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Home My WebLink About1976-12-23 - Orange Coast Pilot__...art er ---~ahinet THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEM BER 23, 1976 VOL ••. l'tO Ul.1 5'e<:TIONS. :M l'AGES • -. .: Getty Kin's ~hallen9e ··---.'4·'·-·' '!. ... t --~··· ...... ·~-• ........ ·-~ --··-·"' ·--. ·- ·---_Of Will .Said,-ln1'alid -- • • • $40,000-Huritington F .ire Probed Last Slot Carter Finishes -Cabinet Choices • I p L A r N s . c; a . ( A p I Presidenl·e ll'r l Carter wrnppcd up his Cab1nc•t selections today b~· namin1? W as h1ngton l;rn 'er Jo~eph Caltfa nn Jr to hcJcl lhc prawhnl! Dcp.1rtmcnl of 1 ll•Jllh. ducat1on an•I V. elfarc lie appoinll'<l former DcfenM· Secretar) J;1mt•s R Schlcsin~cr o be an a~~1 ... lanl to thl· l'rt•..,1· dent and lo t a ke ~h~rRc of oordanatan~ l ' S cnerg) poho And he c hn ... e Th cocln r c rensen. once a top aide lo President Kt•nncdy. to 1><-come irector of the Ce ntral In· elh~encc ,\l!l'nc) The a ppointmcnl of Califano mpleted (' .Htl·r !i 11 memtX?r C .ibtnel. anc1 the president C'lect said he ma) n•rnmmend crea· lion oJ ;1 111·w J>eparlmt•nl of This Peeper Doing a Job A llu ntins:ton Heach W-Oman-rHllt-d pohee WM- nesday to report a PN!pin~ Tom. hut 11 t11rn<'d out to he onl~ a P1•<'p1ng Thomas Alv a Ed 1..,on reprcs<'n tat l\"l' · The lad\. who resides on Monitor IJnve. complained m officers that the tall. dark haired man with fuJI. curly hair was peeking over her back fence with a ·telescope-II ke device Patrolmen arnvcd to find he wa.s an Edison Com· pany meter·reader usin~ the new powerful eyepiece to save time 1n making tus rounds. The eyepiece also pre· vents complaints of trespassin~ in customers· yards. not Lo mention en· counters with large watchdogs. ., Energy. which Schlesinger would head Carter said his plans on that point have not been drafted. He ~aid"' h1le his ideas are still hazy. h1~ inchnat1on would be to put in· to the new department all ener~y functions now in the hands or other fC'cle ral agC'ncies. in'tluding thl' De partment of Interior. "htch would be left" 1th its oth<'r respons1b1 Ii ties He said Schles inger's injtial role on the White Howse staff will be to coordinate energy programs and to direct the effort to draft a comprehrns i\ e national energy pollC) "1 consider this to be one or th.e most important appointm ents that t shall make," Cartcrsajd. Sehlesmger s aid th~t i11 energy conservation "we must as a na· hon face up to a responsibility which we had hoped would go away " lie s aid there must be re cogn1llon orthe need to control the _ ~rowth of ener~y consumption, and particularly to restram the gro'INth of~troleurn Imports In this, he said. the new ad m1mstrallon will have to define -th\! trMr gy C1I a 11 enge for lhc American people Califano. the last Carter ap pomtment to a Cabinet that features veterans of past ad ministrations. was top domestic adviser to President Johnson. As Carter noted, Califano was "in· strumental in drafting maJor legislation .. now managed by the department he now will head. Califano said the Department of Health. Education and Welfare 1s ''the people's department of our government." Sorensen promised to run the CIA in a manner consistent with the best interests a nd ideals of the Unjted States. He promised an end to CIA abuses and said he hopes the Justice Department will deal with abusesofthepast. Soren.sen also said he thinks the total CIA budget, kept s~ret in <See CARTER, P•ge AZ> Fatal Fire's Origin I 04'11f Pnot l'l!otot by llkMrCI kfffll•r FIREFIGKTERS DOUSE BED WHERE FATAL FIRE MAY HAVE STARTED Youth Olea In Apartment Blaze on Costa Meaa·1 We1t S&de ------------· Family Escapes Safely lnvest1gat1on continued today into the cause of a fire that caused $40,000 damage to a Hunt· ington Beach family's home · Wednesday. forcing them to • move in with friends for the holidays. No one was injured when names swept the southeast sec· lion home of Mr. and Mrs. Fran· c1s "Tiny" Hovis, of9172 Regatta Drive. The sudden late morning blaze destroyed all the Christm95 gifts of the family 's 14-year·old daughter, in vestigat.ors said to· day. Flames were already boiling from upstairs windows al both' the side and front when firemen aNive'1 ... <K Ule borne ~ust oH a m1 ron-s1rcctacross rom Edjson High School. Firemen sprayed hoses OQ houses at each s ide of the Hovis residence to prevent the names from spreading A garage attached t.o the home at the SQuUleast side o{ Ute Hovis residence housed a mint condi· lion Model A Ford. whicll escaped unscathed Police were also ilispatchcd lo control traffic entenng the tract and also spectators. many of El Kill v· I whom were home rrom school ror ame.s _ _¥ou•l-. -··--·~--·~-~~!~~µi:_f_ ... -~~~~a\~'Uuunolucene ~ might have been far worse had Hurt Three in Mesa A pre·dawft blaze in a Costa addrells was unknown at prc!lc; Mesa fourplex this momingiefl 1l time. 16-year-old boy dead and three Extent of the injuries lo the other young adult. suffering three victims is aJso unknown either burns or smokelnhalation. They were rushed to t,JCJ Medical Fire officials said Kenneth Jay Center. Firemen said WI thrl'c Goldworthy·Higgs, 16, 2257 victims suffered smoke inhala· Placentia Ave .. died ot.burns and tion and ohe of the gtrls received SIJloke.inhalation shortly after lh...e body burns. 4:30 a .m . fire at 719 WesJ. ""'1soo; .. ·.two engine compaoies. a truck St .. inapartment E2. eol')'lpan y. squad car and Also injured in the fire were 'Paf.\af1ledics, under the direction Carlita Daymon. 19. and Valerie. .Of·Ac\ing Battalion Chief Gerald ~erson, 17, both or that ad· Poarch. responded to the alarm. dress, and Ken York, 22. whpse putting out the blaze in about 20 minutes. . Raymond Seidel. who li v.es next Cahns Down the 11 :1s a.m blaze broken out when the nearby area. would normally be packed with Edison High School students just break· ing for the early lunch period. Along Coast High t.Jdes anctheavy surf hav~ <'eased pounding north Orange County bearhes today, hre~uard:. said. Sand bug walls built Tuesday a fternoon prevented further flooding which inundated several homes that morning. Sunset Beach f"lre DepaTCment officials said. " But high tides barely reached the sand bags Wednesday. Fire Inspector Gary Glenn is il'I &t!"8t:i\ZE. Pqe A?l • Or:n~,~~u s l "'euth e r Variable hil(h clouds tonight, sunny Friday. Patchy beach clouds with highs of about 66. lows aboul45 Getty Kin A~t View:~~d door in the single story fourplex. said he heard what sounded Ilk(? poppinf' glul ·lkld e woman screaming atJbo~t4 :30a.m. "l looked ·out the window llnd sawthefire.''J\esa1d. Seidel and a Huntington Beach and Seal Beach lifeguards said waves re- ached about five feet Wednesday. Bre.-k~rs were expected to diminish to four feet today, they said . Seal Beach public works of· ficials said no flooding occurred WedndQay. Tides and surf are not expected to pose any Curt.her problems this week, they said. l~SID E TOD~ Y Mat1 who left two widotos when he di~ in lndJaua plan cra&h hod bf en bigamilt . at leaat tWlce b1fort. Story, A4. Executors or J . Paul Getty's $2 billion estate claim the challenge brought by Anne Getty of Corona del Mar is invalid because Miss Getty, the blllionaire's grand· daughter. was not named In h.is will. The executors appeared in Los Angele. Superior Court Wednes· 'd•Y to uk Judie Neil A. Lake lo Ht ulde Mill Getty's challenae of the will. The.ludge lrkllcated hi' .:J rut~ on th1¥1ot.ion ln a few 4~·· Mlss Getty contested the 21st and final codicil of Getty's 1958 will, which left 21 percent of his Getty OU Co. stock to the J. Paul Getty Museum In Malibu. That stock is valued at about $700 million. . Mlss Gett) claims that her grandfather was not of "sound And d~spq1lng mind" when be aicned the latest amendment to the wut on March 11, because the •ctlcn would turn over con.troJ ot the muteum to C. Lanli.n~ Hayis •and museum director Nortif I J I Bramlett. friend played water from a <lett1'1 prevtou.'I will kept con.: garden hose on. .tha building, tl'ol of tbe museum In the Oetty wtJlch was engulfed in names. family. the granddau•bler Fire investigators today said claims. they believe the Clre started in a However. Bruce A. Bevan Jr., convertible sofa which was made speaking for the ell.ecutors. tot.l lntoabedlnt'heUvlngroom. Judge Lake that MW Getty caft· The apartment was r'ented to not legally challenae the will Miu Oaymon and Teresa because she was bequeathed no McCollum who apparently .1noney In the o~i~al.. ~ocuip_ent wa1.n_•t at ho'm. •t.•h• urge of~ •• oc-anroftfnn:odmls. -· --·· -~· l>fil'f.~.xTr. .• ~-. -- He said the stat~ Probate Code The apartment Is owned by HmJ&a chaUen1es let thote who Dtannc McCal'dle, of 29T1 Ceylon would benefit trom aJtcraUop. f Dr. · ' T ree Fir e Spreads LOS ANGELES ~-AP> -A fi~ started when an ll·year-old boy set a lighted c:andle under a Christmas tree spread and caused $25,000 da~ a home ~~~.'hi en&~ )eft the boys. 11 and nlno ye with a babysiller WMne:sda whlle they went out. . Index _, .. .~ 5 Klan Incident Black Marine Carters Send Yuk Wishes Presents 'Caused' Sl?-y~ng To Face Trial PLAINS, Gu. (AP) Pres ident c lec•t Carter wishes the Arnerican pct>- ple a Merry Christmas lt1- da}.' and offered as a holiday MUl ~ Joaa~ •· t~'tlay re.Pt\e from bjj ~ ot AP WlrfphOto GETS HEW ASSIGNMENT Carter Choice Califano A.P Wirt"photo PICKED FOR ENERGY JOB Ex-Defense Sec. Schlesinger UPI ltltpltoto TAPPED FOR CIA POST Surprl•• ~etc Soren-., • · . · #'rum Page A J CARTER ••• lhe past. <:ould be madepublk Carter introduced Califano, Schlesince r ;md Sorensen at a na- tionally bro;Jdcast news con- ference. lk said lhl·n· still arc many im- portant ap1>01ntmenLc; to be made, including that or a director of the Federal Uureau of Jnvt~l1gation. lie said those will be announced after Chris tmas. He concluded his news con· fcrence by s ayini; he had a Christmas present. thtrc won't he any more news conferences un- til after the holiday. "You've seen enough of me," he told the a~~cm blL'd reporters. Hate Mail Told OJ\KLJ\ND tAP) The pro- secution at the lnal or Wendy \'Q:-himura has read to lhe jury two letters !.he a llegl'dly wrote in- ti uding rcfl•rences to "offing p1~s." and "armed acllon" in a "!.lru~gle for hum anJustice." The n~f'ot H black M'annes accused or a commando al.tack on whites was ordered court martialed today on six counts or conaplracy and &S3ault. Cpl. E .F. Henry, 20, of Ivanhoe, N.C. was in the two. story Correctiona l Facility when his unit commander made the annoWtcement. The special court martial trial will be held next Wedne6day, a Clemente '''"' ~.,. , •*'f>T• .. I .~•t A Wildfire Halted By PHIUP ROSMARIN Of the Dilly I'll .. SUit Two boys playing with matches Wednesday lou<'hed off a 45-acre brush fire that burned to within 100 feet or exclusive custom-made homes on Calle An· dalucia in San Clemente. Flames from the Deep Canyon blaze licked dozens or feet into the air. From parts oC the San Diego F reeway and Pacific Coast Highway it appeared to motorists as though the fire were burning over the houses. But county and San Clemente firemen said the homes were never in any reai danger, though several residents climbed onto their roofs and used garden hoses to wet shingles to guard against hot embers. A mild ocean breeze blew the fire slowly toward the cast and away from the houses just north of Harbor Estates. There were no injuries and no structural damage. St.-attle Porno Area About 100 head or cattle rang. ing on a nearby 3,000-acre ranch were sa ved by about 80 firefighters who halted the fire's advance at the ranch's western fence. Fire Threllienea ·· Rabbits were seen headed briskly up the ridgeUne of the ca· nyon toward cooler climes. Historic Market While county and state forestry firemen worked against the flames in the bottom of the ca- nyon. 31 San Clemente firemen and volunteers scrambled up top to insure the protection of the homes. 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U M ""'"''"''' ._., "'"' 141 'O ,,_.,,,.,., m111ta11 ... 1 .... 1-ta,. ....... ~., and offices. nut officials said the d amage was n 't si1:nificant becaus e the market 1s to be gutted anyway under a $22 million his toric preservation and rehabilitation plan. There were no serious injuries reported. All or the market structures are owned by the city as part of th<' renovation plan for the dis- lnl·t. a publll' trading area buill in l!I07 ·Mo:.l nf the market is a r.1hlnt ""J rrc•n of corridors, l''-"'a/H'W~t~' and stairwells con- n('c·t1ng ~hops, !.tails, :.lands and ~lllrt'S . Carter Men To Quit Clubs ATLANTA (AP > Two of Prc'\1dent-elec-l Carter's top ad- mtni'>tralion app01nlees suy lhey will r<.':.1gn from private clubs \\h1ch have nn black members . Atty Gl·n <1e'>1~nate Gnffin IMI !>a td hl• "Ill rcs1~n his mem- ht>r:-.h1p in lht• P1t,dmonl Driving Club and th<' C ap1tal City Club, both in Atl ••nla , and the 0,Rlcthor pt· <'lul1 m ~<Jvannah , 1:.1 ll,111k1·r llt·rt I .. inre. named to ll<.'.1<1 thl• orr11,. uf Mana$!emenl .1nr1 Budl!<'l ,,nd \h'<.lnc~day he "''1111'1 drop h" nwmher<.h1p in 1111• P1<'dmrinl Driving Club, the (':ip1tal ('1t y <'l11h anrl tht• J\llan- t.1 1\thlPlH' l'l11h "al the proper t1mi· ·· Five End Protest MF:XICO C'ITY (J\P) F'ivein· mJtes ended a fast Wednesday hut ~ other Am e n c an and Cana· dwn prisoner s JO Mexico City's Santa Mart a prison continued a hunger strikl' in an effort to get the government to grant parole lo drug off ender s. one of the strikers said. San Clemente police, whose headquarters was swamped with the calls of people with grim memories or the $1.5 million fire which burned in the south part or the city and took dozens of homes last January, routed traffic away al the base of the hilltop com- munity. Youths from San Clemente High School rushed lo the scene with shovels to help firemen beat down the fl a mes. Among them were foreign exchange student Dan Camenzind or Switzerland, Norb Klein or Capistrano Beach, and Dave Harper, brothers Jim and Danny Shinkle, and Bruce Stavron. Youth Fights Mountain Cat RYE. Colo. (AP> -A 14-year- old youth was mauled by a moun- tain lion while snowshoeing, but fought orr the animal with a hunt- ing knife. sheriff's officers re· ported. The victim was in satisfactory condition, and the animal later was shot and killed. Sheriff's Deputy Jvan Dale said Thane Morgan of Pueblo, re· portedly was bitten on the scalp, (ace and hands in the attack by the animal Wednesday. He managed to walk lo a mountain lod~e and was transported to St. Mary Corwin Hospital in Pueblo. Morgan 's mother told sheriff's officers that her son fought off the animal with a hunting knife. Disaster Bid Made UKIAH <AP) -A request to declare a drought disaster for the Mendocino County livestock in- dustry bas been sent to Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown. Dome Addition Mmibu Owner to Pay Fine LOS ANG ELF.s (AP) -The only man ever jailed for ignoring a ban on coastal home construction . wil~~ut permits has agreed to pay a $1,000 fine for an addition he built on his Malibu home. The stipulated judgment was made public Wed- nesday when Edward Higgins and his wife, Beverly, canceled a settlement conference with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sidney Kaufman. The South Coast Regional Commission liled a civil s uit against the Higglnses, claJmina that they built a one·car garage a nd third-story studio· playroom a lthough they only had a permit for a two- story homc. Under terms of the agreement, Hl1glns will have to lower the roof of the playroom 1~ feet and agree lo use the garage space under the flrst noor only for storage . blse 'sp0Jresman said. No j!c-" cision has been announced Wjth pretrial investigations still• in progress on whether charies against the other 13 blacks will be dropped or also go to trials. . ~lloprOllOunceli\W\t.. . , ttef~rrfn1 to hh• wire · Jlosalynn, daugbter Amy. ~s ,three sons and t~1 r wives. bis mottJ.'r Lil.4ao and 'his brolhtr Billy. r c~ 1.o1d i:e.eort., .. t~J9 De"frl coofer~nce \odv that ttte t•mlb .._.l w1.sl' )'ou Jn a s pecial court marUal, which is more serious thae. a summary but less so lha" a general court martial, a military judge and a panel or at l~st three members may impos~ as much as six months' confine-· ment at hard labor, forfeiture or two-thirds pay for six month3, re- duction in rank and a bad ~n· due~ di§~J;&,e. • ' ~~ lean on~ ·or th"e pane) mem· hers may be an enlisted man or woman, if the accused desires. Meanwhile, the brig com- mander replied lo complaints by 1, the Rev. Jesse Jackson that the 14 blacks were in solitary ·con- finement. All new prisoners are put in in· dividual cells in a move he calls adminjstrative segregation for at least "a few days, to see how they adjust," said Lt. Col. Charles K. Breslauer man interview. He said it took some of the 14 men only three days to adjust and othe rs as long as 18 days. · The two sergeants who outrank the others signed waivers allow- ing them to join the others in gen e r a l confinement where television and library visits are allowed, said Breslauer. He said none or the 14 men has been a problem although one at first re- fused to see an attorney. .. I guess they know the whole world is wMching, and lhey have behaved quite well,'' Breslaut'r said. A number of civil rights groups have expressed concern for the blacks, who c laim they mis- takenly thought they were break· ing up a meeting or the Ku Klux JOan when they invaded a bar- racks room with clubs and screwdrivers on Nov. 13. The KJan's meeting room was two doors away, the Marine Corps later discl08ed. • ~the Atnerfhn~pJe a ·: very hap~ a.J;ld o I Cbri.attn~." • • ' ' ' Jle said the "spirit that bmds us together dunng thi s hol1da v season transcends even any rc- ui;:ious d1rft'rt'nCl.'S." They Really Believed in Sama Claw DALLAS CAP) -"Ho, ho, ho, you arc under arrest," the JOiiy Santa laughed, flashing his badge. And another girl had ht r faith sha ttered. She was one of nine women char~ed with prosl1tut1on Tues· day night as Santa Claus -ac- tu a 11 y vice squad officNs dressed to l ook l ike th e whiskered jolly man -went to work on a street kno\\ n Js a hangout for pro~t1lules . "We· have done everything else," said vice control offil·t·r Les Martz, .. so why not S<.1nla Claus?" Well, for one thinf:(. as one of the women said, "That's not fair. You shouldn't be using a Santa Claus suit.·· Some of the women said they were fooled because a coupl(' of other Santas had been in lht• area recently and they weren't rht'.'ck· ing on whether the women had been breaking any Jaws. I ·' ~VSLAND CAP> -Polkt· 18' ~C1 ~arlls1• apparenUy wus k\llod for toys and other Chrl1tmas pr<.'s enb that re· lallves had stored ut the bo01e where he lived alone. Relatives told police girts were ~e$)( there so the youncsters woUldn't get into them. C"rUsle, SS, was found dead In the fir~·floor ~tlroom Tuesday, , shot ~ the stomach. The door wa$ open, and the Chrlstmrui pre- sents were gonl'. pohee rcporll>cl Carlisle's nephew. J ohn f<:g. gll'lon. said h<' ~pl'nt ortt' t.•vt.•nmg ren·nl ly with his undt!, wrapping tht• gifts and sta1·k1ng thl·rn m a bedroom. The s tolen gifts includt.'d ttiree dolls. a m1111aturC' racin1: set, an aftershave kit, a punch bowl and pots and pans. Carlisle moved here last year fro m Jnd1ana r>olis after a :.tomaeh a.ilmenl forced his re- tire ment Crom a l'1 ty job. Family meml.H"rs said ht' con- trnkd h1m!'>l'lf IH' entert.unini! his ~1slt'r's ~r:rntlch1hJren and l'n- JOYed taking them to parks and other places. Front Page Al BLAZE ... l'harge of invc•stigating the fire's cau~l'. lie " ;.i., off today, hut lnspt·c!or J im Mernll said lo his knowlC'dge, 1s was sllll unkn1)wn. ll•>VI!>, lhl0 IHlll\l'O"n1•r, IS a SSIS· tant mana~t·r 11f nn El Hanf't10 !\1 a r k t' l n 1· .1 r II u n l 1 n g lo n Jlarhour U.N. in Recess UNITED N/\TlO'iS, N .Y . CAI» -The t: N. Ct.>neral lb· sembly w as recf•sscd WL-dnl•sday ni{!hl With t'XJ>l'Ctatl!lOS o r anotht·r ~t't.'l111g rn the 1;1Hin~. The session w J'> "u.\1x•ndt•d 111- Stl•ad Of closed at the rl'qUl'St or 116 dt'velop111~ eountne~ ~~~~~~~~ Grab This One! RCA Xl-100 15'' diagonal Cl'•l"l I (1 t 'I J ~ r, ' I ' :u '' i I' 1. '1 .... , .,, , t' t •,'I . , 1• ,l Superb RCA Color TV 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ""' Mw-' ltlllpori-2 o_. w ... t .t C.M• J~. Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 Sen-hit ftit Hlfter Ane Sllilict 1 tH I 1 11 ... ·· ··• · Only '"' s3799s - ~ .. ~· • ..... • -=' ----:;;- Drunken Dri1'ers 'Deadly Auto' Watch Set By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 04 .... 0•11• .. , ... ii.tit H's simple; an automobile is a deadly weapon. And the message the Hunt· mgton Beach POiice Department has for holiday celebrants t.hls year is simply this: 1( you are operating your de· adly weapon as lhough it were Santa Claus' sleigh, you'd better park, and get out or your car and onto the wagon or take a taxi home. Police Lt. Bruce Young, com- mander or the department's traffic bureau, issued the warn· ing in outlining the department's Special Trame Enforcement Patrol (STEP> system. The project, new to the depart· ment this year, is financed by SSS,000 granted by the Federal Office of Traffic Safety, a branch or the u .s. Department of Transportation. '"We a re going after drunk dnvers and we are strictly en- forcing collision-cau.sinK viola· lions," he explained. A collision-causing violation. for example, would be rwuting a red traffic light through haste or preoccupation with what to buy for Aunt M audc 1n Peoria, or perhaps failure to yield the right-of-way. Making an unsafe left tum 1s another prime example of a col· lision-causing violation and one of the most common orrenses responsible for accidents. Speeding, naturally. heads the list and will be most strictly en· forced, Young said. He said the rate or citations for trarric violations has nearly doubled and quite often a motorist pulled over for being m e r ely careless will de· monatrate aymptom.s ot C1.nnk· ing. Routine sobriety tests will be administered in such cases and, lf uny of three vohmtary tests shows .10 percent or higher blood alcohol level, the testee has a room in jail. The temporary guest of the ci· ty and stale can then expect at the very least a four-hour sober· ing up period and a citation car· rying a mandatory court ap· pearance date. H applied to the letter or the law by a Judge, a drunken dnv· ing conviction costs $440.50, plus a black mark on one's Depart· ment of Motor Vehicles driving record. And one's car insurance automatically ,goes up. Lt. Young notes: "We're con· centrating on the major accident intersections which are most congested at this time of the year too," he added. Sample intersections include Beach Boulevard at Edinger Avenue near Huntington Center and Beach Boulevard at Warner Avenue. Golden West Street and Warner Avenue and Edinger Avenue, which are surrounded by heavy shopping areas are other examples. He said a certain amount or holiday cheer )s anticipatP.d and probably acceptable within limits, but Huntington Beach police will not bend those limits a little to be nice to a motorist who's had one too many. 0 .. 1, l'tlel Sl411 PllOto Stq• Down Outspoken Shirley Grindle left the Orange County Planning Commbs1on Wed· nesday amid praise from 64 different civic groups wbo described heer as "a cham- pion of the people" <rn<.1 "their friend in county gov- crnm en t.'' She received nowers and other gifts, in· eluding the traditional gavel from her fellow com - missioners. The cngra.ving on th<' gavel contained a misspelled wor-d. Blast Kills One BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP) -A grenade exploded outside the or- f1 c es o r Beirut's largest newspaper today, killing a Syrian soldier of the Arab League peacekeeping fore<'. Saga of Goodwill Told Mystery Still Surroun& Vessel's Sinking Edilor's Note: llaving raced lhe Trorupac twice.and become the talk of harbors from Newport lo Catalsn.a to Me:nc:o, m11lwno:re Ralph lAr· rabee heatU the Goodwill out on an d l·fated tnp to Menco. This fifth story ma su-part ienes de.cribes the peo- ple on board.and tlu! uarchu to Jmd them aft er the lo.st sighting. By LINDSLEY PARSONS Accord mg to U.S. Coast Guard reports and the rites of the Orange Coast Oajly Ptlol. the Goodwill sailed from Cabo San Lucas on May 21, 19m, with an expected time of arrival at Ensenada, BaJa Cah.forrua, oo MayZ7. The crew list includ\!d Lar· rabf>e. age 68. Tim Smith, 15, of Fountain Valley, Canie Grehbel, 16, of North Hollywood, Patricia Nienhauser, 45, or Los Angeles. Ed llenderson or South Laguna, John Cole Jr . or Long Beach, Jerry Comstock, 49, South Laguna, and Walter Zeiss and liernard Stark. both or San Clemente There was also an un· tdt•nllfied M exlcan natJonal Hst· ed .is .i rrew member The WIV('S or Stark, Comstock t1n<1 Zei~s were alt employed as JiiC'hool teachers in the Capistrano Lnafied School D1stnrt. TIU: LAST WOkJ> from the ship was on May 25, when Stark phoned his wtfe by high seas radio, reporting that lbe vessel was off of C~ros Island, and asked Mn. Stark to meet him on MayZ7 at Ensenada. She drove to Ensenada, but when the Goodwill did not ap- pear, she decided that \he ship may have encountered head winds, or developed engine trou· ble, and probably had put into some isolated cove. She decided not to wnit, and returned to San Clemente in anticipation of another phone call. When three days went by with no word, Mrs. Slark phoned the Coast Guard at San Diego and re· ported the vessel overdue. After checking the port or Ensenada, and determining that the GoodwilJ bad not been seen, the Coast Guard on May 31, or· dered a helicoP.ler 1earc:h from two to five mile• ofl'shore, ex· -t ending from Ensenada to Cedros Jsland. During the night, the Coast Guard helicopter, nown by Lt. Cmd.r. Lewis, contacted the fill. bing vessel, Karen-Mary, which reported that she bad seen the Goodwill moving at about five knots under power and bound for Ensenada, aboul 50 miles northwest of Cedros Island. THE SIGHTING, which had taken pince on May 2S, five days before the search commenced, localed the Goodwlll at that time, t~ss that 50 miles south or Sacramento Reef. or nine or ten hours away from the reef al Ove knots. Lewis headed b is Huey bellcopter north. and at 1015 louted the wreck of a larcc sail· iq vaael on lbo aout.b edae of the red. Since Lewi.I ., .. unable to ' make positive identification, he summoned the nearby sports fi~hing boat Qualifier 85, of San Diego. It approached the wreck and lowered a boat, bul was only able to report th al the wreck was new, and that it was a steel bulled sail boat. The Qualifier 85 then pro· ceeded to nearby San Geronimo Island for further clues, but re· ported that the Mexican abalone fishermen had no knowledge of the wreck. Lt Cmdr. Buttrick, in a second Huey helicopter, was sent to re· heve Lewis and continue the search of the area ror small boats and s urvivors, while Lieut. Rodriguez of lhe Mexican Navy at Ensenada, reported lbal he was sending a Mexican navaJ vessel to the reef. On June 1 the Coast Guard Oew sorties totallng more than 16 hours with negative results. WITH LT. COFOllTR com· manding, Marlow V. Marrs, pre· sident of Larrabee's company, I..indlleJI Paraon1,.author oJ this mit• on the making of the Khomwr Goodwill, ia /OTmer ~ m41J<)T' oj N~n Btoch and a long·hml 0r01lgt Ccxut yachtnoon. Ht as a motwn picture producer-d1rect11r. flew over the wreck on June 2, and positively identified 1t as the Goodwill. Shortly after noon, the same day. the Me~ican naval vessel re· covered a male body, later iden- tified as Tim Smith, floating in the water near the reef. The air search for small boats and sur· vivors continued with further negative results. On June 3 a Coast Guard helicopter under Commander Parsons flew Larrabee's friend, Harry 8 . Boller, to the wreck to determine whether or not. aJ I or the ships' boats were still aboard. Boller, who had often served as second male and navigator aboard lbe Goodwill, reported, after hovering over the wreck, that a Boston Whale!', 3> foot i.n· board boat, and a rubber life raft were still attached to the wreck. Whether other boat.a bad been aboard was not stated in lbe Coait Guard report. The Mexican Navy reported on June 4 that a 11ecood body, later identified from dental charts as Gerald Comstock, was fQund floating ln tbe1telp near the reef. A CIVILIAN «rowict party, t.he Search and Rescue Group oC the caurornlas, wbteb bad been waJldnc the beaob from one mile north ol Pt. San Antonio to Punta CallOu, 1u1pended operaUons after a two day 1earcll. At the end of the day, June '· the Coall Guard, which bad aeucbed the enUre area from lbe reel south to Scammons Laioon and Cedros bland for 1mall boab or surri'fOn, clc9ed dowo the operattOD. Total ru-time for four aircraft was 72.fihours. On June 7 Marlow Marrs in· formed the Coast Guard that divers employed by the company reported no bodies remained aboard, that the small boats, pre- viously reported, had been car· ried away, and the wreck was be· ing gutted by the strong currents and 30 foot seas. The fact that the Goodwill re· mained undiscovered for five days is understandable. The area around the reef is formidable and most vessels give it a wide berth. The Sailing Directions for the West Coast of Mexico state ''Sacramento Reef (Arrecife Sacramento) which is very dangerous, ties southeastward of Geronimo Island and westward of San Antonio Point directly in the track of northbound vessels wruch are keeping close along the coast. "THERE ARE numerous large rocks awash and above the water, and the entire reef is a mass of breakers. A wreck lies on the southern side of lhe reef." Forty years ago Griffing Ban· croft in "The Flight of the Least eetrel'' wrote a more vivid d·escription of the reef. Said Bancroft: "A short dis· lance south of San Geronimo the sea washes and breaks over the foulest bit or water it has ever been my lot to see. Three square miles without a rock that is dry or a surface that js honest in this seething cauldron of hell that has levied its toll on coastwise ship- ping. "Large and small boats. it has ground them without mercy and spewed them over its helpmate, the storm waves. It flaunts its first and greatest trophy, a giant rod torn from a passenger boat of pioneer days that has left here only its memory and its name. "The paddle-wheel shaft or the steamer Sacramento is gripped by demon teeth lhat through the years have held one end aloft and in threat, growling to all the world, beware." ALTHOUGH THE U.S. Coast Guard search h ad officially ended on June 4, private rescue teams continued to search the area around Sebastian Viscaino Bay to the south of the ~f. On July 1, 1969, the Orange Coast Dally Pilot reported that John Robertson. 30, or Sierra Madre, and Ron Secor,33. or San Dimas, botb members of the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team1 bad diacovered a decom· poaea body at Scammon 's Lagoon. There was also a report t.hat two other bodies bad been found and burled by Mex.leans, and that a Boston Whaler from the Goodwill bad been sighted on Scavenger's Beach. The loUer rc-port.s were never confirmed. TOMORROW: Wu the lntt· perleoced crew at faa.Jt! Wai Lan-abee'• 1trat1bt U.e naviga. tieetoblame! Or W81tbetbLUac a cue ol plraey'l Thllf'Sday. December 23. 1975 DAIL v PILOT AS 'N ohody But Me' Memory Vague, S1Upect Claims By GARY GRANVIi.LE Of U.. 0.11, .. , ... tt.ft Murder defendant Charles Edward Most eller told an Oranie County Superior Court jury Wed· nesday that be only vaguely re· members the slaylng or a Costa Mesa woman last May. "It was like being on a dark stage. The lights went up and they were on me. I heard her molUI," Mosteller said. Then, when asked ll he shot 44-year-old Shirley Mae Forman in the head four tames, Mosteller answered: "f guess I must of chd it because nobody was there but me.'' The44-year-old took the witness stand in Superior Court Judge Frank Domenichini 's courtroom as a witness for the defense. When his testimony ended, Judge Domemchini recessed the trial until Monday. That is when the prosecution and defense attorneys will give their final arguments to the jury before it begins deliberating Mosteller 's fate. The stocky defendant spoke softly during the two hours be testified about the May 20 shool· ing death of Mrs. Forman in her home at 2182 Rural Lane, Costa Mesa. Mosteller admitted that hls life with the victim had been stormy, that about once a month they would argue and he would pack his bags and leave. "I'd go to a bar and pretty soon she'd come a nd get me and then things would be okay for a while,'· the murder defendantsaid. But, he insisted in a sort voice, relations between himself and Mrs. Forman were "getting bet· ter" "The house was shaping up. The yard was coming along. Everything was just getting bel· ler, · · Mosteller testified. Y Campaign Chief Named Roland "Buster" Hammond, president of Islander Yachts, has been named general chairman of the Orange Coast YMCA's sup· port campaign fo r 1977. Hammond, a Balboa lsland re· s1denl, will head a team of 140 campaigners in the February fund raising errort Hammond has served on the Y's board of directors for two years. But there came that moment in hh1 words that the Ughta tumed on and he found himself holding • gun and clicking its trigger as Mrs. Forman lay moaning. Pathology and ballistics t.estJmooy earlier in the trial in· dlcated that Mrs. Forman had been shot four times in the bead from arangeoronetothreefeet. Most damaging to the Mosteller defense, however, were audio and video taped admissions o( guilt the defendant had made to Costa Mesa investigators. Ju.chte DomenJchini allowed the pr'06ecution to play Ute tapes to lhe jury when it was clear from their content tbal the accuud murderer bad repeatedly been told o( bls constitutional riabts, i.n· eluding the rig bl lo remainallenl. Mosteller brought the events or the murder day lnt.o focus Wed · nesday when he c laimed the kill· inf came at the end of a 30-day. drinki.nlC binge, "I went to the bank that mom· ing and took out some money. l remember that. And I bought some more booze," he told the jury, But, he repeatedly Insisted, he recalls the murder scene only in patches as if he ·'blocked out a hazy, really hazy recollectioo.'' Sunday Feature filegal Aliens Still A Major Issue A crucial Christmas in U.S. history and a major issue of to- day -what to do about ille~al aliens-are amoni the tooic!> scheduled for Sunday's Daily Pilol, along with a special look at unexpected benefits you can gain from local libraries. '76 IN ROCK MUSIC -As- sociated Pr,ess columnist Abe Peck sees some heaJlhy trends and some dis<:ouraging signs for the rock world in an overview of 1976. The biggest new star of the year was Peter Frampton, whose live album sold five million copies and is among Peck's chokes of top albums of the year , '76 IN HISTORY -The single m06t critical event in American history may well have been George Washington's salva· tlon of bis army at Christmas time, 1776. The famous painting of Washington crossing the Delaware was based on this inci· dent. SOLVERS OF MYSl'ERIES - Orange County's librarians do a lot more than check out books - everything from hunting down little-known facts to aiding in· valids. Laurie Kasper of the Dai· ly Pilot Starr looks at what's available to coast re5idents in stories scheduled to lead off the YOU Section. ILLEGAL ALIENS - Immigration authorities ad- (suNDAY'S BEST] mil they're powerless t.o stem the now of Mexicans into the United States, despite o r perhaps because of more stringent quotas. Meanwhile, some groups argue that illegal aliens already here should be legitimized. The Associated Press examines lbe controversy. WrterMom In Hospital AMERICUS, Ga. CAP> -Mrs. Lillian Carter. 78-year-old mother of the President-elect, has been admitted to a hospital for a few days of rest and medical observation. Mrs. Carter complained that she did not feel well after return· ing from a Christmas shopping trip Tuesday during whlch she spent a lot of time on her feet. She was adm itted to the Americus· Sumter County Hospital, 12 miles from Plains, on Wednesday, ac· cording to Carter press aide Rex Granum. President-elect Carter visited her briefly Wednesday afternoon following his trip to Chicago for the funeral of Mayor Richard J. Daley. c fr{tJC tj; to-20% .... Ul//(}/1/1({~/!f (}/II' Drexel Heritage ..,.-' \rJrtJ:f tic l1i11l) lrJ-t11Ac cuftJtl/I~ r{t.~rci/1~19 1·edtctiorusjorv cfi6alor.1.'s: (/)f'c, X'('7 a/ub.<JTeniL/9& odected 6etbv&n&, cli1u/!l ''tJtJ/ttf ({/Id OC('(ftf/f)lltl< ~IYJ/~,s~ . <Jo/11r. 1i1,, cb;rcorxr or11<·enLt!Y7collecti11n/ and,1'/llJC (t/ tl1~sam&tirn.o. Sale Begim Monday December 27th. H.J.GAl\l\ETT fURNlTURE PROFESSIONAL INTEIUOR DESIGNERS Op•" Mon., Thurs. & Fri. Eves. A4 DAILY PILOf Thut5d1y. December 23, 1976 Jost ~ oa~ting ,~~J ~· ~ Guard Rapped for Argo Inaction \~ '\~ Jlf'l"'\' with Tom u.rphiae RICKY TICK\' POlJTJX: Our autiust Orange Cow1ty Board of Supervisors gave coastal fifth District Supervisor Tom Riley a non-Christmas present yester- day. The boar d m ::IJOr~oted .,gainst having Hil ey sit uJ'on th<.• powerful county transportation commission Thi s n e w s h e ll e r for b urea ucr:.ic y whic h will be formed up soon will supposedly have a lot or muscle Jn detcrmtn mg what happens to r oads, highways, buses and maybe even airports. I know this comm1ss1on as go- ing to be powerful beeausc every news story I've read about it has 1101nled out 1t 's going to bt· powerful. C l..EARL.Y. IT'S the most µo werful commission I've ever heard about that doesn't even ex 1st yet. They should make that the official name -Powerful Transportation Commission .. A n yway, t w o of ou r supervisors will sit upon th1• , .Powerful Transport ation Com· ~mission and General Riley, who ~represents a large segment of ~our coastline plus the Saddleback ~Valley. won 't be sitting on it. ~ Rilev reasoned that he should ,. hf> on the Powerful Transporta '; 1111n Commission Lecause his dis·. • Incl has most of the marbles that r the new hurcaucracy will be}:1!"dy-~ 1ng with. This includes new t.highways that will get bwlt plus I.three airp. the county <aerodrort' n MacArthur • &ulevard, El Toro Marine Corps r\1r Station a nd San Juan Capistrano airstrip. • "Riley could have also had Roardw a lk, Atla n tic, th e Waterworks and two railroads • and he sllll couldn't h<1ve made 1t · past Go to collect $200. -THE REASON WAS that Ralph • Diedrich the Powerful Third Dis tri c t Supervi s or from • Fullerton. wanted a seat on the • ~ Powerful Tr ansportation Com- ~ mission. , Supervisor Ra lph Clark of ~ t\Jlaheim also w<intt'd one of the ' ::.eats with all that power so he al- ; lied h1m11cl£ with D1t'dnch on lhi:.. •J)ne ': Thus Diedrich and Clark were JlllOmtecl in a '1 to 1 vote lo re : pose upon lhe two power seats and R1lf.'y was left to stand. Earlier . you may r(>CaJI. 1t was <fjvulged by this sterling Journal .l,tial Diedrich also wants a piece QC Riley's area when supervisors .!l around to rt' d1strict1ng. · · ednch would like his d1slncl to · etch down from La Habra mto · e Sar1c11 eback Valley. . ~ Ah. the political mactunat1ons nm long and deep Everybody :.. .. nt-. a chunk of the Firth Surwrv1sort:.il Distnct because that's where the action 1s. When you ).!overn, you need something to govern. And the great Sad· dldHll'k Valley has no offi cial 'titles. So th(• coun ty hoard gels tn ,play all O\ er the valley ;: THF. HISTOR \' OF this is, of , <oursc. if the supervisors mess up ·b\e play1)Cn, C'1tyhood campaigns ~·Cet launC'hed. C'ity governments · form <'d and the supervisors abruptly lose their playground Some ohservcrs might suggrst I hat 1s prrC'1S('ly why we hove the c1tv of Irvine today. Thr nthf'r fou r s upervisors might rrmt·rnber that when they keep voting to make the Fifth District ..,upcrvlsor ride in the back of the bus. BOSTON <AP) -The Coast Gua rd h as been s tron g ly criticized in connecllon w1th the break up of the Argo Merchant, the Liberian tanker sending miJlions of gallons or oil into the rich Georges Bank fi shing grounds in the nation's worst 011 spill LT. GOV. THOMAS P. O'Neill m told a hearing into the s pill Wednesday night that he was "'incredulous" that the Coast Guard had no specially trained personnel ready to deal with the ~roundmg of the lanker. He said the s pill ''did not have to happen." Sen Warren G. Magnuson. chairman or the Senate Com - merce Committee, said in Seattle that he will open hearings on oil tanker safely measures as soon as Congress reconvenes. IT WA S REPORTED , m eanw h ile, that the Argo Merchant was banned from en- tering the Port of Philadelphia in September 1975 because its storage tanks and hull needed re- pa1rs. The Coast Guard was quot· A Friendly Invasion A hungry White-tailed doc and her three fawns check for Christmas leftovers at the rear of a Meyersville, N.J . ::;hop early today The door wouldn't budge, so the deer famil y made do with grazing on the grass in the backyard. Interior Appointee Adinits to Junket BOISE, ldaho CAP> -Idaho Gov. Cecil D. Andrus, Jimmy Carter's interior secret ary-designate. has acknowledged that he took a 1975 Alaskan fishing trip paid for in part by a major contractor for the trans-Alaska pipeline. Andrus predicted that the subject would be raised at his U.S. Senate con£irmat1on hearings in January. But he said the salmon ftshin~ trip · never caused me one iota of difficulty then, nor will it now." The Interior Department has i nspection responsibilities to ensure pipeline construction meets federal standards. CIA A~r Arre•red WAS HINGTON (AP) - Federal agents staking out the drop for an espionage payoff we re watching as a former E>mploye of the Central In telligence A~ency arrived to pick up a package he thought con· tained money, the FBI says. Instead or finding the payoff. Edwin G Moore was surrounded Wednesday by the f ederal agenLc;. BoUICClftG A•lu Aid JOHANNES BURG. South Africa (AP> -Bots wana said to- day it will appeal to the Umted Nations for a peacekeeping force to end tension along its border ( IN SHORT J with Rhodes ia. Atthesametime, Botswana rejected a Rhodesian proposal for talks between the neighboring southern African countries. Botswana , a country without an army. is be mg drawn Into the expanding civil war between Rhodesia's ruling white minority and black nationalist guerrillas. f"uktuJa Heading Diet TOKYO (AP ) -Takeo Fukuda, the wealthy 71-year-old leader or one of the Liberal- Democratic party·s big factions. was named president or the ruJ. mg .cons~rvative party today. making ham almost certain to be c hosen prim e minis ter at a special session or parliament Friday. Fukuda. a longtime aspirant to the government "s top post, was chosen by acclamation. ; White Yule for Midwest . .. Great Lakes Region Buffeted by Winds ·: T~~rat•re• · ~ ~ AlbMV , '"l>u 011" f Am"rill" ~ A"t hOr .. °" I A\l'lo4'W'lll~ , AtlM\t'9 ~ 81•t>H-.,m ~ 81\rnArc~ , 6olw • 11o<1on ! Butt•ln • CNlflOll• • °'''"Of> ; C""<'"""" • cie .. 1•11<1 \ o.n ... r • Ott-~\ ~~roll • Oulvll\ ; F•lflMU" < ~~8ay j .... _ '~tu '_,,,on 1111111·~1· ~ K-e\CllY , i ~ .I. Hl'4\ ~ l"r'C )~ IS ·~ ,. w n ,, ,. "° " II t9 ,. 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Coast Guard divers were to tel tempt to examine the tan.ks of the s plit-up tanker today to :see whether any of its 7.6 million gallons or thick oil remamoo un· spilled. AJI. the oil drifted out to sea in a conical slick more than 100 miles long, scientists began studying Its effects, fis hermen dreuded financial ruin and the state cried forbelp. ONLY THE BOW section of the Liberian ship remained afloat over a s hoal ofr Nantucket Island. It was settling into the sea at a 40 degree angle and was ex· pectcd to du;appcar somcllme to- day The middle scrllon was out of sight. and thl' stern, firmly um · bedded In the sandy shoal, was barely visible above the waves. The National Weather Service predicted relatively calm seas up to ri ve feet in the area today. THOSE CONDITIONS, the Coast Guard said, would keep the oil moving away from the beaches of Nantucket, Martha's Much Married !flan. Crash VictiID Left Long Wives Trail By The Assodat~ Press Joseph G. Sharp, who left two widows when he died two weeks ago in an Indiana plane crash. had been a bigamist al least twice b efore, according t o Michigan records. At the time of Sharp's death, M ic hi ga n a n d Ind iana authorities discoverl..'<i he was married to a woman in Grosse Pointe P ark. Mic h., and to another in Gahanaa, Ohio, a Columbus suburb. But records in southeastern Flu Vaccine Makers Face Big Lawsuit OKLAHOMA CITY <A P I -A m an who says h e became paralyzed from the neck down after receiving a swine nu vac cination is sui n ~ four drug manufacturers Cor $.5.45 million. Wayne Young , 58, a probation and parole officer. "l ook the swine nu shot and it cacs ed paralysis or his entire body from the neck down. . The doctors have told us that it cau.o;ed it ," his lawyer, Gene Stipe, said Wednes- day. Meanwhile, health officials tn Pennsylvania reported that a man there has died of Guillain· Barre Syndrome. bringing to at least eight the num bcr or persons killed by the paralytic disease after receiving swine nu shots. Michigan's Wayne and Oakland counties show Sharp had a 32· year habit of marrying more than one woman at a time. SHARP'S TANGLED marital records show: -In 1944 , he married J osephine J . Sharp in Yuma, Ariz. Their daughter, Barbara Quinn. recalled that her mother had "almost nothing nice" lo say about the man, although she did s ay h e was "superiorly in· telligenl." -In mid-1951, Josephine divorced S harp. Almost im· mediately, he married Maxme Bushey On June 21. 1954 -while still married to Maxine -Sharp woo Virginia Lee Mitchell in Berkely, Mich., us ing the nam e J ay Gordon Sharp. The_y had two daughters. - --ON AUG. 15, 19St,'his.djvorce from Maxine became final . -On Nov. 6, 1958, Sharp mar· ried Constance Jean tn Detroit, as Joseph Gordon Sharpe. But when she discovered he was still married to Virginia, Constance fil ed for annulment. Virgtnia got her divorce on Sept. 19, 1960. Jn November that same year, Constance's annul· ment beacame final. Sharp married Mary Louise in February of 1962. They had two children. In 1967, Helen Sharp told Ohio authorities, she mar- ried Sharp after he said he had divorced his Michigan wife. Following hi s death. a Chicago widow. Marilyn Smith, said she was enga~ed to Sharp and they planned to marry early next year He Speaks For You Vlneyard and Cape Cod and onto the rich fhshmg grounds of the Georges Bank. T h e vessel, which s plit amidships Tuesday In stormy seas up to lS feet, divided agaUl Wednesday, forward of the pilot house. Captain George PapadOf)OUlos gave a deposition behind closed doors We dnes d ay on the circumstances of the groundi.ng. He testified in two civil suits by Cape Cod fishermen who ask $120 million in damages they claim the spill will cause to fishing grounds • A SPOKESMAN FOR Gov. Michael S. Dukakis said federal officials were asked to provide relief for the economic losses ex- ~ted Crom the spill. Officials say no real damage has been done to the Georees fis- hing area yet bec.iause the oil has touched only the perimeter of the 16-million acre bank. The oil spill was the fifth largest ever and scientists con- verged on the area to study it.s ef- fects. * * * Ford Awaits Reports on Argo Oil Spill VAIL, Colo. (AP> -President Ford is deeply concerned about the massive oil spill off the Massachusetts coast and is awaiting a damage report that will determine if he can dedare the area a disaster area, his rudessay. It may be three or four days before a preliminary report is due on the effect or the spill on the fishing industry and the pic- turesque New England shoreline. In the meantime, the President directed appropriate federal agencies "to exercise every ap- propriate authority ••. to assist in deaJlng with this unfortunate accident." White House d eputy press secretary John Carlson told re- porters that Ford cannot formal- ly declare a disaster area until the report is completed and until a r eq u es t is made b y Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis. Dukakis has asked for an emergency disaster declaration from the federal disaster as- sistance administr ation, but has not asked the President for a formal declaration. Gloomy Gus is your spokesman because you and other Daily Pilot readers put words in his mouth. Have you got a pct grievance? Lay it on Gus. Remember to stick to Issues -no personal attacks. Just write to Gloomy Gus at the Dally Pilot, Box 1560, Costa· Mesa, California 92626. Then watch for your Gus. lie appears deUy on the editorial page of the Daily Pilot. He speaks for you, In the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 .. , Man Awarded $1.5 Million SAN FH,\NCISCO <AP> "I t.l gladly trat.le the mont.·y to Ix' ablt.· to waJk again," :.aid a former carpenter who won more than $1.Smillion in a damage s wt over the construction accident that cnppled his legs. Joshua Jackson. 40, of Menlo Park, was awarded $1 ,59'1,145 by a Superior Court jury WL'<incsday at the end of a civ1l tnal that las t cd 10 weeks. J ackson thanked ( __ s_1a_1e __ J each or the jurors as they len the courtroom and wished them a merry Christmas. On March 20, 1973. Jackson was in a conslruct1on hoist operated by Clifford Turner when the mechanism failed and the hoist plunged more than four stories to the ground. Tran.tit Stadie• Told WASHINGTON (Al') -Up lo $100 million in fedC'ral funds for a "people m over•· project m the center or Los Angl'les is the big- gest part of $220 million in federal transportation funds al- located to four demonstration c1lies. Approval of preliminary studies for a subway from downtown Los Angeles throu~h the W1ls hirt• district to North Hollywood also was announced. Oakland ftlull# Tax OAJ.(LAND cAPl The city C'Ounc1I , 1n ordl·r to raJ:-.e as mueh as S8 million 1n alldt.'fl revt'nut.•s. has dC'C'1dt.'eal ruled s uch a tax le~al lai.l week. and Lhc C'Ounc1I felt frt'c Tuesday night to implement, <'f· fecllve next July 1, a lax or dmanc<' enacted last year. . ~eu-14-ar Kading Due SAN DI F:CO IA l'l The California 1-:ncr~y Commission 1s l':<pcrtC'd to rule within a month on a demand by M1ss10n lnd1an!> that at ignore completely a long hearing into the proposed Sun· desert nuclear plant. Approval by the statt? agency is needed by San Diego Gas & Elec- tric Co. for the $2.3 billion plant proposed 16 miles southwest or Blythe. A preliminary re1>ort is due by March 21. Park PlalU Re~cu~d LOS ANGELES CAP> -State officials have released their plan for three new parks in the Santa Monica mountains, a proposaJ calling for preservation or most of the area in a near-wilderness condition. The plans call for 90 percent or the 25,521 acres to be open space. T he three park a reas are Topanga, Malibu Creek and PointMugu. "Optbabtic.-' Cesar Chavez. United Farm Workers leader, said Wed - nesday that his union and the Teamsters Union have renewed secre t negotiations to settle Jurisdictional bat· ti cs in Ca lif ornia agriculture. Another Hughes 'Will' Uncovered LOS ANGELES (AP) -The existence of a signed, handwritten supplement to an unsigned 1938 Howard Hughes will , which could constitute a valid last will and testament, has been revealed by the Los Angeles County attomey·s office. Dep. County Counsel Gordon Treharne petitioned Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday to order the special administrator of Hughes· es la le to produce the documents. THE SUPPLE MENT, known as a codicil, was reportedly found attached to a n unsigned copy of a lluJ?hcs will discovered durine a ~l'arch by the Summa Corp., lhe umbrella company that controlled llughcs' empire. It was reportedly found last May in the Los Angeles mansion of longtime Hughes attorney Neil S. McCarthy. Hughes' death last April S touched off a widespread hunt for a will. Several have turned up, but their aulhcnt1c1ty has been ques· tioncd. ~um ma ofhc1als have not publicly acknowledged flndtng any will. Bl'T TREHARNE said information obtained by him indicated thal the 1938 will, unsigned, bequeathed m ost of Hughes' estate to medical research. The story of the codicil surfaced in a n affidavit filed by McCarthy's grandson, Michael McCarthy Glcss. Gless is an at· tom ey and coexecutor or the estate of his grandfather , who died in 1972. Starts Thursday, December 23. Yule News Stolen SIMI VAi.LEY CAP> -The \\f'ekly newspape r here nearly drC'w a blank on its <>ntfre Christmas ncY. s report The Mirror came out Wednesday with a SIX· pag<' C'd1t1on that was blan;.: <'xcept for advertising nnd a nol1ct' <'xpla1ning that all the nC'wS and photos "'f'rt' .,tolcn som cwh<>re tw>twcen typesetting and thl' (l rC'SS "It "'" lhl' Chric;trna~. l'd1t11111 ll "'as all nice -.torl1:-. .1r11I l'hn-.tm.t'-'\ th1n~s. .11cl 'l1rror 1.•d1tor ( .1('11 (.'m,lllHll rh~'l l' Y. JS no hloocl and ).(UtS 1110:-.lh hu111J1111\tt·1t•-.t Thi 111·"'' 111p\ \\,ts dch\l'rt·d 1·arhC'r in the \\t'••k to the 111mpo-.1ng firm, Omn1~raph1cs uf :\11rthridi.:1 . !Jut th1.· ph0Wt11mpos1t1on \eloxes. Y.hwh \H'rt' 111 bt• u'1'l,1nk p.1).(c•s Wl'rl' run off the presses \\pdrw-.d.1\ .1fH·1 noon <ii thl· Sunland -TuJunga lt1•rnrll 1.1·d1?1'1 "'h1•n· :m .1~toi11slwrt pressman ex· l i.11nwil ·Th~·n· \\ ·'" noth1n~ in tlw page ~" Thurt.day. Oec11mber 23 1976 DAIL'( PILOT AS ' Record Drought Feared State Rain/ all 55 Percent Below Normal SACRAMENTO (AP> -The year that started Oct. 1 could be the driest in Callfornia history If an exper imental long-range weather forecasting method is on target, a slate water official says. The r a in -f orecasting project, called Hydrospecl lJ by Scripps Institution of Oceano- graphy, was outlined at a hearing Wednesday. HELEN PETER, chief of the state De1>artment of Waler Resources flood forecasting branch, told the state Energy COmmission that the La Jolla- ba~ed institution us es surface water temperatures . off the West Coast lo make its forecasts. She said they have a fairly accurate five-year record, though until n•, years ago forecasts did not exceed three months. Still, she added. it is ex· perimental so "I do not urge people to depend on them. But it's just another evidence or a dry year." THE WATERS were cool last year, and California suffered its Uurd-dnest year in the last century. This year, Mrs. Peters said, the waters are even cooler. in some places six degrees below the previous record. In September , Scripps' scientists forecast a dry fall, but an average rainfall year, which starts Oct. l for statistical purposes, Mrs. Peters said . "Now they have revised the forecast : Dry, in fact, if you take the experimental forecast, this might be the driest year on record." she said. However, she said the U.S. Weather Service's 30-day weather ...... taking an the information available into account, any competent water manager bas by now developed some dry-year cont· ingency plans." CURRENTLY, THE California Wa ter Project contingency plan is pegged lo a water supply equal to 1934, about the sixth driest year on record, she said. But If December continues to be rainless, that W' DONNAHLIMS "A 01n OF LOVI" m"~"" o hnort b•oi fo,r.,.. f) !>-,, ' I I MUSIC IOX (ll.1y.n·1 "' ,.,,.,., J"''"1 m..t'<fl ""II f , ... ,., 1-... n r ')11 1 1M 1·· I .~i I u.·m•rn.f.:r ct y "'' I )tr.ro:' ()tl(j., 1"' .. ," • DONNA'S f111e Coll.a.on tnv1tes your 1nspechon -srn CMIJIGl -...... tNrtlllCAllO DONNA'S UNIQUI otm JHI S tn•• .. -•1t ... I ....... '••flt ' ~~ c..-.... .. ...... .. ' ~ ............. .. s.... ...... -c .... .... contingency plan may have to be altered to reneo4 conditions in 1924, when runorr records hit record lows, she s aid. Two and one·half months into tbt rain year. she said, precipitation ranges from 90 percent below normal at Red Bluff to 55 perceQl. below normal In San Diego. Last year, only Lot Angeles. Fresno and Santa Barbara got rainfall above SO percent or normal. NORMAL RAINFALL the rest ot the year will result In only 55 percent or normal runoff into Lake Oroville reservoir. she said. The commission was told that rive st ate agen- cies -Water Resources, 1-'ood and Agriculture, Air Resources Board, Public Utilities Commission and Emergency Services -have formed a drought task forc-e. As to the drought's impact on the supply of elec- tricity, Mrs. Peters said Portland weather officials expect only 80 pe rcent of normal runoff Into Col um· bia River power -producing areas, which supplied power to help pull California through 1976. DA VJD COLEMAN, chief of water and power control for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, said agriculture, municipal and industrial customers have priority. He said Central Valley Project dam& may produce only about three-fifths of the power they did last year and about half or the power in a normal year. Elmer Kaptielian. