Jlrtnst/ .oltdale debta. pay taxes, Lost male wht longhalred JR. ACCOUMTINCi Mu.st havv valJd Collf: Rec:ndt.er: steady work, Ille ship lalte a vacation. room ~al. N. & declawed wear· CLIRk Or1vcr's Lie. Apply in El Toro 768-5251 ping duties. repltgn'g or tff1p W..ted 11 OOH.Ip W..,t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• addition, awhn pool, p11y mg gm collar wtn ea col· The Jolly Roger. Inc. haa person. Mariners Sav· Collta Mesn 540-l02e am fast.enera 111 W. 17th •••••••••••••••••••••••'••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... off •xilUng 2nd or any lar. Name Snowball an entry level opening lnl(1 & Loan 1 515 i525 MetaVerdeE. St,C.M.646·~ I°''" lwtlty 500!1 pw'J)09e Phone5Sz.4184 for hurd worker looklna Wetlcllff Dr., Newporf aerk & Xerox Operator . ....................... MICHAMCS FOUND: Full grown for opp. to jlrow Mual Boacb Equal Oppor $3.00 per hr. Call Copy G1Mral Offla . c-•·· ... a.1 HATIOMAL IA.HK Golden Rcttlever male, proOclenl W/lU keli ad· Employer Servlcd3l·l42$ s Days a wit. afternoona · = a~~~~'iri:: '714 '631--lH4 vtc Cat Hwy " Poppy St. ::'d ~°:(J 1~f ~'; r~r ~1~~~Y 1-B-o_• __ t_• __ M_o_l _d_.S_h_o_p_ COOK = d'::e::! g:t!~~~. -'IP b" for frte lnlo. AJI I st ._.... .. l-T D • CdM, &40-47&2 sales report• for our Oelcoaters, Ftberalaai must UlrG worklna wllb caf.e ' ' -• .-.... • • 1 lAet. Blk/Orey Toy f'em. reslaurant:1 •nd misc l.a m In .at ors. x In l Exper Apply ln s>ert0n numbeni. Xlnt bl:~fll.3 :,.,a::: t.!'p1':f:1!.c LOAN AYAJL.ABLE Poodle. Whl 1pot on sen. olc. duUea Apply 111 ~Its, ex.per required. t.o Sam., Seafood No. 2• Nwpt Cntr IOt' Contact 71t-J741 C~l:,:1::n\ cbclt. bu wlde nea col· penoo, 17042 Glllctler Apply Coastal ftecrea· 890l £ Coast Hwy, CdM R1lA Olttdatone for appt. ~ UNITl~D BUSfNESS ----------1 lat Nr Beach/Yorktown. Ave., lrvloe llum·~pm, lJOn, 17422 Derian Ave., OOOK·FRV 64-t 12301F..O.El •; tNVl~TMENTS MDIII I a. T,_t IUwardS4W853 Mon-Fri. lrvlru:. FRYCOOKparUJme. !=j'avKnieoL~ •• ~ •••••••••• ?~.~~1..osT red /brn rem ADMIMSIC'Y a--1-0_Y_S_A_N_D_G_ll_L_S_ o;:..c:::·• Ty~,:C::Cr!q·d Nunes 9 STAFF POSmON AACN -htlll .. 9CI Mmr'le _. ...... ,g..,_ -2 yn. ..... Cltllal C .. lxpwtlLCe ) aitte~~~1on~ na) Oactiabund ·ln Fountain Penonnel,l2mo's •. 8hr lU to l5 years. E'arn 21lf18N C P\euantwork'«.cond';. 'VI.I • Ope~1~~. LOANS 9% Valley. Reward.0089332 day, salary run1&u : S8ll3 Chrtatmumoncy ·$20t.o ewportBI. .M. llfJallh care toclllty Excellent professional career op-.a.. ZMTD &.o.t or Roy, 898-2638 ~~-~per mdo. + frlnati S40 per w~k aellln1 sub· COUNTER OIRL Call · Mr K .. 84'7·351j J>Ol'\UDJty lrvlne location. Send re. e.1-1~ll4ft. want t.oexpand '~. Bla"k ' -b mal• .,..,.., •· Sblh . UO wpm. acrtpUona to LM Oally W :l t d \ b su.me to : 10'&r Una? Ila~ wdy'a Fairef.t 'hnnulnce llM9 ._, '" ._ • "'• typlnl( 60 wpm. App17 Piiot Transportat ion n e • mus • GUAll>S 1' Shlr11 Butol tin ............. Co. West.mtnatar 6 2.i.t St ' Di.st. Ofe. Laawia BclL provl~ No d Uver1a1 pluaant. conrldeol W'priMa,'114'7Sl ·I03'1 64J.217t f41-06tt CM.IMMC»4 Unified Sehl. Ol1t. or collectlna Pbon~ w t publlc, study CothW... Amlfk•A•aclilloaof .. l!f"!.~.,..._-------1....:..~.:.;;......;._.;.,.;..;;....;~...:. Lo•l. Reward. •mall 4.111~·&tier.12/:lOnt S.9712 employment. tome tx· Permanent run" Part Crftlc• c ... •tum ••AST FOOO• I' UYI tS bladl: doe wtwbl rbal. Have som(:thln11 you wtot perE'u~-rl:c1eaA•-ume Phone 6 lnnap te· l'Mtfl*,11l1l., Prt•at.apartywUlbuy 111&197 lau. male &oaeU!Clautfledad•dQ Rave something to sf'll1 2S47Ea':t01u1r'D;" q 'd twured welcome. Jl91 ........ Wt.l00. ......... CA ' U., .._ .. _. 15' ·'10 10W" 2Dd T 0 6G·S$73 te-,\JQl,.aA I ,inn-tt welJ GU--5871 _Clualfled ad.I do 1l well C.ll ~4• of(' lln l().J, 92664 9lllm:-.:::;.;;;:==:;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;.L=:=:::::=:=::::.:::;...lc:O::~~·~:c::::::->--:.:,:·:::;;EJ-.~;.;.~~-=-....... .l.=::::.~.::::=:=::..._~-l~N~B~-===--=~644~~--0832==1,=Clo9--ed_W_ed_ne~lld-•-1~==--~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~ I I L DJ20ArLYP1LoT Thu~1y.Oecemwus.1ws ~.~.~~ ....... !~.~~ ~~ ...... !~.'-~~.~!~~ ..... !~~-~~~Ith 11out~.~! ........ !~~~ ~=s. 9160 Hefp W•hd 7100 He-Ip W.t.ct 7100 ApplcmcH 10 I 0 I'm 1 beautiful perfect Furn ate .. bc>t ml&· P11Jr l.IM'd ude pipes SlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hobie 18 trlr nf'w u•n.s & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • l30~ T"::'p·,;rtt U~I I~ l8x24 H 0 cutter tor 19i+i Sunhur-.t jo 1•ndl'1 mott i1 4~ 1)44~ or 2G'GMC MOTORHOM~ RF.FRIG ERATOKS lady Ambtr ey~ · med 67~ ' rurdboard 01 ll&hl metal St r .Hue .h l 4! 1 G 111t .tr ~l 75<l> Spa I Wntr rateia Pvt PHONE SALES Phonl' Sales people. !Mir Ctr ftmale. 16 to 6S yl':ir~ or lilt\" Guaranteed wawt..., or rommlash>n~ 250 l::ut 17th Stn·el, Suite O. C:o•to Mcu. bet11.·('t<n 5 00 & 8 30 p.m ~42Zl i'~Ulll OJ>Porlun1ty t:mployer P1l SJle~. $40.$70 wk up Ml!n, larllei.. student!\. 1-:ves1Silt 554 71151, ~'7fllfj RECEPTIONIST ;\ttr11t11vc. over Ill. for llt:ALTH SPA We will tram right ptirson for easy fun Job. Mr G Ill r rusi.o, 124brs) 754! '.15ill SfCRfTARllES WASHERS-URYERS h" 1 l ht · l ..., Yrs 1 hp 3 phase motor rlS Hr.ind nl'Y. w11h a neY. PtYl33-Zl811. Con.'t tn S1200 Rccoodltlun!> Repro11 & Col lie K~trle ver Love Apphaoees. •ushei;, tUllb . Frnt uxle & whls for 'it JI uo I' .~ n d .. r ··.ts,. l-! rt I C :i 0 l'I z ~ . f " I I M2 M»1 Nwpt ~Kai toS'900 Fr8l Damoa~ Guar/Uel cluldrcn 4~ 4742 5nt4!r 11land.~. r11lla.wuy (..'ht>v. 175 l!;mbtems & UlO rn.1 ofr 4~:1 147~ rim crw:1t' race. ~l.000 or , NurM·HN $1400 + 29YrsLn0rangeCo Wanted Good home Cor clolbln~. bliok'! & tu1ll1shls tor H (1·r 87S 11130 .,vo II< fu:ol Ncw ?3 Fireball, l,11 K(.'mde~A&ency DU.._.L £.P'S •Yr old rt'lili le ca 1 c New &. used Puckurd "lnt-enllv~ lo Lcw1'I lll'rman V1011n wk.nci'! do'~.~t.c~~r°'ap:1! 40".!0 l.hrch Sl, St.-lt>i 1""111 " • Neutered, slnctly indoor 81 r tl u In• i,; a Io r c , Read" books & record.<.. Bou&ht nl'w r>.fl $3!SO Newport lk'Mh 833~190 1815.Newport Bl. C M cat. nol W>l'<l to children Sat/Sun 10am-4pm. 21113 cost 1100. sell for S2.5 u'led 2 ""k;-:-.ir '.or 73 COlUMllA 34' 00 2283 _____ _ C..llfo1Appt1uh1b'6S CALL$4117780 Ownr lt•av ·~ ll latt Hur11l Ln . C M Nr &t.2337~ l>~l nfr Cu"• 1n8 SECRETARY WASHER-DRYER 5 30p Whit e bn"u ro r Offlcer.umlt""& lt>ad kt't•I, l'lt-ett-Polaris NBm~te DATSUN h111c an 1mmed. Law rnodd, super delux m · 2nd Hander. 120 E. ZJrd, Chnslma!> r:1fb, l.'OOkle~ ._,. nt 8085 $31.500. Pvt IXY &U 7~ ·------ O""•nJn" for an c'(per'd M 1• Y I Ilk• ne LAB/SHEP ml a 6 CM Behind fo'eed Barn or candy <!' •' h1, ~ :,111 .,..pme ----Oale's RV Rental• "" ,. u •1·c c e. " w x. pprox New Chriutmas items tong•· 6 c/8 ·~1d". Sc"'' •••••••••••••••••••• ••• HOlll C .. T l.5 Meter I 'ltoen·L11ry Mm :oeh :speed Pert con<l. SucnCll'e nt moe. femulc, to good lov· .. "' ., .. ... ,.., "" ~Acres '75/'78 mode 1 XO wpm. typing 50 60 $225 ror both. Cal I Ing home $411·1603 -6423J7~1 Complete Ofrtt'(.' Sl'l ur 111~ F\ 11m1tlh:r VCl'!\iun lrvaoe 558·'448. wvm Xlnt t·o. p11ld 751·5177 Hones 8060 NORJTAK L' •• R ,. xlnt sl~ldel!k.ll&chuir'I ol Hob1c t6 & 141 l.1ke -- bl'llef1ts Please upply ul, WOEf-'UL Beugle nds ••••••••••••••••••••••• " os swl\lcl, also 675·3000, new rolure<l a111lt 1.1od sate. WlNNEBAGO 1971. 1683 sunflower Ave. Brandnewfmlllfreewht home 5yroldfem L1kca F Sal mar1e" 12 complt<l•' llby&UeathRlty cxtros. Greot for boys Lo ml, Loaded, xlol Cc1C1tu Mti1w rcfng. Moving mW1l 11cll chlhtrcn & rood. 557 7742 or e 2 ponies & show pince scllinf(s. approx rlrst c-at Very rast. S600 rood 5S7·l035 S3SO Pl 11 quartemorse. 100 pes Rose w/silver Several sets or Exe1·ut1ve 6'7S·3G62orW·2200 -----~inan Mot~ Corp. ~it7r,a1aft6 ea,e ca ~ture 8050 Call847·1091. band M11ny3erv1ng pcs Desk<; & upholl'tt•red Trcillen,Trawl 9170 ~QuuJ01>i>u1 l!:mploytir •••••••••••••••••••••••Prof. trained hunter Seaut.&dellacatechma. cha1N w ca:.ters Very Lido 14 w1trlr, #3902. ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Scr\l lce Statlo11 Allen· Maytag Ga~ Dryer $125, **I BUY•* Grey. 1 yrs, 15 3 hands. 551·6042 Never u.scd tlvy 11ood cond Sl!l5/up. 11800 day!> S..9·5749 nr '72 '73 Roadllner 22'. Self dunl, expl'r'tl Duy & KenmoreGas Dryer$45, Arab/Quarter. SlOOO. In duly t yewr 1l er 6425299 eves751·329'l cont. set·UP on l ot Evei. fo\ill & p/tlme Ap Kenmore Waaher or Good w.t!d Furruture & the rtbbons! Must sell' Table/stand. set casters hh I087 UDO 14 -MatstS.tf wt8Jtl6' cabana Npt Ba1 ply, Shell Stullon. 17th & g· E. EJec Dryer S7S ea. ~/if~~·s~fl~~o~ will SUlOO. 494.3422 ~eJerd:'cdle~OST n;;;: ••••••••••••,••••••••••• ONLY $8SO 673 3422 ~ 67S-7984. Irvine.NB. uar/del.S46-S6 72 Sell for 4'•" Kn" Size So. We~t I 1!l Centtir. .-.-~--1,.,,,__.._ MASTBtS AUCTION 5 yr old s. B geld 16 rov ... ~ _.... .... ,_ ..-... Sl::RVICESTATION Allctioft 8015 646-1686 & lll-9625 hands. black w/2 white Q u 1 It ed. Gr tie n Wo r Id · 5 I a r g es I •Laser• dolly$750 & Accaaon.. 9400 AITENOANT ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ hllld socks S950. witack Bedspread good COlld Bnslol/McArthur S .A Sabot rowboat $250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <!I or older Applv 10 •PUIUC• SAVE' New&. used f11m, Cao jump• 645-1036 $20 Call '551 6042 aft 5.5& I~ c::loo 14. main+ Jib Sl25 SAVE WITH ---------i W·· ... u ltl\.. 1· WI ' 6 --675·57is USF.D .... REBUlLT pc•n.on. .,,. . ..,on ' •" app s. misc. I ion s Holllehold Goods 8065 Pm PARROT YounK & lame • "' RECEPTIONIST to tPM 2983 tlarbor. •FURNITURE• Uargain Nook. Now 2 Talk'.11 som~. s2so KITt;tyrold.xlnl FOREJGNCARPARTS <.: M at Baker St TIOM St.ores 545 & 814 W ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oversturr chair & ot I Mechanlcal ~'ronl office appearance •AUC * l9lh c M 642.7930 & New Persian 4x5 Qum toman, nds covering 673 USO t-ond Yellollo'SOOO /Electrical & ~lrong typing 'kills SERVIC~STATION *Friday 7:30 PM• . 548.J262 WE BUY ci-.. Deep red & beiges S35/b8t ofr. ~.Sheets or fllaRo• & °"9Ma 8090 ___ Call ~·2110 _ /Body Parta neresii Exper . .,,. hu:.y Salesman 5 eves a week, 0.-.-. Wek:~ ( 7 l 4 ) 8 9 7 . 1 2 5 11 • insulation 3.,.. , all Cor ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOBIE 14 $600 IMPORT Io I) by & h l'" v y part graveyard Must~ COM.lip• H9h 6 Month old leather bar (213)54S-2964 '20. sm chest of drawers Gl .. A Gift LAKE f'OREST Al11'0SUPPLY telephones reqwrcd exp. Y. /good lucoal ref ..L..1..1--with 2 stools. $235 or best $8, wd ironing board $5, • 5tll 11477 101 N. Manchester, Call 549-3041 Wages + comm Apply Stock L.kfwl--.-s offer Call early A M or .......,., 8070 metaJ kit tbl $5, oo chra Of Mnic Anaheim ne,.9900 3100H bo CM -an.er8 30.64.2·4622. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Callan.s """'m,114~7&7 Sear·s spinet oraan 2 •AllNewMorgan27 Equal Oppor Employer -ur:_ _r_. ---WANTED ""V key board, chord pedals Im med del SA V ~ SS VW IMGHHIS ------_---4 SOCIABLF.ASSOC • $$S~VE$$ All wood game set Canopy or 4 poster bed Like new C'Ond1tioo Bkr HECEr:r10NIST1TYf'IS1 neeJcd t>y t:XE<: 10 f-ood available on the wmalclungserver.cor TOP CASH DOLLAR frame $35. New Movod, tosmall home. ShelterCovcManJ\a. USED ·REBUlLT ror Rea I Esta le ore. whsle !-\illy L'llJ.lltahzcd. premises. Items subject r~ lbla & wall unit, king PA ID Jo' 0 R Y 0 UR Technicolor Showcase rletld more room. $300. 1137.44-05 40hp. 1300.1500. lllOOce Sharp. well groomed su p II I y I' I t 1 me to presule. We hono r or q u.een bdrm .sel J.EWEL.RY. WATCllES, Project.or$29S. llfl()..2744 ~ 7~z Dual Porta ~p FRONT or.. appearance (2131592 3295 _ ___ 8 3 n k Amer Ica rd • w/armolre. glass top cof· ART OBJJ::CTS, GOLD. --12· Kite. xlnl cond, stored, DER BUGGY SH O tgoinit pen.onality u Cashier's Checks, fee tbl, glass top patio SILVER SERVICE, 1 USA mag whls, i.tuds Steinway Grand Ebony mu!>tsellSSSO.:r79·6398or ,7S t'ORD P .U. BED. 8 • u , . ·. 1 Startt•r w1111ted. Nl'Wl)Ort Master Charge & CASH lbl, lamps, cut velvet 8• Fl NE FURN & AN . are 5-4\i•, nuts, caps Inc. p 1 a no . M d I . M . :>57·23l9~ for ..... or ~. ton Ran"er ~u.sl Gd typing i.kll 5 Bcurh G(llf t:ovrsC', 3100 welcome. No personal sofa. 6 . love seat. TIQUES.645-2200 S80set 14x7.6'1S.9336. Ser#l79848SJ600.631·0329 -'----------1 • Coll Mon u rt 8 JO, lrv11w Ave. N11Bch . checksplease. XLT.$395.64&-0705 "33 RSSl herculon or naug sofa & • . N In bo le cos tem B l h G d ao...a.. Sf I --~"344 _ MASTERSAUCTION loveseat,lg.chairs.xlntDlAMONDRlNG.lOdia, ew xs r ys ' eau ·ma oi: ran -~ •pa FonHspdTopLoader R t/r t 2075 '" ... pt IL 60 total 2ct wht gold ""''" $100. ,,.. .. air wrench. $35 Piano. 5' "Bush & Lane", Docks 9070 Transmission SlOO. ecep ~ec,.. -STORie. RM. CLERK ~2 "w cond. S$4·47 ""sh .u5' """"" 'fl""" N Ri I C k t s10 -•-d ,, •• 2690 _ , .. "'° ..,. ..,.,.,.., ew vc roe po , 1u.11t con . Sl750 ....... ••••••••••• ••••••••:• •• Call AU as. 848.9928 !\1 ed1c·al ore Lai.cvna we .. l!>ail c01 p has a Costa~ Hide u·bed regular SlSO, Radlo controlled model 'PINET PIANO Boat Slip wonted, SI sltp ________ _ .He:i 1 day wk , no VJl'Jnc·y for u J>l'rison 9311 9625 646.e686 q··~n s•s1'9 ... plushl"""'e Beautiful marqu1 ~ car.SJS.646·5428 s r I """'rd 768 .. 248 _.,. I ne" "'tale ~ .... ~ • " vv., d Les"er. blond. Besty or -iv~ auuu ' . .., .-.-.. ...__ ~-"-m""ica l"xpcr ' ., Y.1th at least l yr l•Xp1 in pillow hide a bed, choice diamo.n nng. set $250. ~ n. -p~. -nw - age & work cxl)t•r to Box ~l<l<'kroom work Manne IUcy~ 8020 of rahnc, $285, sofa & lov· appraised S6SO. platinum Give Ham lhe unusual Ross ephinel Bst ofr a ' -------••••••••••••••••••••••• 11802. Daily 1'1lnl. PO Oox <,Lot-krnom e-. pr tire ••••••••••••••••••••••• eseat S26S. bar stools: setlmg. 900-2290 Ch r I s l m a s G I rt over $300 Ph 494.3411 SL.IP Wanted. Newport ~/ _1W>.C M Ca!>262tl __ frrred hut will 1•on~ulcr U~ED, REBUILT & gamesets.Muchmore LADIES G Id w l h 7 ~~t~~~Clu~rBens~ PIANO~ x_!~t ~~~!, Jll'1~~!o~fn':~~ .. ~~~ ........ !~~! RKpt/Gett10fc. s allln11 bu!f'I Y.llh a real Guaranteed. All types. THEFURMn:.VRl.. _ ~OP.~lr·!v,J>krj..,_ oifcr-i>41111 Xf2A or tone .~~n~, 12131795·7767 or eves •.e•ie.•62 ...... ~ .... TI Good l4 'ephone voice 1i ~how. Apply ti) ttle ~,.....,,C'!l~~IU ~w:..~i· .. --t((Jf(-pr al $1000 Of'r" 644·2038 f>46.3700 Newport Bch 646.a.438 1213 ) 794 . 9849 _.. ~~ '' r ecepllonht al 275 accepted631·2101 '°'~"~111 · l OOGTCOU-u1·curall' typing req'd 41 M .r k A c 73.'il Unit L c E "~ SONS 5 rs Hr wk. Wed thru Sun •t~aurnut ve osta SCHWINN Pixie, gd lle11Ave . . II B Whlleltl.a.h Give yourself a present• 1890 ILB RT"' s Spd.s LI Sor " •" Just returned rrom In All natural we11<hl loss PI AN 0 $560 Great Tr-..p arlatioft roru w•"-nwewh-'~. c:~1 ._~ Contuc·t Mrs i\ckermun. · -------cond. Aft. 3PM rod ,. "" sound' 5521736Josh ""' ~ .. ~ """ .. 117 ;1 7 7 30, N l' w µu r L TAX PREPARER 8.'U·2215 Two :.wlvel bar s tools. d.Jan Reservation w/very p ucts vuarante"" Lo · ;:::.:=•;:;·,·••••••• ,ectloo, aluminllm body. llurlJOrYachtCluh f'ull time. prev. exp a 24'', brwn leather S30 choice Turquoise wor1kn.-""d·•tnbutor•• CHICKERING Upright -:::!::".. .. 120 Xlnt cond Very fast! mu~l To work in yr Girl's Bike $40. Mlnl each 6428751 Jewelry . Old Dead """... .. Piano NatuTal finish .,.,..., Y Z3.000ml,Toobotformy lt\·CepUomsl. Medical ore 'i'L'mportir>. 2 month:. '""pcncnct'cl 640·2023 round ore Call Mr ~.iun cood. 542·7435 Pr! aft 4 UHl!:XEL ro11nd 54" Om Pawn.SoukGallery.3355 64S·2«>l &&46nJ3 Pair prire $1200. my ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1 f~ Trade f or dl'rison or Mr Trapp aUdaySat/Sun ing lbl w/4 chairs. 2 Via L1do·C. Drop an Drapes celling to Cir, pnce $725. Lewis Piano '70 VW .Pop Top something lamer. Pan· Wes l1'rn Hus1ness 10 spd Schwinn Spectal leaves. decorator colors. Thurs eve. for some cream/whl t-Ovl•rs ~rv1ce Laguna494-8440 Weslphalta Camper tera, Lotus, Etc. or?• Serv1res. 5C3 W 19th St' Suburban Xlnl cond Very gd cond. Beaullful· refreshing Christmas 13'x8' Cleaned ready to <.._+! Goods 8094 Rebll, Refng, new patn· Pvt Pty. 675·3662 or ftepro Typist wanted So l.al(una area l.1~hl <ol.'t'rclarial & clerr~·ul liut 1ei; Ca II for inter vie" appt 49!1-456:1 cheer. Served 6 9pm h p rf d Al 0 ~ t1radlals. $2950. 492·3109. 645 2200 CM &t3 0212 wt xtras. S60. 419 Avenue ly loomed tablecloth in-ea11673.1873 anl(. e · con ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 498.3616 - ------- TB.LER Poruente,SanClem cld $175. LOVt:SEAT, _!!r11erpa1r 556·7118 Sc:ott ski hoots, med shell MGA •59 I pd 1<old velvet, qwlled loose U•ntock 1 8075 llADIO Control Electric SI 10 Xlnt cond Call 1967 VW Custom camper ~, .... 11 1n ..--l'ARTT1Mt: 0NLY Man's Bicycc38 . :r,1ppered seal & buck ~··•••••••••••••••••••• 6459336 RecentOHtrans &enl( ·•«nl>mca yx t,n...,.,s Will tram 1r necessary Almostbrandnew cushion.~.mcl 4 matching~eg.Morganmare.broke ModelP'J'Boat,ovtirJrt __ ._ · Fully insulated, ex paint & interior work. Hetu1l sales m M 1ss1•1n Must know IO key & type $45. 492-4540 pillows LAM p To ble lo ride & drt ve. blk long, 1men, water can 16• HANG CL.IDER ccllent condition. good Trade for most anything ViCJO, :ivprox 2<1 hrs wk 547 lJ33!I lj I d 1 d non. 2 speeds. etc. Very or value, or sale 1750. No eXPt'r nl•c Must Ix• · _:r >ar11 __ 10 s p E E o s. N cw w al h rawer. so 1 parade Morgan gelding. sophillticatcd toy. Over Good cond, great girt for l.Jrcs. $1995. Call M6·!i882 $4S-l662of&45-2200 uvail bet IOam & 7pm UTOTEM Salemans Samples, walnut. Rd cond $40 Eng. Western <7141 $lSOO. replacemt'nl. adventurous youngster. or548-8778at\erllpm Appl)' ul Fut11mal Curp HETAJL CL1':Rll.S Wholesale. 21 ", S80 23 ", ~~igjr1~1~~it:~u~ 33!1-1011 _ __ Sacnflcc $500 Include!' _9All Dave. 675-4636 ___ Moforiud llkn '140 ·~ C~1~ Wagon, Bet 7~4171 Wanted Opµortunlt ies super light weight, dbl ~ST Sar Silver Show everything. 675·3662 or SCOTT SK I B 0 OTS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• re, · SAIL C°UnERS ror advancement avall ~ ~mt!i ~alloy pm Sa~.lle. 1435. M:>-2200 mens, s17.e 10. $85 Red & IEACH IMPORTS S48·63Jl Opcnmi:s m CostaMesa, eq1.11p · -A.LASKAMIOUMDI 962·7290aft6PM Bargains' Rattan bar. 3 yell~w Near n e w HASMo.PEDS 4WhfflDrhH 9550 HA.HD WORKERS Anuhc1m c;arden Gruvt' Cats 8035 5 Br. rooms ol quulity ~~ 8080 stools Sl99. Royal blu se· 644 63:l8 Before you buy. give us a ~··••••••••••••••••••- The manufacturer of the &Wcstminslt•r ....................... furn. must see to ap 1 quin dress. l 2, S9S Bauer hockey ice skate!., t•all• 7l Toyota Landcruber. llt'autirul Wl•st.satl crw11 642-7702 BURMESE KIITENS prec1ate' 836·4170 efl u••••••••••••••••••••• 552.5347 xlnt cond Blade j1Jsl a1: "'CH IMPORTS Lo m1·s. new sort top, I • ing sailboats ha' im CfAreglstered 3PM WANTED --- ----h ed $25 962 1491 """' spd Muslaell Willaacal med1alcopenm1o:sforsa1I v..i .. nnary Heetpt. t>xper 963-4205 42XiO Sol.Id Birch Eany TOP CASH DOLLAR Metal frame tor &Ingle s arpen · 848DOVl!ST. $2600 IJ7S ·4ZSO or cutters hnnd workers preferred, but not re· Amencan Dining Table, PAID FOR YOUR bed with hide away Tennis Lobber. nearly HEWPORTBEACH 752·1397. with al least I Y"" expr in riu1 red :; day wee k SiOtMM Kithtts w16 l11dderbark chairs 2 JEWELRY, WATCHES. frame A rt G S4 5 new, $200 New rackets, 752-0900 -197_3_P_o_rd_F_250 __ 4_x4-- l>dllm.iking Must ha\l! \lfil>-·1139 Lahr.493 5165 ext leav"'•, A·I cond ART OBJECTS, GOLD 494·7738 s trung & unstrung , • b k own hancl loots Apply tu ........ Sl0..$25. new Addills Len Ba nuto lrans. pwr ra ea Johll Vyn. 1638 Placen W()()l>WORKERS Pu.re H.imalayan 12 wk S'700orbestoCr 551·0896 SILVER SERVICF:. PIMIALlMACH rus shoes. 30-Z off. call Moped tavu~ (7)41847-1002 Im CM,orleavc..1pphca 7tl5W l7lh St UtulF old kittena. Chnstmas • FINE FURN & AN S200 C811~1730 Xlntcond,lmoold, t1on with ~ecunty guard Co5ta \fesa See Harold Gtft. $100. each. Parents NEW Dinelle Set, folding TIQUES. 645-2200 Jim or Do~. 631 IOl I Must sell 546-0054 Tncks 9560 at 275 McCormick I\\(' hlstory avail 631 0170 leaves. 2 chrs. Yellow. WROUGHT IRON Gales M06tly new Trappeur & 1-/ •••••••••••••••••••-•• Cllfita Mesa MerchmdlM . . chrome lej(s. ro S200. LUGGAGE TAGS & F'ences. $50 or less Nordica Ski Boots, sizes ~c~ .. , so . S:? F 0 R 0 p IC' k up . -•••••••••••••••••••••••11-l1malayan Kittens CFA SacnneeS95 645·2094 Crom your business card. m .2005 11 8.,.. SSO-S100 Hexcel & ". wt Powers ut1I beet. !'>AL&'> ~ 8005 RegtSlered Din rm set. "Smoke Ash", Send one card for each Centu'ry Skis, t8Scm to ~··•••••••••••••••••••• $300/bst. Eng gd, ne.w A THL!TICS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 768-4776 8 1 1 w d • 4 c h r 5 / tag plu:i one spare. We CUSTOM 205cm $50-$170 O'Bnan 68 Kawasaki 175 Enduro ures, nds a lltUe wort. Boys & Wonderland "--8040 h I c rr return permanently Waler' Skis 66" 61!" & Clean & Qwck. Recently Xlnl. deal. Call Curt al .,_,. hulc 1 !(el Lge 0 ee sealed attractive tag & WOVEN WOODS · · · · rblt ALSO Parts bike 751 9421 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• tbl & rommode. all wood. 70", $80-$130. 644·4882 bl l h d --·--------GIRLS Of Anti.est. Pooo• ie.~ a • .,,~ • .,, walnut ci r. 2 match chrs. str ap. meeting airline 50%TOl!O'k OPF w/r l cng, po 1s " .,,. d R h . .,.. ~..-5VI""..,.. I D ... P Over401n·Slock patterns TY, Radio, crank. bored to 220cr . .-or anc ero, ""'· nu lll·back. red velvet. All in · · reqwremen...;. re 8098 I $1500 best off FUM JOI HUGE w u rehous e AJI clrs (714) Me-2848 MINT d 962 961 vent loss & theft! Fur 8 Al!IO MINI Bhnds HIFI, Sttr.o new clutch S350 for all. ires, or er. ~:11m up to SJ~ per week cramml'<1 Wlth over 500 con · · l personalized lag enclose 645-8950 833 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·2140or S48·2875 _64_5_·_620_2 _____ _ l'tkt.• hom.-. 116 '! yrs) music boxes. n1ckelo· AKC Coldcnh Retrieve.{ s r cnb $20 ~ bed $75 wallpaper, fabric ur ---Complete Stereo Cor saJe Sa n . 7 '1 ~ M ·72 Chevy Luv w/ihell. 1·1 k l I l po t ··~·n "la no><. e1r('us or· Pups . xlnt unters, .. ~ In d' l $7 .. · "Oay Glo" p~ ..... r & we Roe k maple r oe k in" '1n cab'1net + speake~ en ice ~ . a1co I A "' •"""" t· 1 • " 11 1·~ 11 :. r 5 u"' " k ram pe111 read y by .,.,g nen1 rum se "· p.,~ h r · " '" XJnt cond Fast Must new nl. s...,ng -..vu . .. w ot)). tM1ur:1 iii d:ul> 1111n11. wall c-loc II, ChnStma 493-6861 full bed frame SlO, Call will back & trim your c air, re ng, vacuum, $175 644·7!)55 I' r 631 ·l7SO or eves 111 i :-,111 hourly wu1t(' , 11.rilndf:llher t-lo<.'k11. 5 • t>ves 5·30 IOpm,545·6740. Lags. Or lry two cards guitar. Oriental rug. sell s.s95 M211156 675 .39'i6 11 0 nu ... . n 0 " " "" r fo'1'1n,1tin1t antiques Qlnstma.s PIJPPlH. Fem. -----back to back. Chinese corree Lbl. mink Large Magnavox 23" col· .73 Suzuki TM 125 Lay ---------,.,.,.,.,"ar> Wi• tr.1111 Ovt•rSt,000,000Worth German Sht'pherd pup· Corner .:roup w /lbl. bx PRICES: swle.64~2 or TV Remote control, dwn Boge ~hockll 30 ·61 CHEVY Tn.lt'lt. Stake \\ork 11..rm11 fl.'C\Ul'rl'd ,\mrnc-nn lnu-rn11!ional py.S2.5. Avail. 19\h Dec spnngl!, hke new $75. $2eaor3/SS CARPET. Brown c ir Pecan c:ib1ne t. perr Mukuni cub. DG , hd. body, 8x7...,x3..., w 'M , .1r h•• 11rul. l'lu~ ••ntm l·all('rlb. UI02 T Ketter· 642·l3'79 llounds toolh sofa $75, 4/5 tags Sl.60 ea. Bigelow Approx 14. x rood S250. 646·51l6 pro tech chain tension, motor and trans. Stelf moontnin tnJlll fot P.•lm 1n1t ~l. Irvine. Tt!I. cnb$30.963·7470. 6/9tagsll.50ea. Black&Whtte 520 chain kit Bst ofr bumper, R/H, air home. "'"'Ill(:< f>ism·~luntl iM 1777 Open Wed LhrulSt. Bernard, female 4 ---- -U>ormoreSl 40ea ZJ' S25.64S·68119 TV. Port S65 Xlnt 540-0019 S9()()/ofr Must sell before 1'1u111"1rhc\ •'It ~.1t 'l \Mlo4PM V1s1t! months KC Ch amp KING SZ [)Ef) with Box SaJesTaxlncluded CrownTablcTenms. cond Af\S 30,645-7851 ,Chrlstmas642-6l~ Ca&J 541• ----blood hne '50. SS7 3391 !~1"·~ & multrcl!s S50 NO CARD? ~ tluckness, brand new l.976 Kawasaki KZ400. bet ~ .......... a...t... Graad ..., """" d t th r t 8"Serv\S Ut&J bed roc 1714)893·0 613 -.. ~~, , UA"A A""'. orUPPlES _ Draw your o....,n or sen ~6.oo54 •KenwoodSpeakers• e r an new, ac ory •·or~·tont--k. "Q Omritt-Xlnt <'l"lnd S2600 .. .-v~ ,.,.,, ddr pl on & 4 w 100 u 20K warrnnlv 494 1636 ..... .... ·-American MCIHcMNI ~ 3!170 or 751 ~lt.8 6 w k s . b t' a u t I ( u I Antq yellow bdrm sw le name. a ess, I e ay, wa • . . . ----$175. Call 962·M3S ----purf'bred. must go by dbl bd. armolrc ll'J)I drsr. we'll make one card per NewPorl Beach Tennli> 20MK. 98d8 sens. Sl2S '73 YAMAH,\ 360 MX vom.y lel Auoc.. . AHTIQUtSALE Christmas. will s ac Olli• 11tn<l, lumps & mir· tag. Add25< each. Clb Membership 5'19-8998 Factory orlgmal Mint '76 Dodge..., too BlOO. P'ul· '\Jlc' M..ot makl' roum for up 6*~ ror $500 64_. 7789 ~~<to~heck or mon<'Y <ir 673 17Sl SPEAKERS, TECHNICS. cond S600tbst SS7 4S43 ly loaded, lo mi, ssroo. IWISIDIS"'LI!~ rominj.t 11h1pmonl Many u r I kc nnw -Lor-, .......... G Old Claw Fool Bath tub T200 Never used 100 -----cash 9'J5·~.89&7334. "" ~ ~ fine ple"'es "Old utShelllePupp1l's.readyCor vmgrm urn, I ~ • n '"""'" (( bl . . 1975 YAMAHA OT 250B -c lo c-..u. .. .. " Ch S50 2 Danish ch Ni & r urvd Bo 560 Sl2S. co ee l S50. end watts , 90 ct B. $ 1 2 o 'Tl Couner Roll ber ar stm at __.._. t•n11t t bl'low OHMln.i "!~":.'!!:. ~ct1onal In Herculon 2 ,.._.~.OM:..a,"cla .....,..., Lbl S35 old rockmft chr 646·61136 mornings or ENDURO. Xlnt cond Ph rd KC . h Vhnllf'llfllna po111t1on Am~ncan & t.:uropcan ......,...,._, b I k Nau g W a In~ t """... .,., "~ $25. surlboard & W<'lswt eves ~2429 gmonlrleg M· .. Ql sel~· t,.':i::;r. "'1lh World ll l11rl(f'St & C It t l I • ..., 21"" ~ um Urf', ru cryll a · romeranlan AKC Male. 7 barstools SSl· 1701 °--r drarter, hold~ '• Keg ....,., JI -~ & M--1.•• '71 Suruk1 90 Xlnt condl un.-"· & Eve, 49H564. most rnpldly 1trow1n11 hi •terllt a muc h ~ ________ ___, _.... """' .. ...,'"" r t' nu ."' i,.. week.sold $185 Afl6PM ofbeer.newrond,$200 Gr.· Show N T ell, tlon S::IC)t1ornfr Ask for Oa)'ll,4920682. 1n.anufocturcr n 11u11lll> <;:.... t k table · 11' c; M ti Sofa "' .._._.,. ----kit 1-i•t~ ·a· w••ll 11.• c11n1 mc1re ·~uar oa anytime wknds 963 3113 .reen a HllC • , 67:15216. Call art l!AM I t d .,. lb ms -...,..r·-Tony 751 8223_ ------V-"'''"' " ' ·• wlclaw fttl, 4 ch:urs, 2 lovely, will 5ell tor SlOO w s an ·~a u _, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,. 9570 11l<'tf'I Minimum 2 YN le11ves Wajl S500 . nOWAKC DOBIE PUPS. 3 645.()94() -::2.. w·TERBEDS Childs Chord Organ.Gtntral 9010 '76Sor.uk1RM370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cxpr bwldlnl( fl~r1tl11.,,. 1339 Starts Thursd11y mos. male11, I red, I blk -----( " A elec sis Stingray Oley ....................... Like new $950. Offer '64 Ford Wlndow Vall. e hoat<s I with wood in tBth lhru. 1Vth. Hours ears cropped. All shots. Ciom'ocJt Sale lu55 From $119.IU complete cle. S25 ll7HIJO'J RADIO control electric 548·384.2 eyl, auck, oriamaJ Int· \1•rlurla I Knowledl(c nr 10.m to6 pm S2001bsl otr. 968·7914 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frame/ riser /mat/liner Modi!I PT Boal, over 3 rt . -----out . Ruhlt eng, drtvea 11lumhinit. rlc.•ctnt'al. & Memt>ry t.u.n•• Antiques 0 _ 1 t d Lh A 0 RADIO Control electric with heater & delivery ~~J;~~tia ~J~~ i ~~~\ long siren wntt•r can· Outstand1n1< value 1!17.S pe rre rt M uat ue ! •'nirtnu A w~ll or 2111 Ave ()(II Mar. San.-wgs.ere i:; ~ ModelPTBoat,overJCt. everystyledisco11nted Books leather & else's non.'2 speeds, etc. Very Suiuk1 T M l2~ Ruott S&1cnClce sm. 9158·1177S i:nm:t('ll, 1)<'111onable i<(llf C1emt'nte l>UPP•ct. male e~ e, Iona. siren. water can· ~quaHeav~n --~7062 Stt:-~ IQPbJ.lucawd toy Qvec greet. htia •ome ll tra al'l ~ - i.lafter who .. nJoys ~b Ch.amp ii~°' up non. 2 speeds. etc. Very . $1800. replat-emenl \"ftu1 pm 'l UllSTbal ple,det.ailwork,&paper Cherry Wood Antique (710734-0222 iiophislicated toy Over Trimmerlawnmower, Mlllkd Sacrifice S-WQ. Includes 49J.7U36 i!I Chevy w/wlde Ura, :rl:~e;t1~11~11r ::1~1 r~·:d cbair.