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Home My WebLink About1977-01-13 - Orange Coast Pilot17 esa's H e art Throb? I Costa Mesa automobile pinstripe painter, Shaky J ake, l·t ools up lla rbor Boulevard in his heavy-la de n Volkswagen conversion. The artist, who earned his first name for precision pinstriping -without tape or a r uler -dr a ws stares from motorists in the Harbor Area. But don't worry, girls Shaky's not really leaving town. DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 13, 1977 VOL 10, NO U, 1 UCTIONS, J2 PAGES Reports Peril False' -CONCORD, N .H. (A P) -State icials who converged on a all farm pond because or re· rts that a possibly radioactive bject had fallen through the ice ave found no ObJCCt and no ad1oactivity, a spokesman for v. Mcldr1m Thomson sa1d lo· ay. Asst. Atty. Gen. Greeory Smith eported to the governor this m in·g that the investigation 'bas proved the whole Uung 1s alse," s aid the governor 's pokesman. Roland Jenkins. 1 "The entire matter was caused ~raise prehman. ary instrument' readings,·· said Jenkins Some radioact1v1ty was detect ~ Wednesday, he s:ud. but the ~uipment used turned out to be ••iaulty." Jenkins said those who report- ed seeing an object apparently were misled by shadows across I.be cracked ac e. New Hamps hire National <See HOAX, Page A2 1 Co ast W eather Fair through Friday ex· cept patchy low clouds or morning rog in coastal weas. Highs fn 60s. Lows in40s. I NSIDE T ODAY What niaJI hove Mtn Ccmld Ford'1 fine1t hour come too l.ale to ~ him m the ~te Howe. See P.oge A4. I Para.el Appre.,~• A~Wi,....,.te Harold Brown, who headed the Air Force at the height or the Vietnam war, was un- animously approved by the Senate Arm ed Services Committee tod ay to be secretary of defense ACLU F iles More Stays For Gilmore SALT LAKE CITY CAP) - Gary Gilmore, described by his attorney as ·•coot as a cucumber and fit as a riddle," faces new legal challenges or his right to die by firing squad oo Monday. The U.S. Supreme Court. re- jected the latest bid to stop the execution Wednesday, but American Civil Liberties Union attorney V. Jinks Dabney said more suits seeking to delay it woul~ be tiled today in federal and state courts. Dabney, though declining to say specifically what the actions would involve, said, "I'm confi- dent of one thing: Gary Gilmore isgoingnowbereonJao.17." Gilmore, who would be the lirst person executed lo the United States since 1967, re- leased a letter Wednesday thankln1 "the thousands of peo- ple who have written me letters durlnf the past several weeb. '' GUmore thanked the "rural bumpkin lo Georgia who malled me the rope. As you lcnow, it was returned, unused. Prison re- gulation• forbid ropes. But I ap- preciate your concern, too, <SH KILLER, Page AZ> •• She Feels Better ' Scudder Called Liar And Ogre by Defense 'Better' Now Final Longet Witnesses Due ASPEN, Colo. (AP)-Claudine Longet said today she reels a "lit- tle better" arter telling jurors at her manslaughter trial her story about the death of her lover. Actor J ack Nicholson smiled at Miss Longet from a front bench in the courtroom as the defense re- sumed its case today. Miss Longet said during a recess she was sur- prised to see Nicholson. "I really don 't know him," she said. But Nicholson s aid he knows MJss Longet and knew champion skier Vladimir ··Spider" Sabich, the man whose death led to Miss Longel's trial. "I wanted to come to the trial," Nicholson said . As lawyers prepared to send the case to the j ury today or Friday, the defense's ballistics expert. ex- amined the results of tests on the 'LOST' HVGHES WILL CL4JMED LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -At· torneys for the Howard Hughes Medical Foundation claim that • Howard Hughes left a valid will l eaving h is entire estate. estimated by some at $2.5 billion, lo the foundation. However, the petition, flled in District Court here Wednesday, s tates thiat the will has not yet been found and asks time for in· vestigators to tum up the docu. ment. ski underwear Sablch was wear- ing when he bled to death. Miss Longet bad told jurors Sabich c ri ed "Cl a udine! Claudine! Claudine!" as he rell dying to the bathroom fioor. Miss Longet 's ex-husband, Andy Williams, wept as she spoke in the hushed courtroom. Williams, a television and re- cording star, wiped his tears with a pink tissue Wednesday as Miss Longet -holding the fatal pistol as she spoke -decribed how ch a mpion s ki er Vladimir "Spider" Sabich died March 21 in the '$250,000 Rocky Mountain chalet they shared. "Spider called my name three times, and he sort or slid down, and I told him I would call the hospital, not to move," Miss Longel testified, biting her lips lo bold back tears. Both defense and prosecution said they expected the reckless manslaughter charge against the JS.year-old entertainer to go to the jury today or Friday. IC con- victed, she races a maximum 10 years in jail and $30,000 fine. The prosec ution doesn't claim she intended to shoot Sablch, but says she was criminally reckless in handling the gun. The tiny s t a te distric t courtroom was packed for the diminutive, dark-haired defen- dant's testimony. Al one point, spectators peering over library shelves in the rear oC the room were asked not to stand oo Jaw bookstowatcbher. "haw he was sortoffaintint.'' <SeeLONGET, Pa&eA!) 4t'Wl ...... le TELLS HER STORY Claudine Longet I 0 Hepatitis Cases Probed FARMERSVILLE (AP) - Tulare County health officials are seeking the cause or up to 10 cases of hepatitis among chlldren that forced closure of schools here this week. The rural community's two elementary schools, which ecf.ucate 1,061 pupils, were closed Tuesday and will not reopen unW Monday. About one-fourth or the puplls were kept home by their parents last Monday because of concern over the outbreak, said • Superintendent Lenno Johnson. But the cases do not constitute an epidemic, County Health or. ficer Dr. L.F. Obemberlen em· pbasized today. Slaying Charge Dropped A man who once faced murder ·charges for the role he allegedly played in the killings of a Sunset Beach couple has pleaded guilty , lo lesser charges in Orange Coun- ty Superior Court. R-0ger Keith Davis, 30, of Long Beach, pleaded guilty before ' Judge Robert P. Kneeland t<> charges of first degree burglary. He will be sentenced March 2 to what could be not less than five years in state prison. It was the first actual courtroom appearance for Davis, who was felled and seriously wounded by police bullets when he was arrested last April in San Diego County on a fugitive war- rant. On the critical list at UC frvinc Medical Center for some time, Davis was brought to the courtroom in a wheelcbairlooffer his plea. His earlier arraignment took place at his bedside with a visiting judge, court reporter, clerk, bailirf and lawyers for both sides on hand. Davis was one of 11 men rounded up In the wake or the kill· ings on Nov. 8, 1975, or Ronald Cauwels, 27, and Janet Mae Metz, 34, both of 18861 Bayview Drive, Sunset Beach. <See GUILTY ,·Page.U> SF Murder s at I I SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Police said San Francisco today bad its lltb murder in the fU'St 13 days of t h e year witb the Leavenworth Street stabbing or a 27·year-old man ln an apartment. Defense Calls Scudder 'Liar' By TOM BARLEY Of"-0.llYl"I._,_.., Condemnlbg key' prosecution. wttnees John R. "Jack" Scudder ot Newport Beach as "the only Har to set foot in tbia courtroom," defense attorney Mich ael Quigley ur aed an, Orange County Superior Court Jury late Wedne1daytoacquit two accusedkldnape.rs . A jury that ls now deliberating wq told that tt only had Scud· der'• word for the fact that be W&I a 1enulne vlcUm of a kidnap- ing last Aug. 19 in Huntinaton Beach. Laabln• the heir to the Laura Scudder's millions as "an ocre who makes threats over the phone to women" Quiitey .,ked the jury to reject Scudder'• testimony and Immediately free biJ two clients. William Rudy Weaon, '51 of T\dtln faces cbarg• ot kidnap. 1n1. His brolher·ln·l•w, Ricki Date Sellers, 21, of Hermoaa Beach, is accused or k:ldnaplng and assault. , "My clients told you the truth when the~ told you ~t Scuddel' helped set thi1 lhina '9>·" Quigley said. "'l'bere baa only been one proven liar in thla cowtroom and that was Jack Scudder." Scudder, 64, denied from the wttneu atand that be played any part ln a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller wam- lnl. Mn. V alert .. Scudder to 1et s:a:ro,ooo In cash tocetber or her buaband would be eliminated. Tbe potato chip heir told the Jury that he was grabbed at IUQ·· polnt as be left bis dentist's oiJice and bundled Into a waiting motorhome. He testitled that be was cut over the eye and punched in the tA9etb wblle h.l.s eyes were being taped by his a~uc:t«s who then j Jammed a bat over his bead. Scudder 11ld he esetped from the van by faklnt a heart attack after one of the kldnapera left the veblcle. Re aald be ran alon1 a Fountain Valley street calliu tor help while the lddnaper neCl on <See BEi&, Pa&e A1) • AZ DAIL y PILOT s T11uraciay. J1nuary 13, 1977 • 'Disguise' Deaied Anthony Got Financier Aid 8yGARYGRANVIU..E oni. o.u, ~,,......., Gene Conrad. a police lnformer turned rinancier, denied Wednes- day that he contributed $10,000 to Orange County Supervisor Philip Anthony's campaign. disguised as a contribution from a ~ta Mesa building supply firm. Conrad admitted, however. that the $10,000 cashier check Oil Barge Grounded BALTIMORE <AP> -A barge carr y ing about 000.000 gallons of crude oil has run aground in the lower Chesapeake Bay, the Coast Guard reported to-day. There wt:?re no reports or injuries or spilled or leak- ing oil, the Coast Guard said. Coast Guard units were standing by al the scene, but were waiting for high tide to see if the vessel could be floated off the shoal. From Pag~ A J HEIR ••• foot through a nearby back yard Describing Scudder as "an ac- complished actor with . a big ego." Quigley asked the Jury to note that the alleged kidnapcrs never troubled to tie Scudder's hands and feet alt.hough they had a length of rope in the vehicle. ''Isn't that the first thing reaJ kidnapers would do?" he asked the jury. "Why didn't Scudder try lo leave the van while it st~ for 15 minutes at a gas station with attendants only a few feet from the vehicle? "He could have called for help," Quigley said. "And he could have made an attempt to escape from the van at any one of a number of traffic lights that halted the motorhome as it drove through Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. "He didn't do those things because he was a part or the kid· nap plot ... Quigley told the jury "Don't be fooled into thinking that Jack Scudder Is oaive. He may nave lived on somebody else's fame and fortune all these years but he's very, very clever. "And he's a liar," Quigley said "The two best tlungs that ever happened to Jack Scudder aJ"e Laura Scudder, tus mother and Valerie $<:udder, his wife." Blasting the prosecution description of Wesson as a "con man" Quigley urged the jury to recogoize that the defendant would be better described as a "good Samaritan." "There wasn 't enough evidence to prosecute Wesson," Quigley said. ·'But he voluntarily came forward to take bis place at the side of a young man who looks on b1m as a rather just aa Wesaon regards Sellers as a son.'' GUILTY ••• The couple were shot to death by artned intruders afterCauwels ran afoul or a drua smuallng gang by laking 174 pounds of marijuana at eunpo&nt from two gang members without banding over the $20,000 promiaed pay- ment. Ten co-defendants have been found guilty. or have pleaded guil- ty to murder charges. Three oft.he ll have bffns sentenced to life in priaon. OltAHQl COAST DAILY PILOT =:t.~~~,·,"r,:,~.:::'::.:o,:; C.."""°''"''"'eomo ... ; ill*..,-.. , :'!~~~~c~~::.,.:;:L~ ~:!· tall\ Y•ll•f h•I"'• s.ddlta.(• Y•ttn •ftd l-.,..~,-~c ..... ..._,~,..,, -" -·-,.,w .... ""'""'°"" r-. t~ ... ~~~~~~~ JlO .,, .. , .. _,._ ~•UOl,,i u9d it'vb'f.,.. J•o• Cllr ... ..... ,.. ............ 0.-·~ ............ ..._" lt1Hor _,,_.,..... .... _ ..... .... a... ..... ~-... -~.-AUIU4M•M.4~fftOC::dlW'\ Oftlc•• l=~,,~~e::.. "C:0"1:~~~:'..~'Wi:t~~.::d •lk•OI_,,_ T~one(n41~ CIHIHlecl Adqr1fq .... ..,.. ~-Y•ll•t ...... Oft't• N1.a10 ,,_~o.- 411-0aO ,....,_"'°'*,...c-.-r1i.. .... ,. W.•ll'W .. ,, Or-Cit•ot _, ....... c-_, 111t .,..,, •totrr\, 111 ..... .ilOll\, ocli!Ofl•t '"•H"f t' lthtrt•'-•"'•"h .. ,,.1,. M •f ~ ~·~::..:11"011• , .. , •• , Ottf'f'll\\ll" 0 ~f:,,_'11:'\:;::~r.,1:~1•.,:• t~::, ~':o ::!l:T-'6 :~:.:--~1, """'""' given to Anthony's campai~n managers was drawn on hrs funds. And, he said. the ~beck was de· livered by his part-time employe. Loran Norton. Anthony's campaign disclosure statement shows the donation coming from Robert G. LanFran· c:o, owner of Am co Builders Supp- ly in Costa Mesa. Conrad said today that at the time the controversial contrtbu- Uon was made, be owed Lan Fran· co$200,000on a real estate deal. "I caJled him CLanFranco) to ask him to make a contribution and be said he would," Conrad said. He went on to say that he then sent Norton to a bank with a cashier's check he held to convert a portion of it to the $10,000 Lan. Franco contribution. According to Conrad, the draw- ing of the $10,000 check reduced the balance be owed LanFranco from $200,000to $190.000. Conrad says he is the sole o~er of the Irvine-based Pension Funds of America, a firm specializing in locating real estate loans for operators of pension and welfare funds. Last week. the 42-year-old agent turned financier filed a S170 million lawsuit against the Orange County District At- tomey'sOffice. The federal lawsuit alleges Conrad's constitutional rights were violated in a series ot actions by the office. When campaign flnancia1 dis- closure statements were filed late last week. there were indications that Conrad was active last fall in anumberor campaigns. Earlier this week, he said that in addition to Anthony he bad helped flnanciaJly in the cam- paigns or Assemblyman Richard Robinson < D -Santa Ana ), Congressman Jerry Pat.lerson ( 0-Santa Ana >. Assembl_yman Dennis Mangers CD-Huntington Beach > and former As- semblyman Robert Burke, a Hun· t.ingt.on Beach Republican. Conrad also said a member or his firm, Donald Eckhart, had de· livered a Sl,000 check to An· thony's election rival, Santa Ana City· Co uncilman Harry Yamamoto. o.!lp "le! S..H "'-«• ELECTED CHAIRMAN Commissioner Hofllnden FVMayor New Transit Board Chief Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden was elected chairman of the new Orange County Transportation Commission to-day. County Supervisor Ra~ph Diedrich was elected vice chairman by fellow com- missioners at their first meeting in Santa Ana. Created by new state legisla- tion effective this month, the commission bas the power to re- view budgets and plans for transit operations and road building projects in the co~ty. Members include Holhnden and Santa Ana City Councilman David Brandt selected by the Orange County League of Cities and Supervisors Diedrich and Ralph Clark selected by fellow supervisors. Both Hollinden and Clark also serve as directors of the Orange County Transit District. which operates buses throughout the county. The four commissioners are to select a (l(th member from the public at large. Both HolUnden and Diedrich's election to commission offices to- day were unanimous and no other nominations were made. .Jim Porterfield Ousted Fair Chief Gets Related Job Former Orange County Fair manager Jim Porterfield bu been hired as manaaer oC the Santa Barbara County Fair, less than a month after his abrupt fir· ing by Orange County Fair direc-tors. The elated former manager, who beaded fair operationa for the Orange County facility for six years, said he will begin work at the 81).acre Santa Maria-based falrFeb. l . "Do I want to leave Orange County:t be uked. "J do oow," the Moyear-old Coata Meaa resi· dent lau&hed. Oran1e County Fair dlre<:ton fired Porterfield lasl Dec. 17, daiming expansion activities at the fairgrounds would stretch his f'....,PageAJ HOAX .•• Guard and Civil Defense officials had been dispatched earlier to the farm. "Ridiculous," said the Canner. In Washington, meanwhile, an Air Foree official a1Ao aald today I.hat tests conducted at the scene revealed no radioactivity. Maj . John Duemmel, an Air FOl'Ce in· formation officer, said report.a of radioactivity have been "over· stressed." In Concord, an Air National Guard source who asked not to be identified said the lut report.a he hu seen sbow "no nuclear ac- tivity ... Representatives of the Ouard Jolned the Civil Defense authorities at the farm of William McCarthy in Wakefield, a National Guard spokesmrut said. A spoltesman at the North American Air Defense Command in Colorado S»riAp, COio., said "no artiflclal 1atelllte1 have fallen into the area." McCarthy who owns the farm, bad said olncJats told blm not to diacuu the object. He termed the attention fiven to the bole ln h.ll tee "ridiculous." He aald he didn't know what kind ol object made the holo. "All I think we ahould al)' l1 we have a bole in tbe lee that dOd not be Iona there.•• said McCarthy. McCarthy 11Jd the bole WU made durtn.1 1 anowatorm Moo· day. manaaement capabilities. There was also mention or dif- ficulty In the !air's accounting procedures that state auditors found violated standard pro· cedures. Those alleged violations are under investigation. While the directors praised Porterfield's work at the fair, they expressed concern that he might not be able to handle a multi-million dollar expansion program at the !SO-acre fair- grounds ln Costa Mesa. Porterfield said Board Presi· dent Warren Finley felt he would be better suited at a smaller county fair. "I Just don't buy that aJ"gu- ment," Porterfield said today. "What it amounts to 15. I was not able to express my capabilities to him CFinleyl. I was able lo ex- press my capabilities through ~e sults t achieved at the fair- grounds," he said. ·'When I got In there, it was a dirty little fairgrounds that nobody wanted anything to do wtth," said Porter~eld. . He said his achievements m- cluded implementation or a muter plan for the falrgrounds, "which t recommended the first year I worked al the ratr... . He said that plan was not 1m· plemented by the falr board until bis fourth year. So the ousted fair maneger is packing up his famJJy for the move north. "I'm selltng my home here and I've found a place to build a houe up north," he said. Porterfield sald the Santa Barbara fair places a lot ol em- phuiJI on agricultural displays and eitbiblt.s. "lt'a a busy fairgrounds, even thouah It's only a six-day fair," bes aid . Is he bitter about the firing? "I'm not really happy about the whole thlna. but I did serve at \he r•euure of the board. .. cenalnly wasn't fired et my pleaaure," he lauebCld. North State Fair BJ Tbe Auoclated Preta Motl of Northern C•JJtomla wtll have fair weather through Friday, e>tcept In northtm dj~. trtctl where cloudy skies will prnatl. Also, there was 3 poulbillty of nln to the north. Fair weather throush the ..eekend teemed a poutbillty. f'.._PageAJ KILLER ... buddy." The convlc:ted killer of Provo motel clerk Bennie Bushnel has demanded that bis execution be carried out In accordance with the law and has asked death· penalty opponents to "butt out" othis hfe. Last weekend, however. \he ACLU told Gilmore: "Sorry. but we won 't let you tum us lnto killers." The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday issued a one sentence denial or a request by Douglas A Wallace of Van- couver. Wash .. to delay the ex- ecution. Wallace. an excom· municaled member of the Church of Jesus Christ oC Latter· day Saints (Mormon). filed the request in the name or a cor· ooration he called the Latter· day Saints Freedom Fouoda- tion In New Orleans. attorney Melvin Belli s aid he would han· die any dam:igc s uits for Gilmore's family if he is exe<:ul· ed and the U S. Supreme Court later losses out I he state's capital pu~shmeo~ law. Belli said he mailed leUers lo Utah officials warning them they may be liable for $1.S million in punitive damages an~ $1 million in general damages 1r Gilmore is shot. . . "Anyone can start a lawsuit and I ·m not concerned about it,'· said Stale Atty. Gen. Robert B. llansen. Officials said that should the execution lake place, precau· tions would be taken in case of trouble either inside or outside the Utah State Prison. 20 miles south of Salt Lake City Sall Lake County Sheriff Delmar Lari.an characterized as ''baloney" and "Eastern talk·' published accounts of threats by protesters to storm the prison and stop the execu- tion. Deputy Warden Leon Hatch said he has received no reports of threatened trouble, but that undisclosed security measures would be taken. Last month, the Federal Aviation Administra· tion issued an order prohibitlng aircraft from witl .. 11 one mile of the prison. Fido Firebug Pla'Yfid Pup Chews Matchea FA RGO, N.D. <AP> -Some fires have the doggonedcstcau.se.s. Firefighters were called Wednesday lo a re- sidence when someone smelled smoke. The occupants of the apartment, Kathy and Vicky Vchulek, were not homel but their playful Pl.U>PY was. Assistant Fire Cbiet Lance Josal said the pet ap-# parenUy started the fire. He sald firemen round matches scattered on the floor. a burned box of matches. a bole burned in the rug and a scared puppy. "The dog was in the habit of chewing on matches," Josal said. "They have tried to keep them away from him. but evidently the do~ g~t hold or tbe box agaln and went back to his old habit. · Fre..P,..eAJ WNGET TRIAL ••• Miss Longet said. "So I tried to give him mouth·lo-moulh re· suscltation, but I didn't know bow." Sabich died of a single bullet wound in the stomach from a .22-callber pistol modeled after the German Luger Mlaa Long et said ahe had asked Sablcb how to use the l\Ul because she was frightened for the safety of her three chJldren by Wllllams, who lived with her andSabicb. "I wu tlolding It with both hands," M(as LongetsaJd. gtnpr. ly taking the pistol from a defense attorney and holding it flat between her palms. . U It was then she began crymg. Cart,er ears She had not held the gun since the nlghtSablchdled. "1 raised the gun. and l IJe~ense Talk said, 'When that .lever.ls on~~ '.I• red spot, ls it aafe, 1t won lfire? WASHINGTON (AP> -The dozen jurors leaned President-elect Carter conferred forward to hear the soft-spok~n with two Democratic leaden to-defendant, whose :,c::;t ~111 day and then met with the COUJ'.'·., .abQwirstrong traces na ve try's top g~neral for detailed de-Fr-.~~eaaid. "Yh. it woo'\ fire. rense briefings. You've got lt. You have It.' or Tbe Joint Chiefs of Staff something like that ... l went brought two one·inch th.ick back to holding It, and it Just went notebooks for the all·morru.n&. off, , . prlva14 sesalon a\ lhe Blair "I ran to t.be bedtoon2. and I HQuse, the aovernment guest re-called the hospital and t.old ~ siclence where Carter is ·staytng. meone to send an ambulance The brlef'mgs focused on deploy-riChl away. 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California coordinator for the KKK. ad dressed a polite C'rowd of 100 stu· dent& during a noon hour speech ~ponsored by the school 's poUUcal science club. M~ger told the nearly au white audience they live In a .. protected community" in .Newport BeaC'h, rather than In the inner cities where "the gov· ernment is bu1ldlng high-rise tn cubaton and students are being beaten, raped and robbed In the acbool halls ... He emphasized the need for the return o( black AmencfillS to Kids Felled By Exhaust GLENDALE IAP l Fi ve children on a nunery school out ing In the Angeles National Forest bttame lnC'rusmgly cranky - and then they suddenly fell asleep Beacuse of a faulty exhaust system m a car, t.heu outing ended in Verdugo Hills f105p1tal on Wednesday Africa. saying. "Without re- patriatiozr. there will be racial war in lhl$ country and blood will run in lhe gutter. · • His verbal outline or the his· tQty of racism 1a ttie United states and KJan contribuUons to lbe nation drew sortie groam1 from students . "The rounding fathers were racists and most were slave owners." said Metzger ''This is our heritage whether you like 1t or not, .. he said He declared whites antellec· tually superior to blacks and said. "successful black.s have more white blood m them." Metzger w aroed aaawt the mixtng of blood lil'M!s, cit.log ln- dia 's "mongrellzatlon" that has Put that country .. at the bottom of the heap." He said a similar situation m America "would cause the white race to disappear and go into the dark ages." Students remained pohte for the most part as Metzger out· lined the KKK ·s philosophy of white supremacy. but there were occasional disruptions and moans from the crowd. The program was part of an on· gomg lecture senes offered by the poliucal science club on cam· pus, directed by faculty sponsor Roger Weiss. Past speakers have mcluded representatives of the American Nazi Party, Commwlist Party, John Birch Society as well as Congressman Robert Badham and Assemblyman Ron Cordova Weinglass to Join Marine's Defense Attorneys say they are unsure ii noted lawyer Leonard We· inglass wllJ join them as early as Friday In defending one of 14 Wack Camp Pendleton Marines cbar1ed in an assault on white Leathernecks. "He knows we are having a re- opening Friday of Bishop's pre- trial hearing on the base but I have no indication he will be there," said Capt. DanJel H. Koening, t.U military counsel for Lance Cpl. Bobby Bishop, 23, ol Bryan, Tex. Weinglass, a Los Angeles al· tomey and law professor al the Unlveraity o r Southern California, Wednesday volun· Ulered to Jo.in Bilhop's defense. WelnaJas• has been defense eountel ln such caaee aa Daniel Elllbur1, the Chicago Seven and WllUam and Emily Harris ln the Hear,t Wnaplna case. In a ltatitment, Wet.nl)au..t. Who YMll.ed Camp Pendleton TIJes· day, Hid the case of the black ll1 rlfte1 bat national •cntacance. He HJd otber llsuea to be fllolved are \lfMther the Marine Corps can cooduct an im- partial tnaJ and whether the Corps was remiss in "allowing tbe conditions to develop that gave rise to the episode.'' The black Marines are charged in the Nov. 13 raid oo a barracks room where they mistakenly believed a Ku Klux Klan meeting was being held. SUc or seven wbite Marines at a beer drinking party in the room bad lo be hospitalized. While those in the room were not KKK m embers, the incident led to disclosure by the Marine Corps that a Klan ceJI was operating on the base. 'The blacks say the rald was provoked by abules heaped on them by KKK members. The pretrial bearings are to de-termine lf the black Marines will face court-martial trials or lester punishment. One man has been court -martlaled and a apedal COUJ1,·marttal opened to- day for a 1econd man, Cpl Dean Edwarda. 20, of Bay SL Collaic, La. Disputed Survey Accepted As Orange County supervisors accepted a controversial public opinion sur\'ey about the Orange County Airport Wednesday, County A viatlon Dir~tor Robert Bresnahan announced that the airport has again been granted a \•ariance lo operate with more noise than allowed by state stan- dards The public opinion survey was challenged by a group of citizens who claim the report did not ade- quately survey the people who bve in the heaviest noise impact areas a round the airport. '7 State standards call for a goal or "zero noise impact" by 1986, but allow for variances where airport operators show they are working at reducing noise. According to Bresnahan, the new variance granted by the state Division or Aeronautics re- quires the county to continue its noise abatement efforts and to complete Its airport environmen- tal Impact report The report, which has been in the works for more than two .>ears. is lo include the $10,000 survey approved Wednesday. The survey by POS Associates involved 666 county residents and showed that most residents do not regard the airport as the county's foremost problem. Dan Emory or Newport Beach, spokesman for a group called Citizens Against Jets, argued that too few people actually af. fected by high noise levels were s urveyed And another Newport Beach resident. William Holmes. said survey results should have been broken into bands around the a.Jrport to show how many resi· dents a re adversely affected and how severe the aircraft noise tn· trudes on their lives But Supervisor Phil Anthony s aid it appeared the consultant did the ·job he was hired to do. and the survey critics really were seeking another study on residen&aln tbe Mgh noise areas. .8Qatd Chairman Tom Riley. whole dtatrLct tochtdes the airport, had pro~ that the group's criticis ms be answered by .._, ~rnemben; beftn tbe report was placed into Uk EJR. But S upervisor Laurence Schmit said he believed their questions had been answered. He told Emory his group had yet lo furnish proof that errors were made "other than that they CPOS Asociatea) came up with a different conclusion than you had hopedfor .. Five Arrested On Federal Theft Charges Five members or a Santa Ana family were arrested on charges of receivlng stolen U.S. Govern· ment property Wednesday, FBI agents reported The five are accused or receiv· mg $28,400 worth of aluminum aircraet tooling which allegedly had been stolen from AeromilJ Engineering Company m Santa Ana In October, agents sa.td. Arr es t ed w e r e William Magdale no , 6 1 . Willia m Magdaleno Jr .. 33; Arnold Magdale n o . 19 ; Mi c h ael Magdaleno, 24. and Estofia Magdaleno, 32, agents reported. Investigators said the arrests followed lndlctments of the five Issued by a federal Grand JUTY in Los Angeles. Agents alleged much oC the material had been sold and was recovered in local junk yards A.Ford In The Future? WASlUNGTON CAPJ - When President F ord be1an bis State of the Union address, he s ubtly reminded hi s con · treuional audience that be could run for the pre- lldency •Jain. "In accordance with lbe C.00.UtuUon, I come before you ooce a1atn to report on &hcl st•te of the tJnJoo," Ford declarod Wednesday, nlgbt. "This tePort will be Ql_rlut-maybe." flit teaH was greeted with appJauae from both lldllofthe aisle. $1,500.Tip Wunty Suggeation Pay~ Off A deputy Orange County public defender bas received a $1,SOO check from county eupervieors for his suggestion to re- duce paperwork in the Superior Court. Ja mes G. Merwin ol lrvine·recelved the check. the largest award ever made in the county's two-year-old employe sugaeation program, for bis plan to reduce a 21 ·page preliminary discovery order form into asingle page. Supervisor Ralph Clark, who pre- sented the award, said it would save about $50,000 annually, alona with 300 hours or Judges· time, more than 2,000 hours of work in tbe public defender's and district attorney's offices, along with paper and secretarial time. Unde r terms of the employe sugges· lion program. county workers can earn up to 10 percent of the annual amount their suggestion wiJI save the county, or a maximumofSl,500 1o1uw1H M erwi11. 33, has been a pubUc dere.nder for eight years. Clark said the court suggestion bu pushed the total sav· ings fortheemployeprogramto$100.2'7since last July l, and lo $152,24 7 s ince the program was started. Merwin, who also ls a lecturer at Pepperdine University School of Law, is married and thefatheroftwosons. Regional Coastal Connnissions Back SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The new statewide CallfornJa Coastal Commission . which replaces the interim commission created in l972, has voted to reactivate the six powerful regional coastal commissions. The permanent commission made its debut Wednesday, go- ing into business after the in· terim agency bit the dust Dec 31. The new commission voted to put the regional commissions back into power over opposing requests from two stat e legislators. construction unions and the city or Los A.llgeles. The 1976 California Coastal Act established the new statewide body and gave it authority lo de· cide whether to maintain re· gjonal operations. 2 Bandit r Suspects Charged Two men suspected or robbing a Santa Ana market at gunpoint Wednesday were arrested after a high·apeed freeway chase and rollision with a police car in Los Alamitos. omcer s said today. Police rePorted Peter Nunez and William E . Hale, both 35 and Los Angeles residents, were booked Into Orange County Jail on armed robbery charges after the JO.minute oursu1t Officers said the pair allegedly robbed the La Grand Market, 303 N. Grand Ave., o( $SOO In cash at gwJpolnt at l :SO p.m .. then fled in a car. A witness followed the pair ror some distance. police assert· ed. then provided officers with a description of the car. It later was s potted by a Garden Grove olficer and chased along the San Diego Freeway in· to Los AJamatos. Police said the car spun out of control at Seal Beach Boulevard and Katelfa Avenue. then crashed Into u police car. Officers said no one was in· )ured and the .38 caliber weapon allegedly used and th~ cash were recovered. H. I. GARRETT'S 29tla Semi· Annttal 115%To On Occasional Tables Desks, Curios etc. On Bedroom Furniture On Dining Room Fumiture and Game Sets 20% O.Le .... ,.,... •• Por lnu1111hte Del•ery 25% f15% To 20% On Sofas and Chairs And Sofa Beds 20 0/0 On ReclMr Chain /C For ......... Del•wy O ON ANY 15 ~.OFF IN O~~ORE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Ope" Mon., Thurs. l Fri. Eves. 2215 HARBO~ BLVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. - 6~6-0275 .. A4 OAILYPILOl Josi with Tom arphiae LATE AGAIN DEPI'. -This is the time of year that we all look forward to when the Christmas bills 1tart coming due. Taxes are coming up. And in the old days, your motor vehicle registration fee had to be paid soon. But not anymore. True, you used to worry about the old car license tab along with those other biUs. But it works dif. rerently now. The Department or Motor Vehicles, in order to even out the work load and long lines at DMV offices. bas staggered license ex- piration dates throughout the year Thus it develops that your license fee may not be due this month But you s hould be warned that 1t also may have been due la.<1t July. THUS IT WAS that your faithful correspondent was sift· ting through the pile or bills due JUSt the o ther day and dis· covered the motor vehicle license form that was to be mailed back with a check. Trouble was, my license tabs had already expired. I should have paid up in November. I couldn't believe it. I rushed out to check the stickers on my old heap. Sure enough. Expired. "Blast." I muttered to myself "Now I get hit with a penalty too." Normally I just mail the form in with a check to the San Clemente OMV office. What now? Not having enough sense to phone the OMV for instructions. I decided to go on down to the new motor vehicles office in Costa Mesa and plead guilty there. Long lines or citizens that af. temoon suggested that the stag. gered payment system hasn't cul down the DMV's business too much. There were two kinds or linesfortwokindsorwindows. Windows 1 were labe led "Cashier." Windows 2 were marked. "Registration." I select- ed Registration. When 1 finally moved up close enough to the front or that line, I spotted another sign. It carried the picture of a form and declared: "IF YOU ARE HOLDING this kind or form, go to Window 1." 1 was holding that kind or form. So I got out of the line for W'mdow 2 and got in back or the line at Window 1. Some Lime later In the after- noon. l faced the lady behind Window 1. I've learned rrom past experience you do not approach the OMV in a high·and·mighty manner. Humble and contrite is the only way. I spoke: "Dear lady. I am so soiry 1 have sumed. I am late with my registration fee. I am ready to pay the penalty." I hung my head .1 li ttle then "I'm sorry too. sir," she answered brightly "But you are 1n the wrong line You must go to wmdow 2 .. ·But. but... I sputtered "It said over there 1r you have this kind of form. you go to window 1 .. I wJved the ronn eagerly. ··nut you owe a penalty," she saJd firmly "Wmdow 2 " FI NALLY' AFTER mor e pleadings, sbe agreed to take my money 111 was a SO percent penal ty. I m111ht add), put it in an co velope and said they'd maJI me the license tab stickers later "But what do I show an office r if I get stopped?" I pleaded. "It 'II JUSI he a few days,'' she soothed. See ~hat can happen? I paid for the crime but I'm l!lllJ a fugiuve on the roads ll'lul'9dey. January 13, 1m Ford W~7-Y Received 'Tlwughtful, Good Decent Man' Sets ~rinciples By JIM LUntEJl A•-l•IH"""wntw Even to thO$e In Congress who had fought him, It was Gerald Ford's rtnest hour. To his backers, il was a reminder of what might have been. Following the President's farewell State or the Uruon ad- dress Wednesday night, there was not a discouraging word from the lawmakers, ma ny of whom had fought the 38th President on policy issues. HOUSE MAJORITY Leader Jim Wright CD·Tex.). apparently spoke for most of bis colleagues in calling the speech "an a p- propriate va ledictory or a thou1btful, good and decent man." "lf be had m ade that speech during the campaign he would have been better ofi." agreed Sen. Barry Goldwater ( R·Arlz I. THERE WAS WIDESPR EAD approval of Ford's call for con· tinued attention to improved military strength and a warning agains t cutbacks In weapons and defenses pending A.f ter Two Purges Sena te R epublican Leader Howard H. Baker ot Tennessee, who ea rlier in the day had at· tend e d a c ongressiona l leadership meeting to discuss de- rense policy with President~lect Carter. said he is heartened by what he saw as considerable similarity between what he heard from Ford and his successor. Ford's admonition on national s ec urity "was the highest responsibility be could dis· charge," said Baker. "He was heard and understood by the Teng Named Premier? HONG KONG (AP>-A Hong Kong newspaper reported today that twlce·purged Teng Hsiao-ping, the late Premier Chou En-lai's heir apparent, has been rehabilitated again and named premier or .China. Ming Pao, which is politically independent and is considered to have good news coverage of China. AP Wlr911110to NAMED PREMIER? Teng Hsleo-Png said its information came from a traveler Crom Canton who got it from a Communist official. THE OFFICIAL reportedly said the appointment was an- nounced in ··an internal docu· ment" from P eking, that Teng has begun working as premier , and that a public announcement of the appointment would be made later this month. The paper said the rei>ort could not be confirmed . News reports from Peking last week said wall posters demand· ing the 72·year-old Teng be France Raps U.S. On Daoud Release PARIS CAP) The French government protested today against of· ficial U.S. criticism of its release or Palestinian leader Abu Daoud ac· cuaed of comm anding the terrorist attack on Israeli athletes at the l972 Munich Olympics. Tbe Foreign MinistJy cal led in U.S. Charge d'Alfaires Samuel Garn· moo to tell him that the criticism. expressed Tuesday by a State ( J Department spokesman, "con· / 1'1 SHORT stifuted inadmissible comment I 't on the acts or French courts." In Tel Aviv, Israeli Foreign Minister Vig al Allon said French· Israeli relations had reached a cris is point over Daoud's release. but that Israel was not intending to break off diplomauc relauons with France. LefJano11 Drops Ar111• NICOSIA. Cyprus CAP> - Moslem and Christian militias and Palestinian guerrillas m Lebanon ha ve turned in all their heavy weapons. and troops or the Palestine Liberation Army have left the countJy. the Lebanese government radio announced to- day "The arms collection process and the departure or Palestinian troops were completed s ue· cessfully as scheduJed by mid· rught Wednesday," Re1rut Radio said in a broadca st monitored m Nicosia. Atto ••• A11G<'etlda HELENA, Mont. <AP> -The Anaconda Company baa become a subsidiary or the Atlantic Richfield Company In a merger expected to supply fresh capital that Anaconda needs to develop o re holdings and fabricating plants. Arco, which already had Invest· ed more than $100 million in Anaconda Company debentures. reportedly plans to pump up to Sl billion more Into the nation's third-largest copper producer. Arco is the nation's eighth-largest oil company. Bllf8lentlaal OK Daw WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Russell Long s ays bis Senate Finance Committee probably will vote next Tuesday to approve W. Mi c h ae l Blume ntha l as President-elect Carter's treasury secretary. Long voiced his approval of the appointment a fter Blumenthal testified for 2~ hours before the committee Wednesday. The only opposition to the nominee came from a representative or the u .s. Labor Party. which has opposed mos t or Carter's Cabinet choices. Pn--aeee•l•fl Slated TOKYO <AP> -President- elect Jimmy Carter and Pnme Minister Takeo Fukuda plan to meet ' very soon," before an economic summit of major non· Communist industrialized na· Uons expected in April, Fukuda announced after a telephone con· versation today with Carter. named premier appeared in ·the capital and were well received by crowds gathered to honor Chou on the first aruliversary of his death. TENG, AN EXPONENT of Chou's pragmatic policy or de· velopment instead of continual revolution ar y ferment, was general secretary of the Chinese Communist party during the CUitural Revolution in 1967 when he first was a victim of the radical faction led by Mao Tae· tung's wife, Chiang Ching. H~ was accused of plotting qaiJlst Mao's policies and was dis· graced. Chou brought h.im back into favor in 1973 and made him first vtce pre mier. It was widely as- sumed that he would succeed both Chou and Mao. But after Chou's death last January, the radicals brought him down again. and Hua Kuo-feng was named premier in April. A na- tionwide "criticize Teng" cam- paign was launched and main· tained until well after Mao died in September. Chiang Ching and her three chief radical allies were arrested In October and accused of at· tempting to take power. Hua. who at 57 is 15 years younger than Teng, was named to suc- ceed Mao as chairman but r e- tained the premiership also. Meanwhile, the anti·Teng cam· palgn s ubsided, and rumors circulated that he would be re· habilitated. FURNITURE Congress and I tblnk lt will have anelfect." mE PRESIDENT EVEN got some nods of approval when he criticised the growing C<l6t Of run· ning the Congress. "He ou&ht to know. He's one or us." said Baker al the man who spent~ years in the Howse. Rep. Robert McClory (R·lll. ), was even kinder than most to hls old colleague, comparing the Ford address with George Washington's farewell because "lt set forth principles that are to guide us." House Repµblican Leader John Rhodes of Arizona called the speech a "benchmark." Sen. Frank Church <D·ldaho> saJd it was well done and predicted Ford "will be remembered for bring· Ing the country back together qaln." SEN. DANIEL P. Moynihan (D·N.Y.). who worked under Ford as United Natlons am· bassador. termed it "a lovely speech by a great man.'· "It is a time to be happy and proud that we had Gerald Ford for president." said Moynihan. La•deflHq "Baby. you've come a long, long way." Lt. GOv. John Cberberg told Dbcy la Ray Wednesday upon her in· auguration as governor or Washington. The former head of lbe Atomic Energy Commission and assistant secretary of stat.e became the second woman elected • governor whose husband had not previously filled the post. Report: Taxes Tip Pay-inflation Scale WASHING TON CAP> -If your salary is just keeping up with lnfia- tion. your spending power actually isn't keeping pace, because federal taxes take bigger and blg&er bites of your earnings. That is the conclusion of a new government study that says Income tends to rise to keep up with lnfiation. But the bad news Is that taxpayers are moved to constantly higher tax bracket.a while. at the aame SIMILAR PROPOSM.S have time, the Inflation erodes the real been made by a number of con- value of tax exemptions, credits gressmeo and senators. and standard deductions. The report says the country since 1972 has experienced an average annual inflation rate or 9.6 percent. "a clear departure from the historically mild 2·3 per· cent for the U.S. since 1950." The rate for 1976 was around 6 per· cent. TIUS PROBLEM MA V con- tinue to plague American tax· payers through 1981, the study s ays, if there is no change ln tax law and if inflation grows al an an· nuaJ rate of S to 6 percent between 1977 and 1981, as forecast by the Congressional Budget Office and the executive branch. The report by the Advisory Commission on lntergovemmen· tat Relations recommends changes In federal and state tax laws to soften this Impact. One suggested solution is to tie the amounts allowed for personal exemptions, the standard deduc· lion and some credits directly to each year's rise in the Consumer Price Index, the inflation In· dicat.or. Under this plan, as inflation rises, so would those tax return Items that lower a person's taxes. THE REPORT GIVF.S an e. ample of how inflation distorts In· come taxes. A married couple with two children, whoflle jointly. have an income of $10,000 and take the standard deduction. bad a 1975federaJ tax billof$709. Assuming an annual 7 percent inflation rate and that tbe • couple's income grew to keep pace, the couple's 1978 income will go up 22.5 percent to $12,250, but their tax will go up 58.7 per· centto$1,125. In 1980, with income up40.3 per- cent, their tax bill would be $1,433, an increase of 102 percent from 1975. RB ORIGINAL DESIGN RVE-PIECE DINETI'E SET IN WROUGHT IRON AND GLASS WITH A SUNSHINE FEBJNG. Here's the perfect dinette set with .i 42" round tempered glass lopped table on a sculptured frame with a baked enamel finish, and four chairs with easy-c.iire vinyl cushioning. lri Fresh new apple green, lemon yel-17 low or bright white colors to choosl' from. Great styling and quality .11 a cheerful RB price! Delivery .11nd full five-year w.11rr.11n1y at no eJ1tr.11 cost. 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In remarks prepared for a commission bearing on the troubled hospitals, Nathan Shapell noted that a commission report a year ago blamed un- derstarring ror many of the hospitals' problems. "THE GOVERNOR'S recent announcement relating to ln- c re as e d starting in s tate hospitals will still leave the state hospital system's staff at a level which is inadequale to attain the standards recommended by the hospitals' own knowledgeable professional staff ... said Shapell, a BeYerly Hills building contrac- LOr. The 11 hospitals have been rocked by revelations or ques- Uonable deaths, patient abuse and poor care. Several have had certification withdrawn by medical inspection teams. AFTER VETOING a bill that would have increased staffing at the hospitals, Brown relented several months ago and said the state would comply with staffing standards proposed in 1973. The Democratic governor said last week he has used some Health Department savings and SIS million in lertover funds to add 1043.9 positions at the hospitals His proposed 1977-78 budget would spend $20. 7 million to add another S87.5 positions. BROWN ALSO called for a big increase in volunteer work at two or the hospitals . a propos al criticized by the California Slate Employes Association. However, the hospitals have Seniors Face Eviction had trouble f11lmg vacant pa.ad positions. Shapell noted that the com- mission 'a year-old report blamed the vacancies on "intolerable working condltlons" and "staf· fing standards which provide many programs with Utile or no professional supervision and needlessly endanger ward atten· dants by providing too few staff members to manage difficult pa-tients safely.·· THE HEARING IS the second on state hospitals by the indepen- dent panel, formally known as the Commission on California Slate Government Organization and Economy. Shapell called on top Health Department officials to describe what has been done about the commission's e arlier report, which also included findings that the hospitals violated fire and earthquake safety standards and that in-service training was Marchers Back Tenants SAN FRANCISCO (AP> As an estimated 2,500 people crowded the vicinity of the In- ternational Hotel, m05t apparent· ly in support or tenants threatened with eviction. a judge refused to intervene in their favor. The crowd Wednesday was noisy but orderly as rush-hour traffic streamed up the fM)() block d Kearny Street. Marchers filled sidewalks on both sides or the street. Sheriff Richard Hongisto. who has been sentenced to jail for con· tempt or court for failing to evict the 80 elderly tenants. said Wed· nesday night he had no intenuon d carrying out the first stage or the evictions. C.W.ion KHb PHec RIVERSIDE (AP>-Federal in· •estigators are looking into a mid· air plane collision at Flabob airport that killed one pilot but left the other only scratched. Two private airplanes, one taking off and one landing at the airport near Riverside, collided at about 900feet. •-d loh llrged SACRAMENTO <AP> -The state Transportation Depart- ( State ) ment. under fire for what cnl.lcs say is a go-slow policy on highway building, has recommended 28 small highway projects for Sll.S million in state rundin~- The projects. all in areas of high unemployment. were reject· ed for federal funds, but the de· partment is asking the state Highway Commission to approve state funding for them. Bedfl Dbco11er~d LOS ANGELES <AP> Tht- body of a San Fernando Valle) massage parlor owner, mbsmr since Jan. s. was found Wedne:- day stuffed in the trunk of tus parked car al Los Angeles In tematlonal Airport. A police source said Michael Arriola, 25. had been "shot in the manner of an execution with a large caliber gun ... Drttg Flgllt Falterbtfl SACRAMENTO CAP > - California is losing the war against drug abuse, with police seizing only two percent or the t' ,I Everybody's favorite. Catch this "Act". 15.99 Special! Add a color or two to your collection. Black. brown. Ian. navy. white or green poly ester pull -ons. Sizes 8 to 16 Town & Travel Sportswear , ~·a will close at 5:30 p m today, January 13. for Inventory heroin on the market and nearly one or every 40 persons in the state victimized by a drug-related crime. Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger says. Younger. in a report delivered to Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post. said there were 525,600 of- fenses committed in 1975 to sup- port drug habits, and that 40 per- cent or all income-producing crime in Los Angeles is drug· rel a led. Boy Held in f'irn SAN JOSE CAP> -Fire in- vestigators said loday a 16-year- old boy booked Wednesday night might be responsible for setting at least 10 fires on San Jose's wes t side. The boy's . name was not released because he Is a Juvenile. EPA Rule Refuted WASHINGTON CAP) -At- torneys from California and Maryland told the Supreme Court Wednesday the Environ· mental Protection Agency had no authority to order them to im- pose traffic plans on their highways in order to reduce air pollution In congested metropolitan areas. Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa, phone 556-0611 .. "virtually nonexistent." Brown's proposed budget in· eludes $21 million for fire and earthquake s afety Improve · ments at the hos pitals . Do Illes tic Insurance Disputed SACRAMENTO CAP> -The Assembly must now consider a controversial measure imposing a one-year moratorium oo a new law extending workers' com· pens ation insurance to domestic employes. ............ The law. which went into effect Jan. l. requires homeowners to provide insurance against on· the-job injuries for all their employes. including babysitters and yard workers . Basket Buddies Legislative Couns el Bion Gregory said he did not believe the new law requires renters to carry the insurance. but there was considerable dispute over his opinion. Stonewall. the mascot at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty lo Arumals shelter in Salinas, outgrew his basket, but he 's willing to share it with a new guest. Herbie, the rabbit. Officials say the rabbit and dog play together (jnd nap in the bas ket. EXPERTS ESTIMATED that if renters must be insured, 3.3 million households in the state are not covered against the new liability_ Gator Gouged Aged Reptik May Lose Life On Wednesday, the Assembly Finance, Insurance and Com · merce Committee voted 11-l for the emergency moratorium bill by Assemblyman Ric hard Robinson (O·SantaAna). Robinson's bill would let the law take effect again in a year if no other bill is passed before then. The moratorium was opposed by organized labor. the in· surance industry and the Brown administration. REPRESENTATIVF.S OF all three groups s aid they believed the law should be kept in elfect, but amended quickly to exclude such casual employes as the oc· casion..i babysitter, lawn mower or car washer. John Henning, bead of the state Federation or Labor. AFL-CIO. said labor had been fighting to get domestics covered for 30 years. He said they never in- tended to include such people as a golf caddy or a boy who is paid SO cents to wash a car. LOSANGELES tAP> -Forthe second tame an two weeks, Methuselah has been hit in the eye with a metal pipe. Theshockoftbe attacks, plus the seriousness or his latest injury. may C05t the old alligator at the Los Angeles Zoo his life. According lo zoo ofhc1als, Methuselah was just lying there in a pool of water, as alligators do, when a teen-age zoo visitor de· c1ded he 'd like to see more action. THE YOUNG man reportedly fetched a five-foot metal pipe used to turn on water valves and jabbed Methuselah in the left eye, right where the leathery old gent had been hit the week before by an unknown assailant. Then the alligator mugger threw the pipe al Methuselah, hlt· ling him again. whereupon a bystander who couldn't stand it any more made a citizen's arrest. The bystander's name was be· ing withheld by police, but they r e ported 19-year-old Jorge Cardenas was booked on a misde- meanor charge of cruelty to arumals. He is being held on $500 bond. Methusela h has been tran· quillzed and is stall lymg in his pool Zoo Or. Warren Thomas said Methuselah may lose his eye, maybe even his I.ire. THERE WAS NO word on whether there would be an opera· lion. Methuselah, 11-feet long. isn't going to be the most cooperative patient, Thomas said. He pointed out, however. that alligators are pacifists and only get their bad reputations from their aggressive cousins, the crocodiles. No one at the zoo knows exactly how old Methuselah is. but they say he's at least 20 because he's been there longer than anyone else. B~~~~·FRIGIDAIRE FAIR:· * * * . This is our most PoPular washer II has a heavy r.:-.===---..,=-=-----i.·1 duty, 18 lb capacity with 2-$p88ds. and 3-<:ycles. Also features separate w ash and rinse temperature selection SAVE 550 29995 20.6 CU. Fl. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Frost.free with twin vegetable hydrators and a 7-0ay meat keeper. Rolls out on wheels. Has adjustable cantalever she!Ves. AutomatlC Ice-maker optional extra. SAVE 45995 4000 FRIGIDAIRE DRYER Another of our great sellers. Has 18 lb. capacity. T imed or automatic dry cycle. 3 -t e moerature selections and an uP-front hnt !titer. ...----~SA VE 540 21995 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER DRYER LAUNDRY CENTER Handles famlly-slze loads In a trim cabinet just 2-feet wide. 47995 A8 DAILV PILOT EDITORIAL P GE Teacher Power ' A couple of new groupings in the alphabet have developed a s pecial significance for political candidates in Calitornia. They've teamed that the Association for Better Cilize~hip <ABC) is the political arm of the California Teachers Association CCT A) -and when ABC and CT A move into high gear they can make or bre ak many a candidate for office. In this past year's elections. 88 percent of the Assembly candidates backed by the CTA were winners. So were 67 percent of CTA-backed state Senate candidates and 80 pe r cent of the teacher s' choices fo r Congress. It's not just a matter of money, though ~ percent of the CTA 's 150,000 members agree to have $.5 a year deducted from their pa): checks for the union's political fund. And the CTA was one of the largest cash contributors in some legislative races last election. the bargaining agent for all that dlstrtct's t eachers . CTA is recognized as that bargaine r in an overwhelming majority of California school systems. So CTA js lining itself up on both ends - it hopes to wield power in electing school boards and legislators, and at the same Ume represent more California teachers. If that happens, the California Teachers Association will be in a pcsition to run the state's public school syste m Crom kin de rgarten thro ug h high school. That is e nough power to frighten anyone. Equitable Funding Yet another state-mandated program is in financial trouble because local govern- m ents are balking at shelling out the millions it will cost. Last year the state Legislature voted to place Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties in a new regionaJ Afr Pollution Control District. The key trick 1S the CTA pool of diligent, well organized campaign workers who sturr envelopes. lick stamps. ring doorbells and )Jlan telephones. They are a formidable group. 3 When the teachers began dabbling in .opol.itics, they started by endorsing local 'school board candidates. That worked rather well and now they've really spread But Los Angeles and Orange Counties say they 're not ready to chip in 70 percent of the new dis trict's $12 million annual budget. Are We Stuck mitla the Bill? 'their wings. IL is of course, their right to participate in the e lection process. Threatened with a cut-off or funding. the Assembly is speeding legislation to loan the district enough slate money to pay for its operation through June 30-but with a 10 percent penally for counties not paying up by March l. Oil Clean-up Costs But the re are those who wonder just where we a re heading if a single group of citizens becomes so powerful it can control the boards that control the "school districts and elect the legislators who make the laws and control the purse strings . Particular:ly whe n those citizens are the public's employ es. Meanwhile county :;uperv1sors a r e seeking a more equitable way of funding air • pollution centro1 operations than impos- mg another burden on property taxpayers. This power is even more formidable considering slate law that now recognizes one teache r organization in each district as A proposal that makes a great deal of sense would a dd $1 to vehicle registration fees in the participating counties. The License fee plan would make the cost of combating air pollution a true users' true. The slate should authorize it promptly. Kissinger's No Saint A Lucky Escape from Watergate WASHING TON As he exits. Se<:retary of State ll~nry A. l(jss· inge r squirms and postures. fearful to the e nd that his reputa· lion will be soiled or diminished, or th;·t a new n.:11elation will cause 1>eople to no longer love him as one of America·s great heroes. PTesently. he is embroiled in a dispute over whether he can squirrel away the tra n s · scribed rec- o rds of ha s telephon e conversation~ w h I I e in public office. On Christmas Eve , wh e n hardl y a creature was stirring, except Kissinger. he worked out an a rrange me nt whereby the records would be kept at the Library of Congress. with only Kissinger-approved persons having access to them. Now the arch1v1st of the Na tional Archl\•et. a nd Records Service. the Reporters' Commit tee for Freedo m of the Press and other professional organnat1ons claim Henry has no right to hide these controversial papers from P\lbhc view ( MCK ) THIMMESCH But when the "plumbers·· case was hot, estimable gents 1n this town like Sen. J . W. Fulbright and Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski and lamas of the press felt that "we can't lose llenry :· and laid off of him That urge survives A few week~ ago. a federal judge ruJed that Kissinger and his aide. Gen. Alexander Haig. were not J?uilty of violating Morton Halperin's civil rights for their part in the Nixon Administration's wiretap- ping or Halperin, once an assis· tant to Kissinger. T he same judge found Nixon. John Mitchell and H. R. <Bob> Halde man guilty and therefore liable to pay Halperin civil damages. From my reading of the case. I must skept1catly conclude that the judge is still cowed by the Kissinger m ystique, and also finds It easy to kick Nixon. et al. who a re d own. And how can u federal judge find our NATO commander, Gen Haig. guilty? The very thought! But we ha- ven·t heard the last of this case. for llaJperm is still convmced Kissinger and Haig are guilty, along with the others. KJSSINGER not only willmgly part1c1pated m the wiretapping program. he bad a hatred for Daniel Ellsberg which had plenty to do with the formation of the White House plumbers. lie ap- parently knew about the wiretap- ping right up to its termination. and he reportedly knew that something was being done about Ells berg. This involvem ent may not even be criminal, but his testimony on these matters w as cert::iinly a l· lowed to run along the margins of peTj ury. It would be revealing to read the transcripts of those Oval Office taped conversation s between Kissinger and Nixon. the secretary's notes of morning staff meetings where Kissinger ranted about E:lsberg, and the ver y transcriptions or Kiss- inger's phone calls -which he is trying to keep away from newsm en and the public. Henry Is no saint. He contribut- ed to the m entality in the Nixon White House which brought it to shame and ruin. But he has cleverly escaped being tarred with the guilt. Ehrlichman and others have done a tittle bit of Henry's time for him. He and Nixon fashioned 11 foreig n policy which served America well and could have de- veloped into the most successful diplomacy of this century. Instead. because of Watergate. arrogance and stupidity. that policy was arrested Nixon is shamed. but Klssinger seems to be escaping, for the mo- ment. anyway WASHINGTON With one oil tanker after another bleeding oil upon our seacoasts. the American people not only are s tuck with the environmental blight but must also pay most of the clean-up costs . The secr et papers or the shipowners r eveal how they bamboozle d Congr ess in the late 1960s to absolve them from finan c i a l liability. They anticipated the nasty oil s pillages . whic h have now polluted our shores They lobbied behind the scenes. therefore, to make sure they wouldn't have to pay the damages. In tact. they foresaw an en- vironmental catastrophe, which hasn't yet happe ned. Some day . they expect a giant, 200,000-ton supertanke r to break up and belch 50 million lo 80 million gaUons of oil into our coastal waters. This would be enough to stain the surf and blacken the beaches for hundreds of miles. We began lo investigate the oil industry's awesome power to pollute a fte r the tanker Argo Merchant broke a part on a shoal off Nantucket and gushed more Dear Gloomy Gus America, the BeautifuJ! God shed His grace on thee! And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to oily sea! O.L.V O•oom~ Gv' tomm•tth er• •~fled by r.,.otn 4nd do na41t«.•n•rUy ,.ft4Kt uw •••on ol lh• "''"'ip.aper S.ncl .,...... to.I -•etoOtoomrOu~. 0•11rP11o4 (JACK ANDERSON) than seven million gallons of oil into a pounding sea. We made trips out or state and out or the country to question oil insiders. We obtained documents in both English and Greek, prov· ing that the international petroleum a nd shipping tn· dustries blocked the laws, wh.ich might have s aved our coasts from the 011 blighl IN ATHENS, Brusscls. Lisbon. London. New York and Rome. according tu these documPnt". 