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. 's power cont rol manager, said the utility will not be able to avoid planned blackouts if Its nuclear power plant unit No. 1 a t Diablo Canyon in San Luis Obispo county doesn't open on schedule in July. The Energy Commission set J an. 19 for another hearing on the drought, for updated forecasts and possible consideration or energy conservation measures. Men's 5 function LED watch by Texas Instrument. Shows hours. minutes. seconds, month and date. A beautiful gill with black plastic square case and black strap. 19.95 With round case. 19.95 Fora time he'll remember. At a price you'll remember. $1 off on deluxe studi.o prints and developing of any color film . Give him a 5function watch for / Christmas./' _,/ .. ~ .. acbps le..tlhly cjlftwrapp1d rer'SOMI s.nic~ COfl•tnllftt rariclncJ CHARLES H. BARR 12 or 20 e·xposures. Save your happy holidays In print at these very special prices. Prices effec tive through Sunday, December 26. 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All •tor•• open Chrl1tma1 Eve 8 AM·9 PM ARCADIA·SANTA ANITA CANOGA PARK CARSON CULVER CITY·FOX HILut DOWM!Y FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS L.AKlWOOj) MONTCLAIR NDVPORT BEACH NORTHRIDGE ORANQI 'THIE CITY' PUENTE HM.& RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO TORRANCE VENTURA WHT COVINA WHITlWOO I .. 1\6 D .i\ILY PILOT.EDITORIAL P/lGE Oil News Mostly Bad lt was a good news, bad news week on the oil front. Mostly ba d On both cottsL4', disaster s involving oil lransporta- tum ma<k h<:adhnes. The terrirymg explosion of an oil tanker in th<' Port of Los Angeles was followed by the wo rsl oil spill m hi~tory when another tanker broke up in heavy /\tlanttc s~as. Uolh ac·c1dcnts add weight to doubts about the wisdom of e xpanding Cahfornia port facilities for re· cciv ing /\l~•ska n 011 Meanwhile the Org anization of Petroleum Ex· porting Countries <OPEC) was engaged in trying to de cade how much to boos t the price of the oil imports we need so badly. S audi Ar nua a und the Arab Emirates deserve the Urnnks they r eceived for refusing to increase their p rices by m ore than 5 percent. The other 11 members uf lh<' cartel still voted for increases of up to 15 per- n·nt But s ince Saudi Arabia and the Emirates are t·~tpahh.: of produc:mJ,! as much as ha lf of OPEC's oil, it see m s ltk<'IY the o thers will be forced lo be more com - pc tiuvt·. The uncomfortable fact, however, is that the Unit<:d Sta tes. which was importing 29 perce nt of its oil at the tim e of the e mbargo four years ago, has in· c r eused that figure to 41 percent. In short. we are burnjng up oil like a bunch or drunke n sailors. And we still lack a national energy conservation policy. llow many more lessons do we need ? Airport Alternative The orric 1als, called together by Onmge County Supervisor Tom Iuley, learned, for example, that only 3.66 perce nt of the 2,667 Ontario ajr pas sengers questioned during a s urvey last summer were from Orange County. Many local r esidents may not realize the extent or airline service s offered from Ontario. And north Orange County residents may learn it is m ore conve- nient for the m to travel from the San Bernardino County facility than from congested Orange County or Los Angeles International Airports. But while encouraging increased use of Ontario is justified, loc al officials should realize it will not and probably cannot fulfill the need for commercial jct- p<>rt service in Orange County. A Living Christmas Living Chris tmas trees are popular these days. Many people enJOY the idea of keeping a pretty tre(' aJive and well mstead of killing it for the holiday celebration. The s amt.' co ncern does not a lways e xtend to our fellow human beings. On Christmas Eve, from six o'clock to midnight, the hourly rate or fatal traffic accidents is five times greater than for the balance of the holiday. Three out of four of the fatal Christmas accide nts involve driving too fas t. More than half involve dnnk- ing drivers. One out or four involves a pedestrian who has been drinking. "'! :v ' "If ', .11 •• l ""_, '"-t:·.~ Offi<·ials from three counties agreed last week lo encourage Ora nge County residents to use Ontario In· tcrnational J\1rport. The government leaders from Orangl', San lkrnardino and Los Angeles counties hopP to 11u·rc :.isc public a wareness of the Ontario fa<·il1Ly aud provide a possible bus line between local C'llmmu01l1l'S u nd the San Bernardino County airfield. If you serve alcoholic drinks, stop serving at leas t an hour be fore the g uests leave. If a gues t has over - indulged, s ee that he or she is driven safely home. If you are drinking, remember the one.for-one rule: Om· drmk an hour or , for each drink, allow one hour bcforL· driving. L1v1ng Chris tmas trees are nice. So arc living people. ''\,-Je, hAve decided to be rt\tl'dtu\ Attd sftA'Vdlt you slowly.'' Bu.si1iess Nourishes Travel Bug P..\liL HARVEY lf you pa\ a retail pnce for H>Ur vuc~1taon ~·ou fret like a jerk, wh1•r1 vnu r1•a l17.t' that others may l:w making lhl' '>Hml' tnp on the same pl ;1n(' and sl<.iyang al the sJml' hotel fur 1.·~s rhan half what Jl costs\ ou' Corµor;111nns 1r<' IParn1ni; that 1 he i,, .... 1 w ,1 v tu l.t•t·p tht•1r ,Jle::.ml'n 1n tugh !;(t•,,r 1:- w1th a "ca r rot'' 1n,tc.1d or a ··.,1 lt'k .. And th(' ··cJr rot ' 1 s a t rs I> 1 o the n ;1. h .t m .I S r II r lhl' ..... ll0 '> rl1l1 Ii ' 14 111 Prom1s1 ·• n·"' ard lh<'y C':tn both sh:m and shr'll see lo 1t that he kCl'f'!'t llum ping · fnr<·nlt\l' truvcl" ,., now a hJ lr tnllh)O doll:ir bUSIOt'SS C1>rpor .1t1on!< schl>dulc their 1·on11ent1ons 1n t•xot1c resorts and t·la~1 bihty for a lt<'ndani.:1• is de· p4!nd('nt nn sail's pc·rformancc Whe r e the 1111 1st ;rnd1ng "Hlt>man u11ed lo i:t:t .1 trophy or a <';i::lh bonus or ;i d1.imond in h,., compJn11 la pt'I p111 now he 1s m ore hk..t'\ to i:rt to take has wire on ;, frvt• ct,1, hnhd;I\ 1n Jt1ma1cJ Tll ... ~OTIV\TOR have lt•ar nl•d th.11 mo ... t 1•v1•nhndv lov I'' tn 1r.1H·I Its Jppcal 1c, ·more 1warlv u111n·r,al lhan ;inv other t"<lrinc;1c .l"' ard When \OU nHPr a m.1n ,1n<t h1' w1rr i\capulco or 1..t'> \'f'~a., or llon11l11lu. 'ou a rc offersn~ thrm J drN1m rnmt• lnw t\nd mon• .1n1I mor r corpora l i on., • .ir 1· r C' c o g n 1z1 n g the iogn1r1c-•1nr1• nf family anvolvc- mr nt . 6in m1h• togt'lht•rness And tht• factor which bnngs thNt• C'l;1borall' drr•a mc; within rca<'h ,.., the r C'duced costs which !'lf1t'<'1al1~h an 1nrent1ve travel <'•tn nr gotialt• /\x n ror 1nstnnC'e, Chicago· bn~£'tl lnll'rnat1 onaJ Travel As· Dear Gloo1ny Gus Cast your bread upon the waters and it will return- covered with oil. M.J . Gloo"'y Gus co.,, menu •re ~u,,.,,•tltd Dy n·.\O~rs •nd do nol nec~u•r•l'f retlt<t "'' "'"W'\ ot 1ne nww\4Hpt r S.nct your p.tt I><'••• lo Gloomy Gu•, 0~1ly P1lol. sociates. lnc., is one of the big· gest in the business. ITA Vice President Howard Harvey says his office can send a ""group" out of the country to some place like Jamaica -with ri, e nigh ls 10 a high-priced Jamaican hotel, plus s ide trips and cocktail parties and meals and guides, for less than it costs )OU just for a first-class round- tnp plane ticket from Chicago to the West Coast. INCENTIVE TRAVEL is a carefully computerized "shop- ping service .. or "bargaining service" rn behall of the client wbich often negotiates group rates for less than half what the trip would cost otherwise. Sometime s much less. For you or me to fly to Spain and stay six nights al a first·class hotel with meals would cost $1.533. Our employer can send us in a ~roup -first class to Spain, six nights in the hotel with meals and ~•ghtseeing side trips and a cocktail reception, ri esla and fl am enco show a nd home again -for $672. And most industrie!I arc able to recapture the cost of the exotic outing -a nd then some through the increased incentive· ge nerated sales Employers who use travel to inspire greater sales prodvctivi tv report related sales increase of approximately 25 percent each of the past three years. It makes the family which tries to vacation "on its own" realize what a •·markup margin" we pay -while others enjoy the same quality transportation and ac· commodations often ror less than half. Funny arid Familiar THE GRASS IS Al.WAYS GREENER OVER,;nlE SEPTIC TANK. By Erm:i Bombeck. McGraw· Hill. 175 Pa~es. S6 9S. Wh:1t can you say about the chuckles that come from the mind and typewnter of Erma Bombeck' Exc<'pt that that's ex· actly what a reader can always expect lo find chuckles, lots of them. It's true again in her new book, the subject being the folks and follies or suburbia. Ever hear of "Carpool Crouch?" That can be spotted when o woman sits islumpcd over in o choir. right foot extended and hands holding her purse ln her lop like a wheel. AecoJ'dlng lo those who hnvc It, :i suburban woman can pick up children, grocery shop; bank, go to mov- ies, eat Md attend church In a cnr. THE AUTHOR also profiles the speciali.llts 1monc suburban ( THE BOOKMAN J women drivers -the one who pretends not to see you as she whips into a parking place you were waiting for; the one who leads a group of women, map in hand, searching for where she parked, or the healthy one who suddenly limps out of a car spot reserved for the handicapped 1 Those and many others are here. And all fathers, if they'll admit It, will flnd themselves refle<:ted somewhere in the chapter that fulls a group of set speeches Dad seems to repeatedly deliver at the dinner table when somebody haa riled his temper. rt won't take long t.o read this -a few hours -and it's ilJaran· teed to s trike a funny, and fMO.llia.r, chord somewhere. DUDLEY LEHEW Associated Presa An A rah 'Pot of Gold' What Do the Saudis Expect? WASHJNGTON -More than a week before Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani ~tunned the world by breaking the international oil cartel. two designated Carter cabinet m e mbers received secret signals of Saudi Arabia's mixing oil prices with Mideast politics. One signal, to Secretary of State-designate Cyrus Vance directly from the Saudis . was muted. Th e oth e r signa l , to Budget Direc- tor·designate Bert Lance .Ln· directly through a Ford ad - ministration official, was clear as a bell. Put together, the signals spelled out this: in r eturn ror our modera· lion, we expect U.S. help in pushing Israel into a Middle East peace settlement. But those signals gave no hint of Saudi Arabia last week carry· ing that moderation to the point or destroying OPEC (Or- ganization or Petroleum Ex- porting Countries). Although the OPEC meeting in Qatar was sWI In session at this writing, the end product is nearly certain with or without OPEC agret:ment: a S percent effective increase, die· tated by the Saudis against the wishes of Iran. This unexpected balm for the Western economy is not attempt- ed blackmail, a bribe or even a horse trade . Rather, it is des cribed this way by one ( EVAN -NOVAK ] American with dose t ics tn the Persian Guff: "This is a ('USC' or an Arab leaving a pot of i::oltl cm your doorst ep No deal ha~ bcl'n made, but he expects a aluablc gilt in return." That "valuable gift" would re· quire President-elect Carter to modify his militant pro-Israel campaign stand and to reject er roneous advice that ml pnces constitute an economic rather than a political question But Vance and Lance are two mem hers of the new cabinet fully aware of reality WHAT'S MORE. S audi policymakers have chosen to re· gard Carter's unequivocal cam· paign s tand. for Israel and against the Arabs, as mere J>Qlitical posturing Word was passed in both Riyadh and Washington after Nov. 2 that the Saudis regarded the advent of Jimmy Carter as a fresh start - and as a last chance. 'fhat was the background when the newly appointed Vance met secretly in New York with th•• Saudi ambassador, All Abdallah Alireza. While Vance urg<.'<.I no OPEC price increase, the am bassador made a muted pica for U.S. championship or a Mideast peace settlement Vane<' was guarded, but the m eeting was '-' warm one. Saudi intent came mor e ex plicitly from an indirect source· Gerald Pars k y, Ass is tant S<.·cretary of the Treasury and the Ford administration official closest lo the Saudis. After visit· mg Saudi Arabia following the elcction. Parsky kit the Carter administration had a golden op portunity to prevent C'atastroph1c oil price escalation. l'arsky was put in cont<.ict with Lance by u m utual friend . New York e<.•onom i c co ns u)t ant Eliot Janeway. Parsky's message to Lance 1n a long telephone conversation : 011 prices c an be stabilized 1f the Carter administration privately commits itself to a Mideast set· lleme nt based on r eadjusting Israel's borders and creallon of a nrw Palcstm1an state. No less guarded than Vance. Lance said nothing. But he fully understands two seldom ap- preciated facts · first, r estramt 'F1rst we w ill vote on whether to up the price of 01f Secondly, by how much • on oil prices 1s vital to the slug- gish U.S. economy; second, the Saudi move for restraint -hke all 011 decisions -1s politically inspired THE SURPRISE to everybody outside the Saudi government. inc luding the knowledgeable Parsky, was thal the Saudis would spht with their OPEC partners without any U S. move- ment toward a M ideao;t solution. Even when Sheikh Yamani ar· rived in Qatar Dec. 14 proposing an oil price freeze. nobod y dreamed he would back it up two days later with a vu1.ual declara- tion or war against the cartel pro- m1Smg expanded production to break the OPEC price. Jus t how the President-elect responds to this J>Ql or gold de· pos ited on his doorstep is perhaps his most difficult early challenge As a starter. he could play to sens1b1ht1es of Saudi of- ficials. who resent th.it their moderation on 011 is rewarded with anti-Arab vituperation m Congress while the price-hungry Iranians are held in high f'Steem. Bitterly noting Arab ethnic caricatures in American political cartoons, one Saudi minister complains that "the new anli- Semitism is to be anll·Arab." But kinder words alone will not s uffice. Nor will reducing U S. arms to Iran, which some U.S. of- ficials insist, incorrectly. is the Saudi goal. What Saudi Arabia wants in return for reslrrunl is a Carter policy for the Mideast that will require a ll the courage and c;lates manship that the new President can muster. The Human Need for Privacy At the minute I don't hapP"en to belong to any pri vale clubs. I doubt the duy will come when I shall belong to any, since I grow increasingly unclubbahlc with the seasoning or .existence. This is not to say that, in younger days, I did not enjoy club life. Nor is it to say, and this cm· phalicall y , that 1 disap- prove in any way of :is · sociation s that ass ure privacy, and exc lude as· sociations that you happen lo like excluded at certain times in your day,, I am all for that, and against anything that erodes what I believe a fun· damental rlght of all people: the right to privacy, to be withdrawn from public view from time to time. Once, In fact, I started a club. It wa.s started in reaction to. and lrritaUon with, another club. The other club was the Optimists Club or San J uan, Puerto Rico. In lhe distant pre·war dAys this club met in a San Juon restaurant, La M4Jlorquina. The speeches or the Optimists wen something terrible, in my view. The guys tried, Oh so op. UmlsUcallyl, to live up to their name. I gathered about me a handful or local Encllsh· Jpealdn1 malcontent.a. We bad a [ CHARLES ] _ McCABE _ weekly dinnN at thc-s ame lame as the Optimists We were the Pessimists, and nur pnlavl'ring reflected our bias a.c; clearly as did our learned opponents . Anybody was welcome to our club who wa s n 't a n o p· timist, or an Optimist. This was the principle of e xclusion. in private life . IT OUTRAGES me. nnd the word is carefully chosen, to have the government. which as chosen by me and by my follows, tell me th.at I do not have lbe rilthl to the kind of private life I choose to lead. This goes for ).he kind and quality of sex I pr.efer. the kind of dope I like to use, and, above all. the kind of people I like to hav<' discourse with. or choose not to have discourse with. None of this, by any rational standard I can see, is any of my govern· menl's damned business. I object to persuasion, light or heavy, in t.hi~ matter. Coercion. which Is now the note being struck by Washington these daya, la offensive In the extreme. 1f pUAh were t.o come to shove. I think 1 would more gladly do without my government t.hsn without. my privacy, and m y rtaht. to choose "'hom I wished to be with In my own a rea of privacy. THE ANNOUNCEMENT or the Bank of America that, as of January 1, il will no longer pick up the tab for me mbership or en- h'rtaanment at clubs that dis· <.'rsminate on the basis of sex, col· or, religion. etc., was apparently triggered by the threat that the Internal Revenue Service will soon ban deductions for dues and l•ntt-rt:iinm<'nt at clubs which "discriminat<.'. ·· t believ<'. and I think most sensible people do. that there should be no discrimination In public places. Public means just that I would personally like to see public places, or semi-public places. that did not cater to women. or Irish. or Jewl>, or one· legged politicians; but l know that tn justice I haven't a leg to stand on. so I just sit down and su_lk. But private means private, too. There is a positive human need for privacy, a freedom from in· trusion. and a freedom to ex· c-lude. This need ls as fundamen· tal to people as the need for air. the need for a balanced diet. the need for movement, tho thirst for color. MALE CLUBS are to get away from women, In response t.o an almost universal need to do so. This need doubtless exists also in women. The answer in both cases is not. lntegrated clubs thnl do not ~elude either sex, but clu~ for women that exclude men, and clµbs for men that exclude . women -and the hell with the government. The world is run ond to burst with occasions for men to as- sociate, both willingly and un- willingly. with women. The need to retreat, for both sexes -that is what is needed. l\s of th.is morning, l think we need clubs more than we need either law1> that dis c rim i nate against. private, con senting adult behavior of any kind, or the l.R.S. itself. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rohtrf N Wl'trl, l'uh/U/11'1' ih<>m<>s Krr1nl. Editor Borl>o ro l\rrtbll'h £d•l<>not f'aqr Fdllr>r Th~ cdilorinl PllK<' or 1ht' On1ly Pilot St:t'k'> lo 111fo1 m nnd stimulate rearlrr< hy prr<icntinJ: on lh1s p3J:(' llivt:r~t· c·ommc•ntnry on lopir~ of 1nlrr<'1-l hV symlit·ut ('d rolummi.ts and rnrtonmsti;, by providing n forum for r(':11Jcrs' views and by 1>rPscnting this n('wspal)<'r's •>pinions and idcn11 on curr{'nl 10111rll Thr editorial 011inionll or tlw Daily rilol llppear only In thr <"dllorlat column ut the lop nr lhc-pnr:c-Opinions ex pt esi.t'll by lht• columnu1t.o; :ind <'11110<1m~t<1 and INter '>'rllt•rs :ire lh1•1r ""' n and no 1•nrlonr;('mrnl o( their 111l'W~ by the 1>1111)• Piiot ~hould be infrr rt'd. Thursday, Dec. 23.1976 . Nation's Jews Asked To'Skip Sabbath Fest' MIAMI <AP) -The nallon's rave ~alhon J ews a re being uq(~ by r ab- binical assoc1at1ons to refrain from New Year's E ve partws next week because the holadJy falls on the J ewish Sabbath this year "The kind of c·clcbrataon normally associated with New Year's Eve is not appropriate on the Sabbath," Rabbi Avrom Ora.tan, president of the Rab- binical Association of <;rcatcr Miami, s aid Wednesday. THE JEWISH SAUBATll bl·~ins at sundown Fraduy and l'Xtends to sun- down Saturduy. J ews arc expected to uttend synagogue f''nday night and Saturday m orning. For the Orthodox. it 1s a period d ur ing \\tuch use of any machine, 1ndud1nt! <'lt'l'lnc:al ap- pliances <.ind lig hts a:. forbidden. The J ewis h nt•w year , Ros h Hashana, us ua lly falls in ~ptember and as one of holiest d ays on the J e\\1Sh calendar. Rabbi Dr M an's grou1> rcnerts all shades o r J cw1s h religious thought from Orthodox <lhl· mo-.t trnd1t1onal ) to Consen al1vc (maddlc·of-thc road) and Reform ncast tr;,id1t 1onal J. 'Go Slow.' ' Urges Unit On Crime WAS llINGTON (AP! -Partia l lcgal11<1taon of gambling a nd porno- graphy an some states may havt· incn•;,is l'<l the profits of m o bsters. a federally fan ane<'d ('Om mittec said in a report on orgamzed crim e. The National Ad visory Commallt•e on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals. with one or its members dtssenlmg, re- c·ommended Wcdn<'sday that s tale legis latures view d ecr im1n al1latwn proposals ··with con s1derablt• c•aut1on." TllE GROUP ISSUED a slJtcmcnt this week saying 1l "spt'c1f1rally urgl'S the entire Jewish community to abs tam from pla nning or part1c1pattng 111 parties and cele brations that cvt•ning "It further urges all Jew'; lo attend the religious services scht:duled in their respective congregalaons as u manifestation of their personal d1gna ty and self-respect. .. " He s aid a rabban1cul group in Chicago issued a nearly Hknt1cal statem ent, and that r abbinic.ii a'> sociations throughout the nation .ire following s imilar guideline'.'>. MIAMI. CHICAGO AND New York have the nation's largest Jcwa'>h <.:orn· mun1hes. In Is rael. most lu xurv hoteh arc hm1ling celebrations to~ ft·'>llVl' dan ner The d ancing and cabaret-. offen-d when the new yl•ar d()('s not begin on the Sabbath are not olannt'CI . beC'ausc they would confhct with the n-qu1n·· mcnts for koshe r food hccnscs issued by the r abbinate. There has been no forma l call from the rabbinate Lo avoid ccll'brat1ons, however. AP W trophoto Booed Again Milwaukee L C'gi on CommandL·r J ohn Schurrc r asked for a pho t o o f Jimm y Carter for the Legion hall and got a clip- p 1 n g fr o m a 1972 ~J C X l C 0 C I l y news paper. Carter . who won boos from lcg1onna 1res whtlc (·ampa 1g n1n g , got mor e in J\11lwaukcc. Thursday Decomber 23 1976 DAI LY PILOT A 7 Burros' Day Here Again · FALLBROOK (AP) -Skyrocketing land pnces an Southern Cal.tfomia are forctng avocado growers and their $36 million industry up the hillsides onto land so steep it 's nearly impossible to harvest the crop. But an old solutton was found to lhe problem "In the newe r orchards, it is so steep a man can't stand. let alone place a ladder," says Don Gustafson. a Un1vcrs1ty ofCahfomia farm expert. California's High Sierra dunng lhe camping off· se ason to run tests with mules and donkeys. The burros won hands down. "THE BURROS SHOWED UP best in areas where there was no extens1 ve road system. "Three burros in a string led by a mule skinner seemed to be most effective. Three burros were able to keep up with eight pickers ." But no decis ion has been made yet on adding burros lo the growers' work force. AS THE PRICE OF land reaches SS,000 an acre in the back country, new subdJvisions are pushing growers farther out and up the sides of hills too -:;==:::=:=:=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==:=:~~ steep for row crops or home~. / The growers who bwlt the world's leading avocado producing area north of San Diego com- plain that the 70·degrec slopes of some of the hills are Just too steep for modem machinery. A spec ial avocado harvesting committee ap· pointed by Gustafson three years ago decided a monorail system to haul off the fruit was unworka ble, as are helicopters and plasttc or canvas chutes. ENTER THE SURE·•'OOTED burro. that ht· Ue beast of burden which has appeared in the nick of time throughout modem history to save man m s uch ventures as m1rung and packtng tnps. "The pickers liked the burros and the burros seemed to like them," swd avocado grower John Hankey afte r burros we r e borrowed from A guide to community churclte• .and their event• .,,..,. Sa\urde,. In the DAILY PILOT .:411~·, · .. MERCURY SAVINGS . . • • '""' ''""' ''""'CtJ('til, '"" .. • E >:1•cut1ve Off ces 7812 Edinger Ave , ~ una ngton Beach, CA 92647 '>outhern t .. 11.iorn•J RC'q1on.1I Oll1ccs ·l ~40 Lon l Bt»ICt't Blvc1: Long Beach CA 90807 P<1!>~ V 11',·y V•ew SI . Burn.i P 11k CA 90620 !>07 Is s Av.11 ·n Blvd. c.irson, CA q0746 '001 t lmp1'ri."ll Hhv L 1 Habr;i CA 90631 ' n511v "" Ulv J , lu In, CA 9~'61:30 • :, :' (. •1u. Ave. \Vl·~t Co111na, CA 91 793 • T h e d 1 s s t• n t <' r . Washing t on :.i ttornt•y Benjamin L Zl·ll•n ko, s aid tht•rt• wa-. ··no documented f'Vldl·nc·c " that dec:r1m1nah1atwn or legis lation C'Ould lead lo expans ion o f organ11.c<l cri me. In a st•paratl' n•1:>0r1 , the comm1tt t•l• -..ud n • search on t he• criminal Jus ti ce s vstem, which the fedNal go' ernmcnt s u pporl<·d with SI 10 m1lhon m thf.' la'-t f1 '>cal year . as oft l'n anc•Ht•ct1"t' For your shopping convenience all stores will be open 9 AM now through Friday, December 24. ··1 thank thl' I JY. En fo rc t>ml'nt '""1-.tanc1• Ailmm1.,trat1on ou1•ht to he more• rt•-.pon"•H' t<> those or ll!> .... ho hav1• prJct 1r .ii prohh· ni' th..t Y,.I' Y...tnt tlJ gl'l ~Ol\t'<I.' f'lj (' W J (' r " {' \ {; II \, Brend.in T Ii\ r m• tum m attee c·ha1rrn an. '>aid .tt .i ne~s conf<'rt'nl'<' i Call 642-567A~ Put a l t•w words to work 10 1 you A GOOD MAH TO l(MOW WhPn yn11 lh1n1< o f m,ik111 q a n 1mpfJrt,1n t IOvf'~l m"nt yo11 ltl1nl.. of your b..inl..ar lor <;01inl'.1 JCl111CP -lhP m ,rn W•fh !hr> 1nteqr1ty thP k<'ll)Wff''1Qn the expPnt>ncr> 1n ma1<.1nq W1Se 1n11ei;tmf'nl•. 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Sale 5.99 P1mpr rr>d Pup n1 'l .1 ,1ri Sale 2.69 P.1t11nllr Pl.1QUf' n, 1 ~ 'J'"l, Sale 3.59 Cr.1IP ol ChlH'SI' Rcq 8 99, Sale 5.39 ARCADIA-SANTA ANITA CANOGA PARK CARSON CULVER CITY 'FOX HILLS' DOWNEY FULLERTON GLENDALE 'GALLERIA' HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTHRIDOE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS RIVERSIDE VENTURA WEST COVINA WHITTWOOO. - Away iii a Mang er J\s p;1rt of '\11-;-.1011 \'11 10 • t r.11lit1011;d "l'l\'l' :'\1ghts of C'hn'-ttm;i;" • 1C'l1\tlll'..,, l h\'!'>I' l<1t·..il 11·•1d 1•11I pn1l1.t\t'd tlw n ·11t1,d f1~u11·.., "'" l1v1· 11<1ttv1lv st'L'IH' ;1l llH' 'Ol'llt'f' 111 I .1 l'.11. .111cl Chns:rnt :1. [ Our team tells you every1hlng you want to know about your team _ ln th• i•JJlti~l(e}j Cll!VST HY CIIUHCll s1.;,1 United M ethodist 'I' II E 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., N ew port Beach < 'll n sl mas Eve Sen:ices 7 30 PM Family Worsh ip Children's Service 11 00 PM Candlelight Serv ice Candlelight & Carols Manilo w's Co ncerts SeJJ O ut By MARY CAMPBELL NF.W YOHK <A l» The llris Theater . one of Broadway 's h1ggcsl was sold out tor .ill 12 l'('rfor mances before pop :'itnger Harr y M an1low o pened his ont· man ~how there And he opened with a strong, solact show Tues- ..------------------=-~--=..-day n 1 g ht. th row1 ng h1m s 1•lf 11110 1t with LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pocmc: View DriYe Corona~ Mer -64~2664 Rn. Lorry ~linq. Po~tor f'lllCl.-;·1 U \.~I:\ I . \I.IC\ I( I .\ 7:30 PM -FAMILY WORSHIP I 1:00 PM -CAHDLCLIGHT SERVICE " J'•' t 'I I ,, ('llRl ... TH. t .-. .-t ·r .4ti'I'. •f.·t ff\' ... ~ 1n:(·t:u 111:1C :!I -c HIC l~l'll '~I' •. u1:c·t .l lHI H 2 . ._, ... Hl~'l ll ,, U \\ 1 IM.~ H ( ... IC' • ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH .. 21 f'arlf A•~oqM"a ~CKh \, · ";J 1I 1url 1rnxl < '1111!n 1·c111t 11 mu! Cl Ill re fl I ' /\ ''" 1 ', , rHH•'(r' I I "' I I I ti I j R,11.1 'f'rwi1t J1Jn11/ < 'hrto..;f mu .;; I·: rc ( '<wcilt'lu;ht Sc n 1n· I r~lllA ( OL I •1111r p • If I P f/\ I ) f/111 °HCirl I 11 1 01~ 11• .1111 1 11 . Na• .., 1, 'l ~Vi(>Af> 'lllf lflA h y '• 1•T't1•• r W II ltl• 111 I! / ltl•' h01 t I 1t111 I 1t11u1 II 'l I or• 1r,, ,,, M11•1 hl'g111lrng, lrny1s h t•n· thus 1asm. as though su<· cess 1n hi s fir s t Broadway run depended on the t'rtl ics and 1n <lividual wo1 ti of-mouth reports 1'1ANILOW I S the ... ingt•r. now agt• :!O. or such recording hits as "Mandy" and "I Write Lhe Son1:s " In t !l73, he was playing piano for s 1n~er Bette Madler "hen she tour ed His o" n show. with \\h1ch he 1s touring until m'xt April, h.is plenty of \ a riety but 1s mainly <11mcd at an a udience mer 30 ll1s music as 1 omanl1c ballads and up· lt•mpo n umbe r s, Jlf'rforml'd so one can ht•.tr llw "'orris ll 's not tl't'n .1~i· rnd . n' roll. SOME 01' 11 1s loud On · · wt' 1• k l' n d 1 n N 1• w Engl aml" it t"lil'll gets too lout.I . hut lh<1t s b1·t•;111st• :in orthcstr~1l st r111g a nd hr ass sc<:t 1on l'i 1n l rod Ill' t'd. la•h1 nd M ~ntlow 's 111ano ~ind five 1m r1• h.11111. tummg that luv1•I\ 1t,1IL1d into ;.i product 11111 11111n twr .\ ON• MAN s how in this ras1• rloi•sn't mcun Maniln\Oo 1' 1111 I ht•re h't h1m..,t·lf llut h e 1s th1· t'<•nt1•r of ,., t'r\ lh1n1:. w I I h ,1 rt 1• rl I' r g (' l 1 (' mC'dl1·\ d1·il1t .ll t•tl to 1940s OllJSI( In 1-\-hU h hf• SlO~S 11111• ''•fl).! il'i L1sl .I'\ Lamt>t'rl. I l1·1111f 11·ks • .and Hoso; 11( 1.111 f.1nw .... ,mg II Pilot Logbook Santa Mail Zips Along Hy DEBBIE WIDSTLER 01 lh<I 0.llJ l"llol S~H DEAR SANTA: I've been getting a lot or your mail this year The pos tal people route at through m y desk here at the newspaper. 1 dtdn 'l know where Lo forward all the letters ~o I took a tip from Steven, who sent his lo "Santa. North Pole, Artica. Top of the World." l thought that pretty well covered 1l, ~o that ·s where I've been forwarding at all. Now the only possible problem 1s that I don 'l have ) our Zip Code. And you know how picky the post or. rice IS about Zip Codes these days So.Justin case. here's iJ ~hort 5ynops1s or what some or the kids want for Chris tmas this year· ·• • J ENNI FER WM'TS a wH1sr1..ER BB gun andshepromisesshewon't s hoor bards. She'll s hootonly atoldlincans Hobin Sue wants that blue bike with the speckled seat she saw today You know the <me • don't you'! O lt•r mother had to write the letter for her because Robin Sue was out or breath>. Bretl 's letter was short and to the point. I le just wrote: "Santa, I hope you bring my toys." Oh, and just a reminder from Adriana. She'll beln Mexicofor Chri!>tmas "~oyou won't mistake it to the wrong house.'' KELLI OBVIOUSLY hasn't heard or women's lab . She wants you lo make the dolls and the stroller and other toys She wants Mr~. Santa, howcver, tomakethedoll cloths Michael didn't ask for a thing lie only wanted to know "llow art' you'! !low 1s your elves? llow 1s your wi(e" And how as your toys roming along?" 1 hope you ha\JC a large stock of W1ggily We1ldies becaus e a number or kids have asked for them and l don 't even want to guess what they arc Some of the little devils are even trying lo use psychology on you. KEKAI WILL T RY lo slop sucking her thumb if you buy her some presents. Arter a long list of gifts. she add..,, ··1 hope I gel all these toys bul 1f I don 'l , that's Ok." lier brother Kaiana explained in his note that he still cries a lot because his sister fi ghts • with him all the lime. but he still loves her . Then he lets you have it with "Now can J have a lot of presents. Here is my hsl." lie closes, "Thanks, Buddy-Buddy." T HE R E IS ONE letter that has me a lilllP worried Sean wants "four rifles and two pistols. machine guns. army helmets and pistols ." (It sounds like he's beginning his own arsenal ). Santa. after going through this mail J can sec why you might want lo move and leave no forwarding address. Oh, by the way, there are a couple of things 1 could use myself. Old Buddy· Buddy. Yuk Babe Stuffers Plaruied PROVIDENCE. R .I l AP > Expe ('tant parents whose babies are arriving in these day s JU S t before Christmas may be too nervous or loo busy to find little gifts to stuff in· to st()(' kings. But if the baby is de- livered at Women and ln- f ants Hospital her e, there's no need to worry Officials s ay that all babies g o ing ho m e Christmas Day will be wrapped s nugly in bright red Christm as stockings REWARD ,,.. .,.. .n•""'4 to •••• '"• •".c\J•• IWH Of l~la ..O•et111'fto9 MHJe -. •• .,....,,., • one ..... ~ Sflil9w '"'""'• t., t>t) °' tfte Ht• Et.at• tor 11'91 UfNt '"'' Ho d••••n Phone: 546-6740 You con porl'\ your car. And porl'\ the l'\ids, too. At Fashion Island. you'll find convenient perimeter porl~1ng for your cor. And o conven1cnc outdoor play oreo for the h1ds The youngstc>rs con shde, spin and scamper to their hearts delights while you're-shopping 1n over 60 fine scores. Tol~1ng time to find those special icems you need And perhaps o surprise or cwo. lsn t 1t surpm,1nq. for one ch1ng. co find a center thOl cores about peoplC' more than it cores about co rs) FASH N ISLAND NI:WPORT ~CENTER rr:i~~~~\~~~~~~~~:!.:) 1 JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL 1 I I I !Jiu~ hum.lrrvJ" r-.11 lrn'r 1tt•rn: of iurmh ire·, rihr1·: rf.Jrl, l"'tr· I 1 Mcrc:h111\t...; • 1 .. 1;: •• ·d f1•ir:1 ' 1tcl 1 1v.11, l>ir1kruptc1e:, <ourt-ordercd I I 1lt..:., l1011~ .• • l I I 1 .. 1.,vea l"r •l!V• ·: 1..-n<'t· • t..1k· lu I -< I NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD. 2542 W. Coast Hw y. Newport Beach, California 92663 (714) 645-2200 l. 'l11nc1 by L11nt1<1• • VJ. 1 l• ·Y.'tJ<Jd. I J other~. line l.:uropc<'ln 1111.J Amer.·m 11r ryslJI 111.n: 1.1 .J r •l11nli11u1.r.er.;bronze,lmc : .rmtun:, c:h 11iri· .•• _r.; an 1' n 'I Ir .. 1 •l I• I ~l. 111y!. cl Im" 1cwctry 1n th1· wut}J 11.d. E.vvrylhlnn lr•Jlll. ) '"'' ,1 • i,_.r 1 d. 'uf•:'J lo qold 11Ld. dldm:.: FREE ADMISSION TERMS: B.111kAri11 n·~;rJ, M.i:.t• 1 l 'l:.11 1•. l'. 1.0 1.1lCl111 ~.'l 1 •rm:. ADDITIO NAL INSPECTION HOURS: r .-!t •ri , 'I 1.• .. • 1Ht I • '1 f 1 • :iut I "I I ' ''I I 111 AUCTIONEER: You 'II Find Happy Holidays at Lido Shops Zoo 's View Sued When Dog Denied J~ t~ AT THE ENTRANCE OF LIDO ISLE \ "' TEN SPECIAL SHOPS WITH J UST T H E RIGHT GIFTS FOR YOUR SAN DIEGO (AP> -A blind woman as suing the San Diego Zoological Society for $60,000 for re· fusing lo let her sec the zoo through the eyes of her sec1ng-l'ye do~. The suit filed for Janice L Van Born of El Ca· 1on s aid a variety or exotic creatures including Jungle fowl. guinea hens and peafowl roam the 1.00 grounds rree ly -but not domesticated animals or pets Char le s Beeler. zoo clireclor, s aid in a policy ' statement that dogs might become alarmed when an exotic bir.d strolls by, or might s pook a grazing giraffe "Such a fright reaction could cause a broken leg or other severe trauma," 'eeler said Wee kends in Prison SAN DIEGO CAT» Carpenter J ohn W. llowl.ind of Esrondido must spend 20 weekends 1n prison after pleading guilty lo riling false income lax returns Rowland. 39. was scntcncccl hy U S District Court Judge Edward Schwartz. lie a:so was fined $2,000 after prosecutor s s aid ht> fail ed to report $1 3,672 made an 1973 '·. HOLID~ Y LIST p/u:, H APPY HOLIDAYS DRAWING 1:.YERY WEEK FROM NOW UNTJL CHRISTMAS ~$100 REGISTER TO WIN ONE HUNDRED CRJSP ONE DOLL AR DILLS r ILL OUT COUPON BL LOW AND DEPOSlT AT ANY PARTICIPATING SHOP NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ---------------------------- t.:NTRANTS MUST BE AT Lf.AST 18 YEARS OF AGE. NAME _----- ADDRESS _________________ _ C ITY PHONE --------------- ORAWINGS HELi> FRIDAY AFTERNOONS - WINNf:R. NEED NOT BE PRESF.~T AT DRAW IN QUEENIE By Phil lnterland i Thursday. December 23 1976 DAil y PILOT A 9 'Fun' Route Wins Okay OCTD to Compete With Private Bus Finn OranJ!C Count v Tr.m.-.11 ""tnct <OCTD I d1rt-ctur!> hi.1Vl' Jt•c1dt'CI to compel\• with tlw priv<1tt• Anaheim Tu\\ n Tour 1'\m Hus< 'o for a maJor rout e ht>lwt·l·n Knoll's lk11y Farm, and U1s neyland Director' agrt•td to M·rvc notice on lhl' privalt• bu~ f11111 that il plan!> tu lwgin offering OCTD serv1t'l' aloug the ruult· next SeptembL·r And OCTU Gl'nt'ral M<uWJl(•r Ed Loritz ~aid afkr the meeting D octor Burgla rized that rrh•ans t•1thl•t thJt m•golla tions t•an begin for hu) 111~ f''un Bus nghb alon~ tht• 111utt• 111 that 1-'un Rus offlc1ab l'an takt· OCTI> to court to ch a lll•nge tlu t!t'tor!> aet1on. Lontz explained the Fun Bu!> !>lops at hotels and mott:ls bl'l ween the two amusement parks, l}lll res1tlC'nts ltvang along tht· route have tornplauwJ that thl'V lack bus serviee. <><"Tr> to eithe r j;urchase Yellow Cab Co IO Orange or haJt llS wal- l.I ride bus program Whtie OCTD did s l op the Orange program, directors Mon- day did approve hiring Yellow Cab Co. lo operate a dial-a -ride program in Fullerton. Under tha t arrangemen t ocro Wiii pay Yellow Cab $9.65 for every hour of operation and uJlow the cab eompany to keel> lls 50-ccnt-p e r -passenger re- ceipts. OCTO 's proposed route would provide sen·1<·e to tho~e rest· df'nts. Lontz said, but also likely would stop at hotels and motels. The enabling leg1slat1on that Man Joins Board created OCTD requires the d1s- tr1ct to purchase private ftrms or Wil Wright. a vice president of Md Others Blood Ce11ler Open The Red Cr oi.s Blood Centt!r in Santa Ana will be open Friday, Chnstmas Day and Sun day. "We're asking Orange County residents to take a few minutes out of their hohday to give blood to the sick and inJurcd who will be spending Christmas in the hospital." said Dr. Frank Kendrick, Orange County Blood Pro gr am Chair man. The Blood Center will be open from 8: 30 a.m . · 1 p.m . Friday. Hours for Christ mas Duy and Dec. 26 will be 10a.m. lo 2 p.m. The Blood Center is located al 001 N. Golden Circle Dnve, Santa Ana. Call 835-5381 for an appointment. n~~ .... ...-... ~ ...... -... ,. 1io. ..... ,,.,,..., .......... About $20 in l'ash and 27 hypodermic syringt•s werc sto!t>n from the offlet• of Or Larry B Mathis, 226 Avcntda Del Mar, hy burglars who !>rn i.l!>ht-d throui:h louvered \\ indows Tuesda). San Clemen le police n·portl.'d. pay them for losses in area!> Physiologic R eps, Inc. in Foun-~ "'ht>re the pubhc--b-u:.-se_r_v_•c-·e_· _an_d __ t_am_· _v_a_t_le_y_._h_as_been __ e_l_ec_t_ed_t_o_ lm[9r!Jl.Se/1'S Death Not f <-e,. JOltOAH GREGORY L JORDAN tWOMll o1 (ty,lct Mew Ct1hfotn1• P.t\\it'd aw•V OM~ml:>"'r 11. 1•1• .tl I~ ·~ of )<fl SutY•Yt·d by h1\ o.tr•nh M r MWJ Mr-. H••••no 8 ··e..c1''" Jorcl•n o1 Co\t t M t\tl (ct two brOthl!'r\ R1(t'ldrd JoH,dn of Rdncho L• (o\t• Cd E•rtr Jorcldn of Co~•• Mn<1. C.. >•!Mir IA"4 ~nSdl'\ N1ck•I of E••h·r C• SMttrn..Jt qt•ndmotn,., l '""••• Jordt1n ot M cAIP\l•r. Oklr.thoma , m~ttrn3f C)tdndmoth<tr Mr~ Ann• RO,'n6n\-Y Of S.nttt Ana. 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Ol untlcr ------- WANTED Dl.\.llO:\ DS • Gt:,ISTO:'\ES Jewels by 1osephs is searching tor diamonds and gemstones lrom private 1n11111duals and estates Careful e~amtnat1on and evalualton by our experts. Highest pnces oa•d Call 540·9066 1~9 da11y, Saturdlly 10·6. Sunday closed. ask for Mr Joseph iewels by ioseph , ..... , •••• l't•:• •.J.'1,1.J ".,.._., ........ .,. .,,... •.119-..... n am cs a 11 e g <' d I y dt•fend:rnls th e Toots drunken driver 1'~vcrclt Tucker 's Steel Ball ;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====------. Raposa as defendant 111 Saloon. 16952 Bolsa his Orange County Chica St . and three SuperiorCourt lawsu•t cmployes · J ohn P . li e lis t s as ro Cameron, William L. Smcaton and J ori Van Man S e nt For T est s A man grabbed by bystanders as he ran from a Balboa Island market with a fistful of money and an e mpty cigarette pack has been sent to Patton State Hospital for psychicatnc testing. Antwerp. Olander states that a ('ar driven by B.aposa ran into his auto Sept. 1 at the intersection of Bolsa Chica and Mcrad- d e n , sho rtly a ft e r Raposa left the Steel Ball Saloon Woman Semenced In Theft AT A THEATER NEAR YOU suggests the perfect gift for the lady lor gentleman) who really cares about cooking. ~k ~.,,.~ ~'•'! -::<1:1::-,,.,, '• ... .· . ' I .• ... S1ar1tng on January 20th. 1977. the famous French culslnlere. Mme. Colette Lockett, will present a series of six cooking lessons. tealurlng very unuauel ways of preparing chicken. The classes are ltmlted to 12 participants, 11nd are oflored as partial partici pation classes. Each session will Include a French soup or salod, and a lovely French dessert. When everything 1& done to beautllul perfection. lhe meal will be acrved, Orange Cou nt y Superior Court Judge James JI . Walsworth or- dered the examination of Stanley Raymond Belz, 28, and s u s p e nd ed crimin a l c h a r ges of armed robbery, b urglary and grand theft A wo rn an w ho re· :.. . .-1~::.: along with appropriate wines. p o rtcd l y d e frauded :;~\': Termirwl Delayed Plans to build a com· bmataon bus t erminal, commercial cenl(;'r and parking garaJ?c 1n downtown Sant a Ana have been delayf..'d for two months by Orange County Tra nsit District <OCTD> directors They agreed to put off design for the facility lo await results of a $9,000 ;tudy into the types of 1:11mmerc1al spa('(' lhal could be huilt into the c1v1c center s tructure banks. merchants and · · For information and r eser vations call c·rcd1t agencies of more ~ lhan SJo.ooo during four ·11 r.~'L>r1cen'S years in which s he used "-'-' C.# IJI nine differe nt aliases has NEWPORT BEACH . t. r been sentenced to one ~~ year in Orange County 3431 Via Oporto, Lido Village ~ ~ Jrul. 1:=:=:=~~~~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:=::::67=3=·=14=4=2~:::;::::;::;;:·~r:'I~~~-~·;;:::; Superior Court Judge J~s II. Walsworth or· THE dered the jail term and ftve year s probation for £ft BL'S Candice Lor aine Purcell. ~ 26, of 5302 Yale St . 1'1.UMllMG Westminster, after she HEATING pleaded guilty to c harges AIR COHD. of grand theft. ~.r~:;:;;1 Newport Beach police t>"'"""1•1v· ... ,.. •• -•" arr ested Miss Purcell ~w/::'(.~~~.~'!r'.~,, .. ~ after an a udit of the , . •. • .. hooks al the R and R Dt>v<.'lopmenl Company, m a n a g e r·s o r the Oakwood Gardens com- plt'X, rcv<.'alcd the lo.-;s of $1H,071 \.\hile s he worked there as lmokkceper 495-040 I rQ';IAMl'>A 1 :1ft t'P#OI•" Cih I ., I 642-1753 Fmd "hat you v. ant m DJtly Pilot Cln~~tl it·lf~ MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL OF US Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you. • -------------'------- casual pmt 1dczas> ~reat christmas gifts ... our selection or stra19ht 1~ casual pants inclu.de.s corduroys> hoiiday tertans ~:ITJ anrl patterre. r-.. .,. , . ' ~ not availab1e t anywhere e,1se. \ 44 fashion Island, newpor~ center 644-5070 Laurie Han Mn Karen Ray k~ ll/~h ,, ~~'~ .. /, ~ ( I I //. l ~ '•1 \. , '!"- ;< .~ / f l.Y Virginia Davis Daryl Pflachner A store of extraordinary character for men and boys. llAlflUMUllCA 110 MMT'DICKAllGC WeltcWf l'laaa 1028 lrvine, N•wpor1 Beech, CaWom1a, Phone 642-7061 i AJO DAIL y PILOT ' Thursd.iy D~c~mher 23 1976 Year's Top Peeformances Applauded The most o:dtlng original motion picture event of all time. ' Thia as rhe fourth mo sme.! o/ /1IX' columns reviewing the year 1916 m theater un the Orange Coast -Comes now the most dafhcult t::isk in the annual retrospective ~lanc1: at rnmmunaty theater -the selection or the year's oubtandin~ pcrforml.lnces These arc the snd1v1c1ual accomphshmcnh which have become lhc most memorable an a Yl'Jr replete with s plendjd portrayals on Orange Co.isl nonprofessional ::.tages. As has become the C'uslom in recent years, no one actor or actress is sin~l cd out; rather, fl vt• ffil•ntaons ar1: made in each of four acting categories As also has bt•cn lhc ca:.c for the pa~t fi\ l' years, those who pcrformt'tl for the Irvine Com- munity Theatt:r must be l'xcrnpt from l'<>n::.1dcrat1on due to this columnist's C'Onnt•l'l1on with that group llere then, in alphabetical ordt•r, arc the dist- inguished pcrformancl'::. of 1976 an community theater: BEST ACTORS Ton} Brandt, "Last of the Red Hot Lovers," San Clementt• Community Theater; David Paul, "That Championship Season," Costa Mesa C1.,,1c Pl<.iyhouse; Doug Rowe, Writer in Cast LOS ANGELES CAP> -Author Peter Benl'hley is appearing in a bit role in the second movie made from one of his novels. Benchley flew to Bermuda for the final scene to go before the camera:; for "The D<>ep." Ile Joins stars Robert Shaw, Jacqueline U1ssct , Nich Nolte, Lou Gossett and F.h Wallach. Earlier, he played a tele\ bi on reporter tn "Jaws," made from his best-selling book. HIOlrulll SI ~51111 1111 ""''; LED U .... ELIM THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME" 2: I 0-.4:15·7:00-9:25 lf'GI SO. COAST PLAZA Jll D 1 ... 10111 ~4'1111 1111 "'""~ 11ROCKY11 7:)0 & 9:45 SAT JSUM-1 :30·3:40. 5:45·1:00· I 0: I S Intermission Tom Titus "The Petrified Forest." Laguna Moulton Playhousr>; Paul Tt>Schkc, "The Little Foxes," Huntington Beach Playhouse, and Stan Wlasick, "Sugar." Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. BEST ACTRESSES Ooris Allen, "Gypsy," Westminster Community Theutcr; McKee Ao· dt•r!Jon, .. Play It /\gain, Sam," Westminster Com- munity Tlll'atcr. Jean Downing, "The Effect of c;arnma Hays on Man an the Moon Marigolds," San Clemente Community Theater, Jean Koba, "The l.1ltle Foxes." Huntington Beach Playhouse, and lla rbara Van Holt, "&a::.capc," Laguna Moulton Playhouse. BEST SUPPORTING ACTORS -Bill Ackerman, "Thal thampaonship Season," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse; Gregg Barnette, "Norman, Js That You?", Laguna Moulton Playhouse; J ohn Loughman, .. How the Other Jlalf Loves," Hunt· ington Beach Playhouse, and Gary Saderup, "Seascape," Laguna Moulton Playhouse. BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSES -Helene Briggs, "The Sccrl't Affairs of Mildred Wild," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse; Jean Hyde, ''Blithe Spirit," Saddleback Valley Community Theater; Sue Pellegrini, "Gypsy," Westminster Community Theater ; Maureen Shrubsole, "The Little Foxes," I luntington Deach Playhouse, and Lisa Surelle, ''Seascape," Laguna Moulton Playhouse. "SIL£HT MOVIE" "TAICE THE MOMEY AMO RUM" "wl CAR~ff IF THEY (A) ONLY KNEW SHE HAO THE POWE'R "MARATHON MAN" 11NICKELODEON11 trGJ IRJ ll'wl 12:10-2:50-.S:10·7:4S-1 O·OO SAf ,OMLY-12:15 AM CINlMALAND 1114 S. M"Ht •••••• U~ ''°' Ull tltlM "Tif[ SEVEN·PER·CENT SOLUTION" IP&I ff1ltU••i. "MARATHON MAN .. fRI I ff\ Je 10 10 "3 DAYS OF THECOHDOR" .,. '0 11NETWORK" IRJ 0 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME" IPG) "THE SHAGGY D.A." "RIDE A W1LD POHY" (GI ADVEMTURES OF A WILDERMESS FAMILY The community theater of lhc ye.rr, 1.1 mythical des1gnallon deduct.'<! on a point system 1m olvmg the combuted entries m the column's top 10 producUons and outstanding performances, 1::. the Laguna Moulton Playhouse by a comfortable ~even-point margm over the Westminster Community Theater. Laguna placed first and lhlrd 10 the production roundup and have five performers among the year's best. while We;tminster placed ::.econd and fifth with three andivtdual entries. This column's yearcnd cvaJualton or coast al theater concludes on Friday with the announce- ment of the third annual man and woman of the year in theater on the Orange Coa!tt. These citations arc based bqth on sustaint'<i contributions over the past decade and s lgruficant accomplishments dur- ing the year. TV's Monty Hall Calls It Quits LAS VEGAS, Nev. CJ\P) After nearly 3.800 shows, 35 m1lhon an pnzcs and 20,000 onstage kisses from female contestants, televmon's Monty Hall has tired of the grind and tasx."<i his last ·.• Let's Make a Deal." 2 MILES SOUTH Of SAN DIEGO FWY. The final syndicated program starring the Cana· dian-born e mcee and actor was videotaped at the Hilton Hotel here Wednesday night. Connie Busse of Las Vegas won two cars worth $12,000 in the "Big Deal." and there were no .. zonks" -the booby pn1.cs like It vc pigs or old socks for which the 14-year-oldshow is famous. HOLIDAY SHOW TIMES 1 :00-3:30-6:00 8:30-11:00 \\._,, tt '"'._,.!\,..a f ,,ljl .. •W '"'II u~~~R~~-•Tu 010e fOUA 91,000 People. 33 Exit &ates .•• One Sniper ••• .. -TW!-MINUTE W ,....,...,..-,... .,,.o 001.otu w-•• "*&·••• NTWUI &MDO uovt 1. ,.,. unco nnL MARTIN BALSAM • BEAU BRIDGES • MARILYN HASSETT • DAVID JANSSEN • JACK KLUGMAN WALTER PIDGEON • GENA ROWLANDS . BROCK1 PETERS·DAVID GROK·ArntOlff OAVIS·JOE KAPP A FILMWAYS PRODUCTION/A LARRY PEERCE ·EDWARDS.FELDMAN FILM Screenplay by EDWARD HUME· Based on the novel by GEORGE LaFOUNTAINE Music by CHARLES FOX· D1rectecl by LARRY PE£RCE ·Produced by EDWARDS.FELDMAN · A UNIV! ASAL Plr H111 IR lnESTRICTED llGHNICOLOR · • PANAVl~llJ'I t In _:._ "MISTER SUPER IMVISllLE" IGI "MARATHON MAM" IRJ "THREE DAYS Of THE COMDOR" IRI You "•' ft •II ·~~"""·'"'' ljiiiJl~llMj .. ~~~~·~.;.~~&::=:.....~ The most exdtlnj original motion picture · event of all time. .. /I • "CARRIE" IRJ In the "THEA Ta OF ILOOO" IRJ "Kl.,..G KO.,..G11 lPGJ l~~™~£E,~~~~w ... I •JJ I~·~ I {t} I " " LM~;~otct"m m -•1•1 ---• ---• - - -SCHEDULE FOR CINEMA CENTER ------------------------------• 1:30-3:20.5:H>·7:00-8:S0-10:•0 j// I STARS SATURDAY DEC. 25 RA Silft)l.'CJ f~ KlaSllJl!R'.1111 WIMIUJlt/lf\ lt~J f n ·,.ti 'I I. 1l-. • t 'I Pr:xWd!llJJO\l!flS r.l'(·~.lttif~lMf~~ fl'l'fJJ!t1?1 li~t b/Ji'&IA~IHI~ ~IJ!JJfiflW!Y!mf &JlA\[IU .nJ!lWf(l'1!:1.fl LAI"'' 11rrM i~11n1111C111uri~ ---~ •w.-c---c-..w ClH£MAW£ST WI \,M .... \f .. Al C,(N..&jtNWf\f WJ~fllill .. ClHQI 10 t•OJ -,.30.3.:20-s:is.1:15""'" 9:15-11.15 "/\n ingeniously C"nntrived SflrPe, with one of the \\.itliesl wrap·upi; of i>m/ mystery movie." (PG) p,,,1., •• "'"' "'1 W ~flHKI H (lliiiffiNGTON CINEMA ' ,., , •• ·.·~~:., ,,.,J CAR. WASH PLUS (PG) ·= ' HOLIDAY SHOW TIMES 1 :00.3:30.0:00 'Cl) 8:3().11 :00 r:~~.!qtT~l,L ... I l.:.-;~~ J ... u u , r-CINEMAWEST __ _ Wf\f._,•.,.\fU •f!.Qll.Of"'IWf\T Wt\TMIH CtHU._ ltl UfJ SOR~ASSfS RYAN O'NEAL J BURT REYNOLDS TATUM O'NEAL BRIAN )~~· ~KEITH y. ~ (PG) "r. HOLIDAY -._,, SCHEDULE T 1:10.3:30·5:45 • 8:00-10:15 . '~-h <.,-• ( DAILY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE 1 :00-3:00-5:00 (PG). 7:15-9:15 SORRY, NO PASSES ,-NEWPORT CINCMAS- ...... co•)lf<Wl ... "''"'''""' .,. • ..,,,., O• ""'",. 644 0160 .............. ~ PLUS 101 "FANTASY ON SKIS" CIN MA EN El M•••O••t•• ... ,.cou .... u '~ID_!~l~l41 "3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR" ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY CO·HIT AT CINEMA W!ST ~DlliLllTUl'l'ftf" .,c---.c=1N,...,...,.A~S-=-T -• Wt\t ..... \ .. \•tMk•M•••nt WHf ... llO C:lt'l'UI "' .,,, ' . . . METRO·GOLDWYN·MAYER presents SORRY, (R) FAYE DUNAWAY NO PASSES WILLIAM HOLDEN PETER FINCH ROBERT DUVALL in ''llE1WORKn DAILY SCHEDULE: 1 :30-3:50-6:15 8:30-10:45 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 THE NEWEST, PINKEST PANTHER OF ALL I PETER SELLERS iN SORRY, NU PASSES (PG) u•c-oio"•' stamllCJ HERBERT LOM .,,,h COLIN BLAKELY l£0flAR1l ROSSITER · lESlEHNME DOWN An1mahon by RICHARD WIUIAMS STUOIO ·MUSIC by HENRY MAJICINI h)OC1•lt Prochiur TONY ADAMS Comt To Mt Sung by TOM JONES w1111111 bv FRANK WALDMAN • BLAKE EDWARDS HOLIDAY SHOW TIMES 1 :00-3:00-5:00 7:15-9:15 FASHION ISLAND + NEWPORT CENTER • • ••• . ThUfaday. December 23. 1976 DAILY PILOT A J J Prom Reealled mmlll ~l ..,..-Wf'U\ Nostalgia Fine On 'Phantom~ .. ..e.h.rtt..'W•'"•-.w" t '''" 1a1.t1;M t..=:.:.-::.; 1 "King Kong" \.c,..,....,., i-..,,._..,.,. .. r.....,ti>to o. ... Or l.v,...... ... By JAY SHARBUTl' LOS ANGELES (AP> -Forget "Happy Days," forget the Fonz. The real, funny, bit- tersweet, iodustrial- strength truth or growing up is arriving tonight at 9 KCET, Channel 28, in "The Phantom of the Open Hearth." Written and narrated by nostal gia mast er Jean Shepherd, it's a kee n ·eyed , colorful, slice-Of-life look at blue· collar Americana in the late 1940s and an agoniz- ing teen-age tribal rite - the junior prom. To call it and its actors brilliant understates the case. J kid you not. The show is funny with a capital F. l 'd even pay lo see it. IT CENTERS on Shepherd's youth (he's "Ralph" in the show) and the lives of all around him in a grimy steel mill town in what he calls "the great in· . verted bowl of darkness" -the Midwest. The town is where he got his "first real part· time job." delivering mail at the steel mill, where he "learned to dream the American dream -of the beautiful future, the glorious past, the crummy now.'' Jl is where his old man loved two things, h.is used Olds and the Chicago White Sox ; where his mother was "forever battling the trivia of her Ufe," where his kid brother "could make his nose run al will." IT IS WHERE Zudock, the old man 's pal, proud· ly declared. "I ordered a house from Sear s and Roebuck ... a Cape Cod Imperial. Five rooms, and it comes in a kit." It is wher e Pop, a working stiff who never won anything in his li!e, won the "Great Heroes from the World of Sports" contest, and was (TV REVIEW) °'"'"'""'"' .... ...... """'"'"'-·" P•n..•u-. u•C...., "f>•r•..._,_.. at"•"' NO PASSCS Hickey, the algebra~-----~--~-------~ shark, to the prom, to dance as Mickey Isley and His Magic Music Makers completely ren- dered "Red Sails in the rliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:::-1 Sunset." The standout cast in· eludes David Elliott as young Ra lph : James Broderick, the father in •·Family." as Ralph's old m an : Roberta Wallach as Wanda, and William Lampley as Ralph's pal, Flick. THEY AND Shepherd's remarkable ear for dialogue and photographic memory of The Way It Was make thJs show, part of Los Angeles station KCET's fine "Visions" series, one of the best I've ever seen anywhere. Shepherd freak s who've either heard him on r adio or read his published works won't need any encouragement to watch this opus. But they should get on the phone now and urge civilians to catch his "Phantom of the Open Hearth" on public TV tonight. Now if you'll ex- cuse me, I have about 200 calls to make ... " South Laguna Boy Tops Test Eleven-year-old Scott Bailey of South Laguna won the grand prize, a $1,000 savings bond, for his winning entry in the Happy Star Hamburger Col oring Cont es t sponsored by Carl's Jr. restaurants. l•o!Wjt•ll91()1)1 Bailey's entry, a pastel •• ..... ·-· ... Po r t r a i t o r t h e ,,..-" '-.!1'!-I (' .•ri, • U C1 't .,.,, restaurant's Happy Star, L';;:=====~;;;:;..--.=.=:=....=;_~:.:;;:_J will appear on every placemat at Carl's Jr. restaurants throughout California. MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW CllE £.UCIJ€R eomP[€X ROBERT VAUGHN• MERRIE LYNN ROSS AhoStwt..,1 KEEMAN WYNN • ALDO RAY ,...----OHE PlltfOllMANCE-----. EACH EVIMHG • 1:30 SAT. 12/25-SUM. 12/26-MOH. 12/27 TUES. 12 /21 CaU For Special"•''--..... ....._ THE SURF THEATRE COASTHl~AY AT 5TH HUKnHGTOH HACH 536-9396 ,.., .. , Hf:.2.~!~m~~.98L unrJvelrn1: tht' rm•ll\<'S ''" tlw fu nJ"h 1r.11l ol the BJron with J Wt'.11.. b.1d.h.rnJ, thl' l'."h 1 with J pt·nchJnl for Rl.J hlJJ~. thr Ovl'rwJI "1th .1 ,m.111 m.111 111.,i.le. TlilS S fORY IS fRUI .. Only tht> '·"ts h.rH' l>t 1'n mJJr up. ' ,. .. , ~~· "' ~'I "'HI ... ALAN i\Rl<t'I · VANL SSA RI fl< .HA\'L • HOOrlH OUVALt "°"~ ... -; •. ..,I ot•lttiit1I ""' • .. I*-"""""" •l'!d NICOL \\Ill IAMSON ift•Tttl ~LVLN PfR.CrNT SOI UTION° ..... \.,,,,,_ ...,,.,., • .,.LAURENCC OLIVll H "' .. , •• " .,. ·JO[L GREV '>AMANl HI\ t (;(,/\I( ( llAHI I ">G RAV GfOl<<..IA BROWN· HI \,tNI .. nd II HI MY Kl MP ~._..,.._,,,,,f"i4'.,9'. ... o\"1'4t\ltN t ' ... .t ·, 1••-' ""'•\IW r .• t. ..... ~~1• .... 0H1"•'• °""""" .. ~Ai.)L"""w (1"'-""'"'-.. •MI l""'it VlllK') •I•,.,•' ',., ~ .. ., ot. .. .-+ IA~t\ OTCW'\( "~' • ,PGI mailed his trophy, a~~~~~~~~~;r---------------------------:-----------plastic lamp shaped like I ____ ...._._ a woman's leg. ~~~-':m It also is where Mom accidentally broke the lamp, enraging Pop. He duhed out for re- pair material and re· turned with Iron Glue, so powerful mechanics use it to mend "exploded locomotives." IT IS WHERE Mom went to the Orpheum Theater on Dish Night, partaking of the "vast sonat a or enter tain· ment " offered by Mr Doppler, the manager who presided over all li ke "some m ythical god .... It is where Ralph, fac· ing the first and last high school junior prom of his young ure. coveted the fair , lovel y, unap- proach able Daphne Bigelow but lacked the guts to ask her out. And it is where he wound up taking homely, bespectacled Wanda ~--~ I >••••t:M • ..., 1'1'-•·t•I 4'-1' .... t:IS "SHAGGY-0.A." ,,. ...... , •'-• >•1'»•11 "MUIHSTA CIOOllO SKY"' HAY 1.-l~lt ..... ,.