~~Llon. \!KC Amencan fAklmo $1800 replat-emenl S200 heavyduty. }Mfnnllth toll everything 675-3662 or 1-9-76-Y_a_m_ft_h_a_l2-5-y-z_x_1 maga. 26.000 ml, 1harp, ... -(Spllz) 7 wks, $12$. Sacrifice S500. Includes 675-6237 •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 645-2200 Great cond. must iell &42·1n38 or 64S-808S 11 rewardmg future. Call Wholesolc to th<! trade. 642·32& everythln& 675·3662 or •CARPET• Conn Mln·O·Matlc elec -...... Merl-S'700 Ca ll 673 28el Rob GatH 1.1t West!lail Oriental Antiques 2.1011 645-2200 CHRlSTMAS SPECIAL organ, excellent con<li __., ...... ------- (;(>fl) <714)549-97tl Moulton Prkwy, 1,agun11 IAKC BLACK MALE PUP· Motorcycle: 10 spd bike. Decorawr has 230 yds Uon, $600. P P S32 129.l eq.iptMllt 9030 '74 SUZUKl 100 SALE.co; BuslooN Park 768-5633 Pl ES. 9 WEEKS OLD. bl l refr"I ( super bvy Tawny Beige ••••••••••••••• • •• •• • •• 400 ml Like new --RTUM""" oc-C92·~ SHCYI'S, FAMILY OOG & 14 e tenn 1• g. or Nylon Plush. 642.2210 & Peavey PA400. 1700. Z Ev1nrude JOOJIP Reblt S400. 673--0849 V'l'"r-v ''' ---------1 GOOD m.J'NTERS $1 25 beer lap, etc Sun 9·3 67S-~ Kasino moniton1, l12S; w/10 hrs uo mtr. $2200. ----------New aru dealer for GRAN 0 F /\ T II ER 60·1094, 846·9708 & 19071 Kipahulu, Hunt Les Paul ropy w/Olbtoo 675-3731. '73Suzuk1250cc '65VW, reblt ena. brak•, starter, ut $1000 1.Akea. 9l!8.Q50ll ---·10 FORD CUATEAU. 1 owner, lu ml. sieoo. Pb ShMP Mkrowave Ovens. Q.ocK. circa UIOO. oak (BOIS,..._2335 Bch nr Brookhurll &t Bum~r Pool Table. slate, hardware $ISO, ~. V1ohn SL or dirt Cood com!. 1..ooklnc for am bilious case w /carv1na. $635 Garfield base, 1 yr old. s125. S75 or trade for other RADIO Control F.lectric S350/b5t ofr A73.fl7~ '16 Chevy"-ton. 3$0eng, I peoplewhowanttoearn &a-8845 Yorkle Pups, champ Th "'"I •. 8 t i-642-3327 equip 848.s&lB ModelPTBoat.ovcrJCt apd, 17.tlOO ml, '4500 high comm111sion F.apr aired. beauliful coats. llr&, .. • .. 11 · v•.v long, i11ren, water can· HODAKA !IO ~ 30IMI 644·9'707 not Menaary. Start Im· +,,a.us 1010 will hold lll Christmas, OaJsy Ave · f' V. Round 3 bikes, Rcmln1ton Hammond chord orian non. Z speeds. et1· Very DIRT BIKE mediately Call 10 AM to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1162-8717 Oalc Tbl, Oak Rocker. typwrtr. ping pong lbl. 3 Xlnl t-ond Cosl $1100 J!01>h1shl'aled toy. Over Sl50 fl?S-&802 '66 CIM.y V-. 6 PM, 751 11545 Sar'• Colds pol P'roellcss AJ kan Malamute Trunk bp Briggis 4c Stratton eng. new. S250 646-3.'iO:l s881~noo,1,,,,r~Pl_11 c 1 t:nmci"udo !. .74 Yamaha tOOMX Looaa $67S.. 642·'919 P"ru, 12 cu ft., 2 yrs old as \. •oy1o..1G S .e 1 •t 642-6935 ' .. " _,., ~., SALDi Sl75/b9l orr "82·116ZJ Female 7 moa. A.KC $100 "' " ,_.._ . B11s gwlar •mp. Am peg everylhinl(. 67S 3i!G~ or 7&52~l8xlnt ~ or beat. A.lot W..ttd 9190 OPPORTUMITY Eves, &45-2347 Piano. lourln1 bikes, 10•' Black & Decker w/Ampe~ dual 11pkr bass &4.5-2200 ..,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 yur old avoc:ad() Wnl· elec typcwrit.er. St.oroo, IUdiaJ Arm Saw, Oood rdlx. concort t-ah Ana Dealer Expan.tlon lnabouae refrl 1 . aood !Samoyed AKC, male PUJ>· wel1ht tel w I bu c h. condition. $200. 642·744$ 1.30RMS hd. Xlnt cond 17..., · Dory '73 llooda Tral.I 70 creating JobA for am· t-OOd new compreuor pla. 8 wu, champ line, lawnmower. many other Muat sell Llat 11495 will w/2 aei& or oars Xlnt oonditlon blUous men & women. 1175.Ur·t:Mi $200. SZS.9470. 992·1536 valuable ltefn3. 811ton1Y. 7~' aofa, new, palcbworll 14!11 w/ntw cvni $950 or C.llevcJt,875·2Ufl S200 MS-3386 Ex pr· nol nee. Op· (714> Dool ml.ss it! 1820 Irvine quiltcld, earth colors, lo b8tofr 768-0147 <'Ve&. -portwlily unlimittd with s Yr Coldapot slde/aldu Ave. NB camtilb•ck. Pd 1750, loots, Powef' 9040 1976 Suzuf~. ~~250 :::I, TOP EARNINGS. Start refn1. i2c11ft. Perl Cond ftrteto Y• 1045 1300/bal orr. Wrou1.thl le:: lb' on F. S 1 7 5 0 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!XltH . .,,..o ent, l.mmedlalely.Ct\ll lOAM $3'7S.M477NI. •• .. •••••••••••••••••••Aluminum Window. us. Iron Window Grill srx7' ES33!1TD, l''t!nder P 4-0' Matthew~ "Classtc•· everything you need to6PM,761·914-0 Purebred Sl1meu1 ncwBthrm fauceta,ccll· $40,Drapes,opcnwnve bua, Mualcmutc r , xlnlc:ond,rn00t1nic.ivall, ~:. C"..ol1&420Sl4 atter ft Admiral Double Or· Cboco I a t o Poi n l , Ins II IJ ht CI I a U) • multl•clr bm. 7'lgx82"wd cues Int-I. 536·a429 $'11.'iOO. 879·2267 -· ------- SGnd w ~c~oc: •:H : rofrll(. ult dofroat. dec lawed . allored' ~wril~r. nooct Habu, with decorator rods. 1dnt IClarlnet Stimer Slgnf'l 1989 r~ACEMAK ER. :M' Motor ...... W~~~~!uing, v:~1~u1 wrp.$2.10 645•3148 ..0-teM art.1c1~C:~o~t:'t~ coodS35Pr.546-IW S<>lotat Top ol lln• atu· tmAbln Onan, sips 6 •• W./l...t tt60 ....... _ II I IOVf' Fl I -~ CN\ ,,.. ••••••••••• ••••••••••• •""""" ava . n our · IF YOU ~ Shepherd PupJ>IH. 11.8 . by Wlnler1ber1 Motorl&ed treadmill. Wik dent lnatrum~nt . ne very c uo .,...,,....,.,10.. PARTY CO'""'" l1 tum of the Ct•nlury Wbvblk, f wb, Cell aft Sc h I . < W a r a e r 4t ~Joi at hm Oto I m l per condlton with caae $125 ~ ""'" Cou ntry K ll c be a have a s.uYlct to offer or ZiJOPM.mmJ Ooldenwat) br. $300. &4&-3S0.1 556,7118 anerGpm ---------1 t.uxunow MOlor Home Realaurrmt Mcycrbof'a IOodlto..U.rlaceanad Vako alumtnum•run w1dnv,r1i1vallfor•voor OftthC'Grctn, lnS. Coast fn the Da ly Pilot Aultr..UH Sbep. l TT 8-by rum, dlnette l!_l..1 SandUrM. lB" OOC>dyear, 808f1ute, about 14' Trlr" ~ulp. Wknd crUl..ta lhrue>ulSo VUlairl! Call Jim. ~wa 2 Oual.ned Sect}Oa · Sbou. Ora11blk/lao. Mrec> eqwp, mile. lwo Ulbtrtau. s mo.old. 9300 Must .selJ. make offer CaJlf Detad• M2 2910 or •sPldforr ... l $.IOiOu AIDMMZ·58'18 111Ua.C.Ut'l'M'14S lloso.-la.CM "46-1957 6'Wl7t c.JIOU.94e0or761-82!!_ l579290 IMHllGI\ .. . CASH FOi CARS! Top t Dollar s paid for clean used c-an, truck.a Ir Corvettes. Aak for Paw , O'Ne.111. " HOWAlDCt.nollf, ~ Dove &.Quall Sta. • NEWPORT BEACH WE PAY TOP 001...1..AR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREION. DOMESTIC orCLASSJCS II your car bl f'lllra ele.a .-u.annt. UUBIUICI( 2ta5 HarbOC' Blvd ~l• Mat 979~ . ~~.~ .... !~~~ ~·.·.~~ ...... ~:.~":~ ....... ~~~·.·.~~••••••• A •• • ••• •.·.'."'.Por+ed A.utoa. U1•d ...•...........•........•••••••••••• Thu~;iy Doc:ombor 1& 1976 •Ill WE BUY CLIAMCARS •TRUCICS . ,. CONNELL CHEVROLET 28211 Harbor 81 vd COSTA MESA 546-1200 .. ...... .. TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY t•Ott ALL FOREIGN CARS CAJ..LORCOMEIN TOSEEUS MIWPORT IMPORTS 3100W. Cst Hwy, ND 642-9405 WE BUY •USED CARS& TRUCKS• Come in or Ca II FtlH Appraltal ~th Ct..noa.t l82ll Buch Blvd. Huntmgtun Beach 147-6017 • 549-ll3 I TOP DOLLAR PA.ID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CA.RS AU MODELS ~ 1881~ BEACH BLVD llUNTINGTON BEACH 84;.> 7781 • 5-10·0442 I BUY JUNK CARS USED AUTO PARTS $40-5125 847 ·9637 MECHANIC wants run ning repairable or wrecked cars . 847-4995. Capt 9715KCll"IMnllGWa 9735Toyota 9765V°'vo 9772Cad1Doc 9915Allto1,U1.ed Aaltot,UHd AAlto•.UHd ........•.............. ·············•········· .................................•...•.........•..........•••..•.••.•.•....•..••.••.••.• 4\.. .......•.............. . .................... . HIW 76 IC_._ GWo '74 ~Uca GT. air. s spd, '1] 7J CA.Ota.LAC Oodp ttl5 wy 9950 Wo 99S7 CAPRJHM~ ~/t.tofr 636-e149 AM t f'M. S3095 Call SIDAHDIYILLI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coh mple le with rront rl1sc Moala 9731 8310.UI Ha~me 4 dt with lull '7) CHARGER SE. 27000 •72 MlllCURY rakl's, stet-I bl'lll'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOYOTA SALE VOLVO powt>r. au-cond ... uto mi Xltll. PIS. f'/W. P18 . MARftUIS 197l PINTO rud1als. slylt'd i.t c~I lransmtsalon deep AM I f M 'Le re o . ,.. S9UIRE WAc;OH wheel covers. rack & '74 Mazda RX3 CouJ>(', 1970 Toyut.1 Mark 11 brown wilb matc.hlna in Moonroof. war" whls lllOUGHAM • plOOn sleenng. rei:llnlnl( 1l:!; under wmty. very H.s:K:l>I J HERE MOW tenor See It now. Stk. Sliver w1v111yl .top. Bes~ Auto lran~. f11rtory ni r ~~0;ir.:1~~ .. r~~ ,~~ai bucket seats. rold down c an837-3202 ONLY $999 #UU2a Only ofr. Need quick sale. condltlo nlnM. powl•f ma1!5. roof rn<'k. wclOll bench seat.s. v1ny1top. Min»...... 9740 H.w-tiet Motor• ..... EW COLORS · s.a•ts 847·1* &-$ Moo. tbr stMrintc. p0w~r td111c , .,roln 11"fiuque & tow Sloa 17 Mo ·r-" ,.. • Ftl Pvt 00~ braket. power w1ndow<1. • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!l!t.ltfarborHlvd C M · ·"'I· m 1h •11 mmarulatt• WI h •MEW MODElS 540 5630 power st>alii. radio. 8 t only tax & Uc down a.... CALL 642-0 795 • Dodac Sport Dirt 19'73. be.at.er. wh.ltewall tires. throout' •'32Hl> 1 ($321&34) for 48 montba ... _ ..... ~ lf~t· !)a\tng,5 on all rt' 30.000 mu ... 8 cyl. xlnt tltlt.ed ataas. wheel CO\o OMLY $2498 onapprovalolyourgood ,....w-~ 7~1.,Celka CT i\tr c·oncl, ~:~~~nl!st~it 76s & cond.SZ200.-.1M&. crt . Run s ~ood ' MARQUISTOYOTA credit. Tot.I caab pnce OVB 100 ~'>pd.AM F M 16.000ml U'19~£l MIS.SIONVll!:.10 ~e~xP~Y~~nlt~•:.; =~~~ ~~~ust ~dl S3875 Ph ~~~~:~'6° 26~~~::ivo. C:,~c1:'m~~~\~<&1'::'. $1795. lll-2110495-1210 ~~·~~5':5'i 11~nnu~i Hoaeof lmDOrh '75 Celk a ST Auto. AC • ...!31•2810495·1210 c....,.., t9.t7 .S600/bstofr.549-3S68. 540·5630 ·n Dark .:n·cn Sedan. percentage rate 12.00'-" AUTUORJZtD AM11''M i.tc•n•o. 14,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 68 Dodge Polara Sta. new butter)' & hrakes, Ser. GAECS~~2. MERCEDES DEALER mt Yl'llow llJ3 2tHO •70 C VB l Wgn, 3 aeata. PS. PB. .1utomallr tram<11rn1.,1on. GUSTAFSON· LI NCOLN M ERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach . amaro.. . au o. AC. $175 548·2'05 run:. 1(1 '"" Mo\ 1n.:. 6882 Manchestcc . 1972 Toyot.i <.:1>rolla w .:n radio. PS. air. radials, 2626 HARIOR BLVD. must sell. S1400 :>:lb 7tllll. Buena Park $1000 J am Bates good cond. Sl800/o(r Ford 994 uk ror Lmd• 5 2l-7250 495 bliJ9 640-BS86eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA ME_S_A_~ ------ On the S anta Ana Fwy . .71ea SS <&spd bt '72 Panto. Dark green. ·1o1PmtoWgn Xlntrnnd . Trl-.h 9767 •SALES 396 ~.~ eng ~~~2~ automatic transmission. t1wlWJ 9952 JO.()(Xl m1 M~1:.t ~11111ow. '75 240D Mercedes Beni. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SERVICr. head Fact AC PS PB new brakes & battery, ••••••••••••••••••••••• muv1111: S2600 t>7:i tiO'J.I 0... --9720 fully equ1pp(.'<i, xlnl cond · 1976 Tri•-.... TR7 s;; ; · •. • runs great. $1400 Good . Mon l''r1 aft :, Maple yellow Best orfer _,.,... LE"'Sl..._.G all 1nstr umenlut1on. econom car'' 536·7961 66Clean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &$4.7572 · fi ryl . 4 lipt>t'd. 1>0we r • ~ "" AM /FM stereo. new askf rli d ·· · SllOO.oroHer. '74 Pinto Auto tran11 . 842-8844 DRIVE A. <&c brakes. heater, tint Oversea1 paint. S2500 Days, 0 n a . ~Its aft. 6 23.000 ml G d c ond '75 300·0 , !\ho wroom edglus.AMll"Mstereo, Del.iv-SJ4-4282.Eves,675-80U8 '76 1 Granada. N~w. m~t .65 MUSTANG ticyl sllck. S22()()1bl\t orr 644-44641 LITILE... clean, $11 .900 5S4·45 fancy wheels & only .,.,, •~ -· r _t......-.t-.& 9920 se J now movana Air d 11 000 ·I I "'°rv1rl'"' part!!i now open '-"""..,._... PS/PB A, ... /FM~·,_.....,.· chrome enR & whls ....... 9960 S •VE 6 LOT evesor962111Jil7 ays . m 1 e s. m ... ..~.~ UTn R R maculate! 1485.1\IJPl. on Sat.., 8 to I ror your ••••••••••••••••••••••• lO.OOO ,:,.1 ~. 67~ Many x l r as $99$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOP & COM PARF. SACRIFICE MOW $5595 <"11n\ rnience Private Party Moo· Fri aft s. 646-8148 •"'nWICK D ... TSU... '76·280 Sedan. Mldn1te Hll!:Ul'DORT D "TSU... 73 Chevy Mah bu Cpe --------""" "' "" blu w/blu Int. elec ~nr'r & linr-"' " Power. air. etc Extra 1975 Gran ad a . Si Iver ·fi6. 6 cyli3 apd · d lrk. air ATLAS sanJu11n C:aµ1!>trnno AM /FM st e r e o & 88800VEST cleaninside&out.$l800 gray. lo ml, economy G shocks. co m~ r e blt 831·1375493-3375 cartridge tape µlyr. NEWPORT BEACH 5.51-3855. cyl,AT.PS,2-dr ,645-9'38 ~~~~e7,. Ask g. Sl~. Chrysler /Plymouth Open Daily & Sun 't1I IU PM NEWPORT .QATSUN '. SPECIALS 8210 4 Door. ('l.'<i (735715). MOWS2895 888DOVESTHEET Near MacArthur & ~amboree Roads 833-1300 Shwrm new Take over Ill· t 300 f , orMS-lZ70 .....,...... ., Lse pymnt.s of $1~/mo , 72 Chev sta wgn, 3 :seats, ---------Call Holly 559 1828 i 5 TR7, xlnl cond. Call auto, air. Sl!IOO Ford LTD Sdn •68. New t16 Fastback lrare J GT. ___ ___, 752·7~ bet. I.JO & 2 JO. CallSS9-<Y737 tares xlnt cond $650 2+2, 4 sp. AM FM 11 lrk, 1974 280 4.dr s1.>d $8900, al\ 3, goo.~ 1966 H•rt>of c M. 646-9303 ---Days' S.56-6042 AA 5 30 chsc brks. fog lamps, new Z929 Harbor Blv1I , Costa Mes.1 546-1934 Ollve,green. XLNT cond. , Monte Carlo ·75 AIC. MO-mext 141·1 · · p:unt & much more. Ex Stereo. air, pwr/ wndws 69 GT 6 Traum Pb• 1969 VOLVO P/W, P IS. P/B, lilt wh.J . cept clean $1275 f"P 76 'v otare ~ rlr. slick ~hart. mech perf .. 38M ma Call AM/FM, very clean, l $.1975. 645·72S3 1976 Ford Granada Ghia. 642·9ll13 R & II OrUy :\,000 ml on 549-9361 or493 3715 ownr. $1895. PP. 968·7793 145 WAGON '72 I I C I 4 dr, all opt. 8500 m l. Pvt '66 Mustano •ocn. car Desperitl' mu~t :id l -------~v--Automatic, radio, heater mpa a pe Air, x n pty 492 3379 ,.. "°"" SJ 111 0 w 11 ~ tJ (' ·66 250 SL •~pd " umaWCIMJI" 9770 &.a1 d CZLKS&l cond $1700. Pnvatc p11r · · Good cond. ' 11 • . .,. ... tops,••••••••••••••••••••••• rcon J """6101 bel8 &6 548·1~7 good eng, needs paint, CLOSEOUT SALE OHL y S 1698 ly. 846-8365. '64 Falcon Sprint Auto, ,...... am pm body wt'I r k . rust . •76 Monte carlo. Just hk good cond. $100. 6'2·3693, 74 Mw;tang II . Machl. vs. "ill Du~l l r .• 1ir. rt l•w S3600 'ofr. 67~9626. 1976 RAlllTS 1971 VOLVO new only 12.500 ml 2Cana1Cr NB air. PtS, P/B, $2300 or o( brakes. tires, .. ni,:, & TOP BUYER Model 1721-Tbis includes MUSTSELL493·1299 '74 FORD rer. SllS-l063or ~95-8968 tra.llll S900 751·47~ See WI first. & lu~t · Top The rastesl draw m th lre1&hl. dealer prep. 142 COUPE dollar paid for imports West a Daily Pilo~ glaze, 4 speed. AM /FM 4 speed. AM FM radio, '63 Impala 2 Dr SS. Floo WTI 7S Mustang 11 Chia, auto, '68 Pl YMOUTH COSTA MESA ClassahedAd.642 ~8· radio, bumper guards, hea ter & urc llc whale stac k. 283 eng Fin 2Dr.Cpe. Power brakes air. P tS . f'1B. runs Auto . Ira n ~ .. rad w. D •TSU.._. MG 9742 1 steel belted r adials & w1black leather interior mechanical cond c & steering, radio, auto. great. JB,000 mi. $3990. heater Nice tran:.i>orta· R " front d 1sc brakes Immaculate lhruoul ' tires, could use paint Job trlnsmlsslon, vinyl roof. Call7S2-'i9869·5PM lion. 13'17AEV1 · .late 601earty701 2845 Harl>or Blvd ••••••:••••.•••••••••••• (1763025689>. Others at (3310NG ). $.150. call 893-6460 aCte wire wheel coven, light $895. VAN Wanted in gd cond Costa Mesa 5~0·6410 MG M1dl(cl 74. 20,000 Im-simillar savmga too' ,,....LY $2698 7PM blue body with dark blue \.' re)lSOnable mileage. Call -mac S27~o. P vt ply. HOW $3797 09 "'" roor & interior. Buy ll to· a.mobile 9955 540-5630 646 $250 1975 Dahwt 280Z 498-3150 llLL YATEs MARQUIS VOLVO '75 Nova. 2·dr. AM/FM day. (380KXX). Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ion \SO\ & so~ A..tos, lwrted 4 speed, AM •FM radio. i2 MG Midget AMt FM MISSION VIEJO stereo tape. xlnt cond. S31t5 Cutlass Olds. xlnt cood. ··'T"9'· alrcood &ma"s Forest 1 • k · tAU•ORSCHE 831-2110495-1210 S3400 Call 646·5967 a r 540_563•0 962uo.J$24oo o r best "ttrrer ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ,. uggage rac . new • n...-s &wrai 970! green wllh matching clutch,$UI00.961Vi870 Sa11JuanCaplstrano A.uto..Uffd :JOpm 2626HAR&ORILVO. • LINCOLN· MERCURY > ••••••••••••••••••••••• st r ~pee 5 & de c a Is 837·..,00 493-45 II ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Chevy. s lack, "OO L96i Olds Toronado. 2-dr. COSTA MESA (993n B). '58 MCA Classic. new ---------1 "' RARE '62 ores. cog, ong. miles, 1 . AMC 9905 trans. $400. Loaded. Needs wor k rOfttloc 9965 MAS ERA Tl 1973 Dcrhuft 24 OZ tam Uy. $1000. 673·4119 :nd~u~o,:;:it ~':~it."~~ ~·· ••• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •••• 5.57-7444 a Ct er 3 2626 HARIOR ILVD. S500. Phone ~o-s379 ••••••• ••••••••••• •• • •• 3500GTC~ 4 speed, AM 1f'M r11cl10, Meil -- 9 - 7 ,. 4 papers Must sell . 68 Javelin, h l·perf . Comet 9927 COSTA ME~A-'76 Cutlass. VI!, P/S, '115 Bonnev11lc, i..oor1 5 s...1• e Ur Do mags & air concl Im ~ bel/ofr art ti. 644·4437, air schks. pos. ma~s. •••••••••••••••••••••• .72 , ·:ro. 2dr, Landau top PDB. stereo. crwse. etc fT!Otor t llre.!< .. •11tcri1H ......,, n w es. r. macuJate thruout, F'nc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 3 headers must sull "-•1 u E ~ C II .. '" 42"' roruwirewheets.ruelin· ' 1..1 1389 1626 otrer67J~29;art4 ...,~ ·7~ Comet. 21,000 Ma. 4 PS t PB, Mint cond ! xlende d wa rranty..,..,., a ~:'.:''_ jection, aluminum body mg red w ma tching 1n 1975 MGI Roocbtw ---------Dr., auto .. power brake $L800/bst ofr 673-3219 .s4.&3J ·62 Pontiac .i C}I. vciy Xlnt cood Ve ry rast' t.e~°!:·.!~oGUISXVl>OLV 4 sp1~ed . burgundy SSAVEHOWS 76AMCGREMUM &ste~.ri 'a.AetCne'w~.~~ eves. '74Toronado.excepllonal. clt•Jn, l(oocl r1111n111~. 23.000 m1. Too hot Cor my ......._,.. 0 w /go pin ~tnpmg + 1976 VW DASHER complete with 6 cylinder. • .. ~ .....,. ..,_,., nd R $250 642 :f167 w 1 re . Trade r 0 r MISSJON Vll!:.10 matching 1nle nor & 4 I> o o r S e d a n 673-9127 72 Ford Custom soo . opera w w. ust cir. _ someLhing tamer. Pan ll I ·2880 495-12 1 O AM/FM radio 16947G >. Automatic, leatherette. aut.omallc, power !>leer· Ranch Wagon, PIS. P /B. 36M m 1 · n ew ti rea · ·68 Pontiac ·J pa:.s Mn tera, Lotus, Elc. or ?? -ONLY $4395 tinted glass. radio & co<.<n inlo(, a ir co ndattonmg. eo..tinetltal 993 air. 5411·5663 loaded. Ong owner $3995 W" s c h I '" . 71 0 rud111. healer. roof rack. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7$2-0577 ,.,n. · rong m••r , . rvt ply. 675-3662 or atsun 1200 1..-1 m1, 4 MARQUIS TOYOTA mats. <3262064986). Di!.· Ser MCMGSEll:l63~ ~ 9945 clran ln1out . xl11t tTan:.1t. ~2200 ~71Musl sell $1400. Ph MISSION VIEJO counted lo $288 17 4 MARK IV •••••••••••••••••••••••Pinto 9957 S75C 7611·827~ .Alfa Romeo 9705 38 8 3 1·2810495-1210 JUST$SlOS.64 6 Fully loaded including '62COfttlM•tal. .. ..................... Veqa 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oat. '73, 2407.. 25M. Jtr, -BILL YATES tilt wheel, cruascontrol, $800. &40·6.564 al\S, 1972 Pinto Runa~out ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alfa Berllna .74 2000 AM/FM. autn. Like new. '71 MGB Rdslr. xlnl mecb VW.PORSCHE vinyl top . AM / FM ---------'-I Almost new tires Green ·7~ Ve~a Jlatchbarl< .• ur $$pd, low ma, 27mpg, xlnl nu rad.14~. $4985 1\sk Al, rond. Askanf( $2000 San Juan Capis trano stereo. leather interior, '73 UMCOlM wt green Interior. Low Radio. Healer $i0i' tx-:.t cond. $<HOO. PP. 559·0364 Days, 83.U.SSl. Wknd!> & Ca ll 673-4121 837-4800 493-4511 :aircondilionlni. 7WNW COUPE mileage, one owner. In orfer 04S-9516 Audi 9707 eves, SS2-4831 '65 MGI $6 786 Beautiful deep green C1 ~~~u~:ll $~/~ ·74Halchback A,T II m1 - ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 D.ATSUH Ork Gro. Convt. Gd. Silve~~5~11~ic;~reo. 4 lklick 9910 ~~,r~w;~~Y~1~00:0:3~ PM or all day Saturday nu l1r<'s. ,\ 1 $1~15: l!nlAudilOOLS.sunroof& 1210 Cood. 5,000 ml on rblt spd,lomi.892-6162 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• au tC:.;atlc trans .. andSunday.M5·81S7. SJ0.~.644·2877 xtras, good cond. Llnda, 4 speed. radio. healer eng. Sl.000. or will swap 646-8594 Gu saver' c209JJC). for Van. Call&U-~ ,67 Sqbck G d d '76 Electra Ltd. Coupe. A M I FM r ad i o . A11fo1. Hew 9100 Autos, Htw 9IOO ---· oo con · F\Jlly eqwpped sunroor lllSHEZJ. This beauty ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Audi lOOLS, AM /F ... , $1995. 9746 $1250. 646 4716 eves, Sharp $6495 saO.o.14 · onsalenowonly m • • wknds. 634·6Z78 days . ' ~489 air cond, new radials. •••• •••••••••••••••• • • S. r:! cond, S3SOO 494· 1011 540 • 5630 RED IN COLOR, Barb. i6 F.atate wagon. 9000 ml. '73 4 DR, Gold & Wbt, all GREEN Wl...u "'NVY All extras. Like new. xln •• ..,,,. ys or 61 5 ·8834 '""" ! i4 VW 412 Wagon, auto, $7000.6407007 pwr., t,......., eveslwknds •m Opel GT. Red. New air, AM/FM, 2200 ma ,---------____ 83_l_·_o.300 ____ 1 540-5630 1011\SO\ \\ '0\ tires, new brakes. tape $3400 Orig, own er '73 BUICK IMW 9712 2626 HARBOR ILVD. deck A s teal for $1100 575.2432 '75 UHCOlH ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA (Si200 below low book>. ---------1 CENTURY MARIC IV • L INCOl N · Mf flCURY 2626 HARBOR ILVD . SADDLEBACK BMW. '11 BMWs HERE NOW .. -- SH THI All HIW 320i TOOA Y IADDLEIACK V A1LIY IMrOITS 831-2040 495-4949 CREVIER •USEDIMW't* '73 Re vorta <906LVY l "7& 20CXI (629N HI\ l CloMd °" S-doys OIA.HGe COUNTY'S OLDEST ... ., """"' '"c vw 3 11eal Sta. Worn. Power Rat 9725 ,,.... . ......,.. Good ~nd. Best ofr. steenng & brakes, power ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'ortcM 975 !'6J ~ 630-2981 windows & scats, lllt '13 Fiat L2M ~I.(' New •••••••••••••••••••••• - --wh<."t'I, radio. air cond .. u C&.ASSY CLASSIC ·71 BUG New radials. great wagon. clean al; engine. only 10 ooo m1 . new IJ\tenor. 'anyl roof. Oared wh~b J ntl -.J>('c1al mags, Just rPµ•11nted. Make ocrer f>..15 7511H after • '64 3S6SC. red wrblk mt. valve JOb, paint, clean. th e} com e . While, spotless. Mull <.<ond. Sl39S645·6806 m .i r o on 1nter1or $8000. or bc!>t otrer. Pvt '75 VW Rug. _A_M_/_F_M.1 C45211ZSI pty SJC ·1!16 1977 radio tHrack 19 000 ml. $3295. --------S2900. . .84S.6Z4 66 912 5 spd. comp. rehll 540 • 56~0 197~l2A Sport Xlnt corttl e n g . 0 r1 g Dr k lo ma, 3 to~ '20110. Call Bluc/maJtS M1<'h tares 4 to choose from These COSTA MESA rine luxury cars are all --=~.:..:.~·==--1 serviced and ready to go '71 UMCOLH St.op in &He them today. 4 DR. SED. (691LPY>. Pnced as low Great ram1ly sedan, Cull as power. radio, air cond. $8195. 1322KLH). 540 -5630 $2695. 540·5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MflH.U~Y 1011\SO\ \\SO\ • LINCOLN ME.llCllRY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ~_3800_e_vt~ ____ 1 $S900M0-82081673·16S8 ·68 \'W Sqbck. Radial tires. R 'bit eng, FM stereo, 552 3092 1011 \SO\ & ~O\ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 26.26 HARP.OR BLVD. COSTA MESA 2626 HARBOR BLVD. SHARP X 19 7~~~1;~~'":~·1~~~f~1 ·~rt~ ~~·~~w5~~ _COSTA MES~ '70 Leath.er. AM / F:M COSTA ME$A ::i,~!g .. ~ ;~r!:.~ ;~"n11'. rur SJ2.800 4113 7530 t.'VC!I -Cadillac 9915 ~~o~;;9 pwr. etc. Mo...nc• 9947 I)' ~ulp, pq 1>1Y$4200. '74 914 1.8 S1lv1·r blue 74 Oushcr, !'lean, 1 ownr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ···~~·•••••••••.~••••••• 673 5151 metallic. AM f'M . t11pe, It' mi l\sklng S3lSO· Evs 69 Mark Ill new slee '73 GRABBER Y·8. A x.lnl cond s:it!IMl H.17-400K • ~~ radials. brk11. ballery, RARE BEAUTY. Only 'GB Spyder H:10 l:onvert 831·2138 -full pwr, AM/FM stereo, Z5,000 mi's! A/T. P /S. Xlnt cond "'1om n~s ·68 vw Van Reblt eng, all xtru $19!15 673 175 Stereo, AIC & au xlraa. lartt4'r car $1ll::Oll Mr 72 !lllf: fo'ully ..quipped trons AMIFM radio. an5PM See it & drive It' Asking Gn-0193 Very clean Mml' Mus SI ,000 hst orr 497 .3926 ', -• ,. $2375. ORIG. OWN ER, HolMta 97 27 sell too 04 l4 al\ 5 _ Conette 993 751-8441or971H423. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 914 Porache l9f;8 vw Van •••••••••••••••••••••• .....-Cwy 9950 lrclllCt Mew '7 6 Xlnt cond. lk'l'll orrcr Qlllck Sale Nabers CORVETTES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call aft 5. 675 G2f.S g110 Ms-4684 '76 c;RAHADA HONDA Cars Cadillac 71 vw S quarebac k. • CHOICE OF 12 4dr v~. AT. FacAlr PS. OVER tOO ·73 IH l. xlr11. clea ydlow, AM FM, radials. PB. R&H. mint con· ToClliooMfT'oftll l4500trlrm. Wkdys SlfiOO/bot orr &44.()61<1 Quality and Price 1961THRU1976 d (31.SNNT> U..ilVERSITY ~17 Eves & wknds Guaranteed 41peeda&Automat1cs $4599 " ~18 '65 VW Squareback Oranp Co.ty'1. O•diu"oblle • Needs work S300. I r.rnni.: Spn 1.1li'1' Lcrcpst & fMtt HolMta C • GMC 914 Por 72. AM FM, nc 1546·9207 bel5&8pm P1l'kt1cd K.1 1n s.Md&o. T °"L-eng. ~/b8l ofr r.:... PP. 831 3527. '70 BUS I .11 ~"'' S~·li•ttinn E Z FINANCING • 28SOHarbor Lllvd -----Gd Cond. Sl3Sll · I N1•w & U\cd WE LEAS~ _ ~ O.taMesa ~ '65 ~Ol"!lthe 35eSC, recon-5361745 I 11lil(.,., 111 CORVET'Tl=:S 'Sltles-Ser vl ff·LA-n11lng dllioned e nJ!, rec11nt ---Or.111~l \nulny HO~theTI'Olet & '75 COUGAR XR7 VII AT FacAir PS PB AMI FM atereo. Sport Vt.op seals & con.sole. Lo rru (562LVZ > --w•• RovC4rYer 1ftc. _,.,.... 9730 paint, new uphol, xln ·61 VW BaJ• B~. Nev. Dove&QuallStreeu Rolltkoyce • UMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• $48·7$58aft6PM paint. tires , en& or,·nSuncfJy NEWPORT BEACH 1540 Jamborr(' •Jag '67 XI\ E Cpe Rois l 9756 AM f W. asking $1250. C.idillac IJ• ASSS u....-a... h S4"••• Batlook'gca r1n town oyce Call\162·34$3 M D 1 ~ "'~-..... •• .... ac ".,.... S3ll00. (035<'0lJ l 67~ 5775 ••:,•••••••••••••••••••• as1cr ea er .-. BMW •"'" ... 1 DEALER IN US A ·oo VW Sqbck. Roor rack. 2600 H.irhrn Blvd { Cougar 9933 1-1600. Alq•(' M, '7• JAG XJll l Mil • . . dlo C C11q' M"" 540·'' I I"". ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlc~llns. 11395. * .. ~ es, ra , $109~. or qwck " ~.... J '"' 673-51.57 RJ3.S846 like new cond. Lie #817 ~ ROY sale. see-8391. Nabers '72 COUGAR -----__;_~..:• UK. Call 1st 11910 CARVER XI 7 BMW '74 Bavaria 4spd, . --ROLLS ROYCE Must seu uno VW, xln • a IT cond, sunrf. etc. 67 Jagu.ar XK E coupe ,,..J.;._.. cond S1600 or best offer Cadillac Power brakes It ateer· 35,000 mi, $7,S9S. Wkdys, 55,000onglnnl miles. xlnt Nrw-1 a .. c11 548 1200 _______ -t Ina. AM radio w1tape cond$5500 Call!lf.J.fl666 .... _ ~~~~~~~~~ deck. ~ket Mata, air ~l. Wknds & eves · 1967 VW Cu~tom camper .: cond., medium srecn 6"·9264.. ' ,,...... t 732 ClO$lO 5UNOAU Recent OH trans. & eng with while Interior le '75 THUHDBlllD 2dr HT,V8 AT PS PB FacAlr, AM /FM stereo WSW Vtop. Ult wbl. Lo lo ma UM.MEil $6499 '7S COMTIMIMT AL 2dr HT. f'\ally Pwr eqp'd Alr AM/FM ale reo Vtop cruise cont. tilt whl, l eather aeJtl ~l ~ <228VMC> S72tt Fully lnaulated, ..,., 1974 CADILLAC whlto vin y l roor. cellent candllion, good COUPE DIVIW <435HOC>. r SAMT A. AHA tires St99S. Call 6'6· V8 .. automatic. factory $2491. LJncolil Merc- •••••••••••••••••••••••Toyota 9765 c:eprt 971 1974 1/J ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••. ••••• ••• • ••. •.... JEHSIM HEALl!Y • '76 CAPRI CPI COHVHTllU V-t. Opeed. poweralffr S speed with AM ff M '""'radio, heater. Supe stereo. Im macul•te nice. (73$NCA ). t.hruout' <995N K K l SJ7,s MAIOUIS VOLVO • Mls&ON VIEJO 540-5630 lll-2110 495.1110 I._ Ghio 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lm1\-sox ,\'ox • l 1Nl Ol N Mf IH IJllV • 2626 HARIOlt II.VD. '8' Karmann Ghln Runa COSTA MESA perf, rblt eng, 2 barrel carb, U volt IYllm. Ct + radio, chrome wbla, Sharp car. ms. MMe14 '74 Caprl 1• V6, air, AN I P'M, Alnt cont! m>O. Pvt pl)', 11& 1482 II $C7..eoo& Claaalfted Mt '11 TOYOTAs HERE HOW or541Hl7'l8 after 6 pm. air cond., full power Inc. -' v_._ 0 9771 steering, da~c bralt... 540 • 5630 • 1301 N. TuaUn. Sant.a Ana UIJ" w Ind ow s +-a ea t s. ____ S4_7_.0S_1_1 ___ 1 ··;;.;;·~·~~;;;:,·· ;,~~:.wr~!th.t~re'in~~~~ I WJmpllJM ·1~=:,Y VOL VO ~ArMu 1r11Me c 0 nt r 011 ' 2626 HAl=YD 4 Dr -Sed. Power 1•....,.n• 1 s t ereo m ,..,,_.,.Mitt.a · ~· EXCLUSIVKLY VOLVO macula ! (301KLU. ~.,,.,,,. -.!t brake1, air cond., •HEW COLORS Largeat VolvQ Dealer HO $16'1 Dodp Hll radio, a nice cl4'an cat at ln Orange County! T DATSUN ••••••••••••••••••••••• a re a I • a " I o 9' 1 . •MIW MODILS BUYorLEASE 888 VEST. (742MNCi >.Only H.uaeSavinponALl.re· DIRECT N PO TBEACH 7440rMOC1aco.P1S.P/B $1191 .. · 1 7• •-air L'Olld. nu pa.Int. h1 ml ~nl new "' ·1•-111~~~ Ill· 00 1Untmech.SW0.4tt·7901 • 1be8etter8*rplo 0'1 .T 0 al\4PM. MAaOUISfOYOTA -~ Don't ttve LlP the sh!pl HavetOCMlhlt\l)'ouwan ' MJ&l;JO,. Vt&.10 & Mauctiestar "Llal" ll In ci .. airled. to Nll .. c1 ... 1l1ed ads IJl•Jtl04t .. tZIO A-..-:-760-2011 Ship to shore mulu! It well -Call NOW, ""'°'fllllll" 8'2·5178. 842-.$678. S40-5630 1011 ''o" ~~·~o.\ • l•'l( (_IL"'· VI J.r d'<'fl 2626 HAllOl ILVO. COSTAMHA IJ "' • • • • • .