1ntemationul oil men. shippe1·s and insurance m ogul s conl.pired privately as early as 1967 to thwart the U .S antipollution bills . They were worried about the inevitability of oil spills. The huge supertank er s carried enough oil to contaminate an en- tire seacoast. These long, whale· shaped sea monsters were con· structed of such thin steel for thelr size. warnC?d the experts, that they would rip apart if they should eve r run aground. Me mbers or Congress. foresee- ing the d anger . hegan drafting some tough liability laws. This U S. move could set a worldwide standard, which could raise in surance rates sky high or even make the supertankers uninsura ble, the shipowners feared. From their viewpoint, the most dangerous meas ures were in- troduced b y Sen. Edmund Muskie, 0 .-Me ., and Rep. PauJ Rogers, D.·Fla. The bills would have assessed the clean-up costs to the industries that make a pro· fit from oil The shipowners tracked these bills more carefully than they had ever monitored a storm at sea. "Prospects of the <Muskie> bill's passage?. " warned one lobbyist gloomily. "are con· sidered to be very good." THE SHIPPI NG lobbyists were joined by the oil lobbyists . "The Ame rican Pe tro leum lnstJtute wlll lobby to limit the liablllty or 3 shipowner ," happily After all, Kissinger was on the Jtovernment payroll. and was us· 1n1t government employ~ and facallltes t o r ecord those thousands or priceless conversa- tions. Unbeknowmsl to callers. Henry had as many as four secretaries listening in on his ,&elephone conversations, dutJJul J,y lranscrib10g e very word DURING those worst hours of Watergate. Kissinger had his most sensitive documents qwetly shipped off to \he-v ault.s of Nelson Rockeretler's estate at Pocantico HUii where a Rockefeller lad was once nearly bitten to death by fierce dogs kept there. Kiss· inger moved t.he stuff back when he was told it was egairult the I aw lo store classiCied documents ort government premises. Travel Puts Life in Its Place Now It develops lhal Kissinger kept the disputed telephone re- cords at Pountico Hills Wltil last week. Shame on you. Henry. There are skeptics in this town who think that If Kisslnger had been probed during the Watergate era. he would now be helping John Ehrlichman operate the septlc tanks at the federal prison in Salford, Ari&. Kissinger certnlnly ~ounded llke a perjurer in s worn te:sUmony before congressional committees. And Ehrlichman claims the tapes of Oval Office conversations would clearly de- monstrate that Klstln&er was the "moving and efflclent force that cauted the pwsh on (Daniel) El· .Jaber,." Ehrlich man says KJa&. lnger knew that ''some govern· ment enUty'' was taJdnl care or the Ellaberi problem. ftOVBLE 18 A federal Judie would not allow EbrUchman to Introduce any t ueb White House tapes or record• which mtaht bo .. to push a "national seeurl· arpmeot, based on Kill- ' r 'a lmp1oratJou. Aboard the SS Sa nta Mariana-As I may have men- tioned before, I travel less to see the world than to find myself, a much more Important malter. On this voyage, aboard a Prudential Line fre lghter- p ass en g er shJp. I shall s ee such things as the skyline of Rio, tbe urbanity of Buenos Aires and the wonders of Tierra del Fuego and the Strait of Magellan: but I will be much more interested ln finding how I've changed since the last time I gol a good look at myself. The journey. for me, is always w1lbi.n. An ocean·going shlp Is juat about perfection roe t.h1a type ot voyage. In mind'• eye I can lt1lJ see and smell the palnt on the Oate Brt<tge: but the d1stanc:e rve already gooc, inward. ta In· cakuJablt. The thing is, I don't know when and bow to 1et away rrocn home, which ls for me Telegraph Hill, the boltea and brio of North Beach. and lbe occasional dinner or drlnkln1 party ln t.be purUeua or Nob Hill or Pacific Heil)lt.s. When you are doln1 a job almost cooUnuoual7, and are ton ot to tbe midst of Ure a wC?ll. [ ] drain on the dwindling reserves CHARLES of your sympathy . McCABE NO, THE GLVT Is too great. at ------------some point, even to admit these something curious occurs. You find yourself in a groove. and suf- fering from a glut. Laziness keeps you from moving from the groove. The glut just over- whelms you. LET ME explain about lbe glut. Even a person as sedentary as t accumulates an enormous amount or sensory Impression.• eaeh day. Some of these are tied up with personal relaUonsblpe that can be frustrating. Others are things. like tbe gloomy pro-greas of the world, which are equally frustrating becauat there Ian 't much you can do about it. The reault LI a glut of un- a..almllated feeUn,.. You carry It about Uke an albatro.. You are always feeUn1 pres..ed and help. le11 because of the anodyne natureoflbe 1roove. Grooves are bad places to cope wtlh ihltl. Tbe glut becomes a 1reat wei,ht. like a heavy box you can· not let otJ your ba. It'• not a queatioo of what can I do about A'• request& tor mooe:y, or B'a buaband runnln1 aw11 rrocn her. or C's request that you do a tel.vision aeries, or F's ccmtaol problems to the forefront of your consciousness. much lesa apply critical Intelligence to them. By now. you have begun to use the Great Anodyne, booze, rather to excess. And this brings another glut, the physical one, where your sodden pores carry about great quantities of water, which you can slough off In a week of sobriety. Again, the impotence caused by the glut Within the groove. You need. and you know you need. a tota l withdrawal of the libido. This you get, alter a cou· pie of days of intense sack duty, with the aid of a couple or sleepers. on a gently rolling sea. Even though it has happened before, you are surprised that it comes again, that you still have that old resilience. that a sense of proportion is still possible. A wonderful thing happens. I call this a gathering. This is the time when a 11 that unabsorbed personal chaos built up over weeks and months of being hit too fast and responding too slowly, begins to slide away. TIDNGS rail into place. Flrst of all. naturaJly. you rediscover who you are. Without this schoolroom Pointer, you can do nothing about what you feel about what you felt, penumbral- ly, before. It ls you. ratbert.ban a bloated mind and a bloated heart, that you find putting thJn11 In order, a way ol doing things that you had almost forgotten about. Gradually, 1lke (oam ris ing lo the head of a b~er &18115 aft.cir a little agitation, the thlngB that should be heeded -.re pre.woted to you In palpable form. The cor· morants off the Panama Coast have made thclr appearance. speartna tlsh lnto their throaty baa•· I feel as 111 had Jusl 11bed a testy akin. reported one agent to his Athens· based bosses. Meanwhile. shippers and in· s urers met privately in Rome m late 1967 to consider the problem. This was followed four months later by another secret meeting in Lisbon. They finally agreed, according to a memo by ooe or the participants, to oppose "strict liability on shipowners for damage caused by the escape of oil." They hoped to Ii mil the liability of sh.tpowners merely to a polite explanation. "The owner of a vessel from which 011 has escaped. causin g pollution, tshouldl explain how the 011 was permitted to escap<:." it was pro· ~sed In case of a djsastrous oil s pill. in other words, the i.nsurance- shipping crowd wanted to let the owners off with a simple account of the accident. lt would be left to the victims to c lean up the oily mess. Representatives of the world insurance and shipping in· duslries slipped up to Capitol Hill in July. 1968 to sell this idea to the House Public Works Committee. They paid a quiet call on Richard SuJlivan, the chief counsel, who was processing the antipollution legislation. "WE WERE pleased to learn." one agent wrote back lo his superiors, that Sullivan would ··abandon.. the idea of holding the shipowners and oil com- panies totally liable for their oil accidents . The lobbyists also "argued strenuously against Cun· limited) liability for removaJ costs·· or s pilled oil. "Mr. Sullivan and bis staff fioaUy agreed ... the me mo reported triumphantly. According to the document, Sullivan then "met separately with representatives of the Ame r i c an Petroleum Institute ... Thereafter, another revision of tbe bill was pre- pared." This contained addi- tional concessions. Crowed one shipping represen· tative: "We believe (the coo· cessions> would accomplish as good a result as the sbipowoen and their (insurance> cJul:x\ could hope to achieve in any oil pollu· lion bill which the United States Congress might pass." ll should not, the memo added. "have any serious effect on the Onsurancel premiums." VET EVEN this limited an· lipollution m easure was kept off the law books for two more years. It provided for a moderate boost In liability. w1th no real means for collecting on oll dis· asters In the last Congress, environ· mentalists tried once more to place more liablllly for oil spillages on the oil industry and the tanker n eets . But once again It was bottled up by the special interests. OAAHGE COAST l<olwrt N. Wt'4Td, Pvbl.f3Mr Thamar Keev11. 1".dltor 6artlara Kr~t>fch. Ellltonal Pagr Eidttor "T'he editorial page of lhe Daily Pilot seeks t o inform and stimulatt-ruders by praenUna on this Pllite diver8e commentary on toPiCll or Interest by s)'ndlcat· ed rolumnl11u and c1rtoon.1&ts. by provldlnii a rorum tor readera· vl.-w!I und by preaenlln11 thJe newspaper's opinions and ldttN on current toplc:1. The edltortal opinions or the DaUy Pilot 1ppear only 1n the editorial column at the top or the poge. Opll\lons ~ Pf'CSUd by the columnists and cartoonJat.s end letter wnten ·~ Ulelr own and no cndorsement ol their views by the DaUy Pl.lot should be lnft~ Thursday. J.n.13, um '• " '• f ' I l I Leads N o min ees Band 'P ick ' For Grammy ... LOS ANGELES CAP) -Slarland Vocal Band, 1 mltively new to the record Industry. leads a field ~ IDOltly w,u known names in nominaUons for lhe 19tb annual Grammy Awardi. 8tarland rolled up nominations Wednesday for best new artist or the year, record or the year and aoni of U>e year for their sensuous love song ... Af temoon De..,ht ... PAUL SIMON'S "St WAYS to Leave Your Lov· e r." Barry Manilow's "I Write the Songs,' Cblcago'a "If You Leave Me Now" and George 1 Benson's "This Masquerade'' also were nominated for record of the year. Stevie Wonder, alm05t a permanent rixture in the annual Grammy show, plays another prominent part i.Q this year's nominations. He was nominated for male performer or the year and his "Songs in the Key of Ufe" was nominated for album or the year. Othe r a lbums nominated were Geor ge Benson's "Breezin'." ''Chicago X" by Chicago, Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive" and BoiScaeg.s' "Silk Degrees." THE G RAMMIES, TitE MUSIC industry's Oscars, ar e presented by the Natlonal Academy or Re<:ording Arts and Sciences. Nom inations are sug. gested by academy members and record com· panies. Nominees are selected -us ually rive m each or 49 categories by academy co mmit· tees and the winners are chosen by voting mem- bers or the academy at large. This year 's winners will be announced in a n ation ally televised awards show Feb. 19 at th e H o l l y wood Palladium . hosted by singer Andy Williams. APWI ....... Bes ide s Wonder, nominees fo r best male perform er in the pop field included Scaggs, B enson , Go rd on Lightfoot a nd Lou Rawls. COLE Lightfoot a ls o won a song·of·tbe-year nomina- tion for his "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" along with songwriters Bill Danoff for "Afternoon Delight," Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield for "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do," Bruce J ohnston for "I Write the Songs" and Leon Russell for "This Masquerade ." NOMINATE D WITH Sf ARLAND for best new artist or group were 805ton, the Brothers Johnson. Wild Cherry and Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band. Natalie Cole was again in the running for the best fem ale performer for her album, "Natalie Cole." Also nominated were Lmda Ronstadt for "Hasten Down the Wind," Emmylou Harris for "Here , There and Everywhere," Joni Mitchell for "The Hissin g of Summer Lawns" and Vicki Sue Robinson for "Turn the Beat Around." Johnny Taylor's smash hit, "Disco Lady," led the list of nominations for best rhythm and blues song. along with ''Love Hangover," "Lowdown," "Misty Blue" and "Shake Your Booty." COMPETING FOR BEST RHYTHM and blues female performe r were Melba Moore . Diana Ross. Dor othy Moore. Aretha Franklin and Nat.alle Cole. For male R&B performer the nominees were Johnny T aylor, RaWis, Joe Simon, Wonder, Marvin Gaye and Scaggs . Nominated for best country song were "Drop Kick Me, J esus. Through the Goal Posts of Life," "Broken Lady." ··nie Door 1s Al ways Open," "Everytime You Touch Me" and "Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life" BEST COUNTRY GROUP NOMINEES .were The Amazing Rhythm Aces, Asleep at the Wheel, the Sta tle r Brothers. George Jones-Tamm y Wynette and Lore tta Lynn·Conway Twitty Waylon Je nnings was nommated as country m ale perfor mer of the year. as were Wllhe Nelson, Ronnie Milsap, Larry Gatlin and Mac Davis. Nom inees for female country performer in eluded Emmylou Hams, Dolly Pa rton. Cr yst &I Gale. Ta mmy Wyneueand Mary Kay Place U.S. Sues Youths For Forest Fire LOS ANGELES (AP> Three Santa Maria youths accused of starting a 1975 fire in Los Padres National Forest are being sued by the fede ral gov emmeot for the $275,000 it cost to extinguish that blu e. Tbe governm ent filed suit In Los Angeles Federal Court against Patrick Donovan, Ronald Mc Vicar and Richard Ortega and their parents. Tbe suit contends that the three youths started the forest fire Sept. 25, 1975. by in tentionally throw- lna a U1hted Oare into dry brush. ... r •• outdoor furniture FACTORY SECONDS AND OVERSTOCK SALE SUPER Furniture! SUPER 50% OFF SALE CHAIRS CHAISES TABLES ... .... .... s3900 s77se s3000 ONE DAY ONLY! Wit ONLYI g A.M. Saturda6, Janua~ 15, 1977 NO CHECKS R CRED T CARDS 17101 Armstrong Ave. • Irvine PHONE 714/540-8760 Thursday. Janua7 13. 1977 OAJL Y PILOT A 7 Legisla tor To Admit TV Writer Still Missing I Drinking NEW YORK (AP) -Nearly SIX weeks after the wife of former presidential counsel Leonard Gar. ment disappeared. police say they don't know "Ir she just Oipped," "got amneaia." or "knows what made during an installm ent of "The Edae of Night·• for her to contact her husband and two children. "Hopefully, she's all right, she's Just not ready to get lo touch with her family," Sanders aald. "These things have happened." SACRAMENTO <AP> -A De mocr atic as· sembly m an s aid h e would plead guilty today to a drunken driving citation he received the day h e r eturne d to Sacramento a rter the holidays, bis oflice said. s he's dotna a nd doesn't want to call home.·· Grace Garment, 49, who wrote for tbe television soap opera "Edge or Night." was last seen Doo. 3 at Pennsylvania Station in midtown Manhattan. short· ly before she bad a psychiatric appointment for treatment of depression. Sanders said he has made periodic painful calll to Garmel\l lo which each man reporta he bu not.bins to tell the other. The a rrest of Tom Suitt. a s e cond-term legisla to r f r o m the Riverside County town of Indian Wells . occurred Jan. 3 in Yolo County after Suitt said he bad so m e dr i nk s w ith friends. "WE'RE TOTALLY IN THE dark .. The family hasn't beard anything," Sgt. Max Sanders or the Police De~rtment's Missing Persons Squad MERCURY SAVINGS m.,/ fonH m11mri11tinn -said in an interview. AltWI,..._. TOP MALE? Stevie Wonder A 13·state alarm has produced no leads. and Sanders said police continue to check "hospitals. morgues a nd what-not for unknowns or for persons using any of her names. Vote Sla te d LOS ANGELES CAP> -A charter amendment that would delete the mandatory retir ement age of 70 fo r c it y employes has been ap- proved by the City Coun· cit to be placed on the Apri!S municipal ballot. Throug h an office s po keswo m a n. Suitt said: "f regret the inci· dent, and I hope 1 didn't inconvenience anyone." "We're in touch with Washington. with the F BI. lC they get a tentative from anywhere in the coun· try. they know what we're looking for," Sanders said. Executive Oll1cea: 7812 Edinger Ave .. Hunllngton Beach. CA 9264 7 -~--·-- He added he did not think his drinking im· paired his driving ability that night. MRS. GARMENT, WHO WAS. wearing a pink turtleneck sweater. brown Cur coat and slacks. had been in a hos pital and had been very unhappy there. Sanders s aid . 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OfllWO•llY""'toot- 1be state Water Resources Control Board and Orange County water and sanitation officials are backing a pro- posal lo reclaim more waste water and encourage its use. The plan could generate up to 2.4 million more acre-feet ot water by the year 2000. said state water official Dean Thompson. One acre-foot equals 326.000 gallons. THE PROPOSAL CALLS for studies to determine where projects should be developed. legislation to en'· courage use of reclaimed water and de velopment of more facilities to r eclaim water for agricultural. recreational a nd industrial use. <Related stories, Page 86.) plants con vert ed to r eclamation facilities,'' said Thompson. ORANGE COUNTY WATER Dis· trict <OCWD I and Orange County Sanitation Districts <OCSD> officials expressed support for the Wa ter Resources Board's plan. OCWD and OCSD have been work. ing jointly s ince October 1976 to reclaim treated waste water and in· ject about 15 million gallons a day into •ft "'6uld f»e a real Wtt.eflt to Ora-.e eo-tv '' IDe ~•-"' ... ~ reelal..ed 1eG•fe IOGtft9 for n1ela proj~t• a• fll"t!~belr lrrfgatlo-. ••• y the ground to prevent saltwater in- trusion from the ocean, officials said. to reclaim watel' ln Orange County as it is to import it." s aid Lewis. But l! Northern Callfomla suffers serious droughts, as it has this year and last. things may change. Lewis added. "WE JtJST CAN'T UEP import· ing Northern California water. We 11bould work toward reusina our own water." said Lewis. ocwo imports two-thirds or the water used to re plenish the Oranae County groundwater basin. "We can never wear water out. It can always be reused, .. saJd Lewis. "Which Is better than just dumping treated waste water into the ocean." ------- Come To Our Gigantic IDEWALK SALE! SATURDAY JAN. 15TH. , 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ....... , ........ ,~ ... ·- Research programs to identity and seek solutions to health problems in· volved in augm enting human water supplies with r eclaimed water are another phase of the proposed plan. "We also have a pilot program us - ing re cla imed water to irrigate shrubs along the Santa Ana River run- ning through Fountain Valley." said Daryle Bailey. OCWD spokesman. Bargains In Every Storel Savings Thru-out "I hate the way he looks at me like a bean-sprout salad .. "What we are re ally trying to get is more existing sewage treatment L I Deaths Elsew~re Health Buikling Work Awarded "IT WOULD BE A real benefit to Orange County if we could use reclaimed waste water for such pro- jects as greenbelt irrigation and let the water p e rcolate into the groundwater basin." said Bailey. MJAMI BEACH. 1-'la. (AP) -William Douglas Pawley. 80. a former U.S. ambassador and aviation expe rt who established airlines in several countries. died Friday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. LOS ANGELES <AP > -111.X. Jerome. 83, who hri~ received Academy Award nominations for bi1 movie songs. died Saturday . He w as Beat.la Notices 9APTIS'l'E PAUL 811PTISTE.rHl<tontOISovll\ (.~"•· C•Htorn;• P •s'4'd tt.W-4y J.,....,., 11. 1•77 Service\ pen<11nq PAC:ll'IC VIEW MEMORIAL PARot 'illQRTUARV NIEL H4ZEL E NIEL. re"-Of On t..-.0. C.tltorrha Formtr 40 ,.., ,...., der\t of Co,t• M•\IL Ca11torn1~ ~ •••Y January 11 tC171 She l\ ..... 1...., l>1 l\u~ Glen c. HIOI Of ,... ~•i two brotlMrt Clitr~e l'Ortle~ Of Cu<ver City, C.., ~ l'ot'bl\ of Nebf,nt(a. five nhKtt~ hw ...,._.,, Gr•ve\lde \~rvlC9\ on Fri dill• J•""'"'"' u at t 00 PM 1-11roor RHt Mtmortat P11rk w•tn Paslor RoCiart IM'>Ql ton olflc1el1'>Q Frleno\ .... , u lt 81 8ELl 8R0 110WAY MORTUARY on Tl\U•\d81 ,,.,, I] '""" 11 Hoon to 8 JO PM RELL BROADWAY MORTUARY dlrl'<IOn f>G.'1~. EATON AMER EATON. rtt1<Wnt Of L""O S.•cl'I, Callfornla Pan ed awo J.-.uarv 11, 1'77 Sffv•Ce\ IJO"dlnq PACIFIC VIEW MEMORlllL PARK MOR TVA.RV' 0'9111EN MYRTLE I 0 BRtEH. ~·-Of COrone 0.1 Mar. c .. 111omi•. P.""'1 -•v Janu.ry II, 1971 S..n lce\ OMd· 1119 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORl llL PAR It MORTUARY KLINE El.ll.A8ETH M KLINE. rnlo..nt Of <:.otona 0.1 Mar C..lllornla Pe,...., ..,aYJfJOU.f"f 11. t•77 S,.,rv,c.-...~ lltQ PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL _..RK MORTUARY IA.I. TZ-Ull4HlOH ~LHOMI Corona def Mar 673-9450 Calta Mesa 646-2424 l&LllOAOWAY MOITVAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa ~2-9150 McC~JCK WOl'TVUIU Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna H ills 7&8-0933 Sat\ Jvan Cao1strano 495-1776 PAClftC Y11W ...OllAl,All Cemetery Monuary Cha pet 3500 Pa<:1ttc ll1ew Onve Newoon. Callf()(nt8 ~4-2700 ,_, ...... , co&.oMAL AIMRA&. HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave WMtm1ntter 8~52S INITMI' MOITUMY 627 a..aln St Hulot1nQlon Beach 53&-8539 IM1'M TU1'MIU u...- CMM wtlTCUPJ CHAra Mortuary •• 84&-4888 427 E. 17th St . Costa M esa PVBUC N011CE fllCTITIOUS euStNESS • llfAM• STATR4111•NT • tlW IOf-1"" l>eftoflt ... 0oino Ml IWU•• • SEAL BEACH CAR WA~ 911 t.Hlt Oletl H"Y .. s .. 1 llMtl'I CA .,., ' °"VOf"V I. llulh l . TeotM;o. )IS ~A .... LOftQBa~.CA'IOtlc • 0,..,..., E Te<Msco, ~Mir ..... -Y. '--llH<ll, CA '°'°1 : Tllll blnlMst ll COftdlKI .. Oy • .... ,.1.,.""9r\lllD. • Gr·_., E. T-.Co • Tltll t1& .. ment llrtl filed Will! h C--1 Clartl OI Orer199 COUftty Ofl O.C • .. ,,, .. . ..... ; "'-'"*' ~ toan Delly PllOI, .-... 11. JO. 21. ltn • PtJBUCN~ hono r ed in 1943 fo r "Sw e et Dr e am s Swe etheart·' from the movie, ··HoU ywood Can- teen." and in l!M5 for ·'Som e S unday Morn· Ing, .. from the film. "San Antonio." LOS ANGELES (AP> -Engineer Ralph E . Phllllps, 80. founder and board chairman of the rum that designed Los Ang e l es' fir st skyscraper, the Occiden- tal Center. died Monday. PLYMOUTH. Mass. (AP) -Rutb Wakefield. 73 , c r e dit e d with originating the toll house chocolate chip cookie, died Monda y . Mrs . Wakefi eld operated the Toll House Inn in Whit· man with her husband for 37 years. A $1.2 million contract to remodel a downtown Santa Ana office building for the new Orange County health building has been awarded to CMC General Contractors of Gardena. The contract. awarded by county supervisors. will cover the first phase ot what is expected to be a $2.5 million remodeling job. A report to supervisors said the in- itial phase calls for renovation of 49,600 square fe et for environmental health , publi c health nurs ing. lunchrooms, storage and office space. Funds for the project were provided under terms of the federal Public Works Employment Act ot tln6. OCWD Water F actory 21, located in Fountain Valley. "provides the highest treatment ever done to waste water:· said Bailey. "We want to build another water factory in Anaheim.·' the OCWD spokesman said. The water district is hoping to receive federal or state grants to expand its waste water reclamation projects. Bailey added. OCSD ALSO HAS plans on the draw- ing boards which will reclaim more waste water for use in Orange County. according to Ray Lewis, sanitation districts chief engineer. "At present it is not as economical Seminar On Energy Planned REAL EST ATE SALES MANAGER We are looking for top management personnel with two years or more eicperience 1n residential real estate to rrenage established of11ce "' Huntington Beach/fountain Valley area. Excellent Compensation Send resume in confidence to Ad #788, OSJly Pilot. P.O Boie t560. Costa Mesa. CA . 1610 San Miguel Drive Newport Beach S A N FRANCISCO <AP> -William E. Paul, 66. who li ved with a trans planted heart for nearly 71 'l years , died Monday of pneum onia at the U niv e r s it y o f California Hospital. Oran ge C ount y Supervisors will sponsor a one-day seminar in May on steps t o be taken in the event of an energy shortage. Supervisor Laurence Schmit said county of- ficials s hould look at ••• the Gunfichi ai che O.K. Corral tooJt pJa"? HONOLULU <AP > -ways to handle future oil The county medical ex-embargoes with local aminer is awaiting government leaders and laboratory tests to de-those from private in· termine the cause of de-dustry. athof Anthony Spreckeb H E S AID lo cal or-m. the son of the late ficials should realize the s u gar h ei r . Adolph nation s till is dependent S pr e ck e l s ll . a on f o reign oil and spokesman said We«lnes· vulnerable to the effects day. Spreckels, 27. was of an embargo. found dead at a friend's County offic ials said in home he re Friday. a report to the board that ANTRIM, N.H. CAP) -John Wllllams Caughey, 102, a New England artist and in· ventor. died al his home here Tuesd ay a fte r a brief illness. PARIS (A P) -Henri· Geor ges Clouzot, 69. the French film writer and director. died Wednes- day night af after a heart attack. Clouzot 's best films were marked by realis m and tension. They included "Quai des Orfevres" in 1947. "The Wages of Fear" in 1952 and "Diabolique " in 19M. ,\ 1 " I 1 I 11 I I' I ·.,; '. a seminar of lo<:al of· ficials couJd be the start- ing point for developing a local energy. shortage plan. Such a plan could be created in cooperation with the state, they said, and outline s teps to be taken in an energy emergency. Aliens Ready An e stimat ed 126 form e r aliens are scheduled to be come Americ an citizens to- day in tbe first Orange County Superior Court naturalization cere mony otum. Ttv.DITIONAL CUYl'll 1 !"<; SEMI-ANNUAL SALE STARTS TODAY Thurs., Jan. 13th 10 A.M. sum· SPOl'f coAn DllSS ...t CASU.U Sl.ACIS TIIS • Stem • SWIA 18.S .000 TASTI WILL M.WAYS II IM S'nU 17th & lrvfne Ave. • Wtttolltf Pfau N9'#p0rt 8Mct1 • ~792 The date was October 8. 1881 and the place was !he south side of Freemont Street in Tombstone. not in the O.K. Corral. Famed old west gunmen Doc Holliday. 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CAN YOU IEAT THIS •.• LEATHER COATS OUR EHTIRE STOCk OF FINE DOMESTIC & IMPORTEO LEATHERS WITH EUROPEAN STYLING I 00°/o PURE ALPACA ., SWEATERS ENDORSED IY A FAMOUS GOLFER IH SHADES OF NAVY, RB>, ILUE. GOLD RIGULAR TO $39.50 " ~ . . .,.._ ___ ....,SE""""'E-IHG...,.._IS-l._El-l-EV-IN-G----------1:: SPORT COATS ASSORTED STYLIS IY LEADING MFG. CO. 'I :· PRICED AT A AlACTIOM OF OUR COST. .; VAL TO $200 : UtNted 9"ittffy I ~-----------------------· GENUINE LEATHER TRIMMED ~ DENIM JEAllS REGULAR PRICE $22 t/ CASUAL · PANTS South Coast ?laza ... oML v SAM DIEGO FUIWA Y AT lllSTOL • COST A MISA. CAL • 140. I I02 TEXTURJZID rOL YESTBl REGULAJl PllJCE $22 COLORFUL SB.ECTIOM DOMESTIC & IMPORTED SWEATERS SOLD FOR REGULARLY AT $30 . IMPORTED SHORT SLEEVES SPORT SHIR.TS REGULAR PRICE $19.99 FAMTASTIC SB.ICTIOH NEW COLOR5-4fEW PATTIRNS TIES-TIES RIGU.Aa SI O.S I 2·S 15 ALL SALES FINAL NO LAY-AWAYS NO EXCHANGES ' . . . . . . . . . .. A J 0 DAIL V PILOT Thup1c$ay. January 13, 1977 , TV Iµng Facing Death A .. w1,.,.. .. IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE TUPPERWARE Tltfany James Shows Party Merchandise Sexy Sales Party Offerings Brief BOSTON CAPJ -When Tiffany James visits groups or housewives In their homes. It isn't Tupperware s he bnngs 1l's sexy bikini panties and s ee· through brassieres. "I BEl.IEVE THERE'S A LITTLE bit of showgirl in everyone," said Mrs. J ames, owner of a Boston lrngcrie shop, the Un· dercover Boutique She said she started peddling her wares in Boston ~i ll lni: rooms <ifter her store ac- cumulated a hatch or cut out hras and crotch- less panties. Four of her mother's middle-age fn ~nds askt•d 1f lht•y t·ould sell Lhe racy bloomt•r:i 111 thl·1r m1.n hom<.·s NOW MRS. J 1H 1t:S llOLDS regular lingerie parties 111 addilJon to running her shop. She encourai::ci. customers to try the merchandise on. "A lot of m y customers are m1drile-age women who reahzc their husbands are out meeting all kinds of fcmaJes and want to make themselves a little more interesting," said Mrs. James. ··They're out of their flannel nighties. They'r e a different type of person. They're more aggressive.'' Dental Aides Set Education Meet An educational meeting for the Southern California Dental Assistants :\:-.soc1alion wall be held Feb 5·6 at the AaJboa Bay Club in Newport Beach. Guest speakers will be Daniel 0 Keeling, presi- dent of Keeling and Co , Thomas E Tennant. assis· tant vice president of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co .. and Barbara Coin Carll.on. a p:-.ycholog1st About 600 members are r '<pectcd to attend For more mformot1on. call Ooroth} J G ri ggs at 213 /240·2029. 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Justice on Trial " o n "ABC Closel.ip" Friday night. • THE AVERAGE na· tional ratin&s for the week showfd A BC with a 21.4 rating, repres enting 15 2 million homes. followed by NBC with a 20.2 r ating. or 14 4 miU1on homes. and CBS. 20.1. or 14 3 million "Happy Days" and .. Laverne and Sharley" propelled ABC into the ratings forefront for the week. NBC'S SUNDAV after· noon t elecast of the Super Bowl football game for the Na lion al Football League cham· pionship was not in· eluded in the rating sur· vey,. which covers only prime-time programs CBS offered what 1t l'alled an alternative to tho:;e shows Tuesday, but the first ins tallment of "Who's Who" turned up in 58th place. fourth from the bottom. "VIOL ENCE IN America," a three-hour NBC special, got a 20.9 rating Wednesd ay night. Placing 33rd in the rat- ings, the show was the highest-r ated long. duration documentary in television his tory, the network says ln order . the lop 10 shows were. Heooy O«l•n w 1tf'I d lA I td11f'q, ABC. "l•Vfrne arid Stllrlf''I', 3A '· ABC. "M A·!>-H,' 19. ces. R••O on EnttbOot.'' l'I 7, 1>j 8C "OM o..v ~1 " Ti,,..,," 16 S. CBS Gre~n Ev~' t6 J. A8C'\ Mortd11v n19ht mov1t' '.:~1Z11~":"i.! ~:~~iv~~t; 'c7is1· ·A~~11 Oo\reV" H t. NBC. •no "Ol•rltV \ A~l~~·;.~':.'a.!:.~1no" on ABC ""° t.O Minutn." w•r• ne•,IY tltd wttr- thl IOtli plac~ \N>W l>Ul h.od • \llqf\lly \m.efrer ~,.. ot tM •vdi•ncr 'f'lPl!C t•~ly other \hoW\ 1n the top 10 wieno "Slar\ltr al'O Hutch, 'ABC S..ntO<d ~Son ·• NBC, .. M'9'¥1141t Fi~O • CBS. S.rntv M11lor • 8C Bo••l t• •· -ac ··su. Mtlho" Oo1t•r ~n · ABC Mau~ CBS. er>d L•lllr .-.°"".°" ,,.._. p,.,,,~ ces T"f' W•lto,,, -tnl"I fh_. J•t ''"'"Wn\ •1mO· t h.,d l.•tl1t' HOUY' "' SAN DIEGO CAP> -Ray Carnohan, who bas cancer of the pancreas. is s wng the federal govern· ment for permission to have the illegal drue Laetrile administered to rum Carnohan, whose illness cannot be helped by surgery, contends in the suit that Laetrile Is his ''last hope of sustaining life" and is the treatment of hls choice. CARNOHAN STATES IN THE suit he has full knowledge of the Food and Drug Administration's ruling that Laetrile, which is derived froni apricot kemels, is of no us e in treating cancer However, he argues a ban on the importing and administering of the drug violates his constitutional rights . Dtl\VID MATHEWS, THE PRESENTsecret3ry of Health. Education Welfare, and secretary designate Joseph A. Califano are both named as de- fendants in the suit. Carnohan seeks a court order prohibiting the food and Dr ug Administratton from enforcing the ban. plus an order ab5olv1ng his physician from c1v1l or criminal prosecution for administenng the drug if 1t 1s obtained . Fir1n Must Halt Vitamin C Claiin LOS AN GELES (AP> -A San Fernando Valley vitamin firm has agreed to stop advertising certain vitamin C products which allegedly contain ascorbic acid ins tead of the advertised rose hips or acerola berries In a stipulated Judgment, under which a ca!'>c· I!'> settled without trial or admil.s1on of wrongdutng, Kai Inc also agreed lo pay a $2.500 civil penall.~ The agreement ended a lawsuit filed by the con· sumer affairs branch of the district attorney's of fice. The suit also churned that the firm m arketed a product railed Vegetarian Vitaroi which was ma<le from acetate, although it was advertised as cont:un ing vitamin A from lemon grass oil. PARDON RATE OFF SACRAMENTO CAPJ Gov Edmund Brown .Jr has issued 95 pardons in two years. but is issu· ing fewer than his pre· deces s o r , Ronald Rea~an . Ma rie M o r etti, Brown's cle mency assis- tant, said that he granted 44 pardons Christmas Eve to ex-convicts. Reagan pard oned n('arly 600 pers ons dur· ing his ei;.:ht years m of· C1ce l""lOl~\OOl ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOVS IVSINEU .. AME STATEMENT T"" tooowilt!J "'"°" •S OC.nq bu\o nit\\ a\ BICYCLE E XCH ANGE 01' NEWPOAT·MESA ... P•ul•ronoAvtt., Cost•~. CA '2•2• William E C•m ot>•ll 10147 Mioh1tor Or .• Hunttnqton 6t'1tth (A .,"" Ht•\ bu\•ne-., t\ <onductttd b¥ •n 1n dtv•dU•I William ( C•MC>~ll Thi\ \t•lPrnent ._,., titeia ""''" uw County Clerk ot OranQt• Coun'v on o~umO.•lO, 1'77 ... ...,, Publl\>leo Oran9'" coot D••tv Pllo1 J"" •. ll 10,,, .. ,, \.001./lo PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING llOS NOTICE IS HEllEB\' GIVEN 1,,..1 '"" a...ro ol ltouutto-> of '"" New00<1 ~ Untlled 'kMol 01\lrt(I ol Or ... O" Count¥' Cltltor"'*· wUI rf(ti~ W:<ll«d l>oO\ uo to II 00 J.M on "'" 17th CM~ OI JMtl,Ury f'11. •' t~ rtff•c• Of ,.,,a Schoo• O•\tr4t1 •.c.•t11d ,., 11s1 .,,.,. •n t ilt Awnue C.01ottt M iu,• (ftllforntft '' ••tf'Ut." """' '••O b!t1' wtll bit OUl)f1{ Iv ~ •nd ,.. • .cs for •vTOMATICCOLL'I ro11 P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llVSI HES~ NAM&ST&TEME!olT Th• totlow1nq pen.on-. •r•· OOH'tq ~· M '\\.\ \HOREll!>jf ~HI PPERS '710 E V.ff'V Ave • \uttw 10'1 ,•nt.t A"9, U 9210S "4-rw ~ w111i~,m+. t.t(M) C.Of111o P&r• Or Ap1 100 8 '>•nt• ""4i, Clo •mos Ao~rl A Elliott Sr UQOCAcr-1110 Par1t Or AOI 11)0 8 \drH1t An•, CA 9210S ,.,,, th.1\int>'' 1 , onauc.t.-o ov d Of"flflrll ~rlnt>"'"'o Gf'tf'l4"'A. w 1111,1m· Jhn ~,.,,.,.,.,nr Wd'-t1h•d w1tF) tne- Qt1,mtv t ltr" ot OrdnQe Co""''f°" Jan I 19/) F10IQ P\Jbh~~n Ori'tn'J .. r o"~' Od•lv Pi~ J•n IJ 10. ll •M ~•I> J 191/ lJ.6-71 PUBLJC NOTICE l'ICTtTIOUS llVSIN£SS H""'E ST•TEM(NT Tr'• tollow1nq Of'r\Of\\ ,jr• OO•'lQ ~· nf"\\ft\ Eleeted J . J e ff Pence o f Corona del Mar has be en e l ecte d t o board of directors of University of Ken· lucky Alumni As· sociation. 81.F,SS ALL TORONTO IAP> Si~n out!'1dl' M amland Cr}slal Glass Ltd 1n Toronto 'GOd Bless AU Little B o y s With Slingshots Bav Blallled Disney's Ski Plans 'Clean' PORTERVILLE <~P) -An air quallly 1\udy hu determined 1t lS unlikely that sifnlCicant pollu· Uon would result from Disney Productions' pro· posed ski resort at M10eral Klng, forest oftlclal$ re· port. The study by Meteorology Research, Inc. of Alladena evaluated a previous analysis ln the MlneraJ King Final Environmental Statement, said Sequoia Na lion al Forest Supervisor J ohn A . Leasure. MIU DETERMINED THAT THE prlmary sources of polh1tants in the southern Sierra Nevada , are the San Ftaocl.sco Bay area and urban and agricultural centers in the San Joaquin Valley. The results were essentially the same as those in the first environmental statement, Leu ure saicJ. The study concluded that "in all cases. increases in polJutant em1Ss1ons attnbutable to the proposed project are less than l percent." THE DISNEY PLAN FOR a maJor ski resort has been under attack by env1ronmentahsts for .. decade, and its scope has been scaled down s ince it was first proPosed. FOR THE PROFESSIONAL TOUCH: WALLPAPER DECOR INTERIORS . Complete se4edion of watlpaper. drap~rit:~. carpet, ftoorinq. upholstery, fumiture. liqhtinq and acce\son~s. \ i.~;, Our \1#1t" 1'1#1fi911 '' udio 2S892 MARGUERITE Pk WY .. MISSION V'IEJO I .Q"\ r .. 1l0 ~ ...... •o ... ~., Porla .. o y '"'' \owt"' of Tuyoto Df'oif"f' 495-0202 Monday "'"' Saturday 830-0400 CLEAR MIRROR TILE 49 C All JST QUALITY! ADDS LIGHT & DIMENSION TO ROOMS! 12 i \2" VINYL FLOOR RUNNER CLEAR YINn PROTECTS FLOORS 7 g c llN. & CARPET! NON-SKID BACK! 27 FT. DECORATOR BRICK TILE •H bod1' •re to tM-'" 4l<.tordttK.lf ••tn Conofttc)no\ ln<tf\Khon\ •~O So>c:llk .t 1~ wh1c.h are f'IOW on t11 .. tn uw oftt<t ot ,...., Pure"•''"• 01tflrf~ of w•O Sc:hoOt O•\tr•ct '9S1 PIA(,..nll t AW'ntlfl Co\t• 1'¥w C..lllorn•• .,.,, 6ATAVI .. wooos L TO 1)1~ E ~ Al\.Otfo'lllt~ Pf S 1nt• A.n"' CA "110S J•~' E. 8itrton ?ll8) El Rl'OC)\,A uciuna H•ll\ CA .,Ul Att"trd ~ Stfnton 1\091 Port,.••l"IQ Or M•\\•Gn Vt'°IO CA, ltl61\ W•Ut r A F"rom.-Jr t ~rmtt4tQtll> u re N-oor• ll#ac ~ C • •1~ Cultured Mttrhlt Top! BA Tff ROOM VANITIES ., , Dtcorotiv1r VetSOt11e. lOOK & rm Of Rm BRICK' 2 7 9 NATURAL R£J>l COVERS S SQ. FT. OAK PARQUET nus PRC-FINISHED, INLAID PARQUET! 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Y._ t519t IUCM 321 W. 11" UltOYClll"'· IC. 898'-3388 547-7781 Ph . 645-' '26 Dlllyf.t P.M .. S.t.T.l :>O·l tl°'.M .. SUM.10.H.M. IAHKAMERICARO ' MASUR CHARGE WELCOME -USE OUR maw , Walls Have EARS We've all heard of Big Brother watching but is he listening. too? Not r eally. In this case, the giant EARS were created when part · of neon sign on Sears, Roebuck and Company in Laguna Hills burned out. leaving passing motorists on San Diego Freeway with late evening chuckle. Thursdoy. Janu1ry 13. 19n DAILY PlLOT ~ l I Dymally ~f-RA.f:!.~~I Roeker Fined But LSD Rap Nixed CHURCH HITS TOP Kin Files ~--+ PHOENIX. Ariz <AP> North Phoenix Baptist Lawsu i t AYLESBURY . England fAP) -Keith Churc h ha :-. brokt-n: Richard, 33-year-old lead guilansl for the Rolling ground for a S5 5 malhon . Stones rock group. has been fined Sl,275 after being worship and Chns11.1n I conv~cled in Aylesbury Crown Court of possessing education I ac1ht)' wtuch ! cocame. a chun·h s pokesman : LOS ANGELES (AP> But Richard . convicted on the cocaine t•hargo says wall be the nation·~ : The brother of Lt. Wednesday. wa11 found innocent of possessrng the 1arge11l wor:.h1p renter Go\· Mervyn Dymally hallucinatory drug LSD. It is to be erected on a: has filed a $5. 75 mill.Jon The charges had been brought after police al· 40·acre plot. and 111 due ! dollar damage suit legedtheyroundthed.rugsinasearchofhimand for completion in! against Rockwell In· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~c~a~r~M~a~y~19~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Deccmber • temaricnal Corp., aJleg-= ing that he was fired by the company because he brought the company's atte:-tion t o 1r · rejl ul a1 lli cs 1n Rockwell's affirmatwe action program. Rome r Joseph Dymal· ly, 46, said he learned of the alleged 1rres::utarit1es while working as liaison o ffi cer between Rockwell and members of Cong r ess' Bl ack Caucus on behalf of Rockwell's B·l bomber project. Oymally's suit, filed in Los Angeles Federal Court , claims that Rockwell accused him of causing trouble and then fired him without good causeJan. 16, 1976. THIS -----STRAWBERRY MARGARITA MIX MAKES \ Ab u Or1g1nal f.1.11q.ir1t.l M1>. h:c;u d ~\Jnf'5t. r.11x Mexican Collee Mix Bloody Maria Muc \ . -------------------------------Oymally is seeking $5 Fme Okayed million in punitive FABULOUS Saddlehack Tuition Cut $1 Saddleback College trustees have voted to re· duce slightly the schOol 's non-resident tuition fees for next year because the relative cost of educating· such s tudents has dipped. Students aUending Saddleback who have not lived in California for three years now pay $42 per semester unit. That equates about $1,230 per year for a full-time student. NEXT YEAR, THECOSI" WI LL drop to $41 per semester unit. College officials said the sli ght decline was the result of computations that must be performed each year based on the school's enrollment. the number of non-resident students and the cost of pro- viding them with an education. The primary reason for the drop was that there are now fewer non-resident students attending Sad- dJeback than the year before. A college spokesman said that in the fall of the 1975-76 school year , there were 182 non-residents at- tencijng Saddleback. This fall, there were only 128. THE DECLINE WAS CAUSED when the stale declared in September that Vietnamese r efu gees were being considered California residents after on· Ly one year instead of the usual three, the spokesman said. "That kind or messed up our records and pro· babl~ resutted i)l the slight change in tuition com· putations," the spokesman added. 1n a H parate but related action. college trustees approved payment or tuition and "seat tax6" to five other colle~e districts for local stu- dents who attended out-of-district schools last year. The total expenditure came to more than Sl million. as it has the pai.l few years MORE T llA:-.i HAl.F' THE tu1t1on payments - a total of $616.000 will go lo the Coa'\t Community College District, "A>h1ch has been involved in a squabble with SaddlC'back over 1nter·d1stnct atten- dance requ1remc·nts and fee:> The second·largcst chunk goes to the Rancho Santiago Community College Distnct -$373,442. Other distracts receiving payments from Sad- dJeback for last year include the North Orange Counlf, Oceanside.Carlsbad and Long Beach Com- munity College Districts. Senators Clip Hair Privileges WAS lllNl.TON tAPl Senate Democrats havl' voted to l'nll Ont• O( the traditional perquisites o( tht>1r orr.rt· frl'l' haircuts and shoe shines lo the Senate hJrht'r .,hop From nol4 on. they 14 111 pay $2 for the haircuts, :\tunes "'1U <'O"I 25 cent!! and up, depending on the fanciness (I( lht' .,hmc and the shoes. Majority Leader Robert C Ovrd said. The pnCf'S arc -the same as the House charges in 1ls barber shop The r<'al los<'r.., ma\ ~the salaried employes in the Sena!<' harber shop Byrd said most senators have been t1ppmJt them Sl.50 or $2 for the free ~ervices PlJBLJC NOTICE )01 "•CTITIOUS auS•NUS N&MI narrMIHT T'llw IOllowlnq CM•Y>n I\ OOofl<l bu" PUBLIC N011CE l•" bv1l~n I\ <O<\dl.< l•d It'( e<1 In· d1v11':hHI o ..... 8110d damages, plus $750.000 SAN FRAN C ISCO for mental distress, and (AP) -The penalty for back pay for the last failing to pay parking year. tickets promptly has .-------------. 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BLACK STANDARDS 3' Reg. 1.99 1.28 4' Reg 2 49 1.68 BRACKETS 10· Reg. t 19 78c 12"Reo 1.29 88c SILVER STANDARDS 3· [leg 1 29 88c A Rt>g 1 79 1.28 BRACKETS 10· Reg. 89c sac 12· Aeo 99c 68c That feeling of power The hqhtes1 yoi; can buy and loaded wllh power Ttia1 q lt'l1s I y, HP doublll Insulated electric chain saw Cuts 1roes up •o 16" thick Perfectly baloncl'd with caged ro11er ana bronze moto1 bea11ngs PEMlfvGTON L1MB N TRIM 8, Rog 39 99 24.88 yy9rdFu§t Ha[[!.rigtg.n 8•1• prfcoa good Tl'lurlday through Sunday. 7107 Garden Grove Blvd 537-9571 or 893·6523 Open Mon thru Fri 9 to 9 Siu & Sun 9 to 6 301 So State College 870-0050 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. & Sun . 9 to 6 1275 Bristo! 556·~500 Open Mon thru Fri. 9 to 9 Sat & Sun. 9 to 6 3£4 West Ketella 532·2506 Open 9 to 6 every day AJ! DAILY PILOT Thursday. Janua7 13, 1977 • • er. Any low-tar cigarette will give you a low-tar number.t~. But theres something else that you should consider. We call it "filter feedback:' n_ As you smoke, tar builds up on the rarliament ~~~ ~~=c~ tip of your cigarette filter. That's "filter feedback:' Ordinary flush-tipped filters put that tar build- up flat against your lips. And thats where low-tar Parliament has the ad- vantage. Parliament's filter is recessed to keep tar buildup from touching your lips. So there's no "filter feedback:' All you get is that smooth Parliament taste. More than just a low-tar number. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined ; That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to You r He alth. 1 • Kings: 10 mg'.'taC0.8 mg.nicotine- ....._ ________ __..... 100's: 12 mg:·1ar:· 0.9 mg.nicotine av.per cigarette by FTC Method. • lOmg. I<ings 12mg. lOO's ent. O Philip M•nll Int. 1917 O.lly l'llot l'hotu by l'•trlc~ O'C>MM11 JACKS OF ALL TRADES . • Storlesby JUDITH OLSON 01 t~t O•llY Pilot ~t•ll Dave Gogerty sat down to re. lax a moment aboard the S.Hoot boat of which he is skipper, the C'est la Vie. "Yachtin' has been good to me. I've made a good livinl( l'vc supported my whole family and never been unemployed in my life.·· he said Gogerty is one of a vanishing breed of men. the professional skipper. At 61. he is one or the "old guard" in the business He is distre ssed that there 1~ no good way to train young men for his profession "I wish wl' rould hire a young ~uy and teach him to be a sailor ." he said. Most skippers have learned their craft from childhood simply by being around boats. Jerry Ducharme, one of the ap proximately 20 men who work full·lime on boats moored at the Balboa Bay Club. said he started "by hanging around the dock and washing boats " ERIC GARLAND, a nother man who works at the club. said he began cleaning and painting bilges. Jim Newkirk a lso started painti n g b o at s and Boh Waschkeit "o rl.ed with his father, lhe captain of a big sail· ing yacht While theirs 1s a dl'm3Jld1ng profession, none of the Newport Beach skippers said thc.'y would change careers for any other Ducharme s aid he had tnl'<i to get out several times but al\\ays found himself bac k in boating "I Uke it because you re not 'Our jobs are our own ego trip. It 's the man against the sea. It's a challenge, ' said John Beatty. Jerry Ducharme, who recently sold a business to go back to boating, said he has peace of mind near the sea. ·driving' a desk ... he said "Or push in~ a clock." arlckd John Beatty. who also works on a boat docked at the Uay Club. The men are totally rcspnn~1 ble for the maintenance and safe. ty of the boats. as well as driving them when the owners take a trip. Garland likened a boat to a c1 ty. complete in itself "The cap- tain is like them ayor .. Before a boat i~ taken out for a trip to Mc:-.1co for example. lhl' skipper has to m ake sure all the engines are in ~ooo repair. that there ts extra fuel and -;pare pa rts abo;.ird and thal t he owner's favorite food i:nd dnnk are well· stocked TIDS JOB C'an be done m a matter of weeks but t1w skipper~ said they prekr to haH' ~evcral months to work on 1t To get J boat readv in a short lime entails hiring people to do most of the work, which 1::. mor{' rv::.11~ There is also no chance to "gl'l the bugs out.·· so there is more probability of t rouble al sea. While the men arc skilled and their work is in de mand. life is not secure for the m because their jobs' are very transient. accord- ing to Garland. Some only plan their lives six months at a time. "The owner could die or sell the boat and )Ou'd be out of a job," Wascbkelt explained. \\.'hen an owner hires a new s kipper there 1~ a three-year trial penod for the .. m arriage." Most skippers believe they can have a long-term association if they can make 1t past this s tage. Another drawback is that when the boat is out a s kipper works 24 h<>urs a dav. If there is 3JI ex· tended trip he m ay be away from his family for three to s ix months THE WAG ES AVERAGE out to about SO cents an hour if they include these long tnp::., the men joked. Some of their wives complain about the absences but others don't seem to mind The younger men try to either fly home to v1s1t their families while the boat 1s at anchor or ha\'e their wives join them for a few days. Garland said he always comes home because bringing his wife to the boat 1s hkc "bnnging her to your job.·· Many of the large boats in Newport Har bor arc owned b} corporation" such as See's Can dies, which presc.:nt d1Hc.rcnt challe nges than working for private individuals. the skippers said. "If it's a c·orporntc boat you de· al with the executive." Garland said. The men often drive the boat when the owner or corporation is giving a party. They Like to keep their lives separate from the guests but sometimes find it dif- ficult. "Everyone wants to 'go lo the cockpit,· so to speak," Garland said. "Some owners want the skipper to be a 'professional playmate.' ll depends on the in· dividual skipper." In spite of the drawback~ such as the lack of benefi ts. the men like the freedom to set their own schedules and be in the sun with the sea at their backs. Ducharme said he had just sold a business lo get back into boat- ing. "I hated fighting the traffic. the long hours. the smog, the telephones," he said "Herc. I have peace of mind." Beatty said their jobs are "our own ego trip. It's the man against the sea. It's a challenge " John Beatty keeps the Felicidad in tip-top shape. He enjoys the out-of-doors and would rather polish the brass than punch a clock. BEA ANDERSON, Editor ThurSday, January 13. 19n 6 1 One of the 'old school,' Dave Gogerty prides himself on his professional appearance, wide knowledge. They' re Master of Al I - Wne1. sorr.eon t:: as~s Dave vogerl~ what he docs for a lh- mg. Gogert} 1aughs an<i i.ells them. "I drive;; boat ... Gogerty, 61, has spent 40 years as a skipper. wo rking for such luminaries as Dick Powell and chauffe uring s uch notables as Richard Nixon and Bebe Rebozo. From a job polishing brass at SlS a month plus room and board, Gogerty has risen to captain million-dollar yachts. lie can repair anything on the boat and kids that he's really not trying to Im press anyone with his skill!! -he just wants to get back to land the same as anyone else. lie signed on as a deckhand in Long Beach as a youth, then came to Newport Beach because ther e were more boats and more opportunities to make money. Between his work and his eight years m the Coast Guard and Navy, he has covered all the ter- ritory between Acapulco and San Francisco and the waters of the Pacific. Gogerty's longest term of service for one indi\idual was 27 years wilh the late Frank Muller, owner or the Mojo. Muller, a long-tim e Hollywood resident, entertained many famous actors and politi~ians on his boat, Gogerty said . "He was a playboy. "WE HAD llE~GaN, 1\gnew. 7-lixor.. the Emperor of Japan and lots of other big people on the boat." Having President Nixon as a guest was a major undertaking, Gogerty recalled. After initial agreements were made for the visit. a bomb squad was sent lo check the Mojo a nd nearby docks. AJI people involved with the boat were Investigated by the Secret Service and issued red buttons to wear on their lapel. "When the food ~me from the White House our food was taken off ... Goge rty said. "We had six Secret Service m en aboard." The trip was to be an overnight excursion to Cat alina. "Three plans were set up," Gogerty not- ed. "We h ad a Coast Guard escort and there was a helicopter in the vicinity. One was waiting in Catalina too. "We cruised the island then anchored for the night. After the President's party was asleep the Coast Guard sent men to patrol the d eck." Gogerty said he invited the President to drive the boat since he had been a Navy man. After the visit the President sent Gogerty a jacket, ashtray with the Presid ential seat and a Skipper of a million-dollar yacht, John Gaffney has worked around boats all his life. He can chart a course, repair any part of the vessel. picture of himself and the skip· per. "IT WAS A lot of fun and a big honor tor me," Gogerty asserted "l think I've done all right-a man with a seventh-grade educa- tion driving the President." Gogerty also is proud of his profession and the job he does maintaining his boat. He is careful about what he wears when guests are aboard because he believes the skipper should be properly attired in a uniform. "J usually wear black pants. a white shirt and a reguJar cap," he said. "Would a 747 pilot wear jeans? Would you think a bus driver could drive if he didn't wear a uniform? "I wear the c lothes to get the job done. I get a lot of criticism for it (from younger skippers who prefer a more casual dress)." Gogerty said the newcomers "don 't understand the p rfo· ciples." Some of the younger skippers. he explained, like to go to lunch with their bosses. "l believe it's a job. I never drink with them ." The skippers become "pretty w ell acq uainted with the owners." Gogerty added. "They depend on you so much. They respect us." HE RECALLED BECOMING good friends with Dkk Powell and his wUe, June Allyson. "Powell wanted to be a sailor WOJ"se than anything else in his lire. We ran all the Ume with Dick. We were going to go to Europe." Gogerty Is proud of lhe fact that be can wear about 15 dJf. ferent hats as a skipper. .. We 're the plumber s, navigators, electncians. Once you get lo sea you have to do aJI the repairs. You're responsible for all the people . "We make the beds and do a little bit of everything." When the boat is out, it becomes a 24-hour-a·day job, Gogerty said . "You have responsibilities. You can't just walk away. "You li ve with an instinct, a second sense of things that are happening. The guy in charge never sleeps soundly." The Newport Beach resident, who now works for bullder· developer John Lusk, said the skippers usually try to take it easy when they get back from a long trip. They are accused of never working when that happens, he said. "But we work all the time when we're out. We do all our own painting, varnish work and maintenance. "SOMETIMES WE'RE goae a lot when the boats are here . We drink a lot of coffee. We know all the gossip up and down the harbor," he lauched. "We have a better communication system than Bell Telephone!" But Gogerty said he and the others take a lot of pride in their work and compete with eacb other. "We brag about our boats and owners. They treat us well. Most owners are outstandina people." Thouch Gogerty as skipper ii responsible for every part Of the boat and knows how to do all the jobs, he admitted there's aoe be really doesn't like to do: sandpapering In preparaUon for: painUna. DAILY PILOT Thursda . January 13. 19n Friendship: .· f. ... Count the Ways (Ann Landers ~ • l)}:AR READERS: I am happy lo repeat this column at the re- 1 quest of readers from Phoenix, , Montgomery, New Orleans, Spr- • ing!ield and Nassau. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF HOW TO GET AWNG WITH PEOPLE: 1. Keep skid chains on your ; U>ogue; always say less lhan you '--lbJnk . C ultivate a low , I ll'er&uaslve voice. How you say It 1.-.,,tt~n counts more lhan what you say. : 2. Make promises sparingly · . .ad keep them raitbfu1Jy, DO mat• ter what It costs. 3. Ne\'f'r let an opportunity pass to say a kind and encourag- in« word lo or about somebody. .Praise good work, regardless or t • " . = . • . . . . t :Tot's ~ :Eyes :wide who dld ll. U crlllcl!Sm ls nffdeod • cr1Uclu helpfully, never splt.ef\IJ. ly. 4. Be interested in others; tbelr pursuits; their work, lheir bom.-s aad families. Make merry with tbose who rejoice; with lbo e who weep, mourn. Let everyone you meet. however bumble, reel lhat you regard him as a person ollmportance. S. Be cheerful. Don't burden or depress those around you by dwelling on your minor aches and pains and small disappoint· ments. Remember, everyone is carrying some kind of a load. 6. Kttp an open mind. Discuss but don't argue. It is a mark of a superior mind to be able to dis· agf'ttl wllboa& bf!lq dl.saKree•· hie. 1. Ld your vh1aes, lf you bave any. speak ror themselves. Refllse to talk or anot.ber's vices. Discourage go sip. ft ls a wute ol valuable time and can be ex· tremely destructlv,. 8. Be careful of IDotber's f~J. 1nis. Wit and humor at t.be other person's expense are rarely worth It and may burt when least expected. 9. Pay no aUeatlon to Ill· natured remarks about you. Remember, the person wbo car· ried the message may not be &he most accurate reporter In &he world. Sim ply llve so lhat nobody wlll believe them. l.)tsordered nerves and bad dlgestloo are a i Excited Matthew I Brown, 8-year-old ·poster chlld of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, gets a re- al eyeful backstage at the Ice Capadea at Madison Square :Garden In New York. : iTh• Georgia youth met ·, the show's colorful . •cartoon characters • and stayed to see the :·entire production, : : starring skating expert ; Dorothy Hamill. • :i APWI ........ Agendas Varied • : I "'-. : 1 :~.: •. YWCA : A free play depicting the Black Ex· I penence. given tn honor or Martm Luther King's ;, birthday. will be presented at 7 JO pm Salur- ' 1 day, Jan IS, at Wilsture Junior High School. ' f'uJlerton I The Grass Roots Experience Theater of San ·Francisco also wall sponsor a free workshop for Mud en ts from 4 to Sp m. the same day. MOTHERS OF TWINS: The Saddleback group will mt'et at 7:30p m Wednesday, Jan 20. at the Red Onion rcstaurant. lrvanP. Proct>t'ds from the group·~ art auction will be presented to the Children's Hospital of Orange County . Ll'Pt:S CHAPTER: A slide presentation on the illness Lupus ErythC'matosus will highlight the Oranite Countv 1:roup's meeting at 7:30 p m Thursda). Jan 20, at the Soropttmist Clubhouse. Santa Ana A fund-raising paper drive will begin Satur- day. Feb s. with paper being collected at the Lupus Thrift Store in Garden Grove. ANTIQUE SOCIETY: A clock expert and collector will be the guest speaker for the Orange County group's dtnner meeting, Thursday, Jan. 20, at the Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana. The speaker's presentation wilt include the history of clocks and a color slide show of Early I·, American clocks and those in the "Ancient Japanese" classification. IOOF: Grace Cook of Mesa Rebekah Lodge ·\02 was prt'!>t'nted her SO-year jewel by her husband, Roy Cook, and Jean Gerlach, noble grand. KAPPA ALPHA THETA: Facial Plastics will be the topic under discussion by W. Ray Hen- derson, MD. when he addresses the El Camino Real Club at 11 :30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, in the Laguna Niguel home of Mrs. Alexander Stanton. Further information is available by calling Mrs. Herbert Blasier at 496·6074. CLIN IC : Gymnas tics for women is scheduled at Orange Coast College at 8 a.m. Saturday. Jan. 22, in the campus gym. The cli nic 1s designed for gymnasts from elem entary, junior hjgh and high schools, col- leges. un1vcrsit1es and pnvate clubs. It also is open to dance students. coaches and instructors. Further mforrnation is available by calling lhe college al 5S6·SS06. WELLESLEY ALUMNAE: Southland alum· nae clubs will have a joint meeting at 11 :30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 21. in the Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles. Barbara Lazarus Wilson. director of carffr services at the college, will speak on Non· traditional Careers for Wom en. commoa cause of ba(k·bitln«. 10. Don't be too anxious about the credJt due you. Do your beat ud be patient. Forget about yourself and let others "r~. member." Succeas Is mucll sweeter lb at way. DEAR ANN : I could kiss you for your advice lo ''Mother of Two Pluses and One Minus.'' I am a middle child. My older sister (according to my parents) was "brilliant, sensitive and creative." My younger sister was "honest, sweet, kind and good.'' 1 was "moody, belligerent, willful and unmanageable." Mother called me "stupid" so often I thought it was my given Old 'New' Dress name. My school work and social ure were a disaster because or the emotional turmoil at home. We are all grown now and here's the picture: My younger sister weighs nearly 300 pounds. My older sister dislikes my parents so intensely that when they come to visit, I'm the only one who will meet them at the plane and give them a place to stay. Neither of lt\Y sisters will have them over for a meal. Do I like my parents? No. Do I forgive them? Yes. But it took many years of cosUy therapy. It's obvious who the losers are. And also quite sad. -THE MID· DLEONE DEAR ONE: Many psycboJoglsts are c:ombig to the conclusion &bat clUldren wllo have llad to cope wtUa malaappl· nett develop Into IDOf'e ntWHt, produdlve adulu t.llu u.o.e wtio had • comfortable. ea,.lre.. cblldlaood. Your leU« ,.porta that theol')'. PareJ>ta, what should you do lr your teena1er ls havi.n, sexual re&atlons? Ann Landera'a new book.let, "Rlah School Sex and How to Deal Wllh It -A Gulde for Teens and Their Parents,•· gives no-nonsense advice on how to handle this delicate situation. For each booklet, send 50 cents ln coln plus a lon1. stamped, sell. addressed envelope to Ann Lan· ders, P .O. Box 1400, EJ.ain, Ill . 6012J). It's a Dream AT WIT'S END \. ~ By ERMA BOMBECK Mayva 's a reaJ winner. The other night she said, "You know that blue dress you bought a few years ago that was two sizes too small that you were ~oin~ lo diet down to? Well. I saw it the othernighton the mother on 'Happy Days!• " "What's that s upposed to mean?" I asked. "It means that dress has been in and out of style five times since you bought it." .. 1 didn't want to mention it," I said lowering my voice, "but there's something weird about that dress." "Like what?" "You'll trunk I'm crazy." "Trust me." ''Okay, the truth is lhal dress is shriveling.•• "You're crazy." "I knew you'd say that. You didn't believe me when 1 had that fake fur coat that grew m tbe closet every summer.•' "That was different," said Mayva. "No it wasn't. You saw me hem it every single October. 1 put it away knee-length, but when I got it out again, it was always back to my ankles." Horoscope: "I've never heard oI a dress shrinking before." "I didn't say 'shrinking,' I said 'shriveling.' There's a difference. You know how I've been watching my weight. How many pounds would you say 1 've lost s ince I bought this dress?" Mayva thought a moment. "Three hundred and seventy-two." "Whatever. Well. I get the dress out every year and try it on. I tell you it's gelling smaller." ''Can you wear it at all?" asked Mayva . "Of course I can wear it. From one angle I actually look like Joey Heatherton.'• "What angle is that?" "Flat on my back with my arms out· stretched." ''Look! Why don't you just get rid of the dress? You can't wear it and you're not going to. You just have to face up to that.'' I jerked it out of her hand. "This dress is my Xanadu, my Miss America, my Pillsbury bake-- off. my Academy Award, my Reader's Digest Sweepstakes -don't you Wlderstand. Mayva, it'smydream!" "You know something? Mrs. Walton was wearing that same dress the other night." Mayva's cruel. Sagittarius Confident, Able FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Surprises due - family member presenLc; you with a bill or goods . Key is to be diplomatic. You get changes, adjust· ments by turning on charm. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Lie low -do more listening than talking. Play cards close to chest -be discreet, careful in connection with contracts, partnership arrangements. One close to you is restless. inquisitive. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): You have good news ''on the way." U you force premature ac· tion, you negate potential. Know it and act ac- cordingly. Close neighbor or relative has a sad story to relate. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Avoid wishful thinking -refine techniques, define terms. Ac· cent on emotional responses. Budget is tern· porarily "squeezed.'' Means take it easy on cash outlay. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You have more responsibility, authority, perhaps more of a chance toward financial security. Marital status is accented. Sense-of security is heightened. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): People exhibit a tendency to "bump into you.'' Know ft and steer HOMI fllaHISHIM~S • FLOOR COVERINGS ·• UNOlfUM • WAUPAPERS •DRAPERIES • LEVOLORS • WOVEN WOODS •CARPETING -30°/o 9iii OFF! A ISOO Acl.n A•e .. S.ite 205 · Cotto~ Ccw. H..-bor & AdorM 211dAoorlt- CALL 557·5153 · D.-, f :JO.I s.t. t -4 away from crowds, traffic. Message could go astray. Be aware and tak~ precautions. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): New approach hr· ings best results -in both money and love situa· tions. Accent on payments, collections, fulfi1J. ment of obligations. You get to heart of matters. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You're dynamic and others make no secret of it. You win your way, attract favorable notices -and plenty of envy. Know it and proted yolirself in clinches. Cycle is high. SAGITTARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Your natural qualities, abilities surge to forefront. Be confident, versaWe, flexible. Good news re- ceived concerning artistic or creative endeavor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Unusual circumstances prevail -and you are beneficiary. Wish is fulfilled. Member of op· posite sex figures promioenUy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You cain needed support from one in position of authority . Don't overplay hand. Ask rather than assert - be willing to listen and learn. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20}: You couht locate missing object. Long-distance com· munication aids in getting across major point. Friend aids in pushing aside red tape. 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Ms. McConnell, who holds a MFA from Claremont graduate school, will examine the im· age of women as depicted by men throughout his· tory and explore the work of women artists in the course. It will include a trip to the Los Angeles Coun· ty Museum of Art to view the highly-touted ex· hi bit, Work of Women Artists: 1550·1950. The class. which Ms. McConnell has wanted to teach for more than two years, is "one part or a big thrust to show women artists this year. It coordinates with International Women's Year," s he said. AdditionaJ courses at Coastline. Golden West and Saddleback colleges wiJI explore the topic this spring. TWO RECENTLY published books have made the study of women in art easier, Ms. McConnell said. One is "Our Hidden Heritage," a large, hard-bound volume by Eleanor Tufts, and the other is ··women Artists: Recognition and Reappraisal From the Early Middle Ages to the 20th Century,·· by Karen Peterson and J . J. Wilson. Ms. McConnell said that "feminist" art pro· grams got their start in the early '70s when women were eager lO "get rid of stereotyping." Women painters were working alone until the 18th or 19th century, she added. "Their teachers were their fathers or men artists they knew." Women dido 't fit the mold as artists because "the ster eotype is lhat there has lo be a big studio with models coming in and out." As subjects, women were portrayed leading very "restricted and circumspect" lives. "Their world was very narrow and limited. The woman is seen a good part or the lime in a domestic role. She is a wife, mother, nurse or laundress." A few women managed art lessons by enter· ing the nunnery or becoming courtesans, Ms. McConnell added. TELEVISION AND books have revolu· lionized the conception of women as artists. "They are no longer isolated," the instructor said. "Men generally are surprised that women can excel. Some men have recognized their talents and abilities. Degas said or Cassatt, ·1 wouldn't have known that a woman could draw as well as that.· " Weddings ~ and Engagements To J\Oid d1!>appointment. prospective brides are remincled to have their ~edding ~tone!> Y.1th black and Y.h1te ~lossy photographs to thl' Dally Pilot People [)('part ment one \\eek !>('fore th£' "eddmg. Pictures reeei\ei:I after th<.it time "ill not be u:.ed f"or t>ngagcm<'nl announcements at 1s 1mperat1"e that tht.> !'tory. al-.o accom· pamed b~ a black and white glossy p1c· lure, bl' !>Ubm1ttcd ~1x Y.ceks or more before the \\ edding date; othern ise it .,.. ill not be puhhshcd 1'o help fall reqwrements on ~th wed· ding and engaRement stones. form;; are available in all Daily Pilot offices. Fur· ther questions will be answered by People Department starr members at 642-4321. SPECTACULAR SWEATER STORY CAST OF CHAUCTIRS (Al!OIGAN~ S...TE"U NEO<S PUL.lOVERS (0W£L NEO<:S TURTLENEO<: SWEAffO COAT'; MOO( TURTU: SWEAWt Vl:STS P\U~ MANY, MAMT MOttl Regular Retail s7to to '91 00 Nows3s~s45so ~ Pl.US------------~ E~~e SPORTS WEAR LINE 50% OFF M.F.O. MANUFACT\RR'S FACTORY OUT\.ET NEWPORT, INC. 1104 MIWPORTaVD .. COSTA MESA (CORNER OF HARBOR) Ms. McConnell agreed that part of the ig- norance about women artists is & lack of knowledge about art in general. "I wish more people would take art courses. They shouldn't be afraid. Art can help train your esthetic sensibilities. Art brings together many disciplines such as anthropology, sociology and history. "It shows us how the people of a time hved. A study of history and art is essenllal to a well· informed person. It helps your awareness or culture and society, where it has been and where it is now.'' In her course, Ms. McConnell plans to "trace back the roots and images or our society by look· ing at images of women and rediscovenng the heritage or the woman artist." WOMEN HAVE BEEN portrayed as fertility symbols, madonnas. goddesses. symbols of liberty. warriors, night, music, nature, lhe dark side of life and erotic symbols. When women paint other •.vomen, they see them as "real people, based on their own ex- perience," Ms. McConnell added. ··we are now seeing women indentify themselves through their work. This course is partly a search for identity. Who is the woman? How has she been seen? "I'm celebrating women by showing them and their work. We're fortunate to have so many wonderful paintings. Woman has been the source or inspiration ... The class will continue for nine Tuesday evenings, with the second meeting on Jan. 18. The trip to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is scheduled for Saturday.Jan 22. Information is available from the UCI Ex· tension office, 833·5414. WESTMINSTER I 5 3 38 Beach Blvd. ......... c. ..... atMc'9ddett 893-7546 Thursday. January 13. 1917 DAILY PILOT Betrothals Told UPHOLSTERY ~, .. w_. Horst all-Downey July 16 is being planned "'-leet Tammy Horsfall and Steven Downey of Hunt- ington Beach are plan· ning to marry Feb. 12. in El Toro Marine Chapel. They are planning to marry March 26 Ill St. Jame s Epi scopal Church, Newport Beach. by Roberta Jane Tall and ltU H.._ ...," R o n a I d E d w a rd ~~c:..t~m•iiiMii"ii-iiiii5m'•il'-. .. McClain, both or Hunt- Miss Horsfall, who at· tended La Quinta High School and Orange Coast College, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Horsfall of Garden Grove. Her fiance, son or Mr. and Mrs . Patrick Downey of Huntington Beach, attended Hunt· Miss Silsbee. an Em- pire debutante, is a gntduate of Newport Harbor High School and will graduate in March from Cal Poly. San Luis Obispo, where her fiance is a police officer. The bridegroom-elect is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Poor ofLebec. ••• Tilt-McClain ington Beach. Miss Tilt's parents are the Robert C. Tills ot Huntington Beach. She is a graduate of Manna High School and al· tended Golden West and Orange Coast colleges and California Stale University, Long Beach. Her fiance, a Navy veteran, attended CSULB and is the son or Mrs. Frank McClain of Artesia. SALE .. . Entire St~ of. • Scandinavian fumiture In teak • . f<>eewood and . genuine leather • All Rya Ruga on Sate. too! SORBN8•N 1510 S. c.-Hwy. ~ ...... 171 , .. , ... lngton Beach High A garden wedding on s.M7~,;;;;aucha {ri Public Auction~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fri.. Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m. E. McBride, Alhambra, l J0VR • 01-EN AT 7 PM. FOH INSPECTION have announced the ~ engagement of their I JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL 1 1 daughter , Bobbi I McBride of Huntington 1 Plus hundreds of other items ol lurruture, obit:lts d'drt, etc. I Beach and Roger Zaucha I Merchandise coru;1gned from out-of.pawn, bankruptcies, courl-ordered I of Tahoe. 1 Sciles, banks, etc. I A Feb. 7 wedding is I planned at the Comm uni· I Moved for convenience of sole to. 1 ty Church Congrega-~ tional, Corona del Mar. NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD. He is the son of Walter 25'2 W. Coast Hwy. Zaucha. Pomona, and Newport Beac;b. California 92663 Gladys Crane, Chino. (71 4) 645·2200 Both are graduates of Ganesha High School in Pomona. He graduated from Ml. San Antonio Col l ege al)d Miss McBride graduated from California Stale University, Long Beach. • •• Silsbee-Poor Mr. and Mrs. lierald Saltsonstall Silsbee of .Santa Ana Heights have announced the engage- ment of their daughter, Christian Louise Silsbee, and Harry Francis Poor. Uuna by Lunoy1.;;;, Wedgewood, Rosenthal and others; fine European .ind Amew.m t·ut <.:ryslal and art glass; porcelain bgunnes; bronl.SS; hne turrntur..:, c:handebers and one or lhe largest displays of fine jewelry in the ~ •uU1kmd Evcrythinc; ironi 20 c.arc1t c:ha.mond so~tdlreS to gold neck chains. FREE ADMISSION TERMS: BankAmericdt-d, Md.;tur Charge, Personal Check, Terms. ADDITIONAL INSPECTION HOURS: Mon., Tt«: & Fn. I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m .• Sat. 12 noon to 5 p.m .• Sun. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. AUCTIONEER: Art Levme .- I I OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. . WE BUY FOR CASH _) "--v:~~===~:~T-E~-<:~~I~:::~E-~~ : Carpet Town: / The Large1t Carpet chain in the West \ V.((KOAY~ fill t . 6 AT T•ll ~. SUlfO"Y, I '. r1u r r <;T·\•411 '; '"' vovri ti .. SANTA ANA 29 I I So. Bristol I "'I, Merila of So. Coast , ................ 556-8287 L .. • 1104 ~ -Fn. t &Ill .. Diii. MASftRCMAllO& irw• a.I. t a 111.• lllll. M. "°""" 1111' WRCOME £ASV CRE01T T(RMS . 30 6(1 to OAY h 0 INT[ RE St 111.c;r~ • 8ANt\A ... lHH,,A'10. MA .Ilk l.tiAflul ,, ·-' . . . DAILY PILOT Thurwday.January 13. 1977 THE FAMJLY ORCUS. THB Entertainment e yeuKeane Babies Heart Disease SllUI' ARMS Happenln91 ... ROBBER PUIMllMG Said Likely From Pill ~ F11m• HU'm•G VERSAILLES. France ThHter AalCOMD. IT.__.. (AP) -Two youn1 men Dance .. __ held up a aas station -.1~v--.....c..a lollHO.YltJC) BOSTON <AP> -Women who take birth control pills and other remale hormones during pregnancy are about twice as likely a.~ usual t.o have babies with heart defects. a study ( ) our Versailles. OOmMllUJ Televl1lon 1"11 c.-C:....,••no One took S200 whlle the •:'Jill.-,. ........... ~.fl\.,.• "They're not whiskers. They're sunbeams." LM. Bogd The Days Of The Dolphins MEDICINE ~w!.urvey of pregnant women. eight such cues tor every 1.000 babies analyzed at Boston University, whose mothers did not Lake these showed the increased risk of heart ~~male hormones taken in lbe trouble in tbe iofant.s of women who took two commonly prescribed early stages of pregnancy may dis· turb the normal cardiovascular de-female hormones. estrogen and pro velopment of the fetus," the doctors gest.ogen. wrote. "Both estrogens and pro· MOST OF THE PROBLEMS, they gestogens were associated with the found, occul'l'ed among women who occurrence of congenital heart dis- took the drug. sometimes accidental· ease in the offspring.'· ly, during the second and third SOMETIMES WOMEN are given months of pregnancy. Results or the study, cood1.tct.ed by the female sex hormones by doctors doctors at the Drug Epidemiology who believe the drugs reduce the Unit of BU Medical Center, were chance of miscarriage. published in today's issue of the New The BU doctors found that of 50,282 England Journal of Medicine. pregnant women surveyed. 1.042 re· w d. arll ed ceived the hormones dwing early omeo are or 10 Y urg t.o stop pregnancy, and 19 gave birth to taking birth control pills when they become pregnant. The doctors said childrenwithheartlrouble. the problems usually occurred when The figures the doctors analyzed women rud not realue they were ex-were part of a survey cooducled by pectant. the National Instituted Neurological and Communicative Disorders and 495-0401 other aimed a slingshot In the COSIA~ltA at the attendant. police 1•2Jl[l~l~•ll •&1t'4_ ..... "l• aald. ' .,.,~ Almost SO years ago, a story appeared in one of the more sensational Sunday supple· ments about a little girl who was rescued from drowning by a dolphin after she fell out of a boat orr the coast of Australia. The deep sea animal reportedly bumped her along the surface all the way to shore. Most sophisticated readers regarded it as just another one of those nonsensical tales that originated at the time rrom exotic places where lhe facts could not be checked out. Another such yarn came along about 25 years ago. In this one, dolphins convoyed a strong swimmer through shark-infested waters to safety on Chile's shore. More recently, cor- respondents in South Africa say two dolphins turned up a longside a woman whose boat capsized in the Indian Ocean. She allegedly swam with their help, likewise as sharks circled, about 25 miles to a buoy. Can you buy any of these amal.ingaccounts? THE DOCTORS FOUND a rate or Stroke. The survey contained in· about 18 babies with heart defects formation compiled at 12 hospitals among every 1,000 infants born to across the United States and covered women who took the drugs dl.lring ear-women who were pregnant between ly pregnancy. The rate:,;w;as~a;bo;;;ut;.;1958;;;;an;;d;;;196S;;·;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;:;:::::~:::::~:::::::::~ :=:~s Wallpaper1to go TWINS Drivers Four Harbor Area re. sidents will be among the 40 members of the Newton Street area of- fice of the Los Angeles Police Department, who will be honored for pro- fessional safe driving re- cords Friday by the Automobile Club of Southern California. Q. "How do you account for the fact that the percentage or twins worldwide is rising?u The four are officer Phillip M agiera or Corona del Mar, and Ri<'hard Jones . Dennis Scherr and Mark J . Con- ta, all from Huntington Beach. A. A lol of premature twins, who previously might not have survived. are being saved now. And the surviving twins breed more twins. They are being re· cognlzed for accident- free records while on du- ty and on patrol, accord- ing to Arnold Cbaritan, manager of the Auto Club's Los Angeles of- fice. qiiposite? .. Q. "You know what a dyspeptic is. Somebody who doesn't digest food re- adily. So what do you call somebody who's just the A. A eupeptic, says our Language man. Grant Won Capitol News Senlee SACRAMENTO -The State Department of Education bas been awarded a $135,000 grant by the National Institute of F.ducation to improve the state's capacity to disseminate information about effective educa· tiooal programs aod practices to California's public schools. Contrary to previous reports, deaths al railroad-highway crogsing.s have been fewer and fewer In recent years. In 1966, there were l ,780. In 1975, down to 910. This data comes f1"0m a seasoned raifroad man who points out that the lowering fatalities are particularly slgnificant an light or the fact that so many JDOre can are oo the road now Addreas mall lo L.M. 8<¥1. P.O. Bor lSliO, Qw$a Jina, CA . n626 The Medical Newsline * Abeolutely, Say Scientists Acne -Is It Treatable? In 1ust a few weeks from now, your mirror could reflect very good news It could tell you that you no longer suffer from acne This rs recent nt~wc;, th1· result of exPf'riments conduct· ed by the nation's top skin specialists on the staffs of major medical schools . The s tory lx>gdn in Germany , several years ago, when scientists IParned that a by· product of V1tamrn A had the ability to act on the skin pores. This substance. called Vita- min A acid, was tested in Amenca by the nation's lead- ing medical school dermatolo- 1lsts. They found that by ad1usting the strength of the preparation to the 1nd1vidual patient's olerance level. they could loostn the "bunched" dead iells lining the skin pores It is the "bunching" of the cells which finally plugs the pores and sets up the acnP possibility, beginning with whiteheads and blackheads Further experime~ts follow· ed. The scientists learned that by addtn~ 3 further step, the '1ppl1 cat1 on of prescription· strength Benzoyl Peroxide Gel. they could kill the acne bacteria rt self. Thus, combining the one-two ~l<'P treatment , 85 per cent of pat rents treated 1n the medical school clinics found themselves free of acne in six to 12 weeks. It was momentous news. the first effective treatment yet devised for the age·old skin disease. The method was re- corded in the nation's medical rournals. This treatment is now avail- able at the Acne Care Medical Clinics, Inc., supervised by Dr. Jack Kramer, Board Certified Dermatologist, a specialist in skin care for 25 years. Acne Care Medical Clinics are lo- cated in Inglewood, Covina, Huntington Beach, Fullerton and Costa Mesa. For further information phone (714) 751· 3363. l hPr<' is no longer any need to suff Pr from the ravages of Jrnt• It 1s no longt)r an untreatable mystery. We're celebrating the Grand Opening of our two newest stores in Anaheim and Daly City with one of the biggest sales in our history! Come see the newest wallcovering pattems at the lowest prices imaginable. It's a wallpaper supermarket. You have to see it to believe it! An exciting new concept In wall paper stores! No more confusing wallpaper books . No waiting days for delivery. Every pattern Is dlaplayed on easy-to-view panels next to a stock bin. •O·IT·YO•RSELF DER .. SftlATIOllS Learn to hang your own wallpaper and save up to $100 per room. or more labor costs. FREE Qaily classes. 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Open 10-9 Monday thru Friday • 10-e Saturday • Noon-5 Sunday ' Tile Admtt:urea or the Wl!JJIMESS r.um.T ~SOCOASTC~ SAMJ• .... 14~'4 a CAMIHO Pl.AJA TUST1t4 144·16'6 STADtUM DllYI IM OLt.Meol Ut-78'0 llOOIHUHT AMAHllM772·6446 POUMTJJM YAWY "J l'OUMT'AIM VALUY IH-ISOO SADOLHACK C~ a ToaO Hl·H•O MISSIOM HIV ..... SAM JUAM CAl'IST'Ut40 4tM545 LA HAIU DllVI IH LA HAIU 171·1162 Silent Slww at SCR; 'Music' Holdover Set An original silent com· edy -live, not the movie variety -is in the works at Sout h Coast Repertory, where it will be presented for two performances only later this month. "T h e Dari n g Dardolases" or "Love Finds Cosmo C. Cosmo" is a joint project of SCR 's Ronald Boussom and Steve DeNaut. The G· rated mime production will be given Jan. 22 at 3 p.m. and Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. in the Third Step Theater. 1827 Newport Intermission Tom Titus Rook. Howard Shangrau two day s op e n in and Anni Long, who also January and several rn doubles as cbor eo· February. Reservations grapber. a re b e i n g t a k en a t Reservations ror the 492-9950. mime show are being liiiiiiiiiin~;iiiimiiiW.~ taken on a first come. I first served basis at the Jljllllil•llll•liflilfltil SCR box office, 646-1363. • l~l;ll::ll~ll~~ZI "THE SOUND o f CALL THIAlU FOR SMOWTIMES ONLY rAC IMTL rASSES ACCIEPTID -Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Music" has become a pleasant sound indeed at Sebastian's West Dinner 11HIClaODEOH .. lPGJ 0 HEARTS OF THE WEST" "NETWORK" cat "THE SUMSHIME IOYS" --rHE SONG REMAINS THE SAME"' "GIMME SHELTER" CPG 0:1 "THESHAOGYD.A." •ADVENTURES Of The W1LDERHESS FAMILY" "THI IUT%" "MOMTY P\'tMOM AHO THI HOl Y GRAIL" "MAliTHOH MAH" lit.I ... OGUE" "CAIUUF" ,., "THEATB OF ILOOO" Ill "KIMG KONG11 IPG) 'THE LA>I> TIME FORGOT' (G) "ALICE Pt.us wo~~eR:SSEHllET LAND" M ~ Pt.us ''SHAMPOO" THE HOU R ·LONG P layhouse where the comedy, a betted by Rodge~ and Hammers· musical selections . tein musical has been ex· focuses on a touring tended through Sunday, magic act and the stage March 6. J410lllfl14SI ~' 11 I •II, .... , 1ME SONG REMA.IMS THE SAME" t·tt\AT/\~l 1M..J\.ltlt "PINC< FLOYD" 1 .. UT \U,._. U.4-•0 manager who falls ror "The r l'quest for one of the performers It tickets was just too ove r· """"~-....,.""""' ........ ._ ..... _. will in c orporat<' whelming to ignore.'' swashbuckling duels , says Sebastian's pre:.i· s lapstick humor and dent Ernie Verre. who ... SO:COlST PlilA.,.... fumbling showmanslup. udds that there are still S..A fAWY IMANCHES TEA EX I according to th e-----.... =-----GG FAWV ICITV DR£)( I creators. -~ .. ..,..,,_. : ~ Boussom. who c reated ~~,.~~~~~-':~;~ , v "CARltlr SCR's Actor's Mime Theater in J 971, has structured the show around the American silent m ovie comedy t ec hniqu e s . The performers will Include John Ellington, Reginald WOODYAUEN .. "THE FRONT'' COlOllPGI -THEATllE II --- "MARA THON MAN" Aho 3 . DAYS.OF '. HE CONDOR COLOI Ill lJ/O FEA TUREI °"11; J fM ... s·•\.1 i..J U "WltllERNESS FAMILY" -....i.1-•H DISNET'S itOlllD THAT HOUGlfT HE WAS A RACCOOH' --.. ·i·'1r~~- "SHAGGY D.A. .. t 4 .. \.. ... , ,. "RICE A WILD PONY" >.H-1 " WILDCSS FAMllr fJ'"-4~ ... ,,, DISNEY'S "HllUMD THAT HOU&HT HE WAS A UctOON ,_.,,....H THE GOLDEN BEAR H•lincJlan leadl Presents J-. 14-16 .W. st.wart Jca.20 .......... J-. 17 Ye:dadlaf &TodaJ J• 21 Taf Mallal .i.. 22·23 Loi Mg1lu lbp"eu DIHIMG • COCtcTAJLS •MO ACM UMIT 306 rACIFfC COAST HWY. 536-9600 1 lulf14oa leadt IAcns1 fNm ...... , 1 • ~J •• ... Nothing less than the most exhilarating entertainment of the film year to date." I ,.,,, I ... ~, NfW YORI\ TIMES I 1om tlw 11/ Br•t·Srl/inq Nol'rl THE SEVEN-PER-CENT SOLUTION [ffi•o ... OLLlRll.U." (R) '"TUAS CHAIM SAW MASSACRE" "TOtlSO"lltl ~ "SHAGGY DA" ~ •1101 A WILD PONY" IGI ICU SI M11b1t lu~tw• 0~ J(,01 Jiii "'""' '11t[ SEVEN·PER·C£KT SOLUTION" (PGI 1 ff \•Tt'Ul_l._7 H "MAltA THOM MAH" .... \AT/S~ll <S·U'-•40 · · CINEMALAND · • 141' SI Ml!Mt • Aullc• W 1501 '"'''""" "IMSEARCH OF NOAH'S ARK'" CGJ WHllO•TS-1-0 UT1.-..11J•l 1...,.l:tl 1 , .... ~1140 . The Greoresr Discovery ....__~ of Our Time • -·· °""° '"""'° ... . ~ l~ar •(hn.. ... "°'"" OAVlO ~· r.......,..,,.-.c....._ h ...., .. 1. 2NO FEATURE AT ALL DRIVE·INS -niE ADVENTURES OF FROffllER FREMONT" .... ,... °"--. o-- 11MJM -· ... - •two.. ---::::::: =.. ~·-· .,..., .. ____ ,_ 1'1·H'1 1.e _O..._l.e_ .... " .. _ .. _......,. __ .,.~ ....... A1'. •.-..Y-~ , _______ ...., u1 ..... UJ.l .. 1 0-lt ...... u U•Ull u1.1ru tt•zoe ONl.Y SUNN COMPLIMENTARY ,,_SSES ACCEPTED SEE DIRECTORIES OR CALi llEATRE FOR SHOWOMES FAYE WIWAM PETER ROBERT DUNAWAY HOLDEN FINCH DUVALL , NETWORK ffiJ •· PUOY cunn•• , ....... smxnuncn ~.· . 11owa111'8Tlri11n Call Theatre 01 check D1mtorv fo1 Show Times CUHt IAllWOOll THI INfOICll(I) """ HIGH VILOCITY <Nt ~lllY e I NICKILOOIOH!Nt MA~-~TO MMllOUl4 TUNNIL VlltON 1111 '"" ••~1 .. ;3ffsao l A IOY AND HIS DOG Cit 4'1R1 ;3ffsao l <ft:!M :ia.-;) cftm:;r.=1 Diii ~.i.tl CUNT IAllWOOll THI INfOICllClll ...... HIGH VILOCrTT "'°' -WAYIUfMUDI CAllll111 '"" ltOLLlllALL ca> ROCKY '"' ""' IUINT OfPlllNOS !NI IOll'f NO, ...... -IOUtl TUNNIL VISION llO ""' A IOY AND HIS DOO 110 CUNT llAITWOOO THI INPOICH fl! ""' HtOM VILOCITY !NI AIVINIUIU Of lMt WILOllHISl rAMl&.Y 19t ML lll!ll'liut ...... , .., llUftl CAUllfll ... .,. IOUllULL1119 .. .. . . ·. .. · . . · . ,• ·. . , .,., -. . . . . . . .. ~· ~: .. .. :· . .,; ·: .. . . ~ . . . . .. :· _,. • 4:9 • •!• .. DAILY P1LOT Thursd1y. January 13. 19n S~te Cries for Rain 2-Year Drought Possibility Looms Ominous SACRAMENTO CAP> -'rhe Impact or the Caliromia drought of 1976 may be minimal com· pared with the efrects of a repeat lnlf77. (Related s tory,A8l A New Year's weekend 5tonn dumped about four inches of rain in Northern California. but it was the first rainfall of any conse· quencesince late last summer. AND STATE WATER officials say at least 10 more storms or equal magnitude are needed in the next two months to prevent likely water shortages next sum· mer. Experts are predicting the worst two-year drought in 100 years. Agriculture economists see prices going up but not * * * drastically -ror some products in the new year. with plenty of supermarket price bikes later i( there are back to.back dry years. Still, they all say no one really knows the exact impact on farmers and, in the long run, COO· sumers, will be if California SW· rers two severe drought years in a.row. CALIFORNIA PRODUCES more than 70 percent of the na- tion's supply or nearly a score or products ranging from almonds. which had a bumper crop, to raisins, nearly wiped out in 1976. "It's a mixed bag," said state farm statistician George Tucker. who noted that many rarmers * * * Nor1nal Rainfall: • Ill 10 'Miracle' I SACRAMENTO (AP) -A near.normal rainfall in California this year would t ake ''a miracle," says the state's top water official. The state Department or Water Resources, director. Ron Robie, m ade the gloomy prediction ULis week while briefing the As· sembly Water Committee on the drought and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Della projects. "THE CHANCES ARE ONE IN 10 that we might have 80 per. cent of normal r ainfall. If we did, we'd be out of the woods," he said. "It is very likely that unless there is a substantial storm com· ing, we are heading toward a 1924-type year." which was the driest year on record in California. "At this point it would be a miracle to have anything near a normal year " SJ'OKAGE CAPACITY OF THE state's reservoirs is 29 million acre-feet. By this time in a normal year, Robie said, there would be 18 million acre-feet in storage, but the current total is 11 million acre-feet. Robie said state water contracts provide for delivering less water to the customers in times or shortage. Unlike federal con· tracts, the first shortages are borne by the farmers, wilh lhe municipal users the last to be cut In his briefing, Robie sa id a final report on Delta projects. in· eluding the proposed 43-mile, $600,000-plus peripheral canal and alternatives, is due in March. "Something physical will be built in the Delta, either a peripheral canal or parts of one,·· Roble said. But he s aid he favors adoption or a "whole package" plan with agreements including federal agencies on water quality standards. State Unernploynient Rate F all,s Slightly SACRAMENTO <APl -California's unemployment rate dropped in December from 9.4 to 9.1 percent, the lowest point in 22 months. state officials said. But it remained above the national average, which dipped from 8.1 to 7.9 percent. The number of Californians with jobs reached 8,699,100 in December, up 63,900 from Nov ember's tota l and 193,JOOover the total m December 1975 Na~SldtsA~ LOS ANGELES <AP) -A Los Angeles judge has ruled that Californians have the right to sue for damages if credit card com· panies sell their names and ad dresses for mailing lists of other companies. Superior Court Judge Jerry Pacht handed down the pre· cedent-setting ruling in clearing the way for trial of a class action sutt brought by Julian M. Whlte against Mobil Oil Coll> . Union Oil Company, Texaco In<' .. and Shell Oil Company Taz Br~alc ~rtefl Pacific L1ghtin(t Corp , Los Angeles. h as Informe d its 11hareholders that 13.13 percent or dJVidends paid during 1976 on the company's common stoc:.1t can be excluded from their taxable in- C TAKING J __ S_TO_CK_ ~·ome for federal income tax purposes. The e xclusion results from cer· lain benefits provided by the in· ternal revenue code which allow earnings computed for tax purposes to differ from reported earnings for companies involved m such bus inesses as public utilities, land development and agriculture, the company said. NetD 'Llfl•i' Otte The world's leading brewer, Anheuser-Busch Inc .. will begin test oia rkeling a new less-filling, low-calorie bttr this month. "Natural Light" beer wiU be mtroduced during the next rew weeks in a number of markets spread geographically "in order to give us additional insight into this new segment of beer con· sumption. · · sai d Aug~ A. Busch m. president. proepered despite all the prob- lems. Dairy farmers as a whole had a tremendous year, said California Farm Bureau economist Dick Hartmann, "but don't say that to lho6e in Sonoma CoW>ty, the ones who had lo carry water ror cows to drink ... TWENTY-EIGHT California counties already have been declared disaster areas because orthed.rought. Mariposa County, with some $1.S million in grazing I06Ses, should be added to the list. state officials say. There's no good yardstick to forecast 1977 rarm prospects because California hasn't ex- perienced two severe drought years in a row since the network of dams and canals has allowed farmers to irrigate. The California Farm Bureau Federation estimates that California farmers and livestock ranchers, mainly the latter. sw· rered $1 billion in losses to drought, untimely rain and labor slnkes last year. THE STATE DEPARTMENT of Food and Agriculture won't have Its statistics out for a few weeks, but one official pressed for a ballpark estimate pegged 1976 agriculture losses at about S7SO million. The state agency tends to be more conservative in its projections. Agriculture is an $8-billion·a· year industry in California, the state's largest. So rar. the outlook for 1977 rain· fall appears dismal. Ir some un· usually heavy storms don't come through, California farmers may be abort on irrigation water next summer. SOME MAY GET ZS percent less water than they've contract· ed for from the U.S. Bureau or Reclamation. Others may gel their run quota rrom the state water project, but they've count· ed on surpluses in the past, and they may not get any this year. "There's no doubt about it, if we come up to lhe same rainfall as last year -lt\e third driest year on record -we will be mak· ing cuts or 25 percent In contract· ed water deliveries." said Jerry King, spokesman for the Bureau oC Reclamation. Besides skinnier range cattle, there could be more than $100 million in crop value losses, ac· cording to the farm bur,eau. Grain crops and com could be among the hardest hit. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA reservoirs are at record or near· record lows. Unless 30 to 40 in- ches ot precipitation fall in the Sacramento River watershed this winter and spring, needs will oot be adequately met next sum· mer. California cattlemen have suf- fered most. Eve n breeding stock has been butche red due to n sing cos ts or feed a n d barren pastures. Alfalfa went from $72 a ton to $100 a ton. and It may go even higher. There was a glut of beef on lhe market. but 1977 will see some shortages and higher prices for steak, although just how high is not certain. FROZEN FOODS F ROM California may cost a few pen· nies a can more next year. because of a two-month strike by processors, and peaches. beans and tomatoes in cans eventually will be up a bit too, also because of cannery strikes. However, large inventories held over from previous boun· liful harves ts prevented im· mediate price hikes in many cases. THIUMGUAGf Of. DHMATOlOCWm (',at a ~nhlt<"I. Then U'rtll! IO Pat °""" Pat Wiii 1 ul rt'd la/>f' l/t'llltlf/ tht-an>lL'f'rl nnd oc11on 1/1)1.1 11.-c.•d II• M•/11\' 1n1•qu1ll•'' 111 go1 f'rnmt'n/ arid b!.11 "'''~ Mui/ ,,,.,., 1)111•~1um~ 111 l'ar r>unn Al Your S••rt•ICt' <>ronQ1' ('(Jrul f)(ul11 "11111. I' 0 Uor 156(/, Ct1Alu M1•111. C:A ll262ti lndudr l/()Ur lflt'p/ionl! t1t1t11Mr The c:ulumn llpt)t'Or$ do1l11 ercrpl Saturda11~ lmpetillO. <'cthyma. syNl6i' vull(aras and paronychl9 are nnt words that you would ordlnanly bear dunnJ.? your average day But. they are part of the everyday language or a phys1c1an 'lliese part1color words refer to sper1f1c '!kin rond1hon.o; lhal m~l have o t'ertain ty~ or treatment There are mimy products a dermatolo1t1sl can prescribe to help a person with J skin condition. We carry them in our pharmary. On many occasions we compound a special formula at the requ~t of the pbyslcllin. YOU OR YOUR DOC· TOR CAN PHONE US 1 when you need a de· livery. We will dt>hver promptly withou t cxtrn charge . A are1n many people rel)' on u11 ror their hu llh need11 We welcome rrquc11b for dt• Uvery S<'rvl('e end <'hllrj!e 1 account.'\. 'AB UDO "4Ab&ACY JSl~I_. "'"._.~·IAO ' DEAR PAT . I ordered an analysis report rrom Scholarship Search ror my daughter in March 197S, and sent the $40 lee. The report was supposed to provide a lis t of possible scholarship sources. We were dlsap. pointed with the results. Some of the sources already were known to us, some were listed with Incorrect ad· dresses and some organizations listed were out or funds. In November 1975, I requested a refund, to which I was guaranteed. I was told to return the computer analysis atbng with copies of correspondence I had had with the scholarship sources. I did so, but have heard nothing s ince. E.J ., Huntington Beach Acconta.1 '°M.A. Maxin, dlredor of Scbolanklp Search. am Bn>ldwa1 &dee m , New Y°"9 NY 1•11. a clleck wu .eat &o yoa ID Jane 1111, bat never wu caahed. A stop payment bu beta placed on t.bat ~beck and £\!ANS .\ND ~0\1,\K COVER POLITICS In the DAILY PILOT ~er ls being malled to you. MulD reports that Scholarship Search paran~ to list at least nve In· depeadent scbolanldp IOWttS not •f· flUa&ed wl~ state or feder al ageades. This waa doae for you. Masbl claims that yoa were not re- ally eUslble for a refad. Howenr, becaue of the lime lag whkb eoald mue 10me lnformaUon lnattarate, • refacl WH lu 11ed. Vou coakl have saved yourseU tbJs fee by a con· ferace wttb the goldance depanmeat ol )'Gar daughter's high school. Tbat omee or her counsellor could have provided Inform atlon about all cur· mt tcbolarablp offertap. lffllttrn• ll•rest Rael_,. DEAR PAT: I ordered a camper mattress for $12.~ last September from L.L. Bean Inc. With the order I enclosed a letter stating that if the mattress couldn't be delivered by Sept. 24, It should not be sent. Tho mattress arrived Oct. 8. I retumed it and requested a refWld. I've written to the company several tlmes to no avail. I would sUU Ulce to receive my refund. A.G., Santa Ana Tbe caa&omer servite department of L.I,.. Bean Inc. ol Freeport, M £ Nm, reports that altboagb the mat· tre11 you returned was newer ~· celved, a $1%.95 rehmd now will be M!Bttoyoa. .. TEACHER ENJOYS 'RELAXING CHANGE OF PACE' Wood end Kerosene Keep Tom Heckenbach Warm Thia Wtnter ·- Sitting Out the Crisis .. . Lamps, Stoves Wann Cocldes of His Hean PALATINE. Ill. <AP> -Tom Heckenbach stokes up his wood- bu rn in g s toves , lights his kerosene lamps and watches the energy crisis go by. The 33-year-old bachelor bought a seven-room ranch house on a half acre of lan<J several years ago. lt's in an unin· corporated area northwest of Chicago. "THE FIRST TIONG I did was cut orr the oil-burning furnace and do away with the electric lights." said Heckenbach. a high school m echanics teacher. "l bought a big cast-iron parlor stove, a squat Franklin stove. a cast-iron kitchen range and a wood·burner for the basement. They all cost me about S300 secondhand. The wood C06t.s me nothing. My big expense ls about $12 a year for kerosene." Heckenbacb says he did it "because I prefer this lifestyle. It's a relaxing change of pace. The energy crisis is just a part of it." He raises and cans vegetables rrom h.ls garden, keeps chickens and rour goats and throws a "sawing party" twice a year. The parties bring together a COU· pJe of dozen friends who saw and split logs all day. making a pile of wood 100 feet long and eight feet wide. He bums about this much in eight months. HECKENBACB HAS a two- Over The Counter HASDUltiRc)s man saw and a circular potier saw tbat runs off a belt rrom bis tractor. Whal be likes besl ~. tO take an ax and attack a dead elm on bis property. "I drive a truck to work," Mid Beckenbach. "Sometimes J,<pass old trees that have been dulJlP.ed by the side of lhe road. I stop and load up. I get wood from OOD· struction sites and tree reo1q'Val companies, all free to haw a~. A bonanza is old, discard~ railroad ties. Corn cobs are ioOd and so are old newspap~rs soaked in water, rolled into a tight ball and dried,'' · Beckenbach says he keepr 3 stockpile ()f 20 to 25 tons or ~ stacked on bis property. Na,.,. r.~~tF ""'on er .Jet.otllr Fr Mlcrolo FamH CP Murr MIQ ...... "" ~~al Tri"" CD R..:t Oyn MldA L• Onea l JF C..ntl.lr p MPY ln<J Van Ovll wm Pen!\ GRT Cp Te,.flle (mp Niil Retdtl In Tele Co"I Hl,,.t. Ed ~Co DOWNS Ul\I . .,, )'" • 1 l'I• 1v. 21hl I ..... 111\ 3\lo S"• 7\0 1 .. ) • l J ,.~ JV. .... •"' J~ ,. 10'.4 ,. ... , ' O>Q "' -I OH tl,, -.., Oii Ti.) ->.. 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Knowledge of your key number would be sufficient . Computer criminals could get your number by bribing bank employes or work 1ng with them . unless expensive Ca il·.saCe pro· vialons m the computer codes keep the number secret from everybody Catch 22: In that case, iC ' Money's Worth you forget or lose the __ _, • .,_.._ _____ ,, combination. your money would be gone forever. THERE WOULD BE NO MORE cancelled checks. tr you were sued for not paying a b1U or your credit rating was wrongly ruined, you would have to depend on computer In· formation. You might not know your own bank balance without m · quiring. because unrecorded automatic deposits or wtthdrhwals could be made. Trouble has been reported wtth some automatic Social Security deposits when checks arc late and depositors don't know 1f the money is in. Some banks guarantee money by a specified date, but this might be unworkable for the total transactions covered by a na· Ltonal electronic transrer network. . You could not stop payment on an electronic fund transrer, because the transaction would be errected instant· ly Items would be paid for without credit cards or install· ment contracts, and if you were overdrawn, you would pay the 1nstitullon in monthly :Jlotments. YOU COULD BE IN A WORSE position in disputes at checkout counters oc restaurant cashiers' desks, etc. Once an e lectronic fund transfer had been made, you probably would have to brmg suit to get money back. You would lose the benefit or the "float," the time it takes for a check to clear. Now you have the use of money until the person lo whom you give a check deposits it and at reaches your bank. It's a risky practice but many use it. Finance could become incomprehensible. Consumers would become passive recipients of the benefits or woes im· posed by impersonal technocrats. BA'M'ERIES OF EXPERTS, INCLUDING A com· rruss1on appointed by President Ford, are working on the transition to the "checkless society." but consumer safeguards are low on the priority hsl. When confronted with the risks. experts say, in effect. "The burden or proof is on you to show that these n sks will matenahze orten enough to outweigh the tremendous sav· mgs." They do not say. "The burden of proof is on prop<>- nenls of the change to show it 1s sare," or to show that the savings would reach lhe PoCketbooks o( the pubhc However. this bulldozer can be s lowed down. WHEN P LANS SURFACED TO remove price tags from grocery items and leave shoppers with only computer printouts at checkout counte~ and signs on the shelves. con· sumer protest caused major chains to back off. The issue is now under debate. The typical American consumer ls unaware or the benefits or perils of widespread implementaUon of elec- troruc fund t.ransfer. But once institutions have spent large sums to install the new systems, it will be di((icult to make changes to protect consumers. So start now lo ask questions. Alert your congressmen to your concern. Don't just stand there. Stock Prices Gain On Teclmical Rally NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market turned upward today m a technicaJ rally led by oil and gas issues. Trading wa.s active. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials added 7.90 points to 976.15. Gamers led losers by more than 2·1 among New York Stock Exchange.listed assues. Dow.lonesAv~ra9e1 M'hat Stock11 Did NEW YORI< 1AI') Prtv ~OIHy ~~ Ob 11.0 •• , )!\A 1907 ·~ M '4 J • WH"'T AME-it 010 MEW YORK IAPl Symbol# Stock11 In ThP Spotlight ~· 8: 11~: VD I VD ~ ~= t ~ VD 1,i> Up I .& VII I .I UC) '" Vo 111 VI> 10~ VD 10 .t UI) 10 t \ljl t:z VI) • r U• t o Up :~ VD .. uo ... , DAILY PILOT Tonight's TV Highlights NBC EJ 9: 00 -''Once an Eagle.'' The two-hour conclusion of the second Best Sellers TV novel featurin~ Sam Elliott and Cliff Polls as Army officers in World War II. ABC fJ 11: 30 -Playboy Bunny of the Year Pageant. Bunnies from Playboy hutches across the country compete for the cottontail title in this special pro- gram. 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DOK Al lHGIS :!ioMG BED 1;2 TON~ DISC BRAKES 250-6 CYL. ~· vtNYl TRIM Wide bed. d•9C s39 88 In. 6 eyl. 8 II. dutv tront ~· v1n~e:~:1:: =~ste::.:r· ~iiiiii!l9' ~~~)T!>H~--~__....,.,,,,...,.l --. (2 D~LYPILOT Tnursctay. January 13 11117 Blletnlkoff Blast at Hometown Trigger s Fur or PITl'SBURGH CAP> -Super Bowl champion or not, wide re- ceiver Fred BUetnlkotr or the Oakland Raiders might be called ror a personal foul in his hometown. Erie, Pa. "They can have Erie." saJd the Super Bowl's most valuable player after helping the Raiders to a 32· 14 victory over Minnesota Sunday in Super Bowl XI. "So far as I'm concerned, they can drop It in Lake Erle ... Biletnikoff'e remarks, made at a Los Angeles press con- ference Monday, have touched otf a furor ln tbe town that had honored him with a special day after bia 1raduatlon from f1orida State University. "Everybody's damned mad." said a city councilman. So mad. In fact, that one television sportacast« iol Into a long-distance telephone argu- ment with the veteran 33-year· old National Football League star. A radio station aired the reac· Uon of some of Its listeners, and one man called to offer Bilet· nikoff a Bronx cheer over the airwaves. Sports editors were besieged with calls screaming for re- venge and asking for Bllet· Celtic s Star Returns nikolf's phone nwnbet' or ad· dress "It's too doggone bad," uid Walt Strosser. who coached Biletnikoff al TeC'h Memorial High School where bis records - and bis picture -still are pro- minently displayed. "Erie peo- ple are kind of proud. They may not take too kindly to what he said." Like Biletnlkofr's father, a lightweight boxer before World War ll, Strasser Is Inclined to believe lhat Oakland's hero did not really mean lo say I.hose nas· tythings. "What can l s ay?" said Dave Cowens <center) is welcomed back to the Boston Celtics by Irving H. Levin. chairman of the board. and Red Auerbach Cright>. president and general manager. Cowens rejoined the defending National Basketball Association championship team Wednesday after being absent since Nov. 8. ·Prep Spikers Compete 21 Area Stars at Indoor Meet Saturday LOS ANGELES A talented list of 21 Orange Coast area high school track and field stars. led by Charlie Christensen of Edison High <Huntington Beach> and Llsa Gourdine of El Toro, will compete in the Los Angeles In· door Invitational Saturday at the Sports Arena. Action gets under way at noon and to comply with CIF rules. lugh school entrants will either run unattached or with an AAU club. The CIF 1s not sanctioning the hlgh school portion of the meet. due to irregularities that occurred last year. Christensen. the CIF 4-A cross country champ lastfalJ. also cap- tured the 4·A 880 finals in track. running l : 56 1. He will compete 1n race one of the 1,()()0..yard run. facing the likes of Yucaipa's Greg Fran cis and S an Bernardino's Walter 8r1dges Francis ran 1: 53.6 last year, Bridges clocked I :SS.3. Dana Hills' Steve Telaneus. who has a best of l :SS.2. com petes tn race two of the 1.000. Gourdine rates as one of the top female entrants. competing in the long Jump, a n event 111 whlch she jumped 19 ·3~ to finish second in the 1976 state meet. Newport Harbor's Sue Kruse, another entrant, leaped 18-1 in placing fourth tn last year's CIF finals The Orange Coast area is also well-represented in the middle distances. Costa Mesa has Joe Young. third in the CIF 3·A cross country finals, competing in the ~eeded two mile. the same race Kings Tumble, 3-2 LA Faces Boston on TV TORONTO <AP> -Lanny McDonald. Jack Valiquette and Jim McKenny scored goals and goalie Mike Palmateer withstood a 58 shot attack as t.be Toronto Maple Leafs edged (.()6 Angeles. 3-2, in National Hockey League action Wednesday night. The loss was the fourth in a row SCC Hosts Biola Blola CoUe1e or La Mirada will Invade Southern California Colle1e of Costa Mesa tonight (8) In tbe final non-league encounter • f« coach Paul Peak's SoCaJ Vaquards basketball team. The Vanguards are S-5 for the Nason after losing lD Phoenix lo Grand Canyon College Tuesday night, 77.fJO. ted Bergerson leads the team in ICOl'ing with a 16.4 average for t.beflrst W 1ames. for the Kings, who are now win· Jess m their last five games. The Kings return to action tonight, facing the rugged Boston Bruins. It'll be on TV (Channel 5> at6o'clock. Palmateer stopped 19 shots as tbe Leafs took a 2·0 advantage in the opening period on McDonald's 29th goal and Vall· quette's fifth of the season. Don Kozak made lhe game close with his filth goal at the 19 second mark of the second period. McKenny scored the win· ning goal at 3: 17 of the second period and Tom Williams com· plet.ed the scoring on a ~er play at 18:31 of the fmal period. Palmateer was outstanding in the second period when he faced a 21-sbot Los Angeles barrage. especially during an elbowing penalty lo Toronto defenseman Brian Glennie. that Mission Viejo's Mike Walterhouse. who has a 9:09.6 best, ls entered. Two other Costa Mesa runners, Bill Kolar and John Gerhardt- thev were fourth and fifth in the cross country finals-are entered in separate rated two miles. Gerhardt Is in the same race that attracted Miss ion Viejo's Mark LaBonte, who clocked 9:30.2 as a sophomore last year. HunUngton Beach's Mike Glf· ford, winner of the CIF 4·A frosh- soph mile finals in 4:2.5.2, races in the rated mile that features Hemet's Mark Fricker. who had a time of 4: 16. l in capturing the CIF2·A frosh-soph mile. Distance female runners in· elude Edison freshman Sharon Hulse in the seeded mile, junior teammate Cathy Jones in the seeded 880 and Costa Mesa freshman Joielin Fisher in the rated880. Hulse ran 4: 59 recently in an AAU meet and should gel her stiffest competition from Quartz Hills' Kelly Wells, CIFgirls cross country champion. Jones won the CIF girls 440 finals last year. while Fisher placed 13th in the cross country finals. A final girl entrant, Cheryl Glaizier of El Toro. competes for an AAU team. rl1nning in the women's 60-yard hurdles. Other area male entries are Fountain Valley 's K e n Margerum in the triple jump, Newport Harbor's Frank Venclik. Steve Dawson, Wayne Kasparak and Matt Dickey in the mile relay, San Clemente's John Harper ln the shot put and Mis· sion Viejo's Greg Jones in the soo. Mariterum triple jumped 47·8 last )'ear. while Venclik, Dawson and Kasparak competed on a mile relay team that took the CI F 4·A frosh-soph title. Dickey was on the varsity squad that was second in the 4·A finals with a 3:20.8 clocking. Harper has a 57·1 '1'l best in the shot l>Ut and Jones ran49.4 in the440. Ephraim Blletnllcoff ot his 500's r~marks. "With every succesa there's a lotta hardsb.lp . . . Maybe he feel s he was offended somewhere along the way." After 12 years of ta!ang bumps for a Jiving, the sure-handed Blle tnikoff bas grown ac· customed to the unkindly ways people react lo what he does. "l wasn't aiming what I sald at the people or Erie." he sald in a telephone interview frotn Valley Center. Caltf .• wtucb he now calls home. "l was talklng about the people who handle the recognition things there "I Just feel that. you know. when lhinga were &ood I was always from Erle. Pa. But when f wasn't doing anylhlng great. no one paid any attention ·' BUetnikotr was not tho rlrt1t peraon to notice how hard ll is to get good reviews In Ene. where heroes and legends live Ion£, quiet lives. "Come to Erie.'' they used to say. said the elder Biletnikoff. recalling the city's stage reputa· Uon of years past. "Il you're a success in Erie. you're a success on Broadway. Maybe that tells you something.·· Sports in BIUf UCLA, Trojans In Pac-8 Action SAN FRANCISCO -UCLA's the second place finisher. , Bruins, out of the top 10 for the Laffit Pincay Jr .. the leading first time since 1966, baUJe the rider for the meet, was SWJ· University of California Bears In pended for rive days for permit· Berkeley tonight while the ting his mount, Rajab, to drift out Southern California Trojans play in the final furlong of a race at Stanford in Paclfic-8 basket· Tuesday. ball action. The 12th-ranked Bn.tin.s are 1·1 in Pac-8 play while the Trojans are 0-2. Saturday afternoon, the Trojans meet California in a re- gionally televised game whde UCLA is al Stanford Saturday night. In other Pac-8 games, Oregon fa ces a s tern test rrom Washington tonight while Oregon State plays Washington State, now 13·2 for the year. Knetuclqf llp !ref LEXINGTON, Ky. -Senior Mike Jackson hit two free throws with 39 seconds left in an over· time Wednesday night to insure a 71-67 upset victory for Tennessee over No. 2-ranked Kentucky in college basketball play. Jackson had only 10 points. but his free throws and a dnving layup late In the second half were ·nstrumental in the Vols' victory before more than 23,000 fans at Rupp Arena. eo. ...... Rolb BIRMINGHAM. Ala -Jim· my Connors advanced to the quarterfinal round of the B1rm· Ingham International indoor ten· nis tournament Wednesday night with a 6-3, 6·2 victory over Buster Mottram of Britain. Sandy Mayer upset Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia. 6·2, 6·2. South African Cliff Drysdale outlasted Holland's Tom Okker 6·1. 7-5 and Eddie Dibbs toppled Manuel Orantes. 7·6. 1·6, 6·1. Alezaader lt'fn• ADELA I DE. Australia Australian John Alexande r beat Tom Gorman, 6-4. 6-4 in a $75,000 International tennis tournament today. In other matches, Australian Colin Dibley overpowered Eric van Dillen. 6·4, 6·2, Vic Amaya beat Australian Geoff Masters, 6-4, 7-6. and Charles Pasarell de· feated Australian Chris Kachel. 6-4,6-2. ~Third ALAMEDA-Butch Soper, an ex-Huntington Beach resident now living in Santa Ana. is in third place after two rounds ol the $75,000 Professional Bowlers Association tournament here Wednesday night. Soper bad a pinfall or 2,712 to traif the leader. Steve Jones, by 66 pins. Rkharcb Drafted LOS ANGELES-Dr Renee Richards. the 42 year-old Newport Beach ophthalmologist, was drafted on the first round by the Pennsylvania Keystones In the World Team Tennis draft Wednesday. Kathy Harter of Seal Beach was taken by New York on the . first round. Clerk Colle~U NEW ORLEANS -A parimutuel clerk at the Fair Grounds racetrack punched the wrong ticket for a bettor. The derk couldn't sell the $3 ticket. and had to buy it. She won $2,609.40 on it. The tkket was on two long. shots tn an exacta race. "I tried to sell the ticket to peo- ple for two races." Mary Blurton said after poC'keting the money Wednesdav "I must have talked to about 300 people but no one wanted to buy the ticket.·· Prke•ffiked SAN DI EGO -The learn with the poorest Attendance in the Na· uonal Football League raised the pnce of tickets Wednesday The price of general admission tickets for home games or the San Diego Chargers went from $4 to $.5. The $7 seats went to $8.SO. with $8.SO tickets to $10 and $13 seats to $15. The Charger:s drew 259.952 fans last year, a slii:ht gain over 1975. Subs f or Page FRED BllETNIKOFF UCI Faces Missourians The University of Missouri (Kansas City), one of the better NAIA basketball teams ln the Midwest. invades Crawford Hall tonight (8) lo battle UC Irvine's Anteaters. MlBsourt's Fighting Kangeroos come into the game with an ~3 record. Missouri is paced by &-6 junior Mike Jones. who Is averaging 16.0 per game. and 6-4 sophomore Willie Jones, who is scoring at a 14.2 clip. Louis Stephens continues to pace the Anteaters with a 13.8 average. Scott Jenkins (11 .8) is the only other UCI player hitting in double figures. Irvine enters the game with a S.8record. UCl is also in action Saturday night, hosting a Division l team, the University of Northern Colorado. And the Anteaters play two other home tilts, before visit· ing Northern Arizona Jan. 2S. Irvine f aces Cal State <Northridge> at Crawford Hall next Tuesday night, then hosts the Univer s ity of San Diego ~turday. Jan. 22. St•P'>tll' HinlUl'I'\ Lo..,1ng111r Ttwnan AodQifo•\l N,-1\0n O\rl\' H41r GonlAlet S.PCI ICnucl~ °"'""'~' WH\On C..•-Furtono fotAI~ uc1 ... -~ q •• " I) 81 ll I) ~) 7& tJ ~ ., tJ 78 ,,. IJ JS I l l I • IJ 1 I , ,, I I ' IJ •I ,. J I '1 ·~ ~ I 1 lSS •• 1 ~ • \ • II ' , .. tp ..... ,,, ,,,, •n llJI 81 •. 1 I~ u 11 i• \ so " •• ,. A.1 ~ .... o II ).I ,, J.• '3 J.J •• u • 10 I '. dYI .. .. CoMrt Tri .. p .. HOLLYWOOD, Fla Margaret Court, attempting a comeback at age 34. was ex· tended to three sets Wednesday night but beat fellow Australian Wendy Turnbull. 6·3, 2·6, 6-4 in a $100,000 tennis tournament here. Brooks Banking On Pro Bowl Tilt In the only other s ingles match. JoAnne Russell topped Kristien Shaw. 6·2. 3-6, 6·2 30,000 tor Siio~ ARCADIA -Bill Shoemaker. the world's winningest jockey with more than 7,100 winners. rode bis 30,000lh mount m the lhlr4 race at Santa Anita Wed· nesday. Shoemaker was on Metolius, Tonight o n TV 6 p.m. (5) -NHL HOCKEY - The Los Angeles Kings meet the Bruins in a game taped at Bost.on . 8 p.m. (13) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -USC's Trojans meet the Cardinals at Stanford. 10 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The UCLA Bruins meet tbe California Golden Bears In Berkeley. Taped. SAN DIEGO <API -Last week. Huntington Beach's Larry Brooks wenl back to learning the banking bus iness. a bit burned out on football. Now, he again is geared up for the sport as he pre· pares for the National Football League's Pro Bowl game Mon· day night at Seattle. .. An awful lot of players would love to have this chance. but all they get to do is watch it on television." said the Los Angeles Rams' defensive tackle follow· Ing a Pro Bowl practice. The all·slars from both the NFL's National and American conferences work out ti.oder San Diego's s unny skies until de· parture Saturday for Seattle. The game will be played In the Kingdome. T he 6·3. 260-pounder from Virginia State said be was sur· prised that teammate Merlin Olsen was not among the Pro Bowl selections after being In the game every year s ince bis rookie season in 1962. "The only thing t can think is that people didn't want him to get hurt in his final game of fool· ball." Brooks said of the retiring Olsen. As a first-timer in the Pro Bowl, Brooks does not see how the game could lack intensity, as some players claim. "I don't know how to play 'soft shoulder' or ·powder puff' foot· ball when two people start hittin& each other." he said. And, of the training sessions, be said· "l like the atmosphere here. I 'm finding that people t play a1ainst during the regular seaaoo and never get to know are just ordinary guys." .. Newport's Hiss in Riverside Race • Brooks admits he wanted to erase thoughts of foolball after the bitter defeat the Rams suf· fered In the National Conference championship game against Min· nesota. tt was his third year on a Rams team which came within a game of the Super Bowl. He s'1d bi~ desire was to get back to bis banking career in Orange County. He Ogured the nut time be would face an of . fensive lineman would be when tralni.ng camp opened ln July. Ski Report *'lltno ~·"°""• Go!OmtM-f·lfMl l)<OO f<) ,,,,._,, llCll .. f.W'9 •nrGOOd Snow~"~""'...., __ ..,.....,., -. • Mike Hiss of Newport Beach ~ u be drtvtng ln the Perm.a~ 90 at Riverside lntematlooal ~ay Saturday and Is hoping cau&llfy for one of the 3Sspots In .-Say's NASCAR Grand Na· Mona! stock car race aa well. Hlu qualified 17tb for lm!mu,Say·s race ln a W13 Torino lb an average s peed of 10..815 eaderbour. Qualify in a for &mday'1 race at wlU feature most of the top m• tTOm the NA.SCAR circuit ludlnc Richard P«ty and Cale Yarborough, will take place Fri· day and Saturday. HJ.11 was chosen rookie ol the year in 1972 on lhe VSAC cba.m· plonship car trail but hasn't been able lo get • lop ride on that clrcult since that time. At Riverside be will be drMna a 19'7& Cbevelle Laguna in the feature race. lt is the same ~tock car he drove ln the Times SOO at Ontario ln November. Hill bu covered as many laps at Riveralde aa any driver com· pet.ln1 in Sunday's race. He hu toured the 2.82 mile course tn many dltferent types of cars. He flrst drove a TR-3 in the 19118 American Road Race of Cham· otons (third in class). Since then be baa raced or tested a Porsche Gt. showroom stock sedans. a Can-Am car. Formula Vee, Super Vee. Ford. Formula Band 5,000 open whee le~. About the only types of cars be haan't driven 3l Rlvmndc are In· dy racers and the Grand Na· Uooal atock cara. At Ontario tn the fall he WU runninl weJJ untll bb fuel pump falled and be loll a lot of laps while repairs were made. "Wben I drove behind the wall. t got out of tbe car and started to walk away," he recalls. "But a mechanic ran after me and l-Old me to get back in lhecar. ·•1 bad never heard of such a thing In other types of racing. but I wu glad to be able to race &1aln.'' Although well out of con~n· Uoo, he waa running u fut aa the leaden at t.be end of the race. But then, defensive taCkle Alan Page of the Vikings withdrew from the Pro Bowl because ol law school exams in Min neapolis. Brooks, as first alternate, wu tapped t.o fill the vacancy oo tbe 40-mttn National Conference squad cho11en by the h:ague•q head coaches . · 'lt's an honor (or me lo be here," said Brooks, wbo adda he <toe. not mlDd belna a sub8titute. .... _,, VC*i IO •«•lltnt \orTw ""h ,,.,...,._ ' ~ ValllY J.t f90t l»M Sllll"O ........... ~'1::'y Hiii_.. Ifft of 1>«"«1 PQOMW, ...... ......,, qooes •o 'wcolteflt -•Ill HIQlll-J.l -0-.l!W ...,_, ...... __....,, 1tta1~-. "'oq. ~ -oew. ""'lllO•~~ Mt w ••• , ............. -of~ -.... ~ •• lr>Q .. (tlltfll C•ntr•I C.IHMW• ~ti-JO lt>CnO•~ .-.nnotel•IOOOOd, ,.__.,.,," 4 14•Mlle'o,tllll"0_'9 .... Ooo9flllel09 I , .... l ,fktlftOl•flO_., OllM ...... 11 ll •MM._ tlllf!IO ""°"' .. _., "':!oo.r •••n<t19•JMK•t4'PCN9r "''Hit'*• ~ .. ......... ftc. ......... AllllM IM-wt II 41 lfllCll -0roe -M --....... 1 J ffft PKl9d ~ ...... ....., 19 _.,,.._ Trio<aofMw- 78-7 4 Triumph 50-47 Loss Oilers Knock Off For Vikes '76 CIF Champions At Loara By GLENN WIOT£ Of Ille D•llY 1"11411 ~ Mlke D'Alessandro l4n)ted a pair of free throws with 16 seconds left in the game lo give his Huntington Beuch High team- IT\ates the insurance U)ey needed to stave ofr 1976 CJF Class 3·A basketball champio,P Lynwood. Thus the Oilers recorded a 78-74 triumph qver the Knights and their talented duo of Tyren Naulls and Tom Fr~man. Thal pa ir accounted for all but 10 of Lynwooq:s points and Naulls led the way with 34. Huntington Beach did 1t in a surprising manner. oulrebound .ing the Knights, 52·35, and can· n.ing a nilly 55.8 percent ol its field goal attempts 10 the Edison High (Huntington Beach> gym Wednesday evening Coach Elmer Combs' outhl overcame a 10·6 deficit and was up 20·13 after a quarter. The ad· vantage spread to 13 points but the Orange and Black could never quite put away Naulls, Freeman & Co. Lynwood kept m aking a run at the Oilers a nd clo:.ed to 55-54 with 7:49 to go in the game. But D'A· lessandro hil Cary Burt with a nice pass underneath the bucket and Burt scored. Thal made it 57·54 with 6:51 to go and then a minute later it was 59-54, thanks to Gary Contreras' 6-foot banker. following a steal by Greg Steinhaus. Lynwood never could come closer than four points after lhal as Clark Sims and D'Alessandro worked the boards well and the Knights continued shooting at a cool pace. They hil only 39.l per-1 cent from the field. Huntington Beach cashed in on 30 of 40 free throws to heavily aid its cause. Sam s had a standout rebound· ang effort, gathering 18 while Burt came up with 11 and D'A· lessandro had seven Reserve Tom Pestolesi played sparingly but managed lo get fave. Contreras scored a career high 2:1 points, 22 coming in the first three quarters. He fouled out with 42 seconds left in the till. Huntington hit 80 percent of its first quarter shots a nd made good on 13 of its first 20 (65 per- cent ) Contr•r4'\ S1e1nl'\.)v\ O'Atl"\wnaro &urt H""ll"9'°" 80<11 119) •q "Ill '11 .. "pl tp tn > s 11 ~1m.. , ,.. 1 '" Jl1/0wen 111• ' ti) l 1.1 ~ilt)lf'ti l I 0 l 2 ., \ 0 SCHOW 0 t 1 I 10141, n JO '"' 11 'Score tty 0W4rttn 1.,..,n._000 Hunt.nqton 6""'" 13 10 1• ?) IA 1n l\ 11 n 1& Dy ROGER CARLSON Oflt-O•ltr Pt..CSwH Loara Hlgb of Anaheim broke open a Ught game in the early stages of the fourth quarter Wed- nesday night behind the play or Mark Roche and went on to re· cord a 50-47 non-league basket- ball t riumph over vis it ing Marina of Huntington Beach. The duel had been tied or the lead changed hands 18 times when Marina took ils last lead at 39-38 with 6: 10 left in the game on Charlie Kooller's shot from out· side the Loar a zone Paul Volpe scored for Loara, then the Saxons got rich when Roche. who led all scorers with 19 points, hit a layup off Volpe's s teal and made it a three-poant play with a free throw Roche followed with a steal and fed off to Rick Pluimer and Marina was trailing, 47·39, a situation il couldn't reverse with only 2· 15 remaining. Both teams had trouble penetrating the other's zone dur· ing the tiff, and both were near the 50 percent s hooting mark from the fie ld-Marina making 22 of 46 , Loar a h itting 19of 40. There seemed litUe to choose from between the two from the outset and only Roche's flurry early in the fourth period pro- vided a lead of more than five points. • Thursd&y January 13 t9n DAILY PILOT 0 Artists' Malone Sparkles Lagunll Beach High'~ M\ke Malone splashed home in 1:07.9, setting a school 100 breaststroke record in the swimming opener Wednesday alter· noon as the host Artists b o wed t o .fi e rvile (Anaheim), 101-44 . Malon e bro k e last year's record of 1: 10.0. Laguna 's Robert B runs w ic k finis hed second (2 :04 .9) in the3:lt free and third in the • l5:44.5). Mike Linkletter and Mike Watanpaugh e• captured a second pl for the Artists. · Linkletter swam a zt.2 in the SO free and Walalt- paugh had a 1: 08.0 in..._ JOO back. VA•StTY U-IMllltll~•iW 100-1e1rt<tv-1 5#""''' U .. 100 trtt 1 Ma•lropo<o ISi 1 110 1 &un\wi<k r ILi 2 CM' l. ()c);y ~) 1 OU 100 IM 1 Wini., ISl 7•16 t t 01tl~1o11.i11 ISi 2. U I l . C-y ISi , 187 10 ttet-1 N6uqhlen !SI tl.O 2.. Llnklellet ILi H '1 (lay ISi 1S I. 100 llY I Edmond ISi Sl C t '""~lolf•ld IS) l.0.S 2 l MU-II (LI I OH 100 ttte-1 N&uQhlln CS) S?.1 t Burk ISi S1 '3. Whlllo<lo. ILi SlO. 100 Ir..-I fdmofld ISi S 1• 3 f M.twooolo IS i ) U O J. 8rUM~ fl.I~ u S Edison Surprises In 2 OTs, 78-73 Coach Steve Popovic h 's Marina quintet had a 37·34 lead after three quarters, thanks to the outside shooting of Leland Bruce and Koeller. Tony Warren !>cored eight points in the first period, but Loara's tight zone kept him away from the ball alter that. GOLF WINNER Edith Carpenter (right) defeated Riianne Miraglia in the ftnals of the president 's cup golf competition at Mission Viejo Country Club re cently 1001H1c•-1 Rod•IQuoi 1s1 1 ·01.> r Wfl~np..iql\ ILi 1.0Cl,0 l . C1•Y,.,-. I U O tOO bre•\I -t M•lon• fl 1 t 01 fl Winters 151 t·ot.S l. Cllrt•loff..O ~ I ISO. coo1,...,.11y-1 serv•tt3:ll t, l'ltOSM·SOPtf By ED BURGART Of Ille 0•11• P•IOI S~H With the emergence of Doug Schroeder a s a penetr ating guard, the Edison High Chargers of Huntington Beach are sudden· ly establis hing themselves as possible sleepers in the Sunset League b asketball race that starts Wednesday. Accounting for 16 strrughl points through the end of regula· lion and into both overtimes. Schroeder sparked :J Charger:. comeback that carried Edison to a 78-73 upset over hli;:hly-touted Warren of Downey in non.teagu<' action Wednes day night at Edison High. Getting five as:.asts in 12 minutes. the 5·10 Schroeder, a re serve who was injured early m the year. came up with the key play wath l : 10 remaining in the :.econd overtime. That's when he penetrated inside the baseline. passing off to 6-5 Ed Bell, who i.ank an is.footer from the len corner. That bucket sent Edison ahead 73·71, and MLke McCoun connected on two free throws with 34 seconds left to put the Chargers. now 6-8, out of reach Warren came into tbe game with an 11-3 record and appeared headed for victory. holding a 64·58 lead with 3 .52 left m regula· twn But Edison sophomore Steve Dav1s scored a layup on an assisL from Schroeder with 2:58 left. and Warren went toa four-corner ()ffense. That strategy didn't pay off as the visitors were cited for a charging foul w ith 2:04 remain· mg, failed to convert a on~n· one with 1: 10 left and missed a l2·foot~r with 16 seconds to go In all, Warren went the final 3.S2of the rourth quarter without •1 po ml * * * lid• ... 