~ coweor .............. (PG)· FROM TH! #1 IUT 8EWNQ NOVEL ...... NOTHING LEIS THAN TH! MOST EXHILARATING ENTUTAJH•NT Of nte flLM YE.Aft TO OAT!." , , HARBOR BLVD. AT WILSON ST. COSTA MESA 646·0573 2 MILES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY .. ·. tlS CIA CODI! NAME II CONDOR. tN THE NEXT SfWNTY·TWO HOURS ALMOST EV!RYONE HE 'mUSTS WIU TRY TO KILL HIM. • • Bl!ACH 8~ O. AT ILLll' • • -N.Y. TIMES HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH • HI AJ2 DAILY PILOT Thursd~y December 23 1976 Tonight's TV Highlights NBC eJ 8·00 -Doug Henning·s World of Magic. The young magician plays with fire and makes a four-ton elephant dis appcur in his second TV speciul. KTLA0 8:00 -''Holiday Inn." Bing Crosby and Fred A'itaire star in this 1942 yUjelide movie musical with Marjorie Reynolds. KCET .~ "Phantom of the Open Hearth." A nostalgic comedy about life in the 1950s an a Maddie West steel town, nar· rated by its a uthor, Jean Shepherd, on the series Visions. (Review. All> TV DAILY LOG THURSDAY EVENING 6 :00 00 re)1101 171 3) EB News O 1131 'OJ ( ~ (e) m News 0 <26 Stu Tr" 1 6 Gomer Pyle e Cunsmo«e m 1'1r1r!d1e hm1ly mAd1m·12 fD £11clrK Company 1' Otn1h! ID little R1suls -6:30- 0 D1n1h' Cu• .I 1ndudt \'i~llrr M.tllhd•J !luth C •~IJ• t1n•J 1 Lmn f" 1 ,.,~ [I in II I• Im f, rd (, It I I 1 H1r lrj ( 11tr•t11 r, Andy Crilltlh 10 Merv C111f1n Shott m f1m1ly Alla11 11 3 Cunur.o~t mzoom 7 :00 O 0 11 6 O Ne•s o lJars Clab & My Threo Son\ 'e fo bn lht Truth O CAncenlr1hon (D I Low Lucy m lht Fiii Ell Cartoons 1:16 Andy Crifftlh fD Thr M1tNe1l lehrt1 Report ( 29 8 Bonanu Cl Dr1malt< Sette\ ffi Addams Family -7:30- 0 Andy W1lllJms Show O Bowhftc tor Doltm 6 Tht Odd Co.pit 0 Tht l'.on& Sho- 8 wndtd Camera O Tht lo•er·s W~d 10 n 6 Milch wmt m fht Brady Bunch 11 l !ht Wilburn Brolhm tD Tod1y's ~inc ?fi llotan·\ Herot\ ID Channel n lon•&hl Cl Puce f\ fl•&hl 19 (yt•tlMU Oii Smtet ID Flash Cordon 8 :00 0 MARRIAGE IN DANCCR • NEW THC WALTONS O '1 J " The Wallons ' ,,, ,,, ' 1 .., ,,, m u.,I •i 1.1 1 I• tJ1·, tf, Jll'f tl"lt I 'rUI tot !I t14111•,. 1Jr1n , .. 1h1•n. lhtH '' no1nu1• fl 111ntt h··· •.tu• wnultJ .l ,,,, 0h'fl J /11' l'fPf h .. 1 ~l tltl}~m I\ \ltl\.llV "'1lf't l'l•' "'11 f'w ltN~. 111d .h~ ,hil\.•\ h••r t.o ''•l>t .,. fh J r\m ~ rm H'•nt ttt,t i • .u urpt ·", I• ' 0 1J 6 10 fD YIC.W. Dour Henn1np World of M1&1C I h• 4 • '"' J ,. '• rn rrtufn'.l f\)f ~· J I 1 .p 11 ••II• I~• I~• n• 'i '''•"' 1, 1'1'1p.;, ,~_. fhr '"' /11 1 ,•,r ~11 .. 111on 1nt•u11n£ I~• " \I •ttl• on .. ~t<h Hrnn1~z n~rtn1 '" ,frrJ t, '4fT"'" r • , • 1 , 1 ~· " • f I t I ' ft~, O M••tr (lhr) "Hohd1y Inn'' I I R t I 1 ~ ' '141 .. .. , • ..... It C (211r) ' Ille thtl\I 1111\ lttt 1'11 I I II • ~ v.-rnJ l • 0 lt Wt~ llK• a.tier II • '·• 11~ 1 I t~r (ho ,IM 1, p•r I ... Ill•• h•lp •n old h<M! 111•~• .1 1"., life for ~1m .-II 0 TIM Mvrm el Lnt w Aftttlt\ " Mu\tUm W1lhOUI w,nt. m Tiit szs.ooo PJ1.1111M1 m l'tttJ lb., m s.111Uf,. 11oo11e 2& W1nl9f'l lllAtlb1ll Wdri0t~ Y'I Mtllw~U~'t fD MlstttpM<t Tlleatrt ( n 1 e ) "'"""' Ike ID UP'~ Lln&IYI" hOlrllll -8:30- 0 (lf) r11) u ; lmtr Miller Chro,lmas [ve at lhf lllh p1tc1nc11~ complete w11h brown snow. d blur tr,. al!d unusu.il SU\pftts m tr.a.Wm 9:00 0 tlll m C•) Hawaii fiWt·O P1raple1ic IS ll1t mull of a polrct bulltl, N1lh1n "SJrtt" Purdy, 1 Yl'ngrlul ti con. turns sn1Ptf and bfcins shoobn& down f)OfKt ofhctfS o l2'> m m em StAtrs: o.. an halt Chapltr 5 Wllllt on a v~UhOll .. ~1 lo relalwt,. Stnt Damon IS offmd I hlJh ~yrnt tob m1na1m1 his m llW's bus111m. but lums 11 down lo~'' 1n lht Almy. a <ram> OtJ To11r 11111•111 Sllw Judee franklin bunrs home 1 convicted felon lo spend the Chnslmas hohd1ys w1lh hrs fam11) blll !ht 1udie gets more thin ht N1111ned tor. a Onl lllMlts Cllr1at111.-Sptcbl "Ch11stm1s Omm" 10 Mo .. e: "Whtie Chmlmn" Cmu~J ·~4 R1n,• (w\ I [11110; '-'•" H11 ~mdt) U1J mt, m Mt" C11ff1n Show m Mod Squid tD Judo S111kodtn ID VISIONS "Phantom of * the Open Hearth" by Jean Shephtrd. f1l) Y11ioni l'hantorn ''' 1•., 0•1t n lltdrlti · ltan Shlphc•O nJrrJlr h1. nr .I 11i~1c r11m•~v .1bn•1I 1 1.m1ly 11"111,! m 1 M1dM' t ~t, ,., ,..,, .. n t11.111n~ 1111' Jq)fJ ~ Dh•J [111011 pl•1 HolPll • h·•h ~lh,,.il ~ludrn• ~r· '"''"~ o1 lh• lur~·>' d.•y of ti hi• hi ,,_t.4JU•li' n pr,, -9:30- 0 ( 2'I fl ) J9 'lane, Show ~•nn• ! M• "'' • •' I'd Non 1 1• rt ~· nr th 11 l'f 101J • pro1•t' ti 1 y f, fl • rh• 11 .. l•1 I LOmb•nAhnn r1t ti tr t ttt· ~' 10'1 I h'"" m11un~, Jt.v• rt1A., -.,.t. lu'f.L-.: 111 , '"P' o;.i1ll1 , .11 ... , tD Women's Golf iO:OO O 1\11 r31 8 B1rnabr Jones lr.1ck1nl down lh• ITH> •"Pr h1ld of• ~··d 'PCenlly 0-t• ilr·1 ~r91r• pt1 'Jfl • 1 od B~rn~I y ·••II ht lhrnu, Ii lh• ,,., •·"I r nun''"" ulfur P • ~f\P 0 231 6 I ID Ctbbsvtllt Andi"~ l.•1»r•r li.nr•• rt \'/Ann M11ll1;1n ~ 111 ii•' ""hn A ·D•" ·• Ill • 'ol•OI M 111• ,,,,,,., '' lu·n1 ti tt'f 1•1v• , '1 111.ono•tt 1·• •(111 .1 Ir "' fl,•1 \'oh1l~l11 "' 0 0 "ews 6 Batchanal O 39 Struts of San I ranmco A m,11 '"''h ,\ virl'•t u1 ,,. tf "'' 111 hit.' I rlr+.t•ll ti\ mur!Jrr W Rea Humbud Satellite • Special · Christmas 1n the Holy Land W ( 1' e ) ~1 Humbird 0 Grtehncs from Ctrmany 16 Cun~t Cl 81r•I• dt Primavera -10:30-m m ci Helf\ ID Blac~ Ptr\Pt<ltwr on lht 11,w~ 11 :00 0 0 8 Cl n NtW\ O n 6 10 €:) News 0 ( 19 I ) 2" Lo•t Ame11t1n Sty It " Sea Hunt 0 Celeb11ty Rtwt m lrlary H1rtman Mur Hartman W htn of IM Bmrrt 11 3 Slump the Stirs fD lolo•tt "LISI Holldar' -11:30- 0 11 '311 11 CllS l ite lrlovie- flota•-A Sowt1111 from Albnh< City; C "Tllty t.11 Mt Trinity" (wes) I I f 11lrv Cr.inP,t• r tren<.t Hill o 2, a 10 m 1o11nny ~,_ & flit m Club O ( l9 a ) l9 Streels ol Sin f1111<nco1Dan Aucust G)News 26 'Tiie 100 tltlb m ,...,, Mo.ie 12:00 0 Sol •I woucllo O Mn1e "Tll.rtcrrt •ur libftltlftt" lm1 ,) .n l~mr {' "' 'r Fe 1f~ "''' m ,...,. "C.mt to the Sllblt" t .,, H tot•llt T n~ -12:30-0 All Nt(lll Sllow "TM QUttfl of l•byloft,'' "Udtr l'reuure," "Jo111111y T1oublt" m lrlOYtt. "Wilt Up and Krll" ftTIN Ii f Robtrt Holfn1'n 1:00 O tlt • l 10 Tomorrow W Ille I'll Clttb 2:00 O MoYtt Doubltftalu11· "Tht fl'!lanlom of lht Opera," "Anotht1 1'1rt of the f•rtsl" m ~1.N1cht Show: "Chad H1nn1," "Ltl1y1ltt" -1:05- 0 ,._.tt: C "Tiit s-ol K1l1- m111pro" (dri) '5.I G,.pnry l'rc~ OAmM£ lllOYIES DRUlllO 2• ...... "' ,..r toll-llCI, lrt Ille 41y's-itt.. It.GO 9 "OM Mitliell l .C." (hor) '40-Victoi Miture. lOll Chaney Jr '1lle Sell -' the t-1" ( d11) '32-rredtfrc Mate.II. 11:00 .. (C) ~-.. Ali" (d11) ·~&-ln«ind Ber,m1n 12·00 m "leys " "" Klll(dofll" (dra) ··~-GrtCOIJ Peel 2:00 D (C) "l:r11trio ind His Aftltl" (dra) '68-Brodeuck ()'1>¥I01d l:OO (jO) (C) "Anctl ill My ,ochl" (com) '69-Andy Cr1ff1th 3:30 8 <C'> "Wllltt Cllritt11tas" Concl. (mus) ·~4-81ng Cro~by, Danny ~aye. L Jtl. Boyd This B a llplayer Stole Firs t You'd think 1t woulll ~ lht.• 'hurt men°" ho are moi.t inc lined lo buy ht.·1i::ht bu1ld1n i:: shoes, but fivt.• foot 10 1,n·t part1l'ularly -.hurt and that's the height of a gn ·at many fellows who go for lhal high hct.·lt·d footv. t'.11 Presumably, th1•y \o\cllll lO tk• SIX roott'r'> /\.,_ has b('t>n n•portt.•d , th1• man v. ho'' mo!>l hk«'lv to IJe about his ht•1ghl IS lht.> ft •llow who s fH " foot 11 1 • You 'v1• ht•ar d of l1111th:1ll playn -. ru11111n~· the \.\rllO).t \o\il \ flul hJ\'l' )OU t'~l!I lll'Jrd or J hast•llall pla)'l'r '>ll'<d1ng ftrsl from sl·cont.J'' ll hµp µent•d In 1908 111.'rman Schaefft•r got confused ctnd y. enl from second to first base That was bcCort> rul1 t.·h angl•:. I le was safe In µokcr, \OUr chanCP'i or drawing one c<ird l" tomplclc J nush are on(.' 1n four. sir RAC'EllORSt, Q "llow muC'h dm·s 1t 1·0:.l lo <1Y.11 .1 racehorse"" A. Figure about $?5,tlClll for opc:n,.r<; ~i.I\ Si.000 for lht.· JOI m:.i l rhl'lr I\ bout SlO,OtJO ,, year to keep the horsl· al the lr:.ick r\dd S:IO .1 day for the lr:.trnl'f Another S!5 ltJ the 101·kl') for each r:Jl'(' J\boul $100 for the JOt'key'~ silks Plus SIO u dav in thf• ral·ing SC'a~on for licenses. perm its and rrwmbt•r-,h1ps Q. "Is the meat of thi: polar be;;ir ~ood lo eat'!" A. Not unless yuu'rt· m1~hly fund of f1:,h /\ oolar bear :,teak rs '><m l lo l:.tSl l' lil.t• tough mackerel LOVE. ACTION. COMEDY. Before Rhett kissed Scarleti Before Laurel met Hardy Before Butch Cassidy met the Sundance Kid Before any movie ~ver m.::ide you laugh or cry or fall in love There was a hondrul cf adventurers wr10 moJ11: I . p1c 1ur~s you COl.il ~·? for u rvc~., I l RYAN O'NEAL BURT ·REYNOLDS TATUM O'NEAL HOLIDAY SHOW TIMES 1:10-3:30-5:45 8 :00-10:15 SOUTH CO.t.ST l'LAV. Cotte Meta S49·ll~2 CIHEMALAMO THEA TU 4Nltfl111 635·7601 STADIUM OIUVEIH Or~ 619·1770 Call 642-5678. Put a few words• to work tor ou. 15$1 W SUNFLOW(A W. OF llA ISTOL CM 5•0 0594 "THISIU H snur1rG1 ~ CITY CIHTH CINEMA\ ..., S.A f'AWY !MANCHESTER()() a.a. FAWV (CITY DA. EX.I •• WALT DISHEY'S > "' ,.. . :. r '.ttn•l"ll1 Q "If 11 camel doec;n't store wall'r tn Its hump, :ts I \ l' rt'Jll'al<'<.lly re.it.!, wht>re does 1l '-llll 1• '' Jtl'r" · · A 111 its mu:.t ll·s If what you sa) tt•nd-, to b1• brief and pithy. \t1U Jl'l' thoui.:ht to tall-much in lht.• fashion of th1· rnc;hll'nts of that ;11w1t•nt Greek <'ily callt>d l.ai:onia. \\ h1d1 1s \o\lwre wt• get the word lacon1<· n port' our Language man Mot 1• m 1·n th.In worl'\Nl just l'an 'l sland cot tJgt. l'lll t'''' anti frtt.'fl livt'r, but more women th.in llH'll doll t lrkc bull<•rmrlk and kidney' The Adventures or the WILDEMZSS FAMILY ·-a .. ~ on • rru• slory ot • modf!lr11 plo11Hr t11mllr who rurnetl th•ir b•clc s 011 clv/111111/on nenr ro r1tlur11 nAATS TOMORROW LIMtTtO EfotGACH MEHT I.IA $C'hlfH C.:0A~1 $1A0tUM \UUYt IH h :of1'1~ . ' .. I L C•M•NO ltt AlA ........ WE D .-THURS.-FRI. ONLY PLUS ntE BIG BUS STARTS SAT. 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O•ANOE Ne A- NOT IC E 0 1' HE ARING Of PETITIO.C FOlt l'ltOaATI: OP' WILL '-"O FOii lfTTlll\ Tf.STAMt:" TAllV ANO AUTHOltllATtOtf TO AO- Mt N t S T f It U N O llt THE tNOEPE,.0 1.NT AOMtNISTltATtON OFliiSTAl&SAC:T E'l•IP of PAUL VE5TAl MARIS Of-c • '" t"d ~or1CE t!. HE REBY (,IVEN ,,.., fo<OMAS L lOllO l'la• lllfCI ,_rein a ,. tol au lar Prob.lit ot Witt end lor ,,_ ""'"' u• Lttltn lt\l•rntl'tllry 10 IM p,, I 'ln .. , •nd •ull\OrltttHon •o IMJ •n n lrt •~ t\f•t• t.tndtt U~ tnixpen. n-nt Ad'"•N'"•Uon of Eit•te\ Ac::t ,..... '"" nc.,.. to wPucl't I\ m•de fOI' tUt"tl'wf' r.,.•' 'ula, \ ""° 1nat '"* 1irM ~ Qif.ce ~ Ntttr1"Q the 1ame h•\ bNn set for J•nuAty II 1•11 al 10 00 a m tn ""' rovrHoom ~ D•pertmtnt No 3 ol Wld ,.nur• •f 100(1'11( Centt' Orlvt"'NHt In lllo-C•lvol S..nte Ana, C4lltorn14 Dated O.cemt>t• 10 1970 WILLIAM£ SIJOHN Counly Cit" THOMASL 1.0110 •-rttu w s..ileJU nnt "•--V•toncl• ...._Hltl•CAOUJ ,...tlUoner In Pro Ptr 1110 $11 "'° Pv1>1o111~0 O•Mqff Coast Delly Pttal, De< 13 ,. 'I() i.lli ~Jl)-76 PUBLIC NOTICE ,...._ "OTICE 01' SALE OllltEAL l'AOl'EATY AT PltlVAT~ SAll NO A "271 •~I~ Sue><'tlar Court ot tht Slat• al Cal forn1a fort~ CW"h or OrttnCJt' In'"" Matin OI lht E•l•I~ ot IOI.A STEPHENS ROBERT!> •~b IOI.AS ROBERTS Oeco•~d NOlo(t " >tertby QtvPn 111111 lhe un- dtr\lqntdwltl .. 11 al Private .. ,. 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(On\trurllfW' '"''•"•tlOn O;pl•<•tn,.nt rro~tr m•l11tflnt1nt" f"lotf •IKtn And U\f'I t"Jf -'II f'lf'(f'\ ..... fY Or Ck> \lrM)lf'< fCMdW\V\ \ldfllW•lk~ And (Oft f1111h ov•r LOI< A B •net C 01 Tract .. o lt~~ In tloe County nt Or•nfl" ~tatr ol CAllforn1.t ., C)IJr m"P r•<oto.d II'\ &of* 7~1 PitQn ~I tnd )t OI Mt•<ttl-.a '-'"P' 1n th.-oUu" of thfl County ft"'(n,Mrof ~ld(l)u~t• PfOYlcs.d thifllt tnl\ Of"fllod I\ A'C"'Pfl'"d •nd n,.,.,. \vbt•r• ol ""Y PO• I Ott'tP'liflrf'ot hy lhat<ttrl~ln ~,.,._.Ion al Co•tMnl\ CondllloM &nd RO\lrlt llC>n\ fMOr(J<ld Otctm"-r n 1•10 In """' q'" Paq• 1'1 ot Olftctet Rec:.,m lnt..,.nlllfr Ol \•ldCounlv Atcardl>r SUB IECT TO All <O•tl'tt n1\.. <-I ltl'W'I\ rt>\lr•c.tlon\ ''"\trv•Uon\ ••CflP" liOn\ ~•Mlf\ftl\f\ r iohU I nd rlQ!f\0 of w•v of rt<e>rcl mnr• commoniv ..__ ~ J0)).8Vt•VI"• L•ouneHlllJ.CA ''""'OI w •t <Hh In •••IUl l'nO!W¥ol '"' United Slat•• on cet1llrrnel1011 f1f UI• .... Olln u,,, and b.tl•nt••YldOn<toO llv nOI• ""'u'l•d b¥ MOfl0 .. 9t or Tf\1\1 °"~ &n '"" properly •n •old ff'\ .,., c•nt at emoll'll bid 10 De dtpotllclCI wtlll DIO .,,Ck or Offtt\ lo boo In wrtttnv...., wftl II" r•ol...,•t tiw a•nrtw l<ltfflff ltl,.,.,, II-Alltr 11\t llf\t tklllliCtlion llt•fOf -lw'IN•dAttOfw te 0.lec:I 1111\ Ulll ,,11 Of Otomotr lt'6 HO..ard"t"""-"' ltOllt"' f'"-lilOtOtlMwltt Oh•I• Otc•e1tn1 ~U• HOaAltT >4MWll•lltrt •••ti "' n tr l.ftAflttfU,CA-tt A"°'"'¥f<IP•H <ll1tf Publt\l••d Ortnff Cot n Oally PCtot OM '2 n ,. i•I• P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "OTICt: TOCltt:OITOtlS SUl't:lttOlt COUltT Ol'TME ST•Tt: 0 1' CAl.,OltNIA "°It TMI COUNTY OF 01tANO€ Nt A..,s.t ~ltlt of WtlltAM BALI.MA .. .U WtLLIAM8 ALl MA" SR ,Oocuwd NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVE" to lhe creclllan of ,.,. •l>On nat'Md OKfllml , ... I •II PtOOftl h••ln9 c••'"" 'II°'"'' the w ld dtc-nt •rt requlrod to lilt tntm with 11•• n.ceHa•y •oucl'ler\ In lht Oii•<• of IM cltrk ol Ille eoo .. en 11tttd coun orto orown1 them wllllllle MCe u.rv """"""" to tilt ..-.i<JM(I al ""' office of 8 URTO .. GAUlOIN TWOMSON A"O .. ElSO" Att.,..rwys .i u w 1U• So<llll Pa lnttr """ wNI ti.r C..tllo'1>1• _, wlllcll I• I~ piece ol ""''""' of IM ,,.,.,.,.,IJftod tn '" ,.._11trl pert•ln1"9 la Ille Mt•le of Wld dKtdeftl wlt,,ln lour mantt" alter 1111 ""' pUbjlu llon of lhl1 notl" 0.ltd O.Ctmbtr t 1916 HEl EN BALLM• .. EQcutrlcot tl'leWlltof ""•oo"H n•m 9d dKedtnt 8VltTON OAUlOtN, TitOMSO" ANO ,..LSON A-Y•ttL..o• hJA-llf'•loler An Wllhtlor CA -1 A-ys ltr E H CYlria Puolo.,._d 0'4tnqo Co••I Delly PllOI O.c to U )0 1'1• and Jan & IUI sn1 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE t"VtTt NO SEAl EO PltOPOSAl S la tOSI FOlt TH! CO"STllUCTIOH OF ASSl.SSMf NT OISTlllCT HO 7~1 4 MllllO" OALLON ltESl.ltVOIA CO,.T114CT HO 1 lllVI"! llA"C" WATEll OISTlttCT NOTICE I~ HER E BY GIVEN l~t the 8oard ot Olrrctor\ of,.., d 01\tr•CI fnYltf \ And wlH r~CflYf' ~'led pro OO••" lblO\ t up lo '"• i>aur 01 7 )() P M ""tllt tllh d•y of J anu&ry lt71 •I IM Olllct ol Waocht~ 1'(U0011 & "' \OCl•tt \ tnc. ., o lven bftlow fO' turnt1htn9 10 utd Ohtrtcl t it ''•",OOf'ftttl"'°' m4ttert.tl\ MU•0"""'1'1t labor \er"1c•i ~nd 'uoo ttt-\ ne<.,-"''Y to c.on\ttucf \Aid 'lllllO"llc tor Ille 01\lrtcl •I wllltll 11,,,. w ld ~o. llO•••• wlll ~ oubllcty o~....., Mid •••" aloud a t l h~ o tttc• ot WOOOSIOE/l<UBOTA A .. 0 •S SOCIATES INC "" south O••th S..nta Ana Caltlornl• '7707 S..ld Bid• •"•II canlorm to ...o bf ""'°""'I,,.. lo I~ Contract One"""'"'' for \Aid work "' fttrf'"tOfOf',. eoor()Yed by Mild 01\lrltt and m u•I bf ..:com N•Uttd bV tn,. j,fl(uritv rettue<S to ther~ln O>plH nt '"" Contract Oot•'"""'" Mt! on titr •nd m•v IX' e '•rninitO In tM Oiiier ~ tl'le 01\lrltl and In IM Oltl<t ~ WOO(t\lrtt ~ut>ot~ A. ~H\.OC••tf'\, Inc •t •"it •bOvf .ctdrtn Coplo\ mn M OurtllA""d Al I"° ol tic• of Wond•ld• ll(ubot' A. A\!oO<l•IP> In< 11¥ oevmonl of \10 llO o-r .,., •no 1111\ co•t h no• rtlul\dAblr r•9'1'dttn "'""""'""' '"" 11l•n• 1tnO \-ll·<•llon\ •r,.retur~ Plan\ 1tnd \pt11>r1t1c•hon\ w111 bit tn1Ufod uoon rttQ\Hl\t to "'~".,.. bt_r, '°' •n '"""'"O""' n oo 11\0ft rttund •blel lo cov•r in .. CO'lt ot l'O'l•<Jt •nd l\Mdll"9 In occordanr~ wil" '"" labor Codf of Ifie '>t•tr Of Calllornlo '"" tnrlrw llenth Wate• 01\trt<t II•• o\Cert•tntd dltlfrm1N1d Ann •<l'lot• per1.,,._.i to• ••<"craft CIH \lllc.illon "' l'(Oe OI wor,m•n Mt'ded la .. e<ll1f '"°' contrecl And It Shalt tit ,,_.t.,,.., ._,. IM COftlre<tor to wnom 11\t Con tr•C1 II •"••dtO 11\C! uPC>n any \ubton lt'A<.tor und,., Mm to oev "01 ~"'tr,,.,, \aid 'Pf<lflf'd r•'"' lo 1111 WO'~mtn fmr>loyod In '"" u ecullon al ,,,. Con lt~I "COPY ol IM qen•••I ~··•lllno rlltt of ,.~, I• on lilr In lti. ofllt• of IM lr•I,,. Rfn(h W1I•• 01\lrlct •nd thlll ti. po•l•d al ••ell foo tilt oV I."-Contra< ti)' E1>th btd a• propo\~t \Mii llt ,_ °""' or \ubrnl"td Ot'I " torm h.v'ftl\l'wl(t " r>MI nl IM Conlre<t Ooc....-h •net mu•t bP •<< omp•"lf'd 01 • t8"'19r I (MU 8 Urllfl!Od ChKt or A bkietel'' bond In "" •mount not I~• tf\an I~ ol Int Amount ol 11\t bld """"" o•v•hl• In tllt o•d•• ol or '°' llW benelll 01, "Id Ot•trt(t •• •l'le CM• ..,. ... tot •lld .. <II bid or PU•l'O"'I ""'" lit '4f•ltcl •nd llttlf wtlll ,,.. Sf<,,.t••v el lllt OHlflU al O<' t.lon• lht ""'" II\ thl' nttto 11rovldtO Th• •l>Ovo ,...nllorwd (Mtk or l>Oftll tllall bt fl .. 11 et -•a<lltt lllel ,,,_ ~""Ii ., IMO • Ctfllrtcl •1111 ,,,. l><•trtcl II ••.,d•d IM worlt, •nd wilt 119 tlt<l.,Cld IO'l•llecl ti Ille S..C<Htlul 1110 ~· '"'""' to ~I•• lnlo wtd contlACI Ee<ll bid or ,,,opo~t \11111 tit ..:<""" -~" by '"' 11•1 Of 1>rOPDUd Wb<on lrtctor' Yllt' <Oll1't(t <Otl•l\I\ of ••tavtftoO <••\lrwc ltnQ and b•<lllllltno • • million oollon n•ervolt """ _,,, __ , n.. 9oerd of OJ rte lor~ Of !flt Oi• trtct ,.,..,,.., lllt r19111 lo rtle<t .,.., -•II lllft •ncl lo w.iw anv -t ll trr.ctUl.,111•• to t ny blO tllY f HC OllOEfll OF THI! &OA•O OF OtRl!CTOlllS OF THll ll!Vt"E AANCHWATGlll 01ST,.IC:T OAICld 0.c•mtt.r t• 1''6 !NUy J Wllttltf Auhtant Secrtl••'I l'\lell.,,... 0 u "9f C."I Dally P09' o.u-u .• 1'16 ,,.,. Thursday O ecembur 23 1976 DAIL y PILOT A I 3 P UBLIC NOTICE riCTtTtOU' •USIN•U NAMf U ATI MI NT 1.-. tvt'Owi~ ~'"°"I\ OOlnQbu\AIW\\ .. •CAM COl LIN'!. PU8ltCA !IONS ,,, Collln\ ..... 8••-hi-tA ... , .. , Sttonon (1•r' (Ollon• 11J totliM .,,_. IMl-1\land fA ., .. , Thi\ ll\,IM"9>\ I• <OM11ttv(J tty"" tn 01vld'lotl Stoe>N>~ (0111n• lN\ ''•t•m•nt W•\ 11•-o wit" fN (.oo.JiHy C.1t1rk ot Or•nQoe County en NOY '""'"' 1• ,.,. H 11• Puoll\IW>I• PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8 UStNISS NAME STATEMINT lM lollowt119 perw"' ••• dol119 ~ MUI\ OA .. A t NO U S T R 1 ES tOHI 8'-llur\I Sit 21 H\lllllnglon lleecn u.n.-. 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Disconnected Pair Ring Up $11,000 Tab From AP Dispatehet; Telephone privileges for murder defendant5 Paul Sky Horse and Richard Mowbawk have been cut off m Ventura since the Judge learned they had run up an $11,000 phone bill acting as their own at· torneys. court offtc1aJs suy Superior Court Judge Marvin Lewis, who granted the defendants standard phone pnv1lege5 for persons acting as their own attorneys, set a b m 1l or $IOO a month for the telephone But at the time nobody could have forecast that the case would set a state record of more than 125 court days an pretrial heanngs without a trial dato even being set Mowhawk, 26, and Sky Horse. 31, are charged with the robbery and murder or Inglewood cab driver Geor1e Aird, who was stabbed to death al Box Canyon on Oct. 10, 1974 • A 30-year-old Kansas City bellhop offered President-elect Jimmy Caner a tip· when staying al a hotel, let the staff carry the luggage Carter has been photo· graphed handlin& his baigage on several trips, and Tom Gould, who works at lbe Crown Center Hotel, said lbe President-elect bas hurt the trade. [( In a letter to Carter. Gould said, "Your pubhc actions hav given license lo people freeloa -_ ing, and then looking at sef'Vlc cA1tTu personnel as 1f they were parasites. This upsets the s taff, it affects the operation of the whole house a nd It cheats the people who have come there to enJOY a fme botel." • Two California musicians and their manager have been arrested lD Salt Lake City on charges r anguig from defrauding an innkeeper to theft and forgery , Drummer Baddy Miles, 29, of Los Ang~les. who has performed with the Buddy Miles E xpress and • The Electric Flag, is scheduled to be tried J an 1l on a charge of defr auding an innkeeper A mus1c1an m Miles' group, Gary E. Odden. 26, ( J of Tac o ma, Wash., PEOPI If:' pleaded guilty to deslruc· .,,.~ tion or property in tbe --------- smashing of a Ramada Inn door with a hammer Grant fmed him $50 Qnd ordered him to pay for damages The manager of the group, Mark Factor, 27, or Los Angelu, was charged with theft and attempted forgery. PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICt: TOCltt:OITCHIS Of' 8 Ullt TltA .. S~£1l IS.C\ 6ttHtt7 U C Cl Nollet h llereby Ql••n to lh~ CnclllOt'i of Robin Ht'nry T ,..,,,,~,., ~ bu\lnen •ddrt\\ 1\ ,.,. H.trbOI' Bt'td , C.O.ta Mt .. County OI Or- State of C.llforn • thAt a bulk tr<tn'f~, 1~ 1bout lo tit m Ad• ta R°""ld R Pank o T••n•ltrtt wllO\e """""" &n dftn I• 10912 Sk lmmor Lane Hunl lnQlon tll~acll County 01 OrAngp St•t< of C.llforn1 .. The PfOl>"•lv 10 bt' tra n\len"o '' loclltd .. 1 IU. Harbo• Blvd Co\I• Mt>\f County ot OranQt' St•I~ or C.tllarn1a ~1d Ofoot''IY I\ dP"Cri,,_.O •" Ql"'f'WlfAf ·~ AU 'toc:ii. '" trt\Ofl flJrtUre\ MlVlO PUBLIC NOTIC't: Ft CT tTIOUS 8USIN!»S NAME STATEMENT f.,_. fOllOWlnQ ~rs.on 1\ l')t)1nQ bu\t• ,..,..,, .. .. AL CERAMIC Tllf 1 ..... 1 lr<>- 1~"( • t-4ut\1,,..,,,,"64"ctCn CA'1f>.fl 0.nM R l<c'Jndt Sr ,.,., lro1a11 (•' Huntinqton f\f' tth (.A ~1"A1 Thi\ bU\H'M?'l>\ t"l c.Onducti d by .tn in Olvtc:lual 0Mr "' R Kf\ndt St Tf'll\, \I lt• mpnf Wit\ lllt.'of'I With th!• Coun'y C•,.r-of Ordnqe-Counlf' Of\ O.c.mt>or lO 1976 ""0•1 Pubt""" I OrAnQt Co.J'1 Oblly Potol Ot< 7J lO IU6 dnd Jan 11 II 101t )Jt816 f'nt'nl •ACS qood w lU ot '"•t •4d•o tf'CMlr t---------------bu\l""''~ tnow" ac. H1&nrv Sffff'O Wt<J •oc:•tl"d at , ... HIHl)Or (O'tt• Mi-\" Countyol O'""°" Stdff of CdlltQl'ntd Tht bulk ''""''"' w itf bl" tonwmm&t I'd C)f'I or 1'ft.,,r , .... ,.. ~th dnv ot Janu-tr t .. ,, di 10 00 A M •I Or.tnQI! Cl>A\I E\.C.row '"'DO' 1t1on 71U Ouoont Ot :: 104 ll'Vlnit" Counf y ot 0, anQr Stat1 nt (A11t0f'n•a Sto f4' d\ known to'"" Tr An",_,.,..,. .tit N\•ftifi"t..\ 'Mm"' t'lnd ttddtt \V'1i ""4trd ny l r!IH'\\t~ror ror '".,.I""' .. '(' A'' IA\1 °'' t +\rt Heonr-v E•l'<hnn < \fo•v•" 1htl6 Pff.wport 8tvO (O\tit Mr\lt C~t1IOtn l D•IC!d Ol>cemorr t ~ t• • llorHtd R PM"" l rdn\ff'ffll(' O•ANGE COAST t!SCllOW CORP JIU DuPont or "otM ,,.,,,,. CA•l lU !1t"'•No Ult Pul>il\l\M O•An,,.. Ca1\1 o .. '• P1101 Ott 1J t976 PU BUC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT 0~ THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii THE COUNTY OF ORANGE "" A f '1M NO T ICE OF H EARI NG OF l'EllTIO" FOii OllOEll OtAECltNG THE CO,.V(Y"NCE OF llE•L PllOPEllT'r <on• .. rvttto,,n,p "' WINNlf W EVERETT .-.1 .. 0 """'wn n WINNtE W.,.tTE fVERE rT Conv•tvttt • NOTICE. IS HERE:RV' ( IVfN 11 .. 1 OONA\ 0 E VAN (,IFS[N ht I lo"1tv ,. '' "M,., tn wnttn \ m t'1• I" ,,,,,,..., 1)1'11r ulAr\ ,,,d .... " OH ' "'" '"""' ,~ p ()I' ty A• •l'\Q th,,. \MTII ~ t bt r" ,It t r J/tfh.ld'V tf') 1t1& '' • ftl) ) nt 11\ I~,. Sltt 111 counroom ot O"Dfll'lm• r"lt .,,,, l ~• "' rt ---------------t tnvr1 4f 100C .,,< C,.nt1' O't1i"' W \I 4t\ PUBLIC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS DUSI NESS "AMI STATEMENT Th" tnlittw1no n1r10n I\ f10,..,, bu\J ,..,.\\ "' ZODIAC INF"LATAB1.r BOATS ?'l?S Coll•Q< A.., 8 1 ra,ta Mr-.. ~Ill '1•7& Conn 0 M'l•ll)n 117'7 Chf>•w~ld ()f "'~ Li!IQUl'la N Quf'I (al1tnrn1o)4'1,.,, ""~ ~J\11'\e\\ connuc t,.a rw '" ,,, 01v10u•I OonnO Morll)n Thi\ \l•to111m_.nt W@'\ f l'"(f Wltr't tt'w- Couflty c1,.,, of Ot•nQt: C"'tnlY on O.,c~m~r I t91~ 1'•1'60 .. bll\hPd Orannt Ct>Alt O~ily PlllJt o.<:rmlljor 9 I~ 13 )() "'• \11'1 /~ PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS llUSIH£SS NAME STATt:MENT The tonow1no «>"'~" ... ~""'> DU\I ""'" ... LYTTON RrAt fy U•& CDnw-y Avtt C<>\IO M•\ll '" 9lb7A flol>e•I Lvlton Crow 11~ Conw•v A.,.. C~t• M-.~ C• •n7' Thi" bu\lf\flon I\ coriduct,.d bV 111n '"' dMOUAI Robert l CMw tt...ro,.ot \&"t"A"" '"' tnr"' 0Ah0()rrrmt)''11 1'tM Wtl,.ltAM E SI JOHN <.ountyCl1 ,k ltALPH M MVE qS J R Uw Corpor1tlon .,0 Nowoort C.ot•r O• t tH .. twpar1 loch C•lllorn••0"'-0 P\;Dll\hl't(f 0'""<1 t IJ t I (J Ult' r Int O.umo., 1) 7' JO •• ,, n1. ,. P UBLIC NOTICE FtCT~TIOUS BUSI NUS .. A~E STATEMENT fh~ h'tllt>'flll'H'\il Ot '"''1" 1 I 11 J Ov\1 N \ I\\ l .. N(.0 ti)> Avl"nHJ I VQl•J" •.Jn Cl,.m• nt,. r A "'"n flov(l11'' t •w1' P t)uH tn Av. nu11 ()ott)(f'\ !>-\nt lt'nH rifr Cf\1))1 I) ll't' Oil\•r\~\ 1 C'lndwt trn h'I .ftn tn 01v1duttl f>n H)iA\ t Rno\,. Tht\ ''"'~•n•nt """' t tf with thl' (f\11ntv (Ir'" Of Ottti''I' '04mt; on [)o '"m~<" ttl~ F .. l ll P lhll\httd Or..,nQ+" (n,1 t 0dd'I' 1111,,1 °"' • '' " 111 '"' ,l'Jll lb PUHi.iC NOTICF. Thh t tAffl''"'1"1 w" Utf'tt with t~ -------Counl¥ Cl•rk ot O•AnQt Cownly"" N... FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS tmbfrlO ,.,. NAMESTATEMENT ~•'"' Tnf'tnllow•nqor,wn1 do1nqt'loi1i. "'°"' Pvl>ll•lltd Or•n9" Cn•<I OAlty P"Ol I\ Oo<~mbt•1 • I& 1J "I& 501' I& M K INVESTM(NTS 1?11 I( 011 PUBLIC NOTICE Pnn1 Ori..;,. 1rvm" CA if? II\ Oort /llf)hA M l')"'"" tl~' W N•IQ~llOt\ llMl\IOlrm (II 91!!01 f ht\ ™'''"""'' t\. cnn_,,H,"d by"'"' tn !llYlcluot ~1~l M 6nv•f"'I TtH\ \tAtt'm,.nt W1'\ 1 h ,1 w IP'I lht C&u,,ty c '""' ot OrA"0" <.-,.,r\1., "'' [>oo.t~"'""'' 10 1•h F .. ,_, Pvl>lt\""ll 01 •n<I<' l'.M\I fl• ty Point Oltc •• n ,., 1•1uno J•n • ,.,, )ti' ,. AJ.f DAILY PILOT Thursday December 23. 1976 5 Services: 5:00, 1:30, 8:00, 9:30 111:00 pm Capture the anticipation, wonder and joy of Christmas at America's largest and most beautiful Christmas Eve Candlelight Services. Dr. Robert Schuller will deliver his special Christmas message, "The Promise of Christmas-Hope" at all five services. it Chapman and Lewis Street near the junction of the Santa Ana, Garden Grove and Orange Freeways. Televised HTllA Channel 5 llpm r .. ____ ..._, _ _.....,. ___ ..., ____ ,,.. .... ~,......,------ New Shape for Tradition By JUDITH OL.SON Of I ... D41llY l'Ool 51•11 The Christmas tree in the church sanctuary was decorated with white and go1d shapes, all different and intriguing. Some were spa rk1ing and some were almost pure while. The children in the cherub choir knew lbe tree was different than theirs al home, but some weren 'l quite sure why. .. It's bigger and it has crosses. We don't have any at home, .. said Susan Ross. "It's a Christmas tree about God," suggested Holly Barcus. "It's about love," added Mana Leltin. "It's about J esus!" asserted Stephanie Ann Warner The children at Grace Lutheran Church, Huntington Beach, were all correct. The tree was decorated with Chnsmons, or monograms of Christ, a tradition which began in a Lutheran church in Danville, Va. in 1957. . The first Chrismons, or religious decorations, were made by Mrs. Harry Spencer, a member of Ascension Lutheran Church in Danville, and the tradition has caught on in churches of variou:. denominations throughout the world. Mrs. Spencer thought of the idea of using ornaments with ear ly Christian symbolism while wondering how Mary might have decorated a birthday cake for her son Jeaus. She made a series of designs using white Styrofoam, gold beads, foil and white pearls. which have become the models for Chrismons the world over. The bas ic symbols are the circle, symbolizing eternity, the triruty, illustr ating the Triune Cod . lht> crown, n•11rci.en~ing kingship, and the fish, an early Christian l>1gn. Other:i are the rose. daisy, star. st>rpent on lhe crosi. a nd u variety of crosses. Chrism ons usuall y are made by women's groups tn workshops throughout the year. Churches oft en invi te the public to view their trees, which are 11lum1nated with tiny white li ghts Ascension Lutheran. the first church to have a Chni.mon tree, usually makes the display of the tree a festive ocl"a~ion with church m embers on hand to explain the symbolism Ascension now has the copyright and ~ells s mall bookleb with the directions and history. More than 100 m embers of the church are mvolved 1n the Chrismon project and many work al II year round Chrismons have been used m candlelight carol St>rv1ces for US servicem en abroad and President and Mri. E1senho\\er re ce1ved a set while they were in the White House When Prei.adent Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard worshipped together in a Texas Lutheran church. they viewed a t ree decorated with Chrismons. The ornaments also have inspired many d1scuss1on~ of church symboli::.m and have given families new trad1t1oni. to share an the holiday i.eason. They are a reminder of church history. too, since the symbob are the same ones designed, carved or drawn by e arly Chni.llans They have been found. accordin~ to a Crace Lutheran spokes man. on old jewelry and utensils and an catacombs The cherub choir at Grace Lutheran Church, Huntington Beach loves to sing in front of the Chrismon tree (left). Above, a crown glitters in the greenery. Camp: Grounds For Assistance All that mnrnini: 1li \t'ar old JefC Andcr•>fin of ('o:.ta Mesa wa:. fill t'd "1th ..in'<1C't~ as he coi..nted off thr l <'n't' hour' beforl' O<' 1 n J! " hf't• I t>d to t hl· Opt'ratanJ( tahk To look 1nt11 th1 ., hm ., bnJ(ht. enthus1,1'11< ,., t'" one would never J(1w-.-. thJt Jf•ff has b<"en conf1net1 to ,1 "hN·lchair hy cer<"hral pal:-" Mnr<' inrancv Th<" cla) \\ :l'i D<"C' 2. 1976 Doctors al Ch 1 l<I r<'n ·, llo1-op1tal of Orang<' Count} wt•rt• about to perrorm ... urgcry that m q.:ht enable Je rr to stand h) h1m sf•lr and possihly CV<'n walk But J <'rf's anx1l'ty wasn't caused as mut•h by rear of scalpels as •l was th at he mif(ht have to miss a n impatiently awaited <"Vent a three-day campinf! t rap with ::i hus load c)f other disabled youngsters in rugged mountain countr~ IT IS OCCASIONAi, activaties like this that he lp Jeff feel a s though life IS worth t.'OJOYIOg, even from a wheelchair However, there was a lime · when life offered him little to enjoy. H<' was placed in a con· valescent home whe re he withdrew into an isolated social s hell and became a dtsciphne problem. Distressed , his mother, Betty Anderson, ordered him re· leased. She later enrolled him : ~a;h~~r wt~~ ~c~~~11i1:;t~o~r~r physica11y and mentally han· dicapped. Through tht> pro$(r Jm J<"rr eventual!) learned how to cope with his res triction and how to socially interact with othe rs. Ills mother was learning. loo Through counsC'hng ..,es1-oions shr "as able to rid herself or ~Ulll reehngs. Tod av. Jeff still can't stan<l hy h1m.st>lf . yet. his family and friC'nds think h e has gained somethm~ far more valuable emot1onally THE PROG RAM IS called Arampar <Spanis h for "to camp"). lls purpose is to s how handicapped younsters that the loss of limbs, sight, hearing or mental capacity are no reasons why they still can't have run in life. Acampar offers a vanety of outdoor adventures. There are a fter·sc h ool sessions. da y camps and s pecial weekend cam ps which include swim- ming. backpacking. fishing and nature studies Headed by Patnck Hamman, ZT. of Redonao Beach, the pro- gram has been responsible for g iving n e w direc tion and spiritual insight to more than 200 handicapped children since its inception in late 1973. Still. that figure is, according to Hammah. small compared with the s t ate 's t!S tim a ted population or 200,000 disabled youths. IDS GOAL, Hamman says , ls 'Those guys make you feel like you I I I can do anything. ' I .. to rea<."h every one of those youngs ters with his message of "new hfe, right now." "The handicapped kids we get here learn that lhev have something more to look ·forward to than just s itting a round marking time. 1 mean, what's wrong with giving kids like these a chance to get outside and do fun things like ever· ybody else?" Hamman uys the fun begins for his special children with a sort of s piritual reawakening. He says this is achieved by get· Ung each c hild to grasp the fun· damental concepts of life. "When they first arrive, most are mad at God for their condi· Uons. Once t hey see that God isn't punishing them or their parents, they can begin to ac· cept themselves and start en· joytna life. .. Eventually they realize that the time for fun 1s right now " ALTHOUGH CHRISTIANITY is part of Acampar, religion is never fo rced on any or the children. Many of those enrolled pay a · token fee. other s pay nothing. The organization has existed almost exclus ively on donations from private individuals and or. ganizations . Hamman says he has tried to maintain a low profile by doing little advertising and d.Jrect· mail sollcili"g in order to pre· vent the program from being swamped by new applicants. "The parents, eager to see the program ex:,>anded, have been doing advertising for us by word-of-mouth.·· The result has been a rise in the number o f appllcant s Gold beads trim a white fish , secret sign of the early Christian and one of many possible Chrismon shapes. BEA ANDERSON. Editor Thursday OecembPr 21 1976 l l Eager, yet apprehensive about exploring the great ~ outdoors is this '8"..A' first-time ,.. -~ camper. New ~ experience is made possible 111 by Acampar, based in Hermosa Beach. Director is Pat Hammon (below). despite llamma n 's effort s to discourage this from happening m s SOLl 'TION to this pro blem as to "go totally puhhc It's a gamble. but 1 think that letting the com mun1ty know that this program eXJsts 1s im portant. "Acampar already has been en dorsed by the Orange County chapters o f United Cerebral Palsy and March of Dimes. "Our biggest endorsers, of course. are the kids." Apparently Hamman is right Shortly before his operation. J eff Anderson recalled a happier time spent with Hamman dur. ing a weekend campout "Pat tells you about lhe trees and the flowers . "Those guys <the naff) make you f eel like you can do anything ." • I -82 DAILY PILOT Thursd.lf Decemoer 23 l9io . -~~~safety 'Unleashed' by Mother • DEAR ANN: Last weekend \\clook our ram1· ly fo King's Island I Wi.C> conrl•rned about our 3- f'ear·old because bhe's a very acl1\ e child and l feared she might f'Cl lost I stuck a l~ngth or heavy mdt ramt· con.I 1n my purse. When we arnv~. l lacl'<l tl lhrough the l>elt l0<>p5 on her jeans and tJed at \\llh a knot Tht< other end I looped around my wn~l Ne~IC!>S to '>ay \\e were never separated and l had a much better Umenol having lo worry about her bafety. Mgnt<d hcr~clf \l11otl lncl1J.!o t~wt th• hl.'aut1fol married man 1.1.h•• plJ\1•11111 , lttth loH· J.!Jllll \\ ht-n th<'y "'('rt• "tut·k 111 tl11· t·ll•\ ,1t11r tugethl'r d!dn t do 1t b<•1. ... u-.l h1• thought SI 11-: 1.1. "'" "allra1.· live. youthful look1n~ and Sl'X} Ile did 1t bt•t'JU'\l" hl· thou.:ht llE wa~ nil those things, and l>hr h1•lpt'<.I tum prOVl' ll by falling like u ton of curdwoud Tl'll hrrif !-.H E-; hlid l>een hib wire. .. md another woman got :-.tutk 111 an l'levalor with him. he would ha\'t• pl:.tyl'<inH· game w ith HEH Juan and you sound Uke )OU have tbe warmth of a barracuda. 1'1y guesi. il> )OU two del>erve ucb other. DEAR MISS LANDERS I'd appreciate 1t 1f you would tell me the names or the st ates where :.1lkone shots to enlarge a woman 'b breasts are legal. Also w ill you please give me the name of a doctor who gives these s hots? T hanks a lot FLAT FAYE DEAR FLAT: There Is NO state In which silicone shots are legal for breabt t>nJargement. This Is a dangerous procedure which can caube serious trouble. Silicone IMPLANTS, however, Whal surpri~ed ml·\\ J'> lht· rt'spoobeor the on· lookers. All day long ll(!Oplt· kepl making com- ments. One woman bU1d, "Maybe bhc thinks thL' Jillie girl is a dog.'· l '11 bet the t•kvatur Homeo's wife ha!> w <1tchcd h1m l>hOwt•r worn1.•11 IA-tlh Jtl1.·nt11111 Pvt•r binl'e they rclurnt•d from th1·1r honl'vmoon But !>he hu!> no fear or 10 ... 1ng him be1.-:rn~1..· s he know~ he would never do anything tli.1t might uµ!>N I llS life. · are legal ln every state. • Don't people real!le what could happen to a jost child? During the day, I ~aw !>ever al children , .being spanked and M~olded fr>r w<mdering off No one pointed and commented cm TllAT. I hopr you ' will agree with mt>, Ann Please comment - 'PLAYING IT SA FE IN INOIANAPOLIS DEAR SAFE: I do. As for the onlookers. why concern yourself with tht>m? You did what was best for your child and that's what counts. DEAR ANN. Tell the GO-year-old widow who .. ~t • ... :. , .... , ·~. : ... . ·r .. . I ~·,• ~·· ~ ~ ~ vprise ~ ' ~~$ewn Up I Mr. "M" F1n.t' dcx:~n 'tcarewhathcdoesto the women who i.:11 gJg.1 over him I low comt· I '111 "II smart., I JU!.l h.•fllJt'n to ht· anothrr gal who lb married lo a lw.iut1ful man, !Jut I couldn't care less \\hat h1.· d"l''> 111 I'll'\ .1tor~ or t:ll>ewhere. He's a lovely m1•,il t1ekl'l an<l I'm t1n>d or working -~1 HS. X DEAR X.: Snrn1• marriage )ou've got there, lady. Mr. ".'1e I 1r,t" must be an incurable Don ·Somethini! !-.Pl't't<.d •for the teaC'hcr. 1..»:- :pc ct int! h 1..• r I 1 r s t ehild, wus st1t(·hed up Qfl the !-ily by 10 of he'.· ~l udc·n l!-i <.it AtL.1111" ~chool . and pn•st•nt · <_'<I l.l!-i a '\lll'J)l'l..,l' JllS. ~)l'f(J rt• l h (' h ()la cl <.I\' ~;.1<:ation '.\Ir~ Ani' f;hu('k da!{pfuy-. .in 111· f<tnl quill, neatly <·m· J,rnicll•rc.·d \\1th tht ~tucknb · ~1gnatun·!-i. The• pr<>Jt•t·t \\ "" th1 jdeu of .lennlft•r '.\l <Hf· (lox's mother. :\tr-.. J,>onalcl M addm. .. : : : •. . . . ·t) •. ' I • ... .. ••• '1. . ... • .... . .. . . . . , . . . .. . ::~~:;; ~\~.,·: ,. , ......... ,, ~. ' ..... t,... ... ". . . . . . .. ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ............ . . . . .......... \ • . ) ( , • •It If I If Sorry, I never recommend doctors. Call your County Medical Society and ask for the names of two or three plastic surgeons. Theo take your pick. Discover how lo be date bait Without railin g hook. line and sinker. Ann Landers 's booklet. "Dating Do's and Oon'ts," will help you be r.lore poised and sure of yourself on date!>. Send 50 cents in coin along with a long, stamped, self addressed envelope with your request to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120 . AT WIT'S END Capricorn: Prestige Rises f"RIDA \' OECt:'1Rt-:R 2t 8} SYl>.'f:' 0'1 \RR A f\ I F. ~ I ~1 ,, I I to .! l i\µnl 1!:1> 1'.111111\ gl't tugl•tn('r 1nd1l'.tll·d rt''\P00'>1h1l1t11•.., t·orn1· honll' t•1 roo-.1 ~1 11111•\ qut><;l1on-.. hudg1·t "'" with ad m 11 .1I1on fnr g If ts. IH um I-. t'" II t' <hplomat11· TA l ' R t · S c \ pr ii :!O \fa\ 20, 1'1 n·1 1vt• c;ton. !Jch1nd th1· -.tory Lh•k lte)onfl ..,up1•d1C'1al 1n rhcat111n' Onl· rloc;(' to \OU ('ClllflCk... and th•· mood rJnj!t•-. from •wet to 1m1.1I Kl'} 1.., to lw nhJ«" t I\" "h1lc• C'ont1num~ 111 h1..· ... ympathl'llC' ca:MJSI I 'ti.I\ 21 Jum· :!\)) Hl'un111n 1·1»ult1 he 011 .1j!!'n<l.1 dt'\I tlll't'" .ti 1· t 111-.1«1 1-.t·\ 1-. ur~.•"1/,1 llOIJ j.!\'lltr1i,: µ1 tllrtltt• ... Ill 11nh ·1 (lp1·11 l1r11·-. or c·um lllUllll'.tl ton lk opt 'II I II >.ptritual tn>.1).!ht:- < \~Ct:H t .lunl' :!1 .luh :!2 1 <>nt• tin'(' lo \nu tlt'l.'ds undt•rstand tnf', r,,;:i,,c,urJnl't·:-ron· l'l'rrllnJ! finann ·s. rears, 1ndt•htl'dnl'~" Hl':.t«h be'} ond apparf'nl Ii m1ta tum Mort• pt•rsonc; arc "on your side · than you might 1magml' LEO C.July 23 .\ug 22> Gt>t to ht•arl or m alters exprl'S'> frt•lmgc:; lo onl' close to ) nu Al·C'cnl on romm1tmc·nt . 1oop1•rat1ve t•ffnrt-.. partnn.,h1p m.1rnag1• 'l ou h,1\1' nc•\\s lo 1m p.irl \ lltGO c /\Uf.! 2:1 S<•pl -~' h1l111w through on ft'l'ltng-.. hun1·h you'rt• tll'mg pulled 1n twnchn•c 11on" K t.•y 1 s lo go with om• \\ho l <lUght you in pa:-.t l.JBRA (S<>pl. 23-0C'l. 221 Childrt•n and dis C'tphnt> may :-<.'<'m incom pall bit• on I his n 1ght Uut \OU will ha\ c to dr:iw in ~ t• 1 n s , t 11 " t r 1 v t.• for b:ilancf' bet\.\ecn ('mo lion and logic S('OR PIO <Ort 23· Nov 211 i\llt•nt1on to dl' 1.11ls more important than u ..,ual Blot.•ks. ob ... tacl<'' arl' tt.•<;tc;, challcng1·s .ind can pro- \{' of ult1m,1tt• hl'nd1t You confront major is· ~Ut'S SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-lJcc 21 l · Movement, messages. calls dialogue with rclativ('s --these arc highlighted . Young, vigoro u s individual could choose this time for "religious d ebate." CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-J an. 19>: What seems a loss will "come back." You locate what had been missing you re· gam good graces or loved one. Your prestige again nses in eyes of child. AQUARIUS (Ja n . 20-Feb. 18)· Accept ad ded ass ign m e nt, n'spons1b1hty. There is something more to do ... and until you do it ... enjoyment or holl· day will be interrupted. Older individua l almost kept "out or sight. .. PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20): Whal had been hidden will be re· vealed. You gain access lo information which en· courages opti mism. Gracious act by relative makes you reel wanted. warm. If December Z4lh ls your birthday you have unusual voice, a "sweet tooth, .. a minor weight problem -you are fond of art objects and you sense what is valuable as opposed to superficial. W"-T-We .. t .._. .... 1'22 H~ lhd. Co.ta M•-541 .. 26' REWARD tn '" •n•MtH to t••' ti\• en.clJ•• ,.. .. of '"'• .O••,,.l•h't "'•di• .... .,. Off_..l'IQ • on• •••• o'4 Sh'O'N FulUfl tOf 12H or '"'• Hew f:•~•• few-D9t LiMfl on• Ho .,,•l•n Phone: 546-6740 Spec1a/1Z1ng m Nail Care J.ll•ll• Mar9le11 Me"'-d Sclllplw9d Hall• • H~ct., Gift Certlflcaht • Ma11lurea l11cl•d• Hall Art. :;, DIRTY 9 HARRY THE ENFORCER IS HERE TODAY AT A THEATER NEAR YOU ------Pre-Holiday . ~ I ... I ~ .. ' .. • J ..... :--..- .. . . . ' .. TALBOTT tm only nzck'W'ear~ carry the most compleJ..q, se.1ection of neckwear availabl<Z anywhere. a11 TALBOTT ti e,s are, handse.wn. come 3e.e. whywe. say, "simply the, VJOr1d,s fine.st tie. II .J~(>• ·~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 SALE V30FF "In time for Christmas and New Years" HOLIDAY SEPARATES and LONGS an from our r9C)Ulor stock Velvet Blazers and Pants Satin Separates • Lurex Tops Metallic Knit Longs Metallic Knit Pant Sets WESTCLIFf PLAZA OHL Y 17tft & Irvin•, H•wport leach OP1M THUISOAT 'TU. t ft.M. BOOMER by Wm. F. 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TIME.! THE'f CAN AFFORD 1 RICH LAWYERS! by Tom K. Ryan by Mell Thursday Ol!Cembe< 23 1976 S O H A Nc::> M E: A P IPe: w ReNCH ANc::> we: L.L. 1"AK E: CA.R E or= 1"H A,-, -roo .' or/, COMFE IN' DoCTOf<' .. WHAl Do You SUGGEST FORA MAN WHO HAS £VERYTHIN0? '"~: ..... ~ ;~ .. I . r ~ l.f.... . . -}'"~ ,_(~ DAIL V PILOT IJ by Georqe Lemont by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson THE GIRLS "But. l·rcJ, you're not ~uppo,ed to CnJ<lY ( hmlma,-you'rc )U\l suppo,ctl lo get ii over w11 h " DENNIS THE MENACE ''YEP.JoEY ... Wf.'RE RfAf1f 'MaJEVER /IE IS!• DAILY PILOT Tllursday Ducember 23 1'176 WAIT .'.' THE- · CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY BAMBOO BI RD CAGES Great for bamboo birds? 2 Story 3 Story 4 Story 4'7 6'7 8'7 /, -ISSTDN° ,_ DISSTON CHALLENGER II ' ~~e 1 ~!!!w <not really. 1 97 "' the better ones cost a lot more) r '· HOME CRAFT RIVET GUNS Pop. and you've got it riveted. Leather, metal, plastic. cloth. #385 #386 Home Owner Profeuional 397 797 JACK RABBIT PUMP KIT Pump up your deflated rabbit (for liquids) 997 DREMEI! ENGRAVING TOOL 997 MOTO-TOOL KIT 29!~1 33 ~~1 MOTO-TOOL KIT 39~!1 MOTO-TOOL 17~~s S•K'Tools SOCKET SET 11 standard sockets. ratchet. 3 acceaaorlea. 1/4" drive. 11 ~~15 SOCKET SET 8 standard 90eJteu. 1 apcrrk plug socket ..nth lnaen. re•. ratchet. and extension. ~" drive. 12~?12 SOCKET SET 21 pc. Ht. 9 1K>Cketa. 7 ;:> dffp sodreta. ratchet. • 4 aceeHorlff. '14" drive. 16~?21 SOCKET SET 21 pc. Ht. 9 aocketa. 8 dMp aoc:kets. ratchet, 3 acc:easoriea. ~ dri••· .<~l r) 1997 <r, :;-. t I If 4521 ~ 'it L{ . ~-, f JetVcac V\...'-...--::;,..-1 • by SHELTON ·-1 ·" i.::-2..) ~.' ( ~ 1-: ~.: . ''i-._j ~'' '~-:~; ~ • •&,' •RPlMO 4900 COORS SLEEPING BAG 1700 TURNER PROPANE TORCH With Tank A lot of things you can fix around the house with this. Light and portable. 4 97 LPSSSS •TURNER PROPANE TORCH KI T 7 piece set with steel case. Got pencil tip burner, spreader tip, spark lighter, soldering tip, brush. and the label. 8 ~ ~, CL~fil~J~ . 1 TORCH KIT t . 2300 5000 degree braze weld outfit. solid tanks a re light enough to carry anywhere. PNC 2-IN-l ELECTRIC WELDER· 3900 Welds heavy or lite --.., metal. brazes. bends. solders. plug in and go. REMINGTON MIGHTY- MITE BANTAM Woodsman. spare that tree! (Ooops. there goes the fann.) CHAINSAWS Goa Powered. 7900 Au10.01ler •.• 8900 Deluxe... . • 9900 ~®DeWa~ ___.. • 8" COMPACT RADIAL SAW With Leg Stand 2 HP. cuts a tull 2 inches deep. 10 Amps. rips. crosscuts. mitre&. 10" DELUXE POWER SHOP With Leg Stand Comea with the leg stand, 2 HP. auto. brake. lower blade guard. key lock. roller bearing arm. 219~~43 With Leg Stand Best 21/4 HP. professional duty, 2 piece backboard. 299~~3 12" POWER SHOP With Cabinet 12" Blade, 4 inch cut. 2V. HP. 349~80 WAJT,1.' I ~TCtiE.~ Black & Decker. WORM GEAR SAW Heavy duty. 71/• inch. for continu.oua service to the profeuional. 99 ~~1 %"HOLGUN Can drill in atainleu steel. glazed ceramics. and even curved surfaces, ball bearing. 77~~80 112" COMMERCIAL DRILL Load it up. it can take U. reversing drill with continuou. service rating. 107~~11 CUT SAW Heavy duty 2 speed reciprocating saw includes case and 9 bl ad ea. 77~e03 BELT SANDER Engineered for no tilt. rock. or gouging. aide or open area sanding. 227~~27 ROUTER Continuous production use, 1/4 and ~ .. bit capacity. 11/2 HP Motor. 89~~10 GAS GENERATOR Briggs and Stratton. 4 cycle. 2500 Watt. 120 volt AC. 447~~25 CORDLESS DRILLS Work non-s lop with extra energy packs or recharge in one hour. 1;... Ve" 7900 9700 DRYWALL GUN Sela screws perfectly. hos hex for No. 2 Phillipa screw. 77~~3S DRILLS Double insulated single speed. V." ¥ ... 997 997 I •1m #7t99 Adju stable depth and bevel, blade included. burnout protected motor. 14!!99 JIGSAW Double lnaulated. easy to handle curves as well as straight c:uts. 11!~ WORKMATE A toldawaywork center. viae, and aawborse all in one. l HI· I ( 10 ..\ ~\F ~ /\f ,, -J. j ca~ -\ .~ ·v 11 • ll' Rockwell CIRCULAR SAWS You want a ball bearing saw? Just happen to have a few in stock. 19~~11 VARIABLE ']J> ~!~e:~s?.~!::! very fast nwnber in a second. ~ .. 1997 :y," Reveraing 24 97. Yz" Reversing 2997 VARIABLE SPEED JIGSAW 0 lo 3300 RPM. (strokes p er minute, bu t who counts). 24~?20 ROUTER 28.000 RPM for smooth routing. 39~?20 BENCH GRINDER 10" CONTRACTO TABLE SAW 40x27 table with extension. 24" rip , capacity. ball bearing. .\' self-aligning rip fence. J LESS MOTOR. 289~~-348 DRILL PRESS Swivel Head. max ram tr1 choice of spindle speeds, Losa Motor. 129~~-070 RADIAL DRILL PRESS Drills lo center of 32" cir 360° swivel head. 90 deg right and left tilt. Leaa J110t 149~~~2 BAND SAW Cuts ,ttock up to 6'1•" thJc Sliding safety blade gua:r ball boaring. Leaa motor. I 49~~-120 l WOOD LATHE Handles up to 36" len~ Hr turning capactfy. LeH motoJ'. . • ··-·· ------·-... ---__ _.,.. .... ._... _____ . ....,__.,.~ ........ -.... .-. - 88 -LB. SECURITY POT BELLY STOVE Looks nice and it really works (or put a plant in it and forget the stack). 26" 32" 1497 1997 EVEREADY FLUORESCENT LANTERN Use with or without battery. only out in the deaert do bring the battery. With Battery. 33~eows Jlverson BICYCLES DELUXE MOTOCROSS 69~~60 HEAVY DUTY ~~~; ~~.MOTOCROSS WITH SHOCK 87~~62 24" BOY'S OR GIRL'S 10 SPEED BIKE 77~e689 GIRL'S DELUXE 57~~1 27" OLYMPIC MEN'S & WOMEN'S I O-SPEED 99~~689 26" MEN'S OR WOMEN'S 10 SPEED BIKE •••• Chrlatmaa Wrapping for lt•m• over sro.oo THE SHOWER ffiftSSftGE .c byW:lterPrk Wall 1497 Mount SM-2 Hand 2497 Held SM-3 Thi• can be bette~ than a martini after a ha.rd day. MECHANIC'S CREEPER SlidH right under the car. juat don't open your mouth when you change oil. 907 AUTO RAMPS Nothing to a H emble. holds vehicles up to 8.000 lbs. 13~R~ QUARTZ HALOGEN SPOTLIGHT This trouble light doesn't neceHarily have to be used to make trouble. 9!! DELUXE AUTO · VACUUM CLEANER t~ Makes car-cleaning ~~ -... < ~ easy as pie and runs ~ off dashboard lighter. 11 !~9 HA WK DIAGNOSTIC TUNE-UP ANALYZER Sots cam dwell angie. adjusts carb. for efficient idling. 14!~ JACK STANDS C heap at twice the price 11 you really need one. (What?) 1 ~~ 7700 . ';;f'~ •9686-7 '~ ~-- ALL CHRISTMAS WRAP ~ American mado. all assembled and ready ~· to ride. The great name In bikes. • BASKETBALL BACKBOARD HOOP&NET Ex•rclH. w• all n•ed it. Put this up and fight fat. (Or eat more. and en)oy the aurrender). OFF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS No.JO 777 No.110 9•• No.240 1399 A "muat" for every. home. auto. boat. UL rated. (tj§~ll #I G ARAGE DOOR OPENERS #200 9700 #404 12700 #450 14700 New Cryptar code locks out all the bad guys. Automatic light. Dell•ery and Installation. 49.00 \.110'uW1 EDGERS Why doH everything have to be "King" of something. Still good quality. 89!! 99!~ ~~ lt!-1 09!! l FRONT 'l /~ THROW MOWERS 189~~0&8 209~~0688 These front throw mowers have 4 cycle engines. do first-rate job. SIZZLER BARBECUE Big flat surface for turning out juicy steaks. hamburgers. hot dogs. 1900 SWINGER II BARBECUE One of the things that make California living great. 2900 SWINGER I BARBECUE Bigger cooking area than Swinger U but same quality. 3900 STRUCTD PORTABLE BARBECUES GAS OR EIJ:CTRJC Inatant heat and fully portable ao you move around where you want lt. 39!~so~1eo RECTANGULAR GAS BARBECUE This bullt·in barbecue makH a welcome addition lo pool or patio. 89~!5 RECTANGULAR GAS MOBILE BARBECUE Rectangular wlth a mobile baae, usH e ither natur<1l or bottled gaa. 99~ wtth large tank I 1 20.00 • ~·r December 23. 107~ DAIL y PILOT • ·=:•·'''¢" ROTA-SHEAR (NYLON LINE) 1997 8/tNJlr a O.ckar. NYLONUNE GRASS TRIMME: lJttle nylon string real chewa up weeda, won' bwt you. 24!~ (NYLON LINE) Looks like it should ru by itHlf while you get sack time in. 4997 I DIS STD N e HEAVY DUTY CORDLESS HEDGE TRIMMEF 2797 - •CEHT·U: 11' Rockwell HEDGE TRIMMER 16" 1997 •7011 Two aizes to make the ole hedge disappear right before your eyes. 18" 24!~21 fl' Rockwell EDGER 8c TRIMMER GueH this la what It takes for all those well· kept lawna I aee. 29!~ 11' Rockwell DELUXE EDGER AND TRIMMER Another ten bucks and you can go deluxe. 39!~30 STANDARD •EGS7 Handy gadget and no cords tailing you all over the yard. either. HEAVY DUTY •EGS.IA 11 97 1697 S U NBEAM ~\ ·~, ELECTRIC MOWE~S !I And you thought they only 1 made the Mlxmaster, bah. ~::--\ \:~~-20~~iLE 5 7~ ~w:..,,..~ 19"TW1H 6700 ~'\-II/ BLADE v&-JIT GAS ROTARY MOWERS TbJa one baa a high wind tunn el to keep the graH goln g into an optional bag. VG-19 9900 · VG-215 12900 POR HIAYIN'I SAKI HAYIA MIRRY. CH RI IT MAI DAILYPILOl Seville's Competition Lincoln's new Versailles 1s the Ford ;vtotor Company's approach to the luxur) c<tr market. It has a Grcnada-'.\Jonafth pro- AP Wlnl)hott fill· an The na· uon's retailers are counting on this big final week. ~1th two ex· tra sh opping days, to push Christmas sales above lhc heavy volume of 1975. ··searing in mind that l ast Chri stmas was by far the strongest we h ave ever h ad. we're quite pleased with the season thus far." Tom Langen feld, manager or <'Orporate rc la· tions for Dayton-Hudson Corp., said "WE MAY BE A UTILE op- timistic and a lot depends Ol'I the current week. but we're hoping for 10 percent ca.in over l ast year," he said Wednesday L~t year. r etail sales nationwide 1n December totaled $!60.7 btlhon Sales at the Minneapolis-based Dayton-Hudson s 410 dcpartm<'nt and specialty stores around the country in December 1975 rose 21 percent over the recession- plagued 1974 monlh, beating the national average gain of about l6 percent. F. W . Woolworth Company Chairman Lester A. Burcham predicted that December sales will be up more than 8 percent from a year ago. At JC Penney Company. Inc., the third largest retailer in th e country, a spokeswoman said sales were "up to expect ations." BUT SHE SAID results will have lo be considered in light of t.he company's zo percent sales growth in the fourth quarter of 1975 o~er the previous year believe having the stores open Thursday and 1-'rtday becau~c Christmas r ails on Saturday could add 2 to 6 percent lo tht' final Chrlstm as cash register tally. Last year, Christmas fell on Thursday. INDUSTRY OBSERVERS say the two extra shopping days pro bably won't make up the dif- ference between a good and a great holiday shopping season. Still. a number of polls and statistics seem to indicate th<it consumer confidence is on th<· rise and people are spending m ore money. For example, the government says total retail sales rose 1 'T percent between October and November to total SSS 6 billion. Touri.sts 'Redi.scover' Mexico Some of the things consumers are spending money on, r etailers say, include small electric ap- pliances. sound movie cameras. color television sets, microwave ovens, Citizens Band radios, home furnishings, electronic video games and. in northern markets where winter set in six week s earlier than normal, sweaters. There also appears to be more demand for "big ticket" ap- pliances such as electric ranges and dishwashers. "I would say that when the final tally is m , it won't be all that bad," said Stephen Latz, a vice president and retailing specialist al the brokerage house MerrttJ Lynch, Pierce, Fenner&Smith Mortgage Rates Fall TUCSON. Artz. 11\Pi M ex- ican tourism busmcss has be~un improving after a low point dut• to political unrest. but sl11l 1s not at the normal holiday ll·vd . ..,a} tourism official s. FOR NOVEMBfrn. lhl· Mc:x· ican Tourism Offlt·c hen· rcp<irt cd a 25 pt>rccnt droµ 111 lttl' number of persons apµlyin~ for visas to visit M eXH'O. tourist has been mer1nvemenced or harasM.•d," s:rnJ one travel of- f1e1al. Jle noted lhat the unrest has involved almost no violence. November was tht• low po1nl. with visa ftJ?ures. holt•I bookings and airlines f hghl rescrvations improved for most of Dc<.'l•mlwr But with t he 1mprO\<Cmt-nt. of fic1als report. thei r business 'till 1s down from a year ago Although M exac-o ha ... hall political problems with agrarian tt'form and the pe!tO dt•valua- 1111ns. there as no reason for Americans to fear traveling .<;outh of the bordt'r, officials say KENNF.Tll MORONEY of Hughes A1rwest here said the a1rltnl'·s rPserval1ons to M exico arc down 30 percent thts month from lhl' number in .December 1975. "We have not l">Cen able to isolate even one instance where a Morom·~ also said that reports n•tt•tvt•tl through the airlin e show • .:in 80 per <'ent occupancy lev<'I expected at Mexican resort hotels for the holidays, compared ~•th 92 to 100 percent normaJly for lhe end of the year. Oil Price 'No Gift' BEIRUT. L ebanon C/\PJ C'ro"'n Pran<'e F;ihd or Saudi Arabia '>.lY~ has governm(•nt's refus;il to 1n<'rt'a!>c 011 prac<•s 15 percent was not a down payment to U.S f>rcs1denl·clecl Carter. SeH•r;.11 resort hotels along the gulf of California m northern M exico. usually booked lo <'apat•tty this taml' of year. re- porll•d <'anccllalions in large number.., until Jose L opez Portillo replaced Luis Echever- ria as .Mex1C·an President Dec. 1. ··our resol ution w as not taken to serve the mterest s of a certam nat101" or a certain president." F ahd said in an 10lcrv1ew published Wednesday by the He1rut newspaper Al Anwar "We are not cont·erned by inlerpretauons rendered to ou1• de c1s1on, be they poi,1t1 vc or nci.:ative. We took 1t in the spinl of responsibilit~ toward th(' n·st of the world " PllBLI(' NOTJCF FICTo TIOU\ 8US1Nf SS NAME STATEMENT PUBUC' NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 1h' l11tl11w1nfl o••rwn 1 do111q t'IU\1 ..... 1•(11+11'"\Aoto~unPQfth "'.~ (,l"')LO !'EV Rfl\I E~fA'E WtM01u-.•oY1.1h ll(1to!h.1,1.1n••~•• INTf qNArlUNAl Af'AI ES1Af£.: < .t (.1t1111n" "1'1tj!tlq A111U R11ol t'4E fWr)~tl JOI] Ht\rf')(ti &lvd i i\ld •11 t A 1t 1 ~nqmni.1!1•\ ,_,I I ·H·ll n.1 4°lut"I l Mi·~,, (A 11~JI; P .t>h f1Ct1t.t11n.,At1tr;~nof\ "'I:"•· M Mit n .... f f11tf'lr A,,.,,..,,.. ti 'wm ( lu \ ._.,,,u"· Mtll,. ''·0 C,•JON•h• At1• .,;er NlndCt NIWC>o>rl f1 .., t\ <A Y'JM) rn~.,..,M,.,,. 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Hu ~1ly ( '• I 0, I 'f• r ! 11 ,,,,, "'• •flu I Pl Bl.I< '\fffl('E " FICTITIOU\ I U\IN[\\ ,_AMC \TAT( M( N1 ti,\'-t 4..Nf f P 1P.J..J \.-,... r" t' ~·,."' Aft,,• . . . . .. ..... ,,., "' ... ~ M llf)l ... 1f"lif'\t\f"1" l\'l'J>.A ., . Pl'Bl.IC' '\OTICF. F•CT•T•ous eus1Nen ><AME STATEME"'T ,,.. .. 1"1 ,. I,.. If ",.. Q ... (_ 4 1 ', • .&•It HrltJrl•"I •I fhi\ Ou' 'lit\ 11-!{fl:IA M1tr'1"S t1 •• .,,.,,.I ff\1• t '!ll'tt'•nt WI rn j,,,,. ru, ~ ot '" 1• ; i ···"! '" • 111 '"" F1>41l60 ~fj\ ,,,., II I • ' ', t-ltfllf l,;e •t •;•I I •t 1:i ••• 1-- Pl HI I(' '\OTICt: ll'ICT•flOUS BU~oNE~S NAM[\T ATEMENT l f ,. •u~nr ' .411. f t·" 1111-i IW'>fl f In ,,. ,. l A f ... <"lt• "f UU l.\IOtl'W'" (..t ,..., .. ,. t)t'M'\11( ffltt bf f!t"t t1 I :11111 p111/1/1•111 / /11111111/1 /fl /'11/ /J111in Pat u:11/ c J1I 11·cl lcl/lt'. tJt lllllq //w 1111,11·1·n cmd action you ni ,.,, '" '"'' 1• 11wq111tws 11111111 c•rnmenl and bus1 '"'" \/111/ ''""r qu<·.,/11111 ., tu /'11/ Dwm Al Your .'icr rt 1· < lri11u1c· Cu<1'l l>111lr1 /11/ol. I'() lJor J.161J. ('11\/tl ,\/1'!>11 (',\ '1:!11',!/j /TH /111/1• I/fl/IT lf'11•/1Jr111W /•/,II Ji1 I / //t' I 11/1111111 1/f/Jll'fl/.