• • ·'· l UY· ... ·THAT . · ~ . . . . . LU Yl Leek! BRAND NEW CHEVY LUV 1/2 TON Pickup! No 225273/3987 wltt't nlOIO. Mlk.aoo eQ\Jlp( steo bumper heater. &IC. Nows99 ONLY _ ~OWN o":..v s99MOMTH! That-, nght! On ape>rOVeO C1'9dfl onty 190 down and only $99 month for only 1ony.e1gra1 months Total cash once 1nc1ooino 1a.x ano lloenae '' ootv 13699 To1a1 deferred once 1s only 1485 t APR l 4 31 BIG STOOC NEW OiEVY LUV llOCUPS PRICED TO SELL! Trade your old •ehlcle now, paid for or not! BOWARD Che,,rolett ==r.:~ ............ , ..... 833-0555 BUY FROM IKE '65 VW IUG 4 speed (NHW641) '72 DODGE COLT Automatic. vinyl top. radio. clean. (768FTDJ s1399 '72 HOMDA CIVIC 4 speed (950FVK) s1399 '74 CHEVY WV AM/FM stereo air cond , camper shell, mags (39782Ul. $2899 '74 DATSUN 710 4 speed (972JCFJ Wherever you live In Orange County, buying a Used Car In Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sensel'' • '7S UMCOLH MAB SY 4 lo choose from. These fine luxury cars are all serviced and ready lo go. Stop in & see them today. (691LPY>. Priced as low as 58895 '7J UMCOU( C04ft Beautiful deep green w/white vinyl roof. and full power . air cond., atuomatic trans., AM/FM radio. (llSHEZ>. This beauty on sale now only '4895 '7l CADILLAC SIDAH DIYIUI Handsome 4 dr. w1th full power, air cond.. auto. transmission, deep brown with matching interior. See it now. Stk. #1812a. Only 54895 '74 FOlD-..tl 2 Dr. Cpe. Power brakes &'steering, radio, auto. transmission. vinyl roof, wire wheel covers, IJght blue body with dark blue roof & interior Buy it today (380KXX) Only 53895 '71 UMCOLH 4 Dl. SID. Great family sedan, Cull power radio. air cond (322KLH\ 52695 '75 MlllCUIY MOMTHO 4 Dr Sed Power stee~ & brakes, air cond .. radio, a nice clean car at a real savings 174.2MNGI Only 53195 -'72 COUCU I U.7 Power brakes & steering, AM radio w/tape deck, bucket seats, air cond . medium green with white interior, & white vinyl roof !435HGCJ '2495 '7J IUICK CIMl'UllY 3 seat Sta Wen Power steering & brakes. power windows & seats. tilt wheel. r adio, air cond , a great wagon. clean as they come White, maroon inlerior 1452HZS) mazDa FREE FOR ALL • FIEE PAITS • NEE OIL • Fa.EE SERYJCE ,_ 2 Y .-er 2 S.000 Mies AND THEN •.. 5 YEAR. 75,000 MILE ,_....., w.,....., °" Al ... .,.., &.glilft MEW MAZDAI START AS LOW AS 52794 CSTC36219) • OUTST AM DING RESALE Y AWES lt75TOYOTA COROLLA Sll5 5 speed. stereo & low mileage. Dead Sharp! 1460LUKJ. SAUrllCE$2895 • 1972 TRIUMPH TR6 '4 speed. yellow exterior. AM/FM stereo & very clean• (532FPL) SALE rRICE s3395 • lt7lVWIUS 7 e>&SS&noer mOdel Has AM/FM 8 track s1ereo & low mifes.1158HOKJ SALEPllCt53375 r~,' • 197 6 IMW 2002 4 speed, Behr air cond .. sunroof & AM/FM quad stereo (773PUI) Super Sharp! • 1976 MGI ROADSTER '4 speed. stereo & rack -LIKE NEW! 1219PHCi $4675 TODAY SAU rltCI OML Y YEAR.END USED CAR i l CLEARANCE! I JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN O~AN-GE COUNTY 12, or •••• f'r•t. Ser•lc• AIJ"••-11t ,,...... °" rr.oWMd lt7J. lt7' '"•"'-sooooMllft. '76 Coupe deVille ............ $8995 (0220'431 ) '76 Coupe deV1fle ... , ........ S8795 (0t63064) 75 Coupe deVille ......•...•• $7795 (E506493) 75 Eldorado Coupe .......... $8695 (725KYS) 75 Coupe deVille ......•..... $7595 (705MMN) ' 7'4 Coupe deVllle .•.......... $6295 (204KGJJ It's our Biggest Used Car Sale of the year! ! From reliable ; transportation to ul-! timate luxury drivinCJ -this is your once-a- year; chance for sav-J inCJS like this! 1 I . I I 74 Coupe deVille ............ $8695 (084KZI) '7'4 Coupe deV11le .•.•.•...•.. $5795 (598KLM) 74 El Dorado Coupe ........ $6395 (044LPM) ' '74 Coupe deVille .....•••.... $5695 (504HXX) 73 Eldorado Coupe ..••.....• S5495 (OOOHSU) '73 Coupe de Ville •.•......... $4995 (642GRK) •••••• 75 Datsun 280Z ............ S5395 Automatic trans .• air cond .. & AM/FM radio. (205351) ~~~~~~-~~~J.~!!!!!!~~~'"--~~~-1~-~~~. BRAND NEW 1976 H 0 N SELECTION IS WHY WE'RE No.1 IMMEDIATE DBJVBY TODAY TRlMH I TR71 THE SHAPE Of~ TO COME IJ A PRKE 'tOU CAN AFFORD TODAY. NOW ONLY .$4,995* •Plus Tax & License. Manufacturer's suggested 197& retail pnoe P.O.E. Does not Include Inland transportation. tocal taxes or preparation charges & acoessorles. FREE- TH•S Wiii .. OM&. Y Wllll T11e ,__..... .. AllJM4t ....... -A..U.C. J v .... u .ooo ~w_._.., ~ Ml .. 9o. of the Sen Diego Ftw1. Between A dams & Biker OPIM SUMDAY 5·253 REBATE ON ALL NEW 176 & •77 PACERS IM STOCK -4 - ·---. - CONNEll CHEVROLET AND GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNCES 5200 CASH REBATE AtOM THI FACTOlY ROM MOY. 11 toJAM.10 If you purchase any new '7& or 77 Chevette Or V~a In stock, you 'II receive your $200 factory cash rebate. See us today! OYIR 70 IM STOCK POI IMMIPIATE DB.IVEIY • '76 210% COUPE Poler white, automatic. air cond .. mag wheels & much morel (1758). s7799 '76 710 STATIOHWGN. Automatic. air cond .. AM/FM radio. metallic green & roof rack. (5851 ). 54895 ~4 ~UTAilCM_WGM. Front Whee! Drive -4 speed. mag wheels' & customized antique gold finish. (4072). 53695 '75 710 COUPE 4 speed, air cond . vinyl top ll AM/FM radio -Demo (31341 52995 175 710 COUPE 4 IPMd wtth air cond. Demo. (3078). '3295 • JI 761210. MSTOCI AUtomatlc:I I 4' speeds. Ill body atytee I~ the~ )'OU want them. MUil be .old to male& room for the 77•f . SALl .. S IJ..31·7' \ '. I ')JuDtingt oD :Beach F.OGDtaln Valle EOITION Y r\.fter1aoon N.¥. Stoeks VOL. 69, NO. 351, ~SECTIONS, -40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1976 . ~DB Sign Plan Bears · Liinited llllpac of 100 SqUue feet or standing s;gns ror lnd;v!dual I~ By ROBERT BARKER Of lite O•ltY ~llot ti.If A new sign ordinance shaping up in Huntington Beach ap- parently will have little impact · on the city except in industrial , and commercial areas. , Associate Planner John Cope said the sign heights would be scaled down from 25 feet to 20 feet in most commercial areas. Businesses will not have to alter their existing s igns, new ordinance Is long overdue. however, according to !:ope. "The old Juw wasn't worth a Changes will be required when"• damn because it was ambiguous there are new uses for the and required several permit pro- facilities or for new businesses cedures," Ward said. entering the city. "This is a step forward," Wai'd First reading of the ordinance said. "Under the old setup appll- is scheduled by the city counc1J cants were referred back to the Dec. 20. The council approved city and often were given the old the ordinance in principle Dec. 6. stall." Chamber of Commerce Prest· Under provisions of the new or· dent Darrell Ward said that a dinance, businesses can apply for sign perm its d irecUy to the ci. ty BuUdJng Department rather than going through any olhcr agencies. Cope said the major changes deal with the sizes of free- standing or detached signs. He said signs from six to 12 feet of the properly line would be scaled down from 25 reet to 20 feet in height and would have a mallimum sign area. Signs 13 to 20 feel from the pro· perty line also would be reduced from 25 feet to 20 feet with a max· imum sign area of 150 square feet. Firms located 20 feel or more from the property lin~ can have signs up to 25 feet high with 200 square feet. In industrial areas, the free- companies would have an eight• root height limit instead of th~e former 25 feet. Cope said Huntington Beac doesn't have sign blight pro~ blems except for some areas on Beach Boulevard. "ll really is nothing liku Garden Grove, however," h .. said. . . Redistricting· Plan 'Outrageous~ LOS ANCEUS COUNTY .. j~ Drug Suspected .Gilmore Tries Suicide Again SALT LAKE CITY CA P> -Con- victed killer Gary Gilmore was rushed to a hospital today in a . ·coma from what a hospit al I spokes man said appeared to be a I I II [ ,. E~ H o ward Hunt 's Christmas wish for. freedom was denied today by tbc ' U.S. Par ole Commission. 'The panel .postponed action on his first· parole request for one month. Huntingto n ·R e por t s Yule Crime J ump A "'<rve of Christmastime crime d1recJed <el yule gifts ~tockp1led in most homt'S con- tinued in Huntintton Beach Wed- nesday, with various losses ad· ding up to about $5,000, police said today. ~ Jim Converse. or 14431 CalneVI (Drive, said someone entered an unlocked sliding glass door and carried away $3,200 worth d as· sorted stereo sound syst~m ment. le Graves, ot 21891 Ocean Lane, reported jewdry .# valued al Sl,J75 stolen from her home. but the means of elllry could not be established. Numerous smaller brealc·in11 • have been r eported, along with many cases. of pilfered outdoor Christmas li g hts and fancy ):lotted plants. police said. They warned that increased re- ~ ~idential security is highly ad- yis.able during the Christmas 1 3eHOn, especially when dark- Jlesl comes so early. 2 ,-, drug overdose. His condition was described as critical. It was the second time Gilmore, who has been sentenced to die Jan. 17, has been taken from the prison to the {lniversity Med.teal Center for treatment. The fi rst time, one month ago today, was in an apparent suicide pact with his girlfriend. He took drugs on that occasion. ·'It appears to be an ingestion of drugs," said John Keahey, hospital s pokesman, after Gilmore arrived at the medical center. · Gilmore a~s he would rather be ex«uted• quickly for murder· ing a motel clerk in a robbery lban to }pend more time in prison. He was angry Wednesday when a dis- trict judge delayed his execution until Jan. 17 to comply with stale law. ·, Gilmore's lawyer said earlier today he was considering court action lo prevent his client Crom being kept in a stripped-down cell Ir". % 7iJ $ ,.. Pa cific Ocean DIEGO COlJNTY $ O.tllY P'llol New> M~" Authorities at the Utah State Prison could not be reached in immediately regarding how Gilmore might have obtained drugs for a second overdose. Special precautions had been ta.ken, including baning all vis- itors from direct access to Gilmore, as a result of the first suicide attempt lo that attempt, Gilmore took an estimated 10 to 20 sleeping pilla. Authorities · have not said where they b~ieved Gilmore got those drugs, speculation has centered on whe er they were s mv~iled to i m by his girlfriend, Nicole Barrett. 0 I V I 0 I N G LI NE S -0 r an g e Co u n t y Supervisors are contemplating so-call ed "Plan A" (above) for redrawing or boun· daries· or the county's five supervisorial districts. One key change from existing clistrict lines (below) would be transfer of fast-growing Saddleback Valley from Thomas Riley's Fifth District to Ralph Diedrich 's Third District. Another key change under ''Plan A" would be transfer of that portion of Newport Beach seaward of Coast Hi ghway from Riley's district to Laurence Schmit's Second District. Supervisors are studying redistricting possibil ities because balance or poputatiop between supcrvisorial districts doesn't meet one-man, one.vote rule. She visited him daily prior \o the Nov. 16 suicide attempt, and also took an overdose of drugs heraelf. the same day. Gilmore was returned to the pnson from the hospital arter two days, and Mrs. Barrett was comrltilted to a mental hospital. Her condition has never been publicly released. Prison officials confined Gilmore to the bare cell for 15 of the 32 days before the Jan. 17 ex· ecution date, saying he broke prlson rules . Gilmore com - plained to a judge during resen· t•ncin1 Wednesday that his privileges wel'e being taken away. Bandit iii~ · Hamburge r Stand in HB Victim Admits Some 'Unt~' -Kidnap Tales By KATHY CLANCY Of llM O.tflr '°II-' Sl.lff Potato chip heir John Scudder t estified in O r ange County Superior Coutrt Wednesday that he gave Huntington Beach police some untrue information the night he escaped from his alleged lddnapers. "I was wound up tight as a clock." the 64-year-old Balboa Island resident said. "I told them a lot of things that were not true, I know that." Scudder said, for example, he told police he believed the al· leged kldnap·extortion plot wa& planned by people he suspected of stealing from his son's am- bulance firm, not the two men oow on trial for the alleged criaae. William Rudy Wesson, 44, of Tustin, and bis brother-in-law A curly haired bandit who Ricki Dale Sell•, 21, or Long aimulated a gun robbed a Hunt· Beach, are-being. tried on lngton Beach J ack-In-Tbe-Box charges that they kidnaped Scud· hamburger outlet or ~ late der Au1. 19 from a Huntin(ton Wednul•1. then eluded • 'Be1e-cteilltiit'a. ol.8te pnil.ni manhunt P, th .,.. --. he ltK. thoudlt to-behldi.U. · S.eudder, however., bas joe Wbenet, eleTlt at the ttst.Uied that he faked a heart at- restaurant at 18811,kHh Blvd., tack and escaped before a said the man was about30 years aso,oooranaom was paid. 6Jd ,and wort a Jarge. heavy blue Defense attorney Michael Jackel which was apparently dJs-Qulaley Weclnft41~ ham"ered earded as be fied. . away at Scudder'~ elll'Jler t!ourt Discovery of tbe coat-at the ,i.timony and statements pv-. , oearby cleadend ol McDonald ·to J110liee. • 'Street led ofne«a to eomb a lsut .. be •ou1ht foe na1'S and larfe vacant field but they found atacrepanclu, .Scudd.r stuck to no further trace of the robber. hls ve~lon of what happened. Wisener told Otttcer Larry Scudd r aaid he ud Weuon Otaon be was ~ rtpt at bad met about seven tlmes from 10 p.m, and orchred to band OVef'j ,111~ until th tiiU of tbe ,..,. 1J CM cMb, Ttbich ... conta1Md ln aD.eced tidn~li~- • dotb ba1 for dell•_, to tbe It. exJ>lalned Weaton, 1'bO J ~!-.'--~ _______ (SHIUta, ~AZ> ... , .. '01 AHC.llH COUHn Hl\U .. ON Q) ,oclflc Ocean SUPERVISOR I Al DISTRICTS ~on-teaching -Vote Slated .On Salary 11~ Bus dr l ver1 ..• c l e rk s, secretarJes and c u stodial workers at the Huntington Beach City School District will vote Fri- day afternoon on whether to ac- cept • reported 4.8 percent across the board·, pay hike, an employe spokesman said Wed· nesday. E.,ploye and district nesodaton came to no •IJ'ee- m.enta o4 salary <iuiinC a Wed- neada y afternoon session at Dwyer School, uld 5'.iperintcn- ~& A. Moffet. Don Slaven. ~U)ptoye a.Uoela· iloo presfdent, aald lb~ district negot1ator1 ref~ed to approve their "final offer" of a 6.95 per- cent a salary increast! for about 300 tun •nd part.tJme workers. No further ne1ot~Uon sessions are slaitd uoUI .J,.ouary, diatricl and emptoye spokesmen said.. ' Widow Sues Diego SAN DIEGO ('AP) -The widow ot • 28·year~ man.shot to death by police~ e bu filed • SlO mUnon daht\ 11mn the· city. ~ . P~oposal j Blasted 1 I By Mayo~ • By GARY GRANVILLE Of lft• O•lly '°llol $1.111 Newport Beach Mayor Milan' Dostal today called a proposal to~ divide his city between two county. supervisorial districts "out-• rageous and absolutely unaccep.• table." -: The division or Newport Beach~ was proposed in redistrictingl plan designed by political consut:.1 tant Bill Butcher. Today, Dostal said Butcher's ' plan "r eeks of being just one mo~e, attempt by (Arnold) Forde and Butcher lo elevate one or theit' candidates." Dostal also said that Newport1 Beach interests woulcl be best served by a s ingle supervisor ··we have a good, emcientf working relationship with onei supervisor a nd I don't think th~ relation s hip s h ou ld 6'W jeopardized." Dostal said. ij His words were heeded by a ma• jority of the five county supervisors before they wer< spoken. When Butcher 's redistrictin plan hit the newsracks Wednes day afternoon, support for i quickly evaporated. Supervisor Ralph Diedrtc said, "Any boundary chang should minimize disruptions o communities." i "We have to face the fact that populations within districts are out or balance and that eventual( there will have to be som changes." "But su ch a division ( Newport Beach) should b avoid ed unless absolute l necessary.'' Diedrich said. . Supervisor Laurence Schmit whose Second District Butcbe proposed extending into the beactl city. also said he opposes splitting cities between supcrvisorial dis· tricts. .. As things stand now," Schro.id said. "there are too many split cities." "Besides," Schmit added, '•I like my district the way it is." Supervisor Ralph Clark also op. poses the principle of the division of cities b etween tw o' s upervisor ial districts. And , Newport Beach Supervisor Thomas Riley, like Dostal, calls the Butcher scheme outrageous . As a result, whatever s ilpport there was for that phase of the secret r edistricting plan had evaporated by nightfall Wednes4, day. . (See REDISTRICT, Page A2) Or:~,~~nst Weather fair weather to continue through Friday with highs in the mid 70s, l owi1 generally in the 40s. I NSIDE T ODA V Prof eadonal theater on t~ Orange Coast made fm- preufve 1trides during 1916. E:n1ertafnmt11t edftor TOfl\ Tttua r~ewa the 71eo.r in the /1rll o/ five lntermiift<m cot. umn1 recapping the Loe°' theater acene on Page C4. Index I DAILY PILOT H /F Planner Efforts D e nie d 'fhe pres1d(lnl of lht> I lunhngton Beach HOME Council has denied he parlicipat<'d in a fX>ll by the council urging outside recruit· ment for a µerm anent city plan- ning director. Lloyd Granger said Wednesday that he didn 'l respond lo the sur- vey of the boarc.J of directori.. taken the first week of December. "l take exception to the published statement that the HOME Council board was un· ." animous in <'ailing for outside • recruitment.'' he said. :· Granger i.aad in fact lhal he • wholeheartedly supports lhe ap· pointment of Acting Planning Director Ed SeUch to the perma· nentpost. "After 20 years in the business world, I find that one or the strongest 1ncent1ves for outstand- ing performa nce is the promot1on f~om within,'' he said Thu'1d•t· December 16. 197& Ball Deeken TripAlarm . 'lbose who deck the hall.a = boutb.a of holly doo 'l •YI mate potftemen J • Huntln;toft Beach poUce sped to the Brentwood Sav- inp and Loan branch al 5828 Edinger Ave. Wednt>!I day an response to nn alarm. When they got there. 8hotguns at the ready, they discovered that clerks and tellers were decoratln~ for Christmas nnd someone had tripped the alarm ac· cldentally, Officers wished lhc sav- ings and loan staff a merry but more carerul holiday season and departed. FroaP~AJ HEIR ... he described as a long-lime friend, was helping work out some lease arrangements con· cerning his son 's fmanciaJly- lroubled ambulance firm. Trial n ·octor Weeps Over Affair By TOM BARLEY 0. ,,.. 0.01ly Pllo4 Swfl Weeping on the witnc·~s stand, Dr. Rps:. Todd McClure ad- milled1 to an Orange County Superior Court Jury late Wed· nesday that he had st'xual In- tercourse with a young woman palicnt in his .South Laguna of- fice Jan. 7. But the 55·ycar-old physician repeatedly denied during his testimony that there was ever any question of has rorcsng ms attentions on a woman who later told sher\Cf':s ofCl cers that he raped her while s he was drugged and un11ble to resist. "She went out or her way to entice me," the witness said fighting back his tears. "l 'm not proud of \\hut I did but she con sented lo it. l did not.lung lliat she didn't agree to ... enrll~r that s h e "bec&nh! u vegetable.. under ltw mnuence ot l:he c.Jrug and was powC'l ll'!>S lo resist Ur. McClun· Dr. McClure t eslifi<'d lhat hihe n•ah:tl'<l U1at he was nol having the kind of suc- cess that he had hoped for. .. She played a very active role throughout," he said. "She told me she enjoyed it and s he pro- mptly agreed when I first sug gested thal we have sex." And he flatly rejected the victim's denial that s he did not ex· pcnenc~ an orgusm dunng their encounter. He quoted the palient as tell· mg ham when h<.• ... uggestt-d '.'>CX· uaJ intercourSl' "Oka} 1f you think it will help mv back " Yule Tree Thief Gets 500/Them A hunt ta under way in West Orange County today for a suspect who cleaned out a Christma:; l.n-e lot on Pa~iric Coast Hlghwuy, t:lkmg an estimated SO fir trees with a $750 value. Chris Harrison, operator ol the seasonal basinesis ut 15th Street and Pacific Coust Highway in Hunt· lngton Reach, told pohce he heard rumors they were being peddled to other tree dealers. He said the word circulated back tbal whoever cut a fence lo empty his lot was probably the same person making the rounds of other lots of· Cering cut-rate prices. lnvesUgalors s aid they were searching for a large, enclosed U·Haul van, rull of trees. which is lhc sus- pect vehicle. F,....Pflfle Al REDISTRICT Walkout DOHA, Q1&tar (Al') -Saudi Arablu's oil minister, Sheik Ahmro Znkl Yaman1, a.tbruptJy left the mlni:itt-rlal conference of the Organlzntion of Petroleum £xporting Countries today after other OPEC members rejected his call for a six.month freeze on the prlc~ of oil The United J\rab Emirates mini s ter declared after Yamani's departure that there ls a deadlock on prices and "a real danger'' to the unity of the oil cartel. · Yaman1, whose country is OPEC's largest producer, lold reporters he was flying back to Saudi Arabia. He refused lo say whether he would return. It was believed Yamani was returning to consult with King Khaled. One conference sourec sai<l lbe delegate heard Khaled was in touch w1lh Shah Moham- mad Reza Pahlavi of Iran, who has called ror a 15 percent hike in the base price of $11.51 a barrel for crude oil. "You should r eward outsland· ing performance with promotion where the opportunity occurs. To dp otherwise is counter- pfoductive and self-defeating, .. he added. Mark Porter, vice president or the HOME Council who conduct- ed the survey, said Granger was lhe first person he contacted. Scudder testified that Wesson also had asked to borrow money from him, $1,000 to hire an at· tomey and $9,000 to pay to the In Lerna! Revenue Service. Dr. McClure was asked by de· fense attorney Leonard McBride' why he bee am e sexually in-1 volved with ilhc 22-year-old pa- tient .in the ~ghl of has happy . marriage and a JO-year career· Dr. McClure tolc.J the JUry he experienced a ''letdown" at the height of their i.cxual encounter when his pal1ent told him: "l 've really got to go l have a dinner engagement with some girl friends and we're gomg to u Mexican restaurant for some tacos." Ile action to the Butcher concept of exte nding the Third Supervisorial Di:strict into the Saddleback Valley was mixed. Mana Saeed Oteiba, oil minister o f the United Arab Emirates. said all OPEC de· legates except those of Saudi Arabia and his country called for 'price tncreases. of more than 10 percent at their session. He sale! ttus was unacceptable to Saudi Arabia and bi~ country. "I asked him personally 1f he favorvd going uul~idc the city to recruit for the pol.1Lion." Porter said. PortC'r ~sserts that Granger replied 111 the arfirmalivc. "But he said hl' would get back to me later. He never did," Porter said. Granger said he gave Porter no indications of his position. He s aid he agreed to get back to Porter but never dad bee aui.e of business and time pressures. "If Granger wants to change his mind, then the HOME Council Board of directors took lhe poi.i- tion unanimously with lhe excep- tion ofone," Porter said. Granger said that people at the top should not yield to pressures from groups on every is~ue which comes up. "There is a time to have the coura~e or your convictions and proceed as you sec fit,' 'hesaid. "'But SCuader sa«fne not only did not give Wesson any money but told Wesson he could use some cash himself. Scudder said that kind or response, which indicated ht! was short of money, is a !)tandard answer he gives. "That is standard," Scudder said.r "l have had lo use lhat because we have phonies down ther'e a dime a dozen." He also tes tified about telling w.esson of his dissatisfaction with the post orfice dcpartmt•nt on taking action on some chl'cks allegedly stolen from has son's post office box. · He said Wesson told him he would have to be "knocked off" ~fore anyone would take any ac- tion. . But when Quigley questioned him further, Scudder denied lhat the conversation ever tuml'<I to kidnaping or Scudder's p<JS!)1ble disappearing for a few days. "No, it did not drift into kid- naping or disappearing for u few days,'' Scudder testifa'<I. City Administrator Bud Belsito had declared his in tentions to C!P· point Selich, the only applicant, to lheperm anent position. Belsito~aid latcrthehedccaded u 0 t Boi·le r to recruit outside lhc city after •i.~ consultations with the city's labor counsel. "Al-1--S 1-tesaid it was his belief that ex-iri.<UreS rrw/oo panding the hmng process will re· • move amb1gu1ties and que!)tions At HB Sc/wol that may be in the minds of otheri. FV Doughnut Shop Robbe d Twn men robb<'d a Fountain Vallev doughnut shop in Foun· lain Valley Wednesday ru~ht and escaped with $106 an cash. dC· cording to police Officers said the pair came tn· to the Dolly 0 Donut shop at 10980 W;.1rner1\vc at9'45pm. OnP leap<'d over tht~ counter and ordered the cl<'rk in a· threatening manner not to move whale he rtn<'d th<' cash register. His companion .,.,ore a stocking mask and stood ncnr the door during the robbt'ry. Police said no weapon was U.'led Ban~ Available For Concert Visit Thi" Marina lllgh School b:and will vml any home, party, acUv1- ty or business Dec 20 through ON· 23 for a donation ol $Jsto lhe school's 1nstru m C'ntal music pro- gram The band 1s otfering Its performances between the ~hours of 7 p.m . and 10 :30 p.m. on those three days, schoot oCflcials sa.id. For I more information, call 842·4'737 I ··, • 01\ANOt OOAST H/11 DAILY PILOT r .... n ... ~ <•"'' OellY .-.... -.•" .....,.<" '' '~ bof"l"fi tfw H•w' "'"' h pv ... i""9n b¥ """° C)t~ (M·,t ~IM"ft1"'f(4Mf•"Y ,.....,_..tfH~ ••• =:.:;'';:!.!::1!' .. ~,~~.:l,~,~~ I••~ Y•ltfy, Ir YlllNI, ~td4 ...... V•llf'y "'""' l~ ft•Kt\11out"CN'1 A '1...-r~t•a• ltM '' puOth" .. \•t..-•d•n M'W:I WWMn ,,... r.;:;~,~~"!1.~11,~~~~~ UO Wt\t l\tty ..... .,"-"''"'°'"'•IMJlll'W·~ ,., •• (Woof 'l·t • Ptt\iditf'I' 11tf\od Gt"'ffe4 ~ n-.. •-'" .. .,. T ... -•AM-M•ft•t 1ftit CchW ~'""""' ....... ~ ..... 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Such repsonsc as automatic policy whenever a fire alarm is tnggered at a school campus. whether it is merely a report of smoke odors or a major fire. Fire Capt. lfoger Hosmer s aid today the potential fire was caught in time, although over- heat 1 n g almost ('<'rlainly damaged the boiler to ~ome degree. The fire call generated much excitement in the area. because many students and teachers were still on campus and a girls' league competition soccer game wa:-. in progress on the athleuc held. FV Vandals Damage Tree, Reservoir Vandals caused $1,200 damage to a Fountain Valley water re- servoir and destroyed a school yard tree in two separate inci· dents Wednesday night, police said. Police said someone set fire to an air filtration unit on top of a ci· ty water reservoir located at 9330 Tanager St. late Wednesday night. A chain link fence nnd fire ' hydr~l were found partially dis- mantled at the scene. Another unidentified vandal used a saw to fell a 20-foot pine tree ln lhe Cox Elementary School'playground. police sald. Living Yule Tre·es Urged The Envtron'menlal CoallUon of Orange County ls encouraging Jocal residents to buy live Christmas trees lo be planted ln city parlcs after tho holida)"ll. The non-profit organJioUon ts workina ln conjunction with city parks d epartmepts and local nunuiea to reuH the Cbrtstmos trees. uid Al Thomas, coallUon praldent. . For more Information, call the coalition office, 836-43l._ or local clcy parks department.a. In medicine. 1 Slrugglfng lo tontrol his voice · the witness replied: "I think it was symptomatic of my age. l know I have m ade a terrible a very serious e rror." ' Dr. McClure testified that his patient never objected to his in- creasing sexual advances during a series or visits that ended Jan. 7 when he admitted lhal he had !)exuul intercourse with the pa· ticnl. ' ··1 w<.1s attrartt•d to Mbs G . " he admitted "I knew b y then that s he .... antt:d som ething more from me than Just physiotht•rap~ " .. She was alway~ 1mmaculctle· ly dressed." he told McBride. He lesl.Jfted that on the night they had sexual intercourse, his patient wore ··a beautiful blue leisure suit" and "looked like a model in Vogue magazine." Dr. McClure told the Jury that the medical reason for his pa- tient's last two' 1s1ts to his ofhcc was for treatment to a back in· Jury that she suffered in a fall at her Dana Point apartment build· ing. He s ;i1d he had previou!