1111 I.,, .. I• ....... •-t .. 0 (I 11 °""" • D • • .... ,~ I f ' • W11f1.t""4t I 0 I 7 f\, I " I I 11 ,,,_ , 0 0 • . , .... , .. 1 > .. Y~·-r , i • 0 '1N.f &t•r1 " 7 ) 11 ,.,, ... :14 10 n t• w ... .., 0uA'1•~· w .• ,.. ..... ,, ,, I\ • , • n t-f'HN\ 71 I ·-I~ I II " And it was Schroeder's layup with 30 seconds left m the fourth period tbat tied the score and forced the overtime . From the 5:50 mark of the fourth quarter to 1:10 or the second overtime , Schroeder scored nine points and added fi ve assists. A knee injury slowed him m the first 10 games. but Edison coach D o n Leavey s aid Schroeder will start agamst l,ynwood in the first game of a doubleheader al 6:30 Friday at Huntington Beach High. In addition to Schroeder, the Chargers got top performances from 6-5 J o hn Allen, Bell, Mccourt and Ray Gomez. Manna was without Dave Gibbs (bronch1t1s) and Chuck Spade <ankle>. while Loara was beginning to return to form after a senes of injuries led to a four· game losing str eak in December. Bruce finished with 16 points- his ninth double figures output in the past 10 games. Warren. who has clicked in double figures in each of Marina's lS games. had \4. WMtf''l 8•UCt ton"'\ .......... 1•11 ... ",, '" 1 0 l U KOtllef 7 1 t• (too• I I I l Wolf• Total\ sc.e,...''°""~ lq "pl '" • 0 • 8 ' 0 7 • • O 0 I 11 J I\ H 17 11 " 10 •' It IC ll I~ UCI May Contend For Swi11l Crown By CRAIG SHEFF Of-o a11r f'ltot5e<ttt UC ln·ine captured Division Jr NCAA swimming championships an 1969. '70 and '71, but has been a bridesmaid since, finis hing second in three of the past five years and fourth last season. But things could change in 1977. "We should definitely be a con· tender for tbe Division II cham- pionship." says Anteaters coach Hank Vellekamp ... J sure as heck wouldn't count us out." Gener ating Vellekamp's en· thusiasm is some pretty good talent-led by AH-American tel· Lennan Gar y Figueroa and three super fre s h m e n, Vangeles Coskinas, Mike Kelly and Ken Watson. Figueroa will s wim the backstroke, the 50 rree and all the relays. He finished second in the 100 back (53.3> and the 200 back <1 :56.0) in the NCAA meet last season. Cosltinas is from Greece and Vellekamp says he can swim just about anything. He'll probably concentrate on the individual medley and the 200 butterfly. Kelly, from Notl'e Dame High (Sherman Oaks). clocked a sinl· ing 21.0 in the SO free last year. And Watson is another good sprinter from San Marcos lligh. Other returning lettermen for Irvine inc lude senior Mike Figueroa, junior John Bowman and sophomores Scott Becker, Pe te Fischler and Wins ton Uchiyama. Figueroa red-shirted last year .. A butterfly specialist, he was second in the 100 Oy (51.3) in the NCAA meet two years ago. He's Gary,'s older brother. Bowman , a d ist a n ce freestyler, was 11th in the NCAA 1,650 last year while Becker placed eighth in both the 100 breaststroke a nd 200 individual medley. Fischler and Uchiyama are both breaststrokers. Other top prospects include Grossmont College transfer Mike Guest and fr eshmen Matt Roberts (La Canada), George Newland (Newport Harbor>. F r e d Kitc h e ner <Pacific Palisades). Steve Krikl (Foun· tain Valley) and Joe Dunn (San RapbaelJ. Gauchos Grab 91-81 Victory Guest and Roberts are both sprint freestylers with the laUer also s wimming the backstroke. Newland will compete in the breaststroke, Kitchener will swim the indo and butterOy. Krikl is a freestyler and but· terlUer and Dunn will specialize in the back and butterfly events. w,hile DC11nis S mith (14), Day <f.2> and Marty Zogg CU) added their firepower in the scoring col· umn. Estancia In 50-39 Victory Senior guard Ray Orgill poured in 22 points. 14 in the first half. sparking the Es tancia High Eagles of Costa Mesa to a 50.39 Century League bas ketball win over host Orange Wed- nesday night. The Eagles of coach Dave Carlisle with a 10-4 overall and 2·1 league re- cord are in second place. a game behind league leader Santa Ana Valley. The tough Estancia zone defense he ld the slow-down Orange of· rense to 11 fi eld goals. Orange was unable to rut from the' o utside and could not penetrate the l ·2·2wne. The Eagles. however, h ad little difficulty handling the Orange de· fense and were able to get inside fo r the high perce ntage s hots. The 5-11 Orgill boosted his season average to 16.2 points per game And 6-5 forward Pete Neumann contributed 10 points to the winning cause. Estancia led at the half 29·24, and the n held Orange to four points in the third quarter. Orange 's Karl J ep- pesen scored 17 points with nine coming from the charity line. Orange converted 17 of 21 free throws while Estancia made four of fi ve. Esla11<1• UO I •• fl pl Ip O.qtll 10 , '> n Nfllm•n" • > ' 10 <:Amo 0 0 ' n J•tChtw n n l 0 Kro/lnleldl 1 0 I • Corbell > 0 n • Pti<e ' n 1 .. '-' J 0 , " Tol•I\ l3 • I\ )0 0••11 .. 11'1 ,, II .. IP <:Arrott > 0 ' Bentien II J I Jt--• , ,, Slle•be• 0 0 7 8'1tt•ln • • ' I'/ Pt111on 0 , 0 ' e1wr 0 0 0 lol•h 11 11 Q '" Soro by o,...,,rt Estancl• u •• 8 1)~ °''"9* ' ts • 11-n For Area Cage Results JUNIOR VARSIT\' "'""' a .. c• U•I CU I Lr"-P AQll'\lnf'lll 16 I F t U ~'lt\f\. r 51f'•nh•u~ '' 1 f '1 S~ovau Wooltn 11•1 l 111 R"'hlott- te\e '4• (, 11~ Mill'\. Thomo""' •• c. 01 >on"""' ~81-<0r•,,q '•Ub M u •ll''lb HAlll1""' H8. lt 1• EdtM" 0•1 Utl W•"e-n Rv•nfll1 ~ ~•l~nq IC•N'I'"'''" lfl I •181bdrlii 1111r lut\Ot'I "1 • 14Hjv\oa• C,.,,+tl" 117, (, \I Hto'Of1f'I Polf'ltl'"' no1 (_J •01 M tllfH Edl\on \tor•nu \Un\ Ht1r~f'' 1 w-Hl.\M\" Gr,.,' Pf'IU1.11 'fMVlf Hi11lt\I,,,.... (dt\<.m l' 17 M lrH'.l t•H Ull LO~r.1 Bonm 1 71 f t M1•u1t'1 01~110t ~ •\b•A1cno He10l'"nr,.,lch •4t l II Fr•lu •uno" t~• U 101 M'C.onrton Sp11tflV I~) C, 1 • l 11\df'nn"W .. ;f'lr Marin• '\corinq \Ub\ C.ooomtlll ' Ttetlt 1: ••vM,.t 1 H•ftt1me M.,,,,,.. 11 Hf U"'•"'"' 1,.1 CU I L•qUN qoq11,, !91 f: 1101 L10Mlll ..,_, 1111 I' ,., C•<O.r- l ttte\ Ill (' 1211 RICll.V<hon 0..•I\ Ill r, 101 N•C"OI~ Oloflln 1111 c. 111 Pamson Uni 'conn9 \Ub~ M .t\tnn 1 "'°'""" 7 l 8 Lt\11• '. I( '°'"'lboC11 2. Petr•\/17 ' ~1111..,,. Laqu,,_ n 70 SOPNOMOllE ,,.,,.. CJ11 l»I G.,O.~Gre-. °"'°'~ Ill r <Tl K"'Od~ .>o.,c• '" r 01 ,...hon MOJ'\1,.vf"'°" •• r I Cl•v•~ Hie tt•n' 'JO> Cr ~ t 11 Ai¥11o C.-u\<•O 1111 G 1011\0I'"" t4•ttll'"4" G.rdf"n Grn'<tf" t8 11 I f.SOI\ C.11 1111 w ...... 8<>W<?n flet f <1•1 Wtt\Of\ Cudmor~ •O f. ''4l Hflbt>"'n' Hint un ( 1~1 Patmqo1\t M<Oonotd Ill C. 171 l(rott O<IO<'t\ 10 C. I 111 Mult- (df\On \CO••nQ \UI>\ MO.QM 1 H•lt 11, Ounn ~. S< oil Mallhme Warrtn 3'·33 Estancia IUI C~I Otll\9f Keuo rt•> F I" Ed«!<'' a uoev 111 r 101 Holl• Pr!<~ 1191 C 1131 MtF'a<l<lm H1•"'11101 r '" ()o!nt"' W•tt&et let 141 McAl•tt E\,an<•• \oCOr1nQ \ubs C,..\S-t 6. MAOcle" 1 P11"tck~'I ' H..Utunr E 'tanrt.e lJ '1 H""t .. a<h 1411 UOI Lyn- E•O••Clql• •>ti r <81 H•"'~ Wh1trw" r11 •ll<Htn A'ial• tt81 C tfS) FrAttH GIHW'! ''' (;f2l A W d,t\lnqlnn T A•lnt o Ci Il l Sl<!Ooll H•m1mto t-t& 78 Jt\ Martn• C17l IH I lO.r• ~Vf'r t ll 1 F 41 Johm,on S.h 'IOt 11 f1) l<f"H~ P~n t1}1 C U)Of\Ot' ROH <0) C. 1101 Milllkln;on (,raP\Jtm l'JO• C. l&l TN>me><on M d''"ill '\{Ot1nq '\Ub\ Gibb~ 1 "'4••11wo M •vao11i., .t t-f()lmt t.. \. (dlll:in I FllESHMl>N 1is<a•c1• CUI Ufl Or•n9f Lttr1rnt-r u ~ (~) ~m.tn '>moth ll ~ 111) Wal!oOtl van Horn ri1.i C 11~1 Pyl" l(rOMleldl ti.1 C:. «IC..ota. Ried"" COi G I 101 Ma•QU<'t E'\l1nc•• u Oftnq '"t)\ C~mc> ~, 8urkl\6nl1" l l• .. Y 6 Ml\10(~ l. Hotlt•""'· E\l•ntl•. 3'·14 Mariu Ciel IJll LOA•• Aiello C•I F 141 Slie<' Bonn•nt C• • " (I I Moche\11'111' o .... .,.,., 1701 c f41 w.1ltNn M<Ctell"'1 •&I G UI Cofl..,_ Rutl•n'><nltd 1111 G 111 LAnQfW'' M .... " ... ro• 1no '\UO'\ Fttlif. tO. U "°"1 -•l H•Utu!'e-M4,.;n• ll 1~ M11nt. h.icll 17>1 ltll LJ"-.AUIO.,.,...,,. 1101 I" IUIW11~ ... M l Ut!'e• 181 ~ 11) HoQtft Pott~ 1131 ( Ill Mo<lon K1nq fftl ("_, OIStov .. u McO..Own ta> c. 1111 R••d H8 '\C.orH'\Q '\Ub\ 0,.. lt:t lorn~ l Conlr~rd\ '' Hatttlme· MN,36·19. Htwpo,, C•tl (UI LOS Atamhts Ec<les Cl) F 101 n.omo.on l1Mk¥ Ill "' Col Gtrwr C.alawett 1101 c en Slew¥t A Gaddis fl) G C2/ lm!TWl'IOlo S. C..Oeli. 121 G C 141 0.•I• NH •corlno subs Rem\l!n •.Drott~ 171. WtS1etl\Ous 1. Hett fie II 6. Hallllme: NH, U·IO. Basketball Scores COllEOE S..n.IO\• SI I•, llllnoi\ SI 1\ W~•ttl,.tl. l4V~rne I• R..Ol•nd\'6 Pornon.t P1ttt1r \l Portlen•S MO<l\lon '°'·Ric•~ SMU?I Toi\/) TPVl\l>&M.O Baylor s• H •l\Tf'<"tl TCU6• Ctn<t,,,..11 14 Oe'(I0<1ol O.P..,w II. Vlloa•••'° 1 • IC1M41•'1.0lrl•llomA SI 4IO 1(41ft\8\ St U '°"'' 51 SA Ma~"'°" 7'. 01110 /I MlnourC i.•. oi.1e11o1nt lol'I Cltm..,. IO, Ou-• ll !OT I Me~tltn 10. So C..r011n~ •' Ml>\ SI. llO, LSU 77 N•br••••6'. Colorado S• A•<flmond 1', R-l•lorlll 1' T•nneH8 71. IC•ntucky 67 fOTI Vlrvlnl• SS. Vl•11•n<• Tt<fl so VMI '2, Wlttlem & M••v rt 8ut~Mll 73, '°'""'116' tOTI Columbla I It, Wavntr 'II N .. y .s.. ~•oetown ss New Hemp~l\lr• "· Canl•lu\ 11 Piii M. Clt•tt1nd 51. 7S M. 8oM11tnture 7t, Ouq11HM 77 St Fr1nt1'. NY 100. Seton H•ll'PS Sv•iKU'l<l 11. ~""SI &• ll•rrnonl6t. Oartmoulfl SS ¥•11•nova 7S, Wt\I Vtrqtnl••~ JUNtO• COLLIE GE SolOlll Coat! C.••••.nc• .,.nta Ana 13. Mt S,..C Ill O'uli•rton 11, SO Me\410 O,,•~.S. Cimnmont.,.. WION SCHOOL 8AYLEAGUE °'"'""Illa<~. w. T o,,ence SI. lltQ~ so, P•los Ve""s4A M1t•Onte 16, To,,ano llO 11-•· ltm-\) MornlnosfeleU. RolltnQ Hill\ '4 CITllUSLEAGUE O.•lfty 66, San Gor'10floo&< 'lodlandUI. E•~nflO•tr&t F'-eN7S, P.C•ll<611 MONTVIEWlEl\OUE NOOoS.• 7S. Aruw lol W1Ytrmen11. 81ld'"'" P<1rt <II Ch<l•1..-0ak4S, Bau~ll Sl 'lowlanQ"8,Nof11WIOW0 lllONONOOLIAOUE l-OltCl117S, B~llC.Ardl!M .. Olierle7s, Ao>em..aoso Et Monlt Sii.Seti Merino SI LA c.n..i1 St, s . Pe"ll•n& <ll u, .... a ttll S.,•11• 100 mtdlly •e••y-1. uouna ~ t OH 200 trtt I Sno.i ILi 7· U 0 J. Guerra ISi ' It O 3. Stioem•lo.ff tsl 1 lOO 100 IM-1 ROdr1que1 !SI t 'lt 0 t Wlnt•r IS) 2.lO.O J. WhlllO<lt IL> 2 4A 0 \0 tr_.-1 Fo-\ ILi 2S.02. lAW$ Cl12' 0 S.tel' <SI. 100 fir I Mnwett Ill 1•11 S1 w'"'"' CSI 1. u • 3 Huenemevor •> I !lS 100 lrt •-1 Forbn ILi W7 '· Clitrra <SI I 01 03 y,., IL) I 0) 0 IOOl>o<k I liul.,m•n CL)I •007. Wonter ISi 1 .. c J. El'"'' 1511 II I. <OOl>rU\1-1 Wnt1~ (51 I 11 S7 An dt"on IS t I It' 3, M••_,.11 <LI I HO .t()() fft"f: tPl•y -t LdQUncl 0..-Ch .~o Basketball Standings MISSION CONFERENCE W L PF PA !>tllld•elll•<• 7 o "' 110 Rlvtf\•dt ? 0 17• 1.tt Potom•r 0 180 I~ ClltU\ I 18' ti• 5o<Jl~W1?\l~tn I I lSI tll O..lfey 0 ? ISO \111 San llet,..rdlno o 7 111 IP S.W.01-0 2 15' '°' w~ay•s Score• • S-ttN<k<lt SanOlegoll Rirt.-lde ... C:h•lley 79 Ptlom.t W.. Citrus 7' Soul-Sl••n ll. S..n S.•NrdillD7' S.turd.l'f't ~mo 1>1t0111a• at S.dd<tbt<lt Cllru. at CMlley lfl.,,,~.,_.,, ~ B<'rnardll>O SOUl~we11Hn •I S.n O•t'IO CENTUltY LEAGUE W L l'fl l'A SefllaAnaVatto l o 1'1 ua Elt.tn<tt 7 1 U I 141 S.nl• Ana 7 1 '°3 70!) Tu\llA 7 1 191> 1"8 Et -n.t 7 IS1 159 F'Oott>llt 2 ISi U8 Vtlla P.,k 2 191 * Or....,_ 0 J l•S IS. WtdMlill.llV°\ SCOtH ESl.tn<lt SO, Orenqe 3" Sanlt Anl Sl, Footllltl 50 SA Valley Sl. El MOdena st T~ll\ 73, VIII• Part. S2 flrldar'• 01mn ~nit Ana ti E'Mntlt Foothill et Et Mode,,. 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The win gives the Gauchos a 2-0 conference mark to set up their tiff Saturday night against invadin& Palomai: (2·0). UC 1,..1,.tSwlmSc.llMul• 511.,Jtll.11-Pt~dl"t (Mmtl. '· Fri ,J•n.tl~lclfnltl 1-.,1,>. Fri. Siii. Jtll~ lt• .. -el C:.t Poly ("°"'°"4l Prep Soccer Summaries SUIURIANLIAGUC 11'1UI• 111, Nor.oat tr S3 ~tl!towtr ~.Neff 0 E ace<>lor S7, Gl•M Sl Me'tftlt16, P&tA"'°""I 5e Ctplaln: Miko Calvino; Molil Vtl11<111te; Mlkf Olllord; "'°" \~ IWO-.d; Gordon Outl. J11ftltf' VIMlly C•otefn; St••• N•ll; MMt v.....- 111•: Jim Mt A .. ; Mllit lmllFO'<lldl Tom81iCk. Atla~ I. ~<111'11 S..., Fel), ..._., Ct l Sitto INortl!r"*>· 10.."' Sat .• Feb n-et Cal l"oty tPomona\, 10 e.m. VAllSITY «s1a11clt Cll 111 Sllddlt'-ttt E•taftClt ~or1no· ROCl•IO ... l1 JUlllO• VARSITY IJl.Mtcle Cll CU Saddl•1Ntd1 E\lt<ICI• 9'Cll<lno· Mtpson Vl\llllTY ....... "' $tnltl\ • 2 3 ,. 1(111~ Dey s 2 3 12 M.ZOQQ ~Elflll\ • • , 17 o.zoow 'Sh41• " \ ' ,1 Helm s..._. 1 0 s • Nll<O'\ Tolell ,, " "'" I 0 I 7 ~ I . 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IOOll 55 Rualtc cabin l al\ZI 28 Mtddli! 57 Enzyme tn 3 Unyltldtng Ptlh• kldnt'(1 4 Enumerate 30N.,lhtr hot S8 Gener11 5 Calendar not cold ttlldencr abt>r 32 Kllldol 5g StronQ dlt- 8 S Amer lllO'ilt · 2 111\e city lntot-word• 60 u SA 11111 33 Siikworm 61 C11>4ta1 ot 7 Feminine 34 Snooie Italia name 35 1111eno 63 81111111 Pftf 8 Expertmenta 36 MaltCIOUI 86 Low digit 9 Accord111g SIOtY 68 Kettle an<! to 2 WOfdS 38 Mlde trac· Perkin& I OLit11e b1taof l.... 69¥81 paper Cl 5°" cfl'inks. 0 I j;- HOW A800T '1'00 AND I TEAMING VP ~'liD DOING A LITTLE PA1RS NV\\8ER ~ THE VIRTUE OF VERA VALIANT DR. SMOCK F U NNY ... ANP t HA~PC..Y EW EN KNOW YOU . $0 Wl-IA1"''RE! YOt.J HEARI NG ON "T'HA"f" 1"1-!ING, M l SS c>A~i:?>Y GORDO MOON MULLINS ANICt: COLD G~ASS OF oRANG~ JUICE." HoW DO You FEEL. ~MM.A'? by Chartes M. Schuh \ :i'i I~. I //! ... ~~~ ... • • , .. h~ t .. ,....... .. ·-·-- ON SEalt-ID TH0.161-17 THIS WOl.'1...~fT 6E A . eAD SIN6tf! ·111 -!'' .,.. ... by Harold Le Doux POC.? ™t N ~E LOSi CONTROL OF THE CAR by Gus Aniola .~ .. , • n IJ ,, • THE GIRLS ··1,ust love 11-1\'sa lol hkc bcinaon acomminec!- DENNIS THE MENACE . ., - [ ' ----... That's Bunker From.t\J>DbpA~ Woodbine, N. J .. a town of z.~. 1:s buiun2 over the facl that television'& Ardl.le Bunker almost came there. Woodbine, In rural Cape May County. was used as a deiUnatlon for Archie and EdU.b Bll.Dker on Saturday nlaht's "All in the Family" show. They never Jett their New York bus terminal, but that's all nght with Woodbine residents. "We got national recognition.•· said Coun- cilman Leo Bugauld. "This is the kind or place Archie Bunker would flt into because il 's the kind or place he's always knockfog. We have Puerto Ricans. we have Poles, we have blacks, we have Jews and he'd be the Wasp. He'd have a field dav bete." ,, • Fraak Slnatn, his fellow stars of the entertain· ment world and 700 others filled the nower-deck St. Louis Catholic Church in Cathedral City for the funeral of his mother. who was described as "the type or person you met once in a lifetime." MAltTIH A tearful Sinatra foJlowed the casket into the desert sun after the hour-long Requiem Mass. As 400 hushed spectators looked on, he received con· dolences from Bishop Leo T. Maber or the San Diego Diocese, who conducted the mass. Mrs. Nat1lle "Dolly" Sinatra, 82, died with three others an a plane crash last week enroute to her son's opening in Las Vegas. Her casket was oome to the hearse by pallbearers who included Dean M111tn, comedian Pal Hell.I')', Dr. Michael DeBakey, composer James Van Heusen, baseball figure Leo Durocher and restaurateur Jilly Rluo. • Henry Ford II resigned from the board of truslees or the Ford Foundation. saying the philan· thropic organization had spread itsetc too thin and that workers sometimes failed to ap· predate the capitaUstic system that provided runds ror the foun. dation. Ford was chairman or the board from 1950 to 1956, a period or expansion when the organiza. tion began to participate in na· tiooaJ and international affairs. Th e f o u n d a ti on was "o•o eslabllilhed in 1936 by Henry Ford and his son, Edsel Ford. Ford's resignal.Jon left the board of the nation's largest tax-exempt foundation without a representative of the family that founded it. • Gale Thomson, wife of New Hampshire Gov. Melvbl Thomson, has been injured in an accident at Loon Mountain ski area in Lincoln. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS tUSINES~ NAME STATEMENT T~ following l>t''°" I\ clO•nQ l>u\t ""\"' AMERICAN SHUTTER ~SHADE co l~l .. A PMltwo l.'>00, loAlln. CA meo Uo l..&OonMlm ).4.lt LUl)IN Cl•, CO.I•-· CA 9706 Th .. Du~~~ I\ ton<lllCl.0 b'f An ln- cl< ... ~&I L<'O LA"-Mfllm Thi\ •1•1-..-1 Wt\ lltf"d wolh ltw C.OUnh ''"'' o• Or•nQ9 Countv Oft 1>9umber lO. IU• ,...., ~·lhed °"eno-COA\I o.,, .... Pilot Clo<, n. lO. ,.,. ~"" J•n .. IJ. ,.,, u,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 9USINESS NAME STATEMENT Thf' loUowlnQ per\On\ art' OOlng bU~ ""''' VAN HORNE. I.TO 131SE.Sl.An. dnw• Pt , S.nte Ana. (.A ~IOS Jemf'\ E Ba-1on, 13381 Et A-. 1..AQ,.... Hiii\ C.A 976'>.1 Rk'""rd R S!..,fon, ?~ l'Ortllflno Or. Mh"on VHrJO. (At761S Sl-'11 Y•VIU C.O•P. 1'1S E. Mcl'IMl(JPnAvt S,,J'ttaAna CA.,IO! '"'' Ou\lna•~ '' cont1ut1ect by • -Ill OA•IMMlllP Rl(hafO R Sttftlon Tiii' \t•l•""'"I W~S flfe<I Wtfll lho GounlY Ctart. ol Or•noot Counc• Oft De<. IO. ltl• ...... 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C.01 • 91646 Thi\ blnlfte\\ Is tOt>dUCllHI llY en i,._ Olvld\lel GIOrl..,,,. F 0.an Thi• , .. ,_.,,, .... llled "''" , ... Co11nly Cieri< ot Oronge C.oun1v on ~17."1• -Plll>lllolltO Ot•nQe Cc>o\I Dtltv PllCK. 0.< JO, !flt. And J•rt 6. U. ,0, "11 Uf1·U PUBLIC NOTICE J02 l'ICTITIOUS8 USIHEU NAMIUATIMl.HT Tiit 1<>4'-lng °"''"'"a•• CIOlng bU\J. llHUS T 11 0 I. l ENTERPRISES, al 111\l>Drc.llld, c.oro ... at• Mar, CA Aon.ta B. Wal-In>. '7TI ()lymoot Or .. HuntlnQIOft Buell, CA '1'21M6 Tlmotlly A St..,.....•.118¥1 Ot'cNd. ~Ott -CA'1'24JS Tftls l>wtl,,.u I• collduc!ed by • 0.-al P-..Wo ROMldB WllliM Thi~ ···-· ••• llllHI "''"' '"' Cou"'v C1tr1< 01 °'•"~ c:.ouncr on °"'-"·"" l'.-t PIA>ll\/ltO Or-Coa\I o.fty Pllo4 ~ JD, ltl• And JAftUe'Y •. IS. 10 1m SJtS.,. llllou• bu•lnen "•m• ol l(fNGl-------------CA81NE1' MANUFACTU RING.ll10S Kii'°"· S.M•An• CA PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii• llcllll<1<11 1>U•l1t~t """" -1-------------,,,... fOf' tht IN"IM""'P w•\ lli.d Oft Octoc.t 4, 1t1 • l1t I.,. County of 0rtll'Ot Full Nome•"" Acldr~'' ot lllt "'"- WllllCl••wl1tO Wllll•m F o.Alft, 1'199MllbroSt .CO\l•Mt,,,..,CA_,. Wllllem F (i.erk9n PVBUC NOTICE C"·lUI lfCJTICI! TO CAl!DITOM wntt10• COUltT OF Tiii tt•TltOFC•LtFOltNl•llOll T"• COUNTY 01' Oll•NO• ....... ...at Esta!• of FAANCI S M l'ORO llcf lK>8 FOAO 0.CH~ NOTICE IS Hl!!RE8V GIVl!N lo tt. <redllor\ Ol llw •llOv• named ~I tllel Ill pe"on' 'llavlllQ <'•'-eot•~I '"' \aid OK_,., aro required 1o Illa 11\t<n, W'ltft Ill« M<otswry vouc~ In I ... office ol IN C lerlr. OI I ... ·~ t" 1111.c!GOUf'I. Ot 100 ... >eftl lh<lm ... lhlt. nec:ts_,, -.C:lltrJ to""'~ ...... ,_Office ot THOMAS l I.ORO. ?M:ll ~ Cle Va•t11<1a. Suite 113. lAQI.-Hitt, C.tlfor1tl• .,."3 ,...IOI I• lfte plact ot MJne\\ GI the .-.,.9'1d lnall IN!t\enpe,,•ln•fHl 10 lt.hlAl•ol MIO o.c.dltnt. wllllln '°"' month• elttr 11-llnt -lcetlott ol '"'' ltOlic.. o.tte10ectmbe•n.1n•. NoraG Ford E-..cutrl• OI the \Nill Ol lhe &DOY• flotm-.1 a...tOt<'ll TMOMASl..l.OltO s.i..in DSJ1"-•V•l.n<lf ~Mlli.,CA.tUJl Tel: llHI stl·SM 4"-Y lor l!at<lllrlW l'llC>ll....., OrenQe Co••• o.itv PllO(, CH< JD, 1914 And Jan 6 IJ. 10. ltn U91>1' PUBUC NOTICE NO'TICI TOCltlOITC>a 1s.c.. ...... 1,, u.c.c.1 A bulk trllft\ltr It tboul IO be..-. Tiit n-arid ou\IM\t .odrft'°' Of the trltfttfet"or ere ~1111 E Moflma!\11. ,_..,., Aurtllo, 0.... Point, CAlllornl• The M~ aftd b<J\lnH• --of ""'''llft\ffftt~r& l.lrtda Tovlfr, 11' F lllY<tf\lcH Aftflw, Nawpotl Beech, C.llfoml• .._II Olllar bu•I,,..., narnt• ...., eel llrb-usecl bV I,.. '"'n•I~,.., wlll\ln llW'ff .,._l•tl lla\I \0 lar n...,_,10 ln.tt ... tlarw.,.t /\OM TM lcKalton """oeneral ""'••Dtlon Of ""' ~., lo be tren\l.,red ,.,. SloO lft tr-. ll~lur~. t<lll•-• "°"" Ql)Ocl wlll of• cttt..•,.Ot•lllV W'Oftllv'll """ tr.no""' as M~'\ of ,__, I'°' Rl~de ••e . St"lt E. Ntowoon BNcll. Cetltoml• Tlte oi.ct, aft<! 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"NOTICE OF Ot!l'AUl.T" RKorotcl l·:J.n, Ala N0- 13'$, Ill Olil<t ot A.corder of Or- (.OuMy C.lllotnl• lfO'Ttt• Oii' OIF&Ul.T •ND ILaCTION TO SILL UNO«lt o•aoOPTltUIT NOTICE ISHEAE8Y GIVEN' Thlil HOME l'EOEllAI. SAVINGS •NO LOAN AS$0Cl•TION OF S•N OIE00.6tC>rl)Ol'allon,ltTr~-· a Otoll OI Tru~I. •U<ultd ov R•YMOND B TAl.80T/El.IZABETH M. 'TALOOT dal.O July"· 197U nd re CO<'dtd SalllamlM!• n , 1914, Fllt'l>eQP NO 10)1), Paot ~. Book 1 llSO, o4 Of· """' R•<o•t1• '" int Otllce of '""' -.. , ... Courtly Of Oreno-. SI.al• ot Celllor1tlA, ...., Qlven 10 &ee11nl i»Y· """' ot. _,,_, not•,,,, .. Ot9 20. do1fd July 71. lt74, peyable wlll'I .,,_ _, lhanrott M lllerolft ""'-· In llt-ot HOME F!OERAL So&VIHGS ANO LOAN A$S0CIATIOfot Of' SAN Olt!OO.•<Of'poralion. llY us~. Tl\jrt a D•H<ll of Ille ot>lio-1-1<1' -h .. .., OteCI of Trull wes9' .... 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Nllll l'l*ltf!H Orllll9t CM..i Dally Piiot, 0.C. IQ. lt1• •lld ... fl .. I). ltT7 U'2 ,. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Thuf'9d•y Januery 13. tm OAILYPILOT --------. HcMiHI For Sde The lie.Psi Mllia(llleco ....................... ...................... - Oii lht Orqo Cout 1002 O.....-• 1002 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .............................................. You Call W It find II Trade It Wllh o Wont Ad ( 842-58781 Ont Coll Servi(& ~o'I (r~I Apprb~ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'sHotic~: HARBll VIEW Exquisite 3 bedroom Monaco with custom interior. ceramic tile entry . fireplace with white brick hearth. charming sheltered patio. pool.sized yard, fruit trees and a beautlf ul night light view. AIJ reaJ estate advert1s{'(J In t.h1s newspaper Is sub· jert to the Federal Fair Hous1og Act or 1968 G1•ral 1002 ..._.,.al IOOZ which makes It illegal t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• advertise "d ny pre·l----------·i----------• rerence. h m1tation. or dJ.scnrrunauon based on race. <"olor. reUgion. sex. or nallonel origin, or an intention to make any such preference. limila· lion. or d&Scri mination. ·' This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estale which is in viola· tionofthe law. tblfff•S• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Genet-al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Have something tb sell? Class1rled ads do rt well. CLASS.RID HOUltS Mvt>rttM!n may plff9 lhl-!r ads bv teleptlocw 1100emto530pm Monday thru F'nday II to noon &thrday C'arrA MESA Of'f'ICE 3.YIW Rav 642 5878 lltlNTINGTON REACH 17lf7~ UeaC'h Blvd. 540-1220 LAGUNA B.:ACH l1811 Glenney re l.llguna Beoch 494·9466 SADDLEBACI< 2::l20 1..1 P 81 Road Ugun11 Hill• S81 ·8310 NORTH COUNTY 1laal fret'~ 1220 CLASSIAID ot.ADUHIS Deedllne I« C01>Y & kltls Is $ )() pm. the d111 htfore pubhreuon. ex· <"1JI fnt· !iund11)' & Mon d1t)' l':ct111ons wh .. n dt'!ldhne Is Sn turd a). 12 1'0IJll CUSSIFIEO llGULATIOHS l':RIWl!S Adv .. rlls~,.... l'hould C'hetk their :ids datlv &-report t-rr<>rs 1mmNlt.All'I)' Tf( J-; llAH.V I'll.OT Msum11' bubthly for ttie font tn COITl't'1 tn!IC'rllon only . C'ANCF:Ll.ATIONS Wlwn k1lhn1t "!' "" bf· ~ur<• 10 moke o f'(ltflt"d ol lht' Kil.I. NlJMIJ EH 1e1vrn )'Ou by your :10 t3kcr th rt'celpt ol your ~8n<'tlhttl<in Thi~ klll number m u11 be proaen· tl'd lly tn. odveMIM!r 1n raafof adlapute. Cl\NCF.l.l.ATION OR COR RECT ION OF NEW AD UEfOM I!: RUNNINU F;wf'.11 t'ffon ti; m nde to loll « rorT't'<'t II Ol'W lld lMI h&.a ~ orot~. lit.• Wt' ttnriot /luar•n· '"" to do so until the •d hr• •P~•red In t he peoer OIME 1\ IJl'IF. ADS ~ .,11 llrt' ~triclly cuh 1n ad111n<'t' bv mat I or 111 Jny OIW of O\lr Of· ti<'t"' NO Pll<iM orders Ot-adlloe J p m ~,,<Illy, (\11.i... Mn11 OI· II~ " 1% noon II all tnMhom~a Tiit: OAll.V f'fLOT rt'Mr•ea lt1e r._hl to cl..,1fy. t'dtt t''1ftll0f' or rt1f11 h• II• udver tl»ement. ilnd to fhan11e ltll rall'ft tit re1m11111on• wtt!lollt prior not Ire CUHIF410 MAl ...... 400.HS ro 0ox1~. c:o.t11 MOH ~ ol~~J!'~!~b~L DovPr Shorf's home Family room w/wet bar, lg Mstr. s uite and kitchen w /breakfast nook ull have 11 splendid view or Upper Bay & sur· rounding mountains . This home ls built around an atrium & oval pool with fountain & retract•· ble dome + heated & filte red Jac uul spa, steam bath & garden. Much. much more! Ter- rific buy at $320,000, A WARM SITTING FOR HAPPYUVIMa Great 3 bedroom home located In Calllornl• homes. Call for an ap- pe>intment to see the coiy fa mily room with fireplace. separate din· Ing room and super kitchen ror Mom. The children will love the yard and Ideal location Good value at $68.SOO Call 6'13-8.SSO. OPfN 1119 •II~ II.IN ION''""' fCINI 61EDROOM GIANT $75,500 6 bedroom, 3 bath home wilh over 2200 sq. ft. ad· Jacenl to Miles Square Park. golf course and country club. New highly 3 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM Bcau\J~~,5~!~tainltd Westside Costa Meea home. Custom ramily room addition. It,; Baths. copper plumbing, new roof. concrete drive. 640-6161 .. ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE .1Nr, VILUGEWAUC TIU.LEVEL Spacious 3 bdrm. 3 ba. w/b11t tam rm ror xtra ramlly "togetherness". 2 btll patlo areae, big d bl car 1ara1e. ldeaJ lcx:a· lion In proximity C.O So. Coast Plau. 64&-7711 ~ Walker t; lee Real lstate upgraded carpets and&----';;;;;;;;;;;;.....:;;;;.~---'~~~ drapes. Completely painted thr oughout Seller needs smaller home since their ram1ly b.as grown.up. You wlll love the neighborhood Call colleC't (7141 842·2535 . C/PIN I~ 9 •ti S IUN 10111 llU(f ' [alNM To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad .•.. Call Now 642·1671 ht. J2J TUSTIN Spacious 4 Bdrm home. Lge lot. rmmed occupan· cy. $60,950. THI HOMfSEt I HS 7S2-5l5l BelowMnet Must 11ell beoullf'ul 3 Bedrm. home. Huge lot. V~oodown. ~*950. l'li14M 11 llM589 • 983· 1 Sell tl\hti• f111t wllb Dally Pilot Want Ads. S@~~~-~£tr~· Tliof lntrlguing W ord Gome wiflt a Cltudl• Ul'"4 •r <lAY • IOOll&N I FIBROD ' I' I I I I I MACOE I I I I' I I ( . \. . -,,,,. ' ' I G E · l D A j ~ 1 ,,..., have doM ' fool••" I I I r th11!4 I 1u,1 bec•"'41 a (0 •1~,,., on tho pvrchut-ol • ~ r 0 c N l F I ooUnd of -' •• h..-1-1 .;..,,-. -,-, ... , e '°"'° ........ ~1. ~ -. . . -. ~!" 1·11"'9 ....... ""'°"'9 ...,,.,. '--....L.-i.-....L.-1.-..... ~ yo., ... lop Ir-Jl•P No l ""'-l'l'rrrr1 I I r I I I I g DAIL V PILOT Thu™'•y. Jonuary 13. 1m Hout., For s• HMHi For Salo H""' For s• HOUtH ~ Sci6e ~.For Sdl •••••··•······•·····•·· ...•....................•.•.............•..••••••••••••..•.•••........••..............••...• 1002 GeMral 1002 C.toM.-. 1024 lniM 1044 •••••••••••• ,.......... •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •! !:~~~ .......... !~~ ~~! .......... ~~~ !:~! .......... ~~~~!!:~ .......... ~~~~ PROFESSIONAL BLDG. Modern design -10 orflces. 2 secretary's ornces, law library room. large lobby with plans & space ror large extension of bldg. An xlnt tax shelter investment. $235,000, with favorable terms . WE'VE MOVED!! P lease come to see us at our new, modern office on the first noor or the Great Western Bldg .. 450 Newport Center Dr. Phone 759-0611 I 002GIMf"Gt 1002 .........•................•................... S Bdrms., 4112 baths. family rm. & forma l dining. Large tile patio & waterfront deck. $28.5,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 I Bo~\1dc 011v" N B 675 616 I !:~~! .......... ~~.~~,!:~~~! .......... ~~!!~ WESLEY N . LOVELY D&ORES Thi s very popular Bluff s condominium noor plan. known as the Delores, is lovely - she is also the lowest priced Delores on the market. 3 Bedrms .. 2 'h Baths, beautiful wallpapers. near new appliances, delightful patio garden a nd a greenbelt expanse for the backyard. Currently, there is no loan on the property; the price $129,500. U~l()Uf: li()Mf:S REALTORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast H1ghwav. Corona del Mar tllso '" MPSJ V1•rdP ,11 5·16 5990 I Ge11erol I 002 Gewffol I 002 ······················· .............•.•••..... A GHAT HEW YUi IS what you'll have in y our secluded 2 bdrm. hideaway. right on the ocean! A veritable paradise for only $99.500. Do it today. call - 673-4400 Di•isiOft of Harbor ln•Htmeftt Co. Geftffol 1002 Geftff'af 1002 Sl 6,950 Bt fl dt•corJllnil 6' d1· h11hllul hnrt.. pilllO Ltrl'o1' <"O mpl >mtnt lh t .., i.paclou!t l story tov. n h<>ffil' If > 11u J rc puymg w .tsted n •nt money heres your <"h•nec to tiet :.ome ta'( decluct1011s & 11 :.<1vtngs Jt•c•nt ;,IJrted bm dn p) mnl pusi.1bll' 646-Till. -' ' . 3 1EDROOM PLUS22 ic 20 FAMILY ROOM Prestige home in pre · stige location Secludt'd on quie t Cul de ·Sac street. Walk to schools. !TEP UP TO ,_.IW.-ORT HEIGHTS Be1.1ulm1t 3 bedroom or 2 bt.-droom 11nd w.;lnul panded den with shdmg l(l~ii door lo 10 x 20 l.at- t 1 ce c•o v1·r ed p .. t 10 Complt:tel)' rrmodl.'led HIW LISTIHGI M ~A V£R()E .tbr. Zb11 (Jill rm hom1• on over "l.ed corner lot 1n xlnt nr1i:hborhood Pr1ced tor quick .. ate al $1l1.000 P<tvl W fl, u"1f1<'ld & I\ .,o, c.·l 'J· US~O kllchcn "1t h Corn1n111·--------1 t-lectnc r11n1tl' and ias OYen New curl)Clmit t.-~, thJ n o ne yeJr nld f ormal d1n1n!( room bright and airy hom t• throuKhOul with la q ((' back y ard St>~1ng •~ beHevlng only $93.000. ('.11 ll !'>41>-?:l 1 :t O''"l.N w 9 • 1' '1 ,., ''' r [WIHIJI MESA VERDE $69,950 A J Bedroom. 2 Buth lumous '1'" Plan hOllll' Near .>chool:s. hh1 ary ancJ rhurc he~. Extra Jmenll1e s 11 lovely sw 1 mmin ~ pool + 11 sepurute play yard Call now. Diuover The View rrom this beaut1ru1. most spacious 3 BR. 2r.', BA Rancho Sao Joaquin Townhome You'll love the many plus h upgrades. and the best Irvine location. Experience the convenience of being near UC I . NewPOrt. Center, Univ H.S .. the lrvlne Racquet Club & you'll be nest door to the ·a .S.J . Golf Course. Compare and you'll recognize Ute dollar saving and advantages that this exciting home offers at only $107,000. churc hes, parks a nd ~~ shopping center. Custom lalM>a Isl-I 006 built 22 x 20 Family ••••••••••••••••••••••• a~ r~... CALL NOW 752-7315 Room with beam cctl 1ngs Call 963·G767 CJ11r'4 111 ~•ti\ •t N ION U(t l~IHllMI POOLSIDE BEAUTY Super sharp 2 bd . 21': ba townhome next to pool & steps lo tennis courts Has A/C, bit-in BBQ. ~ar dr opnr. compactor. etc for only $47 .500. $45·9491. DONALD M . BIRD 2•5 Da:!i ANYTIME ~~~~~~~~~~ Associates, Re altors Shlng 2 sty 3 rm. I~~~~~~~~~ ~~~.~alto 227 Apolena USTSIDE Gf.M Dano Polttt I 026 Hlllltfftl)IOft leodt I 040 IJnlc:.-Honws, RH,... Sharp 3 Br, 2 ba on hug ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675.6000 tot $72,500 All terms Xtra lge Jot. by park 4br PubUc ~ofice lc6oa Peninwla I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI TTLE DU M (' on R 3 lol llO ' to t he sand $75.000 963-8377 8kr 963-837i Bkr. 21.ba, dtn g & film rrn 1"'111 Covemment assumable loa n:. A\ a 1la ble t o anyone' No new loan cos · Lil•nR:.. t'X tensive wood punehng Sunglasses! $89.500. 496 :is97 You'll be liazzled by ~he Fountam VCllMy I 034 beauty of this Spanish ••••••••. •• •• ••• ••. •• •• gaant ! About 2200 s q. feet . 4 Be droom s. 3 What makes Th'1s Caipistrano leoch I 018 IMh.s. big 20 foot family GI TERMS - ••••••••••••••••••••••• r oo m . PV s ton e ff W th --------1 fireplace. guest d ining. 0 m 8 0 r In HuntfttcJIOft leach 11 ROOM Pool sized lot. $89.SOO. $92 OOO? HO·OOWN ; FIXERUPPER BKR.callS40-1720 , • Buye r h u bou g ht We might enumerate a another andMUST SELL ---5-EC-L_U_D_ED___ Classic Spanish bea uty TARDIU. 1000 & I details about the profes11ionally decorated on Blufrs, overlooking "'·b h BY Dana Pl Hbr 6 Bdrm. 3 luxuries found herl' 3 bdrm. 1~ ii ome EXECUTIVE Custom designed •'l< THIS WEEK-END Hugt• EST ... TE Ba. l(ame room. library. "#I In California" ecutave home w/" mum· finished bonu11 room and "" study, frml dtDIO!! rm. h '"IR·Bo::•cH ... RE• h d d '· d moth-s11.ed bedrms t-many ot e r amcn1t1e:. .. ..... ... ... a n ·pa1nte u l'amt• VETER/\NS Now IS the h d p ' t d d • A-ched formal two story ceili , F' 1 cc an some fdmlly rm rice JUS re ucc ,., '" . n g · 1 re P a best tlme to buy a home B ""'" 800 entrance to new world or Enclosed eourt vcl in rand·new construction . .....,, · with oo down py mt Call professionally detoral INT'I. R.E NETWORK elegance. Spacious sun-eludes IJ! hcutl'd f)(}()I, no w ask for your ed But why not !See for Call now• 962·7751 ke n ttv in~ room w ith sep Jacuzzi. fi re pit. out vcl~ran counselor Agt. TAYLOR CO. HEALTORS sinec 1H4U OWNER DESPERATE PRICE SU.SHED crackling floor to cetlin!( door BBQ urc~1 S20S.OOO 540-9521 cyalo~rsell'. Hurry. please rowards the beach , by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace Cathedral tetl· By owncr/i\gents call owner 3 BR, 2 Ba on encl ---------1 ing liu~e family room 67J.3620or496-8723 4Sale byowners.55.000 898-7855 cul de :.ac lot $61.500 UDO ISLE HOME FOR LEASE Lovely 2-story. 3 Bdrm & den home incl. lge mstr BR w/tge sundeck. Spac. LR & formal dining. Cpts .. drapes. Unfurnished. $1 ,000 mo. By appointment. $2.500 lluge 3 bedroom, 212 balh home walkm!( dis lance to golr course. park and cultu ral center ~1a:.s1vc brick fireplace accents :.pac1ous hvlnS< room. Trailer or boal Jl' ccss large enou11h lor b1R){cs l r ecreallonall Priced to Seti! with convenient wet bar J br 112 ba assum. 7"1 YA I ~ 84.51 Reilly Dr 536·29!l9 UNIVERSITV PARK hascommandmgv1ew of 64S-0919after 7pm £1••r•1 -----~f~~~~~ug b~yp:~~,~~·~ ~~51(~0~~~ ~n:i,te~i ~.~!~!'!' ... !?.2.~ MESA DEL MAR by •:r#iif#c ~1:~lM~~e~ ~~~r~!!51~: family home 3 l:Jedrm. glass. Gourmet kitchen owner 4 Br 2 Ba. com -• ;m •••• •• __ t·~t (rplt' Open !louse 2• ~ ba. It: hvm.: + ram Dine Sweeping sta irs to BRAND NEW pletcly upgraded & de· Sal Sun 10-5 tl852 Shan rm. frptc. bltn:. F 1\ heat 2 huge master s wtes and eorated. Move m cond. Oft leach I 040 non Dr 892 6909 Laundry r m . paltO. dbl guest quarter Hurry. 4 BR + DEN $ro.SOO ~ppl only , princ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- 2111 s.,......u.aood HEWPOIT CEMTB. M.I. 644-4910 itarage Nr i.ho p:. & won't lust. $84.900 full the Ideal comh1oat1on of onJy 7Sl·:>926 •SAVE MON EY• 84ll58d~5~en~~r'.ll 1~ .. ba !>t'hl:. pnce.Call963-781St a n ew hom e 1n a n --•BYOWNER• S61.SOO Open house 10·5. 646·3928.e\CS 645·5253 v'1f1/1.;•"\"'''" ., •• I es I J b I I s h l' d Beat the Rent Bell Meadows, sprk hn~ J 15&11' [~ l*~~.11.~11 m:ighborhood. featunng pool hm, Q ~1ct 1·u1 ~e an_ ' - GeMrol 1002 G.Mrol Lacbenmyer I 002 vehicf(• Ma ny cxlra:. · pnced lo :.ell al ~.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Call for show1n,,; appo1nl·t 4-PLEX • • menlS42·2S35 1•-------• HUNT.BEACH New LastinCJ! Mrv•11<>·•"'••lll'"'"''' Realtor Sf 04,000 $.~.000 for this air cond. J [ 9 : -· I EXEC EST A TE H;ire ;1rc<1 opf)Ort11n1 ty tu llcdrm beauty. Assuma-· .,:; , , MESA VERDE J1·11u1 r1• lhl•s1• u n1b 111 ble1•; V/\loanofS23.SOO, · Btn 4 bd. 2 ba. 2 story llunl. lkal'h s hl'ltl•r puyuble SH5 tot:il1mo ~-=--:-:"":_::::==:==:===:===::~ home. Greal rtoor plan. ;1rca' B1kc 11, twach from 531·580\I ~--------1 ll<IUan tile entranre. lg thl'l>C 4 2 bedroom u111t:. International Reaf LR w I PV stone frplc. with almo!tl nn ViH:;rnl'y Estate Network NEW ON THE r rm I d I o rm , fa m factor' Shelt<>r )Our '" 1---------1 kitche n Cul·d <>·s uc 1·um1· curl~ th1:-. ~1·.11 :ind -MARKET street w/xtr.1 l)(c lot l'OJOY ::.uµt.•rh .tpprcl'IU -~,,.,...~.,.~-... ~9'191 11 on w on 1 I a ei t · MESA DR. R-2 ,\ quality J Uedroom. 2 wt-ckenc.l •Call 847 ~HO Bath home with pool and -., ,, , • , •. , llomt• '>'1th rc ntul unit on 2 hreplaces m a ~rl.'at lar~<' n 2 lot Frwl lrt•t.'S "close to beach" toca •~illli'!P~'•ll all I he l;itest ktl<'hl•n 11p RAP sa c. cmplll Y upgrcJ d , BY OWN F:R m•ur llcac·h, :1 ,5, i po1ntmcnls. ovc·rs11.l'll JBr. ta.Ba. fa.r;: .r"!1 For Br. den. formal damni: (,, . ----··-,-~ garage. l<1rge rooms, :i 1n this ha ndsome JBR. ~ ppt , 842 ~.1 21. o r lt vang room. 2 rple'!l, 3 baths. step down wet 20 1\ f d mtly ho m e .>4 1-3200 Open ~hSl' caqtar S82.500 S57979J bar.mm1 ocean v11•w All w1ruslic f1rc pk&formal Sal /Su n 10-4 1 139 1 --- wa lking d1 s t a nc v t o dmrm All youncedto c.lo CaspersC1r ILLNESS priva te bcuch Only ts move 1n. includes $165,1100. fee plush w/w t•rpls. stove. VACANT! FORCES SALE Cafl644-721 I D/W. wshr&dryr. You'll Immediate pos~ess1on just love lh1s one. ONLY Sgl. story 4 br. 2 ba 1n ~.900. Note Investors. "Model Home"' rnnd you 're welcom e too call One of the best localtonl> /Jn NIGEL , fiAILEY E,. ASSUCIAT(«; Loo. Hurry. please call in Fount. Valley Hard to s•0-3666 be!Jeve a 20x40' pool tn· eluded ror onJy S79.950 Th1~ lovely 4Br. I '1llu lloml· nl.'Pd' ;1 litth· work. Conveniently clost;.> - to schls. churches. pks. shopp1nJe Kitchen w1lots of cupboard ~pace $S!l .00010fft'r K4tH!S79 eves Call. S45·842A /\SSOCIATE D SO. COAST BK HS ~~~~~~~d_ HOME & INCOM r:• 2 lr'fiM 1044 houses on I lot. 3 Br & 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• [~ ,.a,il!;!!I ~nJ~c~,j~~d ,;c1~an~:~ ~~~rc~~~~l //to~o1r ___ · __ _ ~ ....!?~.!~!!~ w1rtni: 1n reilr untl Fanlilsl1c ne1ghborhood!1 ________ _ S73.000 Hurry on this o ne . NEW.-ORTSHORES oPt,,,.,.,.,"' '•'""'· 1 COVIM~TOM PETE BARRETT $88,500.Call. S464141 f [ I Harbor View Hiiis Crac1ous 4 br Belved(lre. 2 bil. 2 frplcs, :.puc1ou:. !am rm. elegantly de curated Dix Jla r m ~)'Stem. Tn ple .:ar. 11vt crt yd w1fountam, pool s 11.e yd S l 5 6 000 Ownr I /\gnt 759·0059 CM FIXER Br Try. SI0.000 dwn BRIGHT & $98.500 lull pnc1• r rin 3 Bdr home near College onJy. pis Kent RORl't ' BEAUTIFUL Park Clilhcdra l ce1hng RJty 848·1130U 11 HI \I ~~ ~l~~l 1 n ~ l ll n -REALTY-H~:~e~d\ :~:r~~a~Fh: ~ ll1ftiilt !kdl'h locat1on Ll'l u' 642·S200 sedudt.'<1 pal.lo Walk tv l_ ~:'.::.-.!-~-~-~.~--~,-~~[ :.ho" )Clll how ~ou l'iln ~~~~~~~"-'!!~ beach. poob & lenn>:. , ________ _ bt.~:oml• lhl• prouu ""' nt·r ---Reduced to SSS.000 UY °' 1h1:-. 11ndl· 01 o"' n,·r:.h1p CALL US FOR A REAL 8 ! I (llcx vrt•JI 1n\ c:.lmcut _ In Harbor Vu Hills St!c for 1 JI( shelter Jnd :ip Condo1fTwnh1e1 COST A MESA l h 1 s on e owne r 4 flrcl'11111on :1 beclroo01 In Twtin It lnlfte 4 IB>ROOM Bedroom, large family o wn e r ~ u nit with F'rom$39,000toS69,000 room with fireplace l1repl11cc Pio' th• l'C '.! f:XC:t-:L.LF:NTTERMS }o'antasllc ram1ly home 1n home. Quality upgrading Hcrbor Vu lroodmoor li..-drnom u11lh O 'Hll't THEHOMESElLERS Costa Mes11 's r11cestl•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;I thruout. Many more ex· Roomy 4 Bedrm. 2112 l1 v 1 n~ room . 1·0 1.y --------- fircplJt e. b lend for J BEACH Colta,ie. onl} 9 Kood lift' 111 ocean 111r blks to otedn. SSOOO Custa Me:.a Pnced at dwn. full pncc $45.000 SSS,000 VA or Conv. Pnn. only, pb Kent loan. Rogers Rily. 848·8300 645-3474 a·1~·a·-CATALINA VIEW Presuge 1900. 4 Br. 21~ Ba exec home. 3 Cdr fl3r Upgraded lhruout /\GT weekends. will heir> flnanrc· ~·vr 752_535) urea 4 l:Jrl:C bt>droom s tras for gracious living. Balh, 2 frplcs .. sep. fam more rnlormJllun l'Jll With m assive mu::.t e r *Balboa Island• See to apprec iitte ~ rm .. cusl. pool &Jacuzzi. ---------9'13 6167 ---------• su1tl' Elegant dlninl( $138.500. 644-7270 Pror. landscpg. Avl im '""·, ~· · • ·• HUtfTINGTOH Huge brick £1repldcc In OPEN HOUSE 1·4 med. Submit, St6J,950 J Be droom, f u m tly kll<'h l'O, With n t'W l'urpe l s. d ra p e Lhroughout home Near park:. ond pool:-.. $84.900 -.s23 CAMPUsDa·IRv1"E OPEN DAILY 14A M.TOGP M [ '8f I lfACH luxurious l1vmg room JOI GrandConaf 675·6000 ~ lt~ftlf;j; GREENHOUSE ~l'.F,~~6·1~11 ~.uso ~~i ro~~~l~.11~~o~h 2~~~~~~~J!?yu~~1y -.;z: =-••=-[ I $98,500. Paul Martin MARVELOUS NOWOPfH! C.....,21 s.rl•ffftr 4 Tw1~~~~0P~~rooms L~~~;.J'~l~~~'~iltJl!l!j~l'~ :cat Es;;~,~;:383 Pool Home ~{!~1~Yeo"~~f ar;~t,~r:i\s 1nrIu d 1 n.: one w Ith . =-= • ••=-So. or Hwy One :! bdrm ABANDONED In January ly rm . spar1ous ms Lr Bi\Kl'!R AT RRISTOI. ln ~ta Mt'l!J Sl•n tnR r<'!ltdc•nt-1 uf Cost a Mt>!!a, It\ inc. !'llewpt1rt Bcurh. 1-k}lll?hl 1dt'11I for grow. Ii \I 1111 \ ''' ''" with huge mstr & blt ns . Buy now before Sommer :.wte w1lh it~own frplc. & 1n11 plant11 ;i f.'ull tullhs. Tiie fastest draw in Lhe • 673·6'00 • + 2 t bdrm units I'' DIVORCE prices! 4 Bedr oom:.. covered deck 3 Bdrms. km.: !lllt'(i ma~tcr 11u1te West. a Ually P1lotJ•--------Biies to ocean $145.000 FORCES family room, big 36 foot 2•., baths. formal dining Sharp frc~hly 11.1lnt<'d Class1r1ed Ad Phone ---;wimming pool with $96,000Land met ~ Sunta Anu tnt('r.,,1ewmg uppltro11t' fur s 11l es pus1t 111n 979 1050. 688 W ltt•kt•r Coilla Mesi1 Premium wall roH•nngs &u-5678 SELL tdle Items with a Oceanfront rentul. 3 Br. SALE heate r & filter, flood ~~~/c7,~l.L5:2~~ Will '"""'°' 1 OOZ GflWf'ol 1002 ORANGE COAST home + den Large hv Realto~. can't last. call T55H2·E7.00.0 .•.•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •---------REAL ESTATE ing room hosts massive 962·5566 GlORGIAM brick hre pl<tCl' Full -.Q. K€Y COLONIAL 644-4848 pnce !85.500 10' ~ down OWNER ANXIOUS Just VILLAGE. · . .' 1hruou1 Bike to bt-u<'h Daily P1lot Class1f1ed Ad. J ba. $1200 Spacious 3 Bedroom lights. r.s.ooo T arbell. ~ 'b P.€ALTOP.Sli Better thanUlt~: =Elegant 4 SIXIB>ROOM 2 Blks lO ocean. 2 BR ~~II~ Take advantage. r:~~Y Jr~~~~~~.~= REALTORS ·G~~ .. ~~~~~,·0•0.,,._,_, --,oo-2 Bedroom and family roo m . HEARIUCH ~enry, 1d~usn1it~oid0~~ ROYALPROPERTIES room, double frreplace,._ _______ _ '•Mr -· Sep t din' M Formal double door en 642·1830 Won't last long al th11•· •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ara e 1ng. any upgrades. try to classic old world _D_a_h_li_a ______ , ---pnce. Tarbell. Realtors. JUST LISTED! CE 110111 BLllKS aa. OVCR 50 YCAAS OF SERVICE Lon A SPfCTACUUA VllW1 DOVB SHOllS lllAun Luxuriously Appointed 3 Bedrooms in a NeighborhOOd Where Pride Shows in Every Home. Formal Roman Gardens With Old World Elegance. Dramatic Day.Nile Bay & Ocean Views. Make Plans to See Today $289,000 116 VIA 9UfTO UOOISLI Plush carpeting and drapes. Large charm. Large Ii vin g SPYGLASS lllLL By Ownr Choice E·Sldc 4 call842·88S4 patio area. $129,500 room with floor to ceiling IHI Tiburon Bay Or. br. 2'-a ba, ram1dm.rm. IY OW ... ~-- L l I S K ~ I~ I· ,\ l. I Y 11 ./ 11 I if I fl / 11 I /... ,\' .\'ii I/ ( 11 IOOZ G11111• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OM THI FIJI.WAY New custom home in Big Canyon r ight on the goH course. 3 bedroom, 3 baths plus f amlly room with wet bar. Lots of wood decking . 3 car garage. Truly a good value at $2168.000. rlreplace. Banquet sized Panoramic day & night copper plumbing. pvt yd "ER formal dining room Is view 3 Br Ports mouth off master bdrm. S73,900. Landmark 4 BR. RY /tr lr convenie ntly secluded Ope n Sat & sun I ·5 _646_-6_1_49 _______ 1 access. Immediate p0s11 from huge country ~.OOO.Ownr640·8077 E ie. 111.000.0pen Sat&.Sun kitchen. Family casual MESA V RD.:; Call 968·8019. entertainment room1---------i .i Br,!! Ba. lge din rm.--------- overlooks g r o unds SPYGLASS RIDGE IJ(!aut pool &. decking. Guest quarters . Sweep. •First Timto Offered prof. lndscpd. Th111 pro· mg open bannister stairs Lar2e!\t lot on the hill perty shows pride of to massi ve bed room More than 200 rt 51 fron owne r s hip Sl!S.000 suites Hurry for this tage. Room for tennis &&2 4758 "Gone With The Wind" crtJpool. See tn :i p RucllerReatty charmer Call 963-7881 predate th>!! oooutlfully -----°"'"' 11111• '1) llJ .. •0 ~ ""' decorated !!·Stury nurl BY OWNER TEE OFF Near f(Olr coursl'. :i bedroom. gre11t tocatlon Need::. te nder lo vln.: Onl 950 ·, WESTSIDE R[AL lY INC R·H.I 2J2J l\il·IMM ~~o::::~t~~: .a Br. Rumpus rm . d in rm bll0$ Mcisu \-erde abury Trort 4 Br. <'lt!an, are'a Xlnt cond Pnced upgraded. ask $73.~. for quick sale' 546·8S43 Ownr 536-8106 --------ieo.to Mesa I 024 _N_o_a"""11_en_ts_! ---- 3 Units! •••••••••••••••••••••!"• 0.. Poiwt I 026 Fine Meiso Verde 2·story ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 8 r . 2 ...., b a . m a n Y Near marina Triplex un amenlUes 196, 700. Prln dtr construction. occ11n •BAI.BOA ISl.ANO only75t3930 vl•w Each2 8r.2 baun· Sl42.000. Charmlnj( 1 ... -------• Its with flrepl:i c~. ~:: 11~41sc + t and 2 3 IDRM, 2 IA. $140.000 Priced Rifht 2 Ml • .,._~~ .. Th111 Cornell model. in much sought aft e r Collef(c Park. has 4 Bedrooms. 11 scperall! step·down ram1ly room und a laritc 1rnneled bonus room • Patios front and rear und ele ctric 1(11r11gc door opener are only ti rew or th., extras' "Lowest" prtt'('d Cornell In tract • tk llcr hurry. call Rl-d Carpet l<c ultor 833·338U ---------- MUR THE PARK Buy now bt-for e the homes a pprtic1ate beyond your means ' The f(l'OUJ)Cf11 bctin broken ror lhl! new Reglonul Park •nd is bound to "pop" the prices on lh11 3 Bcdrm. 111\U den, squeaky clean homt', Call quJCk I Rt."<! Curt>Cl ncallor 833.3380 OP9t DAILY l:OOtol:OOrM Make an off er on th.Ls adorable 3 bedroom t oday. Ha ppy , s unny atmosphere. Tastefully decorated, entirely remOdeled and just wajting for new owners. Large patio for e n tertal n lng. rmm e dl a te occupancy. $149,500. Fee. A COLDWBJ. ....... CO. •('OSTA MESA $100.000 Carpets. drapes. dbl AMCtfOltAM 3-2 Bdrm units gnraao. comt>r lol Koom INYISTMIMTS Don't w1111w your time wi~h over1>1'l ced houses. Thi.~ home Is appralaed at 183.000. Custom c1tt1le on rruimc:ured grounds Quiet Lush. Fee. Glen mar Sec for youraelr ,_ _______ _ 644-1766 tor boat.a. R v 'i1, 4ltc 400tl7"-fOUll $S.1.ooo. C7t41 4t6-77ll ;~,M~4~~·'·~~··1· ·~;lf..~~WM~· J~~Mlt~lt~:~y~M~c~IC~~~-·~~~rt Dtm 't &1lvc• up .,. 11 _, ship' ltl DOYB DllYI 631·1800 -~::=::'.= • o~w "Li11ts il In <'!ossified. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~j ~Ba!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Co.toMeta54'·7 Z9 ~I~ shor1• r<:sult11 : l 1.1 IANJOAOUINH1lll RO IN NEWPORT CtrHTt R ,. .... ~ ..... ...... ~ HurT)'. pleoae call 891-7155 r.tlr1.em~ ~EAL ESTA~ Woodbridflt/lr•lM Bro o d n e w rondo ~B r t d c n . 2 ba . Unol>~t ruc•cctl Vll'W of mountl11ns (;ho1ce or col· or 11cheme. $112.000 1714 ~734 of\ 7 pm . .c • . ....... .. ... 0 I ,, • • I I " ·~I I• .. .. •••• .. I I l - HwHt For Sale Other._. Estate • '00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursday. January t3. 1977 DAILY PILOT ....................... llKOWW P1'operty 2000 ....._., u .. ,.,,..11-.d ...,.., u .. fwwl.a..ct .....,., Uitfunilllled ... " 1\tob1l~ Modular llomt.• &: • ••• • ••• ••••• •••• ••• ••• • •••••• ••••• •••• ••••••• •••• •• •• ••. ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••. •••••••••••• C1 MICE41DRM 2 b11lh With lartt~· pool, prl v11ll' ro1nmun1ly Wulk lo beach & 11·nn1" courts. $121.500 Bwtd;_ngSeUcllvcr)n &S·~ ..........._---......__....._,.....Coro.Na., M• 3222 CottaM.to 322~ ....... "ICJlo.tleec:lt l240 up, .,. rv1cc I S 7 •O COST .. M'"'S... •••••• •• •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• !.!t! .. ••t ••• t! •t• •• •••• for fr~'t'e~t ormlo • " "' L 2 ., t ~ :l or l\tai., Pl't!l,1.·.·.··.·.·•.·.·.·.··.·.•.••.·.·.·.··.·.· SELF CONT'D, 8x26, full hath. JU!>l ref1m:shed an Md<'. Set up w1lh a"'"n1ng $1900 S411·6173 I 0 u..tt, .. r I(~ Qr + .. m rm ungll-s Ok liee .. 8 2 Bdrm hum~" + w 1decorator apph MainRentals.~-5370 P'ORLEASE 3~rm ,l! Ouple'< 2 Btlrm each frl>lc. aar & yurll Xlnt bit, brand new, 1700aq n Coll Mr Stroni: quirt attfft. ~1mo Ph 3 Br. 2 ba rondo. bltn.s. l..a.nd.lne homr w 13 <'Ur Pete&rrt'lt RJty 83J 1400A~ cpts. dl"l>b. pools Near 111r SS251mo anddi ,, .. , .... ,..,1 0 C C ~S-8354 rd N ""'l ... ORM + Pool Na<'t! s17e t or .? adults. ~-"'"'....;__'"""'..-._.._..1•--------•I pr Cn('r o"' ti. J>t•ts OK Sun porch. cov __...._ -OCEAN YIEW 2 Hr cottage E·stdC' c;o~t11 FOR LF.ASE J bt.'<lrm, 2 $68.SOO gar. storage rm 493·3103 A bullder.owne<t'home Mesa. Frpl, beum l'cal, bit. brand new 1000 sq ft Out~tandani: location. NB UUl'Lt:X with over 3AOO sq ft In t•nt·t l)Jr No kid~ or Landing homu w1form111 nt•11r ~chli. & 1thop'~ l"or CemtC t.ry Loh/ SOO Supv clean J bt & I br. CdM. Separate enter pets $300 S4ll SJOO din rm • lam tan. we•I mlo.cltll ryph I you own tht• lund tainin1o; urea with lge bar $575 I m o . 1ncll11¢ c=::::cuRT1SMADt..EY 673 -7601 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s120.st\• will buy It //Jmlly rm . fiplc. & $25() 2 br. tll'c, cpl. drps, g11!dener Nupcb CO..REALTOOS ---------1s:scnf1ce 2 chtllCl' lots Prol)t'rty llou~e M2 3850 modem kitchen. A great i:.11r. fncd Yrl. patio. mar Roberb Realty 11111111111 EXCHANGE ~ .a~-•58• Bay Crest Country Pac1r1c View Aiokiog uecutiv1: home wlth nt'drpt No pets 64610711 148·1681 Thude your income pro. or 400·JI~ French Cor~er 1°\ cul S4!i0for both. 548·8055. BEACH Duplt>x. 2-1Or.1 pool. $1200 Per mo .. year DanaPoiltt 12261~~~~~~~~~ ------perty for lh1s :I bath. 2 Mission Viejo I 067 de·1tac. f~ •. Jbr. 2 •1ba CoftdomlRiums/Tow1t• Ba. units llllll Mxl27''> ly lease. •••••••••••••••••••••••l· l'RICEO TO SELL. by bnth contcmp0r11ry with ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlSS.000. 646 2182 ltot.s•• far soC• 1700 fl lot w/room to build Other rentals avail in Dana Light Condos ? Hr 3 Ur. don or? house avail ownc-r $85,000. lmm<>d an c>c:eao view 1125.000 N1•w Castille :J LlK. lol.s of ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ofle more unit 10' '< dwn. CdM & Newport Beach. 2 b 11 , 1 l' n ~ ~ , ; 2 baths. cpts. drps Bltn~ occup1111cy Luicury2 BH. NORINSREALTY upgradci.. view Im IESTILUFFS CONOOMINIUM full pncc f75.000 Prtn CallBarbaraorcarol. washer/drye 1 t'tr $350.962·3533 l1bf'ary,flunchoS11nJou •4f4-80S7• meiJ1atc vc<·u1H.1nn· Ellrty:irca Rcdernrntl'c! SPECIALIST only. pis Kmt Ro(lers BAY&BEACH $315/$325496S9ti0Agent BRCondo,superclean. qwn Condo f''ully a1> Owner /\1:t Ph S&j-626() bd b Rily 8411·8300 REALTY 759·0811 d · t d 1·• r J rm." ayfront"wlth AGT 968.2297 __ _ Tennti.. Swlm'g. p vt crpU, rps, pool & club po 1 n c . 1 n c u .11 r 1 •GU ... • after tl M ot · S1l2 U\J\ o 1 ....... _tri_. .. _ .. _ ...,.,,, ...... 7888 547 39ti7 or aft :,pm & -""' w er view ·""" r I p ~ 2000 '=4 comm. 2 Br 2 Ba rondo nuu.ae.-"" .,,.,. He -.. le h I 069 M75 month ltCOIM t"O,.-. • r 2100 •Charm mg small I Br. D w h d wknd::. 54" S704 HIDE.A WAY ••• ':'r.:"." ••• ::C: ••••• •••• Agent 640 5560 T••R•J••P•L•E••X••••ll •• 2 •• 8.R• •••d• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc tpauo Ut1t pd $295. fJJi.167ews r1 ryr, S31S. 3roo8~ l~~~·c '';f~~~a~~ FAIRWAY 2 Bedroom & den rn ... O · a · g 1200 sq ft M 1 s pace No pets. 833-8974 Canyon w 1~eeludcll rea1 BIG CAnY H -----rental area Asklot( BToro 323J iclnt. area. Nr. achl& TOWHHOME yard f>ot10. lerrace & VIEW . SZ 15,000 OPEN SUM. 1·4 S80.000 Agt 64j>tl03 wifron~ orr · IJ.tc rear 1...rg 3 Br. 2 ba. tn Old CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.25. 963·78116 Lah & Ni~ht l.rllht tree house One mal~ to \11t•w Newport IJ<1y to 12445thSTREET door 2~3 Phase. S1 95 2·Car gar bllns 2 s ty LakrForestcholrebrand wALKTOOCEAN 2 sty 3 Views Mo st IJOpular town &beach 1\ll this fur 1··tal1na• lrnn "lll" en " .. a...., duplnx·, 3 •· 2 UI'. RESORT PROP. m 0 Un 1 l 10 · 6 2 9 cpt.s. ~·mo. Mo·lJOS • l I k f t R h " "'~ " .. '" ""' '" " "' ' T"nn al Way c.Ao 5710 new is ory a e ron 4 Br. 3 Ba. fom. rm. frplc , anc o .. ,anJouqum :lhr oo.ly $04.~ C..11 nuw lo tr) M<tmmoth lt\lll~ ,, blk to l>oach Bil ans 32 UNl'l'S un 4 acres an d;y :C.ti-068leve';' evesrwknds br .. 3 ba w1bar. fprlc. DIW.~9S 1l•·963-4S69or plan, uncomprnma~rd &~645 6646 room with \'IEW' Mar dbl lo!Grage You o"n tht downtown DIC BEAR 3 s · --A1C Much more SS20 ... 1.n..u Agt No 1-·ee $2view000rrom every room ~ f R€'TIG€ ble firepl:ice Punell'd land' blk.s from lake Income Red &tat• i!~h ~ld~:;;f ~o~~[ tf.:yr: Days < 714 19!14 160 I . ~ <N'W O. '° rustnm Up > formal c.Jmm.: room Wel GIB WALKER is $.S0.000. yrly. Sales bdtottqe 2800 stove & refrig Yrly wknds t:tl316tl1 ·"665 CLEAN 4 Br. 2 Ba. frpk . .:radct. Wood <'l'ilini:s HOM€~ bar Spacious kitchen & REALTY 675•5200 pncl' b S240.000 I $60,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease $460 mo 498.~7 Jerry. rpt, drp:. S360 mo sccunty ~y:.lcm. cu,lom pantry E"lra lar"e down Seller will carry 714 963 .. CJ>I> or .... 1""•s -' t UI l 300 N N N u " 2 houses on Int Hal boa ..__.. • v--3234 · ... ...,., ..., . .,..., · wR<Wuhen11ry 5ttma <' cwport. 0 • mastl!r wing Glassed Uy ownr I yr new. balance at is•,p Owner Penan $37 .500 equity ..-.nCllft -Y Agl Nof'ce anc o ome IZS 000 \ 1ew pa tao Loads or Se d c des l ed ca h or ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- Wkddys 75:.! 0206. eves MONARCH IA Y storage J Car garugc bc:hw~\r. 02~~\:'~ru;h trad:ra c. nc s 5 ~-~ ~~~: · 0 w n er Costa Mffo 3224 J BDRM. 1~. Ba l'resll~e CLEAN 3 Br, 2 Ba. cpl. wkn s 752 ·81112 BT Owner Call now for personal cpts. l'W.lom drp:-. frplc. CAll 645-6646 · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• a r ea. $400 m o. 1\ gt drp6. 2 car gar $3SO mo TllllTl.1'~ HOCK Lovely Br. 2', ba. ram preview 752· 1700 l r as b {' 0 m IJ al' t 0 r MESA VERDE J br + 962-"471. 546-8103 7l4·963-4Sm or S3H~54S. 3"R. fJm1ly rm t'lan I rm, lar0 e 1·1v1n" room & °''" "1 , • '' ' ''' "'· 1 dsh...,.,hr w·1shcrtd yor ~ P R€'T IG€ Rentals family 2 ba. dbl. Rar.. Agt. No 1'~ee u .. "' -.. · • r ' · > ...... ••••••••••••••••• rresh paanl 1\1 cond Nice 3br. 2ba, bllns. cov -------g,•,ry'-'atovwun. rl...<r1ti.So9C1 ."!ro"os ~~paamr~~l'cdc11nl11nn;~.· roollemalwed1 [ ~· 1JLJ1Jil!'UI 2 car gar 569.900. Open -I HOM€S Hou.Ms fvmist..d $42.'; 543.7729 Rl!ultor ered patio. Boat door. LATER . G 0 L D ~ N - , v '"' L~• .... -il'f:ii~1r house Sat/Sun 12 r), 7 ....................... $375. mo. 534-0110 Bill. WEST Super• Br. 2 Ba. .. . M4 4646 · ~~:1~\.~~ l~l'~·~di~1·~~1L:,,,;·~~~~~·!!!~-·!!J! Scasc·aPt•.N H fi<IS 2 1(} 2 c M lalbooPninsula 3 t07 4J?~2r~· r~~l~m~~~':1 Brand new 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 ~"21~: ~/~96g~:s6~rp~r I IJEERF(ELD J lir. 2•~ Guardl'd Jlrl\ ate com-Salt Clemente 107 6 OSta esa ••••••••••••••••••••••• view. n'r bch. $750. car gar w /dr opener 531·9545 Agt. No Fee ba. hm l!j26~q ft rovr'd munily $164.SOO Ph ..._._,_port irL--•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fQURPLEX Spacious 4 Br 2 Ba ~can l·S3S-lS06 across from Mile Sq. Pk patio. spnokler sys, hlfl 49'-J-27Hi ,_,.... ~ • front hme. Fpk, wshr. & golf course $4 75 Br. I ba. 6 Blks bch .... "" crpt. c tn. well kept -----A home lo remember! 2 IREATKTAKING 3 Bedroom, 2 bath and 2 dryr,dshwshr.2car,-.:ar Spill 4 BR. bltns. eov. 552·4138 days. 833·300< Fncd yard. Children ok S78.0005S2·05!l3. EM'1'YDESK! Bedrmandden,l"•bnlh View from lh1s pam Bedroom, 1 bath units. S750 mo Avail Apr I pauo &HO.Ref11.839San· ext343aft6pm S37Smo.S36-4873. Roneho Son Joaquin Condo on thi.• golf t•nur!.e. near pool , view or Newport C('nler Up graded 2 br, den w wet bar. Isl Time offt'rccl Owner/Agent SUK SOO (ii5 6366. We have an OJ)t'ning for a Completelv carpeted perod beauty 2 Br. 2 ha. Wall consider exchan~c June IS No pct:. 644·9582 tiago Rd. S4S 73S9 ~~ •-h 32 .,._. real estate ~alesperson Atri um \'1ew from 1150 Sq rt l .. ormal din Private patios. extra aft7PM ,._..,"""°"-oc 40 br,2ba,bonusrm Cpl&. ""ust a. .. willinu t<• "Ork bedroom & 11 • inR rm rm. richly paneled den. G ---Duplex 2Br. ba, cpts, s ml ••••••••••••••••••••••• dprps, fenced. S39S College Purk I Ur 2"' Ua, fplc, DR nr pork pool 552-1621 e\ <'!I or wknd .. ,., ,.., ,.. " d d large units. real tnvc~t Costa M--a 3124 r cd d ""'~" d B b d 968 7146 full lame We furnish Enjoy lhl' warmth of manicure itroun !> ml'nt polentrnl ... n y . gar . ....,.,+ ep. r. 2 a , cpts, rps, . pleasanl nfficr rarihties. wOIXI and charm of mir wisccluded courlyard •:••••••••··~··•••••••• Nopets.645-8184 bltns, new paint, cln. H UNT r N 0 T 0 N 1r 3 1n 1 n ll r 0 r n cw rors Ohle gar w auto II', VA terms considered f.k·s1ds1~e0k$200Fe .. 1Jlll pd I br. CONDO· 2 BR. 2 Bd, SE~es11Swkn8ds4 1 2 1 6 0 . HARBOUR AREA. 3B_ R '•' hcense<>s & an excellent opener Owner needs rust New hst1ng al S!H,000 !£ .Quail ~ " 1 b f ., BA /h f 1 41 sale Call540.11Sl BERTHA HENRY Mam Rentals, 540.SJ70 c ean .. ltns. r e rag. • .. w uge am1 Y .~tep·up <'<>mm1u1on Plac• patio, pools. nr o c.c. ABSOLUTELY Spollesa. room & fireplace, Near :schedule. Contact Dee REALTORS Prap ... ti9a l.ogulto leach 3148 $350 mo. 6"6-8811 Rllr charming. 3 br, 2 ba, schools $400/mo. 16152 Francis 215 Del Mar. San Cll•m 752_1no •••••• ••••• ••••• •• ••••• near schools & shopping Melody. CALL TOBIN DotphiR Real &tote 492·4121 ••OO oua1ln Ntwl"Ollnu.ctt Victond Beach charmer. 2br house in court. compl. P vt courtyard entry REALTY 846-1371. .WE LOCJYna leach ---2 br rum cottage SJ.SO refurbished No pets. Sbow11 Like a model. $379 ALSO HAVE other pro- 494-8581 l~~~~~~~~I 200° Ocean Vi•w 16 tO 160 UNITS mo Yrly 119 McAulay S280 548·6173 mo. 91'9-2038onf 848'8866 pen.les ror rent Homes. s~~l~~allt• BIG CANYON View or 3 Br. den. newly rl.'dec Place· <2 131927·9449. 3 BR, 2 ba, ram rm. Crpl. MustaskforCam Apt.s &Condos "The Ranrh' Ownr. Wh1tewaler. 81,:: Golf course & Jake. 2 br 2 Own498 1936&530-2972 Fixer UpnerS 497·38116 comp. lndscpd, rncd yd,2 2ST<?RY·S31S! ! Spotless Br condo. super clean .• , I bdrm & dcu 2 Canyon V1rw Nearest ha. upgraded $117.SOO OK N k f: 'M " He--leoch 3169 cargar.culdesac.$400. br.2banearbch Pool. cpts drp5 Isl last & story 2100 .!.Q fl move hse1n2l11~cl1ons1s 600' lse opt Sll'l)S lo Tenn Income Un1·ts ormat.~h ~f;so;. tz"~ol .;; ••• ;:::-.: •••••••••••••• 645-2978 wma1lknt fre<-h twnhme& dep .$350 s1s.1&18 .. , in tiuick S83,SOCI 3 CJr full lnlo(th nr hse facc•s crt. pool. 1acu1.i1 :.ec . . . . . a to s oppinK __ _ /!:Ir fi:nCl'<I trct'?! v i ew i\11 rooms 644-5'141 N theQc 60.64,llOunlls Actually Bayshore::..ycarle11se. E.s1debcaul.3br.1'"2ba. S<'hOOl!I 9i9ZOJ8 or 11 .._firiqt QwntardRl'illl)G7JH250 whltewatl'r 3hr.~•,,ha --"E"PL-.. -;:_. r. 830 wehuvt•two80unJtcom-J BR & bunkroom. newlydecor Attr11c.yd. 848·8866 must ask for ~ 3242 .. - Muny '<lra~ + hu1Jdabl~ An 6 u N 1 TS () N T If F. plexes. ooe has four 20 s. comp furn $425 Month patio. $395. 646·2:189 Cam .;;> t'ulverdall.!. by owner Up lot ne'Cl door t ""~•rd Comp redecor . on cul BLUFF-Wanter & Sum. lhc other five 16's-Owne Realtor 548·5527 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"' ~radcd thru-nut, prr,f orean w ':..1ml' \ 1C'w de sar. Isl Time offered mer rentals Good in· will srll or exchanp;(' 111 DELUXE 2Br. 2Ba Con 4 Bdr condo. 2"'.I ba. Cpu. 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse ' landscaped 2 HH frpk. Unobstruetahlt• \ 1ew torsale.3 BR. 3 ba. ram. veslmcnt property dlvldually or an combina 2Br. I block to beach. $300 do. bltns. pool. $340 mu drps, garage, patio. pool. Sparkhn1: new cond tountry kitchen. ii ~ hu. SI 311,SOu 4!14 0501! or rm. Finished & panl'led S21S.OOO lion. l::xchan~e up now-mo lease. 1213 I 286· t7se 546-6299or SS7 ~ $350. 838-4127 SC 70 Ca I I .. Lil"".~ walkml('distuncetoprt\' 497·1815rorappt garage.$134,7SO J/\YW YEATS lly_ oppointment in our eve REDECORATED 3 8 Fabulous adlt 2br 2h 846-l371or846·M56eve11 ~~;~i;~\~~~m~ti,1P~~~· TRi\DE1SELL 43M cqw-R=IH 4:559°0~·26 REi\LTC>nS 499 2237 ~~f~e~n~~,,~~00~1' hovr Houles UttfunM"'-d den, d 111 rm .. ne~ ~ndo. gee. area. ~ m~ J 8r2 Ba , upsla1~. condo 559-5199 lY Ml A property near ------_:__ Super View• 2 Br C:ondo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• k1lchen. S37S. 714·963·4569 ach. ar. $300. 640 5048 All elec, W /W cpts, end centc.·r of Laguna Beach Deck & pauos. 2 car gar If j ~al 3202 or S31·9S45, Agt. No F~ J Br Twnhse. cpts, drps, gar w/boat slip. $575 mo WOODIRIDGE 'I'lus IO\'Cly I OR home w / CANNERY VILLAGE ~.000 Ph 4.96·0426 Quail l ••••••• •• ••. •• •• •• ••••• Mesa Ver. de 38r . 2ba. new applk . nice. $290 Ad Its. Call Darlene 556-~393 or Ncwcondobyownr 3br. ~:}~e~::l?/ ~s~;;~/~~ 2BdrmhouseinC I zone. Plac• Country Howie for rcnl. cplstdrps, bltns. Crplc. no pets 962 ·604 fo~!I flawson, 1!35·?6ll :!' > ba. 2100 1>11 fl Vic". 1 • ' $65,000 San Ju. Prap..-lf•• Ortega Hwy, must be big yard Very clean $450 evs1wknds PP ___ _ library 2 (•ar. nr lak1'. l"CSl~!'?.~~('rt~~I~: I LIDO ISLE Capish'ano 1078 rls2-1920 M harmoni<>u~ W/other ()('-mo ~ to appree1ate. Ctn 3 bdrm. P.. ba, cpl.s. '"JM 3244 - $12$.SOO L\C!>, 1:.!IJI 2 Bdrm.+ den. r11>tc . 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l400QUA ST ~IWPOllTllAC I cupaots on property Open hse Jan 15/16. drps. bll·ms. dishwshr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• >139·3987 BY OW ...... ER patios. beamed cell. hv $75,000 ] 8 • 714-678-L300evs 642·8826 days. 751·3189 laundryrm.lgfencedyd. LEASESAV/\ILABLE ~1rround )our~clr "Ith " ingrm Sl45.000 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. family & 1 New Units BELMONT SHORF.S on eves ~mo.Call968-3569 Live m frvme V1llagt> planb l'm··d :.ttr1um hr Move in now• 3 Bdrm. rm & lge covered deck. t Q C ~ water. Cape Cod, ~un Mesa del Mar New paint. Xlnt bake lo bch. 3 Br hm We h3ve homes avail for • ~': j' 111gi, lhl' outdoor!> in 3 Ur. 2' ~ UJth With fireplart> Mile lo Manna 32391 ran1re oun deck 3 Br FR. (pie 1575 In I OU l , 4 b r . :: b J . $38S + Sl50 refundable lease tn.. • FH.28o.lowmamt ):ird and lg dbl ~aru.:e Ca Call~ Miguel. SJ C Slllltlme4f'ochoosecoors mo 12131 601 S33t: ram r m. rpts. drps. deposit.Owner.963-4980. R Whalnut~ua1~r w l1W tree"I Nr pool & nynn Prt' ai.: Y · ocean 493·3307 and options Excellent 004·1828 bltns. frplc. dbl 0 ar. Cncd 842-1391 ~_:..lald "'3 Un° 1 ."f':f:" S73 ooo s: 1 5038 v~\·w SI 2ii.500 49!l 1566 or " ..,.,.,.. , "' • , ,. 1 ''c · 5 · 6733620 ~~~~~~~~~~I •IONDREALTY• areas.Wtllexchange lal>oalstc.Mf 3206 yd&patio 968-4!!65 J Br bke new fncd yet . Culverdalt' Col.Perk. l~Ull:.I COMFY CUT~: --"GALLEllYoC HOMES" ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRESllLYPamted3Br.l S3ZS per mo 1st, last & Turtle Rork .1 t>r. ' (' R\' pad till Xtra Niel' 2 Br apt. & 1714t 8 3 1-941 I u:· jQuail l HOUSE WANTED. yrly 2 ba. fam. nn w1frpl. Lg dep.962-8050&963·1324 2 bdrm. your choice of 3 1<11 patio wr>..r loc<J J>alio, Orn sidl' or Hwr On Cth h d r d Place Ba. charm. rum unr fenced yd Detached dbl. $230 2 br TH. Pool. rromS340toMOO. lion S62.""'l S49.500 ~97 3595 4~ f>l20 e o ose ar to 10 . • bd h ~• ., "'~1 y IO :\'" approx ''1 acre w l Prap-&.i-S600 mo Adlts. ref gar w1wrk. shop Nr kidsipetsok Fee J rm.your c oice..., 14 Pn.on;n . I us 1-: '"' custom exccutave 4 OR. .....-~ 675·3401 Victor1a1 Placentia. No Main Rentals. 540-5370 from $33S lo $475 &\2 J8.'i(J 645 4264 MOii' ., HOME 2700 sq fl • formal -'1n 752-1920 clogs. $395 mo. 546·5880 " bdrm your choice of fl iw:: ,, i•oo ouatlsr ,..,~utacw Waterfront 3 Br. 2 Ba Askforl...E'slie • • 4 Dr home across from$&50to$SSO Large. 1009 Star mobile· lng.panJd famrmw/wet Adu lt :\ 9 00 .., N from park & lake. N Fees HO THING TO HIDE homt•. 21ixl3, in Lai:una b..ir Prof 'ly dee HOME & INCOME' ~ Bayfront 846.1213 College Park 4 Br 2 Ba. Fenced yd, dbl garage. RAMCHREALTY Be J <' h La r lol ~ Io l HAUOR VIEW grounds. Sl64.500. houses on J lot. J Br & :.! $i40 per mo Incl grdnr Cpts, drps. Lse. $395. 551 2000 111 th1:. complctd1 1111 "1.-el0th.·d & quiet Moun MO~EGO Br. Try SI0.000 dwn . lai)ooPeftiftwla 3207 AvailFebt.673-5522 S36·2375 • ~radl'<n " 1 c · VETERANS, Now 1s the Y .,...,. o pets. a lure 81 ts On· do s 548.66so" · Mu in Rentals. 540·SJ70 2 BR. I Bo .... $3251$350 ·t~ hi t' T..,.clhrr roat ,. '1'1 ll mA ~'~1Rw~ 12kBrAo, mwode~I bPuror ••••••••••••• •• •••• •• •• oRnltly, aP.!s8300Kent Rogers 2NBr l Ba.Mstove. r<'fl.l yrly. tArooll umttl pdbach$el!osr mhoousNeo Kidstsngls Ok. Fee 2 BR. l •,~ Ba... . . $37:> plush c n rµ .. t •.111! & . TTl-...,.n.-.~ fV'llEyW.IVdlsEcWpd V I EW . ~I lame 10 t>uy a home COVINGTON BROS in ly. S27S 6'M·0997 g . 2 RR. 2 Ba. S37S·52S tlraPt·:.. formal 1l1111n~ ~~ "u 3 Br 2 ba new cpts drp •I . ' '• ... mirrored '14.irrlrohl• 4G9·2tloo 67l-7601 withnodown pyml Cull Anaheim. Century 21. Cor'OftodefMar 3222 3Br 1Ba.S32S.i\v_aal21t 1. bit. N. rtW ·l 1 ~· 3BR.2 Ba $395/600 ll•.1or'> 1n mstr htlrm . -----now. a:;k for Y<>u r Sperow lnvestml U1v. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1929 Rcpubhr Kids /pets 1 ';5·$4~po ~~:n:3· 3BR.21:.ba S42S·62S "1111 11ur;i1o1t• doorl•--------•I·---------wteran roun~clnr /\gt 963·7866 ); OK 979.57~ as . t mo. . . 4BR.2''?ba,furn . ~95 "'j otwn(•r \lino .. t nt'A , In PRIVATE ISLAND 546-9$21 DR 8 aft 7pm 4BR.2t,;Ba ... $795-800 ;'f.f C'\C't!lll'lll loc.