\ tfcl/(1( l'fl t'/11 'lol111rl/1111.' flair Remoun-Challnaged L> El\ ll PAT· Whal do you know about the L>ep1l.1trnn " hair removal device? Jtsounds easier than ele<'trolys1s A II.. Newpor t Beach i\ temporary restraining order was issued re- cently in Orange County Supenor Court restraining tht' manufacture r s and promoters or the "Oepilatron" hatr removal oevlce from claiming that it can permant'ntly remove hair, according to the California l\tlomcy General's Office. The com- plaint alkgf':. that the machine does not work as dal m t'd bt>cause 1t OOf'S nothing more than pull hair out "ith a tweezer at a cost of $45 and more per hour. In addition to the alleited false represenla- tioos. the complaint charites thal the defendan ts en- tert'd m10 a conspiracy Lo fix tht' pnces charged for "Depila1ron " treatmPnls in violation of lbe state's anUtru\t law\. r~ OU •'W1'\ \ V\,, f,., ti.-ttl<\ •. .,.,.,-41 J• •A"'-,. ~" 1 • ·• ···"': , ......... Dttl' Brit·~• forTnwTa.r • O•' ar ""'"an I f9\,-'\fil'!l,.•~AI ""t'\ I• CC·l"''t' f ,,,. t Ot ,,_ ,,_ Uft111tnO.r I\ ,.,,, DEAR PAT I 'lnld my c-ar lo a pnvate party re· '•*11 ccnll)-und ne toto mt' that he had to present the bill J:WJJ1 P"-1"1•1-. ...... , O• tl\'}f"' ').\'fit,., I t I "u"' '""" o., •. ,. c.n•" o~"· J• , 1>-" .,, ·~·• w• •·· • " ,,, ot sale fur t•nmputal.lon of the use tax r equired by r •"'""'~ •• 1 111 '"" ' ''• OMV b l111s something ncw·1 Last tame I bought a ----~-----------1-~~~~~~~ SANTA SETTLES P l'BUC NOTICE ust'll r:ir frt•m a private pany, the use tax was based on the rst1m;it1•cJ market \-aluc ot the vehicle as l.1$('(1 tn rii.:urt• lhl.' ,111nual VClllCIC license ree. A bill ... HIAL TH DISf'UTI WITHRVH lyTHl'f G.UMT, l.""- Wt• IHI VC' it oli 1tno1I auth11r1tv 1h.11 lh1• ht'.11J 11r Snnta'-1 t'lf hr11:.11I<' h.ul pllmnc-11 to prut t''l lt11' yeur It <il'l'm' 1 h.11 "'•lh all thr <''\Ira tov m.1kin1? (offor1. I hat I?•)('' IO\tJ lh1• pre <.:hriHmn"' ru<1 h. manv or the l'lvt'~ havt• become ru n down , a n e m ic and ver> ~uscepllble to thoo;r north pe>lt' coul[h~ and cold., Dul Santa. UCtltU( wisely. hao; arran,1?1•<1 tor a J?ood stock or multiple v1lnmm produrt-. lo !>(> brought 1n and • ., in11istin g that all the elves lake the~c vitamin:; on a regular b11:11s. Looks I.Ike everylhinR will be rtlht on schedule aaain Uils Yt'ar. YOU OR YO UR DOCTOR CAN rllONF. US when you need a ~ivery. Wa will deUver l),romptly wlthnut extra dh•rge. A great many Re<>plt rely on ua ror lf\tlr he.Ith need8. We welcome reque1U for "41llvc ry service and ~ge 8CCOU.Q\.s, !P.ut UDO PNA•MACT I 111 ............ ' . ...... ... .. I;.....,.,. .... ':a. ... - -----------F~c.:~T~~~!:~!'::r of sate "as requ(•..,tcd. but it wal. not absolutely ,,.... 1n11·, .. w, u• "M • •I·""'' h••" necessary My purchase was a "cash oeal" paid ror "" ~· by che<'k , and I didn't have l o provide the canceled , ,tn ~\:,4,-v' '/~' ~';,1~~1""''"' /\vfll ''"Jn check • ""n,.tt. J,J,.yn.. A HP\nH \If))' Af'll!lll)WfO At1" • "')lfl'll t•"r II"'''"',,., "'"'" '"'' ,,..,,,~ ' "nnft1H '' •t b'tf H'I 1,, rJtv11'11t1 "•nnttt'I A1''""'t ,..,,, I .ti~""""' ""'"" ,,, 1 w I~ t~ C"'-'l't'v ,,,..,.., .,, Or•nor tnvf'\f ... '"' Nt\\' .. mtwr >• 1 '7• "''"° Publo"PtN1 Orjljl'\Q,. rn.4\f o..,.,.., ~tilt DH•.,.,bf'• 1 q IO 1l "I• \041 It PUBl.IC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU5 BUSI NESS NAM'£ STATEMENT Th" fhflow1nq Pf''"°" •\ OO•rtq '>41'1 ,,.\\.\ St.I( BOOIO'EEPIN(: 1114 P<tUl•r•noA•• C<nl• M•w CA"2&?& ~ur•n P•tr1r•• ~&ftf'\lt ,,IA Pau1•r1M • ..,,. CO\tt M"'"· r A"'~'" Thi\ bu\.tftl\S h col'Wtu<tl'd bv "" •" dt••du•• isu'"" Kohn• Tht\ ,,.'''""'"' "'"' fflttf! Wtl"i ,,. (OV1°'ty C••r• o• o.-~,,~ Ci:iutUy nn Nnv ) •ti• .... 'ti ll'uoll11Md Oren~ Cotti O•llV PHO! o.c t. •· 1•. n. 1t1• )(1)1 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE '1(TITIOUS IUSINl!S\ NAMl. ITATUUNT Tiit fotlOWl"O "'''"' I• OOlno ....... ... ,,..,, •Ollltf G Dt!MPSt!V a. A~ SOClllT&I, '041 NIQutl C1rci., Munl lftVIOrl .. .Cit, CA.,~ ......., 0 0.l'!P,_.T, *' Nlpl C:lrtlt, MIMll ... lon GMC.11, CA.,.,... Tiii• ""11,..U fl Ctf\MI~ ltv M tl'I dlvldU.111 R~Q O.m • .-v Tiii• .,.,~ftl .... Ill.ct "'"" ,,.. °"""' Cltttl ., Ott"9" c-t>ty en ,...,., ,., ,.,. ...,, .. P'\1111~ Or'l"lf9 t~t o.11, ....... o-t ' • it. n . "" T .S , Huntington Beach f.(fPcUv.-Nov. 15, 1976, lhe u~e lu collecled by lhe OMV Is based on lhe documented sales price, as are all other '!ales or use tax transactions in C'allfomia. DM V collects us.-tax as an agent for the State Board of Equalization, which has overall r~ponslblllly for slate sales and use lax collection. This change was prompted by a recent study of the me lax collection procedures done by the State Oepartmf'nl or Finance at the request of OMV and the Board of Equalbatloo. It indicated tbal ln· dJviduals frequently P81d a lesser tax when the tax was based on "eostJmated market value" than wouJd be due If the actual purchase price were used. A $20 mlllloo I~ was ~tlmated for 1175-76. The same p.rocedur-e now applies to mobile lteme aalf'S. Sludles sb'ow that market values for licensing are only about SO perttt1l of the actual pur-tlu1se prices paid by buyers. f nsurant>~ Pollcg tor Hn- DEAR PAT: I 've notJced that insurance com- panies are urginf( women to buy their 01"\ life ln· surance policies. When wfts the first policy sold to a woman? I'll bet lt w asn't that many years ago. 0 .8., Costa Mesa . It was 121 yeau •10, accordlntc to the Amertcan C.OW.cU of Life lnaUJ'ante. R~orda IDcllcate tbat a policy WH •old to Caroline ln&raham, 36, or llaclltcm, N.J. Tbe Nov. lt, 1850 policy re11tter, •hJcb tontalu t•e ~ntJ')' of MIA• fatrab•m'a poUcy, Usll ber occupation as "Woman." RUBIN SERNA OF Don Quizote Tour s International here said his business lo Mexico 1s down 20 per cent. GeorJ(e liall of George Hall Travel Agency said his Mexican bookings are "way down.·· The rebounding tounsm trade south or the border has left the late-starting American tourist with a "difficult but not imposs1· ble" situation, Serna said He sajd that in a normal year. anyone trying to make a hotel re- servation after Dec 1 would be out of luck through the first few weeks of the new year Now, he said, a f ew openings exist Hughes Airwest 's Moroney said that per sons trying to gel on the daily night to Mazatlan will not get a seat until Christmas Day. In the past, the flight has been booked solid for December and through as late as Jan. 8. FACTORY SHIPMENTS of electric ranges to distributors, for example, rose 25 percent in November over a year ago, ac· cording to the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers Some r etail industry observers Mesa Man Joins Bar in California Costa Mesan Paul Getchell was slated to be sworn in as a member of the Caltfom1a Bar m ceremonies in San Fran- cisco. A graduate of St. John the Bap· list School in Costa Mesa and Servile Higb School, Anaheim, Getchell attended UC Santa Barbara and H ast ings Law School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Getchell of Costa Mesa. a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Cr ocker Bank lowered its prime r esi dential mortgage rate Wednesday Crom 9 to a:v. percent. The rat<' applies to JO. year mortgages for owner- occJlp1 ed single-family dwelling where borrowers pay 11,z points plus $100. The l oans are made for up to IK> percent of appraised value. Loan s up t o $125,000 dropped from 914 to 9 per- cent, loans up to $.55,000 on 90 percent of appr aisl.d value dropped from 9 lo 8~ percent and loans for con- dominiums and up to four units with a $75.000 value dropped from 9"'2 lo 9 per: cent. ()ve .. r 1"'he Count~r NASO UstirtCJS 1SV1 1••·• , •• ,, 7S ,.,,. , .. ,. lS'. , .... lfps and DownN S \I;,, NEW YOAIC C.API -Th~ tollo*lnq l"t lS'> 11 "'°""' lhe Ov•• lhP Courltrr 4i,, .t"111o \tO(.k\ An(J Wlrrt\t\I\ t"4}' h411Yf' ~ UC) •1't .t11> lhrt mo-.t .tnd down Uw! m<Kt bd\fld on lJ 31 Ofll'ftf'nt Of (ht)nq• re~,.Olf).,. of ...oh~.,,.,. 1•1"'> 1011• tor TU!f'\dl'f 14 1 .. IS\., No wc:ur1lifi"'\ 1radlno bf'IOW u lK~ •Ml •• SI -N•I •nd Dl'r<onlAll" ''-' ,,... ""' ?1 n O•tttrenc~ t>e1•,_.,,, t~ i><@v•OU\ tlO\t'-Q ''" ,,,. btO 1>'1tf" •no lod•v ~ 11s' btd orlcf' ]•• ...... 11 ... ., •• NEW YORI( IAPl-Mo•t iKll-. o""r lho·Counl•r •lock• \UDC>h•O bv N.tlSD N•me Vo1umr Bid Askrd O>q Gov Emp 136.100 6 6>\ • '1> Envlrod . US.SOC> •~ S' • • ... 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After losses or $86 million IJl 1975 and $23 mllllon lo 1974, a TWA proftl is a curiosity. Indeed, 1976 has been such a good year ut TWA that the airline as buymg back one or the rune 747 Jumbo Jets at sold to Iran last year when at was hard up for cash Iran bought the Money Tree planes for $16 5 million apiece lt'scostingTWA $22 million lo buy one back. Theshahasnodummy THE SOURCE OF IRAN'S ECONOMIC clout is oil, and petroleum also gives buymg power to Libya, which has bought a 10 percent interest m one of the world's 10 largest. automobile makers. Italy's Fiat company. Libya was an Italian colony from 1911 until the middle of World War II. when AJbed armaes drovelhe ltahansoutofthe North African country. With 011 an the ground (about 2 million barrels a day are commg out). Llbya as flexing ats muscles m a power play that the Jerusalem Post fearfully called "economic co Iona alism m reverse " Giovanna Agnella , Fiat's boss, had to pay a special call on lhe Israeli ambassador m Rome to assure him that Flat would continue to do business with Israel DOI NG ANY KIND OF BUSINESS across national borders is fraught with curiosities You know the com- puterized reservataonssystem used by American Airhnes? lt was developed for Amencan by IBM. which wanted lo SPll a more elaborate version of the system to the Soviet Union's travel agency, lntounst The order was worth Sl 1 million. However, 18 M was blocked from making th as sale by the U S. government, which feared that the sophisticated system might be used by the Russians for police s urveillance of travelers. So IBM scaled down the capab1hty of the system, and 1t has now received an export license. The order is worth $Smalhon On the other hand, we have no qualms whatsoever about selhng prunes to the Russians. The Soviet Union has purchased 7 million pounds of California prunes for $2 s mallton. The order wenttotheSun Maid raasm co-operative BACK IN THE 1930S JAPAN TOOK a lot of cril1c1sm for Ooodmg overseas markets with cheap, shoddy merchandise. "Made an Japan" used lo be a term of der1l.1on. No more. J apanese exports now have aquahty reputation, but they arc !>ll ll resented for their v1ctones over domestic products In Bratam, the Japanese have had to promise lo hold back their exports of C<ars lest they overwhelm the mefhcacnt Bratash automobile industry. In lhas country, at hasn't reached that stage yet. although Toyota vows at wall soon sell 500,000 cars a year here-<iouble the output or our American Motors Corp It':; an the telev1s1on set market that the Japanese have really scored One out of three color receivers sold here this year c.ame from Japan Zenith, the market leader, accuses the Japanese of predatory pncing Most curious or all is the pos1t1on of Matsushita. which bought Motorola's TV manufacturing facahtaes an llhno1s and then had to close two out of the three Qu asar faclones. Result: Japanese-owned company falls v1ctam toJapaneseimports Rural Woes Home Prices Catch Vp WASHINGTON CAP) -Amencans movmg from urban to rural areas are fancting relief from the high cost of hous- ing, but the difference in prices is slowly eroding. Rural housing costs increased faster than urban costs dunng the early years of this decade. but homes stall were much less expensive when located out of the cities, accord· a.ng to a government study THE STUDY OF U.S. HOUSING dunng 1970-1974 was conducted by the Bureau o( th e Census and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Its analysis of rural housing trends was released this week. An earlt er population analysis of the same period showed that the population of rural America increased faster than that of urban J\menca 1.,r the first tame m the nation ·s history. The Cens us Bureau says there was "maJor growth in rural nonfarm housing" dunng the 1970-1974 period, "most of 1t m mobile homes " THE MEDIAN VALUE OF A home an rural America in 1974 was $24 ,200, up 88 percent from 1970, according to the tlureau of the Census The mroaan value of an urban home- was $28,100, up 55 percent an four years Monthly rents also increased faster in rural areas than an the cataes, but stall lagged behind an actual cost In 1974, the median rent was $117, up 30 percent from $84'm four ' years. In urban areas. the median rent was $146, up 33 per- cent from $110 an 1970 In some cases. urban dwellers get more for their extra money, such as indoor plumbing. Only 2 percent of the urban homes lacked complete plumbing facihties In 1974. compared with 9 percent of the rural home!!. THE PERCENTAGE OF AMERICAN homes located iq urban areas decreased dunng the four-year period, from 73 percent of the total to 71 per<.'ent The ba~ increase came In rural nonfarm homes, and1eatlng the movement of families from city areas to outlying rural reitions Nonfarm homes accounted ror 26 percent of the total U.S housing stock. up from 23 percent In the four years. Farm housing held steady at 3 percent of the total. And mobile homes are almost everywhere, says the Census Bureau. There were 3 7 million mobile homes occupied in thu United States In 1974. Three of four were in rural areas. Nine of every ten black rural households were localed in the South an 1974. Black urban householders were "moro 1 proportionately distributed among lhe regions," according · I to the Census Bureau ~ .,,.., PI I f t '• I (. I ww- ... ti I Wll\~10 Ut 8 W\MQw 1 ~ U WIMDlxn ' WlllMO•')O U Wl'llt' J li09 I Wl\CEIPw 110 W\\G<t\ I 10 14 W110pl , j ' Wl'l(PI. I tolO WIKl't I IA ' Wll<AI I 40 1 WltlrD to j WOtvf'W '°" 6 WOIMl<O .. I ~,~.~ 14 Jl l 6S ,, IU ~· ' •• l1 ' ,, 10 00 ~ .,., . 44•\ .. \• .,~. .... J111f .-,.,., H'-\• 11~t 71 .. ,. .... t\I~ '" '"' , ... '° "'" r f ,... < ..,,. I• I l• I ,, - ~ 88 DAILY PILOT fnuraday. December 23. 1976 . •• .. . . .. ... .. , . .. . THE f·/\MIL\ CllU . .:L~ By Bil Keane ... ·,/' ,. '"" "·~ .. . "Santo comes down the chimney 'cause if he come through the door it might slam and woke everybody up." .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;: •• jl-Rash of Cases • jj, New Plwbia: i~ Public Vomit : . . -•• SEATTLE <AP) -Claustrophobia is passe. The new rage in phobias is fear of vomiting in public, accord mg Lo a doctor specializing in ?: phobias. Dr. John Carr, director of University Hospital's ;! behavior therapy clinic, said the new phobia isn't •• technically named. But he said there has been a rash of vom1ling cases during the first year of the • clinic's phobia treatment program. CARR HAS SEEN UP TO a dozen cases of the "'omiling phobi a within the last year, compared lo one or two cases during his previous nine years of practice "Usually the patient is a young woman who has • used forced vomiting as a method of weight control. She'll eat like a horse and ehJOY it. then stick ber • finger down her throat and not worry about gaining an ounce," said Carr J "Unfortunately vomiting beco m es a ( ~EDJCJNE ~abit, and then ~he pa· tient starts worrymg that she won't be able to con· trot 1l. She's afraid Lo eat in public because she thinks she won't make it to the ladies' room in lime " PHOBIAS USUAU..Y ~'TEM FROM a feeling of low self-esteem , Carr said Although victim s often think they fear objects such as elevators. they are more afraid of 111ab11ity to control themsel ves in certain s1tuat1ons, he added. Speciahsts C'>t1mate as many as 50 million peo- pl e suffer from one or more phobias, but most cure themsel ves. Treatments c .in take drastic forms, as one man who sought help for the vom1tmg phobia learned. "WHAT WF. HAD TO DO was let him prove to h1mselr lhJt he could control h1mseH in restaurants We ~ave hi m a pla5t1c bag and told him to go to J rest aurant and make himself vomit. Everything wac; rxplamt'<l to the head waiter bt>forchand "S~llO ('arr "When h1· trit•d to \omit he found he couldn't, 1•\ I'll when he .,., ant<'tl to I le.,., as cured · • The dime thl' Onl) OOl' or llS kind in the :'.orthY. t''-t hJ'> lrt·Jtf..'d more than 100 persons, with ~ml of lt.t• mun· rommon phobias being fear of rid· mg 1r. l'IC\ Jtor-. fl'4.1r <Jf hc1ghLs and fear of driving on "'<Pre'"" a~' On<• &-attic> re~1onaJ phobia 1s fear of ndml-on floJtmi: hndgcs Therapy aver ages 12 WE't'k'> Hookers' Slayer St~11t to Hospital II \'\!Bl f{(, \\ <''l Ct·rmam II\ P l -A former Oll'fll "'' trnm.111 r1111vu·1<~l of killing four pro 't1t1111·' "'1111,1· 111 .. n11•ml)(·n'<1 cnrp'>t•s ~ere found h1<1dc11 m h1' .11t11· r11om. "a' ~1,en a 15-year 1a1l t1·rm .1ml 11rct1•11•d r11mm1tt1'<110 .1 mcntJJ hospnal. I r 111 1111111..1 12. was com 1cted uf one count nf mum• r .incl thn·1· 1·ounts of man-.laughter m the de .11h' 111 thl' .... u11\l'rl from Hamburg's red light h.1rom d1str ct The pro•;i•cut1on ckmandt.'lt.' for thl' killings because he "'as an CJ.lcohollc anct had a h1::.tory of personal problems The four dcC'omposf..'d. mutil 'Jlrd ~lie-. v. 1·1 1 discoverl'd m llonka'.!> room 1n .lid) 1.li~ wh1 n firemen fou~hl a blaze there. LJr~c quanut1e!'> uf deodorant blocks of th<• lYP<' ust.'<I m latrines were spread <lround tht• dwelling lo rounlcracl the stench of the decayini:l corpses. police said You 're a custome[ Not a shoppe[ Shoppers ore those anonymous bodies attached co cold cosh You·n find them nearly everywhere At Fashion Island. we th1nl~ of people as cuscomers Thoe is people who come bock Friends So we treat them like we expect ro see them ago1n. Warmly. Fashion Island 1s o speetol shopping experience. With open-air courtyards and over 60 fine stores. 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IN COST A MES~ PHONE 546-7080 HOURS: WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 • SA TU RDA Y AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 Thursday December 23. 1976 DAIL v Pt LOT c I Blindness No Handicap for Blink, the Judo Man TALLAHASSEE, F1a <A P > Sporu bufr Jesse Pope 1s m a slump, but he said hJs blmd· ness has nothing to do w1lh 1t Pope, n. failed to wm a re· cent Judo tournament m Tam pa afler h1tchhikm~ 225 miles Lo compete CH course, it has het•n only a couplt• of weeks since he di11locatec.l his elbow m practice Pope said his t ime in his last amateur track c lub road race. ,1 four miler, was su poor ht.> chdn't want to discuss it lie sJul he hasn 'l been training properly and 1s out of shape "l have to tram every day," Pope said "I 'm not like some people who are JUSl natural alhle tes." But Pope said blindness itself is not a hmderance, not even when he plays football with friends. "Last game we played, I was four for.four and had a touchdown pass." he said. "We never play touch. We play tackle, but the only differenn· is the pl'rson with the ball has to yell." A tkimonHot Picture Riles Oakland Player OAKLAND '<A P> "These lhm~s arl' Just going too far ... the 0 a k I <.1 n d H a 1 ct c rs ' c; l' ll r g c Atkinson sate.I Wt•dnt•sday, :rngry about <•newspaper pH·tun• with a guns1ght superimpcJsl•d on his helmet. "1 'm i:oing tn talk to m y lawvcr nnrl we 're sur<> as hell go 111~ to do soml'lh1ng about thi-.." the dcfcn::.1vc bJl'k ad!ll•d Tut·sda} ·.., San .lo:.c ~h'rcury 1 ii r r i e d t h t' p 1 c t u n· "' h 1 c h Atkinson cJlled "the mo-.t cold hloodcd thtnl! I n· t·ver "Cl n " lfr added. "That's all th;,it ·s needNf for somt· half tanked \\('trdo to IJl..t> j µot -.hot Jl mc .. Tht• µ1ctun· "Js oi.er <t ston tn '' h i c· h .., l' ' l' r .i I P 1 t h b u r g h Sll•dc-r" \\ho pla\ the• HJ1dcrs her!' Sunday ror the /\ml'ncan l-tH1lh.lll C'onf1•rcnc·t• cham µ1nn sh1 p cril tl'11ecl Atkm-.rm for n•ugh pld~ .Jot• <;n·cnc ha~. s~11d. Ir Atkinson p11lh that :.luff. I 'II l'Omc off the ht·nl·h • .ind get h1 m m yself .. In lht• Hault>rs · scas(Jn opener "iclor~ over Pttlshurgh hl're. Atkinson dt•rkc•d Slt•t'l(•rs wide n.·cc•1\'t'r t.vnn Swann who suf· fcred a <'11nt•L1..,:-.ion and missed s t• v er JI g am c• s N f' L com m1:.:.tonc•r Pl'll' Ron·llc fine d Alklllson a r eported $1,500 for the incident. Atkinson r ecently file d a lawsuit, naming the Steelers. their coach Chuck Noll and the Oakland Tribune as defendants for <.1lleged slander or libel in the aftermath or the incident. In Saturday's 24·21 playoff vie· tory over New Eng l a nd . television camer as caught Atkinson giving light end Huss Francis a forearm which ap- parently broke Francis' nosc• Oon Meredith. the former N FL quarterback working on tht• broadcast. strong ly cnt1c1zcd Atkinson on the air H owever . Francis and Atkinson w alkc·d off the held together after lhl.' game and ap parently there "'ere no hard reel mgs. Oakland safety J ack Tatum, . also fined for alleged rough µlay tn the regular season game "tth Pitts burgh, was among the players joining in the criticis m of the Tuesday guns ighl picture "The power of ~uggest1on 1s a s trong weapon," Tatum said "This kind of thing scares t hl• hell out of you. especially when they have crazy movies l1kP 'Two-Minute Warning' go111g around.'" Rose B o wl Banter Game a Tossup Says USC Coach I OS \ '-C; El.ES C'oJch John 1!11>>'11'1111 11( tht• l 'nl\t•r-.11~ of s..uth•·l'I· l .d1!<1rn1 1 I rn1ans s ,1\S .,,,.,. l 11111 .11. 1111 ... 1 \la•h1g.m in •••L h • 1\1 \\I h11ulc.l Ix• r;,1te<l a l<• ' Ill• I t• ,1 11 11 11 I Ii t• I 1 t• \' l' l ha l \lie •·111:.1n -.h11111d tw f,1\11rt•d ov1'r 1. 111 "' n \ c•r M 11·h1~Jn," h11t11n ... u 11 s aid I think tl"s a n l ••I• i:.1m t• T hi' only way to find I• I 1' 111 ~II Olli ,11\cl pla\ ll t\ !.Uh I'"'"' -i .ti 1·n1t•nt ,ilmut odrb 11 t' It "11',IO JTilll"h IOllH' .. Jl o"'''"r !hi' L tl'l that \!11·1111:.111 " ratt•d J "'"<point I "''' 1t•· oh\ 1011-.ly d1dn I ml'el 11\ll l• 1.1\nr from Hohms•>n who 1111ll'1t hi < lub LO tht• l'.H H title' .. 1111 ltu-.1· Bo\\ I tn l11s f1r ... 1 ht•ad t 11,1r hmi: " a r "•111 lht·rn <'.1l1 for n 1.1 Jnd \It• ntj!JO c'.11 h po-.lc'fl .1 Ill I 11• Vancouver Edges Kings t.ns A:wa :u ·:s 1AP1 <;C'rry 0 ·1-1uhcrlv ... rnn ·d lat(> tn th<' third period, ruµp ing a Van· COUV('(" C'llmt'hack that IHI\'(' the (";mucks a 3 2 '1rt11ry ovt'r the Los Anfteles KtnJCS an a National llockey LN1gue gume Wcdnes· Clay night The Capucks trailed 2 0 early m the second period after Los Ani:?cles goals by Gene Carr and Mn rrel Dionne D1onnc'c; AOal. has 17Sh of the ... eason. r amc on a power play al 5 29 of the second period. Carr '>cored at 6 ·OS of the first period. from that point on, Vancouver controlled the play. earning a tie Wllh two goals in less than 61~ minutes or the second period. Vanco uver goalie Cesare Momago ran his liret.Jme record against the Kings to 31·8-9. the best record of any goalie against Los Angeles. gular season record. the Tro1ans losmg to M1ssourr in a 4fi·2S npen 1ng game upset and th(• Wolverines falling to Purdue an .1 16-14 surprise Robmson reitt•rated h..., ft•t•I mgs that the winnt•r of thr I !SC ~11ch1gan battle o;hould lw s:ivcn strong cons1derat1on as thl' na tional cham pwn. However. h<• r l'adily tnncc·,kd that if No I rankc'll P1tLst1urg11 bt><tt'> Georgia in lhl• Sug41r Hov. I. 1t \\Ill be the Panther.., who'll \\111 lhe \'Ole as cham p1 oru. Should Pitt lost• to Gt'(irg1<1. th•• Rose Bov. I v. anm•r would Ill' • .m almo~t automat n· national ,.h.1m pion A~ked to compJr<' \l11·h1t:Jn \\ tlh a regulJr <.c•ason opponPrH faced by th(' T ro1ans. thl l 'SC coach ansv. ered l '('LA He c'\:plamcd, · M1ch11wn 1.., oh nouslv bcttl'r than lTLA hut" c;1m1la·r m the terms that 1t htts }OU quickly Both have c;peccl · l'SC beat UCLA 20 11 to v. tn tht• rti:?ht to the Ros e Bov. I ;ancl then 011 Monday night. 1h1• I 'Cl.An~. were swamped hy Alaham<i :Jfi fi 1n the Liberty Bowl Asked what 1m prc•..,st•cl him most about the M1 ch1i:ian tl'um. Robinson answered. "All of 1t I don't see any place whl'rt' w1• have any distinct advama~" Their overall strength impresses me." And he added the play of run· ning backs Bob Lytle fro m Michigan and Ricky Bell or USC. a pair of All-Americans, should be a classic. and one of football's best match-ups. "Bell is m ore like a freight train,·· be said of his powerful runner who was hampered by an ankle injury the latter part or the regular season. "Lytle could have a little more fine;se. But I wouldn't be surprised if Bell, Ly Ue and Tony Dorsett were play· ing in the Pro Bowl together one of these days.'' Popt' lo:.t lht s1i:;hl of unc t'Ye at tht' a~t· ofli .1 nJ "'t·11t t.!tnd ,11 10 Ix-cause of dl'lJc ht'll t t•l111.1-. lie ~aid hts fa1111h tuld htm "tough ban .in..t~." 4111!1 n1 coura~rd ht ru lo p..irt1l'1p..itc in ))porb lie wu<; a h1 i.:h ~c·hoo l wresll<'r <it t lie F lnnda ~·hoot Cor the Deaf •JOtl Ulmd and took up Judo whl'fl ht' t•nrollc'\I at Florida State• Un1vers1ty. He has earrwd a sel·ond-dci.;n •c brown belt While he t•an 't ~ee Judo oppo· nents , he said h e competes on l'' t'n term<; with th1·rn '"There ain't no "•n 111 lhl' \l.orld they <·an throw m1· w'thout lout·h1ng nll', .. ht· ... a11l "lt"s up to me lo hJ\ t' quick enough renexes "There':. good as well a<; bad Tht·re's all Mir\~ uf fak<''> that I don't hav(' lo put 11r ,.,,1th All in all. I don't fed 111..l' tht·y have anything 011 1111· " Pope likes to run '1w m1l<•s u day, although he has bt·c·n lax lately. He waits at lht: Flonda State Univers ity tr:.tck for Jiii: gers who a~rce to lead him by Getf.i119 Al1eod of Themselves No. you don ·t need glasses . l\t lt«lSl y 0~1 don't tf yo11. think ..,omcth111g is wrong with this photo It '" one of th"'•' 'I'\/ t y p t• tc·C'hniC'al diff1('Ult1t•'> nc'\\spapC>r .., ex ;\<11111'1 '"''1:1 r1 •lil ir'J! Saints fighter .foci-. ('arlson (11g n11 • u1d l,111 11 1·' \\ 1lh \\'c·ir go after l'ae h othe r dur111g \'frcl111· ... d .1\ \\"'Id I lcl<'kl'y J\:-.sn pluy an St Paul The} i,:ot m :1 1111 p 11.1lt tl':-i :incl minor 1n,11111t·s (lU<'llCC won. 4 :3 Jtnghng keys. With a friend leading tum tn a recent 5.000-meter road race and s houting at slower runners to get out or the way, P<>PC ran a respectable 20:38 lie is a lanky, muscular man w1lh stringy blond hair and a :,,cruffy beard Pope has a rakish sense or humor, joking as he practiced judo throws with Linda Williams of Fort Lauderdale. "This 1s lhe battle of minorities -a bHnk against a woman," he said. "Blink," he explained, "is the slang word blind people use todescnbe themselv~." But Pope as senous about competing in sports and re- sents 1t when people patronize tum because he 1s blind. "I can s tink in a judo tourna· menl and have people tell me how great 1 was ," he s aid. "Well, it makes m e mad because I know I stunk. "One time I stunk and this guy said, 'Jesse, you weren't very good today ' 1 wanted to hug his neck because I knew he was right.'' pcricnce al limes. Whal is happening is Purdue's Wayne Wells ts chas ing Phil Taylor in a game visitin g Arizona won. 85-76, Wednesday. S ports in Brief Sinnnrin 50-50 For Rose Bowl Randy Simmrin, the leading pass receiver for Southern California. may miss the Rose !Jowl colleg(' footba ll g ame against Michigan because of a knec injury . . "He's about 50·50 now and in a hospital." coach John Robinson s aid or the junior who was hurt in praclicc Monday. Simmrin had 31 receptions this season for 626 yards and fi ve touchdowns . He averaged 20.2 yards per catch. During his career. he has 58 catches. five more than USC record holder Lynn Swann had at the same ,;tage of his career. Swann now 1s with the Pitts burgh Steelers . Stefl'ler• H e aling PITTS B U RGH -The Pit· t s i:>u rgn Steelers' walking wounded are walking a l.Jttle bet· ler But t nat is about all. While the rest of the team prac- ticed in freezing temperatures WednesJay, running backs Fun· co Harris, Rocky Bleier and John Fuqua were m the trammg room Ble1t'r was soaking his sprained toe in ice, Harris was laking heat treatments o'n has hruised ribs. and Fuqua was working on his pulled calf mus- cle It appears Fuqua will be ready for Sunday's Amcncan FootbaJI Conference championshjp game at Oakland. Bleier is walkin1! with a cane and may be able to play. But Harris is listed as "ques- tionable" and it is uncertain if he will be ready. IJ.S. Falb .. 6-3 PRAGUE -Erkki Laine scored three ~oals in the first period and led f''inland to a 6-3 victory over the Umted Stales in Wednesday's opening game of the first official under-20 World Ice llockey Championships. Oly,..pian Trans l er• CORVALLIS. Ore. -Olympic high 1umper J oni lluntlcy, holder of two American records, will leave Oregon State University to attend Long Beach State. where she has been accepted for the winter quarter Huntley plans to leave New Year's Day for Long Beach •. where she'll complete her studies and resume track workouts with Dave Rodda. ~ay Fired AccusP.d Killer Gets Burial Wish USC Beaten A.gain CHICAGO ll1lly Reay said he has been fired as coach or the Chicago Black Hawks after more than 13 years with the National Hockey League team. CAM DE N. NJ <A P > Ph1l adl"lpht:1 F:uglr-!-i r'lcfenswe end Blcndu Gay will he buncd with a non-denominationa l CC'remonv r.wo rr·d hv h ts w1h'. \.\ho 1s aC't.U..,ed of murd ering him, 1n~l<';1d of thl' Baptis t scrv1ce ht:> parcnt" wantt.-d. a Judge ruled\\ C'dnt•..,da;., Superior Court 1udi;:e Peter .J Devine c;a 1d hc "'a-; r<'<'c'>gn11inr. Roxa nn(' Ga~"" ril!hts as .1 spouo;e and the prt'sumpl ion of her mnoC'~nce an J:rnntini:: hc:r re quest. Roberts P a ces Roberts LOS ANGELES IAP> Scni,ir forward Anthony Robert.., scon'<l 25 pointo; as Oral Hoberts withst ood ~• furrous Sout hC'rn California rally V. <.'dnC'sday night to outlast the Tro1an.'> 71 70 an a nonconference baskC'lhall i::ame. Down by 11 points early m the second half, the Tro1ans closed lo within two at 68-66 with 38 seconds to play However , in Md er to a verl a stall, TroJans guard Marv Sa(. ford was forct'd to foul Titan center Chuck Dahms, but Dahms missed the first of a one-and-one foul shot opportunity. However, he grabbed the re· bound of his own missed shot and when fouled again by use center Mark Hoisington. Dahms hit one free throw for a 69-66 lead. When the Trojans failed to score and ORU got the ball back. Trojan Casey Jones fouled Dahms again, and this time h e made both ends or the one-and· one situation for a 71-66 margin, with 28 seconds left. Reay. one or the NHL's most. successful coaches in past years, said h e will be replaced by Bill While. an injured veteran de· fenseman. Game Warde n Cites Himse H Johnson's 25 Sparks UCLA Greg White canned a 25-footer and John Greer bit a 35-footer with three seconds to close the gap. Four Trojans scored 13 points -Cleve Porter, White. Hois- ington and Safford. TALLAHASSEE. Fla. <AP> - Wildtire officer David Starling of Green Cove Springs bagged two turkeys while on an orr-duty hunting trip last month. Then he realized the Um it Is one a day. So. officials said. Starling wrote himself a citation and presented himself to an Osceola county judge. The judge withheld ad- judication but gave StarUng a slx·monlh probated sentence. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Mar· ques Johnson. coming back after missing two games with a spr alned knee, scored 25 points to Jud eighl·ranked UCLA to an 89 74 victory Wednesday night ov r San Jose State In a noncon· !erence baaketball game. The 6-foot-7 senior forward pa(ed the Bruins to 1 43-37 halfltme lead with 12 points fore intermission as he showed no effects from the knee ailment. The Spartans closed the gap to rour points at. 45.41 two minutes . into the second haU before UCL.A slowly pulled away to Its blaeest margtn, 89-70, with one minute left. Brad Holland and Roy Hamilton bad 18 and 13 points, respecUvely, for the Bruins. now 6-1. San Jose, 2·6, was led by Ron 1 Ward and Steve Sincock with ,12 and 11 points, respet'Uvely. The Spartans had a 12-6 lead before UCLA tied the ~nmc seven minutes into th~ first hair Hollond's eight-foot baseline 1ump s hot put t Cl.A ahead for good. 18 16 Sen !I a ti o n a I II op ho m o'r e forward David GrN•nw()C)(t, who scored 31 point~ and grabbed 16 rebounds Cor career high;-; last week against Tulsa, started at center becaus<' of the inconsis· tent play or Brett Vrornnn. and Greenwood scored only eight points SAN JO~E <,T4Tr 17•' W•"J •: •,,_..,.~ n Ql.l•nn• M '"" • H • nn.1,,.se ••Jl't"fV\I'. A•"'- ' M< 'Int 1 loM•nn • UCL" C .. ) Joll~•oll H Tow"••nd :, Gt"Mn-10 Hotleno ••. H4..,11111'\ 11 v101NA1•, OOMo 4 \otllan• 1 Wllha 1 """'' 4 Ha11t1-U( l A 41 \ '" J"'" )l•lr 17 I QOllc>cj GUI Hlf.,.\ Te>l•I IOUI ~ Jd\O n UCLA• A t 11• It was the Trojans' fourth straight loss and d ropped them to 2·7. The Titans are now 5-3. ORU took the lead Cor good with 5 :41 to play in the first half. OltAL lt08£RTS\1n -llobo'rl• u . \coll,, O.hm\ 10, 0UQ9t• 12. Worrell I RoHtJ ~er 4 Souti..r'l Gel (701 -Por1tf ,, Whitt "· Hol• 1""'°'1 U. s.llO<d I), Jc.Mt e, ~._.,.. t, Or"' , ._,_, Htll11-Oral AobntsJT USC JO .....,.""' °"' -Scotc ,.,,r1.,. .-Tlllal twut' - Or•1 "-r1• JO Sovll•rll CAI 1J A -t.•11 Starllng's employer, lhe Game .and Fresh Water Fish Com- mission gave him a reprimand nnd put the infraction on record 81' "inexcusable." Said enforcement chief · Brantley Goodson In a news re· lease . "While we understand and appreciate human error, it is dif- ficult to excuse a veteran law en· forcemtnt officer involved in such a violation.'.' C'Z DAILY PILOT Thur,day Oecembe1 ~1 1976 Lead Vanis h es .. • ·Stall A// ects Tars, 52-49 By ED BURCART Ol l.,. oaolf ,.,,., $14" After going into a dc- lal'. game with 4 : 17 ten lo play, th e Newport Harbor IUgh Sailors lost their momentum, lost their rhythm and even- tually lost a 52-49 noo- league bas ketball de- cision to the Saddleback Roadrunners of Santa Ana Wednesday night. Before 400 fans at S~d d l e back Hig h , the Roadrunners rallied .:from a 47--42 deficit with :4:38 remaining, taking 'the lead for the first time in the final period with 42 secoods ten. That's when guard Art Shoji drove the lane. throwing up a wild hook t hat w e nt cleanly through the nets. Thal bucke t ca m e eight seconds after Jerry DeBusk's Sailors com- mitted their fourth t urnover in three minutes. Shoji's baske t gave •• ~addleback a 50.49 lead, ,,;and Newport worked the ":Clock down to three 1 $econds before gelling "Off a 15-footer that wasn't • close. At the buzzer. Sad- dle back's Will Fletcher was fouled , and he sank ~free throws. Delibe rately working the passing game and getting high percentage shots mside, the Sailors appeared headed for vie- lory until the four-comer game backCired. Doubleteam ing the ballhandler, the Roadrunners forced wild Newport passes-two of wtuch resulted in Sad· dlcback baskets. Plus. the Sailors ap- peared to have momen· tum when they outscored Saddleback 6-2 to take a 47 -42 advantage w1lh 4 .38 lcft m the game. But the turning point may have come in the third quarter when Sad- dleback only hit on three of 15 field goal attempts. St.ill , the Sailors only out- scored the Roadrunners 1(). 7 in that period when Newport lost the ball six times. Rob Galey, with 18 points from outside. and Steve Timmons, w1lh 11 points from inside. were Newport's top scorers. Newport Harbor 14'1 ,, It pf tp Cr••o J 0 1 6 xhw•lbe 2 0 • • ~ron1rn1 I 3 2 s T1mrnot'I~ 3 ~ • II G.ol•y 9 0 1 18 er .. ooorne 1 I I s MA\\ey 0 0 ' 0 lol•I\ 10 9 16 49 s..io11wo 011 19 " pf Ip Fl•lci..r • J 2 II To"90y l I l s Goodwin l 1 3 11 7+frfr 2 0 I • Blj1<tt s 1 l II ~ .. 0 I 2 IClr>Q f I • Tol•IS " u u S1 S<ertb• ~rttn N-IHUborlS 16 10 ·-S-ltN<I< II 14 I U~2 _Monarchs, Edison fTake Cage Losses GWC, Gauchos Tangle Sadd l eback and Golden West colleges, two JC bas ketball outf1U. that like to run and gun, clash toni g ht (8) a t GWC. Coach Bill M ulllgan's Saddleback Gauchos, averaging 90 points per outing. are sp<1 rked by sophomore Dennis Smith and fres hman Tim Shaw. Smith 1s the area's lop scor er with a 19.0 average while Shaw is not Car behind (18.6). Gauchos guard R ich McElrath is also sconng m twin figures 02.1). Saddleback has a 6-5 record. Coach Dick Slricklin's Rustlers have won four of 11 games and are paced by 6·10 J o hn Hirschler who is averag. ing 12.5 points per game. Fres hmen Dan Bush (11.7) and Todd Zirbel (10. 7 > are also hitting in double fi gures. Meanwhile Orange Coast will be idle unlit Monday wh e n th e Pirat es take on MiraCosta College at 6:30 in the opening round of the Palomar tourney. OCC's Pirates have dropped seven ~ames in a row a fter winning their first two. J eff Golden continues to pace OCC with a 14.9 average wtuJe Jon Holland is scoring at a ll.Gcllp. Ookhfl Wttl (4.71 • 19 II IP .... H•r\<llltf " I>) 17 ,. 11 s 81Kh II ., }I •1' 11 , Z•rllel II 4S ,. Ill 10 1 8'190\ • ,. , ~ •o ...,,.,.,, II •• , ~ . , p~· II lit II 'iO 17 Rowan II 1S II ., I I t....u•r .. II " ;1 •• Jo<k\On .. II II ll )I Oimat•nl1 9 • " 311 )) S..ltll 6 • I 1• JS .. O.lly P'llel Sufi PMIO CdM'S DALE KEOUGH (RIGHT) SPIKES PAST FOES. Another Keough Stars CdM Girl Proves Al/,.round Athlete By HOWARD L . HANbY Of,,,. 0.11, P'ii.. s ... tt Her favorite s port is volleyball. ''She's also our best defensive ·player . She plays middle back better than any player I have ever seen. Dale also For Area Cage Results JUNIOll VAllilTV .....,1au1ValluT..,,...., g..,,.....,. ... ,, ~IU)IOll'lll Y•li.y llOf'tm 1•JI F 1111 t.\Plno•• OlliM t'1 F 111 lt-4.,, Heldonr•lll 1101 C tll TObt"' Hangn t•I c; 1n1-• 51><wy 1131 C 1•1 !><,.-Marina tcorlnt •ub• M•~l~t I. t1eu1• FV~tOflllQt'°"fJ ki1\11"\411\l .w1111me Mttln• 2' JO °"'•l•tl• <IMlmpl•11•11if1 S...ClefM11le CO i COi Et Der-aa• .. <•I ._ IUISlllM' W-112) F UI 0•••\\el Ge<lnov l 0 C t" Bumer ~ Mulllq6n (JI G (Ol Mc""'nh B Mull19An CIU G (101 honey SC\<o<if>9•ub. Ouv•ll• Hellllme. El Oor•CJO. 12 •• fill-CHI 1611 """'°' Cult• !•I F 191 CA1nnon .... r~tr 10 F t•I ~ Tutton (101 c IO SiwnocM Ry1n Ill G 1111 H•wlhortw H••• 171 G 0) I a.ucom Ed•W>ft 1corlf>9 •u~· Fr-11 IO, Polell•k 11, R-s 4. H•llllme: EO•.on 311-2'. 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Hall11m• Ma1e1 °"'· 2~ II, ,. .. lllird pla<e l ttqun" r4n f<MIJ Newport ""'°'"'""' 10 r 1111 Ceron Oliv~r 1101 f. r.1 Varc>l•Y NO"' k ,,, (. 101 Or'oa• lvaM 1~1 G l•I S Gadd" Walll ltl G ti I) Cilclwell l 0 \COrlnQ 'ub Brtt'n • NH '1<0111\Q \UO\ SltkOI 1 A. C.d O•\I l•n\11t.y1 Hallllrne No,.por1, JS :U.. CNMl•llo" Hw"'· •u<ll Ull 101 R•,.cllo Al•molo• Aul~r ... 1001111 f "' ~l•Cf\lf 1\11 lur,..r 11" r 191 .,_. Pel• 1'1 < 161 _.. IC•no 1121 t. 1141 U9<t•• l\llCOuown UI u C•I JOMS H8 KOfonQ \UD\ Sl>ook 2, Oel•lorre 1. So .... ,, 1 Hall1•m<' HA ,. n U•u"• 11'1 IJtl ECll\eft McOc!MICI IJ) F (1)1 ll<on•~ Oii.,., 11 JI r c 101 Harktr Nnrlr~ 161 r ISi MollM Ev••ntl21 f, IOI -.: ,,.__.IC (\) C.. IOI°"'""""' Edl>On •Corlf\Q \ub\ · Burgl""° 4, lu•h1q&, H•llClmo L~11un1, 27 18, Minion Vlt 10 IHI (JI) lrvh• l(ur1 Ill I (•I Wl\l\ney Mcl1r 121 r-IH 1 Sw•ncoal 8Ulllor 110) C' IOI Ca-u\<IO l(roenlr>Q t•I 0 10) HNdlOUQll c..mm1nq (JI c; 101 ere,.., Mll~oronosul>\ Mar<h? Tea~tl ,,.,,,. •COrlr>Q \UM. Miiier 2, 8'..S- bur1 I ROQ4'r\ 7 Lt•din 2 H•lthm• tr••n.·. U ·U CO\ta Mn• IMI 1411 Lo• Al•mlloi 8 luA 11•1 F 1211 0.v" a.~r 1111 F ISi Tho_, !>pr aque 191 .,C. I• 1 Oun,\q w11am11r<• 121 -e ti) C.rwr ~ Lu1tlll c; tll8Mr~tl CM 1'(0t •"9 \UI» F11ld• J, Gtoa•no• 4 P1<NtO;on 1 ll•IH1rne CH.. JS 11 1!-''°" CMl 1141 IA Qulnl• J•n!J'\lii.t rs• f ,., Smit'1 AnOf>r\On 11) F Ill Lurch Rudd 121 C 1•1 T•P'•f\ Jonn 11}1 v 141 Marh°"'t M6ntr111 ,,, (, COJ fn1l EOl\0'1 \C:Orfl'\Q 'Yb~ 8rMbury 7. kttl\f''t' 1), 1.cono 1, Jord•n6, T~s I Oar¥1110. I Helftl~ [dl\«'ln. tfl t. LA S VEGAS -G oor j i a n , son o f Crescenta Valley's Greg Crescenla _ _Yalley. coach Gooqian scored 49 Ed Gooq1an, hit five ,points, leading his learn· straight buc~ets al the Lodt\t•1n TO ... I\ , I 0 7 II J11 IH IOI> ?O IJ J Dale Keough is a cute little blonde, the leader of lhe Corona del Mar Hi gh School g irls volleyball t ea m that went to the Cl F 4·A finals before losing to Soulh Coast Lea g ue ri val Laguna Beach. "I am more of a team playe r than an in· dividualist." s he ex· plains. "Volleyball is a team sport and I enjoy 1t more." keeps the team together -~============::::;;;:~ as a floor leader and was J 1 males to an 82 72 de outset of the first quarter • cision overlhe MaterOei as Crcs<·enta Valley High Monarchs of Santa opened a 23·14 lead after Ana in ch ampionship oncquarter. . semifinals ba:.kclbaJI ac-But M a t c r D e 1. lion of the Las Vegas switching to a 1·3·1 zone West ern Tournament 1n the fourth quarter, cut Wednesday, here. the gap to 65-61 with 3:52 Mater Dei plays for left before Crescenta third place ton1~ht while ~alley converted :.teals t h e E d 1 s o n i 11 g h mto baskets Chargers of Huntmgton . Edison led 59-.55 enter- Beach were eh m inated mg the fmal period when in consolation '>em1hnals •l ~cnt into a stall game. plav WcdnesdJV. drop- 3 f haft s l r al<' g Y pmg a 6R 65 dec1:.1on to ~ ck 1 r c d as l he Rancho Las Vega~. Chargers only got six pmnts In the rmal period * * * "'h1le Las Vegas hit two Edl\o~ ,.s, f1C'ld goals and nlJl(' free '• 11 ,. •P lhro"' s I I .. M ColO-n 11011,,.,0 ll~Oll f;oldl Om•n Soowut 11(4rkut Sar't'A-v .. ,ott•y Jflnlll:1n-. Hi,-"' 0rfngt Cou• 17 11 9 ICj II • \b n l'f •b I • 11 IS fp ti)YCJ, I}; 14. .. , "Q II ~ b Tol~IS A 71 • ~ ,. .,, 8 14 A • 10 • l 1 J n 7 D I 9 1•8 8\ 'Al I l " I I ,.., • I ?'I 3 1 IU , ~ 11 ,,, , 0 I 1 0 s S21 S1' S.Mldlt~<k C. SI Sm1tl\ sn ... McElr•lh 8rowft °"' l'"n1Qttf Mkt....,•lt ~·"'~" Z009 ... ,.,"" Z••lpm1u•r H,..tHuo Nlaon Pav Rh1nt11'1\ Tot•I\ Cl 19 II Ip nq II "' 71 109 190 II ,~ 7• ?OS 18 • II I~ II Ill 17 I II 41 • '9 I• II JJI II II I ; II )I II tt 1 7 ~ .. ·~ 34 • l II 7? ~ Ml ; 7 4 1. I 11 3 • • • • 12 3 0 • I 10 17 J 0 I I I 1S 30 . } ,, , . I 0 9 I 6 810101) II ;IO ISO 'l'IO llOO Yet, when she was nine and competing in an age group track and field meet in Reno she was ac· cused or being a boy but finally was allowed lo compete on her own re· cogmzance. "Just because I had a short haircut, the people there were complaining that I ·was a boy," K eou g h says while laughing about the inci· dent now. She was heal· ing many of the boys her age in the meet. Htr.,.., "'"""' ,,,,.,,?Y,. c;..,,,,, 0.0•• 1•1 • Banquet Trail There is no mistaking the sex or the young lady these days. She co mes from a family endowed with athle tic ability. Her father, Marty Keough, was an eight-year m ajor league outfielde r-first baseman with Boston, Cleveland, Washington and Cincinnati. I 0 '" t t lb , \core by Ou.af't•tt ct+ ,.,. t1 "1 ,,, ;, 6\ "'"''r, Vt I• t I tA M<1tet D•i fllt .. " ~ .. ~hv1t1 Ill; •tn611• t,...,, .. ,, P..•OOO'f ,,,,,,..rr"wtm C,..• • H ~, ,,..,..,, ,, n 0 1 0 II \(er• •Y OU•r't•" u " t-4 M-41'•' ' ''""'""" ... v.,, ... , 1l ,, ' Q I I " I M .. // >l ,, .. Wrestling R esults - Cork y Calvt'rt and Glenn Dill shared most valuable laurels recent- ly at San Cle m e nte High's sports awards hanl')ul'l honoring the varc;1ty football team Most insp1r:il1onal Wt'nt to Randy Adams and Hill Lawbaugh was .. clecll-<l most improved { Ru bt•n Gutierrez, lhe Chnst1an League :; most 'aluJble player m 8--man foocball .1nrl a second t1•.1m All CJ f-' choice .iloni:: "'1th lt•ammate Paul Ray, was selectt'Cl most valuable on the L1bt'rty Christian lhgh (Huntington Beach ) learn at :i sports awards banquet. Special award win- ners. llbe"Y Cllrl•llan Va,.lly l'OOIUll ""'" V••u&bl• Pu~n C.Uller,.1 · lt1 C4Dhtln\ Atla,, S,,.-,..r. Dot\ Will Md •nd N 1 ~ Thurmo"'d Atl C.IH•,tf~f\ l.t•Qt.le l1 .. r1y Chtt\tl•n Play..,, J .. fl Or4tv•r Al tn \tu·r~r C'hut'k E ~\f''f OtW\ W 1ftMd ,, .... 1 R•v Ru~n Gru11 .. ,,_.L MH<,, ttnc-•ln' t("rt ft)'# .. , Sn•wn 01"nt. N1 <11( Tin.;rtnQl\d R -.n M<t•"' It o-.h of the ... , Her brother Malt is in the Oakland A's or· ganiza'ion and will play third base on Tucson's triple-A team next season. Dale, a junior at Corona del Mar, has an offer to play professional softball next summer in Bakersfield. Jerry Wya tt w as "l'mnotgoingtoplay, selected mosl valuable though ," s he says. "I at E stan c 1J <Co!>ta want to compete in my Mesa l High·., sports sen10r yea r of high awards banquet honQr· school and couldn't do it ing the water J>Qlo teams. if J played professionally C M v .... ,, before I graduate." ~IC..i-Wv".'1111~ ... ITTY • .,,,.._ osta esa, (Apl,ll" l\llMU Ow•v Mll\lllllt"' frOnlCally, COm ing "" JI bf• ,,.,,., Wv•tt Mil\t I f'niltnwrtd a..a,, •• 11..... W•f\Q l•I"' (~•· "" llw•nl R(JCJ()lt from a baseba II r amity. [•t•n<1• ••""'"' Servilfl: C las It W••11 ,.,0,h soph she doesn't participate in ·~ P""m 1n.1 1., ••••11v ISAn C•P•~•n 1nr .. ""'" ..,.., .. 11.,1,., 11ortball at CdM. Jn adcli-~1:-;:~~: ,~ ' o•nnr<1 C•ui '°'-Cost a MI' s a II i gh · s ~;.,, ~h~,·~ .. ~~··~~~ .• ~~·~~,:';:;""~~" lion to voll eyball, s he is a 101 Mtlull plnMd (My (Mnnl• Mustangs, 5-2 ror the Ttom guard-forward on the v1 .. a.~nD1•<1o>Ju d•cW411v•n season .·i nd Anahe1·m .. ! basketball team and • iSen R1monl ~ S Off Wllhem• 'Y run1 • .,.,1v,s.ino1-1i.1 tournament champions. runsthe880intrack. no w , ., b ., Sop ho m o r c S t c v c J -4no D nnt r nltlllly host the Sc·r vite H1.oh Cd M went to the CIF !Moh•> 1 s•. a.c by c.,.n ,,..,,,,(Iii, .. Cassaro has been select- >-0 Friars of Anaheim ed Saddleback College's semifinals in basketball 177-P"11"0' ou S••1""-'11 11111' tonight in non leaauc before losing last year 1<11vue11 u n dtt Brow" K••"• " Gaucho of the Year and ""'""l,dt<Gav11 M .... 1ev"'" baskt'lball, beg10mng al most valuable team when Dal e wa s a S... 0~1 overtlm1 reltrto'• °" 8. member at a banquet sophomore and four Of c•~;'-1111-.o.c by P1.111H1111001s.o Pacing Costa Mesa is honoring the c ross coun· the five starters are re- ~,!,;:,~~~;~~~~YF~:.~:.::, :~: Steve Parrino, a 6·3 try team. turning. In track, she c.eo11 ... 11 a. senior who is averaging t•am uot•lns-c ...... ro """ JtM finished flfth in the slate us oaoe Ro111 oec by w1"''' 20.8 points per s tart-~' mo.1 1moro••o Ri<h l•""· meet and fourth in the IOr•RQeGl.,.l._l I k mo•l l"\Olrallonal 0••• l'ur~ S C I CIF h • ,,,. o. ... 11011~ctecG1anr1k1111<>01 c ic ing for 20 points or .,..,.1.,,.,,,,0 ,, .. hma" Ph11Trotn1>1•. O a gal ermg. All of her training has come at Cd M under coach Kathy Bulmer . She went out for an out- side team but didn't have transportation t.o prac· lice a nd lost interest. Besides, it didn't give her time for other sports. -ls there any part of the game she enjoys m ost? "I like playing all around. Defense in the back row and I also en· joy hitting the ball along the front row." Bulmer is high in her praise of the young junior. "She's our team leader and our strongest player all the way around. She's a super offens ive player with her fantastic jump- ing ability and her knack of putting t he ball around, through or over the other team's block," Bulmer says. an all-Cl F firs t team s e l ection as a sophomore." Is ther e one thrill above others she has had in sports? "J pl ayed softball with the Fullerton Royals at 14 and we w e nt t o Florida for the nationals. I also ran in AAU and Junior Olympic track meets and have been on some good teams here at Corona del Mar includ· ing last year 's basketball team," she says. "It would be hard lo pick out one specific inci· dent or game," she says. But one thing is certain these days. There is no mistaking her identity as a poised. calm and conf1· dent young lady -on and off the playing court or field. H e r p h ysical at· tributes and winning s mile will prove it beyond a doubt. Basketball Results COLLEO~ UCLA 19, Slit\ Jou SI 14 Or•I Robert• 71, lJSC 10 LSU U (elllornla 67 OrM10f\ SI 11 No Carolin• St •1 Battr\lltld SI ff, Oomlr>QUl!l Hiils 51 11 San Francisco St '6, C•I Poly· Pornc>Mlll -'"'"""as Purdu.,. ~::.~::: ~.:..c::c1~~~1~ 11 Hebruta/>4 Man•10S1 61 Tul&tte44 c;.or9• Tocn S1 w1c1>11a Sl•I• ... er19ham °""''"II U Ht"'W M,.:airo St 1S N,._ M"•' o /1 84'lt1mQf& u. Aoano~f' H '"ordh8m "· Outmouth 1' Toi..,., 16, lndlaM St •1 Sifott>l'\Hall 11. F .)~r f•fldblf l'l>•du•'6 Won.,SI U Ottlo.., t: M1<tuQ1n II $ C..ro11nct 11, Herv••Obl AIAbom• 66 G~•g•IOwf\ 0 C M •-I lltu11dup C1tamplon"'1P Ntvad• Lo Y•9•• 100, Okleno ..... 11'1 Ce"ulallO<I Mun•v St*tt Sl B•Ml~Y80 HIGH SCHOOL Hon·L .. qu• PIO"~• 11, Pomo<M ID La Ou1nla 14. Ntlt SI Bou10., C·•• •s C•nvM 16 Wnltrll <Lu Y~•l Tour ... ..-1 (tl'\Cfif'ttd V-tll~y 84. M•lfr Ot-1ll12 Wf\lf'f\ ILV I \) G•nr•I Wt\tMln\lfl' •1. •v11t1on Cj: Ran<no ILVI .. £d••GnU Foo1Ml61 T1oy60 Orooon Ttcn 7• "i O•roon 6S SI Mary\ (di 97 C.Mtaqa 90 Pro Scores Nall.,.al 11 .. ktll>all An0<lation NV r-4pf\ 117 Nttw 0,lf.tn\9) 0.-1rn1t 11)1 Atl•nl• •• HOU\ll)ll 111 Wnhlf\QIO\ AnQ .. ht\ 1 "I llve In ~®rru~® ~rru® but bought my new cer ln ~~'®~from JOHNSON 6 SON" . ~. "'"'*' Gonra1u 1c.os11• ""'" more four times. roac,.·•-aro oovo ro'ar Her best lime was 2: 15.9. S JO. de< br Elltanal IH•ll•l owr. ------------------------------------~ "Al Johnson:& Son you re 1reoted hke o member of the family I bought o car here before There's never any high p1essure, and I've hod no compto1nts or problems Thats why I recommend you drive 10 Johnson & Son lheir Golden Touch Service is 1he ONLY way 10 buy Give 'em o 1ry" llmt ,.,., ... , cle<lilon l•S-•<•••O ou Sl•vd• lkn 01a9ullol I J; olnn td Gall •"• IC.l\blldl 1· "4; dee Pe,.1 <Va1"611al ... • · 11S-$11•1•r olnnod by OtPHll : IHOltvilltl I «I . .,., Merct11 IS.n , Dl.qu!lol t-0 L ttl-Sllydtr Otc Sh•rm•n fQrttCedl t> O; O.C E•olle11 I~• Yid•, l>anvlllel U-0; lo•I lo O\am-:illn IHollxl W . , .._~wt-Sloan PIMtd F•a"k <S•n .,,.,111101 1 O; Pl""ed by llolmen (GfMlltHlllllS.20. SecelMI Oay•1 ltt .. lh ,,_Pll•m tE) Dl"ned YergH IWatsonvllltl 1 ·11; doc Pu-•r IHtll•I •';lo.I to O•vl\ IN-le\l llY 1•11 J St; P'""'d Hertley lhn A-It .>e. Pl\em llnhlled Slh. 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Come sec our beautiful new off1n· al 450 Newport Center Dr .. sharing th(• ground fl oor of tht' Great Wcskrn Sa vings & Loan Bldg HEW PHONE: 759-081 I BAY & BEACH REALTY General I 00 2 1 GCMral 1002 ················•······ ......•................ 5 Udrms.. 4 1 <! bath!.. family rm t~ formal d ining . Lurg(• tile pullo & waterfront detk. ~5.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay!>ide Dr1ve, N.8 675·6161 G~n~rol I 002 General 1002 .......•..............................•....... LIVE-IN IMVESTMENT PEOPERTY lit·:..11111ru1 o\\rwr :. u1111 111 1111, pntll' col "" 1wr,f11p 1111·c11n1• 11roµt•1 ly hl,•;il l11r t "" Ii• 4" 111 "" nr 111.111,il:l'I \ho :! Jl>.H t nw111" l11r t .I\ ,1w11,.r .11111 11.11111111 11~1 111 rllC'I' lt• n.mh '•1 ddl•frl·il mJ111 1 .. 11.1111 c-h1·r• · 111 .. 11 • .• 1I111· ,ii ~11·1.1~•0 C.1111;;;1113~) $59,950 1 lll'drou11l . 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Colesworthv REALTORS 640°0010 Below Market Mu~t :.c•11 1Jcaut1111l :I hcllrrn hom1• llut.:<' tot FOR LEASE fk'lll'I' I h,111 111·\\ ~h.1111 :t 1)(1, :l "·'· I• 1· llllf.:I' \II !=:150 mo F .111'1\l' ("1r. C ,\1 <: r 1• c• 11 h r 11 11 k .. (.:;irm•lot ·. I htl. <! h.1 VI'. F lt. i:n•al 11r1•.1 Nu pt•I~ $.';t)l'I 11111 1-°111-1'11111 t" M M:> !M!ll 2 s~parate Ha11ses un 1 lol l•ull or Ba!.l.,Hlt• l0h.1rm "l!i l)c'M) 3 Bedroom/2 Bath IJlit u.1ra1:1· F c n cl•d yard s.'10.1r.11 Te rms. Roy Mc Cardle Realtor 18 I 0 Newport Costa Mesa 548·7729 --- Dana Point I 026 ···•····•···•·········· HARBOR LIGHTS GeMral I 002 G•neral I 002 GftMral ...................•........•................. I 002 Getterol 1002 cr1 .. 11 lll't'llll & harbor vww rrorn lh1 ~ Oaou 1'111nl lot S.15.000 . macnab /Irvine realty lliUTIFUI. & NEW Golf course location! Hi ghl y up- g r a ded Sa n Joaquin model in Rancho San Joaquin. 2 bedrooms, den & dining room. $105,000 fee Laszlo Sharkany 752-1414. (V67> DECORATOl'S DIUGHT! Let your imagination run wild! Decorate to your own taste! A huge Linda Isle home des igned for a lg. fa mily awaits your ins pection. Spacious slips ~r lg. boats ... sail or power on a quiet channel oH the main bay. Tightly guarded security gate. John Granath 642-8235. (V68 ) M2·123S '°' Oovu Orlw 644 .. 200 HarbO< View Center Irvine 81 Campui Valley Center 752· 1414 ......•.•.............. ...................... . cae: llDIGB ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE PLUSH IA YFllONT APARTMENT 55 Fl BalcOl'\Y Overlooks Lido Channel. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Van Luit Wallpaper, Parquet Floors in Entry & Hall. Low Monthly Maintenance. $130,000 Leasehold. FIRST OFflRIMG! LOVELY UDO ISLE Charming 3 Bedroom Home . Features Unus ual Wall-Paneling & Coverings. Mstr. Bedroom Has Separate Dressing Area, Walk-in Closets. Street to Strada Location For Extra Privacy. Large Patio Great. For Entertaining. $149,SOO. 111 DOVEi DIWI 631-1800 HORIHS REAL TY * 4944057 * l'r1 pit•~ u111lrr conslrut"- 1 con U1l1>t'r units ha ,.c oce.1n "l1•w und l.'arh uncl hU!. hrcµl.1cu. $140,000 J AMCHOIACH IMYESTMEMTS 17141 496-7711 HYntlftC)toft leach I 040 ..............•..••.•.. LA.HOM.ARK By OWOl.'r 48r. forn rm, ho11t ante. Cu ll 961HI019 S&.S Resale Speclallsl<t . ..1, 4 or 5 bdrm models avail, some w tpc_lOI!>. 96iH602 .-!:cnningto~_!ropcrliei; JUST LISTED UpJ?ru\lcd 3 BNlroom )\1rklown Villa with custom drapes. Assumo ble F HA Loan Ct1ll Anytime'' sconREALTY ·Sl6-75ll , (;4 DAILY PILOT Thu'"''Y December 23 1976 otMr R• .. !stote HoaH U ...... ,w Ho.tsea Uafw'lli*d HcMitH Uafwwlshed "'-'" Uafw11ilhed ~MHh ""*-". ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!~~: .~~ .~'!': ....... ~ ~c:4!!!! .~~~ .~ ••• ••• • ~! ! .~~ .~ ...... . 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C<>ll TWO.STORY llwlllini: 1)1-ll\cn • !wt WILLIAM WIMTOH 714 96.H$.OO or 531·0~5. 2 ba. $375 Ews 640.l:>JH IH CHAltMIHCi e\es 673 3911 i-;u;11·:1.s11mo-:~ ~::~f~·l·~:\:~l:nri~7s 7~7o _!leulEslJte 6753JJl A._'l Not'ee LacJllnoleCllCh 3248 OLDSAHJUA.H Coroftca•IMw 3122 TURTLE ROCk OP!N HOUSE IY OWHER 3 Ur I dt·n i•.,du~1"' -Coronoct.IMor 3222 4 Br hoU.Sl.l ov1tll. now 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thia c hubrmlhl n.: 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gal~ i:11.111fr1I ·• 11·J M 1111 11'-'!ti :.dr t·onl ll. full bulh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• baths rpls drps Ullns 1 BR. 2 RR & 3 br bchfrnl, bedroom. 2 u & d enim---------5-d.y DEC 26 TH ,,.,, Thun DEC 30th 2 Story, 6 BR Plan 7. Gi:rnt wood beamed s t ep down ll vm g room w /floor to ceiling frplc. Formal djn1ng room, family room , kikhcn w /nook. Beaut. l andsca p e d , l ow maint. yard. Secluded m aster bedroom, lower floor rooms open to garden & patio areas 3 Car garage, load:> of storage & many extras. ' u, mtn:. ~ 111.:ht hi;hti. Jltl>t rct1ni~hed in:.1de Set S f 11 3 1 ~ ~ M33 · · on Clltr Ur 494·203J home hlis plush c1trpel ~l~J !l<HI up with awning $1900 ~ 0 f wytiidcwer, ~· · 12l3) 1:171> 2723 eve!!. ' mg, fireplace. bwlt Ins & .... .., .I\\ W Y l.-\rs ~ 6173 :Iba. pie, ry. no Pf' • :mr 2 U..i, udll condo. rab 2 car garai:e-. Won'l lost (SI ,. REAJ.r<JHS l~l!.12:m rer.,gar.,$4S5.blS~-Ike urea. ,, ml bch . REHTALS long! Call646·2151ldoys, 'll., !..~r~tJ_ 1---------•ICo1t11mrc:iGI 1600 2 lJcdrooms, luri:e open gar.$JOO. Ph:640·S068. LAGUHA.IEACH 493·058S cven1ni:s & /,. - Property bt•umed li vln11 room , --• b 3 BDRM. newer home ~kend~ ('C)RC>N DELMAR NIGUEL SHORES 3 Bedroom. :!'~ h11 th lownhotnl' :w· !\I J :;t\'I lit.•droom "d 11"1•pl.1('(• 11t.'uut1lullv dt•ro1 alt.•d . lurg(' y.mt & 1H1l10 Walt.. to community pool, lt•n n" & tx.-ach $92.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• large family or dining LARGE 2 8 7,· 3 r , 2YJ ba, located In Por ta Cl no Sonta A.no----3280 2 Br Tow~lmuse, frplc. $$$$$$ r oom . d ishwasher & 1Tsml.or~h g\j d~~shr, Laguna . 2 Buths, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•oul,ll.'nni:1.Somcoc·ean Vu<•unt lo t 5!lx290 an butlt-tns, fireplu re. ~hrlstma~ Bon~s. u._~~r fl.replace. ocean. view. 3 Br.lgc yt1rd, nr Tustin & Catuhnu views. Clo:.o l'Oilll Mei.a . ~-Onl'd C-1. Was h e r & dryer In· 714-963-4500 or ~31-!1545. Excelle nt fam. hornt• Ave & lrvmt• lll\'d, $:1115 loshoppmg & fine bcuch. Grt•ul lor 1>rruill l>u:.ine!IS eluded Good locullon. Agt No Fl'e $550 Mo. mo 832 7151 msk lot Nun &w·2til l m '.1n"estment lur only $500. monlh. G40 8358 · 2 BDllM. llOME, ·1i~c . c·y l'rucll, noree. r---------- $65,000 CALL968 J:JO l. Spacious. ne w 2 br. 2 ba, l i.tory l·ondo, lcnnlli, 1.1mdeck w/oceun view. ----------Call Don Ollc (7141 833-9609 or (714) 751-4642 49'97222 831-0836 HYnffngtonleach 1040 Irvine 1044 -------- katlta ~m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ----- SOL VISTA CUstom beauty" 1th :1 llr & formal dm111i.:. cuulcl ht• 4 br. Alnum & IJITlll) r o o m S u p 1• r neighborhood. Pr1t·1·d lu bell WESTSIDE REAL TY INC. 848·2323 -Real Estate byMLVAY RADIANT BEAUTY 2 S tory P OOL homt• Elbow Room! Fomily Rm. + Den $69,500-Hurry Vt•r:.alile floor plan in thh ~um.h111~ J l~.'druom home Inc IU<les c•enlral ------Mew port Beoc:h I 069 -- - •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Income Property 2000 FEEO THE DUCKS •••••••··~··••••••••••• 8 UNITS .. fruin lite I.:~ w;1trr1 ronl rlt·l'k. 2 "I}. :> BH & iila\ 1111 . :J h.1 SJnla 1\11,1 l-'1\c 2 bd1111 >..int rnnd. W,ilk to poob. & 3 1 hdrm. Prune pro J 1r nrnd1t1on1ng, <'07) lenni,.