>ly treated her for "female com· plaints" problems with the side effects of her birth rontrol pills. The doctor testified lhat he could detect no s igns of bruises or discoloration on the patient's body at any time and that the X· rays he took of her back were negative ... I was puzzled," he said. Dr. McClure te'>tifil'<l that he realized s~' wllh his µallenl became a poss1b1hty when he fondled her breast.'\ on the ex· amining table and encuunltred no opposition. Dr. McClure kslil'il'd that he administered a normal injection of Valium, a tranquilizing drug. at each visit and that the drug did nothing more than relax his patient. The patient. however, testified * * * Rape Trial Jury Might Hear Tapes The defense was expect1.'<.I lo asic Juoge Kenneth E. Lae today to aJlow the Jury to listen to a tape recording that allegedly contains comments made by Dr Ross Todd McClure and hh woman pa- tient during sexual activity al the physician ·s office .Jan 7 Defense atto r ney Leonard Mc Bride claimed Wednesday thal the tape will slrengtht•n his ar~ument that what happenNl in the South LaJtuna office was with the complete consent or has client's patient. Dr. McClure testified.out of lhe presence of the jury Wcclnel>day that he switched on the tape at a time when he "began lo reel un• easy about the situation. "I felt It was getting out of hand," he said. "J had become. very involved at that point so l switched on the tape recorder.·· Deputy District Attorney Maurice Evans said late Wednes- day that he moy object to ln· troduotion or t,ape recorded evidence because of his doubt.-; about Its authenticity and In the absence or proor that the record· int ha.a not been edited. The prosecution took the tape from the courtroom with him Wednesday night for a private hearlnll to enable hlm todeclde If he would renew his objections to its Introduction to the jury today. Oiler Band Fir st He testified that they both dressed and that she then left the office after hl' wil>hl'd that s he should return to his office on the following Friday. Dr. McClure told lh<' Jury he was ''thunderstruck" later that evening when Laguna Deach al· torney John Knowl~ tt'lcphoncd to tell him that his patient had gone Lo South Co~t Community Hospital and had f11l'CI a rnpc complaint with s heriff':. officers .. I couldn •t believe 1t," he said. "I was having a cocktail at home with my wife and I simply couldn't believe it." The phyi.ician was booked two days later on charges of rape and sex perversion Community leaders in lhe area north of the San Diego Freeway were unanimous in their praise of lhe representation they have re- ceived Crom Fiflb District ~upervisor Riley. And some ques ti o ned Diedrich·s voting record on de velopment matters having an impact on their community. Bill Monoson , a: former member of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council executive board, said he doesn't know if Diedrich ·s s tand on development accurately reflects community interest. 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SUPPLY LIMITED! .. 1·1111 I oe·t11r~1Murrnufit• .. 1•1u ... Our Pe•r"'uunl Ont• \ 1•11r ,,,.,,.,. • .,,,•·•·Ou l ·.'1·1·ru ,.,.,.111u·r H •• ."ie·ll~ 275. East 17th St. Costa Mesa ................. t_ J D_..W ... etfc.tt Jr, THESE ELl!CTIC1HIC rttOFISSIOHALS SERVICI YOUR EqUIPMIMT The Huntington 8each High School marching band won a first place trophy rcccnUy ln the an· nual Glendora Christmas parade. Phone 642-8882 Storo Hours Dally 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 The band wUI mab ILtJ next ap- pearance Saturday al 2 p.m . in a parade.•~ Dlaoc~I~. I Lag11Qa/South Coast ED ITION VOL 69, NO. 351, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFO~NIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1976 A fter1100,1 N.'l". Stoeks I· I 1:W eeping Laguna I By TOM BARLEY Doctor Adntlts Se "She was always ;mmaculaJ ly dressed," he told McBrid He testified that on the nigh they had sexual intercourse, patient wore •'a beautiful bl leisure suit" and "looked like, model in Vogue magazine." 'r D•lly "1t.H SU.II PMlo 'SHE ENTICED ME' ~ 4 Laguna Doctor McClure Hape Trial •. flury Might I L fl.ear Tapes • 'Ille defense wa.., expected to • ask Judge Kenneth E Lae today 1 -fa.allow the jury to listen to a tape } •ording that allegcdJy contains :&tmmenls made by Dr Ross 'r9'1d McClure and has woman pa <iSent during sexuaJ activity at the ~ician'somceJan. 7. .~~efense attorney Leonard .:tkBride claimed Wednesday :~t the tape wall strengthen has '.argument that whJt happened m .the South Laguna offacc was"' ith ;\Ge <."O mplele con!iPnl of his ;tient's patient Or. Ml'('lurP testif1NI nut of th£• presence of the Jury WC'dne-sday •that he S'>' itched on lhl· tape at u time "hen he ·'began to feel un easy about the situation .. , felt ll "'as Jtf"ltlOg out or ~and," hl' said "I had becoml' Vf!ry 10\ oh ed al that point ~o I switched on the tapt.• recorqer · Peputy l>ac,tr1<·t Altom<')' lfaurice E\·an.., .,:lid late Wedn<'s day that he may obJN'l to in trotl11(·t111n of lJP<' rC'cnrded -4!"tdenC't' ht•(' II U~<' of his d1111hh about its authcnt1c1ty and 1n th1· .obsenc<' of proof that the r<:cord jng ha!> not been edited The pro ... c>cut1on took the tape• ;from the courtroom Wlth him , Wednesday n1.:hl for a private . tiearini;: to en a hit' him to decide If ·h~ would rC'new hi!> obJert1on!\ to , '1ll lntroduelion to the JUry today ~ Arguments on the tape·~ po11s1 'ble admission were conducted l ~tside the presenct" of the jury. 1!1Udge Lae warned jurors Wed· l )lesday night not to r ead : ~wspaper accounL<i oflhetrial. '· . ~v ance Gets AdVice i WASHINGTON (AP) -r Secretary of State Henry A. • KJsslnger has briefed his de· f~Aignaled successor , Cyrus R. ; Vance. on the Middle East silua-1,uon and other foreign polM:y 1s· • sues. H£ 'S lEA,.ING FOR :SOY OVElt THE GIFT VOU'RE G&TTING ME .' ONLV 8 OAVS. MOR.6 .' 4.'~ ~ ·~ OI IM D•llY Pilot si.11 Weeping on the witness stand, •. ·Dr. Ross Todd McClure ad· milted to an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wed- nesday that he h ad sexual in- tercourse with a young woman patient in bis South LagW"la of- fice Jan. 7. But the 55-year-old physician repeatedly den~ed during his testimony that there was ever any question of his forcing his attentions on a woman who later told sherifl''s officers that he raped her while s he was drugged and unable lo resist. "She went out of her way lo e ntice me," the witness said, fighting back his tears. "I'm not proud or what I did but she COD· sented to it. I did nothing that she didn't agree to " Dr! McClure was asked by de- fense attorney Leonard McBride why be became sexually in- volved with the 22-year-old pa- tient in the light of h.is happy l)'.larrlage apd a 30-year career in medicine. Struggling to control h.is voice, the witness replied : "1 think 1t was symptomatic of my age. I know I have made a terrible, a very serious error." Dr. McClure testified~at his patient never objected to his in· creasing sexual advances during a series of visits that ended Jan. 7 when he admitted that he had sexual intercourse with the pa- tient. "I was attracted lo Miss G--," he admitted. "1 knew by then that. s he wanted something more from me than JUSt physiotherapy." City-splitting CountY Proposal Draws Barbs Support For Plan Dries Up By GARY GRANVILLE Ol IM 0•111 Pil001'111 Newport Beach Mayor Milan nostaJ today called a proposal to divide his city bet ween two county supervisorial districts "out rageous and absolutely unaccep· table." The division of Newport Beach was proposed in redistricting plan designed by political consul· tant Bill Butcher. Today. Dostal sald Butcher's plan "reeks of being just one more attempt by (Arnold) Forde and Butcher to elevate one of their candidates." Dostal also said that NewpC>rt Beach interests woold be bel.t served b y a single supervisor. "We have a good. efficient working relations~p with one supervisor and I don't thJnk that relati ons hip s hould be jeopardized." Dostal said. His words were heeded by a ma Jority o f the five county s upervisors before they were s poken. When Butcher's redastnctin~ plan hit the newsracks Wednes - day afternoon, support for 1t quickly evaporated. ~IJ lOS ANCHES COUNTY Pacific Ocean SAN Oil CO ~ COUNT\' g ~ Daily Pilot NtW\ M .. n Supervisor Ralph Diedrich sald . "Any boundary change!> should minimize dis ruptions or communities.·· "We have to face the fact that pC>pul:illons withtn distncts are out of balance and that cvcntuully there will have to be :-.o mc changes ·· "Bu t suc h a division lof Newport He a ch > should be avoided unless absolutely nec.-essarv. · · Oaednch srud. 0 IV I 0 I N G LI NE S -0 range Co u n t y Supervisors are contemplating so-called "Plan A" (above) for redrawing of boun· daries of the county's five supervisorial districts. One key change from exis ting district lines (below) would be trans(er of fast-growing Saddleback Valley from Thomas Riley's I<'ifth District to Ralph D1edrich's Third District. Another key cl)ange under "Plan A" would be transfer of that portion of Newport Beach seaward of Coast Highway from Riley's district to Laurence Sc hmit's Second District. Supervisors a re study ing redistricting possibilities because balance of population between super visorial dis tricts doesn't meet one-man. one-vote rule Superv.isor Laurence Schmrt. whose Second 01stnct Butcher proposed extending into the beach <~e REDISTRICT, Pa~f' A2 ) Wwicil Lauds Laguna Beach Football Team AJthough spurned by the Cl F', the Laguna Beach High School football team was officially lauded by the Art Colony City Council Wednesday. Rerusing to recognize th4'ClF- ~ced forr~" of the-~• win- ning games, the City Council commended the squad and coach Dennls Haryung for the winning 7-2 record, the bes t since 1969. Team victories were ordered forfeited by the CIF when it was discovered an ineligible player had been allowed to compete. Laguna Beach Mayor Phyllis Sweeney noted that the team had outscored ils opponents 101 points to 51 durlna t~ season. tO\ ... c..un <OU!lilf4' ••1elflc Oceon )/ //)---- :; The council reM>JuUon passed --·--· unanlmously and commended U __! ...... hna Cl c Ugh the team foe "a great SeMon" ftl"'Ie au.ses a t and extended "best wi1hes the next season." • CHARLESTON1 W. Va. (AP) 'Dhe mayor brousht the Item to -"Where's your reindeer?" the city council under "ex-people on the sidewalk jeerod traordinary buslnea." She said when three Hare Krishna Santa she was proud of the learn. rClauses were led away by police Cleveland, said they had been go- ing from city to city seeking con· tribuUooa for the lnt.emaijonl\l Society for Krishna Consdou.'t· ness. "Beine city fathers, and after refu~ln1to1lve the Salva- sometJmes city mothers at times Uon Army $25 they bad collected. (JS QR Tests Due brings a great deal of pleasure," A Oharles•-n •"·-fcf"'·' Cou... 'r7 Mn. Sweeney. one of two women llV "'"'u ,,., ,... MOSCO-onthec:ounc:il, said. bearinc w11 planned today for " (AP) -Tb6 Soviet tbe three sect members ace:···--' Unlo~ plans a ne., aeries or She noted that she was t.he __,, 1 k. t t . mother or four cLn.t~ .1..bo ••t. olpanhud.Unc. a~. 1' o ~ • t 1 ti i U o t be nuun:o • -n6ttbweetern PacUlc: O~ean tended Laguna Beach HICb Chari Llnk,.Jtltreyl..cJQf Mel Tl'om Dec. 20-~o. the ofUclal School. __ R_o_bert Ham Ulon., all ot_.J news qency Tus 1raid today. ., j • San Clemente Okays Booze For Beaches Discounting the police chief's warning that the res ult rould be drunken riots, the San Clemente City Council moved Wednei;day to make San Clemente the first Orange County city to legalize cons umption of alcoholit· beverages on the public beaches. City Atty . F . MacKenzie Brown was directed to·prcpare an ordinance to that effect. After being enacted, it will become law in JO days. The 'Vote was split 3-2, with council members Donn a Wilkinson and Bill Walker oppos- ing leg alization. Mayor 8 . Patrick Lane. Thomas O'Keefe and Tony DI Giovanni voled ap- proval. , Police Chief Melvin ~rtner .had told the council tn 11 written memorandum that it risked large unruly crowds of drunken marines or young adults lf It took I.he step. But the council majority argued that repeal of the or· dlnance t}\at bans booie on the be.,cb would have no effect on Jaw ,n(orcement. Portner has admitted the or· dinance is rarely enforced t.o the poJn\ of giving citations; lf 1t is enforced at all, it's witb warn· ings.. Of 117 incident.a of ~ed vlolaUon of lbe code sect.ion last tum mer. onl)' three "'Citations <See BOOZE, Page.U) Dr. McClure told the jury ti\ the medical reason for h.is pa• tient's last two visits to his omcd was for treatment to a back ih (See DOCTOR, Page AZ) a Man Slain t In Rescue ·~. " SA~ DIEGO CAP) From his hotel room,· Royce Nolen Crain o ,, Sunland saw a man beating up another. He ran to help, but the assailant pulled al knife and stabbed Crain in . the chest. Crain. 48, died two hours later in a hospital Wednes-t/ day night. 'tii The assailant escaped. )A Police refused to identify 'i the beating vlctim, saying ...... he will be their witness. F., Pendleton . Problems 'Solved' .. ' J Maj. Gen. Carl W. Hoffman. c o m m a n d a n t o r C a m"P Pendleton, today said the proa blem of Ku Klux Klan activities at the Marine base has largely been solved . Hoffman said at a Pl:CSS con· ference that there is.no need for a congressional investigation~ whJch Congresswoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke -called tot after meeting with the general Wednesday. I But he said h e doesn't rear oneJ "We have nothing to hide," Hofl fman said. "I don't fear it for a moment.'' , Hoffman said a "monumental .. Navy investigation into the incii dent has shown that "the Klan is a min.iuscule operation, a falter4 ing operation at best. I ''I think it's significant that since we've found that list or 16 KKK members Con Nov. H) we've only found one additional Klan m ember ." i Hoffman said that among Marines on the base is "a generaJ reeling of optimism ... that there is no noticeable problem herel While we always have to be co~ scious or this eruption again, I'm confident that the tensions we might expect in a situation like this just don't exist." I '/" But Hoffman said there is no legal tool available to prevent re. currence of Klan activities. which. at Camp Pendleton have been disrupted through transfet" of all but two known Klan mem- bers. "As long as the federal law permits membership in any Ot• ganizallon, as long as people keep their acti v1lies off the base, and as long as individuals do their work. I don't see. at the mo- mE'nt. any action which can be taken " Dul Hoffman said he ''woultl not be disappointed" to find 'a wny to control such activities. Meanwhile an Investigation in_· to the Nov . 13 assault here against six white Marines by (See GENERAL, Page AZ> Weather Fair weather to continue through Friday with highs in the mid 70s, lows generaJly ln the 40s. • I NSIDE TODA\' Pro/nrional theater on the Orange Coast .made im· prc1111~ striMs during 1976 Enttrtafnment editor Tom Titl.I.' rwin»a the year In the /irit of five lnhirmtmon col- umn• recoppfng the local tMlltet scene on Page C4. Index AIY-Servlc• a4 AMLI,._" ,,,_ .. m~ll Ct ""'"'" CA·t L M .. yd a6 -. .. llllM, C.llfvflle At ... lltMllltw' A4, Cl.tulfl... 06•14 ClrMftCWlltJ A C»lllk' Ot ...... CH, c:~-04 ·e:IYl• ... r1tl' Cf Otat!l Nellctt .,,. ' 01·) ,_.... ..... ,,. "Mll•lltH C.-1 1~1-C._. Ttlt1'11lell c;1to ,.._. C .. 1 ,,_ ... ,, C4~' ....__ CJ w..11191' IMlfrmlni... Ct-l WwM ~ At, •' I A2 DAIL y PILOT L/SC Thurlday, December 16, 1978 Road Widening Favored 'I Want Death' Slayer's P lea Denied Lagunans Approve Project in IR/ ormal Poll SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 19-year·old sailor has been denied a request to be executed in California's gas chamber following hi s convlctton for the murder o( n pregnant 21-year-old housewife. By JACK Clfl\PPEL.1. Ol tlM D•1ly l'llGll tutt An informal door-lo-door poll shows Lagun ans by a 2-to 1 margin fuvor w1d~ning Laguna Canyon Road, Vice Mayor Jon Brand told the La((una Beach Ci· ty Council Wednesday Brand conducted two surveys himself going from houi.c to house in neighborh oods throughout the city over the last two weekends. The vice mayor is a council UP· pointee on a committee studyuig possible safety improvements to the road where so far this year eight people have died. The committee includes Tepresentatives from lhe county. I rvine, Laguna Beach and CalTrans. The first meeting was held recently in the office or Thomas R1lev. Orange County Building liinited in San Juan __ By ANNE COOPER OI Ille D•lly l'llot '4•11 San Juan Capistrano City Council adopted a residential growth management ordinance Wednesday, 3·2, limiting home building permits m the m1i.sion city to 41)() a year Councilmen John Sweeney and Richard Mc Dowell opposed adoption of lhl' ordinance. saving the city had not made an ade- quate study or financial implica- tions of the permit restriction. "One thing th~ ordinanct> wall do 1s to eliminate problems with overburdened planning starr." said McDowell. "Develo~rs will take one look al the ordinance and say. forget San .Juan!" The ordinance will take effect in 30 days. One dcvcloµc•r, Robert Maurer, asked at Wednesday's meeting that his 79-unit develop- ment on 33 acres south of Orteg1:1 Hjghway between the Sun Hollow and Mission Clem tracts be ex- empted from the• ordinance to as- sure he can complete construe tion in 1977. Councilman Yvon lleckschcr said a proposed point ~ystem for evaluating relative benefits to the city among all ~lltionang re- sidential developers will de- termine who builds when. The JOO-point system. rankinJ? :.uch criteria as prox1m1ty of pro posed development to public schools and parks. prov1~1on of dual access to the development. provision of o pen spact'. sensillvity of grading concepL'i, quality of design and unusual public benefit lo be derived from the project, is scheduled for City <·ounc1l cnnsidcrution Jan 5 The-point sy,tcm . us propused by <'1ty staff . includes a bonus of up to 15 points for provision of low or moderate income housinl?. Councilman Kenneth Friess said the growth management system brings filirn~s and pre· dictabilily lo re~1dentaaJ develop- m<'nt and will enable landowners to make plans, with confidence· that the rules won't change to thcu· detriment I ·•rt 1s lntt'resting that ('Om mun1UC'~ around u~ are ns1ng up und saying th ey must do som<'thing aboul uncontrolled Jtrowth ... ~aid rrae~s "Very :simply, ~e :ere Lwn yeun ahead ofth<'m" Ov('r s trong nbjections of Mayor Douglas N:ii.h, Coon '-'1lman Sweeney rcatt'rntro h1~ char~c m adt' <•l the prev1ouc; council meeting two Wl't'ks ago tht•t in regards to the grtlwth con trol ordinanre, City Cooncil was Junctioning ::is a k:ingaroo court "I looked it up in the dac~ tionary," ht• stucl ··and lhnt's ex · acUy the rif!hl term.·· OflAHOE COAST l"K DAI l Y-PI LOT ~~:W::.~~~·,~ur, :=.::::;~~=- ("'' Pvbt•Vt•"'t COfNHtfW S..-•t•,..1~ .,,, puOfl\tMd liM"'Cl•Y '"°'""'" t'rtOty for (Mt .. ..... w. 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Brand said at that meeting, CalTrans representatives con- sidered "the ultimate solul.Jon, ., the best solution·' to be widening the two-lane thoroughfare lo four lanes. The city in the past has OP· pused such widening. Brand said that In an effort lo gauge the opinion of the Laguna public on the issue, he began walking the neighborhoods and he conducted a verbal sllrvey of 100 residents. He said the oral survey result· ed in 64 percent of the people say· ing yes to expansion of the road from two lane to four lane divided highway. Thirty-six per· cent said there should be no ex· pansion. Brand said he conducted ri second sun·ey -a wntten Poll - when a friend suggested that by F ro.PagrAl DOCTOR. • • jury that she :>ufferro in a fall al her Dana Potnl apartment bu1hl· ing. He satct 1le hart pTeviously treated her for "female com- plaints" -problems with the side effects of her birth control pills. The doctor testified that he could detect no signs of bruises or discoloration on the patient's body at any time and that the X- rays he look of her back were negative. "( was puzzled," he said. Dr. McClure testified thilt he realized sex with his pat1c-nl became a possibility when he fondled het breasts on the ex - amining table and encountered no oppofition. Dr. McClure tesllfied th.!t he administered a normal injection of Valium. a lranqualizin,g dn1g, at each visit and tha( the drug did nothing more than relax his patient. The patient, however, testified earlier that sh e "became a vegetable" under the influence of the drug and was powerless to resist Dr. McClure. Dr McClure testified that his partner at one point in the act or sexua l int ercourse reversed their roles on the examining ta- ble when she realized that he was not having the kind or suc- cess that he had hoped for. "She playert a very activl' role throughout." he said "She told me she enjoyed 1t and ~he pro- mptly agreed when I first suit g£>sted that we have sex " And he flatly reject<'d the '1ct1m '<; denial that she dad not t'X· perience an orgCJ~m dunng their tncounter. lie quoted the patient as tell- ing him when he suggested sex- ual intercourse: "Okay. 1f you think it will help mv back " Or. McClure told the Jury he experienced a "letdown" at the height of their sexual encounter when his patient told him: "I've really got to go I have a dinner engagement with some girl friends and we're going to a Mexican restaurant for :.ome tacos." lie testified th<lt thl'y both dressed and that shc> then left the office after he wisht.>d her 8 pleasant evening and a good din- ner at the Mexican restaurant. lie said they agreed that she should return to his oChce on the folloWing Friday. Dr. McClure told the jury he was "thunderstruck" later' that evening when Laguna Reach at- torney John Knowles telephoned to tell him that his patieqt had gone lo South Coast Com~unity Hospital and had filed a rape complaint with sherirf's officers. "l couldn't believe It," h<> said. "I was having a cockta1l at home with my wi(e and I simply couldn't believe it." The physician was booked two days later on charge:. or rupc and sex perversion. KKK 'Should Be Watched' By U.eAuoclated Press The chairwoman of the Black Congressional Caucus says the Ku Klux Klan has a right to exist ont.henalion's military bases, but should operate in the open and ought tobewatched. the comment by Rep. Yvonne Brathwaite Burke <D-Calif. > came after she spent Wednesday conducting her own lnvesUgation lnto racial conditions at Camp Pendleton, scene of a Nov. 13 raid by blacks on whiles they suspect- ed of being KKK members. Her activities Included a 40- mJnute meeting with Maj. Gen. ·Carl Hoffman, the base com- mander; Individual black and white M arlnes; and some of the 14 blacks charged in the attack ond their lawyers-. "There ~as overt activity by t.be Ku Klux Klan, o areat deal or It, at least tieveral weeks to a month before the attack took pltte.'' the black Loa Angeles c:onrresswom an uld f ollowin1 hertour. ~vldiol explanations lo ques· tions asked by people he wrus sur- veying the statistical results were possibly tainted. The second ~urvey a.-;ked only the person ·s 011ln1on on ex- pansion of the road and provided no background lnformaUon. The results or 101 ·''ballots" were 62 in favor, 39 ugainst, Brand said. The vice mayor acknowledged that the· poll was "most irn - pr~ise and not scientific" but he said it indicatl'd to him the need for more discussion on the road's widening. Mavor Phyllis Sweeney said she wasn't i.ure that widening the road would result in rewer ac- cidents "Somehow. people have lhe idea that if you widen a road you solve the problem. It may or may not solve the problem.·· she said. Top Marine Conune nts On Friction WASHINGTON <AP) -Gen. Louis H. Wilson, Marine Corps commandant, has put his com- manders on notice they must act to cure conditions that cause racial friction between black and wltite Marines. "J simply am not going to ac- cept conditions in our corps which prompt any individual, wlute or black, to provoke dis- harmony by innammatory words or actions." Wilson said in a message sent to senior officers commanding major units and bases in the United States and abroad lie warned, in effect, thal com- bat r eadiness could be un- dermined i( black and white Marines serving in the same un- its lack "mutual respect and con- fidence." Wilson's message was promp~ ed by a flare-up or racial violence at Camp Pendleton last month when 14 Marines aJlegedly at- tacked a group of white Marines, six of whom were hospitalized. Later. it was disclosed that about 16 white Marines at Camp Pendleton were mrmbers of the white s upremacist Ku K.Jux Klan. None of this group was involved in the alleged attack by black Marines. "We 're caught between ex- treme~." said one Marine officer voicing concern that the Camp Pendleton episode may become the focus of unwarranted atten- tion from activii.l groups on both sades. Wilson called the Pendleton violence "an isolated incident." Rut his message showed he is concerned it could be a symptom ol a wider malady. Klan spokesmen at Pendleton have claimed at least 100 Marine members there and others elsewhere. But Marine officers at Corps headquarters say there is no evidence of any K.Jan cells other than the ono uncovered at the Cali fornia base. The Corps has wrestled with the problem of Marines who are Klan member<., since mem- bership by Marines in their capacity as "private citizens 1s not against regulations as long as no Marine Corps affiliation is im- plied or expressed ... Possible acllon against Marine klansmen will depend on any ac- tions "which go beyond mere KKK membership and which are illegal, disruptive or otherwise preJudicial to good order and dis- cipline," the Corps said. In such cases. the Corps said, "trndllional judicial and ad- ministrative action are available at the !oral commander's discre- tion " The 190,000·member Marine Corps 1ncludt>R :ibout 30.000 blacks Only the /\rmy, with 21 prrccnt blacks. h n~ u larger minority reprcsentnlion than the Marine Corps wilh its 16 percent black enrollmc>nl. The o utbreak of violence between blacks and whites al Camp Pendleton is particularly painful to the Corps because it come~ only a few months after the Marines underwent con- gressional investigation of epi!Wdes of violent treatment or recruits by drill instructors. * * * E'.-..PageAJ GENERAL. • black leathernecks who rrii~· takenly thought they were al· tacking a KKK gathcrtng con· Unues. Pretrial he<trings for 14 black Marines accused or lhe attack re- sume Friday. The hearings, which began last week, are tor the purpose of gathering lnrormJ:illon to de· term1ne whether general ~ourts martlal should be held. The prosecution is attempting to have charges amended lo in- clude allegations ot attempted murder and conspiracy to com- mit murder, which upon convlc· Uon could brlna life impriaon·: menttumt. Later Mrs. Sweeney asked rhetorically .. what tf the dei.truc- lton" of the canyon landscape necessitated by the widenmg, were done and th e same number of accidents still occurred? Mrs. Sweeney also noted that "a lot or those accidents occur In the city of Irvine." Laguna Canyon Road passes through three governmental jurisdictions, Laguna Beach, Orange County and Irvine. State represen tatl vcs have said , however, it will lake agreement by Laguna Beach City Council before widening will be un- dertaken. Councilman Carl Johnson re· called that during the time he has lived in Laguna Beach. the road has been widened once. He noted that a "whole row or trees disap- peared" and although there was talk or replanting, nothing wus done. Johnson said the original widening did cut accidents. but that now "they are crecpmg back up .. Councilman J ack McDowell said it was his feeling the majori- ty or people in town feel something needs to be done. McDowell urged additional study of the road's problems. The council took no formal ac· tion. A public forum is scheduled by Village Laguna sometime in Januar y to discuss Laguna Canyon Road safety. f',....P~A J REDISTRICT city, also said he opposes splitting cities between superVJsonal dis- tricts. "As things stand now," Schmid said, "there are too many split cities." "Besides," Schmit added, "l like my district tbe way it is.