·ottton Ooly 4 B M. 2 ATH J 8 2 Ba ed 'd 5 d & 4 BR. 3 Ba ... S600 v!Olan Distress Propniy! Fam, frplc. cpt-s. drps, r · r ec. in 1 e BIG CANYON Si'IUJtlO JO' BOAT St.Ip South l04plfta I 086 I can find al for you bltns. fncd yd, Crull out. good location nr bch. 3 BR. 2\,oi Ba 1700 -• '.t" ~.r.0~ WLt~lyN· "s 81.,._d,~mAN 0 ••••••• •• •••• •• • • • •• •• • Beach area spectahst -:c_ _ ~~: weRlk to schools & 1375. 492·6973 red hill ....... 552-7500 REAL ESTATE ?00 (1h'"'" .,.,, ~' "" • ,, -$125,000 Orn view, by Probates. foreclosures. s .. .,., g ers $HS mo OP&e Sat/S.. 10.4 Tradt-&orFmance ownr. 1714 1 1991169, Bankruptcies.Divorce RENTALS ~7913.548·7295 l60l(ARIA. One & Only $308.000 l'\ICs 31M:.! Tolo 1..(ims lnvestmenl properties l . 673-mo 5.'8 8723 l.n I Up Wesl SI 1 to the llelow market pnce Country Club Valla. Mesa <Bolsa Chlca1Edln~cr l nlQUl' l horm<>r on, _________ Lido> 3Br. 3Ba. frpl(', liv .,_ Johnefta, 1_ ... ,. CANYON CREST New Verde Condo 3Br. 21-<zBa. 38r. Iba. lovely res1d'I l "IV PK \.1llJ"l' 111 c lost• in tr•rrurc with m den k t~h ltl" roof """' ~· •v... beauurul 3 bdrm model frpl. patio, pool. 1acuz:z1. area nr schls & 2 mJr !'llanford md oort ~IM gr('ut v11 thru tn•cs. fplc. Lovel) Newport hm 5Rr. ~•Id Cy~.~ 'hlks l~ bch: Call (714)673-4545 all amentlles Including adlls s.'IOC)nfo 963-4003 shop0'g areas. Close to .. r1n 3 Ur DH. FH t-3 hdwd Or'I, dinm~ rm 3 Jha. d1nin.:. f;im rm . 10 yrs old. Jot sz. 210x8S. sun decks. courtyard en rrwy S385i mo Ca II ha Stli'l:-i() Uwnl'r hdrm!;$135,000 hOJl +RV ,1rc11 Shownbyappt MOTELOnLake.Justre· try, wet bur, lots o XLNTClean3Br.2ba TOBIN PROPERTY IQJ 1103or5S2 ''503 1---------1!">il831fl8 dured OWC at 8'i, 26 closets & storage rnc f'rplc. :?car gar. avail M AN/\ GE M ENT. 23C n.. I F'antast1r VI{';; rm~ Jb; BLUFFs . Ele).lanl 4Hr. ~:-:~:!~ ...... !?~~ Units + 3 Br home use or pool. l<'nntll Crl. 5395·673•5775·644 7111 714 /346·13ll or John IJ5 ""'"''"": RVIME Forced Sale! 2bu ele.:Ant l·nd unil 3Ba.den.famrm,o\\-nr •--------Pool Rkr963·7866 =ni&suunu Yrlyls E-s1de2br.S22S K1d~ok ~kKlnley.714/636~ OPENO/\ILY $69500 t~·nhmet~7!1qft&ad 640-8717,752·8556 Fee OPEM~ ... T.l"4 ilA.MT06PM. .,., .. 9.1. J •,,a.., ('\)16 . •. I , rl1lwnal 1400 ru rt un ----J BEDROOM MINI W11rehouse. New Mam Rentals.S40·S3'70 ~-v-G at flnl~hect area Upirrudr<I LOVRY + Gd location G76umtjfor JAS MINE CREEK ' 15052CAPETOWN View. Turtlerock Terr. 3 re Area lhruoul. formal l'nlry SP"' ... ISHHMR. Sl .33.1.000Bkr.OOJ.7866 most popular model S2603brTH.Pool.K1ds (80LSA&EDINGERI Rr& Farn Rm, beaut.""·-0 ft r".. rl k h d ..... I;; Fam1·1y + Pool Plan :? wllh :? bedrms ok L•~ 5Br 2b I I , S800 ll)O. 71:"·0617 ••••• wncr11 ,.u '1111!lt' w ~ YhR te 1·e111 nic . Comer lot .SBr :!Ru by ........ . 11, ove y um ..,. nnoth<'r home & must frplt·, 2 car t'lt•c i(fir ownr. anx'ious · $140 Soo. This J Bei1rm . 1 \., Oath, Unitsl. UnitSI. den. A bargain at Main Rentals. S40 5370 hme. Brand·nu paint. !!~II! 3 Bedrooms. family Move t n now . on Iv 642 1634 . form style ho mt~ h1t l\ H per mth. on yearly lease crpts thruout. F /P. mod 2 Br 2 Ba. tux apt. over· room + den , co~) $63,900 Law & As· · _ __ warm paneled lSX lll 4 PLEXES Includes all amenities .. EASTS rDE pool house. Int. lrg bk. yd. Very nr looking Newport Bay. fireplace CC'ntrot lli r socialeii. "!IH-4272 Bkr Magruficiet Vu 3 Br 2 Ba, family room. Kitchen 111 Clubhouse, pool jacuzzi 2br, den. frplc. $335. mo. shop'!( Cllnt . & sch ts. wllh balrony & Cplc <'•)ndiuumn!l & hcalin.:. FR DR ll Owner filled with Early lennlscourtK. 7:!1 l767 CIOile to frwy $475/rnu. 833-92.14 S11rinklcr:1 fronl & n·ur logunaNlguet 1052 114Q.j7s1 y . Amenran honey maple $84,500 ON 'ARKSPUlt .. J-r-.-E->ce-c-.-M-e-sa_V_e_r_d-e , Call1'0BINPROPERTY TurtlerockGlen.New38r Won't l3i1t Ion~. HK ft .••••••••••••••••••••••• · rabanets. Great 11torag<· 2 or 3 or 1 or 6 or 8 or 10 bdrm~ 2 bath, no pets. 3Br. 2 Ba. acemkr. equp. M /\NAG EM E NT · on ~st stre1:t f72S /mo call 540-1720 A. •ew~ • LIDO ISLE ln{l11r. Ideal Corthchob umts We have them all one c:ur gar. $3'15 pe f rplc, 2932 Andros 714 /84U·l311 o r J ohn 1&e.Agtll:\t.MOO 1 V ~'-~ 12lVlo2urich by1st.Hurry.Justlisled1 availtodayanprimeren mlh. yearly lease. Ve 673-6039 McKinley.714/636·0419 ----ti-Bal. ON. T II t: t• /\IR WAY u n 1 q u e & u nu s u 0 t SPANISH WI arens Make yourselJ nJ --------OR S Woodbridge E,,tatcs. Up· Luxury ru!4tom home b'"' k ed I rich. Pleasr call today cc 2 br. L ba, washer1dryer 2 I M, I· tory grd'd 49r. 3 ba. film rm ._. 9111 • 1 with all lhl• exlrus. ~t .. c · !ltlainh g aoo<lsll, ltl 7855 n 1 G 1, T 0 ,., .., 11 E· hook-up, renccd patio. 1 ADULT or1ente<J Condo Duplex r,t rcnr y11rd "#I l1tCGllffonlo" IMngeruuon rur cond . ~~)(·~~~'. ema~;d;Or<• HACIENDA • ij £(\(;ti o'~ 'o I c cor garORt.'. extro space WI tennis. pool, rlubhsci /\voll l /Z0/77 $600 mo. pool I. Jacu111, h11rand 11,v amernlle!4. 2 br. formal VA or FHA. T-s Co R 0 N /\ U EA C 11 . ror pnrkmg Cpts & drps !395e'penrM.mo,. Story near ~!cl/068ootlava1I 754 3694 or RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ttR mom wit ma.11nl I· dm rm $1211.000 Ownr ...... B R F. A K E n S250 mo Dr1veby732W ' OR oN . 3 br. 2•, ba. popular S!An rent \'lew11 3 8drm11 • J '>iJ.2006 Beautlful rourtyard en DRIVE. Fabulouu View, l8thSt No C ALS02br. Hunt'g. llarbour 12501 Sunsh1ney Shur" En·' Lu.is Rey. Vu golf co1m1c baths & den. F.xtensi\'c "_. _ ___ try leads to lll!'JO sq rt or " 1 b fr1 ~ mo ,, u & I a kl' S \IS. Ol)o i I i "'h 1 l bdrm & convert lbl<' u upt wi re & • up· ,..; '""N RE 0•5 1305 Condo 2Br. ult bltn•, fronllllll' on the ROlr g_rac ous av nfl • 1:-. · ~ta1rs S22S Ct1ll 646-lZ46 ~ "" " 547 70441833"3215 course An impress1vc 81'~ Canxon Bedrm. 2•, noth has 15 UNITS. Cost~ Mesa den S650 per mth Vear . encl gar Comm pool UIW!•RE 011:: •u..aG !'. B EAU'i'V 4 R. ~ep everythinit. lncludlnit Xlnt cond. 9-2 br. 2 ba, ly lease 3 Br, lg yrl w1swmiis Rrg. 2 BR. I ~ &. fed yrd, 1m Cloee to frwys No tsc "'" ...,. " oversized M5lr suite 6 lbr Inc $36,800 Prtce scov~ washrr Avull med occupancy $350 132.5 552-4201 Uoutht11newhousc Wiii ma:.tcr11uitc,frj( hv.rlm f'ormaldanang,fom rm . $J20.000 Pnn only ON IST AVENUE,inold now ·$340 649·202:?, mo$46.l609or962-17ft7 Still our 38r. 2 ba. Camll)' & tam rms. l!lwlm pool. fl rep I a<' c 11 n d ., e 1 r 1 0 Corona del Mer ~ bdrm 67$-0023 3Br. ma. fncd yd. grdnr room In CALI F'ORN'IA J isr u u1 &. m Ju Iv C' clean·a oven Also lln us P e 11 • c w n r / A gt unit W/lllltajlC, IAundry BR, 2 Ba, lge fam·rm. Incl , children, pets OK. llOMES al o bar1<1tln.r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I wnterr 11 ll Gorgeous sumable, low lnterC'tt VA 642'9666 racililleJ & refriti $400 3 Rr, 2ba Nc-w Twn Hse. 2 rov. patio, close to bch $425 rno. S59-o892 art 6PM H ,000. I' guarded commvnlty Ry loan. Owner wishes 2 .4,LEXESH.I . permth Yea.rly lease. ar. bulh dwnat.rs.I Br. $42$.mo 968·9976 T·.-..-RocllG'--752·""""', ""'-0166 A•" Nl411 &11 SHORIS Owner I Ag('nt S'l42.000 s~ .. 1alc at ~,.1 UV\ Old Uv kit ch dlnanu bath ...__ .... 1>-•• ..1 d Co d STIW ..,. .,__,'"" J\• --CALl.640-6600 ~... ..., ,.,.,., town urea. gonrl • · ... .,.,. '""'-"""sa e n o Plen Ill. 4 Br + rom 3 8 droom, 2~ bath II cond Stt9,900 ea. A..,. ON BEGONIA CORONA up. Bltn:s. cpts. drps. Yrpl pool patio S.. J-.1 townhom" 20· Muter •• DEL MArt. Charmtn)i( ~ Deck, yar d. Pulao. c, ' S750ntolcase 640-2tl66 Goff co:;:v:w ~droom w lflrcplacl'. BEACH llOVSF: Roberts Pnn o nly 963 7866 or bdrm on com er lot. No fcnct'd No peu $4301mo 8319875or536-l82'1 •L u.•uulafull .. ·'t•cOr"tled. 2 !Story 3 br A rrnmc I ~2644 pe\3 or children $350 per 642 274i 642 llW . HErL EDW/\RDS4 Or 2 Woodbridge Madlllon. You'lllov.-.. ,c>vlew&lhl' °" ' " • w 1Jacu11.tl StlJ.900 • Rea ty -· · super 3 br, upgraded. {totr eouni(• too! Prur. ti\·· larae yard 8J patio. Walk MiJ&ht con:clcler lsc opt HUGE 4.PLU moclb. I Br boU11r. 111 hlk shop Ba. Crpl. 0 /W, cpts. drpei. huge yd. prime area. corsted 3Dr 2•, ba l.ot-ommunitypool,tcn Ci•ll Properly Houn ~•11Ktt 11.t ln~t11Mrs11 Onlyone COLf~•MIW-•f cntr SUOi mo. $37~. 714·963·4569 o r '8001se.Drkr.6'W-00216 1119.000 n.I." It beach 192,SOO 642.3850 • 1 llltftllftllft 1 .. cft uvall Lots of luwn, bltn!I, r r-v" 00 7834 S31·9S45. Agt. no Fee ~ s prnklr:c , pcrr 101· ALTOR.S . 3 Bdrm Condo COLLF.OE P/\RK·•Br . .. J mem11:,. m SPYGLASS HILL VIT$ Sl'ICIAL Owner u11klna Sl37.000. 251.S E. C.~Ufw,r. CctM New span Ofll hm 1SP/\C near now. dep. & refare s .. Mode, A•ClilebM SI 05,000 •Und r Conatruetion • ~your own deror 152-0283, MC>-01~ Al-ft --·-· -8 kA.. H. 3 or ~ko oitor. rncomc '7MSI I Bt'i, SUNKEN h\ rm, (2131 .,,.r:Jf!A)1 • .,6•1 ... ,. • qulred,640.0074 3Monnl'\'h Bay p axa r ...... OC!W \'X('e I IJ • 3 ar. pool home. hvy $OOS mo ·---------t W/MASSfVE brtck frpl. ____ .... ___ .,_ •• _._v_ La,1tuna N11'utl BA. r am .rm. po' s 9hake roof. Spanish stor SOUTH COAST Expandable. 2-to 4 BR OPEN RF.AM cc1lmg 3 Br. 2 ~-. H 8. 1\irtlctrock Olen. 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(..Ik e new no pe ts jat'unj l"rom sno mo occu\>. 1SSO AvaU now C.alJ Mr \1urrri1. ~&9 IJ7!1 1010 ~,... ~ fple 's, snal ram home. olwuter ooats&closeto MSO per mo Ss.4·8282, Balboa t'tn1n MH18'78 • l9W Ma&~lla.9821800 Call644 ~\l or768362'7 Santa Ana ,, SllS 67~1 everylhlna! $51S1mo ~PM.524·10t2 Ev$ Sl7c t lpd s·A ( •-Ml-...1 8 ---OHGr1tnd.betwttn --Agt 631 1400 --~ u I • ....,ve fl' n~ New Twnh.<le Apt. Ftplc. l Br .$215 • 2 Br ... 126.S --.--• ...,....... J 52 Crlltl ~tudc:nt wun~ (t'ni f ' I & w Allrartl\•ely decorated :? ---WOODSTREAM 3 br + Su\l(ldok 1-'~ pe>ol, J acunl. 2br, l~ba, Vlil pd. 2 blks bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo11h11r nr J Hr d "Ulil'r o;ar™!r BRCondo.2 ba. Ra nr ho Wcatcllffbeaut Jbr.2ba &'.:'':·~' ltr olddmdl M1unften~l!l,S4().:s.:J70 patio & balcony. aar Ds hwhrt dlspl. cpls.Oeluxe 2 br. pool. rec Irvin: S~75 ~~~l11~ 6'1)·atJO_I __ _ San J oaquin. nr pool nr shops. M11rlnert. c Y. pl$, fl>'I, C-'ttroftoleodi 3118 wtwesher.dry"bookup drps 536-3611 room. LOvely l~allon 552-4174 f'C)1 11\e, 1400 5q ft area. golf course. t cMls Sehl., parlt M50. 6'6·2389 bltni. $4 2;, u4 ~ 9~43· ..,.... Adulw $37S. lOam 6pm ----29041 Aloma oft Crown --warl•houae otnce + 4000, club. ss:.c>. mo. Shown by -846·1164 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 648-4l<ll0 • NEW l.2 & 3 Or opts Vall er Pk way f'rom J uruor Collea!! "'"I w111\lll 11qf1 ~toraae yardi. 10.: .. appt. 6'0-3712 BLUFFS. aeorgoiu 2 Br, 2 ta11oa l..a.d 1706 3 Br. oceall view, rrplc --Vanous H 8 . locations $28$ 831"®'1 to share anutht:r i.tudt'nl11 Irvine lndwitnid con\; and Ba. view. CWit. decor,••••••••••••••••••••••• Near everylhmst S3'7S 2Br w1gar $21$. Nu cpl$, Kub OK. Rt.>nts $22S lO --llpl. Pallc™1n Box 411 pl~x lncl'n& key lock,• .. Br New 3 BR. 2 b11, wetl>Mr. blln i·utor TV. f $325 No pets 493 4!100 Hon wate r pd 1575 "C .. , S3S<> Kent Rogers Rily. Ntwpert leodt 3149 llanrung , Co I 849-7SSS .:uollnc pumP1 & vchl· ram-rm. crp\, frplc. frd S500. 557 4700 x~ dy1>, Yearly. 2br. um C ~ - -Orange. Ph blwn 1·5. 848-8300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --c:le wlll!hr11ck NaU0011 S500.mc>768·~7 640-a42tievs/wknd.~. 67~-~cbildrenorpets. CWOIMl .... Mcr 3822 636-4120 PARKHIWPORT Feim1l1: roummutc lo Svt'.Co.640~ ,,.~ •••••••• • •••• • •••• •• •• • "'P .. RT ..... .....,S llbare home m l,uguna ___ ,. Nu exec 3Br. 2Ba hme. In II V. Lovely 3 br. 2 ba, ........ __ , ...... 3707 BAY MEADOWS •OUVE PARK• --........... Sue497 11117 .640 $300 Mo<h·rn rontrnrtor& ore exclusive Woodbnd~c. p a n e l ed rom rm -•• • -Snnc.cheery&cozy2 Br ... -HOMl!S 10r2Bedroomsand -w1r1ird 11. "'llv,... "'torao'-C I. k r bo • r · · •••••••••••• • •• •• •• •• •• -.... -Ar'" • T ho .... 2 ll ·.. t ._. •1 w " ... ,,,. • ,..w: pks. pe>ols. jacuitl, $410 -• · 5 w ·8 1 •(l, beuch & college, Avail Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .• bll·lM. From $249.SO Call 848 9543 btwn 12 1 or 8 S 0 0 1 g d a e or al a/ ish jt gardener. 645 S503eves. Br 2 Ila Incl ulll Nr (St " a1>ts, encl g1tr, close t<> own u11c11 ,°''rm. Du• ap "• yd 2500 aq n bUild ' 41 & up (714 > 968-2110 Luxury splil level condo. 2 beach. $325 ,111 . 8 ' 'l,':'.:~. Feb. ill. No kids or pets. t.1)U, drps, encl. 1111r .• 1111 Open 9·6 Daily ~pm. C.M/1-lar~~ are~. J.. .000 · Br2 Ou, 2 car gur . vuult· Blvd 962·0aOS. Winter Fr. ~0.646-0073 nu. (714) IM7·7$66, lOam· Spa-Pools-Tennis "" .. Turtlerock Glen Plan 4 f'd ceilgs, wet bar, l(us rent CORONA DEL MAR Spm. 7 dys. Across Crom Fas hion Gc:w CICJ'il for R9ftt 4150 mo. Agnt. 83.!MS6l • 5br. 3 car gar. pool. ten· loais. run rei: rac1l, tenn1s, BAY /BEACH/PIER 2 8 1. h Beautiful brand new 2 br. Island at Jamboree on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.550~ nis. $795. mo 640·1044 pool. etc. view S47S. Patio 1 br S32S UHi pd. r own ouse. frplc. l ba. Beamed ceillngs, San Joaquin Hills Road. • 8 k & "' • 64S-8277 303 (o; Ed a c w lt t e r P()nl. t ennis Some octian free s land'g frplc, bltns, liWlt Hrbr area. Btn lux 1714) 644-1900 F~11'.!,!wt! .• Co.··llt" eMresa •••••••••••••••••••••••- Terrace 2 br. 2 bu. UP· " & Ca~lma views. Close Ma ny windows. $295. aptw/bllJ\siJlcldshwsbr. u .. L ~ u oragc-Garage. $30. I~ graded Cardiff. Avull. 3 Br 2 Ba, mini view, out· l-87l·2.8118 w 11hup1>1ng & fine beach. 645-8256 9'19·33lG Lovely pool w /btrl 'y lsl & la.at mo. $30 mo M 11 p h Ave. C . M , F'eb I. No pets. MOO. side pets only Avail now. l'lear water ~140. Utll 644-Zllill • lndscpd crtyard. Adlta. •DELUXE-751.aa» Mana0 er an apt .. PH: &tG-4639 S6 o A 2 ., DLX (1l Eastblurr 3 br. 2 ba. ,.. " • 0 · gt· 64 ·4603 paid Fee 2br·VIEW S22S 41 M&-l7SS. Lease. Incl. 11pac. master 646-6505 "·' 3 FRWYS CLOSE. new ~1195(1 Maw Hentals, 540-5370 --~~c~\· ;~f.' 6~~~TI 8NEW Uruts. l br S?lS up. auite. din rm & dbl Offlc. llaetal 4400 2br. 2ba. comm. pool,2 Br condo,cpls.drps,nrOCEAN1''RONTJbr.new. Et4JOYl977 e\e Enelgar.7911Stark.off garage. Auto d oor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ac., lenrus. $375 833-0138 Hoag H06p .. 1st. last & I g e . d l Jt. f r p I c. In thls exciting new upl , Beach. 894·51S8 opene r avail. Pool & luslneu/l ••Ht/ GREENTREE.J B 2 B dep.$350rno 97!Vi888 washer/dryer, dshwhr. 2 Sp1tctous 2 lldrm. 2 New. Eostsl~e.. 2 BR. 1~ 1 n lb 2b r I bl rttreation area. Adults AltmC• r 8 • urgar Nopet.s Nowlll baths r 1 De b • ba frpl pnv reary~rd ~e r. a. rp e, tns. only.Nopets.FromS360 ••••••••••••••••••· .. ~· fplc. & fam rm. close l Eastbluff Condo Twnhse. Jone 30. s5oo mo · rµ ~ !ep rown Fr~m $.Jso Agt •days balcony. encl. garaf(e. 8S5AmigosWay ......_, schools. no pets. l.se 3Br. 2"'i ba. patio. frplc. 673-6640 carpet.mg. odern sunny 5527000· . btsssi-0507 1411 Alabama. $335. Managed by ~c....-..-w °mcr;t..it1r 5005" MSOlncl grdnr 645 87111 nrpool $4~ 64()--0633 kitchen. Li?e. private ·rug 1146-9088· 846-4990 Gsanada Mgmt"-. v.--.... -Coda~ 3724 sWld';k Sorpns1og view 3 Br 2 Ba nu paJnt. bltns. . ~ ;r-,._ ••••••••••••••••••••·- New Patio tlome. 2 br. EaslbluHhme.lseorrent ........................ ol Ncwi>ort llllls &,Juisl cpts patio fplc $300 Ocean view 3 br. 2 ba, ~NI--eo.sl~ala7 ba + xlras. Sw1mm1nJ(. 3br,&den,1600.immac. $40.00WEB&UP 11.ia blh to beach & 2515 Ora'n ge.' c M: garage Ava11.110. $335 IAYRtOMTHOME ..,,:::.=..... Over~ Act ive lout'" tennis. 1arun1. Adults compare' 759-0448 •Studio & l BR Apts ShoP6 Adults only. n 673-0053 ~: 846-9088 4 BR. 4 ba. $2000 Mo yrly ./ _,,,.,........ bus. lb lings Pl~ase rat.- Ue $37S. mo. SSO. das •'JV & Maid Ser v Avail pets plc11sc $425 Mo.. STEPS TO IEACH or s top by ror free Info. rounlfor Jan J /524·9634 Lovely Exec 3 br, 3 ba. & •PhoneServ Htd pool lease 2 Ur. mce & clean. close to 1&2 BR. NEW /DELUXE All c:ategones & t~•A -----~---1 pool hme. ChH Dr $600. 2376 N ri Bl d CM shopping Adults only Huge pvt patios/adults. 3 BR. 2 ba .• unf. $42S We guarantee to I Lovely3 br,2ba.COMM. mo. 675·1617 ev e o ewpo v • W').nA"'""IO 1 I"~"'" N ts 845-8939 · Huntington Harbour 3BR.2ba .• unf.$400 •lMOFREE RENT• peutr POOL. eountry kitchen, 1·784-0.\Sl day. 548-9755 or 645-39117 l''Jv "'" 61J.((,()f,~</l'l~.,., 0 pe · area. you. bltns, rrplc. dbl f!Or . SUSCASITAS .u~ E-Si•newdelel1te 1688.SLynn 846-3541 1·2·3 Rm. offices from 751·3741 Atrium off master bdrm EXCITING S 125 Per m o Ad j . UNITED BUSINE$ $450. 1476\ Deer park EXEC RENTALS Minutes to NB. I RR ~3-4J~M 1 townhouses. Frplc. encl. BLOCK TO BEACH Airporter Hotel. No lease INVESTMENTS 548-447l or 6312246 Eustbluff-3br, 2'.o?ba. furn. Adults, no pets . "1' gar.2 br&3 br.Z ba. 2·1 bdrms $1~.1·2bdrm req.833-3223Tilnoon lS25 MesaVcrdeOrE ___ ..:._ ____ -i super back bay u n 2110Newport Blvd. CM. Deluxe 4 Br. 3 be. all elcc, rrom $325. 642·1603 $22S. Access to pool. <across from Kona Lns) 6MO.LE•SE obslructed view. Oc dbl 0c ALLS295MO. Huntington S L Mg 60<PUSQFT SU1te 100.ecstaMesa "' F b l $750 1 BR Furn $205 garage eun view """' ~"19 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB UBI ~ 7 d • ~~:;cy e . 28RFurn S!JS S6SO/mo.673-699'l. Brand ne wtownhouses.2 ~ Spacious new 2 & 3 AGT.541·5032 ..,.,...n •ts 2 br townhouse . $J4S. Pool. park, immctJ. p()5Sti8slon. Harbor View Knoll Lots of bltns. pool, walk 2br , bllns, frpk. pool, ~r. lp'12 Ba.&lnsta,nt move· Deluxe 3br 2ba condo. Bdrms. 2 bath units PfllA-$8000.Gr Newports newest de· toshopping. ,..., ml beach. pau o. s undcck. $295 ~· e~ 1~ ants ok. Children ok. Cpt'd, drpg acrossrromoceanfront& 1501 Westcliff Dr. f'ranch1sc type store-' velopmcnl w/Cape Cod 931W.19thSt Adults, no pets 673141 g:rnacgee _,.Pshattosh. en c~. bltns. Ldry. pool. $350. newc:ltyrecreuUonal de· NewporU'inanwalClr 3600 Sq. ft. Scats 160. urchltecture & charm. 548-0492 evesorwknd.s "11 was ers. air 89'l·l512 velopment. lmmed. oc· 1-:....0ffice<-e Growth area. Try 3br. 2•.;ba, pvt tenni ~~·0;9':;1ra:~~~· See cupaocy. Fam1he1 & Caii~sate Mao; ns.000.down. Agt. t•c>urt & pool. Occupanc l nstirt 1 rule pets accepted. ~ up. \714 >642-311lext246 Ull 751.3741 Apnl l. $700. Lease 2 & 3 BR apls uv:ulnble THE BA y LEAF 67s.49ll Brkr. KNOLL PROPERTIES t ldnnTrtr Jmml'd1ate O<'rupancy If You Need /\ Starred & lurcJ-n $2500 + ..... 640-7462 From $145. Gas & waler $34().$195 ~r month Xlnt 13c1 Bdrm. water pd. $2JO Near Pac·'1'c Csl Hwy LI DO CS L E WAT ER· Furnished Orrice. coll ~standing comer loc. 1 ti Close l ho & auuruJ. spadous new u FRONT J Br sgso mo .. , """ Courtesytobrokers pd. No kids/pets. 133 E oca on. os P6 apts Pool pvtpaUos GoldenW.3Br.2 Be.di Le 673-8886 ·THE EXECUTIVi: Orii:inaluwnerol7yean• IA.MCH REALTY 16th Sl., C.M. 642·1265 beach Ask fur Missi, ·Adults, no pets.· area & fplc. gar incl ue. SUITE. Rent include• noods rest. This one bu 551 2000 3 BR. den. dining, Cam. 675-2311. .....,. A d C M $375. 846-0814 OCEAN VU. YTIY 2 Br 1 r /time recepl .. phone & 1l all Agt. • -~S2 fpl,pool.te~. HAtti14aa•odt 3740 msert1rulc _,, voca 0· · • Ba dplx, patio & yard. mail service, ulll as Ull 751-1741 Woodbndge Broodmoor · ••••••••••••••••••••••• THEIASILLEAF 646-0883 $350 mo. 644·11780 or JaruloriaJ. Secy's & ofct--------- Plan E. 4 br, 3 ba. ram Nwpt !'lhores, 4 Br 3 Ba. SMALL BEACH HOTEL Tnplex. 3Br.1"2Ba. frpk, •BONUS* 642·3639 equip avail. Newport MAHUFACTUllMG rm. dm rm. 3 "'ar 0 ar pool, tanft'"· 1 blk to bch. Rooms $30 wk. Newly redeeora ted 2 sundeck, no pets. $280 B nd Center. 64o-547o Patented (tem " "' ... ...., A $1.30 536-056 bdrm. 1 ba apt. Pool 497 2237 aft 6 ra nu 4 plex np\a. 3 br 2 ba spaci00$ lll)per Prof. lndscpd. Upf adcd $.\50. Dys 979-'1433: Eva. pt.s /mo. 7 Near beach. Adu I ls. $300. . . ApPl, cpt.s, drps, 2 & buKe master br. deck i Pnme location ln Hunt· l Unique piece ol equip· cpt.s.lale&drps ool& 646-5181 ask for John STUDIO mo. 38r2Ba,upper.nopets.2 hdnns.Move lnbyJan gar nr ocean "2$ 491 i ng ton Beach o • me nl projected nel lake pnvgs. /\vall I lS. Londelius 631·3190 kidsok.$265 l027ValeD· 20th aet .... OOofCfiratmo Ri . . Brookh"-l 800 S" ...... '280.000this yr, Preseftt $52.S. mo. lo resp. party. ''Ff'om $55 W~" ' " .. ver Rd. 8'73-870l ~" ' ..,u ... • bl to h di BOAT Sup W'CONOO c1a. 546-9080 . S46~ 17141847·7~ 10am-5pm, feet. Single, Rarden type ocwner buna e 1 ao e. 752 7576 • • Fullk.ltcheo& 2Br lBa w/gu~t rm & 7dys 3 BT. 2 ba. new paint & store or omc_,, Good ex· an e r e <>ca t ed. ---------·• BR. 2~ ba. Like rH:w Linens &Utilllles bath' nr' .. Ah s hopping 2 Br. 2 ba. Mesa Verde. blk • "Ah Leveragew,129%down. Super4 8R. 2 ba . l>O°' & 85.Af?t.644-1133 MILETOOCEAN ..,.,O~o.ls':.s7c..1""1 . F1P. d /w, enc. 1tar ~·~I ~~10(03"" pos1n ureae'11asMsigoPedl park· Ult 751·3741 tennis. Colony an:-u. -R al Salt Mohl ..,, " oN Adulls. no pets. S275. 2 Br Condo. newly de-_...,yr 1 se. · ~67 r. um mer 1--------- 547s Mo. Agt·nt <;.a4 7383 Best Value 111 BluHs . 7;Jy.....: 11 d New 2 br, 1 ba, frplc. ~1081 co r ated . n r 4Br&den.2ba.sundeck,t---------SUPPLYSALES -Super ch.Iara upgraded 3 wn • bit g Adults Drook h u rat /Adam 1 . sta..,. to .. Ah. Free cable DELUXE 0"'.,.CES EZ ft .. A ... hour ope-ti'on' • -•A-A.. 32 B 2~ b r $485 Beach Blvd at Yorktawn ns. aragt?. • no LGE I Br very cln gar .. ,... "" m ""'" • -r----.-n 41 r. u, am rm. pets. $350.640.1840 no c hildren or 'pets'. Patio & carport. avall TV.$52Syrly.&4S-4166. Comml & lndstl spaces, can prove S2S.O j ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. &40·8146. 536-0411 lmmed . ..,.,5 mo. 631-0383 ___ ..:._..;.._ ____ , t 'f hi r ---------•-------......--2 b 1 b od 1~.. Quiet. mat ure s ngl or ..,, YEARLY RENT"', " 200 to 2000 sq. rt. As low ne . s one or rea . HOMES FOR REHT Udo Isle, 4 BR. 3 ba., LC11J111M1 IHch 3748 ~! ~ :i~m c \."U married cpl only. Refs eves. J\ll sir.es. near or ·~he as 3.<I' sq. n. Lag Niguel & Call for appt. tosee. Agt. LAGUNA IEACH m.st.r suite upstairs. S69S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67.,1,;.,<>e:ea requested. $200 +cln rec. NEW l br. f..nk, .. ~am be h N p Mission Viejo a reas. Ult 751·374f• J BDRM. newer home Mo .• 3MUal lease FEW STEPS TO OCEAN ..,. ....., • 645-3487. cell, bltns, ~. v~le" ac . o rce. roperty Handy to S D. Frwy located In Portafino UdoRealty 6'73·'7300 View. frpl. gar. 1 br, ~ House RcaltorsS42·38SO Call·831·1400 Lag u n 3 • 2 Bal h s. RSS. 494-5184. SELL i~le items with u Wle .2 br. 1 ba collage on ball. gar . S23S. M2·6934 2 BD locked gar. no pets. --· ------- l'ire place. m:ean view. HARBOR VlEW 5 Br, the water, Woods Cove Dwly PalotClas.sified /\d. E:side Cost.a Mesa No Walk lo beach. boch unit, no children. Older cpl CdM 390 lo 1050sq rt. Cpts. Excellent ram. home at ba,oopark,nrpe>ol,h11g Area. newly decorated.,.........._ kids o r pets. s3oo. hkenew.Stove &refng, ~erred,$240.543-4922 drp~. A/C. Ja n it or . SM() Mo yard. S'JZ. 640-92$6. I Br. ulil pd. $300 mo. 154 .__.YU MelG 3824 548-5300 SlSO mo. lsl, Jul 4t dep. park g. Masters 873-4120 Pearl. 831·1676 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE 1 & 3 br apt.s. 962-8050or963·1.324 3Br. 2Ba, cn>ts & drps. BDRM HOME I Oen rmt at West 9t.h 4Br Beautiful brand new l br D h h I Ad It Walk to bay & ocean OFFICE SPACE. N.B. ~uodeck ~/ocean 'v1:!. 2Ba.dbl gar,yr.ls~. 'Oceanfront 2 hr.'· ba. free stand 'g rrptc: ~.:~1o~o:Gasu~·2sty.2Br.1~8a .pool, 979-3993 ask for Fred: 1649 Westclirr Dr. Aar. Uv rm with nreplace mo 64.5-9336 $39S. mo . Ula I inc l dshwshr, many windows. 778 Scott Pl oH Placen'. Jacuzzi, stove, refng, 995-?A29 pvt. toilet, el<:. Two units w tW carpe t thruout . 49'-0687or53S-0321 adults. no pets S235. lla 642·5073 ., wshr& dryr hJ<up, Newly 400 sq. rt. ea. $200/mo-no · ~ 979-3376 · cpt'd &i decor'd. Nr Npl Hts. 2 Br. l ba, xtras. One urut 1300 sq Kilchen w/ranite "oven S..J.9 MwwpOltleact. 3769 · 2 Br. 1 ba, children and beach S2BO . Dys beams, patio, gar, $21S. H . 2 toi lets. as Is, $C2S Mo. CGpktr'GRO 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA VfCTORJA pet ok. Loe nr. So. Cst 759-6067' Evs 673-6704 ' No pets. 645-1682. S400 I m O • PAC I F I C MISSION REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEST IUY l &2 BR. unf orfum. s:ias Plata. 979-1877 · REAL ESTATE. Gene PHOMt 494-0731 ' Some people say you get & wtr pd Adi~. no pe~ ~ Blk to Bch. 2 Br. 2 ba. Beaut. view apt. on 7th Or. Hilt. 642-0200 IH CHAIMIMG what you pay for! We of· Pool. r~ rm, ~-gate. Sl~. I br. rerng. range, adult..s. $285 mo. 124 20th Grorge Williamson. RI fer more And the price is 525 Victoria. 642-8970 enc. gar. E. Bay. Vacant. St. ~149. ~IS64 64&-1611 APPROX 400 sq. n. C-2 al IEHTAVERH Costa Mesa ·• Nelli over $2000. Mo. · " - Ideal 1oc11Uon. parking front & reu. full tikhen ool re ullzatlon of full polent1al. owner anx· ious! Ull 117-4200 TB4HtS AHY<>Ht! MlSSlON VlEJO Pracl1ce mac hine, I e s so n s • r e p a I r., sportswear, equipmen,, very attractive terms! UBI 837-42Cld OlD SAM JUAM less. Membersh.lp in a Nopeta/chld. 541·S331 130 E. 17th St. Su1le P . Th Is c bar m 1 n g 2 Health Club. A tennis Casa de Hermosa 1 Br, 1 Ba, + refng, al.so 2 Nehildar okbeach. S160. 1 br, IEACH YEARLY Sl35/mo. Doyle 548-0479 bed.room, 2 bath & deo club Free tennis lessons 2br apt w1f1reph1ce, 1\oia Br 2 Ba both W/W cpt.s: c . ·Fee 2 br, 2 ba & 3 br, 2 ba DELl·EL TORO 3 BR, 21.'t BA. O<"eanvu. homt-has plush carpet· Billiard!<. Swimming. hath, ranf!C, oven, dis-drps, bllna. tots oK: · Mam Rental.s. S40-S3'70 duplex units w /ocean Ground Fioor &tor 2nd ~.000. PER MO. move in now! S47s. Call. lng. nreplnce, bwll·lll.S a. Coif Oravang Range. hwasber, $320 Also 3 br Reas. JlOO block Vic· $175_ 2 br. garage, pool. v1ew._SWps to bch. Call 000!"· Next to ~-Puc Real sharp, Catering Top-<>f-lhe-Wotld 4 Br J Ra. FP. f'R. nr i.c:hl Avail \.17. ~ 494 3094 499-l~or673-3620 2 t'ar ~aras<' Won't last Sau!'as + great ac <sep. bldg) $370. tori a. 646.8095 eves : Kidsok. Fee Debbie, days S31·l012 . ~~leB:r':!;g,l~~d~. r~Ji operatio n expand in it 3 1 Bdf\fs . if ba . sof°F ~~s:~I ~:~:!>'ti& i~~ w~u~"t!1Jc ::~·. lOO W. Walson wkndstosee. Main Renlals,S40-S370 evesS48-49l2 St. co0st a Mesa. Ph: ~~~· ~~~m;~~afi::d~ ra~~"r.f.' lg~: t:Oe:i :d • weekends. FreeSuoday brunch. L.Jte 3 br. 2 ba townhouse Beaut. quiet, all adlt, 1 Br, 2 bdrm 2 ba r I e ..., 5Clll Cll•tft 3816 _642_-"2_l_. ------t terms. M7S Month. 6'13-4437 2br, lba, Condo. Clean. In quiet complex. Oar age no pets, Cpls/dl')'lS. bllns. mile rrom be:.'°cc~ ~cyear ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hr MCS'iners Mile Ult 817-4200 Your rent dollarx ~oeven & patio. Adults only. No gar. storag.e, pool & walk old. $285. 980-4603. Spec. 3 br apt. No pets. NEWPO..,T BE/\CH .......... 3250 washer, dryer, pool, no r urther-••A t errine pct.II. $325. &45·3381 or to everything. Ideal for ChUdren welcome. $260. n FASTFOOD •••••••••••••••••••••• pets. Cl7S. 494-0315 tnoinlenance cn·w, pro 83'7·95l7 nuddle age cpl. $205/mo. 1 BR Garden Apt, adults. mo. 498-0981after 2pm Slores & Office Suit.L'll Costa Mesa 3 Br hou.'\t' lm maeulalt' Sperklinl( 2 br, 2 bu. ram ~~~o~~~tmca:r~~~mac:J Nldcule .! br, frplc, pool, Be63dl·0419 11 fl r 1 =-~~~~ T 2 BR. 1 BA. els. to bch, Fro~~~\~r~st. EQSW~~E! . Close to 11hop:\ C rm. feoc:«i ~ck yd, gar, r . d i _ 1 hb a ""no pets. S230. mo. room w o . r p c. shopping Avl 2/l $22S Mllbborhood. $3$0/lt U.'Mls.S290mo 41J2·S771. raen Y ne R ors. S411-4757or646·3798 encl. gar. applns. pool & 4 Pia nr beach au 49'1·30'1'9 . . • . Modern 2 room suite. nr Owner going into neiir 49Ml22 s.te~ 32t0 =s open d~y ~0·7 --Jacuui. Adults o nly clean upper 2Br lra oc A.u·port. outside e n· business venture, mus~ New Condo, upitr•ded •••••••• •••••• ••••• •••• • no onRe un er 21 & $';!60. 645-4411 gar no pets $250 mo' Af ....... Ftl .... lhed try. air cond. Parking Uliqlult date Cut !837 ..a~oo' 28 no peu .. oommatc .-WTo~ S*i020 · oru..f.Wthtd 3900 spaces. sultable Cor at· .,, r. 2Bll, d.n. t"el'ltra\ NO FEE Nr ~lna. service available Mon· Instant move·ln. 2 RR. S22S. PER Mo. Adull!I, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• torney, accountant o .arr. view. r ib hou l' fa<' Warner Ir Bn.stol 4 Br. 2 tt>-t.o-month~cupancy. I ~ bath. patios, aar. de br, lndry. facil. Encl THE EXCJTJNG coasul.tanL Use or law •UQUOR UCENSE• Orange Co. On&Je · General. w1~. 5'00 mo 495.~1 ba QllSrno.~ luxe, adults. $280/mo gar. 2009 Maple. Mgr. al "-t~• , .... u MESA Ans. library possible. S'l6S mo al\6P M SGIA~ 3216 Oakwood OardenAp~ 1019 An:ih el m St. uptD.631·3277 le.bour 3142 ,_,.. to mo.orSZSOw/lse.44 a..,........ 3252 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 880I i h 54t>-4141, Mgr. Dave. 2 Br 2'-ll Ba. fpk, cpts. •••••••••••••••••••••• .MINlJTB~TO NPT Campus Dnve. NB. Cal ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDUSJDEIU O•AWAY 17rvJ4l".,t;,!•!~ ) drps. dshwshr. gar. S330 Nr. Harbour, 3BR .,A h ,._,;BR 979-0751btwn11·71'M c. .....,........., paUo. trashtwtr pd. -. 2BA Tnpleic. Def Sam o uec • """' · SIATBIACE Small bou.se w /v1ew. 2BR.cpt.drps.K.ids0K. ,._., aft6pm•213/S922686 from S195 Cannery Village. spac MAKEOFFER! TOWMHOUR a:zs. tnel uUL Agt No 1700 l6U'I St (at Dover I No peu. $200 mo. 544·5lOO, 772-B. Joann. · · Adull.s. No Pets for office or small bUSJ Harv (213 > 272-4249 Cot SuJ)('r ()('9an view 2 Br, fee. 8'2·.1850 4714'642-8170 548--0483 1 & 2 Br, bltns. D/W. cpts. OCEAH YllW 1561 Mesa Dr. ncss /\pprox 150 sqf\ 11, Ba Pvl rommunaly. drps. gar. adulls. no Lae.newdJxcondo.lbr. (S BlksEast orNewp()rt 67:J..2916or646-4801 Want to sell your 8114( tenn ia ~ourla. pool . .._...Fa ....... or Oceanfrool Garage Afl. 2 2 BR Garden apt. Frplc, pets. iuo ...... 1 ...... ., """'"" rorrn din "'-p dwn 11 Blvd J ness'> Use my 30 11'1 es Ja-.. ~· ~ U.fw4'rW lJOO RT. l ba. no peta. uU pd dshwshr, pool. pvt. paUo. ....,.._, ~· rm re1c ·, .• ~cu·-· t -RIA .s46-986o 4SO Sq. ft. Newport Dlvd penence 751-1256 ._....... A ·• 6 ""' 1 1 d " Lo I b • -• • ..... e~. Id 1 rr 1 --------... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• va-. now to /.,,.,,. SJ2S nr rv1 ne n . nrea. ve y, new 1 r ...... rae. 2 pa . os. Nr boat dock.a. •~ 400 ea o ll'e or reta1 R C:::::::::: 1MCL.EY IUCH•--.u~ mo.646-2Sl0 s.57·284L Cpts. drps. gar. Adulls . ....,.._ (2131598-J71S -Complex :idJ Canoe *Ll'-'UO * · ~·---no p et s. S200. 1980 _. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ViUage.1>"73-0284 T E3t _...,....,. WlNTER·S\JMM&ft S....~ Anaheim Ave. MS-3229: lnM 3144 Sleepmg rms•SlOSmo. . --*LICENSE* ~T.,.,_. YEARLY •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\11 $5(). wk. Share Jcil/· 3 OH~ces ..it 7~'1 N E ORANGE COUNTY OF 3 B 2~ Ba ......... PropertyManaaement 2 BR. 2 b• on lhe ~Uft. W0008Rl00£ bath. Shown Mon-Sat Canuno Real. San Clem F·SALE OENERAV T, " • 6"""' ocn Burr Wbrte Rull.or ~m. rroo .. UAfum l&OO. New dlx lwnhse. 2 Br 2 PIN ES APTS "Only ". Call art \pm. Except loc & parking. "CLEAN" v':«;~j·OHNSON 290~NB~~!,1.vd. Total Aeeurlty. elevators, Ba. gar, pvt yard Child 1. 2 & 3 bdrm unlta. Ref's req'd. S56-00S8 or Call <213> 268-0086uft 6. Lowest-..t--la REALTY ...,.,,..,.., rec.faclUUea.499-28.'I.~ OK.132S.uUlJ)d.&&S·3.'l56 Designed like u rly S48·5954 ._...sRtftfal 445 rT1'SW f.ff11'144or496-77t8 ~lih Dana Pofftt 3826 C.llfornla buogalow1. ROOMS S2S wk up wltb ••••••••••••••••••••••• ift Town! Socrtflce ....._-t~vt~L. ... ,7 ~·..._I u.twwllllad ....................... From $270 . ·~~kitchen. SJ7 .50 wk up NEWPORTBCJISTORE HARVEY <2l3> 272-4~9 _.,.,..,.. -VHUlllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br 2Ba,deluxeduplex.2 Pineetooe Ofch.raW .... S489'7SS COl •M•••••••••••••••••••• N .... A ••.u:n Q ....1 390• car gar. bltns, no pell. wkdaya ~5·30wlt.odl ' a.,.... · 2630Avc>nSt.·S270Mo. •--·-------Brand now 4 er. •"tam Rm. ·~ftt~~r:,Sj';~mo =~~.': .............. ! Tustin 838_.949 '~:0400 Room· Laguna Bch, pvt Jerry Wynn 12131477 7701 Flltab. Boutique. PriQlle ::'n1t1:r.'· ~;~1_09()!~~-RucboSanJoaquln 211l WATEllFtlOMT :::z.: Hwll11i90111Mch 3140 Lorfmaleoch 3141 e ntrance, cooking, nr 700 Sq Ft. ot~ nl. Pac. ~d:~r'J:4~S5!v~· Call coiled. 2l3-3'77-46Z3 M115/mo BuilUns. erpls, dl'}l5 . B· ~w~ v""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• town. 49'1·2014 Cst. Hwy. Newport Brh. BaysldeDr.tsM/mo 8-Q, huge deck. aaraac. commu1111~Arelo-rv ...._.._.,._. t bedroom Adults . No ...,.to Shan 4100 l200 mo. Call . Robbi Buaineea ror aale: Or* Near new 3Bl'. ram rm. 2 UNIQUE HOMES, Rltrs. ~. 9elllnO wlltl steams. Deluxe 3 br , 2"'1 ba. att pets. Nice vtew ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-0757 shop, ad loc:1Uon td.SOt. b•. frplc:, aar c:ond. 87s.«IOO 38nFINLEVAVE.N B walelfollS.OndmojeSIC dbllar .• paUo.rrplc.1713 49'1·223'7 ft()()mmateNeeded.MtF. Balboa Island, 963"511-2----- S39S/mo . Nr C rown JACOISlEALTY "'8lf«Jll.lmgpooS. Ala ama, $38-3465 or db Sha.Nlret1t$131.50.Nlce2 commer<' or omc e.Met1W..t.cl 5010 VaUey4t f'rw)'.82'7·:WS c.ta f lwns 675-6670 Jocuul.souno.bllorcis. S36-171S 2bl~· 2 ba. db.,. -~gar, 4 Br.CM.645-4093Cbarlle. spuc~. OH·atreet park ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------11 ...... .......,....,.....__ ...,ocean co: .. 111 town ... ..,.... .. odt l2'9 u.fw4'1hed 3421 H.B. Sl.50, bacb ..... uUI. 2 wo..,ex,, .... rv ""'""''u-3 br, l~ ba, (rplc,fiaUo. 'gbt Ughla le $38$' F C ( tog, Approx. 500 sq. n., Pvtptywant.atopurchas~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• """··beach. ~IQCioltl'lld. Tennts, e..,.l gar A ail an l ~111... v w. · e m ompl uro, nice pnv real room Rltr small telenbone answer ,..... gym,ond....-.....IOf "'". . v .. ....,.. .... Tustin loc. f"' 8rtb1:1, 8f4.2343Mon le> 1''rl.9-~ in"M!rv 8'2.•un1 HA R 0 T 0 F I N DI Bl' 2 Ba. 2 car iar. ruuy N.8 . Sl.50. bach All utH ....... ,.,., $950.~ $170+ ..... U\I 632·1685. _ .. --·-------..- EHlblulf Exec. home. ~'d. Hntg Bcb. Call Pool+sinalea TheV.Oge.Moreof c..twMne 1124 Mete 3124 9ll84U Store S275. 20xllo, u h'l•.sWwt ~ 4br. 2ba. ru n rm. son atJly. MHGJ or Helen. H.B. sies. 1 br, ,,., utll. ~yolfttk>Ok"'O Pol~ e.s.ooo <'ars dally OP•artwwltr SOtl wawr. New Cf1>"8. drps. Me-4413 KJds&pet.s. tot.FurnlUretsavoloblt ••••••••••••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• C•doww 2334 Nwpl Blvd. C M ••••~•••••••••••••••-• pelnt. Walk to ad ioots. ff.. B. $185. 2+2 4 ptcx UYIMJbf111toHI Pkni tmt/bk, f'A heal sbop•. tennla club. IMMAC. 2 Br 1 Ba, $215. Kidsorslngles. OMondlWOBedfoom SIWHlnQJ Sha~•bomeor aptmcnt ang z r estrmli. eptd FOi SA.LI =:: .. ~~o Reis. f:/~~i'f'J:fc dryr, IEACHCOMllR AdUll>Mg. ~t:-OlAnl'llNUMml> m.1188 Laaut1a8each Motel FM S 15 63 t ·20 I I C>mces open 9:00 IO 6:00. 20 Units. COntact • Bhtra 1-level a BR 2 ba WOODBRIDGE, new oon· NO# rtntlng. Awlnnlngoomblna1ton ~~~toqed>t" Machlnu hopforrent C«p0talt Realty Lov 1y g~t>elt & pool. do. rent oc leue, 2 Br 2 a.io. t..t.d 3106 or odun Ol)Oftmtnt hOmes ru tlnAlw ~ 21" MorlSleln lathe, •le. Mr. W. l\. 8eclt or Mr A .-0A"'M4·1la3 ·Ba, uparaded tbruout.••.tt..••••••••••••••••••• Forover Syn,832-4134 FbtValloy 96:J.7oio N. Johnson : (71.lCl ---··-_;,,,;,.~---• CION to lake, 2 car aar. 3 on .. 2 ba .. patio: upper wt1tl luxury oppolnlmentaond .........._ .... _. __ ...... _. ""500 558-l'IOI BiaCanyon :t BrTwnbse. tl2S per mo. Btwn 5 & 1 duplex. Steps to be•cb. supert>recreottoo ot oprenwm 2 8rdplx,pvtbath,phont, -~ -.. __ . ____ __,...,..... PantuUe view. Wiii ct•· PM. S'fS.Oll'I Adults Yearly 1 .. ae. location. Tennis . gym. ttitropy l200 mo Incl utll. CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWnHs or leased lrvtne conwtoault. Pvt tomm. S450 Month 673·7949 spa • swimming . bllllords 840-1594 lnduatnal Unit toned Jndustr'I $9$0.000 bkl& 1'795. mo. &42·0lM8. You don't noed a gun lo Doluice l br apt on The One 8t TWo Bedrooms. Ont Bofll ,, Malctfcml to shore home fOI' Flbef'8lass work. want to lradt? up for "draw fast'' wtlen you Or end Cl.l na l I I Ult FfOftl t .. "'0 ~ u.a. 1 In e.xcluslve BayshorM. &4H930 ume. Or Orana~ Co inn 3 Br. 2b11. w1fenC9d P•t~. place an Md 1n the Dully Balb<>a bland ..;,5• Yr'I" ..,..~ • J -""'--,."'fl b Jor 11hopp1ns ctr PriOc S.t location. lliClO/mo. PUot Want Ada! Call now lease. Call a' ft·r· •pm' Gt .aw r Own rm. pvt ch '160 4,000 S.F. l&' per SF. thp onJY. R.cpl.Y ad trfN , Dal· 631·14-00AI\. -Mi-5878. -s.-~ ~ MO,_kl!fftOAvt.,CO.talMlo ~ 7mo. ,!-2_a~pm or aft cond. ma~ amenittea. ly Pilot. P.O. Box 1500, v• •wn -·-pm ....... ,,_, bat C M 10(' 1111-141'7 Colla Me.a, Ca A:262S.• "COCKTAILS." EMERGENCY SALE! . . .. n,Uf'lday Janu1ry 13 1m DAILY PILOT (.'9 l ~dd IL.Build lt ... Olaper It... Hammer it ... Carpet 1t...Cement H ... Wlre IL.Hoe lt. .. Oean it ... M ove lt ... Press IL.Paint it...Nall it... Plaster it...Fix it ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1t ... Patcn 1t ... P1pe 11. .• Remodel It ... ) Roof it...Landscape It ... Tile it...Trim lt ... Sewit .. Haut it... Add 1t ... Plant It ... Alter 1t... Learn it ... Acea -tlq C.,...Senlce :=_.:-·or Citw'ds.t-'•lcn ~ t4aWia•c• P""'""9/Paperi•tcJ 1WIMj/P"'""' ,.., .. '9 ................................................................................................................... ······•··•······•·•••·· .•....•.•..•.••.••...•.•..•..••.••..•...••.........•••.•.•••.......•. Boobeep1ns~rviee C.i°P"l Manwllllayyoura -George Pllm~r•SoN llANDYMAN Honlt!S & •HOM!CLl-:ANING• Hanrlyman uper in Don't be hom!lwOJillled WOOD STAI NINO 11PLUMBER Rt!pulr, re SmallBualnt"S&Accounl1 or mlne . Repair~ & Adds/Rmdl /Paint/Pl1tna Apts Consc1en\lous OyReliableMamed cpl home maint. No Job too Forhnequal ptonting& PAINTING. Qu11 work. pipe. 1qlitall1llon Real ntet 848 ~ cleaning too' Gu11r work Smljob&·Uc'd M7 W32 Craftsman Ph MS·0302 Gond rererencesS36 7711 small Ren. rates. Free fo1r prices too. c1I 631·2398 D1tn. i.erv1cc• C. Cull~y • ... .._...... ........... ll bigser savlnus Fr eat ""'lnllng-l cu7 ...,.,.,. Rlchord. I hl·Pl'MIUrt 842-9315 ~-•w~ 0 • lnter"lor~lantServic:e HOUSECl..EANING 1s .... ~ ..., ....... clean tint. do they i P-1-&Yourc-.a-•---------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~364& BARNWOOD FOR SALE Oe11lgn Sal"li M"inl 0 B C 11 (; ._... -nw uoM ... "AVERS PLUM · " · .. • ur us1ness n ·1eaning Resid/Com "I l...Jc:/lns~ AverageE t lSt ~" .... ., •· A.rcbltectural It Struc WeCarcCarpetCleaners FROM MT S O 1-· Cu n su lllnii . Com· Janlce-'s Kaggedy Anna ul.M> rug l\hampootnR & 2 Stey~f tr:fs BINO&HF.ATING.F'ree lural Plant. Rmdl ft or SU.m Cle1n or Shampoo CO LOR A t>O ( 7 14 ) mercial/Re:sidl!nUul By 87s.-OMJ stl'unl rleening fo'ree OrtCJ S..pet9 ... lct Pri 1 1 • nl 'I/I rborm eat. SlO Hr. Hono11t & new COGW'llCUon. Reaid AlloUphol5tery·Allwork 897--08$L Sally Hodges, Omumen· est Rt!l!I 496-8544 CustomMuralssS&.~ ces nc mtt r 11 Reliable Serv. 8ofA & /Com'l /lndus lrla guar Refs/MC Fr~nt REMOO€J..S. tel llorl1cullur1s1 EXPERIENCED. Depen· T~ar.lnllrd.lreeest.. M1lrchg. 847-03113 & -.10a0 ReuRalt'fl ·~37lt ADDITIONS 838582:2 :i~e~~Hunn' Bch U••Y ~SPAJMTl,!4~ 82'7·7900.orSS2-0134 ,_7$_1·_3L50 ______ _ M:1llltlwt Steam ClellJling, llv rm. Ac«nt Bldg"s 1·'778-1764 HANDYMAN Carpentry, ....................... Exper d. Reas nit.I QUALITY parntlng w/gd • · -••••••••••••••••••••• din· rm & ball, avg rm1 1~·2078 Le 328107 Plumbmg. Electncal 9 P r o f C A R P E T Free Est : Blockwalls. f'rce Esl. Call Gene locaJ ref, fast. neal rell1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.b)'lltUng . My Mt.'Sa $30. Free Deodorant. AM to8 PM . 847·2787 CLEAN I NO. noor & win· slumps tone. b rt ck. ~ <)4Sd ble S4S avrg. rm. Fr est CERAMIC Tiie. New or Verdehome ·days Crpt repair denea &de· Cuatom home on your lot ~-dow earl! Dutch Main· Resld/Comm·1 Reas Exprt Pamting & Paper· "2·3l94 . remodel. Freat.smljob.-1 Pb:$46-788'7 odorir.e.lSYrsexp.Good orremodelexlstlnghme •--w tenanceService53'7·1508 Uc328586. Boh750-93S4, 1 n g . cu s l 0 mftClltwlD--'r welcomeS36-~26af\5. r~, .. ""l·OlOl 30 yrs <'Xper. custom ••••••••••••••••••••••• 116().395:1 , .... ,,_ ....... Senlc• \:&., • .,.. bldg.l.ic.No 213494.Joe YOUHAVF.ITRl-:ADY Janitorial 1---------work+materials. 25 yni•••••••••••••••••••••••tr....s.r..lc• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• C..-/C.C,..._ 'Mlorman.640 167tl J'LLllAUl.ITll.WAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'1reeloces-Planters t!~p r . references . VERVNEATPATCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• TM Bri ,..A p I R1chard960-336l J OBS&TEXTURE 'JYpingithome.anyklnd ••••••••••••••••••••••• e.ctricClll I 548~ JanltonalSer\•1ce c '-"ncrete 8lO FreeE5t ll93-l4391Removals. tr1mmln11. R'.eu. rates. will plcku1 SECURJTY BUILDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hau.I.Ing. moving. cleanup Lowest pnce in Bl~~rwa .. t~ BBQ Plt.5 Paintlng. lntr/Extr. Ex· l)n.ln.ln&, Cree est. Llc'd &~I. 545-5441. All phases. Block. bnck ELECTRICAL SERVICE fT/up Treework Orange C-0. '"' 5· ~ts 646-0464 pr"d, clean. Avg stucco & PATCH PLASTERING ~y insured. M2·2624 & concrete work! l..lc/ Res/Comml.~2681 eves. 1 stry $100. 2 stry ••ALLTYPES•• c.,. .. er Bone'. orri·ce h-6.7 .... CALl..S $15/hr Call Reas.fost,freeest ~ $1"" BofA "C •• 0 .... 3 J ·~ -~ ...... ~ 842 • ..., I_......._-'--.._...... ""· ..... _..... l Free est. ~Sell things rut with Daily ••••••••••••••••••••••• am.4·7pm Ph64S·2031 842·~ ........ ....-..,....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1...::..:....:=..::.:.:. __ __::...:.:..==1 PilotWaolAds. FINISH. REMODEL " • Get rid or unsl~htly trash •:•••~••••••••••••••••• MOVING? X·Alhed man PAINTING. Cnt/Eict. Homes-Additions. Reatuc·•---------- Rpr. Small jobs OK eo.tractor G.dtt•ng & debris. College stu· Exin d L~ndscapers lnsrd statewlde/loral Reas. dependable. Free co over blk walls. Free .--------- Reas.1>'7!M)379 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• dent. $12 load. S48-M2S Spnnklers. ln!it:tll & re· Freeesl Dave 49a.s1os est Call Jay 645·7965 est. low rates 586-4892 To Place your LEE M. JARVIS WEEDING-CLEANUPS pair. Concrete & bnck WORK GUARANTEED "Fast Result" Mas t er C r a rtsman Add1tlons&Remodehng •WeeklyMalntenance • u...--a.....-i.... work 645·7978 arts MOVlNC·HAULINC lntr/Extr.Fr~"'-t. IFYOU Specl1lty rlnlsh. re 962·5573 Llc3178S& FreeF.st. 642·9907 ~••••••••• MaJone Anywhere. anytime 25yrsExpr.642-02'9s baveaservlcetooffer or ServiceDiredory !'~el!!'3g1: repairs .,. . ed G d HOUSECL Fast. expr, very reas. ---''----'------•goods to sell. rlace an ad ad .... Call Now .--s ... .,.,.. "" .-.xpenenc .ar emng EANlNG Class1hed Ads sell big Fully encld 2T truck PAINTING h D 1 p Have someUung lo sell? Service & Cleanups. Qual By reliable couple items. i.mall Items or w1Urt gate. Boa~. Homes Docks a~eed ~fun .11•0 t 642·56 78 Want Ads Call 642·567! Cliwlfied ads dolt well. work. Mike ~.2049 Refs 963-5813 any item 642·5678. Winton 546-3048. 673-4714 Fr lllt 67s.3l7S eves Pbone642·S678. Id. J22 ~.~~ .... ~~!.~ ~!.~.~ ...... ??.~~ ~~: ......... ~~-~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!!~ Id, 2ftd& 3rdT.D.'1 Found M lnsh Setter Vic •PALM READER• A.SSEMILERS looldt.eper/Mancl9ft' COOKS (2) Electronic assembly GEHEl.A.LOFACE HOUSEKEEPER. live-m LOANSAVAJLABLE of Hrbr & Mesa~~ S20rea<lingrorSIO Exper"d. to work on Por small pvt tennis Da,ysorevenings. Apply trainee. Mature fem for Developer needs stable. NwptBch.Mustberella· Credil not Important ~ ~3400 or Past. present & fulure small assembly hne Call c I u b. Sa I a r Y com · an person. Beer master assembly of electronlC$. pleasant person w /good ble. a peak Engltsh. $400 673-4883Broker Laune Lie <2l3>00•M350 Mr. Early . w1nr1eld mens urate w /exper. Restaurant. 3010 Harbor Mer trairung can work telephone voice & rront mo. &«·~; 673·7571 SC~H$ FOUND, lrlsh Setler. Locks,lnc.642-7840. Harbor area. Reply lo Blvd,CostaMesa. ~.a.,r1~irormean!!' home. ore appearance. OC. evs. I V. e EXOTIC GIRLS Class1ri~ ad ""' 814, c/o ......,.. ......., .,.,.. Airport area. S40-550S. --------ma e. 1/S/77. IC. Ur· .......,.....~~ Dwly Pilot. ro"'eox 1.560. K;ooks. Exper b~eakrast & HOME OWNERSboTrow roughs Corp .• Jeronimo. Ma.ssage &Modellng AsstBookkeeper fTSO CostaMesa.C..lif.92626 lunch. Apply in person, EXEC.SECfllTARY GIRLFRIDAY '-•HOU-•,.,-RA•.-.•,,......-•S-al low bank rates to con· Mission Viejo. 586·6722 Outcall Only ~2·3169 Inside Sales S9K+ See Gabby an 3·30pm, TO PRESIDENT Fash Xlnt typist. good teleph ~--'""' solld1ledebls.paytues. eves. L IK E TO ME El Dental/Chrsd S6SO Beach House Inn. 619 lslFinancialServ.nnn. personality. Non·The~~mrntgfMen· take a vacation, room FOUND: Sml black dog, p E 0 p LE , p I.. A 'It F.scrow0fr1cer $13K+ BOYS A.ND GIRLS Sleepy Hollow Ln. Lag. Good career oppor. Very s moker. Call ror In· tal ea t n r ange addition. awlm pool, pay white bangs. short & Ing. CARDS., New dupUcali Irvine Personnel Agency for Daily Pilot routes in Bch. challenging. Xlnt skill.a terview. 556·6981. $135 ~ty has Immediate olf e lsli • 2od or any h M d @!! E 17th Costa M h B h r req"d. 7.S wpm typln~. 100 Wk to start. opeD1J1gs in Costa Mesa. x nl: Bolsa & Beac • i way bridgestud1oorrers2dai . esa Arc eac area o COUNTER GIRL part wpm sh.""" San M guel • ~ ... '""' Beach and Sad· purposMICe. HAMICS City 898-1144 ly sessions. Sr Citizen~ Suite224 642-1470 Laguna Beach. Must be . • C -&A>6 ...... k C ---al least 10 years old. Um. e. expe.r Apply ap-Dr.N.B.~ite200. dlebac Valley or play ror $1.00 on Thurs a' .......,__..~ · h MAT1,......"'Ll"'M111 Lost .. ,.ed ... lge blk short Phone 642-4321, ask for tawm Mikes Fis Fry.815 GIRL FRIDAY H o u se Pare n l s. """"' "' " haired cat. Vic. Jasmine 11· Lessons also oHer~ Attractive girl. part lime Circulation. . L9lhSt. C. M. Houseparents operate a t7141Ul-l954 &Seavlew,CdM. l /5177. ~J\~EGciu~o1~\SJ R .~ .. o r e. Typing COUNTER & COOK Pt· fACIUTIES ~EIW.OFFICE =:~;:upt~~':~f!~ Mol~s. y,..st 675-0870 l9thSl.C.M 548.3302 i!;c~!['~a~ar:i; ~~~r;!~ BOYS A.HD GIRLS time. morning. arler· Ful_l·t1me. Permanent run aw 8 y / en . DeidS 5035 Lost pure white female sume to· Ad 815 The 10 lo lS years Earn noon. eves. Apply Tues. ATTENDANT/ pos1~ion. Exper. necess. couragables. juveniles •••••••••••••••••••••••Samoyed. Vic. Hunt Beautiful Girls Daily P1lol. P.O." Box Chrislmasmoney ·$20to 3·4PM. MacDonalds. 1'.YJ>ing.addingmachine. with work week conslsl· SICOHD TRUST Harboor.1/9m 846-2556 Would It ke to meet 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. $.\O per week selling sub· 16866 Beach Blvd. H.B. RECEPTIONIST late bookkeeping. sh ing ol five 24 hour shifts. DHD Lo • o..15 gentlemen ror d11y or evE 92627 script.ions to the Dally helpful. Must have ex· Salary approximately . "'" Lost. blk /wht malE fun ~S363 Pilot. Transportation 0.UHryfHe~ cellen.t tel e phone mBCoreachparenlaf\er $10.000 maximum. Com· German Shepherd. Vic. Auto Body man t!xper"d provided No deliveries Permanent part-umejob This pos1t1on Includes personality. Salary open. deducUons for housing & petltlve rates for good C.M. l /l /77. Roberta, hnoftalSenlcu5360 + ex.per"d ~a nder . or collecting. Phone deuveringearlymoming cleaning lunchroom and PboaeFor.Appolnlmeot meals. Marriage license credit appUcants. 644~181 •••••••••••• •••••••••• • 842.2052 536-9712 LA Ttmes to homes in cocree areas. making cor. Between 8.30AM & 4PM required. For further in-MORIMS REALTY . Attentton-Lad1es, itel very Irvine/NB areas. Must ree and servicing equip-COMPUUTE fonnaUon call or write: 49 ... 057 * LOST 2 wht Samoy.:d pror. Swedl.Sh Mnssa1ee •Auto Mechanic. In· BOYS.AND GIRLS bereliable&havedepen· ment. Also providing CORPORAT10t4 NancyForemnn * ....., dogs. 1 lge male. I yr old at Spa si2. At home sis. tervlew Mon t'ri Ack's Mission Viejo El Toro dable transportation. break and lunch hour re· w 17 ... s•~ DEPARTMF.NTOF 1 lem,4mosold.~-8444 hrly 751.3200 Coast Garage. 412 No. area. Earn your own Salary$300mo.S46-023S. lier for the lobby ~cep 7Jl · u• .. eet • LOANS 9% Abo 2Rd TD Loc.s FaJresl Terms since 1949 Sattter MhJ. Co. '42·2171 54S-06 I I J;11w ... 11fl/ P~/ Lott&f.-.cl LOST· Siamese male. col lar w/name LJ1g .. Kung • FU .. Vic Miss V1eJO. ~ Trabuco & Los Allsl)~ Csl Hwy La11una Reh money selling subscnp· t1on1st. Requa r es the Building F·l2 MENTAL H.EALTH hons after school. For 1n· DELIVERYMAN ror ear· ability to work indepen· Costa Mesa 1600 N. Broadway Aut.omollve formation. call SJ0..0913 ly morning L.A. Times deotly in a reception 64S-150 I Sant.a Ana. Calif. 92706 New Detail Shop needs route No colleding. 2~ area. m4 1~ help. CA F ET I:: R 1 A ·Salads. llrs daily. 546-4481. An AffirmaUve Top wages paid EnRine Mon lhru f'r1 6am· Pertee o rrers paid GUARDS Action Employer '""""REWi\RD Sc.hool1_,..._•_~--7005 St.eamets. eng painters, 2·30pm.Call549·3404. DENTAL Ex P • d medical. dental. long· ...,.,., ... ..._.nun buHers & polishers. UP· Orthodonic Asst. wanted. d b ll d I r SECURITY ror jewelry stolen. rrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• holstery shampooers, Carpenterwant~tobwld Toppayrorrightperson. t.e.nn 158 I ty an I e Lmmed opening (Or t ype 586-4452 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bayside Dr . address. MEN WOMEN check out. plck·UP & de· home bar In Jrvme. Call C.M. 546-5170 insurance. Please apply setting & pasteup. Exper Jan. 6 Write Ad. No. 808. ....... •1 .... FOR livery. Apply Ill aft 3pm. 552.3973, GUARDS only. Must be able to Daily Pilot Po Box '"""'" ft....-&.....1 •5 -t .. t-A PCC operate Compugraphic ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 1•~01HG 2059 JlarborBl,CM c•.rHIER ~"' ..... .... Jnln a progressive. fast 7200 & Jr. l odustrial ••a •n•lih 5100 1.560.COlltaMesa Ca. '""""'" 645.1030 -needed ror very busy IUSl .... ll!"'SSYS~"'-"S wine TWO WEEK CLASS F/llme. group S"""ialty practice. "~ •..,.. growtng co. w ap. Trader. 2710 So. Grand. •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST: Beige M Afghan. NATION·WIDEJOB .Auto Parts Driver GrowlbCompany Gd opii:;:~for right girl. l7021VonKarman e,_roau·rechestiredto see0fu,~~y.oklU1_San,:__t.a_Ana __ 7_5_1_·3034 __ . __ SCIAU 'ETS w1black mask. Vic. PLACEMENT 5Locations Over20 OnJ 'd eed I SantaAna.Ca92714 ,,_ uR: nt'I. Golden w. & Warner ASSISTANCE Female, over 18, good · Y exper n app y. time guard companies lnsurence OHice CFt. lut'W£RS HB Reward847·9893 GOODJOB driving record. Apply. WeTram Non ·smoker. C all EqualOpportunlty w/thelr old Ideas or U Vly>, needs part lime ~ Beacon Auto Parts, 480 MetroCarWash 644-0595. Employer you're looking ror a new Secretary. Prefer set· C Found . Be11ut1ru1 Orange OP~~ICN~~ES No. Newport Bl. N.B .• -;;;;mo;;;;;";;;a;rbo;;r;B;;;;l;;;.c;.;M;.;-.;-Oe-n-ta_l _As-sis_t_._C_b_a-irs_i_d-e.l•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_ .. _•_•_•_•_•_ & more cxc1ling career· tied, mature person. Will Forbid -am.eo -& Wh ile male cal 3 ,__ "'" 548·tl33. contact. train. 96J..5688 aft. 3 pm Glade -Coffin -Months Can't Keep HB. I ART EN DER S --------Exper or profess school. PACTORYWORKERS Moo·Fri. COFFEE 536-4997 SCHOOL A.UTOSA.LES CLERKS 646-JSM Ski Mfg looking ror • ~:~ajC:tC::~~f~I~ _FO_U_N_D-.-5-m-a-ll _b_l_k_w-ht 1104 E. rnhSt .• SA Excellent opportunily INVENTORY DEHTAL ASST h ardworking ractor y ~m " ,, 834·1960 ror young man with workers willing lo grow slgneronlhepurchaseo, cat . rem Vil·. Colrlen SchoolsCoastToC-Oast hnuted salesexperience. CHAIRSIDE wi t h new company apoundolCOFFEE. Lantern. DanJ Pl Wewilltrulnrorthe1m· lDayA.sslgnments Exper'donly.ShortwOTlt Some jobs ror exper rf you meet these ..... & Fo.d 5300 493-9479 Jobs Wanted. 7075 port car market. Ex-Jan l8. 6AM lo2PM wk. Benefits. Busy prac· Cl berg I ass men. 1 n · quallflcattons you wlll ••••••••••••••••••••••• cellent rnnge benerlt11 + $2.SO Per hour ti H B ...,., 24..., terviewing Mon, Wed. ....,...1ve·. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND· Dog. Cockapoo. NEED CALLTODAY re. . . """" .,,.,. ' '""" oppartumty for future in : Fri.. ~wn ll-12 only. 1835 -Best pay /benefits LOST.Sm brown Poodle, fem . Ca ll McN ully BABVSITIINGHELP high payin" field. See . DEMTA.LRECEPT. Whittier. Bldg 8 -13. -8Hrspdtraining na~ .. Coco ... Reward. School. CM to identtCy ONYOURSKITRIP., Dick·Beachlmporu.848 ~Q~ o ffice • For busy general prac· Costa Mesa or call -Uniforms fum Hunt g Harb.840-l<il9 ~34SO Respnns1blc colleRe stu Dove St . Newport 0 overload tice w1rringe benents. 646-&t4 -Bonus for state cert Lost. Dec 30. altered f'Ov":llD lnsh Setler fom dent will babysit your Beach. 752.0900 Send resume to · -Unlimited in •I~ Beegle. chokt! awrox tyr old No tags ch1ldr~n eveninRs and ---------Classified ad no 813, c/o GALS. GUYS Advancement IMSURAMCE GROUP HEALTH CLAIMS EXAMINER Expr : At least 1 yr . Salary open. Ph 549-1767 JR. ACCOUMT AMT P/time. Send resume to Lawyer's Tax Service. PO Box 2802. Newport Beach. Calif. 92663 or call~IS73. chain. Vic Cd M beaches v 1 r Bu s hard d n d help w11h housework 1n 557-0061 Dally Pilot. PO Boit 1560. Miss Hall ls interviewing -W'PNSQual $2.80 hr ~n s 's to "Eagle " Wimec-.FV.963·9926 exrhan1:e ror room . AYON lnterv1ewHrs9-3:30 CostaMesa.Cabf.92626 for 20 young people to MaturePersoonel ••• .. oll Reward for r eturl1 -hoant .tnd access tn s ki ~~37~23~B~1r~c~h~S~l.~N~·~B~·~~l·-::~~~~-=~:'!"•I r epresent l ead Ing PrefelTed --MATORS 11'/673-2352 LOST Male Alaskan slopes during days. Call = publications. Must be SlSSecunly Westsall Corp. has im - -Malamute blk1wht. Conme.837·9670 WldA.IUtittns C-Ocktail Waatressfornew DIET CLERK free to travel lo major lnduslrlalService11 med. vacancies for YOUN D : Sm gray he a rt b r o k c n Without GI••-1 8 h 1 US Cities al random 4320Campus. Ste 130 molder.J & touch-up peo-Schnauur. M vie llolt REWARD! 497-218'1 SEC U R I TV M AN Up y ...... ""J ounge The rot er· n· N.....nnrt Beach c:.n °""1 pl / t I t 1 ... wn 4• .. •-17th T t -w Caur hcl'n11e Clean -Law's, call for appt aft Will train for part-lime itinerary. 2 week ex· ~~..-'"'""'' e w a eas yr ex· .,. uJ.. • us in • _ lri b 1 R-"-Jobl 989 I · 3 D 'd t · · Uc No C6177 pen·-ce in boa'· Apply 811-Cl546evt'll LAllll s setter. ma e ~liable. eKpr'd, lookini> ~ 2PM8401 pos t1on. ays per pense pat ra1mng pro-1~~~~·~~·~~~~I "'" ...,. Hl T1. So. end l..uguni. for day sh1Cl employ Let AVON show you how week. Call Mrs. Shaver gr a m • N cw c a q . to the Security Guard, FOUND rem ale dog red Reward. 494·6137 men\ Gd refs 551 6042 to build & run your own Colamdyp.aaruleortn .• 8mpm1ddt0Je8aamg~ for a P po Int men l : transportation rum111hed GU .&.RDS Z7MS McCormick. Costa dish color. smoll umount -----b c t I y r "' 837-8000. for those who Qualify. "" en. ofblkonback Approx2< SSO REW,\RU ror the E'ICper remod<>ler . w usrness on ro ou all day Sal/Sun to sit IEVEILYMANOR Above average earnings FUll&P/time. EIToro&j~~~~~~~~~~ lbs <Springdale nc-ar whereabout:.ofJ Hluc& lool'I & r,•rs s<'e k~ own~ours.own income w/semi invalid. Room. 244sivla~lrada arter tralnlnf!. For In· Lag. Bcb areas .. Car &LEGALSect'y part·lime We$tminlsterl 897 184c Wh1h• ll3 Chl!VY lmpalu homeowner, rontractor. To find out about this hrd & $200 mo. 642·3276 L Hill terview call Miss Hall phone nee. Uniforms w/a' least 5 'yrs ex""'r or 7s1-8289 Uc. No QllA 30ll l,Ul$l spec for work Uy hr or challenglnl( earning op· . aguna s 771>-'7910 ext. 203. 10AM lo rum. Please phone ror • ..-M.'\'n in Buena Park. GG. job 1-·orms. rooUn)('>. portunlty C311540·7Ml or COMPANION <Dayllme> E<t~lp~y':;.~~~ty SPM Only. appt. Mr. Dever (71.4) w/general practice. Hrs FOUND longhulre-d blk ' S.nta Ana areai. Pleast framini,:, dry wall rin1~h. Zenith 7·135!>. for elderly woman. Lite 994-2271. • to be arr a n ge.d fo r wht r1t Whl collar. ar cont.art Glena or Al afl decks & p rnvcrs. l'XI hskpg & meals. 5 dy wk.l~~~~~~~~~~J Gardening1Ma1nten1nce ---------•mutual convenience. f e ct Ion at c 4c w <' 11 4PM 714-640-2325 ule & bnck work Stl!ve Babysitter needed ror 2 CdM loc. Pref one who DRIVERS FUii time. NpBch. Xlnt GUARDS 7ss.717i. bdl1ve-<t H V.H 644·2403 hnoMb 5350 673-5064 ~~rtl~ ~30. CM . ~~~ld~~(y sr~~e7S:.~~~ Roy Carver Rolls Roy« ~:~·Ld°~o"r~~·~ ~::~ Cotta Mesa LEGAL SECRETARY FOUND Samoyed near ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jlousecleaninl!. rcasona forinlervlew appt. ts laking applications ror refs. Call Robert Grim· Permanent. FUii & P1rt· For N . 8 . I aw o f c . Heal Is Newland 12/30. Drinking problt>m' ble. reliable, ref ·5 BA 8 VS I TT ER for 2 CONCESSION HELP quallhed dr1 vers ror mick. 642·5735 (bet toam time. Pbooe & t.r an.sp re· Cori>orale exper. helpful. C.11842-«>34 ~l~Alc°J'°I~= ~~l~c Art 6PM . children. 1your h~me . Now hiring perm. Pfl ~~~su':totc~~ti;;;& ~~ _&_11_a_m_o_n1.....;Y:...·-'---_ ~i~~:~or~~~~01~;: CalfKerry540-S400 •. FOUND: Ladles watch. ___ ni_a_ay · · 4 walking d stance 1 rom work. Xlnt for students. Darrell Sirk le at Roy GARD!MER Closed Wednesday. Lie. lndscp architect Npt Bch on 46th St. Call PREGNANT"' .........,W..t.d 7100 l.indbergh Schoo 4·5 18 or older. Apply : Carv"r Rolls Royce •· Primary bckgmd In de· •--r Days p/wk .. 3 hrs 11. day "' "' Perm. position. Older GU"'•""SW*.......,·"" l d 1 t •· to Identify S49·097S. Caring conf1denllal ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.sPM 631314eaft.5 Mun n·b So Coast BMW, 1540 J amboree f'd 1 -"'" • ..., sgn eveopmen .,.pro. eves. counseling le rererral. ADVERTISING Theatr e n o . 3. 685 Rd . NE'wporl Beach. penoo pre · l\ppy in P/time wknds Irvine & Jed management. Con· Abc>rtlon. adoption & NB Ad Agency seeks Babys1ll<'r. rull lime. Sunrlower. C.M. arter _640-6444 ___ . ______ 1 ~~~e~0 l:~e3~a~s. Anaheim.Age2l&over. tact Ricl\ard Roy, (7141 Fbund· Young male Irish ktep1ng. paste-up. produc tion days. my home Ref. req. 7pm Newporter Inn. 1107 Mature men pret'd. 4~· Setter. Brown leather APCARE 547·256:1 penon. 20+ llrs /wk at 6Jl-OlOO DrugClerkwanted.fullor Jamboree Rd. NB. Ask Uniforms furn. Car & F.qu1JOpporEmployer collar. Irvine Ave, CM. S3 SO/hr Call Ms. Sink. . Construction supt assl part·Ume. Costa Mesa phone n ~ c App I y 56-308'1 •SHARON'S• ~0141 Babysitter ror my .2 kids. ror lge apt & Lri·plex CQllS40-8911 for Clay Ellis. EOE. Universal Protection UVE IN for Elderly Cou· 1'0UND. blk Lab puppy, OlTTCALL MASSAGE Agt'S 7 & 2. p/t1me in tract. C08ta Mesa Mus\ GARAGE SALE ads In Service 1226 W 5th St. pie. Some Housework. malel. 4•5 mo'a. Vic. 49!H22A l•--------•I CdM 675-6926. 63H)910 have cxper. as asst. supt. Selling anything with a the Daily Pilot bring hap· Santa A~a . lntervle~ fi~~~l:e~~p/r~!: Nwpt Hts erea. ~·25116 AtrlUulc BANKING on res Job Xlnl ritentlal Daily rilol Class1hed Ad PY results. To place your ~. F • J 0 . 3 0 . noon & slrable. Ltvlng ~uarters ....... E Ev""ERl"'NCE" Taic Shelter leading to fu I supl Is a simple matter •.. drawa·ng '"&rd, phone 1 3CM aopm h '" Ar "" TB.L!R future &42-4907 justcall"•",.,..,..· """·CJ?OtOtod ... ay · · · furn. med1ca . P Leal COckaUel bird. grty Adult motel Closed .,..... .,.,,0 '"'...,,o """"" ~llow " oranie. uys CU"Cl.lll TV. For Reserva· Di tributonhi Exper prer·d Apply in HAiratyhst wanted. 3333 _545-__ ~_''------Qalco. lollt in FV 118. Sf()( ttons.~ S p person. Manners Sav COOK . exper in buHel Sl8C& l!JNlf BristolSt.C.M.540-8888. WMBERLocl be d rt'W•rd. Call 962·1915. in gs & Lo an. 1st s type 'lervlre ·Is reqU!red r1 LHTUCE Apply In person. Mgr um r Y FULL OR PART TIME Westchrr Dr.NB. for w('ll known & uruQue Falar F/l1me prer incl most Loll male Silkle Terrier. ln Aliso Bch area. Ans. to 1 !"Jlmmlny ... Reward. 49M792 -----------• REWARD LOST Whit" Whlppel w/2 brindleapola 675 3001 •KAREN'S * F.Qual Oppnr Employer i.;stabllshm('ntwApply at A N I B O L T t C H E B O S S A C F r wknds. Saw exp. Gd drtv· OlTTCALLMASSAGI!: We 8rt' now Hppo1nting Sabast1ans t!~l 140 A L HOSTISSIS Ing rec. call for appt. f\PM·2AM t\38·178C d111tnbutor11 for fomous BEAUTICIANS w.anled Avenlla Pico. San Clem. l'I C R E B 0 M y A C U T C H E l H For Up & Comlnl( 8ports _54_9-3<Y7 __ 3_. _____ _ -n arn.-brund gurn & m~lc or Ct!m. with or art lPM. E A U T 0 NAN 0 l R AC 0 5 L t C Show. Ages 16 thru 2$. LVH 3-11:30 AIORTIOM brealh mints fe11turing without c 11 ~ n t ~I e . C:O()t( l~ R l V E S G S 0 C l: T H H E T t 0 Please call <173·2813 Char&e Nul"!le & Medic a· Coonseling&ReCerrul WRIGLEY 'S & TIC Westchtr H11lr f ashions. • U t 0 AT I GRUB Et RU AC Pref(. test·avul wknds TACS. You moy keep 1701 Westchtr Or. N.D llam to71m sh rt C F G T D F C E l T U H F C N E lion. F /lime. Apply ~HrHelplineS47·94!>S your present )oh nnd 642-6857 DISHWASHER HOUSE KEEPER · Park Superior, 140 startp/Ume&expandlo 1r•uno•• 7amln:l~m shln. 0 0 RI N 0 H 9 NEC U BEEB UVE·lN ~~~!Jr~or Ave, N .B. i_"'"""_:_P-.oodJ--e.-b-la_c_k--•. • •SPIRITUAL READER r II U I t Ir d '""' , ft LldoConv Center I R t S 8 L A C T I C E L U K t Mn•t have local ~ra as -----------•.-• ,. FUiiy Licensed u me 8 cr you e· Need (2> Asslltants. 1 to V N 8 0 0 r C A H E A R T A C 8 ..., • wh I t e. T 11 g No lSlSSEICisminoReaJ alre Oetlnonlheground work for coloritl & 1 to l.SMSuperiorAve good d rlvlna record.--------- Of 638-6427 llSIZl.Vlc Li. Ea-ranze noorot thla multl·milhon Newport Beach G4CI 7764 A l E P S A V R t F A M E R t t T SmallramJly, pvt room & Sa .. ~ San Clemente. For appt $$ industry We furnish work for sty hat. F /lime COOK 2.... s A c M T T D A I r .. r 0 A L A H " bath. M1CHINIST ~ n Clem. Yellow 492.9034 492·7296 911 retail outlets. To Rlch1rd Ouellelte Salon. . "D ~ " " S44'8435or833-$UO " ~~00(.~:~~::f~:P~~ Quallfy 1;ou mu•l have 200 Newport Clr Dr . Exper d In contlnenlal AT I 0 0 A 0 8 0 ST t NRA I.MC L 1~~~~~~~~~! Good aeneral back · MASS.AG! auto ... e~ ... u .... 11 .... rM N.B. rulsine £qu1l oppor. E S T C E L E C R I P S E F C A O E D I~ ground. Set·UP 4c operate oJon 10 yn. Please help MODILS • " "" •• ...... ,. 1 ... 1 i H 1 variety ol macbmes In 'rind her. Reward flatlU . um~ And $4000 cub ln· BOAT emp oyer nPP Y n CAR HD 0 B I 8 8 AR L DY DH TM ousekeeper tve·ln. 2 eluding turret lalhe. •a.t ISCOITS vestment. For morl' In· MANUFACTURER pc~I ~ 1 E 0 GR D \rl 0 ~LCD UK TSE. N ~ Schlagecbldrn.Bchbse. vertlcle & hori~ntal ronnatton write to Di.I· N£EDS TOOL I NG dwHuqo... sal $IOO wk +rm• mllls, punch presses U>ST: Ute blue Jewel box OUTCA.U. <»4LY tributor Division. P O SANDERS 381 Cliff Dr. La1uo1 IMtruttlON MtOdtin --o. below llOClt., lof'-1td, IMlcr _boa_rd_C._1_1 M_7·_8S67 __ --i small precision parta. fft>flt.alnlns 1otd chum 6J 1 ·3111 Bolt 538. lfrea. CA 92821 Applications now belnll S<ilhng unythln« with 8 -a. 111>. down Of ~ ,_ ._ 1nc1 bolt u ln. :: Hou:sl'kN!plng, Child care. small shop. Days only. 1n.recelet Rtw11rd. PLEASE INCLUDE acc~pted Apply At o II Pll t Cl ifiedAd Bfbb Ch1clten letbtrq : etc l•art to 1111\·e dad' 5TA.COSWITCH, •••Newport.vie. 67U~ REL.AXlNO MASSAGE l~~P1~1~0~N~t;~· N~U~M~B~F.~R~.~~I Sec u rl t y 0 r fl c e. 1/ /sim~ole n::ter Boston Cos L•ctue• '.': 110c1 12. La Ueach hm. .. BobJ11mts·Ur. Masseur ERJCSON YACHTS. 1931 · " 846-""°" IMC • .,lllve aometbtn1 you want Outcaii 9·9. 494-5111 Oet-ro Av~. Santa An• Just nil 56'78. Cal lforn1 & tr hp leaf ..., _,.., 1139 Baker t.:o3l.ll Meaa • 10Mll?Cl.a1trled11d.Jdo d~ Al\lmilHotpltal cNOPHON F.CAll.SI Celtuct Heed Roma•n• Trad~ ycx1r old stuff for 149-3041 '~1l wtll Call NOW. Ha,·e som to sell' IA.THC!.R-lauSHER • .:...._SELL Idle llems with • TOlllOrrow: S1g1111Und freuct new ~oodlea with 1 Equ1IOpporEmple>yer 1 eo-1f71. Clusllltd adJ It well P\lll tlme&W·S4_80 ___ 1Want Arl llt'lp• _ 642 M78 Dady Pilot Cl~~mtid Ad , CIAMltledad M.2·54178 ··=======--L=====:J;i=-==1-~--=::::::l-==-___:__-=--L-====-=-=-...i-=:=============:::!i=======::1======= I • "''J~• n'"'LYPILOr I ~ -w a..... I ~"''"""'~.,.__uni;.....;;..;;..;....;...;.;;;;.;;:...;.....__~-------~"~u~~::::..:a~y~J~a~n=u•~~.L.:.1=3·~1~~~,~1 ~'N°"ted 7100··-.,.. onTinl IOU .... W.t.cl 7100 .... W..e.ct 7100 Met,W.ted 7100 .............................. va·i;;; ....... . ·········'············· ·······················'······················· SALESLADY HIW ACCOUHTS MAIHTEHAHCIMAH ~ ----------P ermanenl P IT im tt PtUme Perm Typint1 l'lumblna. minor re· ~-----=-----Wo1nen• Ready Wear req'd.' Wtll con$tder puinc, r,1untln~ P /Timt-Laiu. &64-4411. lr•lnee. Call for appt. 1\pply n pcr50n only No REAL ESTATE s.ur . Mutual S.vmgs & Loan. ~·ollll All Bab1t Motel or_..,,. Joun Ma"'elle. 493~1. ~ Nwpt Bl CM COlllJO CONVERSlnlil MAMAGIMA" • 570 Cammo de Eistrella. ---;----Uft ASSISTANT MGRS San Clem Or Biii Kull. M AT U R I:: W 0 M A N l'llin'IALJST We m.'t'd (3 I sharp guys 875·5010. 