&ort'dn S:Mi ~.oo perty. s125,000. 15',< 11replJcc. Jll deluw CA.YWOODRE.ALTY lloY.n k1tl'l1en Gn·.it fam1I~ BILL GRUNDY nc1ghhorh11o<l Ju~l h-,t • 548-l290 • REALTOR 675-6161 l'11. hurry 111\H , c.ill SP't'GLl\SS 1111.L. Vo. 31•---------r 5.10 lUU llr 2 B.i. la:.! brand m•w ----------i TARBELL "# I In California " housl• hvowncr tr.10 1751 LIDO ISLF. Uyo~n"r J Br. 2 Bu. lg. µat1t1 SlS0.000. tl73 tGlO Orange Trt-C' L,1k1· <"11r11tn. ----------1 hr + loll, \l' l 11 LIDO ISLE gr.uli· .... T1·nni' S:l:!,700 fi1{1 U:1:!7 .llt ftpm 2 Bdrm. +den, frplc .• ~ UNITS 4 7111·111 :JO 32 48 G4·80· 224 ~ S0~1 £ f'1xer Up IJl'fS, SOME brand new. S () ~ J-: I) r I d e · 0 f C•\\ncrsh1p. Features plu~h r.111wi-., t;11·1•11trr1• :1 Ill<, 2 ti.i. <IN·oralor •I rap<:· I htlc 1•1111nln kit, vaultt•d lt•ll m nn1c u r1·d '.1111-. mi.:"· 11.11111, :!'• t·ar J!dr l\Jtur.11 \\OOtl'>, 1111111\ ln1b1pd. l)ltl.'IOO Ii) r n ,, m " I I h ( ,, I \ 11\\Jlt'I Sllll\\ll hv JPlll t1re11IJl'l' \\ .ill11.11w1 <'.di .'>.)I .I.Hi Clo:.c to :.1 lu101 ... p.1rt.. shoµping :II~ 11 oh palws; hcamed ct-11. llv I' 1Quail. ~ 1 rn Sl45.000 Cl • J Bdrm • upd.1ll'd i...111•h . Pia~• r I I' I . . :. pl c & !. pa II I Prapert••• ~ s1H ooo 1•00 ou•?ts~~-~r.!~o., "•'" LIDO REALTY 3:177 \ ia I iclo. '.'i .H. *673-7300* ---- UNl 'I S 10, J::a..,h1de, i,h11W'> pr 1dt.' of OY.1ler~h1p! C.111 f\450303 Fore~L t-:. 01:.on Inc Hllr..,. FHA ~SU MABLE THERAHCH 2 i.ly -l Ur. :!', UJ, f,1111 rm. din 1 m. 3 car J!Jr. up· ----------1 1• I .1f11•fl 1 Jll:. & d rpi. 11.!I~ WILLOWS $62,500 l;n•at IJUllh honll' 3 lll>H:>I~ :! It,\ l nu,,ual Iv l.11i;t• lol l111 lJ1111ty l'n I"' mi•nl Om· ol tlll' lk·~t bu)' 111 I e 'in,· ' BIG CANTON RESORT PROP. VIEW· S2 I 5,000 32 UNITS on 4 acres an View !':t·Y. 1111rl Ila) ICI downtown BIG HEA It 3 t:..1tJhna1 J111n l-!•111• t-n blk:.. from lake. Income try. Mammoth ll\1111• I'> l>:iO.OUO _\rl~. ~ales ... ~un Y.lth Vli';w· l\\.1r f.lOtl' IS $:!10,000 I $041000 l>k t 1n·pl.u l' l'am·h·ct do" n. Seller 11111 t.trry form.ii dining rcx1m \'frl halam'l' 11l 11121' Owner uar. Spat·1ous k1H·hcn & dt''>Pl'rall' need:; CJ!>h or pantr y. t-: xt r J I J q!l' 1r,1dt· blln:.. rpk. 2 rar J.(ar. s. s auna. Jncu11i, prkg for Liv. rm. wilh fireplucc. W•stminshr 3291 2 DR. 2 ba. Swedish Crpl, or Hwy SJ85/mo. 675.ti()()() bo.al or trlr Clu~h~use. I W /W Carpet lhruo ut ••••••••••••••••••••••• cov'd pallo, no child. or Uruque Homes. 1~~44lo ""bcAa·~h .. 008·2291 or Kitchen wtrunae & oven. 2 ty, 4 br. 2 ba. nu cpts. peLo; s:l25 ti40-7266 """ vv "'' $425Mo. drpt;, fplc, OW. $435/nlO ___ -=...-:=~-~- Rt·aut duplex with \'lt!W 3 ---.-963-4500 S31·9S45 Ag\. N11 ~--IJR. 2 bu .. many extra:. 3 Ur 2 Hu. «Plll, dra>:.. l BUH~f. /\PT. at Woods ree. CUTE SSOOMo.,yearly hhn~.(nccl,llOQ.cle..in& CO\'C Ht·..i1·h. Luna1 Ooe bedroom, one balh WILLIAM WINTON !>harv S.190 1447 27W w/sw1m pool. One of the 2 STORY 4 br. 2 bu, nr ,. uparlments. South or f best rentals an Laguna cpt & ctrps, frpl. Cur. lot tughway. Close to beach RealEstatt· 1>75-3331 S1h<1rp:l 1tr,2b11.1 11mr1m . for $275Mo. Boal)4ate.Cullaboutou1 and s hops. 5250 per ------1v rm. rJnl I 11ly c . ISSIO.._. R"" .. LTY ·b Ho "'50 Costa Mesa 3224 1-Alwurd!! & Slater. FrC'e M " c:A (; nstmos nwi. ~ month. Ask for M1ss i, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PHONE 494-0731 7t4·963·45a> or S31·954S 675zn1. v.ml mJ1nt & wale r Agt. No Fee DESIRABLE t'IObl• ~" l l.'ntnil park & 1 Ur,:! halhla~u~·. frpll', -------~ llOM t-: tx:h, K!d:./~l!! ok. $<i00. yard, $4:!.'l/mu 4!11·76U9. Townhou~ THE BASIL LEAF 2BR. 2Ba. Den_. n11td, IH2.14!N1uft611m 494.14320r 4!H 1152 Unfumbhed 352 5 Newly redecorated 2 drps, forced air ht',•I.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• j(ar b-disp, bltm., p:il1t1, J IJr 2 P":· llll' nnr ~ol. fum l.ocjl.wto Ml~I 3252 BRANU Nt:W 3 Br 2h Bu ~~1';1Le~c~\~~ls.~~~: garage, wate r fu rn rm, pc. rntry 1!· wtr ••••••••••••••••••••••• rpk. ·~ m1from Dohene) ~ Adultsonly,nopcls. pd~$37!'>lll?_S5'1·753!l OC ~AN vn:w. allull "Sl. llch & Dana Wharf mu HATE REASONABLE Hunff~on n>mmunlty s p:ir 2 Hr, $150 per mo U34·8211!! 646-0883 Across fro m Country HarbOw 3242 den, :! Ba. lse. S.t75 mo. x 5PM, 52-1-11112 1-;vs. Nrw 2 br. 1 ba, fprh:, Club ••••••••••••••• •• • ••••• 496,,4482 bltns 'C Ad Us no _!75 Mesa Dr.• 548·6700 3 Dr. 3 ..... t ownhouse. --------13 Br + bonus. 2 bu. Bad • .:araj( · u • '1.. Dollhousc 4Br, 21.ll.l, v1rw. Ra y. Cpts, drps, bllni. i:icls SJSS. &10·1840 I Br. 21Ja Condo. Encl Sparklrn ~ new cond. ne w dct·or, $425 mu. $125.645-9543 ZUr,2 badunlrx. Vlewo( patio, s:ar, ·adults only. $4 7 O. C 111 1 • • 1.11 o · ', A"S Aac., "3l ·•700 Bk .. No pets. 581·51l51, eves !146·l37lor846·M56eves. .,., '"'""'""' ... r. 2 llr. Laguna Nq.;uel ~ay .. !:ica~ona!· $350 . 556·7627 Mission Viejo 3267 Lanai rrn, view, u dult:.. 6755205orti75·3824 WATERFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• dbl gur, Pa~if1c J:.12 Ar 1 Oa, ~ar, sl ove, "ew E . side. lge. deluxe 3 br de luxe ranch w /41' Like new IJig J br, ram rm. VLUagc. $385. 640·1&14 & relni;, no c hildr e n or tnplex; 2 llR, 1',2 ba., pvt dock. Ye arly lea~e . 2 b~•. fprlc. bllns, 2 car 548-2873 "''L'>. Avail. I /2/77. '"""' rrpl. & pr1 v. rear yd. 846-9103 d d K'ch ,... ~ from.,.,,,,. mo. A,.. day~ ---l(ar. L~e fnr Y · 1 s n..Jaxes Unfurn 3600 mo.~ OK21 ; ti40·0700 ....,.,.., ,... ok. No f<•e $359 mo. lst .......,. 552·7000: naghlS 552·0507 lnifte 3244 1'10111 .. -er Rlty. 1142 4<121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Meso 3824 MESA VERDE family ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ----3 Br 2 Ba. cplS, drps, I blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cln 3 Br, 2 ba on cul·de· bch, S395 mo. I yr be home. 3 hr, fJm rm, 2 LE~ES AVAILABLE 1>ac. rnrd yd , coverl•d 5106Neptune.64G·5:120 fplc, 2•2 ba, $600/m o Live in Irvine Village ~)atio. s.n5. WLr pd. C<Jll Uruque Homes 546·5990 We have homes a vail for 586.1195 Nwpt Bch. 3 Ur 2 llu. fplc. -lease in•• g.ir. patio, bltns. 2 hlk~ $?25 E Side 2 br, dee .• rpt, Walnut Square 3 Br Condo No JX'lS. Pool. och. $400 yrly IAS 11>82 drpo., gar, ford. yd, patio. Ranrh Cal llomcs end garage. $325 mo ------- Mat. adlts. 646-1078 Deerlaelll Univ J>k 768 .. 5220 Aparttntnts Furnishe d Culverdal<' Col P.irk •••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde area 4 br. 2 ba, rrplS, dprs, bltns. lge rorner lot , encl. buck yd. Om·e by 3202 Minnesota . 548-4471 EaSL'iide 3 BR + den. 288 E. Bay. $450 mo. 673·2749 Owner I Bkr Turtle Rock 2 Br. fplc, yard. cll'an Balboa Peninsula 370 2 ~rm. your choice or 3 avail J an l , S300 mo. •••••••••••••••••••••• from$340lo$400. 83l·L2.56or831·22!J2 Lge 2 br. 2 ba, rn!'I . ul1I 3 bdrm, your cho1re of 14 Newport Beac h 3269 Nr beach. $325. J 115 W from $335. to $475 ••••••••••• ••••• ••••• •• Bal. Bl \'d 962·0.'>05 4 bdrm your choit·e or 6 Costa Meso from $<iSO to $550 3724 •••••••••••••••••••••• WHY NOT? Sunken living room Cathertral ct-1hng 2 bedrooms. J •'J balhs Allacht:d garage Washer/dryer hook-up P\'t yard with patio Adults. $375. mo. l•'OXllULLOW Vll.,L/\G E li21 W Wilson, C.M. &i6 2010 ------- CASI\ VICTORIA Chol'f:I' c>pportllllll \ lnr ,1 i.:1x1<J honll' .mtl .1 1• 11 .c I loan in th1• n·11t1•1 111 II II :\IJ'>~l\l' ~tom• l111•pl.11«• :!-l IJ1n1h 111•1tn. 1,1qwl Ill~ Jnd clr.tP•'' :ii.» tHHI down 11.1 :; ... 111 1-'lf,\ IJ,rl.1111·1• .rncl "11!'1 111·1 mmHh I'·"·' .ill s."1'1 llO(I lullf1t1C"1' tll'HHY' mai.ter v. in~ Glas~1·d CALL 645-6646 view patio Loads ol Good E . Side location No 1-'ecs RA.NCH REALTY 551-2000 ON PENINSULA Exciting 3 Bdrm home w/bcach & water across the street. S490/mo lse . $40.00 WUK & UP •Studio & 1 Bit l\pls •TV & Maid Scrv J\ VI.I ii •PhoneServ. Htd 1>001 l & 2 Ult, unr or furn, ~as & Y.lr 1)1.1. /\lllls, no pell!. Pool. rec rm, scr. gate . 525 V1l·l11n:i. 642·8970 5:11 ;)K(JO ln~rnatlonal Re al Esta~ Network tlarht1r Pal·1f1l· li.:1• '' 1J1l11•, 1mmJr . '>llllkl•ll tph- pool. I·•• 11111 111·1-.111 \ 1e.... 11,xir• l'at 11 IC' l 11a:.I ll wv II It _ 1.1 111111 71111111 'l:illi.111 h Y. t..1h" '+523 CAMPUS Da· IR'ilME 01•~;-.; l>All.Y II \ \1 I () 1; I' \1 .. tor<igt• ;1 l';H g.1raJ.(l' £ PRESTI GE 3Br. 28a, $375 mo. t'.ill now f11r Pt'I :-on.ii 642·!M66 Woodbridge Twnhm<' 3 Br pn•11t•w 75:! titHI . I HOMES B b N C M 2 Ba. A /C, upl(rades. • . . • .,., · · • • • ---3 r . 2 a . ~· · lake &poolpriv.640·8542 [~ I ~.\:--: l'l.1-:M l':~TE $395/!"o. So. CahC Realty "' lftZdtlJ llEAt'll u~rrs c~::s~~~-~~a. patio ~ln~~~:i~.'~~~~~. _ ... THIPLl-:X -Sparklinl! i?arage. No pets. S293. Eves,:>594536. 1._ _________ •11 2·2 2 lf>Y.nhw units just 2 mo. 751-6543 b 1• ulot·k:-rrorn ::.ur1 4 Yrs Turtlerock 3Br , 2 a. auto JUST LISTED NEWPORT SHORES 1\ homt• to r<'ml'mlll'r' ~ l\.•1Jrm .ind cl1•n I • 1 h.11h Ill'" ~11!1.~00 F.-S1de 3br newly decor 5 Pr k Ir s • <' u I· d · s 3 <' hme. lge yd & pa tio. n r $495/lse. 559.5229 schools, S395 646·238!J. ESPECIALLY LARGE 4 Bdrm & den. 1'·r onl w/v1ew or water. boats & Spyglass llill. $.575/mo. Altl 631·1400 ~~ H ARD TO F I ND Eastblufr Exec. home 4br, 2ba. ram rm. Soft water. New crpls, drps. paant. Walk to schools. shops. le nn1s d u b . $750/mo. Lse. R e (s . 2376 Newport Hlvd, CJ\1 543.9755 or 645 3967 SUSCASITA.S Minutes lo N U. 1 DH furn. Adults, no pets 2110 Newport lllvd. CM . llOLIDA Y PLAZA Deluxe 1 br a pl S180 m o AdullS onJy. no pet:.. l Pomona Ave. /\pl 15. l\dult E·sidc 2 br. encl gar. patio. Like new. No pets. li44·0878 . ----- A PlnECREEH /\00 hJl'V•!'f• fb.J Ccl'>IO Me-,n •,4 '~' i \( 'i) rron' s::-111 REMODELED HEW PETERS t 'ompl\'11·lv t•at1H'l1:1l r\tr1 u11l \ 11·\1 I rum . l··ouRP l.EX S11.it·wu•,. Y. t•ll µI .inned 3 J ·2 2 JU'l 2 blo<·ks to ... ur1 SI l,52!1 i:ros.., "llew ls~linJ.( al ~l:l9.~IO NE W Smoke tre e S111.1ll 1 lit uplx. rncd ~d. Towohome. 2Rr. 2Ba. ,,loie & n·(ng Nr UC I Pool. Clubhouiir. Close to Slti5 Gas pd 548 tif>SO lenn1s courts. $385. 640 6775or645·224_o ___ 1 $175. Bachelor. n il ut1I Singles ok. F'ec $15 ~of Orange Counl'(s most beoutlful apartment communmes A relomg setting Wlltl slreoms. W01ertons. and majesllc trees Fea!Urlng pools, Jocoul. souno, bHllords • aod excl11ng clubhouse wtttt social evenlS. Tennis, gym ond volleyball of Tho Village More of evory1t11ng you re loOklng IN. Furniture Is ovoNoblo . COTTAGE TOWHHOME lw•drnum ~ ll11ni.: rm • u1-;nTllA llE!'\RV• JU; \I.TORS 4!JC? 4121 :?15 1)1.•I \lar. San Clem. Br.1nil n1•Y.. 1 .11111 t' 1h JI~'' 11.11111 .rnd I• ,11'.t•tf '"""' l-.1u•h•" d ,:.11 d1·11 ru .. m h1 hli .,h i. • h1 J,.11)1\1ng ft1r J O<'W hom1• 1-.nJll} thi• .,.. .1rmlh ol in Lnin·r~1tv p;irk" Wt• Y.1.11ld :ind lh.11 m 111 mar hJ\l' 1110 thl'> cww l'rtrr~ rnrl> l)hlt• J;Jr w aou. to'Anhoml' \\llh .I bdrm ..... OV'.'Ol'r O~Ot•r n('t•d, f,1-;t . ., , h.11h" torm.rl 1lin1ng 5ale Call540 11:;1 4·PLEX. $76,500 I rn . IJnlll) Im l'l'llll ul Wl'll huill. 2 YI old IO \Int "l'l'• l,11 UI 11 h •lll1' ll«1lrm I 1 ll,1111 t11l'pl,11 , • .., .J u ... t ,1 o;h11r• \\t1lk lruna ttll t 1tlU" in . 111 1•111111 p1t1 .. 1n.1n\ .1ppr1•c-1at11111 lm•;1l111n nthrr C''' 111111: t \11 ·•' 111•111 IJfl•P'l'><'c.l 11CY.' \hull Lf>rJll'rl "" 111 11111· I• •t·.1 pin.: 'p111<•r. Low '.icJn· 111111 l'1H1·1I 111 ,,I'll •• t ----------1 <")' fador 111 ~mo~ tree ~.51)0 lklllcl V,tlkv. a wanter "11 • "I 111.111 I Ill• l "II , ...... It I 111•· ,1 .11 • ' • \ I ll11-.lt11 u11h ~:1.10 1 HEW PRIME Wattrlront Condo 2 Hr :! ~l' lri ll--.el HOLIDAY fu1 m;il din rin. f.{)' Bo..11 ~I I p ::. :.! II() • 0 0 (I · re·d hill ·~:.:. 552-7500 SPECIAL l'h 55<.! 7(~11 . LOCJl'f'O leac:h I 048 1 _____ _ t.1~r 1 H•·•lt tn n. II arnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLIFF DRIVE re:.or1 oftt•n 'rrforred lo .1s ''L1llll' l'ulm Spr· in.:s". Seller may cun s ukr VA. l'HOFl':SSIONl\I. ltl':AL l':ST1\Tt-: Tl l-!125 775H; !l~:i i':ll3, 1hk lor 1\nn Lots for Sole 2200 I Jmll\ r I""" .1dd ,.,..1 ,_..,,,11 '''' r1111i. .1tlit Ulll'l 11tf.1 111 ,11111~ ''I on 111\1 I\ Ill t~·lr h11lhrn1•l I 11 MYSTIC HILLS ,I ,,, :} h.I ~.1un.1 'IK'(' \,11111.ir \U 1;.ll'.lt f-'tt• trurn1· "' , I 11011 0111· n 111111,1· sun I 1 11 IJ ( nr.11 \~l 1 i I ;1~11 \\'1th'"."' \\,dk l•) LK-ut·h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''"'·''' lllt l111till 11i1l1 .... II I"" n11h •I' IM•I .1110t hq1flll11'' I• ~UI•' \I or h 1.11 Sonl1,1lh on IJ1~1· Lots-Costa Mesa ~unde1k 2 IJ,•droom " \,H·anl. 1 w /older lu1111h ru"m :! l>.1lh h11w11•, nxl door is newer ru.,torn N1·y,.portrr "\1u~l l·Oll'>I Lan be bought as a 1nll11v. a Roberts ..ee lo llt'hl vt" ~11'1,:>0(I f1Ul'kal(e or M'r1..1rale LAGUNA 645-3474 <.:di lor more mfor. Agl HIDEAWAY Bill lti l 7W1 Rea lty ' fl«clr1111m 11. 1l1•n 111 I I , II H d T f' d t ,111\1111 y, wdutltd fl'M ~~ ar " 0• 1n ICll .. .,, •hd M••ll~C••• I•"'~ 1.1tll l'11l111 11·rr.111· & __ :___.. -La~una , extra large lot 111•1· 111111 .. c• One• 1111 It· tu ~.ir town Large trres & to-.n & I"' Jch All lh1" 1111 rountrv sellin1<. $!:1,500 •>nly SIA:;o() t'Jtl now••• SC9t Clemrnte I 076 ·z ll••.cltor. 1:11 Rill t .• ~,. fi..1 ........ it; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10'42 THE VIEW ALON 1-; IS wo1n ti SI l~.0011 Mow 111 now ROYAL REALTORS lliWIC'u mm11 de· 1-: .. 1 rell.1 Wj)U lkh 4\IJ '14:1 ENOA.MGofRED Son Juan lnlM I 044 SPECIES Capistrano I 078 •••• ••• •• •• • •• •• • •• • • •. Ftw 1t·ft h kt• t ht' At JU St •• ••• • • • ••• • •• • • •• • • • •• l"ll•cl 1 •I oc..-.cnfront lots ,,..tnium Location In the heurl nl L·•'1uno A Grecnhrlt lorat1vn ,incl lll•ach, with tremt•ndou~ a mountain view ar•· uni\ commercial or tt'""''" lhe sll\rt of .alon~hi.lof t lnl pot1•nl1al , for s!)('c1ullle8 A I Ut•llroom µa rtll'Ulur .... l'O 11 + t>rn or 5 1-k'd rnom Hampton In r.r<'l'nlree m'.· · J'l"1::1fka~ tlomes. that m11k''" ~o -' ~1)~ f~I hke ~ou're .1 rnunlry 499·2800 resident Give your'il'lf a --- pre·Chnstmas lrcut and ----------1 call. Red C<lrpet Realtors 8J3 338() PRICED TO S ELl •• h owner. $85.000. lmmerl occupanry. Luxury 2 BH. llbnry. Ronchn Snn Joa quin Condo. t'ully ap po Int e d . Inc It.I n 1 r 547-3987 or art. 5pm & wknds 544·5704 MOVE RIGHT IN ~Ian REAL ESTATE QOO Cilrn•H"y•,. St 4<1<4 9471 ~·Q (IJll> Fab~lo u s locn tlon . logunaNl,..e 1052 atone II throw frvm lcn· ••••••••••• ••••••••••• • nLs & pool : new paint. carpet. dra1>'!11. !\011 &-SEA TERRACE 11prlnklcr1. 4 Bdrms .. 2 4RR 2ba popular "J" b a ths. f a m ily rm Plan. Corner lot, quirt Cul""rd91c. $73,900 r ul de 11or. heated 1)()01. l.oc1tled in lho pr1vRtt <.vmm I l<'nn111 couru. rec ccM er. wa lk to bench. ENJOY T UE GOOD LI FE. $123.000 ---ge"1~ ---~-- a Ano Rttat Estate Exch~ 2800 ............••••.••.... A vailable lmmc d . 3BR. fnrd. yd, gJr, cpts, 551-1429 ______ _ •HOW A.!_AIL. * Beachromber. ti31·201 TiiE BLUt'I'~. $500 lo or547·2501 S79S per month --'---------1 drps, kids/pets OK. $350. ---------F.nc. 556·7777 *RENTALS* DIG CANYON, S7SO to lagYncl leoch $995 per month ••• • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • I Br wtpool, gas BBQ. l BR.den .......... $475 HASTIMGS & CO. Studio, ut1hl1es pd. SIS. frpk, quiet rcs1denllul 2 BR, d~n .......... $.'185 Realtors 640·5560 mo.. rd. No pe l' area, for lease SSS0 mo. 2 Bil ........• , . , • S3115 t>-12·1403 2 BR ............... $125 HV Hms. Carmd 3 Hr ML""A -V-L-•• -R-0-E-3-b-r_+_1 2 BR . 212 Ba ....... S5SO +Fil, nr purk & school ....., "' 2 Bil, 2 Bu ........... ssoo S.SSO mo. 752_·06_·_11 ____ 1 family. 2 ba. dbl. i:ar., 3 BR De "'""' fresh paint. Al cond . · · n · · · · · · ·· · ·..,.,,, Bluffs I-level 3 llR, 2 ba. S425. 548-7729 Realtor 3 Bil, 2 ba ...... ' .... SS75 Lovely i:rl'enbelL & pool Fountain Votley 3234 .........•..•..•...•... Rcdec. 3 br, 2 ba. nu c pts. drps, fplc, l.'ncl palio s:!7 5 /mo . 963-4569 531·9545 Ab'I.. No foe. ----LG 3 BR, J BA. frpl, rlshwsr. Many upgrades. S385. 714-963·4569 or S.11-9545. J\gt. No Fee. --- 3 BOHM. Pi Ba. Prestige atcJ S400 mo. Ai:l. 002 l-171, 54G·810:1 -------- 3 OR. FR. 2".i bo ..... S4?-0 $450 Ab'l f.44· 1133 3 BR,28a ........... $425 ------- 3 CHl. 2 Bu ..... ······ S500 4 BR, 2 llA, frpl., 1 IJlk. + 3 Bil, 2 Ba ........... SSG5 from ocean. Yrly. Ren 3 BR, 2 Bn ........... $'100 tal. $475. /\gt. 5-10-1151. 3 BR, FR ........... $425 Ask for Les 3 BR. 2 Ila., den .... $475 .--.-.---- 3 BR, 2 Ba ......... $4111 3 BR, 2'~ Ba ......... S.S:JO Marqaret Mil~r 3 BR. 3 Ba .......... $1l00 15939 Overton St. 4 BR. 3 Ba ........... S.S7'" Fowttain Volley 5 BR. 2•.2 Ba.········ $5 You arc the wanner nf 2 llckclS to the red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 LC; nc111us Rm. 3 en. 2 ----------c RA. lrpl. 1bhwi.hr, cpts, _ Sports, Vacation & R•creationol Vehicle Show al the ANAllEDI dr11s. Call aboul ou r 3Br.2ba,onrulde~uc,ll( Chnstmas Donus. $39S yd. close lo schls & prk 714·!lfi.1·4SM or s:H·9545. $375. 1s t mo. on ly i\gt No Fee ~'i2 M30 aft 7PM ---- :t llr, den, 2 B.i , rpk. hUR<' NEWER 3 BR. 2 II/\, rpls . patio. soft wlr. dh h~e drps, rri:il. dshwshr. pn v .. ownr. $335 mo. lse patio S375. 714·00:1·45im 9611-2352 or 5:11 9545. Agt.. No Fee C 0 N V 1-; N T I 0 N CENTER .Lin. 2 lhru Jan 0 Call &12·5678, exl. 33:1 lo claim your t u·keb • •• ---- 4!17 1838 S!..'>O. !-'urn bc••JUl 1 · OH apt. nr bt·h. Hc1>p t>mpl · acllts. Ut1I pd. 494·4200. ------- Newport Beach 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST BUY OnoondTwoBedroom Some people say you g1• Aduft LMng what you pay for! We ol 01fices open 9:00 lo 6:00. fer more. And \he prat·e 1. Now ronttng. less. Membership 1n a '----------- Health Club. A tcnn1~ dub. Free ll'nrus lessons llalltards. Sw1mmini:t (;olf Ort vinl! Hu n gc' Saunas + g r cul at .. 11\1l1c?>: Sundav tlltl~ 1'Jtt1t:s \\llh ll\e h;rmb. Free Sonday brunrh Your rcnl dollars i:n ('\,en further •••A tt•r c I fit mamlenann· c1t•w. 11111 2 Hr w i.:.1r :;.230. New fe~s1onal m.111ai.tt!mt•n1 criit, li::e lncd y<I w/palto. s laf£ lhal 'an·:.. anll w,1t<'r pd 2224 "0" friendly n1·1ghbon. l'larl'nll.1, <•J ll betwn l ·S Moods 11i:icn cla1ly Ill 7 GJ6 4120 Sorrv. no ont· under ;!I & no pct:.. ltoomm.11t·2Rr:?fl.1,rpk.Pool.2sty. !>Crv1c1• a1J1l.1tlll• ;\Ion I': Side Chtldren OK. th to month m t•1111a111·y . $21IO ~ l~llH 880 lrv11H' (at IGth I 171411145 U5i>O C11i;9 el1• ll<1rrnosa 2hr apt wtfireplace, 1111 tx1lh. run~c. oven, d 111- hwaMh<'r. SJ20. Also 3 br (bep bid,::) $.170. mo W. Wll~on I ST MONTH FREE El Syd Towfthouses 2 br. I' 1 h11 from $295. Air c•ond, p vt patio~. Adult.. !'il'e M.:r 1!1211 :\fryer, off l!lth Wk1l:iys ll·5. wknds 10 •1. G-12 02'12 I hr ~Ill ~Iv & rt'lri~. No t·h1lllrcn or !X'lS. 731 W. llllh. /\pt U&C 673-7787 -.. -...... ThUf3day. December 23. 1978 DAILY PILOT C$ Add it ... Build 1t...01clper it ... Hammer it... Carpet it •.. Cement it...Wire 1t ... Hoe it...Clean it ... Move IL.Press 1t .•. Paint it .. Nail it .. Plaster it...Fix it. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1t. •• Patch t... 1pe 1 emo e 1 .•• Roof it... L andscape it. .. Tile it ... Trim it...Sewit... Haut it... Add it... Plant It... Alter 1t... Learn it . Appl.u •• ,..,. Carpet Sff•lc• ~ Hmiling Hotdec:leaftllMJ ....................... ..........••........... ...•......••........... •........• .......•.... ••••··•···•·•·········• AP PLIANCE REPAJlt Carpet Man will lay yours WEIWlNG (;LEA'JUl'S JIJ11h11.:. 11111,mi;. t:lt:.1nup $lO-Serv1ceCall or mine. Ht;l'a1n & •W~klyMarntcnunCl•• $7/up 1n .. ·work lkJ~. ___ <7_14) S4~·2422 cle11rung too' Guar work _f'r_ee_&_t ___ 64_' _:i_.9_001 f,"' · 1n-.· l·~t IS42 45'17 C t ut bigger savings. Fr est l'Wo lullh '' hool ~iris will huu.,l• 111-.111 ti .I\' ( :ood l't'h. C..1 II Sut• ~•7!J :JI..: l or T.immy >IS !JlW ....... .. 645 :MM6 Grading ••••••• ••••••• •••••• • • • ••• •• ••• •• •• •• • • • •• • • • • ~ousecleainln9 Y o u d t rt y l. "' • W t-: FINISH. Rfo~MOOEL Cofttroctor Sk1plo111Jer. dump trurk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLj,;A.'11 1-::11 )oi1wnallz. Rpr. Small JOIJs OK. ••••••••:•••••••••••••• hauling, tree wk. i;ratl Want (I HEr\Ll.V Cl.t-:AN 1111! in V•H·.t11l ho11ll's Rea:s. 979.0379 LEE M JJ\HVIS ing, demo. etc 751 :l!IJO llOUSI!:? C..ill vlnl!h.im l.ic'tl 008·7!11~ C t .:--1 Additions & He modeling Girl .. 'ree ebt.s 645·5123 arpe _,.-,. c• 9G2 ~73 1.1c 317856 · Movin9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Hauling Want ;1 Hl-;ALLY CLl':AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ShamJ>OO & steam clcun GardtnlftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOUSI';'> Call Cinl(h:.im Ex Alt11·d Mov~r. lnp lng. Color bri&hlencrs; ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUllAVE l'r 10-:AUY Girl l''re-c1•sls,645 5123 i•(lwpnwnt. saH' n111nt·y. wht carpls 10 ml n CAHD~NINGSt.:H.VH..:E. 1'LL11AULJ'J'AWAY ----1n~ur~d.tret'c'st .1!lJ·Mll).5 ble11ch.Cle.inlivrm,dln CLEAN UP JOBS & TIM548-6306 llOUS~CL~ANING ---- rm & hall Sl!>. Avt( rm HAULING neasonablc • Hy reliable c·ouple p ·~ jP . $7.50, couch $10, chair $5. rate:i, Newport , Coslil ~nny & Jer. Fret.' haul Ref's 003 5!!1:1 Otm•ncJ apenng Guar ebm pet odor. Crpt Mesn, Corona del Mar, mg, cleanup, lrl'c w.ork ••••••••••••••••••••••• repair. IS yrs cxpr. Do Huntington. 645·7588 fo1 usable items. 1-l'n CLEANING HY ANN Fai.t. 111okss1on.il qu.1llty work myself. Refs re:./bldgs remo ve u E~l'Crn.'nled,"rthrl'ls. p.1111l1t1i.: ;1l vl'ry low 531·0101. Want Ads Call 642·56711 557 2005 Afters PM. 493·<.lt;ij(I rall''> 5'18..S42t PalnHftCJ/Papff'lng Poiftt"'9JP~119 Pkashr /Repair Tele'llNOll Repair •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , tntrt Ext Painting. Ava PATCll Pl.ASTf.RlNG CANOPVTV SVC CO. olnt Your Costt. twt R"l"' .:~rvtrtA rm $3!>. ull prku incl ••ALL'l'YPKS•• ., M """' n AHi; 1-:>.lr 1Sty SJilS "•1nl. i''ree esl. 642·3l!M Frt.oeeii1l. ~ nt 1''alr Pricci.9W 1633 :!Sty$1~ lnlr~5rm 0~ l'mes incl mtr'l1l11bvr Don't be hornswuggled. Pllnbiftg Trff SerYlc• (;uur, in:-.rd, free est For fine qual. painting & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tl·dt>:ltl 7085ur!>~ 0134 f.iir prices .too, call PLUMUER·Repalr, re· Removals, trlmmln~, 1'1'.."1'EHS l'AlN1'l NG H1di1ird. I h•·pressure pipe, inst a llatio n pruning, Croo <'&l. L1c J I::>.pr'd rt•us. ralci., Cr<.>e cleJn first. do they? services. G. Gidley, 1•\1llylll!lurcd.642·2624 l'~t.atllCene55204:>8 Lic/ln:s~555S 642·9315. Removwg, t rimming, Orig 541-~raphics R fl \op ping. l ms 'd, h e. l'amling. Int/Ext. Hl111s, r-oo "9 bonded. Winter r ates. dl•µt•ndu bh.• 1-'ree est. Custom Mura ~ 83tl·SSSS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Jny &t!> 7965 P1osterfR-lr Repuars & Com position _~_5_124 ______ _ -r-Shingles. Inspections. Workman:1h1p Guarn 'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnsrdtlicd. Low prices, fr IF YOU Inter/Exler Free est VERY NEAT PATCH _e_:s_t83(). __ so_20 __ o_r_~_1._S9_30 __ 1 have 8 service to off er or l!5 Yri. exp. 642·02\15. JOBS &TEXTURJo: --------Free~t. 893·1439 goodstoaell,placcanad •CU~i'OM PAINTING • . . Tr:ide your old stuff for In the Da 1 ly Pi lot. lnlri Extr·ttcas H.itcs Selllh1ngsCastw1U1Da1ly new .1;ood1es with a Classlfied Section (;.;II 0rU(;e 532.2045 eves Pilot Wunt Ads. Clius1f1ed ad. 642-5678 Phone 642·5678. ~!'!":.".':.~ ... ~~.".':.~ .... ~~':.~ ..... ~~~.~~!~ .... ~~-~~ aug;e.:m..ity SOOS Amounc.mrnts 5 I 00 ~~!.~.~ ..... ~?.~~ &..,_oti,..~n ~~~t:.~ ..... !!.~~ 869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ """' Costa M•sa 3124 Costa ~sa 3824 ..,..wport Bt-ach 3 •1 MO f'RF.f: RENT• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ t & (' f 1 t s ht d to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cook & llro1lerman com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ~ :i It m ollaces from L1nuoR STORE rt is 5 r a t i. ml' n ..O'S • m w 1 e ogh, anrds ~s & blnation Apply 25.30 W OM HOME TO FOX HOLLOW VILLAGE Security Deposit Waived P RK ... EWPORT "' nt"cded tor wk11ct <;raft "Teddy". V1t· Bus a & .__ .__o.t__ 7005 Coast H. N 8 ...., • A " Sl2S 111~r mo. /\dJ Toµ store. ptcslll:l' Joe. Sall', 111ajor 11 ho11 '1; Tuckahoe, HO. Aft 4pm, '"s~.-. wy. · · ..,.wn APARTMENTS A1rport('r Hotel No lea:.c vross $55,000 mo. &ok l'<•ntcr. ss p/day. s.io oo.io 968 \955. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.30&5 Mon·Sal. 1or2 lledrooms ..ind rt'q 833 3223 Til noon !>hows $6,000 mo. nt'l. -------- -MEN WOMEN COOKS BARTENDERS Townhouse« -----Wtll l·ons1dcr lt'rm~ (.'Jll * * * Losl: Orange & Whl male TltAIM FOR • • From "'"'9.SO 60• PER SQ FT qwck for s pec1f1l' dt>t:11ls. D ·d J hn c.il '1 mo:. old blue collar DRIVERS. P /Ume. ~ver For Quctified T lftcmth """' 1617 WESTCLli''l-'·NB av; 0 iOn w/~ame kc~.' Vic CdM. IARTEHDIMG 21 yrs. ti:n med. opciung~. Opeu96Datly AGT.541.5032 UBI Aqt.75l-374 I 14541mmrrWind &IQ.l(>.ll!orll:JJ-8084. TWOWEEK CLASS Apply in person, M e Li ve on your own pri vate street in a 2 bedroom townhouse with yard & large patio, wood burning fireplace & at· tached gar age. LOTS OF ROOM FOR STORAGE AND HOBBIES! Spa·l'ools-Tennis NHfport luch NA'rlON·WIDE JOB n Eds PizZ3, 410 t:. 17th Across Crom fo'ai.hion I SO I Westcliff Dr. &.er (W'ane Tanrn You arc the w11111cr of:'.! 1-Y.>UNO· Black male dog, PLACEMENT St, C.M. blanu at Jamhort."e on NETS $.WOO. MO. I · D, l7 ASSISTANC... 1---------- N L' ·I C ltckctstolhe \'IC rv1ne, cc . c. San Joaquin ll11ls ttoud. ewl)Orl .. inancia lr Plushiest bur in arl'a. S V I &!4 3207 or 538.45&1 GOODJOIJ Delivery man for early (714) 644· 1900 Leasing Office Space Busy Street. Outstanding ports, a cat on OPPORTUNITIES morn. L.A. Times, homo C..illonS1teM;:in..igcr parking. Owner mu:it &Recnotionol Fountl, grown Jrish Set· AMEtllCAH delivery route. 2~ hrs a •DELUXE• (714 ) t>-12 311 l l'>.l OIG lt•a\·cst.ite lo ha11dlt• pro· Vehicle Show tcr, deep red w/chokc I ... R T E .... D ER S day. Mus t hnvc econ. Eas tbluff :i br, 2 bu ---------l>Jle property. Anxiou~ h chain. Vic. Pac. Csl ~ " car. Adults only. No 1..case. lncl. ~j)ac. master If .You Need /\ Staffed & ti0<xl terms. Al!t_._837_·4_:.!00_ ANait\ .. ~rM llwy, & Warner, 11.8 . SCHOOL sollcitrng, no collect In!-(, Adults. $375 621 W. Witson. Cotto Mno 646-2010 6 u1te. din rm & dbl ~urn,ish~d Oflu:~. c•il! co N v 1-; N 'f 1 o N 847·168'J U04E.17thSl.,SA Weslminsl.ertllunl. llch i:arage. Auto door 'fll.1-: EXECUrtvi,; BURGER STAND 8341900 area.638·0126 I opener avail. Pool & SUI IF.. He nl includes Laguna IJcnC"h J · C2E~T FJH 9 FOUND: Dark Gray & SchoolsCo~stToCoast Costo M&sa 3824 Huntington Bt-ach 3840 recreallon an•a. Adults f1l1me rcr·e1Jt • phone & Fn•c ~Landin~ building ~~ t ru an.. tan dog, male m1xed1----------Delivery Person •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••• ••••• m 1 I "r .. t I & 1 t 1 f k Call 6"2·5678 l'Xl. 333 lo br-~-' \•1c ,.._ S· nta Ana LEONARD L'ENTON ""30 hr a week. Own only.Noix•t:..From$Jti0. .i :h v!c~ •• u 1 w1t1 peny o par mg. • ...... -u. ~··a . ,.. • .....,. 1----------1 Jamtonul Secy s & olc CrosscsS15.000. mo. yea1 claimyourtickels. Call~2 111\3. FLUTIST recently ar· transportation, r eim· 3 Br,:? ha, luxury twnh:.c *1 -H "' t * l!65 /\m11~os Way equip av.1111 Newport o d 0 rel . " • * * n··--' from Pans· is' now bursement for mile1tge. New i.hJI! & kit ..ippl -.,... ew "'P s Mirnai:cd by . . r un · wncr inn,,. L l .. , · o· d """ 123 bed h Id c C.Cntcr 640·5<170 \\'111 Jt'{'epl ~'"' uo"n os : ••an s iamon accepting students at nil Costa Mesa Medical ll~e m~tr, Npt Ills loc . . room. c I ren Cran:1daMgmt n. . ----/\i..'1. tl:r7 ·'12"11 SCRAM-LETS RmJ:. liold w f"!. lgc d1a, levels.Cal1833·9731 Ce nt er Phnrmacy <.:all633·7U:'i9orS.J5 t!1:11. ol... pct ·~ l'Onsiderl.'d, --CD~l dlx swte ... from $150 _____ ------Heirloom. Reward. NB•----------642·0106 -----d1'h"'..1:.ht•rs, l'Jrt>ets, STEPSTOOCEAN Ul I Id \I C I area.673-6711 JobsW~. 70751----------2 Br 1'1 Ha twnhse brk ilfJ"''~. c:IO:.l•d ••..ira"e. Deluxe Nwpt. Shores 2 1 me • 1 • ampl' COFFEESHOP ANSWERS C _,1 .. ~ ., ... pkg.J.imlor 675 6!)()() NL"N:"...., MO pie. i:ar. l.Rl'patm au b clrn.c to s<'hool.s, s uper br.dplx 71.t !170920J "'''"'""'000.. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• DeUvery man, early AM ~l Wed. ll·l5·16 fem. M al n t, c u stod ian Times r ou te. Cost:t t:olhe. sable. whl area churches, schls , pvl Mesa. No collectini:. or.inge. Fairground~. estates. 23 yrs exp. ln all must have dependable no pets. S275. 2.i 17 Elden mt·c 1 pll''<=>. furmlur~i----------Pnmc location in llunt PC'rfrct Mom & Pop loca· Ave. 979165!1, J::\s available Call angt on lleach o n tion.Freci.t.indmgbwld· Nov1<0e -Flora - k:mer) Gentle -~·7027 17111&17 7~.10am ·5pm OCEANFRONT Rrookhurst, KOO square mg w1lh plenty or park· L'.as•-1de nice :> Br 2 l'"·•-.7•d•..i•v'l.·-------1 2 HR , 2 ba. $500 lt'l'l. Single. ~ardcn type mg. Heavy fool tr.ilhc HEMOVi'; The longer a w('u\ling nng 1~ worn. the hJnJe r ll IS to Rt-;MOVI·: leather collar name ~s phases. 548.J3S7 car. 546-4181. itmi:l'r. Pregnant lady s - r "' -~ ,. BAYFROHT HOME f ''ood .1oc. Short houis. Uoo<l encl "ar. 1 child OK. :.lure or ol it'I.' • .., C't· ... JDR,2 ba $2000Moyrly d k terms.Ag\ !13'1··1200 <log ti..11-0776 HelpWant.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl75. (j..12·J.188 UELUX E 1 br. Crpl, full -pos ure. .1.'>!'>igne par ---amenities w /full rel'. STEPS TO BEACH mg. Call l\lr. Plummer O,Ei\N Jg~ 2 Dr lo"'er faril'> Sec to lJeheve! :.I BR, 2 ha., unf. S425 !MiJ 671i7 ___ _ ------- --U>ST:"Reward" . Auto WreclUnCJ l.o1t & Found 5300 Vl'ry fnendly, dl'cluwed. A Hskpr, live.In, i:ers. Sal. Experience necessary. SU.iOO. MON ET ••••••••••••••••••••••• wht. long hair calico cat Pvt rf!!lbn. TV· hte cook. Busy pr act ice. Shorl DENTAL OFFICE MGR. apt. 1n 4 µlex. C1>L'>, urp~. 1147 t.I07 3 BR, 2 ba .. unC. SIOO closed gar, adults. no pell>. 1\pplll·at11Jns taken Brand nt>w, 3 bdrm apts. now 645 7485 i>lu<.hO &. convenliom1I, associated DELUXE OFFICES Cammi & mds tl i.paccs, 200 to 2000 !>Q. It. As low as ;15· sq It. La~ Niguel & M1::.::.1011 VwJU .1rcas Handy lo S.O. Frwy C;,all: !131 ·1400 Orange & L.A. Counties FOUND: l.ad1e:; Hin.: w/gold/hlk markings. 5 CdM644·9666f644·9!I06 work week. Ben efits. hJl'..1t1uns.f'ully1.acen:.cd. C..ill to identify eves. yrs. Ulkcollar w tsilverAns w erl n l( Se rv . Huntington Beach. A~. 837-4200 li4u 2547 barrel. (Ul\Scre~ bar rel Operator. 9.5 M·F. Exp'd 847·6076 Xm.i ~ move in al · Lu vely l~e 3 br. 11ewlv <k lnwJnt·e, ;.i wks free rt."nt. t·orateu. Ideal llw N (71't) 8H i56li. toam- BROKERS-REAL TORS JOH W Balboa 671·l661 Rowers &Plonts Lost : Hl'ward, small und tnro on insid e) only. 228 Forest Ave.1---------- liluck tl11" w/IN hl chest, /\nswt•rs lo "Scamp". Laguna Beach ntal Nels SJ.500. mo. ., CJll Rose Scott 495·4789. . ORTHODONTIC ~kin n y legs. mul e. Please help make our •TTR ... CTIVEGIRL Choini""-•1 .. ·1 .. t IJl!ll>. $215. l\ta.:r Jt :!118. 5 M1•ndou. J\pl /\. 97!1 2531 'pm_,-------- San Fram'tSC'O style. Person o[><!rut1on Busy M.111 toe. Only $31.000 full pr1rc, with terms /\i,'t ~1837 1200 &12 130:J aft . 5 :lopm · "' "' ._,"' '" '" Ch.nstma.sahappyone. Sophisticated, stable, all Expr preferre d CM . ----2 Hr, 1 h.i. new paint & 2 Br yearly, garagc, w /or W~TCLIF1" Furn'd. olc. :.! ~Ir, 1·pt:.. bltn.s. I.ids ok <TJit Nr m,IJOr shopping "-'·lhuu~ IJoat dock. $3:!5 $l2Urno. POUND· l'u g no1:.cd American girl type. nice 546·5170 llo~lon Terrier, blk face, Los t, Cat. bl k w /wht figure to model privately 1----------- $210 mu. & fn ~s. :-;0 pets. S22s b1:.I 24~:.I 642·409_7 __ _ r..i~ 2978 !).15 0760 ______ San Clemente 3 876 ll..ilhoa Inn, $2!>0. mo. ind. big t')'l's. tan body, vie stomach & paws fem . Yr 3-4 hrs week. Great pay. EXPEDITING Markel Ua:.kel. Ual Pen. old. Vic. Bal. Pen. NB. Utmost d.iseretion, Clex1· SECRET• RY Lovely hw 2 hr upJ>('r. 1 Rr. S200mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ul.11 J~ Mam St, Ualboa COCKTAILS Nt>wporl Be ath !'lush. s eat:. 1 00 l'arlner i. feud1ni; Term:.. /\i:,'l. 837 · t:!OO u7:J.2648 673·9349. Reward b I e ho u r s . W r I l e ~ Lo t Rew~rd Gold Mesh <.:lassified Ad #803, Daily Westsall Corp. has ::in nt.'wly uccorall:d ldt•al ll..:->\lt LeGrand •SPARKLINI. • 675117 10 ____ _ FOUN D hlk & whl fem => : " lmmed. vacancy for e>.· Bracelet Senllmenlal .Pilol, P. 0 . Box 1!>60, pedilln" secretary to ~·~l~~~fe~~~~ ~t ~r. ;1950 2hr. ~ha . apt .. Jus t re l'clM JOO to 1050 sq fl <.:pts. 1~.'ilt{d 2 blks tu brh drpi., i\/C. J.tnltor. ~l5. & $235. Stuve & park'g Master'\67:14120 dog . Po s ~ 1 b It' n c w 1 7 h s h · Costa Mesa 92626 .. mother Tw.lln & 20lh, va uc. l t l s oppmg1----------work in busy stock room. 'llrly nu :.!llr. t ba. nr bch. Nin~ I hr, frpk, pool end 1-!Jr $260/mo. Call odulh no peh SIJO. mo S4t >iUI art 5 JO_ AFFILIATE c \l 1,12 :!WO. area. 673·8872. Automotive Musl have al least I yeur -P I 5350 N o t ·1 Sh d of exper. in purchasm~ :';IH 17 ~. 7 clr h-hl J'i!lll ---- rcfr1g. l 5 0 l ~2 W ______ _ Escalones. SJn Clem OFFICE SPACE. N. u Opportunity to own a 49'l·7072 lb49 Westchff Ur. Air, hranrh office of a :-our L'O' '"'l>? c ·m bl'· v n ttSOnO s ew e a1 op nee s ~ v., w e " • o u g ••••••••••••••••••••••• help. or s tock room work. dogs. Uall & Nulwood, . . Top wages paid Engine Should be Camili:.1r J hr. 1•, bJ, lrple, patio. r l'ssful Video U.itin ~ • '* • l'nd ..:..ir. """I J..111.I Apartmtnh fournlshed 11\t to11<.'t. Ne. Two units Club. <:all Anaheim. 772 6!121 Dnnkang problem.? s w/marine parts, if poss1• Call Alcohol llelpline I.earners. eng painters, """'f & 1· h blc. Please call M s. Fr°"k St.i-r "31.:, &lt.i 1m or Unfurni1hed 3900 400 ~q fl. ca. S200tmo·no ~ ----11tru' One unit JJOO .;q V1deo111ew 225.JS Killy •••••••••••••••• ••••••• I 99 5 00 1-'0U~O dog. blk male Young Unusu..il front lei:. ownr c.ill to 1dcnt1fy. !llil:\·6705 2A hrs a day 835·3830 .,... ers Po as ers, up· holstery s hampooers, McDonald, 549·971 l for PREGNANT? check out, pack-up & de·..,mo __ rc_1_n_fo_r_m_a_t1_o_n_. --· "''Toro '\r 11.1mil1on llrnokhur<;t Tllr:f~XC'ITl'll<: It . 2 tol els. a~ 1s. 7. 4 '"' ;ibr. :!h.1 i;.ir. patio Sml S400/m o. l'ACI fo'I C ---- \uu Jrt' Utl' "'lllnl'f ol 2 thlrl IJk $2KS 'lti2 077K PALM MESA APTS. 1n; \L cSTATE. G l nC RESTAURANT ucketstnthc-~Jl'il!Tt-:.<;TO 'PT 11111,t.'12·0200 Lil Gem on u~1ll>t1.1 hi Sports, Vocotion SPA.NIS H STYLE Bl'H -----E 7. opera I w n . Shu rt &Recreailonal .IHI :? i.ton• w l1plr. lia1·h. l&:!Hlt t:!<lOSq ft ofspacc a\·a1l. hours . f'rt·•· tr.11nin~ ti.1!1·011>. patio. i;tu~h from $J(J!> J <ll) 1 S100 mu lrwltl Owner lt>avi111: !'llale. A Vehic~ Show 'rpl i: c'ic dl1I 1•rwl 1:.1r /\tlult-;, "llo l'l'l" J..irutori.il "l·rvit•t•. N B :.t••ul' U1c k l'.1rk, UK R it th• l'l'l:-. duldn•n OK. Ukr l!'>lll l\tr~.1 f)r on Pai· C:.l llwy Call ti7J·7~ \'·'"I-I \I :.:Jti I~ i1r K-17 ·15IO e ie-; (5 ntic. f:a;.l llf Newport Hobl>1e. Mii 11757__ GREAT MOM & POP C U :-t V 1-. \ I' I !) :'-. HI wl ) t ·~;'q 1-.ll lrYirw 38 44 ;.t(i !IH(t() APPROX 800 :.q fl, C :l al Jan :.!lhru.J.Jn !I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---130 E. 17th St. ~Ult(• r. <"di 1..i: ~111;11. nt .IJJ to WOOl>HHltHa: Rooms 4000 Sl.50/mo. Doyle !Hk O.mJ 1l.11m ~11ur111 l.1•1 l'l:>.~:::0 1\PTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• llKiMssRentol 4450 • • * I. :! & .I htlrm un1h ~ll•t•1J1nl! rrn -. $t\l'J !105 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>1•'>1~n•'11ni:rilow... l>Jlh :-ih11-. rt Mo n """t v·lll <.:· nncrv Jrea ct••hn~ nu I" h ~11tJ •,1~ From ) 'I. i o 1 1 ,, • onl~ C.dl 11tt lpm ·~ · a J F'OtJ:'lllJ kitten. 2mo~ old W1•ar1n a.: rt>d coll.tr. Npllch li73·~J2!1. F 0 U N I> I' a r a k e c t • Banded C.111 lo cJe~cri1'c color & band II. 519 1762 Found ~ma II IX!ai:lc·li kc dog W/Ulll & whl wols. Please call li461!4115 FOUND. hrnt~old ~tr11x• C.11 w rh1m•.,lonc 1·ollar. \'ll· 111.'Jch & Bols .1, 11!111 1111 -------1 Ca ring con fidenti a 1 bvery. Apply at counseling & referral. 2059 Harbor DI, CM Ahort1on, adoption & 645-1030 ke<'pmg. APCARf; S47·25GJ Babysitter needed. 2 small children Mon•Fri * SHAR OH 'S * ,_e_v_es_·. 559_·1_838_. 1_r v_ine. OUTCALT. MASSAGE 49!!· 1224 ---- "TllE EXPERIENCE" Atlull motel. Closed ('1rcui l TV. For Reser ve. Babysitter wanted for 9 yr old. C.M . area. Own trans. Afl school & some eves. Non smoker. Call 55t>·l!82li or 644·4300. lion.~. ~.~m .. s UAR GIRL Nigh ts. /\l· *KAREN'S* lraclivl'. College OK. Salary+ f.46·5544 FOREMAN Paint & Detail M:.in w /:JS years exper. in marine pa inting needed by Westsa1I Corp .. maker of the world's f i nes t sailboats. Qualified can· didute must •be ctipabll' of s upervisin,:: a cn•w ol IHO men for 1>cunt & de· tai l work . X lnt OP· portunily Cor the right man. Good salary &- benefits. Call Ms. McDonald 549.9711ext 47 for OPPClmlmenl. ~ Wtl"'" lrl•t Jiil l l'in~·l'll•m• t.)fc hr'> 3 5 JO Hl•f, 11•q'd .)51, 005~ 111 (,ood for ant1(jucs, etc•, !Jeer & wine off s ail' stun•. Full fixtures 1n dU1.lmg nc.1r new Uutu lcrn11nal JOO r:;1s h re· g1'>ll.'r. 7 <lr walk in r:olrl box lteduc1•rl lo $10,IMHI anti krm:. lu i.uit. C..ill Curt 1;.i2 52110 ~.IH ;,•l:.4 '111•11 llro<>k~ 1;73 H5!)7 2 Hr "P" <:J, p.1ti.1 wkd<1>' '15 JOwknd'> AVALON Found Jiik fcm;1lc Cock a·poo<• J Small.~ young Nr MJ1tnol1..i1/\llanla. HB Call !.lti:.! l:!IK OUTCALLMASSAGE BKKPR;s.cty 6PM 2AM 838·178" Small business. CM. foll GUARDS lime. 645·22A4 aft 9 AM. Adult•. 11111J1•l• 11111 \Irr 5S2 MOO ROOMS $Z5 wk up wit h "EWl'()ltT r\t'll STOHi-, C'utr "torr antiques and 1 \\ \ l • h h 3848 k k i:ll'30AvonSt ·S:!711 '1'1 lurn1ture ml0\Cf'lll'nttoc ;.,;"1~1'. ·' \ I' ~~ ••• ~~. ••••••• ••• J~l~h~·97~~ ~~1~t~ J9fi~JI Ji·rr't w.,.nn t:.!IJl177·i7~ Perfrct bu:.1m:~i. for :i Found TOOL lluic w /tools E11~t Sul<' ''" dui•I~"< .!~ I Br du11lc'C, frpk, Sleepin~m . p\t h.i B..ilboa Island ; retail. couple. Pete B.iricll <AJ~t llwy Nr l'romnn llr I', tt.i lrl'I• dhl.: ar near t own Th.ilia & ••mpl d day, s:!S wk romm<'rl' o r office fu'Jlt~ CaJIM2·5:!00 t~i'.i~~ Call to 1d<'nl1fy. $1011 m11 :~&H ·1111.. l JtJhn.l -t'll 1277 .ioJulb l111nl lk•;1d1 . ~.14, 7o5i. .,pan'. OH ~lrcl'l park rks1aurant. Coi.ta Mr.,;i, MlukM!Vle"" 3867 1n~ J\rlflrll\_;,(lOS Hlk & Tan J llr !. ll.1 upp1•r <.:•••• :\u r" Houm w Jotd1 IHI, ti pri v n• ... t Rtom nit r !'>.'i7 35J.I "'h 1 <.: • K IX'h 111.:7 \ .1l1•n< 1.1 ••••••••• ••• • • •• •• • • • •• I' t• m ,11 ,. 0 n1 y (' 0 ., t ,1 l•lt ·2343 Mnu ltl fr1 . •1 'j ..., <'1'111'11 • a 11 l ec-p ~1.•11111lo1 '>11o1~1K.'• ! llr l'nn<Jn. k1t1, nk nu \1,.,1 SR.l•Ultl ~•Uifllll" lusineu Want.d 5010 Ownl•r r>li·d i.C call 1• 1· I. S 2 i 5 mu ' M S.J CAI' STOllE 570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !Mil·l."WI. 111H•lv CU•\Oo I~ "' 1 ph l'h li45 3\115 or 1137 1;oso Room & Boord 4050 ''t fl c.1m1not:<ap \jo of M>V~:llTISl'llC; /\ND FOl.'Nl> 1:!1 11!. Collie. tlrp.. II·" 11•• tl·h" hr t''tl !>16 517 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi'l'>hJn $:llO lll'r nw <.: O N S ll L T l N G mil\. l1•m. llrookhurst & J\dulh, no I"''' '°'(Ill & - --Youni: <'n1:1neer w:.inh llOO Sq CL a l:.o I'll SEH\'ICES W ,. :-. t rn 1 11 ' t 1• r . up l!IM \f1.1lw1m Avt• H.wport .. och 3869 bclJI ii & mom In llunl Owor. ii75 1117" Ms Shapiro 6-12·6799 Wt•stmins lc r. ;,:n . 728~• ~.1 ... l:!'~I. t).111 :lltill .1rtcr S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jkh ;trt•u IWO·l4i4 ,_ ..... tri f R t I 4500 - 5 025 1''.\" pm Spnr1nu~ ru•w :! & 3 ---,_.s 0 en ° Money to Loon -' Ullrm,, :! hath un11 ~ Rentals to Shor~ 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fOLIN U· Sht•p Mix. frm Dano Pol11t 3826 ·•<'rn'" from ot:e.111rront & ••••••••••• • •• ••••• •••• LeJ:11• or Hcnl • lite· In $C lt'H$ wh1t1• w thrown spoh " !i ••••••••••••••••••••••• r\t'W l·lty rrrr~ntaonal •h• Ne.d A Roomrnat~? du."4lr1al l S,OOo !t6<~fl, J7 · IW mo'\ old, Vas. Fa1rvu•w & "'w Jae 2 br 2 l1a frplc \elopmenl lmm~1t "<.. T p r II ._. I ~ro. ..... heovv pwr, l!011tl W ...: t /\ """·" • • • •• ' v n ro••fol!llOna yrtnr If A •3 • 1 CH' llOMF;OWNEltShorrow arnl'r, ,.,un ·' na, dressln((rm Arlulh t I rupancy l'nm1l1es & TIJATlllGllTl'l::HSON o t('f'S ~rn~s_ ~ . utlowh11nkr11t1•o;tnc·•1n !l7'tl0'15 tecnal{t•r l"tum $2!15. pets ncrt>pte<I. $335 up Airport. <all ..,4i; '17 .11 Gas & water pd. 400 7379 biH!Jll Brkr "'oi"r -~•:ru ilNUMJTED l>v~. ~10·'1713 ,.:v:-. ~olkulah• tli•hh, pay t;ix<·~. Losl. ~i1l cw Llcl'. 111. on ___ _ _ _ >.<; ..., u,,, la e . a vurnl1011. room nr l'ilvlhou (~ui·l'n, Gold fomtaift Volley 3834 On The loy Uk ..,KpNPlt-W..t°dHtl .uldition •. swim P<>Ol, puy bracelet with ..:old n1111 •••••• ••••• •••• •• •• •••• Lovely 4br. 2 bu up1ier. C4l ~ ):1o.>uo1.,.q Bu1iiwu j1nvest / ofl l'lw;lm~ 21111 or .iny Ht-ward . 1>7:1 74Cl7 38t'.2 Da,in4plex,2car lieom t'c1l1ng, frplc , 832.4134 Sin<"el97l finance 1miposl'. encl (lar. p3llo, frplc. patio. dshw!lhr, iar . ___ -----••••••••••••••••••••••• MECHANICS ~a968·9'17<1 ___ ~lorage. '550. 673 5719 or Femalc roommate to lkttiMH HATIOHALBAHK Hwi""9f0tt .. och 3140 5401720 s hare 3 BR home on Opportunity 5005 (7141638-3954 LOST Smul l )!rey Minrnlure Schnauz<'r Mal('. Age 11 Needs mcd1cat1on. ltl'wnrd AIORTIOM C-Ounsehng & Referral l'rcg. lt>Sl·a' ail. wknds ~I Ir llclphnc 547-9495 •Sl'l RITUAL READER F'u lly Licen:.ed 18155 F.I Camino Real SJn Clemente. For appt 4!12·9'l'l1 492· 7296 HELAXINt: MASSAGE Jll1bJ11mes Lie. Ma,seur Oulcnlls 9·9, 494-51I1 Happy Birthday Angela BOAT REPAIRMEN Some fiberglass & hle mecha nae a I ex per Crystalmer Corp.. Hi2G Placenlla Ave, C M BOYS AMD GIRLS for Dmly Pilot routl'S in Areh Beach ~rea or Laguna Det1<'h. Mus t be at leas t 10 years old. Phone 642·4321, ask for C1 re ula ti on. BOYS A.HD GIRLS 10 to 15 year s. 1-;arn Christmas money • SW to $40 per week scllinlo? i1ub· scriplions to the Dully Pilot. T ra ns pnrlutinn provided. No dl'llvtries or t•ollecl 1n g. Phone SJ6..!nt2 Aunt Vee IOYS A.MD GIRLS ----·• Ml~sion Viejo· fo;I Toro Nwol1• & Simmer, altra<'-11rea. Eorn your own tive redheads would hke money selling i;uhscrip· to meet Gentlemen for t1on.o; afler school For an day or <'Ve fun 535·5363. formation, call 830-0!H3 •••••••••••••~••••••••• 1-01, r• k N t Balboa Isl. Jan 11. l''urn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ar ewpan op tst & last mo. rent + I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'' II u o t 11 a r b o u r * * * CAI DRIVERS 2 br. cpt.s., pool, piny )'II . rtoor Avail June 1 or cl a d 675-4074 Mfg-Power Tools LOANS/\VAIL/\HLI-: C;?t:11rm 5659 C.111 t·ol Pet.r lroy MenorWom en no Pe t s . 2 2 0 8 A , loniter. Below mkt prl<'<' e n. _e_p_. -- Delaware. 536-0'JS!I 1289 50. 644-3481. ah Spm. Pleasant bus mah· w /cln ---1 . . 3BR. ( p, nr. brh Nll'I' l'rO\f S.:13.000 In '76 on Crt><lit not im110rt11n~ lert. 453 .... Princ•tan Musl be 25or over ly $.15,000 .. ·11•. Owner b73-·®0Hroker R .. :WAHO for rold & Costo...,.-•o ApplyloPenion rettnng Won'tla'll! ,.,... Yetto C b SECURITY GUARDS Join a proi;rt•si.1\0e, fast i:rowinR co. w tncw ari· proachcs to sc-cunty. If you're hrt'd of the old t1m<' Auard <'Ompanlt'-i wtthe1r old ideas or 1r you're lookmi: for a nt"w & more cxc1t111~ career C(lntact • ~~~~SJS~1~r Ir you mecl l.hesr quuliCicutinns-you will ret·eive: -Hcst pay tbcnerits -8 llrs pd Lramm~ -Uniforms l"urn -Bonus for stat<• cert -Unlimited Advancrment -WPNSQual S2.80hr Mature Personnel !'referred SlSSccurUy l nd1.1Stri11l Services 4320Cnmpu.'1, Ste 130 Newport ucach 549-807 l Llc. No. CIH77 GUARDS .,._wLatiePork 2 Rr.l 1RaT"'nhi;e i;l~ll', area Brookhurxl, llB. Deluxe 3 br. 2.,., Im. 11lt bllns. cpts. drps ind. wanl'I mrc k m to i;hr dbl gar .• p;it10. frplc 1713 Patio. heated pool Mlts. 968-J9JO aft 4pm Ult A_., 7 51-37 4 I Mari-s, Tmt di,amnnd rosl' on ~t<' m Vou 11rc the winner of 2 . w D ___ ..,.__ __ ~~ 5035 pin In.it 12117 111 N l:J Ut·ketqo the 11251 Slater Avenue Costa MHo ADVERTISING ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:all 673 7777__ Sports, Vacaffon Fountain Va lley Permanent. F"ull & Parl-Alabama. 5Jtl·34!l~ nr nul)t'ts S235 548 26112 5J6.J718 Sl25 Ba h I II t I Wanted 3 remales lo:;hare --• • c e or. o u 1 · 4 Br home. w/pool. un Newdeluxobeacbnpl 1& S1n~lc~. Ft"e Sl!'i fum.over21 NorthrM 3UR.quletaru Beachcomber. 631 2011 mu.,l he ('mployl'cl $l75 OOC).1934 or5'17·2501 mo. 548·6'172 txwn 5 & .. . 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Only 2!1' :. down Spcru11 Fn1rest Term11sinrc191!1 Seaward Rd, C1IM. 12/111 ANAllJo:IM • _ed_S4_1_·50_10 ______ l>·--------t r u 1 n in g re 11 u i re s R rd 073 .,,,.,. ·-_...., ----~ per!IOnallty. Sattler MtCJ. Co. ewa . .,.,.,., C O N '! .F. N, T ( 0 N CABINET MAKER, U · ~- Ull/ACJt 751-3741 642·2171 545·0611 FOUND Hlry<'h•s Mun c.;~NT~lt perlndl5play&atorefix-Happy ------------d<><·yt•h'. Royce Union, Jnn. 2 lhru J.,n. 9 tures. Call Mr. Paradia, • '*FAST FOOD• SAVI SS Uuf'fy, Senator & 2 other Call S42·56'TS, ext. 333 to 556-3937 ror appt. Hohda~s ch1lm your Uckcu. Alltypcs,allsl7,c11• Privatepartywlllbu.v unldentlfl<'d bi kes . • * * CARPET CLEANER S, lrvinePeraonne Ai~Ot'Y 751-3741 your2ndT.D.642·3573 Ownrrto 1dcntlfyby1h.e. exp. Good pay for righ\ 488 ~1'7thCostaMu11 UNITF.DllUSINF.SS rolor. broud. Hrial HOME·OFl'ICE-P/\RTV per9ons.646-042'7 ~ I NVt:sTM ~NTS 1 t & 2 dTD Lo number & dale lollt. Cnll Get everyone in the pie· _____ _ l~Mcsa VcrJe Or .. : 1 " ans llunt1n1tton Bch Polit•c ture. Photoicrapher on CHEF, $1100. m o. F.x· ... -------- (across rm m Kon.i Ln11) K1'~']' n ·r· F ' 640 8~12 Ocpl. 53$.5621 call for the boll days per'd. Sid's Blue Beet, SU1te 106, <.:o~hi Me!!a ~c r nri ic · tnn~ Lost: Sml molt' black poo· 673-8104 101 2lal Pl. N.8 . aft. 4 AYON UBI Open 7 duyJ S40,000 ht TU w relief die. Mis111on Vie)o arl'u1 Very Handsome cultured _pm_._67_5-3333 ______ _ Cl<TL·HICJhf Clult-~~~:~~:~iR ;~~~~fi~! off, Avery AnS to "SaUn' &t0phl•tlcatcd man. age Companion for Elderly H... A Very M..-ry ~.000 nt'l llrn<'h Inc $WO mo Ind toe :. dut' 3 Rf,W,\RD495·49t7 .OwlAhesthecompanyof l11dy, Mat ure. 1 :30·5. Chritt..li- Very u.ntque ty~ opera }rt' W ~ dtsrouo\ Under LOST· Male Colllei, l11n, an t1ttradiv1t ladf 2S·3.5 Mon·Prl. C.M. MS-46l4. and 01C moMy to poy for lion H11 .. no romf>"t1tlon <kvlpmnl ror 14 2•, A<'rc w /chul11 collar Vic on vacation to ah?41 It . 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Jump standa rds. etc Ne<•l of drwrs, larl1cs • btk<' artn. llocked trc'l'. ryclc: hclmcl, lite :.ora v.ilet e hr. , Wtnl' rill' ks 64Q.S29G nr 586 r.r.oo ask for Ann 7S1-0t20 Ril')cles, t ypcwrtr •• 1('cor· RARE OFFERING drnn. piano. <'l.inn cl, Jllf> cng. 6<12·WJS Reg. Ouckskm Quarter -- H or se. Show F.xpr'd Projl'rtor. CAI" dual 8. r rer rider w /ubtllly $35. men~ 10 sf)d bike. li42-~&642·3471 $t0; wornnns sr. 8 roller Saddle. Western s how. silver s ha rp. SS75 Cnll 644·2.'iSS. skatei;, $15. anl1que white dresS<!r, 6 drawer w1hw mirror, $25; Olym pie slerl'o, $20. Evei., RY'1: W•lt't ler9ut ....._. •.,i..,: [,.,.v ,. & 'Yr"· Mcr0< "°'""" Mn Hom.,,, Tr,,,,., r..11 Whf.tt \ v '"' . ( f)(rlJY•t c; I ·l .. ,. '• ~ -1 • Ne_., rw,,... SUNDAY NAHEIM gr:1E~1'101 ,AT SHAWM •. ,,,.,..,.'" '"~_.,,,., GHG SHIDEUll Sn11"•1 f lh 1 HOLIDAYS •••TOALL••• 8055Ci ... W. FILM FESTIVAL. w ,,., lont~ S46·443S DOORS OPEN: 8055 ------- * .. * • * H!XTSALE JAH 7, 1977 Food available• on Ch<• premises. llcmi; s ubject lo l'rt'!lole . Wi: honor BankAm<'rll':.m:J. M,111t1:r C'harite. Ca,;h1cr 'll Chel'k~ & C l\S II NO Pf.RSONJ\l. Cllt:CKS Pt.f:A.<i F, I MASTERS AUCTIOH 20751/t tWwport II. COSTAM!SA 646-8616 133-9625 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GARAGE AND EST A TE SALE !!! 4 old gold men's & ladJ es watches, 2 Ch i n ese rugs and furniture. Rare hand crafted steins and porcelains, 70 pcs Wallace Sterling Silver, (20% below mkt.) 9 drawer dresser, anti· quc mirror. porcelain jewelry. l lge amethyst and turquoise pendant. ships clocks, plus much more - 4127·C Hilaria Wa.y Newport Beach <near Hoag Hosp.> 646-7638 • 4 Rose Oowl Tickt!ls for Weekdays-2 PM sale. Mokeoffor. We•nenda -12 Noon ___ 897_·_864_1_. --·u Adulte 12.50. Jr.'• O:M&) S:Z.00, Kida (9-11) $1.25 ring Pong Tbl. Cost $90. Sell $40. Fent.ler Gultar $35. Elec dryer, $60. Oun can Phyre dln'll Tbl, SSO. Car st.creo 644 1765 Onental rug. Chinese cor ree lbl. 11nl1que dc:.k Mmk 11tolc. 645-4832 Don't drop the ball 1 Get a Job with a low <'o~l Daily Pilot Cla11i.ltled Ad. Phon~ 642-5678 tt'a •HJ.:Look fCM' your name In today'• clH1Uled Hedon. If 1°' ftnd rour n9'M. ~I &Q.M71, H1ef\llon 333. We'U en~ for ,ou to p6ck ...., your comptlmen1MY tlcketa et ~ .... , •• offlc• of tbe DAILY PILOT ~'::~t/ 9 I 50 ~~~.~ .... ~ •••• !~.9.~ ~~·.~~~.r:t~:!••••••• ~~·.l.~f:.~••••••• ~.°_~·.1.":~:.~••••••• ~-~~·.~::~•••••••••••• Thuf&day Oecftmber 23. 197& DAILY PILOT (':7 ·1:iv:;~h· .. ·~;l~~~~~:i.,,:~r~ CASH FOR CARS! Dahul 972 0 MIK••• lena 9740 VolksWOCJCft 9 770 A.MC 9905 Avta1, u.~ A.lltot. UMCI A.lltot. U.-d 1op S OollJr S paad for •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••..:t: us<.'d only 30 hr1' ~. 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U your car ia extra cle8Jl offerPri ply ~o1 71Vl1 ~50. 5Sl·3l I I AM~ 1·n.: .S!l7 ~ c heater power atl'erina & ...-,. muv•,-'74 YAMAJIA lOOMX see us flMI\. • • ""' • -. ----••••••••••••••••••••••• C _.,. tal 9910 br k • · 1 _ .. Look l ~n lly & Sun. 'lil 10 Loo W ..... Tlr..ft111 Y~vo 9772 ..,.,8 kC 1 -Olln'lfMft u es,arcouu. • ks & rurui xlnt. $295. IAUBl IUICK "71 Dataun 510 4 dr, '"'n, "'" Al... '" we t•ntury • 2 1 r, ••••••••••••••••••••••• this firicel Yo1irt for Im· bet rr 752 °618 •• MB """SL A ••••••••••••••••••••••• hdlp ~t l c I I II """"'llarbor Rlvd or s <>er .., 2925HarborUlvd. R!H. 4 apd w /con.sok. ·.·t.<N• • uto. • "11 ,. orH , ~.Y '70ConUnental. Leather, medate delivery. (Lie. '""" ·• 73 HUSKY 250, xlnt run-Cost.a Mesa 979-2500 runs xlnt. 80,000 ml, ori" CAii 5'18-405!!. '7 7 eqwppe<l ~:195. MI 7.>72 AM/l"M stereo, air, pwr, 274.MMN>. Costu Mesa lllng l'ond.. xlraa, ssoo WE BUY ~ ~3082 ·oo 211(6L, hdtp, aon top, Xlnt mpg. '73 Ea late Wan. etc. $1295. 649-89'19 $4516. 546-19 34 646-8627 aft3PM Rat 9725 /\T, /\M/FM, xlnt cond, VOLVO 9-pas~. x.lnt mech cont!, Co.-vette t93Z '74 Gold Ouster. ull xlru11. CLE.AM CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'P.493-9154 lo mi, 1111 xtrus. i n<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ".OOOml. Xlnt com!. '74 Y;imaha 125MX. F~l T SLC stcrl'll, root rack & hllch. • v , >IV Xintl'ond. $450/blllofr. & TRUCKS 73 A 128 • nt•w MG 9742 HERE UQW 13150 400·65W 1-'nntusllc '75COHVt:rTE. 645·8404 Call548·0350. c•ngane, 10,000 ma, Oaret.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ fom•·ar. . I..OAl>EO! $7995 8 W h • e I J U S 'J' ~ ood .. ..,, .,.,..., '721'"\lry lll, 53,000 mt, 31 c s • MG77' __ ... 76' II.JI! 14 ya,.....,...........,ev HEPAINTEO, "Low" •-s CodlUac 991S ena, beaul, l'unt.1 Muxl Motor Homes, SaM /R•nt 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 26' GMc'MOTORHOME Sips 6. Wntr rates. Pvt ply 833·2616, 00-4097 Nwpl GMC Late '73. xlnt. cond., s ips 6, $19,200. 1238 Polaris, NB. 833·2616 Dale':. llV Rentals 5 Acres '751'76 models. CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harlxlr Blvd. mags, AM /FM l'asseltr Xlnt buy plan, structured •MEW COLORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coucjar 9913 w Mercurv xlnl cond sell. $1675. ~>XI 71<11 or newint.e.rior looks brand l1k~· a lease · sc·n:.llJh-*.._.EWMODELS ••••••••••••••••••·~··• Lo d d 1.,,, $\ 000· 831·2423 233:-il Via • " '''"' nts C II U "·I ""' a c , owner. . . •-J a.1 V 'OOSpider.Looksandruns stoc:kun1J:.pccialplans. ma1111ng "''w 71is & Comes watb V·8 ·Must 9952PontlCK 996$ xlnt. Hill Christcn:.cn Ul·m1r.. mstm·k Jutomat lc, radio & Clft9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COST/\ MESA 544-1 200 new!645-7588 ... J ., .. ~· • " ri ..... a (!) '76COUGARXR7 Call .. '"0907or962-7787 nn:vao,n · t,;Jr Co for a quote on 1114:\' :.:t\'lni.:s on ull re· :fi ....,., 5-ID-7481, 547·4~ BRITISH CAR CO. MARQUIS VOLVO .• heater, po~er steering!'~·••••••••••••:•••••••• "70 Grand Prix SJ. Sl}k , TOJ>DOLLA!l 2 13/990-2525 !\11SSIONVlt-:JO -brakes, VJO)'.l top. aar 65MUSTANG6l'yl stlck. c lnas, performunc;e. J't\IU '71 Fiat Spader. 75 l·ng. 714/694-2 854 8 3 1-2880495-1210 t·~1nd . looking good! chrome eni;. & wbls. Heauuful l'Ond. Atler S JMMEOIATELY Rood rond.$2600/bcslo! \our.;forammedaatedc-M any xtras. $99S. pmcall9G8·7437 t'OHALL fer.642-1858. 0,.1 9746 ORAt .. GECOUHTY Nabers I I\' er y. ( s er &16-8148or646_-4_993 ___ 1 FOREIGNCARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO t..A!l3Ji543713). '75 Mustang 11 hardtop, '7S Whale Po~tlac Trans• Jrvrne. 559-4446 CALLOltC0!\1.EIN '68 850 SPYDER Convt Hf.-:OINCOLOR. Cad1·11ac $5486. only 8,000 m i. $3.400. In Am.Clean Xtr~:.. TO~t.l':US XJnt l'ond. S9SO. Mom \.llEI-:N WI Tll ENVY' EXl1..USIVELYVOI.\'0 nl ond l'P .... A 9co., 9G8637 n eed s I a r i:: c r cur . •m Opel GT. Ht:d. l\t:\\ L.1r1?l'St \'ol \'O I >t-.1ler rru l' • .,...,. """" .,_ 7 29, O 1 NEWPORT IMPORTS biJ·Ol9:J. an Oran••ft County•. Q 1. d p . aft 7PM Thundit~rd 9970 iw:nt 197 vcr and. 3100 w <.: t 11 NB Lares, ncw br.illcs, lJf>t' ..... ua tly an nee t-ully eqpd, reasonable · :. wy, Honda 9727 dcl·k I\ i.leul for SllOO BUY or LEASE Gu.irantccd Pinto 9957 ••••••••••••••.••••••••• - P_vt_. _Pt..:y_._S54_·l_:r_2?_. ___ 1 642-9405 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lS!OO below low book). Dill ECT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11171 Coupe, wh1te landau A.llto 1 rted &I'' 6895 Lrasin~ ~petidli~ls 77 Panto. won in contest, top On~ ownr, 37,000 ma, !I.~:~~~:~,:·;~;l,!.; i~;;.::r:: ....... ;;·1·i ~o.:DM~~:~s ~!'!":.c.~ .. : ....... !?.~~ l!':W!J~'I ::,~::;~~.1~~11l1:~n ~ ............. !!~~ i.ucksluf~s.2!182 ::· &1°- 1576 997i • "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-~ ~-\:-~ ~ of New~ UwJ . ••••••••••••••••••••••1 jacks, $600. OYER I 00 '75 Porsche !114 i.o, hop. 2025 S M anchester Cadillacs m '72 Pinto Sedan '72 Run~bout, 35,000 m1, '74 Hatchback, Arr. to mi, 545 RS76 To Choose From! per. nwl<J llac:, blk int, _. 50-2011 OrJnt:c County Dark green, automatic aulo, lt,H, 5~5?'1· nu tires, J\ ·I . $1875. SADDLEBACK Trailers, Utility 9180 u11o..11vERSITY mui:i;. Xlr<l s harp, xt.ras, Anah~1m 7 t rans miss ion. new 960-:Jh70 83()..0800 ; 644 <!H77 BMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.... rllcang st.cenng whl, new Opi:n Sunday brakes & battery, runs .... T CE ----Oldsmobile spkrs, rear reflectors, Cadillac i:reut. Good economy ,...o I '73 VEGA KAM BACK 8x.10 flat bed trailer s:iso. 71;1!-1!"104 Auto ~vic~.Parts & Accessories 9400 ....................... Tares (5) 700x10 Goodyear 1>now tire:. Wllh JCCP rims . .:ool.I tread S65 !Hti-5JS7 '77 BMWs HERE NOW Honda Cars• GMC S6!150. 842-4464 day or M D 1 l·ar'! 5:J6-79Gl L eave how Daily Pilot Closs· Air,ncwengine. T--ks GJI <!li47 eve aster ca er message for Linda. Hied ads d~splay th~lr $1675. 831-1677 , -2600 l l.11 hnr BlvJ. messages wath leglblhty --------- 2850 Harbor Blvd. 'oo !HIS. new red paint. Cosra Me~J 540-~ I UO '68 Ford Fairlane 4dr. and impact? Our ads, we '74 Vega GT. A M /FM Cost.a Mesa 540·9640 new black Int, front Nabers S400. 552-8558 are proud to :.ay, really s tereo tape, ti spd & spoiler, rcblt eng & 5 spd •SALES get results. Phon e many xtra~. Xlnl cond. '73 CIVIC. A/C, 4 spd. trans .. mags, rad1ab, •SERVICE 'ti7 LTD4 Or. Maroon, blk 642-5678. · Call now 833 0509 . Must sell. $.!100 or ~l. au'< heater, AMSW /FM. cac1·11 padded vnyl top. PS, PB', 551·3144AM'!I ~,750 751-801!) •LEASING . I ac cruiseomatic. 390 eng., Autos, Hew 9100 A.utot, H•w 9800 BMW SALES • • fa aar, heat. auto dr locks. ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 0 2 8 0 0 cs. 4 s p ' 7 5 c v cc HI c b b ck. Collectors Hem, 1%5 912, !i Ov'"eqs Sll belled wht sidewall (235CF'Sl. · Loaded, 21•000 ml, s pd. New eng, truly n Delivery' Cad '76 ;CDV rabr, lthr. lll'es X.Jntcond.l owner •r1 2002 /\ . (S35RKK) perfect cond, $3300/bst sJcnfa~ at $3600 or t.rad~ . Autos for Sal~ , 7 3 3 0 CS • • . ofr .. 67J..4079 or673·3891 plus cash. 496. 7620 or 5erv1c~ & part:. now open xtras. lo mi, sharp. $8450 $750 firm. 557·5478 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• . 