•· "I killed a woman when J wdn't want to ... Want t.he gas chamber," Jeffrey Ray Cross of Bukcrsfield was quoted l>y h1:; probation oUkcr Wcdncsdny. Earlier. Cros!\ wrote his pica to Superior Cour t Judge William T. Low. Low instelu.l sentenced him lo llCe in prison for the rap<.· and stabbing death of Bren- da Joyce Boyd of Coronado. The apartment in which Mrs. Boyd and her husband, a Navy officer, lived was burglarized that day, April 29. Fire Damages Downtown Laguna Sl1op An early morning fire r:.in'tl through a Laguna Beach furniture finisher's shop today. The cause or the fire and the amount of damage to Jim Reed's shop at 244 Ocean /\ve. were un· det ermined pending an in· vestigation by thl· city fire marshal. The fire was discovered by Police Officer Arthur DeLuca who while on ·patrol smelled smoke, searched and spotted names through a shop window. Fire fighters' efforts were h ampered by automobiles parked next to the building, ad1a- cent to a car dealership. The cars were removed one by one, although the lead vehicle had a dead battery and had lo be pushed out of the way. Vie t S hift Seen BANGKOK, Thailand (/\P ) Southern Vietnamese may have to be moved north as part of a large-scale r edistribution of Vietnam's work force to carry out the country's five-year de- velopment plan. "at all costs·: a key Vietnam ese Communist leader said today. -auALITY TELEVISION BOOZE ... were issued. T he rest were warn· ings. The L,sue was cJmplicaled by the fact that beer is sold at two spots along the city pier. Lane. who originated the move to legall2e drlnking on the beaches, said it was hypocritical to sell the brew and then forbid the purchaser lo drink it Portner's memo told the coun- d l that though the drinking ban it.self was seldom enforced, order wns maintained through enforce- ment of another law dealing with public drunkenness. To that, Lane, an attorney, respunded, "I don't think selec· tlve enforcement is something that should be encouraged. I would not feel comfortable not knowing whether I was in viola- tion, or not." Lane added, "H's hypocritical lo say we're going lo enforce the law, only IC we feel like it." P ortner said that If his policemen were to strictly en· force the code -which Corbitts even possession on the beach - they would have some problems. ReCerring lo the pier beer bars he said, "Bust everybody that comes out of there with a can of beer, and we'd be in trouble." Mrs. Wilkinson called thecoun- eiJ action "a step backwards." 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Fan_1o u s ~~,!J de pcnclqbility! • -----------·-< --- Saddle back EDITION VOL 69, NO. 351, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA A(ternoon N.l". Stocks Laguna Doctor Adnlits ··sex By TOM BARLEY Of,,.. Dally ,.,. ... Sl.IH ·weeping on the witness stand, Dr;. Ross Todd McClure ad- mltted to an Orange County S\lpenor Court Jury late Wed- nesday that he had sexual in· tercourse with a yoWlg woman patient in his South Laguna of· fice Jan. 7. But the 55-year-old physician I repeatedly denied during his testimony that there was ever Dr. McClure was asked by de· any question or his forcing his fense attorney Leonard McBride attentions on a woman who later •. why he became sexually In· told sheriff's orficers that he volved with the 22-year-old pa- r aped her while s he was tient in the light o( his happy drugged and unable to resist. marriage and a 30-year career "She went out or her way to in medicine. entice me," the witness said, Struggling to control h.is voice, fighting back his tears. "I'm not the witness replied: "I th.ink it proud of what I did but she con-was symptomatic of my age. I sented to it. I did nothing that know I have made a terrible, a she dldn 't agree to " very serious error." Dr. McClure testified that his patient never objected to his in· creas ing sexual advances during a series of visits that ended Jan. 7 when he admitted that he had sexual intercourse with the pa- tient. "I was attracted to Mi ss G--." he admitted. "l knew by then that she want ed something more from me than just physiotherapy." "She was always immacUJat~ ly dressl'd." he told McBrl.de. He testified that on the niaht they had sexual intercourse, his patient wore "a beaulifuJ blue leisure suit" and "looked like a model in Vogue magazine." Dr. McClure told the jury that the medical reason for h.is pa· tient's last two visits to bis office was for treatment to a back in· jury that s he suffered in a fall at . ~:.Dana Point apartment build~-1 He said he· had previously treated her for "female com· plainta''-problems wilh·the sid effects of her birth control pills. The doct<1r testified that btt could detect no signs of bruise!ll or discoloration on the patient' body at any time and that the X- rays he took of her back were (See DOCTOR, Page A%) ' 1Redistri~ting Plan 'Outrageous: l!reeze Rejerted I I Arabia Sheik Quits Meeting l OOHA, Qatar CAP) -Saudi !Arabia's oil minis ter, Sheik 'Ahmed Zaki Yamani, abruptly pen the ministerial conference of the Organization of Petroleum · Ex1>0rling Countries today after other OPEC members rejected his call for a six-month freeze on the price of oil. l 'he United Arab Emirates mintSter declared after Ysmani 's departure that there is a ~idlock on prices and "a real d¢ger" lo the unity of the oil cllrtel. Yamani, w hose country is OPtC's largest producer, told reporters be was fl ying back to ~udi Arabia. He refUfled to say whether he would return tt was believed Yamani was D,tuming to consuJt with King ~~~-One conference source said the delegate heard Khaled w..-in touch with Shah Moham· ~ad Reza Pahlavi of Iran, who has called for a 15 percent hike in the base price of $11.51 a barrel for crude 011. l ~ana Saeed Ote1ba, oil tnlster of the United Arab Emirates. s:ud all OPEC de· qates except those of Saudi 1abia and his country called for ice increases or more than JO r.cenl at their session He said a was unacceptable to Saudi ab'la and bis country "Uthe other members agree to rai1e their prices higher than 10 rcent. then we will con.sull with audl Arabia and decide among selves \\hat to do. I am not yin~ O PEC will break up, but e 1~ a real danger of reaching at stage · He indicated to newsmen. wever. that he believed Saudi ob1a v. ould be w11lmg to accept mcrease of lei.:. than 10 per ~ine Chief Says Racial Ills "Solved' Maj. Gen Carl W. Hoffman. comm andan t of Camp Pendleton. today ~rud the pro- blem of Ku Klux Klan activities al the M arinl' base has largely been solvl'd Horfman said at a press con· (erenre that there is no need for a congressional Investigation, which Congresswoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke called for aftt'r meeting with the general Wednesday. But he said he doesn't fear one. "We have nothing to hide." Hof· Iman said. "I don't fear it for a moml'nt." Hoffman said a "monumental" ~evy investigation into the inci- dent has shown that "the Klan is a mlniuscule ope-ration, a falter· log operation at best. "1 think it's significant that ·•i.n<:J! we've found that list of 16 ~K members (on Nov. 14) w&'ye only found one liddltional ld~member.'' }toffman utd that among Marines on the base is "a general fee.ling of optimism ... that there ts no noticeable problem here. While we always have to be con· acious of thls eruption again, I'm OOldldent tl\at the tensions we. JQl1bt expect in a 11\tuation Uk• Gdl just don't exist." But Hoffman said there ls no. 1-'1 tool av aUable to prevent re- cnarrence of Klan actlvltles, =h, at Camp Pendleton have" disrupted lhroutb transfer ~>ll but two known kJan mem1 cent. An Iranian delegate also · said he believed the ••at- mosphere of the conference" wouJd lead to an increase of less than 10 percent. Oteiba said he believed · Yamanl left to consult with his government and would not re- turn here. He said he also may leave for home after this even· ing's session. Wh en the evening sessfon started, Saudi Arabia was represented by Abdul Azziz al- Turki, oil undersecretary. Schultze, Young Get Nods PLAINS , Ga . CAP} President·elect Carter is naming Rep. Andrew Young to be U.S. ambassador to the United Na· bons and Charles L. Schultze to be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, informed sources said today. Sources in the Carter camp also said Joseph A. Califano, 45, is the top candidate to head the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare As chief domestic policy adviser t1> Pres1· dent Johnson, Califano was the principal architect or tht> c;rl'ul CARTER PROPOSAL EXTENDS CLEMENCY-A4 Society programs. many of wh1ch are administered by HE\\- Carter .ilso is believed Cl'>Se to choosing Rep. Robftrt. HcrglanQ. ( D· M mn.), to be secretary or Agnculture Carter was expected to an· nounrc the appointments or Young and Schultze at a news con/crence Wday The San Francisco Examiner also reportC'd today that Cart~ will nominate Zbigniew Brie~inski as his national securi· ty affairs :idvis<'r The newspaper said Cart.er notified the 48-year-old native of Poland of the nomination Wednesday night. Brzezinski, a Columbia University professor and a foreign policy adviser to Carter, <See CABINET, Page AZ) Oally f'li.t ~..., IUc ...... tt-lw EL TORO'S OLDEST CHURCH CAUSED PYROTECHNICS AS IT MOVED TO NEW RESTING PLACE Aa~h ~ R~ht°' ptc:ture -:'aa R~sutt of Co""~! Todar, ~~~J~.O®r.~~ ~ '·~ 1 ., Church Snaps Off Base 01.dest Building Maves Slowly to Stability By WILLIAM SCHREIBER CM 1M D•llJ ,., ... SUH With a brilliant flash of light and a loud crackle o( 12,000 volts of electricity, El Toro's oldest church building today began its short journey to a new site and more certain future. St. George's Episcopal Mission was lifted from the stone founda· lion that supported it since 1891 and was transported slowly to a temporary location near the even-older Serrano Adobe in Lake Fores t. The move wasn't without its moments of excitement. Just after beginning the trip up ' rubble left behind at the church's foundation site. Ray Prothero Jr. commented that he had been confirmed in the old church following his birth m a clinic at Santa Ana's historic Howe-Waffle house. Thal struc· ture was moved from its original site 1B months ago to save it from destruction. Proth ero was u s ing a sledgehammer to break up some of the foundation in an effort to find a cornerstone described in several local history books. "There isn't much left here in the way of reties of those old days so il would be kind of nice to find the stone, if there rs one," • Prothero s aid. Later today plans ·call foc the house movers to perform a similar chore by moving the original El Toro school house. built in 18S.5 and )ocated close to the oki church's site~. ., ' :. The sc,hool abd cliurch will ul· timately comprise two thJrds of a historical complex in Serrano Community Park. "(he ad9bewill be the third structure in tfie com· plex. "These two buildings that a.re finally moving are just about all that's left of old El Toro and l 'm glad to see us do it," Prothero commented. ·El Toro Road near its intersec- tion with Muiriands Boulevard the steepie of the little while church shceci through two power lines causing the bnghl nash and a resounding "pop" slartlin~ on· lookers and brieny stalling the project. No one was injured in the iflcident. Tr amc on lhe route of the move was s narled for more than an hour as the Snow House Movers truck and its unusual trailer trundled towards Saddleback Peak to Serrano Road, where it made a left turn, traveled past El Toro High School and reached its destination near the intersection of Serrano and Lake Forest Drive. Greenwood Files For College Seat As the moving project began early today a member of the Sad- dle back Valley's pioneer families was poking through the . Hare Krishna Santa,s Held "' CHARLESTON, W. Va. CAP) -"Where's your reindeer?" people on the sidewalk jeered when three Hare Krishna Santa· Clauses were led away by police - after relu.slnat to give the Salva· t1on Army $25 they had collected. Or. Alan H. Greenwood, a den· tist who practices in Anaheim and Ii ves in unincorporated north Tustin, fil ed his candidacy papers Wednesday for a seal on the Sad- dleback College boardoftrustees. Greenwood, ·of 2032 Salt Air Drive, Is seeking the post vacated by arch-conservative Robert Bartholomew, who r esigned earlier this month lo move to San· ta Barbara County. There are three open seats on the college board and so far, only one tncumbent has i'1<llcated his intention lo seek reelection. He Is Dana Point's Patrick Backus, who already has twoelecUon foes. HE'S LEA,IN<S FOR JOY o~ell TH!: Gtr:T VCSU'R.E G&ntNG Me.' ONL'i 8 OAVS. MORE .' Greenwood said he became in· terested m Lh<' college when his wife was a student there, studying psychology. He said she subse· quently went on to earn her bachelors dei:ree at Long Beach State .. My concern is to be sure our tax dollars are being .spent pro· perly." he said. "I feel the college has to change and U_.lor Jl!J cur· riculum to the times and needs of the community. It has to be nexl ble." The candidate said he'is excited by the prospects or a second dJs. trict campus on the Irvine Ranch but said "a diligent effort should be made tt be s ure th.is becomes a vtabtefacility." Al Greenwood has lived in~ange County for 20 years and has been a dentist for 22 years. He bas five children and fs a parlUmelaculty member at the UC Irvine and Loma Lind a Unvit>rsityachoolsof dentistry Proposal·, Blasted ~ By Mayor: t By GARY GRANVILLE Ol IM Oally 1'1191 st.atf Newport Beach Mayor MlJan , Dostal today called a proposal to.1 divide his city between two county supervisorial districts "out-) rageous and absolutely unaccep- table.'' . The division or Newport Beach was proposed in redistricting ~ plan designed by political consul-~ tant Bill Butcher. Today, Dostal said Butcher's • plan "reeks ofbeingjustonemore attempt by (Arnold) Forde and Butcher to elevate one of their candidates." Dostal also said that Newport Beach interests would be best 1 served by a single supervu1or. "We have a good, efficient J working relationship with one . supervisor and I don't think that relationship should ~ jeopardized, .. Dostal said. His words were heeded by a ma·1 jority of the five county supervisors before they were spoken. , Wben Butcher's redistricting r plan bit the newaracks Wedne5- day afternoon, support for it quickly evaporated. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich sald, "Any bound~ changes j should 'minimize disruptions of communities." "We have to f'ace the fact that populations within districts are out of balance and that eventually·, there will have to be some changes." . "But such a division (of! Newport Beach) should bel avoided unless absolutely necessary," Diedrich said. Supervlsor Laurence Schmit,· whose Second District Butcher proposed extending into the beach. city, also s aid be opposes splittlng cities between s upervisorial dis· tricts. "As things stand now," Schmid said, "there are too many split cities.'' ''Besides," SchmJt added, "I like my district the way lt is." Supervisor Ralph Clark also op- poses the principle of the division of cities between two supervisorial districts. And, Newport Beach Supervisor Thomas Rile~ like Dostal, calls the Butcher scheme outrageous. As a result, whatever support there was for that phase or the secret redistricting plan had evaporated by nightfall Wednes- day. (See LIN ES, Page A!) Weather Fair weather to continue through Friday with highs In the mid 70s, lows generally in the 40s. INSIDE TODA '1 Pro/eufonol thtotrr on the Orang• Coast mode tm· pre111i~ atnde1 during 1916. Entertainment editor Tom Titua rmew• the 11eor fn the ffr.t of /ff>f lntermf)aton col· umnt recopptng the local tlwatn-1enc on P.~ Of. A Charleston Municipal Court bearing was planned today for the three sed member& accused 1 olpanhan<lllng, amlsdemeanor. Z . Bomb Blame Taken •••ex Charles Llnlc:, Jerr.rey Long and Robert Hamilton, oll of Clevtland, aaid they had been co- lnl from city to city aeek1n1 con. tributJoos for the lntemaUonal Society for K.rbhna OonscJoua. ,-, ... BUENOS AIRES, ArgentltiA (AP> -Radical PeronJst guer· rlllas claim tbe blame for plant· lng a bomb on the third floor of a dtfellSe ministry bUUdlnf Unit kJlled at leaat U penobs and'lft- jured el lf!ut 30 otbtrs Wedl\a. day. z G~NBa~PaaeAJ) : nesa. ~ l • I ...._~~~~~~~~~--' . ... •. Al DAILY PILOT SB Pacific Oceon SAN Ol(GO COUNTY Dally P'llot II••• M•P> DIV I D I N G L I N ES -0 r a n g e Co u n t y Supervisors are contemplating so-called "Plan A" (above) for redrawing of boun- da ries of the county's five supervisorial districts. One key change from existing district lines (below) would be transfer of fast-growing Saddleback Valley from Thomas Riley's Fifth District to Ralph Diedrich 's Third Dis trict. Another key change under "Plan A" would be transfer of that portion of Newport Beach seaward· of Coast Highway from Riley's district to Laurence Sch mil's Second Dis trict. Supervisors are s tudying r edistricting possibilities because balance of population between supervisorial districts d oesn 't meet one· man, one-vote rule. FroatPageA1 · ·LINES •.. Reaction to the Butcher concept or extending the Third Supervisorial District into the Saddle back Valley was mixed. Community leaders in the area north of the San Diego Freeway were unanimous in their praise of the representation they have re· ceived from Fifth District Supervisor Riley. And some questioned Diedrich 's voting record on de· velopment matters having an impact on their community. Bill Monoson, a former member of the SaddJeback Area Coordinating Council executive board, aaid he doesn't know if Diedrich 's stand on development accurately reflects community interest. "We've had heavy support from Tom Riley and right n0w I'm nOl sure we can get that kind of s upport from Diedrich,.. said Monoson. Dick Lowcock, past chairman of the Mission Viejo Municipal Advi.o;ory Council, said spll tting communities is not a sound prac· tice. Despite reservations about splitting what is now lhe Fifth Dis· trict. some adjustment will even· tually take place because its population exceeds the other four supervlsorlal districts' average by about 76,000 people. Therefore. In following the one man one vote principle, when the board eventually redistricts Riley will be shorn of areas con- taining rouehly lhat many resi- dents. But ·the c:ollecllve impact of havlnJ Rutc:hf'r's heretofore: ton· fidenllal plan revealed and the subsequtnt re•c:t1on to it in- dicates that, whenever the board goes about drawing new pohtic:al boundaries, that plan will be in some ways altered. Border Deadlock TOKYO <AP> -Chinese- Soviet border tnlks have made no progreS11 1n Peking because the Soviet side made no conceaalons and refused to reduce Its armed forces along the common border, Chinese official!! were quoted as saying today. O"ANOI COAIT DAILY PILOT --·-9"\ ... fllt •M ""*''°""' JtOll C-Yt-t••t•t~t •N~M~ n-.. •-•••w T-tA ... .,.,..... Ma ... t•11t••• a.. ........... _,,_ AHlt-1eM Maft ... l"t 1*1wt -..sdleb1ckV1fl.wortle9 UJlt y ""' " .... , .... or.., ... _., ome., C..l•*•• .,._ ... ,11 ..... 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The patient, however, testified earlier that she "became a veeetable" under the innuence of the drug and was powerless to resist Dr. McClure. Dr. McClure testified that his partner at one point m lhe act of sexual intercourse reversed their roles on the examining ta- ble when she r ealized that he was not having the kind of sue· cess that he had hoped for. "She played a very actJve role throughout," he said. "She told me she enjoyed it and she pro· mptly agreed when I first suf(- gested that we have sex." And he flatly rejected the victim's denial that she did not ex- perience an orgasm during lheir encounter. He quoted the patient i1S tell- inl him when he suggested sex- ual lnlercourte: "Okay, If you thlnk it will help my back." Dr. McClure told the jury he experienced a "letdown" at the height of their sexual encounter when hia patient told him: "I've really cot to go I have a dinner engagement with some girl lrienda and we're aoing to a Mexican r estaurant for some UCOI." He testified that they both drased and that she then left the oifice alter he wished her a pleasant evening and a good din- ner at the Mexican restaurant. He said they agreed that she 1bould return to his office on the followlna Friday. Dr. McClurf toJcf the Jury he wu "thundentruck" later that even.tna when Lacuna Beach at- t.omey lobn Knowles telephoned to tall him that hit paUent had pe _to South Cout CommunJty Hoapita.I Ind had rued • rape complaint wtth aberiff'a omcen. 1 "I cquldn'l believe it," he !!old. "fwas having a cocktail ai. home with my wife and I simply couldn't believe it." The physician was booked two days later 011 charges of rape and sex perversion. * * * Rape Trial JwyMighl Hear Tapes The defense was expected to ask Judge Kenneth E. Lae today to allow the jury to listen to a tape recording that allegedJy contains comments made by Or. Ross Todd McClure and his woman pa llcnt during sexual activity at the physiclan'soffice.lan. 7. Defense attorney Leonard McBride claimed Wednesday that the tape will strengthen hlR argument that what happened in the South Laguna office was with the complete consent or his client's patient. Dr. McClure testified out of the presence of the jury Wednesday that he 11witched on the tape at a time when he "began to reel un- easy about the situation. ''I felt It was geWng out of hand," he said. "l had become very involved at that point so I switched on the tape recorder." Deputy District Attorney Maurice Evans said late Wednes- day that he may object. to in· troduction of tape recorded evidence because of his doubts about It! authenticity and in the absence of proof that the record· ing has nt>t been edited. The prosecution took the tape from the courtroom with him Wednesday night for a prlvatc hearinl{ to enable him to decide l( he would renew his objectlona to· Its lntroduct ion lo the jury loday . Arguments on the tape's pos!!I· blP "dmisalon were conducted outside the presence of the jury. Judie Lae warned jurors Wed- nesday ni1ht not to read · oew1paper accountaolLbetl;ial: •• ' t . 1 ,,....,ageAI Drug StUpected ·GENERAL. • ben. "As 1001 u the ft"(l\"rW l<Jw permita membership in ·any or ganbaUon, H Iona &:s people keep their aeUvlU• olf the bu., and u Ions •• lndlv1duala do t.be!r work, l don't see at tht mo- m.t. any action wtuch can be taken." Gilmore Tries But Hoflman said he "would not be disappointed" to find a way to control such activities. Suici~e Agftiii Meanwhile an investigation in- to the Nov. 13 assault here , against six white Marines by black leathernecks who mis- takenly thought they were at· lacking a KKK gathering con· tinues. Pretrial hearings for 14 black Marines accused of the attack re·, 'sume Friday. · The hearings, which began last week, are for the purpose of gathering information to de- termine whether general courts- martial should be held. The prosecution ls attempting to have charges amended to in- clude allegations of attempted murder and conspiracy to com- mit murder, which upon conv1c- tJon could bring life impnson- ment terms . Office Ransacked In Laguna Hills Burglars who moved into a Laguna Hills office after the staff had left cleared the building of all its furniture and supplies, Orange County sheriff's officers said. Deputies said the then oc- curred at the offices of Sout.b County Mobile Home Brokers, Inc., 23011 Moulton Parkway. They said the thieves must have used a moving van to haul away furniture and accessories valued at more than $10,000. GirHriend Freed LOS ANGELES CAP) -An 18·year-old woman, Bibisile Black, who had been charged with suspicion of murder in the Carson death of her boyfriend during a police shootout, has been released for lack of evidence. SALT LAKE CITY CAP)-Con- victed killer Gary Gilmore was rushed to a hospital today in u comu from what a hos pilMI spokesman said appeared to be a drug overdose. His condJUoo wa11 described as critical. It was the second time Gilmore, who bas been sentenced to die Jan. 17, has been taken from lhl' . prison to the University Medical Center for treatment. The first time, one month ago today, wa.s in an apparent suicide pact with hls girlfriend. He look drugs on that occasion. "It appears to be an lngesUon or drugs,'' said John Keahey , hospital spokesman, after Gilmore arrived at the medical center. Gilmore says he would rather be executed quickly for murder- ing a motel clerk in a robbery than to spend more time in prison. He was angry Wednesday when a dis- trict judge delayed his execution until Jan. 17 to comply with state law. . Gilmore's lawyer said earlier today he was con~idering court action to prevent his cllent from being kept-in a stripped-down cell. Authorities at the Utah State Prison could not be reached in immediately regarding how Gilmore might have obtained drugs for a second overd<>!l.e.., Special precautions had been taken, including barring all vis- itors Crom direct access to Gilmore, as a result of the first suicide attempt. In that attempt, Gilmore took an estimated 10 to 20 sleepmg pills. Authorities have not said where they believed Gilmore got those drugs, but speculation has centered on whether they were smuggled to him by his girlfriend, Nicole Barrett. She visited him daily prior lo 'the Nov. 16 suicide attempt, and also took an overd0&e or drugs herself the same day. Gilmore ~QUALITY TELEVISION BUY ONE OF THESE- 12" (j.Jrf 100"0 SOiid Sta1t, BLACK& WHITE TV Wll5 returned lo the prison from the hospital after two days, ao<t: Mrs. Barrett was commJ,ted to a mental hos.,ital. Her cond.lUon bas never been publicly releued. ; Prison olflclala confined 'Gilmore to the bare cell for 15 or lhe 32 days before the Jan. 17 ex- ecution date, s aying be broke prison rules. Gilmore com· plaioed to o judae du.rint nisen· tenclng Wednesday that his pri vlleges were bcinl taken away. Fro.Pa,,eAJ CABINET •• was a member of the policy plan- ning committee ot the State Department under Dean Rusk. Meanwhile, Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit said be turned down an offer from Carter to be secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles said he also will not take a post in the Carter government. Young said being mayor ot Detroit would be more of a challenge than being Housing secretary . Bradley said he was invited to discuss a possible Cabinet appointment with Carter, but rejected the ove.rture. Bradley is expected to seek re- election in 1977. Young, a Georgia Democrat, will be the first black named to a high.ranking post ln the Carter administration. The U.N. am- bassadorship is considered to be Cabinet· level. Young, 44, was a strong Carter supporter during the primary election campaign and was viewed as helpful in putting together Carter's huge majority among black voters in the general election. He won re· election to his third House term last month and previously in· rucated some reluctance to leave Congr<>ss for the U .N. post. PERSONAL PORlABLC ( AC /DC PORTABLE with Detachable Sunsh1eld . u, -. O"' ,,,., , p,'"'''' T l t r f•, '""'"' t I VtO •,.,,.tun r ' • 71} S'1 l~ It( t\ \jt-1f (I UI f I• l 1" f I • f ti I,,~ I t' • f\\11 l 1r! t It'' t If ~t !.