2867 f.. Couiit p llm~ t u wel c ome M'UI w/at leut t yrexper m Hwy. CdM. Equal Oppor n~wcomcr:. & contuct If you have aubstanllal eKJ)erience 1n ~t"I & mgml of men's Employer. mt>~honl.<t f1t•x1hlf' h'1 all b f ond , d 'portsweur & clnlhmtt _.:.____ -Need car , hlc lYPlf\i p aseso C ocon.vers1onan are C;.illfMappt&tntervww fhf' NC'wpurl Bcar h ~·~. prepared to become Vice President of Mon lhru t'r1 9am·5pm. Sporting Hou:rn. New1>0T1 ---.:4ECHA.MICS a dynamic. expanding company with ~ Bearh·~ fln<'st 11thle11c Kecenl t'Xper. Apply spectacular growth in the Investment TH .. ~LOOK clubt!ino~ac~p\m~ap Shell station. mh & field (Salary & profit ~haring), Write Sales ~~icpt~~d :'e~~r~1~~ lrvlnc.Nwpt.Bch Don Berman. Pres ident. QUAlL REPR~F.NTATIVE Manu.:er A background PLACE PROPERTIES, 1400 Quail Expenenced m bwhhog lnnaturatroodsisde&lra-Mechonic. Serv. St1t~ion, (.'IOJ>S A i;mog lie n(•('. Mmor repair Great op Str t N rt Be h distnbulton or books & ble but not A pli ee • CWpo BC . mu.:1tzml!s. Ground floor u00s will be nl~cnpbt:l~~ por. Apply 2..590 Newpatt ~~~ lilvd, Costa Mesa ', 1 MC'o, perm p/l1me for I.A ~~~ ••••• ?!~~~~~ ..... !!~~ Times home delivery ID • ________ ----..,- Newport & Costu Mesa ~----~------ Must have dependuble lE. MANAGEMENT· tur & be reliable. $275 to • $3.50 mo. 548 1740. ---- upportumty With llUlhor hrs of l Oam & 2 pm or world fame. Contact Thurs. Jan 13th. Aak tor Mr. Wnght. 645·9494 Mr. Enlsl. <No phone S .. '"'MSTRr.'SS ca.Us please l 3001 Jttm· ....., ao. boree Rd. N 8. Sporting l"or Sa1lm;ikcr. exper'd Houses or Amcnca. San prd'd . but will lnln Olego.Calir. nght person Mu.st be u per ( e c l Io n 1 "t & Travel Agcy-Outs1de hardwork1ni,:. Coll for sales. Exp. in truvel appt 673·2140 business only. 751-1581 ; 751..8()79 ~?~~ .••••••••• ~~~~ :-:::~-:e.~ ...•.•.•. !?.!).~ ~.~~~ •••••• ~~~-~I~·~ ...... ~?.s.~ •NEW USED BIK~S• ID DE A B"'D .. 00 -..... ..----.-. .-. -.-. .-. -.-8Uj ·~ll Trode · · c.. .., ·'vu.uv •~ Parts&Repalni frwtwood table with "' DECORATOR'S Skoteboanb. cruun 1150 . aood qu11llly Cycle &<.:o. 0!488 Ncwpon bunk bc.'t1 iiet cpl 1200 Blvd C M 642 7010 fiowc-r cart $100. Alt 5.30 ---~ R~blltl(uom r('nlalJ. r ---------• JN11r.c. ~toratlons ~ltt ~Sa'-1055 troslul1<" 1>a,nt lt11l ••••••••••••••••••••••• New /u st-d "'h i~ • p;arb/11Cctt8 'frad1'1i Cauite Sale. f"tl & sat OCF.ANFRONT only ' 4 ~lt'r dbl bt.-d. IJICYCLE..<t rancy dn.'118\'r , old up Bulboa 67~IO niht Phllro r11d10. old --· --hie carnatte Typcwntcr v111t..i Pitre Setter. l( hid~ 11 bed <.:ouc h. old speed. 1ww. For ll'lCC'e ln ""a I l h & St r .-n 11 l h WAREHOUSE SALE ousn 1UT OKAYJ ~ ................... s-.... ~ AcUUD ...... Wkillr' A f ..... Sula~, .ha IStlt • s.day. J_. If.. ... I OAM to 4PM ISJ5 MwooTi9 Afto. ......... ..... (Hoag HQ8Pital Areal fo call642·2376 maani1nes, 11dult ruin C.... & boots si 15. mlsc. items. Mhcll•••• 1080 -1010 Ecfll'";:..t 8010 496CabnlloSt. C M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movmg Sale' Free~er. WANTED HOOVER UPRIGHT. compl <lllrkrm Omega refr1l(, sofo s. chn1rs. TOP CAS H DOLLAR dlal-o-mallo vaeuwn. all enlarger . much nlON. 181 tables. new ll~s. l<>?IS, p I\ t 0 F 0 R y 0 U Jl att.ach, $&(). 549-0W ~lakeull.M8·3398un ~'t~~~~t. ~~~~i JEWELRY. WATCHES. Oon'l have a jJaraae sale p Junk everything .,;oell' ART OBJECTS. GOLD < PASS I T 0 N > Cah 8035 3344 °Nevada. CM. Mesa SILVER SJ!:RVlCE. CONSIONMENT. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verde.549-2509 FINE FURN & AN· Ing lt'cb I In K Mart Ill I kl CL'/\ -TIQUES.&4~2200 Sbop'a Cntr 480 Carnine; mar Ian , llens. " ' GARAGt=SALE de Estrella: Son Clem. :&~ ~m & Scial. $25(. WED-THURS·Jo'Rl LUGCiAGE TA'iS Will be open Jan 15th 0-.: p . • Chest or drawers Sl5 up; from your busines!I cord. torec:e1ve sat~ Items. • Doc,p 8040 console TV. B&W remote Semi one card for each MEYERHoF·s Ncc<li. frlc•odly en thus1asllc people lll work m our Irvine food i.l!rv1<:e riro~rum. Mid Di!~ houn.. 5 days Ideal for hou!!>cw1ves. Interesting work. Good pay. t::xper not nee, You JU.'ll need to love food. Call 557-6232 Vice President opening exists for ag- gressive Apartment Management pro- fessional. Must have managed over 2000 units, be ready to move up to Presidency or company quickly and have a following. Salary plus profit sharing. Our s taff knows of this ad. Submit resume to; Ad '#812. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C.M., Ca. 92628. ....................... $25. steamer trunk Sl5: tag plus one spure. We,~.._IDIB SECRETARIES UTOTEM DOG 0 BE O I 1-rn CE step tables $S up. high return permanenlly W.t.cl 8011 RETAIL CLERKS CLASS to start Wed. Jan chair $S; tow-bar $60: 10 sealed attractive tall & .. ••••••••••••••••••••• $700 mo-$20,000 yr Wanted. Opportunities 19. 7 .JO pm Nwpt/lrvlllf speed bike $60. Plus !!trap. meeting a1rhne $$$ C .A. 'SH FOR Many Co's Need area S464928 rrusc. Items. 105 Mor-l.D. reqwrements. Pre· " YOU TODA y ! for advancement avail. --nstown Ln. Costa Mesa. vent loss & then.! For a Good used fum/Nfrlp t::mployers Pay All Fees Operungs in Costa Mesa. SCO'ITISH Temer AKC. 751-1163 persooaUzed tag enclose fnn&atoves ~61 Uz Remden.Agency ~W m. Garden Grove 2 yrs. mole. show qua!J 2ND Ha-.. -120 E 23rd wallpa per, fabric or 4020B1rcllSt.Ste l04 .,. estrruoster. ty.54S-Ul67 .,....r. . · • .. Day Glo" paper & we Recen t set or En• Newport Heach 833.al9C 642-7702 C M. Mon-FT1. 10·5. will buck & tnm your cyclopedia Br1llaiuca. Mgmt Tme, pet"m. Earn ~~ ca11ror Appl/Estab '65 W-·•--... F.__../,.--kta1I•. Golden Retnever male.1 Clean-Good Buys. tags. Or try two cards CaU151~. $ 75 S k F 11 .......,....., uuu """' .. yTw/papers. Mustrind a .. _ k'Ab k 1 .S200 w . u er u.a..Wcmhd 7100 ......... W..tecl 7100 SECRETARY/ Apply art 4pm. Blue brne.842-6803.642·2649 JAN 15th. Hair dryer, .... c"' acc. Brush ales. 554·7851. ._.,. .......,. 0 -"" 107 21st Pl NB household 1\ems. 2020 PRI F.8: •• •••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •••• •• ••••••••••••••••• IOOKK~-.a ~ · .., Jt -•tODEL er > d..,,, REC~ EC .....--Border Collie Pups. Reg. Hillman Cr Orange .,.eaor ..., Mlillk.tll ..... _ ... IOH " · igure nee ..,, PHONE ~ • /S 'Y With a pleasant phone Waitress Food/Cocktails. Ost of blood lines. Sl~. 4/5 tags Sl.60 ea. by Laguna art15t. part SOLICITORS Ptlime9-1pm.Uyouen voice for a Laguna Applyaft4pm.Sid's Blue l7l.)627""'"' Fri.Sat&Sun,Mustsell 6f9tags$l.50es. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Conn llln·O.MaUc elee. organ. excellent coodl· Uon, $600, P.P. 532-1259 lime. call 8AM llAM · I h t & " """' h I · 10 S1 •n Easy pll'OSttlll evening JOYpe<>pe. ave ypmg Beachrealtor Beel.1072lstPl.N e. everyl 1ng. eav1ng ormore ..... ea. 4994130 work 4 9 Mon 1-'ri. Need 5 sh 11kills & cnJOY detu1I MORJMS RE.ALTY German s horl·halr ed state. 503 E. Bay, Balboa Sales Tax Included MOTOR ROUTE pt.-.1ple 18 or over lmmed. work, we'rt: 111terested in WAITRESSES pointer. rem I, free-Pen. <alley> NO CARD? Uaily Pilot deliveries m Call afl2pm. Mon.Thurs. you! Call W. C> Polick at * 4944057 * P/time, night shift. Ex-obedience trained 5 yrs A .,._,_, Py Draw your owo or send Offlcehiwilal Ii 17141 540-5464. Irvine College of Uus1· p e r · d. I\ pp 1 y . M a old, papel'll. 840-2597. CHIN • ~ess. rex name, • address, pbone a. m-.a~ 1015 Newport Beach. Monday ness, tel. S56-8890 for an Secretary ;Rcc.ept1omsl & Ba k • E ?th s Bowl le Casserole sets we U make one card per .....-...-... through Fnday urter-l'hOnc Sales: from youi i mm ed . interview ! Denta l Assistant for r er s. 212 · 1 l, AJ<C Alaskan Malamute <aqua/who. Misc. ltitch tag. Add25teach. •••••••••••••••-•••••• noons plus Saturday and home. your area, a ll CALLNOW! Newport B each C.M. remale,3yrsold. ,,,,., items. Fri. Nooo-4. Sat. Seodcheckormooey°"'IBM Mod. B. E &ee Sunday munungs Gross leads rurn. Reputabh --Orthodontist. 642-4611. WAITRESS. combination $75. ~.,_, UM. 1988 Orange Ave, derto· typewriter. 11Dder aen S325 per month. $50 cash company. Call Je an RECE:PTIOHIST S m a ll coffee s hop Fr'HtoYOM 104! C.M.962·1968 or541J.4984 PILOTPRltnt~ oontract.S150.83'MOGO 1lcµosit required. rh~nc 821·3611S m4> N.B. law ftrm rcq's tn· SECRETARY P fT Newport Beach. s days, po Bo l560 642 4321 , ask for Jim te llli:enl . ver satile $3.75 Per hr. 9om-lpm. 9·3PM. Call art 5PM. •••••••••••••••••••••••Leaving state. mwrt &ell • • 1 Pett IOIJ Parks m c1rculat1on PLANTSMEN needed Im person Lo handle rccep. Capistrano. 493-2571 548-4702 OlD GAS RANGE all bsbld & garage items. Cost.a Mesa, CL lt!l62IJ •••••••••••-•••• ... -----installation & mainl O' u· & . r d t 673'3166 Ski equip, tools, 120ce Beerdr-Aer ... _ ..... tL U:oa u.o.ar.u~ " on vanous 0 c u ies SECRETARY. Exper'd, SE S kl o b TV & •n • --n-_., ~ "'"""'" .... -•JC . mt plants. Must have ex1 including phones typino WAREHOU atuezrueo,' g~•.ltmar amps, of beer, !!~ll aftcond. !GO. p.11.•1110T ..--ompGftlOft-& xlnl dnving record. .1 A · & Personable. accural4 VehicleMa.Ultenance. Golden Retriever. t yr .. 673-5276 ....., llAa -~lron11 i!nd capable or ca 11 M 0 r gar et a 1 mai etc. ccuracy typist . Some d1ctat1on Deliveries . assemble oki, rem. Very friendly. macrame, sl)'rofoam, ' · Less thaD l yr old. Bird . f 1 l ... neatness necess. Xlnl N~"""aro ... -.. .,.,33. ............. ..._ wat.er "--'~ etc s ...,,. r .. ,,_...,. _,,. •-t·anni.: or p easan scr .. 1 768-0G41 benefits. Send resume lo vw....,.. ..... v•-· drapery hardware. Good .....,._.. •w ,., """"'• · · CUSTOM ..., . ......,. -°" _,. -1nval1d. Cook . Ille --d · d h lo Brooltburst & Bao-both. ru.~wrk. hvc m. mce al· l'OSITIONS available at Law CorpQtatlon. 6t0 SECRETARY ~~mg r~cor . ~avy Lovable lltUe orange cal olng. Look for signs. WOVEN WOODS 675-3"2 m~phuru. <.H5067 blwn Sallmalung Firm. Som-Newport Ctr Dr . SlC' ....... ~ .... .o.rs1sy.11.UT h l ng. on·smo . er. nun as a pencil. l yr ""°....,,. '"' ~· ~ .,,..,. ·~ 1220. Newport Bearh C& -"''"~ "'"' Start $3 hr + overtime. shots. Housebroken _.._. 50%T080%0Fl" 6-7pm &eWJngcxp.req.!>48·3464 9:266() To $850. small plant lntervlewsSatS-12. App-~3218 Sid boots, toaster oven, Over40in-stockpatter. "-•Ort-IOtO p IT ()pportwMty --Irvine. Need good .or ly 1n person. 3195 D sngl bed. girl5 clothes. 81 Also lllNl-Bllnds •-•••••••••••••-••••• -.WRSES AIDES BE ELIN f; Fash io ns RECEPT (TYPIST f~b:Uon. ~i~~g~~i ~!!_p_o:,.t Loop Ort ve, Female, part Poodle m~: IH4. 20102 Crater.Cr. H.B. ~MS-8950:::'.:::~~--_:833-8TJO=::=.:..:!t--------- 1':xpcr. prcf'd. Will tram needs Stylists tn this Good phone presC'nce & p1uerchapns18n'g ~-wsh1p"in• """'... esa. ~!>21ut54lOmoe old. Cali 9G89t6 Gourmet but.cher block ' r k S N d I ri ofr skills lo join out "' "' 'f .,..,. HAMMOND 1 nee. 1 a 1 · r uper1 4 o 5 r a 1 rothea. or e 1ve fng. e1arn stnd'g Oplics rirm in procedures. Supervise Women. 25 & ol1der _l o :_ __ 1060 t.able, never used, C:nov osp 14 c es or your am1y + ln 1nc Ind. Pk Call Mr production.Sendrcsum1 work for Houseceanmg To good home. Wire ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831·1612 ORGANS ~1>1.•nur A~e NB--"" ~~~ ~c~~c~;11 ~:/ 1~ Sterne. ~8200 __ to box Ad No. 807. 0811) svs. Top $, gd hrs. haired Terrier. female. For Sale: 2 ponies &show RADIO Control Model 12 COMPLETE LINE Nuri;cs A1d1.• II 7 Country tcr\'w uµpt. 963-7470 or R·E.SAL~. NC'wport ~ot.MI; O C 8~560 ~ spayed,64S-68l6eve. quartertlorse . meter Sailboat. 6 Ft. •NEWOR USED• Club Conv llome. Call 53().5663 WE NEED HELP' ~ esa. 8 X·RA Y TECHNOLOGIST Free AKC ref(istcred 3 YT Call847·1091 long, sails beaullfully. Buy with Confidence ~H9-3061.::iantaAna rr I Secretary/Exec IFcmalel. Needed for old , female German • • ..... ,.~8065 Makeofferortradefor? From lhe Oldes t --Pit Sales. S4!).$70 wk up Small 0 ICC, urjt(' ... I ff' I ted Sh "--'"'""5837 -Authorized HAMMOND .... URSES '"'IDES ol m ' "lS tolk A~k Wiliam Fawc•tt rawo ogy o .ce oca epn~ru o>J<F ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-3662or645-2200 " "' / Men, ladies. ~tuclents " u e. IA' , .. in N.B. Must be ARRT & --"--------1 DEALER in Orange ORDERLIES F.ves Sat 5~4-7851 . forC>ick.~2·3920 _ AdnrtisiftCJ CRT.642-6464forappt. f'emale Calico k itten 12 Love seats. tan/plaid. un.G.ws.le" Count.YI! We will not be 1>;1 v ~hi rt. Ex p ct 'd . IJ39.7696. ltcstaurant Is H!rinR very friendly & genUe 10 tub\llar frame ronstr. l ,.1-M..-.. ~ knowingly uodersold! ! c.; ll 1 ---- -A person who hus It "Ill MerchmldiM \\'ks, w/sbots!l49·0l33 like new $.S.5, other $45. ~! Clottln! Stop t-al Buyv1rw ·onv. osp1ta . REAL ESTATE New r estaurant in loitclher" & wnnts to de ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co r s t e P . t b I •NOTHINGOVERSS• .ore :w:» 'rhunn Ave. CM. Newport ~ach. now m· more w/her life. Wituam ~ 8005 St. Bernard puppy, 4 mos. 31\.'a"x31~"X24" tall, llt.e 1Tl60range. Corner 644-9200 i;.12 3505 SELL HOMES I c r v 1 e w i n g '0 r Fawcett needs an Exec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• female, AKC. Champ walnut szo. 1951 Frans· Orange & 17th. Open 'llur..R.m~N ~6 lnvestmLEAeRntNSaleS R~es:ta~~urr~a~n~~~~ook~ngbs~~~ol~· ~~~~estah':~ ~~em~~~ Wonderland ~~tne.Togoodhome. ~:;"ea~d'l°5t!tf!~~ ~;:ry Wed /Thurs/Fri HAMMOHD ORGAN & PIAMO CEHTIR. Uungs happen. Outgom.i Of _. ...&:ques! sauc~rs ~ ea, plauer & TREE SALE . 5 al .,. 15 personality. Good skills. ~· servmg dishes SZ ea. no .. g --wnung ability helpful HUGE w a rehou se Fwwitwe 1050 ctups.ElToro.581·9580. gal $15. 24 box $65. 2854 E. Cocnt Hwy COl'OllO Det ..... n.u.ninoc rx1"l 1n 01·a11"~ c .. ....,r exc1t1ng. agencu cramm,... w1·lh over 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • shrubs 5 gal $3. 1 gal 7!f 3-11 :3 ICU ;:;;rr~·;;;porl Beach f~; Waiten & WcMtr.sus ;,;~ronment. Newport music ~xes. nickelo-I BUY ---, 8070 Hrs. 9-12 Sat-Sun 26641~~~·-•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_• RHS62 Exp er 1 1.• n <' <' d I'1t1me Work wk11d!> Beach. Please call onl) deoo pianos. circus or-** ** ••••••• .. •••-••••••••• N~Blvd.CostaMesa,. Story & Clark uprigbt l-1 l:lO MEDFLR salespersons IOll'rcsted Apply 1n l)('rson. Wed betwn the hrso(3&5pm. gan s. wall clocks, Good used Fumlture & WA ...... ED lbehtod Harvest ADU· piano,$300. LA;:.coulws Nun.ei> Ke,111<1try m mw,tml'nls We sell Thun. .. 10um·3pm, 1801 Ask for Pal for lntervw g randfathe r clocks, Appliances-OR I will "I ques)~ ~7180 and h:il s:J to SS million Ba_YS1deDr.CdM. Appts scheduled 4·5pm fascinatiogantiques s~l ... °!'SELLforVou.O TP~~ cf~oHRD~LOL~.~ Carpeting 130 yds. shag. 1rlnritLm"'~-~ I094 ooll:iri1 per month Sltles daily. (7141 833-0888 Over Sl.000.000 Worth ~TBS AUCTI H gm/blue $195. 3 Sets <!rps .,.-_,- 4uadrupled l11sl yeur Amen~an International 646-8&86 & 833-9625 JEWELRY. WATCHES, w /g h eer s & rods. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pn'!<lll.:1uu~ ofrlces. 60 to RETAIL SECRETARY GaJlenes; l802·T Keller· ART OBJECTS. GOLD, purple/blue /orange Sid.ls, never used. l50Cm • m 10 100 '. C'omm1ss1un Husy growmg N.8 . law 1ng St .. Irvine . Tel. SAVE! JAN. SALE. New SFILNVEEFRUSR~R~I~~· Crystal chandelier 160: women's bindings, poles. i.plit. \ldro ,1nn per.mnal firm seeks sec'y w 1 754·lm. Open Wed lhru & used furn. appl's, IQUES 2200 · Nile stnd Medlt $20 boots,s ize8.581·179L tru1nin.: Wnll' tu L>on BOY'S WEAR superior skills. lllgb ac· Sal. 9 AM to4 PM. Visit! misc. Wilson's Bargaln 11 ·MS--83l-3l73. • l:h•rm.in l'res1dent. curacy. neatness & or-. Nook. 2SWres-MS&814126k Bl k Sta Sa bi HEAD Sk.13, Look bind· Quail Plact• ProJ>(!rlles, SALES JUGRJIUYER ganlullon necess. Legal ~ :£1'°g~fi ~{j W. 19th. C.M. 642·1930 & Very !~uabl~. Jnp!ian~~ Ladies LO.pd bike SSC>. St.I logs, Lange boots l}-. MOO Quail St . Suite 135. ,... uper pref'd, but not an: mer. 548-3262 gold setting. Sl,000 or bool.8. sz 8 & .6. Lge poles,racks.'65.552-8340 -----Newportlkarh .CaM TEAS . N nee. Xlnl bene. Send re-P · trade for very gd custom sofa, sptnet or-star. Res._._. Off1l'e Cu~tomcr Serv -R...,..EPTIOHIST--~ntet, ~e~~rt ei:~~~~ sume t.o: Law Corpora· 2 Antique English Side 6 Pc ::r ~m st~·kconlem· shoticuo Pvl Pty gan $300. 1140-SZH; .,,; '9095 ~l lloe1p1tal Rd, Ste 119 ;>.ewport 134.>al'h 642-9\IS.Sor 540.9954 Pl'r:.on !\t:iny benefits ~ has an oppartunity open llOO. 610 Newport Ctr Dr. Boards $180. & 1120' !:ust~f1 :~arms. !546-9977 • • • :i86-6600, aat for Ano. M••••••••••••••••••••• ~..qual Oppr F:mploycr Attractive, nvl'r 18. for ror someone wllh abihty ~~.Newport Beach, ~e Chest, Sl5o. White bab.y armoire. Sl2S Uwstock 8075 Open mouth male lloa 5' Upright refrig w/glass Slovtck"s Jewelers. Call llEALTH SPA wr .will m Sales & ManaAement. 9 Ov 1 red •" tali •••••••••••••••••••••.•• rug, $1500 or beat of.far. sUde cfrs, 4 & 8 bole Ice 11111 Mun~on for appl train right penon for Ourpresentboy's s1-ctlon SECRETARIAL GtwdfaftlerClock :~ro:s. S2S~~ed~ood ft.es.Morgan mare, broke 673-3924 c rm frzr, a uto meal ~IJll4> __ easy fun Job. Mr Gee. =~~==~(~~Y~~s~::~~~ GeneibUiJ obi'!~e Circa 1900. Oak case Csquare>paUotable,$30. to ride & drive, blk &stonroclcer$15;Regbta ~Jh-::s ~~~!:bk PARKIN 752·~1. Febru9ry You'd hove lo ~Pons es. V1s1on w/carving. 6' Tall. $635. 6734749 parade Morgan gelding, elec. broom $7. 159 Monte 100 cup ~r maker Moq'. UANT SUPERVISOR. RECEPTl-....IST love k1<1s. love 11elling, soesdepl. 642-8845 Eng, Western (Tl4) V1ata,CM645-96M Fri9-S eau97!M400 . Pnviatt• (;lub. ror in """ ROSAN. INC. Queen sofabed w/bltri :J38.10ll i---·------tervic.-w. rall644 ~1>' Accuratetypist50wpm love managing. & have 2901 W.CoastHwy.NB Aflplmc.n 8010 A~/FMradio.Uke new SCHWINN Bicycle-glrlaty Radio. -Must have xlnl phone a~ty <or desm ... to buy Equal Oppor Employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• $27S Quality Frend Border Collie Pups. Ref. $25. 8" Tran.site pipe etc. HiR Stereo 8098 ,-"'--'"'ltl d-b personality for our ofc !>°t~w aehar_:. & yooruked h.~~~ c~~•-t be l REFRIGERATORS Style 7 drawer desk $22$. Bst al blood lines. $150. $10. Pipe & Fittin11 ••••••;•••••••••••••••• --..., "' · -Con Uz 8 .o..., a..u w r _,.., """'_.,ry, mu.s nea • WASHERS-DRYERS 67).3illl:W (714)152'7-l.226 644-91528 "'111 or p/tJme Must bE tact • 833' 190 likes being with other Gd typing. haodwrlllng Recondllions-Repros & ---------125"1.erlllbclrTV. Rem~ 111 C>ay or rught Apply, Uz Relnde~ M?t!nc)' h11Nt worker.t. & you'd & ten key add. machine Frgt Damage. Guar/Dcl. Capt.Bin Nemo Waterhecl Moc ... uy 8078 New Nlsbiltl 10 spd 1100. control, xlnl cood. Ask· 3 ~3 E Cou!\t 1J wy , __ 4020BirchSt,N.B __ havetolov('worklngfor skllls.20-30 brs.perwk. 29YrsinOrangeCo Klng siz.a, 2 mos old.•••••••.•••••••••••••••• NewO'Nealanimalskio lngS23S.846-4822 Nrwport Ut'ach hetwr RF£EPTtONISTITYPISi I.ht-great.eiit customers $3·~ d ep. on exper . DU...-LAP'S makeofr.960-1193aft3. MachineShopforrenl wet suit $100. 494-5827, 8 od Medland 238 l--6pm ~1 l _ __ p , p hr Full ume Neal in Ow world H that·~ $49-3344, anytime. ""' 21" Mon Siek.1 lat.he, etc. Graig C~ Ra°J: Mdl #u.8838 J>ort·Ume ph<>nt' work & appearsn<'c. JXllM'. lYP· y<>u. then send D resume 1815 Newport Bl CM 2 din rm sets, assorted Fnt Valley. 963·7010 · • ml( ablhUe'I essential 1Plea!K'don't call>tn· SEC1YJ.BKPR CAU..548·77So · lhi.. baby furn. mlrrors. Winchester 9422 lover ac· Bought 10 da)'11 aao. bas dch~cry $3 llour Apply In ptti1on. Rubert lmps. new sauna v · · · Mbc.tl•1CM11 1080 lion .22 nne plus case been used 1 lime fort.est. _ ~11F.xt 1632:_ &in, William 1''rost. & AT-WE Typing. h avy bkpfg .. Used electric washer or644-4088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUO. Backpack t.enl too. ·~-~~new $149.99. 40 Quu I St N B answer'g. phones. or dryer, new timers $150. . Both never u.sed. 7lt3S As ..... tt> ,,.,... or b8t ofr. PIXAM.SwY. ~ J 1 1 · 44Falh5oelslOIKI Real Estate lnvsmt. Clarke,751·3814eves. Used green & yellow Sturd25 ..... )'Pooodrtable~1staSlndO, binoculars $20. Used -'-~-------- f> T . ~ves. •nC'lud«!~ ~epuoni"ttrypisl Mewporta.Kh firm. Hunt. Bcb . salary couch ror sale Looks .,... • ~ ""°'"'8 · 3.Smm camera $35 oar· . ..-knd:1 Po1d while train Part ume. IOAM t.o 3PM. Calif. 92660 romm. w/exp. Call ~oll Remodeling, Hot point new. $125. Call 673-5322. 536-SlllO rant Zero tOOc r'.ecord MjdJaod C.B radio. Brand mg ~' F.OF._. --S2 00 to S3 00 hr. Call for ,...._ ..... 1 • ....,,.,~ ttt. 963-456'7 bl l n Dis hw asher . ed hong $75 I l l new. Pwr m ike. Cost "'""' ~• ..... .....-Harvest gold. Kenmor~ Dinette set, 135. mens 3 ~ Sa~ r~ r;.f' aJ ~ edetectoc?4!m&a':t: 1200. soil for 1100. L:~p-r~p~dOpr. Wiii appt 557-2731 1~~~~~~~~~l83!~!c. ee;~ta:!~~ t:Ytei;; :..!5~';; both gd cond. ~~:.k~~0.S3"~uc~hild~ dogcr~~:~.673--0l87el $15.494·1962aft.&pm !J46.3428 • r " IECIPT (TYPIST RETAIL SALES ID Mis-,,.,..--.. "" St at 13 b t train All s hll\t1 9 vall. SA Major div. of NYSF. ro. a Io n Vie Jo & San Eveti. FU & p/llmc. Ap chain, $40. 496-0243 HAMILTON Professional STUD ENT 0 ES K 'j°• c ":. ~a o .. • uea. Call betwn IOam· ~s front ofc recept. Clemente. Approx 20 hrs ply, Shell Stal.ion. 17th & Kenmore dryer, eJectnc. drafting board Ila hie CHAIRS. suitable for ~-~ • aac _'J>m, ~ 3711 Good typul" ~.tUs. Ty"" ...... week. No exl:r nee. Irvine. NB. Sears Best. $75. As new, QUEEN n bed. comp/ w/Vemco Instrument schools or home •ludy. • -.. ..-..... 548-5446 mattress. box s pr. . · .,o 'h ~ f I •-~• .... --'--PEOPLE PERSON r.o.70 wpm. I . Norolco Mu~l be avalJ tween SHHT METAL bdbrd sheets & spread Fine cond. $295. Call ·-· eac . or..,..,.,, ors X·-. -- f;xec needs p/\1me OS· transcribtit~. Apply In IOAM·7PM. Apply at Weldlng&wood shopex· Kenmor e Washer , Uke ~u GE Auto/wash 893-6460.aft7PM ty.Cbairsarellke DC?W· ... ...... l!QC. In Wh.'\le supply Ful· person. 2od noor. CPl FClto-Mnl Corp. 7~4171 r 1 Pl Avocado. Sear's Best. 545-3079 hardwood seal, forrnica ...................... . ly cap1tallr.ed. 673-2221. Building. 180 Newport or492-3950. ~r help u . eaae a~p Excellent shape. $50. Palmeretle ladles glf. desk top, steel frame. G1•1.. to I 0 _.:..-=--------1 Cir Or .. Newpart Beach y, 2031 S. F.. Main l., 673"5988 Mel. Fam. & clllt'I nu w/bag szoo. 4x8 Call btwn 11·5, 979-0751 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• P"t COllllrall T9dt M-F9om·l2. 644·4360. RUii& rttlSS Irvine. !J46.2110t. Acc.u. Wltte. Sde. pool tbl $75. S48·054S aft 6· Carpel, shag, nylon, burnt RADIO Control Model t2 Stcudy job for rl gbt OPHATOR STATIONERY Store ln 5 Yr Sears ref rig, moving Pecora tor In trouble, TRADE Coto de Caza orange, very gd cond. 130 meter Sailboat. 6 Ft. person No ex per neOOed Tr Y a D ll 11 )I P ii o l 2nd Shift. co. bene. Wiii CdM, needs Saleslady. $100. C811 M be hi f Dalbo d loo~ ull• beautifully Profit Sha ... 111 •• group· aa ... ifledAdt.obnv,sell d ..... rtltft3 must sell everylhlna In em rs P or a Yards, $2.50 p /y • • ...M • '" • .,. .,., .., train. 962·6&48. betwn F /lime, 5 ay1. Xlnl """"""'' _ stock. Liv rm. din rm. Bay Club or Big Canyon. ~1066 M e uu er or trade for health. Appll Fri. 8·12. or rent something. 9am-4pm. worldng conds. Especial· A.of'-10 I 5 bdrm. wall decor aplen· 640-8051 or-644-5642 ??6'7S.3Ge.2ot6'5-2200 Lloyd Pest Control, 56(. Jy line cllentele. Ph ........................ ty. Cpt rem11ants. All 65 yds carpet blue abag, ao.tl. M•l•W•/ D)'t'r Rd. Santa Ano I q,'IJY .I STAR G A.'W EKfl ._..., Francls·Orr. 675-1010 for qua I mdse• Priced Cor group table w /AM good cond. $1.50 yd. c-1c fOJO PHONE SALES Phone S11les people. mAlc or female. 16 to ~ years ot ase. Guaranteod wages or commluJona. 250 EHt 17th Street. Sult~ o. Costa M•a. between 5:00 6 8.~ p.m ~. Equal Opportunil)' Employer IA.."l~t II\ ra.&1 ·•· appc.. •PUIUC * super. lo! ""..., for best rod.lo, bookcnse. sgl bed 548-8300anytime. __ ... • "-••• l\.IL.\YR l'OlL'I ..... lee I c ~'I So I nl'W , 2 s now tlres . • •••••••••••••••••••••• A ...... ,, ~ Y-0.1, "' ... ,, ~. ;r:,. "" ,, -1"-STOCK ROOM CLERK FUR .... ITURI se ect on. n:·J O-n ot 545-2809 aft 5. Kenmore washer. gaa Prot wood & 81as11 boat -A,.,i " Acc0<<l••11 '0 "'• 5'0" ocr ,,....,.., Must work wknds. Crown * " * 54().587l. 302P S Harbor dryer USO: new dinette rpra. Renew t•nkl 4t [):,ZJtl ;:.,~~~ .. ;~· ~:!,t;~ .. ~~~(';,. Hardware. 3107 E . Coast •AUCTION• Bl.,S A. Denruson ticket maker. set w/6 chair s $200. ~. R~H rates. Call A' unvs °''°" l.odtac bo•rh•'\J" Ko"''° Hwy, C<>rona del Mar. •TCMlllte 7 :JO PM• Henredon Side 1'bl $55 hand .,per for 2 pc serat· 631·2418eve Bill 548-43~ p • ••• If I°""*"" JI r-"' •. ""' ocr '~ ~ ... ~--. ........ Teak Coffee Tbl '""O: ed \Jekel~. Changeable u·--r I_,. ,.__ .___ ...........__ , ~ .. ,, ,. rn::" JJ..:!_ :n•.:::._ ._ 1, SUpplemeot your Income. ... "'_. .. d -nam• pnnter wlll give u-orces ndMl ._.1t l"""!"..,_--Q'l .. ~.t! H,. i;" .... _ 111._~ Exec. ods part Ume As· •C..Ufds• ... • Enallsh SI e Boards. t.lcketa " swlf\atch gun. Fam.UY membenhlp for • • • 9030 ~':.. ;~: r,:a::: 5g:::-::;;.,.., 11 , ao.Sal.open&45"U82 •Stock~* CllineleCbeat.67~ Pd s:wo 1 mos ago, sell aalo.Makeolfer.117~ZQZ ..................... .. ~ _, ,, :::.-~~-==-"°'·"Ia Telephone Solicitor. Work • .,.... w•-Loose pillow Cut velvet or $1.50. El Toro. 581-9580. or6T3-3ll07 00 HP marllM dtl. tOQln. _c~;..:_: 'J-~l;;. 111c-.-t«.1•~ et home. $3.SO hr . $$SS•¥1$$$ hettuloruofa&lovesul. Wllll~ R og r RoUty Lawn inower f ' 11150/ofr. M\att 111l. '-" .~':"" : ::Z.. .:i!:-~~-.~~~. ,;, .._ 4""-..t1-A ParquctwoodRamelOt/• ~'I I mb .......... ,!. s8 Tobo&faa I 40alS 552.9:11112, ,,--,._, w +uuuUI. -.... Food avallable on the matchln coffee tbl1 ...,. verp ale 'I"°"''"'· · · •---------(:;-::,,, I~~ !!,...._ .... 11F "'"ICOOI" snm.IMla. Items subject aola tabfe. wall un1u : Pl•ce •etllna "'/S pc. cbalm. cord of wood. Am«tcan Sourc:e MutM ~"'"''1 ~,,~ ;;;-1~ :, :~4~ PIX=TOI to presale. We honor toUd Oak coffee table. serving set. *· new. g;~J~;~typtue. Equlp.at diacouot. • t.'f\.~1.._..._. $ ...... ~ °""' ~!~ O.nkAmericant, Master Kna or Qn Bdrm set, G4U845 845-1280 ---------• ~~·:ri:fJJ-=-=·-!!t ···-"-""" Work In Crlendly at· Cb c b 1 • .. L ·-• P to°"""" ,..,...,... -ph .. r". Competitive arae. a• r • maltre11 ... l a mp1 , New Stand.am car Mobile a PANE s...ined 1l11s .__._,0 90 .. 0 Clasalrled ads sell big uo 1-" -n·-AOVAAM ....... ... " Cbeck1 It CAS H-N 0 Black Glau top dinette T I ..... vu P' -Solid wtndow' & f\ • 8 ft ~ at,_._. Wit' .. ltem1. small ll•m• or i@;~i:11~~ S:, ul;::--:?:: ':,i: ~ ;:!.~ ont/'~~f[i~-~~: PERSONAL CHECKS bookcutl, Na&C 8' sofa'. Stea~·~. eo.t' $1200 '2731atN.B.117HWr •0 ••••••••••••••,••••• a ny Hem Just call 115j1uf'"' Md ~ 1= .H.!~";6 nel. &4$-$833 ror appl. Pl.EASE! Alllnxlntcond.SS."'780 Ptl5»2775 . Por SaJe: 3·1WT4 Fantaq M2·S678. £:., la-...,_ Bank of Newport. MASTllS AUCTION bl Pl-dea al f'O. l'T' Tri llull, ellt ,;:•4: u ..,,,., ~ t:.. '".~~-F.q IOp E 1 2075 '/iNwptll. Anlq poker t_ .. $350. 9lt13 S 11 I e ! ~ o v l n a . Bd \ D\Mtte, ,o tpd, pow~red boat• compl Find what )'OU want In ;lM~·" -'°"-~ ... ., •""(l! _uo por mp oyer COSTA MISA Ovnl braid...., ru{( W . Everything goes, stereo, rm Sci.Ji, Den furD, w/Ball. chatgl'.R 6 nu l>ally Ptlot <.."lualfled1. ~ ,.. .. ,.._.. -~ ® . ..__ __ l'-H'_!_, ~U!-'ln..111 r...tl Id.'-....... 8xl0 Per1lan rua $25. LR II BR tum. plant.$, garage Uiibta, reeordw, cov e rs $ S • O O 0 . .. a.:·lrIT"' ....-•l -~.-H-• ..-.. "'...... 6a-M18 llM6ll '4M.616 C.11 m..f50I rrutt. e'f5.2312 aba.mPC)CMI'. aru.-a _ (7H>f'73-4300 ..... Power 9040 4 ~on." 9550 Autos, h11potiitd ....... f111ported .... l11tportwd ........ ,.t.ct Thurtd!y. January 13. 19'71 DAILY PILOT CJ I ..................................................................... ······················· ....................... ······················· JET BOAT. 427 t. IJll 1974 ILAUR A9dl 9707 "-do 9727 Pondte 9750 VdluwCICJ" 9770 ~.~~•••••••••••• ~ ... ~~•••••••••••• ~ ... ~~••••••• .. •• c h t: \t ~ I h • it h c II Ev ~ N N a:; 4 x 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eqpe.~fpo'dr.mH•enacd!r·a.Adeur-~ Automatic. •Ir cond . 71 •udl LOO LS. "e--'s •~ ..... -•77 PORSCHE 1968 912/4 ·•ivw C .. llC 9tlSa.-t1°'9t 9'20 tlry 9950 \II ~ Al "' u CV. ~.... .... v ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i.. •••••••••••••••••• uktlir.MSOO.~ ~& ":ti~:e ~ltlt>r~~~: ~T~o~~=ofrover HONDA Cars :~•!e/~a!n'u~rMclt!J~ SiOOXJ.otmech'lsll=zooo lt7SCH!YY 76MOHAICH '"JS rtbreform, 22 rt <'llbln low milt•, & extra t'leun' MANY Mlt helln, Kon1 . $6200 -Ct!) MOM?.A 2+2 C"o mu w I th V ·I . cruiMr. Dua l alallullll, 1472Jsq1 t•or s.ilr· 01 IMW t7 12 T Choo From• 009333 '63 VW BuR w sunroof, -AutDmatlc wilh r1&dio 6 aut o m at1t< radio II f\111 accom , Plntu OD. $4m <:on t•ox Leui. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ff · --Eng 20K ma $$$() Wot le heater llllOLWAI Now ht•alcr. powe r ateenna 6 9000. &f1·11873 Al\!'> PM an.i 2:)8(, Newpor1 Bl v<J • UNIVERSITY 12914. appearance grou~. 54&-1410. Hm ~7 2721 ouLv $2,95 br1kC11. 111r l'Ond Looll al co.ta Mesa 64S-3661 --Lit-M300 Good cond --- ---" • lt\ls price' Yoon roe Im &1Dplact: 24, @Pen OMC ---Olds_,.. 64M7M 'f»VW Bua Cuawm puinl media~ dellv,u·y. <l..le YllP, belltuk, trailer. '&1 Dodee Power Wagon. ..._. c ... • GMC lntenor Porache wheels &14NJA1. RS. tllSOO. ~-~Wt> PU. 4 w D .. 318 vs. Trucks 1975 l'ORSCHE caps all nu 124~. 496 22S8 Nabers $4416 ---------1 sao tirft. :at.ra heavy du. ~Harbor Blvd 914-2.0 UTRE vw. lood cond nu ~a1 • Ml\RQUIS" MOTORS INlh. .... / t}' IUlp. fs body. SU~. C.~ta Mesa S<l().964-0 W1lh AM / f.'M & air cond tires 16CJO s:;7 7337 aft ~ a.... •oso &emM 77 BMWS 1A.1wM•1e11 1mNZI\) Cadillac -.................... 7 4 H 0 N ()A c I v I c llLL y 4 TES Or&46-Q301. L1i. '' ._, .J • v II ....... , <i USTA F·SON DOMT IUY '76 Ford F2SO ~ ton. war. H11tchbuck, I ownr, pert Stroker Crunk 1850 CC. raoly. Must sell! HERE NOW cond. $2400 firm *-0'161 VW-PORSCHE Xlnlcood,$1200. AIOAT ~ufl.5 bd 6: 499-4760 a ft tlPM, San JuanCaplac.rano SS7·8271 Quality :ind Pdrlcc Guaranlt t' 'Jo ' ........... '· "-'I •1 f\, ·" '' JOIN Will)'I waaon, 1951, vs. 4 Dorothy _l _l7_·_48_0_0_4t_3_-4_S_l _I ·oo vw Bull, xlnl cond. Alloew,exclualveCLUB apd w/overdrivc. xtras. IMWRISAL!S '75 CVCC Jlall'hback , '57Speedster Sharp. MUSfSELL! Lt·.1~111.1: !:>PCCl41iSt\ f'1l'lt 1rcd R.11•·' 847 88 l·l '70-9 I""" Chev Stn Wgn. =====~=~...;;.. AT. PS. P8. (IC AC. 4 nu h 0 "''-tlres. Sl.000/ofr. Ask 'g '75 Mere. MonllJ'C nua. 962-3938 Brown. tan Inter. At~. IONA. Callf-Hawall. bodygo00.SJl2S S48·S67:i '?o 2800CS·4 i.p . 21.000ml.xtras.S290Q.or Bsl ofr over$'7500. 6'2·5439 6732872 C l bh P l t23SCFS>. best offer . 673-4079 or " -------u ouae, a r Y • '722002-A.·<~RKK > 673-3891 _6_73_-J07_4oru73-8458 '70 VW Convert New top L,1r~e'>l Selettmn ul Nt'w & U~d C:.1d1llacs Ill OrJn~c County stereo. 81"4' Bk $4100 '74 Monte Ca rto DI x. AsltlO£ $3800. 499-3908 or AM/F M , AtC. till wh1. ~101'1. ~~ENTAL FEES twb 9560 · 7 3 3 . 0 C S· 4 s p . ------1966 Porsche, new eni:.. & tires. ~·:.l'J2'J e ves & FREE Sailirlg lessons.••••••••••••••••••••••• <96'TKLM ). JOC)UCr 9730 clutch. etc 5 spd/ma"s. wknds. 979-:JOSI wkdys _ Swvl sca t. $4200/ofr .....,. M ---,. -Cond ' 642-2846 .. v tirl'ury . op . Limit.id number charte r '63 Dodge l'owc:r Wagon. '7 3 Ha v a "1" 4 NP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 673·1658 eves memberslllpsavullable . ~tonPU.4W U .31KVll, lli80PPM > '73 XJ 12 4 dr. white - ----1971 lklge YW. Open Sunday C.1dillac Master Dealer 2600 HJrbor Blvd . (om Mc~a 540·9100 ---------• ma ny xtras! C111l Rod '75 No11a 2 dr . 40.000 ml. S36-0007 af\ 6:30PM. CALLNOW <71414~1 sno tires. >.lra heavy du '74 lht v a ri a 4 i. P w/blue leather Int .. full '73 914 2 O AMJFM, Bra. ty susp. & body. $1150 <3"8Lfo'MI pwr & a ir. 40,000 Miles. Lgl gr~en. Appr grp. SlOOO Ct.GD. Goo d l'o n d S2 900 u.~t-9952 loah, Sall 9060 642-7204 "752002·1\ ·<0341) Perf L'Ond. on A owner $5200 675-4002 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75530JA·A. 1906MVGJ <.:outa('l lfuroldStandish, Sqbaclc '66. C73 6216 646-5967 af't 9 30 PM row> -""7 ----...................... . '72 Monte Carlo $1700 PS/PB. aJJ'. lilt wh1. 66M Kite w ith dolly. yellow '70 CHEVY SADDLEIACK Custom Weave Carpets, R-.1& Good cOftd. Xlnt con d . $00 Y .. RHhick VALLEY IMPORTS lllwn llam3:30pm Moo-_.. 9755 Bat ofr 673·6721 Wffkdays8:98-8'797. Pickup, ,_. ton. <.:ustom 831-2040 495.4949 fo'n ~·8841 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Nabe 640-0633 rs '67 Chevy Bel Alr perfect 1975 MUST AHG II • cyl., stick shift, radlo & heat.er CATV024>. Now reduc'ld to ---""'------i Camper SPl!t:la l. A.IT , '68 R8. runs xlnt. 65,000 Vol•o 9772 Hobie 16. trlr, new trans & PIS p 8 c b l9SI J aJ(uar 3.5. Drop MJ. xlnl cond. S600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• more. Sl.42:5. 646-8Z$S o tnn Sh / 'A~tJ057F';~[· head cpc. 1 owner. 61.000 67~or642-4118 Cadillac. G~~~· $400 494·S827. OMLYS26t5 :ill·~. ~~ ape. 11 e mi. Ong seats/c pl. new -------------------. pn ceS2,495 t o p ( LO C 888 J Ph 77 VOLVO ·--""'------- Cllryslet-9925 Mf\R Q U JS MOTORS P..C.t wltrafler Blue over REGENCY MOTOR 0 1 ST "HOAOWAY (2131376-88S7 Rolt Roye~ 9756 HOM•: RENTAL ~~300· Weekdays 9'l5 N. Harbor, s A. s4 '"4 •~• couedors Item 1965 3 ss ··;,·iiiEALERiN·U~S.A.°0 ••531·~·· 835·3171 sil ver w/rcd ILhr anl, ~==~=:;:=---.. ERICSON 29 '. Ful l TH£uLT111nEoA1v1No w4cH1Ne needsbrkwork.bcsl ofr ~ROY 1974 Cadillac ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brough a m Metallic 1968 Dodge Monaco. rully blue. vinyl Lop. b lue equi pped . xlnt mec:h rrushed velvel mtenor oond. ssso. 642·77'3 ,, r111 MAAl1UtU1'f Piii w• ...... [J ' IU ...... , • A •••• , • ••• crse/race. $21.000 ofr. Ford PU 1965. Runs great, •USED BMW's* blS-7985 CARVER '675-1830 ev&wknds must sell $950 Call -------ROllS ·ROYCE --------4 493-1023. · 7 3 B 11 11 a r ' u Karrnoetn Ghio 9735 HERE NOW LOADED • Full Powt!r M \',10~ Y'll '0 • n I' .'aflO JY.,, '. 1<..' Low m 1h:agc: $8,000. '75 Cordoba, ong ownr. Days, 630-1710 -Eves. pror. serviced. m any "15 Must.an!( 11. hardtop. 633·9264 Pn ply xtras inc l AC. lo mi, only 8,000 m1 S3.400 fn S.Owblrd w /trfr •..,·-5-0od--ge_B_1_00 __ -Lo--m-,-.' Au·W~':~ ~Lx~ •••••• • •••• • •••••••• •• • ~~ti:::,, ~. 640-0295 x.lnt cond. G cyl. radio. ·1.a3.0CSA St R746LWB ·oo Karmann Ghia Con· \'-------- •MEW COLORS •MEW MODELS _;,,;. ___ __:c.....:.._· ___ $4895.768-5697.~7·2611 mint cond. Pvt pl y. 1972 CADILLAC 644-9682 an 7 PM. c lipper "". '73. Galle"'. auto. $3995 firm. 494.2424 "7S2002S/ll 1112NB Vt'rt. New radiuls. paint, CLOSED SUNDAYS "" 1 r bl t eng. AM/FM. $1950, ---------head.0.8 . Extras, $5750 .• 64 For d P U. Body •75 2002S/R 032S Ph 546-4253or S40·0432. Toyota 9765 Huge savin~s on all re m ain1ng new 76i. & COUPE DEVILLE Conti.....tal 9930 '65 Mustang 289 va. auto. (213) 592·5793 damage. gd run 'g cond. Ck>Md On S..ndays •••••• ••••••••••••••••• lnt.emationol 505, with 811._Mus_t_se_l_l _64_2_-84_19_. __ "8•~1!.cou.......v•s Maido 9738 Demos in 11tock MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION Vll-:J O <090llf"W ,, ... •••••••••••••••••••• PS, AC. factry mags. OML Y $2897 Mark IV 1974. Sliver In sUvor/red. Sha rp! S9SO. t/ext.. fully equip'dmoon1_M_-_J96S_· _____ _ •-~~~ nl I •••oo••••••••o•oeooe•o• lhe goodies. incl span· Sacrifke. '58 l nt'I OLDEST naker & la uncher. $1 'i'lLOn P/U. Pvt Pty. '77 831-2880 495·12 I 0 Ml\RQUIS MOTORS rf. e tc. $6700. Eves. 9t57 1-548-_2_184_. ______ 1•••···················· or offer. Evs. 631·0383 $.'500. 645-8203 miracle ma.zda ORANGECOUMTY r--9933 '74 Sta. Wgn, AM/FM. 4 lH801MllAvUIRllf P•WI \nn01et1ot, wy ·A•('•1l••t TOYOTAS VOLVO __.,er s pd. G cyL 33.ooo Ml. loah. Slips/ Doc:b •••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••• 1146-6419 aft 6pm 9070 1968 Manx IJune Buggy, EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO •76 COUGAR XR7 Ml))ION VII JO HJl·13ff0 49\·IJIO ready to i::o, except for "'-L HERE lllJOW Largest Volvo Deale r V '76 Pinto 2 dr PB AC ....................... VW en $500 631·3696 Sales'iX'rvirc· easing 2150~11•d. """ m OrangeCounly ! ----''------"-I Co m es w i th ·8 . · · ' > Private dock for power g RoyCGrYer,lnc. ,._......._...,.~-6 .. g.5700 BUYorLEASE Illness forces sale . '73 El automat ic. r adio & ~.OOO mi, $2895 · Pl · boat to 41'. 12.2S per fl. VClllS 9570 Rolls k oyce BMW ...-ani ~ .,, •NEW COLORS DIRECT Dor ado Ca b r io let. heater. power steering &._968-__ 17_58 _____ _ 642-9666: 6'T.Mi336eve ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.54()Jambore-c '74 Maida RXJ Coupe. 4 •MEW MODELS fl,·~· ~.r~af'~-·~ :i·1~~ Im a k e o r r . ~~~~~· ,~~~~~~o~~:~~ ·~x ri~~. ~~:n;: ~rr!i Slip s pa ce a va1 l·L1do 1974 & 1975 Newport lk>ach 640-6"44 spd, under wmty , very HUste Savings on ALL re· -· -~ - -------------Yours for immediate de· cond $2200.830-5033 Vi 11 age Cen t e r -FORD YAHS BMW • '75-2002 AuLo. fac clean837·3202 ma inang n e w 76s & 1977 Cadillac. Coupe de t 1 v e r y (S t! r Fibel'fllass s a ils only. at Kel!y Wholesale Blue air. AM/FM. ldt'ill exec Mft'c~ left 9740 Demos. Valle. D'Elegance. Brand 6A93H.s43713). 1975 Pinto Runabout, fully $3.~lft.675-7100 Book. 74 h.1s unly 26.~ ommuter own •r rellr • The Beller Bargain 2025 S Manchester new. never registered. $5486 t:qwpped 700m1 --------- 1 actual miles' Must !lell! ~10 .. 4 .... 0184" c ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARnUIS TOYOTA Anahe'im '"7t:r\ ">'011 Whale, w/blue anterior. • S75-1106° WANTED 20' TIE UP. Cort Fox l.t>asing-2S86 ,,,. ~" '71 280SE 35 Cpe. Sunr·f, MISslON VlEJO -''7V---~--Discount price. Call .Dc?ck Space. etc. for Newpar L Blvd .• Costa <:.-; 9715 1mmac.Sl4.000. 831•2880495-IZIO l97I VOLVO ._...cmCcrno. 7 4 Pinto Runabout. Lt> Sal.lboat.t96-8381. Mesa 64:>-3661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7J 250C. Red/blk lnl 142 ESEDAH 751-8910 ml, sunrf. A~1 /FM. dlx 66' Ne wport Slip avail ·72 Travelall. /\/C, radio. '76CAPRI Ra re, fuel '"J beauty, '68Toyota Corona . auto .. Automatic, air cond . 1974 C"DI', "C ~~t;1 a~s~xg7 o~.a~sh Ja n. Feb. 548·8149 01 l ow in g l''llllppc d 4 Cylinder. great s:a1> w t wirc whls. '6200 4dr .. good cond.S800 Lape de<'k & l(•athcr m "" .,... ~ S2600/ofr. ~56 314!1, dfl 6 mileage, ready to GO Weekdays 89S-&797 Call aft. 6 PM. 842-2306 ten or 1810DFX > No" COUPE DEVILLE ~IO pm. Ser.GAECSK·24542. 1 ---Tri·--9767 reduct!dto VS. aulomauc. factory DodcJe 9935 Plymouth 9960 Mooring Available $3886 ....,_ _,.,..., ONLY 52995 air c:ond., full power inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport. Upto45' '63 Ford van, '68 289 VS, M.w. Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• steering. brakes. win· 66 Da rt <l epen dable. Call 547-4229 stereo, maJ.:s. <'Slm ant. OVEA I 00 dows & seat.s, wsw tires clean. stereo. air. ~. Private dock for rent ~/ofr. 546-~ -MERCEDES 1976TTRR·l7UMPH w/wheel rovers. vinyl Musi s-:c &. drive . rooC. Lmted gl11ss. leather 49J.(J65'7. Dover Shores, NB. Up tc Want.d 9590 ONDISPLAY ., I 4 ~-• A•,t1FM & ··ru1 se contro l 1-£.-..-.11-------,-9-4-0 ATLAS SS·. m ax h g t . IS· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houff of llll~I " cy " spe"""· " ~ rvor'" Pre aili l .....,1-023< st ereo & only 12,000 130tKLl1. v ng ra e."' CASHFORCARS! m iles . Immacula t e ! OMLY$5295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <714>: (2131924·4491 Top$ Dollll r S paid for AUTHORJZ 'D <48SNPJ > 1976 FordG~CllHldo clean used cars. trucks & 9720 MERCEDES DEALER LY 9 H!WPORT DATSUN 2 Door. Gas Saver 6 cyl . Chrysler/Pfymouth ~n Daily & Sun. 'UI 10 2929 Ha rbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa Tian portatioft Corvettes. Ask for Paul 6B62 Manchester, OM $49 5 ,75 Volvo 242 OL Low 88110ovt?stre('t autom a tic. a ar cond., ·-···················· O'Neill. DRIVE. Buena Park NEWPORT DAnUH Nt:WPOtlT BEACH vinyl roof. bucket sea1.1.•---------- Aircraft 9110 HOWARD C~vrolet LITTLE 521-7250 F 1!880oveStrect ~~: ·::!:0'J:b~~~· ~c~~ 833-1300 saddle wtsaddlc vinyl In· 7~f\iry JIJ. loaded. e xcep · 546-1934 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dove&Quaal Sts ••• Onthe Sanla Ana wy. NEWPORT BEACH ~ 495_5534 Lerior & low mileage . l1onal cond. New llres TAXSHELTER NEWPORT BEACH SAVE A LOT Cloas'-._. __ .,.__ 8 33°1300 -------Camaro 9917 <733NRR) For sale at $2,07$.492·1181 1976 C he r okee uo. 1 ---------K ~------------! 1973 VOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4495. Cort Fox Leas· '71 Crick et. good gas ·Collinsequipped.$4500& WE PAYTOPOOLLAR SHOP&COMPARE 1970 280SE Cnvt. Xlnt 'H TR6. 28.000 mi. l6•ESEDAH 1975CAMAR0 mg·2:586 Newport Blvd .. m.ileage.S6:i0. assume loan . l 7 14 1 FORTOPUSED CARS IARWICKDATSUM cond.$17,500.552-7091 AM/FM cassette.Askang vs. a utomatic. pwr. Costa Mesa.~3661. 548-625$ • 836-0408 Dy s : E vs FOREIGN, DOMESTIC San Juan Capistrano 'S8l!lOSL. Wht2 top.Orig, ~. P.P.963·2268eves ~~~oi;:::t~0/w£ les;~;;r sl~nng + brakes. airl----------1. ___ ;:.::::..==---~Dav1d Robbins or CLASSICS 831-1375 493-3375 b e a u ti r u I c 0 n d . Volbwagen 9770 intenor <969GMQ 1 Now cond. & sportswheels. '75 Granada. BUt, 2 dr. 8 'OI Valiant sedan. $495. 6 !~nuusrncrsatr is extra clean C E Y F 5 9' J > P b ••••••••••••••••••••••• O.._.LY $3995 ,<;:<>2MCE l. Now reduced ~Y.'· PS/PB. auto. reel· cyl. Gre at eng. Tight ~ fln.S./ • .... 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 VW Camper Pop Top Reblt eng. Wes tfalta mdl. Xlnt cood. Make otr. 49Q..4803 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v..,. Mot-cl S275 615-1431 ---1 ~=s/ 9150 ~ "" .., rn g seals, AM/FM •• air. body. br uised fe nder IAUER IUICK t213l376-8857 'IW VW Sqback_ Reblt enJt, OML y $4S9S Xlnt cond $3995. Ca ll tm-T188 292SHarborBlvd MB ·1 1 300 SEL 3 5 trans. xlnt cond lhruout. 645-2205afL6pm 1---------- Costa Mesa 97!1-2500 SPECIALS ~Classic. Snrf. leath er. $900/ofr. 494"2145-. _ll6_G_l_l_G-'-d--d-N--lpontfoc 9965 a ax e. ron . ew ••• ••• •• •• ••• ••• •• •• • • • B210 4 Door. 4 speed, Sl0.7UOf1rm.646-l766 NEW* vw·s pa1nL Sacrifice ssoo. Must selli3 F1rebird 400. WE BUY ClUHCARS •TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarhor Alvd COOT'/\ Mlo:SA 546-1200 radio. (097PKE> 250 MB. Sdn. '72. Dark 63l ·l320 PIS, P I B. a uto. mag MOW $2895 bm, xlnl cond. hke new. OVER 75 whls. 24.000 m i's. Xlnl 88flDOVESfREET 56.00o m1 , S7 ,000 IMSTOCK 1975FORD oond.$J700.64<MI091. NearMacArlhur o3 4S LW. Pvt. P t)' AUModelsCokws &J amborei,> Roads 644-7619 '70 Vo lvo 164, c le an. GRANADA ·69PontlacCatallna 833-1300 ---------l~WITlllll AM1FM.a1r.PS.lthrinl .. 71Ca ft S trk V8, automatic. stereo. StallonWagon 1968 ~ si-;, xlnl. conrt 642-073Safl6PM m1Jro, <.' Y aar. cruise control & vinyl S46-8608days . TOP8UYER l>rk Brown4dr .s-t.500 -!>l c r co. x ln t con d. r oof lm mnc u l a t c , . See us first. & last • Top f;42.S200or M8 ti64G itf.t.,11)1""·_;.J,,,. 1975 Vol111) 244GL. xlnt $'2450/l>llt ofr.494-3432 thruout! <832LWE). 69 Fire b1rd. Good cond. dollar paid for imports 7eOOWe11mln11er Blvd. t'ond. lou1h•d , :.1Jt'n f1tc! 7:'Z28 3SOSt k bit . ONLY $4399 $1400. See at 175S2 • 450 SL 1973 Xlnl cond. 640 473tl ~ oc •re eng, Gothard. llunl. Bch. PH: ························--- COS1 A MESA BI u I! w /Iv 0 r y in l w .. tmlnater 893-7651 __ _:__ 4Spd, 68.000 mi. $2800/bst 848-2063aftSpm. DATSUN 1714)645·3323. 673·5165 e v. --------o_fr_64_5·_97_46_' ___ _ Hoods ltiOcc. Good cond . lrade for Moped or 1220. SM-0489 '75 Yamaha 400 Mono Many xtras ~ Cal154S·l002 Vespa l50 Sprint, 1750 mlles. llkc new 496-6476 ----...... .._ .. W./ .... 9160 ....................... 28' CMC MOTOR If OM i:; SIJ>!'I i;. Wntr rate1> P\-L pty 833 2'S16, ~-4007 Nwpt GMC Late i J, xlnl cond .. alp• e. Sl8.900. 1231:1 Polaria. NB. IS33 2616 7JAPOUO a • Motor ffonw . Oodire V-8. auto, r 1s. P tR. aure n . da s h air. pnerator, roof air. rack •6 ladde r , a wn l n ir . loaded. <070KHM) A real buy at 114.996. • REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTAL eN. Harbor Blvd . S.A. ••581·2503• * TOP UOl.LAR Pi\11> IMMf:lHATELY t'Olt Al.I. FORJo:IC~ CA RS C/\l.l, OH COM t: IN TOSt-:i::us NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W (.·~ttlw)'.NU 642-9405 WI-: llllY •USt::O C.'ARS & Tltu<'KS• Come m <•r Call FR.lE Appralsd Gt-offl Che•rotet 18211 84-ach Rlvrt lluntinl(lon l'Cach 847 ... 017 • 549-333 1 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CL EAN IMPORT CARS AU.MODELS ~ USED * Vw'S '7s Grand Prix. Mdt J 2845 Harbor Blvd 1967 MIZ 250S Autos. Us.cl '68 Camaro, jtood condl-Copper mist. P /S, Pt B. Costa Mesa !°>40-6411 Automatic, pwr. brakC!I, OVER so •••••••••••••••••••· ••• tlOn. C.111 &12-8611) See lo p /s cats & locks. aar. hl!all'r. whitewall lites 1u STOCK 6efterd 9901 a ppreciate $1l95-AMH'M stere o. crus '73240Z,A,C:.m11 g~.35M. / h 1 AM/FM " c ntr l. d ecor pkg. Gd cond /\skmg S.1700 w w ee covers. Hardtofind ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67Camaro,6 cyl.3onthe Call SSl•1167 slerl'O & very low mile~ __ ..._1s co I um n . g d c 0 n d . $4800/bst ofr Ph (7141 '67 1600 Rdst r, en!! body & 1n\ so l id nu top , 11300/bst ofr lll3-4008 MI NT d It i , _ -"--"=--==-=---"==-1 540-7800. Lie 712Lf'M CO n ° n ~ bsl 494 43f.6 '75 LTD w1sunrf & cruise --------- " ~ BWITlllll s te r eo. '<In t tond btwn8&5pm xlnt. rond Lo m1 Pvt <VVNO~LJY ... 195 ~ '71 Camaro, frty air. 8 lrk t ontrl. $3750. 545·1493 '74 GRAND Prix. loaded, HEWPORTDATSUN ~h·<a?'f'i•.J,,r S24S01bst o(r_494.3432 '70 Ford Ga lax1e 4·dr, _i>'Y __ 67_J..JS __ oo_ '73 Datsun 510. 4 s pd, 888 Dove Sti;cl 9920 Xtras incl air 390 eng. '70 GTO R & II P S. P B ~~~~ cond. $.1950 N E~~~~3i0 ACH ~=.:~:::;inat;~3~~V:, ~~••••••••••••• $1200 Ph.540-1548 A.T. N u pa int clea n '762SlZ2+2 Air. mag~.~ MG 9742 .69 VW Sunroof. a uto 66Chevy SYS572 $199 '73 Monte Carlo, A/C. top Ford Granada '75, 2 dr. 6 _$1_6SO __ -_SS~·JOOIJ ___ _ Wh ti G1TB1rdFWJ~~99 r·o nd S2400 Da y cyl,aulo.ilir.p/b,p/1,1971 GTO Convertible , spd l tk. 1m mac •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• shift. gd cond ~ Call 66 Ply Cpe -630JSll $1\99 R21 4230/t::ve S56·111SS R&ll. 7800 Ma's. $4100. A/C. P/S. P/B. AM/FM, l8900 8925137 a·~j • 645-0402. 61JVWBui:·:r74MXI ~99 ~9 tmted glass, Riley whls. r • 70"' 683COI _..... 'RI Chevy Im pala. make x.lnl cond I owne r (2131 '71 Datsun ll~lll At, • • • "72 VWWcstphaha pe>ptop •OYota-"""' i;:ood 2nd car U SO '75 Granada Gh1a Stereo, 592.1349, (7Ml846-3314 radao, cln. x lnt rond camper I owner $3700. 67 Cad SD·920DSW SI 199 !'><IS 3126 elec s nrf. silver Sharp! ------ $1500 &15-4til6 aft lipm 960-1430 71 VW Poptop C;imper •A""". 64iH77S e ves. '59 Catahna. Must sell 1t6s<>u1HMl•ti0uHv•11n •BREA -Fu I I y e '1 u 1 IJ Ch ood bod """"' Dal. •74 :lliOZ Grn. 4spd "'"''°'900•1t:w.;u m i ·10 vw Pop Top. Re blt ped"""""'"·...,.,,.., 57 cvy, rwug · Y S350 or make ofr. An 4. Ov ci\ ed J ..,_.,..., .,..o..., ~ood $900. See at 390 E. '75 Gran Torino 8 paM. MS-9109 AM /FM. Ma gi., 29M , er.,,,, us aguars enl( Nt•w tires. paaot, CALL642-0795 17th SL Days or call Wagon, all pwr, :atraa. _;_.:......__,;, _____ _ $4600. P.P 640 1346 ~c~laT:.uc':!r,h~Qd~~ 1 [;;1 ~ lil4 I 631·0048 751 ~UJt! Evs $3950. firm. 8911·3197 '69 Flreb1rd 35(), 4s pd, 1975 Datsun 280Z 2 + 2· c x c It 1 n j,( L e 8 s c I 8 u) '68 vw Bug. 11,000 ml on AMC • •905 '7• Impala 4dr A /C n I ,_....... 9945 great u~~nOdl~.new Urea & L o 'DE0 1 M l II Pl . bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., . . Wl'lllli;Uftt brk.9.~ V f '' . ea ac a n Sens 1 e pa y new c n g & t rans pwr. xlnt cond. Below !"••••••••••••••••••••••-'---------~~r~ t':;k~~ NE~u!lt•A!k: ~ts Sl200tofr. 968·0909 c'7~Yt~~r~~~~~~ir hlue book . (7141963·4~ '75 LINCOLN ~~~ ...... !!.~~ lng $6700. Pri pty MGI 9744 ·14 VW We s t phalia . tra nsmissio n. radio . i i Impala, 2 dr. Catm . TOWMCOUPI S81·799L ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMt FM 8 trk. lmmac. heater, power slcennJ( & pwr, oir, very clean Full power Including '67 MGBGT Xlnt cond, Full gear . Bs t ofr. brakes,;,11r cond1t1oning, SJ'IOO,aftS.30,642·9171 vinyl top. tilt whee_l1 1973 DATSUN low m1 . wires. radials, 673 2934 roof rack. crui1>e control. AM /FM 610 WAGOM new cpt & paint. $14501 •73 S B S b A8A46SE1863.50 '68 CAMERO gd cond. 327 tape. ua r cond .. loolct With roof rack A 111cc Ill ofr 497 3965. uper ug . uper ~"686 enu. nu llrtJ!j. a ir, AM/ good• <Lie. 087REC 1 cond. 40,000 ma. new .. FM stereo rad io & /\• · tle wagon' <«BllNY> MG d h k I t' di $6486 '7'8 SMS 19·, AC, PS. PB. $2195 1976 J B. xlnt con .!...,5· .,~.nt ires. ra o. trnek ~57-8193t 963·7l22 • ·ilUill.self contalned.llke AM t FM stere o tnp r """,5 ,,...,.0094 I ~ll 1', BEACH BL 110 •t1l~T1~GTON BE Ar,.. fl.I,' 'fill -!).tO 0442 '75 THUHDERllRD BtnutlluJ bl Ark w lblack Interior. Ba rely used w/Onl)' 12,$31 actua l mllu . All ~xt ra s' (9159LPHI. Lease or Buy. Q)rt F ox Leasing 2S86 Newport Blvd . Cosla 8,000 I $9995 pp llLL YATES deck, <'lean, mekc ofr , '74 Monte Car lo, low ml oew m • · · 714-SS2·J668. 213.8J5..82A1 69 VW Auto Clean. :W,:I()()_ New tires. blue tl&l79 hwporleil VW-PORSCHE Days. S48 7333 Eves. wiblk vinyl top. $3750. T·Blrti, 72. stereo. auto. ~ T.-..tl tl70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SanJuanCupistrano Opel 9746 64S-3728 KevlnorBob S400737or 646-4750 A/C. mllO}' xtras. New Mesa. 845-3661 .GUSTAFSON LINCOLN .MERCURY 16800 B~ach Blvcl -. 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G cond S800. 642-4945 ~~t~M stcrcu. tll~ whl. ~..:.~i:.:.~f:· runs 99ro AM/FM. $2000. Che v S tation Wa n . AM1FM :itereu tape & maa11. rack. 25.000 ml, 'AeVWCam!)t.'t, JOOO eng. !M!nt Ut~ AuLodr lock, _.,,..._,....,.,. MtNwy 111 6758490 :•m~s~Yit6'o~b~~ aunroof.A vc-ry nlcocar! mlntS3200.833-1709 '75914 2 0Lnre. AM /FM wtoll cooler & !Iller . teaLh .a1 M frwy m1 •'73 Monte C<1rlo. Cln. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 Vega lh _\_c_h_b_a-ck-. ·a1.3320 t6SOGSO!:_LY11t"'f9S ·11a:ioSPIDER.nuen1!.& a l ereo. apftl'a r Rrp. Run s aood . $170 0. $649~ 558·1313 l111yo;, lux1un. \!n£/bdy xln '61 MARQUIS Od cond. to t 4 .pd 20000 " .. d ut c h Pe rt c o nd ~· meta Uc ropper. 548 ... 9 4~eves &wknd11 A/C lt'M sler\lO. PP. $800. F ir m Mo vln1. ~ x~te~nd.\take ofr f ·lOO ' •'<>rd PU. All HIWPOIT DAT$UH 50,000mi. $1800. 830-8665 • per clean, 646"0484 • 7 o v W C amp e r . '61 CdV. 2 dr hrdtp, Xln QGS.GUll. 75'-0968 anytime 9'73-8931 evs. ,foltoclt, NM fine. Sl,SOO. MIJ OovaStrtel lt'74. Ill•. 2.0. AM 1F M Waatph1lla. Lite now. ~h a p e Ru n 1 K d , • "TO M~ car. P,,r • aJr, orotr.MD-l206. NE'WPOR1'UEACK Fltld whal ,YO\I want ln •~. ma11s. 28,000 ml, Xl.NT . xLru. PlSO. SlOOO/f\rll\ 67$ !1022 SELL Idle lte ma with a newtires.-..-evi fc '71 v.,..'7l1t1t a..irled Ads 842-5678 llJ.. 1300 ~ PU°' Classlfleda. xlnl co.cl '6800. .-o'll ~J80 645-3716 l>aUll Pll<>'CJ ... LOect Ad. wkndf, t79..00Sl wtdn, • stooo. 75U8to ev • 842-8844 ( DAILY PILOT Thureday. January 13, 19n HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! ···-TRIUMPH ~ TR7: THE SHAPE Of THINGS TO COME .•. -AT A PRICE YOU CA.N Al'FOftO TODAY. NOW ONLY S4,995* LARGE SB.ECTIOM IN STOCK MOW "Plus Tax & License Manufac1urer s suggested 1976 retail price P 0 E Does not include inland transportation, local taxes or l)<eparat1on charges & accessones ft11·h1 fl\I\\ """It·~·· .. fr1\ hf.llHf nc\\ 111-td.1~U!lr \I( m 1 ... • .11 un,11m11u1111\ l•h.rn •"•.!•.t-."'I l.lt't"•!U rr•\t Jh•\~' I '1 'loili\" \UJ r~ ••• ~. J1h jllf I·~ •• , ll!i'lo llH\ll Ull\4.Hl I L ••rf•pf(lj01I\ IP ut.o.U t>Ol' , " u:_-.~1 HURRY WHILE THE '7 6 MODELS LAST! All or our cars have a 5 year· 50.000 mite warran1y available. ,_., Mite So or the San Diego Frwy. Between Adams & Bak• Wherever you ltv• in Orange County, buying a Used Car In Coate Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sense!" • •72 MOCURY MAJtqUl5 BROUGH AM -2 Dr Coupe VII. uutomalic. factory air cond1tlonin". run power. radio. heater. whitewall tirM, \'In) I roor & whttl rmcrs Cl61F'YVt 5 1899 "7J CA,1111 2600 Vil I ~J>('t>d , radio, hcAtl'r & ~1lver l'Xltrior ~1th t>l..trk interior. 124'1PUX 1 '2695 '71 LIMCOLH COUf'f V8 .Jutnmdlll' r.ictor\' air cond1t1onmi: wh1tt'wall t1res ru11 power heatf.'r .,,,.rro radio vlnyl roof. tmted l<!l;i,., & wheel cover-. (2.'i2('CYI 52695 '75 MllltCUlltY MOMT'EGO I Door Sedan VS. ractorv air rond1t1onm1t. P" r '!l~ring. radio, heat er & w h 1tew.ii1 t Ir es t742MNG I 52995 '7J OLDS CUT\ASS 2 Dr. Coupe. V8. auWma&.ic. factory air conditionmit. pwr. steering. pWT. brakes. stereo radJo. heat.er. tinted glass. vmyl roor. wh!l4W&)I tJres & ~1 covers. IWHTY>. s3495 •7 J CADIUAC SIOAH Dlft.LI VB. automatic, ractory a\.r conditlonin~. full IX'J*er. stereo radio. heater. whitewall tires, vinyl roor. tinted glass, whed CQvers & brown metallic Onl.sh, w/deep tan 111tenor CU366S). '4495 ~ ·n MHeU•Y C~COWI • vs. automatic, fact.or1 ·•I~·1 condiUonlng, pwr. st~•· 1>\fP'" brakes, stereo rd.to. heat1r. whitewalls, vlny\ root, lintetl g)dl & wheel covert. <WMft.>. ' 'SJ!' ~ 5253 REBATE ON ALL MEW 176 & •77 PACERS IN STOCK .MIRACLE MAZDAS "ASK TO SEE THE FACTORY INVOICE11 SALE 5 YR.. 75,000 MILE WARRAMTY • '76 COSMO DEMO SAVE 52000 WAS HOIS HOW s4oas S9' •C013C10?7"4 • '76 MIZER $2545 SAVE s537 S.. t STC:M1109 • '76 U4 DEMO $lt74 SAVE s1500 Str tlA 2S5U 1579 • '75 Ul ROTAIY WACIOH 5 Yr .. 75.000 Mile Full Factory Warranty SAVE s1100 .MOW s3221 • Set tSS124WIM711 • ------ SUPER RESALE VALUES 1975 CHEVROLET MOHli 2+2 4 speed, AM/FM stereo tape & air cond (781ZXF} s2799 • 1973 OLDS 98 LUXURY COUPE Etec windows. pwr door locks. elec. 6 way seat lilt wheel. elec trunk apener. vinyl top, radio. heater. pwr. steering. air cond. & AM/FM stereo (518GWW) s2999 • 1973 FORD EL CAMIMO Automatic. radio, heater. pwr. steering. air cond. & raltye wheels. (35811NI s3299 • 1974 FORD MUSTANG II Mach I rT\odel. Automatic. radio. heater. air cond.. pwr. steering & 6 cyl. (774MHT). MEW 1977 PINTO 2-Dllt. SIDAH 4 spd front discs. vinyl t>ueket seats etec rear wind defroster stl bit rachals. tnt glass. whl cvrs STK237 (101722) s3372 Plus Tax and License • MEW 1977 MUSTANGS 2 DR. HARDTOPS 2 + 2 FASTIACICS Over 25 new 1977 Mustangs in stock We have a SUPER SELECTION of standards and Gh1as. SEI US IEFORE, YOU IUY! •• HEW 1977 PICKUP'S "READY TO ROLL" CHICK OUR VOLUME SA VIMGS From light pickups to custom heavy duty models. we can serve you best. • HURRY FOR AHAL CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS O"·ALL RllMAIWIMG 76'1! GREAT BUYS . FllOM COST.A MESA DATSUN • IRAMD NEW '76 DATSUN FIO WAGON 4 speed, radio. heater. custom paint mag wheels & roof ra~ (40721 Sale pnced at S2'205_ $3695 Oller Good Thru 1-16-77 • '75DATSUN1210 4 Door 4 speed. radio. moldings, undersea! & heater. DEMO (6700) s2795 •• '75 DATSUN 710 "Coupe 4 speed. air cond . vinyl top & AM/FM radio DEMO. (3134) s2995 • '75 DATSUN 710 Coupe. 4 speed with 11r cond DEMO (30'78). ~3295 • '75 DATSUN 210% Coupe 4 speed. custom oelnt. mag wheels w/new M ichelin tires. AM/FM 8 track stereo & air oond. Only 20.000 miles. DEMO. (eo40) S6995 JANUARY CLEARANCE JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY '76 Seville .............. s 10.800 (0461648) '76 Eldorado Coupe . . . .. . .$9695 (213ROA) '76 Coupe de Ville . . . . . . . .. S8795 (0114932) '15 Eldorado Coupe . . . . .... $8695 (725KYS) '75 Eldorado Coupe . S8495 (253MNYJ '75 Fleetwood Brghm S9495 (173MGFl '75 Coupe deV1lle . . S7695 (0126288) '75 Coupe deV1lle . . . . . . .$7495 (597LWGI '75 Coupe deVille ........... S6995 (0100740) '75 Coupe deVille .......... S7395 (686WCBJ '75 Coupe de Ville . . . . . . . . s 7995 (986MXTJ 75 Coupe deV11te . . . . .S6795 (01638871 '75 Coupe deV1lle .......... S7195 (174MMJI '74 Sedan deVille ............ $8195 (0127267) 7 4 Eldorado Conv ........••. S7995 (014LFV} 74 Coupe deVltle ......... S6195 (204KGJ) 73 Etdof'a«>iCoupe ......... S5l95 (752POS) '73 Eldorado Coupe . . . . . . .S5595 \ (OOOHSY) CADIUAC VALUE PROTECTION Pl.lN "AVAJlAllf ON MOST CARS •••••• 73 Chev. Su~urbtn ••••..•• ~ , J3995 . (9,_12JYT) • · '73 MBZ 280C , ............. S8995 (381HNV} 75 Chev.~ Ton Pickup ••.... S5995 (56114ZJ 75 CMY. Monte Car1o .•...... 14~5 (403LP0} BUY , FROM lllE '74 MERCURY CAPltl 4 speed. tape & bright orange ex1erior (854PTY). '74 TOYOTA MAIK II WA<A>M 4 speed, air conditioning. AM/FM radio (3991 I '75 AMC GUMLIH Automatic. power steering. air cond. & less than 15,000 miles. (478PCU). '74 DATSUtil 710 4 speed, radio. (927 JCFJ. '75 VOLVO 164 Automatic, power steering. air cond . 8 tnsek &. power windows. (999MYDJ. 55599 BRAND NEW 1977 • D ·o N ll s * Grteat Selection ··-:: .. :: :: : -: l r I Huntingt on Beach Fo11ntain Valley ED ITI ON * * OL. 70, NO. 13, 3 SECTIONS, ~2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1977 Aftern oo11 N.~. 'tocks TEN CENTS Diedrich Demands Jury Clear Hilll By GARY GRANVILLE Ol IM O•llY P11oC SUit Confident that the county Grand Jury will eventually clear him of any alleged wrongdoing, Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday he will demand that the Jury publicly an nounce his mnocencc As Diedrich spoke, howevt•r, the Grand Jury investigation inlu allegations that he made tm· proper use or his office to solicit campaign contributions for various political candidates con· linued. Initially, the Grand Jury probe centered on allegations that he threatened a Hughes A1rwest lobbyist with repnsal s hould he fail to contribute to candidates of Diedrich 's choosing. However, it is reported that the inquiry has now been expanded to include other alleged instances • of Political arm twisting involv- ing, in some instances, funds not personally solicited by Diedrich. Diedrich Wednesday labeled such charges "ridiculous and absolutely without foundation '· He cited laws calling for a Grand Jury which has investigat· ed ch a rges and found them without substance to publicly clear the investagation'i. target when asked to ln a single day of closed-door hearings so far, at least three witnesses have testified m the Diedrich probe Those witnesses were Hughes lobbyist Donc1 ld K . Brown. Hughes Airwest public relations official Michael Murphy and county Su11erv1sor Thomas Riley's aide Scott Ferguson. Ferguson and at least four other people, including two or Supervisor Ralph Clark's aides and former county planning com· missioner Shirley Grindle. were subpoenaed to appear before the 1ury Wednesday. But Tuesday afternoon those s ubpoenaed were told their scheduled appearances weren't necessary then. However. the cancellation didn't mean the probe was at an end. When news or the Investiga- tion broke , Diedrich said its source was the District At · tomey's Office, irked at his role in an aborted attempt to transfer 22 investigators from the office to the sheriffs st arr. (See PROBE, Page A2> Disguise Of 'Gift' Denied Sunset Beach Slayings Gene Conrad, a POiice informer turned financier, derued Wednes- day that he contributed $10,000 to Orange Co unty Super visor Philip Anthony's campaign, disguised as a contribution from a Costa Mesa building s upply firm. Conrad admitted, however, that the $10,000 cashier check given lo Anthony's campaign managers was drawn on his funds. And, he said, the check was de· livered by his part-lime employe, Loran Norton. Anthony's cam pa1gn disclosure statement shows the donation coming from Robert G. Lanf'ran- co. owner of Am co Build~rs Supp· ly in Costa Mesa. Conrad said today that at the lime the controver:.1aJ contribu lion was made, he owed LanF'ran co$200.000on a real estate deal. "I called him < LanFranco) to ask him to make a contribution and be said he would," Conrad said. L He went on to say that be then Jl8Dt Nortoo to a bank with a icashier's check he held to convert a portion of it lo the $10.000 Lan Franco contribution. According to Conrad, Ute draw ing of the $10.000 check reduced the balance he owed LanFranco from $200,000to $190,000 Conrad says he is the sole owner of the Irv ine-based Pension Funds of America. a firm s pecializing in locating real estate loans for operators or pension and welfare funds. Last week, the 42·year-old agent turned financier filed a S170 million lawsuit against the Orange County District At torney's Office The federal lawsuit alleges Conrad's const1tutaonal nghts were violated in a series or actions by the offtce When campaign hnancial dis· closure statements were filed late last week. there were indications that Conrad was active last fall m a number or campaigns Earlier this week, he sa.id that <SttCONRAD, PageA21 HB District OKs Pay Hike For Employes Huntin g t o n Beach City (elementar y> School District trustees granted an average 6.2 percent pay incr ease to 29 management employes this ..,eek. In December. trustees granted a 4.5 percent salary hike for the district's 345 classroom teachers. The pay increases for ad ministrators and school prin cipals will cost the district about $81.000, according to Robert Jiawthorne, director of fiscal .services. Annual salaries for the 29 ad· ministrators affected by the trustees' action Tuesday night range from S19,997toS28,138. Superintendent Al Moffett, J)eputy Superintendent Charles 'Palmer and Assistant Superin· tl!ndent Betty Funkhouser are DOt alfected by the board's ac\fon. They ere ln the third year of their (our-year contracts with the dJs. trlct. Moffe tt receives $38,771, Palmer $34,515 and Mrs . Funkhouser $32, 720 in annual salaries. Jn a separate action Tuesday, trustees approved a $3 dally pay increase for substit"ute teachers Jllred by the dbtrict. SUbttitute teachen will now re· oeelve *33 per Clay. After 10 days, they wtll receive $38 per day. • "The lncrea.se wu ii-anted to mallc <'\Ir district competitive with others in hlrlnc 1ubeUtutes,'' \tMll.r•. Funkhouser. Suspect Admits Burglary Guilt A man who once faced murder charges for the role he allegedly played in the ktlhngs of a Sunset Beach couple has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in Orange Coun- ty Superior Court Roger Keith Davis. 30, of Long Beach, pleaded guilty before Judge Robert P Kneeland to charges of first degree burglary. He will be sentenced March 2 to what could be not less than rive years in state prison. Jt was the firs t actual courtroom appearance for Davis, who was felled and sen ously Mesa's Heart Tlarob? O.lly .......... ff~ Chip H e ir Said 'Liar' By Defense Costa Mesa a utomobile pinstripe painter, $baky Jake. t ools up H a rbor Boulevard in his heavy -lade n Volkswagen conversion. The artist, who earned hjs first name for precision pinstriping -without tape or a r uler -draws star es from motorists in the Harbor Area. But don't worry, girls. Shaky's not really leaving town. By TOM BARLEY OftM Dally PllOIStatf Condemning key prosecution witness John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport Beach as "the onl y li a r lo se t foot in this courtroom." defense attorney Michael Quigley urged an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wednesday to acquit two accused kidnapers. Hollinden Elected Transit ChairDlan A jury that is now dellberatang was told that it only had Scud- der's word for the fact that he was a genuine victim of a kidnap· ing last Aug. 19 in Huntington Beach. D•ll? ""'°'Si.fl ,._ ELECTED C HAIRMAN CommtHloner Holllnden Annexation For FV Wins First Approval The annexation of 38 acres of unincorporated land to the city or Fountain Valley was given pre· limlnary approval Wednesday by the Local Agency Formation Commtsslon <LAFC>. The land is located ln two s~ tions slightly north of Warner Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and the Santa Ana River. The parcels Include 20 acres 1'0rth of Edingel' Avenue and another 18 acres located sout.h or Hell A venue. / LAFC officials said the an- nexation was requested by owners or the land, who are seek· ing city services lor proposed re- sidential and light industrial de- velopment. Fln1I LAFC approval will come later after Fount.ain vauey City CouncUmen pus a reaolu· Uon requesting the acUon. Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden was elected chairman of the n ew Orange County Transportation Commission lo· day. County S upervisor Ralph Diedric h was elected vice chai rm a n by fellow com· missioners at their first meeting in Santa Ana. Created by new state iegisla· lion effective this month, the commission has the power to re· view budgets and plans for • transit operations and road buildfag projects in the county. Members include Holltnden and Santa Ana Caty Councilman David Brandt selected by the Orange County League of Cities and Supervisors Diedrich and Ralph Clark selected by fellow supervisors. Both Hollinden and Clark also serve as directors of the Orange County Transit District, whkh operates buses throughout the county. , Las hing the heir to the Laura Scudder's millions as "an ogre who m akes threats over the phone to women" QuigJey asked the jury to reject Scudder 's testimony and immediately free his two clients. William Rudy Wesson. 45, of Tustin faces charges of kidnap· ing. His brother -in-Jaw, Ricki Dale Selle rs, 21, of Hermosa Beach, is accused or kidnaping and assault . "My clients told you the truth when they told you that Scudder helped set this thing up,'' Quigley said. "There has onJy been one proven liar in this courtroom and that was Jack Scudder." Scudder, 64 , denied from the witness stand that he played any part in a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller warn- ing Mrs. Valerie ScUdder to get $250,000 in cash together er her <See HEIR, Page A2) Triple Treat Trio Born at V al/,ey Hospital An Orange County couple became the parenls of triplets Wednesday, the first ever born at Fountain Valley Communi- ty Hospital. The m other, Connie Tobiasen, 31 , said she was very pleased with the arrival or two girls a nd one boy at virtually the same time. "WE DON'T P IAN to have any more children," she was quotedasuying. "Wegotourfamilyinonefell swoop." ' The babies were named Dannielle Lee, Brit,any Michelle and Jaret Christian. They were born at 5:47 ~m .. 5:49a.m . and5:S3a.m. They ranged in size from Jaret at four pounds, 13 ounces to Britanny at two pounds, nine ounces. Brittany bu been transferred to the UC Medical Center because of respiratory problems. Ahoepltal a pokes man said she Is doing well today. MRS. TOIUASEN and her b'-'Sband, Gerald, :rt, Uve In Santa Ana. He ls a data processtn1 ~rations manager In toe Angeles. · ' Hospital spokesman Paullnc Chandler sayt that chances of triplets 1re aboutonelnl0.000. ShesaJd that Mrs. Totliuen'had known dM was 101nJ to have tripleta alnce N00191lber. llln1. Cbartdler 1ald that fertillty drua• were not llMd. wounded by police bullets when he was arrested last /\plil in San Diego County on a fugitive war- rant On the critical list al UC Irvine Medical Center for some lime, Davis was brought to the courtroom in a wheelchairlooffer his plea. His earlier arraignment took place at his bedside with a visitfog judge, court reporter. C'lerk, bailiff and lawyers for both sides on hand. Davis was one of 11 m en rounded up in the wake of the kill· mgs on Nov. 8, 1975, of Ronald Cauwels, 27 , and Janet Mae Metz, 34, both of 16861 Bayview Drive, Sunset Beach. The couple were shot to death by armed intruders afterCauwels ran afoul or a drug smuggling gang by taking 174 pounds of marijuana at gunpoint from two gang members w ithout handing over the $20,000 promised pay- ment. Ten co-derendants have been found guilty, or have pleaded guil· tytomurdercharges. Three of the 11 have beens sentenced to life in prison. 'Feeling Better' Longet's Defense . ·fFo End testimony - ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -Claudine Longet said today she feels a "lit· tie better" after telling jurors at her manslaughter trial her story about the death or her lover. Actor Jac k Nicholson smiled at Miss Longet from a front bench in the courtroom as the defense re· sumed its case today. Miss Longet said during a recess she was sur- prised to see Nicholson. ' "I really don't know him," she said. But Nicholson said he knows Miss Longet and knew champion skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, the man whose death led to Miss Long et 's trial. "l wanted to come to the trial,'' Nicholson said. As lawyers prepared to send the case t-0 the jury today or Friday, the defense's bAllistics expert ex- amined the results of tests on the ski underwear Sabich was wear· ing when he bled to death. Miss Longet had told jurors Sabich c ri ed "Claudine! Claudine! Claudine!" as he fell dying to the bathroom floor. Miss Long et 's ex-husband, Andy Williams, wept as she spoke in the hushed courtroom. Williams. a television and re· cording star, wiped his tears with a pink tissue Wednesday as Miss Longet -holding the fatal pistol as she spoke -decribed how c hampion skier Vladimir' "Spider" Sabich died March21 in the $250,000 Rocky Mountain chalet they shared. "Spider called my name three limes. and he sort of slid down. and l told him I would call the hospital, not lo move," Miss Physical Ed Classes Stay In H~tington Juniors at West Orange County high schools will be requi{ed to "lake physical education <tTasses this year, school officials have ruled. Huntington Beach Union IDgh School District trustees llfted the physical education class require- ment for seniors on Nov. 2S, 1975. At that time, they saJd they would consider lifting the man· datory classet for juniors during the 1977-78scbool year. But school oUlciab saJd Tues- day that last year's loth 1rade student physical educatlcn test scores were "below expeetan· cy." Senior s tudents will still have the option of whether or not. to take a physical education cl au. <s.te CLASSES, Pi&e A2) A,. Wlr TELLS HER STORY Claudine Longet Longet testified, biting her lips to hold back tears. Both defense and prosecution said they expected the reckless manslaughter charge against the JS.year-old entettainer to go to the jury today or Friday. lf co'h · victed, she faces a maximum to years in jail and $30,000ftne. The prosecution doesn't claim she intended to shoot Sablch, bul says she was criminally reckless in handling the gun. ' The tiny s tate district (See LONG ET, Pa1e A2) ----1 Coast· i Weathe r Fair through Friday ex· .~ cept patchy low clouds or morning fog in coastal areas. Highs in 60s. Lows in40s. ... INSIDE TODAY . What ma~ bav-been Gerald~ F'onl'• tmeat hour catM too late to keep him in the White Howe.~« P.Q/Je A4. ladex • .. M ... aN 111 Cf,J ... .. M M M • A 2 0-'IL y PILOT H/F 'fhursd11y January 13 19T7 Cites Runama s Judge Tackies Juvenile Law Oran~e County Supenor rourt. Judge:: Raymond Vancl·nt s1.11d Wednesday he has issued court orders that, in efCect. challengt! a s late law prohibiting lhe det111n- mg of certain classes of juvenile offenders in secure facilities. Judge Vinct'nt said h11; actwn was tou<'hed off by "an l•normous runaway problem at McMillan School and not b} a desire lo punish youngsters." Judge Vincent's orders have 'he effect of commandin ~ JUVeniles to remain al McMillan ralher than ha\ ang the license to leave at will Disobedience of those ord<'rs 1s contempt of <'Ourt and \•wlators then c:in be placed tn JUVc111lc hall When a ncY. st:itc law <;aid that minor 1uvemle offenders cannot be detained an a secured dctcn t1on in!>t1tut1on M1'M11lan wa~ dcsignall.'cl an un-.ccurc r:..c1bty by county offil'1ab On Dec 27. 1 host· offenders charged "'1th <,talus orren~cs and housed 111 Orange County Oil Barge Growukd BALTIMORE tAPl A barge ca rr ying about 600,000 ~allons of <·rude oi l has run aground in tht• lower Chcsaµc<1ke Bay. the Coast Guard rt•portl'<l to day. There were no reports of injuries or spilled or leak· ang oil, the Coast Guard said. Coast Guard unit!> were standing by at the !\cene, bul were waiting for lugh tide to see 1f the ,·essel could be flc1atcd off the sho:il Oosed Confab Consideration Due Tonight The Huntington Beach Redevelopment Commission will t·ons1de r tak 1ng action tonight on a request to close a public hear- ing Jan. 31 on a downtown re- vitalization plan Edward Sehch, commission secretary. has prepared a durt letter in which he 1s r~ommend · mg the action He says much reworking or the r edevelopme nt plan wall be needed because of state re- development legis lalJon that took effect on Jan. l. In the letter, Sehch asks the ci- ty council to determine if it wishes t.o pursue redevelopment law u a tool for reVltalizmg the downtown area He said, If that is the councll 's wish, the matter shoulct be re· (erred to the rede\ clopment commission for rutudy and further hearings. The redevelopment com· mlulon meets tonight al 7 o'clock at Room B·fl in the civic center Sellch said that 1t 11 felt that <"e>nllnued t<'Slamony from the puhh<' 111 not needed at Uus timr Ill' s:ud reworking ol the pro posal becausc or II('" legislation may take six to nine months "We believe the pubUc should be informed or this prior lo the hearing," he said Funds Lack Cited SACRAMENTO <AP> --As- sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy says there's not enough money 1n Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's pro- posed budget for stotc employes· pay raises or renter tax reltef ORANGE COAST " • DAILY PILOT ~~~:i:.~~~·,~~lfr\~~~I==~·';; c.o,..,t """'"'"•"Q ("•f'IO•""' ~'""''" e(Jlt~· •'• INhh\"fld ¥o"G•'f thrNct" ,fl.~ll'I fM t l)q" M-\.A l'lfthtM ft 8-Mrt t1ti1""t•"'f'M "-•1 ~ .. ·•~ t•t" v .. 11 .. ,,. 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Arcord1ng to re<·ords ljt McMillan. m the first week or giving such offenders the right lo roam at will 21 or the approx imately 45 juveniles housed there exercised their option to leave al will. Records show one girl was stabbed s hortly after her de- parture a nd a runaway from Rhode Is land whose parents were en route to return her home was lost from c ustody because or the free a<'cess rule "I don't belie\ c there 1s a nl!hl tor a child to roam the streets un- der no one's <'Ontrol." said Judgt> Vincent "And we are particularly con cerned with those who do not rt-· turn to their homes and, in effcrl . are roaming at will under no one's supervision." Chier County Probation Officer Margaret Grier to<lav said the new slate regulations are "pos- tng a tremendous problem "\V(> have no authorit v to de tttin the voungs ters ·except through our counselors urging I hem to st:1;v " Miss Grier said troubled youngsters on the loose without means of support or a place to stay can often become victims o( crimes. And. she added, a roaming population of troubled juveniles can l'asily drift into serious mis· adventures. The inte nt of last year 's Juvenile Justice reform leg1sla lion was to provide sterner treat ment or 1uveniles who commit serious offenses such as murder wttile noninstitutionalized treat- ment was provided for minor of- renders. That lighter treatment in eluded prohibiting local officials from detaining them in secure facilities where they are not free to leave at their choosing. Valley High Graduation Rescheduled Fountain Valley High School graduation ceremonies will be held at Huntington Beach High School Stadium at 7 p.m., June 15, instead of June 16 as original- ly planned. Huntington Bea ch Union High School District trustees made the c hange in dates because of S<'heduling conflicts with other graduation activities in the dis· trict. Trustees a l so approved graduation dates and locations ror other Wesl Orange County senior students. Huntington Beach High School graduates will hold their ceremonies at 7 p.m., June 16 ln the campus s tadiu m. Edison High School's commencement will be held the same day and time 1n the campus am- phltheater Westm ins ter High School graduates will hold commence- ment at their campus stadium at 7 p.m .. Jupe 16. Last month trustees approved graduation dates and locations for Marina. Wintersburg and tbe evening high school students. Marina seniors will graduate an the campus amphitheater at 7 p.m .. June 16. Wintersburg graduates will have their ceremonies at 6 p . m .. June 15. Evening High School students will graduate at 7 · l!'i p m .. June 15 al the Winters burg campus Co08umer Affairs Aide Gives Advice An Orange County Consumer Affairs representative will be available each Thursday in the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main St. The representative offers ad- vice to consumers and mediates disputes between con- sumers and business people. The omc~ is staf(ed from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. by volunteers who receive and work on complaints under supervision. Fro.Page Al PROBE ••• But the probe Is a Grand Jury lnvestlcation not launched by the dlatrlct attorney who by law must supply the manpower to carry out the Jury's fiwtllla•· t.lon. .. . . o.o, ,.. ... l~ff ....... lnt~rbn Clal~f T om Egan oC Huntington Beach has been appointed interim director of Orange County's General Services Agency. County supervisors named Egan, currently as- sistant director of the agen- cy, to replace Costa Mesa r esident R . l. "Cuba " Morris. who is retiring at month's end. Fro• PGfle Al HEIR ... husband would be eliminated The potato chip heir told the jury that he was grabbed at gun- point as he left his dentist's office and bundled into a waiting motorhome. lie testified that he was cut over the eye and punched in the teeth while hii. eyes were being taped by his abductors who then Jammed a hat over lus head. Scudder said he escaped from the van by faking a heart attack alter one of the kidnapers left the vehicle . He said he ran along a fountain Valley street calling for help while the kidnaper fled on foot through a nearby back yard. Describing Scudder as "an ac- <'Omphshed actor with a big ego." Quigley asked !he jury to note that the a lleged k1dnapers never troubled to tic Scudder's hands and rect although they had a length of rope in the vehicle. "Isn't that the first thing real kidnapers would do?" he asked the jury. "Why didn't Scudder try to leave the van while it stood for 15 minutes at a gas station With attendants only a few feel from the vehicle? "He could have called for help," Quigley said. "And he could have made an attempt to escape from the van at any one of a number of traffic lights that halted the motorhome as it drove through Huntington Beach and fountain Valley ··He didn 't do those things because he was a part or the kid- nap plot.·· Quigley told the jury. "Don't be fooled into thinking that Jack Scudder is naive. He may have lived on somebody else's fame and fortune all these years but he's very, very clever. "And he's a liar," Quigley said. "The two best things that ever happened to Jack Scudder are Laura Scudder, his mother and Valerie Scudder, his wife." Blasting the prosecution desfrlption of Wesson as a "con man" Quigley urged the jury to recognize that the defendant would be better described as a "good Samaritan." · "There wasn 't enough evidence to prosecute Wesson," Quigley said. "But he voluntanly came forward to take his place at the side of a young man who looks on him as a father just as Wesson r eg ards Sellers as a sonf·· Fair Housing Aide to Speak Glenn Hodges of the Orange County Fair Houaing Council will speak at the Oak View Center, 17261 Oak Lane. Huntington Beach. Tuesday at 7 p.m. Hodges, who speaks both English and Spanish, will answer questions on landlord and tenant ri~hts. He also will. discuss problems with fees. deposits, evictions and discrimination. Further Informa- tion can be obtained by calling 848·0444. f'ro• Page A I CONRAD. • • ln addition to Anthony he had heJped financially ln the cam· paigns of Assemblyman Richard Robinson (0-Santa Ana>. Congressman Jerry Patterson <D-Senta Anal. Aaseroblyman Dennis Mangers CO.Huntinfton Beach ) and former As · semblyman Robert BW'ke, a Hun· tineton Beach Republiclln. Conrad alao saJd a member of his firm. Dooald F.ckhart, h-2 de· livered a SI.000 check t.o An· 1hony'1 elect.Ion rival, Santa Ana City Counctlmao Harry Yamamoto. f'ro91Pq.~ AJ LONGET ... courtroom was packed for th~ dlmlnutlve, dark-haired defen dant'1 testimony. At ooe pomt. spectators peerln1 over Ubra.ry shelves ln the rear of the room were asked not to stand on law books to watch her "I saw he was sort of raintmg." Mtss Longet said. "So r Lncd to give him mouth to mouth re suscitation. but l didn't know how.'' Sabich died of a single bullet wound in the stomach from a .22-caliber pistol modeled alter the German Luger. Miss Longet suid she had usked Sabich how to use the gun *ause she was frightened for the safety or her three children by Williams, who lived with her and Sabich. "I was holding it with bolh hands." Miss Long et s aid, ginger ly taJting the pist1>I from a defense attorney and holding 1t rial between her palms. It was then s he began crying. She had not held the gun since the nightSabich died. "I raised the gun. a nd I said, 'When that lever 1s on the red spot, is it safe, It won'tfire?' " The dozen jurors leaned forward to hear the soft-spoken defendant, whose accent still shows strong traces of her native France. "He said, 'Yes, It won't fire. You've got it. You have It.: or something like that ... l went back to holding it, and it just went off. .. "I ran to the bedroom, and l called the · hospital and told someone to send an ambulance right away. By the time l came back to Spider, my children were standing there, and I sent them out. "I told them to go to the bottom of the hill to look for the am- bulance so they wouldn't go the other way." Sister Unit Meets The Huntington Beach Sister City Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 9 in Room B-7 of the civic center. 2000 Ma.in St. The committee has under discussion the possibility of affiliating with a city in such countries as J apan. lndia or New Zealand. $2 Million Loan County Board Nixes Proposal A S2 million state loan pro. ~al de:1lgned to bail a regional alr pollution control agency out of financial trouble was opposed Wednesday by Orange County supervisors. Superv1:.or Laurence Sehmil. the county's representauve on the South Coast Air Quality Management District, labeled the proposal by Assemblyman Jerry Lewis <R-Hlghlands) mis- directed. At his suggestion, supervisors agreed to continue pushing for what they believed would be a fairer way to finance the agency. The board 1s back.Jng a pro- posal hammered out by officials from Orange. Los Angeles , Ri verside and San Bernardino Counties last week to pay for lhe agency's $8 million budget. That proposal would tack $1 ont.o the cost of vehicle registra- tion fees and require lnduslries to pay annual permit fees. Lewis proposed the loan this week because Los Angeles County supervisors refused to W Ba8eball Signups Set Signups are scheduled this weekend for the Fountain Valley North baseball league, with boys aged 71/!r to 18 years eligible to re- gister at the playing field at Talbert Avenue and Newland Street. Saturday registration hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Youngsters can still slide in Sunday betwHn noon and4 p.m . No charge ls involved to sign up for the baseball program. FUrther information may be ob· lain~ by calling 847-8828, and speaking with League President Dillon Tate. pay their $2.3 mllUon share of the agency's budget. u :.ha1 I! now baaed on each county':, 1>0pu l 01taon . And while the state allornt:.> general has filed suil aiainst Los Angeles offi cials to force payment. Lewis sald the 1tgency would need the emeraency Joun to avoid laying off 200 employer. and cutting services by 70 per· cent. The loan was proposed to cov er the agency's costs through June. Ten percent penalties would be assessed counties re· fusing to pay their s hare of ex· penses In addition. the measure car ries a threat to withhold state sales taxes until the loan is re paid. Orange County Supervisors have only paid the January por- tion or their $1 .3 million annual share and wilt decide later whether or not to pay assess- ments for later months. S<'hm1t told fellow board members Wednesdav he visited Sacramento this we-ek and dtd not believe Lewis ' loan propo~ul would wm legislative approval. Howeve r, the Al.sembly did vote 69·0 Tuesday to wuive rules that would have required a 30- day wait before Lewis' loan bill could be heard. Schmit said the measure is to be brought before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee Tucsdny • Fro• PQfle Al CLASSES .•• Assistant District Supennten- dent Howard Roop told trustees proposed graduation standards may require students to achieve an individual level of physical education and recrea tional abilities which may reqwre three Cull years o( classses m this area. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...QUALITY TELEVISIOM CHECC OUR NEW LOW PRICES dLL nEW_7kNl~N HIW 1977 IOO% SOLID STdTE CtllOMA(OlOI II -c_...,,_ .. Tiie lltfnAHY • HHJOI No moving oans 10 wear out and no contact ooints to corrode •n lhe luners Oes19ned to ba lhe most cependable moe1 sens111ve 1un1no system 1n Zenith history Gemune Oak veneers and aelect hardWOOd solids on top and ends Front and base of simulated wood Entire cabinet hmshed 1n AntlQue O•k color Casters ' !LECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING SYSTEM ,..,,,, f 'tu·lo'"?I M nrrnul it•' Pl11., 011r l"•·r~uunl Ou~ l ••nr fti1u1ru111f••• Ou l·.•·•·r~1 l"rud1u·1 M ••·"••II: 27 5 East 17th St. Costa Mesa THHI EUCTIOHIC PltORSSIOHAL$ SEaVICI YOU. 1!9UtftMDIT .... ~·~ 20....w.-.. .M. Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Dally 9-8 Sat. 9-5:30 S.. ... ~ H.,._ ArM sa.c. 1'5& "D.-11" HAJ•l 17 Irvine EDITION T oday 's Closin g . N.Y. Stocks * ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THU RSDAY , JANUARY 13, 1977 TEN CENT~ I VOL. 70, NO. 13, 3. SECTIONS, 32 PAGES : Diedrich Demands Jury Clear Hhn By GARY GRANVILLE Of tlM Dally l'I ... SU!ft Confident that the county Grand Jury will eventually clear him of any alleged wrongdoing, Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday he will demand that the jury publicly an· oouncehis innocence. As Diedrich spoke, however. the Grand Jury investigation into Scutuler I Accused Of Lies By TOM BARLEY Of IM D•llJ Piiot s. .. tt Condemning key prosecution witness John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport Beach as "the only liar t o set foot in thi s courtroom." defense attorney Michael Quigley urged an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wedoesdaytoacquittwo accused kidnapers. A jury that is now deliberating was told that it only had Scud· der's word for the fact that he was a genuine victim of a kid.nap. ing last Aug. 19 in Huntingtqn Beach. Lashing the heir to the Laura Scudder's millions as "an ogre who makes threats-~over the phone to women•• Quigley asked 1 the jury to reject Scudder 's testimony and immediately free his two clients. William Rudy Wesson, 45, or Tustin faces charges of kid.nap· ing. His brother·in·law, Ricki Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach, is accused of kid.naping and assauJt. "My clients told you the truth 1 ~~en they told you that Scudder waeiped set this thing up," Quigley I said. "There has only been one proven liar in this courtroom and that was Jack Scudder." 1 Scudder. 64, den.led from the witness stand that he played any part in a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller warn. ing Mrs. Valerie Scudder to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband woutd be eliminated, Tbe potato chip heir toJd the jury that he was grabbed at gun· point as he left his dentist's office and bundled into a waiting motorhome. He testified that he was cut over the eye and punched in the teet~ while his eyes were being tape(! by his abductors who then Jammed a hat over hislhead. Scudder said he escaped from the van by faking a heart attack after one of the kidnapers left the vehicle. He said be ran along a <See H EIR, PageA2) I Irvine Thieves Get Windows Thieves have walked off with 23 windows worth Sl,175 from an lrvme Pacific comtruction site in Woodbrid&e. According to an Irvine police report. the theft occurred sometime last month at a site n ea r W il l owbrook and Nigbttiawk, whe re residential units are being built. The windows, about 32 inches by 60 inches in size. were taken from five different residences under construction, police said. Co ast We athe r Fair through Friday ex· . cept patchy low clouds or morning fog ln coastal areas. Highs In 60s. I.owl in40s. IN81DE TODAY 1Vbat flMIY hoH ~ Cft"OJd Fard'1 /iftert hmlr conw too late to keep him in Uw MIUe HOUH. ~e P.age Af., n •• .. M "' .... ··- m r. M M allegations that he made im· inquiry has now been expanded proper use or bis office to solicit to include other alleged instances campaign con~ributions for or political arm twisting involv- various political candidates con· • • ing, in some instances, funds not tinued. personally solicited by Diedrich. Initially, the Grand Jury probe centered on allegations that be threatened a Hughes Airwest lobbyist with reprisal should he fail to contribute to candidates of Diedrich 's choosing. However, it is reported that the Diedrich Wednesday labeled such charges "ridiculous and absolutely without foundation.·• He cited laws caUlng for a Grand Jury which has investigat· ed charges and found them Mesa's Heart Tlaroh? o.11y ,., ... si..tt """4• Costa Mesa automobile pinstripe painter, Shaky Jake, tools up Har bor Boulevard in h is beavy·laden Volkswagen conversion. The artist, wbo earned bis first name for precision pinstriping -without tape or a ruler -<!raws stares from motorists in the Harbor Area. But don 't worry, girls. Sbak:y's not really leaving town. Gavin S. Herbert Services Scheduled SUCCUMBS AT 6e G•vln 8. Hert>en Sr. Funeral services will be con- ducted Friday for Gavin S. Herbert Sr. who died Wednesday attheageof66. Mr. Herbert. a resident of Newport Beach and Palm Spr· ings. was the founder and chairman of the board of Allergan Pharmaceuticals, h ea d - quartered in the Irvine industrial area. A native of Iowa, Mr. Herbert spent most of his life in Southern California. • His company, whichspecializes in eye and s kin medicines, was moved to Orange County in 1951. In a ddi tion to the pharmaceuticals firm, Mr. Herbert also owned a chain or re- tai 1 pharmacies in the Los Angeles a rea which bear his name. As a Harbor Area resident. Mr. Herbert was active in several civic organizations including the Newport Harbor Area Chamber ofCommerceand Hoag Memorial (Sff RITES, Page A2) Juvenile Law without substance to publicly clear 'the investigation's target when asked to. ln a s ingle day or closed-door hearings so far, at least three witnesses have testified in the Diedrich probe. Those witnesses were Hughes lobbyist Donald K . Brown. Hughes Airw~st public relations official Michael M'urphy and county Supervisor Thomas Riley's aide Scott Ferguson. Ferguson and at least four other people, including two ot Supervisor Ralph Clark's aide$ and former county planning com· missioner Shirley Grindle. were subpoenaed to appear before the jury Wednesday. But Tuesday afternoon those subpoenaed were t old their scheduled appearances weren't necessary then. However, the cancellatlo11J didn't mean tt\,e probe was at an end. · When news or the investiga. tion broke, Diedrich said its' source was the District At· tomey's Office, irked at his role in an aborted attempt to transfer 22 investigators from the office to : the sheriff's stare. <See PROB E, Page A2) Will Revelation·: Hughes Beneficiary 'Cracks' LOS ANGELES (A P> Melvin Dummar, named to re· ceive millions in a will supposed ly left by billionaire Howard Hughes. has admitted deliverin~ ttie document to the Salt Lake Ci· ty headquarters or the Mormon church, Noah Dietrich's attorney said today. Harold Rhoden , wh o represents Dietrich, a former Hughes aide named as executor in the alleged will. said he ques lioned Dummar m Ogden. Utah. Wednesday He said Dummar "cracked," admitting that he not only de· livered the will but also ad· dressed the envelope in which it was found. Dummar denied wriUng the will himself or knowing who did. Rhoden said . The attorney said Dummar gave three or four stories as to how he received the will. "I didn't believe him. and told him so." Rhoden said. "He's not ready to tell the truth about how he got it." Rhoden said he asked for the "grilling session" with Dummar alter handwriting experts said that Dummar addressed the en- velope containing the so-called "Mormon will." "My own handwriting ex perts told me Dummar wrote that envelope," Rhoden said. "These are the same experts that tell me Howard Hughes wrote the will ... Rhoden said he would move to put Dummar on the witness stand in Las Vegas, where a court is attempting to determine the authenticity of the document. which surfaced about three weeks after Hughes' death. "I want to1>ring him to the wit- ness stand where he knows that ir he lies it will mean lime in prison." Rhoden said. "Maybe that way, we will find what we want to know.'• Rhoden said he is not ready to declare the will itself a phony un· til the FBI report on it comes back. "Whatifthe FBI report says the will was written eight years ago? What if they find fingerprints o( <See HUGHES, Page ;\2) Grant Given Santa Barhara Countg For School Fired Fair Chief In Irvine Support from labor and de· velopment interest.I helped the Irvine Unified School District win a $3.5 million federal grant to build a middle school in Wood· bridge, school officials said Wed- nesday. The grant, awarded under the Federal Public Works Act of 1976, was the largest amount awarded in Orange County. District Administrator David King s~id one major difference between his application and otheNt was that he had support from the Building Trades Council and from Gil Ferguson, a labor and development spokesma n from Newport Beach. "With letters or recommenda· lion from them, our case was helped," King commented following Wednesday's school board meetin~. ''Besides. it was just a good proposal," King contended. He added that he was "challenged" to apply for the federal money partly because of his previous success at securing a federal solar energy grant. In the past, public works runds have onl y been given to cities and counties . However, this time, several school districts received funds. too. The exact amount of funding for Irvine is $3,533,400. The dis· trict expects to receive the funds early next month. although fed eral officials warned that the allocations are still rather ten· tative. ' As pa rt of the program's stipulations. work must begin at the middle school site within 90 days of the receipt or funds. Battled Gets New Posiiion: Former Orange County Pair manager Jim Porterfield bas been hired as manager of the Santa Barbara County Fair, less than a month after his abrupt fir- ing by Orange County Fair direc· tors. The elated former manager. who headed fair operations for the Orange County r acility for six years, said he will begin work at the 80-acre Santa Maria·based fair Feb. 1. "Do I want to leave Orange County," he asked. "I do now," the 35-year·old Costa Mesa resi- dent laughed. Orange County Fair directors fired Porterfield last Dec. 17, claiming expansion activities at the fairgrounds would stretch his management capabilities. There was also mention of dif· ficulty in the fair's accounting procedures that state auditors found violated standard pro· cedures. Those alleged, violations are under investigation. While the directors praised Porterfield's work at the fair, they expressed concern that he might not be ablt? to handle a multi·million dollar expansion program at the !SO-acre fair· grounds in Costa Mesa. Porterfield said Board Presi· dent Warren Finley felt he would be better suited at a smaller county fair. <See FAIR, PageA2) Rape Suspect Unnamed by Irvine Police GETS NEW FAIR Manager Porterfield Schooh Hire Attorney/or Work Battle - Irvine Unified School District officials will hire an attorney to represent them In a more than $2 million lawsuit filed by Olson Construction Company concern· lng work at the new Irvine High School. School trustees conferred in a closed session prior to Wed· nesday'a school board meeting and then decided to seek private Irvine police said early today counsel on the recommendation they expected to go to the district of' a county counsel deputy. Cnunty Judge Orden Detention of Young1ten attorney this afternoon seeking a It ls expected that a coun- complaint against a rape suspect. tersult wUl be filed against Olaon being held in the Newport Beach Const r u c ti o n Co mp a n y City JaU. sometime before the end of this Orange County Superior Court Judge Raymond Vincent said Wednesday he has issU¥1 court orders that, in effect, challenge a state law prohibiting the detain· ing of certain classes ol juvenile offenders ln aecure facilities. Judte Vincent said bis act.ion wu touched olf by ··an enormous runaway problem at McMillan Scflo9l and not by a desire to ~h younptet'S." Jultge Vincent's orders have the effect of com manding Juveniles to .-.main at McMillan rather &ban having the Uc:ense to J~ave al wlU. • " _~obedience of those orders la wmempt ot court and v1olatons &.hen can be placed in juvenile ai.ll. Wheb a new st•te In Hid that· minot' juvenlle ollenden cannot be detained ln a secured deten· JUVENILE JUSTICE Uon instltutlon, McMillan was designated an unsecure facility by count1 officlala. Oft Dec. 27, those offenders charted with status otlenses and housed In Ounce County .Wwnile Hall were transrerred to acMillan. Statu s offenders are youngsters •ho have committed · offena& such as nma\Vay and truancy which would not be of. fenaes lf they were adult.I. Accprdln s t.o records at McM&Uan, in the ftnt week ot gtvtn1 such otrenden .. ri9ht to roam at will 21 of the approx· imately 45 juveniles housed there eitercised their option to leave at will. Records show one girl was stabbed s hortly after her de· parture ,and a rWlaway from Rhode Island whoseJparents were en route to return fier home was lost Crom custody because or the free access rule. "I don't believe there is a right for a cblld to roam the streets un· der Jlo one'a cont.col," Hid Judge Vincent . "And we are parucularly con- ~ed with tho•• who <lo not re- Ull"D to._..ir homes 1114. b\ effect, are rolmlng at wlU under no one'a supervi1ion." Chief County Probation Officer Maraaret Grier aald today the new •t•te re1ut aUCN are "pea. J tSee ORDE a , PaceA.J) A 23-year·old unemployed San-month. ta Ana resident was arrest~ The eompany wu responsible Tuesday aftemoon and charged for tbe concrete panel work at the with forcible rape. He w~cked new high school on Walnut up a ball hour after som sex· Avenue, involving a S2.S million 1 ually uaauJ~ a woman in the contract. 1 Irvine Industrial Complex. Trouble surfaced in October, However, Police contlmMd to wbeo the contractor insisted bis decline to reveal the man's Job wu completed and district name, claiminl they ool1 have officials argued that the ..-ork "clrcumatant1al evidence" at was not 1atJ1factory. tbis,pc>int. At that time, district ad· "We'll ••Ir the DA for • com· mintstrator David Kini aaid of. plaint tbll a.ftetbooG. U we set it, ficials objected to the "unev we'll teveal t be man's name," a colorandtexture"oftbepanels. police spokeaman said today. Olson Con1tructlon filed th "U he tum • UI dqwn. we're so-1ult, in exce11 of4mnllon, lnl to let the man ~o tree." be charetng breach of aet. wi added. the school diah1ct. e l3 nek· Tbt .uapect was picked 11p Int money withheld from hll cc>b· ~r be wa• spotted by the Cotta tract money be HYI ii Offed to Me .. police be~!~~!r_~bat him due to the prolonpd con'lplei aeouted the ar~a aunvunu.u:aa tl'le den date at the hip achoo! and alt.oftbeft_pe. costaoftbeJawsult • .... ·--~ A lmost Finished There will be 210 new apartments for married students and graduate students at UC Irvine when this housing project on South Verano Place is completed in March. llowever, all of the apartments already are spoken for by students whose names are on a UCI waiting list for stu- dent housing. Rent for two-bedroom, un- furnished apartments will be $185 per month for families and $100 per month each for two graduate roommates. Frone Page A J HEIR ... Fountain Vall ey street calling for help while the kidnaper fled on foot through a nearby back yard. Describing Scudder as "an ac- complished actor with a big ego," Quigley asked the jury to note that the alleged kidnapers never troubled to tie Scudder's hands and feet although they had a length of rope in the vehicle. "Isn't that the first thing real kidnapers would do?" he asked the Jury. "Why didn't Scudder try to leave U1e van while it stood for 15 minutes at a gas station with attendants only a few feet from the vehicle? .. lie could have called for help, .. Quigley said. "And he could have made an attempt lo escape from the van at any one of a number of traffic lights that hailed the motorhome as it drove through Huntington Beach and f'ountain Valley .. He didn't do those things because he was a part of the kid· nap plot.'' Quigley told the jury. "Don't be fooled into thinking that Jack Scudder is naive. He may have lived on somebody etse·s fame and fOrtWle all these years but he's very, very clever. f'f'081PageAI HUGHES •.• Howard Hughes on thewiJI?" Dummar·s account contrad1ct- <>d published reports that a 'mystery woman" delivered the will t o the Mormon head- quarters Rhoden said Dummar ad- mitted he went to the church in ordinary clothes and asked for Spencer Kimball, president of the Mormon Church. When told Kimball was out, Dummar look one of the church envelopes and addressed 1t and ten, Rhoden ~aid . The wall was in a separate en- ' l'lope inside tht church en - velope Dummar admitted he had onc(' Slt'amcd open the inner en ' elope and that hi s fingerprints probably would be • 111 over the will, Rhoden said Fro.P~AI PROBE .•. 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MMl11 ~-Y•llty-Ollko .. ,..,,0 "'-~c·-411-MIO Guilty Plea Entered to lesser Rap A man who once faced murder charges for the role he allegedly played'in the killings of a SWlSel Beach couple has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in Orange Coun- ty Superior Court. Roger Keith Davis, 30, of Long Beach, pleaded guilty before Judge Robert P. Kneeland to charges of first degree burglary. He will be sentenced March 2 to what could be not less than Ci ve years in state prison. On the critical list at UC Irvine Medical Center for some time, Davis was brought to the courtroom in a wheelchairlooffer his plea. His earlier arraignment took place at his bedside with a visiting judge, court reporter, clerk, bailiff and lawyers for both sides on hand. Firemen Have Busy Day at Fliwr Plant Things got a little heated Wed· nesday at the Fluor building in Irvine, as seven fire department vehicles responded within a half hour to two possible fires and a medical aid. By the time all three alarms had been set off. four engines, one truck company , the paramedic van, an ambulance and the fire chief had arrived at the Fluor building on Michelson Drive. According to a fire department spokesman, the resulli of the three calls were as follows : -The medical aid caJJ was for Charles Stetson, 60, who was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital with a possible heart attack. He's listed in good condition today. -The first alarm turned out lo be heating panels that caused s moke in the stairwells in one portion of the building. The only damage was a little paint being scorched. -The second alarm was in the kitchen , where a fire ext- mguisher system was discharg- ing dry chemicals for no ap- parent reason. FrmaPageAJ ORDER ••• ing a tremendous problem. "We have no authority to de- tain the youngsters except through our counselors urging them to stay." Miss Grier said troubled youngsters on the loose without means or support or a place to slay can often become victims of crimes. And, s he added, a roaming population or troubled juveniles can easily drift into serious mis- adventures. . The intent or last year's juvenile justice reform legisla·' lion was to provide sterner treat· ment of juveniles who commit serious offenses such as murder while noninstitutionalized treat- ment was provided for minor of- fenders. That lighter treatment in- cluded prohibiting local officials from detaining them in secure facilities where they are not free to leave at their ch005ing. F,.._PageAJ FAIR .• ·• "I just don't buy that argu- ment,'' Porterfield said today. "What it amounts to is, I was not able to express my capabilities to rum (Finley). I was able to ex· press my capabilities through re- sults I achieved at the fair· grounds." he said . "When I got in there, il waa a dirty little fairgrounds that nobody wanted anything to do with," said Porterfield. He said his achievements in- cluded im plementation of a master plan for the fairgrounds, ··wruch J recommended the first year I worked at the fair." $130,000 Bonds Stolen From Judge Orange Countr sher iff's of- ficers are investigating the re- ported theft of negotiable bonds ; valued at $130,000 from the Rossmoor home of a retired judge . Deputies said the theft was re- ported by former Judge Leon Benwell, 80. They said there was no evidence of forced entry at the home and a search oC the pre· mists railed to produce the bonds. Hollinden Elected Transit ChairIDan Fountain Valley Ma)'or Al Holllnden was elected chairman or the new Oranae Count)' Transportation Commlaalon Lo-day. County S u per visor Ralph Diedrich was e lected vice c halrm an by fellow com- missioners at their first meetin1 In Santa Ana. Created by new state legisla· tlon effective this month, the commlHlon has the power to re- view budgets and plans for tranelt operations and road buildinl projects in the county. Members Include Holllndea and Santa Ana Clty Council111an David Brandt selected by the Oran1e County Le.,ue ot Cities and Supertlaors Diedrtcla and Ralph Clark aelectal by fellow aupervlsors. . Both Holllnden and Clark alllO aerve u directors ol the Oranie County Tranalt Dlatrtct. wblcb Op8'at• bu.f.. UuouPoul the counu. .$2 Miiiion Loan County Board Nixes Proposal A S2 million state loan pro· posaJ designed to bad a regional air pollution control aaency out of financial trouble was op~ed Wednesday by Orange County supervisors. Supervisor Laurence Schmit the county's representative o~ the South Coast Air Quality Management Dlalrict, labeled the proposal by Assemblyman Jerry Lewis (R-Higblands) mis· directed. At his suggestion, supervisors agreed to continue pushing for what they believed would be a fairer way lo finance the agency. The board is backing a pro- posal hammered out by officials from Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties lut week to pay for the agency's $8 million bud&et. That proposal would tack $1 onto the co.st of vehicle regbtra- tion fees and require industries to pay annual permit feea. Lewis proposed the loan this week because Los Ange~es Oil Barge Grounded BALTIMORE (AP) -A barge carrying about 600,000 gallons of crude oil bas run airound in the lower Chesapeake Bay, the· Coast Guard reported to- day. There were no reports of injuries or s pilled or leak- ing oil, the Coast Guard said. Coast Guard units were standing by at the scene, but were waiting for hlgh · tide to see if the vessel could be floated off the shoal. County supervisors refused to pay their $2.3 million share of th~ qency's budget, a share now based on each county's population. And while the state attorney general has tiJed suit against Los Angeles officials lo force payment, Lewis said the agency would need the emergency loan to avoid laying off 200 ernployes and cutting services by 70 per- cent. The loan was proposed to cov· er the agency's costs through June. Ten percent penalties would be assessed counties re· fusing to pay thelr share of ex- penses. In addition, the measure car- ries a threat to withhold state sales tuu until the loan ls re-paid. Orange County Supervisors have only paid the January por· tion or their $1.3 milllon annual share and will decide later whether or not to pay auess· ments for later months. Schmit told fello.w board members Wednesday he visited Sacramento this week and did not believe Lewis' loan proposal would win legislative approval. 't Fro. Page Al RITES ••• Hospital's support Croup, the~ Club. HeleaveshU widow, Rosella; a son , Gavin S. Herbert Jr.; a daughter, Marilyn E. Hausman, and a stepson, Robert Herbert, all of Newport Beach. Services will be cmducted at Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona del Mar, at3p.m. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Desert Hospital Foundation, Palm Springs. ®QUALITY TELEVISION .,. .. _ TELLS HER STORY Claudine~ Malfunction In Longet Pistol Eyed ASPEN, Colo. <AP) -A firearms expert said today the gun held by entertainer Claudine Longel that killed her lover in the bathroom of the moun- tainside home they shared could have malfunctioned. After the expert's testimony, the French-born Miss Longet was greeted with a kiss from ex. husband Andy Williams and a smile from actor Jack Nicholson. The three chatted outsidt lhe courtroom during a brief rectss. Lama Martin, a ballistics ex- pert who works for a private laboratory in Maryland, said the .22·caliber pistol Miss Longet was holding when champion skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich was fatally shot last March could have malfunctioned. 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''We got one last Thursday or Friday and really didn't think anything about, it until we saw a little boy on the tel~vision who had gotten one. But, he knew why. he'd donated some money. "They must be sending a lot of them around," Mrs. Manclark speculated. Well, indeed they are. The Associated Press reported that about 300,000 invitations were sent out by the Carter Inautural Committee In hopes of ··pleasing everybodf." It didn't work. Some people who worked for Carter's election are very unhap· py. They didn't get invited. Some people, Republicans even, who didn't help at all, did •~et invited. Vicki Rogers, a cocbairwoman of the effort blamed th.e difficulty on an errant computer. "Presently we are in the pro- cess or checking our invitation lists and correcting the errors re· garding the mechanics or the process. By next week, most of , our mistakes will be corrected," Miu Rogers said. The inauguratioo is next Thursday. In any event; the Carter Com· mittee was urging "y'all come." "We have aggressively planned a series of free public events In Washington for in· augur al week ," Miss Rogers said. Mrs. Manclark said sl\e and Charles had just gotten back from Washington, D.C. the day before the invitation came. Laguna Council Mulls City Skateboard Park -,:a:po Beach Collision ~xpense, Location Studied By JACK CHAPPELL OHM Dally l'tlol SUH Laguna Beach should probably develop a free city-operated skateboard park. That's the gist of discussion Wednesday by members of the City Council and others interest- ed in the sport. No firm commitments toward development of s uch a park were made, although Vice Mayor Jon Brand. who chaired the session, declared that another study session would \)e held in a month, after staff research. At the top of the question list was need and expense of liability insurance. Others were the possi- ble location of a park, noise im- pact on neighbors and whether such a facility would really draw youthful skateboarders off the streets. Marv Brown, president of the board of realtors. said he had visited the skateboard facility at the city of Irvine and found little difficulties there. Ed Cornwell , 30. of Capistrano Beach, son of a local restaur ateur. was 1aken to hospital after the Honda motorcycle he was riding Wednesday collided with a car turning ldt across Doheny Park Road near Victoria Boulevard. Cornwell was kept over night it San Clemente General Hospital for observation. Driver of the car Virginia Kurilchyk, 56, also of Capistrano Beach, was unhurt. Cause of the crash is being investigated. "The young people do a great job disciplining themselves, .. Brown said. He said he found the noise to be minimal. Residents near the Irvine facility have asked the city to move it, object· ing to noise and congestion. Trial for Abuse Halted "The kids are more interested in skateboarding than talking so they are just doing their thing and doing it and doing it and do· ing it," Vice Mayor Brand inter- jected recalling his visit to a commercial park in Carlsbad. Mother's' Lawyer See/a to Cilt Testinwny Brown said the commercial parks are expensive, as much as $2.50 for two hours. Additionally, safety equipment is required there and if not owned by partici- pants must be rented at a charge. By TOM BARLEY Of, ... o •• ,, l'llOI \tiff The prosecution's child abuse case against a San Clemente woman who is being tried with her Marine boyfriend was de· layed today in Orange County Superior Court when her lawyer moved to exclude prior allega. lions of child abuse Crom trial testimony. Judge Harmon G. Scoville halt· ed the trial of Carolyn Brewster. 23, and Camp Pendleton Marine Kenneth Ray Bolden, 20, while Deputy District Attorney Frank Coast Weather/ Fair through Friday ex- cept patchy low clouds or morning fog in coastal areas. Highs in 60s. Lows in40s. INSIDE TODAY What may have ben Cerold Ford'a fjneat hour come too late to keep him in tfl.e White HotJ.Je. See Page M. l•llex .. It •• •• M Al ... , 11 c•• .... , I I A4 A4 Fasel turned to his law books in a bid to get the controversial evidence into the trial. Deputy• public defender Thomas Hahn -.:epresenting Mrs. Brewster, told Judge Scoville he objects to prosecution plans to in- troduce evidence that his client abused her 4-year-old daughter , Jennifer, while the Brewsters were living in Jacksonville, Fla. Hahn told Judge Scoville that Mrs. Brewster was never tried HeirAccwed Of Lies as · Defense Rests Condemning key pr06ecution witness John H. "Jack" Scudder of Newport Beach as "the only liar to set fool in this courtroom." defense attorney Michael Quigley urged an Oranee County Superior Court jury late W edllesdayto acquittwo accused kidnapera. A jury that is now deliberating was told that it only fiad Scud- der'a word for the fact that he was a 1enulne vicUm of a kidnap- ing last Aug, 19 1n Huntington Beach. · Lashing the helr to the Laura Scudder'• millions as "an oere who makes threats over the pbone to women·• Quigley uked the jury to reject Sc:udder's testimony and immediately rree h.11 two clients. (See HEllt, Page Al) on those allegations in Florida but her daughter was taken from her for six months by order of the Jacksonville social services de- partment. Mrs. Brewster is being tried in the current trial on charges that s he abused h er younger daughter, Cora, 2, while she lived with Bolden in a San Clemente motel. The defendants are accused in three felony counts of being in· volved in abuse that included the breaking of the child's left arm, burning her with cigarettes, beating her back and buttocks <See TRIAL, Page A2> Councilwoman Sally Bellerue said the city would probably have on its hands a pack of irate parents pestered for money by young skateboarders if a com- mercial venture were put in. Liability ins urance loomed as a major problem. , Such insurance can cost com- mercial establishments $100,000 year l y, Wood y Dike , a skateboard park planner, said. This is because the risk in· volved in the sport is largely un- known. <See SKATERS, Page AZ) Bing's Thing Singer Donates to SJC Group Superstar Bing Crosby has surprised the San Juan Capisqano Historical Society by sending a $100 donation, accompanied by a letter expressing interest in lbe socle~'s program. The famous crooner is now a lifetime member or the organization and will receive all society mailings, said 1 Anne Schauwecker, president. Mrs. Schauwe~ker said the his· torical society ls currently involved In plans to move and restore the Pryor House, which was recently donated to 1 the group by the Alfred Corn'ft'ell family . The house, which is on the city's In· v,entory of historical and cultural landmarks. is believed to have been built in tht 1880'•, Mrs. Schauwecker said . CltOHY Crosby wUt be kept. up to date on development.a ii) the Pryor house reatoratlon. she said. Perhaps hla out SW'Prbo w1U be to visit the project in penon. OaHy l'llot SUit ....... INAUGURAL INVITATION PUZZLES SAN CLEMENTEANS Mary and Charles Manclark Didn't Assist President-elect Laguna Fire Hits St. Mary's Church A predawn fire swept through a portion of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church complex in Laguna Beach, periling the his· toric chapel. Laguna Beach firemen estimated the loss at $5,000 to an enclosed porch and stairway behind the chapel. built in 1929 and declared a historic building. The chapel is also condemned and has been boarded closed because of an unstable geologic condition. St. Mary's rector, Fr. Robert L. Cornelison, said there was "np Diedrich Says He'll Demand Jury Apology By GARV GRANVILLE Of,,,. Dally Piiot St•ff Confident that the county Grand Jury will eventually clear him of any alleged wrongdoing, Orangt! County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday he will demand that the jury publicly an- nounce his innocence. As Diedrich spoke, however. the Grand Jury investigation into allegations that he made im- proper use of his offi ce to solicit campaign contributions for various political candidates con- tinued. ' Initially, the Grand Jury probe centered on allegations that he threatened a Hughes Airwest lobbyist with reprisal should he fail to contribute to candidates of Diedrich 's choosing. However, it is reported that the inquiry has now been expanded to include other alleged instances or politicaJ arm twisting involv· Ing, in some instances, funds not personally solicited by Diedrich. Diedrich Wednesday labeled suet\ charges "ridiculous and absolutely without foundation." He cited laws calling for a Grand Jury whi41h has investigat· ed charges add found them without substance to publicly clear the investigation's target when asked to. In a single day of cl~·door hearings so far, at lea\\' three witnesses have testified in the Diedrich probe. Those witnesses were Hughes lobbyist Donald K . Brown. Hughes Airwest pub~ relations official Michael Murphy and county Supervisor Thomas Riley's aide Scott FerBU50n. Ferguson and at least four other people, including two of S&lperviaor Ralph Clark's aides and tormer county planning com- missioner Shirley Orindle, were subpoenaed to appear before the jury Wednesday. Sut Tuesday aft«noon those subpoenaed were told their (lee 1-ROBE, Page .U> • • • damage t o tht! chapel whatsoever." He said the inci· dent would cause no interrupti~' in church services. The fire erupted al about S a.m . Fire Capt. Eugene Dilsabella said the area was fully involved in name as his company from the headquarters' station arrived. All told. 28 men including the two param edics battled the blaze. There were no injuries and firemen halted the names before the chapel or other adjacent structures became involved. The cause of the fire is current• ly under investigation, Fire Marshal Jim Presson said. It is believed the fire origmat· ed in an area fr~uented by1 1ransients but it is unknown if the fire were intentionally started, or if it began through carelessness. the fire marshal said. · Fr. Cornelison said the maze-- like complex has been a "haven•• for transients who occupy the area despite e fforts by the church and the Laguna Beach Police Department to prevent the practice. St. Mary's Chapel is one of the oldest structures in Laguna Beach. Built in 1929, it was one of the first churches in the city and seated about SO people. A new church was constructed next to it in 1957 and the chapel has been out of use for about 14 years. · The chapel is patterned aft~ the St. Francis Church in Assisj. Italy. It bas been declared a h'is· <See CHURCH, Page A2) Zone Changes Approved at Dana Point A zoning change that will open the door for up to 500 new homes in the northwest Dana Point area was approved Wednesday by Orange County supervisors. : The new 200-aere Bear Bradd Hill Planned Community will bh localed east of the Laguna Ni gull Golf Course and northwest ( Niguel Road, county offlciii said. Jn approving a zone chan from agricultural to residenti supervisors trimmed the ma • imum number of homes that c be built in the community fro 558to500. In addition, they moved lotation ot a commercial cent from hilly terrain in the area ft()l'tbeast section toil•' southe corner. ·'I About half the 20Q.acre d velopment will be left as -oDel. space whk h wm bo located' ii\ two at.rips along the eutand west sldes, county officials said. . .. A2 DAILY PILOT L/SC Thursday January 13 19n Otes Runa"'a • Judge Tackles Juvenile Law Or ange County Superior Cour1 J udge Raymond Vincent said Wednesday he has lSsued court orders that, lo effect, challenge a ~late law prohibiting the detain· mg of certain class~ of juvenile ofCenders in secure facilities. Judge Vincent said hJs action was touched off by "an enormous runaway problem at McMillan School and not by a desire to punish youngsters." Judge Vincent's orders have t he efrect of commanding juveniles to remain at McMillan rather than having the license to leave al will. Disobedience of lhooe orders is contempt or court and violators tllen can be placed in Juvenile hall. Guilty Plea Ente r e d to W sser Rap A man who once faced murder charges for the role he allegedly played in the killings of a Sunset Beach couple has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in Or ange Coun- ty Super ior Court. Roger Keith Davis, JO, of Long Beach, pleaded guilty before Judge Robert P. Kneeland to charges of first degree burglary lie will be sentenced March 2 to what could be not less than five years in state prison. It was the firs t actua l courtroom appearance for Davis. who was felled a nd senously wounded by police bullets when he was arrested last April in San Diego County on a fugitive war- rant. On the rrit1cal lii.t at UC Irvine Medical Center for some lime, Oav 1s w as brought to the courtroom in a wheelchair lo offer his plea lhs <'arher arraignment took place at his bctlside with a visiting Judge. court reporter, clerk. bailiff and lawyers for both sides on hand. Davis was one of 11 men rounded up in the wake orthe kill· ings ott Nov . 8. 1975, of Ronald Cauwels, 27, a nd Janet Mae Metz. 34, both of 16861 Bayview Drive. Sunset Beach The couplt> were !.hut to death by armed intruders afterCauwcls ran afoul of a drug smuggling ~ang by t aking 174 pounds of marijuana at ~unpoint from two i:;mg members without handing over the $20,000 promised pa} menl Ten co def<'ndanLs have been found guilty. or have pleaded gui 1. ty to murder charges Three of the 11 have beens sentenC'ed to life in prison 4 th H e aring On Clemente Crossing Set The rourth day or Public l't1lllJes Commission heannjils on a San Clemente proposal to build <.1 lrat:k ll'' l'I saf ety gate pedestnan cross1n1t ~gan today Test1mon} "'11s ex!)f'cted to continue from Santa fe railroad safety experts on purported hazards of such croc;smgs The ground level passage across the tr;ic ks ofr Avenida Vactona to renrh the city pier and main bearh 1s npposed by Santa Fe. the stale t ransporta- tion department and PUC staff The hearings are being held in Caty Council chambers or the civic rl'nter, and arc expected to <.'onclude by tomorro"' ORANGE COAST 1. sc DAILY PILOT ~:ri~~-~~·,~):,1•:, -;.-:.:::.:::~ (),~ ~,, ~1\ftlf'l•(•A-\0.t•'r ~'·••tdll~ .. f'f =-b~'':::.::~t~~·"=,,.:;~t~ ~~· t•tf'\ "''''" lflf11\" \•dcll,O..<• V411.,., uwt ~=~~:fu~~:~~·;~ t;;~~~~:_~!i,.~:~~~.~\~1' ra w.,, .. ., .... ,, . ...., Prf\•dt"t •"° 111'~1W. 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Accord in g to r ecords at McMillan, in the first week of giving s uch offenders the right to roam at will 21 of the approx- imately 45 juveniles housed there exercised lheir option to leave at will. Records show one girl was stabbed shortly after her de- parture and a runaway from Rhode Island whose parents were en route to return her home was lost from custody because of the free access rule. "I don't believe lhere is a right for a child to roam the streets un- der no one's control." said Judge Vincent. "And we are particularly con- cerned with those who do not re· tum to their homes and, in effect, are roam ing al will under no one's supervision.'' Chief County Probation Offi cer Margaret Grier said today the new state regulations are "pos. ing a tremendous problem. "We have no authority to de- t ain the youn gsters except through our counselors urging them to stay.'' ~tiss Grier said troubled youngsters on the loose without means of s upport or a place to stay can often become victims of crimes. And, she added, a roaming population of troubled juveniles can easily drift into serious mis- adventures. The intent of last year's juvenile justice reform legisla· lion was to provide sterner treat· mcnt of juveniles who commit serious offenses such as murder while noninstitut ionalized treat· ment was provided for minor of. fenders. Thal lighter treatment in · rluded prohibiting local officials from detaining them an ~ecure fac1hhes where I hey are not free to leave al their choosang. Fro• P age A I SKATERS. • • Early statistics mdicate that supervised sk ateboarding at a park is not hazardous, but in· 'urance companies are reluc- tant to undertake liability without more experience and statistics be ing developed. Thosl' companies that do, charge high fees. Dike and others said. A service road by Riddle Field l'mer ged as the generally favored location for a skateboard facility. The road pavement CUJTently 1s too rough for safe skateboard- ing. Ed Gottschlich. owner of the Oak Street Surf Shop. said. Got- tsch Ii ch h as p r o moted the Laguna Gran Prix of skateboard ing durin g Winter Festa\' al He offered to part.tcapate with the city in a joint venture. "Kids got us into this business. They need a place to go without a Cee," he said. Gottschlich said an adequate facility trod a fine line between being dull and being too challeng- ing. Council members worried that a sophisticat ed facility would become a m ecca for skate- boarders from far away as the Carlsbad and Anaheim parks have become. One speake r wa rned if the in- tent or creating a park were to eliminate s kateboarders on the streets. It just wouldn't work. Many use theilf wheeled boards as transportation. he said. "Instead of having 200 kids on the streets, maybe we'll have 100 with the rest in the park," Brand answered. Anne Price. a mother of two youthful skateboar ders, said the city should provide the facility for the same reason it provides parks with basketball, volleyball and tennis' gear. Before adjourning the informal session, Vtce Mayor Brand con· Jured up the ultimate in boarding when Councilwoman Bellerue suuested the periodic closing of Paik Avenue to vehtcle t.ratnc and allowing the skateboarders their reifn. Steep Park Avenue leads directly to the beach. ''You could put a surfboard on a skateboard and just kffp right oo golna," Brand said. S of ety Sliee Bene fits I Of Pier Probed The San Clem ente aty Counell asked a private consultant Wed· nesday to show more 1peci.tlcally what lhe city will gel for the money It paya for a redevelop- ment study ol the city pier area. The cons ultant, Keisker· Johnson of Newport Beach, bas estimated the cost at.