4 s P • 496 0432 on Sat s 8 to I for , our Pr ply 492-1112. •75 LTD ~Holiday Greetings<A1A~ ~ ,.._ 't"('.I " § 8. J. SDOl'hccrC..ter ~ ~al 9510 (967KLMl. JOCJllCll" 9730 · coaw~naencc · ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Bavaria·4 sp .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RolltRoyc~ 9756 73CadillacSedJn0eVallc. Sunroof,ittras l975 Chevrolet Malibu lo mi. SW!l:l. l!I. 1 Suzuki motorcycle, 'DI 125, lake new. ma kc of for. !lt.8·4631 :ifttiPM -------1 (680PPM l J "GU "RS 76• • •••••••••• •••••••• •• •• x.lnt cond. Go lei. whale SJ950. 54S-1493 ' H O a v a ra a • 4 s p • . "' "' s . » VUl top 56 000 ma S4 700 (J48LFM). New Buy Pla.n, sensible RlOEALERINU.S.A. i>M·Si47 ' ' ' 69 Ford Fairl aoe .752002.A·lO:J<IJ 1 payments. Structured O Fastback, 390, H urst SADDLEBACK quotl'. CARVER ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.ioo or bc:.t ofr. 768·3139 VALLEY IMPORTS BRITISH CAR CO. ROLLS·ROYC£ '68 Javelin." Spd, mags, bc!4_ ------Antiques/ Classic s ,7SS30IA/\·(906MVGl. Lakea teasc.Callforconf. ~ R Y Chevro~t 9920 trans, Crai:crs, mags, 9520 831·2040495-4949 213/990-2525 =~:':,·,~,. 1966Harbor C.M.646-9303 ~..f3~~~s. Sh.irp' Sli75 '66FordFalcon.2dr,auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- --714/694-2854 M0-4444 6 cyl. R&ll. Runs Xlnl. MG-TF Rare 1500 Left ha nil dri w, w /wire whl•ch .~ m f''<C c•llc•nt ct1nd1t1on' IXl'l•:<:i.1!l0l. MUST BESEEM BEACH IMPORTS b4X l>nvc Street NEWPOHT rn:ACll 752-0900 4 Whttl Drins 9550 •••..•..........•.....• '72 CHEVY BLAZER 350 VII. auto. full vwr 1UI /fM II track. many xtra"> Should he se<•n to Ill! J pprt•c S.1..00 55 t 1124 CREVIER &I Sf.,, IROADWAY SAMIA AMA 835·3171 THf UlTIMUC ORIVINO MACltmE •USED BMW's* '73 Ba v;ir1a 1~M11;f .\'Y) '75200:! ou;1'i.1 :\I J '00 lGOO I I.XX Kt;t, I Clowd On S...ndays -- ORJ.MGE C OUNTY'S OLDEST ·72 XKE 2+2. Lo miles, ctoSED suNDAvs • • * '66 Impala s.t99 __ ._67_3_-94_94_. ____ 1 Richard Day $450 642-4945 Lincoln 9945 xlnl cond. New l1rcs. '64 Rolls ltoyce I N Loaded' $5895. Ph CREDIBLY beautiful. 4f~Hlll9 afl G·JO. Lcav1111:, SJC 759·0077 65 J;1guar XKE Coupe, S/\CIUFICE $3695. 'G4 xlut cond. Pvt ply. Holl:. conversion, silver 586-7149 hcauty.S;lll 22'18. KarmaM Ghia 9735 Toyota 9765 ...............••................•••••••••••.. &i Karmann Ghia Runs perf, tbll c ng, 2 barrel carb. 12 volt :.y:.tm, C I B + radio, chroml' whls, Sharp car. S!n5, 64~614 9738 '77 TOYOTAs 9850 Garfield Ave. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunti.-ton ~ach '7" Wal)on, auto, air, p /S, '75 Ll ... COLM • ...,. P/B, .radio, w/w tires. " You are the wl1aner or 2 x t r 3 c ll· a n . $2 5 7 5 . TOWN COUPE t.ackctstothc 552.9792, Full power including Sports. Vacation vinyl top. till wheel. & Recr-eational HOW IS THE TIME crw.se control. AM /FM Ve hicle Show ror job seekers t.o check tape. u1r cond., looks atlhe the Daily Pilot Help good! (Lic.087REC> · ANAHEIM Wanted class1f1cation. If $6686. C 0 N V E N T I 0 N Lhe job you wanl 1:. not CENTER there you maghl consider Jan. 2 lhru Jan.!) Offenng your !.erVll'e5 Call 642-5678, ext. 333 to with an ad in the Job claim you.r tickets. Want~ category. Phone • * * 642.5678 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 842-8844 o,.. .. t..t(a #I Ref o.-.,. O•w 12s 1...,+ld...._c ...... .n.w. A reillt.ow of c.._.. 914 II _... i. atCKk l ... ~Sttll Ann.w. o.ti.g Oir Y..--ct Sole of Al Modlh i.e ... Ow UIGE SB.ICTION OF XI f''s & 124 SPIDERS .... A Larqe Selection of Extra Clean Used Sports Cars w.·,.. ....... to Mr'rice ................ '6 boy wrvtc. dtpt. & bodr .....,. Sef'Ylce Dept. Oflell 111n..•'tt.ttp-. S.1 o.,t. Opell Hew y..,. Oey1 , ...... <;. 1:1.! X!l:!I dJ)S J am • nr jj:! t.:!lb ••••••••••••••••••••••• : it Moula RXJ Coupe. <I spd, Wlder wmly, very HERE NOW •MEW COLORS •MEW MODELS Huge Savings on ALL rt· ma1n1ng new 76s & JJem05. -----~---Aalto t, Us.d Aalto1, Used 0Ailto1, U1•d ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "iii C.17 .ll'• 11. \lr.1.,, lo m1. S.Y. i'll•I rtr 7~11 IA~J aft 51'\t FOi< fl fir ol\ril llo.111,tt•r ~tro11111" vrq1:.irt·1l I' S dbl .. 111i. •. ,11r hJl:'I, IJS m.1 J::' \ \ pu!>h IJ.i r. roll b.11· ~ <'1tm·' + m..iny mnrt' t·:dr.i ... Sal~·Sen ace-Ll'nstng clean837·3202 Roy Carver.Inc. Rolb ftnH" BM W iJ Maz.da fl?'3 Cpe. Nl'w tS-10 .1.imhore.-eng, stl. radial tires. xlnt Ne\\porllk.11h 1.1u-M44 cond.963 1633 •73 RX3 Wagon. fully L900 R:\1W Wit.I i\!\1 FM, equipped. take nveror·1 •1 Machl'hns. :>IJ% p . p . Perr c c:t <'111111. 1173 5157 x:u ~.846 548-~ -------~-CHERRY '72 Mell na\.11t J. 1 ~pd . f'nr <Jlllrk salt• ~I ~I CJll •llr, <.un rt••I i.:ood c:und '72Mazda1.1~ 4sp<l, $12001 or offer. Qi II 5·18·!1511-1. l!H i 1;1:..: l'P $48~ 1'1J ~II 'ii 4'S60 Capri 9JIS....._ ----....... --.. _--9740 ••• • • • • •• •• • • •• • • • • • •• • ~'-~IK'S Deft% •....................•. 71, I.Jud~" ti~ rm. I.., lull l llnl' I ~h\•c•l d11" ~l'l 1/1 .•• 'i'i '• l un ..-uni l.o.u.lc•d \tu l "'II )l ~Jll, Ph ,..,I .ti II \\I ·~1 l tw\ 1•1 , h•hl, air I ~ l'/U. 111 m1 t';ill :JtAK'r."1 9 570 •••••••.•.•..•......... 'tfl \'W \.an, ,1 o•nl;' 't•ry ~•IOI! r-111111, .1!.lon~ s:?OOO (140-1.!111 ---'«> 1)11111'1· ~1••rt \ .1n \; outo. 1ww 1 ir1• ,\ !.hut·k, d<'.in. ~121.. 1. ,,, ti I \It or 1.1:: 15~ 'GJVJn, '1.1.i wl11•r1~. Rood paint & uph•1l . 1 un~ f(Ollll. Sl I SO J·l:'I 117K11 72 Doch:e, Tradc. .. 11n.rn 100. CU. Slrrro, tape.•. panel, _!ri~n·s_:Wl !_:!25 __ "12 GMC I ton w /Contem· po camper. /\utn, PS, '76 C.APRI GHIA ('(lml'~ Wllh \. M, '1 :O.Jll't'J , 1\:0.111''\I, II""''' hr.1kcs. vrnyl tn11. d··~cor ~roup with m.11<~ t. •~ 1·1·11nul'n)' 1ealort•' Y11111 , lur 1m· me<11.1tf' d1 II\, rv (Lie. 7701!\t:-.:1 $3866. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach 842-8844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease New -Used OYER 100 MERCEDES 0"4DISPLAY HouM of Imports AUTIIOHli'.1-:t> MERCl-:OES lll·;i\l.t-;R 68f;:! :\lane hl"•kr, Uucna 1'.1rk 523-7250 On the Santa /\nJ Fwy Dotut 9720 l!n4 280 4-dr scd .. ~'"lO· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Obve grP<·n. Xl.N r 1111111. DRIVE A LITTLE •.• SAVE A LOT SllOt' & t'OMrAR1': IARWICI( DATSUN Snn Juan <.:nplstrnno 831·137 5 493-3375 NEWPORT DATSUN Stereo, aar, pwr/ wnclw'I rnech perf .. 38M mt t'.111 549·9361or 4!l3 :174:1 '73 450SE Concours Conditi on (000.JLW) Sale! $10,999 ~cone!, 24.ooo ml. SPECIALS ---------1 8210 4 Uoor. <t s peed. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921·8588 714/523-7250 '72 MIZ 350SL Both TOPll ! l7~0FI. y) '74 Ford 1-:100. Complete custom, xlnl rond. 15,000 ml, $3000. fWG 1529 ----1vtosWanted •••••••••••••••••••••• TOP DOLa.AR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS AU.MODELS ~~1 I ~I!\', IH ACll UI Vil llUN' INta ot~ ~f /\(11 !Ml .'IHI !)40 0"4] WE BUV •USED CARS & TRUCKS• Come In or Cell NH Approl1ol Gro"' ChtYT'Oltt J8211 ouch lllvd. Hunllngton ouch 147·60l7 * 549.)331 ti l73$7 15). MOWS2895 888 OOVESTllt:i':T Near Mac:Aa tbur &Jamboree Roads 813-1100 TOPIUYER See us rtrsl. & la lit I Top dollar paat.I for imports. COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845Ha rbor Blvd Costa Mes11 5401410 1972 2407 H ie.-, air , AM/FM, me111. pvt pt.y SST!· 557·992: $10,499 HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2131921 "'8588 714/523-7250 Classic Mercect.s 1970 280SE Cnvt. Xlnl cond. $17,SOO. 552·7091 ) Tlw Rl'tkr nargain MAR9UIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJ 0 831·2880 495-1210 TOYOTA SALE 1!170 Toyota Mark 11· \aiJCOl l. OMLY $999 Hewporter Motors 1900 Harbor Blvd., C.M. CALL 642·0795 Tovota Corn Ila '70. 2 dr. 4 wet air. Mulliplex 8 lrk, cll•t•k r;1rk ... pectal paint. IT\jll' & r;id1JIS. 494-7737. fo\ol.1 Corolla Lirtbat'k · ,1 .. SH '.l. ,11r, Mult1pl<:x X Irk, l'H , shado w . 1~)1 77:17. Triumph 9767 •...................... TR's 76's Xlnt huv plan wath sensi- hlt• 11a> rnl•nts. l::truc- 1un·cl hk1• .1 lrase. Tcr· nl1t• s rock on hand BRITISH CAR CO. 213/990·2525 714/694·2854 '70 SPITFIRE I·: " n 11 o m ':I w c e k l' n ti :.111·<·1:!1 1 One·Of·ll kind \J:S:ll' I' X l OHLY $1975 BRITISH CAR CO. 213/990·2525 714/69'-2854 Must sell' "7.t Tll6. xlnt L'Ond Ori J! II\\ ncr 35,000 m1 96.19'l<i7 -----Y~lcsWOCJen 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Ql Bug. Lat blue, xlnl cond, Complt reblt, au papers. M ust sell , bst/ofr. alt 6. 644-4437, (213) 389-1626 HERE IS SOLID PROOF H ~ \\E MAKE YOUR SELEC· TIO'I EA 'V.".E\'ERY DIS-~ <Ol'\'T PRICE IS CLEARl.V ~ \IARKEU 0:0. TllE \\I:'.· ~ :O.lllELO OF' t:ACll Nl::W & t SEO \ 1-.lllCLI::. '1 1:1.. '"t 1 r i No H10 H , .. uu•r.tTM ltJl. il .JI SAU5MANll A .• ]l:.A! FREE APPRAISAi.OK VOl'll PRESJ-:ST n :1111 l,E WITll ABSOLl'TEI, Y f\O OH LI CA· 1'10\ TO YOU. \'Ol"l,I. Iii\\ t: ('0\1PLF.T£ PRIC'l\G l'WORMATJO'I 8F.•'oR•. VOii rn.L OUT A fREOIT APPLICATION on SIGN A Tlll1'G. .. WllES \()LI t\RF. READY. om Poun; i.. \I.ES PEO. Pl.~: Wll.I. <:rn: YOU TllE l'l.AI~ F/\CTS .. IJ~ t:i'iGINE • f.Ql ll'ME:O. TA \U l't:RFOR· M \\CE: WF:'LL lli\PPll,Y SllOW YOU TllE Kt:l.l.EY nt,\JE HOOK l'RIC'I': OS AN\' rMm CAR 1.-; ~fO('K! RL Y WJTll CO' f'I OE~('& .• Al I. ~~:W t\:0-0 l 'lf.0 CAH Wl\HR..\1' TIF.S AR•. Po~ TED 01' Tiit; \\ l'it>Stm:1.o FOR YOUR IN· SPEl1'10~ •: MEET Ron McLeod THE NEW OENIRAL MANAGER I'd like to per'loMtly exreod 11n lnvllation lo come In illld v1~ll. Srt• for your)cll IMI wr ore now 11w dt·Mcrsh•P IMI •S lrutv C11lf1•1cn1 l111• people on mv !>dl~s and Sl.'f\1>Ce teams know th.JI Q<'11Ulnt' concNn and c•lrll \erv•ce is the only way 10 build 111~11n<J customer cont 1<1cncc FOR KIDS ONLY! SANTA WILL BE HERE SAT. & SUN. 10-4 AND MON. thru THUR. 4-8!/' ••• ADULT TOYS REASOMABL Y PRICED H>NltACI e OM(t e llNAUlTS WI S,.CIALIZI IN MILITARY FINANCING! 10'1 OFF ON ANY WOltlC DONI IN OUI IHVICI DI". OI IODY IHO' IN DICIMHU 2000 E, FIRST ST. SANTA ANA At lh• Santi Ana Fwy. 5511-1000 CB DAIL v PILOT Thursday December 23 1976 COSTA MESA DATSUN CHRISTMAS SPECIALS • NEW '76 280Z COUPE Polar whifr automa11c, <1ir cond. mag whe<>I<, & much morP1I 17581 •16 7li-..,~TIOH WGM. Automal· 0'' "Ml~M radio. me1a111c 1..D 15l J. s4() • - MEW 176 Fl 0 WAGON Front Wheel Drive -4 E·OCCd r. ag whN•ls & cu'.>lom•lCd antique gold 1tmc.;h ( 40721 53695 '75 710 COUPE 4 .occd. air cond . 1.1inyl lop & AM FM nd10 -Dr•mo 1'.l 134) '75 710 COUPE 4 '.;PCcd with .:11r cond Demo 3078 24 NEW .)5 '76 821 Os IH STOCK Aufomaf1cc; & 11 • Pf>Prl'" all body '.ityles & cQu•oped fh~ way vou wanf them Musi bf' -;old 10 makP room tor the '77s' SALE EHDS 12·31-76 Holiday au vs JtJST A FEW FROM THE .LARGlST SE LECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY I Z.000 milt> Of' I 2 ,_,,.,. "oc oho• l'rol S•r•ice Acyu-'11 A•otlablt> °" l'rt -ow,.f'd 197).1976 wfftl lttl tttOfl 50 000 Miltt. '76 COlJOI' nnVtlll' •0;>;>043 tl '76 Couoo doV111,, .. 10163064) '75 Eldorado Couofl (725KYSJ 75 Coupe deV1110 1705MMNJ 74 Couoe deV1lle f204~GJJ '74 Coupe deV11lc (084KZll 74 Couoe deV1llp 1504HXX) saq95 S87CJ5 S8695 S75C}5 S6295 S6695 S5695 '73 Eldorado CouP" S5495 (OOOHSUI • 73 Coupe deV11Je . . ..... 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Stoeks VOL 69, NO. 357, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1976 TEN CENTS Diedrich Pushes Riley to Back of Bus By GARY GRANVILLE Of 1114 0•11¥ ,., ... SIMI Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's las t act Wednesday as 1976 chairman or the Orange Cowlty Board of Supervisors was lo enginner his own election to the powerful new county transporta· tion commission. Diedrich 's election came after the board h ad completed 1ls scheduled meeting work for the year and without advance notice. And it met with uncharac· teristic outspoken r esistance from Supervisor Thomas Riley. The Newport Beach supervisor did not object to Super visor Ralph Clark's election lo the com· mission alongsid e Oiednch. But he said he was ''stronglyop· posed" to a r epresentative from the south county Fifth Supervisorial District not being on the comm issaon. Riley said most transportation planning will occur in the south county and, as a result, it should be r epresented on the com· mission. But Diedrich argued that a board a ppointee does not work for a particular district and it makes little dllference where the com- missioner comes from. When nominating htmself and Clark for the two available posts, Diedrich got a quick second Crom Supervisor Laurence Schmit. Ana when Supervisor Philip An· thony voted with Schmit and Diedrich, Clark lamely threw ln his vote to make a 4-1 ballot It is customary on the board of supervisors that the chairman make appointments to com- missions and com miltee6. But as the first scheduled business or 1977, Diedrich will forfeit his chairman position to another supervisor. Until today, Riley had the s up· port lo win the 1977 chairmanship. But, he admitted af~~Jhe hasty election . his resistance to Diedrich's maneuver might cost him support. The transportation commission was mandated by state legisla· lion this year. It hru> power to re· 'view and approve all transport.a· lion planning within the county. Already appointed to the com- mission by the county's 26 cities are Fountain Valley Mayor Al HoUlnd en and Santa Ana City Councilman David Brandt. A fifth public member will be cbosen by the fo ur appointe d com- missioners. 4 Area Cities Get $1. 7 6 Million HB Fire Probe Goes On Invest1gat1on contmued today into the cause of a fire that caused $40,000 damage to a Hunt- ington Beach family's home Wednesday, forcing t hem to move in Wllh friends for the holidays. No one was injured when flames swept the southeast sec· tion home of Mr and Mrs. Fran· cis "Tiny" Hovis, of9172 Regatta Drive. The sudden late morning blaze destroyed all the Christmas gifts of the family's 14·year-old daughter. investigators said to- day. Flames were already boiling from upstairs windows at both the side and front when firemen arrived at the home just ocr Hamilton '8tr~t acrou ftolll Edison High s<:bool. Firemen s prayed hoses on houses at each side of the Hovis residence to prevent the names from spreading A garage attached to the home al the southeast side of the Hovis residence housed a mint condi- t ion Mode l A Ford, whic h <Stt 8LAZ~. Page A%) Carter Done With Choice Of Cabinet PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Carter wrapped up has Cabinet :.el~laons today by naminR Washington lawyer Joseph Cat1ran11 Jr t-0 head the sprawling Department of Health, Education and Welfare lie appointed former Defense Secretary J J mes R Schlesmger to be an ass1<;t1rnt to the Pres1 dent and lo take charRe of coordinating l ~ energy policy. •And he c h ose Theodor e Sorensen. onrl' a top aide to President Ke nnedy, to become dirt'ctor or the Central I n· telhgence Agency. The appointment of Califano completed Carter's 11-member Cabinet, and the president-elect said he may recommend crea· lion of a new Department of Ene r gy, whic h Schlesinger would head. Carter said his plans on that <See CARTER, PageA.2) TIW Peeper Doing a Job A Huntington· Be ach woman called police Wed- nesday to report a Peeping Tom, but it turned out t.o be only a Peeplng Thornu Alva Edison represen· tative. The lady. who resides on Monitor Drive, complained to officers that the tall, dark·halred m11n with full , curly hair was peeklngover her back fence with a telescope-like device. Patrolmen arrived lo flnd be was an EdisooCom· pany meter-reader using the new powerful eyep.lece t.o save Ume in maklna his round a. · The eyepiece alto pre· vents complalntl of &respaalng in customers' J'll"(ll, not to mention en· counter~ with Iara• watcbdop~ \ White Claristnaas, Orange Coast Style 01' Saint Nick brought just what every surfer along the Orange Coast was asking for, and ahead of Christmas, too. Holiday surf in the seven to eight foot range is en· joyed by joyful wetsu1ted surfer. sliding along a nicely shaped, foam covered wave near the Huntington Beach pier. All Santa left out was a little warmth in the water, which is around 60 degrees. But who's complaining? Thanks a lot, Santa. Sc/unit Names Ex,.councilman To Panel Job Former Huntington Beach councilma n Don Shipley was ap· pointed Wednesday to the board of directors of the new Manne Studies Institute. Shipley, who retired last sprinJ! from the council, was appointed by Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit to the 11· member panel. The county has contributed $400,000 toward development of the institute, which will be in Dana Point. The county's four community college districts also are donating $50,000 each. The institute's board is com· posed of five persons appointed by supervisors, four from the col· leges, one from the county Department of Education, with an 11th member selected by the other 10. Shipley will retire next month as a biology professor at Cal State Long beach. Stereo Stolen In SUD8et Beach Stereoequipmenl valued at $650 was stolen from a Sunset Beach home by burglars who pried open the front door, Orange County sheriff's officers said. Deputies said the theft w~ re· ported by housewife Marjorie Jean Ricker. 42, ol 16378 2l8tb St. Tbeequlpmeotwutakmfroman uplt.a1n bedroom whUe Ibo wu away from home. Addition to Beach Talks Nearing End By ROBE RT BARKER Of IM 0•11¥ Pilot Sl•H Negotiations that will add 24 'fiz acres to Huntington State Beach are nearin g completion in Sacr amento. Apparently. the only thing de- layin~ the deal is the desire of the state Department or Transporta· tion to sell the land al a bargain price instead of run market value. A parks oHicial said Wednes- day that the addition will be one of the finest ever planned for a beach facility. Richard May, manager of ac- quisition for the state Parks and Recreation Department. said a 100-foot wide strip will be ac- quired and will run the entire length of the park from Beach Boulevard south to the Santa Ana (See BEACH, Page A%) YUie Closings Many Offices Slwt Down With the holiday season in full swing, most federal and state offices will be closed Friday. Christmas Eve. and f'ri· day Dec. 31. HOWEVER, SOME state offices may be open Friday and on Dec. 31. A spokesman said the decision is up t.o in· dividual department beads. There wlU be regular mail deliveries In the county on Friday. but none Saturday. Post office windows will close at noon oo Friday. And on Saturday, Christmas Day, the majority of private businesses and all city, county, state and federal of- fi ces, with the exception of public safety runcUons, will shut down. CITY HALLS in HunUngton Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach, San Clemente, Irvine and Cotta Mesa wW be closed both Fridays. Newport Beach city ball offices wlU remaln open untlJ noon on both Fridays. Mott bank& wW move up their closlnc from IS p.m . to 3 p.m.ootbetwoFrida.ys. County court.I will be open Friday and on New Year'• Eve. Violent Surf Cal,ms Down Along Coast High tides and heavy surf have ceased pounding north Orange County beaches today, lifeguards said. Sand bag walls built Tuesday afternoon prevented furthe r flooding which inundated several homes that morning, Sunset Beach Fire Department officials said. But high tides barely reached the sand bags Wednesday. Huntington Beach and Seal Beach lifeguards said waves re- ached about five feet Wednesday. Breake r s w ere expected to diminish to four feet today. they said. Beach 1,ibrary 'Not Failing' A report that the new Hunt. lngt.oo Beach Library in Central Park is sucrerlng from s truc· turaJ failure is fiaUy falae and based on an old recurrin1 rumor. Librarian Walter Johnaon declared today. The alleged library troubles were reported Wednesday In connection with a humorous re- mark by a policeman after a chunk of the new police bWld· Ing'• lobby ccUlng crashed t.o the floor. "There's no truth to ll, .. Librarian Johnson said, fearful clUzena of the community mi{Cbt be afraid to patrontu tbe library. Federal Project Money Four cities in western Orange County have r eceived federal gr•mL<5 of more than $1.7 million for public proJects, con - gressional sources said today. Allocations arc: -Huntington Beach received S.S70,000 under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 lo build a fire station at Pacific Coast Highway and Warner Avenue that city officials say has been badly need ed. -Fountain Valley was allocat· ed $247,672 to build a water de- partment offi ce and an equip- ment m aintenance facility at the city yard al 18240 Wards: -Beal Beach got ~10,000 and will use the money to engineer a sound barrier or a one-mile sec- tion of the San Di ego Freeway. -Wettmtnster w~ allocated SJ18,500 and plans t.o construct a six-block long storm drain with its appropriation. Huntington Beach City Ad· ministrator Bud Belsito said to- day the city has pursued ways lo construct t he fire station ior eight years. Belsito said the present facili· ty is outdated. It is located in Sunset Beach and doesn't pro· vide the fire department with adequate response time, he said. Fire Chier Ray Picard said he would ask permission to open bids on the new facility when the city council meets next on Jan. 3. He indicated that if things go s moothly. construction could start as early as mid-February. Belsito said the city had two other applications that were re· jected. They were for a drajnage district and for Oood contrM channel work. Way ne O s borne, Fountain Valley public works director. said the city was hoping lo get $1.1 million fo r expansion of the recreation center at Mile Square Park. He expressed some disap· pointment "in that we didn't get a dime for tha t." Rep. Mark Hannaford <D· Lakewood ) whose ofCice an· nounced most or the grants says he views the public works cop. struction program as a means of reducing local unemployment while providing valuable service facilities. Coast Weather Variable high clouds tonight, sunny Friday. Patchy beach clouds with highs or about 66, lows about45. INSIDE TODA. l' Man who Ifft two wtdow& MNn he diftl jn lndJaua pl01I Cf04h hod been bigamist at ltaat twice be/ort. Story, A4. I ~ I A.f DAIL V PILOT H/F Thut'1d1y. December 23, 197e ~0ne Dead Presents In Mesa Inf errw I A pre-dawn blaze in a Costa Mesa fourplex this morning left a 16-year-old boy dead and three other young adults sufCering either bums or s moke inhalation. Fire offi cials s aid Kenneth Jay Goldworthy -Higgs, 16, 2257 P lacentia Ave .• died of bums and smoke inhalation shortly after the 4:30 a.m fare al 719 West Wilson St .• in apartment E2. AJso injured in the fire were Carlita Daymoo, 19, and Valerie Anderson, 17, both of that ad- dress. and Ken York, 22, whose · address was unknown at press time. Extent of the injuries to the three victims is also unknown. They were rus hed to UCI Medical Center. Firem en sald all three victims suffered smoke inhala-' lion and one of the girls received body burns. Two engine companies, a truck company, squad car and paramedics, under the direction of Acting Battalion Chief Gerald Poarch, responded lo the alarm. putting out the blaze in about 20 minutes. Raymond Seidel, who Ii vcs next door in the single story fourplex. said he he ard what sounded like popping glass and :l woman screaming at about4.30a.m. "I looked out the window and saw the fire,·· he said. Seidel and a friend played water from a garden hose on the building, which was engulfed in fl ames. Fire investigators today said they believe the fire started in a convertible sofa which was made intoa bed an the living room. The apartment was rented to Miss Day m on and Teresa McCollum , who apparently wasn't at home at the time of the blaze. The apartment is owned by Dianne Mccardle, of 2977 Ceylon Dr. Carters Send Yule Wishes PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Carter wishes the American peo- ple a Merry Christmas to- day and offered as a holiday gift at least a two-day respite from his stream of public pronouncements. Referring lo has wife Rosalynn, daughter Amy, his thr<'e sons and their waves. has mother Lillian and h1~ brother Ually, Carter told reporters at h1s news conference today that the family "all wish you and the American people a very happy and prosperous Chnstmas.' · He said the ··spint that bmds us together dunng this h o lid ay s eas o n transcends even any re- bgious differences.'' Red Rudolph A Sad Pooch J A Huntington Beach child who •got carried away with the Chnstmas sp1nl and tried to create a red·nosed sleigh dog was strongly chasllsed by police Wednesday. J The youngs ter was counseled 1 by juvenile officers after Susan Schultz. of 17542 Roxanne Lane, 1 1 complained someone had spray- 1 painted her handsom e white 1 Samoyed red. 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Schlesinger F ront Page A I CARTER ... point have not hrcn draftc-d. llr said while his ideas are sllll ha1y, has inclination would be lo put in- to the DC"-d<'pJrlmt•nt <Jll energy functions now an tht' hands of other federal agencies. tncluc.Jini! the Department of Interior, "h1ch would h<' left wtlh its other rc'>pon-;1b1lal 1<'~ fie s aid SC'hlesinger's initial role on the Whalf' !louse staff wall be lo coordinate energy programs and to direct the effort to draft a comprehensive national encrE(y policy. ··I consider tb as to be one of the mMt important appointments thatlshall make."Cartersaad Schlesmger said that in energy conser-vation '•we must as a na- tion face up to a responsibility which we had hoped would go away." He said there must be re· cognition of the need to control the growth of energy consumption, and particularly to restrain the growth of petrole um imports. In this._ he said, the new ad- ministration will have to define the energy challenge for the American people. Califano, the last Carter a p- pointment to a Cabinet that features veter ans of past ad- ministrations, was top domestic adviser to President Johnson. 'Caused' Slaying CLEVELAND (AP) -Police say L.C. Carlisle apparenUy was killed for t oys and other Christm as presents that re· lataves had stored at the home where he lived alone. Relatives told police glft.s were kept ther e so the youngst-ers wouldn't get into them. Carlisle, 55, was found dead in the first-noor bedroom Tuesday, shot in the stomach. 'The door was open, and the Christmas pre- sents were gone, police reported. Carlisle's nephew, John Eg- gleton, said he spent one evening recently with his uncle, wrapping the girts and stacking YteM U. .a bedroom. The stolen gifts Included three dolls, a miniature racing set, an after shave kit, a punch bowl and pots and pans. Carlisle moved here last year from Ind ian apolis after a stomach ailment forced his re· tirement rrom a city job. Family members said he con- tented himself by entertaining his sistec's grandchildren and en- JOYed laking them to parks and other places. E'ro• Page AJ BEACH ... River jetty. He said the parks department has offered to pay the ru11 market price of $1.25 m illion for the pro- perty. May s aid most of the new area will be used for parking and that current parking facilities will be removed to accommodate more beachgoers. The property has been held by the state Transportation Depart- ment for the right-of-way for the Coast Freeway which was later abandoned. Trans portation Director Adriana Gianturco has delayed the sale until next month to see whether the price can be cut or eliminated, according to Caltrans spokesman Jeff Rupp. Rupp says stale law generally requires full value for all state property sold. But he said Ms. Gianlurco bad asked attorneys lo study whether the state's new coastline pre- servation law makes an excep· lion for coastal la nd sold to another state depa rtment. Rupp said that Caltrans didn't pay $1.25 million for the property and that ita value bas increased over the years. He said i f Callrans sold it for that price, taxpayers could be shorted by as much as $250,000. They Really Believed in Santa Claus DALLAS CAP) -"Ho, ho, ho, you are under arrest," the jolly Santa laughe d, flashing his badge. And another girl had her faith shattered. She was one of nine women charged with prostitution Tues- day night as Santa Claus -ac- l u a 11 y vice squad o fficer s dressed to l ook like the whiskered jolly man -went to work on a street known as a hangout for prostitutes. "We have done everything else," said vice control officer Les Martz, "so why not Santa Claus?" Well, for one thing, as one or the women said, "'That's not fair. You shouldn 't be us ing a Santa Claus suit." . Some or the women sald they were fooled because a couple of other Sanlas had been in the area recently and they weren't check- ing on whether the women bad been breaking any laws. Disaster Bid Made UKIAH (AP ) -A request to declare a d rought disaster for the Mendocino County livestock in- dustry has been sent to Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown. Dome Addition Malibu Owner to Pay Fine LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -The only man ever jailed for ignoring a ban on coastal home construction without permits has agreed to pay a $1,000 fine for an addition he built on his Malibu home. The stipulated judgment ~was made public Wed- nesday when Edward Higgins and his wife, Beverly, canceled a settlement conference with Los Angeles Superior Court J udge Sidney Kaufman. The South Coast Regional Commission filed a civil suit against the Higginses, claiming that they built a one-car garage and third-story st udio- playroom allhough they only had a permit for a two- stor y bome. Under terms of the agr eem ent, Riggins will have to lower the roof of the playroom l 'h feet and agree to use the garage space under the first fioor only for storage. o.ity ~OM Sl4tt _., FIREMEN WORK ON ROOF TO HALT BLAZE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH HOME Fire Wednesday Causea HHvy D•m99e to Home, but F•mlly Is S•fe Coast Relative Of Billionaire Fights Will Executors of J . Paul Getty's $2 billion estate claim the challenge brought by Anne Getty of Corona del Mar is invalid because Miss Getty, the bilhonrure's grand· daughter, was not named in his will. The executors appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednes- day to ask Judge Neil A. Lake to set aside Miss Getty's challenge of the will. The Judge indicated he will rule on the motion in a few days. Miss Getty contested the 21st and final codicil of Getty's 1958 will, which left 21 percent of his Getty Oil Co. stock to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu. That stock is valued at about $"100 million. Miss Getty claims that her grandfather was not or "sound and disposing mind" when he signed the latest amendment to the will on March 11, because the action would turn over control of the museum to C. Lansing Hays and museum director Norris Bramlett. E'ro• Pag~ A J BLAZE .•• escaped unscathed. Police wece also dispatched to control traffic cntenng the tract and also spectators, many of whom were home from school for Christmas vacation. Author1taes said the mob scene might have been far worse had the i1 ·15 a.m . blaze broken out when the nearby area would normally be packed with Edison High School students JUSt break- ing for the early lunch period. Fire Inspector Gary Glenn is in charge or investigating the fire's cause. He was off today, but Inspector Jim Merrill said to his knowledge, is was still unknown. Hovis, the homeowner , is assis- tant manager of an El Rancho Market near Huntington Harbour. Grain Suit Filed WASHINGTON (AP) -A $23.9-million suit against the na - tion's third largest grain com- pany, Cook Industries. Inc ., charges that the firm added sand. dirt, straw and weed seeds and stems to s hip m ents of gov- emmcnl·owned or financed grain to foreign countries. Grab This One! RCA Xl·lOO 15" diagonal nn" 11• t I t .•1 ~· f 0 f .• './' •• 1 t ••• ,, HC. A I ~ 1 t J '\ ;i f , . r 111t1 Cor"P· ' .,,11.,. 111.1 •• ,..,., d J.Jn.1 J p ' •• tu' 1 • I ,, .. ,,, ' eo 11 C")C ''I' , • J11 • 1 n f· , .t m.-' ,,, '\ • "' • / ,., 111 tr'I') t • f\rc.u' ,.,,, hl.1' w '''°'"1' p1 'I'• h11 ••I I 1 t •r ,,,dh,t"il 111 :~ ,..,,It 1 If 1111 • 11r:I\ i I .1 ICI, , I • ,1.11 .1 •' I ' ,. •, 1l·'t-1111 tt1 t~,.s J '"' .10 I •' t : C,if.j: s29sss __ __..~,,.. -----·-- 4 . I ) Suspects Say Wood Indian Was Borrowed Three men who said they want- ed lo "borrow" a curved wooden Indian from a Newport Pier area store are in custody today in Newport Beach, racing charges of grand theft. The three suspects , Elmer Rieman, 30 of 2979 Continental Ave .. Costa Mesa. Bradley Har- rold, 29. of 230 D<'I Gado Road, San Clemente and William Knapp, 28, of San Rafac>I, arc held in Ne wport Beu ch city jail in Heu of $5,000 bail 1:ach. They were arrested Wednesday after police traced the license plate of the truck seen leaving the pier area with the Indian. The car reportedly belongs to Rieman who allegedly told police bis com- panions had taken the Indian to San Clemente. They reportedly told pol ice they wanted t o rt'lurn the wooden figure and were booked after Lhc lndrnn was back in place al the store at 2114 W. Ocean Front. 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HOSES HAO TO BE LAID OVER, AROUND CARS Mesa Firemen Say Congestion Made Job Tougher I 'Getty Relative's lClaiDl Contested Executors of J P:1ul Getty's S2 Ulillion est ate claim the challenge jl)rought by Anne Getty of Corona del Ma r is invalid because Miss Getty. the billiona1rc's grand I daughter. w <I' not named m his will The t•xt•culors appeared in Los Ani.:('ll''> Supt•nnr Court Wednc!> 'day to "'k .ludgc '\1·11 A Lake to -,et J ... 1111• :\1..,., Gell) ' challcnJ.?c• of lh1· will Th(• Judge 1nd1cated h\ w11l 1 ult· o n thl' motion m a frw d~·s Miss Getty conlc!>l<-d the 2l'it and\final cod1c1l or Getty's 1958 will; which left 21 percent or his Getty 0 11 Co i.lo<'k to th(' J Paul Getty Museum in Ma.lJbu. That stocf<" 1s valued at about S'IM ~ milUon Miss Getty l'laims that her Flu Program M!J-Y Restart. ~ \ " 11 I '\ (; T 0 ~ I ,\ P I r('i)n.11 h1-.1lth nffic1al'> :11;<' con s11ft•rtlll! ,1 rl'\ 111;il or lh(' SWIOI' nu \Jl tlll.1t11rn prn~rJm on .1 hm1l€'d i. ... .,., I Related stor}. "1) D1 Tht•111lnr<' Cooper of tht• 01•p.irtmt•nt or Health. Educa tum .1nrl \\1·H.1re said Wednes· d•1:. th.11 .1 'Pl'C1al panel may me<'I no"l(I ~t't·k to consider re !\u mmJ.( thl' .1clm1mstrat.Jon or lht• shots lo Hw · high n sk" ~roup~. inrluclint:i th<' agccl a net the chronically 111 These a re people whose h ves might be in danger during a swtne nu epidemic, according to the governmt'nt. Oran!(~ Coast tz L _ :a::> : ...., \l'eather Var iable high clouds tonight, sunny Friday Patchy beach clouds with highs o( a bout 63, lows about•s INSIDE TODA 't' Mon who left two tddow3 ~ht dfcd in llK.UaDa pl.o1a crmh had been biganmt. at leCJlt twice ~fort. St()rJI, M . ~ grandfather was not or "sound and disposing mind" when he signed the latest amendment to the will on March n. because the action would turn over control of the museum to C. Lansing Hays, a nd museum director Norris Bramlett Getty's previous will kept con- trol of the museum in the Getty family . t he granddaughte r claims llowever. Brucc A. Bevan Jr .. spcakmg for the executors, told Judge Lake that Miss Getty can not legally challenge the will because she was bequeathed no money in the original document or any of the codicils. ~said tM! s4ate-Prebate-Code limits challenges to those who would benefit from alteration. Mesa Crash Victim Still In Bad Shape. A 21-year-old man remained in serious cond1t1on today at Costa .M esa Memorial flosp1tal with two broken legs and other 10· Junes after being struck b.> a car in Irvine T•esday mommg Patrick Lenord Lomasnev of Garden Grove 1s in the hospital's intensive care unit followmii sur gery to set his broken legi. lie also surrered cuts on his head. fac<' and legs. plus possible 1n temal injuries. Irvine police said today that in- vestigattoq of the accident Is still JJnder way. Lom asney reportedly was struck near the Intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and University Drive by a car driven by Leslie Dreyfus , 28, of 474 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. • Irvine Youngsters To View SF Movie ln.tine youths are invited to view a science fiction fantasy film .to be shown Wednesday night at Harvard Communit y Park. The film "Dark Star" will be shown at 7 p.m . in the recrea- tJonal facility at the park, located on Harvard A venue near Walnut Avenue. The free film is being spoQsored by the city recreation deplrtm ent. Economy on Tap WASHINGTON <AP> -Jlm· my Carter's top economic ad· visers. in agreement that the economy needs stimulation, will meet wlth him Friday to dlacu~s bow to ttimulate tt. The top ad· vbers aot tosether with Carter's transttton staff w~~&y. , A pre-dawn blaze in a Costa Mesa fourplex this morning left a • 16-year-old boy dead and three other young adults suffering either burns or s moke inhalation. Fire officials said Kenneth Jay Goldworthy-Higgs, 16, 2257 Placentia Ave., died of burns and smoke inhalation shortly after the 4:30 a.m. fire at 719 West Wilson St .. in apartment E2. Also injured in the fire were Carlita Daymon, 19, and Valerie Anderson, 17, both of that ad- dress. and Ken York, 22, whose address was unknown at press time. Extent of the injuries to the three victims is also Wlknown. They were rushed to UCI Medical Center. Firemen said all three victims suffered smoke inhala-' lion and one of the girls received body bums. Two e ngine companies, a truck company, s qu ad car and paramedics, under the direction of Acting Battalion Chlef Ceralll Poarch, responded to the alarrrj, putUng out the blaze in about 20 minutes. ' Raymond Seidel. who lives next door m the s ingle story fourplex, sn1d he heard what sounded Uke PQpping glass and a womao (See f'IRE, PageA2) Bidding Battle · Bitter Judge Orders Irvine Co. Tri.al Resumed By TOM BARLEY Of I~ Dill~ PllOt ~i.tt Judge J ames F. Judge took the bitter bidding battle for control of the Irvine Company out of the market place today and put it back in his courtroom. The Orange County Superior Court jurist ord.ered a r esump- tion Jan. 31 or the trial interrupt- ed when trustee s of the J ames Irvine Foundation put their con- trolling interest in the Irvine Company on the a uction block. They d eclared the Mobil Oil Corporation to be the winning bidder last week subject to court approval. But the decision raised a storm of protest lnal led Judge Judge today to bring all partirs involved in the lawsuit back to the courtroom. Attorney Howard Friedma n, representing Irvine heiress Joan, Irvine Smith, said he intends to question top executives of the Mobil group either by examina· lion on the witness stand or by de- position. Friedman has repeatedly con· tended that the foundation has constantly favored Mobil b1dd1ng and accepted the oil company's latest cash offer of $281.9 million despite the prospect of better or fers from two other bidders. Mrs. Smith brought about the current court action when she challenged the foundation's pro- posed sale of its controlling in- terest of 54.5 percent in the Irvine Compa ny to M obil for $200 million. Mrs. Smith holds an appro'< imate 22 percent interest in th(· company f ounded by h er grandfather. She is known to favor the $302 !J million bid submitted by a con- sortium headed by Wall Street financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Alfred Taub man. Friedman, foundation attorney Carter Cabinet Filled Creation of New Energy Depart,menl Mulled .... PL Al NS , G a . <AP> -He appointed former Defense President Kennedy, to becom(> President-elect Carter wrapped Secretary James n. Schlesinger director of the Centra l In· up his Cabinet selections today to be an assistant to the Presi-telligence Agency. by naming Washington lawyer dent and to t a ke charge of The appointment of Califano Joseph Califano Jr. to head the coordinatin~ U.S. energy policy. completed Carter's 11-member sprawling DepartmentofHealth, And h e chose Theodo re Cabinet, and the president-elect Education and WeUare. Sorensen , once a top aide to said he may recommend crea- tion or a new Department of Carters Send Yule Wishes PLAINS. Ga. <AP> - President-elect Carter wishes the Am erican peo- ple a Merry Christ'lnas to- day and offered as a holiday girt at least a two·day respite from his stream of public pronouncements. Referring lo his wife RpsaJynn, daughter Amy. his three sons and their • . wives, his m other Lillian and his b r ot-he-r BiHy. Carter told reporters at his news conference today that the family "all wish you and the American people a very happy and prosperous Christmas .'' He said the "spirit that binds us together during this holiday season transcends even any re· l1g1ous d1Cferences" Stalled Car Restart Try Burns Man An attem pt at s tarting a stalled car in Irvine Wednesday resulted in severe burns for a Long Beach man whose gas soaked T-shirt burst into n ames. Police said William Love, 35, was taken to UC I Medical Center Burn Unit with third degree burns over sixty perei!nl of his body. The 2:30 p.m . accideflt oc- curred at the County Dump in Coyote Canyon. Love was listed in satisfactory condition early to- day. Love a nd r oommate J ohnny JorJes were repor tedly helping an unJden~ifi ed motoris t start a stalled car . An lTV1lie Fire Departmen spokeman said Love was apparently pouring gas into the car's carburetor when the auto backfired, s purting flaming gH onto Love's upper body. Jones smothered the na mes, then drove Love to seek medical aid. Jones hailed an Irvine police officer on MacArthur Boulevard near Oranae County Airport, about fi ve miles from where the accident took place. Oltker Tim Smith reported the vlctlm in severe shock and notified an Orange County paramedic unit located at Irvine Fire St3Uon numb4"r rour. After admlnlatertng emera.en· iy first aid, paramedic• transported Love to UCl Medical emtel'. I First Black Marine Faces Court Martial The first or 14 black Marines accused or a commando attack on whites was ordered court martialed today on six counts of conspiracy and assault Cpl E F' II e nry, 20, o f Ivanhoe. N.C was in the two- story Correctional Facility when his unit comm..aruier made ..the announcement. The special court martial trial will be held next Wednesday, a base spokes m a n said. No de- cision has been announced with pretrial investigations still in progress on whether charges against the other 13 blacks will be dropped or a lso go lo trials. In a specia l court martial, which is more serious than a summary but less so than a general court martial, a military judge and a panel of al least lhree m embers may impose as much a s six months confine- ment at hard labor, forfeiture or two-thirds pay for six months, re- duction in rank and a bad con- duct discharge. At least one or the panel mem· bers m ay be an enljsled man or woman, if the accused desires. Meanwhile, the brig com- mander replied to complaints hy the Rev. J esse J ackson that the 14 blacks were in solitary con- finement. All new prisoners are put in in· di\lidual cells in a move he calls administrative segregation for at least "a few days, lo se<: how they adjust," said Lt. Col. Charles K. (See MARINE, Page t\.Z} House Visit u~1come SAN DIEGO CAP).-As Barbara Fahland sat on h er front pore•. her neighbors' house !<hocked down 30 feet or fence and an apricot tree. It happened during a house-moving operation, uid Mrs . Fahland. The house, she said, just "slid off the beams ." The moving crew ten . and a day later they were stiO gone, Mrs. Fahland complained Wednesday. "t wish somebody would move the bouae back next door," she Hid Energy. which Schlesinger would head. Carter said his plans on that point have not been drafted. He s aid while bis ideas are still hazy, hls inclination would be to put in - to the new department all energy functions now in the hands of other feder al agencies, including the Department of Interior , which-would be-left With ifs other respons ibilities. J He said Schlesinger's initial role on the White House staff will be to coordinate energy programs and to dfrect tbe effort to draft a comprehensive national energ·y policy. _ "I ~..9~.sl<!~.r J.'1 i.$ .t.Q be. QOe. of the most important appointments that I shall make,·· Carter said. Schlesinger said that in energy conservation "we must as a na- tion face up •to a responsibility which we had hoped would go away." He said there must b<' re· cognition of the need to control the growth or energy consumption, and partic ularly to restrain the growth or petroleum imports. In this. he said, the new ad- m inistration will h ave to define the energy challenge for the American people. Califano, the last Carter ap· pomtment to a Cabinet that features veterans of past ad· ministrations. was top domestic adviser to President Johnson. As Carter noted. Califano was "in· strumental in drartin"g major legislation" now mana1ited by the department he now will head. Califano said the Ocp;irtment of llealth. Education and Welfare Is "the people's department or our government." Sorensen promised to run the CIA in a manner consistent with the best interests and ideals of the United States. He prom1sed an end to CIA abuses and said he hopes the Justice Department will deal with abuses of the past. Sorensen also said he thinks the total CIA budget. kept secret in the past, could be made public. Carter introduced Q.,hCano, Schlesinger a nd Sorens~t a na - tionally broadcast news con- ference. Hijacker injured LOS ANGELES <AP> -A gun· man has been critically injured after he commandeered a transit bua, ordered all the passengers off, and led police on a wild, gun· flre-puncluated chase 10 blocks through busy downtown streets. The bus roared through several red Ughts at speeds up to 60 miles pet' hour Wednesday, striking cars ln at least. thr~ inlersec· Uons before It crashed into a beau'f parlor. I loward Privett a nd attorneys for the Irvine Company and the stale agreed today that the trial now rescheduled for J an. :n can ~ concluded in three to four weeks. .Judge Judge will then be asked to rule on Mrs. Smith's argument that the two m illion s ale to Mobil ~as unfair to her and other minority stockholders. llis de>cision will clear the wa'} for acceptanct• or an offer by one or the three remainmg bidders which must meel with his ap. prov al Stall in contention with Mobil and th<' Al h•n Taubman ~roup is <See TRIAL, Pate t\2) , UPI T•leplloto TAPPED FOR CIA POST Surprise Pick Sorensen GETS HEW ASSIGNMENT Carter Choice Callfano All'llilff ..... PtCKEO FOR ENEROY JOB Ex·Oefense Sec. Schle-!9~ ) A2 DAILY PILOT Thursday.December 23 1!176 :. Emergency Onl!J. Diedrich Irvine Plans · Engineers Key Post Quake Action The city or Irvine has issued an earthquake emergency plan, but City Manager Bill Woollett said at has nothing to do with the current earthquake scare. "The school district recently issued an emergency plan, so we did one too," said Woolletl, who is designated as the director or emergency operations. Snow White Story Ends On Sad Note DALLAS CAP>-A woman who received contributions from around the world to help bury the body or an infant she found in a trash bin says her husband has disappeared, along w1th $1,100 in donations. Donnis Bnldree said We<lnes- day that she and her two young daughters h aven 't seen her husband Walter s ince a few days after the baby's funeral Nov. 11. · 1 Police and local newspapt!rs have continued to forward dona· tions from sympathetic readers to the couple since the story was reported Nov. 6. Police said they 1 1 delivered $165 just this week. The couple named the baby ''Snow While," and Mrs. Baldree said she pawned a ruamond nng lo buy nowers for the funeral. She said other arrangements were financed by donations. , She said her ring as stall m hock :ind she will use the money her busband d1dn 't take "to scr ape together a decent Chnstmas for lmy daughters.'' Arter Mrs. Baldree found the baby in a trash ban wrapped an a plastic bag, she !>aid she was de- termined to give it a "proper burial." I Police have not determined who the baby's pa rents were. They Really Believed in ·Santa Claw I DALLAS CAP) -"Ho. ho. ho, 'you are under arrest," the jolly Santa laughe d , flas hing has badge. And another girl had her faith shattered She was one or nine women charged with proshtut1on Tues· day night as Santa Claus ac- tu a 11 y v1Cl' s qu ad officers dr essed to l oo k lake th e wh1skcrl'd JOily man went to work on :_1 :.tr eel knm' n as a hanr;out for proslltutt>s ··w e havl' done l'vl'rythang t'ISt'. · :-.<ttrl \I<.'(' ('ontrol orfa<'er Le:. Mc.1rt1. · "" wh) not Santa Claus"" Well , for one thing. as one of thl' women said, "That's not fair. You s houldn't be u.smg a Santa Claus suit " Some or thl' women -;aid they \I/ere fooled because a couple of othl'r Sanlas had bet>n in the area recently and they weren't check- in~ on "hether thl' women had bet>n breaking any Jaws Fro• Pag~ Al TRIAL ... the Cadillac Fa1rvu~w Corpora- • t1on of Toronto, Canada The Canadian company 's latest offer wac; $286 2 million but its representatives said today that they are prepared to ~o higher than that figure 1f the court will chanl(c the present bid- ding system to one or scaled of- fers which will be made public only in the courtroom. DAILY PILOT T'Mo Ot~ (MU O••l'f P•!M -"'"-"•ll'f\ 1\ t tlom .,,..,,_H•.n P-f•\\ ''9'1J"'l..._b\f.._,()t.,_.. eo.u ~hhl~ Como•"" \ito.it,•t• tdUIOM 111• OU'D'l\IM'O M(Jf'lday ''".,,,•" h id.It' f~ Go\t• ..-." Ml•OOfl Bf""' ..... "'''"""°"' 8'>tir" ,....,., t••ft Y•llt• h•1ft• \•ffltbeic• V•ll•f •ftO l~ &t.c: I\ \ovt., Cot\t • ,._."''" 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The buHd- ing is equipped with a counly- wide communications network, linking it to police. fire and public works d epartments in Irvine , plus d e p a rtme nts elsewhere in the county. Several emergency shelter areas have already been de- signated, including the interim civic center. fire stations 4. 26, and 27, and UC Irvine. Others would be designated :Al schools, churches, the l.Jbrary. community clubhouses and city recreation centers. The plan recommends the following procedure!> by taken l>y residents: -Keep calm and r emain where you are, either indoors or outdoors. Dolly "094 ""'"'• llY IA• ~.,,.. By GARY GRANVILLE Olt ... D•llY,.llMSI•" Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's last act Wednesday as 1976 chairman or the Orange County Board of Supervisors was to enginner his own election to the powerful new county transporta- tion commission. Diedrich 's election came after the board had completed its scheduled meeting work for the year and without advance notice. And it met with uncharac- teristic outspoken resistance from Supervisor Thomas Riley. The Newport Beach supervisor did not object lo Supervisor Ralph Clark's election to the com- mission alongside Diedrich. But he said he was "strongly op- posed" to a representative from the south county Fifth Supervisorial District not being on thecommission. -If indoors, la ke cover under a desk , t able or bench or m doorways, h alls or against walll>. Stay away fro m Rlass or skylights. 1thite Christmas, Orange Coast Style Riley said most transportation planning will occur in the south county and, as a result. it should be represented on the com- mission. -lf outdoors. gt•l away from buildings, util ity poles and downed wires . -Do not run through or ouls11fto buildings, where there are thl· greatest points of danger. 01 ' Sa.int Nick brought j ust what every surfer ulong the Orange Coast was asking for. and ahead of Christmas, too. Holiday surf in the s even to eight foot range is en joyC'd by joyful wetswted surfer. sliding along a nicely shaped, foam covered wave near the H untington Beach pier. All Santa ldt out wa~ a little warmth in the water, which is around 60 degrees. But who's compl aining·~ Thanks a lot. Santa. But Diedrich argued that a board appointee does not work for a particular district and it makes little difference where the com- Jl\lssioner comes from. , When nominating himself and Clark for the two available posts, -If al home, turn orr the utilities. --If you are driving in a rar, pull off the road and stop. RC' main in the car.a nd then proet•t•d cautiously as soon as the d1~ turbance subsides. Residents .Nix Tunnel · biedrich got a quick second from Supervisor LaurenceSchmit. And when Supervisor Philip An· thony voted with Schmit and Diedrich, Clark lamely threw in his votetomakea4-1 ballot. -Turn on the radio or TV fur emergency reports Do not use the telephone except to report emergencies. Irvine Homeowners Prefer 'Undercrossing' ll iS.customary on the board of supervisors that the chatr'man make appointments to com- missions and committees. But as The city's emergency numbers will be 754-3700 for the emeq:~en cy operating center and 538-3501 for the fire department. Irvine resid e nts who have further questions m ay contact the director of public safety, Leo Peart, at 754·3730. From Page 1\ I MARINE ... Breslauer in an interview. He said it took some or the 14 men only three days to adjust and others as long as 18days. The two sergeants who outrank the others signed waivers allow- ing them to join the others in general confinement where television and library visits arc allowed. said Breslauer. He said none of the 14 men has been a problem although one at first re- (used to see an attorney "I guess they know the 'Ahole world is watching. and they have behaved quite "l'll. · Breslauer said A number of civil riRhts groups have exprt>ssecl conccm for the hlacks. who claim they m is takenlv thought thev \\ere break· ing up· a m eeting of the Ku Klux Klan when they invaded a bar racks room with cluh<> and screwdrivers on Nov. 13. The Klan 's meeting room was two doors away. the Manne Cnrps later disclosed f'roffl Pog~ 1l J FIRE ... screaming at about·1 :IOa m .. I looked out th<' window oncl saw the fire." he ~aid Seidel nnd a friend played water from a 1:arden hose on the building, which was engulfed in Oamt>i- fo'1re investigator; today s:rnl they believe the ftrl' start<'d m a convertible sofa which was madl' into a bed m tht• lt v1ng room The apartment was r(•nted to M 1 s s ·D a y m o n a nd Tc res a McCollum . wh o apparently wasn't at home at the tame or thl' blaze. The apartment is owned bv Dianne Mccardle. of 2977 Ceylon Dr. A spokesman ror homeowners who hvc near the site of a pro- posed bridge in lrvme said Wed- ne sday they want an "un- dercrossing," not a tunnel, built at Yale Avenue. "It's not a tunnel we want built under the railroad tracks. We want an undercrossing," said Fred Crowder. in response to a Daily Pilot article that ran Tues- day. Crowder, a resident of the Ranch, contended that the two are .. very difCercnt." According to Crowder, homeowners do not want a tunnel built at the Yale Avenue location because tunnels bad a bad im- age. "People think tunnels are unsafe for children." he said. Instead. they want to see an un- dercrossi n g, which would run beneath the railroad tracks but would not necessarily be a long, closed, tube such as a twmel, he said. Crowder, who said he spoke for most of the homeowners near the sale. said he feared that if city of- f1c1als thought the homeowners wanted a tunnel al that location, they would be opposed to the idea. Crowder's group is in opposi- tion lo the city's tentative plans to build 3 concrete vehicular bridge at the site, which is adja- cent to the recl'ntly-built bicycle bridge. The homeowners, who met with city staff me mbers last San Clemente Police Nab Auto Driver San Clemente police chased a !>lolen car all the way to Irvine Wednesday nig ht and then ar- rested the drtver alter the vehi- cle crashed into the freeway center di v1der Pohce Chief Mel Portner said Steven Casaus, 20, of Canoga Park. was arrested on suspicion of grand theft and reckless driv- ing. Portner s aid he was given first aid for mi nor facial cuts. Hal Greene Chevrolet, 401 S. El Camino Real. had reported the theft of a late model foreign s1..'<ian and within minutes, police said. an officer spotted il at a freeway offramp. Yule Closings Many Offices Shut Down With the holiday season in full swing, most federal and slate offices will be closed l',raday, Christmas Eve. and Fri- day Dec. 31. HOWEVER, SOME state offices may be open Friday and on De<:. 31. A spokesman said the decision is up to in- dividual department hcad.'l. There will be regular mail deliveries in the county on Friday, but none Saturday. Post offi ce windows will close at noon on Friday. . . And on Saturday. Christmas Day, the ma1onty of private businesses and o.11 city, county, state and federal of- fices, with the exception of public salety functions, will shut down. CITY HALLS in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach. San Clemente, Irvine and Costa Mesa will be closed both Fridays. Newport Beach city hall offices will remain open until noon on both Fridays. Most banks will move up their closing from 6 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the two Fridays. County courts wiJI be open Fr\day end on New Year's Eve. week, say thc•y thmk a bndgc would be nois}. unaltract1ve and would cause "arioLI!