>nu 111...J .., .. , ti' ,t '., -.h $1,39.95 ANDGETTHIS .c,V~pt;- ELECTR0N1c WATCH for Men ( t ... Ov1 • ( I I r $119 .95 FOR ONLY $8.95 with purchase Reg. $79.95 Value Dale Display. 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O•ll~Pllo!Stofl"'-te 'SHE ENTICED ME' •Laguna Doctor McClure Arabia Siwik .Returns to Oil Meeting DOHA, Qatar <AP) -Saud! Arabi a 's o il minister. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamaru. abruptly left the mm1stt>rial conference of the Orgamzallon of Petroleum Exporting Countries today after !other OPEC members rejttted bis call for a ~1x month freeze on t the price of oil. But he returned bere eight hours later. The United Arab Emirates ~i ni s t <'r dt>clared a ftu Yamam·~ departure that there 1s a deadlock on prices and "a real damt<>r · to the umty of the oil cartel Vama n1 . whose country 1s OPF.C''i l.irgest producer, told reporters h1· wus flying back lo ud1 Arabia It wa:. bt-l1eved Yama.ni had returrwcl to consult with King Khali-.t 0 111• ronfrrence source said th,. d1·lt·~alr heard KhalPd wa.o; in tnul h with ~hah Moham mad 111'1.1 l'•1hla"1 of Iran. who lh:lS <'Jllt'tl f11r a l~ pt'rrrnt hike in Ule bast• 1mcr of $11 St a barrel 1for crude 011 I ManJ ~ac e?d Ot('1ba, cu l Ollnt~lt•r o f th<' Un1l<'d Arab Em1rateo;, said all OPEC de legales excl'pt those of Saudi I Arabia :ind his country called fo r I pnce increases of more than JO percent at their session. He said this was unacceptable lo Saudl Arabia and his country ''If the other members agree to raise their prices higher than 10 . ,Percent, then we will consult with 1 Saudi Arabia and decide among ' <See SHEIK, Page A.%) Or:n:~~ Coa~t Weather Fair weather to continue through Friday with highs in the m id 70s , lows generally In the 40s I NSIDE TODAY Pro/t•nonaJ theatt:r on Ute Orong• Coott modt im· prtufve ltridt1 during 1916. Entntafnmtnt editor Tom Titua reoitws tht 11ear in tht Jirfl of ff.,. lnttnnWiolt col· umn• tl"cappfng lht local theater acent on Page C4. Index By TOM BARLEY DI Ille D•llY Pllet $Wff Weeping on the witness stand, Dr . Ross Todd McClure ad· m1tted to an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wed· • nesday that be bad sexual in· tercourse with a young ~oman patient in his South Laguna of· fice Jan. 7. But the SS-year-old physician repeatedly denied during his testimony that there was ever · any question of his forcing his attentions on a woman who later told sheriff's officers lhat he raped h er while s he was drugaed and unable lo resist. "She went out of her way lo entice me." the witness said, fighting back his tears. 'Tm not proud of what I did but she con- sented to it. I did nothing th.at she didn 'l agree to.•· Dr. McClure was asked by de· fense attorney Leonard Mc Bride why be became sexually in· vot\'ed with the 22-year·old pa. tient in the light ol tus happy marriage and a JO.year career in medicine. · Struggling to control his voice. the witness replied: "I think it was symptomatic of my age. I know I have made a terrible. a very serious error." Dr. McClure tesllfied that his patient never objee\ed lo his In· creasing sexual advances du.ring a series of visits that ended Jan. 7 when he admitted that be had sexual intercourse with the pa- tient. "I was attracted to Miss G--.·· he admitted. "I knew by th e n that s he wanted something more from me than just physiotherapy." Dr. McClure told the jury that the medical reason for tus pa- tienl 's last two v1sils to his office was for treatment to a back in- <See DOCTOR, Page A2) City-splitting County City OKs Employe Proposal Gets Barbs P:~A!~~e Support For Plan Dries Up By GARY GRANVILLE Ol IM 0•1ly Pllol S\afl Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal today called a proposal to divide his city bet we(?n two' county s upervisorial districts "out· rageous and absolutely unaccep- table." The division of Newport Beach was proposed in redistricting plan designed by political consul· tant Bill Butcher. Today, Dostal said Butcher's plan "reeksofbeingjustonemore attempt by <Arnold> Forde and Butcher to elev~ ooe of their candidates." Do5tal also said that Newport Beach interesls would be best served by a single supervisor. "We have a good, effi cient working r elationship with one supervisor and I don't think that relati o n sh ip s hould be jeopardized," Dostalsa.id. His words were heeded by a ma· jority o f the five county supervisors before they were spoken. !><Illy Pllol -to...,-~ .... t(M411or EL TORO'S OLDEST CHURCH CAUSED PYROTECHNICS AS IT MOVED TO NEW RESTING PLACE FIHh 8t Right of Picture Was RHult of Contact Today With 12,000 Voft Une When Butcher's redistricting plan hit the newsracks W00nes- day afternoon. support for it quickly evaporated. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said. "Any boundary changes should minimize disruptions of communities." ··we have to face the fact that populations within d.islricls are ootofbalance and that eventually there will have to be some changes." "But s uch a divis ion (of Newport Beach> should be avoided unless absolutely necessary." Diedrich said. . Supervisor Laurence Schmit. whose Second District Butcher prctposed extending into the beach city, also said he opposes splitting cities between supervisonal d1s· lncls. •·As things stand now,·' Schmid said, "there are loo many split cities." "Besides," Schmit added, "I like my district the way it is." Supervisor Ralph Clark alsoop- <See LINES, Page A2> Carter Adds Toro Church Moved to A New Home By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of IM O•lly ,.i.t~lt With a brilliant flash of light and a loud c rackle of 12,000 volls of electricity, El Toro's oldest church building today began its short journey lo a new site and more certain future. St. George's Episcopal Mission · was lifted from the stone founda· lion that supported it since 1891 and was transported slowly to a tempor ary location near the even-older Serrano Adobe in Lake Forest. The move wasn't without its moments of excitement. Just after beginning the trip up El Toro Road near ils intersec· tion with Muirlands Boulevard the steeple or the mue white church sliced through two power lines causing the bright flash and a resounding "pop" startling on- lookers and briefly stalling the project. No one was injured in the incident. Schultze, Yo11ng to • Traffic on the route of the move T was snarled for more than an am hour as the Snow House Movers e truck and its unusual lraller PLAINS, Ga . CAP) - President-elect Carter is naming Rep. Andrew Young to be U.S. ambassador to the United Na· tions and Charles L. Schultze lo be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, informed sources said today. CART!R PROPOSAL EXTENDS CLEMENCY-w\4 Sources In the Carter camp also said .Joseph A. Califano, 45, 11 the top candidate to bead the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare. Al chief dome&lc RC>llcy adviser lo Presi· ~t Ja.a01>, Calllano was the principal architect ol the Oreat SocietypTOsrams, manyotwl\ich are admlnlatered by HEW. Carter a110 ls believed close to chocll'nl Rep. Robert Bersla.nd · CO.MfJll!.:.t_to be seeretuy of ~\;A.91NET, ..... Al) trundled towards Saddleback. Peak to Serrano Road, where it made a left turn, traveled past El Toro Hiah School and reached its destinat1oo near the intersection • <See CHURCH. Paie A2> . HE'S LEA,ING FOR 3ov ove1t.· TMI GIFT VOtrRE GETTING ME .' O~l.'I I OAVS. MOU,' lrrine Srlaool Bilingual Teachers Asked for Classes Parenls whose children attend bilingual classes at College Park School in Irvine told school trustees Wednesday the bilingual program must have bilingual teachers. Robert Prutz. spoKesman for the parents. said be carried peti· lions signed by 65 percent of the parents of children in the third· fourth grade class at College Park, where students are both English and Spanish-speaking Prulz said be was not upset about the program ilsell. but said he and the other parents want a teacher who can speak both English and Spanish. The current situation has a teacher who speaks only English. plus two part time biliQguaJ aides. "Teachers must be able to communicate with students. and with parcnls, too." said Prutz. Trustees told Prutz they would discuss the matter later in the evening during a private, ex- ecutive session and they also asked district s taff members lo look into the problem and report C~e BILINGUAL. Page A2) State Aides Clash Stale highway comm1ss1oners and the state transportation chief clashed Wednesday in Sacramen- to over the already-funded Von Karman overcrossing in Irvine. but no decision was made regard· ing the road's future. Gordon Jones. the Irvine Com· pany's director or engineering planning, attended the meeting and said today that ttie $1.7 million project touched olf heated debate between commissioners and Transportatioft ~Director Adriana Glanlurco. The commllslon'a majority ls 'dtcidedly pro·hlgbway, favoring bulldlhg hffhway project.a hn- mediate11 .nth n aU•blc money. They urged that the Von Kll'IT\an over-crou go out to bid im· lllediately. Tbe,,rojed wast.eked onto the 1976-71 ~hway ilJ?provement lladaet atl,at month'-i meetjng. •But Mn. Glutureo adl her It.II att more conservaU\f4l r• aardlnl btcbway projeett. Tb•y instated the p.roJect be beld d( un- , • UI 1t can be put into context with other highway projects. Commissioners argued that the Sl.7 million could scarcely affed the massive , overall state highway budget, andsald lt would help correct the imbelance In the state. which has the north recelv· lni more projects than the south. Jones said. But Mrs. Gianturco ~ ada· mant. She saJd her stall would re· turn with a reportatnextmonlh's meeting ln Stock~ that would put the Von Karman project lo cont~t wfth other Improve· ments. "I think Ut_at at that neict meet- i.n1, lbe staff Will tell us when we can expect the project lo 10 out to bid,'' said Jones. · Once the project toes oqttb bid, · It W<>Uld take about a year to build, Jones •tlmated. The overcroislng would pro- vide a thlrd north·40uth route throuJb the Jrvtae Industrial Complex, to go al°"' Mth Jam- boree Road and MacArthur Boulevard. • Of tM 01lly P'llot SUit The Irvine City Council has granted a five percent pay raise lo all city employes and aJso raised the salary ranges of numerous JOb classlfications. Jim H arrington , ad · mlnistrative services director, said 17S city employes will re· ceive the five percent pay hike, effectiveJan.1. Also the minimum and max- imum 'ranges of 35 oC the 52 job classifications were raised an average of 4.S percent, according to Harrington. Together, the added salary cos ls will total about $120,000 next year. he said. Employes who are not yet at lhe top of their salary ranges may advance. but those already; al the top cannot move up, he said. Harrington explained that lhe ranges were increased in some classifications to keep those salaries in line with the salaries paid elsewhere . The city council Tuesday al~ reaffirmed its prior policy of granting merit pay raises to city employes. Those raises are ei ther two percent, five percent. eight percent or none, depending on their job performance as evaluated by their superiors. Harrington said those employes near the lop of their pay range are not eligible for 1 merit pay raises if it would send them over the top of their range. The city administrator ex- plained that the system used in Irvine is different from most cities. where e mployes are granted extra raises mostly on the number or years experience they have with the citv. "Our merit raises ·are slricUyJ on performance." Harrington said. The cost or those raises can- not be predicted, be said. The same medical benefits given lo cmployes last year were continued this year, even though lhe city expects a 50 to 70 percent increase in cost to the city, Har- rington said. The benefits include major medical health insurance coverage. 'Cow' Name UUledOffin Turtle Rock The new elementary school in Turtle Rock will be called Bonita Canyon Elementary School. not Cow Canyon as was previously' s uggested by Turtle Rock. parents. Trustees of Irvine Unified School District considered :t list or five names that drew the mosl votes among Turtle Rock resi·. denls and then settled on the mosl popularname. Bonita Canyon. Truatee Frank Hurd said he, feared confusion because the new• school Is not located on Bonita Ca.J nyon Road. But, he went along with the others on the unanimous vote. · Parents had originally suggest~ ed the name Cow Canyon several• months ago, because that is what Irvine Ranch cowboys called th area years ago. But trustees lol them to go back and consider th matter again. Joint Meet Toni The Irvine City Council an Irvine Ranch Water,. Distric direetors will meet ~ a joint aesalon tonJaht to discuss areas of mututal concern. The 7:301 p.m . meeting ls open to lhe1 public. It wlll be held in the newl council chambers, 11200 Jam-l boreeBlvd. J. NEXT U.N . ENVOY Rep. Andrew Young A"Wlf't .... I°' ECONOMIC CHAIRMAN Charles L. Schultze f'ro•P~AJ CABINET CHOICES. • • Agnculture. Carter was expected lo an- nounce the appointments of Young and Schultze at a nl'ws conference today . The San Francisco Examiner also reported today that Carter will o om j n ate Z b I g n i e w -Brzczin1>ki as his national sccun ty affairs adviser. The newspaper said Carter nolifi~ the 48-year-old native of Poland of the nomination Wednei.day night. . . Brzezinski, a Columbia. University professor and a foreign pohcy adviser to Carter, was a member of the policy plan- ning committee of the Stutc Department under Dean Husk. Meanwhile, Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit said he turned down an offer from Cartf.'r to be 1>ecretary of llous mg and Urban Development, and Mayor Tom Bradley of l.os Angele1> 1>aid he aJso will not take a post in the Carter government. Young said being mayor of Detroit would be more of a challenge than bemg llousang secretary Bradley said he was invited to discuss a possible C<.1binct apµointmcnt with Carter, but rcJeCll'll the ovcrturt• Bradley is cxpcrtt:d to sct•k re· election in 1977 f'ro• Page Al UNES .•. JX>Ses the principle of thl' di\ asion of cities between tw o :.upervisorial d1stncls And, Newport Beach Supervisor Thomas Riley, hke Dostal. calls the Butcher scheme oulra~eou!> As a rc-;ull. whatever suppt>rt there was for that ph:.ise or the secret red1 stract1n~ plan had "' .tporatcd b} n1ghtr Jll Wronrs da) Reaction to the Dutchrr concept of extcnd1n~ the ·rh1 rd Supervisonal U1s trict into the :,Jddlebac:k Valley was mixed. Community leaders m the area north of the ·san D1<"go Freeway were unanamf)US in their praise of the representation they have re ce1ved from Fifth District Supt>rv1snr R1lf'y 1\ n d ., o m t• t1 u es I i o n (' d D1~-dr11·h ' 'otmJ? rN'ord on de vt'll)pmt'nt mutters having an impact on th~·1r c:ommuruty. Hill M11no11on. a former member of thf' SJddlcback Arcn <:oor1ltnt1tinA Council exccullv(' board, s.1111 ht• doc~n·t know 1f 1>11'<1rich ~stand on development :icC'urat1•ly reflf.'c~ commuruty antl'rP'.'>t ··wr \t" h.1d h<'a\) support fromT•1m Rill'\ nn"n11htnow l'm not -,un· ~ ,. r .111 .:1•1 lhark1nMt from Dtl•dnch, ' 1>a1d Mon Mon l>1C'k J,ow('ock. p<A.c;t chairman of tht" M1ss1on V1c10 Municipal Ach 1«(lry Council. !\a.Jd splitting commun1tle~ Is not a sound prac· lJCl'. t>c"q>tll' rcscrvatioM about sphtUng whal 11 now lhe Fifth Dis· lrict. somt> ndjustmf'nt will even- tually tukc place because its population f'xceeds the other four supervisorial dis tricta' average by about 76,000 p(.•oplc. Oft A HO I! COAST DAILY PILOT t~r:t.~':'~~~·~,~~.::::: ;:,= , (M~t ~·~'"'• Ce"'O•"Y ,.._,et, .. tttift\ •• ~l\N~ Mo~A; tftt~Qft ~,~, ff# ~I• MitW ,..._..,, f'•41if" H11nO""""" ~tc." 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't':. -1~··· ......... ~· .. -·~··· 'l!lllll•fY acu,..,_.., ,......,,~,, Young, a Gcorg1J Democrat, "'111 be the first blu~k nam<"? to a high-rankin~ post lll the C~ler administration. Th<: U.N. am· bassadorship 1s considered lo be Cabinet-level. Young, 44, was a strung ~arler supporter during. the pnma:y election campaign_ and ~as viewed as helpful in pulling together Carter's huge m.aJonty among black voters in the general election. Marine Chief Says Racial IDs 'Solved' Maj. Gen. Carl W. Hoffman, commandant or Camp Pendleton. today said the pro- blem of Ku Klux Klan activilles at the Marine base has largely been solved. Hoffman said al a press con· ference that there is no need for a congressiona·1 investigation, "hich Congresswoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke called for after meeting with the general Wednesday. But he said he doesn't !ear one. "We have nothing to hide," Hof. fman said. ··1 don't fear it for a moment.'' Hoffman said a "monumental" Navy investigation into the inci· dent has shown that "the Klan is a miniuscule operation, a falter- ingoperation al best. "I think it's significant th:ll since we"ve found that list or Hi KKK members (on Nov. 14 ) we've only found one additional KJan member." Hoffman said that among Marines on the base is "a general feeling of optimism. .that then• 1s no noticeable problem here• While we always have lo be con- !>Cious of this eruption al(am. I'm confident that the tensions we might expect in a situation likf' th1!> just don 'l exist " But Hoffman saad thcr(' is no legal tool avail a bk to prevent rC· currence of Klan activities, which. al Camp Pendleton hav<' been disrupted through transfer of all but two known Klan mern- ™'rs. ··As long as the federal law permits mcmber~hap in any or ganization. as long as people kl'ep their activities off tht• hm1e, and as long as indiv1d11Jb d<1 their work. I don 'l SN .'. al th<' mo ment, any <1Cl10n which <:un be taken." But Hoffman said hf.' "would not he disappointed" to fand <• "'ay lo control such acllv1l1es. Meanwhile an invcstagataon in· to the Nov 13 assault here against six white Marine!! by black leathcrnN·ks who ma:. takenly tho1l8hl lh<'y were at- tacking a KKK gathenng con- tinues. Pretrial hearin~s for 14 hlark Marines accused or the uttack re· sume Friday. The bearings, which began last week. are for the purpose of gathering information lo de· terminc wheth.-r general courts· martial should be held. The prosecution is attempting to have charges amended to in· elude allegation~ ol attempted murder and conspiracy to com· mit murder, which upan convic- Uon could bring Ille Imprison- ment terms. f',....PageAJ SHEIK .•• ourselves what to do. I am not saying OPEC will break up. ~ut there ia a real danger of reaching lhatsta1e." • He indicated to newsmen, however, that he be~ieved Saudi Arabia would be willing to accept M lncrease of less than 10 per- cent. An lranlan delegate ulso said he believed the •·at mosphere or the conference'' would lead to an incre1111e of less than 10 percent. Oteibn said h e believed Yamanl left to con.,ult with his government. He said he also may leave for bome alte'l" th.ls ~ven· 1ng'11e11lon. When the evening aesaioo started, Saudi Arabia wu represented by Abdul Auls al- Turld, oil under1ecretary. Def nue Plea T&pe of 'Rape' Goes to Jury?· The defen~e was expected to very tnvoJved nt that pol1't so r U!>k Judge Kc.•nnt•th E. Lae today switched on the tape recorder." toalluwtht.'Jurytolii.tentoatape Deputy District Attorney recorthn~ that allt:gedJy contains Maurice Evans said late Wednes- commenls made by Dr. Ross day that he may object to in·· Todd McClure und h.ls woman pa-troduction or tape recorded tienl durlnf.? sexual uctivity al the evidence because of his doubts physician 'i, office Jan. 7. about its authenticity und in the Deft:nse uttorney Leonard absence of proof that the rccord- McBride rlaimcd Wednesday inghasnotbeenedited. that the tape will strengthen his \ The prosecution look the tape argument that what happened in from the courtroom with him the South Laguna office was with Wednesday night for a private the complete consent of his hearinJl to enable him to decide if clitnl 's patient. he would renew his objections lo Dr. McClure testified out of the its introduction lo the jury today. presence of the JUry Wednesday Arguments on the tape's possi- thal he switched on the tape al a ble admission were conducted time when he "began to feel un-outside the presence of the jury. e<.1sy about the situation. Judge Lae warned jurors Wed- ·· 1 f<'lt 1t was gelling out of nesday night not to :ead hand," he said. "I had become newspaper accountsofthetnal. * * * * * * Fro. Poge AJ DOCTOR WEEPS . • • Jury that she i.uffered in a fall at her Dana Point apartment build· ing. He said he had previously treated her for "female com- plaints" problems with the side effects of her birth control pills. The doct or testified that he could detect no signs of bruises or discoloration on the patient·., body at any time and that the X· ray:i he took or her baclt were negative. "I was puzzled," he said. Or McClure testified that he realized l>CX with his patient became a possibility when he fondled her breasts on the e:11· amining table and encountered no opposition. Dr. McClure testified that he administered a normal injection of Valium. a tranquilizing drug, at each visil and that the drug did nothing more than relax his patient. The patient, however,'testified earlier that s he "became a vegetable" under the influence or the drug and was powerless lo resist Or. McClure. Dr. McClure testified that his partner al one point in the act of sexual intercourse reversed their roles on the examining ta· ble when s he realized that he · was not having the kind of suc- o;:ess that he had hoped for. "She played a very active role throughout," he said. "She told me she enjoyed it and she pro- mptly agreed when I first sug- gested that we have sex." And he flatly rejected the victim's denial that she did not ex- perience an orgasm during their encounter. He quoted the patient as tell- ing him when he sugg~ted sex- ual intercourse: "Okay, if you think it will h('lp my back." He said they agreed that l.he should return to his office on the following Friday . Dr. McClure told the jury he was ·•thunderstruck" later thut evening when Laguna Beach al· torney John Knowles t elephoned to tell him that his patient had gone to South Coast Community Hospital and had filc.od a rape complaint with sheriff's orricers. ··1 couldn't believe it," he said. "I was having a cocktaJI at home with my wife and I simply couJdn 't believe it " The physician was booked two days later on charges of rape and sex perversion. Food F eed.s Fight LOS ANGELES CAP> -Four volunteer workers for a Skid Row soup kitchen have been arrested in a dispute with a Los Angeles market manager over food re- covered from market trash bins. Man Slain In Rescue SAN DIEGO (AP) From bl• botel room, Royce Nolen Crain . or Sunland saw a man beating up another. He ran to ~elp. but the assailant pulled a knife and stabbed Crain ln the chest. Crain, 48, died two hours later in a hospital Wednes- day night. The assailant escaped. Police ref\&sed to identify the beating victim, saying he will be their w\lness. E'ro91PageAl CHURCH. • • of Serrano and Lake Forest Drive. As the moving project began early today a member of the Sad- dle back Valley's pioneer families was poking through the rubble left behind at the church"s foundation site . Ray Prothero Jr. commented that he had been confirmtd in the old church following his birth in a clinic at Santa Ana's historic Howe-Waffle house. That struc- ture was moved from its original site 18 months ago lo save it from destruction. Prothero was using a sledgehammer to break up some of the foundation in an effort to fifid a cornerstone described in several local history books. "There isn't much left here in the way or relics of those old day:. so it would be kind of nice to find the stone, if there is one,•· Prothero said. Later today plans call for the house movers to perform a similar chore by moving the original El Toro school house, built in 1885 and localed close to the old church's site. The school aqd church will ul- timately comprise two thirds of a historical complex in Serrano Community Park:The adobe will be the third structure in the com-plex. QUALITY TELEVISION Dr. McClure told the Jury he experienct'd a "letdown" at the height of their sexual encounter when his patient told him: "I've really got to go I have a dinner <'ngagement with some girl fri<'nds and we're going to a Mexican restaurant for sumc tacos." BUY ONE OF THESE- He testified thal they both dressl'd and that she then left the office after he wished her a pleasant cvenini? and a good din· ncr at the Mexican r~tauranl. f'ro.a PGfle A J ~ 12" !Jo., I 100'1> Sohc1 SlatLJ Gilmore Attem.pts Suicide SALT LAKE CITY CAP> - Convicted klller Gary Gilmore wus rushed unconscious to a ~p1tal today after WI apparent drug overdose. He was in critical condllion but was expected to survive, a hoStlital spokesman said. Officials al the University of Utah Me dical Center said Gilmore apparently had taken an unknown amount of a barbiturate. possibl y the aedaUve phenobarbital. It was th e second time Gilmore, "Under sentence to die before a firing squad Jan. 17, bu been taken from the prison for treatment at the hospital. The first lime, one month ago today, was a drug overdose in an ap· parent suicide pact with his girlfriend. Officials at the medical center said Gilmore's condition today was worse than in the first ap- parent suicide attempt and sald he· may be unconscious several hours to a day longer. He was unconscious eight lo 12 hours the first time, spokesmen said. "He ls responding to pain sUmulua, and this indicates his coma ill not extremely deep,'' the medical center spokesman said. He said a blood test was performed to d etermine the type and amount of drug involved. He said there was the possibility Gilmor e aspirated his stomach contents into his lungs, increas- ing the chance of pneumonia. , ''It appears to be an ingestion or drugs," said John Keahey, hospital spokesman. a rter Gilmore arr~vcd at the medical center. Gilmore says he would rather be executed quickly for murder- ing a motel clerk in a robbery than to spend more time in prison. He was angry Wednesday when a dis- trict judge delayed his execution until Jan. 17 to comply with state law. BLACK& WHITE TV PERSONAL PORTABLE BILINGUAL back at the n ext sch~l board meeting, Jan. 15. Prulz claim ed that because the program 1s fund('d by a federal grant under thl' Elementary Secondary Education Act <ESEA), the district must follow federal regulation&. He said the district ii; in viola· tion bt'cnuse bilingual tcachl'rs are required under the pro· gram's formal. Rut today, the district's periionnel director, Delaine Richards, said he doubts there is any violation. "We're looking into il now and so are the federal ofncials. But In our latesl contact with the federal officials we were told we. are In compliance with the Jaw," Richards said. "If we are found to be viola- tion. of course we'll correct it im- mediately.·· the administrator promised. Richards said the district would like lo have bilingual teachers In all the bilingual clas~ea at College Park, where the district's bilingual program is headquartered. And he added that most other cla5ses there do have teachers who speak Spanish. But he said the district in· tervlewed and hired two dlf- feTenl bilingual te'1chers fol" the third-fourth grade class earlier thl1 year and that neither one ac- cepted the job ln the end. "We just couldn't find qualified bilingual applicant.a who would como," said Richards. At Wednesday'• m eetlnr, Pruts claimed that there ii an ample supply or blllnsual t.eacben ln Oran1e Cou.nl)' and urced the board to bitt one for UMi Collea• Park elua. AC/DC PORTABLE with Detachable Sunsh1r.ld It , I I $1.39.95 ANDGETTHIS ~V!e91LJ . ELECTRONIC ,., WATCH for Men ( h $119.95 FOR ONLY $8.95 with purchase Reg. $79.95 Value D<1te Display. Sweep SeCOIVf H irict •,1.i1nlr•o;r. Stile! Bac.k, Genu1n1i Lr.1111m c: fl.ti' ~WI'>'> MADE HURRY! SUPPLY LIMITED! 