$S7,000. At a study session last night, both the council a nd members or the public wanted to know how that fowre was determined. Original estimates of the cost, discussed while the council was choosin g a con s ultant from among three competing firms, was closer to $30,000 to $40,000. Work got under way today al Crystal Cove to remove 2,500 cubic yards of dirt. The state project is a safety measure to allow motorists turning north out of the seaside enclave o nto Pacific Coast Highway toward Corona del Mar a better view of the highway traffic. The work is expecte<i to take about three days. Keisker-Johnson officials were asked to o uUlne cosu .i t.be next regular meeting of lhe council, acting as the r edevelopment agency on Feb. 2. The consulta nt estimated eogt.s for a four-stage process lo form a p lan or redev e lopment alternatives. The first phase, to which no price tag was affixed. consisted of the talks the council has held to djscuss the scope of the work. Gav in S. Herbert Services Scheduled f'roM Page A I PROBE ••• scheduled appearances weren't necessary then. . Frowt Page A l CHURCH ••• Funeral services will be con- ducted Friday for Gavin S. Herbert Sr. who died Wednesday attheageof66.. Mr. Herbert. a r esident of Newport Beach and Palm Spr- ings, was the founder and chairman of t he board of Allergan Pha rm aceutical s. head- quartered in the Irvine industrial area. A native or Iowa. Mr. Herbert spent most of his life in Southern California J!Js company, which specializes an eye and skin medicines, was moved to Orange County in 1951. civic organizations including the Newport Harbor Area Cham ber of Commerce and Hoag Memorial Hospital's support group. the 552 Club. He leaves his widow, Rosella; a son. Gavin S. Herbert. Jr.; a daughter, Ma rilyn E. Hausman, and a stepson, Robert Herbert, all of Newport Beach. Services will be conducted at Pacific View Memorial Park, Coronadel Mar, at3p.m. The family suggests memorial contributions be m ade t o lhe Desert Hospital Foundation, Palm Springs. However. the cancellation didn°l m ean the probe was al an end. When news of the investiga. tion broke, Diedrich said its source was the Dis trict At- torney's Office, irked al his role in an aborted attempt to transfer 22 investigators from the office to the sheriff's staff. But the probe is a Grand Jury investigation not laLmched by the district attorney who by law must supply the manpower to carry out the jury's investiga- tion. Lorie landmark by the Laguna Beach Historical Society and de· signaled "a historically pre· servable landmark" by the American Institute(){ Architects. Tbe structure waa fl.nit con- demned in 1972 a.t unsafe and given a 60 day date with the wrecker's ball. Since then, the Laguna Beach City Council has author ized periodic delays In the demolitioo as the church worked to preserve the structur e. Fr. Comelisoosaid any decision on the rep~ of the burned area will be made by lhe church building committee. J n a dd 1 ti o n to the • ----------.,....------------------------------ pharmace uticals firm , Mr. Herbert also owned a chain of re- l all pharmacies in the Los Angeles area which bear his name. As a Harbor Area resident, Mr. Herbert was active in several Fro• Page A I HEIR ... William Rudy Wesson, 45, of Tustin faces charges of kidnap- ing His br othcr ·in·law, Ricki Dale Sellers, 21. of Hermosa Beach, is accused of kidnaping and assault. "My clients told you the truth when they told you that Scudder helped set this thing up," Quigley said. "There has only been one proven lia r an this courtroom and that was Jack Scudder." Scudder. 64, denied from the witness stand t hat he played any part in a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller warn- ing Mrs. Valerie Scudder to gel $250.000 in cash together or her husband would be eliminated. The potato chip heir told the jury lhat he was g rabbed at ~un point as he left his dentist's offi ce a nd bundled in to a waiting motorhome. He testified that be was cut over the eye a nd punched in the teeth while his eyes were being taped by his abductors who then Jammed a hat over his head. Scudder said he escaped from the van by faking a heart attack after one of the kidnapers left the vehicle. lie said he ran along a Fountain Valley street calling for help while the kidnaper fled on foot through a nearby back yard. Describing Scudder as "an ac- complished a ctor with a big l'go." Quigley asked the jury to note that the alleged kidnapers never troubled to tie Scudder's hands and feet although they had a length of rope in the vehicle. "lsn 'l tha t the first thing real kidnapers would do?" he asked the jury. "Why didn't Scudder try to leave the van while it stood ror 15 minutes at a gas station with attendants only a few feel Crom the vehicle? F rowt Page A l TRIAL ... with a Marine Corps belt and in· 01cllng seve re head injuries. The prosecution claims that the child was unconscious and near death le&t Aug. 17 when San Clemente police were summoned by par am edics lo the motel where the family lived. The 'Child was held in San Clemente General Hospital for a month after brain surgery was performed and she was treated for her broken arm and other muJllple lnJuriea. She Is now be- ing cared for In a foster home. Bolden is again free today on hJs promise to appear in court. The Marine was Jalled last week when he failed to show on lime for the flral day of trlal. ,eQUALITY TELEVISION CHE<X OUR NEW LOW PRICES dll nE?"'"'.'N MEW 1977 . 100% SOLID STdTE <ClNI OMA<tOlOI( II 25,, CO NS O LE COLOR TV diagonal . 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"Jack" Sc udder of Newport Beach as "the only liar to se t r oo t in thi s courtroom," defense attorney Michael Quigley urged an Orange County Supenor Court jury late Wednesday to acquit two accused kidnapers. A jury that is now deliberating was told that it only had Scud- der's word ror the fact that he was a genuine victim or a kidnap· ing last Aug. 19 in Huntington Beach. Lashing the heir to the Laura Scudder's millions as "an ogre who makes threats over the phone to women" Quigley asked the jury to reJecl Scudder 's testimony and immediately free his two clients. William Rudy Wesson . 45. of Tustin faces charges of kidnap- ing. His brother 1n·law, Ri cki Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach, is accused of kid.naping and assault. "My clients told you the truth E:when they told you that Scudder ped set this thing up," Quigley d. ''There has only been one proven liar in this courtroom and that was Jack Scudder." Scudder, 64 , denied from the witness stand that he played any part in a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller wam- uig Mrs. Valerie Scudder to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband would be ehmmated. The potato chip heir told the §. ry that he was grabbed at ~Un · t as he left his dentist's office bundled into a waiting otorhome. 1 He testified that hl' was cut over the eye and punched in the leeth whjle his eyes were being aped by his abductors who then Jammed a hat over tu s head. , Scudder said he escaped from the van by faking a heart attack after one of the kidnapers lcrt the vehicle. lie said he ran along a Fountain Valley street calling for llelp while the kidnapcr ned on foot through a nearby back yard Describing Scudder as "an 3<'· compllshed actor with a big ego," Quigley asked the Jury to 1ote that the a ll eged k1dnapers never troubled to tic Scudder·s iands and reet although they had 3 length or rope m the vehicle "Isn't that the first thmg real kidnapers would do., .. he asked lhe Jury "Why didn't Scudder try to leave the van while it stood for 15 minutes at a gas station wtth attendants only a few reet Crom the vehicle>., "He could have called for help,·· Quigley said. "And he could have made an attempt to escape from the van at any one of a number of traffic Ughts that C~e HEIR, P age .U) Coasf Weather Fair through Friday ex- cept patchy low clouds or morning fog in coastal areas. Highs in 60s Lows in 40s. INSIDE TODA 'Y Wbdt ITJOJI houe bem ~ F'ord'• Jint•t hour came too latt to llup him In the! Mdlt lloui.. ~c P.agt M . latlex It IS •• oll4 "' .,., 11 ~: .. iJ •• •• allegations that he made im· proper use of his office to solicit campaign contributions for various political candidates con- tinued. inquiry has now been expanded to iMtude other alleged instances or political arm twisting involv- without substance to publicly county Supervisor Thomas necessarythen. \.; clear the investigation's target Riley•s aide Scott Ferguson. However, the cancellali~,: • "ing, in some instances, funds not personally solicited by Diedrich. when asked to. FergusQn and at least four didn't mean the probe was al ~ Olher people, including two of end. ·, / Initially, the Grand Jury probe centered on allegations that he , threatened a Hughes Airwest lobbyist with reprisal should he rail to contribute lo candidates or Diedrich 's choosing. However. it is reported that the Diedrich Wednesday labeled such charges ''ridiculous and absolutely without foundation.·· He .cited laws calling for a Grand Jury which has investigat· ed c harges and found them ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a single day or closed-door hearings so far, at least three · witnesses have testified In the Diedrich probe. Those witnesses were Hughes lobbyist Donald K . Brown. Hughes Airwesl public: relations official Michael Murpfly and Supervisor Ralph Clark's aides When news of the lnvestigar· and former county planning com-lion broke, Diedrich said it ~ missioner Shirley Grindle, wel'e source was the Dlstrlct At: subpe>enaed to appear before the tomey's Office, irked al his role· jury Wednesday. in an aborte4 attempt to transfer But Tuesday aftemoo.o lhose 22 invesUgatora from lhe office lp subpoenaed were told their the sberif('s staff. scheduled appearances weren't <See PROBE, Page .U) ~· Will Revelation\ Hughes· Beneficiary 'Cracks' LOS ANGELES <AP) Melvin Dummar, named to re cei'!e millions in a will supix\,5cd ly left by billionaire Howard Hughes. has admitted delivering the document to the Salt Lake Ci· ty headq\larters of the Mormon church. Noah Dietrich's attorney said today. Harold Rhoden , who, represents Dietrich. a former Hughes aide named as executor in the alleged will, sajd he ques· tioned Dummar in Ogden, Utah. Wednesday. He said Dumfuar "cracked," admitting that he not only de· livered the will but also a d dressed the envelope in which it was round. Dummar denied writing the Mesa's Heart Throb? D•llY "llol SUit .._ Newport Pension Plan Hit Costa Mesa automobile pinstripe painter, Shaky Jake, tools op· Harbor Boulevard in bis heavy-laden Volkswagen conversion. The artist, who earned h.is first name for precision pinstriping -without tape or a ruler -draws stares from motorists in the Harbor Area. But don't worry, girls. Shaky's not really leaving town. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Oliloe Diill' l"l ... Maff Newport Beach city employes are unhappy with the city's pension plan and city coun- cilmen, who weren't too pleased .about spending nearly $1 million on it this year, have agreed the matter needs some study. Hollinden Elected T]le use of the state·run Public Employes Retirement Syste m (PERS> by the city was one or the major points of contention last s pring during contract negotiations and it will probably play an even more prominent role this spring when next year 's negotiations are opened. Transit ChairIDan D••lf ~, .. R•ff ,,_. ELECTED CHAIRMAN Commf~aloner Holllnden Versailles Hearings· Postponed By mutual agreement, mem- bers of the Newport Beach Plan· nlng Commission and the de- velopers of the Versailles have put off the public hearing on the expansion or the bluff top con· domlniums to .Tan. 20. Tbe developers, Newport View, Inc., are seeking com- mission approval of the final tract.map fot the second phase or the development off Hospital Road above West Newport. Bill Foley, of the commlsaion ataff,. explained that the conti- nuance was sought because the city staff is still reviewing the tentative map and the finaJ map to determine It all o( the condl· Uoaa imposed on the tentative map have been met In the final plans. Fountain Valley Mayor Al Hollinden was elected chairman or the new Orange County Transportation Commission lo· day. County S upervisor Ralph Diedrich wa s elected· vice chairman by fellow com- missioners at their first meeting in Santa Ana. Created by new state legis la- tion effective this month, the commissitm has the power to re- view budgets and plans for transit operations and road • building projects in the county. Members inc lude Hollinden and Santa Ana City Cowlcilman David Brandt selected by the Orange County League of Cities and Supervisors Diedrich and RaJph Cla rk selected by fellow supervisors. Both llollinden and Clark also serve as directors of the Orange County Transit District, which operates buses throughout the county. City employes complain that the pensions they are earning un- der PERS are not equitable. Most of their complaints fell on dear ears until last· year, when the city's cost in maintaining the system ,.began to take some dramatic increases. In 1976-77, the city will make $988,575 in contributions to PERS, and the city's insurance agent, Ed Huffman, says it's go· ing to go up next year. The city's 655 employcs, who are organized into six associa· lions base<l on their jobs, have been studying the retirement system for the past year, accord· ing to Dave Scruggs or the police department. Scruggs is chairman of the employe com- mittee. Councilmen decided to have Huffman take a look at the system last June wtft?n they ap· proved the 1976· 77 budget. The <See PENSION, Page .U) Triple Treat , Trio Born at J7 alley Hospital An Orange County couple became the parents of triplets Wednesday, the first ever born at Fountain Valley Comm\tni- ty Hospital. · The mother, Connie Tobiasen, 31, said she was very pleased with the arrival or two girls and one boy at virtually the sam e time. "WE DON'T PIAN to have any more children ... &be was quoted' a'uaying. "We got our f amity in one fell swoop." • The babies were named DannjeJle Lee, Brittany Michelle and Jaret Christian. They were born at 5:47· 4m .. S:49a.m. andS:S3a.m. They ranged ln size from Jaret atfour pounds, 1.3 ounces to Brit.anny at two pounds, nine ounces. Brittany h~ been transferred to the UC Medical Center because of respiratory problems. A bt.>spttal spokesman said she is doln1 well today. MRS. TOBIASEN and ber husband, Gerald, rT, live ln San'a Ana. He ls a data proceuina operations man11er ln ~Ang•les. f Hospttal spokesman Pauline Chandler says that chances of triplets are about one in 10,000. She said that Mrt. Tobl11en bad Jtnown she was (Oinl to have triplets s.lnct NOftmber. Mn. Chandler sald that fc.rtllity druas were not UMd. ' will himself or knowing who did. Rhoden said. The attorney said Dummar gave ,three or four stories as lo how he received the will. "J didn't believe him, and told him so." Rhoden said. "He's not ready to tell the truth about how he gotit." Rhoden said he asked for the ·'grilling, session'· with Dummar after hahdwriting experts said that Dummar addressed the en- velope containing the so-called "Mormon will " "My own handwriting ex· perts told me Dummar wrote that envelope," Rhoden said. "These are the same experts that tell me Howard Hughes wrote the will ... Longet Trial Rhoden said he would move to put Dummar on the witness stand in Las Vegas, where a 1 .:ourt is attempting to determine " the authenticity of the document... I which s urfaced about three weeks after Hughes' d~ath. ·. "I want to bring him to the wit-, ness stand where he knows that if he lies it will mean time in) prison." Rhoden said. "Maybe . that way. we will find what we want to know." Rhoden said he is not ready to declare the will itself a phony un- til the FBI report on. it comes back. "What if the FBI report says the will was written eight years ago? What if they find finge{pq_nts of (See HUGHES, Page .U) , Expert Says Gun Could MaHunctio~ "' i ... I: ASPEN, Colo. lAP) -A firearms expert .said today the gun held by entertainer Claudine Longet that killed her lover in the bathroom of the moun- tainside home they shared could have malfunctioned. After the expert ·s testimony. the French·born Miss Longet was greeted with a kiss from ex-• husband Andy Williams and a "' smile from actor Jack Nicholsonlt / The three chatted outside the · courtroom during a brief recess. Lama Martin, a ballistics ex- pert who works for a private laboratory in Maryland, said the .22·caliber pistol Miss Longet was holding when champion skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich was fatally shot last March could have malfunctioned. He attributed the possible mis- fire to a "greasy residue" left on the gun's internal workings. "Out or the many hundreds of malfunctioned guns 1 have ex- amined, there have been many that have malfunctioned because <See LONG ET, Page i\2) ..... Wl ......... TELLS HER STORY Claudine Longet Ousted Fair Chief Gets Related Job Former Orange County Fair manager Jim Porterfield has been hired as manage1' of the Santa Barbara County Fair, less than a month after his abrupt fir· Ing by Orange County Fair direc· tors. The elated 'former manager, who headed fair operations for the Orange County facility for six years, said he will begin work at 'the 80·acre Santa Maria·based fair Feb. 1. "Do 1 want to leave Orange County," he asked. "I do now." the 35-year-old Costa Mesa resi- dent laughed. Orange County Fair direct.ors fired Porterfield last ~17, claiming expansion acthi" al the fairgrounds would str ch his management capabilities. There was also mention ot dit· ficuliy in the fair's accounUng procedurea that state auditors found violated standard pro- cedures. Those alleged violations are u.oder investigation, While the director& praised Porterfield'• work at the f1lr, they expressed concern that be ml&bl not be able to bmdle a mliUi-mU\ion dollar expansion pro1ram ... the 150-acre ra1r- l1'0Ulld.l ln Costa Mesa. Ponertteld 111d Board Presi- dent Warren P'lnley felt ho wouJd be better suited at. • •mailer CQUD\1 f alr. • • • ,, "I just don't buy that argu-' menl," Porterfield said today. 1 "What it amounts to is, 1 was noL ' able to express my capabilitle11 to · CSee FAIR, P•1eA2) I Wom'an GetsJ Prison for Slaying Mate~~· .. A woman founcj guilty or in- voluntary manslaughter ah she testified that she shot husband to death "because 1 tired of hhp beating me·:. been sentenced to one fu ( years m state prison. Orange County Superior, Judie.Robert A. B~ld · dered the prison term for, Louil• Devine, 81, of San~ · aft.er she was found guilty · reduced charge following, three-day, non-jury trial. ~ Mn. Devine was arrested a her home last Sept. "Y polio who said abe met tfl at ~ door after report.In& death her husband by telephone. Officers said they found tho body of Walter Roy Devine, 61o1 He had been shot ln the back wltb a .2kaUber rifle. • \ .42 DAILY PILOT N Thursday, January 13 1977 Sof ety S lice Work got under way today al Crystal Cove to remove 2,500 cubic .yards of dirt. The state project is a satety measure to allow motorists turmng north out of the seaside enclave onto P acific Coast Highway toward Corona del Mar a be tter view of the highway traffic. The work is expected to take about three days. Koll Project Approved Based on the success of the so- called industrial condominiums near the Orange County Airport, officials at the Don Koll Com· pany plan to apply the same con· cept to commercial offi ce bu.ild· ~s. Newport Beach city coun· cilmen approved changes m the planned community regulations Car Koll Center Newport Monday to allow the construction of 24 or. (ice buildings ranging an size from 6,000 to 12,000 square feet Tim Strader, spokesman for the firm. said the complex is to be called the L1m1ted Edition commercial planned unit de· velopment. It will be located in· the Koll Center in the parcel bounded b y Campus Drive, Teller Avenue, Birch Street and Von Karman Avenue. According to Strader. the de· velopment will be offered for sale on a condominium-Like basis, with offi ce owners sharing in the ownership of the common areas such as the la ndscaping and parking lots. As with Koll 's industrial planned unit development on the west side of the airport, the com- mercial development will be the Gavin Herbert Sr. Services Scheduled SUCCUMBS AT 66 GaYtn S. Herbert Sr. IF,.._Pa,,e Al HUG HES ... Howard Hul{ht''I on thE' will '"' Oum mar ·!. account contrndacl cd published reports that a "mystery woman"' delivered the wall lo the Mormon hrad quarters. Rh oden •mad Dummar .1d matted he v.ent to the church in ordinary clothes and .1sked for SpencE'r Kimball, president of the Mormon Churt'h When told Kimball was out, Dummar took one of the church envelopes and addressed It and left. Rhoden said OAANQECOAST N DAILY PILOT ~~:tt.~~~~ ~:tr,~:":::::::;.~':; (n...\f ~blt\ol'ltf'loQ (om4J,."V "-'0.10'"' ~'°""' "''"' Dw4>H\P'tH t Mo.,,, •• tf\rnoQf\ .... .., .... ft>, (tt\t• ~\.t ... WOC>r't 9•.C"I H \lf'ltil'llQIM &it«,_ FfWJlf ,.," V•ll•Y ,, ....... S•tt'fl•NO "•""" •na l.,qV'Ma.M,_l'-vt"t..\t ·~'·•°"""'41f.ft• '"°"' I\ puoti~d \•lurclo' .,.., ~ .. " '"• P'•rw,~•• wt>H\l\H'•Q 01.n1 1\ n lW\ ~,, A•• ~,,._.. (e\tA ,,,.. .... (•••'•'"''" f1A,. ,. .... c ..... y,,. ~.~ ... "' .,_. C",.ftff'4t Mil~· "-···-ldHM '-·----~,...I,_., • .., """"""....... ·--·-· .,,.,.~1 ~"-ttl,..._._, Funeral services will be con· ducted Friday for Gavin S. Herbert Sr. who died Wednesday at the age of 66. Mr. Herbert, a resident of Newport Beach and Palm Spr- ings, was the founder and chairman of the board of Allergan Pharm ace utic al s . head- quartered in the Irvine industriaJ area. A native of Iowa, Mr. Herbert s pent most of his life in Southern California. H.is company, which specializes ln eye and skin medicines. was moved to Orange County tn 1951. I n addition to the phar maceuticals firm, Mr. Herbert also owned a chain of re- \ai l pharmacies 1n the Los Angeles area which bear has name. As a Harbor Area resident, Mr. Herbert was active in several c1v1c organizations including the Newport Harbor Area Chamber oCCommerce and Hoag Memorial llospital's support group, the 552 Club. He leaves his widow. Rosella; a son, Gavan S. Herbert Jr.: a daughter, Marilyn E. Hausman. and a stepson, Robert Herbert, all of Newport Beach. Services will be C'Oflducted at Pacifi c View Memorial Park. Coronadel Mar . at3p m The family s uggests memonal contributions be made to the Desert Hospital Foundation, PalmSprmgs LONGET ••• of stirf grease." Martin said. Martin, called by the defense, took issue with the testimony of the prosecution's baJlisllcs cx- pert, a Denver policedeteetive. Based on powder bums on ski- ing underwear Sabich was wear. lng when he was shot. the pro· secution 's ballistics exper t estimated Miss Longet was four to six feet from her lover when he was slain. "The farthest the gun could have been was slightly less than three feet.'' Martin testified. Miss Longet contends Sabich was showing her how to handle the gun when it discharged ac· cldentally. T he pros~ution is trying to prove her actions were reckless. Miu Longet had told jurots Sablch cried "Claudine! Claudine! Claudine!" as be fell dylnc to the bathroom noor. Mas Long et'• ex·husband. Andy Williams, wept 11 she spoke in the hu.hed courtroom. Williams, a televisfoa and re- cordll\I a tar, wiped h1a tears with a pi.nit tl11ue Wedne8day as Mlas Lonaet -holding lbe fatal pistol ns sbe spoke -decnbed how champlon s k ier Vladimir "Spider" Sablch died March 21 ln the '250,000 Rocky Mountain chalet tbty •hared. first of its kind "as far as we know,'' Strader said. He said company oCClcials plan to begin construcUon of the first phase in February with a second phase to follow immediately. "We have a waiting list Cor all of the buildings in the first phase, so we will have to go right ahead with the second phase," Strader noted. The development will be built in four phases. The city council approval of the project was needed because the planned community regula. tions established for Koll Center set the minimum lot size at 30,000 square feet. The proposed build- ings will require Jess lot area than that. f',....PageAI PENSION •• • retirem ent contribution coun- cilmen approved in June is more than $200,000 more than the con· tribulions allocated by the city two years earlier. Monday, Huffman presented his findings to the council. Ha! recommended that the city stay with PERS because PERS ha.. an excellent return rate on the funds it in vests and its operating expenses are minimal because of its size. But HuCfman also suggested that the city change lhe way in which part of its retirement plan is handled. Miscellaneous employeg-all city employes except policemen, fireme n and lifeguards-are covered under a pool which Huf· fman estimated cost lhe city $26,000 more than necessary this year . He recommended that the pro· visions ol the plan be altered s lightly so It will be removed from the pool of identical plans and thus saving the city some money. lluffman told councilmen that they s hould not consider any t'hanges in the current handling of the pe nsions for saf ety employes unless they want to change the benefits. H the benefits are to be changed, he s aid, they ought to consider changing carriers. Scr uggs backed that idea pointing out that a pension plan offered by the County of Orange would pay a retiring safety employe 80 percent of his salary under the same conditions that PERS pays SO percent. Huffman agreed that the coun- ty system might be "a viable aJternatlve to PERS, i( improved benefll.8 can be afforded by the city ... Scruggs said his committee is compiling a report on various alternative pJans which they will present to t he clty before the opening of negotiations. Meanwhile, councilmen asked staff members to prepare a re· port on the changes necessary to get the miscella neous cmployes' plan out of lhe pool. 'Porno Zone' Studied in LA LOS ANGELES (AP) -A study of the feasibility ot creat· lng special "pornographic iones' wlthln the dly has been given priority by the City Coun· cu. The three-to four-month study, which is expected to cost $25,000, waa ordered Wednesday by the council. Councilman Louls Nowell, whose planning comrnltt('e re· commended the study, sald such dlatrictl would allow euler re· 1ulatlon of the "pomocrapbJc problem" by concentraUn1 It In a fewareu. $2 Milli o n Loan County Board -Nixes Proposal A $2 milUon state loan pro- posal designed to bail a regional air pollution control agency out of financlal trouble was opposed Wednesday by Orange Cowity supervisors. Supervisor Laurence Schmit, the county's representative on the South Coast Air Quality Management District, labeled the proposal by Assemblyman Jerry Lewis <R·HlghJands) mis· directed. At his suggestion, supervisors agreed to continue pushing for wbat they believed would be a faire r way to finance the agency. The board is backing a pro. f"r09a Page A J HEIR ••• baited the motorhome as it drove through Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. "He didn't do those things because he was a part of the kid· nap plot," Quigley told the jury. "Don't be fooled into t.h.!nklng that Jack Scudder is naive. He may have lived on somebody else's fame and fortune all these years but he's very. very clever. "And he's a liar," Quigley said. "The two b~t things that ever happened to Jack Scudder are Laura Scudder, his mother and Valerie Scudder, bis wife." Blastin& the prosecution . description of Wesson as a "con man" Quigley urged the jury to recognize that the defendant would be better described as a "good Samaritan." •'The re wa s n 't enoug h evidence to prosecute Wesson,'' Quigley said. ''But be voluntarily came forward to take his place al the side of a young man who loots on him as a father just as Wesson regards Sellers as a son.'' posal hammered out by officiah; from Orange, Los Angeles. Rivenide and San Bernardino Counties lHt week to pay tor the agency's $8 million budget. That proposal would tack $1 onto the cost or vehicle registra- tion fees and require industries to pay annual permit fees. Lewis proposed the loan this week because Los Angeles County s upervisors refused to pay their $2.3 million share of the agency's budget, a share now ba:ied on each county's populal\on. And while the state attorney general bas filed suit agawt Los Angeles officials to force payment. Lewis said the agency would need the emergency loan to avoid laying off 200 employes and cuttin& services by 10 per· cent. The loan was proposed.lo cov· er the agency's cos~ through June. Ten percent penalties would be assessed counties re- fusing to pay their share of ex· pensea. ln addition. the measure car· ries a threat to Withhold stat.e sales taxes until the loan ls re· paid. Orange County Supervisors have only paid the January por- tion of their $1.3 million annual share and will dtcide later whether or not to pay assess. men~ for later months. Schmit told fellow board members Wednesday he visited Sacramento this week and did not believe Lewis' loan proposal would win legislative approval. However, the Assembly did vote 69·0 Tuesday to waive rules lhat would have required a 30- day wait before Lewis' loan bill could be heard. Schmit said the measure is to be brought before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee Tuesday. ~QUALITY TELEVISION GETS NEW FAJA Manager Porterfield IF,....Pflfle A l FAIR ••• him (Finley). I was able tq ex- press my capabllitles t.nrouib re- sults I achieved at the fair- grounds,•· he said. "When I got in there. it was a dirty little fairgrounds that nobodr wanted anything to do with.· sald Porterfield. He said his achievements in- cluded implementation or a master plan for the fairgrounds, "which I recommended the first year I worked at the fair." !Frot11 Page A J PROBE ••• But the probe is a Grand Jury investigation not launched by the district attorney who by Jaw must supply the manpower to carry out the jury's investiga- tion . Quake Strik es SARAJEVO. Yugoolavla IAP> -An earthquake rolled through Bos nia In central Yugoslavia today, shaking high rise apartments in Sarajevo. 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Stot!ks HURSOAY, JANUARY 13, 1977 ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A VOL. 70, NO. 13 3 SECTlONS 32 PAGES TEN CENTS Scudder Called Liar, Ogre Court • ID By TOM BARLEY Of Ille D•lly 1'11.i Sl41ft Condemning key prosecution witness John H. "Jock" Scudder ol Newport Beach as "the only liar to se t foot in this courtroom," defense attorney Mic hae l Quigley urge d an Orange County Superior Court jury late Wednesday to acquit two accused kidnapers. A jury that is now deliberatini: wu told that it only had Scud. William Rudy Wesson, 45, of der's word for the fact that he Tustin faces charges of kidnap. was a genuine victim of a kidnap. • •ing. His brother-in-law, Ricki ing last Aug. 19 in Huntington Dale Sellers, 21, of Hermosa Beach. Beach, Is accused of kidnaping Lashing the heir to the Laura and assault. Scudder's millions as "an ogre "My clients told you the truth who makes threats over the when they told you that Scudder phone to women" Quigley asked helped s et this thing up," Quigley the jury to reject Scudder's said. ''There has only been one testimony and immediately free proven liar in this courtroom and his two clients. that was Jack Scudder." 'l'In Innocent' Diedrich De1nands Clear Name By GAR\' GRANVILJ ... E ot IM Dally Piiot ~tiff Confident that the county Grand Jury will evrntually clear him of any alleged wrongdoing, Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said Wednesday he will demand that the jury pubUcly an. nounce his innocence. As Diedrich spoke, however. the Grand Jury investigation into allegations that he made 1m· proper use or his offi ce to solicit campaign contributions for various political candldates5on- Malfunc tion In Longet Pistol Eyed • ASPEN. Colo <API A firearms expert said today the gun ht>ld by entertainer Claudine ILonget lhal killed her lover in !'me bathroom or the moun· 1t.atnsJde home they shared could have malrunctioned. Alter the expert's testimony, lhe French-bo rn Miss Longet was greeted with a kiss from ex. husband Andy Williams and a smile from actor J ack Nicholson. The three chatted outside the courtroom during a brief recess Lama Martin, a balhst1cs ex- pert who works for a private 11.aboratory in Maryland, said the .22-caliber pistol Miss Longet was holding when champion 1skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich was fatally shot last March could have m alfunctioned He attributed the possible mis· 'fire lo a ··greasy residue'' left on 'the gun ·s internal workings. "Out of the many hundreds of malfunctioned guns I have ex- ·amined. there have been many that have malfunctioned because of stiff grease.·' Martin said. Martin, called by the defense, took issue with the testimony of the pro3ecuhon's balhslics ex· pert, a Denver police detective Based on powder bums on ski· ing underwear Sab1ch was wear· ing when he was shot. the pro· secut1on's ballistics expert estimated Miss Longet was four lo six feet from her lover when he wasslaln . "The farthest the gun could !\ave been was sltghUy less than three feet,·' Mart in testified. Miss Longet contends Sab1ch was showing her how to handle the gun when 1t discharged ac- cidentally. The prosecution is trying lo prove her actions were reckless. Miss Longet had told jurors Sabic h cried "Claudine ! Claudine! Claudine!" as he fell dying to the bathroom noor. tinued. Initially, the Grand Jury probe centered on 41legatiop.s that he threatened a Hughes Airwest lobbyist with reprisal should he fail to contribute to candidates of Diedrich 's choosing. However , it is reported that the inquiry has now been expanded to include other alleged instances of political arm twisting involv- ing, in some instances, funds not personally solicited by Diedrich. Diedrich Wednesday labeled such charges "ridiculous and ""~-TELLS HER STORY Claudine Longet Judge Orders Detaining of OC Juveniles Oram~e County Superior Court Judge Raymond Vincent said Wednesday he has issued court orders that, in effect, challenge a state law prohibiting the detain- mg of certain classes of juvenile offenders in secure facilities. Judge Vincent said his action was touched off by "an enormous runaway problem at McMillan School and not by a desire to punish youngsters." Judge Vincent's orders have the effect of cqmmanding JUVeniles to remain at McMillan rather than having the license to leave at will. Disobedience of those orders is contem pl of court and violators then can be placed in juvenile hall. absolutely without foundation.·· He cited laws calling for a <frand Jury which has investigat- ed charges and found them without substance to publicly clear the investigation's target when asked to. In a single day of closed-door hearings so far, at least three witnesses have testified in the Diedrich probe. Those witnesses were Hughes lobbvist Donald K . Brown, Hughes Airwest public relations <See PROBE, Page A2> Vote Due On Low Bid For School A low bid or $6.57 million hu been inade by Nick Pokr_,at, Jnc. of Baldwin Park fpr COD• atrud.ion of th• ftnt ph-.e or 1...acWlJl Hilb High School. Saddleback Valley Unine.d School District tnaatees will be aaked Jan. 19 to award the con- struction contract to the firm, which also built Serrano lo· termediate School. The bid was one of seven re- ceived for the project, said Robert Ferguson. the district 's director of planning and develop- ment. The highest bid on the pro- Ject totalled $7 .23 million. Ferguson said the low bid ac· lually totaled almost $6.9 million. But he said this was re- duced by taking one of the bid's deductive alternatives which eliminates som e decorative items and requires standard, rathe r than h igher quality, equipment. He said $6.6 million was alloted for the project under the state aid allowance. The total first phase project, including construction, inspection, architect's fees and grading of the site, is estimated to cost about $8 million. The first phase of the school wilJ Include a building for the ad· ministration, library and some of • the humanities classrooms, the science classroom wing and part . of the industrial arts building. It also wHl include a fine arts building with a little theater and art and music classrooms, the main gym, most of the boys' and girls' shower and locker rooms and a food serving building. Until the second phase or the school Is completed, Ferguson said, two science classrooms will be set up for home economics, two graphics arts rooms will be used for business and one or two or the art rooms will be used for mechanical drawing. Scudder, 64, denied from the witness stand that he played any part in a kidnap plot that led to an unknown telephone caller warn- ing Mrs. Valerie Scudder to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband would be eliminated. The potato chip heir told the jury that he was grabbed at "un- point as he left his dentist's office and bundled into a waiting motorhome. He testified that he was cut over the eye and punched in the teeth while his eyes were being taped by hJs abductors who then jammed a hat over his bead. Scudder said he escaped from the van by faking a heart attack after one of the ltid.napers left the vehicle. He said he ran along a Fountain Valley sfJ"eetcaUing for heJp while the kidnaper Oed OD foot through a nearby back yard. Describing Scudder as "an aC· complisbed actor with u big ego," Quigley asked the jury to note that the a lleged kidnapers never troubled to tie Scuddcr's hands and feet although they had a length or rope in the vehicle. "Isn't that the first thing reel kid.napers would do?" he asked the jury. "Why didn't Scudder try lo leave the van while it stood <See HEIR, Page A2) D•llY 1'1191 Stall ""°to CHRIS DIENST, 15, PONDERS PLASTIC COVERED HILLSIDE IN MISSION VIEJO Slope Failure Rips Out Large Chunk of Turt "long Trabuco Road \!iejo .Tqrf Tumbles Recent Rain May Have Sparked Swpe Failure- Orange County government and Mission Viejo Company of- ficials are probing the cause of a slope failure that ripped out a large chunk of turf along Trabuco Road this week. The failure occurred on the ca!lt side of Trabuco, between Ahc1a Parkwa y and Los Alis os Boulevard. The crumbling sec· lion of steep, landscaped slope 1s about 85 yards long by about 35 feet high. It has blocked part of the sidewalk. Larry Leaman, manager of public facilities operation for the county, said there have been other large slope failures in that area within the past three years, some of which were caused by . burst sprinkler pipes and others by rain. A Mission Viejo Company spokesman said today that the bank along Trabuco Road that failed this week "is technically owned by the homeowners im· mediately adjacent to it but Orange County Service Area Nine has the maintenance responsibility by an exclusive easement." The latest problem is believed lo have been aggravated by the recent heavy rains, which saturated the hillside and its thick matting of pampas gr ass groundcover, according lo Floyd Feetell, the county official who oversees slope and median main· tenance. ' "Our people are meeting with the Mission Viejo Company today to try and find out what the exact cause was and how to correct it,'' FeeteJJ said . He den.led the contention by local residents that large nwn- bers of trees and shrubs had been removed from the slope by the firm that contracts Lo perform maintenance chores. But he conceded that there have been a number of recent tree and shrub removals on other slopes in the erea. particularly along " Alicia and Los AJisos. • - "What is happening is that' these large acacias that were planted as part or tbe landscaping are gradually sliding down the slope and their roots are being ex· posed," F:eezell said. "They gel v ery big and topheavy and must be cut back,·· he said. "If they are removed, it is because they are dying anyway_" The county official said vegeta- tion is required on slopes as steep as those in northeastern Mission Viejo lo bold down the manmade (See SLOPE, Page A2) S anta Barbara Count11 Fired Fair Chief Geis New Position Former Orange County Fair manager Jim Porterfield has been hired as manager or the Santa Barbara County Fair, less than a month after his abrupt fir· ing by Orange County Fair direc· tors. The elated former manager, who headed fair operations for the Orange County facility for six years, said he will begin work at the 80-acre Santa Maria-based fair Feb. 1. · "Do I want to leave Orange County," he asked. "l do now," the 35·Year-old Costa Mesa resi- dent laughed. ' Coast When a new state Jaw said that minor juvenile offenders cannot be detained in a secured deten- tion institution, McMillan .was designated an unsecure facility by county officials. ' On Dec. Z7, those offenders charged with status offenses and housed in Orange County Juvenile Hall were transferred t.o McMillan. SVUSD Candidates Orange County Fair directors fired Porterfield last Dec. 17, ' claiming expansion activities at the ra1raroun4s would stretch his management capabilities. There was also mention of dlf· ncully in the fair's accounting procedures that state auditors found violated s tandard pro· cedures. Those alleged violations are under investigation. Weathe r Fair through Friday ex· cept patchy low clouds or morning fog in coastal areas. Highs in 608. Lows in40s. INSIDE TODA l' Wbct tn<Jll haw Nen GmJld F'cml'• /butt hovr camr too Jal• to lteq him in t!w MaUe House. Sea Page A4 •••ex MY-..:::=: 94 WU..._ ·-......... ... ,_,...,. .............. == ,., ....... ...,,. ., •• .. ,.. .. Q.~ =c-, Oolllc• ., .. ~ c. E"""' ., ........ " M t cw ........ ,. ... M ....._ ... , ............ .. ,..,..... c "'-• ...,,........ l!Wt::< ... ......... ,.4 u ......... A4 <See ORDER, Page AZ> The 01,d Days Not So Good SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -In observance of the 119th an· nlvenary of the discovery of aotd In California, a bar room on Gold S&reet rolled prices 1-ck to Jan. 24. 1848 -then decided on ~date. The owners found that the gold nasbeta were forldnc ov•r • doll.r tor an eei and S2 for• .ahot ofwhlaky, etc. etc. f 1'be7 declded to PC tM prtce8 to llT'I, when beer ••• nlcllel. "'91b a dlmt, aDd &b. J\Dlb WU &oiHd' la for free. Asked to Briefing Candidates for the Saddleback VaUey Unifjed School District Borad of Education have been in- vited by the incumbent trustees lo a "brietlnl ,esslon" at 3:30 p.m. .Friday in thedlslrlctofflces. Tb.ls 1• the llrat time such a meeting has been planned by lhe dJatrict. Lo• Youn1, president of the board, •uHested the meeUna. She aald it bu been arran,ed so tbe candidates can meet and talk 1.tt.b the aupedntendent and Ills adtnlnlltrattve team, fet a brief dtscrlptlon of the trustees' lWpon,1tblUUes, get anawers to any of t heir questions and cenereJIY "help them un-derat,and. ,f "Any candidate oulht to find out all theWonnatl()n&e~ CID be.fore be Seti out Md .... , ~."•he1aJd. • . . Mrs. Young added that she doesn 't care what issues can· didates campaign on as long as it is the truth. She said the meeting bas been called in an au.empt to provide some of this truth. She also noted that Otte or two or the candldat.ea may be•sitting on the board after the election. The meeting, she said, 1hould help d~ velop a harmony and rapport with the potential trustees. The candidates also have been invtted to attend future trustees' meetings and to tour the diatrl ct 's schooll. · . Thet letter of lnvttatlon was sagneo by all trustees. Including Che two who are upforre-etec:t!on, and thedtltrlct 1upertntendent. Their letter warned, "Aa a tnlMee, 10u wJU weal' many batJ, II-... a day. away from meet• lnll•weU udurlftlmeetiftp.'' While the directors praised Porterfield's work. al the fair, they expressed concem tbal be might not be able to handle a multi-million dollar e~~ion proaram at the t»a~ fair· ,rounds in Costa Mesa. Porterfield said Board Preti· dent Warren Finley felt be '18'0Uld be ,belt.er suited at a amaller county fair. "I jut don'L buy that ar,u. ment," Porterfield 1ald today. "What l& amounu to ii, J wu not able to expreaa my capabWU. to tum <f1nJey). I -w11 able to ex· praa my capabUitles tMoQlb re- nlls 1 acblned al the fair· ,,-ounds." huaid. "WIMn J sot in t.bere, it w11 a dirt)' little falr1ro-..M1 that oobOd.J wanted aD.ythinc to do with," .. ad Portetfle\d. He HJd lUs acbJevemenb hl· .duded lmplementatloa or • .. ......, plan tor the talr11UllWd5. ( • GETS NEW FAIR Manmger Portefflefd 1 .1l "which I recommended the f~ ,,rear I worke<l at the fair." He said that plan was not i plemented by the fair board his fourth yiar . So the olllted fair manag~ pactlnc up his ramll.y for. move north. "l'q> aellln1 my bomebete J've found a place to DWJa'ilia bouteupnorth," be said. Porterfield aald the "sfn Barbara f alr places a lot or pbuil on acrlculturaJ displ Ind exhlbltl. "It'• a busy fair~. e thou.lb U's only a sfX f f~ar, heaald. · 1• h• bitter about the nnni? "I'm not realty hippy a tbe whole thins, but I did MJ"V~ the pJeatur• of th• boerd. "l certainly wa1n't fired at mt DlalUN. ··be lauabed. ,, ... I ' • A2 DAIL V PILOT SB Bulletin Politics Charged A new newsletter called Spotlight has been mailed to all residents of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. District orricials say it is in· tended to be a quarterly publica· tion informing the community of the district's activities. Some residents. however. have questioned why the first newslet· ter is being distributed after can· didates have begun their cam· ppigns for election to the Board Qr Education. ' Loa Young. president of the ~pard d enied any political cuotives to the newsletter. She is not up for re.election. "The people need to know what's going on ." she said. "It's right. It's Jong overdue. It should have gone out a long time ago.'· Mrs. Young had asked that a newsletter be sent to residents last spring. She said two previous newsletters had been made up but both were rejected by tr,ustees. One of the questions raised was whether the district should pay for such a publication. But she said other school districts pay for ~'milar newsletters from their general funds. , She said trustees agreed lo go ahead with the present newslet· ter after hearing that Wilson Riles, state superintendent or public instruction. supported such communication from school districts. ·Mrs. Young said the newsletter was ready to be distributed ear lier. But s he said she felt it would be a waste of money to send it out during the holidays. She added that it was better to send the newsletter out now than a week before the election. Mrs. Young also said trustees can't stop operating the schools because there is an election. She added, "Our constituents are going to be informed from qow on. no matter what" Fro• Page Al ORDER ... Statu s o ffender s ar e youngsters who have committed offenses such as runaway and truancy which would not be of· fenses if they were adults. According to records at JUVENILE JUSTICE ~-~ J-. ~ Ii;. O•••:;;;:," McMillan, in the first week of giving such offenders the right lo roam at wrll 21 of the approx- imately 45 juveniles housed there exercised their option to leave at will Records show one girl was stabbed shortly after her de· parture and a runaway from Rhode Island whose parents were er. route lo return her home was lost from custody because or the fr<'e acces:-. rule. "l don't believe lhrrf' i~ a right ror a child to roam the ~tr<'ets un · der no one's control,·· !>Jtd Judge Vincent. .. And we are particularly con· cerned with those who do not re tum to their homes and, in effe<'t. arc roaming at will under no one's supervision." Chief County Probation Officer Margaret Grier said today the new stale restulations are "pos· ing a trcmendC1us problem. "We have no authority to de· tain the youngs t er s except through our counselors urging them to stay." Miss Grier s a id troubled youngsters on the loose without means of support or a place to stay can often become victims of crimes. And, she added. a roaming population o ( troubled juveniles can easily drift into serious mis· adventures. OftANOE COAST ~e DAILY PILOT t!:~::.~~~\~11y, :.:.::::~~:.:. Cb/t\I P\,Ott~t"'O (O!TI04"'Y ,.._ ... e4it'°"" er• oubh'"" Mo""•w tl"troY9tt Frio.~ tor GO\t• MtU .... DOft h.t<h, MVNl~flif'I fW~hlF°""' t•lt'I V•fltr. #rwttt•. S•4'4ft-.Cl V'•H•Y •'Ml ~~· :;e:~:r~~.~~~fnA='~~I ii. Ofll"l(IDltl IVMt"'lf'O o••"' ., ., 1IO W.\t 8•v .SfttJIC't Goit•Mil'• Ctlttonw,,.t'H.16 .............. P•t"lt(ho-"t "'"tf P1,;b11..,..f JI011. , ...... Y•t• Pf,t,drfnt JtM Gt-w••~~ T~••WH'w'U fd•tor "';:::~~"'=- 0.•i.•M. LH• Ill<-~ -An!\t.tMMan,.•l""Edft.,.._ s.Hd,.bacll ValfeyOfftce · m-o• u ••• """"'' s111~,.,_.., Olllce1 • Cotl• ,._,. · J10 W.,, Ny lff'HI ..... 11..., ....... ~ 11111 .... ~ tov ...... d ~ .. «~·ttKO-M'"t f.tepllo"• (714)~1 Clualfled Advertt-.w .sen '-i.t••O Valln -O<li« ff1..,10 F•-!llrlC .. _lt ....... =rit ~~ <>:,:: •. ~~~= tinaU•' •r •d''\t~fl'\•rn•f\\" "91,..4,_ "'•• ~ ~=f ~l: ''" \PtC .. Mrrftt\tlOf\ a ~i,':',~~':.'\::::~r. .. :1·.:·<~::, 't~ =:..~.·~ ::!o.t:.:. -'"" ... 111,.,, Thursday, January 13. 1977 o.i1v "''°' si.o -o INAUGURAL INVITATION PUZZLES SAN CLEMENTEANS Mary and Char1es Manclark Didn't. Assist Prestdent•lect But Why Us? Caner Invites SC Couple Ma r y M anc lark and her husband Charles have received invitations to President-elect Jimmy Carter's inauguration. But. the San Clemente couple are mystified as to why. They didn't campaign for Carter, donate money or otherwise get involved in his behalf. They're not even Democrats. They're Independents. "We got one last Thursday or Friday and really didn't think anything about it untll we saw a little boy on the television who had gotten one. But, he knew why . he'd donated some money. "They must be sending a lot of them around ," Mrs. Manclark speculated. Well, indeed they are. The Associated Press reported that about 300,000 invitations were sent out by the Carter Inaugural Committee in hopes of "pleasing every body." El Toro High Swim Pool Set for Use El Toro High School's new 50-meter s wimming pool will be open to the community for recreational s wimming Saturdays and Sundays from noon to3 p.m. It also will be open Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission to the program, which begins Saturday. is free. Qualified s upervision and lifeguards will be provided by the Saddleback Valley Unified Schoool District Recreation Department. Through a cooperative agree· ment between the district and County of Orange, the facility will be open for year.round use by the community. Funds Lack Cited SACRAMENTO (AP) -As· sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy says there's not enough money in Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's pro· posed budget for state employes' pay raises or renter lax relief. It didn 'l work. Some people who worked for Carter's election are very unhap· py. They didn't get invited. Some people , Republicans even, who didn't h£1p at all, did get invited. Vicki Rogers, a cochairwoman of the effort blamed the dilficulty on an errant computer. "Presently we are in the pro- cess of checking our invitation lists and correcting the errors re· garding the mechanics of the process. By next week, most or our mistakes will be corrected," Miss Rogers said. The inauguration is next Thursday. In any event, the Carter Com· mitteewas urging "y'all come." "We h ave aggr essively planned a series or free public events in Washington for in· augur al week," Miss Rogers said. Mrs. Manclark said she and Charles had just gotten back from Washlngton, D.C. the day before the invitation came. County Panel Set to Study Parks in Viejo The formation of a committee to study park development in Mission Viejo was approved Tuesday by Orange County supervisors. A report to the board said the Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· visory Council (MAC> had sug- gested the new committee, which will study park dedication, de· velopment policies and financ· ing. The committee is lo include representatives from MAC. the Mission Viejo Company and the county. Cowity officials suggested the group consider the Mission Viejo Compa ny's offer to landscape and irrigate undeveloped local parks. joint development of the Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict's school site near Oso Viejo Community Park and new policies for open space. Hollinden Elected Transit Chair1nan Fountain Valley Mayor Al Jlollinden was elected chairman of the new Orange County Transportation Commission to- day. County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich was elect ed vice chairman by fellow com· missioners at their first meeting in Santa Ana. Created by new state legisla· lion effective this month, the commission has the power to re- view budgets and plans for transit operations and road building projects in the oounty: Members Jnclude Holllnden and Santa Ana City Councilman David Brandt selected by the Oranse County League o! Cities and Supervlsors Diedrich and Ral~b Clark selected' by fellow superviaon. Both Hollinden and Clark also aerve aa dlrect~ra ol ~ Oran,e County Transit Dlatrict. which operat~• bu.ea ~ the COUil\.)'. $.2 Milli on Loan Coµnty Board NixeSProposal A $2 million slate loan pro- p<>sal designed to bail a regional air pollution control agency out oC financial trouble was opposed Wedne~dfY by Orange County supervisors. Supervisor Laurence Schmit, the county's representative on the South Coast Air Quality Management District, labeled the proposal by Assemblyman Jerry L~wis (R-Highlands) mis· directed. At his suggestion, supervisors agreed to continue pushing for what they believed would be a fairer way t o finance the agency. The board is backing a pro· posal hammered out by ofricials from Orange, Los Angeles. Riverside and San Bernardino Counties last week to pay for the agency's $8 million budget. That proposal would lack $1 onto the cost of vehicle registra· tion fees and require industries to pay annual permit fees. Lewis proposed the loan this week because Los Angeles County supervisors refused. lo pay their $2.3 million share of the agency's budget, a share now based on each county's population. And while the state attorney E'ro• Page A 1 PROBE ••• official Michael Murphy and county Supervisor Thomas Riley's aide Scott Ferguson. Ferguson and at least four other people. including two of Supervisor Ralph Clark's aides and former county planning com- missioner Shirley Grindle. were subpoenaed to appear before the jury Wednesday. But Tuesday afternoon those subpoenaed were told their scheduled appearances weren't necessary then. general has rtled suit agalrtst Los Angeles olficiaJs to force payment, Lewis.said the agency would need the emergency loan to avoid laying orr 200 employes and cutting services by 70 per- cent. The loan was proposed lo cov- er the agency's costs through June. Ten percent penalties would be assessed counties re- fusing to pay their share of ex· penses. In addition, the measure car · ries a threat to withhold state sales taxes until the loan is re· paid. Orange County Supervisors have only paid the January por- tion of their $1.3 million annual share and will decide lat.er whether or not to pay assess· ments for later months. Schmit told fellow bond members Wednesday he visited Sacramento this week and did not believe Lewis· loan proposal would win legislative approval. However, lhe Assembly did vote 69-0 Tuesday to waive rules that would have required a 30· day wait before Lewis' loan bill could be heard. Schmit said the measure is to be brought before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee Tuesday. $130,000 in Bonds Stolen From Judge Orange County sheriff's of· ficers are investigating the re· ported theft of negotiable bonds valued at $130,000 from the Rossmoor home of a retired judge. Deputies said the theft was re- ported by former Judge Leon Benwell. 80. They said there was no evidence of forced entry at t he home and a senrch of the pre- mises failed to produce the bonds. 3 QUALITY TELEVISION Fro•PogeAl HEIR ••. Cor 15 minutes at u gas i.tallon with attendants only a few feet from the vehicle? "lie could have called for help," Quigley said. "And he could have made an altempt to escape from the van at any one of a number or trafric lights that halted the motorhome as lt drove thl'O\lgh Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. "He dldn 't do those things because he was a part of the kid- nap plot," Quigley told the jury. "Don't be fooled into thinking that Jack Scudder i.s naive. He may have lived on somebody else's fame and fortune all these years but he's very, very clever. "And he·s a liar," Quigley said . "The two best things that evt;}' tulppened to Jack Scudder are Laura Scudder, his mother and Valerie Scudder, his wife." Blas ting t ile prosecution description of Wesson as a "con man" QuJgley urged the jury to recognize that the defendant would be better described as a "good Samaritan." F,...PageAJ SLOPE ... banks created by cut and fill grad· ingoperations. According to Feezell, slopes that have been deliberately de- nuded by old vegetation have been replanted with a hydroseed· ing process that assures fast growth and dense root systems. In the case of the Trabuco Road failure this week, Feezell said a geological study will be required to determine the precise cause of the failure. "What we usually do is remove all the material that has slipped and then replace lt in thin, highly compacted layers," he said. Feezell said there is no im· mediate dangertohomesatopthe Trabuco Road bank but field workers are keeping a close eye on the situation should it worsen. He said such failures are "not Wtcommon" in housing develop- ments which require massive grading on steep hills. 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Checkless Woes May Top Benefi~ By SYLVIA PORTi:R l''inanciul instlluUons oCr<>$s the.: Uruted Slates arc mov lng Loward a checkless society, ln whlch(ayments no lonaer would be made ltt cash or by check bu through computer entries on m agneUc tape. The paperwork savings -whjch might or might not be pused on to us -would be enormous for the institutions. Bul the risks would be ours. To spend your money <or steal It), your signuture would no longer be needed. Knowledge of your key number would be sufficient. Computer criminals could get your number by bribing bank employes or work- ing with them. unless expensive ran-safe pro- \1\sions in the computer codes keep ijle number secret from everybody Catch 22: Jn that case. il you forget or lose the Money' Worth combinaUon. your money would be gone forever THERE WOULD BE NO MORE cancelled checks. tr yoo were sued for nol paying a biU or your credit rating was wrongly ruined. you would have lo depend on computer in- formation You might not know your own bank balance without in- quiring. because unrecorded a utomatic depos its or withdrawals could be made. Trouble has been reported with some automatic Social Security deposits when checks are lale and depositors don't know if the money is in. Some banks guarantee money by a specified date, but this mlgbt be unworkable for the total transactions covered by a na- tional electronic transfer network. You could not stop payment on an electronic fund transfer. because the transaction would be effected Instant· ly. Items would be paid for without credit cards or install· ment contracts, and if you were overdrawn, you would pay the institution in monthly allotments. YOU COULD BE IN A WORSE position in disputes at checkout counters or restaurant cashiers' desks. etc. Once an electronic fund transfer had been made, you probably would have to bring suit to get money back. You would lose the benefit of the .. noat." the Ume it takes for a check to clear Now you have the use or money until the person to whom you give a check deposits it end it reaches your bank. It's a risky practice but many use it. ' Finance could become incomprehensible Consume~ would become passive recipients or the benefits or woes im- posed by impersonal technocrats. BATTERIES OF EXPERTS, INCLUDING A com mission appointed by President Ford. are workmg on the transition lo the "check less society," but consumer safeguards are low on the priority list When confronted with the risks, experts say, In effect, ''The burden'of proof is on you lo show that these risks wUJ materialize often enough to outweigh the tremendous sav· ings.'' They do not say, "The burden or proof is on propo· nenls of the change to show it is safe," or to show that the savings would reach the pocketbooks or the public. However. this bulldozer can be slowed down. WHEN PLANS SURFACED TO remove price tags from grocery items and leave shoppers with only computer printouts at checkout counters and signs on the she Ives. con- sumer protest caused major chains to back orr. The issue is now under debate. The typical American consumer is unaware or the benefits or perils of widespread implementation of elec- tronic fund transfer. But once institutions have spent large sums to install the new systems, it will be difficult to make changes to protect consumers. So start now to ask questions. Alert your congressmen to your concern. Don'tjuststand there. They're Wishing On Mercedes' Star STUTTGART, West Germany <A P> -Business 1s booming for Mercedes, glamorotm star of West German automaking, even though most Germans have to wait two years for one of its products. "Germans come to us and say, 'My MerC'cdcs has gone 72,000 miles and I want a new one.· and we have to tell them. 'Kindly wait two years.'." says Joachim Zahn, chief of Daimler-Benz. makerorthe 3utomobile. Dul the snob appeal of the Mercedes is ( J str ong enough that IN HIGH GE'f ~ 0 Germans are ui:.ually ~ wllltng to wait And Daimler· Benz cars and ------------trucks brought in a re- cord S9.S8 bilhon in sales last year "We could never afford to offer Americans a two.year deUvery." says Zahn, "so now our domestic market suffers by giving preference to exports " GERMANS WHO DON'T WANT TO,wa1l can buy from OaJmler-Benz employes. wh<> get first priority, even over the U.S. export market. They also ge_t_a 21.S percent dis- count on the cars, the cheapest of which sell!\ ror the equJvaJent in marks of $7,660 in West Germany. U.S. prices went up 10.2 percent for 1977 models and start at $11,346 for a four-cylinder diesel 2400 sedan. They stop at $26,559 for the 450SLC eight-cylinder sports sedan. Daimler-Benz sold 41.000 cars in North America In 1976, down 4,000 from tht year before. But the decline Is blamed on a shortage of cars ror the company's top export ma rket . MOST MERCEDES OWNERS IN WEST German) write-Off the lu"ury cars as business expenses; S6 percent are owned by industrtallsts, salesmen. d01:tors or other sell· employed people. Another • percent are owned by com- panies or government agencies. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and his 15· member cabinet ride In Mel'eedes autos and JOO OermaJ> ambassadors use them at foreign posts. Mercedes cars aren't Just for tho rich and famous. V\rtua11y all West German Luis are Mercedes. WHEN ISRAELI OOMMANDOS RESCUED 100 airline hijack victims In Uganda last JuJy 3, they reportedly got the jump in their raid by driving up to the Entebbe terminal ln a Mercede. t.bey tbou.aht was similar to President ldl Amin'& official limousine. A Mercedf'!I star revolves on n hot~\ overlooking Schmidt '1 cbancellory in Bonn and to many foreign visitors the emblem Is more Camtllarthan the West Oerman naic. The Mercedes tradem1rk at1r Is auch a ~ymbol of German quality In the export market that Schmidt In· tervened to assure that l>alrnlar-Bcn1 atayed In German bandJ. THE POWERFUL FRIEDllJCH FLICK Industrial IJ"OUP• once a backer of AdoU IUllor, put 20 porctnl of the company ur tor sale in 197S. Tbal prompted ortcra Crom Mlddl~ Eas lntereata. whJch Sc:lunldt rtJecttd. ''Such undert~1dl\IS could not be tolerated either by tbt employtl of Dairnter.8enJ, the 1tudlnt of tbe Gennan econom)+ or our own sell· respect,·· Schmidt aald. OU-rich Kuwa.Jt already owns U Ptrcent or Daimler· Deina. but has no voice In company poUcy.