> ))ufcty pro- blems. But John nro" n. tht! city's m a nager o f l' on s t r u c t 1 on services . says he believed a bridge wo uld bt' the m o'>l economical and easiest route to take to connect the twp sades of the railroad tracks. the first scheduled business of Brown said both a tunnel and 1977, Diedrich will forfeit his undercrossing would be more ex-chairman position lo another pensive than a bridge, but that an suoervisor. undercrossing would be the most Until today, Riley had the sup- cxpensive of all. port to win the 1977 chairmanship. ln response. Crowder com-But, he admitted after the hasty menled, .. 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" 11 •• " '" V•rO 1'1( Ole 4 It• t ''ll Vtndo Co •• S ·~ V•rtlc• t0 • t 4111 • ''t Vt\1~131• 11 Ullo Vtl(O I~ • 110 ~ Vtarom '"I to u ••• ·~ \/l(lorc;m o~ " 1•. Va[Pw I>• • 10. I\, V•EPoH04 •IO 0 • '~ Vllf'l'l)I ) 1110 ,,..,., ,, vaEP on n 11100 " • ,..., Thvrsda'( Oecomber 23 1978 DAILY PILOT 87 'Tlnac Bos Conae, 'Curious' Year Draws to Close Uy MJLTON MOSKOWITZ 1 he t1mt' ha:. com1.·, · thl' Wulru~ s.ud, • t11 l1tlk uf man) thinl{s Tht• bu:.111css Y.orhl IS full or things thut UI (' bccom mg l'UI IOUSl r .ind ('UfiUUSl r .. Trans World Airhnl'S ( l'WA ) for 1·x.unpll•, 1st losing put 19ib h" t akmg in mon• rnom·y thjll It put out Thul s knOWl'\f' a profit Artt·r lossL'S or~ mil hon 111 l97r> and s.!:J ma I hon rn 197'1, ,, TWA µrorit 1s at 11nuSil) lndl'l'd, 197G h .1s been sut h a ~nod \ C'ar ,Jl TWA that thl' .11rl1nt· 1s bu) 1ng bark one ur the nine 747 Jumbo Jl'h 1t sold lo Iran last vcJr Y.hcn 1t was hard up for c.1sh Iran bought the Money Tree 1 pl an cs ror SI ti 5 m ilh11n .1p1erl· IL s < ostang T\\ A $22m1lhon to bu\ onl' b.1ek Thr shah 1:. nodumm) THE SOl 'RCE (ff l lL\~'S E(0N0~11<.: doul as oil, anti pt'troleum ,iJ..,o g1H's buv1n~ powt>r tu L1by.1, which ha' bouj!ht .• 10 pl'rn•nt 1Jlll 1 (•st in Cllll' or the \\ orld s IO largest automoh1ll' m;.ikers ft;.il) 's Fiat l'ump<rn" L1b\ a y, as an Italian colon) from l!H l until the middle of \'lorld \\ ar 11, when Allied armies dro\ dhe ltcihans out of the North African< ounlry With ml 111 the ~round (Jbout 2 m1lhon barrl'ls .1 dJ\ .ire n>mmg out l, Lib) .11s rlt•,1ng its muscles 1n a po\\ er play that thl· Jerus.1lt m Post fearfully called eronorn1c colomahsm m rcvt: rse " c-;10\ annt Agnclh, fo'1,1t's hoss. h.id tnp,1v a special call on the ls1 o.id1 o.imb.1ss.1dor in Hom1· to .1ssun• h1rn that F1o.it Y.-uuld continue to do business with lsr,1cl OOING ANY KJNO OF HtJSINESS across nat1onul l>ordl•rs ts fr aught with cur 1os1tH•s You know the com- outenzed res er v at1<ms s) slt:m usL'<i by Amcraran Airlmes'1 It w.1s dt'vt•loped fur Amc:r1<~.1n by IBM which wanted to sell .1 mor(' l'laboralt• V<'r!Sl\lll or the sy ... tem to tht• Soviet Umon's traH·I a~ency , I ntounst The order was worth Sll m1llwn Jloy, l'\ c·1 lH M '' 1s blocked from makmg th as sale by the U S go\ ernment, '~h1ch foo.irNI tho.it thl' soph1st1c: at1:d system might be 11sed by the Hussians for police surveillance or tr,l\cll'rs So IBM scaled down the capability or th.: system. and 11 has now rereavl'd an export license The order 1s worth $.5 nulhon On the other hand we h.lve no qua I m s whatsoever aboul sellmi.: prunes to 1h!! Hu..,sians The Sov1<.'l Union has purchased 7 m1lhon pounds of California prunes for S2 5 m1lhon T he order wmllothe Sun Maid ra1 ... in co operauve R \CK IN T iit: 1930S JA PA~ TOOK a lot or rnt1r1sm lur nooding llVl'rscas m.irkl•ts Y. 1th ChC'ap, shodd) ffi(•rchandl'>l' Made Ill .Japan" USl'<l to be a t<•rm or denswn No more.: Japanese exports nOY. havl' .1 quaht\ rcput.1t1on. hut ~hey ore still resented for their v1cloncs OVi. r dcinwst1c products In Bnt;.11n, the J .1µanl'M' h.1\'e had to prom 1se to hold batk lhe1r .:xports of cars ll· ... t thC'v ovl•r\\ helm the 1nerflc1cnt Rnt1sh ,1utomolitll industn lo this eount rv. 1t hasn I reached th" l st .1g c• 'et .1 It hou µh ·1 ov11t.1 \'11\~ s 1 t y, ii I soon ..,,.11 500 ooo cars a >car her.: double the output or our Am ern .111 :vtoto1 s Corp It s 1n the tl'lcv1s111n st•t mMkl•l lhul lhe Jo.ipanese h.1v1 r l'o.illv scored One out of three color receivers sold here this 'car c ,1mc from .J.1p,in Zl•n1lh, the m.irkcl leader, accuses the Japanese of predatory pnc1ni:: Most curious or all ts lht pn..,1t1on or Matsush1t.1, which hought Motorola's TV manuf .acturang fatr1ht1c ... 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II " ' J .. 1 11•, I ' I• .. I"~ ,. '"-'"• .. I' ,, . t "' t)H 11 n 1 " l)tf tn I '"' ~. • Off ti I) ll'I ~ 1 '• ()H I. • OH , • UH & t , • (Ill > ~ '• Ott '• ~ ... _ ()fl \. I Oft \ / " ()fl \A •• Ott " I ()fl \I 1 11 011 0 I f~I 0 '" 011 ,,, I'• (>II A" , • C..th Symbub -11-T l )(tf'.,.CD 1 10 IJ llOJ Xtra In< 09a 10 311 Yale\ Ind • l Z•••C.ro M • 100 Zal<tp!A llO 2 Z-1• JOI) J " leyrt CO.p 6 SI l•r1lltllllld I I) Jll ""'1lllld ... 0 • DAILY PILOT Thursda • December 23. l976 E FAMILY CUU.:US anta comes down the chimney 'cause if he came through the door it might slam and woke everybody up." s h of Cases New Phobia: Public Vomit _, SEATILE (AP) -Clauslrophobiais passe. The n ew rage in phobias as fear of vomiting m lie. according to a doctor specializing in bias. Dr. John Carr. director of University Hospital's avior therapy clinic, said the new phobia isn't ically named . But he said there has been a h of vomiting cases during the first year or the lc's phobia tr eatment program. ~ CARR HAS SEEN UP TO a dozen cases of the iting phobia within the last year, compared to or two cases dunng tus previous nine years or ctice. • "Usually the patient is a young woman who has forced vomiting as a method of weight control. II cat like a horse and enJOY it, then slick her er down her throat and not worry about gaining • an ounce," said Carr. ~ ) ''U nfortunately ~~·EDIC I NE vo~iting becomes a _:iu . habit, and then th~ pa· tient starts worrying that she won't be able to con· trol it. She ·s a fr a ad lo eat in public because she thinks she won't make 1t to the ladies' room in time." PHOBI AS USUAU. \'STEM FROM a feeling or low self.esteem, Carr said. Although victims often think they fear objects such as elevators, they are more afraid of inability lo control themselves in certain situations, he added. Specialists esti mate as many as 50 mil1ion peo- ple suffer from one or more phobias, but most cure themselves. Treatments can take drastic Corms, as one man who sought help for the vomiting phobia learned. "WHAT WE llADTO DO was let him prove to himself that he could control hi m self in restaurants. We j.'!ave him a plastic bag and told ham to go to a restaurant and make himself vomit. Everything w as explamcd lo the head waiter beforehand," s:ud Carr "When he tried to vomit, he found he couldn't, e .. en when he wanted to lie was cured " The thnac th<' onJy one of its kind in lhe North~est, h.is tr~atl'<i more than 100 persons. with some of the m orC' common phobias being fear of nd· i.ng lo elevators. fear of height!. and fear or dnvmg on expressway<., One Seattle regional phobia is fear olridmg on float 1n~ bndgl'' Ther apy averages 12 IHekS. Hooke r s' Slayer Sent to Hospital llAMOl'H<. "l"-l Cit•rm;my IAP1 A former nitent w;1tt•hmJn COO\'IC'lt'd of k1lhng four pro ~lutes. whoi.C' 01.,m1·mbt·red corp.,e:. were found b,idden in his .1tt1c n>om. wa., i::•v<'n a 15 year J311 tarm and ord<'r<'d C'•1mmlltPd w .i mf·nta1 hospital f ntz. I lnnl.. J 12. v. as con\'IC'tt."r and thn·e counts of man\IJu~hter m lhC' dt> aths of thc \\-Offil'n from Hamburg's red-light Harbor d1stn<'t The pro-.eculllm d1•mJntl1"tl .1 hfc sentt•nC'1• but the court rul<'d lhJt llonk..a could not be hdrl fully tesponSlblC for the kallmJ:<; bt'C'dUSC hl' WJS :tll ~oholac and h ad a h1-.tory of Jl('rsnnal prohl<'m.; The four d<'C'Ornpo!.ed, muttlal1 ti ~"11t•<., v.1•1 •• discoven•d m llonka's room in .Jul; J'li:l wh1·n riremen fought a hl:.ize th1•n• l.Jrgc quan11t 1t·:-. •lf ~orant bloC'kc. of th<' tv()<' u.,ed in latnnes were ftJread around lhl' dwclhn~ lo rount<'ract the stench Q£the decayin~ C'orpscs. police said ~ You 're \I a custome[ Not a shopper. Shoppers ore those ononymous bodies attached to cold cosh You'll find chem nearly • everywhere At Fashion Island we think of •' people os cuscomers Thoe is. people who ' come bock. Friends So we creoc chem hke .• ,. we expect co see 1hem ogo1n Warmly. •1" Fashion Island 1s o spec1ol shopp1n9 1' experience With open-air courtyards and ,' over 60 fine scores le s a place where people 1 ore special. .. 5o when you're ured of being created lll~e another shopper 1n a crowd, experience 1r.fosh1on Island. Where things ore wormer fo1 c the sollsf oct1on of our customers f.r hi ho •f •11 NDWPORT 4) ODNTER 1 make your own threads There's no end to the nuta and bolts you can make with this Oxwall 40 pc tap and die set #4862 (SAE) Reg 19 95 1288 It s metrics' The Oxwall 318" socket set has 20 pieces 1n- clud1ng a ratchet and sockets in fitted case #4854 Reg 12.99 open and shut metric or Inch Oxwall has put It all together in an 11 pc. open end/box wrench set. Popular fraction or metric sizes #2730, 2729. Reg. 13.99 a•• COSTA MESA E) D • I EVERY CHRISTMAS DECORATION IN STOCK make crepes Ilka a pro Even a novice can mal<e perfect crepes the very first lime with a Grandmett1 electric crepe pan #303. Reg. 19.88 1688 save on these keen utensils A set ol 6 steak l<nives with serrated stainless steel blades and rosewood handles. With wooden holder #472-6. Reg. 4.99 2sa • In case of fire, survive The early warning Kwlkset smoke and fire detector sounds alarm to warn you. Eaally m- stalled. battery included. 2888 D D/o OFF tastes better from the crock Rival made the original Crocl< Pot and now It's bigger with 4 qt. capacity and better with removable pot Reg. 25.95 21aa ;:.---.J, ._, I .o""'" I A," ?/~ /:?';:/·_// f V /' .. . .. / A (' .... ,,..,./ 'y,,-\.--~ ~ / ~ILTON BEACH for sllces thin or thick The Hamilton Beach electnc knife features super honed stainless steel blade. avocado and white handle. #296. Reg 14 95 11 88 'Q '""d. I~ ~~~(' .. ~~) If you Ilka good coffee You'll love the Grand1ne111 cor- tee brewing system Separate controls for brewing and warm- ing #CM1100 Reg 21 95 15aa pushbutton thirst quencher The remarkao1e Atr Pot hold 12 cups of refreshments and keeps It hot or cold for hours. Press and 1t pours. Reg 19 95 1388 .,.,AMILTON BEACH grid fllppln' food artist Cooks hamburgers 1n 60 se- conds. gnlls anything between bread. doubles as a grlll It's Ham111on Beach's Little Mac #2108 Reg 18 95 15aa 1058 . Conveniently Located ... Easy To Reach 2666 HARBOR BLVD. IN COSTA MESA PHONE 546-7080 HOURS: WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 • SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 . ... .. .. .. ... ......... ~~: 17 Laguna/South Coast A itern oou N.Y.Sto eks ------~~ VOL. 69, NO. 357, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORAN G E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1976 TEN CENTS Mesa Youth Killed, 3 Hurt • ID Fire A pre.dawn blaze in a Costa Mesa fou rplex this morning left a 16-year-old boy dead and three other young a dults suffe ring either burns or s moke inhalation Fire ofhcials said Kenneth Jay Goldw orthy -lliggs, 16, 2257 Placentia Ave .. died of burns and smoke inhalation shortly after the 4.JO a.m. fire at 719 West Wilson St., in apartment E2. Also injured in the fi re were Carlita Daymon, 19, and Valen e Anderson, 17, both of that ad- dress. and Ken York, 22, whose address was unknown al p1ess time. Extent of the in1unes lo the three victims is also unknown. They were rushed lo UCI Medical Center. Fireme n said all three victims suffered s moke inhala-' uon and one of the girls received body burns Two engine companies, a truck co mpa n y, squ a d car a nd paramedics. under the direction O.il' P"-4 Sl•H P•te VOLUNTEERS ASS.ST FIREMEN WITH 45-ACRE BRUSH BLAZE IN SAN CLEMENTE AREA Authorities Said Blaze Was Started By Boys Playing With Matches Clemente Blaze Halted Boys With Matches Blamed by Firemen Uy PHILIP RO. MARIN Of Ille 0 •11' Piiot Sl•ll Two b oys p l ayin g with matches Wcdnc:.clay touched off a 45-acre brush hre that burned to Within 100 feet Of CXC'IUSIVC custom m .ide homes on Calle An daluc1a in San Clemente rlanw' from the l)(•('p Canyon bl:11c hck<'!I dot.en-. or feet mlo the a11 f-'1 on. parts 11f the San Diego t-'rc·cv. ii) ond Pacific Coast Highway 11 appeared to motorists as though the rm: v.ere bummg over the houses But county and San Clemente firemen said the homes w~re never in any real danger . though several residents climbed onto I heir roofs and u-.cd garden hoses to wet shingles lo guaTd against hot embers with shovels to help firemen beat down the flames. Among them were foreign exchange student Dan Camenzind of Switzerland. Norb Klem of Capistrano Beach, and Dave Harper. brothers Jim and Danny Shinkle, and Bruce Stavron O n e fo res try bulldozer oper ator. Ed Eberting, braved n ames and forced his m achine up a ~O-degree slope in front of the fire to widen a firebreak. The tactic kept the h re from Jumping across the break and causing firemen fortht'r probl ems. Fir emen set backfires -con- Plans Rejected tro lled fires which burned toward the names and used up the brush fuel so the blaze had nothing to burn. The fire was controlled within an hour and 20 minutes. Co unty fire Capt. flruce Turbeville said it was lucky that stronger winds weren't blowing. "If w e had had a Santa Ana wind," he said. "we would have had a dirferentstory." Turbeville said the boY$ who set the fire, aged 8 and 9, were de- tained by ars on investigators before release to their parents. A mild oc<'un bre<'1.e blew the fire slowly toward the east and away from lht· houS(.'S just north or I !arbor ~: .. 1 ates There were no 1niur11·., .incl no !.truc t ur BI d.1ma.1:,· i\hout JOO tw.111 of r:illlt• ran~ mg m1 .1 rw;11 "" J.0011 .1rrc ranrh w1·11· ,,1\t·d b \ ,1hout KO hrt>f11:h11•r' "hu halti'Cl th1• f1re·s ;uhann· .11 th1 ran,·h·s v.C"\tNTt ft•nt·1• Board Seals Fate Of Embattled Land l«1•>hll' v.1·rC' seen hl'ad<'d hn-.kh up t hr· radgehne of the cu n"on tov. .1rtl <·oolcr chmei; \\.'h1l1• rmint' and stalt> forestrv hrcm1•11 "orkl'd aga1n<1t lhl' naml's In lhl' t)()ttom of the ca nyon. :11 S<•n Clem<'nte hremcn and volunll'crs srrnmbled up top to insure th<' prott'ct1on of the homes. I San Clem ent«' police. whose headquarter s was swamped with •the calls of people with grim memories or the $1.5 million fire which burned in the sooth part of the city and took dozens of homes last Ja nuary, routed traffic away at the base of lhe hilltop com - munll y. Youths from San Cle mente High School rushed to the scene Cont rove rs 1 a I pl ans to tn11 Id hous<'s in the hills ad1acent to thC' c·1ty limits of Lai::una Reach Wt'r<' laid lo rest by Orange Cowlly !.upcr visors Wt>rlnt.'sday The board Nlrh<'r squelched plans for senior c·1t1zens housml? on the entire 472 acre parcel and WL-<lnesday agreed not to chan):lc land use des1J,!nations to permit Red Faces Trial MADRID, Spain <AP > Spanish police today turned Communist party leader San- tiago Carrillo over to a polit1cal- c ri m es <'Ourt, but spec ific charges were not immediately announced. Carrillo and seven other party members were ar- rested Wednesday after a secret meeting in Madrid Dome Addition Malibu Owner to Pay Fine LOS ANGELES CAP ) -The only man ever jailed for ignoring a b•m on coastal home construction without permiL«> has agreed to pay a $1,000 nne Coran addition he built on his Malibu home. The stipulated judgment was made public Wed nesday when Edward Higgins and his wife, Beverly, canceled a settlement conference with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sidney Kaufman. The South Coast Regional Commission filed a civil suit against the IBgginses, claiming that th.ey built a one-car garage and third-story studio· playroom although they only had a permit for a two- story homc. Unde r t erms of the agreement, Higgins will have to lower Ute roof or the playroom 1 ~ reel and ag~e to use the garage space under the first noor only for storage. homes on a 25-acre corner of that land. Along with laying to rest plans to build on that ridgeLine land at least for the present, super visors opened the door for development or 916 acres in Dove Canyo(I in the hills above E~ Toro. The board lifted a reserve de- s ignation from lhe prope rty which has been proposed for 230 homes and a private airstrip. The board made it clear, however, that lifting the r eserve classification does nol mean s upervisors <ipprove of plans for an air!'ltrip. The undeveloped land, which lies south of Escape Country, is .adjacent to an Audubon Society bird san<'luary, and the airstrip hos been opposed by officials of that group. " Ruth Saadi or the Orange Coun· ty League or Women Voters also urged the board not to un the re· serve until traffic a~ess and other concerns are addressed. Attorney Rodger Howell represented developers ol both the Dove Canyon and Laguna Beach area property. And he urged supervisors not to ~low a ny h omes on the Laguna Beach land. He said the property owners, Genevlne M arcroft and de· veloper Howard MUler. favored the proposal to build 1,285 senior cltlzcn.s housing units oo the 472 acre9or1round . But an alternate proposal, once endorsed by supervisors, to permit building 115 homes on 25 (See PLANS, Pate AZ) Santa's Last Day Latuna B~acb's Santa Claus will bold a IHl session from 2 to ' p.m. Friday at bla Main BeMh Parkhouse. ol Acting Battalion Chier Gerald Poarch, responded to the alarm, putting out the blate in about 20 minutes . Raymond Seidel. who Lives next door in the single story !ourplex. said he heard what sounded like popping glass a nd a woman screaming at about4::.>a.m "I looked out the window and saw the fire." he s aid. Seidel and a friend played water from a garden hose on the building, which was engulfed inflames. Fire investigators today said they believe the fire started in a convertible sofa which was made into a bed in the Ii ving room. The apartment was rented to Miss Daymon and Te r e sa McCollum, who appare ntly wasn't at home at the time of the blaze. The apartment 1s owned by Dianne Mcc ardle, of 2971 Ceylon Or. Cabinet Built Carter Names Final Three P L AI NS, G a . I AP ) President-elect Carter wrapped up his Cabinet selections today by naming Washington lawyer Joseph Califano Jr. lo head the sprawling Department of Health, EduC'alion and Welfare. He appointed former Defense ~retary James R. Schlesinger to be an assistant to the Presi- d ent and to t ake charge of coordinating U S energy policy. And h e c h ose T heodor e Sorensen. once " lop <11dc to President Kennedy, tc1 become directo r of t he Cent ral In- telligence Agency The a ppointment of Califano Lifeguard Fee Split Approved A compromis e agreement splitting a $117 ,823 lifeguard servic e contra ct for south Orange County beaches between Laguna Beach and San Clemente lifeguards has been approved by county super visors. And while the proposed con- trac t will cost nearly $20,000 more than separate proposals submitted by both cities. county officials be lieve the level or service will be improved. Super visor Tom Riley pro- posed the split contract this week after meeting with officials from both cities. Unde r its terms San Clemente will receive $52,263 while Laguna Beach will be paid $65,560. An aide to Riley explained lhat the split contract will provide im- proved res ponse times for emerge n cy v e hic les a nd lifguards along the stretch of beach from Laguna Beach lo San Clemente. The area includes AUso Bea<'h, Niguel Beach and Dana Point Harbor. A report to super visors from Orange County h arbor patrol of- ficers endorsed the split con- tract. They said Laguna Be ach lifeguards will be able to cover nearby Aliso Beach and improve r esponse times particularly in the off-seasons when not all lifeguard towers along the beach are manned. In addition. they said, San Clemente lifeJtuards can be as- signed to nearby Niguel Beach Park which is expected to become one of the south county's most popular recreation areas. Last vear. San Clemente lifeguards covered the entire beach area for $108,003. But this year San Clemente proposed doing the same work for $97,906, while Laguna Beach officials offered to cover the stretch for $98,918. House Yisit Umoolcome SAN DIEGO (AP) -As Barbara Fahland sat on her front porch, her neighbors' house knocked down 30 feel of fenc and an apricot tree. It happened during a house-moving operation, said Mrs. Fahland. The bouae, she said, just "slid olf the beams." The movln1 crew left, and a day later they were sun 1ooe, Mrs. Fahland complalntd Wednelday. ''I wleh 11omobody would move the house back next door," 1be 1aid. completed Carter's 11-member Cabinet. and the president-elect said he may recommend crea· lion of a new Department of Eneq~y, which Schlesinger would head. Carte r said his plans on that point have not been drafted. He said while his ideas are still hazy, his inclination would be to put in- to the new depar tment all enerJty functions now in the hand.-; of other federal agencies. including the De pa rt me nt of Interior . "'hach would be left with its oth{•r respons ibilities. Ile s aid Schlesinger's initial role on the While House staff will Caners Send Yule Wishes PLAINS. G a. <AP) - Pr esident-elect Carter wishes the American peo- ple a Merry Christmas to- day and offered as a holiday gift at least a two-day respite from his stream or public pronouncements. Referring to his wife Rosalynn, daughter Amy, his three sons and thelr wives. his mother Lillian and his brothe r Billy, Carter told reporters at his news conference today lhal the family "aJI wish you and the American people a very happy and prosperous Christmas.·· He said the "spirit that binds us toge ther during thi s h o lida y season transcends even any re- ligious differences." San Clemente Police Nab Auto Driver San Clemente police chased a stolen car all the way to Irvine Wednesday night and then ar· rested the driver alter the vehi- c le cras hed into the freeway center divider . Police Chief Mel Portner said Steven Casaus, 20. of Canoga Park. was arrested on suspicion of grand theft and reckless driv· ing. Portner s aid he was given first aid for minor facial C'uts . Hal Greene Chevrolet, 401 S. El Camino Real. had reported the theft of a late model forei~n sedan and within minutes. police said. an officer .spotted it at a freeway offramp. Chief Portner said the fleeing driver took no evasive action, other than refusing to yield. There was no immediate est imate or the amount of damage to the stolen car. 'Ziggurat' Complex Plan Endorsed Proposals to build a combina· Uon of residential, commercial and i ndustrial complexes on 213 acres sur rounding the Lacuna Niguel Ziggurat were en· dorsed Wednesday by Orange County Planning commissioners. The commission asked staff memben to continue diacussinl plans for what lbey <'alled "Euro- pean style" development for tho next ao-day1. The land is owned by Na.rland Corporation, a subsidiary of Rockwell Corporation, which built the now federally owned Zlgiurat. Commluionel' Shlrtey Grindle said tho complex ~ provide some buildings with tommcrclal or lJJhl lnduatriaJ facilities on the tlr1t noor and low· or moderat.e income housln& 'on the HCODd story. be to coordinate energy programs and lo direct the effort to draft a comprehensive national energy policy. "I consider this lo be one of the most important appointments that I shall make." Carter said. Schlesinger said that in energy conservation •·we must as a na- tion face up to a responsibility which we had hoped would go away." He said there must be re- co~mtion or the need to control the growth of ener i;:y consumption, and partic ularly to r estram the growth or petroleum imports. In this. he said, the new ad- (See CA RTER, Page A2) Marine Will Go On Trial The first of 14 black Marines aC'cused of a commando attack on whites was ordered court martialed today on six counts or conspira<'y and assault. Cpl. E .F . Henry, 20, o r Ivanhoe. N.C. was in the two· story Correctional Facility when his unit commander made the announcement. The spe dal court martial trial will be held next Wednesday, a base spokesman said. No de· cision has been announced with pretrial investigations still in progress on whether <'barges against the other 13 blacks will be dropped or also go to trials. In a s pecial court martial, which is more serious than a summary but less so than a general <'ourt martiaJ, a military judge and a panel of at least three members may iIDJ<>Se as much as six months' confine· ment at hard labor, forfeiture of two-thirds pay for six months. re· duction in rank and a bad con· duct discharge. At least one of lhe panel mem· bers may be an enlisted man or wqman, ifthe accused desires. Meanwhile, the brig com· mander replied to complaints by the Rev. Jesse Jackson that the 14 blacks were in solitary con- finement. All new prisoners are put in in· dividual cells in a move he calls administrative segregation for at least "a few days. lo see how they adjust." said Lt. Col. Charles K . Breslauer in an interview. He said it took some of the 14 men only three days to adjust and others as long as 18days. The two sergeants who outrank the others signed waivers allow- ing them to join the others in general c onfinement where television and library visits are allowed. said Breslauer. Or~~:eJ~~•s • We athe r Variable high clouds tontgM, sunny Friday. Patchy beach clouds with highs of about 66. lows about4S. INS IDE TOD" Y Ma:11 who left two widows ~ M d'" in lndWDa plan cnid had ,,.en bigami.rt at ~ ti*c t:Hfore. Storv, A4. lbdex ~ A.2 DAILY PILOT L/SC County Eyes Air Formula Orange County supervisors de- cided Wednesday to ml"et with of- ficiaJs from four counlJes to try hammering out a new formula to finance a regional air pollution agency. On ly last week the board followed the s uggestion or Supervisor Laurence Schmit and endorsed proposed legis lation that would p;iss 85 f)(.'rcenl of Orange County's share 1n the four-county Air Pollution Control District lo the county's26clt1es. But Schmit , the board 's representati ve on the l\PCO board of directors, reported W<.'<f nesday that oroPosaJ would race stiff opposition from c1l1es and would be difficult topa!.s into law. He proposed inv1t1ng rcprcscn talaves from the c1t1cs, along with the offa c1a ls from Orange, San Bernardino. Los Angeles and Riv<.'rs1de Counties, to try and work out a formula acceptable to everyone. ' Jn the mcanlime. s upervisors also agreed to pay only $114 ,832 of the $344.499 assessment to fund the dis trict for J anuar y, •F eb r u a r v and Ma rch Lo show their oppos·t· lion to the agency 's existing rund ingformula . Lo s Angele s Cou nt y supervisors also have voted to on. ly pay their January share and to I withhold the $2 J million due to fund the district from 1-'ebruary through the end of J unc. For the past l wo years the four counties· s upervisors haved1recl· ed the joint pollution control cits· trict. d1 v1ding operating costs based on county popuJat1on. That meant the county's share rose from $322,504 when it opcral· edits own Ora nge County agenc}'. to $1.377. 979 under the Joint agenc). And ne~ legislation taking cf. reel next month maintains that same fm<tncmg m ethod wtule ad· ding five city representatives and one appoinl<.'d b) the .c:overnor to the a1?enc) ·s board of directors. Schmit had suggcstt-d dividing the operatan~ costs bct'.'-ccn tht> county and cities because they now a rc represented on the agen- cy's board of directors Schmit told follow supervisors Wednesd ay. however. that pass- ing the bulk of the costs to the cities would be diHacull to win ap. prov al in the legislature. lie said, however , a fundin(! formula backed by both cities and counties likely could '>'-in passage 1\n aide to .Schm 1t satd later one poss1hl<' solution would be to add 30 to 40 C{'nls onto the cost of auto license plates tu pay for what would have bl·en lht•c1l1~ share That formula slall "ould crop Orange County s government :. cost from Sl.377 .979 !has }ear lo 1.>nly Sl61,829 ncKt year San Jua n Burgla r Gets $361 J e we ls A bur~l ar who s.:uined entry by tossing a cinder blo<'k through the• window stolt• J!'Wl'lry valued at SJ6l from a San Juan Capistrano storr Orangt· .County sheriff's of. f1cen, siud tht• break in was d1.S· covt·rl•d h) JC" e l er Michael JJmes f.nglt~h . 31761 Camino Cop1stran11 lit• told omccr.., J ca11e conta1nin ~ ..,1her nni;:s and chains" as t.1kt•n by the intruder Burgla r s Strike Bur~lars who pried open a sllrt lnR aluminum "indow took Jt"Welry and <'ash with a total value of S47R from a San Ju;in Cap1sl rano horn e Orange County sheriff's or flcers said the theft occurn.-d .it the home of reJ{1s lered nurse June Mae Ma tso n . 57, of 27581 Brookside. lier b('droom was r ansacked while !'he was away at work . 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Ot•OO ,.,..,.. • ., Telephone (714)~21 ClaHlfled Adver111lftt '42-M71 L9guna hactl All O...,,mentt : T•l•ptlone4 ... MM ,,_,.ftci. ... .... 4tf.Otl0 ~'t: !!'.!. <>;,: •. c:~::.i:~~= ,.,..,,., ., •d••rt1H mt1111u f\•f'f ll'll f'ft•¥ M rt•'••<•• •lt~ev• \M ti•I ••rmtu .... •f ~·~-... .... ,.. ctou .. ,,.,. t•ld •I (Mt• ....... CllUttAle lv•urt_,fl•" '>'f ,.,,,ft,. I) M ::'~~ ;~:~:· tnon•~·, ,.. ... ,.,, Tnursc11y. December 23. 1979 UPI Toloot>olo TAPPED FOR CIA POST Surprise Pick Sorensen GETS HEW ASSIGNMENT Carter Choice Califano •PW1f'flO"W)tO'l PICKED FOR ENERGY JOB Ex-Defense Sec. Schlesinger F roM Pngr A I CARTE R. e. m1n1strallon will ha\t: to define the energy c·hallcnr.:e for UH• Aml'rican people Califano. the last Carlf'r <1p pointment to a Cabinet that fratures veterans or past ari · min1strat10ns. was top domestic adviser lo Pres1dC'n t .Johnson. As Carter noted . Culifano \.\as 'm strumenlal 1n drafting maJOr lel(1slat10n .. now managed hy lht· department hl• now will hc·ad Califano "aid the fkpartmc-nl of Health, Edutalaon and W<'lfan• as 'the people's department of our f!Overnmenl · Sorem1en prom1..,cd lo run thr C IA m a manner con...,,i.tent with the best mterc·sts and ideals of tht· L'nited States lie promised an end to CIA abuses and s.mJ hi' hopes the Justi ce lkpartmcnl will dC'al with abuscc; of lhc pa:.t. Sorensen nlso sirn1 he• thinks tht• total CIA bud~et, kept s<.'Crl't m the past. could be made puhhc Carter introduced Califano, Schlesin~er and Sorcnst>n al a na tt0nally broadcas t news c·on ference. .... Diedrich Engineers Key Post By GARV GRANVILLE Olt~o D•llf Pll.t'U" Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's last art Wednesday as 1976 chairman of the Orange County Board of S upervisors was to engsnner his own election to the powerful new county transport.a· lion c-omm 1ssion. Diedrirh 's election came a ner lht> board had complet ed its scheduled meeting work for the year and without advance notice J\nd it met with unchara~ lt.•rist1r outspoken resist ance from Supervisor Thomas Riley. The Newport Beach supervisor did not object lo Supervisor Ralph Clark 's election to the com- m1\s1on alongside Diedrich. Hut ~c said hew as "strongly op- post'Ci to a n •presentalive from '.he s ou th co u nt y Fifth SupNv1sorial D1Mricl not being on the commission. RilPy said m ost transportation planning will occur in the south 1·11unty and, as a result. it should tw rt>prcscntcd on the com- mission But Diedrich argued that a board appointee does not work for a particular district and it makes hlllc d1frcrt•nce where the com- missioner comes from. When nomin ating himself and C~ark .for the two available posts, Dwdrach gut a quick second from Supervisor Laurence Schmit. And when Supervisor Philip An- thony voted with Schmit a nd Dat'<frich, Clark lamely threw in tus vote to make a4·1 ballot. It is eus tomary on the board of supen 1sors that the chairman makc a ppointments to com - m1ss10ns and committees. But as the r1rst scheduled business of 1977 , Diedrich will forf~it his chairman position to another supervisor. Until today, Riley had the sup- port to win the 1977 chairmanship. But. he admitted after the hasty <'lcct1o n , his res istance t o D1l'dnch's maneuver might cost ham ~upport . The trnnsportation commission was mandated by state legisla· tinn this year. lt has power to re· view and app rove all transporta· lion planning within the county. AJready appointed to the com- mission by the county's 26 cities are Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollmden and Santa Ana City Councilman David Brandt. A fifth public member will be chosen by the four appointe d com - m1ss1oncrs. Coast Relative Of Billionaire Fights Will Executors of J . Paul Getty's $2 billion estate claim the challenge brought by Anne G~tty of Corona del Mar is invalid be<:ause Miss Getty. the billionaire's grand- daughter, was not named in his will. The executors appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednes· day to ask Judge Neil A. Lake lo set aside Miss Getty's challenge of the will. The judJ?e indicated he wall rule on the motion in a few days. Miss Getty contested the 21st and final codicil of Getty's 1958 will. which left 21 percent or his Getty Oil Co. stock to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu. Thal stock 1s valued at about $700 million. Miss Getty cla ims that her Rrundfalher was not or "sound and dlsposini;( mind" when he 11igned the latest amendment to the will on March 11, be<:ause the action would t urn over control of the museum to C. Lansing Hays nnd mus eum d irector Norris Rramlett . Yule Closings Many Off ices Slwt Dawn With the holiday S<'a~on in full swing, most federaJ and state offices w1JI be closed Friday. Christmas Eve, and Fri- day Dec. 31. HOWEVER, SOME state offices may be open Friday and on Otte. 31. A spokesman !>aid the decision is up to in· dividual departm ent heads There w11l be regular mail dellvf!r1es in the county on Friday. but none Saturday Post office wlndows will close at noon on Friday. And on Saturday, Christmas Day, the majority of private bus inesses and all city, county, slate a nd federal of. fices, with the exception or public safety functions, will shut down. CITY HALLS ln HuntinJ{ton Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach. San Clemente, Irvine and Costa Mesa will be closed both Fridays. Newport Beach city hall ornces wJll remain open unUI noon on both Fridays. Moat banks will move up their closing from 6 p.m. to 3 p.m . on the two Fridays. County courts will be open Friday and on New Year's En. Maite Christmas, Orange Coast Style 0 1' Saint Nick brought just what every surfer along the Orange Coast was asking for, and ahead of Christmas, too. Holiday surf in the seven to eight foot range is en- joyed by joyful wetsuitcd surfer, sliding along a nicely s haped, foam covered wave near the 1 luntington Beach pier. All Santa left out was a little warmth in the water, which is around 60 degrees. But who's complaining? Thanks a lot, Santa. Wood Indian Wasn't Hot Three men who said they want- ed to "borrow" a curved wooden Indian from a Newport Pier area store are in custody today in Newport Beach, facing charges of grand theft. The three s us pects. Elmer Rieman. 30 or 2979 Continental Ave., Costa Mesa. Bradley Har- rold, 29, of230 Del GadoRoad,San Clemente and William Knapp, 28. of San Rafael, are held in Newport Beach city jail in Ueu or $5,000 bail each. They were arrested Wednesday after police traced the license plate or the truck seen leaving the pier area with the Jndian. The car reportedly belongs to Rieman who allegedly told police his com- panions had taken the Indian to San Clemente. They reportedly told police they wanted to return the wooden figure and were booked alter the Indian was back in place at the store at 2114 W. Ocean Front. Disaste r Bid Made UKIAH CAP) -A request to declare a drought disaster for the Mendocino County livestock in· dustry has been sent to Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown. --- Grab This One! RCA Xl-100 15'' diagonal fiOl"l I If'• It 11 ., It' t I.,,,... 1• r ·"' HCA ). ·' ') ,,., I I I tt , ... ,. t compl• '" w o, JC t ",.t ·• h.>'l<."" JI • ·~ luDC!.y.•om.:;. • l l)f"~t' • • PIV')·Hl /,rrtJ( 11 v I Ill Al I•"'••" rt 1/ t;tV 1n;.1 I s29sss ___ ... ------- FroM Page A J PLANS ••. acres of land in the property's southwest corner was nol accep- table, Howell said. "l don't frankly know what you can do except encourage us to try to work out some compromise for 1977," llowell continued. And with that, developer Miller said he was singing his "swan song." He said he had tried for four years to work out a proposal acceptable to s upervisors and had proposed 12 different plans that all wer e reJecled. ~~~~~~~~ Superb RCJf Color TV t41•U' 1 ftfr,,t \ ttltlr VII''""'' I t l.1, ( tPt•p,tf t l,11 Ii OH1ti1•I ., fH,,A·•''"l'"l 11'• • ' ,, , , ;"•"''I .. ,,, ,,..r•11tO,,HHf' .• ,,,,,, ,,, "''1''4 '''"'' ,. , , • ,,,,.,,, '" , ,,, , , Only • •,ut'Jf'' At' t1( 11,, hl.u ~ " •l•i• flH lu,t• t1.•w : :::.!:,:·:.: ~:·:: ::.: :·.~~; •.. ·.··~:·in s3799 s • \.t1mr1tf'ltHv ,, 1.,, •'·'"' 1,,.,,.,, • U) '• \t hd \f -.19 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ..... ~ .......... 2 D~ Wett ~ c.ft Jr, Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Daily 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 s.m., "9 Hwfller.._. •• ltH , Orange Coast EDITI O N 'l'odn.l ·s ('losiu,.: N.~. Scoek~ t VOL. 69, NO. 357, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI.\ THURSOA~OECEMBER2~1W6 c Carter NaDles Three to · Top Position PLAINS . Ga (AP > President·elect Carter wrapJ>t•d up his Cabinet selcc·tions toda:v by naming Washington lawyc.r 1 Jo!>eph Califano Jr to hl'<td thl' sprLiwlmg Department of 1 lt•ulth. l Educatwn anrl Wclfarl' Hc appointed former Ocft•n:-.1: I Sel·retary Jamt's R. Sl·hlc~ingl'r lo be an as~aslunt to the l'rc~1 I dent und to lake c hargt• 11f coordinating U S energy oohl'\ And he chose Theodore Sorensen, once a top aide to President Ke nnedy, to btcomc • • director o f the Central In telligence Agency. The appointment of Cultfano completed Carter's ll·membc•r Cabinet. and the president el<·ct said hP mav recommend crea· •ton of a new Department of Energy . which Schlesinger would head. Carter s aid his plans on that point have not been drafted. He said while has 1d<•as arc still hazy. his mcl1nal1on would be lo put in· to the new department aJl energy functions now m the hands of other federal agencies, including the Department of Interior . "h1ch "ou Id be left with its other respons1b1hlll's. Ile said Schlesinger's initial role on the White llou.se staff will . be to coordinate energy programs and to direct the effort to draft o comprehensive national energy policy. "J consider this to be one of the most important appomtments that I shall m akl•." Carter said. Schlcsmger said that an energy conservation "we must as a na· lion face up lo a responsibility which we had hoped would go away." He said there must be re- cognition of the need to control the growth of energy consumpllon, and particularly to restrain the growth of petrole um i mport.s. In this. he said, the new ad· ministration will have to define the ene rgy challenge ror the American people, Califano, the last Carter ap. pointment to a Cabinet lhal (SffCARTER, PageA2) Fire Claiins Boy, Injures 3 1-, 1 Bidding r :Battles 1 Resumed I 8.) TOM RARLt;\' o• '""' O•••• PUot \tlltO .I u1h!1• .I am l':. F .f udJ.!l' t<y1l,. I ht· b1tt<•r bidding hatllt• for ('ontrol of lht• Ir• 1n(' Compan\' out of lhP marl..t'l plaCl' loda) .md put 11 bacl< 1n ha s l'ourtrn<>m Thl· Oran~e County Su;>l'rior I Court jurist or<ll'n·d a rcsum1, taon .Jan :11 of thl• trial 1:itcrrupt · l'Cl when lru:,lt•<·~ of llw James i Irvine l''oundatiun put their con troll ing 1nkre~t in the lrvint• · Com pany on tlw ;111c·tion 1111><''- Tlu:\ dt•1·l.1n•d thl' 'Johll l>il Corpo.r.1tion to ht· th• wirtntnJ.! b1d<ler last '' t•t•k ~uhJecl to rnurt apprO\·at. But th<' dcc1~1on raist'<i a sti.rm ot protest tnat led Judge Judge today to tmng all parties involved in the law:.uit back lo • the courtroom. t Attorney Howard Friedman. rcprc:.entmg Irvine ht'irvss .loJn In inc Smith .... aid he intends to question lop t''t'l'Utl\'C~ of lht· Mobil ~re11111 t .ther h) l''amm;;. lion on thl· "11 Ill':.~ 'tami orb) 1.ll' po~ataon Frtt'<llllJO h.1 ... rt'f>t.'Jl<'tll~ <·on \endto<l I h..it I tw fnun<lat111n ha-., oonslanth f,1\ "' 1·1l Mobil haddm~ , aJtd UC'l"t'fltl·cl lht• oil company's Jakst ca~h offrr nt S!al 9 mtlhon despite the prospel't of l><'llC'r of fers from two other bidder.. Mrs. Smith brou.:ht about tht! C'urn.·nt court <iction when she challenged thC' foundation's pro· posc41 s.ilc of 1b coo.troll~ in. tercst of S.t 5 p<'r<'(•nt 111 the I rvlne Com pan' tn Mobil for S200 m1l11on M ri; Sm 11 h h1>lils an approx· 1matc ~ perC'(•nt mtl'n~l 1n thl' <Sf'e TR IAI,, Pa.:" A2) Latest Work Almost Done II 11.ad "'orl.. 1' ne<1nn~ com pie l111n on ('1,...l,1 Me'ia s mo1>l \\111 l..1·d II\ t·r thnroui:hfarr. 1'',un II'"' l!o,HI It 1s bt•m,R re surf.1r1•d oil lh anh.•r ... cctton Wtlh Mc.>rnm.w W,t\ \n olcl 12 inch" alt'r line cros .... mg l h<' :-tn •t'I at Mcrnmac bur~t last .July, .met Custa Mesa County Water Dist riC't otricials this week had a pnving firm cnmplete re· pairs to the road The water district hired Jerry Cross Paviol{ Co. of Costa Mesa for th<' SI 5,000 job. Oran!(~ ... .c$ =' Coa~t \\'eather Variable high clouds tonight, ~unny Friday. Pat'Chy bench clouds with highs of about 64>, lows about45 INSIDE TODA\' M411 who left two widow.! when he diro jn Indiana ploM cnuh had been bigomist . ot U!olt twice befort. StOf'I/, M. ' Index 0.llf l'llot Ptlol•• llY •1ti..rd I(...,,,, FIREFIGHTERS DOUSE BED WHERE FATAL FIRE MAY HAVE STARTED Youth Dies In Apartment Blaze on Costa Mesa's West Side ------- Greg Jordan Funeral Mass Set Toniglu I F'unerai mass will be rccitt'<.i tonight for commer cial fis· berrnan. GrCAQ.r)l-L Jordan .24 .. who died in an automobilr acc1· dent in Custa Mesa Tuesday mornln•. His brother. Earl Mlchaei Jordan. 27. rem a ms in scriou~ condillon al Hoag Memorial Hospital where he was taken following the e arly morning crash on Victoria Street near Valle) Road Tuesday. Both brothers returnl'U ld Costa Mesa M onoa.., from aai e1ghl·monlh commer.c1al f1sn1n~ venture in Alaska Pohcl! arr still uncertain which brother was ,11 the whee i of their sports l"ar when the sm ~ali veh1clf' slammt'CI into a teiephonc pole. killmg lht' younger brothe~. Autos Hinder FireDlen 8) STEVE ~llTCHF:LL Of tho D•llY PolGI st.off Cost a Mesa fireml'n ~aid a hnt of parked cars in LI narrrm alll·~ "ay hindcn•d lh<'ir ..rrort!-to put out an apartment fire •\hith claimed the life of a 16·)ear olu boy this morning. Ken Goldworthy-Hi ggs, 225i Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, died in the pre·dawn blaze at 719 W Wilson St.. despite efforts of paramedics who worked for 45 minutes to s ave the youth. Death has been attributed to smoke inhalation and burns. Injured in the 4:30 a.m. fire were Carlita Daymon. 19. :-and Valerie Anderson. 17. both of the Wilson Street apartment, aod Ken York. 22, of Costa Mesa. Miss Daymon and York suf. fered s moke inhalation, and Miss Anderson surte red second degree body burns and smoke inhala· lion. All three youths are in stable condition at the UCI Medical Center. officials there said today. Two engine companies, a truck company, s quad car and paramedic tea m . under the direction of Acting Battalion Chief Gerald Poarch. responded to the alarm-: putting out the blaze in about fi ve minutes. Poarch said rescue cffor(s were slowed up by a line of parked vehic les alongside the burning apartment. "They slowed down our laying of the line. and with a big truck ,Roing in there you have to go a lot ·slower." he said.-· fire men had to lay host's over lhl' cars lo get to the building. Poarch said il took firefighters only fi ve minutes to extinguish the blaze. "It \\tent down real fast once we got hoses on it." he said. Ray mond Seidel. who lives next door in the single story fourplex. said he heard what sounded like popping glass and a wom an screaming al ahout 4:30 am. "I looked out the window and saw fire com ing out of the sliding glass door fra m e ... ht s aid Seidal and a friend pla:.c.-d -''al<:r <See FIKE. Page i\2) f;ETC) ME\.\' .6 SSl~NMEl\IT t:ar1er r.holca Califano UPI TtlftlflolO TAPPED FOR CIA POST Surprise Pick Sorensen :_,.> ~•rePf'OtO\ PICKED FOR ENERGY .jOB Ex-Defense Sec. $chtesmger Mass will be recited al St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Cost a Mesa beginning 11t 7 .30 p.m . Funeral ~erviees wil~ be held al Pacific 'Vi ew Memorial Par!. thapel in Newport Beach at IO a.m. Friday. Getty Relative's Claim Contested Mr. Jordan is survived by hi1> parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harland 8 . "Buc k " Jor<~Jn of COsta Mesa; two broth~s. Richard Jordan of R ancho La Costa, and Earl Jordan of Costa l'tfesa: sis· ter Lana Jordan Nickel of Ex eter , Calif. He is also survived by paternal grandmother Linnie Jordan of McAleater, Okl a .; maternal grandmother Mrs. Anna Romansky of Santa Ana; and two nephews. DC9 in Near Miss At County Airport A• spokesman for the Orange County Airport tower today said a Hughes Alrwest DC9 was forced to make a pass at the airport this m orning when it came in too close to a small plane. The spokesman said that In· stead of landing, the Jc\ pulled up, circled the airport and then made a routine landing. 11'e tPOlcesman described the 11:.0 a .m. incident as minor. HOSES i1AD TO BE i..AID OVER, AROUND CARS Mesa Firemen Say Congestion Mede Job Tougher --- Executors of J . Paul Getty's $2 bUlion estate claim the challenge brought by Anne Getty of Corona del Mar is invalid because Mass Getty, the billionaire's grand· Clemente Blaze Halted Boys With Matches Blamed by Firemen By PtdLJP ROSMARIN to wet shingles to guard against were saved by a 'u t 80 °'1.,.D•11Yl'MMtc~tt • hot embers . firefighters who halted the fire's Two b oys pl aying with A mild ocean breezf blew the advanGC al the r anch's western matches Wednes~a.y touched off fire slowly toward tht! east and fence a 45·acre brush ftre that burned away fro m the houM!s Just north R bblt h d d lo within 100 feet of exclusive of Harbor Estates There were no b . :i s thwe~: sljen f e: e eustom·made hom es on Calle An· in juries a nd n'o structural ns toy uprd e r11 ge li~e o t e ca· dalucla in San Cle mente. damage nyoo wa coo er c mes. Flames rrom the Deep Canyon About 100 heact of cattle ran _ While county and stat~ forestry blaze licked dozens of feet into ing on ti nearby a.000.acre ranJh firemen worked against the "'e air . From para of the San names In the bottom of the ca· Ole1to Freeway and Pacific nyon, 31 San Clemente firemen Coast Highway It appeared to Support Souaht and volunteers scrambled up top moto,lsts as lhoukh the fire were " to lniure the protection ol the bUminit over the houses. BEi RUT. Lebanon CAP > home.. But county and San Clemente Premier Salim cl-Hoss asked Fi~men Ht bac~res -con· firemen said the homes were pnrliament today for a vole 0( trolled fires whach burned never In any real danger, t.Mugh confidcnc~ and C"me rge-nc.t toward the flam es and used up several residents cUmbcd onto powers to rule Lebanon by the brush fue l so the blue bad their roofs and used ~arden hoses f decree ror six moot.ha. nothitf to burn. daughter. was not namL-<l 1n l11s will. The executors appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednrs day to ask Jud~e Neil A Lake lo set aside Miss Getty's challcni:e of the will The Judge md1cated he will rule on the motion in a kw days. Miss Getty contcskd the 2ht and final codicil of Getty's 1958 will. which left 21 percent of his Getty Oil Co. stock to the J. Paul Getty Museum in Maltbu Miss Getty claims that her granctfathcr ~as not of "sound and disposing mind" when he signtd the latest amendment to the will on March 11, because the action would turn over control of the museum to C. Lansing flays and museum director Norris Bramlett. Getty's previous will kept con· lrol of the museum ln the Getty family, the g r anddaughter claims. • l • However. Bruce A. Bevan J r .• ~ 1pealdn1 for the executors, told• Judae Lake that Miss Getty can·' not legally challen1e the wiJlt. ~ause she was bequeathed no mooey ln the original document or any of the codicils. ...- ; A2 OAIL Y PILOT C Carters Send Yule Wishes PLAINS, Ga (Al') President elect Carter wishes lhe American peo- ple a Merry Christmas to- day <.ind orrercd as a hohdtiy girt al 11:..ist a t~o dJy respite from his stream of pubhc pronounceml•11t.s. Hererring to his wife Rosalynn, daui;htt-r Amy, h1'> thrl'e son-; .iml tht•1r wives, his mother Jjllian and his brother Hiiiy, Carter told r eporters at hts news conference today that the family "all v.ish you :.ind the American Pl'<IPI<' a very happy and pro:.perous Christmas.'' He said the "spirit that binds us togethe r during this holiday season transcends even any re- ligious differences." Snow White Story Ends On Sad Note DALLAS (J\ P> -A woman who received contributions Crom around the world to help bury the body of an infant she found in a trash bin says her husband has disappeared, along with $1,100 10 donations. Donnis Baldree said Wednes· day that s he and her two young daughters h aven't seen her husband Walter sancc a few days after the bahv's funrral Nov. 11 Pohce and local newspapers have continued lo forward dona· Lions from sympJthct1c readers to the couple s1ncl' the story was reported Nov. 6. Pohcl' said they dcliv~rcd $165 just thts week. The couple named the baby "Snow While," and Mrs. Buldree said she pawned a diamond ring to buy flowers for the funcr::il. She said other arrangements were financed by donations. She said her ring 1s sl11l 1n hock and she will use the money her husband didn't take "to scrape together a dl'cent Chnstmas for my daughters." After Mrs. Ihlclree found the baby in a tras h bin wrapped in a plastic bag, sh<' s:i1d she was de· termmed to ~1vc it a "proper burial." Police have not determined who the baby's parents were. Mechanic Ends Drama SAN FRA:--;c1sco <AP) -The portrait of :-i trouhl<'d aircraft workl'r. tormt'nt<.'d hy the tragic death of h1:. infant son. began to emerge as Palm llinnant pre- pared to face arrJignmcnt today on ch::irges sl<'mmang from a 14·hour, terror.filled drama with two hos tages aboard a jet, airliner. "lt·s too late for mc now. I'm juc;t tryJOJ? to gi>I away from what·s buJ?ging mc,"thcJ7.yea.r· old Hi nnant s aid cryptically, a short lime a bcforc he surrcn- dert'd to face chartles or kidnap· ing. attempted extortion and as· sault. Youth Fighu Mountain Cat RYE. Colo <AP> -A It-year· old youth wa<; mJUIC' shot and k1llerl. Sheriff's Deputy Ivan Dale said Thane Morj.!;in of Pul•bln. re· portedly was h1tt1'n on lhC' scalr. faC'e anct hands JO tlw ::ittack hv the animal Wednesday. lie manaj!ed to walk to a mountain lodge and was transported to St. Mary Corwin llosp1tal in Pul'blo. Morgan's molhl•r told sh<'nff's officers thnt her !\On fought off the animal with a hunting knifo. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT T"M t> tf'M)P COrf't 04•1w PU.J• ""'"' #f\ t f'I "tl'Wn twtWdt,,_flf • .-\ p,.-,, t\Publ•~b'ttN ~4f~ (1Mt\I P.,nf1,f\1"Q (Omf'•"Hf v.o.iw-'"t-d·flot)ll'I\ ""'• oubl•\t\~ Mo""1•• '"'""·~" .,.o,., '(O'f' c11~•• NWw ,.. .. oa,t ftf'•Uh. H \,tftf i"'Q1fWti .. A(fll/F~ t•lf'I V•ll•t tr"'•"" \~d'tlf'f'iW\ V•ll•'f' '"1' l.lt~ftfl'M" 5.owlfll(ftA t A \•"Q•t•Q ..,..,,_.,,, I fW\ •' f'VNl<l"'-1 \tlu'd•• -""1 """"''•ir , ... SW•f't" •O•' DwfM1\~1'V) p1 ... t I 11 11 W, t S.f' ~, .... c...M~ c ... ,...,.,.,,,. • ..,.,. "Mer1N Wf'M P rt\ O.t1I •"Cl Put1i11· "'' JH~ II c ..... V..ct Pt~10ltt1t •"d C,.IYt_.. ~t Tir..,._•,•MWt [cMor , .. _,. M-... M•n•911"19 to ll)f' ~' M Lff• •• ,...,....ft """ ""'''•"' ~~uwo (Olton Coete Me .. Office now.,,"*'\,, .. , ~""'?"'"°'"'· p 0 llcro 1!60 .,.,. Ofltcu tto,..••u<~ 11,..0, • ..,,..,.,w .. 1 HUft11"'Qf~h•t.ft l111if!W.C"'~Wf"d lloo<l•lltNC' Volley JllOI LA P•r llNCI "'"'~O••wo'r_, Telepltone (T14)~~ CIHlffled AdHr11111nt M2•N7t °""''""' "" Oro,.. c.. ... """'w"" C-. ~' ,.. IWM ''~'••• HM.tr..t't'Orft, .._ •• , malt•r or •dortf\•'"rfth ""'l" ~' .. "•'•fvf'•d •llfttvt \~Ct•t Ht_,.IUt.eift et <..,.,,.""~' r.~~::'rft~':'\!::!~!;,,::l(ftt:' f ~::, ~':O :i:,t;...•:, ::::...::,~ ·-"~''· """' .. , - Thurtp1y December 23. 1976 E'ro•P~Al TRIAL ..• company founded by her grandfather. She is known to favor the $302.9 mHJloo bid submitted by a con- sortium beaded by Wall Street. financier Charles Allen and Detroit developer Alfred Taub- man. Friedman, foundation attorney Howard Privett and attorneys for th<.' Irvine Company and the :.talc agreed today that the trial now rescheduled for Jan. 31 can be concluded in three to four weeks. Judge Judge will then be asked lo rule on Mrs. Smith's argument that the $200 million sale to Mobil was unfair to her and other minority stockholders. His decision will clear the way for acceptance of :JO oUer by one of the three remainin~ bidders which must meet with tus ap prov al. Still in contention with Mobil and the Allen Taubman group 1:- lhe Cadillac Fairnew Corpora- tion of Toronto, Canada. 1Of14 Marines To Trial The first of M bljck Marines accused of a commando attack on whites was ordtred court marttalcd today on MX tount:. of conspiracy and a:.s;lUll. Cpl. E F . Henr y, 20, of Ivanhoe, N.C. was In the two.- story Correctional Facillty when his unit commander made the announcement. The special t'ourt martial trial W111 be held next Wednesday, a base spokesman said. No de· cision has been announ<'ed with pretrial investigations still in progress o n whether charges against the other 13 blacks will Ix-dropped or also go to trials. The Canadian compan)'s latest offer was S286 2 m1lhon but its representatives said today that they arc prepared lo go higher than that figure if the court will change the present bid- ding system to one of :.caled of- fers wtll(.'h will be made pubUc only 10 the courtroom. 1thite Christmas, Orange Coast Style Jn a special court. martial, \\ h1ch 1s more serious than a summary but less so than a general court martial, a military judge and a µancl of at least three member:. may impose as much as s1" months' confine· mcnt at hard labor. foneiture of two·lhirds pay for ~1x months, rc- du<'tion in rank and a bad con- duct discharge. At least one or the panel mem- bers may be an enlisted man or woman, 1( the arcus<'d tlC':.ires. They Really Believed in Sama Claus Ol' Saint Nick brought just what ever y !'Urfer cilong the Orange Coast was asking for. and ahead of Christmas, too. Holiday surf in the seven to eight foot range is en- joyed by joyful wetsuited surf er, sliding along a nic<'ly s haped. foam covered wave near the I luntington Ileach pier. All Santa left out was a little warmth in the water, which is uround 60 degrees. But who's complainin~? Thanks a lot, Santa. Meanwhil('. the brig com· mandcr replied to complaints by the Rev. Jcsst' Jack:.on that U\C 14 blacks were in solitary ('On· finement. DALLAS (AP) -"Ho. ho, ho, you are under arrest." the Jolly Santa laughed, flashing his badge. And another girl had her faith shattered. She was one or nine women C'harged with prostitution Tues- day night as Santa Claus -ac:· tually vice squad officers dressed t o look like the whiskered jolly man -went to work on a street known as a hangout for prostitutes. .. We have done everything else," said vice control officer Les Martz, "so why not Santa Claus'!" Well. for one thing, as one of the women said, "That's not fair. You shouldn't be using a Santa Claus s uit." Some of the women said they were fooled because a couple of other Santas had been in the area recently and they weren't check- ing on whether the women bad been breaking any laws. Fro• Page AJ FIRE ... from a garden hose on the build- ing unltl fire crev. s arrived. Fire investigators th1s morn- ing said they believe the blaze started in a convertible sofa v.h1ch was made into a bed in the hvmg room of the two.bedroom apartment. The bed was in the C'enter of the room. near the charred remains of a Christmas tree and soot· blackened gifts. The apartment was rented to Miss Daymon a nd Teresa MrCollum, who neighbors said "as not at home at the time of the ftrc. The apartment is owned by Dianne Mccardle, 2977 C<'ylon Drive Fire inves tigators late this morning said d a mage to the• apartmt·nl 1s estimated Jt $13,000 Hijacke r Injured LOS ANGELES CAP> -A ~un· man has bl'C'n critlCCllly inJured after he C'ommandt-cred a transit bus. ordered all the pass<'n~ers off, and led police on a v.ild. J.!Un· fir<' punctuated chase 10 bl•.