1·1111 , .. ,.,.,,.111 Mnrruttfi•·~ l'h1.'> f~11r l'1•r""""' 0111• \ t•nr f9unr1u111•1• fl11 l .1·1•ru l'rod1u-1 Ht• .4'1•11! 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa THHI ELICTltOHIC rROFIS$10HALS SERVICE YOUlt EqUl,MBn. ............ ,~. lD..,.W..tef Jr. Phone 642-8882 Store Hours DBify 9-6 Sat 9-5:30 s.r. ... ftle H~ NM'*• ltU ' .. I T hurMduy 'K 'Jo~in~ Pric·c•s NYSE ; COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~·••1~1nc.1uct.1r.-,ottttwN wYotlrl M...,•tl Petiht .-ew IW\t~ O.troft4int.J("" "11\41-\IOf• eU.~\ end f.,Of't.O Uf UW N•Uein•t AtW< •el Uof'\Cll -uttt .. \ 0.•l•r\ ",... tr\t,tu•I - .. .. '" ' ,.. .. .... I .. ....... t. ,. . . .. )•'. 104• I • IJ • I\ • • .a~ " '• .. 11/1"1 \fl, f. 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With !>tolen units having a re ady market among bargain hunters " In !>ome areas or the Umted States, sets are being stolen almost as Cast as they are sold by leglt1 mate dealers Money's Worth Owners can lake steps to protect themselves by learning the rules and obey mg them To a would be buyer, an inexpensive pnceshould be a tip ...orr or stolen goods. avoid the "bargain" and report the offer to the authonlles As of Jan 1 the number of en channels Wiii be ex panded by the Federal Communications Comm1sMon from 23 to40 m order to help aJlevtatc congeshon and crowding on the rurwe1ves SOME MAJOR MANUt'ACTVRERS arc selhng 23- channel umts that can be upgraded to 40 channels al a sur charge o( the listed pncc Pace the nation's largest CB rud10 suppber, has placed Its SIJrCharge al 20 percent Of the hsted pnce Of Its Unlls. claiming this will make the total charge equal or less than the 40 channel sets to go on sale after Jan 1 Others have s1m1lar surcharges quoted as a percentage or in dollar totals Owners or CB radios seldom use more than three or four channels -no matter how many channels are available With Pace quotmg hst pnces at Crom $70 to $700, depending on quahly soph1st1cation and features or the sets, and with the 40,channel sets to involve such add1t10nal charges, updating the set may be only a status sym bot and aw aste of money OF THE T HREE TRAPS, BY FAR the most cnllcal m volves thefts By yearend 1976, uuthonlles estimate, 250,000 CB radios valued at $45 million will have been stolen -with four out off1 ve stolen uruts taken from cars In Dallas, for mstance. more thaR 1,300 units a month arc stolen In Houston. thefts have quadrupled m less than a year lo more than 2,300 a month In Los Angeles, CB thefts Jumped 200 percent in a recent three month period In Oklahoma, or f1c1als say one in three umts purchased this year will have been stolen by Christmas The claims on stolen CB r:id1os haH' hurt the insurance comparues and forced them to make an unpleasant choice e1lher raise auto insurance rates m gt>nNal to pay ror CB losses or require individuals with two wa) mobile radios in their cars to buy special coverage Most compames have opt ed for the special coverage and now exclude CB radios Crom the· comprehensive" section of their new and renewed auto insurance policies "MANY CB USERS PLAY AT least a passive role m their own v1cllm12at1on by nol taktn~ proper measures lo thwart therts " says Thomas II nctchcr of Aetna Lire & Casualty, one of the country s largc:-.t auto insurers l lere arc precautions to take Lock auto doors, even 1f onlv for a short lime This pre caution also will help prevent claim disputes with insurance companies mcascoCatheft Remove the urul when lc.1ving the: car unattended Store the set at homeY.hcnposs1ble, or 1n the car trunk -VSE INCONSPICUOUS OR detachable antennas Highly v1s1ble antennas act as beacons to thieves Engrave an 1dent1rying mark on all two way radios preferably driver's license or Social Secunly number This Wlll helppohce return a stolen set, 1f 1t1s recovered Don't buy stolen merchandise Apart Crom the moral issue, pohce can confiscate a stolen unit and the person m p<>ssess1on may face en mm al charges Check d etails or the extra coverage to msure en radios Buyers Await Word On Oil Price Hike NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market declined slightly today, swmgmg back and forth erratically as 1t awaited a pncmg dec1s1on by oil-exp<>rting nations Trading was fair ly active The Dow Jones average of JO 1ndustnal stocks, off more lhan6pomlsatm1d day was down2 49to981 30 Losers held a 5-3 lead over gamers among New York Stock Exchange listed issues Wall Street's attent10n remained focused on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countlres meeting 1n Qatar Analyst said investors hopes appeared to be d1mnung lhat Saudi Arabia could gam acceptance of its stand for a six month freeze on the pnce or ml l p# ortd Down• Stock• In Th4> !itpotligh• NEW "rO RK IAPf Th# tot1ow1nq .... , '"Ow tN-Nt w f'nn •,tcY--. 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Wl""fltt n 1 n. •·~ win'"''°' ' • ,a .0 • " WllYW() "' • i1 101~ W11111011 I lAI 14 U JO t '" WI_._ U •IO ..... + '" Wllll .. J Ille I " , Orange ~oast ED ITI ON Today's Closing ~ ~. '1. Stocks -f .. VOL. 69, NO. 351, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1976 N TEN CENT edistricting Plan Called 'Outrageous'·1 ByGARYGRANVlLLE Ol IM D•llY 1'11et St.tit Newport Beach Mayor Malan Dostal today called a proposal lo divide his city bet ween two county II supervisori al districts "out rageous and absolutely unaccep· table." I The division of Newport Beach was proposed m redistricting plan designed by political consul· I tantBill Butcher. Today, Dostal said Butcher 's plan "reeks or being Just one more attempt by (Arnold) Forde and Butcher to elevate one of their candidates.•· Dostal also said that Newport Beach interests would be best served by a single super visor. "We have a good, e fficient working relationship with one s upervisor and I don'l lhink that re l at i onshi p should be Jeopardiud, ··Dostal said. His words were heeded by a ma- •' JOrity of th e five county supervisors before they were sp<>ken. When Butcher 's redistricting plan hit the newsracks Wednes· day afternoon, support Cor it quickly evapor ated . Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said , "Any boundary changes shouJd minimize disruptions of comn:tunities. '' "We have to face the fact that populations within districts are outofbaJance and that eventually there will have to be some changes." "But such a divis ion Cof Newport B each ) s ho uld be avoided unless absolutely necessary," Diedrich said. Supervisor L aurence Schmit, whose Second District Butcher proposed extending into t.M beach city, also said he opposes splitting cities between superVlsorial dis- tricts. "As things stand now," Schmid said, .. ther e are too many splil cities." "Besides,·· Schmit added. "l like my district the way it as.·· Supervisor RalJlh Clar)< also op· p<>ses the principle o(' the division o f citie s betw ee n t wo superv1sorial distrlcb. f And , Newport Beach I Supervisor Thomas Riley, like Dostal. calls the Butcher scheme t outrageous. As a result. whatever supp<>rt there was for that phase of Ute.I secret r edistricting plan had '· evaporated by nightfall Wednes·-.( day. ~ Reaction to the Butcher concept; (SeeLINES, PageA%) • 1 Swine Flu Shots Oraered Halte o. •• , ... ___ • ''SHE ENTICED ME' Laguna Doctor McC1ure MHA, Qatar IA I'> S.1urh • b1a's nil m1n1strr. ~hf"tk ed Zaki Yamana, abruptly the mm1::.t<'raal <'nnfrrf'nc·f" nf Organazatton or Pf"trol.-um rting CountrH'' today Jrtn ~ OPEC m ember., reJ••c·ll-d •call for a six-month fn.-nc on ti; price or 011 But he retumc-d ~eight hours later. i~e United Arab Emirates i ster d<'C'larcd a fter ani's departure that thPr<' 111 t.ql.1 dlock on prices and "a real .,er" to the unity of lhe 011 ~I. • Yamani , w hose country 1s OP.EC's largest producer, told NpOrters he was flymg back to ~adiArabia. ~ was believed Yamani had rwvtned to consult with King &bated. One conference source the delegate heard Kh aJed " . in touch with Shah Moham· Reza Pahlavi of Iran. who ealled for a 15 percent hike In base price of St l.51 a barrel ·rude oil. HE'S 1.EA,.IMG FOR :JOV" ewe~ THE GI~ VOU'RE GETTf NG ME. •1 ONLV 8 OAVS. MORE.' Weeping Doctor On Stand By TOM BARLEY Ol IM D•llY l'llot SI.Ill Weeping on the witness stand, Dr. Ross Todd McClure ad- mitted to an Ora nge County Superior Court jury late Wed· nesday that he had sexual in· tercourse with a young woman patient an his South Laguna of fice Jan. 7 But the 55-year-old physician repeatedly denied during his testimony tha t there was ever any question of his forcing his attentions on a woman who later told sheriff's officers that be raped her while s he was drugged and unable to resist. "She went out cl her ..,ay to entice me,•' the witness said, fighting back his tears. "I 'm not proud of what I did but she con- sented to it. I did nothing that she didn't agree to." Dr. McClure was asked by de· rense attorney Leonard McBride · wt-y he became sexually in· volved with the 22-year-old pa· tient m the light of his happy marriage and a 30 year career in medicine. Struggling to control his voice, the witness replied: ·• 1 think it was symptomatic of my age. I know 1 have made a terrible, a very serious error Dr. McClure testified that his patient never objected to his in· crel\t'Ung sexual advances during a seties of v1s1ts that ended Jan. 7 when he admined that he had sexual intercourse with the pa- tient "I w as c¥tracted to Ma ss G-, · ht' admitted "1 knew by then that s h e wanted somethmE( more from me than ju.st phyi.iotherapy:· "She "'a~ always immaculate· ly dre.,st' Al) Friends Join Irvine Givers In Park Bond By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol 1,.. D•1ly l"11et SI.Ill The Friends of Newport Bay and the lrvint> Company joined today in providing financial sup· Port for the upcoming Newport Beach open space and park bond election. Compa n y president R ay Watson and Friends presid~nt Steve Donaldson announced that their or ganizations hav~ each donated Sl ,000 to the committee backing the March ballot pro· position. Al a city hall press conference this morning, Watson and Donaldson h anded over their checks lo bond committee of· ficials including co-chairmen John Stuart and John Store and finance chairman O.W. "Dick" Richard. The two donations mark the opening of the campaign by the commltt.ee which calls it.self the "Yes for Newport Open Space Committee." Th«: committee, made up of civic and business leaders, will be looking for support for the $7.1 million bond issue on the March 8 ballot. The proposal, unanhnously ap- proved by the city council, calla for the acquisition of 134 acres at nine site.I throu.chout th.e clty and • the development of aix.. ul.IUna park alte.s. AccordinlJ to the ptoc>oliUon. (Sff BONO, Pace ,\2) • Serooge Ali1'e aad Well Dressmaker Pat Zahn, owner of Pat's Place, sa ys she usually loves the holiday season. But t his year. "everyone is happy and having a good time and I'm going berserk." Mrs. Zahn, in addition to run· ning h er s hop, t each es ·a class in theatrical costume making at UC Irvine and this is her busiest time of year. She says the sign went up on a dare when a friend heard her express uncheerful holi· day sentiments. Carter Names Top White House Aides PLA IN S, Ga. CAP) - President-elecl Carter today named the men to serve as his top White House advisers on the economy and on national secun· ty, and chose Rep. i\ndrew Young of Geor gia to become US ambassador to the United Na twns. fie said the U. N. job will have Cabinet rank, and while he had no further appointments to the traditional Cabinet positions, Carter said that his difficulties m choosing his team had been greatly exaggerated in news re· p<>rts. Carter told a n ationally televised news conference that no one has called him to demand that he appoint or reject any in· dlvldual for a Cabinet job. The key advisers he named to· day: -charles Schultze to head the Council of Economic Advisers, with its other two members to be selected later. -Zbigoiew Brzezinski as na· <See CABINET, Page A2 ) Nixon Ordered To Pay Ex-aide WASHINGTON (AP > -A federal judge lhia afternoon or- dered former President Nlxoo and two official• .C "'' ad· m1nlatration to pay damages to a national security aide whose telephone bad been tapped by the government. The officials named by U.S. Diatrict Jucl1e John IAWla 9miUl Jr., were former Atty. Gen. John N. MlLcbell and former White Heuae c blef-of·ataft H.R. Haldeman. Smith said be would determine later, a.(Jer recelvtnc &rlW'Oenta. on the quesUon, the llQGUftt tho three would be required to pa7 ln damqea to M0110D H. Halpwtn1 a loaner chief of the NaUoDa1 Security Council Plannln1 Group. ' . .~ ' I Al'WI .......... ECONOMIC CHAIRMAN Charles L . Schultze NEXT U.N. ENVOY Aep. Aftdrew Young Victim Admits Some Kidnaps Tcdes 'Untrue' By KATHV CLANCY Of 11•• D•llY Pilot St4111 Potato chip heir John Scudder testified in Orange County Superior Coutrt Wednesday that ne gave Huntington Beach police some untru<' information the mght he escaped from his alleged kidnapers. "I was wound up tight as a ciocK," the 64·year-otd Balboa Island resident s aid. "I told them a tot or things that were not true. I know that." Scudder said. for example, he toid police he believed the al· leged kidnap-exlortion plot was planned by people he suspected of stealing from his son's am· bulance firm. not the two men now on trial for the alleged crime. . William Rudy Wesson, 44. of Tustin, and his brother-in·litw Ricki DaJe Sell ers. 21. of Long Beach, are bein g trie d on charges thal they kidnaped Scud· der Aug. 19 fro m a Huntington Beach dentist's office parking lot. Scudder , h owever , ha s testified that he faked a heart at· tack and escap ed before a $250.000 ransom was paid Defense attoroey Michael (See HEIR, Pa~f' AJ) Building U Jrt ' In Newport .N~arlY tw1c~ the nu,mber or bulld.lnt permits were lSSUe(I in Newport Beach duribg November aa were issued during the ~nm~ 'perloctlastyear. · The-city's buildlng dlvislon has issued 221 P.rmlts, wttb a total estimated valua1l0n ol *8,898.n . Lut year, Ult number "'IH 119 permits WU.If a . valQ,atlon or ~.6!2,284. • Of the permits, IU wete Issued for new dwellina \ll\.lta. wilh GO or them purchased by Broadmoor homes. Vaccine ~ Paralysis i j Reported'.: ' BULLETIN • ATLANTA (AP) -A na-4 Uoawlde bait to tbe swine nu vac· 'j cl.nation was ordered tbJs after~ . nooa by the national Center for • DlseHe Control, because of con- cern over a possible connecUon to N caaes in 14 s tates of tem- porary paralysis. BERKELEY (AP) -Swine flu• vaccinations were ordered stopped today by the California Health Department, which said a number of persons who have r e· ceived the vaccine have been af. flicted with temporary paralysis. Dr. Ben Werner, medical epidemiologist at the Health Department, said he expected the federal Center for Disease Control lo Atlanta, Ga., to order ' a nationwide moratorium on1.be_ vaccine program later today. Wemer said a number of cases of Guilla.in·Barre paralysis have been reported in California and around the nation. "The risk appears to be four or five tim es greater among those immunized in contrast to those not immunized," he said. He said the par aJysis, usually temporary and rarely fatal, af. feels the feet and legs first and may ascend up the body. "Most people in a matter of weeks recover fully," he said. He said the disease occasional· ly follows viral infoctions in pa· tients and has been reported in persons who have received other vaccinations. Werner sa id the Hea lth Department is telephoning coun-• ty health departments around the ' state to order an immediate hall to the immunization program. "The risk is still extremely small but it is not acceptable un til this is better understood," he satd. "It seems wiser Just to slop immunlllng until such time as we have further information." Only 2.5 million California adults, or a bout 17 percent. had r eceived s wine flu vaccine between Oct. 1 and Dec. 2, ac cording lo the state Health Department. Food F eed.s Fight LOS ANGELES CAP> -Four volunteer workers for a Skid Row soup kitchen have been arrested in a dispute with a Los Angeles market manager over food re· covered from m arket trash bins. Coast Weather Fair weather lo continue through Friday with highs in the mid 70s, lows generally in the 40s. INSIDE TODAY Pro/esricmal theater on the Orange Coaat made im· preu1ue strides during 1976. Entertainment editor Tom Tttus review1 the uear m the flrat of five lntermtmon col· umns recappfng. the local tMoter 1eme on Page Of. Index 14 A•LA•n CJ Ct "°'"'" CH 84 .._. .... _, C4 Al IMtltNI N+. At.DI 1»·14 Ot ..... c.uftly "' D4...... Cl·J 04 ~IYill'wllf C7 A1'"'11 DM "' llital!U'11... C:•-7 Cf.I T ... llfti.ft ca ~7 ,......... C:H CJ....,_ M G4 S WWIOl.-.n AA,01 \ • • I A Z DAILY PILOT N Thu'9day. Oeoemo.t 18, 1_978 Defeiue Plea Tape· of 'Rape' '·Goes to Jury? The defenae was expected to ask Judge Kenneth E . Lae today lo allow the jury lo listen to a ta1>e recording that allegedly contains comments made by Or. Ro:is ~rodd McClure and hls woman pa- tient during sexual activity at the 1>hyslci1n'soffice Jan. 7. Defense attorn ey Leonard Mc Bride claimed Wednesday that the tape will strengthen hls argument that wbat happened In the South Laguna office was with the complete consent or his client 's patient. Dr. McClure testified out of the presence of ll't e JUry Wednesday that he switched on the tape at a time when he "began lo feel un- easv about the situation. very involved al that point so l switched on the tape recorder.·• Deputy District Attorney Maurice Evans s aid late Wednes- day that he may object to in- troduction of tape recorded evidence because or his doubts about its authenticity and in the Frmtt. Page Al CABINET • • tional security adviser. Schultze. who was budget director in the J ohnson ad- ministration, said that next l<1 keeping the peace, the most im- portant problem facing the new administration is that of getting the economy on a path to solid, sustained recovery. · '. . . ll 's going to be done," he said. "We'll do it together," Carter added. Sources in the Carter camp also said Joseph A. Califano is the top candidate to head the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare. As chief domestic policy adviser to Presi- dent Johnson, Califano was the principal architect of the Great Society progr ams, many of which are administered by HEW. Carter also is beli eved close to choosing Rep. Robert Bergland CD· Minn.>. to be secretary or agriculture. Later, answering questions, Carter repeated hls statement that he will not seek standby authority to impose wage and price controls as a barrier against inflation. Brzezinski said be sees his responsibility as one of enhanc- ing the decision-making ability of Carter. Secreta r y of State- des1gnate Cyrus Vance and the ~ecretary of Defense yet lo be chosen That clearly was intended to dispel any s p eculation that Brzezinski might, as Henry A. Kissinger did during his days as a White House adviser. seek to become a dominant figure in foreign policy dcctsion-making. Meanwhile, Mayor Coleman 'l oung of De troit said he turned !own a n offer from Carter lo be .;ecretary of Housing and Urban l>evelopment. and Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles said ht' ilso wtll not take a post in the ·art ... r ~ov<'rnm cnt More Appeal Taxes in LA I.OS ANG ELl-:S IAP> -A much publlc11ed attempt to 't llJ!C a property lox payer revolt tn 1.os Angele11 County hu hnlf"d, but n<'arly twtce as many IX"OPI<' as lut y.-ar are appeaJlng t.lx A!l!11t.•ssments. County T wit Collector H. 8 •\lvord said that nearly 98 per- C't'nt of ull tax payments due through 01·c 10 had been pro cess<'d by Wednesday, s h1thtly ahead of lust year'11 timetable. The 2 pt'r<'enl not yet palcl will not affect the• county budget, Alvord said, becau11e supervh1or11 lr11ditionally 8llOw for a certain a mount of nonpnyments in mak- ing budact calculations. ORANOE COAST N DAILY PILOT ~~ ~==.~~. ~,4:.'T. :,~,~:+.:: ~~:;_. 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"I had become The prosecution look the tape from the courtroom wlth him Wednesday night fcx-a private hearing to enable hlm to decide if he would r enew his objections to its introduction to the jury today. Arguments on the tape's possi- ble admission were conducted outside the presence of the jury. Judge Lae warned jurors Wed- nesday night not to r ead newspaper accounts of the trial. * * * F.-..PageAJ DOCTOR. • • He testified that on the night U(ey bad sexual intercourse, his patient wore "a beautiful blue leisure s uit" and "looked like a model in Vogue maguine." Dr. McClure told the jury that the medical reason for his pa- tient's last two visits to his offi ce was for treatment to a back in- jury that she suffered in a fall at her Dana Point apartment build· ing. He said he had previously treated her for "female com- plaints"-problems with the,$1de effects or her birth control pills. The doctor testified that he could detect no signs of bruises or discoloration on the patient's body at any time and Lhat the X· tays he took of her back were negative. "l was puzzled," he said. Dr_ McClure testified that he realized sex with his patient became a possibility when he fondled her breasts on the ex- amining table and encountered no opposition. Dr . McClure testified that he administered a normal injection of Valium, a tranquilizing drug, at each vi.sit and that the drug did nothing more than relax his patient. The patient, however. testified earlier that s he "became a vegeta ble" under the influence or the drug and was powerless to resist Dr. McClure. Dr. McClure testified that his partner at one point in the act of sexual intercourse reversed their roles on the examining ta- ble when she realized that he waa not having the kind of suc- cess that he had hoped for. "She played a very active role throughout." he said. "She told me she enjoyed it and she pro- mptly agreed when I first sug- gested that we have sex." And he nauy rejected the victim's denial that she did not ex· perience an orgasm during their encounter. He quoted the patient as tell- ing him when he s uggested sex· ual intercourse : "Okay, if you think it will help my back." Dr. McClure told the jury he experienced a "letdown" at the height of their s exual encounter when his patient told him; "I've really got to go I have a dinner 'engage m enl with some girl friends and we're going to n Mt·xican restaurant for some tacos." f',.._PageAJ BOND ... !K> percent of the money will go for acqu1sitton and 10 percent for park development. Sit~ tentatively Included for acquisition are the Semenluk Slough In West Newport, the re- mainder of the Pacific Electric right of way in West Newport, the lot at the entrance to Balboa Island on Bayside Drive. part of the Castaways on Dover Qrive near Pacific Coast Highway and Big Canyon and the bluff line 11ur· rounding Thr Bluffs above the Upper Bay wildlife refuge. A few of the places where de· velopment money is likely to go include Central Newport 's Marinapark, Ensign View Park In Newport Heights and Spyglass Hill park. c Acrordlng to a statement re- leased Monday by the city coun· cil , passage of the bond Issue. wi.11 add about nine cents to the city s $J .11 tax rate. Parole Dftlled E . H owar d Hunt 's Chris tmas wis h for freedom was den ied today by the U.8 Paro le Commission . The panel postponed action on his first parole request for one month. F,..,,. Page Al HEIR ... Quigley hammcrt.'d away Wed " nesday at Scudder's earlier court. testimony and statements given to police . But as he sought for fl aws and discrepancies, Scudder stuck to his version of what happened. Scudder said he and Wesson had met about seven times from May until the day of the Aug. 19 alleged kidnaping. He explained that Wesson, who he describecj as a long-time friend, was helping work out some lease arr angements con- cerning his son's financially- troubled ambulance firm. Scudder testified that Wesson also had asked to borrow money from him, $1,000 to hire an at- torney and $9,000 to pay to the In- ternal Revenue Service. But Scudder s aid he not only did not give Wesson any money but told Wesson he could use some cash himself. Scudder said that kind of response, which indicated he was ' short of money. is a standard answer he gives. "That is standard," Scudder said. "I have had to use that because we have phonies down there a dime a dozen." He also testified about telling Wesson of his dissatisfaction with the post office department on taking action on some checks allegedly s tolen from his son's postoCfice box. He said Wesson told him he would have to be "knocked off" before anyone would take any ac lion. . But when Quigley questioned him further, Scudder denied that lhe conversation ever turned to kidnaping or Scudder's possible disappearing for a rewdays. "No, 1t did not drift into kid· naping or d isappeanng for a few days," Scudder testified. Fr°"' Page Al LINES ... of extendin g the Third Supervisorial Distnct into the Saddleback Valley was mixed. Community leaders in the area north or the San Di ego Freeway were unanimous in their praise or the representation they have re- ceived fro m Fifth District Supervisor Riley. And so me ques tioned Diedrich's voting. record on de- velopment matters having an impact on th et r com munily. Bill Mo n oson , a former member or the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council executive board, said he doesn't know if Diedrich 's stand on development accurately r eflects community interest. ''We've ha d heavy support from Tom Riley and right now I'm not sure we C'an get that kind or 11upport from Diedrich," said Monoson. Olck Lowcock, palit chairman of the Mil111ion Viejo MuniclpaJ Advisory Council, said splitting communities is not a sound prac· lice. Despite res ervations about splllting what is nowlhe f'ifth Dis- tri<'I, some adj~tmcnl will even- tually take place because Its population exceeds the other four supervisorial districts' average by about 76.000 people. 'I Want Death' Slayer's Plea Denied SAN DrEGO CAP> -A 19-year-otd sailor has been denied a r eques t to be executed In Callrornla's gas chamber rouowing his conviction for the murder ot a pregnant 21-ycar-old housewlfe. "I killed a woman when I didn't want to ... Want the gas chamber," Jeffrey Rar Cross of Bakersfield was quoted by bis probation offi cer Wednesday. Earlier, Cr055 wrote his plea to Superior Court Judge William T . Low. Low Instead sentenced bJm to life in prison for the rape and stabbing death of Bren· da Joyce Boyd or Coronado. The apartment in which Mrs. Boyd and her husband. a Navy officer, lived wu burglarized that day, Agrll 29. In Deep Coma Gilmore Takes 2nd Overdose SALT LAKE CITY <Al» Convicted kUl t•r Gary Gilmore was rushed unconsciou:, to a hospital today after an apparent drug overdose. He waa in critical condillon but was expected to survive, n hospital spokesman said. Gllmore's lawyer said earher today he was considering court action to prevent his client from being kept In as tripped-down cell. Autborit.lea at the Utah State Prison could not be reached In immediately regarding how Gllmore m ight have obtained drugs for a second overdose. North Pole On the Line Childre n In Newport Beach wU1 have a cha.Dee to· talk to Santa Claus in his workshop nt the north pole M ~nda y on a d i re ct telephone line set up by the Coronadel M"rChamberor Commerce. Working with Sontu, chamber members bavo arranaed to have hlm • standing by the phone from 6p.m. to9p.m. Tho number to call ls 675·5010. Officials at the University of Utah Medical Cent e r said Gil more apparently had taken an unknown amount of o barbiturate, p ossibly the sedative phenobarbltaJ. It w as the second time Gilmore, under sentence to die before a firing squad Jan. 17, has been taken from the prison for treatment at the hospital. The first time, one month ago today, was a drug overdose in an ap- parent suicide pact with his girlfriend. Marine Chief Says KKK Problem Over Orricials at the medical center said Gilmore's condJt'ion today was worse than in the first ap- parent suicide attempt and said he m ay be unconscious several hours to a day longer. He was unconscious eight to 12 hours the first lime, spokesmen said. ''He is r<'spondinR to pain stimulus, a nd this indicates his coma is not extremely deep,•' the medical center spokesman s aid. He said a blood test was performed lo determine the type and amount of drug involved. He said there was the possibility Gilmore aspirated his stomach contents into his lungs, increas- ing the chance of pneumonia. . ''Jt appears to be an ingestion or drugs," ·said John Keahey, hospital s p okes man, a fte r Gilmore arrived at the medical center. Gilmore says he would rather be executed quickly for murder· ing a motel clerk in a robbery than to spend m ore time in prison. lie was angry Wednesday when a dis· trict judge delayed his execution until J an. 17 to comply with state law. Maj. Gen. Carl W. HofCman, commandant o f Camp Pendleton. today said the pro- blem of Ku Klux KJan actJv1t1es at the Marine base has largely been solved . Hoffman said at a press con- ference that there is no need for a congressional investigation , which Congresswoman Yvonne Brathwaite Burke called for after meeting with the general Wednesday. But he said he doesn't fear one. "We have nothin_g_to hide," Hof- fman said. "J don't lear it for a moment." Hoffman said a "monumental" Navy inves tigation into the inci· dent has s hown that ''the KJan is a miniuscule operation, a falter- mg operation at best. "l think it's. signlCicant that since we've found that list of 16 KKK members (on Nov. 14) we've only. found one additional Klan member." Hoffman said that among Marines on the base is "a general feeling or optimism ... that there is no noticeable problem here. While we always have to be con- scious or this eruption again, I'm confident that the tensions we might expect in a situation like this just don't exist." But Hoffman said there is no QUALITY TELEVISION BUY ONE OF THESE.- ~ 12" • f'1l1U'1 100"/o Solid State BLACK& WHITE TV legal tool available to prpvent re- currence of Klan activities, which. al Camp Pendleton have been dis rupted through transfer or all but two known Klan mem- bers. "As long as the federal law permits membership in any or· ganization, as long as people keep their activities orr the base, and as long as individuals do their work, I don't Set', at the mo- ment, any action which can be taken." But Hoffman said he "would not be disappointed" to find a way to control such activities. Meanwhile a n Investigation in·· to the Nov. 13 assault here against six white Marines by black leathernecks who mis· lakenly thought they were at- tacking a KKK gathering con- tinues. The hearings, which began last week, are for the purpose of gathering information to de· termlne whether general eourts- martlal sh Id be held. 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Dostal aJso said that Newport Beach interests would be best ser ved by a single supervisor. "We have a good, efficient working relationship with ooe supervisor and I don't think that relationship s h ould be jeopardized,'' Dostal said. His words were heeded by a ma· jorily of the five county supervisors before they were spoken. When Butcher's redistricting plan hit the newsracks Wednes- day afternoon, support for it quickly evapor a led. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said, "Any boundary changes should minimize disruptions of communities." "We have to face the fact that populations within districts are out of balance and that eventually there will have to be some changes.'' ' "But such a division (of Newport Beach) should be avoid ed unless absolutely necessary," Diedrich said. Supervisor Laurence Schmit, wbose Second District Butcher proposed extending intot~ beach city, also said he opposes rt>Utting cities between supervisorlat dis- tricts. "As things stand now," Schmid said, "there are loo many split cities." "Besides," Schmit added, "I like my district the way it is.·· Super visor Ralph Clark also op- poses the principle of the division of citi es between two ~ . ' supervisorial districts. And, Newp ort Beach Supervlsor Thl)mas Riley, like Dostal. calls the Butcher scheme! outrageous. .. As a result. whatever suppol\'\(! there was for that phase of_~1 secret redistricting plan had evaporated by nightfall Wedn~- day. " Reaction to the Butcher cone~~· (See UNES, Pa1e Al) .. 1~wine Flu Shots Ordered Halte -1 . o.lly """" "'" ....... •SHE ENTICED ME' Laguna Doctor McCture abiaSheik [lfeturns to ~Pi.I Meeting r BULLETIN r.: DOH A , Q a la r CAP I - li&alsters of tbe oil cartf't split "11 afternoon Into a majority ~m& a lS ~rcent lncreaff ln ... price of oil ud a powerful Jflmori&y of two refustnit to ~o ~e 10 ~rceot. •• :-~HA. Qatar (AP) Saudi :lhbia 's oil minister , Sheik ~ed Zaki Yamani, abrupUy he ministerial conference ol Orguniz.ation of Petrotewn rtlng Countries today after ~r OPEC members rejected ,.. call for a six-month freeze on :Ille price of oil. But he returned ltereelght hours later . • The United Arab Emirates min ister declared a fte r Yarnani 's departure that there is c Cteadlock on prices and "a real ~aqger" to the unity of the oil ~I. •. 4 Told: WASHINGTON (AP> -A federal jud1e lhls afternoon or· -*sect former President Nixon ';Ml two officials or hia ad - . Jdlb>:blralion to pay dama1es to a ~tional aecurlty aide whose ;.&ephone bad been tapped b,Y the cevemment. ; • 1be officials named by U.S. ct Judge John Lewis Smith wetelormer Atty. Gen. John itcbell and former White ijl»oH c h ief·of -atatr H .R . ~em an. • ~! Jlmith said he would determine ~.after recelvina arsumenta 411ht. question, lbe amount the lliree "ould ~ required to pay ii\ ~qu to Morton H. Halpwtn, •a fiOnner c hJef ol the NadObal l •eurlty Council Plannlnt 9nup. ... ~ Weeping Doctor On Stand By TOM BARLEY Ol 11,. 0•11' P11oC St.att Weeping on the witness stand, Dr. Ross Todd McClure ad- mitted to an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wed· nesday that he had sexual 10· tercourse with a young woman patient in his South Laguna of· rice Jan. 7 But the SS·year-old physician repeatedly denied during his testimony that t here was ever any question of his forcing his attentions on a woman who later told sheriff's officers that he raped h er while sh e was drugged and unable to resist. "She went out of her way to entice me," the witness said, fighting back his tears. "I'm not proud of what I did but she con- 1ented to it. I did nothing lhal she didn't agree to ... Dr. McClure was asked by de· fense attorney Leonard McBride why he became sexually in·· volved with lhe 22-year-old pa· I.Jent in the light of his happy ma.rnage and a 30-year career m medicine. Strugghng to control tus voice. the witness replied: "! think 1t was symptomatic of my age. I know I have made a terrible, a very serious error." Dr. McClure testified that his patient never objected to his in· creasing sexual advances during a series or vis its that ended Jan. 7 when he admitted that he had sexual intercourse wilh the pa- tient "I was attr acted to Miss G--." he admitted. "I knew by then that s h e wanted something more from me than just physiotherapy " "She wa:. always 1mmaculatt·· ly dresseo... he told Mc Bride He test1ht.'d that on the night they had sexual intercourse, his patient wore "a bcautifuJ blue leisure suit" and "looked like a model in Vogue magazine." Or McClure told the JUry that the medical reason for tus pa· tient's last two visits to his office was for lreetment to a back in· Jury that she surfered in a Call at her Dana Point apartment build- ing. He said he had previously treated her for "female com· plaints"-problems with the side effects or her birth control pills. The doctor testified that he could detect no siens of bruises or discoloration on the patient's body at any lime and that the X· rays he took of her back were negative. "I was puuled," he said. I Dr. McClure test.i.fied that he realized sex with his• patient became a possibility when he fondled her breasts on the ex· amining table and encountered no opposition. Or. McClure testified that he administered a normal injection (See DOCTOR, Pa1eAZ) o.11, "'''°' ,....,\..t, "'•ltl<' 0'0.-.Mll TREE LOVER SCHOLES. AND $6,000 S\'CAMORE In Costa Mesa's Tanager Park, a 'Now' Tree $6,100 Tree Mesa Gets Costly Climber By STEVE MITCHELL OllM0.11,~IOIS .. tt lt might have been the sates pitch. Or it might have been spring fever. Whatever it was that convinced Costa Mesa city coun- cilmen to shell out $6,100 for a 20-footsycamore tree;William Scholes is glad they did it. "She's a beauty," said Scholes, who lives near Tanager Park where the cosUy sycamore was planted -without fan- fare -three months ago. Scholes faced city councilmen last April, asking them to approve the purchase of the sycamore from Sl 75,000 budget- ed for the new park, adjacent to the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. At that time, the tree advocate said he and his neighbors, "don't want to watch a bunch oflwigs growing for the next 20 years." Scholes said kids needed a climbing tree bef6re they 1Jrew up and left home. The council had denied the request in February. but (See TREE'S, Page.UI Marine Chief Says KKK Problem Over Maj. Oen. Carl W. Hoffman, we've only round one additional c o m m a n d a n t of C a mp Klan member." Pendleton, today said the pro-Hoffman said that among blem of Ku Klux Klan activities Marines on the base ls "a aeneral at the Marine base bas largely feelinl ol.opUmlsm ... that there beensolveda is no noticeable probltm here. Hoffman said at a press con-While we always have tb be con· fttence that there ls no need (Cl' a scious of tbis eruption 11aln, I'm congreulonal lnvesttaatlon, coolklent that the CeMlona we which Congresswoman Yvonne mi1ht expect In a situaUon Uke Brathwaite Burke called for thisjustdon'texlst;• after meeting wllb the genertll But Horflnalf".taid th~ ls no Wedne$day. \~II t<>ol avaUable to pi=event .... But. he aatd he doesn't fear one. currenct or Klan actlvJtles. ·•we bave nolbJng to hide'" Hof. whi~h, at Camp P~ have Iman saJd. "I don't ltar t for a • been dimapted throbth transfer mbmtnt." ol QI but,t•o kftown IQan mem· rs:nAJ' uJd a "monu.atental" , ben. • lnveali1aUon lnlo the incl· "AJ1 lt>RI as tt\t, federal law en ~own that "the JQan JI permit.a mmbtnWP ln any or· a m.lntuacule operatloft, • r.at... !;•ttlon. .. IN. • ~· ~ operaUon at btlt. ... •· dlllir 9'Uritf-flin tM but. 'I t.hlnk It'• al.,ulkant Uail as Iona 11 lndMdualJI do stMe we'n found th.al Ult ~ J.t. their worlt, l don't tee, •t the mo- KJUC memb1r1 <on ~ov. Hl 1 ·. ,..._f':IP.N••••· ... ~.-n ---. " ~ t Vaccine Paralysis ~ R~ported ')-.... - ATLANTA CAP> -A na· tionwide halt lo the swine nu vac- cination was ordered this after- noon b,Y the National Center for Disease Control. because of con- cern over a possible connection to 94 cases o r temporary paralysis in 14 states. The CDC reported earlier that it is investigating reports that some persons vaccinated against influenza have developed a con· dition known as Gulllain-Barrc syndrome. The announceQlent Tuesday said there was no connection with the ailment and the swine Ou vaccination program. . Tbe cpc ••iO today. how~ver. " w·~· tile ~wi._ J1Jo-1ram tempota~ify pending further study of the rela~bip between lbe ailment and the vac· cin,.tion program. Tbt CDC aald 34.9 tnilllon persons have been vaccinated for swine nu through Dec. 4. A pre.a aide al the CDC an· nounced that the progtam was being stopped but gave no de· tails. The CDC called a news con- ference for later in the day. The CDC announcement came only minutes after the California Health Department said the vac· cinalion program was being halt· ed in that state. The CDC said the paralytic ill· nes-s was discovered through a system specific ally established to monitor the sWine rlu pro- gram. ,The paralytic syndrome, also known as acute idiopathic poly neuritis, "is an infrequent and poorly studied and usually non· fatal condition characterized by symmetric weakness of the Jimbs. l oss of sensation, <See SWINE, Page.U> Utah Killer Tries Suicide Once Again SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Convicted killer Gary Gilmore was rushed unconscious lo a hospital today after an apparent drug overdose. He was in criUcai condition but was expected to SW'Vive, a hospital spokesman said. OfficiaJs at the University of Utah Medical Center said Gilmore apparently had taken an unkn ow n amo unt o f a ba rbiturate. possi bly the sedative phenobarbital. ·It was the second ti me Gilmore, under sentence to die berore a flr,ng squad Jan. 17, has been. tu en from the prison for treatment at the hospital. The rint time. one month ago today, was a drug overdose in an ap- parent suicide pact with his gtrllrlend. Otncla11 at the medic~~enter said Gilmore's condition today was WOfSe than In the farst ap- parent suicide altempl and said h• may be unconscioi.a several hours to a day longer. He waa un~oruicious ei8hl to 12 hours the tirst ttsne, spokesmen said. ·••He is reapond.in& lo P•in stimulus, al).d this lnd.l~t.ea h.ls c0ma '8 not. extremely detp," the f!Jedlcal c.n\tr 1pokesmao said. He uld a blood t.eat was perf onned to determine the type Ind &JllOUnt ot dru11nvolved. He nld lber• WU \b6 pouibUity GUDIOl'e aap(rated btl stomach content.a into bl• lunp, lncreaa· 1nl the cbaoce ot pneumonia. • ..p WJrepholM ' ECONOMIC CHAIRMAN Charles L. Schultze ( I 1 3 Advisers Selected - By Carter 1 PLA TNS, Ga . CAP ) - Pr esident-elect Carter today named the men lo serve as his top While House advisers on the economy and on national securi - ty, and chose Rep. Andrew Young of Georgia to become U.S. I ~mbassador to the United Na-1 uons. 1 He said the U.N. job will have , Cabinet rank, and while he had I no further appointments to the i traditional Cabinet positions, I· Carter said that his difficulties in choosing his team had been; greatly exaggerated in news re·· ports. Carter told a nationally televised news conference that no one has called him to demand that he appoint or reject any in- dividual for a Cabinctjob. The key advisers he named to- day: -Charles Schultze to head the Council of Economic Advisers, with its other two members lo be selected later. -Zbigniew Brzezinski as na- tional security adviser. Schultze. who was budget director in l h e Johnson ad· ministr ation, said that next to keeping the peace, the most im· portanl problem facing the new administration is that or gelling the economy on a path to solid, sustained recovery. (See CA BINET, PageA2l Coast Weather Fair weather to continue through Frtday with highs in the mid 70s, lows generally In the 40s. INSIDE TODAY Pro/t•donal theater on the Orange Coast made jm- pre11iue atridfl during 1916. Enttrtolnment tdilor Tom 'Ntua rMeto• the year fn the first of /fue lntnmia&ion col· L1111ns recapping the local theater 1cene on Page C4. Index , ' , '· c Thursday. O~,..ber 18. 1978 . Parole Dettl~d E. How a rd II u n l '~ Christmas wish for freedom was denied today by the U.S. Par ole Commisi;ion. The panel postponed action on his first parole request for one month. E'ro. Pag~ Al SWINE ... diminished reflexes and som eti me s more severe paralysis,·· U1e CDC said. A spok esman sa id the paralysis had never been studied on a wide scale, and the swine flu monitoring program provided thls opportuni ly. 1• The temporary paralysis usually begins with weakness in the legs, then an the hands and arms and spreads to the neck and face, a spokesman said. The spokesman said the illness usually lasts for severaJ weeks and most patients fully recover. Dr. Ben Werner, medical epidemiologist al the Heallt> Department in Berkeley said a number of cases of Guill ain- Barre paralysis have been report- ed in California and around the nation. Werner said a number or cases of Guillain-Barre paralysis have been reported in California and around the nation. "The risk appears to be four or five times greater among lhose jmmunized in contrast lo thol>C" not immunized." he said. Airma n Guilty · Of Vandalism NORFOLK , Va CA P > Ai rman Timothy M Rice has been conv1ct1•d of ste<ihng and destroying $450,000 worth of cl<issilied ,..14 Jct radar compo- nent:. /\ military JUclgt>. saying the crime ha., '"greJtiy curtailed the defense of our nation." sentenced tum Wednesday to three years at hard labor Military Judge Ferdmand L. Salomon l l .tl'o gave Race. 19, a dishonor able d1~charJ{l'. reduced him to pay ~rarlc f:1 and ordered him to r11rfe1l $2()() a mnnth pay for th<' th1·ce Yt.'ars of his sen tenet• \ TONIGlrT ORANGE COUNTY FAJR BOARD Regular meeting, 88 Fair Drive, 8 p m. "HANSEL & GRETEL" OCC Five Penny Opera Com pany, Auditorium. Dec. lS.18, R p.m. $1 50. 1 .. SATURDAY, SUNDAY , MONDA Y" -St>U lh Coast Repertory Theater. through Sun· day, 8 p.m FRIDA V, DEC. 17 OCC PLANETARIUM -"Star or Bethlehem," 7:30 and9 p.m. OAANQl CO.UT DAILY PILOT 11-'1•-~,..d.f'lt .... ., .......... ..... c-V•t# ftrfi"\•tk"' 4"4 ~ .. Ml~,. T-•IC-l0<1., T-•A.M..,..._ ~ ........... , .. 0.M<M \...-·~·-A UtlCMt Mllt .. l"I (GW'\ Telepllo1te ('11')~ CIH!llfled Advertltl11t M>lt11 c: (,,..•'"'11 ,... o.-c..... 11\#•illll"t <»... _, ............ 1.. "'''"'"'-.... ,., m•"'' tt •••ttHHMt1't\ Plt'-1" _.,.. ... '"'OfW(ocl WllMWI \MCl•f IM•"11nfM .. -· ..... -· '"-..... "''·•· "'" ., C.l.tl ... , C.llltl~I· htHtltll•4 .. 0"1tl U ,. =~"&.»'~~ -~''· mfl11Mf Jury May Listen To Tapes The defense wa3 expected to ask Judge Kenneth E. Lae today to allow the jury to listen to a tape recording that allegedly contains comments made by Or. Ross Todd McClu,re and bls woman pa· tient during sexual activity at the physician's office Jan. 7. Defense a ttorney Leonurd McBride cl ai med Wednesday that the tape will strengthen hb argument tha t what happened in the South Laguna office was with the complete con:.ent of his cUent's patient . Dr. McClure testified out of the presence of the jury Wednesday that he switched on the tape at a time when he "began lo feel un easy about the situation. very involved at that point so l switched on the tape recorder.'· Deputy District Attorney Maurice Evans said late Wednes· day that he may otUect to in· troduction of tape recorded evidence because of his doubts about its authenticity and in the absence of proof that the record- ing has not been edited. "'l felt it was getting out of hand," he said. "l he.id become The prosecution look the tape from the courtroom with h1m Wednesday night for a private hcarin~ to enable him to decide if he would renew his objections lo its introduction to the jury today. Arguments on the tape's possi- ble admission were conducted outside the presence or the jury. Judge Lae warned jurors Wed· nesday night not to r ead newspaper accounts of the trial. * * * ,...,.P-AJ TREE'S A· BEAUTY. • • Scbola won• rehearinJI ol hia tree plea. ~ convlnced the-five-member panel that the park needed an h'flant tree and city officials began plani to move tht1ycamore from its home near Mall bu. ~Mall~u? City offictala sald similar lret:1'-In nearby Trubuco Ca- nyon ml1ht not have as good a chance of surviving nellt' lhe ocean u one from MalJbu. Why lhe $6,100 price tag? That's what it cost the city to dig up, transport and replant the tree. And how is Costa Mesa's investment doing? .. It's a strong and healthy tree and the kids Jove ll,' Sch!>I esa aid. · And. he admits, he doesn't mind climbing around in himself on occasion. Potato Chip Heir's Report Partly False By KATHY CLANCY Ot , ... 0•11• ....... '~" Potato chip heir John Scudder test1f1ed in Orange County Superior Coutrl Wednesday that he gave Huntington Beach police some untrue information the ni&hl be escaped from his alleged kidnapers . ··1 was. wound up light as a clock," the 64-year-old Balboa Island resident s aid. ··1 U>ld them a lot of thing.s that were not true, J know that." Scudder said, (or example, he told police he bell~ed the al- leged kidnap-extortion plot was planned by people he suspected or stealing from his son's am- bulance firm, not the two m en now on trial for the alleged crime. William Rudy Wesson, 44, of Tustin. and his brother-in-law Ricki Dale Sellers. 21. of Long Beach, are being tried on charges that they kidnaped Scud- der Aug. 19 from u Hunting~on Beach dentist's office parking lot. Scudder, h owever. h as tesllried that he raked a heart at- tack and escaped befor e a $!50,000 ransom was paid. Defense attorney Michael Quigley hammered away Wed· nesday at Scuddcr's earlier court testimony and statements given to police. But as he sought for flaws and discrepancies, Scudder stuck lo his version of what happened. Scudder said he and Wesson had met about seven limes from May until the d ay of the Aug. 19 alleged kidnaping. He explained that Wesson. who he described as a long-time friend, was helping work out Fro• Page A l some lease arrangements con- cerning his son's rlnancially- troubled ambulance firm. p ,...rs,,e.AJ LINES ••• o f eittendina the Third Superv1sorial District Into th~ Saddlcback Valley was Ol.lxed Communlty leaden ln the a.rcia north of the San Otego ""~•y were unanimowi in their praise or lhe repres~ntatlon they have re cclved rrom f'iftb Dist ract Supervisor Riley. And som e questtont'd Diedrich 's voting record on de velopment m alters hftving au ampacton their community. Bill Moooson. a t ormc r mem~r of the Saddleback Art>a Coordinating Council exccutiv€.' board, said he doesn't know 1f Dledrich's s tand on development accurately reflecls communJty Interest. . "We've had heavy support rrom Tom Riley and right now I'm not sure we can get that kind of support from Diedrich ... saad Monoson. Dick Lowcock, past chairmlill of the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Council. said splitting communities is not a sound pra('· tice. 1 Despite reser vations about splitting whalis now the Fifth Dis- trict, some adjustment will even- tually take place because its population exceeds the other four superv1sorial districts' average by about 76,000 people. Prank Halts Commuters REDWOOD CITY <AP J Sheriff's deputies reported six San Jose-bound commuter trains were delayed for periods.up to 30 minutes Wednesday after an engineer braked for a boy lying on the tracks. "'"Wl"'llM'• Nl!XT U.N. ENVOY Rep. Andrew Young E'ro111PageAJ CA BINE T • • ll 's going to be done," hl' said .. We'll do lt together.'' Carter added. Sources in the Carter camp also said Jost'ph /\. Califano is the top candidate to head the Department of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare. As c hief domestic policy adviser to Presi· dent Johnson. Califano was the principal arc hitect of the Great Society programs, many of which ar e administered by HEW. Carter also Is believed close lo choosing Rep. Robert Bergland <D·Minn.). to be secretary of a1riculture. DOCTOR WEEPS • • • Scudder testified that Wesson also had asked to borrow money from him, $1 ,000 to hire an at- torney and $9,000 to pay to the In- ternal Revenue Service. ll was a .prank, investigators said. adding that the boy · ran away as the train approached at Fifth Avenue and Glendale Street near Redwood City. The train engineer thought be had struck the boy. Later, answering questions, Carter repealed his statement that he will not seek standby authority to impose wage and price controls as a barrier .a1alnst Inflation. Brzezinski said he sees his responsibility as one or enhanc- ing the decision-making ability of Carter. Secretar y or State. designate Cyrus Vance and the secretary of Defense yet to be of Valium , a tranquilizing dr ug, at each visit and that the drug did nothing more than rel~ his patient. The patient, however, testified earlier that she "became a vegetable" under the innuence of the drug and was powerless to resist Dr. McClure. Dr. McClure testified that his partner at one point in the act of sexual intercourse reversed their roles on the examining ta· ble when she realized that he was not having the kind or suc· cess that he had hoped for. "She played a very active role throughout," be said. "She told me she enjoyed it and she pro· mpUy agreed when I first sug· gested that we have sex " And he flatly rejected the victim's deniai that s he did not ex- perience an orgasm during their €.'ncounter. He quoted the pal.lent as tell· mg him when he l>Ugge:.ted s ex· ual intercourse : '"Okay. if you think it wiU help m.v back." Dr. McClure told thP Jury he experienced a "letdown" :it the Solon Asking LA County SupportAPCD LOS ANGELES (AP> -A stale legislator is trywg lo forcP the Los Angeles county board of supervisors to provide operatmg money for the new Southern Cahfornia Air Pollut111n Contrnl Oislrict. Jerry Lewis, a Republican ai. st>mbly m an fro m Rt'dlands, asked Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger Wednesday to 11eek a court order requiring the county comply with legislation setting uo the tour-count v rustnct. The SCAPC~ will go into full operation Feb. l , but l,os Angeles -RUpervfsors have voted against approv1ng $2.3 mllllon as the county's share of the budget. Commissioners claimed the county didn't have enough representation on the SCAPCD board. Lewis said tl'le t>oar<l's aeuons go againirt state law. Living Yule Program Set By Playhouae Members of Costa Mesa's Ctv1c Playhouse are preaenUn1 a "Jlvin1" Christmas card pro-gnm thl• week, representing the 12 days of the yuletide season. The paf eant. which runs throu1h ·Saturday nl'1lt, is en· titted, .. The Firs t Annual Festival of Chriatma.'i," and wUl Include, ln addition to the unlqut1 Uvtng cards, a youth choir. Tbe fetatival, presentod Jointly by the clvk pl~hou.se and the Cott• Mesa Department of Leisure Services, will be heJd be«iinnlnC at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Re<:reatlon Center, at the west end of th• Oranae County Fair1Toundft. Admll1lon ls lt:Forturtherln· rormaUon, call tbtdepartmntof lellurt •ervlcea at 5:56-5300. ~ I height of their ~cxual encounler when his patient told him: "rve really got to go I have a dlnner engagement with some girl friends and we're going to a But Scudder said he not only did not give Wesson any money but told Wesson he could use Mexican restaurant for some ----------------------------------------tacos." some cash himself. As four deputies searched for a- body, the prankster's mother phoned to report the incident as told to her by her son. Deputies said no action would betaken. chosen. E'r ... r~Al GENERAL. • ment. any action which can be taken." But Hoffm an said he "would not be disappointed" to find a way lo control such activities. Meanwhile an investigation in· to the Nov. 13 assault here against six white Marines by black leathernecks who mis- takenly thought they were at· tacking a KKK gathering con- tinues. The hearings, which began last week, are for the purpose or gathering information to de termine whether general courts- martiaJ should be held. The prosecution is attempting to have char ges amended to in- clude allegations of attempted murder and conspiracy to com· mit murder, which upon convic- Uon could bring life imprison- ment terms, Pretr\al hearings for 14 black Marines accused or the attack re· sume Friday. * * * KKK 'Should Be Watched' By tbe Associated Presa The chairwoman of the Black Congressional Caucus says the Ku Klux Klan has a n ght to exist on the nation's military bases, but should operate in the open and ou~hl to be watched. The comment by Rep. Yvonne Brathwait e Burke CO-Calif.) came after she spent Wednesday conducting he r own investigation Into racial conditions al Camp Pendleton, scene of a Nov. 13 raid by blacks on whites they suspect- <'d of beln~ KKK m embers. Her activities included a 40· minute meeting with Maj . Gen. 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