>ekc; through busy downtown streets The bus roared through scvt'ral red lif{hts at spe('ds wp to 60 miles per hour Wednesday, striking C'ars in at least three interscc· t1ons before it crashed into i.l beauty parlor. Fro• Page A J CARTER ... features veterans of past ad· ministrations, was top domestic adviser to President Johnson. As Carter noted. Califano was ''m· s trumental in drafting major leg1slallon" now managed by the department he now "111 head. Califano said the Department of Health, Education and Welfare is "the people's department or our government." Sorensen promised to run the CIA in a manner consistent with the best interests a nd Ideals of the United States. He promised an end to CIA abuses and said he hopes the Justice Department will deal with abusesoflhe past. Sorensen also said he thinks the total CIA budget, kept secret in the past, could be made public. Carter introduced Califano, Schlesinger and Sorensen at a na- tionally broadcast news con- ferf'nce. * * * Carter Men To Quit Clubs ATLANTA (AP) -Two of President-elect Carter's top ad- ministration appointees say they will resign from private clubs which have no black members. Atty. Gen.-designate Griffin Bell said he will resign his m em- bership in the Piedmont Driving Club and the Capital City Club, both in A ti a nta, and the Oglethorpe Club in Savannah, Ga. Banker Bert La nce, named to head the Office of Management nnd Budget, said Wednesday he would drop his membership in the Piedmont Driving Club, the Capital City Club and the AUan· ta Athletic Club "at the proper time." Tiro-cenl Gas Hike Asked SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill to add two cents a gallon to the state's seven-cent gasoline tax has been introduced by the Senate 's leader. Senate President pro tern James Mills <D-San Diego) said his measure would raise $1.3 billion for highway and rapid transit projects. Under the measure $250 million would be used to con- struct a r apid transit system In Los Angeles. Yule Closings Many Offices Slim Down With Che Holiday season ln run swlng, most f ederaJ and state offices will be closed Friday, Christmas Eve, and Fri· day Dec. 31. HOWEVER, SOME state offices may be open Friday and on Dec. 31. A spokesman said the decision is up to In- dividual department heads. There will be regular mall deliveries in the county on Friday, but none Saturday. Post omce windows will close al noon on Friday. And on Saturday, Christmas Day, the majority or private businesses and all city, county, s'9le and federal of- fices, with the exception of public safety tuncUons, will shut down. CITY HALLS in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach, San Clemente, Irvine and Costa Mesa will be closed both Fridays. Newport Beach clty hall offices will remain open until noon on both Fridays. Most banks will move up their c losing from 6 p.m. to 3 p. m. on the two Fridays, County courts will be open Friday and on New Year'• Eve. Three Held in Theft All new prisoners arc put in in- dividual cells in a move he calls administrative segregation for at least .. a few days, to sec how they adjust," said Lt Col. Charles K . Breslauer JO an mtcn1cw. Three men who said they want· ed to "borrow" a curved wooden Indian from a Newport Pier area store are in custody today in Newport Beach, facing charges of grand theft. The three suspects. Elmer Rieman. 30 of 2979 ContanenlCll Ave., Costa Mesa, Bradley Har· rold. 29, of230 Del Gado Road, San Clemente and William Knapp, 28, of San Raf a cl, are held in Newport Beach city jail.in lieu of SS,000 bail each. They were arrested Wednesday after police traced the license plate of the truck seen leaving the pier area with the lnclian. The car repQrtedly belongs to Rieman v.ho allegedly told police his com· panions had taken the lndian lo San Clemente. They reportedly told police they wanted to return the wooden figure and were booked after the Indian was back in place at the store at 2114 W. Ocean Front. He said it took some of the 14 men only three days to adjust and others as long as 18 days. The two sergeants who outrank U1e others s 1gnt'd \\a1vcrs allow· ing them to JOm th•' others in general confinement where television and library vi:.1ts arc allowed, said Breslauer. lie said none of the 14 men has been a proble m althoug h one at first re· fused to see an attorney. 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Schlesinger 1 to be an assistant to the Presi- dent and to take charge of coordinating U.S. energy policy And he chose Theodore Sorensen, once a top a ide to President Kennedy. to becoml' director of the Central In- telligence Agency. The appointment of Califano completed Carter's ll·member Cabinet. and the president-elect said he may recommend crea- tion or a new Department of Energy, which Schlcl>1n~er would head Carter said his plans on that point have not been drafted. He said while his ideas are still hazy, his inclination would be lo put in- to the new de partment all energy runcllons now in the hands or other federal agencies, including the Department of Interior. ~htch would be left \Hth its other r£'spons1b1ht1c~. lie said Schlesangt'r's initial role on the While llOU!>e staff will • belocoordinateenergyprograms and to direct the effort to draft a comprehensive national energy policy. "I consider this to be one of the most important appointmenb that I shall make." Carter said. Schlesinger s aid that an energy conservation "we must as a na tion face up to a responsi bility "htch we had hoped would go (See CARTER, Page A2) Bidding Battle Bitter Judge Orders Irvine Co. Trial Resumed By TOM BARLF.Y Of,,.. O•llY Pl ... St•lt ,1J udge J am es F . Judge took the _.er bidding battle for control of the Irvine Company out of the market place today and put it back in his courtroom. The Orange County Superior Court jurist ordered a resump· lion Jan. 31 of the triaJ interrupt· ed when trustees of the James Jrvine Foundation put their con· trolling inter est m the Irvine Company on the auction block. I They declared the Mobil Oil Corporation to be the winning bidder last week subject to court approval. But the decision raised 0•···· .• ,, .. ~ .. 8~···· ·-· • l I :,-., \ , ... Oii Course Map s hows route or the Argo Merchant which ran aground off Nantucket and then broke up, spilling 7.6 million gallons or oil into the sea. T a nker was 10 miles from Hoston shipping lane, which is marked by buoy (lower right). See story. paic J\·4. They Really Believed in Sanla Clam DALLAS CA P> -"llo, ho.. ho, you are under arrest." the Jolly Santa lau~h<'d, flashing hi'> badge And another girl had her faith sha tterl.'d She was one or nine women charged with prostitution Tues· day ntRht as Santa Claus -ar· tu all y VIC<' s quad orficer s dressed t o look like t h e whiskered jolly man -went to work on a s treet known as a hangout for prostitutes. "We hnv<' done everything else," said vice ~ntrol officer Les Ma rtz. •·so why not Santa Claus?" Well , for one thing. as one of the women said. "That's oot fair. You s houldn't be using a Santa Claus suit.'' Some of the women s aid they were fooled because a couple of ottier Santas h ad been In the area recenUy and they weren't check- ing on whether the women bad been breaklng a ny laws. Tree Blaze , Darkens Inn A rlre caused minor 1moko 1 damage to a . bathroom at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach ~arly today. A spokes man for tho tnn said workmen s melled 1moke and en· tere d a unit occupied by ban.dleader Tom Masy who la on vacation. F1re lnveatlgators said the 7:32 a.m. blue waa appanotly caued bJ • wlrtnc ahort le Qriatmu l1" Uptt. Tbere wu ~~esUmate ot d1m11e. a storm ol protest tnat led Judge Judge today to bnng a.II part1c:. involved in the lawl>wt batk to the courtroom Attorney Howard f''ncdman, representing Irvine heiress Joan lr\'ine Smith, said he tnt\'nd:. to question top executi\'l's of the Mobil g roup either by cxamina tion on the witness stand or by de· position. Friedman has repcat<'<ily con tended that the foundation has constantly favor ed Mobil buJding and accepted the 011 company's latest cash offer of ~81 9 m1l11on despite the prospt•ct of better of fers from two other bidders Mrs Smnh brought about tht· turrl'nt C'ourt att1on when sht- rhallcngrany lo M obal for S200 m11l11>n Mr' Sm11h holds an Jpprox 1mat<' 22 percent 1ntl'r<'sl m lhl· compan> founded h) hl'r grandfather Shl• 1s known to favor th<' ~ID2 9 m11l1on bad suhmaltcd b} a con 'ort111m hradcd by Wall Street financier C h arl<'s Allt•n itnd Detroit developer Alfred Taub- man Friedman. foundation attorney I lo\' arr! Pr! 1 t•ll ·ind · 11tnrnt•\'' for •he II" tnl' ('ompanv and tht• '>ll.1lt• d~reed todu\ that the tnal 110\\ rescheduled for Jan JI can ht• concluded 1n three lo four weeks Judge J udJ,!t' "111 then he askt•d to rule on Mr.., S1111th's arl!uml'nl that th1.• S200 m1ll111n sale to Mobil "as unfair to ht•r and olhl•r minoril\ stnclo.holdt•r... lits dt•c1s10n will dear lhl' wa\ for acceptance or an offer hy on1.• of th£> thrc£> rem .tining hrdder... which must mt•ct with his <IJI prO\ al Still in tontcnt1 on with Mobil and the Allen-T aubman 1-troup I' (See TRll\L. Page 1\.2) Clemente Blaze Halted Boys With Matches Blamed by Fireme1i By PHILIP ROSMARIN Ol llM D•JIY Pilot Sf~I Two boys pl aylng wath matc hes Wednesday touched off a 45-acre brush fire that burned to within 100 feet of exclusive custom-made homes on Calle An dalucia in San Clemente Fla mes from the Deep Canyon blaze licked dozens of feel into the air. From parts or the San Diego Freeway a nd Pacific Coast lhghway it appeared to motorists as thous:h the fire were burning over the houses But county and San Clemente firemen said the homes were· never in any real dang<'r, though several residents climbed onto their roofs and used garden hos<•s to wet s hingles lo guard against hot embers. A mild ocean breeze blew the fire slowly toward the east and away Crom the houses jusl north ol Harbor Estates. There were no injuries a nd no s tructural damage. About 100 bead or cattle ran~ mg on a nearby 3,000-acre rancn were saved by about 80 rir~fighters who hailed the fire's advance at the ranch's we'>te-rn fence Rabbits \Hrr seen ht•aded briskl y up th<' ridgeline of the ca- nyon toward cooler climes. While county and state forestry firemen worke d against the names in the bottom of the ca- nyon, 31 San Cle mente firemen and volunteers scrambled up top to 111sur<' thl' prou•ctum of the homes. F iremen :-et b ackfires con- trolled flrr' "hich burned toward the flam('~ and u~Pd up the brush fuel so the blt1z<' had nothing to burn 26 Facing Actions In Theft Crackdown Twenty-six people who decided to take a f<'W short ti.its in their Christmas shopping face court appear ances followin~ their ar rests in a week-long :;hoplirting crackdown in Newport Beach Capt. Richard Hamilton, com· mander of the department's de- tecth·e division. s aid the 26 were picked up in on<' week in Fashion Island where merchants and th<' Police department have work<'d out a s pecial shoplifting enforcc- mrnl progr am .. "The storrs have all Oe<'fcd up thc•ir :.l'<'ur1ly forC('S. ' said Hamilton "1'ht'v art'n't being kindly about 1t. · <'llher tr they ('atch someont'. they have ham bookt'd and the} art• ins lslinJ.( they be prosecuted." In addition to lht• ston· Sl'l'Unty forc<'s, Ham1ll9n said. the poltt:c departmt'nt rlas .iss1~ncd one patrolman lull l1mt· to the shop- ping center to handle shoplift t·ases through the h o liday season "We Just want to let people know that 1f th<'y 'rc ~oing Christmas shoppini:. thry hact better pay for what they buy." h~ added ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dedicated Ladg Irene Hardage was honored Wednesday dwinl dedication ceremonies for the new pedestrian walkway on the Lido Isle krldge. The walkw~y was named Via Irene in honor of her trforts ln getting the l , • walkway built and her work in beautifica- tion projects on the island. The $50,000 ad- dition was bulll by the city so the existing bridge sidewalks can be used by bicyclists. 1 \ Today •s Closing N.Y. Stoeks THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1976 N TEN CENT~ GETS ~EW ASSIGNMENT Carte!' Choice Califano UPI Tet .... olo TAPPED FOR CIA POST Surpri se Pick Sorensen "P W1't911o!OJ PICKED FOR ENERGY JOB Ex-Defense Sec. Schlesfnger Coast Relative Of Billionaire Fights Will Executors of J . Paul Getty's S2 billion estate claim the challenge brought by Anne Getty of Corona del Mar is invalid because Miss Getty, the billionaire's grand· daughter. was not named in his will The executors appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednes· day to ask Judge Neil A. Lake to set aside Miss Getty's challen~e of the will. The judge indicated he will rule on the motion in a few days. Miss Getty contested the 21st and final codicil of Getty's 1958 will. which left 21 percent or his Getty Oil Co. stock lo the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu. Thal stock is valued at about $700 million. Miss Getty claims that her grandfather was not or "sound and disposing mind" when he signed the latest amendment to the will on March 11. bees-use the action would turn over control or the museum to C. Lansing Hays and m useum director Norris Bramlett. Getty's previous wiU kept con· trol or the m~seum in the Getty Cam ily, the granddaughter claims . However, Bruce A. Bevon Jr., 11peakJng for the executors, told Judie Lake that Miss Getty can· not legally challenge the will because she was bequeathed no money ln U: l original document or any or the codicils. ' One Dead In Mesa lnf errw By STEVE MITCHELL OtlM O•lly Pllet Sl•H Costa Mesa firemen said a line of parked cars in a narrow alley way hindered their erforts to put out an apartment fire which claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy this morning. Ken Goldworthy-fliggs. 2257 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. died in the pre-dawn blaze at 719 W. Wilson St.. d espite efforts of paramedics who worked for 45 minutes lo save the youth. Death has been attributed to smoke inhalation a nd burns. Injured in the 4:30 a.m. fire were Carlita Daymon, 19, and Valerie Anderson, 17, both of the Wilson Street apartment, and Ken York, 22, of Costa Mesa. Miss Daymon and York suf· rPred smoke inhalation, and Miss Anderson sufrercd sPCond degree body burns and smoke inhala· t1on. All three youths arc in stable condition at the UCI l\fcdicaJ Ccnt<'r, oCficials there said today. Two engine companies, a truck company. squad car a nd pa r a medic t eam , under ~he direction of Acting Battahon Chief Gerald Poarch, responded to the alarm. putting out the blaze in about fi ve minutes Poarch s aid rescue e fforts were slowed up by a line of parked vehicles alongside the burning apartment. "They s lowed down our laying of the line, and with a big truck going in there you have to go a lot slower," he s aid. Firemen had to lay hoses over the cars to get lo the building. Poarch said it took firefi ghters only live minutes to extinguish the blaze. "It went down r{'al fast once we got hoses on it," he said. Raymond Seidel. who lives next door in the s ingle story fourplex, said he heard what sounded like popping glass and a woman screaming at about 4:30 a.m . "I looked out the window and s<iw fire coming out of the sliding glass door frame," he s aid. Seidal and a friend played water from a garden hose on the build· ing until fire cre ws arrived. Fire investigators this morn· ing said they believe the blaze started in a convertible sofa which was m ade into a bed in the living room of the two-bedroom apartment. The bed was in the center of the room . near the ch arred remains of a Christmas tree and soot· blackened gifts. The apartment was rcnkd to Miss Daymon a nd Teres a McCollum, who neighbors said was not al home at the time of the fire. The apartment is owned by Dianne McCardlc. 2':¥77 Ceylon Drive. Fire 1n vcst1gators lat<' this morning said d amage to the a partme nt 1s e stimated at $13,000 Support Sought BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP> Premier Salim <'1-lloss asked parliament today ror a vote or conCidcnce and e m ergency powers to rule Lebanon ~Y decree ior six months. The ma1or Mos lem and Christian bfocs in the 99-membcr legisl atur e pledged their s upport to the new Moslem premier and Christian President Elias Sarkis, assuring the grant of decr ee powers and the vote or confidence. Weather Variable hig h clouds tonight, sunny Friday. Patchy beach clouds with highs of about 66. lows about45. INSIDE TODA. Y Man who ltft two widows when he died Jn lnclJoua plon rnuh had been tngamirt . at lta.rr twice before. St"'ll. A4. Index '· -· 4 I A2 DAILY PILOT N Carters Send Yule Wishes PLAINS. Ga. CAP) - Presldent·elect Carter wishes the American peo. J)le a Merry Christmas to- day and offered as a hohday gift at least a two-day respite from his stream of public pronouncements. Referring to his wife Rosalynn, daughter Amy, his three sons and their wives, his mother UUian and his brother Billy, Carter told reporters at h.is news conference today that the family "all wish you and the American people a very happy and prosperous Christmas." He said the "spirit th:.it binds us together during th is holiday season transcends even any re- ligious differences.'' Fumigated Couple Sue A Newport Beach couple who claim they were overcome by fumes from pesticides after they returned to their fumigated apartment sued the exterminat· ing company Wednesday for damages to be determined in trial court. Named as defendants in the Orange County Superior Court ' lawsuit filed by Mort and Mimi Stein, 1191 Rutland Road. areTru· ly Nolan Exterminating and the Dow Chemical Company. Each plaintiff seeks substantial damages for the "loss of love, solace, companionship, affection and sexual relationship" alleged· ly caused by the incident last May 5. NB. Burglar Off to Jail A man wlro admitted in the courtroom that he broke into a Newport Beach home Nov. IR with the intent to commit theft has been sentenced to eight months in Orange County Jail and placed on three years proba· tion. . Superior Court Judge James H. Walsworth sentenced Daniel David Rawson, 28, of Anaheim, after the defendant pleaded guil- ty to second degree burglary. Newport Beach police arrested Rawson after he entered a home at 546 Santa Ana St. Storm Front Just a Tease By The Associated Prf"Ss A weather front proved to be 1ust another tease today and got the atmosphrnC' ax h!!fore it could dump JOY apprcriable rr~cipitat1on on t h1rsty Northern Cahforna The Wt•:ith<'r Service predicts ·continu<'d drv weather" into the front <'nd (1f th<' Chnstmas hol1d:n. :,1•t'1ng nothing more promistnf,? th;m vanahle clouds today, with clt'.'aring sk1t·s t-•ri day. 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Henry, 20, of Ivanhoe, N.C. was in the two- story Correctional Facility when his unit commander made the announcement. The special court martial trial will be held next Wednesday, a base spokesman said. No de- cision has been announced with pretrial investigations still in progress on whether charges against the other 13 blacks will be dropped or also go to trials. Heod·on Collision O.lly Plloc St.all Pllolo F.-..PageAJ CARTER ... away." He said there must be re· cognition or the need to control the ~of energy consumption. and partlcwarly to restrain the growth or petroleum imports. I n this, he said, the new ad· ministration will have to defme the energy c hallcnl(e for the American people. Califano, the last Carter ap- pointm ent lo a Cabinet that features veterans or past ad- ministrations. was top domestic adviser to President Johnson. As Carter noted, Califano was "in· strumental in drafting major legislation" now manaJted by Uw department he now will head. Calirano said the Department of Health, Educ at ion and Welfare is "the people's department of our · government." Sorensen promised to run the CIA in a manner consistent with the best interests and ideals of the United Stales. He promised an end to CIA abuses and said he hopes the Justice Department will deal with abuses of the past. In a special court martial. which is more serious than a summary but less so than a general court martial, a military judge and a panel of at least three members may impose as much as six months' confine- ment at hard labor , forfeiture of two-thirds pay for six months, re· duction in rank and a bad con· duct discharge. Newport Beach firemen pry Raymond Lee Morris, 20, of 1220 Huntington St., Hunt· augton Beach from the wreckage of his car after it collided head-on with another car on West Coast Highway near the Arches overpass Wednesday night. Morris, who is in good condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital, was charged with felony drunken driving. The four oc- cupants of the other car were injured, but were not hospitalized, police said. Sorensen also said he thinks the total CIA budget, kept secret in the past. could be made public. Carter introduced Califano, Schlesinger and Sorensen at a na- tional I y broadcast news con· ference. At least one of the panel mem- bers may be an enlisted man or woman, if the accused desires. Meanwhile, the brig com- mander replied to complaints by the Rev. Jesse Jackson that the 14 blacks were in solitary con- finement. All new prisoners arc put in in- dividual cells in a move he calls administrative segregation for al least "a few days, to see how they adjust," said Lt. Col. Charles K. Breslauer in an interview. He said it took some of the 14 men only three days to adjust and others as Jong as 18 days. The two sergeants who outrank the others signed waivers allow- ing them to join the others in general confin ement where television and library visits are allowed, said Breslauer. He said none of the 14 men has been a problem although one at first re- fused to see an attorney. "1 guess they know the whole world is watching, and they have behaved quite well," Breslauer said. A number of civil rights groups have expressed concern for the blacks, who claim they mis- takenly thought they were break- ing up a meeting of the Ku KJu~ Klan when they invaded a bar- racks room with clubs and screwdrivers on Nov. 13. The Klan's meeting room was two doors away, the Marine Corps later disclosed. · Suspects Say Wooden Indian Was Borrowed Three men who said they want- ed to "borrow" a curved wooden Indian from a Newport Pier a rea store are in custody today in Newport Beach, facing charges of grand theft. The three suspects, Elmer Rieman, 30 of 2979 Continental Ave .. Costa Mesa. Bradley Har- rold, 29, of 230 Del Gado Road, San Clemente and William Knapp, 28, of San Rafael, are held in Newport Beach city jail in lieu of $5,000 bail each. They were arrested Wednesday after police traced lhe license plate of th<' truck sN.•n lea\'in~ lhl• pier area with th<' Jnd1an. The car reportedly bC'longs to Rieman v. ho allegedly told police hi Hom pan1ons had tak1·n thl' Indian t<> San Cl<'mentt-. They reportedly told police they wanted to return the wl>Oden f1gur<' and were hooked aft<'r the lndjan was back in place at the store at2114 W. Ocean l''ronl. Hate Mail ,.fold OAKLAND <A P) -The pro- seeut.ion at the trial of Wendy Yoshimura has read to the jury two letters she allegedly WTote in- cluding refer ences to "offing pigs," and "armed action" in a ·'struggle for hum an justice.·' Former Dairy Chief Dies In Newport Funeral arrangements are pending today in San Francisco for Rudolph Drews, the former chairman and chief executive of- ficer of Foremost-McKesson, Inc .. who died Tuesday in Newport Beach. Mr. brews, 63, was admitted to Hoag Memorial Hospital last week after suffering a stroke. A resident of San Francisco, he was in the area on a business tnp. lie was president of Foremost Dairies and was instrumental in that firm 's 1967 merger with McKesson and Robbins, Inc. Mr. Drews then served as head of the · new rompany until he retired two · yrars ago. Survivors include his widow, Mary, three sons and h.is mother, all of San Francisco. Hijack Spark Son's Death? SAN FRANCISCO <A P> -The portrait of a troubled aircraft worker. tormented by the tragic death of his infant son, began to t'merge as Palm Hinnant pre· pared to face arraignment today on charges stemming from a 14-hour, terror-filled drama with two hostages aboard a jet airliner. ··it's too late for me now. I'm Just trying to get away from what's bugging me," the 37-year· old Hinnant said cryptically, a short time a before he surren· dcred to face charges of kidnap- ing, attempted extortion and as- sault. Hinnant, holed up iJ1 a DC8 jetliner outside the United Airlines maintenance shops at San Francisco International Airport, gave up Wednesday and freetl his hostages. Frona Page A J TRIAL •.• the Cadillac F;1irview Corpora· ti on of Toronto, Canada. The Canadian company's latest offer was $286.2 million but its representatives said today that t hey are prepared to go higher than that figure if the court wlll change the present bid· ding system to one of sealed of· fen; which will be m ade public only in the courtroom. Yule Closings Many Offices Slwt Down With the holiday season in run swing, most federal and state offices will be closed Friday, Christmas Eve, and Fri· day Dec. 31. HOWEVER, SOME slate offices may be open Friday and on Dec. 31. A spokesman said the decision is up to ln· dividuaJ department heads. . There will be regular mai) deliveries in lhe county on Friday, but none Saturday. Post office windows will close at noon on Friday. And on Saturday, Christmas Day, the majority of private businesses and all city, county, state and federal of- fices, with the exception of public safety functions, will shut down. CITY HALLS in Huntington Beach, Fountain Volley. Laguna Beach, San Clemente. Irvine and Costa Mesa will be closed both Fridays. Newport Beach cit)' holl offices will remain open until noon on both Fridays. Most banks will move up their closing from 6 p.m. to 3 p.m . on the two FMdays. County courts will be open f'rlday and on New Year's Eve . Dome Addition Malibu Owner to Pay Fine LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -The only man ever jailed for ignoring a ban on coastal home construction without permits has agreed to pay a Sl ,000 tine for an addition he built on his Malibu home. The stipulated judgment was made public Wed- nesday when Edward Higgins <!nd his wife, Beverly. canceled a settlement conference with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sidney Kaufman. The South Coast Regional Commission filed a civil suit against the H.igginses, claiming that they built a one-car garage and third-story studio- playroom although they only-had a permit for a two- story home. Under terms of the agreement, Higgins will have to lower the roof of the playroom 1112 feet and agree to use the garage space under the first floor 011ly for storage. Grab This One! RCA Xl-100 15" diagonal ('"\r n l 11 I •1 d ,, :; II" ,. 1 \l 1r1 ' • t ·, •. ,4 ' Jst,A ... L 1 ..o u 1r1 ,,;,, ,, ":1' '"•;ti r.ompl1q1i w11f1 0(./, ~ tf'• l 1ldV\.•ntf1d p1GtUH~ 1uou r.y ,l•·m ~,t•n 11 1oc.1y• t , Pltm·in AccuC11t.ti•t mod•Jlc-; simp11ly sc•vlc•fl'J I • /Vf'11lfn1.• LI,,,.. m.•I",. P'''"'" rube sy~t~rn lot 1.11111.lnL h1r;ti con1r . .,1 r.,110• • RC/\ YL-HlO 100 '• «;,hd ~I llP lnr r~1mo1111v-111) chas~• • lul:lrs 10 hurn out. • Au1om~t1c r,,.,. T1ml"'1 p l'lJ"ntnl~ :.tnd /1t:Jl'1'. 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I ~ • Ii o II " . • IJ o ) ... 10 It ... ""' I .. I "' J IU JJ • t • I ' . " ' "' la bl , .. 41 • I ti J' • )• /8 I • ' lb • H JI I .ti 11 JI • , ·~· " ' I .. 0 ,., /I I I ·~ ,. ' ti I ' 10 "' 11 .. . '. 'Curious' Year Draws to Close By MILTON MOSKOWITZ fhe time has come, the Walru~ :.aid to talk or many Uungs • The business world 1s full of things that arc becorn mg curiouser .rnd curiouser TransWorldA1rhnes<TWA> forcxamplc 1s closmgoOt 1976 by taking m more money than 1t put out That s known as a profit After lo:.scs of $86 m1l11t1n 1n 1975 and S23 m1lhon ln 1974 a TWA profit 1s a cur1os1l) Indeed, 197G h .IS been such a good Y<'ar al TWA th.it the 111rltnl' 1:. bm mg back one of tht.• nmt.• 747 Jumbo Jct.:. 1t :.old to Iran last year "hen 1l was hard up for cash Iran bought the 1f' ., ,.J Money Tree planl.-'s for $16 5 mil hon .1p1cn• ll s costing TWA S22 m1lheu>to bu\ one back The!>hah1snodumm' T HE SOURCF. OF IRAN'S F.CONOMI C dout is u1l, and petroleum also gin:. hu)m)( pQ\\Cr to Libya which ha:, bought a 10 pcrct.•nt mtcnsl m one or the world s 10 largest .1utomob1le makers, Italy s Fial company L1bv aw as an lt.1J1an coJom from 191 l until the middle or Worhl War II, whenAlhcd arm1esdrov<.•thc rtahans oulofthc N1>rth African counlrv With 011 m the ground < about2 m1lhon barrels a d::i) dre commg out) L1bva 1~ fl1exmg its muscles tn a P<>'' er play that the Jerus;.ikm Po!'il fl';.irfully C<tllt.:d economic colonialism in revers(' G10\ anni Agnelli Fiat s boss had to pay a spet1al call on the l&raeh amb.1ssador 1n Home to a:>surc him that Fiat v.ould continue tt1dobusmcss with !•.rad DOING ANY KIND Of BUSINESS acros:s national borde1 s as fraught walh cunos1lles You know the com pu\crized resen .1t10n~ systl•m used hy American A1rhnes? It was developed for Amen can by IBM which wanted to sell a more elaboral<' version of the s.>slcm to the Soviet Unions travel agency, lntounst Theordcrwa-. worth $11 m1lhon IIOW<'\ er ll3M was blocked from making this sale by the US goH•rnmenl \\ h1ch feared thatlhe !-.oph1st1catt.>d system might be Usl•d b} lhl' flu-,sliJnS for JJ<1)1C'l 'oUrve11Jance of tr,I\ elers So IBM scaJ<'d down the capab1llt v of the system and 1l has now rcce1 ' cd an export hcensl' 'l he order rs worth $Sm1lhon On the other hand wt• h,l\c no qualm.., \\hatsocver about selling prunes lo the Hussian-. The Soviet Union ha-. pure hased 7 mil hon pounds of Cahfornw prunes for $2 5 miJLion Theorderv.t•nttotheSun Ma1dra1smco operative BACK IN Tll E 1930S JAPAN TOOK a lot of crit1c1sm for flood mg overseas ma1kels""1th clwap, shodd) merrhand1sc Made in J,1µan u~cd lo ht a term of derision No more' J;ip.mese exports now havl' a quality reputation, but they are• still r~senled for their victories over domC'st1c products In Brit am the J :.ipanc st h.1 vc• h.111 to prom 1s1• ln hl)fd ba< k thc·1r exports of c.1r-. ll'sl lhty ovt>rwhdm the mcffic1c11t Bt 11lsh automobile mdustn In this country 1t hasn l reachl.'d th.1l st.1gl vet .ill hough I ovot,1vows1l will soon sell 500 000 c a1 s ,, y1:a1 ht.n: d11ublt: lhl output of our Amen can Motors Co1 p It s in the tl'lev1s10n sel markl'l thal the Japanese h1tv1 n•.11lv sron•d One out of th rel' color rC<:e!1 \ C'rs sold here thr-; vear came from I ap:.in Z<.•nith the market leader acc~cs the Japanese of predatory pnc1n~ Most curious of all is thl' pos ition of M atsu:>h1ta which bou~ht Motorola s 'J V m :mufarturmg fac1ht1c:,. in tlhno1s and then had to close two out of the three Quasar ractones Hc:>ult .J ,1pancse ownt-<l rompanv falls \ 1ct1m toJap.mesc imports ·Year-end Maneuvering .. t •• 1• I •I I 11 ,. 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IC IOI> WlnnOla 8 JI Winne""° l e 101 WlllltO eo. r 71 Wl\CEI ..... 110 21\ Wl\V.1 I 7014 46 Wl\Gf)I 2 SS 4 WlKPl l MllO •1 Wl\cPS 1 41> ' 48 Wll<O 1 <I() 7 IS WtnrD 60 ~ 70 WolvrW 10. fl n Womel<o •I 1 4H Wooc!CP 10. 4 3'r _,.., 2011 ,, Wotwlh 110 7 '17 Wolwpf UO 17 WOrldAlr 1' W ~ :,·.~:~,, ~ ~ .. '• Wyl•ln l>O I) 100 Ill w,1yCort> Ill '• '" " 7 f: Saddleback A.fternoon N.Y.Stoc k s I EDITION 1 VOL. 69, NO. 3S7, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1976 TEN CENTS Mesa Youth Killed, 3 Hurt • ID -Fire 0.oly PllOI "holo1>y lliclwrd Kff~l•r HOSES HAO TO BE LAID OVER, A ROUND CARS 'Mesa Firemen Say Congestion Made Job Tougher Getty Relative's Oailll Contested Executors of J l'auJ Getty's S2 billion estate t'la1m the challenge brought by Anne Getty of Corona de! Mar is mvahd bcC'ausc Miss Getty, th<' billwnalr<''s grand daughtl!r. was not named in his will. The executor'> app<'ared in Los Angeles Superior Court We<lncs- day lo ask Judge NP1l A. Lake lo ~el a~1dc ~I 1ss Cl'tlY :. <'h;Jllenge 45AcreA.rea Set Afire by Maleh Play 8) PlllUP ROSMARIN ()< lho O•it, l'oNI SUll Two hov'> p la) 1n J{ w1lh malchl'4' ""1·ilnl· ... duy touched orr 11 45 •• c·n· hru'h faro· that burrwd tn "1th1n 100 11•1•1 of c'<d~I\ e cu~tom m.ufr ho mt·~ 110 Calle 1\n dalue1a 111 S,in l'l1•m1•nt1· Fl.1m1·-. f rom the l>t•1•p Canvon blalt' IH·k1•d du7l•ns of feel into the .tir Jo"rom pan-. or lhl' San D1e~n Frt•t·" ;1-. und Pac1 r1c Coast l11~h~<1) 11 :ippearrd to motorist-. il'-thoul.(h the fire were burnini: m 1•1 I tH" houS('S But C"ount' .ind San Clemente firemen s,110 the homes were never in any real danger. though several r<.'Sld<'nti. climbed onto their roof~ and used garden hoses to wet sh1n~les lo guarrl against hot emhcrs A mild oc<'an bre<'ze blew ire fire slowly toward lhe east atld away from the houses just north of Harbor Estates There were no lnju ri<'s and no structural damagt• About 100 heud of cattle rang Ing on a nearby :1,0tlO-ucrc ranch were saved by about RO firefighters who hailed the hre·s advance at the ranch's western fence. Rabbits were seen headed briskly up the ridgeline of the ca nyon toward cooler climes. WhiJe county and state forestry firemen worked against the flames tn the bottom or the C8· or the will. The Judge indicated he will rule on the mot.ion in a few days. Miss Getty contested the 21st and final codicil of Getty's 1958 w1U. which left 21 percent or his Getty Oil Co. stock to lhe J . Paul Getty Museum in Malibu. Thal stock 1s valued at about $700 million. Miss Getty claims that her ,grandfather was not or "sound and d1~posing mmd" when he signed the latest amendment to the will on March 11, because the actJon would turn over control of lhe museum to C. Lansing Hays and museum dtre<:tor Norris Bramlett. Getty's previous will kept con· trol or the museum in the Getty f amily, the granddaug hte r claims However, Bruce A. Bevan Jr . speaking for the executors, told Judge Lake that Miss Getty can· not legally cha llenge the will because s he was bequeathed no money in the or11dnal document or any of the codicils. l fl> s:ud the state Probate Code llm1h C'hall<'nges to lhose who "oulcl benefit from alteration A pre-dawn blaze in a Costa Mesa fourplex thls morning left a 16-year ·old boy dead and three other young adults suffering either bums or smoke inhalation. Fire officials said Kenneth J ay Goldworthy·Higgs, 16, 2257 Placentia Ave., died of bums and smoke inhalation shortly a!terthe 4:~ a.m . fire al 719 We3l W'llson St., in apartment E2. Also injured in the fire were Carlita Daymon, 19, and Valerie Anderson, 17, both of that ad- dress, and Ken York, 22. wbooe address was unknown at press time. Extent of the injuries to the three vicUms is also Wllcnown. They were rushed to UCI Medical Center. Firemen said all three victims suffered smoke inhala-' lion and one or tbe girls received body burns. Two engine companies, a truck company , squad car a nd paramedics, under the direction or Acting Battalion Chief Gerald Poarch, responded to the alarm, pUUlng out the blaze in about 20 minutes. Raymond Seidel, who lives next door in the single story lourplex, said he heard what sounded like popping glass and a woman <See FIRE. PageA2) Cabinet Built Carters Send' Yule Wishes Carter Names Final Three PLAINS, Ga. (AP> - Preside nt-elect Carter wishes the American peo- ple a Merry Christmas to- day and offered as a holiday gift at least a two·day respite from his stream of public pronouncements. PLAI NS, Ga . CAP> - Presidenl·elecl Carter wrapped up his Cabinet selections today by naming Washington Jawyer Joseph Califano J r . to head the sprawling Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He appointed former Defense Secretary James R. Scb.lesinger lo be an assistant to lhe Presi· dent and to take charge of coordinating U.S. energy policy. And b e· c hose Theodore Sorensen, once a top ajde to President Kennedy, lo become dir ector of the Central In- telligence Agency. The appointment of Califano Incumbent Trustee In Race? Saddleback College Trustee J a mes M a r shall has taken papers from the Registrar of Voten office indicating he in- tends to seek reelection to his seat in March. Marshall, of 140·A Avenida Majorca, Lagun:.a Hills, has served on the college district board since 1972. He was fi rst ap- pointed to the seat when the board was expanded from five to seven members. He was elected to the position in 1973. Some observers questioned whether Marshall , a retired col· lege president, would seek re· election since he has been in and out of the hospital in recent weeks. Marshall could not be reached for comment this morning. Marshall will be challenged in his apparent rceledion attempt by Robert L. Price, top ad· mmistrator of the Leisure World community in which the trustee lives. Patrick Backus also will be seeking releclion to the college board. Other candidates are Eugene Mc Knight, Carl F. Whitcher and Dr . A l an Greenwood completed Carter·s 11-member Cabinet, and the president-elect s aid he may recommend crea· l ion of a new Department of Energy. whi ch Schlesinger would head. Carter said his plans on that point have not been drafted. He said while his ideas are still hazy, tus inclination would be to put in· lo the new department all energy functions now in the hands of other federal agencies. including the Department of Interior, which would be Jeft with 1t.s other responsi bit i lies He said Schlesinger's initial role on the White House staff Wlll be to coordinate energy programs and to direct the effort to draft a comprehensive national energy policy. ·'I consider this to be one of the most important appointments thatlshall make," Carter srud. Schlesinger said that in energy conservation "we must as a na- tion face up to a responsibility which we had hoped would go away.·' He said there must be re· cognitlon of the need to control the growth of energy consumption, and particularly to restrain the growth of petroleum imports. In this, he s aid, the new ad· <See CARTER, PageA2) Referrint; lo bis wife Rosalynn, daughter Amy. his three sons and their wives, his mother Lillian and bis brothe r Billy, Carter told reporters at his news conference today th al the family "aJl wish you and the American people a very h appy and prosperous Christmas." He said the "spirit that binds us together during this holiday s eason transcends even any r e- li gious differences." One of 14 Held New Name First Black Marine On Ballot Scheduled for Trial For SVUSD The first of 14 black Marines accused of a commando attack on whites was ordered court martialed today on six counts of conspiracy and assault. Cpl. E .F . H e nry, 20, of Ivanhoe. N.C. was in the two- slory Correctional Facility when his unit commander made the announcement. The special court martial trial will be held next Wednesday, a base spokesm an srud. No de- cision has been announced with pretrial investigations s till in progress on whether charges against the other 13 blacks will be dropped or also go to trials. In a s pecial court marlial, which is more senous than a s ummary but less so than a general court martial. a military judge and a panel of at least three members may impose as much as six months' confine· ment at hard labor, forfeiture or two-thirds pay for six months, re- duction in rank and a bad con· duct discharge. At least one of the panel mem· bers may be an enlisted man or woman, if the accused desires. Meanwhile , the brig com· mander replied to complrunts by the Rev. J esse Jackson that lhe A se<!ond person has placed her 14 blacks were in soU•·--con· name on the ballot for th~ Sad. _., d.Jeback Valley Unified School finement. District's March trustee election All new prisoners are put in in· dividual cells in a move he calls administrative segregation for at least "a few d ays, to see how they adjust," said Lt. Col. Charles K. Breslauer in an interview. He said it took some or the 14 men only three d ays to adjust and others as long as 18days . The two sergeants who outrank the others signed wruvers allow- ing them to join the others in gener al confinement where television and library visits are allowed. said Breslauer. He said none of the 14 men has been a problem although one at first re· fused to see an attorney Snow White Story Ends On Sad Note DALLAS (AP J-J\ wom an who received contributions from around the world to help bury the body of an infant she found in a trash bin says her husband has disappeared. along with $1 , 100 in donations. Donnis Baldree said Wcdncs· day that she and her two youn g daughters have n 't seen her husband Walter since a few days after the baby's funeral Nov 11 . Police and local newspaper'> have continued to forward dona lions from sympathetic readers to the couple since the story was reported Nov. 6. Police said they delivered $165 just this week. The couple named the baby "Snow White." and Mrs. Baldree said she pawned a diamond ring to buy fl owers for the funeral. She said other arrangements were fin anced by donations. She said her ring is still in hock and she will use the money her husband dldn 't take "to scrape together a decent Chnstmas for my daughters." Juneann Decas as, a perceptual motor development specialist who Jives at 25776 Pericles Dr., Mission Vi ejo, filed declaration of candidacy papers with the Registrar of Voters office Wed· nesday. The only other person who has filed the papers is Marvin Silver, who also lives in Mission Viejo. However, nine others, including lhe incumbents, have indicated that they, too, will be candidates in what is ex peeled to be a hotly. contested race for the two availa· bleseats. Mrs. Decasas currently works at Valencia Ele mentary School. However. she said she has sub- mitted her resignation. effective Jan. 31, and will go to work in the JTOP Center for Learning in El Toro. She also is a part·lime instruc- tor at Saddleback College a nd has been involved in parochial and public schools for a number of years. A resident of the community for 12 years. she is married to Domi n(:?o Deca s as a nd the mother of five children. Sh'! said she has been involved in many community youth achvities. "I looked around at these kuJs and I thought, this is our future," Mrs. Decasas said She ex- plained that she is running for the• school board beca use s he believes children should be given the best education which can be afforded. She said there are several area's in the district whjch can be improved. - Mrs. Decasas has never run for a public ofri cc before but s aid she <See HOPEFUL, PageA2) Or :::Q4 ,~cas l We athe r Variable h igh clouds t onight. sunny Friday. Patchy beach clouds with highs of about 66, Jow:. about45. · nyon • .31 San Clemente firemen and volunteers scrambled up top to insure the protection of the homes. After Mrs. Baldree found the baby in a trash bin wrapped in a plastic bag, s he said she was de- termined to give it a "proper burial ... Police have not determined who the baby's parents were. I NSIDE TODA I' Man who left two Widow& umn M died in lndlana pkrn era.sh bod been b1gomist oJ lealt h.oace before. Story, M San Clemente police. whose hHdquarters was swamped with the calls of people wilb grim tnemorlea of the $1.S m1Uion lire which burned ln the south part of jbe city and took dotens of homes last January, routed traffic away at the base of the hilltop com· dUanJty. Youths from San Clemente Ui«h School tushed to the scene witll shovels to help firemen beat down tho names. Among them Wft'e fore'*° txchanae student Den Camenzlnd of Swit.ierland, N«b Klein of C•plstrano Be•cb, ..,., D•ve Harper. l 1t'hite Clarbt•as, Oreage Cout St9le 01' Saint Nick brought just what every surf er along the OranfC Coast was asking for, and ahead of Omstmas, too. Holiday sur1 in the seven to eight foot rango ls en· Joyed by joyful wet.suited surfer, sliding ~ -- along a nicely shaped, foam cov~ed wave nelU' the Huntln~ Beach pier. All Santa left out was a little warmth lu the water, which ls around 00 degrees. But who's compla1n1n&? Thanks a lot, Santa. • Cash T ill Tappe d In Mall Nut House Orange County sheriff's or ficet"s are investigating the theft . ol $300 in cash from a Laguna Hills Mall store. Deputies beUeve the t1U in the crowded Morrow's Nut House, 24211 Laauna HUii Mall, was "lapped" by a customer while empfoyea were away from the rc- .liate.l'. lndt-x l A% OAILYPILOT SB Diedrich Engineers Key Post By GARY GRANVILLt; Of Ille D•llr 11'1 ... :ia.H Supervisor Rulph Diedrich 's last act Wednesday as 1976 chairmiin or the Orange Counly Board of Supe rvisors was to enginner his own election to lhe powerrul new county transporta· lion commission. Diedrich 's election came alll'r the board had completed Its scheduled meeting work for the year and without advance notice. And it m et with uncharac- teristic outspoken resistance from Supervisor Thomas fuley. The Newport Beach supervisor did not object to Supervisor Ralph Clark's election to the com- mission alongside Died.nch Buthesa1d he was "strongly op- posed" to a representative from the so uth count y F1Cth Supervisorial District not being on the commission. Riley said most transportation planning will occur in the south county and, as a result, 1t should be represented on the com· mission. But Diedrich argued that a board appointee does not work for a particular district and it makes little difference where the com- missioner comes from. When nominating himself and Clark for the two available posts, DiL>drich got a quick second from Supervisor LaurenceSchmil. And when Supervisor Philip /\n· thony voted with Schmit and ln1edrich, Clark lamely threw ID I his vote to make a 4·1 ballot I ll is custom ary on the board or supervisors that the chairman m ake appointments to com· missions and committees. But as the first scheduled business of 1977, Diedrich will forfeit his ~hairman pos1l1on lo another supervisor. Until today, Riley had the s up- f<>rtlo win the 1977chaJrmansh1p ~.ut, he admitted after the hasty 1!1ection, his resistance to 1~iedrich 's man('uvcr might co!-it him support. ) The tr3nsportation commission was mandat ed by state legisla· . tion this year . It has power to re· view and approve all transporta lion planning within the county. Already appointed to the com- ' mission by the county's 26 cities are Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden and Santa Ana City Councilman David Brandt. A Cirth , public member will be chosen by the four appointed com missioners. Hate Mail Told OAKLAND <A P> The pro secut1on at the tnal or Wendv Yoshimura has read to the Jury two letters Sh<' allegedly wrote ID· cludmg references to "offing pigs," and "armed action" in a ''struggle for hum an rustre<' " . . . o .,., , .. ,. -.. 8 -r ···' . . . ' I ,,,., r, ·• Oll Cours~ .,. ............ Map .s hows route of the Argo Merchanl whkh ran aground off Nantucket and then broke up, sp111ing 7.6 million gallons of oil into the sea. Tanker was 10 miles from Boston shipping lane. which is marked by buoy (lower right). See st or y, page A-4. ORANGE COAST 511 DAILY PILOT l._.O.•~ (M'\t 0.11, ~IO' •O"~C'l'tt~<"'" t..M'1fMi~w' P.•t\ ., .... IWdOf•fWOrill'loQlt (""-\' ~••tlU"'9(.,,_,,.., S..-.. t•dU"9'\\aff" O\l&fl\~ ... /l/Aefltll•'I ,,.,~ ~,.., ,., C..t• NW\a ... riitrOO't ft.tac.I\ HUM~ ,...~fll''~ '••"' V•fl•y. lntr.1, s ......... Vat•t• •"ff l~8'-Kf\IS.Wttir.(M\t Atl,...,.....,_.l-.ct1 ''°"' 1\ ...,,\ftifcJ ) .. \ilrf.Mn __, ~' Tflrwio ~: ... ~~:.~1.~:,4::.W~.:!,.nt WHt l•t ._ .. _ "'" ..... ·----·-, .... ('~ V•tt Pt"'*"'''"° Gif>,.,., .. Mlf1W91"' ,,......, ....... E"''" TIM>MI•• .......... Meneo•"'tldfw .' Oeltoo II. L-llktwof I" Moll ............ ""'-'"' , .. ,." laddle4tt cll v .n.w Oflloe • 2»01 Lt P•1 llNd •I .... or._''-"' Offlc•• C..•• ._.. .... 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(.';1ltfano was 'in s trum('ntal in drafting maJor legud at1on' now man aped by the departmt•nt h(' now ""111 hcar1 Board Nixes Senior Housing Controversial plans to build the Dove Canyon and Lliguna h~uses i.n the hills adjacent to the Beach area property. city limits or Laguna Beach were And he urged supervisors not laJd to rest by Orange County to allow any homes on the s upervisors Wednesday. Laguna Beach land. The board earlier squelched He said the property owners, plans for senior -citizens housing Genevieve Mare ro(t and de- on the entire 472-acre parcel and veloper Howard Miller, favored Wednesday agreed not to change the proposal to build 1,285 senior land use designations to permit citizens hous ing unit.a on the -472 homes on a 25-acre comer of that acres or ground. land. But an alternate proposal, once Along with laying to rest plans endorsed by supervisors, to to build on that ridgeline land at permit building 115 homes on 25 least for the present, supervisors acres of land in the property's opened the door for development southwest corner wus not accep· of 916 acres in Dove Canyon in table, Howell said . the tulls above El Toro. "I don't frankly know what you The board lifted a reserve de-can do except encourage us to try s 11.:nat1on from the property lo work out some compromise for wtuch has been proposed for 230 1977," Howell conhnued. homes and a private rurslrip. And with that, developer MiUer The board made it clear, said he was singing hls "swan however. that lifting the reserve song." He said he had tried for class1f1cat1on does not mean four years to work out a proposal s upervisors approve of plans for acceptable to s upervisors and an airstrip. had proposed 12 different plans The undeveloped land, which that all were rejected. lies south of Escape Country, is Miller said he would no longer adjacent to an Audubon Society be working with Mrs. Marcroft bird sanctuary, and the airstrip on that property. has been opposed by offi cials of that group. Ruth Sa adi of the Orange Coun- ty League of Women Voters also urged the board not to lift the re- !'>C'rve until traffic access and oth('r concern!:> a re addressed. Attorney Rodger Howell represented developers of both Fro nt Page A J HOPEFUL. • is looking forward to the cam- paign as an opportunity lo talk to J lot of people. Candidates have until 5 p.m. Dec 30 to place their names on the ballot. Others who intend to run fo r <.'lection are Wilham Kohler and Dennis Smith, the incumbents, :md Gerald Klein, Mary Phillips, Clifford 8 . Boehmer, Michael Cla ncey, Steven Hackbarth, William L. Kelly, and Arthur E . Kraus. Mesa Crash Victim Still In Bad Shape A 2l·year·old man remained in serious condition today at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital with two broken Jegs and other in-~uries. after being struck by a car m lrvme Tuesday morning. Patrick Lenord Lomasney of ~arde.n G.-ove is !n the hospital's mtens1ve care unit following sur- ~ery lo set his broken legs. He also s uffered cuts on hls head face and legs, plus possible in'. ternal injuries. Irvine police said today that in- vestigation of the accident is still under way. Lomasney reportedly was struck nenr the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and University Drive by a car driven by Leslie Dreyfus, 28, or 474 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Tiro Cent Gas Hike Asked Fro• Page A l FIRE ... screamin~ at about4:~a.m. .. r looked out the window and saw the fire,·· he said. Seidel and a friend played water from a garden hose on the building. which was engulfed inflames. Fire investigators today said they believe the fire started in a convertible sofa wruch was made into a bed in the Ii ving room. The apartmeot was rented to Miss Daymon and Teresa McCollum , w h o apparently wasn 't al home at lhc time of the blaze. The apartment is owned by Dianne MrCardle, or 2977 Ceylon Or Grab This One! House J?isit Ulllmlcome SAN DIEGO <AP> -M Barbara Fahland sat on her front porch, her neighbors' house knocked down 30 feet or fence and an apricot tree. It happe ned during a house-moving operation, aaid Mrs. Fahland. The house, she said, just "slid off the beams." The moving crew left, and a day later they were sUll gone. Mrs. FahJand complained Wednesday. "l wlsh somebody would move the house back next door ," she said. Toro Guitar Taken An electric guitar valued by the victim at $MO has been stolen from an El Toro home by a burglar who entered via the win- dow alter prying off the screen. Orange County sheriff's officers said the theft was reported by stu- dent Dorothy Josephine Emery, 21, of2U42 Ankerton, who was out shopping at the time. • Presents 'Caused' Slaying CLEVELAND .CAP) -PoUce say L.C. Carlisle apparently was killed for t oys a nd other Chri11tmas presents that re· latlvcs had stored at the home where he li vcd alone. Relatives told police gifts were kept there so the youngster!) wouldn't get into them. Carlisle, 55, was found dead in the first.floor bedroom Tuesday, shot In the stomach. The door was open, and the Christmas pre- sents were gone, police reported. Carlisle's nephew. John Eg- gleton, aaid he spent one evening recently with his uncle, WTapping the gifts and stacking them in a bedroom. The stolen gifts included three dolls, a miniature racing set, an aftershave kit, a punch bowl and pots and pans. Carl.late moved here last year from Indianapolis after a stomach ailment forced his rc- tlrementfr om a city job .. Home Addition Malibu Owner to Pay Fine LOS ANGELES <AP) -The only man ever jailed for ignoring a ban on coastal home construction without permits has agreed to pay a $1,000 fine for an addition he built on his Malibu home. The s tipulated judgment was made public Wed· nesday when Edward Higgins and his wife, Be verly, canceled a settlement conference with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sidney Kaufman. The South Coast Regional Commiss ion filed a civil suit against the Higginses, claiming that they built a one-car garage and third-story studio· play room althouih they only had a permit for a two- storyhome. Under terms of the agreement, Higgin s will have to lower the roof of the playroom 11 :i feet and agree to use the garage s pace under the first floor only for stor age. Califano said lht• OepJrtmcnt of Health. Education and Welfare 1s "the people's department of our government " SACRAMENTO CAP> -A bill lo add two cents a gallon to the state's seven·cent gasoline tax has been introduced by the RCA XL-100 15" diagona l Sorensen promised to run the ClA m a manner consistent with the l><'st int£>rl'sls and ideals of the United States. He promised an end to CIA abusP'l and sa.Jd he hopes th£' J usl1ce Department will deal with abusesoflhepast. Sorensen also said he ttunks the total CIA budget, kept seeret in the past. could be made public. Carter introduced Califano. Schlesin~er and Sorensen a~ a na· tionally broadcast news con- ference. Senate's leader . · Senate President p~ tem · James Mills CD-San Diego) said his measure would raise $1.3 billion for highway and rapid transit projects. Under the meas ure $250 million would be used to con- struct a rapid transit system in Los An geles. Anot h er $150 million would be used to im- prove or expand rail systems in the San Fran cisco area. Yule Closings Many Offices Slwt Down With the holiday seao;on in full s wing, mo~t federal and state offices will be closed Fnday, Christmas Eve, and Fri· day Dec. 31. HOWEVER , SOME state ornces may be open Friday and on Dec. 31. A spokesman said the decision is up to In· dividual departmenl heads . There will be regular mail deliveries ln the county on Friday. but none Saturday. Post omce windows will close at noon on Friday. And on Saturday, Christmas Day, the majority oC private buslne111cs and all city, county, state and federal of· fices, with the exception of public safety funcUons, wtll shut down. CITY HALLS ln Huntington Boach, Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach. San Clemente. Irvine and Co11ta Mesa will beclOlled both Fridays. 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